1984 07 zglos sie: Skok smierci TF Episode #15. Journalist (Barbara Burska). 111111 1952 ...1 April 2000 M Reporter (Hans Richter). 111112 2005 1-800-Missing: Fugitive T Episode #44. 8-14-2005 News Media: Reporter #1 (Jee-Yun-Lee). 111113 2004 1-800-Missing: Lost Sister T Episode #16. 1-3-2004 Reporter (Bill Hall). 111114 2003 1-800-Missing: Pilot T Episode #1. 8-2-2003 News Media. Reporter (J.C. Kenny). 111115 2004 1-800-Missing: Resurrection T Episode #22. 7-31-2004 News Media. News Anchor (John Anderson). 111116 1935 1,000 Dollars a Minute M Newspaperman Wally Jones (Roger Pryor) who is down on his luck finds himself the center of an experiment being conducted by two daffy millionaires to see if someone can spend $1,000 a minute, every minute for 12 solid hours. If he can do it, he gets $10,000. If he can't, he gets nothing. Charlie, the Editor (Purnell Pratt). 111117 1961 1,000 Eyes of Dr. Mabuse, The (Thousand Eyes of Dr. Mabuse, The) M Die Tausend Augen Des Dr. Mabuse Reporter (Bruno W. Pantel). TV journalist assassinated, killed in a car. 111118 2006 10 Items or Less: Miracle Worker, The T Episode #2. 12-4-2006 Reporter (Diana Morgan). 111119 1997 10 Lb. Penalty NM Francis, Dick News Media 111120 1991 10 Million Dollar Getaway, The MT TV Reporter (Debra Fox). Female Newscaster (Kathy Lash). 111121 2006 10 Most Fascinating People of 2006 -- A Barbara Walters' Special T DVD -R HQ 7541 Episode. 12-12-2006 TV Interviewer-Journalist Barbara Walters presents the 10 most fascinating people of 2006 surprising the audience with who is No. 1. 111122 2003 10-8: Officers on Duty: Wild Bunch, The T Episode #10. 12-7-2003 Reporter (Jason Feinberg). 111123 2002 10,000 Black Men Named George MT Reporter #1 (Marvin Hinz). Union activist Asa Philip Randolph's efforts to organize the black porters of the Pullman Red Company in 1920s America. 111124 1940 10,001 Motives for Murder SM Blassingame, Wyatt (aka William B. Rainey) Black Mask ,Aug, 1940, Vol. 23, No. 4, pp. 104-127 Journalist Bishop is a political writer on southern newspaper, returns. Known as "The Bishop." 111125 1972 10:00 Report Is Brought To You By…:, The SSF PVL Bryant, Edward In "Again, Dangerous Visions: 48 Original Stories edited by Harlan Ellison." Cameraman Barney Chandler for a TV station. L.J. Carmine, program director, KNBS-TV. Calvin Randall, KNBS news director. Mike De La Ree, team director. 111126 2008 10:10 (aka Dasta Das. Ten after Ten) MF India German Journalist (Claudia Ciesla). 111127 2004 10.5 (Parts I and II) MT DVD -R 1657 (Part II) Miniseries News Media. Reporter #1 (David Berner). Reporter #2 (Claire Riley). Reporter #3 (Linda Ko). Journalist #1 (Johannah Newmarch). Journalist #2 (Zahf Paroo). Journalist #3 (Peter Benson). Journalist #4 (Angela Moore). TV Anchor #2 (Marrett Green). Anchor #3 (Dagmar Midcap). Anchor #4 (Marke Driesschen). Newscaster (Jill Krop). Press Secretary (Alison Matthews).Communications Soldier (Leanne Adachi). Messenger Soldier (Biski Gugushe). An earthquake reaching a 10.5 magnitude on the Richter scale strikes the west coast of the United States and Canada. A large portion of land falls into the ocean. Aftershocks and a tsunami present new dangers. 111128 2006 10.5 Apocalypse MT DVD -R HQ 6112, 6113 (Part One). 6125, 6126 (Part Two) News Media 111129 1960 100 Augen des Dr. Mabuse, Die MF News Media. Reporter #1 (Bruno W. Pantel). Fotoreporter (Dieter Hallvervorden). 111130 2002 100 Centre St.: T VHS 1255 Episodes #2, #4 and #10 Episode. 1-15/29-2001, 3-13-2001 News Media 111131 2001 100 Centre Street: Domestic Abuses T Episode #11. 3-26-2001 Reporter #2 (Sam Feuer). 111132 2001 100 Centre Street: Queenie's Running T Episode #22. 11-26-2001 Reporter (Jason MacDonald). 111133 1991 100 Days M India Editor (Shashi Kiran) of Priya. 111134 2009 100 Lives M TV News Anchor (Geoff Falk). School teacher whose daughter is the 100th victim. He must decide how he and his community will deal with the violence that surrounds them. Based on the 100 murders in Memphis in 2006. After having an emotional breakdown, he chooses the camera to avenge his daughter. Video Camera (Rod Pitts - Voice). 111135 1937 100 Men and a Girl (aka One Hundred Men and a Girl) M DVD -R HQ 5531, 5534 (Missing Ending). DVD -R HQ 5708 (Ending). Music Editor Ira Westing (Edwin Maxwell). 111136 2002 100 Stories MT TV Anchor (John Richard Ingram). Reporter (Tommy Minnix). 111137 1997 100 Years of the Hollywood Western DT VHS 392 Newspaper 111138 2003 100-Year Itch, The (aka Hundred-Year Itch, The) NR Jacobs, Holly Harlequin Duets Reporter Mace Mason is an out-of-towner trying to find out the truth about a secret in Hiho, Ohio. Will Zoe Wallace, Hiho’s 99th birthday festival chairperson, be able to foil the intrepid reporter. With each minute, Mason is not only closer to the secret, but he’s closer to Zoe as well. How will this crazy couple ever fall in love and save the day. 111139 1941 $100,000 For a Wife R Saks, Sol Newsboy shouting at top of broadcast 111140 2005 100% voor kinderen DF Netherlands Documentary Maker-Interviewer Evelline van Dijck 111141 2003 1000 neue Dinge, die man bei Schwerelosigkeit tun kann N Zylka, Jenni Germany Journalist 111142 2000 100th Test Match at Lord's: Ultimate Test, The M Commentators (Richie Benaud, Mark Nicholas) 111143 1988 101 M PR Press Liaison (Teresa Conroy) 111144 2004 101 Biggest Celebrity Oops T TV Newswoman Barbara Walters (Herself - #26). Commentator Al Franken (Himself - #86) sued by Fox News. TV Newswoman Diane Sawyer (Herself). TV Newswoman Jane Pauley (Herself - #92. Fashion Correspondent Joan Rivers (Herself). Host Doug Llewelyn. Journalist Joel Stein. Talk Show Host Rosie O'Donnell (Herself - #72). Talk Show Host Bill Maher (Himself - #60). Talk Show Host Rush Limbaugh (Himself - #70). Talk Show Host Ellen DeGeneres (Herself - #66). Celebrity Talk-Show Host Howard Stern (Himself - #66). Talk Show Host Roseanne (Herself - #66). Talk Show Host Jay Leno (Himself - #66). Talk Show Host Queen Latifah (Herself - #66). 111145 1996 101 Dalmatians M TV News Reporter (Brian Capron) 111146 2004 101 Most Unforgettable SNL Moments T Commentators (Sean Austin, Anne Beatts, Richard Belzer, Beth Cahill, Dana Carvey, Susie Castillo, Ellen Cleghome, Ice Cube, Vance DeGeneres, Bill Dwyer, Hugh Fink, Judy Gold, Laurel Holloman, Victoria Jackson, Steve Koren, Ken Kragen, Kathleen Madigan). Commentators (Adam McKay, Tracy Morgan, Keith Olbermann, Jimmy Pardo, Jeff Probst, Rachel Quaintance, Tom Schiller, Pauly Shore, Mitch Silpa, Robert Smigel, Mindy Sterling, Nick Swardson, Guy Torry, Alex Trebek, Jeff Varner, Derek Waters, Matt Weinhold). Commentators (Alexandra Wentworth, Walter Williams, Henry Winkler, Weird Al Yankovic, Adrian Zmed). 111147 2006 101 Salvations M Newscaster (Duji). 111148 2000 102 Dalmatians M Reporter (Nicholas Hutchison). Fashion Show Editor (Ann Mills). ITN Reporter (Tim Willcox). 111149 2007 1080 Kiss NR Steed, Angela Public Relations Practitioner Morgan Price, after a year-long hiatus , is ready to resume her high-profile job resurrecting musicians fallen from grace. A bad-boy athlete is not the type of client she expects -- or wants. But then she sees a side of the “God of Snow” -- Vince Evans, a professional snowboarder who is a black-haired, green-eyed charmer no woman can tame and no man can match on the slopes -- no one has seen before, a side she just might break all the rules of business for. Followed by a flurry of bad publicity and a trail of ex-managers, his Olympic dreams teeter on the brink unless he can orchestra a career turnaround and fast. Price’s rules are unbendable, but there he is and there she is and.... 111150 2000 10th Kingdom, The MT Miniseries News Vendor (Bob Curtiss). 111151 1965 10th Victim, The (aka Decima vittima, La, aka Tenth Victim, The) M AFI-Reporters TV Reporter Caroline Meredith (Ursula Andress) is a licensed hunter in the 21st century where legalized murder called “Big Hunt” has replaced war. She shoots her 9th victim in a New York City art gallery and goes after her 10th victim, Marcello Polletti (Marcello Mastroianni) who is a minor celebrity in the game. His winnings from six kills have already been spent by his mistress and ex-wife. In Rome, while Marcello awaits his unknown assailant, Meredith makes an arrangement with a TV company to film her kill as part of a commercial. Impersonating a TV reporter whose assignment is to study the sexual preoccupations of Italian men, Meredith approaches Polletti to request an interview with him at the Temple of Venus. Wary of meeting Meredith, Polletti arranges for her to be eaten by a crocodile before the cameras of a competing TV company. Undaunted, Meredith lures him to the beach and convinces him of her interest in him. He becomes fascinated with her. At the beach, she drugs him and the next morning hauls him back to the Temple of Venus. She reluctantly shoots him in front of the TV cameras but he survives because he has loaded the gun with blanks. Poletti attempts to take his revenge, but Meredith’s bulletproof armorplate saves her life. The experience brings them together aboard the Wedding Airplane to be married. But after the ceremony, the pilot pulls a gun on the newlyweds. Reporter. A society in the 21st century practices population control by legalized murder. Society plays an assassination game for fun in which the last person left alive is the winner. 111152 2004 11 Somerset: Kiss of the Gorgon M Episode #11. 11-21-2004 Radio Reporter-Radio Host (Terrence Scammell). 111153 2005 11:59 M Photojournalist Aaron Doherty (Raymond Andrew Bailey) wakes up in the middle of nowhere and tries to piece together the events of the last 24 hours. Reporter (B. Anthony Cohen). TV News Anchor Paula (Gina Scalzi-Strawbridge). Newsroom Journalist (Scott Takeda). Court Reporter (Elizabeth Novotny). TV News Anchor (Alan Shackelford). TV Cameraman #1 (Breck Larson). Photographer Scott (Steve Wilkins). 111154 2008 112 - Sie retten Dein Leben: Episode #27 TF Episode #27. 9-30-2008. Germany Journalist (Bernd Blomer) 111155 2008 112 - Sie retten Dein Leben: Episode #9 TF Episode #9. 9-4-2008. Germany Journalist (Oliver Dollansky). 111156 1979 11th Victim (aka Lakeside Killer) MT Friedman, Kenneth A. (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Anchor Jill Kelso (Bess Armstrong) originally from Des Moines investigates death of her sister with help of a cop as they search for killer terrorizing Hollywood actresses. She first hears about the death of her sister while on the air. Photograph of victim chromakeyed behind her. Zeal of media to get news before next of kin notified. Press gets stories as fast as police. Media criticized by prostitute who says her job is better than getting kicks by snooping into other people's lives. Kelso attacks the papers for printing lies about her sister, adding that they will say anything for sake of a story. She eventually finds her sister was mixed up with prostitutes and a seedy "film artist." Adopts assumed name to work undercover. Gets cop to agree to wiretap her in order to trap killer. Reporter regrets that work comes before her personal life. TV-news feeling during capture of killer. Wrap-up by male anchor at arrest scene ends film. Reporter (Mike Batula). Reporter (Patty Ecker). Reporter (Fernando Escandon). Reporter (Ines Pedroza). Reporter (Nathan Roberts). Reporter (Bill Stout). 111157 2004 12 Days of Terror MT News Media. Reporters (Herman Hardick, Pierre Malherbe, Brian Heydenrich). For 12 days in July 1916, a shark was in the waterways of northern New Jersey. 111158 2008 12 Miles of Bad Road: Texas Stadium T Episode #5. News Media. Field Reporter (Ted Garcia). Matriarch of a wealthy Texas family and the problems they have because of their wealth and powerful real estate business. 111159 1971 12 stulyev MF Youth Magazine Editor (Rina Zelyonaya) 111160 1993 12:01 MT News Media. Newscaster (Horsea Sanders). Anchorwoman (Mary Hale). 111161 2002 12:35 M Comic Editor (Walt Conrad). 111162 1965 1212 sendet. Tatsachenroman N Burger, Hanuš Germany Radio Journalist 111163 1989 13 East T PR Public Relations. Frazier (Wayne Powers) believes that a story on the hospital by an exploitative TV host will be good PR, but the host sees the story from a different perspective 111164 2004 13 Going on 30 (aka Suddenly 30) M Magazine Editor Jenna (Jennifer Garner) is one of top editors at a women's magazine called Poise. She starts out in 1987 as a 13-year-old, gets doused with wishing dust, wakes up 17 years later to find she is living life of her future 30-year-old self. Magazine world is depicted as cutthroat atmosphere, an office ruled by overgrown teen snobs. And she's one of them. Magazine Staffer (Melody Krell). Magazine Staffer (Brad Tiemann). Matt's Photo Assistant (Luis Pedron). Yearbook Photographer (Kevin D. White). Photo Shoot Grip (Bill Kotsatos). Gay Editor-in-Chief (Andy Serkis) is a hip journalist. 111165 1980 13 Happiness Street SS UCLA Bei, Dao In "Waves: Stories by Bei Dao." Press. Fang Cheng passed around his press card in its red plastic cover. Trying to find out who lives at 13 Happiness Street. Ends up in a lunatic asylum. 111166 2007 13 Months of Sunshine M Photographer, French (Jilber Ferri). 111167 1935 13 Steps NM MLPL Chambers, W. Reporter. Al Herrick, Register reporter, after watching a former colleague go to his death in the gas chamber convicted of murder, doubts his guilt and tries to prove his innocence. Helen Haines, feature writer for the Courier. Other reporters: Howie Rush, Pep Coombs, Drake Mount and Johnnie Purcell. Watt Bellingham, night policeman for the Record. Doug Engstrom, City Hall beat for the Afternoon Times. 111168 1993 13th Apostle, The NM Gonzalez, Gloria Reporter Geraldine St. Claire is a compulsive gambler and newspaperwoman and she teams up with a charter-boat skipper to find out who poisoned the contains of coffee that caused several deaths. After the boat skipper's reporter friend Hal is killed, he asks St. Claire, who was Hal's lover, to help him investigate. Hal was thrown off his New York high-rise terrace, and they wonder whether the murder had anything to do with the story he was working on -- Japanese involvement in poisonings at Cleveland coffee plant. Suddenly everyone close to the reporter is getting killed. Now convinced they're on to something St. Claire and the Key West fisherman dig deeper and eventually come up with ties between several Japanese assassins and a Miami businessman. Meanwhile, the Key West police chief is hunting the gambling newspaperwoman and the sailor who joined together to solve a mystery when seven people from diverse areas of the United States die sudden and unexplainable deaths -- including the reporter 111169 1997 14 Tage lebenslanglich MF Reporter 1 (Charlie Hendricks). Reporter 2 (Jochen Hennlich). 111170 1973 14, The M Reporter (Matthew Guinness). 111171 2007 1408 M Tour Guide Writer Mike Enslin (John Cusack) writes tour guides of haunted places. He reports on what he sees by talking into a tape recorder and later writes up his observations. Enslin abandoned a promising literary career for a more cynical if not necessarily lucrative one. He is a skeptic with a haunted past. He abandoned his wife after the death of their young daughter. He lives alone in an oceanside apartment in Southern California where he spends most of his time drinking and surfing. After a run-of-the-mill trip to a bump-in-the-night bed and breakfast, he gets an anonymous postcard in the mail suggesting a stay in Room 1408. The room has been closed to the public for decades. Nobody ever lasts more than an hour. Cusack takes the room to find out why. 111172 2001 15 Minutes M DVD -R HQ 9300, 9301. SVD 1155 Tabloid TV Reporter Robert Hawkins (Kelsey Grammer), sleazy journalist working for a local tabloid TV show called “Top Story.” Tabloid journalism and media. Murderers commit videotaped crimes to become media darlings. Journalist Peter Arnett (Himself). TV News Reporter (George F. Miller). Reporter (Joseph Alfieri). Reporters (Jamie Burton-Oare, Leda Mulholland). TV Newscaster (Sylvia Lopez Ferullo). TV Newscaster (Jane Velez-Mitchell). Hawkins' Cameraman (Bryan Foster). Hawkin's Sound Man (Alan Cohen). Nicolette's Cameraman (Spero Stamboulis). Newsstand Vendor (Ritchie Coster). Roseanne (Herself). 111173 1999 15 Minutes M Short - Comedy Magazine Publisher (Bill Wesley). 111174 1999 15 Minutes of Fame (aka Sweet Revenge) MT SVD 1187 News Media 111175 2004 15 minutter TF Denmark. Reporters Rasmus Birkerod, Gunnar Blaschke, Puk Sabber Brysch, Lars hilden (2004), Martin Jensen, Tina Enggard Jensen, Kristian Laursen, Brian Melby, Jens Dissing Munk, Katrine Litholt Nielsen, Mads Nilsson (2004), Camilla Slyngborg (2004). Reporters Birgitta Murga Thomsen, Soren Moon Vestergaard. Hosts Steen Ankerdal (2005). Steen Tue Bjerborg, Karen Bogedal, Torun Ellingsgaard, Jan Schelbech 111176 2005 15 Park Avenue M India. Ness Research Journalist Mithali “Mithi” Gupta (Konkona Sen Sharma) of the Illustrated Weekly. Widowed Mrs. Mathur lives in Calcutta with her son, Mahesh, and daughter, Anjali. She decides to re-marry Sunil Gupta, and through him gives birth to a daughter named Mithali, who is about 18 years younger than Anjali. Mahesh gets married to Padma and lives separately. Anjali too gets married, but is soon separated and divorced. She now works as a Lecturer in a college. Mithali grows up in this atmosphere with virtually two mothers, she is quiet, introverted, does not play outside and has no friends. Things change for the better when she goes to college, then to work with Illustrated Weekly, where she meets and falls in love with Joydeep "Jojo" Roy (Rahul Bose). Jojo proposes marriage, and is told that Mithali is not well, suffers from schizophrenia, has occasional epilepsy attacks, she must be looked after for the rest of her life. Nevertheless, Jojo decides to marry her. Then the unexpected happens when Mithali is gang-raped by political goons near the Bihar-Bengal border area where she was sent on an assignment by her employer. This shatters her completely, and changes the lives of her family and her relation with Jojo, who no longer wants to wed her. In the deep recesses of her mind, Mithali has secured a house on 15 Park Avenue, where she lives with her husband, Jojo, five children, and two dogs. Anjali has attempted several times, albeit in vain, to locate this address. Then a married Jojo re-enters Mithali's life, but Mithali is unable to remember him. He feels sorry for her plight and holds himself responsible, so he decides to help her find 15 Park Avenue. Jojo and Mithali take a trip in Calcutta to locate an address which is in New York. George W. Bush's war against Iraq, and the downfall of Saddam Hussain have an impact on Mithali. 111177 2002 15 To Life M Cameraman (Paul Shepard). Soundman (Louis Hernandez). 111178 2003 15.35: spoor 1 MF Netherlands School Reporter. During a fight in a subway a girl gets pushed on the track in front of a train and dies. A boy who is in the same class as the victim is asked to make a TV news report for the local TV station. 111179 2004 16 1/2 - mere af livet TF Denmark Reporters (Rasmus Benzon, Teddy Bruslund, Lotte Hveisel, Tue Knudsen, Gitte Pedersen, Svend Rasmussen, Tinnus Sorensen - Themselves). 111180 2001 16 Lighthouse Road NR Macomber, Debbie #1 Cedar Cove Series Editor Jack Griffin of the Cedar Cove Chronicle is interested in a family court judge in Cedar Cove, a Pacific Northwest town. She denies a divorce to a young couple and Griffin writes an article about it in the local paper. Suddenly the case is the talk of the town. Recent Cedar Cove arrival is newspaper editor Griffin. And Jack’s attentions are not entirely unwelcome for the long-divorced Olivia. Olivia: I’m a family court judge and my mother Charlotte, who has plenty of opinions and is always willing to share them, likes to drop in on my courtroom. Recently I was hearing a divorce petition. In Charlotte’s view, young Cecilia and Ian Randall hadn’t tried hard enough to make their marriage work -- and I agreed. So I rendered my judgment: Divorce denied. Well, you wouldn’t believe the reaction. Thanks to an article by Jack Griffin, the editor of our local paper (and a man I wouldn’t mind seeing more of), everyone’s talking. Cedar Cove -- people love it and sometimes they leave it, but they never forget it. As the divorce case of Cecilia and Ian Randall comes before family court judge Olivia Lockhart, she denies their petition because she knows they still love each other. However, Jack Griffin, an interfering, attractive reporter, caches wind of what’s going on and suddenly the whole town’s talking. 111181 2003 16 Years of Alcohol M Art Critic (David Gallagher). 111182 2005 17 ar med Anders og Julius TF Denmark. Series 1983-1984 Interviewer-Host Soren Ryge Petersen. 111183 1945 17 Days: Story of Newspaper History in the Making, The DM DVD 8402 Classic Newspaper Industry Films. 16:33 Newspapers. Bizarre newspaper industry strike in which New York City has no newspaper drivers for 17 days. Film sponsored by the newspaper industry itself. Unsympathetic to the striking workers and more focused on how the citizens of New York needed their daily newspaper. 111184 2002 17th Annual Gemini Awards T News Media. Best News Anchor Winner Peter Mansbridge (Himself). Best Sports Broadcaster Winner Ron MacLean (Himself). Host Sean Cullen. 111185 1995 18:30 DT Series 1995-1999 TV Anchor Ulrich Meyer (1995-1998). TV Anchor Astrid Frohloff. (1999) 111186 1932 1812 SS USC Nyburg, S.L. In "Buried Rose, The: Legends of Old Baltimore." Editor Roger Dale, editor and proprietor of the Baltimore Whig. Rival: Federal Republican. 111187 1976 1876 N OWN - H Vidal, Gore Journalist Charles Schermerhorn Schuyler, the novel's narrator, a journalist and historian. James Bennett, Schuyler's newspaper publisher. William Cullen Bryant, renowned American poet and newspaper editor. Charles Nordhoff, a journalist. 111188 1999 1890 to 1930s -- Beginnings, The D IJPC 103 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Three -- The Beginnings -- 1890 to 1930s. Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part One -- Reporter as Hero, The: Crime-Buster, The and the Crusader. The Reporter and Alcohol. Pre-1930 Film Excerpts include "Making a Living," "The Lost World," "Man, Woman and Sin," "It," "The Cameraman." 1930 Film Excerpts include The Crime-Buster: "Twelve Crowded Hours," "I Cover the Waterfront," "The Crime Ring," "Dance, Fools, Dance," "The Roadhouse Murder," "The Picture Snatcher." The Crusader: "The Secret Six," "Special Agent," "Blackwell's Island," "Each Dawn I Die," "Bullets or Ballots," "Grand Jury," "Tell No Lies." The Reporter and Alcohol: "Friends of Mr. Sweeney," Montage of The Reporter and Alcohol, "The Sisters." 111189 1999 19 direkte TF Reporter Jacob Kragelund. 111190 2002 19 Months M Interviewer (Scott McLaren - The Interviewer) 111191 2004 1906 N Dalessandro, James Reporter Annalisa Passarelli is a feisty young journalist during the great San Francisco earthquake and fire. She tells the story of the earthquake, political corruption, vendettas, romance, rescue and murder. Ongoing battle, fought even as the city burns, that pits incompetent and unscrupulous politicians against a coalition of honest police officers, newspaper editors, citizens and a lone federal prosecutor. Passarelli is a frustrated young newspaper reporter who wants to cover politics but is assigned to cultural events like the upcoming performance of world-renowned tenor, Enrico Caruso and rising dramatic actor John Barrymore. She tracks the escalating war between the crime lords working the Barbary Coast and the overworked police force headed by a righteous Lieutenant. She follows a trail of graft and depravity that leads all the way up to the office of the city attorney. Geologists warn of the disaster to come. Civic crooks put personal gain above public safety. Vivid picture of Victorian-era city from mansions of Nob Hill to underbelly of Barbary Coast. 111192 1998 1916 N Llywelyn, Morgan #1 Irish Century Series Photojournalist Barry Halloran’s grandfather Ned Halloran, a young Titanic survivor whose lust for life takes on new meaning when he goes to the Irish-language school run by poet and schoolmaster Pdraic Pearse. Gaining a new appreciation of Irish culture, Ned also learns of Ireland’s tragic, bloody history. He now lives through the 1916 Irish Rebellion. He will adopt Ursula, Barry’s mother. 111193 2001 1921 N Llywelyn, Morgan #2 Irish Century Series Journalist Henry Mooney, a journalist torn between his family and personal ambition and commitment to his country. 111194 1915 1925: Story of a Fatal Peace NSF USC Wallace, Edgar Editor of the Daily Megaphone, Grant Macrae, 111195 1999 1930s, The -- Part Five D IJPC 107 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Seven: Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part Five -- 1930s, The -- Battle of the Sexes, The. Film Excerpts include: "It Happened One Night," "After Office Hours," "The Mad Miss Manton," "Golden Arrow," "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town," "The Gilded Lily," "Four's a Crowd," "My Dear Miss Aldrich," "Platinum Blonde," "Gold Diggers of 1933." "Gold Diggers of 1935," "Betty Boop's Rise to Fame." 111196 1999 1930s, The -- Part Four D IJPC 106 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Six -- Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part Four -- 1930s, The -- Reporter as Villain, The: Scandalmongers. Film Excerpts include: "Libeled Lady," "Back in Circulation," "Nothing Sacred," "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," "Women Men Marry," "Murder Man," "The Finger Points." Charlie Chan montage including "Charlie Chan on Broadway," "Charlie Chan at the Olympics," "Charlie Chan at the Opera," "Charlie Chan at Treasure Island," "Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum." 111197 1999 1930s, The -- Part One D IJPC 103 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Three -- The Beginnings -- 1890 to 1930s. Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part One -- Reporter as Hero, The: Crime-Buster, The and the Crusader. The Reporter and Alcohol. Pre-1930 Film Excerpts include "Making a Living," "The Lost World," "Man, Woman and Sin," "It," "The Cameraman." 1930 Film Excerpts include The Crime-Buster: "Twelve Crowded Hours," "I Cover the Waterfront," "The Crime Ring," "Dance, Fools, Dance," "The Roadhouse Murder," "The Picture Snatcher." The Crusader: "The Secret Six," "Special Agent," "Blackwell's Island," "Each Dawn I Die," "Bullets or Ballots," "Grand Jury," "Tell No Lies." The Reporter and Alcohol: "Friends of Mr. Sweeney," Montage of The Reporter and Alcohol, "The Sisters." 111198 1999 1930s, The -- Part Six D IJPC 108 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Eight -- Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part Six -- 1930s, The -- Advice-to-the-Lovelorn and other Columnists, Real and Imaginary. Foreign Correspondents. Newsreel Cameramen. Western Editors. Film Excerpts include: Columnists: "Hollywood Hotel," "Roberta," "Off the Record," "Hi Nellie!" "Love Is on the Air," "Forbidden." Foreign Correspondents: "Stanley and Livingstone," "Viva Villa!" "Next Time We Love," "Paris Interlude," "Strangers May Kiss," "Espionage," "Everything Happens at Night," "Love on the Run." Newsreel Cameramen: "Too Hot to Handle," "Headline Shooters." Western Editors: "Cimarron" (The 1930 Version). 111199 1999 1930s, The -- Part Three DT IJPC 105 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Five -- Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part Three -- 1930s, The -- Reporter as Villain, The: Power-Hungry Gossip Columnists. Film Excerpts include: "Doctor X," "Behind the Headlines," "Clear All Wires," "Blessed Event," "Love Is a Racket," "Broadway Melody of 1936," "Love Is a Headache," "Star of Midnight," "Is My Face Red?" 111200 1999 1930s, The -- Part Two D IJPC 104 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Four -- Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The,. Part Two -- 1930s, The -- Sob Sister, The. Film Excerpts include: "Doctor X," "Behind the Headlines," "Clear All Wires," "Blessed Event," "Love Is a Racket," "Broadway Melody of 1936," "Love Is a Headache," "Star of Midnight," "Is My Face Red?" "Torchy Blane: Playing With Dynamite," "Nancy Drew Reporter," "Conspiracy." 111201 1999 1940s, The -- Part Four D IJPC 112 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twelve -- 1940s, The, Part Four: Investigative Reporters. A 1940s Journalist Miscellany. Film Excerpts include: Investigative Reporters: "Call Northside 777," "Babies for Sale," "I Was Framed," "Johnny Come Lately," "Keeper of the Flame," "Gentleman's Agreement," "All the King's Men." 1940s Journalist Miscellany: "The Stranger on the Third Floor," "Escape from Crime," "Design for Scandal," "Lost Angel," "State Fair," "My Sister Eileen," "The Falcon Takes Over," "The Smiling Ghost," "Follow Me Quietly." "The Green Hornet Strikes Back." Race Films: "Mystery in Swing." 111202 1999 1940s, The -- Part One D IJPC 109 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Nine -- 1940s, The, Part One -- The War Correspondent Film Excerpts include: "Foreign Correspondent," "Blood on the Sun," "Somewhere I'll Find You," "Arise My Love," "Confirm or Deny," "Guadalcanal Diary," "Berlin Correspondent," "Once Upon a Honeymoon," "Action in Arabia," "Journey for Margaret." "Comrade X," "Guest Wife," "Affectionately Yours," "Three Hearts for Julia," "Sing Your Way Home," "They Got Me Covered," "Jack London." 111203 1999 1940s, The -- Part Three D IJPC 111 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Eleven -- 1940s, The: Part Three -- Citizen Kane and the Newspaper Film. Evil Publishers. Newspaper Columnists and Villains. Comic Journalists. Film Excerpts include: Publishers and Columnists: "Citizen Kane," "State of the Union," "Meet John Doe," "Unholy Partners," "The Big Clock," "The Fountainhead," "Laura." Comic Journalists: "Fighting Fools" (Bowery Boys), "Spook Louder," and "Crash Goes the Hash," (Three Stooges), "Our Gang: Going to Press." 111204 1999 1940s, The -- Part Two D IJPC 110 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Ten -- 1940s, The, Part Two -- Cartoons and Media. Popular Journalists. Western Journalists. Film Excerpts include: Cartoons and Media. Popular Journalists: "Behind the News," "Sued for Libel," "The House Across the Street," "Nine Lives Are Not Enough," "A Shot in the Dark," "Shadow of the Thin Man," "Roxie Hart," "Easy to Wed." "Christmas in Connecticut," "The Philadelphia Story," "Magic Town," "June Bride," "Woman of the Year." Western Journalists: "Sundown Kid," "Don't Fence Me In," "Santa Fe Saddlemates," "Zorro's Black Whip," "Return of Frank James, The," "Dodge City," "Fort Worth," "Blazing Trail." 111205 1979 1941 M News Media. Reporter (Dave Cameron). Reporter (John McKee). Reporter (Dan McNally). Reporter (Rita Taggart) 111206 2004 1949 N Llywelyn, Morgan #3 Irish Century Series Photojournalist Barry Halloran’s mother Ursula Halloran is the adopted daughter of rebel Ned Halloran, a young woman who first works for the Irish radio service and later the League of Nations. The Swiss-educated Ursula becomes Ireland’s first woman broadcaster. The unwed Ursula discovers how oppressive the new Catholic state can be when she becomes pregnant and must flee the country. Eventually Ursula must choose between the two men in her life, one an Irish civil servant, the other an English pilot. She ends up losing the man she truly loves. Ursula also aids a Jewish man who brought his children to Britain for safety on the eve of World War II and is returning to Nazi Germany where his wife still lives. 111207 1999 1950s, The -- Part Four D IJPC 117 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Seventeen -- 1950s, The: Part Four -- The Reporter in Science Fiction. Foreign Correspondents. An Old-Fashioned Reporter. Historical Journalism. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Reporter in Science Fiction: "Red Planet Mars," "War of the Colossal Beast," "The Day the Earth Stood Still," "The Thing From Another World," "The Man From Planet X," "The Gamma People," "Island of Lost Women." "The Land Unknown," "Godzilla, King of the Monsters," "The Deadly Mantis," "Tarantula," "Francis Covers the Big Town." Foreign Correspondents: "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing," "Another Time, Another Place," "The Last Time I Saw Paris," "Never Let Me Go," "Roman Holiday," "Little Boy Lost," "Here Comes the Groom." Old-Fashioned Reporter: "Living It Up." Historical Journalists: "Without Fear or Favor," "Park Row." 111208 1999 1950s, The -- Part One D IJPC 114 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Fourteen -- 1950s, The: Part One -- Real Reporters. Crusaders. Flawed Journalists. Film and TV Excerpts include: Real Reporters: Montage of Real Reporters: "The Big Story," "Person to Person" with Edward R. Murrow, "Toast of the Town" and "The Ed Sullivan Show." Crusaders: "Big Town," "The Captive City," "The Sellout," "Turning Point," "The Naked Street," "The Harder They Fall." Flawed Journalists: "Hot Summer Night," "White the City Sleeps," "Come Fill the Cup," "The Tarnished Angels," "Headline Hunters," "Lonelyhearts," "Al Capone," "The Great Man," "A Face in the Crowd." 111209 1999 1950s, The -- Part Three D IJPC 116 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Sixteen -- 1950s, The: Part Three -- A 1950s Journalist Miscellany. Western Female Journalists. Singing Reporters. Film and TV Excerpts include: "-30-," "Teacher's Pet," "It Happens Every Thursday," "It Happened to Jane," "Designing Woman," "Born Yesterday," "Half a Hero," "Miracle in Rain," "Trent's Last Case," "Screaming Mimi," "To Please a Lady," "Flesh and Fury." Western Female Journalists: "Texas Lady," "Lone Star." Singing Reporters: "My Sister Eileen," "You Can't Run Away From It," "High Society," "The Philadelphia Story." 111210 1999 1950s, The -- Part Two DT IJPC 115 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Fifteen -- 1950s, The: Part Two -- Reporters as Scoundrels. Film Excerpts include: “Ace in the Hole,” “The Underworld Story,” “The Last Hurrah,” “I Want to Live!,” “Sweet Smell of Success,” “The Big Knife,” “All About Eve,” “Washington Story,” “Slander,” “Scandal Sheet.” 111211 2004 1956 - Zokog ez a fold DF Reporter Peter Jankovics. Reporter Laszlo Meszaros. 111212 1999 1960s, The -- Part One D IJPC 118 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Eighteen -- 1960s, The: Part One -- Real-Life and Fictional Television Heroes. Crusaders and Foreign Correspondents. Film and TV Excerpts include: Real-Life and Fictional Television Heroes: Walter Cronkite, “60 Minutes,” “Medium Cool. Crusaders: “Shock Corridor,” “Black Like Me,” Hawaii Five-0,” “Name of the Game,” “The Bedford Incident,” “The Day The Earth Caught Fire.” Foreign Correspondents: “The Green Berets,” “The Shoes of the Fisherman,” “Lawrence of Arabia,” “Anzio,” “Hogan Heroes,” “Quick Before It Melts,” “Boeing, Boeing." “The Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines,” “The Great Race,” “The Assassination Bureau” 111213 1999 1960s, The -- Part Two D IJPC 119 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Nineteen -- 1960s, The: Part Two -- Reporter as Observer, The. The Columnist. The Magazine Editor. The Critic. A 1960 Reporter Miscellany. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Reporter as Observer: “Elmer Gantry,” “Inherit the Wind,” “The Hoodlum Priest,” “In Cold Blood.” The Columnist: “La Dolce Vita,” “The Legend of Lylah Clare,” “A New Kind of Love.” The Magazine Editor: “Sex and the Single Girl,” “What’s New Pussycat?” “The Love God?” The Critic: “Critic's Choice,” “Please Don't Eat the Daisies.” 1960 Reporter Miscellany, A: “The Odd Couple,” Reporters from “Best Man” “The Detective” “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” “Mary Poppins” “Ernest Hemingway – Adventures of a Young Man” “Gaily, Gaily,” “Gallagher,” “The Ghost and Mr. Chicken,” “The Man Who Shot Liberty Vance,” “Cimarron,” “Twilight Zone: The Printer’s Devil,” “Green Hornet,” “Kraft Music Hall: Alan King Stops the Presses.” 111214 1964 1964 General Election DT UK News Staff. Reporters Michael Barratt, Michael Charlton, David Dimbleby, John Tidmarsh). Presenter Richard Dimbleby. Analysts Robin Butler, Robin Day, Robert McKenzie, Ian Trethowan. 111215 1999 1970s and 1980s, The D IJPC 122 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Two -- 1970s and 1980s, The -- Anonymous Journalist as Villain, The. Superhero Journalists: Clark Kent and the Daily Planet. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Anonymous Journalist as Villain: Montage of Media: “Preppie Murders,” “Winning to Kill,” “Roxanne,” “Death Wish,” “While Justice Sleeps,” “The Palermo Connection,” “The Accused,” “Cry in the Dark,” “Legal Eagles." “The Fugitive,” “L.A. Law,” “Murder One,” “Amy Fisher Story,” “Protocol,” “Ricochet.” “King Kong,” “Miami Vice,” "Die Hard," Die Hard II, "The Lost Honor of Kathryn Beck," "Assassination," "Perry Mason," "The Rockford Files," "Spencer: For Hire," "CHiPs." “Highway to Heaven,” “Hunter,” “Barnaby Jones,” “Magnum P.I., “ “The Dead Pool.” Superhero Journalists include: 1940 Superman cartoons, Superman movie serials, “Adventures of Superman: The Television Program,” "Superman: The Movie," "Superman II and III" "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace," "Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman," "The Adventures of Superman Saturday Morning Cartoons," "The New Batman and Superman Adventures," "Batman," "Spider-Man," Spider-Man Cartoons. 111216 1999 1970s, The -- Part One D IJPC 120 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty -- 1970s, The: Part One -- Investigative Reporter Returns, The. A 1970s Journalist Miscellany. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Investigative Reporter Returns: “All The President's Men,” “The Parallax View,” “The Lives of Jenny Dolan," Capricorn One,” “The Three Days of the Condor,” "The Odessa File," "City of Angels: The November Plan." “Futureworld,” “Kolchak: The Night Stalker,” “The Incredible Hulk.” 1970s Journalist Miscellany: “Ellery Queen,” “Between the Lines,” “Gibbsville: The Turning Point of Jim Malloy," "Mary White," "Jaws," "Mrs. Columbo," "The Tenth Month," “Shadow of the Hawk,” “Love Boat,” “The Girl From Petrovka.” “Young Winston,” “Apocalypse Now,” “Emanuelle Around the World,” “Barbara Broadcast.” “Mephisto Waltz.” 111217 1999 1970s, The -- Part Two D IJPC 121 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-One -- 1970s, The: Part Two -- Broadcast Journalist, The. Hostile Critics. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Broadcast Journalist: “Network,” “The China Syndrome,” “The Electric Horseman,” “Act of Violence,” “First You Cry,” “Cold Turkey,” “Bananas." “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” “Lou Grant,” “WKRP in Cincinnati,” “Hindenburg.” “M*A*S*H.” Critics: “The Odd Couple,” “Theatre of Blood.” 111218 2002 1974, Une Partie de Campagne DF France Photojournalist Raymond Depardon, in 1974 at the request of Zvalerie Giscard d'Estaing, documented the presidential election campaign. For political reasons, it was not until 2002 (28 years after it was made) that the film was finally seen by the public. 111219 2006 1979 N Llywelyn, Morgan #4 Irish Century Series Photojournalist Barry Halloran, strong, clever and passionately patriotic, joins the IRA and becomes a photojournalist, then moves forward through bombs and squabbles between Irish factions to Bloody Sunday in Derry and to Barry abandoning his peaceful hopes and again taking up a rifle. A chronicle of life in Ireland between 1950 and 1972. 111220 1999 1980s, The -- Part Five DT IJPC 127 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Seven -- 1980s, The: Part Five -- Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror, Sports Reporters Film and TV Excerpts include: Sci-Fi: “Wrong is Right,” “Special Bulletin,” Deadline,” “Blue Thunder,” “Robocop,” “Max Headroom.” “V.” Fantasy and Horror: “Chances Are,” “Revenge of the Stepford Wives,” “Psycho III,” “Monsters,” “Amityville: The Demon,” “Mom,” “Strange Invaders,” “The Fly,” “Godzilla 1985,” “Transylvania 6-5000,” “The Howling,” “The Great Muppet Caper.” Sports Reporters: “The Natural,” “Eight Men Out,” “Fever Pitch,” “Gulag.” 111221 1999 1980S, The -- Part Four D IJPC 126 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Six -- 1980s, The: Part Four -- Magazine Journalists, Victims, Murderers and Scandalmongers Film and TV Excerpts include: Magazine Journalists: “Perfect,” “Eddie and the Cruisers,” “Where the Buffalo Roam,” “Simon and Simon: The Third Eye,” “A Bunny’s Tale,” “Her Life as a Man,” “I was a Mail Order Bride." “Waitress,” “Crocodile Dundee,” “The Big Chill,” “Lace,” “Anything But Love,” “Anatomy of an Illness,” “The Island,” “Street Smart.” Murderers and Scandalmongers: “Call Me,” “Jagged Edge,” “A Whisper Kills,” “Murder She Wrote: Letters to Loretta,” “Matlock: The Ex,” “Matlock: The Tabloid,” “The Clairvoyant,” “Scandal Sheet.” 111222 1999 1980s, The -- Part One D IJPC 123 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Three -- 1980s, The: Part One -- Tough Reporters. Columnists Film and TV Excerpts include: Tough Reporters: “Absence of Malice,” Word of Honor” “The Mean Season,” “Messenger of Death,” “Fletch,” “Fletch Lives,” “Power,” “Flash of Green,” “Hunter: The Incident.” Columnists: “City in Fear,” “Night Heat,” “Highway to Heaven: Bassinger’s New York,” “Malice in Wonderland,” “The Gossip Columnist,” “Night Court: Advice Columnists,” “Growing Pains,” “Take My Daughters, Please,” “Heartburn,” “Warm Hearts, Cold Feet,” “A Good Sport,” “Continental Divide.” 111223 1999 1980s, The -- Part Six DT IJPC 128 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Eight -- Murphy Brown And Other Broadcast Journalists. A 1980s Journalist Miscellany. Film and TV Excerpts include: Broadcast Journalists: “Murphy Brown,” “Coach,” “Quantum Leap,” “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,” “Gas,” “Worth Winning.” 1980 Journalist Miscellany: “High Stakes,” “Perfect Strangers,” “A Emerald Tear,” “Eight is Enough.” 111224 1999 1980s, The -- Part Three D IJPC 125 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Five -- 1980s, The: Part Three -- Foreign Correspondents. Photojournalists. Foreign Journalists. Famous Journalists. Film and TV Excerpts include: Foreign Correspondents: “The Killing Fields,” “The Year of Living Dangerously,” “Highway to Heaven: The Correspondent,” “The A-Team,” “Last Plane Out.” Photojournalists: “Under Fire,” “Salvador,” “China Beach,” “Love is Forever,” “Violets are Blue,” “Margaret Burke-White,” “Gandhi.” Foreign Journalists: “Scoop,” “Cry Freedom,” “A World Apart.” Famous Journalists: “Reds,” “The Hearst and Davies Affair,” “Old Gringo.” 111225 1999 1980s, The -- Part Two D IJPC 124 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Four -- 1980s, The: Part Two -- Television Journalists. Film and TV Excerpts include: “Broadcast News,” “News at Eleven,” “Reckless Disregard,” “Murrow,” “Tanner,” “Born on the Fourth of July, “Roseanne,” “The Bill Cosby Show,” “Who’s the Boss?,” “Simon and Simon,” “Eyewitness.” “Stillwatch,” “The Seduction,” “Eyes of a Stranger,” “A Stranger is Watching,” “Visiting Hours,” “Year of the Dragon.” “Hunter: Overnight Sensation,” “Simon and Simon,” “Keeping Track,” “Money, Power, Murder.” 111226 1985 1984: Case Study in Finding an Appropriate TV Newswoman, A (CBS Docudrama in Words and Pictures, A) T Heinecken, Robert Parody Photography. Satirical series of photographs pretending to document Heinecken's participation in CBS's search for a new morning newswoman 111227 1986 1986 DT Correspondent Maria Shriver. Hosts Roger Mudd, Connie Chung. 111228 1986 1986 World Series DT Commentators Marv Albert, Bob Costas, NBC. NBC Color Commentator Joe Garagiola. NBC Commentator, Play-by-Play Announcer Vin Scully. 111229 1970 1989: Population Doomsday N Pendleton, Don News Media 111230 1965 199 Park Lane T BBC British Journalist, a psychic recruited by M15 111231 1960 $199 Television A Warhol, Andy Loren Ghiglione TV News. Commercial nature of everything about television including its presentation of news 111232 1999 1990 DT IJPC 129 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Nine -- Into the 1990s -- Final Discussion and Summary Film and TV Excerpts include: "Heat Wave" and "The Image." 111233 1977 1990 T Series 1977-1978 Journalist, subversive, battles a ruthless futuristic bureaucracy 111234 1977 1990: Decoy T Episode #4. 10-3-1977 News Media. The Reporter (Phyllida Nash). 111235 1998 1998 MLB All-Star Game DT Commentators Bob Costas, Joe Morgan. Field Reporter (Jim Gray). 111236 1996 1998: Year of the Beast, The N Cawood, Chris Reporter Brad Yeary, New Orleans Times-Gazette reporter 111237 2009 1999 N Llywelyn, Morgan #5 Irish Century Series Photojournalist Barry Halloran, strong, clever and passionately patriotic, formerly an IRA “Volunteer,” races from the aftermath of Bloody Sunday to Dublin where he seeks the guidance of his training officer, Seamus McCoy. Concerned that the sickly Seamus wants to return to active service, Barry spontaneously proposes to his mercurial lover, Barbara Kavanaugh, in order to detain Seamus as his best man for his wedding. After the wedding, Barbara turns into something of a shrew and Barry’s career begins to take off -- providing a convenient device to document the escalating conflict. Not even Seamus’s imprisonment or the crippling of Barry’s mother by a car bomb deters him from faithfully capturing “The Troubles” on film. Through his work, Halloran documents the historic events that take us from the horrific aftermath of Bloody Sunday through the decades of The Troubles to the present. 111238 1984 1st & Ten: By the Bulls: Pilot T Episode #1. 12-11-1984 Reporter (Gerald Berns). 111239 2000 1st Amendment, The N McConnell, Ashley Weinberg List Journalist 111240 2003 1st To Die MT VHS 1365 Cub Reporter Cindy Thomas (Carly Pope) part of a "women's club" to discuss murder evidence. TV Reporter (Dagmar Midcap). 111241 2006 2 Live Stews: T Series. Episodes West Coast Correspondent Chris Spencer. Hosts Doug Stewart, Ryan Stewart. Atlanta Correspondent Mia Jackson. 111242 2007 2 Minutes Later M Gaston, Robert (Writer-Director). Reporter (Nick Smith). Lesbian detective teams up with gay guy to solve the disappearance of his twin. 111243 1994 2 noticias, La: DF Series 1994- Newsreaders Lorenzo Mila (1994-2003), Fran Llorente (2003-2004), Cristina Villanueva (2004-2006), Mara Torres (2006). 111244 1997 2 People DT Fashion Correspondent (Charlotte Dawson). Roving Reporter (Alex de Jong). 111245 1970 2,000 Weeks M AFI-Journalists Journalist 111246 2009 2.0 M Film Critic (Jenny Anthony). Film Critic (Adam Moore). Radio Host (David Sievers). Reality Show Host (Craig Scime). 111247 2009 20 Best and Worst Celebrity Plastic Surgery Stories DT Commentators (Ashlan Gorse, Dr. Randal D. Hawroth, Peter Ishkhans, Robert M. Rey, Dawn Yanek). 111248 1991 20 billeder fra Mors DF Denmark. Photographer Kirsten Klein (Herself). 111249 1957 20 Million Miles to Earth M DVD -R HQ 3547, 3548. VHS 1281 Reuters Reporter Maples (George Pelling). 111250 2006 20 to 1: Hoaxes, Cheats and Liars DT Episode #20. 9-5-2006 Newsreaders Brian Henderson, Trevor McDonald. Host Bert Newton. 111251 2006 20 to 1: Magnificent Movies DT Episode #23. 12-11-2006 Journalist Tara Brown. Entertainment Reporter Richard Wilkins). TV/Media Commentator John Michael Howson. Broadcasters Mikey Robins, Peter Berne. Radio & TV Presenter Sami Lukis. TV Presenters Deborah Hutton, Scott Cam, Nicole Kidman. Broadcast John Blackman. Host Bert Newton. 111252 2005 20 to 1: Moments That Stopped the Nation DT UK. Episode #6. News Commentator Eric Baume - Voice). Host Charles "Bud" Tingwell. Cricket Commentator (Bill Lawry - Voice). 111253 1954 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea M DVD -R HQ 9066, 9067, 9068. L Reporter (Herb Vigran) for the Globe 111254 1872 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea NSF OWN - H Verne, Jules With three Verne novels Reporter (Harry Vigran) 111255 1939 20,000 Men a Year M News Media. Reporter (Imboden Parrish). Reporter (Arthur Rankin). Pilot disobeys unsafe orders and loses his job, opens up a flying school. 111256 1933 20,000 Years in Sing Sing M DVD -R HQ 5342, 5344. SVD 1032. Davis News Media. First Reporter (James Donlan). Second Reporter (Sam Godfrey). Reporter in Crowd (Phil Tead). Newspapers sensationalize killing. 111257 1978 20/20 DT Series 1978- Newsmagazine. Hosts Hugh Downs, Geraldo Rivera, Thomas Hoving, Barbara Walters. Correspondents Sylvia Chase, Tom Jarriel. Co-Anchors Hugh Downs (1978-1999), Harold Hayes (1978), Robert Hughes (1978), Connie Chung (1998-2002). Co-Anchors Diane Sawyer, Charles Gibson (1998-2006), Sam Donaldson (1998-2002). Correspondents Arnold Diaz, Thomas Hoving (1978), Dave Marash (1978), Perri Peltz, Stone Phillips, John Quinones, Bill Ritter. John Stossel, Geraldo Rivera (1978-1985), Deborah Roberts, Carl Sagan (1978), Jay Schadler, Lynn Sherr, Chris Wallace. Investigative Correspondent Peter Lance (1982-1983). Chief Medical Correspondent Timothy Johnson. Reporter Lisa McRee (1997). 111258 1999 20/20 Downtown DT Series 1999 Correspondent Bill Ritter(1999-2002). Correspondent Chris Cuomo (2002). Hosts Cynthia McFadden (1999-2002), John Quinones (1999-2002), Jay Schadler (1999-2002), Elizabeth Vargas (1999-2002). 111259 1993 20/20 Wednesday DT Series 1993-1999. ABC News Magazine Show Anchors Charles Gibson (1998-2000), Diane Sawyer (1998-2000). 111260 2007 20/20: Britney Spears and her new Music Video: Piece Of Me MUS Paparazzi. Britney Spear’s music video gives it back to her media pursuers. Turns the tables on those who besiege her. “Weekly Rats. Extra!” Paparazzo Peru. The National Gossip. Headlines: OMG Britney Shame Exclusive. Derriere On Display.” Report on Britney Spears’ new video and how she has created the success of a whole new media -- on-line Web sites and tabloid journalism. Examples of tabloid coverage of Spears. 111261 2005 20/20: Hurricane Katrina Aftermath DT Episode #6. 9-9-2005 Anchors Elizabeth Vargas, Bob Woodruff. Correspondent Jim Avila. 111262 2005 20/20: Katrina Special Coverage DT Episode #9. 9-7-2005 News Program. Anchor Elizabeth Vargas. 111263 2008 20/20: Murder of Arkansas News Anchor DT DVD -R HQ 10599 Episode. 12-5-2008 TV News Anchor Anne Pressly of Arkansas station was murdered and 20/20 has discovered new information on her murder. 111264 1971 200 Motels M DVD -R HQ 5263, 5264 Interviewer (Pamela Miller) 111265 2000 2000 MLB All-Star Game DT Commentators Bob Costas, Joe Morgan. Field Reporters ( Jim Gray, Jimmy Roberts). 111266 1970 2000 Weeks M Burstall, Tim, Patrick Ryan (Screenplay) Australia - Ness Book Australian Journalist Will (Mark McManus) who works for a city paper. Life is complicated by arrival of childhood friend and London Journalist Noel (David Turnbull), who is setting up a drama series for a Melbourne TV station. Competition of two men for journalist's mistress and journalist's attempts to deal with his dying father. Two former friends eventually have a falling out when Noel turns down Will for a job on the series. 111267 1975 2000 Year Old Man, The C Interviewer (Carl Reiner - Voice). 111268 1969 2000 Years Later M AFI-Television Announcers TV 111269 1968 2001: Space Odyssey, A M DVD -R HQ 3326, 3327, 3328. L TV News. Astronaut Bowman watches himself in TV interview. Interviewer (Martin Amor). Photographer TMA-1 Site (Burnell Tucker). 111270 2000 2001: Space Travesty, A M News Media. Opera Reporter (Besty Soo). 111271 2002 2002 MLB All-Star Game DT Commentators Joe Buck, Tim McCarver. Field Reporter Steve Lyons. Pregame Show Co-Hosts Jeanne Zelasko, Kevin Kennedy. 111272 2004 2004 NBA Finals, The DT Commentator Al Michaels (Himself). Commentator Glenn "Doc" Rivers (Himself). Courtside Reporters (Stuart Scott, Michele Tafoya - Themselves). 111273 2004 2004 Stanley Cup Finals, The DT Miniseries Commentators Steve Armitage, Scott Oake. Play-by-Play Announcer Chris Cuthbert. 111274 2004 2004 World Series DT Commentator (Joe Buck). Host (Kevin Kennedy). Commentator (Tim McCarver). Reporter (Chris Myers). 111275 2005 2005 Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix DT Reporters Allie Brunning, Mark Howard, Kylie King, Tim Smith, Trent Riggs. Pit Reporters Daryl Beattie, Greg Rust. Commentators Neil Crompton, Leigh Diffey. Host Bill Woods. 111276 1984 2010: Year We Made Contact, The M DVD -R HQ 9587, 9588 TV Anchorman (Larry Carroll) 111277 2009 2012 M News Media. CNN Anchor (Jody Thompson). CNN Reporter (Robert Malina). British Newscaster (Lara Sadiq). News Reporter - Tikal (Val Cole). Field Reporter -Tikal (Mark Docherty). Paris Reporter (Alexandra Castillo). Ark Communications Officers (Patrick Gilmore, Dean Marshall). Boxing Announcer (Michael Buffer). An epic adventure about a global cataclysm that brings an end to the world and tells of the heroic struggle of the survivors. 111278 2002 2030 CE: Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes T Episode #2. 2-13-2002 TV Anchor Person (Melissa Campbell). 111279 2002 2030 CE: First Assignment T Episode #3. 2-20-2002 TV Anchor Person (Melissa Campbell). 111280 2002 204 Rosewood Lane NR Macomber, Debbie #2 Cedar Cove Series Editor Jack Griffin of the Cedar Cove Chronicle has an on-again, off-again relationship with a family court judge. Judge Olivia has love problems of her own. Her ex-husband wants her back giving her on-again, off-again suitor Jack Griffin some stiff competition. Jack has other problems. His son, Eric, comes home to bunk with dad on the outs with his girlfriend, Shelly, who thinks she’s pregnant. Olivia’s daughter, Justine, wises up and marries her high school sweetheart. 111281 2005 2046 M Kar-Wai, Wong (Director) Journalist Chow Mo Wan (Tony Leung Chiu) is bitter over a lost love. Chow has a furtive affair with a woman living in the same boardinghouse. Chow, relocated to a hotel, has erotic adventures with a prostitute, a gambler, a vamp named Lulu and the hotel manager's beguiling daughter. The daughter becomes a mysterious android in the science-fiction novel Chow is trying to write. Follow-up to "In the Mood for Love." 111282 1977 2076 Olympiad M Newscaster (James R. Martin) 111283 2003 20h17 rue Darling (8:17 p.m. Darling Street) M Former Recovering Alcoholic Reporter Gerard (Luc Picard) begins to investigate when his apartment building blows up learning a bit about his various neighbors and suffering from survivor’s guilt. Gerard, a former journalist three times divorced, is now a member of Alcoholics Anonymous who lives in a small apartment on Darling Street. By a combination of circumstances, he isn’t home when his building explodes one evening causing the death of six people. Moved by the fact that he has escaped death, Gerard finds his old journalistic instincts returning and decides to research his dead neighbors’ past to understand what occurred, but also to give meaning to this terrible event. 111284 2002 20tantos TF Spain Journalist. Miguel Adame (Cristobal Suarez - 2002-2003) places in the web an idealistic and controversial article. 111285 2005 20th Annual Kingdom Day Parade DT Reporter (Rachel Boesing) 111286 1955 20th Century-Fox Hour, The T Series 1955-1957 News Media 111287 1955 20th Century-Fox Hour, The: Man on the Ledge T Episode #7. 12-28-1955 Reporter. Mirror Reporter (Jess Kirkpatrick). Tribune Reporter (Joe Ray). 111288 1976 21 Hours at Munich MT News Media. 1972 Olympics massacre, eight Arab terrorists killed 11 Israeli athletes. 111289 2005 21 Hustle NSF Melki Sportswriter Ellis Rey for the remaining African-American-owned newspaper in New York City awakes from a coma 20 years later to find the future of Africa has now been placed on his shoulders. The quick-witted, sarcastic sportswriter who was a former near-great hoop star and hiphop-fiend-turned-sports writer must fight off covert agents, fear of commitment and the pressure of escaping the “Hood” long enough to deliver a mythical staff necessary to save the continent amidst the world basketball championships in Sudan. 111290 1991 21 Jump Street: T 2-9-1991 TV Anchor. 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Silent movie with Officer Tom Hanson (Johnny Depp). "Can you describe what transpired this afternoon?" 111296 1990 21 Jump Street: How I Saved the Senator T Episode #78. 5-7-1990 Reporter (Elena Stiteler). 111297 1997 2103: Deadly Wake, The M Newsreader (Sangita Viswan). 111298 1965 22-2000 Cidade Aberta TF Series Editor do jornal (Antonio Petrin). 111299 1980 227: T TV Weather Reader Jackee tries to be weather reader on cable TV 111300 1988 227: And the Survey Says… T Episode #68. 11-19-1988 Interviewer (Marla Fries-Frees). 111301 1990 227: Talk Show, The T DVD -R HQ 5135 TV Weather Reporter. Sandra's debut as weather girl at a small cable-TV station is less than sunny 111302 1998 23 MF Germany Newsreaders (Tierza Haase, Beate Himmeristoss, Josef Tratnik, Peter Veith, Jessica Lohmann, Anna-Maija Tuuliainen, Igor Davidovski - Voices) Nachrichtensprecherin. Press-Photographer (Andreas Gunter), Ein Pressephotograph. 111303 2005 23 decembre 2008: le jour ou la France s'est arretee TF Weatherman (Emmanuel Bocrie). 111304 1956 23 Paces to Baker Street M Photographer (Charles Stanley). 111305 1967 23rd Psalm Branch M AFI-Television TV 111306 1997 24 7: Twenty Four Seven M Photographer (Paul Fraser) 111307 1972 24 horas: T Series 1970-1973 Newsreaders Elena Marti, Manuel Martin Ferrand, Ramon Sanchez Ocana, Tico Medina, Jesus Hermida. Sports Newsreader Jose Maria Garcia. Hosts Jesus Hermida, Tico Medina. Reportero Jesus Gonzalez Green (1970). Host Jesus Hermida (1971) 111308 2002 24 Hour Party People M DVD -R 1782 TV Reporter Tony Wilson and music entrepreneur narrates. Wilson helped get England's Manchester scene off the ground and helped spawn the so-called rave culture as a result. Journalist (Simon Pegg). 111309 1999 24 Hour Woman, The M DVD -R 1802 Press Agent (Sandra Prosper). Suzanne Pincus' Publicist (Michael Cumpsty). 111310 1976 24 Hours at Munich T News Media 111311 2000 24 Hours in London M Reporter (Claire Carroll) 111312 2002 24: T SVD 1147 News Media 111313 2002 24: 10:00 PM to 11:00 PM T Episode #23. 5-14-2002 Reporter (Yvette Fernandez). 111314 2002 24: 11:00 PM-12:00 AM T Episode #24. 5-21-2002 News Media. Field Reporter (Donna Yamamoto). 111315 2003 24: 4:00 AM-5:00 AM T SVD 1391 Second Season Reporter 111316 2001 24: 5:00 AM-6:00 AM T DVD -R HQ 4688 (Media Excerpt) Episode #6. Season 1 12-19-2001 TV Anchorwoman Suzan Brittan on television giving the news. Reporters (Mark Thompson, Alicia Bien, Maria Quiban, Pamela Stollings, David Chisum, Forbes Riley, Rick Garcia, Yvette Fernandez, Lisa Joyner, Michelle Bonilla, Christine Devine). 111317 2002 24: 6:00 AM - 7:00 AM T Episode #7. 1-8-2002 Anchorwoman (Suzan Brittan). 111318 2002 24: 7:00 AM - 8:00 AM T Episode #8. 1-15-2002 Anchor (Rick Garcia). 111319 2002 24: 7:00 PM-8:00 PM T Episode #20. 4-16-2002 Reporter (Rick Garcia). 111320 2002 24: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM T Episode #21. 4-23-2002 News Media. Reporter (Lisa Joyner). 111321 2003 24: Day 2: 1:00 AM-2:00 AM T Episode #42. 4-8-2003 News Media. Female Reporter (Claudia DiFolco). Male Reporter (Rick Lozano). 111322 2002 24: Day 2: 1:00 PM-2:00 PM T Episode #30. 12-3-2002 News Media. Reporter #1 (Alicia Bien). Reporter #2 (Pamela Stollings). 111323 2002 24: Day 2: 11:00 AM-12:00 PM T Episode. 11-19-2002. Season #2. Episode #4 Field Reporter (John Sterling Carter). 111324 2003 24: Day 2: 11:00 PM - 12:00 AM T Episode #40. 3-25-2003 News Media. News Reporter (Daphne Bloomer). 111325 2003 24: Day 2: 3:00 AM - 4:00 AM T Episode #44. 4-22-2003 Anchorman (Mark Thompson). 111326 2002 24: Day 2: 3:00 PM-4:00 PM T SVD 1335 Episode #32.12-17-2002 Reporter. Detained reporter 111327 2002 24: Day 2: 9:00 AM-10:00 AM T VHS 1315 Episode #26. 11-5-2002 Reporter (Michael Holden), a skeptical reporter is part of the curious press 111328 2002 24: Day 2: 9:00 AM-10:00 AM T Episode #26. 11-5-2002 News Media. Reporter (Alicia Bien). 111329 2003 24: Day 2: Jane (Reporter) T Day 2: 8:00 AM-9:00 AM, 9:00 AM-10:00 AM, 10:00 AM-11:00 AM, 11:00 AM-12:00 PM, 1:00 PM-2:00 PM, 2:00 PM- 3:00 PM, 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM, 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM, 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM, 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM, 7:00 PM- 8:00 PM, 8:00 PM-9:00 PM, 9:00 PM-10:00 PM, 10:00 PM-11:00 PM, 11:00 PM-12:00 AM, 12:00 AM-1:00 AM, 1:00 AM-2:00 AM-3:00 AM, 3:00 AM-4:00 AM, 4:00 AM-5:00 AM, 5:00 AM-6:00 AM, 6:00 AM-7:00 AM, 7:00 AM-8:00 AM. Reporter Jane is a news reporter in Oregon during Day 2, and in Los Angeles during Days 3 and 4. Jane Saunders (Alexandra Lydon). Day 2 Jane was among the reporters assembled near the Northwest Regional Operations Complex, Oregon, to cover the arrival of President David Palmer. When Palmer suddenly returned from the fishing trip at Lake Oswego with his son, Keith, the reporters surmised that an important story was at hand. Jane was named by the President for a question, so she asked Palmer why he was back so soon. Palmer lied and amiably stated that his own wildlife conservation quota ruined his trip, as he had already caught the legal catch of fish. Later, when the helicopter carrying Ambassador Shareef and Farhad Salim crashed, Jane was in the crowd of press reporters, and wanted to know details about the incident. Another reporter asked who was in the chopper, and if anyone survived. Palmer delayed giving out details until the victims' families were informed, and Jenny Dodge asked all of the reporters to refrain from speculation. 111330 2004 24: Day 3: 1:00 AM-2:00 AM T Episode #61.2-10-2004 News Media. Reporter (Christine Devine). 111331 2003 24: Day 3: 1:00 PM-2:00 PM T Episode #49. 10-28-2003 News Media. 1st Reporter (Pamela Stollings). 111332 2003 24: Day 3: 12 Midnight to 1:00 AM T DVD -R HQ 4255 Episode. News Media. Television Newscaster 111333 2004 24: Day 3: 5:00 AM-6:00 AM T DVD -R HQ 5112 Episode. 4-6-2004. Season #3, Episode: #17 News Media. Reporter #1 (David Chisum). Reporter #2 (Forbes Riley). Press conference is held by President Palmer. 111334 2004 24: Day 3: 7:00 AM-8:00 AM T Episode. 4-20-2004. Season #3. Episode #19 Reporter (Rick Garcia). 111335 2004 24: Day 3: 8:00 AM-9:00 AM T Episode. 4-27-2004. Season #3. Episode #20 Reporter #1 (Forbes Riley). Second Reporter (Pamela Stollings). Reporter #3 (David Chisum). 111336 2004 24: Day 3: 9:00 AM-10:00 AM T Episode #69. 5-4-2004 News Media. Reporter (Michelle Bonilla). 111337 2004 24: Day 3: 9:00 PM-10:00 PM T Episode #57. 1-6-2004 News Media. First Reporter (John Nielsen). Second Reporter (Darren O'Hare). Third Reporter (Alicia Bien). 111338 2004 24: Day 3: Jane (Reporter) T Day 3: 1:00 PM-2:00 PM through 12:00 PM-1:00 PM (24 Shows). Reporter Jane is a news reporter in Oregon during Day 2, and in Los Angeles during Days 3 and 4. Jane Saunders (Alexandra Lydon). Day 3: Jane was present at a press conference where President Palmer made a brief statement on why he departed prematurely from presidential debates with opponent Senator John Keeler. Palmer planned on not taking any questions, but Jane asked regardless for his response to allegations that the 'national security threat' was nothing more than a ruse to avoid Keeler's challenge of Dr. Anne Packard's integrity. Palmer replied with a strong statement in support of Packard, saying that Keeler will have much to answer for. 111339 2005 24: Day 4: 1:00 AM-2:00 AM T News Media. 111340 2005 24: Day 4: 1:00 AM-2:00 AM T Episode. 4-25-2005. Season #4. Episode #19 Reporter (Rick Garcia). 111341 2005 24: Day 4: 1:00 PM-2:00 PM T Episode #80. 1-31-2005 Reporter (Mark Thompson). 111342 2005 24: Day 4: 10:00 PM-11:00 PM T DVD -R HQ 3103 Episode. 4-4-2005 News Media. President refers to Press aboard Air Force One. Worried about speech making the 11 O'Clock News. When plane is blown out of the air, reporters are killed. 111343 2005 24: Day 4: 12:00 PM-1:00PM T Episode. 1-24-2005. Season #4, Episode #6 Reporter (John Bead - News Reporter). 111344 2005 24: Day 4: 3:00 PM-4:00 PM T Episode #82. 2-14-2005 News Media. Reporter (Maria Quiban). 111345 2005 24: Day 4: 7:00 AM-8:00 AM T Episode #74. 1-9-2005 News Media. Train Crash Reporter (Michelle Bonilla). 111346 2005 24: Day 4: 7:00 PM-8:00 PM T DVD -R HQ 2994 Episode. 3-14-2005 TV Newscast and TV reporter in the field. Soldiers hunt down Jack and Paul after an electromagnetic pulse bomb wipes out every electrical device for miles. 111347 2005 24: Day 4: 7:00 PM-8:00 PM T Episode #86. 3-14-2005 News Media. Reporter (Alicia Bien). 111348 2005 24: Day 4: 8:00 AM-9:00 AM T Episode #75. 1-9-2005 Reporter (Mark Thompson). Jack is in trouble with his supervisor and he's on the trail of a killer. 111349 2005 24: Day 4: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM T Episode #87. 3-21-2005 News Media. Reporter (Maria Quiban). 111350 2005 24: Day 4: Jane (Reporter) T Day 4: 7:00 AM-8:00 AM through 6:00 AM to 7:00 AM (24 Shows). Reporter Jane is a news reporter in Oregon during Day 2, and in Los Angeles during Days 3 and 4. Jane Saunders (Alexandra Lydon). Day 4: Following the detonation of an electromagnetic pulse bomb at the McLennan-Forster defense contractor headquarters, a blackout occurred in roughly eight square miles of LA, including the southeast quadrant of downtown. Jane made a live news report on this event, which was watched at CTU Los Angeles. She reported that preliminary statements from the LAPD indicated there was widespread looting, ransacked stores, shots fired, and possible casualties. 111351 2006 24: Day 5: 10:00 AM-11:00AM T Episode #102. 1-16-2006 Reporter (Mark Thompson). TV News Anchor (Steve Edwards). Jack Bauer is captured by the terrorists who threaten to kill Derek if he doesn't feed CTU false information. 111352 2006 24: Day 5: 12:00 AM-1:00AM T Episode #116. 4-17-2006 Reporter (Mark Thompson). TV News Anchor (Steve Edwards). Audrey and Jack meet Secretary of Defense at the airport to give the recording to him. 111353 2006 24: Day 5: 7:00 AM - 8:00 AM T Episode #99. 1-15-2006 News Media. News Anchor (John Beard). 111354 2006 24: Day 5: 8:00 AM-9:00 AM T Episode #100. 1-15-2006 News Media. Field Reporter (Elizabeth Espinosa). 111355 2006 24: Day 5: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM T DVD -R HQ 5691 Episode News Media. President declares near-martial law on the city of Los Angeles to protect the city from a terrorist attack of killer gas. 111356 2006 24: Day 5: 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM T Episode #101. 1-16-2006 News Anchor (Steve Edwards). 111357 2007 24: Day 6: 10:00 AM-11:00 AM T DVD -R HQ 7826 News Media. TV coverage of nuclear suitcase bomb attack. 111358 2007 24: Day 6: 11:00 AM-12:00 PM T DVD -R HQ 7852 News Media. 111359 2007 24: Day 6: 11:00 PM - 12:00 Midnight T DVD -R HQ 8357 Episode. 4-16-2007 News Media. Television coverage of the unfolding events. 111360 2007 24: Day 6: 12 Noon - 1:00 PM T DVD -R HQ 7896 Episode. 2-5-2007 News Media. Reunited with his estranged father, Jack deals with unthinkable challenges. His father secretly kills his brother and apparently is more deeply involved than Jack knows. 111361 2007 24: Day 6: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM T DVD -R HQ 8008 Episode. 2-19-2007 News Media. Jack struggles with another setback as his father threatens his grandson and Jack. Assassination attempt on the President is put into motion. 111362 2007 24: Day 6: 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM T DVD -R HQ 8101 News Media. 111363 2009 24: Day 7: 10:00 AM-11:00 AM T DVD -R HQ 10778 Episode #147. 1-12-2009 News Media. Buchanan takes Jack to "CTU", a secret hideout where he and Chloe had been working with Tony to uncover the conspiracy within the US government. Tony had been undercover with the terrorists aiding Juma to discover the moles. Jack agrees to help get Tony back in play by joining Emerson's crew himself. Taylor is forced to meet with Matobo to inform him that she may be required to withdraw her forces from Sangala to protect American lives. Her Chief of Staff, Ethan Kanin, agrees with this decision, but Taylor is not yet convinced. Henry meets with Samantha, Roger's former girlfriend, who tells him that Roger was indeed murdered and provides him with proof. 111364 2009 24: Day 7: 10:00PM-11:00PM T DVD -R HQ 10984 Episode. 3-23-2009 TV Reporter Ken Dellao of CNB receives leak by President’s daughter on Jack Bauer killing a senator. Chief aide resigns to take the heat on the Jack Bauer situation. President’s daughter denies she leaked the story, and then gets on the phone with the reporter to tell him the story is a go and he can get it on the 11 O’Clock Newscast if he hurries. 111365 2009 24: Day 7: 12:00AM - 1:00AM T DVD -R HQ 11025 Episode. 4-6-2009 TV Reporter Ken Dellao of CNB, the reporter the President’s daughter, Olivia used to leak Ethan out of his job, blackmails the entire story out of Olivia, and then proceeds to blackmail her into bed. And then he’s going to run the story anyway -- until Olivia blackmails him right back. Reporter Ken Dellao is a reporter for CNB during Day 7. Before Day 7, Ken Dellao invited Olivia Taylor, daughter of President Allison Taylor, to have dinner several times, but she had refused. Day 7: After Benjamin Juma's attack on the White House ended, President Allison Taylor's offered a speech at the White House. While she was addressing the reporters, Dellao approached Ethan Kanin and told him that he was reporting on the alleged murder of federal witness Ryan Burnett and that Ethan had released Jack Bauer and authorized him to interrogate Burnett. Ethan took him aside and tried to find out where he had gotten the information, but Ken didn't confirm anything to him. Ethan then blamed Olivia Taylor for the leak, but she denied it and told her mother that Charlie Isaacson, a producer at CNB told him their source was someone within the United States Marshals Service. Ken Dellao speaks with Olivia Taylor about Ethan Kanin's resignation. Around 10:34 p.m., Olivia called Dellao telling him that Kanin resigned as chief adviser and that he should go live with the statement about Kanin's involvement in Burnett's murder. He also informed him that Senator Blaine Mayer was killed allegedly by Jack Bauer as well. Dellao thanked her for providing all this inside information to him and promised to isolate the fallout on Kanin alone and away from her mother. After 12:00 a.m., Ken called Olivia demanding to know why the Joint Chiefs were meeting. She dismissed it as a routine meeting before lowering the threat level, but he insisted he had a source inside the Port Authority that had revealed him of a possible "weapon of mass destruction" that had arrived at the Port of Alexandria. Olivia told him she wasn't going to give him details, but Ken threatened to inform the president that Olivia had been responsible for Ethan Kanin's resignation if she didn't tell him. Olivia agreed but told him he couldn't speak in the White House, so they agreed to meet at the Roosevelt Continental Hotel where he was staying. When Olivia arrived at Ken's hotel room, she reluctantly informed Ken of what had happened with Starkwood and the bio-threat. She asked him to not go public with the story because it would cause mass panic. He said he wouldn't do it if she persuaded him, alluding to sex, so they started kissing. After they had sex, Olivia again reiterated that she only cared about him not revealing the Starkwood story. However, Ken apologized to her and said that he would still go public with the story because that would boost his career. Olivia then showed him that she had recorded their sexual encounter with her cellphone, and that she would use the recording to show how he got his leads and also to inform Ken's wife of their encounter. Ken was angered as she told him she didn't want to see him again on the White House and left the room. Ken Dellao to Olivia Taylor: “You really are a bitch.” 111366 2009 24: Day 7: 3:00AM - 4:00 AM T DVD -R HQ 11087 Episode. 4-27-2009 TV Reporter Ken Dellao of CNB is contacted by the President’s daughter again to help her break a story. The nation remains vulnerable as Jonas Hodges’ life lies in the balance and his boss stands at the epicenter of the mounting terrorist threat. Jack hurries to expose Tony Almeida’s doublecross. Reporter Ken Dellao is a reporter for CNB during Day 7. Before Day 7, Ken Dellao invited Olivia Taylor, daughter of President Allison Taylor, to have dinner several times, but she had refused. Day 7: After Benjamin Juma's attack on the White House ended, President Allison Taylor's offered a speech at the White House. While she was addressing the reporters, Dellao approached Ethan Kanin and told him that he was reporting on the alleged murder of federal witness Ryan Burnett and that Ethan had released Jack Bauer and authorized him to interrogate Burnett. Ethan took him aside and tried to find out where he had gotten the information, but Ken didn't confirm anything to him. Ethan then blamed Olivia Taylor for the leak, but she denied it and told her mother that Charlie Isaacson, a producer at CNB told him their source was someone within the United States Marshals Service. Ken Dellao speaks with Olivia Taylor about Ethan Kanin's resignation. Around 10:34 p.m., Olivia called Dellao telling him that Kanin resigned as chief adviser and that he should go live with the statement about Kanin's involvement in Burnett's murder. He also informed him that Senator Blaine Mayer was killed allegedly by Jack Bauer as well. Dellao thanked her for providing all this inside information to him and promised to isolate the fallout on Kanin alone and away from her mother. After 12:00 a.m., Ken called Olivia demanding to know why the Joint Chiefs were meeting. She dismissed it as a routine meeting before lowering the threat level, but he insisted he had a source inside the Port Authority that had revealed him of a possible "weapon of mass destruction" that had arrived at the Port of Alexandria. Olivia told him she wasn't going to give him details, but Ken threatened to inform the president that Olivia had been responsible for Ethan Kanin's resignation if she didn't tell him. Olivia agreed but told him he couldn't speak in the White House, so they agreed to meet at the Roosevelt Continental Hotel where he was staying. When Olivia arrived at Ken's hotel room, she reluctantly informed Ken of what had happened with Starkwood and the bio-threat. She asked him to not go public with the story because it would cause mass panic. He said he wouldn't do it if she persuaded him, alluding to sex, so they started kissing. After they had sex, Olivia again reiterated that she only cared about him not revealing the Starkwood story. However, Ken apologized to her and said that he would still go public with the story because that would boost his career. Olivia then showed him that she had recorded their sexual encounter with her cellphone, and that she would use the recording to show how he got his leads and also to inform Ken's wife of their encounter. Ken was angered as she told him she didn't want to see him again on the White House and left the room. 111367 2009 24: Day 7: 3:00PM-4:00PM T DVD -R HQ 10849 Episode. 2-10-2009 News Media. TV Newscasts report on terrorist activity in Washington D.C. 111368 2009 24: Day 7: 4:00AM-5:00AM T DVD -R HQ 11099 Episode. 5-6-2009 TV Reporter Ken Dellao of CNB is contacted by the President’s daughter to help her get rid of an enemy. Reporter Ken Dellao is a reporter for CNB during Day 7. Before Day 7, Ken Dellao invited Olivia Taylor, daughter of President Allison Taylor, to have dinner several times, but she had refused. Day 7: After Benjamin Juma's attack on the White House ended, President Allison Taylor's offered a speech at the White House. While she was addressing the reporters, Dellao approached Ethan Kanin and told him that he was reporting on the alleged murder of federal witness Ryan Burnett and that Ethan had released Jack Bauer and authorized him to interrogate Burnett. Ethan took him aside and tried to find out where he had gotten the information, but Ken didn't confirm anything to him. Ethan then blamed Olivia Taylor for the leak, but she denied it and told her mother that Charlie Isaacson, a producer at CNB told him their source was someone within the United States Marshals Service. Ken Dellao speaks with Olivia Taylor about Ethan Kanin's resignation. Around 10:34 p.m., Olivia called Dellao telling him that Kanin resigned as chief adviser and that he should go live with the statement about Kanin's involvement in Burnett's murder. He also informed him that Senator Blaine Mayer was killed allegedly by Jack Bauer as well. Dellao thanked her for providing all this inside information to him and promised to isolate the fallout on Kanin alone and away from her mother. After 12:00 a.m., Ken called Olivia demanding to know why the Joint Chiefs were meeting. She dismissed it as a routine meeting before lowering the threat level, but he insisted he had a source inside the Port Authority that had revealed him of a possible "weapon of mass destruction" that had arrived at the Port of Alexandria. Olivia told him she wasn't going to give him details, but Ken threatened to inform the president that Olivia had been responsible for Ethan Kanin's resignation if she didn't tell him. Olivia agreed but told him he couldn't speak in the White House, so they agreed to meet at the Roosevelt Continental Hotel where he was staying. When Olivia arrived at Ken's hotel room, she reluctantly informed Ken of what had happened with Starkwood and the bio-threat. She asked him to not go public with the story because it would cause mass panic. He said he wouldn't do it if she persuaded him, alluding to sex, so they started kissing. After they had sex, Olivia again reiterated that she only cared about him not revealing the Starkwood story. However, Ken apologized to her and said that he would still go public with the story because that would boost his career. Olivia then showed him that she had recorded their sexual encounter with her cellphone, and that she would use the recording to show how he got his leads and also to inform Ken's wife of their encounter. Ken was angered as she told him she didn't want to see him again on the White House and left the room. 111369 2009 24: Day 7: 6:00AM-7:00AM 24: Day 7: 7:00AM-8:00AM T DVD -R HQ 11128 Episodes. 5-18-2009. Finale. TV Reporter Ken Dellao of CNB is contacted by the President’s daughter to help her get rid of an enemy. Political Consultant Martin Collier worked with Olivia Taylor on her mother’s campaign prior to Day 7. When confronted with some damning information about a possible drug problem with Allison’s running mate, Martin made a vague comment to Olivia Taylor that there was no problem that couldn’t be handled or eliminated, implying that it was an option to murder a certain reporter. Also dug up dirt on the incumbent. Reporter Ken Dellao is a reporter for CNB during Day 7. Before Day 7, Ken Dellao invited Olivia Taylor, daughter of President Allison Taylor, to have dinner several times, but she had refused. Day 7: After Benjamin Juma's attack on the White House ended, President Allison Taylor's offered a speech at the White House. While she was addressing the reporters, Dellao approached Ethan Kanin and told him that he was reporting on the alleged murder of federal witness Ryan Burnett and that Ethan had released Jack Bauer and authorized him to interrogate Burnett. Ethan took him aside and tried to find out where he had gotten the information, but Ken didn't confirm anything to him. Ethan then blamed Olivia Taylor for the leak, but she denied it and told her mother that Charlie Isaacson, a producer at CNB told him their source was someone within the United States Marshals Service. Ken Dellao speaks with Olivia Taylor about Ethan Kanin's resignation. Around 10:34 p.m., Olivia called Dellao telling him that Kanin resigned as chief adviser and that he should go live with the statement about Kanin's involvement in Burnett's murder. He also informed him that Senator Blaine Mayer was killed allegedly by Jack Bauer as well. Dellao thanked her for providing all this inside information to him and promised to isolate the fallout on Kanin alone and away from her mother. After 12:00 a.m., Ken called Olivia demanding to know why the Joint Chiefs were meeting. She dismissed it as a routine meeting before lowering the threat level, but he insisted he had a source inside the Port Authority that had revealed him of a possible "weapon of mass destruction" that had arrived at the Port of Alexandria. Olivia told him she wasn't going to give him details, but Ken threatened to inform the president that Olivia had been responsible for Ethan Kanin's resignation if she didn't tell him. Olivia agreed but told him he couldn't speak in the White House, so they agreed to meet at the Roosevelt Continental Hotel where he was staying. When Olivia arrived at Ken's hotel room, she reluctantly informed Ken of what had happened with Starkwood and the bio-threat. She asked him to not go public with the story because it would cause mass panic. He said he wouldn't do it if she persuaded him, alluding to sex, so they started kissing. After they had sex, Olivia again reiterated that she only cared about him not revealing the Starkwood story. However, Ken apologized to her and said that he would still go public with the story because that would boost his career. Olivia then showed him that she had recorded their sexual encounter with her cellphone, and that she would use the recording to show how he got his leads and also to inform Ken's wife of their encounter. Ken was angered as she told him she didn't want to see him again on the White House and left the room. 111370 2009 24: Day 7: 6:00PM - 8:00PM T DVD -R HQ 10916 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 3-2-2009 TV News broadcasts on CNB on news events including an invasion by terrorists of the White House 111371 2009 24: Day 7: 8:00 AM-9:00 AM T DVD -R HQ 10776 Episode #145. 1-11-2009 Reporter (Tim Guinee) from CNB is skeptical about the invasion of Sangala and doesn’t understand the difference between a genocide and tribal war. First Man Taylor tries to convince or bribe the reporter from holding off on the criticism for awhile but it seems to little avail (8:38:07). Apparently Taylor is successful in persuading the reporter from CNB because he’s going to hold off on his report. Season seven opens with Jack Bauer before the US Senate, defending his actions throughout his career with CTU, mostly involving human rights crimes and torture of suspects. He is pulled away by FBI agents Renee Walker and Larry Moss, who need his help to quickly locate Tony Almeida, once thought dead, who appears to be masterminding a terrorist plot to override the government's CIP firewall and cause massive damage. Meanwhile, President Allison Taylor struggles with how to best deal with the genocide unfolding in the African nation of Sangala under the command of General Juma. The First Gentleman, Henry Taylor, is distracted by a desire to prove that his son's recent suicide was in fact a murder. 111372 2009 24: Day 7: 8:00PM - 9:00PM T DVD -R HQ 10929 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 3-9-2009 TV News broadcasts on CNB on news events including an invasion by terrorists of the White House, and subsequent rescue of the President of the United States. Reporter (Ron Pitts). 111373 2009 24: Day 7: 9:00 AM-10:00 AM T DVD -R HQ 10777 Episode #146.1-11-2009 Press Conference. Tony and his crew put their CIP override device to the test as they divert two planes in mid-air, nearly causing a collision and hundreds of casualties. With the successful test of the device, Tony's boss, Emerson, delivers it to General Juma who is planning to use it to blackmail the US. Jack follows up a lead with Renee but is convinced there is a leak inside the FBI when their suspect is shot dead by a sniper before he can give up any useful information. He is proven right when the fleeing shooter leads them to Tony's boat. Meanwhile, Taylor meets with former Sangalan president Matobo to convince him to hold Juma accountable for his crime in a proper court, not trial by angry mob. Henry continues his quest to find out the truth about his son by visiting his girlfriend, Samantha. 111374 2009 24: Day 7: 9:00PM-10:00PM T DVD -R HQ 10972 (Full Program plus Media Excerpts) Episode #158. 3-16-2009 TV Reporter Ken Dellao from CNB obtains leaked information about the internal affairs of the White House after the attack. Ethan becomes suspicious of Olivia as the source of the leak. TV News broadcasts on CNB on news events. Jack seeks Senator Mayer’s help to discover the connection between Juma and the company that hired the man who killed Burnett. Senator Mayer is shot down and killed. Jack kills the assassin and then is on the run from the FBI. Ethan Kanin is threatened by Reporter Ken Dellao who plans to reveal information about Ryan Burnett’s murder and his involvement to the public. Ethan berates Olivia Taylor whom he thinks is responsible for the leak. 111375 2010 24: Day 8: 1:00 AM - 2:00 AM T DVD -R HQ 11809 Episode #10, Season 8. 3-1-2010 News Media. Jack prepares to go to Farhad Hassan’s last known location to rescue him and stop an impending terrorist attack on New York City. His other endgame is to clear Renee from taking the fall if the operation fails. President Taylor warns President Omar Hassan that if the attack is successful, she will have no choice but to declare war on his country. Cole and Dana have to figure out how to solve the aftermath of the confrontation with Kevin and Nick, and their murders. 111376 2010 24: Day 8: 4:00 PM-5:00 PM T Episode #1, Season 8. 1-17-2010 Journalist Meredith Reed (Jennifer Westfeldt) of the New York Courier is an ambitious freelance journalist is suspected to have direct ties with the on-going terrorist crisis. Meredith Reed worked as a correspondent at the White House during the Noah Daniels administration. Six months before Day 8, Reed met President Omar Hassan at a conference of oil ministers. After the meeting, Hassan agreed to an interview with her and they met at his hotel lobby twice. At some point, they started a relationship. Reed arrived at the United Nations for the peace treaty signing by Presidents Allison Taylor and Omar Hassan. However, upon arriving at the security checkpoint, the security guard told her that her credentials had been revoked. When she insisted, the guard told her to step away. After walking out, she called Hassan and told him what had happened. He assured her that he would have the matter resolved. Almost at 5 p.m. Farhad Hassan went down to the lobby and let her in. He also warned her not to harm Hassan. Once inside the building, Reed was arrested by Agent Manners and other security agents. She was immediately brought to CTU where Brian Hastings told her what she was being charged with. When she denied the charges, Hastings ordered her to be taken into an interrogation room with a full biometric package. In the meantime, CTU discovered incriminating files on a hard drive in her apartment. After she was prepared for the interrogation, Brian Hastings came to the room and started questioning about her relationship with President Omar Hassan. At some point, the specialist told Hastings that she was withholding information. Hastings pressed on her until she revealed she was having an affair with Hassan. Not believing it, Hastings left her to corroborate her story. After Hassan corroborated Reed's statement and the true assassin was discovered, Hastings released Meredith offering her an official apology. She then met with Hassan in one of CTU's meeting rooms. Hassan, relieved to see her released, told her that he had decided to finish their relationship. Heartbroken, she left the building. News Media. Season Eight will unfold in New York City amidst the shadows of the Statue of Liberty and the United Nations. In this new day, CTU has been upgraded and is run by MBA-schooled and razor-sharp head honcho Brian Hastings. News coverage of the proposed peace deal. President Taylor and President of Kamistan Omar Hassan are in a meeting discussing the peace agreement involving the dismantling of his country’s nuclear weapons. Hassan’s brother, Farhad is very defensive. They have less than an hour before the press conference. The meeting is dismissed while they both speak to their teams about the terms of the negotiation. 4:17 PM: Press conference takes place with warnings about the heightened security measures. A blond woman is told her credentials are revoked while trying to pass through security. She walks away. The blond woman is Meredith Reid who calls Hassan telling him about her press credentials being denied. Hassan says he will take care of it. Farhad claims people are starting to talk about Reid and Hassan’s relationship -- which is why he revoked her credentials. Hassan is married, but claims his wife hasn’t been his wife in a long time. He demands that Reporter Reed’s credentials be fixed. 4:50 p.m. News about the peace treaty on TV. Hassan and his family leave the hotel room, women with their heads covered. Downstairs is Reporter Reed. Farhad gives her new credentials and she passes through security. Farhad tells her to stay away from Hassan. Just before 5 p.m. Reed is talking to someone on the phone and says she knows she is behind schedule but “it” will get done while looking at video feed of Hassan. 111377 2010 24: Day 8: 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM T Episode #2, Season 8. 1-17-2010 Journalist Meredith Reed (Jennifer Westfeldt) of the New York Courier is an ambitious freelance journalist is suspected to have direct ties with the ongoing terrorist crisis. News Media. Season Eight will unfold in New York City amidst the shadows of the Statue of Liberty and the United Nations. In this new day, CTU has been upgraded and is run by MBA-schooled and razor-sharp head honcho Brian Hastings. A little after 5 p.m. press conference takes place. Hassan talks about economic stability and that the agreement is good for his country. Press conference ends with Hassan and President Taylor shaking hands. Hassan greets his wife quickly and takes a call from Reed and they arrange to meet before the next session. CTU figures out that someone has hacked in and took Hassan’s schedule and the layout of the United Nations -- it turns out that person is Meredith Reed. CTU contacts security at the United Nations. Facial recognition software scans the area and discovers Reed is in the northeast section. CTU alerts security. Reed is 10 feet from Hassan and is apprehended before she makes it to Hassan. He is escorted up the elevator looking confused at 5:14 p.m. In a meeting at CTU to discuss Reed, they think that she is telling the assassins the details on Hassan -- she is on her way into CTU. A search of her house finds some stolen files. Chloe thinks that it’s too convenient. Her boss disagrees. Chloe thinks that someone has set Reid up. Chloe doesn’t feel heard. Hastings wants Reed’s movement in the Middle East to be traced as to the proximity of known terrorist organizations. Hastings tells Chloe that she will be the one to debrief Jack Jack sees Chloe and tells her that he is in a hurry. Chloe tells him she thinks Journalist Reed is being set up. Chloe found traffic camera images with a man in a utility suit that entered and left Reed’s building within 10 minutes. Jack says to take it to Hastings, that it isn’t his problem and he has a plane to catch in an hour. Hassan hugs his scared daughter and he explains to his wife that he gave Reed access to him. They argue that Reed never should have been allowed into their lives and that Hassan’s actions have put them all in danger. Farhad enters and says that they are going to give a press statement. Hassan and Farhad speak privately. Farhad says that Reed is at CTU -- about to be interrogated. Hassan doesn’t believe she could be behind this. Farhad says that all Americans are after is money. Farhad tells Hassan that he needs to know what Reed will tell CTU about their relationship Hassan admits it started three months ago. They met in a hotel and he had been fighting with his wife all day. Farhad tells him to deny it at every length because admitting to it would ruin his credibility entirely. Farhad makes a call to a computerized voice -- the assassin. The assassin says he only needs another hour and that he needs CTU to believe that Reed was his contact until then. 5:30 p.m. Reed enters CTU and talks to Hastings who tells her about the sweep of her apartment. He tells her they know she is part of the plot against Hassan. Jack is listening to the conversation. She is taken to interrogation with a full biometric package. Jack wants to talk to Hastings to tell him Reed could be set up. Jack shows him the images with the man entering her building. Hastings says he can’t waste resources on this -- and that he has a suspect on hand. Jack warns him that CTU is getting distracted. Chloe tells Jack that they have to follow this lead. Jack tells Chloe to start checking traffic cameras to find out where the man went after breaking into Reed’s apartment and planting the encrypted files. 5:42 p.m. Reid is about to be interrogated by Hastings. He is told to start off with some easy questions. He asks when she first met Hassan. She says six months ago -- they met twice in his hotel lobby for an hour. Meanwhile, Hassan greets Taylor and she thanks him for continuing the talks despite the threat. Hassan asks Taylor about Reed and Taylor says that the evidence is clear and that whatever they find out will be shared with him. Chloe can’t find where the man went after breaking into Reed’s apartment, based on the traffic cameras. Jack tells Chloe to hack into the drones’ surveillance. She does -- and the drones catch the man getting into a cab. They can’t trace him. They zoom into the taxi’s medallion and Jack leaves telling Chloe to contact the cab company to find out where the cab dropped the man off. Hastings repeats that all Reed did with Hassan was interview him. Hastings is told that her levels are raised from that response. She claims her innocence again. The assassin is part of the police detail at the United Nations. 111378 2010 24: Day 8: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM T Episode #3, Season 8. 1-18-2010 Journalist Meredith Reed (Jennifer Westfeldt) of the New York Courier is an ambitious freelance journalist is suspected to have direct ties with the ongoing terrorist crisis. News Media. No one at CTU with the exception of Chloe O’Brian thinks Journalist Meredith Reed is being set up as a distraction. CTU Director Brian Hastings is interrogating the hot-looking Reed. She’s hooked up to a device to determine if she is lying and Hastings hasn’t figured out how to use the device to verify if she is lying about her involvement in the plot to assassinate Hassan. Reed is given the keycard of his private U.N. resident by President Omar. Omar’s brother keeps the terrorist informed of the inside happenings and the fact that Omar disclosed the fact. Meanwhile, CTU decrypts Reed’s laptop and finds the embedded material that shows the bombs placed inside the UN. CTU thinks its real and gives the evacuation order for the UN. By that time, Jack convinces the NYPD officers who arrested him that he is from CTU. Jack sways that there might be a possible attempt to bomb Omar’s convoy and the bomb scare inside UN might be a prank. Jack finally gets in touch with the CTU officer on field and asks him to stop Omar’s car somehow. The CTU officer races and dashes against Omar’s car saving him from the bomb placed under the manhole. President Omar discloses that fact that he handed over the keycard of his 111379 2010 24: Day 8: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM T Episode #4, Season 8. 1-18-2010 Journalist Meredith Reed (Jennifer Westfeldt) of the New York Courier is an ambitious freelance journalist is suspected to have direct ties with the ongoing terrorist crisis. News Media. Reed ultimately admits to Brian Hastings that she had an affair with President Hassan. Jack tracks down the man who framed Reed, but runs afoul of two policemen who mistake him for a murderer. Hassan asks to talk to Reed and Hastings agrees. 7:40:02. Hastings leads Reed along the hallway to his office, clumsily apologizing, “I’m sure you understand that given the threat to President Hassan, we were under extreme pressure.” Reed doesn’t exactly take the high road instead saying, “I would have thought that came with the job. Along with the ability to handle it.” Then she’s ushered into the office to find Hassan there waiting. Although they’re in there alone, they don’t exactly rush to each other. Meredith says she heard how Farhad betrayed him, but he says Farhad betrayed them both. “And then I betrayed you,” Reed confesses. They finally cross the room to each other as she admits telling on him. And she’s grateful to him for not bailing on her. “Before that moment I never really knew what you felt for me.” Hassan thought he’d made that clear. He says he saw today how fragile everything he’s worked for really is and he can’t jeopardize it. She begins to leave and he takes her arm only to see his bodyguard outside the glass door pointedly looking away. She leaves without another word. 7:42:27. 111380 2010 24: Day 8: 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM T DVD -R HQ 11738 Episode #5, Season 8. 1-25-2010 News Media. In Kamistan, General Wasid, a leader of the insurgency, answers a call from Farhad, as the news on TV describes a failed assassination attempt on Hassan. Wasid says it’s over. His men are being arrested by Hassan’s security forces. Farhad says don’t worry. He’ll have the uranium soon as long as Wasid agrees to get the money to the Russians today. Wasid agrees. 111381 2005 24/7 M TV Newsmagazine Host Roch Braun (David Richmond-Peck). Reporter (David Quinlan). TV News Anchor (Lisa Ann Beley). By appealing to his legions of fans through one of the world's most recognizable methods of storytelling - television news - in an attempt to clear his name in the face of wide-spread suspicion, hysteria and pseudo-reportage. 111382 1981 240-Robert: Hostages T Episode #16. 3-21-1981 Newscaster (Larry McCormick). 111383 1979 240-Robert: Stuntman T Episode #2. 9-2-1979 News Media. Times Reporter (Larry Garrison). Newsman (Matthew Faison). Newscaster (Michael Laurence) 111384 2004 25 On 20/20: Barbara Walters leaves 20/20 after 25 years T SVDSP 2001 TV Anchor Barbara Walters leaves the 20/20 TV newsmagazine after 25 years of co-anchoring the program. Retrospect of interviews and pieces. 111385 1957 26 Men: Big Rope, The T Episode #10. 12-17-1957 Editor Paul Cullen (Howard Negley) of the Gaietyville Weekly News. 111386 1957 26 Men: Man on the Run T Episode #9. 12-10-1957 Photographer John Simms (Monte Blue). 111387 1957 26 Men: Recruit, The T Episode #1. 10-15-1957 Publisher Sam Miller (William Fawcett) of the Wilcox Clarion calls for help and two rangers answer the call but when they arrive, they find the editor hanging from a tree. 111388 2009 26 Miles and Change N Carcich, Ron Reporter Regina Orlond tries to manipulate an assignment covering the Philadelphia marathon into a promotion. She soon suspects a bigger story, despite Queens bartender Francis Smith’s efforts to bury it. Smith worries that Peter Wilson will run in the marathon. Francis was involved in Peter’s father’s murder and so was Peter. Francis kept quiet while Peter headed west after threatening to kill barfly gambler Walter Demetrios. Now Francis prays Peter will stay away because violence would draw police attention -- and the wrath of bookmaker Johnny Furs. Peter discovers Demetrios has made a deadline bet on him to pay off Johnny Furs. Peter vows to ruin everyone by losing the race. Francis, Peter and Reporter Orlond must make hard choices. The rest of their lives, and those of Walter, his girlfriend and a little girl, will depend on the answers. 111389 2004 2666 N Bolano, Roberto American translation in 2008 African-American Journalist Quincy Williams (aka Oscar Fate) from Harlem is sent to Santa Teresa from New York City to cover a boxing match (The Part About Fate). Four Literary Critics, three men and a woman, all friends, all Europeans, all authorities on a mysterious German novelist, whom none of them has ever met. Eventually they get a tip that the novelist has been seen in a backwater town in northern Mexico called Santa Teresa. But by the time they get there, the trail has gone cold (The Part About the Critics). The four parts of the novel are all linked around the unsolved murders of upwards of 300 young, poor, mostly uneducated Mexican women in Ciudad Juarez. All but one of the five sections focus on scribblers of one sort or another. The Part About the Critics: four obsessive academic literary scholars from different European countries are all interested in the work of an obscure German novelist. Three young men -- Jean-Claude Pelletier, Manual Espinoza and Piero Morini, a Frenchman, the Spaniard and the Italian have made their professional reputations studying the reclusive German novelist. The fourth critic is an Englishwoman, Liz Norton. The settled, self-satisfied, bourgeois critics learn he has been spotted in northern Mexico and three of them go to the border city of Santa Teresa to look for him. From then on, the critics vanish, never to return. Espinoza is one of the critics. The Part About Fate: Oscar Fate, a black American journalist comes to Santa Teresa to cover a boxing match and meets a mad professor’s daughter (the Mexican professor who is slowly going mad is introduced in the second part of the novel, The Part About Amalfitano). Hard-boiled noir as we follow Fate. Fate spends several days adrift in the city ruminating on September 11th, black nationalism, and the relative merits of VHS and DVD, among other subjects. The Santa Teresa killings surface in overheard conversations, in the news media and in other ways. Some new companions show Fate a violently pornographic video. The German novelist’s daughter rouses Fate from his torpor, and eventually brings the tension to a head: Fate comes to realize that she may be the killers’ next victim. The Part About the Crimes: a journalistic account of a long-running crime wave, the real-life epidemic of murders of women in Ciudad Juarez. Since 1993, hundreds of women have disappeared, sometimes to resurface as horribly violated corpses, sometimes without a trace, and the police seem unable or unwilling to do anything about it. Journalist Sergio Gonzales, a journalist reporting on the case, calls a German-born American citizen who has been imprisoned for one of the murders and hears “the sound of the desert and something like the tread of an animal.” Documents the discovery of scores of bodies between 1993 and 1997. In between postmortems, corrupt politicians and weary working people, journalists and priests and the drug-lords who seem to be behind the killings. Nazi journalist is transformed into a tramp by Hitler’s defeat and whines that “he had been a coward, but never a Nazi, not a real Nazi...We wrote what they told us to write.” 111390 2009 2666 N Bolano, Roberto American Sportswriter, an elusive German novelist, a teenage student and her widowed, mentally unstable father, and academics and convicts all come together in the urban sprawl of Santa Teresa on the U.S.-Mexico border where hundreds of young factory workers have disappeared. 111391 2007 27 Dresses M DVD -R HQ 10649, 10650 Columnist Kevin (James Marsden) is a cynical reporter who writes “Commitments” column in the Sunday wedding section of the New York Journal. Jane Nichols (Katherine Heigl) has been the perfect bridesmaid for two dozen of her friends. She is also an invaluable assistant for George, a clothing and outdoor-equipment mogul who is oblivious to Jane’s infatuation with him. Kevin is a jaunty solo male who somehow manages to write the tenderhearted is the author of a popular weddings newspaper column. Jane’s avocation as a bride’s best friend attracts Kevin’s attention. He has something new to write about when Jane’s sexy, self-absorbed sibling Tess attracts George’s attention and he proposes to her without really knowing her. Tess asks Jane to be her bridesmaid. When Jane and Reporter Kevin reach their attracted-opposites relationship, they join in a drunken sing-along scene with Elton John’s “Benny and the Jets.” 111392 1957 27th Day, The M DVD -R HQ 7657, 7654. Mantley, John (Novel and Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jonathan Clark (Gene Barry) for the Los Angeles Record-Telegram is one of five people visited by an alien from outer space and given a capsule capable of destroying the world. Alien announces this on TV). Woman from England, one of the other five Reporter and woman hide out at a race track to avoid other members of press and panicky public. "Here I am a newspaperman, sitting on the best story of my life and I can't do anything about it." Woman: "Then why do we stay here?" "Maybe for the first time in my life I think enough about the next guy to do the right thing by him." They give themselves up to the authorities. Reporter is allowed to attend meetings at the Pentagon, but agrees not to print any information about them. One of the capsules is opened and only destroys the evil Communist menace of the 1950s. Free world remains intact. BBC Newscaster (John Dodsworth). Newscaster (Paul Frees). Newscaster (Jacques Gallo). Newsboy (Emil Sitka) 111393 2000 28 Days M DVD -R HQ 2165, 2166. SVD 958 Journalist Gwen Cummings (Sandra Bullock) is a successful New York journalist who's always the life of the party. Drunken driver. 111394 1985 28 Up MT Interviewer (Michael Apted) 111395 2004 29 Minutes & Counting: T Series TV Reporter. Channel 11 News Reporter (Lee Perkins). 111396 2004 29 Minutes & Counting: Pilot T Episode #1. 11-2004 News Media. Channel 11 News Reporter (Lee Perkins). 111397 2006 29 Reasons To Run M News Media. TV News Reporter (Jessica Slusser). Murphy's Law takes over when a slacker runs out of couches to sleep on and decides to take a road trip to find his lost love… 111398 2007 2900 Happiness TF Journalists (Shanna Pedersen, Iben Dorner Ostergaard). Journalist Praktikant (Nadia Loran). 111399 1991 29th Street M Newscaster (Tom Ellis) 111400 2000 2gether T Series 2000. News Media. Reporter (Sonya Salomas). Talk-Show Host Carson Daly (Himself). Moderator (B.J. Harrison). Sound Engineer (Michael P. Northey). 111401 2000 2gether: The Series: Awesomeness T Episode #8. News Media. Reporter (Sonya Salomaa). 111402 2005 3 (aka Three) MT DVD -R HQ 2858, 2859 News Media. Dale Earnhardt becomes a champion race-car driver, but dies at age 49 in a crash at the Daytona 500. 111403 2003 3 (aka Three) N Hilden, Julie Journalists Maya and Ilan have an unusual marriage -- Maya agrees to tolerate Ilan’s chronic infidelity as long as she can participate and he will never stray without her. To her surprise, she finds their threesomes as arousing as they are disturbing, and for a while, everything seems fine. But as Maya begins to find enormous success as a journalist as her husband’s career stagnates and she becomes more independent, Ilan feels threatened, and opts for another kind of sexual experimentation -- one that plays on Maya’s fear and ultimately threatens her life. Meanwhile, Maya is drawn into another relationship, with a fateful third character. When her new liaison begins to mirror her marriage to Ilan, Maya discovers that her lover, seemingly a stranger, knows more about her past than she has revealed. Maya and Ilan meet in college, each bearing deep psychological wounds. Ilan's mother died when was a child. Maya's parents divorced and went on to establish families of beautiful blonde achievers. Both Mom and Pop decided they could get along very well indeed without the brooding, red-haired Maya, ghost of their failed marriage. But the nineteen-year-old loners, Ilan and Maya find a separate peace in a love affair that early on hints at predilections for mutual pain and obsessive desires. They burn each other's arms with cigarettes at a party their sophomore year. Unfortunately, the coeds who witness their secret rite do not understand the complexities beneath the surface action and Not to worry. Ilan's father owns and edits an up and coming celebrity/literary magazine. He finds them an apartment , takes them on as interns, then full-time staff writers. Problem is, Ilan's not much of a wordsmith, and as in college, Maya works for the two of them, writing both her articles and his, while Ilan focuses on perverting their relationship with sexcapades involving third party women whom he cultivates according to their physical similarities to Maya. An agreement is reached, an ad placed in the Voice classifieds for a red head of Maya's description looking for a night of fun with a fun couple. Ilan interviews the women in bars and cafes while Maya lays low in the background, pretending to read or write, but carefully scrutinizing the applicants. Both she and Ilan must approve of the candidate before the threesome can begin. These threesomes form the basis of their subsequent marriage, for before they tied the knot, Maya caught Ilan with another woman. He can't stop, and he won't stop seeing other women, for his vision is to include Maya in his quests for what? Pleasure? Fulfillment? and, so as not to lose him, she agrees to the closed system of this "open marriage." These aren't the adolescent flirtations of "Friends" or the fatuous trysts of "Sex in the City" we're dealing with here, but a complex relationship between two very complex and confused human beings. Maya finds sex with her own carefully chosen doppelgangers is kind of exciting, especially since the third parties are told to leave and never return part of the agreement at the end of the night and morning brings a kind of togetherness between her and Ilan, alone in bed, albeit each time a step closer to the a place his S&M fantasies will bring them, a place Maya prefers not to go. She really just wants a "normal" life with Ilan, a baby, her career etc. But this fantasy of normality is no more attainable than true bliss in their increasingly sado-masochistic menage-a-trois. Meanwhile: work. Maya's becoming a famous journalist to the extent that's possible acclaimed for the insightful celebrity interviews. She has a knack for busting the truth out of their sealed lives and writing it up as interesting copy, becoming a celebrity herself in the process. What does this mean to her, this probing of false lives? Is Maya even a real journalist? After all, getting a celebrity to admit to being gay/pregnant/addicted to drugs etc. is hardly a job for Robert Fisk. What is the connection between her unmasking of actors and actresses' false lives and the celebrity-sized drama of her own marriage? Well, she must see something because she tells Ilan it's over. She wants normalcy, a child, monogamy. He asks her for just one more tryst. Just one, she agrees, just one more woman. But Ilan commits suicide, slits his wrists one afternoon in the apartment before this final threesome can take place. 111404 1926 3 Bad Men M Editor Zach Little (Otis Harlan) 111405 2003 3 Blind Mice M Newsreader (Paul Rambaldi). 111406 2000 3 Days of Rain M Reporter (Laurie Coleman) 111407 1975 3 Days of the Condor M L TV Reporter (John Connell). Hero's ace in the hole is threat of selling expose to the New York Times, portrayed as citadel of truth/justice 111408 2003 3 Deewarein (aka 3 Walls, aka Three Deewarein, aka Three Walls, aka Teen Deewarein) MF India. Ness Research Documentary Filmmaker Chandrika (Juhi Chawla) wants to make a documentary on three prisoners who have been given a death sentence. As the documentary progresses, a bond begins to evolve between Chandrika and the three men. 111409 2004 3 Guys, 1 Girl, 2 Weddings (aka 3 garcons, 1 fille, 2 mariages) MF France Talk Show Host Dan (Olivier Sitruk) hosts a show all about sex and he tends to find the love of his life on a weekly basis. He and Laurent (Arnaud Giovaninetti), a physical therapist and gay marriage activist who is secretly in love with Dan, are best friends and roommates. When Dan suddenly meets Camille (Julie Gayet), his life is thrown for a loop as he finds himself actually in love and wanting to marry. Laurent quickly sets on a course of trying to sabotage their relationship and impending marriage by any means necessary. 111410 2006 3 Lbs: Of Two Minds T Episode News Media. 111411 1995 3 Ninjas Knuckle Up M Reporter (Cathy Perry) 111412 1968 3 Ring Wing Ding M AD Newspaper Advertisement - Want Ad 111413 1970 3 slags kaerlighed MF TV Reporter (John Larsen) 111414 1995 3 Steps to Heaven MT News Reporter (Trevor McDonald). 111415 2000 3 Strikes M Newscaster (Jerry Dunphy - Himself). 111416 2004 3 Wise Women M Interviewer (Marianne Bonner). 111417 2002 3-2-0 M Newspaper Girl (Patricia Grey). Magazine Girl (Rebecca Lovell). 111418 2006 3:16 M News Media Reporter (Dale Caba). Reporter (Steve Callan). Reporter (Brandon T. David). Reporter (Matthew Rybinski). Reporter (Taylar). LA Reporter (William Bauer). Manhattan Reporter (Mike Vanderwyst). Italian Reporter (Lauree Enos). French Reporter (Patricia Finkler). British Reporter (Catherine Glynn). Indian Reporter (Dhwani Shah). 111419 2002 3.z DF Denmark Journalist Allan Bauer. 111420 1999 30 SS Dixon, Stephen News Media 111421 1981 30 April-gevoel, Het MF Photographer (Thijs Janssen). 111422 1981 30 for a Harry (aka Thirty for a Harry) NM GPL Hoyt, Richard #2 John Denson Mysteries Journalist Harry is a newspaperman who takes bribes to suppress stories. Editor of the Seattle Star hires Ex-Reporter, now PI John Denson to find out if their Star Reporter Wes Haggard is a Harry. But soon he and two women reporters are killed and Denson is almost killed. Denson begins to suspect political and newspaper higher-ups. Newspaper stock manipulations are included. A "Harry" is named after the real Harry Karafin, who after three decades on the Philadelphia Inquirer, was exposed as having used his position as an investigative reporter to blackmail area businessmen. 111423 1978 30 Minutes T Junior edition of 60 minutes. Newsmagazine. Betsy Aaron, Christopher Glenn, Betty Ann Bowser 111424 1978 30 Minutes (aka Thirty Minutes) DT Series. 9-16-1978 to 8-28-1982. CBS Magazine documentary series for youth. Reporters pulled no punches dealing with frank issues. TV Newspeople Christopher Glenn, Betsy Aaron (1978-1980), Betty Ann Bowser (1980-1982), Patricia McGuire. 111425 1976 30 pripadu majora Zemana: Smrt u jezera - 1945 TF Czechoslovakia. Photographer Pospisil (Vladimir Salac). 111426 1977 30 pripadu majora Zemana: Treti housle - 1962 TF Czechoslovakia. Episode #19. 5-24-1977 Photographer (Karel Effa). 111427 2010 30 Rock: Anna Howard Shaw Day T DVD -R HQ 11778 Episode. 2-11-2010 Commentator Avery Jessup (Elizabeth Banks) is seen on CNBC’s “Hot Box with Avery Jessup.” Jack is on her show and goes after the attractive CNBC host. Liz hopes a Valentine’s Day root canal will make her feel better about being alone. 111428 2009 30 Rock: Apollo. Apollo. T DVD -R HQ 10998 Episode. 3-26-2009 News Media. Tracy does a live press conference saying he wants to be an astronaut and wants to find a ride out to space. 111429 2009 30 Rock: Audition Day T DVD -R HQ 11573 Episode. 11-05-09 TV Anchor Brian Williams of NBC News auditions for a role in the comedy program. Liz and Pete have it worked out so Jack will assuredly pick their choice for the new TGS cast member, but when word of audition day spreads, everyone jockeys to get in on the action. Meanwhile, Jack deals with ostricization due to a case of bedbugs. 111430 2008 30 Rock: Believe in the Star T DVD -R HQ 10485 Episode. 11-6-2008 News Media. 111431 2009 30 Rock: Bubble, The T DVD -R HQ 10983 Episode #51. 3-19-2009 NBC Today Show’s Meredith Vieira interviews Jenna who hopes a new hairdo and her charity will keep her in the public eye. Jenna leaves abruptly when she finds out the public really does want her. Liz finds out Drew’s good looks afford him special treatment from society. With Tracy’s contract up for renewal, Jack tries to keep him at TGS. 111432 2010 30 Rock: Don Geiss, America and Hope T DVD -R HQ 11864 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 3-18-2010 News Media. Press Conference. Tracy’s nanny writes an expose showing that Tracy really loves his wife and is faithful. This revelation is destroying his reputation as a man-about-town and he fights back. Jack needs to reestablish himself with the new corporate structure. 111433 2010 30 Rock: Future Husband T DVD -R HQ 11837 Episode. 3-10-2010 Reporter Avery Jessup (Elizabeth Banks) is the new host of the hit CNBC show Hot Box, which had Jack Donaghy (Alec Baldwin) as a guest. She also is Jack’s current woman and she tells Jack to distance himself from Don Geiss because of the buyout. Jack refuses because Geiss is his mentor but it turns out the buyout is real. Jack learns Geiss is dead and he’s devastated. Avery makes up with Jack by suggesting on air that he’ll take over NBC and all is well -- she does this on camera and winks at him. Banks said she is modeling her character after “Hannity in a skirt.” CNBC staffers believe the impersonation is more like Michelle Caruso-Cabrera. 111434 2008 30 Rock: Gavin Volure T DVD -R HQ 10554 Episode. 11-20-2008 News Media cover Liz Lemon on the town. Jack and Liz visit Gavin Volure (Steve Martin), a colorful businessman who claims agoraphobia but is really under house arrest for racketeering and other crimes. He falls for Liz. Tracy thinks his kids are being too nice to him and fears for his life. 111435 2009 30 Rock: Generalissimo T DVD -R HQ 10837 Episode. 2-5-2009 News Media. Entertainment Media. 111436 2007 30 Rock: Greenzo T DVD -R HQ 9253 Episode. 11-8-2007 News Media. As part of a companywide environmental initiative, Jack creates a green mascot for the network -- who turns on him. Guest: Al Gore. 111437 2007 30 Rock: Hard Ball T DVD -R HQ 11332 (No Opening). Picks up after first commercial break) Episode #15. 2-22-2007 News Media. Jenna gets into trouble over a misquote in Maxim magazine. News media covers uproar over her misquoted unpatriotic remark. When Jack and Liz try to fix it, fireworks turn a patriotic skit into a Nazi ending causing even more news media coverage and protesters. Jack sees an opportunity to budget cuts when Josh’s contract is up forcing Liz to go out of her way to motivate Josh into staying with TGS and not moving on to The Daily Show. The Daily Show Producer (Gregg Bello). 111438 2009 30 Rock: Jalisa T DVD -R HQ 10904 Episode. 2-22-2009 TV Host Larry King interviews Tracy who throws New York City into panic with his predictions about economic and social chaos. 111439 2009 30 Rock: Mama Mia T DVD -R HQ 11104 Episode. 5-7-2009 Reporter Ano Okera is interviewing Tracy when the comedian reveals a secret. Sportscaster Keith Obermann (Himself). Jack finds his father (Alan Alda). 111440 2008 30 Rock: MILF Island T DVD -R HQ 9818 Episode. 4-10-2008 News Media. New York Post Page 6 Gossip column calls Jack a one-eyed moron who isn’t capable of picking up his “poo.” He is riding high on the success of a new reality show “MILF Island,” and is blindsided by the bad press. He wants to find out who said it and no one is talking. 111441 2009 30 Rock: Problem Solvers, The T Episode. 11-12-2009 News Media. Liz Lemon (Tina Fey) is offered a Dealbreaker talk show by Jack Donaghy. He has problems using Lemon as screen talent. “Lie to her, coddle her, protect her from the real world!” Jack: “I get it! I’ll treat her like the New York Times treats its readers.” 111442 2009 30 Rock: Senor Macho Solo T DVD -R HQ 10757 Episode. 1-8-2009 News Media. Entertainment Media. 111443 2008 30 Rock: Subway Hero T DVD -R HQ 9837 Episode. 4-17-2008 News Media. Liz’s ex-boyfriend Dennis becomes New York’s newest celebrity after jumping in front of a train to save a stranger who fell on the tracks. Jack tries to convince Tracy to become the celebrity face of the Republican party. 111444 2010 30 Rock: Winter Madness T DVD -R HQ 11736 Episode. 1-21-2010 News Media. Jack takes a friend on a tour of WBHD Boston television and they end up in the newsroom pretending to be two news anchors. Jack says news anchors are always smaller in person than they are on TV. Hoping to boost staffers’ spirits, Liz takes TGS on the road, but Jack takes over for his own reasons and instead of going to Miami, the team goes to Boston where Jack has a woman he wants to see. The staff finds reasons to blame Liz for all that’s wrong in their lives. 111445 2001 30 Years to Life M Photographer (Christian A. Kim). 111446 1959 -30- M VHS 494 Bowers, William (Screenplay) Editor Sam Gatlin (Jack Webb) is tough-talking night editor of big-city paper, working from 3 p.m. to midnight. His decisions determine what the Los Angeles Examiner will look like tomorrow morning. -30- is what newspaper reporters traditionally type at end of their stories. Editors and reporters struggle to fill empty pages of the newspapers with stories that reach consumers in just nine hours. City Editor Jim Bathgate (William Conrad). Lady Wilson (Louise Lorimer) is paper's top rewrite professional whose grandson is killed in a plane crash. Cub Reporter Jan Price (Nancy Valentine). Ben Quinn (James Bell), seasoned Copy Editor. Copy Boy Collins (David Nelson). Editor (Howard McNear). On-going depiction of the coverage of the little girl in the storm drain Famous City Editor speech: "Do you know what people use these for? … They wrap fish in them…It's got print on it, that tells stories that hundreds of good men all over the world…" "…have broken their backs to get…It's the sum total of the work of a lot of guys who don't quit. Yeah, it's a newspaper, that's all…and it only costs 10 cents, that's all…it's still the best buy for your money in the world." 111447 1904 $30,000 Banquet, The SS OWN Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Newspaper 111448 1995 30: e november MF TV News Host (Lasse Bengtsson). TV News Host (Don Sporrong). MTV Journalist (Steve Blame). Journalist (Staffan Hildebrand). ZTV Journalist (Per Sinding-Larsen). 111449 1989 300 mil do nieba MF Journalist (Adrianna Biedrzynska) 111450 2001 3000 Miles to Graceland M News Reporter (Susse Budde) 111451 2003 31 Minutos T Chile Parody News. Journalist Juan Carlos Bodoque is a parody of both Rafael Cavada and Santiago Pavlovic. War Correspondent Jackson Aceituno is a parody of Amaro Gomez-Pablos. Entertainment Commentator Policarpo Avendano is a parody of Italo Passalacqua. Reporter Mario Hugo. Sports Commentator Balon von Bola is a parody of Sergio Livingstone and Julio Martinez. Sports Commentator Raul Guantecillo is a parody of Pedro Carcuro. Sports Reporter Tenison Salinas. Reporter Huachimingo. Reporter Mico el Micofono. Owner of the Channel Eusebio Manguera. Image Consultant Cossimo Gianni is a parody of Jordi Castell. Journalist Bongo Stingo is a parody of Carlos Pinto. The puppets are ironic imitations of famous TV personalities and there are many references to incidents or television events that characterized Chile in the 1980s and 1990s. 111452 2009 31 North 62 East M News Media. 1st Female Newsreader (Debbie King). 2nd Female Newsreader (Kate Ambler). Elite SAS unit’s position is revealed by the British Prime Minister to ensure an arms deal goes ahead and to secure his re-election. 111453 2003 311 Pelican Court NR Macomber, Debbie #3 Cedar Cove Series Editor Jack Griffin of the Cedar Cove Chronicle has an on-again, off-again relationship with a family court judge. Judge Olivia Lockhard isn’t immune to gossip herself. Will she sty with Jack, who runs our local paper, or will she get back with her ex? Inquiring minds want to know. But the really big gossip has to do with the dead man who died at a local bed-and-breakfast. The Judge’s former husband Stanley keeps visiting from Seattle hoping to reconcile with her as his second marriage ends. The Judge would like her former beau Cedar Cove Chronicle Editor Jack Griffin to show fumption and make a commitment to her. 111454 1998 33 Moments of Happiness -- St. Petersburg Stories SS Schulze, Ingo, translated by John E. Woods News Media 111455 1995 35 Aside M News Media. Reporter (Caroline Hughes). Photographer (Lenny Hayden). News Reader (John Ingram). 111456 1991 35 Up MT Interviewer (Michael Apted) 111457 2003 35 Years and 60 Minutes DT SVD 1401 Newsmagazine's 35th anniversary -- excerpts of the most memorable stories and interviews 111458 1974 36 Ghante MF India. Editor Ashok Rai (Raaj Kumar) is held hostage by three convicts who break out of prison. They take over the editor’s household, holding his family hostage. 111459 1965 36 Hours M DVD -R HQ 4003, 4004. VHS 1253 British Announcer (Leslie Bradley). Radio Voice (Kort Falkenberg). Fake newspapers 111460 1936 36 Hours to Kill M Burnett, W.R. (Short Story -- "Across the Aisle"). Lou Breslow, John Patrick (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Anne Marvis (Gloria Stuart) for the Los Angeles Telegraph. Frank Evers (Brian Donlevy) claims to be a reporter, but is actually a G-man. Ends up wounded and marries the reporter. 111461 1934 365 Nights in Hollywood M Cameraman (Paul McVey). 111462 1996 37th Precinct: Heat Wave T VHS 512 News Media 111463 1959 39 Steps, The M BBC Newsreader (John Snagge). 111464 2003 3rd Annual BET Awards T Reporter-Red Carpet Host Victoria Genisce. Host Mo'Nique. 111465 1996 3rd Rock From the Sun: T VHS 409 Episode News Media 111466 1997 3rd Rock From the Sun: T VHSSP 1113 Episode News Media 111467 1996 3rd Rock From the Sun: Citizen Solomon T DVD -R HQ 2969. SVD 742 School Newspaper. Tommy becomes editor of the school newspaper. Housework-challenged Sally is threatened when Dick hires a maid who quickly becomes irreplaceable, and Tommy's journalistic integrity may cost him his girlfriend. 111468 2000 3rd Rock From the Sun: Dick and Harry Fall in a Hole T Episode #114. 5-2-2000 News Media. TV Reporter #1 (Trisha Simmons). TV Reporter #2 (Kevin Ruf). 111469 1996 3rd Rock From the Sun: Dick the Vote T Episode #26. 10-27-1996 News Media. Reporter (Wendy Schenker). News Anchor (Dan Gilvezan). Gansmiller's Photographer (Neill Calabro). 111470 1999 3rd Rock From the Sun: Y2dick T Episode News Media. Dick loses touch with the real world after learning to surf the Internet. 111471 1960 3rd Voice, The M Photographer (Alberto Monte) 111472 2006 3rd World Products: Book 6 N Howdershelt, Ed and Abintra Press Reporter starts nosing around just as Stephanie and Linda finally decide to activate the high-security Robodoc project. Ed can’t take his eyes off the lady reporter’s legs and follows his “heart” in the matter once she’s cleared for involvement. 111473 2003 4 fans fik chancen for at mode 'Vegas folket' pa Comedy Zoo I Kobenhavn TF Denmark Interviewers Jakob Mollmann, Stine Lyndgaard, Lasse Andersen (Themselves). 111474 1997 4 Little Girls M Correspondent. Special Correspondent CBS News (Walter Cronkite-Himself). Interviewer (Spike Lee). New York Times Editor (Howell Raines-Himself). 111475 2006 4% Famous (aka Four Percent Famous, 4 Percent Famous) NR Schoeneman, Deborah (former Page Six contributor, New York Post) Gossip Columnist Kate Simon of the New York Examiner and fellow gossip columnists Tim Mack and Blake Bradley. Three young New York columnists face tough personal and professional choices while chronicling decadent misadventures of the rich and famous. Kate, 22 years old, adjusts to a world where she and her colleagues "get paid to be the last ones standing" at celebrity shindigs and good press is exchanged free goods. She can't reconcile her good-girl ethics with the job. New York media culture. She reveals herself as neither ingénue nor socialite, but endearing outsider looking "to succeed at gossip enough that she'll be able to get out of it. Her public snafus provide laughs without turning her into a clown. Mack has to face a model-actress "the mattress" he impregnated. Blake deals with his disapproving father whom he must help out of a tax scandal. 22-year-old Simon discovers unlikely allies in rival columnists who take her under their boozy wings and initiate her into dizzying underworld of sex and drugs, where "items" are scribbled on cocktail napkins and juicy info is traded, or held for favors. 111476 1999 40 M TV Cameraman (Brad Walker). Photographer (Bryan Keith). 111477 2005 40 Year Old Virgin, The M Newswoman (Jamie Elle Mann). 111478 1996 $40,000 M TV Reporter (Tom Williams). Reporter (Cynthia A. Palormo). Reporter on Phone (Robert O. Vos). News Producer (Michael Agbabian) 111479 2000 405 M Traffic Reporter (Erin Kotecki) 111480 2005 411, The DT Correspondents Rosanna Tavarez, Melissa Rivers, Michael Ausiello, Kimberly Caldwell. Host Madison Michele. 111481 1998 42: Forty Two Up MT Interviewer-Narrator (Michael Apted) 111482 1978 .44 N OWN - H Breslin, Jimmy-Dick Shaap Columnist Danny Cahill receives letters from "Son of Sam" -- based on real life adventures of Jimmy Breslin. 111483 2004 44 Cranberry Point NR Macomber, Debbie #4 Cedar Cove Series Editor-Publisher Jack Griffin of the Cedar Cove Chronicle newspaper. Judge Olivia and her husband, Jack, are back from their honeymoon to find her mother, Charlotte, who’s at least 75, has a man in her life. But the big buzz is about the man who died in the Beldon’s bed and breakfast. 111484 2003 44 Minutes: North Hollywood Shoot-Out, The MT TV News Anchors (William Penick, Guelmari Oppenheimer, Phil Craig, Dominique Jennings). TV News Director (Ken Land). TV General manager (Milt Kogan). 111485 2005 4400, The: As Fate Would Have It T DVD -R HQ 3709 (Ending-Credits Missing). 3768 (Ending and Credits). News Media. A premonition from Maia threatens the future of the 4400 Center as its leader is shot and killed. Body is stolen? Seattle Advance Newspaper headline with full-page picture of dead Jordan Collier and his successor bending over him: "Jordan Collier Murdered. Who Is the 4400 Healer?" 111486 2007 4400, The: Audrey Parker's Come and Gone T DVD -R HQ 8719 Episode. 7-1-2007 News Media. Press Conference. Shawn decides to start healing people again causing a media circus. Woman with the ability to astral project is murdered. 111487 2004 4400, The: Becoming T DVD -R 1825. DVD -R 1816 (Media Excerpts). Episode #3. 7-25-2004 TV Journalist Barbara Yates (Helen Shaver) brings one of the 4400 on her show after condemning the returning people on the air. Newspapers. Other Media. Releasing classified information telling everyone where the 4400 are. Newscaster (Claudine Grant). 111488 2005 4400, The: Fifth Page, The T Episode #16. 8-21-2005 News Media. Reporter #1 (Maria Dimou). Reporter (Katherine Dines-Craig). 111489 2006 4400, The: Gospel According to Collier, The T DVD -R HQ 6674 (Ending on 6675). Episode, 8-13-2006 News Media. Jordan Collier sighting leads the detectives on a manhunt. 111490 2007 4400, The: Great Leap Forward T DVD -R HQ 8952 Episode #45. 9-16-2007 News Media covers Seattle as it falls into chaos as 9,000 people die. TV female reporter giving a news report live on camera collapses and dies on camera as 50 percent of those who exposed to Promicin die on contact. News conferences throughout The survivors now have individual magical powers. And the Promise City takes over Seattle creating a new future for the city and possibly the country. 111491 2006 4400, The: New World, The MT DVD -R HQ 6233, 6234 Episode #18. 6-11-2006. Two-Hour Premiere of 2006 season. News Media. Reporter (Khaira Ledeyo). Wheat Field Reporter (Olivia Cheng). In a broadcast, the Nova Group promises the world a demonstration of their power. 111492 2004 4400, The: Pilot MT DVD -R 1790 Episode #1. 7-11-2004. Limited Series. MT pilot. News Media. News coverage a ball of light exploding on Earth and leaving behind only 4400 people. 111493 2005 4400, The: Rebirth T Episode #13. 7-31-2005 Newscaster (Suzette Meyers). 111494 2006 4400, The: Starzi Mutation, The T DVD -R HQ 6616 Episode #27. 8-6-2006 News Media. 4400 Task Force threatens to go to the news media if government doesn't cooperate. Government uses news media to get its story across to the public before a shocking scandal is revealed. Reporter (Chris Kalhoon). Japan Newscaster (Manami Hara). Africa Newscaster (Nimet Kanji). China Newscaster (Calvin Lee). India Newscaster (Parm Soor). Announcer One (Daryl Shuttleworth). Photographer (Yee Jee Tso). 111495 2005 4400, The: Suffer the Children T Episode News Media. A 4400 junior-high teacher is accused of child abuse. 111496 2006 4400, The: Terrible Swift Sword T DVD -R HQ 6704 Episode. 8-20-2006. Season #3. Episode #11 News Media. Reporters hound one 4400 member released after being jailed for shooting the 4400 Messiah who has returned to Earth. Reporter (Mark Brandon). Reporter #1 (Patricia Nudd). Reporter #2 (Cameron Park). 111497 2004 4400, The: Trial By Fire T DVD -R 1851 Episode. 8-1-2004 TV Journalist Barbara Yates (Helen Shaver) who released classified information telling everyone where the 4400 are results in a series of fire-bombings that threaten the lives of the 4400. She is eventually blackmailed by authorities into leaving TV. . 111498 2006 4400, The: Unlocking Secrets T DVD -R HQ 6274 Episode. News Media. Compilation of past programs and summing up of characters and plots. 111499 2005 4400, The: Wake-Up Call T Episode #6. 6-5-2005. Sci-Fi Newscaster (Dawn Chubai). 111500 2004 4400, The: White Light T DVD -R 1851 Episode. 8-8-2004. First Season Finale News Media. Old newspapers are shown by Collier to the pregnant Lily to discredit Richard, an African-American. Richard suspects Collier is trying to take control of Lily's life. Tom is livid when he finds out his son Kyle has been taken into custody. Tom learns why the 4400 have been sent back to Earth -- they come from the future to save human race. 111501 2007 4400, The: Wrath of Graham, The T DVD -R HQ 8705 Episode. 6-20-2007 News Media. Those representing the 4400 use the media to get their points across to the American people. A teenage Messiah is stripped of his powers when he gets too big for his breeches. 111502 1959 48 Hours to Live (aka Man in the Middle) M Bourne, Peter (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Correspondent Mike Gibson (Anthony Steel) is foreign correspondent assigned to interview nuclear scientist. Discovers scientist is being held for ransom by gang of international spies They threaten to kill him in two days unless he reveals details of secret missile project. Reporter rescues scientist, romances daughter and eventually lands a major scoop. Reporter (Harry Vigran) 111503 1988 48 Hours: DT Series 1988- Newsmagazine Staff. Hosts Lesley Stahl (2002-2004). Dan Rather (1988-2002). Correspondent Susan Spencer (2001-2004), Maureen Maher (2003-). 111504 1991 48 Hours: DT SV 85 Episode. 16-26-9 Newsmagazine 111505 1991 48 Hours: DT SV 114 Episode. 10-16-91 Newsmagazine 111506 2004 48 Hours: American Taboo DT Episode. 10-23-2004 News Magazine. Correspondent Susan Spencer. Host Lesley Stahl. 111507 2006 48 Hours: Cheatin' Heart DT Episode #6. 5-13-2006 News Magazine. Correspondent Peter Van Sant. Correspondents Maureen Maher, Susan Spencer. 111508 2001 48 Hours: End of the Dream, The DT Episode.. 7-27-2001 News Magazine. Correspondent Susan Spencer. 111509 2008 48 Hours: Hard Evidence: Dream Killer DT DVD -R HQ 10885 Episode. 5-4-2008 Newspaper Editor in Missouri was murdered two years before a teen dreams that he and a friend participated in the murder, raising questions about who killed the victim. 111510 2008 48 Hours: Hard Evidence: Man Who Knew Too Much, The DT DVD -R HQ 11036 Episode. 3-30-2008 Journalist working to expose corruption in the Russian government is murdered. 111511 2006 48 Hours: Hard Evidence: Pretender DT DVD -R HQ 10111 Episode. 11-2-2006 New York Times Reporter. A man assumes the identity of a New York Times reporter while on the run. 111512 1993 48 Hours: Heroes DT SV 239 Episode. 11-24-93 Newsmagazine 111513 1994 48 Hours: Making the News DT SV 276 Episode. 4-13-94 Newsmagazine 111514 2005 48 Hours: Michael Jackson: Critical Stage DT Episode #15. 1-29-2005 News Magazine. Correspondents Daphne Barak, Martin Bashir, Pat O'Brien, Troy Roberts. 111515 1999 48 Hours: Sinatra T SVD 707 Episode. Newsmagazine. Frank Sinatra 111516 2005 49 Up M Interviewer (Michael Apted). 111517 1959 4D Man M Reporter (John Benson). Press conference. 111518 2003 4Pop T Series 2003-2004 Reporter Tatu Ferchen (Himself). Host-Reporter (Mikko Silvennoinen - Himself). 111519 2004 4th Beast: Mask of the Antichrist, The (aka Fourth Beast, The) M Journalist Veronica Evans (Vanita Nickole) expects to receive a disk from a priest-teacher containing information on the identity of the Antichrist. But two rogue Vatican agents try to steal the disk for their own purposes. 111520 2005 4th Branch, The MUS Immortal Technique Song News Media. "This is the information that they hold back from Peter Jennings…." 111521 1994 5 Mrs. Buchanans, The: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-24-1994 Photographer (Christopher Michael Moore). 111522 1996 5 Dark Souls M Newscaster (Brian Gleichter). 111523 2003 5 Dark Souls, Part III: Retribution (aka Five Dark Souls 3) M Reporter. L.A. Reporter (Jon Girsch). 111524 1996 5 Dead on the Crimson Canvas (aka Five Dead on the Crimson Canvas) M Journalist. 111525 1974 5 donne per l'assassino MT Reporter Giorgio Pisani (Francis Matthews) comes home from an overseas assignment to find his baby in the hospital and his wife dead. The baby isn't his, the reporter learns from his doctor friend since the reporter is sterile. Reporter and doctor friend become lovers and she narrowly escapes the hands of the murderers who claim several other victims in violent fashion. Newspaper Editor-in-Chief (Tom Felleghy). 111526 1938 5 Millionen suchen einen Erben MF NBC Radio Reporter Onkel Jim (Hermann Pfeiffer). 111527 2005 5 Minutes M Reporter (Brian Nolen). Reporter's Wife (Emily Clark). Reporter's Son (Creed Stager). Reporter (Ruth Liptrot). 111528 1997 5 News DT Series 1997 News Program. Reporter Katie Ledger. Sports News Reporter Lee Wellings. Sports News Reporter Lee Wellings. TV Main Anchor Charlie Stayt (2001). 111529 2006 5 News DT Series 1997 News Program. Newsreaders John Suchet, Helen Morton, Anjali Rao, Barbara Serra, Faye Barker, Kay Burley. Reporters Catherine Jones, Katie Ledger, Ruth Liptrot. Film Reviewer John Marriot. Sports News Reporter Lee Wellings. Weather Forecaster Lara Lewington. Presenters Zoe Bird, Andrea Catherwood, Ruth England, Katie Ledger, Kate Sanderson, Rob Butler. Sports Presenter Trish Adudu. 111530 2007 5 News DT Episode #18. 2-11-2007 Publicist Max Clifford. Reporters Jane Dougall, Ruth Liptrot. 111531 1997 5 News Early DT UK. 1997 Series. News Program. Main News Presenter Kirsty Young (1997-2000). Newsreader-Presenter Becky Anderson. Newsreader Jasmine Lowson. Reporter Catherine Jones. Weather Forecaster Tanya James. 111532 2005 5 Takes: Europe T Series. Travel Journalists (Derek Dodge, Faythallegra Coleman, Alexis Madden, Brad Hasse, Ronnie Miller). 111533 2005 5 Takes: Europe: Amsterdam DT Episode #4. 8-13-2005 Travel Journalists Faythallegra Coleman, Derek Dodge, Alexis Madden, 111534 2005 5 Takes: Europe: Athens DT Episode #7. 9-3-2005 Travel Journalists Faythallegra Coleman, Derek Dodge, Brad Hasse, Alexis Madden, Ronnie Miller. 111535 2005 5 Takes: Europe: Barcelona DT Episode #2. 7-30-2005 Travel Journalists Faythallegra Coleman, Derek Dodge, Brad Hasse, Alexis Madden, Ronnie Miller. 111536 2005 5 Takes: Europe: Berlin DT Episode #8. 9-10-2005 Travel Journalists Faythallegra Coleman, Derek Dodge, Brad Hasse, Alexis Madden, Ronnie Miller. 111537 2005 5 Takes: Europe: Paris DT Episode #3. 8-6-2005 Travel Journalists Faythallegra Coleman, Derek Dodge, Brad Hasse, Alexis Madden, Ronnie Miller. 111538 2005 5 Takes: Europe: Prague DT Episode #5. 8-20-2005 Travel Journalists Faythallegra Coleman, Derek Dodge, Brad Hasse, Alexis Madden, Ronnie Miller. 111539 2005 5 Takes: Europe: Preview DT Episode #1. 7-23-2005 Travel Journalists Faythallegra Coleman, Derek Dodge, Brad Hasse, Alexis Madden, Ronnie Miller. 111540 2005 5 Takes: Europe: Venice DT Episode #6. 8-27-2005 Travel Journalists Faythallegra Coleman, Derek Dodge, Brad Hasse, Alexis Madden, Ronnie Miller. 111541 2007 5 Takes: Latin America DT Series. Travel Journalists (Erika Graffeo, Vinnie Costa, Mar Sturges, Michael Blair, Tom Parker). 111542 2006 5 Takes: Pacific Rim: DT Series Video Journalist Josh Gibson (2006). 111543 2006 5 Takes: Pacific Rim: Cairns DT Episode #13. 10-23-1966 Video Journalist Josh Gibson. Narrator Robert Lee. 111544 2006 5 Takes: USA DT Travel Journalists (Tim Bloxsome, Bevis Song, Jaime Tan, Lena Teopan, Zack Yonzon). 111545 2006 5-B Poppy Lane NR Macomber, Debbie #5 Cedar Cove Series Editor Jack Griffin of the Cedar Cove Chronicle newspaper. 111546 1914 $5,000,000 Counterfeiting Plot M AFI-Authors Writer 111547 2001 5:30 with Jennifer Keyte DT Fashion and Entertainment Reporter (Livinia Nixon) 111548 2002 5:e kvinnan, Den MTF Sweden. Miniseries. Journalist (Asa Persson). 111549 1987 50 N OWN - P Corman, Avery Sports Columnist Doug Gardner, a successful sports columnist for a national newspaper. 111550 1999 50 Clues He's Mr. Right NR Dean, Alyssa Harlequin Magazine Reporter Tara Butler on assignment to find 50 clues he's Mr. Right gets the added bonus of having a sexy author conducting research with her. "Real Men" magazine. Although he has no interest in writing the article, he seeks to use this concept as a way of making his characters more real. Over the years, changing staff always paid homage to the first issue of "Real Men" magazine, considered a collector's item. Now five decades later, reporter Butler is assigned to update the classic article Forty-Nine Things You Need to Know About a Real Man from that first edition. Writer Chase Montgomery teams up with her. As couple begins to work closely together on 50 Clues He's Mr. Right, they fall in love. Butler seeks a real man based on her list of traits. Wonders if Montgomery needs a bit of revising. 111551 2004 50 Harbor Street NR Macomber, Debbie #5 Cedar Cove Series Editor-Publisher Jack Griffin of the Cedar Cove Chronicle newspaper. Olivia and Jack settle into their new marriage until an emergency causes them to really think about their feelings for each other. Olivia Griffin, family court judge and mother of Justice has remarried Jack Griffin, the local newspaper editor. Life is good, except Olivia is concerned about Jack’s health -- a concern that proves to be all-too-accurate as Jack has a massive heart attack. He survives only because of the proximity of the new clinic -- a clinic Olivia had at one time considered unnecessary. 111552 2004 50 Ways To Look Great Naked DT Newsreader Lily Kwan. 111553 1999 50 Ways To Lure Your Lover N Histler, Julie Harlequin Love & Laughter #65 Freelance Writer Mabel Ivey is offered a full-time job at "Real Men" magazine, the magazine dedicated to helping women find real-life heroes. She jumps at the chance. Not sure whether to be complicated or insulted when first story is to be a makeover -- her makeover. Then she learns photographer Trace Cameron chronicling her every new hairstyle and sexy new dress is a gorgeous man. Is he after the new and improved Ivey? Or the real woman under the fancy clothes? Plain Jane to Biker Chick to Starlet. 111554 2001 50 Years of NBC Late Night DT SVD 1111 News Special 111555 1997 50,000,000 Joe Franklin Fans Can't Be Wrong DT Media Critic John Fine. TV Critic (Marvin Kitman). Newsreel Narrator (Russ Hexter). 111556 1973 500-Pound Jerk, The T TV Sportscaster Howard Cosell as himself. Film about advertising man 111557 1970 51st State, The T Series TV Anchor (Patrick Watson). 111558 1998 54 M Photographer (Vieslav Krystyan). 111559 2003 54321 T Entertainment Reporter (Claudia Jordan). 111560 1988 555 M Journalist covers a spate of killings of teenagers by a maniac dressed like a hippie. Detective discovers that every five years, in the fifth month of the year, for five consecutive days, the same type of killings occurred and the descriptions of the suspect always match: he’s dressed like a hippie. 111561 2004 56th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, The DT Fashion Correspondent Sam Saboura. Host Garry Shandling. 111562 2005 5th Mark & Brian Celebrity Golf Tournament DT Reporter (Galina Liss). Host (Barry LeBrock). Co-Host (Robin Chamberlain). 111563 2009 5th Quarter, The M Sports TV Reporter (Patt Noday) or ACC Sports. In February, 2006, young Luke Abbate accepted a ride home from a fellow student following his high-school team practice. In a severe case of irresponsible and reckless teen-age driving, and over the objections of Luke and the other young passengers, the driver lost control of the car at nearly 90-miles-per-hour, spinning off a narrow road and landing in an embankment some 70 feet below. Luke suffered irreparable brain damage, and died in the hospital two days later, just four days before his 16th birthday. 111564 2006 6 Rainier Drive NR Macomber, Debbie #6 Cedar Cove Series Editor Jack Griffin of the Cedar Cove Chronicle newspaper. 111565 1979 60 Minutes DF Australia. Series 1979. TV Reporters Richard Carleton (1987-2003), George Negus (1979-1986), Ray Martin (1979-1984), Ellen Fanning (1984-1986), Jeff McMullen (1985-2001), Jennifer Byrne (1986-1993), Tracey Curro (1993-1996), Charles Woolley (1993), Mike Munrow (1986-1992). TV Reporters Liz Hayes (1996). Tara Brown (2001), Peter Overton (2001), Paul Barry (2005-), Ian Leslie (1979-1989), Jana Wendt (1983-1987, 1994), Reporter Jeff McMullen (1985-2001). 111566 1993 60 Minutes DF New Zealand. Series 1993. Reporters Sarah Hall, Melanie Reid, Simon Sheperd. Presenter Mike McRoberts. 111567 1997 60 Minutes -- You Arrogant Journalists DT VHS 410 Correspondents 111568 1999 60 Minutes II: DT Correspondents Dan Rather (1999-2005), Bob Simon (1999-2005), Charlie Rose (1999-2005), Vicki Mabrey (1999-2005), Scott Pelley (1999-2005), Lara Logan (2002-2005), Jimmy Tingle (1999-2000), Christiane Amanpour (1999), Carol Marin (2000-2002). Correspondents Charles Grodin (2000), Ed Gordon (2004). 111569 2003 60 Minutes II: Iraq War DT VHS 1390 Episode. Newsmagazine. Iraq war 111570 1968 60 Minutes: DT Episodes SVD 804 Series 1968- Correspondents Mike Wallace (1968-2006), Morley Safer (1970-), Ed Bradley (1981-), Lesley Stahl (1991-), Steve Kroft (1989-), Harry Reasoner (1968-1991), Dan Rather (1975-1981), Diane Sawyer (1984-1989), Meredith Vieira (1989-1991). Commentators Andrew Rooney (1978-), Commentator Stanley Crouch (1996). Liberal Commentator Molly Irvins. Conservative Commentator P.J. O'Rourke (1996). 111571 2009 60 Minutes: Vogue Editor Anna Wintour T DVD -R HQ 11136 Episode. 5-17-2009 Editor Anna Wintour of Vogue Magazine is profiled in one of the segments. 111572 1978 60 Minutos DF Mexico. Series Reporters Miguel Barcena, Jorge Castaneda, Maria Antonieta Collins, Felix Cortes Camarillo, Jorge Ramos, Juan Ruiz Healey). 111573 1939 6000 Enemies M Reporters (Truman Bradley, Tom Collins, Phil Tead). Announcer (James Flavin). Photographer (Olaf Hytten). Tough prosecutor who has sent dozens of criminals to prison finds himself framed on a bribery charge and winds up in prison himself. 111574 1999 '60s, The MT Miniseries Reporter #1 (Mark Leahy). 111575 1974 60th Monarch, The N OWN - H Glemser, Bernard Publisher A.A. Pergawati owns two newspapers 111576 2001 61* MT SVD 959. VHS 1019 TV Reporter (Scott Williamson). Reporter #2 (David Dionisio). Raytown Reporter #1 (Matthew Kaminsky). Raytown Reporter #2 (Kevin Kendrick). Raytown Reporter #3 (Kevin Kelly). Sports Reporter (Thomas Michael Ventimiglio). Press Photographer (Phil Hawn). Sports Photographer (Chip Duford). Photographer (Michael Mili). 111577 1972 62: Model Kit, A N Cortazar, Julio Critic Calac, an Argentine writer and critic. 111578 2006 666: Child, The M Anchorwoman (Kate Cross). 111579 2000 6th Day, The M Reporter (Alex Castillo). Reporter (Claudine Grant). Reporter (Warren Takeuchi). Newscaster (Mi-Jung Lee). 111580 2003 7 Days and 7 Nights NR Wax, Wendy Radio Host Matt Ransom's "Guy Talk" extols freewheeling bachelorhood and offers helpful advice like "gate out it." Dr. Olivia Moore is a radio therapist whose talk show has an earnest, emotional and sometimes anti-male twist. Feuding between the two persists on-air until corporate headquarters decrees that one of them must go. To make the decision, Matt and Olivia are locked for a week into a tiny apartment broadcasting their shows and emitting a live web feed. They agreed to spend the week together in "the smallest apartment on Earth" on camera-in a charity publicity stunt that is guaranteed to raise ratings and determine which show will survive. But they have a hidden past. 111581 2000 7 Days: Mr. Donovan's Neighborhood T DVD -R HQ 4694 (Mislabeled as 4994) Press. Parker reveals the Back Step program to the press in a desperate attempt to save Donovan's life. 111582 1964 7 Faces of Dr. Lao M DVD -R HQ 4715, 4716. L Finney, Charles G. (Novel - "Circus of Dr. Laos, The"). Charles Beaumont (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapers/Editors. Ness Book Editor Ed Cunningham (John Ericson) of The Abalone Daily Star who opposes land baron who hopes to buy up the town because he secretly knows railroad is going to be built. Arrival of weird carnival in town leads to change in thinking for the townspeople. Townspeople eventually sides with editor to stop land baron. Press is portrayed as on the side of good and as a significant part of small turn-of-the-century community. Newspaperman Charles Finney wrote the novel on which the film is based. 111583 2008 7 Million Tickets M Short. TV Reporter (Cathi Atwater). Twenty-six-year-old skeeball player made a vow when he was 13 to not stop playing skeeball at his local arcade until he won enough tickets to win the arcades’ top prize: a bicycle. After 13 years of playing, he has almost achieved his goal but when the arcade announces it is closing down, it becomes a race against time to win the remaining tickets. 111584 2006 7 Vidas: Segredos e Mentiras TF Episode #17. 5-28-2006 Art Critic (Marco Costa). 111585 2006 7-10 Split M TV Reporter (Dominique Milano). 111586 1998 7-es csatorna TF Series Cameraman (Peter Cseke). 111587 1932 70,000 Witnesses M Fitzsimmons, Cortland (Novel). Garrett Fort, Robert N. Lee (Screenplay). P. J. Wolfson and Allen Rivkin (Additional Dialogue) Reporter Johnny Moran (Charlie Ruggles) is a drunken reporter in New York who becomes involved in the murder of a football player during a game. Helps solve the crime. Reporter (Charles Williams). Newspaper Editor (Jed Prouty). 111588 1966 700 Club, The DT Series 1966 Reporter (Kristi Watts). CBN Reporter (Paul Strand). CBN Reporter Chris Mitchell (1997) 111589 2000 '70s, The MT Miniseries Reporter (Todd Johnson). The Photographer (Geno Andrews). Four friends graduate in the year 1970, the start of a new decade. 111590 1983 72nd and Rodeo N OWN - H Avrett, Roz Editor. Christy Shaw, senior beauty editor of Allure Magazine in Manhattan 111591 2007 74 Seaside Avenue NR Macomber, Debbie #7 Cedar Cove Series Editor Jack Griffin of the Cedar Cove Chronicle. 111592 1958 77 Sunset Strip: Dark Vengeance T Episode Commentator gets a promise from Stu to help the news commentator in a crusade against racketeers 111593 1958 77 Sunset Strip: In Memoriam T Episode Publisher Noel Reynolds of a Playboy-type magazine, hires Stu to find out who's needling him 111594 1958 77 Sunset Strip: Iron Curtain Caper, The T Episode Correspondent in Germany. Stu is hired by a newspaper to bring a correspondent back from Germany 111595 1958 77 Sunset Strip: Laurel Canyon Caper, The T Episode Publisher of a blackmailing scandal sheet is murdered 111596 1958 77 Sunset Strip: Navy Caper, The T Episode Society Journalist Suzanne 111597 1958 77 Sunset Strip: Target, The T Episode Writer. Distraught wife hires Bailey to protect her author-husband from the violence his expose of crime creates. 111598 1960 77 Sunset Trip: Wide-Screen Caper, The T Episode #73. 10-14-1960 Reporter (Ray Montgomery). 111599 2006 7eventy 5ive (Seventy Five) M Reporter (Dennis Shanahan). 111600 1996 7th Heaven: Color of God, The T Episode #5. 10-14-1996 News Broadcaster (Francesca Cappucci). 111601 2001 7th Heaven: Consideration T Episode #120. 12-10-2001 Newscaster (Mark Kriski). 111602 2000 7th Heaven: Liar, Liar T DVD -R HQ 5557. SVD 1492. SVD 1424 Episode #85. 5-8-2000. Reporter profiles the Camden family for a newspaper article. 111603 1999 7th Heaven: Sin T Episode. 11-8-1999 Reporter Carrie Chadwick (Taylor Baldwin) covers the high school's female basketball team. The teammates are upset when their high school coach imposes a lockout to make sure they study more. When their parents back the coach, Mary and her teammates break into the gym and vandalize it. Soon caught by police and arrested. 111604 1963 8 1/2 (Otto E Mezzo) M L AFI-Critics. Critic. Press party. Italian media. American journalist's wife and magazine writer (Gilda Dahlberg). American Journalist (Eugene Walter). Claudia's press officer (Mario Tarchetti). Journalist (Eugene Walter - The Journalist). Older Journalist (Mathilda Calnan). 111605 2008 8 Sandpiper Way NR Macomber, Debbie #9 Cedar Cove Series Editor Jack Griffin of the Cedar Cove Chronicle newspaper. 111606 1994 8 Seconds M DVD -R HQ 10661, 10662 TV Reporter (Paul Alexander) 111607 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: T SVD 1359 Episode Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works 111608 2002 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: All I Want For Christmas T Episode #12. 12-10-2002 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. Paul discovers that he has his work cut out for him for the holidays when he tries to find perfect gifts for the family to make up for last year's Christmas fiasco. 111609 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Bake Sale T Episode #25. 4-29-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. Bridget begrudgingly becomes a mother when she is assigned to take care of a baby made out of a sack full of flour for school. When Kerry and Rory bake cookies for the Great American Bake Sale to help put an end to childhood hunger in America, Bridget begins to notice that her baby is developing a mysterious loss of weight. 111610 2002 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Bridget's First Job T VHS 1287, 1342 Episode #3. 10-1-2002 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works 111611 2002 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: By the Book T VHS 1316, VHS 1369 Episode #8. 11-5-2002 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works Paul reads a book on parenting. Girls try to keep a chapter ahead. Book about being a parent was the inspiration for this comedy series. Kids use the book against the sportswriter 111612 2002 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Career Choices T Episode #14. 1-7-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. Paul is so impressed with Kerry's sketches of "The Incredible Boring Woman" that he gets the principal to print them in the school newspaper -- not realizing that the principal is the boring woman in question. Paul and Cate are shocked when they are called into the principal's office and informed that Bridget wants to skip her college prep classes in order to become an esthetician. 111613 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Career Woman T Episode #23. 3-28-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. Paul's job as parental guardian becomes more of a full-time position when Cate is up for a promotion and has to spend more time at the hospital. Meanwhile, after Paul introduces the boy to the hobby of baseball card collecting Rory trades the cards for something not exactly associated with the sport. 111614 2002 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Cheerleader T DVD -R HQ 6226. VHS 1316 Episode #6. 10-22-2002 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works Paul recalls his day as "a yell captain." 111615 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Come and Knock On Our Door T SVD 1347 Episode #16. 1-28-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works Paul dreams he's Mr. Roper in "Three's Company." Daughters sharing apartment with Kyle. 111616 2004 8 Simple Rules For Dating My Teenage Daughter: Consequences T Episode. 1-27-2004. Season #2. Episode #12 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. Channel 7 News Reporter (Stephen Clark). 111617 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Cool Parent T Episode #19. 2-18-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. When Paul has to pick up Bridget and Kerry form a party that's been broken up by police -- and "supervised" by co-worker Tommy (Larry Miller), Paul chastises his friend and unwittingly volunteers to host the next one. But when Paul falls asleep during the party and it gets out of control too, the kids think of him as a "cool parent," while the neighborhood parents think he's just as unreliable as Tommy. 111618 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Donny Goes AWOL T Episode #31. 10-7-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. Paul is asked to help give a nickname to a neighborhood prankster who has been terrorizing the block not realizing that the culprit may be living under his own roof. When the Doyles ask Bridget to be part of a video message they are sending to Donny at the Naval Academy, they are shocked to discover that Bridget has broken up with their son on the tape -- and Donny goes AWOL to try and patch things up. 111619 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Doyle Wedding, The T Episode #26. 5-6-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. After reluctantly inviting socially inept neighbors Fred and Mary and their kids over for dinner, Paul and Cate are shocked when the entire Hennessy clan is asked to take part in the Doyles' daughter's wedding. Meanwhile Kerry neglects to inform Bridget that a geeky boy has grown up to be a bunk and Rory takes a part in a play as a cross-dresser in order to meet girls. Cate sings the jazz classic, "At Last," at the wedding reception. 111620 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Drummer Boy (1) T Episode #17. 2-4-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. Paul forbids Bridget from going out on a date with her college-age drum instructor and she defies the rules of the house. Meanwhile Kerry is mad at Cate when her ex-boyfriend confesses that he thinks her mother is pretty. 111621 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Drummer Boy (2) T Episode #18. 2-11-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. Bridget takes the car and follows her older boyfriend, the drum instructor, to his college dorm. 111622 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Every Picture Tells a Story T Episode #20. 2-25-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. When Paul is asked by race car driver Carter Tibbits (Jason Priestley) to write a book about him. Paul brings the family to Tibbits' mansion to meet the driving legend and his sarcastically dry-witted butler who used to be Carter's crew chief. But a misunderstanding leads Rory to steal a photo from Carter's room and it's Paul who's under suspicion when a security camera catches him trying to return the item. 111623 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: First Thanksgiving, The T DVD -R HQ 10278 Episode #36. 11-25-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works has died and the family must go on. While Cate plans to raise family spirits with a special Thanksgiving dinner, Rory takes it upon himself to be the man of the house by looking after Bridget and Kerry when he learns they're planning to attend a party with their boyfriends on the holiday. 111624 2002 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Give It Up T DVD -R HQ 5937. VHS 1323 Episode #10. 11-19-2002 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works Family contest for vacation site 111625 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Good Moms Gone Wild T SVD 1305 Episode Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works TV Reporter (Tracie Savage) 111626 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Good Moms Gone Wild T Episode #22. 3-25-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. While vacationing in Florida at Cate's parent's home, Paul and Cate catch Bridget and Kerry on the evening news partying with a group of Spring Breakers. But before a punishment can be implemented, the news runs archival footage that features a young, wild Cate letting loose in a bar. Meanwhile a jealous Paul meets the man that Cate went out with during her college sophomore year. Rory befriends an elderly gentlemen whose stories about World War II turn out to be more fiction than fact. 111627 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Good Moms Gone Wild T Episode #22. 3-25-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. While vacationing in Florida at Cate's parent's home, Paul and Cate catch Bridget and Kerry on the evening news partying with a group of Spring Breakers. But before a punishment can be implemented, the news runs archival footage that features a young, wild Cate letting loose in a bar. Meanwhile a jealous Paul meets the man that Cate went out with during her college sophomore year. Rory befriends an elderly gentlemen whose stories about World War II turn out to be more fiction than fact. 111628 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Goodbye (1) T Episode #32. 11-4-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. The Hennessy family must deal in their own way with the unexpected death of Paul. Cate's separated parents, Jim and Laura, come to visit and try to console the grieving family. 111629 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Goodbye (2) T Episode #33. 11-4-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. The family finds Paul's last written article and reads it just before going to sleep. 111630 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Kerry's Big Adventure T SVD 1344 Episode #15. 1-21-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works Bridget gets an unexpected rival for Kyle's affections -- her sister. 111631 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Kerry's Video T Episode #21. 3-11-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. Kerry devotes her school video project to sister Bridget to illustrate the hypocrisy that life is much easier for the "beautiful people." But when Bridget discovers that the video makes her look shallow, she takes Paul's advice to enrich her life by taking up tennis again -- and ends up with a broken nose. 111632 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: No Right Way T Episode #34. 11-11-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works has died and the family must go on. Cate is unprepared for the diverse reactions exhibited by Bridget and Kerry on their first day back to school since their father's death. Meanwhile Jim tries his best to be helpful by making some questionable home improvements to the Hennessy home. 111633 2002 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Paul Meets His Match T DVD -R HQ 5933. VHS 1323 Episode #11. 11-26-2002 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works Paul meets his new editor (Patrick Warburton) who has twice as many daughters and double Paul's concerns 111634 2002 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Pilot Episode T VHS 1276 Episode #1. 9-17-2002 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works Paul Hennessy (John Ritter) panics when his wife rejoins the work force leaving him with the three kids 111635 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Premiere T Episode #29. 9-23-2003. Season Two Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. As she waits for the results of her pregnancy test, Cate is stunned when Paul, Bridget, Kerry and Rory seem more concerned about how the baby could disrupt their lives than the blessed event itself. In fact, the only support Cate seems to be getting is from her noisy neighbors who share a well-kept secret about their own family. Bridget finds her popularity waning because of her exclusive, long-distance relationship with a boyfriend while Kerry's social status skyrockets because of her relationship with Kyle. But Bridget's eyes begin to stray when she meets a sexy new kid at school. 111636 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Queen Bees and King Bees T Episode #24. 4-8-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. Bridget and Paul are supposed to find themselves in similar situations when they are both alienated in their social circles. But they devise a plan to settle the score, leading Paul to crash a poker game with co-worker Tommy (Larry Miller) to get closer to boss Nick (Patrick Warburton) and Bridget trying to break up ex-boyfriend and her nemesis. 111637 2002 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Rory's Got a Girlfriend T Episode #13. 12-17-2002 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. When a proud Paul lets 13-year-old Rory go out on his first date, Bridget and Kerry accuse him of unfairly changing the rules because they were never allowed to date at that age. Meanwhile Kerry is shocked when Bridget receives a higher score than she did on a state aptitude test. 111638 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Sex Ed T Episode #30. 9-30-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. Paul and Kerry are too embarrassed to look each other in the eye after watching a foreign film together that contains a sexually explicit scene. Bridget is horrified when Cate is asked to fill in as the sex ed instructor in her daughter's class. But Cate is in for a shock when she tries to answer a student's question about being pressured to have sex -- and realizes it may be from Bridget. 111639 2002 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Son-in-Law T VHS 1309 Episode #5. 10-15-2002 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works New boyfriend's father is a baseball legend 111640 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Sort of an Officer and a Gentleman (1) T Episode #27. 5-13-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. Having learned that her sister Maggie (Cybill Shepherd) is having marital problems, Cate is nevertheless not too thrilled when Paul invites Maggie to stay at the house -- the sisters have a long history of sibling rivalry. Meanwhile Paul and Cate are impressed with how mature Bridget has become after they agreed to let her go out with a neighbor who is home from the Naval Academy. Bridget and Kerry wonder if Kyle has ulterior motives when he befriends Rory. 111641 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Sort of an Officer and a Gentleman (2) T Episode #28. 5-20-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. Paul becomes concerned when he finds an empty pregnancy test kit. The sibling rivalry between Cate and Maggie comes to a boiling point when Maggie gets a sexy, new makeover and gives Bridget a water bra as a gift. Meanwhile tensions between the Hennessy sisters mount when Kerry and Kyle begin dating. Bridget's popularity takes a nosedive after she disses her friends for a new boyfriend. 111642 2002 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Trick-or-Treehouse T SVD 1307 Episode #7. 10-29-2002 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works Halloween night with Paul (John Ritter) and his family 111643 2002 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Two Boys for Every Girl T VHS 1315 Episode #9. 11-12-2002 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works 111644 2004 8 Simple Rules for Dating my Teenage Daughter: Very C.J. Christmas, A T Episode #64. 12-17-2004 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works. Photographer (Michael Kostroff). 111645 2002 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Wall of Shame T VHS 1285 Episode #2. 9-24-2002 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works 111646 2003 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: What Dad Would Want T Episode #35. 11-18-2003 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father has died and the family must go on. Cate persuades Rory to try out for basketball because that would have made his dad proud. 111647 2002 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter: Wings T VHS 1293 Episode #4. 10-8-2002 Sportswriter Paul Hennessy (John Ritter), sportswriter-father taking care of his children while his wife works 111648 1963 80,000 Suspects M Editor Mr. Graney (Arthur Christiansen) of the Bath Evening Chronicle. TV Reporter (Bruce Lewis - Himself). Newsreader (Guy Thomas - Himself). 111649 1987 84 Charing Cross Road M Commentator, Baseball (Marty Glickman). 111650 1989 84 Charlie MoPic M Cameraman in Vietnam 111651 2009 8th Confession, The N Patterson, James and Maxine Paetro #8 Women’s Murder Club Series Reporter Cindy Thomas hears about a preacher with a message of hope for the homeless is brutally executed, she knows the story could be huge. Probing deeper into the victim’s history, she discovers he may not have been quite as saintly as everyone thought. The Women’s Murder Club now faces its toughest challenge: will love destroy all that four friends have built? 111652 1958 8th Day of the Week, The N OWN - P Hlasko, Marek Press 111653 2008 8th Wonderland MF France News Media. American Journalist (Jessica Erickson). Spanish TV Reporter (Maria Beloso-Hall). Chinese TV Reporter (Joseph Chanet). European TV Reporter (Tom Cordier). Swiss TV reporter (Antje Esser). German TV Reporter (Paula Klein). French TV Reporter (Sabrina Marques Dos Santos). Iraqi TV Reporter (Fatma Moakadmi). U.S. TV Reporter (Melanie Molnar). Italian TV Reporter (Lorenzo Salvaggio). U.S. TV Reporter (Andrea Schieffer). Senegalese TV Reporter (Mansour Sene El Hadji). Japanese TV Reporter (Gen Shimaoka). English TV Reporter (Bruce Van Barthold). 111654 1970 9 Ages of Nakedness M AFI-Photographers Photographer 111655 2008 9 es 1/2 randi MF Journalists. Fat Journalist (Ferenc Elek). Wigged Journalist (Rita Tallos). 111656 2002 9/11 Documentary and New York newscast DT SVD 1158 Documentary 111657 2006 9/11: Twin Towers, The M German TV Newscaster (Peter Kloeppel). 111658 1933 90 (degrees) South M Commentator (Herbert G. Ponting) 111659 2005 90 Miles South N Metzger, Jeff Reporter covering the pope's historic visit to Cuba in 1998. Turns out the reporter is a young American who risks prison and fines by illegally smuggling himself into Cuba. He grows obsessed with Havana and a prostitute. He leaves and then returns as a reporter. As he follows both the pope and the girl, he attempts to solve the puzzle of politics, religion and love on Cuba -- and finds himself entrenched in an exhausting wrestling match of values. 111660 1998 90 Minutes on 60 Minutes DT SVD 693 PBS special on 60 minutes Documentary on 60 Minutes and Don Hewitt 111661 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: And Away They Go! T DVD -R HQ 11644 Episode. 12-1-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Navid wakes up in the hospital with no memory of who pushed him down the stairs. Adrianna makes a life-changing decision about her addiction. Silver and Teddy bond over the loss of their mothers. Annie and Jasper sneak out. 111662 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Between a Sign and a Hard Place T DVD -R HQ 11058 Episode. 4-21-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Navid and Adrianna interview potential adoptive parents. Annie and Naomi try to mend their friendship. Donna Martin considers moving back to Beverly Hills. 111663 2008 90210: Next Generation, The: Bubble, The T DVD -R HQ 10288 Episode #4. 9-16-2008 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. Tabitha offers to direct West Beverly’s school music. Kelly and Brenda get into a heated conversation about Kelly’s involvement with Ryan. Naomi confronts her father’s mistress. Annie agrees to a date with Ethan. 111664 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: By Accident T DVD -R HQ 10787 Episode #14. 1-20-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. Adrianna makes a revelation. Annie is surprised to learn that Ty will also be auditioning for the new school play. Ryan has an unpleasant encounter with Kelly and Silver. Dixon asks Debbie for relationship advice. The return of Mr. Matthews causes a mixed reaction at West Beverly Hills High. Also, the drama department holds auditions for Antony and Cleopatra and Annie decides to read for a role. Meanwhile, Silver and Dixon continue to experience bumps in their relationship. 111665 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Dionysian Debacle, The T DVD -R HQ 11075 Episode. 4-8-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Navid and Adrianna tell his parents about their decision. Dixon and Silver acclimate to her new school. Naomi convinces Annie to go on a double date. 111666 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Environmental Hazard T DVD -R HQ 11468 Episode. 10-6-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Adrianna’s growing feelings for Teddy create an awkward situation with Navid. Silver runs into her mother. Naomi’s test scores may not be high enough for her to get into CU. 111667 2008 90210: Next Generation, The: Games People Lay T DVD -R HQ 10504 Episode #10. 11-11-2008 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. Adrianna finds out that Navid is a virgin. Unexpected guest shows up to Annie’s 16th birthday party. Kelly returns from her trip and confronts Ryan about the allegations that he hooked up with a student. 111668 2010 90210: Next Generation, The: Girl Fight T DVD -R HQ 11857 Episode. 3-16-2010 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Naomi goes on her first hike with Ivy and Liam. Annie gives Jasper an ultimatum. Gia and Adrianna’s friendship grows. 111669 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Hello, Goodbye, Amen T DVD -R HQ 10734 Episode #12. 1-7-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. Annie overhears a phone call that raises suspicions. Adrianna asks Brenda to come to a support day at her rehab center. Christina and Dixon’s friendship continues to grow. 111670 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Help Me, Rhonda T DVD -R HQ 10835 Episode #15. 2-3-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. Annie and Ethan’s relationship begins to crumble when Ethan finds himself spending a lot of time with Rhonda. Meanwhile, Adrianna and Naomi devise a plan on how to tell Constance about the pregnancy, and Silver and Dixon have yet another confrontation. 111671 2008 90210: Next Generation, The: Hollywood Forever T DVD -R HQ 10365 Episode #7. 10-7-2008 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. Annie and Ethan are paired up for a class project and the experience causes them to see each other in a different light. Tracy tells Harry she hired a private investigator to look for their son, who was given up for adoption years ago. 111672 2008 90210: Next Generation, The: Jet Set, The T DVD -R HQ 10233 Episode #2. 9-2-2008 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. Naomi finds herself in trouble when she fails an assignment, and Ryan and Kelly bring the issue to Harry's attention. Meanwhile, Dixon must deal with Ethan, George, and other jealous teammates on the lacrosse team, and Annie meets a potential love interest in the form of resident Ty Collins. Also, Adrianna continues her self-destructive slide into drugs and debauchery brought by her troubled home life in the form of her overbearing, actress mother, Constance. 111673 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Life’s a Drag T DVD -R HQ 11004 Episode. 3-31-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Liam has a wild night with Naomi. Silver makes a video that documents her love for Dixon. Adrianna reveals that Ethan and Rhonda kissed at the dance. 111674 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Love Me Or Leave Me T DVD -R HQ 10765 Episode #13. 1-14-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. Tabitha surprises Dixon and Annie with a new car. Ethan and Annie sneak off to Tabitha’s house in Palm Springs for some time alone. Adrianna tells Naomi about her secret. 111675 2008 90210: Next Generation, The: Lucky Strike T DVD -R HQ 10256 Episode #3. 9-9-2008 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. 111676 2008 90210: Next Generation, The: Model Behavior T DVD -R HQ 10338 Episode #6. 10-1-2008 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. An indie film producer offers Annie an audition. A phone call from an old friend makes Kelly question her relationship with Ryan. Naomi’s plan to get her parents back together backfires. Silver catches the attention of a client at a fashion show. 111677 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Of Heartbreaks and Hotels T DVD -R HQ 10859 Episode #16. 2-10-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Adrianna’s baby bump is the major topic of conversation among the gossip mongers of West Beverly Hill. Baby Daddy Navid continues to ignore her, while growing closer to Nika. Dixon freaks out when Silver gets a much too permanent symbol of their love. Meanwhile, Ethan’s friendship with Rhonda continues to blossom. 111678 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Off the Rails T DVD -R HQ 11024 Episode. 4-7-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Navid and Adrianna get a preview of parenthood when they baby sit Sammy. Silver, distraught from all the recent video commotion, disappears. Kelly enlists Ryan’s help in finding her sister, but cannot seem to figure out why she is acting so emotionally. Meanwhile, Dixon breaks the video news to Debbie and Harry. 111679 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Okaeri, Donna! T DVD -R HQ 11043 Episode. 4-14-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Kelly and Silver get an unexpected visit from Donna Martin (Tori Spelling). Dixon and Annie go on a road trip. 111680 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: One Party Can Ruin Your Whole Summer T DVD -R HQ 11138 Episode. 5-19-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Navid and Adrianna spend their prom night at the hospital. Naomi decides to have an after-prom party at her house. Annie snaps at Naomi. Ethan and Dixon get into an argument. 111681 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Party’s Over, The T DVD -R HQ 11098 Episode. 5-5-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Silver and Annie throw a bridal shower for Adrianna while Ethan, Dixon and Liam plan a bachelor party for Navid. Jen and Ryan decide to have dinner together. 111682 2008 90210: Next Generation, The: Pilot: We’re Not in Kansas Anymore T DVD -R HQ 10232 Episode #1. 9-2-2008 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. He is also rumored to be a closeted-gay. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. The Wilson family arrives in Beverly Hills, after Harrison "Harry" Wilson takes a job as the principal at West Beverly High School, while his children, Annie and Dixon, attend the school during their first week much to the awkward circumstances of their father watching over them, while Harry and his wife, Cecil, also keep a close eye on Harry's washed-up, alcoholic actress mother, Tabitha, For Annie and Dixon, the school is one big culture shock for Annie, a sweet and friendly girl with a passion for the theater, and Dixon, a star athlete and scholar who was adopted by the Wilson family after they took him in as a foster child. Annie and Dixon have a close sibling relationship, which they'll need to help them cope with all the new cliques and classmates, including Naomi Clark, a hot and stereotypical spoiled rich girl who believes that money buys everything; Ethan Ward, Naomi's boyfriend and a popular lacrosse star whose abilities rival Dixon's; Navid Shirazi, an aspiring student reporter who heads up the school's daily TV newscast; and Erin Silver, a rebel who produces and stars in a YouTube-type video series. Adrianna is a fellow student and theater "goddess" who is Naomi Clark's best friend... and Ethan Ward's secret girlfriend, who has a serious drug addiction; George Evans is a fellow West Beverly High resident, who takes an instant dislike to Dixon. Wendy is "sexy vixen" student at West Beverly Hills High who takes every advantage of her looks; Ty Collins is another student and theater major, who Annie finds irresistible. Even the faculty seems hip and sophisticated at the school whom include the smart and funny teacher Ryan Matthews, beautiful guidance counselor Kelly Taylor, and successful theater actress-turned-high school-musical director Brenda Walsh. The Wilson family has just begun to realize how much their lives are about to change. 111683 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Porn King, The T DVD -R HQ 11454 Episode. 9-9-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Navid and Adrianna spend the night together. Annie makes a shocking discovery. Liam finds a way to reveal the truth to Naomi and get revenge on Jen. 111684 2010 90210: Next Generation, The: Rats & Heroes T DVD -R HQ 11834 Episode. 3-9-2010 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. All the crew is back in school. Navid tries to reveal Jasper for the true person he is. Annie continues to date him. Dixon and Teddy pine for Silver. 111685 2008 90210: Next Generation, The: Secrets and Lies T Episode #9. 11-4-2008 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. Harry and Debbie tell Annie and Dixon about Harry’s son who was given up for adoption. Silver has a sleepover that quickly turns into a house party. Annie and Ethan hide their relationship from their friends. 111686 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Sit Down, You’re Rocking the Boat T DVD -R HQ 11421 Episode. 9-22-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. The gang spends an afternoon with Teddy on his father’s yacht. Harry shares his family problems with Kelly. Sparks fly when Dixon meets his dream girl. Liam works on a mysterious project. 111687 2008 90210: Next Generation, The: That Which We Destroy T DVD -R HQ 10545 Episode #11. 11-18-2008 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. Harry and Debbie welcome Sean into their home. Gap between Kelly and Brenda gets wider. Naomi hangs out with a new group of girls. Silver feels threatened when a cheerleader shows too much interest in Dixon. 111688 2008 90210: Next Generation, The: There’s No Place Like Homecoming T DVD -R HQ 10463 Episode #8. 10-28-2008 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. He is also rumored to be a closeted-gay. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. After recuperating from her health scare, Adrianna returns and tries to make amends with Naomi, but her ex-BFF refuses to forgive her for the betrayal. Adrianna makes a surprising connection with Navid, who helps her through her situation. Meanwhile, Annie and Ethan finally take their rapidly growing romance to a new level during the school’s homecoming dance, sparking jealousy in ex-girlfriend Naomi. 111689 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: To New Beginnings T DVD -R HQ 11384 Episode. 9-8-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Navid plans a romantic evening with Adrianna, who wants to keep the relationship celibate because she believes sex destroys relationships. Teddy, the son of a famous movie star, shows up at the Beverly Hills Beach Club and turns out to be Adrianna’s former boyfriend making Navid very jealous and depressed about his relationship with Adrianna. Text message may force Dixon to end his relationship with Silver. Naomi wants to get back at the principal’s daughter for calling the police to her party. 111690 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: To Sext or Not to Sext T DVD -R HQ 11404 Episode. 9-15-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Adrianna helps Navid get an interview with Teddy. The rumor about the existence of a naked photo of Annie runs wild throughout the West Beverly Hills High community causing further divide between Dixon and his sister. Despite his problems at home, Liam joins Teddy and Dixon in trying out for the surfing team. Meanwhile, Ryan worries about his relationship with Jen who plays hard to get, and Naomi continues scheming new ways to make Annie’s life miserable. 111691 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: To Thine Own Self Be True T DVD -R HQ 11615 Episode. 11-17-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Navid decides to confront Adrianna about her drug use. Debbie and Harry are surprised when Annie wants to invite Jasper over for dinner. Ivy, Dixon and Navid try to help Liam tell Naomi the truth about Jen. Richard caches Naomi and Jamie making out. 111692 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Trip to the Moon, A T DVD -R HQ 11595 Episode. 11-10-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Navid sees Adrianna buying drugs from Jasper. Jasper and Annie decide to take their relationship to the next level. Teddy helps Jackie plan a surprise half-birthday party for Silver. Dixon is determined to confront Sasha. 111693 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Unmasked T DVD -R HQ 11518 Episode. 10-20-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. On Halloween, Adrianna tries to deal with the end of her relationship with Navid. Silver and Kelly disagree about caring for Jackie. Silver discovers she has more in common with Teddy. Naomi and Jamie have an intimate conversation. 111694 2010 90210: Next Generation, The: What’s Past Is Prologue T DVD -R HQ 11861 Episode. 3-23-2010 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Navid asks Lila out on a date. Gia admits she has feelings for Adrianna. Dixon’s birth mother visits unexpectedly. Teddy and Silver go on their first official date. 111695 2008 90210: Next Generation, The: Wide Awake and Dreaming T DVD -R HQ 10309 Episode #5. 9-23-2008 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger. As opening night of “Spring Awakening” nears, Ty reveals his plans for an after party. Dixon offers to help Silver backstage. Naomi refuses to accept her parents’ divorce. Brenda, Kelly and Ryan confront Adrianna about her substance abuse problem. 111696 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Wild Alaskan Salmon T DVD -R HQ 11496 Episode. 10-13-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Adrianna turns Navid’s world upside town. Silver and Kelly deal with shocking news about their mother. Jen asks Noami to loan her a large sum of money. Jasper saves Annie from a bad date. 111697 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Winter Wonderland T DVD -R HQ 11661 Episode. 12-8-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Jasper reveals his suspicions about Annie’s involvement in the hit-and-run. Dixon is jealous when Teddy reveals his feelings for Silver. Liam and Naomi try to forgive each other. 111698 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Women’s Intuition T DVD -R HQ 11556 Episode. 11-3-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Adrianna finds out from Navid that Jasper is a drug dealer. She still decides to give him a chance. She insists on believing that Navid has some ulterior motive for revealing the information to her. After seeing both Navid and Teddy move on, Adrianna relapses and buys drugs from Jasper. Naomi and Silver sent Navid to go talk to Adrianna. It is revealed that Sasha faked her pregnancy. Jen and Ryan make their relationship official and Liam still thinks he has a shot with Naomi. 111699 2009 90210: Next Generation, The: Zero Tolerance T DVD -R HQ 11117 Episode. 5-12-2009 High School Editor Navid Shirazi (Michael Steger) of The Blaze at West Beverly Hills. Student of Persian descent who is West Beverly Hills High’s politico. Known as the one who runs the school newscast and gets the juice on his fellow classmates. He does not drink alcohol because of his Scientology beliefs. Navid is a student journalist who is often seen with a camcorder recording events at the school. Erin “Silver” Silver (Jessica Stroup) is a high school blogger who blogs every day on students and gossip. Navid and Ty have a confrontation. Adrianna goes into labor. Liam asks Naomi to the prom. Arnie tries to prove Liam wrong. Kelly tries to warn Ryan about Jen. 111700 1992 92 hak mooi gwai dui hak mooi gwai MF Interviewer (Lawrence Ah Mon) 111701 2009 92 Pacific Boulevard NR Macomber, Debbie #10 Cedar Cove Series Editor Jack Griffin of the Cedar Cove Chronicle newspaper. An autopsy report on remains recently discovered is included in an article written by Jack Griffin in the Chronicle over the weekend. It is hoped someone will step forward with information as a result. 111702 2000 92,8 MHz - drommar I soder DF Sweden - Short Interviewer Agneta Ulfsater-Troell. 111703 1991 976-EVIL 2: Astral Factor, The M Reporter (Yavone Evans) 111704 1997 99.9 MF Dow, Sergio Kenya/Spain Radio Talk Show Host Lara deals in psychic phenomena and discovers her estranged lover has been found dead in a small Spanish village. Learns he was conducting secret experiments searching for tortured souls trapped behind the energy of the living world. Leads her to an abandoned house where experiment takes place. Screaming faces seem to form within stones of the walls. 111705 1990 999: Escape From Paradise T Episode #5. News Cameraman (G.B. Hajim). Presenter (Michael Buerk - Himself). 111706 2006 9am With David & Kim: T Hosts Steve Quartermain, Kim Watkins. Celebrity News & Gossip Presenter Adam Richard. 111707 2007 A Bela e o Mestre TF Reporter (Manuel Melo) 111708 2005 A cielo abierto DF Argentina Interviewers Walter Barboza, Gustavo Castro Garcia, Simon Garcia Mayer, Pablo Torello. 111709 1972 A come Andromeda DF Series 1972 TV Commentator (Gianni Bortolotto) 111710 1988 A corps perdu (aka Straight For the Heart) MF DVD Navarre, Yves (Novel - "Kurwenal"). Lea Pool, Marcel Beaulieu (Screenplay). Canada. French. Ness Book Photojournalist Pierre Kurwenal (Matthias Habich) becomes disillusioned by the devastation he sees while stationed in Nicaragua. He reaches his breaking point after he witnesses a child being shot down in the streets. Child's mother calls him an assassin when he photographs her cradling the body. He returns to Montreal to do a story on the "corroding city." Wanders the city photographing junkyards and abandoned buildings. Kurwenal wins the Pulitzer Prize (presumably for the shot of the woman in Nicaragua) but becomes increasingly discouraged and haunted by the past. Commits himself to a hospital while his book of photographs from Nicaragua becomes a bestseller. Eventually he leaves the hospital and walks back into the world. Inability to communicate with others. In the hospital, he says in a voice-over: "People accuse me of seeking the sordid, yet it's people I photograph." Kurwenal, a hardened photojournalist, returns form an assignment in Nicaragua where he has dispassionately photographed scenes of assassination and the murder of children, to find himself suddenly cut loose from his happy, if unorthodox, domestic life. For 10 years, Pierre had lived in a menage a trois relationship with Sarah (Johanne-Marie Tremblay) and David (Michel Voita). Pierre and David loved each other as freely as they loved Sarah. Pierre becomes obsessed with discovering why they abandoned him. Throwing himself into a photojournalistic study of urban corrosion in the city of Montreal, Pierre begins his journey inward -- straight for the heart. Press Attaché (Simona Benzakein) Photojournalist Pierre Kurwenal (Matthias Habich) comes back to Montreal, profoundly shocked by the horrors he has seen in Central America and doubting the values of his job that is powerless to change the realities he witnesses. The only thing that kept him afloat through this ordeal was the idea of home, and the man and the woman he loves dearly and with whom he has been sharing his life for the last 10 years. The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist is bisexual. But now both have left. The man tells him that at the beginning we were three even when you were not physically here. Then we realized that we were two even when you were actually with us. The reporter then starts a photographic report on his city. Each photo shows an aspect of Montreal and the mood of the photographer who goes deeper and deeper in the city until he finds himself. 111711 1956 A Csodacsatar MF Hungary News Media. Journalist (Gyorgy Bardy). Reporter (Imre Sinkovits). 111712 2004 A Diarista TF Reporter (Alexandre Liuzzi) 111713 2005 A Diarista: Marinete, a Musa do Verao TF Brazil. Episode #47. 6-14-04 Paparazzo (Renato Caldas). 111714 2006 A dios momo (aka Goodbye Momo, Good-Bye Momo) MF Uruguay Newsboy Obdulio is an 11-year-old Afro-Uruguayan street boy who sells newspapers for a living but can’t read or write. He finds a magical Maestro in the night watchman of the newspaper’s office who introduces him to the world of literacy as well as the real meaning of life. 111715 2003 A Filha MF Portugal. Photographer (Marco Delgado). TV Presenter (Cristina Caras Lindas). 111716 1961 A for Andromeda T Series 1961 Newsreader (Peter King, 1961). Interviewer (Kenneth Kendall, 1961) 111717 1958 A Grande Vedete MF Brazil. Photographer (Roque da Cunha). 111718 1984 A Is For Alien, B Is for Boston, C Is for Crusaders CB Blue Ribbon Comics #13 TV Reporter Natalie. Bobby catches a cold when he goes to get his new comics from a local store. Then aliens invade Boston and the governor calls for the Crusaders to help. 111719 1968 A Ket csalo MTF Hungary. Short Newspaper Seller (Janos Rajz). Writer-Narrator (Sandor Pecsi). 111720 2001 A Noite do Golpe de Estado MF Radio Reporter (Joaquim Furtado - Voice). 111721 2006 A Nyugalom MTF Hungary. Photographer (Attila Bartis). 111722 1979 A Republica Dos Assassinos MF Brazil. Photographer (Andrea Coppola). 111723 2002 A titkos haboru MTF Journalist Peter (Gyorgy Dorner) 111724 1982 A Vida E Bela?! MF Portugal. Photographer (Jose Costa Reis). 111725 2004 A vot'bon coeur MF France News Media. Reporter tele #1 (Nicolas Silberg). Reporter tele #2 (Patrick Raynal). Reporter #3 (Guy Braucourt). 111726 2008 A Xinecologa MF Spain. Short. Correspondent (Irene Baspino - The Correspondent). The TV News Presenter (Sonia Vizoso). Gynecologist is working in her office at the hospital as everyday. But the next patient -- is a boy. 111727 2002 A-Game M Short Paparazzi (Steve Perraud). 111728 2006 A-List M News Media. Reporter (Lynne Langdon). A-Hollywood Reporter (Alysia Reiner). Publicity Assistant (Maggie Wagner). Celebrity Photographer (Mike Lynn). Cameraman (Tristain Nathaniel). Cameraman (John Lazear). Camera Assistant (Mitch Lazear). 111729 1983 A-Team, The: T SV 67, SV 73 Episodes News Media 111730 1983 A-Team, The: A-Team, The T Lupo, Frank. Stephen J. Cannell Episode #1 News Media 111731 1983 A-Team, The: Alive at Five T DVD -R HQ 2069. SVD 1188 Episode TV Reporter Sally (Valerie Wildman) is an undercover TV reporter who is held by an East Coast mob whose paranoid boss is in love with her. Face's plans to leave the Team are put on hold when the team infiltrates the mob to free the undercover journalist. 111732 1983 A-Team, The: Bad Time on the Border T Episode #18. 10-18-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). 111733 1984 A-Team, The: Battle of Bel Air, The T DVD -R HQ 5554. SVD 1432 Episode #1220 Reporter (Tawnia Baker) poses as a computer operator to help team capture terrorists plotting to assassinate a sheik. 111734 1984 A-Team, The: Bend in the River, The T Lupo, Frank. Stephen J. Cannell Episode. 9-25-1984 News Media 111735 1985 A-Team, The: Beverly Hills Assault T DVD -R HQ 1885 Episode. Art Critic. Face (Dirk Benedict) becomes a critic to bust a ring of Beverly Hills thieves. Murdock takes up painting. 111736 1983 A-Team, The: Children of Jamestown T Episode #3.1-30-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). 111737 1984 A-Team, The: Curtain Call T Episode #37. 5-15-1984 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). 111738 1983 A-Team, The: Diamonds 'n Dust T Episode #15. 9-20-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). 111739 1983 A-Team, The: Holiday in the Hills T Greyhosky, Babs Episode #9. 3-22-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). Reporter Mitchell Barnes (Edward Winter). 111740 1983 A-Team, The: Mexican Slayride T DVD -R HQ 6219, 6220. SV 271 (Part II). SV 265 (Part I) Episodes #1198-1199. 1-23-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea) enlists the Team's help in locating Reporter Al Massey (William Windom), a colleague who disappeared in Mexico 111741 1985 A-Team, The: Mind Games T Episode #71. 11-26-1985 News Media. Newsman (Scott Ellsworth). Newsman (Hettie Lynne Hurtes). Anchorman (Johnny Mountain). TV News Anchorwoman (Ines Pedroza). 111742 1984 A-Team, The: Mute Ballot, The T Ray, Jeff Episode News Media 111743 1983 A-Team, The: Nice Place to Visit, A T Lupo, Frank Episode #14. 5-10-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). 111744 1983 A-Team, The: One More Time T Episode #11. 4-12-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). 111745 1983 A-Team, The: Only Church in Town, The T Episode #17.10-11-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). 111746 1983 A-Team, The: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6959 Episode #1. 1-22-1983. Series (1-83 to 3-8-87) Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea - Triple A), newspaper reporter for Los Angeles Courier-Express helps team. Tawnia Baker (Marla Heasley), another reporter, Amy's friend 111747 1986 A-Team, The: Quarterback Sneak T Episode #89. 10-17-1986 Reporter (Michele Hart). 111748 1983 A-Team, The: Rabbit Who Ate Las Vegas, The T Episode #7. 3-1-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). Two college girls hire the A-Team to rescue their professor who's been nabbed by the mob for a gambling system he created that seems to work. 111749 1983 A-Team, The: Recipe for Heavy Bread T Episode #16. 9-23-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). 111750 1986 A-Team, The: Say U.N.C.L.E. Affair, The T Episode #91. 10-31-1986 Anchorwoman (Wendy Gordon). 111751 1983 A-Team, The: Small and Deadly War, A T Episode #5. 2-15-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). 111752 1983 A-Team, The: Tawnia Fiancé - Part I T SV 260 (Part II). SV 259 (Part I). Episodes Reporter 111753 1983 A-Team, The: Taxicab Wars, The T Episode #21. 11-1-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). Small cab company on verge of extinction until the A-Team steps in and helps them with a major problem. 111754 1983 A-Team, The: There's Always a Catch T Episode #23. 11-15-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). Small fishing village held hostage by greedy fisherman and his goons. 111755 1983 A-Team, The: Till Death Do Us Part T Episode #12. 4-19-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). TV Station Manager Pete (Noble Willingham). 111756 1983 A-Team, The: Water, Water Everywhere T Episode #24. 11-22-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). 111757 1984 A-Team, The: West Coast Turnaround T Cannell, Stephen J. Patrick Hasburgh, Babs Greyhosky Episode #10. 4-5-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). 111758 1984 A-Team, The: When You Comin' Back, Range Rider? (Part I and II). T Cannell, Stephen J. and Frank Lupo (Creators) Episode #19. 10-25-1983 Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea). 111759 1983 A-Team, The: White Ballot, The T Episode #26. 12-6-1983 Reporter friend of Reporter Amy Amanda Allen (Melinda Culea) tries to enlist the team to aid in defeating a long-term incumbent small-town sheriff. 111760 1994 A. B'stard Exposed MT Interviewer (Brian Walden) 111761 1919 A.B.C. of Love, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 111762 1994 A.J.'s Time Travelers T Series. 12-3-94 to 12-31-94. Fox, Saturday 11:30 a.m. to Noon Printer Johann Gutenberg is visited by space cadet-led crewmen on the ship Kyros on voyages to locate visitors from Earth's past. Beaming up from Earth, they visit the pioneering printer in the 1400s. 111763 2002 A.K.A. Birdseye M News Media. Swiss News Interviewer (Patricia Boser). Swiss News Woman (Ivana Imoli) 111764 1975 A.M. America DT 1-6-1975 to 10-31-1975. ABC News-Information. TV Newscasters Bill Beutel, Stephanie Edwards (January-May). Peter Jennings. 111765 1970 A.M. Los Angeles DT Series 1970-1991. News Anchor Bob Banfield. Weatherman George Fishbeck. Hosts Steve Edwards, Sarah Purcell (1975), Cyndy Garvey, Harold Green, Tawny Little, Dave Michaels, Ralph Story. 111766 1995 A.S.: Ein rabenschwarzer Tag TF Episode #13. 4-25-1995 Reporter (Jorg Wontorra). Moderator (Johannes B. Kerner). 111767 1999 A.T.F. M News Media. Reporter (Lynn Jane Foreman). Reporter (Craig Pearman). Agents of Federal Government's Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) carry out clandestine mission within a militia operation involved in the sales of guns and the murder of an agent. 111768 1976 A*P*E M Leder, Paul, Reuben A. Leder (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Tom Rose (Rod Arrants) is in love with an actress and has arranged for his editor to assign him to cover her first production in the Orient so he can be near her. Rescues actress from giant gorilla. Accompanies friend, a captain in the Korean army, in pursuit of the ape. 111769 1976 A*P*E (aka Ape) MF South Korea Reporter Tom Rose (Rod Arrants) tries to save his girlfriend, an American actress filming a movie in Korea, from a 36-foot gorilla who escapes from a freighter off the coast of Korea and rampages through Seoul. Reporter (Jules Levey). 111770 2004 A1 Headline (aka A1 tou tiao, aka A-1). MF Hong Kong. Fashion Reporter Elaine “Ling” Tse (Angelica Lee) is deep in debt. She gets drawn into the story of a lifetime when her colleague and ex-boyfriend Peter dies in an apparent drunk driving accident. Debt collectors show up to collect the reporter’s debts. She discovers that Peter’s death was a suicide or a murder. Since Peter phoned Ling only hours before his death with the news of a supposed “A-1 Headline,” murder seems the obvious conclusion. The trail leads Ling back to her Editor-in-Chief Terrence Tsang Tat-si (Tony Leung Ka Fai). He denies Peter was involved in a big story. But the Chief Editor is acting strange. With the help of Photographer Kevin (Edison Chen), Ling decides to conduct her own investigation and the answers surprise and outrage the reporter and the city of Hong Kong. Boss of Newspaper (Chan Tat Chi). Newspaper’s Staff (Yu Hang Ting). , Cheung Pui Na). Reporter (Chan For Qiao). 111771 1993 Aa! Megamisama! C Newscaster (Pablo Fraga - Voice - English Version). Announcer (Stephanie Denise Griffin - Voice - English Version). 111772 2000 Aa! Megamisama! The Movie C Newscaster (Koichi Nagano - Voice). 111773 1995 Aaahh!!! Real Monsters: Monsters Are Real. T DVD -R HQ 2387 Episode #15. 9-1995 News Photographer snaps a picture of Ickis. 111774 1988 Aakhri Adaalat (aka Last Judgment, The) MF India Crime Reporter Nitin Sinha (Jackie Shroff) is a close friend of the most dreaded inspector on the police force. They are like brothers and the journalist treats the inspector’s mother as his own. As a crime reporter, Nitin is in a position to give the inspector news about the whereabouts of the underworld. In exchange the inspector gives him exclusives on new cases. Based on the information from Nitin, the inspector risks his own life to get the criminals and succeeds in putting them behind bars -- until a smart lawyer creates loop holes in the law. The inspector is angry at the system. He then becomes a killer dressed in black to methodically eliminate convicted criminals who have been released. 111775 1949 Aaltoska orkaniseeraa MF Crime Reporter Lipponen (Hannes Hayrinen). 111776 2006 Aamu-TV: DF Episode #20. Interviewer (Jonni Aromaa - Voice). Hosts (Jan Andersson, Arto Nyberg, Ella Kanninen - Themselves). 111777 1959 Aangename kennismaking: Lissewege TF Episode #1. 7-16-1959 Reporter (Pol Heyninck). 111778 2007 Aaron’s Dead NM Lockhard, Merrill Publisher Scott Avery, a former investigative reporter, runs the local newspaper in historic Plymouth Rock. When a man walking his dog in the early morning discovers the dead body of Aaron Mason sprawled across historic Plymouth Rock and then a highway construction supervisor is found dead the result of a bullet through his head, the police chief asks Avery to help out in the investigation. Aaron’s sister meets with Avery and accuses their domineering father of murdering his son in a state of rage. She implies her subservient mother aided in disposing of her brother’s body. A skeptical Avery continues to try to find out what really happened and who killed Aaron Mason and why. 111779 1973 Aarop (aka Accusation, The), aka Accused, The). MF India Editor Subhash (Vinod Khanna) is the fiery editor of a weekly newspaper called Mashal. The editor is best friends with Aruna (Saira), a school teacher who helps to run the paper and a lawyer. The story involves their romantic involvement and their fight against injustice in the small hill town of Nandganj. 111780 1996 Aatamin poika MF Finland Journalism student Mari Nuotio (Merei Nenonen) gets a summer job on a small country newspaper. While trying to socialize with the local people, she meets a shy and mildly retarded young man who goes around the village naked. Liberal Mari slowly gets to know the man, but a friendship with the village idiot won't make her life easier. 111781 1969 AAU Track and Field DT 5-18-1969 to 8-27-1972 Sportscasters Jack Whitaker, Ralph Boston, Dick Bank (1969-1970), Bill Toomey (1971-1972). 111782 2009 Abandon NSF Crouch, Blake Freelance Journalist Abigail Foster from Manhattan reluctantly agrees to accompany her father, Lawrence Kendall -- a history professor who abandoned her as a child -- and paranormal photographers Emmett and June Tozer, to the remote remains of Abandaon, Colorado. The inhabitants of Abandon all vanished without a trace on Christmas Day 1893, and Abigail thinks she’ll write an article on the Tozers and the ghost town’s history. The present-day hikers face a number of obstacles, starting with an unexpected blizzard and including the arrival of ex-Marines intent on finding millions of dollars worth of gold supposedly stashed somewhere in Abandon. The group has come to see a ghost town, but what they are about to discover is that 20 miles from civilization, with a blizzard bearing down, they are not alone, and the past is very much alive. 111783 1949 Abandoned (aka Abandoned Woman) M Los Angeles Mirror articles. William Bowers (Additional Dialogue). Irwin Gielgud (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Mark Sitko (Dennis O'Keefe) helps a woman search for her missing sister in Los Angeles after overhearing her attempts to get help at missing persons bureau. Morgue lists her sister as suicide, reporter suspects otherwise. He discovers girl was killed by racketeers because she tried to get her illegitimate child back after it was sold for adoption. Reporter arranges for unwed mother to pose as decoy to expose racket. Private detective connected to racket. He's killed when he double-crosses them by leading the woman to her sister's boyfriend. Woman is almost made to look like another suicide but reporter rescues her after fighting the crooks. New York Times said O'Keefe's performance as brash newsman seemed closer to fiction than fact. Newsweek 10/24/49: "With lackadaisical direction and a script unimaginative enough to include a reporter called Scoop…" "…even the film's perfunctory crusading intentions fail to life it above the level of routine whodunit." City Editor Nolan (Frank Cady). Cub Reporter Scoop (William Frambes or William Page). Newspaper Morgue Clark Charlie (Charles Jordan). 111784 1995 Abandoned and Deceived MT DVD -R HQ 8591, 8592 Newspaper Clerk (Chad Gabriel). 111785 1977 ABBA: Movie, The M SVD 776 Cub Reporter's first job is to travel with ABBA on a concert tour of Australia. News Cameraman (David Etherton). Radio Station Manager (Bruce Barry). 111786 1987 Abbot and Avery N Shaw, Robert W. Journalist Abbott's wife has left him and his career as a journalist is going stale. 111787 1953 Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde M L Fields, Sidney, Grant Garrett (Stories). Lee Loeb, John Grant (Screenplay). Crime Reporter Bruce Adams (Craig Stevens) for the Daily Reporter arrested with the two fired cops. Doesn't support right of women to vote until he meets singing suffragette who is the ward of a doctor. 111788 1948 Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein M Photographer (Harry Brown). 111789 1951 Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man M DVD -R HQ 2125 (Media Excerpts). L. Radio Sportscaster Sam Balter (as Himself) comments on the boxing bout before and during the match. Newspapermen (Russ Conway, Billy Snyder). Photographers (Franklin Parker, Ralph Montgomery, Franklin Parker). 111790 1955 Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Cops M Cameraman (Harold Goodwin). 111791 1949 Abbott and Costello Meet the Killer, Boris Karloff M Reporter (Eddie Coke). Reporter (Billy Snyder). Photographer (Arthur Hecht). 111792 1955 Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy M Newspaperman (Donald Kerr). 111793 1997 Abbreviating Ernie N Lefcourt, Peter News Media. When a urologist has a fatal heart attack having sex with his wife by handcuffing her to the stove, her only option to escape is to take an electric carving knife and sever his penis so she can work her way free of him. Event becomes focal point of media circus as the wife goes on trial for murder. Story-hungry journalists search for the next trial of the century. Voyeuristic reporters go after her. Romance between two rival reporters is included. Meanwhile, Max, the subject of a new advertising campaign for the show, attracts a whole new, unexpected audience 111794 2003 Abby Singer M Reporter (Tim Sargent). 111795 2003 Abby: Abby Gets Her Groove Back T Chan, Henry Episode #5. 2-4-2003 Sports Producer Abigail "Abby" Walker (Sydney Tamiia Poitier), producer of a West Coast sports show. Northwest Sports Report where she clashes with her overbearing boss Roger (Sean O'Bryan). Sports Anchor Max Ellis (Randy J. Goodwin) with a crush on her. Abby has a dire need to date again after seeing a guy at the gym 111796 2003 Abby: Abby's First Date T SVD 1367 Edmonds, Jacque Episode #3. 1-14-2003 Sports Producer Abigail "Abby" Walker (Sydney Tamiia Poitier), producer of a West Coast sports show. Northwest Sports Report where she clashes with her overbearing boss Roger (Sean O'Bryan). Sports Anchor Max Ellis (Randy J. Goodwin) with a crush on her. At Jo's dare, Abby asks a stranger out on a date, the first since her break-up with Will. Even though she thought the guy was dullsville, her confidence is shaken when he doesn't call her for a second date, and she goes to extreme lengths to find out why When the story hits the press, she becomes a cause celebre or a psychotic mutilator depending on one's point of view and politics. A production company is preparing a made-for-TV movie about her. 111797 2003 Abby: Bare Naked Lady T Lakin, Lori Episode #8. 2-25-2003 Sports Producer Abigail "Abby" Walker (Sydney Tamiia Poitier), producer of a West Coast sports show. Northwest Sports Report where she clashes with her overbearing boss Roger (Sean O'Bryan). Sports Anchor Max Ellis (Randy J. Goodwin) with a crush on her. Will show some of his pictures as well as one of Abby nude at an art gallery. The Art Critic (Steven Hack). 111798 2003 Abby: Breakup, The. Premiere T Katlin, Mitchel and Nat Bernstein Episode #1. 1-6-2003 Sports Producer Abigail "Abby" Walker (Sydney Tamiia Poitier), producer of a West Coast sports show. Northwest Sports Report where she clashes with her overbearing boss Roger (Sean O'Bryan). Sports Anchor Max Ellis (Randy J. Goodwin) with a crush on her. Ambitious TV-sports producer with a complicated love life. The cheeky first episode finds Abby breaking up with her charming, self-absorbed boyfriend (Kadeem Hardison). But since neither wants to give up the rent-controlled San Francisco apartment they share, they try living as platonic roommates. Further stirring things up are Abby's boss (Sean O'Bryan), who wants the couple to reunite. Her sister (Tangie Ambrose), who urges Abby to get over her ex. her colleague Max (Randy J. Goodwin), the anchor whose crush on Abby is the city's worst-kept secret. 111799 2003 Abby: Kiss My Ex T Lakin, Lori Episode #9. 3-4-2003 Sports Producer Abigail "Abby" Walker (Sydney Tamiia Poitier), producer of a West Coast sports show. Northwest Sports Report where she clashes with her overbearing boss Roger (Sean O'Bryan). Sports Anchor Max Ellis (Randy J. Goodwin) with a crush on her. Will show some of his pictures as well as one of Abby nude at an art gallery. 111800 2003 Abby: Leggo My Ego T SVD 1428 Episode #7. 2-18-2003 TV Sportscaster. Abby (Sydney Tamilia Poitier) must fire a beloved sports legend (Anthony Starke) as TV sportscaster because he is less than impressive in front of the camera. She doesn't want to do it. Abby has a tough time firing a burnt out old sports star, who Roger hired for the evening sports report. Also, Will's friends throw him a bachelor party, unaware that he and Abby aren't getting married 111801 2003 Abby: Mama and the Papa, The T Katlin, Mitchel and Nate Bernstein Episode #6. 2-11-2003 Sports Producer Abigail "Abby" Walker (Sydney Tamiia Poitier), producer of a West Coast sports show. Northwest Sports Report where she clashes with her overbearing boss Roger (Sean O'Bryan). Sports Anchor Max Ellis (Randy J. Goodwin) with a crush on her. Abby's mom and dad return to celebrate their 30th anniversary. Abby brings Will to the party. Will Christine still dislike Will? 111802 2003 Abby: Moving On T Bernstein, Nat and Mitchel Katllin Episode #2. 1-7-2003 Sports Producer Abigail "Abby" Walker (Sydney Tamiia Poitier), producer of a West Coast sports show. Northwest Sports Report where she clashes with her overbearing boss Roger (Sean O'Bryan). Sports Anchor Max Ellis (Randy J. Goodwin) with a crush on her. Abby accepts her boss's offer of a ticket to see R&B star Kenny Lattimore, but she doesn't realize immediately that he has ulterior motives 111803 2003 Abby: Ted & Carol & Will & Abby T Abrams, Eric and Matthew Berry Episode #4. 1-21-2003 Sports Producer Abigail "Abby" Walker (Sydney Tamiia Poitier), producer of a West Coast sports show. Northwest Sports Report where she clashes with her overbearing boss Roger (Sean O'Bryan). Sports Anchor Max Ellis (Randy J. Goodwin) with a crush on her. Abby finds out that choosing a friend can be hard. She fears that Ted & Carol will pick over her and Will. 111804 1999 ABC 2000: Millennium, The DT TV Anchor Peter Jennings. 111805 1976 ABC Afterschool Specials: Amazing Cosmic Awareness of Duffy Moon, The T Episode #24. 2-4-1976 Photographer (Basil Hoffman). 111806 1952 ABC Dramatic Shorts T Series 1952-1953 News Media 111807 1953 ABC Evening News DT Series 1953. 10-12-1953- News Staff. TV Anchors Peter Jennings (1965-1968, 1978-1983, 1983-2005), Bob Young (1968), Frank Reynolds (1968-1970, 1978-1983), Howard K. Smith (1969-1975), Harry Reason (1970-1978), Barbara Walters (1976-1978), Max Robinson (1978-1983). Sunday Anchor Carole Simpson (1988-2003). Substitute Anchors Catherine Crier (1993-1996), Charles Gibson (1998-2005), Connie Chung (1998-2002). Anchors Elizabeth Vargas (2005-2006), John Daly, Tom Jarriel. Chief White House Correspondents Sam Donaldson (1977-1989), Brit Hume (1989-1996), Terry Morgan. Capitol Hill Correspondent Bernard Shaw (1977-1980). Investigative Correspondent Peter Lance 1985-1987). Washington Correspondent Brit Hume (1976-1989). Correspondents Chris Cuomo (2004), Tom Jarriel. Reporters Robert Schoenhut, Jonathan Karl (2004), Ted Koppel (2004), Reporters Jim Sciutto (2004), Hilary Brown (2004), John Yang (2003), Bill Blakemore (2004), Mike Lee (2004), Martha Raddatz (2004), David Wright (2004). 111808 1973 ABC Late Night DT 1973-82 News 111809 1961 ABC Midday Report DT 3-5-1961 to 3-1-1968 TV News Anchors-Writers Al Mann (1961), Alex Dreier (10-2-61 to 9-6-63), Lisa Howard (9-9-63 to 10-2-64), Marlene Sanders (10-5-64 to 3-1-68). ABC News 111810 1948 ABC News DR Series 1948- Newscast 111811 1956 ABC News DT Australia. Series 1956- Newsreader (Sue McIntosh-Donovan). 111812 1972 ABC News Inquiry: The American Indian: This Was His Land DT Correspondent Frank Reynolds 111813 1980 ABC News Nightline: DT Series 1980 Anchors Ted Koppel (1981-2005), Cynthia McFadden (2005), Forrest Sawyer (1989-1999), Morton Dean (1989), Terry Moran (2005), Barbara Walters (1991-2004), Chris Wallace (1991-2003), Cokie Roberts (1992), Catherine Crier (1994), Aaron Brown (1995-2000). Anchors Charles Gibson (1982-1987, 1998). George Stephanopoulos (2005-), Terry Moran (2006), Martin Bashir (2006). Substitute Anchor Dave Marash (1980, 1999-2000). Corresponents Brit Hume (1980-1996), Vicki Mabrey (2006), Martin Bashir (2005-2006), Robert Krulwich (1994), Garrick Utley (1996), Kevin Newman (1999), Martha Raddatz (1999), Chris Bury (1994-, 2000), John Donvan (1994-, 2000), Jake Tapper. Correspondents Michel McQueen (1999-2000), Gillian Findlay (2002), Keith Olbermann (2002), Mike Cerre (2003), Dave Marash (1989-). Contributing Correspondent Bob Greene (1981). Investigative Correspondent Peter Lance (1984-1985). Commentator Jeff Greenfield (1988-1997). ABC News Military Analyst Tony Cordesman (2004). 111814 1963 ABC News Reports DT Series 1963-64 Newscast 111815 1973 ABC News Special: First and Essential Freedom, The DT Documentary. ABC documentary on First Amendment and a free press 111816 1960 ABC Presents Major League Championship Baseball DT 4-16-1960 to 6-29-1986 Sportscasters Jack Buck (1960), Howard Cosell (1965), Merle Harman (1963), Keith Jackson (1965), Chris Schenkel(1965), Al Michaels (1986), Don Drysdale (1986). 111817 1957 ABC Presents: Quest for Adventure DT News 111818 1964 ABC Scope DT Series 1964-68 News 111819 1982 ABC World News This Morning DT Series Anchors Steve Bell (1982-1987), Kathleen Sullivan (1982-1985), Jeanne Meserve (1985-1987), Jed Duvall (1987-1988), Forrest Sawyer (1988-1989), Paula Zahn (1988-1990), Mike Schneider (1989-1993), Thalia Assuras (1993-1996), Edie Magnus (1987-1989). Regular Contributor (Regina Lewis). 111820 1961 ABC's Wide World of Sports DT Series 1961 Sportscasters Jim McKay (1961-1986), Frank Gifford (1987-1993), Becky Dixon (1987), John Saunders (1993), Julie Moran (1994-95), Robin Roberts (1996). Commentators Keith Jackson, Chris Schenkel. Reporter Howard Cosell). Host Frank Gifford. Executive Producer: Roone Arledge. Pit Reporter Chris Economaki (1961-1984). 111821 1976 ABC'S Wide World of Sports: 1976 Daytona 500 T Episode. Season #16. Episode #14. Reporter (Howard Cosell). Hosts (Jim McKay, Frank Gifford, John Sanders). Commentators (Keith Jackson, Chris Schenkel). Pit Reporter (Chris Economaki). 111822 1999 ABCD M News Vendor (Ismail Bashey) 111823 1975 Abduction M News Media. Newscaster (Dan Daniel). Newscaster (Pat Hernon). Newscaster (John Bartholomew Tucker). 111824 2006 Abe & Bruno MT Reporter #1 (Eric Clarke) TV Reporter (Janet Vincent Lee). . Adventure of one man's sacrifice for a gorilla. 111825 1904 Abe Martin of Brown County CS Hubbard, Frank McKinney ("Kin" Hubbard) Cartoon ran in U.S. newspapers from 1904 until his death in 1930. Newspapers. Abe Martin was a scarecrow-like figure with a black coat, wide striped pants, a hat and a cigar. He was usually sitting on a barbed-wire fence or leaning on a mailbox or sign post and be reading a newspaper with some clever headline visible. The Abe Martin feature lasted for 25 years, 1904 in the Indianapolis News until 1929. Took his permanent place on top of the column on the back page. Included 20,000 lines of rustic witticism. In 1910, Abe Martin vaulted to national stardom in a syndicated comic strip. Abe appeared in more than 300 newspapers, magazines and other periodicals. 111826 1906 Abe Martin, Brown County, Indiana: First Annual, The H Hubbard, Frank McKinney First of 25 such books until 1929 Newspapers. Abe Martin was a scarecrow-like figure with a black coat, wide striped pants, a hat and a cigar. He was usually sitting on a barbed-wire fence or leaning on a mailbox or sign post and be reading a newspaper with some clever headline visible. The Abe Martin feature lasted for 25 years, 1904 in the Indianapolis News until 1929. Took his permanent place on top of the column on the back page. Included 20,000 lines of rustic witticism. In 1910, Abe Martin vaulted to national stardom in a syndicated comic strip. Abe appeared in more than 300 newspapers, magazines and other periodicals. 111827 1921 Abe Martin's Almanack H Hubbard, Frank McKinney Newspapers. Abe Martin was a scarecrow-like figure with a black coat, wide striped pants, a hat and a cigar. He was usually sitting on a barbed-wire fence or leaning on a mailbox or sign post and be reading a newspaper with some clever headline visible. The Abe Martin feature lasted for 25 years, 1904 in the Indianapolis News until 1929. Took his permanent place on top of the column on the back page. Included 20,000 lines of rustic witticism. In 1910, Abe Martin vaulted to national stardom in a syndicated comic strip. Abe appeared in more than 300 newspapers, magazines and other periodicals. 111828 1930 Abe Martin's Broadcast and Abe Martin: Hoss Sense H Hubbard, Frank McKinney Newspapers. Abe Martin was a scarecrow-like figure with a black coat, wide striped pants, a hat and a cigar. He was usually sitting on a barbed-wire fence or leaning on a mailbox or sign post and be reading a newspaper with some clever headline visible. The Abe Martin feature lasted for 25 years, 1904 in the Indianapolis News until 1929. Took his permanent place on top of the column on the back page. Included 20,000 lines of rustic witticism. In 1910, Abe Martin vaulted to national stardom in a syndicated comic strip. Abe appeared in more than 300 newspapers, magazines and other periodicals. 111829 1914 Abe Martin's Primer H Hubbard, Frank McKinney Newspapers. Abe Martin was a scarecrow-like figure with a black coat, wide striped pants, a hat and a cigar. He was usually sitting on a barbed-wire fence or leaning on a mailbox or sign post and be reading a newspaper with some clever headline visible. The Abe Martin feature lasted for 25 years, 1904 in the Indianapolis News until 1929. Took his permanent place on top of the column on the back page. Included 20,000 lines of rustic witticism. In 1910, Abe Martin vaulted to national stardom in a syndicated comic strip. Abe appeared in more than 300 newspapers, magazines and other periodicals. Was the originator of many political quips that remain in use. Famous humorist Will Rogers declared Kin to be "America's greatest humorist. Both Hubbard's father and son were editors of the Bellefontaine Examiner. "When a fellow says, 'It ain't the money but the principle of the thing,' it's the money." "Flattery won't hurt you if you don't swallow it." "Nobody ever forgets where he buried the hatchet." "Now and then an innocent man is sent to the legislature." We'd all like t'vote for th' best man, but he's never a candidate." 111830 1929 Abe Martin's Town Pump H Hubbard, Frank McKenny Last of 25 annuals published since 1906 Newspapers. Abe Martin was a scarecrow-like figure with a black coat, wide striped pants, a hat and a cigar. He was usually sitting on a barbed-wire fence or leaning on a mailbox or sign post and be reading a newspaper with some clever headline visible. The Abe Martin feature lasted for 25 years, 1904 in the Indianapolis News until 1929. Took his permanent place on top of the column on the back page. Included 20,000 lines of rustic witticism. In 1910, Abe Martin vaulted to national stardom in a syndicated comic strip. Abe appeared in more than 300 newspapers, magazines and other periodicals. 111831 1998 Abeltje MF Netherlands. Photographer (Julian Nest). 111832 1983 Abenteuer Bundesrepublik TF West Germany. Series. Reporter (Bernd Stephan). 111833 1996 Abfallprodukte der Liebe -- Poussieres d'amour MF Interviewer (Carole Bouquet). Interviewer (Isabelle Huppert) 111834 2001 Ablaze M Reporter (Christine Mitges) 111835 2004 Able Edwards M Times Reporter 1 (Christine Dunn). Globe Reporter 1 (James Hurd). Cinema News Narrator (Ethan Keogh). Globe Reporter 2 (Kent Kubena). Photographer (Kathlyne Pham). Television Reporter (Melissa van der Schyff). Sun Reporter 1 (Colin Walker). 111836 2005 Abning at Operaen TF Denmark Reporter Claus Letort. Commentators Lise Muhlhausen, Jens Gaardbo, Adrian Hughes 111837 2006 Abominable M Reporter (Jim Giggans). TV Abominable Snowman "Expert" (James Morrison). 111838 1996 Abot kamay ang pangarap MF Philippines News Media. Television Reporter (Benjie Felipe). Radio Reporter (Alvin Santos). Radio Reporter (Alvin Villorente). TV Cameraman (Jojo Oducayen). Press Photographer (Carlo Incanto). 111839 2001 About 80 Percent Luck N Wojciechowski, Gene Sportswriter Jon Riley covers Chicago sports for The Sentinel, which is about to do some downsizing. Riley’s routine of lazy journalism and serious drinking isn’t helping the situation. He’s offered a choice: fly to Arizona to cover the Cubs’ training session or start getting used to unemployment. Riley is less than thrilled at the prospect. Against the odds, Riley meets the challenge and begins to turn his life around. 111840 1983 About My Table SS GPL Delbanco, Nicholas In "About My Table and Other Stories." Correspondent Daniel, just back from Nicaragua. 111841 2006 About Us: Broken Limbs DT Episode #8. 9-23-2006 Interviewer Heather Peel. 111842 2006 About Us: Seattle: The Icons - Proof They Rocked DT Episode #47. 10-12-2006 Interviewers Matt Daniels, Adam McDaid, Heather Peel. 111843 1952 Above and Beyond M DVD -R HQ 3523, 3524, 3521 Reporter questions dropping of the A-Bomb. Photographers with wife of pilot who dropped bomb (Eleanor Powell) after broadcast 111844 2000 Above Suspicion M DVD -R HQ 10743, 10744 News Media. News Anchor (Tom Mustin). 111845 1933 Above the Clouds M Seitz, George B. (Story). Albert De Mond (Screenplay) Ness Book Scoop Adams (Robert Armstrong), successful newsreel man who works with his assistant Dick Robinson (Richard Cromwell), who is usually responsible for his success. On one assignment Adams gets drunk and ruins one of Robinson's best shots so Robinson is fired. All ends well when Robinson gets footage of a dirigible crashing. 111846 1988 Above the Law M TV Reporter (John Drummond). 111847 1989 Above the Law II (aka Shi jie da shai, Blonde Fury, Born to Fight, Female Reporter, Lady Reporter, Righting Wrongs II: Blonde Fury. Female Reporter). M Editor Ronny Dak (Ronny Yu) is a criminal newspaper editor who prints counterfeit money using the newspaper’s presses. An intrepid journalist (Mang Hoi) joins Cindy, an American FBI agent who travels to Hong Kong to arrest Dak, Cindy’s old friend Judy Yu, and an undercover cop to battle Dak’s kung-fu henchmen. 111848 2000 Above the Law: Backlash T Australia. Episode #14. 4-25-2000 Photographer (Shane Lumley Davidson). 111849 2005 Above-the-Line Beauty DT 2005 - Series Correspondent. Special Correspondent (Cindy Ambuehl). 111850 1918 Abraham Lincoln P Drinkwater, J. Press 111851 1994 Abschied von Agnes MF Reporter (Christoph Schlingensief). Fotograf/Photographer (Dieter Jager). Camera Man/Kameramann (Tony Loeser). 111852 1985 Abschied von der Meisterklasse N Rehmann, Ruth Germany Journalist 111853 1981 Absence of Malice M DVD -R HQ 1918, 1919. L. VHS 485 Luedtke, Kurt (Screenplay) Reporter Megan Carter (Sally Field) of the Miami Standard. Editor of paper McAdam (Josef Sommer). Writer is a former newspaperman News Staff (Jack McDermott, Mark Harris, Bobbie-Ellyne Kosstrin, Lynn Parraga, Lee Sandman, Barry Hober). Reporter #1 (Diane Zolten). Reporter #2 (Kathy Suergiu). Reporter #3 (Jeff Gillen). News Staff members (Barry Hober, Bobbie Ellyne Kosstrin). News Staff (Jack McDermott, Lee Sandman). Walker (Rooney Kerwin), Staff Photographer, Miami Standard. New York Times, 11/19/81): "If other recent films have glorified the role of the investigative reporter this is one that attempts to look closely and rather pessimistically at the profession…" . "...through Megan, the movie is able to raise a number of questions about reportorial tactics and the difference between what is accurate and what is true." Reporter is naïve, not ruthless. Finally quits her job. 111854 1981 Absence of Malice N OWN - P Stewart, Kerry Reporter Megan Carter of the Miami Standard write stories that destroy a man's reputation and a woman's life. Reporter Megan violates all forms of journalistic ethics -- her reporting is sloppy and unsubstantiated, willing to print information with little or no confirmation (all okayed by her editor) and she goes to bed with the man she attacked in print. 111855 1988 Absence of Pain N OWN - H Victor, Barbara War Correspondent Maggie Sommers, television correspondent covering the war in Lebanon. From New York 111856 2002 Absence of Wings, The M Short TV Weatherman (Buckner Cooke). 111857 2000 Absent City, The NSF Piglia, Ricardo (Sergio Waisman, translator) Reporter Junior for a daily Buenos Aires newspaper. Secret machine contains the mind and memory of Elena who produces stories that reflect actual events in Argentina 111858 2004 Absent Friends N Rozan, S.J. Reporter Harry Randall, once renowned newspaperman, suggests New York City Fire Captain may have been linked to organized crime and a shooting that happened 22 years ago. His much younger girlfriend, Reporter Laura Stone, continues the investigation. Randall is killed in a fall from the Verrazano Narrows Bridge -- is it suicide or murder? His much younger girlfriend, Reporter Laura Stone, continues the investigation no matter where it leads or who it might hurt. Reporter Laura Stone, the lover of a washed-up journalist who turns up dead vows to prove he was murdered because of what he was about to reveal about a firefighter who was a dubious hero with feet of clay. New York Reporter thinks she's discovered something wrong in a fireman's past who died a hero in the World Trade Center. She begins investigating the circle of working-class friends with whom he grew up on Staten Island. Was the fireman a hero or not? The long tense windup suggests dark deeds and sordid secrets. 111859 1992 Absent Without Leave M Photographer (Danny Mulheron) 111860 1961 Absent-Minded Professor, The M DVD -R HQ 7931, 7932 Great Sci-Fi Pictures News Media. TV Newsman (Wally Boag). News Reporter (Bill Baldwin Sr.). 111861 2008 Absinthe of Malice N Browning, Pat Reporter Penny Mackenzie is Lifestyle reporter for The Pearl Outrider. Old crimes come back to haunt a small California town when old secrets and new secrets come to light after a chance discovery of a skeleton in a cotton field leads to murder -- and romance. 111862 1989 Absolute Beginners NR Ryan, Courtney Investigative Reporter Jamie Cross won a Pulitzer Prize nomination and the attention of Miami's underworld After her expose on Miami's underworld boss resulted in a bombed-out apartment, journalist Jamie Cross finds herself exiled to the wilds of Wyoming accompanied by the extremely attractive private detective charged with her protection. Photographer-Narrator Colin (Eddie O'Connell). 111863 1986 Absolute Beginners M DVD -R HQ 10058, 10059 UK Gossip Columnist Dido Lament (Anita Morris). Photographer Colin (Eddie O'Connell). Pamphleteer (Colin Jeavons). 111864 2009 Absolute Evil M Magazine Editor (Cassandra Church). Photographer (Matthew Benefiel). 111865 1997 Absolute Force M TV Reporter #1 (Kristin Banta) 111866 1997 Absolute Power M SVD 1214 News Media. Reporter (Joy Ehrlich). 111867 2004 Absolute Power: BBC, The R Tavener, Mark Series 4 - SO4 EO1 - 2-5-2004. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111868 2002 Absolute Power: Big Brother R Tavener, Mark Series 3 - SO3 EO3 - 1-15-2002. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111869 2005 Absolute Power: Blood Bank T Andrews, Guy, Mark Lawson and Andrew Rattenbury Series Two. SO2 EO3 - 8-4-2005.“Spin is dead, long live PR.” None of the TV episodes were based on a radio episode. Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) of Prentiss McCabe, now a much more powerful and respected organization than in the radio series. Martin McCabe is much more worldly wise. The secret meetings with government representatives are gone and replaced with more cups of coffee with newspaper editors and private secretaries. While the radio series has one trainee, the TV version has several young professionals working at the agency. Most notable are Jamie Front (James Lance) and Alison Jackman (Zoe Telford). While Jamie is a brilliant liar and naturally devious, Alison is very intelligent but too honest and somewhat literal-minded. Charles Prentiss said of her, "Most of the young people here at Prentiss McCabe don't know their arse from their elbow, but with Alison, at least you know she'll join the Royal Arse Society and get a book about elbows from the library". Also in the firm are Cat Durnford (Sally Bretton), the young party girl, and Nick Mayer (Nick Burns), Charles's personal assistant. Instead of political schemes, the agency concentrates on working with celebrities: something that is rare in the radio version. In the radio episode where McCabe works with a Big Brother contestant, this is shown as an exceptional event, but would be normal behaviour in the TV series. Contrariwise, in the TV episode "The House of Lords", Charles is mildly surprised to be contacted by a government spin doctor. Newsreader (Stefanie Callister). 111870 2000 Absolute Power: Church of England, The R Tavener, Mark Series 1 - SO1 EO4 - 1-26-2000. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiniss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111871 2000 Absolute Power: Conservative Party R Tavener, Mark Series 1 - SO1 EO1 - 1-5-2000. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111872 2003 Absolute Power: Country Life T Andrews, Guy, Mark Lawson and Andrew Rattenbury Series One. SO1 EO5 - 12-8-2003.“Spin is dead, long live PR.” None of the TV episodes were based on a radio episode. Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) of Prentiss McCabe, now a much more powerful and respected organization than in the radio series. Martin McCabe is much more worldly wise. The secret meetings with government representatives are gone and replaced with more cups of coffee with newspaper editors and private secretaries. While the radio series has one trainee, the TV version has several young professionals working at the agency. Most notable are Jamie Front (James Lance) and Alison Jackman (Zoe Telford). While Jamie is a brilliant liar and naturally devious, Alison is very intelligent but too honest and somewhat literal-minded. Charles Prentiss said of her, "Most of the young people here at Prentiss McCabe don't know their arse from their elbow, but with Alison, at least you know she'll join the Royal Arse Society and get a book about elbows from the library". Also in the firm are Cat Durnford (Sally Bretton), the young party girl, and Nick Mayer (Nick Burns), Charles's personal assistant. Instead of political schemes, the agency concentrates on working with celebrities: something that is rare in the radio version. In the radio episode where McCabe works with a Big Brother contestant, this is shown as an exceptional event, but would be normal behaviour in the TV series. Contrariwise, in the TV episode "The House of Lords", Charles is mildly surprised to be contacted by a government spin doctor. Newsreader (Stefanie Callister). Newspaper Stringer (Dominic Charles-Rouse). 111873 2003 Absolute Power: Crash and Burn T Andrews, Guy, Mark Lawson and Andrew Rattenbury Series One. SO1 EO6 - 12-15-2003.“Spin is dead, long live PR.” None of the TV episodes were based on a radio episode. Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) of Prentiss McCabe, now a much more powerful and respected organization than in the radio series. Martin McCabe is much more worldly wise. The secret meetings with government representatives are gone and replaced with more cups of coffee with newspaper editors and private secretaries. While the radio series has one trainee, the TV version has several young professionals working at the agency. Most notable are Jamie Front (James Lance) and Alison Jackman (Zoe Telford). While Jamie is a brilliant liar and naturally devious, Alison is very intelligent but too honest and somewhat literal-minded. Charles Prentiss said of her, "Most of the young people here at Prentiss McCabe don't know their arse from their elbow, but with Alison, at least you know she'll join the Royal Arse Society and get a book about elbows from the library". Also in the firm are Cat Durnford (Sally Bretton), the young party girl, and Nick Mayer (Nick Burns), Charles's personal assistant. Instead of political schemes, the agency concentrates on working with celebrities: something that is rare in the radio version. In the radio episode where McCabe works with a Big Brother contestant, this is shown as an exceptional event, but would be normal behaviour in the TV series. Contrariwise, in the TV episode "The House of Lords", Charles is mildly surprised to be contacted by a government spin doctor. News Media. Newsreader (Stefanie Callister). Journalist No. 1 (Kobna Holdbrook-Smith). Journalist No. 2 (Sue Elliott-Nichols). 111874 2001 Absolute Power: Elderly Initiative, The R Tavener, Mark Series 2 - SO2 EO4 - 2-20-2001. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111875 2000 Absolute Power: English Sporting Success R Tavener, Mark Series 1 - SO1 EO6 - 2-9-2000. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111876 2001 Absolute Power: Gayle Shand R Tavener, Mark Series 2 - SO2 EO6 - 3-6-2001. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111877 2002 Absolute Power: Health Service R Tavener, Mark Series 3 - SO3 EO2 - 1-8-2002. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111878 2004 Absolute Power: Healthy Eating R Tavener, Mark Series 4 - SO4 EO3 - 2-19-2004. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111879 2003 Absolute Power: History Man T Andrews, Guy, Mark Lawson and Andrew Rattenbury Series One. SO1 EO1 - 11-10-2003.“Spin is dead, long live PR.” None of the TV episodes were based on a radio episode. Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) of Prentiss McCabe, now a much more powerful and respected organization than in the radio series. Martin McCabe is much more wordly wise. The secret meetings with government representatives are gone and replaced with more cups of coffee with newspaper editors and private secretaries. While the radio series has one trainee, the TV version has several young professionals working at the agency. Most notable are Jamie Front (James Lance) and Alison Jackman (Zoe Telford). While Jamie is a brilliant liar and naturally devious, Alison is very intelligent but too honest and somewhat literal-minded. Charles Prentiss said of her, "Most of the young people here at Prentiss McCabe don't know their arse from their elbow, but with Alison, at least you know she'll join the Royal Arse Society and get a book about elbows from the library". Also in the firm are Cat Durnford (Sally Bretton), the young party girl, and Nick Mayer (Nick Burns), Charles's personal assistant. Instead of political schemes, the agency concentrates on working with celebrities: something that is rare in the radio version. In the radio episode where McCabe works with a Big Brother contestant, this is shown as an exceptional event, but would be normal behaviour in the TV series. Contrariwise, in the TV episode "The House of Lords", Charles is mildly surprised to be contacted by a government spin doctor. 111880 2005 Absolute Power: House of Lords, The T Andrews, Guy, Mark Lawson and Andrew Rattenbury Series Two. SO2 EO6 - 8-25-2005.“Spin is dead, long live PR.” None of the TV episodes were based on a radio episode. Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) of Prentiss McCabe, now a much more powerful and respected organization than in the radio series. Martin McCabe is much more worldly wise. The secret meetings with government representatives are gone and replaced with more cups of coffee with newspaper editors and private secretaries. While the radio series has one trainee, the TV version has several young professionals working at the agency. Most notable are Jamie Front (James Lance) and Alison Jackman (Zoe Telford). While Jamie is a brilliant liar and naturally devious, Alison is very intelligent but too honest and somewhat literal-minded. Charles Prentiss said of her, "Most of the young people here at Prentiss McCabe don't know their arse from their elbow, but with Alison, at least you know she'll join the Royal Arse Society and get a book about elbows from the library". Also in the firm are Cat Durnford (Sally Bretton), the young party girl, and Nick Mayer (Nick Burns), Charles's personal assistant. Instead of political schemes, the agency concentrates on working with celebrities: something that is rare in the radio version. In the radio episode where McCabe works with a Big Brother contestant, this is shown as an exceptional event, but would be normal behaviour in the TV series. Contrariwise, in the TV episode "The House of Lords", Charles is mildly surprised to be contacted by a government spin doctor. 111881 2005 Absolute Power: Identity Crisis T Andrews, Guy, Mark Lawson and Andrew Rattenbury Series Two. SO2 EO4 - 7-21-2005.“Spin is dead, long live PR.” None of the TV episodes were based on a radio episode. Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) of Prentiss McCabe, now a much more powerful and respected organization than in the radio series. Martin McCabe is much more worldly wise. The secret meetings with government representatives are gone and replaced with more cups of coffee with newspaper editors and private secretaries. While the radio series has one trainee, the TV version has several young professionals working at the agency. Most notable are Jamie Front (James Lance) and Alison Jackman (Zoe Telford). While Jamie is a brilliant liar and naturally devious, Alison is very intelligent but too honest and somewhat literal-minded. Charles Prentiss said of her, "Most of the young people here at Prentiss McCabe don't know their arse from their elbow, but with Alison, at least you know she'll join the Royal Arse Society and get a book about elbows from the library". Also in the firm are Cat Durnford (Sally Bretton), the young party girl, and Nick Mayer (Nick Burns), Charles's personal assistant. Instead of political schemes, the agency concentrates on working with celebrities: something that is rare in the radio version. In the radio episode where McCabe works with a Big Brother contestant, this is shown as an exceptional event, but would be normal behaviour in the TV series. Contrariwise, in the TV episode "The House of Lords", Charles is mildly surprised to be contacted by a government spin doctor. 111882 2001 Absolute Power: Martin Is Bored R Tavener, Mark Series 2 - SO2 EO1 - 1-30-2001. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111883 2000 Absolute Power: Mayor of London R Tavener, Mark Series 1 - SO1 EO3 - 1-19-2000. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111884 2002 Absolute Power: Men R Tavener, Mark Series 3 - SO3 EO5 - 1-29-2002. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111885 2003 Absolute Power: Mr. Fox T Andrews, Guy, Mark Lawson and Andrew Rattenbury Series One. SO1 EO4 - 12-1-2003.“Spin is dead, long live PR.” None of the TV episodes were based on a radio episode. Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) of Prentiss McCabe, now a much more powerful and respected organization than in the radio series. Martin McCabe is much more worldly wise. The secret meetings with government representatives are gone and replaced with more cups of coffee with newspaper editors and private secretaries. While the radio series has one trainee, the TV version has several young professionals working at the agency. Most notable are Jamie Front (James Lance) and Alison Jackman (Zoe Telford). While Jamie is a brilliant liar and naturally devious, Alison is very intelligent but too honest and somewhat literal-minded. Charles Prentiss said of her, "Most of the young people here at Prentiss McCabe don't know their arse from their elbow, but with Alison, at least you know she'll join the Royal Arse Society and get a book about elbows from the library". Also in the firm are Cat Durnford (Sally Bretton), the young party girl, and Nick Mayer (Nick Burns), Charles's personal assistant. Instead of political schemes, the agency concentrates on working with celebrities: something that is rare in the radio version. In the radio episode where McCabe works with a Big Brother contestant, this is shown as an exceptional event, but would be normal behaviour in the TV series. Contrariwise, in the TV episode "The House of Lords", Charles is mildly surprised to be contacted by a government spin doctor. News Media. Journalist No. 1 (Pieres Ronan). Journalist No. 2 (Salima Saxton). 111886 2005 Absolute Power: Nation’s Favourite, The T Andrews, Guy, Mark Lawson and Andrew Rattenbury Series Two. SO2 EO1 - 8-11-2005.Held back from July 21 because of terrorist attacks in London. “Spin is dead, long live PR.” None of the TV episodes were based on a radio episode. Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) of Prentiss McCabe, now a much more powerful and respected organization than in the radio series. Martin McCabe is much more worldly wise. The secret meetings with government representatives are gone and replaced with more cups of coffee with newspaper editors and private secretaries. While the radio series has one trainee, the TV version has several young professionals working at the agency. Most notable are Jamie Front (James Lance) and Alison Jackman (Zoe Telford). While Jamie is a brilliant liar and naturally devious, Alison is very intelligent but too honest and somewhat literal-minded. Charles Prentiss said of her, "Most of the young people here at Prentiss McCabe don't know their arse from their elbow, but with Alison, at least you know she'll join the Royal Arse Society and get a book about elbows from the library". Also in the firm are Cat Durnford (Sally Bretton), the young party girl, and Nick Mayer (Nick Burns), Charles's personal assistant. Instead of political schemes, the agency concentrates on working with celebrities: something that is rare in the radio version. In the radio episode where McCabe works with a Big Brother contestant, this is shown as an exceptional event, but would be normal behaviour in the TV series. Contrariwise, in the TV episode "The House of Lords", Charles is mildly surprised to be contacted by a government spin doctor. 111887 2004 Absolute Power: Notion of Nation, The R Tavener, Mark Series 4 - SO4 EO2 - 2-12-2004. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111888 2002 Absolute Power: Poking the PM R Tavener, Mark Series 3 - SO3 EO1 - 1-1-2002. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111889 2003 Absolute Power: Pope Idol T Andrews, Guy, Mark Lawson and Andrew Rattenbury Series One. SO1 EO2 - 11-17-2003.“Spin is dead, long live PR.” None of the TV episodes were based on a radio episode. Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) of Prentiss McCabe, now a much more powerful and respected organization than in the radio series. Martin McCabe is much more worldly wise. The secret meetings with government representatives are gone and replaced with more cups of coffee with newspaper editors and private secretaries. While the radio series has one trainee, the TV version has several young professionals working at the agency. Most notable are Jamie Front (James Lance) and Alison Jackman (Zoe Telford). While Jamie is a brilliant liar and naturally devious, Alison is very intelligent but too honest and somewhat literal-minded. Charles Prentiss said of her, "Most of the young people here at Prentiss McCabe don't know their arse from their elbow, but with Alison, at least you know she'll join the Royal Arse Society and get a book about elbows from the library". Also in the firm are Cat Durnford (Sally Bretton), the young party girl, and Nick Mayer (Nick Burns), Charles's personal assistant. Instead of political schemes, the agency concentrates on working with celebrities: something that is rare in the radio version. In the radio episode where McCabe works with a Big Brother contestant, this is shown as an exceptional event, but would be normal behaviour in the TV series. Contrariwise, in the TV episode "The House of Lords", Charles is mildly surprised to be contacted by a government spin doctor. Newsreader (Stefanie Callister). 111890 2001 Absolute Power: Prison Reform R Tavener, Mark Series 2 - SO2 EO5 - 2-27-2001. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111891 2001 Absolute Power: Promoting Philosophy R Tavener, Mark Series 2 - SO2 EO2 - 2-6-2001. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111892 2000 Absolute Power: Radio 3 R Tavener, Mark Series 1 - SO1 EO5 - 2-2-2000. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111893 2000 Absolute Power: Relaunch of the Sun R Tavener, Mark Series 1 - SO1 EO2 - 1-12-2000. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111894 2001 Absolute Power: Relaunching a Literary Career R Tavener, Mark Series 2 - SO2 EO3 - 2-13-2001. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111895 2006 Absolute Power: Special Episode R Tavener, Mark 11-3-2006. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111896 2005 Absolute Power: Spinning America T Andrews, Guy, Mark Lawson and Andrew Rattenbury Series Two. SO2 EO5 - 8-18-2005.“Spin is dead, long live PR.” None of the TV episodes were based on a radio episode. Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) of Prentiss McCabe, now a much more powerful and respected organization than in the radio series. Martin McCabe is much more worldly wise. The secret meetings with government representatives are gone and replaced with more cups of coffee with newspaper editors and private secretaries. While the radio series has one trainee, the TV version has several young professionals working at the agency. Most notable are Jamie Front (James Lance) and Alison Jackman (Zoe Telford). While Jamie is a brilliant liar and naturally devious, Alison is very intelligent but too honest and somewhat literal-minded. Charles Prentiss said of her, "Most of the young people here at Prentiss McCabe don't know their arse from their elbow, but with Alison, at least you know she'll join the Royal Arse Society and get a book about elbows from the library". Also in the firm are Cat Durnford (Sally Bretton), the young party girl, and Nick Mayer (Nick Burns), Charles's personal assistant. Instead of political schemes, the agency concentrates on working with celebrities: something that is rare in the radio version. In the radio episode where McCabe works with a Big Brother contestant, this is shown as an exceptional event, but would be normal behaviour in the TV series. Contrariwise, in the TV episode "The House of Lords", Charles is mildly surprised to be contacted by a government spin doctor. 111897 2002 Absolute Power: Tennis Star, A R Tavener, Mark Series 3 - SO3 EO4 - 1-22-2002. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111898 2003 Absolute Power: Tory Woman T Andrews, Guy, Mark Lawson and Andrew Rattenbury Series One. SO1 EO3 - 11-24-2003.“Spin is dead, long live PR.” None of the TV episodes were based on a radio episode. Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) of Prentiss McCabe, now a much more powerful and respected organization than in the radio series. Martin McCabe is much more worldly wise. The secret meetings with government representatives are gone and replaced with more cups of coffee with newspaper editors and private secretaries. While the radio series has one trainee, the TV version has several young professionals working at the agency. Most notable are Jamie Front (James Lance) and Alison Jackman (Zoe Telford). While Jamie is a brilliant liar and naturally devious, Alison is very intelligent but too honest and somewhat literal-minded. Charles Prentiss said of her, "Most of the young people here at Prentiss McCabe don't know their arse from their elbow, but with Alison, at least you know she'll join the Royal Arse Society and get a book about elbows from the library". Also in the firm are Cat Durnford (Sally Bretton), the young party girl, and Nick Mayer (Nick Burns), Charles's personal assistant. Instead of political schemes, the agency concentrates on working with celebrities: something that is rare in the radio version. In the radio episode where McCabe works with a Big Brother contestant, this is shown as an exceptional event, but would be normal behaviour in the TV series. Contrariwise, in the TV episode "The House of Lords", Charles is mildly surprised to be contacted by a government spin doctor. 111899 2005 Absolute Power: Trial, The T Andrews, Guy, Mark Lawson and Andrew Rattenbury Series Two. SO2 EO2 - 7-28-2005.“Spin is dead, long live PR.” None of the TV episodes were based on a radio episode. Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) of Prentiss McCabe, now a much more powerful and respected organization than in the radio series. Martin McCabe is much more worldly wise. The secret meetings with government representatives are gone and replaced with more cups of coffee with newspaper editors and private secretaries. While the radio series has one trainee, the TV version has several young professionals working at the agency. Most notable are Jamie Front (James Lance) and Alison Jackman (Zoe Telford). While Jamie is a brilliant liar and naturally devious, Alison is very intelligent but too honest and somewhat literal-minded. Charles Prentiss said of her, "Most of the young people here at Prentiss McCabe don't know their arse from their elbow, but with Alison, at least you know she'll join the Royal Arse Society and get a book about elbows from the library". Also in the firm are Cat Durnford (Sally Bretton), the young party girl, and Nick Mayer (Nick Burns), Charles's personal assistant. Instead of political schemes, the agency concentrates on working with celebrities: something that is rare in the radio version. In the radio episode where McCabe works with a Big Brother contestant, this is shown as an exceptional event, but would be normal behaviour in the TV series. Contrariwise, in the TV episode "The House of Lords", Charles is mildly surprised to be contacted by a government spin doctor. News Media. News Reporter (Joshua Rozenberg). 111900 2004 Absolute Power: US Presidential Campaign R Tavener, Mark Series 4 - SO4 EO4 - 2-26-2004. BBC Radio 4. Title: quotation by the historian Lord Action that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Public Relations Practitioners Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) run the London public relations company (or “government media relations consultancy”) in London. Prentness is a man without morals whose only objectives are money and power. He is portrayed as being the brains, while McCabe, though an excellent speechwriter, lacks his motivation and insight. McCabe’s ambitions include retiring and drinking claret and he spends his life in a state of cynicism, lack of energy and boredom. McCabe, who describes himself as “a first class mind,” does sometimes have good ideas, but they usually become Prentiss’s ideas by the time they are presented to the client, and he lacks the energy to make more than mild objections. McCabe is also more likely to baulk at a scheme for moral reasons than Prentiss, who is described by the actor who plays him as “He’s a brute of a man, out to win, with no morals; he’s completely shameless. There’s not much to say that’s nice about him, except that there is some pleasure in watching a natural born killer at work and knowing whatever happens he will win.” Prentiss and McCabe often find themselves working on behalf of two rival clients, one of whom is often the shadier side of the Labour Government, often called their “Downing Street Retainer.” This is usually something of an inconvenience as Prentiss is met by a faceless member of the Government in a deserted location and told he needs to ruin the popularity of the organization that he has spent half the program building up. For example, in one episode, they’re employed by the government to increase the popularity of the European Union, while also being employed by the Eurosceptic newspaper, The Sun to increase sales. It is probably a good thing in the end as the firm relies on these payments since neither Prentiss nor McCabe seem to want to do any real work. The third member of the company is Sandy (Siobhan Hayes), who is there as the office trainee getting work experience for her NVQ level 2. She usually does all the work that the partners in the firm cannot be bothered to do, such as filling out thousands of public opinion polls in different handwritings, though she will only agree to do something if it can be twisted into one of the “nine levels of competence” of her NVQ. Another member of the office is the useless Clive (Tom George) or as Martin calls him, “young, er, thing,” who often turns publicity stunts into bloodbaths. He first appears in series three, after Sandy leaves the company to become a nurse (although due to her fiddling with the accounts, she still gets paid). In series 1, one of the running jokes is the company trying to avoid working on “The Sir Harold Dixon Account.” Although he is never heard, it is known that he is a Conservative politician. As the series goes on, Sandy becomes more frustrated, and in the last episode she changes jobs and starts working for Sir Harold. But after allegations of sleaze, Sir Harold is made bankrupt and Sandy returns to Prentiss McCabe. In series 2, another character was created Gayle Shand (Tamsin Greig), a former employee of Prentiss McCabe and Charles’ former girlfriend with whom she had a heavily sexual relationship (they often made love while listening to classical music). However, the relationship fell apart after Gayle told Charles that she was already married to an insect specialist from Philadelphia. She now runs a rival firm to Prentiss McCabe, which is a much larger company, and is often trying to win Archie’s contract, or is the agent of a rival client to Prentiss McCabe’s current one. For example, while Charles and Martin work for the PM via Archie, Gayle is the spin doctor for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Prentiss McCabe always come up with a plan to keep Archie on their side, despite Gayle’s attempts to stop them, even trying to make Charles a partner in her firm. Also introduced was her assistant, Janice, who suspected that Gayle’s personal rivalry with Charles did not lead to the best decisions. In the last episode of series 2, Gayle was leaving for America, and made one last bet with Charles. She bet her company against Charles’s testicles that he could not make the Home Secretary say, “Prison doesn’t work.” Despite Charles’s best attempts, Gayle won because she bribed the Home Secretary, as she was having an affair with someone in the Home Office. Luckily, she called off the bet providing Charles could make love to her to the tune of the 1812 overture. Charles managed to get his own back, however, by planting some Class A Drugs in her suitcase as she left for America. Charles may nevertheless still have some feelings for her, and sometimes reminisces about their relationship. A one-off special episode was broadcast on the 3 November 2006, with Tony Gardner playing Archie. In the special, Martin goes to jail for seven years for fraud (having been implicated in the Cash for Peerages scandal). Archie, who has left New Labour, then blackmails Charles into giving him a job in order to prevent any more embarrassing information getting out about the company. However, Charles soon learns that in fact Archie has framed both Martin and himself, with the assistance of Martin's girlfriend, and they are planning to take over Prentiss McCabe. After Charles finds proof, Archie goes to jail and Martin gets released, but as he has been moved to an open prison, he does not feel like leaving too soon. The radio series is sometimes repeated on BBC 7 as part of their, "Comedy Club". These repeats are some of the most listened shows on BBC Radio, attracting over 70,000 listeners a week. The first episode of series 4 was controversially edited because of references to the Hutton Report. The words “manipulation and lying” was cut from Prentiss’s line: “There’s nothing Prentiss McCabe can’t teach this Prime Minister about deception, manipulation, and lying, except how to do it properly.” 111901 1998 Absolute Punishment: Ultimate Death Experience, The (Part II) DT Reporter Ingrid Cruz for "Ocurrio Asi." Host Boogerman. 111902 1936 Absolute Quiet M DVD -R HQ 3593, 3596. Worts, George F. (Story). Harry Clork (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter "Chubby" Rudd (Stuart Erwin) is among the passengers of a plane that crashes near a ranch. Rudd's Editor (Alexander Cross). 111903 1991 Absolute Strangers MT Reporter Bradley (Joe Farago). Reporter #1 (Joel Anderson). Reporter #2 (Andrew Walker). 111904 2006 Absolute Trust M Photojournalist David Marshall (David Kener) endures a failed marriage rather than leave the children he loves. Critic (Joe Katz). 111905 1997 Absolute Truth, The MT DVD -R HQ 3351, 3352. VHS 412 TV Female Reporter (Jane Seymour) must betray a friend to expose a presidential candidate for sexual harassment. 111906 1992 Absolutely Fabulous: MT L. SVD 907 Fashion Editor Patsy (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Alcoholic, dope-taking fashion magazine editor 111907 2001 Absolutely Fabulous: T SVD 1155 Episode Fashion Editor Patsy (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Edina's in PR, Patsy's a magazine editor. New episodes of the series that debuted on the BBC in November 1992 111908 1992 Absolutely Fabulous: Birth T DVD -R HQ 9164. L Episode Fashion Editor Patsy (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Cosmo Sex Quiz. Women share their earliest memories. 111909 1992 Absolutely Fabulous: Birthday T L Episode Fashion Editor Patsy (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Edina's 40th birthday and she's at her most vitriolic. Two ex-husbands show up. 111910 1992 Absolutely Fabulous: Death T L Episode Fashion Editor Patsy (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Edina's father is dead. But is it art? 111911 2003 Absolutely Fabulous: Exploitin' T UK. Episode #34. 12-5-2003 Photographer (Perou). 111912 1992 Absolutely Fabulous: Fashion: Pilot T SVD 1215. L Episode Fashion Editor Patsy (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Patsy is a fashion editor. Edina is a public relations representative. Edina and Patsy organize a celebrity fashion show 111913 1992 Absolutely Fabulous: Fat T L Episode Fashion Editor Patsy (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Edina is on a crash diet 111914 1992 Absolutely Fabulous: France T L Episode Fashion Editor Patsy (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Edina and Patsy on a French vacation 111915 1992 Absolutely Fabulous: Hospital T L Episode Fashion Editor Patsy (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Patsy has sold her story to "Hello" and she's got a week to look young for the photos 111916 1992 Absolutely Fabulous: Iso Tank T L Episode Fashion Editor Patsy (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Isolation tank 111917 1995 Absolutely Fabulous: Jealous T Episode #16. 4-27-1995 Journalist (Joanna Bowen). 111918 1992 Absolutely Fabulous: Magazine T DVD -R HQ 4871. L Episode Fashion Editor Patsy Stone (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Patsy is asked to go on TV for the magazine to do a make-over segment and freezes on camera after convincing Edina's daughter and mother to do it. Edina has a new man and Patsy is bloody jealous 111919 1992 Absolutely Fabulous: Morocco T L Episode Fashion Editor Patsy (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Fashion shoot in Morocco 111920 1992 Absolutely Fabulous: New Best Friend T L Episode Fashion Editor Patsy (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Bettina and Max are coming to stay? 111921 1992 Absolutely Fabulous: Poor T DVD -R HQ 9132. L Episode Fashion Editor Patsy (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Patsy finds out she is running out of money. 111922 2002 Absolutely Fabulous: PR Award, The T VHS 1280 Episode Fashion Editor Patsy (Joanna Lumley). Edina (Jennifer Saunders) a Public Relations representative. Edina goes all out to win a coveted public-relations award. 111923 2003 Absolution M DVD -R HQ 9187, 9188 TV Newscaster (Susan Roussin). 111924 2006 Absolution MT DVD -R HQ 6819, 6820. DVD -R HQ 9187, 9188 Lifetime New York Journalist Bethina Lloyd (Samantha Mathis) returns to her small hometown to investigate claims of a comatose man who can miraculously heal people. She rediscovers family, religion and love. 111925 1979 Absprung N Kersten, Paul Germany Journalist 111926 1972 Abuso di potere (aka Shadows Unseen) MF Italy Journalist Enrico Galiardin (Umbnerto Orsini) is attacked and killed one night in a dark alley. A suspect confesses that he killed the journalist but a police inspector doesn’t believe he did it by himself. 111927 1913 Abysmal Brute, The N London, Jack Female Reporter tricks fighter 111928 1989 Abyss, The M Reporter Billy Tyler (William Wisher, Jr.). Woman Reporter (Emily Yancy). Wave Reporter (Tom Isbell). 111929 1949 Academy Theatre T Series News Media 111930 1996 Acapulco Bay T Series 1996-1997 News Media. Reporter (Anita Sax - 1995). 111931 1968 Acapulco Uncensored M AFI-Motion Picture Cameramen Cameraman 111932 1961 Accent DT 2-26-1961 to 6-3-1962. CBS Documentary B&W. TV Newscasters James Fleming (1961), John Ciardi (mid-1961), 10-21-1961 to 6-3-1961), Alexander Kendrick (7-9-1961 to 10-14-1961), Winston Burdett (7-9-1961 to 10-14-1961). 111933 1983 Acceptable Levels M Hann, Gordon, Ellin Hare, Alastair Herron (Screenplay). UK - Ness Book Reporter Sue (Kay Adshead) becomes involved in a story on a child hit by a stray bullet during a conflict in Belfast. Producer Simon (Andy Rashleigh) objects to her treatment of the story and destroys the most incriminating footage. Depicts media as self-indulgent and more interested in dining on expensive cuisine than in caring about stories. 111934 1955 Acceptance of the World, The N Powell, Anthony Press 111935 1996 Access Hollywood: DT Series 1996 Newsmagazine. Hosts Larry Mendte (1996-1997), Giselle Fernandez (1996-1998), Pat O'Brien (1997-2004). Correspondent-Hosts Nancy O'Dell, Billy Bush (2004-). Correspondents Billy Bush (2002-2004), Lesley Ann Machado, Nancy O'Dell, Adriana Costa, Nelson Aspen (2006). Reporters Mike Duran (2003-2004), Dayanara Torres (2005), Tony Potts. UK Hosts Tim Vincent (2003-), Kate Garraway. UK Reporter Mike Duran. Special Correspondent Trey Smith (2005).Weekday Correspondent/Weekend Anchor Shaun Robinson (1996-). 111936 2004 Access: Paparazzi go after Rebecca Romijhn-Stamos DT SVDSP 1600 Paparazzi battle Rebecca Romijhn-Stamos harassing her. Quote from Howard Stern radio show. Shows photographers in terrible light as they warn and threaten her for not letting them photograph her. 111937 1961 Accident, The N OWN - H Wiesel, E Journalist steps off a curb and into the path of a speeding taxicab. Is it an accident? 111938 1999 Accidental Bride, The N Harayda, Janice Reporter Lily Blair is a newspaperwoman and free spirit engaged to the third richest man in the second largest city in Ohio. 111939 2009 Accidental Columnist, The N Davis, Jeannie Yee Columnist. Sandy is a 22-year-old graduate of Accounting and any graduate would have been excited to begin a career in the field she majored in, unless of course, she secretly hated it. As Sandy attempts to postpone the inevitable until the end of summer, she finds herself in a situation that every other young woman of Chinese descent dreads: matchmaking. With her elder sisters all happily married, her mother and uncle try to play matchmaker with the hope of seeing Sandy walk down the aisle in the near future. In any event, Sandy tries to break away from the family’s traditions and have a fun-filled summer without interference. Was that going to happen? Not a chance, unless falling prey to a whirlwind of uncomfortable situations filled with rejection, heartbreak and unexpected turn of events is considered fun. With two innocent favors, two men and split careers, will she be able to live life the way she wants? Traditions are defined as the long-established action or pattern of behavior in a community or a group of people, handed down from generation to generation. More than often, the youth of the new generation spell traditions as trouble, trying as much as possible to escape the bounds that tie them to their roots. Here is a story of a young woman who endeavors to break away from her Chinese family’s traditions. Having just finished college, any graduate would have been excited to begin a career in the field she majored in, unless of course, she secretly hated it. This is Sandy’s story, a twenty-two year old graduate of Accounting. As she attempts to postpone the inevitable until the end of summer, she finds herself in a situation that every other young woman of Chinese descent dreads—matchmaking. With her elder sisters all happily married, her mother and uncle try to play matchmaker with the hope of seeing Sandy walk down the aisle in the near future. In any event, Sandy tries to break away from the family’s traditions and have a fun-filled summer without interference. Was that going to happen? Not a chance, unless falling prey to a whirlwind of uncomfortable situations filled with rejection, heartbreak, and unexpected turn of events is considered fun. With two innocent favors, two men, and split careers, will she be able to live life the way she wants? 111940 2005 Accidental Diva (443) N Williams, Tia African-American Beauty Editor Billie Burke at the world’s leading fashion magazine Du Jour is brainy, beautiful and at the top of her game. She’s working for a magazine where paying tribute to the perfect pink lip gloss is serious trouble. Trouble is, all this corporate climbing and party-hopping has left her with migraine headaches -- and a long, lonely bout of celibacy. She hasn’t had sex in five years and is “wound tighter than 400-thread count sheets.” Billie’ close pals are Renee, a hip book editor, and Vida, a hotshot publicist with a rapper boyfriend named Git TaSteppin). It is New York, 1999. Burke lives for her glam job with Du Jour, a top women’s magazine with a predominantly white staff when her uptown world is dizzily disrupted by downtown Jay Lane, an up-and-coming writer/performance artist and former street hustler. Lane’s impoverished, complicated Fort Greene past collides with Burke’s happy family history as they try to build a lasting relationship. In no time, this beauty expert’s nights are bubbling over with hot passion -- and she’s caught in an affair that’s as addictive and crazy as the city itself. 111941 2007 Accidental Husband, The M Advice-Talk Radio Host Dr. Emma Lloyd (Uma Thurman) finds her life in upheaval when a listener who took her advice and later regretted it, takes revenge on the love doctor. 111942 2006 Accidental It Girl NR Street, Libby Photojournalist Saide Price is known for her thick skin and infallible instincts. A lofty education made her skilled in her craft and a fear of poverty has made her one of the East Coast's most savvy paparazzi. She keeps her exhilarating but sometimes hectic life manageable by staying on the right side of the razor-thin line between celebrity photographers and the stalkerazzi. But that all changes when Sadie locks horns with one of Hollywood's hottest bachelors. Something about Sadie's dogged determination and a very compromising picture she snaps turns the man on. Hatching a scheme befitting the silver screen that made him famous, the man sets out to give Sadie a taste of her own medicine. 111943 2009 Accidental Rebels N Sinclair, Kelly Gay Reporter Mandy is a young journalist hung up on God and women. She is one of three closeted women who are about to shake things up in the summer of 1989 in the small Texas town of Tantona where to be openly gay is to be notorious. The other women are a librarian who is eager to ditch old personal dramas and a rocker who is struggling to get her band off the ground. Unanticipated connections bring the women together and then there is a reckless blonde who becomes the talk of the town. 111944 2005 Accidental Spaceship, The NJ Hunt, Gene TV Anchors are among the topics skewered in this book involving a used spaceship in the backyard. 111945 2001 Accidental Spy, The (Te wu mi cheng) M Female Reporter teams up with Jackie Chan 111946 1985 Accidental Tourist, The N Tyler, Anne Travel Journalist Macon Leary is unable to cope when his wife leaves him. So he moves back home with two divorced brothers and his spinster sister. Author of a series of guidebooks called "Accidental Tourist" for businessmen who hate to travel. He goes from lonely self-absorption to an "accidental" new life with a dog trainer. Leary is a travel writer who hates both travel and anything out of the ordinary. Grounded by loneliness. 111947 1988 Accidental Tourist, The M DVD -R HQ 1889, 1890 Tyler, Anne (Novel) Travel Journalist Macon Leary (William Hurt) is unable to cope when his wife leaves him. So he moves back home with two divorced brothers and his spinster sister. Author of guidebooks called "Accidental Tourist" for businessmen who hate to travel. 111948 2002 Accidental Woman, An N Delinsky, Barbara Journalist Poppy Blake is a wheelchairbound, paraplegic journalist is pursuing the story that is also pursuing her. Blake's best friend has been led away by the FBI which claims the devoted stepmother and businesswoman fled the scene of a fatal accident in California years before. Blake is determined to prove her innocence. She faces past mistakes of her own. She has never overcome her guilt from the snowmobile accident that killer her partner and left her paralyzed. Investigative Journalist Griffin Hughes, whose attraction to Poppy keeps him coming back to Lake Henry, feels secretly responsible for drawing the closer to Blake's friend. To redeem himself, he sets out to solve the mystery and becomes the key to freeing Blake from her own regress and showing her a rich future. 111949 2010 Accidentally on Purpose: Attack of the 50 Foot Woman T DVD -R HQ 11761 Episode #14. 2-1-2010 Film Critic Billie Chase (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething who works for a San Francisco newspaper. She gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend James (Grant Show). Not wanting to sound like a nag, Billie manipulates Zack into doing chores around the apartment, but her plan backfires when Zack takes the initiative to “decorate” the nursery. Meanwhile, to earn extra cash, Davis gets a job at a gay bar. 111950 2010 Accidentally on Purpose: Back to School T DVD -R HQ 11772 Episode #15. 2-8-2010 Film Critic Billie Chase (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething who works for a San Francisco newspaper. She gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend James (Grant Show). Billie goes to Zack’s high school reunion but she is worried that she can’t compete with Zack’s ex-girlfriend because of her pregnancy. She is confused with one of the home room teachers by the rest of the class. 111951 2009 Accidentally on Purpose: Class T DVD -R HQ 11653 Episode #10. 12-7-2009 Film Critic Billie Chase (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething who works for a San Francisco newspaper. She gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend James (Grant Show). She and Zack, the father, agree on an unconventional arrangement to raise the child and live together platonically. Billie and Zack attend separate parenting classes due to a conflict in their schedules. Accompanied by Olivia and Abby, Billie faces competition from her sister who does better in the assigned tasks. Zack gets involved with lesbian parents-to-be. 111952 2009 Accidentally on Purpose: Date, The T DVD -R HQ 11488 Episode #4. 10-12-2009 Film Critic Billie Chase (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething who works for a San Francisco newspaper. She gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend James (Grant Show). She and Zack, the father, agree on an unconventional arrangement to raise the child and live together platonically. News Reporter Brian (David Sutcliffe) and a friend of James arrives and chats with her. James interrupts them and invites Brian out for a bite. Billie had a crush on the married Brian who is now divorced. Brian invites Billie out for dinner after she reveals her pregnancy and the setup she has with a much younger guy. Hesitant to go out with a married man, Billie then learns that Brian is now divorced and agrees to meet with him later. After dinner, Brian asks Billie up to his room. Billie then phones her sister and fills her in about her situation. Abby, who is at Billie’s apartment raiding her closet, places her confidence in Billie that she is wise and strong enough to do the right thing. Zack comes in and finds out Billie is about to get laid with another man. He hurries to the hotel and confesses to Billie his real reason for not sleeping with her earlier. Billie, on the other hand, apologizes for her behavior. They finally agree on just remaining friends and maintaining their no-sex policy for the immediate future. Billie and Zack decide to date and it doesn’t go well for Billie. 111953 2009 Accidentally on Purpose: Fight Club T DVD -R HQ 11551 Episode #6. 11-02-2009 Film Critic Billie Chase (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething who works for a San Francisco newspaper. She gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend James (Grant Show). She and Zack, the father, agree on an unconventional arrangement to raise the child and live together platonically. Zack’s plan to surprise Billie with a newly installed low flow toilet leads to an unpleasant outcome as he and Billie get into their first major squabble. 111954 2009 Accidentally on Purpose: Godfather, The T DVD -R HQ 11584 Episode #7. 11-8-2009 Film Critic Billie Chase (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething who works for a San Francisco newspaper. She gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend James (Grant Show). She and Zack, the father, agree on an unconventional arrangement to raise the child and live together platonically. Sports writer Sullivan Boyd introduces himself to Billie, who wants to pick his brain for her article on the top basketball movies of all-time. As Sully sees that Billie is pregnant, he congratulates her and compliments her on how she looks. Billie gets coffee with Abby and mentions the new guy who may have been flirting with her. When they see two women with their babies, Billie wishes Abby is pregnant too. They segue into Abby and her husband's issue on whether or not to have a baby of their own. Billie proposes that they bring up the topic during a brunch the following morning. During brunch, Billie and Zack ask Abby and Nick to become godparents to their baby. Abby points out to Nick that being godparents would be a good practice for them before they become parents themselves. Nick and Abby argue about the whole "i-wanna-have-a-baby" thing. Mad over Nick still not wanting to have a baby, Abby tosses him out. Later, Billie tries to console Abby and tries to convince her that everything will turn out fine after Nick and her cools off. She then suggests that they should just hang out and have fun until her husband misses her. Meanwhile at Davis' apartment, Davis is bummed out over not being asked to be the baby's godfather. Zack attributes their decision not to ask Davis to his being a pothead. He recommends Zack quit his smoking and get rid of his stash. They later flush his weed down the toilet. At the office, Sully continues to flirt with Billie and finally asks her out on a working date. Billie consults with James about her upcoming date, but then James rains on her parade as he suspects Sully to be a pregnophile, one of those people who have weird fetishes for pregnant women. During a night out at a bar, Zack shares the good news about Davis quitting pot while Davis discloses his strategy on getting back a lover, which is posting sexy photos of himself on Facebook. Billie thinks it's a good idea and clicks some pictures of Abby. She then leaves Abby and Davis with Zack, who instantly meets a cute girl at the bar. Back at the office, Sully and Billie eat Chinese takeout as Sully praises her for her finished article and continues to adore her being pregnant. James, in the background, tries to mess with her head and persuades her to believe that Sully is indeed a crazy pregnophile. Billie questions him about his dating background before they walk off to go the bar where Billie earlier left Abby. Disappointed that Nick has not called her, Abby goes home to Davis' place and spends some quality time with him. Billie and Sully arrive at the bar. As Billie and Sully kiss while Zack and his date kiss at the other end of the club, they see each other and stop kissing. While there, Sully still pays particular attention to Billie's belly prompting her to ask if he is indeed a pregnophile. Offended, Sully walks away and leaves Billie with Zack. The two then go looking for Abby, who is enjoying herself at Davis' place. After a while, Abby suggests that she and Davis have sex. Davis gets freaked out, locks himself in the bathroom, and calls Zack on the phone. At the bar, Nick comes in looking for Abby. Billie and Zack arrive at Davis' apartment and discover that Abby got herself stoned. Nick follows them to the apartment, reconciles with Abby, and agrees to have a baby whenever she wants to. Much later, Billie walks into the café and catches Sully with a pregnant-looking woman. She warns the girl that her date is a pregnophile. Sully cuts her off and introduces the woman as her sister, who is not pregnant. 111955 2009 Accidentally on Purpose: It Happened One Christmas T DVD -R HQ 11678 Episode #11. 12-14-2009 Film Critic Billie Chase (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething who works for a San Francisco newspaper. She gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend James (Grant Show). She and Zack, the father, agree on an unconventional arrangement to raise the child and live together platonically. Hoping not to ruin their Christmas, Billie tries to keep the fact that Zack is living with her from her parents. Meanwhile, Nick makes an effort to impress his father-in-law. 111956 2009 Accidentally on Purpose: Love Guru, The T DVD -R HQ 11525 Episode #5. 10-19-2009 Film Critic Billie Chase (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething who works for a San Francisco newspaper. She gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend James (Grant Show). She and Zack, the father, agree on an unconventional arrangement to raise the child and live together platonically. Billie gives Zack and Davis dating advice. Their plans don’t go smoothly as the women they are pursuing bare their real interest. 111957 2009 Accidentally on Purpose: Memento T DVD -R HQ 11451 Episode #2. 9-28-2009 Film Critic Billie Chase (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething who works for a San Francisco newspaper. She gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend James (Grant Show). She and Zack, the father, agree on an unconventional arrangement to raise the child and live together platonically. As Billie looks through Zack’s things, she finds an unfinished note intended for her. She attempts to discover what Zack is keeping from her. 111958 2010 Accidentally on Purpose: Odd Couples, The T DVD -R HQ 11703 Episode #12. 1-11-2010 Film Critic Billie Chase (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething who works for a San Francisco newspaper. She gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend James (Grant Show). She and Zack, the father, agree on an unconventional arrangement to raise the child and live together platonically. Now that Billie and Zack are engaged they decide they must find mutual friends to hang out with. So they start with Abby and Nick and then Davis and Kaylee. Both situations don’t work out to the point where Abby doesn’t want to throw Billie’s shower. 111959 2009 Accidentally on Purpose: One Night Stand T DVD -R HQ 11458 Episode #3. 10-5-2009 Film Critic Billie Chase (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething who works for a San Francisco newspaper. She gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend James (Grant Show). She and Zack, the father, agree on an unconventional arrangement to raise the child and live together platonically. News Reporter Brian (David Sutcliffe) and a friend of James arrives and chats with her. James interrupts them and invites Brian out for a bite. Billie had a crush on the married Brian who is now divorced. Brian invites Billie out for dinner after she reveals her pregnancy and the setup she has with a much younger guy. Hesitant to go out with a married man, Billie then learns that Brian is now divorced and agrees to meet with him later. After dinner, Brian asks Billie up to his room. Billie then phones her sister and fills her in about her situation. Abby, who is at Billie’s apartment raiding her closet, places her confidence in Billie that she is wise and strong enough to do the right thing. Zack comes in and finds out Billie is about to get laid with another man. He hurries to the hotel and confesses to Billie his real reason for not sleeping with her earlier. Billie, on the other hand, apologizes for her behavior. They finally agree on just remaining friends and maintaining their no-sex policy for the immediate future. Billie realizes that men find her more attractive despite her pregnancy. Even Zack sees her curves as a turn-on. Billie makes the move on him, but is turned away by Zack following an incident involving suntan lotion and an orange penis. 111960 2009 Accidentally on Purpose: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 11416 Episode #1. 9-21-2009 Film Critic Billie (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething and gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend (Grant Show). Billie, a San Francisco newspaper film critic, just went through an ugly breakup with her boss, who still wishes to mend their relationship. After a fling with a much younger guy, Billie ends up pregnant and decides what she really wants is to keep the baby -- and the guy she hooked up with. 111961 2010 Accidentally on Purpose: Rock, The T DVD -R HQ 11724 Episode #13. 1-18-2010 Film Critic Billie Chase (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething who works for a San Francisco newspaper. She gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend James (Grant Show). Billy and Sully work on a story together which leads to a surprising discovery about the paper. They get a chance to do the front page of the Sunday Special magazine, quite a coup for both writers. James, the editor and Billie’s ex-boyfriend gets fired from the newspaper because he wouldn’t fire more people and Billie thinks she may be the next one to get fired. Zack begins a new work adventure with Davis as his partner. 111962 2009 Accidentally on Purpose: Third Man, The T DVD -R HQ 11601 ` Episode #8. 11-16-2009 Film Critic Billie Chase (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething who works for a San Francisco newspaper. She gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend James (Grant Show). She and Zack, the father, agree on an unconventional arrangement to raise the child and live together platonically. Billie is dating Brian (David Sutcliffe), a photojournalist for the paper. They always had a crush on each other, but she was with James and he was married. Now he’s divorced and she’s single for the most part so they’ve gone from just friends to making out on the couch. When Brian buys Billie a crib, Zach is jealous and Davis realizes that Brian is trying to weasel in on being a baby daddy. Zach tells Billie but she tells him that if he’s going to date, then she gets to be happy too. James picks up on Zach’s emotion about the situation and invites him to get drunk, which they do. Davis supplies live crabs to put in Brian’s car. The next day, Brian tells Billie that he isn’t mad about the seafood in his vehicle and invites her to a work event, an exhibit of his photographs, in which he will be the guest of honor. The only catch is that his ex-wife will be there, but Billie agrees to go since Zach vandalized Brian’s car. When she meets Brian’s ex, though, she’s super clingy and she’s featured in most of Brian’s photographs. Brian reveals that she’s been having a hard time with the divorce. They didn’t split up because of fighting, they split up because she never wanted kids and with Billie, he’s getting an instant family. That appropriately freaks out Billie and she breaks up with the photojournalist. Later, over a Katherine Heigl movie and fresh crab, Billie realizes she’s surrounded by friends, which is totally better than having a boyfriend. 111963 2009 Accidentally on Purpose: Working Girl T DVD -R HQ 11623 ` Episode #9. 11-23-2009 Film Critic Billie Chase (Jenna Elfman) is thirtysomething who works for a San Francisco newspaper. She gets knocked up from a one-night stand with a younger man while she’s broken up with her more age-appropriate boss-boyfriend James (Grant Show). She and Zack, the father, agree on an unconventional arrangement to raise the child and live together platonically. After James employs a new movie critic Max (Ben Schwartz) for the newspaper, Billie sees her job in peril and starts showing her value to her boss. Billie is threatened when James brings in an internet review blogger to replace her when she is on leave. 111964 2006 Accidents May Happen NR Simpson, Sarah Editor Erin is an editor at a top-selling magazine. She hated the small town she lived in so after high school she moved to New York leaving behind her best friend and a young girl crush. She attended New York University and is now living the life she has always wanted -- editor of a top-selling magazine, a great boyfriend and a beautiful home. But soon the threats on her life and her boyfriend’s infidelity cause her to have a breakdown and she decides to take a much-needed vacation. She travels from New York to Lake Tahoe, Nevada to vacation with her best friend. Upon arriving at the cabin, though, she does not find Mary, but Mary’s brother Chris. After spending one wonderful week in his arms, she must return to New York and her life there. But soon the threats become real -- Erin is kidnapped and Chris must leave his comfortable life as a private investigator to save the woman he loves. 111965 1993 Accion mutante MF News Media. Female Newscaster (Esther Garcia - Herself). Jaime Blanch, the mad Newscaster (Jaime Blanch-Himself). 111966 1923 According to Gibson NM MacKail, Denis Press 111967 1996 Account N Mann, Roderick Publicist Julia Lang has it all. She's the vivacious, beautiful publicity director for London's top hotel and married to a charismatic, handsome and very rich man. But when he dies, his Swiss bank denies the existence of his fortune and Julia is forced to hire an investigator. She is caught up in the intrigue of a global banking conspiracy. She gets pregnant and then her husband dies. 111968 1989 Accountant, The M Newsreader (Deborah Hall). TV Presenter (Richard Kershaw). 111969 1948 Accused T Complete Encyclopedia of Television Reporter-Announcer (Violet Gilmore) 111970 1958 Accused T Series 1958-1959. Reporter (Violet Gilmore). Reenactment of court cases using actors as witnesses, but real lawyers and judges. 111971 1988 Accused, The M VHS 442 News Media. Jodie Foster and DA hounded by TV and print reporters as they go into the courthouse. Courthouse Reporter (Michele Goodger). Courthouse Reporter (Gary Chalk). Courthouse Reporter (Gloria Lee). Courthouse Reporter (Matt LaFleur). Courthouse Reporter (Stephen Brent Lambert). Courthouse Reporter (Garwin Sanford). TV Commentators (Marsha Andrews, Pamela Martin, Mike Winlaw). Court Reporter (E. Andrea Klann). 111972 1948 Accused, The M Newsman (Ralph Montgomery) 111973 2000 Accuser, The T Series Reporter (Susan Hart) 111974 2000 Accuser, The: Accused, The C Episode #1. Reporter (Susan Hart - Voice). 111975 1936 Accusing Finger, The M Reporter (George Chandler). Reporter (Al Hill). Reporter (William Hopper). Reporter (Frank Losee Jr.). Reporter (Lukats). Reporter (Frank Rowan). 111976 1998 Ace Atchinson CB Young Justice #1. September, 1998. First Appearance. TV Reporter Ace Atchison for CD-TV. He's extremely ambitious, ever hungry for a scoop. Does not always display great journalistic integrity. Credited with naming the teen heroes Young Justice and encounters them on numerous occasions. 111977 1998 Ace Atchinson: Young,,Just Us CB David, Peter Young Justice #1, September 1998 (DC Comics) TV Reporter Ace Atchison is anxious for a scoop and has limited journalistic ethics. He encounters and names the superteam Young Justice (Robin, Superboy and Impulse). First appearance of the character. 111978 1951 Ace in the Hole (aka The Big Carnival) M DVD -R HQ 7806, 7807. SVDSP 514. SV 154, 211 Wilder, Billy, Lesser Samuels, Walter Newman (Screenplay) Douglas. Ness Book Reporter Charles Tatum (Kirk Douglas), hard-drinking, unethical reporter, looks for story to get him back into big-time journalism. Editor Jacob Q. Boot (Porter Hall) hires him on local paper in Albuquerque. Cub Reporter Herbie Cook (Robert Arthur). "Me, I didn't go to any college, but I know what makes a good story, because before I ever worked on a paper, I sold them on a street corner. And you know the first thing I found out? Bad news sells best. Because good news is no news." On routine assignment Tatum finds man trapped in Indian cave. Exploits story. Tells Cub is rattlesnakes were released in community, he'd keep last snake in his desk while hunt continued for a few extra days, then claim credit for final capture. Urges rescue take longer. Carnival atmosphere outside of cave. Reporter stabbed by man's wife staggers back to newspaper office and offers his services to Boot for nothing. Newspaper Man (Charles Griffin). Reporters (John "Bub" Sweeney, Stanley McKay, Bert Stevens, Frank Andrew Parker). Photographers (William N. Peters, Chico Day, Francisco Day). Indian Copy Boy (Iron Eyes Cody). Radio Announcer (Bob Bumpas). Television Announcer (Larry Hogan). 111979 1970 Ace of Wands: One and One and One Are Four (Part I). T Episode #1. 7-29-1970 Reporter (Carla Challoner). 111980 1994 Ace Ventura: Pet Detective M Reporter #1 (Antoni Corone). Reporter #2 (Margo Peace). Reporter #3 (John Archie). Reporter #4 (Cristina Karman) Reporter #5 (Tom Wahl). When Ace goes to Ray Finkel’s childhood home his mother badmouths reporters. 111981 1937 Aces Wild M Talbot, Monroe (Story). Weston Edwards (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Anson (Phil Dunham) helps ex-lawman stop a crook from stealing town funds. Businessman orders the newspaper office to be bombed. But editor finds out and saves the press before the bomb goes off. 111982 0001 Acharnians, The P COPY Aristophanes 426 B.C. Herald or Town Crier. Messengers. 111983 1991 Achievers T Publisher William Randolph Hearst (1863-1951) and film star Marion Davies (1897-1961) relationship. 111984 2003 Achieving the Glow DT Correspondent (Tory Mell). Host (Adam West). 111985 1991 Achilles Heel MT Photographer (Richard Strange). 111986 2003 Achorey HaChadashot TF Israel Reporter (Szgiv Friedman). Reporter Yael Yangeldorf (Yael Levental). Reporter (Arik Zilberman). Host (Yair Nitzani). 111987 1981 Achter glas MF Radio Reporter David (Rudolf Lucieer) 111988 1933 Acqua cheta MF Journalist (Ignazio Jaccarino) 111989 1986 Acquainted With the Night: The Image of Journalists in American Fiction, 1890-1930 D Good, Howard Journalist in fiction from 1890 to 1930. 111990 1916 Acquitted M Rinehart, Mary Roberts (Short Story). Roy Somerville (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter Ned Fowler (Elmer Clifton) helps clear a bookkeeper accused of the murder of his partner. Reporter loves his daughter. 111991 1966 Acres High N Huntington, Bill. Jerry Abbie (Illustrator) Reporter. 111992 1989 Acropolis Now: Easter Greek Style T Episode #8. Theatre Critic (John Hindle). 111993 1999 Across the Crowded Room: Novella in Perfect Secrets, A N O'Brien, Judith Weinberg List Journalist 111994 2000 Across the Line M Reporter #1 (David Sparrow). Reporter #2 (Natalia Lazarus). News Anchor (Monique Edwards). Photographer (Paul Toth). 111995 1914 Across the Pacific M AFI-War Correspondents War Correspondent 111996 1950 Across the River and into the Trees N Hemingway, Ernest First Published in Esquire, and then republished in “The Fifth Column and the First Forty-Nine Stories” in 1938. Journalist Ex-Wife of “The Colonel” Richard Cantwell. “The bitch ex-wife is an ambitious woman journalist” who has sealed “The Colonel” Cantwell’s skepticism of all but the most rudimentary forms of human or sexual traffic. She was the ambitious journalist wife of Cantwell. 111997 1924 Across the Street P MLPL Purdy, Richard 812 P985 Press 111998 2007 Across the Universe M TV Reporter (Stewart Summers). 111999 1975 Act of Aggression (L'Agression) M Buell, John (Novel - "Shrewsdale Exit, The"). Jean-Patrick Manchette, Gerard Pires (Screenplay) France- Ness Book Reporter (Jacques Rispal) and Photographer takes pictures of a man in a cemetery seeking revenge on motorcycle gang that killed his wife and daughter. When man tries to beat up reporter, his sister-in-law tells him that is just what the press wants. Later they go see reporter when police release suspects in case because they have an alibi. Reporter provides them with name of garage mechanic who gave the suspects an alibi and tells the man if he breaks the man's neck to give him the story first. Man goes after motorcycle gang, but sister-in-law discovers the real killer is a waiter. Reporter wears a beret and shabby work clothes. 112000 1988 Act of Privacy M Cameraman (Trevor Fish). 112001 1986 Act of Vengeance MT TV Newscaster (Don Daynard). Reporter (Ferne Downey). Reporter (Derek Keurvorst). Reporter (John MacMaster). Reporter (Phil Rash). Reporter (Stephen Walsh). 112002 1979 Act of Violence MT SV 55 Caughlin, James (Story). Robert Collins (Teleplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Tony Bonelli (James Sloyan), self-proclaimed conservative chauvinist pig teamed with liberal TV Producer Catherine McSweeney (Elizabeth Montgomery), divorced trying to juggle her job, boyfriend and ex-husband seeking custody of son. Assigned to do series on crime because a station executive was mugged. Told to avoid interviews with cops, psychologists. Focus on victims ("Criers, preferably"). McSweeney clashes with Bonelli for law and order diatribe. He responds with sexist remarks. Tells her she has reputation as bright AP with great legs, accuses her of hiding behind NAACP and civil liberties dogma without really understanding life on streets. Each tries to slant story own way. McSweeney becomes victim of assault. Bonelli shows up at her apartment with film crew telling them to light her so they can see her bruises. He grills her whether she invited mugging. Admits attack turns her into racist and bigot. Assailant killed trying to break into her apartment again. This time, she wants to be interviewed. Reconciles her beliefs concluding we are all victims and executioners. TV Boss, Tom Sullivan (Bill McGuire). News Floor Manager (Bill Deiz). Film Editor (Glenn Kaplan). Anchorwoman (Hettie Lynne Hurtes). 112003 1948 Act of Violence M DVD -R HQ 5021, 5022. Radio Commentator (Tom Hanlon) 112004 2005 Act of War G Reporter in San Francisco (Stephanie Farrell). TV Host (Lindsay Wilson). Act of War is a frightening tale of suspense, international intrigue and geopolitical military conflict. 112005 1963 Act One M AFI-Journalists/Columnists/Critics/Play. Columnist 112006 2003 Acting on Intuition M Interviewer (Jennifer Massey). 112007 1978 Acting Out M Apprentice Editor (Eugenie Joseph) 112008 2003 Acting Out N Little, Benilde African-American Photographer Ina West grew up independent and solitary. She came to Manhattan as a bohemian artist after college, but married a successful husband and gave up her artist's lifestyle. Her husband leaves her and she becomes a single mother. She takes up photography again. In her group of mothers, there are powerful used-to-bes including a journalist. But she never had a career to miss. Then her world collapses and she begins anew. 112009 1999 Action T Series 1999-2000 News Photographer (Will Dotter). 112010 2009 Action Hero M News Reporter (Raquel Brussolo). Reporter (Bacha Chilaia). Paparazzi (Adam J. Wagener). Paparazzi (Yeena Fisher). Paparazzi (Diana Parros). Paparazzi Guy (Art Roberts). Soundman (David Sawyer). Duseldorfer of Uzbekistan finds himself lost on a Uzbeki soundstage where he is directing his first movie, “Hard Time on Mars.” 112011 1944 Action in Arabia M DVD -R HQ 2744, 2638. SV 215 MacDonald, Philip, Herbert Biberman (Screenplay) Ness Book. Great Spy Films Correspondent Gordon (George Sanders), dashing American news reporter exposes Nazi plot to unite Arab tribes against Allies. On the outs with his paper and regarded as troublemaker by federal agent of the foreign service.. Gordon: "That's what Herr Goebbels said about me once. I was deeply flattered." Claims he is not looking for a story but when Reporter Chalmers (Robert Andersen) for the Philadelphia Post-Journal is found assassinated, he says he feels responsible. He tipped the reporter to information that led to his death. Gordon discovers Nazi plot, tries to warn foreign service agent who thinks reporter fabricated story to get him to tell what the foreign service is really investigating. He also finds that a woman is involved with Nazis although she tells him she had to collaborate to help her father who has been peddling secret information. Woman rescues reporter from Nazis and after battle, they leave the country while father remains selling information to a new arrival. 112012 1953 Action in the Afternoon T Series, Western, Black and White, 2-2-1953 to 1-29-1954. Daily live production for live western in which outskirts of Philadelphia served as the 1890 setting for fictional town of Huberle, Montana. Largest technical staff ever gathered for a live show. Editor and Publisher Kate of The Huberle Record, friend of singing cowboy hero and sheriff. 112013 1988 Action Jackson M Newscaster (Melissa Prophet) 112014 1999 Action: Mr. Dragon Goes to Washington T DVD -R 1743 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 10-21-1999 News Media. Dragon insults Senate and public at Senate committee hearings on media where Peter Dragon defends violent movies. Needs Publicist Connie Hunt to get rid of the bad publicity. Various publicity stunts fail. 112015 1974 Action: October Crisis of 1970, The M Journalist (Claude Lachance) who describes discovery of Laporte. Editor (Claude Ryan-Himself), Le Devoir. 112016 1914 Active Life of Dolly of the Dailies, The M Serials, The Girl Reporter Mary Fuller as Dolly trying to make a go of it in the big time. Career-girl drama 112017 1899 Active Service: Novel, A N GPL Crane, Stephen War Correspondent Rufus Coleman of the New York Eclipse pursues his true love to Greece. War correspondent's adventures in love and war during the Greco-Turkish campaign of 1897. 112018 2006 Active Women in Chloroform Danger! M Adult Reporter (Zoe Lasalle). 112019 1936 Actor's Blood SS GPL Hecht, Ben In "Collected Stories of Ben Hecht, The." Newspapers 112020 2009 Actor’s Dilemma, The N Kahn, Sandra B. Journalist Erica Langley from “Here” Magazine in New York City is assigned to a national magazine to cover the murder of a 15-year-old fan of the reigning actor of the day who is found mutilated and virtually unidentifiable. Detective work blames the last person to see her alive, the actor Gordon Chandler. Newly single and stunningly handsome, he cannot believe this is happening to him, but the journalist agrees and plays along with the detective to aid Gordon. The relationship between Gordon and Erica gets serious. DNA matches are inexplicably close and he goes into hiding with Erica. Although everyone else related to the murderer has been contacted, they cannot find his bodyguard. What light can he shed on the investigation? How do romantic and familial problems further complicate Gordon’s life and this case? As more of the family’s secrets are uncovered his problems seem to increase. But everything has a reason and an answer -- and the truth comes out in the end. “Erica resorted to some of her old techniques from her days on the newspaper in Rochester and went to the Police blotter but could find no one missing in the last few days in that neighborhood....Mack had been sitting in his office thinking about body parts that had been found and sprang suddenly to his feet. Leaning out the door to his glass enclosed office, he called out to Erica. ‘C’mere, Erica. On second thought you may be right. Follow this last one and see if you can find out some police details that we haven’t been able to. You’re a pretty girl, there should be a cop willing to talk to you,’ he threw at her gruffly. Mack always got straight to the point, whether it was with a compliment or not.” 112021 1948 Actor's Studio T Series 1948-1950 News Media 112022 1952 Actors and Sin M Hecht, Ben (Screenplay) Ness Book Critic Otto Lachsley (Rudolph Anders) is arrogant journalist who maintains association with rising actress, despite backstabbing comments to each other. Critic is one of the guests at a dinner party hosted by actress's father after actress is found dead. Father announces his plans to reveal name of his daughter's killer. Lights go out and he is found stabbed to death. Revealed actress committed suicide. Father killed himself, wanted it to look like murder to implicate those he felt had wronged her. Critic provides final pithy observation on father's death scene. 112023 2005 Actress, The M Australia Interviewer (Anna Head). 112024 1991 Acts of Betrayal N Trenhaile, John Editor Roz Forbes, Deputy Editor of The Times helps an attorney who is falsely accused of participating in a plot to assassinate the queen 112025 1986 Acts of Contrition N OWN - P Heffernan, William Reporter Jennifer Brady was the sexy, street-wise reporter determined to find out the truth about Brooklyn's Mr. Clean. 112026 1985 Acts of Violence MT Interviewer (Imre Horvath). Narrator (Peter Collins). 112027 2004 Actual Malice N Holliday, Anne Sweemeu Reporter Gina Hamilton started her dream job as a newspaper reporter. She thought she'd left her old life at a restaurant behind her. But when waitresses at the restaurant are murdered, she is assigned to write the articles. This forces her to relive part of her past. While investigating the story, she gets personally involved to the extent that her life as she knows it could change forever. Against the objections of the man in her life, lawyer Joe Manzarelli, Gina devises a plan that she hopes will solve the crime, catch the killer, and bring her peace of mind. Little does she know that her plan will put her life in jeopardy. In Actual Malice, Gina takes the reader into every aspect of her existence as she tells the story of how the murders are changing her life. 112028 1962 Actuality Specials DT 1962-68 News 112029 1982 Ad for Murder, An NM MLPL Penn, John Newspaper Advertisements, newspaper editors, managing editor on ads. Very little journalism. 112030 1993 Ad Fundum MF Belgium - Dutch Journalist (Benny Philips). 112031 1938 Ad Lib SM Hall, M.P. Black Mask, Dec. 1938, Vol. 21, No. 9, pp. 107-109 Radio Broadcasting 112032 1961 Ada M DVD -R HQ 5272. 5273. PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 112033 2008 Ada’s Heart N Wilkins, Sandra Reporter Gwen Sanders, who works on a local newspaper in Shawnee, Oklahoma Territory interviews visiting actress Ada Marsh in the summer of 1905. Ada meets Gwen’s cousin, Luke Logan, and friend, Rose Dennis, and she is immediately taken with her new friends, especially Luke. He is unlike any man she has ever known, especially her fiancé, Hugh. 112034 1983 Adam MT TV Reporter (Fred Greenlee). 112035 1966 Adam Adamant Lives!: Doomsday Plan, The T Episode #10. 9-1-1966 BBC Newsreader (Kenneth Kendall). 112036 1966 Adam Adamant Lives!: More Deadly Than the Sword T UK. Episode #3. 4-7-1966 Photographer, Japanese (Scully Han). Japanese Photographer (Basil Tang). 112037 2002 Adam and Eve and Pinch Me NM Rendell, Ruth Journalists make up a pack of bloodthirsty reporters ready to pounce on a conservative Member of Parliament's wife. 112038 2006 Adam and Eve: Uncensored M Reporter (Katrina Keene) 112039 2005 Adam Canfield: Adam Canfield of the Slash NJ Winerip, Michael #1 Adam Canfield of the Slash Series. Author is Pulitzer-prize winning education columnist for the New York Times. Student Newspaper Reporter and Editor Adam Canfield is ace reporter and coeditor of The Slash, Harris Elementary/Middle School's student newspaper. He is coaxed into the job by super-organized Jennifer and he wonders if he's made a big mistake. Adam and Jennifer are co-editors of their school newspaper. It’s the first issue and already there’s the smell of a scandal. Not only do editors get stuck with assigning stories (like an investigative report on the edibility of cafeteria food), but they also have to deal with annoying third graders like Phoebe, always pushing for a front-page slot. But when Phoebe's article on Eddie the janitor leads to a much bigger scoop -- an eccentric woman's mysterious gift to the school -- Adam and Jennifer rise to the challenge. They risk the principal's wrath to uncover some shocking secrets. Questions of ethics (should they exposes a potential scandal involving their principal?). 112040 2007 Adam Canfield: Adam Canfield, Watch Your Back! NJ Winerip, Michael #2 Adam Canfield of the Slash Series. Author is Pulitzer-prize winning education columnist for the New York Times. Student Newspaper Reporter and Editor Adam Canfield is ace reporter and coeditor of The Slash, Harris Elementary/Middle School's student newspaper. He is used to getting the story. What he is not used to is being the story, which is just what happens after he’s mugged by some high school students for his snow-shoveling money. But it’s hard to keep a low profile when there’s still baritone and basketball practice, a new principal to figure out, a science fair sham to uncover, a bully survey to monitor, a three-hundred-year-old tree to save and the next issue of the Slash to take care of. It’s enough to drive a kid over the edge. Luckily, Adam’s got Jennifer, his trusty and cute coeditor to help him keep it together. But when the Slash is threatened, will they be able to get the story and keep the paper going, all without getting expelled. 112041 2009 Adam Canfield: Last Reporter, The NJ Winerip, Michael #3 Adam Canfield of the Slash Series. Author is Pulitzer-prize winning education columnist for the New York Times. Student Newspaper Reporter and Editor Adam Canfield is ace reporter and coeditor of The Slash, Harris Elementary/Middle School's student newspaper. A “dirty” school election, suspicious test scores -- Adam Canfield and his star reporters are chasing some red-hot leads. There’s only one glitch: the school board has shut down The Slash for exposing the town’s most powerful family, and now the staff has to find a way to publish it themselves. Enter the Ameche brothers: two goofy kid entrepreneurs with a knack for refurbishing junk -- and a talent for selling ads -- but a shaky command of journalistic ethics. What’s worse, Adam hasn’t a clue why his coeditor Jennifer, is suddenly acting weird. Raising money to resurrect the banned school paper brings Adam in contact with some quirky characters in this sharp, funny novel starring the ace middle-grade reporter. 112042 1965 Adam Gifford: Death of a Pornographer (aka Dark Trade) NM OWN - P Lejeune, Anthony (Edward Anthony Thompson) #5 Adam Gifford Mysteries Reporter Adam Gifford, crime reporter and undercover agent for a nameless secret service in London 112043 1962 Adam Gifford: Duel in the Shadows NM Lejeune, Anthony (Edward Anthony Thompson) #2 Adam Gifford Mysteries Reporter Adam Gifford, crime reporter and undercover agent for a nameless secret service in London 112044 1963 Adam Gifford: Glint of Spears NM Lejeune, Anthony (Edward Anthony Thompson) #3 Adam Gifford Series Reporter Adam Gifford, crime reporter and undercover agent for a nameless secret service in London. Set in the independent Congo. 112045 1961 Adam Gifford: News of Murder NM Lejeune, Anthony (Edward Anthony Thompson) #1 Adam Gifford Mysteries Reporter Adam Gifford, crime reporter and undercover agent for a nameless secret service in London 112046 1941 Adam Had Four Sons M DVD -R HQ 6746, 6747 (Video Breakup on 6747). Photographer (Renie Riano) 112047 1965 Adam Link -- Robot NSF OWN - P Binder, Eando Press 112048 1966 Adam Lost His Apple M AFI-Photographers Photographer 112049 1969 Adam-12: Log 33: It All Happened So Fast T Episode #17. 2-1-1969 Reporter (Frank Arno - First Reporter). 112050 1971 Adam-12: Log 76: Militants, The T Episode #69. 2-18-1971 Newsman (James Bacon). 112051 1971 Adam-12: Pick-Up T Episode #88. 12-29-1971 Newsman (Vernon Scott). 112052 1973 Adam's Rib T Press. Court Reporter (Virginia Hawkins). 112053 1949 Adam's Rib M DVD -R HQ 2660, 2661. L News Media. Reporter (Dick Cogan). Reporter David McMahon). Reporter (Tommy Noonan). Reporter (Dan Quigg). Reporter (Wilson Wood). Photographers (Michael Kostrick, Nancy Laurents, Dwight Martin, Ralph Montgomery, Tom Quinn, Ray Walker). 112054 1995 Adao e Eva MF Journalist (Candido Ferreira). 112055 1982 Adapt or Dye P Uys, Pieter-Dirk South African Broadcasting Corporation anchorman one of the characters played by Uys. 112056 2002 Adaptation M DVD -R 1705 Journalist (Meryl Streep as author Susan Orlean). New Yorker journalist writing a book about an uneducated Florida orchid collector 112057 1991 Addams Family, The M L Talk Show Host Sally Jessie Raphael -- Gomez watches her when he's depressed 112058 1964 Addams Family, The: T Series - Ultimate Trivia TV Book Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Uncle Fester (Jackie Coogan) once worked as an advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist until everybody started suing him 112059 1965 Addams Family, The: Gomez, the People's Choice T Episode. 10-15-1965. Season #2. Episode #5 Reporter (Jack Barry). 112060 1964 Addams Family, The: Gomez, the Politician T Episode #4. 10-9-1964 Reporter (Bob LeMond). TV Announcer (Bill Baldwin). 112061 1965 Addams Family, The: Portrait of Gomez T Episode #47. 12-10-1965 Photographer (Ralph Montgomery). 112062 1987 Adderly: Bridge, The T Episode #30. 10-7-1987 Reporter (Patricia Idlette). 112063 1988 Addicted to His Love M Journalist and three other women get even with a con-man who romances all of them. 112064 1995 Addicted to Murder M TV News Anchor (Gary Theroux). Interviewer (Sewell Whitney). 112065 1957 addio amore N Nelken, Dinah Germany Journalist 112066 1935 Addison Francis stories SS Isaac, Fred Mac Tram Reporter. Front Page Stories and Newspaper Adventure Stories 112067 1968 Addison Tradition, The N Morressy, John Student Journalism. Student is dismissed who wrote a satirical story on 'the Addison tradition" for the campus humor magazine. 112068 1983 Address Book N GPL Bernays, Anne Editor Alicia Baer, 43, an editor in a Boston publishing house. 112069 1997 Address Unknown M Reporter (Shawn Nottingham). 112070 1704 Address, The PO USC Defoe, Daniel News 112071 2007 Adel Versus Friday MTF Hungary News Media. The Journalist (Marcell Miklos). 112072 1997 Adele NM Flanagan, Mary Magazine Publisher Celia Pippet is stealing something from the British museum. The feminist publisher, an old friend who is a filmmaker, and a larger-than-life academic steal two objects from a specimen drawer. They head to the South of France to right an old injustice, which they intend to link to the campaign to end clitoridectomies. Pippet is nervous because she is not the sort of person who steals things certainly not from the British Museum. But she chanced upon the story of Adele, a beautiful and mysterious young woman taken from a southern French town by a creepy gynecologist. He genitally mutilates his new charge and saved the evidence -- the artifact Pippet takes from the museum. She is determined to write the wrong done to Adele and tell her story. Pippet ("a snotty middle class sourpuss") is founder of a feminist magazine. 112073 2003 Adelheid und ihre Morder: Ein Vogel namens Otto TF Episode #41. 10-7-2003 Journalist Rosner (Rudiger Klink). 112074 2009 ADHDtv: With Lew Marklin M News Media. Reporters (Brad Jay, Nicole Spiegel). 112075 2006 Adios to My Old Life N Ferrer, Caridad Reporters, cameras, vocal coaches, wardrobe, websites designed by love struck fans, jealousy, malice and sabotage all greet a talented singer-guitarist with a dream of going professional. All of this happens when she passes the audition for a new reality TV show that's searching for the next Latin Superstar. 112076 1972 Adipose Complex, The N Deutschman, Paul Photographer of the international type is fat, eats and snaps pictures all over the world. Finally joins Weight Watcher's and then struggles to reach his weight goal 112077 1993 Adjeci Soares em Focusq TF Brazil Reporter Rachel Andrade 112078 1914 Admirable Carfew, Thre SS Wallace, Edgar 15 stories in this collection featuring Felix Carfew. Journalist Gregory Carfew was known as “Carfew, he of no first name and he who was said to be a genius, a beautiful writer, a perfect and unparalleled master of descriptive.” He was a rather self-possessed journalist who hated being called a reporter. Starting off with a lucky break after being mistaken for a famous reporter with the same last name, Felix Carfew’s adventures continue for 15 stories in this collection. Journalist Gregory Carfew was the unparalleled master of descriptive. Felix Carfew writes a vile hand. There is a new boy on the desk at The Megaphone and it is Felix who is handed the envelope, not Gregory. Finding himself on Ambassador Greishen’s special train, then on a teamer to Ostend, Felix recklessly exploits the opportunity. At 3 a.m., Gregory gets an urgent telegram. On the quay at Ostend, Felix flees and Gregory steps forward to introduce himself. 112079 1972 Adolf Hitler - My Part In His Downfall M Newsreader (Alvar Liddell). 112080 1939 Adolf i eld och lagor MF Journalist Eriksson (Arne Lindblad). Photographer (Nils Ekstam). Photographer (Ake Gronberg). Photographer (Olov Wigren). 112081 1952 Adolf i toppform MF Journalist (Wiktor Andersson). Editor Dahlgren (Ragnar Widestedt). 112082 1958 Adorabili e bugiardi MF Italy Editor (Carlo Tamberlani - The Chief Editor). 112083 2005 Adrenalilne Rush N Reed, Lynn Reporter Dani Johnson a local reporter in Oklahoma begins covering two murders and dating the man responsible for both deaths. As the murders continue, police begin closing in on the man who is finally arrested. Released to get his affairs in order, he flees to Mexico but misses Oklahoma and returns to read that Johnson and the police sergeant are getting married. The man has murder on his mind when he shows up at the wedding. 112084 1997 Adrienne Clarkson Presents: Infused With Light: A Journey with Mary Pratt M Canada Reporter-Narrator Adrienne Clarkson. 112085 1904 Adrift in the Unknown NSF USC Cook, William Wallace Reporter James Peter Munn, Morning Mercury. Narrates story. 112086 1993 Adrift on the Nile N Mahfouz, Naguib Reporter Samara Bughat wants to write a journalistic piece on a group of elitist, upper-class friends who gather for a night of hedonistic celebration on an ornate houseboat. Because of the female news reporter’s presence, the group is confronted by their growing awareness of their own pain and alienation. The group includes an opportunistic art critic, a womanizing actor, a woman who has deserted her husband, a laid-back writer and a cynical lawyer. Samara is the grain of seriousness that irritates them in their escapist shell and around her swirls a nightly dispute over purpose, duty, love and morality. 112087 1971 Adrift on the Nile (aka Thartharah fawq al-Nil) MF Mahfouz, Naguib (Novel) Egypt. Reporter Samara Bughat (Magda Al Khattib) wants to write a journalistic piece on a group of elitist, upper-class friends who gather for a night of hedonistic celebration on an ornate houseboat. Because of the female news reporter’s presence, the group is confronted by their growing awareness of their own pain and alienation. The group includes an opportunistic art critic, a womanizing actor, a woman who has deserted her husband, a laid-back writer and a cynical lawyer. Investigative Journalist Samara is the grain of seriousness that irritates them in their escapist shell and around her swirls a nightly dispute over purpose, duty, love and morality. Samara enters into the mix seeking a story about Egyptians who have essentially cut themselves from society and seek only to escape from life through hashish. 112088 1942 Advance Agent NW August, John Press 112089 1953 Adventure DT 5-10-1953 to 7-8-1956. CBS TV Reporters Charles Collingwood (1953-55), Mike Wallace, Robert Northshield talk on camera with scientists in this educational series for children produced in cooperation with the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. Wallace making his first solo flight. 112090 2002 Adventure Diaries of P.J., the Photo Journalist (Heroes and Helpers) NJ Marsh, Carole Photo-Journalist P.J.'s diary explains how he became a photojournalist. 112091 1936 Adventure in Manhattan M DVD -R HQ 7730, 7731. Edginton, May - Novel "Purple and Fine Linen.") Joseph Krumgold (Story). Sidney Buchman, Harry Sauber, Jack Kirkland (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter George Melville (Joel McCrea) is a self-assured crime reporter who claims he can predict where a crime will occur and turns out to be right. Asked by Managing Editor Phil Bane (Thomas Mitchell) to investigate the theft of a ruby. City Editor (Wallis Clark). Reporters (Eddie Laughton, Ralph Malone, John Tyrrell). 112092 1930 Adventure in Uniform (Zsuzsa Madarassy-Beck) SS UCLA Hunyady, Sandor In "Hungarian Short Stories (19th and 20th Centuries)." Former Journalist-Narrator. "I was a journalist and had joined the regiment almost straight from the editorial office. My sergeant called me 'Mr. Editor." 112093 1940 Adventure in Washington N Rosten, L. (pseudonym: Ross, Leonard Reporter. Ace Newsman in Washington. Washington D.C. bureau head involved in intrigue and romance. 112094 1941 Adventure in Washington (aka Female Correspondent) M Benham, Albert, Jeanne Spencer (Story). Lewis R. Foster, Arthur Caesar (Screenplay) Ness Book Radio Gossip Columnist Jane Scott (Virginia Bruce) is involved in a feud with a senator. A tough street kid is reformed by the columnist and becomes a senate page. He is sent away after suspected of eavesdropping. Boy gets revenge by selling government secrets to a stock speculator. When the senator is accused of being responsible for the leaks, the street kid confesses. Given a mock trial by other pages in the senate chambers and is exonerated. Columnist and senator resolve feud as result of mutual interest in the body. 112095 1986 Adventure of Faustus Bidgood, The M Reporter at Capitol (Ken Barrett). RBC News Desk (Janis Spenc). RBC News Desk (Charlie Tomlinson) 112096 1973 Adventurer, The: Not-So Merry Widow, The T Episode #18. Reporter (Nicholas Evans). Reporter (David Rayner). 112097 1970 Adventurers, The M Girl Journalist (Jaclyn Smith) 112098 1966 Adventurers, The T Globetrotters, The Newspapermen. Global exploits of two newspaperman (Edward Meeks, Yves Renier) 112099 2006 Adventures and Letters of Richard Harding Davis DT Davis, Richard Harding. Charles Belmont Davis (Editor) Journalist Richard Harding Davis (1984-1916). When barely out of his teens, Davis was already turning out society columns, special reports and short stories for Charles Scribner and William Randolph Hearst. He began as a reporter in Philadelphia. In 1890 named managing editor of Harper's Weekly. Served as war correspondent for the London Times and the New York Herald during the Greco-Turkist (1897), Spanish-American (1898), South African (1899-1902) and Russo-Japanese (1904-5) wars. Represented the New York Tribune in Mexico in 1914. During World War I, he was correspondent with the French and British armies in Serbia. He posed for the male counterpart of the Gibson girl and introduced the avocado to American dining tables. He was the premiere journalist of his time. 112100 1962 Adventures in Paradise: Hurricane Audrey T Episode. 1-7-1962 Reporter (Richard Adams). Reporter (Paul Micale). 112101 1972 Adventures in Rainbow Country T Photographer-Writer Roger Lemieux (Albert Millaire) 112102 1992 Adventures in Spying (aka Operation Lookout M Newspaper Seller Brian McNichols (Bernie Coulson) is folding newspapers for Brian’s younger brother’s paper route (his brother is sick) when they spot a notorious criminal who is supposed to be dead. Brian had noticed an article in the newspaper that described the notorious drug smuggler who was presumed dead in an explosion in Los Angeles but still has a $50,000 reward on his head. Brian and a friend, Larry Shoup (Corey Gunnestad), who he talks into driving him around to deliver the papers, know there is a reward for his capture so the two friends to go the local policeman who doesn’t believe anything they say. So they decide to prove that the criminal is alive and in their town. The two teens follow the man to a house in town where he is hiding out and try to get a photo of him, first by throwing a paper through the window of the house and then by spying on him from a nearby vacant house that is for sale. Paperboy (John Harkins). 112103 1939 Adventures in Washington M Press 112104 1900 Adventures of a Boy Reporter, The NJ OWN - H Morrison, Steele Harry Reporter. Boy reporter 112105 1914 Adventures of a Girl Reporter, The M Ness Book Reporter for the Clarion is unable to get an interview at a home where jewels were stolen so he gets the society reporter to pose as a maid. She's caught by the crook while phoning ion her story, but escapes and gets a scoop. 112106 1894 Adventures of a Special Correspondent in Central Asia N Verne, Jules Aka The Adventures of a Special Correspondent among the Various Races and Countries of Central Asia: Being the Exploits and Experiences of Claudius Bombarnac of the Twentieth Century Reporter Claudius Bombarnac is assigned by the Twentieth Century newspaper to cover the travels of the Grand Transasiatic Railway that runs between Uzun Ada, Turkestan and Peking, China. Accompanying him on this journey is an interesting collection of characters, including one who is trying to beat the round the world record and another who is a stowaway. Reporter Extraordinaire Claudius hopes one of them will become the hero of his piece, so his story won't be just a boring travelogue. He is not disappointed when a special car guarded by troops is added to the train, said to be carrying the remains of a great Mandarin. The great Mandarin actually turns out to be a large consignment being returned to China from Persia. Events take place in the 20th century. Unfortunately the train must travel through a large part of China that is controlled by unscrupulous robber-chiefs. Before the journey is over, Claudius finds his hero. 112107 1984 Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai: Across the 8th Dimension, The M L News Media. TV Anchorwoman (Francine Lembi). Reporter (Raye Birk). Reporter (Jane Marla Robbins). 112108 1933 Adventures of Cardigan, The: Dime Detective Book, A NM MLPL Nebel, Frederick Reporter Pinkler, a "dumb excuse for a reporter." Newshound from the Times-Express. 112109 1999 Adventures of Chip-Tracer G Cyberjournalist. Time travel with Chip Tracer as she investigates the greatest stories of all time. Web game Cyber Journalism. 112110 1940 Adventures of Christopher Wells, The R Radio - Poteet Newsman Hero 112111 1900 Adventures of Drenton Denn, Special Commissioner, The SS White, F.M. Strand Magazine, 1900. Reporter Denn of the New York Post wore a straw hat and a Norfolk jacket and his mouth was rarely without a cigar, typical of the period. His companion was a rough nomadic terrier called “Prince.” In Volume 19: Drenton Denn lounged into the editorial sanctum of The New York Post, his hands plunged into the pockets of a Norfolk jacket. In one corner of his mouth he wore a green cigar, which he took no trouble to remove. The great man opposite carried a short pipe between his teeth, also he was minor coat and vest. All the same Peregrine Pryde was a great man, and some day might be President. Meanwhile, he preferred to control the destiny of perhaps the smartest paper on earth. 112112 1936 Adventures of Frank Merriwell, The M Serials, The, Volume Two Announcer (Mike Frankovich) 112113 2006 Adventures of George the Projectionist M Reporter (Philippe H. Bergeron). TV Reporter (David McGillivray). 112114 1989 Adventures of Goodnight and Loving, The N Thomas, Leslie Newspaper. Lawyer George Goodnight represents the newspaper. 112115 1950 Adventures of Harri Kander, the flying reporter, The (Die Abenteuer des Fliegenden Reporters Harri Kander) SS Reporter Harri Kander for the East German news who traveled around the world fighting decadent capitalist swine 112116 1939 Adventures of Jane Arden, The M DVD -R HQ 6150. SVDSP 590 Barrett, Monte, Russell E. Ross (Comic Strip). Vincent Sherman, Lawrence Kimble (Screenplay-Story) Comic Strip character Reporter Jane Arden (Rosella Towne) of The World Mirror, goes off in pursuit of a smuggling ring. Editor Ed Towers (William Gargan) takes her off the story because she didn't report an arrest she says is phony. When she threatens to quit, he fires her. Reporter and editor staged the confrontation so Towers can send Arden undercover to expose a jewel theft ring connected to the death of the society woman. Crooks discover she's a reporter and kidnap the editor. Kidnappers threaten their lives. Reporter (Eddie Graham). Reporter (John Ridgely). Reporter (Jack Santoro). City Editor (Jack Mower). 112117 1958 Adventures of Jim Bowie, The: Close Shave, The T Episode #57. 1-10-1958 Editor Asbury (Percy Helton). 112118 1917 Adventures of Jimmy Dale, The N MLPL Packard, Frank Editor "Jimmie" Dale. Herman Carruthers, managing editor of News Argus. 112119 2006 Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius: Who Framed Jimmy. C DVD -R HQ 7258 Episode #156. 1-26-2006 News Media. Male African-American Reporter from Action 9 News. Interviews policeman. Reporter accuses Jimmy of breaking and entering. 112120 1914 Adventures of Kitty Cobb, The M AFI-Cartoonists Cartoonist 112121 1944 Adventures of Mark Twain, The M DVD -R HQ 5433 (Mislabeled as 5533, 5434, 5436. SVD 641 Sherman, Harold M. (Play - "Mark Twain"). Biographical material owned by Mark Twain Company. Harry Chandlee (Additional Dialogue). Alan Le May, Harold M. Sherman (Adaptation). Le May (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Owner Samuel Clemens (Fredric March) of the Virginia City Enterprise ("More News Than Some People Can Stand") takes over the paper after witnessing editor being shot down in street by gunman who did not care for his opinions. While a boy, Clemens goes to work as print shop apprentice at the Hannibal Journal and manages to sneak a story about a man's suicide attempt into the paper. He says person who could invent machine to set type would make a fortune. Clemens newspaper work culminates in his encounter with Bret Harte and his famous account of the frog jumping contest establishing Mark Twain as a major humorist. "If there's one man in this town so helpless or so low down that he can't speak his own mind, print it if he wants to, this country's done." Editor Joe Goodwin (Whitford Kane). Editor (Roland Drew). Typesetter inventor (Francis Pierlot). British Reporter (Charles Irwin). Printer (Christian Rub). Author Bret Harte (John Carradine). Journalist-Author William Dean Howells (Douglas Wood). Author-Journalist Rudyard Kipling (Paul Scardon). Telegrapher (Walter Soderling). 112122 1944 Adventures of Mark Twain, The M DVD -R HQ 9603, 9604, 9605 Journalist-Author Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) biography. He goes from steamboat pilot to newsman to novelist and traveling lecturer. Many newspaper headlines throughout. 112123 1942 Adventures of Martin Eden, The M Publisher (Charles Halton) of Continental Magazine. Writer. Sailor's memoirs published brings brutal captain to justice. 112124 2001 Adventures of MDM, The: Satire of College, A N Hatch, Jason School Newspaper Editor Kate Morgan helps best friends Jim and Mark introduce the campus to a soft drink, Massive Doh Man and in the process end up fighting the college’s administration about far more than just soda. The two students form MDM, a superhero to fight their school’s diabolical administration. When their college signs an exclusive marketing deal with a soft drink company, the two students introduce the campus to the drink. Facing a sinister and manipulative administration, MDM battles the college’s policies and champions the apathetic student body. The college’s president, William Jones, leads the splintered campus and worries that the students may just start paying attention to what his administration is doing to them. With more deans than faculty, the college throws everything they have against these students who care more than most and go further than anyone. 112125 1913 Adventures of Mortimer Dixon, The N Ramsey, Alicia (Royston) Newsman narrates tale of Chinese in London 112126 2008 Adventures of Myke Phoenix N Bluhm, Warren Radio Newsman Paul Phillips and his devoted girlfriend Dana Dunsmore walk into an antique store one stormy evening and by the time the night is over, the journalist wasn’t Paul Phillips anymore -- Myke Phoenix has been born. The year was 1995 and the cold war was over. People were still allowed to smoke on the job and 9/11 was still six years off. The universe shifted and something dark burst from a yawning crack in the nature of being. Mankind needed a hero and that was why Phillips and Dunsmore walked into that antique store one stormy evening. 112127 2003 Adventures of Ociee Nash, The M Investigative Journalist Nellie Bly (Donna Wright), pioneering female investigative reporter, meets nine-year-old Ociee Nash when Ociee leaves her rural farm to go to Asheville, North Carolina where her Aunt Mamie can teach her to become a young lady. She boards the train bound for her uncertain new life far from the home she has always known, but once on her way, it’s not long before she meets an array of interesting and renowned characters including Bly, Orville and Wilbur Wright and even the President of the United States, William McKinley. 112128 1952 Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The: T Episode Publicity for the Fraternity. Rick and his friends try to get some publicity for their fraternity 112129 1952 Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The: T Episode Magazine. Ozzie, Joe & the Fashion Models: While on a fishing trip, Ozzie and Joe are joined by two models doing a layout for a magazine 112130 1952 Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The: Boys' Paper Route T Episode Newsboys. David and Rick try to earn more money by taking paper routes 112131 1952 Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The: Editor, The T Episode Editor Harriet becomes the editor of the woman's club newspaper 112132 1952 Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The: Newspaper Interview T Episode Newspaper. Ozzie is selected to appear in the Neighbor of the Week column in the newspaper 112133 1953 Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The: Newspaper Write-up T Episode # 14, Season 1. 1-2-1953. Series (10-3-52 to 9-3-66) Newspaper. Ozzie gets his name in the paper but it is spelled wrong 112134 1961 Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The: Our Man in Alaska T Episode #294. 2-8-1961 Female Reporter Katie (Katie Regan) for the college newspaper always seems to know all about the activities of Dave and Rick’s fraternity. The fraternity brothers are convinced that Rick is supplying her with inside information. 112135 1965 Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The: Petition, The T Episode. 1-6-1965. Season #13. Episode #16 Reporter (Ben Bennett). Reporter (Reb Foster). Reporter (Bob Eubanks). 112136 1952 Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The: Tuba, The T Episode Newspaper. Ozzie and Harriet fight over a newspaper article 112137 1964 Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet: Rick's Old Printing Press T Episode #3. Season 13. 9-23-1964 Newspapers. Press. Ozzie gives Rick's old toy printing press to the neighborhood kids to start their own newspaper 112138 1862 Adventures of Philip -- Volumes One and Two N OWN - H Thackeray, William Makepeace Newspaper Owner Frederick Mugford, owner of Pall Mall Gazette, self-made man. Mr. Bickerton, editor of the Pall Mail Gazette, snobbish, supercilious man ashamed of his humble origin. Mr. Bince, printer. Mr. Burjoyce, publisher of the Pall Mall Gazette Tom Glazier, Paris correspondent of the "Monitor." Mr. Bludyer, critic on the staff of the PM Gazette, "a man of considerable talent, and of a race which, I believe, is quite extinct in the press of our time." Phipps, journalist on staff of Daily Intelligencer. Editor of the Tomahawk in "The Ravenswing." In "Reading a Poem," he is the editor of the Weekly Bravo. 112139 1897 Adventures of Philip -- Volumes One and Two N OWN Thackeray, William Makepeace Journalist Gilligan of the "Century." Bunch , the critic of the "Connoisseur." Michael Cassidy, sub-editor of the Pall Mall Gazette, later editor of the Shamrock. Century newspaper. Daily Intelligencer. Tom Dale, a reporter, a gossip. Corpus of Digges, critic. European Review, magazine founded and owned by Sir John Tregarvan. Philip Firmin (hero of the story of Philip) is sub-editor. Colonel J. B. Fogle, proprietor of the New York Emerald. (Fogle is a name T. uses for bully). Jack Finucane, Irish journalist, sub-editor of the Pall Mall Gazette. Gazette of the Upper Ten Thousand, a New York newspaper to which Firmin contributes letters as Philalethes (original was the New York Corsair). Editor is Dr. Geraldine. 112140 2002 Adventures of Pluto Nash, The M News Media. Reporter (Don Jordan). Pretty Reporter (Lorca Simons). 112141 1998 Adventures of Ragtime, The M TV Reporter (Tawny Little). TV News Reporter (David Sheehan). Newswoman (Nancy O'Dell). 112142 1714 Adventures of Rivella; Or, the History of the Author of the Atalantis with Secret Memoirs and Characters of Several Considerable Persons N COPY Manley, Mary Delariviere In "Novels of Mary Delariviere Manley, The." Printer John Barber, printer of Atalantis. Publisher of Atalantis. Daniel Defoe. Steele included in various guises. Autobiography disguised in fiction. 112143 2000 Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle, The M SVD 1114 Media Mogul Fearless Leader (Robert DeNiro) is behind RBTV (Really Bad Television Network) and wants to lobotomize America with bad TV to pave his way for total world control. Photographer (Randy Woltz). 112144 1955 Adventures of Sadie, The (aka Our Girl Friday) M Langley, Noel (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist Jimmy Carroll (George Cole) was recently fired, becomes shipwrecked on an island with two other men and a woman. When they are rescued, Carroll calls his editor with the scoop. "I suppose you must see the human race from a lot of funny angles in the newspaper business." "The human race…are nothing but a bunch of carnivorous anthropoids, all wanting something for nothing and killing each other to get it." "You just been fired?" "Yes, how'd you guess?" 112145 1988 Adventures of Superboy, The: T SV 136, 131, 55 Episodes. Series (October 1988-May 1992). 100 Episodes Journalism Student Clark Kent works for the Shuster University High School paper, The Herald. Kent (John Haymes Newton, Season One. Gerard Christopher, Seasons 2-4). 112146 1991 Adventures of Superboy, The: Paranoia T Episode #84. 11-10-1991 Reporters. Jack Larson and Noel Neill (Jimmy Olson and Lois Lane from original Superman series. Psychological effect of a UFO sighting on the Bureau for Extra-Normal Matters staff. Kent and Lana are to be questioned as are all members of the investigative staff. Everyone become extremely paranoid after questioning starts. One woman commits suicide. Superboy saves her. But paranoia continues. The head of the national Bureau is killed Lana last person to see him alive. Second UFO lands outside the city. What is causing the paranoia? 112147 1990 Adventures of the Black Stallion T Photographer tries to have the Black destroyed after being injured by the horse 112148 1968 Adventures of the Seaspray T Series 1967-1968 Australian Freelance Writer John Wells (Walter Brown) roaming South Pacific looking for story material 112149 2008 Adventures of Umbweki, The MF Reporter (Michelle Mellgren) 112150 1984 Adventures on a New World CB Planet Comics #1 Reporter Mimi and Explorer Flint Baker help relocate the ancient people of a dying race on a planet in a newly formed solar system where they’re rejuvenated and become young again. 112151 2004 Advertisement: Camel Turkish Blends Presents Invitations CC Magazine Advertisement Press Photographers with speed graphics shoot picture of model coming out of a car with a cigarette in her hand. 112152 2005 Advertisement: Hilton CC OWN Paparazzi are featured in the advertisement. Their cameras are all aimed at the reader and the caption says: "See how it feels to party like a rock star. Travel with Hilton Hotels to the 48th Annual Grammy Awards." 112153 2006 Advertisement: Paparazzi covering Diet Pepsi CC OWN Paparazzi cover Diet Pepsi. Headline: "Hollywood's Newest Star Doesn't Do Autographs…But He Does Do Movie Tickets." Go to the Movies with Diet Pepsi Ad Campaign. 112154 1669 Advertisements from Parnassus with the Politick Touchstone (1612-1613: Ragguagli di Parnasso) P USC Boccalini, Traiano News 112155 2008 Advice Column Mystery: Asking for Murder NM Isleib, Roberta #3 Advice Column Mystery Series Advice Columnist Dr. Rebecca Butterman’s friend and fellow therapist Annabelle Hart is found badly beaten and left for dead. Rebecca wants to find out why. When Rebecca's friend and fellow therapist Annabelle Hart is found badly beaten and left for dead, Rebecca is determined to help search for answers. But this time, no one wants her help. Not Detective Meigs, who thinks the crime was either a botched robbery or the result of a relationship gone sour. And not Annabelle's sister, who makes it clear that Rebecca isn't welcome in family matters. The only place where her opinion matters is the therapist's couch. She's agreed to see Annabelle¹s patients, but it won't be easy. Annabelle's area of expertise is sand play therapy, which Rebecca knows little about -- yet with a would-be killer on the loose, she can only hope the clues are buried within easy reach 112156 2007 Advice Column Mystery: Deadly Advice NM Isleib, Roberta #1 Advice Column Mystery Series Advice Columnist Dr. Rebecca Butterman. When Dr. Rebecca Butterman returns home to find her neighbor an apparent suicide, she's wracked with guilt. As a psychologist and advice columnist, she should have been able to help. When the neighbor's mother suspects foul play and begs her to investigate, Rebecca puts this down to denial. Then she finds Madeline's blog, a zippy chronicle of dating adventures that suggests anything but depression. So when Rebecca's editor assigns her to do a column on the modern singles scene, Rebecca finds herself re-tracing the Madeline's steps into the world of speed-dating and web-blogging, where no one is who they claim to be. Over-eager suitors are the least of her worries: Dr. Butterman is about to discover just how deadly some advice can be. When it comes to murder, everyone could use a little help. 112157 2007 Advice Column Mystery: Preaching to the Corpse NM Isleib, Roberta #2 Advice Column Mystery Series Advice Columnist Dr. Rebecca Butterman’s minister is charged with murder. Dr. Butterman uncovers cutthroat church politics. It seems the “thou shalt not kill” tenet has a qualifier: “unless thou art eliminating the competition.” Psychologist/advice columnist Dr. Rebecca Butterman gets a call in the middle of night from the minister at her church. He's in custody after going to a fellow parishioner's home and finding her dead. The murdered matron was the leader of a search committee charged with finding a new assistant pastor after the previous assistant left in a rush. The minister begs Rebecca to intervene. She learns that the committee was divided -- has someone tried to eliminate the competition? Rebecca puts her analytical skills to work to do her own search -- for a killer--all while resisting the urge to break the seventh commandment with a very married detective, and praying she's not the next victim. 112158 1711 Advice to the Grub Street Verse-Writers PO USC Swift, Jonathan In "Complete Poems, The." Parody News 112159 1933 Advice to the Lovelorn M West, Nathanael (Story - Miss Lonelyhearts). Leonard Praskins (Screenplay) Columnist Toby Prentiss (Lee Tracy) is assigned to the love-lorn column of The Los Angeles World when he gets drunk and misses out on an earthquake story. He tries to get fired but Editor Gaskell (Paul Harvey) forces him to stay with the column. Column is successful. Prentiss endorses products sold by the owner of a cut-rate drugstore chain. When his mother dies because she takes one of the products he endorses, he decides to fight the druggist who attempts to kill him. Reporter (Franklyn Ardell). Reporter (George Dobbs). Reporter (Kevin Francke). Reporter (Wilfred Lucas). Reporter (William H. Turner). Reporter (John Vosburgh). Reporter (Billy Wayne). 112160 1952 Advice to the Lovelorn T Morley, Christopher (Story). Episode #70. 7-28-1952. Robert Montgomery Presents. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Miss Ann Austen, Evening Planet. She is "Cynthia, " Advice to the Lovelorn columnist. 112161 1981 Advice to the Lovelorn MT SV 157 Berk, Howard (Teleplay) Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Maggie Dale (Cloris Leachman) for the Los Angeles Standard has trouble solving her own romantic problems Editor Walter Sheehan (Walter Brooks). Columnist's assistant Kelly Bishop (Rita Borden). 112162 1921 Advice to the Lovelorn SS GPL Morley, Christopher D. In "Tales From a Rolltop Desk." Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Miss Ann Austen, Evening Planet. She is "Cynthia, " Advice to the Lovelorn columnist. 112163 1962 Advise and Consent (aka Advise & Consent) M Journalists (Irv Kupcinet, Robert C. Wilson, Alan Emory, Jesse Stearns Buscher, Allen W. Crowley). President of White House Correspondents Association (William Knighton). Reporter (Kenner G. Kemp). President's candidate for Secretary of State must go through a Senate investigation to determine if he's qualified. Political Press. 112164 1959 Advise and Consent: Novel of Washington Politics, A N OWN - H Drury, Allen Press 112165 2006 Advocate Newsmagazine, The: DT Correspondents Dave Karger, Rachel Maddow, SuChin Pak. 112166 1997 Advocate's Devil, The MT DVD -R HQ 8615, 8616 News Media. TV Newscaster #1 (Mi-Jung Lee). Newscaster #2 (Kevin Hayes). Reporter (Joanna Piros). 112167 1978 Ady-novellak MTF Journalist (Gyula Kovacs). Journalist (Jozsef Szeki). Journalist (Lajos Tandor) 112168 1999 Aeblet og stammen DF Denmark. Documentary series portraying the creative bonds between generations. Photographer Charlotte Haslund-Christensen (Herself). 112169 1976 Aeg elada, aeg armastada MF Soviet Union. Photographer Tuus (Peeter Kard). 112170 1922 Aelita NSF USC Tolstoi, Alexei Correspondent Archibald Skiles of 1923 is a good man. 112171 1939 Aelita (1939 Version) NSF Tolstoi, Alexei Correspondent Archibal Skies of 1939 version is no longer good 112172 0001 Aeneid: Part VIII PO Virgil. John Dryden (Translation) 19 B.C. Messenger: "Yet one remain'd - the messenger of Fate: High on a craggy cliff Celaeno sate, And thus her dismal errand did relate: 'What! not contented with our oxen slain, "Dare you with Heav'n an impious war maintain, And drive the Harpies from their native reign? Heed therefore what I say; and keep in mind What Jove decrees, what Phoebus has design'd, And I, the Furies' queen, from both relate -…." "You seek th' Italian shores, foredoom'd by fate: "Th' Italian shores are granted you to find….." 112173 0001 Aeneid: Part XII PO Virgil. John Dryden (Translation) 19 B.C., Herald: "Ev'n now the herald of the gods appear'd: Waking I saw him and his message heard. "From Jove he came commission'd, heav'nly bright With radiant beams, and manifest to sight (The sender and the sent I both attest): These walls he enter'd, and those words express'd. "Fair queen, oppose not what the gods command; Forc'd by my fate, I leave your happy land." 112174 0001 Aeneid: Part XIII PO Virgil. John Dryden (Translation) 19 B.C. Messenger: "Twice warn'd by the celestial messenger, The pious prince arose with hasty fear;" 112175 0001 Aeneid: Part XV PO Virgil. John Dryden (Translation) 19 B.C. Herald: "The herald summons all, and then proclaims…." 112176 0001 Aeneid: Part XXI PO Virgil. John Dryden (Translation) 19 B.C. Messenger: "A posting messenger, dispatch'd from hence, Of this fair troop, advis'd their aged prince That foreign men of mighty stature came; Uncouth their habit, and unknown their name." 112177 0001 Aeneid: Part XXXIX PO Virgil. John Dryden (Translation) 19 B.C. Herald: "Then turning to the herald, thus pursues: "Go, greet the Trojan with ungrateful news; Denounce from me, that, when tomorrow's light Shall gild the heav'ns, he need not urge the fight; "The Trojan and Rutulian troops no more Shall dye, with mutual blood, the Latian shore: Our single swords the quarrel shall decide, And to the victor be the beauteous bride." 112178 1911 Aerial Voyages of a Small Parisian Around the World (Les Voyages Aeriens d'un Petit Parisian a Travers le Monde) SS Nizerolles, R.M. (Marcel Priollet). #1-111, 1911-1913 Reporter Yvonne Blanchard, an English male reporter, friend of TinTin, not the famous Belgian, but a French character 112179 2005 Aerosol M Newsreader (Jon Berengut). 112180 2005 Af banen MF Denmark News Media. Lokal Journalist (Nicolai Raastrup). 112181 1952 Affair in Trinidad M DVD -R HQ 10148, 10149 Reporter Mr. Peters, the Reporter (Don Kohler). Newspaper Reporter (Calvin Emery). 112182 1999 Affair of Convenience, An NR Hall, Marissa Harlequin Reporter and lawyer are neighbors and get dumped for being too busy. Both workaholics until one does the unthinkable and falls in love with the other. 112183 1953 Affair of Love, An (Master Jim Probity) N Swinnerton, F.A. Press 112184 1965 Affair of the Albatross NR OWN - P Edwards, Jane Reporter Jackie Torrance, the Courier's newest reporter. Valentine #375 112185 1963 Affair of the Skin, An M AFI-Photographers African-American Commercial Photographer (Diana Sands) 112186 1957 Affair to Remember, An M L Newscasters including U.S. (Robert Q. Lewis), French and English columnists in prologue. House to House (takeoff on Person to Person). British TV Commentator (Jack Raine). Italian TV Commentator (Dino Bolognese). French Commentator (Roger Til). 112187 1862 Affair Was a Silly Joke, The SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 112188 1953 Affair With a Stranger M DVD -R HQ 7869, 7868. DVD -R 1658 Flournoy, Richard (Story and Screen Play) Gossip Columnist Lucy Lawson on TV and in newspapers. Early TV news broadcast. June, her assistant. Her column is called "Looking Up & Down Broadway…with Lucy Lawson." New York Morning…." 112189 1948 Affaire Blum MF Reporter (Otto Matthies) 112190 1938 Affairs of Annabel, The M DVD -R HQ 6109, 6108 Publicity Man Lannie Morgan (Jack Oakie) puts the studio's biggest star, Annabel Allison, in one crazy stunt after another. 112191 1939 Affairs of Anthony R Cub Reporter Cub reporter joins cast 112192 1942 Affairs of Jimmy Valentine, The M Armstrong, Paul, Jr. (Play). Olive Cooper, Robert Tasker (Screenplay). Ness Book - Remake of "Return of Jimmy Valentine, The" 1936. Editor (Roman Bohnen) is a wanted man, an ex-criminal being sought by Radio Announcer (Dennis O'Keefe) and a man who secretly wants to settle an old score with the missing crook. Editor's gardener tries to remove evidence from newspaper morgue that would implicate the editor. The man kills the gardener. Radio Announcer gets fingerprints of murder suspects knowing real criminal will crack the safe to get them. He and the man catch the editor, but the man accidentally kills himself while trying to shoot the editor. The radio announcer, who has fallen in love with the editor's daughter, decides to let the world believe the gardener was the wanted man. 112193 1945 Affairs of Susan, The M Reporter (Stan Johnson). 112194 1992 Affairs of the Heart M SVD 671 Advice Columnist (Amy Lynn Baxter), alluring writer, enters the game of love after meeting a handsome athlete 112195 1941 Affectionately Yours M DVD -R HQ 5700, 5702. SVDSP 619 Foss, Fanya, Aleen Leslie (Story). Edward Kaufman (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Richard "Rickey" Mayberry (Dennis Morgan) hurries home from Portugal when wife plans to divorce him. Notorious womanizer who leads on fellow reporter, Irene Malcolm (Rita Hayworth) while they are stationed in Lisbon. He is planning to return to Moscow ("He won't give up until he finds Ninotchka") but decides to go back to the States when he receives telegram that wife is filing for divorce. Manufactures a story about being shot in Lisbon to justify his return. Prepares to break up wife's new romance. Editor Chester "Chet" Phillips (James Gleason) tries to keep him and wife from getting back together because marriage interferes with Mayberry's work. Malcolm says she'll do anything to help him win wife back. But she's collaborating with editor. Correspondent reconciles with wife. He creates fake accident story to get her to rush to his side instead of marrying the other man. City Editor (Charles Marsh). Copy Boy (Ed Brian). Photographer Pasha (George Tobias). "You may be a great newspaperman, but you're…." "I know, a bad husband." 112196 2001 Affinity for Murder, An NM White, Anne Journalist Ellen Davies is on a collision course with danger. She thinks she stumbled on a multi-million dollar find which will send her career in journalism soaring. It involves two dead art experts and a secret cache of paintings that may have been the work of Lake George's most famous summer resident, Georgia O'Keeffe. But as with other recently discovered O'Keeffe paintings nothing is 100 percent certain. She may not live long enough to uncover the truth. 112197 1997 Affluenza MT Publisher Kalle Lasn of Adbusters Magazine. Host-Anchor Scott Simon 112198 1992 Afghanistan SS Williams, Lynna In "Things Not Seen and Other Stories." Sportswriter Hopkins. Merilee, Post reference desk. 112199 1991 Afghanistan Ticknor N Ullmann, Alex News Media 112200 2001 AFI's 100 Years, 100 Thrills: America's Most Heart-Pounding Movies DT Film Critic-Historian Leonard Maltin. Film Critic Time Magazine Richard Schickel. 112201 1960 AFL Football DT Series. 9-11-1960 to 12-14-1969. ABC, NBC. Sportscasters Bob Neal (1961), Curt Gowdy (1961-1969), Jack Buck (1963), Charlie Jones (1964-69), Jim Simpson (1967-69). 112202 1963 AFL Highlights DT Series. 9-7-1963 to 12-17-1966.ABC. NBC Sportscasters Curt Gowdy, Paul Christman (1963) 112203 2002 AFL Sunday DT Sports Staff. Feature Reporter Ann-Maree Sparkma. Commentators Dennis Cometti, Garry Lyon, Dwayne Russell, Brian Taylor.. 112204 1844 Afloat and Ashore N MLPL Cooper, James Fenimore Press. Deplores the fact that between 1797 and 1844, the newspapers have developed an insatiable desire for news. 112205 1932 Afraid to Talk M Reporters (Ralph Brooks, Gladden James, William Wagner). Editor (Jack Richardson). 112206 1954 Africa Adventure M Columnist, War Correspondent, Globetrotting novelist Robert C. Ruark is the narrator and expedition leader. 112207 1970 Africa Erotica M AFI-Photographers Photographer 112208 1930 Africa Speaks M Journalist Lowell Thomas narrates African wild-life film 112209 1940 Africa Squeaks C Parody Correspondent Spencer Tracy as Tanley who presumes Porky Pig is Dr. Livington 112210 1955 African Manhunt M Commentator (Lawrence Dobkin - Voice). 112211 2001 African Quest, The N Hamilton, Lyn Travel Editor Kristi Ellingham for First Class magazine, a journal that catered to the upscale tastes and acquisitiveness of newly wealthy boomers as well as old money types. Tall, thin, elegant. Burberry raincoat and Vuitton luggage. Rather ordinary looking, of average height and weight with short brown hair. Distinguishing feature was a scar that ran from corner of her lip down to line of her jaw. National Post Reporter 112212 2000 African Terror N Sheraton N. News Media 112213 1990 Africana, L' MF Germany Journalist (Pierre Deny). 112214 2008 Afrika N Craig, Colleen Journalist is the single parent of a 13-year-old girl traveling to South Africa, her homeland. As her mother struggles with the past, the teenager becomes more and more determined to unlock the secret that has always kept her from knowing her father. 112215 1992 Aften med John & Aage, En MF Denmark Film Critic Torsten Langvad (Morten Lorentzen). 112216 2007 Aftenshowet DF Denmark Trend Reporter (Lotus Turell). 112217 1993 After 68 M News Reader (Ritchie Donnelly). Photographer (Bernard Walsh). 112218 1999 After Alice M Reporter (Greg Morris) 112219 1999 After All MT BET - Ness TV Female Reporter trying to get anchor job 112220 1996 After All N Emery, Lynn Reporter Michelle Toussaint from New Orleans is devastated when a man's betrayal leads to her father's financial ruin. She had a passionate relationship with the contractor five years earlier. Toussaint is a talented and ambitious news reporter on a mission: to expose a dirty scandal that threatens those who can least defend themselves. Her job as a reporter gives her the opportunity to get the goods on the man's uncle, which would eventually destroy him. The uncle is the man's mentor. Yet the reporter is about to destroy that trust. She finds out that the man's family isn't the only one to blame for her father's ruin. Her mother is part of the problem as well. 112221 2001 After Amy MT Reporter #1 (Amy Sloan). Reporter #2 (Tony Calabretta). Reporter #3 (Andrew Peplowski) 112222 2005 After Ashley P Gionfriddo, Gina News Media's glorification of tragedy when a troubled teen becomes a national celebrity. 112223 2002 After Darke (Cooper's Corner) NR Macallister, Heather Columnist Jaron Darke arranges a dinner with a small-town plumber who visits New York in search for vintage bath fixtures. A mob hit takes place outside the restaurant. They have one thing in common -- passion. 112224 2000 After Diff'rent Strokes: When the Laughter Stopped MT Photographer, Playboy (David Yost). 112225 1875 After Jenkins SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Sketches New and Old." Reporter notes on costumes worn by the belles of the ball 112226 1998 After Life (aka Wandafuru raifu) MF Koreeda, Hirokazu (Writer-Director). Japan Documentary Style. Interviews with real people, actors improvising and reading scripts to show how memories are distorted, improved on and revised. Every Monday, people who have died walk through an open doorway. They are issued an ID number and assigned to a counselor who will assist them in preparing for the journey to the other side. They can each choose one memory to remember and to cherish. They have three days to decide. After a memory is chosen, the staff recreates it on film exactly as possible. The interviews give the film a documentary feel. 112227 1993 After Midnight N Kyle, Susan (aka Diana Palmer) Journalist 112228 2005 After Midnight: No One Around M Collection of shorts about vampires Newscaster (David Lee - The Newscaster). 112229 2005 After Midnight: Perfect Subject, The M Collection of shorts about vampires Photographers. Pervert Photographer (Rick Trembles). Killer Photographer (Michael Will). 112230 1935 After Office Hours M DVD -R HQ 2311, 2315. SVD 1453. SV 254 Stallings, Lawrence and Dale Van Every (Story). Herman J. Mankiewicz (Screenplay) Ness Book Managing Editor of the New York News-Record, Jim Branch (Clark Gable). Society Editor Sharon Norwood (Constance Bennett), wealthy socialite who has taken a newspaper job to prove she can. He fires her. Hires her back when he thinks he can use her. Under fire, Branch resigns and pursues the story on his own. Reporter Hank Parr (Stuart Erwin) helps him. They rescue Norwood from the murderer. "Newspaper should print any news that can be found, stolen or bought." 112231 1977 After Rome, Africa N Glanville, Brian News Media 112232 1980 After the Fact P MLPL Sweet, J Play Index, 1978-82 Press 112233 2005 After the Game NS Chastain, Norman C. Atlanta Journal-Constitution Reporter helps a woman who thinks an Atlanta Braves all-star pitcher killed her sister. The gruff journalist helps the woman piece together the gruesome trail to a jet-setting neat freak who preys upon newfound lovers. 112234 1957 After the Locust N Fitzgerald, E. Press 112235 2000 After the Rain M DVD -R HQ 2162, 2163. SVD 1393 Journalist and a cop who are brothers get involved in a murder case linked to a crime syndicate and corrupt police officers. 112236 2005 After the Ten O’Clock News N Woodard, Ken TV Reporter Bruce Temple, in late 1961, has fulfilled his military obligation and takes over the job he was hired to do two years earlier at a TV station in Two Rivers, Mississippi. He also take up where he left off with Sue Ann Crawford, his true love and senior pre-med student at Memphis State University. A few weeks into the new job, Bruce is fired after several unnerving civil rights-related incidents, beginning when a lynch mob comes to the studio seeking a Black politician and culminating when Bruce and a cohort are severely beaten after they filmed Freedom Riders attempting to integrate a Greyhound bus station. Confused and desperate, Bruce accepts a TV job offer in Texas, sight unseen. He realizes he has made a monumental mistake the moment he enters the station. He reluctantly accepts the challenge. Maintaining a serious love relationship between Banta, Texas and Memphis, Tennessee is difficult at best. Besides a pipsqueak program director and a tyrannical general manager in Texas, Bruce’s situation is further complicated by a beautiful weather girl and a nympho traffic director, each of whom wants to test his loyalty to his betrothed. 112237 1936 After the Thin Man M DVD -R HQ 2147, 2148. L Reporters (Donald Briggs, Fredric "Fred" Santly, Jack Norton). Reporter (Cyril Ring). Photographers (Baldwin Cooke, Sherry Hall, Jack E. Raymond). Night City Editor (Jonathan Hale). First News Radio Announcer (Sam Hayes). Photographer (Baldwin Cooke). Photographer (Sherry Hall). Photographer (Jack Raymond). Newsboy (Billy Benedict). 112238 1940 After the Thin Man R CD 003 Lux Radio Theater Lux Radio Theater 40-06-17 Reporters 112239 1992 After the War SS OWN - H Hamill, Pete In "Tokyo Sketches." TV Anchorwoman. Affair between a Japanese combat photographer Akio and an American TV anchorwoman, Diane. 112240 1960 After the War N Stern, Daniel N. War Correspondent's daughter in the 1950s gets involved with a returning World War II veteran. 112241 1998 After You NR Garrett, Annie TV Reporter Clare McClendon from New York receives a postcard bringing news of a boating accident prompting the 34-year-old married woman to revisit her first love affair. Talking to a friend at lunch, McClendon relives passion she once had for a fisherman when she was 17 in Maine, after having been sent away from her Midwestern home while her mother was dying of cancer. She is now a successful TV broadcaster, but feels estranged from her husband who has become absorbed in his own mother's battle with cancer. She is recovering from a mastectomy. Her first love suffered head injury and has forgotten his wife and children, remembering only her. She is asked to come and help him recover his memory. She does so and in the process heals her own marriage. 112242 1967 After You, Comrade M Great Spy Pictures II TV Announcer (Emil Nofal) 112243 2003 Afterglow W Griffiths, David Australia. Lesbian Journalist Andrea Vicente is 28 years old, the daughter of a naval captain. She grew up with stars in her eyes. She has always wanted to be famous. A smart student, she graduated from University and started working at a newspaper, which bored her, as she simply wasn’t in the limelight. She befriends detective sergeant Kate Crosswell and soon finds herself breaking many of Australia’s top crimes. She wrote a best selling book on the life and crimes of a psychopathic rapist who views crime as a game, which led to her being picked up as a journalist on the top-rated current affairs show. Work is what Vicente lives for. She is tough, fast-talking and over-confident, but starting to mellow. Her aim is to become an internationally recognized journalist. Although she’ll go to a club to trawl for women, she is always fearful her secret will be made public, and it will harm her career. She also lives in fear as she faces constant threats from the criminal she profiled. 112244 2003 Afterlife M UK Journalist (Laura Pearson). 112245 2002 Aftermath M Journalist. 112246 2008 Aftermath N Ervin, Sharon Reporter Anna Fulenweider is 24, a fair, white, freckled-faced newspaper reporter who was kidnapped and is shamed by her responses to the kidnapper’s titillations. She refuses to talk about the abduction even six weeks later, despite the fact she is plagued by sakes and tremors. Police have not been able to identify, much less capture, the man who abducted the once-haughty reporter and released her 53 hours later, pensive, cowed and unwilling to talk about her ordeal, even to the psychiatrist provided by her employer newspaper. Desperate to undo the psychological damage to his friend and coworker, African-American News Photographer Wesley Stemmons, 32, arranges a meeting between Anna and Wesley's boyhood friend, the irrepressible Joe Marsh. Before her abduction, Anna had interviewed Marsh, long distance, about his development of an ingenious family of tracking devices. He provided her prototypes. When Anna vanished, it was Marsh who activated a satellite tracer from 500 miles away and booted up a receiver in Anna's purse by remote, enabling him to send local police close enough to impel her release. Wesley reluctantly brings Joe and Anna together although fearful the playful playboy, Marsh, and the beautiful, somber Anna will be mutually attracted. Wesley tells Marsh of his own romantic interest in Anna and warns his friend not to complicate things. Marsh is annoyed to find the bright, funny reporter he befriended by telephone timid and subject to occasional, uncontrollable shakes. Determined to help, Marsh coaxes, bullies and cajoles Anna, forcing her to recall her abhorrent experience by fits and starts. His efforts become more complex as the romantic tension between himself and Anna grows and as Stemmons' jealousy mounts. In spite of Marsh's resistance, his interest in Anna takes root and blooms. Being in love with the same woman ignites animosity between Marsh and Stemmons which escalates from uneasy tension to hostility. Still, the men doggedly follow the kidnapping case's cold trail together. Eventually, it is Anna who discovers the culprit and unmasks his age-old motive: unrequited love. Marsh steps up his campaign to prove to Anna, one-on-one, that her very responsive sexual impulses are normal and that sensuality between a man and a woman is a gift, not an affliction. 112247 1903 Aftermath, The; Or Gleanings from a Busy Life; called upon the outer cover for purposes of sale N Belloc, Hilaire Press. Pokes fun at all slaves to stupid conventions in journalism and in what nowadays goes by the name of Literature, Caliban's Guide to Letters. 112248 2005 Afternoon Show, The: DT Episode #21. 2-28-2005 Hollywood Correspondent Nelson Aspen. Hosts Sheana Keane, Blathnaid Ni Chofaigh, Anna Nolan. 112249 1999 Aftershock: Earthquake in New York MT DVD -R HQ 7797, 7798 Newscaster (Marrett Green). News Chopper Pilot (Bob Neve). 112250 2004 Afterword CB Gulf War Journal War Correspondent Scott “Journal” Neithammer and his Photographer Gajaba. Tina Neithammer gets married after the Gulf War and has a baby, Hope. 112251 1927 Again the Antilles SS GPL Rhys, Jean In "Tigers Are Better-Looking." Editor of the Dominica Herald and Leeward Islands Gazette 112252 1929 Again the Ringer N Wallace, Edgar Crime Reporter for the Megaphone, a newspaperman who had been to New York to study the methods of Transatlantic criminals -- he was the crime reporter of an important London newspaper. 112253 2003 Against All Enemies N Coyle, Harold TV Anchorwoman Jan Fields is a journalist who has the inside scoop on the right-wing Idaho governor who has strong connections to various militia organizations and an eye on the presidency. When six Idaho militiamen are ordered to stand trial in Seattle, the governor and attorney general refuse to arrest them using the Idaho National Guard to expel the FBI and federal Justice Department employees at gunpoint. Fields is the stepmother of a lieutenant fresh from VMI who is sent in to quell a potentially dangerous situation. As the country watches, the prominent Anchor-Reporter discovers that Idaho’s charismatic governor has an agenda of his own, one that may truly have a revolutionary effect on the whole country. 112254 1982 Against All Hope M Sports Announcer (Bruce Holt). 112255 1992 Against All Odds DT L. SV 141 4-19-92 Hosts (Lindsay Wagner, Everett McGill). Reality program presenting stories of real-life heroes from around the world. 112256 1967 Against Entropy N GPL Frayn, Michael London Newspaper Staff. John Dyson longs to escape from editing features. Editor seems unable to fire insufferable picture editor Reg Mounce 112257 1994 Against Her Will: Carrie Buck Story, The MT Journalist (Laddy Sartin). 112258 1992 Against Her Will: Incident in Baltimore, An MT Reporter (Rick Applegate) 112259 1991 Against The Law T DVD -R 1706. SV 59 3-8-91 News Media. 112260 1934 Against the Law M Cameraman (Eddie Foster). Cameraman (Howard M. Mitchell) 112261 1997 Against the Law M DVD -R HQ 3204, 3206 TV Newswoman Maggie Hewitt (Nancy Allen) is ordered by a gunman, who has killed several police officers by outdrawing them and is seeking fame, to film a showdown with a police hero. 112262 2003 Against the Ropes M DVD -R HQ 3430, 3431 Sportswriter Gavin (Tim Daley). Female Reporter (Jackie Kallen). USA Today Reporter (John Christopher Terry). Megan the Reporter (Tamara Hickey). HBO Commentator (Neil Crone). Ring Announcer (Michael Buffer). 112263 1941 Against the Storm R Reporter tells refugee meaning of America 112264 1994 Against the Wall MT VHS 321 News Media. Reporter #1 (Vincent Henry). Reporter #2 (Scott Higgins). News Crew Member (Jared Brent Johnson). 112265 1994 Against Their Will: Women in Prison MT Commentator (Katherine Trowell) 112266 1985 Agalitsas: Ena exagomeno koroido, O MF Greece Journalist (Athina Mavromati). 112267 0001 Agamemnon P COPY Aeschylus 458 B.C.E. Herald. "…thee, Mercury, my avenger, Revered by heralds, that from thee derive Their high employ;" After recounting the story: "Thou hast my message." Chorus: "Now tell me, herald…" "Never can I esteem a falsehood honest, Though my friends long enjoy the sweet delusion." "This is the truth." "Having heard this, know thou hast heard the truth." Herald: "For lo! I see a herald from the shore Draw hither, shadowed with the olive-wreath….." Messenger: "What messenger of joy today Hath won thine ear? what welcome news." Herald: "O land of Argos, fatherland of mine! To thee at last, beneath the tenth year's sun, My feet return; the bark of my emprise, Tho' one by one hope's anchors broke away, Held by the last, and now rides safely here." 112268 0060 Agamemnon P COPY Seneca Messenger. Eurybates, messenger of Agamemnon. "Eurybates, our king's own messenger." "A sorry tale 'twould be: thou bid'st me mix The bitter message with the sweet. But I, Alas, am sick at heart, and cannot tell For very horror our most woeful tale." 112269 2001 Agamer MF France Journalist (Shirley Bousquet). Le journaliste (Laurent Klug). 112270 1979 Agatha M L Tynan, Kathleen (Story). Tynan, Arthur Hopcraft (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Wally Stanton (Dustin Hoffman, an American in England in 1926 meets Agatha Christie who had disappeared. She has a romantic encounter with journalist who is following her. British Reporter John Foster (Paul Brooke) for small Sunningdale Echo. Foster and Stanton meet when Stanton helps him get into a literary luncheon where Christie is speaking. Needs the British reporter to provide him with background information. When she disappears, the columnist tracks her to a health spa. Romance develops. Columnist makes sarcastic comments about Christie's husband throughout. He prevents her from carrying out elaborate suicide plot. Writes a story but after getting one more satiric jab at her husband during a press conference, gives Christie the manuscript "I may not be as distinguished a writer as you, Mrs. Christie, but even hacks have their standards," he says giving her the story. As they prepare to part, she slips the manuscript back into his suitcase. Daily Mirror front page. Barrogate Evening News. 112271 2006 Agatha Christie Marple: Sittaford Mystery, The MT Reporter (Ian Hallard). Journalist (Laurence Richardson) 112272 2002 Agatha Christie: Poirot: Evil Under the Sun MT Christie, Agatha (Novel) Journalist Patrick Redfern as an affair in front of his wife and Poirot confronts him about this. After collapsing in front of his 'rival' Japp, being rushed into hospital and diagnosed with a weight problem that could cause a heart problem, private society detective Hercule Poirot, who must recover and hopes to lose some weight, visits a seaside health farm on "Burgh Island", in Devon, which has about the best weather in Britain, accompanied by his British friend and assistant, major Hastings. For once he needs to keep far from mysteries, but a murder happens right there: the flirtatious heiress Arlena Stewart is found strangled on a secluded beach where she went sunbathing near a cove. As usual Poirot has several suspects such as Christine Redfern, whose husband, journalist Patrick Redfern, was flirting with Arlena in front of Christine while Arlena's husband Kenneth Marshall and 17-year-old step son Lionel Marshall resented her own flirtations with other men. Others had much to loose by Arlena's diva-bitching in professional life. A strange guest at the resort, Major Barry, rather grimly warns Poirot and Hastings to leave as the island isn't a safe place but refuses to explain why. The mystery unravels slowly as he struggles with the exact method of the killer and especially the timing of events, for both deliberate deception and chance complicated matters. 112273 1983 Agatha Christie's Sparkling Cyanide M SVD 1211 News Media 112274 1983 Agatha Christie's Thirteen at Dinner T Interviewer David Frost as himself 112275 2008 Agatha Raisin and a Spoonful of Poison NM Beaton, M.C. #19 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Practitioner Agatha Raisin, at 53, sells her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. Agatha is a pushy, whiny, unsociable, self-pitying sort who investigates murders in the tiny village of Carsely the way other women might shop, as a distraction from boredom. Agatha Raisin’s detective agency has become so successful that she wants nothing more than to take quality time for rest and relaxation. But as soon as she begins closing the agency on weekends, she remembers that when she has plenty of quality time, she doesn’t know what to do with it. So it doesn’t take much for the vicar of a nearby village to persuade her to help publicize the church fete -- especially when the fair’s organizer, George Selby, turns out to be a gorgeous widower. Agatha brings out the crowds for the fete, all right, but there’s more going on than innocent village fun. Several of the offerings in the jam-tasting booth turn out to be poisoned, and the festive family event becomes the scene of two murders. Along with her young and much to her dismay pretty sidekick, Toni, Agatha must uncover the truth behind the jam tampering, keep the church funds safe from theft, and expose the nasty secrets lurking in the village -- all the while falling for handsome George who may have secrets of his own. 112276 2003 Agatha Raisin and the Case of the Curious Curate NM Beaton, M.C. #13 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Practitioner Agatha Raisin, at 53, sells her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. Agatha is a pushy, whiny, unsociable, self-pitying sort who investigates murders in the tiny village of Carsely the way other women might shop, as a distraction from boredom. The village is shaken by the appearance of a gorgeous new assistant cleric. Before long, the cleric is hated by the vicar for pulling in record crowds at services and lusted after by every woman in the village. After the cleric is found stabbed to death at the vicarage. Agatha takes it upon herself to discover who did in the body in the library. 112277 2002 Agatha Raisin and the Day the Floods Came NM Beaton, M.C. #12 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Practitioner Agatha Raisin, at 53, sells her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. Agatha is thin-skinned, prickly and annoying. When her beloved husband runs off to join a monastery in France, Agatha seeks solace in an island vacation. During her getaway, she notices a newlywed couple. Within days, the groom drowns the bride. On her return home, during a dramatic flash flood,Agatha sees another dead bride, wearing a white gown and clutching a bridal bouquet, sweeping past on the river. Agatha swings into action, pestering the locals and enlisting the aid of her new neighbor, a mystery writer. 112278 2000 Agatha Raisin and the Fairies of Fryfam NM Beaton, M.C. #10 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Practitioner Agatha Raisin, at 53, sells her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. When a fortune-teller tells Agatha Raisin that her destiny lies in Norfolk, Agatha doesn’t think twice about renting a cottage sight unseen in a county she’s never visited. Of course, Agatha has been spurned by the love of her life, her neighbor James Lacey, which has a lot to do with her removing herself and her two cats, Hodge and Boswell, to the village of Fryfam. There she meets the members of the Fryfam’s Women’s Group, to whom she explains her presence by saying she’s writing a crime novel, Death at the Manor. Unfortunately the village squire is soon murdered at his manor house. Aided by suave friend Sir Charles Fraith, Agatha sets about prying into the lives of the locals to discover who wanted the squire dead. 112279 2004 Agatha Raisin and the Haunted House NM Beaton, M.C. #14 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Practitioner Agatha Raisin, at 53, sells her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. Agatha is a pushy, whiny, unsociable, self-pitying sort who investigates murders in the tiny village of Carsely the way other women might shop, as a distraction from boredom. Just back from an extended stay in London, Agatha finds herself greeted by torrential rains and an old, familiar feeling of boredom. When her handsome new neighbor, Paul Chatterton, shows up on her doorstep, she tries her best to ignore his obvious charms, but his sparkling black eyes and the promise of adventure soon lure her into another investigation. Paul has heard rumors about Agatha’s reputation as the Cotswold village sleuth and wastes no time offering their services to the crotchety owner of a haunted house. Whispers, footsteps, and a cold white mist are plaguing Mrs. Witherspoon, but the police have failed to come up with any leads, supernatural or otherwise. The neighbors think it’s all a desperate ploy for attention, but Paul and Agatha are sure something more devious is going on. Someone’s playing tricks on Mrs. Witherspoon, and when she turns up dead under suspicious circumstances, Agatha finds herself caught up in another baffling murder mystery. 112280 2003 Agatha Raisin and the Love from Hell NM Beaton, M.C. #11 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Practitioner Agatha Raisin, at 53, sells her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. Agatha is a pushy, whiny, unsociable, self-pitying sort who investigates murders in the tiny village of Carsely the way other women might shop, as a distraction from boredom. Finally married to the love of her life, neighbor James Lacey, Agatha soon realizes that what she hoped would be a happy modern marriage in the idyllic Cotswold village of Carsely is anything but. First, James explodes with anger wen she turns his laundry pink then expresses vehement disapproval when she serves a Marks & Spencer’s prepared lasagna for dinner. Finally, when each is sure the other is having an affair, James goes missing, leaving only blood stains behind. Determined to find him, Agatha and her friend, Sir Charles Fraith, begin an investigation that leads them to the discovery of the body of Melissa Sheppard, James’s suspected mistress. Delving into Melissa’s past life reveals two ex-husbands and an estranged sister, all with motive to kill. 112281 1996 Agatha Raisin and the Murderous Marriage NM Beaton, M.C. #5 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Executive Agatha Raisin, was a public relations powerhouse when, at 53, she sold her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. Agata is about to marry her handsome next-door neighbor, but the wedding ceremony is halted mid-vow by the arrival of Jimmy Raisin, the husband Agatha hoped was dead and neglected to mention to her fiancé James Lacey, the fastidious, upstanding citizen currently waiting to tie the knot. Now Jimmy, a down-and-out alcoholic who had been known to practice a bit of blackmail. turns up dead in a ditch in the immediate neighborhood. Bodies stack up and James refuses to marry Agatha. They track down some of Jimmy’s victims, who have a distressing tendency to die shortly after being questioned by them. Both are high on the suspect list. 112282 1994 Agatha Raisin and the Potted Gardener NM Beaton, M.C. #3 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Practitioner Agatha Raisin, at 53, sells her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. Raisin returns from a long vacation abroad to find the other residents of her Cotswold village dazzled by a beautiful newcomer. The divorced Mary Fortune has particularly captivated Agatha’s neighbor and love interest, James Lacey sharing his passion for gardening. Agatha tries to compete, but a late frost leaves her with no prospects for the upcoming garden show. A former associate in her London PR firm, desperate to have her back, promises to have her garden secretly replanted if she’ll agree to return to work for six months in the fall. As the time for the garden show approaches, malicious pranks wreck the gardens of neighbors who have had run-ins with Mary. Then Agatha finds Mary strung up by her heels, her head “planted” in a large pot and Agatha and James are once again plunged into another murder investigation. 112283 1997 Agatha Raisin and the Terrible Tourist NM Beaton, M.C. #6 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Executive Agatha Raisin, was a public relations powerhouse when, at 53, she sold her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. Marriage to next-door-neighbor James Lacey has fallen through and James has taken off for Cyprus, the planned site of their aborted honeymoon. Agatha goes after him. They share a rented house -- platonically. One night a woman is tabbed to death and Agatha wants to know why. 112284 1993 Agatha Raisin and the Vicious Vet NM Beaton, M.C. #2 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Executive Agatha Raisin, at 53, sells her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. When a handsome veterinarian dies from a drug injection intended for a horse, Agatha decides it was murder and calls on her bachelor neighbor James Lacey to help investigate. 112285 2005 Agatha Raisin and the Walkers of Dembley NM Beaton, M.C. #4 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Practitioner Agatha Raisin, at 53, sells her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. Agatha is a pushy, whiny, unsociable, self-pitying sort who investigates murders in the tiny village of Carsely the way other women might shop, as a distraction from boredom. After six grueling months spent in London, Agatha Raisin returns to her beloved village and to her attractive neighbor, James Lacy. True, James is less than thrilled to see her, but Agatha is soon consoled by a sensational murder. The victim, found in a lonely field, is hiker Jessica Tartinck, who spent her life enraging wealthy landowners by insisting on her walking club’s right to hike over their properties. And now she has been found in a cornfield, battered over the head. Agatha lures the reluctant James into helping with her informal investigation, and there are so many leads to follow, for Jessica’s fellow walkers seem able, even willing, to commit murder. And then there are the enraged landowners. Hope springs eternal in Agatha’s breast, and she feels confident that the trail of a slippery killer may also be the road to love -- or will it lead to even more deaths? 112286 1998 Agatha Raisin and the Wellspring of Death NM Beaton, M.C. #7 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Executive Agatha Raisin, was a public relations powerhouse when, at 53, she sold her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. Agatha comes out of retirement to manage the publicity for the launch of water bottled from a village spring -- much to the chagrin of some of her neighbors. While still smarting from her broken engagement to neighbor James Lacey, Agatha goes to work for the Ancombe Water Company, a company trying to negotiate a deal with the parish council to bottle water from a historic village spring, a move that has sharply divided the council. When the body of the council chairman who had not yet committed on the issue, is found head-down in the spring, Agatha, who is doing PR for the water company and James each decide to investigate. Bitterness keeps them apart and Agatha is romanced by the much younger company director. 112287 2000 Agatha Raisin and the Witch of Wyckhadden NM Beaton, M.C. #9 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Practitioner Agatha Raisin, at 53, sells her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. After losing her hair in her last adventure, Agatha retreats to a seaside resort to grow it back. She consults a witch for a hair tonic, which seems to work, until someone murders the witch. There is nothing more depressing for a middle-aged lovelorn woman with bald patches on her head than to find herself in an English seaside resort out of season. Which one of the graying guests is capable of such a brutal crime? 112288 1999 Agatha Raisin and the Wizard of Evesham NM Beaton, M.C. #8 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Executive Agatha Raisin, was a public relations powerhouse when, at 53, she sold her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely.”She was as stocky middle-aged woman with good legs, a round face and small bearlike eyes which look suspiciously out at the world. Her hair had always been her pride, thick and brown and glossy.” In an attempt to get rid of the gray in her hair, Agatha accidentally colors her hair purple. Soon she finds herself in the capable hands of Mr. John, a hairdresser with a devoted following in nearby Evesham. Tinting and styling aren’t his only trucks. With his deep blue eyes and sympathetic nature, he coaxes all sorts of confidences out of his clients. Even the tough Agatha half falls under his spell, although she has an excuse since she’s heartsick over neighbor James Lacey, who has left her alone while he goes on holiday. It turns out the hairdresser might be a blackmailer. She agrees to set herself up to catch Mr. John in the act, but he dies of poisoning before he can take the bait. Agatha might be on a killer’s short list herself. She sets out to find the murderer. 112289 2005 Agatha Raisin: Deadly Dance, The NM Beaton, M.C. #15 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Practitioner Agatha Raisin, at 53, sells her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. Agatha is a pushy, whiny, unsociable, self-pitying sort who investigates murders in the tiny village of Carsely the way other women might shop, as a distraction from boredom. Infuriated that her holiday was ruined by a mugging, Agatha decides to open up her own detective agency. The romance-minded sleuth is thrilled by visions of handsome fellow gumshoes and headline-making crimes -- but soon finds the only cases she can get are a non-glamorous lot of lost cats and an errant teenager. But when a wealthy divorcee hires the agency to investigate a death threat against her daughter Cassandra, Agatha thwarts a vicious attack on the heiress bride. Now Agatha is in hot pursuit of the culprit. But when the groom’s father turns up dead, Agatha must untangle a growing list of suspects, from Carsely’s quiet village lanes to Paris’ most fashionable streets. Soon the willfully undaunted Agatha is in trouble with French and British police and on the outs again with old friends -- and dead in the sights of a murderer. 112290 2007 Agatha Raisin: Kissing Christmas Goodbye NM Beaton, M.C. #18 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Practitioner Agatha Raisin, at 53, sells her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. Agatha is a pushy, whiny, unsociable, self-pitying sort who investigates murders in the tiny village of Carsely the way other women might shop, as a distraction from boredom. Agatha is feeling woefully middle-aged after hiring Tony Gilmour, an endearing U.K.-style Nancy Drew full of teen energy and charm. As Toni takes over the pet recovery end of the sleuthing business, Agatha looks into a mysterious letter from the rich matriarch of the Manor House who suspects family members of plotting to kill her before she can change her will to disinherit them. Agatha and her friend Sir. Charles Fraith attend the woman’s 80th birthday party only see her keel over, poisoned by hemlock in her salad. Digging into her past yields an even darker mystery. 112291 2007 Agatha Raisin: Love, Lies and Liquor NM Beaton, M.C. #17 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Practitioner Agatha Raisin, at 53, sells her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. Agatha is a pushy, whiny, unsociable, self-pitying sort who investigates murders in the tiny village of Carsely the way other women might shop, as a distraction from boredom. Agatha still carries a torch for her ex-husband, James Lacey, who gives Agatha reason to believe he may want to reconcile. He invites her on holiday after moving back to the cottage next door to hers. Unfortunately, the surprise destination is a rundown British seaside town, Snoth-on-Sea, where a fellow guest at their hotel is murdered, strangled with Agatha’s scarf. Before Agatha can make much headway in her investigation, two more guests are killed. More engaging than the crime solving -- the underdeveloped victims and suspects are hard to tell apart, let alone care about -- is the back-and-forth between Agatha and James. 112292 2006 Agatha Raisin: Perfect Paragon, The NM Beaton, M.C. #16 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Practitioner Agatha Raisin sold a successful public relations company in London and took early retirement. Public Relations Practitioner Roy Silver, Agatha’s former assistant. “Public relations can be wearing. Being nice to some truly awful people.” “Agatha, wasn’t life safer in public relations?” Agatha grinned. “Dog-eat-dog, I assure you. Knives in backs all round.” A jealous husband hires Agatha to find out if his wife is two-timing him. 112293 1992 Agatha Raisin: Quiche of Death, The NM Beaton, M.C. #1 Agatha Raisin Mysteries Former Public Relations Practitioner Agatha Raisin, at 53, sells her London public relations firm to retire to the picturesque Cotswold Village of Carsely. 112294 1969 Age of Consent M SVD 966 Mason TV Interviewer (Max Moldrun). 112295 1935 Age of Indiscretion M DVD -R HQ 6393, 6394 Publisher who is high-minded discovers that his wife is unfaithful 112296 1920 Age of Innocence, The N OWN - H Wharton, Edith Journalist Ned Winsett tries to win the hero lawyer to a less restrictive life. 112297 1993 Age of Innocence, The M DVD -R HQ 3516, 3517, 3512. L Journalist (Ned Winsett). Photographer (Martin Scorsese). 112298 1994 Age of Rebellion CB Prime #14 Reporters. Anonymous and Unnamed Reporters. Wanted by the law and the military, Rogue Prime fights for teenage rights and tries to get his views out to the public by appearing in an interview with Al Baker. 112299 1988 Age of Wonder, The N Grieg, Michael News Media 112300 2001 Agency, The: Deadline T SVD 1140, 1129 Episode #10. 12-20-2001 Investigative Reporter (Nicholas Cascone) in Washington D.C. exposes former Agency mole. Agency's efforts complicated by hot-shot reporter. 112301 2002 Agency, The: Doublecrossover T Episode #21. 5-2-2002 Reporter (Monique Daniels). 112302 2002 Agency, The: Finale T VHS 1281 Episode #22. 5-9-2002. News Media 112303 1965 Agent 8 3/4 M AFI-Authors Writer 112304 1976 Agent in Place NM OWN - H MacInnes, Helen News Media 112305 1989 Agent of Influence NM OWN - H Aaron, David French Media Mogul Marcel Bresson plots takeover of News. Worldweek that controls most of America's influential news media. 112306 1985 Agent on Ice M TV Newscaster (Phyllis Voren) 112307 2000 Agent Red M Newscaster (Larry Carroll). 112308 1966 Agente segreto 070: Thunderbay missione Grasshopper MF Hong Kong - Italy Journalist (Robert Fisherman). 112309 1989 Agenten N Ortheil, Hanns-Josef Germany Journalist 112310 1985 Agents of Sympathy N O'Neill, Frank News Media 112311 1962 Agents, The SS MLPL Glanville, Brian In "Winter's Tales." News Media. Little journalism. 112312 1983 Agentti 000 ja kuoleman kurvit MF Finland Reporter Ulla Salla (Kielo Tommila). 112313 1992 Aggressor N Cook, Nick Journalist Tom Girling tracks a mysterious Islamic organization called the Angels. 112314 2007 Agnes and the Hitman N Crusie, Jennifer and Bob Mayer Food Columnist Agnes Crandall is better known as Cranky Agnes. She's working on her second bestselling cookbook ("More Mob Food") and getting ready for the big society wedding that's going to be held in her back yard. A guy with a gun breaks in and tries to kidnap her dog. Agnes accidentally kills him. After that a big guy shows up to protect her. 112315 2008 Agnes Hahn N Satterlie, Richard Reporter Jason Powers of the Santa Rosa Press Democrat covers the case of a woman who works at an animal shelter and is arrested for a string of heinous murders. Driven by the opportunity to write a true crime book bestseller, Powers covers the killings and soon uncovers a tangle of family secrets including one about the woman’s mysterious twin sister. Just when Powers is breaking through one of the woman’s aunt’s dementia to put together the puzzle behind the carnage, she is murdered. Now motivated by the family’s unanswered questions, Powers strives to discover the truth about the woman, her aunts and the mysteries that surround them. 112316 1985 Agnes of God M TV Reporter (Herbert Luft). Newscaster (Marc Denis). 112317 1995 Agony Again T British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112318 1995 Agony Again: Breaking Point T Episode #6. 10-5-1995 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112319 1995 Agony Again: Dazed and Confused T Episode #3. 9-14-1995 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112320 1995 Agony Again: Heartbreak Hotel T Episode #1. 8-31-1995. British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112321 1995 Agony Again: Hound Dog T Episode #5. 9-28-1995 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112322 1995 Agony Again: Love Will Find a Way T Episode #2. 9-7-1995 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112323 1995 Agony Again: Showtime T Episode #7. 10-12-1995 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112324 1995 Agony Again: Showtime T Episode #7. 10-12-1995 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112325 1995 Agony Again: Soap Dish T Episode #4. 9-21-1995 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112326 1981 Agony: Arrivals and Departures T Episode #15. 1-25-1981 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112327 1980 Agony: Back to Reality T Episode #7. 4-13-1980. Second Season Opener. British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112328 1980 Agony: Coming Out...And Going in Again? T Episode #9. 4-27-1980 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112329 1981 Agony: Communications Breakdown T Episode #17. 2-8-1981 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112330 1979 Agony: Conjugal Wrongs T Episode #3. 3-25-1979 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112331 1979 Agony: Forever and Never T Episode #5. 4-15-1979 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112332 1981 Agony: From Here to Maternity T Episode #14. 1-18-1981. Third Season Opener. British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112333 1979 Agony: Help T Episode #1. 3-11-1979. British Series 1979-1981 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112334 1981 Agony: Holy Wars T Episode #18. 2-15-1981 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112335 1981 Agony: Holy Wars T Episode #18. 2-15-1981 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112336 1981 Agony: Hospital Romances T Episode #16. 2-1-1981. British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112337 1981 Agony: Lucas v. Lucas T Episode #19. 2-22-1981 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112338 1980 Agony: Problem Parents T Episode #11. 5-11-1980 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112339 1981 Agony: Rings Off Their Fingers T Episode #20. 3-1-1981 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112340 1980 Agony: Second Time Around T Episode #12. 5-18-1980 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112341 1980 Agony: Television Can Damage Your Health T Episode #10. 5-4-1980 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112342 1979 Agony: Too Much Agony, Too Little Ecstasy T Episode #6. 4-29-1979. Finale of Season One. British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112343 1979 Agony: Unmarried Couple, An T Episode #2. 3-18-1979 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112344 1979 Agony: Wedlock, Deadlock T Episode #4. 4-8-1979 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112345 1980 Agony: Woman Alone, A T Episode #13. 5-25-1980 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112346 1980 Agony: Woman Alone, A T Episode #13. 5-25-1980. Second Season Finale British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112347 1980 Agony: Working Girls T Episode #8. 4-20-1980 British Advice Columnist "Agony" Aunt Jane Lucas (Maureen Lipman) for Person Magazine. She is highly successful in her career working at radio call-in show in London and for magazine Person, but whose personal life is a shambles. Jane Lucas, an Agony Aunt with a call-in radio show, has her own set of troubles with a very Jewish mother and her psychiatrist husband Laurence. Then there’s the crazy lives of her station co-workers and the nice gay couple who live upstairs. All the people she works with are tireless self-promoters including the libidinous journalist Vincent Fish (Bill Knightly). Editor of Person Magazine Diana (Jan Holden). Secretary Val Dunn (Diana Weston). Radio Colleague Andy Evol (Peter Blake). 112348 1985 Agoria stin porneia MF Reporter (Michalis Maniatis). 112349 2004 Agricultural Report C Short Interviewer (Brendan Dempsey). Discussion on radio on new strain of a disease that could be dangerous to livestock herds. A cow listening to the show gets a bit worried. 112350 1981 Agries kotes MF Greece News Media. Reporters (Lefteris Elefteriadis, Nikos Tsoukas). 112351 2004 Agronomist DM Jonathan Demme’s documentary Investigative Journalist Jean Dominique, the Haitian radio personality and political activist, is assassinated in April 2000. This documentary chronicles his life and times. 112352 1991 Agujerito sin fin, El DF Reporter (Maria Eugenia Molinari). Reporter (Pablo Marcovsky). 112353 2005 Ah Aah: Anbe Aaruyire MF Reporter Shiva (S.J. Surya) belongs to a middle class family and is a press reporter. Press Reporter (Santhanam). 112354 1959 Ah, Wilderness! T O'Neill, Eugene (Play) Publisher. Richard Miller (Lee Kinsolving) is the son of a Connecticut newspaper publisher 112355 1935 Ah, Wilderness! M DVD -R HQ 3190, 3191. VHS 1284 O'Neill, Eugene (Play). Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor of the town paper. The Globe, is Nat (Lionel Barrymore). Sid (Wallace Beery) plays a heavy drinking uncle who leaves his reporting job on the paper to take a position in another town, but returns when he gets fired. "Even a newspaper owner has to read a book now and again." 112356 1990 Ahavata Ha'ahronah Shel Laura Adler MF TV Interviewer (Ram Avron). 112357 2005 Ahead of the Class MT Journalist (Martin Savage) 112358 2005 Ahoi! Ein mörderisches Spiel N Prinz, Ellen Germany TV Journalist 112359 2001 Ahora: DF Episode #7. 9-15-2001 Reporter Lucia Riano. 112360 1994 Ai no shinsekai MF Journalist (Takashi Matsuo). Photographer (Nobuyoshi Araki). 112361 1961 Ai to honoho to MF Japan Editor (Yusuke Takita). 112362 2003 Ai yori aoshi C Reporter (Kristy Paper - Voice - English). TV Announcer (Lex Lang - Voice - English). 112363 1977 Aika hyva ihmiseksi MF Photographer Hurme (Toivo Makela) 112364 1992 Aileen Wuornos: Selling of a Serial Killer, The DT SVD 562 (Incomplete) Interviewer-Host Nick Broomfield explores the News Media circus surrounding the case of America's first textbook female serial killer 112365 1990 Aimee M Reporter (Dave Jackman). Reporter (Sharon Lawless). Reporter (Tamzin Neville). Reporter (Jonathan Truss). 112366 1999 Aimee & Jaguar (aka Aimee and Jaguar) MF DVD Fischer, Erica (Novel). Max Farberbock (Writer-Director) German Journalist Felice Schragenheim-Jaguar (Maria Schrader), a Jewish lesbian, falls in love with Aimee, the wife of a Nazi officer. Jaguar is Felice Schragenheim who initiates the forbidden romance. A passionate love affair beings amidst the bobbing raids and the threat of persecution. The wife wants to divorce her husband, which causes a terrible storm, not just because her lover is a woman, but because she is Jewish and fighting for the Resistance. The two women make a pact of love and marriage and try to block out the reality of war and persecution, but the Gestapo soon catches up with them. Felice is passing as Aryan and working at a Nazi propaganda newspaper. She is a free spirit, organizing parties and attending concerts, all the while flirting with her lesbian friends and culling information for her underground network. Playful, clever and charismatic, Felice thrives on these risky activities, but also lives in fear of being killed or losing loved ones. While she remains romantically unattached by choice, she also feels a need to be loved: her parents are dead and her life is in constant danger. While Felice and Lilly couldn’t be more different from one another, they couldn’t be more perfectly matched. They both seek what the other can give: Lilly offers quiet stability and security, and Felice brings a wild spirit. Although the first time Felice kisses Lilly, she gets a smack across the face, the two soon fall in love feverishly writing letters to each other every day, Lilly curled up on a couch in the comforts of her home, Felice scribbling poetry intermittently while transcribing her boss’s propaganda about the Nazi regime’s progress. From their love letters come their secret nicknames, “Aimee” (Lilly) and “Jaguar” (Felice). Despite, or because of, their growing passion, Felice is slow to reveal her secret to her lover, who keeps a bust of Hitler on her mantle. Eventually, Felice tells Lilly the truth, and they decide to make the best of a dangerous situation by having fun: they ride bikes along the banks of the Havel river, take photographs of each other, play cards, and, as all of Felice’s friends seem to do when they get together, smoke a lot of cigarettes. 112367 1998 Aimee & Jaguar (aka Aimee and Jaguar) N Fischer, Erica German Jewish Journalist Jaguar (Maria Schrader), a lesbian, falls in love with Aimee, the wife of a Nazi officer. Jaguar is Felice Schragenheim who initiates the forbidden romance. A passionate love affair beings amidst the bobbing raids and the threat of persecution. The wife wants to divorce her husband, which causes a terrible storm, not just because her lover is a woman, but because she is Jewish and fighting for the Resistance. The two women make a pact of love and marriage and try to block out the reality of war and persecution, but the Gestapo soon catches up with them. In Berlin 1943, the Gestapo kills or deports Jews from the city, which is under attack from the Allies. The Nazi officer’s wife begins a dangerous friendship and sexual relationship with Schragenheim. Fifty years later, Lily reveals her story to journalist Erica Fischer about her two-year effort to save Jaguar from deportation. Felice is passing as Aryan and working at a Nazi propaganda newspaper. She is a free spirit, organizing parties and attending concerts, all the while flirting with her lesbian friends and culling information for her underground network. 112368 1995 Aimee and Jaguar: A Love Story, Berlin 1943 N Fischer, Erica Journalist Felice Schragenheim (Jaguar) meets a conventional middle-class mother of four, Lilly Wurst (Aimee), estranged from her philandering husband, in 1941. Their passionate affair unfolds against the backdrop of the deportation of Jews form Berlin but several months passed before Felice could even bring herself to tell Lilly that she was Jewish and living illegally on the streets. Felice was arrested in August 1944 and sent her last letter to Lilly four months later. 112369 2009 Aimless M Commentator (David Manson). Three unconventional people face loved ones being kidnapped, mental states collapsing, genetic manipulation, vigilante violence, snipers, secrets, dead friends and other dangers. 112370 1999 Ain't Done Yet N Clark, Roy Peter Weinberg List. New York Times Regional Newspaper Group serial Journalist 112371 1955 Ain't Misbehavin' M Photographer (Nan Leslie). 112372 1974 Ainda Agarro Esta Vizinha MF Brazil Publicist (Marcelo Barauna). 112373 2001 Aine des Ferchaux, L' MTF France Journalist (Jean-Louis Caffier). Journalist (Melanie Gambier). 112374 1985 Air Base N Helmes, Werner Germany Journalist 112375 2005 Air Battle Force M Newswoman #1 (Giselle Fernandez). 112376 1997 Air Bud M Reporter (Marian Dodd) 112377 1998 Air Bud: Golden Receiver M Photographer (Rich Renaud). 112378 1997 Air Force One M L PR Reporter (E.E. Bell). Reporter (Ren Hanami). Reporter (Marciarose Shestack). Reporter (Mark Thompson). Asian TV Reporter (Catherine T. Yang). CNN Reporter (Mike Hambrick). German Journalist (Werner Sonne). Deputy Press Secretary Melanie Mitchel (Donna Bullock). Assistant Press Secretary (Michael Monks). 112379 1935 Air Hawks M Jay, Griffin and Grace Neville (Screenplay) Ness Book News Media. Reporter Tiny (Victor Kilian) helps small-time airplane operator. Reporter Lewis (Robert Allen). Tiny is a typical bash screen reporter who refers to his editor as "horseface." Editor (Charles C. Wilson). Reporters (Steve Clark, Sam Finn, J. Parker McConnell, Don Roberts, Billy West). Monthly Film Bulletin: "Victor Kilian…makes the newspaper reporter the one almost credible character in the film." Shutter (Edward Von Sloan). Editor Leon (Charles C. Wilson). 112380 1933 Air Hostess M Reporter (Ben Moorhouse). 112381 2007 Air I Breathe, The M Interviewer (Jon Bernthal). Paparazzi (Caryn Ruby). 112382 1932 Air Mail M Ford Non-Westerns Radio Announcer (Edmund Burns) 112383 1943 Air Pirates CB Blue Beetle #25 Crime Reporter 112384 1956 Air Power with Walter Cronkite DT 1956-68 -- 26 episodes TV Journalist Host Walter Cronkite 112385 1943 Air Raid Wardens M DVD -R HQ 2663, 2665 Laurel and Hardy Reporter Peggy Parker (Jacqueline White) is the fiancé of the Editor Dan Madison (Stephen McNally listed as Horace McNally) of The Journal of Huxton. Madison is head of civil defense in the town. Laurel and Hardy become air wardens and then heroes. 112386 1911 Air Serpent, The SS PVL Page, Will A. In "Science Fiction by Gaslight." Red Book Magazine, The, April 1911 Reporters 112387 1996 Airframe N OWN - P Crichton, Michael TV Journalist wakes up to an Adonis-like Californian mad that he had slept over after the sexy journalist had her way with him. 112388 1994 Airheads M Newswoman (Tiiu Leek) 112389 1982 Airplane II: Sequel, The M Reporter. Rag Reporter (William Porter). International Inquirer Reporter (Jim Staahl). Court Photographer (David Paymer). 112390 1980 Airplane! M News Media. Newscaster (Michael Laurence). Reporter #1 (Len Mooy). Reporter #2 (John O'Learly). Reporter #3 (Maurice Hill). Japanese Newscaster (Hatsuo Uda). 112391 1970 Airport M DVD -R HQ 1864 (Media Excerpts) News Media. Public Relations considerations have little to do with running an airport efficiently and safely. News Media coverage of plane coming in damaged. Press treated with skepticism or hostility . News agency picked up the May-Day call and flashed it all over the world. 112392 1978 Airport MT Reporter (Harold Williamson). 112393 1968 Airport N Hailey, Arthur PR Public Relations 112394 1996 Airport DT Reporters. Behind the scenes look at the everyday happenings from the people that work at one of the world's busiest international airports, Heathrow. 112395 1977 Airport '77 M Art Critic 112396 1975 Airport 1975 M L Reporter Purcell (Larry Storch) 112397 1909 Airship Boys Adrift, The, Or Saved By an Aeroplane N USC Sayler, H.L. Reporter friend Robert (Bob) Russell of the Kansas City Comet joins the pair of boy geniuses from Chicago on adventures on their various airships. 112398 1911 Airship Boys in Finance, The, Or The Flight of the Flying Cow N USC Sayler, H.L. Reporter friend Robert (Bob) Russell of the Kansas City Comet joins the pair of boy geniuses from Chicago on adventures on their various airships. 112399 1911 Airship Boys Ocean Flyer, The, Or New York to London in 12 Hours N USC Sayler, H.L. Reporter friend Robert (Bob) Russell of the Kansas City Comet joins the pair of boy geniuses from Chicago on adventures on their various airships. Cub Reporter Stewart. Mr. Latimer. New York Herald. 112400 1909 Airship Boys, The, Or The Quest of the Aztec Treasure N USC Sayler, H.L. Reporter friend Robert (Bob) Russell of the Kansas City Comet joins the pair of boy geniuses from Chicago on adventures on their various airships 112401 1999 Airtight MT Australia Newspaper Girl (Dana Stolier). Newsreader (Sarah Chadwick). In the future, Earth runs out of air. 112402 1984 Airwolf MT Reporter Mona Kahn (Dee Dee Rescher) 112403 1991 Airwolf: T TV Reporter (Heather McNair) and Hawk are taken prisoner by terrorists using a religious cult's settlement as a cover for their dam-bombing activities 112404 1987 Airwolf: Code of Silence T Episode #8. 3-13-1987 Photographer (John Donald). 112405 1985 Airwolf: Dambreakers (aka Paradise Valley) T Claridge, Westbrook, Alfonse Ruggiero, Jr. Douglas Steinberg Episode. 3-16-1985 News Media 112406 1984 Airwolf: Echoes From the Past T Episode #7. 3-3-1984 Anchorman (Fred Holliday). Anchorwoman (Rebecca Clemons). 112407 1987 Airwolf: Escape T Episode #2. 1-30-1987 Reporter (Andrew Rhodes). 112408 1985 Airwolf: Severance Pay (aka Mad Dog) T Krumholz, Chester Episode. 3-23-1985 News Media 112409 1993 Airzone Solution, The M Reporter Al Dunbar (Peter Davison) investigates a potential environmental catastrophe due to the industrial age -- the public is given gas masks as Toxic Air Alerts increase and it looks as if the Earth is slowly dying. The British Government turns the problem over to the secret Airzone Corporation. When Dunbar discovers the solution that Airzone Corp. is planning, he is killed. TV Weatherman Arnold Davies (Colin Baker) suffers some kind of attack when Al dies and slowly comes to understand that he and Al are somehow connected. He calls in the aid of Oliver Trethewey (Jon Pertwee), Al’s mentor, an environmental activist and his girlfriend, Journalist Elenva “Ellie” Brown (Nicola Bryant) to discover what Airzone is all about. They realize that when the Earth is dying from humankind’s mistakes, nature will find a way to help herself. Investigative filmmaker Dunbar has been working with the head of one radical environmental group on a Michael Moore-style expose documentary on AirZone. Dunbar’s mentor Threthewey says the documentary is useless without more direct proof of AirZone’s intentions. So Dunbar and the environmentalist hatch a plan to infiltrate Air Zone’s headquarters and hack into their mainframe. They are aided by an AirZone employee who is acting as their “mole” within the organization. Meanwhile, Arnie Davies, a popular local TV meteorologist, is getting ready to go on the air, though he still has time to flirt with the make-up lady and with his girlfriend Brown. Investigative Reporter Dunbar successfully infiltrates AirZone’s offices, but sets off an alarm soon after hacking into the computer. Fleeing from the guards, Dunbar finds himself in a lab where the female mole, now a prison of AirZone, is being injected with a green fluid. He helps her to escape, but is killed in the process. At the moment Dunbar dies, both Arnie and the environmentalist experience a vision of his death. For Arnie, this occurs in the middle of a TV broadcast and he faints on the air. Later, after a recuperating evening with Ellie, Arnie feels better and gets ready to go to work -- only to be shocked at seeing an apparition of Al Dunbar standing in his hallway. Dunbar urges Arnie to investigate AirZone. Arnie continues to experience visions of Dunbar at work and is unnerved when he learnt hat Dunbar had died the night before. After a disturbing display both during his weather broadcast and again at home, Ellie suggests they investigate Dunbar’s home. She is not sure what to make of it when Arnie, relaying instructions from Dunbar, is able to guide her to a hiding place where Dunbar kept the spare key to his home. Inside, Ellie and Arnie view Dunbar’s incomplete documentary but must leave when a detective arrives to seize any AirZone property. Arnie finds himself meeting the environmentalist and is reassured that his visions of Dunbar are not the result of insanity when the environmentalist also see the apparition. During Arne’s next weather report, he takes a tangent to reveal to viewers that AirZone’s pollution-filtering plants are in fat increasing the pollution in the atmosphere. Meanwhile, Ellie is given the biggest assignment of her career -- first interviewing the minister of the environment and then covering the public unveiling of AirZone’s pollution reduction plan. At the press conference attended by industry representatives from across Britain, the head of the company unveils AirZone’s optimistic plan to reduce pollution. But her sermon is cut short by Arnie, who has been sneaked into the press conference by the now-convinced Ellie) brandishing a gun and demanding that Archer reveal the truth about why people living near the plants have been dying and disappearing. She refuses. The environmentalist and the mole show up along with other Britons who have been subject to genetic experiments forcing them to grow gill-like appendages to their necks. The AirZone solution is to increase pollution and create a new race of humans able to breathe the polluted air. With the scheme revealed to the public, it collapses. Oliver appears and says Al Dunbar would have been proud of the work done by Arnie, Ellie and the environmentalist. 112410 2003 Aisaa Kyon MF India Aspiring Journalist Kaajal (Radhika) comes from a wealthy family and wants to be a journalist. She studies in college with a middle-class student living with his widowed dad and unmarried sister. Interviewer Mahadevan (Anant Mahadevan). 112411 2004 Ajankohtainen kakkonen DF Episode. 3-9-2004 Reporter Alexis Kouros. 112412 0001 Ajax P COPY Sophocles 440 B.C. Heralds. Messenger from the Greek camp. "Friends, I would first tell you this…." 112413 2006 Ajde, dan…prodji… MF Croatia Journalist (Vilena Kosutic). 112414 2005 AKC/Eukanuba National Championship DT Field Reporter (Leanza Cornett). 112415 2005 AKC/Eukanuba National Championship 2005 DF Reporter (Leanza Cornett - Field Reporter) 112416 2005 Akeelah and the Bee M News Media. National Spelling Bee Press Reporter (Stephanie Hass). Young Reporter (Jumper Lark). Reporter (Lauren Sanchez). Photographer (Guzzie Devon). Young girl from South Los Angeles tries to make it to the National Spelling Bee. 112417 1983 Akhnaten MUS Glass, Philip (Composer). Libretto by Glass in association with Shalom Goldman, Robert Israel, Richard Riddell and Jerome Robbins. Vocal text derived form original sources by Shalom Goldman Scribe (Narrator). 112418 1998 Akihabara denno gumi TF Japan News Anchor (Tim Wrobel - Voice - English Version). 112419 1988 Akira C Japan TV Newscaster (Emily Brown - Voice - English Version). Helicopter Reporter (Steve Staley - Voice - Animaze Version 2001). 112420 1991 Akira Kurosawa II CB Jizz #2 BBC Reporter Akira Kurosawa. A fake interview with the BBC reporter. 112421 1962 Akitsu onsen MF Japan News Media. News Reporter (Teruo Yoshia). 112422 1990 Akrivi mou Sofia DT Series 1990 Journalist (Alexandros Antonopoulos) 112423 1964 Aktenskapsbrottaren MF Photographer Emil Farger (Gunnar Bjornstrand). 112424 1935 Aktenskapsleken MF Journalist (Gillis Blom). Editor (Gosta Cederlund). 112425 1952 Aktuelt DF Denmark Reporter Poul Jorgensen 112426 1990 Aku o uru furyu sales MF Japan Newspaper Salesman (Kinichi Kusumi) 112427 1978 Akwarele MF Poland Journalist (Wlodzimierz Press). 112428 2002 Al Alcance de Su Mano MF Spain News Media 112429 1959 Al Capone M SVD 528. SV 49 Wald, Malvin, Henry F. Greenberg (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Mack Keely (Martin Balsam), murdered reporter based on real-life Jake Lingle. Introduced to Capone as "the smartest reporter in Chicago." When Capone is arrested on assault charge, reporter bails him out: "I'm a born crusader…." "...I'm always interested in the cause of justice." Reporter retains $65 a week reporting job. Capone pays off his tremendous gambling debts. Becomes one of Capone's closest associates. Keely tries to get police chief to join the operation. He explodes: "Don't call yourself a newspaperman in my office. Those two city editors the mob beat up over in Burnham and Cicero, they're newspapermen. They're still fighting Capone. But you -- you're nothing more than the highest priced messenger boy in history…."" "….You're a disgrace to every decent newspaperman in business." Reporter threatens to switch loyalties. Reporter says Capone would never kill a newspaperman. Capone has him killed. Papers express outrage. Chicago Star offers $50,000 reward for killers. His death leads to Capone's downfall as press put pressure on authorities to clean up corruption. Reporter (real newsman Jim Bacon). Reporters Erskine Johnson, Charles Sherlock, Lee Weaver). Photographer (John Mitchum). Voice of Radio Announcer (Dan Riss) 112430 1968 Al Capp Show, The DT Host Al Capp 112431 1997 Al limite MF Female Journalist 112432 1994 Al Oerter Comeback, The M Short Sports Announcer (Jim Paladino). 112433 2002 Al rojo vivo con Maria Celeste TF Correspondents Jorge Bernal, Veronica Davila, Alfonso de Anda, Judith Leclerc, Claudia Trejos. Hosts Vanesse Hauc, Maria Celeste Arraras. 112434 2006 Al tu x tu TF Reporters Elsa Forsbach, Miguel Lozano. 112435 2007 Al-Baghdadiyah D News Service. Al-Baghdadiyah launched by Iraqi businessmen in 2003. Channel presenter Jawad al-Daami was shot dead by unknown gunmen while driving through Western Baghdad neighborhood of Al-Qadisiyah on Sept. 24, 2007. Gunmen kidnapped a reporter for the private Al-Baghdadiyah satcaster on his way to work in Baghdad, six weeks after the host for the channel had been gunned down. Muntadhar al-Zaidi, 28, was abducted Nov. 16, 2007 in the Bab Al-Sharji neighborhood in central Baghdad. He had been working at Al-Baghdadiyah for several years. 112436 2002 Al's Lads M News Media. Reporter #1 (George Christopher). Reporter #2 (Laurence Wilson). Three Englishmen working as waiters on a cruise in 1927 are given a chance to work for the Al Capone gang. 112437 2005 Alabama Jones and the Busty Crusade M Interviewer (Samantha Phillips), End Credits. 112438 1966 Alan Burke Show, The DT Series 1966-1970 Talk Show Host Alan Burke interviewed people from the fringes of political, religious and social spectrum. 112439 2004 Alan Clark Diaries, The MT UK - Miniseries News Media. Reporter (James Wallace). Reporter (Lincoln Hudson). Reporter (Jeff Lipman). 112440 1955 Alan King Stops the Press T VHS 681 Kraft Music Hall Parody News 112441 1997 Alan Smithee Film, An: Burn Hollywood Burn M SVD 815 Photographer (Douglas Walker). 112442 1994 Alaska Gray NM Froetschel, Susan TV Reporter Francesca LaQuestion and Daily Record Reporter Bob Denson. Both become involved with a financial analyst who takes a job in Sitka Alaska as director of finance for struggling Katmai Shee, Inc. Captivated by Alaska, she stays and lands a job teaching at a local college. An intruder searchers her room ruining books, floppy disks and her monitor. LaQuestion becomes a friend (she is also a Katmai board member). Brotherly Reporter Denson becomes a friend. Then a gifted, retarded student is killed and she finds herself in even more danger. 112443 1959 Alaskans, The -- Counterblow T Newspaper. Silky Harris (Roger Moore) acquires a newspaper protection racket 112444 1953 Alaston malli karkuteilla MF Finland Journalist (Pentti Irjala). 112445 2005 Albanian Writers' Union As Mirrored By a Woman, The SS Kadare, Ismail. Translated from the Albanian by Robert Elsie with the editorial contribution of David Bellos. New Yorker - December 26, 2005-January 2, 2006. Pages 112-127. Albanian Journalists. Newspapermen. Writers. Author remembers a prostitute named Marguerite as well as the problems of being a journalist in Albania during the 1960s. Editorial staff of a literary newspaper. Editor-in-Chief. Writers' Union. "I" -- the author -- is a journalist in the story. 112446 1983 Albany Cycle, The: Ironweed N OWN - H Kennedy, William In "Albany Trio, An." Columnist Martin Daugherty, a newspaper columnist 112447 1975 Albany Cycle, The: Legs N OWN - H Kennedy, William In "Albany Trio, An." News Media 112448 1978 Albany Cycle, The: Phelan's Greatest Game N OWN - H (Separate Copy) Kennedy, William In "Albany Trio, An." Columnist Martin Daugherty, a middle-aged newspaper columnist. One of the few characters whom money and its uses are not a preoccupation. He frequents the underworld but is never entirely of it.. 112449 1986 Albatross Run, The N Scott, Douglas News Media 112450 2001 Albela M Bollywood Journalist Prem (Jackie Shroff) 112451 1994 Albie Marx: Big O, The NM Debin, David #2 Albie Marx Mysteries Columnist Albie Marx writes an irreverent column for the alternative newspaper, a magazine called Up Yours. This time he's revealing some financial shenanigans, a series of pieces on the greedy chairman of the Board of the United Los Angeles bank. "Up Yours is a well-known high profile alternative to brain-numbing establishment rags like Time, Newsweek and most newspapers." 112452 1995 Albie Marx: Murder Live at Five NM Debin, David #3 Albie Marx Mysteries Columnist Albie Marx, 1960s' survivor and columnist for Up Yours magazine, finds himself a prime suspect in the wedding-day murder of a media tycoon. The sixties might be over, but middle-aged hippie Marx is still fighting the good fight constantly on guard against "The Man" and doing his best to keep free love from dying out while working as an investigative reporter for Up Yours. It is a constant struggle for wise-cracking Albie, trying to get along in the real world without compromising. His editor looks like a biker and the juke box at his favorite watering hole, The Rock, contains no music recorded after 1969. But his son is a confirmed yuppie and more than a little embarrassed by his social dinosaur of a father. 112453 1992 Albie Marx: Nice Guys Finish Dead NM Debin, David #1 Albie Marx Mysteries Columnist Albie Marx, 1960s' survivor, investigative journalist and columnist for Up Yours magazine, a weekly alternative magazine in Southern California Marx is a poet with a single bestseller to his name and diminishing royalties in his bank account. The sixties might be over, but middle-aged hippie Marx is still fighting the good fight constantly on guard against "The Man" and doing his best to keep free love from dying out while working as an investigative reporter for Up Yours. It is a constant struggle for wise-cracking Albie, trying to get along in the real world without compromising. His editor looks like a biker and the juke box at his favorite watering hole, The Rock, contains no music recorded after 1969. But his son is a confirmed yuppie and more than a little embarrassed by his social dinosaur of a father. 112454 1997 Albino Alligator M VHS 941 TV Reporter, a cynic, providing live coverage. Reporter (Willie C. Carpenter). Reporter (Alexander Smith). Reporter (Michael Unger). Cameraman (Jeffrey M. Hoffman), Jenny's cameraman. 112455 1981 Album…. - Bilder eines Jahres TF West Germany. Series Commentators Gert Anhalt (1990-1992), Eberhard Piltz (1993-1997), Helmut Reitze (1996-2001), Thomas Kausch (2002-2003), Marietta Slomka (2004). 112456 1990 Alcanzar Una Estrella (aka Reaching Your Dreams) MTF Garza, Mariana Telenovel News Media. Photographers shoot pictures of young artists struggling to be singers, dancers and actors. 112457 1991 Alcanzar Una Estrella II (aka Reaching Your Dreams II) MTF Garza, Mariana Telenovel News Media. Photographers shoot pictures of young artists struggling to be singers, dancers and actors. 112458 1999 Alchemists, The MT Reporter (Susannah Hitching). Deputy Echo Editor (Jason Hall). 112459 2005 Alchemy MT DVD -R HQ 4454, 4455. Editor of Women's Magazine. Computer science instructor creates a computer that can feel emotion. He takes his work to a women's magazine editor who suggests a competition between the computer and a real hunk for the heart of a woman. Editor (Daphne Rubin-Vega). Associate Editor (Toah Feldshuh). 112460 1955 Alcoa Hour, The: Nothing To Lose T Episode. 4-14-1957. Season #2. Episode #15. Series 1955-1957. TV Reporter (Frank Blair). 112461 1961 Alcoa Premiere: T Series 1961-1963 News Media 112462 1962 Alcoa Premiere: Flashing Spikes T SVD 1111 Episode #32. 10-4-1962 News Media. 1st Reporter (Larry J. Blake). 2nd Reporter (Walter Reed). Announcer (Vin Scully). 112463 1959 Alcoa Presents: One Step Beyond: Devil's Laughter, The T Episode #11. 3-31-1959 Reporter (Keith McConnell). In the 1800s a convict in a London prison awaits his hanging Shortly before the execution date he begins to have visions that convince him the hangman will never get to him and he subsequently starts taking reckless and fearless risks. 112464 1960 Alcoa Presents: One Step Beyond: Promise, The T Episode #71. 11-29-1960 News Media. Newsman (Guy Kingsford). 112465 1957 Alcoa Theatre: T Series 1957-1960 News Media 112466 1957 Aldrig I livet MF Photographer Film (Lars Burman). 112467 2007 Alegra’s Homecoming NR Wilson, Mary Harlequin American Romance #1164 Newspaperman Joe Lawrence is an award-winning journalist who decides to leave the bright lights and bustle of New York behind and move to Shelter Island on Puget Sound that Lawrence remembered was the perfect place to raise his three-year-old son. A bit of sleuthing revealed a lot about the new, fabulous Alegra Renolds who used to be “Al” Peterson, the grimy little poor girl who hated growing up on Shelter Island, reveals a lot about the new Alegra, but nothing about her troubled past. Would the glamorous jet-setter touch down long enough for them to build a life together or would she do what she has done before, simply walk away? 112468 1919 Aleta Dey N OWN - H Beynon, Francis Marion Female Journalist Aleta Dey is a radical journalist, active role in the suffrage movement 112469 1993 Alex M News Media. Female Journalist (Alison Bruce). Male Journalist (Greg Johnson). Female Commentator (Rima Te Wiata). Male Commentator (Mark Wright). Newsreel Announcer (Kevin Golsby). 112470 1976 Alex & the Gypsy M Photographer (Ed Beagle). 112471 2002 Alex Bernier: Bad Seed NM Saulnier, Beth #4 Alex Bernier Mysteries Reporter Alexandra (Alex) Bernier for the Gabriel Monitor turns up a wide array of suspects who all had reason to hate a murdered professor who was an avid proponent of genetic engineering 112472 2000 Alex Bernier: Distemper NM Saulnier, Beth #2 Alex Bernier Mysteries Reporter Alex Bernier for the Gabriel Monitor is a tough, smart reporter who helps solve the gruesome murders of young women who disappear while walking their dogs. Twentysomething journalist still trying to get over death of her cop-reporter lover. To stop a serial killer, Bernier must face off against an attractive police detective, a ruthless New York Times reporter and a tech-happy student voyeur. She must overcome her need for self-protection as she is caught between her desire to get an increasingly hot scoop and her journalistic scruples. Everything gets even muddier when she starts a surreptitious fling with the lead cop on the case. After a career-making murder case that proved personal bad news, sharp-witted journalist Bernier swears she's going to report stories, not make them. Then a serial killer declares hunting season in her eccentric upstate New York university town. 112473 2003 Alex Bernier: Ecstasy NM Saulnier, Beth #5 Alex Bernier Mysteries Reporter Alexandra (Alex) Bernier for the Gabriel Monitor doesn’t want to cover upstate New York’s Melting Rock Music Festival, but her editor at the Gabriel Monitor assigns her to it. [Bernier] is sexy and hip, with a lively appetite for the actual and figurative spicy samosas that come her way, and she is great fun to be around. Before Alex and her reporter chums at the Monitor and her cop boyfriend, Brian Cody, can figure things out, there’ll be more work for the stretcher-bearers. 112474 2001 Alex Bernier: Fourth Wall, The NM Saulnier, Beth #3 Alex Bernier Mysteries Reporter Alexandra (Alex) Bernier for the Gabriel Monitor has a near-lethal confrontation with a serial killer and is now happy to cover a nice, dull story on the hapless attempts to save a grand old theater in her update New York college town. But when the body of a long-vanished actress turns up in the wreckage and the theater's advocates start dying off, she is at odds with one strange troupe of suspects including a vicious mob boss. She plays detective and sorts illusion from truth outwitting a murderer determined to bring the curtain down on her act. 112475 1999 Alex Bernier: Reliable Sources N Saulnier, Beth #1 Alex Bernier Mysteries Reporter Alexandra (Alex) Bernier, a 25-year-old reporter for the Gabriel Monitor is shocked when she realizes the body at the bottom of the gorge is that of her police reporter boyfriend, Adam Ellroy. Convinced that he would not have committed suicide and increasingly suspicious that his work on numerous controversial stories (including a gay-bashing crime and his investigation of a previous jumper) may have angered someone. She enlists help of her co-workers and breaks open the case, uncovering a 50-year-old campus scandal and placing herself directly in the path of the murderer. 112476 2000 Alex Brierley: Bleached White N Gibb, Neil #2 Alex Brierley Investigation Series Reporter Alex Brierley is called to cover the story of a break-in into a research lab that goes very wrong: a security guard and the gang leader are killed. Finding that the dead guard was someone she knew well, Alex unearths something both inhumane and beyond the realms of imagination. In a dingy room in Nottingham, a motley group is planning to break into a research lab. Two hours later it has all gone very wrong. A security guard has been killed, half the group has bolted, and their leader lies dead in a pool of blood. Only one person saw what happened, but she is so traumatized that she is reduced to a state of catatonic shock. Reporter Alex Brierly is called out to cover the story. What she unearths is both inhumane and beyond the realms of her imagination. And when she runs up against CIM, a shady crisis control organization determined to suppress any evidence, Alex realizes it will take all of her journalistic and survival skills to uncover the truth. 112477 1999 Alex Brierley: Blood Red Sky N Gibb, Neil #1 Alex Brierley Investigation Series TV Reporter Alex Brierley swore that one day she would be in a position to fire anyone who called her girl, love or babe. One day she would fax Harry from London, just to tell him who she was interviewing that day, and ask him not to look her up if he was ever in town. Alex Brierley’s so-called career in TV news has stalled. A serial killer is on the loose in Nottingham’s red-light district, but she is still covering exploding kitchens and strange shaped marrows. Then she gets a break. A psychiatrist is beaten to death in a drug rehab clinic and she’s put on the story. Though it appears he was killed in a drug-related break-in, Alex is intrigued by the cagey response of the dead man’s colleagues. Something tells her that the story is bigger than it seems. When her contact is suddenly killed and Alex is brutally attacked, she realizes her instincts are right. Someone is very threatened by her interest in the murder, someone with clout, someone who has no scruples about how they stop her. As the serial killer turns his attention to “respectable” women, as her personal safety becomes less assured, as what’s happening leads her to examine her own vulnerability, Alex knows one thing for sure: She’s onto the story of her career -- if she lives long enough to tell it. 112478 1999 Alex Collier: Dead Silence NM Handberg, Ron #2 Alex Collier Mysteries TV Investigative Journalist Alex Collier, anchorman of the Twin Cities' leading late news in Minnesota, needs a major story to improve his personal ratings and is determined to solve a 15-year-old mystery surrounding the disappearance of three young boys. Fifteen years ago, three brothers disappeared along the banks of the Mississippi River. They vanished without a trace -- except for the baseball caps they'd been wearing. Police ruled brothers had drowned. The mother insists they are still alive. Collier is determined to reopen the case. He needs a big exclusive to boost his personal ratings, but he wants to help the boys' family even more. As he plunges headlong into the past, Alex stumbles deep into a labyrinth of corruption, secrecy and lies. It's a story bigger and deadlier than he ever imagined. Now the experienced reporter isn't just risking his career -- his life is also on the line. 112479 1992 Alex Collier: Savage Justice NM Handberg, Ron #1 Alex Collier Mysteries TV Investigative Journalist Alex Collier, anchorman of the Twin Cities' leading late news in Minnesota, risks his life to bring down a brutal pedophile. Collier, burdened by a painful divorce and professional problems, reluctantly pursues a tip from a long-lost girl friend now married to a judge about another judge who may be ruining kids' lives. Soon he learns Reporter Daniel Grabowski has disappeared. The reporter was investigating the judge. Collier tires to find Grabowski's computer disks. He also tries to contact some of the victims, homeless boys working the street. News that Minnesota's governor has nominated the judge to the State Supreme Court increases Collier's sense of urgency as he discovers the reporter's mutilated body in a remote part of Wisconsin, near land owned by the woman's husband. 112480 2006 Alex Powell: Chosen People NM Bates, Karen Grigsby #2 Alex Powell Mysteries African-American Columnist Alex Powell stops into Los Angeles bookstore on rainy spring night planning to write column on the author who is reading and signing books there. But what she gets instead is firsthand look at murder of a controversial African-American writer. His death sends seismic shock waves through Los Angeles's black and white elite and reveals how some of the city's well-to-do are connected in ways they'd rather leave unmentioned. But trying to unravel those connections might mean that the next time Powell's name shows up in her paper, it won't be as a byline, but in her own obituary. 112481 2001 Alex Powell: Plain Brown Wrapper NM Bates, Karen Grigsby #1 Alex Powell Mysteries. Bates is Los Angeles Times columnist and an NPR commentator. African-American Columnist Alex Powell works for a Los Angeles newspaper. She and her best friend, Signe "Magnolia Mouth" Tucker are attending the annual National Association of Black Journalists conference at a swank hotel. Magazine Publisher Everett "Ev" Carson with a reputation for the ladies and always late, fails to show up to receive the Journalist of the Year Award. Alex, accompanied by New York Times syndicated Columnist Paul Butler, an old friend of Ev's, finds Ev's body in his room, undressed and lying in bed with smile on his face. They are recruited by LAPD detective to conduct behind-the-scenes investigation. Alex and Paul set out on a trail that leads them to D.C., Martha's Vineyard and Manhattan. Uncover secrets of past sins, romances and a brewing upset in the publishing arena. They become targets for murder. 112482 2006 Alex Rutledge: Air Dance Iguana NM Corcoran, Tom #5 Alex Rutledge Mysteries Freelance Photographer Alex Rutledge, longtime Key West resident, earns a precarious living as a photographer. He prefers magazine work but he won't turn down an occasional crime scene shoot for the City of Key West Police Department in Southern Florida. Two dead ex-Navy men are found one morning, both found swinging on boat lifts 20 miles apart. It gets worse when Alex has a run-in with a chest-thumping new deputy. Then Alex's wayward younger brother Tim turns up in town and becomes a prime suspect. Alex knows his brother isn't a killer. He's baffled when one of the dead owns a picture of a young girl who turned to Alex for help many years ago. And when a third man is found swinging on the docks, he knows time is running out for his brother. But what he doesn't know is that facing the killer may turn out to be the least of his problems. 112483 2002 Alex Rutledge: Bone Island Mamo NM Corcoran, Tom #3 Alex Rutledge Mysteries Freelance Photographer Alex Rutledge, longtime Key West resident, earns a precarious living as a photographer. He prefers magazine work but he won't turn down an occasional crime scene shoot for the City of Key West Police Department in Southern Florida. Rutledge keeps his Kawasaki tuned and his beers lined up by filing in for the police department's regular crime-scene photographer. This time the crimes tie in with the backseat of local reporter Marnie Dunwoody's car. He's called in to document two different corpses who not only share the same death day, but the same birthday, the same vital statistics, even the same name. How can that be? Someone is recreating a number of bizarre murders dressing victims in drag, making off with heads. Rutledge is tapped as main suspect. In clearing his name, he travels throughout Southern Florida. Bodies go down quicker than the margaritas at Jimmy Buffet's place. Alex is tailed, pummeled and loved. He fights his way through zoning irregularities, permit fixing and smart-mouthing from ex-girlfriends. 112484 2000 Alex Rutledge: Gumbo Limbo NM Corcoran, Tom #2 Alex Rutledge Mysteries Freelance Photographer Alex Rutledge, longtime Key West resident, earns a precarious living as a photographer. He prefers magazine work but he won't turn down an occasional crime scene shoot for the City of Key West Police Department in Southern Florida. Rutledge awakes to his first day off in months. Late August, the off-season, the dog days. Everything's okay until his phone rings and his old navy buddy, not a successful Chicago banker, is in town and at 8 a.m. drunk in Sloppy's Joe. He demands that Rutledge join him for a celebratory beer. When Alex arrives at the bar, eight minutes later, the man is gone. Alex tries to find his friend, a financial wizard, even traveling to New Orleans. 112485 1999 Alex Rutledge: Mango Opera, The NM Corcoran, Tom #1 Alex Rutledge Mysteries Freelance Photographer Alex Rutledge, longtime Key West resident, earns a precarious living as a photographer. He prefers magazine work but he won't turn down an occasional crime scene shoot for the City of Key West Police Department in Southern Florida. But when a string of murders takes his viewfinder into strangely familiar territory, Alex's mellow island lifestyle shatters. One after another, someone is killing women who have intimately crossed Rutledge's path. Maybe it's a coincidence. Maybe it's a conspiracy. Or maybe he's crazy. But the connection marks Alex as the prime suspect in a case so hot it's drawn in the county sheriff, the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. In a desperate race to save his name and his life, Alex dives into a one-man search for the dark, sweltering truth beneath a case that's pounding toward meltdown. Rutledge's laid-back routine is disrupted when estranged girlfriend Annie Minnette shows up with some belongings after her roommate has been found murdered. And it gets worse as more bodies show up from out of his past. 112486 2004 Alex Rutledge: Octopus Alibi, The NM Corcoran, Tom #4 Alex Rutledge Mysteries Freelance Photographer Alex Rutledge, longtime Key West resident, earns a precarious living as a photographer. He prefers magazine work but he won't turn down an occasional crime scene shoot for the City of Key West Police Department in Southern Florida. The murder of a long-missing woman, the death of a mentor and the suicide of Key West's mayor are revealed on a warm April day. Rutledge, a freelance photographer who has ties to city and county law enforcement, must first help a friend identify a body. He goes with his friend to St. Lauderdale. Hours later, in Key West, Rutledge documents the mayor's demise. He is also forced to confront the death of a woman who encouraged his creative photography. All this on the day before Alex's departure for a big-dollar job on Grand Cayman Island. Home-front troubles don't help. Teresa Barga, his housemate, is absorbed by an old college friend with cash, bent morals and more alibis than an octopus has suckers. The hunkiest freelance photographer is headed for a seven-day shoot in the Grand Cayman, just south of Cuba. But he may never make the shoot if he can't figure out what's going on in Key West. 112487 2006 Alex St. James: Deadly Blessings N Hyzy, Julie A. #1 Alex St. James Mysteries TV News Researcher Alexandrine "Alex" St. James works for a Chicago TV News show and her latest assignment leads to an expose of area hair salons, one of which turns out to be a front for a prostitution ring. The 30ish St. James' live-in love proves to be a cad, but a new hunk at work seems interested in seeing her after office hours. It’s not often Alex St. James has a story this tantalizing fall into her lap, only to have it snatched away again. As news researcher at Midwest Focus Television in Chicago, she'd been set to interview a young Polish immigrant woman, pregnant by a Catholic priest. When the woman is found murdered, and Alex tries to investigate, her boss abruptly reassigns her to a fluff piece, so he can give the hot murder story to the station owner's nephew. But anyone who knows Alex also knows that like Fate, she'll find a way. Acting without authority and without assistance, she continues to investigate, making some very powerful people in the Chicago Archdiocese uneasy. Suddenly Alex finds herself in the middle of a plot so sinister and far reaching, that the very next thing she might hear are her own Last Rites. 112488 2006 Alex St. James: Deadly Interest N Hyzy, Julie A. #2 Alex St. James Mysteries Journalist Alexandrine "Alex" St. James, reeling from a public humiliation by her former lover, returns home to find that her elderly neighbor has been murdered. Alex also discovers that the spunky old lady had been secretly looking into her bank’s lending practices. Drawn into the murder investigation, Alex uses her connections at Midwest Focus News Magazine to help the police find the killer, but, before long, finds herself being stalked by a vicious ex-con. Even after suffering a brutal attack, Alex refuses to back off, and she subsequently uncovers a shocking secret that had been buried long ago. Alex is juggling several personal matters as well: an extended visit from her handicapped sister, and love-life issues involving two attractive men, one of whom may just have the power to mend Alex’s bruised ego. After a key player in the investigation is found murdered, Alex is determined to untangle the web of lies spun by those around her, and is soon poised to expose the truth. That is, until she finds herself alone with the killer, a formidable foe with a Deadly Interest in her future. 112489 1999 Alex Tanner: Destroy Unopened NM Donald, Anabel #5 Alex Tanner Mysteries TV Researcher Alex Tanner, a plucky part-time London-based freelance TV journalist, part-time private investigator who has a good relationship with TV producer Barty O'Neill. A widow asks Tanner to find out who sent love letters to her husband. Tanner had given little thought to the serial killer stalking the streets of Notting Hill -- but then a wealthy widow hands her a parcel marked Destroy Unopened. The parcel, given to the woman following her husband's death, contains anonymous love letters written over many years. Not surprisingly, the widow wants Alex to reveal the mystery lover's identity -- especially when the letters suggest that the woman is the mother of the Notting Hill killer. 112490 1994 Alex Tanner: Glass Ceiling, The NM Donald, Anabel #3 Alex Tanner Mysteries TV Researcher Alex Tanner, a plucky part-time London-based freelance TV journalist, part-time private investigator who has a good relationship with TV producer Barty O'Neill. Tanner, who likes mysteries, fictional or real, is intrigued to receive a parcel containing a nasty surprise: a lot of cash and a letter from "Ms.X" requesting her services. Alex's client has listed the names of four famous feminists. One of them recently died and beside her name is a cross. The letter ends with an impassioned plea: "I must smash the glass ceiling. Stop me if you can…please stop me." Alex is more than curious. With the help of her eccentric new assistant Nick, she embarks on a race against time to get inside the mind of "The Womun in the Balaclava Helmet" to stop her from carrying out a crazed and dangerous act. A secret woman's club is now involved with murder 112491 1994 Alex Tanner: In At the Deep End NM Donald, Anabel #2 Alex Tanner Mysteries TV Researcher Alex Tanner, a plucky part-time London-based freelance TV journalist, part-time private investigator who has a good relationship with TV producer Barty O'Neill. An exclusive boarding school, a mysterious headmaster and a drowned student are part of Tanner's latest case. But it's her skill as a TV researcher that helps her find out what really happened when a young boy died. She shifts through conflicting stories of students, teachers, parents and a local journalist, who offers some advice. In her own headstrong, headlong way, Alex learns for herself what the case is all about and not a minute too soon. 112492 1996 Alex Tanner: Loop, The NM Donald, Anabel #4 Alex Tanner Mysteries TV Researcher Alex Tanner, a plucky part-time London-based freelance TV journalist, part-time private investigator who has a good relationship with TV producer Barty O'Neill. Tanner jumps at a chance of a short assignment in Chicago. But she's only in the windy city a few hours when a beautiful young model knocks on her door. The father of her unborn child has vanished -- and she begs Alex to find him. Unfortunately, the model can offer few clues as to where to look. Except that the boy was in the process of "finding himself," and he believed all his answers lay in "the loop." 112493 1992 Alex Tanner: Uncommon Murder, The NM Donald, Anabel #1 Alex Tanner Mysteries TV Researcher Alex Tanner, a plucky part-time London-based freelance TV journalist, part-time private investigator who has a good relationship with TV producer Barty O'Neill. In November, 1990 Tanner begins to investigate the 40-year-old unsolved murder of a Lord during a hunt ball at his lavish country estate hoping to land her first big scoop after a chance encounter with the retired governess to the Lord's children. Tanner interrogates such suspects as the man's cold wife, their icy daughter, a fading actor, a nubile niece and even the governess herself before a sudden, unexpected confession abruptly terminates her work. Tanner believes the confession, with reservations, but then his granddaughter goes missing. Sad details about Alex's childhood emerge as her hard-boiled exterior starts to crack. Alex is a product of countless foster homes during her troubled childhood, but she's grown up to be a determinedly self-reliant and fiercely independent loner with a taste for hardboiled private eye fiction. 112494 1986 Alex: Life of a Child, The MT Deford, Frank (Book) Sportswriter Frank Deford (Craig T. Nelson) of Sports Illustrated recounts daughter's battle with cystic fibrosis and attempt of family to come to terms with her illness and death. Photographer (Gordon Masten). 112495 1988 Alexander and Cassandra SS USC Janus, Christopher G. In "What They Always Wanted." Journalist Cassandra (Cass) writes for King Features to write exclusively for them. Engaged to Alexander, of the New York Times, to be transferred from the London office to New York. Editor wants Cass to do an in-depth piece on the escort service business or racket in New York. Infiltrate the service. Narrator also a journalist, offered $10,000 advance by Time to go to Amazon in Brazil and do a story on a great Indian massacre. Cass fired at end of story when she joins the business. 112496 1998 Alexander Brass: Girls in the High-Heeled Shoes, The NM Kurland, Michael #2 Alexander Brass Mysteries Gossip Columnist Alexander Brass, a syndicated columnist based at the New York World, is a sophisticate and the voice of Manhattan high society and nightlife for millions of people across the country. It is 1935 and America remains in the depth of the Great Depression. Benny Goodman is the King of Swing, Senator Huey Long was just assassinated and Joe Louis just beat Primo Carnera in the boxing ring. To millions of Americans, Brass, newspaper columnist and radio personality, is the voice of Manhattan nightlife and they rely on him for the latest gossip about the stars and the beautiful people, gangsters and the lowlifes who make up the scene. While researching his column at the latest hot spot, Brass learns that a renowned and beloved grifter who works the Broadway theaters, is missing. Her friends on the Street are worried. Brass runs a hot item in his column about her disappearance. It turns out not only does her disappearance seem tied to the disappearance of an ex-chorus girl, but Brass learns that someone else out there is far too interested in the woman's whereabouts. 112497 1997 Alexander Brass: Too Soon Dead NM Kurland, Michael #1 Alexander Brass Mysteries Gossip Columnist Alexander Brass, a syndicated columnist based at the New York World, is a sophisticate and the voice of Manhattan high society and nightlife for millions of people across the country. When a mysterious man tries to interest Brass in photos of prominent people engaged in questionable acts, Brass is intrigued and has the stranger followed. But the stringer who was following him is murdered, his body found in the offices of an anti-Nazi group in Yorkville, and Brass finds himself in the middle of something far more sinister than simple blackmail. With the help of his aide-de-camp, legman and amanuensis Morgan DeWitt and his research assistant Gloria, Brass follows a trial that leads past the rich and famous such as a United State senator and Flying ace Charles Lindberg. It's 1935. They track down the photographer who snapped the poisonous pictures and in no time at all are knee-deep in a wash of black-mailing Nazis. 112498 1938 Alexander's Ragtime Band M SVD 1103 Powers Critic (Sam Ash). Critic (Edwin Stanley). Critic (Edwin Stanley). Photographer (Lon Chaney Jr.). Reporter (Robert Lowery). 112499 2003 Alexandras Asien DF Interviewer Lise Muhlhausen. 112500 1958 Alexandria Quartet, The: Balthazar N OWN - H Durrell, Alexander Volume Two Journalist Keats Keats had wanted to be a writer but took the wrong turning and now his profession had so trained him to stay on the superficies of real life (acts and facts about acts) that he had developed the typical journalist's neurosis (they drink to still it). Namely that Something has happened, or is about to happen, in the next street, and that they will not know about it until it is too late to "send." This haunting fear of missing a fragment of reality which one knows in advance will be trivial, even meaningless, had given our friend the conventional tic one sees in children who want to go to the lavatory. 112501 1960 Alexandria Quartet, The: Clea N OWN - H Durrell, Alexander Volume Four Press 112502 1957 Alexandria Quartet, The: Justine N OWN - H Durrell, Alexander Volume One Press 112503 1958 Alexandria Quartet, The: Mountolive N OWN - H Durrell, Alexander Volume Three Press 112504 2003 Alexis M News Media. Reporter Anne Whitmore). News Crew -- Camera Operator (Sylvesta Stuart). Boom Operator (Bruno Baronet). 112505 1996 Alexis Lee: Blue Genes NM McDermid, Val #5 in Kate Brannigan series Crime Reporter Alexis Lee on the Manchester Evening Chronicle persuades PI Kate Brannigan, her best friend, to investigate the highly secretive world of fertility treatment for lesbians. Alexis and her pregnant lover need help. Gynecologist who, as Alexis puts it, "worked with us" on the pregnancy has been murdered and Alexis believes if Brannigan doesn't steal the relevant medical files, they'll lose the baby. Lee is a lesbian journalist. Brannigan has to figure out who the doctor is . Alexis knows her as Helen Maitland, but the newspapers call her Sarah Blackstone. It turns out Alexis is involved in a dangerous medical experiment to conceive a child. Alexis is terrified police investigation will link her to the illegal scheme. Brannigan isn’t just having a bad day, she’s having a bad week. The worst week of her life. Her boyfriend’s death notice is in the newspaper, her plans to capture a team of heartless fraudsters are in disarray and a Celtic neo-punk band under siege want her to rescue them from saboteurs who are trashing their posters and their gigs. Kate can’t even cry on her best friend’s shoulder for Alexis has worries of her own. Her girlfriend Chris is pregnant and when the doctor responsible for the pioneering and illegal fertility treatment is murdered, Alexis needs Kate like she’s never needed her before. So what’s a girl to do? 112506 1995 Alexis Lee: Clean Break NM McDermid, Val #4 in Kate Brannigan Series Crime Reporter Alexis Lee on the Manchester Evening Chronicle is a lesbian newspaper writer who helps PI Kate Brannigan. Rock Journalist Richard Barclay, her boyfriend. Brannigan fights to recover a Monet in a case that stretches love and loyalty to the limits. Manchester-based private eye Kate Brannigan goes up against European organized crime. Thieves steal the Monet from a stately home where she’s arranged security. She goes head to head with organized crime. 112507 1994 Alexis Lee: Crack Down NM McDermid, Val #3 in Kate Brannigan Series Crime Reporter Alexis Lee on the Manchester Evening Chronicle is a lesbian newspaper writer who helps PI Kate Brannigan. Music-Rock Journalist Richard Barclay, boyfriend to private detective Kate Brannigan in this series set in Northern English industrial city of Manchester. Trying to figure out how dealerships are cheating manufacturers, Barclay takes a drive in a luxury car. Rock Journalist finds himself jailed for drug charges. Car turns out to be full of drugs. Barclay can't prove that stash is not his, so he's put into jail. She tries to clear his name. 112508 1992 Alexis Lee: Dead Beat NM McDermid, Val #1 in Kate Brannigan Series Crime Reporter Alexis Lee on the Manchester Evening Chronicle is a lesbian newspaper writer who helps PI Kate Brannigan. As a favor to her boyfriend, Music-Rock Journalist Richard Barclay, Brannigan agrees to track down a missing songwriter. 112509 1993 Alexis Lee: Kick Back NM McDermid, Val #2 in Kate Brannigan Series Crime Reporter Alexis Lee on the Manchester Evening Chronicle is a lesbian newspaper writer who helps PI Kate Brannigan. This time, Brannigan is asked to help her best friend Alexis and her girlfriend who want to build a new house. The private detective investigates the bizarre case of the missing conservatories -- crooked land deals, mortgage scams, financial chicanery and murder. 112510 1993 Alexis Lee: Kick Back NM McDermid, Val #2 in Kate Brannigan Series Crime Reporter Alexis Lee on the Manchester Evening Chronicle is a lesbian newspaper writer who helps PI Kate Brannigan. This time, Brannigan is asked to help her best friend Alexis and her girlfriend who want to build a new house. The private detective investigates the bizarre case of the missing conservatories -- crooked land deals, mortgage scams, financial chicanery and murder. 112511 1991 Alf: T SV 280 Episode Gossip Magazines 112512 1991 Alf: Alone Again, Naturally T SVD 954 Episode Tabloid. Alf takes a tabloid story to heart believing his cousin Blinky is residing with a couple in California 112513 1991 Alf: Lies T SVD 883 Episode Tabloid pays Alf for his out-of-this-world reporting, but when the article's facts are changed, Alf sets the record straight with a face-to-face interview 112514 1988 Alf: We Are Family T Episode #51. 5-2-1988 Reporter (Ed White). 112515 1975 Alfie Darling M Episode Photographer (Terence Taplin). 112516 1963 Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The: Dear Uncle George T Episode Advice Columnist (Gene Barry) has a problem of his own: His wife is unfaithful 112517 1963 Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The: Good-Bye, George T Episode #42. 12-13-1963 Photographer (Jimmy Joyce). 112518 1963 Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The: Tangled Web, A T Episode #18. 1-25-1963 Reporter (Hal Bokar). Photographer (Syl Lamont). 112519 1964 Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The: Ten Minutes From Now T Episode #58. 5-1-1964. Newscaster (Vince Williams). The Messenger (Tony Franke). 112520 1965 Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The: Unlocked Window, An T Episode #81. 2-15-1965 Newscaster (John Willis). 112521 2007 alfred hitchcock presents: T Episode #45. Reporter (Patrick Stinson). Cameraman (Joe Don Harris). 112522 1956 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Alibi Me T DVD -R HQ 8105 Episode #46. 11-11-1956 News Media. Newsman (Herb Vigran). Messenger Boy (Lee Erikson). 112523 1964 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Anyone for Murder? T Episode #52. 3-13-1964 Editor Mr. Connelley (Robert Jacquin) calls a professor and dean of psychology who placed a classified ad in the newspaper offering to help husbands and wives who want to have their spouses killed into his office to meet with a police detective. The professor says he is doing it for research. The detective suspects him of offering murder for hire. The ad is discontinued, but the professor receives 20 responses. 112524 1959 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Appointment at Eleven T Episode News Flash on television 112525 1964 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Beyond the Sea of Death T Episode - AD Magazine Advertisement in a spiritualist magazine 112526 1962 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Burglar Proof T Episode Press Party 112527 1963 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Dear Uncle George T Episode Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist John Chambers (Gene Barry) writes under name Uncle George 112528 1958 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Disappearing Trick T Episode #105. 4-6-1958 Newspaperman (Percy Helton). 112529 1989 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Driving Under the Influence T Episode #68. 2-25-1989 News Media. TV Reporter (Faye Dance). 112530 1958 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Flight to the East T Episode War Correspondent Ted Franklin (Gary Merrill) in World War II 112531 1986 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Full Disclosure T DVD -R HQ 8799 Episode #54. 6-18-1988 Political Columnist-Reporter G. William (Bill or Billy) Howe (Robert Lansing) of the Washington Telegram plans to write an expose and people in Washington will do anything to stop him. Washington Telegram Publisher Dale Linseman (Al Waxman). Howe was an AP Foreign Correspondent in Vietnam, is now a political columnist. His car blows up with his estranged wife in it after she tells him she wants to move back in. Police suspect him of the murder. Washington Telegram Publisher Linseman killed his wife because he was afraid if she went back to him, he wouldn't publish the book. He plotted to kill the journalist so the book could be published. 112532 1961 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Gloating Place, The T Stenn, David Episode #222. 5-16-1961 News Media. Reporter (Eve McVeagh). Photographer (David Fresco). Newspapers fall for a story. Headlines, media attention. 112533 1963 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Goodbye, George T Episode #310. 12-13-1963 Gossip Columnist Baila French (Alice Pearce) tracks down exclusive story on newlyweds -- and murder 112534 1957 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Hands of Mr. Ottermole, The T DVD -R HQ 8384 Episode #71. 5-5-1957 Reporter Mr. Summers (Rhys Williams) is meddlesome, annoying a London police sergeant who is hunting a killer in fogbound London. Reporter (Charles Davis). 112535 1986 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Happy Birthday T Episode #18. 3-23-1986 Reporter Robert Warren (Lane Smith). 112536 1956 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Help Wanted T Episode - AD Newspaper Advertisement - Want Ad 112537 1959 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Human Interest Story T DVD -R HQ 8417 Brown, Frederic Episode #149. 5-24-1959 Reporter (Steve McQueen) interviews a man who claims to be a Martian. News Editor (Tyler McVey). 112538 1985 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Human Interest Story, The T Episode #7. 11-17-1985 News Media. Reporter #1 (Wendy Oates). Reporter #2 (Floyd Foster Jr.). Reporter #3 (Michael McCabe). 112539 1957 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Last Request T Episode Newspaper. Criminal writes long letter to newspaper recounting his criminal career 112540 1955 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Long Shot, The T Episode - AD. Alfred Hitchcock Presents Newspaper Advertisement. Charlie Raymond (Peter Lawford) answers a newspaper ad 112541 1960 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Madame Mystery T Episode - PR Publicity Man Jimmy Dolan (Joby Baker) 112542 1964 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Matter of Murder, A T Episode #323. 4-3-1964 Newscast 112543 1956 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Momentum T Episode #39. Newspaperman (Jack Tesler). Radio Announcer (Joe Gilbert). 112544 1959 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Morning of the Bride, The T Episode #136. 2-15-1959 Newspaper clipping revealing key fact 112545 1985 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Night Creatures T DVD -R HQ 8880 Episode #77. 4-28-1989 Reporter Holly Sinclair (Louise Vallance) of the Post is assigned to cover a concert for rock stars Adam Lust and The Vampires who are debuting a new album. The reporter is drawn to a vampire-like rock star. Post Photographer Freak (Jason Blicker). 112546 1957 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Night the World Ended, The T Brown, Frederic Episode #70. 4-28-1957 Reporter Halloran (Harold J. Stone), practical-joking reporter scares wino by showing him late edition of evening newspaper headline: World to End Tonight Reporter (Clark Howat). Reporter (Robert Ellis). 112547 1957 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Night the World Ended, The T Episode. 4-28-1957. Season #2. Episode #31 Reporter (Robert Ellis). Man plays a practical joke on a man showing him a fake newspaper with a headline reading "World to End Tonight." 112548 1957 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Number Twenty-Two T Episode #60. 2-17-1957 Reporter (Martin Wilkins). 112549 1956 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Older Sister, The T DVD -R HQ 8066. Episode #17. 1-22-1956 Reporter from a newspaper (Joan Lorring) attempts to interview Lizzie Borden and her sister a year after the murders. She unearths truth about the Lizzie Borden murder case 112550 1965 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: One of the Family T Episode #348. 2-8-1965 Radio Broadcast 112551 1957 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Perfect Crime, The T Episode #81. 10-20-1957 Photographer (John Zaremba). 112552 1959 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Personal Matter, A T Episode #132. 1-18-1959 Newscast 112553 1958 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Post Mortem T Episode #111. 5-18-1958 Reporter Mr. Wescott (James Gregory) is really an insurance detective investigating a woman's first husband's death. Photographer (David Fresco). 112554 1960 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Practical Joke T VHS 339 ( In Progress) Episode News Media 112555 1988 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Prosecutor T Episode. 3-26-1988. Season #3. Episode #8 Reporter (Roger Barnes). 112556 1957 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Reward to Finder T DVD -R HQ 8950 Episode - AD Newspaper Advertisement 112557 1961 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Right Kind of Medicine, The T Episode #240. 12-19-1961 Radio Broadcast 112558 1956 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Safe Conduct T DVD -R HQ 8159 Episode #21. 2-19-1956 Journalist Mary Prescott (Claire Trevor), famous journalist returning to the West following important interview 112559 1965 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Specialty of the House, The T DVD -R HQ 8239 Episode. Food critic meets his match. The arrogant journalist gets its just desserts. 112560 1959 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Waxwork, The T Episode #144. 4-12-1959 Reporter Ray Hewson (Barry Nelson) spends night in wax museum 112561 1996 Alfred Packer: Musical, The M Reporter Polly Pry (Mrs. Lionel Ross O'Bryan - Toddy Walters) is the only one who will listen to Alfred Packer accused of murdering and eating a party of pioneers he was guiding through the mountains in winter. At his trial, he pleads his innocence to an unsympathetic audience. Packer's story is told to Pry in flashbacks. 112562 1802 Algerine Captive, A: Or, The Life and Adventures of Doctor Updike Underhill N OWN - H - USC Tyler, Royall Press. Franklin and Paine references. Descriptions and report. 112563 2005 Alguna pregunta mes? TF Series 2004- Reporter. El reporter amb bigoti (David Verdaguer, 2004-2005). 112564 1832 Alhambra, The N Washington, Irving Library of America (page 96) Newsmonger. "Strange doings!" said Pedrugo, who played barber and newsmonger at the same time. "Strange doings! Robbery, and murder and burial all in one night!" 112565 2001 Ali M DVD TV Sportscaster Howard Cosell (Jon Voight). Sportswriters. Reporter (Ray Bokhour). Reporter (Eric Lichtenberg). Reporter (Steven Randazzo). Reporter (Jack Truman). Miami Weigh-In Reporter (Bill Plaschke). Reporter in Zaire (Dimitri Cassar). Reporter in Zaire (Graham Clarke). Reporter in Zaire (David W. Hess). Reporter in Zaire (Mark Mulder). Reporter in Zaire (Frank Notaro). Reporter in Zaire (Dan Robbertse). Madison Square Garden Reporter (John Ortiz). Boxing Commission Reporter (Daniel E. Gurevitz). Blonde French Reporter (Edda Collier). Kinshasa Reporter (Dr. Denis Luposo). Listen Fight Reporter (Valentine Miele). ORTF Interviewer (Sylvaine Strike). Harlem Reporter (Poe Poe). Miami Weigh-In Reporter (Bill Plaschke). Miami Weigh-in Reporter (Steve Springer). New York Reporter (Mark Salem). Madison Square Garden Reporter (Leonard Termo). Court Room Photographer (James Currie). Roving Reporter Jack (Vincent De Paul). New York Reporter (Sheldon Fogel). New York Reporter (Jim Gray). News Cameraman (Ross Haines). Death Newsman (Ron O.J. Parson). Ringside Photographers (Jon A. Barnes, Robert Standley, Ray Uhler). Times Ringside Photographer (Larry Vigus). 112566 2002 Ali G Indahouse MF News Media. Reporter (Jonathan Aris). Journalist (Bruce Jamieson). Journalist (Marianne Levy). Journalist (Mark Theodore). Film Cameraman (Stewart Wright). 112567 2008 Ali Reynolds: Cruel Intent N Jance, J.A. #4 Ali Reynolds Series Former TV Journalist Ali Reynolds is trying to get her house remodeled in time for her son’s wedding, but her contractor has been framed for his wife’s murder by a serial killer who runs an Internet dating service for the unhappily married thus providing him with adulterous victims. What’s a homeowner to do but join forces with a hacker to find the killer? The contractor swears he has nothing to do with his wife’s murder -- but as the investigation progresses, Ali seems to be the only resident of Sedona who believes him. 112568 2005 Ali Reynolds: Edge of Evil N Jance, J.A. #1 Ali Reynolds Series TV Anchor Ali Reynolds, a 45-year-old Los Angeles TV News Anchor, loses her job, realizes her marriage is a sham and learns that her childhood friend Reenie Bernard has disappeared after being diagnosed with ALS. The end of her high-profile broadcasting career came too soon for TV Journalist Alison Reynolds, bounced off the air by executives who wanted a younger face. With a divorce from her cheating husband also pending, Ali is summoned back home to Sedona, Arizona by the mysterious death of a childhood friend -- and the killer may be hunting for her next. Alison efficiently handles the first two problems -- she hires attorneys specializing in discrimination and divorce. With her supportive college student son, Chris, she heads for Sedona, her hometown, to visit her sympathetic parents and await news of Reenie. When Chris sets up a blog for her, Alison, usually tense and judgmental, begins revealing herself to strangers, a practice that leads to a personal threat. After Reenie’s body is found, the police call it a suicide, but Alison disagrees and begins to investigate her friend’s life. Age and sex discrimination in the TV news business is explored throughout. 112569 2007 Ali Reynolds: Hand of Evil N Jance, J.A. #3 Ali Reynolds Series TV Journalist Ali Reynolds is grieving because the newscasting job she once delighted in is gone and so is the philandering husband she loved and thought she knew. When a member of the family who gave Ali a generous scholarship for her education decades earlier suddenly asks her for a meeting, Ali wonders what it can mean. Before she can satisfy her curiosity, Ali receives another startling call: a friend’s teenage daughter has disappeared. Ali offers to help, but in doing so she unknowingly begins a quest that will reveal a deadly ring of secrets, at the center of which stand two undiscriminating killers. Ali, still recovering from the murder of her not-quite-ex-husband, is aided by her parents and her old high school chum, newly divorced detective and marine reservist Dave Holman in her native Arizona. Meanwhile, wealthy, reclusive Arabella Ashcroft, whose family’s college scholarship program supported Ali as an undergrad, has read Ali’s grief-filled blog, cutlooseblog.com, and wants Ali’s help in writing an incest memoir -- elderly Arabella says that her childhood was despoiled by a late stepbrother and that she’s being threatened by his son should she go through with writing about it. Soon after, Dave’s daughter Crystal disappears from the Las Vegas home of his ex- and her new husband. 112570 2007 Ali Reynolds: Web of Evil N Jance, J.A. #2 Ali Reynolds Series TV Anchor Ali Reynolds in Los Angeles is traveling the highway from Los Angeles to Palm Springs, a parched, unforgiving and deadly road looking forward to putting her past behind her. She’d left Los Angeles for the home comforts of Sedona, Arizona and the satisfaction of a blog, cutloosseblog.com. The television network that wrongfully dismissed Ali for the sole sin of being over 40 will face her in court and her cheating husband is in a hurry for a divorce. His very young and very pregnant fiancee has a wedding planned for the next day. So Ali must return to the scene of those crimes. As she passes the site of a horrifying accident, she thanks goodness it’s no longer her job to report the news. Until she finds out the news is her own. For the victim is Ali’s cheating husband and soon she’ll find herself the prime suspect at the center of a terrifying web of evil. 112571 2000 Ali Zaoua, prince de la rue MF Journalist (Jalila Boulhimez) 112572 2000 Ali: American Hero, An MT Reporter #1 (Rich Marotta). Reporter #2 (James Kevin Ward). Reporter #3 (David Doty) 112573 2003 Alias W forums.allalias.com Advice Columnist Marshall in Internet Online Fiction inspired by the television program. 112574 2002 Alias Betty M American Journalist, struggling, is briefly married to now-single mother who writes under the alias Betty Fisher. 112575 1935 Alias Mary Dow M VHS 1218 Reporters (Frank Adams, Earl Eby, Hal Cooke, Frank Holliday, William Newell) 112576 1949 Alias Nick Beal M Press. Photographer (Pat Phelan). 112577 1998 Alias Smith & Jones T Episode #56. 9-9-1998 Reporter (Melanie Hudson). 112578 1972 Alias Smith and Jones: "What's in It for Mia?" T Episode #37. 2-24-1972 Former Newspaperman is enlisted by Heyes and Curry to help fight a town boss who had the outlaws beaten and evicted. 112579 1949 Alias the Champ M Reporter Tracy (Frank J. Scannell). Telecaster (John Wald) 112580 1943 Alias the Dead NM Coxe, George Harmon Press 112581 2001 Alias: T SVD 1149, 1147, 1376 (Two Episodes), 1371, 1369, 1364, 1359, 1174, 1172, 1163, 1162, 1161, 1157, 1156, 1148, 1144, 1139, 1135 (Incomplete), 1134 (Two Episodes), 1133, 1130, Episodes. Series (September 2001-) Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. 112582 2002 Alias: Abduction, The T SVD 1320 Kurtzman, Alex and Roberto Orci Episode #32. 12-15-2002 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. After Will's taken the psych test, he and Syd talk in a bar. As she justifies her secrecy by calling it a "gesture of love," Vaughn and Alice enter. They meet, share an awkward moment and move on. 112583 2002 Alias: Almost ThirtyYears T SVD 1176 Abrams, J.J. Episode #22. 5-12-2002 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Will, tranquilized and badly beaten, is dragged into dingy storeroom. Sinister Taiwanese interrogator who tortured Sydney months before, enters with array of frightening instruments. Sydney sets up exchange for Will to take place in Taipei in 24 hours. Jack agrees to help recover Will. Vaughan tells Sydney Will is likely to be alive and senses she is hiding something. Thinks she has her own plan to rescue Will. Since Will has disappeared, his friend Abby, at the newspaper, goes straight to editor Litvack, with his sealed envelope about SD-6. And the editor agrees to run the story as front page news. Vaughan figures out Sydney is planning rescue, agrees to help The three fly to Tapei. Jack makes exchange for Will. After hours of torture, Will has revealed anything. Finally unchained, plunges a syringe into neck of his sadistic interrogator. He is dragged from room. Finally spared, bloody, but alive and sobbing. 112584 2003 Alias: Breaking Point T Frazier, Breen Episode #52. 11-23-2003 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Journalist who covered the Middle East being held in same secret Federal prison as Sydney and tortured. World thinks he died in a car crash. The heavy reporter can barely function because of the shock therapy and other torture techniques. 112585 2001 Alias: Broken Heart, A T SVD 1119 (Incomplete) Taylor, Vanessa Episode #4. 10-21-2001 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. 112586 2002 Alias: Cipher T VHS 1309 Kurtzman, Alex Episode #25. 10-13-2002 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Will meets Vaughn face to face and revisits his ordeal in Taipei 112587 2002 Alias: Confession, The T SVD 1140 Abrams, J.J.. and Daniel Arkin Episode #11. 1-6-2002 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. 112588 2002 Alias: Counteragent, The T VHS 1324 Eisendrath, John Episode #29. 11-17-2002 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Will's look into the standardized-tests mystery nets him an unsettling sit-down with the quiz's creator. Will tells Sydney that the 1982 standardized test is missing from public record. Sydney then explains "Project Christmas" and says that Vaughn thinks Russian intelligence is still running it to recruit American sleepers. Will gets hold of the '82 standardized test and finds that it contains no spatial relations questions. Later, Francie recognizes that the test is actually from '83 because it references the American invasion of Grenada. Will then speaks to an official at the Dept. of Education who gives him the actual '82 test, which has spatial relations questions. The official is baffled — he had submitted the test without such questions 112589 2002 Alias: Dead Drop T VHS 1300 Episode #26. 10-20-2002 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Will's article on SD-6 resurfaces after a recovering junkie (Marisol Nichols) tempts him with her own conspiracy theory. In rehab, Will meets Rebecca Martinez, a conspiracy theorist who presses will to continue his expose of SD-6. Will refuses. Later she meets with Sloane. She's SD-6, and was sent to test Will. 112590 2003 Alias: Endgame T Gerace, Sen Episode #41. 3-30-2003 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Gregory Ivanov is a reporter working for an organization known to give cover to Russian agents. After he has been placed under CIA surveillance, she discovers that h has just received a fax that says "endgame." 112591 2002 Alias: Enemy Walks In, The T VHS 1298 Abrams, J.J. Episode #23. 9-29-2002 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Jack (Sydney's father and a double-agent) rescues a badly beaten Will and explains what happened. She and Jack then reveal the truth about themselves and SD-6 to their panicking friend. Jack ensures Will's safety by drugging him and placing him at the scene of a drug bust. Under media scrutiny, Will claims his story about SD-6 is a lie. His reputation is ruined, but his life is saved. 112592 2002 Alias: Enemy Walks In, The T Episode #23. 9-29-2002 News Media. Reporter #1 (Danny Romereo). Reporter #2 (Chris Harrison). Newscaster (Todd Karli). Reporter #3 (Tricia Nickell). 112593 2004 Alias: Façade T Episode #59. 3-14-2004 Newscaster (Nicholas Hosking). 112594 2003 Alias: Firebomb T VHS 1365. (Will's excerpts) Eisendrath, John Episode #38. 2-23-2003 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Will proves his worth to the . At the CIA, Will recommends that they contact Aliyah Kazabi, Kabir's ex-wife, who hates him so much that she escaped from his tyranny with their son. She's married to an administrator at the Vatican Embassy in Mexico City. Vaughn and Sydney immediately leave to find her. 112595 2004 Alias: Full Disclosure T SVD 1502 (Excerpts) Episode. Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) discussed as Sydney finds out what happened to her during those two missing years. 112596 2003 Alias: Higher Echelon, A T SVD 1339 (First Half). VHS 1338 (Conclusion) Eisendrath, John Episode #33. 1-5-2003 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Will gets a new job. Sydney reveals her mission regarding the Echelon system to Will, and believes that Marshall is safe with the CIA. Marshall is actually being tortured. Francie casually mentions Sydney's crush on Vaughn to Will. Later, Will meets with Vaughn, who hires him as a CIA analyst — his cover is that he's a journalist for Trade Roads magazine. Will tells Vaughn that Syd cares for him and wants him to respect that. 112597 2002 Alias: Indicator, The T VHS 1301 Pinkner, Jeff Episode #27. 11-3-2002 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Will steps up to lend Francie a hand at her eatery's grand opening 112598 2001 Alias: Parity T SVD 1124 Kurtzman, Alex and Roberto Orci Episode #3. 10-24-2001 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Will is still curious about Danny's murder. Requests surveillance footage from traffic cameras around Danny's former apartment on night of murder. Discovers all of the cameras went out within a mile of the apartment on precisely that night. Later, he and Sydney get a little drunk after an evening out, and later at her apartment, a playful moment...turns into a kiss...and a moment of shocking discomfort for them both. 112599 2002 Alias: Passage (1) T VHS 1318 Fisher, Debra J. and Erica Messer Episode #30. 12-1-2002. Part One. Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Will has huge news for Vaughn about Project Christmas. In Los Angeles, Will informs Vaughn that the KGB inserted questions into the 1982 standardized test, which was administered to 5 million American children. Vaughn bluntly says Devlin ordered him to let Will go because his involvement may pose a security risk. Sydney tells Will she has to gain Sark's trust. Later, she asks Vaughn why CIA is ignoring Will's findings. Vaughn simply says the research was sent to FBI. Will, although no longer working for Vaughn, gives him 40 names of children who achieved perfect scores on standardized tests. He researched a culture study from 1980-1985 to find these scores, which Vaughn had said the CIA couldn't uncover. Will says he's still trying to figure out why the '82 tests were missing. 112600 2002 Alias: Passage (2) T SVD 1328 Hines, Crystal Nix Episode #31. 12-8-2002. Part Two. Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Sydney learns from Vaughn that the flowers are 400-600 years old. Vaughn hands her something — tickets to go miniature golfing, which she does with Will and Francie while Vaughn observes from a distance. 112601 2003 Alias: Phase One T SVD 1372 Abrams, J.J. Episode #35. 1-26-2003 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. In Los Angeles., Will tells Francie that he must quit her restaurant because he got a job as a travel writer. She's genuinely happy for him and an innocent kiss turns romantic. Later on, they tell Sydney. Revealed that Francie is a clone who murdered the real Francie who lies on the floor with a bullet in her head. 112602 2001 Alias: Pilot: Truth Be Told T SVD 1128 Abrams, J.J. Episode #1. 9-30-2001. Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Sydney Bristow (Jennifer Garner), a vivacious, athletic grad student, discovers that her not-so-typical after-school job as an agent for SD-6, a top-secret division of the CIA, holds some deadly secrets not only for her but the security of the free world She has a boyfriend Danny who just proposed. Her friend Will, however, has to feign happiness, keeping his unrequited love for her to himself. When she breaks protocol and tells her fiancé about her secret life, he is killed. She discovers her long-estranged father, Jack (Victor Garber) is also in SD-6, which is actually an enemy of the United States. With nowhere else to urn, she seeks aid of real CIA and becomes double-agent -- just like her father. 112603 2003 Alias: Remnants T SVD 1491 Pinkner, Jeff Episode #54. 12-7-2003 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Journalist Will returns. The identity of the mysterious "St. Aidan" forces Sydney to pull a stunned Will out of witness protection. But the pursuit sends the two old friends on a collision course with Allison -- the woman who ruined both their lives. Sydney and her long time best friend Will get it on, and seem to cheerfully dismiss it at the end of the episode. 112604 2002 Alias: Salvation T VHS 1301, VHS 1314 Orci, Roberto and Alex Kurtzman Episode #28. 11-10-2002 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Vaughn hires Will as a freelancer to look into this issue of standardized tests from the 1980s to convert children into future agents. 112605 2005 Alias: Search and Rescue T Episode #87. 5-18-2005 Newsman (Theron Zahn). 112606 2003 Alias: Succession T SVD 1445 Orci, Roberto and Alex Kurtzman Episode #46. 10-5-2003 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Reporter Will, a journalist, in witness protection. Sydney can't see him and it looks as if he is out of the series. 112607 2003 Alias: Telling, The T SVD 1397 Abrams, J.J. Episode #44. 5-4-2003. Season 2 Finale. Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Will investigates and finds name Allison Georgia Doren on list of children involved in Project Christmas. She was supposed to have died in car accident as child. Will calls Doren's parents and finds her body was never identified. At home, Will finds Provacillium — the medicine needed to counteract the buildup of proteins in the double's eyes — at nearly the same time that Francie sees Will's file on Allison Doren. Having finally discovered the truth, Will makes a quick phone call to Syd and leaves a voicemail identifying Francie as the second double. It's too late, though. Francie attacks Will and she stabs him. He crumples to the floor. Syd comes home. She kills the clone and collapses from exhaustion. She wakes up in Hong Kong and finds out she has been missing for two years. Has no recall of what happened during those two years. No word about Will -- whether he is dead or alive. 112608 2006 Alias: There's Only One Sydney Bristow T DVD -R HQ 5966 Episode. 4-26-2006 Former Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. Sydney cuts her maternity leave short to rescue Will who has been abducted by Sydney's archnemesis, Anna Espinoza. Villains plant a bomb in Will's brain and will activate it unless Sydney does what she is told. She saves Will at the last moment. Meanwhile Sydney's DNA is used to turn Espinoza into a Bristow duplicate. 112609 2001 Alias: Time Will Tell T SVD 1135 Pinkner, Jeff Episode #8. 12-2-2001 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Will struggles to kill a front-page piece on Danny's murder until a high-tech bug takes his story in a new direction Will's editor rejects his story about the mysterious deaths of Danny Hecht and Eloise Kurtz. The story contains questionable facts, and editor Litvack suggests that Will is lying. She demands he cease his investigation, but Will has other ideas. He is tipped-off to location of Kurtz's car, and continues playing detective. Inside car, Will finds piece of jewelry -- turns out to be piece of sophisticated surveillance equipment. 112610 2002 Alias: Trust Me T VHS 1298 Eisendrath, John Episode #24. 10-6-2002. Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Will, who has been doing community service, offers to help Francie set up her restaurant 112611 2003 Alias: Truth Takes Time T VHS 1371 Orci, J.R. Episode #40. 3-16-2003 Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. 112612 2003 Alias: Two, The T SVD 1441 Abrams, J.J. Episode #45. 9-28-2003. Season 3 Opener Reporter Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is a journalist, friend to Agent Sydney Bristow. When compromised as a journalist works for the CIA and eventually ends up in the Witness Protection Program. Sydney is in a Hong Kong safe house. Vaughn tells her she's been gone for two years. Will survived the apartment fire, he say, but she died and her remains were identified. Vaughan is now a teacher but the CIA sent him to take her back. 112613 1955 Alibi M Editor, Head (Charles Regnier). 112614 1936 Alibi for Murder M Tinsley, Theodore A. (Short Story -"Body Snatcher"). Tom Van Dycke (Screenplay). Ness Book Radio Broadcaster Perry Travis (William Gargan) tries to get an interview with a reclusive Nobel Prize-winning scientist, who is shot. Travis gets an exclusive and broadcasts the story. Investigates murder, discovers secret munitions deal, survives various attempts on his life, proves who the killer is. Murderer shot by police and Travis gets another scoop. 112615 1935 Alibi Ike M DVD -R HQ 6333, 6332. SVD 970 De Havilland. Sports Movies Reporter (Jack Norton). 112616 1965 Alibi na vode MF Reporter (Vladimir Mensik). Photographer (Oldrich Novy). 112617 1992 Alibi perfetto MF Journalist (Giovanna Fabbri) 112618 1997 Alibi, The MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Norma Jean Wick). Reporter #2 (Patti Vietta) 112619 2006 Alibi, The M Photographer Jimmy (Jon Polito). 112620 1998 Alice et Martin MF Photographer (Eric Hewson-Schmit). 112621 1973 Alice in Den Stadten MF Germany German journalist has to accompany a nine-year-old girl on a flight between New York and Amsterdam but, once they have arrived at the destination, nobody will take her. Thus begins a meandering journey through Germany. Journalist appears to be an individual alienated by American future and incapable of finding his bearings in his own country. Wim Wenders highlights the limitations of trying to understand the world as media through images articulated by the media. Publisher (Ernest Boehm). 112622 1948 Alice in Movieland M DVD -R HQ 8812 Short Newspaper Headlines include the Daily Express: "Win a Trip to Hollywood. Local Girls Will Have a Chance for Fame in Hollywood!" Evening Standard headlines. Story of young woman coming to Hollywood for fame and fortune. 112623 1974 Alice in the Cities (Alice in Den Stadten) M Wenders, Wim, Veith von Furstenberg (Screenplay) West Germany - Ness Book German Journalist Philip Winter (Rudger Vogler), alienated and in America to write a story, but mostly takes photographs. After missing a deadline, returns to Germany. Meets woman and young daughter. Woman disappears leaving girl in journalist's care. He and child set out to find mother. Polaroid pictures he takes "never really show what you've actually seen." Comments he takes pictures to provide proof of own existence. Finds girl's mother and returns to Munich "to finish off this story." Journalist has confrontation with editor. Alienation develops as result of profession of journalism and insufficiency of being able to understand the world simply by recording it. Publisher (Ernest Boehm). 112624 2004 Alice Pleszecki T Alice Pleszecki (Lesiha Hailey) is a journalist for LA Magazine featured in “The L Word.” "Alice Pieszecki" a wisecracking journalist who speaks her mind, and claims she is "looking for the same things in a man as she is in a woman." Among her group of friends, she is the only self-proclaimed bisexual. Her mother Lenore is an actress, and apparently the only one in the family who accepts Alice's sexuality. Alice is estranged from her two siblings, who disapprove of homosexuality, as well as her father, whom she simply describes as "distant.” Alice is obsessed with The Chart, a recompilation of all the relationships and one-night stands which she knows of, and how this network of affairs is linked to her. Alice strongly believes everyone is sleeping with everyone else, and her chart is the most valuable evidence supporting her theory. Season 1: Alice is openly bisexual. Her lifestyle bothers her close friend Dana, who believes she is just masquerading her uncertainty about her sexuality. However, Alice claims she simply is looking for the same qualities in men as in women. According to the story, she discovered it during the college years, when she started a three-month affair with Tayo, the bass player of her band Butter. Alice then started to indistinctly date men and women. One of her dates was her now close friend Bette Porter, who since then has been in a seven-year committed relationship with Tina Kennard. After being introduced as single and in the search for a date (and missing a chance of seducing Jenny Schecter to her friend Marina Ferrer), Alice meets with her previous ex-girlfriend Gabby Deveaux while preparing an article on vaginal rejuvenation. She starts dating Gabby under the disapproval of her friends, as they already know Gabby's tendency to cheat on her and ignore her in public places. After Shane discovers Gabby with another girl at their frequented lounge-bar Milk, her friends bring up the discussion during a meeting and convince Alice to stop dating Gabby. Heartbroken Alice then meets "Lisa", a man who identifies himself as a lesbian. Lisa's liberal speech appeals to Alice's beliefs, and a short affair between them begins. The conflicts between Lisa's birth gender and his chosen identity then starts to disturb Alice, causing her to dump him for Andrew, who was a proclaimed straight man and whom Dana's parents had arranged to be the date of their daughter (it is to note that Dana had just come out to her parents as a lesbian). Alice and Andrew didn't last very long, but a delay in her period caused her certain anguish since she could not determine who could be the father of her suspected pregnancy. This suspicion is later discarded. Alice and her friends accompany Dana to receive a Human Rights Campaign award. After getting rid of her mother Lenore, Alice and the group go to the hotel where Dana meets Tonya. Alice claims to have received bad vibes from Tonya and distrusts Dana's ability to choose proper couples. The further announcement of Dana's engagement to Tonya makes Alice realize she loves her as more than a friend. She confronts Dana and reveals her feelings, but then withdraws to her home considering she has done something foolish. As she opens the door to her apartment, she finds her friend Tina lying on the couch. Tina asks Alice to let her stay in for a couple of days while she finds out a place to move to, since she has discovered Bette had been cheating on her with a carpenter named Candace. Season 2 Unable to hide their feelings for each other, Alice and Dana arrange a meeting and discuss several rules of unattraction they are to follow, in order to prevent anything from happening between them. Her interest towards Dana induces Alice to corner Tonya upon every chance she has. Shane then notices what lies underneath Alice's attacks and proceeds to interrogate her. Although Tina has been living with Alice for a couple of months now, she hasn't noticed her pregnancy. Alice has taken Tina's side and advised her to visit a lawyer who may be able to guide her through the regain of her independence. Bette, on the other hand, has become an emotional wreck and confronts Alice after discovering she's had something to do about Tina's visit to an attorney. Meanwhile, the tension between Alice and Tonya rises. Tonya arranges her a blind date with a man -taking a chance on Alice's outspoken bisexuality- which leads to nothing. Her romance with Dana is finally consummated just before Dana's bachelorette party was held. Dana pretends to keep a secret relationship with Alice, while she figures out how to break up with Tonya. Alice is not interested in sneaking out with her, and forces Dana to end the engagement before continuing to see her. Once together, the status of their relationship is kept secret from everyone but Shane, but they arrange to reveal it at The Planet. While dating Dana, Alice receives a radio offer to do a cultural section on KCRW. After an incident involving the discovery of the relationship between her former girlfriend Gabby and Dana's former girlfriend Lara Perkins, Alice reveals the existence of her chart to the radio producer. The producers become interested in the story and The Chart becomes a weekly broadcast. The reappearance of Lara on the scene causes Alice to start feeling uneasy. She acknowledges Lara and Dana did not break up because they didn't love each other, but rather because of the pressure Lara placed on Dana to come out of the closet. Now that Dana is out and proud, the only thing that keeps them apart is their current relationships. Unfortunately for Alice, Lara and Gabby break up and Lara starts to look for her old girlfriend. They arrange a dinner, and a communication problem between Dana and Alice leads her to believe Lara has finally won her over. In a desperate move during Melvin Porter's funeral, Alice decides to go for the old 'moving-in' lesbian technique. Dana refuses the proposal, claiming she has recently come out of an engagement and she is not ready yet to begin a committed relationship. Season 3 Six months have passed, and Dana is now back with Lara. Dana mentions to have ended her relationship with Alice because things between them were not working. Alice has developed an obsessive love addiction towards Dana, and the harsh breakup has caused her to become an antidepressants pill popper. Her obsession reaches very dramatic levels: she chases Dana around, has trouble in her work, and keeps a shrine that includes a stolen life-size cardboard image of her ex-girlfriend. Alice has recently befriended Tina's transitional girlfriend Helena Peabody. Helena believes in tarot and one of the readings misleads her to think Alice is to be her new lover. Luckily for Alice, Helena then proceeds to help her come out of the depression. During the process Helena meets Dylan Moreland, with whom she starts an affair. On the other hand, Alice eventually decides to start dating again. During a bisexual speed dating journey held at The Planet, Alice meets Uta Refson, a vampirologist who is part of the vampire goth subculture. She and Uta start seeing each other, and Alice eventually agrees to get rid of her shrine. But, after the discovery of Dana's breast cancer, Uta gives Alice a chance to deal with her emotions and asks her to call back once she is ready. The announcement of this illness at the peak of her career causes Dana to become bitter and verbally abusive towards Lara. After Dana kicks her out of the house, Lara leaves her girlfriend under the care of Alice and gets on a plane to Paris to take a needed break along with some culinary lessons. During this time, Dana's condition worsens,she develops pneumonia as a consequence of her chemotherapy causing immunosuppression. Alice keeps a five day bedside vigil next to her bed at the hospital, but after taking the advice of a nurse Alice goes outside for some fresh air and is distracted by a chance encounter with Tonya (Dana's ex). Ironically, during her absence Dana's condition rapidly deteriorates and she dies alone of septic shock resulting in heart failure and cardiac arrest. Alice returns just as the medical staff have ceased in their resuscitation attempts. During the funeral Alice steals part of Dana's ashes to arrange a proper ceremony. She and her friends travel to Dana's favorite waterfall and spread her ashes while remembering all the moments they spent with her. The loss of her friend leaves Alice once again desolate, and her pill addiction worsens to include Dana's cancer medication. Lara and Alice begin to see each other and Alice develops a masochist relationship with her (with which Lara disagrees). Dana's death has also induced Shane to propose marriage to her girlfriend Carmen, which she accepted at the waterfall. Alice is to be the best man of the wedding. Shane's change of plans later puts Alice on the awkward position of having to tell Carmen she is no longer getting married. At the end of the season, and after a brief talk with the lay commissioner, Alice decides to let herself feel again and to talk to Lara about her feelings towards her. This moment is later interrupted by Tina, who now has plans to start a family with her new boyfriend Henry. Season 4 After returning to Los Angeles, Alice informs Helena of her online Chart and provides some explanation on how it works. It is Helena who discovers that there is a bigger hub than Shane in the Chart, which prompts Alice to start a quest to find out who this mysterious Papi was. Alice successfully meets her in episode 4.02: Livin' la Vida Loca, gets an interview, and eventually has a one night stand with her. Helena, who has moved in with Alice after being financially cut off by her mother, also sleeps with Papi. Further into the season, Bette introduces Alice to Phyllis Kroll, who happens to be her boss at the California University. Phyllis has just come out of the closet and perceived she had a connection with Alice. Bette tries to discourage Alice from seeing Phyllis, but she accepts to go out on a date and they develop a short affair during which Kroll develops strong feelings for Alice. But the affair is terminated when Alice is finally confronted with Phyllis' family, after meeting her husband Leonard at a fundraising party. Phyllis has a difficult time getting over the breakup, but Jodi and Bette help her in coping with the ended affair. At almost the same time, Papi introduces Alice to her best friend Tasha, who is likely suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder due to her service in the Iraq War. Alice becomes involved in a relationship with Tasha, shortly after breaking up with Phyllis in episode 4.06:Luck Be a Lady. Their relationship is complicated by their divergent views on the Iraq War and Tasha's fear of being outed in the Army. 112625 1984 Alice: Footloose Mel T Episode #182. 12-23-1984 Reporter (Richard Minchenberg). 112626 1983 Alice: It Had to Be Mel T Episode #158. 10-30-1983 Photographer (Mark Sawyer). 112627 1976 Alice: Last Review, The T SVD 786 Episode. Series (8-37-76 through 1983) Food Editor (Victor Buono) is invited by Alice to try Mel's chili while Mel is away. She later regrets sending the invitation when the local food critic dies of food poisoning in the diner 112628 1976 Alice: Reporter, The T Episode Reporter (Richard Erdman) hides out at the diner when he fears that his life is in danger 112629 2000 Alice’s Awakening N Lyons, Genevieve American Journalist Rudi. Alice Sandar leaves boarding school to return to the south of France. She falls in love with Rudi, a charming and mysterious American, but when her father, Victor, is the victim of a shooting, Rudi is exposed as a journalist and Alice is forbidden to see him again. Why is her father so antagonistic to the media and indeed why was he shot? 112630 2005 Alice's Cartoon World: Interview with Virginia Davis, An DT Short Interviewer Leonard Maltin. 112631 2004 Alice's Misadventures in Wonderland M TV News Anchor (Ashley LeConte Campbell). 112632 1998 Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County MT News Media. TV Reporter (Forbes Riley - Herself). 112633 1998 Alien Agenda: Endangered Species M New York Tabloid TV Reporter Megan Cross (Debbie Rochon) has been doing interview with alien abductees for her show. She soon discovers her boyfriend is in fact an alien. Two species of aliens are in conflict. Both want to take over earth, although one of the species claims to want to help humans while the other makes no secret that they want to destroy them. A few years pass and Megan is now working for an organization, The Complex, to secretly keep tabs on the world’s extraterrestrial activity. 112634 2008 Alien Alone: Kanpotar Bakar N Mathews, Wayne Photojournalist Will McCord has spent a lifetime recording the horrors of wars and police actions throughout the world. Now he returns to the mountains of Central Oregon to revive the memories of living there in a cabin during the early 1960s as a teenager and to put to rest the demons of self-doubt. He returns to refresh his memories of Kampotar Bakar, the little known legendary alien beast he befriended and had to kill a man to protect. Will relieves the days of life and legend, mentally walking once again through his days as youth until it is manifested to him that although all things change with time, some things change slower than others, and the glorious days as a boy can be relived. 112635 1976 Alien Attack MT Newscaster (Don Fellows). 112636 2006 Alien Autopsy M TV News Anchor (Lachelle Carl). Interviewer (Cristina Piaget). Two British lads are accused of faking a documentary from the Roswell incident in 1947. Camera Team (Mike & Matthew Blakeley). NY Host (Bradley Lavelle). Producer (Martin McDougall). Peruvian TV Host (Luis Soto). 112637 1997 Alien Avengers II MT Cameraman (Timothy Griffin), Hard Story Cameraman. 112638 2002 Alien Conspiracy, The: Grey Skies M Interviewer (Michael Lundy). 112639 1988 Alien from L.A. M Anchorman (Denis Smith). News Vendor (Matthew Rowan). 112640 2000 Alien Fury: Countdown to Invasion MT CNN Reporter (Darlynne Reyes) 112641 2003 Alien Hunter M Reporter (Mariana Stanicheva). 112642 1990 Alien Nation: T Episode. 2-5-90 News Crew profiling George interferes at home and at work, leaving Sikes alone to pursue a violent customer of a videophone sex line 112643 1988 Alien Nation: T Episode News Media. Opens with TV broadcast on history of alien immigrants including clips of Reagan. S.I.D. Photographer (Douglas Cameron). 112644 1990 Alien Nation: T Episode. 1-22-90 Reporter, annoying, questions police 112645 1991 Alien Nation: T B 18, B 26 Episode News Media 112646 1991 Alien Nation: T SV 73 Episode. 6-13-91 News Media 112647 1990 Alien Nation: Crossing the Line T Mitchell, Steven Long and Craig Van Sickle Episode. 2-26-1990 News Media 112648 1994 Alien Nation: Dark Horizon MT Reporter (Khin-Kyaw Maung) 112649 1990 Alien Nation: Eyewitness News T Kaufman, Charles S., Larry William, Steven Long, Craig Van Sickle Episode. 2-5-1990 News Media 112650 1997 Alien Nation: Udara Legacy, The MT Reporter (Dale Harimoto). FNN Reporter (Mary Amadeo Ingersoll). Moderator (Lew Palter). 112651 1985 Alien Outlaw M Sci Fi News Media. Radio Newsman (Sherwood Jones). Paper Boy (Chad Davis). 112652 1989 Alien Seed M Newspaperman finds out that an alien impregnates an Earth woman so she can deliver an alien “messiah” to rule the world. He tries to stop it. 112653 1989 Alien Space Avenger M News Media. Plant Reporter (Enes Lencioni). Bordello Reporter (Miriam Zucker). 112654 1996 Alien Species M News Media. News Reporter (Diane Hay). News Cameraman (Ron Lawson). 112655 2009 Alien Trespass M TV Reporter (James Swift). Interviewer (Jan Bos). Astronomer Ted Lewis is preparing a special dinner for his wife Lana to celebrate their wedding anniversary in 1957 in the California’s Mojave Desert. In another part of town, a waitress at a small local diner makes big plans for the future. An alien spaceship crash lands in the desert. A tall, metallic alien named Urp emerges from the craft unharmed, alarmed to discovered that the monstrous Ghota has escaped. The menacing one-eyed creature’s unquenchable appetite could mean the end of humans. Urp is the only one who knows how to stop the hideous extraterrestrial, but to do so he has to take over the body of Dr. Lewis and enlist the aid of the waitress, the only human in town willing to believe and trust in his vision. The local police are confirmed skeptics and offer little help. Together Urp and the waitress must hunt down the Ghota and neutralize it before it consumes humans and conquers the world. 112656 2004 Alienated: Weekly Inquisitor, The T Episode #14. 4-20-2004 TV Anchor (Alex Lee). 112657 1994 Alienist, The N Carr, Caleb New York Times Reporter John Schuyler Moore is summoned to the East River by his friend and former Harvard classmate, a psychologist or "alienist." It is 1896 on a cold March night. On the unfinished Williamsburg Bridge, they view the horribly mutilated body of an adolescent boy, a prostitute from one of Manhattan's infamous brothels. Newly appointed police commissioner Theodore Roosevelt enlists the two men in the murder investigation counting on Moore's knowledge of New York's vast criminal underworld. Joined by a female police secretary. Laboring in secret, the unlikely team amasses a psychological profile of the man they are looking for based on his crimes -- a revolutionary effort in criminology. 112658 1999 Aliens in the Wild Wild West M Photographer (Marius Galea) 112659 1992 Alison Case N Goddard, Robert News Media 112660 2008 Alison Glasby: Picture of Guilt N Brownley, James #1 Alison Glasby Series Journalist Alison Glasby gets the opportunity to work with Fleet Street legend Bill Davenport and jumps at the chance. Four children were killed in Norfolk in 1969 and Davenport covered the case. When Glasby finds a photograph of one of her victims, Davenport wants Glasby off the story now. What is it about the murders that he doesn’t want her to know? 112661 2009 Alison Glasby: Sins of the Children, The N Brownley, James #2 Alison Glasby Series Journalist Alison Glasby’s career in journalism seems to be over before it really got going -- not to mention her short-lived romance with Metropolitan police officer Jon Redgrave. Facing legal action for publishing an unsubstantiated article about police corruption from an anonymous source, she seems doomed to spend the next 10 years writing the banal filler articles she thought and hoped she’d left behind. But when she receives a tip-off that the senior police officer in charge of policing the police, Henry Dunne, may have dark secrets of his own, Alison’s luck appears to be changing. Until, that is, her source is found with his skull caved in and the promised evidence vanishes. The police seem determined to ward her off, but stubborn as ever, Alison is not to be deterred -- even if it means jeopardizing what remains of her relationship with Redgrave, and putting herself in danger in the process. 112662 2008 Alive 6: The Final Evolution, Vol. 6 NJ Kawashima, Tadashi Reporters are tailing Taisuke and his friends. The two reporters think Taisuke may have had a hand in the murder of three police officers. But the gang has yet another pursuer: a deadly preacher with the power to petrify his victims. Can they defeat this lethal enemy? 112663 2002 All a Man Can Do NR Kantra, Virginia Reporter Tess DeLucca wants to get up close and personal with Jarek Denko, Eden’s new chief of police. It’s part of her job. So is remaining dispassionate, objective and in control, three things that might be possible if she trusted cops. And if she weren’t so damn attracted to this one. Look but don’t touch. Words to live by for Denko, a man looking to forget his past and find his future in Eden. He has a department to run, a daughter to raise and an investigation to solve. A relationship with any woman would be a distraction, but one with reporter DeLucca, the sister of one of his prime suspects, could be his undoing. 112664 1950 All About Eve M DVD. DVD -R HQ 10019, 10020, 10021. L Orr, Mary (Story - "Wisdom of Eve, The"). Joseph L. Mankiewicz (Screenplay) Davis. Ness Book Theatre Critic-Commentator-Narrator Addison DeWitt (George Sanders) helped to establish image of acid-tongued journalist who moved in exclusive social circles. (Along with Columnist Waldo Lydecker in "Laura"). He says he is a critic and therefore essential to the theater. DeWitt uses his column to promote his own protégés as well as to trash those he opposes. Ambitious theatrical aspirants manipulate critics and columnists to further their careers. Understudy Eve invites press to view her unplanned debut. Critic uses influence to gain control of ambitious actress. Indicates to her there is little difference between their professional approaches. He tells her they have common "contempt for humanity, an inability to love and be loved and an insatiable ambition." As Eve schemes her way to the top of theatrical profession at expense of stage veteran, critic works behind the scenes to help her. Reporter (Helen Mowery). Reference in film: "sensational and commercial publicity of such questionable honors as the Pulitzer Prize." 112665 2002 All About Eve TF 20 episodes by MBC TV Corp. TV (Jang Dong Gun) fights for the top position of the news anchor on primetime television against another female anchor. 112666 1951 All About Eve R Episode #498. 3-8-1951. Screen Guild Theater, The Theatre Critic-Commentator-Narrator Addison DeWitt (George Sanders) helped to establish image of acid-tongued journalist who moved in exclusive social circles. Uses his position to take advantage of people. 112667 1952 All About Eve R Episode #2-127. 11-16-1952. Theatre Guild of the Air Theatre Critic-Commentator-Narrator Addison DeWitt helped to establish image of acid-tongued journalist who moved in exclusive social circles. Uses his position to take advantage of people. 112668 2005 All About George: T Episode #3. 10-13-2005 News Media. Journalist #1 (Louise Raven). Journalist #2 (Philip Herbert). 112669 2005 All About George: T UK. Episode #6. 11-3-2005 Photographer (Paul Jibson). 112670 1983 All About Mankiewicz DT Interviewer Michel Ciment. Joseph L. Mankiewicz (Himself). 112671 1995 All About Steve M Movie Critic (Johnny Rahm). Photojournalist (Jeffrey Scott Jones). Reporters (Doris Barton, Carole Bardwell, Hollie Stenson, Alvera DeLeon). 112672 2009 All About Steve M News Media. Misc. News Reporter (Gilllian Vigman). KOCO Reporter (Stephanie Venditto). Colorado Reporter (Claire Coffee). Reporter (Dorie Barton). Reporter (Hollie Stenson). KOCO Sound Tech (P.J. Marino). Houston Anchor (Sara Sanderson). Photojournalist (Jeffrey Scott Jones). MSNBC Reporter (Larry Dorf). Reporter #2 (Joey Nader). Reporter (Alvera DeLeon). Horowitz House Reporter #2 (Patrick Brown). CCN Arab News Anchor (Nick Hodaly). Reporter #4 (Carole Bardwell-Carolyn Christian). Gabling Reporter (Jon Donahue). BBC Reporter (Michael Joseph Carr). Japanese News Anchor (Mami Saito). Reporter (Kurt Ela). Australian News Anchor (Ben Macdonald). Newsroom Technician (Scott Alan). Convinced that a CNN Cameraman Steve (Bradley Cooper) is her true love, an eccentric crossword puzzler Mary Horowitz (Sandra Bullock) trails him as he travels all over the country hoping to convince him that they belong together. 112673 2009 All About Steve M TV News Cameraman Steve (Bradley Cooper) and his daffy TV Anchorman Hartman Hughes (Thomas Haden Church) from CNN are being stalked by a single, fashion-impaired crossword puzzle nerd who falls for Cooper after a blind date. TV Producer Angus (Ken Jeong). She trails the pair all over the country hoping to convince the cameraman that they belong together. Miscellaneous News Reporter (Gillian Vigman). Reporter (Dorie Barton). Colorado Reporter (Claire Coffee). KOCO Reporter (Stephanie Venditto). Houston Anchor (Symba Smith). Houston Anchor (Sara Sanderson). KOCO Sound Tech (P.J. Marino). Reporter (Hollie Stenson). BSBC Sound/Video Tech (Patterson Lundquist). MSNBC Reporter (Larry Dorf). Gambling Reporter (Jon Donahue). Photojournalist (Jeffrey Scott Jones). CCN Arab News Anchor (Nick Hodaly). Reporter #2 (Joey Nader). Reporter (Alvera DeLeon). B.B.C. Reporter (Michael Joseph Carr). Australian News Anchor (Ben Macdonald). Horowitz House Reporter #2 (Patrick Brown). Reporter #4 (Carole Bardwell-Carolyn Christian). Japanese News Anchor (Mami Saito). Reporter (Kurt Ela). Newsroom Technician (Scott Alan). Reporter (Ken Edling). 112674 2005 All American New Year's Eve DT Reporter Bill McCuddy. Hosts Juliet Huddy, Mike Jerrick. 112675 1951 All Around the Town DT 6-18-1951 to 11-2-1951. CBS TV Broadcasters Mike Wallace, Buff Cobb. The town was New York City. Wallace and his then-wife Buff Cobb ventured to hangouts to interview people and discuss the area and what was happening there. 112676 1943 All By Myself M Photographer (Ernie Alexander). 112677 2008 All Eyes On Her N Sharma, Poonam Paparazzi want to cover the Hollywood It Couple Camydia. But Monica, a junior associate at the most-sought-after- marital mediation and divorce boutique in Beverly Hills, she is part mediator, part lawyer, part marriage therapist and all celebrity babysitter. She’s so good at her job that she’s handling the firm’s superstar clients, Cameron and Lydia Johnson -- Hollywood It couple Camydia. When the latest Camydia scandal breaks wide open, it’s time for Monica to save the day, to don her Prada cape and matching bag, then wreak havoc on the female associate who is sabotaging her career, and run circles around the paparazzi. 112678 1912 All For a Girl M Short - Comedy/Romance Reporter Billy Joy (Earle Foxe). Newspaper Editor (Harry T. Morey). 112679 1996 All For Love NR Manees, Rayneta Paparazzi. Divorced Detroit businesswoman Angela Delaney never dreams that her trip to Atlanta could get so personal -- until international singing sensation Darryl Bridges collides with her in her hotel lobby. Amid the glamor and paparazzi, Angela fears that their love may not survive the glare of the spotlight and the news media. 112680 1998 All Good Americans M DVD -R HQ 6028 Perelman, S.J. and Laura Made into Paris Interlude, 1934 film Correspondent Sam is a one-armed newspaperman stationed in Paris with a reputation of drinking and womanizing. Fellow reporter Pat idolizes him. 112681 1961 All Hands on Deck M SVDSP 752 (Incomplete). SVD 759 (Complete. No wide screen) Morris, Donald R. (Book - "Warm Bodies"). Jay Sommers (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Sally Hobson (Barbara Eden) for Phoenix Independent covering story of wealthy Indian that a navy officer is watching. She is tackled in theater by sailors who are attempting to subdue the Indian, reporter falls for naval officer. Reporter sneaks on board when his ship is sent on trial run to Aleutians. Admiral is angry until it is discovered that the reporter's "uncle" is not only the publisher of her paper but also chairman of Naval Appropriations Committee. 112682 1973 All I've Tried To Be SS MLPL - GPL O'Hara, John In "Esquire: The Best of Forty Years" and "The Time Element and Other. Stories." Female Reporter Miss Lapham, single, young, competent, compassionate and sensitive news reporter. Reporter on an interview (Born). 112683 2005 All In M Photographer (Jeffrey Drayer). 112684 1961 All in a Night's Work M Publishing Heir falls for a girl he suspects is his uncle's mistress 112685 1983 All in Good Taste M Photographer (Jim Carrey). 112686 1938 All in the Day's News PO MLPL Auslander, Joseph In "Riders at the Gate: Volume of Verse, A." News. "Terror scratches a match on ragged teeth And screams with laughter in a limpid sky To see the Chinese children sprawled awry, To read the ghastly caption underneath." 112687 1972 All in the Family: Archie and the Editorial T SVD 794 Episode #38. 9-16-1972 TV Editorial. Archie appears in a television editorial against gun control. Later he is held up by a robber. 112688 1972 All in the Family: Man in the Street, The T SVD 1206 Episode. Series (1-12-71 through 1979) Interviewer. Archie is interviewed for a man-in-the-street interview, but he can't find a working TV set to watch himself on 112689 1976 All in the Family: Mr. Edith Bunker T Mel Tolkin and Larry Rhine Episode. 11-27-19766 News Media 112690 2007 All Jacked Up DT Interviewer-Host Bobby (Bobby Rice). 112691 1997 All Lies End in Murder M Reporter (Karl Calhoun). 112692 1993 All My Children: TS Soap Series. 1-5-1970-. Freelancer Kendell Hart, 1993-1995 (Sarah Michelle Gellar) shows up in Pine Valley. She is Erica Cane's daughter whom Erica put up for adoption at age 14 after a rape. She becomes vicious toward Erica and writes an expose on her. Also commits perjury during Erica's trial for stabbing Dimitri to suggest that her mother meant to kill him. Jailed. Gets out of jail and leaves town. TV Host-Executive Producer Erica Cane hosts her own talk show, “New Beginnings” (Fall of 2005 to present). 112693 2004 All My Children: TS DVD -R 1535 Episode 3-12-2004 Reporter asks Erika about Bianca at a press conference. 112694 1995 All My Children: TS 4-2-1956. CBS Photographer Andy Dixon (Scott DeFreitas, 1984-1995) goes off to Paris at the end of 1995 to pursue a photography career. 112695 1992 All My Children: TS 1-5-1970. ABC Reporter Edmund Grey (John Callahan) arrives in 1992 who is Dimitri's brother. Helga tried to put a stop on Grey's claims, even to the point of imprisoning Erica Kane (Susan Lucci) in a crypt before Helga herself died. Edmund Grey helped his brother gain the confidence to wed Erica, while having his love life undergo stress by wedding Dr. Maria Santos in 1994 while still carrying a torch for Brooke English. Maria found herself pregnant by an ex-boyfriend. Young girl named Kendall Hart shows up, stuns everyone by announcing she was Erica's daughter whom Erica put up for adoption at age 14 after a rape. Kendall becomes vicious toward Erica, writing an expose on her before leaving town. 112696 1994 All My Children: TS 1-5-1970. ABC Talk Show Host Erica Kane (Susan Lucci) and Talk Show Producer Tad Martin (Michael Knight) on WRCW in 1994. Big Apple Reporter (Gabriel Velez). 112697 1982 All My Children: TS 1-5-1970. ABC Writer Mike Roy collaborated with Erica Kane (Susan Lucci) on her autobiography, "Raising Kane." Did not settle down with Roy. 112698 2000 All My Children: TS Episode #54. 3-2000 Reporter (John Tague). 112699 2002 All My Children: TS Episode #64-#65. 1-7/8-2002 News Media. Reporter #2 (Joe Zanetti). 112700 2005 All My Children: TS Episode #150. 5-13-2005 Reporter (Patricia Bannan). 112701 2005 All My Children: TS Episode #191. 2-22-2005 News Media. Reporter (Diana Lewis). 112702 2006 All My Children: TS Episode #26. 8-26-2006 TV Reporter (Regina McMahon). 112703 2006 All My Children: TS Episode #259. 6-19-2006 Cameraman (Jonathan Aldridge). 112704 1994 All My Children: Behind the Scenes TS Reporter Sheree Ali. 112705 2005 All My Children: Erica's Wedding TS Episode. 5-24-2005 News Media covers Erica Cane's wedding day. Paparazzo #2 (Derrik Lang). 112706 2006 All My Children: J.R. Tells Babe That He Loves Her TS DVD -R HQ 5383 Episode. 1-30-2006 Tabloid Reporter is promised an exclusive by Josh Kendall is horrified to see Erica stab Zach. Jamie pretends to believe Amanda's excuse for being at the warehouse. Erin is touched by Lily's faith in Jonathan. J.R. tells Babe that he loves her. 112707 1968 All Neat in Black Stockings M Photographer (Malcolm Tierney). 112708 2007 All Night Long N Krentz, Jayne Ann Reporter Irene Stenson discovered her parents' bodies on the kitchen floor when she was 15. She fled her northern California hometown in the Napa Valley determined to wipe our every memory and became a big city reporter. Now she has been summoned back after 17 years by her best friend. When she arrives, she finds her friend is dead. She doesn't believe her friend would have committed suicide. She stays on to investigate. She and the proprietor of the inn where she is staying solve the mystery of her friend's death as well as the death of Irene's parents. They also fall in love. 112709 1963 All of Me M AFI-Photographers Photographer 112710 2001 All of Me: Voluptuous Tale, A N Berry, Venise T. TV Reporter Serpentine Williams needs to lose weight to get the coveted anchor spot. TV reporter in Chicago 112711 2003 All of Us T SVD 1498, 1491, 1469, 1456 Episodes. Series (September, 2003-) Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). James on verge of finalizing his divorce from NeeSee, mother of five-year-old son, Bobby, Jr. James is madly in love with Tia, a kindergarten teacher. 112712 2003 All of Us: Birthdaze T Sullivan, Halsted and Warren Lieberstein Episode #2. 9-23-2003 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Competition heats up between Neesee and Tia, who try to out-do each other by planning separate birthday parties for Bobby Jr., so Robert attempts to increase the peace between the women and bring everyone together for one big birthday bash. 112713 2006 All of Us: Carmen's Karma T DVD -R HQ 6085 Episode #319. 5-15-2006 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Enlightened by a trip to India, Robert's sister, Carmen, returns to make up for past mistakes. 112714 2004 All of Us: Catering T Episode #12. 1-13-2004 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). 112715 2005 All of Us: Focus T DVD -R HQ 2816 Episode #35. 2-8-2005 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Photographer (Rob Narita). Robert refuses to accept that Bobby has ADD and tries to cure him without therapy. 112716 2005 All of Us: Get Me to the Church on Time T DVD -R HQ 2666 Episode. 1-11-2005 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). An old friend returns to town as a minister causing Robert and Neesee to re-evaluate their lives and make some changes. 112717 2005 All of Us: He-Male Trouble T DVD -R HQ 3390 Episode., 5-25-2005 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Robert faces a major career decision while Tia learns something life-altering. Neely is not sure she wants to take her relationship with Rusty to the next level. Robert returns to local TV and has problems with the new, perky station manager who wants a male talk show about female-friendly topics. 112718 2005 All of Us: He’s Got Game T DVD -R HQ 10279 Episode. 2-26-2007 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Photographer (Rob Narita). At Robert’s college reunion, his former professor (Victoria Rowell) attracts him. Neesee reconnects with a national sports reporter. 112719 2003 All of Us: Here Comes the Bride T Signer, Dan Episode #3. 9-30-2003 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). When Robert invites Tia to move into his closet space, she gets jealous when she discovers his old wedding video showing a happy Robert with his now ex-wife Neesee. Meanwhile, a misunderstanding about which videotape Tia actually found gives Neesee leverage in a battle with Robert over who gets custody of Bobby's Jr.'s old crib. 112720 2005 All of Us: Hollywood Swinging T DVD -R HQ 3237 Episode. 5-3-2005. 5/31/2008 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). When Robert starts to get some attention as a correspondent for "Entertainment Tonight," his status and swelling ego begin to wear on his friends. 112721 2004 All of Us: Home for Xmas? (aka Home for Christmas?) T DVD -R HQ 2539 Episode #32. 12-14-2004 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Snowstorm forces Robert off the road on his way to an interview in New York and jeopardizes his chances of spending Christmas with Bobby and Tia. 112722 2003 All of Us: I Saw Tia Kissing Santa Claus T Lieberstein, Warren Episode #11. 12-16-2003 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Bobby Jr. catches his dad, who's decked out like St. Nick, in a kiss with Tia---and comes away believing his dad is the real Santa. Also, Tia's relationship with her visiting dad becomes strained. 112723 2004 All of Us: In Through the Out Door T DVD -R HQ 2126 Episode. 10-12-2004 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). When Neesee nurses an ailing Robert and Bobby Jr. back to health, Robert's old feelings for her return. 112724 2004 All of Us: It Takes Three to Tango T DVD -R 1686 Episode. 5-18-2004 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Entertainment Reporter Robert (Duane Martin) and current girlfriend are waiting for the finalization of divorce. Robert's Publicist Dirk (Tony Rock) is on his third divorce. Tia re-examines her relationship with Robert when she realizes that marrying him means that Neesee will also be a part of her life forever. Instructor gives the gang tango lessons. 112725 2003 All of Us: Jonny Comes Marching Home T Borns, Betsy Episode #9. 11-18-2003 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). When Jonny (Will Smith), a recently divorced college friend of Robert, Dirk and Neesee's, comes to town, sparks fly after he and Neesee share a kiss, but Robert isn't happy to learn that Jonny and Neesee want to take things to the next level. Will Smith guest stars. His marriage to Jada Pinkett Smith inspired this series. 112726 2003 All of Us: Kindergarten Confidential (aka Kitchen Confidential) T SVD 1450 Lakin, Lori Episode #4. 10-7-2003 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). R&B sensation and movie star Beyoncé Knowles turns the tables on Robert during an interview when she starts asking him personal questions. Tia finds that she can't escape Robert's ex-wife, Neesee, even in her own workplace, when Neesee volunteers to be the school's newest kindergarten "room mom" and forms an instant bond with Tia's best friend, Jonelle. 112727 2003 All of Us: Kiss Off, The T DVD -R HQ 2081 Episode. 10-5-2004 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Robert tries to keep tabs on Tia during her date with a flirty firefighter, but he gets more than he bargained for when he learns she kissed the guy. 112728 2005 All of Us: Legal Affairs T DVD -R HQ 4775. 4844. Episode. 11-14-2005 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Robert learns that Neesee is dating her business lawyer even though she knows he is married./ 112729 2005 All of Us: Liar, Liar T DVD -R HQ 2644 Episode #33. 1-4-2005 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Robert, Neesee and Tia disagree on how to deal with Bobby when he is caught lying. 112730 2005 All of Us: Love at First Type T DVD -R HQ 4469 Episode. 10-10-2005 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Desperate to restart their sex lives, Robert and Neesee try online dating and both are surprised by the matchmaking results. 112731 2005 All of Us: Movin' on Up T DVD -R HQ 3059 Episode. 3-29-2005 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). When Robert finds himself unable to handle working on two shows at once, he is forced to choose between "Mr. L.A." and "Entertainment Tonight." 112732 2005 All of Us: Not So Wonderful News T DVD -R HQ 2836 Episode. 2-15-2005 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Robert's romantic New York weekend with Tia goes awry when his interview with Serena Williams keeps getting rescheduled by her wacky assistant. 112733 2003 All of Us: Out of the Picture T SVD 1480 Marcus, Kipp Episode #10. 11-25-2003 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Now that they're living together Robert and Tia worry that Bobby Jr. may have actually witnessed them having sex and they think he has drawn a picture of what he saw and fear he may show it to his Neesee. 112734 2004 All of Us: Parents Just Don't Understand T DVD -R HQ 2387 Episode. 11-23-2004 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Neesee's mother and Tia's father visit for Thanksgiving dinner. 112735 2006 All of Us: Pass the Peas T DVD -R HQ 5565 Episode #60. 2-27-2006 Food Critic (Cedric the Entertainer) evaluates the restaurant and publicly declares that despite the good food, the owners are unbearable. Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). 112736 2005 All of Us: Passing the Test T DVD -R HQ 3143 Episode. 4-19-2005 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). While celebrating Neesee's birthday at her apartment, Robert and Tia find a pregnancy test and believe Neesee is pregnant. 112737 2003 All of Us: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 9939. SVD 1435 Borns, Betsy with Jada Pinkett and Will Smith. Episode #1. 9-16-2003. PR Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Entertainment Reporter Robert (Duane Martin) and current girlfriend are waiting for the finalization of divorce. Robert's Publicist Dirk (Tony Rock) is on his third divorce. Reporter James raises his young song while balancing demands of his ex-wife with those of his girlfriend. He receives divorce papers from his ex-wife and asks his son for permission to marry his girlfriend. 112738 2004 All of Us: Playdate T DVD -R 1673 Episode. 5-11-2004 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Entertainment Reporter Robert (Duane Martin) and current girlfriend are waiting for the finalization of divorce. Robert's Publicist Dirk (Tony Rock) is on his third divorce. When Robert and Neesee learn that Bobby does not socialize in school, they book a play-date for him with the most popular kid in the class. 112739 2004 All of Us: Return of the Mack T DVD -R HQ 2045 Episode. 9-28-2004 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Robert realizes his grief is rubbing off on Bobby Jr., so he decides to break out of his depression and teach him a few things about women. 112740 2004 All of Us: Reunited and It Doesn't Feel That Good T DVD -R HQ 1998 Episode. 9-21-2004 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Robert is disappointed when a night of passion does not change things with Tia. Neesee tries to bring the lovers together, only to learn that she is the reason for the separation. 112741 2005 All of Us: Sail On T DVD -R HQ 3296 (6 left of on disc). Episode. 5-10-2005 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). When Robert accepts an offer from his boss to pay for his wedding and for the right to televise it, Tia regrets the decision when advertising and promotions overshadow the bride and groom. 112742 2003 All of Us: Say My Name, Say My Name T SVD 1496 Bush, Jared Episode #5. 10-14-2003 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). After Tia uses Neesee's maiden name when forging her signature on one of Bobby Jr.'s permission slips, Neesee reveals that she intends to keep Robert's last name even though they're officially divorced. 112743 2005 All of Us: So I Creep T DVD -R 2915 Episode. 3-1-2005 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Robert gets a job on "Entertainment Tonight" and insists that Dirk be his producer, but when he criticizes the stories they give Robert, Dirk quits. 112744 2003 All of Us: Spatial Profiling T SVD 1503 Signer, Dan Episode #7. 11-4-2003 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). When the station does a profile on Robert's home life, he insists that both Tia and Neesee be included, but when Neesee is edited out of the version that airs, the kids at Bobby's Jr.'s school joke that Neesee must be the nanny. Neesee retaliates by filing a complaint that Tia and Robert's relationship is in violation of the rule against teachers dating students' parents. 112745 2005 All of Us: Spy Who Smoked Me, The T DVD -R HQ 4680 Episode. 11-7-2005 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). When Robert's nanny catches Neesee smoking, he tries to help her quit but ends up starting himself. 112746 2005 All of Us: Starting Over T DVD -R HQ 4646 Episode. 9-19-2005 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Building fire forces Robert's ex-wife to move in with him. 112747 2004 All of Us: Thirty Candles T DVD -R 1659 Episode. 5-4-2004 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Entertainment Reporter Robert (Duane Martin) and current girlfriend are waiting for the finalization of divorce. Robert's Publicist Dirk (Tony Rock) is on his third divorce. Robert forgets Tina's birthday until the last minute, when he frantically enlists Neeseee and Bobby's help to throw together a surprise party. 112748 2003 All of Us: Tia Moves In T Soccio, Mike Episode #8. 11-11-2003 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Tia moves into the house with Robert only to discover that Bobby Jr. doesn't want her there, so when Robert and Dirk fail at making Bobby Jr. feel more comfortable with the new living arrangements, it's up to Neesee to try and help her son adjust. Jonelle sublets Tia's old apartment and becomes friends with the neighbors who did not like Tia. 112749 2003 All of Us: Uncle Marcus Comes To Dinner T Pinkett Jada and Will Smith Episode #6. 10-21-2003 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). When Neesee begins dating a handsome dentist, Robert becomes jealous, but claims his concern is for Bobby Jr. 112750 2004 All of Us: Wedding Dance T DVD -R 1584 Episode. 3-30-2004 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Robert tries to prove his love for Tia by having a wedding that is more extravagant than his first wedding. 112751 2004 All of Us: Why Do Fools Fall Back in Love? T DVD -R HQ 2164 Episode. 10-19-2004 Entertainment Reporter Robert James (Duane Martin) for the local Los Angeles television station whose best friend is also his publicist, three-time divorced Dirk Black (Tony Rock). Robert and Neesee have dinner to discuss their kiss. 112752 1985 All Our Secrets N OWN - P Blair, Cynthia Proofreader for a big newspaper, Stephanie. 112753 2006 All Our Tomorrows NR Hannon, Irene Reporter Caroline James, after losing her photographer fiancé in an act of violence overseas, comes home to St. Louis to heal her shattered life. She throws herself into work at a local newspaper. Then her fiancé's brother walks back into her life and she learns to live and love again. 112754 1976 All Over MT Reporter (David J. Skal). 112755 2003 All Over Creation N Ozeki, Ruth Washington D.C. Press Corps. 112756 2001 All Over the Guy M DVD Newspaperman Eli (Dan Bucatinsky) is a gay Los Angeles newspaperman charged with editing police crime reports. Eli does the police blotter for the Hollywood News and is single but not loving it. He is also gay and makes no secret of the fact that he’s looking for a nice guy that he can settle down with. He’s introduced to Tom, a special education instructor and devoted nightlife enthusiast. Their first date turns out to be just short of a disaster. Tom (Richard Ruccolo) indulges in his overweening enthusiasm for alcohol and tobacco, and Eli is disgusted to learn Tom has never seen “Gone With The Wind.” Things appear to be over for Eli and Tom before they even started until they meet by chance while shopping a few days later. This time, a conversation rather than an argument develops and the two end up spending the night together. Eli begins to think love may have finally found him, until Tom dashes off the next morning, leaving Eli to wonder if Tim has any interest at all in a long-term commitment. 112757 1977 All Over the Town P MLPL Delderfield, Ronald V822 D345 Editor Nat Hearn returns to his job at The Clarion after the war. 112758 1977 All Over the Town N Delderfield, Ronald F. Editor Nat Hearn, home from World War II, decides to make a crusading paper out of the Clarion. Helped by his reporter, Mollie, Nat exposes his town's corruption. The Clarion loses advertising. Employees strike. Presses break down. But Nat and Mollie get out the truth on their old and almost-forgotten flat bed press. 1945-1946 England. 112759 1948 All Over Town M Delderfield, R.F. (Play). Derek Twist, Michael Gordon (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Reporter Nat Hearn (Norman Wooland) returns to his job at The Clarion after the war and finds his position taken by Sally Thorpe (Sarah Churchill). Paper still carrying out policy of being subservient to business interests. When owner dies, Hearn takes a share in newspaper and has to battle local bureaucracy as he makes changes to the paper. Takes on town councilor who is involved in crooked housing scheme. Councilor convinces paper's advertisers to pull out. Gerald Vane (Cyril Cusack), the late proprietor's son, gives printers vacation to keep them from running another edition before housing scheme goes through. Hearn is unable to print paper, but Thorpe goes to meeting and heckles the councilor. Journalist's friends arrive with hand printed copies of paper that expose the scheme. He has to fight bigotry and graft. Walks away from his victory at the end and pushes off in a boat with bottle of rum. 112760 1919 All Roads Lead to Calvary N MLPL Jerome, J.K. Journalism Major Joan Allway dedicates herself to a life of religious service because of a sermon she hears. Editor (George Travers). 112761 2005 All Saints: Frozen Moments T Episode #322. 8-16-2005 Newsreader (Chris Bath). 112762 1998 All Saints: Hard Yards, The T Episode #13. 5-12-1998 Journalist (Lou Pollard). 112763 2001 All Saints: Heat Is On, The T Episode #127. 2-13-2001 Newsreader (Chris Bath). 112764 2002 All Saints: Opening Night T Episode #170. 2-5-2002 Newsreader (Chris Bath). 112765 2004 All Saints: Out of Focus T Episode #282. 8-31-2004 Cameraman (Bruce Young). Sound Recordist (Stephen Vaughan). 112766 2001 All Saints: Reality Bites T Australia. Episode #151. 7-17-2001 Photographer (Christo Beck). 112767 2002 All Saints: Show Must Go On, The T Episode #171. 2-12-2002 News Media. News Reporter (Chris Bath). 112768 2005 All Saints: Time Bomb T Australia. Episode #305. 4-26-2005 Photographer (Michael Long). 112769 2003 All Saints: Trust T Australia. Episode #213. 2-11-2003 Photographer (Rick Collings). 112770 2001 All Saints: Wild Justice T Episode #158. 9-4-2001 Newsreader (Chris Bath). 112771 1996 All She Ever Wanted MT DVD -R HQ 7846, 7847 Reporter (Kelly Wilson) 112772 1999 All Shook Up M Female Reporter (Tia Deacon) 112773 2003 All Souls N Brady, John Journalist 112774 2001 All Souls Day N Nooteboom, Cees Dutch Documentary Filmmaker Arthur Daane loses wife and young son in a plane crash and seeks tough assignments in the world's bloodiest trouble spots in the late 20th century. He wanders the city of Berlin filming such ordinary phenomena as footsteps in the snow or a tree that has seen many a human begin and end. He tries to make sense of his own past in a city where every stone bears history. As he walks the streets of recently reunified Berlin shooting scenes for a film with as yet vague shape, he seeks to make coherent picture of fragments of memory and history. He tries to build a new life amid a group of cosmopolitan, eccentric friends. By chance he meets a mysterious young Dutch woman, a graduate student with a harrowing past, a scar on her face. He follows her to Madrid for a stunning denouement. 112775 1936 All Star Cast N GPL Royde-Smith, Naomi Drama Critic. Young dramatic critic's first assignment. David Winter of the Morning Tribune. O'Hara, drama critic of the News and Saturday's Register. Arbuthnot. 112776 1957 All Star Golf DT Series. 10-12-1957 to 3-23-1963. ABC, NBC. Sportscasters Jim Britt (1957-1958), Dick Danehe (1958-1959). 112777 1952 All Star News Hour DT News 112778 1999 All Stars - De serie: Make Love Not War TF Episode #4. 10-1-1999 TV Reporter (Joep Onderdelinden). 112779 2008 All Stars Die N Kronick, William Freelance Photojournalist Charlotte “Charlie” Grace, a bylined journalist in New York and Spencer King, a renowned astrophysicist at MIT in Boston have little common when they first meet other than their bachelorhood and age. He’s just over 40, she’s 35, and their physical attractiveness. But their instantaneous, mutual appeal, despite her worldliness and his ingenuousness, soon develops into a potent love affair neither ever had experienced. Set in a post 9/11, pre-Iraq invasion time frame, the two lovers live go on a question: to live together happily ever-after in the Big Apple, the cultural citadel they agree is the ideal place. While friends, colleagues and parents influence some of the actions the lovers take to achieve their end, adjustment to the others’ careers and life-style -- hers a fast-paced life of a journalist, his one measured in centuries and light years -- persist as formidable challenges. Together for romantic interludes that include a number of erotic overnights, colorful up- and downtown parties and an event-filled trip to Hawaii, their wit and intelligence aren’t enough to sustain them when apart. Frustration and temptations abound. Yet their secrets, as well as professional goals, which constantly confound their plans, complicate any easy solution to their love-life. Over a few months, Spence meets more of Charlie’s friends and several former lovers. Her profound secret is accidentally revealed. Charlie’s glamorous assignments get in the way. They’re convinced their love will prevail. But can it? 112780 1993 All Summer Long: Novel, A N Greene, Bob TV Reporter Ben Kroeger attends his high school class's 25th reunion in the sleepy town of Bristol, Ohio. He convinces his two best friends from boyhood to spend the summer traveling the country. Kroeger's network gives him a three-month leave of absence. He's a roving TV correspondent familiar across America if not exactly famous. On the trip, he falls in love with a graduate student half his age. The divorced Kroeger finds new purpose turning his back on years invested as an all-American journalist to move back to Bristol and write a book. 112781 2002 All That Counts N Oswald, Georg M. Translator Shaun Whiteside Public Relations Executive Marianne is married to Thomas Schwarz, a thirty-something who is certain that he is soon to become department head of Liquidations and Foreclosures at the bank where he works. But after fumbling a particularly byzantine property case his life begins to unravel. His female boss glibly fires him and his wife walks out. Suddenly acquainted with the giddy thrill of a life unmoored, he falls in with a cocaine-fueled crowd of money-launderers who set out to exploit him. But when the gang is busted, Thomas seizes his chance to escape with the profits and, in a final breathless move, exposes once and for all just how precarious the trappings of society really are. 112782 1941 All That Glitters N OWN - P Keyes, F.P.W. Journalist. Four women in Washington. One a journalist 112783 2001 All That Glitters N Sullivan, Paul Public Relations Writer Don Carpenter is a talented writer at a San Francisco public relations firm. But Don finds that PR does not fulfill him. He feels an emptiness, a sense of uncertainty. What to do? Money, commercial success, creative fulfillment? Don finds some startling answers in an even more startling way. Ducking into an odd shop during a downpour, Don meets a mysterious woman. When she gives Don a small vial of strange blue powder, his journey begins -- and what a journey. 112784 1951 All That I Have M Reporter Noonan (Jimmy Lloyd). Joe, the Rewrite Man (Franklin Parker). Reporters (Lee Bennett, Cosmo Sardo). 112785 1979 All That Jazz M Apprentice Editor (Gavin Moses). 112786 1992 All That Remains NM OWN - H Cornwell, Patricia Reporter Abby Turnbull, an ace crime reporter, helps Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Kay Scarpetta find a serial killer loose in Richmond, Virginia specializing in attractive young couples whose bodies are inevitably found in the woods months later. The corpses are minus their shoes and socks. The reporter and a psychic whose powers have been vouched for the FBI help Scarpetta solve the case. 112787 1994 All That: Vital Information T Nickelodeon Series (1994-2005). Lori Beth Denberg (1994-1998). Denny Tamberelli (1998-2000). Lil’ JJ (2005). The sketch lasted six seasons before being removed after the arrival of a new cast for Season 7. Shortly revived during the tenth and final season. Parody TV News. TV Anchor Lori Beth Denberg sat at the news desk offering up “vital information for your everyday life.” Similar to Saturday Night Live Weekend Update. In 1998, Danny Tamberelli took over the anchor job. And in 2005, Lil’ JJ resurrected the TV anchor offering up “vital information.” The sketch-comedy revolved around a host sitting at a desk presenting words of wisdom or reciting the lyrics to a song. The host would then add a humorous answer to the statement or take it in a completely different direction. Lori Beth Denberg returned to host during the live 100th episode of All That when Danny Tamberelli was struggling to make it to the show on time, a running gag throughout the episode. Some of the vitals that were featured included: You say potato. I say pototo. You say tomato. I say look at us, we're two idiots talking about vegetables. If it's the last thing you do, guess what? You're dead! It's a bad idea to walk up to a policeman and say, "Oh Mr. Policeman, take me to prison, please!" The people on the bus go up and down, up and down, up and down. The people on the bus go up and down. Eventually, they throw up (a parody of the traditional children's song "The Wheels on the Bus") An apple a day keeps the doctor away (followed by her pelting a doctor with apples) If a dog asks you what your favorite color is, run like the wind, 'cause dogs ain't a spose to talk!" (sic) This is no way to treat the world. (Followed by Lori Beth punching a globe) One, two, buckle my shoe. Hey, buckle my shoe, I've got a show to do here! (Then a stagehand runs on stage and buckles Danny's shoe.) When you step on a crack, you break your mother's back. When you step on a rusty nail, you say “AHHHHHH!” It's easy to milk a cow. It's hard to milk a hippie named Maurice. If your name is Stephen, and you have a turkey named Stefan, then come Thanksgiving you'll be Stephen Stuffin' Stefan!! It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye. Then it's ping pong. It's not nice to knock Billy off a roof and scream, “Look Neighbors! It's Raining Billy!!” A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. A bird in your pants could make it very uncomfortable. When it rains, it pours. When it snows, it's cold. If your grandma gives you a new sweater, it's wrong to wrap it around her neck and squeeze until she turns blue. If you can count to seventeen on one hand, then good luck finding gloves you seventeen-fingered freak!! Revenge is sweet. Not as sweet as ten pounds of sugar!!! Next time you're feeling sick, take a piece of ham and rub it all over your body. You won't feel any better, but you'll smell like ham! If you’re having trouble with your homework, don't go up to your teacher and say, “This homework is too hard. Now give me a big wet kiss!” Oh, Macarena, Macarena, Macarena. Oh, Macarena, Macarena, Macarena. Oh, I hate the Macarena! It's good to invent a new soup called “Tasty Chicken Barley.” It's not good to invent a new soup called “Broken Glass Chowder.” Mirror, mirror on the wall. Look at me! I'm a person talking to a piece of glass! If you're afraid that your grandma might get stolen, stick a lock up her dress and chain her to the fence. If your bra is too tight, it's uncomfortable. If you're a boy and your bra is too tight, I'm uncomfortable! If your teacher gives you an F, it is wrong to say "Well what do you expect moron! I didn't study!" Twinkle,twinkle, little star, how I wonder how on Earth this song became so popular. It's fun to play in the snow. It's less fun to play in a bathtub full of vomit If you are the President of the United States and you're watching me right now, then you need to quit watching Nickelodeon and go fix our country! If you're afraid of heights, don't climb a ladder. If you're afraid of marshmallows, don't climb a ladder made of marshmallows. If your mama has a deep voice and hair all over her back, YOUR MAMA'S A DUDE! If you don't know the difference between bologna and your underwear, then I'm never eating a sandwich at your house! The early bird gets the worm. Fine, I don't want the worm! If it's the fourth of July and Santa comes down your chimney, then run like the wind. That ain't Santa! Always look both ways before crossing the street. NEVER, EVER TRY TO IRON THE WRINKLES OUT OF YOUR GRANDMA'S FACE! Everybody likes the smell of Grandma's cooking. No one likes the smell of grandma's pajamas. Never begin a letter to your grandfather "Dear old bald guy with wrinkles" Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe. Who's Moe and why is he so Eeny, Meeny, and Miny? A picture is worth a thousand words. A thousand words is worth three and a half chipmunks. If you are talking to me now, and can't understand why I'm not answering, then you are one dumb dude. Too much junk food will make you fat. Too much hot sauce will make you go "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarghhhhhhhhhhhh, too much hot sauce!!!" If you spell Algebra backwards you get..."Mommy, Mommy, it's hurting again!" Never put glue on a cow and then taunt him by saying "Sticky Cow! Sticky Cow! Oooh, Sticky Cow!" There's no real reason to play basketball naked. Never put underwear on your head and say to people: "I'm Little Massey and this is my pretty new hat!" "Hickory Dickory Dock, the mouse ran up the clock, the clock struck 12 and flung the mouse 30 feet across the room." (a play on the child's rhyme "Hickory, Dickory, Dock) If somebody tells you, "Life is like a bowl of cherries"... just smack 'em! If you laugh, the world laughs with you. If you walk around with a chicken in your pants, the world laughs in your face. They say opposites attract. (Danny picks up a feather) I wonder what the opposite of a feather is. (a giant boulder flies over and hits Danny) Monkey see, monkey doo. Monkey don't see, monkey step in doo. 112788 1949 All the King's Men M DVD -R HQ 6865, 6866. L Warren, Robert Penn (Novel). Robert Rosen (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jack Burden (John Ireland) first encounters politician Willie Stark while working for The Chronicle. Burden's career as newspaperman is not taken seriously by his family -- even his girlfriend wishes he'd do something important. He approaches assignment to interview Stark with degree of skepticism. At first he tries to dig up dirt -- asks Stark how old his son is, then follows up question by asking how long he has been married. Becomes convinced Stark is an honest politician. Begins writing articles supporting him. When his boss tells him they have stopped running his articles under orders from management, reporter quits paper, takes job working for Stark. Tries to get girlfriend's father, influential judge, to support Long Judge suspects Long is manipulated by political machine. Makes accusations in press. Politician tells Burden to investigate judge's past. Judge's son points out Stark took over newspaper and radio to suppress criticism of his actions. Judge's son killed Stark. Burden realizes he has become corrupted with Stark who became expert at manipulating media. Reporters (King Donovan, Charles Newell). Editor (Thomas McCarthy). Photographer 2 (Marcus Hester). Public Relations Man (Frank Wilcox). 112789 1958 All the King's Men T Warren, Robert Penn Kraft Television Theatre. Two part adaptation of Robert Penn Warren drama. 5-14, 15-21-58 Reporter Jack Burden 112790 1948 All the King's Men MS OWN Rossen, Robert Reporter Jack Burden 112791 1946 All the King's Men N OWN - H (Two Copies) Warren, Robert Penn Reporter Jack Burden, cynic, reporter for The Chronicle. Story of the governor of a southern state told by the newspaperman who becomes his secretary 112792 2006 All the King's Men M Warren, Robert Penn (Novel). Robert Rosen (Screenplay) Reporter Jack Burden (Jude Law) first encounters politician Willie Stark while working for The Chronicle. Burden's career as newspaperman is not taken seriously by his family -- even his girlfriend wishes he'd do something important. He approaches assignment to interview Stark with degree of skepticism. At first he tries to dig up dirt. Becomes convinced Stark is an honest politician. Begins writing articles supporting him. Boss tells him to stop, under orders from management. Reporter quits paper, takes job working for Stark. Tries to get girlfriend's father, influential judge, to support Long. Judge suspects Long is manipulated by political machine. Makes accusations in press. Long tells Burden to investigate judge's past. Judge's son points out Stark took over newspaper and radio to suppress criticism. Burden alienates girlfriend and family. Judge's son kills Stark. Burden realizes he has become corrupted. Stark became expert at manipulating media. Reporter (Benjamin Plaut). Reporter (Andy Evans). News Reporter (Elton LeBlan). Reporter (Steve Wilcerson). Reporter (Charles Newell). Editor (Thomas McCarthy). Photographer 2 (Marcus Hester). Jack at age 10 (Luke Morris). 112793 1981 All the King's Men -- Opera Willie Stark T Warren, Robert Penn Carlisle Floyd's opera staged by Harold Prince on Great Performances Reporter Jack Burden 112794 1981 All the King's Men -- Opera Willie Stark MUS Warren, Robert Penn Carlisle Floyd's opera Reporter Jack Burden 112795 1997 All the Love NR Ford, Bette Photojournalist Ray was a young girl's older brother's best friend and she fell in love with him. She followed his adventures through his pictures. Now she is grown up and Ray has come back to Vermont to recover from an injury. As the two realize their love, their world is rocked by a shocking crime threatening all they cherish most. 112796 2004 All the Man I Need NR Sneed, Tamara Public Relations Lana Hargrove is a powerhouse PR woman and ready to settle down as long as it’s with a man who fits into her elite, social-climbing lifestyle. And that man is definitely not Justin Larkin, the hot-blooded P.I. who’s been following her all over town. So why can’t Lana stop thinking about how good it would feel to climb into his arms and hold on tight? Justin Larkin doesn’t like to mix business with pleasure, but he can’t deny that following the luscious Lana Hargrove is pure bliss. Justin’s latest assignment is to find Lana’s art-thief father. As things heat up, he fears Lana may be in danger. Now it’s up to Justin to keep her safe -- even if it’s from his own runaway desire. Justin’s case spirals out of control when he discovers one of Lana’s high-powered friends knee-deep in crime. He and Lana will have to join forces if they want to escape with their lives. But as tensions mount, their intense attraction threatens to boil over -- and each kiss they share may be their last. 112797 1981 All the Marbles M TV Reporter (Chick Hearn-Himself) 112798 1940 All the News DT Radio Series. 1940s Newspaper. High-speed newspaper of the air 112799 1971 All the News… N OWN - H Lynch, James Reporter Bob Davis, the New York Record 112800 1976 All the President's Men M L Bernstein, Carl and Bob Woodward (Book). William Goldman (Screenplay) Ness Book Washington Post Reporters Carl Bernstein (Dustin Hoffman) and Bob Woodward (Robert Redford) and Watergate. Editor Ben Bradlee (Jason Robards). Woodward covering events of break-in. Editor suggests Bernstein be assigned to story. Metro Editor Harry Rosenfeld (Jack Warden) of the Washington Post. Howard Simons (Martin Balsam). Foreign Editor (John McMartin). Managing Editor Howard Simons (Martin Balsam) of the Washington Post. Reporter (Irwin Marcus). Financial Editor (Leroy Aarons). Metro Editor (John Devlin). Reporter (Amy Grossman). Reporter (Cynthia Herbst). Reporter (Mark Holtzman). Reporter (Barbara Lipsky). Reporter (Noreen Nielson). Reporter (Pam Trager). Reporter (Donnlynn Bennett). Reporter (Jeff MacKay). Reporter (Greg Martin). Reporter (Peter Salim). Reporter (Marvin Smith). Assistant Metro Editors (Stanley Clay, Basil Hoffman, John Nadelman, Richard Venture, Wendell Wright). News Desk Editor (John Furlong). White House Press Secretary (Ronald L. Ziegler-Himself). News Aide (Carol Coggin). News Aide (Shawn Shea). News Announcer (Laurence Covington). National Editor (Paul Lambert). Foreign Editor Scott (John McMartin). 112801 1974 All the President's Men MS OWN - H Bernstein, Carl and Bob Woodward Washington Post Reporters Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward in Washington D.C. and Watergate. They meet when Woodward sees Bernstein correcting his copy, Woodward objects: "If you're going to hype it, hype it with the facts. I don't mind what you did. I mind the way you did it." Post editors worry when no one else picks up story and White House accuses The Post of shabby journalism. Editor Ben Bradlee: "You know the results of the latest Gallup Poll? Half the country never even heard of the word Watergate. Nobody gives a shit... Nothing's riding on this except the First Amendment, freedom of the press…." "…and maybe the future of the country. Not that any of that matters. But if you guys fuck up again, I'm going to get mad…." 112802 1974 All The President's Men DT Woodward, Bob and Carl Bernstein Washington Post Reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein document their Pulitzer Prize-winning investigation that smashed the Watergate scandal wide open. The behind-the-scenes drama of what really happened. 112803 2007 All the Pretty Girls NM Ellison, J.T. TV Reporter Whitney Connolly is certain that the Southern Strangler is her ticket out of Nashville. She’s got a scoop that could break the case -- a sadistic serial killer slaughtering his way through the Southeast, leaving a gruesome memento at each crime scene -- the prior victim’s severed hand. The ambitious TV reporter has no idea how close to this story she really is -- or what it will cost her. As the killer spirals out of control, everyone involved must face a horrible truth -- the purest evil is born of private lives. 112804 1968 All the Sins of Sodom M AFI-Photographers Photographer 112805 2007 All the Stars Came Out That Night NS King, Kevin Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates a vivid and moving portrait of Depression-era baseball -- its raw joy and elegance but also its cursing, boozing, womanizing and racisms, its odd relationships with bootleggers, racketeers, Hollywood stars. Winchell posthumously narrates the epic. It's the early 1930s. Gossip Hounds Louella Parsons and Winchell make cameo appearances. 112806 1961 All the Summer Days` N GPL Calmer, Ned Newspaper Staff. Story of Paris in the 1920s. Alex Gardner narrator. Paris American staff lived between the copy desk and the cafes. Staff includes Henry Potter, Publisher. Ben Caldwell, managing editor Sam Hobes, night editor, Maurice Gratt, Day Editor. Four male reporters, three male copyreaders, two rewrite men. Ware Kendall society. Ware Kendall is society editor for the Paris American. Beautiful and innocent, she writes poetry, meets a British poetaster who teaches her about life. 112807 2000 All the Way from Texas NR Brown, Carolyn Reporter Molly Baker is a first-rate reporter and Carson Rhodes, an excellent photojournalist, are two of the most talented students in their graduating class. So who else would their professor pick, but these two young, adventurous graduate students to go on a journalism excursion? But newly engaged Molly has reservations about the trip. Of all the people in the class, Carson, with his movie star good looks and ego the size of Texas, is not her first choice to spend two weeks alone with. On their way up through America’s heartland to Niagara Falls and back to Texas they travel on a journey that becomes more enjoyable with each passing mile. They learn to work together as a team -- complementing each other’s natural skills and creativity. Somewhere along the way, amidst beautiful scenery and quiet country roads, they learn to listen to their hearts to trust each other and fall in love. 112808 2002 All the Way Home N Tatlock, Ann Journalist Augie Schuler Callahan reflects on her girlhood in 1938 Los Angeles as she travels to a small Southern town to cover a story. Remembers Japanese-American family who all but adopted her 112809 1999 All the Way Home N Staub, Wendy Corsi Weinberg List Journalist 112810 2004 All the Women I've Loved N Harmon, Byron Washington D.C. TV Executive LeBaron Brown fails to ask a vibrant, intelligent, sexy woman to marry him on their third dating anniversary so he's been dumped faster than he can say "commitment phobia." Now the handsome executive is flat on his back in the office of a psychotherapist in the hopes of understanding his fear of marriage. The doctor asks him to recall all the women he loved and he recounts his wild erotic adventures in and out of bed. 112811 1911 All the World Wondered N Merrick, L. Press 112812 1964 All These Women (aka All These Woman, aka Now About These Women, aka For att inte tala om alla dessa kvinnor). M Bergman, Ingmar (first color film) AFI-Critics/Authors. Sweden Critic Cornelius (Jarl Kulle) is a pretentious critic who is writing a biography on a famous cellist. To do some research he goes to stay in his house for a few days. He doesn’t manage to get an interview with the man, but by talking to all the women who live with him, he comes to learn a lot about the musician’s private life. Cornelius then decides to use this information and tries to blackmail the cellist into performing a composition that he has written. English Radio Reporter (Jan Blomberg). French Radio Reporter (Goran Graffman). Swedish Radio Repoter (Gosta Pruzelius). German Radio Reporter (Jan-Olof Strandberg). 112813 1942 All Through the Night M DVD -R HQ 2067, 2068. VHS 1245 (Ending missing) Reporters (Walter Brooke, George Meeker, Roland Drew, Ray Montgomery, William Hopper, Cyril Ring) 112814 2000 All Through the Night N Hoffmann, Kate Harlequin Temptation #795 Columnist Nora Pierce for the San Francisco Herald writes the etiquette column as Prudence Trueheart and she is starting to look and sound like her alter ego. She is whacked in the face by a whiffle ball thrown by sexy Sports Columnist Pete Beckett and she realizes just how sadly her life is lacking romantic male company. Beckett didn't really mean to hit "prissy" Prudence. A colleague missed the catch. Beckett falls for Pierce. Beckett plans to have Pierce give him etiquette lessons in dating while he figures out a way to get her in his bed and keep her there. 112815 2007 All Through the Night N Brockmann, Suzanne Troubleshooters Series #12 Reporter looking for a scoop may mess up the wedding plans of an FBI agent and the man of her dreams, a Hollywood heartthrob. They planned a quiet, intimate ceremony, but an unexpected guest, the nosy reporter, may cause trouble. 112816 1942 All Through the Night Promotion CC SVDSP 1700 Press. Famous Screen Star Renounces "Tough Guy" Roles! Humphrey Bogart Interviewed by Press on Studio Set. Promotion for All Through the Night film. 112817 1994 All Tied Up M SVD 973 News Media 112818 2002 All Tied Up N Kent, Alison Harlequin Blaze #24 Editor Mary Webb of Webzine has a new idea for her girls-game column -- an adult scavenger hunt where each half of a couple has to discover their partner's deepest secrets of the mind and body. Webb's best friend is Lauren Hollister, another editor of content and design for the Web site and mail order catalog. 112819 1970 All Together Now M AFI-Novelists Writer 112820 1993 All Together Now: Down Among the Dead Men T Episode #34. Reporter (Ray Martin). 112821 1929 All Victories Are Alike N USC Zugsmith, Leane Columnist Page Trent. A journalist marries and finds he has a lot to learn 112822 2003 All Wrapped Up NR Drew, Jennifer Harlequin Temptation #956 Public Relations Expert Olivia Kearns of Chicago feels the world is changing so fast that she somehow has been left behind. She has noticed that her company seems more with it, but alas she is not, feeling like the poster girl for nerdette. Now she wants to cry because her parents are calling it quits. Liv is stuck making the apology calls after the cancellation of her parents? thirtieth anniversary due to their splitting. Amongst her calls, Liv speaks to her former boyfriend Sports Writer Nick Matheson. She realizes that he as a sports writer understands hip. So she turns to her Nick to teach her how to become outgoing and natural though not totally impulsive. Nick agrees to train Liv on how to live for the moment, but wants a favor back. He wants to interview a client of hers, who's such a hermit that he can't get to her without Liv. As he mentors her, they fall in love, but neither anticipated anything deep between the nerd in training and her teacher. Liv is surrounded by her parents, her sister, her business cronies including her clients that make her charmingly flustered. Public Relations Professional Olivia Kearns needs a change. Her company's become hipper and more with-it and Liv simply isn't. When she finds out her college ex is in town, she decides he'd be the best instructor in creating the new spontaneous her. He needs an interview with one of her clients who's such a hermit that he can't get to her without Liv. Once the lessons being, he can't believe how impulsive his sexy ex has become. Now he's ready for anything. 112823 1948 All Your Idols N OWN - H Sylvester, Harry Press 112824 1941 All-American Co-Ed M DVD -R HQ 7907 Press and Publicity 112825 1978 All-Around Reduced Personality - Outtakes (aka Redupers, aka Allseitig reduzierte Personlichkeit Redupers, Die, aka Die Allseitig Reduzierte - Redupers) MF West Germany Freelance Photographer Edda Chiemnyjewski (Helker Sander), a single mother who doesn’t feel she’s good for much of anything, wants to become a filmmaker. She lives in Berlin, a patriarchal society where any independence on the part of a woman is either discouraged or crushed. Sternreporter (Joachim Baumann). Fotografin (Gislind Nabakowski). Fotografin (Helga Storck). Fotografin (Gesine Strempel). Fotograin (Gisela Zies). The photographer wins a commission to document East and West Berlin from a women's’ liberation point of view. Her adventures and the resulting pictures, along with her witty and pungent comments on them, carry the rest of the film. So-called outtakes contain more truth than the film Sander is trying to complete. 112826 1977 All-New Super Friends Hour C Series 1977-1978 Reporter Clark Kent (Danny Dark) is Superman 112827 1994 All-Star 25th Birthday: Stars and Street Forever! T Investigating Reporter (Barbara Walters) 112828 1994 All-Star 25th Birthday: Stars and Street Forever! T News Media. Investigating Reporter (Barbara Walters). 112829 2005 All-Star Cup 2005 T Reporters (Jonathan Wilkes, Anna Walker, Bradley Walsh). Commentators (Sir Terry Wogan), Ewan Murray). 112830 1952 All-Star News DT ABC News 112831 1972 All'onorevole piacciono le donne MF TV Reporter (Giuseppe Fortis). Film Editor (John Bartha). 112832 1972 All'onorevole piacciono le donne (Nonostante le apparenze…e purche la nazione non lo sappia MF TV Reporter (Giuseppe Fortis). TV Announcer (Filippo De Gara). 112833 1976 All's Fair T Series (9-20-76 to 8-15-77). 29 episodes Columnist Richard Barrington III (Richard Crenna), 49-year-old conservative newspaper columnist and Charlotte "Charley" Drake (Bernadette Peters), freelance photographer. 112834 1976 All's Fair: Gang Leader, The T Episode. Columnist Richard Barrington III (Richard Crenna), 49-year-old conservative newspaper columnist and Charlotte "Charley" Drake (Bernadette Peters), freelance photographer. 112835 1976 All's Fair: Jailbirds, The (Two Parts) T Episode. Columnist Richard Barrington III (Richard Crenna), 49-year-old conservative newspaper columnist and Charlotte "Charley" Drake (Bernadette Peters), freelance photographer. 112836 1976 All's Fair: Leak, The T Don Hinkley and Peter Gallay Episode. 12-13-1976. Columnist Richard Barrington III (Richard Crenna), 49-year-old conservative newspaper columnist and Charlotte "Charley" Drake (Bernadette Peters), freelance photographer. 112837 1976 All's Fair: President Requests, The (Two Parts) T Episode. Columnist Richard Barrington III (Richard Crenna), 49-year-old conservative newspaper columnist and Charlotte "Charley" Drake (Bernadette Peters), freelance photographer. 112838 1603 All's Well That Ends Well P Shakespeare, William Messenger. Act III Scene II. Helena: O you leaden messengers, That ride upon the violent speed of fire, Fly with false aim; move the still-peering air, That sings with piercing..,.. 112839 2006 Allah's Fire, Volume One N Roper, Gayle and Chuck Holton Reporter Liz Fairchild is determined to find her sister, a young American woman who is kidnapped in Lebanon by terrorists after a suicide bomber blows up a hotel in Beirut killing hundreds of people. Fairchild wants to find her sister regardless of the risks. She teams up with a sergeant and his elite Special Ops team and they realize they need each other to survive. Their antagonism gradually gives way to cooperation - and something more. 112840 1939 Allan Lewis: Phantom Bullet CB Reporter Allan Lewis, Daily Bulletin 112841 1940 Alle man pa post MF Sweden News Vendor (Hartwig Fock). 112842 1976 Alle Zeit, die ich habe N Brinkmann, Jürgen Germany Journalist 112843 1981 Allein gegen Palermo N Heinrich, Willi Germany Journalist 112844 1982 Aller Welt Freund N Becker, Jurek Germany Journalist 112845 1968 Alles nur seinetwegen N Tiedtke, Horst H. Journalist 112846 2010 Allie Grainger: Live Ringer N Fitzgerald, Lynda #1 Allie Grainger Series Investigative Reporter Allie Grainger and her best friend, Sheryl Levine, a feisty sheriff’s deputy who is determined to protect the reluctant journalist Allie from herself. Sometimes she even succeeds. When Allie Graham inherits her aunt’s Cape Canaveral beach house and a bunch of money, she wants little more than time to mourn her aunt’s death and to lick her post-divorce wounds, but she hasn’t been back in town twenty-four hours before she stumbles on the body of a woman floating in the water at the Canaveral jetty. At first, it seems that the only thing that links the victim to Allie is her appearance. It is only as her police friends begin to connect the murder with a string of similar crimes up and down the coast of Florida that the other similarities begin to emerge. Three men enter Allie’s life. One is a childhood friend all grown up and turned cop. Another, the editor of the local paper. The third is a stranger who shows up on the beach the day the body is found. Allie is pretty sure one of them is the killer, and she begins to suspect she might be his next target. Summoning up courage that surprises even her, Allie begins trying to discover the truth. But when the bullets start flying, Allie doesn’t know which way to turn. Excerpts: Sheryl pulled off her cap and shook out her hair. Then she twisted it up again with one hand and put the hat back on, looking up at Allie. “You been sick? You’re skinny as a twig.” “Fashionably slim, according to my ex-husband,” Allie said, sitting down beside her. She couldn’t quit looking at Sheryl. If anything, she was more gorgeous than Allie remembered, and the uniform did nothing to detract from it. She made her cop regalia look like haute couture. “Any more fashionable and you’d be pushing up daisies,” Sheryl said, poking Allie in the arm. She hesitated. “Ex?” "It’s a long story,” she added. “How about you? Did you ever marry Ernie?” “Married and divorced.” She sighed. “I should have known he was too good to be true.” “What happened?” Sheryl and Ernie had been an item for as long as Allie could remember. “He changed his mind.” She shot Allie a look. “You?” Allie almost smiled. “I changed his mind." Sheryl shook her head. “Men are pond scum.” Even though Allie agreed for the most part, she laughed. “Not all of them.” “Name one,” she demanded. She could only think of one off hand. “Joe Odum.” Sheryl sat back a bit. “Well, maybe Joe’s okay.” She flung an arm around Allie’s shoulders. “I have to get back to work, but we really need to go out and get drunk.” Allie smiled. “Name the time.” Sheryl grinned back. “Tomorrow night? I’m working a double today because Sidney’s on leave.” “Sidney’s a cop, too? I had Sidney pegged as the guy most likely to go to prison the day he turned eighteen.” “He damn near did, but the sheriff took an interest in him. Almost killed him a couple of times from what I hear, but Sidney straightened up.” She got to her feet, nudging the forgotten gun away with the toe of her boot. “What are you doing with a gun?” Allie’s shook her head. “It's not mine. I found it in one of Aunt Lou’s purses.” Sheryl’s eyebrows shot up to her hairline. “Lou? With a gun? Any ideas why she thought she needed it? I mean, we’re not exactly in a high crime area here.” “I have no idea. I wasn’t around much the last few years,” Allie added bitterly. “Figured you’d be beating yourself up over that. You’re being a jerk. Stop it. We need to get caught up,” she said again, and she was gone. Allie smiled. That was Sheryl. A woman of few words and lots of action. 112847 1980 Alligator M SVD 1126 Newswoman (Sue Lyon) of ABC. Newswoman (Angel Tompkins). Reporter (Bart Braverman). Reporter #1 (Michael Mista). Reporter #2 (Harold Greene). Reporter #3 (Jim Alquist). Reporter Thomas Kemp (Bart Braverman). 112848 1955 Alligator Named Daisy, An M News Interviewer (Nicholas Parsons). 112849 2001 AlloCine talkshow: Claude Jade DF France. Episode #1. 9-15-2001 Interviewer Franck Keller. 112850 1945 Allvarsamma leken, Den MF Sweden Journalist 112851 2001 Ally McBeal: T SVD 1129 Episode News Media 112852 1998 Ally McBeal: Blame Game, The T Episode #13. 1-19-1998 Reporter (Dale Weston). 112853 1999 Ally McBeal: Changes T SVD 805, SVD 1136 Episode #52. 11-29-1999 Editor-in-Chief (Farrah Fawcett) of a Boston magazine sues the publication's staff for sexual harassment after they get her fired. Reporter (Jerry Lambert). 112854 1999 Ally McBeal: It's My Party T VHS 1270 Episode Editor (John Ritter) files a wrongful termination suit against his former boss at a feminist magazine. 112855 1997 Ally McBeal: Kiss, The T SVD 1473 Episode #103 TV Anchor (Kate Jackson) is represented by Ally and Georgia in an age-discrimination case. 112856 2001 Ally McBeal: Neutral Corners T Episode #93. 11-12-2001 Photographer (Stephon Fuller). 112857 1999 Ally McBeal: Only the Lonely T Episode #43. 5-3-1999 Reporter (Peter Tomarken). 112858 1998 Ally McBeal: They Eat Horses, Don't They? T Episode #25. 9-21-1998. News Media. Reporter #7 (Mijanou Van der Woude). TV Announcer (Marty Levy). 112859 1978 Ally's a Lancashire Lad DT UK Interviewer Paul Doherty. 112860 1993 Alma Corsaria MF Editor (Bruno de Andre) 112861 1982 Almighty, The M Editor. When Edward Armstead's media giant father dies, the will gives him only one year to make his newspaper, The New York Record, exceed the circulation of the New York Times. In his obsessive ambition, he hires terrorists to create news worldwide. Two of the newspaper's reporters, Nick Ramsey and Victoria Weston investigate what is really going on 112862 1982 Almighty, The N GPL Wallace, Irving Editor. When Edward Armstead's media giant father dies, the will gives him only one year to make his newspaper, The New York Record, exceed the circulation of the New York Times. In his obsessive ambition, he hires terrorists to create news worldwide. Two of the newspaper's reporters, Nick Ramsey and Victoria Weston investigate what is really going on 112863 1592 Almond for a Parrot ER USC Nashe, Thomas Balladeer 112864 1919 Almost a Husband M AFI-Novelists Writer 112865 1926 Almost a Lady M AFI-Authors Writer 112866 1975 Almost a Life N OWN - H Friedman, B.H. Journalist C.E. Wilton is writing a biography on photographer Jeff MacMaster who died in Vietnam. Widow decides not to have his biography published. 112867 1913 Almost an Actress M Cameraman (Lon Chaney). 112868 1990 Almost an Angel M News Media. TV Reporter Cindy Miamoto (Linda Kurimoto) 112869 1975 Almost Anything Goes DT Series 1975-1976 Newsmagazine. Charlie Jones and Lynn Shackleford reporting. On-the-field correspondents Dick Whittington and Regis Philbin. Field Interviewer (Dick Whittington, 1975). Field Interviewer (Regis Philbin, 1976). 112870 2000 Almost Famous M DVD -R HQ 10789, 10790, 10791. DVD Reporter. Boy reporter William Miller (Patrick Fugit), Rolling Stone Editor Ben Fong-Torres (Terry Chen), Rock Critic Lester Bangs (Philip Seymour Hoffmann). 112871 2005 Almost Famous: Untitled M DVD Edition Reporter. Boy reporter William Miller (Patrick Fugit), Rolling Stone Editor Ben Fong-Torres (Terry Chen), Rock Critic Lester Bangs (Philip Seymour Hoffmann). DVD Edition: 39 minutes of new footage based on director Cameron Crowe's years writing for Rolling Stone as a teenager. Two-disc set includes Crowe's RS articles and footage of rock critic Lester Bangs. 112872 1995 Almost Golden: Jessica Savitch Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 2617, 2618. VHS 684, 312 Blair, Gwenda (Book -- "Almost Golden). Linda Bergman (Teleplay) Ness Book TV Reporter-Anchor Jessica Savage (Sela Ward) in Houston, 1970s. During report from murder site, swears at investigating officers for interfering with her stand-up. Drives editor crazy making him continually recut footage. Perfectionism pays off. Network wants the story. Meets Reporter Ron Kershaw (Ron Silver). Accuses her of being "one of those parasites reducing newscasts to the level of fast food." Regards him as "pond scum." Began love-hate relationship. He's abusive. Her career takes off. Goes to Philadelphia in 1975, makes herself over to be an anchor. When network calls, she messes up the news so she can go to network. Throws a tantrum during commercial break and tape becomes legendary. Given network Senate beat. Inexperience hurts her. Uses cocaine. Network executive Emmett Canterbury (Lawrence Dane) questions her lack of on-air experience. High TVQ Network needs a star more than a reporter. Cuts honeymoon short when she finds out Jane Pauley is being groomed as network's new star. More drug problems. Suffers breakdown on the air. Story leaks to press. Tries to kick drug habit. Death. Female Reporter (Eve Crawford). Female Reporter #2 (Karen Waddell). Young Newscaster (Judah Katz). 112873 1998 Almost Heaven N Wiggins, Marianne Correspondent Holden Garfield is burnt out before he's 30. Comes back to Virginia to try to forget his experiences of war abroad 112874 1994 Almost Hollywood M German Cameraman (Chris Cox). Cameraman (Eddie Harrah). 112875 1998 Almost Perfect N Adams, Alice Journalist Stella Blake 112876 1998 Almost Remembered NR Tracy, Marilyn Silhouette Intimate Moments #867 TV Reporter Allison Leary suffers blackouts after a car accident. The award-winning reporter returns to her hometown for her sister's wedding and encounters the handsome veterinarian she loved as a young girl. She is well-known and recognized throughout the country. She experiences personality dissociation and slips into fugue states with odd spots of memory suppression. This happens intermittently with no apparent cause. Her New York doctors attribute this to lingering effects of concussion sustained in auto accident over Christmas holidays. Single at 33, fears she is losing her mind and someone is stalking her. Her true love solves all of her problems. 112877 2001 Almost Salinas M Reporter Nina Ellington (Linda Emond) suspects a man of having a long-buried secret regarding James Dean’s legendary, fatal car crash. The aging man owns and operates a diner’ service station in the small, deserted town of Cholame, CA, just down the street from the James Dean Memorial. His placid existence is disrupted by the appearance of a slick movie crew, eager to shoot a quickie flick in the area. But it is the reporter who gives him the most trouble. 112878 1959 Alms for Oblivion N Ravern, Simon 10 Volumes to 1974. Editor Somerset Lloyd-James, by 1955, editor of the economic journal, Strix and in a position to help old friends. Enigmatic in appearance. Derived much of his massive self-confidence from a poker-face he thought he possessed but didn't. Modeled on Sir William Rees-Moog, editor of The Timers from 1967 to 1981. 112879 2000 Aloha, Mr. Lucky NM Hirschfeld, Corson Freelance Magazine Reporter Star Hollie, a debt-ridden, free-spirited but carefree journalist, runs a personal ad in the local paper hoping to turn his dating experiences into a magazine article. Hollie owes money to a feared loan shark and his personal ad has dangerous and unanticipated results. One of the beautiful and lonely women who answers his ad turns up dead on the beach. The reporter finds himself in a chaotic conspiracy. He's unwittingly drawn into the center of a corporation's aggressive, violent attempts to transform a beautiful natural paradise into a golf resort. An ex-military sadist, two dim-witted Appalachian twins, and a financier with dreams of creating the ultimate golf resort. 112880 2009 Alom.net (aka Álom.net) MF Hungary. Commentator (Zoltan Szujo). Commentator (Tamas Szebeni). Assistant Commentator (David Szebeni). Once popular girl has to make new friends at her new, conservative school. Problems arrive when she becomes enemies with the school’s queen bee and falls in love with a musician. She also decides to organize a cheerleader team. 112881 2008 Alondra Smiles M TV Reporter (Rosalba Ruiz). TV Cameraman (Juan Francisco Villa). Alondra has had a rough start in life but with love and support of her grandparents and friends she is planning a very special 15th birthday. Her plans seem to be coming along better than expected, but her spoiled cousin has her own aspirations and is willing to ruin anyone’s life to get her way. 112882 2002 Alone M Newsreader (Rachel Woodeson). 112883 1982 Alone in the Dark M Anchorwoman (Mallory Jones). 112884 2000 Alone in Winter N LoCascio, Ralph Editor Joyce is the 40-year-old managing editor of a women’s magazine in New York City. She has an extremely strong sex drive that has not been integrated into her conservative personality. As a result, she feels growing dissatisfaction with her life until she meets Martin, a mid-40s reserved university humanities professor who becomes more engaged in life after surviving the crash of a small airplane that he was piloting. Joyce is one of two strong women who thwart the efforts of Larry, a middle-aged, chronic seducer of women and owner of a small flying business who is usually successful in his seduction ploys. 112885 2001 Along Came a Spider M DVD -R 1601 Reporter (Brian Arnold). Reporter (Debra Donohue). Reporter (Suzette Meyers). Reporter (Tamara Taggart). Reporter (Chris Robson). Reporter (Jonathan Walker). News Anchors (Paul Carson, Donna Lysell, Claire Riley). News Co-Anchor (Kevin Hayes). News Co-Anchor (Steve Makaj). 112886 2003 Along Came Mary: Bad Girl Creek Novel, A N Mapson, Jo-Ann Journalist Rick Heinrich, a fiercely independent middle-aged journalist meets a female rodeo performer. They eventually make their way to the California flower farm run by the Bad Girl Creek women. Reporter is one of the narrators of the book. He is haunted by his own ghosts. After he loses his job, he travels to his childhood home to set up camp. When he first meets the rodeo gal, she gives him the cold shoulder. But he's charming and persistent and before she knows it she's got a travel companion and a new lover. At Bad Girl Creek, the ladies call him "Rotten Rick" -- because the 50-year-old journalist who's never grown up was the primary cause of Bad Girl Creek's Nance's anorexia. He was her boyfriend and he done her wrong. Unlikely occurrence. 112887 1979 Alors heureux! MF TV Reporter (Jean-Claude Ventura). 112888 2006 Alpha Dog M Cassavetes, Nick Reporter (Kristen Williams - News Reporter). Interviewer (Matthew Barry). Drama based on the life of Jesse James Hollywood, a drug dealer who became one of the youngest men ever to be on the FBI's Most Wanted list. 112889 2004 Alpha Male X MT Fitzpatrick, Jim (Story-Teleplay) TV Anchor Sheila Coseo (Kim Stanwood). 112890 2004 Alphabet Eye DF Germany. Photographer (Daniel Cramer). 112891 1941 Alphabet Hicks (aka Sound of Murder, The) NM OWN - P Stout, Rex News Media. There was positive proof that a woman was double-crossing her industrialist husband and that she'd been involved in a brutal murder. Private Detective Alphabet Hicks had the secret that could prove her innocence -- but why was he keeping it hidden? 112892 1975 Alphabetical Order P MLPL Frayn, Michael Play Index, 1973-77 -- 822 F847-1 Press 112893 1965 Alphaville M AFI-Reporters Reporter 112894 1983 Als je begrijpt wat ik bedoel MF Journalist Argus (Arnold Gelderman). 112895 1955 Alskling pa vagen MF Sweden Journalist Ingrid Billberg (Sickan Carlsson). Journalist (Curt Ericson). Journalist (Karl Erik Flens). Journalist "Bang" (Barbro Flodquist). Journalist (Sven Holmberg). Journalist (Sten Lonnert). Journalist at the garden party (Sten Ardenstam). Newspaper Editor (Gosta Cederlund). Journalist at Expressen (Tor Bergner). Journalist at Expressen (Gustaf Hiort af Ornas). Journalist a Expressen (Rune Stylander). Man at Skansen reading a newspaper (Atorsten Lilliecrona). Publisher (Edvin Adolphson). Ingrid's Photographer (Gosta Krantz). 112896 1977 Alt pa et braet MF TV Reporter (Tommy Kenter) 112897 1999 alt.news 26:46 TF Reporters (Simon Edelman, Tom Weber). 112898 2006 alt.news 26:46: Pakour/College Sweatshirt/Andrew W.K./Evil Dead DT Episode #7. 1-26-2006 Reporter Eric Leach. Alt News takes a trip to Chicago. 112899 1997 Alta Tension (aka High Tension) M Mexico Female Reporter who recently lost the love of her life comes up with a scheme to win him back through a clever news feature. But as she begins her story, she is plunged into one family’s series of intrigues and heartbreak having to deal with her lover’s parents even while continuing to pursue him. 112900 1977 Alte, Der: Die Dienstreise TF Episode #1. 4-11-1977 Reporter (Sammy Drechsel). 112901 1978 Alter Ego N OWN - H Watson, Patrick TV Journalist Rob Nelson, brilliant and bored 112902 1990 Alter Schwede MF Journalist Schiffchen (Jaecki Schwarz) 112903 1984 Alter Schwede N Weber, Hans Germany Journalist 112904 1994 Altered Ego M UK Photographer (Ian Saville). 112905 2007 Alternate Endings M Reporter (Bill Lippincott) 112906 1997 Alternate Realities M Reporter (Lisa Slam) 112907 2008 Alternate Reality Ain’t What It Used To Be N Nayman, Ira Parody News. News dispatches from the Alternate Reality News Service, which regularly gets the scoop on The Associated Press, Reuters and the rest of the competition. In a series of articles written by the wire service’s handpicked reporters, there are satirical reports that gives glimpses into the relationship between humanity, technology and Robert Novak’s eyebrows. Who would have ever thought that an intelligent undershirt could be the key witness in a murder trial? Or that a man could possibly be sued by his lover for not lying about himself online? Or that a computer chip could be implanted into the brains of criminals so that every time they thought about committing a heinous deed, they sang a show tune? If this is all news to you, then you must not be a subscriber. By changing that, you can read about all the above and more, including: How journalists can be retrieved from an alternate reality How you, too, can become an Alternate Reality News Service reporter. 112908 2000 Alternate, The M Reporter (Heidi Jo Markel) 112909 1977 Alternative 3 MT Investigative Reporters uncover the ominous master plan -- world ecological collapse and the next ice-age beginning. Conspiracy to end all conspiracies. Vanishing scientists and dubious space missions. Freak accident that kills the courier of a tape containing a secret radio message from an unmanned Mars probe that holds the key. British news program, "Science Report" tries to uncover government conspiracy about UFOs and discoveries of life on other planets. Shot as documentary. Investigative reporters hound and follow scientists and other shadowy figures trying to get the truth. End of program they put, April 1, 1977 -- April's Fool. 112910 2009 Alternative Ending M News Media. Fashion Reporter (Howard Block). Crash Reporter (Lakrasha Williams). Paparazzi #2 (Heather Mann). Bella’s Cameraman (Raul Apolonio). Lakisha’s Camerawoman (Ya-Ya Smith). Narrator (Jimmy Viles). America’s Crown Prince disappears from public view forever taking his wife with him. 112911 2009 Alternative Hero, The N Thornton, Tim Music Journalist Clive Beresford is in his early thirties with a dead-end job, and the best moment of his life happened to him in high school when he first saw the band Thieving Magpies play, and the worst moment happened six years later when he saw their lead singer self-destruct on stage. That singer is now his neighbor. Beresford decides to get drunk and write a note to his idol, the contents of which he can’t remember the next morning, which convinces the rock singer that the reporter is a stalker. Beresford is so embarrassed he hides his true identity when he meets him by accident. The reporter is convinced that if the rock star would give him an “earth-shattering exclusive” interview, it would save his career. 112912 1980 Alternative Miss World, The M Interviewer (Divine) 112913 1977 Alternative, The MT Morphett, Tony (Screenplay) Australia - Ness Book Editor for Woman Wire Magazine (Wendy Hughes) discovers she is pregnant after a one-night stand. Takes 12 months off to have the baby and returns to find a man has been bought in to redesign her magazine. Confront each other over editorial policy in the office while romancing outside of it. Journalist is being stalked by the father of her child leading to a violent confrontation between the two men. She rejects men altogether. Finds an alternative with secretary who has been acting as nursemaid to her child. 112914 1983 Alternatywy 4: Przydzial TF Episodes #1, #8, #9. TV Reporter (Grzegorz Warchol). 112915 1969 Altherrensommer N Hagelstange, Rudolf Germany Radio Journalist 112916 1897 Altruist, An N USC Ouida (De La Ramee, Marie L.) Publisher Fanshawe, opportunistic owner. Wilfred Bertram. Marlowe. "Age to Come." 112917 2004 Altruist, The M Anchorwoman (Yvette Yurcisin). 112918 1980 Alvin Fernald, T.V. Anchorman N Hicks, Clifford B. TV Anchor Fernald takes a regular spot on a news show and helps solve an 11-year-old crime. 112919 1973 Alvin Purple M Newsreader (Danny Webb). 112920 1940 Always a Bride M DVD -R HQ 6826. SVD 1466 News Media. First Reporter (Creighton Hale). Second Reporter (Al Lloyd). 112921 2000 Always a Bridesmaid N Garrity, Tracy Newspaper Editor Justin Melrose leads the charge to arrest Dakotah (Kody) James who he and the townspeople think is responsible for killing bridesmaids in Squirrel Hollow, Connecticut. Beautiful blonde bridesmaids are dying and everyone including Melose thinks they can solve the mystery in two words: Kody James. A decade earlier, Kody was accused of killing the homecoming queen. He reluctantly returns to Squirrel Hollow to serve as maid of honor at her best friend’s wedding. The ink on the invitations is barely dry before bridesmaid start dropping and rumors start flying. Time has done nothing to soften the heart of Justin Melrose. Someone is playing a psychotic game of deja vu and Kody’s “it.” Now, armed only with indignation, intuition and an aunt who said to be a retired spy, Kody tries to clear her name, bring a killer to justice, figure out if she should date, or hate, the police detective on the case, and pull off the wedding of the decade -- all before the last bridesmaid dies. 112922 1987 Always Anonymous Beast NM Douglas, Lauren Wright TV Anchorwoman Val Frazier is being blackmailed because of her relationship with a lesbian feminist. A female detective, who never leaves home without her .357 Magnum, investigates. 112923 1952 Always Ask a Policeman NM Truss, Seldon Press 112924 1920 Always Audacious M Williams, Ben Ames (Story - "Toujours de I'audace). Tom J. Geraghty (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter and Editor help wealthy heir prove his identity when a double has him kidnapped and takes over his business. When real heir returns, no one believes he is the real heir until he talks editor and reporter into testing both him and his look-alike. Hero has taken little interest in family's business affairs and is so ignorant of matters that even reporter begins to doubt the story. Finally his dog identifies real heir. 112925 2007 Always Crashing in the Same Car M Journalists (Patrick Sullivan, Phil Pritchard, William Bliss, Thom Alder) 112926 1938 Always Goodbye M Reporters (Iva Stewart, Jules Raucourt, Eugene Borden, Albert Morin, Dora Clemant, Katherine Block, Helen Brown, Rita Gould, Allen Wood, Pat O'Malley, James (Buck) Mack, Imboden Parrish). 112927 2002 Always Greener: Bright Sparks T Episode #14. 4-7-2002 News Narrator (Kevin Golsby - Voice). 112928 2001 Always Greener: Movers and Shakers T Episode #4. 9-30-2001 Newsreader (Anne Fulwood). 112929 1994 Always in September NR Fell, Doris Elaine Fashion Writer Andrea York, 112930 1949 Always Leave Them Laughing M Photographer (Frank Marlowe). Photographer (Frank J. Scannell). 112931 1993 Always on My Mind M TV Anchor, middle-aged with family. He discovers he has cancer 112932 1948 Always Together M DVD -R HQ 1812, 1813 News Media. Reporter McIntyre (Don McGuire). Reporters (Ralph Brooks, Harry Lewis, Robert Lowell, Walter Ruhl, Clifton Young. Newspaper headlines. Press coverage: Donn Masters (Robert Hutton) is a writer of short stories. His wife is given a million dollars, later sues for divorce. He sues for alimony. Media circus is on. 112933 1981 Am anderen Ende des Tages N Konjetzky, Klaus Germany Journalist 112934 1936 Am I Having Fun M PR Public Relations. Andy Clyde gets involved in publicity stunt with inebriated passenger, a press agent 112935 1948 Am Mikrofon. Hein Schneidewind NJ Nötzoldt, Fritz Germany Radio Journalist 112936 1930 Am Rande der Sahara MF Journalist Goltz (Fritz Spira). Reporter Sanders (Danchell E. Hambro). Kameramann Paul Rauch (Erich Kestin), Pressphotograph Fuchs (Rudolf Biebrach). 112937 2003 AMA Red Carpet Party DT Fashion Correspondent Sam Saboura. Hosts R.J. Williams, Lance Bass, Monica Arnold. 112938 1983 Amada MF Cuba Journalist Marcial in 1914 Havana is a passionate young journalist consumed by revolutionary ideas of social justice when his cousin, a rich and unhappily married woman falls in love with him. The young idealist is fighting against the Cuban regime in power during World War I. 112939 1989 Amadoro NM OWN - H McConnor, Vincent Freelance Journalist Ashton Hendrie 112940 1995 Amanda & the Alien (aka Amanda and the Alien) MT TV News Anchor (Edwina Moore). TV Host (Jessica Hahn). 112941 2003 Amanda Bright@Home N Crittenden, Danielle PR Publicist Amanda Bright quits her job for the National Endowment for the Arts to raise two kids. 112942 1992 Amanda herzlos N Becker, Jurek Germany Journalist. Radio Journalist. 112943 1992 Amanda Roberts: Bank on It NM OWN - P Woods, Sherryl #5 Amanda Roberts Mysteries Investigative Reporter Amanda Roberts, a tough, sassy investigative journalist is about to get the hottest story of her career until her source is murdered. She had agreed to meet an informant in a graveyard. Now she must venture through a twisting maze of multimillion dollar arms deals, broken trade embargoes and corrupt federal officials. 112944 1989 Amanda Roberts: Body and Soul NM OWN - H Woods, Sherryl #1 Amanda Roberts Mysteries Journalist Amanda Roberts is doing a story on health clubs for Inside Atlanta. On the scene when a woman is found dead and suddenly her boss at the magazine wants her to drop the story. But, with Joe Danelli, she digs even deeper. 112945 1995 Amanda Roberts: Deadly Obsession NM Woods, Sherryl #8 Amanda Roberts Mysteries Investigative Reporter Amanda Roberts working out of Atlanta is not thrilled when the wealthy son of one of Atlanta's most prominent families approaches her to find his missing wife and child. Uneasy about this extraordinary private man 's motives, Amanda reluctantly agrees and finds herself covering a murder investigation instead of a missing persons case. 112946 2000 Amanda Roberts: Hide and Seek NM Woods, Sherryl #9 Amanda Roberts Mysteries Magazine Journalist Amanda Roberts, New York-bred investigative reporter working for an Atlanta magazine, tracks down a serial killer whose final victim she encountered jogging in the park only moments before her death. Her relationship with former policeman Joe Donelli is turning into a romance. Six victims have been young, career-oriented women and Roberts's investigations often lead her to poke around in their lives and reconsider her own. Roberts is a tenacious modern working journalist. Eventually she begins receiving threatening messages and one even arrives by way of the computer at the Atlanta magazine where she works. Donelli convinces Roberts to carry a gun. Roberts and Donelli have back-and-forth banter about whether to get married. Roberts is on the trail of the psychopath and finds that her own lover might hold the key to solving the case -- or breaking her heart. The involvement of a 12-year-old runaway who appears to be the son of a local politician may provide an instant family for the two lovers. 112947 1989 Amanda Roberts: Reckless NM OWN - P Woods, Sherryl #2 Amanda Roberts Mysteries Investigative Reporter Amanda Roberts, a New York-bred ace reporter, now works out of Atlanta, Georgia. 112948 1990 Amanda Roberts: Stolen Moments NM OWN - H Woods, Sherryl #3 Amanda Roberts Mysteries Journalist Amanda Roberts on assignment for Inside Atlanta, is writing about historic homes in the city. Valuable antiques are disappearing. She and Joe Danelli investigate. 112949 1991 Amanda Roberts: Ties That Bind NM OWN - P Woods, Sherryl #4 Amanda Roberts Mysteries Investigative Reporter Amanda Roberts's finance, ex-New York cop Joe Donelli, disappears on the day of their wedding. After waiting nearly two hours for her longtime love to show up at their wedding, she learns that someone has blown up his car. The best man dies, but Joe has disappeared. Amanda, investigative reporter extraordinaire from Atlanta, launches her own investigation. She follows Joe's trail deep into Dixie where she discovers not only teenage skinheads, but violence, old hatreds and desperate measures -- leading straight to her missing groom. 112950 2002 Amanda Roberts: Ties That Bind NM Woods, Sheryl #4 Amanda Roberts Mysteries Investigative Reporter Amanda Roberts, a New York-bred ace reporter, now works out of Atlanta, Georgia. When Amanda’s fiancé, ex-New York cop Joe Donelli, disappears on the day of their wedding, she has no choice but to follow his trail deep into Dixie, where she discovers not only teenage skinheads, but violence, old hatreds and desperate measures -- leading straight to the missing groom. The best man is dead. 112951 1994 Amanda Roberts: Wages of Sin NM Woods, Sherryl #6 Amanda Roberts Mysteries Investigative Reporter Amanda Roberts working out of Atlanta tries to figure out why a beautiful, successful assistant to Georgia's senator suddenly drives her brand-new Jaguar into a tree? Her suicide doesn't make sense. Speculation about it bumps everything else off the front page -- and into Roberts' lap. 112952 1995 Amanda Roberts: White Lightning NM Woods, Sherryl #7 Amanda Roberts Mysteries Investigative Reporter Amanda Roberts is summoned to the deathbed of an Atlanta high-society spinster and learns of the elderly woman's determination to solve a 50-year-old mystery before she dies. Roberts never couold have imagined that the proper Miss Martha had been in love with a bootlegger long ago until she asks her to clear his name. Though the trail is now cold and the lover long-dead, it's exactly the kind of challenge Amandas likes best. One problem: the killer is still alive and his aim is just as deadly. 112953 2002 Amanda Show, The: T Episode #34. Cameraman Joe (Mike Grief). 112954 2001 Amanda Show, The: Amanda is on a Call-In Talk Show T DVD -R HQ 9704 Episode #228. 3-9-2001 Talk Show Host. Amanda is on a call-in talk show. 112955 2000 Amanda Show, The: People Store, The T Episode #21. Cameraman Joe (Mike Grief). 112956 2007 Amanda Vickers-Marcie Ducasse: Crying Girl, The N Ebisch, Glen Albert #1 Amanda Vickers-Marcie Ducasse Series Magazine Editors-Reporters Amanda Vickers and Marcie Ducasse at Roaming New England Magazine. When Hazel Wilmot calls Vickers, her former student, with a story idea about a haunted New Hampshire Inn, Amanda is intrigued, but intrigue soon turns to shock. Before Amanda can travel to New Hampshire in time, Hazel dies suspiciously in a fall while exploring the abandoned inn. Amanda quickly decides to investigate her death. Was it accidental or due to something more sinister? Accompanied by Marcie, her young associate editor, Amanda travels to Shadsborough, New Hampshire, a quaint New England town hidden away in the White Mountains. Though its view of the mountains is picturesque, Shadsborough is a small town gripped by fear. And it seems to be catching as Marcie and Amanda discover that neither Hazel’s death nor the stories of the ghostly crying girl at the inn are exactly what they seem. 112957 2008 Amanda Vickers-Marcie Ducasse:Grave Justice N Ebisch, Glen Albert #2 Amanda Vickers-Marcie Ducasse Series Magazine Editors-Reporters Amanda Vickers and Marcie Ducasse at Roaming New England Magazine investigate the mysteries surrounding supernatural events in New England. The two women are in West Windham, ME, investigating a sighting of the Lake Opal Monster, a Loch Ness-type creature that is said to inhabit the dark depths of the lake. Then they attend a seance arranged by a wealthy businessman wanting to find out who killed his wife, and the medium announces that the identity of the murderer lies with his widow in her coffin. Shortly after the seance, the mausoleum containing the coffin is broken into and a local boy is attacked and seriously injured in the process. Marcie and Amanda quickly find themselves drawn into the hunt for both a strange sea creature and a murderer who appears willing to kill again in order to prevent this grave justice. 112958 2004 Amar Otra Vez (aka To Love Again) TF Suarez, Lucero Radio Disc Jockey-Journalist Daniel (Valentino Laus) plays the best Spanish music and reports serious issues of concern to his generation at the beginning of this soap opera. He then changes careers and becomes a businessman. He starts out as a humble, but charismatic, young, good-looking man who lives for his girlfriend and mother. 112959 2004 Amarte es mi Pecado (aka Loving You Is My Sin) TS Alonso, Ernesto Reporters working for the Orellana organization, a popular news organization and print magazine in Mexico. They include Paulina Almazan (Alessandra Rosaldo), Juan Carols Orellana (Rene Carlos), Roberto (Jan) and Sergio Samaniego (Odiesgo Bichir). Paulina goes from university student studying journalism to become Mexico's top reporter. She balances her professions as mom, wife and reporter. Sidekick is Renata, also a reporter for the magazine. She is a good-hearted woman who in the end reunites her husband with the true love of his life. Her fate? Some crime cord who is also a journalist: Sergio Samaniego, murders her. Juan Carlos is owner of the magazine organization. Sergio uses his journalist mask as a façade for his true identity. Juan Carlos wants to make his magazine the most widely read in Mexico. He is killed by crime lords he investigates. Roberto is a writer-photographer who ends up being a singer. 112960 2004 Amasian: Amazing Asian, The M News Media. Reporter (Kyra Poppler). News Cameraman (Kenneth Applebaum). News 112961 1985 Amateur Hour M News Media. Reporter #1 (Amy McLellan). Reporter #2 (Kate Green). Reporter #3 (James Sheenan). Interviewer (Dawn Brzezinski) 112962 1906 Amateur Night SS USC London, Jack In "Irving Stone's: His Life, Sailor on Horseback." Newspaperwoman Edna Wyman, 20, heeds an editor's advice to "make yourself indispensable." Earns position as a newspaper writer. 112963 1979 Amateur Night at the Dixie Bar and Grill MT Commentator (Bill Deiz) 112964 1919 Amateur Widow, An M AFI-Authors Writer 112965 1982 Amateur, The M L Newscaster (Tedde Moore). News Vendor (Guy Sanvido). News Vendor (Guy Sanvido). 112966 1979 Amator MF Poland TV Editor (Andrzej Warchal). Filip Mosz (Jerzy Stuhr) buys an 8mm movie camera when his first child is born. Because it's the first camera in town, he's named official photographer by the local Party Boss. His horizons widen when he is sent to regional festivals with his first works, but his focus on movie making also leads to domestic strife and philosophical dilemmas. 112967 2001 Amatorene MF Journalist (Kyrre Hellum) 112968 1996 Amazing & Incredible Counting Stories!: Number of Tall Tales, A SS Grover, Max Newspaper. Sensational and highly unlikely newspaper stories, hypothetical newspaper headlines on subjects ranging from missing skyscrapers to radio refrigerators. Illustrated. 112969 1986 Amazing Adventures of Inspector Gadget, The: Great Wambini's Séance, The M News Reporter (Frank Welker) 112970 2005 Amazing Babies DT DVD -R HQ 4066 Reporter delivers a baby in a VW Beetle. 112971 1938 Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse, The M DVD -R HQ 3532, 3533 Radio. Voice is heard over the radio detailing latest jewel robbery. Announcer's voice is Ronald Reagan. Newspaper Headlines. Reporters. 112972 2004 Amazing Floydini, The M Interviewer (Joe Rydzewski). 112973 1987 Amazing Grace and Chuck M News Media. TV Anchor (Lynne Turner Fitzgerald). Reporter (Steven Bothun). Boston Reporter (Natalie Oliver). Sports Broadcaster (Dean Alexander). 112974 1977 Amazing Howard Hughes, The MT Dietrich, Noah (Book). News Media. Public Relations Man (Ray Buktenica). Newsreel Announcer (Art Gilmore). Columnist Jim Bacon (Himself).. 112975 2006 Amazing Interlude, The N Rinehart, Mary Roberts Journalist 112976 1951 Amazing Mr. Malone, The T Series 1951-1952. News Media. Lee Tracy in a non-reporter role 112977 2009 Amazing Mrs. Novak, The MT 1-5-2009. News Media. Reporter (Frank Maharajh). TV News Anchor (Judy Echavez). 112978 2006 Amazing Mrs. Pritchard, The: T Episodes #3-#4. 10-17/24-2006. Reporter (Fred Perry). 112979 2006 Amazing Mrs. Pritchard, The: T Episode #5. 10-31-2006 Reporter (Fred Perry). Journalist (Sarah Jane Wolverson). 112980 2006 Amazing Mrs. Pritchard, The: Pilot T Episode #1. 10-3-2006 News Media. Reporter (John R. Mahoney). Journalist #1 (James Puddephatt). Journalist #2 (Sarah Jane Wolverson). Newsnight Runner (William Ellis). 112981 1943 Amazing Mrs.Holliday, The M Reporter (Bess Flowers). Reporter (Jack Mulhall). 112982 1987 Amazing Stories: Blue Man Down T DVD -R HQ 5423 Episode. 1-19-1987. Season #2. Episode #14. Included in Book Four. TV Reporter #1 (Lynn Kuratomi). TV Reporter #2 (Richard Epcar). Guilt-ridden police officer blames himself for his partner's violent death He is teamed with a young partner who seems invisible to everyone else. 112983 1985 Amazing Stories: Fine Tuning T Episode #7. 11-10-1985. Included in Book Five. Weatherman (Peter Kwong). 112984 1985 Amazing Stories: Guilt Trip T Episode #9. 12-1-1985 News Media. Female Newscaster (Nancy Nelson). 112985 1987 Amazing Stories: Mirror, Mirror segment T Included in Book Four. Cameraman (Jonathan Luria)/ 112986 1986 Amazing Stories: Secret Cinema T Episode #20. 4-6-1986 News Dealer (Barry Dennen). Jane thinks she has lost her mind when, unbeknownst to her, hidden cameras begin filming the funny but bizarre story of her life. 112987 1982 Amazon Factor, The N OWN - P Wise, William Journalist Alex Carr tells police how a man has been murder 112988 1987 Amazon Women on the Moon: "Critic's Corner: Roast Your Loved One." M Critic Bernice Pitnik (Belinda Balaski). Critic Herbert (Roger Barkley). Harvey Pitnik (Archie Hahn). Pitnik Girl (Erica Gayle). Pitnik Boy (Justin Benham). Critic's Corner Frankel (Al Lohman). Child photographer (Rodney Dangerfield) has to prove himself to get millions of dollars 112989 1984 Amazons MT Reporter (John Walsh). Woman Newscaster (Paula Russell). 112990 1984 Ambassador, The M Journalist (Ross Howard Schaeffer). Journalist (Ross Shepher). CBS Correspondent (Josef Bee). 112991 2005 Amber Frey: Witness for the Prosecution MT DVD -R HQ 3395, 3396 Frey, Amber (Based on her Book) CBS News Media. Tabloid journalism. Reporter (Krish Baichwal). Former girlfriend of Scott Peterson helps authorities build the case to convict him of murdering his wife. Reporter (Kristine Cofsky). 112992 2006 Amber's Story MT Reporter Ashley Chambers (Dagmar Midcap). 112993 1997 Amber's Wedding N Wood, Sara Weinberg List Journalist 112994 1989 Ambition N OWN - P Burchill, Julie Editor. Young, gorgeous, sensuous Susan Street is not satisfied with being deputy editor of the newspaper. She wants it all and she'll do it all to fight her way to the top and fulfill her lust for ambition. 112995 1999 Ambition M Media Reporter #1 (Teresa Bowman). Media Reporter #4 (Steve Whiteford). 112996 1991 Ambition M TV Anchor (Maggie Egan). Media Reporter #1 (Teresa Bowman). Media Reporter #2 (Rick Scarry). Media Reporter #3 (Aaron Seville). 112997 1999 Ambrose Bierce Takes on the Railroad: The Journalist as Muckraker and Cynic D Lindley, Daniel Journalist Ambrose Bierce and his struggle with the Central Pacific Railroad. A look at Bierce’s early campaign against the railroad in depth, his acid journalism, and the railroad’s private and public reactions. 112998 2005 Ambrose Bierce: Ambrose Bierce and the Ace of Shoots NM Hall, Oakley #5 Ambrose Bierce and Tom Redmond Mysteries Journalist Ambrose Bierce, William Randolph Hearst's star reporter, and his young companion, Tom Redmond, a printer's assistant and would-be reporter for a satirical weekly, The Hornet, in 1880s' San Francisco. Bierce and Redmond hunt down a celebrity shooter. It's a rough-and-tumble romp through gritty old San Francisco involving world-famous Wild West Show, a trail of seduction, vengeful train robber and opium. The journalist duo are checking into a train-robber who has sworn vengeance on the Southern Pacific Railroad for a botched landgrab that landed him in jail. The robber also has his sights on the owner of a Wild West show that employs his ex-wife, a trick shooter who has become the owner's common-law wife while the robber was in prison. Then the owner and a Southern Pacific Railroad executive are gunned down. Bierce doesn't believe the robber did it and he backs up his skepticism with sharp-eyed detective work. 112999 2002 Ambrose Bierce: Ambrose Bierce and the Death of Kings NM Hall, Oakley #1 Ambrose Bierce and Tom Redmond Mysteries Journalist Ambrose Bierce, William Randolph Hearst's star reporter, and his young companion, Tom Redmond, a printer's assistant and would-be reporter for a satirical weekly, The Hornet, in 1880s' San Francisco. Redmond falls in love with a beautiful, monumental Hawaiian who is visiting her uncle, a California poet. Meanwhile King Kalakaua of Hawaii lies dying in a San Francisco hotel room. A millionaire hires Bierce to find a princess who is betrothed to the potential heir to the throne. Since the king has named no successor, the fate of Hawaii as well as that of U.S. imperial aspirations and the ambitions of the millionaire's father, as well as the fate of a sugar baron hang in the balance. Bierce has to deal with a kidnapping, a foul murder, aberrant behavior from a couple of spooky animals, a crooked spiritualist and a hit-man sorcerer. 113000 2003 Ambrose Bierce: Ambrose Bierce and the One-Eyed Jacks (aka Ambrose Bierce & the One-Eyed Jacks) NM Hall, Oakley (Oakley M. Hall) #3 Ambrose Bierce and Tom Redmond Mysteries Journalist Ambrose Bierce, William Randolph Hearst's star reporter, and his young companion, Tom Redmond, a printer's assistant and would-be reporter for a satirical weekly, The Hornet, in 1880s' San Francisco. Journalist Ambrose G. ("Almighty God") Bierce, San Francisco's legendary newspaperman and sometime-sleuth is consulted by William Randolph Hearst when intimate photos of Hearst's gorgeous mistress are stolen. The irascible author of The Devil's Dictionary and his Boswell, Redmond, investigate two murders at the behest of Hearst -- that of a photographer in Hearst's employ and that of a randy British yachtsman. Redmond's attentions are divided between the chase and his latest love, Eliza Lindley, directress of the Stockton Street Mission and savior of Chinese girls from evil slavers. 113001 1998 Ambrose Bierce: Ambrose Bierce and the Queen of Spades NM Hall, Oakley #2 Ambrose Bierce and Tom Redmond Mysteries Journalist Ambrose Bierce, William Randolph Hearst's star reporter, and his young companion, Tom Redmond, a printer's assistant and would-be reporter for a satirical weekly, The Hornet, in 1880s' San Francisco. When the Morton Street Slasher leaves the corpses of his victims on the tangled gas lit streets near San Francisco's Union Square, he marks each one with a playing card. First the Ace of Spades, then the Deuce and so on in menacing succession. Bierce, the city's enigmatic newspaperman, famed cynic and occasional sleuth, immediately blames the rash of murders on his old enemy, the Southern Pacific Railroad. Tom Redmond, a naïve reporter at Bierce's Hornet, doggedly pursues the case. He uncovers conspiracy and corruption at every turn. Editor Bierce investigates a series of brutal prostitute murders in 1880s San Francisco. The mystery also involves senatorial duplicity, a high-profile divorce, a bizarre case of concealed parentage. 113002 2004 Ambrose Bierce: Ambrose Bierce and the Trey of Pearls NM Hall, Oakley #4 Ambrose Bierce and Tom Redmond Mysteries Journalist Ambrose Bierce, William Randolph Hearst's star reporter, and his young companion, Tom Redmond, a printer's assistant and would-be reporter for a satirical weekly, The Hornet, in 1880s' San Francisco. Bierce and his young sidekick, Tom Redmond, in San Francisco 1892, look into the shooting death of a popular preacher and notorious ladies' man. The curmudgeon journalist, in between interviewing jealous husbands and trying to locate possibly vengeful offspring, exchanges barbs with novelist Gertrude Atherton and otherwise comments cynically on the proceedings. Redmond pursues his free-love-advocating cousin with mixed success. During one interlude, the author of The Devil's Dictionary cites approvingly examples of Ulysses S. Grant's direct and vigorous prose. Redmond does some stagy heroics during a suffragist parade. Three pretty young suffragists known as the Trey of Pearls come to San Francisco. 113003 2005 Ambulance Girl MT DVD -R HQ 5833, 5834 Based on true story. Food Journalists Jane Stern (Kathy Bates) and Michael Stern (Robin Thomas) are married. They share bylines. Both were alcoholics. Jane finds a new sense of purpose as a volunteer EMT in the midst of a martial crisis. When she becomes a volunteer EMT, her marriage starts dissolving because her husband doesn't like the new arrangement and her independence. They appear on TV Nicky Rivers cooking show together and still have the old magic.. They wrote a popular book together called "Chili Nation." Best friend has massive stroke. They meet at the hospital. It brings them back together. 113004 1990 Ambulance, The M Editor of Marvel Comics (Stan Lee). 113005 2002 Ambush at Ft. Bragg N Wolfe, Tom Serialized in Rolling Stone Magazine Journalist 113006 2004 Ambush Makeover T DVD -R HQ 4030 TV Anchorwoman gets a new look to complement her busy lifestyle. 113007 1982 Ambush Murders, The MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Melanie Noble). Reporter #2 (Ken Hixon). Reporter #3 (Joanna Piros). Media 113008 1967 Ambushers, The M DVD -R HQ 8134, 8135 AFI-Photographers Photographer 113009 1751 Amelia N USC Fielding, Henry Newsmongers. References to news of the day and hack writers. "For he is a very good Pen, they say; but is apt to be idle. Some Days he won't write above five Hours; but at other times, I have known him at it above Sixteen." "And again, he writes News for your Newspapers." "How doth he get his News here?" "Why he makes it, as he doth your Parliament Speeches for your Magazines. He reads them to us sometimes over a Bowl of Punch. 113010 2009 Amelia M Reporter (Scott Anderson). 113011 2009 Amelia M News Media cover the life and times of Amelia Earhart. Newsreel cameramen. Reporters. Biography of the legendary American pilot who disappeared while flying over the Pacific Ocean in 1937 in an attempt to fly around the world. Reporter (Scott Anderson). Cleveland Reporter (Duane Murray). Photographer (James Arnold). Journalist-Author Gore Vidal (William Cuddy). 113012 2001 Amelia Bedelia 4 Mayor NJ Parish, Herman S. Lynn Sweat (Illustrator) Reporter hears housekeeper Amelia Bedelia say she "always does what folks say to do," he's impressed and says he'll vote for her and that "we need some change." So the housekeeper offers him the 43 cents she has in her pocket. Her commitment to doing exactly what people tell her to do lands Amelia in the middle of an election. When her employer exclaims, "I wish you were the mayor," and then jokingly adds she should run for the mayor's office, her response is "See you later." She dashes off to City Hall, barges in on a press conference, and faces a series of misunderstandings that lead her to run for office in a political sense. The mayor apologizes and Amelia withdraws from the race. Headlines of the newspaper the next day: "Mayor Will Cut Taxes." 113013 1976 Amelia Earhart MT DVD -R HQ 11522, 11523, 11524 Broadcaster (Lowell Thomas). Amelia Earhart marries Publisher G.P. Putnam. First Reporter (Dallas Mitchell). Second Reporter (Paul Napier). Third Reporter (Arthur Monde). Photographer (Jack Frey). 113014 1994 Amelia Earhart: Final Flight, The MT Reporter (Scott Alan Smith). Reporter at Dock 1 (Douglas Roberts). Reporter at Dock 2 (David Cross). Reporter at Dock 3 (David Wells). Reporter at the Dock 4 (Tom Kurlander). Movietone News Director (Richard Schiff) 113015 2002 Amen M Photographer (Marin Moraru) 113016 2007 Amen Corner N Shefchik, Rick New York Times columnist is murdered on the grounds of the August National Golf Club after the body of the Masters rule committee chairman is found in the middle of the 10th fairway. Evidence left at the crime scene suggests the murder might have been tied to the ongoing protest by a woman’s group that has been demanding that the club admit women members. The crusading columnist is the next victim. Local police suggest the murders might have been committed by a member and begin pressuring the new August National president for access to the club’s membership information. The club chairman asks a Minneapolis police detective on leave after being shot who was invited to participate as an amateur in the Masters golf tournament. They hope the detective can find the killer before police invade Augusta National’s legendary privacy. He looks for answers from members, veteran journalists, longtime caddies and ex-emplopyes who may know why someone is determined to bring this year’s Masters to a halt. 113017 1988 Amen: Look at Me, I'm Running T Episode #43. 10-29-1988 News Media. Reporter (Luise Heath). Newscaster (David Selburg). Photographer (James Lashly). Deacon decides to run for State Senator and enlists the help of the church board as support staff. 113018 1989 Amen: Thelma Says I Do T Episode #69. 11-18-1989 Photographer (Zack Phifer). 113019 1987 Amen: Thelma's Choice T Episode #13. 1-17-1987 Photographer (Kevin Pollak). 113020 1902 Amended Obituaries SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Satires & Burlesques." Editor. To The Editor: Written by Mark Twain on the possibility of his obituary appearing in that newspaper 113021 1986 America M Downey, Robert (Screenplay). Sidney Davis (Additional Dialogue) Ness Book Reporter Terrence Hackley (Zack Norman) at Cable Channel 92 is the station's top reporter who still has to hit up his parents for money. Action Reporter Hector Frantico (Pablo Ferro) is a coke addict. Anchorman Earl Justice (Howard Thomashefsky) insists shouting every story. Frantico pays his interview subjects to say something positive about the economy and even gets one interviewee to read from a script he has taped to his suit. When Hackley's wife asks for a divorce he goes on the air to tell his side and is fired. Frantico suffers a fatal heart attack during a broadcast. Hackley is made the new Action Reporter with the provision that he begin wearing a skirt while on assignment Hackley's work includes covering a protest at a prison, interviewing picketing prostitutes and acting as go-between for a hit man and a Mafia boss. Station becomes a success when its signal gets bounced off the moon and shows up all over the world. Disgruntled cabbie crashes his car through the station wall so he can do his stand-up comedy routine. Station manager decides to add routine to news. At the end of the film, the news is turned into an entertainment show. MBC Reporter (Rick Newman). 113022 1977 America 2-Night T Series 10-3-1977 to 7-4-1978. Parody News. Fernwood Tonight, a mythical talk show produced by Channel 6 in Fernwood (Martin Mull as Barth Gimble) 113023 1978 America Alive! DT 7-24-1978 to 1-4-1979. NBC TV Broadcasters Virginia Graham (1978), David Horowitz, Bruce Jenner, Janet Langhart, Jack Linkletter, David Sheehan. "Live from New York." 113024 2008 America America N Canin, Ethan Journalist Corey Sifter is the 50-year-old publisher of the Speaker-Sentnel, a surviving independent newspaper in a town called Saline, an hour south of Buffalo and 20 miles east of Lake Erie. 113025 1992 America Latina, Marca Registrada N Manras, Sergio Reporter 113026 1951 America Speaks DT 7-2-1951 to 8-24-1951. NBC TV Newscaster Robert Trout. 113027 1990 America Tonight DT Series 1990-1991 News Media. Anchors Charles Kuralt, Lesley Stahl, Edie Magnus, Lesley Stahl, Robert Krulwich). 113028 1994 America Tonight DT Series 1994 Correspondent Bill Geist. Correspondent Peter Van Sant. Correspondent Bob McKeowan. 113029 2005 America Undercover: Left of the Dial DT Episode #4. 3-31-2005 Radio. Story of turbulent inaugural year of the Air America Radio Network. Washington Post Reporter Paula Span. Hosts "The O'Franken Factor Al Franken and Katherine Lanpher). PR Air America Radio Naomi Starkman. President Air America Radio Jon Stinton. Host The Majority Report Janeane Garofalo.. Producer The Majority Report Hank Gallo. Hosts Morning Sedition Marc Maron, Mark Riley, Sue Ellicott. Producer Morning Sedition Jonathan Larsen. Hosts Unfiltered Chuck D, Lizz Winstead. Documentarian Michael Moore (Himself). Executive Producer Air America Radio Carl Ginsburg. Host Randi Rhodes Show Randi Rhodes. Executive Producer Randi Rhodes Show John Manzo. VP News Shelley Lewis. Writer Jim Earl. President Air America Radio Jon Sinton (Himself).) White House Reporter Helen Thomas Columnist-Author Arianna Huffington. Host Ring of Fire Mike Papantonio. 113030 1988 America's Best Kept Secret DT Journalist-TV Producer (Dee Brown). Author-TV Producer (Ken Wooden). 113031 1977 America's Black Forum T Series Commentators (Armstrong Williams, 1996-2004, Deborah Mathis, 1996, Julian Bond). Moderators (James brown, 1996), Juan Williams, 1996). 113032 1995 America's Castles: Hearst Castle, The DT DVD -R HQ 2928 Episode Publisher William Randolph Hearst and his San Simeon castle. History of man and his California mansion. 113033 1939 America's Lost Plays R Series News Media 113034 1991 America's Most Wanted DT SV 88 (Tape Problems) Episode. 7-3-1991 Newsmagazine 113035 1999 America's Most Wanted DT Series 1988 Reporter (Pat Lalama) 113036 2006 America's Most Wanted: Ralph "Bucky" Phillips DT Episode #86. 9-9-2006 Correspondent (Jon Leiberman). 113037 2006 America's Next Top Model: Girl Who Becomes America's Next Top Model, The T Episode #81. 12-6-2006 Editor-in-Chief (Atoosa Rubenstein) Seventeen Magazine. 113038 2005 America's Next Top Model: Girl Who Gets Bad News, The T DVD -R HQ 3167 Episode. 4-22-2005 Entertainment Tonight Correspondent Jann Carl interviews the models showing them the importance of TV entertainment interviews. 113039 2006 America's Next Top Model: Girl Who Graduates, The T Episode #75. 10-25-2006 Editor-in-Chief (Atoosa Rubenstein) Seventeen Magazine. 113040 2006 America's Next Top Model: Girl Who Joined the Circus, The T Episode #73. 10-11-2006 Editor-in-Chief (Atoosa Rubenstein) Seventeen Magazine. 113041 2002 America's Party: Live From Las Vegas DT Reporter (Leeann Tweeden) 113042 2003 America's Prince: John F. Kennedy Jr. Story, The MT VHS 1370 Reporter #1 (Michael Capellupo) 113043 2007 America’s Pulse T Series. Reporters (Major Garret, Jeff Goldblatt, Harris Faulkner, Molly Henneberg, Carl Cameron, James Rosen). 113044 2001 America's Sweethearts M Crystal, Billy and Peter Tolan Public Relations Wizard Lee Philips (Billy Crystal) tries to convince the press that the feuding costars of a new movies are still in love. The movie publicist deals with the messy public split of his movie’s costars while keeping reporters at bay while a reclusive director hold’s the film’s print hostage. The director insists on showing the movie to the press first without even producer and studio boss David Kingman taking a look at it. Kingman now entrusts Philips, whom he just had fired, to organize a press junket that none of the journalists will ever forget -- just to distract the press from the fact that the film itself won’t be shown at all. Lee somehow has to get the stars back together at least for the weekend in a lonely hotel resort in the Nevada desert. Not quite everything works out the way Lee wants it. News Media. TV Network Anchor (Jeff Michael). Entertainment Critic Sam Rubin, Los Angeles entertainment critic plays himself. Reporter (Sibila Vargas). Reporter #7 (Heather Charles). Reporter on Patio (Jane Yamamoto). Nevada Anchorman (Charley Steiner). Matronly Interviewer (Maree Cheatham). Interviewer (Susan Katz). Film Critic #6 (Michael A. Tessiero). Journalist Larry King (Himself). Nevada Anchorwoman (Shaun Robinson). Larry King Producers (Sarah Loew, Alex Enberg). Court Reporter (Candice Cook). Photographer (Marco Lopez). Film Critic #6 (Michael A. Tessiero). 113045 1948 America's Town Meeting DT Host George V. Denny who originated show on radio in 1935. John Daly in 1949 113046 1935 America's Town Meeting of the Air DT Radio Series. 1935-56 Public Affairs Program 113047 2001 American Adobo M Editor Mike (Christopher De Leon) works for the Philippines Times as a correspondent stationed in the United States. Wife complains he is always working overtime "at that newspaper nobody cares to read." Referred to as a cynic. Returns to Philippines without his wife. 113048 1997 American Affair, An M DVD -R HQ 8176, 8177 Reporter #1 (Sally McQueen). Reporter #2 (Sebastian R. Protor-Shah). 113049 1950 American Agent R Series 1950-1951 Correspondent Bob Barclay, globe-trotting soldier of fortune. Real life: foreign correspondent for Amalgamated News. Undercover spy. 113050 1984 American Autobahn M Degas, Andre, Ann Petter (Screenplay) West Germany Journalist Otto Kruger (Michael von der Goltz) for the New York Report is involved in a gangland killing and flees the city in a beat up car that breaks down. He tells a female mechanic that he works for the New York Times and they hit the road together. Reporter apparently did time in prison and has a history of losing jobs. Left his latest position because an article he wrote on South American rebels was rewritten. Involved in arms deal to rebels. When mechanic kills a motel manager who tried to rape her, the two become fugitives. Reporter is killed. Title of film is the proposed name for a book the journalist plans to write about his experiences. 113051 1999 American Beauty M DVD -R HQ 8025, 8026. DVD Magazine. Lester (Kevin Spacey) works as a corporate slave at a media marketing magazine. Newscaster (Elaine Corral Kendall) 113052 1984 American Blues, The N MLPL Just, Ward TV Interviewer Nicolson had a reputation as television's most adroit interviewer (Found himself a favorite on campuses -- "My God…I'm a hero. They think I'm Ed Murrow." Famous Vietnam correspondent narrates. Correspondent-newspaperman Jessel. Quinn created Tom Plumb at the height of the Indochina War, when newspapermen replaced novelists as the most reliable interpreters of public reality and menace. Tom Plumb because as well know as Nero Wolfe and Quinn became a millionaire. 113053 2008 American Carol, An M Parody. Documentarian Michael Malone (Kevin Farley), a parody of Documentary Maker Michael Moore, campaigns to abolish the Fourth of July. TV Commentator Bill O’Reilly (Himself). To persuade Malone that his idea is a bad one, three ghosts frighten him with visions of classical liberal villains in a Christmas Carol parody: zombie ACLU lawyers staggering into court, Ivy League professors singing a ditty about being stuck in the ‘60s, and Jimmy Carter addressing a crowd of sheeplike anti-war protesters. Reporter on TV (Eileen Gonzales). Reporter #1 (Lu Parker). Reporter #2 (Jane Park Smith). On-Air Reporter (Susan Brock). News Anchor Camera Man (Joe Murray). 113054 2006 American Cookery N Kalpakian, Laura Newspaperwoman Eden Douglas was born in 1920 into a contentious California tribe. Two strong-willed women, her grandmother and aunt, struggle to pull Eden from her home. She wants to become a journalist. But her ill-matched parents are drifting toward financial collapse. Her father, pursuing phantom wealth, takes the family to an Idaho mining town. Eden's mother breaks down. Eden must shoulder the household drudgery, putting her dreams of becoming a journalist on hold. She finally escapes far from faith and family. She falls in love in wartime London, rides a motorcycle across war-torn Belgium. After the war, still reeling from a devastating loss, Eden returns to Southern California. She's hired by a newspaper, only to confront insidious opposition and an unexpected ally. In 1952, she meets a cowboy actor and falls in love. They elope to Mexico and a new phase of her life begins. 113055 2004 American Crime M DVD Gay Reporter Jesse St. Claire (Rachael Leigh Cook), a small town newspaper reporter, investigates a killer stalking his victims making video tapes. KCQN Anchorman (Chris DeRose). KCQN Anchorwoman (Carlene Moore). The killer videotapes his victims while he stalks and then murders them. The team receives a copy of a videotape containing footage of Jesse and her producer Jane (Annabella Sciorra) kissing. Jesse immediately moves several hundred miles away to apparent safety and the tape disappears. The entire story is presented in the context of a documentary for the real crime TV show, American Crime, and a reporter from that show continues the investigation. Later, Jane is fired from the station after offering a female interviewee a neck massage and then touching her breasts. Jane joins the American Crime crew to rescue Jesse after she is abducted, before she herself becomes a target of the stalker’s tapes. Can they find Jesse, and who is the stalker? Narrator-Interviewer-Reporter Albert Bodine (Cary Elwes). 113056 2007 American Crime, An M News Media. Newspaper Reporter (Paul Palo). 113057 2005 American Dad: Not Particularly Desperate Housewives C Editor (Michael G. Hagerty - Voice). 113058 2008 American Dad: Office Spaceman C DVD -R HQ 10845 Episode #56. 5-4-2008 Tabloid News Media. Alien Roger decides to release photos of himself for extra cash to the tabloids prompting the CIA to initiate Alien Task Force. Through a twist of fate, Roger ends up in charge of the task force in disguise, creating tension at home as he is now Stan’s boss. Roger frames Stan as an alien in an attempt to keep his identity a secret. Roger, dressed up as Johnny Shutterbug sells pictures of himself (the alien) to an editor at a newspaper. Langley Falls Post: Alien Special` 113059 2005 American Dad: Pilot C DVD -R HQ 2813 Episode #1. 2-6-2005 News Media. Newspapers. Stan Smith uses his CIA skills to save America -- and his family. 113060 2005 American Dad: Stannie Get Your Gun C DVD -R HQ 7635 Episode. 11-20-2005 TV Anchor Partners Greg Corbin and Terry Bates for Channel 3 Action News bring the audience a breaking news story on a break-in of one the cars owned by the Anchor Partners. Stan's membership in the National Gun Association fractures the family. 113061 2008 American Dad: Stanny Slickers II: The Legend of Ollie’s Gold C DVD -R HQ 9942. DVD -R HQ 10602 Episode. 5-11-2008 Parody News. News Media covers Stan’s accident. Channel 3 News Kid Beat Mattie covers bloody accident in deadpan manner. Channel 3 News Anchors -- two white men loving the new business -- want to make a documentary on Stan’s quest for Ollie’s gold. When they miss covering Stan’s finding of the gold, he wants to restage it for them. 113062 2005 American Dad: Star Trek C DVD -R HQ 9455 Episode. 11-27-2005 Newspaper stories and headlines. Reporters in press conference. One headline: Bush names Stephen King Ambassador of Terror. Steve becomes a bad boy author and the entire family gets caught up in his celebrity including Stan who becomes an unbearable stage parent. After Steve hooks up with an agent, he abandons his family to lead a “Cribs” lifestyle. 113063 2000 American Daughter, An MT DVD -R HQ 4301, 4302. SVD 815 News Media. Reporter #1 (Terry Anzur). News Reporter (Ted Garcia). TV Announcer (Richard Saxton). 113064 2000 American Daughter, An (aka Trial by Media M Wasserstein, Wendy (Play) TV Journalist Timber Tucker (Jay Thomas) shows up for a Sunday brunch to interview the president’s nominee for the surgeon general. He brings along a camera crew and is there when it is revealed that long ago, she misplaced a jury summons. In a matter of a few Washington minutes, her mistake becomes the scandal of the day -- the news media discover that the president’s nominee for the surgeon general once failed to respond to jury duty, her career and personal life are threatened as the simple error snowballs. A family friend tips a reporter about the minor discretion in her past and her campaign quickly becomes the focus of a media-feeding frenzy. A couple of journalists pounce on her misstatements to further their own goals. Cynical news organizations camp out in front of the embattled nominee’s house. The firestorm continues to build, the entire nation takes sides, the talking head shows pick up the story. Desperate for headlines and ratings, the press will stop at nothing to find a scandal and destroy her reputation. Denounced by the newspapers as a spoiled, out-of-touch aristocrat, dismissed as selfish by the talk shows, her only hops is her father -- a powerful politician. When he rallies his spin doctors and consultants to rescue her, the nominee is forced to make a choice -- speak her mind and preserve self-respect at the risk of losing the election, or swallow her pride to play the media’s game. Either way she loses something precious. The nominee seems to have everything in her favor -- she is the privileged, well-educated daughter of a well-known Republican senator and fifth-generation granddaughter of Ulysses S. Grant. She is the wife of a professor, a mother and a prominent health expert. Includes brief spoof of the daytime TV interview series, “The View.” The nominee’s professor-husband has to confess that long ago he slept with a female student who shows up as one of the media hounds about to snap at the candidate’s heels. 113065 1970 American Dead (The Year 2000) SS OWN Harrison, Harry News Media 113066 2006 American Deluxe M Short Photographer (Jim Edwards). 113067 1838 American Democrat, The ER COPY Cooper, James Fennimore Press. "On the Press." Essay. 113068 2007 American Diva NJ London, Julia Paparazzi hound Audrey LaRue, the latest “It” girl. Everybody wants her or wants something from her -- the paparazzi, her fans, and her boyfriend-turned manager. Now she had a deadly stalker. Only her sexy, fearless bodyguard-turned-manager Jack Price is grounded enough to protect her. Audrey must learn to trust him not only with her life but with her heart. 113069 2005 American Dragon: Jake Long: Eye of the Beholder C Episode #16. Reporter (Keone Young - Voice). 113070 2005 American Dragon: Jake Long: Shapeshifter C Episode #13. 5-13-2005 News Reporter (Jeff Bennett - Voice). 113071 1937 American Dream N OWN - H Foster, Michael New York Editor Shelby Thrall gives up big-city journalism for the editorship of a country weekly 113072 1966 American Dream, An M VHS 507 Mailer, Norman (Novel). Mann Rubin (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book TV Commentator Stephen Rojack (Stuart Whitman) gained number of enemies for his comments on his broadcasts. Angers police after criticizing them for not stopping Costa Nostra gang leader. Also stalked by mobsters for continual attacks on organized crime. Has problems with personal life and during a violent fight with ex-wife, he strangles her, throws the body from her 30th floor penthouse. At police station, Rojack meets singer with whom he once had an affair. Now girlfriend of gang leader's nephew. Journalist takes up with her again. Nephew convinces her to help trap commentator so she lures him to her apartment, but then tries to warn him. Rojack enters trap set for him and is killed. Singer tells him, "What did you expect from a whore?" 113073 1991 American Dreamer: T Episode Columnist Thomas "Tom" Nash (Robert Urich), a former TV Correspondent, now a widower, moves to rustic Wisconsin town where he writes human-interest column for the Chicago American Metro newspaper, Editor Joe Baines (Jeffrey Tambor) Columnist Tom Nash (Robert Urich) has mixed feelings about his kids working 113074 1990 American Dreamer: T Episode Columnist Thomas "Tom" Nash (Robert Urich), a former TV Correspondent, now a widower, moves to rustic Wisconsin town where he writes human-interest column for the Chicago American Metro newspaper, Editor Joe Baines (Jeffrey Tambor) Editor Joe Baines (Jeffrey Tambor) makes weekly trips to boonies to persuade Tom to come back to office and write real news stories 113075 1990 American Dreamer: T SV 37 Episodes. Series (September 1990-June 1991). 17 Episodes. Columnist Thomas "Tom" Nash (Robert Urich), a former TV Correspondent, now a widower, moves to rustic Wisconsin town where he writes human-interest column for the Chicago American Metro newspaper, Editor Joe Baines (Jeffrey Tambor). TV Network Newscaster who gives up the world beat to write a column about raising two children. Lillian Abernathy (Carol Kane) is his dizzy research assistant 113076 1991 American Dreamer: T Episode Columnist Thomas "Tom" Nash (Robert Urich), a former TV Correspondent, now a widower, moves to rustic Wisconsin town where he writes human-interest column for the Chicago American Metro newspaper, Editor Joe Baines (Jeffrey Tambor) Newspaper. Holly's sister Drew is a modern-day vagabond who makes good copy for Tom 113077 1990 American Dreamer: T Episode Columnist Thomas "Tom" Nash (Robert Urich), a former TV Correspondent, now a widower, moves to rustic Wisconsin town where he writes human-interest column for the Chicago American Metro newspaper, Editor Joe Baines (Jeffrey Tambor) Nash considers a piece on his memories and loss of his wife, but the kids consider her a forbidden subject for a column 113078 1987 American Dreams N Klein, Norma TV Sportscaster Jay discards his dream of writing fiction to become a successful TV sports journalist. The intense, emotional reporter is one of four college friends whose story is traced from their senior prom in 1963. Susan, shy and fragile, finds contentment in solitude as a wildlife photographer. Though marriages, career choices, love affairs and deaths, the friends part and come together over 20 years. 113079 1998 American Dreams N Jakes, John Second Volume of Jakes’ Crown family chronicles, 1906 to 1917 News Cameraman Paul Crown is a professional news cameraman driven to record the horrors of war. He does not chase an American dream so much as become a chronicler of the world’s nightmares. Historical celebrities ranging from Kaiser Wilhelm II to Mack Sennett. Thomas Edison’s pursuit of patent royalties on camera parts forced some studios to film in secret and inspired their move to California. The family of German-American patriarch and Chicago beer baron Joe Crown, whose headstrong daughter Fritzi defies her father to pursue a dreadfully unsuccessful New York stage career. In desperation, she surrenders to the lure of performing in moving pictures, which takes her to “empty, rural and uncivilized” Hollywood, where she falls in love and achieves a measure of fame as a comic actress. Meanwhile, her brother Carl gets tossed out of Princeton, goes to work for eccentric car manufacturer Henry Ford, becomes a race-car driver with Barney Oldfield, “Speed King of the World,” and flies as an ace pilot during World War I. Their cousin Paul is the professional news cameraman who covers World War I. 113080 2003 American Dreams: T VHS 1364 Episode News Media 113081 2002 American Dreams: Chasing the Past T Episode #42. 3-21-2004 Music Reporter (Jill Rappaport). 113082 2005 American Dreams: Commencement T Episode #58. 3-9-2005 TV Reporter (Raul Moreno). 113083 2004 American Dreams: No Way Out T Episode #44. News Producer (Jay Pennick). 113084 2004 American Dreams: Shoot the Moon T Episode #40. 3-7-2004 Journalist (Carolann DiPirro). 113085 2003 American Dreams: Ticket To Ride T Episode #32. 11-16-2003 Journalist (Jill Rappaport). 113086 2004 American Dreams: To Tell the Truth T Episode #38. 2-15-04 French Photographer (Clara Bellar). 113087 2003 American Dreams: Where the Boys Are T VHS 1376 Episode News Media 113088 2005 American Dreamz M DVD -R HQ 8941, 8942 News Media. Reporter (Kevin R. Kelly). Reporter (Michael D. Roberts). Satire 113089 1985 American Drive-In M Reporter (Kendall J. Taylor) 113090 2005 American Experience, The: Building the Alaska Highway DT Episode #94. 2-7-2005 Journalist Ruth Gruber. Historian Heath Twichell. 113091 2005 American Experience, The: Fidel Castro DT Episode #93. 1-31-2005 Journalist Carlos Franqui. Journalist Georgie Anne Geyer. Journalist Andres Oppenheimer. Author Noberto Fuentes. Author Carlos Alberto Montaner. Author Tim Naftali. Author Marifeli Perez Stable. 113092 2004 American Experience, The: Fight, The DT Episode #92. 1-2004 Sportswriters W.C. Heinz, Gerhard Reimann, Lester Rodney. Sports Journalist Volker Kluge. Journalist Martin Krause. Writers David Margolick, Jack Newfield, Budd Schulberg. Boxing Historians Herb Goldman, Hank Kaplan, Mike Silver, Hans-Joachim Teichler. Historians Leon Litwack of the University of California, Jeffrey T. Sammons). Narrator Courtney B. Vance. 113093 2004 American Experience, The: Guerrilla: Taking of Patty Hearst, The DT Episode #115. 1-2004 Interviewers Richard Neill, Howard Shack 113094 1994 American Experience, The: Malcolm X: Make It Plain DT Episode #33. 1-26-1994 Journalist Peter Goldman. NYC Anchorman Mike Wallace. Life Photographer Gordon Parks. Author Maya Angelou. Narrator (Alfre Woodard - Voice). 113095 1994 American Experience, The: Midnight Ramble DT Episode #37. 10-26-1994 Journalist-Commentator St. Claire Bourne Sr. Commentators Toni Cade Bambara, Robert Hall, Elton Fax, Pearl Bowser, Carlton Moss, Frances E. Williams, Dorothy Delfs, Olive Delfs, Shingzie Howard, Herb Jeffries, Edna Mae Harris. Narrator James Avery. 113096 2003 American Experience, The: Murder of Emmett Till, The DT Episode #79. 1-17-2003 Journalists John Herbers, Rose Jourdain, Moses Newson. Photographer Ernest Withers. 1955 Murder of a 14-year-old black boy from Chicago while visiting relatives in Mississippi. 113097 1995 American Experience, The: Murder of the Century DT VHS 335 American Experience, The (1995) News Media. Host (David Ogden Stiers). Documentary surrounding murder of famed architect Stanford White by millionaire Harry Thaw over affections of showgirl Evelyn Nesbitt in New York in 1906. Commentator (Brendan Gill). 113098 2003 American Experience, The: Partners of the Heart DT Episode #82. Newsreel Voice (John Dryden - Voice). 113099 1993 American Experience, The: Simple Justice DT Episode #130. 1-18-1993 News Media. Reporter (John E. Johnson). Young News Reporter (Joe West). 113100 1934 American Family Robinson R Editor Luke Robinson of small-town newspaper, Centerville Herald, anti-socialist, pro-business, Republican (script excerpt also) 113101 2004 American Family: Burning Fire, The T Episode #30. 5-30-2004 News Media. Reporter (Lisa Rhoden). 113102 2004 American Flagg!: Graphic Novel Collection CB Chaykin, Howard Collection of the 1980s comic book, graphic novel format with introduction by Michael Chabon. News Media. Politically polarized media-saturated future along with America's fascination with reality TV. 113103 1985 American Flyers M News Media. Reporter (Bobby Anderson). Reporter (Peter Boyles). Reporter (Steve Burch). Reporter (K.C. Carr). Reporter (Martin Chenoweth). Reporter (Jim Flanagin). Reporter (Kate Sullivan). Woman Reporter (Judy Jordan). Photographer (Greg Walker). 113104 1949 American Forum of the Air, The DT 5-22-1949 to 9-15-1957. NBC TV Moderators Theodore Granik (1949-1953), Stephen McCormick (1953-1957). Public Affairs 113105 2007 American Gangster M Magazine Publisher Hugh Hefner (Jack Fitz). Press Photographer in Ali-Frazier Fight Scene (Robert Sciglimpaglia). 113106 1980 American Gigolo M Reporter (Mary Helen Barro). Reporter (Ron Cummins). Reporter (Gordon W. Grant). Reporter (John H. Lowe). Reporter (Kopi Sotiropulos). 113107 1978 American Girls, The: T Series 9-23-1978 to 11-10-1978. Reporter Rebecca Tompkins (Priscilla Barnes) formerly anchor of KSF-TV Channel 6's 10 O'clock News Hour in San Francisco. Newcomer Amy Waddell (Debra Clinger). Roving reporters for The American Report, TV newsmagazine series. 113108 1978 American Girls, The: T Episode Reporter Rebecca Tompkins (Priscilla Barnes) formerly anchor of KSF-TV Channel 6's 10 O'clock News Hour in San Francisco. Newcomer Amy Waddell (Debra Clinger). Roving reporters for The American Report, TV newsmagazine series. College Journalist. Amy Waddell, former college reporter who landed the job because she had once obtained an interview with President Nixon. Francis X. Casey (David Spielberg), producer 113109 1978 American Girls, The: American Girls, The T Driskill, Bill. Lane Slate. Mike Lloyd Ross. Harv Bennett Episode. 10-21-1978 Reporter Rebecca Tompkins (Priscilla Barnes) formerly anchor of KSF-TV Channel 6's 10 O'clock News Hour in San Francisco. Newcomer Amy Waddell (Debra Clinger). Roving reporters for The American Report, TV newsmagazine series. 113110 1978 American Girls, The: Auto Biography, The (aka Autobiography) T Aley, Albert Episode Reporter Rebecca Tompkins (Priscilla Barnes) formerly anchor of KSF-TV Channel 6's 10 O'clock News Hour in San Francisco. Newcomer Amy Waddell (Debra Clinger). Roving reporters for The American Report, TV newsmagazine series. 113111 1978 American Girls, The: Beautiful People Jungle, The T Landau, Richard Episode. 9-30-1978 Reporter Rebecca Tompkins (Priscilla Barnes) formerly anchor of KSF-TV Channel 6's 10 O'clock News Hour in San Francisco. Newcomer Amy Waddell (Debra Clinger). Roving reporters for The American Report, TV newsmagazine series. 113112 1978 American Girls, The: Big Body Heist, The T Muntner, Simon Episode. Reporter Rebecca Tompkins (Priscilla Barnes) formerly anchor of KSF-TV Channel 6's 10 O'clock News Hour in San Francisco. Newcomer Amy Waddell (Debra Clinger). Roving reporters for The American Report, TV newsmagazine series. 113113 1978 American Girls, The: Blue Diamond (aka Firefly) T Ross, Mike Lloyd Episode. 10-14-1978 Reporter Rebecca Tompkins (Priscilla Barnes) formerly anchor of KSF-TV Channel 6's 10 O'clock News Hour in San Francisco. Newcomer Amy Waddell (Debra Clinger). Roving reporters for The American Report, TV newsmagazine series. 113114 1978 American Girls, The: Canceled Coach, The T Muntner, Simon Episode. 9-23-1978 Reporter Rebecca Tompkins (Priscilla Barnes) formerly anchor of KSF-TV Channel 6's 10 O'clock News Hour in San Francisco. Newcomer Amy Waddell (Debra Clinger). Roving reporters for The American Report, TV newsmagazine series. 113115 1978 American Girls, The: Crash Course in Survival T Burns, Judy Episode. Reporter Rebecca Tompkins (Priscilla Barnes) formerly anchor of KSF-TV Channel 6's 10 O'clock News Hour in San Francisco. Newcomer Amy Waddell (Debra Clinger). Roving reporters for The American Report, TV newsmagazine series. 113116 1978 American Girls, The: Haunting at Chatham Bay T Parriott, James D. Episode Reporter Rebecca Tompkins (Priscilla Barnes) formerly anchor of KSF-TV Channel 6's 10 O'clock News Hour in San Francisco. Newcomer Amy Waddell (Debra Clinger). Roving reporters for The American Report, TV newsmagazine series. 113117 1978 American Girls, The: Little Girl Lost T Landau, Richard Episode. Reporter Rebecca Tompkins (Priscilla Barnes) formerly anchor of KSF-TV Channel 6's 10 O'clock News Hour in San Francisco. Newcomer Amy Waddell (Debra Clinger). Roving reporters for The American Report, TV newsmagazine series. 113118 1978 American Girls, The: One Hundred Thousand Dollar Man, The T Dinallo, Gregory S. Episode Reporter Rebecca Tompkins (Priscilla Barnes) formerly anchor of KSF-TV Channel 6's 10 O'clock News Hour in San Francisco. Newcomer Amy Waddell (Debra Clinger). Roving reporters for The American Report, TV newsmagazine series. 113119 1978 American Girls, The: Reluctant Candidate T Packer, Juliet Episode Reporter Rebecca Tompkins (Priscilla Barnes) formerly anchor of KSF-TV Channel 6's 10 O'clock News Hour in San Francisco. Newcomer Amy Waddell (Debra Clinger). Roving reporters for The American Report, TV newsmagazine series. 113120 2001 American Gods N Gaiman, Neil News Media. There are new modern gods worshipped in America including the god of Media, who is personified by a made-up blonde anchorwoman-type who speaks in touchy, feely clichés. The new gods, who also include Technology and Television are the enemies of the ancient gods and are viewed in a negative light. 113121 1997 American Goliath N Jacobs, Harvey Journalist Barnaby Race seeks both the truth and a good story when he investigates one of the great hoaxes of the 19th century -- the petrified remains of a prehistoric man discovered in October 1869 on a farm in New York -- the Cardiff Giant. 113122 1975 American Gothic P MLPL Eichman, M. Play Index, 1973-77 Press 113123 1974 American Gothic N Bloch, Robert Weinberg List Journalist 113124 1995 American Gothic: T VHS 344 Episodes. Series (September 1995-July 1996). 22 Episodes. Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. 113125 1996 American Gothic: Beast Within, The T Cassidy, Shaun Episode #13. 7-3-1996 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Man holds up a local store in Trinity for a cheap watch. Lucas responds to the robbery. The robber takes Lucas hostage. 113126 1996 American Gothic: Buck Stops Here, The T VHS 398 DeJarnatt, Steve Episode #17. 7-10-1996 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Trinity residents look for missing files. 113127 1995 American Gothic: Damned If You Don't T Perry, Michael R. and Stephen Gaghan Episode #4. 10-10-1995 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Man panics when Sheriff Buck wants his teen-age daughter to work for him as payback for an old favor. When he refuses, his life quickly begins to unravel., 113128 1995 American Gothic: Dead To the World T Green, Robin, Mitchell Burgess, Shaun Cassidy, Michael R. Perry and Stephen Gaghan Episode #5. 10-13-1995 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Gail Emory may have pushed Sheriff Buck too far when she accuses him of foul play in the death of his former girlfriend, who was with him just before her car mysteriously drove off a bridge. 113129 1996 American Gothic: Doctor Death Takes a Holiday T Bumbalo, Victor Episode #12. 1-31-1996 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Doctor decides to investigate the murder of the little girl. He also is curious when a woman checks into his hospital as Mrs. Smith. She begins to tell him all about the evil of Lucas and wants to kill him. 113130 1996 American Gothic: Echo of Your Last Goodby T Cork, John Episode #21 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Gay discovers drawings from young children as well as several drawings of Lucas done with a great amount of love by Judith Temple at a house that used to be used by Temple to help abandoned children. 113131 1995 American Gothic: Eye of the Beholder T Cassidy, Shaun Episode #2. 9-29-1995 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Fleeing deep into the woods from Sheriff Lucas Buck, young Caleb takes refuge in an eerie, abandoned hunting lodge and is terrified when he discovers a dying man who has been tortured and is being held prisoner there. 113132 1995 American Gothic: Eye of the Beholder T Mason, Judi Ann with Shaun Cassidy and Judi Ann Mason Episode #3. 10-6-1995 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Sheriff Buck calls in a favor from the local judge who is overseeing Caleb's custody hearing, hoping to ensure his favored status, but he doesn't stop there. 113133 1996 American Gothic: Inhumanitas T Gaghan, Stephen and Michael R. Perry Episode #10. 1-17-1996 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Lucas may have corrupted the local priest and he may be able to take his revenge on townspeople who cross his path. But not even he can control the miraculous activities of the dead girl who is determined to make Lucas answer for his crimes. 113134 1996 American Gothic: Learning to Crawl T VHS 381 Kemper, David Episode #15. 7-4-1996 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Caleb is electrocuted and dies at the hospital. Lucas steps in and brings the boy back to life. 113135 1995 American Gothic: Meet the Beetles T Bumbalo, Victor and David Chisholm with Shaun Cassidy Episode #6. 10-20-1995 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. When a South Carolina state police lieutenant throws his weight around in the investigation of the disappearance of his adulterous brother-in-law, Sheriff Buck becomes wary. The state policeman thinks Buck killed his brother-in-law. 113136 1995 American Gothic: Pilot T On Tape Cassidy, Shaun Episode #1. 9-22-1995 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Mysterious death of a traumatized young girl sets off a series of events that leave some townspeople in Trinity questioning the motives of their charming sheriff, the last person to see her alive. 113137 1996 American Gothic: Plague Sower, The T Episode #11. 1-24-1996 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Reporter (Patt Noday). Sudden, mysterious bleeding illness quickly spreads through Trinity causing death and devastation as well as the arrival of a new doctor. As the townspeople fall victim to the plague, Matt suffers a breakdown and Lucas turns to the doctor for help. 113138 1996 American Gothic: Potato Boy T Nankin, Michael Episode #19 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Selena reaches out to Caleb and tries to help him with his school work. She begins to spend extra time with him, which bothers Lucas. 113139 1996 American Gothic: Rebirth T VHS 337 Bumbalo, Victor Episode #8. 1-3-1996 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Woman borrows unborn child's spirit. Lucas and Caleb realize what has happened. Caleb knows she must return spirit to the baby before it's too late. 113140 1996 American Gothic: Requiem T VHS 398 (Incomplete) Cassidy, Shaun Episode #18. 7-11-1996 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Caleb is trying to find the full potential of his powers by attempting to kill Gail, leaving him sole heir of Luca's will. But when Lucas finds out what Caleb is up to he attempts to save Gail. Lucas and Caleb have evil face-off. 113141 1996 American Gothic: Resurrector T Cassidy, Shaun and Michael R. Perry and Stephen Gaghan Episode #9 1-10-1996 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Radio Talk Show Host Mel Kirby (Greg Travis) approaches Lucas for help in bringing his show to television. When Lucas refuses Kirby and his co-anchor wife, Gloria Kirby (Irene Ziegler), Gloria vows to ruin Lucas. Depressed Caleb decides he wants to give the little girl who dies in the first episode a second funeral. 113142 1996 American Gothic: Ring of Fire T Perry, Michael R. and Stephen Gaghan Episode #20. Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Through dreams and visions, Lucas allows Gail to learn bit by bit what happened to her parents. She learned that her father was abusing her and her mother was having an affair with Caleb's father. 113143 1996 American Gothic: Strangler T Perry, Michael R. and Stephen Gaghan Episode #22 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Lucas calls on the ghost of the Boston Strangler to come to the young girl who died in the first episode. Lucas leaves town to attend a convention and Albert De Salva (aka The Boston Strangler) decides to do more than just try to kill the little girl. 113144 1995 American Gothic: Strong Arm of the Law T Perry, Michael R. and Stephen Gaghan Episode #7. 11-3-1995 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Sheriff Lucas Buck gets revenge --in his own chilling fashion-- on four men who move to Trinity and set off a crime wave. 113145 1996 American Gothic: To Hell and Back T VHS 381 Mason, Judi Ann Episode #14. 7-3-1996 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Doctor struggles with alcoholism and death of his family. Lucas tries to push him over the edge by offering him a drink and forcing the bizarre memories of his wife and daughter. 113146 1996 American Gothic: Triangle T VHS 398 King, Jeff F. Episode #16. 7-10-1996 Reporter Gail Emory (Paige Turco), a former Trinity resident who now works as a newspaper reporter, returns to the scene of her haunted past when she learns that Lucas Buck is threatening her young cousin, Caleb Temple. Upon Gail's announcement, she faints in Lucas' office and is taken to the hospital where she is told that she is pregnant. Gail threatens to have an abortion and even attempts to kill herself because she knows that she is carrying Lucas's evil offspring. 113147 1950 American Guerrilla in the Philippines M Press 113148 2007 American Heiress: Crash and Burn T Episode #2. 3-13-2007 News Media. Photographer (Jared Aaker). TV Reporter (C.S. Keys). Cameraman (Ken Merckx). 113149 2007 American Heiress: Lion King T Episode #1. 3-13-2007 Reporter, TV (C.S. Keys). Photographer (Shaleena Gibson). Photographer (Jared Aaker). 113150 1993 American Hero NM OWN - P Beinhart, Larry News Media. Washington and Hollywood orchestra a war that will bolster President George Bush's re-election. The result is a movie, Operation Desert Storm, that plays out on the nightly TV news programs. Joint D.C./L.A. production. 113151 2003 American Heroes: Riley NR Foster, Lori Harlequin Reporter Regina Foxworth of the Chester Daily Press in Ohio has no clue why an unknown assailant is out to get a small-town reporter like her. And police won't take her concerns seriously. She gets a guard dog -- four-pound Chihuahua. Signs up for self-defense classes and sexy instructor Riley Moore pins her to the mat. He decides to protect her. With Regina vulnerable beneath him on his gym floor, Riley breaks out in a possessive sweat. He wants her, but first he has to protect her. She needs more than her “don’t-muss-my-hair” style of defense and that ridiculous so-called dog. Riley is ex-SWAT -- and his new life as an evidence tech hasn’t softened his lethal training one bit. But Regina isn’t quite the princess she seems, and she’s about to catch him off guard. 113152 1998 American History X M Reporter (Steve Wolford) 113153 1978 American Hot Wax M News Media. Newscaster #1 (Richard Roat). 113154 2002 American Icarus M Reporter (Heidi Fecht) 113155 2004 American Idol: Live from the Red Carpet DT Correspondents Christina Christian, Giuliana DePandi, Jennifer Love Hewitt of E! News. 113156 2003 American Idol: Search for a Superstar, The T Series Correspondent (Kristin Holt - Special Correspondent) 113157 2002 American Idol: Search for a Superstar, The T Hosts Ryan Seacrest, Brian Dukleman. Special Correspondent Kristin Holt. 113158 2003 American in Canada, An: Bare Naked Lady T Episode #1. 2-28-2003. Canada. Series. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) was host of Good Morning Phoenix, the number one TV morning show west of Albuquerque. After beating up his station manager, Jake finds the only job he can now get is hosting “Wake Up Calgary,” the third rated morning show in Calgary. For a fast rising star who dreams of co-hosting Dateline with Stone Philips, this is a nightmare. Crew is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. Jake is struggling to make his Canadian paycheck meet his U.S. alimony payments. Bill, the station manager, gives him the recently vacated 6 o’clock news anchor spot, but Jake soon discovers that it’s not that simple. He has to audition for it against several of his co-workers, including the recently hired receptionist who moonlights as a lap-dancer. 113159 2003 American in Canada, An: Call Me Dr. Ken T Episode #4. 3-28-2003. Canada. Series. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. As the winter blues start to take effect, everyone starts to look for help. 113160 2003 American in Canada, An: Citizen Jake T Episode #10. 11-21-2003. Canada. Series. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. Bill give Jake an ultimatum to become less American or leave. 113161 2004 American in Canada, An: Dennis Anyone? T Episode #13. 1-9-2004. Canada. Series. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. Dennis’ leave of absence during his annual mayoral campaign allows Jake to take Wake-Up Calgary in a new, investigative, hard-hitting direction. Judy’s in-office vacation leaves Jake and Bill to clash over the direction of the morning show. 113162 2003 American in Canada, An: Dirty Kwebeck T Episode #3. 3-14-2003. Canada. Series. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. Jake interviews a government minister from Quebec. 113163 2004 American in Canada, An: Frisky Business T Episode #14. 1-16-2004. Canada. Series. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. Dennis is in his traditional two weeks of cleansing, but it doesn’t start out on the right foot. As for Jake, he finds himself even more attracted to Judy after he sees her in a sleeveless shirt. While Mara wants Derrick to quit working at the moose, as she feels he is strong-arming the customers to give her bigger tips. When Jake hears its ladies’ night at the moose, he decides to go. During the evening he bumps into Judy, and they have a few drinks, eventually ending up back at the office. 113164 2004 American in Canada, An: I Dream of Judy T Episode #16. 1-30-2004. Canada. Series. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. Bill is looking for someone to host the thirtieth anniversary of the station, and Judy decides to do it. While, Margie (Derrick's sister) comes to town and tells Jack that she has feelings for him, but he doesn't feel the same way. Mara gets a job offer at a station in Vancouver. So Jake tries to get Margie, Mara's old job. Jake also offers to help Judy in preparing for the show, when she doesn't come off the way she'd like. 113165 2003 American in Canada, An: Jake and the Fat Men T Episode #8. 10-31-2003. Canada. Series. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. When Bill is inaugurated as skip of his curling team, Jake and Judy find themselves dating -- other people. Bill sets up Judy with a curling buddy. Derricks sets up Jake with his sister and Dennis tries to smuggle porn into Canada. 113166 2003 American in Canada, An: Kiss Is Just a Kiss, A T Episode #7. 10-24-2003. Canada. Series. Season Two Opener TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. Judy pressures Jake to re-sign his contract while Jake secretly awaits a job offer from Dateline. Dennis prepares to his humanitarian mission to Cuba by buying a fridge for his foster chick. 113167 2003 American in Canada, An: Love Notes From the Edge T Episode #9. 11-7-2003. Canada. Series. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. Dennis enlists Liona Boyd’s help for a charity event. Jake and Gord team up to break up Judy and her young beau. 113168 2004 American in Canada, An: Non-Date To Remember, A T Episode #15. 1-23-2004. Canada. Series. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. Jake decides to ask Judy out on a date, but finds that he has to make a deal with her to make it happen. While Dennis invites Chef Olaf to get married on “Wake Up Calgary,” not knowing that Olaf is in a gay relationship. Also Derrick is worried that he and Mara are going to breakup, after she enrolls in a penmanship course. 113169 2003 American in Canada, An: Order of Canada, The T Episode #2. 3-7-2003. Canada. Series. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. Bill wonders about his own life when he learns his brother has won the Order of Canada while living in Los Angeles. 113170 2002 American in Canada, An: Pilot MT Pilot. 1-2002. Canada. Series 2002-2004. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) was host of Good Morning Phoenix, the number one TV morning show west of Albuquerque. After beating up his station manager, Jake finds the only job he can now get is hosting “Wake Up Calgary,” the third rated morning show in Calgary. For a fast rising star who dreams of co-hosting Dateline with Stone Philips, this is a nightmare. Crew is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. Jake is struggling to make his Canadian paycheck meet his U.S. alimony payments. Bill, the station manager, gives him the recently vacated 6 o’clock news anchor spot, but Jake soon discovers that it’s not that simple. He has to audition for it against several of his co-workers, including the recently hired receptionist who moonlights as a lap-dancer. 113171 2003 American in Canada, An: Play Misty For Me T Episode #12. 12-5-2003. Canada. Series. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. Jake’s old girlfriend unexpectedly shows up. Mara is forced to get a second job. Dennis has laser eye surgery. 113172 2003 American in Canada, An: Some Like It Hot Zone T Episode #11. 11-28-2003. Canada. Series. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. Team finds themselves quarantined at the station. Bill tries to keep his pact. 113173 2003 American in Canada, An: To the Good Ol’ USA T Episode #6. 4-4-2003. Canada. Series. Season One Finale TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. Jake gets an interview in Los Angeles, with Stone Phillips. 113174 2003 American in Canada, An: True North Strong and Almost Free T Episode #5. 4-4-2003. Canada. Series. TV Anchorman Jake Crew (Rick Roberts) is unable to find work in the United States so he reluctantly takes a job at a low-rated Calgary TV station -- it’s number three in a four channel market. News Producer Judy (Helene Joy). Bill (Timm Zemanek) is the station manager. Dennis (Stewart Francis) is the arrogant head anchor. Eric (Matthew Ferguson) is the strung out, menacing floor director with a thing for Mara (Robin Brule), the secretary. Aftab (Sugith Varagnese) is a donut shop owner who dispenses sage advice. Crew’s agent (Scott Thompson). Crew joins an eccentric personnel of a low-rated station overseen by a flakey boss. It’s time for Jake to renegotiate his contract, so his agent comes to Calgary. 113175 1951 American in Paris, An M L News Vendor (Marie Antoinette Andrews) 113176 2000 American in Paris, An N Vandenberg, Margaret Weinberg List Journalist 113177 2008 American Inquisition M Reporter (Jeanne Bourgeois) 113178 1951 American Inventory DT Series. 9-9-1951 to 12-25-1955. NBC TV Broadcaster Ray Morgan (1951-1952). Varied collection of live and filmed telecasts about the state of the United States. 113179 1993 American Journal DT Series 1993-1998 News Program. TV Anchor Nancy Glass (1993-1997). TV Co-Anchors Michele Dabney-Perez (1997-1998), Charles Perez (1997-1998). Reporters Jim Paymar, Mark Sauter, Stacey Gualandi (1997).Correspondent Les Trent (1993-1998). Correspondent Kit Hoover (1996-1998) 113180 2000 American Journalists: John Hersey, Eric Sevareid, George Polk, Martha Gellhorn, Ruben Salazar A OWN United States Post Office Stamps Journalists John Hersey (1914-1993), Eric Sevareid (1912-1992), George Polk (1913-1948), Martha Gellhorn (1908-1998), Ruben Salazar (1928-1970) are commemorated in the United States Post Office Stamp Collection, “American Journalists.” John Hersey was a versatile writer whose most famous work, “Hiroshima,” describes what happened when the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city that gave the book its title. It has been acclaimed as the greatest work of journalism of the 20th century. Eric Sevareid was a writer and broadcast journalist who provided memorable radio coverage of World War II, reporting on the approach of the Germans to Paris, the exodus from the city, and on life in London during wartime. His subsequent television commentary on American politics was widely admired. George Polk filed hard-hitting radio bulletins from Greece describing the strife that erupted there after World War II. He was working on reports of corruption involving U.S. aid when he disappeared. His body was found a week later. The exact circumstances of his death remain a mystery. Martha Gellhorn covered many major conflicts -- among them the Spanish Civil War, World War II and the Vietnam War -- in a long career that broke new ground for women. With its constant focus on harm to civilians, her reportage is considered a morally courageous model. Ruben Salazar was the first Mexican-American journalist to have a major voice in mainstream news media. His writings on the Chicano movement of the 1960s add richly to the historical record. He was shot and killed by a deputy sheriff while covering a protest against the Vietnam War. 113181 1983 American Journey DT Journalist Richard Reeves 113182 1993 American Justice: Target - Mafia DT Miniseries Investigative Journalist Jack Anderson. Journalist Vanni Capelli. Business Columnist John Steele Gordon. Columnist Walter Winchell. Author William J. Bailey. 113183 1991 American Kickboxer M Commentator (Michael Megrian). Sports Editor (Deon Stewardson). 113184 1998 American Killing, An N Smith, Mary-Ann Tirone News Media 113185 1932 American Madness M DVD -R HQ 7467, 7468. VHS 1034 Frank Capra Film Press. Rumor mill almost destroys bank -- no newspaper to set the record straight 113186 2000 American Masters: Clint Eastwood: Out of the Shadows DT Episode #13. 8-29-2000 TV Journalist Dina Eastwood. Critic Janet Maslin, The New York Times. Film Critic Pauline Kael. Time Critic Richard Schickel (Clint Eastwood Biographer). Writers Nat Hentoff, Walter Mosley. 113187 2006 American Masters: Edward R. Murrow: This Reporter DT DVD -R HQ 6801, 6802 Episode #505. Newsman Edward R. Murrow recalls his live radio broadcasts. 113188 1989 American Masters: Preston Sturges: Rise and Fall of an American Dreamer, The DT Episode #44. Film Critic Andrew Sarris. 113189 2006 American Masters: Walter Cronkite: Witness to History DT DVD -R HQ 6529, 6530 Episode. 7-26-2006 TV Anchor Walter Cronkite , who expanded the nightly CBS news from 15 minutes to a half hour, covered the assassination of President Kennedy, the man who stood up to President Nixon and once considered "the most trusted man in America." 113190 2006 American Morning DT News Program. TV Anchors Paula Zahn, Bill Hemmer, Soledad O'Brien, Jack Cafferty. TV Newswoman Barbara Walters. Entertainment Correspondent Sibila Vargas. 113191 2001 American Mullet DT Interviewer-Narrator Matthew Bose. 113192 1961 American Newsstand DT 10-2-1961 to 8-30-1963. ABC News Program. TV Newscasters Roger Sharp, David Jayne, Bill Lord. Offered daily youthful slant on the news, both in its coverage of items of interest to teenagers and in its use of on-air talent. Regular Correspondents David Jayne and Bill Lord were both 24 and recent journalism graduates who filed stories. Sharp was 26 and served as anchor. Jayne became a news item himself on the show on April 23, 1962 when he got married. 113193 1842 American Notes ER COPY Dickens, Charles Press of the time: "Among the herd of journals which are published in the States, there are some, the reader scarcely need be told, of character and credit. Observer. 113194 2007 American Outrage N Green, Tim Investigative Journalist Jake Carlson, a correspondent for the popular, tabloid TV news show, "American Outrage" based in New York City, has made a career of digging up the truth. His award-winning work for network news and NPR led to this lucrative job. His life and career are derailed when his wife dies leaving him to raise their adopted son, Sam. He softened his hard line a bit after his wife's death, but is still capable of going for the jugular when necessary for a hot story. Afraid of being left parentless, the pre-teen Sam yearns to find his biological mother. Using his investigative skills, Jake uncovers a horrifying ring of deceit and black market child trafficking that he could never have imagined. Worse, Jake is tied to this syndicate - it gave him Sam. When it's revealed Sam's bloodline involves a complicated inheritance from a politically powerful New England family, Jake knows it's no longer his life that is at risk, but also his son's life. Jake is drugged and shot at and his personal life becomes tabloid fodder as his own colleagues ruthlessly chase down the story. When Sam disappears, Jake gets serious and set out to do whatever it takes to bring his son back., 113195 1984 American Parade, The DT Correspondent (Art Buchwald). Correspondent (Morton Dean). Correspondent (Bill Kurtis). Correspondent (Andrew Lack). Correspondent (Diane Sawyer). Correspondent (Maria Shriver) 113196 1990 American Playhouse: Break of Dawn T 4-11-80 Radio. 1930s Los Angeles radio personality Pedro Gonzalez (Oscar Chavez) 113197 2007 American Presidency, The N Beni, Mary TV Journalist Hillary McKay is a successful, glamorous and sophisticated journalist who has been called to work for The Broadcast. Her assignment is to do the press work at three events at a famous convention hall, The Villa Fusco, located in New York State. The candidates for the American Presidency would be there. Already a legend in the media world, Hillary is beautiful, passionate and notoriously temperamental. She has deep reason to hate, and fear the uncanny emotions, which she had always lived with. Hillary is a tough, self-reliant American woman. She worked her way up to becomes a news anchor for The Broadcast. Newswoman Rose Beni is well-known and respected. 113198 1996 American President, The M L TV Anchorwoman (Suzanne Michaels). TV News Anchorman (Jeffrey Anderson). Reporter Lloyd (Ron Canada). Reporter (Rick Garcia). Reporter (Brian Pietro). 113199 2003 American Reel M Entertainment Reporter (Melissa Long). 113200 2005 American Ride DT Interviewers (Carey Borth, Jen Clarkson, Glenda Cole, Athena Demos, Sally Jean Dolgin, Deborah Dutch, Andrew Franklin, Thomas Graber, Michelle Grzanna, Jen Hanin, Robert Laurich, Laurie Muffler, Sharon Rhode, Andrew Vergolina, Adam Wilke). Narrators (Mark Borchardt, Matt Sloan, Aaron Yonda). 113201 1990 American riscio MF News Media. Reporter (George Dalzell). Reporter (Alex Daono). Reporter (David Mandel). Reporter (Howard Neu). Reporter (Clara Pascal). 113202 1988 American Roulette M News Media. American TV Reporter (Darcy Flynn. Japanese Reporter (Sayo Inaba). Reporter at ICA (Yves Aubert). TV Interviewer (Jayne Irving). 113203 1993 American Samurai M Ness Journalist 113204 2008 American Savior N Merullo, Roland TV Reporter Russ Thomas narrates this political satire: Jesus runs for president. Thomas is “a locally famous beat reporter with nice hair and aspirations for an anchor spot in the top-ten market.” He has his doubts and sometimes worries Jesus -- a suave, swarthy, part-Navajo mystery man preaching “kindness and goodness” -- is after his girlfriend. Thomas dumps his TV job to work for the campaign. 113205 1983 American Sextet N Adler, Warren News Media 113206 2005 American Skin 2: Eagles Gathering M News Director (Angela Palazzolo). 113207 2002 American Splendor M DVD -R HQ 2151, 2152 Interviewer (Shari Springer Berman). Comic Strip throughout. Documentary elements. 113208 1965 American Sportsman, The DT 1-31-1965 to 6-24-1984. ABC Sportscaster Curt Gowdy. Joe Foss, narrator in 1960s. Adventurous life of the out-of-doors. Controversial program -- Animal activists hated it. 113209 2005 American Spy, An N Hyde, Christopher War Correspondent Jane Todd explores a royal scandal, a Nazi conspiracy and the lure of treason in a world at war. 113210 2007 American Stories M Reporter (Megan Lucas) 113211 2006 American Surfrider DT Interviewers Deborah Dutch, Carey Borth, Yvonne Delarosa, Athena Demos, Lawrence Williams, Ken Keen, Kelly Kearns, Sally Jean, Jen Clarkson, Barbara Meyer-Spidell, James Muraco, Anthony Russo, Paul Vandesand. 113212 1999 American Tail IV, An: Mystery of the Night Monster, The M DVD -R HQ 2477, 2478. SVD 1101 Investigative Reporter Nellie Brie (Susan Boyd) of the Daily Nibbler modeled on Nellie Bly works with Cub Reporter-Artist Fievel Mousekwitz (Thomas Dekker). Editor Reed Daley (Robert Hays). Cub Reporter Tony Toponi (Pat Musick). 113213 2000 American Tragedy (Parts 1 and 2) MT DVD -R HQ 8905, 8906, 8907, 8908. SVD 873 News Media. Reporter (Mike Walker). Reporter #1 (Betsy C. Spear). Reporter #2 (Seth C. Abero). Reporter #3 (Robert Pike Daniel). Reporter #4 (Leah Sanders). Reporter #10 (Shepard Koster). News Narration (Steve Kindred). TV Commentator (Larry Carroll). 113214 1925 American Tragedy, An N OWN - P Dreiser, Theodore Newspapermen feed a gossip-hungry public. Mother of condemned man draws a salary from a newspaper as a "correspondent" -- decoyed into thinking she is presenting bona fide news when she is simply displaying her innermost thoughts for the curiosity seeker Everett Becker, Bridgeburg Republican, reporter. 113215 1926 American Venus, The M DVD -R HQ (Trailer). PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 113216 2000 American Virgin M Anchorwoman (Penny Griego). Anchorman (Ken Taylor). Messenger (Jason Bercy). 113217 1954 American Week, The DT Series. 10-17-1954 to 6-19-1955. CBS Correspondent-TV Newsman Eric Sevareid both reported and analyzed the week's news. 113218 1981 American Werewolf in London, An M News Vendor (George Hilsdon) 113219 1966 American White Paper: Organized Crime in America T Correspondent Frank McGee 113220 1916 American Widow, An M AFI-Playwrights Writer 113221 1987 American Woman, An N OWN - H Marton, Kati TV Reporter Anna Bator holds one of the most coveted jobs in network television. She's a reporter. 113222 2004 American Yearbook M News Media. Reporter #1 (Michelle Randag). Reporter #2 (Kari Wishingrad). Talk Show Host (David Leonard). Robert Williams Talk Show (Larry Brown). Steve Sanders Talk Show (Rob Farrel). 113223 2007 AmericanEast M News Media. Reporter (Julie Lancaster). American Reporter (Ron Ostrow). Arab Newscaster (Narmar Hanna). 113224 2003 Americanita, La MF News Media. Newscaster (Ileana Aguilera). News Reporter (Martin Amado). 113225 1964 Americanization of Emily, The M DVD -R HQ 5824, 5825 PR - Ness Book Public Relations 113226 1959 Americanization of Emily, The N Huie, William Bradford PR Public Relations Man for the Navy is featured. 113227 1928 Americanus Sum SS UCLA Beer, Thomas In "Collected Stories of Thomas Beer: Mrs. Egg and Other Americans." First Published in the Saturday Evening Post, Nov. 17, 1928. Editor Kenton edits The Progressive Banner. News from the pyramids. Platitudes and fake economics. 113228 1979 Americathon M Media. Eric McMerkin (Peter Riegert), is a media genius 113229 1995 Amerikai magyar eletsorsok: Szekely Andras MTF Reporter (Imre M. Szabo). 113230 1993 Amerikali MF Journalist (Eray Ozbal) 113231 1991 Amerique en otage, L' MTF News Media. Reporter (Garfield Andrews). Reporter (Richard Hardacre). Reporter (Carolyn Scott) 113232 1973 Amigo, Amigo N OWN - P Clifford, Francis Journalist Anthony Lorrimer searching for a Nazi war criminal 113233 1997 Amistad M DVD -R HQ 9671, 9672, 9673 Supreme Court Reporter (John H. Tobin). 113234 1984 Amityville 3-D M Wales, William (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter John Baxter (Tony Roberts) and Photographer Melanie (Candy Clark) for Reveal Magazine investigate psychic scams. Baxter is getting a divorce and moves into his Amityville house. Usual weird events begin. Melanie is burned alive in a car after discovering a demon is visible in one of the photos, leaving Baxter to face the supernatural forces alone. "I work for Reveal magazine. I'm in there exploiting with the best of them." 113235 1979 Amityville Horror, The M Newspaper Clerk (Peter Maloney). 113236 1983 Amityville: Demon, The M SVD 581 Journalist. Supernatural forces convince a skeptical journalist (Tony Roberts) that he is not alone in the infamous Long Island home 113237 1993 Amityville: New Generation, A M Critic (Ken Bolognese) 113238 2002 Amnesia N Malloy, John Reporter Chloe from Los Angeles get the opportunity of a lifetime. The young reporter has an interview with Ike Reuben, a film-maker and novelist whose work has been a constant source of inspiration for her since her university days. This opportunity triggers in Chloe’s past a series of flashbacks containing memories that may actually threaten to hurt her interview. But Ike has a past of his own to address, manifesting itself in the form of dreams that are the result of some kind of narcolepsy or uncontrollable “sleep attacks.” He is somehow able to slip in between the cracks, laying unconscious in one reality, while living and witnessing another. When the two meet, they discover that their pasts are actually what can set them free, and that line between memories and dreams is finer than they could ever imagine. 113239 2000 Amo-te, Teresa MTF Portugal Reporter (Filipa Guimaraes). 113240 1984 Among Friends N Wright, L.R. News Media 113241 1983 Among the Cinders M Photographer (Sal Criscillo) 113242 1973 Among the Dead SS MLPL Blaise, Clark In "American Review 16, the Magazine of New Writing." Journalist-Narrator. Worked on a liberal paper in Canada. Working with prisoners. 113243 2000 Among the Dead SM Bloch, Robert News Media 113244 1867 Among the Fenians SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Jumping Frog, and Other Stories & Sketches, The." Editor Denis McCarthy of the new Fenian Journal in San Francisco, The Irish People. 113245 1941 Among the Living M Reporter (John Kellogg) 113246 1866 Among the Spirits SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Complete Humorous Sketches and Tales." Reporters, one from an evening paper, go to a séance. 113247 1968 Among Thieves N OWN - H Cuomo, George TV. Television personality dragged into the world of violence 113248 1898 Among Thorns. Novel, A N USC Ainslie, Noel Newspaperwoman Lesbia Meynell was ambitious to write for a smart weekly instead of small, religious papers (Women who work show the first signs of fatigue in their eyes). Goes to work for the Decade. Daniel Henry was not happy about lady journalists. Winyard Culbert also on Dial. 113249 1993 Amongst Friends MT SV 279 News Media 113250 2000 Amor de Borges, Un MF Argentina Aspiring Journalist Estela (Ines Sastre) is an intelligent and beautiful woman who works as a radio show host and wants to be a writer. 113251 1989 Amor nos Anos 90, O MF TV Anchor (Bira Valdez) 113252 1964 Amore primitivo, L' MF Commentator (Luigi Scattini) 113253 1951 Amos 'n' Andy: Call Lehigh 4-9900 T Episode Newspaper Advertisement.. Kingfish accidentally answers a newspaper ad for a lonely hearts club, and when a girl shows up at his office, Andy poses as the Kingfish 113254 1951 Amos 'n' Andy: Classified Ad, The T Episode. Series (6-28-51 to 6-11-53) Newspaper Advertisement. Andy puts a wife-seeking ad in the newspaper and gets a good response, but all the applicants need dental work 113255 1951 Amos 'n' Andy: Kingfish Becomes a Press Agent, The T Episode - PR Press Agent. Kingfish takes a job as a press agent in order to make money to pay Andy off and get his mother-in-law's diamond pin back, but things don't work out 113256 1993 Amos & Andrew M African-American (Black) Reporter (Michael Burgess). Hispanic Reporter (Leonor Anthony). News Cameraman (Scott Mactavish). 113257 1964 Amour a la chaine, L' MF Photographer (Max Montavon). 113258 1974 Amour aux trousses, L' MF Photographer (Jean-Marie Pallardy). 113259 1998 Amsterdam N McEwan, Ian Editor Vernon Halliday of Upmarket newspaper, the Judge, persuades old friend, self-indulgent composer of some reputation to enter into euthanasia pact with him. Should either be stricken with degenerative illness, the other will bring about his death. This comes about because mutual friend, a photographer, dies of unspecified degenerative illness. Compromising, cross-dressing photographs of the woman's lover, right-wing foreign minister, have found their way into the hands of the press. As rumors circulate, he teeters on the edge of disgrace. Halliday's paper is financially troubled London tabloid. He is editor-in-chief of newspaper that is declining and who is noted among his colleagues for not filling up much space in his environment. Both men are past lovers of the photographer. Halliday wants to publish the pictures, which will boost his paper's and his own fortunes. 113260 2007 Amsteroid M News Media. News Reporter (George Valenta). 113261 1700 Amusements Serious and Comical ER USC Brown, Thomas Newsmongers. "…the cold country of the Newsmongers, that report more than they hear, affirm more than they know, and swear more than they believe, who rob one another, and lie in sheets for want of a coverlid;" "Letters from the Dead to the Living:" "Harry Care, the Whiggish pamphleteer, who was stuffed all over with papers as thick as a buttock of beef with parsley." 113262 1984 Amy MT Reporter at Luncheon (Chris Sullivan). Reporter at Reception (Ivan Steward). 113263 1998 Amy M Australia. Paparazzi (David Mason). Concert Photographer (James Penlidid). 113264 2001 Amy & Isabelle MT TV Newsman (Dave Cohen) 113265 1993 Amy Fisher Story, The MT SVD 886. SV 192 Reporter (Jonathan Walker). First Reporter (Avery Raskin). Hard Copy Reporter (Gary Chalk). Hard Copy Anchor (Kevin Hayes). Current Affair Reporter (Matthew Walker). 113266 1992 Amy Fisher: My Story T SV 191 News Media. Lethal Lolita Interview 113267 2001 Amy's Orgasm M DVD Davis, Julie (Screenplay) PR Publicist Janet Gaines (Caroline Aaron), a lesbian concerned for Amy Mandell (Julie Davis), a writer of self-help books whose primary messages is that women don't need men to be fulfilled. She's forthright and honest. Mandell hooks up with local shock jock Nick Chinlund (Matthew Starr). Interviewer (Bob Harvey). Los Angeles Times Reviewer Jerry Penacoli (Himself). 113268 2005 … an einem wunderschonen MF Germany. Short Paparazzo (Thomas Giegerich). 113269 1957 Ana M Japan Chief Editor Oya (Bontaro Miyake). Writer (Shintaro Ishihara). 113270 2005 Ana Was Here M Short Interviewer (Tamara Cubas). 113271 1997 Anaconda M L Documentary Filmmaker Terri Flores (Jennifer Lopez) and Steven Cale (Eric Stoltz), a documentary film maker and her anthropologist lover who finance the expedition 113272 1993 Anal Attitude M Adult Reporter (Debi Diamond) 113273 2002 Analyze That M Newscaster (Annika Pergament) 113274 2007 Anamorph M News Media. Reporter #1 (Elizabeth West). Reporter #2 (Stephen Daniels). Detective returns to work after a five-year leave of absence. His investigation of a new case causes flashbacks about murders that accused him to leave the police force. Moderator (Tandy Cronyn). 113275 1970 Anaparastassi MF Greece Journalist (Theo Angelopoulos). Journalist (Adonis Tonis Lykouresis). Journalist (Christos Paliyannopoulos). Journalists are present when a magistrate reconstructs a murder in a small village in northern Greece where a woman murders her husband with assistance from her lover. They confess. Based on a real case. 113276 2002 Anarchist Cookbook, The M News Media. News Reporter (Amy Greenspun). 113277 1997 Anarchy TV M Reporter (David Sheinkopf) 113278 1986 Anastasia Has the Answers NJ Lowry, Lois Aspiring Journalist Anastasia Krupnik decides to become a journalist so that life’s questions will be pretty easy to answer. A journalist, after all, 13-year-old Anatasia thinks, simply responds to the who, what, when, where and why of every situation. But why are Daphne Bellingham’s parents getting a divorce? Is it Daphne’s fault? And why is Anastasia the most physically uncoordinated person ever to set foot in a junior high gym? It’s bad enough to be humiliated, but to be humiliated in front of the world’s most glamorous gym teacher and wearing a royal blue gym suit? That’s the pits. 113279 1992 Anatolikos anemos TF Series 1992 Photographer (Christos Zorbas). 113280 1959 Anatomy of a Murder M DVD -R HQ 7107, 7108, 7109 Photographer Lloyd Burke (Joseph Kearns), professional photographer. 113281 1984 Anatomy of an Illness MT SVD 529 Editor Norman Cousins (Edward Asner) of Saturday Review magazine, battles degenerative bone disease. 113282 1962 Anatomy of Betrayal: Dateline Cuba T Armstrong Circle Theatre, 5-9-62 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 113283 2005 Anatomy of Crime: Cops, Camera, and Courts DT DVD -R HQ 3462 Episode - Court TV News Media and the courts 113284 2000 Anazahevun MF Japan Newscaster (Kimiko Inui). Commentator (Natsuhiko Kyougoku). 113285 2002 Anchor That Man! NR Atkins, Dawn Harlequin Duets #77. With Darlene Gardner’s “Anything You Can Do...!” TV Co-Anchor Hawk Hunter of a relationship show is charming and too-sexy. Renata Rose is supposed to help couples find happily-ever-after and not make them crash on the rocks of love. But she’s lost her belief in marriage, jeopardizing her job hosting a TV relationship show. Hawk is no help at all. His ideas for the show are all wrong. And Renata plans on telling him so, just as soon as she finishes falling for him. 113286 2003 Anchor War, The N Westin, John TV Anchorman Harrison Kiser of WBN in New York is a legendary TV journalist who is murdered by his mistress as millions watch television in 1991. Three Correspondents fight for his job. Days later, three journalists launch a desperate, rollicking, soul-searching battle to win the coveted $2.5-million-a-year anchor job. Chief Tokyo Correspondent David Sheldon is handsome, sophisticated and ambitious. His wife thinks he loves WBN more than he loves her. Chief Correspondent Frank West of WBN's primetime news magazine, "Perspective" also wants the job. West is rugged, aggressive, and independent. His love life is a mess. Chief Moscow Correspondent Marilyn Rhodes flies to New York and demands a shot at the job. She gets her chance -- delivering the news on WBN's "Morning Magazine." She quickly is stuck in the quicksand of office politics. It's a no-holds-barred battle for the anchor job complete with scandals, sex, bombs and a murder mystery. 113287 1970 Anchorman, The N OWN - H Calmer, Ned CBS Correspondent Calmer. Hedley Johns anchor. Lloyd Garner, his successor, is killed. 113288 2004 Anchorman: Legend of Ron Burgundy, The: Today Show T TV Anchorman Ron Burgundy (Will Ferrell) appears with Today's Matt Lauer and Katie Couric holding up July 6 New York Post which mistakenly reported presidential nominee John Kerry had chosen Rep. Dick Gephardt as running mate. Terrell as Burgundy: "This is an excellent journalism periodical." 113289 2004 Anchorman: Legend of Ron Burgundy, The M TV Newscaster Ron Burgundy (Will Ferrell) of San Diego 1970s' Channel 4-KVWN News Team, is the macho head of an all-male news team threatened by the arrival of an ambitious Newswoman Veronica Corningstone (Christina Applegate). Burgundy, with his perfect hair, moustache and sexist demeanor and his fellow newscasters Brian Fantana (Paul Rudd), Champ Kind (David Koechner) and Brick Tamland (Steven Carell) wage war against the plucky female journalist. Carell who plays Brick Tamland is the correspondent on The Daily Show. Burgunday's sign-off line: "You stay classy, San Diego." Corningstone from a Portland, Oregon TV station. Based on everyone's image of the 1970s TV anchormen "we've all seen growing up." Public TV News Anchor (Tim Robbins). Network Reporter (Kent Shocknek). Eyewitness News Member (Jay Johnston). Report 2 (Ossie Beck). Eager Cameraman (Seth Rogen). Cameraman (Mark Hengst). News Station Employees (Judd Apatow, Debra McGuire). Announcer (Chuck Poynter). Texas TV Station Manager (Joe Flaherty). 113290 2005 Anchorman: Legend of Ron Burgundy, The - Expanded DVD Version M DVD Edition - Expanded Version TV Newscaster Ron Burgundy (Will Ferrell) of San Diego 1970s' Channel 4-KVWN News Team, is the macho head of an all-male news team threatened by the arrival of an ambitious Newswoman Veronica Corningstone (Christina Applegate). Burgundy, with his perfect hair, moustache and sexist demeanor and his fellow newscasters Brian Fantana (Paul Rudd), Champ Kind (David Koechner) and Brick Tamland (Steven Carell) wage war against the plucky female journalist. DVD Edition: 28-minute Burgundy interview with Bill Kurtis (the film's narrator). Also Burgundy's ESPN audition. 113291 2004 Anchorman: Legend of Ron Burgundy, The: E-Channel Behind the Scenes. T DVD -R 1787 TV Newscaster Ron Burgundy (Will Ferrell) of San Diego News Channel 4-KVWN, and the film "Anchorman" previewed in this E Channel "Behind the Scenes" program. 113292 2004 Anchorman: Legend of Ron Burgundy, The: ESPN SportsCenter Audition T DVD -R 1787 TV Newscaster Ron Burgundy (Will Ferrell) of San Diego News Channel 4-KVWN auditions for "Es-Pen's" SportsCenter. Interview with Ferrell follows. Sports "Anchorman." 113293 1974 Anchorwoman N OWN - H - P Morgan, Al Newswoman Hattie Connors -- 35 years old, stunningly beautiful, welcomed at the White House. She bulldozes her way to the top 113294 2007 Anchorwoman: Are We Gonna Act All Newsy? T DVD -R HQ 8883 Episode #2. 8-2007 TV Anchor Lauren Jones is hired to anchor the Live at 5 evening news at KYTX in Tyler, Texas to generate buzz and ratings. The swimming suit model has little experience. Her credits include serving as a ringside ornament on the WWE's Smackdown. This series follows her as she learns the ropes. Jones has since left Tyler. Dog named Stormy appears during the weather segment. Tyler, Texas is the No. 111 U.S. TV market out of 210 markets. General Manager Phil Hurley at KYTX Channel 19, a CBS affiliate, hires Jones to jump-start the station's sluggish performance. News Director Dan Delgado. Anchor-Producer Annalisa Petralia is angry about the change. 113295 2007 Anchorwoman: Good Evening Tyler. I'm Lauren Jones T DVD -R HQ 8883 Episode #1. 8-2007 TV Anchor Lauren Jones is hired to anchor the Live at 5 evening news at KYTX in Tyler, Texas to generate buzz and ratings. The swimming suit model has little experience. Her credits include serving as a ringside ornament on the WWE's Smackdown. This series follows her as she learns the ropes. Jones has since left Tyler. Dog named Stormy appears during the weather segment. Tyler, Texas is the No. 111 U.S. TV market out of 210 markets. General Manager Phil Hurley at KYTX Channel 19, a CBS affiliate, hires Jones to jump-start the station's sluggish performance. News Director Dan Delgado. Anchor-Producer Annalisa Petralia is angry about the change. 113296 1994 Ancient Mysteries: Lost Ark, The T Episode #4. Journalist (Graham Hancock) of The Economist. Narrators Stanley Anderson, Harry Chase, Michael Greenspan, David McCallum, Andrew Sacahs, John Swanson. 113297 1992 And P Roger Rosenblatt - 3-9-92 Journalist (Ron Silver) is afraid that a magazine article might be rejected by unknowing editors 113298 2000 And Beyond M Newsreader (Peter Donaldson). 113299 1949 And Everything Nice DT Talk Show. Maxine Barratt, weekly talk show 113300 2001 And Flesh and Blood So Cheap N Dundee, Wayne D. #4 Joe Hannibal Series Magazine Journalist Jan Mosby enters Joe Hannibal’s life. P.I. Hannibal from Rockford Illinois is involved in a murder mystery in a Wisconsin summer resort town. Newspaper Reporter Chet Mundy is a recurring character and friend of sorts in the Joe Hannibal series of novels. 113301 1988 And God Created Woman M News Broadcaster Ann Marshall (Anne O. Marshall), Action 2 News. Photographer (Roger Vadim). 113302 1979 And Justice For All M News Videographer Outside Jail (Jonathan Williams). Court Reporter (Julius Dunbar) 113303 1960 And Many a Voyage N Erdman, Loula Crusading Reporter becomes a senator from Kansas. 113304 2001 And Never Let Her Go MT DVD -R HQ 8535, 8536, 8537, 8538 News Media. Local Reporter #1 (J.C. Kenny). Local Reporter #2 (Ola Sturik). Local Reporter #3 (Brendan Connor). 113305 1984 And Nothing But the Truth (aka Giro City) M Francis, Karl (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Documentary Filmmaker Sophie (Glenda Jackson) fights with James (James Donnelly) about a documentary on a farm family trying to keep its property. He wants her to go to Ireland and work with Reporter O'Mally (Jon Finch). Problems develop on location with police involving an interview with a wanted member of the IRA. Martin (Kenneth Colley) convinces James that if they stop the story, they will be accused of censorship. O'Mally accuses Martin of slanting the story. O'Mally decides to help Sophie on the farm story and they uncover a plan to build a nuclear power plant on the property. Their documentary is tied up in legal complications and the farm is destroyed. Outer forces can suppress the press. Sophie faces sexism. She accepts the fight for truth as being part of her profession. But she and O'Mally aren't above manipulating events they are covering. Exchange: "A documentary must remain objective. And that's what's missing in this film. Objectivity." "I'm not interested in that kind of objectivity. That's films by computers." 113306 1971 And Now for Something Completely Different T Anthology Interviewer (John Cleese). Ernest Scribbler (Michael Palin). Storyteller (Carol Cleveland). 113307 2002 And Now… Ladies and Gentlemen… M TV Journalist (Mehdi Elouazani). 113308 1996 And One to Die On N Haddam, Jane Tabloid Journalist is one of two people murdered during a fierce storm off the coast of Maine in a gloomy mansion. They are there because of an auction on a silent screen star's 100th birthday. 113309 1967 And Shame the Devil NM Woods, Sara Journalist and a medical student acquitted of burglary in this mystery. 113310 2003 And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself MT SVD 1448. DVD. Gelbart, Larry (Teleplay) Correspondent John Reed (Matt Day) of Metropolitan Magazine. William Randolph Hearst (Peter Gregory). Reporter #1 (Steven Calcote). Reporter #2 (Jake Koenig). Press. 113311 1936 And Sudden Death M Newspaperman (Don Brodie). Newspaperman (Eddie Fetherston). Radio Announcer (Harry Geise). 113312 1993 And the Band Played On MT Reporter (Richard Marcus). Reporter (Miguel Perez). Reporter (Michael Szymanski). Female Reporter (Sierra Pecheur). 2nd Reporter (Robert Briscoe Evans). 113313 1944 And the Deep Blue Sea N OWN - H Knotts, Raymond Chicago Editor Jim Hale, Chicago newspaper editor 113314 1967 And the Moon Was Full NM McCutcheon, Hugh Press 113315 2004 And the Pursuit of Happiness M Short - Comedy Newscaster (Chris Steele). Political Commentators (Anna Scholin, Will Slocombe, David Levy). Documentary Narrator (Madhu Subramanian). 113316 1984 And the Ship Sails On... (El E Nave Va...) M Fellini, Federico, Tonino Guerra (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist Orlando (Freddie Jones) has questionable skills in his role as host and commentator. He takes part in funeral voyage and tells public tales and pieces of gossip. Running gag is Orlando reflects on the banality of his profession, trying to get interviews with various notable personages on board with little success. At one point, forced to put on fencing gear to interview a duke. The exchange has to be conducted through interpreters who end up arguing about minute details of translation. When the ship picks up Serbian refugees, a bomb is thrown and a battleship opens fire on the boat. As the ship begins to sink, Orlando offers several versions of the events leading up to the attack and acknowledges that there is at least one version he cannot even tell. He provides a final, sepia-toned commentary from the lifeboat he ends up sharing with a rhino. 113317 1984 And the Wall Came Tumbling Down MT Press Photographer (Danny McCarthy) 113318 2007 And Then Came Love M DVD Gay Columnist Julie Davidson (Vanessa Williams) for an East Coast Magazine, is a single mom in Manhattan tracks down the anonymous sperm donor who's the dad of her 6-year-old son. Handsome, successful photographer boyfriend Ted (Michael Boatman). Understanding homosexual boss Stuart (Stephen Spinella). Fashion Editor (Stephanie Garcia). Fashion Intern (Kristen Ruhlin). 113319 1985 And Then They Die N MLPL McCollum, Robert Newspaper Owner and Editor Francesca (Frankie) Mills of the Kilkenny Weekly Times. Came to her present position after 20 years at the New York Times. Proud of her paper. 113320 1998 And Then You Die NM OWN - H Johansen, Iris Photojournalist Bess Grady is an international photojournalist who photographed the aftermath of a massacre while on assignment in Croatia. Accepts lighter assignment from Traveler magazine. 113321 1996 And This Too Shall Pass N Lynn, Harris E. TV Sports Anchor Mia Miller is a gorgeous, ambitious, wine-guzzling, alcoholic sportscaster. When a celibate, young black quarterback rejects her for a gay sports reporter, she gets angry. After she is raped and beaten, she accuses the quarterback. Freelance Sports Reporter Sean Elliott in Manhattan is gay. Series of unfulfilling sexual liaisons with other men. Elliott is a big fan of a young black starting quarterback for an NFL expansion team, is assigned to profile him, the two become friends. Publicist Gina DeMarco. Investigating the quarterback's life, Elliott discovers he had a gay twin brother who died of AIDs. He opens up to Elliott about his brother but remains confused about his own sexuality. The reporter falls for the quarterback. Miller withdraws the rape charge, Elliott finds God and the quarterback finds Elliott. 113322 1985 And What a Time It Was CB Wally Wood’s Thunder Agents #2 Reporter Paula Cheney interviews Lightning about his life. 113323 1916 And What Happened; Being An Account of Some Romantic Meals N Stevens, E.S. (Drower, Ethel) Journalism School. Letty comes to London to Cradock School of Journalism. Life with literary young women. Happy at the end of novel 113324 1950 And When She Was Bad She Was Murdered NM Starnes, Richard Press 113325 1991 And You Thought Your Parents Were Weird M Cookson, Tony (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Alice Woods (Susan Gibney) pursues a story on two brothers who have invented a robot that becomes activated by the spirit of their dead father. She breaks into the boy's workshop after they try to convince her there is no robot. Her news director chews her out for sneaking into the house and tells her to make sure she gets something on film next time. She returns to the house with a cameraman and secretly films the robot through a window. Woods tries to bribe one of the brothers with a new bicycle to get him to agree to an interview. After the interview is aired and the family is besieged by reporters, the reporter has second thoughts. She comes to apologize and the robot persuades the family to give her another chance. The robot is kidnapped and has to be rescued. 113326 1999 Andando Nas Nuvens DF News Media. Correio Carioca's Reporter (Joana Morta). Correio Carioca's Photographer (Fabio Floretina). 113327 1994 Andaz Apna Apna MF India. Photographer Johnny (Mehmood). 113328 1937 Andere Welt MF Germany Journalist (Franz W. Schroder-Schrom). Journalist (Kurt Meisel). Journalistin (Ilka Thimm). 113329 2003 Anderson Cooper 360 DT Series 2003- News Staff. Anchor Anderson Cooper. Correspondents Rudi Bakhtiar (2005-), Heidi Collins (2005-). Hosts John King, Kimberly Guilfoyle. 113330 1972 Anderson Tapes, The M L News Media. Realistic media coverage of police activity 113331 1950 Anderssonskans Kalle MF Editor (Magnus Kesster) 113332 1973 Anderssonskans Kalle I busform MF Journalist (Magnus Tigerholm). 113333 2003 Andra sidan MF Sweden Journalist (Karin Hansson). Photographer (Johan Carlsson). TV Producer Lars Enberg (Joel Burman). Editor Guy (Nils Engman). Editor Chick (Johanna Christersson). 113334 2000 Andre van Duini op z'n best! TF Interviewer (Frans Van Dusschoten). Host (Andre van Duin - Himself). 113335 2005 Andrea Cosicki: Street Fighter NM Kent, Bill #3 Andrea Cosicki Mysteries Columnist-Reporter Andrea "Andy" Cosicki, young journalist on the Philadelphia Press who pens the paper's Mr. Action consumer-advice column, and Shep Ladderback, a curmudgeonly obit writer who often acts much older than his 63 years. Strong sense of hometown loyalty and authentic journalistic atmosphere. Ignoring warnings to back off investigating the murder of a shady accountant, the crusty, humorless, agoraphobic Ladderback makes his way to Atlantic City to dig up the story. He finds an old schoolmate of his, a poker shark, to help him research the accountant's involvement with a veterans' group closely allied to an ambitious senator. It turns out Philly's Asian immigrant community is involved. Rumpled obituary writer and the author of a consumer column seem to team up only because their desks are next to each other. Cosicki notices Ladderback is stuck on an obit for a woman beaten to death in an alley. By coincidence, a visiting friend of Cosicki's has a strong connection to the victim leading both Shep and Andy into investigating scams. 113336 2003 Andrea Cosicki: Street Hungry NM Kent, Bill #2 Andrea Cosicki Mysteries Columnist-Reporter Andrea "Andy" Cosicki, young journalist on the Philadelphia Press who pens the paper's Mr. Action consumer-advice column, and Shep Ladderback, a curmudgeonly obit writer who often acts much older than his 63 years. N.S. "Shep" Ladderback, the agoraphobic obituary writer for the Philadelphia Press looks into a series of bizarre food-related deaths. Cosicki suspects foul play. Second death is a Restaurant-Food Critic Michelle Fragg , the author of "The Angry Eater" who ends up clutching the tablecloth in an exclusive restaurant owned by her ex-lover Matt Plank's trendy new Transylvanian/Caribbean "fusion" restaurant Loup Garou. Ladderback relies heavily on the phone, the Internet and Cosicki. Wrongful deaths at both the high and low end of the food chain. First death is street vendor of fruits and vegetables. Ladderback at his desk and Cosicki on the street plunge into a world populated by egomaniacal chefs, slimy attorneys, shark-like food critics and various other power brokers, both inside the newsroom and out. 113337 2006 Andrea Cosicki: Street Legal NM Kent, Bill #4 Andrea Cosicki Mysteries Columnist-Reporter Andrea "Andy" Cosicki, young journalist on the Philadelphia Press who pens the paper's Mr. Action consumer-advice column, and Shep Ladderback, a curmudgeonly obit writer who often acts much older than his 63 years. Lawyers are meeting untimely ends. Ladderback, an agoraphobic, old-newsroom-type obituary writer, wants his 22=year-old leg person Andy to investigate .Both work for the Philadelphia daily. Cosicki witnesses the aftermath of a murder on her way out of an awards banquet at the Hot Lead Club -- a wheeling-and-dealing lawyer asphyxiated with a pile of sand in his own parked car. More lawyers are slain by an apparently crusading killer. Push-pull between old newsies (Ladderback) and brash newbies (Cosicki). 113338 2002 Andrea Cosicki: Street Money NM Kent, Bill #1 Andrew Cosicki Mysteries Columnist-Reporter Andrea "Andy" Cosicki, young journalist on the Philadelphia Press who pens the paper's Mr. Action consumer-advice column, and Shep Ladderback, a curmudgeonly obit writer who often acts much older than his 63 years. Andrea is determined to find the answers behind her father's death. Benny Cosicki had used his contacts to get his daughter a job on the Philadelphia Press. There she finds unexpected help from the tabloid's veteran obituary columnist, N.S. Ladderback. The odd couple -- a feisty athletic cub reporter combined with the aged, slow-moving thinker who hates to leave his immaculate desk. Andrea landed her first reporting job with the aid of her father, a strange man who earns a living by setting up meetings. He was a facilitator of situations. Adamant about remaining out of the news, he makes it when police find his body in an old burnt-out nightclub. Andrea first learns about his death from Shep who helps her investigate the foul play. They encounter paper politics, destructive goons and a battered lover. 113339 1952 Androcles and the Lion M Editor of Gladiators (Alan Mowbray). 113340 1938 Androcles and the Lion MT Editor (Harvey Braban). 113341 1995 Android Affair, The MT Reporter (Anne Richie) 113342 0001 Andromache P COPY Euripides 428-424 B.C.E. Messenger: "Oh gloomy news! I'm under a curse to bring the news I do…." Tells grandfather his grandson has been cut down by swords. "Hear what happened…." He then tells the complete story. 113343 1962 Andromeda Breakthrough, The T UK. Series. Photographer (Jose Berlinka). 113344 2008 Andromeda Strain, The MT DVD -R HQ 9949, 9950 (Part One). DVD -R HQ 9959, 9960 (Part Two) Crichton, Michael (Novel) Miniseries Reporter Jack Nash (Eric McCormack) uncovers a government conspiracy when a deadly pathogen from a U.S. satellite spreads through Utah. The reporter investigates a government conspiracy only to discover what he is chasing wants him silenced. Nash, an ill-shaven reporter who is also a drug addict. Unscrupulous members of the military have something to hide, which Nash is determined to find out at his personal peril. People kill themselves and one another in horrible ways, things crash and burn, a nuclear bomb is detonated, North Korea makes threatening noises, environmentalists take people hostage, the possibility of time travel is briefly explored and undersea drilling turns out to be a bad idea. Reporter (Bruno Verdoni). 113345 1977 Andros Targets, The: T Series. 13 episodes. Total Television. Television Drama Series Investigative Journalists. Team of investigative journalists working for New York Forum, a metropolitan daily newspaper. James Sutorius as Mike Andros, a Greek-American reporter. Pamela Reed as Sandi Farrell 113346 2007 Andy Barker, P.I.: Lady Vanishes, The T DVD -R HQ 8418 Episode. 4-14-2007 News Media. Andy runs into Lew's corrupt ex-partner when he tries to prove the innocence of Lew's old flame. 113347 2007 Andy Barker, P.I.: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 8298 Episode. 3-15-2007 Newspaper article and visit to the Newspaper Morgue where Andy takes a tax return to help solve the case. Barker is a tax return specialist who lives a double life as a private eye. 113348 1997 Andy Brazil: Hornet's Nest NM Cornwell, Patricia #1 Andy Brazil Mysteries Reporter Andy Brazil, an ambitious younger newsman for The Charlotte Observer and an eager volunteer cop. He is 22 years old, handsome and fierce and has total photographic recall. Brazil works with Police Chief Judy Hammer and her deputy chief, Virginia West. Brazil is on assignment to write about police activity, having impressed his editor by turning in "hundred of hours' overtime five months in a row." The trio investigate a series of serial killings of out-of-towners, men who are pulled from their rental cars, sexually mutilated, marked with orange spray paint and shot. Hammer struggles with city politics and a depressed, obese husband. who, at 42, is married to her job. 113349 2001 Andy Brazil: Isle of Dogs NM Cornwell, Patricia #3 Andy Brazil Mysteries Reporter Andy Brazil was an ambitious younger newsman for The Charlotte Observer and an eager volunteer cop. He is 22 years old, handsome and fierce and has total photographic recall. He is now a journalist turned state trooper. Brazil works with Police Chief Judy Hammer and her deputy chief, Virginia West. Brazil and Hammer are off to Richmond, Virginia, to clean up a police precinct troubled by all manner of corruption, bureaucracy, politicians and police officials. There they find a dim-witted governor with deranged plan to distract his constituents from real problems by setting up bogus speed traps throughout the state. Outraged locals take their dentist hostage, secede from the Commonwealth and declare civil war. Chaos breaks loose when the governor of Virginia orders speed traps be pained on all streets and highways and warns speeders will be caught by monitoring aircraft flying overhead. But the eccentric island of Tangier, 14 miles off the coast of Virginia in Chesapeake Bay, responds by declaring war on its own state. 113350 1999 Andy Brazil: Southern Cross NM Cornwell, Patricia #2 Andy Brazil Mysteries Reporter Andy Brazil, an ambitious younger newsman for The Charlotte Observer and an eager volunteer cop. He is 22 years old, handsome and fierce and has total photographic recall and is now a journalist-turned state trooper. Brazil works with Police Chief Judy Hammer and her deputy chief, Virginia West, 42, who is married to her job but is now in love with the newspaper reporter-turned-police officer Andy Brazil. . Former Charlotte police chief Hammer has been brought to Richmond, Virginia to clean up the police force. But she is reeling from the death of her husband and resented by the Richmond police force, city manager and mayor. Hammer is joined by deputy chief West and rookie Brazil on the most difficult assignment of her career. In the face of overwhelming public scrutiny, the trio must find the link between the desecration of Confederate President Jefferson Davis' statue and the brutal murder of an elderly woman. 113351 2002 Andy Dick Show, The: Andy's Tinseltown Chow-House T Episode #18. 3-31-2002 Food Critic (Ryan Raddatz). 113352 2001 Andy Dick Show, The: Pressing Ass PSA T Episode #31. Reporter (Liza Del Mundo). 113353 1966 Andy Griffith Show, The: Big Fish in a Small Town T Episode #200. 11-28-1966 Photographer (Sammy Reese). 113354 1960 Andy Griffith Show: Andy on Trial T SVD 780 Episode Editor Andy's job is on the line after a magazine reporter digs up some dirt on him. Publisher (Roy Roberts) of newspaper arrested by Andy 113355 1960 Andy Griffith Show: Goober's Contest T Episode Printing error awards a larger cash prize than he planned to give when he runs a contest 113356 1960 Andy Griffith Show: Hollywood Party, The T DVD -R HQ 8579 Episode News Media. Andy and an actress take a picture together, which later causes Helen to become jealous when it is printed in the town paper 113357 1960 Andy Griffith Show: Opie's Newspaper T DVD -R HQ 3090. SVD 743 Episode. Series (10-3-60 to 9-16-68) Newspaper. Opie publishes a gossip newspaper and distributes it all over town 113358 1940 Andy Hardy Meets Debutante M DVD -R HQ 4922, 4923. L Turner School Newspaper. Lana Turner as Cynthia Potter is pictured on the cover of the school newspaper. Photographer (Lester Dorr). 113359 1941 Andy Hardy's Private Secretary M Photographer Mr. Bosinny (Erskine Sanford). 113360 1991 Andy Sussman: Big Freeze NM OWN - P Katz, Michael J. #3 Andy Sussman Mysteries TV Sportscaster Andy Sussman and his wife, Susie team up with PI Murray Glick to solve a mystery. A mystery manuscript penned by Glick has disappeared while he was working on a case in Sunburst, Colo where a 19-year-old college dropout was last seen. Glick was hired by the young woman's mother to find her. Having talked his network into letting him cover the World Cup ski races in Sunburst, Andy and Susie pick up the trail where the manuscript leaves off. The teenager's last known companion was a skiing instructor who is embroiled in plans to develop the national forest as ski slopes. Forest Service rangers oppose the plan and one of them, linked to the teenager, has been killed, in an avalanche. Andy and Susie must discover who would have the most to lose if the development is halted. Before long, some ski bunnies try to murder Susie and both Murray and the teenager reappear. 113361 1989 Andy Sussman: Last Dance in Redondo Beach NM OWN - P Katz, Michael J. #2 Andy Sussman Mysteries TV Sportscaster Andy Sussman spends most of his time worrying about his stature as a serious sportscaster even though he's a network sports journalist. Sussman is calling play-by-play for Celebrity Network Superteams when a masked pro wrestler apparently drowns during the paddleboat race: the cause of death is heart failure. Sussman's Producer Cliff Tragere orders him to continue reporting on the incident and the reaction of the wrestling world. But when no one can tell Sussman who the masked wrestler really was, he becomes convinced it was a case of murder. As Sussman spends his time whining and worrying about his stature as a serious sportscaster, Murray Glick, private investigator who operates out of exclusive Chicago-suburb shopping mall and runs a singles mystery-cruise business on the side shows up. Eager to pitch his "Clue of the Day" idea to the network, he helps his old pal Sussman by following the convoluted trail of the wrestler's mysterious past from Chicago to Redondo Beach to find the killer. 113362 1987 Andy Sussman: Murder Off the Glass NM OWN - P Katz, Michael J. #1 Andy Sussman Mysteries Radio Sportscaster and Play-by-Play Announcer Andy Sussman of WCGO is fired when the Chicago cops thinks he may have shot and killed his color man Lester Beldon during a basketball game. In the third quarter of a basketball game between the Phoenix Suns and the bottom-dwelling Chicago Flames, the stadium lights suddenly go out, then flick back on. WCGO Radio Play-by-Play Announcer Andy Sussman turns to his color man Lester Beldon only to discover he's been shot. The Chicago cops decide, on scant evidence, that Andy is a likely suspect. WCGO's dim-witted and pusillanimous managers believe the cops and fire Andy, whose future suddenly is bleak. He asks an old college classmate, Murray Glick, a seedy private eye who's trying to build up a carriage trade and isn't eager to get involved. Sussman also asks Susie Ettenger, a sharp and very pretty lawyer who he loves, to help him. She's more interested in solving the crime than in being with Sussman. 113363 2006 Ane-eui aein-eul mannada MF South Korea Radio Commentator (Chul Park). Photographer (Sang-wuk Shim). 113364 1937 Angel M Press Photographer (Olaf Hytten) of Consolidated Press 113365 1982 Angel M Photographer (Tom Collins). 113366 2007 Angel M Journalist (Roger Morlidge) 113367 2007 Angel NSF Gansky, Alton L. Investigative Journalist Priscilla Simms is the only one with doubts when an earthquake shakes Southern California and sets the stage for the appearance of Aster, a stranger from a world far from our own. Miracles happen around him, spectacular promises are made and wisdom flows forth from his lips. Aster says he has come to complete our knowledge, to explain our beginnings, and to correct our spiritual errors. He speaks of one greater than he who will soon return to the earth he seeded long ago. And the world is ready to receive him: politicians ask his advice, religious leaders wish to call him friend, scientists want to study him and philosophers wish to debate him. But not everything is what it seems in Aster’s world. Simms thinks the messenger is too good to be believed. With the courage of conviction and faith, she sets out to find the truth. It is a search that may cost her her reputation, and maybe even her life. 113368 1990 Angel at My Table, An M Reporter (Patrick Griffiths). 113369 2002 Angel Blade M News Reporter #1 (Kyla Grogan). News Reporter #2 (Stephanie Costello) 113370 1977 Angel Dance NM Beal, M.F. Reference: “The Gay Detective Novel” by Judith A. Markowitz and Katherine V. Forrest Journalist Maria Katerina Lorca Guerrera Alcazar (Kat Guerrera), the first Lesbian sleuth to appear in a novel. First Latina gay/lesbian detective. Not a trained journalist, but at the beginning of the novel she is the primary contributor to the four-page, leftist news weekly published by her antiestablishment collective. Within the first 15 pages of the book, she’s forced out of her collective and abandons her fleeting career in journalism. 113371 1995 Angel Devoid: Face of the Enemy M TV Reporter (Tracee Cocco) 113372 2001 Angel Eyes M Photographer (Paul A. MacFarlane) 113373 1952 Angel Face M DVD -R HQ 3767, 3768. SVD 1207 Reporters (Mike Lally, Bob Peoples, Clark Curtiss). TV Broadcaster (Charles Tannen). Court Reporter (Robert Haines). 113374 1990 Angel Falls N OWN - H Guernsey, Paul Journalist Jimmy Angel is offered a job as a foreign correspondent in Venezuela. 113375 2002 Angel Fire NM Miscione, Lisa Crime Writer Lydia Strong, determined to bring her mother's killers to justice 113376 1998 Angel Fire N Franscell, Ron Journalist and writer Cassidy McLeod comes from a long line of newspaperman. His brother, reported killed in Vietnam while on assignment for the San Francisco Chronicle. is rescued and returned to home and family in 1995. But the brother is haunted by ghosts of his life in Vietnam during the last 20 years. Guilt and love compel McLeod to suspend his own life in San Francisco to care for his brother. He returns to his Wyoming hometown and faces harrowing reunion with his past. 113377 1996 Angel Flying Too Close To the Ground N Garrett, Annie Journalist Tess, now a celebrity journalist in New York City, goes home to find her first love Ten years after leaving home to seek a career in New York, Tess, a successful celebrity journalist, returns to the Ozarks and to Branson to interview famed country artist she had loved as a teenager 113378 1998 Angel for Emily, An NR Deveraux, Jude TV Reporter Donald is a big city newscaster and engaged to a small town librarian who meets her guardian angel. Donald reports that a notorious hit man has amazingly eluded capture and is on the loose. He matches the description of the librarian's guardian angel. Is she harboring an angel, a lunatic or a psychopathic killer? The angel appreciates the librarian more than the ungrateful Donald. He enchants everyone he meets and communicates with the ghosts that seem to inhabit every building in her home town. 113379 2006 Angel Guts Nami MF Japan Adult Erotica series Reporter Nami Tsuchiya writes a series of shocking articles portraying rape and its victims. Showing little or no respect for the women's privacy, she constantly harasses the rape victims until they give her the only thing she cares about -- their stories for her articles. But her continued exposure to these shocking tales of sexual violence and abuse begins to take its toll on Tsuchiya's mind and she begins to vividly relive their brutal rapes. 113380 1957 Angel in the Corner, The N Dickens, Monica Press 113381 1997 Angel of Darkness, The N Carr, Caleb New York Times Reporter John Schuyler Moore 113382 1990 Angel of Death MT Reporter (Lydia Hannibal) 113383 1994 Angel of Destruction M Reporter #1 (Mike Cassey). Reporter #2 (Larry Cain) 113384 1995 Angel of Galilea, The (aka Dulce compania) N Restrepo, Laura. Dolores Koch (Translation). Colombian Reporter Mona, known as La Monita or “Blondie” is a cynical young reporter for one of Bogota’s many popular tabloids. She is sent to investigate the appearance of an angel in one of Bogota’s poorest barrios. She finds her skepticism challenges. She’s seduced first by the peasant’s enormous faith and then by the loveliness of the huge angel himself. Eventually the reporter falls in love with a modern archangel in the slums of Bogota and has a child with him. Woman Journalist's involvement with people of a poor barrio in Bogotá and the man they call an angel. First-person story. Details of daily life in Colombia. The reporter was once idealistic and determined to better the world, but now works for a tabloid journal. Mona: “Surely those were signs, among many others, but then again this insane city gives off so many doomsday warnings that no one pays attention anymore.” Mona’s own great adventure begins ordinarily enough when she is told to investigate the presence of an angel in one of the city’s poorest neighborhoods. At first she assumes that this is yet another example of Colombian journalists warming up “what is already passe in Miami.” But when she arrives in Galilea in a cold, driving rain, and is taken to see the tall, dark, handsome -- and nearly naked --- celestial spirit, she begins to wonder if the stories might not be true. It isn’t long before the angel becomes both the object of a religious cult and the rallying point for a revolutionary movement. As peasants flock to him, the army and the church hunt him down. Meanwhile, Mona finds herself falling in love with this possibly fallen angel, even as she continues to dig for less supernatural explanations for his strange power. La Monita spares no effort to find out if the angel is real or if other, more earthly explanations (epilepsy or drug abuse mixed with superstition) can explain who he is. As La Monita says, “Colombia happens ot be the country in the world with the most miracles per square foot...we maintain a direct line with the other worlds, and canonly survive as a nation with a daily dose of superstitution. 113385 1844 Angel of the Odd, The SS MLPL Poe, Edgar Allan Narrator inveighs against outlandish stories by lying journalists. Angel of Old appears and rebukes the narrator for disbelieving "vat is print in de print." 113386 1974 Angel on Fire M Photographer (Jamie Gillis). 113387 1948 Angel on the Amazon M Brazilian Reporter (Alfredo DeSa). 113388 2000 Angel Walk N Govier, Katherine Former War Correspondent Cory Ditchburn is now 85 and has finally agreed to a retrospective of her art. For years she had refused afraid that any summing up of her life’s work would mean she’d never work again. But now vanity has won out, vanity and the need to see it all one more time. As she sorts through her photographs with Tyke, the son she abandoned for her lover and for World War II, each image projects Cory into one of the split-seconds that have strung themselves together as her life. Her pictures give her back the story of her past -- from her beginnings in Pointe au Baril, Ontario, a place of rocky islands and forests to her days in London, England where she honed her skills as a photographer and met the great love of her life, to war-ravaged Europe where she worked as a war correspondent for Lord Beaverbrook, traveling with the ranks of soldiers, earning fame as “the girl photographer” to her self-imposed exile at a fishing cabin in Safe Harbor. 113389 1960 Angel Wore Red, The M DVD -R HQ 3062, 3063. SVDSP 1399 Marshall, Bruce (Novel --"Fair Bride, The" Ness Book Correspondent Hawthorne (Joseph Cotton) of the Continental Broadcasting Company, one-eyed journalist, during the Spanish Civil War. Role is based on Floyd Gibbons. He carries four glass eyes for use on different occasions. 113390 2003 Angel: Peace Out T Episode. 3-30-2003. Season #4. Episode #21. News Media. Reporter (Robert Pescovitz). Technician (Gerry Katzman). Female Reporter (Kristin Richardson). Male News Reporter (Blair Hickey). Telemunio Reporter (Angelica Castro). Grizzled Reporter (Brian Bradley). 113391 2003 Angel: Shiny Happy People T Episode #85. 4-9-2003 TV News Anchor (Lynette Romero). Good Morning L.A. Host (Tawny Rene Hemilton). 113392 1995 Angel's Aura NM Jernigan, Brenda K. Reporter's sister vows to uncover the truth when her sister is suspected of killing her lover, a local health club muscleman in the town of Martinsboro, North Carolina. 113393 1927 Angel's Flight NM USC Ryan, D. Newspaperman's column on an independent journal. Will Pence and the Evening Star. Newspaper reporter and narrator Will Pence wanders through Los Angeles and Hollywood talking to known and unknown alike to get material for his daily column Los Angeles Record. 113394 2009 Angel’s Game, The N Zafon, Carlos Ruiz. Lucy Graves (Translator) Aspiring Journalist David Martin makes his living by writing sensationalist novels under a pseudonym. The survivor of a troubled childhood, he has taken refuge in the world of books and spends his nights spinning baroque tales about the city’s underworld. But perhaps his dark imaginings are not as strange as they seem, for in a locked room deep within the house lie photographs and letters hinting at the mysterious death of the previous owner. Like a slow poison, the history of the place seeps into his bones as he struggles with an impossible love. Close to despair, David receives a letter from a reclusive French editor, Andreas Corelli, who makes him the offer of a lifetime -- he is to write a book unlike anything that has ever existed, a book with the power to change hearts and minds. In return, he will receive a fortune and perhaps more. But as David begins the work, he realizes there is a connection between his haunting book and the shadows that surround his home. 113395 1994 Angel's Head: Novel of Suspense, A NM Smolens, John Journalist Mark is an unfulfilled journalist. 113396 1937 Angel's Holiday M Fenton, Frank, Lynn Root (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Editor Ralph Everett (Charles Arnt), a Chicago newspaper editor trying to get Reporter Nick Moore (Robert Kent) to follow up on the disappearance of a movie star. Moore thinks it's a publicity stunt. 113397 1998 Angela TF Series News Media. Diana Gallardo Santillana (Luz Maria Zetina), media hermana de Angela 113398 2002 Angela D'Audney: Tribute, A DT New Zealand News Media. TVNZ Broadcaster Tom Bradley. NZBS Journalist-General News Manager Ric Carlyon. Television Critic Barry Shaw. NZBS Head Announcer Bob Irvine. TVNZ Sports Broadcaster Phillip Leishman. TVNZ C-Host Karen Olsen. Angela's Biography Co-Author Nicky Pellegrino. NZBS Announcer Merv Smith. TVNZ Head of Production (Rod Cornelius). Host Susan Wood. Producer of On Camera Michael Hockley. NZBS Sports Announcer Barry Holland. 113399 2004 Angela Knight NSF Warlord, Janes Crime Reporter Jane Colby finds herself in the hands of a warlord from the future sent to protect her -- and in his hands is just where she wants to be, even though she is the next target of a time traveling killer. 113400 2001 Angela McKenzie: Special Interest N Benson, Christopher (Chris) African-American Reporter Angela McKenzie of the Washington Examiner Metro staff chose a different path from her old friend Veronica Sutton who came to Washington to do good, but she did even better. Tall, smart, beautiful and Black, Veronica parlayed her brains, looks and college activism into a top-notch, million-dollar consulting firm that greased the wheels of Washington politics -- without regard to race, creed or political ideology. For Veronica, it was a long way from Chicago’s South Side, but when she is found dead in her posh town house, only a woman who knew the real Ronnie Sutton can find out how she died and why. McKenzie and Sutton’s lives are entwined again. Retracing Ronnie’s final weeks and days, Angela steps into a political maze of power, sex, secrets and special interests. When people connected to Angela’s investigation begin to die, she knows she’s close -- to a few astounding answers, to one more deadly question, and to a conspiracy that will rock Washington’s foundations -- and kill anyone in its way. Excerpt: Washington Examiner, Tuesday, February 23, 1999, 3:50 p.m. Angela stared at the pulsing cursor as if she was reading her own vital signs on the monitor. She was struggling to revive a withering thought, trying to breathe life into a story that was fading fast. She focused on the screen, tried to shut out the chaos of the late afternoon newsroom. The place was going crazy. Always like that around this time of day in the paper’s crowded Metro Section “the ghetto” where most Black reporters got their start at the Examiner. There were the frantic phone calls, reporters checking last-minute details on breaking stories. There was the rapid-fire clicking of computer keyboards in nearby cubicles. There was the cynical talk, the cutthroat joking, the staccato laughter that swirled all around. Back in the day, there also might have been a cloud of cigarette smoke hovering over Angela?s desk. But the Examiner Building had been declared a smoke-free workplace. Sign of the times. The burning cigarettes had been replaced by Starbucks, Evian and Coca-Cola. Fuel for a new age. Angela reached for the Coke can that sat on top of some file folders next to her Reporter’s Notebook and a half-eaten turkey sandwich. She took a sip, sighed. Nearly finished with the story, she couldn't go on for some reason. She had been through much tougher assignments. Pulled them off. No problem. Like that warehouse fire. She had gotten there ahead of the crowd and had beaten the competition by phoning in her story on the only phone available'the one inside the burning building. 'Hotshot reporter' was the name they had given her. Angela was like that, always ready to turn a problem into an opportunity. Her life was defined by what was next, the blank page waiting to be filled. A risk taker from jump, she never feared what was just over the edge. Every fiber of her sleek, five-foot-seven frame was primed for the challenge. But the pressure was murder. The pressure to get it right, and to get it right on time. The pressure to prove something to her editors, show the White boys they didn't have a monopoly on intelligence and talent. The pressure to break out of the Metro ghetto, make her mark as a star writer, and to do it all before she turned 35. She only had two more years to go. Then there was the pressure to prove something to herself, beat back the demons from Peoria. She had come to Washington'a destination market for journalists'looking for the big story. Looking to rewrite her own. She was carrying some heavy baggage. It seemed that the only thing standing in her way was what she thought she had put behind her. And now she was losing her focus, on deadline. A killer deadline. Angela sat there, staring at the monitor, then at her opened notebook, then back at her monitor where she could see her faint reflection over the words on the screen. Her smooth, caramel skin, and soft round face framed by her short curly black hair. Freshly cut. Her appearance, like her life, was in transition. The silver rings on her thumb and fingers flashed across the screen as she raised her hand to her chin. In the other hand, a pencil tapping, that intense nervous thing she always did at times like this. Drove her mother crazy. Could have been a Ritalin kid with all that energy. But her practical Midwest parents wouldn't hear of such a thing. Instead, her mother would just give her a whack on the leg. 'Be still,' she'd say. But Angela never could. Now, she was tapping and shifting in her chair, narrowing her large dark brown eyes, trying to coax herself through the mental block, resist the pull of Peoria. No one here could possibly know anything about that. Right' She was a tough, smart professional who had made one tiny, okay, one huge mistake. But she had to trust herself again, even if she could never trust a single source, or a White country club editor for that matter. She couldn't let what happened there pull her back. She had to stay focused. So Angela turned to her notebook again, thumbed the pages. Scenes of the day's event began to replay in her head as the chants of the demonstrators crowded out the other memories. They had come to Washington 30,000 strong. Tobacco workers, mostly from nearby Virginia and North Carolina, bused in, some believed, at the expense of the cigarette companies. They demonstrated on the Capitol grounds while a Senate Commerce Subcommittee held hearings. The workers were not going to sit still for any government efforts to restrict or regulate the use of cigarettes. For them, it was a matter of life and death. Their livelihood was on the line and they vowed to continue their protest outside until the lawmakers on the inside heard their angry voices, voices that now were reduced to so many scratches and scribbles in Angela's notebook. A voice. 'My daddy grew tobacco, and my daddy's daddy. Only thing we've ever known. Now they want to regulate us out of work.' Another voice. 'Yep, it's politics, pure and simple. If the tobacco companies had given more money to the Democrats, we wouldn't be having this problem.' Another. 'I'd rather see a kid smoking a cigarette than smoking a joint. Why don't they do better at regulating hard drugs'' Quotes practically leapt from the notebook pages as Angela began writing again, punching the keys, hard and fast. She had found the segue to the rest of her story. She was back on track. Until the phone rang. So loud it made Angela jump, lose her line of thought. She fumbled through the press releases, file folders and half-eaten sandwich to answer it. 'Examiner Metro, Angela McKenzie.' Her voice, crisp and melodic, smoothed over her annoyance at the interruption. 'How long do I have to wait for you to return my calls'' It was Michael, again. 'Come on Michael, you know what I'm dealing with here. Besides, I've got an early deadline, and'' 'So, what else is new'' She sighed, slumped back in her chair. 'What is it, Michael'' 'What do you mean, 'What is it'' I mean, what's with this 'What is it shit all of a sudden'' 'Oh, come on.' Angela looked around her, down the aisle of a half-dozen cubicles, as if she thought the other reporters could really overhear the yelling on the other end of the line. 'Look, I have work to do, okay'' 'Course you do. Now that you got what you needed. Had plenty of time to talk when I was tipping you off about the'' 'Michael, please,' she hissed. 'I thought we had been through this already. You know I appreciate what you did.' She turned again to look down the aisle and saw Greg Carter, another Black Metro reporter, headed her way. He carried a telephone message slip in his hand, a smirk on his face. 'Yeah, I can see how much you appreciate me risking my neck.' Michael was still trippin' on the other end. 'You know what'll happen to my Black ass if they find out I'm the one who leaked'' 'Wait, just hold on a second...' Angela looked up at Greg, who was now standing at her cubicle. She knew he would stay there'stubborn, rude or just plain nosy'waiting for her conversation to end. No matter how long it took. He had time, since he didn't seem to be doing much in the newsroom these days. 'That's the problem.' Michael wasn't holding back. 'Ever since you've been here, what, six, seven months, all I do is wait.' 'Look, let me get back to you, okay'' Angela spoke into the phone, but was looking up at Greg. 'When'' Michael pressed on. 'Later.' 'What time, Angie'' How come he always said her name like he was talking to a child' 'About six-thirty, seven.' She looked at her watch. It was four o'clock. 'I should be home by seven,' she said, writing a Post-it reminder, sticking it on her computer. When did this start' Memory aids to call Michael' 'Seven o'clock, unless I stay later to work on my magazine piece.' 'All right.' Then his voice lowered a few notes. 'Maybe I can come over later.' 'Well...' Why was she hesitating' And why was Greg still looming over her' With the nerve to look impatient. 'Let's talk first,' Angela said. 'Cool. Now, you made sure my name wasn't mentioned,' he said. 'Right. No mention'' 'And nothing about the Department of Revenue, you know, to like connect me up to it'' 'No. It's going in as 'an administration source.' No quotes.' She turned back into her cubicle, away from Greg. 'So, you're sure about what you told me.' 'Absolutely.' She held a beat, then let it go. 'Okay. You're not identified, so don't worry.' 'All right. Look, let's make sure we get together, okay' I mean, I love you, Baby, and'' 'Okay, me, too. I'll call you later. Bye, bye.' Angela hung up so quickly she sent several folders flying. 'Me, too'' Greg had a mocking tone. Nothing unusual about that. 'Yeah I can tell that was a business call. 'Yes, Miss McKenzie,'' he said, aping a White dignitary. ''I am definitely in favor of that proposal and, oh yes, by the way, of course, this is off the record, deep background, if you know what I mean, but, well, gosh, I love you Miss McKenzie.' 'Me, too, Senator.'' 'Greg, please,' Angela said, swiveling in her chair, shooting him a hard look. Michael was annoying enough with his anxiety, his clinging and his growing insecurity about their relationship. This was not the time for another man to hassle her. Besides, she was on deadline. 'Is that for me'' She pointed to the message slip. 'You might say that.' Greg slapped the paper against the palm of his free hand. 'But, the real question is, why did I have to pick it up for you when it's been sitting out front at the message center since this morning' I mean, if you're not going to turn on your voice mail, at least you could check'' 'Oh, God, I've been so busy I completely forgot.' 'Lesson One,' Greg said, handing over the message. 'If you want to win friends and influence folk in this town, don't start out by keeping people like Veronica Sutton waiting all day for a call-back.' 'Ronnie'' 'Oh, it's Ronnie, is it' Didn't know you all were so tight.' Angela looked down at the slip in her hand. 'We were roommates in college.' 'No shit.' For once, it seemed, Greg was impressed. Or maybe just surprised. 'You and Veronica Sutton' Roomies'' 'Yeah.' 'The Veronica Sutton'' 'Mmm hmm.' 'The lobbyist' Young, gifted, Black and all that'' 'Right.' Angela looked up again at Greg. 'We were real close. Been trying to get together since I moved here. Something always seems to come up. Anyway, she was helping me, you know, on the phone, to hook up this story I'm working on.' She turned again to look down at the message. 'Oh yeah' Well, maybe you could hook me up.' 'Hmm'' Angela was only half listening to Greg as she read the message. 'Please call ASAP.' The telephone number was written below and, at top, the time of the call, '9:30 a.m.' Angela had been covering the demonstration at that time. 'I mean, like, I just might be able to pencil her into my busy social schedule,' Greg said. 'What was that'' The joke was lost on Angela, still distracted. 'I mean, Veronica Sutton is a major-league fox,' he continued. 'We're talking drop-dead-and-come-back-to-life fine.' 113401 2006 Angela's Eyes: Eyes for Windows T DVD -R HQ 6489 Episode. 7-22-2006 TV Anchor Missy Banders (Patricia Zentilli) receives death threats. Angela helps the celebrity news anchor and still finds time to be a bridesmaid at a wedding. 113402 2006 Angela's Eyes: In God's Eyes T Episode #3. 7-30-2006 Reporter (Tino Monte). 113403 2006 Angela's Eyes: Pilot T Episode #1. 7-16-2006 News Media. Reporter #1 (Walter Rinaldi). 113404 1993 Angelfist M Newscaster (Dulce V. Del Pilar). Reporter (Paul Holmes). 113405 1999 Angelic Darkness, The N Zimler, Richard Magazine Editor Bill Ticino is editor of a corporate magazine. His philandering breaks up his marriage and the psychically fragile journalist is afraid of the dark and cannot sleep alone in his suddenly empty home. His job is unfulfilling and offers him no refuge. He takes in an roommate -- charming and androgynous with an exotic pet and habits. He introduces Ticino to a new world of runaways, prostitutes and transvestites. 113406 2002 Angelina Amalfi: Bell, Cook and Candle NM Pence, Joanne #9 Angelina Amalfi Mysteries Food Columnist Angelina "Angie" Amalfi has finally found a business that she performs well and that people appreciate after numerous false starts, plenty of failures and several times quitting out of boredom. "Commercial" cakes is doing so well that Angie barely has time to sleep. This frustrates boyfriend homicide detective Paavo Smith who after much deliberating has finally worked up the courage to ask her to marry him. Every time he begins to propose, Angie is distracted, called to the phone or falls asleep. She ends up hiring two employees who are into the Goth scene while Paavo works on a serial killer case involving Goths. 113407 1999 Angelina Amalfi: Cook in Time, A NM Pence, Joanne #7 Angelina Amalfi Mysteries Food Columnist Angelina "Angie" Amalfi is always thinking of new and better business ideas. She is sure she's got a winner with "Fantasy Dinners," one-of-a-kind thematic feasts created to suit a client's unique tastes. Unfortunately no one is biting except a crackpot cadre of UFO-chasers and conspiracy geeks. Still, even wacko customers are better than none and designing an otherworldly repast should keep her busy while Paavo investigates a bizarre murder.. But the more time she spends dealing with alien abduction enthusiasts, the more she believes that maybe there is some kind of conspiracy afoot and that Paavo's case is somehow connected. 113408 1997 Angelina Amalfi: Cook's Night Out NM Pence, Joanne #5 Angelina Amalfi Mysteries Food Columnist Angelina "Angie" Amalfi has decided to make her culinary name by creating the perfect chocolate confection: angelinas. She donates her delicious rejects to the Random Acts of Kindness Mission in San Francisco She meets the jittery minister in charge. Soon she volunteers to help organize their first fund-raiser despite the fact that her beau, police detective Paavo Smith, has warned her away from the place. Before Paavo can stop her, he finds himself facing charges that he's a murderous cop on the take. He suspects a "reformed" sinner at the mission is setting him up but Angie refuses to believe it. Then, faster than you can beat egg whites to a peak, she discovers that the mission harbors more than the needy, and that's it is up to her to save not only his reputation, but his life, too. 113409 1996 Angelina Amalfi: Cooking Most Deadly NM Pence, Joanne #4 Angelina Amalfi Mysteries Food Columnist Angelina "Angie" Amalfi is on the lookout for the latest undiscovered restaurant to review for her column in a local restaurant magazine. Meanwhile San Francisco homicide detective Paavo Smith is trying to find a brutal killer. When Angie stumbles into a tiny café run by three old men who have no idea how to run a restaurant but who have a way with marinara, Angie's sure she's found her diamond in the rough. If only grumpy old men would take some of her well-intentioned advice. Angie meanwhile consults her quirky sisters about matrimony. She's been thinking she and Paavo should take their relationship to the next level. But after listening to the complaints of everyone in the family, she doesn't want wedding bells. As the killings continue and the clues mount, it dawns on Paavo that the killer's prey all have something in common. If he's right, Angie may be next on the list. The ever-game Amalfi takes off her oven mitts to join the investigation. But her leaping head first into the stewpot for sure -- because a murderer with a vendetta is more than willing to give one nosy chef her lethal just deserts. 113410 1995 Angelina Amalfi: Cooking Up Trouble NM Pence, Joanne #3 Angelina Amalfi Mysteries Food Columnist Angelina "Angie" Amalfi can't wait to take off from the city for a week to help devise a delicious vegetarian menu for a lovely new B&B in scenic northern California. The not-yet-open-for-business Inn will be the perfect place to take her budding romance with her homicide detective boyfriend Paavo to the next level. But battling investors, rumors of ghosts, cold drafts, a leaky roof and an owner whose idea of haute cuisine might be acceptable for farm animals makes this inn a less than ideal location. And when a furious rainstorm traps everyone inside, it becomes painfully apparent that there's a murderer among them and that the only recipe being concocted ion the kitchen is one for disaster. But Angie's determine to solve the case and salvage her romantic getaway -- or die trying. 113411 1998 Angelina Amalfi: Cooks Overboard NM Pence, Joanne #6 Angelina Amalfi Mysteries Food Columnist Angelina "Angie" Amalfi has convinced Homicide Inspector Paavo Smith to sail to Acapulco together for a much needed romantic vacation. Because Paavo refused to set foot on a cruise liner, Angie arranged for them to travel aboard a Norwegian freighter. Romance on the high seas that Angie covets is interrupted by strange doings. Their own cabin is searched and the cook tries to desert. Apparently the duo has booked the wrong passage because this ship contains a microfilm with a professor's successful research into an alternate form of energy. Everyone wants the results and killing Angie and Paavo is perfectly acceptable if they get in the way. 113412 2004 Angelina Amalfi: Courting Disaster NM Pence, Joanne #12 Angelina Amalfi Mysteries Food Columnist Angelina "Angie" Amalfi, now a dilettante chef and amateur sleuth has reluctantly agreed to let her mother plan the party to celebrate her engagement to Paavo, her hunky detective beau. But as she frets over whether mom will pull it off, a new situation surfaces -- her next door neighbor falls for a mysterious pregnant woman and gets in over his head. With stalkers, baby-smuggling and murder in the days leading up to the party, Angie must concentrate on solving a complicated crime and reluctantly leaves the party planning to mom. 113413 2003 Angelina Amalfi: If Cooks Could Kill NM Pence, Joanne #10 Angelina Amalfi Mysteries Food Columnist Angie Amalfi is cooking up a new scheme. Pairing up her best friend Connie with a handsome professional football player who just happens to be related to the owner of her favorite Italian restaurant. Soon Connie takes more interest in a suspicious loser than Angie's "dream man" and her despondent friend decides to recreate herself as a restaurant consultant. Police begin to suspect that Connie and her new love interest are connected with murder. Angie and her homicide detective fiancé Paavo must try to track down the real killer. And when the trail of clues begins to lead back to Angie's favorite restaurant, it's up to Angie to set things right -- or the only recipe on the menu may be one for disaster. 113414 1993 Angelina Amalfi: Something's Cooking NM Pence, Joanne #1 Angelina Amalfi Series Food Columnist Angelina "Angie" Amalfi is a gourmet chef and a food writer with enough sass and spunk for two. But things start to go really bad fast when the man who's been contributing unusual recipes to her column is discovered dead. Angie suddenly finds herself being stalked by a killer whose appetite was merely whetted by the first deadly course. The homicide cop assigned to the case is one delectable dish. But when more people start to fall around Amalfi like ruined soufflés, ever-resourceful Angie realizes she'll have to cook up a survival scheme quick before her personal goose gets cooked. The case may be too hot to handle and the stakes are high, for she's about to take on deadly arms smugglers and lethal food fanatics. But if anyone can keep her cool, Angie can. 113415 2000 Angelina Amalfi: To Catch a Cook NM Pence, Joanne #8 Angelina Amalfi Mysteries Food Columnist Angelina "Angie" Amalfi is given a cheap cameo broach from her beau, homicide detective Paavo Smith. It's the only thing he has from his mother who was a good time girl who always dumped him and his sister with a neighbor. Angie treasures the gift and wears it everyday until the broach falls out of the setting. She takes it to a jeweler only to learn the piece is a valuable Russian antique that he wants to buy due to its museum-like quality. Angie refuses to sell it and the jeweler agrees to fix it. As soon as she leaves the store, the jeweler places a mysterious call that places everyone connected to the cameo in danger. Paavo's stepfather is in a hospital suffering from a coma after being shot in the head. The jeweler is dead. Numerous efforts to kill Paavo and Angie occur. Paavo believes the current vendetta is tied to something his parents did three decades ago that impacts the Russian Mafia today. 113416 1994 Angelina Amalfi: Too Many Cooks NM Pence, Joanne #2 Angelina Amalfi Mysteries Food Columnist Angelina "Angie" Amalfi has talked her way into a job on a pompous, third-rate chef's radio call-in-show. She has visions of a new career to go along with her hot, new romance with Paavo Smith, a gorgeous homicide detective. When a successful and much-envied restaurateur is poisoned, however, Angie finds the case far more interesting than trying to make her pretentious boss sound good. Some cooks might shy away from such a sizzling case, but Angie can take the heat and stay in the kitchen. 113417 2003 Angelina Amalfi: Two Cooks A-Killing NM Pence, Joanne #11 Angelina Amalfi Mysteries Food Columnist Angelina "Angie" Amalfi has been offered the chance of a lifetime. She is to prepare a Christmas meal for the reunion special of her favorite soap opera, Eagle Crest. The special is being filmed at an estate by a widower who lives with his two sons. One dated Angie's sister Frannie but things hadn't worked out. The soap opera ended 10 years ago but the cast is being reassembled for a 10-year Christmas reunion. When Angie arrives she finds the crew there but no stars. She also finds out that the director wants her to recreate the Christmas meal from an earlier Christmas show and that the actress who played one of the key characters died in the house. She fell out of the window of the third floor bedroom Angie has been given. Soon she becomes aware that someone is trying to sabotage the filming. The actors arrive and they are not very friendly. Angie starts looking into the actors' death classified as a suicide. Things don't appear that simple. Many things happen on the set and Angie knows she needs to unravel the mystery before someone else is hurt -- including herself. 113418 2003 Angelina Ballerina: Ace Reporter T DVD -R HQ 7517. DVD -R HQ 7627. Episode Reporter. Call her "Scoop." Angelina gets a summer job at her father's newspaper. 113419 2002 Angelina Ballerina: Angelina at the Fair, Ballet Tickets T DVD -R 1804 Episode School Newspaper Reporter Angelina interviews her ballet heroes for a newspaper article. 113420 2004 Angelique MT DVD -R 1677 Adult - Playboy Hardcore Photographer of adult entertainment photographs falls in love. 113421 1983 Angelo My Love M Student Reporter (Lachlan Youngs) 113422 1976 Angels M TV Interviewer (Douglas Stark). 113423 2000 Angels & Demons N Brown, Dan BBC TV Correspondent-Reporter Gunther "Gunth" Glick at Vatican City. BBC Editors. Camera Woman-Videographer Chinita Macri, African-American. They cover the story of a lifetime. When someone tires to get Macri's film, she cries out: "I am a professional videographer with the BBC! By Article 12 of the Free Press Act, this film is property of the British Broadcasting Corporation!" (p. 303). Gunther Glick takes it and runs away. They make the live transmission of the decade. The dead Pope. It was the scoop of Glick's life. "You are a star. Dan Rather is crying right now." Announces new pope elected unanimously. 113424 1970 Angels Are So Few MT Interviewer (Kenneth Ives) 113425 2000 Angels Don't Sleep Here M Reporter #1 (Richard Saxton). Reporter #2 (Amy Powell). 113426 1999 Angels Flight NM Connelly, Michael Harry Bosch Novel News Media. At the foot of Angels Flight, an inclined railway in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, a lawyer is found murdered on the eve of a landmark trial. 113427 1949 Angels in Disguise M SVDSP 780 Bowery Boys Copy Boys Terrence Aloysius "Slip" Mahoney (Leo Gorcey) and Horace Debussy "Sach" Jones (Huntz Hall) copy boys for newspaper. City Editor or Publisher Jim Cobb (Ray Walker). Newswriter (John Morgan) 113428 1997 Angels in the Endzone MT Weatherman (Howard Storey). 113429 1994 Angels in the Outfield M Kinsley, Dorothy, George Wells, Holly Goldberg Sloan (Screenplay) Remake of 1951 film - Ness Book Sportscaster Ranch Wilder (Jay O. Sanders) is an obnoxious former baseball manager who is particularly critical of Angels manager (he ruined the Angels manager's career by deliberately sliding into him with spikes on and injuring his knee). Wilder is an odious character who keeps a bottle of booze in the press box, ogles female baseball fans through binoculars and relies on researchers to provide him with background information which he passes off as his own. He overhears a conversation in which the Angels manager indicates the boy claims angels are helping the team. When a story about the kid appears in the Los Angeles Times, the team owner threatens to fire the manager unless he renounces the story. Players and the boy's foster mother defend the manager at a press conference. Even Wilder's associate joins in the crowd's "wing" gestures during the final game. After the Angels win the game, team owner fires Wilder as "the voice of the Angels" though he is spared the comeuppance from a higher authority. Sportswriters also in film. Photographer (Mark Conlon). 113430 1951 Angels in the Outfield (aka Angels and the Pirates) M DVD -R HQ 1940, 1941. VHS 1266 Conlin, Richard (Story). Dorothy Kingsley, George Wells (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Jennifer Paige (Janet Leigh), writer of "Household Hints" column assigned by editor to get woman's angle on why Pittsburgh Pirates keeps losing games. Decides problem is team's foulmouthed manager. Editor tells her to write story slamming him. Manager also antagonizes Radio Sportscaster Fred Bayles (Keenan Wynn) by getting him banned from covering team's games. Angel tells him to clean up his act. Paige learns about baseball by talking to male colleagues. She does article on orphan girl who claims to see angels on the ball field. Story bring her back in contact with manager and she is soon offering him tips on how to clean his apartment. Broadcaster returns for revenge. When manager after getting hit in the head lets slip to reporters he talks to angels, sportscaster begins to question manager's sanity on his radio broadcasts. 1st Reporter (Bill Hickman). 2nd Reporter (Fred Santley). Girl testifies before hearing by baseball commissioner . Sportscaster told to shut up by great managing editor in the sky. Angels left to imagination. Copy Boy (Tom Irish). 113431 2003 Angels on the Head of a Pin N Druzhnikov, Yuri. Philip Freund. Editor Makartsev, the executive editor of Trudovaya Pravda, a Soviet national newspaper that is the organ of the Communist Party in the 1960s and 1970s, collapses with a heart attack outside the Central Committee building and hospitalized. His deputy, Stephan Yagubov takes the helm at the paper, throwing the employees into a state of anxious uncertainty. The place is Moscow and the time is the late 1960s when Khrushchev-era liberalization is being threatened by the return to personality cult and repression following the Soviet intervention in Czechoslovakia. Makartsev’s heart attack is partly brought on by the appearance of a samizdat manuscript on his desk that leads to his anguishing over who left it there and what to do with it to avoid falling victim to the malevolence its content is likely to unleash. The solution lies with Yakov Rappoport, an aging and cynical Jewish veteran of the war and two spells in the Gulag, a propagandist and the author of not only the obnoxious popular campaigns sponsored by the newspaper and all its letters to the editor, but of every speech that gets made in public by the principals of the regime as well. His efforts to help the stricken editor leads to a hallucinatory climax. An obscure, whimsical 19th-century passage about Russian freedom by French author de Custine who mystically appears to Makartsev just before the translation draws interest from the KGB. Pravda Correspondent Ivlev is eventually arrested and fired when the secret police link him to the document after his affair with a naive young reporter. The hapless Makartsev’s son is arrested for drunk-driving after he kills two pedestrians. Editor Makartsev have a final showdown with Yagubov, the cynical Jewish speechwriter. The author uses the newspaper in much the same way that Solzhenitsyn used a hospital as a metaphor in “Cancer Ward” to show the essence of Russian life before the collapse of communism. 113432 1939 Angels Wash Their Faces M DVD -R HQ 3071, 3070. SVD 1345, VHS 1302 Bowery Boys Reporter (John Ridgely). Reporter (John Harron). Reporter (Max Hoffman Jr.). Reporter at Pillory (John Ridgely). Announcer (Wendell Niles). Photographer (William Hopper). 113433 2005 Angels Whisper N Perona, Tony Investigative Journalist Nick Bertetto has given up his job to be a stay-at-home dad, but like an old war horse he can still smell a good story. And he stumbles onto one when a leading state legislator disappears. Or rather a homeless man stumbles into Nick’s path with a clue to the disappearance. The story is set in and around Indianapolis and in and around the state legislature with gambling, lobbying and murder crowding the stage. Bertetto is a complex character struggling to keep his personal life on track and his family safe while he investigates a disappearance that evolves into murder. He puts himself reluctantly but resolutely in harm’s way to find his wife and solve the murder. But Nick has a guardian angel to guide him, and a homeless man who hears the angels whisper and conveys their messages to Nick. When an injured homeless man utters a cryptic message about an Indian state representative who has disappeared, former investigative journalist Bertetto starts pursuing a story that soon proves deadly. Nick is convinced that the homeless man, Elijah, who claims to hear angels speak, isn’t as crazy as he might appear. And the vagrant’s chilling warning that someone close to Nick may be the next to die is impossible to ignore. Digging with a reporter’s zeal for a cover-up despite the escalating threats, and the dead bodies piling up, Nick makes the connection to the missing senator and some proposed gaming legislation. But more ominous revelations surface along with the politician’s body leading Nick to the real story, one with a decidedly more twisted and personal side that puts Elijah’s angel of death much closer to home. 113434 1938 Angels With Dirty Faces M DVD -R HQ 3908, 3909. L. Bogart. Bowery Boys Reporters (Donald Kerr, Jack A. Goodrich, Al Lloyd, Jeffrey Sayre, Charles Marsh, Alexander Lockwood, Earl Gunn, Carlyle Moore Jr.). Managing Editor (Joe Cunningham). City Editor, Press (Ralph Sanford). Press City Editor (Tommy E. Jackson). William "Rocky" Sullivan (James Cagney) is a Page One criminal. Father Jerry Connolly (Pat O'Brien) starts a radio and newspaper campaign to get rid of crime. Newspaper accounts of Rocky's death. Record Editor (James Spottswood). Chronicle Editor (John Dilson). Norton J. White, Press Editor (Charles Trowbridge). Reporter (Donald Kerr). Reporter (Al Loyd). Reporter (Alexander Lockwood). Reporter (Charles Marsh). Reporter (Jeffrey Sayre). Newsboy (Eddie Brian). 113435 2000 Angelus MF Poland. Photographer (Ryszard Koszczyk). Announcer (Andrzej Chlapecki). 113436 1979 Angi Vera M Ness Female Journalist 113437 1979 Angie T Series News Vendor. Mother Theresa Falco (Doris Roberts) sells her newsstand, the Falco Newsstand 113438 1984 Angkor-Cambodia Express (aka Angkor:Cambodia Express) M VHS 1600G. Crutchley, Roger (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Andrew Cameron (Robert Walker) is originally from Boston who is now in Cambodia on assignment for Overview Magazine. Given a roll of film with photographs of a slaughter and is captured as he is boarding the plane to leave. Breaks down under torture and signs a confession that he is working for the CIA, after witnessing his photographer friend having a nail driven into his hand. He sent back to the United States, but returns to rescue his Asian girlfriend. Mercenary named Mad Mac spouts off against the press when he finds out Cameron is a reporter. Mad Mac holds the media responsible for the United States losing the war in Southeast Asia: "Pencil-pushing assholes. Where are you when the action starts?…" "…Hiding behind your typewriters?…You know something, you guys cost us the war…You don't care about our guys, as long as you sell newspapers." 113439 2000 Angry Beavers, The: Fat Chance/Dag in the Mirror C Episode #28. 9-9-2000 Weatherman (Gregg Berger - Voice). 113440 1968 Angry Breed, The M AFI-Motion Picture Scriptwriters News Media. Scriptwriter. 113441 1989 Angry Earth, The M UK Photographer (Keith Allen). 113442 1959 Angry Hills, The M DVD -R HQ 4447, 4448. SVDSP 1400 Uris, Leon (Novel). A.I. Bezzerides (Screenplay) Ness Book. Aldrich War Correspondent Michael Morrison (Robert Mitchum) in Greece in 1941 is paid $20,000 to give names of members of Greek underground to British intelligence in London. Morrison is chased by Nazis and wounded.. Female member of the underground hides him in a convent, nurses him and is later killed by the Germans. Correspondent also helped by a mother and rescues her two children who are being held hostage by Gestapo chief. He escapes from Greece, and takes the children with him. Agent describes foreign correspondent: "that brand of intellectual coward who observes while others die in order to publish his own version of what happens in a manner that will sell newspapers." Variety, 6/10/59: "Even for the conventional portrait of the cynical U.S. reporter, Mitchum seems to have few qualms." 113443 1960 Angry Red Planet, The M SVD 631 (Incomplete) TV Newscaster-Narrator (Don LaMond). Air Force News Photographers/Still Men (Fred Ross, David DeHaven). Air Force News Photographer Still man (Fred Ross). 113444 1960 Angry Silence, The M UK Journalist (Bryan Forbes). Reporter (Graham Rowe). Press Photographer (Clive Strutt). 113445 1974 Angst ist ein zweiter Schatten, Die MF West Germany Journalist am Flughafen (Wolfgang Bachler). 113446 1998 Anima M Reporter Bill (Bray Poor) is a documentary filmmaker who is doing a story on taxidermy discovers an odd older couple that he becomes convinced are former Nazis. The chief item leading to this belief is an odd puppet theater the couple operate in their basement that re-creates the Nazi era using stuffed creatures. 113447 2005 Animal M TV News Reporter (Clifford De Spenser). 113448 2009 Animal Attraction NR Tyler, Paige Reporter Eliza Bradley, frustrated when none of the real newspapers will hire her as a reporter, takes the only job she can get -- at a paranormal magazine. Her first assignment takes her to Fairbanks, Alaska, to investigate the possibility that a werewolf has killed two local hikers. She forgets about the story, however, when she meets Hunter McCall, a local college professor and an expert on wolves. The man is an absolute hunk and she finds herself spending more time in his bed than worrying about werewolves. That is until Eliza finds out that Hunter isn’t just an animal in the sack, he’s an animal out of it, too -- of the werewolf variety. Talk about a complicated relationship. But Eliza can’t dwell on Hunter’s little shape=shifting issues. There’s another werewolf out there with a taste for human blood, and she and Hunter are the only ones who can stop him. 113449 2004 Animal Games DT Commentators (John Motson, Jonathan Pearce). 113450 1995 Animal Hospital DT Series 1995 Reporter (Nicola Brighty). Reporter (Shauna Lowry). 113451 1998 Animal Husbandry N Zigman, Laura Magazine Sex Columnist 113452 2006 Animal Instinct N Hayes, Dorothy H. Reporter Eleanor Aquitaine Green is a savvy journalist and survivor of a painful divorce. She discovers his true calling is crusading for animals. Only days later, as if by divine providence, she lands a job in the animal rights movement Eleanor realizes that her boss, Honor Vine, the president of People Against Animal Cruelty, is a burned out, aging tyrant stuck in a bygone era of the movement. Movement Eleanor admires is near death, fractured with inner turmoil. A unifying issue is required and that issue, Eleanor believes, is the yearly slaughter of ten billion farm animals for human consumption An animal rights organization, however, is the perfect war room to wage such a battle, so Eleanor begins her crusade in the dysfunctional office. 113453 1992 Animal Instincts M Interviewer (Wendy L. Walsh) 113454 1932 Animal Kingdom, The M VHS 1290 Press. Publisher Tom Collier (Leslie Howard) publishes books that will sell not books that he wants to write. Radio Announcer (Curtis Benton-Voice). 113455 1962 Animal Magic DT Series. 1962 Reporter Tony Soper. Presenters Gerald Durrell, Terry Nutkins (1978-1984), Keith Shackleton (1964-1968), Roger Tabor (1974-1978), Sheila Young (1976-1978). 113456 1966 Animal Secrets DT 10-15-1966 to 5-19-1968. NBC Narrator: Mel Brandt. New York's Museum of Natural History with Host Dr. Loren Eisley. 113457 1999 Animal Train, The C Short Commentator (Terrence Scammell - Voice). 113458 1968 Animal World (aka Animal Kingdom) DT Series. 9-1-1968 to 9-17-1972. CBS Host-Producer Bill Burrud. TV Nature documentaries. 113459 2001 Animal, The M Reporter (Fred Stoller). Free Press Reporter (Jake Iannarino). Reporter (Wes Takahashi). 113460 1999 Animals M News Reporter (John Weyrick). Field Reporter (Shari Thoennes). News Anchor (Bob Cook). 113461 1976 Animals, Animals, Animals DT Series. 9-12-1976 to 11-8-1981. ABC Hosts Hal Linden, Lynn Kellogg and Roger Caras. Informational series for children about animals. 113462 1993 Animaniacs: Broadcast Nuisance C Episode #192. 11-15-1993. TV Anchorman Mr. Dan (Phil Harman - Voice) is a caricature of TV Newsman Sam Donaldson) and DuAnne Sewer (a caricature of TV Newswoman Diane Sawyer) of NewsTime Live. The Warners deliver sandwiches to a news show hosted by Mr. Dan, Anchorman. When they arrive late and give him the wrong meal, he refuses to pay them. The Warners protest outside the studio and later sneak into the control room and mess with the controls. Eventually, Dan apologizes. He then goes insane and is taken away to a mental hospital. 113463 1993 Animaniacs: Cat on a Hot Steel Beam C Episode #14. 9-30-1993 Reporter (Maurice LaMarche - Voice). 113464 1993 Animaniacs: Newsreel of the Stars #1 C Episode #1. 9-13-1993 News document from 1930 shows how the Warner brothers and sister were created and had to be locked away because their films made no sense and no one wanted to watch them. They escaped 63 years later in the 1990s 113465 1993 Animaniacs: Pavalov's Mice/Chicken Boo-Ryshnikov/Nothing But the Truth C Episode #18. 10-6-1993 News Media. Reporter #1 (Rob Paulsen - Voice). Reporter #2 (Tress MacNeille - Voice). 113466 1993 Animaniacs: Press Conference C Episode #150. 11-3-1993 Press Conference. The Warners hold a press conference with an update on Wakko's condition. They reveal that his bottom hurts. 113467 1993 Animaniacs: Rest in Pieces C Episode #48. 9-9-1995. Parody News. Mary Hartless (Valri Bromfield), a parody of Entertainment Tonight's Host Mary Hart. 113468 1999 Animator, The T SVD 728 Headlines in newspapers 113469 2003 Animatrix, The: World Record (aka World Record) C Segment: World Record Reporter (Allison Smith) 113470 1999 Animus M News Media. TV Newscaster (Kevin Glover). Reporter Martin Wannamaker (Andrew Adams). 113471 2000 Anino MF Photographer (Ronnie Lazaro - The Photographer). 113472 1969 Anita M AFI-Photographers Photographer 113473 2004 Anke Late Night T Germany. Series Street Reporter (Karsten Dusse). 113474 1971 Ankeman Jari MTF Photographer (John Harryson). 113475 1971 Ankeman Jarl MTF Sweden. Photographer (John Harryson). 113476 1960 Ankokugai no taiketsu MF Japan Reporter Iwaimura of Tocho News (Ren Yamamoto). 113477 1970 Ann and Eve M AFI-Critics Critic 113478 1944 Ann Comes to New York NJ Hogeboom, Amy College Journalist gets a New York cub-reporting job with the usual silly adventures. Heroine is a worried introvert. 113479 1958 Ann Southern Show, The: T Series News Vendor. Oscar Pudney ( Jesse White), newsstand operator 113480 1958 Ann Southern Show, The: Top Executive T Series 10-6-1958 to 9-25-1961. Magazine Writer Liza Vincent (Joyce Meadows) arrives in town to do an article on Devery for Top Executive 113481 1941 Ann Thorne in America (aka Ann Thorne Comes to America) NJ OWN - H Bertram, Rosamond #2 Ann Thorne Series Reporter Ann Thorne sent to cover the trial of an Englishman for a murder in the United States. Comes to New York. 113482 1939 Ann Thorne, Reporter NJ OWN - H Bertram, Rosamond #1 Ann Thorne Series Reporter Ann Thorne, 17, is a reporter for a small provincial paper. Sells a story to a London daily 113483 1941 Ann Thorne: Front Page Ann Thorne NJ Bertram, Rosamond #4 Ann Thorne Series Reporter Ann Thorne, 17, is a reporter for a small provincial paper. 113484 1949 Ann Thorne: Scoop for Ann Thorne NJ Bertram, Rosamond #3 Ann Thorne Series Reporter Ann Thorne, 17, is a reporter for a small provincial paper. 113485 1909 Ann Veronica N Wells, H.G. Press 113486 1918 Ann's Finish M AFI-Novelists Writer 113487 1987 Anna M Interviewer (Caroline Aaron) 113488 1922 Anna Ascends M AFI-Novelists Writer 113489 1938 Anna Favetti M Reporter (Rolf Wernicke) 113490 1977 Anna Hastings: Story of a Washington Newspaperwoman, The N OWN - H - UCLA (Two Copies) Drury, Allen Publisher Anna Hastings pushes her paper to be the most principled and most aggressive anywhere. "Anna's a better man than both of you…and tougher." Anna publishes an expose about her husband, who then commits suicide. Adopts motto of paper -- "The Truth -- Regardless." 113491 1966 Anna Kleiber MTF News Media. Tweede Journalist (Frank Aendenboom). Eerste Journalist (Ivo Pauwels). 113492 1994 Anna Lee: Cook's Tale, The T Episode #4. 3-20-1994 Journalist (Nigel Martin). 113493 1884 Anna Lee: Requiem T Episode #5. 3-27-1994 Reporter (Lucy Fields). Newscaster (Alistair Stewart). Radio Presenter (Kevin Allen). Magazine Lawyer (Seamus Gubbins). 113494 1995 Anna Marx, der Müll und der Tod N Grän, Christine Germany Journalist 113495 1983 Anna to the Infinite Power M TV Newscaster (Susan Lowden) 113496 1933 Anna und Elisabeth (aka Anna and Elizabeth) M Reporter who dressed like a man but is a woman comes to exploit the story as news. Elisabeth von Salis, a crippled lady of a manor hears that a village girl, Anna can work miracles and has her brought to her. In Anna’s presence, Elisabeth starts to walk. When Anna leaves her, Elisabeth throws herself from a cliff. As she dies, she says to Anna: “I am free. I am happy. You will be happy too” -- by her death, they are both delivered from lesbianism. 113497 1946 Anna Zenger: Mother of Freedom N OWN - H Cooper, Kent Newspaper. Story of the first newspaper in New York and first battle for freedom of the press. 113498 2007 Anna's Storm MT DVD -R HQ 8646, 8647. News Media. Mayor of a town must contend with a destructive meteor shower while searching for her missing daughter. 113499 1938 Annabel Takes a Tour M DVD -R HQ 6035, 6039. (No number on 6035 disc). SVD 1345 PR Publicity Man (Jackie Oakie). Reporter (William Corson). Publisher Strothers (Cecil Kellaway), River-Clyde's Publisher. 113500 1996 Annapolis N Martin, William Documentarian Susan Browne tries to do a PBS documentary about the Staffords, a family whose story begins in 1700. Rivaling the Staffords are the Parrishes whose support for slavery causes a conflict between the two families up to present day. Browne is Parrish descendant. Each generation of Staffords has sent at least one son to sea since the Revolutionary War. The Parrishes were on the wrong side of the war. Browne is aided by a black sheep Stafford who has been writing the family history History is interspersed with present-day squabbling over the property. 113501 2006 Annapolis M Reporter/Boxing Fan (Gavin Lindsay Goode). Ring Side Reporter (Giancarlo Maleno). Photographer (Michael Zubarev). 113502 1984 Annas Mutter MF Reporter (Georg Marischka). 113503 2001 Anne of Green Gables: Animated Series, The: Avonlea Herald, The T SVD 1134. L Episode Editor Anne. Kids start up a newspaper and Anne is asked to be its editor. She must learn how to manage people when a big story breaks 113504 2000 Anne of Green Gables: Continuing Story, The MT News Media. Journalist #1 (Kevin Hare). Journalist #2 (Kevin Wall). 113505 1914 Anne of the Marshland N Byng, Lady of Vimy (Evelyn) Journalist. Anne leaves the rural life and her village squire husband for a vivacious journalist who conceals the fact he's married. 113506 1993 Anne-Marie Brogan: Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt CB Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #2-12 (October 92-August 1993) Tabloid Reporter Anne-Marie Brogan from England becomes involved with American superhero Thunderbolt and his alter ego, Peter Cannon, eventually deducing his not-so-secret identity and giving him a message that will save his life. She complains at the end of the series that "no one will ever believe" everything that has happened. 113507 1992 Anne-Marie Brogan: Thunderbolt - Rebirth CB Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #1 (September 1992) Tabloid reporter Anne-Marie Brogan and photographer Bert Gilchrist are sent by their London paper to cover antiquities expert Peter Cannon and the reception for him being held aboard a blimp, which is hijacked. After Cannon's alter ego, Thunderbolt, saves the day, Brogan becomes fascinated by Cannon but has to protect him from the unscrupulous, scandal-hungry Bert. 113508 1972 Annette N Kleine, Dorothea Germany Journalist 113509 1982 Annie M Photographer (Wayne Cilento). 113510 1977 Annie Hall M DVD -R HQ 2421, 2422. L. Cult Movies News Media. Marshall McLuhan (himself). Dick Cavett (himself) 113511 1954 Annie Oakley T Series 1-1954 to 2-1957. Editor Tom Conrad (Fess Parker) of the Diablo Courier (the position later played by Stanley Andrews as Chet Osgood 113512 1935 Annie Oakley M DVD -R HQ 5713, 5714. Reporter. Writer Major Ned Butline (Dick Elliott). 113513 1954 Annie Oakley: Annie and the Mystery Woman T Episode #17. 5-1-1954 Newspaper Publisher Tom Conrad (Fess Parker). 113514 2007 Annie Seymour: Dead of the Day NM Olson, Karen E. #3 Annie Seymour Series Crime Reporter Annie Seymour of the New Haven Herald investigates an unidentified body in the harbor on a soggy April in New Haven. The strange fact that there were bee stings on the floater gives Seymour an intriguing excuse to put off her profile of the new police chief -- a piece that becomes a lot more interesting when the subject is gunned down. But this is only the beginning of a killer expose because as she connects the dots between the John Doe, the police chief, and the city’s struggling immigrant population, Police Reporter Seymour is drawing a line between herself and someone who doesn’t want her to learn the truth or live to report it. 113515 2005 Annie Seymour: Sacred Cows N Olson, Karen E. #1 Annie Seymour Series Crime Reporter Annie Seymour of the New Haven Herald is yanked from her bed by an early morning phone call from her editor. Soon she's shivering on a wet, dark city street, staring down at the once beautiful, now broken body of a Yale University coed." "Paid to observe and get just the facts before writing up her stories for the New Haven Herald, Annie finds herself drawn to the story of an Ivy League sophomore whose secret moonlighting led to her violent murder. But after Annie links the girl's death to a network of vice and fraud buried deep in the city's shadows, the cynical reporter is shocked to discover her own mother is involved." "With help from a sexy private investigator, Annie investigates but stumbles upon one obstacle after another. Her cop lover stonewalls her, her editor pulls her off the assignment to cover a surreal parade of fiberglass cows grazing throughout the city. An overeager cub reporter nips at her heels to get the scoop for himself. Annie must take the biggest gamble of her career -- outwit a dangerous con man to uncover the truth that could win her that elusive Pulitzer -- or mention in the obituary column. 113516 2006 Annie Seymour: Secondhand Smoke N Olson, Karen E. #2 Annie Seymour Series Crime Reporter Annie Seymour of the New Haven Herald investigates a mysterious fire that destroys the town's best Italian restaurant and leaves a corpse in the rubble. The cynical reporter has lived in the Wooster Square area of New Haven her whole life. She's the child of a Jewish mother and an Italian stepfather. Her romance with police detective Tom Behr over, Annie is more than a little in love with Vinnie DeLucia, a Sinatra look-alike who's otherwise engaged. In short order, Annie's father flies in from Vegas, visits a mob boss and avoids the FBI, who are looking for mob connections. It's only after Annie's father is wounded by an unseen gunman that she and Vinnie work out the whole story. 113517 2009 Annie Seymour: Shot Girl NM Olson, Karen E. #4 Annie Seymour Series Crime Reporter Annie Seymour, police reporter for the New Haven Herald has a talent for running into trouble. So it should come as no surprise when her co-worker’s bachelorette party at a local club quickly turns into a crime scene. What is surprising is that the dead club manager in the parking lot happens to be Annie’s ex-husband and the bullet shells around his body match the gun she has in her car. 113518 2003 Annie Szabo: Hummingbird Wizard, The NM Blevins, Meredith #1 Annie Szabo Series Journalist Annie Szabo's gypsy husband left her with three kids, a fledgling career as a tabloid journalist and a feisty, indomitable mother-in-law who loves men, red undies and telling fortunes at Madame Mina's Mystic Café in San Francisco. Years pass and Annie and Madam Mina clash, make up and clash again. The kids grow up. Mina marries a couple of times without bothering with divorce. Property values increase. Someone shoots a lawyer formerly married to Mina's daughter and Annie's oldest friend.. Mina sets out to avenge her ex-son-in-law. Annie joins her in tracking down the murderer. Along the way, Annie meets the elusive Hummingbird Wizard, a Romany relative she didn't know she had. 113519 2006 Annie Szabo: Red Hot Empress, The NM Blevins, Meredith #3 Annie Szabo Series Journalist Annie Szabo is a California freelance journalist working for The Eye who writes an article about her former mother-in-law and her new find, an Asian boy with the power to heal through music. The story puts the youngster in danger. Everyone wants a piece of the rising star of San Francisco's Chinatown including a shady evangelist, the FBI, the tongs and a man who talks to dolphins. After two suspicious deaths, Annie and the boy go on the lam not knowing whom to trust or why. Annie's lover and her daughter are also tossed into the intrigue along with a pair of meddling world-famous twins. Through it all, Szabo keeps her cool until a devastating family secret almost costs her both her mind and her life. Under Annie's protection, the boy breaks into a crematorium, blows up the mother-in-law's Mystic Café and helps deliver a baby. There are chases, firecrackers, cell phone calls from the dead and a giant dragon snaking through Chinatown's streets. 113520 2004 Annie Szabo: Vanished Priestess, The NM Blevins, Meredith #2 Annie Szabo Series Journalist Annie Szabo is a California freelance journalist who finds her life turned into a three-ring circus. Her eccentric Gypsy fortune-teller mother-in-law Madame Mina has parked her trailer in Annie's yard and virtually moved in with her. When her neighbor is murdered, Annie has her hands full tracking down her neighbor's killer as well as protecting her daughter Abra and her grandson, Joey, who are on the run from an abusive husband. The neighbor owned a circus and Annie and her P.I. friend vow to catch the killer. 113521 1990 Annie Tyson-Tyree: A.K.A.: Also Known As NM OWN - P Pedneau, Dave Reporter. Annie Tyson-Tyree, police reporter 113522 1987 Annie Tyson-Tyree: A.P.B.: All Points Bulletin NM OWN - P - PVL Pedneau, Dave Reporter. Annie Tyson-Tyree, police reporter 113523 1989 Annie Tyson-Tyree: B.O.L.O.: Beyond the Look-Out NM OWN - P Pedneau, Dave Reporter. Annie Tyson-Tyree, police reporter 113524 1991 Annie Tyson-Tyree: B&E: Breaking and Entering NM OWN - P Pedneau, Dave Reporter. Annie Tyson-Tyree, police reporter 113525 1988 Annie Tyson-Tyree: D.O.A.: Dead on Arrival NM OWN - P Pedneau, Dave Reporter Annie Tyson-Tyree, police reporter 113526 1992 Annie Tyson-Tyree: N.F.D.: No Fair Deal NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Pedneau, Dave Reporter Annie Tyson-Tyree, police reporter. 113527 1992 Annie Tyson-Tyree: N.F.D.: No Further Description NM Pedneau, Dave Reporter Annie Tyson-Tyree, police reporter and Raven County’s special investigator, Whit Pynchon, her lover, become convinced that the terrified three-year-old girl who is kidnapped from Milbrook’s Funtime Day-Care Center by a man in a clown mask is facing a much uglier and possibly deadly fate. They must double their efforts to unmask and capture a kidnapper who may be desperate enough to turn killer. The little girl’s frantic mother is certain her ex-husband is to blame. But when a mysterious prowler begins stalking another child at the Center, Pynchon is convinced someone else is to blame. With the help of Annie, he hopes to solve the case and save the girl. 113528 1984 Annie's Coming Out M News Media. Reporter (Stuart Bates). Newsman (Philip Stammers). 113529 1995 Annigoni: Portrait of an Artist M Critic (Benedetto Annigoni). 113530 1986 Annihilator, The MT Taylor, Roderick, Bruce A. Taylor (Teleplay) TV Pilot Reporter Angela Taylor (Catherine Mary Stewart) beings behaving strangely when she returns from a vacation in Hawaii. Los Angeles Guardian Editor-Publisher Richard Armour (Mark Lindsay Chapman) believes the reporter has been replaced by an android. Reporter Angela begins writing her stories on a word processor even though she has previously avoided using computers because she claimed they turn people into non-humans. She also starts writing editorials supporting experiments on animals. When her eyes begin to glow, Armour knows the truth and begins tracking down the alien-made robots. Still searching as the film ends. Rivalry between the Guardian and the Los Angeles Dateline. 113531 1998 Annika Bengtzon: Bomber, The (aka Sprangaren) N Marklund, Liza. Kajsa Von Hofsten (Translator) #1 Annika Bengtzon Series. Sweden. The Annika Bengtzon series has not been written in the order in which the events in the novels take place. The chronological order is: 1998. Swedish Journalist Annika Bengtzon is asleep and it is early in the morning in December when the call comes in. Within minutes she is at the site of a nightmare. A bomb has destroyed Stockholm’s Olympic arena. Annika has a hunch the blast isn’t terrorism. But if she closes in on that truth she may well end up on the Bomber’s list of victims. Annika Bengtzon, crime editor for the Stockholm tabloid Kvellspressen, investigates the bombing of the Olympic venue at Victoria Stadium where the body of Christina Furhage, the head of the committee organizing the Stockholm Games has been literally blown to bits. Balancing the demands of her family and those of her job, pumping her police contact for information and trying to decide how much of it to publish while barely holding her own in the petty squabbles that flare up daily in the newsroom, Annika digs into Christina's past to find death threats, a hidden marriage and the underhanded way in which she got her job. And when a second bomb goes off, you can bet that Annika will be targeted by the killer. Christmas is just a week away and Stockholm Reporter Bengtzon comfortably sleeps in her spouse knowing she has some shopping to do. Just after three in the morning, a call comes from her paper Kvellspressen: a terrorist has blown up Victoria Stadium, the site of the Olympic arena. They need her to help cover the current fire and subsequent investigation. Annika immediately calls a cab and leaves for the stadium. While everyone else believes terrorists were sending a message, Annika thinks this is different. She believes the bombing was an inside job to cover up a murder. As Annika gets closer to the truth while neglecting her husband and two children, she soon finds the Bomber is pursuing her. The male journalists consistently mistreat the sole female journalist in this series. Accurate picture of the pressures and responsibilities of a reporter’s job and life in Sweden. Examination of what women like Annika go through in a world run by men. 113532 2007 Annika Bengtzon: Lifetime (aka Livstid) SS Marklund, Liza. #7 Annika Bengtzon Series. Sweden. The Annika Bengtzon series has not been written in the order in which the events in the novels take place. The chronological order is: 2007 -- Takes place some months after “The Red Wolf.” Swedish Journalist Annika Bengtzon is the fictional Stockholm tabloid, Kvellspressen’s Sub-Editor. Police Officer Nina Hoffman finds her fellow officer David Lindholm naked on his bed with bullets through his head and stomach. Sitting next to the body is his wife Julia. The traumatized Julia rambles on about a woman entering the house, killing David and running off with her son, but all the evidence seems to point in Julia’s direction. Crime Reporter Bengtzon covers the case and is drawn in head first when she sees that Julia is about to be falsely charged. Working against the clock, Annika must clear Julia’s name and find her missing son. 113533 2006 Annika Bengtzon: Nobels’s Last Will (aka Nobels testamente) N Marklund, Liza. #6 Annika Bengtzon Series. Sweden. The Annika Bengtzon series has not been written in the order in which the events in the novels take place. The chronological order is: 2006 -- Takes place some months after “The Red Wolf.” Swedish Journalist Annika Bengtzon is the fictional Stockholm tabloid, Kvellspressen’s Sub-Editor. Crime Reporter Bengtzon is covering the glamorous Nobel Prize Dinner, traditionally held in Stockholm’s City Hall, for the first time. The world’s notabilities are enjoying themselves on the dance floor when suddenly gunshots break through the music. Annika is pushed down on the floor by someone escaping the scene. Soon she is caught in the middle of an intricate drama with links to Alfred Nobel, not just as a reporter but also as a key witness. 113534 2000 Annika Bengtzon: Paradise (aka Paradiset) N Marklund, Liza. Ingrid Eng-Rundlow (Translator) #3 Annika Bengtzon Series. Sweden. The Annika Bengtzon series has not been written in the order in which the events in the novels take place. The chronological order is: 2000 -- A direct continuation of “Studio 69.” Swedish Journalist Annika Bengtzon is the fictional Stockholm tabloid, Kvellspressen’s Sub-Editor. A hurricane sweeps cross Sweden leaving chaos in its wake. Two men lie dead in Stockholm, shot in the head at point-blank range. A young woman runs for her life. She finds refuge in Paradise, a foundation dedicated to those whose lives are in danger. Newspaper Sub-Editor Annika Bengtzon is trying to piece her life back together following the violence death of her fiancé, and covering the story of Paradise is just the break she needs. But as she’s about to find out, neither the young woman nor Paradise are quite what they appear to be. How to disappear completely -- that’s the special gift offered by Paradise, a private firm that offers aid to fugitives from criminal pursuers. With funding from Swedish social welfare agencies, Paradise gives victims on the run a new chance at life. Or so it seems. By a lonely dockside at the international port in Stockholm, two men lie dead. A witness, a woman, runs from a relentless, invisible killer. Soon she seeks refuge with Paradise. About this time Bengtzon begins to cover the story of Paradise. She begins to get hints of trouble. Annika eventually finds an ally in Thomas Samuelsson, a city accountant who wants to know what the Paradise Foundation is doing with the funding it is getting. Following the money goes to unexpected places. Together, Annika and Samuelsson get to the bottom of things. 113535 2003 Annika Bengtzon: Paradise (aka Paradiset) MF Marklund, Liza (Novel) Sweden Tabloid Journalist Annika Bengtzon (Helena Bergstrom) is writing about a murder in the port of Stockholm and she suspects that the Yugoslav mafia is involved. But she also finds links to a foundation that runs a shelter for battered women, Paradiset. Looking for a good story, she also meets a welfare official who also thinks that the foundation should be investigated. 113536 2008 Annika Bengtzon: Place in the Sun, A (aka En plats i solen) N Marklund, Liza. #8 Annika Bengtzon Series. Sweden. The Annika Bengtzon series has not been written in the order in which the events in the novels take place. The chronological order is: 2008 -- Direct sequel to “Livstid.” Swedish Journalist Annika Bengtzon is the fictional Stockholm tabloid, Kvellspressen’s Sub-Editor. A brutal robbery has killed an entire Swedish family on Spain’s Sun Coast: grandmother, husband and wife, and their two children wiped out in an instant. Crime Reporter Bengtzon is assigned the job and flies down to the area, known to attract celebrities, sports stars and big-shot brokers, and report back on the case. Her investigation follows peasant life in Sweden during the Second World War to a drug lord’s Moroccan farm in the present. 113537 2002 Annika Bengtzon: Prime Time N Marklund, Liza. Ingrid Eng-Rundow (Translator). #4 Annika Bengtzon Series. Sweden. The Annika Bengtzon series has not been written in the order in which the events in the novels take place. The chronological order is: 2002 -- The action occurs between “Paradise” and “The Bomber.” Reporter Annika Bengtzon of Kvellspressen newspaper, solves crimes one step ahead of the police. This time it's the brutal murder of a TV show host, Michelle Carson, during the filming of a series. Isolated location creates 12 suspects, all loosely connected to the show. Two of the suspects work for Bengtzon's newspaper Kvallspressen, another used to share a desk with her and still another is her best friend. There are also strains in Annika's relationship with her partner because of her job and the high level power politics played out at the newspaper. "In her hometown, no one was impressed by her work, her career, and ambitions. They felt sorry for her." Even her aunt asks her, "Writing about violence and crime. Is that really a suitable job for a woman?" Chairman of the Kvellspressen board asks, "What about the rest of you (journalists), like this Annika Bengtzon -- what kind of person is she? How can she write garbage like this?" 113538 2003 Annika Bengtzon: Red Wolf, The (aka Den Roda Vargen) N Marklund, Liza. #5 Annika Bengtzon Series. Sweden. The Annika Bengtzon series has not been written in the order in which the events in the novels take place. The chronological order is: 2003 -- An independent story that picks up from the end of “The Bomber.” Swedish Journalist Annika Bengtzon is the fictional Stockholm tabloid, Kvellspressen’s Sub-Editor. In the middle of the freezing winter, a journalist is murdered in the northern Swedish town of Lulea. Crime Reporter Bengtzon suspects that the killing is linked to an attack against an air base in the late Sixties. Against the explicit orders of her boss, Annika continues her investigation into the death, which is soon followed by a series of shocking murders. Annika becomes drawn into a spiral of terrorism and violence centered around a small communist group called The Beasts. Meanwhile, her marriage starts to slide, and in the end she is not only determined to find the truth, but also forced to question her own husband’s honesty. 113539 1999 Annika Bengtzon: Studio Sex (aka Studio 69) N Marklund, Liza. Kajsa Von Hofsten (Translator) #2 Annika Bengtzon Series. Sweden. The Annika Bengtzon series has not been written in the order in which the events in the novels take place. The chronological order is: 1999 -- Takes place eight years before the action of “The Bomber.” Swedish Journalist Annika Bengtzon whose early days at a Stockholm newspaper where her fledgling talent for uncovering the truth is just taking flight. The corpse of a young woman has been found in Stockholm's Kronoberg Park -- and the shocking, unsolved crime becomes a media feeding frenzy, as journalists vie to scoop the murder story of the summer. For a young freelance reporter like Annika, it's a chance to jump-start her career. But she's about to discover that ambition has a price, as she wades into the city's dark underworld of sex clubs and high-powered politics. Justice for a dead woman is at stake, and Annika is about to discover the cost of putting herself on the line while trying to make a deadline. Eight years before her Bomber adventures, Annika Bengtzon is a novice reporter for the fictional Stockholm tabloid,Kvellspressen. Assigned to screening crank phone calls on the tip line in hopes of getting an occasional valid news break, Annika receives an anonymous tip about the nude corpse of a young girl in a public park. Sent with a photographer and an experienced reporter to follow up, she is rewarded with the admiration of her editors for her reporting but falls victim to the envy of the regular staff for her success. As the plot develops, the focus of the investigation shifts from the victim's lover, the owner of the upscale sex club where she worked, to an important government minister who keeps a secret apartment near the park. Delving into the bureaucrat's alibi, Annika discovers that he is somehow involved in the coverup of the reappearance of a missing archive that could shake the foundation of the ruling Social Democrats. She discovers an important government minister is involved in cover-up that could shake the foundation of ruling Social Democrats. Dons a G-string and goes undercover. Early days on a Stockholm newspaper. Shocking unsolved crime becomes media feeding frenzy as journalists vie to scoop the murder story of the summer. Young freelance reporter like Bengtzon, it's a chance to jump-start her career. Annika is a summer hire at the Stockholm tabloid Kvellspressen, She desperately wants to become a permanent reporter on the newspaper. Currently she listens to crank calls on the paper’s tip line in hopes of obtaining a legitimate story. One call Annika takes provides the locale of a naked raped dead girl. Not expecting much from the tip as these usually turn out to be pranks, her editor sends Annika with a photographer to investigate. Annika provides a strong story that earns her accolades from her boss. She continues her inquiries into the life of the victim as she feels that this story is her ticket to a permanent job with the newspaper. But the case takes an absurd twist from the lover being the suspect to a high government official as a more likely murder candidate. As she follows that detour, Annika begins to uncover a cover-up conspiracy that if exposed could destroy Sweden’s current ruling party’s grip on the government. 113540 2001 Anniversary Party, The M Photographer Jennifer Beals as a globe-trotting photographer 113541 1993 Anniversary, The N Canon, Rachel Journalist David Weinhardt, the first female U.S. president's would-be biographer, has unearthed some puzzling and potentially damaging information. Three days after the president, a liberal consensus builder, was sworn in, she was assassinated. Her best friend and confidante is forced to confront the disturbing fact that she may have been leading a double life. She may have been conducting a long-term adulterous affair with a politically shady man with connections in the Middle East with whom her confidante once had a fling. Now acclaimed political biographer Weinhardt begins to pump her for information. Unwilling to see her friend's reputation tarnished, she undertakes her own investigation. Someone tries to stop her permanently. 113542 2003 Anniversary, The: Novel, A N Gutman, Amy Journalist Diane Massy wrote a best-selling true-crime book about a devious, charming psychopath who killed more than a hundred women. In the five years since he was executed, Massy has gone on to new projects after her bestseller about his rampage. On the fifth anniversary, Massy and two other women get a chilling message -- the killer's legacy of terror lives on. 113543 1977 Anno zero - guerra nello spazio MF Italy. Sci-Fi Journalist (Tom Felleghy). 113544 1998 Annonce faite a Marius, L' MF France. Photographer (Guy Ferrandis). 113545 2005 Ano que trafique con mujeres, El MF Female Journalist 113546 1999 Anonymous Journalists D IJPC 122 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Two -- 1970s and 1980s, The -- Anonymous Journalist as Villain, The. Superhero Journalists: Clark Kent and the Daily Planet. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Anonymous Journalist as Villain: Montage of Media: “Preppie Murders,” “Winning to Kill,” “Roxanne,” “Death Wish,” “While Justice Sleeps,” “The Palermo Connection,” “The Accused,” “Cry in the Dark,” “Legal Eagles." “The Fugitive,” “L.A. Law,” “Murder One,” “Amy Fisher Story,” “Protocol,” “Ricochet.” “King Kong,” “Miami Vice,” "Die Hard," Die Hard II, "The Lost Honor of Kathryn Beck," "Assassination," "Perry Mason," "The Rockford Files," "Spencer: For Hire," "CHiPs." “Highway to Heaven,” “Hunter,” “Barnaby Jones,” “Magnum P.I., “ “The Dead Pool.” Superhero Journalists include: 1940 Superman cartoons, Superman movie serials, “Adventures of Superman: The Television Program,” "Superman: The Movie," "Superman II and III" "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace," "Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman," "The Adventures of Superman Saturday Morning Cartoons," "The New Batman and Superman Adventures," "Batman," "Spider-Man," Spider-Man Cartoons. 113547 1984 Another Blue-Eyed Quarterback SS PVL Girion, Barbara In "Very Brief Season, A." Editor-in-Chief Paul Darcy of the magazine, The Crestview Tracings. Yearbook Editor Stephanie Brandt tries to work on magazine. 113548 1951 Another Body in Grant's Tomb, The NM Starnes, Richard Press 113549 1973 Another Case of Identity SM GPL Irvine, R.R. In "Best Detective Stories of the Year -- 1975, 29th Annual Collection." TV. Channel 3. Sherlock Holmes and Watson show. No journalism. 113550 1989 Another Chance M TV Interviewer (Karen Stanton). Photographer (John Rockwell). 113551 1997 Another City, Not My Own N Dunne, Dominick Reporter Gus Bailey covers the O.J. Simpson trial for Vanity Fair magazine 113552 1984 Another Country M Journalist. Western Journalist gets an interview with expatriate. 113553 1976 Another Day: Five the Hard Way T Pettus, Ken Episode 12-29-1976 News Media 113554 1935 Another Face M DVD -R HQ 5709, 5710 Press Agent Joe Haynes (Wallace Ford). Cameraman (Edward W. Burns). 113555 2006 Another Green World N Grant, Richard Journalist Sammy Butler is a left-wing journalist riding into the Reich with the Red Army. He learns that an old friend has obtained incendiary information about the Final Solution and embarks on a shadowy quest of his own.. In 1929, at an international youth summit in the Weimar Republic four young Americans meet various German counterparts on a remote mountaintop talking late into the night about politics and a world that will soon be plunged into chaos. In 1944, one of them is running a failing German restaurant in Washington D.C., and another is pushing pencils for the Roosevelt administration. Childhood friends now estranged are suddenly reunited with their old friend. Butler sees the horrors of the Eastern Front. Two others end up in liberated Yugoslavia. And the friend who knows about the Final Solution survives the Nazi occupation and now faces another destiny altogether. 113556 1981 Another Life T Serial TV Newscaster. Ravenswood, suburb of Richmond, Virginia: Scott Davidson (John Corseau) television newscaster 113557 2001 Another Life M UK Photographer, Courtroom (Sean Boru). 113558 1991 Another Love N Galgoczi, Erzsebet (Ines Rieder translator) Journalist Eva Szalanczky in her late 20s, is shot and killed in 1959. 113559 1950 Another Mug for the Bier NM OWN - P Starnes, Richard Newspaperman Rough, tough newspaperman is the narrator 113560 1999 Another Planet M Newscaster (Babs Hopkinson - Voice-Over). 113561 2002 Another Pretty Face MT VHSSP 1312 TV Anchorwoman Diana Downs (Mel Harris) who, at 45, is washed out, replaced by a neophyte. She reinvents herself as a younger woman to get another chance. Cosmetic surgery gives her a new career. TV Station Manager (Conrad Janis). News Room Technician (Ivan Kraljevic). 113562 1981 Another Runner in the Night NSF Granit, Robert Gossip Columnist libels the hero after he assaults him. 113563 1988 Another Savage Day in the Belly of the Whale SS UCLA Johnson, David In "Stiller's Pond: New Fiction From the Upper Midwest." Reporter is narrator who tears up his resignation note. Discussion of media. For the small-town journalist, the weather is the only news in the Midwest. Wire services suggest life elsewhere is going on, it is hard to believe. Here the snow falls and falls. 113564 1939 Another Thin Man M L Newsboy (Eddie Buzzard). Police Photographer (Charles Sherlock). 113565 1958 Another Time, Another Place M SV 187 Coffee, Lenore (Novel). Stanley Mann (Screenplay) Ness Book - Turner. Correspondent Sara Scott (Lana Turner) for the New York Standard stationed in London during World War II falls in love with BBC Reporter Mark Trevor (Sean Connery) even though he is married and she engaged to her publisher Carter Reynolds (Barry Sullivan) While covering German surrender in Italy, Trevor is killed. After war ends, Scott goes to seaside village where Trevor's wife lives with their son. While a guest in their home, Scott suffers emotional breakdown and wife invites her to stay. Two women become friends. Decide to collaborate on biography of Trevor using his broadcasts and columns. . Scott tells wife about the affair. Emotional confrontation. Two women reconcile. Scott leaves with publisher for New York. When she and Trevor earlier arrived a site of a bomb being defused, sergeant sees Scott and says, "I thought the angels came after the explosion." Scott: "Thank you, Sergeant, but I'm from the New York Standard, and that's hardly heaven." Scott acts like one of the boys, wearing slacks and playing poker with male reporters. "Your paper doesn't want you to get killed for a story, does it?" Scott: "It practically demands it." 113566 1955 Another Time, Another Place N OWN - H Coffee, Lenore Female Journalist and a British broadcaster fall in love. He's married. 113567 1982 Another Way (Egymasra Nezve) M Galgoczi, Erzsebet (Book - Torvenyen belul and Screenplay with Karoly Makk). Hungary - Ness Book Journalist Eva Szalanczky (Jadwiga Jankowska-Cieslak) gets a job at a weekly paper, The Truth, after the 1956 uprising. At an editorial meeting, she demonstrates her unwillingness to compromise in reporting the truth about the country's political climate. Szalanczky, Co-worker Livia (Grazyna Szapolowska)and a male reporter are assigned to investigate the corruption of agricultural cooperatives in a small town. Livia sleeps with male reporter. Szalanczky resigns when her story is rejected as being too controversial for the current political situation. The two women journalists become lovers. Livia shot by angry husband. Szalanczky is shot while making a run for the border. She represented a new spirit of openness in her work and sexuality. Uneasy climate in which press operates at the time. Editor, a dedicated journalist who has to come to terms with making compromises. 113568 1934 Another Wild Idea M Charley Chase Radio Broadcast 113569 1964 Another World: TS Reporter (David Schifter), pesky reporter 113570 1979 Another World: TS Editor Philip Lyons (Robert Gentry, 1979-1981) of Cory Publications. In 1988, another takeover great occurred with Cory Publishing. 113571 1994 Another World: TS Series 5-4-1964- NBC African-American Publisher Marshall Lincoln Kramer III (Randy Brooks). Felicia Gallant (Linda Dano, 1983-) becomes an alcoholic and then has an affair with her black publisher Kramar. 113572 1967 Another World: TS Newspaper Photographer (Leslie Barrett). 113573 2005 Answer by Fire NSF Donald, Roger James Newsman Ragner Samson in Los Angeles is devastated when he discovers that his missing wife and children are part of a supernatural occurrence he has been covering for the Times. He gropes for direction and finds it in a book his wife always reads -- a Bible. He leads a renegade ban of resisters through the back streets of Los Angeles, on their way to a supernatural conclusion. 113574 1993 Answer Came There None NM Ferrars, Elizabeth X. (pseudonym of Morna Doris Brown, nee Mactaggart). Freelance Writer. Sara Marriott ghostwrites memoirs of a well-known general. 113575 1959 Answer in the Negative N Hamilton, Henrietta Press 113576 1675 Answer, The PO USC Anonymous Press 113577 1953 Answers for Americans DT Public Affairs Show 113578 1954 Answers for Americans DT 3-7-1954 to 6-27-1954. ABC Host Hardy Burt. Panel debated questions of current interest. 113579 1865 Answers to Correspondents SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 113580 1954 Anta Manavalle MF Newspaper Editor (Perumallu). 113581 2002 Antagonist’s Handbook, The N Heassler, Christopher J. Paparazzo Paul creates a gang of paparazzi photographers, who with the help of their almighty union, not only extort the famous, but also become the most feared group in Hollywood. It started when two aging losers Paul and Andy come to the realization that their days of screwing teenage girls they pick up around Seattle coffee shops has come to an end. They decide that the only way to leave their mark on the world is to move to Los Angeles and extort celebrities. Paul climbs his way to the top of one of the most ruthless industries in Hollywood, the Paparazzi, pulling up alongside him his buddy Andy and a motley crew of unlikely characters. Paul and Andy begin to realize their gals by digging up some of Hollywood’s washed-up celebrities. They convince the celebrities that by extorting themselves for the tabloids, they can obtain a second shot at the fame that has long since left them. From there, the small band of paparazzi photographers become very successful. An ultimatum put to union leaders by a well-dressed Italian from New York for a large cut of their tabloid business soon breeds dissension in the ranks of the union leaders. When the gangsters make their move, the union members become divided and the leaders quarrel over which course to pursue. 113582 2008 Antarctica M Israel Journalist Ronen (Guy ZoArtez) is a gay journalist whose research into alien abductions brings him into contact with an eccentric woman who has written a best-seller about such experiences. Ronan lives with Danny, a sweet kid who was once involved with a tireless sex machine. Gay life in Tel Aviv. 113583 2006 Anteeksianto MF Finland News Media. TV Newsreader Uutistenlukija (Heidi Peltoniemi). TV Reporter Huipputoimittaja (Johanna Molin). 113584 1990 Antena 3 noticias: DF News Program. Newsreaders Jose Maria Carrascal (1990-1994), Luis Herrera (1990-1994), Miriam Romero (1990-), Esmeralda Velasco (1990-1994), Fernando Gonzalez Urbane (1991-1994), Manuel Campo Vidal (1992-1994), Jose Maria Car rascal (1992-1999). Newsreaders Olga Viza (1992-), Roberto Acre (1993-1999), Jose Antonio Gavial (1994-1997), Pedro Piquero (1994-1997), Maria Rye (1994-1997), Rosa Maria Mateo (1994-), Carlo Garcia Hirschfeld (1995-1977), Matias Prats (1998), Susana Grisco (1999-). Newsreaders Fernando Onega (1999-), Ernest Saenz de Buruaga (1999-), Soledad Arroyo (2002-), Manu Carreno (2002-), Roberto Ace (2005-), Matias Prats (2005-). Weather Forecaster Minerva Piquero (1990-). Sports Newsreader Manu Sanchez (1990-), Antonio Luque (2002-), J.J. Santos (2002-). Commentaries Federico Jimenez Lozano (1991-). 113585 1999 Antenneforeningen MF Journalist (Peter Frodin) 113586 1984 Anthonsen: Den store sag TF Episode #1. Journalist (Flemming Sorensen). 113587 1930 Anthony in the Nude N MLPL Brinig, Myron Reporter had both a bad and a good nature at war with each other. Lower nature persuades him to marry a rich woman. Anthony, reader in a magazine office. Phineas Andrews, the Editor 113588 1894 Anthony Langsyde: Modern Love Story, A N USC Birrell, Olive Editor Fred, in Rivington managing a daily paper, wants Anthony to be the editor of the Rivington Observer. 113589 1988 Anthony Mantegna: Secret Six II CB Action Comics Weekly #60/3. May 24, 1988 Reporter Anthony Mantegna is deaf. Part of the Secret Six II organized by second Mockingbird, Carlo di Rienzi. Teams up with blind Vietnam vet, special effects master suffering from rheumatoid arthritis, a mute actress, an Olympic-level tracker with crippled legs, and an epileptic mathematician. All supplied with devices that compensate them for disabilities. In return, have to do Mockingbird's work, battling espionage and crime that could not be stopped by conventional means or through legal authorities. If they defy Mockingbird, he could deactivate their devices. Team learned truth about Mockingbird and the original Secret Six. Current whereabouts unknown. 113590 1906 Anthony Overman N MLPL Michelson, Miriam Newspaperwoman Jessie Incell, "a woman with a man's tolerance and a clear, big brain, and the sweetest, most spirited, jolliest face in the world." Also a woman newspaper artist. Profit-hungry institution called a newspaper. Low ratings for newspapermen and newspapers. 113591 1918 Anthony Trent, Master Criminal NM Martyn, Wyndham Reporter who starts to write mystery stories. 25 novels including this one. 113592 2002 Antibody M TV Newswoman Nancy Pearson (Kathleen Lambert) of ANN. ANN News. Cameraman (Victor Bralen). 113593 0001 Antidosis ER COPY Isocrates 51-61 B.C. Critic 113594 0001 Antigone P USC Sophocles 400 B.C. Messenger. " Questions and answers about what happened and how it happened. "That is my news. What next, remains with you." "Still 'tis true That no man loves the messenger of ill." 113595 1843 Antique Ring, The SS USC Hawthorne, Nathaniel In "Tales, Sketches and Other Papers." Editors of fashionable periodicals. Rufus Griswold is an American editor who praises a writer. Also literary critic approving of character's poetry George Stillman Hillard, a Boston editor. 113596 2005 Antiques Road show FYI DT 2005- Series Correspondent Clay Reynolds (Himself - 2005). 113597 2008 Antiques Roadshow: Politically Correct - Photographer Cecil Stoughton DT DVD -R HQ 10498 Photographer Cecil Stoughton, the chief photographer for the John F. Kennedy White House and the first official White House photographer who died on November 3 at 88. His photographs are featured. In 1940, Stoughton enlisted in the Army Air Corps and was assigned to a photographer training program that included stints in New York to study with Alfred Eisenstadt and Margaret Bourke-White and in Hollywood to learn motion-picture photography. He was a combat photographer. He was sent to photograph President Kennedy’s inauguration in 1961 and became the in-house photographer to the president. Best known for his iconic photo of President Lyndon Johnson being sworn in on Air Force One after Kennedy was assassinated. He stayed on with the Johnson administration until 1965, and in 1967, upon retiring from the Army, he became chief still photographer for the National Park Service. 113598 2008 Antiques Roadshow: Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus Letter DT DVD -R HQ 10668 Episode. 12-20-2008 Newspaper. The real letter Virginia wrote to the New York Editor Francis Church asking if there is a Santa Claus. She wrote that if the newspaper said there really was a Santa Claus, then she knew it would be true because a newspaper only prints the truth. Worth of letter plus background of the actual letter. 113599 2001 Antitrust (AntiTrust) M News Media. Reporter (Linden Banks). Reporter (Rob Court). Reporter (Scott Fee). Reporter (Claire Riley). Reporter (Patti Vietta). Party Reporter (Benita Ha). Reporter (Tamara Taggart). Reporter (Norma Jean Wick). News Anchor (Kevin Hayes). . TV Interviewer (Dayna Devon). Press Photographer (Bran Walley). Cameraman (Robert J. Halas). 113600 2001 Antonia - Zwischen Liebe und Macht MTF Germany. Paparazzo 1 (Polat Dal). 113601 1999 Antonio, Um Rapaz de Lisboa MF Portugal Journalist (Ana Nave). 113602 1607 Antony and Cleopatra P Shakespeare, William Messenger. Act III Scene VII. Enter a Messenger. Antony: Thy business? Messenger: The news is true, my lord; he is descried; Caesar has taken Toryne. * Enter a Messenger: The emperor calls Canidius. Canidius: With news the time's with labour, and throes forth Each minute some. Act II Scene V. Enter a Messenger. Cleopatra (thinking Antony is dead): O! from Italy; Ram thou thy fruitful tidings in mine ears, That long time have been barren. Messenger: Madam, madam, - He then informs her Anthony is not dead. * Re-enter Charmain and Messenger. Cleopatra: Come hither, sir. Though it be honest, it is never good To bring bad news; give to a gracious message And host of tongues…. …but let ill tidings tell. Themselves when they be felt. Messenger: I have done my duty. Act I Scene II. Messenger: The nature of bad news infects the teller. Messenger. Act V Scene II. First Guard. Caesar hath sent - Charmian: Too slow a messenger. (Applies an asp). O! come apace, dispatch…. 113603 2005 Antwerp N Royle, Nicholas English Film Critic Frank Warner is in town to interview independent director from the United States who is making a low-budget biopic about Belgian surrealist artist Paul Delvaux. When two prostitutes are murdered, Warner turns investigative journalist. Warner becomes personally involved in the story when his own girlfriend goes missing. 113604 1971 Anubhav MF India Newspaper Editor Amar (SanjeevKumar) and his wife are a high society couple entertaining lavish parties while he maintains a stressful career. They live in a spacious skyscraper apartment. At work, Amar has a hectic schedule as a newspaper editor and at home he has to contend with the loneliness of his wife who has all the trappings of the modern world with old an old servant and staff for company. His wife’s old college flame who happens to be her husband’s subordinate enters her life. She is rude to him and treats him with contempt. After some time, Amar learns about their past and they eventually work towards a reconciliation. 113605 1968 Anuska, Manequim e Mulher MF Brazil. Journalist (Jean-Claude Bernardet). Photographer (Robert Bester). 113606 2007 Anwar M India Reporter Anita (Manisha Koirala) wants an interview with Anwar who police mistakenly believe is a terrorist who is planning to detonate bombs in sacred Hindu temples. She wants the interview to establish her credibility with her boss. 113607 2001 Any Day Now; Still My Little Soldier T Episode #77. 12-2-2001 Newscaster (Charles Howerton). Reporter (LaDon Drummond). 113608 1998 Any Day Now: T Series Reporter (LaDon Drummond) 113609 2001 Any Day Now: Blinded by the White T Episode #74. 10-28-2001 Reporter (Jim Jenkins). 113610 2002 Any Day Now: It's Called Depression T VHS 1274 Episode Atlanta Reporter (Carl Lumbly) is new love in Rene's life. 113611 2001 Any Day Now: It's Not Just a Word (Part 1) T Episode #63. 3-18-2001 News Media. News Anchor (Jim Jenkins). Reporter (LaDon Drummond). 113612 2001 Any Day Now: Rebel With a Cause T Episode. 11-11-2001. Season #4. Episode #11 Lifestyles Reporter (Nelson Aspen). 113613 2000 Any Day Now: You Think I Am Lying To You? T Episode #41. 1-30-2000 News Media. Reporter #1 (Amy Powell). Reporter #2 (Shaun Robinson). Reporter (LaDon Drummond). 113614 1995 Any Given Moment N Van Wormer, Laura Radio Show Host Montgomery Grant Smith, a fat but loveable conservative talk-radio personality who is on the verge of getting his own TV show. Academic historian Elizabeth Robinson currently working for the BBC who appears on PBS. Authors race to New York from England, Los Angeles, Chicago and New Jersey forming a trusty band that swoops into action to defend the finest literary agency in New York that has just been taken over by an L.A.-based entertainment megaglomerate. 113615 1999 Any Given Sunday M DVD Sportswriter (John C. McGinley), craven journalist. Sports Reporter (RJ Johnson). Reporter (Anik Dufour). Reporter (Robert Paget). News Reporter (Tucker Brown). News Reporter (Debbie Howard). News Reporter (Eva Tamargo Lemus). High Times Reporter (Richard Black). Reporter at Mayor's Party (Hunter Reno). TV Commentator (Barry Switzer). TV Announcer at Willie's Apartment (Drew Rosenhaus). Field Photographer (Trish Dempsey). Mayor's PR Woman (Antares Davis). 113616 2005 Any Given Sunday DT News Media. AFL News Reporter (Chris Jones). Host: Garry Lyon. Co-Hosts James Brayshaw and Sam Newman. 113617 1990 Any Man's Death M Roy, Iain, Chris Kelly (Screenplay Ness Book Magazine Writer Leon (John Savage) is sent overseas to work with Photographer Greenlow (Jeff Fannell) who has gone AWOL since his partner was killed. Leon, former political writer and war correspondent, suffers from traumatic recollections of Vietnam. During one mission most of the men he was writing about were killed. After the battle the enemy slaughtered anyone whose eyes were closed, so the journalist kept his eyes open to make them believe he was dead. Since then he has adopted the policy that his job is to report, not to judge or get involved. Leon searches for Greenlow in the desert. Told he has taken up with a group of bushman. Leon, who is Jewish, suspects German scientist is former Nazi. Turns out scientist's mother was Jewish and he did experiments so he could survive. Wants Leon to write about him and act as his judge. Leon: "I report. I don't judge." Leon kills a Nazi but lets the scientist go free. "You just don't get involved. It's the first rule in the cub reporter's manual. Do not get involved. Reporters are supposed to report, and that's it. If you're going to cover a war, you just cover it. You don't need friends." 113618 1997 Any Mother's Son MT DVD -R HQ 8363, 8364 Pressroom Reporter #1 (Otto Chung). Pressroom Reporter #2 (Merle Matheson). Pressroom Reporter #3 (Laurie Fraser). Pressroom Reporter #4 (Mike Carbone). Frontlawn Reporter (Mark J. Richardson). 113619 1949 Any Number Can Play M DVD -R HQ 2931, 2932. SVD 1041 Reporter-Photographer at police station. Reporter (Arthur Space). Photographer (Ralph Montgomery). 113620 1997 Any Place but Home MT Newscaster (Patt Noday) 113621 2004 Any Place I Hang My Hat N Isaacs, Susan African-American Reporter Amy Lincoln of In-Depth weekly, a political journalist in her late 20s, goes in search of the mother who abandoned her when she was a baby. Lincoln's rocky relationship with her documentary filmmaker boyfriend. Her father spent most of her childhood in prison on a series of minor theft raps. Boarding school scholarship rescues Amy from lower-class oblivion. She goes on to Harvard and Columbia, then lands a job at In Depth, a highbrow prestigious weekly. While covering a political fund-raiser, she meets a college student who claims to be the son of one of presidential candidates. Precisely the sort of story that In Depth wouldn't deign to cover, but the idea of tracking down a lost parent intrigues Amy. Lincoln's mother abandoned her when she was 10 months old as her father went off to serve his first prison term. Her grandma raised her in the projects -- a shoplifter who works as a leg waxer to the rich and refined. As Lincoln begins search of her own past as well as the candidate's, she discovers a new and unimpeachable grandmother and a mother who is much more than she bargained for. Lincoln, a workaholic uses her reporting skills to track down her elusive mother. 113622 1969 Any Second Now T Photographer Paul Dennison (Stewart Granger) tries to kill his rich, young wife 113623 2005 Any Wednesday I'm Yours N Santos-Febres, Mayra. James Graham (Translator) Newspaper Proof Reader Julian Castrodad works at La Noticia until a rival cuts into their circulation and he is downsized. He gets a job working graveyard at a motel where patrons pay an hourly rate. Castrodad keeps a journal of the activities he witnesses that run the gamut of San Juan society. 113624 2003 Anyar MF Chief Editor (Siddique). 113625 2006 Anybody Out There? N Keyes, Marian Public Practitioner Anna Walsh, one of five Walsh sisters. She is based in New York working for a cosmetics firm. A bad car wreck sends her happy-go-lucky life into a tailspin. 113626 1931 Anybody's Blonde M Ness Book Reporter Janet Reese (Dorothy Revier) asks her editor to assign her to a story on a murdered boxer claiming she is the dead man's sister. She takes a job at a nightclub, falls in love with a boxer. Reporter pretends to be in love with a nightclub owner in order to get information. Reporter (Pat O'Malley). Editor Mr. M. Evans (Henry B. Walthall). 113627 2005 Anybuddy Home? M Short Newspaper Delivery Boy (Ian Stone). 113628 1953 Anyone Can Win DT Host Al Capp 113629 1990 Anything But Love: T SV 118, 116, 79, 64, 58. Episodes. Series 1989-1992 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Monthly Magazine. Aspiring writer Gold get a job in research at Chicago Monthly magazine. Editorial Supervisor Jules Bennett (Richard Frank). Second season: Editor Ann Magnuson (Catherine Hughes). Critic Brian Alquist (Joseph Maher). Third Season: Mike Urbanek (Bruce Weitz), everyman's writer. 113630 1991 Anything But Love: Adventures in Baby-Sitting T SV 64 Hirsch, Janis Episode #36. 4-10-91 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. Hannah gets called away and Marty is left totally alone to entertain Hannah's 5-year-old niece, Marty's appendix has other ideas 113631 1990 Anything But Love: All About Allison T On Tape Diamond, Bill and Michael Saltzman Episode #20. 1-17-1990 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. Hannah gives aspiring young journalist (Courtney Thorne-Smith) a shot at working at the magazine, but woman ends up stabbing her in the back (All About Eve) Marty is the unwitting weapon used by an aspiring young journalist against Hannah, after Hannah helped her get a chance to work for the magazine. 113632 1992 Anything But Love: Angst for the Memories T Rosenthal, David S. Episode #53. 2-5-1992 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Visit of Hannah's friend, Rachel, disturbs Marty who thinks Hannah will unlike the fact that she and Marty once had a one-night stand. 113633 1989 Anything But Love: Bang You're Dead T Van Zandt, Billy and Jane Milmore Episode #13. 11-8-1989 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Hannah loves Marty's psychiatrist to death and Marty finds it difficult to cope with being shrinkless. Marty has a final session with his shrink casket-side. 113634 1989 Anything But Love: Breast of Friends T Sage, Martin and Sybil Adelman Episode #18. 12-13-1989 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Marty nurses a bruised ego when he sings show tunes on a news talk show and Hannah makes a celebrity out of a woman who was thrown out of a restaurant for nursing her baby. 113635 1989 Anything But Love: Burning the Toad (aka The Jack Story) T Guitar, Sheree Episode #3. 3-21-1989 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Monthly Magazine. Hannah's old boyfriend and Marty's ex-college roommate are one in the same person, and Jack tries to convince her that he has changed. Meanwhile, Hannah and Marty are working on a story that will expose a charity scam 113636 1992 Anything But Love: Call of the Mild, The T Rasmussen, Bruce Episode #50. 1-8-1992 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Marty, Jules & Mike go to a wild man weekend in which Marty refuses to take part, Jules decides to right Catherine's wrongs and Mike writes a poem. 113637 1992 Anything But Love: Catherine Honey, I'm Home T Borden, Robert Episode #52. 1-22-1992 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Catherine seeks cooking advice from Hannah when the husband from her open marriage suddenly shows up, wanting a divorce because he has found a new mate. 113638 1989 Anything But Love: Ch-Ch-Changes T On Tape Noah, Peter Episode #7 9-2-1989. Second Season Opener Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Monthly Magazine. Hip new editor Catherine Hughes (Ann Magnuson) shakes everything up including easily rattled Marty Hannah returns from a vacation to find that the magazine has been bought by a corporation and the hip new editor comes in and begins to stir things up, especially Marty who considers resigning. Hannah becomes a writer, the magazine is changed to a weekly format and is renamed The Chicago Weekly and an English book and theater critic is brought into review television. When Hannah comes back from her vacation, she finds that the magazine is under new management. Norman was fired, Pamela is gone and the new boss is Catherine Hughes who is tough and wants the magazine to focus on anything and everything that is hip. She also promotes Hannah to a staff writer and hires a new face, Brian Allquist (Joseph Maher), a writer from London and a renowned book and theater critic. 113639 1991 Anything But Love: Day After, The T Hirsch, Janis Episode #33. 3-20-1991 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. Hannah's first deadline prompts her first fight with Marty when she loses the article in the computer Marty and Hannah have their first relationship-related fight the next day at work when Marty must edit her article and Hannah resents the changes. 113640 1990 Anything But Love: Days of Whine and…The T Hirsch, Janis Episode #27. 3-21-1990 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Woman arrives and threatens to make Brian's life a living hell, by threatening to get back at him for the bad review he gave that caused her husband to die. Hannah meets Marty's ex-fiancée at his family's Seder and sees that the old flame may still be lit. 113641 1989 Anything But Love: Deadline T Zateslo, George Episode #2. 3-14-1989 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Monthly Magazine. Hannah's first deadline prompts her first fight with Marty when she loses his article in the computer and he doesn't have a backup, much to Pamela's delight. Pamela Peyton-Finch (Sandy Faison). 113642 1989 Anything But Love: Dorothy Dearest T Hall, Barbara Episode #5. 4-4-1989 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Monthly Magazine. Marty is in turmoil when his mother stops by for a visit and Hannah gets him face his relationship with her, so he can get rid of all the angst it generates. 113643 1991 Anything But Love: Enormous Changes at the Last Minute T Noah, Peter Episode #40. 9-25-1991. Season 4 Opener Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Home pregnancy test turns up positive. Hannah and Marty make plans to get married in a hurry. However, the doctor's results are a bit different. 113644 1991 Anything But Love: First Lady Sings the Blues T Hirsch, Janis Episode #46. 11-20-1991 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Marty becomes obsessed when he finds out his cholesterol is too high, meanwhile Hannah provides shelter interviews the widow of a deposed monarch and is she a royal pain. 113645 1991 Anything But Love: Gimme an "O" T Gross, Marjorie Episode #44. 10-23-1991 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Hannah makes a joke about the best sex she ever had, Marty sets out to find out the details after he finds out it wasn't him. 113646 1989 Anything But Love: Hearts and Bones T Kirschenbaum, Alan Episode #16. 11-29-1989 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Hannah insists she's not jealous of Marty's new girlfriend and invites them to dinner to prove it. When his date appears to be choking, Hannah delivers the Heimlich maneuver and breaks a rib, but she's not jealous. 113647 1991 Anything But Love: Hello…Mali T Van Zandt, Billy and Jane Milmore Episode 31. 2-27-91 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. As Hannah prepares to go to Africa with Patrick (John Ritter), he and Marty act like apes As Hannah prepares to accompany Patrick to the jungle, he and Marty contend with the urban jungle. There Patrick shows his true colors. 113648 1990 Anything But Love: Hotel of the Damned T On Tape Barol, Bill Episode #19. 1-10-1990 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. When Catherine forces Hannah and Marty to check into a hotel to work on a deadline story, things happen When the magazine needs a new cover story in less than 20 hours, Hannah & Marty must go to a hotel to write the story. While searching for an angle on the story, Hannah decides the mood may be just right to check out the bed with Marty. 113649 1990 Anything But Love: Hurray for Hollywood T Barol, Bill Episode #25. 3-7-1990 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Friend of Marty's, a Hollywood producer, decides to "do lunch" with Hannah when he wants to make a movie about one of her stories, something Marty has rejected for a long time. 113650 1991 Anything But Love: I Feel a Cult Coming On T Barol, Bill Episode #41. 10-1-1991 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Marty exposes a cult and they retaliate by exposing facts about the staff. Marty becomes worried because he has one thing about him and Catherine that he hasn't yet mentioned to Hannah. 113651 1992 Anything But Love: I'd Kill For a Mink T Gross, Marjorie Episode #51. 1-15-1992 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Robin and the Animal Rescue Front (ARF), a group of animal rights activists, are after Marty when he writes an article they don't agree with. Marty is after them when their pet mink bites him. This is all further complicated by the fact Catherine needs to keep fur ads in the magazine to keep their budget intact. 113652 1990 Anything But Love: Icewoman Cometh, The T On Tape Rasmussen, Bruce Episode #24. 2-28-90 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. Staff and especially Catherine sweats out a visit from the corporate troubleshooter Marty may become editor after a corporate trouble-shooter comes in, evaluates the magazine and decides Catherine is out and he is in, never mind that Marty slept with her. A little corporate blackmail may work wonders to save Catherine's job, using Marty as the tool. 113653 1991 Anything But Love: Isn't It Romantic? T Barol, Bill Episode #37. 4-17-1991 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. On Valentine's Day, Marty must find a way to rekindle their relationship when Hannah decides the fire has gone out. 113654 1989 Anything But Love: It's Better To Have Loved and Flossed T Van Zandt, Billy and Jane Milmore Episode #15. 11-22-1989 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Trip to the dentist for Marty also includes making a date with Robin and she is more than ready for a relationship and proves it by overreacting to a little kiss. 113655 1989 Anything But Love: It's My Party and I'll Schvitz If I Want To T Hirsch, Janis Episode #9. 10-11-89 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. Hannah tries to spark a warmer relationship with Catherine (Ann Magnuson) by throwing a party, but an unexpected heat wave leaves her guests cold An unexpected heat wave puts a damper on a party Hannah tries throwing because she wants to warm up her relationship with Catherine. 113656 1989 Anything But Love: Just the Facts, Ma'am T On Tape Diamond, Bill and Michael Saltzman Episode #12. 11-1-89 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Monthly Magazine. Hannah's belief that she can catch more flies with honey leads to controversy when she sweet-talks the despised fact-checker (Richard Kind) into letting a libelous quote slip through Hannah sweet-talks Bradley (Richard Kind), a fact checker, into letting a libelous quotation into her article, this all leads to a 10 million dollar libel suit and Hannah having to fire him. 113657 1991 Anything But Love: Long Day's Journey Into…What T SV 64 Noah, Peter Episode #32. 3-13-91 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. After Hannah & Marty complete their relationship they begin to fantasize how everyone at the office will react. 113658 1989 Anything But Love: Love and Death T Pillot, Judd and John Peaslee Episode #4. 3-28-1989 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Monthly Magazine. Marty doesn't want anyone to know he is living in fear when he receives his first death threat. 113659 1991 Anything But Love: M Is for the Many Things She Forgot She Gave Me T Helford, Bruce Episode #43. 10-16-1991 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Marty must place his mother in a home when her failing memory begins to force the issue. 113660 1991 Anything But Love: Martus Interruptus T Hirsch, Janis Episode #30. 2-13-91 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. Marty feels dumped on when Hannah and Patrick's collaboration on a toxic waste story leads Patrick to think they have the right working chemistry Patrick thinks that he has a great working chemistry with Hannah when they put together a their story on toxic-waste, so he offers he a chance to work with him in West Africa. 113661 1992 Anything But Love: Marty Walks T Rosenthal, David S. Episode #56. 6-3-1992 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. When Catherine won't print one of his stories, Marty quits the magazine and Hannah is left holding Marty's big article on airline safety. Hannah becomes the arbitrator in their dispute 113662 1990 Anything But Love: Mr. Mom T Garver, Lloyd Episode #11. 10-25-1990 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. Hannah finds out that her mother had her heart donated. She finds the new owner is a depressed man, who is not living his prolonged life to its fullest, the way Hannah envisioned the recipient would. 113663 1991 Anything But Love: My New Best Friend T B 78 Barol, Bill Episode #35. 4-1-91 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. Hannah befriends the mistress of a billionaire just to get her exclusive story, but regrets it later when she finds out what she is really like. 113664 1990 Anything But Love: Partying Is Such Sweet Sorrow T Van Zandt, Billy and Jane Milmore Episode #23. 2-14-1990 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Marty's girlfriend plans a surprise birthday party for him, but he surprises her and everyone else by breaking up with her, before everybody yells surprise. 113665 1989 Anything But Love: Pilot - Fear of Flying T Koenig, Dennis and Wendy Kout Episode #1 3-7-89 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. Hannah (Jamie Lee Curtis) is a Los Angeles schoolteacher who returns to her hometown of Chicago to become a magazine writer. Marty (Richard Lewis) is the star writer Hannah decides to quit teaching and leave her boyfriend, Jack, and return home to Chicago to become a writer. On the flight home to Chicago, Hannah meets and helps Marty deal with his fear of flying and he tells her about a research job open at Chicago Monthly, the magazine where he is a writer. Hannah goes down the magazine to apply for the job, meets the editor and is challenged to write a 2,000 word article on "the tortilla wars, does Chicago prefer corn or flour?" for 9 o'clock the following morning. Pamela Peyton-Finch (Sandy Falson) is pretentious high-life senior writer at the magazine. Jules Bennett (Richard Frank) is the straight-but-obviously-gay secretary. 113666 1991 Anything But Love: Pot of Gold T Bryan, Bill Episode #39. 5-15-1991 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. New magazine puts feelers out for Hannah, so Catherine plans to give her a raise to keep her. Consequently, Marty's self-esteem drops because she'll make more than he does. 113667 1990 Anything But Love: Proof It All Night T On Tape Kirschenbaum, Alan Episode #21. 1-24-90 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. When Catherine forces the staff to pull an all-nighter putting together an election issue, Hannah votes for enthusiasm, while Marty opts for dread When the staff is gearing up for an all-niter to get out their election issue, Hannah gets excited. Marty is less than enthusiastic, especially when the election is close, the night is long and the candidate he thought was a lock, loses and he has no material. 113668 1990 Anything But Love: Robin Q. Public T Diamond, Bill and Michael Saltzman Episode #26. 3-14-1990 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. Robin deep-sixes the dizziness and shows her smarts when Catherine impressed with her spin on the magazine, brings her on as a consultant When Catherine gets the impression that the magazine may have become too high brow, she searches out the everyman's opinion. When she hears Robin's thoughts, she is impressed and takes her on as a consultant and the entire staff becomes on edge 113669 1991 Anything But Love: Salmonella Is Coming To Town T Rasmussen, Bruce Episode #49. 12-18-1991 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Jules cost cuts on a holiday dinner for the homeless, with sickening results. When Hannah convinces Marty to go all out for Christmas, she gets the idea that he has, by getting a new apartment for them 113670 1991 Anything But Love: Say It Again, Han T Noah, Peter Episode #29. 2-6-1991. Season Three Opener Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Monthly Magazine. Hannah (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Marty's (Richard Lewis) developing romance is put on hold by a photographer (John Ritter) who's got his eye on Hannah. Mike (Bruce Weitz), writer The development of their romance is put on hold when Patrick Serreau (John Ritter), a world class photographer, comes to Chicago to take pictures for the magazine Patrick's interest in taking pictures isn't as great as his interest in Hannah. 113671 1989 Anything But Love: Scared Straight T On Tape Diamond Bill and Michael Saltzman Episode #10. 10-18-89 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. Hannah and Marty trade bylines to prove Catherine's been using favoritism, and Marty winds up in jail for protecting his source Marty and Hannah trade bylines to prove that Catherine is using favoritism in choosing articles for publication, and Marty winds up jail protecting "his" source. 113672 1991 Anything But Love: Scream a Little Scream T Bryan, Bill Episode #38. 5-8-1991 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Catherine tries scream therapy as a way to reduce tension. Robin becomes a fifth wheel in her relationship with Hannah and Marty. 113673 1991 Anything But Love: Stop Me Before I…Again (1) T Noah, Peter Episode #47. 12-4-1991 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Patrick Serreau returns for the opening of a gallery show featuring his erotic pictures, but he shows no sign of his old lecherous self to a disbelieving Hannah. 113674 1991 Anything But Love: Stop Me Before I…Again (2) T Helford, Bruce Episode #48. 12-11-1991 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Patrick tries to set Marty up with the triplets, who love Jewish men, featured in his exhibition so he can discredit him in the eyes of Hannah and strengthen his own position. 113675 1991 Anything But Love: Tale of Two Kiddies, A T Rasmussen, Bruce Episode #42. 10-9-1991 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Young girl gets to be editor for the day, which sets the tone for Marty and Hannah imagining what love would have been like if they had met at a younger age. They do this while celebrating their 1st anniversary of knowing each other. 113676 1990 Anything But Love: Thirty…Something T Noah, Peter Episode #28. 3-28-1990 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Hannah's 30th birthday is no party for her when she takes time to reflect on her life and love. Hannah's little voice inside her head tells her that what's missing is Marty. 113677 1989 Anything But Love: This Is Not a Date T Hall, Barbara and Dennis Koenig Episode #6. 4-11-1989 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Monthly Magazine. Hannah is down in the dumps and Marty gets dumped, so the two of them go out together, for her birthday and the end of his relationship with Alice- but it's "not a date". 113678 1989 Anything But Love: Those Lips, Those Thais T Rasmussen, Bruce Episode #8. 3-7-1989 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. If he doesn't already feel guilty enough about everything, Marty really feels guilty when his Thailanese foster daughter comes to attend college in Chicago and he is really attracted to her. 113679 1990 Anything But Love: Three Men on a Match T Hirsch, Janis Episode #22. 2-7-1990 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Hannah and Marty go out to dinner with Robin to help her celebrate her un-anniversary. After seeing Robin's ex-husband there, each has a different perspective on how the restaurant caught fire. Everyone turned their heads when they walked across the room. 113680 1991 Anything But Love: Torrid Zone, The T Bryan, Bill Episode #34. 3-27-1991 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Much to Hannah's dismay, Marty must accompany a swimsuit model to the Caribbean for an interview during her latest photo shoot. 113681 1991 Anything But Love: Training Film T Hirsch, Janis Episode #45. 10-30-1991 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Marty's bad day is made worse when Hannah takes him on a train trip but the only thing on his mind is "Murder on the Wisconsin Express". 113682 1989 Anything But Love: Truth or Consequences T Rasmussenn, Bruce Episode #14. 11-15-1989 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Catherine makes everyone take a lie detector test when she suspects someone on the staff is leaking gossip about her to an underground rag. 113683 1992 Anything But Love: Tryst and Shout T Barol, Bill Episode #54. 2-14-1992 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. Mike's wife is out of town for a while, so Hannah invites him over for dinner and then he hits it off with Robin and Hannah becomes worried, what if he hits on her? 113684 1992 Anything But Love: Waiting, The T Noah, Peter Episode #55. 2-27-1992 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly Magazine. As Hannah sits in a specialist's office awaiting the results of her biopsy, she reflects on the past week of living with this secret from Marty. 113685 1990 Anything But Love: Woman on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown T On Tape Hirsch, Janis Episode #17. 12-6-89 Magazine Staff. Cub Reporter Hannah Miller (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Veteran Reporter Martin "Marty" Ezekiel Gold (Richard Lewis). The Chicago Weekly magazine. Catherine doesn't even get 15 minutes of fame from a pop-culture legend's published diaries which do not mention her. Leaves Marty in charge of magazine Catherine's decides to become "ordinary," after being snubbed of a mention in pop-culture legend's recently published diaries, and leaves Marty in charge of the magazine. The "Squaddies" protest Brian's review of the latest Star Squad movie and storm the newsroom to make Brian come to their convention 113686 2007 Anything For a Byline NR Michael, Sean Gay Journalist Nat has paid his dues and just needs his first byline to break into the journalism business. It’s gotten to the point where he isn’t too fussy about what magazine or newspaper that byline is in either. When his friend and old newshound Al arranges an interview for him at the Velvet Globe, a private BDSM club, Nat figures all he has to do is show up, do the interview and write his story. These clubs, he figures, are all for show anyway and nobody really whips people for fun. His first indication His first indication that he might be mistaken is the serious, tall and more than a little scary dude who welcomes him into the club, the second is the extensive list of kinks he’s asked to choose from. When he meets the man who’s going to interview him and finds out that the interview is actually a scene, with him playing whipping boy, Nat realizes he may be in over his head. 113687 1937 Anything For a Thrill M SVDSP 1384 Kyne, Peter B. (Story - "To Him Who Dares"). Joseph O'Donnell, Stanley Lowenstein (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsreel Cameraman Cliff Mallory. His brother, Don Mallory (Frankie Darro) and Don's girlfriend Jean Roberts (June Johnson) want to be cameraman. They go with him when he is ordered by his boss to photograph camera shy heiress or he will be fired. Cliff pretends to be a French portrait photographer and Don sneaks in with Cliff's help. Heiress threatens to sue and settles for 51 per cent of the newsreel company. Then assigns Cliff to cover a baby parade as punishment. Don gets footage of bank robbery and the brothers capture the villains. 113688 1995 Anything for Love NS Rann, Sheila TV Sports Journalist Steven loves a young filmmakers who returns to her once beloved home in Barcelona where she is forced to confront the demons of an unhappy childhood secret that threaten to overwhelm her. She is in Barcelona to produce a new film. Steven has a story of his own. Dangerous events are about to unfold as these two come to terms with themselves and each other. 113689 1936 Anything Goes M VHS 334 (Excerpts) News Media. Reporters (Heinie Conklin, Fred Santley, Franklin Parker). Photographers (Monte Carter, Phil Tead, Tammany Young). Cameramen (Jimmy Aubrey, Frank Baker). Still Cameraman (J. Gunnis Davis). Ship's Photographer (Billy Dooley) 113690 1999 Anything Goes N Churchill, Jill Weinberg List Journalist 113691 1954 Anything New on the Strangler? SM GPL Ullman, James M. In "Ellery Queen's Awards, Ninth Series -- Prize-Winning Stories from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine." Reporter Ernie Burnett, wire service reporter. Dave Goldberg, bureau manager of Chicago. Jack Kelley was the bureau's color man. World Press Correspondents. 113692 2006 Anything to Win: The Pennsylvania Lottery Fix DT DVD -R HQ 6429 Episode #1003. 7-15-2006. Reporter discovers that a lottery's host and head of security conspired to weigh ping-pong balls to favor winning numbers. 113693 2002 Anything You Can Do…! NR Gardner, Darlene Harlequin Duets #77 Magazine Journalist Lane Brooks thrives on competition. She wants the prestigious job with Splash!. She realizes competition is her nemesis and sensual tease Clay Crawford. Rival reporters Lane Brooks and Clay Crawford know competition. They live to scoop one another. Now they’re rivals for a prestigious job at a hot new magazine and things are really heating up. But onlookers wonder: could their huffy looks and stiff upper lips be masking their desire to be rivals for each other’s hearts? 113694 1968 Anzio (aka The Battle of Anzio) M DVD -R HQ 2212, 2213. VHS 483. VHS 208. DVD. AFI-Reporter. Los Barco di Anzio War Correspondent Dick Ennis (Robert Mitchum), of the International Press who lands at Anzio with soldiers. 113695 1994 Aokushimitama blue seed TF Series 1994-1995 Reporter (Jan Angus). Reporter (Doug Medford). 113696 1917 Apartment 29 M AFI-Critics/Playwrights Critic 113697 1949 Apartment 3-C T Writer John Gay played by himself 113698 1943 Ape Man, The M Brown, Karl (Story - "They Creep in the Dark"). Barney Sarecky (Screenplay) Ness Book. Lugosi Reporter Jeff Carter (Wallace Ford) of the Globe-Tribune assigned story on missing doctor. Story concocted by doctor's assistant because doctor is semi-simian creature as result of experiment. Reporter told by editor to get interview with doctor's sister. Assigned to work with photographer Billie Mason (Louise Currie). They clash. Reporter tells her story is too dangerous for a woman. Mason talks to doctor's sister, takes photographs, which when developed, show doctor visible in background. Two separately return to the house to investigate. Mason accidentally knocks out Carter. She's captured by doctor and dragged to lab. Doctor is killed by real gorilla and animal is shot by police. Character keeps providing information to reporter. At the end he is revealed to be "the author of the story." Reference to male journalists going to war, their jobs being taken by women. Editor Martin (William Ruhl). Reporter (Ray Miller). Reporter (Jack Mulhall). Photographer Barney (Charlie Hall). Mason: "My pictures are as good as your interview, and maybe a little bit better." Carter: "Cocky little wench, aren't you?" Mason: "Well, I've had to hold my own against four brothers all my life. I guess I can handle a 4-F like you." 113699 1990 Apelsinmannen MF Journalist (Carl Kjellgren). 113700 1998 Apen post T Norway. Series. 1998-2002 Reporters 113701 1930 Apes of God, The N Lewis, Wyndham Based on a real person, Edwin Muir. Critic Keith of Ravelstone 113702 2004 Aphrodite N Andrews, Russell Reporter Susanna Morgan for a local newspaper on Long Island, New York got up in the middle of the night, tripped, fell and broke her neck. Yet the detective thinks it is murder. Why would anyone want her dead? She worked on only one controversial article, an obituary for an elderly former film star. Irate fan complained she had gotten the facts wrong, but that's not the sort of mistake that brings a pair of professional hit men to your door or the FBI to town. Murder of the young perky reporter is disguised as an accident. Part of a dark and dangerous conspiracy. 113703 1987 Apithano agori MF Reporter (Stamatis Gardelis) 113704 1998 Apo tin akri tis polis MF Interviewer, Voice of (Constantine Giannaris). 113705 2003 Apocalipstick N Margolis, Sue Beauty Columnist Rebecca Fine at the Daily Vanguard. 113706 2002 Apocalypse 666 N Johnston, Rory TV Reporter Cat Johnson, a beautiful, ambitious reporter, and her wise-cracking cameraman Roger Jackson race to discover the awesome truth in a devastated world attempting to rise from the ashes. Millions of people vanish. This creates plane-wide hysteria. All nuclear devices detonate, resulting in unprecedented global destruction. A massive spaceship crashes, wiping out the east coast of the United States. A powerful shape-shifting alien warns of the imminent extermination of all mankind. Is the rising chaos the work of powerful and hostile alien invaders or something even more terrifying with far-reaching religious implications? Jordan Masters is the greatest leader ever known, the one person who can save the world, or is he the Antichrist himself? Matthew Miracle, is he a dangerous religious zealot or heavenly inspired savior? Gideon, is he an alien friend to Earth or malevolent manipulator? The One, an omnipotent alien species or a long-awaited Messiah? Reporter Johnson and Cameraman Jackson want to discover the truth, not just for themselves, but for the sake of all humankind before it is too late. 113707 1981 Apocalypse Brigade, The N OWN - P Coppel, Alfred News Media 113708 1980 Apocalypse domani MF Italy Newscaster (Walter Patriarca). 113709 1979 Apocalypse Now M DVD -R HQ 9631, 9632, 9633. DVD. L. Herr, Michael (Narration). John Milius, Francis Coppola (Screenplay) Apocalypse Now Redux (Expanded Version) also available. Photojournalist (Dennis Hopper) is a coked-out journalist with rambling incoherent commentaries showing the madness of war that touched not only the soldiers, but those who covered them. TV Photographer (Vittorio Storaro). 113710 1997 Apocalypse Watch, The M Reporter 1 (Harold Finley). Reporter 2 (Jonathan Finley). 113711 1998 Apocalypse: Caught in the Eye of the Storm M Israel Cameraman (Egidio Tari). 113712 1996 Apollo 11 MT Reporter #1 (Whitney Rydbeck). Reporter #2 (Scott Alan Smith. Reporter #3 (Stephanie Niznik). Reporter #4 (David Hussey). Reporter #5 (Tony Calvino). CK Reporter #1 (Carl Mueller). CK Reporter #2 (Ron Winship). 113713 1996 Apollo 13 M DVD. L. TV Anchor (Jon Bruno). Reporter (Frank Cavestani). Reporter (John Dullagan). Reporter (Michael S. Connolly). Reporter (Thomas Crawford). Reporter (Julie Donatt). Reporter (Herb Jefferson Jr.). Reporter (Paul Mantee). Reporter (John M. Mathews). Reporter (John Wheeler). Loud Reporter (Lee Anne Matusek). Loud Reporter (Mark D. Newman). Science Reporter (Jack Conley). Science Reporter (Jeffrey Kluger). ABC News (Jules Bergman-Himself). Anchor (Ivan Allen). Anchor (Bruce Wright). 113714 1972 Apollo 16 Voyage to the Moon DT Reporters 113715 1596 Apologie of Pierce Pennilesse, The or Strange Newes ER USC Harvey, Gabriel News 113716 1945 Apology for Murder M Myton, Fred (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Kenny Blake (Hugh Beaumont) assigned to interview a rich magnate who just married a gold digger. Arrives to find the two have had a fight. Wife seeks comfort from reporter. She gets reporter's help in murdering her husband to inherit his money. Although dead man's business partner is suspected, Editor Ward McGee (Charles D. Brown) tries to prove his innocence and assigns the reporter to investigate. When the woman discovers her husband left his money to charity, she takes up with lawyer. Reporter confronts them and the woman shoots him. But he manages to get to the newspaper office where he types out a confession before he dies. 113717 1761 Apology, The PO USC Churchill, Charles Press 113718 1979 Apostasy M Photographer (Paul Cox) 113719 1997 Apparition Alley NM Forrest, Katherine V. Reporter tries to trick and bully LAPD Detective Kate Delafield into divulging information about a list of closeted LAPD officers compiled by one of the policemen before he was killed. 113720 1972 Apparition, L' M TV Reporter (Rene Angelil) 113721 1944 Appassionata MF Editor Svensson (Gunnar Bjornstrand) of Vecko-Bilden 113722 1999 Appearance of Impropriety, The P Reporter Mark Shanahan is Ames. Reporter colleagues cover a trial. Latest scheme is to destroy a judge's career.. 113723 1993 Appearance of Impropriety, The N Walker, Walter Sports Columnist Colin Cromwell, a crusading journalist, tries to find out if a losing basketball team's dismal record involves someone on the club who has been throwing games. He's murdered when he gets too close to the truth. 113724 1971 Appelkriget MF TV Journalist (Lars Orup) 113725 1973 Applause T All About Eve musical. Musical special Critic 113726 2007 Apple Brown Betty NR Duck, Phillip Thomas Freelance Journalist Cydney meets a gorgeous restaurateur, the sparks instantly fly between them, but her brother, Shammond, a self-destructive street thug, threatens to destroy her newfound happiness, forcing her to confront her painful past in order to have the life she has always wanted. 113727 1929 Apple Cart, The P Shaw, George Bernard Newspaper. Political crisis brought about by a philosophic king who publishes brilliant newspaper articles that annoy his elected government. 113728 1979 Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again, The M DVD -R HQ 10643, 10644 Photographer (Bryan O'Byrne). 113729 1978 Apple Pie T Newspaper Advertisements - Classified. Kansas City, 1933 -- a woman puts together a family by placing classified ads in the newspaper. Lonely woman acquires family by placing ads in the local newspaper 113730 1980 Apple, The (aka Star Rock) M DVD -R HQ 10393, 10391 News Media. 113731 1974 Apple's Way: Tree, The T Episode #1. 2-10-1974 Reporter (Jon Locke). 113732 1997 Appleby Sensation, The M Columnist (Georgia Cullimore-Faux) 113733 1941 Appointment for Love M News Media. Reporter (Eddie Dunn). Reporter (Frank Marlowe). Reporter (Jack Mulhall). Reporter (Garry Owen). Reporter (William Ruhl). Reporter (Charles Sherlock). 113734 1934 Appointment in Samara N OWN - H O'Hara, John Society Reporter. Young woman society reporter who has come to learn the reason for the main character's canceling a party. 113735 1958 Appointment with a Shadow M Pentecost, Hugh (Story). Alec Coppel, Norman Jolley (Screenplay) Ness Book Alcoholic Newspaper Reporter Paul Baxter (George Nader) is tipped off by a cop whose sister Baxter loves, about an impending arrest and is the only member of the press to witness a notorious criminal being captured by police. He watches from a roof as crook is shot, but then is confronted by the real gangster and realizes man the police shot was a decoy. Reporter is unable to convince the police or his former editor of the truth. He continues to investigate the story while craving liquor. Pursued by real gangster who tries to throw him off a roof. Reporter manages to knock out the gangster and hold him until police arrive. 113736 2006 Appointment, The T Reporter Liz, a general assignment reporter on the Seattle Weekly, writes a controversial article on religion. She is told by a mysterious visitor representing the Lord that she will die in eight days. Staff: Editor, Stu Harris, June, Frank, Eric. She doesn't believe him. When she tells him she can't die because her boss is sending here to Hawaii to cover a story, she tells the visitor, "I've never seen Hawaii." The visitor tells her, "And you never will." Mayor dies of heart attack causing Liz to start thinking about death. She has trouble sleeping. Interviews people on how to get to heaven. Editor and June, another writer, are concerned when she refuses the trip to Hawaii. 113737 1991 Appointment, The M News Media. Reporter #1 (Thom Davis). Reporter #2 (Jeff Wood). 113738 1988 Appointments of Dennis Jennings, The M Newscaster (Dana Ivey) 113739 2001 Apprenez la valse M Commentator (Christophe Tarillon - Voice). 113740 2004 Apprentice to the Flower Poet Z N Weinstein, Debra Literary Critic. Annabelle thinks her new job with the distinguished Flower Poet Z will help her understand the meaning of poetry. What is revealed to Annabelle instead are the secrets of Z.’s personal life -- not least, her dysfunctional family, adulterous behavior and professional tyranny. Meanwhile, Annabelle is charged with buying prescription cat food for a cranky literary critic, finding Z.’s favorite ink (”jet black, not midnight lack, not shoeshine black”), and illegally beheading flowers in the new York Botanical Gardens -- anything to preserve Z.’s “psychic space.” 113741 2005 Apprentice, The: Back to School T DVD -R HQ 8X 4677 Episode. 11-2-2005 Financial Journalist Rebecca is one of the applicants trying to become Donald Trump's apprentice. She survives another week. 113742 2005 Apprentice, The: Final Showdown, The T DVD -R HQ 8X 5011 Episode Financial Journalist Rebecca is one of the final two applicants trying to become Donald Trump's apprentice. She works on the final project before the two-hour finale. 113743 2005 Apprentice, The: Finale T DVD -R SP 5059 Final Episode of Season - Two-Hour Finale Financial Journalist Rebecca is one of the final two applicants trying to become Donald Trump's apprentice. She loses in the last minute and is refused a second apprenticeship b y winner. Mini-feature during program shows her as a financial reporter. 113744 2005 Apprentice, The: Ice Cream of Genie T DVD -R HQ 8X 4505 Episode. 10-13-2005 Financial Journalist Rebecca is one of the applicants trying to become Donald Trump's apprentice. She survives another episode. 113745 2007 Apprentice, The: Los Angeles Times T DVD -R HQ 8273 Episode. 4-1-2007 Los Angeles Times newspaper. The interviewees for the Apprentice must create a special advertising supplement for the Los Angeles Times working with the newspaper's advertising department. 113746 2005 Apprentice, The: Martha Stewart: T Episode #4. 10-12-2005 Magazine Publisher Dawna and Donna, a PR consultant are two of remaining applicants who are trying to become Martha Stewart's apprentice in this reality program. Donna is dismissed at the end of the program. 113747 2005 Apprentice, The: Martha Stewart: Bake It 'Til You Make It T DVD -R HQ 8X 4426 Episode #3. 10-5-2005 TV Newscaster Shawn, Magazine Publisher Dawna and Donna, a PR consultant, are three of 16 applicants who are trying to become Martha Stewart's apprentice in this reality program. Team creates, bakes and sells wedding cakes. Shawn told Goodbye by Stewart for saying "fake it," and not selling any cakes. She also said earlier if we don't win, you should send me home. Sealed her own fate. 113748 2005 Apprentice, The: Martha Stewart: Coffee Achievers, The T DVD -R HQ 8X 4796 Episode. 11-16-2005 Magazine Publisher Dawna is one of the remaining applicants who are trying to become Martha Stewart's apprentice in this reality program. Applicants try to sell a new coffee maker. 113749 2005 Apprentice, The: Martha Stewart: Empire Strikes Back T DVD -R HQ 5048 Episode. Magazine Publisher Dawna is one of the remaining two applicants who are trying to become Martha Stewart's apprentice in this reality program. 113750 2005 Apprentice, The: Martha Stewart: Every Dog Has His Day T DVD -R HQ 8X 4608 Episode. 10-25-2005 Magazine Publisher Dawna is one of the remaining applicants who are trying to become Martha Stewart's apprentice in this reality program. Applicants get celebrities to donate dogs at an auction. 113751 2005 Apprentice, The: Martha Stewart: Final Approach T DVD -R HQ 4969 Episode. Magazine Publisher Dawna is one of the final applicants who are trying to become Martha Stewart's apprentice in this reality program. 113752 2005 Apprentice, The: Martha Stewart: Finale T DVD -R HQ 5103 Episode. Magazine Publisher Dawna wins the role of Martha Stewart's apprentice in the finale of this reality program. 113753 2005 Apprentice, The: Martha Stewart: Mixed Greens T DVD -R HQ 8X 4542 Episode #5. 10-19-2005 Magazine Publisher Dawna is one of the remaining applicants who are trying to become Martha Stewart's apprentice in this reality program. She survives tonight's program. 113754 2005 Apprentice, The: Martha Stewart: Once Business Is Blooming T DVD -R HQ 4378 Episode #2. 9-29-2005 TV Newscaster Shawn, Magazine Publisher Dawna and Donna, a PR consultant, are three of 16 applicants who are trying to become Martha Stewart's apprentice in this reality program. They divide into two teams and each must rewrite a classic fairy tale making the stories relevant to modern children. 113755 2005 Apprentice, The: Martha Stewart: Once Upon a Time T DVD -R HQ 4334 Episode #1. 9-21-2005 TV Newscaster Shawn, Magazine Publisher Dawna and Donna, a PR consultant, are three of 16 applicants who are trying to become Martha Stewart's apprentice in this reality program. 113756 2005 Apprentice, The: Martha Stewart: Ridiculous Display, A T DVD -R HQ 8X 4912 Episode 11-30-2005 Magazine Publisher Dawna is one of the remaining five applicants who are trying to become Martha Stewart's apprentice in this reality program. She wins her third project manager challenge. 113757 2005 Apprentice, The: Martha Stewart: Swimming Against the Tide T DVD -R HQ 4652 Episode #6. 11-2-2005 Magazine Publisher Dawna is one of the remaining applicants who are trying to become Martha Stewart's apprentice in this reality program. She is the winning project manager. 113758 2005 Apprentice, The: One Hit Blunder T DVD -R HQ 8X 4802 Episode. 11-17-2005 Financial Journalist Rebecca is one of the six final applicants trying to become Donald Trump's apprentice. She survives another week. She's on the losing team as project manager producing an original song for satellite radio. 113759 2005 Apprentice, The: Shaniagans T DVD -R HQ 8X 4858 Episode. 11-25-2005 Financial Journalist Rebecca is one of the applicants trying to become Donald Trump's apprentice. She survives another episode and becomes one of the final four applicants. 113760 2005 Apprentice, The: Something Old, Something New T DVD -R HQ 8X 4441 Episode. 10-6-2005 Financial Journalist Rebecca is one of the applicants trying to become Donald Trump's apprentice. She is almost fired as she is the project manager trying to bring new technology to older people and defends one of her co-workers who should be fired. 113761 2005 Apprentice, The: Store Wars T DVD -R HQ 8X 4747 Episode. 11-10-2005 Financial Journalist Rebecca is one of the applicants trying to become Donald Trump's apprentice. She survives another week as both teams set up a "Star Wars" exhibit. 113762 2005 Apprentice, The: Take Me Out to the Boardroom T DVD -R HQ 8X 4622 Episode. 10-27-2005 Financial Journalist Rebecca is one of the applicants trying to become Donald Trump's apprentice. She survives another week. 113763 2005 Apprentice, The: To Lead or Not to Lead T DVD -R HQ 8X 4931 Episode. 12-1-2005 Financial Journalist Rebecca is one of the final two applicants trying to become Donald Trump's apprentice as she wins the final challenge before the season finale. 113764 1995 Apprentis, Les MF Editor (Jean-Pol Brissart) of Karate Magazine. Crossword Magazine Editor (Philippe Duclos). 113765 1992 Approaching Priests NM Leland, Mary Reporter Claire, a junior reporter for a newspaper in Cork 113766 2001 Apres-midi d'un tortionnaire, L' MF Journalist, The (Ioana Ana Macaria) 113767 1971 Apres-Ski MF Photographer (Robert Demkontigny - The Photographer). 113768 1920 April Folly M AFI-Editors/Novelists/Publishers Writer 113769 1924 April Fool M Reporter Jimmy Jump (Charley Chase) is a crack reporter at a behind-the-time daily newspaper. He also happens to be in love with the managing editor's daughter. Assistant Editor Smith (Noah Young). Editor (Jack Gavin - The Editor)., It's Monday, April 1st and the paper's editorial staff has a great deal of trouble telling the difference between April Fool's jokes and real events. The Editor's Daughter (Blanche Mehaffey). The Editor's Wife (Helen Gilmore). 113770 2008 April Fool’s Day M DVD Gossip Columnist and Blog King Charles Lansford (Joseph McKelheer), a gay gossip columnist, is not safe from an unseen killer who stalks him. Lansford writes a book on the death of a young woman, “Life Styles of the Rich and Deadly.” WDZB Reporter Seaton Motley (R. Keith Harris). The Susan Dye Show with Susan Moyer (Meredith Boll) reports the crime on Buzz TV with a PrimeTime Exclusive. Photographer (Tom Barker). 113771 1888 April Hopes N Howells, William Dean Reporter Boardman. Classmate and confidant of hero. 113772 1952 April in Paris M Press. Media 113773 1961 April Kinney SS GPL Derleth, August In "Wisconsin in their Bones." Newspaper. Nelson (Nels) Penderson into newspaper work. "In the newspaper business, you find out things whether you want to or not." Done practically everything on newspapers, from copy-boy to reporter and editorial work. 113774 1993 April O'Neil: May East Saga, The -- Part 1 of 3 CB OWN No. 1, April 1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles begins to solve another case 113775 1993 April One M Reporter (Steve Lucas) 113776 2009 April Showers M News Media circus. Reporter (Suzanne Deyo). Field Reporter (Doug Kisgen). Reporter #3 (America Young). BBC Reporter (Jonathan Wilhoft). Intrusive Camera Man (Duncan Joyner). Teachers and students attempt to make sense of a world that has just been turned upside down. 113777 1998 Apt Pupil M News Media. TV Newscaster (Warren Wilson). Reporter (Jill Harris). 113778 2006 Aqua Teen Hunger Force: Dickesode C Episode #59. 10-22-2006 Newscaster (Donald Cock-Brendon Small - Voice). 113779 2004 Aqua Teen Hungerforce: Gee Whiz C DVD -R HQ 4643 Episode. News Media. Reading News online. 113780 2008 Aquaman Fan Film M Short News Media. TV News Reporter (Fred Stutzman). Clark Kent (Mike Surber). Aquaman (Shawn Trimble). The King of Atlantis. The undisputed ruler of two-thirds of the Earth. His friends call him Orin. His real name is Aquaman. He has lost his hand. His only son died when Aquaman made the choice to pursue his attacker rather than rush to help his son. And his wife Mera has been driven mad by their loss. The public sees him as a cartoon character with power to control fish. Among his people, he is a King who has abandoned them as he, in their eyes, sought out glory on land. He is truly a man without a country. Ashamed with his failures and confused by his place in things, he has fled Atlanta and the comfort of the sea to find himself. Little does he know, he is being followed. 113781 1970 Aquarians, The MT Reporter. 1st Reporter (Myron Natwick) and 2nd Reporter (Harlan Warde). 113782 2006 Aqui Nao Ha Quem Viva: Era uma Vez uma Greve TF Episode #25. 11-19-2006 News Media. Reporter (Jose Figueiras). Reporter (Rita Mendes) 113783 2003 Aqui no hay quien viva TF Spain. Series - 2003- Journalist 113784 2005 Aqui y ahora DF 2000- Series Correspondent (Maria Antonieta Collins - Principal Correspondent, 2000-2005). 113785 2000 Aqui y ahora DF 2000- Series Correspondent (Maria Antonieta Collins - Principal Correspondent, 2000-2005). Reporters Edna Schmidt (2001), Hena Cuevas (2003). 113786 2007 Arab Labor (aka Avoda Aravit): Car, The T DVD -R HQ 10524 Kashua, Sayed, 32-year-old Israel-born Palestinian journalist. Episode #1. Israel comedy series. U.S. broadcast premiere 2008 Palestinian-Israeli Journalist Amjad Alayan (Norman Issa) working in Jerusalem is a Palestinian journalist and Israeli citizen in search of his identity as he seeks high status in the society into which he was born but where his car is searched everyday when he drives from his neighborhood to his job at a newspaper in Jerusalem. Photojournalist Meir (Mariano Idelman), Amjad’s Jewish-Israeli coworker at the newspaper. Title Arab Labor (translated from the Hebrew “Avoda Aravit” colloquially implies “shoddy or second-rate work.” Alayan is Israeli television’s first Arab sitcom hero in the first prime-time program featuring Arab protagonists who speak in Arabic. The bookish Amjad is a journalist writing for a fictional Jewish newspaper. His beat is Palestinian affairs. One of his few confidants is Meir, the Jewish photographer. In one memorable scene, Amjad tells Meir of his frustration at constantly getting stopped at Israeli checkpoints. “It’s because you drive that ancient Subaru,” Meir shoots back. He explains that every soldier knows only two kinds of people drive Subarus: Palestinians and young settler families -- and Amjad cannot be mistaken for a grungy member of the settler youth. So Amjad decides he needs to get a more “Jewish” car. Amjad desires to conform to the Jewish majority and this gives him the most stereotypical of Jewish maladies: anxiety. Poking fun at the cultural divide, Kashua and his characters play on religious, cultural and political differences to daringly depict the mixed society that is Israel. Milestone on Israeli television as the first program to present Palestinian characters speaking Arabic on primetime. “Arab Labor” has generated great controversy between Arab and Israeli media and Link TV is premiering the program to the U.S. television audience in order to offer a fresh perspective on Israeli-Palestinian cultural friction while presenting an unbelievably entertaining show that has made an international splash. Arab-Israeli Journalist Amjad is stopped regularly at checkpoints for driving what is considered an Arab car in Israel. What happens when Amjad ditches the Subaru and tries to fit in with a new car? 113787 2007 Arab Labor (aka Avoda Aravit): Crime on the Border T DVD -R HQ 10722 Kashua, Sayed, 32-year-old Israel-born Palestinian journalist. Episode #8. Israel comedy series. U.S. broadcast premiere. Palestinian-Israeli Journalist Amjad Alayan (Norman Issa) working in Jerusalem is a Palestinian journalist and Israeli citizen in search of his identity as he seeks high status in the society into which he was born but where his car is searched everyday when he drives from his neighborhood to his job at a newspaper in Jerusalem. Photojournalist Meir (Mariano Idelman), Amjad’s Jewish-Israeli coworker at the newspaper. Title Arab Labor (translated from the Hebrew “Avoda Aravit” colloquially implies “shoddy or second-rate work.” Alayan is Israeli television’s first Arab sitcom hero in the first prime-time program featuring Arab protagonists who speak in Arabic. The bookish Amjad is a journalist writing for a fictional Jewish newspaper. His beat is Palestinian affairs. One of his few confidants is Meir, the Jewish photographer. In one memorable scene, Amjad tells Meir of his frustration at constantly getting stopped at Israeli checkpoints. “It’s because you drive that ancient Subaru,” Meir shoots back. He explains that every soldier knows only two kinds of people drive Subarus: Palestinians and young settler families -- and Amjad cannot be mistaken for a grungy member of the settler youth. So Amjad decides he needs to get a more “Jewish” car. Amjad desires to conform to the Jewish majority and this gives him the most stereotypical of Jewish maladies: anxiety. Poking fun at the cultural divide, Kashua and his characters play on religious, cultural and political differences to daringly depict the mixed society that is Israel. Milestone on Israeli television as the first program to present Palestinian characters speaking Arabic on primetime. “Arab Labor” has generated great controversy between Arab and Israeli media and Link TV is premiering the program to the U.S. television audience in order to offer a fresh perspective on Israeli-Palestinian cultural friction while presenting an unbelievably entertaining show that has made an international splash. Bushra honks at a BMW that is blocking them in, and Amjad is afraid that he is about to get into it with one of the village criminals. In the meantime, Meir is beside himself with jealousy because of a Palestinian student who is courting Amal. 113788 2007 Arab Labor (aka Avoda Aravit): Independence Day T DVD -R HQ 10775 Kashua, Sayed, 32-year-old Israel-born Palestinian journalist. Episode #10. Israel comedy series. U.S. broadcast premiere. Palestinian-Israeli Journalist Amjad Alayan (Norman Issa) working in Jerusalem is a Palestinian journalist and Israeli citizen in search of his identity as he seeks high status in the society into which he was born but where his car is searched everyday when he drives from his neighborhood to his job at a newspaper in Jerusalem. Photojournalist Meir (Mariano Idelman), Amjad’s Jewish-Israeli coworker at the newspaper. Title Arab Labor (translated from the Hebrew “Avoda Aravit” colloquially implies “shoddy or second-rate work.” Alayan is Israeli television’s first Arab sitcom hero in the first prime-time program featuring Arab protagonists who speak in Arabic. The bookish Amjad is a journalist writing for a fictional Jewish newspaper. His beat is Palestinian affairs. One of his few confidants is Meir, the Jewish photographer. In one memorable scene, Amjad tells Meir of his frustration at constantly getting stopped at Israeli checkpoints. “It’s because you drive that ancient Subaru,” Meir shoots back. He explains that every soldier knows only two kinds of people drive Subarus: Palestinians and young settler families -- and Amjad cannot be mistaken for a grungy member of the settler youth. So Amjad decides he needs to get a more “Jewish” car. Amjad desires to conform to the Jewish majority and this gives him the most stereotypical of Jewish maladies: anxiety. Poking fun at the cultural divide, Kashua and his characters play on religious, cultural and political differences to daringly depict the mixed society that is Israel. Milestone on Israeli television as the first program to present Palestinian characters speaking Arabic on primetime. “Arab Labor” has generated great controversy between Arab and Israeli media and Link TV is premiering the program to the U.S. television audience in order to offer a fresh perspective on Israeli-Palestinian cultural friction while presenting an unbelievably entertaining show that has made an international splash. When a millionaire declares that he will award a million Israeli shekels to the first baby born on Israeli’s Independence Day, Bushra and Amjad compete with another couple in the delivery room. 113789 2007 Arab Labor (aka Avoda Aravit): Kidnapping T DVD -R HQ 10597 Kashua, Sayed, 32-year-old Israel-born Palestinian journalist. Episode #4. Israel comedy series. U.S. broadcast premiere. Palestinian-Israeli Journalist Amjad Alayan (Norman Issa) working in Jerusalem is a Palestinian journalist and Israeli citizen in search of his identity as he seeks high status in the society into which he was born but where his car is searched everyday when he drives from his neighborhood to his job at a newspaper in Jerusalem. Photojournalist Meir (Mariano Idelman), Amjad’s Jewish-Israeli coworker at the newspaper. Title Arab Labor (translated from the Hebrew “Avoda Aravit” colloquially implies “shoddy or second-rate work.” Alayan is Israeli television’s first Arab sitcom hero in the first prime-time program featuring Arab protagonists who speak in Arabic. The bookish Amjad is a journalist writing for a fictional Jewish newspaper. His beat is Palestinian affairs. One of his few confidants is Meir, the Jewish photographer. In one memorable scene, Amjad tells Meir of his frustration at constantly getting stopped at Israeli checkpoints. “It’s because you drive that ancient Subaru,” Meir shoots back. He explains that every soldier knows only two kinds of people drive Subarus: Palestinians and young settler families -- and Amjad cannot be mistaken for a grungy member of the settler youth. So Amjad decides he needs to get a more “Jewish” car. Amjad desires to conform to the Jewish majority and this gives him the most stereotypical of Jewish maladies: anxiety. Poking fun at the cultural divide, Kashua and his characters play on religious, cultural and political differences to daringly depict the mixed society that is Israel. Milestone on Israeli television as the first program to present Palestinian characters speaking Arabic on primetime. “Arab Labor” has generated great controversy between Arab and Israeli media and Link TV is premiering the program to the U.S. television audience in order to offer a fresh perspective on Israeli-Palestinian cultural friction while presenting an unbelievably entertaining show that has made an international splash. After Amjad and Meir interview Arab Miss Israel, Amjad heads home leaving Meir to take pictures. Riding back alone, Meir believes he is being kidnapped by his Arab taxi driver. Amjad and his father come to the rescue. 113790 2007 Arab Labor (aka Avoda Aravit): Kindergarten T DVD -R HQ 10583 Kashua, Sayed, 32-year-old Israel-born Palestinian journalist. Episode #3. Israel comedy series. U.S. broadcast premiere. Palestinian-Israeli Journalist Amjad Alayan (Norman Issa) working in Jerusalem is a Palestinian journalist and Israeli citizen in search of his identity as he seeks high status in the society into which he was born but where his car is searched everyday when he drives from his neighborhood to his job at a newspaper in Jerusalem. Photojournalist Meir (Mariano Idelman), Amjad’s Jewish-Israeli coworker at the newspaper. Title Arab Labor (translated from the Hebrew “Avoda Aravit” colloquially implies “shoddy or second-rate work.” Alayan is Israeli television’s first Arab sitcom hero in the first prime-time program featuring Arab protagonists who speak in Arabic. The bookish Amjad is a journalist writing for a fictional Jewish newspaper. His beat is Palestinian affairs. One of his few confidants is Meir, the Jewish photographer. In one memorable scene, Amjad tells Meir of his frustration at constantly getting stopped at Israeli checkpoints. “It’s because you drive that ancient Subaru,” Meir shoots back. He explains that every soldier knows only two kinds of people drive Subarus: Palestinians and young settler families -- and Amjad cannot be mistaken for a grungy member of the settler youth. So Amjad decides he needs to get a more “Jewish” car. Amjad desires to conform to the Jewish majority and this gives him the most stereotypical of Jewish maladies: anxiety. Poking fun at the cultural divide, Kashua and his characters play on religious, cultural and political differences to daringly depict the mixed society that is Israel. Milestone on Israeli television as the first program to present Palestinian characters speaking Arabic on primetime. “Arab Labor” has generated great controversy between Arab and Israeli media and Link TV is premiering the program to the U.S. television audience in order to offer a fresh perspective on Israeli-Palestinian cultural friction while presenting an unbelievably entertaining show that has made an international splash. Amjad decides it’s time for his parents to stop babysitting his daughter every day and for her to go to kindergarten. But both the local Islamic kindergarten and the kosher Jewish one are fraught with pitfalls. 113791 2007 Arab Labor (aka Avoda Aravit): Loyalty T DVD -R HQ 10721 Kashua, Sayed, 32-year-old Israel-born Palestinian journalist. Episode #7. Israel comedy series. U.S. broadcast premiere. Palestinian-Israeli Journalist Amjad Alayan (Norman Issa) working in Jerusalem is a Palestinian journalist and Israeli citizen in search of his identity as he seeks high status in the society into which he was born but where his car is searched everyday when he drives from his neighborhood to his job at a newspaper in Jerusalem. Photojournalist Meir (Mariano Idelman), Amjad’s Jewish-Israeli coworker at the newspaper. Title Arab Labor (translated from the Hebrew “Avoda Aravit” colloquially implies “shoddy or second-rate work.” Alayan is Israeli television’s first Arab sitcom hero in the first prime-time program featuring Arab protagonists who speak in Arabic. The bookish Amjad is a journalist writing for a fictional Jewish newspaper. His beat is Palestinian affairs. One of his few confidants is Meir, the Jewish photographer. In one memorable scene, Amjad tells Meir of his frustration at constantly getting stopped at Israeli checkpoints. “It’s because you drive that ancient Subaru,” Meir shoots back. He explains that every soldier knows only two kinds of people drive Subarus: Palestinians and young settler families -- and Amjad cannot be mistaken for a grungy member of the settler youth. So Amjad decides he needs to get a more “Jewish” car. Amjad desires to conform to the Jewish majority and this gives him the most stereotypical of Jewish maladies: anxiety. Poking fun at the cultural divide, Kashua and his characters play on religious, cultural and political differences to daringly depict the mixed society that is Israel. Milestone on Israeli television as the first program to present Palestinian characters speaking Arabic on primetime. “Arab Labor” has generated great controversy between Arab and Israeli media and Link TV is premiering the program to the U.S. television audience in order to offer a fresh perspective on Israeli-Palestinian cultural friction while presenting an unbelievably entertaining show that has made an international splash. Amjad interviews the leader of a new political party that advocates a repartitioning of Israel between Jews and Arabs. Not sure which side he wants to be on in this new partitioning, Amjad goes to a psychologist to find resolution. 113792 2007 Arab Labor (aka Avoda Aravit): Meeting the Parents T DVD -R HQ 10757 Kashua, Sayed, 32-year-old Israel-born Palestinian journalist. Episode #9. Israel comedy series. U.S. broadcast premiere. Palestinian-Israeli Journalist Amjad Alayan (Norman Issa) working in Jerusalem is a Palestinian journalist and Israeli citizen in search of his identity as he seeks high status in the society into which he was born but where his car is searched everyday when he drives from his neighborhood to his job at a newspaper in Jerusalem. Photojournalist Meir (Mariano Idelman), Amjad’s Jewish-Israeli coworker at the newspaper. Title Arab Labor (translated from the Hebrew “Avoda Aravit” colloquially implies “shoddy or second-rate work.” Alayan is Israeli television’s first Arab sitcom hero in the first prime-time program featuring Arab protagonists who speak in Arabic. The bookish Amjad is a journalist writing for a fictional Jewish newspaper. His beat is Palestinian affairs. One of his few confidants is Meir, the Jewish photographer. In one memorable scene, Amjad tells Meir of his frustration at constantly getting stopped at Israeli checkpoints. “It’s because you drive that ancient Subaru,” Meir shoots back. He explains that every soldier knows only two kinds of people drive Subarus: Palestinians and young settler families -- and Amjad cannot be mistaken for a grungy member of the settler youth. So Amjad decides he needs to get a more “Jewish” car. Amjad desires to conform to the Jewish majority and this gives him the most stereotypical of Jewish maladies: anxiety. Poking fun at the cultural divide, Kashua and his characters play on religious, cultural and political differences to daringly depict the mixed society that is Israel. Milestone on Israeli television as the first program to present Palestinian characters speaking Arabic on primetime. “Arab Labor” has generated great controversy between Arab and Israeli media and Link TV is premiering the program to the U.S. television audience in order to offer a fresh perspective on Israeli-Palestinian cultural friction while presenting an unbelievably entertaining show that has made an international splash. Amal wants to meet Meira’s parents, so Meir hires substitute, tolerant parents to fill in. Meanwhile, Amjad invites Bushra out to a fancy restaurant frequented by Jerusalem’s elite, and ends up in a mess with his neighbor, the dishwasher at the restaurant. 113793 2007 Arab Labor (aka Avoda Aravit): Passover T DVD -R HQ 10622 Kashua, Sayed, 32-year-old Israel-born Palestinian journalist. Episode #5. 10-21-2008. Israel comedy series. U.S. broadcast premiere. Palestinian-Israeli Journalist Amjad Alayan (Norman Issa) working in Jerusalem is a Palestinian journalist and Israeli citizen in search of his identity as he seeks high status in the society into which he was born but where his car is searched everyday when he drives from his neighborhood to his job at a newspaper in Jerusalem. Photojournalist Meir (Mariano Idelman), Amjad’s Jewish-Israeli coworker at the newspaper. Title Arab Labor (translated from the Hebrew “Avoda Aravit” colloquially implies “shoddy or second-rate work.” Alayan is Israeli television’s first Arab sitcom hero in the first prime-time program featuring Arab protagonists who speak in Arabic. The bookish Amjad is a journalist writing for a fictional Jewish newspaper. His beat is Palestinian affairs. One of his few confidants is Meir, the Jewish photographer. In one memorable scene, Amjad tells Meir of his frustration at constantly getting stopped at Israeli checkpoints. “It’s because you drive that ancient Subaru,” Meir shoots back. He explains that every soldier knows only two kinds of people drive Subarus: Palestinians and young settler families -- and Amjad cannot be mistaken for a grungy member of the settler youth. So Amjad decides he needs to get a more “Jewish” car. Amjad desires to conform to the Jewish majority and this gives him the most stereotypical of Jewish maladies: anxiety. Poking fun at the cultural divide, Kashua and his characters play on religious, cultural and political differences to daringly depict the mixed society that is Israel. Milestone on Israeli television as the first program to present Palestinian characters speaking Arabic on primetime. “Arab Labor” has generated great controversy between Arab and Israeli media and Link TV is premiering the program to the U.S. television audience in order to offer a fresh perspective on Israeli-Palestinian cultural friction while presenting an unbelievably entertaining show that has made an international splash. Meir meets lovely attorney Amal and invites her to join him in a private Passover Seder. Meanwhile, Amjad’s family is invited to celebrate with Jewish friends, and Amjad sees an opportunity to adapt Jewish rituals to his own. 113794 2007 Arab Labor (aka Avoda Aravit): Reserve Duty T DVD -R HQ 10654 Kashua, Sayed, 32-year-old Israel-born Palestinian journalist. Episode #6. Israel comedy series. U.S. broadcast premiere. Palestinian-Israeli Journalist Amjad Alayan (Norman Issa) working in Jerusalem is a Palestinian journalist and Israeli citizen in search of his identity as he seeks high status in the society into which he was born but where his car is searched everyday when he drives from his neighborhood to his job at a newspaper in Jerusalem. Photojournalist Meir (Mariano Idelman), Amjad’s Jewish-Israeli coworker at the newspaper. Title Arab Labor (translated from the Hebrew “Avoda Aravit” colloquially implies “shoddy or second-rate work.” Alayan is Israeli television’s first Arab sitcom hero in the first prime-time program featuring Arab protagonists who speak in Arabic. The bookish Amjad is a journalist writing for a fictional Jewish newspaper. His beat is Palestinian affairs. One of his few confidants is Meir, the Jewish photographer. In one memorable scene, Amjad tells Meir of his frustration at constantly getting stopped at Israeli checkpoints. “It’s because you drive that ancient Subaru,” Meir shoots back. He explains that every soldier knows only two kinds of people drive Subarus: Palestinians and young settler families -- and Amjad cannot be mistaken for a grungy member of the settler youth. So Amjad decides he needs to get a more “Jewish” car. Amjad desires to conform to the Jewish majority and this gives him the most stereotypical of Jewish maladies: anxiety. Poking fun at the cultural divide, Kashua and his characters play on religious, cultural and political differences to daringly depict the mixed society that is Israel. Milestone on Israeli television as the first program to present Palestinian characters speaking Arabic on primetime. “Arab Labor” has generated great controversy between Arab and Israeli media and Link TV is premiering the program to the U.S. television audience in order to offer a fresh perspective on Israeli-Palestinian cultural friction while presenting an unbelievably entertaining show that has made an international splash. Amjad is called into the police and asked to help supply information to the security forces. His mother-in-law, who just moved in with them and, as always, manages to annoy Amjad, will be his way of giving the security service what it wants. 113795 2007 Arab Labor (aka Avoda Aravit): Sheep, The T DVD -R HQ 10559 Kashua, Sayed, 32-year-old Israel-born Palestinian journalist. Episode #2. Israel comedy series. U.S. broadcast premiere. Palestinian-Israeli Journalist Amjad Alayan (Norman Issa) working in Jerusalem is a Palestinian journalist and Israeli citizen in search of his identity as he seeks high status in the society into which he was born but where his car is searched everyday when he drives from his neighborhood to his job at a newspaper in Jerusalem. Photojournalist Meir (Mariano Idelman), Amjad’s Jewish-Israeli coworker at the newspaper. Title Arab Labor (translated from the Hebrew “Avoda Aravit” colloquially implies “shoddy or second-rate work.” Alayan is Israeli television’s first Arab sitcom hero in the first prime-time program featuring Arab protagonists who speak in Arabic. The bookish Amjad is a journalist writing for a fictional Jewish newspaper. His beat is Palestinian affairs. One of his few confidants is Meir, the Jewish photographer. In one memorable scene, Amjad tells Meir of his frustration at constantly getting stopped at Israeli checkpoints. “It’s because you drive that ancient Subaru,” Meir shoots back. He explains that every soldier knows only two kinds of people drive Subarus: Palestinians and young settler families -- and Amjad cannot be mistaken for a grungy member of the settler youth. So Amjad decides he needs to get a more “Jewish” car. Amjad desires to conform to the Jewish majority and this gives him the most stereotypical of Jewish maladies: anxiety. Poking fun at the cultural divide, Kashua and his characters play on religious, cultural and political differences to daringly depict the mixed society that is Israel. Milestone on Israeli television as the first program to present Palestinian characters speaking Arabic on primetime. “Arab Labor” has generated great controversy between Arab and Israeli media and Link TV is premiering the program to the U.S. television audience in order to offer a fresh perspective on Israeli-Palestinian cultural friction while presenting an unbelievably entertaining show that has made an international splash. Amjad’s editor is looking for a “sexy” piece for the magazine and Amjad has just the story -- a special sheep that obeys soldiers’ commands. Making up an interview with the uncooperative sheep, Amjad finds himself in a bind when the story becomes a hot item. Amjad is now writing for the magazine, which his coworkers say is better than being a newspaper reporter. “I’ve been doing news for five years. And my first article in the magazine is on a sheep.” TV coverage follows up Amjad’s successful sheep article. 113796 1979 Arabela TF Series Editors.1st Editor (Jiri Krampol). 2nd Editor (Jiri Bednar) 113797 1985 Arabella's Answer SM MLPL Lovesey, P. In "John Creasey's Crime Collection 1985: Anthology by members of the Crime Writers' Association, An." Correspondents. Answers to Correspondents. Notes to Arabella in 1878-1885 Miss Gertrude Smyth, who edited our Answers to Correspondents since this journal was founded six years ago, was hit on the head by a brass flower-pot that fell from an upper window ledge. No column this month. Column will be resumed in our next issue. 113798 1994 Aramotaskaup MT Iceland News Media. News Reporter (Stefan Karl Stefansson). 113799 2002 Ararat M Journalist (Erica Ehm). The Photographer (Raoul Bhaneja). 113800 2006 Ararat N Hargrove, Jon American photojournalist is hired as a guide by an archaeologist who sets out to unravel the mystery of her father’s disappearance high on the treacherous slopes of the legendary Mount Ararat. The photojournalist is as dangerous as he is mysterious. Together they share an exotic journey in search of a secret older than time. The plot includes an ingenious map hidden in the pages of a lost diary, a desperate race to stop a madman from unleashing hell on earth, and an ancient treasure lost for millenniums. 113801 1957 Arashi o yobu otoko MF Critic Toru Sakyo (Nobuo Kaneko). 113802 1999 Arc the Lad M TV Anchor Kukum (Wendee Lee) 113803 1935 Arch Oboler's Plays R Series - 1935-45 News Media 113804 1999 Archangel N Harris, Robert TV Reporter R.J. O'Brian, Moscow correspondent for Satellite News System. Special report on scholar who is searching for a notebook that Stalin kept in his final years. Have good contacts. Young reporter's palm was moist and fleshy. Wearing pressed blue jeans, white T-shirt, leather jacket, broad shoulders, pectorals, thick hair glistening with some aromatic gel. 113805 1999 Archangel NSF Conner, Mike Newsman Danny Constantine of Minneapolis investigates the deadly plague that ended the First World War and is decimating the population. It is the 1930s. The only people who seem immune to its effects are black people. Constantine finds that not everyone is dying from the plague. He has discovered a series of bizarre deaths-murders that look like the work of a vampire. In these times of bad news, his own paper refuses to print the story and Danny must search for the truth on his own, except for a mysterious woman known only as archangel, who always seems to appear when needed most. 113806 1995 Archangel: Novel, A NR Watkins, Paul Editor Madeleine Cody and her pro-environmental newspaper, The Forest Sentinel, takes on a ruthless man in northern Maine carrying out a vendetta against the forest that claimed one of his legs. Purchased logging rights to a designated wilderness area and is determined to cut down as many old-growth trees as possible in the little time allotted. Drives crews to breaking point even after a man dies. Using her newspaper, Cody has long tried to peacefully stop the excessive logging. But when radical eco-warrior arrives, he proposes a new and dangerous form of protest. He pushes Madeleine to defend what she loves -- no matter the cost. 113807 1940 Archer Kidnapping Case, The CB Detective Comics #43 Reporter Red Logan quits his job and goes undercover 113808 1981 Archie Bunker's Place: Barney the Gambler T Episode #36. 2-1-1981 Sports Announcer (Gil Stratton - Voice). Track Announcer (Ed Peck - Voice). 113809 1981 Archie Bunker's Place: Growing Up Is Hard to Do: Part 2 T Episode #57. 12-6-1981 Photographer (Frank Doubleday). 113810 1982 Archie Bunker's Place: Reggie-3 Archie-0 T Episode #61. Reporter (Tom Rosqui). 113811 1927 archy and mehitabel SS Marquis, Donald Robert Perry Fictional Journalist created by Marquis. Two best-known newspaper personae and ranged over a broad spectrum of crazes and fads of the time. Earthiness and realism of both characters. Consistently remained in print and in collected editions. 113812 1933 archy's life of mehitabel SS Marquis, Donald Robert Perry Fictional Journalist created by Marquis. Two best-known newspaper personae and ranged over a broad spectrum of crazes and fads of the time. Earthiness and realism of both characters. Consistently remained in print and in collected editions. 113813 1981 Arctic Enemy NR OWN Harrel, Linda Harlequin Romance #2459 Reporter Sarah Gray accompanies supertanker Arctic Enterprise on its maiden voyage 113814 1949 Arctic Manhunt M Narrator (TV Correspondent Chet Huntley) 113815 1989 ARD-Mittagsmagazin DF West Germany Reporters Bourse Manfred Baumann, Klaus-Rainer Jakisch, Anja Kohl, Stefan Wolff. Hosts Hannelore Fischer, Stefan Schedier. Host Weather Dieter Voss Sport Hosts Marianne Kreuzer, Wolfgang Nadvornik. 113816 1900 Arden Massiter N Barry, Rev. William Francis Correspondent is a young English Socialist in Italy as a newspaper correspondent gets immersed in the strife of the Camorra and the various revolutionary forces devastating and transforming the countryside. 113817 1990 Arden's Touch N Henderson, Beth News Media 113818 1918 Ardessa SS OWN - H Cather, Willa In "Uncle Valentine and Other Stories: Willa Cather's Uncollected Short Fiction." Newspaper Owner-Editor O'Mally, proprietor and editor of The Outcry, a national weekly out on the news-stands the same day in New York and San Francisco, a magazine people howled for. Ardessa Devine did "ladylike tasks," "a graceful contrast to the crude girls in the advertising and circulation departments across the hall. Stenographer. At the O'Mally's elbow to help out. Ardessa knows everything about O'Mally's work. 113819 1931 Are These Our Children M Reporter. 113820 1934 Are We Civilized? M Sherman, Harold (Dialogue-Story) Ness Book Journalist Paul Franklin Sr. (William Farnum) is the head of the influential World News Association. Returns to his home country in Europe (Germany?) to discover the government has established a censorship bureau and is restricting personal freedoms. Criticizes the government and is threatened with death. Attacked by a crowd and his son vows to carry on his fight 113821 2007 Are We Done Yet? M DVD -R HQ 10063, 10064 Magazine Editor Nick Persons (Ice Cube) is a sports memorabilia salesman who has sold his business to launch a sports magazine with no investors, no cover story and a staff of zero. He and his new wife and two step kids appear to be broke and living in a run-down inner-city apartment but find a good deal on what looks like a $3 million home in the countryside. The film ends with the new magazine inspired by the rebuilding of his home, “Are We Done Yet?” launched with Magic Johnson on the cover. 113822 1932 Are You Listening? M McEvoy, J.P. (Novel). Dwight Taylor (Adaptation) Tabloid Editor Russell (John Miljan) is unscrupulous. Bill Grimes (William Haines) is a radio continuity writer who loses his job. Honey (Joan Marsh) takes a job with the New York Morning Tab under editor Russell. Editor of the Miami Clarion. Russell sets up a radio hookup to try to get Grimes to confess to a killing by pretending to believe he is innocent. Grimes is charged with manslaughter. 113823 1994 Are You Lonesome Tonight? NR Miles, Cassie Harlequin Intrigue #269 Tabloid Mogul Vince Harding finally found Teddy Edwards, a woman famed for photographing the long-dead King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. Now he couldn’t remember whether he had meant to hire her, marry her -- or just keep her alive. By night, Teddy tracked down leads phoned in by a menacing caller who reported Elvis sightings. By day, Vince played Teddy’s fiance -- at a wedding party where the bride turned up dead. Teddy had murder on her hands, a stalker on her phone and darkroom evidence that connected it all. Now she’d found a man tailor-made to love her tender -- but was Vince romancing her or the story of the decade? 113824 1952 Are You Positive DT Sportscaster Bill Stern, Sunday game show with sports personalities. Frank Coniff replaced 113825 2006 Are You Ready for Love? M UK News Media. Bored Journalist (Dean Davies). Annoyed Journalist (Nuala Cavanagh). TV Presenters (Fern Britton, Phillip Schofield). Pair of Californian dating gurus come to London to launch their book on how to find love in three days and as a publicity stunt try to find soul mates for three lonely Londoners, but things don't go according to plan. 113826 2008 Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?: Journalist Deborah Norville T DVD -R HQ 10522 Journalist Deborah Norville tries to prove she is smarter than a fifth grader on this popular game show. 113827 1946 Are you the editor of this paper? CB Robin Hood and Company Comics, Vol. 3, #33 Reporter Sooper Dooper, Demon Reporter asks for a job at the paper 113828 1997 Area 51 NSF Doherty, Robert Freelance Magazine Writer Kelly Reynolds comes to Las Vegas to do an article, ends up looking for a friend, Reporter Johnny Simmons, who disappeared trying to infiltrate Area 51. He is either dead or has been taken to a government facility in New Mexico. In 1940s, U.S. government had established Area 51 to study nine unidentified craft discovered in Antarctic. Scientist fears technology of mother ship is beyond our scope and an explosive threat to entire planet. Must race against time to save humankind. Simmons has tubes between his legs, one out of the left side of his mouth, something over his face pressing his eyes shut and blocking off his nose. Beyond that he didn't have a clue to his condition. Just excruciating pain. It was a living hell. Kelly rescues him from the aliens. Better prepared than most reporters. She specifically asks about reporter "that we picked up the other night." Reynolds' reporter's sixth sense constantly in use. 113829 1997 Area 51: Alien Interview, The T Host (Steven Williams). 1950s Interviewer (R.C. Rosenbalm). 113830 1979 Area 88 CB Shogakukan 23 volumes. Manga series. 1979-1986 Photojournalist Goh "Rocky” Mutsugi is a photojournalist on the battlefields of North Africa. Shot down while out taking pictures, rescued by a Bedouin Rescue Service but forced to fight and narrowly escapes death, losing a hand. Appears throughout series. 113831 2004 Area 88 C Japan. Anime series. 12 episodes. Produced by Animax, Group TAC and Media Factory Photojournalist Goh "Rocky” Mutsugi is a photojournalist on the battlefields of North Africa. Shot down while out taking pictures, rescued by a Bedouin Rescue Service but forced to fight and narrowly escapes death, losing a hand. Appears throughout series. 113832 1959 Aren't We Wonderful (Wir Wunderkinder) M Hartung, Hugo (Novel). Heinz Pauck, Gunter Neumann (Screenplay) West Germany - Ness Book Journalist Hans Boeckel (Hansjorg Felmy) loses his job when he refuses to join the Party in this satirical study of the rise and fall of Nazism. 1913 to 1959. Boeckel is student turned journalist whose life intersects with bully who joins the brownshirts. Boeckel works his way up to important editorial position, exposing the past of the bully who is now a captain of industry. After the bully is killed in a fall down an elevator shaft, he is eulogized as a loyal comrade. 113833 1964 Arena T Richard Boone Show two-parter Newspaper. DA with senatorial ambitions attempts to win backing of a newspaper by prosecuting a teenage murderer as an adult 113834 1988 Arena Brains M Critic (Richard Price - The Critic) 113835 1981 Arena: Pretty British Affair, A DT Episode #1. 11-17-1981 Interviewer Gavin Millar. 113836 1991 Arena: Strange Story of Joe Meek, The DT Episode #28. 2-8-1991 Newsreader (Andrew Crawford - Voice). 113837 1644 Areopagitica ER USC Milton, John Critics. References to Pietro Aretino, critics, ballad-makers, Mercurius Aulicus, a newspaper published weekly from early 1642 to late 1645. 113838 2003 Aret der gik TF Denmark - Series Journalists (Jorgen Anton, Katharine Boyer Grube, Claus Letort) 113839 2003 Aret I Kongehuset DF Denmark Interviewer Helle Bygum. 113840 1929 Argent, L' M Reporter (Jules Berry as Huret, the Reporter). 113841 2000 Argento Soma C Japan. Series 2000. News Media. Reporter (Michelle Ruff - Voice - English Version). News Anchor (Mary Elizabeth McGlynn - Voice - English Version). 113842 2003 Argermacher, Der MF Reporter (Hary Hauschild). Reporter (Gerhard Kulig). Reporter (Kurt Mey). Reporterin (Alexandra Krieger). Reporterin (Susanne Held). Reporterin (Ute Evensen). Reporterin (Katharina Hauk). Kamermann (Uwe Arndt). Fotograf (Daniel Franz). Kommentator des Landerspiels (Werner Hansch). 113843 1916 Argonauts of California 1849, The M AFI-Editors Editor of the San Francisco Bulletin is killed 113844 1948 Argyle Secrets, The M Endfield, Cyril (Suspense Radio Program - "Argyle Album, The," and Screenplay). Ness Book - Based on a thriller on a Suspense Radio Program Reporter Harry (William Gargan) trying to expose fifth columnists. He is only member of press allowed to see political columnist in hospital. The columnist is murdered as he is about to reveal details of a book exposing bigwigs who are dealing with Nazis. Reporter is suspected of the killing because he is seen leaving hospital room. Two blackmailers also after the book and a woman leads the reporter to them, but she is a member of the gang and reporter is assaulted. Although she tries to help him, they do not continue their romance and when reporter gets hold of incriminating document, he keeps it for himself. Five murders occur before spies are exposed. 113845 1980 Aria dla atlety MF Poland Journalist (Teodor Gendera). 113846 2005 Ariadne's Clew N Befumo, Joseph Paul Female Reporter may learn more than she wants to know when she seeks out a mysterious holy man, a mad cult leader and his followers who are awaiting Armageddon at a desert stronghold. Is he merely another paranoid extremist, or does he indeed know something about the government, something about the structure of reality, something about the fate of humanity he can not be permitted to reveal? 113847 2000 Ariel Gold: Blind Spot N Mercer, Judy #4 Ariel Gold Mysteries TV Reporter-Producer Ariel Gold of the TV Newsmagazine Open File searches for answers as to why her friend is blinded by a bottle of eye drops containing a corrosive chemical. Police treat the crime as a product-tampering incident tied to a man's beating death, a crime her friend witnessed but did not report. Gold has her own identity questions. An amnesiac with only a few years of memory. She has to solve mystery of cryptic letter sent by a friend she can't remember. 113848 1997 Ariel Gold: Double Take N Mercer, Judy #2 Ariel Gold Mysteries TV Reporter-Producer Ariel Gold works for TV Newsmagazine Open File and suffers traumatic amnesia following the murder of her twin sister, Jane.. She is still struggling to assimilate the fact that she has an identical twin. While visiting her newly discovered biological grandfather, charming businessman B.F. Coulter on Kiawah Island, South Carolina, Ariel is accosted on the beach one night by a man who mistakes her for Jane. A few days later, the distraught stranger, a famous painter's son, turns up dead, an apparent suicide. When his half-sister is killed in a car crash, his mother, who was driving, becomes a suspect in his death. Meanwhile, back in Los Angeles, Ariel's crusty boss, Henry Heller, is investigating the disappearance of a socially awkward genius who founded a computer company and whose beautiful wife stands to benefit enormously from his death. As Ariel and Henry compare notes, discovering similar strains of adultery and deceit in both stories, their relationship begins to blossom into romance. While Ariel was gone, Henry even took care of her dogs. 113849 1995 Ariel Gold: Fast Forward N Mercer, Judy #1 Ariel Gold Mysteries TV Reporter-Producer Ariel Gold works for TV Newsmagazine Open File and suffers traumatic amnesia following the murder of her twin sister, Jane. She is still struggling to assimilate the fact that she has an identical twin. Ariel is an investigative reporter who must uncover both her past and the killer who is on her trail. A woman wakes up to a scene of violence and recognizes nothing, not even herself. She must discover her name (Ariel Gold) and piece together her life. She must figure out why someone wants her dead all the while keeping her amnesia a secret. In Gold's favor are her job with a TV show dealing with unsolved crimes, a small group of loyal friends and her intelligence and good humor. She begins to discover connections between herself and the woman she suspects was accidentally murdered in her place. Gold is confident in her own abilities, comfortable financially and secure enough to have several men as friends. 113850 1998 Ariel Gold: Split Image N Mercer, Judy #3 Ariel Gold Mysteries TV Reporter-Producer Ariel Gold works for TV Newsmagazine Open File and suffers traumatic amnesia following the murder of her twin sister, Jane.. She is still struggling to assimilate the fact that she has an identical twin. TV Producer Gold steps in as on-air investigative reporter. On a pleasure cruise, a woman goes overboard after an argument with her husband. Only a hung jury kept him from a murder conviction. Now Gold looks into the case for her TV show, Open File. Gold interviewed the husband during his trial two years ago. She suspects he knows things about her she can't remember about herself. Gold and the husband, Jack Spurling, have an affair. Spurling is astounded that Gold has forgotten him. But Ariel is a 33-year-old woman with only one year of memory. The rest of her life erased by amnesia. Then she learns he was at the center of one of the most notorious stories she ever covered. He is a man who got away with murdering his wife. Ariel is compelled to reconstruct the events leading up to the trial and the closer she gets to Spurling, the more she wants to believe in his innocence. 113851 1940 Arise, My Love M SVDSP 631. SV 160 Glazer, Benjamin, John S. Toldy (Story). Jacques Thery (Adaptation). Charles Brackett and Billy Wilder (Screenplay) Ness Book. Wilder Correspondent Augusta Nash (Claudette Colbert) former fashion columnist ("In Paris With Gusto") who arranges to marry captured flier because it is great human interest story and would help her get more serious assignments. He avoids publicity. She becomes as recognizable as the subjects she covers. European head of news service Philips (Walter Abel) tells her what she has done will go down in annals of journalism side by side with Stanley's rescue of Livingstone. Flier and Nash fall in love. War intervenes forcing each to do their jobs. Nash pretends to faint to get interview, manufactures quotes and facts to enhance story. Nash modeled after Martha Gellhorn, Time-Life correspondent covering Spanish Civil War. Also Hemingway's third wife. Lamented she would only be remembered as Hemingway's' wife. Uniformed Italian Correspondent (Frank Bruno). Uniformed English Correspondents (Gerald Fielding, Leyland Hodgson). Uniformed American Correspondent (Anthony Nace). American Correspondents (Sherry Hall, Jack Luden). French Correspondent (Alphonse Martell). French Correspondent (Rafael Storm). Italian Correspondent (Tony Merlo). Cameraman (Alan Davis). 113852 1999 Aristocrats MT Miniseries Reporter 1 (Luke Hayden). Reporter 2 (Michael Bates). 113853 2005 Aristocrats, The DT Journalist Frank DiGiacomo. Satirist-Editor Paul Krassner of The Realist. Writers-Producers Dana Gould, Alan Kirschenbaum, Jay Kogen. Staff of The Onion - Joe Garden, Todd Hanson, Tim Harrod, Chris Karwowski, Carol Kolb. The Onion Editorial Staff Maria Schneider. 113854 1941 Arizona Feud NW Adams, F.R. Newspaperman solves a series of crimes. 113855 1991 Arizona Kiss N Ring, Ray News Media.”I can tell you what it's like to work for a newspaper. Imagine a combine, one of those huge threshing machines that eat up a row of wheat like nothing, bearing right down on you. You're running in front of it, all day long, day in and day out, just inches from the front of the maw, where steel blades are whirring and clacking and waiting for you to get tired or make one slip. The only way to keep the combine off you is to throw it something else to rip apart and digest. What you feed it is stories. Words and photos. Ten inches on this, fifteen inches on that, a vertical shot here, a horizontal there, scraps of news and film that go into the maw where they are processed and dumped onto some page to fill the spaces between the ads. Each story buys you a little time, barely enough to slap together the next story, and the next and the next. You never get far ahead, you never take a breather, all you do is live on the hustle. Always in a rush, always on deadline, you keep scrambling to feed the combine. That's what it's like. The only way to break free is with a big story, one you can ride for a while and tear off in pieces so big, the combine has to strain to choke them down. That buys you a little time. But sooner or later, the combine will come chomping after you again, and you better be ready to feed it all over again.” 113856 1965 Arizona Raiders M Newspaper Editor (Booth Colman) of Ohio Gazette 113857 1938 Arkansas Traveler, The M Cunningham, Jack (Story). Viola Brothers Shore, George Sessions Perry (Screenplay) Ness Book Printer Bob Burns ("The Traveler") wanders into a small community to help run The Daily Record, a paper owned by a dead friend. Martha Allen (Fay Bainter), the owner's widow, runs the paper with the help of her son. 113858 2009 Arlen Faber MF Journalist (Richard G. Lyntton). Reclusive author Arlen Faber (Jeff Daniels) of spiritual books is pursued for advice by a single mother and a man fresh out of rehab. 113859 1957 Arlene Francis Show, The DT Series. 8-12-1957 to 2-21-1958. NBC TV Broadcaster Arlene Francis, Hugh Downs. Guest interviews, games, music. 113860 2002 Arli$$: Crossing the Line (aka Arliss). T SVD 1308 Episode News Media 113861 1999 Arli$$: D-Day (aka Arliss). T SVD 785 Episode News Media 113862 1997 Arli$$: Kirby Carlisle, Trouble-Shooter (aka Arliss). T Episode #17. 7-22-1997 Reporter (Kandra King-Baker). Sportscaster Jim Nantz. Sports Cameraman (Craig D. Forrest). 113863 2002 Arli$$: Profiles in Agenting (aka Arliss). T Episode #79. 9-1-2002 Photographer (Gabriel Bologna). 113864 2002 Arli$$: Profiles in Agenting (aka Arliss). T VHS 1275 Episode News Media 113865 1997 Arli$$: Real Thing, The (aka Arliss). T Episode. 7-29-1997. Season #2. Episode #7 Reporter (Patrick Falls). 113866 2002 Arli$$: Standards and Practices (aka Arliss). T SVD 1240 Episode Football Reporter (Lisa Long) who works on the sidelines spars with network execs who think she's too old for the job. 113867 1999 Arli$$: Stories You Don't Hear About. (aka Arliss). T SVDSP 764 Episode News Media 113868 1998 Arli$$: Where Do Clients Come From? (aka Arliss). T Episode #26. 7-5-1998 Reporter (Robert R. Shafer). 113869 1999 Arli$$: You Gotta Love This Game (aka Arliss) T DVD -R HQ 5532 Episode News Media. Arliss is convinced to represent a female basketball player. 113870 1999 Arlington Road M News Media. Reporter Charles Bell (Ken Manelis). TV Reporter #2 (Steve Ottesen). TV Reporter #3 (Harris Mackenzie). TV Reporter #5 (Dave Allen Clark). Bomb Site Reporter (Deborah Swanson) 113871 1932 Arm of the Law M Hoerl, Arthur Based on story, "Butterfly Mystery" Reporter Robin Dale (Rex Bell) interviews a nightclub dancer and later is suspected of her murder. Discovers the real killer. Variety, 7/5/32: "The only new angle is a city editor who is not constantly on the verge of nervous prostration." Reporter (Wallace MacDonald) 113872 1998 Armageddon M DVD -R HQ 7761, 7762, 7763 News Media reports on an asteroid the size of Texas coming right at Planet Earth and the attempts to deflect it. TV Newscaster (Alexander Johnson). TV Newscaster #2 (Kathleen Matthews). Newscaster #3 (J.C. Hayward). Newscaster #4 (Andrew Glassman) American Newscaster (Michael Tuck). German Newscaster (Wolfgang Muser). Italian Newscaster (Dina Morrone). French Newscaster (Anne Vareze). British Newscaster (Patrick Lander). Reporter #1 (Kathy Neff). CBS Reporter (Gary A. Rogers). KSC News Reporter (Greg Warmoth). Spanish Newscaster (Ruben O'Lague). 113873 2007 Armageddon Project N Sanction, Tom Correspondent Sam Preston, a recovering alcoholic with great writing skills and years of useful experience covering France, is an American journalist based in Paris. Bombing in a church lands Preston in the story of a lifetime -- if only he can survive. Attack leads Preston to a group of Assyrian Christians and their colorful leader-in-exile who wants to form a breakaway Assyrian Republic in the oil-rich lands of northwestern Iraq. He has some powerful supporters -- the American Evangelical community, the Israelis and even the U.S. President. Preston suspects the President and his allies are acting secretly and illegally to advance and fund the movement. Preston goes to the White House to report on a performance by a charismatic jazz singer enrolled by the Christian Fundamentalists to champion their cause. He meets a born-again U.S. Army General and learns about the "Armaggedon Project." He realizes the end is near for him. Now he is a prime target for the CIA, the French Intelligence and the Israeli Mossad. A sexy El Al stewardess is sent to stop him. French Colleague Charles Dumond wants to help. 113874 1983 Armageddon Rag, The N Martin, George R.R. Journalist Sandy tries to get to the bottom of a mystery while finding out who he himself really is while visiting his old hippie friends and seeing how time has altered their lives. 113875 2004 Armageddon TV N Aster, Christian von Germany TV Journalist 113876 1974 Armchair Cinema: Regan T Episode #1. 6-4-1974 Interviewer (Jonathan Elsom). 113877 1948 Armchair in Hell NM OWN - P Kane, Henry Columnist Madeline Howell, a lady Winchell on a New York paper. She has exquisite legs and a top half that is not half bad. 113878 1962 Armchair Theatre: Afternoon of a Nymph T Episode #136. 9-30-1962 Journalist (Stephen Hancock). Photographer (Ian Hughes). Cameraman (Michael Da Costa). 113879 1957 Armchair Theatre: Now Let Him Go T Episode #17. 9-15-1957 Reporter (Cule John - Birpool Reporter). 113880 1966 Armchair Theatre: One Eyed Monster, The T UK. Episode #217. 8-6-1966 Photographer (Harry Littlewood). 113881 1968 Armchair Theatre: Unscheduled Stop T Episode #256. 3-15-1968 TV Reporter (Michael Smee). 113882 1970 Armchair Theatre: Up Among the Cuckoos T Episode 276. 6-7-1970 TV Reporter (Gary Waldhorn). Couple rebel against being forced out of their home in their name of progress and into a high rise publicly owned apartment. 113883 2003 Arme Nina - Böses Kind N Stave, Gabriele Germany TV Journalist 113884 1980 Arme, syndige menneske MF Journalist Erik (Svein Scharffenberg) 113885 1994 Armed and Innocent MT DVD -R HQ 10725 (Mislabeled 10724), 10726. SV 273 Reporter Jeff (Chuck Sloan). Newscaster (Darwyn Carson). In-Field Reporter (Inger Martens). Media Excerpts 113886 1949 Armed Forces Hour, The DT 10-30-1949 to 6-11-1950. NBC. Announcers Lt. Cass Bielski, USAF and Ensign Jack Siegal , USN. First TV series from the U.S. Department of Defense. 39 Episodes based in Washington D.C. 113887 2002 Armed Reaction III TF Episode 23. 8-8-2002 Reporters witnesses cop resolve to violence when the cop's friend was strangled by an enemy. 113888 2003 Armer kleiner Morder MF German Reporter (Michael Blihall) 113889 1968 Armies of the Night, The: History as a Novel, the Novel as History N OWN - P Mailer, Norman Literary Critic Dwight MacDonald (based on a real character). 113890 2001 Armistead Maupin: Further Tales of the City MT Maupin, Armistead UK Miniseries. Shown on PBS in 2001 TV Journalist Mary Ann Singleton (Laura Linney) lands a job at a local TV station and finds a story that might make her a reporter. Mary Ann longs to be a serious reporter, but is not given a chance by her station manager. She is forced to work as a daytime host of the “Bargain Matinee” show. Mary Ann’s late boss, socialite Frannie Halcyon, is tormented by her daughter DeDe’s apparent demise in the Jonestown Massacre. When a fortuneteller convinces her that DeDe is alive, she asks for support of society columnist Prue Giroux to make the story public. When Prue refuses to get involved, Frannie calls Mary Ann to share her secret. Since Mary Ann is always searching for a good story, she is eager to meet in hopes of finally getting a break on the evening news. Society Columnist Prue Giroux (Mary Kay Place) falls for a homeless man with a sinister past. Edgar Halcyon (Donald Moffat) of Halcyon Communications. Socialite DeDe Halcyon (Barbara Garrick) returns from the dead after the Jonestown Massacre. 113891 2001 Armistead Maupin: Further Tales of the City (Four Parts) aka Armistead Maupin’s Further Tales of the City” MT VHS 1017. SVD 963 Maupin, Armistead Miniseries Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton (Laura Linney) as one of six apartment dwellers in a complex owed by an eccentric during the 1970s. She is onto a huge story in 1981. 113892 1998 Armistead Maupin: More Tales of the City MT Maupin, Armistead Miniseries Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton: (Laura Linney) is onto a huge story in 1981. Photographer (Kevin Tierney). 113893 1993 Armistead Maupin: Tales of the City MT Maupin, Armistead UK Miniseries. Shown on PBS in 1994. Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton (Laura Linney), a naive young woman from Cleveland, Ohio, finds an apartment at 28 Barbary Lane, the domain of the eccentric marijuana-growing landlady. She becomes friends with the other tenants of the building -- a hippyish bisexual, a straight lothario Brian Hawkins, a sinister and cagey roof tenant, and a sweet gay man named Michael Tolliver. Edgar Halcyon of Halcyon Communications is Mary Ann’s boss. Edgar’s socialite daughter is DeDe Halcyon-Day and her scheming bisexual husband is Beauchamp Day. 113894 1994 Armistead Maupin: Tales of the City: Mona Invites Michael to Live With Her MT DVD -R HQ 9414 Maupin, Armistead UK Miniseries. Shown on PBS in 1994 Aspiring Journalist Mary Ann Singleton (Laura Linney) Reporter Burke Andrew (Colin Ferguson). Society Columnist Prue Giroux (Mary Kay Place) Edgar Halcyon (Donald Moffat) of Halcyon Communications. Socialite DeDe Halcyon (Barbara Garrick). 113895 1978 Armistead Maupin: Tales of the City: Series of Seven Books. N Maupin, Armistead #1-1978 - Tales of the City. #2-1980 - More Tales of the City. #3-1982 - Further Tales of the City. #4 -1984 - Babycakes. #5-1987 - Significant Others. #6-1989 - Sure of You. #7-2007 - Michael Tolliver Lives. Reporter Burke Andrew. Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton. She comes from Cleveland (which she uses as an apology for not knowing anything). She comes to San Francisco and at first stays with her old school friend, a ditzy air stewardess whose bad taste drives Mary Ann nuts so she moves into a room in 28 Barbary Lane and becomes friendly with the other tenants. She gets a job as a secretary at Halcyon Communications, a firm run by Edgar Halcyon. She has an abortive affair with his son-in-law Beauchamp (who turns out to be gay). Later she goes on a cruise with Michael “Mouse” Tolliver, one of the tenants. She meets Burke Andrew, a reporter who has lost his memory and they have some gruesome adventures tracking down a cult. By the next book, she is working in TV as a minor presenter, going out with Brian Hawkins (another tenant) and seriously in love. She ends up breaking the story of DeDe Halcyon Day, who just came back from a gay Cuban refugee camp after escaping from the Jim Jones massacre in Guyana. She later marries Brian, adopts her school friend’s baby after she dies, and becomes more famous eventually getting her own TV show. In the last book, she divorces Brian and moves to New York to do national syndicated television. The books started out as a serialized feature called “The Serial” in a short-lived San Francisco edition of the Pacific Sun, a weekly paper circulating in Marin County. 113896 2001 Armistead Maupin's Further Tales of the City T SVD 963 Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton (Laura Linney) is onto a huge story in 1981 113897 1998 Armistead Maupin’s More Tales of the City (Part 1) T Part 1 of 6 Reporter Burke Andrew (Colin Ferguson). Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton: (Laura Linney) is onto a huge story in 1981. 113898 1998 Armistead Maupin’s More Tales of the City (Part 2). T Part 2 of 6 Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton: (Laura Linney) is onto a huge story in 1981. Reporter Burke Andrew (Colin Ferguson). 113899 1998 Armistead Maupin’s More Tales of the City (Part 3). T DVD -R 1814 Maupin, Armistead Part 3 of 6 Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton: (Laura Linney) is onto a huge story in 1981. Reporter Burke Andrew (Colin Ferguson). 113900 1998 Armistead Maupin’s More Tales of the City (Part 4). T Part 4 of 6 Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton: (Laura Linney) is onto a huge story in 1981. Reporter Burke Andrew (Colin Ferguson). 113901 1998 Armistead Maupin’s More Tales of the City (Part 5). T DVD -R HQ 1830 Part 5 of 6 Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton: (Laura Linney) is onto a huge story in 1981. Mary Ann learns she still has a job. Nightmares plague Reporter Burke Andrew (Colin Ferguson). Mrs. Madrigal reunites Brian and Mona. Jack Lederer (Ed Asner). 113902 1998 Armistead Maupin’s More Tales of the City (Part 6). T DVD -R HQ 1833 Part 6 of 6 Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton: (Laura Linney) is onto a huge story in 1981. Mary Ann and Reporter Burke Andrew (Colin Ferguson) uncover a cult. Dede gives birth. Jon proposes to Michael. Mrs. Madrigal blackmails Betty. 113903 2001 Armistead Maupin's More Tales of the City: Part 1 T Part 1 of 6 Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton (Laura Linney) is onto a huge story in 1981 113904 2001 Armistead Maupin's More Tales of the City: Part 2 T Part 2 of 6 Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton (Laura Linney) is onto a huge story in 1981 113905 2001 Armistead Maupin's More Tales of the City: Part 3 T DVD -R 1814 Part 3 of 6 Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton (Laura Linney) is onto a huge story in 1981 113906 2001 Armistead Maupin's More Tales of the City: Part 4 T Part 4 of 6 Aspiring Reporter Mary Ann Singleton (Laura Linney) is onto a huge story in 1981 113907 2001 Armistead Maupin's More Tales of the City: Part 5 T DVD -R 1830 Part 5 of 6 Reporter Mary Ann Singleton (Laura Linney) is onto a huge story in 1981. Mary Ann learns she still has a job. Nightmares plague Burke. Mrs. Madrigal reunites Brian and Mona. Jack Lederer (Edward Asner). 113908 2001 Armistead Maupin's More Tales of the City: Part 6 T DVD -R 1833 Part 6 of 6 Reporter Mary Ann Singleton (Laura Linney) is onto a huge story in 1981. Mary Ann and Burke uncover a cult. Dede gives birth. Jon proposes to Michael. Mrs. Madrigal blackmails Betty. 113909 1930 Armistice Day R CD5 - Wells 11-11-1930 News Media 113910 1994 Armitage III C News Media. Newscaster (Richard Hayworth-Cansino - Voice - English Version). Mars Broadcasting Reporter (Tom Charles-Fahn - Voice - English Version). MFN Newscaster (Steven Jay Blum - Voice - English Version). 113911 2002 Armitage: Dual Matrix C Japan News Media. Reporters (Dorothy Elias-Fahn, Wendee Lee, Lia Sargent - Voice - English Version). 113912 2006 Arms of Deliverance: Story of Promise, A N Goyer, Tricia Reporters Mary Kelly and Lee O'Donnell land similar jobs at the New York Tribune on the eve of World War II's outbreak and soon become competitors. They become rival reporters brought up in opposite worlds. Mary's coverage of a bombing raid over Germany leads to a plane wreck and an adventurous escape attempt from across enemy lines. When Lee hears of Mary's plight, she bravely heads to war-torn Europe in an effort to help rescue her friend. Lee is the daughter of privilege and connections Mary can only dream about. But Lee finds high society life stifling and longs to make her reputation as a reporter, not a socialite. Mary was raised by her mother. She has, by sheer grit and determination, carved out her niche in the male dominated world of newspaper reporting. She must think of novel ways to get interviews with some of the most important people in the world, while Lee uses here connections. Mary hates Lee's status in the world. Their rivalry intensifies when both women are chosen to report the war from the front lines and both women are unprepared for war's realities and horrors. 113913 1950 Armstrong Circle Theater (aka Circle Theater) T Series 1950-1963 TV Anchors John Cameron Swayze. Douglas Edwards (see specific shows) 113914 1957 Armstrong Circle Theatre: Assignment: Junkies' Alley T Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 113915 1956 Armstrong Circle There: SOS from the Andrea Doria T Episode.10-16-1956 TV Anchor John Cameron Swayze narration. 113916 1941 Armstrong Theatre of Today, The R Series - 1941-53 News into drama 113917 1989 Army Blue N OWN - P Truscott, Lucian K. TV Reporter (beautiful female) helps the victim of an elaborate scheme to cover up the CIA's covert drug operations 113918 2006 Army Geek M Reporter #1 (Giselle Fernandez). At boot camp, an aimless kid is turned into a soldier by a female drill sergeant. 113919 1942 Army Hour, The DR Radio Series. 1942-45 Sportscaster Bill Stern 113920 1947 Army of Occupation SS OWN - H Boyle, Kay In "Nothing Ever Breaks Except the Heart." Female War Correspondent. Slender and pretty female war correspondent. Married "girl." 113921 1986 Army Wives MT Interviewer (David Goddard) 113922 2007 Army Wives: T Newscaster (Lynnanne Zager). Army Wives tells the story of four woman and one man who are brought together by their common bond -- they all have enlisted spouses. Pamela Moran (Brigid Brannagh) used to be a member of the Boston police department. Now she is homemaker allowing her husband to be the breadwinner of the family. 113923 2008 Army Wives: Casting Out the Net T DVD -R HQ 10079 Episode #22. 8-3-2008 Journalist Brenda (Tawny Cypress) interviews Pamela Moran (Brigid Brannagh), radio personality, for the local newspaper, Fort Marshall Paratrooper and they become friends. Local newspaper reporter Brenda wants to run a story on her so that people on the post could know a bit more about her. 113924 2008 Army Wives: Great Expectations T DVD -R HQ 10246 Episode. 9-7-2008 Radio Host Pamela Moran (Brigid Brannagh) is the host for the army post’s radio station. Claudia Joy learns the reason for her mother’s visit. Roxy, Denise, Claudia Joy and Pamela throw Roland and Joan a baby shower. Denise pleads with Frank to go with her to martial counseling. Trevor learns the fate of one of his soldiers. 113925 2008 Army Wives: Hero Returns, The T DVD -R HQ 10218 Episode. 7-6-2008 Radio Host Pamela Moran (Brigid Brannagh) is the host for the army post’s radio station. Trevor returns home a hero but is conflicted. Frank, still in Iraq, becomes worried about Denise’s newfound independence. 113926 2008 Army Wives: Loyalties T DVD -R HQ 10219 Episode. 7-6-2008 Radio Host Pamela Moran (Brigid Brannagh) is the host for the army post’s radio station. She is stunned when Chase is arrested. Roland is suspected of inappropriate behavior with one of his students. Roxy hires a new waitress. 113927 2008 Army Wives: Messenger, The T DVD -R HQ 10214 Episode. 6-22-2008 Radio Host Pamela Moran (Brigid Brannagh) is the host for the army post’s radio station. Chase tells Pamela and their kids that he has to leave on another mission. Finn develops a schoolboy crush on Claudia Joy and asks her out on a date. Denise bonds with a wounded soldier named Mac. 113928 2008 Army Wives: Moving Out T DVD -R HQ 11235 Episode. 6-21-2009 Radio Host Pamela Moran (Brigid Brannagh) is the host for the army post’s radio station. Pamela needs a bigger home to her kids can have their own rooms. Claudia Joy continues to have trouble from her daughter while looking for a place to live. Trevor may have trouble keeping his job after making a bit mistake. Roland must look into getting soldiers better care at Fort Marshall after a therapist talks with him. 113929 2008 Army Wives: Payback T DVD -R HQ 10295 Episode. 9-21-2008 Radio Host Pamela Moran (Brigid Brannagh) is the host for the army post’s radio station. Pamela gets the chance to confront her stalker. Michael officially presents Trevor with a Silver Star Medal. Trevor is involved in a fender bender. Denise rents a house when Frank is deployed to Iraq. 113930 2008 Army Wives: Safe Havens T DVD -R HQ 10277 Episode. 9-14-2008 Radio Host Pamela Moran (Brigid Brannagh) is the host for the army post’s radio station. 113931 2007 Army Wives: Truth and Consequences T Episode #11. 8-12-2007 Radio Host Pamela Moran (Brigid Brannagh) signs on as a new host for the army post’s radio station. 113932 2008 Army Wives: Would You Know My Name T DVD -R HQ 10213 Episode. 6-8-2008 Radio Host Pamela Moran (Brigid Brannagh) is the host for the army post’s radio station. Following the aftermath of the bombing at the Hump Bar, the wives struggle to put their lives back together. 113933 1954 Army-McCarthy Hearings DT News. Live coverage, ABC, DuMont 113934 1988 Arnold Crombeck Story, The SS UCLA McGrath, Patrick In "Blood and Water and Other Tales." Female Journalist Miss Kennedy, a female journalist for a big New York daily, is the narrator. She is sent to England to cover tennis. "Now a woman reporter really had to prove herself in those days, otherwise all she'd get to write about was fashion and tennis. I was ambitious. I was eager to show that I could handle hard news as well as any man -- this was why I'd jumped at the story. Volunteered to interview the "death gardener" of Wimbledon, England shortly before he was hanged in the summer of 1954. 113935 1973 Arnold's Wrecking Co. M Reporter #1 (Don De Paul). Reporter #2 (Lloyd Jones). 113936 1995 Around Claudia Schiffer MT Interviewer (Claudia Schiffer - Herself). 113937 2002 Around the Horn DT Series 2002- Sports Program. Moderators Max Kellerman, Tony Reah, Zach Selwyn. Denver Post Panelists Woody Paige (2002-2004), Adam Schefter (2004-), Jim Armstrong (2005-), Mark Kiszla (2004-). Los Angeles Times Panelists J.A. Adande, Bill Plaschke, T.J. Simers (2002-2003). Boston Globe Panelists Jackie MacMullan, Rono Borgers (2004-), Ron Borges (2004-), Michael Smith (2003-), Michael Holley (2002-2004, 2005-), Charlie Pierce (2002-2003). Chicago Sun-Times Panelist Jay Mariotti. Dallas Morning News Panelist Kevin Blackstone. Houston Chronicle Richard Justice (2005-). ESPN Panelist Don Shanoff (2004-). 113938 1974 Around the Horne SS GPL Keillor, Garrison In "Happy to Be Here." From "Found Paradise." Sports Columnist. Around the Horne by Bill Horne. Note: Bill Horne is sick. Today's column is by Ed Farr. 113939 2000 Around the World in 72 Days DT Investigative Reporter Nelly Bly and her race around the world in less than 80 days. Narrator (David Ogden Stiers). 113940 1989 Around the World in 80 Days MT Reporter (Colin Higgins) 113941 1956 Around the World in Eighty Days M DVD -R HQ 2970, 2971, 2972. L Psychotronic Encyclopedia Reporter (John Carradine). Newspaper date saves Philea Fogg the wager at end of film. CBS Correspondent Edward R. Murrow in prologue. 113942 1873 Around the World in Eighty Days NSF OWN - H Verne, Jules With three Verne novels Press 113943 2006 Arr I sjelen MF Norway TV Reporter (Kristin Grom). 113944 1996 Arranged Marriage M Newswoman (Laurie Howell) 113945 2009 Arrangement N Grant, Cat Paparazzi chase after CEO-Senator Eric Courtland who has it all until his wife discovers is affair. He loves his wife but another man also commands his affections. When both wife and lover discover his secret, he rocks them with a daring proposal neither can refuse. Initially, their triad is tense and awkward, but growing trust and intimacy lead to a satisfying and worthwhile relationship for all -- as long as their unusual romance remains strictly confidential to protect Eric’s seat in the U.S. Senate. Blackmailing political rivals, stalking paparazzi and a serious illness threaten their fragile arrangement. Are the daytime struggles worth the nights of passion and pleasure?> 113946 1997 Arrangement, The NR Stone, Lyn Harlequin Historicals #389 Gossip Columnist Kathryn Wainwright goes up against a musical genius who tries to outwit her by pretending to be an idiot savant. 113947 2000 Arrest & Trial: Best Friend T Reporter (John K. Anderson). 113948 2001 Arrest & Trial: Holy Day Murders T Episode #42. News Media. Reporter (Lesley Wolff). 113949 2001 Arrest & Trial: Love on the Rocks T Episode #53. News Media. TV Reporter (Andrea Jackson). 113950 2000 Arrest & Trial: Pillow Pyro T Episode #59. News Media. TV Reporter (Lisa Pedace). 113951 1964 Arrest & Trial: Revenge of the Worm, The T Episode #27. 3-29-1964 News Vendor (Michael Dunn). 113952 1964 Arrest & Trial: Roll of the Dice, A T Episode #22. 2-23-64 Photographer (Janet Dey). 113953 2000 Arrest & Trial: Rubik's Cube T Reporter (John K. Andersen). 113954 2003 Arrested Development: T Series News Media. New York Times runs pictures of the Bluths, a filthy-rich American family. 113955 2005 Arrested Development: Burning Love T Episode #31. 1-30-2005 TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” 113956 2005 Arrested Development: Cabin Show, The T Episode #41. 9-19-2005 TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” 113957 2003 Arrested Development: Charity Drive T DVD -R HQ 7702 Episode. 11-30-2003 News Media. Gob and Lindsay accuse Michael of being cold and uncharitable. Lindsay volunteers herself at a bachelorette auction to raise money for charity. 113958 2006 Arrested Development: Exit Strategy T DVD -R HQ 8125 Episode #52. 2-10-2006 Newscaster (Lawrence Toffler). 113959 2005 Arrested Development: For British Eyes Only T Episode #42. 9-26-2005 TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” 113960 2003 Arrested Development: Key Decisions T Episode #4. 11-23-2003 TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” 113961 2004 Arrested Development: Let ‘Em Eat Cake T Episode #22. 6-6-2004 TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” 113962 2004 Arrested Development: Missing Kitty T Episode #18. 3-28-2004 TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” Beard is also in a restaurant during a newsworthy event, but he walks away saying to himself, “Can’t be part of the story. Can’t be part of the story.” Beard is at a restaurant when Michael Bluth and Kitty Sanchez get into an altercation. Beard leaves the restaurant so as not to become involved in the story he is reporting. 113963 2007 Arrested Development: Moonlight T DVD -R HQ 9170 Episode #5. 10-26-2007 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Beth's Cameraman (Bill Parks). Mick hunts a teenage vampire who is hunting female escorts he finds on the Internet. Mick and Beth try to avoid each other after sharing an intimate moment. 113964 2005 Arrested Development: Mr. F T Episode #45. 11-7-2005 TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” 113965 2004 Arrested Development: One Where Michael Leaves, The T Episode #23. 11-7-2004 TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” 113966 2004 Arrested Development: One Where They Build a House, The T Episode #24. 11-14-2004 TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” 113967 2005 Arrested Development: Out on a Limb T Episode #33. 3-6-2005 Photographer (Rick Hall). Mkichael thinks he may be the father of attorney Maggie Lizer’s baby, and that threatens his relationship with Sally. 113968 2003 Arrested Development: Pilot T SVD 1502 Episode #1. 11-2-2003 TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” 113969 2004 Arrested Development: Public Relations T DVD -R HQ 8337 Episode #11. 1-25-2004 Public Relations Director for the family gives them each a task while Michael tries to get his son in a prestigious school academy. Fox Reporter (Tom Schmid). Narrator (Ron Howard). TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” 113970 2006 Arrested Development: S.O.B.s T DVD -R HQ 7449 Episode. 1-1-2006 Newspaper headlines. News Media. Concerned about its future, George Sr. insists that the family host a fundraiser to raise awareness within the community. TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” 113971 2004 Arrested Development: Sad Sack T Episode #27. 12-12-2004 TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” 113972 2005 Arrested Development: Switch Hitter T DVD -R HQ 7665 News Media. Magazines and Newspapers. When the president of a rival company hires Gob in an effort to win the company softball game, Michael asks Gob to throw the game. 113973 2005 Arrested Development: Sword of Destiny, The T Episode #37. 1-30-2005 TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” 113974 2003 Arrested Development: Top Banana T Episode #2. 11-9-2003 TV Anchor (John Beard - Himself) for fictional television station, “Fox 6.” 113975 1998 Arrival Agenda, The (Arrival II) M Investigative Reporter (Jane Sibbett) and a reluctant computer programmer must convince the government and public that a sinister alien conspiracy could wipe out the human race 113976 1953 Arrival of POWs from Korea at San Francisco DT 8-23-53 - NBC News 113977 1996 Arrival, The M Reporter #1 (Monica Dionne). Reporter #2 (Alejandro Usigli). Reporter #3 (Jacqueline Voltaire). 113978 2006 Arrivederci amore, ciao MF Italy Journalist (Antonio Zavatteri). 113979 1997 Arrow, The MT News Media. TV Reporter (Lee J. Campbell). TV News Announcer (Richard Hurst). Press #1 (Jeff Madden). Newsreel (John Diefenbaker - Himself). 113980 1994 Arrowhead M Reporter (Hadley Obodiac) 113981 0001 Ars Poetica PO COPY Horace 23-20 B.C. Literary Critics. Literary criticism. Poet-critic. Criticism prompted by his experience as a craftsman. Ars Poetica's purpose is to present a view of the whole of what he considered great poetry. 113982 1938 Arsene Lupin Returns M Reporters (Leonard Penn, Harry Tyler, Chester Clute) 113983 1955 Arsenic and Old Lace T Kesselring, Joseph Best of Broadway - 1-5-55 Critic (Orson Bean). Boris Karloff, Helen Hayes 113984 1962 Arsenic and Old Lace T Kesselring, Joseph Hallmark Hall of Fame. 2-5-62 Critic (Tony Randall) 113985 1969 Arsenic and Old Lace T Kesselring, Joseph 4-2-69 Drama Critic. Lillian Gish, Helen Hayes, Fred Gwynne, Bob Crane 113986 1944 Arsenic and Old Lace M DVD -R HQ 2189, 2190 Kesselring, Joseph (Play). Julius J Epstein, Philip G. Epstein (Screenplay) Drama Critic Mortimer Brewster (Cary Grant) is successful author and woman hater finally getting married. At marriage license office, two newshounds -- Reporter (Charles Lane) and Photographer (Hank Mann) -- show up and recognize him. Seeing scandal -- woman hater getting married -- they chase after him and his fiancée. Brewster explains the dilemma to her: "Don't you understand? How can I marry you? Me, the symbol of bachelorhood. I've sneered at every love scene in every play…." "I’ve written four million words against marriage…All the silly tripe I’ve made fun of for years. Is this what I’ve come to?" Police officer pesters him throughout movie about critic's opinion of a play he wrote. 113987 1941 Arsenic and Old Lace P OWN - H - MLPL Kesselring, Joseph In "Best Plays of the Modern American Theatre." Drama Critic Mortimer Brewster (Allyn Joslyn) 113988 1946 Arsenic and Old Lace R Episode #323. 11-25-1946. Screen Guild Theater, The Drama Critic Mortimer Brewster. 113989 2007 Arsenic Labyrinth, The N Edwards, Martin Journalist Tony di Venuto is campaigning to revive interest in the disappearance of Emma Bestwick and Guy, a drifter with a taste for deception who has returned to Coniston in England’s Lake District after 10 years, knows what happened to her and tells the reporter the approximate location where the body is. When he tips off the newspaperman that Emma will not be coming home, DCI Hannah Scarlett, head of Cumbria’s Cold Case Review Team, re-opens the old investigation. Her inquiries take her to the Museum of myth and Legend and to the remote and eerie Arsenic Labyrinth -- a series of stone tunnels used to remove arsenic from tin ore. Meanwhile historian Daniel Kind is immersing himself in the work of John Ruskin, whose neighbors created the Arsenic Labrinth. A shocking discovery makes it clear to Hannah that there is not one mystery to solve, but two -- and she turns to Daniel for help in untangling the secrets of the past. As Hannah and Daniel struggle to resist a growing but dangerous attraction, Guy’s plan to make a quick buck runs into trouble and he has to resort to desperate measures. Someone is determine to kill to keep their secrets safe. Guy is a drifter, a gigolo and a scammer, but for some unknown reason when he sees Venuto’s article about Bostwick being missing for 10 years, he decides to help the reporter out. He tells him the approximate location where the body is. Scarlett takes the call very seriously and has her team search the mine shafts in the arsenic labyrinth. It doesn’t take them long to find the body but they are shocked to find a second corpse there, a victim of a murder 50 years ago. 113990 1984 Arson NM OWN - H Fackler, Elizabeth Reporters and lovers Frank James and Mariah Baunders vie with each other for the front page when a gun connected with a 20-year-old unsolved murder turns up which will wreak havoc on the rich and not-so-rich. 113991 1988 Arson Fiend and...The Spectre!, The CB Wrath of the Spectre #4 Reporter Earl Crawford sees the Spectre and tries to report on his findings. Then his life goes terribly wrong. 113992 1959 Arson For Hire M Photographer Clete (John Frederick). 113993 1938 Arson Gang Busters (aka Arson Racket Squad) M Gottlieb, Alex, Norman Burnstine (Screenplay) Reporter Joan Lawrence (Rosalind Keith) is a sob sister for a scandal sheet. She prints a story identifying a chemist as an arsonist before the police can get a convention. Reporter caught eavesdropping on the real arsonist. Saved and gets the story. 113994 2002 Art M Short Newscaster (Alisa Robinson). 113995 2001 Art (delicat) de la seduction, L' MF Photographer (Ahmet Ziyrek). 113996 2007 Art Buchwald DT Columnist Art Buchwald, 1925-2007. a Pulitzer Prize-winning political satirist known as the "Wit of Washington" died January 17, 2007 in Washington D.C. at 81. The World War II veteran began his career as a Paris correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune before becoming a D.C.-based syndicated columnist in 1962. 113997 2008 Art Critic, The W www.artnet.com/magazineus/books/plagens Plagens, Peter Artnet E-published Novel Art Critic Arthur for a major news magazine. His recent but rising dyspepsia concerning what he was seeing in the galleries owed mostly to his feeling old and increasingly out of touch with the postmodern art world. His weight was healthfully proportionate to his height and he was in reasonable good shape. He had good teeth, although just a little too small and unfluorescently white to have been a game show emcee’s. Slow but steady loss of his graying chestnut brown hair was reasonably well-disguised by the very expensive and very short haircuts to which he treated himself in a Tribeca salon. His nose was straight, his lips were thin, his eyes were hazel, and he sported no tattoos or major visible scars. Arthur also flossed and used an electric toothbrush daily. He loved to shower, and had no aversion to a small splash upon his face of a fragrant liquid with a silly name. The result of all these efforts was that women usually carbon-dated Arthur as about five years younger than he was “in his mid-forties.” 113998 2008 Art of French Kissing, The N Harmel, Kristin Reporter Gabriel Francoeur is sexy and stubborn and refuses to believe Public Relations-Media Professional Emma Sullivan when she tells him her client was just playing Go Fish in that hotel room with all those scantily-clad girls. Emma was dumped by her fiancé the same week she’s laid off from her job at a record company so she quickly accepted an offer from an old friend in Europe to handle press for the English-language launch of a French TV star turned sexy singer. Emma jets off to Paris and her friend is soon giving her lessons in dating French men. The French TV star turns out to be an eccentric pill causing havoc for Emma by pulling public stunts that run contrary to his saintly do-gooder image carefully crafted. Most of the media accept Emma’s spin on his eccentricities, but Francoeur, one very attractive reporter, is annoyingly persistent about finding out the real facts and eventually romancing Emma. Emma will always have Paris, the City of Light, of romance, of high fashion and cheese. If a girl can’t reinvent herself here, there’s no hope. It’s time to leave the old Emma Sullivan behind and become someone courageous, exciting, successful. The type of girl who, when faced with a reporter who won’t stop asking questions, knows just what to do. After all, they don’t call it French kissing for nothing. 113999 1965 Art of Love, The M PR - AFI-Publicity/Authors Public Relations 114000 2007 Art of Standing Still N Culliford, Penny Reporter Jemma Durham dreams of the story that will take her from the small Monksford Gazette to a national newspaper. But nothing much ever happens in Monksford. Then the town revives the tradition of medieval mystery plays that were performed across England hundreds of years ago and Durham takes a role to cover the experience for her newspaper. But the real story unfolds behind the scenes and Durham holds the power to destroy lives and advance her career, but at what cost? 114001 1997 Art of Tabloid, The M Frayne, Alex Short Reporter Vincent (Rory Walker), a roving journalist in a hurry to make great copy, finds there's more to the death of a famous artist than meets the eye. Journalist (Eliza Lovell). Art Critic (Noel Purdon). 114002 2003 Art of the Critic, The T Short Alcoholic Critic sabotages the launch of a new art movement. The Critic (Dom Shaw). 114003 2004 Art of the Devil (aka Kohn len khong) MF Thailand Crime Reporter learns that the murderer's weapon of choice in killing a rich man and his family was neither a knife nor a gun, but instead a much more powerful tool -- voodoo. The reporter follows his hunch and discovers the art of the devil. Editor (Dan Woren - Voice, English Version). Female Reporter Woon (Tara Platt - Voice, English Version). TV Anchor Master (Dave Mallow - Voice, English Version). A woman pregnant from an affair is told by her love to leave him and his family alone. Enraged, she goes to a witch doctor and has him use black magic against her ex-lover and his family. They all die in suspicious manners. Then a woman claiming to be her lover’s secret mistress claims his inheritance and moves into his house with her four children. Not long after that, unexplainable things happen to the family and one by one, they begin to die. When an investigative reporter looks into the case and becomes convinced that the woman wields the hand of Satan, he unknowingly opens the door to a violent supernatural battle that literally rips his loved ones apart as the witch sends eels bursting from human stomachs and rips babes from the womb. 114004 1983 Art of War P MLPL Walker, G.F. Play Index, 1983-87 Press 114005 2007 Art of War 2 M Reporter Cara Shim (Cathy Sim). 114006 2000 Art of War, The M News Media. Reporter (Frank Cavallero). Times Square Reporter (Tracey McKee). TWN Reporter (Jeniene Phillips). TNN Reporter #1 (Andrew Peplowski. TNN Reporter #2 (Andrew Nichols). TWN News Anchorman (Frank Schorpion). Hong Kong Reporter (Erin Selby). Reporter at Chan's hotel (Yardly Kavanagh). 114007 2007 Art Officially Favored DT Reporter Christine Gwillim. 114008 2006 Art School Confidential M Critic. Future Critic (David Diaan). Untalented young man believes that art school will provide success and . the girl of his dreams, only to get embroiled in a murder that makes him a celebrity for his artistry. 114009 2000 Artemin Goldberg: Custom tailor of Brassieres M Short - Comedy Art Critic (Ruth Moore). 114010 1981 Artemis 81 MT UK TV Reporter (Alan Towers). BBC Radio Announcer (Ysanne Churchman). Paranormal novelist Gideon Harlax (Hywel Bennett) is drawn into a battle between the forces of good and evil. 114011 1871 Artemus Ward SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 114012 1857 Artemus Ward SS Browne, Charles Farrar Reporters and lovers Frank James and Mariah Baunders vie with each other for the front page when a gun connected with wrote fictional accounts of his gravelling tent show and wax museums. Well known in the flesh as a platform speaker. Physical presence of Ward on the lecture circuit reinforced his writings. Browne appeared as Ward. 114013 1863 Artemus Ward Announces His Coming to Washoe SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 114014 1949 Arthur Godfrey DT 1949-50 Press. Attacks on the Press 114015 1976 Arthur Hailey's The Moneychangers MT Miniseries TV Newsman (Barry Coe) 114016 1940 Arthur Hopkins Presents R Series - 1940s Press 114017 1948 Arthur Takes Over M Newspaperwoman (Luana Walters). 114018 2001 Arthur: T SVD 1124. L Episode Tabloid Newspaper. Francine starts her own tabloid newspaper and prints gossip about her friends. 114019 2002 Arthur: Don't Ask Muffy T DVD -R HQ 6823. VHS 1285 Children Episode School Newspaper Advice Columnist Muffy begins an advice column in the school newspaper. But nobody takes her advice. 114020 2005 Arthur! Celebration of Life, A M News Media. News3 Reporter (Jan Martineau). Reporter #3 (Francine Berman). London Press (Joe Day). Reporter #4 (Mamarra McKinney). Reporter #2 (Larry Mitchell). Reporter #1 (Catherine Taormina). Arthur Ashe, the great African-American tennis star's story. 114021 1204 Arthurian Chronicles represented by Layamon ER COPY Layamon Reporters and lovers Frank James and Mariah Baunders vie with each other for the front page when a gun connected with and laid them to the ground." Wicked messengers spread rumors wide, "on the four sides of Saxland and bid all the knights that they mighty get, that they should come soon to this kingdom" 114022 1992 Article 99 M News Media. Reporter (Buck Baker). Reporter (Vivian Ecclefield). Reporter (Joe Lerer). 114023 2001 Articolo 8 TF Italy Reporter (Gigi Palla). Editor (Alberto Giraldi). 114024 2007 Artifact, The M TV News Reporter (Kimberly Dawn Riggan). 114025 1980 Artificial Kid, The NSF Sterling, Bruce TV News. Television cameras hover over staged street fights and teenagers are killed on screen for audience enjoyment 114026 2000 Artificial Lies M Reporter (Daniella Ferrera). Reporter (Kevn Woodshouse). 114027 2008 Artista, El MF Argentina Journalist (Roberto Tacon). 114028 1937 Artists & Models M Photographer (Nick Lukats). 114029 1955 Artists and Models M L Talk Show. Comic Book Publisher Mr. Murdock (Eddie Mayehoff). Rick Todd (Dean Martin), Artist. Eugene Fullstack (Jerry Lewis) story ideas. TV Commentator Art Baker (Himself). 114030 1938 Artists and Models Abroad (aka Artists & Models) M Reporter (Georges de Gombert). German Reporter (Ferdinand Schumann-Heink). American Reporter (Kenneth Gibson). German Reporter (Ferdinand Schumann-Heink). 114031 2000 Artists' Specials: Winslow Homer: An American Original T DVD -R HQ 1891 Artist. Painter Winslow Homer (Wayne Best) returns from the Civil War in a deep depression. Two teenagers help him come out of the depression. Homer's Civil War paintings -- graphic depictions of the war in action -- are featured. 114032 2002 Artoza T Series Interviewer (David W. Cerny) 114033 2002 Artworks M DVD -R HQ 2752, 2753 News Media. TV Reporter (Leslie Slaughter). A woman who works in home security and a man who owns a gallery conspire to steal works of art. 114034 1919 As a Man Thinks M AFI-Critics/Publishers Critic 114035 1997 As Good As It Gets M Publisher (Linda Gehringer) 114036 2006 As If Love Were Enough N Fleming, Anne Taylor Magazine Writer Clare Layton of New York City is a childless, 41-year-old who is a longstanding mistress of a married politician. Her estranged sister shows up from Florida after 25 years. Clare soon learns her sister hops Clare can give her teenage son, who is dying of hepatitis B, a leg up on the liver transplant list by writing a public piece about him. She goes to Orlando to meet her nephew who is an aspiring evangelical preacher. . Clare offers to donate her liver. 114037 1986 As Is MT TV Commentator (Tonya Lee Williams) 114038 1895 As Queer As She Could Be N USC Wright, Jessie E. (Whitcomb) Aspiring Reporter Miss Hilary Barlow tries newspaper work. Home for newsboys. Does some Cape Cod reporting. Newspaperman in her life. 114039 1988 As the Road Curves: Ramsey Takes Off N Dean, Elizabeth #1 Ramsey Sears Series Journalist Ramsey Sears works for a prestigious lesbian magazine and journeys to lesbian communities around the country. 114040 1921 As the World Rolls On M Blacks African-American Editor Nelson Crews, editor of leading black publication, member of the Elks 114041 1990 As the World Turns: TS Episode. Week of 8-4-1990. Soap (1956-) TV Interviewer. Iva cut short a TV interview when hostess Blythe's questioning turned to Ellie and Kirk 114042 1991 As the World Turns: TS Episode. 3-1991. Soap (1956-) Newspaper. Back in Oakdale, Lucinda's City Times reported the story of Caleb jumping bail 114043 1998 As the World Turns: TS Episode. Soap (1956-) Reporter, 1998 (Brian Howe). 114044 2002 As the World Turns: TS Episode. Soap (1956-). Reporter (Nichelle Hines). Photographer (James Babbin). 114045 1999 As the World Turns: TS Episode #316. 3-29-1999 Reporter from WOAK (Joe Quintero). WOAK Station Manager (Daniel Pearce). 114046 1999 As the World Turns: TS Episode #317. Reporter (Charles Tuthill). 114047 2004 As the World Turns: TS Episode #256. 1-20-2004 Reporter (Andrea Bianchi). 114048 2003 As the World Turns: TS Episodes #254-#255. 8-26-2003 Reporter (Andrea Bianchi). 114049 2003 As the World Turns: TS Episode #166-#167. 12-24/26-2003 News Media. Reporter (Laurie Searle). 114050 2004 As the World Turns: TS Episode #217. 1-15-2004 News Media. Reporter (Laurie Searle). 114051 1997 As the World Turns: TS Episode #363. 10-16-1997 Copy Editor (James Mount). 114052 2000 As the World Turns: Craig Montgomery TS Series. Character debuts in July, 2000 Media Owner-Publisher of The National Intruder Magazine after assuming Emily Munson's loan from David Stenbeck. 114053 1999 As the World Turns: Emily Munson TS Series. Character debuts in 1999. Journalist Emily Munson (Kelly Menighan Hensley), Editor-in-Chief of The National Intruder Tabloid. Former Journalist, The Argus (Endicott Award, 7-24-1998 with Tom for storm coverage). Owner-Publisher, The City Times. Former WOAK owned, co-owned with Lily and Kim but lost her shares after convicted of murder. The City Times Owner-Publisher -- scammed from Lucinda, lost back in lawsuit. Feigned insanity while in prison for murder. Raped. Overcame trauma and stigma associated with rape, regained her manipulative confidence. 114054 1999 As the World Turns: Henry Coleman TS Series. Character debuts in 1999. Journalist Henry Coleman (Trent Dawson) is the former managing editor of The National Intruder Magazine (10-2000-2-2001). News Director, WOAK (11-1999-9-2000). Assignment Desk for unnamed Rockford TV Station (3-1998-10-1999). Assistant News Director for unnamed Chicago TV Station (? - 9-1996). Current PI, Early Bird Surveillance. Fired from WOAK. Coleman moves to Los Angeles. Eventually hired by Craig Montgomery as the new ME of The National Intruder. When Craig discovers Henry has been scheming against him, he fires him from The National Intruder. B.S. in Journalism from UCLA, summa cum laude. 114055 1979 As the World Turns: Kim Hughes TS Series. Character debuts in 1979. Media Owner Kim Hughes (Kathryn Hays), co-owner of WOAK-TV. Also Acting Station Manager. Co-owns WOAK with Lily Snyder. 114056 1993 As the World Turns: Lily Walsh Snyder TS Series. Character debuts April, 1993. Media Owner Lily Walsh Snyder (Martha Byrne), co-owner of WOAK-TV. Co-owns WOAK with Kim Hughes. Ran WorldWide Industries and The City Times Newspaper when Lucinda Walsh was gone. 114057 1984 As the World Turns: Lucinda Walsh TS Series. Character debuts April, 1984 Media Owner Lucinda Walsh (Elizabeth Hubbard). WorldWide Industries and The City Times Newspaper. Used to own WOAK-TV but didn't renew license in 1990 and Tonio got it. 114058 1997 As the World Turns: Molly Conlan TS Series. Character debuts in series, 3-1-1997 . TV Anchorwoman Molly Conlan (Lesli Kay), news anchor for WOAK-TV News. Was Columnist for The City Times. PA, then Weather girl and now news anchor at WOAK. Talk show host WOAK "In Your Face." Advice Columnist, City Times ("Cherish Forever"). Author, "Love's Revenge" book. Originally a waitress. 114059 2002 As the World Turns: September 24, 2002 T Episode - PR. Soap (1956-) Publicist played by Suzie Moon. Reporters played by David Grillo and James Rich. 114060 1932 As Thousands Cheer P Berlin, Irving (Music). Playwright Moss Hart, his collaborator Newspaper headlines. Revue based on newspaper headlines. 114061 1999 As Time Runs Out MT DVD -R HQ 10741, 10742 News Media. News Anchor #1 (Marrett Green). News Anchor #2 (Akiko Morison). 114062 1951 As Tough as They Come NM Oursler, Will Press 114063 1936 As You Like It M DVD -R HQ 6383, 6384 Shakespeare, William News. Act I Scene II. Rosalind: With his mouth full of news. Celia: Which he will put on us, as pigeons feed their young. Rosalind: Then shall we be news-crammed. Celia: All the better: we shall be the more marketable. What's the new news of the Court. There is no news… Act I, Scene I. Charles, the Duke's wrestler comes to see Oliver. Oliver: "Good Monsieur Charles, what's the new news at the new court?' Charles: "There's no news at the court, sir, but the old news, that is, the old Duke is banished by …" "…by his younger brother the new Duke; and three or four loving lords have put themselves into voluntary exile with him, whose lands and revenues enrich the new Duke; therefore he gives them good leave to wander." More gossip and news follows. 114064 1601 As You Like It P OWN - H Shakespeare, William News. Act I Scene II. Rosalind: With his mouth full of news. Celia: Which he will put on us, as pigeons feed their young. Rosalind: Then shall we be news-crammed. Celia: All the better: we shall be the more marketable. What's the new news of the Court. There is no news… Act I, Scene I. Charles, the Duke's wrestler comes to see Oliver. Oliver: "Good Monsieur Charles, what's the new news at the new court?' Charles: "There's no news at the court, sir, but the old news, that is, the old Duke is banished by …" "…by his younger brother the new Duke; and three or four loving lords have put themselves into voluntary exile with him, whose lands and revenues enrich the new Duke; therefore he gives them good leave to wander." More gossip and news follows. 114065 1951 As Young as You Feel M PR Public Relations head Ernest (Emerson Treacy) 114066 1966 Asa-Nisse i raketform MF Journalist (Essy Persson). Radio Reporter (Bengt Bedrup). 114067 1969 Asa-Nisse i rekordform MF TV Reporter (Ake Stromer) 114068 1959 Asa-Nisse jubilerar MF Sweden Newspaper Secretary (Sven Melin). 114069 1963 Asa-Nisse och tjocka slakten MF Journalist (Iwar Wiklander) 114070 1954 Asa-Nisse pa hal is MF Newspaper Editor Johansson (Gunnar 'Knas' Lindkvist). 114071 1962 Asa-Nisse pa Mallorca MF Newscaster (Olle Bjorklund) 114072 1965 Asa-Nisse slar till MF Reporter (Carl-Axel Elfving) 114073 1984 Asalto en Tijuana MF Reporter (Juan Vejar) 114074 2004 Asambhav MF Bollywood Journalist. Intelligence officer (Jammel Khan) poses as a journalist to get to the core of the matter. 114075 1999 Asansor MF Cameraman (Mustafa Presheva) 114076 2004 Ascension M TV News Anchor (Nancy Harding). 114077 1976 Ash SS USC Campbell, Ramsey In "Taste of Fear, The: Thirteen Eerie Tales of Horror." Journalist Lloyd "a temporarily redundant journalist." 114078 2005 Ash & Bone NM Harvey, John News Media. One reporter, insistent from the local whatever-it-was, Journal or Gazette…." CNN Reporter asking questions. 114079 1939 Ash Can Fleet, The M DVD -R HQ 6189 Hoffman, Herman. Director Fred Zinnemann Miniature from MGM. Released simultaneously with MGM film. News Media. Newsman (Lester Dorr). Newsman (Gladden James). Newspapermen interview the German commander in defeat. 114080 1958 Ashes and Diamonds (aka Popiol I diament) M Poland - Ness News Media 114081 1964 Ashes of Loda, The NM OWN - P Garve, Andrew British Correspondent Lord Tim Quainton, bright, young British correspondent in Moscow. 114082 2008 Ashes to Ashes: Charity Begins at Home T DVD -R HQ 11069 Episode. 12-2-2008 British Interview Program. Interviewers talking to police and recreating one of the police’s cases. Detectives interviewed during the program. 114083 2008 Ashes to Ashes: Happy Day, The T DVD -R HQ 10971 Episode. British News Media. John Humphries, BBC, News 9, BBC 1. Panorama. Newspaper clippings. 114084 2005 Ashes, The: Greatest Series, The DT Cricket Game Commentators (Michael Atherton, Richie Benaud, Geoffrey Boycott, Tony Greig, Mark Nicholas, Michael Slater). 114085 2003 Ashita No Nadja CB Todo, Izumi Japan. 2003-2004. Romance Manga Series Journalist Harvey Livingston - friendly, lanky and talented American newspaper journalist who works for French newspaper. Travels through Europe searching for the most outrageous news. He is one of the first to give serious tips to main character about her true origins. Despite his lazy outlook, Harvey is extremely serious when it comes to his work. Has a strong sense of justice and greatly admires the thief Black Rose; one of his most cherished dreams is to interview him. He has raised his little brother since they were orphaned. 114086 2003 Ashita No Nadja C Jgarashi, Takuya Japan. 2003-2004. Romance Anime Series Journalist Harvey Livingston is a friendly, lanky and talented American newspaper journalist who works for French newspaper. Travels through Europe searching for the most outrageous news. He is one of the first to give serious tips to main character about her true origins. Despite his lazy outlook, Harvey is extremely serious when it comes to his work. Has a strong sense of justice and greatly admires the thief Black Rose; one of his most cherished dreams is to interview him. He has raised his little brother since they were orphaned. Voiced by Kenjiro Tsuda 114087 1904 Ashjorn Krag SS Riverton, Stein (aka Sven Elvestad) Reporter. Experienced policeman describing his adventures to a younger reporter. 114088 2004 Ashley Hames: Bullrun: Cops, Cars & Superstars T Britain. October 2004. TV Presenter Ashley Hames. 114089 2006-2009 Ashley Hames: Man’s Work T Britain. 12 Episodes, 2006-2009. #1 - Gaucho Cowboy: Brazil. #2 - Mountain Rescue in Montana, US. #3 - Crab Fisherman. #4 - Hell-logger. #5 - Columbian National Police. #6 - Aussie Rules. #7 - Crime Scene Cleaner. #8 - Fireman Edmonton, Canada. #9 - Jamaican Coast Guard. #10 - Fireman in South Wales, Australia. #11 - Stuntman New Zealand. #12 - Opal Mining in Lightning Ridge, Australia. 1-1-2006 to 1-1-2009 TV Presenter Ashley Hames is a 34-year-old self-confessed waster who discovers what it takes to become a real man by undertaking some of the hardest and demanding jobs on the planet. British unemployed good-for-nothing Haymes accepts a new dare in every episode to prove he’s a real English man by trying out one of the most demanding professions, such as joining the police, firefighting, and various sports all over the world. As if the job and the training weren’t demanding enough on any rookie’s body and mind, he has to take a “crash course” as the real thing would take too long. 114090 2000 Ashley Hames: Sin Cities (aka Sin Cities 3, aka Sin Cities Unleashed) T Britain. TV Presenter Ashley Hames. One man, five continents and a multitude of sin. Hames tours the world looking for sleazy weirdness. 114091 2008 Ashley Hames: Sin Cities: Adventures of a Sex Reporter D Hames, Ashley Britain Reporter Ashley Hames has a weakness for women, good times and binge drinking, so it seemed inevitable that he would turn cult hero with Sin Cities, blazing a toxic trail through a minefield of debauchery and fantasy across the globe. As clown prince of LIVE TV, he happily changed his name by deed poll to News Bunny and produced such lowbrow classics as Topless Darts. A few months down the line his career had hoisted up on meat hooks, tortured, clamped and generally trampled on in the name of entertainment. It was only when the cameras stopped rolling that it got messy. In this book, Ashley investigates the sexual habits of some of the most extraordinary people on the planet -- from the bizarre to the unimaginable -- and somehow helps it all make perfect sense. 114092 2008 Ashley Hames: Top Trumps T Britain. 10 Episodes. #1 - Super Yachts. #2 - High Performance Planes. #3 - Super Ships. #4 - Fire Engines. #5 - Warships. #6 - All Terrain Vehicles. #7 - Rescue Rigs. #8 - Super Cars. #9 - Helicopters. #10 - Earth Movers. 9-8-2008 to 11-10-2008. TV Presenter Ashley Hames. 114093 2008 Ashley Terrace Murder NM Carter, Tigria Reporter Olivia Hallow is an ace reporter and on the story of a murder that took place in a condo on the rich side of town. The murderer is a single mother of one, owner of a nonprofit organization who’s never been arrested. The man murdered is her roommate and friend. The murder was reported by the woman herself. Why did this straight-laced, by-the-book, churchgoing woman commit murder? Was this a lovers’ quarrel gone wrong? Was this an abusive relationship? Was it a drug deal gone wrong since the murder victim was found with several bags of crack? Hallow will find out the truth. But the more she digs, the more she doesn’t like the answers. In the end, this murder mystery might just destroy her world and possibly kill her. 114094 2006 Ashok M TV Reporter (Mohan Duvvasi). 114095 2001 Asia Down Under DF New Zealand Series Reporters Jason Moon, Caleigh Cheung. Host Melissa Lee. 114096 1984 Asia Rip N OWN - P Foy, George News Media 114097 1933 Ask a Policeman NM Rhode, John Collection including four other authors Press 114098 1998 Ask Harriet: Premiere T SVD 618 Episode Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist 114099 1943 Ask Me Another: Farce-Comedy in Three Acts, A P MLPL Hughes, Glenn V812 H893-13` Press 114100 2004 Ask Me Anything N Delbanco, Francesca Advice Columnist Rosalie Preston works by day as a GirlTalk columnist doling out sensible advice to lovelorn teens, signing her replies with the arch, "Trust me. I've lived through it." She's still on the learning curve, though, as she struggles to know her own heart. The 26-year-old Preston may work by day as an advice columnist for the romantically perplexed readership of Girl Talk magazine, but her true passion is for the stage. Her fledgling theater troupe, the First Borns, is a tight pack of friends and lovers who live mostly in the East Village. 114101 2000 Ask Rosalyn! N Milasky-Polhamus, Diana Correspondent Rosalyn, a 90-year-old first foreign correspondent for The Genoa Enterprise in Nevada. She is sent to cover the Gulf war. When Rosalyn retired to Bangkok, she found many more adventures to be had. 114102 1954 Ask Washington DT 1-11-1954 to 3-10-1962. NBC Reporters. Moderators Bryson Rash (1959-1960, 1961-1962), Russ Ward (early 1961). Panelist: Esther Van Wagoner Tufry (1959-1960). Public affairs show. Questions about current affairs answered by a panel of reporters in Washington D.C. Journalists in Washington D.C. panel answering questions 114103 1942 Asking for Trouble M Commentator (Raymond Glendenning). 114104 1930 Asking Price, The N Hull, Helen Freelance Writer Kate. Affair with the hero. 114105 1977 Aspen MT Miniseries TV Interviewer (Maralee Beck). News Media 114106 1888 Aspern Papers, The SS James, Henry Critic. John Cumnor, the editor friend of the critic-narrator, a British admirer of Aspern's works. 114107 1950 Asphalt Jungle, The M DVD -R HQ 2802, 2803. L. Reporter (Fred Marlow). Reporter (Joseph Darr Smith). Group of reporters and police commissioner message at end of the film. 114108 1998 Aspiranterna: En for alla… TF Episode #3. 1-23-1998 Journalist (Per Graffman). 114109 2007 Aspirin Wars, The: Tambu N Asprin, Robert Reporter granted a first-time interview with a legendary warlord who has long held planets in his reign of terror through a fleet of pirates under his command. The truth will finally be known about Tambu's origin and power -- that is, as long as the reporter is allowed to leave alive with his story. 114110 2002 Ass Clowns 3 M Reporter Veronica Caine (Barrett Moore), raped reporter 114111 1997 Assassin M TV News Presenter (Patrick Poivre d'Arvor-Himself). Journalist (Donat Vidal-Revel). 114112 1937 Assassin of Youth M VHS 890 Clifton, Elmer and Leo J. McCarthy (Story). Charles A. Browne and Clifton (Screenplay). Ness Book Cub Reporter assigned by editor to infiltrate a gang of wild youth to get a story on a woman who will only inherit a fortune if she lives up to high standards of morality. Reporter disguises self as soda jerk. Dope peddlers involved. Editor offers propaganda by showing reporter an anti marijuana film as a way of briefing him on the assignment. 114113 1989 Assassin, The M Reporter (Calvin Anderson). Reporter (Martin Brek). Reporter (Alfredo Lara Cortes). Reporter (Robert Schlosser). 114114 1987 Assassination M VHS 440 Reporter from the National Gazette asks embarrassing questions. Other reporter shocked; Brons, others harass him, audience cheers at press conference TV Reporter (Lora Stephens) 114115 1969 Assassination Bureau, The (aka Assassination Bureau Ltd., The) M SVD 616 London, Jack, Robert Fish (Novel). Wolf Mankowitz (Additional Dialogue). Michael Relph (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book Aspiring Reporter Sonya Winter (Diana Riggs) suffragette gets job with male-dominated newspaper owned by Lord Bostwick (Telly Savalas) so she can investigate series of murders by assassination bureau. Uses ads in paper to make contact with clients. Reporter infiltrates organization, meets bureau's chairman, pays him to assassinate himself. He accepts challenge, decides to kill members before they can kill him. Reporter assigned by paper to follow chairman so Bostwick can track. his movements. Reporter falls in love with chairman, helps him fake death to fool other members. Discovers Bostwick head of bureau. He threatens to make her next victim. Chairman rescues her, foils owner's plan to drop bomb on peace conference. Bostwick megalomaniac who aspires to world domination. "The newspaper business is a male preserve, Miss Winter. If you are plotting to breach the citadel, it should be done in private." "It's the greatest story of the decade -- and covered by a woman." Editor (Ralph Michael). 114116 1996 Assassination File, The MT Reporter #1 (Rick Applegate). Reporter #2 (Yvonne Zanos). Reporter #3 (Susan Brozek). Reporter #4 (Marc Field). Reporter #5 (Bill "Chilly Billy" Cardille). News Anchor #1 (Della Crews). 114117 1965 Assassination in Rome (aka Assassinio made in Italy) MF Italy Editor Dick Sherman (Hugh O’Brian) is an American expatriate who edits an English-language newspaper in Rome. He once had a fling with an American tourist who has come to Rome on vacation with her husband, who disappears without warning. He offers to help her find her husband and recruits a homicide detective in Italy to help them. When the missing American’s name pops up in the address book of a criminal who has turned up dead, the two are drawn into a web of drug smuggling, organized crime and international espionage. 114118 2008 Assassination of a High School President M School Newspaper Reporter investigates the theft of SAT examinations in a Catholic high school. 114119 2007 Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, The M Newsboy (Adam Arlukiewicz). 114120 1992 Assassination of JFK, The M Reporter, Dallas (Alan Bickley, Himself). 114121 1983 Assassination Run, The T Publisher. Assassination of right-wing German publisher planned 114122 2002 Assassination Tango M Duvall, Robert News Media. News Reporter (Jorge Varas). TV Announcer (Javier Montu). 114123 2004 Assassino di via Belpoggio, L' MF Reporter. 1st News Reporter (Francesca Campello). 2ndNews Reporter (Giada Colonna). 114124 1995 Assassino e quello con le scarpe gialle, L' TF Critic. Young Critic (Nikolai Urumow). 114125 1995 Assassins M Reporter (John Procaccino). Reporter (William Tucker). Reporter (Nerissa E. Williams) 114126 1971 Assault (aka In the Devil's Garden, aka Creepers). M Young, Kendall (Novel -- "Ravine, The"). John Kruse (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Reporter for The Advertiser is seen hounding a witness to a series of assaults and trying to force his way into her house. Later the witness has the reporter brought to the police station where she proposes that he run a series of articles on the assault. She wants her paintings to accompany articles. Series will culminate in article claiming the next painting shown in the paper will identify the killer. Ethics of running apparently false articles as a means of flushing out a killer not discussed. Reporter (Freddie Jones). 114127 2005 Assault on Precinct 13 M DVD -R HQ 5673 (No Number on Disc)-5674 Female Reporter #1 (J.C. Kenny). Police sergeant must rally the cops and prisoners together to protect themselves on New Year's Eve, just as corrupt policemen surround the station with the intent of killing all to keep their deception in the rank. 114128 2007 Assault on the Senses N Ferrari, Michael P. College Newspaper Editor Katie, the seductive student editor, gets involved with Kalvin Gray, a college student drowning in a mix of late-night drinking binges and his own self-loathing. Shattered by the insecurities caused by his most recent break-up and a lack of direction, Kalvin eccentrically stumbles through life one beer at a time. Things take a turn for the worst when he finds a “wanted” poster warning students of an attempted rapist, featuring a police sketch that appears to be him. Knowing he didn’t commit the crime and fearing this will ruin his reputation and any chance of ever having sex again, Kalvin eagerly tries to find a solution to this case of mistaken identity. However, it’s not until Katie comes along that Kalvin is better able to search for the truth -- while taking an interest in her at the same time. What Kalvin doesn’t realize is that looking for the truth will lead him to a secret that could ruin more than just his sex life -- that is, if he can stay sober long enough to find the truth. 114129 1981 Assignment N Leamer, Laurence TV Newsman Robert Branker, a network newsman who looks "remarkably like a Hollywood version of a great white hunter" discovers that the U.S. government and even his own network are promoting a giant cocaine industry in Peru 114130 1949 Assignment - Main Street T Series - NBC Presents - 6-20-49 Press 114131 1961 Assignment - Outer Space (aka Space Men) M Petrov, Vassilij (Screenplay) AFI-Journalism - Italy - Ness Book Reporter Ray Peterson (Rik Von Nutter) for Interplanetary Chronicle of New York in the year 2116. Assigned to do routine check of "infra-radiation flux on Galaxy M-12." Harassed by other crew members of the space flight -- one calls him a leech. Reporter has run-in with commander who tells him he will have to get approval for everything he records into his tape recorder. Reporter gets permission to cover special mission to dismantle a runaway robot-controlled space station headed for Earth. Female navigator-scientist involved with commander tells him as she prepares to dismantle space station she is in love with the reporter. Commander tries to stop reporter from going on mission, but reporter punches him out and carries through with plan. Reporter successful and commander defies an order from high command in order to rescue him. "You've arrived here at a critical moment." "So much the better. Peace and tranquility don't have any news value." 114132 1952 Assignment - Paris (aka Assignment Paris) M DVD -R HQ 6601, 6602 Gallico, Paul and Pauline (Book - "Trial by Terror"). Walter Goetz, Jack Palmer White (Adaptation). William Bowers (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Jimmy Race (Dana Andrews) of the New York Herald-Tribune is sent from Paris to Budapest when the regular correspondent becomes ill. Race falls for charms of Correspondent Jeanne Moray (Marta Toren), a former fashion editor-turned reporter. Paris Office Editor Nick Strang (George Sanders) also desires Moray, who had a fling with him years before. Race confirms Moray's story about a plot involving a Hungarian puppet dictator and Tito. He gets photographic evidence, which he smuggles out., Race is captured and accused of being a spy. Helped by Grischa (Sandro Giglio) who works in the files of a newspaper office and is wanted in Budapest for information he knows about the alliance. Agrees to exchange himself for Race. Communist censorship of reports to Paris bureau. Hungarians record Race's statements and doctor them so they can broadcast confession. Biddle, an Editor (Willis Bouchey). Sandy Tate (Audrey Totter), jaded Fashion Editor. Italian Reporter (Vito Scotti). New York Times, 10/25/52: "Anyone who works on or, for that matter, reads a newspaper should find it hard to swallow the glib coziness of the Paris set-up shown here." 114133 1956 Assignment Champ T Fireside Theatre - 10-2-56 Press 114134 1957 Assignment Foreign Legion: T Anthology series - 1957-1958 (CBS) War Correspondent (Merle Oberon) and host. Foreign correspondent. 114135 1957 Assignment Foreign Legion: Anaya, The T Episode #12. 12-24-1957 War Correspondent-Host (Merle Oberon). 114136 1957 Assignment Foreign Legion: As We Forgive T Episode #13. 3-2-1957 War Correspondent-Host (Merle Oberon). 114137 1957 Assignment Foreign Legion: Debt, The T Episode #5. 10-29-1957 War Correspondent-Host (Merle Oberon). 114138 1957 Assignment Foreign Legion: Ghost, The T Episode #2. 10-8-1957 War Correspondent-Host (Merle Oberon). 114139 1957 Assignment Foreign Legion: Man Who Found Freedom, The T Episode #7. 11-12-1957 War Correspondent-Host (Merle Oberon). 114140 1957 Assignment Foreign Legion: Matter of Honour, A T Episode #6. 11-5-1957 War Correspondent-Host (Merle Oberon). 114141 1957 Assignment Foreign Legion: Outcast, The T Episode #1. 10-1-1957 War Correspondent-Host (Merle Oberon). 114142 1957 Assignment Foreign Legion: Pony for Joe Crazy Horse, A T Episode #8. 11-19-1957 War Correspondent-Host (Merle Oberon). 114143 1957 Assignment Foreign Legion: Stool Pigeon, The T Episode #9. 11-26-1957 War Correspondent-Host (Merle Oberon). 114144 1957 Assignment Foreign Legion: Stripes of Sergeant Schweiger, The T Episode #4. 10-22-1957 War Correspondent-Host (Merle Oberon). 114145 1957 Assignment Foreign Legion: Testimonial of a Soldier, The T Episode #11. 12-17-1957 War Correspondent-Host (Merle Oberon). 114146 1957 Assignment Foreign Legion: Thin Line, The T Episode #10. 12-3-1957 War Correspondent-Host (Merle Oberon). 114147 1957 Assignment Foreign Legion: White Kepi, The T Episode #3. 10-15-1957 War Correspondent-Host (Merle Oberon). 114148 1958 Assignment Redhead M Reporter. When a crime reporter is murdered, his brother-in-law hunts for the killers 114149 1964 Assignment Tahiti NM Gardner, Allan Press 114150 1957 Assignment: Lowell Thomas DT Journalist Lowell Thomas 114151 1997 Assignment: Rescue DT American Journalist Varian Fry rescues thousands of refugees from Vichy France. Narrator (Meryl Streep-Voice). 114152 1962 Assignment: Teenage Junkies T Press 114153 2008 Assisted Living -- Or Dying? N Fritz, Elizabeth Reporter meets with an 80-year-old healthy and vigorous woman who is subject to occasional blackout episodes who has become a resident of Whispering Pines, an assisted living facility. She faces the boring routine of her new life with some trepidation. When police make little progress investigating the mysterious deaths of two other residents, she relishes conferring with her new friend to exercise curiosity, discreet inquiry and contacts with the reporter and a medical examiner, and to assemble an unlikely hodgepodge of in-house gossip, surmise and facts that point to the identity of a murderer. 114154 1996 Associate, The M Prieto, Jenaro (Novel - "El Socio"). Nick Thiel (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Cindy Mason (Lainie Kazan) for New York Post tries to get scoop on an Africa-American woman's business partner, a fictitious character woman invented when she discovered male-dominated business world would not deal with a woman. Mason's reports generate clients and columnist insists on meeting partner. When woman claims her associate does not speak to press, columnist warns her it is not smart not to talk to her. Columnist trashes unseen partner in column. Tries to buy off woman's secretary to get location of secret meeting. Woman invites all press so she can use media circus as excuse for associate not showing up. Associate subpoenaed by SEC. Woman disguises self as white male businessman. Decides to kill off partner, charged with murder. When associate shows up at banquet, and reveals disguise, columnist becomes woman's champion. Reporter (Leon Addison Brown). Reporter (Katherine Wallach). Plaza Reporter (Boris McGiver). Funeral Reporter (Ginny Yang). Piaza Reporter (Billy Jaye). When drag queen friend is asked about proper image the woman should have, friend suggests go for something "slutty, yet intelligent," then adds, "News Anchor." 114155 1993 Assumed Identity N Morrell, David Reporter Holly McCoy of the Washington Post is a sexy journalist who knows a lot about covert operations and is planning to do a feature on an undercover Army Special Operations agent who is a master of disguise having had more than 200 false identities. They uncover a bizarre tale of a missing opera diva, her billionaire industrialist lover and his plot to destroy ancient Mayan ruins in order to exploit the world's greatest untapped oilfield. 114156 2006 Assy McGee: Flirty Black Man, The C Episode #2. 12-3-2006 Art Critic (H. Jon Benjamin -Voice). Art Critic (Jen Cohn - Voice). 114157 1997 Asteroid MT News Media. Tabloid Reporter (Paul Borrillo). Dallas Reporter (Kathryn Christopher). Kansas City Reporter (Harri James). Observatory Reporter #1 (Tom Hockney). Observatory Reporter #2 (Donnie L. Betts). Observatory Reporter #3 (Mike Nolan). 114158 1983 Asthram MF Photographer Balu (Mammootty). 114159 2003 Astonished Eye, The NSF Knight, Tracy Tabloid Reporter Ben Savitch of The Astonished Eye is sent to check out rumors of a flying saucer crash landing in Elderton, Illinois. Savitch lived in Elderton until he was six. Savitch hopes rumors are true so he can finally make it into the big leagues of journalism. Town is nothing like Savitch expects. It is filled with magic that allows people to live after they die. Cynical Ben finally believes in the magic after he realizes he can not stay in the place of his birth. 114160 1899 Astor Tramp, The M Early Motion Pictures Newspaper. Tramp takes a newspaper away from a small boy. Stolen paper involved. 114161 1957 Astounding She-Monster, The M Radio Newscaster (Al Avalon). 114162 1971 Astride a Dolphin N Zhukhovitsky, Leonid Journalist who has come to take himself much too seriously takes sides in a medical controversy that results in the death of his friend. Forced to reexamine his actions and his position. 114163 1997 Astro City: Confession CB Busiek, Kurt and Anderson, Brent Kurt Busiek's Astro City vol. 2 #4-9 (1997) TV Reporters and Radio Reporters narrate segments of newbie sidekick Altar Boy's first adventures, including a string of grisly murders and an embarrassing encounter with an alien shapeshifter and showoff superhero Crackerjack. Crackerjack allows the alien to escape while giving an interview to a skeptical TV Reporter who gleefully reports the escape later. Television cameras also fail to record images of Altar Boy's vampire mentor, the Confessor, but capture Altar Boy's reaction to his murder. 114164 1968 Astro-Zombies, The M Newspapers. Scanning newspaper for latest murderous exploits of Astro Zombies 114165 2006 Astronaut Farmer, The M News Media. Reporter (John Burke). Reporter (Dave Duran). Reporter (Deborah Martinez). Reporter (Arty Nichols). Chinese Anchorwoman (Jennifer Chu). Italian Newscaster (Ida Darvish). Local Reporter (Scarlett McAlister). Reporter (Kim Thrasher). NASA Astronaut is forced to retire so he could save his family farm. But he can't give up his dream of space travel and looks to build his own rocket, despite the government's threats to stop him. 114166 1971 Astronaut, The T Space drama. News Media 114167 1999 Astronaut's Wife, The M Reporter (Conrad Bachmann). Video Reporter (Samantha Carpel) 114168 2002 Astronauts M News Media. Network Reporter (Barrett Rakestraw). 114169 2000 Astronauts in Trouble: Space 1959 CB TV Reporter Kit Draper, Network Troubleshooter Bob Block and Cameraman Chet Archer, the original Channel Seven newshounds uncover the answer to a question nobody’s asking because those who do end up dead. 114170 2008 Asylum N Raab, Joshua Allen Female Reporter uncovers the truth about an old asylum and discovers that its history hits much closer to home than she expected. 114171 2000 At Any Cost MT Photographer (George Brock). 114172 1915 At Bay M AFI-Cameras Cameramen 114173 1987 At Bertram's Hotel MT TV Commentator (Donald Burton) 114174 2009 At Best Derivative M Newscaster (Smoking Newscaster - Debbie Overbey). Band of fledgling criminals plan to sell the story/movie rights to a crime they have yet to commit. True crime is big nowadays. 114175 1917 At First Sight M AFI-Authors Writer 114176 1999 At First Sight M Reporter (Sheryl Allington Carter). Reporter (Claude Ravier). Reporter (Oliver Sacks). Reporter (Angela Wang). 114177 2005 At First Sight N Sparks, Nicholas Science Columnist Jeremy Marsh and the town librarian are engaged and expecting. The 37-year-old Marsh travels from his New York base to Boone Creek, N.C. to get a story and ended up falling in love with Lexie Darnell, the 30-year town librarian. They encounter complications on every front: pre-wedding tensions; Jeremy's writing block; dwindling savings. 114178 2000 At Home With the Braithwaites: David Gets a Job. Sarah and Phil T DVD -R HQ 4795. SVD 1449 Episode #105 - 2-17-2000 Reporter thinks Virginia is the lottery winner. 114179 2003 At Home With the Braithwaites: Denise Discovers Sarah's Secret T DVD -R HQ 4808 Episode. Press frenzy surrounding the charity reaches a peak. Denise discovers Sarah's secret. 114180 1953 At Issue DT 1953-54 Correspondent Martin Agronsky 114181 1954 At Issue DT 3-7-1954 to 6-27-1954. ABC TV Reporter Martin Agronsky discusses current affairs with a newsworthy guest. 114182 1957 At Lady's Molly's N Powell, Anthony Press 114183 1965 At Last, the True Story of Frankenstein SM GPL Harrison, Harry In "Freak Show, The." Newsman Dan Bream covering the story of the monster. 114184 1912 At Liberty -- Good Press Agent M Press Agent (Harry Benham). 114185 2003 At Midnight NSF McKenzie, Maura Reporter Trish "Mac" McAllister is a 21st century journalist, six years out of college and hot on a story of a serial killer, the Piano Man Killer -- he garrotes pretty young women with a piano wire. He's struck for the fourth time. Mac has guessed when the killer will strike again. When she catches the man and accuses him of being the killer, he vanishes into thin air. Snow is falling so she takes shelter in ruins of abandoned resort, finds an old trunk and is transported to 1892. Pinkerton detective on his way to flourishing resort because his fiancée was strangled two years ago. He has decided to spend holiday at resort to catch the killer. On the train, conductor discovers Mac who has no ticket. She shocks detective with frank speech and scandalous clothing. She gets a job as a maid. Piano Man Killer is a time traveler. Mac is never in serious danger. 114186 1938 At Stillson's SS Tanquery, William Black Mask, Aug. 1938, Vol. 21, No. 55, pp. 116-122 Reporter, Stillson's, a bar. 114187 1909 At the Altar M Newsboy gets help 114188 1898 At the Close of the Second Day N Jordan, Elizabeth Garver In "Tales of the City." Freelance Magazine Writer Virginia Imnboden, 25, single, upper class, brave, self-supporting, lives alone. freelance magazine writer and newspaper reporter. Concerned about self-respect and determined to support herself in journalism until she marries. Stays with freelance work in spite of little success. Finally gets a job on a newspaper (Born) 114189 1976 At the Earth's Core M Reporter (Keith Barron, Dowsett, the Reporter). Photographer (Robert Gillespie). 114190 1998 At the End of the Day: Sue Rodriguez Story, The MT Reporter #1 (Kevin Ryan). Reporter #2 (Alison Crawford). Reporter (Sebastian MacLean). Video Reporter (Paula Dawson). CBC Commentator (Clarissa Hurley). Local Reporter (Fred McCausland). Camera girl (Lita Llewellyn). 3rd Reporter - 1st Press Conference -- What if You Lose? (Svend Robinson). 114191 1921 At the End of the World M AFI-Novelists Writer 114192 2006 At the Hotel: Doesn't Anyone Want to Ask Me About My Dress? T Episode #6. 4-18-2006 Italian Reporter (Mark De Angelis). 114193 1982 At the Movies DT 1982-Present Film Critics Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel, Chicago newspaper film critics 114194 1969 At the Still Point N OWN - H Benson, Mary Journalist Anne Dawson returns to South Africa. 114195 2008 At the Stroke of Midnight NSF Nutt, Karen Michelle Reporter Tricia Lancaster for a small time newspaper volunteered to cover the story of actor Dean McCloud’s life. Even though the actor died before she was born, Tricia felt a connection to him. She thought if she wrote the story, her curiosity would be satisfied and she could move on with her life. When she’s miraculously transported back in time and she finds out it’s a few days before Dean killed himself, she realizes she has a chance to save him. However, after meeting the overconfident movie star, she’s convinced he didn’t kill himself. Someone else pulled the trigger. McCloud thinks Lancaster is trippin’ when she tells him she’s from the future. But when Tricia’s predictions start coming true, Dean realizes maybe she’s not a crazy chick after all. Someone murdered him and they have until the stroke of midnight on New Year’s Eve to find out who wants him dead. 114196 1957 At the Stroke of Nine M UK Only Press 114197 1941 At the Stroke of Twelve M Reporter (John Ridgely). 114198 2004 At War With Waugh: Real Story of Scoop, The D Deedes, W.F. Journalist W.F. Deeds met Evelyn Waugh in 1935 when both were in Abyssinia to cover a war which many in England regarded with bewildered indifference but which profoundly influenced an impending global conflict. While Deeds was primarily concerned with filing copy to London, Evelyn Waugh was busy writing a novel called “Scoop.” As Waugh drank, played poker and observed the characters that filled the bars of Addis Ababa, he became close friends with Deeds, although Deeds has always denied his association with Scoops “Boot,” as depicted in the novel. 114199 1936 At Your Service Madame C L. Vol. 5, Golden Age Newspaper Story tells pig that widow has inherited a fortune 114200 1979 At ziji duchove MF Czechoslovakia Photographer (Lubomir Bryg). 114201 1934 Atalante, L' M Press. Le voyageur presse (Pierre Prevert) 114202 1989 Atem, Der MF News Media. 1 Reporter (Klaus Munster). 2 Reporter (George Tryphon). 114203 1978 Atemnot N Poche, Klaus Germany Journalist 114204 2006 Athena’s Forum: Historical Novel, A N Tichenor, Phil Swedish Journalist Ivar Lindfors is an idealistic but disgraced journalist who immigrates to Minnesota in 1908 with his wife Inez, a woman reluctantly posing as the mother of his illegitimate infant daughter Charlotte. The couple publish a Swedish-language newspaper in Athena County, but their lighthearted writing and hard-hitting crusade against poverty runs afoul of powerful local leaders. Seeking exoneration, Ivar reports on a tragic barn fire, glorifying community aid given to the victims, but the coverage ruins the victims’ lives. As World War I approaches, Ivar and Inez rename their paper the Forum and publish in English. The Forum becomes the dubious mouthpiece of the NPL, a radical farm organization accused of pro-German sympathies. But when America enters the war, a state-authorized local agency threatens to shut down the Forum unless it publishes stories in support of the war. Inez and a weakening Ivar comply, finding no sympathy for their freedom-of-the-press views from town merchants or other newspapers. Their convictions to journalistic principles are put to an even greater test when a crowd kidnaps and lynches a local history teacher who has pacifist views. Ivar tries to report on the lynching, but police and local leaders rebuff him. He now has enemies among both farmers and town leaders. Will Ivar pursue the story and risk his career and perhaps his life or the lives of his family? How important are journalistic ideals? How free is the press in wartime? The fictional events in Athena’s Forum took place nearly a century ago, but the moral questions they raise are as relevant in today’s post-9/11 world as they were then. 114205 1974 Athenian Widow NM Harling, Robert News Media 114206 1997 Atian cai yu bai chi MF Hong Kong Newspaper Vendor (Yee Tat Lau). 114207 1979 Atlanta N Machlin, Milton Weinberg List Journalist 114208 2004 Atlanta Blues N Lamb, Robert Reporter Ben Blake hears a mother's plea to find her missing daughter and this leads him to probe the dark underbelly of Atlanta where he comes face-to-face with an all-too-human evil. 114209 1985 Atlanta Child Murders, The MT Miniseries Reporter (Warren Hudson). 114210 1997 Atlanta Heat N Coram, Robert African-American Crime Reporter is Atlanta's most famous crime journalist and a rookie detective investigating a double homicide is relying on help and inside information from him. But it turns out this seasoned journalist is the killer. 114211 1935 Atlantic Adventure M Bourbon, Diana (Short Story - "Atlantic Adventurer". John Thomas Neville, Nat Dorfman (Screenplay) Reporter Dan (Lloyd Nolan) is fired, wins back job by solving murder and capturing jewel thieves. Variety, 9/4.35: "scenes in city newsroom are astonishingly restrained for a feature production." Reporters (Rhody Hathaway, Frank Marlowe, Don Roberts, Ben Starkey). Copy Boy (Leon Holmes). Snapper McGillicuddy (Harry Langdon). 114212 1980 Atlantic City M Anchorman (John Burns). 114213 1937 Atlantic Flight M News Photographer (Harry Hayden). 114214 1961 Atlantis, the Lost Continent M Narrator (Paul Frees) 114215 1980 Ato de Violencia MF News Media. Reporter (Tadeu Lemos Barreto). Reporter (Rubem F. de Almeida). Reporter (Farah). Reporter (Cecilia Ferreira). Reporter (Gatao). Reporter (Ricardo Goncalvez). Reporter (Marquihos). Reporter (Robson Martins). Reporter (Edith Monteiro). Reporter (Eduardo Za). 114216 1982 Atomic Café, The DM Newsreel Narrator (Maurice Joyce - Voice). Newsreel Narrator (George Putnam - Voice). 114217 1954 Atomic Kid, The M Commentator (Bill Welsh). Photographer (Sig Frohlich). Newspaperman (Ray Walker). Commentator (Bill Welsh). 114218 1956 Atomic Man, The M VHS 955 American Reporter Mike Delaney (Gene Nelson), snippy 114219 1999 Atomic Train MT News Media. CNI Anchor (Terry David Mulligan). News Announcer (Ted Friend). Cameraman (Ty Olsson). 114220 2002 Atomic Twister MT Reporter (Louise Wallace) 114221 1984 Atomova katedrala MF Czechoslovakia News Media. TV Reporter (Jana Eichlerova). 114222 1964 Atragon M AFI-Photographers Photographer 114223 1926 Atta Boy! M Horan, Charles, Alf Goulding (Story-Continuity). Harold Christie (Titles) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter. Ace Reporter Craven (Ernie Wood) on a large newspaper tells Copy Boy Monty Milde (Monty Banks) that he has been promoted to a reporter as a joke. He sends him to get an interview with a man whose baby was kidnapped. Copy boy is suspected of being a bootlegger and is chased by the hotel detective. Although he is unable to get into the man's hotel room, the copy boy trails the kidnapper to a gambling club where he poses as a waiter. Copy boy gets the kidnapper and earns a reward when the baby is returned. The joke is on Craven, Ace Reporter. 114224 2008 Attachment N Fonseca, Isabel Columnist Jean Hubbard, a syndicated columnist on women’s health, is married to a man in advertising and they go to an island in the Indian Ocean intending to continue their careers via the Internet. Then journalist opens a smutty letter sent to her husband apparently from a lover. Rather than endure this affair after 23 years of marriage, she goes online masquerading as her husband and initiates an X-rated e-mail relationship with her rival. 114225 2008 Attack at Pearl Harbor N LeSourd, Nancy High School Reporter Catherine Clark finds herself at the center of the Japanese attack of Pearl Harbor when her Navy father is missing. Her best friend, Navy daughter Meredith Lyons, comes to the aid of the wounded and discovers strength she never knew she had. 114226 1994 Attack of the 5 Ft. 2 Women MT TV Newscaster (Ron Boltz). Cameraman (Doug Motel). 114227 1958 Attack of the 50 Foot Woman M Keep Watching the Skies!, Vol. II. TV Commentator (Dale Tate), a cynic, opens the film about sightings around the world, fiery object in the sky. Television newscast about Nancy. KRKR-TV Commentator (Dale Tate). 114228 1993 Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman MT Reporter (Linda Bisesti) 114229 1995 Attack of the 60 Foot Centerfold M Editor Ray (Tony Franco) 114230 1985 Attack of the Beast Creatures M Journalist. Survivors of a shipwreck wash up on an island and run into zombies. 114231 1978 Attack of the Killer Tomatoes M Editor (Ron Shapiro). TV Reporter (Jim Hess). Journalist Betty Won't (Robin Abb). Newspaper Editor (Ron Shapiro). 114232 1990 Attack of the Killer Tomatoes C 9-8-1990. Fox. Computer-generated animation. Reporter Whirley White of KRUD-TV, an egotistical journalist who informs the populace of San Zucchini of the current status of the battle against the tomatoes. 114233 1964 Attack of the Mayan Mummy MT Newscaster Douglas Banks (Chuck Niles). Newspaper Editor (Bruno VeSota -- The Newspaper Editor). 114234 2006 Attack of the Show: Comic-Con '06 Live T Episode #2. 7-21-2006 Correspondents (Blair Butler, Wil O'Neal, Zach Selwyn). Hosts (Olivia Munn, Kevin Pereira). 114235 1984 Attack on Fear MT Mitchell, Dave, Cathy Mitchell, Richard Ofshe (Book -- :Light of Synanon, The"). T.S. Cook (Teleplay) Based on true incident - Ness Book Owners of the weekly The Point Reyes Light in Marin County, Dave Mitchell (Paul Michael Glaser) and Cathy Mitchell (Linda Kelsey), oppose the Synanon cult, a group that operates a drug rehabilitation center. Mitchell looks into reports that the group is stockpiling weapons. When Cathy calls the organization to get information, she is referred to their media watchdog group SCRAM (Synanon Committee for Responsible American Media). SCRAM tells Mitchell that they will use any means necessary to ensure responsible reporting. Townspeople accuse the Mitchells of a smear campaign. Synanon has filed multimillion dollar lawsuits against media outlets. Mitchells are afraid of legal costs. Mitchell decides to run the story. The Mitchells get help from eye patch-wearing Reporter Tom Banner (John Harkins) and a newswoman from a San Francisco TV station. Cathy Mitchell is worried about the crusade and lack of money. Story is picked up by the wires and the Mitchells become national celebrities eventually winning the Pulitzer Prize. Real couple separated with Dave Mitchell becoming a reporter in San Francisco and Cathy becoming a professor in North Carolina. 114236 1975 Attack on Terror: FBI Versus The Ku Klux Klan, The T SVD 1157 Fact-based drama Reporter Poole (Johnny Haymer). Reporter Jacobs (Hal Riddle). 114237 1980 Attentat MF Journalist (Bjorn Ploug). 114238 1958 Attentat MT Newscaster (Max Peter Ammann - Voice). 114239 2001 Attention Scum T Series News Media. 24 Hour Newsman (Johnny Vegas). 114240 1980 Attica MT SVDSP 1800 Wicker, Tom (Book- A Time To Die). James Henerson (Teleplay). New York Times Associate Editor Tom Wicker (George Gizzard) wrote the book 114241 2000 Attraction M SVD 1135 Journalist (Matthew Settle) can't seem to let go of his feelings for ex-girlfriend, so he goes out with her friends. 114242 1999 Au Coeur du Mensonge (aka Color of Lies) MF France TV Journalist (Antoine de Caunes), a self-important journalist, is one of the eccentric residents in the cozy and fashionable seaside community in Brittany where a 10-year-old girl is found raped and murdered. Interviewer (Olivier Barrot - L'interviewer). 114243 1972 Au Pair Girls M Photographer (Trevor Bannister - The Photographer). 114244 2001 Au Pair II MT Reporter 1 (Daniel Brown). Reporter 2 (David O'Kelly). Grimaldi the Paparazzo (Jan Preucil). 114245 2009 Au Phuc Dup and Nowhere To Go D Reed, Fred Military Reporter Fred Reed enlisted in the Marines in 1966 and went to Vietnam as an Amtrac crewman in what he calls a “barbecue battalion” (First Amphibian Tractor Battalion, Third Marine Division, Danang). He describes an Amtrac as “a 37-ton barely armored death box with the gasoline tank in the bottom, so land mines could blow it up and barbecue the crew. Great mine detector. I think it was a design feature.” So Reed knows about Vietnam and the Marines. Having gotten a faceful of shrapnel and a Purple Heart (”A Viet Cong shooting medal. Why did they give it to me?”), he spent a year on the eye ward at Bethesda Naval Hospital, became a reporter -- “the moral equivalent of a used-car salesman” -- and covered the military for 30 years. From this he learned many things of note to a former country boy (”When you have done a cat-shot off the deck of an aircraft carrier, you gain a whole new perspective on drag racing.”) Over the years he acquired an intimate familiarity with all levels of the military. “The military,” he says, “is a mix of absurdity and, among officers, cultivated mental retardation, punctured by interludes of ghastly barbarity. The only way to bear up under the barbarity without strangling someone is to focus on the ludicrousness, of which there is an abundance. So I did.” 114246 1972 Au theatre ce soir: La voyante TF Reporter (Jean Roquel - Le Reporter). 114247 1973 Au theatre ce soir: Les amants novices TF Episode #267. 3-30-1973 News Media. Le premier reporter (Thomas Sertilange). Le second reporter (Jean-Luc Geninasca). 114248 1979 Au theatre ce soir: Mon crime TF Episode. 5-1-1979 Reporter, Le (Alain Favre). Le photographe (Bernard Durand). 114249 1979 Au theatre ce soir: Monsieur Amilcar TF Episode #317. 11-9-1979 Interviewer (Max Fournel - L'interviewer). 114250 1951 Auberge rouge, L' M Commentator, Singing (Yves Montand). 114251 1997 Auch Hexen konnen weinen N Schwerla, Hella Woman journalist Female Journalist 114252 1982 Auch Zwerge werfen Schatten N Frank, Hubert Germany Journalist 114253 2005 Auction, The: Love Story, A N Salat, Andrew J. Newscaster Sandra Marlowe has attained recognition as a top-notch TV newscaster. One night at a station-sponsored charity auction, she learns that life seldom follows preset rules. What happened as the auctioneer's gavel finalized the bid not only caused to strengthen her resolve to be the best, but to give in to a human phenomenon, called love. 114254 1999 Audacious Perversion N Sanderson, Mark London Magazine Writer Martin Redrum's misanthropy barely overtakes his self-hatred. The 28-year-old crossword-puzzle-obsessed journalist has a last name that can spell murder. After another dull dinner party with six of his successful media friends, Redrum decides to do in his companions one by one using an unusual arsenal of superglue, a microwave oven, a sun bed and finally a shotgun when creativity fails him. He likes cocaine, routine and crossword puzzles. He doesn't like his friends. 114255 2009 Audere Semper G Aspiring Journalist Eliza Flavi stumbles across a decoded message that takes her on a mysterious and daring adventure through Rome. Flavi is a journalism student longing for a real story. 114256 1936 Audioscopiks M Commentator (Pete Smith) 114257 1968 Audition M AFI-Playwrights Writer 114258 2003 Audrey and Tonto's Daughter M Reporter (Heather Stewart). Cameraman (McClaine Moss). 114259 2000 Audrey Hepburn Story, The MT News Media. Reporter #1 (John Sanford Moore). Reporter #2 (Kelly Ricard). Reporter #3 (Terence Bowman). London Photographer (James Rae). 114260 1977 Audrey Rose M Reporter (Hanns Manship). Advertising Executive and his wife are parents of well-adjusted preteen. Their happy home life is disrupted by a mysterious stranger who believes the girl is the reincarnation of his own child who died in a horrible accident. 114261 2008 Audrey, Wait! N Benway, Robin News Media and Paparazzi go crazy over a California high school student Audrey Cutter who dumps the self-involved lead singer of a little band. When the musician writes “Audrey, Wait!,” a breakup song that’s so good it rockets up the billboard charts, Audrey becomes famous, the target of paparazzi and gossip magazines. Now rabid fans are invading her school, People Magazine is running articles about her, the Internet is documenting her every move and Audrey can’t hang out with her best friend or get with her new crush without being mobbed by fans and paparazzi. Take a wild ride with Audrey as she makes headlines, has outrageous amounts of fun, confronts her ex on MTV and gets the chance to show the world who she really is. 114262 1973 Auf der Suche nach Gatt N Neutsch, Erik Germany Journalist 114263 2000 Auf Dienstreise N Huizing, Klaas Germany Journalist 114264 1993 Auf eigene Gefahr TF Series Editor Gruber (Nikol Voigtlandeer), Chief Editor. 114265 1993 Auf eigene Gefahr: TF Series 1993- Editor Gruber (Nikol Voigtlander), Chief Editor. 114266 2005 Auf Eis N Wöbking, Henrike Germany Radio Journalist 114267 1956 Auf Sand gebaut N Weisenborn, Günter (Pseudonyme während NS-Zeit: W. Bohr, Eberhard Foerster, Christian Munk) Germany Journalist 114268 1995 Auf Teufel komm raus MF Editor, Chief (Serge Falck) 114269 2002 Auf Wiedersehen, Pet: DT UK Series 1983. TV Newscaster Series 3 (Carole Malia). Newscaster, Series 3 (John Laurence). Investigative Journalist, Series 3 (Allan Powell). 114270 2004 Auf Wiedersehen, Pet: Au Revoir (Parts 1 and 2) DT UK. Episodes #39-#40. 12-28/29-2004 Newsreader (Philip Hayton). Reporter (Simon Wilson). 114271 2002 Auf Wiedersehen, Pet: Bridging the Gap DT UK. Episode #27. 4-28-2002 News Media. TV Newscasters (Carol Malia, John Lawrence). Reporter (Allan Powell). 114272 2002 Auf Wiedersehen, Pet: Heavy Metal DT UK. Episode #28. 5-5-2002. Newscaster (Carol Malia). 114273 1983 Auf Wiedersehen, Pet: Who Won the War Anyway? DT UK. Episode #2. 11-18-1983 German TV Reporter (Corinna Schnabel). 114274 2008 Aun Ahora N Kingsbury, Karen War Correspondent Lauren Gibbs is a successful international war correspondent who gave up on happily-ever-after years ago when it was ripped away from her. So why is life so empty? Emily Anderson is a college freshman raised by her grandparents about to take her first internship as a journalist. But before she can move ahead, she discovers a love story which tragically ended with her birth. As a result she is drawn to look back and search for the mother she has never met and the father she never knew. 114275 1954 Aunt Clara M Photographer (George Benson) 114276 1979 Aunt Gertrude SS McDowell, Charles R. Jr. 1979-1989 Fictional Journalist created by McDowell. Columns written mainly in the form of epistles to her nephew, McDowell, a syndicated columnist and Washington correspondent for the Richmond Times-Dispatch. Ambiance is rural Virginia. 114277 1937 Aunt Jenny's True Life Stories R 1-18-37 to 1956 Editor Calvin of the Littleton paper 114278 1982 Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter N OWN - P Llosa, Mario Vargas 1977 original Journalist Mario, the protagonist, partial narrator, radio journalist and writer. 114279 1980 Aunt Peg M Adult Reporter (Mike Horner). Hollywood adult film producer tries to get by financially while having numerous sexual encounters to satisfy her insatiable lust for sex. 114280 1981 Aunt Peg Goes Hollywood M Adult. News Media. Female Movie Critic (Linda Shaw). Lady Photographer (Nancy Smith credited as Robin Marcs). Photographer Joel (Richard Stevens credited as Joel Jacs). 114281 1980 Aurinkotuuli MF TV Journalist (Olli Alho) 114282 1986 Aurora Encounter, The M Ness Editor of a small-town paper, Ms. Peabels, also a teacher, encounters aliens. 114283 2008 Aurum M Reporter (Linda Morgan). News Media.Geologist, his wife and a geological engineer decide to leave their comfortable jobs at a well-established gold mining company in order to branch out on their own. But their new business venture is about to lead them straight into a web of deceit and scandal. 114284 1985 Aus dem Innern des Mediums N Hartmann, Lukas Switzerland Radio Journalist 114285 1982 Aus den Papieren des Germain Tawordschus. Unvollständiger Bericht über eine Lebenserfahrung N Girnus, Wilhelm Germany Journalist 114286 2006 Ausgerechnet FuBball MF Reporter (Waldemar Hartmann). 114287 2002 Austin Powers in Goldmember M Anchorwoman (Leyna Nguyen) 114288 1997 Austin Stories T Series 1997-1998 Reporter. Sardonic newspaper reporter 114289 2005 Australia Unites: Reach Out to Asia DT Correspondent (Ray Martin - Himself - 2005). Correspondent (Ian "Molly" Meldrum - Himself - 2005). Correspondent (Chris Reason - Himself - 2005). Correspondent (Christine Spiteri - Herself - 2005). 114290 2005 Australia's Funniest Home Video Show TF Episode #42. 11-26-2005 Roving Reporter Jules Lund. Host Toni Pearen. 114291 2003 Australian Idol: Top 10 Performance Show: Australian #1's T Episode #18. 9-28-2003 Reporter Yolande Jackson. Hosts Andrew Gunsberg, James Mathison. 114292 1966 Authentique procs de Carl-Emmanuel Jung, L' MF Newsman (Raymond Jourdan). 114293 1947 Author Meets the Critics, The DR Critics. Two meet each week 114294 1729 Author To Be Lett, An. Being a Proposal Humbly Addressed to the Consideration of the Knights, Esquires, Gentlemen, and other Wonderful and Weighty…. ER USC Savage, Richard ( Iscariot Hackney) Press. Members of the Solid and Ancient Society of the Bathos. By their Associate and Well-Wisher, Iscariot Hackney. Byproduct of Pope's Dunciad. Political hireling writing for pay. 114295 1720 Author Upon Himself, The PO USC Swift, Jonathan In "Complete Poems, The." News. Many references of the day 114296 1939 Author, Author DR Journalists 114297 1757 Author, The P USC Foote, Samuel Critics. Prologue aimed at critics: "Severe their task, who in this critic age, With fresh materials furnish out the stage!" "Proceed, my boy, nor heed their farther call, Vain his attempt, who strives to please them all!" Young Cape and the Printer's Devil. 114298 1763 Author, The PO USC Churchill, Charles Press 114299 1982 Author! Author! M Newspaper Vendor (Chet Carlin). 114300 2002 Auto Focus M SVDSP 1700 (Media Excerpts) Interviewer, Bald (Robert David Crane) for Christian publication.. TV Reviewer-Interviewer Mel Rosen (Ed Begley Jr.) 114301 2004 Autobahn Ost DF Germany Newscaster (Werner Veigel - Himself ) 114302 1877 Autobiography of a Damned Fool (Hellfire Hotchkiss Sequence) SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Satires & Burlesques." Printer Bangs. Tom Rogers, junior printer. Hank Flanders. 114303 1882 Autobiography of Mark Rutherford (Edited by His Friend Reuben Shapcotte) N MLPL White, William Hale ("Mark Rutherford, alias Reuben Shapcott) Compositor Edward Gibbon Mardor 114304 1974 Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman MT News Media. Young white reporter (Michael Murphy) visits Jane Pittman to tape her memories, see history through the eyes of someone who's lived through it 114305 1999 Autobiography of My Body N Guy, David Freelance Journalist Charles Bradford returns to Pittsburgh to be near his ailing father 114306 1984 Automan: Club Ten T Michael S. Baser and Kim Weiskopf Episode News Media 114307 1984 Automan: Death by Design T Egan, Sam Episode. 4-2-1984 News Media 114308 1984 Automan: Murder, Take One T Egan, Sam Episode. 3-19-1984 News Media 114309 1994 Automatic M Sci-Fi Anchorwoman (Sherri Paysinger). 114310 2004 AutonomousLES. T DVD -R HQ 6160 6-2-2006. IFC Short. News Media. TV Reporter-Interviewer Brett Storm Live Action News. Anchorwoman Cynthia Verona (Janora McDuffie), Live at Five. A person named Les discovers he is the first human clone on the run from the government, the media and public. He attempts suicide when he finds out. Then becomes a Hitler clone. 114311 1983 Autonosuyas, Las MF Spain Reporter (Fernando Vizcaino Casas). 114312 2002 Autopilot N Kron, Norbert Germany TV Journalist 114313 1973 Autopsy (Autopsia) M Spain - Ness Book War Correspondent (Juan Luis Galiardo) in Vietnam, shot during an ambush by the Vietcong, sent home to recover. Turns his attention to article on the meaning of death. Asks colleague to take photographs for him, although he is photojournalist. Interviews various people including another journalist. Correspondent decides to photograph autopsy "to make people think." Correspondent stares out to sea commenting on continuance of nature. "The journalist is a commentator on two objects of death…" "...death of people and the death of time." "I saw things impossible to imagine. Children burned by napalm. Villages destroyed. Hunger. Desperation. You have to see it to believe it. I've sent back articles like hundreds of reporters. Crying out…" "…hoping to be heard. But when we come home, indifference is all we find…I want people to see death as it is. We see it as if it were only an accident. I want people to see death just as it is. Most bed reporting doesn't do death justice." 114314 1999 Autre, L' MF Editor, Chief (Hamdine Sabahi). 114315 2005 Autumn Leaves M DVD -R HQ 10651, 10652. Public Relations. Amanda (Amy Whitaker) does PR for campaign. 114316 1979 Autumn Song NR OWN - P Pargeter, Margaret Harlequin Romance #2350 Journalist Jonathan is helped by his sister, Tara Curtiss to get a story 114317 1919 Avalanche, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 114318 1924 Avalanche, The N Poole, Ernest Press 114319 1973 Avaleuses, Les MF Journalist Anna (Anna Watican). Journalist Ana (Gilda Arancio). 114320 1973 Avaleuses, Les (aka Female Vampire) M Adult Journalist Anna (Anna Watican) approaches a mute countess while she is lounging at the hotel pool. She wants to interview the woman regarding her bloody family accused of vamperism. The countess is a vampire, doomed to go from victim to victim, making love to them but taking their lives at the height of their orgasms. The countess drains Anna when she gets hungry again. making the journalist one of her countless victims. 114321 1892 Avenged on Society N USC Wood, H. Freeman Wiber Press. Scandalous press coverage. "Penny-a-liner" spies for newspapers. Elsie Lyulph. Mr. Elsmire's idea for a journal. Five proprietors. Elsie one of the proprietors Starting a journal. Mr. Elsmere's title, Purpose, a Weekly Journal. Paul Pry, a nom the plume. 114322 1966 Avengers, The: Death's Door T SVD 1397 Episode Reporter. Photographers. Media 114323 1964 Avengers, The: Esprit de Corps T Episode #77. 3-14-1964 Journalist John Steed (Patrick Macnee) poses as a journalist to probe some unusual court-martials. Corporal Craig of the Highland Guards dies a most mysterious death. Steed finds himself involved in an exercise to capture London, and ends up facing the same firing squad as Corporal Craig. 114324 1962 Avengers, The: Mission to Montreal T Episode #31. 10-27-1962 Reporter (Leslie Pitt). Reporter (Malcolm Taylor). Reporter (Terence Woodfield). News Media. Photographer (William Buck). 114325 1962 Avengers, The: Mr. Teddy Bear T Episode #27. 9-29-1962 While being interviewed on a live TV show, a man is murdered, the victim of a hired-killer called "The Teddy Bear." TV Interviewer (Tim Brinton). 114326 1962 Avengers, The: Sell-Out, The T Episode #35. 11-24-1962. Reporter (Henry Rayner). While guarding a United Nations negotiator after an assassination attempt, Steed and a colleague fall under suspicion for selling state secrets. 114327 1961 Avengers, The: Toy Trap T Episode #19. 7-22-1961 Photographer (Lionel Burns). 114328 1966 Avengers, The: Winged Avenger, The T DVD -R HQ 7939. SVD 1187 Episode News Media 114329 1995 Avenging Angel, The MT VHS 511 News Media 114330 2002 Avenging Angelo M TV Anchorwoman (Ola Sturik). 114331 1981 Aventuras de Enrique y Ana, Las MF Spain Reporter (Laura Bayonas). 114332 1944 Aventure Malgache M DVD -R HQ 6838 Hitchcock, Alfred Short in French. Short Subject News Media. Lawyer becomes broadcasting voice for the Resistance. 114333 1912 Aventures extraordinaries de Joseph Rouletabile, Reporter (aka The Extraordinary Adventures of Rouletabille). N Leroux, Gaston France French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 114334 1911 Average Jones N Adams, Samuel Hopkins Newspaperman. Average Jones works for a newspaper. Waldemar, newspaper owner. The Bell. 114335 1924 Average Woman, The M VHS 823 De Jagers, Dorothy (Short Story). Raymond S. Harris (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Jimmy Munroe (Harrison Ford) is doing an article on "the average woman" when he meets a woman and follows her. Her father, a judge, has him arrested and sentences him to see her once a week. Woman is blackmailed into marrying crooked roadhouse operator, but he ends up killing a woman who tries to get her trapped in a roadhouse raid. Judge's daughter is saved before the marriage takes place and finally marries the reporter. 114336 1899 Averages: Story of New York, A N MLPL Stuart, Eleanor (Childs) Journalist Mr. Gordis. Jane Dupuis, chief editor of The Daily Star, a journal devoted to ethical emotion and miasmic mysticism. She airs her views in the columns of this inspired organ. Jane is childless. A physician's wife. Few cared about her poor opinions. Her pen flew over the paper with especially disturbing scratches Author's disapproval throughout. 114337 1992 Avetik MF Journalist (Geno Lechner) 114338 1929 Aviator, The M AFI-Authors/Publicists/Publishers Publicist 114339 2004 Aviator, The M News Media. Radio Announcer (Arthur Holden). Photographer at 'Hell's Angels' Wrap Party (Matthew Irving Baker). Photographers (Matthew Reidy, John David Braddock, Scott Sahadi, Frank Sivero). Radio Announcer (Arthur Holden). 114340 1952 Avismanden MF Journalist (Poul Muller) 114341 2004 Avisos de Occasion MF Mexico Newspaper Classified Ads. Young woman searches for love and happiness uses the newspaper classified ads to find her true love. 114342 1990 Avonlea T VHS 330 (Reporter Excerpts) News Media 114343 1939 Avoveteen M Newsreel Cameraman (Felix Forsman). 114344 1942 Awakening of Johnny Castle, The R Ruscoll, Joseph and Janet In "Treasury Star Parade, The." Sports Announcer 114345 1959 Awantura o Basie MF Poland. Photographer (Jerzy Dobrowolski). 114346 1972 Away to the West: Wind of Autumn, A N Tomalin, Ruth #4 A Day in the Country Series Future Journalist Rowan in post-war-England journeys to answer the question: “How can I break away and live in the woods? Rowan, whose eyes are on the people she meets: those with settled country homes, newcomers, men and women back from the war, “displaced persons’ of all kinds. The second part, “A Wind of Autumn,” features the 15-year-old Rowan. She has always been a misfit in her clever ambitious family, but alone for a long weekend in the country she begins to find herself. 114347 1950 Awful Truth, The T Richman, Arthur (Story) Robert Montgomery Presents. 9-11-50 News Media. Lee Bowman, Jane Wyatt 114348 2000 Awful Truth, The: Advertiser Appreciation Night. Presidential Mosh. Gun Crazy. T Episode #13. 5-17-2000 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. Former convicts endorse popular products. The first presidential candidate to jump in "The Awful Truth" mosh pit wins the endorsement of the program. Correspondent Jay Martel introduces Pistol Pete, a purple pistol who teaches kids about the way handguns are used in 2000. 114349 1999 Awful Truth, The: Awful Truth Man of the Year, The. TV Pundits? 150 Feet From NBC. T Episode #5. 5-9-1999 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. Ira Rennert has the distinction of being one of the largest polluters in the country as well as owning one of the largest houses on Long Island with more than 30 bathrooms. Moore tracks him down to give him his award. Which has more favorable audience response: George Will or (a) a jackhammer (b) scraping fingernails on a blackboard, or © a guy chewing aluminum foil? Michael Moore receives a restraining order courtesy of Mr. Rennert to keep him from the Rockefeller Center area where Rennert's company, Renco, has its offices. Unfortunately, it also means he can't get to NBC Studios where he's due to tape a segment of "Late Night With Conan O'Brien." 114350 1999 Awful Truth, The: Beat the Rich. The Sodomobile. T Episode #2. 4-18-1999 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. Wealthy and working-class people are asked about common things. Questions asked include the price for Dom Perignon, price of one share of IBM stock, and ingredients needed to make a Macaroni and Cheese dish. A hot pink Winnebago full of gay men and women travels through states with anti-sodomy laws on the books. 114351 1999 Awful Truth, The: Cheaper Way To Conduct a Witch Hunt. HMO Funeral. T Episode #1. 4-11-1999. Series 1999-2000. Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. Moore shows Ken Starr how to perform a cost-effective witch hunt. A funeral is staged outside of an HMO's corporate headquarters. The soon-to-be deceased is a policyholder who was refused a lifesaving pancreas transplant by the HMO. 114352 1999 Awful Truth, The: Cohen Is a Wimp. LucyCam #2. Mind That Memo T Episode #7. 5-23-1999 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. William Cohen's Secretary of Defense seems like he's sort of a wimp. To compensate, he bombs medicine factories and embassies. LucyCam #2 is a recap of the LucyCam story. Manpower, Inc. sent a memo to each of their offices to ask them not to allow him in. Moore tests to see how many read it. 114353 2000 Awful Truth, The: Compassionate Conservative Night T Episode #14. 5-24-2000 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. 114354 1999 Awful Truth, The: Crackers vs. Mickey Mouse. Voice-Box Choir, The T Episode #3. 4-25-1999 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. Crackers goes to Disney World to meet Mickey Mouse and talk about Disney's treatment of its employees. He gets thrown in a Disney jail. Moore brings Christmas carolers to entertain tobacco company executives and lobbyists: the singers have lost their voice boxes due to smoking. 114355 1999 Awful Truth, The: Crackers vs. The Egg Farm. The Michael Moore Playset. American Apartheid. Bill Gates' Housewarming T Episode #10. 6-6-1999 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. Crackers, the Corporate Crime Fighting Chicken goes to see how his fellow chickens live. The Michael Moore Playset lets the whole family pretend to be Michael Moore. America has learned how to keep the appearance of racial harmony while keeping blacks far, far away. Bill Gates just moved into his new house and Moore gets him a housewarming gift. 114356 2000 Awful Truth, The: Dixie Flag Night. Molson Loses Its Head. Corporate Cops. T Episode #19. 7-5-2000 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. Correspondent Ben Hamper investigates the cultural differences between Barie Ontario where Molson Brewing closed a brewery and moved jobs to Toronto, and Toronto, as this was the reason given by Molson refused to relocate its workers to Toronto. Moore set ups a "neighborhood" watch around C.R. Bard Pharmaceuticals in Murray Hill, NJ. Three of Bard's executives were found guilty of manufacturing defective heart valves that resulted in several deaths and all have evaded jail. 114357 2000 Awful Truth, The: Ficus For Congress T Episode #17. 6-21-2000 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. Candidate for a House of Representatives Seat in New Jersey is a ficus plant. 114358 2000 Awful Truth, The: Find Clinton a Job T Episode #24. Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. 114359 2000 Awful Truth, The: German Vacation Night. Got It Maid! BMW (Break My Windows). T Episode #16. 6-7-2000 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. Immigrant maids working for a Holiday Inn Express in Minneapolis, MN organized a union, but before contract negotiations had begun, Holiday Inn called the INS and tried to have them deported. Sal Piro, the "Awful Truth" bill collector goes to BMW's U.S. offices to confront executives with a former slave laborer who worked in BMW's German factories during World War II. The issue: BMW failed to compensate slave laborers that worked in its factories during the war. 114360 2000 Awful Truth, The: Gulf War T Episodes #23. Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. 114361 1999 Awful Truth, The: Hail Turdonia. Teen Sniper School. Hitler Makes a Withdrawal. T Episode #9. 6-13-1999 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. Since Ted Turner is America's largest private landowner, he should have his own country, complete with flag and national anthem. Parody ad for a summer camp featuring sniper training for children went unaired. Swiss banks accepted billions of dollars worth of items stolen by the Nazis from victims of the Holocaust at the end of World War II, but refused to return it to survivors and family members. "The Awful Truth" sends "Adolf Hitler" to Switzerland to get the money back. 114362 2000 Awful Truth, The: Help the Dead Guy T Episode #15. 5-31-2000 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. 114363 1999 Awful Truth, The: Montana Shacks. Joe Camel Needs a Job. LucyCam #3. T Episode #8. 5-30-1999 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. Michael Moore visits Montana, a state known for its beauty as well as being the home of The Unabomber. Famous spokes camel visits New York Career and Job Center looking for work. In the third week of this segment, Michael calls Lucy and reveals to her he's filming her. 114364 1999 Awful Truth, The: NAFTA Mike, Strikebreakers, Merger, The T Episode #12. 6-27-1999 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. NAFTA sent your job to Mexico. Mike goes south to find it. Expert strikebreakers decide to unionize. Chrysler merges with Daimler-Benz. Mike throws them a wedding. 114365 2000 Awful Truth, The: Replacement Mike T Episode #21. Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. 114366 1999 Awful Truth, The: Sal, the Bill Collector. Interlude. Duck and Cover. T Episode #4. 5-2-1999 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. UPS fails to keep a promise they made to their union. Time to send in Sal, the Awful Truth's bill collector. "Thomas Jefferson" protests the impeachment hearings: "I had an affair, big deal." India and Pakistan start an arms race. But do their citizens know how to duck and cover? 114367 2000 Awful Truth, The: Stop and Frisk Night T Episode #20. Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. 114368 2000 Awful Truth, The: Store the Homeless T Episode #22. Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. 114369 2000 Awful Truth, The: Taxi Driver T Episode #18. 6-28-2000 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. 114370 1999 Awful Truth, The: Weapons Inspectors. The "Make a Wish Foundation." We Find Hillary a Date. T Episode #11. 6-20-19099 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. United States is inspecting Iraq's weapons so Moore gets some Arabs to inspect ours. The Make-a-Wish Foundation was forced to let a child shoot a bear. What won't they allow? Hillary needs a date and Moore tries to find the right man. 114371 1999 Awful Truth, The: Work Care!. LucyCam. Air-Drop TV's on Afghanistan. T Episode #6. 5-16-1999 Documentarian-Host Michael Moore continues his crusade to expose wrong-doing. Correspondents Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Jerry Minor, Katie Roberts, Jay Martel. Under a system called WorkCare, people who can't pay their hospital bills can do jobs around the hospital. Across the street, Moore decides to start a pilot program of his own. Lucianne Goldberg has no problem violating the President's privacy, so Moore decides to violate hers. He sets up a webcam across the street to film her apartment 24 hours a day. Taliban banned TVs. So Moore air-drops some for the citizens. 114372 1995 Awfully Big Adventure, A M Reporter (Robbie Doolin). 114373 2005 Awkward Justice N Blackburn, Henry Based on actual experiences of the author. Editor Sam of a small-town newspaper just happened to stumble onto murders made to appear as accidental deaths. Sam gets into a lead and he gets too close for comfort. Hence, the final encounter will occur for the awkward justice. 114374 1948 AWOL The Rajah N Shurtleff, B. Correspondent. When a man goes to India to get material for newspaper articles, his dog AWOL goes along, gets stolen and causes a hazardous journey through the jungle. 114375 1990 Awwal Number MF India Commentator, Cricket (Anjaan Srivastav). 114376 1982 Axiopistoi, Oi TF Series Reporter (Eleni Filini). Reporter (Markos Lezes). Journalist (Hristos Kostantopoulos). 114377 2004 Ay Juancito MF Argentina. News Media. Periodista Estreno (Salavador Testa). Presidence's photographer (Gustavo Pastorini). 114378 1997 Ayn Rand: Sense of Life, A M News Correspondent (Mike Wallace-Himself) of CBS. Editor of Rand's letters (Michael S. Berliner-Himself). 114379 1797 Azemia N USC Beckford, William Press 114380 1963 Azrailin haberecisi (aka Messenger of Death, The) MF Turkey Journalist 114381 1999 Azumanga Daioh CB Azuma, Kiyohiko Japan. 1999-2002. Comedy Manga. Chapter 19. Radio Show Host Yomi writes to radio show host Nakuro "Nakku" Tanaka about her dieting problems. 114382 2002 Azumanga Daioh: the Animation C Nishikiori, Hiroshi Japan (and American version). Anime series. Episode 19 Radio Show Host Yomi writes to radio show host Nakuro "Nakku” Tanaka about her dieting problems. 114383 2004 Azur Like It N Holden, Wendy Reporter Kate Clegg, the only intrepid reporter in her hometown hamlet, has dreams of parlaying her dead-end job at the Mercury or Mockery, as it is affection ally known, into an award-winning career with the most celebrated papers in London. But her biggest break thus far has been investigating a drainage disaster at the local high school. Then shady billionaire Peter Hardstone pulls up outside the Mercury's tiny storefront office in his gold Ferrari and begins firing the staff. Soon enough, Clegg decides that leaving the Mockery behind may just be the best career move she'll even make until Hardstone's wildly attractive son, Nat, takes up residence at the Mercury's office with an offer Kate cannot refuse. It's a chance to cover the Cannes Film Festival on the luxurious Cote d'Azur. 114384 1992 B-Four N Hodges, Sam Cub Reporter Beauregard Forrest is a cub reporter at the Birmingham Standard-Dispatch, a job his father arranged for him. Stories: Pet of the Week and obituaries. B-Four nickname: His stories have never been printed closer to the front page than section B, page four, hence his nickname. Investigates a story and wins his stripes 114385 2005 B-Team, Het MF Netherlands. Short - Action - Comedy Cameraman (Maurice van Turnhout). 114386 1978 B. Tavern: Mystery Solved, A T News Media 114387 1948 B.F.'s Daughter M DVD -R HQ 2998, 2999. VHS 1286 Commentator-War Correspondent Kennan Wynn. Other media 114388 1979 B.J. and the Bear: B.J. and the Seven Lady Truckers T Episode. Reporter (Joyce Jillson - 1st Reporter). 2nd Reporter (Richard Bergman) 114389 1990 B.L. Stryker: Grand Theft Hotel T Episode #9. 2-24-1990 Photographer Shane the Pesky Photographer (Shane Le Mar). 114390 1990 B.L. Stryker: High Rise T Episode. 3-10-1990. Season #2. Episode #5 TV Reporter (Bob Gerchen). TV Technician (Gregg Todd Davis). 114391 1998 B.R. Rooker T SVD 690 News Media 114392 1978 Baa Baa Black Sheep: Show Must Go On…Sometimes, The T Episode #31. 3-23-1978 Reporter. USO Reporter (Frank Slaten) 114393 1995 Baantjer: De Cock en de moord in de galerie TF Netherlands. Episode #5. 11-3-1995 Photographer (Pieter Both). 114394 1998 Baantjer: De Cock en de moord in de politiek TF Netherlands. Episode #38. 4-3-1998 Reporter (Lammert Huizinga). 114395 1996 Baantjer: De Cock en de moord met 300 getiugen TF Netherlands. Episode. 12-13-1996. Season #2. Episode #7. Reporter (Arjan Boot). Final Editor (Jasper Rofke). 114396 2002 Baantjer: De Cock en de moord op de haringkoning TF Netherlands. Episode #89. 11-8-2002 Press Photographer (Bob Dingeman). 114397 1995 Baantjer: De Cock en de moord op het bureau T Netherlands. Episode #2. 10-13-1995 Reporter (Sander de Heer). 114398 2003 Baap Ka Baap MF India News Media cover the government of India’s celebration of five entrepreneurs in a small town. Then three of the entrepreneurs are brutally strangled by a rope and killed. 114399 1994 Baazi MF Journalist Sanjana Roy (Mamta Kulkarni) 114400 1958 Bab el hadid (aka Cairo Station) MF Egypt Newspaper Vendor Kenaoui - Kinawi (Youssef Chahine) has a doomed passion for a lemonade seller. Kenaoui is maddened by media-strewn images of an inaccessible sexual glamor. 114401 1990 Babar: T SV 220 Episode Newspapers 114402 1991 Babar: Celestville Enquirer, The T DVD -R HQ 7154. SVD 1457 Episode Newspaper prints embarrassing photos of the royal family. Photos in Flora's newspaper article embarrass the royal family 114403 1991 Babar: Flora the Reporter NJ OWN - H Brunhoff, de Laurent Aspiring Photographer Flora wants to be a photographer when she grows up. Her little brother, Pom, wants to be a reporter. Pom: "If we can't find any news, we'll make it up." Babar: "Oh, no. A journalist has responsibilities." "He must relate events exactly as they happen. The readers have a right to know the truth." Papa is right, said Flora. 114404 1922 Babbitt N OWN Lewis, Sinclair Reporter Kenneth Escott, a newspaper reporter. After a tepid courtship, he finally marries the woman he wants. 114405 1934 Babbitt M DVD -R HQ 9743, 9741 Reporter (Milton Kibbee). Newspapers. The Zenith Courier story and headline. “My husband refuses to make any statements unless in the presence of newspaper reporters.” District Attorney calls in the press. Reporters. Babbitt’s wife does all the talking. His wife charms the reporters and gets her husband off the hook. One reporter to Babbitt: “My newspaper owes you an apology and I’m going to make sure you get it.” “Babbitt City Benefactor” is the next day headline. 114406 1955 Babbling Brooks, The: Modern Comedy in Three Acts, A P MLPL Gordon, Kurtz 812 K973-6 Newspaper Reporter Bonnie Burns. High School Editor Betty Brooks of a Neighborhood newspaper. Betty Brooks, the live wire of the Brooks’ family and a sophomore, is an inventive person with the energy of a vitamin pill and feeling that her family may overlook her birthday, advertises by a sign in the living room that there are just 10 more shopping days before the occasion. To make life a little more interesting she assembles her high school clique to publish a neighborhood newspaper which she calls the Babbler with the slogan, “See all, hear all and tell all.” She hides a microphone in a vase of flowers and listens in on all of her mother’s telephone conversations thereby gleaning the gossip of the neighborhood. Mother Nettie Brooks cannot hear a bit of gossip without relaying it grossly exaggerated to her neighbors. The whole family of Brooks is prone to embroider the facts. Betty wants a big scoop for her first issue but nothing comes their way until two young TV murder mystery writers rent the upstairs apartment. When they come down to pay the rent and find no one about they discuss their latest script and how their next victim is to be murdered. It is picked up on Betty’s mike as she listens in her room and she is convinced they murder for thrills. Several days later an unidentified man is found dead in a rooming house under mysterious circumstances. Betty notifies her staff and they go to press with a front page scoop that makes the City newspaper look silly. Things happen fast after that. Star Reporter Bonnie Burns show up to delve into the headline. The sheriff arrives with fire in his eyes and rage in his voice demending to know how Betty got that scoop because it happened just the way she published it, even to naming the unidentified victim. On top of that the enraged neighbors start to besiege the place because of the maligning of their good names in the Babbler. The events reach a vortex with Nettie and Betty as the focal point. Eventually the whole fracas is exploded as a mere tempest in a teacup, the TV writer’s script being one of those amazing coincidences. Action of the play takes place in the living room of the Brooks’ home in the growing suburbs of Merryville. 114407 1917 Babbling Tongues M AFI-Playwrights Writer 114408 1975 Babe MT News Media. Babe Didrickson (Susan Clark). Sportscaster Stuart Nathan (Stu Nahan - Himself) 114409 1995 Babe M L TV Commentators (John Doyle, Mike Harris). 114410 1991 Babe Ruth MT DVD 1565. SV 103. 9-19-91 Sports Reporter Marshall Hunt (Brian Doyle Murray). Reporter (Thomas B. Hall). Reporter (Mickey Manners). Reporter (Bob Melchioris). Reporter (Fred Ornstein). Reporter (Rohn Thomas). Reporter (Tom Tully). Reporter (Gary Wilbanks). Media 114411 1948 Babe Ruth Story, The M Ruth, Babe, Bob Considine (Book -- "Babe Ruth Story, The"). Considine, George Callahan (Screenplay0 Ness Book Sportswriter Phil Conrad (Sam Levine) is friend of Babe Ruth. Present in a number of scenes. Writes "Ruth Is Stranger Than Fiction" article when he witnesses a crippled boy stand up after The Babe says "Hi" to him. Ruth asks female reporter: "Do they let you in the Yankees' dressing room?" Reporter: "No, and I don't let the Yankees in mine, either." Reporters (John Alvin, William Bailey, John Breen, Oliver Crawford, Ann Doran, George Eldredge, Eddie Fetherston, Martin Mason, Clarence Straight). Newsman Sam Balter. Old Reporter (Guy Beach). TV Sportscasters (Harry Wismer and Mel Allen-Themselves). News Analyst (H.V. Kaltenborn-Himself). Narrator (Knox Manning-Himself). Sportscaster (Peter Virgo). Sports Editor (Frank J. Scannell). Sportsroom Reporter (Richard Walsh). Copy Boy (Buddy Gorman). Newsboys (Benny Bartlett, Frankie Darro, Roland Dupree, David Gorcey). Newspaper Vendor (Lee Phelps). Announcer (Del Sharbutt). 114412 1947 Babe Ruth, Big Man of Baseball R CD10 - Wells Episode #60. 4-24-1947. Radio Reader's Digest. Series 1942-1948. Sportswriters. Babe Ruth as himself. 114413 1992 Babe, The M L Sports and News Media. Scribes (Jim Ortlieb, Scott Haven). Orphanage Reporter (Alan Johnson). Hospital Reporter (Ned Schmidtke). Photographer (John Tilford). Radio Announcer (Andrew Bendel). Yankee Announcer (Wayne Messmer). Pittsburgh Announcer (Patrick Nugent). Forbes Field Announcer (Larry Cedar). 114414 1968 Babeck MT Miniseries Photographer (Giacomo Frattini). 114415 2006 Babel M News Media. U.S. News Reporter (Aimee Meditz). 114416 1991 Babes T SV 91 Episode. 7-13-91 Tabloid Press. Dolly Parton reacts to ugly rumors about her in tabloid headlines are Charlene joins her "one big happy family" as a makeup artist 114417 1986 Babes in Toyland MT News Announcer (Jean Moake) 114418 1941 Babes on Broadway M DVD -R HQ 2641, 2642. SVD 1133 Critic Alexander Wolcott (himself). Writer (Lester Dorr). Announcer (William A. Post Jr.) 114419 1944 Babes on Swing Set M Photographer (Jean Trent). 114420 1944 Babes on Swing Street M Girl Photographer (Jean Trent) 114421 1940 Babies for Sale M SV 113 Chapin, Robert, Joseph Carole (Story). Robert D. Andrews (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Steve Burton (Glenn Ford) is an ambitious newspaperman who loses his job after writing an article on fake maternity homes that sell babies. Gathers evidence to confirm his story by investigating a crooked home. Helps a recently widowed mother when she is told by the man who runs the maternity home that her baby died in childbirth. They prove the man falsified baby's death certificate and sold the child to a wealthy family. Variety, 6/12/40: "This angle is worked overtime while the enthusiastic reporter is lost in the shuffle." 114422 1964 Babo 73 M AFI-"Time" Magazine 114423 1987 Baburugamu kurwaishisu MF Short - Sci-Fi Newscaster (Chuck Denson Jr. - Voice). Interviewer (Joyce Leigh Bowden - Voice). Announcer (Chuck Denson Jr. - Voice). 114424 2000 Baby MT SVD 867 Boston Journalist John (Keith Carradine), death of son. 114425 2002 Baby Bob T SVDSP 1418, 1159 Episodes. Series (March 2002-April 2002. June 2003). 14 Episodes. Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. 114426 2002 Baby Bob - Promos CC SVD 1161, SVD 1159 PR Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. 114427 2003 Baby Bob: Boys Will Be Girls T Episode #10. Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. When someone mistaking his gender causes Baby Bob to say he wants to grow up to be a "pretty girl", Walter decides that he must be a more masculine role model for his son. 114428 2003 Baby Bob: Don't Pass Me By T Saltzman, Michael Episode #8. 6-13-2003 Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. Bob sets out to romance his babysitter, Teala. Meanwhile, Madeline gets Walter's hopes up when she tells him that she can get him backstage at a concert to meet Ringo Starr. 114429 2003 Baby Bob: Footloose, Infancy Free T Episode #11 Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. Walter and Lizzy try to enjoy their first vacation away from Baby Bob, but they can't get him out of their minds. 114430 2002 Baby Bob: House of the Rising Son T SVDSP 1170 Palmer, Tom Episode #5. 4-15-2002 Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. Walter takes on more baby-care duties to allow Lizzy to get enough rest to resurrect their love life, but then he becomes so sleep-deprived that at work he unwittingly signs up Gary Coleman (Himself) as a client. 114431 2002 Baby Bob: Late Show with David Letterman, The: Adam Arkin on Baby Bob T SVD 1160 Episode Talk Show Host David Letterman. Correspondent Mark Borchardt. 114432 2002 Baby Bob: Late Show with David Letterman, The: Baby Bob T SVD 1160 Episode Talk Show Host David Letterman. Correspondent Mark Borchardt. 114433 2003 Baby Bob: Let's Go To The Videotape T Episode #14 Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. 114434 2002 Baby Bob: Live With Regis & Kelly T SVD 1159 Episode Talk Show 114435 2002 Baby Bob: Mommy & Me T SVDSP 1161 Gunzenhauser, Norm Episode #2. 3-25-2002 Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. Lizzy takes Bob to a "Mommy and Me" class and learns that talking might be Bob's only talent. Lizzy is concerned when Bob doesn't seem to have the motor skills that the other kids possess and is determined to get him up to speed by having him practice playing with blocks and patty cake. Lizzy decides that if Bob can't play like the other children, she just might let him talk and really blow the class away. 114436 2002 Baby Bob: Other Side, The T SVDSP 1162 Saltzman, Michael Episode #4. 4-8-2002 Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. Grandparents Sam and Madeline discover that Bob can talk and want to tell all their friends. Bob tells Sam that before he was born he met Sam's late wife in the spirit world. 114437 2003 Baby Bob: Reality Bites T Episode #9. 6-20-2003 Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. Walter tries to score points with Bob by arranging for him to meet his favorite children's TV show host, Dougy for The Living Lighthouse. The actor agrees to meet Bob, but when Walter tries to ask Dougy questions Bob made up for the interview, Dougy thinks they are making fun of him and explains that he takes his acting seriously. Walter makes a wisecrack about Dougy being unable to branch out into other work, causing Dougy to quit the show. Bob blames Walter when a new host appears on the show, and gives up on fairy tales after learning his TV shows are fake. In an effort to get Bob to believe in fantasy again, Walter arranges for several costumed characters to visit the house, but that only terrifies Bob to see giant versions of Blue and Chucky Finster in his living room. 114438 2003 Baby Bob: Rush Lim-Bob T SVDSP 1414 Signer, Dan Episode #7. 6-6-2003 Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. Sam is supposed to do a radio interview over the telephone about his new book, but after he falls asleep Baby Bob takes over and says some things over the air that get Sam in trouble. 114439 2002 Baby Bob: Talking Babies Say the Darndest Things T SVDSP 1171 Episode #6. 4-22-2002 Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. Walter gets one of his more offbeat celebrity clients to speak at Madeline's charity banquet for mental health, while Lizzy tries to teach Baby Bob when and when not to speak. 114440 2002 Baby Bob: Tell-Tale Art, The T SVDSP 1159 Lloyd, Stephen Episode #3. 4-1-2002 Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. Interviewer (Jennifer Glimpse). His parents try to use Bob as a spy to find out the lowest price two art gallery owners will take for a painting they want to buy, but their scheme does not go as planned. 114441 2003 Baby Bob: Vegas Baby T Episode #12 Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. 114442 2003 Baby Bob: You Don't Know Jack T Episode #13 Sportswriter Sam (Elliott Gould). Public Relations Executive Walter (Adam Arkin) are the grandfather and father of Baby Bob, a talking infant. 114443 1946 Baby Bottleneck C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age Newspaper. Many newspaper headlines with Porky Pig. The Golden Age of Looney Tunes -- Vol. 1, Side 8 114444 1933 Baby Face C L Tabloids Scream: DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN LOVE NEST! Good newspaper montage. Baby Face -- The Golden Age of Looney Tunes, Vol. I. Side 8 114445 1933 Baby Face M DVD - R HQ 7482, 7484. Uncensored Newspaper headlines. New York Daily Star. Newsboys hawking papers, shouting headlines. Out-of-town working girl rises in a New York bank by using here power over men. 114446 1935 Baby Face Harrington M DVD -R HQ 8521, 8523. SVD 1214 Reporters (Walter Maher, Donald Kerr). City Editor (Charles C. Wilson). Charlie, a Reporter (Wilbur Mack). 114447 1996 Baby Factor, The NR OWN - P (Two Copies) Zane, Carolyn Silhouette Romance #1127 Reporter Brent Clark knew everything there was to know about babies. So when TV Producer Elaine Lewis -- whose nickname around the office was "The Barracuda" found out she was pregnant, she got help from Clark. But did he care as much about weddings as he did about babies. 114448 2004 Baby For Sale MT DVD -R HQ 10691, 10692 Journalist (Denise DePass). 114449 1999 Baby Geniuses M Reporter (Dan Monahan). Photographer (Josh Gallegos). 114450 1995 Baby Ghost M Photographer (Joe Estevez). 114451 1993 Baby Jessica MT SV 65 (Media Scenes Only) News Media 114452 1985 Baby John Doe M Low-budget Canadian movie TV Anchor Noelle Richardson as a reporter. 114453 1988 Baby M MT Reporter #2 (Evelyn Bakerges). Reporter #3 (Channing Chase). Reporter #4 (Dian Kobayashi). Reporter #5 (Jeffrey Lippa). Reporter #6 (Alexander Folk). Reporter #7 (John Rixey Moore). Reporter #8 (Bonnie Emerson). Reporter #9 (Travis Swords). Reporter #10 (Jan Connery). Lone Reporter (Michael Young). Photographer (James Paradise). 114454 2006 Baby Merchant N Reed, Kit Investigative TV Journalist Jake Zorn is married to a 40-something corporate lawyer and they are losing hope of having a baby. When Zorn finds a man who specializes in highly confidential and highly illegal adoptions, Zorn decides to blackmail the baby merchant into finding them a suitable child. 114455 2006 Baby Proof N Giffin, Emily Editor in her 30s has pressure to procreate. Is it ridiculous to divorce the man you love because he wants kids and you don't? 114456 2000 Baby Secret, The: Memory Away, A NR Sullivan, Joyce Harlequin Intrigue #546 Freelance Journalist Paige Roberts begins a journey to find out where she's been and what has happened when she shows up at home and finds out that six weeks of her life is missing. When she discovers she's pregnant, things become all the more important. Her mysterious new neighbor wants to help, but can she trust him to solve the baby secret? Amnesia victim apparently traveled across Canada and found herself witnessing an unspeakable crime. 114457 1978 Baby Sitters, The N OWN - H Salisbury, John Reporter Bill Ellison, super reporter, learns of a plot to overthrow the British government and follows his story to the end. Averts take-over of his country by Arab Oil interests and their British puppets. 114458 1992 Baby Snatcher MT Reporter (David Booth). Reporter (Ron Kaell). Reporter (Janet Watson). Reporter (Andrew Stone). Mustached Reporter (Will Leskin). 114459 1993 Baby-Sitters Club, The: Dawn Saves the Trees T Episode #11 Reporter (La Donna Mabry). 114460 1978 Baby, I'm Back T PR Public Relations Officer Colonel Wallace Dickey, an Army public relations officer 114461 1985 Baby...Secret of the Lost Legend M News Media 114462 2003 Baby's Breath M Reporter (Stephanie Rabig). 114463 1994 Baby's Day Out M TV Anchor (John Drury) 114464 2009 Babydoll N Roy, Allyson Tabloids. It would be just another tabloid headline to Saylor Oz -- except that her best friend Benita’s brother stands accused. of killing three models who have been found dead around New York City in the last three months, each with a lock of hair missing. Saylor is convinced someone is reenacting the events of an old movie called Bad, Bad Babydoll. But no one else thinks so -- not even the sexy P.I. on the case. Undeterred, Saylor and Benita must infiltrate the modeling world -- and put themselves at risk of becoming the killer’s next victim. 114465 2004 Babyface N Gibson, Fiona Journalist Nina, a "triumph over tragedy" journalist and a mild, sensible software programmer get together by way of a personal ad. The reporter gets pregnant. After giving birth, Nina tries to bond with earnest mothers over breast-feeding. Then her fashion-editor friend needs a baby for a photo shoot and entices Nina to bring her son. Soon agents are calling and Nina is squiring son Ben to shoots all over London -- and hiding the truth from the software programmer. When he finds out, marriage plans are off and Nina flees to the French countryside where she makes new friends, takes a young lover. 114466 1999 Babylon 5: And Now for a Word T SVDSP 753 (Missing Ending) Episode News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). 114467 1999 Babylon 5: Call to Arms, A T News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). ISN Reporter (Valeria Ghiran) 114468 1994 Babylon 5: Chrysalis T Episode #22. 10-3-1994 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). 114469 1995 Babylon 5: Confessions and Lamentations T Episode #40. 5-24-1995 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). 114470 1998 Babylon 5: Day of the Dead T Episode #96. 3-11-1998 News Media. ISN Reporter (Mary Major). 114471 1997 Babylon 5: Endgame T Episode #86. 10-13-1997 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). 114472 1995 Babylon 5: GROPOS T Episode #32. 2-8-1995 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). 114473 1998 Babylon 5: Illusion of Truth, The T SVD 794 Episode News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). 114474 1997 Babylon 5: Lines of Communication T Episode #77. 4-28-1997 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). ISN Reporter (Carolyn Barkin). 114475 1995 Babylon 5: Long, Twilight Struggle, The T Episode #42. 8-1-1995 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). Reporter (Rif Hutton - ISN Reporter). 114476 2007 Babylon 5: Lost Tales, The - Voices in the Dark MT News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). ISN Reporter (Teryl Rothery). 114477 1996 Babylon 5: Messages From Earth T Episode #52. 2-19-1996 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). ISN Anchor (Vimi Mani-Veme Anya). 114478 1994 Babylon 5: Midnight on the Firing Line T Episode #1. 1-26-1994 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). 114479 1998 Babylon 5: Objects at Rest T Episode #109. 11-18-1998 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). 114480 1995 Babylon 5: Passing Through Gethsemane T Episode #48. 11-27-1995 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). News Anchor #2 (Lynn Blades). 114481 1996 Babylon 5: Point of No Return T Episode #53. 2-26-1996 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). 114482 1997 Babylon 5: Rising Star T Episode #87. 10-20-1997 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). 114483 1996 Babylon 5: Severed Dreams T Episode #54. 4-1-1996 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). Reporter (Matthew Robert Gottlieb - ISN Reporter #2). 114484 1998 Babylon 5: Sleeping in Light T Episode #110. 11-25-1998 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). Publicist (Romy Rosemont). 114485 1994 Babylon 5: Survivors T Episode #11. 5-4-1994 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). 114486 1994 Babylon 5: TKO T Episode #14. 5-25-1994 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). ISN Reporter (Lenore Kasdorf). Disgraced fighter comes to Babylon 5 to compete in an alien fighting match. 114487 1994 Babylon 5: Voice in the Wilderness, A (Parts I and II) T Episode #18. 7-27-1994. News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). ISN Reporter (Lenore Kasdorf). 114488 1996 Babylon 5: Voices of Authority T Episode #49. 1-29-1996 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). ISN Anchor (Vimi Mani-Veme Anya). 114489 1920 Babylon Revisited SS OWN - P Fitzgerald, Scott Press 114490 2005 Babylon Sisters N Cleage, Pearl Correspondent Burghardt (B.J). Johnson, a renowned newspaper journalist who has been living in Africa, is back in town and needs his former love's help in cracking a story about a female slavery ring operating right on the streets of Atlanta. The woman helps immigrant women find jobs and she is eager to help B.J. She has a secret -- he is the father of her daughter who is on her way to Smith College. Eighteen years ago, B.J. left the woman on the eve of her abortion that never was. Now, he's lending by-line cachet to the Sentinel, a historic African-American newspaper fallen on hard times. The editor and founder's son, Louis, is the woman's best childhood friend and her daughter's godfather. The Sentinel launches a series of exposes of a sinister syndicate trafficking in illegal aliens cleaning contracts and forced prostitution. 114491 1994 Babymaker: Dr. Cecil Jacobson Story, The MT Investigative Reporter (Damir Andrei). Anchorwoman (Deborah Burgess). 114492 1946 Bacall to Arms C L. Vol. 2, Golden Age Newsreel Narrator (Robert C. Bruce) of: Warner News 114493 1593 Bacchus Bountie P USC Foulface, Philip News 114494 1997 Bacheha-Ye aseman MF Iran. Photographer (Siamak Haj-Amini). Photographer (Hossein Ahamdloo). Photographer (Soheil Haj-Amini). Race Photographer (Hasan Roohparvari). Video Cameraman (Azade Qale Noi). Video Cameraman (Faramarz Safarizadeh). 114495 1947 Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer, The M DVD -R HQ 10473, 10474 (No Number on 10474). News Media. 114496 1907 Bachelor Betty N MLPL James, Winifred (De Jan) Freelancer Elizabeth Beresford, "Betty" of title, writer of articles for newspapers. 114497 2005 Bachelor Boys NR Saunders, Kate Editor Cassie, 31, runs a highbrow British literary magazine, has an upstanding boyfriend and associates with nothing but similarly accomplished women. Perfect person to find the Darling boys suitable wives. 114498 2001 Bachelor Cop Finally Caught NR Wilkins, Gina #2 Hot Off the Press Series. Silhouette Special Edition #1413 Reporter Lindsey Gray who works on the Edstown newspaper has loved a rugged police chief for 20 years, but he sees her as his best friend's kid sister until they work a case together. Suddenly he notices she's all grown up and doesn't feel a bit brotherly towards her. To get his attention, the reporter does a radical makeover: sexy, tastefully groomed and dressed. On her 21st birthday, the police chief gave her a kiss that rocked his world. Arson investigation. Reporter hot on his trail.. 114499 1997 Bachelor Daddy NR Cajio, Linda Harlequin American Columnist Michael Holiday famous for his views on life as a single male, syndicated newspaper columnist, buys a house that overlooks the yard of a beautiful accountant who attracts him immediately. Then he meets her six children and his new neighbors begin to work their way through all his convictions about life. 114500 1957 Bachelor Father: Dear Bentley T Episode. Series (9-15-57 to 9-25-62) School Advice Columnist Kelly. Bentley has been interfering in Kelly's school advice column, prompting an angry group of parents to teach Bentley a lesson 114501 1957 Bachelor Father: Law and Kelly Gregg, The T Episode Aspiring Reporter Kelly takes an aptitude test from college and decides she wants to be a newspaper reporter, but Bentley feels she should be a lawyer 114502 1898 Bachelor Girl in London, A N USC Mitton, Geraldine Edith-Scott Aspiring Journalist Judith Danville learns short-hand and type-writing and goes to work for Our Personal News, editress Mrs. Eves. Lawrence Pitt, editor of a weekly paper. 114503 1961 Bachelor in Paradise M DVD -R HQ 6117, 6118. SVD 1118 Turner Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Writer falls for the only single girl in a town full of women. Announcers: Vince Scully and Jerry Doggett 114504 1954 Bachelor of Arts SS Narayan, R.K. In "Swami and Friends." Newspapers. After months as a wandering holy man, this disappointed Indian lover goes home to become circulation manager of a newspaper. 114505 1962 Bachelor Tom Peeping M AFI-Reporters/Magazines (Periodicals). Ness Book Reporter tries to infiltrate a sun club in drag only to end up in a sanitarium. 114506 1958 Bachelor's Baby N Davenport, G. Press 114507 1932 Bachelor's Bounty N MLPL Richmond, Mrs. Grace L.S. Reporter Barbara Keane, society-and-personal-items reporter at a village weekly newspaper. Columns in Derwent Weekly Chronicle. Jeremiah Keane, father, is editor. Scott Farrington buys the newspaper. Reprints James Atkinson's editorial, 30 years editor of the Chronicle. 114508 1915 Bachelor's Romance, The M AFI-Critics Critic 114509 2003 Bachelorette #1 N OWN - P O'Connell, Jennifer Magazine Journalist Sarah Divine Holmes is a 34-year-old suburban wife and mother leading a normal life as a freelance writer when she is offered the magazine assignment of a lifetime. She is asked to pose as a hot young single on the latest TV reality sensation, "The Stag." She can't resist the opportunity to skewer the women desperate enough to go on TV to snag a man, and the man shallow enough to view dating as a ratings game. Armed with a killer wardrobe, sun-kissed highlights and her reporter's notebook, she sets out to discover what happens at the posh California resort when the cameras stop rolling. She discovers everything is different. The women are not brainless bimbos but attractive, self-confident women with their own agendas. And "The Stag" isn't an arrogant jerk. She stops working on the article and wants to win. She dodges hard-core husband hunters, slimy producers, voyeuristic cameraman and her own feelings to discover love. 114510 1960 Bachelors N OWN - H Spark, Muriel In "Two." Press 114511 1900 Bacillus of Beauty, The N Stark, Harriet Photographer Cadge Bryant , photographer and writer (female). The Star. 114512 2009 Back at the Barnyard: Anchor Cow C DV D -R HQ 10914 Episode. 2-27-2009 TV News Anchor Hilly Burford is crushed covering a giant cheese curd that Otis made, the animals fill in for him on the local news and turn out to be a huge hit. 114513 1952 Back at the Front M Press 114514 1964 Back Door to Hell M AFI-Radio Radio 114515 1994 Back in Action M News Editor (Timm Zemanek) 114516 2007 Back in Business M Reporter (Peter Rnic - News Reporter). 114517 1937 Back in Circulation M DVD -R HQ 4235, 4236. SVDSP 575. VHS 422 St. Johns, Adela Rogers -- "Story - Angle Shooter"). Warren Duff (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter "Timmy" Blake (John Blondell) and editor Bill Morgan (Pat O'Brien) spar verbally about journalism and romance, trying to solve a murder for The Morning Express. "Snoppy" Davis, a Reporter (Craig Reynolds). James Maxwell, a Reporter (Frank Faylen). Pete Eddington, a Reporter (William Hopper). Pink Thomas, a Reporter (Milton Kibbee). Butch Jason, a Reporter (Anderson Lawler). Reporter in Courtroom (Sol Gorss). Reporter (Don Turner). News Office Workers (Al Lloyd, Frank O'Connor, Jack Richardson). 114518 2005 Back in the Day M Reporter Maria Patillo (Erika Michels Brown). 114519 1994 Back of Beyond, The N Fox, Stuart Investigative Reporter Doyle Mulligan returns. Chased through the desert by a legendary monster. 114520 1985 Back of the Tiger, The N Gerson, Jack News Media 114521 2001 Back of the Y Masterpiece Television T Series Cameraman Wally Symons (Chris Winn), Extreme cameraman. 114522 1934 Back Page M VHS 830 Chandlee, Harry E. (Story). F. McGrew Willis (Dialogue) Ness Book Reporter Jerry (Peggy Shannon) quits her job when her editor kills a controversial story. Reporter boyfriend Brice Regal (Russell Hopton) advises her to take a position with the paper in his hometown. Editor Sam Webster (Claude Gillingwater) doesn't want to hire a woman but finally gives her the job on a trial basis. She discovers that the local banker is involved in an oil stock scheme, but since he owns a mortgage on the paper. Editor remains silent. Eventually the story breaks and the community becomes a boomtown. Newspaper prospers. Reporters marry 114523 1942 Back Room Boy M VHS 5224 UK Only Press 114524 2005 Back Slash M Reporter (Tim Miller). 114525 1990 Back Stab M Anchorwoman (Bill Haughland). 114526 1932 Back Street M SVD 1032 (Incomplete) Reporters (Russell Hopton, Gene Morgan, James Flavin) 114527 1941 Back Street M Reporter (William Alston). Reporter (Michael Audley). Reporter (Paul Barrett). Blake, Reporter (Charles Lane). Reporter (Walter McGrail). Reporter (Victor Zimmerman). Photographer (Milton Kibbee). Movie Cameraman (David Oliver). 114528 2006 Back to Chloro Again! M News Media. Reporter (Kitana Jade). 114529 1990 Back to Hannibal: Return of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, The MT SV 37 Twain, Mark (Characters). Ray Johansen (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Huckleberry Finn (Mitchell Anderson) for the Saint Louis Herald, keeps having run-ins with his editor because of his tendency to embellish stories, a practice he defends by claiming, "You got to make people see the news... feel it, hear it." Tom Sawyer is now a lawyer. The two friends return to their boyhood home to clear former slave Jim of a murder charge. They have been on the outs since Tom faked his own death and Huck only found out about the deception after running a series of articles. Huck plays detective. Tom defends Jim in court. Jim is cleared when the man he reportedly killed shows up in the courtroom and Huck finally gets an article in the paper with his own byline. 114530 1985 Back to the Future M DVD -R HQ 3878, 3879 TV Newscaster (Deborah Harmon) 114531 1990 Back to the Future Part III M Photographer at Hill Valley Festival, 1885 (Dean Cundey). 114532 1976 Back to the Stone Age SSF MLPL Saunders, Jake In "Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year -- Sixth Annual Collection." Reporter-Narrator Elliott, reporter with a tape recorder. Ernie Sprigg, photographer. Covering World War II as if it continued without U.S. dropping bomb. "My Big Story. Getting it was nearly the death of me -- literally -- but now everything seems worth it. I'd started with stuff that made good yet routine copy." "But I'd been in the right place at the right time, and had ended up with the kind of story any reporter would trade his wife for." 114533 1992 Back to the USSR - takaisin Ryssiin MF Finland. Photographer (Seppo Renvall). 114534 2006 Back to the Well: Clerks II T Interviewer (Ralphy Suarez - Suave Interviewer). 114535 1918 Back to the Woods M AFI-Novelists Writer 114536 2007 Back To You: (aka Back 2 You): Pilot T DVD -R HQ 9000 Episode #1. 9-19-2007. Series 2007-2008. (Working title: "Action News"). TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles ande returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunit with former co-workers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). . Reporterƒ (Piper Moretti). 114537 2008 Back To You: Business or Pleasure T DVD -R HQ 9710 Episode #9. 2-27-2008 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former coworkers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). Chuck cannot hide his jealousy when a younger, rival anchorman asks Kelly out on a date. Gary covers a convention for people who wear animal costumes. He makes fun of all of them until they threaten him and then he goes on the air with a puff piece. 114538 2008 Back To You: Chuck and Kelly, Doin’ It Again T DVD -R HQ 9910 Episode #14. 5-14-2008 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former coworkers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). An untimely ad campaign at WURG puts a damper on Chuck and Kelly’s plans to disclose their parenthood to everyone. Marsh gives Gary a gift that he immediately regrets giving him. 114539 2008 Back To You: Cradle to Grave T DVD -R HQ 9710 Episode #8. 2-26-2008 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former coworkers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). Kelly must give a eulogy at the funeral of a former WURG News Anchor. Chuck offers to watch Gracie in order to get some bonding time. Everyone at the funeral thinks Kelly slept with the dead anchor and so her eulogy takes on new meaning with every word she says. 114540 2008 Back To You: Date Night T Episode #15. 5-21-2008 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former coworkers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). After Chuck accuses Kelly of dating a rival anchor because he’s a younger version of himself, Kelly gets even by redirecting a dinner invitation Chuck intended for a specific coworker. When both couples end up dinging at the same restaurant, the evening turns into a showdown. Ryan also has the dating bug and enlists the help of Marsh and Gary to set up his web cam. 114541 2007 Back To You: First Supper, The T DVD -R HQ 9020 Episode #3. 10-3-2007 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former coworkers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). . When Chuck runs into Kelly and Gracie having dinner at a crowded restaurant, he awkwardly joins them for a meal. Marsh offers to help Gary create his news anchorman promo reel. Ryan tries to comfort Herrera, the weather girl he is in love with. 114542 2007 Back To You: Fish Story T DVD -R HQ 9000 Episode #2. 9-26-2007 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former coworkers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). . Chuck feels he must prove his sense of responsibility to Kelly by caring for a goldfish he received as a gift. Gary prepares himself for a stun-gun story. 114543 2007 Back To You: Gentleman Always Leads T DVD -R HQ 9050 Episode #4. 10-10-2007 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former coworkers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). Knowing his former colleagues will see the broadcast, Chuck tries to manipulate Kelly so he can cover the night’s lead story. Marsh steals Montana’s intern. 114544 2007 Back To You: Gracie’s Bully T DVD -R HQ 9240 Episode #6. 11-7-2007 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former coworkers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). Chuck and Kelly disagree over how Gracie should handle a class bully. Marsh must prove to Gary that he can read “Casey at the Bat” to children without crying. 114545 2008 Back To You: House of Tomorrow T Episode #16. 5-28-2008 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former coworkers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). Kelly can’t decide whether she likes the new Chuck who has become the owner of a technologically advanced house. Meanwhile Gary undergoes a procedure in his bid for the chief weatherman position. 114546 2008 Back To You: Hug and Tell (1) T DVD -R HQ 9880 Episode #11. 4-23-2008 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former coworkers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). Kelly has second thoughts about telling Gracie that Chuck is her father. Kelly and Chuck decide to see a therapist to resolve their issues with each other. Gary fails to get a hug from everyone’s favorite security guard. 114547 2008 Back To You: New Boss, The T DVD -R HQ 9887 Episode #13. 5-7-2008 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former co-workers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). Chuck and Kelly try to intervene when the new TV Station Manager Ginger Ko (Suzy Nakamura) at WURG makes some big changes, which requires Ryan to carry out a career-first of firing someone. Meanwhile, Gary is afraid of asking his new boss for time off, and Marsh feels the effects of having accidentally taken his wife's estrogen pill. 114548 2007 Back To You: Night of Possibilities T DVD -R HQ 9070 Episode #5. 10-17-2007 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former coworkers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). Chuck and Kelly try to prove each other wrong with their evening plans. Gary suffers through carpooling with Marsh, who has a lead foot. 114549 2007 Back To You: Something’s Up There T DVD -R HQ 9271 Episode #7. 11-14-2007 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former coworkers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). Kelly and Montana discover a vicious raccoon in Kelly’s attic just as Gracie’s birthday party is set to begin. 114550 2008 Back To You: Two Steps Forward, One Step Backward (2) T DVD -R HQ 9880 Episode #12. 4-30-2008 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former co-workers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). They tell Grace that Darling is her father and her reaction is a bit unexpected. 114551 2008 Back To You: Wall of Fame, The T DVD -R HQ 9820 Episode #10. 4-16-2008 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at Pittsburgh television station WURG-9 after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Sportscaster Marsh McGinley (Fred Willard). Darling is a bit of a womanizer is fired from his job in Los Angeles and returns to his old station in Pittsburgh to reunite with former coworkers. His career took a large hit in Los Angeles after a terrible on-screen blunder. Striving Reporter Gary Crezyzewski (Ty Burrell). Young and inept News Director Ryan Church (Joseph Gad). Sexy Weather Girl Montana Diaz Herrera (Ayda Field). Chuck and Kelly find a photograph on Marsh’s wall portraying them in a compromising position and try to discreetly remove it. Gary and Ryan are disturbed by what they see when they stumble into Marsh and Peg’s bedroom. 114552 2004 Back When We Were Grownups MT Tyler, Anne (Novel) Photographer (Gary L. Mack). 114553 1994 Backchat T Entertainment Reporter John Davis. Host; Jeff Probst. 114554 1991 Backdraft M News Media. Reporter (Jane Alderman). Reporter (Zan Heber). Reporter (Ilene Kwitny). Television Reporter (Joan Esposito). Mannequin Fire Reporter (Kathryn Jaeck). Mannequin Fire Reporter (James Ritz). Mannequin Fire Reporter (David Westgor). Photographer at Boat Party (Razz Jenkins). Photographer (Linda Wylie). 114555 1995 Backfire! M Cameraman, ENG (John Weiner). 114556 2001 Backgammon M Newscaster (Kevin Mahoney) 114557 1954 Background DT Series. 10-10-1954 to 6-26-1955. NBC News Analysis Program. Hosts Joseph C. Harsch (10-10-1954 to 3-20-1955) and Dave Garroway (3-27-1955 to 6-26-1955). Examined one topic per show in detail with special film reports. NBC News Reporter John Chancellor contributed. 114558 1939 Background to Danger NM OWN - P Ambler, Eric Press 114559 1943 Background to Danger M DVD -R HQ 2103, 2093 Directed by Raoul Walsh Editor Llowig Rader (Steven Geray) of the Instanbul Crescent, Daily Political Newspaper, (L.V. Bastaki, Owner & Publisher on sign outside the building). Editor works with the Nazis. Crooks captured at the newspaper. Hero destroys page on the chase. Newspaper headlines. Typesetter (Charles La Torre). Commentator (Lou Marcelle) 114560 1995 Background, The M Journalist (Rick Ash). 114561 1947 Backlash M Radio Commentator (Art Gilmore). 114562 2002 Backpack N Barr, Emily British Journalist Tansy Harris in her late 20s is just getting over the sudden death of her alcoholic mother and plans a year-long tour of Asia with her off-again-on-again boyfriend, when he backs out. She decides she'll go alone. The Asia Harris finds is impoverished, malodorous and unfashionable and not anything like the Asia she has seen in travel magazines. Disappointed and lonely, she befriends a group of backpackers, nomads who help Tansy understand her surroundings. She finds a man who is generous and loving as opposed to her old boyfriend who is nasty and self-absorbed. Tansy's reliance on alcohol and drugs is candidly depicted. 114563 2008 BackPage M TV Reporter (Sherri Wollenhaupt). Four film students embark on a group project investigating call girls. Leadership squabbles and creative differences along with a dangerous proximity to their documentary subjects, leads to disaster. 114564 1935 Backstage Wife R 1935-59 Journalists Frank and Ann Hummert created many radio soap operas. This is one of them 114565 2006 Backup Plan, The N Woods, Sherryl War Correspondent Dinah Davis has covered many recent hot spots. While reporting on Afghanistan, she barely escaped a car bombing that killed a dear friend before her eyes. Her editor sends her home to recuperate, which she fully intends to do. Physically Dinah has healed, but her boss tells her she is not the same and should return to the States to get married and have babies. Initially she refuses to listen, but then realizes her career is over. His older brother doesn't think much of the marriage plans and intends to disrupt it. In doing so, he winds up romancing Davis herself and falling for her himself. But she has problems. Survivors guilt has made her slide into depression and virtual agoraphobia. Before he can win her heart, he has to mend it. 114566 2004 Backyard Wrestling 2: There Goes the Neighborhood G TV News Anchor (Kurt Stenzel - Voice). 114567 2008 Backyardigans, The: Front Page News! C DVD -R HQ 10209 Episode. 9-4-2008 Photojournalist Tasha is a photographer and a superhero who is trying to get a front page photo for the local newspaper. 114568 2009 Backyardigans: Time for a Snack! NJ Ciminera, Siobhan Photojournalist Tasha is covering the prestigious international food fair’s main event: the handing out the award for the best snack. Some of the world’s most famous chefs are there competing for the grand prize. 114569 1952 Bad and the Beautiful, The M DVD -R HQ 2709, 2710. L Reporters (William Tannen, Dabbs Greere, Frank Scannell, Sarah Spencer). Cameraman (George Sherwood). 114570 1996 Bad Angel N Benedict, Helen Reporter Sarah Goldin is a white newspaper reporter who has been trying unsuccessfully to conceive a child. She looks into adopting a Dominican-American baby. Third party sets up meetings between the mother and the reporter so the reporter can bond with the baby and the mother can be dazzled by the reporter's relative wealth. After the reporter gets the baby, the mother has second thoughts. It all ends up in family court. 114571 2004 Bad Beat Boys M Denmark. Short - Comedy News Guy (Christian Brabrand). Camera Guy (Peder Bille). Producer (Liatte Miller). Talk Show Host (Johanna Thalmann). 114572 2007 Bad Biology M Mass Appeal Editor (James Glickenhaus). 114573 1996 Bad Blood MT Photographer (Mike Cassey). 114574 2007 Bad Blood: Border War That Triggered the Civil War, The MT New York Tribune Editor (Michael Rapport). Newspaper Editor (Charles Fugate -- Pro-Slavery Newspaper Editor). 114575 2001 Bad Boy N Goldsmith, Olivia Journalist Tracie Higgins, smart, sexy and sophisticated. Remakes "Bad Boy" into a more desirable man 114576 2002 Bad Boy M Photographer (Jason Stuart). 114577 1890 Bad Boy and Poor Grandpa, The M Newspaper. Grandpa reading his newspaper and bad little boy creeps up behind and sets it on fire 114578 1995 Bad Boys M TV Anchor (Stan Miller) 114579 2002 Bad Brother N Tabachnik, Maud #5 Sandra Kahn Series Journalist Sandra Khan of the San Francisco News, is an American lesbian who investigates a killer who rapes and mutilates his victims. He prefers young blondes and one of his first victims was the niece of the mayor of Boston. 114580 1998 Bad Case of the Stripes, A NJ Shannon, David TV News Reporter and Media Circus. "By now the TV News had found out Camella (the little girl) who changes colors and shapes. Reporters from every channel were outside her house, telling the story of "The Bizarre Case of the Incredible Changing Kid." Female TV Reporter. Channel 5 Male Reporter. WCKO-Channel 5. News trucks. Reporters and Cameramen. Same Female TV reporter (with a shocked face) now shown on TV screen being watched by Camella, now with roots, berries, crystals, feathers, furry tail. 114581 1993 Bad Channels M L Band, Charles (Idea). Jackson Barr (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Lisa Cummings (Martha Quinn), for the Cable World Network reporting for a new radio superstation on frequency 666, KDUL Radio. She has an antagonistic relationship with an obnoxious radio jock. Cummings believes the radio station and Cable World Network Anchor Flip Humble (Roumel Reaux) are collaborating to get free publicity for the station by manufacturing phony stories. She changes her mind when she witnesses a UFO. She thinks she is on to the "biggest story in history." Everyone else believes it is a hoax created by the radio station. Aliens take over the station and begin kidnapping earth girls who are reduced to miniature and kept in bottles. Cummings is eventually kidnapped, but is still holding her camera and is able to film a fight between the radio jock and an alien. She is miniaturized and restored to normal size, but her camera remains miniaturized. Cummings ends up with the radio jock and together they tell off Anchor Humble. 114582 1973 Bad Charleston Charlie M Alcoholic Reporter (John Carradine) for newspaper. 114583 1969 Bad Company M AFI-Photographers Photographer 114584 2002 Bad Cop, Bad Cop: Turn Me on Deadman T Australia. Episode #5. 12-16-2002 Photographer Eric (Matthew Moore). 114585 2001 Bad Credit and Aliens M Australia. Short Film. Photographer (Simon Clarke). 114586 1997 Bad Day on the Block M News Media. TV Newscaster (Tino Monte). Network Newscaster (Sheldon Turcott). Crack House Reporter (Catherine Swing). 114587 1991 Bad Dreams N Newman, Kim Journalist Anne Nielson goes to London to investigate the death of her sister Judi, a drug-addicted prostitute, she finds herself enmeshed with the denizens of Judi's nightmarish world. 114588 1988 Bad Dreams M News Media. Reporter #1 (Steven Anderson). Reporter #2 (Ellaraino). Reporter #3 (Alba Francesca). Reporter #4 (Maria Melendez). Reporter #5 (Chip Johnson). Reporter #6 (Diane Zolten Wiltse). Reporter #7 (Steve Whiteford). 114589 2003 Bad Eggs M News Media. Newsreader 1 (Celia Hirsh). Newsreader 2 (Edwin Maher). Newsreader 3 (John Harrison). 114590 1998 Bad Faith N Adams, Ian Reporter looks into police cover-up in a serial killer investigation. Everyone's corrupt. 114591 2000 Bad Faith M Canada Reporter (Tony Nardi) looks into a police cover-up in a serial killer investigation. Reporter #1 (David Chapman). Reporter #2 (Erin O'Sullivan). Reporter #3 (Brenda Shuttleworth). Reporter #4 (Lynn Ivall). Reporter #5 (Gordon Rix). 114592 1940 Bad For Business NM OWN Stout, Rex Newspaper. Herald Tribune. Tecumseh Fox, an American Indian detective runs his own investigative agency in New York. His newest operative was found unconscious next to a bloody corpse at her uncle's factory. Industrial sabotage takes place. 114593 1991 Bad Girls From Mars M Photographer Guy, Still (Dan Golden) 114594 1986 Bad Girls IV M TV Reporter (Gloria Leonard) 114595 2005 Bad Girls: T Episode. 7-5-2005. Season #7. Episode #9 TV Newsreader (Lucy Alexander). Reporter (Richard Gaisford). 114596 2004 Bad Girls: T Episode #83. 8-23-2004 News Media. Reporter (Jonathan Maitland). Newsreader (Anna Maria Ashe). 114597 2004 Bad Girls: T Episode #75. 5-5-2004 Reporter (Janice Acquah). 114598 2005 Bad Girls: T Episode #95. 7-26-1995 Journalist (Liz Banks). 114599 2006 Bad Girls: T Episode #97. 7-13-2006 Newsreader (Christopher Rogers). 114600 2006 Bad Girls: T Episode #98. 7-20-2006 Newsreader (Christopher Rogers). 114601 2006 Bad Girls: T Episode #103. 8-25-2006 Newsreader (Ben Scotchbrook). 114602 2006 Bad Girls: T Episode #104. 8-31-2006 Newsreader (Ben Scotchbrook). 114603 2001 Bad Girls: Blood Ties T Episode. 4-17-2001. Season #3. Episode #5 TV Reporter (Adam Croft). 114604 2001 Bad Girls: Coming Out T Episode #39. 7-3-2001 Newsreader (Anna Maria Ashe). 114605 2008 Bad Girls: Great Escape, The T DVD -R HQ 10095 Episode. 7-31-2008. Documentary Producer-Director Fiona, a cameraman and a soundman show up at Larkhall women’s prison to do a documentary on the facility. They have permission to interview the inmates and guards. Larkhall has some excitement as a film crew that is making a documentary arrives. But their “Kickin’ Production” equipment van is used as the means for an escape by three women who are set up by a male Larkhall guard who wants to frame the warden. 114606 1999 Bad Girls: Love Hurts T Episode #10. 8-3-1999 Newsreader (Alastair Stewart). 114607 2004 Bad Girls: Most Wanted MT UK Newsreader (Anna Maria Ashe). 114608 2001 Bad Girls: Uninvited Guests T Episode #31. 5-8-2001 Newsreader (Nick Clark). 114609 1986 Bad Guys M Reporter Janice Edwards (Michelle Nicastro) who works on a newspaper, helps two hotshot LAPD cops who are in hot water after breaking up a fight at a local bar get jobs in professional wrestling. Ringside Commentator (Pepper Martin). Rival manager doesn't like her new team -- The Boston Bad Guys and will do anything he can to keep them from appearing on the same card as his team. 114610 2008 Bad Guys M Reporter (Lee Barron) 114611 2003 Bad Inclination (aka Cattive coscienze) MF Italy News Media are in an uproar over a series of grizzly murders that are driving a public prosecutor to her wit’s end. Killer is murdering his victims with a metal setsquire, a very strange choice and one that makes for great TV news. TV stations viciously battle it out for ratings uncovering the story behind the murders and sensationally attempting to find the assassin. 114612 2003 Bad Inclination (aka Cattive coscienze) MF Italy News Media are in an uproar over a series of grizzly murders that are driving a public prosecutor to her wit’s end. Killer is murdering his victims with a metal setsquire, a very strange choice and one that makes for great TV news. TV stations viciously battle it out for ratings uncovering the story behind the murders and sensationally attempting to find the assassin. 114613 1939 Bad Little Angel M DVD -R HQ 3354, 3325. SVD 1208. SV 38 Turnbull, Margaret (Novel -- "Looking After Sandy"). Dorothy Yost (Screenplay) Editor Jim Creighton (Ian Hunter) of The Egypt Sentinel adopts a runaway girl in the town of Egypt. He's involved in a crusade against a local paint factory that is storing a potentially flammable product. Owner of the paper leaves editorial policies up to him, the owner questions the extent to which the paper should become involved in crusading. Creighton says the factory could go up in smoke at any time, but owner says when it does it will be news. Until then, the editor's statements are just "confounding meddling." Creighton is fired. Factory catches fire. Creighton is trapped as he fights the blaze (he's head of the volunteer fire department). Rescued and reinstated as editor. "I thought there was a free press in this country. That every newspaper had the right to print the truth without fear or favor. And that every newspaperman was pledged to that truth beyond the reach of bribery and intimidation." New Sentinel Editor (Byron Foulger). Newspaper Maj. Ellwood (Russell Hicks). 114614 1999 Bad ma ra khahad bord MF Iran-France Reporter. 114615 2005 Bad Man From Bodie, The: The Life and Violent Death of John Franklin Showers NW Bowman, Joseph P. (Msgt. Ret). Newsman in Santa Clara County described the incident as “one of the most revolting murders ever committed in any country.” The Bad Man From Bodie was a mythical figure borne from the lawlessness of an east California mining town, and one obtuse cowboy -- John Franklin Showers -- adopted this moniker as his own. In 1883, he eagerly joined a conniving Los Gatos saloonkeeper and his trusty sidekick who concocted a plan to rob a man in the hills above Lexington. Showers suggested they torture the old man to convince him to reveal where his treasure was hidden. In the wake of this evil scheme, two peaceful men met a brutal death that was at that time unparalleled in the Old West and it was this incident the newsman described. 114616 1941 Bad Man of Deadwood M DVD 1642 Webb, James R. (Original Screenplay) Ness Book - Roy Rogers vehicle. Reporter Linda Barrett (Carol Adams) for Deadwood Clarion run by Editor Ted Carver (Henry Brandon). The editor is using paper to oppose corruption and support efforts of a reform league. Turns out reform Civic League, headed by the editor, is fleecing local miners. After the hero's friend is robbed of his inheritance while leaving the bank, the hero and his men resort to robbing armored stage to recover the money. Editor tips the sheriff off about a back entrance to the hero's hideout and also locks Linda in the newspaper office. Hero also temporarily holes up in newspaper office when townspeople rally against him. He shoots his way out, chases down the editor and recovers his friend's missing fortune. Earlier, editor talks about getting an extra out. One of Linda's assignment is to interview the postmaster's wife who's about to have twins. Press Service reference. She finds out who the hero really is. Editor says he is in love with Linda. She rebuffs him. Finds out Editor is a crook. 114617 1995 Bad Manners N Kellogg, Marne Davis Newspaper Owner Walter Butterfield of the Roundup Morning News in Wyoming is killed. Was it his wife? One of her lovers? His mistress? A transsexual rodeo rider? Or one of his daughters, a drug-addict or an aspiring publisher Ellen Butterfield? Former police detective now a security businesswoman hated Butterfield but she can't resist a case and is appointed a U.S. marshal to aid in legal surveillance of the Butterfield ranch. Butterfield was a hateful old man who pushed one daughter off the family foundation's board, kept the other in drugs and gave his affection to a rodeo mistress. Ellen Butterfield hired her claiming she is being pushed out of the family's business and wants to know why. When her wealthy father is murdered at his 75th birthday party, she becomes a suspect. 114618 1986 Bad Money NM OWN - H Kabal, A.M. British Financial Journalist. Caro Kilkenny, reporter, drawn by government and corporate corruption. Trying to find out why someone died. 114619 1996 Bad Moon M DVD -R HQ 2240, 2241. SVD 880 Photojournalist (Michael Pare) bitten by a werewolf. Reporter (Julia Montgomery Brown). Reporter (Julia Montgomery Brown) 114620 2004 Bad News MUS DVD MP3 2544 Latryrx News Media. Hip-Hop artist. 114621 1977 Bad News Bears in Breaking Training M SVD 1198 News Media. Newscaster (Charles Krohn). TV Anchor (Sheila Lansing). 114622 1976 Bad News Bears, The M DVD -R HQ 5348, 5349. Newscaster (Howard Culver) 114623 2008 Bad Press N Carter, Maureen Former Journalist Crime Reporter Matt Snow for the Evening News gets a phone call in the middle of the night with a tip-off about a body on the notorious Churchill estate. But when Matt gets there, the body is there but it’s as quiet as a mouse -- where are the emergency services? Matt is peering over the body when the police arrive and arrest him, and that’s just the beginning for Snow. It seems that a murderer has chosen Matt to be the voice of the self-named “Dispose,” a killer of pedophiles. Matt is in over his head, but threats from the Disposer means he can’t say a word. Policewoman Bev Morriss, who works out of Highgate police station in Birmingham, doesn’t believe Matt is the killer, but her new boss is not so sure. Despite the growing weight of evidence, Detective Sergeant Morriss is certain ace reporter Matt Snow is not a murderer. Proving it, however, is another matter -- especially when her own hormones and emotions are like the River Trent in full spate. And trouble follows Bev like a faithful dog. Someone is killing people of being pedophiles and the evidence seems to point to antagonistic crime reporter Snow, but as much as she dislikes the man, she can’t bring herself to suspect him of murder. There’s also the matter of a physician’s suicide that appears to have wide-ranging consequences. A killer is targeting Birmingham’s pedophiles: a big story, and ace crime reporter Matt Snow is always there first ahead of the pack -- and ahead of the police. Detective Sergeant Bev Morriss has crossed words with Snow countless times. Though his hang-’em-and-flog-’em views are notorious, Bev still sees him as a journo, not psycho. But a case against the newsman builds. Maybe Snow’s sword is mightier than his pen. 114624 2004 Bad Publicity N Frank, Jeffrey Public Relations agent is overtanned and proudly wears her company logo -- two teeth biting into the globe. 114625 1997 Bad Relations CB Aquaman #39 Reporter Gunter Martinson 114626 1956 Bad Seed, The M DVD -R HQ 2904, 2904, 2895. March, William (Novel). Maxwell Anderson (Play). Journalist father Richard Bravo (Paul Fix) tells the mother of "the bad seed" a terrible secret: that she was adopted and that her real mother was a serial killer who behaved just as her daughter. 114627 1985 Bad Seed, The MT DVD -R HQ 8514, 8515 Journalist Richard Bravo (Richard Kiley), father of the woman who is raising "the bad seed." 114628 2005 Bad Sports NS Guinn, Stuart Sportswriter Sean McInness is sent to investigate the death of a basketball superstar in a fiery car crash and the story seems simple until a deathbed accusation and a mysterious caller sends Sean scrambling for clues from New Orleans’ toughest neighborhoods to the beaches of Puerto Rico. With unexpected help from his hard-nosed editor and a band of wanna-be rap singers, Sean struggles to unravel a conspiracy that always seems one deadly step ahead of him. When he finally confronts the mastermind behind the carnage, he discovers a breathtaking plot that threatens nearly all of the biggest names in sports. 114629 2009 Bad Things Happen N Dolan, Harry Editor David Logan who recently moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan, has stumbled into an editing job for Gray Streets, a mystery magazine, after anonymously submitting a short story. One night, Logan’s boss, Magazine Publisher Tom Kristoll, asks him to help in disposing of a corpse. Loogan goes to Kristoll’s house and does so, despite his suspicions that Kristoll’s account of how the man ended up dead is incomplete at best. When Kristoll later dies in a fall from his office window, the police mark Loogan, who’s been having an affair with Kristoll’s wife, as a person of interest. 114630 1997 Bad to the Bone MT Newscaster (Tim Weber) 114631 2003 Bad to the Bone NR Riley, Mildred African-American Reporter Sherissa (Sheri) Holland's fiancé is Jack Davona, the high-powered founder of Bad, a magazine for upwardly mobile African Americans. He has found financial backing from the wrong people. When he can't pay his debt, the backer sends out a hit man. Holland is the target, but the assassin accidentally kills a young boxer where Sherissa works and jogs. Detective investigating case falls for Holland and keeping her safe becomes his priority. As the relationship between the policeman and the reporter grows, it becomes obvious to her that the reason Jack wants to continue their engagement has little or nothing to do with love. Davona's business partner is killed, and he is way over his head with mob. He thinks by marring Holland that maybe her rich father will bail him out. But she's involved with the detective. Davona sells his business to pay off his debt and save his life. Davona is rejected by Holland, loses his life-long dream of owning his own company and might lose his freedom. 114632 1973 Badge 373 M Reporter (Peter Hamill), scripter-newspaper columnist 114633 2009 Badge in the Garden, A NW Webster, Aaron D. Frontier Journalist Amanda is a fiery, mischievous, bright-eyed school teacher and frontier journalist thrilled by the excitement of the wild west. Asa is a death-defying bounty hunter, drawn to danger like a magnet is drawn to steel. When their two worlds collide through the fate of a misdirected train, will Asa’s life be forever changed? And if Asa’s life takes such a radical turn, then what is to become of a nearby frontier town under siege and a beer train attacked by the worst of bandits? 114634 1934 Badge of Honor M VHS 832 Emmett, Robert (Story). George Morgan (Dialogue-Continuity) Ness Book Reporter. Bob Gordon (Buster Crabbe) passes self off as an unemployed reporter and rescues the daughter of the newspaper owner from a runaway horse. Her father's paper, The Record, is in the middle of a circulation war with a rival sheet. Gordon is hired and with photographer Tip Crane (Ernie Adams) discovers a connection between the publisher of the rival paper and a gangster. Also finds corruption within his paper. Goes undercover to expose the Record's managing editor. Plot between publishers is revealed. City Editor Harvey Larkin (John Trent). 114635 1985 Badge of the Assassin MT Reporter. 2nd Reporter (Daniel H. Blatt) 114636 2007 Badland M TV Reporter (Daniel Libman). 114637 1946 Badman's Territory M DVD -R HQ 3169, 3170. SVDSP 1282 Natteford, Jack, Luci Ward (Story-Screenplay). Clarence Upson Young (Additional Sequences) Ness Book. Great Western Pictures Editor Henryette Alcott (Ann Richards) takes over editorship of the Quinto Citizen after her husband dies. The English woman editorializes against outlaws in the region. She meets new sheriff for the territory when she stops him at gunpoint at a stream. She returns to town to find community leaders boarding up her office windows , but sheriff forces men at gunpoint to reopen the newspaper. Town leaders decide driving editor out of town will turn her into a martyr, and other papers will pick up the story. Instead they try to stop her by having businesses cancel advertising in paper. Although sheriff tries to convince her that she cannot carry out her campaign to clean up the town alone, she becomes suspicious of him. Discovers he is wanted for robbery. Crusades to have territory annexed to Oklahoma. Editor and sheriff reunite when she finds out he is not an outlaw to get corrupt marshal. "You've printed your first and last article on law and order." "Which only proves how badly we need it." "I'm trying to bring some sort of order out of chaos. Because I want schools, roads, churches, hospitals, a courthouse…Is there anything wrong with that?" "….You can't clean up Quinto with printer's ink. And you can't do it alone." 114638 1996 Baffled in Boston: Mystery, A N Provost, Gary Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Molly is brutally murdered so her best friend, a burned-out true-crime writer Scotty Scotland, abandoned by his wife, turns detective to find out why his friend was murdered. Scotland has lost his wife, been ordered by his doctor to give up caffeine, and according to his latest review, should stop writing. Spends his days doing nothing. Boston location. But when his best friend Molly, a nationally syndicated advice columnist is murdered, he must get out of his pajamas and into action to find the killer. 114639 1973 Baffled! MT TV Interviewer (Al Mancini) 114640 2005 Bag Man, The M News Media. Newscaster Chuck (Insane Mike Saunders). Press Conference Extras (Chris Bain, Scott Beary, Andrew Coop, Freddie Fisher, John Funk, Mike Orbin, Wally Wells, Polly Wynn). 114641 2005 Bag om 'Brutal Incasso' DF Denmark. Photographer Dennis Bahnson (Himself). 114642 2004 Bag om Kroniken - en bebudet succes DF Denmark Editor Soren B. Ebbe. 114643 2003 Bag om Rembrandt DF Denmark Interviewer Lone Bodholt. 114644 2003 Bag tremmer DF Denmark Interviewer Lise Bendix 114645 1995 Bagawat (aka Punjabi) MF India. Ness Newspaper owner is an evil man manipulating the fourth estate. He has rival newspaper owners killed to meet his selfish ends. 114646 2003 Baggage NM Barr, Emily Reporter Larry is a second-rate journalist in search of a blockbuster story that will help his career soar -- he will stop at nothing to get it. He's a weasel with a mission. This means that he'll search through co-workers desks when they're not looking, cheat on his unsuspecting girlfriend, manipulate the few friends he has -- and lie, lie, lie. Woman who died 10 years ago when she threw herself from a bridge to escape going to jail for a horrible crime is alive and well in Australia and the reporter's girlfriend has found her and her new life. When the girlfriend returns to London, she tells her boyfriend, the crooked reporter, and he plans to bring her to justice. His dreams of a Pulitzer Prize seem within reach. 114647 2005 Baghdad Blogger DT DVD -R HQ 4106, 4108 Iraqi Journalist writes about daily life on the Internet 114648 2004 Baghdad rap DF Spain Interviewers Arturo Cisneros, Ana Perez Dominguez. 114649 2009 Baghdad Texas M TV News Anchor (Mark Keller). News Reporter at Fair (Kerry Awn). 114650 2006 Bah Humbug, Baby NR Bruce, Gemma In “A Very Merry Christmas.” Photojournalist Lee Simonson, unreliable-but-sexier-than-hell ends up in a blizzard with ad executive Allison Newberry, his former flame during the holidays in the Colorado Rockies town of Good Cheer. The only way to keep warm is…. They have been duped into spending the week together by their meddlesome families. A huge snowstorm has them completely snowed in. In the back of Newberry's mind is Simonson's dangerous job -- how he could take off on a photo shoot to some drug-infested part of the world not knowing if he would make it back. 114651 1994 Bah, Humburg!: Story of Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol,' The T Commentator-Host (TV Newsman Robert MacNeil). 114652 1966 Baharen Phir Bhi Aayengi MF India Reporter Jitendra “Jiten” Gupta (Dharmendra) works in the editorial department of a leading newspaper and lives a poor area of Calcutta, India along with his elder and widowed sister. The Reporter exposes dangerous working conditions in a mine owned by one of his employer’s crooked creditors. He loses his job. When disaster strikes at the mine, the daughter of the paper’s deceased founder, and now the Managing Director of the Newspaper, Amita Sinha (Mala Sinha), has a change of heart when she finds out that he had printed the truth so she reinstates him and promotes him as the Chief Editor. Her interest in him is more than just journalism. She falls in love with him. Amita lives a wealthy lifestyle and lives with her sister. Unknown to her, her younger sister is also romantically linked to the reporter. She decides to give him up. She then receives a marriage proposal from wealthy Vikram Varma (Deven Verma), the brother of a Director of the newspaper. Both sisters attempt to sacrifice their future happiness for the sake of the other. 114653 1992 Baila Conmigo (aka Dance With Me) TF Garcia, Manolo Radio Journalist-Disc Jockey who reports the latest entertainment and community news. Teenagers dance in a version of American Bandstand in Mexico during the 1950s. 114654 1996 Bailey Kipper's POV T VHS 401, 403, 405 Series TV Station. Don "Kip" Kipper works at a local TV station and often brings home junked bits of technical equipment for his 11-year-old son, Bailey, to mess around with for Bailey is an electronics wizard. Constructs elaborate spy system with miniature cameras he has concealed all over the house, on his family's clothing. Now he can record the family's daily activity creating a video diary of their lives. 114655 2004 Bailey Weggins: 'Til Death Do Us Part (aka Til Death Do Us Part) NM White, Kate #3 Bailey Weggins Mysteries Reporter Bailey Weggins returns to investigating after two bridesmaids from a wedding she attended die mysteriously. In the meantime, she is still freelancing for Gloss magazine doing true crime stories. 114656 2003 Bailey Weggins: Body To Die For, A NM White, Kate #2 Bailey Weggins Mysteries Reporter Bailey Weggins is one tired reporter after her last adventure in need of R & R. Family friend invites her for a free weekend to rural Massachusetts. Glossy crime writer 114657 2002 Bailey Weggins: If Looks Could Kill NM White, Kate #1 Bailey Weggins Mysteries Reporter Bailey Weggins solves the murder of her NYC editor’s nanny. Gloss magazine editor Cat Jones is poisoned. Cut-throat world of women's magazines. White is Cosmopolitan's editor-in-chief. Newswoman (Beth Broderick) 114658 2007 Bailey Weggins: Lethally Blonde NM White, Kate #5 Bailey Weggins Mysteries. . White is Cosmopolitan Magazine Editor-in-chief. Celebrity Magazine Journalist Bailey Weggins is there whenever a celebrity throws a phone, crashes a car or kills a spouse to cover the story for the gossip magazine Buzz. Now the new television show Morgue, a drama shooting in New York City, is the talk of the town and just as Bailey starts reminiscing about her brief summer fling with the show's gorgeous star, he calls. But he isn't thinking about rekindling their old flame. His friend and fellow actor on the show has gone missing and he can't believe his friend would run off while on the brink of stardom. When Bailey starts to investigate as a favor for Chris, she soon realizes there is much more to the disappearance than meets the eye and unless she can unearth the truth, she could become the inspiration for Morgue's next episode. Another member of the Morguecast is murdered and Bailey becomes the target of a very theatrical killer. She continues flirtation with her one-time fling and has a lingering attraction to Documentary Filmmaker Beau Regan. 114659 2005 Bailey Weggins: Over Her Dead Body NM White, Kate #4 Bailey Weggins Mysteries Reporter Bailey Weggins leaves Gloss magazine and gets hired by Buzz, a gossip magazine. Weggins discovers her new editor's dead body after hours. A fellow reporter is the main suspect. 114660 1973 Bait, The T Newsdealer (Don Keefer) 114661 1981 Baja Oklahoma N OWN - P Jenkins, Dan News Media 114662 2006 Bajo aquas tranquilas MF Female Journalist 114663 1996 Baker's Dozen N Thomas, Michael M. Public Relations Genius Lucy Preston, vice president of investor relations for Baker Extractive Engineering Corporation. 114664 1993 Bakersfield P.D.: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-14-1993 Newscaster (Wendy Gordon). 114665 2005 Baksu-chiltae deonara (aka Murder, Take One, Murder Take One, The Big Scene) MF Korea TV cameras from a Current Events program are present when police investigate a murder in a hotel room -- a woman is found stabbed nine times, dead only a couple of hours. A suspicious-looking man is picked up 20 minutes later and it looks like an open-and-shut case. But then everything gets complicated. The entire country watches as the investigation unfolds. Who killed the woman? Criminal Investigation LIVE ON AIR! A television network obtained a special license to follow the murder investigation from discovery to resolution with a panel of experts in the studio, opinion polls, and no hope of keeping developments under wraps. The suspect refuses to confess and forensic evidence reveals that the case is more complicated than the multiple stab wounds would imply. The TV show tries to swing the investigation’s outcome with its own panel of experts piercing together clues and having the audience decide guilt or innocent. All of this is great for ratings. There’s even a TV theme and audience debate over the progress of the case. 114666 1968 Bal des voyous, Le MF Photographer (Jean Distinghin-Himself). 114667 2002 Bal ved Rivieraen DF Denmark. Photographer Amadeo Torello (Himself). 114668 2003 Balance of Power N Patterson, Richard North TV Reporter Lara Costello is planning her marriage to the newly elected Democratic president. While preparing for his marriage to the beautiful journalist, he has been helping her sister escape from her abusive husband. Just after their wedding, the husband shoots and kills the sister, her daughter and Lara's mother. They and the nation are stunned by the tragedy. 114669 1997 Balancing Act NM Bunkley, Anita Richmond African-American Public Relations-Media Spokesperson Elise Jeffries for ScanTron Security International, a giant chemical company, has to deal with a disastrous explosion and fire next to the black Texas community where she grew up. Expensive clothes she bought on the credit card that she promised her husband she wouldn't use has been damaged by soot and water. Now she must cope with the realization that her employer may be responsible for killing off her old neighborhood. She's on probation as media spokesperson for Houston-based company. Suicidal driver crashes into gate at remote warehouse complex in mostly African-American town. Ensuing fire consumes compound and sickens residents. Best friend is among those stricken. Her death convinces Jeffries she must risk her job to discover the truth. She lost her hospital public relations job in a scandal and the couple has struggled financially and emotionally. She was unemployed for several years because she gave information, off the record to TV Reporter Carlos Rico, a Houston Geraldo-wanna-be. The story produced an expensive libel suit against her hospital employer. Rico now harasses Jeffries for answers. 114670 1981 Balfour Conspiracy, The NM St. James, Ian Correspondent Harry Brand, iconoclastic British newsman. 114671 1935 Balky Courtship, A P MLPL Johnson, Larry E Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 114672 1909 Ball and the Cross, The N MLPL Chesterton, G.K. Editor James Turnbull. Evan MacIan. Atheist editor fights with a Scottish Catholic. The decision is to resolve the dispute with a duel. 114673 1976 Ball Four T CBS Sportswriter. Baseball Sportswriter 114674 2001 Ball in the House M Anchorwoman Cindy (Amy Zimmerman). Anchorman Bob (Larry Nash). 114675 1941 Ball of Fire M DVD -R HQ 7596, 7597. L. Newsboy (Tommy Ryan) 114676 2003 Ball of Wax M Reporter (David Schifter). Radio Commentator (Peyton Warren). 114677 1500 Ballad Against Slander and Detraction, A PO COPY Heywood, John In "Proverbs, Epigrams and Miscellanies of John Heywood, The." Balladeer. "Call slander down I say;" "To frame excuse Of tongue's misuse;" 1497-1580. 114678 1965 Ballad of a Thin Man MUS Dylan, Bob Bob Dylan Journalist. A scathing indictment of an arrogant journalist. “You walk into the room with your pencil in your hand” and “You have many contacts... But nobody has any respect. Anyway, they already expect you. To just give a check. To tax-deductible charity organizations.” Refrain: “Something is happening here, but you don’t know what it is, do you, Mister Jones?” 114679 1982 Ballad of Gregorio Cortez, The MT Reporter Blakely (Bruce McGill). Telegraph Operator (Joshua Tree). 114680 2009 Ballad of Jimothy Redwing, The NR Strong, Maia Gay Minstrel Jimothy Redwing is used to life on the road, living by the words and music that are his stock in trade. While he’s comfortable finding his way alone, the Wand’ring Minstrel is always amenable to a friendly stranger who knows the lay of the land. Ricky Lennox is smart, funny, handsome and amenable. With a place to stay, a sexy new lover, and some local contacts, Jimothy looks forward to delivering the letters in his car -- including a message for the local ruler -- and earning a little money with his music before moving on. Ricky’s declaration that he’s interested in more than just a one-night tryst starts Jimothy thinking about settling into a life of perfect harmony. But things hit a sour note when he learns his lover’s true identity -- and exactly what’s in the epistle to Kanbec’s ruler. Jimothy’s journey turns out to be far more complicated than he could have dreamed, and as dangerous as any epic ballad. For himself -- and for Ricky. 114681 1993 Ballad of Little Jo, The M Woman Photographer (Renee Tafoya) 114682 1959 Ballad of Louie the Louse T Comedy Special Writer. Heartless loan shark tries to live up to heroic reputation a writer (Eddie Albert as Paul Hughes) creates for him when he thinks loan shark is dead 114683 1934 Ballad of Paducah Jail, The M Reporter Outside Jail (Benny Baker). 114684 1570 Ballads, Miscellaneous ER USC Elderton, William Balladeer 114685 2001 Ballaro DF Italy. Series 2001. Journalists Andrea Bignami, Roberto Campagna, Vincenzo Guerrizio, Domenico Iannacone, Alessandro Poggi, Andrew Scazzola. Host Giovanni Floris. 114686 1997 Ballermann 6 MF News Media. Journalist 1 (Hartmut Kunze). Journalist 2 (Renco Bruhn) 114687 1995 Ballistic M Reporter (Allison Bibicoff) 114688 1844 Balloon-Hoax, The SS MLPL Poe, Edgar Allan New York Sun agent who pieces together the story of the flight of the Victoria from the journals. 114689 1976 Balloonist, The N OWN - P Harris, MacDonald American Journalist Waldemar, hot air balloonist 114690 1979 Ballot, The N Summerscales, Rowland Political Reporter gets his scoops via sex and bribes. 114691 2003 Ballpark Blues: Novel, A N Tooke, C.W. Sportswriter Russ Bryant is 30ish baseball reporter who says, "I had no girlfriend, a job I was beginning to actively loathe, few close friends and a car so ugly that no one would steal it." Bryant is lonely and downtrodden trapped in a job he hates. He stumbles on the story of a lifetime when he is befriended by a promising rookie catcher on the local minor league team. As his career soars, so does Bryant's dormant dreams of journalistic glory soar as well. As Casey rises to stardom with Boston Red Sox, he gave interviews only to Russ who becomes well known in his own right. This near-exclusive access to the hottest figure in sports puts him in national demand. Does Bryant really want to write for Sports Illustrated when he despairs about the state of mainstream sports journalism? Orphaned ballplayer introduces Bryant to his foster sister not thinking the shy, clumsy Bryant could have any romantic intentions. Bryant becomes infatuated, but the ballplayer has feelings for her as well. 114692 1997 Balls Up MT Newsreader (Dwight Drummond). 114693 1999 Ballykissangel: T SVD 743 BBC Series (1996-2001) News Media 114694 1998 Ballykissangel: Pack Up Your Troubles T Episode #24. 4-26-1998 Newsreader (Ernie Gallagher). 114695 1996 Ballykissangel: Power and the Glory, The T DVD -R HQ 6531 Episode #5. 3-10-1996 Reporter threatens Quigley's running for office. Newsreader (Aine O'Connor). 114696 1996 Ballykissangel: Trying to Connect You T Episode #1. 2-11-1996 Reporter (Anne Byrne). 114697 1998 Ballykissangel: Waiting Game, The T Episode #23. 4-19-1998 Newsreader (Ernie Gallagher - Voice). 114698 2003 Baltic Storm M Journalist Julia Reuter (Greta Scacchi) with a leading German television magazine in Berlin is trying to get a scoop on military black market arms trafficking from Russia. Her investigations lead her to Estonia. On the evening of Sept. 27, 1944, she misses the ferry Estonia by minutes. One of the vehicles on the ship is a truck loaded with high-tech weapons. Ferry sinks in Baltic Sea. Reuter reporting on sinking, meets man whose son and wife are missing. They investigate a connection between secret arms transports and sinking of passenger ferry. Involved in intricate crossfire between secret services and militaries. End up being hunted themselves. Reporter (Timo Merkhofer) 114699 1980 Baltimore Bullet, The M News Media. Reporter (John Rose). Photographer (Whitney Rydbeck). Sportscaster (Willie Mosconi). Sportscaster (Jeff Temkin). Newscaster (Pola Miller). 114700 2007 Baluba Runa MF Norway TV Reporter (Anders Baasmo Christiansen). 114701 1996 Bambai Ka Babu MF India Photojournalist Neha (Kajol) meets helps two friends fight the armies of a criminal in Bombay. A boy whose parents died in a Punjab terrorism attack is adopted by a couple that own a hotel and have a son. The two grow up together, but the son doesn’t get along with the father, goes to Bombay and gets involved with an underworld Don Masterji. When he discovers Masterji has plans to create riots in Bombay to usurp power from the present government, he rebels. The adopted son, Amit, comes to Bombay to help and meets the press photographer who joins their fight. 114702 1969 Bamboo Bed, The N Eastlake, William Press 114703 1946 Bamboo Blonde, The M DVD -R HQ 2454, 2418. SV 219 Magazine Reporter Montgomery (Walter Reed). Photographer (Jack Arkin). Photographer (Carl Hanson). 114704 1968 Bamboo Saucer, The M TV Reporter (Bill Baldwin Sr.) 114705 2000 Bamboozled M DVD -R HQ 9423, 9424, 9425 Newsroom Supervisor (Ross Haines). 114706 1972 Banacek MT News Media. 1st Newscaster (Mario Machado). 2nd Newscaster (Larry Burrell). 114707 1972 Banacek: Detour to Nowhere T Episode TV Newsman Mario Machado 114708 1972 Banacek: Let's Hear It for a Living Legend T Episode #1. 9-13-1972 Sports and News Media. 1st Reporter (Bart Burns). 2nd Reporter (Bud Furillo). Sports Commentator Curt Cowdy (Himself). Video Technician (Conrad Janis). 114709 1968 Banana Splits Adventure Hour, The T Series. 9-7-1968 to 9-5-1970. NBC Saturday Morning Children's Show. Hanna Barbera. Sid and Marty Krofft costumes. Advice Columnist Drooper (Allan Melvin), the lion, writes column, "Dear Drooper." 114710 1983 Bananaman C Series 1983-1986 Weatherman (Bill Oddie - Voice). 114711 1971 Bananas M DVD -R HQ 6380, 6381. L TV Sportscasters Howard Cosell, Roger Grimsby and Don Dunphy as themselves 114712 1990 Bananen - Skrael den for din nabo MF Journalist-Sports Reporter (Peter Gren Larsen) 114713 1982 Bananen-Paul MF Reporter (Gunter Berger) 114714 1986 Bananhejkeringo MF Hungary TV Reporter (Akos Moldovanyi). 114715 1974 Bancek: Horse of a Slightly Different Color T Episode #13. 1-22-1974 Interviewer (Allen Ludden). 114716 1995 Band of Gold MT Miniseries Reporter 1 (Roger Morlidge). Reporter 2 (Howard Gay). 114717 1934 Band Plays On, The M Reporter (Franklin Parker). Radio Announcer (Bobby Watson). 114718 1953 Band Wagon, The M DVD -R HQ 2913, 2914 Reporter (Roy Engel). Reporter (Donald Kerr). 114719 1977 Banda del trucido, La MF Journalist (Aldo Barberito) 114720 1946 Bandaged Nude, The: Inner Sanctum Mystery, An NM OWN - H Finnegan, Robert Journalist Dan Banion, a reporter for the San Francisco Journal who acts more like a private eye than a reporter -- "he often seems to forget that he owes the city editor a story." 114721 1919 Bandbox, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 114722 2004 Bandbox: Novel, A NM Mallon, Thomas Magazine Editor Jehoshaphat "Joe" Harris of Bandbox, a hugely successful magazine, a glamorous cocktail of 1920s obsessions from the stock market to radio to gangland murder. Harris is a bombastic editor. Working on the magazine is a grisly crime writer, a determined copyboy, and a burned-out vaudeville correspondent who's lovesick for his loyal assistant. New York in the Jazz Age. Harris' most ambitious protégé has defected plunging Bandbox into a death struggle with a new competitor on the newsstand. A sabotaged fiction contest, the NYPD vice squad, subscriber's kidnapping and a film actress cover subject are all involved. Harris and his magazine go from crisis to crisis. 114723 1969 Bandido da Luz Vermelha, O MF Reporter (Ezequiel Neves). 114724 1990 Bandidos M Journalist (Bruno Rey). 114725 1991 Bandit King, The NR Leone, Laura Silhouette #681 Reporter Casey McConnell goes to Sicily to interview outlaw-folk hero. But when she gets there it was the old bandit's son who steals her heart. 114726 2004 Bandit Queen Boogie N Hayter, Sparkle Newspaperman is depressed and one of many men barging into the lives of two best friends who decide to spend the summer after graduation backpacking through Europe. 114727 1994 Bandit: Bandit Bandit MT Reporter. 1st Reporter Vern (George Nannarello). 2nd Reporter (James Martin Jr.) 114728 1994 Bandit: Beauty and the Bandit MT TV Reporter (Patt Noday). Newscaster (Bob Tyson). 114729 2001 Bandits M News Media. Los Angeles Reporter in helicopter (Jennifer York). Los Angeles Anchor (Mia Lee). Teen Photographer Bill Saunders (Sam Levinson). 114730 1997 Bandits MF DVD -R HQ 10183, 10184 Germany News Media discover four women who form a rock band in prison, escape while performing at a police ball and are turned into media superstars. 114731 2001 Bandits d'amour MF Photographer (Jean-Claude Castinel - The Photographer). 114732 1996 Bandwagon M Photographer (Mark Filiaci). 114733 1956 Bandwagon '56 DT 7-15-1956 to 11-4-1956. CBS TV Newsman Robert Trout used live and film reports to profile the 1956 Presidential campaigns of incumbent Republican Dwight Eisenhower and Democrat Adlai Stevenson. Pollster Elmo Roper. CBS Reporters Walter Cronkite, Charles Collingwood, Doug Edwards and Eric Sevareid contributed stories. 114734 1995 Bang M Newscaster (Jason Pepper) 114735 1973 Bang the Drum Slowly M Photographer (Frederic C. Weiler). 114736 1966 Bang, Bang, You're Dead! M AFI-Journalists Journalist Kyra Stanovy (Senta Berger) 114737 2001 Bang! M Film Critic (John Milton Branton) 114738 2005 Bang!: Love Story, A N Mora, Anthony Journalist finds out a teenage girl's mother has hired deprogrammers to return the girl home from a Southern California cult. The middle-aged journalist learns of the plan and decides to intervene on the girl's behalf changing his own life in the process. Relationship between a man caught in a mid-life crisis and a 17-year-old girl. 114739 2003 Banged Up M Sports Reporter (Nichole Lennstrom). Teenager rescued from war-torn Rwanda and brought to the United States where he struggles to fit in. He meets a boxing coach and they prepare for the fight of their lives. 114740 1989 Bangkok Hilton MT Miniseries English Journalist (Colin Borgonon). Picture Editor (Bogdan Koca). 114741 1990 Bangkok Secret, The N Grey, Anthony Weinberg List Journalist 114742 2004 Banishing Verona N Livesey, Margot Journalist Verona is single, tough and smart with a messy personal life. She shows up at a house whose owners are out of town on a cold afternoon. She says she's the owners' niece and that they are expecting her and walks in and makes herself at home. Only a mildly autistic London painter is there. They paint, share fried-egg sandwiches, talk and make love. She's a decade older than he, about to have a baby and no great beauty. Verona reminds the house painter of the bust of Beethoven on his father's piano. When she abruptly leaves, he tracks her down to Boston. Verona's corrupt brother owes money to the wrong people and his creditors come after Verona, which is the reason she lies. Verona's dead grandfather makes a memorable cameo in a short, poignant diary he leaves behind. 114743 1937 Bank Alarm M SVDSP 1385 Meade, Cynthia and Laurence (Story). Griffin Jay, David G. Levy (Screenplay) Ness Book Photographer Bulb (Vince Barnett), news photographer associate to federal agent Bobbie Reynolds (Eleanor Hunt) who uses a reporter disguise to get information. Bulb also tries to start his own detective agency while still working for the paper. Reporter (Harry Anderson). 114744 1940 Bank Dick, The M DVD -R HQ 2662, 2640 Reporter (Eddie Acuff) 114745 1938 Bank Holiday M UK Photographer at Railway Station (Ben Williams). 114746 2008 Bank Job, The M Reporter (Antony Gabriel) 114747 2001 Bank, The M News Media. Reporters (Julia Limb, Debora Robertson). 114748 1989 Banker, The M Webb, William, Richard Brandes, Dana Augustine (Story). Augustine (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Sharon (Shanna Reed) for the "Eye On Us" news segment objects to continually being assigned to puff pieces. While covering a sandcastle jamboree she decides to investigate a brutal murder. Her cameraman reminds her they do not cover hard news. Her story on the murder is turned over to a bubble headed anchorwoman who jumbles it in her reading. Sharon decides to do her own segment. She lashes out about the lack of coverage given to the murdered woman. She says, "We are to blame…." "We trivialize what's important and promote what's not, and it doesn't have to be that way." Although her career would appear to be over, switchboard logs an overwhelming number of calls supporting her. Her boss decides to keep her on. He arranges for her to take calls from the public on the air. He encourages her to directly address the killer. A copy, her former boyfriend, objects to the station using her to bait the killer. He makes her view the bodies of the victims. She then agrees to be put on a 24-hour watch. Sharon announces on the air that she will no longer be reporting on the murders. Cop rescues her from the killer who turns out to be a powerful banker and owner of the station where the reporter worked. 114749 2007 Banking on Love M Newscaster (Shane Silva). 114750 1776 Bankrupt, The P USC Foote, Samuel Press. Margin. Rumour. Margin and newspapers: "Writers in Journals, like rope-dancers, to engage the public attention, must venture their necks every step that they take. The pleasure people feel, arises from the risques that we run…." "The conductor of a News-paper, like a good cook, should always serve up things in their season." Critics Thomas Comma and Christopher Caustic, engaged to do the articles in the Monthly Reviews." Doctor Doubtful, the Deist, writes reviews. Collectors of paragraphs, Roger Rumour and Phelm O'Flam. 114751 1966 Banned M AFI-Censorship News Media 114752 1951 Bannerline M DVD -R HQ 4782, 4783. VHS 1488 Raphaelson, Samson (Story). Charles Selmee (Screenplay) Ness Book Cub Reporter Mike Perrivale (Keefe Brasselle) for The Carravia Clarion, hatches a scheme to ease dying history professor's last days by creating phony front page detailing professor's efforts at civic reform. Editor expresses reservations. Editor finally agrees to plan and gets staff to print an edition with the fake front page. Help of newspaper morgue keeper Josh (Lewis Stone), reporter substitutes phony page for real one so it gets printed on every copy of paper. Professor compliments reporter on the issue, but indicates he knows it was not true and adds townspeople will not respond to the paper because they have lost their ideals. Reporter decides to form grand jury to go after local crime boss. Crime boss gets reporter fired. When reporter is beaten up by thugs, grand jury steps in to indict crook. "Don’t you know you can pay off newspaperman, but you can never beat him up? That's against the amendment to the Constitution." "Sir, they taught me at college that journalism was dynamic, that a reporter not only tells the truth, but lives the good life. Does that apply to a newspaper owner or what?" Reporter (William Schallert). Photographer (David March). 114753 1989 Bannerman Solution, The N OWN - P Maxim, John R. News Media 114754 1991 Banno bunka nekomusume C TV Newscaster (Jason Lee - Voice - English Version). Reporter (Cheryl Pierce - Voice - English Version). Traffic Reporter (Chris Patton - Voice - English Version). 114755 2006 Banquet Bug, The N Yan, Geling Reporter Happy Gao, a witty jaded journalist in Beijing helps a factory worker Dan Dong who discovers how easy it is to infiltrate state- and corporate-sponsored banquets by posing as a journalist. He becomes addicted to the insane luxury of these meals. His disguise enables him to become privy to a deep-rooted scandal and his conscience compels him to cross the line between subterfuge and reality by actually writing an expose. With Gao, the worker embarks on a journey that will take him from the highest rungs of society to its most sordid depths. Dong wandered into a lavish banquet where journalists are wined and dined and receive "money for your troubles" fees for listening to-and hopefully reporting on-the presentations of corporations and charities. Dan quickly orders business cards that "said he was a reporter from some Internet news site," and hops aboard the banquet gravy train. Dan comes to realize that the journalist's job is to bring hope to readers. 114756 1300 Banquet, The PO COPY Dante, Alighieri Press 114757 1972 Banyon: Completely Out of Print T News Media 114758 2003 Banzal T Episode Reporter "Lady One Question" (LOQ) who poses one question and doesn't say another word. Viewers bet on how long it will take for celebrity to feel such shame that they finally walk away. Japanese game-show spoof. 114759 1983 Baobab Tree, The SS USC Chipulina, E.G. In "Short Story International 41." Journalist Gabriel Vasconcelos arrives in Bawanto to write an historical article on the slave trade. Revista Semanal, a weekly Lisbon Portugal review considered liberal by authorities. African journalist. 114760 2004 Baptists at Our Barbecue M TV Reporter (Katherine Brim-Swigert). 114761 2004 Bar El Chino MF Argentina Documentarian Jorge stops all work on his documentary about a bar related to the birth of tango, but 26-year-old Martina inspires him to continue. When Martina must leave for Spain, 47-year-old Jorge resolves to carry his project to completion despite tremendous obstacles. 114762 1983 Bar Esperanca MF Brazil News Media. Reporter (Terry Callado). 114763 2005 Bar Moments M Interviewer (David Dortch)., 114764 1994 Bara du & jag MF TV Reporter Jafet (Reuben Sallmander). TV Journalist (Caroline Rauf). Journalist (Alice Petren). Photographer (Staffan Kihlbom). 114765 1941 Bara en kvinna MF Journalist (Mona Martenson) 114766 1959 Bara en kypare MF Photographer (Sten Mattsson). 114767 1949 Bara en mor MF Photographer (Arne Kallerud) 114768 1969 Bara narrkapa MTF Journalist (Tord Peterson). Newspaper Editor (Oscar Heurlin). Editor-in-Chief (Ake Lindstrom). 114769 2001 Barabe! MF Reporter (Justin Jauk) 114770 2001 Barabel MF Slovenia Reporter (Justin Jauk). 114771 1998 Baratok kozt TF Episode #31. Journalist Gabor Tikos (Richard Toth). 114772 1969 Barbagia MF Journalist (Carlo Lizzani) 114773 1996 Barbara Bradford Taylor: Secret Affair, A NR Bradford, Barbara Taylor TV War Correspondent Bill Fitzgerald needs some much needed rest and relaxation after a long stint as a TV American newsman in Bosnia. The 33-year-old Fitzgerald travels to Venice where he falls for a beautiful glass designer from New York. They embark on an affair (she's unhappily married). They vow to see each other wherever they can but one of them does not show up for a third meeting. 114774 1995 Barbara Broadcast M VHS 535 Adult - Hardcore Reporter Roberta (C.J. Laing), the Reporter interviewing Barbara Broadcast's (Annette Haven) world-famous sex expert. 114775 1965 Barbara I Jan TF Poland. Series 1965. News Media. Reporter Barbara Raczyk (Janina Taczykowna). Editor-In-Chief Gawlikowski (Mieczyslaw Pawlikowski). News Photographer Jan Buszewski (Jan Kobuszewski). 114776 1950 Barbara Stanwyck Show T Series 1960-1961 News Media 114777 1991 Barbara Taylor Bradford: Remember NR OWN - H Bradford, Barbara Taylor TV War Correspondent Nicky Wells, media superstar, courageous, beautiful, renowned for her hard-hitting reports from the world's battle fields and trouble spots 114778 1993 Barbara Taylor Bradford's Remember MT DVD -R HQ 4491, 4492, 4493, 4494. VHS 231 (Parts I and II) TV War Correspondent Nicky Wells (Donna Mills) discovers that the lover she thought committed suicide on the eve of their wedding is alive and involved in international espionage 114779 1999 Barbara Taylor Bradford's Secret Affair, A (aka Secret Affair, A) MT DVD -R HQ 8178, 8179. SVD 805 TV Reporter. Executive meets a brash television reporter (Paudge Behan) in Venice who causes her to rethink wedding plans 114780 1970 Barbara Walter Specials DT 1970s TV Interviewer Barbara Walters 114781 2008 Barbara Walters - Audition T DVD -R HQ 9892 ABC News. 5-10-2008 TV Journalist-Interviewer Barbara Walters discusses her new book with TV Anchor Charles Gibson. 114782 1981 Barbara Walters Interviews President Reagan DT Interviewer Barbara Walters 114783 2005 Barbara Walters Presents The 10 Most Fascinating People of 2005 T DVD -R HQ 8X 4908 Episode. 11-30-2005 TV Journalist Barbara Walters interviews. 114784 2006 Barbara Walters Special: 30 Mistakes in 30 Years (Two Parts) T DVD -R HQ 7339, 7340 Special Two-Part Barbara Walters Special TV Journalist-Interviewer Barbara Walters gives advice on interviewing celebrities by revealing 30 mistakes in 30 years 114785 2005 Barbara Walters Special: Heaven DT DVD -R HQ 5101 (SP). TV Journalist Barbara Walters explores the definition of heaven in a two-hour special. 114786 1898 Barbara West N Snowden, James K. Newspaper. Graphic picture of journalistic life in a small town of Yorkshire 114787 1993 Barbarians at the Gate MT PR TV Newscaster Cipollone (Mary Hale). Helicopter Reporter (Dale Harimoto). Milken Newscaster (Steven M. Gagnon). 114788 1982 Barbarosa M Photographer (Bruce Smith). 114789 1935 Barbary Coast M DVD -R HQ 2155, 2156. Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur Ness Book Newsman Col. Marcus Aurelius Cobb (Frank Craven) arrives in San Francisco to establish its first paper, The Clarion, with the motto "The Truth Must Prevail." He is a verbose, gallant newspaperman, comes west to establish San Francisco's first newspaper, prints expose and is killed. As he lays dying, he tells his assistant to write the story he should have written. 114790 1944 Barbary Coast Gent M DVD -R HQ 7100, 7101 Lipman, William R., Grant Garrett, Harry Ruskin (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Bradford Bellamy III (Bruce Kellogg) opposes a man who tries to sell phony stock to residents in a small Nevada town. The publisher threatens to expose him. He then joins forces with the crook after gold is actually discovered and they sell stock to develop the mine. Another man shows up who had a gun duel with the crook and steals the money they have raised. The crook secretly robs stagecoaches to finance the mine. Following a shoot-out, the crook is exposed as the bandit and escorted to the jail he helped to build. 114791 1952 Barbed Wire M DVD -R HQ 1803 and 1795. SVD 1417 Geraghty, Gerald (Screenplay) Editor Cay Kendall (Anne James) of the Osborne Bee helps cattle buyer Gene Autry and government agent Pat Buttram thwart a plot by ranch owner to fence off land used by cattlemen because he plans to build railroad. Variety, 7/2/52: Editor "goes through the motions of being a weekly newspaper editor." 114792 1970 Barbed Wire SS MLPL Canzoneri, R Editor and Publisher Royce Weatherly, Editor and Publisher. The Sentinel. Young narrator: "He was confident of becoming almost as good a journalist as his father would have been if he had lived." 114793 1986 Barbed Wire N Fackler, Elizabeth Reporter Frank James works for a newspaper and narrates the novel. 114794 1993 Barber Shop, The M Short - Drama Newspaper Boy (Brian Ormond). 114795 2001 Barber, The M Reporter (Nicola Crosbie) 114796 2004 Barbershop 2: Back in Business M DVD -R HQ 4117, 4118 TV News Anchor (Dick Johnson). Field Reporter (Janina Gavankar). 114797 1998 Barbie the Jewel Thief NJ Bazaldua, Barbara (Patrick Kittel and Lisa Collins, photographers) Reporter series. Barbie has to interview a princess 114798 2000 Barbie TV Reporter NJ Morreale, Marie T. with Pamela Duarte (Illustrator). TV Reporter Barbie -- based on the best-selling doll. 114799 1980 Barbie: Action News Reporter SS OWN Publications International Ltd. Play-a-sound TV Anchorwoman Barbie: Here's the Latest News. Reporter Barbie is on the scene. She and cameraman Ken travel all over town. Press buttons to hear the sounds of Barbie's busy day. 114800 1998 Barbie: In the Spotlight NJ Morreale, Marie TV Anchor Barbie 114801 2005 Barborka MF Poland Cameraman (Maciej Worjdyla). 114802 1994 Barcelona M DVD -R HQ 3401, 3402. L Journalist Ramone (Pep Munne) is a left-wing writer who fingers a stuffy man from Illinois working in sales for the Barcelona office of a United States Corporation for being a member of the CIA. When the story is printed, the man's life is in danger and he almost gets killed. 114803 1972 Barcelona Kill, The M VHS 5228 Spain Journalist and boyfriend are marked by the Mob 114804 1857 Barchester Towers N OWN - P Trollope, Anthony Newspaper. Chronicles, The: Follow the intrigues of ambition and love in the cathedral town of Barchester 114805 1983 Bare Essence MT Gossip Columnist Laura Parker (Penny Fuller) 114806 1918 Baree, Son of Kazan M AFI-Newspapermen Newspaperman 114807 2009 Barefoot Brides N Jones, Annie Editor R. Hunt Diamante of the local Sun Times newspaper writes a story about Moxie Weatherby’s unusual history -- she was kidnapped as a baby and grew up without her two older sisters. Now the women are reunited in Santa Sofia, Florida where family, friends and faith are more important than ever. But the gorgeous male editor didn’t know everything about Moxie. Thirty years ago, the ex-husband of Dodie Cromwell abducted their youngest daughter from their Atlanta home and vanished. Dodie raised her two oldest Jo and Kate, but never gave up hope. Local fish fry king William Jay Weatherby adopted an abandoned infant left at his renowned restaurant in Santa Sofia, Florida, a town the Cromwells have visited on vacation. While Moxie excitedly adjusts to three blood females in her life, Sun Times Editor Diamante tells her tale in his paper. Jo struggles with doing God’s mission as she sets up her mission, but has hope in her faith in the Lord. Dr. Kate realizes she loves Dr. Vince Merchant, a new grandfather so she prays for a second chance with him as they prepare to marry. 114808 1954 Barefoot Contessa, The M DVD -R HQ 7633, 7634, 7635. L Publicist Oscar Muldoon (Edmund O'Brien). 114809 1971 Barefoot Executive, The M DVD -R HQ 8338, 8339 Reporter (Edward Faulkner). 114810 1978 Baretta: Barney T Pat Fielder, Richard Bluel Episode. 4-6-1978 News Media 114811 1976 Baretta: Street Edition T Episode. 10-13-1976. Television Drama Series Newspaper 114812 1998 Bargain Basement Murder SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 114813 1994 Bargain Bride N Summers, Rowena Woman journalist Female Journalist 114814 1966 Bariera MF Poland. Photographer (Andrzej Zarnecki). 114815 2001 Bario Murders, The M News Media. News Reporter (Heather Halley). 114816 1995 Barker Bites Back N Jones, Jack Weinberg List Journalist 114817 1949 Barkleys of Broadway, The M Photographer (John Albright). Photographer (George Boyce). 114818 1973 Barlow at Large: Publicity T Episode. 2-28-1973. Season #2. Episode #4 Radio Reporter (Brian Gear). TV Interviewer Jeremy (Peter Wickham). Press Photographer (Paul Nicholson). 114819 2006 Barn Dance N Brown, Chuck Reporter from a big-city newspaper romances a woman a shy Minnesota bachelor farmer loves. 114820 1980 Barna fran Blasjofjallet MF Journalist (Inger Edvardsson). Journalist (Lasse Lundberg). Journalist (Lars-Olof Lothwall). Journalist (Ulla Rundqvist). Journalist (Goran Sellgren). Journalist (Froydis Vigerust). Journalist in goatee (Nalle Nahlbom). TV Reporter (Stig Ehneborn). J 114821 1977 Barnaby and Me MT French Reporter (Michael Beecher). German Reporter (Karl Florsheim). Australian Reporter (David Whitford). Photographer (Terry Bader). 114822 1991 Barnaby Jones: T SV 222 Episode Reporter. Barnaby investigates murder of a reporter digging into the past of a Vietnam veteran 114823 1975 Barnaby Jones: T SV 96 Episode. TV Newsman 114824 1975 Barnaby Jones: T SV 124 (Excerpts) Episode. Columnist 114825 1975 Barnaby Jones: T SV 143 Episode. TV Investigative Newsman 114826 1974 Barnaby Jones: Conspiracy of Terror T Episode #3041. 10-01-1974 Journalist Jeffrey Terrence (Eugene Peterson) gets an interview from a terminally ill man who took the blame for killing a man's wife when the man promised to provide for his wife. But Terrence is then murdered. Barnaby Jones works for Terrence's publisher. Reporter Bertha Delbart (Jeanne Bates). Reporter Frank Bosworth (John Harding). 114827 1975 Barnaby Jones: Counterfall T Episode. 2-4-1975. Season #3. Episode #16 Reporter #1 (Patrick Culliton). Reporter #2 (John Garwood). 114828 1976 Barnaby Jones: Dangerous Gambit T Episode #4082. 2-26-1976 Photographer Stan Nesbit (Drew Denbaum). 114829 1976 Barnaby Jones: Deadline for Dying T Episode #5087. 10-14-1976 Reporter Larry Christopher (John Rubinstein) is told by a man about an ecological association that is a fraud just before he falls to his death. Barnaby and J.R. investigate for the man's wife. Christopher spots the man's informer and becomes a murder suspect when she is killed. 114830 1980 Barnaby Jones: Deadline for Murder T Episode #8174. 3-27-1980 Writer Al Geiger (Alex Henteloff) at Luxor Publishing Company reports incriminating evidence against Luxor's niece. A friend tells him to hire Barnaby Jones. After meeting Jones, Geiger is found dead. 114831 1977 Barnaby Jones: Death Beat T SV 114 Episode #6110. 9-15-1977 TV Reporter DeWitt Robinson (Robert Reed) broadcasts a man jumping from a bridge dragging a priest along and killing him. Man's girlfriend asks Barnaby Jones to investigate because she doubts it's a suicide. Jones finds out Robinson works with manufactured news. 114832 1979 Barnaby Jones: Desperate Pursuit, A T Episode #8157. 10-11-1979 Reporter Tom Powers (Jack Ging) of the Early Dispatch, meets with a woman who is a key witness after she handed over some files to a boxing promoter who fell to his death from his balcony. She suspects murder and is threatened by a blonde woman. 114833 1978 Barnaby Jones: Final Judgment, The T Episode #6127. 1-28-1978 -- Two Hour Special Reporter Phil Anderson (Hal England). 114834 1980 Barnaby Jones: Final Victim, The T Episode #8172. 3-6-1980 Reporter Walt DiAngelo (Harry Guardino) of the Chronicle is a friend of a judge who accidentally kills a female hitch-hiker mistaken for a prostitute. Her father asks Barnaby Jones to clear her name. 114835 1974 Barnaby Jones: Image in a Cracked Mirror T Episode #36. 3-24-1974 Photographer (Dean Santoro). 114836 1975 Barnaby Jones: Image of Evil T Episode #3055. 2-18-1975 Reporter Iris Harmon (Audra Lindley). 114837 1973 Barnaby Jones: Killing Defense, The T Episode #24. 12-02-1973 Reporter (Larry McCormick) 114838 1973 Barnaby Jones: Requiem for a Son. T Episode #1001. 1-28-73. Premiere Episode Reporter Russell (Patrick Culliton). 114839 1977 Barnaby Jones: Testament of Power T Episode #98. 1-20-1977 News Media. Reporter #1 (Michael Laurence). Reporter #2 Larry McCormick). 114840 1957 Barnacle Bill M Reporter Peters (Harry Locke) 114841 1948 Barney Blake, Police Reporter T Series. 4-22-1948 to 7-8-1948. 13 30-minute episodes. Black and white. Reporter Barney Blake (Gene O’Donnell), a newspaper police reporter and his secretary, Jennifer Allen (Judy Parrish) solving crimes, mostly murder. 114842 1975 Barney Miller: Evacuation T Episode. PR. 1-23-75 to 9-82 Public Relations Officer. Wojo becomes the public information officer and causes impending disaster rumors 114843 1975 Barney Miller: Examination Day T Episode News Media 114844 1975 Barney Miller: Liquidation T SVD 1097 Episode News Vendor faced with petty trespassing charge. Harris loses a libel suit 114845 1975 Barney Miller: Movie (Two Parts) T Episodes News Media 114846 1975 Barney Miller: Obituary T SVD 1161 Episode Reporter. Man attacks the reporter who printed his obituary. 114847 1986 Barnum MT Editor Horace Greeley (Rob Roy) of the New York Tribune. Editor James Gordon Bennett (Joe Cazalet) of the New York Herald. Phineas Taylor (P.T.) Barnum (Burt Lancaster) looks back at his life starting when he is just a little boy. He muddles through life until he becomes a successful circus-master. 114848 1986 Barnum, P.T.: Barnum Takes Off T VHS 332 Episode. PR Public Relations. Media 114849 1986 Barnum, P.T.: Civil War T VHS 332 Episode Public Relations. Media 114850 1950 Baron of Arizona, The M Reporter. McCleary, New York World Reporter (Tristram Coffin). 114851 1957 Baronesa Transviada MF Reporter (Pedro Farah). 114852 2002 Baroness and the Pig M Photographer (Benoit Briere - The Photographer). 114853 1981 Barossa N Clive, John News Media 114854 1939 Barricade M DVD -R HQ 11300, 11301. DVD -R 1542. SV 73 Walker, Granville (Story-Screenplay) Alice Faye Correspondent Hank Topping (Warner Baxter), a discredited, drunk newspaper correspondent, reestablishes journalistic reputation and returns home. Shanghai Managing Editor (Moroni Olsen). Was an ace newspaperman until he faked a story while drunk and has been blacklisted by every paper in China. Reporter files a story on a rescue, kills a bandit and is rescued by the army. Story appears in Shanghai papers and he can now get a job as a correspondent in China. 114855 2006 Barry's Cherries N Todd A Reporters looking for sensation, fame-seeking narcissists and sycophantic lawyers are a part of the Hollywood world in this novel. A director of B-movies now reduced to producing videos and late night infomercials survives run-ins with the police, wrestlers, an unfunny comic and the dreaded bad publicity. 114856 1976 Bars SS GPL Dixon, Stephen In "No Relief." Newsman-Narrator. Gus Fels, a newsman for 15 years. AP, wire service, Rockefeller Plaza, New York. Writing, editing, copying, rewriting, and reporting facts and nonfacts. . Don Drobey, columnist. Tribune. Own local TV show. 114857 1947 Barsher Doubloon, The M Freelance Photographer Rudolph Vanier (Fritz Kortner) is a free lance photographer of a death. 114858 1959 Bart Hardin: Dead Man, Dead NM OWN - P Alexander, David #8 Bart Hardin Mysteries Editor-Columnist Bart Hardin is a rambling, gambling two-fisted editor of The Broadway Times. Broadway is his beat. The Broadway Times is essentially a rag, covering horse racing, the fights and show biz. It gives its pugnacious, decidedly hands-on editor ample opportunity to wander around and get involved in all sorts of jams and scrapes. Fortunately, the hard-drinking, hard-boiled ex-Marine who apparently favors flowered vests for some reason, was more than up to the task. Bart was surrounded by colorful characters including his usually friendly rival, Lieutenant Romano of the NYPD. 114859 1957 Bart Hardin: Death of Humpty Dumpty, The N Alexander, David #6 Bart Hardin Mysteries Editor-Columnist Bart Hardin is a rambling, gambling two-fisted editor of The Broadway Times. Broadway is his beat. The Broadway Times is essentially a rag, covering horse racing, the fights and show biz. It gives its pugnacious, decidedly hands-on editor ample opportunity to wander around and get involved in all sorts of jams and scrapes. Fortunately, the hard-drinking, hard-boiled ex-Marine who apparently favors flowered vests for some reason, was more than up to the task. Bart was surrounded by colorful characters including his usually friendly rival, Lieutenant Romano of the NYPD. 114860 1956 Bart Hardin: Die, Little Goose NM OWN - H Alexander, David #5 Bart Hardin Mysteries Editor-Columnist Bart Hardin is a rambling, gambling two-fisted editor of The Broadway Times. Broadway is his beat. The Broadway Times is essentially a rag, covering horse racing, the fights and show biz. It gives its pugnacious, decidedly hands-on editor ample opportunity to wander around and get involved in all sorts of jams and scrapes. Fortunately, the hard-drinking, hard-boiled ex-Marine who apparently favors flowered vests for some reason, was more than up to the task. Bart was surrounded by colorful characters including his usually friendly rival, Lieutenant Romano of the NYPD. 114861 1957 Bart Hardin: Hush-A-Bye Murder NM OWN Alexander, David #7 Bart Hardin Mysteries Editor-Columnist Bart Hardin is a rambling, gambling two-fisted editor of The Broadway Times. Broadway is his beat. The Broadway Times is essentially a rag, covering horse racing, the fights and show biz. It gives its pugnacious, decidedly hands-on editor ample opportunity to wander around and get involved in all sorts of jams and scrapes. Fortunately, the hard-drinking, hard-boiled ex-Marine who apparently favors flowered vests for some reason, was more than up to the task. Bart was surrounded by colorful characters including his usually friendly rival, Lieutenant Romano of the NYPD. 114862 1956 Bart Hardin: Murder of Whistler's Brother NM Alexander, David #4 Bart Hardin Mysteries Editor-Columnist Bart Hardin is a rambling, gambling two-fisted editor of The Broadway Times. Broadway is his beat. The Broadway Times is essentially a rag, covering horse racing, the fights and show biz. It gives its pugnacious, decidedly hands-on editor ample opportunity to wander around and get involved in all sorts of jams and scrapes. Fortunately, the hard-drinking, hard-boiled ex-Marine who apparently favors flowered vests for some reason, was more than up to the task. Bart was surrounded by colorful characters including his usually friendly rival, Lieutenant Romano of the NYPD. 114863 1954 Bart Hardin: Paint the Town Black NM OWN - H Alexander, David #2 Bart Hardin Mysteries Editor-Columnist Bart Hardin is a rambling, gambling two-fisted editor of The Broadway Times. Broadway is his beat. The Broadway Times is essentially a rag, covering horse racing, the fights and show biz. It gives its pugnacious, decidedly hands-on editor ample opportunity to wander around and get involved in all sorts of jams and scrapes. Fortunately, the hard-drinking, hard-boiled ex-Marine who apparently favors flowered vests for some reason, was more than up to the task. Bart gets involved with drug trafficking. Bart was surrounded by colorful characters including his usually friendly rival, Lieutenant Romano of the NYPD. 114864 1955 Bart Hardin: Shoot a Sitting Duck NM OWN - H Alexander, David #3 Bart Hardin Mysteries Editor-Columnist Bart Hardin is a rambling, gambling two-fisted editor of The Broadway Times. Broadway is his beat. The Broadway Times is essentially a rag, covering horse racing, the fights and show biz. It gives its pugnacious, decidedly hands-on editor ample opportunity to wander around and get involved in all sorts of jams and scrapes. Fortunately, the hard-drinking, hard-boiled ex-Marine who apparently favors flowered vests for some reason, was more than up to the task. Yuletide murders take place in flea circuses. Bart was surrounded by colorful characters including his usually friendly rival, Lieutenant Romano of the NYPD. 114865 1954 Bart Hardin: Terror on Broadway NM OWN Alexander, David #1 Bart Hardin Mysteries Editor-Columnist Editor Bart Hardin is a rambling, gambling two-fisted editor of The Broadway Times. Broadway is his beat. The Broadway Times is essentially a rag, covering horse racing, the fights and show biz. It gives its pugnacious, decidedly hands-on editor ample opportunity to wander around and get involved in all sorts of jams and scrapes. Fortunately, the hard-drinking, hard-boiled ex-Marine who apparently favors flowered vests for some reason, was more than up to the task. Bart gets involved with a serial killer named "Whacko" stalking women in the theatre district. Bart was surrounded by colorful characters including his usually friendly rival, Lieutenant Romano of the NYPD. 114866 1614 Bartholomew Fair P USC Jonson, Ben Balladeer. Nightingale, a ballad-singer: "Buy any ballads; new ballads." 114867 2008 Bartlesville: Chronicle of the Grays, A N Brown, Kevin K. Former Reporter is burned out but he is the only one besides two CIA agents off the reservation to know the full truth about Bartlesville, a cosmic conspiracy, a worldwide cover-up, a shadowy organization bent on establishing a one-world government. 114868 1948 Barton's Coldest Fire SS USC Whittemore, C.W. In "Teen-Age Stories of Action." Cub Reporter Marc Taylor, of the Barton Journal. Editors and other reporters. 114869 2001 Bas Itna Sa Khwaab Hai MF Reporter (Suchitra Pillai-Malik) 114870 1957 Baseball Game of the Week DT 5-6-1957 to 10-9-1993. NBC, CBS. Sportscasters Lindsey Nelson (1957-1961), Joe Garagiola (1961-64, 1975-88), Bob Wolff (1962-1964), Curt Gowdy (1966-75), Jim Simpson (1967-1970), Jack Buck (1976, 1990-91), Merle Harmon (1980-81), Dick Enberg (1982), Bob Costas (1981-89). Also, Vin Scully (1983), Tom Seaver (19989). 114871 2009 Baseball Great NJ Green, Tim School Reporter Jaden says the team’s new baseball star Josh is going to take the team to number one. Then his dad, who never made it to the majors, take a job with an independent youth baseball team and pulls Josh from his school team and signs him up with a youth championship team, the Titans, where winning is everything. The Coach pushes his players to be ever bigger, stronger and fiercer, insisting on tortuous weight training and “gym candy.” Many of Josh’s new teammates are older, tougher and can suddenly become violent. As Josh gets in deeper with the Titans, there are questions he has to ask. He and his new friend, Reporter Jaden, investigate their suspicions and find themselves in a dangerous struggle with a desperate man who doesn’t want them to expose the nasty secrets they uncover. 114872 2001 Baseball Patch, The N Curtis, Robert Sportswriter John Evanston is an American sportswriter who loves baseball trivia hears a story about a little league team in the cornfields of Iowa that was once touched by the magic and legend of Babe Ruth and how afterwards they never lost a game in 63 years. Finding Cornville, Iowa is a whole other proposition and when he does, Evanston finds a place where baseball is perfect, like Brigadoon meets the Babe. 114873 1993 Based on an Untrue Story MT Reporter #1 (Lisa Comshaw). Reporter #2 (Brian Beacock). 114874 1998 BASEketball M TV Anchor (Bret Lewis) 114875 2007 Bash Down the Door and Slice Open the Bad Guy: Humorous Tales of Swords and Sorcery: Ice Maiden Speaketh SS Crilly, Paul Advice Columnist Ice Maiden has the know-how to show villains how to be truly evil. She writes a “Dear Abby” style advice column for Evil Overloads -- part of a magazine she edits caters to such people. She gets letters from villains and supplies the right answers. 114876 1925 Bashful Buccaneer M AFI-Authors Writer 114877 1992 Basic Instinct M Journalist (Anthony Billings) 114878 2006 Basic Instinct 2 M DVD -R HQ 10037, 10038 Journalist-Muckraker Adam Tower (Hugh Dancy) is a reporter who is getting a story about a prominent criminal psychologist from the man’s former wife. He is found killed in his bed, naked and strangled to death on the bed.The psychologist begins following the story the reporter was writing, which was about a drug dealer who killed his girlfriend that would expose the psychologist as a freak. Court Reporter #1 (Mark Sangster). Court Reporter #2 (Tim Berrington). Novelist Catherine Tramell (Sharon Stone) is once again in trouble with the law. She is still writing crime novels under the pen name Catherine Woolf and has an uncanny way of predicting future heinous acts. The psychologist turns out to be the killer who was never quite sane after a mental breakdown -- in a series of flashbacks, we see him murder the journalist because of the story. The psychologist kills the journalist because he was having sex with his ex-wife and had been having sex with her even when they were married. It was one of many murders he commits throughout the film. 114879 1985 Basic Training M News Media. TV Newscaster (Fred Saxon). Reporter 1 (Lynn Griffis). Reporter 2 (John Ochoa). 114880 2003 Basil Brush Show: Ella T Episode #5. 11-21-2003 Newsreader (Darren Jordan). Weatherman (Michael Fish). 114881 2007 Basil’s Search for Miracles NJ Zydek, Heather School Newspaper Staff of the St. Norbert News. Basil is 12 years old and his mother forces him to transfer to a new school. He is miserable. But there is one glimmer of hope in his seemingly dreary future: the school has a newspaper and is need of a reporter. Basil has always dreamed of being a journalist, so he’s thrilled when he’s awarded a coveted position on the St. Norbert News staff. But then Basil is given an overwhelming challenge -- to report on religion for the parochial school’s paper. Perplexed, he asks his new fellow newspaper staffers for help in handling the column -- sassy opinion columnist Christian, athletically challenged sports writer Shamus, and preachy news reporter Sarah. Together, the four friends decide to research and write on real, modern miracles for the newspaper. After Basil sees a weeping icon, meets with people who have been miraculously healed of deadly illnesses, and hears about other bizarre mystical occurrences, he begins to put the faith he is exploring in motion in his own life, trying to get along better with his overworked, stressed-out mom and befriending the social outcast of the school, a troubled boy named Anthony. Basil must decide what to do when he learns that Anthony isn’t only a victim of bullies at school, but also of a much bigger bully in his own home, his alcoholic father. 114882 2002 Basket Case N Hiaasen, Carl Investigative Reporter Jack Tagger for a South Florida daily recently demoted to the orbits desk. 114883 1990 Basket Case 2 M SV 99 Henenlotter, Frank (Screenplay) Ness Book Tabloid Reporter Marcie (Kathryn Meisle) works for Judge and Jury ("America's Bravest Paper") and is on the trial of two brothers. First tries to bribe a cop to get into a hospital room where the brothers have been taken. Duo disappears. Editor Lou (Jason Evers) runs ad offering million dollar reward for information on their whereabouts. Reporter tracks brothers herself. Goes to sleazy carnival promoter and finds him dead. Investigates therapist who once worked with the mutations. When she spots one of the brothers, she decides the story is too big for her editor and plans to sell it to People Magazine, enlisting the help of Photographer Arty (Matt Mitler). When Arty sneaks into the brothers' house, he is attacked by their family. Creatures seek their revenge not by killing the reporter but by deforming her. Newswoman (Judy Grafe). Newsman (Chad Brown). 114884 1951 Basketball Fix, The M Peck, Charles K. Jr. (Story). Peter R. Brooke, Peck (Screenplay) Ness Book Sports Columnist Pete Ferreday (John Ireland) asked by coach of alma mater to scout high school basketball player. Discovers boy cannot leave town because father is in sanitarium, supports kid brother. Reporter gets player local college scholarship. Player meets gambler who fixes basketball games. Resists but begins cooperating. Sportswriter suspects things are not on the level. Authorities also become suspicious when player buys expensive engagement ring for girlfriend. Sportswriter writes column to shame player into playing straight at big game. Cops pick up player's girlfriend for questioning prior to game. Player assumes crooks kidnapped her. He throws game and is arrested. Sportswriter unable to help him. Sportswriter campaigns in column to get players bigger share of game money. The Rival Reporter (Johnny Phillips). 114885 1996 Basquiat M Interviewer (Christopher Walken - The Interviewer). Photographer (David Shelley). 114886 1997 Bassin de J.W., Le M TV Journalist (Artur Albarram). 114887 2001 Basta fran Djurgarden I Allsvenskan 2001, Det DF Commentators Billy Lansdowne, Per Tellander. 114888 2007 Bastard Boys MT Australia. Miniseries News Media. Sydney Journalist Mike (Darren K. Hawkins). Sydney Journalist (Rebecca Clay). Reporter (Adriana Marco) 114889 2003 Basti MF India Commentator (Kader Khan). 114890 1958 Bat Masterson: General Sherman's March Through Dodge City T DVD -R HQ 8259 Episode #11. 12-24-1958 Newspaper Reporter (Kenne Duncan). General William T. Sherman appears in Dodge City to promote President Hayes' bid for re-election. Bat Masterson is deputized to be General Sherman's personal bodyguard. 114891 1996 Bat Yam - New York: Kabalat Shabat TF Episode #12. Publicist (Eric Kneller). 114892 1988 Bat*21 M Reporter (Craig Huston). 114893 2004 Batalj 2: Det falska ogat CB Yu-Gi-Oh! #1 TV Reporter Fujida. 114894 1987 Bates Motel MT Radio Reporter (Scot Saint James) 114895 2006 Batismo de Sangue MF Reporter (Alexander de Moraes) 114896 1966 Batman M DVD -R HQ 2690, 2691 Adam West, Burt Ward -- TV Series Reporters. Press Conference. Reporter (Paul Birchard, "Another Reporter"). 114897 1943 Batman M Serial - 15 Chapters Reporter 114898 1989 Batman (aka Batman, the Movie) M DVD -R HQ 2855, 2856, 2831. DVD. L Kane, Bob (Characters). Hamm, Sam (Story). Hamm, Warren Skaaren (Screenplay) Reporter Alexander Knox (Robert Wuhl), a writer for the Gotham Globe is investigating the Batman story. He is joined by Photographer Vicki Vale (Kim Basinger) who has done work for Cosmopolitan and Vogue as well as a Time cover. Parody of Media. Joker creates a poison dispensed through cosmetic products that makes people laugh themselves to death -- an Action News anchorwoman laughs herself to death on the air. Result is newspeople appearing on camera without make-up. The reporter is treated as a nuisance by police. It is the press that is responsible for getting information to the public on how to avoid the Joker's poisoning scheme. Becky, Action News Reporter (Kit Hollerbach). Reporter (Keith Edwards). Reporter at City Hall (Leon Herbert). Anchorman (Bruce McGuire). 114899 1998 Batman and Mr. Freeze: SubZero C Episode Reporter for WGBS Summer Gleeson (Mari Devon). Mr. Freeze is living in the arctic with his cryogenically forzen wife. When a submarine destroys her containment capsule, he has to find someone to "donate" a new heart for her. His search turns up one donor with the right blood type: Barbara (Batgirl) Gordon. Her kidnapping sends Batman and Robin on a hurried chase to free her in time. 114900 1949 Batman and Robin M Serial - 15 Chapters Journalist Vicki Vale (Jane Adams) search for invention. Dynamic duo aided by female journalist. Radio journalist who "gets in the inside scoop" on Batman and the villains and gets killed when this nosy journalist learns too much. Newspaper Office Worker (Richard Cramer - Chapter 7). 114901 1997 Batman and Robin (aka Batman & Robin). M News Media Observatory Reporter (Eva Ford). Observatory Reporter (Jay Luchs). Observatory Reporter (Roger Nehls). Observatory Press (Anthony E. Cantrell). 114902 2005 Batman Begins M DVD -R HQ 5941, 5942, 5945 News Media. Courthouse Reporter #1 (Karen David). Courthouse Reporter #2 (Jonathan D. Ellis). Court Reporter (Abdul Popoola). 114903 1999 Batman Beyond: Ascension C Episode #13. 5-22-1999 News Media. Virtual News Anchor (John Rubinow - Voice). 114904 2000 Batman Beyond: Big Time C Episode #43. 10-7-2000 News Media. Virtual News Announcer (Sean Donnellan - Voice). 114905 1999 Batman Beyond: Disappearing Inque C Episode #11. 5-8-1999 TV Newscaster (Miriam Flynn - Voice). 114906 1999 Batman Beyond: Earth Mover C Episode #15. 9-25-1999 Newsman (Mark Jonathan Davis - Voice). 114907 1999 Batman Beyond: Golem C Episode #14. 2-7-1999 News Media. Virtual Anchor (Mark Jonathan Davis - Voice). 114908 1999 Batman Beyond: Hooked Up C Episode #21. 11-13-1999 News Media. Virtual Anchor (Mark Jonathan Davis - Voice). 114909 2000 Batman Beyond: King's Ransom C Episode #40. 9-16-2000 News Media. Virtual Anchor (Sean Donnellan - Voice). 114910 1999 Batman Beyond: Movie, The MT News Media. Virtual News Anchor #1 (CCH Pounder). Virtual News Anchor #2 (Jack Roth). Virtual News Anchor #3 (Mark Jonathan Davis). 114911 2000 Batman Beyond: Payback C Episode #37. 5-13-2000 News Media. Vid-Newsl Anchor (Mark Jonathan Davis - Voice). 114912 2000 Batman Beyond: Plague C Episode #34. 4-15-2000 Sports Announcer (Sean Donnellan). 114913 1999 Batman Beyond: Rebirth (Parts 1 and 2) C Episode #1-#2. 1-10-1999 News Media. Anchorwoman (CCH Pounder - Voice). Virtual Newsman (Jack Roth - Voice). Reporter (John Rubano - Voice). 114914 2000 Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker M DVD -R HQ 6172, 6173 News Media. V.R. Newsman (Mark Jonathan Davis). 114915 1999 Batman Beyond: Sneak Peek T Episode #3. 1999-2001 Yellow Journalist. Sensational yellow journalist (tabloid video-journalist, Ian Peek, about to reveal Batman's secret) who will do anything to get a scoop, even if he has to create one himself and destroy people's lives. 114916 2000 Batman Beyond: Speak No Evil C Episode #45. 11-4-2000 News Media. Virtual Anchor (Sean Donnellan - Voice). 114917 1999 Batman Beyond: Splicers C Episode #14. 9-18-1999 News Media. Virtual Newsman (Mark Jonathan Davis). 114918 1999 Batman Beyond: Touch of Curare, A C Episode #12. 5-15-1999 News Media. Virtual Anchor (Mark Jonathan Davis - Voice). 114919 1995 Batman Forever M TV Newscaster (Philip Moon). Reporter (Andrea Fletcher). Paparazzi Reporter (Amanda Trees). Journalist (Marga Gomez). Female Newscaster (Jessica Tuck). Handsome Reporter (Bruce Roberts). 114920 1992 Batman Returns M DVD -R HQ 7928, 7929, 7925 News Media. Reporter (Leticia Rogers). Aggressive Reporter (Erik Onate). TV Anchorman (Robert Gossett). Reporter (Cheryl Moore). Reporter (Leticia Rogers). Paperboy (Sean Whalen). 114921 2005 Batman vs. Dracula, The: Animated Movie, The C Photojournalist Vicky Vale (Tara Strong). 114922 2005 Batman, The: Batgirl Begins (Part Two) C DVD -R HQ 6422 Episode #28. 9-23-2005 News Media. Female TV News Anchor on television. 114923 2004 Batman, The: Big Chill, The C Episode #6. 11-6-2004 Reporter (Cathy Cavadini - Voice). 114924 2006 Batman, The: Clayfaces C DVD -R HQ 7005. Episode #42. 10-7-2006. TV Reporters cover the story of an actor Basil Carlo gaining the shape-shifting powers of villain Clayface. Lady Reporter (Julianne Grossman - Voice) has a sit-down interview with Carlo at an "undisclosed location" in the midst of his crime spree. 114925 2005 Batman, The: Night and the City C DVD -R HQ 6141. 6769. Episode #26. 7-2-2005 News Media 114926 2005 Batman, The: RPM C DVD -R HQ 6728 Episode #31. 11-4-2005 News Media. Batman must upgrade the Batmoble to keep up with Gearhead who robbed a charity race. 114927 2006 Batman, The: Thunder C Episode. 2-11-2006. Season #3. Episode #10 Reporter (Michael Bell - Voice). 114928 2004 Batman, The: Traction C DVD -R HQ 8617 Episode. 9-25-2004 News Media. Three mob bosses seeking revenge against Batman hire a mysterious man to finish him off. 114929 2005 Batman, The: Two of a Kind C DVD -R HQ 8269 Episode. News Media. 114930 1992 Batman: Animated Series, The C Series Reporter for WGBS Summer Gleeson (Mari Devon) 114931 1992 Batman: Animated Series, The: Appointment in Crime Alley C Episode #12. 9-17-1992 Reporter (Angel Harper - Voice). 114932 1992 Batman: Animated Series, The: Perchance to Dream C Episode #26. 10-19-1992 Reporter (Brian Cummings - Voice). 114933 1992 Batman: Animated Series, The: Premiere C SV 178 Episode Reporter 114934 1966 Batman: Barbecued Batman T Episode #40. 9-22-1966 News Media. TV Newsman (Del Moore). 114935 1966 Batman: Batman Is Riled T Episode #6. 1-27-1966 Newscaster Fred (Jerry Dunphy). 114936 1966 Batman: Cat's Meow, The T Episode #63. 12-14-1966 TV Talk Show Host's voice is "stolen" by Cat Woman in the middle of an interview with Bruce Wayne. Newsman (Calvin Brown). 114937 1966 Batman: Curse of Tut, The T Episode #27. 4-13-1966 Reporter (Emmanuel Thomas). The Scrivener (Frank Christi). 114938 1966 Batman: Death Worse Than Fate, A T Episode #10. 2-10-1966 Newsman (Frankie Darro). The Announcer (Jerry Doggett). 114939 1966 Batman: Hi Diddle Riddle T Episode #1. 1-12-1966 Newscaster (Jack Barry). 114940 1966 Batman: Impractical Joker, The T Episode #55. 11-16-1966 Commentator (Larry Burrell). 114941 1966 Batman: Joker Is Wild, The T Episode #5. 1-26-1966 Newscaster Fred (Jerry Dunphy). 114942 1966 Batman: Joker's Last Laugh, The T Episode. Series (1-12-66 to 3-14-68) Printing Press. Joker plans to crush Robin in a comic book printing press 114943 1966 Batman: Minstrel's Shakedown, The T Episode #39. 9-21-1966 News Media. TV Newsman (Del Moore). 114944 1998 Batman: New Batman Adventures, The: Chemistry (aka New Batman and Superman Adventures, The) C Episode #21. 10-24-1998 Photographer (Ed Gilbert - voice). Now married, Bruce Wayne's wife entangles him into Poison Ivy's latest plot. 114945 1998 Batman: New Batman Adventures, The: Mean Seasons (aka New Batman and Superman Adventures, The) C Episode #9. 4-25-1998 Reporter (Robert David Hall - Voice). Fashion turns deadly when a disgruntled model creates seasonal chaos and a series of not-so-pretty kidnappings as she avenges, much to Batman 's dismay, the age-conscious trappings of a youth-oriented fashion world. 114946 1966 Batman: Not Yet, He Ain't T Episode #22. 3-24-1966 Newsman George (Bill Welsh). 114947 1966 Batman: Pharaoh's in a Rut, The T SVD 1373 Episode #28. 4-14-1966 Newscaster (Olan Soule). The Scrivener (Frank Christi). 114948 1967 Batman: Piece of the Action, A -- Batman's Satisfaction T Episode. 3-1-67 and 3-2-67 Publisher and Green Hornet (Van Williams) and Bruce Lee as Kato appear in both episodes 114949 1966 Batman: Rats Like Cheese T Episode #8. 2-3-1966 Newscaster (John Willis). Photographer (Bill Hudson). 114950 1966 Batman: Sandman Cometh, The T Episode #67. 12-28-1966 Newscaster (Gypsy Rose Lee). 114951 1966 Batman: Smack in the Middle T Episode #2. 1-13-1966 Newscaster (Jack Barry). 114952 1967 Batman: Sport of Penguins, The T Episode #98. 10-5-1967 Photographer (Allen Emerson). 114953 2005 Batman: Swamped C DVD -R HQ 7521 Episode.#17. 6-11-2005 TV Male Anchor on 3 News reporting series of floods in Gotham City. 114954 1966 Batman: Yegg Foes in Gotham, The T Episode #48. 10-20-1966 TV Newscaster (George Fenneman). 114955 1966 Batman: Zelda the Great T Episode #9. 2-9-1966 Newsman (Frankie Darro). Mysterious figure robs a Gotham City bank on the same date each year. Batman and Robin are summoned to help police solve the crime. 114956 2000 Batoru rowaiaru MF Japan Reporter (Michiko Yamamura). 114957 1987 *batteries not included M Reporter #1 (Howard Renensland). Reporter #2 (Judy Grafe) 114958 2000 Battery Park: Black Monday T Episode #4. Anchorman Chuck (R.F. Daley). 114959 2000 Battery Park: Pilot T Episode #1. 3-23-2000 Anchorman Chuck (R.F. Daley). 114960 1993 Battle Angel Alita C Fukutomi, Huroshi Adapted from Manga. Japan. Two anime episodes. Anime series Radio Late-night Host Kaos is a frail and troubled late-night radio host. He sees only in infrared wavelengths. Can read the memory of inanimate objects. Son of Desty Nova. Begins to play a crucial role after he comes in contact with Alita. He broadcasts his popular radio show from the wastelands outside the Scrapyard, staying away from the increasing conflict between Tiphares and the rebel army Barjack. 114961 1990 Battle Angel Alita (Gunnm) CB Kishiro, Yukito Series of multivolume comics, Japan. Radio host Kaos is a frail and troubled late-night radio host. He sees only in infrared wavelengths. Can read the memory of inanimate objects. Son of Desty Nova. Begins to play a crucial role after he comes in contact with Alita. He broadcasts his popular radio show from the wastelands outside the Scrapyard, staying away from the increasing conflict between Tiphares and the rebel army Barjack. 114962 1997 Battle Athletes C Newscaster (Wendee Lee - Voice - English Version). CNX Commentator (Tom Charles-Fahn - Voice - English Version). Announcer (Kim Mai Guest-Nguyen - Voice - English Version). Ceremony Commentator (Patricia Ja Lee - Voice - English Version). Race Computer Announcer (Lia Sargent - Voice - English Version). 114963 1998 Battle Athletes daiundokai C Japan Newscaster (Dougary Grant - Voice - English Version). Interviewer (Derek Stephen Prince - Voice - English Version). 114964 1955 Battle Cry M News Hawk (Jack Rollens). 114965 1915 Battle Cry of Peace, The (aka American Home, An. aka Battle Cry of War, The). M News Media 114966 1999 Battle Dome T Series Commentator, 1999- (Scott Farrell) 114967 1968 Battle for Anzio, The (Lo Sbarco di Anzio) aka Anzio M SV 208. 483 Thomas, Wynford Vaughn (Book). Frank De Felitta, Giuseppe Mangione (Adaptation). Harry Craig (Screenplay) Italy-U.S. Ness book War Correspondent Dick Ennis (Robert Mitchum) for International Press tries to find the reason why people kill each other. Covering wars for several years and could go home any time, but continues to do his work from front lines. Knows about landing at Anzio before press is given the information and seems to have a lot of authority considering he is just a correspondent. Takes command of group of soldiers caught behind enemy lines, gives orders on how to get out of a mine field. Critical of officers. Believes they are responsible for unnecessary deaths through their bad decisions. Correspondent picks up a gun himself and shoots a sniper who has been picking off other members of the group answering question about why people kill. Concludes people kill each other because they like to and that if we recognize that fact we might learn to leave with each other. 114968 1992 Battle for the Soul of Russia M Correspondent (Bill Turpie) 114969 2007 Battle in Seattle M Journalist (Adrian Holmes). News Anchor (Mark Brandon). Anchor #2 (George Gordon). 114970 1999 Battle Lines (aka Battlelines) N Lakritz, Esther Correspondent Jennifer Edwards, the first female Civil War correspondent is violently attacked while covering a story for the Washington Evening Star. Shock of attack causes her to lose her short-term memory. 114971 1967 Battle of Algiers, The M DVD -R HQ 8593, 8594, 8597. AFI-Journalists News Media. Press Conferences. Military officer talks about the importance of journalism in colonial war situations where it can mold the hearts and minds of the people at home and determine policy. Piece of fiction told in documentary fashion. 114972 1776 Battle of Brooklyn, The: A Farce in Two Acts P USC Anonymous Press 114973 1916 Battle of Flowers, The N Stacpoole, Margaret (Robson) Journalist Joan Candon, a secretary and finally proprietor of The Dial. 114974 1937 Battle of Greed M Editor Mark Twain (James Bush) of local Western newspaper 114975 1924 Battle of London, The N Addison, Hugh Press 114976 1921 Battle of Manila Envelopes SS GPL Morley, Christopher D. In "Tales From a Rolltop Desk." Newspaper Owner Mr. Birdlip, owner of The Evening Lens. Sanford on his staff. 114977 1369 Battle of Otterburn, The ER Froissart, Jan. Lord Berners (Translation) Messenger: "The lords sent each to other, to be ready whensoever they should hear that the Scots were abroad: as for their messenger, they thought him but lost." 114978 1720 Battle of the Authors Lately Fought in Convent-Garden, between Sir John Edgar, Generalissimo on one Side, and Horatio Truewit on the Other ER COPY Anonymous (John Dennis) Press. Mock combat in Covent Garden, in which the army of popular writers and theatrical people was defeated and brought to trial by the small band led by Horatio Truewit. Attack on Defoe and Steele. Sir John Edgar (Richard Steele). Critic John Dennis. 114979 1704 Battle of the Books SS USC Swift, Jonathan News. "Full and True Account of the Battel fought last Friday between the Ancient and the Modern Books in St. James's Library, A." 114980 2005 Battle of the Network Reality Stars T Series. Roving Reporter (Bob Guiney - Himself). Roving Reporter (Trishelle Cannatella - Herself). Roving Reporter (Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth - Herself). 114981 1956 Battle of the River Plate, The M Powell, Michael and Emeric Pressburger Radio Broadcaster providing narrative near the end of the film. World-weary, pleasure-loving cynical journalist who wants to make the most of this important event. 114982 1996 Battle Over Citizen Kane, The DT VHS 340 Publisher Kane (Orson Welles) 114983 1866 Battle Pieces and Aspects of War SS USC Melville, Herman Press 114984 1950 Battle Report DT Series. 9-17-1950 to 4-20-1952. NBC Host Robert McCormick. Korean War reports. 86 consecutive Sunday programs. 114985 1952 Battle Zone M War Cameraman Danny (John Hodiak) joins a Maine motion picture unit specializing in combat footage. There he encounters Mitch (Stephen McNally), a former pal and discovers that he is now engaged to the girl Danny left behind in Rome during previous war. Rivalry develops between the two men that spills over into the battlefield. A secret mission behind North Korean lines brings their rivalry to the boiling point. 114986 1939 Battle, The N OWN Romains, Jules Press 114987 2000 BattleBots: T Series 2000-2002. Feature Reporters Heidi Mark (2000-2001), Arj Barker (2002), Traci Bingham (2001), Donna D'Errico (2001), Jason Sklar (2001), Randy Sklar (2001), Tony Rock (2002), Brad Wollack (2002), Carmen Electra (2002). Play-by-Play Anchors Bill Dwyer, Tim Green (2001-2002), Sean Salisbury (2000-2001). Announcer (Mark Beiro). Hosts Donna D'Errico. 114988 1949 Battleground M DVD -R HQ 10511, 10512 Ness Columnist Jarvess, a small town newspaper columnist, is among those soldiers of the U.S. 101st Airborne Division stationed at an Army base in France sent to defend the town of Bastogne in December, 1944. 114989 1949 Battleship Bismarck T Studio One - In "Best Television Plays of the Year, 1950." CBS 10-24-49. Correspondent Doug Edwards of CBS World News. Correspondent Larry Lesueur 114990 1978 Battlestar Galactica: T DVD TV Newswoman. Channel X News team woman reporter supplying latest newsflashes 114991 2003 Battlestar Galactica: MT Miniseries Reporter (Suleka Mathew - Sue Matthew). 114992 2006 Battlestar Galactica: T Episode. 2-24-2006 Reporter D'Anna Biers (Lucy Lawless), a hot, brassy television journalist. In a 10-episode arc, she turns out to be the leader of a human-hating species, the Cylons: Number Three. 114993 2003 Battlestar Galactica: MT Reporter. Jr. Reporter (Fred Keating). 114994 2006 Battlestar Galactica: Black Market T DVD -R HQ 5832 Episode. 1-27-2006 News Media. President Roslin tries to end black-market trading, sparking violence and investigations into various circles. 114995 2006 Battlestar Galactica: Captain's Hand, The T DVD -R HQ 5503 Episode. 2-17-2006 News Media. Reporters deal with leadership in press conference. Election coverage as Battlestar Pegasus deals with internal crisis and external threat. 114996 2006 Battlestar Galactica: Collaborators T DVD -R HQ 7155 Episode. 10-26-2006 Reporter D'Anna Biers (Lucy Lawless) is a Christiane Amanpour journalist, but more tabloid-oriented, who was invited aboard Galactica to document the harsh, stressful realities of military life during wartime. Without Laura or Adama's knowledge, a secret jury forms aboard Galactica to pass judgment on those who collaborated with the Cylons. 114997 2005 Battlestar Galactica: D’Anna Biers, Reporter. T Reporter D'Anna Biers (Lucy Lawless) is a reporter for the Fleet News Service. She is given full access to Galactica by Commander Adama to film a documentary about the military. Elsewhere, Biers meets the Cylon prisoner Sharon (aka Cylon model Number Eight) and discovers she is pregnant when Dr. Cottle rushes to save her baby from miscarriage. Biers is ordered to remove the evidence by Adama on the grounds that it could jeopardize fleet security. Group of Cylons watch the documentary as well as the removed footage -- it is in this scene that Biers’s identity as a Cylon is first revealed. On “Final Cut,” the reporter makes her first appearance: Reporter D'Anna Biers (Lucy Lawless) is a Christiane Amanpour journalist, but more tabloid-oriented, who is invited aboard Galactica to document the harsh, stressful realities of military life during wartime. To help relieve tension between the military and civilian personnel of the fleet, Commander Adama gives a civilian reporter Biers unrestricted access to document life aboard the Galactica. During her investigation, Biers uncovers a death threat against Colonel Tigh by a disgruntled Lt. Palladino (as revenge for his part in a disastrous raid on the Gideon supply ship). She also discovers that Adama is holding a pregnant Cylon in the brig. Her time aboard Galactica causes Biers to rethink her previous anti-military stance and she ends up producing a flattering portrayal of the men and women of Galactica. This is, however, all a sham. Biers is revealed to be another Clon agent. The last scene of the episode shows Biers’s documentary being shown to other humanoid Cylons in a theatre on Clon-occuped Caprica. Number Six is impressed by the humans’ resilience and a copy of Boomer questions the fate of the baby. Finally, we see a copy of Biers herself sitting with them (it is unlikely that this is the same Cylon that filmed and made the documentary, because there is no logical way she could have returned to Caprica without being caught). The copy of Biers tells the other that two Cylon raiders were lost attempting to get the video back to Caprica, which implies that the Biers copy aboard Galactica somehow transmitted the video to a Cylon ship, which returned it to Caprica. Biers tell the other Cylons that Boomer’s baby was saved. It is agreed the baby is a miracle that must be protected at all costs. The music played during Biers’ video documentary is the theme music from the original Battlestar Galactica series, which, like this episode, was used as the Colonial Anthem in the miniseries. The documentary crew’s camera is actually a cosmetically altered Panasonic DVX-100. Also the video tape that Biers conceals is a regular MiniDV cassette. Nationmaster com: Encylopedia: D’Anna Biers: D'Anna (aka Number Three), is a humanoid Cylon agent who appears in the Colonial fleet as a Fleet News Service reporter. In the episode "Final Cut", to help alleviate the growing animosity between the military and civilian refugees, (especially after Col. Tigh's disastrous supply raid that has come to be called as the "Gideon massacre"), Commander Adama invites Biers to the Galactica and gives her unrestricted access to document life aboard the flagship. Initially, Biers conducts her interviews and directs the video documentary with a style that is more tabloid-rumor than factual reporting. After candid interviews with numerous Viper pilots and ship's staff, she focuses her attention on Col. Tigh, revealing a mysterious death threat against him. Later, it is discovered that a disgruntled pilot, Joe Palladino, who was forced to kill several civilians aboard the Gideon after a riot broke out, blames the pain of his actions on Tigh. Elsewhere, Biers meets the Cylon prisoner Sharon "Boomer" Valerii and discovers she is pregnant when Dr. Cottle rushes to save her baby from miscarriage. Biers is ordered to remove the evidence by Adama on the grounds that it could jeopardize fleet security. Eventually, Biers creates a flattering portrayal of life aboard Galactica that is approved by Adama and President Roslin, despite Tigh's objections toward some "unshiny" footage. The documentary is then broadcast to the fleet. However, another version, complete with the deleted coverage of Boomer's pregnancy, is viewed by a group of Cylons. Among them is Biers herself revealing that she is a Cylon. The news of the pregnancy creates a stir among the Cylons, especially Aaron Doral who indicates a "change in plans"; stating steps must be taken to make sure the baby survives. In the episode "Downloaded", D'Anna appears again, this time as Cylon "Number Three". It seems her purpose is to debrief newly resurrected Cylons who have been killed and ease their transition back to into the Cylon ranks. In reality, she tries to expose "corrupted" Cylons after resurrection and "weed-out" potential threats; one of which is the recently resurrected Boomer who wasn't made aware she was a Cylon spy until she carried out her hidden instructions to assassinate Commander Adama. After being killed by Cally, Boomer returns to Cylon life with bitter resentment for what she had done to her human friends that she so deeply cared for. With the help of Number Six, D'Anna tries to determine if Boomer's persona is worth keeping active. If not, her consciousness will have to be "boxed up" and kept from further resurrection; a fact that Six finds horrifying. Unbeknown to D'Anna, Six also harbors sympathy for the humans raised by her love of Gaius Baltar, who likewise appears as a subconscious vision in her head and constantly reminds her of the evils that the Cylons have committed. When Six meets with Boomer, their similar views are revealed and the two secure a pact to use their status as Cylon heroes to make a change for the better. Once D'Anna discovers Six and Boomer's "change of heart", Six is forced to kill her, and the two rush to instill their agenda before D'Anna has a chance to resurrect and inform the other Cylons of their betrayal. 114998 2009 Battlestar Galactica: Daybreak T DVD -R HQ 10969 (Media Excerpts) TV Reporter and Cameraman interview athlete in a flashback from the spaceship. 114999 2009 Battlestar Galactica: Disquiet That Follows my Soul, A T DVD -R HQ 10804 Episode. Press Conference. Screaming reporters asking questions of the Admiral in a press conference aboard Battlestar Galactica. Many references to the press. Admiral says, “The press is going crazy” over the possibility that Cylons will be given full status on the ship. Admiral also blackmails the vice president into calming down a revolution he created. Admiral Adama (Edward James Olmos) is fielding questions at a press conference, and he won't discuss concerns over a Cylon being second-in-command or his plans to form a permanent alliance with the Cylons in their fleet. The press asks about the final Cylon, and Lee (Jamie Bamber) lets it slip that it's a woman, meaning Tigh was quick to tell his pal Bill that Ellen was a Cylon. Good for Saul. The Earth, inhabited by the 13th tribe of Cylons including Tyrol, Anders, Tory and Tigh, was nuked 2,000 years ago. Kara found herself, dead. Dualla committed suicide. And Ellen Tigh was revealed to be the final Cylon. Number Six (Tricia Helfer) and Tigh (Michael Hogan) are in the medical station and Doc Cottle shows them an ultrasound of their baby. Tigh is a bit freaked out, but Number Six is ecstatic that their baby will be the first from a Cylon/Cylon pairing. Gaeta (Alessandro Juliani) is also in sick bay trying to get help for his stump, but he's forced to wait while Cottle deals with the Cylons. He's not pleased, and his disgust grows when Tyrol (Aaron Douglas) rushes in needing help for his son Nicholas, who's peeing blood. After the press conference, Vice President Tom Zarek (Richard Hatch) expresses his opposition to a Cylon alliance, and he asks about Roslin's MIA status. Later, Bill and Lee have a meeting with Tyrol and Tigh about installing Cylon technology into the FTL drives of the fleet. There are major concerns that the people won't like working with the Cylons, especially if the Cylons are the one installing them. Tyrol then drops the bomb that he wants the Cylons to become members of the fleet who even get a seat on the Quorum. Gaeta is vocally against the idea, but Bill is willing to take it to the president. He tries to call her, but Roslin (Mary McDonnell) is too busy throwing away all her cancer medication. 115000 2006 Battlestar Galactica: Downloaded T DVD -R HQ 5559 Episode. News Media. On Caprica, the reincarnated Number Six and the Sharon who shot Adama becomes heroes of the Cylon. Human-Cylon hybrid is born on Galactica. 115001 2006 Battlestar Galactica: Epiphanies T DVD -R HQ 5764 Episode. News Media. President Roslin flashes back to her life on Caprica. Group of Cylon sympathizers destroy the tylium refinery. 115002 2006 Battlestar Galactica: Exodus T DVD -R HQ 7051 Episode. 10-12-2006 Reporter D'Anna Biers (Lucy Lawless) is a Christiane Amanpour journalist, but more tabloid-oriented, who was invited aboard Galactica to document the harsh, stressful realities of military life during wartime. Adama prepares to rescue the human population on New Caprica. Sharon tries to coordinate the insurgency. 115003 2005 Battlestar Galactica: Farm, The T Episode #18. 8-12-2005 (Second Season). Reporter D’Anna Biers” (Lucy Lawless) is a Colonial reporter, a hot, brassy TV journalist. 115004 2005 Battlestar Galactica: Final Cut T DVD -R HQ 4256 Episode #23. 9-9-2005 Reporter D'Anna Biers (Lucy Lawless) is a Christiane Amanpour journalist, but more tabloid-oriented, who is invited aboard Galactica to document the harsh, stressful realities of military life during wartime. To help relieve tension between the military and civilian personnel of the fleet, Commander Adama gives a civilian reporter Biers unrestricted access to document life aboard the Galactica. During her investigation, Biers uncovers a death threat against Colonel Tigh by a disgruntled Lt. Palladino (as revenge for his part in a disastrous raid on the Gideon supply ship). She also discovers that Adama is holding a pregnant Cylon in the brig. Her time aboard Galactica causes Biers to rethink her previous anti-military stance and she ends up producing a flattering portrayal of the men and women of Galactica. This is, however, all a sham. Biers is revealed to be another Clon agent. The last scene of the episode shows Biers’s documentary being shown to other humanoid Cylons in a theatre on Clon-occuped Caprica. Number Six is impressed by the humans’ resilience and a copy of Boomer questions the fate of the baby. Finally, we see a copy of Bieers herself sitting with them (it is unlikely that this is the same Cylon that filmed and made the documentary, because there is no logical way she could have returned to Caprica without being caught). The copy of Biers tells the other that two Cylon raiders were lost attempting to get the video back to Caprica, which implies that the Biers copy aboard Galactica somehow transmitted the video to a Cylon ship, which returned it to Caprica. Biers tell the other Cylons that Boomer’s baby was saved. It is agreed the baby is a miracle that must be protected at all costs. The music played during Biers’ video documentary is the theme music from the original Battlestar galactica series, which, like this episode, was used as the Colonial Anthem in the miniseries. The documentary crew’s camera is actually a cosmetically altered Panasonic DVX-100. Also the video tape that Biers conceals is a regular MiniDV cassette. 115005 2004 Battlestar Galactica: Flesh and Bone T Episode #8. 12-6-2004 News Media. Reporter (Sandra Guerard). 115006 2005 Battlestar Galactica: Flight of the Phoenix T DVD -R HQ 6869 Episodes. 9-15-2005 News Media. Sharon's loyalties are questioned when a computer virus penetrates Galactica's operating systems. 115007 2005 Battlestar Galactica: Fragged T DVD -R HQ 6261 Episode. 7-19-2005 News Media. Return of democracy to the fleet brings with it both hardball politics potentially deadly intrigue. 115008 2006 Battlestar Galactica: Hero T DVD -R HQ 7328 Episode. 11-16-2006 Reporter D'Anna Biers (Lucy Lawless) is a Christiane Amanpour journalist, but more tabloid-oriented, who was invited aboard Galactica to document the harsh, stressful realities of military life during wartime. Pilot, believed to be killed on a secret mission years ago, escapes from Cylon custody and returns to Galactica. Biers is no longer a journalist in these episodes, but a Cylon expert in torture and interrogation. 115009 2005 Battlestar Galactica: Home (Part One) T DVD -R HQ 6414 Episodes. 8-18-2005 (First of Two Parts) News Media. Press Conference. Adama wrestles with his son's betrayal. 115010 2005 Battlestar Galactica: Home (Part Two) T DVD -R HQ 6484 Episode. 8-25-2005 (Second of Two Parts) News Media. Press Conference. Adama launches a search mission to Kobol to locate a team of tomb hunters, reconnect with his son and attempt to unify the fleet. 115011 2006 Battlestar Galactica: Lay Down Your Burdens (Part One) T DVD -R HQ 5581 Episode. 3-3-2006. One of Two Parts News Media covers election debate. Discovery of a habitable planet swings the election in Baltar's favor. Starbuck's rescue mission runs into trouble. 115012 2006 Battlestar Galactica: Lay Down Your Burdens (Part Two) T DVD -R HQ 5628, 5629 (5629 in two parts). Episode. 3-10-2006. Second of Two Parts News Media. Laura must choose between stealing the election and allowing Baltar to win. 115013 2005 Battlestar Galactica: Litmus T DVD -R HQ 4307 Episode #6. 11-22-2004 News Media. When a Cylon suicide bomber kills three, Adama must reveal to the public that Cylons now look human. Reporters at press conference. Reporter #2 (Morris Chapdelaine). Reporter #4 (Allison Waren). 115014 1979 Battlestar Galactica: Man With Nine Lives, The T Episode #15. 1-28-1979 Interviewer (Pamela Susan Shoop), IFB Interviewer. 115015 2006 Battlestar Galactica: Measure of Salvation, A T DVD -R HQ 7278 Episode. 11-9-2006 Reporter D'Anna Biers (Lucy Lawless) is a Christiane Amanpour journalist, but more tabloid-oriented, who was invited aboard Galactica to document the harsh, stressful realities of military life during wartime. D'Anna tortures Baltar to find out who is responsible for the virus. 115016 2005 Battlestar Galactica: Occupation, The. Precipice T DVD -R HQ 7016, 7017 Episode. 10-5-2006 Reporter D'Anna Biers (Lucy Lawless) is a Christiane Amanpour journalist, but more tabloid-oriented, who was invited aboard Galactica to document the harsh, stressful realities of military life during wartime. Biers returns in this two-hour season premiere, 2006. Humans find various ways of living under Cylon rule on New Caprica. Adama plans a rescue mission. The Cylons crack down on the humans after a bombing. 115017 2006 Battlestar Galactica: Resurrection Ship (Part One) T DVD -R HQ 5633. Episode. News Media. Military power struggle escalates as Battlestar Galactica and Pegasus try to join forces to destroy a Cylon target. Cylons were created by man. They rebelled. There are many copies. And they have a plan. 115018 2006 Battlestar Galactica: Resurrection Ship (Part Two) T DVD -R HQ 5699 Episode. News Media. Military power struggle escalates as Battlestar Galactica and Pegasus battle to destroy a Cylon target. Cylons were created by man. They rebelled. There are many copies. And they have a plan. 115019 2006 Battlestar Galactica: Sacrifice T DVD -R HQ 5932 Episode. News Media. Civilian holds military and government personnel hostage in hopes of forcing Galactica to hand over Sharon. 115020 2006 Battlestar Galactica: Tom T DVD -R HQ 7209 Episode. 11-2-2006 Reporter D'Anna Biers (Lucy Lawless) is a Christiane Amanpour journalist, but more tabloid-oriented, who was invited aboard Galactica to document the harsh, stressful realities of military life during wartime. Deadly virus forces the Cylons to make terrible choices to protect their race. 115021 1932 Battling Bosko M Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies Radio Broadcast of fight 115022 1984 Batuigas…pasukuin si Waway MF Philippines Reporter 115023 1957 Bauerndoktor von Bayrischzell MF Reporter (Fritz Benscher) 115024 1994 Bavure, La MTF TV Reporter (Pascal Cagnato - Le Reporter TV). 115025 2000 Bawandar M Bollywood Reporter Amy (Laila Rouass) from overseas. Based on reporter from The Guardian, Suzanne Goldenberg. Amy is assisted by Ravi (Rahul Khanna). Glamourous Amy comes to India to get the story. Ease with which Amy gets her information would make any investigative reporter envious. Eager to please her, a cop gives her everything she wants. 115026 1916 Bawbs O' Blue Ridge M AFI-Authors Writer 115027 1973 Baxter! M Photographer (Allan Warren). 115028 1977 Bay City Amusement Company, The T Series San Francisco TV Station. Situation comedy set at a zany station in San Francisco 115029 1983 Bay City Blues T Series Radio-TV Announcer Peter Jurasik 115030 1980 Bay of Lions N OWN - H Calmer, Ned TV Newswoman Gayle Marchant, a glamorous American TV newswoman goes on vacation to an obscure country in Western Africa. Instead of R&R, she encounters the biggest scoop of her career when she gets caught in the middle of a coup d'etat. Insider view of a revolution and its aftermath. 115031 1730 Baye's Opera P Odingsells, Gabriel Critics 115032 2008 Bayou Corruption N Caroll, Robin Bayou Series, Book 2. #89 Love Inspired Suspense Series Reporter Jackson Devereaux wouldn’t let the men who tried to kill the sheriff get away with it once the ace newspaper reporter uncovered who they were. The sheriff was left dead in the middle of the road and is now in a coma. His last words: “Don’t let them get away with it, Jacks....” And Devereaux won’t let that happen. He’ll start interviewing the only eyewitness to the crime, Newspaper Reporter Alyssa, but the problem was the woman hated Jackson as much as she hated being back in the Louisiana bayou. She doesn’t take guff from anyone, much less Jackson. 115033 1992 Bayou Moon NR York, Rebecca Harlequin Intrigue #188 TV Reporter Tess Beaumont from KEFT was afraid of the bayou country. She worked with Cameraman Ken Holloway and they were sent to cover the story of an apparent suicide of Lisa Gautreau. It seems people were dying who appeared on the Brad Everett show on KEFT. Tess had been raised by her aunt, Pauline Beaumont, who apparently was keeping a 20-year-old secret. Tess and Ken ran into Vance Gautreau, a man’s man who is Lisa’s brother, as the medics were pulling Lisa’s body from the bayou. He gets into an argument with the police and Sheriff Frank Haney tossed Vance into his rat-hole of a jail. Tess was ordered by her boss to bail him out and get his story. That was the start of their strong attraction. In trying to solve the murders, Vance ends up trying to protect Tess from a possible threat to her life. In her fear, Tess turns to Vance for protection. Someone definitely wants her out of the way. It seems Vance’s sister isn’t the first former guest on a popular talk show to end up dead, and Vance is determined to prove she was murdered. Tess smells a story, so she invites herself along on his investigation. By the time danger threatens them both, it’s no longer just a story to her, and she’s in too deep to back out. There’s also a mystery about Tess’s past -- she was raised by her aunt and learned early on not to ask questions about her parents. 115034 2000 Bayou Shadows NR Foster, B.J. News Reporter Stacy meets a handsome man who may be involved in high crime. 115035 1991 Baywatch Nights: T VHS 339, 329, 340 (Media Excerpts) Episodes News Media 115036 1995 Baywatch Nights: Deadly Vision T Episode #4. 10-21-1995 Reporter (Kimberly Huie). 115037 1991 Baywatch: T SV 116 Episode. 12-11-91 Reporter (Pam Beach) 115038 1997 Baywatch: Bachelor of the Month T Episode #145. 2-3-1997 Cameraman (Kansas Long). 115039 1989 Baywatch: Cretin of the Shallows, The T Episode #10. 12-1-19898 News Media. Reporter (Patty Toy). 115040 1990 Baywatch: Eclipse T Episode #18. 2-23-1990 Newscaster (Stu Nahan). 115041 1994 Baywatch: Falcon Manifesto T SVD 1459 Episode Reporter probing the sale of military technology to foreign governments. Mitch falls for her. 115042 1996 Baywatch: Freefall T Episode #127. 2-26-1996 Photographer (James Paradise). 115043 1993 Baywatch: Kicks T DVD -R 1662 Episode Photographer is the object of C.J.'s affection. 115044 1991 Baywatch: Lifeguard Confidential T SVD 769 Episode News Media 115045 1994 Baywatch: Livin' on the Fault Line (Part 2) T Episode #91. 10-3-1994 News Media. Reporter (Debra Snell). 115046 2001 Baywatch: Makapu'u Lighthouse T Episode #241. 5-7-2001 TV Anchor (Gary Sprinkle). 115047 1991 Baywatch: Nightmare Bay: Premiere (Parts One and Two) T SVD 1107 (Part II). SVD 1104 (Part I). Episodes #23-#24. 9-16/23-1991 Reporter (Evelyn Bakerges) claims that Mitch rescued a photographer from the Creature of the Bay. Reporter (Deborah Schwartz). 115048 1990 Baywatch: Shark Derby T Episode #19. 3-2-1990 News Media. Reporter #1 (Wendy Gordon). Reporter #2 (Michele Harrell). 115049 1989 Baywatch: Shelter Me T Episode #11. 12-8-1989. News Media. Newsman (Larry Carroll). Newswoman (Wendy Gordon). 115050 2000 Baywatch: Soul Survivor T Episode #221. 10-2-2000 News Media. Reporter (Pamela Young). 115051 1995 Baywatch: Sweet Dreams T Episode #121. 11-27-1995 News Media. News Anchor (Ben Patrick Johnson). 115052 1998 Baywatch: Swimmer, The T Episode #185. 11-16-1998 News Media. News Reporter (Wendy Oates-Devore). 115053 2007 BBC Four News DT News Program. Editor-in-Chief Abdel Bari Atan of Al Quds. Rome Correspondent Christian Fraser. Baghdad Correspondent David Loyn. Presenter Kristy Lang. Weather Presenter Daniel Corbett. Trabzon Newspaper Editor Ali Ozturk. African Business Magazine Anver Versi. 115054 2007 BBC London News: DT Series 2001- News Program. Reporter Darshna Soni. Weather Presenter Carol Kirkwood. Transport Correspondent Andrew Winstanley. Political Editor-Reporter Tim Donovan. Travel Reporters Kate Allen, Jules Wilson. Breakfast Travel Reporter Nicola Beswick. Presenters Asad Ahmad, Mike Ramsden, Nina Hossain, Gillian Joseph, Emily Maiths. Breakfast-Lunchtime Presenter Jules Botfield. Sports Presenter Mark Bright. 115055 1997 BBC News 24 DT Series 1997 News Program. Markets Reporter Julia Caesar. Economics Reporter Dharshini David. Economics Editor Evan Davis. Business Reporter Angela Gravey. Reporter/Newsreader Geeta Guru-Murthy. Newsreader/Markets Reporter Mishal Husain. Reporter Susanna Reid. Business Correspondent Tanya Beckett, Anna Jones, Sara Coburn (2001), Jane St. Claire (2002). Markets Reporter/Newsreader Manisha Tank. Markets Reporter Shola Olowa. Frankfurt Correspondent Paul Hoskins. Scottish Correspondent Carla Romano. Singapore Correspondents Shakuntla Santhiran, Linette Tye, Mae Loon (2002). World Affairs Editor John Simpson-Himself. Sports News Correspondents James Munro, James Pearce. Business Correspondent Sara Coburn. 115056 2006 BBC News 24: DT News Program. Newsreaders Matthew Amroliwala, Martine Croxall, Janet Barrie, Martine Dennis, Carrie Gracie, Jane Hill, Gillian Joseph, Heather McCarthy, Anita McNaught, Keshina Navaratnam, Kate Silverton, Sian Williams. Reporter-Newsreaders Geeta Guru-Murthy, Susanna Reid. Newsreaders-Markets Reporters Mishal Husain, Manisha Tank. Sports Correspondents Sue Thearle, Rob Bonnet. Correspondents Tom Coulter, Katty Kay. Singapore Correspondents Rico Hizon, Mae Loon, Shakuntla Santhiran, Linette Tye.. Frankfurt Correspondent Paul Hoskins. Scottish Correspondent Carla Romano. Economics Editor Evan Davis. Economics Reporter Dharshini David. Markets Reporters Mark Eddo, Julia Caesar, Aruna Iyengar, Shola Olowa. Business Correspondents Tanya Beckett, Sara Coburn, Sally Eden, Jane St. Claire.. Business Reporter Angela Garvey. Weather Forecasters Tori Good, Isobel Lang, Elizabeth Saary, Louise Lear, Helen Willetts. Reporter-Presenter Julie Etchingham. Political Editor Nick Robinson. Presenters Michael Peschard, Jules Botfield, Susan Osman. 115057 2000 BBC News at Ten O'Clock DT UK News Program. Newsreaders Peter Sissons (2000-2002), George Alagiah (2000), Michael Buerk, Jon Sopel, Fiona Bruce (2007). Washington Correspondent Stephen Sackur. Royal Correspondent Jennie Bond (2000-2003). Political Editor Andrew Marr (2000-2005), Nick Robinson. Security Correspondent Gavin Hewitt. World Affairs Editor John Simpson). Sports Correspondent Sue Thearle (2004-). Defence Correspondent Paul Wood. Northern Ireland Correspondent Tom Coulter (2000-2002). Presenter Darren Jordon (2003). Sunday Presenter Natasha Kaplinsky (2004-). Weather Presenter Darren Bett (2007). Presenters Darren Jordan (2006-), Huw Edwards (2007). 115058 2005 BBC Newsline DT News Program. Reporters (Rosy Billingham, Chris Capper, Martin Cassidy, Tom Coulter, Jim Fitzpatrick, Dot Kirby, Conor MacCauley,Mike McKimm, Tara Mills, Austin O'Callaghan, Julian O'Neill, Martina Perdy, Yvette Shapiro, Maggie Taggart, Mark Worthington). Presenters (Mark Carruthers, Jackie Fullerton, Noel Thompson, Rose Neill, Karen Patterson, Sarah Travers, Donna Traynor). Weather Presenter (Angie Phillips). 115059 1948 BBC Television Newsreel DT Series 1948-1954 Newsreader Richard Baker (1950-1954). Presenter Edward Halliday. 115060 1938 BBC TV Cricket DT Series 1938-1999. Cricket Commentators John Arlott (1947-1980), Richie Benaud (1963-1999), Peter West (1970-1984), Phil Edmonds (1990), David Gower (1995-1999), Jack Bannister, Denis Compton, Brian Johnston, Jim Laker, Tony Lewis, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Peter Walker. Summarisers Bob Willis (1989-1999), Ian Botham (1994-1995), Paul Allott (1994), Chris Broad (19997), Michael Atherton (1999), Ted Dexter, Tom Graveney, Ray Illingworth, E.W. Swanton, Wilf Wooller. 115061 2003 BBC World News DT News Program. Reporters Ray Furlong, Frank Gardner, Kim Ghattas, Kristy Lang, Damian Grammaticas, Orla Guerin, Tom Coulter, Caroline Hawley, Nick Bryant, Jim Fish, Michael Voss, Jane Bennett-Powell, Paul Wood, Paul Anderson, Chris Hogg, Crispin Thorold. Reporter Heba Saleh. Reporter-Newsreader Lyse Doucet. Weekend Newsreader Geeta Guru-Murthy. Newsreaders Zeinab Badawi, Lucy Hockings, Mishal Husain, Nisha Pillai, Mike Embley. Chief Political Correspondent Mark Maradell. Presenter Fiona Armstrong, Presenter Katty Kay. Financial Reporter Dharshini David. 115062 1980 BBC2 Playhouse: Dig, The T Episode #38. 4-18-1980 News Media. Reporter (Annie Hulley). 115063 1980 BBC2 Playhouse: Electric in the City T Episode #43. 5-23-1980 News Media. Stocky Journalist (James Warrior). 115064 1980 BBC2 Playhouse: Halleluiah, Mary Plum T UK. Episode #44. 7-13-1980 News Media. American Newsman (Kenneth Nelson). 115065 1981 BBC2 Playhouse: Journal of Bridget Hitler T Episode #58. 2-6-1981 Interviewers (Julian Glover, Vicki Luke). 115066 1979 BBC2 Playhouse: Speed King T UK. Episode #27. 12-19-1979 Commentator (Garrick Hagon). Movietone Cameraman (Jack McKenzie). 115067 2005 Be DM Short Interviewer Sway. 115068 2008 Be Careful What You Wish For... NSF Stef Tabloid Press and Paparazzi. 10-year-old Gwen lives in Idleburg, Pennsylvania where she spends her days lost in a world of fantasy. One rainy afternoon, bored and wishing for excitement, she reads an article in Universal Scandals Magazine about the Queen of Idlebury in Dimension XIII, who is searching for her long-lost adopted daughter. To prove she is the princess, Gwen endures a series of harrowing events. She is catapulted through the thirteen dimensions and lands in Personadonia where she befriends two of her other selves and a young dragon. She is hunted by the Soul Seeker and protected by the dragon queen of Beastonia. She endures tests of moral fortitude in the Field of Wisdom, jeopardizes her life by waking the dead, survives poisoning with rotterroot, defies the paparazzi, and meets a cast of characters who are thrown into their own journey of personal discovery. Gwen’s journey ends at the Royal Assembly after she enters the Wall of Passages and undergoes a test that no one has ever passed. Will she emerge as Gwendolyn the Great, Savior of Idlebury, Protector of the Universe? Or will she return home as a nobody? 115069 2007 Be Different, Be DeLuxe MT Journalists (Carla Pereira D’Ascencao, Monica Jardim, Tatiana Figueiredo, Caraina Vaz) 115070 1970 Be Glad M AFI-Reporters Reporter 115071 2008 Be Still N Young, Pamela TV Reporter Amanda Fox hears about someone who has been visited by an angel. She’s skeptical and at first dismisses the story, but as angel sightings continue to come to her attention, she is intrigued. Despite a warning from her producer, sponsors and the president of the network, she interviews people form around the world who claim to have seen these angels. The chilling evidence shakes her beliefs. Those who have spoken to the angels repeat the same ominous message from God: “Prepare yourselves, for the time is at hand.” 115072 2003 Be'Kol Mechir: Sipura Shel Etti Alon DF Israel Interviewer Merav Michaeli. 115073 2005 Bea's Wildest Dreams at 18: Birthday TV Special TF Philippines TV Journalist Abner Mercado. 115074 1993 Beach Babes From Beyond M Photographer (Michael Vavrin). 115075 1965 Beach Blanket Bingo M DVD -R HQ 7676, 7677. PR - AFI-Publicity/Press Agents Public Relations 115076 1987 Beach Fever M News Media. Female News Reporter (Gloria Morrison). 115077 1998 Beach Movie M Reporter Brett Bronson (Rob Moran). TV Executive (Brent Baum). TV Executive Assistant (Leslie Harter). TV Executive Assistant 2 (Molly O'Brien). 115078 1987 Beachcombers, The: Local Heroes T Episode #27. Reporter (David Hauka). Reporter (Bernadette Leonard). Reporter (Tom Oliver). 115079 1989 Beachcombers, The: Second Growth T Episode #42. Reporter (Lorena Gale). 115080 1988 Beaches M TV Interviewer (Lucinda Crosby) 115081 2003 Beacon Hill M Photographer. Coulter's Photographer (Susan Rains). 115082 1949 Beacon Light, The NM Horler, Sidney Press 115083 1987 Beaks: Movie, The M SV 182 TV Reporter. Glamorous television reporter (Michelle Johnson) and her boyfriend travel the globe investigating vicious attacks by birds 115084 1989 Beanball: Ultimate Baseball Novel, The NM MLPL Seaver, Tom-Herb Resnicow Seaver, former journalism student at USC, before becoming a hall-of-fame pitcher and novelist. Sports Columnist Marcus A. (Aurelius) Burr, writes for The Daily Sentry. Sports Editor Julius Witter. Just before the first game of the World Series, the tyrannical, George Steinbrenner-like owner of the expansion team, the Brooklyn Bandits, is found murdered, apparently by a thrown baseball in the depths of Brooklyn's stadium. The problem for police and sports reporter Marc Burr is that more than 100 people were in the stadium when the owner was killed and each had a motive and the ability to kill him. Burr is afraid that his girlfriend won't marry him unless he gets a raise, that the police will arrest him for murder, and that an intern will sue him for sexual harassment. 115085 1994 Beanstalk M Field Reporter (Henry Hayashi) 115086 2000 Bear and the Dragon, The N Clancy, Tom Correspondent Barry Wise, Bernard Shaw-like CNN correspondent Barry Wise. Media 115087 1949 Bear Feat C AD Newspaper Advertisement: Wanted: Trick Bear Act 115088 2000 Bear in the Big Blue House: Woodland House Wonderful C SVD 1446 Episode #308. 4-23-2000 Magazine Editor wants to take photos of Big Blue House 115089 2001 Bear Pit, The N Cleary, Jon Australian Reporter joins a Sydney homicide cop when an important politician is murdered. Both end up in the assassin's rifle sight. 115090 2000 Bear With Me M News Media. TV Reporter (Nicola Jones). TV Reporter (Sue Mathew). News Anchor (Paul Winskell). 115091 1984 Bear, The M Reporter (Elliott Street). Commentators (Johnny Holliday, Harry Kalas). 115092 1940 Bear's Tale, The C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age Magazine. Read story in last week's Reader's Digest 115093 1969 Bearded General M AFI-Photographers/Authors/Novelists Photographer 115094 2008 Beasley’s Christmas Party P Munger, C.W. (Adaptation of an early 20th century Booth Tarkington Story) Journalist Booth is a reporter who moves next door to Dave Beasley, a prominent lawyer, a successful legislator in Congress and a favorite for governor. How has Beasley done it? What is he hiding? 115095 1959 Beast from Haunted Cave M Radio Newscasts 115096 1971 Beast of Blood M Miller, Beverly (Story). Eddie Romero (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Journalist Myra (Celeste Yarnall) searches for the plant-man hybrid created in the first film ("Mad Doctor of Blood Island, The," 1969). Deranged man kidnaps reporter and takes her to his laboratory, where he keeps the creature's severed head alive. Intends to have the reporter and her male friend mate so he can use their offspring for more experiments. His plans are thwarted by the creature's body, which attacks the mad scientist while its head looks on and laughs. 115097 2006 Beast of Love NR Klein, Alec Public Relations Executive Miles in Chicago is a slothful Lothario who relishes his self-image as a dishonest, shallow and vain anti-hero. His warring next-door neighbor Sunny forces him to reconsider all of that. Along the way, Miles concocts an elaborate PR scheme, ventures into the wilderness and finds himself attached to the leash of an unwanted mutt. There’s only one way to extricate himself. Can he change, even if he doesn’t mean to? 115098 1932 Beast of the City, The M DVD -R HQ 8522, 8523. SVD 1358 Reporter (George Chandler). Reporter Going to Phone His Stuff (Mike Donlin). Reporter in Jim's Office (Sherry Hall). Headlines 115099 1970 Beast of the Dead (aka Beast of Beast, Blood Devils, Horrors of Blood Island, Return to the Horrors of Blood Island) M U.S.-Philippines. Ness Reporter 115100 1961 Beast of Yucca Flats M Newsboy (Graham Stafford). Newspaper Headlines 115101 1996 Beast Within, The: Gabriel Knight Mystery, A G German Reporter (Mary Stavin). 115102 1996 Beast, The MT Miniseries Reporter #1 (Rick Adam). Reporter #2 (Andrea Cunningham). 115103 2001 Beast, The: T Series TV News Staff. Jackson Burns (Frank Langella), owner and head of WNS, is the boss of a fictional CNS-type 24-hour TV news called "The Beast because of its insatiable appetite for news. News Company CEO Harry (Melvin "Shorty" Rossi). WNS Tech Marco (Sulo Williams - 2001). 115104 2001 Beast, The: Damage Done, The T SVD 1068 Episode #2. 6-20-2001 TV News Staff. Jackson Burns (Frank Langella), owner and head of WNS, is the boss of a fictional CNS-type 24-hour TV news called "The Beast because of its insatiable appetite for news. Journalist Alice Allenby (Elizabeth Mitchell) discovers election fraud on both sides of a close senatorial race. Producer Tamir Naipal (Naveen Andrews) goes looking for a terrorist's past. Jackson weathers his birthday with the help of Mrs. Sweeney (Harriet Sansom Harris), his assistant and Reporter Sonya Topple (April Grace). Reporter Reese McFadden (Jason Gedrick). Newscaster #1 (Erica Clare). Newscaster #2 (Dilva Henry). Newsman Ted Fisher (Peter Riegert). Floor manager Maggie Steech (Wendy Crewson). Cameraman Ryan Brown (Paul Cassidy). 115105 2001 Beast, The: Delivery, The T SVD 1090 Episode #3. 6-27-2001 TV News Staff. Jackson Burns (Frank Langella), owner and head of WNS, is the boss of a fictional CNS-type 24-hour TV news called "The Beast because of its insatiable appetite for news. New York Journalist Alice Allenby (Elizabeth Mitchell). Reporter Reese McFadden (Jason Gedrick), a journalist with an attitude. Newsman Ted Fisher (Peter Riegert), newsman behind the scenes. Producer Tamir Naipal (Naveen Andrews). . Floor Manager Maggie Steech (Wendy Crewson). Reporter Sonya Topple (April Grace), Cameraman Ryan Brown (Paul Cassidy). Mrs. Sweeny (Harriet Sansom Harris) is Jackson's assistant. Harry (Gary Werntz), mysterious and unseen figure who monitors the cameras within The Beast with an objective eye and sends the feeds out over the Internet. 115106 2001 Beast, The: Functional Family T Episode #6. Never Aired TV News Staff. Jackson Burns (Frank Langella), owner and head of WNS, is the boss of a fictional CNS-type 24-hour TV news called "The Beast because of its insatiable appetite for news. Journalist Alice Allenby struggles to keep her attention on being an anchor rather than a reporter. Reporter Reese McFadden (Jason Gedrick) and Producer Tamir Naipal (Naveen Andrews) meet a former child star in jail who has become an addict. Newsman Ted Fisher (Peter Riegert), newsman behind the scenes. Floor Manager Maggie Steech (Wendy Crewson). Reporter Sonya Topple (April Grace), Cameraman Ryan Brown (Paul Cassidy). Mrs. Sweeny (Harriet Sansom Harris) is Jackson's assistant. Harry (Gary Werntz), mysterious and unseen figure who monitors the cameras within The Beast with an objective eye and sends the feeds out over the Internet. 115107 2001 Beast, The: Price, The (Pilot-Premiere) T SVD 1037, SVD 1029 Episode #1. 6-13-2001 TV News Staff. Jackson Burns (Frank Langella), owner and head of WNS, is the boss of a fictional CNS-type 24-hour TV news called "The Beast because of its insatiable appetite for news. Jackson believes the viewing public both hate and distrust the media and by placing cameras throughout the station, except for the bathrooms, the public can see exactly what is going on behind the scenes. New York Journalist Alice Allenby (Elizabeth Mitchell) is offered a job in Los Angeles by Burns. Reporter Reese McFadden (Jason Gedrick), a journalist with an attitude. Newsman Ted Fisher (Peter Riegert), newsman behind the scenes. Producer Tamir Naipal (Naveen Andrews). . Floor Manager Maggie Steech (Wendy Crewson). Reporter Sonya Topple (April Grace), Cameraman Ryan Brown (Paul Cassidy). Mrs. Sweeny (Harriet Sansom Harris) is Jackson's assistant. Harry (Gary Werntz), mysterious and unseen figure who monitors the cameras within The Beast with an objective eye and sends the feeds out over the Internet. London Newscaster (Robert Pike Daniel). Chicago Newscaster (Cater Lee). 115108 2001 Beast, The: Travinia…Gently Down the Stream T SVD 1088 Episode #4. 7-11-2001 TV News Staff. Jackson Burns (Frank Langella), owner and head of WNS, is the boss of a fictional CNS-type 24-hour TV news called "The Beast because of its insatiable appetite for news. New York Journalist Alice Allenby (Elizabeth Mitchell). Reporter Reese McFadden (Jason Gedrick), a journalist with an attitude. Newsman Ted Fisher (Peter Riegert), newsman behind the scenes. Producer Tamir Naipal (Naveen Andrews). . Floor Manager Maggie Steech (Wendy Crewson). Reporter Sonya Topple (April Grace), Cameraman Ryan Brown (Paul Cassidy). Mrs. Sweeny (Harriet Sansom Harris) is Jackson's assistant. Harry (Gary Werntz), mysterious and unseen figure who monitors the cameras within The Beast with an objective eye and sends the feeds out over the Internet. 115109 2001 Beast, The: Travinia…Life Is But a Dream T Episode #5. 7-18-2001 TV News Staff. Jackson Burns (Frank Langella), owner and head of WNS, is the boss of a fictional CNS-type 24-hour TV news called "The Beast because of its insatiable appetite for news. Jackson believes the viewing public both hate and distrust the media and by placing cameras throughout the station, except for the bathrooms, the public can see exactly what is going on behind the scenes. New York Journalist Alice Allenby (Elizabeth Mitchell). Reporter Reese McFadden (Jason Gedrick), a journalist with an attitude. Newsman Ted Fisher (Peter Riegert), newsman behind the scenes. Producer Tamir Naipal (Naveen Andrews). Floor Manager Maggie Steech (Wendy Crewson). Reporter Sonya Topple (April Grace), Cameraman Ryan Brown (Paul Cassidy). Mrs. Sweeny (Harriet Sansom Harris) is Jackson's assistant. Harry (Gary Werntz), mysterious and unseen figure who monitors the cameras within The Beast with an objective eye and sends the feeds out over the Internet. 115110 1978 Beasts Are on the Streets MT Woman Commentator (Vernelle Jesse) 115111 2003 Beat Boys Beat Girls M Photographer (Robert Amico). 115112 1914 Beat of the Year, The M Ness Book Cub Reporter assigned to work with the star reporter on a murder case. Cub investigates on his own when he discovers one button on the vest worn by the body does not match the others. Tracks down the clues and exposes the killer. 115113 2004 Beatles with Tony Sheridan, The DT Journalist (Jochen V. Bredow - Himself). 115114 1994 Beatles: First U.S. Visit, The DT Newsman (Walter Cronkite-Himself) of CBS. 115115 1864 Beatrice N Kavanagh, Julia Press 115116 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 1: Missing Watchman, The (aka Letters to Beatrice) M Chapter Play consisting of 15 two-reelers. Filmed in Ithaca, New York, the series featured many then-popular Broadway actors. Fox himself was a well-known comic married to one of the Dolly sisters. Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115117 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 10: Playball M Chapter Play Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115118 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 11: Wages of Sin, The M Chapter Play Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115119 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 12: Curiosity M Chapter Play Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115120 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 13: Ringer, The M Chapter Play Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115121 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 14: Hidden Menace, The M Chapter Play Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115122 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 15: Wristwatches M Chapter Play Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115123 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 2: Adventures of the Jealous Wife M Chapter Play Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115124 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 3: Billie’s Romance M Chapter Play Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115125 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 4: Stone God, The M Chapter Play Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115126 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 5: Mimosa San M Chapter Play Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115127 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 6: Forbidden Room, The M Chapter Play Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115128 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 7: Name for a Baby, A M Chapter Play Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115129 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 8: At the Ainsley Ball M Chapter Play Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115130 1916 Beatrice Fairfax: Episode 9: Outside the Law M Chapter Play Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Grace Darling), advice to the lovelorn columnist who, in each episode, helps her reader with their troubles. Assisting Beatrice is her cub reporter boyfriend, Reporter Jimmy Barton (Harry Fox), an energetic young man fond of disguises. 115131 1839 Beatrix N USC Balzac, Honore Critic Claude Vignon. Etienne Loustreau. Other critics. 115132 1957 Beau James M Fowler, Gene (Book). Public Relations Man (Charles Hand) has integrity and refuses to be a "yes" man. Reporters (Eric Alden, Hy Anzell, Russ Bender, Larry J. Blake, Don Brodie, Paul Gary, Sandra Gould, Johnny Grant, George Lynn, Bill Meader, Bing Russell, Joe Turkel.) Reporters (Philip Van Zandt, Harlan Warde, Gordon Wynn). Photographers (John Benson, Ralph Brooks, Joseph Donte, Robert Strong). 115133 1928 Beau Sabreur M DVD -R HQ 2370 (Trailer). AFI-Journalists American Female Journalist meets “Beau Sabreur.” 115134 1996 Beaumarchais, I'insolent MF Theatre Critic (Alex Broutard). Theatre Critic (Pascal Thomas). 115135 1997 Beautician and the Beast, The M Photographer (Jorge Noa). 115136 2000 Beautiful M SVD 1106 TV Reporter tries to expose Mona 115137 2002 Beautiful Bodies: Novel, A N Cunningham, Laura Shaine Journalist Jessie Girard throws a party for thirtysomething women who are near 40 to see if they have attained the aspirations they shared at 20. Baby shower for one of her friends takes place in her downtown loft for unwed bohemian musician. Girard may or may not have met her soul mate, a female Native American lawyer. The friends met when they first moved to New York and lived together. They become snowbound at Girard's downtown loft during what is touted as the storm of the century. During the all-nighter, they drink all the wine in the house and bare their collective souls. 115138 2003 Beautiful Boxer MF Thailand News Media. Jack, the Reporter (Keagan Kang). Female Reporter (Watchkarn Krinmueng). 115139 1926 Beautiful Cheat, The M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 115140 2006 Beautiful Child M Short Interviewer (Richard Horowitz). 115141 2006 Beautiful Cigar Girl, The DT Strashower, Daniel Tabloid journalism in 1840s. 115142 2004 Beautiful Fix, A M Short. Magazine Executive (Michael Oakes). Photographer (Hal Skelly II). 115143 1953 Beautiful Frame, The N OWN - P Pearson, William Freelance Writer Vance Westfall 115144 2003 Beautiful Girl MT Reporter (Paul McGuire). Weatherman Bob (Dwayne Hill). 115145 2006 Beautiful Inez N Schneider, Bart Reporter Sylvia Bran pretends to be a reporter so she can arrange an interview with Inez Roseman, a brilliant violinist with the San Francisco Symphony. At once seductive and solicitous, Bran, a pianist passing herself off as a journalist, awakens Inez from the suffocating grip of her career, the demands of motherhood, and the tensions caused by her husband's many affairs. The two women become lovers. 115146 2009 Beautiful Liar NJ Snyder, J.M. Gay Paparazzi and News Media. At fifteen, JT Pierce was the star of a hit TV show and had the world in his hands. Every teenybopper magazine had his face on it; every teenage girl had his poster on her wall. But then the show went on hiatus, and JT wouldn’t lower himself to bit parts or commercials. Slowly, his star faded from view. Seven years later, JT is Johnny Thomas, who hopes to jumpstart his career by hiring his former manager, Lou Merrin. He wants to do serious movies, a huge blockbuster or two, and claim one of those coveted Oscars for himself. But Lou cautions Johnny about the paparazzi, who can make or break a star, and he’s heard rumors of Johnny’s sexuality that might prevent him from landing those desired leading roles. Still, Johnny’s nothing if not persistent, and he swears he’ll play it straight. Until he meets Brett, a photographer who turns his life—and his heart—upside down. Suddenly the celebrity gossip web site Z-23 seems to have exclusive pictures of Johnny, and someone close to him leaks information about an audition that was supposed to be kept quiet. When the photographs surface that Johnny thought were taken in confidence, he realizes he must choose between the career path Lou offers him and the love he wants to share with Brett. 115147 2008 Beautiful Liars N Adams, Kylie Journalist Emma Ronson and Simone Williams are the gorgeous, successful and pampered hosts of TV’s hottest new daily talk show, “The Beehive,” and they seem to have New York, and all of the men in it, at their feet. But behind the scenes, it’s a much different story. Ronson left a career in serious journalism for daytime popularity, and now she’s interviewing barely literate reality stars as she watches her credibility slip away. Even worse, she’s also sharing the Beehive couch with 50-year-old Sutton Lancaster, an aging news diva who was aged out of her respectable news anchor job, and who doesn’t miss a chance to stick her claws into Emma for stealing her media mogul boyfriend. Simone, an Afro-American princess and former teen model, is drowning in a debt that her Beehive salary can’t begin to cover, and her famous ex has just crossed the line from stalker to psycho. Caught up in a wild mix of cheating boyfriends, scheming rivals, velvet-rope cat fights, backstabbing exes, and bloodthirsty gossip columnists, the city’s most beautiful people are about to discover just how ugly life at the top can get. 115148 2005 Beautiful Lies MT DVD -R HQ 4445, 4446 Adult Photographer learns about her husband's infidelity. 115149 2006 Beautiful Lies N Unger, Lisa Female Journalist from New York City rescues a toddler and makes the papers. She then receives ominous letters suggesting there are secrets in her past. 115150 2001 Beautiful Mind, A M Photographer (John Blaylock). 115151 2006 Beautiful Ohio M Photographer (Philippe Vonlanthen). 115152 2009 Beautiful Outsiders, The M Newscaster (Elizabeth Croft -- The Newscaster ). A man is released from prison after serving six years for armed robbery. Placed in a halfway house and in a dead-end job, he struggles to suppress the urge to return to his old ways. His ex-girlfriend works in a brothel to pay her way through a university while living with an abusive older man. The man tracks the woman down and they go on the run. 115153 1999 Beautiful People M UK BBC Cameraman (Martin Alderdice). 115154 1894 Beautiful Soul, The N Marryat, Florence (Lean) Newspaper. Archibald Nasmyth and the Electric Light newspaper. More melodrama than newspaper drama. 115155 2006 Beautiful Things M Interviewer (Neemisha). 115156 1964 Beautiful, the Bloody, and the Bare, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 115157 1992 Beauty and the Beast: T Episode - AD Newspaper Advertisement in the personal column summons Father above ground where he walks into a Kafkaesque nightmare and is arrested for murder 115158 1993 Beauty and the Beast: T SV 202 Episode. 2-21-93 Reporter tip 115159 1989 Beauty and the Beast: Arabesque T Episode. 3-13-1989. Season #2. Episode #13 News Media. Reporter #1 (Ron Brooks). Reporter #2 (Peter DuPont). 115160 1989 Beauty and the Beast: Ceremony of Innocence T Episode #43. 5-12-1989 News Media. Tabloid Reporter (Eric Kohner). Woman Reporter (Tiiu Leek). Newspaperman (Thomas H. Middleton). TV Reporter (Stephen Yochem). 115161 1989 Beauty and the Beast: Trial T Episode. 4-21-1989. Season #2. Episode #17 Reporter (Gerald Berns). 115162 1989 Beauty and the Beast: What Rough Beast T DVD -R HQ 10952 Episode. Reporter finds out about Vincent’s existence when a source reveals the story of how Vincent violently protects Catherine. 115163 2005 Beauty and the Sheik NR French, Isabel K. Public Relations Executive Kristen Jameson is a beautiful PR woman from New York and she’s on the last leg of a business trip that has taken her throughout Arabia when her commuter plane crashes in the remote Moldharian desert. Fortunately, the accident is witnessed by Sheik Asad al Sayyid, and he mounts his steed and races toward the crippled plane to pull her from the wreckage. He carries her to his private tent where, under his watchful eyes, she can recuperate from her injuries. Asad is a wealthy and privileged man, but his life is not without complication. As the crown prince of Moldhar, he is required by law to take a wife before he can ascend the throne and it is assumed that he will marry Princess Sara of Zol. But Asad cannot bear the thought of being trapped in an arranged, loveless marriage with the pompous royal, and eventually his thoughts turn to the American beauty who now occupies the bedroom inside his tent. Princess Sara becomes enraged when she learns that the sheik has passed her over for another woman. Bitter and humiliated, she enlists the aid of her nefarious lover to exact revenge on the unsuspecting Kristen. 115164 1964 Beauty Jungle, The M TV Commentator (Alan Taylor) 115165 1919 Beauty Market, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers. Spy for society paper 115166 1950 Beauty on Parade M Orloff, Arthur E. (Story). Orloff, George Bricker (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter-Photographer Gil McRoberts (Robert Hutton) involved with daughter of former beauty queen who gave up career for marriage and is pushing her daughter to win. Reporter interviews daughter and advises her to get married and get out of contests. Reporter visits her father after realizing how manipulative mother is and tries to get him to stand up to her, but father has taken to drink. Daughter eventually reunites parents and gives up crown because she is secretly married to the reporter. 115167 1952 Beauty Parlor Murders, The CB Space Adventures #13 Reporter Joan Mason 115168 1924 Beauty Prize, The M AFI-Radio Radio 115169 1990 Beauty Sleep NM MLPL Klein, Daniel M. Glamour Columnist for Female magazine, Amy Martin, who has made her name reporting on state-of-the-art beauty products, abandons her regular beat for a more sinister story: Do looks kill? 115170 1999 Beauty Story NM Jennings, Luke Reporter Alison MacAteer is the last person to see young American actress alive before she vanished from 16th-century English castle where she was filming unusual commercial intended to launch new fragrance. Was it foul play? Was it a publicity stunt? British Reporter's past holds its own secrets. Is she really the kind of journalist others describe as "destructive," "vicious", "nasty" and "poisonous?" Her methods may be questionable, but she is still a sympathetic character. MacAteer has the assignment to cover campaign to launch a new perform on which the company is betting the bank. Six years ago, young MacAteer has sexual brush with an actor left unresolved. With new information, she plans expose. But then auto accident brutally disfigures her and interrupts her plans. When she leaves hospital, she must adjust to her new, damaged body. She stumbles on tale of 16th-century beauty who mysteriously disappears. Young actress who resembles portrait of this beauty commits suicide. The smart reporter tries to figure it all out. 115171 1995 Beauty's Revenge MT Cameraman (Bruce Harwood). 115172 1996 Beavis and Butt-head Do America M PR News Media. Female TV Reporter (Gail Thomas). Male TV Reporter (Toby Huss). Press Secretary (Earic Bogosian). 115173 2007 Because I Said So M Photographer (P.J. Byrne). 115174 1997 Because I Wanted You: Novel, A N Garrett, Annie (aka Kelli Pryor) Reporter from the Village Voice is a slimy journalist out to make a buck. He brings a popular TV talk show host Ruby Maxwell's Kentucky Appalachian family into the public eye with potentially disastrous results. Maxwell never dreamed secrets from the pat would surface to mar her climb to success. She had been careful to hide details of her life prior to her glamour-filled Fifth Avenue existence. Not even her fiancé knows the truth. But the reporter reveals everything. Will past love indiscretions bring Maxwell to ruin in full view of her TV audience? Or will her innate sense of charm save her skin? She had it all -- a top-rated show, an image as America's sweetheart and an adoring lover who wants to marry her. But the secrets she's hidden for almost a decade now come closer to surface when the reporter calls claiming Maxwell's father referred him. When a reporter uncovers the secret past of a wildly successful talk-show host, the poverty of her own Appalachian youth and the man she had once loved come back to threaten her career in the harsh spotlight of public opinion. 115175 1998 Because It's Christmas NR Shay, Kathryn Harlequin Superromance #815 Editor-Publisher Cartwright of the Bayview Herald, the local newspaper in Bayview Heights, a small town just outside New York City. New Editor is granddaughter Lacey Cartwright who took over when her grandfather suffered a devastating heart attack. Before that he looked under every stone and twig for reasons to discredit the Bayview High School principal and get him fired blaming him for Lacey's younger brother's incarceration. Newspaper never gave him a break. Publisher's granddaughter Lacey Cartwright puts her own dynamic career on hold to come help her grandfather run the paper. Both Cartwrights have a personal vendetta towards the principal. He challenges Lacey to come to high school to get the full story. She is amazed what she sees. They fall in love with each other. She realizes how biased her editorials have been. Grandfather increases pressure on her to destroy the principal. But true love wins out. 115176 1946 Because of Him M Critic (John Hamilton). Critic (James Bush). Critic (Gus Glassmire). Reporters (Helen Bennett. George Eldredge, John Kellogg, George J. Lewis, Bert Moorhouse, Jim Nolan, Tommy Quinn, Janet Shaw, John Shay, Emmett Vogan, Billy Wayne). City Editor (Charles C. Wilson). Photographer (Charles Sherlock). 115177 2007 Because of Our Child NR Early, Margot Harlequin Superromance Series #1401. Reporter Jen Delazzeri never expected to see the man who told her he didn't love her. They had a brief but intense affair when they were young and he was grief stricken at losing his fiancée in a fire. All good reasons she'd kept their daughter a secret for 13 years. Now they're together again on fire duty. He's a smoke jumper and she's covering the story. He wants to get to know his daughter and wants Jen to help investigate what went wrong at that long-ago tragedy. Will rekindling their attraction be enough to create the family their daughter needs? 115178 1952 Because of You M Reporters (Dick Gordon, Keith Richards). Photographers (Joe Dominguez, Charles Sherlock). 115179 2002 Beccerra M TV News Anchorperson (Susan Moses) 115180 1997 Beck MF Newspaper Boy (Goran Marjanovic). 115181 2001 Beck - Hamndens pris MF News Reporter (Bengt Magnusson) 115182 1998 Beck - Monstret MTF Journalist 1 (Boman Oscarsson) 115183 1998 Beck - Oga for oga MTF TV News Host (Lasse Bengtsson). 115184 2001 Beck: Hamndens pris TF Sweden. Episode #9. 6-27-2001 Journalist #2 (Bengt Magnusson). 115185 2002 Beck: Sista vittnet TF Sweden. Episode #16. 1-4-2002. Reporter (Nick Taylor). Hosts TV Show Nyhetsmorgon (Lotta Mossberg, Lennart Persson). 115186 1997 Beck: Spar i morker TF Episode #8. 10-31-1997. Sweden. Reporter (Boman Oscarsson). Serial killer decapitates people and is on the loose in the Stockholm subway. 115187 2003 Becker: Chris-Mess T Episode Editor of a leading magazine is dating John. He is going to spend Christmas with her in Vermont. 115188 1999 Becker: Film Critic, The T DVD -R HQ 4689 Episode. Film Critic and Becker have a conflict. 115189 1999 Becker: P.C. World T DVD -R HQ 4486. SVD 1450 Episode #013 Reporter attacks Becker's character. Becker considers him a troublemaker. 115190 2002 Becker: Picture Imperfect T DVD -R HQ 7096. VHS 1277 Episode Editor (Wayne Knight) gets a visit from John who is infuriated when an flattering picture of someone else is published alongside his article in a national medical journal. 115191 1911 Beckoning Fair One, The SS Onions, Oliver (George O.) Press 115192 2000 Becky Burdock CS Jack Staff #1. April 2000 Tabloid Vampire Reporter Becky Burdock of The World’s Press. Publisher Gerald Skinner is Burdock’s employer. Becky has the classic vampire powers and is able to turn into mist or bats. She has super strength. Becky was born and raised in Castletown and as a child was inseparable from her Mister Bunny toy. Going back for her toy, she got stuck in the middle of Hero Jack Staff’s last battle against Villain Hurricane, with mass destruction aplenty. She subsequently forgot about this through unexplained mystical means, but it left a mark. Twenty years later, the adult Becky had become a reporter working for The World’s Press, a “sleazy down market tabloid that makes The Sport look like a bastion of truth and integrity.” After “The Kingston business” (unexplained to this date), Becky found that the World’s Press was the only paper willing to hire her, and this in turn led her to investigate the Castleton Slasher murders. It was during this case that she first met Jack Staff. Sadly for Becky she became one of the victims of the Slasher herself, although she was luckier than most of the others. The Slasher proved to be a vampire and she came back as a vampire. Now Becky continues with her journalistic endeavours, along with a possible romance with Harold Bramble (the son of “Bramble and Son, Vampire Hunters”), and fielding offer she can’t refuse from living Shadows. She drinks tomato juice as a blood substitute, and has openly stated she wants out of Jack Staff’s weird life, but soon after saying that she got caught up in the Hurricane/Rage-Attacks incident. 115193 1992 Bed of Lies MT Lady Reporter (Starla Benford) 115194 1933 Bed of Roses M DVD -R HQ 2962, 2859. SVD 1407 Press. Heroine pretends she is from the American Newspaper Syndicate representing hundreds of newspapers. Doing a profile on rich and successful men and interviews book publisher Stephen Paige of New Orleans. Becomes his mistress. Page believes she's a journalist and tells her he doesn't want anything printed that he has not seen before it is published. 115195 2008 Bedding Down: Six Weeks on Sunrise Mountain Colorado SS Bussel, Rachel Kramer (Editor) From “Bedding Down: A Collection of Winter Erotica.” Female Paparazzo and a billionaire recluse generate some serious heat in a snowbound cabin in the Colorado rockies. 115196 2006 Bedford Diaries, The: Abstinence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder T DVD -R HQ 6052 Episode. 5-10-2006 School Newspaper Editor Richard Thorne III (Milo Ventimiglia), former Park avenue bad boy is now clean and sober and works as the college newspaper editor. Zoe is hired to be the school newspaper's sex columnist. Professor Macklin makes abstinence the topic of the week. Owen and Natalie rethink their relationship. 115197 2006 Bedford Diaries, The: I'm Gonna Love College - Pilot T DVD -R HQ 5749 Episode. 3-29-2006 School Newspaper Editor Richard Thorne III (Milo Ventimiglia), former Park avenue bad boy is now clean and sober and works as the college newspaper editor. The newspaper is about to report that the student-government president is having an affair with a professor. 115198 2006 Bedford Diaries, The: Love and the Tenth Planet T DVD -R HQ 5949 Episode. 4-26-2006 School Newspaper Editor Richard Thorne III (Milo Ventimiglia), former Park avenue bad boy is now clean and sober and works as the college newspaper editor. Owen painstakingly plans a date in hope of impressing Natalie. Lee takes an interest in online poker. Sarah reaches an important romantic realization. 115199 2006 Bedford Diaries, The: Passion of the Beaver, The T DVD -R HQ 6011 Episode. 5-3-2006 School Newspaper Editor Richard Thorne III (Milo Ventimiglia), former Park avenue bad boy is now clean and sober and works as the college newspaper editor. Richard pulls strings for Katrina's benefit. Zoe tries out to be the new school mascot. Owen and Natalie try to save the school's health clinic. 115200 2006 Bedford Diaries, The: Risky Business T DVD -R HQ 6051 Episode. 5-10-2006 School Newspaper Editor Richard Thorne III (Milo Ventimiglia), former Park avenue bad boy is now clean and sober and works as the college newspaper editor. Richard turns to Natalie for comfort after losing Katrina. Lee's gambling problem progresses. Zee contemplates her virginity. 115201 2006 Bedford Diaries, The: Tell Me No Secrets T Episode. School Newspaper Editor Richard Thorne III (Milo Ventimiglia), former Park avenue bad boy is now clean and sober and works as the college newspaper editor. 115202 2006 Bedford Diaries, The: Truth About Sex, The T Episode. School Newspaper Editor Richard Thorne III (Milo Ventimiglia), former Park avenue bad boy is now clean and sober and works as the college newspaper editor. 115203 2006 Bedford Diaries, The: Zen and the Art of Manipulation T DVD -R HQ 5925 Episode. 4-20-2006 School Newspaper Editor Richard Thorne III (Milo Ventimiglia), former Park avenue bad boy is now clean and sober and works as the college newspaper editor. 115204 1965 Bedford Incident, The M DVD -R HQ 4495, 4496. SVDSP 543. SV-Beta 496 Rascovich, Mark (Novel). James Poe (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Ness Book Magazine Reporter Ben Munceford (Sidney Poitier) permitted to do story on captain of nuclear destroyer and his crew. Ship is on practice run and journalist objects to restrictions imposed on him. Stopped from taking photos of weapons on deck. Two men clash when reporter grills captain on why he was passed over for promotion after advocating greater use of force in Cuban conflict. Reporter uses hidden microphone and secretly tapes confrontation on deck between doctor and captain. Reporter argues with captain about his actions and taking photographs. Destroyer mistakenly fires nuclear missile. Sub is destroyed but ship is also annihilated. "I'm sorry if I sound cynical, Mr. Munceford, but you see it's been my experience with the press that they ignore truth for sensationalism." "Excuse me... but isn't that a generalization that's only valid depending on which side of the fence you're on." "You're right. You're quite right. I've been anxious to meet an exception. It could very well be you." 115205 2003 Bedre liv, Et. TF Denmark - Series Editor-in-Chief, Eurowoman (Eva Wedendahl-Kruse). 115206 1998 Bedroom Incident, The: Do Not Disturb N Oldfield, Elizabeth Harlequin Presents #964 Editor and Features Editor of a daily find there is only one way to avoid a scandal. Pretend to be engaged. 115207 1924 Bedroom Window, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 115208 1987 Bedroom Window, The M News Media. TV Newswoman (Tobi Marsh). TV Newsman (Craig Jahelka). 115209 1934 Bedside M Music Critic Oscar Bernstein (William Burress). 115210 2006 Bedstand, The MT Reporter (Michael Ferdie - Voice). News Crew (Lester Nuby). TV Announcers (Michael Cooke, Travis Hodges - Voices). 115211 2008 Bedtime Stories M Paparazzi (Nick Hermz). Hotel handyman’s life changes when the lavish bedtime stories he tells his niece and nephew start to magically come true. 115212 2007 Bee Movie, The M Seinfeld, Jerry News Media cover Barry B. Benson, a bee who graduates from college and is disillusioned at his lone career choice: making honey. On a special trip outside the hive, Barry’s life is saved by Vanessa, a florist in New York City. He discovers humans actually eat honey and subsequently decides to sue the human race with destructive consequences to nature. Press Person #1 (Carol Leifer - Voice). Press Person #2 (Geoff Witcher - Voice). Human news media and Bee news media cover the story. 115213 2005 Bee Season M Photographer (Cynthia Lea Clark). 115214 2001 Beech Is Back MT Miniseries News Media. Reporter (Salima Saxton). 115215 2003 Beef DM Newscaster (Jessica Hagan). Narrator (Ving Rhames) 115216 1971 Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up To Me M Farina, Richard (Novel). Robert Schlitt (Screenplay). Sports Announcer (Bruce Witkin - Voice). Radio Announcer (Martin Gleitsman - Voice). 115217 2006 Been There, Done That N Snow, Carol Journalist Kathy Hopkins is the new education editor of the Boston-based Salad magazine. Her ex-boyfriend Tim who works for a political journal calls. She never figured he would suggest an undercover assignment for his political journal and her magazine. Hopkins wants to be taken a little more seriously. Youthful appearance forces her into the undercover assignment where she poses as a freshman at a small liberal arts college where a secret prostitution ring may be flourishing. Could mean a career-making expose. 115218 1985 Beer M Newscaster (William Mooney). Talk Show Host (Dick Shawn). Advertising firm is desperate to keep an account from a financially ailing brewery. Mail Boy (Jeff Scott). 115219 2001 Beer Money MT Weatherman Tim Maroon (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) returns to his small hometown to hang out with his high school friends. While camping they sight a UFO landing. They capture a small green alien and attempt to sell it to a tabloid TV show. 115220 2001 Beer TV DT Series 2001 Reporters (Amy Brown, Sharon Stevens, Lucy Vargas). 115221 1978 Bees, The M Newscaster (Bill Bordy). 115222 2009 Beethopia: Grand Delusion, The M Reporter (Robyn Achelpohl). Exiled scientist is determined to find a cure for ED-40, a drug that has changed the world. 115223 1992 Beethoven M DVD Reporter Ruth Walters (Sherri Paysinger) 115224 1993 Beethoven's 2nd M Newspaper Boy Jordan (Jordan Bond). 115225 1996 Before and After M TV Reporter (Jay Potter). Journalist #1 (Robert Westenberg). Journalist #2 (Susan Pratt). Photojournalist (Kevin Craig West). 115226 2003 Before and Again NM Mortman, Doris Correspondent Callie Jamieson from New York is haunted by the same dreams as her mother who committed suicide after being institutionalized for schizophrenia. Her dreams become more intense after she begins regression therapy and after the death of her former boyfriend, an heir to a billion-dollar fortune that includes the paper she works for. Her psychiatrist believes the dreams may be memories passed down through generations and her boyfriend's death trigger an intense reaction as she writes a series of articles about him. She investigates his family history and discovers the family is cursed: all heirs die prematurely from unnatural causes. Past and present converge with disastrous results for Jamieson. An NYPD detective joins forces with her to solve the mystery. 115227 1998 Before He Wakes MT DVD -R HQ 7973, 7974 TV Reporter (Laura Carlson) 115228 1987 Before Hours DT 3-2-1987 to 9-16-1988. NBC Commentator Donald T. Regan. Host Job Hamieson. Early morning business news update. 115229 1999 Before I Sleep N Lee, Rachel Radio Talk-Show Host Carey Justice of Tampa Bay, Florida, is a syndicated success with left-of-center leanings. Justice used to be Caress Stover, a former prosecutor. Man she once prosecuted for murder is set to die in three weeks. She's unsure about his guilt and begins crusade to prove his innocence and save his life. For help she turns to her former love, a detective. 115230 1997 Before I Wake N Bowman, Eric TV Anchor's apparent suicide is investigated by a detective. A celebrated British novelist who also happens to be a murderer tags along. He says he's in America to research police procedures for an upcoming book. More people die including a model the detective knows. 115231 1974 Before My Time N Howard, Maureen Weinberg List Journalist 115232 1996 Before She Dies N Havill, Steven F. Reporter Linda Real of the Postadas Register barely survives her nighttime patrol with a sheriff deputy as background for a story. The deputy is killed by a more accurate shotgun blast than the one that destroys her face. 115233 1984 Before Stonewall DT Newspaper Reporter George Buse. Publisher Barbara Grier. Printer Johnnie Phelps. 115234 1994 Before Sunrise M DVD - R HQ 8225, 8226. DVD Journalist (Ethan Hawke) meets beautiful French student on train to Paris and falls in love. 115235 2004 Before Sunset M Former Journalist Jesse (Ethan Hawke) meets the young Sorbonne student he met on a European train in the first film, "Before Sunrise." Nine years have past. Meet at a Paris book signing where he is fielding questions about his new novel. The novel is about young love and their first meeting. Journalist #1 (Louise Lemoine Torres). Journalist #2 (Rodolphe Pauly) 115236 1955 Before the Dawn P MLPL Badger, A. Play Index, 1953-60 Press 115237 1934 Before the Dawn NSF Taine, John (pseudonym of Eric Temple Bell) TV. Bronson, the president of the American Television Corporation, interested in device that sees images from pre-history. 115238 1995 Before the Rain (Po Dezju) M Manchevsky, Milcho (Screenplay) Macedonia-UK-France. Ness Book Photojournalist Aleksandar (Rade Serbedzija), Pulitzer-Prize winner, returns from Bosnia and tells his lover Magazine photographer Anne (Katrin Cartlidge) he has decided to resign because he committed murder on his last assignment. Tries to convince her to leave agency for which they both work and fly away with him. When she tells him she cannot go, he leaves her. Later she goes out to dinner with her husband, and restaurant becomes scene of carnage when angry customer opens fire. Third section of film details Aleksandar's experiences in Macedonia. He has returned there after 16 years. Writing to Anne: "This place is the same as before, but my eyes have changed. Like a new filter on the lens." Complains to member of militia he is not getting any good photographs so soldier takes a prisoner out of a line-up and shoots him. "My camera killed a man." Last section, Aleksandar is shot while trying to help a little girl who escapes to the monastery. 115239 1954 Before the Twilight of the Gods SS GPL Waltari, Mika In "Moonscape and Other Stories." Newspaperman-Narrator in drowning Europe, though almost "my only communications with the Swiss news agency that got me my press passport took the form of telegraphic distress signals for more money. . 115240 2004 Before Whispers Become Silence N Little, Andrew Clyde News Media 115241 2005 Befrielsens mindretal - Det tyske mindretal DF Denmark Editor-in-Chief Siegfried Matlok, Der Nordschleswiger. 115242 1972 Befrienders, The: Fallen Star T Episode #11. 4-29-1972 Interviewer (Raymond Mason). 115243 1736 Beggar's Pantomine; Or, the Contending Colombines P Woodward, Henry Critic 115244 1891 Beggars All: Novel, A N MLPL Dougall, Lily Crime Reporter Hubert Kent for the Evening Journal and a burglar: "I don't live by stealing. I have a regular occupation, which uses most of my time and supports me." 115245 1978 Beggars and Choosers N OWN - H Kalpakian, Laura Anne News Media. Literary critic Alvin Lundy, an academic, prospect of a dean's post, Sheridan University. 115246 2000 Beggars and Choosers: T SVD 875 (Excerpts) Episode News Media 115247 1921 Begierde MF Reporter (Hermann Picha). 115248 1990 Begin to Exit Here: Novel of the Wayward Press, A N Welter, John Reporter Kurt Clausen, terminal smart alec, has been fired from several newspapers because he can't keep his mouth shut. Lands another reporting job. 115249 1894 Beginner, A N USC Broughton, Rhoda Critic Edgar Hatcheson. Miss Greenway, reviewer, publisher's niece. Editor of the Porch, a literary journal ("and when she does review, the tomahawks!…having known what the suffering is, how can she have the heart to inflict it on others? Greenway editor of the Porch. Miss Greenway denies she wrote critical review. Hatcheson wrote the review Light ridicule of the provincial reviewer and other varieties of the genius critic. 115250 1957 Beginning of the End M Freiberger, Fred, Lester Gorn (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Audrey (Peggy Castle) for the National Wire Services covers an attack of giant mutated locusts on Chicago. Aggressive type who takes photographs even when military tells her not to. They confiscate her camera. Keeps phone in her car so she can call her editor. While taking pictures of a town destroyed by locusts, she compares it to her previous experiences in Seoul and Berlin after World War II. Editor calls her back to New York because it is getting too dangerous, but she decides to stay in Illinois since "the big story is here." Has romance with scientist. Both science and the military stop the threat. "When you barge into people's lives and drag them off to places they don't really want to go aren't you sort of in danger of becoming unpopular?" "It's an occupational hazard." "How'd you pick such an occupation?" "I think it sort of picked me. I guess I was born inquisitive." TV Newscaster (John Close). News Editor Norman Taggart (Douglas Evans). TV Announcer (Bill Baldwin). 115251 1947 Beginning or the End, The M DVD -R HQ 2766, 2767 Newsreel Narrator (John B. Kennedy). Weatherman (Ralph Crane). Harried Editor (Harry Hayden). Research, development and deployment of the first atomic bomb as well as the bombing of Hiroshima. 115252 1975 Begone, Begone P MLPL Keeney, C.H. Play Index, 1973-77 Press 115253 1959 Behemoth, the Sea Monster M TV Newscaster (Neal Arden) 115254 2001 Behind Enemy Lines M SVD 1190 News Media. Serb Anchor (Vedrana Seksan). Sky News Cameraman (George Davis). 115255 1996 Behind Enemy Lines M TV Reporter (James Karen) 115256 2006 Behind Enemy Lines: Axis of Evil M BBC Reporter (Courtenay Taylor). 115257 2009 Behind Enemy Lines: Colombia M TV Reporter (Roy Sanchez-Vahamondes). Navy SEALS mount an attack on Colombian special forces to clear their names and rescue a hostage. 115258 1945 Behind Green Lights M Photographer Mike O'Shea (Jack J. Ford). 115259 1932 Behind Jury Doors M Fenton, Frank E. (Story). John Thomas Neville (Adaptation) Ness Book Reporter for the Post, Steve Mannon (William Collier, Jr.), uncovers press corruption while trying to clear a doctor accused of killing his nurse. A rival paper, The News, was planning to attack the district attorney who is supported by Mannon's paper. When Mannon is ordered by the Post's publisher to drop his investigations, he goes to the News with the story implicating the publisher and the district attorney with profiting from a guilty verdict. Cautious editor of the rival sheet insists on proof before it is printed. 115260 1948 Behind Locked Doors M VHS 936 Wald, Malvin (Story). Wald, Eugene Ling (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Kathy Lawrence (Lucille Bremer) for San Francisco Tribune, arranges for investigator to be committed to sanitarium as patient to find out what happened to missing judge. She arranges fake marriage so as his wife she can have him committed. She makes occasional visits to check on his progress in finding out what happened to judge. She eventually pulls gun on judge's girlfriend and trades places with her to get into asylum. She holds the judge at gunpoint to rescue investigator who has been found out and captured by judge's cohorts. 115261 2003 Behind the Camera: Unauthorized Story of 'Three's Company,' The MT Bell, Elisa Reporter at Interview (Lisa Best). Reporter #3 (Chad Bruce). Newsweek Photographer (Brian Drader). 115262 2004 Behind the Camera: Unauthorized Story of 'Charlie's Angels,' The MT SVD 1533 News Media. Paparazzi (Kent R. Karemaker). 115263 2006 Behind the Camera: Unauthorized Story of 'Diff'rent Strokes,' The MT Journalist (Daniel Bacon). Journalist (Brenda Crichlow). Playboy Photographer (Claude Knowlton). 115264 2005 Behind the Camera: Unauthorized Story of 'Mork and Mindy,' The MT News Media. Interviewer (Dion Luther). 115265 1865 Behind the Curtain N Addison Press 115266 1935 Behind the Evidence M Shumate, Harold (Story and Screenplay) Ness Book Society Columnist. Playboy Tony Sheridan (Norman Foster) loses his fortune and takes a job writing a society column for Daily Herald editor Hackett (Edward Keane). Involved in intrigue, racketeers and murder. New York Times: "The Daily Herald office, too, is an inspiration to jaded newspaper men. When the rewrite man takes a story over the phone the entire office gathers around his typewriter." "A friendly tip to the producers: City editors on metropolitan newspapers do not occupy private offices. They are strategically located in the city room so they can tell whether Joe is actually going out on his story or just picking it up from City News." 115267 1935 Behind the Green Lights M Reporter (Harry Harvey) 115268 1937 Behind the Headlines DT Newspaper. Pete Smith Specialties: How a newspaper operates from inception of story to time paper hits the street. Shot at the Los Angeles Times 115269 1952 Behind the Headlines M UK Only Press 115270 1956 Behind The Headlines M UK Only Reporter Paul Banner (Paul Carpenter). Reporters compete with London police to solve a murder. They see it as their duty to investigate and solve a crime for the sake of a front page scoop for their daily newspaper. Reporters do not sit around waiting for press releases. 115271 1955 Behind the Headlines NM Chapman, Robert Press 115272 1937 Behind the Headlines M DVD -R HQ 1712, 1713. SV 49 Ahearn, Thomas (Story). Edmund L. Hartmann, J. Robert Bren (Screenplay) Ness Book Radio Reporter Eddie Haines (Lee Tracy) with Station KBC. who continually scoops the papers with his on-the-spot coverage. Chief rival is New York Star Reporter Mary Bradley (Diana Gibson). He rescues Sob Sister and a Billion in Gold. Bradley claims Haines once sent her out to get an engagement ring just so he could scoop her on a story. Contempt of newspaper reporters for immediate competitors. Current editor of her paper wants Gibson. End up co-existing. Tiny (Tom Kennedy) is Haines' sidekick. Publisher Alan Bennett (Phillip Huston). Reporter Duggan (Doodles Weaver). Disgusted Reporter (Lynton Brent). Announcer (Ralph Robertson). 115273 1939 Behind the Headlines A #284 . One of the 2,000 WPA Posters known to exist. The Library of Congress’ collection of more than 900 posters is the largest in the world. Posters were made possible by one of the few U.S. Government programs to support the arts. Newspaper Headlines. Poster depicting events behind newspaper headlines, showing images related to war. Silk screen, color. Created as a Federal Art Project, Illinois, 1939. Date: Sept. 7, 1939. 115274 1971 Behind the Lines DT New York Times Journalist Harrison E. Salisbury news analysis show 115275 1946 Behind the Mask M Grant, Maxwell (aka Walter B. Gibson) Stories. Arthur Hoerl (Story). George Callahan (Screenplay) Ness Book - Shadow film series Columnist Brad Thomas (Robert Shayne) for The Daily Bulletin is murdered and the Shadow investigates. Ruthless columnist has been taking money from individuals to keep their names out of his columns. Killed in office while writing his column.. Shadow is accused of murdering columnist to prevent his identity from being printed. The real Shadow sets out to clear his name causing him to postpone his marriage to long-suffering assistant. Newsroom is used for initial interrogations and in the end of the film when suspects are gathered and The Shadow exposes the killer. Reporter (James Nataro) Copy Boy (Cill Christy) 115276 1937 Behind the Mike M Ahearn, Thomas and Walton Butterfield (Story). Barry Trivers (Screenplay) Ness Book Radio Producer George Hayes (William Gargon) is fired when he hits one of his sponsors. Another station's radio manager Jane Arledge (Judith Barrett) hires him and he vows to turn the station around. Tiny Martin (Don Wilson) is a New York radio announcer. Fights the mayor who is run out of town. Hayes is offered his old job back and he and Arledge head for New York. 115277 2001 Behind the Music: Geri Halliwell T Episode #113. 2-7-2001 Publicist Jonathan Hackford. Photographer Adrian Mott. 115278 2001 Behind the Music: Oasis T SVD 1032 Reporter Dominic Mohan, tabloid press 115279 1998 Behind the Music: Selena T Episode #22. 3-29-1998 Interviewer-Narrator Jim Forbes. 115280 1940 Behind the News M SV 173 Schary, Dore, Allen Rivkin (Story). Isabel Dawn, Boyce De Gaw (Screenplay Ness Book Cub Reporter Jeff Flavin (Frank Albertson), Journalism school intern, scholarship winner, tries to get job at Daily Enquirer. Reporter Steve Woodrow (Lloyd Nolan) is missing. Managing Editor looks for him in bars, Turkish baths. Finds him in barber shop Turns in expense account to cover liquor bills, poker losses. Flavin assigned to keep eye on veteran journalist. Young cub idolizes him. His earlier writing inspired him to become reporter Covers story for Woodrow who is too drunk to do it. Woodrow concocts scheme to get Flavin out of profession by arranging phony legal transcript implicating mayor in murder scandal. Managing Editor discovers fake story before it gets into print. Cub is fired. Scholarship entitles him to six months on paper. Assigned task of reading paper's comics over company-owned radio station. While in night court, Flavin overhears frame-up for murder in night court. Determines to find "a paper in this town that has nerve enough to print the story." No one will hire him. Takes job with legal paper. He and Woodrow fight, then join forces to expose web of corruption. Foster, a Reporter (Dick Elliott). Reporter (Archie Twitchell). Reporter Monroe (Harry Tyler). First Reporter on the Phone (Herb Vigran). 115281 1948 Behind the News SS GPL Finney, Jack In "Third Level, The." Newspaper Owner and Editor Johnny Deutsch of the Clarion. Inherited small-town weekly Secretary Miss Gerraghty. Clarion printer, Nate Rubin. Johnny worse than his father. 115282 1959 Behind the News with Howard K. Smith DT 1-11-1959 to 3-29-1959. CBS TV Journalist. CBS Newsman Howard K. Smith, news analysis program 115283 2003 Behind the Red Door M DVD -R 1684 Based on a True Story Photographer (Kyra Sedgwick) returns to Boston and takes care of her brother who is battling AIDs. The successful photographer wants to get back to work, but can't leave her angry brother. 115284 1943 Behind the Rising Sun M DVD -R HQ 3432, 3433. VHS 1267 Young, James R. (Book). Emmet Lavery (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Sara Braden (Gloria Holden) for the Tokyo Express. Military provides minor inconvenience to her coverage of war, but opposition soon becomes more direct and violent. She witnesses massacre of Chinese women and children. Publisher Reo Seki (J. Carroll Nash) is an influential Japanese newspaper publisher who is well connected to the rising power structure. His son, an engineer, returns after attending college in the United States. Americanized engineer opposes father's support of warrior state, but gradually becomes indoctrinated into the militaristic mentality. Publisher appointed Minister of Propaganda, but he questions actions of those in power including his son. Reporter Braden accuses the son of not stopping the bayoneting of babies in the Chinese massacre. Japanese soldiers torture Braden to get her to admit everything she wrote in paper was a lie. She refuses to give in. Son accuses his lover as well as the reporter and her boyfriend of being spies and has them imprisoned. Father arranges for them to escape. Son's lover remains behind to fight from within. When son is killed in bombing raid, father commits suicide. 115285 1995 Behind the Scenes with "Thunderball" DT Publicist Tom Carlyle. 115286 1916 Behind the Screen M Cameraman (James T. Kelley). 115287 2002 Behind the Startup: Icevan.com M Reporter (Barb Stuckey). 115288 1949 Behind the Story: R Series - 1949-57 Press 115289 1945 Behind the Story: Modern Jonah R CD11 - Wells News Media 115290 1964 Behold a Pale Horse M Reporter (Michael Lonsdale). 115291 1934 Behold My Wife M Reporter at Train (Neal Burns). Reporter at Train (Martin Malone). Reporter at Train (Jack Mulhall). Reporter at Train (Pat O'Malley). Reporter (Rhea Mitchell). Photographer (Fuzzy Knight). 115292 1998 Bei zheng MF Interviewer (Lindzay Chan). Interviewer (Evans Chan). 115293 1990 Beijo 2348/72 MF Photographer (Gianfrancesco Guarnieri). 115294 2002 Being Eve: Being Famous T Episode #17. 7-2-2002 News Media. Reporter (Michelle Lafferty). News Presenter (Colin Moy). 115295 1993 Being Human M News Media. Reporter (Andrew Dolan). Reporter (Jeanne Reynolds). News Sound (Karen L. Thorson). 115296 2007 Being Michael Madsen M Paparazzi Guy (Jason Loughridge). Reporters (Ingrid Dydyn, Caroln Cumming, James Ryan, Oscar Sanchez, Andrew A. Williams, Sean Harris, Dave Zajac, Michael Thad Bragulla, Jeremy Rosengrant, Brian Trent). 115297 1979 Being There M DVD MacLaine TV Reporter (Laurie Jefferson) does an interview with Gardener. Other Reporter (Paul Marin). Other Reporter (Janet Meshad). Other Reporter (Allen Williams). Kinney (Katherine De Hetre), News Researcher at Washington Post. News Publisher Lyman Stuart in bar with Courtney (William Larsen). Financial Editor Sidney Courtney (John Harkins) of Washington Post. News Publisher Lyman Stuart (William Larsen), in bar with Courtney. 115298 1983 Being, The M Newswoman (Tracy Barry) 115299 2007 Beirut in Shades of Grey N Mills, Dana Kamal British Photojournalist Luke Elliott and Rasha Halwani, a victim of the Lebanese civil war, begin a clandestine romance while on vacation in Paris. But the tranquility of their previous encounters quickly dissipates when Luke’s unannounced arrival on Rasa’s doorstep in Beirut incites a wrangle over cultural differences and polarized attitudes towards war. Once certain of her values and her role as a woman in the late 20th-century Islamic society, Rasha finds herself stymied by the voices before her and the ramifications of pursuing a life with this Westerner. 115300 1980 Beirut Pipeline NM OWN - H Alan, Ray Journalist Ray Alan, agent of the top secret British Security Service "Tossteam." Correspondent in Beirut. Old friend is dead and he's suspicious of murder. 115301 1961 Bekjui amheuk MF South Korea Journalist (Hye-jeong Kim) attempts to clear his cousin's name of murder so he begins an investigation into the crime. He discovers the killing was politically motivated, but lacks proof against the person he knows to be behind the murder. He enlists the aid of his editor's daughter to help him gather evidence. 115302 2000 Bel Air M Photographer (Angus Scrimm). 115303 1976 Bel Ami M Photographer (Charlie Elvegard) 115304 1939 Bel Ami MF Germany Journalist Forestier (Will Dohm). 115305 1910 Bel-Ami N OWN - H Maupassant, Guy de Reporter Georges Duroy (Bel-Ami), an ambitious young reporter who works for M. Walter, the owner of a newspaper. 115306 1931 Bela Lugosi DM Short Interviewer Dorothy West. Bela Lugosi - Himself. 115307 2004 Belfast: Novel of the Troubles, A N Clark, Douglas American Freelance Photojournalist Mason Devereux is drawn into doing a project on the violence of Northern Ireland. He makes contact with the Irish Republican Army. The I.R.A. is interested in publicity showing Protestant paramilitaries' violence against Catholics. A deal is struck and Devereux is given access to extraordinary photo opportunities. He accepts the I.R.A.'s assistance, but finds his own way to get incriminating photographs of the I.R.A.'s own violence. On the verge of a negotiated end of the violence with the British government, a renegade faction of the Irish Republican Army, lead by seventies legendary gunman Michael Flynn, derails that movement toward peace. Flynn and Devereux cross paths in a sequence of violent events that continues the tragedy of Northern Ireland's Troubles. 115308 2006 Believe M News Media. News Reporter (Dan Rascone). TV Anchorman (Wood Terry). 115309 1939 Believe It Or Else C L. Vol. 3, Golden Age Parody News. Mr. Ripley's Believe It Or Not 115310 1950 Believe It or Not: Murder Makes the Headlines DT Episode. 5-3-50 Host Mark Roberts 115311 2006 Believe Me N Pearson, Patricia Magazine Editors at The Moral Volcano pay the salary of Frannie Mackenzie who thinks she finally has her life on track. Even though she backed into love and parenthood, getting pregnant before she even knew how to spell her lover Calvin’s last name (P-U-D-D-I-E), the birth of baby Lester seems to put everything in the right order at last. 115312 2002 Believe Nothing: Get Rich Quick T Episode #1. 7-14-2002 Journalist (Tim Vine). 115313 2001 Believer, The M TV Reporter (Michael Port). Guy's Photographer (Carl Fischer). 115314 2007 Believers M Weatherman on TV (Rif Hutton). 115315 1987 Believers, The M News Vendor (Juan Manuel Aguero). 115316 2002 Believing the Dream (Return to Red River, 2) NR Snelling, Lauraine School Reporter Thorliff Bjorklund in Sweden has had a passion for writing for as long as he can remember. But college life is not as he had imagined. The only bright spot in his life is his job at the newspaper. Time and distance that created a rift between him and his childhood sweetheart. When summer arrives, things are looking up at school and he must return home and confront this relationship. Marriage seems out of the question for his sweetheart. She has learned her mother died giving birth to her and she is determined to become a doctor in order to save lives of other women in childbirth. 115317 1923 Bell Boy 13 M Press Agent Mr. Haskell (Larry Steers). 115318 1945 Bell for Adano, A M Photographer (Frank Lackteen) 115319 1936 Bell in the Fog, The NM Strange, John Stephen (Dorothy Stockbridge Tillett) Reporter-Photographer. Barney Gantt was introduced in 1936 as staff photographer for the New York Globe. As the series progresses, Barney keeps up his photography but is also billed as the Globe's star reporter. 115320 1971 Bell Jar, The N OWN - H Plath, Sylvia College Journalists Esther Greenwood. one of 12 student editors for a special college issue of a leading women's magazine, Ladies' Day in New York. She is slowly falling apart as she rushes though the frenetic magazine life of lunches, meetings, and dances. 115321 1979 Bell Jar, The M Student Editors (Christine Estabrook, Beth McDonald, Shelley Rogers, Ruth Van Poons). 115322 1958 Bell, Book and Candle M DVD -R HQ 6918, 6919. L Publisher James Stewart. Author Ernie Kovacs. Non-journalism 115323 2002 Bella Betten M American Newscaster (John Hartnett) 115324 2004 Bella Block - Das Gegenteil von Liebe TF Journalist. 115325 2008 Bella Kowalski: Murder in Los Lobos NM McGinty, Sue #1 Bella Kowalski Series Journalist Bella Kowalski is a former nun who is now an obituary writer for the local paper and an activist for nature conservancy. When the daughter of a prominent local family is pushed off a cliff into the Pacific Ocean, Bella knows that her murder had something to do with plans to build a profitable but ill-advised wastewater treatment plant on environmentally sensitive land. The woman is only the first victim in what becomes a thorny scandal involving powerful politicos, corrupt local government, greed, family secrets and skullduggery in this small Central Coast community in California. Bella is from Detroit and is married to an ex-cop from Chicago. She becomes deeply involved in the murder of a prominent landowner whose property is slated for development of a controversial wastewater treatment plant. 115326 1929 Bellamy Trial M Reporter (Betty Bronson). Reporter (Edward J. Nugent). 115327 1928 Bellamy Trial, The NM OWN - H Hart, Frances Noyes Female Reporter. Unnamed red-haired female reporter for the Philadelphia Planet who is covering her first big trial. A male reporter for the New York Sphere fills her in on procedure and a romance develops. 115328 2008 Belle in the Big Apple: Novel with Recipes, A N Parkhurst, Brooke Journalist Belle Lee, a vivacious, tart-tongued daughter of Mobile, Alabama, decides that the only way she’ll ever make a name for herself as a journalist is to leave the family newspaper and head to New York. She soon realizes just how daunting life in the big city can be. An outsider desperate to carve a place for herself in the cutthroat world of New York journalism, Belle marches all over town in her kitten heels and her single Chloe suit to hand-deliver resumes and smiles, and to beg for a job from the indifferent or downright hostile office drones. She refuses to give up. With heroic persistence, a wicked sense of humor and a taste for the gourmet, Belle sees what it takes to become a New Yorker. She flirts with a gorgeous young man on the subway, only to learn later that he's stolen her purse; braves the judgmental stares of her neighbors; goes on a series of hilariously disastrous dates and then, finally, she catches her big break: a job as a production assistant at a conservative twenty-four-hour news network. Belle throws herself into her work, sure that her talents will be noticed. All the while, she suffers the sexually suggestive commentary of one of the station's better-known male anchors, doggedly fetches scripts and pulls footage in the wee hours of the morning while working the midnight shift. Belle even maintains her Southern charm, baking cakes for her coworkers and befriending the office security guard. Things start to look up when Paige Beaumont, the channel's star female news anchor, takes Belle under her wing. Paige shows Belle the ropes, dispenses career advice, includes her in the office gossip and also sets her up on dates at restaurants where,before, Belle had only dreamed of one day being inside. But when Belle uncovers the truth behind an illegal network deal that may jeopardize the election of female presidential candidate Jessica Clayton, she realizes that intelligent and ambitious women need to stick together — and she has no choice but to take matters into her own hands. With thirty recipes for everything from Bribe-Your-Coworkers Pound Cake to Single-Girl Sustenance and how to make the perfect Manhattan — all told in the delightful and plucky voice of a determined and saucy young woman — Belle in the Big Apple is about finding love in the most unlikely places, following your dreams and staying true to yourself. 115329 1951 Belle Le Grand M DVD -R HQ 8437, 8435 Newsboy (Jimmy Ogg) 115330 1934 Belle of the Nineties M L Editor (Wade Boteler). 115331 1919 Belle of the Season, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 115332 2006 Belle Ruin NJ Grimes, Martha Cub Reporter Emma Graham is 12 years old and the youngest cub reporter in the history of the local newspaper. Her irrepressible sleuthing leads her deep into the woods near Spirit Lake, where she discovers the crumbling remains of a sumptuous grand hotel. On the scent of a scoop, she begins probing the hidden history of the vacation palace, uncovering secrets buried deep inside the Belle Rouen's burned ruins. 115333 1962 Belle Sommers M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 115334 2000 Belles de nuit MF France. Photographer Jean-Pierre Larcher (Himself). 115335 1987 Belles Lettres Papers, The N OWN - H Simmons, Charles Newspaper. Belles Lettres, a highly literary and literate weekly. 115336 1950 Bellezze in bicicletta MF Reporter (Luigi Pavese). 115337 1951 Bellissima MF Photographer (Arturo Bragaglia). 115338 1987 Bellman and True M UK Photographer Simon (Martin Gower). 115339 1965 Bells of Bicetre, The N Simenon, Georges Newspaper Publisher Rene Maugras has risen from obscurity to publisher of a highly influential Paris newspaper. Then, suddenly, he finds himself in a Paris hospital, speechless and paralyzed, yet surprisingly clear of mind. For the first time in his life he is forced to reflect. Maugras then goes through the stages of illness and recovery. 115340 2006 Belly of the Beast, The M News Media. Roving Reporter (Christie Fletcher). 115341 1917 Beloved Adventuress M Critic (Robert Paton Gibbs) 115342 1987 Beloved Deceiver NR OWN - P Kidd, Flora Harlequin Presents #1058 Magazine Writer Glenda Thompson, a famous magazine writer 115343 1959 Beloved Infidel M DVD -R HQ 2057, 2058. VHS 487 Graham, Sheila, Gerald Frank (Book). Sy Bartlett (Screenplay) Ness Book. Peck Gossip Columnist Sheilah Graham (Deborah Kerr) has an affair with Writer F. Scott Fitzgerald (Gregory Peck). When she first arrives from England, the British-born Graham contacts John Wheeler (Philip Ober) at the North American Newspaper Alliance. She gets a job at the New York Mirror but is fired when one of her columns appears in another paper. Wheeler offers her a year-long contract in Hollywood as a gossip columnist where she quickly earns a reputation for her ruthless attacks on performers. Once she meets Fitzgerald, her journalism career becomes secondary. Efforts to start radio program "like Louella" thwarted when Fitzgerald goes on a drunken binge and disrupts her tryout. "I write about Hollywood as I see it…that's my privilege. I'm a reporter." Variety, 11/18/59: "This is primarily a film about a sharp, aggressive film columnist who falls in love with a man who is her intellectual superior by miles, and…."` "…who, through the association with him, attains a new human stature. It is also a film in which the characters go mostly unexplained, and this makes for a superficiality which deprives them of sympathy." Reporter (Frank Gerstle). 115344 1958 Beloved Infidel N OWN - P Graham, Sheila and Gerald Frank Gossip Columnist and Scott Fitzgerald 115345 1913 Below the Deadline M Ness Book Reporter for the Chronicle catches a female crook stealing a necklace. Returns it because he loves her. Later accused of killing her father. Reporter is sent to prison, but heroine sets a trap to force a confession from the real killer. 115346 2001 Belphegor - Le fantome du Louvre MF Photographer (Christophe Veillon). 115347 1972 Ben M L Gilbert, Stephen (Characters). Gilbert A. Ralston (Screenplay) Ness Book - Sequel to Willard. Reporter Billy Hatfield (Arthur O'Connell) argues with police chief who asks him to downplay a series of rat attacks to avoid a panic. "Panics sell newspapers," he says. Shows up at scenes of subsequent assaults by rats to make a few comments. Reporter present at lengthy confrontation between police and rodent army. Cigar in his mouth, he says, "I get paid to write about heroes, I don't have to be one." Reduced role for newsman in this sequel. 115348 2006 Ben 10: Alliance, The C Episode #9. 2-18-2006 Radio Newscaster (Dave Fennoy - Voice). TV News Announcer (Jim Ward - Voice). 115349 2006 Ben 10: Lucky Girl C Episode #10. 3-4-2006 News Media. Reporter (Nancy Linari - Voice). Radio News Announcer (Richard McGonagle - Voice). 115350 2006 Ben 10: Midnight Madness C Episode #28. 12-2-2006 Newscaster (Jim Ward - Voice). 115351 2006 Ben 10: Secrets C Episode #13. 3-25-2006 TV News Reporter (Jim Ward - Voice). 115352 1996 Ben Balasador: Akin ang huling batas MF Philippines Journalist 115353 1930 Ben Bernie, The Old Maestro R 1930-41 Columnist Winchell rivalry 115354 1892 Ben Bruce N Alger, Horatio Jr. Press 115355 2004 Ben Franklin DT DVD -R HQ 10311 12-5-2004 Journalist Ben Franklin was a founding father who was also an accomplished scientist, inventor, businessman, statesman and newspaperman. 115356 1947 Ben Grauer's Americana Quiz DT Host Ben Grauer quiz show 115357 1957 Ben Hecht Show, The DT Host Ben Hecht, former newsman 115358 1953 Ben Hecht's Tales of the City T Series - Six Episodes - Ben Hecht teleplays Journalist Ben Hecht 115359 1953 Ben Hecht's Tales of the City T Hecht, Ben Series - Six Episodes Ben Hecht teleplays Journalist Ben Hecht 115360 1989 Ben Henry: All Points Bulletin NM OWN - P Weiss, Mike #2 Ben Henry Mystery Reporter Ben Henry has been bumped from the San Francisco Courier for probing too deeply. The 40ish ex-reporter who drove a San Francisco cab is now licensed as a private eye. He winds his way through the city, in and out of a marriage, a career as a newspaper journalist and a few murders. 115361 1992 Ben Henry: Dry and Thirsty Ground, A NM Weiss, Mike #3 Ben Henry Mystery Reporter Ben Henry has been bumped from the San Francisco Courier for probing too deeply. The 40ish ex-reporter who drove a San Francisco cab is now licensed as a private eye. He heads toward Big Sur to rescue his oldest pal from an ax murder charge and finds two raging forest fires, a xenophobic mountain clan, marijuana farming, a retarded boy, a nurse suspected of euthanasia -- even romance. Henry is now a licensed P.I. 115362 1987 Ben Henry: No Go on Jackson Street NM OWN - H - P Weiss, Mike #1 Ben Henry Mystery Reporter Ben Henry has been bumped from the San Francisco Courier for probing too deeply. The 40ish ex-reporter is now driving a taxi. He learns that Columnist Harry Shugart was murdered and his friend is in trouble. The foster son of Ben's best friend is an outlandishly fey drug dealer who is set up to take the rap for the murder of San Francisco's top columnist. The young man is shot to death and Henry gets involved. Soon he is embroiled in a tangled web of murder, drugs, hidden family ties and multigenerational revenge. He gets involved with the columnist's beautiful daughter, a powerful and malevolent newspaper publisher and his gay son. Henry started out as a San Francisco ex-reporter reborn as a cab driver. When Ben witnesses flamboyant drug dealer Yollo's murder, his old reporter instincts kick in. 115363 1880 Ben Hur: Tale of the Christ, A N Wallace, Lew Newsmonger. Chapter 13, Page 62: "What news have you?" "Then you have not heard?" "No." "They say the Christ is born," said the newsmonger, plunging into her story. It was curious to see the faces of the laborers brighten with interest; on the other side down came the jars, which, in a moment, were turned into seats for their owners. "The Christ!" the listeners cried. "So they say." "Who?" "Everybody; it is common talk." "Does anybody believe it?" The newsmonger then tells what she knows. 115364 2000 Ben Newman: Good and the Dead, The N Shubin, Seymour Magazine Crime Writer Ben Newman, a writer of true-detective stories, has written about scores of murders and thinks he has seen it all -- until he's confronted with the murders of adults from his old neighborhood whom he hasn't seen since childhood. Begins with the body of his brother's wife found floating in the family swimming pool. Suspicion centers on Ben's brother. Ben then finds himself confronted with a series of strange deaths. Newman had one book published but never expected to be more than an observer on a homicide case. Someone has targeted his elementary school class and he must discover who the culprit is before anyone else dies. 115365 2007 Benchwarmer NS Lancaster, Bill Sports Editor Taylor Prescott was an Arkansas youngster who grows up to become a nationally recognized sports editor and the number one authority on the Arkansas Razorback football program. Prescott faces many hurdles before landing a job in Fayetteville, Arkansas where he overcomes personal tragedy to witness the greatest college football game of all time between the Arkansas Razorbacks and the Texas Longhorns. What leads this intrepid reporter to the final big stage on the day of the championship game and where does he fit in with President Reagan and the crazy Cuban exile? Is it another practical joke from his boyfriend Winky, and will the wicked newspaper war in Little Rock have a dramatic effect on Prescott’s life. Will the beloved Hogs finally win the big one for the coach and will Taylor’s sweetheart and young son be left alone at the hospital? The Secret Service must react swiftly as the drama unfolds on national TV with bombastic broadcaster Howard Bizell at the microphone. Everyone is watching and history is being made as violence erupts in Razorback land. 115366 2001 Beneath Loch Ness M News Media. Reporter in Press Room (Tim Murphy). Network Reporter (Kevin P. Kearns-Kerns). Reporter (Jonathan Fraser). The legendary Loch Ness Monster terrorizes a lake in Scotland. 115367 2005 Beneath the Skin MT News Media. Reporter (Caroline Laskowska). TV Newsreader (Chris Rogers). TV Newsreader (Liz Wickham). 115368 2004 Beneath the Surface NR Turner, Linda Silhouette Intimate Moments #1333 Crime Reporter Logan St. John has a no-strings-attached connection with Abby Saunders. But that’s about to hit a snag. He could see how much danger she was in, spotting danger was his area of expertise. Funny how he completely missed the signs around his heart. Saunders was certainly aware that when it came to her boss, and his mysterious, possibly unsavory dealings, she felt she knew too much. When it came to men, she knew too little. So when she was introduced to crack reporter St. John, she was relieved. After all, it was unlikely that the still-grieving, if gorgeous widower would be looking for a relationship -- and maybe he could help her figure out how much trouble she was really in. 115369 1992 Benedict Canyon N Van Wormer, Laura News Media. Editor Kate Weston of a New York publishing company dedicates herself to salvaging the incomplete autobiography of a major TV star. Their friendship grows. Private and public lives of two media women. Weston, beloved by authors and agents, barely hangs on to her job because the house has recently been purchased by a big conglomerate that understands how to market toys but doesn't appreciate good books. 115370 1997 Beneficiary, The MT News Media. Female Anchor (Stacie Randall) 115371 1946 Benefit Performance N Sale, Richard Press Agent discovers the murderer of a Hollywood actor's double 115372 2009 Bengal’s Heart NSF Leigh, Lora Reporter Cassa Hawkins has always supported Breed rights -- especially in light of a specimen like Cabal St. Laurents, the epitome of the male animal. But when the Breeds are incriminated in a series of violent murders, it’s left to Cassa and Cabal to discover the truth before they become prey. Paranormal series set in a world where genetically altered Breeds and the humans who created them sometimes come together in the fiercest of passions. 115373 1968 Bengelchen liebt kreuz und quer MF Reporter (Sammy Drechsel). 115374 1985 Beniker Gang, The (aka: Dear Lola) T SVD 814 Newscaster (Anna Bond). 115375 1951 Benjamin Franklin R Episode. 5-17-1951. Hallmark Playhouse Journalist-Printer Benjamin Franklin 115376 2002 Benjamin Franklin: Let the Experiment Be Made DT DVD -R HQ 4067 Printer's apprentice goes to London, pursues enlightenment, returns to Philadelphia, becomes a publisher, promotes civics and achieves fame as a scientist. 115377 1953 Benjamin Franklin: Misunderstood Man, The R Episode. 11-29-1953. Hallmark Playhouse: Journalist-Printer Benjamin Franklin 115378 2003 Benjamin Justice: Blind Eye NM Wilson, John Morgan #5 Benjamin Justice Mysteries Reporter Benjamin Justice is a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter disgraced and fired for inventing sources. He now is on a quest for the Catholic priest who molested him when he was 12 years old. Ace Los Angeles Times Columnist Joe Soto is engaged to Justice's friend and shows him an outline for a book he plans to write about an infamous assassin who works for various drug cartels. Then Soto obligingly writes a story about Justice's missing priest and is promptly murdered by a hit-and-run driver outside a restaurant. At 32, Justice was one of Los Angeles' best known journalists. He had respect and envy of his colleagues, admiration of his employers and ear of city's population. Then he won Pulitzer Prize for one of his features and everything came crashing down. It was discovered he had invented the subjects of his piece and he was forced to return the Pulitzer, was fired from his job and became a pariah to most of his former colleagues. 115379 1999 Benjamin Justice: Justice at Risk: NM Wilson, John Morgan #3 Benjamin Justice Mysteries Journalist Benjamin Justice of the Los Angeles Sun is a Pulitzer Prize-wining reporter who discovers he is HIV-positive. His lover is dead of AIDS and he was disgraced and fired for inventing sources for his Pulitzer Prize-winning article. Justice has just turned 40. His good friend, Alexandra Templeton, a fast-rising African-American reporter at the Los Angeles Sun wants to introduce him to a handsome UCLA anthropology professor. The professor in turn introduces Justice to his close friend, documentary film producer Cecile Chang in order to work on a script for a series about AIDS. Justice begs off. But when he meets "Adonis-like" associate producer Peter Graff, he says yes. Graff has been working on his own for nearly a week because the series director Tom Callahan has disappeared without a word. They find the director's apartment abandoned with traces of blood and a sign of a struggle in the bedroom. Next day, Callahan's body turns up severely mutilated in an area of Los Angeles known for homosexual cruising. Then another documentary filmmaker Brian Mittelman is killed. Justice discovers how the two murders are related through political corruption. 115380 2000 Benjamin Justice: Limits of Justice, The NM Wilson, John Morgan #4 Benjamin Justice Mysteries Journalist Benjamin Justice of the Los Angeles Sun is a Pulitzer Prize-wining reporter who discovers he is HIV-positive. His lover is dead of AIDS and he was disgraced and fired for inventing sources for his Pulitzer Prize-winning article. Still trying to come to terms with his HIV-positive status, Justice is just resurfacing after a six-month-long romance with Cuervo Gold when he is roused from his self-induced torpor by a young woman offering him work and money. A sleazy star biographer has just written an expose of the woman's late father, an actor known for his masculine hunkiness claiming the Hollywood he-man was a pedophile. She wants Justice to write the rebuttal and set the record straight. But before he can begin, Justice discovers the woman in her bedroom with a needle in her arm. She's murdered. Justice, with a generous advance in his bank account, is determined to find out who did it. 115381 2004 Benjamin Justice: Moth and Flame NM Wilson, John Morgan #6 Benjamin Justice Mysteries. Reporter Benjamin Justice, HIV-positive, disgraced prize-winning journalist temporarily laboring as a civil servant, completing text and captions for an important 20th century booklet on historic West Hollywood sites. Newswoman Alex Templeton. The writer who preceded him on the job is found murdered. Stacks of notes and old photos lead Justice on a trail that involves him not only with the investigation of his predecessor's death, but also with the decades-old disappearance of a heartthrob. His friendship with African-American Newswoman Alex Templeton is severely tested as she is poised on a slippery slope of journalistic ethics during her quest for a story. Her actions and the spin of the news story itself call into question the underpinnings of her relationship with Justice, bringing forth feelings of betrayal and even jealousy in Justice, whose heart aches for humanity's imperfections. Justice, a gay, uses Prozac, is HIV-positive and is minus an eye. 115382 1997 Benjamin Justice: Revision of Justice N OWN - P Wilson, John Morgan #2 Benjamin Justice Mysteries Journalist Benjamin Justice of the Los Angeles Sun is a Pulitzer Prize-wining reporter who discovers he is HIV-positive. His lover is dead of AIDS and he was disgraced and fired for inventing sources for his Pulitzer Prize-winning article. Justice and the go-getting young African-American journalist, Alexandra Templeton go to an open house at the home of a well-known teacher of screenwriting. Templeton is on assignment, but the body she finds in the teacher's garden is a shocker. Justice thinks it's murder. The dead man, a quintessential Hollywood deal maker with phony credentials and no scruples, has many enemies. Justice, ever the investigative journalist, however reluctant, begins to nose around and finds the killer. Along the way he reawakens a part of himself, the past he had kept buried or preserved in alcohol, ever since the death of his lover from AIDS seven years ago. A homophobic police lieutenant turns a deaf ear to Justice, the jaded ex-journalist along for the ride with a crime reporter who thought she was working on a feature on the screenwriting game. It takes a second murder to convince the police. 115383 2006 Benjamin Justice: Rhapsody in Blood NM Wilson, John Morgan #7 Benjamin Justice Mysteries Reporter Benjamin Justice, HIV-positive, leaves West Hollywood to go to a crumbling resort hotel on the edges of the high California desert to accept an offer from Alexandra Templeton, a reporter friend, to spend a weekend at the Haunted Springs Hotel. Fallen journalist Justice has been crawling out of his dark night of the soul via disciplined work on his autobiography. With the first draft in on time, he joins Templeton for a brief getaway from months of troubled sleep and restless writings. Their first road trip takes them from West Hollywood to the California desert, where a gossip columnist is murdered on the set of a movie about the state's last lynching. The hotel is the site of the rape and murder of a movie star 50 years before. The lynching of a black handyman charged with the crime and the suicide of the star's daughter in the same hotel room 25 years later. 115384 1996 Benjamin Justice: Simple Justice: NM OWN Wilson, John Morgan #1 Benjamin Justice Mysteries. Journalist Benjamin Justice of the Los Angeles Sun is a gay, Pulitzer Prize-wining reporter who discovers he is HIV-positive. His lover is dead of AIDS and he was disgraced and fired for inventing sources for his Pulitzer Prize-winning article. Justice is a recovering alcoholic and has been hiding out in a West Hollywood neighborhood known as the Norma Triangle when he's called back reluctantly to the world of the living by an unexpected and unwelcomed visit from his former boss, Harry Brofsky. Brofsky who wants Ben to do some underground work (strictly off-the-record) with an up-and-coming beautiful, long-legged African-American Reporter named Alexandra Templeton to investigate a seemingly motiveless killing outside a local gay bar. It's a second chance given to him by his old editor. The investigation throws Justice back into the life of gay bars, spurned lovers, dysfunctional families and tawdry secrets. It's everything he has tried to escape. He quickly falls into a brutal relationship with a sexually confused young Latino. He also lusts after the son of a homophobic politician and has to fend off the unwanted advances of his reporting female partner. 115385 2008 Benjamin Justice: Spider Season NM Wilson, John Morgan #8 Benjamin Justice Mysteries Reporter Benjamin Justice a disgraced journalist who is HIV-positive and former Pulitzer Prize winner, finally publishes his autobiography, which creates a series of threats against him and everyone he loves. Two characters come out of the woodwork after the disgraced West Hollywood reporter publishes his revealing memoir: a young ex-marine bent on instigating a fight with Benjamin and a manipulative middle-aged man with a zealous interest in spiders. Shamed years earlier after his Pulitzer Prize was rescinded because he made up his sources, Benjamin struggles to untangle these two figures’ mysterious ties to him. Meanwhile, he has to deal with a former rival reporter, the unscrupulous Cathryn Conroy, who is intent on digging up more truth than he chose to admit in his book. Justice was revered as a fine journalist who deservedly won a Pulitzer for his articles on nursing his lover who was dying from AIDS. When it was substantiated that he had fabricated his story, he became despised, black balled and the only person forced to return a Pulitzer. He changed careers solving mysteries instead of writing articles. Now he publishes his memoir. The unprincipled Reporter Cathryn knows Justice did not uncover all his scandalous muck. She investigates him so she can pile more dirt on him and more fame on her. 115386 1974 Benji M Newspaper Boy (Joey Camp). 115387 1987 Benji the Hunted M TV Cameraman (Mike Francis). 115388 2004 Benji: Off the Leash! M News Media. TV Newscaster No. 1 (Margaret Loesch). Newscaster No. 2 (Dava Whisenant). Newscaster No. 3 (Joe Camp). 115389 1998 Benny Andersen: Dansk smil med hjornetaender DF Denmark Interviewer Hanne-Vibeke Holst. Portrait of author-poet Benny Andersen. 115390 2007 Benny Bliss and the Disciples of Greatness M Newscaster (Dave Cobert). 115391 1991 Benny Hill Show, The: T Episode. 1-30-91 Reporter broadcasts from a swamp 115392 1979 Benny Hill Show, The: T SV 213 Episode Parody News. Female Newscaster played by Benny Hill. 115393 1979 Benny Hill Show, The: T DVD -R HQ 4948 Episode Parody Sports News. Sportscaster in World of Sport. 115394 1971 Benny Hill Show, The: Cinema: Vintage Years, The T Episode #9. 3-24-1971 Interviewer (Andree Melly - Herself). 115395 1989 Benny Hill Show, The: Crook Report, The T Episode #57. 2-8-1989 TV News Reporter (Carla De Wansey). Hosts Benny Hill. Announcer Henry McGee. 115396 1962 Benny Hill Show, The: Mystery of Black Bog Manor, The T Episode #7. 11-30-1962 News Editor (Peter Vernon). 115397 1974 Benny Hill: Best of Benny Hill, The: Grass is Greener, The T UK. One in a collection of sketches Interviewer (Andree Melly). 115398 1988 Bensberger Zwischenspiel NM Sülzer, Bernd Germany Journalist 115399 1979 Benson: T PR - Series.1979-1986. Press Secretary Pete Downey (Ethan Phillips), the governor's press secretary introduced. News Media. 115400 1985 Benson: Bookburner, The T Episode. 3-29-1985. Season #6. Episode #23 News Media. Reporter #1 (Mae E. Campbell). Reporter #2 (Greg Finley). Press Secretary Pete Downey (Ethan Phillips), the governor's press secretary 115401 1983 Benson: Close Encounters on the Third Hole T Episode #81. 1-14-1983 News Media. Reporter (Sheila Scott-Wilkenson). Press Secretary Pete Downey (Ethan Phillips), the governor's press secretary 115402 1985 Benson: Don't Quote Me T DVD -R HQ 6161 Episode Press. Governor's private remarks are leaked to the press. Press Secretary Pete Downey (Ethan Phillips), the governor's press secretary 115403 1985 Benson: Full Court Press T Episode News Media. Press Secretary Pete Downey (Ethan Phillips), the governor's press secretary 115404 1985 Benson: Governor's House Call, The T Episode News Media. Press Secretary Pete Downey (Ethan Phillips), the governor's press secretary 115405 1984 Benson: Home for Christmas T Episode #125. 12-21-1984 News Media. The Reporter (Hillary A. Holland). Press Secretary Pete Downey (Ethan Phillips), the governor's press secretary 115406 1985 Benson: On the Road T Episode. 1-11-1985 News Media. Press Secretary Pete Downey (Ethan Phillips), the governor's press secretary 115407 1980 Benson: Power Play T Episode #21. 3-20-1980 News Media. Reporter (Ken Lerner). Reporter (Tom Tully). Press Secretary Pete Downey (Ethan Phillips), the governor's press secretary 115408 1982 Benson: Sweet Irish Rose T DVD -R HQ 7430 Episode.#57. 2-11-1982 Photojournalist. The governor falls in love with a photojournalist. Press Secretary Pete Downey (Ethan Phillips), the governor's press secretary 115409 1983 Benvenuta MF Journalist (Renato Scarpa - The Journalist) 115410 0650 Beowolf: Part XXXV PO Anonymous. Francis B. Gummere (Translation) Herald: "Hasted the herald, the hoard so spurred him his track to retrace; he was troubled by doubt…." 115411 0650 Beowulf: Part V PO Anonymous. Francis B. Gummere (Translation) Messenger: "Messenger, I, Hrothgar's herald! Heroes so many ne'er met I as strangers of mood so strong. 'Tis plain that for prowess, not plunged into exile for high-hearted valor, Hrothgar ye seek!" 115412 0650 Beowulf: Part VI PO Anonymous. Francis B. Gummere (Translation) Herald: "Then hied that troop where the herald led them, under Heorot's roof: [the hero strode,] hardy 'neath helm, till the hearth he neared. Beowulf spake, his breastplate gleamed, 115413 0650 Beowulf: Part XXXVII PO Anonymous. Francis B. Gummere (Translation) Herald: "Little I kept back of the tidings new, but told them all, the herald that up the headland rode." 115414 1988 Beregerac: Crossed Swords T Episode #50. 1-9-1988 TV Commentator (Lesley North). 115415 1981 Beregite zhenschchin! MF Journalist (Andrei Gradov) 115416 2002 Berelsen - de uaktuelle nyheder TF Episode #4. 3-29-2002 Reporter (Erik Clausen - Himself). Host: Mikael Bertelsen). 115417 2004 Bergdorf Blondes N Sykes, Plum Fashion Magazine contributors, young Manhattan socialites, women who shop all day, aspire to marry and are employed, if at all, for a fashion magazine. 115418 2004 Berger & Mitry: Burnt Orange Sunrise, The NM Handler, David #4 Berger & Mitry Mysteries Movie Critic Mitch Berger, a white, middle-aged syndicated movie critic and his lover, a homicide-toughened black cop now providing police service for village of Dorset, Conn. Berger's caustic views on modern movie-makers, celebrities and hangers-on. Guests at dinner party at Astrid's Castle. Inn is run by the daughter and her husband of the 94-year-old reclusive pioneer film director, Ada Geiger. Murders occur and the cop takes charge. Berger an Desiree Mitry solve the crimes. 115419 2002 Berger & Mity: Cold Blue Blood, The: NM Handler, David #1 Berger & Mitry Mysteries Movie Critic Mitch Berger, a top film critic with major New York newspaper has become almost a recluse since his wife died one year ago. Spends his time in his apartment or in the dark recesses of a screening room. Although he continues to dazzle moviegoers and film elite with his criticisms, his editor and good friend is alarmed about him. As a scheme to pull him out of his grief, she gives him a non-film assignment. He is to do a color story on the wealthy and social homeowners on Connecticut's Gold Coast. He meets Lieutenant Desiree Mitry, one of only three women on the Connecticut State Police major crimes squad, the youngest and the only black. 115420 2004 Berger and Mitry: Bright Silver Star, The: NM Handler, David #3 Berger and Mitry Mysteries Film Critic Mitch Berger is now a transplanted New Yorker and renowned film critic who loves the beautiful black trooper Desiree "Des" Mitry. Arrival of Academy Award winner and her husband promises an exciting summer than usual for Dorset residents with hordes of reporters and stargazes. When the husband falls off a cliff, the two investigate. Mitch finally becomes acclimated to simple village life, but returns to New York and tries to dispel some of the painful memories of his deceased wife. He introduces Des to the energy and pulse of the city. 115421 2003 Berger and Mitry: Hot Pink Farmhouse, The: NM Handler, David #2 Berger & Mitry Mysteries Film Critic Mitch Berger, a New York film critic and author of two movie reference books, is spending his first autumn on Big Sister, a private island off Dorset, Conn. Desiree "Des" Mitry, the black, beautiful and former homicide investigator for the Connecticut state police, now directs traffic and pursues art classes. Both get caught up in a squabble that pits pro-development locals against those are against it. And, of course, there's also murder and the romance between Des and Mitch. Bits of film trivia woven throughout. 115422 1990 Bergerac: T Episode. Crime Drama Series Photographer. Witchcraft is suspected in the strange death of a photographer, but Bergerac discovers that the magic was really murder 115423 1990 Bergerac: T Episode. 11-9-90 TV Journalist. Investigation into the robbery of a visiting American network executive and attempts to blackmail a local TV journalist lead Bergerac (John Nettles) to the New York Mob 115424 1983 Bergerac: Almost Like a Holiday T Episode. 2-6-1983. Season #2. Episode #5. Reporter (Peter Godfrey). 115425 1988 Bergerac: Burnt T Episode #52. 1-23-1988 News Media. Reporter (Jane Gogarty). Reporter (Ray North). Reporter (Graham Pitt). 115426 1985 Bergerac: Chrissie T Episode #35. 11-15-1985 News Media. "Vogue" Reporter (Kate Ingram). Radio Interviewer (Clare Clifford). Fashion Show Producer (Daniel Andre Pageon). 115427 1983 Bergerac: Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie T Episode. 1-23-1983. Season #2. Episode #3 Reporter (John Conway). Photographer (Ray Dunbobbin). Radio Interviewer (Chris Hambrow). News Editor (Hayden Jones). 115428 1983 Bergerac: Come Out Fighting T Episode #24. 11-11-1983 News Media. Reporter (Tessa Peake-Jones). Photographer (Kevin Lloyd). 115429 1987 Bergerac: Deadly Virus, The T Episode #44. 1-31-1987 Reporter (Desmond MacNamara). 115430 1981 Bergerac: Evil That Men Do, The T Episode #80. 1-26-1991 Reporter (Steve Nicolson). 115431 1983 Bergerac: Fall of a Birdman T Episode #16. 2-13-1983 Newscaster (Betty Henwood). Cameraman (Laurie Montgomery). 115432 1983 Bergerac: Miracle Every Week T UK. Episode #17. 2-20-1983 Photographer (Brian Edwards). Nationwide Interviewer (Sue Lawley). 115433 1983 Bergerac: Moonlight Girls, The T UK. Episode #19. 3-6-1983 Photographer (Alan Barry). 115434 1989 Bergerac: Other Woman, The T Episode #60. 2-18-1989 News Media. Reporter (Julie Dawn Cole). 115435 1981 Bergerac: Trechard's Last Case T UK. Episode #64. 3-18-1989 Photographer (Paul Bhattacharjee). 115436 1985 Bergerac: What Dreams May Come? T Episode #32. 10-25-1985 Newspaper Editor (John Ringham). 115437 1985 Bergereac: Tennis Racket, The T Episode #36. 11-29-1985 Reporter (James Mansfield). 115438 1964 Bericht von den Inseln MTF Reporter (Harmut Reck). 115439 1973 Beringer und die lange Wut N Fuchs, Gerd Germany Journalist 115440 1945 Berlin M U.S. Version Commentator (William S. Gailmor). 115441 2000 Berlin -- Book One: City of Stones N Lutes, Jason Graphic Novel Journalist Karl Severing 115442 1994 Berlin '39 M Journalist (Aleksandr Aleksandrov). Journalist (Kolio Doncey). 115443 1970 Berlin Affair T Copy Girl (Gitta Schubert). 115444 1942 Berlin Correspondent M DVD -R HQ 3086, 3080. SV 196 Fisher, Steve, Jack Andrews (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent-Radio Commentator Bill Roberts (Dana Andrews) for Around the World News stationed in Berlin. Flanked by officials while reading his copy announcing 16th day without any sign of enemy planes as bombs are heard dropping Roberts reads coded copy monitored stateside and translated copy is printed in the New York Chronicle. Taken in by woman who discovers he is getting information from stamp collector who is her father. She has a change of heart. Asks Roberts to help free her father. Disguised as military psychiatrist, Roberts gets in to see prisoner. Claims man clubbed him and escaped. Convinces head of psychiatric ward news is embarrassing so they should tell the Gestapo man committed suicide. Roberts gives passport to father so he can escape. Germans hold Roberts captive. Arrange for sound-a-like to go on the air. Daughter promises to marry Gestapo officer if he will let Roberts go. Radio Man (Paul Seidel). Radio Announcer (Emmett Vogan). Roberts escapes with the woman's help. Reporter Red (Walter Sande). Announcer (Emmett Vogan). "Listen, sister, I'm just an American newspaper guy. If I were one of your German superman it might be different." Reporter Red (Walter Sande). 115445 1992 Berlin Report MF South Korea Korean Reporter working in Paris investigates a case in which a Korean woman, who has been living in Europe since she was three years old, is accused of murdering her adopted father. He becomes intrigued by the murder trial of the Korean girl accused of killing her French stepfather. Nothing can be learned from the girl because the trauma of the event has changed her into a mute, so the journalist seeks out her brother. 115446 1989 Berlin-Yerushalaim MF Editor (Vernon Dobtcheff). 115447 1933 Bermondsey Kid, The M UK Only Press 115448 1991 Bernard and the Genie MT Newscaster (Trevor McDonald). Reporter (Vincent Hanna) 115449 2006 Bernie Mac Show, The: Fantasy Football T Episode #92. 1-27-06 Photographer (Jeff Marlow). Assistant Photographer (June Malcolm). 115450 2003 Bernie Mac Show, The: For a Few Dollars More T Episode #40. 5-14-2003 Newscaster (John F. Beard). 115451 1982 Bernstein-Beethoven T Miniseries Commentator (Maximilian Schell) 115452 1985 Berrenger's: For Gloria's Benefit T Episode #2. 1-12-1985 News Media. TV Reporter (Lori Michaels). Public Relations Practitioner. Son is public relations practitioner 115453 1985 Berrenger's: Roll Tape T Episode. 2-23-1985 News Media. Public Relations Practitioner. Son is public relations practitioner 115454 1985 Berringer's: T PR Public Relations Practitioner. Son is public relations practitioner 115455 1967 Berserk M DVD -R HQ 8813, 8814. L AFI-Publicity Public Relations 115456 2006 Bert M Newscaster (Nora Vetter). 115457 1996 Bert Swain: Count Your Enemies NM Nathan, Paul #3 Bert Swain Mysteries Public Relations Director Bert Swain for a New York-based medical research center is divorced, fast approaching 30 and hates the limelight with a passion. But then he's pressured into taking on some undercover sleuthing for an ecological think tank. He does just fine. With the help of his precocious teenage daughter, he solves several murders. He's promised an assistant if he succeeds. 115458 1995 Bert Swain: No Good Deed NM Nathan, Paul #2 Bert Swain Mysteries Public Relations Director Bert Swain is PR chief at a Manhattan medical research center and is asked to investigate the death of a lawyer whose fatal poisoning in his hospital bed remains a case unsolved by the police. It turns out that as a child, the lawyer had been the lead witness in the prosecution of a couple who ran a country day-care center, accusing them of sexual abuse of the children. He had come to regret his role and had begun planning a book. But who would want him dead? With the aid of his cheerful lover, Eve, Bert asks around among the dead man's friends, relatives and law partners, and comes up with a theory. But then Bert begins to suspect that he or his 12-year-odl daughter visiting from Canada may be in danger. Bert is amusingly self-deprecating. 115459 1994 Bert Swain: Protocol for Murder NM Nathan, Paul #1 Bert Swain Mysteries Public Relations Director Bert Swain was once a New York City reporter with a belief in the difference between good journalism and schlock. He's now in Florida writing stories about poltergeists for a supermarket rag. He goes back to New York where an old friend has gotten him a job as publicity director for a medical research facility and where strange events trigger his reporting instincts and turn him into a detective. Swain is divorced, middle-aged with an understated sense of humor. Back in New York, he's nearer his 11-year-old daughter who lives with her mother in Toronto. 115460 2002 Bertelsen - de uaktuelle nyheder TF Episode #9. Reporter Jorgen Leth. Host Mikael Bertelsen. 115461 2002 Bertelsen - de uaktuelle nyheder TF Episode #10. 10-25-2002 Reporter Ole Michelsen.. Host Mikael Bertelsen. 115462 2002 Bertelsen - de uaktuelle nyheder TF Episode #2. 3-15-2002 Reporter Soren Ryge Petersen.. Host Mikael Bertelsen. 115463 2002 Bertelsen - de uaktuelle nyheder: TF Episode #8. 4-26-2002 Reporter (Thomas Winding - Himself). Host Mikael Bertelsen. 115464 2002 Bertelsen - de uaktuelle nyhedere TF Episode #1. 3-8-2002 Reporter Niels Hausgaard. Host Mikael Bertelsen. 115465 2002 Bertelsen - de uaktuelle nyhedere TF Episode #5. 4-5-2002 Reporter Poul Nesgaard. Host Mikael Bertelsen. 115466 2002 Bertie and Elizabeth MTF UK. Radio Commentator (Osmund Bullock). Press Photographer (Paul Aubrey-Rees). 115467 2000 Beso que me diste, El MF Puerto Rico News Media. Angela (Maricarmen Aviles). Angela's Cameraman (Modesto Lacen). New York Reporter (Maxinne Lausell). San Juan Reporter (Lourdes Moran). Production Assistant Cristie (Tania Villalon). TV Director (Jose Felix Gomez). 115468 2001 Besotted M Editor (Bill Galvin) of Sentinel 115469 2000 Best M UK Reporter 1 (Ron Webster). Reporter 2 (Brian Regan). Football Commentators (Sean Barrett, Joao Ferreira, Kenneth Wolstenholme). Interviewer (Clive Anderson). Photographer (Nick Wall). Photographer (Phil Gwilliam). Tabloid Hack (Ed Maddrell). Cameraman (Jason Gilroy). 115470 2009 Best MT News Media. Reporter (Paul Kennedy). Journalist (Laurence Doherty). 115471 2001 Best Actress MT SVD 930 Investigative Reporter (Thomas Calabro) is killed by one of five fictitious women whose outrageous behavior as Oscar nominees make tabloid headlines. 115472 1989 Best Bet Gazette, The N Gondosch, Linda (Patricia H. Lincoln, illustrator) Newspaper. Two rival girls in the summer of 1954 produce a neighborhood newspaper. Aspiring sixth-grade journalist Judy 115473 2001 Best Damn Sports Show Period, The DT Series 2001 Reporter-Newsreader Lisa Guerrero (2001-2003). Correspondents Shauntay Hinton (2002-2003), Leeann Tweeden (2006), Lauren Sanchez (2003), Claudia Jordan. Newsreader Lisa Dergan. Host John Kruk. Hosts John Kruk, Chris Rose 115474 1984 Best Defense M TV Reporter Gloria Webber (Patricia Pivaar), Channel 6 News. TV Reporter (D. David Morin). Cameraman (Burton Collins). 115475 2004 Best Enemies N Heller, Jane Publicist Amy is forced to work on a self-help guide by her ex-best friend Tara, who four years ago stole Amy's fiancé and married him herself. Tara gushes about her dreamy home life so Amy lies -- says she's engaged, then recruits a bad-boy writer to play her fake boyfriend. 115476 1943 Best Foot Forward M DVD -R HQ 7427. 7428 Holm, John Cecil (Book). Irving Brecher (Screenplay) Publicity Agent Jack O'Riley (William Gaxton) convinces movie star to go to Winsocki Military Academy's big dance after being invited by a cadet. News Media. 115477 1986 Best Friends -- Sweet Valley Twins N Pascal, Francine School Journalist Elizabeth Wakefield is 12 and wants to work on the school newspaper. 115478 1969 Best House in London, The M PR - AFI-Publicists Editor (Maurice Denham) of "The Times." Journalist-Writer Charles Dickens (Arnold Diamond). News Vendor (Tommy Godfrey). 115479 1954 Best in Mystery, The T Series 1954-1956 Press 115480 2000 Best in Show M Commentator Trevor Beckwith (Jim Piddock). Photographer Terry (Doane Gregory). Photo Editor (Melanie Angel), "American Bitch" 115481 1987 Best Intentions N Lehrer, Kate Journalist Sarah Adams is the host of her own prestigious Washington, D.C., television program. 115482 1984 Best Kept Secrets MT TV Reporter #1 (Deborah Dalton). TV Reporter #2 (Beau Billingslea). News Editor (Peggy Feury). News Editor (Peggy Feury). 115483 1998 Best Laid Plans, The N Sheldon, Sidney PR Public Relations Woman Leslie Stewart turns her husband's fortune into a news empire and goes after the man who broke her engagement on his way up. Go-getter young journalist. 115484 1982 Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, The M L. SV 640 King, Larry L., Peter Masterson (Book-Play). King, Peter Masterson, Colin Higgins (Screenplay). Ness Book TV Consumer Reporter-Advocate Melvin P. Thorpe (Dom DeLuise) for The Watchdog Report on the late night news prepares an expose on the Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. Considers himself "the electronic bounty hunter." He claims, "I'm not one of those sensation mongers tout to boost his own ego. Show is presented with a live audience and a chorus of singers-dancers. Claims he has first amendment protection when sheriff tries to stop him. He attacks sheriff on the air. Holds press conference for the state legislature to close the whorehouse don. The governor (Charles Durning) befuddles assembled reporters with a double-talk song and dance number. Pressure of media finally works and whorehouse is closed. Female Reporter (Sharon Ammann). Female Reporter (Claudette Gardner). Female Reporter (Suzi McLaughlin). Female Reporter (Sharon Ammann).. Male Reporter (John Edson). Male Reporter (Robert Ginnaven). Howard K. Smith as himself. Closed On Account of TV." Reporters treated as a negative force. "The power of television, of public exposure, is so great it scares me." 115485 2005 Best Made Plans, The NSF Cole, Everett B. Reporter Merle Boyce bringing you the latest happenings of the day. 115486 1964 Best Man, The M DVD -R HQ 2097, 2098. DVD. SVD 565 PR Public Relations Practitioner Art Hockstader (Lee Tracy). Reporter (Bill Stout) plays himself as a reporter. Reporter (William Henry). Reporter (Ray Kellogg). Photographer (Jack Daly). 115487 1997 Best Men M DVD -R 1787 TV Reporter Cindy Vargas (K.K. Dodds) from Channel KGAB 9 News. Male Reporter (Robert Harvey) 115488 1994 Best Movie Ever Made, The M Reporter (Dan O'Leary). Taste-Test Interviewer (Bill Cemansky). 115489 1987 Best of Betty, The SS OWN - H Willett, Jincy In "Jenny and the Jaws of Life: Short Stories by Jincy Willett." Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Betty 115490 1954 Best of Broadway, The: T Series 1954-1955 Press 115491 1955 Best of Broadway, The: Guardsman, The T Episode #7. 3-2-1955 Critic (Reginald Gardiner). 115492 1959 Best of Everything, The M VHS 490 Editor Amanda Farrow (Joan Crawford) difficult editor in a magazine publishing house. One of the editors Mike (Stephen Boyd) 115493 1958 Best of Everything, The N OWN - H Jaffee, Rona Editor. Difficult female editor 115494 1970 Best of Everything, The TS Jaffe, Rona novel is source. 3-30-1970 to 9-25-1970. ABC Publisher. Key Publishing Company in New York City. April Morrison (Julie Mannix, then Susan Sullivan) is "dewey-eyed innocent" from Maine when she comes to work for Key Publishing Company. Amanda Key (Gale Sondergaard) her boss. 115495 1989 Best of Gilda Radner, The T Commentator (Chevy Chase) 115496 2004 Best of Jason Ridge, The M Adult - Hardcore - Compilation Video. Interviewer (Jason Sechrest). 115497 2004 Best of Sexcetera DT DVD -R 1621 Adult Reporters cover stories dealing with sex: Reporters Hoyt & Frank ("guys you'd want to party with," a couple of USC graduates), Kira Reed, Scott Potasnik, Sam Phillips (former Jordache girl). Reporters Susannah Breslin (writes about sex for "Details," "Detour," "Harper's Bazaar), Lauren Hays. 115498 2000 Best of Sexcetera II T SVD 876 Adult - Playboy Newsmagazine. Reporters. 115499 1993 Best of the Best M TV Reporter (Rusty Meyers) 115500 1993 Best of the Best 2 M TV Reporter (Rusty Meyers). 115501 1993 Best of the Blues Brothers, The M Interviewer (Tom Davis) 115502 1959 Best of the Post T Series - Stories in Saturday Evening Post dramatized Magazine. Saturday Evening Post. 115503 1961 Best of the Post, The: Frontier Correspondent T Episode #11. 1-14-1961 Editor Horace Greeley (Jerome Cowan) of the Tribune sends a hotshot reporter out to become his new frontier correspondent. 115504 1991 Best of the Worst DT Series 1991 Japanese Correspondent (Dave Spector) 115505 1987 Best Seller M News Reporter (Arlin Miller). El Paso TV Anchor (Bill Mitchell) 115506 2003 Best Sex Ever 5: Sexy Pictures, Hearts on Fire, Bump & Grind MT DVD -R HQ 9412, 9413 Adult Radio Host Veronica (Angela Davies) of a sexy late night talk show listens to caller’s scintillating stories. 115507 2003 Best Sex Ever: Dirty Dancing T DVD -R HQ 10175 Adult Radio Host Veronica (Angela Davies) of a sexy late night talk show listens to the story told by a young woman who takes a dirty dancing class. 115508 1962 Best Shall Die N Roman, E. Press 115509 1994 Best There Is Bret "Hitman" Hart 2, The M Commentator (Lord Alfred Hayes-Himself). Commentator (Stan Lane). Commentator (Vince McMahon-Himself). Commentator (Jim Ross-Himself). 115510 1956 Best Things in Life Are Free, The M Critic Percy (Harold Miller) of the New York Herald Tribune.. Photographer (Emily Belser). Newsboy (Robert Banas). 115511 1985 Bestest Present, The M AD Newspaper Advertisement 115512 1996 Bestseller, Der N Goldsmith, Olivia Journalists Judith and Daniel Gross collaborate on a commercial venture about a mother who kills her children. Judith writes. Daniel edits and sells. But he gets greedy and claims sole authorship. Wicked portrait of publishing world. Five authors and their books, all handled by big-time New York City publishing house Davis and Dash compete for a position on the New York Times bestseller list. 115513 1981 Bestseller, The N Ramsey, Lila Weinberg List Journalist 115514 2002 Bestseller: TF Episode #32. 2-27-2002 Book Critic Lars Bukdahl. Host Isabella Miehe-Renard. 115515 2004 Bestseller: Bestseller Laeseklubben - Klaus Rifbjerg TF Episode #72. 2-25-2004 Journalist-Author Lone Kuhlman. Author Klaus Rifbjerg. Host Isabella Miehe-Renard. Writer Morten Albaek. 115516 2003 Bestseller: Bestseller Samtalen - William Gibson TF Episode #51. 2-27-2003 Film Critic Henrik Palle. Hosts Isabella Miehe-Renard, Steen Kramhoft. Author William Gibson. 115517 1970 Besuch gegen zehn MTF West Germany Journalist (Peter Pasetti). 115518 1992 Besucher, Der MF Photographer (Axel Wandtke) 115519 2001 BET Nightly News DT Series 2001. News Program. Anchor (Jacque Reid). 115520 1990 Bethune: Making of a Hero, The M Reporter 1 (Lorne Brass) 115521 1982 Betrayal M Publisher Robert (Ben Kingsley) is a feckless and cuckolded husband. He is married to a beautiful and talented British actress. 115522 1978 Betrayal T News Media 115523 1945 Betrayal From the East M DVD -R HQ 5887, 5888. DVD -R 1538 Hynd, Alan (Novel). Aubrey Wisberg (Adaptation). Kenneth Gamet, Wisberg (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Drew Pearson does prologue and epilogue. "Betrayal from the East is a true story. Nobody could've made it up. It really happened. I know. As a newspaperman I saw some of it happening, I did what I could to help assemble some of the facts…." "…But that's not important. What is important is that it happened in America. Right here. It must never happen again. Look at it, and remember that." Reporter Marsden (Louis Jean Heydt) arrives to tell Editor Hildebrand (Jason Robards) he has discovered plans by Japanese to attack the United States. Produces list of names of Japanese men in American in on the plot. Editor tells him to destroy the list after memorizing it and to get the information to Army intelligence. Reporter is said to get drunk on the boat from Yokohama and falls overboard. Reporter never drunk a day in his life. Editor is also killed in fall from hotel window. Columnist Pearson at end of film issues this warning: "We must not relax again. It can't happen here again!" 115524 1998 Betrayal, The: Novel, A N Willett, Sabin Managing Editor Mac of the Washington Herald looks into arrest of friend, a thirtysomething divorced lawyer, who used to be a reporter before she went into government service. She discovers her boss deposited $50 million in a Swiss bank account in her name. She is put on electronic-bracelet house arrest. Then goons kidnap her daughter to keep the woman silent. She is ordered to plead guilty to trumped-up federal charges of bribery and money laundering -- or her 12-year-old daughter will be raped and murdered. Will Mac get the story before she is nabbed by shadowy Republican goon squad or FBI? It turns out she is being used as cover for her boss and mentor, top gun at Office of the U.S. Trade Representative and the Republican candidate for vice president. She bolts on a cross-country search for her daughter. Will Mac be able to save his former reporter? He takes off to explore the European end of the conspiracy. Meanwhile she and her daughter escape, hitchhiking to evade the small army of assassins chasing them. 115525 1535 Betrayals of Men: Monna Quinimina ER COPY Aretino, Pietro In "Dialogues." Newsboy Furfante in "Monna Quinmina" shouts "Stories! Stories.! Fine Stories! The war on the Turks in Hungary…the council, stories!" "…the affair in England, the pomp of the Pope and the Emperor, the Circumcision of Via Vova, the sack of Rome, the siege of Florence, the fall of Marseilles, Stories! Stories! Stories!" 115526 1535 Betrayals of Men: Sack of Rome, The ER COPY Aretino, Pietro In "Dialogues." Newsreader in Rome (Ikan McNeice). Account of the sack of Rome: "The people who, to gain ten ducats, were destroyed." "…the pity was to hear husbands, red with blood which streamed from their wounds, calling for their lost wives in a voice that would have made the solid block of marble in the Coliseum weep." Aretino: Father of press agents and publicists. First journalist, publicist and art critic demonstrating power of the pen. 115527 1988 Betrayed M News Reporter (Joel Daly) 115528 1990 Betrayed NR Sommers, Beverly Silhouette Intimate Moments #329 Journalist 115529 2006 Betrayed N Hosp, David Washington Post Reporter Elizabeth Creay has her throat slashed and two mismatched pair of D.C. detectives investigate. Her sister, Sydney Chapin returns to Washington to learn that her sister has been brutally murdered. Sydney went to law school and Elizabeth became a reporter. For help, Sydney turns to the detectives investigating the murder, but the true murderer seems always to be one step ahead of them. Elizabeth's murder at first appears to have resulted from a break-in by a druggie looking for cash, but its true nature suggests itself after Sydney speaks to people Elizabeth saw during her final days. 115530 2003 Betrayed MT Based on a True Story News Cameraman (B.J. Harris). Town suffers from outbreak of severe water contamination. 115531 2003 Betrayed N DuBois, Brendan Newspaper Editor Jason Harper of Maine’s Berwick Banner answers his door in the middle of the night to see an older man, shabbily dressed, with gray hair and a beard. And in a split second, Jason’s life turns upside down. The man claims to be Jason’s older brother Roy, show down over North Vietnam in 1972. For nearly three decades, the fate of 2,000 American servicemen, missing in action in Vietnam, has remained a mystery. Now with the ring of a doorbell, the mystery of some is about to be solved. Jason’s joy at reuniting with his brother is quickly tempered as ruthless killers begin pursuing his family and friends, and as his faith in the man’s claims threatens to tear his family apart -- even if they do all make it out alive. Suppose a group of Vietnam MIAs had been secretly shipped to the Soviet Union where intelligence agents grilled them constantly for almost 30 years? What would have happened to these men when the U.S.S.R fell apart? One of them, Captain Roy Harper, a bomber pilot shot down in 1972 makes it home to Berwick, Maine where he promises to tell his younger brother, Journalist Jason, the fantastic story. But before he can continue, two heavily armed Russian mercenaries break in, kill the family dog, and threaten Jason, his wife, Patty, and six-year-old son, Paul, with a similar fate. The Harper family splinters. Jason goes off with his idolized brother to confront an American official who can prove Roy’s story, while the tougher, more pragmatic Patty reluctantly goes into hiding with Paul. The Harper brothers try to get the story out to the world by way of a New Hampshire TV station. 115532 1994 Betrayed by Love MT Reporter (Pat Harvey) 115533 2003 Betrayer, The N Hennessey, Michael Newspaper Columnist Hugh Michael “Mickey” Casey looks back at his life with equal measures of insight and delusion. He recounts his childhood in a Charlottetown orphanage, his youth on the tough streets of the city’s west end, and the brutal crime that he kept secret throughout his career as a popular newspaper columnist. It was in 1941 that two Prince Edward Island men were hanged for the murder of a Charlottetown shopkeeper. The two went to the gallows claiming that another man, never identified, actually committed the crime. What if there really was a mysterious third man? How did he manage to elude the law? One of the stories Casey knows is Prince Edward Island’s most famous true-crime legend. 115534 1978 Betsy, The (aka Harold Robbins’ The Betsy) M News Media 115535 2000 Bette: Diva, Interrupted T Episode #10. 12-20-2000 Reporter (Shane Nickerson). 115536 2000 Bette: Silent But Deadly T Episode #4. 11-1-2000 Reporter (Vince Grant). 115537 1969 Better a Widow M De Concioni, Ennio (Story). De Concini, Duccio Tessari (Screenplay). AFI-Newspapermen France-Italy. Ness Book Journalist (Lando Buzzanca) involved in labor dispute and caught between warring Mafia factions. Assigned by one of the Mafia chiefs to accompany British engineer who has come to Sicily to survey area for building of petrol refinery. Reporter expected to influence engineer's decision but engineer gets wise to him. Conflict between two mob families. Reporter's role indicates their influence over the press. 115538 1979 Better Angels, The N OWN - P McCarry, C. Journalist Patrick Graham, a daring journalist with a knack for uncovering venomous secrets and using them 115539 2005 Better Homes and Husbands N Leff, Valerie Ann TV Anchorwoman Sidney Sapphire, the blonde anchor of ABC News lives at 980 Park, a prewar co-op at the Northwester corner of Park Avenue and 83rd Street. She and the other residents have little in common except their tony address on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. 115540 1977 Better Living TV Theatre DT 6-21-1953 to 8-16-1953. ABC Host-Narrator Peter Roberts. Collection of industrial films. 115541 2002 Better Luck Tomorrow M School Newspaper Writer Daric (Roger Fan) writes a school newspaper article pointing out that the perennially benched 16-year-old Asian student represents blatant token fulfillment of affirmative action requirements for the team, that he is the “token Asian” bench-warmer. 115542 1993 Better Off Dead MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Ruth Walsh). Reporter #2 (Drake Collier). 115543 2007 Better Off Famous? N Mendle, Jane Paparazzi stalk Annie Hoffman day and night, out to catch her in the worst light. All Annie ever wanted for her 16th birthday was a driver’s license and a spot at Julliard’s prestigious high school violin program. But she got neither. A casting director for fall’s hottest new TV show happens to be at Julliard auditions, and Annie wows him. He thinks her look is exactly what his show, a teen soap set at a posh New York school, has been missing. And just like that, Annie gets cast as the naive “new girl” and her life is turned upside down. The perks are great -- the wardrobe is awesome, the tutor is a super hot genius, but being stalked day and night by paparazzi out to catch her in her worst light, that’s not fun. Can Annie learn to balance her life -- and her partying -- before the press and the public write her off for good? As Annie is catapulted to stardom, she hangs out with celebrities, receives an amazing gown for free and, less pleasingly, is stalked by the news media. Readers will relate to Annie who is prone to saying and doing embarrassing things -- at a shoot for Seventeen magazine, her mace goes off in her purse sending the photographer fleeing. Eventually her behavior, including drunkenly swearing at the paparazzi, makes her the target of a politician “committed to improving teenage morality in America.” 115544 2009 Better Than Sex Cake N Wilson, Sarah Journalist Betty Babbs is becoming infamous for her “Better Than Sex Cake.” 115545 2009 Better the Devil You Know M Newscaster (Debra Lopez). Three childhood friends return home after failing in their personal lives. They are forced to confront their pasts by physically entering the Book of Revelations. By doing this, the three men must face their lingering personal demons in the form of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. 115546 2009 Better To Hold You, The NSF Sheckley, Alisa Journalist Hunter Barrow is the husband of Manhattan veterinarian Abra Barrow. Wen he returns from a research trip to Romania and starts pacing their apartment like a caged wolf, Abra agrees to move with him to a rural mansion upstate in order to save her marriage. Abra has always been more comfortable with animals than with people. Her relationship with her spouse Hunter is based on her acquiescing to his requests and to not make waves though she adores him. While there are perks to her new life, particularly in the bedroom, Abra soon discovers that nothing in the bucolic town of Northside is what it seems. The local tavern serves a dangerous predatory underworld. Hunter has developed feral new appetites and a roving eye, and his lack of humanity isn’t entirely emotional. As the moon waxes full, Abra most choose between trusting the man she married, taking a chance on a seductive stranger, or following her own animal instincts. When Hunter comes back from a field research study in Romania to look at the local wolf population, he behaves radically different than before he left. He cannot sit still in their apartment. Hunter persuades Abra to move to rural Northside. There his suddenly barbaric attitude flourishes especially in the bedroom, but not always just with her as there is Magda. Abra considers leaving the man she loves as increasingly he acts more like a wild animal -- a werewolf -- while she behaves even wilder with Red. 115547 2004 Bettie Page: Dark Angel M Photographer #1 (Frederick Bald). Photographer #2 (Mathew Otsuka). 115548 1973 Bettkanonen MF Germany Journalist 115549 1932 Betty and Bob R Newspaper Editor of the Trumpet. 115550 1940 Betty and Bob R Newspaper Editor of the Trumpet. 115551 1934 Betty Boop's Rise to Fame C DVD 8401. L Reporter (Dave Fleischer, also creator of Betty Boop). Reporters introduced to Betty Boop. Did you get everything? 115552 1987 Betty Ford Story, The MT Reporter #1 (Muriel Minot). Reporter #2 (Jeanne Hepple). Reporter #3 (Toni Sawyer). Reporter #4 (Kellie Bennett). Reporter #5 (Ron Britt). News Director (John Hostetter). 115553 1977 Betty White Show, The: Mitzi's Jealousy T Episode #7. 10-24-1977 Photographers. First Photographer (Pierrino Mascarino). Second Photographer (Michael Carpita). 115554 1997 Between Brothers: T VHS 645, 642 (Two Episodes) 622, 612, Episodes. Series September 1997-May 1999. 17 Episodes. Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. 115555 1997 Between Brothers: Big Three-Oh, The T VHS 588 Schiff, David Episode #2. 9-18-1997 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. Winston is not happy about turning 30. Still claims he's the same guy he was when he was 21. He and his brother challenge two noisy basketball player to a game outside their apartment. 115556 1997 Between Brothers: Dusty and the Elephant (aka Elephant Man) T Episode #9. 12-4-1997 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. Friend's plot to boost Canyon's ratings land them on a runaway elephant. A waitress makes Winston her new boyfriend. 115557 1997 Between Brothers: Dusty's in Love T Episode #7. 11-6-1997 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. Canyon meets a woman at a coffeehouse and it's love at first sight. Worried that such a smart, beautiful woman may hurt their good friend Canyon, the guys put her through a test, which she passes with flying colors. Canyon asks her to marry him. Winston dabbles in stock market. 115558 1997 Between Brothers: Family Affair T Episode #6. 10-30-1997 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. Winston's interview with football Sportscaster Ronnie Lott (Himself) inspires him to return to the game. 115559 1999 Between Brothers: Fire Walk T Episode #17. 3-2-1999 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. 115560 1999 Between Brothers: Home Boys of Summer T Episode #15. 2-16-1999 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. 115561 1997 Between Brothers: In Case of Emergency T VHS 573 O'Brien, Barry and Pam Veasey Episode #1. 9-11-1997 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. Winston puts more trust in his pal Canyon than in his brother James. He lists Canyon as his emergency contact instead of his own brother. Winston has an important date. Canyon gets a new roommate. 115562 1997 Between Brothers: Interview, The T Episode #11. 12-18-1997 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. When Winston interviews at Windy City Magazine to head up their sports department, he finds the woman who will determine his fate is Rebecca (Vanessa Williams), his jilted former girlfriend. His ethics are soon put to the test when Rebecca gives him an ultimatum -- sleep with her and he will get the job. Canyon, who is terrified of heights, fills in as the station's helicopter traffic reporter. 115563 1997 Between Brothers: Just Friends T VHS 595 Episode #3. 9-25-1997 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. Winston and a woman. 115564 1998 Between Brothers: Kung Fools T Episode #12. 1-22-1998 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. Winston's feature article on retired running back Jim Brown (Himself) angers the ex-football star. Canyon and his friend get roughed up at the local bar so they enroll in a karate class comprised of 10-year-olds. 115565 1999 Between Brothers: Let It Ride T Episode #14. 2-9-1999. Season 2 Opener Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. 115566 1997 Between Brothers: List, The T VHS 600 Episode #5. 10-23-1997 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. Old college buddy turned sports agent comes to town and hooks Winston up with all the important athletes and sports' parties. Soon, Winston takes on the philosophy that it's not what you know but who you know. 115567 1997 Between Brothers: New Beginnings T Episode #8. 11-13-1997 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. Winston's new sports editor gives him ultimatum: Get an exclusive interview with Barry Bonds (Himself) of the San Francisco Giants or he loses his job. 115568 1997 Between Brothers: Player, The T VHS 599 Episode #4. 10-16-1997 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. Winston and Canyon take a newly divorced friend to a support group where he drives everyone crazy. 115569 1998 Between Brothers: Road Rules T Episode #13. 1-29-1998. Season 1 Finale. Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. The gang rent an RV and head out to Lansing, Michigan for their 10-year high school reunion reminiscing to their high school days and the events that lead to their friendship. 115570 1997 Between Brothers: Scandalous T Episode #10. 12-11-1997 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. Winston struggles with editorial ethics when he discovers a football star in a compromising position. 115571 1999 Between Brothers: Spring Time T Episode #16. 2-23-1999 Sportswriter Charles Winston (Kadeem Hardison), highly responsible, highly meticulous and determined. . Dusty Canyon, luckless weatherman whose fashion sense is further off than his weekend forecast. 115572 1991 Between Heaven and Earth (Sur La terre Comme Au Ciel) M Hansel, Marion, Paul Le (Screenplay) Belgium-France-Spain - Ness Book TV Reporter Maria (Carmen Maura) for a European television station gets pregnant by a married colleague while trapped in a stalled elevator. Her boss finds out when she refuses to cover a disarmament conference because she will be giving birth. He asks her how she can continue her job and she says: "Do I ask how you manage with your kids?" She insists the baby will not cur her ambitions. She covers a bomb blast while seven months pregnant. Reporter's child begins speaking to her saying it does not want to be born into world of violence. She decides to do a story on overdue pregnancies and induced labors. Tires to interview one woman who commits suicide claiming her baby is talking to her. Reporter goes on a TV debate to discuss the problem. Her boss calls her early observations brilliant but cuts her off when she claims her child is speaking to hear warning against inducing births. Boss accuses her of ruining the credibility of the station. She eventually convinces the child to be born because it does not want to be separated from her. As it is born, it loses all memory of what has gone before. 115573 2008 Between Here and April N Kogan, Deborah Copaken TV Journalist-Producer Elizabeth “Lizzie” Burns Steiger has a hallucination while watching a performance of Medea at a Manhattan theater when she sees her best friend in first grade and her sister killed by the girls’ depressed mother in 1972 in Potomac, Md. The 41-year-old Lizzie, now herself a mother, explores her memories in therapy. Lizzie discovers a 35-year-old newspaper article revealing the details that had been hidden from her as a child -- shocking revelations about the girls’ mother. She also is working on a proposed cable network documentary on the story. She tracks down and interviews the family’s former neighbor and others who knew the family. A priceless Pandora’s box of tapes of the mother and her psychiatrist provides the most startling revelations. She seeks out anyone who might help piece together the final months, days and hours of the troubled woman’s life -- the woman’s shell-shocked former husband, her women’s studies professor and the transcripts of conversations between the mother and her therapist. Elizabeth becomes alarmed at the emotional parallels between her own ambivalence about marriage and motherhood and those of the suicidal murderess. 115574 1999 Between Husbands & Friends N Thayer, Nancy Editor Max West edits The Sussex Gazette, the local newspaper in Sussex, a Boston suburb. His wife and an attorney and his wife who move to Sussex become close friends spending summers together on Nantucket. During 1987 to 1991, Editor-in-Chief Max becomes a depressed workaholic. It may turn out that his son is not really his son, but the lawyer's son since his wife and the lawyer had an affair. 115575 1955 Between Love and Honor MT Interviewer (Sandi Stahlbrand) 115576 1995 Between Men: Novel, A N Lewis, Fiona Journalist. Alice Wilder, a lovely but insecure film journalist, finds herself attracted despite her best judgment to a roguish, willful and married film director and bad boy. 115577 2002 Between Strangers M DVD -R 1654 Photojournalist, a housewife and a famous cellist wrestle with painful personal demons. 115578 2002 Between Strangers M TV Reporter (J.C. Kenny). Trent's PR Man (Pedro Salvin). 115579 2005 Between the Battles N Nolan, Helen Reporter. Young Australian girl travels to the Vietnam war to work as a secretary. She later takes on the duties of a reporter and then a civilian personnel officer. She faces the horror, brutality and corruption that is at the heart of war. Spanning the spectrum of emotional experiences, she comes to focus on the events between the battles, on the friends and lovers who are drawn closer through their extraordinary circumstances. 115580 1920 Between the Bookends R Series - 1920s Critics 115581 1977 Between the Lines M DVD -R HQ 10689, 10690. SVDSP 542. SV 137 Barron, Fred, David M. Helpern, Jr. (Story). Barron (Screenplay) Ness Book Investigative Reporter Harry (John Heard) on alternative newspaper, the Back Bay Mainline. Frustrated because no one cares about exposes on nursing homes. Reduced to writing about exotic dancers and hustlers. Involved in relationship with Photographer Abbie (Lindsay Crouse) who ends up asking all the questions when they do an article on a stripper. Music Critic Max (Jeff Goldblum) is overworked. Sells promo albums he receives to make money. Reporter Michael (Stephen Collins) wants to write books and quits paper when he sells one. Copyboy David (Bruno Kirby) wants to be a reporter. Gets scoop on candidate for city council operating bootleg album business. Max, Harry and Abbie rescue him. Uncooperative ad department and sale of newspaper. Staff recalls good old days. Talk about buying paper itself, but publisher who represents communication empire buys it. New owner assures no copy or stuff will be cut, but immediately fires editor Harry. Only music critic remains. New York Times, 4/28/77: "Between the Lines is technically, I suppose, a newspaper film, but what distinguishes it is the gently perceptive way it captures the emotional confusions of its characters." 115582 1980 Between the Lines SS OWN Smith, Lee In "Prize Stories, 1981: O'Henry Awards." Columnist. "Peace be with you from Mrs. Joline B. Newhouse" is how I sign my columns. "Between the Lines by Mrs. Joline B. Newhouse." 115583 1996 Between the Lines N Benson, Angela African-American Managing Editor Eleanor Sanders of a small-town Alabama newspaper. High-living playboy Jake Mason leaves New York to buy the paper for Mason Publishing, the largest black-owned publishing company in the country. Both Mathias Sanders and Randolph Mason conspire to make their children fall in love. Mason deploys his son to Lamar Alabama to supervise the acquisition of Sanders's newspaper. He tries to prove himself to his successful father and falls for Eleanor. Sparks fly. 115584 1992 Between the Lines T UK. Episode #11. 11-13-1992 Photographer (Joshua Losey). 115585 1992 Between the Lines: Breaking Point T Episode #7. 10-16-1992 News Editor (Jane Wymark). 115586 1994 Between the Lines: Close Protection T Episode #30. 11-16-1994 TV Series Editor (Nigel Cooke). 115587 1994 Between the Lines: End User, The (Part I). T Episode #34. 12-14-1994. News Media. TV Reporter (Melanie Jessop). 115588 1993 Between the Lines: Fifth Estate, The T Episode #20. 11-16-1993 Newspaper Editor (Tom Chadbon). Picture Desk Man (Pete Helmer). 115589 1994 Between the Lines: Foxtrot Oscar T Episode #26. 10-19-1994 Editor (Tom Chadbon). 115590 1993 Between the Lines: Honourable Men T Episode. 10-26-1993. Season #2. Episode #4 News Media. First Reporter (Roger Tebb). Second Reporter (Sean Gascoine). First Photographer (Mark Sproston). Second Photographer (Jamie Foster). 115591 1992 Between the Lines: Lies and Damned Lies T Episode #4. 9-25-1992 Radio Interviewer (Judy Loe - Voice). 115592 1993 Between the Lines: Manoeuvre 11 T Episode #19. 11-9-1993 Journalist (Gilly Gilchrist). Journalist (Nicola King). Journalist (Jonathan Jaynes). 115593 1993 Between the Lines: New Order T Episode #14. 10-5-1993 News Media. Reporter 1 (Richard Buss). Reporter 2 (Stuart Bunce). TV Interviewer (Kate O'Connell). Studio Interviewer (Bill Bingham). 115594 1992 Between the Lines: Nobody's Fireproof T Episode #12. 11-20-1992 TV News Presenter (Sharon Doughty). 115595 1993 Between the Lines: Some Must Watch T Episode #18. 11-2-1993 Journalist (Michael Healy). 115596 1992 Between the Lines: Watch & Chain of Course, A T Episode #5. 10-2-1992 News Media. Reporter (Elizabeth Downes). 115597 1998 Between the Sheets M News Media. Reporter #2 (Don Franklin). Reporter #2 (Jude Horowitz). Reporter #3 (Britta Bauder). Nasal Reporter (Mark Fauser). TNA Reporter (Judson Rothschild - scenes deleted). TV Announcer (Scott LaRose). 115598 1978 Between the Wars DT Journalist Eric Sevareid hosted 16 half-our documentaries 115599 1960 Between Then and Now N GPL Cespedes, Alba de Newspaperwoman Irene, sensitive, beautiful, in her thirties, and part of the generation that lived through the war and the Resistance. She has forsaken her aristocratic background for the independent life of a newspaper woman. 115600 1982 Between Two Brothers MT TV Anchor Person (Susan Shaw). Reporter (Larry McCormick). 115601 1986 Between Two Women MT Photographer (Bronson Pinchot). 115602 1944 Between Two Worlds M DVD -R HQ 2496, 2497. SVD 1346 Vane, Sutton (Play - "Outward Bound"). Daniel Fuchs (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Tom Prior (John Garfield) is "a broken down newspaperman who drinks too much." He is among passengers on ocean liner who slowly come to realize they have died -- the reporter is actually the first one to realize the truth. Another passenger is businessman that Garfield has done some less than flattering articles. Businessman calls reporters a cynic and a failure and says that he has nothing to lose by the voyage to eternity because he never had anything to begin with. Reporter answers: "I do what I like. It's my trademark. Nobody bosses me." Eventually he is forced to face reality. Challenges ethereal examiner to game of cards claiming if he wins he will be granted a real death. Emissary concludes the reporter cheated at the game as he had in life and will have to spend eternity facing the fact his life was faced. Reporter admits that somewhere along the way he lost his sense of truth and justice. His mother, who sent him to America so he could have a better future and hasn't seen him since, intervenes on his behalf. Emissary allows her to become the reporter's housekeeper for eternity without revealing her secret. 115603 2007 Between Want and Need To NR Dylan, Kris Gay Photographer Finn Dixon is confused and reluctantly finds himself shooting a catalogue for a mail-order company in the mountains of Glacier National Park. On the shoot, he finds himself drawn to a gay set stylist, Josh Kinney. His attraction to Josh forces Finn to deal with issues in his past and to finally come to terms with his sexuality and his life. Can these two find their picture perfect ending? 115604 1935 Beverly Gray at the World's Fair NJ Blank, Clair #6 Beverly Gray Series Aspiring Reporter Beverly Gray attends Vernon Collee where she becomes a member of the Alpha Delta Sorority. She meets Reporter Charlie Blaine. After graduation from Vernon College, Beverly moves to New York City to seek her fortune. 115605 1937 Beverly Gray in the Orient NJ Blank, Clair #7/8 Beverly Gray Series Aspiring Reporter Beverly Gray and her friends embark on a world cruise. They travel to exotic places in the far east. Danger and intrigue follow their every move as a couple of ruthless men try to steal a treasure map they have in their possession. 115606 1938 Beverly Gray on a Treasure Hunt NJ Blank, Clair #8 Beverly Gray Series Aspiring Reporter Beverly Gray and her friends embark on a world cruise. They travel to exotic places in the far east. Danger and intrigue follow their every move as a couple of ruthless men try to steal a treasure map they have in their possession. 115607 1936 Beverly Gray on a World Cruise NJ Blank, Clair #7 Beverly Gray Series Aspiring Reporter Beverly Gray and her friends embark on a world cruise. They travel to exotic places in the far east. Danger and intrigue follow their every move as a couple of ruthless men try to steal a treasure map they have in their possession. As the cruise draws to an end, Beverly is successfully impersonated by another young woman and she must discover the purpose behind the deception. 115608 1935 Beverly Gray, Career NJ Blank, Clair #5 Beverly Gray Series Aspiring Reporter Beverly Gray attends Vernon Collee where she becomes a member of the Alpha Delta Sorority. She meets Reporter Charlie Blaine. After graduation from Vernon College, Beverly moves to New York City to seek her fortune. Three of her sorority sisters join her. 115609 1934 Beverly Gray, Freshman NJ Blank, Clair #1 Beverly Gray Series. 26-Volume Series, 1934-1955. Aspiring Reporter Beverly Gray attends Vernon Collee where she becomes a member of the Alpha Delta Sorority. She meets Reporter Charlie Blaine. 115610 1934 Beverly Gray, Junior NJ Blank, Clair #3 Beverly Gray Series Aspiring Reporter Beverly Gray attends Vernon Collee where she becomes a member of the Alpha Delta Sorority. She meets Reporter Charlie Blaine. 115611 1940 Beverly Gray, Reporter NJ OWN - H Blank, Clair #10 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray. She helps the government trap some spies who have stolen valuable military plans and then must face her insecurities in her romance and writing career. 115612 1934 Beverly Gray, Sophomore NJ Blank, Clair #2 Beverly Gray Series Aspiring Reporter Beverly Gray attends Vernon Collee where she becomes a member of the Alpha Delta Sorority. She meets Reporter Charlie Blaine. 115613 1934 Beverly Gray, Senior NJ Blank, Clair #4 Beverly Gray Series Aspiring Reporter Beverly Gray attends Vernon Collee where she becomes a member of the Alpha Delta Sorority. She meets Reporter Charlie Blaine. 115614 1944 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Adventure NJ OWN - H Blank, Clair #14 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray is asked once again to work undercover as a government operative only to find that her cover may be blown by rival reporter Kay Merrill. 115615 1947 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Assignment NJ OWN - H Blank, Clair #17 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray, the young reporter is courageous, alert and attractive. Ends up solving mysteries 115616 1945 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Challenge NJ Blank, Clair #15 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray helps a friend discover who is trying to prevent her from staying in Montana long enough to claim her newly inherited property. 115617 1953 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Discovery NJ OWN - H Blank, Clair #23 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray investigates and breaks up an international fake art ring that is responsible for defrauding a number of wealthy art collectors. 115618 1950 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Fortune NJ OWN - H Blank, Clair #20 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray next travel to Hawaii where Beverly is given some valuable bur cursed pearls that cause no end of trouble for the group. 115619 1952 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Island Mystery NJ OWN - H Blank, Clair #22 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray is shocked when the cruise ship fails to arrive home and she frantically searches for her missing friends. 115620 1946 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Journey NJ OWN - H Blank, Clair #16 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray leaves Montana for England where she must find a friend and at the same time prevent an impersonator from stealing her inheritance. 115621 1948 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Mystery NJ OWN - H Blank, Clair #18 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray is assigned to local missing rival reporter Kay Merrill and to discover who has stolen a valuable horse. 115622 1943 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Problem NJ OWN - H Blank, Clair #13 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray. She helps the government trap some spies who have stolen valuable military plans and then must face her insecurities in her romance and writing career. 115623 1942 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Quest NJ Blank, Clair #12 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray. She helps the government trap some spies who have stolen valuable military plans and then must face her insecurities in her romance and writing career. 115624 1939 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Return NJ Blank, Clair #9 Beverly Gray Series Aspiring Reporter Beverly Gray and her friends embark on a world cruise. They travel to exotic places in the far east. Danger and intrigue follow their every move as a couple of ruthless men try to steal a treasure map they have in their possession. 115625 1941 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Romance NJ Blank, Clair #11 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray travels to South America with her friends to find two other friends who are missing in the jungle and as she returns she delivers some military plans safely to the Army. 115626 1954 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Scoop NJ OWN - H Blank, Clair #24 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray helps a friend prevent an imposter from claiming his inheritance. 115627 1952 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Secret NJ Blank, Clair #21 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray soon must leave a trip with friends to conduct an investigation for a friend. 115628 1955 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Surprise NJ OWN - H Blank, Clair #25 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray travels to Montana with friends to gather evidence that will exonerate another friend of the theft and betrayal of which he is accused. The final episode. 115629 1949 Beverly Gray: Beverly Gray's Vacation NJ OWN - H Blank, Clair #19 Beverly Gray Series Newspaper Reporter and Traveling Writer Beverly Gray and her friends journey to Canada by way of Panama on a cruise ship where they help capture some fur thieves. 115630 1964 Beverly Hillbillies, The: T Series. 1962- Photographer Harry Barth (John Alvin, 1964-1967). 115631 1964 Beverly Hillbillies, The: Bank Raising, The T DVD -R HQ 7098 Episode #63. 4-7-1964 Radio Newsman Bill Baldwin (Radio Announcer). Clampetts attend a bank's groundbreaking. 115632 1963 Beverly Hillbillies, The: Clampetts Are Overdrawn, The T Episode #44. 11-13-1963 Photographer (Jack Boyle). 115633 1963 Beverly Hillbillies, The: Jed Becomes a Banker T Episode #24. 3-6-1963 Photographer (Jack Boyle). 115634 1965 Beverly Hillbillies, The: Sheik, The T Episode #109. 9-29-1965. Season #4. Episode #3 Reporter (Phil Gordon). Newshen (Charlotte Knight). 115635 2001 Beverly Hills Bordello: Assignment, The T DVD -R HQ 7326. SVD 882 Adult. Episode Reporter researches the mansion. 115636 1989 Beverly Hills Brats M TV Reporter (Berlinda Tolbert) 115637 1987 Beverly Hills Cop II M DVD -R HQ 8575, 8576 TV Reporter (Larry Carroll). Axel Fox hears that friend was shot in TV news report 115638 1994 Beverly Hills Cops III M DVD -R HQ 9307, 9308 Newscaster (Jerry Dunphy). 115639 1997 Beverly Hills Ninja M Reporter (Cynthia Allison). Reporter (Francesca Cappucci). 115640 1990 Beverly Hills, 90210 -- Early Years, The T VHS 635 (Two Episodes), 611, 415, 414, 413, 412, Episodes. (1990-1995) School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115641 1990 Beverly Hills, 90210: T VHS 676, 512, 405, 397, 384, 383, 382, 377, 375, 374, 326, 272, 187, 153 (Excerpts), 150 (Two Episodes) Episodes. Series (October 1990-May 200). 296 Episodes. School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Josh Richland (Joshua Rifkind, then I n1994 Joshua Beckett), editor of the Condor. 115642 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: '80s Night T Episode #274. 10-27-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Janet's college friends ask her to play bass in their band, which is performing at the After Dark's Halloween party. Although Steve stays home and organized haunted house for neighborhood kids, he eventually shows up at the club to support Janet. Reporter (Larry McCormick). 115643 2003 Beverly Hills, 90210: 10-Year High School Reunion MT Bourmet, Garry Episode #297. 5-11-2003 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115644 1990 Beverly Hills, 90210: 17-Year Itch, The T Spies, Amy Episode #8. 11-29-1990 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon and Brenda take part in college study on twins but are distracted by parents' martial problems. David becomes new campus DJ after Steve chokes on his tryout. 115645 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Acting Out T Episode #108. 4-27-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115646 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Addicted To Love T DVD -R HQ 3541 Episode #101. 2-16-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115647 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Agony T Episode #267. 5-12-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115648 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: All That Glitters T DVD -R HQ 5045. SVD 930 Steinberg, Doug Episode #236. 4-15-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Pulitzer Prize-winning pompous Reporter Peter Raitt (Jesse Dabson) wants to collaborate with Brandon. Brandon is convinced to take a friend with the reporter when they go on the ice at a Los Angeles Kings' practice. But the reporter Raitt leaves town to work on another story. 115649 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: All That Jazz T Episode #205. 4-30-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115650 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: All This and Mary Too T Episode #167. 2-21-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115651 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Aloha, Beverly Hills T Episode #210-#211.. 9-10-1997. Season 8 Opener School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115652 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Alone At the Top T Episode #134. 2-22-1995. School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115653 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Anaconda T DVD -R HQ 2901 Roberts, Jonathan Episode #26. 8-1-1991. School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Club suffers break-in and Brandon's boss is questioned because of unjust past robbery conviction. Brandon comes to his defense. 115654 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: And Did It…My Way T DVD -R HQ 3423 Episode #90. 11-10-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115655 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: And Don't Forget To Give Me Back My Black T-Shirt T Episode #291. 4-19-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115656 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Angels We Have Heard on High T DVD -R HQ 4169 Episode #159. 12-20-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Gang helps some local children have a white Christmas. Brandon's mother visits him. Steve learns the identity of his real father. 115657 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: April Is the Cruelest Month T DVD -R HQ 2850 Wasserman, Steve and Jessica Klein Episode #19. 4-11-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon interviews a student for a senior profile in the Blaze. Roger is an outstanding student and athlete but is overwhelmed by the legacy of his father, a self-made millionaire. Student asks him to read screenplay he has written. Brandon is disturbed by the autobiographical aspects of the script as it ends with the lead character murdering his father. Brandon finds gun in the student's car and fears he is going to kill his father. Tracks down missing student in pool house where he is actually contemplating suicide. 115658 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Ashes to Ashes T DVD -R HQ 2946 Rosin, Charles and Judi Ann Mason Episode #31. 9-19-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon befriend African-American freshman Robbie (who tries out for Blaze staff photographer) but gets into car accident with his sister. When sister's boyfriend comes to visit, security patrol harasses and beats him up for no reason. Brandon wants to write story about incident but receives little cooperation. 115659 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Aunt Bea's Pickles T Episode #234. 3-25-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon receives a job offer from a major newspaper but faces a dilemma when he learns that he is only being hired as a replacement for striking reporters. He returns to the Beat and suggests implementing a health plan for the overworked and underpaid Janet. Female Journalist (Cynthia Graham). Male Journalist (Paul Ivy). 115660 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Baby Makes Five T Wasserman, Steve and Jessica Klein Episode #44. 2-13-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Andrea shows an amazing capacity for picking winning race horses. 115661 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Baby You Can Drive My Car T Episode #276. 11-10-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115662 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Back in the High Life Again T Episode #69. 1-27-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Reporter #1 (Jeff Coopwood). Reporter #2 (Sergio Sanchez). Andrea decides to change her look -- but no one can really tell the difference. Reporter #1 (Jeff Coopwood). Reporter #2 (Sergia Sanchez). 115663 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Back Story, The T DVD -R HQ 3120. SVD 1032 Rosin, Karen Episode #58. 9-16-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brenda discusses high-school life with a tabloid-TV show, Back Story. Beth Nielson (Kamala Lopez Dawson), a young producer from the tabloid show seeks Brenda's help in putting together a story about Beverly Hills teens. Piece is intended to correct misconceptions, but Beth's boss says that's boring. She re-edits the story in a way that makes it seem Brenda insulted and spilled dirt about all her friends. Everyone stops talking to Brenda, but Beth, who quit her job in a crisis of conscience, comes to her defense. 115664 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Beach Blanket Brandon T Star, Darren Episode #23. 7-11-1991. Season 2 Opener School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Hoping to earn extra cash during Peach Pit's summer lull, Brandon tries out for lifeguard at the Beverly Hills Beach Club. Fails but is offered cabana boy position. Feels guilty when he must quit the Peach Pit without leaving notice. 115665 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Beheading St. Valentine T Episode #257. 2-10-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115666 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Best Moments of 90210, The T Episode #163. 1-24-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115667 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Big Hurt, The T Episode #173. 5-1-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115668 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Bleeding Hearts T DVD -R HQ 10140 Episode #166. 2-14-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115669 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Blind Spot T DVD -R HQ 3583 Episode #106. 4-6-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115670 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Bobbi Dearest T Episode #260. 3-10-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115671 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Brandon Leaves T SVD 950 Eisendrath, John Episode #247. 11-4-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly) prepares to head East for the job he always wanted: reporter for a metropolitan newspaper. He accepts a job with the Washington bureau of the New York Chronicle. Brandon decides to write a story about a custody case and stay in Los Angeles. But Kelly urges him to take the job and pursue his dreams. Gang throws a surprise going-away party for Brandon. Before he leaves, he convinces his parents to let his friends stay in the house. 115672 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Breast Side Up T DVD -R HQ 4137 Episode #156. 11-22-1995. School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Gang celebrates Thanksgiving guest Steve Young of the San Francisco 49ers. 115673 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Budget Cuts T Episode #243. 9-23-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115674 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Buffalo Girls T DVD -R HQ 3991 Episode #146. 9-13-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon returns from his summer job in Boston. Kelly has a new boyfriend. Donna tries to alter her abusive relationship with Roy. 115675 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: BYOB T Budde, Jordan Episode #11. 11-10-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon voices objections to alcohol. He decides to go along with it so he won't appear uncool. Brenda convinces Brandon to throw a party but they agree not to drink. Word of party spreads and it quickly gets out of hand. Brandon drinks heavily and kisses a stunned Andrea. Brandon tries to drive to the store and smashes his car. He is arrested for drunk driving. Dylan takes him to an AA meeting and reveals he is an alcoholic. 115676 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Camping Trip T Rosin, Karen Episode #29. 8-29-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Gang plans to spend weekend camping at Yosemite Park. Sudden monsoon forces teens to seek refuge in cramped one-bedroom cabin. Brandon and Dylan go on a hike. Brandon slips on rocks. Dylan saves him from falling off the cliff. They decide to keep incident to themselves. 115677 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Cardio Funk T DVD -R HQ 3355 Wasserman, Steve and Jessica Klein Episode #45. 2-27-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Karaoke machine is a novelty that quickly wears off. 115678 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Castles in the Sand T DVD -R HQ 3112 Episode #56. 8-19-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115679 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Change Partners T DVD -R HQ 3543 Episode #102. 2-23-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115680 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Child Is Father To the Man, The T DVD -R HQ 3241 Episode #72. 2-17-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Reporter #1 (Jeff Coopwood). Reporter #2 (Sergio Sanchez). Reporter #3 (Matt McKenzie). In the wake of his father's death, Dylan grapples with personal demons while trying to elude reporters camping out on his lawn. Media speculates his father was killed because of mob ties. Reporter #1 (Jeff Coopwood). Reporter #2 (Sergio Sanchez). Reporter #3 (Matt McKenzie). 115681 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Child of the Night T Episode #219. 11-12-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115682 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Christmas Comes This Time Each Year T Episode #127. 12-21-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115683 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Chuckie's Back T DVD -R HQ 3015 Wasserman, Steve and Jessica Klein Episode #39. 12-12-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Steve's friends see him off as he catches bus to Albuquerque to search for his mother. 115684 1990 Beverly Hills, 90210: Class of Beverly Hills. T SV 162 Episode #1. 10-4-1990 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Twins Brandon and Brenda begin school at trendy West Beverly Hill after moving from Minnesota. Brandon joins the newspaper and meets Editor Andrea Zuckerman, intelligent and devoted editor. Brandon goes on a date, insinuates he and the girl slept together prompting rumors to fly at school. Andrea disappointed in Brandon. Brandon clears air about him and the girl over the campus radio station. He follows Andrea home to explain himself and discovers she lives out of the district. 115685 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Clean Slate, A T DVD -R HQ 3666. SVD 1117. SV 282 Gollance, Richard Episode #115. 9-21-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Josh Richland (Joshua Becket) fails to show for speech because of car trouble. Student senator threatens to force Brandon and Josh out of student election by threatening to expose unpublished article in which Josh accused Brandon of taking tests for another student. Andrea's advice proves crucial even though she fears Brandon no longer values her opinion. As they await election results, a nervous Josh decides to go for a ride. He crashes his car into a delivery truck and dies. Brandon looks on in horror, then finds out he won the election. 115686 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Comic Relief T Episode #222. 12-10-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115687 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Coming Home T Episode #214. 10-1-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115688 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Coming Out, Getting Out, Going Out T Episode #169. 3-13-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115689 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Commencement T DVD -R HQ 4341 Episodes #79-#80.5-19-1993. Season 3 Finale. School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). At graduation, friends reminisce and look ahead to college 115690 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Competitive Edge, A T DVD -R HQ 3356. SVD 1126 (Misses Ending). Rosin, Charles and Jonathan Roberts Episode #42. 1-23-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon trades his reporter's pen for track shoes until he runs across a story he can't -- and shouldn't -- ignore. Brandon joins the track team. Many of his teammates dislike Brandon because he wrote negative articles about the football team. Brandon considers quitting the paper because he is tired of tearing people apart. Several athletes are taking steroids to improve their performance. Brandon and Andrea decide to conduct an investigation. Track coach cancels all practices until steroid users come forward. Track team thinks Steve is Brandon's source and threaten to beat him up unless he takes the rap. Brandon allows Brenda to drive his car and she gets into an accident. 115691 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Confession T SVD 950 Bensinger, Tyler Episode #248. 11-11-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Steve Sanders (Ian Ziering) takes the newspaper in a new direction. He and Janet Sosna Sanders (Lindsay Price) struggle to keep the paper going in the aftermath of Brandon's departure. Steve decides to turn the Beat into a tabloid. While investigating a haunted house, Steve and Janet get locked inside a refrigerator and have sex. They deny the encounter was meaningful. 115692 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Courting T DVD -R HQ 4147 Episode #157. 11-29-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Associated Press picks up Brandon's story about the Palm Springs incident trial for nationwide syndication. Female Reporter #1 (Dena Burton. Female Reporter #2 (Maureen Macke). Male Reporter #1 (Bryan Byers). Male Reporter #2 (Victor Garcia). 115693 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Crimes and Misdemeanors T Episode #228. 2-4-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115694 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Crunch Time T DVD -R HQ 3490 Episode #96. 1-5-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115695 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Cuffs and Links T DVD -R HQ 3562 Episode #104. 3-16-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115696 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Cupid's Arrow T Episode #229. 2-11-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115697 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Dead End T DVD -R HQ 3236 Episode #71. 2-10-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115698 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Deadline T Episode #220. 11-19-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115699 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Dealer's Choice T Episode #244. 9-30-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115700 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Destiny Rides Again T DVD -R HQ 3154 Episode #62. 11-4-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115701 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Disappearing Act T Episode #181. 9-11-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Perky Anchor (Linda Kim). 115702 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Divas T DVD -R HQ 3584 Episode #107. 4-20-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115703 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: Doc Martin T Episode #285. 2-16-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115704 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Dog's Best Friend T Episode #266. 5-5-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115705 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Don't Ask, Don't Tell T Episode #246. 10-28-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115706 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Double Jeopardy T DVD -R HQ 3916 Episode #137. 3-29-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Clare and Andrea vie to be on "College Jeopardy." David realizes he still has strong feelings for Donna. 115707 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Down and Out of District in Beverly Hills. T DVD -R HQ 2968 Rosin, Karen Episode #34. 10-17-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon submits one of Andrea's articles to a high school journalism contest. She wins the contest, but panics because a school district representative wants to conduct a home interview. Andrea asks her grandmother to say she lives with her, but her grandmother doesn't want to play along. School district initiates an investigation because they suspect Andrea lives out of the district. Andrea moves in with grandmother, but decides to give up her fight because she cannot stand to be in the middle of long-running feud between parents and grandmother. Grandmother decides to let Andrea stay and agrees to talk to her daughter-in-law. 115708 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Dreams of Dylan McKay, The T DVD -R HQ 3735 Episode #122. 11-9-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115709 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Duke's Bad Boy T DVD -R HQ 4172 Episode #73. 3-3-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon gets in trouble with a bookie. Kelly takes diet pills. David learns about the music industry. 115710 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Earthquake Weather T DVD -R HQ 4087 Episode #153. 11-6-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115711 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: East Side Story T Rosin, Charles Episode #14. 2-14-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon falls hard for his family's maid's niece. Doesn't understand why everyone seems opposed to their relationship. 115712 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: Easter Bunny, The T Episode #290. 4-5-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115713 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: Eddie Waitkus T Episode #286. 3-1-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Reporter (Steve Truitt). During news coverage of emergency landing at Los Angeles airport, Dylan and Steve observe that one of the passengers looks exactly like Dylan's late father. Reporter (Steve Truitt). 115714 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Elephant's Father, The T Episode #226. 1-21-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115715 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Emily (aka The Pink Pearl) T Episode #93. 12-1-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115716 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: End of the World As We Know It, The T Episode #265. 4-28-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115717 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: Eve Hear the One About the Exploding Father? T Episode #288. 3-15-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115718 1990 Beverly Hills, 90210: Every Dream Has Its Price (Tag) T Spies, Amy Episode #3. 10-18-1990 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon works at trendy restaurant where his boss treats him shabbily. He quits after learning she also pays minority employees less than minimum wage. Gets waiter job at a diner called the Peach Pit since Dylan is friends with owner. 115719 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Everybody's Talkin' 'Bout It (aka Talking) T Rosin, Karen and Charles Rosin Episode #43. 2-6-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Andrea is outraged when the school refuses to allow students to take part in a health survey that includes questions about sex. She goes before the school board and introduces a proposal to distribute condom at West Beverly. Heated parents association meeting on subject. Andrea launches crusade to create awareness about AIDs and other sexually transmitted diseases. Loses her enthusiasm when Brandon suggests she shouldn't preach about safe sex because she is a virgin. Kelly eases Andrea's embarrassment about being a virgin pointing out having a reputation can also bring its share of pain. School board defeats motion. Andrea decides to go out with John Griffin (Andy Hirsch), a newspaper colleague whom she had ignored because of Brandon. Reporter (Albert Owens). Anchorwoman (Dale Harimoto). 115720 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Everything's Coming Up Roses T DVD -R HQ 4010 Episode #148. 9-27-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). TV Anchorwoman (Dale Harimoto). Reporter (Albert Owens). Donna urges her pals to audition for the Tournament of Roses Royal Court. Colin attends the ball with Valerie. Brandon and Dylan pursue new relationships. 115721 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Face-Off T Episode #194. 1-29-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115722 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Fade In, Fade Out T DVD -R HQ 4202 Episode #161. 1-10-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Kelly's father comes to town. Brandon continues to clash with Susan's old boyfriend. Joe hears a diagnosis. 115723 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Fame Is Where You Find It T DVD -R HQ 2823 Rosin, Karen and Charles Rosin Episode #16. 2-28-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon is rollerblading in the park while TV show Keep It Together is filming an episode. Producers seek him out as emergency replacement for one of the extras. He hits it off with the star and is considered for a recurring role. 115724 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Family Tree T Episode #277. 11-17-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115725 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Fearless T Episode #184. 10-30-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115726 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: Fertile Ground T Episode #283. 1-26-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115727 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: Final Goodbye, The T Episode #294. 5-10-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115728 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: Final Proof, The T Episode #284. 2-9-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115729 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Fine Mess, A T Episode #272. 9-29-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115730 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Fire and Ice T DVD -R HQ 3353 Sautter, Carl Episode #41. 1-9-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Reporter (Tai Babilonia). Announcer (Dick Button). Brandon's father coaches hockey team. Brandon meets aspiring figure skater, but he coach bars him from practice because he was affecting her concentration. 115731 1990 Beverly Hills, 90210: First Time, The T Star, Darren Episode #4. 10-25-1990 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon is stunned to learn he was not the first guy to sleep with his old girlfriend from Minneapolis. 115732 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Fling in Palm Springs, A (aka Palm Springs Weekend) T DVD -R HQ 2889 Budde, Jordan Episode #15. 2-21-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon befriends young customer at the Beach Pit, but later catches him trying to steal cash. Boy reveals his family is homeless. 115733 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Flirting With Disaster T Episode #171. 4-3-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115734 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Flying T Episode #165. 2-7-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115735 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Following Options, The T Episode #251. 12-9-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115736 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Forgive and Forget T Episode #212. 9-17-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115737 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Fortunate Son T DVD -R HQ 4158 Episode #158. 12-13-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). When the Peach Pit serves as a casino for a charity fund-raiser, Brandon's gambling addiction resurfaces. Valerie and Kelly vie for a portrait with Colin. 115738 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Fortune Cookie T Episode #262. 4-7-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115739 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Friends in Deed T DVD -R HQ 4881 Episode #221. 12-3-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon hires a writer for the newspaper. Donna's mother does not approve of Noah 115740 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Friends, Lovers and Children T Episode #218. 11-5-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115741 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Fundamental Things Apply, The T Episode #239. 5-13-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115742 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Game Is Chicken, The T DVD -R HQ 3180. Episode #67. 1-6-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115743 1990 Beverly Hills, 90210: Gentle Art, The T Rosin, Charles Episode #9. 12-6-1990 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Andrea questions Brenda's devotion when she becomes a trainee for a teen crisis hotline. 115744 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Gift Wrapped T Episode #190. 12-18-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115745 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Girl From New York City, The T DVD -R HQ 4343 Episode #82. 9-15-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brenda is homesick. Brandon pursues Jill. Dylan returns from Europe. Kelly confides in Donna. 115746 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Girl Who Cried Wolf, The T Episode #230. 2-25-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115747 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Girls on the Side T Episode #140. 5-3-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115748 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Graduation Day T SV 230 Mollin, Larry and Phil Savath. Episode #208-#209. 5-21-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon stops Valerie from killing herself. At graduation, Brandon wins an award. The group graduates Beverly Hills High School. 115749 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Greek To Me T Episode #84. 9-29-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115750 1990 Beverly Hills, 90210: Green Room, The T Stenn, David Episode #2. 10-11-1990. School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon meets Dylan McKay, a mysterious loner who stops jocks from harassing Scott in tech class. Brandon grows tired of Dylan's bad-boy act. 115751 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Gypsies, Cramps and Fleas (aka Halloween VI) T DVD -R HQ 4076 Episode #152. 11-1-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Gypsy stirs up trouble at the Peach Pit, telling fortunes and selling love potions. Ray tries to rekindle his romance with Donna 115752 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Halloween T DVD -R HQ 2976 Roberts, Jonathan Episode #35. 10-31-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon joins trick-or-treating. 115753 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Hate Is Just a Four-Letter Word T DVD -R HQ 3742 Episode #123. 11-16-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). University's Black Student Union arranges speaking engagement for respected leader who has made anti-Semitic remarks. Jewish student leaders do not want him to speak. Brandon endures criticism when he postpones the vote on the issue. Andrea joins protest, accuses Brandon of selling out to salvage his political career. Jesse tells Andrea he respects her passion for the cause but accuses her of being narrow-minded. Bomb threat. Swastikas painted on outside of Jewish student union. Andrea's grandmother encourages her to listen to what the Black leader has to say. Kelly's magazine shoot is postponed by the chaos, but she learns she may make the cover. Reporter #1 (Jillian Worry). Reporter #2 (Raymond Patterson). 115754 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Hazardous To You Health T Episode #130. 1-18-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Dylan and Valerie head to Mexico to find Dylan's money. Kelly and Brandon clash over her involvement with Professor Finley 115755 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Heartbreaker T DVD -R HQ 3497 Episode #98. 1-26-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115756 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Heaven Sent T Episode #202. 4-9-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Tracy criticizes book writer Mariah's theories in a news segment leading to an argument with Brandon. Although Rob receives rave reviews for his performance, the press thrashes his movie. He is hurt to learn it won't receive a nationwide release. Rob decides to quit acting and move back to Indiana. Female Reporter (Renee Altieri). Art Mann (Himself). Interviewer (Pamela Sam). Male Reporter (Steve Truit). 115757 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Hello Life, Goodbye Beverly Hills T Episode #142. 5-17-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115758 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Here We Go Again T Episode #179. 8-28-196 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115759 1990 Beverly Hills, 90210: Higher Education T Budde, Jordan Episode #6. 11-15-1990 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon is getting a C in American history because of the teacher's unreasonable grade curve. Steve scores an A on every test because he obtains copies of the exams beforehand. Brandon cheats on a quiz. Andrea is furious particularly when her grades slip as a result. Brandon is faced with moral dilemma when Steve offers him a copy of the midterm. 115760 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Highwire T DVD -R HQ 3118. Episode #59. 9-23-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115761 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Home Again T DVD -R HQ 2872 Spies, Amy Episode #22. 5-9-1991. Season 1 Finale School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Steve and Brandon have a fight. 115762 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Home and Away T DVD -R HQ 3132. SV 170 Johannessen, Chip Episode #60. 10-7-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon and Jordan Bonner (Michael Anthony Rawlins), editor of the Shaw High School paper, run each other's editorials in their papers without school permission. 115763 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Home Is Where the Tart Is T Episode #145. 9-13-1999. Season 6 Opener. School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115764 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Homecoming T DVD -R HQ 3683 Episode #118. 10-12-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Newscaster (Patti Davis Suarez). 115765 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Housewarming T Episode #183. 9-25-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). TV Anchorman (Barry Wiggins). 115766 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: How To Be the Jerk Women Love T Episode #253. 1-13-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115767 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: I Only Have Eyes For You T Episode #204. 4-23-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115768 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: I Want To Reach Right out and Grab Ya T Episode #263. 4-14-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115769 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: I Will Be Your Father Figure T Episode #287. 3-8-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115770 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: I'm Back Because T VHS 1291 Eisendrath, John Episode #250. 12-2-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). David Silver (Brian Austin Green) arrested for statutory rape and gets suspended from his radio show. 115771 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: I'm Happy For You…Really T Episode #293. 5-10-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115772 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: I'm Married T Episode #256. 2-3-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115773 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: I'm Using You 'Cause I Like You T Episode #279. 1-19-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Photographer (Burt Bulos). 115774 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: If I Had a Hammer T Episode #188. 11-27-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115775 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Illegal Tender T Episode #225. 1-14-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115776 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Injustice For All T Episode #126. 12-14-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115777 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Intervention T Episode #121. 11-2-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115778 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Isn't It Romantic T Rosin, Charles Episode #10. 1-3-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Steve tries to make a pass at speaker for a sex education assembly. She reveals she has AIDs. Her speech prompts Brenda to slow things down with Dylan. 115779 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: It's a Totally Happening Life T DVD -R HQ 3197 Episode #66. 12-16-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115780 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: It's Only a Test T Star, Darren Episode #18. 3-28-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). SATs driving everyone to a frenzy. Completely panicked Andrea seeks help from Steve who attended expensive SAT prep course. During their study session, they end up kissing and avoid each other for days. Kelly reads article about breast health so the girls take time from studying for self-exam. Brenda discovers lump in chest and must undergo a biopsy. 115781 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Jobbed T Episode #191. 1-8-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115782 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Judgment Day T Episode #189. 12-11-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115783 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Kindness of Strangers, The T DVD -R HQ 3179 Episode #65. 11-25-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115784 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Labors of Love, The T DVD -R HQ 3510 Episode #99. 2-2-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115785 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Law and Disorder T Episode #231. 3-4-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115786 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Laying Pipe T Episode #275. 11-3-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115787 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Leadin' From the Heart T Star, Darren Episode #33. 10-10-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon's cousin visits, He's a paraplegic result of a skiing accident three years earlier that Brandon blames himself for. Cousin tells Brandon he should not blame himself for daring him to take fateful ski jump. 115788 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Leap of Faith T Episode #168. 2-28-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115789 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Leprechaun, The T Episode #261. 3-17-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115790 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Let's Eat Cake T Episode #270. 9-15-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115791 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Life After Death T Episode #116. 9-28-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115792 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Little Fish, The T DVD -R HQ 4388. Episode #83. 9-22-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115793 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Little Monsters T DVD -R HQ 3833 Episode #131. 2-1-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Kelly's involvement with Professor Finley frustrates Brandon. Valerie has ideas for Dylan's recovered money. A record company woos Ray. 115794 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Local Hero T Episode #264. 4-21-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Reporter (Suzanne Sena). 115795 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Long Goodbye, The T Episode #203. 4-16-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115796 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Loo-Ouch, The T Episode #273. 10-20-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115797 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Loser Takes All T Episode #186. 11-13-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115798 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Lost in Las Vegas T Episode #187. 11-20-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115799 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Love Hurts T DVD -R HQ 3896 Episode #135. 3-1-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115800 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: Love is Blind T SVD 961 Eisendrath, John Episode #292. 4-26-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Offer for their tabloid separates the Sanders professionally. Man offers to purchase the Beat for $750,000. Janet would continue to work at the paper and Steve would stay home with the child. They decide to give this arrangement a trial run. Steve initially feels emasculated but comes to enjoy spending time with his daughter. Janet fears she is missing out on major events in her daughter's life. 115801 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Lover's Leap T Episode #149. 10-4-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115802 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Making Amends T Episode #232. 3-11-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115803 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Marathon Man T Episode #252. 12-16-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115804 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Mate For Life, A T Episode #180. 9-4-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115805 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Meeting Mr. Pony T DVD -R HQ 3470 Lemkin, Jonathan, Karen Rosin, Charles Rosin, Darren Star. Episode #47. 4-02-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Gang stays at Peach Pit after hours to study for midterms. Gunman enters when Brenda is alone, holds a rifle to her head and forces her to empty the cash register. She suffers nightmares and behaves erratically. Flashback during midterm, screams and runs out of classroom. 17-year-old gunman picked out of police line-up by Brenda and arrested. 115806 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Mexican Standoff T DVD -R HQ 3514 Wasserman, Steve and Jessica Klein Episode #49. 4-30-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brenda violates her curfew. 115807 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Midlife…Now What? T DVD -R HQ 3211 Episode #68. 1-13-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115808 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Misery Loves Company T DVD -R HQ 3061 Episode #51. 7-15-1992. Season 3 Opener School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115809 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Morning After, The T Episode #242. 9-16-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115810 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Mother's Day T Episode #206. 5-7-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115811 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Moving Targets T DVD -R HQ 3393 Episode #87. 10-20-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115812 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Mr. Walsh Goes To Washington (in Two Parts) T DVD -R HQ 3627, 3632. Episodes #111-#112. 5-25-1994. Season 4 Finale. School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Photographer (Cliff Dorfman). 115813 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Must be a Guy Thing T DVD -R HQ 4001. SVD 1090 Eisendrath, John Episode #147. 9-20-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). College Editor matches wits with Brandon. Brandon expresses interest in a columnist job with the school paper at C.U.. Editor Susan Keats (Emma Caulfield) turns him down and seems to hate him. Brandon writes a sexist column about women as counterpoint to Susan's similar column about men. They go to the After Dark to research behavior of opposite sex. Susan decides to hire him. 115814 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: My Desperate Valentine T Swerdlick, Michael Episode #38. 11-21-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Emily refuses to accept the fact that Brandon no longer wants to see her. Sneaks into his bedroom and tries to seduce him. He makes it clear he is not interested. She resorts to crank phone calls. Andrea discovers Emily is the person sending menacing letters to the School Paper. Emily shows up at Brandon's house and douses gang's homecoming float with gasoline. 115815 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: My Funny Valentine T Episode #196. 2-12-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115816 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Nancy's Choice T Episode #164. 1-31-1996. Season 6 Opener School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115817 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Nature of Nurture, The T Episode #233. 3-18-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115818 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Necessity Is a Mother T DVD -R HQ 2947 Wasserman, Steve and Jessica Klein Episode #32. 9-26-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon tries to watch over Dylan who loses a lot of money in a pool game and is beaten when he can't pay off the debt. He takes Dylan to AA meeting. 115819 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Next 50 Years, The T DVD -R HQ 2995 Rosin, Karen and Charles Rosin Episode #36. 11-7-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). When Brandon tries to interview David about Scott, David erupts with the microphone in the radio booth on. Expresses anger at those who pretend to care about Scott after his death and his guilt over breaking off their friendship. 1941 Time Capsule unearthed. Gang dedicates new time capsule to Scott. David donates Scott's cowboy hat to ensure he won't be forgotten. 115820 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Night To Remember, A T DVD -R HQ 3289 Episode #77. 4-28-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Blaze Reporter (Lou DiMaggio). 115821 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Nine Yolks Whipped Lightly T Episode #280. 12-22-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115822 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: Ode To Joy T Episode #292. 5-17-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Photographer (Marcello Cacioppo). 115823 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Offensive Interference T Episode #155. 11-15-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115824 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: One Man and a Baby T Spies, Amy and Darren Star Episode #12. 1-24-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon dates a mother with an infant son. Forced into emergency babysitting duty when she has an interview with Harvard. 115825 1990 Beverly Hills, 90210: One on One T Rosin, Charles Episode #5. 11-1-1990 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Andrea wants Brandon to investigate that several of the players on the basketball team are ringers brought in from out of district to help team win a championship. Andre discovers the player competing against Brandon for the last spot on the roster is from another district. Brandon is ashamed of himself when he learns player came to West Beverly to get a good education. His father is a city employee making him eligible for admission. Brenda takes Dylan's car without permission, runs out of gas and manages to lose the car. 115826 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: One Wedding and a Funeral T DVD -R HQ 4098 Episode #154. 11-8-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Gang throws pre-wedding parties for Dylan and Toni. Despite her dad's uncertain status, Toni goes ahead with plans. Disaster strikes after the ceremony. 115827 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Otherwise Engaged T DVD -R HQ 3408 Episode #89. 11-3-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115828 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Our Favorite Moments T Episode #245. 10-4-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115829 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: P.S. I Love You T Episodes #143-#144. 5-24-1995. Season 5 Finale School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115830 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Parental Guidance Recommended T DVD -R HQ 3234 Episode #70. 2-3-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115831 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Party Fish, The T DVD -R HQ 2883 Rosin, Charles Episode #24. 7-18-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon befriends influential sports promoter and member of beach club. Romances beleaguered c-worker who is many years his senior. Brandon severs all ties with the man after he sees how he treats his wife. The man tries to have him fried from the club. 115832 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Pass/Not Pass T Adler, Allison Episode #28. 8-15-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Acting teacher asks Brenda to perform scene with Andrea to bring her out of her shell. Both have crush on teacher. Girls take him on tour of city. Brenda devastated when he seems more impressed with Andrea. Teacher and Andrea share good-night kiss. Jealous Brenda slaps Andrea hard during their scene. Brandon refuses all help as he purchases his dream car. Ends up blowing all of his summer earnings on a lemon. 115833 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: Penultimate, The T Episode #295. 5-17-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115834 1990 Beverly Hills, 90210: Perfect Mom T Star, Darren Episode #7. 11-22-1990 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Andrea joins the mother-daughter fashion show, which draws raves. 115835 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Perfectly Perfect T DVD -R HQ 3262 Episode #74. 3-24-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115836 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Phantom Menace, The T DVD -R 10892 Episode #269. 9-8-1999. Season 10 Opener School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Donna boots out Gina for talking to reporters about Kelly. Janet's erratic behavior confuses Steve. She secretly applies for a job with another newspaper and tells Steve she isn't sure if their relationship will work out. Janet confesses to Kelly that she is four months pregnant. TV Reporter (Katherine Disque). 115837 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Phantom of C.U. T Episode #190. 1-15-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Photographer (Vivienne Sendaydiego). 115838 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Pig Is a Boy Is a Dog, A T DVD -R HQ 3550 Episode #103. 3-2-1994. School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115839 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Pit and the Pendulum, The T DVD -R HQ 3466 Barber, Larry and Paul Barber Episode #46. 3-19-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon participates in teen review committee that provides input to one of his father's clients who is building a gigantic new mall. The developer's college-age daughter aggressively pursues Brandon. Brandon s incensed to learn the project would demolish the Peach Pit. Squares off with father. Realizes developer's daughter only cares about her father and his business -- not the Peach Pit. Gang tries to stage a rally. Brandon becomes jaded. The deal eventually falls through. The Peach Pit remains. 115840 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Play It Again, David T DVD -R HQ 3094 Ziff, Sherri Episode #27. 8-8-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Andrea goads Brandon into spending time with fatherless boy from youth center. Brandon develops friendship with boy, then discovers his mother is beating him. Grapples over whether to report the abuse. 115841 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Pledging My Love T Episode #182. 9-18-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115842 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Presumption of Innocence, A T Episode #61. 10-21-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115843 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Pride and Prejudice T Episode #216. 10-22-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115844 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Radar Love T Episode #92. 11-24-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115845 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Radio Daze T DVD -R HQ 3380 Episode #85. 10-6-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115846 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Rave On T DVD -R HQ 3674 Episode #117. 10-5-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115847 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Ray of Hope T Episode #175. 5-15-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115848 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Ready Or Not T Episode #224. 1-7-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115849 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Real McKay, The T Episode #141. 5-10-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115850 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Rebel With a Cause T Episode #63. 11-11-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115851 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Rebound T Episode #227. 1-28-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115852 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Remember the Alamo T Episode #178. 8-21-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115853 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Reunion T Episode #236. 4-15-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Photographer (Andre Carthen). 115854 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Ricochet T Episode #238. 5-6-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115855 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Right Thing, The T Episode #215. 10-15-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115856 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Ripe Young Age, A T Episode #199. 3-5-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115857 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Rock of Ages (aka The Voodoo That You Do So Well) T DVD -R HQ 3758 Episode #124. 11-23-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115858 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Santa Knows T Episode #223. 12-17-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115859 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Scared Very Straight T DVD -R HQ 3534 Episode #100. 2-9-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115860 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Senior Poll T DVD -R HQ 3281 Episode #75. 4-7-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115861 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Senior Week T Episode #207. 5-14-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115862 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Sentenced To Life T Episode #128. 1-4-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115863 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Sex, Lies and Volleyball/Photo Finish T DVD -R HQ 3081 (Disc is Missing Number). Episode #54. 8-5-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115864 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: She Came In Through the Bathroom Window T Episode #76. 4-21-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115865 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Shooting Star/American in Paris T DVD -R HQ 3107. Episode #55. 8-12-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115866 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Sibling Revelry T Episode #279. 12-15-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115867 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Skin Deep T Episode #237. 4-29-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115868 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Slipping Away T Episode #259. 3-3-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115869 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Slumber Party T DVD -R HQ 2854 Star, Darren Episode #13. 1-31-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon and Steve are denied entry into a club but hook up with two girls. Steal Steve's Corvette, but he doesn't press charges because he thinks he and Brandon still have a chance with them. 115870 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Smashed T Episode #170. 3-20-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115871 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Snowbound T Episode #162. 1-17-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115872 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: So Long, Farewell, Auf Wedersehen, Goodbye T DVD -R HQ 4342 Episode #81. 9-8-1993. Season 3 Opener. School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). As college approaches, Steve and Brandon move to Malibu. Kelly returns from Europe without Dylan. 115873 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Something in the Air T DVD -R HQ 4289 Episode #78. 5-12-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). High School Newspaper Journalist (Bridgette Andersen). Suspension threatens Donna's graduation. The friends rally to her aid. 115874 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Somewhere in the World It's Christmas T Episode #95. 12-22-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115875 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Song For My Mother, A T Episode #138. 4-5-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115876 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Song of Myself, A T DVD -R HQ 6175 Episode #57. 9-9-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Andrea accuses the faculty of sexism after it names Brandon the school paper's editor 115877 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Speechless T DVD -R HQ 4057 Episode #150. 10-18-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Valerie and Donna make amends during a road trip. Steve rents out the Walsh house to a movie crew. Dylan meets Toni's father. 115878 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Spring Breakdown T Episode #201. 4-2-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115879 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Spring Dance T DVD -R HQ 2871 Star, Darren Episode #21. 5-2-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brenda wants Andrea to ask Brandon to spring dance but Kelly beats her to it. They kiss. Nixes relationship because he thinks of her as a sister. 115880 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: Spring Fever T Episode #289. 3-22-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115881 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Spring Training T DVD -R HQ 2853 Rosin, Charles Episode #20. 4-25-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brand coaches a little league team and is disgusted with undue influence of a parent and players' attitudes. 115882 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Squash It T Episode #139. 4-12-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115883 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Stand (Up) and Deliver T DVD -R HQ 2890 Spies, Amy Episode #17. 3-7-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Andrea persuades Brandon to run for class president. Kelly seizes control of campaign and encourages Brandon to capitalize on his looks and image. She even agrees to a date with David in exchange for his help in producing a campaign video. Brandon decides he isn't the best man for the job after talking with his bright and dedicated opponent. 115884 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Storm Warning T Episode #200. 3-19-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115885 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Stormy Weather T DVD -R HQ 3863 Episode #133. 2-15-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Andrea and Peter's relationship heats up. Dylan and Brandon save Kelly from Professor Finley. 115886 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Straight Shooter T Episode #198. 2-26-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115887 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Strangers in the Night T DVD -R HQ 3386 Episode #86. 10-13-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115888 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Strike the Match T Episode #172. 4-10-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115889 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Summer Storm T DVD -R HQ 2888 Wasserman, Steve and Jessica Klein Episode #25. 7-25-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Anchorwoman (Mary Ingersoll). Dylan's father taken into custody and all his assets are frozen. Dylan injured in surfing accident. 115890 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Survival Skills T Episode #258. 2-17-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115891 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Sweating It Out T Episode #129. 1-11-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115892 2000 Beverly Hills, 90210: Tainted Love T Episode #281. 1-12-2000 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115893 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Take Back the Night T DVD -R HQ 3427 Episode #91. 11-17-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115894 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: That's the Guy T Episode #268. 5-19-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115895 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Thicker Than Water T DVD -R HQ 3492 Episode #97. 1-12-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115896 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Things That Go Bang in the Night T DVD -R HQ 3717 Episode #120. 10-26-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). The KEG house throws a Halloween costume party. David and Clare seek aliens in the desert. Dylan sinks deeper into despair 115897 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Things To Do on a Rainy Day T DVD -R HQ 3469 Roberts, Jonathan and Maria Semple Episode #48. 4-23-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Steve, Brandon and Dylan hire a stripper. Plans are complicated when Andrea shows up at the house. Stripper turns out to be a grad student and mother. Brandon and Dylan won't let her perform because they now consider her a friend. 115898 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Things We Do For Love, The T Episode #185. 11-6-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115899 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Ticket To Ride T Episode #174. 5-8-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115900 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Time Has Come Today, The T DVD -R HQ 3576 Episode #105. 3-23-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115901 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Toil and Trouble T Episode #217. 10-29-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115902 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Too Little, Too Late/ Paris 75001 T DVD -R HQ 3087 Episode #53. 7-29-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Cohabiters Brenda and Dylan get a dose of reality. Jim and Cindy try to get Brenda to go to Paris with friends. 115903 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Trials and Tribulations T Episode #254. 1-20-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115904 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Truth and Consequences T DVD -R HQ 3606 Episode #109. 5-4-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115905 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: Turn Back the Clock T DVD -R HQ 4194 Episode #160. 1-3-1996 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Members of the group share stories about their respective New Year's Eve mishaps 115906 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Twenty Years Ago Today T DVD -R HQ 3399 Episode #88. 10-27-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115907 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Twins, the Trustee and the Very Big Trip, The T DVD -R HQ 3563 Episode #52. 7-22-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115908 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: U4EA T DVD -R HQ 2996 Adler, Allison Episode #37. 11-14-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Underground club. Brandon and Emily break up. He doesn't feel he can trust her. 115909 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Under the Influence T DVD -R HQ 3642 Episode #114. 9-14-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Andrea and Jesse throw a party. Tippling Dylan confronts Brandon and Kelly. Donna gets involved with debutantes. 115910 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Unnecessary Roughness T Episode #193. 1-22-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115911 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Unreal World T Episode #136. 3-15-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115912 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Up in Flames T Episode #125. 11-30-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115913 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: Violated T DVD -R HQ 4065 Episode #151. 10-25-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Professor sexually harasses Valerie. Kelly learns more about Colin's relationship with his agent. Clare and Steve prepare for romance. 115914 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Vital Signs T DVD -R HQ 3626 Episode #110. 5-11-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115915 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Walsh Family Christmas, A T DVD -R HQ 3323 Star, Darren Episode #40. 12-19-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Steve finds out mother is dead. Brandon visits Emil in psychiatric hospital where she is doing very well. 115916 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: Way We Weren't, The T Episode #213. 9-24-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115917 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: We Interrupt This Program T Episode #195. 2-5-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115918 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Wedding Bell Blues T DVD -R HQ 3060. 3515. Star, Darren Episode #50. 5-7-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Andrea believes she has been snubbed but her mother eventually gives her the lost wedding invitation. 115919 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: Wedding, The T Episode #240-#241. 5-20-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115920 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: What I Did on My Summer Vacation and Other Stories T DVD -R HQ 3634 Episode #113. 9-7-1994. Season 5 Opener School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115921 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: What's in a Name? T Episode #278. 11-17-1999. School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115922 1994 Beverly Hills, 90210: Who's Zoomin' Who? T DVD -R HQ 3691 Episode #119. 10-19-1994 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115923 1992 Beverly Hills, 90210: Wild Horses T DVD -R HQ 3164. Episode #64. 11-18-1992 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115924 1991 Beverly Hills, 90210: Wildfire T DVD -R HQ 2923 Wasserman, Steve and Jessica Klein Episode #30. 9-12-1991 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). Brandon and Dylan date new student who plays guitar and rides a motorcycle. Both kiss her. 115925 1993 Beverly Hills, 90210: Windstruck T DVD -R HQ 3450 Episode #94. 12-15-1993 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115926 1997 Beverly Hills, 90210: With This Ring T Episode #197. 2-19-1997 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115927 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: Withdrawal T Episode #255. 1-27-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115928 1999 Beverly Hills, 90210: You Better Work T Episode #271. 9-22-1999 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115929 1995 Beverly Hills, 90210: You Gotta Have Heart T Episode #132. 2-8-1995 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115930 1998 Beverly Hills, 90210: You Say Goodbye, I Say Hello T Episode #249. 11-18-1998 School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115931 1996 Beverly Hills, 90210: You Say It's Your Birthday T Episodes #176-#177. 5-22-1996. School Newspaper Editor and Staff at West Beverly Hills High. Editor Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) of the Blaze. Reporter Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestly). 115932 1959 Bevor der Blitz einschlagt MF Reporter Heinz Engelhardt (Horst Drinda) 115933 1999 Bevor der Tag anbricht MF Journalist (Andreas Patton). 115934 1943 Beware -- This Woman Is Death CB Blue Beetle #22 Crime Reporter 115935 1937 Beware of Ladies M Reporter Betty White (Judith Allen) with martial problems is sent by her boss to cover the campaign of a young political neophyte who's running against the local crooked political boss. 115936 2007 Beware of the Stranger SS Dailey, Janet In “With This Kiss.” Investigative Reporter Chris Andrews is trying to find out who is writing a small-town gossip columnist. Columnist Samantha Genry, the daughter of a famous father, is keeping her identity a secret. Andrews thinks that smart and sexy Samantha is one hot item. How long will she keep her identity her secret -- from him and everyone else? 115937 1968 Beware the Black Widow M Berger, Walter M. (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapermen. Ness Book Reporter and Editor from crusading newspaper investigate killings of Mafia members. Reporter gets help from mob prostitute and lures the Mafia chief to a store in Chinatown where he is confronted by killer. Murderer turns out to be prostitute's boyfriend. Boyfriend scarred by Mafia gunman. After Mafia chief is captured by undercover agents, the reporter and prostitute start new life together. 115938 1956 Beware the Curves NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley (A.A. Fair) Press 115939 2001 Beware the Kiss N Acker, Alex J. Gay Journalist Tayler Windquest who has little use for anything not written in black and white. Until the night someone tries to kill her. Windquest is practical. As a journalist she has little use for anything not written in black and white. Until the night someone tries to kill her. Saved from the assailant by her mysterious and beautiful neighbor, Erica Kirsten-Laird, Tayler realizes she’s fascinated by the intensely private woman -- and not just as a journalist. Tayler finds herself deeply immersed in an ancient and formidable curse. When the danger increases, Tayler must find a way to destroy Raven Delaire who has sown vengeance on the woman who betrayed her -- or be destroyed herself. And when she needs her strength the most, Taylor finds she’s hopelessly in love, but to make love to Erica would kill them both. Taylor must trust her instincts and newfound powers to destroy the evil Raven created, and to save the woman she loves. 115940 1980 Beware Young Lovers NM Pentecost Hugh (J. Philips) PR Public Relations Director Mark Haskell at the swanky New York City Beaumont Hotel, a mecca for movie stars and jet-setters. Gossip columnist Judy Powers dies off-camera during taping. 115941 1989 Beware: Children at Play (aka Beware! Children At Play) M Journalist John DeWolfe (Michael Robertson), a writer of UFO and paranormal psychology books, his wife and daughter take a vacation to a small Bible Belt town where several children are missing. The writer and the policeman discover that the children are being brainwashed into zombified cannibal killers by a disturbed teenager. The kids have been lured into a strange cannibalistic cult and start feeding on the flesh of their families before they are destroyed. 115942 1972 Beware! Blob, The M News Cameraman (William Foster). 115943 2005 Bewitched M DVD -R HQ 6788, 6789 Ephron, Delia and Nora (Screenplay) News Media. News Reporter (Todd Peterson) Press Conference Reporters (Susan Chuang, Sunday Boling, Sheila Thomas). Press Conference Photographer (Jordan Black). Photographer (Bryan Holly). E! Reporter (Mo Rocca). E! Anchor (Wendi McLendon-Covey). E! Anchor (Jason George). Talk Show Host Conan O'Brien (Himself). Network Executive (Hugh Davidson). Voice-Over Announcer (J.J. Sacha). 115944 1966 Bewitched: Baby's First Paragraph T Episode #62. 3-10-1966 Reporter-Anchor-Correspondent Clete Roberts as Himself. Reporter (Don Hanmer). Reporter (John Newton). 115945 1964 Bewitched: Girl Reporter, The T DVD -R HQ 4338. SVD 1170 Episode #8. Season 1. 11-5-1964. . Series (9-17-64 to 7-1-72) Reporter. Darrin is interviewed by a girl reporter who has a jealous boyfriend 115946 1969 Bewitched: Going Ape T Episode #162. 2-27-1969 Photographer (Gordon Devol). 115947 1964 Bewitched: Hippie, Hippie, Hippie T Episode News. When Serena is arrested at a hippie love-in and gets her picture in the papers, everyone thinks it is Samantha. Real Journalist Ralph Story 115948 1964 Bewitched: It Takes One to Know One T Episode #11. 11-26-1964 Photographer (Robert Cleaves). 115949 1966 Bewitched: My Friend Ben T Episode #87. 12-8-1966. Reporter (Hollis Morrison). Journalist-Printer Benjamin Franklin (Fredd Wayne). 115950 1965 Bewitched: Very Special Delivery, A T Episode. 9-23-1965. Season #2. Episode #2 Reporter #1 (John Kowal). Reporter #2 (Cliff Fields). 115951 1956 Beyond a Reasonable Doubt M DVD -R HQ 3607, 3608. SVDSP 1394 Morrow, Douglas (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Tom Garrett (Dana Andrews) for The Daily Press Herald temporarily leaves the paper to write a novel. He's in love with Susan Spencer (Joan Fontaine), daughter of editor Austin Spencer (Sidney Blackmer). .Spencer and Garrett concoct a scheme. They want to discredit capital punishment. Garrett plants false evidence in murder case to set himself up as suspect. Editor takes pictures of reporter planting evidence to use as proof of his innocence. Editor is killed in freak car accident. Envelope with photographs destroyed in fire. Reporter is found guilty of murder. Susan becomes editor and convinces staff to help Garrett. Newspaper Vendor (John George). Father's executors set up committee to run the paper as outlined in his will. Also find sealed envelope addressed to D.A. among the late editor's materials that clear the reporter. Reporter was actually married to murdered woman, arranged whole situation He wanted to get rid of her and then be cleared. Susan finds out the truth and turns him in. Press photographers swarm around Garrett as he is led back to his cell. Reporter (Benny Burt). Reporter (Myron Cook). Photographers (Carl Sklover, Ralph Volkie). 115952 1994 Beyond a Reasonable Doubt N Parker, Gary E. Journalist 115953 2009 Beyond a Reasonable Doubt M TV News Reporter C.J. Nicholas (Jesse Metcalfe) is looking for a big break so he goes after a corrupt district attorney who’s been piling up convictions by planting DNA evidence. Playing a risky game of cat and mouse with the D.A., Nicholas frames himself as a murder suspect to catch the corrupt D.A. in the act. Assistant District Attorney Ella Crystal (Amber Tamblyn) is romantically involved with Nicholas but unaware of his assignment. She becomes caught between her boss’s political ambitious and C.J.’s dangerous expose. As mounting evidence stacks up against both men, Ella’s own life becomes threatened when she discovers incriminating proof that puts the fate of both C.J.’s innocence and the D.A.’s reputation in her hands. News Media. Newsroom Reporter (Krystal Mayo). Newsroom (Lori Knighton). Reporter (Kip Cummings). Reporter #4 (Derek Wayne Johnson). News Reporter 3 (Darcel White Moreno). Cameraman (Kelvin Payton). TV Anchorwoman (Sarah Kearney). Newsroom Reporter (Dennis W. Murphy). Newsroom Reporter (Crystal Brown_Tatum). Finley’s Cameraman (Kole Caston). Newspaperman (Ron Fagan). 115954 2008 Beyond Beautiful: Volume One N Bornstein, Jan Paparazzi armed with camera chronicle every public moment of two beautiful rock stars living their lives in a fish bowl where every rumor of happiness or grief becomes grist for the gossip mill. 115955 1994 Beyond Betrayal MT Anchorwoman (Anne Openshaw). 115956 2003 Beyond Borders M DVD -R HQ 8X. 4020, 4021. DVD +RW 4022 Reporter Charlotte Jordan (Teri Polo), sister of woman who tries to save and feed refugees and ends up getting killed. TV Reporter (Aidan Pickering). Journalists (Emma Stevens, Rob Burns, Matthew Tiffin, Robin Wilcock). 115957 2007 Beyond Daring NR O'Reilly, Kathleen Harlequin Blaze #309 Publicist Jeff Brooks is assigned to hot Manhattan celebutante Sheldon Summerville, whose scandalous behavior threatens the marriage proposal brokered by her tycoon father. Brooks is supposed to retool sexy Sheldon's wild-child image thereby earning his PR superstud merit badge. Only, he knows from media makeovers that he's a "recovering player" and should be cleaning up his own reputation. Brooks' brother, a successful Wall Street Exec, has supported him most of his life but he wants to make it on his own. Sheldon is attracted to him…and the fireworks start. 115958 1994 Beyond Desire M TV Reporter (Belinda Bissonnette). Photographer (Gene Gabriel). 115959 1997 Beyond Fear MT DVD -R HQ 7507, 7508 News Media. TV Newscaster (Trevor Nichols). TV Reporter (Simon Nichols). Journalist (Rupert Procter). Photographer (Mark Chapman). Woman relives her agony in court after being kidnapped and tortured by a madman for eight days. 115960 1948 Beyond Glory M Reporter Johnson (Henry Guttman). Photographer (Joey Ray). 115961 2003 Beyond Good & Evil G Ancel, Michel Playstation 2 Reporter Jade, a rebellious young action reporter left traumatized by a brutal attack. The planet Hyllis has fallen under siege by ruthless alien race. Despite assurances of the Alpha Section defense squad, war drag on terrorizing once-beautiful planet. War is crushing the faith of the people. From the rubble of a tiny island rises Jade. He is hired by rebel organization IRIS and learns that the Alpha Sections are secretly trafficking humans to the enemy. Still wary of whom to believe, she sets out to expose gruesome conspiracy and bring proof to her people. Armed with her camera, dai-jo staff and unflinching resolve, Jade plunges into sinister web to untangle the truth and restore justice to her planet.. But as she earns the trust of her people, Jade discovers that sometimes in order to find the truth you must look beyond good and evil. Jade must expose a sinister conspiracy as you become a rebellious hero as an action reporter using stealth, force and wits against the only reality you have ever known 115962 1895 Beyond Human Power N Bjornson, Bjornson Newspaper Owner. Rachel Sang, wealthy young Norwegian liberal establishes a newspaper. 115963 2008 Beyond Machu N Maltese, William Reporter Dan Green, an investigative reporter to his very soul, finds himself shunted off on what he thinks is a simple travel piece for his newspaper and all because his overprotective and highly influential mother fears for his safety. Through a chance meeting with a handsome and sexy man, he is yanked from his comfortable surroundings into the jungles of Peru and to the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu. The hunk proves irresistible to the gay reporter whose past holds more than a few dark secrets. Through it all Dan smells a newspaper story here in the rampant exploitation of illicit archeological finds by shady characters and he knows he cannot let the opportunity pass. Soon he discovers just how dangerous a healthy curiosity can actually be. 115964 2008 Beyond Magic N Kearney, Susan Journalist intends to debunk an astral projection machine -- until it slingshots her mind through the galaxy into another body. To keep the love she finds there, she must leave all she knew behind and embrace the stars. 115965 1998 Beyond Paradise M Photographer (James Medeiros). 115966 1995 Beyond Rangoon M L Photographer (Charley Boorman). 115967 2003 Beyond Re-Animator M Journalist Laura Olney (Elsa Pataky) is the story of a scientist who is fascinated with the possibility of bringing dead people back to life. The scientist is serving time in a maximum security prison and his experiments are interrupted by the arrival of a new prison doctor and the brother of the girl who suffered from West’s experiments 13 years earlier. The doctor discovers the new experiments is a more effective means of bringing back the dead by removing an individual’s neuroplasm or soul and injecting it into a newly reanimated corpse. West’s experiments are postponed when the doctor becomes infatuated with a journalist named Laura Olney, a sleazy but shapely reporter who is doing a story at the penitentiary. Olney sleeps with the doctor to get information from him. A sadistic prison warden murders her so the doctor gives her a dose of reagent. West electrocutes the warden to give Olney the neuroplasm she needs. The warden’s energy gives her his personality. 115968 2003 Beyond Recognition P Petrick, John Tabloid Reporter Mark. 115969 2003 Beyond Sunrise NR Proctor, Candice Travel Journalist India McKnight, unconventional spinster daughter of dour Scottish clergyman, is accomplished travel writer who has vowed never to marry the foul-mouthed Australian seaman who's on the run from British navy for sinking one of their ships. Two wind up running for their lives from native cannibals and a very determined group of British officers. They fall in love. Have to overcome two obstacles -- the seaman's past and India's fear of losing control. McKnight arrives in the Polynesian Islands determined to find passage to the island of Takaku to do on-site research. Discovers only person who will take her to the cannibal-infested island is an Australian being pursued by the British navy. Forced to hold her captive to save himself from pursuing Brits. Ever since McKnight can remember, she craved adventure. Following her calling, she became a travel writer, a vocation that takes her far and wide. Vows never to risk her freedom by falling in love. 115970 1994 Beyond Suspicion MT Abbott, Simon (Screenplay) Ness Book Photojournalist Karen Reikart (Stepfanie Kramer) sneaks into a warehouse while a battle is raging between crooks and cops, witnesses her contact being killed by a shotgun, then is knocked out with the butt of a gun. Contact's partner tries to get her film But Reikart switches the film. She then interviews the partner at the police station. He is being investigated by internal affairs on suspicion of being a dirty cop. She tells him his partner was going to expose someone in the department. Cop rescues the reporter from hoods outside the police station and they begin a relationship. Police tell reporter the cop is connected to drug cartel. They want negatives of photos she shot. While scanning her photos on a computer, reporter finds evidence implicating the cop in the murder of his partner. He listens in on her phone conversation and kidnaps her daughter to get her to turn over the negatives. He reveals to her that he arranged a hit on the man who killed his girlfriend and then found himself the pawn of mobsters. He and one of the crooks are killed in a shoot-out. Reporter escapes with her daughter. TV Reporter (Brad Steinke). 115971 1901 Beyond the Black Ocean NSF MLPL McGrady, the Rev. Thomas Journalist Abraham McGillicuddy, budding journalist. Deborah Herald. 115972 1942 Beyond the Blue Horizon M Photographer (Eric Alden). Photographer (Bert Moorhouse). Photographer (Charley Taylor). Photographer (Russell Heustis). 115973 1992 Beyond the Call of Duty M SV 199 Female Journalist. Renegade soldier chased by Vietnamese leads a beautiful American journalist in a race against death 115974 2002 Beyond the City Limits M Reporter (Stephanie Niznik) 115975 1996 Beyond the Fire N Wheeler, Amanda Reporter David Hamilton on the Oakland Sentinel tries to come to grips with the political upheaval of the 1960s and love's first passion. He and an African-American law student at U.C. Berkeley find their personal and professional lives increasingly entangled by the mayoral campaign that she works for and he covers. Hamilton is older than the woman and a confirmed bachelor who always knows where the party is, a rolling stone who gathers no moss, no commitments and no attachments. But even an aggressive, fun-loving journalist needs love. 115976 1956 Beyond the High Wall M Reporter (George Mather) 115977 2009 Beyond the Horizon DT Reporter (Lina Patel) 115978 2003 Beyond the Limits M Journalist 115979 2009 Beyond the Pole M Documentary Filmmakers Brian Tongue (Rhys Thomas) and Mark Bark Jones (Stephen Mangan) follow the first carbon neutral, organic, vegetarian expedition ever to attempt the North Pole. They want to save the planet and get into the Guinness Book of Records. Newsreader (Kay Burley). Journalist-Photographer (Karl Rhodes). Reporter (Elisha Willett). 115980 1941 Beyond the Sacramento M Ward, Luci (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Jeff Adams (Frank LaRue) of a newspaper in a western town is involved in a crooked bond scheme. Recognized by a cowboy who sends for Wild Bill Hickok (Bill Elliott). Two cowboys break into newspaper office. They reset the next day's front page to print a story about the publisher's unsavory past. Hickok justifies his typesetting abilities by claiming his first job was as a printer's devil. When the paper is printed, the publisher kills himself. Hickok tracks down the publisher's partner-in-crime. 115981 2004 Beyond the Sea M DVD -R HQ 10865, 10866. Journalist (John Keogh). Journalist (Andy Gatjen). Journalist (Andrew Weale). Journalist (Michael Traynor). Movie Set Reporter (Tom Mannion). Radio Host (Marcus Brigstocke). 115982 2004 Beyond the Speed of Life CB Common Grounds #1 Reporter Ed Franklin interviews Speeding Bullet at the local Common Grounds donut shop and finds out that a hero’s life isn’t all heroics and fame. 115983 2006 Beyond the Summit N LeBlanc, Linda American Journalist Beth finally arrives in Shangri-La to do a story on Nepal. She has a love affair with a Sherpa guide. 115984 1970 Beyond the Valley of the Dolls M L AFI-Television TV Interviewer Gordon (Gordon Westcourt). Photographer (Bruce McBroom). TV Cameraman (Russ Meyer). News Media. 115985 2006 Beyond the Wall of Sleep M Interviewer (Keith Valcourt - Voice). 115986 1959 Beyond This Place M UK Only Press 115987 1998 Beyond Titanic M Cameraman (Ralph B. White-Himself). 115988 1988 Beyond Tomorrow DT Correspondent (Gary Cubberley). Correspondent (Renee Chenault). Correspondent (Susan Hunt). Correspondent, 1989 (Dave Marash). Correspondent (Randy Meier). Correspondent, 1989 (Barry Nolan). Correspondent (Richard Wiese). 115989 2006 Beyond Tomorrow: DT Episode #26. 5-24-2006 News Reporter Ed Herlihy. Presenters Anna Choy, Graham Phillips, Matt Shirvington, Hayden Turner, Caroline West. 115990 2006 Beyond Wellington N Robertson, Nellie E. Newspaper Editor’s Assistant Laurie Davis at the Everett Daily Herald begins her career as an assistant and ends up as an editor and publisher. Her newspaper position puts her in a position to vent her feelings about women’s suffrage and prohibition. The birth of her son, her friend’s encounter with spousal abuse, labor unrest and violence, World War I, influenza, and the usual bumps of everyday life tax the wisdom and courage she earned with her survival after the crash of a Wellington railroad one fateful night in 1910 in Washington’s snowy Cascade Mountains. After the crash, Davis’ life took an unexpected turn. As one of only eight passengers to survive the horrible disaster that killed 96 people, she struggles to understand why her life was spared. But the wisdom and courage she gains from the tragedy helps her cope with the hurdles she encounters in the 10 years following the crash. Through misfortune and loss, Laurie emerges victorious, a strong, dedicated woman whose newspaper career grows from an assistant position to an editor and publisher in her own right. 115991 1980 Beyond Westworld: Brother's Keeper, My T Episode #2. 3-12-1980 Reporter (Frank White). 115992 1980 Beyond Westworld: Take-Over T Episode #5. TV Reporter #1 (Robert Clarke). TV Commentator (Scott Ellsworth). 115993 1958 Beyond Wind River N Savage, L. Journalist Hero takes up newspaper work in a fight between two Wyoming ranchers. 115994 1982 Beyond Witch Mountain T Reporter (Hettie Lynn Hurtes) reports on the two kids amazing powers 115995 1988 Bez grzechu MF Poland Editor (Marek Bargielowski), Jarek's friend. TV Presenter (Jacek Strzemzalski). TV Announcer (Edyta Wojtczak). 115996 2003 Bezesne noci MF Czech Republic Interviewer (David Calek - Voice). 115997 1981 Bezubaan MF India Photographer (Naseeruddin Shah) takes secret, provocative photographs of a woman who has spent a lifetime repressing her feelings and blackmails her. 115998 1970 BGS of Ginza M AFI-Magazines (Periodicals) Magazine 115999 2002 Bhavum MF TV Newscaster (Sindhu Biju). 116000 2000 Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani MF Bollywood TV Reporters Ria Bannerjee (Juhi Chawla) and Ajay Bakshi (Shahrukh Khan) play rival reporters dressed in different get-ups to crack a story. They work for rival channels, K-TV and Galaxee. Bosses, Kaka Chowdhary (Satish Shah) and Mr. Chinoy (Dalip Tahil) indulge in a game of one-upmanship, or one-upwomanship as the case may be. Which gives them a chance to break into a song proclaiming, "I am the best!" World of reporting, or TV reporting at least, has never looked more attractive -- funky offices, trendy designer clothes, fun-loving bosses. And a sparkling green, brand new Hyundai convertible for doing an exclusive albeit life-threatening story. Hero keeps saying "What a life!" Two get caught in an ugly political battle between chief minister and opposition leader. Portrayals of predictable politician-journo nexus, mandatory rape scene, helpless police commissioner and innocent victim. Finally belief in the common man. Rivalry be damned, time to get together. 116001 2005 Bhola in Bollywood MF India. Photographer (Razak Khan). 116002 2005 Bhopal: Search for Justice, The DT DVD -R HQ 5776 Journalist Raajkumar Keswani investigates why little has been done for those affected by a 1984 pesticide plant leak in India. 116003 1989 Bhrashtachar (aka Corruption) MF India Journalist Bhavani (Rekha), who is fighting injustice and corruption, finds that his life overlaps with a widow who becomes the mistress of a local hoodlum to save her blind daughter, an inspector to whom Bhavani entrusts the woman’s safety and who maintains that even the police can take no action against the hoodlum because politicians need hoodlums to remain in power. 116004 0001 Bible: Book of Daniel ER Anonymous Herald: "Then the herald cried aloud….." 116005 0001 Bible: Book of Job ER Anonymous Messenger: "... that there came a messenger unto Job, and said, The oxen were plowing, and the asses feeding beside them; and the Sabeans fell upon them, and took them away: "yea, they have slain the servants with the edge of the sword; and I only am escaped alone to tell thee." "While he was yet speaking, there came also another, and said, The fire of God is fallen from heaven, and hath burned up the sheep and the servants, and consumed them; and I only am escaped alone to tell thee. "While he was yet speaking, there came also another, and said, The Chaldeans made three bands, and fell upon the camels, and have taken them away, yea, and slain the servants with the edge of the sword; and I only am escaped alone to tell thee." "While he was yet speaking, there came also another, and said, Thy sons and thy daughters were eating and drinking wine in their eldest brother's house; and, behold, there came a great wind…they are dead, and I only am escaped alone to tell thee." 116006 0001 Bible: Book of Nehemiah ER Anonymous Messenger: "And I sent messengers unto them, saying, I am doing a great work, so that I cannot come down: why should the work cease, whilst I leave it, and come down to you? "And they sent unto me four times after this sort; and I answered them after the same manner." 116007 0001 Bible: First Book of Samuel ER Anonymous Messenger: "And they sent messengers to the inhabitants of Kiriath-jearim, saying, The Philistines have brought back the ark of Jehovah; come ye down, and fetch it up to you…." 116008 0001 Bible: First Book of the Maccabees ER Anonymous Messenger: "And the king sent letters by the hand of messengers unto Jerusalem and the cities of Judah…." 116009 0001 Bible: Gospel, The: According to Mark ER Anonymous Messenger: "Behold, I send my messenger before thy face, Who shall prepare thy way; The voice of one crying in the wilderness, Make ye ready the way of the Lord…" 116010 0001 Bible: Proverbs ER Hiesberg, Jean Marie (Translation) Catholic Bible, The: New American Bible Newsmonger. Chapter 11, Proverb No. 13: "A newsmonger reveals secrets, but a trustworthy man keeps a confidence." 116011 0001 Bible: Proverbs ER Hiesberg, Jean Marie Catholic Bible, The: New American Bible Newsmonger. Chapter 20, Proverb No. 19: "A newsmonger reveals secrets; so have nothing to do with a babbler!" 116012 0001 Bible: Second Book of Samuel ER Anonymous Messenger. David sent messengers….Abner sent messengers…back and forth asking and answering questions. Other messengers. 116013 0001 Bible: Second Book of the Kings ER Anonymous Messenger: "and he sent messengers, and said unto them, Go, inquire of Baal- zebub, the god of Ekron, whether I shall recover of this sickness. … But the angel of Jehovah…Arise, go up to meet the messengers of the king of Samaria….(ask questions of them). "...And the messengers returned unto him, and he said unto them, Why is it that ye are returned?…" 116014 1708 Bickerstaff Papers and Pamphlets on the Church ER COPY Swift, Jonathan 1708-1725 Fictional Journalist Bickerstaff, famous pseudonym used by Swift. 116015 1767 Bickerstaff's Boston Alamanack, for the Year of our Lord 1768 ER COPY West, Benjamin Press. First issue of Bickerstaff's Boston Almanack, which continued until 1854. 116016 2006 Bicoastal Babe N Langston, Cynthia Newsletter Writer Lindsey Miller of Chicago's "The Pulse," a newsletter that tracks white-hot trends in everything from fashion to cosmetics to entertainment. Before long, she finds herself on a whirlwind bicoastal romp as she jet-sets between New York and Los Angeles, fumbling to uncover what's cool today -- and what will be the next big thing tomorrow. Was a jobless, loveless and aimless suburbanite and is transformed into a jet-setting trend tracker for Chicago's hottest advertising agency. 116017 2009 Bicycle Bobby M News Media. TV News Reporter (Diane Davis). News Anchor (Bill Kent). News Anchor/Radio Announcer (Leila Scantilin). Unlikely friendship develops between two men, one an ex-rock star and the other a small town guy with cerebral palsy. 116018 2009 Biddle Productions Presents M News Anchor Julie (Julie Wochholz). 116019 2006 Bienvenido a casa MF Female Journalist 116020 1951 Biffen och Bananen MF Radio Reporter (Bertil Perrolf). Sports Journalist (Rudolf E. Eklow). Sports Journalist (Jan-Erik Garland). Sports Journalist (Oscar Soderlund). 116021 1988 Big M Photographer (Bruce Jarchow). 116022 1998 Big and Hairy MT TV Reporter, skeptical (Terry David Mulligan). 116023 2002 Big Apple M TV Reporter (George Whipple III). 116024 1987 Big Bad Mama II M DVD -R HQ 5404, 5405. SVDSP 753. SVD 617 Norton, William, Frances Doel (Source). R.J. Robertson, Jim Wynorski (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist-Reporter Daryl Pearson (Robert Culp) who writes a column for the Philadelphia Eagle called "The Voice of the West," sees a mother and her daughters rob a bank. After sending his photographer to wire in the story, he chases the outlaws. Reporter is caught by mama and ordered to strip in order to keep him from following her. He later shows up at the farmhouse where the bandits have holed up after kidnapping a politician's son and he convinces her to let him write about her and her family. Pearson is arrested when he goes to town to wire in a column. The paper pays his bail and he arranges to do a remote radio broadcast during a final showdown between the outlaw women and the authorities. Women are apparently killed when the farmhouse explodes, but escape by hiding in a cyclone cellar. "What's a big city newspaper reporter want of us?" "I just want to make you immortal." When one of her daughters says, "Who is he, Mama?" "A damn reporter." "Well, a journalist." Daughter" "You fixin' to do a story on us?" "I can put your faces on the front pages of every newspaper from Maine to California." … "You can't just stop a free press…."True…But I can slow it down for awhile." 116025 2006 Big Bad Wolf M News Media. News Reporter (Teresa Strasser). 116026 2003 Big Bad Wolf Tells All, The N Kauffman, Donna Advice Columnist Tanzy Harrington writes a romance column for MainLine, "the hottest online magazine since Salon." In her column, "Tanzy Tells All" she asserts that "men can be put into two categories, wolves and sheep." She's a fervent fan of "Wolf Sex" and determine to resist the cozy allure of "Sheep Sex" (for the marrieds). Opinions set off flurry of controversy and garner her one particularly obsessed cyberfan who turns into a full-fledged stalker. Tanzy Harrington is the Bay Area's most-read romance columnist and self-proclaimed love-'em-and-leave-'em artist -- and she's not quite ready to tie herself down to one man, until one lands on the scene. Agrees to house-sit for eccentric great-aunt. 116027 1989 Big Bang, The M Interviewer-Narrator (James Toback) 116028 1913 Big Bet Snapshot, The SS Lebhar, Bertram (Top-Notch, Nov. 1-Dec. 1, 1913). Pseudonym Photographer Frank Hawley (The Camera Chap), a newspaper photographer "thus combining interest in that new-fangled photographic stuff with interest in the newspaper game. Copper King puts pressures on the New York Sentinel to quash the photograph and Frank's job. 116029 1942 Big Blockade, The M American Journalist (Quentin Reynolds). Press (John Boxer). Press (Cyril Chamberlain). Press (Owen Reynolds). 116030 1996 Big Blondes N Echenoz, Jean TV Documentary Producer sends team of private investigators to locate an ex-singer. 116031 1913 Big Boss, The M Reporter Dick (Irving Cummings) investigating graft scandals alarming the city is nearly beaten to death. 116032 1941 Big Boss, The M Green, Howard J. (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporters Sue Peters (Gloria Dickson) and Cliff Randall (Don Beddoe) assume a philanthropic senator is in league with his brother, a political boss. Senator denies accusation made by Peters but later seeks his boss' help. After becoming governor, the he investigates the political boss and connects him to a murder. When he learns the boss is his brother he decides to resign rather than prosecute him. The political boss gives himself up to save his brother's career. Governor ends up with Reporter Peters. Variety, 5/21/41: "Gloria Dickson is much too attractive to be a newspaperwoman, but her performance is skillful, sincere and, when the part allows, moving. Don Beddoe's playing of an illusionless reporter is expert." 116033 1891 Big Bow Mystery, The N Zangwill, Israel Press. Various theories as to how a man lying in his bed with his throat cut could have murdered since the door was locked are suggested in letters to the press, including a monkey with a razor coming down the chimney, the removal and replacement of a window pane or a door panel,a culprit hiding in the wardrobe who managed to escape unnoticed when the door was broken down, and secret passages and trapdoors. As for the missing weapon, was it a candlestick or a similar common item of bedroom furniture, fitted with a hidden blade after the fashion of a swordstick? Earliest example of the locked room mystery. Then the floodgates of inkland were opened, and the deluge pattered for nine days on the deaf coffin where the poor idealist mouldered. The tongues of the Press were loosened, and the leader-writers reveled in recapitulating the circumstances of "The Big Bow Mystery," though they could contribute nothing but adjectives to the solution. The papers teemed with letters --it was a kind of Indian summer of the silly season. But the editors could not keep them out, nor cared to. The mystery was the one topic of conversation everywhere -- it was on the carpet and the bare boards alike, in the kitchen and the drawing-room. It was discussed with science or stupidity, with aspirates or without. It came up for breakfast with the rolls, and was swept off the supper-table with the last crumbs. Pell Mell Press. Poet Denzil Cantercot says he works for the New York Herald. ...espied in the fog one Denzil Cantercot, whom he called, and told to run to the nearest police-station and ask them to send on an inspector and a surgeon... Mr. DENZIL CANTERCOT was next called: He was a poet. (Laughter.) He was on his way to Mr. Grodman's house to tell him he had been unable to do some writing for him because he was suffering from writer's cramp, when Mr. Grodman called to him from the window of No. 11 and asked him to run for the police. No, he did not run; he was a philosopher. (Laughter.) He returned with them to the door, but did not go up. He had no stomach for crude sensations. (Laughter.) The grey fog was sufficiently unbeautiful for him for one morning. (Laughter.) But Denzil seemed as if he were going in on the heels of Crowl. This would suit Grodman better. He could then have the two pleasures. But Denzil was stopped halfway through the door. "Ticket, sir!" Denzil drew himself up to his full height. "Press," he said majestically. All the glories and grandeurs of the Fourth Estate were concentrated in that haughty monosyllable. Heaven itself is full of journalists who have overawed St. Peter. But the doorkeeper was a veritable dragon. "What paper, sir?" "_New York Herald_" said Denzil, sharply. He did not relish his word being distrusted. "_New York Herald_" said one of the bystanding stewards, scarce catching the sounds. "Pass him in." And in the twinkling of an eye Denzil had eagerly slipped inside. 116034 1925 Big Boy M Newspaper article and photograph plays an important plot device when it reveals that Jimmy Jump (Charley Chase) is not a tough guy but a rich momma's boy. 116035 1999 Big Brass Ring, The MT SVDSP 786 TV Anchor (Leslie Lyles). Anchor (Mandy Murphey). Anchor (Brendea Stanton). Anchor (Cree Craig). Anchor (Dick Ford). Dirt-seeking TV reporter (Irene Jacob). ETC News Anchor (Blake Lindsley). Reporter #1 (Charles Brennon). Reporter #2 (Matushka Lindo Briggs). Reporter #3 (Joe Rodriguez). Reporter #4 (Don Lemon). 116036 1961 Big Brave Husband SS GPL Mason, Gregory In "Lemon Pie and Other Stories." War Correspondent Bayard Delafield, the famous war correspondent. 116037 1980 Big Brawl, The M News Media. Second Reporter (Craig Huston). 116038 1992 Big Breakfast, The: DT UK. Series 1992-2002 News Staff. Reporters Cordelia Kretzschmar (2000). Newsreaders Peter Smith (1992-1996), Phil Gayle (1996-2000), Jasmine Lowson (2000-2002), John Craven (2000), Carol Barnes (2001-2002). Interviewers Ed Hall (2001-2002). Bob Geldof (1992). Presenters Patsy Palmer (2002), Dannii Minogue (1994), Gaby Roslin (1992-1996), Chris Evans (1992-1994), Mark Little (1994-1997), Danny Baker (1995), Melanie Sykes (1997-2001), Johnny Vaughan (1997-2001), Rick Adams (1997), Tamara Beckwith (1997), Presenters Sharrono Davies (1997), Jenny McCarthy (1997), Josie D'Arby (1998), Peter Kay (1998), Kelly Brook (1999-2000), Caprice Bourret (1999), Shane Richie (1999), Denise Van Outen (1997-1999, 2000-2001). On the Road Presenters Mark Lamarr (1992-1996), Keith Chegwin (1996-1997), Richard Orford (1997-1998). On the Bed Presenters Paula Yates (1992-1996), Paul O'Grady (1995-1996), Vanessa Feltz (1996-1997), Sara Cox (1999-2000),.Richard Bacon (1999-2002). 116039 2000 Big Breakfast, The: DT UK. Series 1992-2002 News Staff. Reporters Cordelia Kretzschmar (2000). Newsreaders Jasmine Lowson (2000-2002), John Craven (2000), Carol Barnes (2001-2002, Jemma Woodman (2001), Ruth England. Interviewers Ed Hall (2001-2002). Presenters Patsy Palmer (2002), Helen Chamberlain (2000), Patrick Kielty (2000), Caroline O'Shea (2000), Tanya Stsrecker (2000), Amanda Byram (2001-2002), Emily Booth (2001), Paul Daniels (2001), Patsy Kensit (2001), Debbie McGee (2001).. Presenters Lisa Scott-Lee (2001), Lisa Snowdon (2001), Paul Tonkinson (2001), Richard Whiteley (2001), Richard Bacon (2002), Kris Akabusi, Simon Feilder, Chris Moyes, Liza Tarbuck. On the Bed Presenters Gail Porter (2000), Lisa Rogers (2001-2002), Donna Air (2000-2001). 116040 1936 Big Broadcast of 1936, The M Photographer (William Irving) 116041 1936 Big Broadcast of 1937, The M Press 116042 1938 Big Broadcast of 1938, The M DVD News Media. First Reporter (Jimmy Conlin). Second Reporter (Sherry Hall). Third Reporter (James P. Burtis). S.B. Bellows (W.C. Fields) takes group of reporters on tour of ship and almost blows up the place 116043 2001 Big Brother Norge TF Norway. Series 2001-2003 Host (Jannicke Farstad, 2001). Narrator (Ingar Helge Gimle - Voice). Interviewer Lars Joakim Ringom, 2003). 116044 2001 Big Brother Uncut T Australian version Reporter (Chan Hoo - Segment Reporter). Reporter (Sami Lukis). 116045 2000 Big Brother: T Series 2000- Correspondent. AOL Internet Correspondent (Regina Lewis). 116046 2004 Big Brother: T Series 2000- Reporter (Oliver Petszokat - 2004-2005 - Outdoor Reporter. Host, 2005). Outdoor Reporter (Sascha Sirtl, 2005). Ourdoor Reporter (Franziska - Herself, 2005). 116047 1936 Big Brown Eyes M VHS 1058 Grant, James Edward (Stories - "Hahsit Babe" and "Big Brown Eyes.") Raoul Walsh, Bert Hanlon (Screenplay) Ness Book Sob Sister Eve Fallon (Joan Bennett). Editor (Edwin Maxwell). Fallon tries to force a crook to confess by running a story claiming he already has testified. Quits paper. Variety, 5/6/36: "There's a newspaper sequence and that, as usual, is so amazingly far from anything likely to happen that it'll hand news scribes a laugh." 116048 1976 Big Bus, The M TV Reporter (Jess Nadelman) 116049 1988 Big Business M Sports Announcer (Chick Hearn). 116050 1931 Big Business Girl M News Media 116051 1954 Big Chase M Reporter. Milton Graves, Reporter (Joe Flynn) 116052 1940 Big Chief Wahoo CS Saunders, Allen (Writer) and Artist Elmer Woggon) Photojournalist Steve Roper who battled sometimes bizarre, gruesome villains. The handsome blonde news photographer worked for a major news magazine. Roper gradually started to dominate this comic strip, which was set in “Tepee Town.” Wahoo was a short Native American in a 10-gallon hat who was played for laughs but showed courage, loyalty and common sense. 116053 1983 Big Chill, The M DVD -R HQ 3252, 3253. DVD. L Kasdan, Lawrence, Barbara Benedek (Screenplay) Magazine Journalist Michael (Jeff Goldblum), a writer for People Magazine, one of a group of college friends brought together again. Generally negative view of his work provided. Michael continually talks about wanting to get out of the profession and open a club, although he concludes at the end that if the club is successful People will send some schmuck like him to do an article on it. Exchange: "I have to fly out to Dallas tonight. I'm interviewing a fourteen-year-old blind baton twirler." "Where, uh, where do you get those stories?" "It's just good investigative journalism." "Where I work we have only one editorial rule. You can't write anything longer than the average person can read during the average crap. I'm tired of having all my work read in the can." "People read Dostoyevski in the can." "Yes, but they can't finish it 116054 1959 Big Circus, The M News Media. Reporter Bill (George Cisar). Reporter (Geraldine Wall). Photographer (Franklyn Farnum). Commentator at Niagara Falls (John Wald - Himself). 116055 1932 Big City Blues M Reporter Telephoning (Harry Seymour). 116056 2000 Big City Eyes N Ephron, Delia Newspaperwoman Lily Davis writes for a local newspaper, stumbles on a murder mystery Moving to a small Long Island town where she believes her son will have a better chance for a healthy life, journalist Lily Davis finds her plans disrupted in the wake of a murder and her budding relationship with a married man 116057 2007 Big City, Bad Blood N Chercover, Sean Reporter Ray Dudgeon of the Chicago Chronicle is disillusioned with the newspaper business and turns private detective. He isn't trying to save the world. He just wants to do an honest job and do it well. But when doing an honest job threatens society's most powerful and corrupt, Dudgeon's life is in danger. While working on a movie in Chicago, a Hollywood locations manager saw something he shouldn't have. So he hires Dudgeon for protection after running afoul of a mid-level gangster. Dudgeon soon finds himself in the middle of an organized crime war. Dundgeon's girlfriend, a nurse, loves him but wants a normal life. Dundgeon goes to Hollywood, has a fling with an actress and is surprised by the gangster in a Chicago parking garage when he returns. He shoots him dead and sticks his weapon in the corpse's hand. What he thinks will be the end of his troubles is just the beginning. 116058 1958 Big City, The N Riddell, Marjorie News Media 116059 1948 Big Clock, The M SVD 528. SV 40 Fearing, Kenneth (Novel). John Latimer (Screenplay) Publisher Earl Janoth (Charles Laughton) is a tyrant who publishes many magazines including Crimeways Magazine. George Stroud (Ray Milland), editor of Crimeways magazine. Steve Hagen (George McCready), devious circulation manager. Publisher kills woman. Editor Stroud knows woman, also in hallway. Both see each other, but as shadowy figures. Neither knows other’s identity. Stunned publisher goes to circulation manager's apartment, tries to hide crime. Crimeways magazine staff assigned to find murderer. Clues point to Stroud, who frantically tries to find real murderer to save himself. Suspect traced to Janoth building. Stroud ordered to head search -- for himself. Wife becomes trusted ally. Stroud escapes one trap after another. Figures out real killer. Stroud tricks Hagen into betraying the publisher. Stroud tries to warn Janoth that elevator is broken. Janoth ignores warning, falls to death. Editor at Conference Table (Bert Moorhouse). "We live in a dynamic age, gentlemen, with dynamic competitors -- radio, newspapers, newsreels -- and we must anticipate trends before they are trends. We are, in effect, clairvoyants." 116060 1946 Big Clock, The NM OWN - H Fearing, Kenneth Editor. Mass Communication organization. Hero is an editor. Editor-in-chief murderer 116061 1949 Big Clock, The R Episode #24. 7-8-1949. Screen Director's Playhouse, The Publisher Earl Janoth is a tyrant who publishes many magazines including Crimeways Magazine. George Stroud, editor of Crimeways magazine. Steve Hagen, devious circulation manager. Publisher kills woman. 116062 1969 Big Cube, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 116063 1989 Big Dark, The NM Hanlon, Sean Weinberg List Journalist 116064 2006 Big Day: Bachelor Party, The T Episode #4. 12-19-2006 Reporter (John Burke). 116065 2007 Big Day: Magic Hour T Episode #11. 1-9-2007 Photographer (DeForest Mapp). 116066 2006 Big Day: Pilot T Episode #1. 11-28-2006 Weatherman (Anthony Winters). 116067 2006 Big Day: World According to Garf, The T Episode #2. 12-5-2006 News Anchor (John Burke). Photographer (Andrew Friedman). 116068 2006 Big Dreams in Little Hope (aka Mom) M DVD Aspiring TV Investigative Reporter Kelly Raygo (Emily A. Burton) is an uptight lesbian and market researcher. Linda (Julie Goodman) is a scatterbrained, talkative cameraperson with as bright and flighty a personality as Kelly is focused and driven. Both are shipped off to Little Hope on assignment and when the local hotel runs out of rooms, this mismatched pair must bunk at a youth hostel filled with oddballs. Linda suggests they showcase their talents by filming a human interest piece at the local annual Chili Cook-Off. 116069 1970 Big Easy, The N Conaway, James Reporter White, friend of deceased black becomes involved in mystery when the grave is defiled and the body decapitated. Race relations, drugs, motorcycle gang. 116070 2005 Big Empty, The M Short. Anchorman (David Doumeng). Talk Show Host (Richard Kind). Meteorologist (Larry Varanelli). 116071 1976 Big Event, The T Series 1976-1981 News Media 116072 2009 Big Fan M Reporter (Tom Epstein). A hardcore New York Giants football fan struggles to deal with the consequences when he is beaten up by his favorite player. 116073 2002 Big Fat Liar M DVD News Media. Reporter (Marisa Petroro). Photographer (Randall Newsome). 116074 2002 Big Finish Talks Back: Paul McGann DT Interviewer Gary Russell. 116075 2003 Big Fish M DVD -R HQ 2468, 2469, 2377. Journalist William Bloom (Billy Crudup) son of salesman dying of cancer in Alabama who tells tall tales. He grudgingly returns home, tries to cope with listening, one last time, to these outlandish stories that have always embarrassed and confused him. 116076 1978 Big Fix, The M Newsman (Dick Whittington). Reporters (Fred Franklyn, Joel Frederick, Gregory Prentiss). Reporter #1 (Fred Franklyn). Reporter #2 (Joel Fredrick). Reporter #3 (Margie Gordon). Reporter #4 (Gregory Prentiss). Commentator (William Glover). 116077 1932 Big Flash, The M VHS 1203 Laurel and Hardy and Friends, Volume Three Reporters-Photographers Harry (Harry Langdon) and Klaus (Vernon Dent) are rival reporters eager to please Ruth, the newspaper's information-desk receptionist. Daily News Editor Hinkle (Matthew Betz). Betty (Ruth Hiatt), Hinkle's Secretary. Hinkle's Assistant (Jack Grey). Aspiring Photographer Harry gets his big chance when a newspaper wants pictures of a prominent gangster and his girl. s 116078 1977 Big Footprints, The NM PVL Innes, Howard Journalist Colin Taihas been sent from London to report on the fate of the elephant herds, 1960s-1970s. 116079 1985 Big Freeze, The CB Fury of Firestorm, The #34 Reporter Mike. Firestorm stops thugs from blowing up a blimp over Manhattan. 116080 1988 Big Game M SV 253 News Media 116081 2001 Big Game XXIX: Bugs Vs. Daffy MT Commentators, Pre-Game, Halftime (Nick Buoniconti, Cris Collinsworth, Len Dawson, Jerry Glanville, Dan Marino).. 116082 2000 Big Game XXVIII: Road Runner Vs. Coyote MT Commentators, Pre-Game, Halftime (Nick Buniconti, Cris Collinsworth, Len Dawson, Jerry Glanville). 116083 1936 Big Game, The M DVD -R HQ 6928, 6926. Wallace, Francis (Novel). Irwin Shaw (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Brad Anthony (C. Henry Gordon) covers sports and gamblers. 116084 1998 Big Girls Don't Cry N Weldon, Fay Magazine Editor Stephanie (Stephie) launches a radical feminist magazine Menstra. She gets bored and seduces the handyman. She was a pretty, soft-spoken wife of a womanizing antiques dealer before she and four other women decide to form Medusa, a book publishing house founded on the principle of "getting even." The founding of the distaff Medusa Press takes place in 1971 in Stephie's living room while upstairs her husband deprograms a convert. The woman discover the sexual betrayal just as another woman's abusive husband arrives. The remaining three women provoked by these outrages decide to establish the publishing house devoted to women's works. They're joined by another woman who manages the office of her newfound sisters. Stephanie leaves her husband and her sons to explore her options. 116085 2004 Big Girls Don't Cry M Journalist Father caught by daughter and friend making out with a work colleague at a trendy nightclub. Daughter plans revenge against the other woman by targeting her daughter. 116086 1997 Big Guns Talk: Story of the Western, The DT Film Critic (Molly Haskell) 116087 1939 Big Guy, The M Photographer. 1st Courtroom Photographer (Eddie Hall). 116088 1953 Big Heat, The M DVD -R HQ 8427, 8428. VHS 1251 Cult Movies 2 Reporters. Minor character threatens to talk to reporters 116089 2001 Big Heist, The MT News Media. News Anchor (Rory O'Shea). 116090 1999 Big Helium Dog M Interviewer (Ralph Lambiase), BHD. 116091 1930 Big House, The M DVD -R HQ 5345, 5346. SVD 1374 (Final Scene Only - Media Excerpts) Newspaper. Final scene: Newspaper story and headline summing up what happened 116092 1986 Big Hurt, The M Peak, Barry, Sylvia Bradshaw (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Price (David Bradshaw) of the Melbourne Star sentenced to prison because his source for a conspiracy story had a "temporary lapse of memory. Reporter charged with fabricating the information. He gets out of prison, assigned to the police beat. Price and a photographer get on the case of a murdered woman whose body was found covered with cigarette burns. Editor Harry Gregory (John Ewart) dubs the story, "the human ashtray murder." Woman linked to sex club and government conspiracy. Price sneaks into the club and uncovers the conspiracy. Editor is reluctant to run the story without proof. Leader of the project is shot. Price escapes with his life and the story. Questionable methods are ultimately justified by exposing greater crimes Gregory:: "It's not exactly Watergate. It's not every paper has a star reporter doing time for malicious libel." Price: "I was protecting my sources, Harry, remember?" Gregory: "Yeah, that's not how the judge saw it… "...I've stuck my neck out for you already., Price. They wanted you out. I'm the only reason you've still got any job." "No one just dies. They always writhe or choke out a last strangled cry. Now take it away and put some life into it." 116093 1992 Big Hype, The N Corman, Avery PR Public Relations. Character says "I pay my publicists a lot of money to get coverage." 116094 1953 Big Issue, The DR Series 1953-54 Public Affairs Program 116095 2003 Big Jessie N Radcliffe, Zane Rock Journalist Jay “Big Jessie” Black of the Belfast Ulster News Letter was a tortured man who sets out to avenge those people who bullied him at school. As a well-blubbered 10-year-old social pariah, he set off for a school trip solely to not be thought “gay” if he didn’t go. School bullies and a wet suit gave him a bad experience. He had no choice but to grow up to be Ireland’s leading expose expert. But Jay Black has decided to settle into a comfortable job as the music reviewer for the Ulster News Letter. He’s still bent on revenge against those that humiliated him. But there is a kin in his plans. Despite all the dirt he has on other people, someone has dirt on him. Jay has no choice but to comply when he’s drawn into a plan to discredit the leader of the Sinn Fein, Martin O’Hanlon, by any means necessary. Into the middle of this chaos, walks Scarlet Harlot, lead singer for an Indie band named the Harlots. Jay is smitten. When pressed, a member of the band allows Jay and his photographer friend Diggsy to join them on their way down to Dublin for a gig. Maybe Jay can kill two birds with one store. Get information he needs on O’Hanlon and get closer to Scarlet all in the same trip. If it weren’t someone wanting Jay dead, this may well have worked. When shots are fired near the border, this plan goes down in snow. But who would want such a journalist as Black dead? From the guy with the gun that warns Jay off from Scarlet to the guy Jack blackmailed into giving Jay his swank penthouse digs rent free to the man who is blackmailing him. There is no shortage of potential assassins. But it’s only when Scarlet is kidnapped that Jay becomes emotionally invested in what’s happening. He wants to live to write another day but what’s life without the woman he’s terrified to admit his feelings for? “She emerged from a flurry of windblown rose petals, her pale skin interrupted at regular intervals by bands of red-scarlet bob, scarlet lips, cropped scarlet top, scarlet mini, scarlet knee socks, scarlet boots. She looked like a barber’s pole, or a lolly that had to be licked.” Scarlet plucks her 12-string guitar with nails the color of cocktail cherries and Belfast music hack Jessie Black is blown away. He charms his way on to her tour bus as her band head for Dublin. But the second they cross the border Jessie feels the heat of a sniper’s bullet. Who wants him dead? Rather, who doesn’t want “Jay” Black dead? Any number of people might justifiably have pulled the trigger. There’s Scarlet’s stalker, a gun-toting shoe fetishist. And the still-grieving widow of Northern Ireland’s international goalkeeper, who Jay may have killed. There’s the property magnate who was blackmailed into handing Jay Belfast’s first-ever million-pound flat. Not to mention the RUC Chief Constable who has given Jay an ultimatum and the Sinn Fein leader who Jay must expose. But it’s when Scarlet goes missing that things get really serious. A story of blackmail, corruption and exploding peacocks. 116096 1955 Big Knife, The M DVD -R HQ 8650, 8651. L Odets, Clifford (Play). James Poe (Screenplay) PR - Aldrich Gossip Columnist Patty Benedict (Ilka Chase). The vicious gossip columnist has 18 million readers Smiley Cory (Wendell Corey) is a press agent who tries to keep the exploits of his clients out of the paper. He promotes his clients. Isn't above committing murder for the sake of the studio. Buddy Bliss, publicity man, sent to jail for hit and rain covering up for a studio client. 116097 1999 Big Knockout, The SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 116098 1998 Big Law, The N Logan, Chuck Reporter Tom James nurses dreams of the perfect crime. Seeing a way out of his dead-end life, James cajoles the former wife of a cop into entrusting him with the suitcase full of greenbacks the mob has paid her informant husband. She's killed and James frames the St. Paul cop who's moonlighting as an informant for the Chicago mob. He runs off with the suitcase, and goes to the FBI (known to its employees as The Big Law), and wangles himself into the Witness Protection Program. Detective senses something is wrong, but he can't find James who has the Big Law and a big suitcase full of cash on his side. 116099 1950 Big Lift, The M DVD -R HQ 10411, 10412. SVD 961. DVD (War Stories: 50 Years of Classic Combat Pictures). Correspondent (Richard O'Malley-Himself) for Associated Press. ABC Correspondent (Lyford Moore). 116100 2004 Big Love, The N Dunn, Sarah Columnist Alison works for a free weekly paper in Philadelphia. Evangelical Christian upbringing and just two sexual partners ever. When her longtime boyfriend disappears, she evaluates her good-girl ways. First novel. 116101 2009 Big Love: Block Party T Episode #25. 1-18-2009 TV Anchor (Mel Fair - News Anchor). Weather Girl (Charlotte Bjombak). 116102 2007 Big Love: Circle the Wagons T DVD -R HQ 8831 Episode #21. 8-6-2007 TV Anchor Keith Olbermann covering the assassination attempt of Polygamist Roman Grant who was seriously wounded and is hovering near death. Countdown with Keith Olbermann program. Bill seeks his wives' advice regarding the video poker business. Barb tries to reconcile things between Sarah and Heather. Lois seeks revenge on Frank. 116103 2007 Big Love: Dating Game T DVD -R HQ 8791 Episode #18. 7-16-2007 Newspaper Reporter exposes polygamy as runaway bride Rhoda becomes the focus of media attention. Newspaper article comes out bringing fear to Bill and his family. 116104 2006 Big Love: Eclipse T DVD -R HQ 5802 (Media Excerpts) Episode #4. 4-2-2006 Advice TV Show Host Suze of the Suze Orman Show. Nicki in Utah, one of the wives, calls to ask what she should do about her enormous credit card debt and why does she have to tell her husband. Suze gives her hard advice and is appalled that Nicki doesn't know how much she owes. 116105 2010 Big Love: End of Days T DVD -R HQ 11831 Episode. 3-7-2010 News Media covers Bill who wins the state senate seat. A scandal in Kansas makes the Henrickson family rethink their plan about coming clean with their polygamy but when Bill gives his acceptance speech, he calls his three wives up and announces to the news media that he is a practicing polygamist. 116106 2010 Big Love: Free At Last T DVD -R HQ 11722 Episode. 1-10-2010. Fourth season premiere. News Media. Henricksons plan to open their Indian reservation casino. Elsewhere, the FBI launches an investigation to find Roman Grant and Nikki tries to keep her daughter away from J.J. Almos everyone is stressed with the opening of Bill’s Casino and the unanswered questions rising from the FBI’s search for Roman Grant, who only his wife knows where he really is. Roman’s body is found. 116107 2007 Big Love: Good Guys and Bad Guys T DVD -R HQ 8792 Episode #19. 7-23-2007 News Media are still interested in polygamy as renegade polygamists give the practice a bad name. 116108 2010 Big Love: Greater Good, The T DVD -R HQ 11723 Episode. 1-17-2010 News Media. Bill considers running for Utah State Senate, but Nicki, Margene and Barb all have different feelings about it. Meanwhile, Sara and Scott decide that they will get married, but not sealed under the church. 116109 2006 Big Love: Home Invasion T Episode #3. 3-26-2006 Journalist (Rene Ashton). 116110 2010 Big Love: Mighty and the Strong, The T DVD -R HQ 11766 Episode. 1-31-2010 News Media covers Bill’s announcement that he is running for the Senate. An audit of Home Plus brings a few surprises and threatens Bill’s potential political career. JJ wants a policy change at Juniper Creek and Bill finds out something revealing about Margene and Ben. Various TV reporters. Bill also goes on a talk-radio show. 116111 2009 Big Love: On Trial T DVD -R HQ 10851 Episode. 2-8-2009 News Media cover Polygamist Roman Grant’s trial for seducing and corrupting underage girls. KCYB News. Radio News. “Polygamy on Trial.” KTML 10 TV News. Reporters on courtroom steps trying to interview witness. News Team 4 Live Coverage of trial. Courtroom sketches by News Artist Mona S. Edwards. 116112 2009 Big Love: Prom Queen T DVD -R HQ 10831 Episode. 2-1-2009 News Media cover Polygamist Roman Grant’s trial for seducing and corrupting underage girls. 116113 2010 Big Love: Sins of the Father T DVD -R HQ 11768 Episode. 2-7-2010 News Media covers Bill, who is running for the Senate. He continues to work on his campaign as Nicki throws herself into helping out. Bill worries his opponent State Representative Coburn wants to take down Bill. 116114 1989 Big Man on Campus M SV 226 (Media Excerpts) News Media. First Reporter (Steven Barr). Second Reporter (Rick Scarry). Reporter #3 (Cynthia Gouw). Interviewer (Scanlon Gail). Interviewer (Roger Scott). 116115 1966 Big Man, The N Neugeborn, Jay Press 116116 1968 Big Match, The: T Series 1968-1992 Sports Commentators Hugh Johns, Roger Malone, Brian Moore, Jim Rosenthal, Martin Tyler, 116117 1960 Big Money-Box, The NM LaBern, Arthur Press 116118 1929 Big News M VHS 921.VHS 826 Brooks, George S. (Play). Frank Reicher, Jack Jungmeyer, Walter DeLeon (Adaptation-Dialogue). Walter De Leon (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapers/Reporters Reporter Steve Banks (Robert Armstrong) of The Express. City Editor Art O'Neill (Wade Boteler) tells Banks: "Here's a story in the Morning Herald by your wife. Looks like she beat you to it." Banks' wife, Margaret Banks (Carol Lombard) is sob sister. Rival reporters also having marriage problems because of Steve's drinking: "You'd be one of the best newspapermen in this town if you'd only quit drinking.". Editor Addison (Charles Sellon) and reporter have screaming fight. Editor is killed. Reporter is accused, clears himself with the help of a Dictaphone record running when a speakeasy owner committed the murder. Husband and wife reconcile as Steve promises he'll remain sober. "I'm sick of this bum racket anyhow. It isn't even a racket…" "...It’s a disease that gets into your blood and wrings you out like an old mop. What are newspapers good for?…Something to put under carpets. Plugs for rat holes. Wrapping paper for bootleggers…" Editor: "You're a quitter. You're yellow…" "And, worst of all, you’re not even a good newspaperman….Throwing mud at the honorable profession of journalism. And why? Just because you fell down on a news story." Reporter (George "Gabby" Hayes). Reporter (Vernon Steele). 116119 1996 Big Night M Photographer (Ken Cheeseman) 116120 1951 Big Night, The M Ellin, Stanley (Novel). Ellin, Joseph Losey (Screenplay) Ness Book Sports Columnist Al Judge (Howard St. John) being sought by a man for beating up his father. Stalks sportswriter through city streets at night with gun. Gunman meets alcoholic ex-journalist before finally catching up with journalist. Shot is fired. Father takes blame to shield son, but reporter only slightly wounded. Son discovers reason for sportswriter humiliating and beating his father was that his father had driven sportswriter's sister to suicide when he refused to marry her. 116121 1928 Big Noise, The M Hecht, Ben (Story). George Marion Jr. (Titles). Tom J. Geraghty (Adaptation-Scenario) AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Newspapers. Daily Mail pushes for subway reform and promote a candidate it is supporting after a subway guard falls from platform and is nearly run over. Managing Editor (David Torrence). After candidate wins, the subway guard realizes he has been used to get the candidate elected and returns home to his daughter and her diary farmer fiancé. Reporters arrive at the subway guard's house and discover that he has only one grown daughter, so they get kids from the slums to pose as his family causing the guard when he sees the photo, to ask a nurse how long he has been in the hospital. Variety, 5/29/28: "There isn't a newspaperman anywhere who won't enjoy this picture. Whether it's a slap or a burlesque on a tabloid's daily methods, or a sort of satirical dreamland idea of bringing a boob into the limelight, to let him…." "...into the limelight, to let him sink back into the darkness of the tenement, it's fine either way.:" 116122 1997 Big One, The T Radio Commentator Joel Feick. Nike Public Relations Director Keith Peters. Governor Thompson's Press Secretary Kevin Keane. Radio Personality Andy Crash Kelly. White House Spokesman Mike McCurry. Chicago Media Diane Mitchell. Media Escort Mary Gielow in Milwaukee. Radio Talk Show Host Armstrong Williams. 116123 1990 Big One, The: Great Los Angeles Earthquake, The MT Reporter (John Mansfield). Reporter #1 (Channing Chase). Media 116124 1953 Big Picture, The T PR. Series (1953-59) Public Relations 116125 1996 Big Picture, The N Kennedy, Douglas Aspiring Photojournalist Ben Bradford would appear to have it all -- a beautiful wife, a big suburban home, two kids and a partnership in a prestigious New York law firm. But Ben’s heart lies neither with his family nor his career. Instead, he dreams of being a photographer, and when he discovers his wife is having an affair with the man next door, who happens to be a photographer, Ben snaps and commits an act that will commit him to a whole new way of life forever. Bradford is a Wall Street lawyer living a comfortable life in Connecticut, but he seems to be headed early for a mid-life crisis. He had always wanted to be a photographer, still putters around at it, but feels his life is ebbing away. Beth, his wife, a frustrated novelist, is increasingly estranged from him. Then Ben discovers she has taken a lover, ironically, another failed photographer, and in a confrontation with the man, Gary Summers, Ben’s accumulated rage leads to a moment of murderous madness. Ben carefully covers up his crime, disappears and takes on his victim’s identity. Ben goes to a small town in Montana and his born-again existence is rich in ironies, from his eventual success as a photographer to his ultimate need to disappear yet again. 116126 1940 Big Premiere, The M Photographer Waldo (Darwood Kaye), the Photographer Kid 116127 1962 Big Pull, The T Newsreader (Alex McIntosh). Radio Announcer (John Graham). 116128 1948 Big Punch, The M Reporter Peters (Phil Tead). Photographer Spitz (Ralph Montgomery). 116129 1951 Big Question, The DT 11-11-1951 to 4-13-1952. CBS TV Newsman Charles Collingwood is the host. Moderates debates among leading journalists and other experts. Discussing "the big question" each week on a live Washington D.C.-based series. 116130 1971 Big Red Sun, The N Larany, Daniel News Media 116131 1969 Big Red's Buffleheads SS Brister, Bob In "Moss, Mallards and Mules and Other Hunting and Fishing Stories." Reporter wants to do a real expose on the wide-open gambling along the lower Texas coast and that Big Red knew the score if anybody did. 116132 1910 Big Scoop, The M Ness Book New York Reporter, fired for being drunk, gets a scoop on a bank closing by rigging the phone in the bank's boardroom so he can listen in at the switchboard. Wife objects to reporter's drinking habits. 9/17/10 -- Moving Picture World: "Newspaper stories are, as a rule, distorted, but in this instance the story seems to have been worked out with care and with attention to details." 116133 2004 Big Secret, The NM Earley, Pete Reporter Heather Cole is missing and her sister, Melanie, wants Senate investigator to look for her. Heather vanished from small Mississippi town where she'd gone to research a 1955 lynching. The investigator still loves Heather so agrees to look for her. Heather Cole broke the investigator's heart two years ago when she took up with investigative reporter Andrew Middleton. The investigator and the sister find out Heather has been kidnapped. Melanie communicates with Heather by way of her dreams and they fin her in a remote cabin. But before they can get to her, her captor kills her and then apparently himself. Back in Washington D.C. Reporter Middleton and a Southern senator fall under suspicion for Heather's death. And the plot thickens. 116134 1937 Big Shot, The M DVD -R HQ 9730. DVD -R HQ 6094 (some breakup) Pohle, Lawrence and Thomas Ahearn (Story). Arthur T. Horman, Bert Granet (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Editor A.C. Murdock (Frank M. Thomas) has been trying to expose corruption. Paper is shut down and Reporter Chester "Chet" Scott (Gordon Jones) convinces a veterinarian to buy the paper and lead a crusade against the racketeers. Editor (Harry Harvey). 116135 1942 Big Shot, The M Radio Broadcaster Wendell Niles. 116136 2008 Big Shots: Better Man, The T DVD -R HQ 9494 Episode. 1-10-2008 News Media. Duncan tries to steal a rising supermodel from a rival cosmetics company. James decides the wedding is the perfect time for him to have a real date with Katie. Brody finds a sexy stranger that is the complete opposite of his wife. 116137 2007 Big Shots: Car Trouble T DVD -R HQ 9205 Episode #6. 11-1-2007 TV Financial News Anchor-Commentator-Interviewer Alex Mason (Elisabeth Rohm) of MoneyBeat, cable TV’s most watched financial report. Mason tells her viewers to dump James Walker’s company’s stock because the management is green and inexperienced and unseasoned executive is making the wrong decisions. She raps him on national television. They have sex -- she urges him to separate the personal from the professional -- and she invites him on her show to tell his side of the story. His PR counsel is furious because they say this is one of here tactics -- sweet-talking executives to go on her show where she sabotages them. Walker isn’t worried. He goes on the program and beats her to the punch by pointing out all of the stocks she told her viewers to sell that did very well. He points out how wrong her financial advice has been in the past with facts and figures. The journalist is furious and Walker quotes back to her the separation between business and pleasure. Before they have sex, she explains she can’t have sex with him and then apologize for what she said on the air. But he could come on her show for an interview and they could still have sex. So he agrees to that. 116138 2007 Big Shots: Greatest Amerimart Hero T DVD -R HQ 9171 Episode #5. 10-25-2007 Public Relations specialist tries to help a friend get out of trouble. Tells him the first lesson of public relations is to stay ahead of the story and tell the truth. James is worried about his kids spending time with Stacey’s new boyfriend. Duncan and Lisbeth have a romantic weekend planned but he has to postpone it because he’s being blackmailed over Dontrelle’s black book. The therapist tells Karl and Wendy they need to more intimate. 116139 2007 Big Shots: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 8992 (Mislabeled: Reaper - Pilot). Episode #1. 9-27-2007 Journalist Lori Corillio (later referred to as Lori Hodge), an attractive 30-ish journalist, is working on expose of one of the four "Big Shots" who was arrested while having sex with a transvestite in the restroom at a truck stop. She is interviewing Duncan in his office and ends the interview saying, "If all goes well, you'll be 'Entrepreneur's' cover boy in November. She tells him his profile doesn't go to press for six weeks. "I'll have plenty of time to look into those rumors." The transvestite Dontrelle meets Duncan and he tells her not to talk to the reporter. Dontrelle later hands a micro-cassette to Lori Hodge, the reporter who earlier interviewed Duncan. Dontrelle: "He seems like a nice guy. I don't know why you needed me to tape him." Lori: "Because a thousand words paint a very nice picture…." Dontrelle shrugs. Lori cradles the tape in her hands. 116140 2008 Big Shots: Sex Be Not Proud T DVD -R HQ 9513 Episode. 1-10-2008 Public Relations. News Media. Duncan butts heads with the new chairman of the board over a possible public-relations disaster. One batch of their products makes skin breakout. Duncan recalls the product, but a TV News story features a group of teenagers who had been saving for their prom for four years and now have to cancel the prom because the girls had a bad reaction to the product. Stock goes down and the company is in trouble. Then Duncan goes on TV to say his company will sponsor a new and bigger prom for the teens. The PR nightmare is over. James wants to make his relationship with Katie public, but she wants it to remain a secret. When it is discovered, she decides she should leave the company so they can keep their relationship. 116141 2007 Big Shots: Tall, Dark and Hairless T DVD -R HQ 9025 Episode #2. 10-4-2007 Journalist Lori Corillio-Hodge, an attractive 30-ish journalist, is working on an expose of one of the four “Big Shots,” Duncan who was arrested while having sex with a transvestite in the restroom at a truck stop. Duncan tries to seduce the beautiful reporter in hope of killing a career-ending expose on him. She a tape recording verifying the story. Duncan gets no where with the reporter who is being paid to do the story by his arch-competitor. He makes a deal with the competitor allowing him to take over another company if he gives him the tape and stays away from his ex-wife. The deal goes through and Duncan burns the tape. He then reveals the company was overrated and he didn’t want it anyway. The reporter has sex with Duncan twice but won’t give up the story. 116142 2007 Big Shots: Way We Weren’t, The T DVD -R HQ 9332 Episode. 11-28-2007 TV Financial News Anchor-Commentator-Interviewer Alex Mason (Elisabeth Rohm) of MoneyBeat, cable TV’s most watched financial report, tells James Walker he is still in love with his ex-wife. Media tycoon tries to make amends with Duncan’s wife for outing Duncan to the news media. He helps get Duncan’s job back. 116143 2008 Big Shots: Who’s the Boss T DVD -R HQ 9563 Episode. 1-24-2008 Newspapers. Headlines about killing of the media tycoon Terrence Duncan’s ex-wife married. Zack, the killer who thinks he is still Duncan’s son, is still at large. He sends the newspaper story-headline to Duncan with a note. Lisbeth becomes the chairwoman of Reveal after Terrence’s death. James and Katie try to figure out their relationship. Karl and Maria tell Wendy about their affair and Maria’s pregnancy. 116144 2007 Big Shots: Who’s Your Daddy? T DVD -R HQ 9251 Episode #7. 11-8-2007 TV Financial News Anchor-Commentator-Interviewer Alex Mason (Elisabeth Rohm) of MoneyBeat, cable TV’s most watched financial report, breaks up with James Walker because she sees he is in love with his African-American assistant. News Media coverage of Duncan’s name appearing in a transvestite’s black book, which was leaked to the press by Duncan’s arch rival who is now with Duncan’s wife and was furious when he saw them together having dinner. He gets fired from his company and vows to get it back. 116145 1997 Big Sky: Duke of Yarragul T Episode #14. 5-13-1997 Editor (Luciano Martucci). Production Assistant (David Hardy). 116146 1997 Big Sky: Growing Pains T Episode #5. 3-10-1997 Reporter (Carlton Lamb). 116147 1997 Big Sky: Navstar T Episode #2. 2-17-1997 Newsreader (Sandra Sully). 116148 1991 Big Slice, The M SV 142, 154 Aspiring Journalists (Casey Siemaszko, Heather Locklear) search for an experience worthy of writing about and find themselves involved in a robbery TV Reporter (Ellen Durbin) 116149 1960 Big Smear, The N Corman, Avery PR Public Relations People create a smear campaign against a political candidate He is elected despite it. 116150 1941 Big Store, The M DVD -R HQ 3091, 3092 Press Photographers (Milton Kibbee, William Newell) 116151 1982 Big Story N Wagner, Franz Josef Germany TV and Print 116152 1947 Big Story, The R 1947-1955 Newspaper. Real reporters. 116153 1973 Big Story, The SM GPL Francis, Dick In "30th Mystery Annual Ellery Queen's Crime Wave -- 24 Stories from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine." Sportswriter Fred Collyer of the Manhattan Star, washed-up, chiseling turf writer who got the biggest break of his news career at Churchill Downs. 116154 1966 Big Story, The N West, Morris Newspaper. On the verge of his big story, hero is in Serrento, Southern Italy where graft involves a duke. As he digs for the truth, complications set in. 116155 2006 Big Story, The DT Series 2000- Reporter Steve Centanni. Host John Gibson. 116156 2000 Big Story, The DT Series 2000- Weekend Host Julie Banderas (2005). Correspondent-Guest Host Heather Nauert (2001-2005). Kimberly Guilfoyle. 116157 1949 Big Story, The: T Series 9-16-1949 to 6-28-1957. 311 Episodes. Reporter whose story is used receives $500. Host-narrators: William Sloane, Ben Grauer, Norman Rose, Burgess Meredith Newspaper. Testimonials to investigate reporters. Teleplays squeezed autobiographical reporting into 27 minutes. Time when courageous reporters were being castigated by many as unpatriotic. Dramatizations based on actual stories. Big Story Newsstand 116158 1957 Big Story, The: T VHS 686-689 (Three Volumes) Episode Newspapers. Buss Bergan and the Cleveland Press. Bill Lambert and the Portland Oregonian. Victor Cohn of Minneapolis Tribune. Carl Light. Rick Manning, Columbus Ohio Citizen. Joe Helgeson, Phoenix Gazette. Leonard Lerner, Boston Globe. 116159 1949 Big Story, The: Andrew J. Viglietta of the Long Island Star Journal T Episode #2. 10-28-1949 Reporter Andrew J. Viglietta (Owen Jordan) of the Long Island Star Journal. City Editor Humphrey Davis. Narrator (Robert Sloane). 116160 1957 Big Story, The: Charles Wigle T Episode. 3-29-1957 Newspaper. Charles Aidman in cast 116161 1954 Big Story, The: Chet Holcombe T Episode. 5-7-1954 Newspaper. James Gregory in cast. 116162 1955 Big Story, The: Dorothy Kilgallen T Episode. 9-30-1955 Columnist Dorothy Kilgallen, reporter's own teleplay 116163 1954 Big Story, The: Ed Engledow T Episode. 1-29-1954 Newspaper. Harry Townes in cast. 116164 1949 Big Story, The: Julian Houseman Story, The T In "Best Television Plays of the Year, 1950." Episode Police Reporter Julian Houseman (Nat Polen), Richmond News Leader police reporter. Story as it actually happened. Newsboy shouting headlines. 116165 1950 Big Story, The: Kathryn Steffan Story T In "Best Television Plays, 1950-1951, The." NBC 4-28-1950. Episode Reporter Kathryn Steffan (Jean Pugsley) in newspaper office at the Norfolk (VA) Ledger-Dispatch. City Editor (Bernard Burke). Steffan goes to prison disguised as a teenage delinquent in order to expose conditions for juveniles at the County Jail. 116166 1957 Big Story, The: Ralph Lowenstein T Episode. 1-11-1957 Newspaper. Martin Landau in cast 116167 1953 Big Story, The: Rex Newman T Episode. 9-11-1953 - Repeated on 9-11-1953 in memory of the late James Dean Newspaper. James Dean, Wendy Drew in cast. 116168 1953 Big Story, The: Sam Jaffe T Episode. 12-18-1953 Newspaper. James Costigan in cast. 116169 1953 Big Story, The: Thayne Smith T Episode. 11-6-1953 Newspaper. Larry Blyden in cast 116170 1956 Big Story, The: Thurman Jones T Episode. 11-23-1956 Newspaper. Ross Martin in cast 116171 1956 Big Story, The: Victor Riesel T Episode. 6-29-1956 Labor Columnist Victor Riesel 116172 1953 Big Story, The: Walter Winchell T Episode. 6-28-1953 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell 116173 1956 Big Story, The: William Barker T Episode. 9-7-1956 Newspaper. Robert Culp in cast 116174 1953 Big Story, The: William Chance T Episode. 6-26-1953 Newspaper 116175 1947 Big Story: Unfinished Love Song, The R CD11 - Wells Episode. 12-1-1947 Newspaper 116176 1942 Big Street, The M DVD -R HQ 7141, 7144. SVD 965 Radio Announcer (Chester Huntley). Newsboy: George Noisom 116177 1999 Big Tease, the M PR Publicist Candy (Frances Fisher) helps a hairdresser get his HAG card in this hairdressing mockumentary. TV Reporter (William Fisher), TV Anchor (Sam Rubin). BBC Interviewer Martin Samuels (Chris Langham). 116178 1929 Big Time M Press 116179 2004 Big Time M TV Newscaster (John Bliss). KUHF News Reporter (Rachel Brenna). KUHF Executive (Leigh Evans). 116180 2001 Big Time M Interviewer (Elliott Lester) 116181 1973 Big Timer, The NM Duncan, W.M. News Media 116182 1932 Big Timer, The M Reporter Charlie (Frank Mills - Charlie the Reporter). Reporter (Harry Strang). Reporter (Charles Sullivan). 116183 1955 Big Tip-Off, The M Fisher, Steve (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Johnny Denton (Richard Conte) hits it big on a Los Angeles newspaper with tips on underworld killings that he is given anonymously by a gangster. Crook runs a phony telethon as a fundraiser for a Catholic parish and tries to frame the journalist for the apparent death of his social secretary. But Denton and the secretary both survive and her testimony clears the reporter. Denton gains national attention when he is sentenced to 30 days in prison for refusing to reveal his source. 116184 1932 Big Town (aka Crime Reporter) M Hoerl, Arthur Ness Book Reporter for the Daily Sentinel, Bob Reilly (Geoffrey Bryant), exposes a group of racketeers operating as a civic group, Newspaper owner James Wyley (Lester Vail) denounces the group in print even though its head is the father of his fiancée. Leader of the group calls in the newspaper's bank loan and urges businesses to drop their advertising, eventually bombing the press room. Sob Sister (Gloria Grey) 116185 1947 Big Town (aka Guilty Assignment) M VHS 820 McGill, Jerry (Radio Program - "Big Town"). Geoffrey Homes, Maxwell Shane (Story). Homes (Screenplay) Ness Book - More Good Quotes Editor Steve Wilson (Philip Reed), crusading editor of The Illustrated Press involved in train wreck on way to Big Town to take over paper and wires in the story. Arrives to find paper has totally gray front page with only tiny wire copy story on wreck. Told photographs not used because "too gruesome." Revamps paper, clashes with staff over sensational methods. Star Reporter Lorelei Kilburn (Hilary Brooke) returns from vacation, sees new paper. Wilson tells her he wants to "set Big Town on fire." Kilburn says paper should fight greed and oppression. Accuses Wilson of "still trying to live The Front Page, hiding murders in desks and being objective about hangings." She resigns, goes to work for rival paper. Wilson pursues story on "vampire killer." Wilson accuses suspect who commits suicide. He writes article saying he's responsible. Kilburn and publisher convince him he can use paper for good. Exposes slums. Lew Fletcher, Reporter (Frank Fenton). Editor Post (Roy Gordon). Newsman (Sam Flint). "This is a tough racket you're in, Lorelei. Sometimes you have to do things you don't want to do. But you do them because you're a reporter." "Must all female corpses be blonde and beautiful?…I'm getting fed up with adjectives and short paragraphs." 116186 1947 Big Town After Dark (aka Underworld After Dark) M VHS 856 McGill, Jerry (Radio Program -- "Big Town"). Whitman Chambers (Screenplay). Ness Book Editor Steve Wilson (Philip Reed) and Lorelei Kilbourne (Hillary Brooks) become involved with Susan Peabody (Anne Gillis), niece of Illustrated Press Owner Amos Peabody (Charles Arnt). She wants to give up college because journalism classes are too slow. Kilbourne leaves paper to write novel, Wilson hires Susan to be police reporter. She suggests story exposing gambling clubs. She disappears. Publisher receives ransom note. Arrangements made to pay ransom "legally." Newspaper owner buys stock in club. Susan shows up. Spent night with girlfriend. Kilbourne suspicious of Susan, checks into her past. She's involved with gambling racket and married to head of gang. Press and police corner gang. Susan shot in struggle. Survives. Kilbourne stays on paper. Rival paper discredits publisher running story about his owning stock in club. Kilbourne hassled by reporters.. City Editor Fletcher (Arthur Space). Wally Blake, Reporter (Joe Allen Jr.). Newspaper Building Custodian (Guy Wilkerson). "Hildy Johnson tried to quit and look what happened to him." "There's more to being a reporter than sticking a press card in your hat and going to all the better fires." Harvey Cushman, Reporter (Sumner Getchell). Photographer (Dick Keene). 116187 1939 Big Town Czar M Columnist Ed Sullivan as himself. Based on story by newspaper columnist Ed Sullivan who also served as onscreen narrator 116188 1937 Big Town Girl M DVD 9940 Ware, Darrell, Frances Whiting Reid (Stories). Lou Breslow, John Patrick, Robert Ellis, Helen Logan (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Mark Tracy (Donald Woods) gets involved with a nightclub singer who is hiding from her bank robber husband. Tracy's angry editor wants a story or he will be fired. Gets the big story. Reporters (Allen Fox, Dick French, Stanley Mack, King Mojave). Photographer (Ralph Brooks). Photographer (Ralph McCullough). Announcer (John Hiestand). Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press, Lorelei Kilburn, reporter 116189 1948 Big Town Scandal (Underworld Scandal) M VHS 1216 McGill, Jerry (Radio Program - "Big Town"). Milton Raison (Screenplay) Ness Book - Big Town Series, fourth in entry. Editor Steve Wilson (Philip Reed), crusading editor of The Illustrated Press, Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne (Hillary Brooke). Group of boys caught trying to break into warehouse. Uncle of one of the boys asks Kilbourne to keep story out of the paper. She gets judge to release boys into Wilson's custody without his knowledge. The Illustrated Press establishes boys' recreation center. Rival paper accuses them of taking in the boys as a cheap circulation stunt. Boys get involved with fur stealers who hide goods in basement of club. Gangsters trying to fix basketball games. One of the boys refuses to throw a game and is shot during final seconds of play but still manages to sink the winning basket. Reporter Wally Blake (Joe Allen Jr.). Publisher Amos Peabody (Charles Arnt). Newspaperman (Michael Brandon-Archie Twitchell). 116190 1937 Big Town: R Series - 1937-1952. Robinson. Editor Steve Wilson (Edward G. Robinson), crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Lorelei Kilburn (Claire Trevor) 116191 1955 Big Town: T VHSSP 679 Episode Editor Steve Wilson (Patrick McVey), crusading editor of The Illustrated Press, Lorelei Kilburn, reporter 116192 1950 Big Town: (aka City Assignment, Byline: Steve Wilson, Headline, Heart of the City) T Series 10-5-1950 to 9-16-1954. 10-11-1954 to 10-2-1956), 169 Episodes. TV version of radio series and three films. Syndicated as "Heart of the City" after original run. Editor Steve Wilson (Patrick McVey, in 1954 Mark Stevens), crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilburn. Steven Wilson played by Patrick McVey for first four seasons, then Mark Stevens, Loreli Kilburn played by Mary K. Wells in first season, then by Julie Stevens, Jane Nigh (1952), Joyce Holden and Trudy Wroe (Fifth season). Big Town, U.S.A. home of the Illustrated Press, a crusading daily newspaper. Series set in Big Town U.S.A. 116193 1957 Big Town: Amazing Newshound of the Illustrated Press, The CB OWN No. 44. March-April 1957 -- DC National Comics -- New Stories of TV's Hit Show. Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116194 1948 Big Town: Angel of the Street, The R Tape 5, Side A Episode. Volume One -- 29:55 10/19/48 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116195 1953 Big Town: Assassination Story, The T Episode. 1-29-1953. Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilburn. 116196 1948 Big Town: Blind Justice R Tape 3, Side A Episode. Volume One -- 29:40 9/14/48 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116197 1956 Big Town: Bulldog Reporter T Episode. 1-24-1956. Syndicated as "By-Line -- Steve Wilson" Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116198 1955 Big Town: Byline T Series 1955-1958. NBC. (another name for Big Town) Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilburn 116199 1949 Big Town: Charity Killer, The R Computer Download Episode. 2-22-49 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116200 1949 Big Town: Chill of Death, The R Computer Download Episode. 3-29-49 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116201 1955 Big Town: Columnist T Episode. 11-29-55 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116202 1949 Big Town: Confession, The R Tape 10, Side B Episode. Volume One -- 30:35 5/10/49 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116203 1956 Big Town: Country Editor T Episode Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116204 1948 Big Town: Dangerous Resolution, The R Tape 8, Side B Episode. Volume One -- 29:44 12/28/48 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116205 1954 Big Town: Deadline T Episode. 2-18-54 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116206 1948 Big Town: Deadline at Dawn R Tape 7, Side B Episode. Volume One -- 29:48 12/14/48 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116207 1948 Big Town: Deadly Doll, The R Tape 6, Side A Episode Volume One -- 29:51 11/23/48 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116208 1949 Big Town: Deadly Gimmick of the Singing Rat R Computer Download Episode. 4-5-49 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116209 1949 Big Town: Deadly Summons, The R Computer Download Episode. 3-22-49 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116210 1948 Big Town: Death by Plan R Tape 5, Side B Episode. Volume One -- 29:46 11/16/48 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116211 1939 Big Town: Deep Death R Tape 2, Side A Episode. Volume One -- 29:58 11/39 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116212 1948 Big Town: Double-Trouble R Tape 4, Side B Episode. Volume One -- 29:50 10/12/48 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116213 1957 Big Town: Dreams That Baffled Big Town!, The CB OWN No. 44. March-April 1957 -- DC National Comics -- New Stories of TV's Hit Show Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116214 1949 Big Town: Fatal Alibi, The R Tape 10, Side A Episode. Volume One -- 30:41 5/3/49 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116215 1948 Big Town: Fatal Chain, The R Computer Download Episode. 11-09-48 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116216 1949 Big Town: Fatal Fix, The R Computer Download Episode. 1-25-49 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116217 1948 Big Town: Final Payment, The R Tape 3, Side B Episode. Volume One -- 29:40 9/21/48 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116218 1955 Big Town: Foreign Correspondent (aka Red Hostage) T Syndicated as "Headline: after original run - 5-9-55 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116219 1942 Big Town: French Correspondent R Tape 2, Side B Episode. Volume One -- 29:31 9/42 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116220 1937 Big Town: Harding Factory Fire Trap, The R Tape 1, Side B 22500 Episode Volume One -- 29:47 10/26/37 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116221 1949 Big Town: Hunter, The R Computer Download Episode. 4-26-49 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116222 1947 Big Town: I Cover Big Town (AKA I Cover the Underworld) M VHS 892 McGill, Jerry (Radio Program - "Big Town"). Whitman Chambers (Screenplay) Ness Book - Big Town Series Editor Steve Wilson (Philip Reed) and Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne (Hillary Brooke) prevent man from being framed for murder and stop attempt to bankrupt building firm. Kilbourne assigned to police beat and helps police chief locate an escaped murderer. Kilbourne also discovers corpse in garage of architect, whose wife was married to the deceased. He and his wife are arrested as they prepare to leave the country. Architect becomes murderer's cellmate and when he escapes he takes the architect with him. After murderer falls asleep, architect contacts reporter for help. She and Wilson discover he was being blackmailed by dead man who was killed by architect's business partner. Kilbourne gets partner to come to hideout where he pulls gun on architect. He's arrested. Police chief also shoots murderer when he tries to flee, finally earning respect of Wilson who hassled chief and started a campaign to oust him. Male reporters give Kilbourne hard time when she takes over police beat. Rival Reporter Pete Ryan (Robert Lowery) who tries to get architect convicted. Reporter (Pete Weissmuller). 116223 1948 Big Town: I Remember Murder R Tape 6, Side B Episode. Volume One -- 29:52 11/30/48 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116224 1949 Big Town: Iron Fist, The R Computer Download Episode. 4-19-49 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116225 1955 Big Town: Last Assignment, The T Episode. 240 teleplays (minus 40 episodes from first year - 7-18-55 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. Real stars include counterfeiters, juvenile gangs, bookies, dipsomaniacs, pushers, pimps and the Red Menace 116226 1949 Big Town: Lonely Heart, The R Computer Download Episode. 4-12-49 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116227 1948 Big Town: Lost and the Found, The R Tape 7, Side A Episode. Volume One -- 29:45 12/7/48 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116228 1950 Big Town: Lovers, The T VHS 911 Episode Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116229 1952 Big Town: Man I Was T VHS 910 Episode. Big Town reissue (Heart of the City) Editor Steve Wilson (Patrick McVey), crusading editor of The Illustrated Press, Lorelei Kilburn, reporter 116230 1957 Big Town: Mark of a Reporter, The CB OWN No. 44. March-April 1957 -- DC National Comics -- New Stories of TV's Hit Show Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116231 1949 Big Town: Murder in the Snow R Computer Download Episode. 2-01-49 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116232 1949 Big Town: Nightmare House R Tape 9, Side A Episode. Volume One -- 30:09 1/11/49 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116233 1937 Big Town: Pittsburgh Lil R Tape 1, Side A 22500 Episode. Volume One -- 29:55 10/19/37 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116234 1948 Big Town: Prelude to Christmas R Tape 8, Side A Episode. Volume One -- 30:00 12/21/48 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116235 1956 Big Town: Press Photographer T Episode Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116236 1949 Big Town: Prisoners Song, The R Computer Download Episode. 2-15-49 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116237 1952 Big Town: Safe Crackers T VHS 910 Episode. Big Town reissue (Heart of the City) Editor Steve Wilson (Patrick McVey), crusading editor of The Illustrated Press, Lorelei Kilburn, reporter 116238 1949 Big Town: Shiny Gun, The R Tape 9 (Side B). Computer Download Episode. 3-15-49 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116239 1956 Big Town: Smear Magazine T Episode Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116240 1950 Big Town: Sniper T VHS 910 Episode Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116241 1953 Big Town: Sniper, The T VHS 912 Episode Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116242 1953 Big Town: Taxi Dancer T VHS 912 Episode. Big Town reissue (Heart of the City) Editor Steve Wilson (Patrick McVey), crusading editor of The Illustrated Press, Lorelei Kilburn, reporter 116243 1948 Big Town: Trap, The R Tape 4, Side A Episode. Volume One -- 30:00 9/28/48 Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116244 1998 Big Train T Series Commentators, Stare-Out (Phil Cornwell, Barry Davies). Interviwer (Graham Linehan - Voice). 116245 1999 Big Trouble N Barry, Dave Editor Steve Wilson, crusading editor of The Illustrated Press. Reporter Lorelei Kilbourne. 116246 2001 Big Trouble M SVD 1391 Barry, Dave (Novel). Robert Ramsey (Screenplay). Based on Miami Herald humor columnist Dave Barry's best-selling novel Newsman Eliot Arnold (Tim Allen) from the Herald. Editor Ken Deeber (Philip Nolen) of the Miami Herald. Annoyed Sports Radio Host (David Koepp - Voice). Host Martha Stewart (Herself). 116247 1986 Big Trouble M Reporter (Conroy Gedeon). 116248 1986 Big Trouble in Little China M DVD. SVD 1088 Reporter Margo (Kate Burton) covers a bizarre story in San Francisco’s Chinatown for her local newspaper in Berkeley. She joins a sassy lawyer and a devil-may-care truck driver in stopping magic and sorcery to save a young bride for her husband. 116249 1968 Big Valley, The: Challenge, The T Episode #86. 3-28-1968 Reporter (Regis Philbin). Plot is hatched to use an innocent photo in an embarrassing way targeting a U.S. Senator in a smear campaign. 116250 1949 Big Wheel, The N GPL Brooks, John Alcoholic Reporter Donelson. Do reporters and editors really believe what they put into the newspaper? News magazine is the setting. Story of a newsman who joins the staff of Present Day on invitation of the head editor, a cousin. Confronts the individual's problem of knowing how much of his own beliefs to abandon for the job's sake. Offers at the time an analysis of the nature of the periodicals so obviously taken as the pattern. 116251 2005 Big White, The M News Media. TV Reporter (Joanne Rodriguez). Paperboy (Ty Wood). 116252 1921 Big Year, The: A College Story N Minnigerode, Meade Newsboy Jimmy 116253 1848 Bigelow Papers, The PO Lowell, James Russell News. Satiric papers by residents of the village of Jaalam attacks the nation's 2,000 editors including the editor of the local Independent Blunderbuss. 116254 1987 Bigfoot MT Reporter #1 (Lucy Butler). Reporter #2 (Timothy Brown). 116255 1986 Bigfoot Dreams N OWN - H Prose, Francine Reporter Vera Pearl, star reporter for a sleazy supermarket tabloid ("one of the sleaziest tabloids this side of the checkout counter") writing about UFO sightings, miracle cures and the ever-popular Bigfoot Successfully balancing single motherhood, city life and a job writing improbable articles for a supermarket tabloid newspaper, Vera Perl is forced to confront her ill-defined relationship when one of her invented stories turns out to be true. 116256 1994 Bigfoot: Unforgettable Encounter, The M TV Newscaster (John Cade). Reporter #4 (Jerry Spicer). 116257 2001 Bijita Q (aka Visitor Q) MF Japan TV Reporter Kiyoshi Yamazaki (Kenichi Endo) tries to mount a documentary about violence and sex among youths. A father who is a failed former TV reporter proceeds to have sex with his daughter who is now a prostitute. He also films his son who beats hi mom because she is a prostitute and a heroin addict, being humiliated and hit by classmates. “Q,” a perfect stranger somehow gets involved and enters the bizarre family. 116258 2001 Biker Zombies M News Media. Newscaster (Chadwick D'Aigle). Reporter (Tania Werwega). 116259 1964 Bikini Beach M DVD -R HQ 7674, 7675 AFI-Publishers Publisher 116260 1993 Bikini Carwash Company II, The M Cameraman #1 (Jeff Herbick). Cameraman #2 (T.J. Johnson). 116261 1991 Bikini Island M Press in Hospital (Hans J. Arnold, Dennis Hoey, Anthony Markwell, Ziggy Maxwell, Tracy Polon, Red Square). Photographer on the Cliff (Jim E. Jae). 116262 1917 Bill SS Streeter, Edward Fictional Journalist created by Streeter. Bill Smith letters from a typical doughboy, represented small-town America. Correspondence addressed to Mable, the girl back home. Collected as Dere Mable and a successor "That's Me All Over, Mable," sold more than three-quarters of a million copies. Twenty years later, reprinted by popular demand in the 1940s. Written for a tiny regimental newspaper, the Gas Attack. Republished in 1918 as Dere Mable, sold more than 750,000 copies. 116263 1865 Bill Arp SS Smith, Charles Henry Fictional Journalist created by Smith. Simple, strong, conservative Georgia cracker whose letters to the editor chronicle the successes and failures, hopes and frustrations of an average Southerner during the War and Reconstruction. During Civil War, Arp carried in the Southern Confederacy of Atlanta and was widely reprinted in regional newspapers. Popularity increased in the postwar years. In 1877, Smith gave up his law practice to devote full time to writing Arp letters and to lecturing. Atlanta Constitution primary publication. Syndication is said to have reached 700 newspapers. Produced more than 2,000 pieces. 116264 1866 Bill Arp, So Called SS Smith, Charles Henry Fictional Journalist created by Smith. Collection of letters written by Arp. "Bill Arp's Scrap Book" another collection. 116265 2006 Bill Beutel DT 3-18-2006 Death in Penhurst N.C. at 75 of complications from a progressive neurological disorder TV Newsman Bill Beutel known for his polished delivery, worked for ABC for more than 30 years anchoring, reporting and even hosting an ABC morning show that later became "Good Morning America." 116266 1970 Bill Cosby Show, The: T SV 290 (Excerpts: TV News reporter) Episode TV Reporter 116267 1969 Bill Cosby Show, The: Going the Route T Episode. Series (9-14-69 to 8-31-71) Newsboy. Chet takes over his sick nephew's paper route 116268 1970 Bill Cosby Show: Trust Me T DVD -R HQ 5815. VHS 1306. SV 181 Episode TV Reporter Meg Foster, a friend, brings her marital woes to sympathetic Clair. 116269 1971 Bill Cosby Special, or?, The T Reporter (Billy Sands). 116270 2006 Bill Fillmaff's Secret System M Poker Interviewer (Rocco Botte). 116271 1940 Bill King: Corpse with Knee-Action, The NM Maylon, B.J. Reporter Bill King of the San Francisco Times, who wisecracks his way to the solution of the murder-by-the-severing-of-an-artery-in-the-victim's-leg. Why such an odd method of murder? 116272 1933 Bill Lennox SS Ballard, W.T. Former Reporter, former publicity man, now trouble-shooter for General-Consolidated Studio. 1933-1942, Black Mask. 116273 1972 Bill Moyer's Journal DT Journalist Bill Moyers 116274 1983 Bill Moyers: Our Times with Bill Moyers DT Journalist Bill Moyers interview show 116275 2007 Bill Moyers' Journal: Jon Stewart DT DVD -R HQ 8404 Episode. 4-27-2007 Journalist Carlo Bonini. TV Anchor Jon Stewart, host of "The Daily Show." Josh Marshall discusses the firings of federal prosecutors. 116276 1996 Bill O'Reilly: The O'Reilly Factor DT Series. Fox News Commentator-Journalist TV Talk Show Host Bill O'Reilly. Most popular host on Cable News, his average nightly audience about two million people. Feuds with other media figures. Left a lasting stamp on cable news, which is increasingly a medium of outsize, super-opinionated franchise personalities. Cable is not a medium for providing information and it is not going to become one anytime soon. Cable is the world that Bill O'Reilly made. National politics will change long before that does -- Nicholas Lemann in New Yorker, 3-27-2006 profile on O'Reilly. 116277 2000 Bill Russell: My Life, My Way DT Deford, Frank Boston Globe Columnist Bob Ryan. Journalist-Writer Frank Deford. .Historian Dr. Todd Boyd. 116278 2002 Bill, The: TS Episodes. Tabloid Journalist Andrea Dunbar (Natalie Robb) works as a probationer, but she is not what she seems -- she is an undercover journalist working for one of the tabloids who has been sent to research a big investigative piece on the MET. She wants to find out if the MET has become too soft on criminals. Pretty, vivacious with razor sharp observational skills and a willingness to learn. Born in Dalkeith, went to a good university, studied English, internship on a woman's magazine. Then moved into journalism. This is her most challenging job, a story that could make her name. She's determined to do it well. Despite her ability, disorganized. But she makes quite a good cop. Many of the qualities journalism requires apply to policing. Lives in Surrey with pet tarantula, Bertha. Other Journalists include Simon Kitson who kills himself. Scurrilous Journalist Dougie Pritchard. Journalist Frank Fisher (David Easter). 116279 2002 Bill, The: TS Episode 024. 7-9-2002 Journalist offers to spend a day following a case so superintendent Chandler gets his chance to show off the new CSU. He decides TDC Brandon Kane's case of a father assaulting his teenage daughter's boyfriend is the one to follow. Brandon warns him off suggesting he follow another incident. He's about to discover the old adage "Any press is good press" isn't true in all cases. 116280 2002 Bill, The: TS Episode 035. 8-15-2002 Journalist Simon Kitson, a local reporter. 116281 2002 Bill, The: TS Episode 044. 9-18-2002 Journalist Simon Kitson, a local reporter, gets a reminder of PC Tony Stamp's sexual abuse case when Robbie unwittingly gives Kitson the information. 116282 2002 Bill, The: TS Episode 048. 10-2-2002 Journalist Simon Kitson, a local reporter, is in the middle of an internal dispute when Mickey Webb gets himself in trouble spreading news about both the "big change" in drop a name to local journo Kitson that Tom Chandler sees red about. 116283 2002 Bill, The: TS Episode 051. 10-10-2002 Journalist Simon Kitson, a local reporter, is having a relationship with Inspector Gina Gold and she wisely points out that her relationship with Kitson is compromising her. Is Kitson only interested in her for her job? 116284 2002 Bill, The: TS Episode 060. 11-7-2002 Journalist Simon Kitson, a local reporter, is called to the station PC when the new Superintendent seems as intent on courting the media as Tom Chandler was. Cass Rickman spots Kitson and Kitson finds himself firmly in her bad books. Phone calls from his ex-wife or not, he has a lot of ground to make up. Will he put in the effort after Nick issues him a warning? 116285 2002 Bill, The: TS Episode 062. 11-14-2004 Journalist Simon Kitson, a local reporter, tips off the police about a website he's found featuring one of the murder victims. Is this a new lead in the Sun Hill Serial Killer case? 116286 2002 Bill, The: TS Episode 068. 12-4-2002 Journalist Simon Kitson, a local reporter, runs into interference from Front Desk Officer Robbie Cryer who guards her post like a rottweiler. She won't let Simon Kitson into the station to speak t PC Cass Rickman as she doesn't trust him. Could Robbie be more on the case than the rest of Sun Hill? Or is Simon right -- is she really just an "interfering witch"? 116287 2002 Bill, The: TS Episode 069. 12-5-2002 Journalist Simon Kitson, a local reporter, is suddenly there to help when Cass and PC Gary Best block a crook from visiting Amber and there is a brawl. 116288 2002 Bill, The: TS Episode 071. 12-12-2002 Journalist Simon Kitson, a local reporter, is one of three men who had grudges against Cass. Could he be the Sun Hill Serial Killer? DCI Jack Meadows and inspector Gina Gold interview Cass's colleagues to find out who is the killer. 116289 2002 Bill, The: TS Episode 072. 12-18-2002 Journalist Simon Kitson, a local reporter, is the prime suspect in the killing of PC Cass Rickman. Sun Hill Police struggle to get back to normality after the brutal murder of one of their own. Can forensics nail the prime suspect. Prime suspect -- Journalist Simon Kitson is safely in custody and all breathe a collective sigh of relief. Especially when forensics match hair samples from the boot of his car -- Simon's future appears to be very bleak indeed. 116290 2002 Bill, The: TS Episode 073. 12-19-2002 Journalist Simon Kitson, a local reporter, kills himself and Superintendent Adam Okaro breaks the news to his sister Pat Kitson. So when the distraught Pat suddenly makes a shock appearance at Cass' memorial service, PC Nick Klein sees red and sparks fly 116291 2003 Bill, The: TS Episode 085. 1-30-2003 Journalist Simon Kitson, a local reporter, is dead but PC Nick Klein is racked with guilt over Kitson's death and goes to make his peace at the memorial service. But he is unprepared for coming face-to-face with the Sun Hill Serial Killer. Pat Kitson, his sister, has been escorted to the service from prison. Nick's emotions get the better of him and he doesn't hold back! 116292 2003 Bill, The: TS Episode 110. 4-30-2003 Journalist friend to assist Sgt. Matthew Boyden who decides to help Abi Nixon find her father. 116293 2003 Bill, The: TS Episode 124. 6-25-2003 Journalist Dougie Pritchard wants to speak to DI Samantha Nixon as he knows the identity of Abi's father. But Samantha is naïve and thinks by pushing the scurrilous journalist Dougie out of the station the story will go away. She is still determined to keep his identity a secret, even though he was once famous as a child killer. When DC Eva Sharpe hears, she is shocked. Ho could Sam have kept this secret from Abi? 116294 2003 Bill, The: TS Episode 125. 6-26-2003 Journalist Dougie Pritchard is still hell bent on getting the news to 15-year-old Abi first. DI Samantha Nixon is in a blind panic that her daughter will find out who her father is and how he famously killed a child when he was a young boy himself. Will Sam manage to tell Abi the truth before Dougie Pritchard does? 116295 2003 Bill, The: TS Episode 126. 7-2-2003 Journalist Dougie Pritchard is eager to get a comment. DI Samantha Nixon, her daughter Abi and Glen Weston stand face to face outside Sun Hill police station. Glen is shocked to have discovered he has a 15-year-old daughter by Sam. Sam ushers her family into the station where she separates them. She doesn't want them to have any communication -- but does she really have a choice? 116296 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 197. 3-10-2004 Reporter goes undercover to creates trouble. 116297 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 198. 3-11-2004 Journalist Frank Fisher (David Easter) helps Polly Page who is suffering abuse from a number of youths in her area. Has Polly found someone genuinely interested in her well being or is she laying herself open yet again? 116298 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 199. 3-17-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. First appearance: March 2004. Call Sign: 943. Rank: PC/ Years in Service: Probationer. 116299 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 200. 3-18-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. 116300 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 201. 3-23-2004 Journalist Frank Fisher sleeps with Polly Page. 116301 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 202. 3-24-2004 Journalist Frank Fisher and a maintenance man are the chief suspects when Polly Page is burgled. What price will Polly pay for her night of passion with Frank? 116302 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 203. 3-31-2004 Journalist Frank Fisher (David Easter) dare to offer Polly Page money for her story. She is devastated when she finds the details of her life splashed across the front pages of a national newspaper. She is even more socked when Fisher offers her money. It seems their relationship is over before it has begun. 116303 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 205. 4-7-2004 Journalist Frank Fisher (David Easter) is behind the harassment that Polly Page has been receiving. She is shocked when she finds this out. 116304 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 207. 4-14-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. PC Gabriel Kent wants PC Kerry Young to make a formal allegation against Sergeant Dale Smith, "Smithy." He decides to force her hand by leaking the rumor of the rape to undercover journalist PC Dunbar. Will Kerry have no choice but to report Smithy? 116305 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 209. 4-21-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Dunbar is in a bit of a stew because she has to confess that it was her who said the bomb could have been a fake. With her editor also pressing for a story, will she keep him sweet with the date rape scoop? 116306 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 210. 4-28-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. PC Gabriel Kent is beginning to suspect that there is something dodgy about Dunbar. To take the heat off herself, she drops Gabriel in it with Gina, who assigns him indefinitely as an estate officer on the Cole Lane Estate. Gina thinks this will keep Gabriel out of trouble, little realizing that Gabriel is about to become a merciless law enforcing vigilante. Elsewhere a series of professional robberies take place in Sun Hill. DC Ken Drummond and DI Neil Manson set up an operation ruined by new PC Lance Powell because of an initiation prank played by PC Gary Best. Lance takes the rape but Superintendent Adam Okaro is not amused and Lance feels that he has overreacted. Is there a story brewing for Andrea? 116307 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 212. 5-5-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. PC Lance Powell arrests a black kid who he suspects of shoplifting. But there is no evidence to go on. Superintendent Adam Okaro severely chastises him and tells him only to arrest a black person if he's 100 percent sure it will stick. Lance confides his concerns to undercover journalist PC Andrea Dunbar. Lance also tells PC Gary Best that he is gay. 116308 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 214. 5-13-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. With undercover journalist PC Dunbar determined to bring down superintendent Adam Okaro, and now someone else who is possibly within his relief targeting him, it looks as if Okaro is in for a rocky ride. He continues to receive hate mail through the internal mail and he decides to send the letters off to be forensically examined 116309 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 228. 7-15-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. The heat is on Dunbar as she struggles to conceal her true identity. She manages to swipe an article written by her from DS Samantha Nixon's case file into the investigation of the serial rapist. But panic sets in when a journalist comes to the station to interview PC Lance Powell as the new face of Sun Hill. She thinks that he might have blown her cover, but discovers he has been sent by her editor to put the screws on her. Either she coughs up some juicy copy or her cover will be blown. Will Andrea start delivering the goods? 116310 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 230. 7-21-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. DI Neil Manson and PC Andrea Dunbar seem to be developing a mutual attraction. Andrea is an undercover journalist -- does this mean it can only end in disaster? 116311 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 233. 8-4-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Manson is surprised to see PC Andrea Dunbar back at the station so soon after the bomb explosion in which he pulled her safety. Unable to resist any further, Neil makes a move on Andrea with a passionate kiss. Has the inevitable affair begun? 116312 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 238. 8-19-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. As DI Neil Manson and Dunbar's relationship develops, they find they are unable to resist temptation. The following pillow talk sees Neil spill the beans on Superintendent Adam Okaro's cannabis charges and Andrea is quick to leak the story to her editor. This sparks a press scrum outside Sun Hill. Will the media spotlight finally spell the end of Okaro's career? 116313 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 243. 9-9-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. DI Neil Manson furiously reprimands P.C. Andrea Dunbar for illegally obtaining DNA from Jerome Taylor,. Pent-up passion suddenly overflows and the two soon become locked in an intense clinch. 116314 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 244. 9-15-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Days of Superintendent Adam Okaro's trial dawns and things get off to a shaky start. Okaro seems doomed until help arrives from PC Andrea Dunbar and DI Neil Mansion. Finally exposed will Jerome Taylor take his accomplice D.C. Rob Thatcher down with him? 116315 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 245. 9-16-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. With undercover journalist Dunbar under intense pressure from her editor for a story, will she deliver a scoop that will strike fear in the hearts of local residents? 116316 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 250. 10-7-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Dunbar and PC Gabriel Kent are called to a horrific crime where a young blind girl was assaulted in her own home. Mistakes on Andrea and Gabriel's behalf, lead the suspect to be granted bail. On leaving the court, the suspect becomes the next victim of the Sun Hill Sniper. Superintendent Adam Okaro and Neil discuss the possibility that the sniper is being fed information from the station or, more alarmingly, that they actually work there. Andrea leaks the story to her editor -- will she undermine the inquiry by doing so? 116317 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 251. 10-13-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Dunbar feels threatened by D.C. Suzie Sim's apparent closeness to D.S. Neil Manson. Suzie senses Andrea's fondness for Neil so goes out of her way to imply that she and Neil have been involved in the past. Andrea's jealousy overflows forcing her to challenge Neil. Is she just playing games with her or is this for real? 116318 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 252. 10-14-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Incensed to learn that P.C. Andrea Dunbar is an undercover journalist, Kerry gives her 24 hours to confess all to Gina Gold. Kerry also delivers a loaded threat to Gabriel. Gabriel is horrified to learn that she knows he has been using a false identity. But how far will he go to silence her? Meanwhile, with accurate information about the serial sniper splashed across newspaper front pages, Superintendent Adam Okaro is on the war path. No closer to finding the station mole -- the pressure is on to solve the crime before the sniper strikes again. 116319 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 253. 10-20-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. PC Kerry Young is missing and fears for her safety grow after David Radford's public vow to kill her and a break-in at her home. Not to mention the serial sniper ho has already killed three. But the threat to her life could be much closer to home -- Kerry knows that PC Andrea Dunbar is an undercover journalist and that she is having an affair with DI Neil Manson. 116320 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 255. 10-27-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Dunbar fears that her cover has been blown when he editor is called into the station for questioning. However, CCTV footage of Kerry talking to Bryce leads the investigation up the wrong path. Andrea takes stock as the station is rocked by the assumption that Kerry was the Sun Hill press leak. 116321 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 258. 11-4-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Dunbar is under pressure form her editor to take photos of the funeral. Andrea's conscience gets the better of her and she deletes the pictures. Will her editor eventually lose patience at Andrea's lack of compliance? 116322 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 259. 11-10-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Dunbar confides in Smithy that Kerry told her she was raped by evil Gabriel. 116323 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 260. 11-11-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Dunbar's belief that Gabriel raped Kerry is center of intrigue. Kerr's declaration of love for Smithy is challenged by her pregnancy and Gabriel's claims of a relationship with her. 116324 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 261. 11-17-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Sgt. Dale (Smithy) Smith persuades P.C. Andrea Dunbar to tell MIT about Kerry's claim that PC Gabriel Kent had raped her. But in an unprecedented attempt to win Gabriel's trust, Smithy decides to confide in Gabriel about Andrea's allegations. What will the repercussions be for Andrea when psychotic Gabriel hears of her actions? Tony and Andrea put their collective size 9's in it whilst investigating an attack. They quickly remedy the situation but will they crack the case? Andrea's day goes from bad to worse when a passionate kiss with DI Neil Manson is interrupted by station loud mouth D.S. Phil Hunter. At last -- the secret's out! 116325 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 262. 11-18-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. DS Phil Hunter goads DI Neil Manson over his affair with PC Andrea Dunbar. 116326 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 267. 12-24-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Sergeant Dale Smith thinks he's gained PC Gabriel Kent's trust by saying he has also been a victim of PC Kerry Young crying rape. But PC Andrea Dunbar can't cope with the strain of covering for Smithy any longer. She tells Gabriel it was Smithy who reported him to MIT. The two come to blows when Gabriel confronts Smith. 116327 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 269. 12-16-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Dunbar assumes that the game is up when her editor is interrogated by Superintendent Adam Okaro. When Bruce warns Andrea to walk away while she still can. Andrea persuades him that there is sill so much for her to report. Is Andrea's doggedness to finish the job going to land her in deep water? 116328 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 270. 12-21-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Sick of pining for DI Neil Manson, PC Andrea Dunbar also grabs the opportunity for a Christmas kiss with Sgt. Smith. Lost in passion, they are oblivious that Neil has seen them. Has Neil lost out to the handsome Sergeant? 116329 2004 Bill, The: TS Episode 271. 12-22-2004 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Expressing his feelings at last, DI Neil Manson asks PC Andrea Dunbar to be patient with him and not to see Sgt. Smith again. He is horrified to learn that Andrea has been injured on a call, only to rush to her bedside to find that Smithy got there first. 116330 2005 Bill, The: TS Episode 282. 1-27-2005 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Dunbar returns to the station and Neil is devastated to see her kissing Sergeant Dale Smith. Has time out convinced Andrea that Smithy is her man? 116331 2005 Bill, The: TS Episode 283. 2-2-2005 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Manson realizes how strong his feelings are for Dunbar and tells her he will leave his wife for her. Is this the news Andrea has been waiting for or is it just too late? 116332 2005 Bill, The: TS Episode 284. 2-3-2005 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Dunbar's love life is in tatters. She knocks back Sergeant Dale Smith for a date as well as her true love DI Neil Manson who is prepared to leave his wife for her. Working on a case where she is a decoy trying to trap unlicensed cab drivers and is almost stabbed does little to bring them closer. Will Andrea come clean and tell Neil the reason behind her reluctance to commit. His lover is an uncover journalist…. 116333 2005 Bill, The: TS Episode 285. 2-9-2005 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Dunbar will do anything to avoid being exposed by her editor as an undercover journalist. She dangles Gabriel's crimes and promises a "Blue Murder" expose. Can Andrea get the goods to back her preposterous claims? 116334 2005 Bill, The: TS Episode 286. 2-16-2005 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Dunbar's "Blue Murder" copy deadline is looking and failure means certain exposure for the undercover journalist. She is paired with PC Gabriel Kent on his old vigilante stomping ground, the Cole Lane Estate. Andrea seizes opportunity to pump PCSO Laura Bryant about Gabriel's past. The pattern in his behavior leads her to deduce Gabriel has connection with Sun Hill sniper. Andrea informs Sgt. Smith of her hunch. Clue lies in Gabriel's family history. Smith drops the bombshell that he believes Sgt. June Ackland is the crazed cop's mother. Meanwhile Gabriel senses that Andrea is on to him and threatens her with violence. Is Andréa set to be next in Gabriel's long line of victims? Meanwhile Manson prepares to leave his wife and move in with Andrea. Andrea is spotted by Neil talking to her editor and he later accuses her of being the station leak. Will Andrea reveal the even worse truth behind her posting at Sun Hill? 116335 2005 Bill, The: TS Episode 287. 2-17-2005 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Dunbar begs DI Neil Manson to believe she didn't mean to lie to him about being undercover journalist. He agrees not to report her, but insists that she must resign at the end of the day. She uses this time to dig up dirt on PC Gabriel Kent. It looks like the required evidence is in sight, thus vindicating her position. But editor Bruce Malcolm is about to hand Superintendent Adam Okaro an early edition of tomorrow's paper exposing Andrea's identity. Is her scoop too late? Meanwhile DS Samantha Nixon gives evidence at trial of serial rapist Alan Kennedy. Sam is given a grilling about securing confession from Alan through psychological torture. She manages to outmaneuver the defense QC. But Andrea is due to be called as a witness -- will her identity expose jeopardize the credibility of the case? 116336 2005 Bill, The: TS Episode 288. 2-23-2005 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Armageddon day at Sun Hill. Dunbar is lambasted by Inspector Gina Gold for betraying her colleagues with her incessant station scoops. And DI Neil Manson realizes that the expose has severely compromised his position. Is their relationship truly over? Dunbar is called to give evidence at the trial of serial rapist Kennedy. But all her credibility has gone out of the window with the revelation of her true identity. Ripped to pieces in the witness stand. All too much for DS Samantha Nixon who decks her when Kennedy is acquitted because of Andrea. Disgraced Andrea is escorted by angry Sgt. Smith. She implores for one last chance to redeem herself by getting evidence implicating PC Gabriel Kent for murder. Dunbar is being held hostage by Kent in a store room after he has seen the evidence she has on him. After an explosion, Dunbar is trapped under fallen debris With all his evil secrets out in the pen, will Gabriel leave Andrea to burn? 116337 2005 Bill, The: TS Episode 290. 3-2-2005 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. She is killed. DI Neil Mason grief stricken at the loss of Dunbar. Neil holds back his grief because he is unsure of who knew about his relationship with Dunbar. PC Gabriel Kent is seen in a new light because of his courageous rescue of Sgt. Dale Smith. With troublesome Andrea out of the way, he seizes the opportunity to make a fresh start. But is visiting Smithy in hospital and giving him a born-again gospel CD a step too far? 116338 2005 Bill, The: TS Episode 292. 3-9-2005 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. She is killed. All three officers killed in the Sun Hill explosion are laid to rest. DI Neil Manson opts to attend Dunbar's funeral despite a stark warning from Superintendent Adam Okaro that his absence at DC Ken Drummond's would set tongues wagging. Neil's wife suspects that he has been having an affair and confronts him as he mourns by Andrea's grave. Is Neil's marriage over? 116339 2005 Bill, The: TS Episode 301. 4-7-2005 Journalist Andrea Dunbar is killed after being a probationary PC and undercover journalist on the hunt for gossip about her new colleagues. Her editor tells her he wants the inside track on MET life and that her main target is Superintendent Adam Okaro. Neil's wife is barrister for prosecution on a big laundering case. Mickey has pictures of Neil meeting with a key witness who is now refusing to talk. Mickey tells DCI Jack Meadows about Neil's affair with Dunbar. With Neil's professional credibility undermined, will Jack believe the claims? 116340 2002 Bill, The: T Episode. 4-17-2002. Season #18. Episode #20. Reporter (Nigel Barden). 116341 2006 Bill, The: T Episode. 2-22-2006 News Media. News Reporter (Jessica Knight) 116342 2005 Bill, The: T Episode. 9-22-2005. Journalist Brian Deakin (Martin Trent). 116343 2003 Bill, The: T Episode. 2-6-2003 Journalist (Emma Dewhurst). 116344 2002 Bill, The: T Episode. 8-27-2002 Journalist (Kate Weston). 116345 2003 Bill, The: T UK. 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Lyman can’t resist replying to a billboard advertisement for a wife because there has to be a story behind it. She comes face to face with Police Officer York Wylinski who is looking for exactly what Jen is not: an old-fashioned woman. When a killer copying the Boston Strangler starts knocking off her contacts, and then makes her the focus of his revenge, she is forced to accept protection from the man who rebuffed her for her profession and her deception. Will York, who makes every nerve in her body hum and her heart flutter, be able to save Jen from the one who wants her dead? What if a homicide detective, who loathes reporters and values honesty, falls for an undercover reporter’s deception? And what if by the time he catches on, he’s already in love with her old-fashioned image -- and the gorgeous, conniving woman? He planned to run away from all of it, but then he finds out she’s involved in his copycat Boston Strangler case and may know something about the killer. Public Relations Officer Diego Zombolas, who almost everyone in the news business knew was really the mayor’s bodyguard. Excerpt: Out of the corner of her eye, Jen Lyman, reporter for the Boston Globe, caught sight of a billboard printed in huge, black letters. The bold words on the stark white background seemed to leap at her. Her heart raced, immediately sensing a story. WANTED: OLD FASHIONED WIFE NO OTHERS NEED APPLY P.O. BOX 48613 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, 02104 She hit the brakes, shifted into reverse and sped backwards. Dory Kincaid, Globe photographer and Jen’s best friend, clung to the dashboard and shrieked, “Have you lost your mind?” When Jen had a clear view of the billboard through her front windshield, she jerked to a stop. “Maybe, but I smell a story.” She grabbed her digital recorder from her bag and read the ad into it. Dory chuckled. “Oh, wow. I see what you mean.” She pulled her always-loaded camera from her bag and snapped a few shots. “What kind of weirdo would put up such a hokey ad?” Jen flashed her most devious smile. “And what kind of woman would answer it? Especially with the ridiculous requirement that she has to be old fashioned.” “Obviously, your kind. I see the wheels already turning in your head.” Jen laughed. “Guilty as charged.” Dory shook her head. “The guy’s gotta be a loser. No name on the ad spells no guts.” “Or something to hide,” Jen said. “But I can’t blame him for being cautious. Imagine all the fruitcakes waiting to pounce on something like this. Besides, what normal, self-respecting man would want the world to know he’s so hard up for a wife that he has to take out a billboard ad?” “Normal? Ha!” Dory said. “He might even be our copycat Boston Strangler.” Jen tightened her grip on the steering wheel. “Wouldn’t that be something? What if the ad is a predator’s trick to get women to volunteer their addresses?” She fought excitement mingled with apprehension. “Tying the billboard ad to my strangler story would be the kind of complication that Pulitzer prizes are made of.” “Dream on. But be sure you can wake up when it’s over.” In spite of the August heat, Jen shivered; her own uneasiness was amplified by Dory’s half-kidding, half-serious warning. Jen shook off her misgivings and headed back into the Monday morning traffic. She glanced at her watch and pressed harder on the accelerator, zigzagging in and out of the lanes, speeding past rows of brownstones. In seconds, she came under the shadow of the sixty-two story Hancock Tower with its walls of glistening glass. “Ease up,” Dory squealed. “Wanna pick up a cop?” “We’re still blocks from the Government Center. I can’t be late.” Jen bit her lip. The mayor had only given her this personal interview because she’d convinced him she had questions he might not want other reporters to hear. Dory stashed her camera in her bag. “We’ll make it.” She grinned. “So how will you approach Mr. Billboard, sassy and straightforward, or down, dirty and devious?” “Have to find him first. The billboard company or post office won’t help. Thanks to the Right to Privacy Act, it’d take a court order to pry info from them.” Dory wrinkled her brow. “So what’ll you do?” “What else? Write a letter. Stake out his post office box. His zip code gave away the location.” “Ah, down, dirty and devious.” Dory squirmed with delight. “Let me help. The letter has to sound domestic and a bit docile. A tone you may have trouble faking.” “Hey. I can sling the Martha Stewart and apple pie phrases with the best of ‘em.” They neared the iron-fenced commons with its network of long, tree-lined promenades and gently rolling lawns. The glint of the gold-domed State House just ahead brought Jen’s thoughts back to more pressing things—her skirmish with the mayor.” * * * * Inside the mayor’s wood-paneled office, Jen shook hands with Mayor O’Brien and his hovering public relations officer, Diego Zombolas, who almost everyone in the news business knew was really the mayor’s bodyguard. Diego had been brought on board a year ago when a wildcat union strike leader pulled a gun on the mayor on the courthouse steps. After getting permission to take some pictures, Dory dug her camera out of her bag and checked the light meter. The mayor gestured to a leather chair. Jen sat down and waited for him to seat himself behind his desk which was on an elevated platform and left no doubt who held the power in this room. Diego stroked his Greek nose in a deliberate way. Was it a signal between the men? He remained standing and situated himself where he could keep an eye on her and Dory who now circled the room taking shots from different angles. Jen leaned forward. “Mayor, are you still being hassled by disgruntled union wildcatters? Or is there someone else threatening your life?” The mayor gave a smile that failed to reach his gray, guarded eyes. “No. All’s calm here at city hall.” Yeah, right, Jen thought. She decided to try a sidestep-topic to break through his shield. “You call Mr. Zombolas your public relations man?” The mayor’s smile remained in place. His eyes glinted with amusement. “That’s his job title. But Diego is a man of many talents.” “You don’t deny that bodyguard is one of them?” She kept her tone easy, non-combative. “I take care of the mayor,” Diego piped up. He slicked back his black hair with the smoothness of a man who believed he was good looking. “The capacity depends on the situation. But surely you didn’t come here to talk about my job description?” A warning undercurrent darkened his tone. Jen swallowed. “True, Mr. Zombolas. But if the mayor’s life is in danger because of the unions, or for any other reason, the public wants to know.” Diego bowed slightly. “Naturally,” he said, oozing charm. “We wouldn’t dream of keeping important information from the press.” “Good,” Jen said, forcing a smile. She wouldn’t be surprised to learn that the threats against the mayor were tied into her toxic-waste story. She placed a recorder on the desk in front of her, and leveled her gaze at the mayor. “Mayor O’Brien, everyone living here knows that a lot of Boston is built on landfill. Can you comment on the soil report that came out of the State Environmental Division last Tuesday, indicating a high toxin count in the fill used in the Old Town area?” The mayor cleared his throat. “That test is being run again. We suspect faulty instruments.” Diego walked behind the mayor and gripped the back of the official’s high-back chair. “Rest assured,” he said, “whether the problem is faulty instruments or spot soil contamination, it is being handled with public safety in mind.” Jen’s palms began to sweat. But she couldn’t let it go at that. “What about a certain trucker’s claim that he was paid off by someone at city hall to forget where he got the soil?” Diego touched the mayor’s shoulder, as if to silence him and said, “If you’re referring to Lorenzo Geoffrey Monroe, he was fired from Atlantic Trucking for being a drunk and a troublemaker.” The sun coming through the plate glass window, slipped behind a cloud, casting fierce shadows across Diego’s face, but it didn’t dim the flash of fury that fired in his eyes. Jen swallowed and met his menacing gaze head on. “Mr. Monroe has provided names, dates, and locations. He swears he got the contaminated soil from a service station site with a leaking tank.” She glanced down at her note pad. “A site located at the corner of Wildwine and Brae streets.” She raised her eyes and met the mayor’s steady gaze. “I checked. The land is owned by billionaire Finstead Alexander Coble, a campaign contributor of yours, I believe.” The mayor’s jaw tightened and his fierce, bushy eyebrows lowered, shading frigid eyes. “This service station assertion is new information to me.” He rose with fists balled, looking like he might come right over the desk at her. “I assure you I’ll follow up on it and get back to you. Whatever the situation, I can guarantee you that no wrong doing has been perpetrated by anyone from this office.” Her facts had hit their mark. One way or another someone was in big trouble. Diego’s searing look sent prickles to her neck and she wondered if she could be that someone. Dory signaled with a slight nod that she’d gotten enough pictures. Jen thanked the mayor for his time. She gave him her business card and shook his hand. “I knew if I brought this to your attention, you’d take action on it.” She squared her shoulders. “I’ll look forward to hearing from you, soon?” The rise in her voice made it crystal clear that she had no intention of letting this matter drop. “Of course. I appreciate that you came to me before printing anything.” He flicked some dust from the sleeve of his jacket, probably wishing he could get rid of her as easily. Seconds later as the reporters hurried down the concrete steps, Dory said, “How about that pompous ass? What an obvious fast shuffle.” Jen laughed. “And the way the Greek PR man tap-danced around issues, I’d bet a bottle of Ouzo that he can dance the Zebetako without music like a pro.” Dory frowned. “Wasn’t Gordon working on the toxic waste story when some lowlife murdered him?” Jen nodded. She took a deep breath, fighting a twinge of fear. It was immediately overridden by anger. “That’s another reason why I won’t stop until I get to the bottom of the toxic waste issue.” * * * * At The Boston Globe, Jen sat down at her computer and looked up at Dory. “Okay, Domestic Goddess, how do we start this letter to Mr. Billboard?” Dory pulled a chair up close. “He’s a man. Compliment his ego. Maybe something like: Your direct approach proves you’re a strong-minded man who knows what he wants and has the courage to go for it. As a home-loving woman, this greatly appeals to me.” Jen groaned. “You’re laying it on too thick.” “Trust me. He’ll eat this stuff up. A little editing and our letter will be a finalist.” “It doesn’t even have to place. He just has to pick up his mail so I can find out who he is.” They pared four pages of drivel down to two pages. Jen laughed. The words sounded so homey that Mr. Billboard would actually smell the bread baking in his little rose-covered cottage. When Jen got a call from Connie Allison, the City Refuse Director’s secretary, she gestured to Dory that it might take some time. Dory nodded and ducked out of the office. Jen put her ear back to the receiver. “Go ahead, Connie.” Connie lowered her voice and said, “The mayor’s assistant just called. He said the mayor wants everything we’ve got on the landfill soil reports.” Yes! Jen made a triumphant fist. She wanted action and she got it. “Gordon—” Connie’s voice choked and she paused as if fighting tears. Jen’s momentary elation died at the tender way Connie said the murdered reporter’s name. Connie and Gordon were to be married on December first, and now he was gone. Jen bit her lip, fighting her own tears. She missed Gordon’s witty, upbeat nature, missed competing with him for top assignments. The silence went on too long. She couldn’t give in to this. Connie needed her to be strong. “We’ll get the guy who did this.” Connie cleared her voice. “With all the secrecy, I think Gordon was right about the cover-up.” Her voice grew stronger. “We need his notes.” “I’ll keep looking.” Jen had already gone through Gordon’s desk and skimmed his computer files. Someone had deleted every file on the story. “What do you know about Diego Zombolas?” “The mayor’s pit bull? He eats people like us for breakfast. Don’t quote me, but the guy’s a sociopath capable of killing without any twinge of conscience.” Jen rubbed her aching head. Connie should know, she thought. Her sister, Danielle, worked for the mayor. “Are any of the union wildcat bunch still after the mayor?” “There’s been at least one more attempt against his life. But I think he’d keep Zombolas around no matter what. Like I said, the big Greek is a pit bull. And the mayor likes that about him.” Jen’s stomach knotted. If the mayor was a good guy, how could he admire someone like Diego? “Keep me informed of any new developments, and I’ll keep digging around on this end.” After Jen hung up, she checked her e-mail, and handled all the messages quickly—except the last one: It read: Drop the story, or you won’t live to write anything else. Outside, in the street below cars hummed. Someone honked. Overhead a helicopter’s rotors whirred. Inside vibrated with the usual white noise of busy news staff getting a paper out. But Jen only heard the sounds inside her head, the pulsing of cold fear. Her hand trembled on the mouse. She closed her eyes briefly. Don’t let this get to you. She stood and paced the length of the room. Did this idiot think she’d know which story he meant? She was working on a half dozen right now. Receiving the warning e-mail here at the office wouldn’t have worried her too much—reporters get stuff like this from time to time—if she hadn’t also received the same kind of threat at home last night. It read: Back off or you’ll strangle on your own words. She wasn’t given to panic, but last night, in the quiet emptiness of her thirteenth floor apartment, in her closely held private world, she came as close to it as she’d ever come. The threats should be reported, but for the police to take them seriously, she needed documentation. No one had listened to Gordon and look what happened to him. She printed out a copy and tucked it in the manila envelope with the message from last night. She ran her stories through her mind. Her most recent interview had been with the mayor. Was it from him? Maybe his pit bull? After all, Gordon was murdered while working on the same landfill story. But how would the mayor know she was investigating the toxic waste story before today? Easy, she thought, if he had a spy in the newsroom. It was no secret that she’d taken over Gordon’s files. Wait a minute...maybe... She rushed to her filing cabinet and pulled out her folder on the copycat Boston Strangler story. It wasn’t really a story yet; the police wouldn’t confirm anything. Still, she saw the patterns forming as her shadowy informant alerted her to every new strangling. She tapped the label. Was this the story she was being warned to drop? She collapsed in her chair, weak kneed and rubbed her arms. Dear God, I can’t do this with every story or I won’t be able to write anything. She opened the folder and tried to force herself to concentrate on her notes. “Hey, I’m back.” Dory wriggled her brows playfully as she entered Jen’s cubicle. “And look what I found.” She shoved a box of lacy, flowery stationery under Jen’s nose. “What’s this for?” As if she didn’t know. “For our letter to Mr. Billboard, of course. Use this paper to rewrite the letter in your most cursive, old fashioned handwriting. Sorta like old German script.” Jen laughed, finding it easier to push the unnerving messages to the back of her mind with Dory around. “How about just readable?” When she’d completed the rewrite, she signed the letter with the made-up name Jeanette Sumner. “Hold it,” Dory said. “Don’t seal it, yet. Give me your Wind Song.” “Oh, come on. This is ridiculous.” Dory held out her hand until Jen reached into her purse, withdrew the tube of spray perfume and complied. Dory sprayed the fragrance over some heart-shaped confetti and tossed the bits into the envelope with the letter. Dory inhaled the envelope. “Ah, a scent to tame the wild beast.” Jen laughed at the expression of mock rapture on Dory’s face then snatched the letter away. “I’m hand-delivering this to the South End post office, zip code 02104, before I lose my nerve.” 116362 1967 Billiard Ball, The SSF Asimov, Isaac Reporter for the Tele-News Press is narrator 116363 1965 Billie M DVD -R HQ 9761, 9762. L AFI-"Life" (Magazine) Reporter (Matty Jordan). Life Magazine. 116364 1933 Billion Dollar Scandal, The M Towne, Gene and Graham Baker (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Reporter Albert Griswold (Irving Pichel) tries to get the story on a stock scheme. Convinces masseuse to expose the crooks. After he provides evidence, the reporter is unable to help him telling him he is now yesterday's news. Newspaperman (Charles Sellon). Typesetter (Frank Darien). 116365 2009 Billionaire Doctor, Ordinary Nurse NR Marinelli, Carol Paparazzi and the Melbourne tabloids cover a Dr. Iosef Kolovsky’s famous family. 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WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. An evil scientist threatened to silence radio forever unless he was paid a large sum of money. Resuming his regular form, Billy told WHIZ radio mogul Sterling Morris that he could stop the Radio Silencer and the mad scientist. Disbelieving Morris offered Billy a job on the air if he could do so. Billy, as Captain Marvel, destroyed the scientist's radio silencing machine, and presented the captured criminals and destroyed Radio Silencer to Morris. Morris, true to his word, made Billy an on-air news reporter for Whiz radio. 116373 1997 Billy Batson: CB Power of Shazam! #24. March 1997 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116374 2002 Billy Batson: ...Do No Harm CB JSA #40. November 2002. Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 116375 1995 Billy Batson: ...Power of Shazam!, The CB Power of Shazam! #9. November 1995. Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116376 1985 Billy Batson: 3 Earths! 3 Deaths! CB Crisis on Infinite Earths #6. September 1985. Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116377 1999 Billy Batson: Absolute Power CB Power of Shazam! #46. February 1999. Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116378 1944 Billy Batson: Action in Indianapolis CB Captain Marvel Adventures #35/2 (May 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116379 1947 Billy Batson: Adventure in Time, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #71 (April 1947 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116380 1944 Billy Batson: Adventure of the Garbage Scow, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #39/2 (September 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116381 1942 Billy Batson: Adventure with the P.A.L., The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #8/2 (March 6, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116382 1949 Billy Batson: Adventure Within An Adventure, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #102/4 (November 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116383 1941 Billy Batson: Adventures of Captain Marvel M 12 Episodes Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116384 1944 Billy Batson: Adventures of the Two Heroes in Dayton, Ohio, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #41/2 (November 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116385 1995 Billy Batson: After the Fall… CB Power of Shazam! #8 (October 1995) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116386 1986 Billy Batson: Aftershock CB Crisis on Infinite Earths #11 (February 1986). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116387 1949 Billy Batson: Airtown, U.S.A. CB Captain Marvel Adventures #99 (August 1949 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116388 1942 Billy Batson: Alaskan Adventure, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #16 (October 16, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116389 1942 Billy Batson: Amazing Case of the Clue in Music, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #8/4 (March 6, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116390 1951 Billy Batson: Amazing Island Thief, The CB Whiz Comics #134 (June 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116391 1942 Billy Batson: Amazing Trip into Time, The CB Whiz Comics #26 (January 23, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116392 1950 Billy Batson: American Century, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #110 (July 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116393 1943 Billy Batson: American Lord Haw-Haw, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #24/4 (June 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116394 1948 Billy Batson: Amoeba Family, The CB Marvel Family #27 (September 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116395 1947 Billy Batson: Ancient Crime, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #79/4 (December 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116396 1996 Billy Batson: And the Worms of Venus CB Power of Shazam! #16 (July 1996) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. 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WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116400 1941 Billy Batson: Arson Fiend, The CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #2 (Summer, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116401 1995 Billy Batson: Arson Fiend, The CB Power of Shazam! #2 (April 1995). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116402 1981 Billy Batson: Assault on the Rock of Eternity CB World's Finest Comics #267/5 (February-March 1981). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116403 1973 Billy Batson: Astonishing Arch-Enemy, The CB Shazam! #2 (April 1973). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116404 1948 Billy Batson: At Boys' Ranch CB Whiz Comics #103 (November 1948 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116405 1947 Billy Batson: At the Center of the Earth CB Captain Marvel Adventures #73/2 (June 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116406 1942 Billy Batson: At the Circus CB Captain Marvel Adventures #10 (May 1, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116407 1942 Billy Batson: At the Pan-American Olympics CB Whiz Comics #29 (April 17, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116408 1947 Billy Batson: Atom Ambassador, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #76 (September 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. 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WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116415 1945 Billy Batson: Baby Marvel CB Marvel Family #1/2 (December 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116416 1978 Billy Batson: Backward, Turn Backward, O Time in Your Flight CB Shazam! #35 (May-June 1978). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116417 1941 Billy Batson: Bal Masque, The CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #23 (October 31, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116418 1995 Billy Batson: Balance of Power, The CB Power of Shazam! #7 (September 1995). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116419 1943 Billy Batson: Baron of Barracuda Bay, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #30/3 (December 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116420 1949 Billy Batson: Battle of Electricity, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #94 (March 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116421 1949 Billy Batson: Battle of the Berserk Machines, The CB Marvel Family #35 (May 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116422 1948 Billy Batson: Battle of the Buildings CB Whiz Comics #96 (April 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116423 1953 Billy Batson: Beast Battalions, The CB Marvel Family #82 (April 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116424 1941 Billy Batson: Beast Ruler, The CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #3 (fall 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116425 1943 Billy Batson: Beautiful Baby Contest, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #29/3 (November 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116426 1944 Billy Batson: Beauty Contest, The CB Whiz Comics #51 (February 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116427 1953 Billy Batson: Beauty in Black, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #142/3 (March 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116428 1947 Billy Batson: Beluga Ball, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #77/2 (October 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116429 1946 Billy Batson: Berserk Giant, The CB Whiz Comics #74 (May 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116430 1950 Billy Batson: Betrayal of Mr. Morris, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #108/2 (May 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116431 1973 Billy Batson: Better Late than Never CB Shazam! #6 (October 1973). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116432 1985 Billy Batson: Beyond the Silent Night CB Crisis on Infinite Earths #7 (October 1985). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116433 1976 Billy Batson: Bicentennial Villain, The CB Shazam! #25/2 (September-October 1976). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116434 1949 Billy Batson: Big Balloon Race Around the World, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #96/2 (May 1949 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116435 1996 Billy Batson: Big Rubout, The CB Power of Shazam! #21 (December 1996) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116436 1982 Billy Batson: Billy Batson-Captain Marvel CB DC Comics Presents #49 (September 1982 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116437 1947 Billy Batson: Billy Batson, School Editor CB Captain Marvel Adventures #75 (August 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116438 1946 Billy Batson: Billy Batson: Terror Rides the Train CB Captain Marvel Adventures #62/2 (June 7, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116439 1948 Billy Batson: Billy Batson's Boyhood CB Captain Marvel Adventures #88/2 (September 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116440 1953 Billy Batson: Billy Batson's Double Life CB Captain Marvel Adventures #149/3 (October 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116441 1948 Billy Batson: Billy Batson's Phobias CB Captain Marvel Adventures #84/2 (May 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116442 1947 Billy Batson: Billy Batson's Xmas CB Captain Marvel Adventures #69/4 (February 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116443 1946 Billy Batson: Billy's Big Day CB Captain Marvel Adventures #60/3 (May 10, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116444 1947 Billy Batson: Billy's Big Game CB Captain Marvel Adventures #76/2 (September 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116445 1941 Billy Batson: Black Magician, The CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #19 (July 11, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116446 1945 Billy Batson: Black Spot Gang of Chicago, Illinois, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #43/3 (February 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116447 1951 Billy Batson: Blackness Plague, The CB Family #58/5 (April 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116448 1945 Billy Batson: Blood Bank Robberies, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #45 (April 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116449 1947 Billy Batson: Body Broadcaster, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #76/4 (September 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116450 1949 Billy Batson: Book of All Knowledge, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #93 (February 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116451 1987 Billy Batson: Born Again CB Justice League #1 (May 1987). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116452 1944 Billy Batson: Boston's Mayor for a Day CB Captain Marvel Adventures #40/3 (October 1944 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116453 1946 Billy Batson: Boy Crooks, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #51/2 (January 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116454 1947 Billy Batson: Boy Feud, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #77/3 (October 1947 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116455 1947 Billy Batson: Boy Pirate, The CB Whiz Comics #84 (April 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116456 1948 Billy Batson: Boy Who Never Heard of Captain Marvel, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #81/3 (February 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116457 1986 Billy Batson: Breach of Faith! CB Legends #2 (December 1986) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116458 1949 Billy Batson: Bridge to the Future, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #93/4 (February 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116459 1996 Billy Batson: Brotherhood CB Power of Shazam! #17 (August 1996) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116460 1996 Billy Batson: Brotherhood [Flashback] CB Power of Shazam! #17 (August 1996). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116461 1942 Billy Batson: Bulbo the Whale CB Captain Marvel Adventures #15/3 (September 18, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116462 1942 Billy Batson: Bumble-Brained Bridegroom, The CB America's Greatest Comics #4 (August 12, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116463 1947 Billy Batson: Buried Alive CB Captain Marvel Adventures #72/2 (May 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116464 1946 Billy Batson: Camera Fiend, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #63/3 (July 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116465 1978 Billy Batson: Captain and the King, The CB World's Finest Comics #253/5 (October-November 1978). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116466 1942 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel a Murderer? CB Captain Marvel Adventures #15/2 (September 18, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116467 1948 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel and Billy Batson Split CB Captain Marvel Adventures #83/2 (April 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116468 1942 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel and the Three Lieutenant Marvels Unite to Fight with the United Nations CB Whiz Comics #34 (September 4, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116469 1952 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Battles Flood CB Captain Marvel Adventures #132 (May 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116470 1952 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Battles Hallucination CB Captain Marvel Adventures #136 (September 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116471 1952 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Battles Hunger CB Whiz Comics #149 (September 1952 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116472 1951 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Battles Invisibility CB Captain Marvel Adventures #119 (April 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116473 1952 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Battles the Bug Bombs CB Whiz Comics #150 (October 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116474 1943 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Battles the Forty Million Dollar Denver Plot CB Captain Marvel Adventures #30 (December 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116475 1944 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Battles the Seven Deadly Enemies of Man CB Captain Marvel Adventures #41 (November 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116476 1953 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Battles the World CB Captain Marvel Adventures #148/2 (September 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116477 1947 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Becomes a Gag Writer CB Captain Marvel Adventures #77/4 (October 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116478 1948 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Becomes a Hobo CB Whiz Comics #93 (January 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116479 1949 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Becomes a Jinx CB Captain Marvel Adventures #92/3 (January 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116480 1951 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Becomes President of the U.S.A. CB Whiz Comics #140 (December 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116481 1946 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Becomes Rich CB Whiz Comics #73 (April 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116482 1940 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Crashed Through CB Beck, C.C.? Whiz Comics #5 (May, 1940) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116483 1948 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Cuts a Rug CB Captain Marvel Adventures #83/3 (April 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116484 1944 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Designs the Future CB Whiz Comics #56 (July 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116485 1951 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Destroys the World CB Whiz Comics #135 (July 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116486 1947 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Discovers a New Planet CB Captain Marvel Adventures #72/4 (May 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116487 1950 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Discovers the Eighth Sea CB Captain Marvel Adventures #111/4 (August 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116488 1950 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Discovers the Wooden Age CB Marvel Family #45/4 (March 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116489 1948 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Duels Sivana CB Whiz Comics #94 (February 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116490 1944 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Enforces the Law of Gravity CB Captain Marvel Adventures #31/2 (January 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116491 1948 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Faces Fear CB Captain Marvel Adventures #89 (October 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116492 1944 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Falls in Love CB Whiz Comics #53 (April 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116493 1942 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Fights a Nightmare CB Captain Marvel Adventures #18/2 (December 11, 1942 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116494 1952 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Fights Captain Marvel CB Captain Marvel Adventures #139/3 (December 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116495 1944 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Fights His Own Conscience CB Captain Marvel Adventures #31/3 (January 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116496 1948 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Fights Silent Sound CB Captain Marvel Adventures #89/4 (October 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116497 1950 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Fights the History Hoax CB Captain Marvel Adventures #112 (September 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116498 1977 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Fights the Man of Steel CB Shazam! #30 (July-August 1977). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116499 1953 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Fights the Mongol Blood Drinkers CB Captain Marvel Adventures #140/2 (January 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116500 1947 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Fights the Sivana Family CB Whiz Comics #86 (June 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116501 1943 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Finds Utopia CB Whiz Comics #39 (January 22, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116502 1945 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Gets a First Name CB Whiz Comics #61 (January 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116503 1947 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Gets a Hobby CB Captain Marvel Adventures #73/3 (June 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116504 1946 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Gets a Secretary CB Captain Marvel Adventures #67 (November 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116505 1945 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Gets Mothered CB Captain Marvel Adventures #45/2 (April 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116506 1946 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Gets Promoted CB Captain Marvel Adventures #53/3 (February 1, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116507 1946 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Gets the Golden Fleece CB Captain Marvel Adventures #56/3 (March 15, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116508 1944 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Gets the Heir CB Captain Marvel Adventures #40 (October 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116509 1946 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Goes Crazy CB Captain Marvel Adventures #56 (March 15, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116510 1946 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Goes to College CB Whiz Comics #79 (October 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116511 1945 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Goes to Nowhere CB Captain Marvel Adventures #43/2 (February 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116512 1945 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Has a Dull Day CB Captain Marvel Adventures #46/2 (May 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116513 1950 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Helps WHIZ Get Color Television CB Captain Marvel Adventures #107/3 (April 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116514 1944 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel in Buffalo CB Captain Marvel Adventures #31 (January 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116515 1944 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel in Oklahoma City CB Captain Marvel Adventures #34 (April 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116516 1945 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel in St. Paul, Minnesota CB Captain Marvel Adventures #42 (January 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116517 1942 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Introduces Mary Marvel CB Captain Marvel Adventures #18 (December 11, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116518 1947 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Is Knighted CB Captain Marvel Adventures #69 (February 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116519 1949 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Is Wiped Out CB Captain Marvel Adventures #97/3 (June 1949 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116520 1942 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Joins the Army CB Captain Marvel Adventures #12 (June 26, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116521 1947 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Judges a Dog Show CB Captain Marvel Adventures #72 (May 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116522 1949 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Loses His Memory CB Captain Marvel Adventures #98/3 (July 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116523 1943 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Makes a Movie Hit CB Captain Marvel Adventures #27 (September 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116524 1947 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Meets Billy Batson CB Captain Marvel Adventures #73 (June 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116525 1974 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Meets Lex Luthor CB Shazam! #15 (November-December 1974 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116526 1946 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Meets Milady CB Captain Marvel Adventures #59 (April 26, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116527 1947 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Meets Mr. Atom CB Captain Marvel Adventures #78 (November 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116528 1946 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Meets Sir Marvel CB Captain Marvel Adventures #59/4 (April 26, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116529 1945 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Meets Uncle Marvel CB Captain Marvel Adventures #43 (February 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116530 1980 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel of 7,000 BC CB World's Finest Comics #262/5 (April-May 1980). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116531 1943 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Plays Baseball on Mars CB America's Greatest Comics #8 (summer 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116532 1945 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Plays in a Band CB Whiz Comics #62 (February 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116533 1949 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Reaches the Age of Perfection CB Captain Marvel Adventures #101/2 (October 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116534 1949 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Rescues Billy Batson CB Marvel Family #42/4 (December 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116535 1944 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Retires CB Whiz Comics #58 (September 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116536 1944 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Runs for President CB Captain Marvel Adventures #41/3 (November 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116537 1949 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Sails Before the Mast CB Marvel Family #41/4 (November 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116538 1945 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Sails the Seven Seas CB Captain Marvel Adventures #49 (October-November 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116539 1951 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Saves Captain Marvel CB Whiz Comics #132 (April 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116540 1947 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Saves Sivana CB Captain Marvel Adventures #78/2 (November 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116541 1942 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Saves the King CB Captain Marvel Adventures #9/4 (April 3, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116542 1941 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Solves the Swamp Mystery CB Captain Marvel Adventures #5/3 (December 12, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116543 1941 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Solves the Swamp Mystery CB Captain Marvel Adventures #5/3 (December 12, 1941). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116544 1946 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Subs for Paul Bunyan CB Captain Marvel Adventures #51/3 (January 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116545 1947 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Takes a Beating CB Captain Marvel Adventures #74/3 (July 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116546 1949 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Trains Another Captain Marvel CB Marvel Family #35/4 (May 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116547 1947 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Traps a Sleepwalker CB Captain Marvel Adventures #71/2 (April 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116548 1951 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Turns Witch CB Whiz Comics #133 (May 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116549 1948 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Unites a Split Personality CB Captain Marvel Adventures #86/2 (July 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116550 1946 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Visits Baltimore CB Captain Marvel Adventures #68/3 (December 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116551 1949 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Visits Cloud City CB Whiz Comics #113 (September 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116552 1946 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel Visits Kansas City, Missouri CB Captain Marvel Adventures #54/5 (February 15, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116553 1945 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel vs. Billy Batson in the Trial of Mr. Morris CB Whiz Comics #66 (July 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116554 1948 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel vs. the World's Wildest Man CB Captain Marvel Adventures #88/3 (September 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116555 1941 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel vs. Z CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #1 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116556 1947 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel--Invalid CB Marvel Family #14/3 (August 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116557 1946 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel, Bodyguard CB Whiz Comics #81 (December 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116558 1942 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel, Detective CB Captain Marvel Adventures #14/4 (August 21, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116559 1950 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel, Dogcatcher CB Captain Marvel Adventures #105/2 (February 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116560 1944 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel, Sportsman CB Captain Marvel Adventures #34/2 (April 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116561 2003 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel: Cap Lives, Part 4 CB Gibbons, Dave and Lee Weeks Captain America vol. 4 #20 (January 2004 issue, released in November 2003 TV Reporters (or freedom fighters with such ambitions) join a revolution and take over TV studios owned by the Red Skull, who is ruling the world. Memorable moments include the line, "This is really happening! Stay tuned!" and "Free Texas TV," the newly retaken Austin TV station now apparently being run by man with Stetson on head, boots on desk and gun and microphone in hand ("God Bless America!"). 116562 1949 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Absent-Mindedness CB Captain Marvel Adventures #99/3 (August 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116563 1943 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Birthday CB Whiz Comics #47 (October 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116564 1948 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Blindness CB Marvel Family #24/4 (June 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116565 1948 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Dilemma CB Marvel Family #28 (October 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116566 1941 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Double Trouble CB Captain Marvel Adventures #5 (December 12, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116567 1941 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Double Trouble CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #5 (December 12, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116568 1948 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Funeral CB Captain Marvel Adventures #88 (September 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116569 1948 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Inferiority Complex CB Captain Marvel Adventures #80/2 (January 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116570 1946 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Life Insurance CB Captain Marvel Adventures #60/2 (May 10, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116571 1949 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Long Chance CB Captain Marvel Adventures #95/4 (April 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116572 1948 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Melancholia CB Captain Marvel Adventures #89/2 (October 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116573 1953 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Most Difficult Task CB Captain Marvel Adventures #149 (October 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116574 1944 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Most Embarrassing Moment CB Whiz Comics #50 (January 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116575 1947 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Record CB Captain Marvel Adventures #72/3 (May 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116576 1953 Billy Batson: Captain Marvel's Wedding CB Captain Marvel Adventures #150 (November 1953 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116577 1949 Billy Batson: Captain Marvels Stars in Television CB Captain Marvel Adventures #99/2 (August 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116578 1952 Billy Batson: Capture of the Universe, The CB Marvel Family #68 (February 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116579 1942 Billy Batson: Cardiff Giant, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #6/2 (January 9, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116580 1974 Billy Batson: Case of the Charming Crook, The CB Shazam! #13 (July-August 1974 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116581 1976 Billy Batson: Case of the Kidnapped Congress, The CB Shazam! #26 (November-December 1976). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116582 1980 Billy Batson: Case of the Runaway Sculpture CB World's Finest Comics #261/4 (February-March 1980). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116583 1975 Billy Batson: Celebrated Talking Frog of Blackstone Forest, The CB Shazam! #18 (May-June 1975). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116584 1996 Billy Batson: Chain Lightning CB Power of Shazam! #14 (April 1996). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116585 1948 Billy Batson: Chameleon Stone, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #91/2 (December 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116586 1982 Billy Batson: Charity Begins CB World's Finest Comics #282/4 (August 1982). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116587 1944 Billy Batson: Chattanooga Ghost, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #38/3 (August 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116588 1997 Billy Batson: Child of the Atom CB Power of Shazam! #23 (February 1997). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116589 1998 Billy Batson: Child of Thunder, A Child of Hate CB Power of Shazam! #44 (December 1998). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116590 1998 Billy Batson: Children of Thunder CB Power of Shazam! #43 (October 1998). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116591 1944 Billy Batson: Chimes of Crime, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #40/2 (October 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116592 1940 Billy Batson: Circus of Death, The CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #6 (July, 1940) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116593 1950 Billy Batson: Citizen of the Universe CB Captain Marvel Adventures #111 (August 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116594 1946 Billy Batson: City Hermit of Rochester, N. Y., The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #57/2 (March 29, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116595 1946 Billy Batson: City Olympics, The CB Whiz Comics #75 (June 1946 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116596 1942 Billy Batson: City Under the City, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #6 (January 9, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116597 1947 Billy Batson: Clock of San Lojardo, The CB Whiz Comics #85 (May 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116598 1998 Billy Batson: CM3 CB Power of Shazam! #37 (April 1998). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116599 1947 Billy Batson: Condemned To Die CB Marvel Family #15/4 (September 1947 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116600 1941 Billy Batson: Confrontation With Captain Marvel CB Beck, C. C. Whiz Comics #17 (May 16, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116601 1941 Billy Batson: Confrontation With Spy Smasher CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #16 (April 18, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116602 1942 Billy Batson: Copper Feud, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #11/2 (May 29, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116603 1941 Billy Batson: Corruption of Spy Smasher, The CB Beck Whiz Comics #15 (March 21, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116604 1946 Billy Batson: Country Slicker, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #54/2 (February 15, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116605 1979 Billy Batson: Courtship of Captain Nazi, The CB World's Finest Comics #258/5 (August-September 1979). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116606 1947 Billy Batson: Crazy Cave Colors, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #74/2 (July 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116607 1953 Billy Batson: Crazy Crimes, The CB Marvel Family #87 (September 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116608 1951 Billy Batson: Creeping Horror, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #126/2 (November 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116609 1946 Billy Batson: Crime Egotist of Columbus, Ohio, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #55/3 (March 1, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116610 1946 Billy Batson: Crime Masquerade, The CB Marvel Family #5/2 (October 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116611 1952 Billy Batson: Crusade of Evil, The CB Marvel Family #70 (April 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116612 1941 Billy Batson: Crusher of Crime CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #20 (August 8, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116613 1952 Billy Batson: Crust Cracker, The CB Marvel Family #73 (July 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116614 1952 Billy Batson: Crystal Catastrophe, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #128 (January 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116615 1946 Billy Batson: Cult of the Curse, The. Chapter 1: World's Mightiest Immortal, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #61/4 (May 24, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116616 1946 Billy Batson: Cult of the Curse, The. Chapter 2: Arena of Horror, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #62/3 (June 7, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116617 1946 Billy Batson: Cult of the Curse, The. Chapter 3: Arena of Horror, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #63/4 (July 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116618 1946 Billy Batson: Cult of the Curse, The. Chapter 4: Flame of the Magic Fiddle CB Captain Marvel Adventures #64/2 (August 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116619 1946 Billy Batson: Cult of the Curse, The. Chapter 5: Slaves of the Sea CB Captain Marvel Adventures #65/3 (September 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116620 1946 Billy Batson: Cult of the Curse, The. Chapter 6: Battle of the Century, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #66/2 (October 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116621 1942 Billy Batson: Curse of Ibac, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #8/3 (March 6, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116622 1952 Billy Batson: Curse of the Black Thumb, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #129/3 (February 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116623 1950 Billy Batson: Curse of the Endless Wishes, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #114/2 (November 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116624 1949 Billy Batson: Curse of the Evil Eye, The CB Marvel Adventures #92/2 (January 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116625 1948 Billy Batson: Curse of the Golden Touch, The CB Marvel Family #30/4 (December 1948 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116626 1952 Billy Batson: Curse of the Nomads, The CB Whiz Comics #147 (July 1952 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116627 1941 Billy Batson: Curse of the Scorpion CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #2 (Summer, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116628 1942 Billy Batson: Curse of Water, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #12/2 (June 26, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116629 1943 Billy Batson: Curse of Zogi, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #24/3 (June 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116630 1952 Billy Batson: Dancing Plague, The CB Whiz Comics #151 (November 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116631 1947 Billy Batson: Danger at the Space Station CB Marvel Family #18/4 (December 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116632 1952 Billy Batson: Dangerous Beauty Maker, The CB Whiz Comics #152 (December 1952 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116633 1948 Billy Batson: Dangerous Dollar, The CB Whiz Comics #102 (October 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116634 1974 Billy Batson: Day Captain Marvel Went Ape, The CB Shazam! #9/3 (January 1974 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116635 1950 Billy Batson: Day Civilization Vanished, The CB Marvel Family #46 (April 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116636 1950 Billy Batson: Day Civilization Went Backward, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #115 (December 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116637 1999 Billy Batson: Day of Judgment: Choosing Sides CB Day of Judgment #3 (November 1999). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116638 1999 Billy Batson: Day of Judgment: End of the World As We Know It, The CB Day of Judgment #4 (November 1999). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116639 1999 Billy Batson: Day of Judgment: Lost Souls CB Day of Judgment #2 (November 1999). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116640 1999 Billy Batson: Day of Judgment: Soul Search CB Day of Judgment #5 (November 1999). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116641 1999 Billy Batson: Day of Judgment: Summoning, The CB Day of Judgment #1 (November 1999). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116642 1986 Billy Batson: Death at the Dawn of Time! CB Crisis on Infinite Earths #10 (January 1986). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116643 1953 Billy Batson: Death Horror, The CB Whiz Comics #153 (January 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116644 1944 Billy Batson: Deep In the Heart of Dallas CB Captain Marvel Adventures #32 (February 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116645 1952 Billy Batson: Democracy Smasher, The CB Marvel Family #67 (January 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116646 1942 Billy Batson: Dervish of Ank-Har, The CB Whiz Comics #28 (March 20, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116647 1979 Billy Batson: Devil and Captain Marvel, The CB World's Finest Comics #254/5 (December 1978-January 1979). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116648 1973 Billy Batson: Dexter Knox and his Electric Grandmother CB Shazam! #6/2 (October 1973). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116649 1942 Billy Batson: Diamond of Doom, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #13/3 (July 24, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116650 1951 Billy Batson: Dilemma of the Double Identity, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #125/2 (October 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116651 1951 Billy Batson: Dinosaur Dilemma, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #123 (August 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116652 1947 Billy Batson: Disappearing Barges, The CB Marvel Family #14 (August 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116653 1952 Billy Batson: Disaster Master, The CB Whiz Comics #144 (April 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116654 1951 Billy Batson: Discarded Instincts, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #124 (September 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116655 1948 Billy Batson: Discontents, The CB Marvel Family #25/4 (July 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116656 1952 Billy Batson: Dizzy Dervish Day, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #132/3 (May 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116657 1952 Billy Batson: Dog Dilemma, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #133/2 (June 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116658 1943 Billy Batson: Doom in Detroit CB Captain Marvel Adventures #25 (July 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116659 1952 Billy Batson: Double Doom CB Captain Marvel Adventures #130 (March 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116660 1944 Billy Batson: Down On the Farm CB Captain Marvel Adventures #38/2 (August 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116661 1947 Billy Batson: Dream Transmitter, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #75/4 (August 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116662 1979 Billy Batson: Dreamdancer CB World's Finest Comics #255/4 (February-March 1979 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116663 1949 Billy Batson: Duel of Inventions, The CB Marvel Family #34/4 (April 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116664 1996 Billy Batson: Dusk CB Final Night #1 (November 1996). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116665 1953 Billy Batson: Dynasty of Horror, The CB Marvel Family #79 (January 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116666 1949 Billy Batson: Earth Changer, The CB Marvel Family #37 (July 1949 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116667 1949 Billy Batson: Earth Destroyer, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #102 (November 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116668 1946 Billy Batson: Earth Dreamer, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #52 (January 18, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116669 1943 Billy Batson: Earth's Four Corners, The CB Whiz Comics #40 (February 19, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116670 1943 Billy Batson: Ego Exchanger, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #19/4 (January 1, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116671 1948 Billy Batson: Electron Thief, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #87 (August 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116672 1949 Billy Batson: Empty City, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #96/3 (May 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116673 1996 Billy Batson: End Game CB Power of Shazam! #12 (February 1996) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116674 1947 Billy Batson: End of the World, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #71/3 (April 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116675 1999 Billy Batson: Endgame CB Power of Shazam! #47 (March 1999). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116676 1949 Billy Batson: Endless Menace, The CB Marvel Family #42 (December 1949 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116677 1946 Billy Batson: Endless String, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #55 (March 1, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116678 1941 Billy Batson: Engine of Doom, The CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #12 (January 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116679 1974 Billy Batson: Evil Return of the Monster Society, The CB Shazam! #14 (September-October 1974). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116680 1944 Billy Batson: Executed For Desertion CB Captain Marvel Adventures #33/3 (March 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116681 1949 Billy Batson: Extinct Instincts, The CB Marvel Family #38 (August 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116682 1948 Billy Batson: Family of the Future, The CB Marvel Family #24 (June 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116683 1995 Billy Batson: Family Values CB Power of Shazam! #4 (June 1995). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116684 1952 Billy Batson: Famine Foiler, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #130/2 (March 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116685 1940 Billy Batson: Fantastic Crimes of Dr. Durgan CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #9 (October 1940) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116686 1953 Billy Batson: Fantastic Freezing Furies, The CB Marvel Family #82/2 (April 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116687 1953 Billy Batson: Fatal Fogs, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #144 (May 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116688 1949 Billy Batson: Fate of the Time, The Capsule CB Marvel Family #33/4 (March 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116689 1947 Billy Batson: Fate of the World, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #74 (July 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116690 1977 Billy Batson: Fear in Philadelphia CB Shazam! #27 (January-February 1977). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116691 1948 Billy Batson: Feud with the River, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #84/4 (May 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116692 1953 Billy Batson: Fight the Feathered Fury CB Marvel Family #86 (August 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116693 1941 Billy Batson: Fighting Side-By-Side With Captain Marvel CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #18 (June 13, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116694 1954 Billy Batson: Fights the Dark Curse CB Marvel Family #89 (January 1954). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116695 1986 Billy Batson: Final Crisis CB Crisis on Infinite Earths #12 (March 1986). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116696 1987 Billy Batson: Finale! CB Legends #6 (April 1987) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116697 1942 Billy Batson: Finish of Mr. Finish, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #11/4 (May 29, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116698 1952 Billy Batson: Fishing Fish Folk, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #131/2 (April 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116699 1949 Billy Batson: Flame Fiend, The CB Marvel Family #31/4 (January 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116700 1946 Billy Batson: Flower Peril of Mobile, Alabama, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #56/2 (March 15, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116701 1952 Billy Batson: Flying Disk Danger, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #138 (November 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116702 1953 Billy Batson: Flying Skull, The CB Marvel Family #83 (May 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116703 1946 Billy Batson: Forgotten Kingdom, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #57/3 (March 29, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116704 1950 Billy Batson: Four Horsemen Ride Again, The CB Marvel Family #48 (June 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116705 1948 Billy Batson: Freedom Train, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #85 (June 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116706 1950 Billy Batson: Friendly Horrors, The CB Whiz Comics #126 (October 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116707 1999 Billy Batson: Friends In High Places CB Power of Shazam! #45 (January 1999). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116708 1985 Billy Batson: From Fear to Eternity CB All-Star Squadron #52 (December 1985). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116709 1978 Billy Batson: Fuhrer of Chicago, The CB Shazam! #34 (March-April 1978). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116710 1946 Billy Batson: Furious Five Minutes, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #55/4 (March 1, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116711 1947 Billy Batson: Future Car, The CB Marvel Family #17/4 (November 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116712 1940 Billy Batson: Gamblers of Death CB Beck, C.C. Special Edition Comics #1/2 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116713 1979 Billy Batson: Gamester's Death Wager, The CB World's Finest Comics #256/5 (April-May 1979). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116714 1997 Billy Batson: Genesis #2: Edge of Destruction CB Genesis #2 (October 1997). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116715 1997 Billy Batson: Genesis #3: Event Horizon CB Genesis #3 (October 1997). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116716 1945 Billy Batson: Genius of the Garret, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #44 (March 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116717 1953 Billy Batson: Ghastly Space Ghoul, The CB Marvel Family #80/3 (February 1953 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116718 1941 Billy Batson: Ghost of the Deep CB America's Greatest Comics #1 (March 1941). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116719 1942 Billy Batson: Ghost of the White Room, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #7 (February 6, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116720 1951 Billy Batson: Ghost Town Mystery, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #119/3 (April 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116721 1946 Billy Batson: Ghostly Ghostwriter, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #68/2 (December 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116722 1944 Billy Batson: Glass-Blower of Greenpoint, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #32/3 (February 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116723 1949 Billy Batson: God of Crime, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #94/4 (March 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116724 1997 Billy Batson: Gods Must Be Crazy, The CB Power of Shazam! #31 (October 1997) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116725 1974 Billy Batson: Golden Plague, The CB Shazam! #12 (May-June 1974 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116726 1946 Billy Batson: Good Neighbor, A CB Captain Marvel Adventures #63 (July 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116727 1946 Billy Batson: Gorgon's Curse, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #55/2 (March 1, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116728 1951 Billy Batson: Governor of Space, The CB Marvel Family #55/4 (January 1951 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116729 1942 Billy Batson: Grand Steeplechase, The CB Whiz Comics #38 (December 25, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116730 1987 Billy Batson: Gray Life Gray Dreams CB Justice League #5 (September 1987). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116731 1942 Billy Batson: Great Atlantic Dam, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #15 (September 18, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116732 1946 Billy Batson: Great Butterfly Chase, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #67/3 (November 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116733 1997 Billy Batson: Great Carlini, The CB Power of Shazam! #29 (August 1997). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116734 1949 Billy Batson: Great Experiment, The CB Whiz Comics #107 (March 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116735 1946 Billy Batson: Great Harness Race, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #62 (June 7, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116736 1951 Billy Batson: Great Heat Age, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #126 (November 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116737 1949 Billy Batson: Great Hunger, The CB Marvel Family #31 (January 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116738 1945 Billy Batson: Great Indian Rope Trick, The CB Whiz Comics #63 (March 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116739 1949 Billy Batson: Great Oxygen Theft, The CB Marvel Family #41 (November 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116740 1949 Billy Batson: Great Polar Ice Cap, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #95 (April 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116741 1953 Billy Batson: Great Red Brain, The CB Marvel Family #80 (February 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116742 1952 Billy Batson: Great Space Struggle, The CB Marvel Family #75 (September 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116743 1950 Billy Batson: Great Speed-Up, The CB Marvel Family #43/4 (January 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116744 1944 Billy Batson: Great Stone Face, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #33/2 (March 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116745 1980 Billy Batson: Greybeard Gang, The CB World's Finest Comics #263/5 (June-July 1980). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116746 1948 Billy Batson: Grounded CB Whiz Comics #95 (March 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116747 1949 Billy Batson: Gypsy Menace, The CB Whiz Comics #116 (December 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116748 1948 Billy Batson: Hammer of Thor, The CB Marvel Family #23/4 (May 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116749 1948 Billy Batson: Hand of Captain Marvel, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #90/2 (November 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116750 1953 Billy Batson: Hand of Horror CB Captain Marvel Adventures #140 (January 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116751 1942 Billy Batson: Hate Campaign, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #17/4 (November 14, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116752 1946 Billy Batson: Haunted Girl, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #57 (March 29, 1946 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116753 1942 Billy Batson: Haunted Halloween Hotel, The CB Whiz Comics #36 (October 30, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116754 1940 Billy Batson: Haunted House, The CB Beck, C.C. Special Edition Comics #1/2 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116755 1942 Billy Batson: Henry's Grandmother CB Captain Marvel Adventures #14 (August 21, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116756 1942 Billy Batson: Heritage of the Batsons, The CB Whiz Comics #30 (May 15, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116757 1949 Billy Batson: Hermit Family, The CB Marvel Family #33 (March 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116758 1951 Billy Batson: Hermit Giant, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #119/4 (April 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116759 1997 Billy Batson: Hero Falls CB Power of Shazam! #26 (May 1997). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116760 1953 Billy Batson: Hideous Head Hunter, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #141/3 (February 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116761 1943 Billy Batson: His Achilles Heel CB Captain Marvel Adventures #19/3 (January 1, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116762 1949 Billy Batson: His Bad Star CB Captain Marvel Adventures #93/3 (February 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116763 1944 Billy Batson: His Battle of the Bubbles CB Captain Marvel Adventures #37 (July 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116764 1943 Billy Batson: His Carping Critics CB Whiz Comics #45 (August 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116765 1943 Billy Batson: His Country Cousin CB Captain Marvel Adventures #26/3 (August 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116766 1944 Billy Batson: His Death Day CB Whiz Comics #52 (March 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116767 1944 Billy Batson: His Family Tree CB Whiz Comics #55 (June 1944 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116768 1950 Billy Batson: His Feud with Mr. Tawny CB Captain Marvel Adventures #113/3 (October 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116769 1946 Billy Batson: His Great Invention CB Captain Marvel Adventures #62/4 (June 7, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116770 1951 Billy Batson: His Headache of Horrors CB Whiz Comics #136 (August 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116771 1945 Billy Batson: His Loneliest Day CB Captain Marvel Adventures #49/3 (October-November 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116772 1946 Billy Batson: His Press Agent CB Captain Marvel Adventures #64/4 (August 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116773 1945 Billy Batson: His Trip to Other Worlds CB Captain Marvel Adventures #44/2 (March 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116774 1947 Billy Batson: His Unwilling Double CB Marvel Family #9/4 (March 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116775 1952 Billy Batson: Hissing Horror, The CB Marvel Family #74 (August 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116776 1949 Billy Batson: History Goes Wild CB Captain Marvel Adventures #95/3 (April 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116777 1950 Billy Batson: Hoax City, The CB Marvel Family #45 (March 1950 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116778 1946 Billy Batson: Hobo Newscast, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #55/5 (March 1, 1946 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116779 1943 Billy Batson: Honesty Ray, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #21/2 (February 12, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116780 1943 Billy Batson: Horn of Plenty, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #20/2 (January 22, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116781 1952 Billy Batson: Horrible Haunted Armor, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #138/2 (November 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116782 1953 Billy Batson: Horror Hunt, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #143 (April 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116783 1947 Billy Batson: Horror in the Box, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #70/3 (March 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116784 1952 Billy Batson: House That Didn't Want To Be Haunted, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #128/3 (January 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116785 1946 Billy Batson: House That Time Forgot, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #60 (May 10, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116786 1953 Billy Batson: Human Hawks, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #143/4 (April 1953 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116787 1948 Billy Batson: Hundred Horrors, The CB Whiz Comics #100 (August 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116788 1950 Billy Batson: Hypnotic Trap, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #104/2 (January 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116789 1977 Billy Batson: Ibac Meets Aunt Minerva CB Shazam! #29 (May-June 1977). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116790 1973 Billy Batson: IBAC the Cursed CB Shazam! #4 (August 1973). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116791 1949 Billy Batson: Ice Fiend, The CB Whiz Comics #110 (June 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116792 1946 Billy Batson: Ice Follies, The CB Whiz Comics #76 (July 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116793 1950 Billy Batson: Imperfect Perfection, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #113/2 (October 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116794 1943 Billy Batson: Imported Ghost, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #21/3 (February 12, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116795 1943 Billy Batson: Impossible Feats, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #23/4 (April 28, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116796 1953 Billy Batson: Impossible Ghost, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #148/3 (September 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116797 1942 Billy Batson: In Mexico CB Captain Marvel Adventures #16/4 (October 16, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116798 1946 Billy Batson: In Ogre Land CB Whiz Comics #73 (April 1946 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116799 1973 Billy Batson: In the Beginning CB Shazam! #1 (February 1973). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116800 1995 Billy Batson: In the Beginning… CB Power of Shazam! #10 (December 1995). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116801 1942 Billy Batson: In the Realm of the Subconscious CB Captain Marvel Adventures #9 (April 3, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116802 1946 Billy Batson: Incredible Calculator, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #53/2 (February 1, 1946) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116803 1974 Billy Batson: Incredible Cape-Man, The CB Shazam! #11/2 (March 1974). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116804 1948 Billy Batson: Indian Chief CB Captain Marvel Adventures #83/4 (April 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116805 1951 Billy Batson: Inflammable Water, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #117/3 (February 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116806 1947 Billy Batson: Insect Plague CB Captain Marvel Adventures #70/2 (March 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116807 1950 Billy Batson: Interplanetary Theft, The CB Marvel Family #47 (May 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116808 1940 Billy Batson: Introducing Captain Marvel CB Beck, C.C. and Otto Binder Whiz Comics #2 (Fawcett, February 1940) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson got his job after being granted immense magical powers by the ancient wizard Shazam. Used his position as a journalist to keep an ear out for trouble and publicize his exploits as Captain Marvel, a fully adult superhero into whom he transforms by shouting the wizard's name. First appearance. 116809 1947 Billy Batson: Introducing the Marvel Round Table CB Marvel Family #8 (February 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116810 1949 Billy Batson: Invaders from Infinity, The CB Marvel Family #36 (June 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116811 1941 Billy Batson: Invasion From Mars CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #2 (Summer, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116812 1946 Billy Batson: Invasion From Outer Space, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #65 (September 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116813 1974 Billy Batson: Invasion of the Salad Men CB Shazam! #10 (February 1974). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116814 1950 Billy Batson: Invention Inventor Machine, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #109/2 (June 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116815 1949 Billy Batson: Invention Miser, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #103/2 (December 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116816 1979 Billy Batson: Invincible Man, The CB World's Finest Comics #257/5 (June-July 1979). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116817 1949 Billy Batson: Invisibility Trap, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #101/3 (October 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116818 1947 Billy Batson: Iron Horsemen, The CB Marvel Family #12 (June 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116819 1976 Billy Batson: Isis - as in Crisis CB Shazam! #25 (September-October 1976). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116820 1953 Billy Batson: Island Wrecker, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #141/4 (February 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116821 1944 Billy Batson: Jack of All Trades CB Whiz Comics #54 (May 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116822 1944 Billy Batson: Jealous Magician, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #34/3 (April 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116823 1942 Billy Batson: Job He Couldn't Do, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #13/4 (July 24, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116824 1953 Billy Batson: Jokes of Jeopardy CB Marvel Family #88 (October 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116825 1951 Billy Batson: Joy Killer, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #123/2 (August 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116826 1946 Billy Batson: Junkman Mystery, The CB Whiz Comics #80 (November 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116827 1946 Billy Batson: Key of Crime, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #67/4 (November 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116828 1948 Billy Batson: Kidnappers, The CB Whiz Comics #98 (June 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116829 1946 Billy Batson: King for a Day CB Whiz Comics #75 (June 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116830 1952 Billy Batson: King Kull and the Seven Sins CB Captain Marvel Adventures #137 (October 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116831 1953 Billy Batson: King of All Time, The CB Marvel Family #88/2 (October 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116832 1942 Billy Batson: King of Storms, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #13 (July 24, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116833 1947 Billy Batson: King of Terror Island, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #73/4 (June 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116834 1946 Billy Batson: King of the Apes CB Captain Marvel Adventures #58/3 (April 12, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116835 1941 Billy Batson: King of the Crater, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #5/2 (December 12, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116836 1941 Billy Batson: King of the Crater, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #5/2 (December 12, 1941). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116837 1947 Billy Batson: Kingdom of Ulysses, The CB Marvel Family #12/2 (June 1947) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116838 1942 Billy Batson: Klang the Killer CB Captain Marvel Adventures #15/4 (September 18, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116839 1943 Billy Batson: Knighthood Flowers Again CB Captain Marvel Adventures #29 (November 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116840 1945 Billy Batson: Lamp of Diogenes, The CB Whiz Comics #65 (May 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116841 1949 Billy Batson: Land of Limbo, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #92/4 (January 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116842 1947 Billy Batson: Land of Opportunity, The CB Whiz Comics #92 (December 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116843 1948 Billy Batson: Land of Surrealism, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #80/4 (January 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116844 1951 Billy Batson: Land That Never Was, The CB Marvel Family #57 (March 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116845 1997 Billy Batson: Last God Standing CB Genesis #4 (October 1997). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116846 1946 Billy Batson: Last Men on Earth, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #52/2 (January 18, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116847 1946 Billy Batson: Last of the Batsons, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #51 (January 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116848 1947 Billy Batson: Last Vikings, The CB Marvel Family #9 (March 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116849 1945 Billy Batson: Laugh Lotion, The CB Whiz Comics #68 (November-December 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116850 1950 Billy Batson: Laughing Peril, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #106/2 (March 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116851 1941 Billy Batson: Lawless Legion, The CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #4/4 (October 31, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116852 1953 Billy Batson: Legend Horror, The CB Whiz Comics #155 (June 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116853 1987 Billy Batson: Let Slip the Dogs of War CB Legends #5 (March 1987). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116854 1943 Billy Batson: Lie Detector, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #23 (April 28, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116855 1943 Billy Batson: Life Story of Captain Marvel, The CB Whiz Comics #44 (July 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116856 1998 Billy Batson: Lightning and Stars, Part 2: Bite The Bullet! CB Power of Shazam! #35 (February 1998). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) crossed over in Starman #39-40 (chapters 1 and 3) 116857 1998 Billy Batson: Lightning and Stars, Part 4: Close Encounters CB Power of Shazam! #36 (March 1998). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116858 1984 Billy Batson: Lightning in Berlin CB All-Star Squadron #37 (September 1984). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116859 1984 Billy Batson: Lightning in Berlin CB All-Star Squadron #37 (September 1984). Flashback. Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116860 1949 Billy Batson: Lionizing of Mr. Tawny, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #92 (January 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116861 1952 Billy Batson: Liquid Horror, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #129 (February 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116862 1946 Billy Batson: Little Man Who Wasn't There, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #64 (August 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116863 1995 Billy Batson: Lost And Found! CB Power of Shazam! #3 (May 1995). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116864 1952 Billy Batson: Lost Island of Ice, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #134/3 (July 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116865 1942 Billy Batson: Lost Lightning, The CB America's Greatest Comics #5 (December 16, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116866 1997 Billy Batson: Lost Soul, The CB Power of Shazam! #30 (September 1997). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116867 1948 Billy Batson: Lottery of Death, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #81/4 (February 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116868 1951 Billy Batson: Machine Monster, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #120/4 (May 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116869 1953 Billy Batson: Machines of Murder, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #145/3 (June 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116870 1942 Billy Batson: Macro the Giant CB Captain Marvel Adventures #8 (March 6, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116871 1943 Billy Batson: Mad Hermit, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #25/2 (July 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116872 1946 Billy Batson: Mad Mahout, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #67/2 (November 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116873 1995 Billy Batson: Madame Libertine Strikes! CB Power of Shazam! #5 (July 1995). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116874 1951 Billy Batson: Magic Carpet Menace, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #116/2 (January 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116875 1949 Billy Batson: Magic Coat, The CB Whiz Comics #108 (April 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116876 1947 Billy Batson: Magic Locket, The CB Whiz Comics #83 (March 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116877 1949 Billy Batson: Magic Mix-Up, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #102/3 (November 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116878 1982 Billy Batson: Magicians and Mercenaries CB World's Finest Comics #276/5 (February 1982). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116879 1950 Billy Batson: Magnetic Menace, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #114 (November 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116880 1942 Billy Batson: Magno-Ray CB America's Greatest Comics #3 (May 13, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116881 1947 Billy Batson: Mail Girl, The CB Whiz Comics #90 (October 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116882 1947 Billy Batson: Man in the Mirror, The CB Marvel Family #13/4 (July 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116883 1953 Billy Batson: Man in the Moon, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #143/2 (April 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116884 1944 Billy Batson: Man Nobody Loved, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #38 (August 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116885 1946 Billy Batson: Man of the Future CB Whiz Comics #72 (March 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116886 1950 Billy Batson: Man Who Changed the World, The CB Marvel Family #53 (November 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116887 1949 Billy Batson: Man Who Didn't Exist, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #102/2 (November 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116888 1951 Billy Batson: Man Who Grew Young, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #127/3 (December 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116889 1944 Billy Batson: Man Who Inherited Pittsburgh, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #39 (September 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116890 1951 Billy Batson: Man Who Lived Two Centuries, The CB Marvel Family #58/3 (April 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116891 1952 Billy Batson: Man Who Never Saw Captain Marvel, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #132/2 (May 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116892 1950 Billy Batson: Man Who Owned All the Wheels, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #112/4 (September 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116893 1951 Billy Batson: Man Who Sank a City, The CB Marvel Family #55 (January 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116894 1951 Billy Batson: Man Who Stole Clouds, The CB Whiz Comics #129 (January 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116895 1950 Billy Batson: Man Who Stole Dirt, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #107/4 (April 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116896 1975 Billy Batson: Man Who Stole Justice, The CB Shazam! #16 (January-February 1975). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116897 1951 Billy Batson: Man Who Thought Aloud, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #119/2 (April 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116898 1949 Billy Batson: Man Who Wanted To Be Poor, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #95/2 (April 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116899 1973 Billy Batson: Man Who Wasn't, The CB Shazam! #5 (September 1973) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116900 1953 Billy Batson: Man Without a World, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #141/2 (February 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116901 1948 Billy Batson: Man's Worst Enemy CB Captain Marvel Adventures #91/3 (December 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116902 1951 Billy Batson: Marauding Meteors, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #120 (May 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116903 1950 Billy Batson: March of the Grass, The CB Marvel Family #43 (January 1950 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116904 1949 Billy Batson: Marine Invasion, The CB Whiz Comics #115 (November 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116905 1943 Billy Batson: Mark of the Black Swastika, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #20 (January 22, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116906 1946 Billy Batson: Marooned in the Future CB Captain Marvel Adventures #54/3 (February 15, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116907 1945 Billy Batson: Marvel Ant, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #47 (July 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116908 1949 Billy Batson: Marvel Delivery Service, The CB Whiz Comics #111 (July 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116909 1942 Billy Batson: Marvel Exterminator, The CB Whiz Comics #31 (June 12, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116910 1953 Billy Batson: Marvel Family Battles Chief Thundercloud, The CB Marvel Family #83/2 (May 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116911 1946 Billy Batson: Marvel Family Civilizes a Prehistoric Race, The CB Marvel Family #5 (October 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116912 1947 Billy Batson: Marvel Family Curse, The CB Marvel Family #17 (November 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116913 1948 Billy Batson: Marvel Family Feud, The CB Marvel Family #20 (February 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116914 1949 Billy Batson: Marvel Family Goes into Business, The CB Marvel Family #32 (February 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116915 1947 Billy Batson: Marvel Family Has a Quarrel, The CB Marvel Family #16 (October 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116916 1946 Billy Batson: Marvel Family Makes the Headlines, The CB Marvel Family #6 (November 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116917 1946 Billy Batson: Marvel Family Moves a Town, The CB Marvel Family #3 (July 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116918 1948 Billy Batson: Marvel Family On Trial, The CB Marvel Family #25 (July 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116919 1950 Billy Batson: Marvel Family Proves Human Hardiness, The CB Marvel Family #49 (July 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116920 1946 Billy Batson: Marvel Family Reaches Eternity, The CB Marvel Family #7 (December 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116921 1949 Billy Batson: Marvel Family Smashes the Legend of Atlantis, The CB Marvel Family #39 (September 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116922 1945 Billy Batson: Marvel Stamps, The CB Whiz Comics #67 (September 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116923 1946 Billy Batson: Marvelous Dinosaur, The CB Marvel Family #3/4 (July 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116924 1947 Billy Batson: Mary Batson's Inheritance CB Marvel Family #13 (July 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116925 1951 Billy Batson: Mechanical Man Mystery, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #125/3 (October 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116926 1946 Billy Batson: Mechanix Illustrated Adventure, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #65/2 (September 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116927 1948 Billy Batson: Medieval Demon, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #82/3 (March 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116928 1947 Billy Batson: Melancholy Clown, The CB Marvel Family #8/4 (February 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116929 1948 Billy Batson: Men of Destiny, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #86/4 (July 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116930 1948 Billy Batson: Menace in the Mountains CB Whiz Comics #99 (July 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116931 1940 Billy Batson: Menace of Dr. Allirog, The CB Beck, C.C. Special Edition Comics #1 (1940) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116932 1950 Billy Batson: Menace of Greed, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #111/2 (August 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116933 1941 Billy Batson: Menace of Muscles McGinnis, The CB Beck, C.C Captain Marvel Adventures #3 (fall 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116934 1952 Billy Batson: Menace of Old Age, The CB Marvel Family #69 (March 1952 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116935 1950 Billy Batson: Menace of the Moon, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #106/3 (March 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116936 1950 Billy Batson: Menace of the Rings Around Earth, The CB Marvel Family #54 (December 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116937 1940 Billy Batson: Menace of the Skull, The CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #8 (September 1940) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116938 1946 Billy Batson: Mental Monster, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #61/3 (May 24, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116939 1952 Billy Batson: Microbe Menace, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #135/2 (August 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116940 1948 Billy Batson: Midget Auto Race, The CB Marvel Family #19/4 (January 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116941 1949 Billy Batson: Mightiest Meteor Shower, The CB Marvel Family #39/4 (September 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116942 1953 Billy Batson: Mightiest Mongol, The CB Marvel Family #81 (March 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116943 1947 Billy Batson: Mightiest Mortal of the Universe CB Marvel Family #16/4 (October 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116944 1948 Billy Batson: Mightiest Sea-Mortal, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #91/4 (December 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116945 1945 Billy Batson: Mighty Marvels Join Forces, The CB Marvel Family #1 (December 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116946 1974 Billy Batson: Mighty Master of the Martial Arts CB Shazam! #12/3 (May-June 1974). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116947 1943 Billy Batson: Miguel the Mountain Mover CB Captain Marvel Adventures #28/2 (October 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116948 1944 Billy Batson: Military Misfit, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #32/2 (February 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116949 1947 Billy Batson: Mill Menace, The CB Whiz Comics #91 (November 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116950 1950 Billy Batson: Million Dollar Tasks, The CB Marvel Family #49/4 (July 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116951 1951 Billy Batson: Million Year War, The CB Marvel Family #61 (July 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116952 1947 Billy Batson: Minerva's True Love CB Captain Marvel Adventures #79/3 (December 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116953 1949 Billy Batson: Miniature Giants, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #101 (October 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116954 1943 Billy Batson: Minneapolis Mystery, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #24 (June 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116955 1951 Billy Batson: Miracle Stone, The CB Marvel Family #66 (December 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116956 1946 Billy Batson: Miracle Worker, The CB Marvel Family #2/4 (June 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116957 1948 Billy Batson: Mirage City CB Whiz Comics #97 (May 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116958 1953 Billy Batson: Mirage Menace, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #146 (July 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116959 1943 Billy Batson: Mirror of Evil, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #23/2 (April 28, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116960 1973 Billy Batson: Mirrors That Predicted the Future, The CB Shazam! #4/2 (August 1973). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116961 1950 Billy Batson: Missing Atom, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #104/3 (January 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116962 1946 Billy Batson: Missing Millions, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #64/3 (August 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116963 1944 Billy Batson: Missing Persons Machine, The CB Whiz Comics #60 (November 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116964 1946 Billy Batson: Missing Red Suit, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #68/4 (December 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116965 1945 Billy Batson: Mission to Mercury CB Whiz Comics #69 (December 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116966 1947 Billy Batson: Mississippi Steamboat Race, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #75/2 (August 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116967 1948 Billy Batson: Mistake of Father Time, The CB Marvel Family #20/4 (February 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116968 1950 Billy Batson: Mobell Space Prizes, The CB Whiz Comics #123 (July 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116969 1949 Billy Batson: Modern Gold Rush, The CB Whiz Comics #106 (February 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116970 1943 Billy Batson: Modern Robinson Crusoe, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #30/2 (December 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116971 1948 Billy Batson: Monarch of Money, The CB Marvel Family #29 (November 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116972 1951 Billy Batson: Money-Making Mystery, The CB Marvel Family #60 (June 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116973 1946 Billy Batson: Monster Diamond, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #60/4 (May 10, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116974 1948 Billy Batson: Monster Menace, The CB Marvel Family #19 (January 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116975 1985 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil CB All-Star Squadron #51 (November 1985). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116976 1944 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil Chapter 10: The Booby Traps of Mr. Mind CB Captain Marvel Adventures #31/4 (January 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116977 1943 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil, The. Chapter 4: Glaciers Over America CB Captain Marvel Adventures #25/4 (July 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116978 1943 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil, The. Chapter 6: Mr. Mind On Earth CB Captain Marvel Adventures #27/4 (September 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116979 1943 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil, The. Chapter 9: Webs of Destruction, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #30/4 (December 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116980 1998 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil, The. Part 2: Requital CB Power of Shazam! #39 (June 1998). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116981 1998 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil, The. Part 3: Fail Safe CB Power of Shazam! #40 (July 1998). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116982 1998 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil, The. Part 4: Death Warrant CB Power of Shazam! #41 (August 1998). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116983 1945 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The Chapter 23: Mr. Mind's School For Evil. CB Captain Marvel Adventures #44/4 (March 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116984 1945 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The Chapter 25: End of Mr. Mind, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #46/3 (May 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116985 1943 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 1: Pearl of Peril, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #22/3 (March 26, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116986 1944 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 11: Firing of Great Big Bertha, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #32/4 (February 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116987 1944 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 12: Bombardment of Earth, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #33/4 (March 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116988 1944 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 13: Floating Terror, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #34/4 (April 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116989 1944 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 14: Mr. Mind's Blitz CB Captain Marvel Adventures #35/4 (May 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116990 1944 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 15: Vicious Volcano, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #36/4 (June 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116991 1944 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 16: Earth Must Die CB Captain Marvel Adventures #37/4 (July 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116992 1944 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 17: Mr. Mind's Movie Madness CB Captain Marvel Adventures #38/4 (August 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116993 1944 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 18: Peril Behind the Camera CB Captain Marvel Adventures #39/4 (September 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116994 1944 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 19: Black Ray Death, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #40/4 (October 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116995 1943 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 2: Jungle Trap, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #23/3 (April 28, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116996 1944 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 20: Mr. Mind's Book CB Captain Marvel Adventures #41/4 (November 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116997 1945 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 21: Unholy Hydra, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #42/3 (January 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116998 1945 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 22: Mr. Mind Loses His Mind CB Captain Marvel Adventures #43/4 (February 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 116999 1945 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 24: Undersea Monster Brigade, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #45/3 (April 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117000 1943 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 3: Second Pearl Harbor, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #24/2 (June 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117001 1943 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 5: Marvel Meets Mr. Mind CB Captain Marvel Adventures #26/4 (August 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117002 1943 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 7: Lost Sunrise, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #28/4 (October 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117003 1943 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Chapter 8: Battle at the China Wall CB Captain Marvel Adventures #29/4 (November 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117004 1998 Billy Batson: Monster Society of Evil!, The. Part 1 CB Power of Shazam! #38 (May 1998). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117005 1980 Billy Batson: Monster Society Strikes Back, The CB World's Finest Comics #264/5 (August-September 1980). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117006 1941 Billy Batson: Monsters of Saturn, The CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #1/3 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117007 1950 Billy Batson: Most Dangerous Job on Earth, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #108/3 (May 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117008 1945 Billy Batson: Mountain Marvel Feud, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #47/3 (July 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117009 1951 Billy Batson: Mountain That Grew, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #118/5 (March 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117010 1944 Billy Batson: Mr. Agony's Ill-Will Hour CB Whiz Comics #57 (August 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117011 1948 Billy Batson: Mr. Atom and the Comet Men CB Captain Marvel Adventures #81 (February 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117012 1948 Billy Batson: Mr. Power CB Marvel Family #26 (August 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117013 1949 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny Loses Faith in Mankind CB Captain Marvel Adventures #96 (May 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117014 1951 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny Seeks Happiness CB Captain Marvel Adventures #117/2 (February 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117015 1951 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny, Fighting Mayor CB Captain Marvel Adventures #123/3 (August 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117016 1953 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny, Hermit CB Captain Marvel Adventures #149/2 (October 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117017 1977 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny's Big Game CB Shazam! #32 (November-December 1977). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117018 1952 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny's Bouncing Shoes CB Captain Marvel Adventures #134/2 (July 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117019 1952 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny's Culture Craze CB Captain Marvel Adventures #137/2 (October 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117020 1950 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny's Detective Case CB Captain Marvel Adventures #108/4 (May 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117021 1951 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny's Diet Dangers CB Captain Marvel Adventures #121/4 (June 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117022 1951 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny's Fight for Fame CB Captain Marvel Adventures #126/3 (November 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117023 1950 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny's Masquerade CB Captain Marvel Adventures #104/4 (January 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117024 1948 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny's New Home CB Captain Marvel Adventures #90 (November 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117025 1949 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny's Persecution Complex CB Captain Marvel Adventures #98/4 (July 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117026 1950 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny's Personality Peril CB Captain Marvel Adventures #115/3 (December 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117027 1952 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny's Pleasure Peril CB Captain Marvel Adventures #128/2 (January 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117028 1948 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny's Problem CB Captain Marvel Adventures #86 (July 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117029 1952 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny's Quest for Youth CB Captain Marvel Adventures #131/3 (April 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117030 1951 Billy Batson: Mr. Tawny's Sales Campaign CB Captain Marvel Adventures #119/5 (April 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117031 1942 Billy Batson: Mummy Mystery, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #17 (November 14, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117032 1951 Billy Batson: Mysterious Glass-Fogger, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #121/3 (June 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117033 1952 Billy Batson: Mysterious Invisible Monster, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #130/3 (March 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117034 1950 Billy Batson: Mysterious Migration, The CB Marvel Family #47/4 (May 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117035 1949 Billy Batson: Mystery Metal, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #98/2 (July 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117036 1952 Billy Batson: Mystery of Ghost Island, The CB Marvel Family #71 (May 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117037 1943 Billy Batson: Mystery of Jingle Jangle Jungle, The CB America's Greatest Comics #6 (February 17, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117038 1944 Billy Batson: Mystery of Lost River, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #36/2 (June 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117039 1940 Billy Batson: Mystery of Marvel College CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #11 (December 1940) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever.--Flashback story 117040 1951 Billy Batson: Mystery of the Expanding Island, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #127/2 (December 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117041 1951 Billy Batson: Mystery of the Flying Saucer, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #116/3 (January 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117042 1952 Billy Batson: Mystery of the Flying Studio, The CB Whiz Comics #143 (March 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117043 1950 Billy Batson: Mystery of the Living Statuettes, The CB Marvel Family #51 (September 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117044 1951 Billy Batson: Mystery of the Lost Sense, The CB Marvel Family #57/2 (March 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117045 1950 Billy Batson: Mystery of the Model Crimes, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #109/3 (June 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117046 1951 Billy Batson: Mystery of the Red Herring, The CB Whiz Comics #138 (October 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117047 1952 Billy Batson: Mystery of the Space Switch, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #135 (August 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117048 1950 Billy Batson: Mystery of the Square World, The CB Marvel Family #51/4 (September 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117049 1950 Billy Batson: Myth That Came True, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #112/2 (September 1950 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117050 1946 Billy Batson: Nature Goes Wild CB Captain Marvel Adventures #58/2 (April 12, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117051 1948 Billy Batson: Neptune's Freak Show CB Marvel Family #27/4 (September 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117052 1949 Billy Batson: Never Trouble Trouble CB Marvel Adventures #96/4 (May 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117053 1952 Billy Batson: New Home for Billy, A CB Captain Marvel Adventures #133/3 (June 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117054 1973 Billy Batson: Nicest Guy in the World, The CB Shazam! #2/2 (April 1973). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117055 1942 Billy Batson: Nippo from Nagasaki CB Captain Marvel Adventures #9/3 (April 3, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117056 1942 Billy Batson: Nippo Meets His Nemesis CB Captain Marvel Adventures #14/3 (August 21, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117057 2000 Billy Batson: O, Captain, My Captain CB Comics #768 (August 2000). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117058 1997 Billy Batson: Of Shadows and Fog… CB Power of Shazam! #22 (January 1997). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117059 1943 Billy Batson: Old Cowboy, The CB Whiz Comics #46 (September 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117060 1946 Billy Batson: Old Man River CB Whiz Comics #74 (May 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117061 1950 Billy Batson: Olympic Game of the Gods, The CB Whiz Comics #125 (September 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117062 1944 Billy Batson: Omaha Adventure, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #33 (March 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117063 1986 Billy Batson: Once Upon A Time...! CB Legends #1 (November 1986) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117064 1943 Billy Batson: One Thousand Years from Now, Part 1 CB Whiz Comics #41 (April 7, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117065 1943 Billy Batson: One Thousand Years from Now, Part 2 CB Whiz Comics #42 (May 7, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117066 1944 Billy Batson: One-Man Transportation System, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #36/3 (June 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117067 1982 Billy Batson: One-Worm Monster Society, The CB World's Finest Comics #281/4 (July 1982). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117068 1941 Billy Batson: Origin of Captain Marvel, Jr., The CB Whiz Comics #25 (December 26, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117069 1941 Billy Batson: Origin of Dr. Sivana, The CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #15 (March 21, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117070 1981 Billy Batson: Our Son, The Monster CB World's Finest Comics #270/5 (August 1981). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117071 1941 Billy Batson: Out West CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #1/2 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117072 1949 Billy Batson: Ownerless Diamond, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #97/2 (June 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117073 1948 Billy Batson: Pact Plot, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #81/2 (February 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117074 1951 Billy Batson: Pain Maker, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #120/2 (May 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117075 1952 Billy Batson: Pandora Pirates, The CB Marvel Family #72 (June 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117076 2002 Billy Batson: Paradox Play CB JSA #42 (January 2003). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117077 1942 Billy Batson: Park Robberies, The CB America's Greatest Comics #2 (February 11, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117078 1950 Billy Batson: People Who Turned To Stone, The CB Marvel Family #46/4 (April 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117079 1942 Billy Batson: Perfect Gentleman, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #13/2 (July 24, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117080 1946 Billy Batson: Peril at the Lighthouse CB Whiz Comics #77 (August 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117081 1951 Billy Batson: Perilous Key, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #121/2 (June 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117082 1952 Billy Batson: Perplexing Past Puzzle, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #135/3 (August 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117083 1943 Billy Batson: Phantom of the Department Store, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #19 (January 1, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117084 1943 Billy Batson: Phantom of the Frisco Fog CB Captain Marvel Adventures #28 (October 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117085 1949 Billy Batson: Phantom Plague, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #94/3 (March 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117086 1951 Billy Batson: Pie Plot, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #118/2 (March 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117087 1975 Billy Batson: Pied Un-Piper, The CB Shazam! #17 (March-April 1975). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117088 1943 Billy Batson: Pin-Up Boy CB Whiz Comics #48 (November 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117089 1953 Billy Batson: Pinhead Plague, The CB Marvel Family #87/2 (September 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117090 1951 Billy Batson: Pirate Planet, The CB Marvel Family #63 (September 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117091 1941 Billy Batson: Pirate's Treasure, The CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #2 (Summer, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117092 1942 Billy Batson: Pirates of Port Peril, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #7/3 (February 6, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117093 1950 Billy Batson: Plague of Lies, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #106 (March 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117094 1943 Billy Batson: Pledge of the Gremlins, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #27/2 (September 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117095 1945 Billy Batson: Plot Against Christmas, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #42/4 (January 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117096 1980 Billy Batson: Plot Against the Human Race , The CB World's Finest Comics #265/5 (October-November 1980). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117097 1949 Billy Batson: Plot Against the Universe, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #100 (September 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117098 1943 Billy Batson: Plundering Giant, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #26/2 (August 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117099 1953 Billy Batson: Plundering Pasha, The CB Marvel Family #81/2 (March 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117100 1982 Billy Batson: Power of Darkness (Billy Batson) CB World's Finest Comics #278/4 (April 1982). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117101 1994 Billy Batson: Power of Shazam! CB Ordway, Jerry Power of Shazam! Graphic Novel #1 (1994) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117102 1950 Billy Batson: Prehistoric Peril, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #105 (February 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117103 1953 Billy Batson: Prehistoric Zombies, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #141 (February 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117104 1952 Billy Batson: Pressure Peril, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #133 (June 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117105 1948 Billy Batson: Pride of Mr. Morris, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #89/3 (October 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117106 1953 Billy Batson: Primate Plot, The CB Marvel Family #85 (July 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117107 2003 Billy Batson: Princes of Darkness Coda: Justice Eternity CB JSA #51 (October 2003). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117108 2003 Billy Batson: Princes of Darkness Part 1: Into the Valley CB JSA #46 (May 2003). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117109 2003 Billy Batson: Princes of Darkness Part 2: Eclipse CB JSA #47 (June 2003). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117110 2003 Billy Batson: Princes of Darkness Part 3: Enlightenment CB JSA #48 (July 2003 Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117111 2003 Billy Batson: Princes of Darkness Part 4: Army of Darkness CB JSA #49 (August 2003). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117112 2003 Billy Batson: Princes of Darkness Part 5: The Last Light CB JSA #50 (September 2003). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117113 2003 Billy Batson: Princes of Darkness Prologue: Peacemakers CB JSA #45 (April 2003). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117114 1974 Billy Batson: Prize Catch of the Year, The CB Shazam! #10/3 (February 1974). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117115 1946 Billy Batson: Prophetic Book , The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #57/4 (March 29, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117116 1953 Billy Batson: Queen of Spies, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #147/2 (August 1953 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117117 1951 Billy Batson: Quicksand Quandry, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #117 (February 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117118 1946 Billy Batson: Radar Fiend, The CB Marvel Family #7/4 (December 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117119 1944 Billy Batson: Radar, the International Policeman CB Captain Marvel Adventures #35 (May 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117120 1947 Billy Batson: Radio Hoax of Ft. Worth, Texas, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #69/3 (February 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117121 1948 Billy Batson: Radio Plague, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #88/4 (September 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117122 1942 Billy Batson: Radio Racketeers, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #10/2 (May 1, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117123 1948 Billy Batson: Radioactive Man, The CB Marvel Family #22/4 (April 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117124 1943 Billy Batson: Raiders from Space, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #20/3 (January 22, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117125 1949 Billy Batson: Rain of Terror, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #99/4 (August 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117126 1977 Billy Batson: Rainbow Squad, The CB Shazam! #31 (September-October 1977). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117127 1952 Billy Batson: Red Crusher, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #139 (December 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117128 1953 Billy Batson: Red Lightning Blitz, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #142 (March 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117129 1952 Billy Batson: Red Star of Death, The CB Marvel Family #78 (December 1952) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117130 1949 Billy Batson: Rediscovery of Earth, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #103 (December 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117131 1942 Billy Batson: Redskin Riddle, The CB Whiz Comics #27 (February 20, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117132 1945 Billy Batson: Repentant Crook, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #48/2 (August-September 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117133 1997 Billy Batson: Resonance CB Genesis #1 (October 1997). [Note: Appearance same as panels of Power of Shazam! #31] Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117134 1946 Billy Batson: Return of Aunt Minerva, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #66/3 (October 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117135 1977 Billy Batson: Return of Black Adam, The CB Shazam! #28 (March-April 1977). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117136 1995 Billy Batson: Return of Captain Nazi!, The CB Power of Shazam! #6 (August 1995). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117137 1942 Billy Batson: Return of Ibac, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #9/2 (April 3, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117138 1948 Billy Batson: Return of Mr. Tawny, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #82/4 (March 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117139 1943 Billy Batson: Return of Roughneck Ryan, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #29/2 (November 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117140 1951 Billy Batson: Return of the Ancient Villain, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #125 (October 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117141 1942 Billy Batson: Return of the Trolls, The CB Whiz Comics #37 (November 27, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117142 1943 Billy Batson: Revolt of the Comics, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #22/4 (March 26, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117143 1951 Billy Batson: Revolt of the Minerals, The CB Whiz Comics #130 (February 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117144 1953 Billy Batson: Riddle of the Space Reds, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #147 (August 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117145 1952 Billy Batson: Robot Hunt, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #129/2 (February 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117146 1950 Billy Batson: Rockets to the Moon CB Whiz Comics #120 (April 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117147 1987 Billy Batson: Rogue Hero CB Fury of Firestorm #63 (September 1987) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117148 1952 Billy Batson: Royal Riddle, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #137/3 (October 1952 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117149 1948 Billy Batson: Rumor That Wouldn't Stop, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #86/3 (July 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117150 1951 Billy Batson: Runaway Genius, The CB Marvel Family #57/5 (March 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117151 1948 Billy Batson: Runaway Steamshovel, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #84 (May 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117152 1950 Billy Batson: Rust That Menaced the World, The CB Marvel Family #44 (February 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117153 1953 Billy Batson: Sabotage Aboard the Space Station CB Captain Marvel Adventures #142/2 (March 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117154 1943 Billy Batson: Sabotage at the Printing Plant CB Whiz Comics #43 (June 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117155 1943 Billy Batson: Sabotage in Seattle CB Captain Marvel Adventures #26 (August 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117156 1946 Billy Batson: Scenes Out of the Past, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #68 (December 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117157 1950 Billy Batson: School for Witches, The CB Marvel Family #52 (October 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117158 1948 Billy Batson: Science Crimes, The CB Marvel Family #21/4 (March 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117159 1942 Billy Batson: Science of Dr. Sarr, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #7/2 (February 6, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117160 1945 Billy Batson: Second Deluge, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #47/2 (July 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117161 1947 Billy Batson: Secret Life of Captain Marvel, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #77 (October 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117162 1979 Billy Batson: Secret of Mr. Tawny, The CB World's Finest Comics #259/5 (October-November 1979). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117163 1982 Billy Batson: Secret of the Freeman Brothers, The CB World's Finest Comics #280/4 (June 1982). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117164 1941 Billy Batson: Secret of the Ring, The CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #24 (November 28, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117165 1941 Billy Batson: Secret Submarine Base, The CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #4/3 (October 31, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117166 1995 Billy Batson: Seduction of the Innocent CB Underworld Unleashed #3 (late December 1995). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117167 1987 Billy Batson: Send For... the Suicide Squad! CB Legends #3 (January 1987) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117168 1996 Billy Batson: Seven Deadly Enemies of Man, The CB Power of Shazam! #11 (January 1996) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117169 1945 Billy Batson: Seven League Boots, The CB Whiz Comics #64 (April 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117170 1949 Billy Batson: Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, The CB Marvel Family #40 (October 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117171 1946 Billy Batson: Shazam Robot, The CB Marvel Family #5/5 (October 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117172 1974 Billy Batson: Shazam! T Radio. Billy Batson (Michael Gray) now a radio station broadcaster, turns into Captain Marvel 117173 1996 Billy Batson: Shelter From the Storm CB Power of Shazam! #20 (November 1996). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117174 1944 Billy Batson: Shipwrecked Slackers, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #39/3 (September 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117175 1943 Billy Batson: Shipyard Sabotage CB Captain Marvel Adventures #22 (March 26, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117176 1948 Billy Batson: Silence Reigns CB Captain Marvel Adventures #87/3 (August 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117177 1981 Billy Batson: Silence, Please CB World's Finest Comics #274/5 (December 1981). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117178 1996 Billy Batson: Sin CB Power of Shazam! #18 (September 1996). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117179 1947 Billy Batson: Sinister Scavenger Hunt, The CB Marvel Family #11/3 (May 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117180 1949 Billy Batson: Sinister Sight-Seers, The CB Whiz Comics #114 (October 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117181 1943 Billy Batson: Sinister Soothsayer, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #21 (February 12, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117182 1951 Billy Batson: Sinister Thrill Seekers, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #116/4 (January 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117183 1945 Billy Batson: Sivana and Marvel, Inc. CB Captain Marvel Adventures #48 (August-September 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117184 1953 Billy Batson: Sivana and the First People CB Captain Marvel Adventures #146/4 (July 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117185 1947 Billy Batson: Sivana Family Strikes at the Marvel Family, The CB Marvel Family #10 (April 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117186 1943 Billy Batson: Sivana for Governor CB Captain Marvel Adventures #28/3 (October 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117187 1942 Billy Batson: Sivana Goes Straight CB Captain Marvel Adventures #11 (May 29, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117188 1948 Billy Batson: Sivana Meets Aunt Minerva CB Captain Marvel Adventures #82 (March 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117189 1946 Billy Batson: Sivana Plots Again CB Captain Marvel Adventures #54 (February 15, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117190 1953 Billy Batson: Sivana Saves Captain Marvel CB Captain Marvel Adventures #148 (September 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117191 1940 Billy Batson: Sivana Strikes Again CB Beck, C.C. and Otto Binder Whiz Comics #3 (March 1940) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson/Captain Marvel fights generic mad scientist Dr. Sivana. 117192 1946 Billy Batson: Sivana Strikes Again CB Captain Marvel Adventures #58 (April 12, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117193 1940 Billy Batson: Sivana the Weather Wizard CB Beck, C. C. Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117194 1950 Billy Batson: Sivana's Better Self CB Captain Marvel Adventures #107/2 (April 1950 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117195 1949 Billy Batson: Sivana's Booby Traps CB Whiz Comics #112 (August 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117196 1952 Billy Batson: Sivana's Capsule Kingdom CB Captain Marvel Adventures #134 (July 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117197 1945 Billy Batson: Sivana's Crime Newspaper CB Captain Marvel Adventures #50/3 (December 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117198 1949 Billy Batson: Sivana's Family Tree CB Whiz Comics #109 (May 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117199 1947 Billy Batson: Sivana's Fortune Teller CB Captain Marvel Adventures #70 (March 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117200 1941 Billy Batson: Sivana's Fountain of Youth CB Beck Whiz Comics #13 (February 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117201 1941 Billy Batson: Sivana's Ghostly Power CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #14 (March 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117202 1950 Billy Batson: Sivana's Good Inventions CB Marvel Family #50/4 (August 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117203 1950 Billy Batson: Sivana's Heavy Gravity CB Whiz Comics #127 (November 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117204 1947 Billy Batson: Sivana's Jailbreaker CB Captain Marvel Adventures #76/3 (September 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117205 1950 Billy Batson: Sivana's Marvel Disintegrator CB Marvel Family #54/4 (December 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117206 1949 Billy Batson: Sivana's Miniature Menace CB Marvel Family #34 (April 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117207 1953 Billy Batson: Sivana's Monster World CB Whiz Comics #154 (April 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117208 1981 Billy Batson: Sivana's Nobel CB World's Finest Comics #273/5 (November 1981) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117209 1941 Billy Batson: Sivana's Paralyzing Gas CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #3 (fall 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117210 1952 Billy Batson: Sivana's Private Kingdom CB Whiz Comics #142 (February 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117211 1941 Billy Batson: Sivana's Revenge on the Lieutenant Marvels CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #4 (October 31, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117212 1950 Billy Batson: Sivana's Science CB Whiz Comics #117 (January 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117213 1951 Billy Batson: Sivana's Sound Plague CB Captain Marvel Adventures #118 (March 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117214 1981 Billy Batson: Sivana's Space Armada CB World's Finest Comics #266/5 (December 1980-January 1981). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117215 1941 Billy Batson: Sivana's Strange Chemical Potion CB Captain Marvel Adventures #5/4 (December 12, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117216 1941 Billy Batson: Sivana's Strange Chemical Potion CB Captain Marvel Adventures #5/4 (December 12, 1941). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117217 1951 Billy Batson: Sivana's Terrible Television Plot CB Marvel Family #64 (October 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117218 1951 Billy Batson: Sivana's Time Trap CB Captain Marvel Adventures #121 (June 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117219 1944 Billy Batson: Sivana's Twin CB Whiz Comics #59 (October 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117220 1951 Billy Batson: Sivana's Undersea Kingdom CB Marvel Family #62 (August 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117221 1949 Billy Batson: Sivana's Understudy CB Captain Marvel Adventures #94/2 (March 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117222 1946 Billy Batson: Sivana's Vampire CB Marvel Family #4/4 (September 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117223 1940 Billy Batson: Sivana's Venusian Kingdom CB Beck, C.C.? Whiz Comics #4 (Fawcett, April 1940) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. -- Flashback story. 117224 1951 Billy Batson: Sivana's Voodoo Curse CB Captain Marvel Adventures #127 (December 1951 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117225 1942 Billy Batson: Sky People, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #17/2 (November 14, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117226 1942 Billy Batson: Skyscraper Phantom, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #6/3 (January 9, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117227 1942 Billy Batson: Slap-Happy Magician, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #12/4 (June 26, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117228 1940 Billy Batson: Slaves of Dr. Scar, The CB Beck, C.C. Note: C.C. Beck created the character and wrote the stories for some years, but exact authorship in comic books is nearly always sketchy. Whiz Comics #5 (June, 1940) Radio Reporter Billy Batson got his job after being granted immense magical powers by the ancient wizard Shazam. Flashback story. DC Comics later acquired the rights to Captain Marvel after a long legal battle in which DC alleged Captain Marvel was too similar to Superman (see Superman entries). 117229 1942 Billy Batson: Slayer on Skis, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #7/4 (February 6, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117230 1981 Billy Batson: Sleep and the Deep, A CB World's Finest Comics #268/5 (April-May 1981 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117231 1946 Billy Batson: Sleeper Awakes , The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #61 (May 24, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117232 1950 Billy Batson: Slow-Motion Menace, The CB Whiz Comics #124 (August 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117233 1982 Billy Batson: Snatching of Billy Batson, The CB World's Finest Comics #275/5 (January 1982). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117234 1951 Billy Batson: Sneaking Doom, The CB Marvel Family #59 (May 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117235 1949 Billy Batson: Son of Shazam, The CB Whiz Comics #105 (January 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117236 1946 Billy Batson: Son of Sivana, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #52/3 (January 18, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117237 1950 Billy Batson: Space Aggressor, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #109 (June 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117238 1950 Billy Batson: Space Dragon, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #104 (January 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117239 1951 Billy Batson: Space Orphan, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #118/3 (March 1951 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117240 1952 Billy Batson: Spider's Doom CB Captain Marvel Adventures #139/2 (December 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117241 1940 Billy Batson: Squadron of Doom, The CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #7 (August, 1940 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117242 1947 Billy Batson: Squatters from Space, The CB Marvel Family #18 (December 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117243 1944 Billy Batson: St. Louis Cup, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #36 (June 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117244 1946 Billy Batson: Stage Magician CB Whiz Comics #71 (February 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117245 1952 Billy Batson: Station WHIZ Gets Atomic Power CB Captain Marvel Adventures #131 (April 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117246 1946 Billy Batson: Station WHIZ Goes Television CB Captain Marvel Adventures #54/4 (February 15, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117247 1998 Billy Batson: Status Quo CB Power of Shazam! #42 (September 1998). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117248 2001 Billy Batson: Stealing Thunder Part 1: Wish Fulfillment CB JSA #33 (April 2002). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117249 2002 Billy Batson: Stealing Thunder Part 2: Troublestruck CB JSA #34 (May 2002). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117250 2002 Billy Batson: Stealing Thunder Part 3: Lightning Storm CB JSA #35 (June 2002). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117251 2002 Billy Batson: Stealing Thunder Part 4: Time-Bound CB JSA #36 (July 2002). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117252 2002 Billy Batson: Stealing Thunder Part 5: Crossing Over CB JSA #37 (August 2002). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117253 1942 Billy Batson: Stitch in Time, The CB Whiz Comics #35 (October 2, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117254 1948 Billy Batson: Stolen City, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #87/2 (August 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117255 1953 Billy Batson: Stolen Shazam Powers, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #144/2 (May 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117256 1950 Billy Batson: Story of Lester, the Seal Who Could Not Swim, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #111/3 (August 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117257 1975 Billy Batson: Strange and Terrible Disappearance of Maxwell Zodiac, The CB Shazam! #20 (September-October 1975). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117258 1952 Billy Batson: Strange Copper Catastrophe, The CB Whiz Comics #148 (August 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117259 1942 Billy Batson: Strange Orders From Washington, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #10/4 (May 1, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117260 1950 Billy Batson: Strange Settlers, The CB Whiz Comics #119 (March 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117261 1951 Billy Batson: Strange Time Circus, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #124/3 (September 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117262 1948 Billy Batson: Streamlining of Captain Marvel, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #82/2 (March 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117263 1947 Billy Batson: Street of Forgotten Men, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #78/3 (November 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117264 1946 Billy Batson: Subway Gold Rush, The CB Whiz Comics #76 (July 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117265 1948 Billy Batson: Surrealist Imp, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #84/3 (May 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117266 1973 Billy Batson: Switch in Time, A CB Shazam! #3 (June 1973). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117267 1946 Billy Batson: Sword in the Stone, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #65/4 (September 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117268 1947 Billy Batson: Talking Dog, The CB Marvel Family #11/2 (May 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117269 1947 Billy Batson: Talking Tiger, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #79 (December 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117270 1945 Billy Batson: Tall Stories of Jonah Joggins, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #46 (May 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117271 2003 Billy Batson: Tears of Ra, The CB JSA #44 (March 2003). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117272 1950 Billy Batson: Television Terror, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #115/4 (December 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117273 1951 Billy Batson: Television Trap, The CB Comics #131 (March 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117274 1952 Billy Batson: Television Trickery CB Captain Marvel Adventures #136/2 (September 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117275 1941 Billy Batson: Temple of Itzalotahui, The CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #22 (October 3, 1941). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117276 1997 Billy Batson: Tenants of Time, The CB Power of Shazam! #27 June 1997. Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117277 1951 Billy Batson: Tenement Terror, The CB Marvel Family #65 (November 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117278 1950 Billy Batson: Terrible Termites, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #108 (May 1950 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117279 1952 Billy Batson: Terrible Tourists, The CB Whiz Comics #141 (January 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117280 1941 Billy Batson: Terror of the Goptas, The CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #3 (fall 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117281 1943 Billy Batson: Terror Out of the Past, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #20/4 (January 22, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117282 1952 Billy Batson: Terror Stalks the World's Fair CB Whiz Comics #146 (June 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117283 1950 Billy Batson: Theft of Speech, The CB Marvel Family #50 (August 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117284 1954 Billy Batson: Then There Were None CB Marvel Family #89/2 (January 1954). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. Fawcett Comics lost the rights after a lawsuit in the mid-fifties. Thereafter the character was owned by DC Comics and published in SHAZAM! (1973). 117285 1980 Billy Batson: There Goes the Neighborhood CB World's Finest Comics #260/4 (December 1979-January 1980). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117286 1953 Billy Batson: Thief from the Past, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #147/4 (August 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117287 1995 Billy Batson: Things Change CB Power of Shazam! #1 (March 1995). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117288 1947 Billy Batson: Thirteenth Guest, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #74/4 (July 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117289 1950 Billy Batson: Threat of the Giant Tree, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #105/3 (February 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117290 1941 Billy Batson: Threat to Sterling Morris, The CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #17 (May 16, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117291 1952 Billy Batson: Threat to the Junior UN, The CB Marvel Family #77 (November 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117292 1947 Billy Batson: Three Clues to Fortune, The CB Marvel Family #12/3 (June 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117293 1949 Billy Batson: Three Dooms, The CB Marvel Family #32/4 (February 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117294 1942 Billy Batson: Three Wishes of Tim Tucker, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #18/4 (December 11, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117295 1942 Billy Batson: Throne of Thulia, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #11/3 (May 29, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117296 1950 Billy Batson: Throwback Terror, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #113 (October 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117297 1984 Billy Batson: Thunder over London CB All-Star Squadron #36 (August 1984). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117298 2001 Billy Batson: Thunderstruck CB JSA #27 (October 2001). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117299 1953 Billy Batson: Tiger Terror, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #142/4 (March 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117300 1943 Billy Batson: Time He Didn't Show Up, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #21/4 (February 12, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117301 1997 Billy Batson: Times are Changing, The CB Power of Shazam! #25 (April 1997). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117302 1942 Billy Batson: To Crush America's Phantom Foe CB Whiz Comics #33 (August 7, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117303 1943 Billy Batson: Too Many Marvels CB Captain Marvel Adventures #25/3 (July 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117304 1950 Billy Batson: Town That Never Heard of Crime, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #106/4 (March 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117305 1943 Billy Batson: Training of Mary Marvel, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #19/2 (January 1, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117306 1941 Billy Batson: Trap for Eve Corby, The CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #16 (April 18, 1940) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117307 1947 Billy Batson: Triangle of Crime, The CB Marvel Family #15 (September 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117308 1948 Billy Batson: Trio of Terror, The CB Marvel Family #21 (March 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117309 1948 Billy Batson: Triple Threat, The CB Marvel Family #22 (April 1948 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117310 1951 Billy Batson: Triple Time Plot, The CB Marvel Family #58 (April 1951 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117311 1953 Billy Batson: Triple Trap of Terror, The CB Marvel Family #84 (June 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117312 1943 Billy Batson: Trouble in Tin Pan Alley CB Whiz Comics #49 (December 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117313 1997 Billy Batson: Trouble Squared CB Power of Shazam! #28 (July 1997). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117314 1944 Billy Batson: Trouble with Mr. Double CB Captain Marvel Adventures #37/3 (July 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117315 1973 Billy Batson: Troubles of the Talking Tiger, The CB Shazam! #7 (November 1973). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117316 1942 Billy Batson: Trumpet of Doom, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #16/2 (October 16, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117317 1942 Billy Batson: Truth Epidemic, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #12/3 (June 26, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117318 1941 Billy Batson: Tunnel of Invasion, The CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #4/2 (October 31, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117319 1948 Billy Batson: Twice Told Tale, A CB Captain Marvel Adventures #80 (January 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117320 1945 Billy Batson: Twisted Powers, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #50 (December 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117321 1947 Billy Batson: Two-Faced Man, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #69/2 (February 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117322 1949 Billy Batson: Tycoon of Darkness, The CB Marvel Family #38/4 (August 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117323 2002 Billy Batson: Unborn Hour, The CB JSA #41 (December 2002). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117324 1946 Billy Batson: Uncle Marvel's Rival CB Captain Marvel Adventures #53 (February 1, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117325 1946 Billy Batson: Uncle Marvel's Wedding CB Captain Marvel Adventures #59/2 (April 26, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117326 1952 Billy Batson: Underground Mystery Menace, The CB Whiz Comics #145 (May 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117327 1995 Billy Batson: Underworld Unleashed, Part 2: The Devil To Pay CB Underworld Unleashed #2 (early December 1995) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117328 1953 Billy Batson: Unholy Spider, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #146/3 (July 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117329 1950 Billy Batson: United Criminals, The CB Whiz Comics #128 (December 1950 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117330 1949 Billy Batson: United Worlds, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #98 (July 1949 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117331 1951 Billy Batson: Universe Stamp , The Collection CB Whiz Comics #137 (September 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117332 1951 Billy Batson: Unknown Danger, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #124/2 (September 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117333 1951 Billy Batson: Unknown Genius, The CB Marvel Family #61/2 (July 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117334 1945 Billy Batson: Unknown Killer, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #49/2 (October-November 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117335 1947 Billy Batson: Unlikely Villain, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #70/4 (March 1947 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117336 1942 Billy Batson: Unsoo the Unseen CB Captain Marvel Adventures #6/4 (January 9, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117337 1942 Billy Batson: Unwilling Toys, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #14/2 (August 21, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117338 1951 Billy Batson: Uranium Rush, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #122/2 (July 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117339 1953 Billy Batson: Vampire Burglar, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #147/3 (August 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117340 1941 Billy Batson: Vampire, The CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #1/4 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117341 1946 Billy Batson: Vanishing Ocean CB Whiz Comics #72 (March 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117342 1946 Billy Batson: Vanishing Park, The CB Whiz Comics #78 (September 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117343 1941 Billy Batson: Vengeful Four, The CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #21 (September 5, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117344 1953 Billy Batson: Vengeful Vine, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #143/3 (April 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117345 1996 Billy Batson: Venus Rising CB Power of Shazam! #15 (June 1996). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117346 1953 Billy Batson: Viking Villainy CB Captain Marvel Adventures #140/3 (January 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117347 1945 Billy Batson: Villain's Valhalla CB Captain Marvel Adventures #50/2 (December 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117348 1944 Billy Batson: Visitors from Space, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #37/2 (July 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117349 1951 Billy Batson: Voice Heard Round the World, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #120/3 (May 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117350 1948 Billy Batson: Volcano Men, The CB Marvel Family #26/4 (August 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117351 1948 Billy Batson: Volcano Villainy CB Whiz Comics #101 (September 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117352 1943 Billy Batson: Voodoo Show Boat, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #22/2 (March 26, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117353 1948 Billy Batson: Vulcan's Visitation CB Marvel Family #28/4 (October 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117354 1999 Billy Batson: Waking the Dead! CB Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E #4 (November 1999). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117355 1948 Billy Batson: War Between the Planets, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #91 (December 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117356 1947 Billy Batson: War of the Gods, The CB Whiz Comics #87 (July 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117357 1942 Billy Batson: War of the Trolls, The CB Whiz Comics #32 (July 10, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117358 1942 Billy Batson: Warrior of Wai, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #10/3 (May 1, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117359 1945 Billy Batson: Washington's Haunted Embassy CB Captain Marvel Adventures #44/3 (March 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117360 1948 Billy Batson: Weathermen, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #80/3 (January 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117361 1947 Billy Batson: Webs of Crime CB Whiz Comics #89 (September 1947 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117362 1951 Billy Batson: Weird Water Man, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #118/4 (March 1951 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117363 1947 Billy Batson: Well of Evil, The CB Marvel Family #11 (May 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117364 1942 Billy Batson: What-Not Adventure, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #18/3 (December 11, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117365 1973 Billy Batson: What's in a Name? Doomsday! CB Shazam! #7/2 (November 1973). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117366 1982 Billy Batson: When Bancroft Fisher Dies, Everybody Dies CB World's Finest Comics #279/4 (May 1982). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117367 1978 Billy Batson: When Worlds Collide CB All-New Collectors' Edition #C-58 (June 1978). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117368 1946 Billy Batson: Whirling Drawbridge, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #61/2 (May 24, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117369 1953 Billy Batson: Whirling Terror CB Captain Marvel Adventures #145/2 (June 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117370 2001 Billy Batson: Who Do You Trust? CB JSA #26 (September 2001). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117371 1975 Billy Batson: Who Stole Billy Batson's Thunder? CB Shazam! #19 (July-August 1975). " Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117372 1997 Billy Batson: Windshear CB Power of Shazam! #32 (November 1997). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117373 1940 Billy Batson: Winged Death, The CB Beck, C.C. Whiz Comics #10 (November 1940) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117374 1949 Billy Batson: Wish Factory, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #103/4 (December 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117375 1952 Billy Batson: Witch of Haven Street, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #136/3 (September 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117376 1946 Billy Batson: Witches' Tale, The CB Marvel Family #4 (September 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117377 1998 Billy Batson: With Friends Like These.. CB Power of Shazam! #34 (January 1998). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117378 1984 Billy Batson: With One Magic Word CB DC Comics Presents Annual #3 (1984). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117379 1973 Billy Batson: Wizard of Phonograph Hill, The CB Shazam! #3/2 (June 1973 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117380 1950 Billy Batson: Wonder Alloy, The CB Whiz Comics #121 (May 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117381 1948 Billy Batson: Wonderful Iron Horse, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #87/4 (August 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117382 1947 Billy Batson: Wonderful Magic Carpet, The CB Whiz Comics #88 (August 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117383 1953 Billy Batson: Word Wrecker, The CB Marvel Family #86/2 (August 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117384 1950 Billy Batson: World Hater, The CB Marvel Family #53/4 (November 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117385 1953 Billy Batson: World Jumbler, The CB Marvel Family #80/2 (February 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117386 1953 Billy Batson: World of Giant Rats, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #145 (June 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117387 1945 Billy Batson: World of If, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #42/2 (January 1945). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117388 1944 Billy Batson: World of Largeness CB Captain Marvel Adventures #35/3 (May 1944). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117389 1948 Billy Batson: World of Mr. Atom, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #90/3 (November 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117390 1941 Billy Batson: World of the Microscope CB Beck, C.C. Captain Marvel Adventures #2 (Summer, 1941) Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117391 1948 Billy Batson: World of Tomorrow, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #83 (April 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117392 1953 Billy Batson: World of Too Many Sivanas, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #150/2 (November 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117393 1943 Billy Batson: World of Your Tomorrow, The CB America's Greatest Comics #7 (May 28, 1943). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117394 1951 Billy Batson: World Treasure Hunt, The CB Whiz Comics #139 (November 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117395 1951 Billy Batson: World Without Fire, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #116 (January 1951 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117396 1998 Billy Batson: World Without Grown-Ups CB JLA: World Without Grown-Ups #1-2 (July/August 1998). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson is left alone at WHIZ Studios after Earth's grownups mysteriously vanish. His broadcasts finally heard, Billy refuses to help the impromptu team of Robin (III), Superboy, and Impulse solve the crime for fear that turning into his adult alter ego, Captain Marvel, will cause him to disappear, too. He finally locates the Justice League and regains his powers. 117397 1949 Billy Batson: World Without Water, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #97 (June 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117398 1946 Billy Batson: World's Greatest Actor, The CB Marvel Family #6/4 (November 1946 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117399 1949 Billy Batson: World's Greatest Chef, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #103/3 (December 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117400 1949 Billy Batson: World's Greatest Lawyer, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #93/2 (February 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117401 1949 Billy Batson: World's Greatest Lie, The CB Marvel Family #37/4 (July 1949). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117402 1948 Billy Batson: World's Greatest Magician, The CB Marvel Family #30 (December 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117403 1946 Billy Batson: World's Greatest Stunt-Man, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #63/2 (July 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117404 1952 Billy Batson: World's Maddest Ghost, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #138/3 (November 1952). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117405 1953 Billy Batson: World's Mightiest Circus, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #146/2 (July 1953). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117406 1948 Billy Batson: World's Mightiest Crook, The CB Marvel Family #29/4 (November 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117407 1974 Billy Batson: World's Mightiest Dessert, The CB Shazam! #11 (March 1974 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117408 1945 Billy Batson: World's Mightiest Dream, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #48/3 (August-September 1945 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117409 1950 Billy Batson: World's Mightiest Fight, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #107 (April 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117410 1950 Billy Batson: World's Mightiest Genie, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #115/2 (December 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117411 1948 Billy Batson: World's Mightiest Machine, The CB Whiz Comics #104 (December 1948). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117412 1942 Billy Batson: World's Mightiest Mistake, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #16/3 (October 16, 1942). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117413 1946 Billy Batson: World's Mightiest Mountain, The CB Whiz Comics #70 (January 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117414 1951 Billy Batson: World's Mightiest Project, The CB Marvel Family #56 (February 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117415 1978 Billy Batson: World's Mightiest Race, The CB Shazam! #33 (January-February 1978 Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117416 1950 Billy Batson: World's Mightiest Ship, The CB Whiz Comics #118 (February 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117417 1973 Billy Batson: World's Toughest Guy, The CB Shazam! #5/2 (September 1973). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117418 1973 Billy Batson: World's Wickedest Plan, The CB Shazam! #1/2 (February 1973). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117419 1946 Billy Batson: World's Wickedest Witch, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #59/3 (April 26, 1946). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117420 1947 Billy Batson: World's Worst Actor, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #79/2 (December 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117421 1950 Billy Batson: World's Worst Villain, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #114/3 (November 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117422 1951 Billy Batson: Worldwide Hatred , The CB Marvel Family #60/4 (June 1951). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117423 1996 Billy Batson: Worm Turns, The CB Power of Shazam! #13 (March 1996). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117424 1974 Billy Batson: Worms of the World, Unite! CB Shazam! #9 (January 1974). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117425 1950 Billy Batson: Worrybird Terror, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #112/3 (September 1950). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117426 1997 Billy Batson: Yeah -- This Is A Face Only A Mother Could Love… CB Power of Shazam! #33 (December 1997). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) appears in a headshot cover during a DC Comics promotional stunt. 117427 1974 Billy Batson: Year without a Christmas, The CB Shazam! #11/3 (March 1974). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117428 1947 Billy Batson: Yeast Menace, The CB Captain Marvel Adventures #75/3 (August 1947). Radio News Reporter Billy Batson (aka Captain Marvel) for WHIZ Radio. WHIZ Radio Mogul Sterling Morris made Billy an on-air news reporter when Billy stopped a mad scientist's Radio Silencer machine from silencing radio forever. 117429 2003 Billy Batson: Yesterday's War CB JSA #43 (February 2003). Radio Reporter Billy Batson (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) assists peripherally in a Justice Society of America adventure and gets most of the credit from a TV reporter. 117430 1982 Billy Boy MT Newsreader (Marcella O'Riordan). 117431 2003 Billy Chaka Adventure: Dreaming Pachinko N Adamson, Isaac #3 Billy Chaka Mysteries Magazine Journalist Billy Chaka is based in Cleveland where he writes for a teen magazine called "Youth in Asia" (pun intentional). New assignment is to travel to Tokyo and interview a has-been rock singer for a "Where Are They Now?" piece. Rock singer is a pachinko (Japanese pinball) addict. While Chaka is interviewing him at a pachinko parlor, a young woman suffers a seizure. Chaka calls for an ambulance, leaves his name. This sets off events that range from mysterious to deadly. Over the next few days, Chaka is like a ball in a pachinko machine tossed about Tokyo, in and out of life-threatening situations, constantly on the move, never knowing what will happen next. The girl who suffered the seizure turns up dead. Hard-boiled reporter Chaka takes on the neon metropolis to solve the case. 117432 2002 Billy Chaka Adventure: Hokkaido Popsicle: NM Adamson, Isaac #2 Billy Chaka Mystery. Reporter Billy Chaka -- "the deadline poet of the bubblegum set" -- is involved in another murder mystery set in pop, culture-crazy Japan. The time he's in trouble with his editor at Cleveland's "Youth in Asia" magazine for slapping a film producer. Sent on mandatory leave to Hokkaido's Hotel Kitty to cool off. A night porter drops dead in his room and a Japanese rock star drops dead of a supposed heroin overdose. Chaka's editor suspects foul play and sends Chaka to Tokyo to investigate. On the cover of an unpublished rock magazine, a photograph of the rock star reveals a curious bird tattoo on his shoulder matching a symbol found on the night porter's ID card. It's all tied to a mysterious organization called the Phoenix Society. Murder plots, botched drug deals, a shady record company executive, the night porter's coquettish granddaughter, and a Swedish stripper with a bad attitude are all involved. The altercation that began it all was with the director of Wildman for Geisha! -- a movie based on ace reporter Billy Chaka's life. 117433 2000 Billy Chaka: Tokyo Suckerpunch (aka Tokyo Sucker-Punch) N Adamson, Isaac #1 Billy Chaka Series Magazine Ace Reporter Billy Chaka for Cleveland's hottest-selling Asian teen magazine, "Youth in Asia." Brash, savvy and prone to hair-trigger fits of karate. He's in Tokyo to cover the 19-and-Under Handicapped Martial Arts Championship. He's supposed to meet up with his friend, an internationally renowned director cult film classics. But the director never shows. Instead the girl of Billy's dreams stumbles into a dive bar with tattooed Yakuza mobsters in hot pursuit. Starts brawls in swanky corporate sex clubs, offered golf club membership by a secret religious order, meets a dog trained in the ways of Samurai, and races stolen motorcycles through the neon-choked streets of Tokyo. Sato was about to film an unauthorized version of Chaka's own life entitled Tokyo Suckerpunch. He ducks his reportedly duties to solve the case. 117434 1984 Billy Crystal: Comic's Life, A T Weatherman Ivor Koonia 117435 1963 Billy Liar M DVD AFI-Television Scriptwriters Writer 117436 1995 Billy Madison M Newswoman (Allison Robinson). School principal gives a press conference to revoke a statement he made about Madison. 117437 2002 Billy Nichols: Distance NM Muller, Eddie #1 Billy Nichols Crime Novels Sports Columnist Billy Nichols, known as Mr. Boxing throughout San Francisco. Era when newspapermen were stars. Solves a mystery and puts his lover's killer into prison. 117438 2003 Billy Nichols: Shadow Boxer: NS Muller, Eddie #2 Billy Nichols Crime Novels Columnist Billy Nichols is a San Francisco boxing columnist for the Inquirer who figured he'd covered all angles and pinned blame where it belonged for the pair of killings that lay at the heart of his last adventure. But he didn't know the half of it. Now the loose ends have entangled him in a conspiracy involving coerced testimony, a multi-million-dollar bunco racket and stolen evidence the reporter fears could liberate the man accused of murdering reporter's lover. Up to his eyeglasses in trouble. Late 1948, only months after his lover's death and Nichols (aka "Mr. Boxing") would rather see her killer "rot in a prison cell for life" than help him prove he's being sacrificed to cover up a more extensive criminal operation. Compelling personality, mild little guy whose livelihood brings him in everyday contact with toughest of the tough. Henpecked at home by his wife, Nichols is king to prizefighters who hope for good mentions in his reports. Newspaperman smells a story that carries all the way up from San Francisco's ringside seats through a backroom abortion clinic, and into the city's top law-enforcement offices. Nicholas, shaped by both the newsroom and sometimes larcenous sport he loves. 117439 1950 Billy Rose Show, The T Series 1950-1951 Columnist 117440 1962 Billy Rose's Jumbo M DVD -R HQ 5773, 5774, 5779. Reporter (Jack Boyle). Reporter (Roy Engel). Billboard Magazine quoted. (May have ended up on the cutting room floor.) 117441 1948 Billy Rose's Playbill T Series - Dramatizations based on stories appearing in newspaper column "Pitching Horseshoes" Columnists. "Pitching Horseshoes" 117442 1935 Billy the Journalist (Il Giornalista) SS Italian Reporter Bill, an heroic journalist 117443 1941 Billy the Kid's Fighting Pals M Newspaper Editor Mason (Budd Buster). 117444 1941 Billy the Kid's Roundup M Myton, Fred (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher of a western newspaper and his daughter oppose the election of a crooked deputy who has killed the sheriff and taken over. The deputy's thugs trash the newspaper office. When the publisher's daughter is kidnapped, the cowboy hero goes after the outlaws. 117445 2008 Billy: Early Years, The M Reporter (Jennifer O’Neill). News Photographer (Donald Farmer). 117446 1915 Billy's Scoop M Ness Book Reporter Billy gets fired from his job for spending more time with his girlfriend than at work. Redeems self when he gets an exclusive interview with his girlfriend's millionaire father by disguising himself as a fireman to get past a gardener who has been turning the hose on reporters. 117447 1988 Biloxi Blues M Newsreel Announcer (Norman Rose). 117448 2001 Binding Oath, The N Downing, Sybil Reporter Liz O'Brien, the persistent reporter, teams up with D.A. to expose the Klan for what it is 117449 1922 Bing Bang Boom M Goldman, Raymond Leslie (Story). Vance Wethered (Scenario) AFI-Editors - Ness Book Editor of local newspaper helps hero get even with village boss who cheated him. 117450 2002 Binge & Purge M Clement, Brian News Media. Indie Journalist (Neil Cooke-Dallin). Photographer (Simon Glezos). 117451 1988 Bingo N OWN - P Brown, Rita Mae Editor Nicole "Nickel" Smith, an avowed lesbian and the editor of a newspaper 117452 1991 Bingo M Reporter (Gloria Macarenko) 117453 2003 Bingo M Interviewer (Eric Schmidt). 117454 1997 Bingo! - Die Umweltlotterie TF Germany. Series 1997. Reporter Katrin Krebs. Hosts Michael Thurnau, Monika Walden (1998-). 117455 1996 Bio-Dome M Reporter Joachim West (Butch McCain). Anchor Aries West (Ben L. McCain). 117456 1996 Bio-Tech Warrior M Newsman (Tyler Mason) 117457 2000 Biografais no autorizadas DF Argentina. Interviewer Angel Berlanga. 117458 2000 Biograph Girl, The N Mann, William J. New York Times Journalist Richard Sheehan discovers that the legendary Florence Lawrence, the original "Biography Girl" is alive living in a Catholic nursing home as Florence Bridgewood. He decides to write her biography. Her brother has other plans. He wants to use Florence's story to build a film career. The real Lawrence committed suicide in 1938 by drinking aunt poison. In this novel, the suicide of her housemate is used to allow her to disappear gracefully from an industry that no longer wants or cares about her. She lives to the ripe old age of 107. 117459 2002 Biographer, The MT TV Reporter (Nicole Ansai-Cox). Newspaper Editor (Miles Anderson). Newsagent (Leo Dolan). 117460 1834 Biographical Sketch of Thomas Singularity N USC Nott, Henry Junius Printer Tommy, adventures of a wandering printer. It is the first novel to deal with any other class of journalist other than editor. 117461 1961 Biography T Series 1961-1964 TV Newsman Mike Wallace, host 117462 1935 Biography of a Bachelor Girl M DVD -R HQ 6130, 6128 Reporter Hendricks (Phil Tead). Reporter on Ship (Walter Brennan). Reporter on Ship (Gladden James). Everyweek Publisher Mr. Neff (Richard Tucker). 117463 1996 Biography: Alice Faye: Star Next Door, The T Episode #19. 10-24-1996 Editor-in-Chief Hugh M. Hefner, Playboy Magazine. 117464 1998 Biography: Anthony Quinn: A Lust for Life DT Episode #49. 4-1-1998 Photographer Sam Shaw (Himself). Biographer Daniel Paisiner (Himself). 117465 1987 Biography: Gandhi: Pilgrim of Peace T Editor James W. Michaels of Forbes. 117466 1999 Biography: Life and Death of Owen Hart, The DT Episode #608. 11-3-1999 News Media. Kansas City Journalist (Jason King). Bad News Allen (Allen Coage). 117467 2002 Biography: Mansion Women, The: American Nightmare, An T Episode #607. 7-16-2002 News Media. Reporter Linda Deutsch of the Associated Press. 117468 1987 Biography: Richard Speck: Natural Born Killer DT Episode #505 Investigative Journalist Bill Kurtis. Host Jack Perkins. Narrator Harry Smith. Reporter Abra Prentice Wilkin of the Chicago Sun-Times. Author Marvin Ziporyn of "Speck." 117469 1999 Biography: William Holden: Untamed Spirit, An T Episode #659. Journalist James Bacon. 117470 2002 Biohazard G News Media. Female Newscaster (Heidi Anderson - Voice). 117471 1983 Biohazard M Ray, Fred Olsen (Screenplay) Remade in 1994 - Ness Book Journalist is responsible for stealing an object brought forth from another dimension during a military experiment. When object unleashes monsters, they are tracked down by a military man and a female psychic. 117472 1998 Biohazard 2 G Reporter Ben Bertolucci (Rod Wilson), of Raccoon City Press. 117473 1994 Biohazard: Alien Force, The M VHS 940 Ray, Fred Olan (Original Script). Steve Latshaw, Patrick Moran (Screenplay) Ness Book - Remake of 1983 film Reporter Nicki Carstairs (Susan Fronsoe) is trying to get information on secret experiments being conducted on the creation of mutant life forms by the Triton corporation. Aided by former lab technician. Despite pressure from her boss, she insists she cannot turn over any information until she has the whole story. She and technician discover that Triton is trying to kill off everyone involved in the secret experiments. Two keep arriving on the scene of assaults at the same time as the police and escape being arrested when the creature attacks. They try to help woman who is chosen as the creature's mate and is forced to participate because her son has been kidnapped. Creature breaks free during fight and is electrocuted while technician is able to shoot down the helicopter in which villains are escaping. Reporter clearly shown working in offices of the News-Journal, but technician later claims she writes for the Post. Newspaper Editor (Robin Chapman). 117474 1994 Bionic Ever After? MT Reporter (Steffen Foster) 117475 1989 Bionic Showdown: The Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman MT Sports Announcer (Steve Morris). 117476 1976 Bionic Woman, The: T VHS 401 News Media 117477 1976 Bionic Woman, The: Bionic Beauty T Episode #7. 3-17-1976 News Media. Lady Reporter (Charlotte Moore). 117478 1976 Bionic Woman, The: Kill Oscar (Part 3) T Episode #22. 11-3-1976 Newscaster (Howard K. Smith). 117479 1976 Bionic Woman, The: Martians Are Coming, The Martians Are Coming, The T Urso, Robert A., Tom and Helen August Episode. 1-28-1978. Season #3. Episode #15 News Media. 1st Reporter (Brent Davis). 2nd Reporter (Cynthia Songe). Television Commentator (Barbara Iley-Harris). 117480 2007 Bionic Woman: Education of Jamie Sommers, The T DVD -R HQ 9151 (No Number on Disc) Episode. 10-2007 News Media of POWs going biserk and killing other soldiers. 117481 2007 Bionic Woman: Paradise Lost T DVD -R HQ 9017 Episode #2. 10-3-2007 News Media cover evacuation of small town in which 200 people are found dead. Jaime begins to learn how to balance the human and machine with in her as she struggles with her new secret life while maintaining normality with her sister. After her first assignment, Jaime decides to join the secret organization to save the world. 117482 2007 Bird in a Gilded Cage: Myth of Mirabella, The NR Poff, Christy Owner-Publisher Mira Sinclair of a highly successful magazine is constantly on the go leaving her no room for a personal life. She doesn’t have time for down time. Max Dunbar and his partner take charge of an international investigation involving thefts of gold bullion and dead models. His path crosses Mira’s and he goes undercover working as her security analyst while actually protecting her and the high-profile, elite and elusive Mirabella. Will he put an end to the Golden Kielr or will Mira become a bird in a gilded cage while adding to the myth of Mirabella? Can they hold onto what they’ve found and the special love they’ve discovered? 117483 1986 Bird in Flight NR Stanford, Sondra Silhouette Special Edition #292 Journalist 117484 1996 Bird of Prey M Ness Photojournalist Johnny (Lenny von Dohlen) from America aids the man who wants revenge for his father's death 117485 1970 Bird with the Crystal Plumage, The M AFI-Authors Writer 117486 1996 Birdcage, The M DVD -R HQ 6158, 6159. L News Media. TV Reporter (James Hill). TV Reporter (Mary Major). TV Reporter (Barry Nolan). TV Reporter (Ron Pitts). TV Reporter (Amy Powell). National Enquirer Reporter. Editor (Joel Tuber). National Enquirer Photographer (Grant Heslov). TV Editor (Jim Jansen). TV Editor (Brian Reddy). 117487 2008 Birdemic: Shock and Terror M TV Anchor (Laura Cassidy). Platoon of eagle and vultures attack the residents of a small town killing many people. It’s not known what caused the flying menace to attack. Two people fight back -- but can they survive Birdemic? 117488 2004 Birdie and Bogey M Reporter (Autumn Paul). Press Photographer (Parrish Randall). 117489 1962 Birdman of Alcatraz M DVD -R HQ 2383, 2384, 2385. L AFI-Publicity/Authors Reporter (Harry Jackson). Reporter on dock (Robert Bailey). Editor (Harry Holcombe). Writer Tom Graddis (Edmund O'Brien) wrote a book on the man and narrates the film. Reporters and writer meet the prisoner as he is being transferred from Alcatraz. 117490 1992 Birds of a Feather: Chigwell Connection, The T Episode #50. 12-25-1992 Commentator (William Dufris). 117491 1994 Birds of a Feather: Christmas in Dreamland T Episode #78. 12-24-1994 Journalist (Lisa Jacobs). 117492 1994 Birds of a Feather: Puppy Love T Episode #75. 11-27-1994 Interviewer (John Benson - Voice). 117493 1997 Birds of a Feather: Reservoir Birds T Episode #90. 12-27-1997. Comedy Newsreader (Joan Oliver). 117494 1990 Birds of a Feather: You Pays Yer Money T Episode #15. 10-25-1990 TV Reporter (Alec Sabin). 117495 1973 Birds of Prey T SVD 534 Radio Traffic Reporter. World War II ace turns traffic reporter for Salt Lake City radio station (Harry Walker-Janssen), witnesses a bank robbery and has aerial duel with gang. Harry Walker (David Janssen) 117496 2001 Birds of Prey N Jance, J.A. Journalist, nosy, aboard a luxury cruise ship. 117497 1987 Birds of Prey (aka Beaks - The Movie) M Cardona, Jr. Rene (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Vanessa (Michelle Johnson) for MegaVision who, with photographer Peter (Christopher Atkins) investigates attacks by birds on humans. Attacks reportedly take place all over the world although everyone interviewed speaks English. Vanessa tries to assert her authority over Peter, but also has an affair with him. She has a running fight with her boss about wanting to be assigned to hard news stories. Boss' own journalistic judgment is questionable, since he concludes that because the bird attacks are starting to occur all over the country they are no longer news. Boss: "It'll be great copy. The attack of the killer chickens. You do that kind of stuff well." TV Reporter: "I majored in journalism in college, not animal husbandry. Give me some news to cover." Boss: "Soon. These specialty items get good response and our audiences enjoy watching you do them." TV Reporter: "Enjoy watching me make a fool out of myself." Boss: "Just do this one. I'll get you some hard news to cover, I promise you." 117498 2002 Birds of Prey: Premiere T Episode #2. 10-9-2002 Newscaster (Maria Quiban). 117499 2002 Birds of Prey: Unaired Pilot T Episode #1. Newscaster (Maria Quiban). 117500 1963 Birds, The M DVD -R HQ 4641, 4642, 4643. DVD. L Hitchcock Radio Newscast. Hitchcock: Car radio news broadcast that attacking birds are now heading for Santa Rosa, H's favorite prototype of gentle Americana 117501 0001 Birds, The P COPY Aristophanes 414 B.C. Herald: "Hearken, ye people!" Messenger is filled with news. 117502 1994 Birds' II, The: Land's End M L Maurier, Daphne du (Story). Ken and Jim Wheat, Robert Eisele (Teleplay) Ness Book Editor Frank (James Naughton) of The Island Weekly, once an accomplished photographer and covered combat in places like Belfast and the Middle East, but not settles for reporting small-town events. May (Chelsea Feld) comes with her family to the island to install a computer system for the local newspaper. Editor enables May and her family to escape in his boat from the birds, while he stays behind to photograph the feathered attack. 117503 1992 Birkenstraße N Appeldorn, Werner van Germany TV Journalist 117504 1964 Birth Control: How? DT NBC TV Newsman David Brinkley 117505 2006 Birth Day Live! DT Correspondents Rea Blakey, Kathy Fowler, Steve Salvatore. Host Jane Clayson. 117506 1979 Birth of the Beatles M Reporter (Harry Ditson). Reporter (Colette Hiller). Reporter (Christopher Muncke). Reporter (Pat Starr). Reporter (Matt Zimmerman). 117507 1983 Birth, Life and Death of an Underground Newspaper, The SS OWN - H Bukowski, Charles In "Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories, The." Newspapers. Open Pussy newspaper. Joe Hyams is on the newspaper. 117508 1959 Birthday Boy, The N Hine, Al Blakelee PR Public Relations Man Jerry McMann, a masterful PR man regarded as a genius in his field, who has long worked with Hollywood clientele, is honored with a 50th birthday party, a which his wife, friends, associates and clients reminisce about his life. 117509 1957 Birthday Present, The M Photographer (Thorley Walters) 117510 1999 Births, Marriages and Deaths MT Photographer (Richard Albrecht). 117511 1994 Bis dann N Quadflieg, Roswitha Germany Journalist 117512 1995 Bishojo senshi Sailor Moon Super S: Makoto's Friendship! A Girl Who Adores a Pegasus C Episode #7. 5-13-1995 News Media. Editor #1 (Atsushi Kisaichi - Voice). 117513 2003 Bishojo Senshi Sailor Moon: Act 10 T Episode #10. 12-6-2003 News Media. Reporter (Mika Iwaki). 117514 2004 Bishojo Senshi Sailor Moon: Act 15 T Episode #15. 1-17-2004 News Media. News Anchorwoman (Reiko Maki). 117515 1992 Bishojo senshi Sera Mun: Usagi vs. Rei? A Nightmare in Dreamland C Episode #10. 5-23-1992 Reporter (Kazunari Tanaka - Voice). 117516 1855 Bishop Blougram's Apology PO OWN - H - USC Browning, Robert In "Robert Browning's Poetry." Journalist. Apology means a formal defense of one's beliefs or actions. Blougram is a fictitious Roman Catholic bishop speaking in the presence of a hostile agnostic journalist intent on exposing him as a hypocrite. Setting is London, early 1850s. Journalist and Bishop agree to have dinner together. The Bishop senses the journalist despises him. 117517 1940 Bishop: 10,001 Motives for Murder SM Blassingame, Wyatt (aka William B. Rainey) Black Mask ,Aug, 1940, Vol. 23, No. 4, pp. 104-127 Journalist Bishop, a political writer on Southern newspaper, returns. Known as "The Bishop." 117518 1940 Bishop: Some Call It Murder SM Blassingame, Wyatt (aka William B. Rainey) Black Mask, Jan. 1940, Vol. 22, No. 10, pp. 6-23. Journalist Bishop is a political writer on Southern newspaper. Known as "The Bishop." Sixtyish and peg-legged. First story in the series. 117519 2009 Bishop’s Daughter, The N Warren, Tiffany L. Freelance Journalist Darrin Bainbridge is trying to break his big story. He is your typical playboy in need of love, but he’s not ready yet. After a visit from his mother, Bainbridge gets an idea. He has heard all kinds of stories about “Hollywood” ministers who hold their church services on television, live in nice houses, drive nice cars, and have lots of money and women. Darris is disgusted by it all especially when his mother Priscilla starts shouting praises for an Atlanta Bishop. Darrin decides to go to Atlanta, become a member of the bishop’s church, and expose him for the hustling fraud that he believes he is. He just never planned on falling in love with the Bishop’s daughter. 117520 1987 Bishop's Gambit, Declined NM Haynes, Conrad News Media 117521 1972 Bisquit Position, The SSF PVL Wolfe, Bernard In "Again, Dangerous Visions: 48 Original Stories Edited by Harlan Ellison." From "Monitored Dreams and Strategic Cremations: 1: The Bisquit Position." Reporter Blake Arborow "Five correspondents ducked the napalm assignment before the network brought me back from Sinai, I wanted to duck it, too." A transmitting belt. 117522 1915 Bit O'Heaven M Newsgirls. Two little girls selling newspapers 117523 1989 Bit of a Do, A: White Wedding, The T UK. Episode #1. 1-13-1989 Photographer (Saul Jephcott). 117524 1917 Bit of Kindling, A M Press 117525 2002 Bitch Goddess: Novel, A N Rodi, Robert Freelance Writer E. Manfred Harry is hired to write the memoirs a former B-movie sleaze queen currently riding new heights of fame. The more he interviews her and tries to reconcile the snowballing discrepancies, the more she puts him off, making her an enigma wrapped in hot mystery. Add to this a $10 million lawsuit from an injured paparazzo. Included are newspaper clippings, fan-magazine puffery, theater and film reviews. 117526 2003 Bite N Tosh, C.J. (Entertainment Weekly Senior Writer Rebecca Ascher-Walsh and former Fortune Senior Editor Erik Torkells pseudonym) Magazine Writer Samantha, a posh writer for the showbiz weekly Star Face and her gay buddy Torn, an editor at the finance magazine Profit. 117527 1975 Bite the Bullet M L. SVD 621 Reporter (Robert Donner). Turn-of-the-century frontier newspaper sponsors a 700-mile horse race across the Badlands. Reporter (Robert Donner). 117528 2008 Biting the Apple N Leigh, Jo Included in “Destination: Marriage: Trouble in Paradise/Biting the Apple/A Venetian Affair Aspiring Journalist Trish Avalon has just won a fantasy wedding in Manhattan, but there’s a small problem. Trish isn’t engaged. Getting to New York is her dream though, so she’ll convince her high school sweetheart to b e her groom -- just for the week. 117529 1985 Bits and Pieces M News Reporter (Michael Mandeville) 117530 1994 Bitte nicht stören N Knauer, Sebastian Germany Journalist 117531 2004 Bitter Bierce: Or the Fiction We Call Grief P Wellman, Mac One-Man Show Journalist Ambrose Bierce (John Billingsley), his life and career. Bierce short story writer, influential critic and newspaper columnist, poet, political activist and veteran soldier for whom the Civil War was a watershed. Caustic diatribes earned him the appellation "Bitter Bierce" from disgruntled peers. Bierce is laceratingly funny, epigrammist of first water who remained heroically mordant in the face of great personal tragedy -- untimely deaths of both of his sons. Journalist Ambrose Bierce. Life and work of Ambrose Bierce who worked as a journalist in New York and London and disappeared in Mexico in 1914, while tracking the exploits of Pancho Villa. Author of "The Devil's Dictionary." 117532 1998 Bitter Inheritance, A N Benedict, Clare Weinberg List Journalist 117533 1930 Bitter Tea of General Yen, The M VHS 1035 Frank Capra Film Shanghai Newspapers 117534 1999 Bittersweet N Steel, Danielle Photojournalist India Taylor gave up her career 14 years ago to dedicate herself to raising four children in New York suburb of Westport, Conn. But she misses her job. Her spirit hungers for a little more career. Her husband forbids her to do even an occasional photo assignment. Her dad is a prizewinning photojournalist who died in action and India doesn't want her children growing up without both parents as she did. She meets a Wall Street tycoon married to a bestselling author who is killed. Will she leave her family or stay in a safe familiar place? 117535 2000 Bittersweet Love, A NR Sims, Janice Photojournalist Teddy (Theodora) Riley is trying to obtain a staff position at a prestigious magazine. She is assigned to interview a reclusive writer who is in Ireland attending a friend's wedding and writing his next book. People think they are husband and wife because she has to stay at his house and he doesn't want to ruin her image. They end up falling for each other. Riley has been lost at love because of a selfish husband who at first put his career before his love for Teddy and parenthood and then later tried to complicate her life with a custody battle over their son. 117536 2006 Bittersweet Surrender NR Sheridan, Barbara Newspaper Editor Star McNamara would like nothing better than to see all non-Indian “intruders” ejected from the Indian Territory in 1892. Lawman Jason Hillhouse is every bit as independent and proud of his heritage as Star, but he believes women belong at home and that the future of the Choctaw Nation lies in obtaining United States citizenship. Although at odds since childhood, Star can’t deny the sizzling attraction that pulls them together, but will Jason take her heart or break it? 117537 1928 Bixiou's Pocket-Book SS UCLA Daudet, Alphonse Press 117538 2001 Bizarre Lust of a Sexual Deviant C Sineca, Zert News Media. Male News Reporter Voice (Zert Sineca). Female News Reporter Voice (Veronica Vallejo). Prowler is on the loose in the city. Stalks women, chloroforms then and then molests them when they are unconscious. 117539 2008 Bizzaro: Parody TV Anchors CS OWN TV Anchors at desk with a two-year-old girl. Panel: “Ever wonder why the world was created? When we come back, we’ll talk live with a local 2-year-old who says it’s all for her. 117540 1970 Bjurra MF TV Reporter (Johannes Eckhoff) 117541 2000 Black M Photographer (Jason Nelson). 117542 1950 Black Hand M Editor (Vincent Renno). 117543 1977 Black Ambition T News Media. Docudrama on former White House counsel John Dean 117544 1973 Black and Blue: Secrets T Episode #1. 8-14-1973 Commentator (Kenneth Wolstenholme). 117545 1973 Black and Blue: Soap Opera in Stockwell T Episode #5. 9-11-1973 Reporter (Tony Robinson). 117546 2000 Black and White M Documentarian (Brooke Shields) 117547 1999 Black and White M Newscaster (Richard Rose) 117548 2008 Black and White and Dead All Over NM Darnton, John Author is an award-winning journalist who worked for 40 years for The New York Times as a reporter, foreign correspondent and editor. He won two George Polk awards and the Pulitzer Prize and best-selling novelist. Investigative Reporter Jude Hurley of the New York Globe is asked to look into the murder of the assistant managing editor, Theodore S. Ratnoff, found dead with the spike that he’d wielded to kill stories hammered into his chest in the offices of the Globe, a major newspaper struggling to stay afloat amid ever-decreasing readership, circulation and stock value. The killer could be any number of Globe employees who have been humiliated by the tyrannical Ratnoff over the years. Aided by an enigmatic female New York Police Department detective, the Globe’s clever, rebellious reporter begins the daunting task of exonerating a laundry list of suspects including a reporter suspected of plagiarism, a bumbling publisher, a disgraced steely executive editor fired for “faulty Iraq reporting,” and a rival newspaper tycoon named Lester Moloch, an unscrupulous New Zealand-born media mogul who has big plans for a takeover of the paper. When the Globe’s gossip columnist and food critic turn up dead, the case suddenly becomes more complicated and dangerous. The villain is ultimately undone by a penchant for cliche. Being a psychopathic killer is one thing, but at the Globe hackneyed writing is the real crime. 117549 2005 Black Angel, The N Connolly, John Art Critic 117550 2005 Black August M Reporter (Fred Pitts) 117551 1933 Black Beauty M Reporter (Eddie Fetherston) 117552 1986 Black Board MF Japan News Media. New Reporter (Shin Takuma). 117553 2000 Black Book, White Deaths SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The, July, 2000 Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 117554 1998 Black Brook, The N Drury, Tom Journalist Paul Nash of the Ashland (Rhode Island) Sun was an accountant in 1989 in Rhode Island, got into trouble with the local crime syndicate and he and his wife went into the Witness Relocation Program. But he can't escape the lure of the past. He leaves his wife to return to rural Connecticut and quickly secures a newspaper swing shift at the Sun as well as the affection of his ex-best friend's wife. He investigates the death of a teacher who may have committed suicide. He's tracked down by the mob and promised his life if he'll agree to steal a valuable painting from London's Tate Gallery. He has the painting copied to dupe the mobsters. 117555 2006 Black Butterfly M Cueto, Alonso (Based on His Novel). Tabloid Journalist conspires with a school teacher to assassinate the brutal official responsible for her fiancé's murder right before the fall of Peru's President Alberto Fujimori in 2000. 117556 1973 Black Caesar M DVD -R HQ 8495, 8496 Newspapers. African-American hoodlum rises to the top fighting racism and corrupt police and politicians. 117557 1931 Black Camel, The M PR Press Agent Jimmy Bradshaw (Robert Young) Romances Julie O'Neil (Sally Eilers) in this zany Charlie Chan film 117558 1959 Black Chapel (aka Geheimaktion schwarze Kapelle) M Germany - Ness News Media 117559 2006 Black Christmas M DVD -R HQ 10704, 10705 News Media. News Reporter (Jill Teed). Weather Girl (Peggy Jo Jacobs). 117560 1940 Black Cinema -- Journalists Montage M SVDSP 724 African-American Journalists in movies 117561 1919 Black Circle, The M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Lucy Baird (Jack Drumier) and Andrew MacTavish Ferguson (Creighton Hale) work for a New York newspaper and are fired after they trade assignments and the article he writes (attributed to her) criticizes the political party backing the paper. Together they oppose liquor smugglers, a crooked prosecutor and a mysterious group called the Black Riders. Variety, 10/24/19: "The scenes in the metropolitan newspaper office, where the story opens, are well depicted in some respects…." "…especially the lay-out of the 'city room.' Even the mischievous office boy is brought in to pull off a prank or two. But the character portrayals of the city and managing editor are not real and a bit too harsh." 117562 2004 Black Cloud M DVD -R HQ 7121, 7122 Schroder, Rick Reporter #1 Sunny Knox (Sunny Doench). Reporter #2 (Jeff Ham). 117563 2004 Black Clouds M Short News Media. Female Reporter (Marie Jeffries - Voice). Older Male Reporter (Hugh Lambe - Voice). 117564 1913 Black Comet, The SSF Clausen, J. Earl Press 117565 2006 Black Dahlia, The M DVD -R HQ 10806, 10807, 10809 (Mislabeled 10812) News Media. 117566 2009 Black Dawn, The M News Anchor (Kelsey Scott). 117567 1941 Black Death, The R Cunningham, Frank In "One Hundred Non-Royalty Radio Plays." Correspondents Tom Bradley and Jim Dunn 117568 1940 Black Diamonds M Robins, Sam (Story). Clarence Upson Young, Robins (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent Walter Norton (Richard Arlen) who returns to his hometown before taking an overseas assignment. When his father is injured in a blast, Norton decides to look into charges of unsafe conditions at the local mines. Joins workers so he can investigate. He's arrested while trying to stop one of the disgruntled workers from blowing up the mine. While in jail, his sister hears mine owner bribing state inspector. Nurse who was the reporter's high school sweetheart gets reporter transferred to hospital so he can escape. He and miner trap the state inspector in the tunnels and threaten to set off an explosion unless he admits to taking the bribe. They become trapped also, but the miner's dynamite fails to explode. Inspector confesses and the government takes control of the mine. Editor Phillips (Henry Roquemore). 117569 1966 Black Dragon of Manzanar (aka G-Men vs. The Black Dragon) MT Original Serial - Chapter Play 0 re-edited into a feature film for TV Radio Newscaster (Norman Nesbitt). 117570 1988 Black Eagle M Newscaster (John Suda) 117571 1992 Black Echo, The NM Connelly, Michael Harry Bosch Novel News Media. LAPD Detective Harry Bosch must walk the line between criminals and crooked cops following the death of an old war buddy. Best First Mystery. 117572 1991 Black Empire N Schuyler, George Samuel Reporter Carl Slater, a Harlem reporter, discovers a secret Black organization 117573 1992 Black Fire N MLPL Fox, Stuart Investigative Reporter Doyle Mulligan 117574 1938 Black Flag, The N OWN Romains, Jules Press 117575 1995 Black Fox: Good Men and Bad MT Editor Jason Hicks (Alan Shearman), Medicine Lodge Kansas Newspaper. 117576 1940 Black Friday M SVD 1143 Lugosi Reporter to Whom Ernst Gives His Notes (James Craig). Newspaper File Attendant (Edward McWade). 117577 2004 Black Friday M Interviewer. Newstrack Interviewer (Loveleen Mishra). 117578 2008 Black Friday M Reporter (Ethan Terra) 117579 1935 Black Fury M DVD -R HQ 4224, 4225 News Media. Newspapers. Headlines. Reporters and Photographers greet miner who comes out of the mine after strike is settled. Newsreel Man (Don Brodie). 117580 1974 Black Godfather, The M Newscaster (Tom Scott) 117581 1983 Black Gold, Red Death NW Cameron, Lou News Media 117582 1950 Black Hand, The M DVD -R 1610. VHS 1252 (Beginning Only) Editor (Vincent Renno) 117583 1903 Black Hands, The SSF Paine, Albert Bigelow Press 117584 2008 Black Hats NW Culhane, Patrick Sportswriter Bat Masterson traded in his shooting iron for a sportswriter’s pen. The world has changed around Wyatt Earp since his glory days as a lawman in the wide-open towns of the Western frontier. Now in his golden years, he’s a private detective in Los Angeles -- and the mistress of his late partner Doc Holliday wants him to help turn Doc’s errant son away from the shady path he’s chosen to walk in New York City. And there’s another good reason for Earp to mount an iron horse headed for the wild, wild East: a reunion with his old friend Masterson. But a new breed of big city badmen roars in the 1920s -- organized cold-blooded killers toting machine guns instead of six-shooters. And in the midst of the Jazz Age glitter, two aging, legendary enforcers could be headed for their final showdown with a brutal, hot-headed young gangster -- named Al Capone. 117585 1976 Black Heat (aka Murder Gang, The) M African-American TV Reporter Stephanie (Tanya Boyd) keeps getting in the way of a streetwise Las Vegas cop who is out to shut down an upscale hotel that is a front for illegal activities. The gang boss is running everything from gunrunning to loan-sharking to prostitution and drug-dealing. The beautiful but nosy reporter wants the story. 117586 1979 Black Hole, The M DVD -R HQ 9185, 9186 Ness Journalist Harry Booth (Ernest Borgnine) is a coward. 117587 2006 Black Hole, The MT News Media. Anchor #1 (Rod Bernsen). Anchor #2 (Susan Wood). White House Cameraman (David M. Walk). 117588 1943 Black Hood, The R Press 117589 1986 Black Ice NM OWN - H Dunne, Colin Journalist Sam Craven flies to Reykjavik undercover. 117590 1993 Black Ice, The NM Connelly, Michael Harry Bosch Novel News Media. Harry Bosch investigates the drug-trafficking underworlds of inner-city Los Angeles and the wastelands of Mexico. 117591 1968 Black Journal DT Host Tony Brown 117592 1984 Black Knight in Red Square NM Kaminsky, Stuart Correspondent, a Pulitzer Prize-winning American journalist, is poisoned to death at the Moscow Film Festival along with two Soviet businessmen and a Japanese visitor. At the same night. All in the same hotel. International organization of terrorists have launched its most murderous offensive against both East and West. Foreigners continue to die at an alarming rate in a huge embarrassment the Kremlin can ill afford. 117593 1936 Black Legion M SVD 1373 Reporters (Carlyle Moore, Jr., Dennis Moore, Milt Kibbee). March of Time Voice (Frederich Lindsley). News Commentator (Emmett Vogan). 117594 1936 Black Legion SS OWN - P Anderson, Lars Saucy Romantic Adventures, October 1936. In “The Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps,” edited by Otto Penzler, pp. 1046-1057. Newspaper headlines. “Black Legion Definitely Doomed!.” Story included in short story. 117595 1998 Black Light M TV Journalist (Stephanie Knight Thomas) 117596 1996 Black Light N Hunter, Stephen Journalist Russell “Pye” Pewtie’s father is ambushed. Forty years ago, Bob Lee’s father, Earl, an Arkansas lawman, was killed in a shootout with a convict and this is somehow related to the recent ambush of Pewtie’s father. There’s a mystery surrounding the death, and Pye, a journalist, asks Lee, a professional sniper, to travel with him to Arkansas to investigate. Someone doesn’t want them waking the dead and is more than willing to scare them off with a little gunplay. But Bob Lee, a sniper by trade, isn’t skittish about gunplay, and the pair press on with research and interviews to find out what really happened that fateful day. 117597 1996 Black Lightning N Saul, John Journalist Ann Jeffers pursues serial killer in Seattle Reporter Anne Jeffers goes after a copycat killer when she suspects that the wrong man was put to death 117598 1964 Black Like Me M L Griffin, John Ward (Book). Gerda Lerner, Carl Lerner (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapermen. Blacks in American Film. Ness Book Freelance Magazine Writer John Finley Horton (James Whitmore) convinces Magazine Publisher Eli Carr (Clifton James) of his idea to pass for black so he can do a series of articles for Black and Tan Magazine. Publisher expresses concern. When he sees writer's determination to do the articles, he agrees. Accomplishes transformation through combination of pills and sunlamp. After six weeks of living with black identity, journalist begins to break down. Goes to see Newspaper Editor Ed Saunders (Robert Gerriner) asking him to take him back into the white world. Editor convinces him to go back on the road. Ph.D. student asks to interview him, but only seems interested in questioning him about sex. Stays with black family who get upset when he admits he's white. Journalist admits he has no idea whether articles will have any impact. Real journalists include Paul Coates, Dave Garroway and Mike Wallace. "It’s a scoop. But it's much too dangerous. You've got to forget it…Johnny, will you do me one favor?" "Yeah." "Don't get yourself killed." 117599 1938 Black Limelight M Reporter (Dan Tobin) 117600 1987 Black Magic M-66 (aka Buraku majikku M-66) M Japan - Ness - Anime Jump! TV Reporter discovers that two killer androids are running loose and have marked a little girl for murder Divorced, hard-boiled female reporter named Sybil rushing to save the girl No training and no support. Just a reporter's nose for news. 117601 1935 Black Mask M UK Only Press 117602 1994 Black Money N Thomas, Michael M. Financial Reporter Lee Boynton and her associate Barney Clagel work to solve a series of murders involved in sources of laundered funds using the U.S. financial system to deposit their billions in profits from illegal operations. They hire a former Wall Street wizard to investigate a supercomputer with files from banks and law enforcement agencies around the world. This is the key to a web of electronic fraud where trillions of dollars are at stake. Boynton is a brainy, zaftig, 30ish heiress, co-publisher and sole angel of Washington-based Capitol Steps, a muckraking review with a small but influential readership. She gets a tip on some odd megabuck cash flows through a troubled bank in Northern California. She and the Wall Street wizard discover they're on the twisty trail of a criminal enterprise to legitimate Colombian drug lords' money, terrorists' slush funds, and other illegal sources of revenue. 117603 2000 Black October MT Editor (Claude Ryan-Himself), Le Devoir 117604 1917 Black Orchids M AFI-Authors Writer 117605 1924 Black Oxen M DVD -R HQ 6606 AFI-Playwrights Drama Critic Clavering (Conway Tearle) gets entrapped in a love triangle. Rejuvenated woman leaves her lover, a drama critic (Conway Tearle) for younger rivals 117606 1923 Black Oxen NM OWN - H - MLPL Atherton, Gertrude Franklin Horn Press 117607 1944 Black Parachute, The M News Commentators (Neal Reagan, Herbert Lytton). 117608 1989 Black Pegasus N Polson, Rodney News Media 117609 1973 Black Perspective on the News DT African-American Journalists interviewed newsmakers for Philadelphia's WHYY-TV, Reginald Bryant moderator 117610 2000 Black Projects N Shinkman, Ron Journalist Mel Robbins’ star-crossed journalism career has led to obscurity in Southern California’s high desert, covering the killings of people who possess far more children than teeth. But Mel’s personal demons go into overdrive after the execution-style murder of a close friend and colleague. He’s prodded to chase after a potential Pulitzer Prize-winning story, even at the risk of earning his very own bullet to the back of the head. A twisted trail of downed airplanes, meth dealers and suspicious cops leads Mel to his polar opposite, revered former astronaut Matt Mulhearn. But Mulhearn’s got a few demons of his own. One is the troubled spy aircraft program that’s keeping Mulhearn Aviation afloat. The other is Ishmael Dark, the happy-go-lucky assassin who has negotiated both pension benefits and a company car. Together they place Mel in a publish-or-perish world, racing to meet what could be his final deadline. No wonder Mel Robins is a world-class wisecracker. 117611 1991 Black Rainbow M SV 99 Hodges, Mike (Screenplay) Reporter Gary Wallace (Tom Hulce) of the Oakville B interested in seer who accurately predicts a series of violent deaths. Arrives at the scene of a murder in which the psychic had a vision. Victim tagged by hit man because he was going to blow the whistle on unsafe conditions at the plant where he worked. Reporter's boss tells him to interview the psychic. Father tells her not to say anything in front of "the gutter press." Reporter brings a bottle of booze to the father's hotel room to get him to talk. Reporter, even though he makes a reference to being married, goes to bed with psychic. Tries to get information from her. Begins to believe in psychic abilities after she predicts deaths of several people and fire occurs at power plant. Hit man, while shooting at vision, kills father. Reporter secretly photographs psychic. Photographs developed, no images of psychic on them. He returns to her house to wait for her return. Reporter presented as skeptical character whose own beliefs are called into question. Editor Geoff McBain (Ed Grady). Editor Jay Chatwiin (Rick Warner). TV Reporter (Chuck Kinlaw). 117612 1954 Black Rider, The M UK Only Reporter and amateur biker investigate a mysterious hooded figure on a motorbike. They discover crooks hiding out in a ruined castle with atomic sabotage on their minds. 117613 1996 Black Scorpion II: Aftershock M TV Newswoman Bonita Bradley (Christina Solis), KRCA News 8 117614 2001 Black Scorpion: Blinded by the Light T SVD 882 Episode Photojournalist (Alan Scotti), aggressive photojournalist becomes the villainous Flashpoint when his attempts to catch Black Scorpion on film backfire 117615 1867 Black Sheep N Yates Press 117616 1996 Black Sheep M Reporter (LaRita Shelby). TV Reporter (Laura Weekes). Anchor Woman (Karen Kahn-Card). 117617 1947 Black Sheep of Whitehall, The M Journalist (Roddy Hughes). Radio Interviewer (Leslie Mitchell). 117618 1977 Black Sheep Squadron: T SV 272 Episode Publisher. Newspaper publisher-father 117619 1977 Black Sheep Squadron: Five the Hard Way (aka Baa Baa Black Sheep: Five the Hard Way) T SVD 951 Episode Publisher. French is put under pressure by his newspaper-publishing father (Kenneth Mars) to make the fifth kill that will make him flying ace 117620 1978 Black Sheep Squadron: Sheep in the Limelight T Episode. 3-30-1978 News Media 117621 2008 Black Silk Road N Wise, Janet French Journalist is found dead in a Karachi hotel and leaves behind a young American widow who takes a foreign-service post in New Delhi in an attempt to bury his ghost. She begins an affair with a young Pakistan BBC Journalist that launches her into a dangerous suspense-filled journey that revisits the forming of Al Qaeda and glimpses into a horrific future event in 2001. She is thrown into the heart of geopolitical struggles set against a backdrop of nuclear detonations, embassy bombings, and missile strikes on terrorist camps. 117622 1977 Black Silk Stockings M Photographer (John Leslie). 117623 2000 Black Strawberries M Short - Drama Editor (Max Hartman). 117624 1977 Black Sunday M TV News Reporter (Hal Fishman). TV Cameraman (Hunter von Leer). 117625 1945 Black Tarn NM Wilson, P.W. Press 117626 1936 Black Thunder N Bontemps, Arna Printer Monsieur Creuzot, a Richmond printer who sympathizes with the slaves. 117627 2005 Black Tide N Carver, Caroline Journalist India Kane agrees to accompany the Greenpeace ship Sundancer in its pursuit of a whaling fleet, but she has no idea what awaits her. Buffeted by high winds and blinded by freezing fog, the ship didn't see the huge tanker bearing down on them. Eight crew members are killed including one of India's closest friends. The tanker that rammed Sundancer is unregistered -- a ghost ship untraceable and unaccountable. India is determined to bring the owner of the vessel to justice. Her investigation takes her from the freezing Southern Ocean to the baking outback of western Australia where corruption, greed and betrayal go hand in hand. 117628 2004 Black Tie Nights Erotica: Internal Affairs T DVD -R HQ 1965 Adult Book Critic John goes out on an erotic blind date with a romantic novelist whose work he has panned. 117629 1990 Black Tie Only N OWN - P Fenton, Julia TV Journalists Jette and Mary Lee found fame in television and journalism. 117630 1954 Black Tuesday M News Media. Reporter Frank Carson (Jack Kelly) and Reporter. Joey Stewart (Warren Stevens) are among reporters gathered at death house. Reporters at Electrocution (James Bacon, Arthur Batanides, Franklyn Farnum, Thomas Browne Henry). Newspaperman (Richard H. Cutting). Newspaper Editor (Kenneth Patterson). Voice of Radio Broadcaster (Carleton Young). Vicious gangster pulls off a daring prison escape just moments before going to die in the electric chair. 117631 2007 Black Watch P Burke, Gregory Writer (Paul Higgins) ventures into a saloon to interview surviving members of a squad that backed up the U.S. assault on Falouja, Iraq. 117632 2009 Black Water Transit M Cameraman (Roger J. Timber). Shipment of illegal firearms and a double homicide bring together criminals, cops and lawyers. 117633 1929 Black Waters M Willard, John (Play - "Fog." Dialogue, Continuity and Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Reporter Jimmy Darcy (Robert Ames) is found tied up on a boat to which a group of strangers have been invited for a houseboat party. Guests are told they will be killed one by one. They find the mooring line has been cut and they dare drifting out to sea. Reporter is among those who are murdered before the mystery is solved. 117634 1987 Black Widow M News Media. Reporter (Donegan Smith) for the Herald. Federal Investigator Alexandra "Alex" Barnes (Debra Winger) tracks down gold digging woman who moves from husband to husband, kills them and collects the inheritance. She poses as a reporter to get information and also uses reporters for information. 117635 1948 Black Widow, The M 13 chapters. Serial - To Be Continued. Reporter Joyce Winters (Virginia Lindley) of Daily Clarion works with detective to solve killings. The Daily Chronicle hires a criminologist to investigate the deaths of associates of an inventor who has developed an atomic rocket engine. Reporter assists criminologist. Editor J.M. Walker (Gene Roth). First Reporter at Demonstration (Jerry Jerome). Second Reporter at Demonstration (Dick Gordon). 117636 2006 Black Widower MT News Media. Vapid Reporter (Jerri Southcott). 117637 2008 Black Will Shoot N Washington, Jesse Magazine Writer Marquis “Marq” Wise in New York City is a talented, ambitious young writer with a good life, a gorgeous girlfriend -- and the inescapable feeling that something is missing. When he’s offered a job at Fever, his favorite hip-hop magazine, Marq finally realizes just what that is. Now he can uncover the real, gritty stories -- unless his older brother, Dontay, a one-hit wonder producer turned crack smoker, ruins everything. As Marq immerses himself in his beloved hip-hop, his world slowly collides with Dontay’s and both begin to unravel. And the more Marq discovers about the gangsters and criminals who really run the rap game, the deeper and deadlier the danger. Wise has just done a cover story about the murder of Large, a hip-hop star turned Oscar winner. The story helps him land a dream job at the hip-hop magazine Fever. Marq is also fortunate to have Holliday Watkins, a gorgeous lawyer, as his sweetie. 117638 2003 Black-eyed M Short Photographer (Oriah Lonsdale). 117639 1951 Black-Eyed Stranger, The NM OWN - P Armstrong, Charlotte Crime Reporter Sam Lynch 117640 1962 Black! Dark Messenger, The N Cooper, Clarence, Jr. In "Black!: Three Short Novels" published in 1997 African-American Reporter discovers that truth and justice are no match for the next handout from the corrupt powers that be. Autobiographical novel. Young, very dark-skinned reporter for a popular "Negro paper" is sickened to learn of the corruption and dishonesty at every level of the media business. 117641 1999 Blackadder Back & Forth M Royal Reporter (Jennie Bond) 117642 2003 Blackball M News Media. Local News Reporter (Emma Amos). Reporter Dave (Neil Conrich). Journalist #1 (Julian Rivett). Journalist #2 (Barry Woolgar). TV Director (Vic Reeves). Young Buck Reporter (David Schneider). 117643 1968 Blackbeard's Ghost M TV Commentator (Elliott Reid) 117644 1992 Blackbelt M Reporter (Seana Arthur-Mahoney) 117645 1993 Blackbelt II M TV News Announcer (Don Curry). 117646 1998 Blackbird Singing NM Amberg, Jay TV Anchor Monique Jones-Walker is a high-profile, glamorous television news reporter who is married to a Chicago Bulls superstar. Their daughter is kidnapped by a deranged Internet fanatic with a past as an abused child and a thirst for vengeance. Ace TV Reporter "Pit Bull" Bollinger, an amoral, ambitious TV journalist seeks stardom through news bits and is manipulated by the computer wizard. Television reporters cover false leads. 117647 2005 Blackbird Sisters: Cross Your Heart and Hope To Die NM Martin, Nancy #4 Blackbird Sisters Mysteries Society Reporter Nora Blackbird of the Philadelphia Intelligencer. Soon after the unveiling of the most miraculous bra in fashion history, Nora's boss is found trussed up in pantyhose and shot execution-style. To find the killer, she must shadow the most glamorous suspects in Philadelphia. Trio of hot-blooded bluebloods with a flair for fashion and solving crime. 117648 2003 Blackbird Sisters: Dead Girls Don't Wear Diamonds NM Martin, Nancy #2 Blackbird Sisters Mystery Society Reporter Nora Blackbird of the Philadelphia Intelligencer. Keeping Blackbird Farm is important to Nora. She sells some acreage to a mobster's son who built a used car lot on the property and works as a society columnist to help pay the bills. Nora finds out the wife of her college sweetheart committed suicide by drowning herself in the family pool. 117649 2006 Blackbird Sisters: Have Your Cake and Kill Him Too NM Martin, Nancy #5 Blackbird Sisters Mysteries Society Columnist Nora Blackbird of Philadelphia seems to have a knack for being at the wrong place at the wrong time. She is one of three sisters Blackbird (Emma and Libby). Crime Reporter Richard D'eath A dirty old man is found dead, an arrow shot through his heart. The real question is the paternity of the baby Nora is carrying and whether she is really, truly, finally through with her hunky, but oh-so-dangerous lover, Michael Abruzzo. Or is the father a new love interest, Crime Reporter Richard D'eath? Libby is trying to recruit Nora and Emma to pose nude for a fund-raising calendar and Emma has a mysterious new job. 117650 2002 Blackbird Sisters: How To Murder a Millionaire NM Martin, Nancy #1 Blackbird Sisters Mysteries Society Reporter Nora Blackbird of the Intelligencer works with Powerful Society Columnist Kitty Keough, a woman journalist hated throughout the city. Nora's Uncle Rory Pendergast owns the newspaper and got her the job. When Nora Blackbird's parents skipped town and left her with a property tax bill for two million, she found herself in dire need of a paycheck. So the former debutante finds work as the society page columnist for a Philly paper. She's happy to reclaim her place within the city's elite -- until her first part assignment sends her stumbling -- upon the murdered body of the host. Nora's sisters -- sexy Emma and flaky Libby -- complicate matters as Nora investigates. Meanwhile, son of a rumored New Jersey crime boss is pursuing Nora with bone-melting come-ons she can barely resist. 117651 2004 Blackbird Sisters: Some Like It Lethal: NM Martin, Nancy #3 Blackbird Sisters Mysteries Society Reporter Nora Blackbird of the Philadelphia Intelligencer continues her first real job as assistant to the Society Editor of the local newspaper. She attends various society functions, many of which she was routinely invited to in her "former life" -- before she had to go to work. The only difference now is that she has to write a review and e-mail it to the editor. Husband of a wealthy dog food heiress is found bludgeoned to death at an exclusive hunt club. Nora's sister, Emma, is the main suspect. 117652 2001 Blackbird’s Song, The N Thorne, Nicola Aspiring Journalist Peg Hallan is 21 years old in 1924 and has come to London from rural Dorset to carve a career for herself in the busy world of Fleet Street journalism. She is sharing a flat with her eldest sister Verity, a hospital nursing sister, who is determined to protect her young charge from the temptations offered by the big city. But Peg is pretty, spirited and adventurous, divided by her loyalty to her family and their strict, conventional morality, and a yearning to experience all that the vast and exciting metropolis has to offer. 117653 1944 Blackbirds on the Lawn N Morton, J Press 117654 1986 Blacke's Magic MT News Producer (Charles Lanyer). 117655 1986 Blacke's Magic T Series. News Producer (Charles Lanyer). Magician and his con-man father solve mysteries using a combination of sleight of hand and con games. 117656 1986 Blacke's Magic: Breathing Room (Pilot) T Fischer, Peter, Richard Levinson and William Link Episode #1. 1-5-1986 News Media. News Producer (Charles Lanyer). 117657 1986 Blacke's Magic: Death Goes to Movies T Fischer, Peter Episode News Media 117658 1986 Blacke's Magic: Ten Tons of Trouble T Episode News Media 117659 1989 Blackeyes MT Miniseries Photographer (Peter Guinness). 117660 2004 BlackJack: Sweet Science MT Newsreader (Anne Fullwood). 117661 2008 Blacklight Blue Lp N May, Peter Parisian Journalist Roger Raffin describes seven notorious murders in is book and a Scot who teaches forensics at Cahors in southwest France thinks he can use his expertise to crack all of the murders. After solving the first two, he is diagnosed with a terminal illness. And now it appears he’s the target of someone intent on destroying his credit and getting him arrested for murder. Establishing a safe house for his loved ones, he sets to work. Are his woes connected to one of the journalist’s unsolved cases? Can he stay alive until he catches the long-hidden killer? 117662 1939 Blackmail M DVD -R HQ 4873, 4874 Newsreel Photograph reveals secret identity 117663 1954 Blackmail in Red NM Grierson, Francis Press 117664 1985 Blackout MT Reporter (Chris Christiansen). 117665 2001 Blackout MT Correspondent (Lowell Bergman). 117666 2000 Blackout N Nance, John Washington Post Investigative Reporter Robert MacCabe and an FBI agent investigate why American jumbo jets are falling out of the sky. McCabe is trying to elude goons trying to snatch his info-laden lap-top in Hong Kong. He survives a crash in Vietnam. All the crashes have striking similarities -- pilots were either killed or left blind by bright flashes that exploded in front of the cockpit while the planes were in midair. The pair figure out terrorists are using a special ray gun stolen from the government to disable airplanes in flight. Intent is to cause so much panic in the travel industry that it will disable the U.S. airline fleet. But why? McCabe gets information implicating unknown terrorist group that has made him its next target and is willing to bring down a 747 to keep him from unmasking the people behind a secret weapon of devastating force. The pair find themselves in a deadly race to find out the truth. 117667 2006 Blackout M Reporter Voice #3 (Chris Arena). Reporter Voice #2 (Charles Burrell). Reporter Voice #1 (Michelle Stevenson). Woman with schizophrenia commits a murder during a blackout while her alter ego devise a plan to how to dispose of the body. 117668 1998 Blackout Effect MT TV Reporter #2 (David Moreland) 117669 1997 Blackrock M Australia Interviewer-Female (Lucia Mastrantone). Interviewer-Male (Brian Meegan). Photographer's Assistant (Alvaro Marques). Helicopter Cameraman (Phil Mobbs). 117670 1896 Blackston, The Evening World Cartoonist M Journalist Jimmy Blackston entertainer as well as journalist 117671 2002 Blackwater Sound N Hall, James W. Reporter is killed by two brothers because he is a noisy reporter, a petty nuisance to be handled along the way. 117672 1996 Blackwater Trail MT Writer Matt Curran (Judd Nelson) returns from Los Angeles to Michelton, his tiny hometown in Queensland to attend the funeral of his best friend and finds himself involved in a manhunt for a deranged serial killer. 117673 1939 Blackwell's Island M DVD -R HQ 2388, 2373. SV 433, 199 Wilbur, Crane, Lee Katz (Story). Wilbur (Screenplay Garfield - Ness Book Reporter Tim Hayden (John Garfield) blows whistle on a corrupt governor. He and a colleague had quit their jobs on the Star-Sentinel when the paper turned out to be in cahoots with political grafters. They take jobs on the Times-Dispatch. Haydon becomes the "Racket Reporter" for the Times-Dispatch's radio broadcasts. Goes to prison to get the goods in a criminal boss. Almost killed. "I was proud of my job on the Star-Sentinel. I was proud of me working on what I thought was the greatest sheet in the greatest town in the world. But when that sheet becomes a paper towel to wipe the dirty mitts of political grafters, I'm through." 117674 2006 Blackwell's Island NJ Graff, Serena Newspaper Reporter. "My dad is a newspaper reporter," Will said. "He was away working a story when I got caught." "A newspaper reporter - wow," I said. Set in New York in 1914. 11-year-old Alex and his younger sister fend for themselves since their mother disappeared. Historical fiction and horror. 117675 1972 Blacula M Photographer Nancy (Emily Yancy) 117676 2004 Blade of Death M News Media. Reporter (Heather Lei Guzzetta). 117677 1980 Blade on the Feather MT Newsreader (Alvar Liddell). 117678 1997 Blade Runner G Windows PC Newscaster (Gwen Castaldi - Voice). Photographer (Jason Cottle - Voice). Blimp Announcer (Ron Snow - Voice). Female Announcer (Jessica Straus - Voice). 117679 2006 Blade: The Series: Pilot T Episode #1. 6-28-2006 News Media. News Reporter (Val Cole). 117680 2004 Blade: Trinity M DVD -R HQ 6783, 6784. Reporter (Jill Krop). 117681 2007 Blades of Glory M DVD -R HQ 10002, 10003 Sports-News Media. ESPN II Reporter Marcia (Stephanie Courtney). Swedish Photographer (Lindsay Clift). German Announcer (Hans Uder). Reporters (Dorothy Macdonald, Sunita Param, David Pressman). Two rival Olympic ice skaters in 2002 were stripped of their gold medals and banned from the men's single competition. They find a loophole that will allow them to qualify as a pairs team. 117682 2000 Bladet DF Denmark Danish Tabloid Paper Ekstra Bladet. Documentary series portrays the paper and the daily routines at the office. Nicolai Wurtz (Himself). 117683 1998 Blague a part: Le petit oiseau va sortir… TF France. Photographe #1 (Franck Ema-Out). Photographe #2 (Luc Fouliard). La journaliste (Anne Le Chartier). Le paparazzo (Lionel Mur). Le photographe de Costa (Patrick Olivier). 117684 2001 Blah Blah Black Sleep N Gibson, Maggie Reporter Drew Looney is an intrepid reporter, or she would be if her boss didn’t make her write about the latest lip gloss instead of real issues. Georgina Fitz-Simons has just overcome a flourishing cocaine habit, but not quickly enough to stop her being led deeper and deeper into trouble. Then Drew accidentally stumbles on a story that could make her name and garner her an exclusive: someone is importing illegal immigrants and then trapping them into slave labor. Could this unsavory character be in any way connected to the unscrupulous man who is blackmailing George for thousands of pounds? The two women find themselves thrown together by circumstance -- and then drawn together in adversity as they become increasingly mired in a dark world of drugs, money and murder. And with the help of Scarlett O’Hara and Barry Gold -- retired Glam rocker extraordinaire -- they will somehow have to find a way out. 117685 2005 Blaine NSF Madison, Taylor News Media in the year 1030 is mesmerized with Blaine’s beauty, unique athletic skills, psychic prowess and obvious genius. So are his adoring parents and the world in general. There was great anticipation and excitement the day Blaine was born because even as an infant he had abilities never seen before. Society has high hopes that Blaine can someday solve some of the environment and social problems that exist. Blaine charms the world with his accomplishments and is able to lull his normally savvy mother into a state of denial. But Blaine’s father is not so easily fooled. He begins to see Blaine’s potential for evil. As Blaine grows into adulthood, is capacity for good and evil deeds eventually tears at his mother’s heart and sanity. The acts he commit change people’s lives forever. 117686 1999 Blair Witch Project, The M VHS 944 Documentary Filmmakers face horror -- video found 117687 2000 Blair Witch Volume 1: Rustin Parr G Editor (Dameon Clarke - Voice). 117688 1982 Blake's Column SS UCLA Healy, Dermot In "Banished Misfortune and Other Stories." Columnist Mr. Blake, the well-known columnist. Evening Herald. 117689 1980 Blakes 7: Death-Watch M Commentator (David Sibley). Teal Star Announcer (Jean Hastings - Voice). 117690 1995 Blameless N Shapiro, Barbara Weinberg List Journalist 117691 1979 Blank Generation M Ness French Correspondent Nada (Carole Bouquet) on assignment in New York records the life and work of an up and coming punk rock star 117692 1994 Blankman M L Wayans, Damon (Story). Wayans, J.F. Lawton (Screenplay) Ness Book Tabloid TV Reporter Kevin Walker (David Alan Grier) works for tabloid TV program, Hard Edition. He's trying to do a story linking the mayor to organized crime, but his boss Mr. Stone (Jason Alexander) is only interested in sensationalism. Mr. Stone picks his assignments by throwing darts at a board listing typical tabloid topics. Walker is attracted to TV Reporter Kimberly Jonz (Robin Givens) who works for a legitimate news show and offers him a freelance job as her cameraman. She wants to interview a crime fighter who is Walker's brother. Kevin sets up the exclusive and she falls for the superhero. Mr. Sloan tells a crime boss about the relationship between the reporter and the crime fighter. Mobster kidnaps newswoman. Confrontation between heroes and crooks in TV studio. The Reporter (Brad D. Lafave). 117693 1996 Blast M News Interviewer (Cynthia Ireland). Terrorists are holding the U.S. Olympic swim team hostage and only the janitor can stop them. 117694 1992 Blast 'Em DT Paparazzi in the United States, the so-called “assault photographers” who will do practically anything to get a picture of a famous actor or singer, which they can sell over the world. 117695 1967 Blast-Off Girls M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations. Sleazy record promoter tires to make it big with a local Chicago garage band and plans to make them famous while keeping the profits for himself. 117696 2004 Blast! M News Media. Newscaster 1 (Tarryn Meaker-Downes). Newscaster 2 (Natalie Becker). Terrorist posing as environmentalist hijacks an oil rig off the coast of California with intent of detonating an electromagnetic bomb over the United States. 117697 1989 Blauaugig MF Journalist (Marcos Woinsky). 117698 1974 Blaue Palais, Das: Medium, Das MF Journalist (Henning Gissel) 117699 1989 Blaze M Reporter (Mason Wood). Town Talk Reporter #1 (Rod Masterson). Town Talk Reporter #2 (Bill Dunleavy). Heckling Reporter (Fred Lewis). Reporter in Store (Brooks Read). Photographer (Jerry Leggio). 117700 1962 Blaze Starr Goes Nudist M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 117701 1948 Blazing Cross the Pecos M Editor Jim Traynor (Paul Campbell) helps the Durango Kid by printing that a rancher has $20,000 in his safe. He figures the crook will try to get it and the Durango Kid will be ready for him. Messenger (Ralph Bucko). 117702 1949 Blazing Trail, The M SVDSP 552 Shipman, Barry (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Smiley Burnette is "owner, editor, publisher and circulation manager of the Bradytown Bugle" who tries to get scoop on a fraud involving last will of murdered miner. He attempts to get story by adopting various disguises but is always recognized. Also tries to find out about mysterious outlaw named Durango Kid, although coverage of outlaw in paper is hampered because his type box does not have a capital "D." Burnette's newsroom inhabited by cowboy musicians who burst into song. Marshal eventually convinces Burnette to run phony article in paper to trap killer. Marshal tells Burnette to print one copy of a paper with an article about finding a second will. Killer is caught with help of bags of gold filled with type from office. Burnette sings "Extra! Extra!:" "Extra. Extra here. Buy a paper. Extra. Extra here. You can read all about it. All the latest gossip on the beat. Tells you what you want to know and who’s been doing what…." "Buy it for two cents a sheet. Extra, extra, here you can read all about it. The bulldog edition’s on the street. Plumb full of scandals, swindles and fights. Buy it for two cents a sheet." 117703 1949 Blazing Trail, The: Extra, Extra MUS SVDSP 552 Burnett, Smiley Editor Smiley Burnett of the Bradytown Bugle hawking his papers and singing: "Extra. Extra here. Buy a paper. Extra. Extra here. You can read all about it…" "All the latest gossip on the beat. Tells you what you want to know and who’s been doing what. Buy it for two cents a sheet. Extra, extra, here you can read all about it." "The bulldog edition’s on the street. Plumb full of scandals, swindles and fights. Buy it for two cents a sheet." 117704 1971 Bleak Moments M Magazines. Norman, a misfit hippie, works out of a garage trying to produce a music magazine. 117705 2009 Bleeding Heart Square N Taylor, Andrew Journalist Rory Wentwood is investigating a landlord named Joseph Serridge, a darkly charismatic man skilled at manipulating others. Wentwood is investigating him for his involvement in the disappearance of Philippa Penhow, the owner of a seedy boarding house in London’s Bleeding Heart Square. It is November, 1934. Fed up with the slights and slaps of her husband, well-to-do, aristocratic Lydia Langstone decides to room temporarily with her father whom she hasn’t seen since she was a toddler, in that boarding house. Lydia soon finds out that her father is in the pocket of Serridge and she helps the struggling journalist Wentwood with his investigation uncovering a tangled skein of scandal and deadly intrigues stretching back decades and involving many of those near and dear to her. 117706 1994 Bleeding Hearts NM Rankin, Ian London journalist is gunned down by a contract killer who then discovers he's been set up. 117707 2006 Bleeding Hearts NM Rankin, Ian 1994 United Kingdom under pseudonym Jack Harvey London TV Journalist Eleanor Ricks is killed by a British assassin. Publicity-hungry private detective Leo Hoffer goes after Michael Weston, the highly paid assassin, whose specialty is the long-distance shot. 117708 2006 Bleeding Hearts NM Cameron, Lindy Lesbian TV Host Rebecca Jones, the beautiful and very popular host of a TV show, is receiving threatening messages and private eye Kit O’Malley is hired to investigate the threats against Jones. This won’t be easy since Rebecca’s partner Sally seems to think half of the time that Kit is making a play to get close to Rebecca. 117709 1995 Bless Me, Father NM Kriegel, Mark Columnist seeking to relive his glory days gets details from a detective about a brutal mobster who murders his boss in order to move up in the ranks but leaves alive a witness whom the tabloids dub "the mystery blonde." As the columnist prints the story, the noose slowly tightens around the mobster's neck. 117710 2000 Bless the Child M News Media. Reporter (Dan Duran). Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand). Newscaster (Mia Lee). 117711 1972 Bless This House M Photographer (David Rowlands). 117712 1973 Bless This House: Loneliness of the Short Distance Walker, The T Episode #30. 3-5-1973 Newsreader (Roger Avon). 117713 1932 Blessed Event M DVD -R HQ 3124, 3123. L. SV 448 Seff, Manuel and Forrest Wilson (Play). Howard Green (Screenplay). Gossip Columnist for the Daily Express Alvin Roberts (Lee Tracy). Modeled on Walter Winchell. Changes name of column from "Broadway Highlights" to "Spilling the Dirt." Circulation of paper climbs dramatically. Girlfriend is a female journalist who objects to his tactics. Other papers oppose the column calling it "tabloid journalism as its worst" and referring to Alvin Roberts as "a stench in the nostrils of American journalism." "Did you ever hear of the power of the press?' "What is it, a movie?" Twenty million people read his column. 117714 2000 Blessed Stranger: After Flight 111 MT News Media. Journalist 1 (Joanne Clancy). Journalist 2 (Graziano Tarlao). Journalist 3 (Ulrich Lobsiger). Journalist 4 (Kristen Tynes). News Anchor (Bruce Frisko). 117715 1990 Blessing in Disguise NR Michaels, Lorna Harlequin Superromance #412 Investigative Reporter Greg Allen is trying to learn who is kidnaping young Hispanic men in Houston. He's gone undercover as a parish priest. There's one problem. He is falling in love with the church social worker. He longs to shed his disguise to reveal his love for her. 117716 1954 Blessing, The SS GPL Greene, Graham In "Portable Graham Greene, The." From "Twenty-One Stories." Reporters. Weld's story. Reference to Crowe, chief sub-editor of the foreign room of the newspaper. Other reporters, all with last names only. 117717 1971 Blick zuruck im Film: Gisela Uhlen und Gustav Knuth TF Interviewer Felix Knemoller. 117718 1938 Blind Alibi M Art Critic and Buyer Julia Fraser (Whitney Bourne) visits an artist who lives in Paris. Art Critic (Torben Meyer). 117719 1906 Blind Alleys N USC Eggleston, George Cary Newspaperman tries to help downtrodden of New York 117720 1979 Blind Ambition MT PR. Miniseries TV Commentators Larry Carroll, Hette Lynne Hurtes, Mario Machado, Larry McCormick. Real-Life Newsmen Hal Fishman, John Barbour. Press Briefing Secretary (Mitzi Hoag). News Media. 117721 2006 Blind Ambition M News Media. Journalist (Melanie Bulujian). News Reporter (Tina Frazier). Male Announcer (Brody Stevens). 117722 1922 Blind Bargain, A M AFI-Authors Writer 117723 2007 Blind Curve NR Anderson-Minshall, Diane Gay Investigative Reporter Velvet Erikson of the San Francisco Chronicle is a prime suspect in the murder of lesbian Publisher Rosemary Finney who is found on a remote hiking path south of San Francisco. Local police of the wealthy Woodside enclave quickly focus on Erikson. Velvet appeals to her friend and former lover, private eye Yoshi Yakamota, whose detective skills more tan make up for her failing eyesight, for help. Yoshi dedicates the resources of her firm, Blind Eye Detective Agency, to proving her friend's innocence. But every time the investigators rule out one suspect, another takes their place. What has Rosemary Finney done to make so many enemies, and which one did it? “Velvet fancied herself a lesbian cougar: a member of the growing legion of middle-aged women who preyed on younger sport, though she was, admittedly, under forty.” 117724 2000 Blind Date, The M TV Reporter (Ash Logan). Reporter (Ken Andrew) 117725 2004 Blind Date: Blonde from Brazil. Bookkeeper. T DVD -R HQ 8449 Episode. 7-8-2004 Sportswriter date is wooed by comedy writer who pulls out all the stops to impress her. 117726 2004 Blind Date: Magazine Editor T DVD -R HQ 8553 Episode. 2-5-2004 Magazine Editor Samantha, 22, and a wild man take a dance class at the gym, while a spontaneous guy and an outgoing gal, both little people, go to be trained as trapeze artists. 117727 2008 Blind Engagement NR Murray, Kari Journalist Dani Reynolds, working out of Seattle, hasn’t had the best luck in love. So when she starts pondering the ease of arranged marriages and writes a column on that very subject for a local magazine, she finally gets the break of her career. Suddenly, everyone is talking about her article, and Dani knows this is the start of the fast track to everything she wants. But be careful what you wish for. The last thing Dani expects from her article is an actual offer of marriage. But that’s exactly what happens when art dealer Dmitri Leonid shows up and proposes to her. The handsome Russian is kind, successful and ready to settle down. Despite her better judgment, Dani agrees to his offer, hoping the arrangement will be simpler than a difficult relationship based on feelings. After all, neither she nor Dmitri are willing to risk their hearts. Between Dmitri’s fiercely traditional Russian family, his ex-fiance, the hazards of planning a wedding, and the rising attraction between them, Dani and Dmitri discover that nothing about their arrangement is simple. And maybe, just maybe, they’re ready to risk it all for what they never wanted in the first place -- love. 117728 1990 Blind Faith MT News Media 117729 1998 Blind Faith M Newscaster (Sandi Stahlbrand) 117730 2001 Blind Faith N Heggan, Christine Woman journalist Investigative Reporter Kelly Robolo, used to be in good with the police, but while helping a friend who was being forced to pay for protection in Chinatown she was shot. Now police shun her, harass her and do not answer calls. 117731 2003 Blind Flight M DVD -R HQ 10229, 10230 British Reporter and an Irish teacher become friends instead of enemies while Muslim terrorists hold them hostage. 117732 2006 Blind Guy Driving M News Media. Reporter (Irene Santiago). 117733 2004 Blind Horizon M Reporter J.C. Reynolds (Giancarlo Esposito). Reporter (Troy Dunlap). Reporter (Chance Romero). News Crew Producer (Heather McCluskey). 117734 2000 Blind Items N Rettenmund, Matthew Gossip Columnist Warren Junior, famous for his catty "Off the List" column. His old friend David Greer is smart and unapologetically gay, struggling to make it big as a writer in New York. Reluctant editor for a slew of porn magazines. David falls for a TV star of a hit show "Lifesavers" who is closeted. The ensuing courtship, complete with scheming agents and publicists, shark like paparazzi and a particular prying gossip columnist is wild ride through gay relationships in the nineties. 117735 1986 Blind Justice MT Fact-Based Story-Docudrama Freelance Photographer Jim Anderson (Tim Matheson) is happily married preparing for his first gallery showing. He relieves himself behind a park building in the course of taking a morning run and is arrested for indecent exposure. During the booking procedure, he is seated directly beneath a composit4e drawing of a felony suspect who looks like him. He's rearrested for robbery and his good life ends. Identified by several victims, is charged with several accounts of robbery, kidnapping and rape. Convoluted struggle against zealousness of law enforcement. Strained relationships with wife, parents, friends, employer as incriminating evidence mounts. 117736 2005 Blind Justice: Four Feet Under T DVD -R HQ 3003 Episode #2. 3-15-2005 News Media. Christie Dunbar, the blind detective's wife, is an editor whose boss flirts with her at a dinner party causing Dunbar to go into a jealous rage. Other editors also at the dinner party. 117737 2005 Blind Justice: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 2950 Episode #1. 3-8-2005. Premiere Episode News Media. New York detective blinded in a shootout when his partner failed to cover him, fights to remain on the job in a much-publicized suit against the NYPD. Greeted by media when he returns to the job determined to prove he still has what it takes. Assigned to a new precinct where he takes on cases with the help of his guide dog and uses his other senses and his mind to solve cases. Reporter (Christine Toy Johnson). Reporter (Adam Kulbersh). Reporter (Don Clark Williams). 117738 1967 Blind Man's Bluff (Cauldron of Blood) M Press 117739 1980 Blind Pilot N Clancy, Ambrose News Media 117740 1989 Blind Side NM OWN - P Bayer, William Photojournalist Geoffrey Barnett is a burned-out news photographer who turns down an assignment in Beirut but ends up in equal danger at home. Reporters include Butch Lewis, Star-Times. Danny Castelli of the Record. Wojo Warren of the News. Barnett cruised the night streets of Manhattan. His pictures were stark, deserted cityscapes. No people. No faces. Not since the trauma that had put an end to his career as a photojournalist. Then Kimberly Yates came into his life and led him laughing into a transformed world. But then she vanished -- and in his search for her he was dragged into a dance of deceit, downwards into a nightmare world of betrayal, perversion and death. 117741 1980 Blind Side NM MLPL Klein, Dave News Media 117742 1947 Blind Spot M Publisher murdered. thriller writer tries to solve the crime 117743 2000 Blind Target M Journalist. Author returns to tiny Latin American country of San Hermoso to promote her famous novel, "Desperate Letters," a thinly veiled expose of her native land's political corruption. She is in for a welcome that she could not have imagined in her worst nightmares. 117744 1989 Blind Witness MT Reporter (Mark Van Wagener). Newswoman (Dana Purser). Photographer (Tim Eisenhart). 117745 1973 Blinde Fotograaf, De MF Reporter (Gees Linnebank). Blind Photographer (Roelant Radier). 117746 2004 Blinding Goldfish M African-American Journalist Raymond Woods (Shelton Rose), a young journalist and ex-convict interviews a Holocaust survivor who confronts his father's death while watching a TV news report where the police drag an ex-guard from Auschwitz to jail. Unlikely friendship develops between them and Woods divulges his own violent history with his father. Together, the two men explore how the psychological imprisonment of painful memories can be as suffocating as physical traumas of concentration camp. Later, the survivor confronts the guard at the trial and begins to recount the circumstances of his father's death. The guard cries out that the survivor shot his father, not him. The survivor suffers a final heart attack and dies on the witness stand. His last words in German are "Forgive me father." Stunned, Woods reflects on his own choices in life and returns home to make amends with his father. Editor (Stephen Hart). Young Ray (Evan Duck). 117747 1998 Blindness M TV Reporter (Nely Galan). 117748 1994 Blink M Reporter (Lia D. Mortensen) 117749 2001 Blink M Newscaster Voice (Ben Taxy) 117750 2008 Blithe Images NR Roberts, Nora In “First Impressions: First Impressions/Blithe Images.” Silhouette Magazine Publisher Bret Bardoff, handsome, charming and the owner and publisher of fashionable Mode Magazine offers a prestigious six-month modeling contract to small-town girl Hilary Baxter and the sky’s the limit. Thrust into a glamorous career in New York, Hilary knows she has it all, except for the one thing she really wants: Bret’s love. 117751 1852 Blithedale Romance, The N OWN - P Hawthorne, Nathaniel Journalist. Zenobia, pen name, is based on Margaret Fuller, famed journalist. 117752 1979 Blitz N OWN - P Fraser, David Correspondent-Broadcaster Mel Shaffer in Europe. 117753 2004 Blitz N Bruen, Ken Reporter. Ace Crime Reporter Harold Dunphy, chief crime correspondent of The Tabloid, believes he's on to the story of the decade when he goes after a serial killer nicknamed "The Blitz," a vicious murderer aiming for tabloid glory by killing cops. The cop killer, craving media attention, contacts Dunphy and offers him an exclusive on his deeds -- for a price. 117754 1899 Blix N GPL Norris, Frank Editor, Associate Conde Rivers of the San Francisco Daily Times. How society reporters got inside news by listening to telephone party wires for days at a time 117755 1976 Blizna MF Poland TV Editor (Michal Tarkowski). 117756 1964 Block, The M Commentator (Red Benson). 117757 1955 Blockerat spar MF Journalist (Henry Lindblom) 117758 1938 Blockheads (aka Block-Heads) M DVD -R HQ 10185 Laurel and Hardy Reporter in Billy Gilbert's Home (Max Hoffman Jr.). Story in newspaper set plot in motion 117759 1936 Blond Cargo SS COPY MacIsaac, Fred In "Tough Guys & Dangerous Dames." Reporter Addison "The Rambler" Murphy, a tramp reporter, was one of several reporters-cum-detectives in the hard-boiled pulps. 117760 2001 Blonde MT Miniseries British Reporter (James Bridekirk). Radio Reporter (Keir Saltmarsh). 117761 2004 Blonde M Short - Comedy TV News Anchor (Nancy Harding). 117762 1998 Blonde Bombshell, The MT Miniseries American Reporter (Brian Leonard) 117763 1931 Blonde Captive, The M Journalist Lowell Thomas narrates expedition into the Aborigine Land of North-West Australia 117764 1945 Blonde From Brooklyn, The M Reporter (Chuck Hamilton). Reporter (Joe Palma). Reporter (Brick Sullivan). Announcer (Tom Hanlon). 117765 1949 Blonde Ice M VHS 5217 Woman Columnist (Leslie Brooks) kills off her husbands for publicity and press attention 117766 1957 Blonde in Bondage (Blondin I Fara) M Nyberg, Borje (Idea). Peter Bourne (Screenplay) Sweden Correspondent Larry (Mark Miller) for the New York Chronicle is assigned to do series of articles on murals in Sweden. Womanizing newsman goes off the road while watching a girl on a bicycle and hitches a ride with a theatrical agent and exotic dancer. Reporter discovers the theatrical agent is drugging his clients to keep them under control and the reporter pretends to be a dealer to infiltrate the operation. After numerous narrow escapes, reporter and police confront drug dealers in a shoot-out. Newsman leaves the dancer in a clinic and announces he is heading for Casablanca. 117767 1941 Blonde Inspiration M DVD -R HQ 3010, 2975 Magazine Syndicate Hutchins News Company offers to buy pulp Western magazine and then tries to renege on the deal. Pulp writers, editors, publishers and printers. Newspaper article and headline. Hero is pulp Western magazine writer. Publisher C.V. Hutchins (George Lessey) of magazine syndicate. News Vendor (Adam Hayward). 117768 1945 Blonde Ransom M Reporters (Pierce Lyden, Frank Stephens, Grayne Whitman). 117769 1926 Blonde Saint, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 117770 1932 Blonde Venus M SVD 1027 Grant News Media 117771 2006 Blonde, The NSF Swierczynski, Duane Reporter Jack Eisley of Chicago is married but flirts with a beautiful blonde in a Philadelphia airport. When she tells him she has poisoned his drink and he has hours to live before suffering a horrifically painful death, he is shocked. To survive, all he has to do is take her back to his hotel room. He refuses, then has to track her down and somehow persuade her to hand over the antidote. When he locates her, she tells him she is infected with a nano-mechanical tracking device that kills her if she is alone for more than 10 seconds. She is desperately trying to stay alive spreading her contagion all across America. Eisley has a wife and daughter at home. The blonde tells him unless she can keep someone within ten feet of her at all times, she'll die. And if he wants the antidote, he'll have to take her back to his hotel room and promise to stay at her side. Eisley thinks psycho. But he believes her as the night goes on. 117772 1938 Blondie M Reporter. Daily Gazette Reporter (Dick Curtis). 117773 1940 Blondie Brings Up Baby M SVD 1142 News Media 117774 1942 Blondie Goes to College M Announcer (Bill Goodwin) 117775 1940 Blondie Has Servant Trouble M Photographer (Eddie Laughton) 117776 1940 Blondie Plays Cupid M Newsboy (Rex Moore) 117777 2006 Blondie: TV News CS OWN Young, Dean 1-16-2006 Los Angeles Times TV News. First Panel: Dagwood is sitting in a chair watching television. Blonde is reading. Dagwood: "With all this bad news on TV, I'm having trouble sleeping." Second Panel: Blonde helps Dagwood up and says: "C'mon, Honey. Don't watch the News! Let's go to bed." Third Panel: Dagwood and Blonde in bed. Dagwood can't sleep. Blonde: "What's wrong now?" Dagwood: "I can't sleep not knowing what's going on out there." 117778 1949 Blondie's Big Deal M Photographer (Allen Mathews). 117779 2001 Blood N Traxler, Patricia Chilean Journalist Clara Brava is disturbed, demanding and jealous. Murder suspect. 117780 1978 Blood & Guts M TV Interviewer (Murray Cummings). Ring Announcers (Rummy Bishop, Charles Foster, Roger Francour, Robert Hodgson, Wes Lee, Joseph McBride, Dick Murphy). 117781 1986 Blood & Orchids MT Photographer #1 (Terry Cook). Photographer #2 (Jerry Harpin). Photographer #3 (David Cohen). Photographer #4 (Andrew Dupree). News Vendor (Clay Wai). 117782 2005 Blood + C Fujisaku, Junichi Japan. 2005-2006. Produced by Production I.G. and Aniplex. Loosely inspired by 2000 anime film "Blood: The Last Vampire.” Anime Reporter Akihiro Okamura is a jaded, down-on-his-luck, chain-smoking newspaper reporter. Son of photographer and Vietnam War correspondent who had taken several mysterious photos depicting a young girl killing soldiers & monsters with a sword. Okamura always haunted by the photos. Tries to find the truth behind the photos and gets involved. Tends to be cynical. Expresses annoyance at Mao's tempestuous nature, but never gets tired of having her with him. He leaves for the middle east with Mao at the end of the series. 117783 2008 Blood Alley N Coffey, Tom Tabloid Reporter Patrick Grimes, a psychologically scarred World War II veteran who is a reporter for a tabloid newspaper, arrives at a crime scene in a seedy Manhattan neighborhood known as Blood Alley. He realizes that the police are intent on framing the African-American watchman who discovered the body of society girl for murder. Grimes's independent investigation soon puts him at odds with the girl’s wealthy family as well as his own supervisors at the paper. The reporter doggedly follows a twisted trail of real estate transactions and corrupt businessmen to uncover a number of powerful people who might have wanted the girl dead. 117784 2009 Blood and Ice N Masello, Robert Journalist Michael Wilde, his world recently shattered by tragedy -- hopes that a month-long assignment to the South Pole will give him a new lease on life. In Seattle, Wilde needs time away to escape a tragedy that haunts his sleep since his beloved Kristin lies in a coma in the ward of the Tacoma General Hospital. Her parents believe she will soon come home, but he knows she is no longer there as in his mind, his soul moved on. Thus he accepts an assignment from Eco-Travel Magazine to write an article on a remote Antarctica research station -- Point Adelie Research Station in Antarctica. Here, in the most inhospitable place on earth, he is simply looking to find solace -- until, on a routine dive in the polar sea, he unexpectedly finds something else entirely: a young man and woman, bound with chains and sealed forever in a block of ice. Beside them is a chest filled with a strange and sinister cargo. Now, in a bleak but breathtaking world of shimmering icebergs, deep blue crevasses and never-ending sun, Wilde must unravel the mystery of this doomed couple. Were they the innocent victims of fear and superstition -- or were they facing something far darker? His search will lead from the barracks and battlefields of the Crimean War to the unexplored depths of the Antarctica Ocean, from the ill-fated charge of the Light Brigade to an age-old curse that survives to this day. As the ice around the murdered lovers begins to melt, Wilde will have to grapple with a miracle or a nightmare in the making. For what is dead, it turns out, may not be gone. And here, at the very end of the known world, there’s nowhere to hide and no place left for the living to run. 117785 1981 Blood Beach M News Media.1st Reporter (Lynne Fienerman). 2nd Reporter (Steve Finkel). 3rd Reporter (David Jacob). Reporter Under Pier (Reed Morgan). 117786 1966 Blood Beast From Outer Space M AD Newspaper Advertisements. Mutant alien arrives, places ads in Bikini Girl magazine for models 117787 1993 Blood Brothers M Newscaster (Deborah Burgess) 117788 2007 Blood Brothers N Roberts, Nora #1 Sign of Seven Series Journalist Quinn Black is eager to document the paranormal mystery in a small Maryland town. After three boys accidentally awaken an ancient evil near their small town, the tight-knit community finds itself lost to a plague of madness and destruction for a week every seven years. Twenty-one years later, those three boys, now men, are hoping to find a way to stop the evil before its third return, which may mean the end of the town. This time the town is graced by Black. When two more women arrive, one a Quinn associate, the other led to the town by strange visions, the circle of six decide to face the oncoming apocalypse together. 117789 1995 Blood Countess, The: Novel, The N Codrescu, Andrei Journalist Drake Bathory-Kereshtur is a direct descendant of a 16th century legendary Blood Countess, a beautiful and terrifying woman who bathes in the blood of virgin girls. Contemporary journalist returns to his native Hungary and comes to terms with his bloody and disturbing past. Bathory-Kereshtur, a Hungarian-born journalist, has lived in the United States and returns to his native Hungary. He is a target for recruitment among a patriotic group that wants to restore the glory and the horror of the Hungarian aristocracy. As a descent of the countess, he is heir to all that is wonderful and terrible about his country and his family's past. 117790 1987 Blood Cries N OWN - H Weisman, John Correspondent Jared Paul Gordon, bureau chief for Worldweek. American Jewish correspondent stationed in Jerusalem. 117791 2006 Blood Diamond M DVD -R HQ 9210, 9211, 9212 Magazine Reporter Maddy Brown (Jennifer Connelly) of Vanity Fair. South African mercenary tells the journalist: "You think you're going to change the outcome? You sell blood diamonds too." Reporter #1 (Nigel Harman). Reporter #2 (Clare Holman). She's a magazine writer out to report a story no other newshound in America apparently cares about. "You might catch a minute of this on CNN somewhere between sports and weather," she lectures, her eyes flashing. The swank, do-gooder journalist quickly dodges the accusation: "Not all American girls want a storybook wedding." French Journalist (Gaurav Chopra). Aussie Journalist (Karl McMillan). Cockney Journalist (David S. Lee). "Dewiest war-zone lady since MSNBC's Ashleigh Banfield traipsed off to Afghanistan, she alone can prove that big business is complicit in dirty dealings." ."Chemistry between the Lois Lane and Han Solo of the Dark Continent is unstable at best." (Ent. W). What Brown wants is the mercenary's help in exposing the complicity of the Western diamond trade in the exploitation of the Third World. Will the aggressive journalist fall for his bad-boy charm? SA Cameraman (Jonathan Pienaar). 117792 1987 Blood Diner M Reporter (Dennis Logan). Reporter (Eric Snyder). 117793 2008 Blood Don’t Lie N Woodson, Maurice Reporter Kelli Dunmore and an old-school, no-nonsense cop who always got his man, Detective Pinnick, investigate a regular guy who loved his wife, went to work and adored his daughter. But everything he knew came crashing down when his wife and child vanished and were assumed murdered. A witness account and all clues pointed to him so he became a fugitive from the law. Reporter Dunmore and Detective Pinnick uncover a decades’ long secret that someone is willing to kill to protect. Through it all, one thing remains true and that is no matter how hard you try to hide the facts -- Blood Don’t Lie. 117794 1983 Blood Feud MT News Media. Reporter Clark Mollenhoff, Labor Reporter (Douglas Dirkson). Washington Reporter (Owen Orr). 2nd Reporter (Charles Park). TV Commentator, "Crackdown on Crime" (Jordan Charney). 117795 1967 Blood Fiend M AFI-Playwrights Writer 117796 2003 Blood Games M Reporter Nigel (Andy Sharples -- Nigel the Reporter). 117797 1999 Blood Girls, The NM Cook, Meira Investigative Reporter Daniel Halpern of the Winnipeg Journal, is a big-city, skeptical journalist investigating the story of an 11-year-old girl in a provincial Canadian town that exhibit mystical phenomenon of stigmata. Molly Rhutabaga, an elderly local writer, "a woman who sits at a window, watches." Story is told through Rhutabaga's memoir and Halpern's notes and queries as well as a local doctor's journal entries. Halpern is sent from the Herald to the small town of Annex to investigate after the first frenzy of reporters has ebbed. He learns this isn't the first case of stigmata in Annex history. Halpern is suffering from a debilitating liver tumor. He gathers testimony from the locals, from a circumspect priest to the girl's protective mother and a niece that develops similar symptoms. The case leads to a murder that raises more questions than it answers. 117798 2004 Blood Gnome M News Media. News Cameraman (Jeff Leroy). Photographer (Dan McDermott). TV News Reporter (Randy Mermell). 117799 1990 Blood Harvest NM OWN - P Gottesfeld, Gary Reporter Charlie Halleran chasing after a murderer 117800 2008 Blood Harvest N Shoop, Rusty TV Anchor Jake Adams of Eyewitness News investigates a murder mystery of grand proportions in the San Jacinto Valley, California. 117801 2006 Blood Hunt N Rankin, Ian Investigative Journalist Jim Reeve is working on a big corporate greed story. The muckraking reporter is found dead. San Diego police rule it a suicide, but Reeve's brother quickly discovers its murder. The brother was a British Special Forces soldier trained in brutal interrogation techniques. 117802 1991 Blood in the Face M Interviewer (Anne Bohlen). Interviewer (Michael Moore). Interviewer (Kevin Rafferty). Interviewer (James Ridgeway). 117803 2007 Blood Is the New Black NR Stivers, Valerie Magazine Journalist Kate is young and innocent and takes a job at a style magazine staffed by bloodsucking fashionistas. Her boss is Editor Lillian, a preternaturally pale, sharp-incisored boss. Why do industry people keep showing up dead? Just where is Kate’s long-gone mother? 117804 2002 Blood Junction NM Carver, Caroline Journalist India Kane goes into the Australian Outback to investigate several murders in a town with a horrible past, only to discover she has been framed for the crimes 117805 1992 Blood Knot N Llewellyn, Sam English Journalist Bill Tyrrell gives up the writing game when he inherits an old-fashioned cutter. 117806 1999 Blood Latitudes, The N Harrison, William Journalists. Retired journalist travels back to Africa to search for his missing son, also a journalist. Buck takes over his father's old beat and is reported missing. 117807 1991 Blood Lies N OWN - P Wallace, Patricia Reporter. Heiress to Mega-Rich Saxon family takes a lowly reporter's job on a local paper. 117808 1997 Blood Lines N Harrod-Eagles, Cynthia Music Critic seems to have committed suicide just before appearing on a live television show. But the celebrated music critic may have been murdered because the victim had quarreled violently with his fellow panelists on the show. Detective Inspector Bill Slider is on the case. 117809 2009 Blood Memory N Coel, Margaret Investigative Reporter Catherine McLeod for the Journal, one of Denver’s major newspapers. Her recent coverage of the Arapaho and Cheyenne tribes filing a claim for 27 million acres of their ancestral lands has made her the target for assassination. Her investigation uncovers a conspiracy involving her ex-husband’s wealthy family and state politicians. And as Catherine unravels the truth, she discovers some startling facts about her own heritage, making her would-be killer all the more desperate to find her. After an attempt on her life, Catherine realizes she was far from a random target when an Arapaho elder informs her that she’s “one of us.” Adopted as a child and still unsure of her identity and heritage, Catherine begins to understand the deep connection she feels to her latest story about the 1864 Indian massacre at Sand Creek. Cheyenne leaders are calling for the tribes’ further compensation for Sand Creek, but when Catherine starts digging, she realizes there’s more to the land fight than meets the eye, and the trail leads all the way to Washington. With a killer hot on her heels and his collateral damage accumulating. 117810 1933 Blood Money M Newspaper Editor (Henry Kolker). Media. Advertisement in newspaper. 117811 1981 Blood Money MT Miniseries Newsreaders (Guy Standeven, Julia Vidler). Television Director (Simon Needs). 117812 1969 Blood of Dracula's Castle M AFI-Photographers Photographer 117813 1994 Blood of the Innocent M TV Reporter (Adrianna Jerzmanowska) 117814 2009 Blood of the Wicked N Gage, Leighton Brazilian TV Journalist and a Newspaper Owner are brutally killed along with a landowner’s son, a priest and a visiting archbishop. In the interior of Brazil, landless workers battle the owners of vast fazendas. Justice is scarce, but the federal police are called upon to investigate. 117815 2002 Blood of Victory N Furst, Alan Russian Writer Ilya Serebin edits literary magazine for Russian émigrés in 1940 Paris 117816 1930 Blood on Broadway SM Unsigned - Scotland Yard Detective Magazine, Nov. 1930 Alcoholic Reporter is a man of ability, but not quite in control of any single part of his life. Drunken reporter 117817 1998 Blood on Her Hands MT DVD -R HQ 7293, 7294. News Media. Reporter #1 (Sandi Stahlbrand). Reporter #2 (Jane Luk) 117818 2007 Blood On His Hands M Reporter (Tim Glanfield) 117819 2004 Blood on Skates NR Murphy, Christine W. Tabloid Magazine Journalist Jack is hounding Dr. Michael Boccelli determined to prove he got away with murder. So Michael hides in a small Minnesota town helping his brother Conway run his roller rink. Catherine Kirby shows up -- she just got divorced and she arrives to find that her best friend’s husband Conway has given away the upstairs apartment she was promised to his brother. Someone obsessed with Michael’s late wife has been murdering women. The trail of bodies stretches across the country, a trail that coincides with Michael’s wanderings. Michael cannot deny that he’s obsessed. The killing has started again, and the blood leads straight to him. 117820 1945 Blood on the Sun M DVD -R HQ 2851, 2852. SVDSP 544. SV 107 Fort, Garrett (Story). Nathaniel Curtis (Additional Scenes). Lester Cole (Screenplay) Managing Editor Nick Condon (James Cagney) of the Tokyo Chronicle in 1931 uncovers a plan for world conquest. Argues with Japanese officials over defiance of censorship orders. Condon is told he must reveal source of information. "The name of the traitor is the American press. That article appeared in three New York newspapers." Officials demand retraction but Condon reminds Publisher Mr. Bickett he agreed to work for paper as long as he was running the operation. Ollie Miller (Wallace Ford) drinks, obtains Japanese plans for world conquest. Miller and wife killed. Condon gets plans, helps smuggle them out of country, fights Army officer, tries to return to American Embassy. Police waiting for him and shoot him. When police can't find the plans on him, released to American authorities with an apology. Condon: "Sure, forgive your enemies, but first get even." Joe Cassell (Rhys Williams) is corrupt and will do anything to win official approval. American Newspaperman Bogardis (Gregory Gaye). American Newspaperman Johnson (Emmett Vogan). American newspapermen in Tokyo (Arthur Loft, Bill Wayne). 117821 2007 Blood on the Wall N Houlgate, Deke Reporter Jack Allen showed promise as a newspaper reporter. So Los Angeles Herald management let his editors know he should be made a sportswriter and be sent to cover an important event in an era when auto racing was hyped as “the sport of the ‘70s.” Jack’s trouble was finally traced to a racist cult that had speedway ties. Jack, meanwhile, dug up another story on the night before the race and was celebrated by his newspaper with a Pulitzer nomination. To him, a Pulitzer Prize nomination that didn’t capture the prize was actually “first loser.” 117822 2000 Blood Red Planet M TV Anchor (Gale Largey). 117823 1986 Blood Red Roses MTF UK. Photographer (Rab Handleigh). 117824 1987 Blood Relations NM OWN - P Feld, Bernard News Media 117825 2003 Blood Relations N MacPherson, Rett TV Reporter and his cameraman cover a drought that hits the small town of New Kassel, Mo. when a river geoes down and the bones of the wreck of a steamboat are revealed. Genealogist Torie O'Shea teams up with her friend, a reporter, and find a body. 117826 2006 Blood Royal N Robbins, Harold, Junius Podrug News Media dubs Marlowe James, an American trial lawyer, the “burning bed lawyer” because of her successful defense of women who killed their abusive husbands. And to top that, she was the accused in her first murder trial. Now she not only has to do battle in the Old Bailey with barristers loyal to the Crown, she has to come to grips with her own feelings about a woman who has been handed everything any woman would desire -- and throws it all away. 117827 1946 Blood Runs Cold NM OWN - H Eby, L. Movie Columnist murdered and the murder threatens to involve an innocent girl. 117828 2008 Blood Rush M Journalist 1 (Richard Sutton). 117829 2001 Blood Sinister NM Harrad-Eagles, Cynthia Journalist Phoebe Agnew, radical left-wing journalist, champion of the underdog and prominent critic of the police force is killed. The inspector must put aside his personal feelings about the victim and find the killer. On day of her death, the horribly undomesticated Agnew cooked an elaborate meal for someone. Who was it? An old friend and reputed lover? Object used to strangle her is missing. Papers are missing from Agnew's personal files. 117830 1992 Blood Sisters N Wall, Judith Henry Weinberg List Journalist 117831 1982 Blood Sisters: Examination of Conscience, An N Miner, Valerie Freelance Journalist Liz Devlin 117832 1986 Blood Solstice N Kunstler, James Reporter investigates a local religious cult. His cross-country search uncovers a scheme involving homosexuality, drugs, blackmail, mutilation and murder. 117833 1982 Blood Song M News Media. First Reporter (Dennis R. Karroll). Second Reporter (Robert Diedrich). 117834 2002 Blood Strangers MT Miniseries Reporter (Jo Midgley) 117835 1991 Blood Ties MT Reporter Harry Martin (Harley Venton) is a 30-ish newspaper reporter, vampire. Managing Editor (Marilyn Rockafellow) of the Long Beach Post Gazette. Talk Show Host Alex Smart (Robert Lesser). 117836 1998 Blood Tracks N Cercone, Karen Rose Investigative Reporter Helen Sorby is a socialist reformer at the turn of the century in Pittsburgh. It is 1905. She teams up with an Armenian homicide detective to investigate Pittsburgh's emerging electrical industry, which becomes a backdrop for corrupt cops, spying industrial bombings and murder. The detective has been forced to gather payoffs from brothels and gambling halls. He gets a chance to investigate a real homicide when the mutilated body of an engineer working for an enlightened capitalist shows up in the reporter's back yard. The detective is trapped in the mire of corruption yearning to do honest police work. When the chance comes, he learns his friend Sorby is involved. 117837 2002 Blood Work M News Media. Reporter #1 (Dina Eastwood). Reporter #2 (Beverly Leech). Still recovering from a heart transplant, a retired FBI profiler returns to service when his own blood analysis offers clues to the identity of a serial killer. 117838 1990 Bloodfist II M Radio Commentator (Anthony East) 117839 1992 Bloodfist III: Forced to Fight M TV Reporter (Laura Stockman) 117840 1996 Bloodhounds II MT Reporter #1 (Donna Lysell) 117841 1979 Bloodline M Cameraman (Dan van Husen). 117842 2005 Bloodlines MT News Reporter (Tom Knight). When a young serving police officer's father is released from jail after serving a sentence for murder, her investigations into his crime take her on a dark voyage of discovery 117843 1993 Bloodlines: Murder in the Family MT DVD -R HQ 7816, 7817, 7818, 7819. Reporter #1 (Diana Lee Hsu). Reporter #2 (Adrienne Hurd). Reporter #3 (Kate Randolph Burns). Reporter #4 (George Nejame). Reporter D (Laurie Foi). 117844 2006 Bloodmask M Sci-Fi Newscaster Lodiqa Angelicha (Catherine Zambri). 117845 1997 Bloodmoon M Reporter #1 (Jennifer Lynn Miller). Reporter #2 (Vincent Schilling). 117846 1979 Bloodrage M News Dealer (Wally Stern). 117847 2004 Bloodrayne 2 G Newscaster (Christopher Sabat - Voice). 117848 1995 Bloodscent M TV Newscaster (Eric Boring) 117849 1993 Bloodsong N Neimark, Jill Science Reporter Lynn Hershey of New York meets a welder by placing a personal ad. He'd be perfect -- if he weren't a murderer. That doesn't stop the 29-year-old journalist because he killed a Puerto Rican doper. Lovelorn Manhattan writer begins a highly eroticized love affair with the blue-collar worker, but things soon spiral out of control. 117850 1987 Bloodsport M Lettich, Sheldon (Story). Lettich, Christopher Cosby, Mel Friendman (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist Janice (Leah Ayres) meets the hero when he rescues her from men hassling her in a bar. She tries to get him to sneak her into a secret competition held every five years (a competition based on fact). Reporter tries everything including sleeping with him. She later secretly follows the hero to the fight site, but after witnessing the brutal display she contacts the police. When the reporter criticizes the hero, he compares his desire to win to her ambition to become the best in her profession. He eventually wins the competition. During the final bout, the journalist is a bystander at the sidelines where she occasionally flashes the hero looks of encouragement. 117851 1998 Bloodsport: Dark Kumite, The MF Reporter (Velichka Gaideva) 117852 2005 Bloodstone, The: Victorian Tales of Murder N Stee, Ethard Wendel Van London Reporter at the turn of the century sparked public fear and outrage at an attack of zombies. He is one of seven of the most baffling and bizarre crimes ever committed in London and East Anglia. Forensic Special Investigator Amy Elizabeth Fletcher of the Metropolitan Police joined forces with Detective Inspector Thomas Dundas between 1898-1901 to solve the seven crimes. 117853 2000 Bloodstream M Editor Mr. Sousa (John Sousa Jr.) 117854 1998 Bloodsuckers M Reporter (Matthias Hues) 117855 1991 Bloodsucking Pharaohs in Pittsburgh M News Media. TV Reporter (Bob Perkins). Two cops and a detective's daughter go after a chainsaw killer. 117856 2005 Bloodthirst 2: Revenge of the Chupacabras M TV Photojournalist (Jeff Baur). Reporter #1 (Rahel Matinfar). Reporter #2 (David Z. Stamp). 117857 2003 Bloodthirst: Legend of the Chupacabras M Mumm, Jonathan Reporter Riley Simmons (Don Button). Reporter #3 (Christopher Benoit). Voice of TV Newscaster (Karen Massie - Voice). 117858 2007 Bloodwater Mysteries: Skullduggery NJ Hautman, Pete and Mary Logue #2 Bloodwater Mystery Series School Reporter Roni Delicata, an eleventh-grader who is pushy but dedicated reporter for the school paper, Bloodwater Pump. She meets a 14-year-old science geek when both are in trouble with the principal. Roni and Brian decide to do some research on their own about an Indian burial ground that will stop the Bloodwater family from developing condos. They find out about the closing of the cave and the culprit who attacked their friend. 117859 2006 Bloodwater Mysteries: Snatched NJ Hautman, Pete and Mary Logue #1 Bloodwater Mystery Series School Reporter Roni Delicata, an eleventh-grader who is pushy but dedicated reporter for the school paper, Bloodwater Pump. She meets a 14-year-old science geek when both are in trouble with the principal. They discover a snooty new kid who lives in a mansion with her cold mother and bland stepfather has been kidnapped. Roni involves Brian in her determination to solve the case. 117860 2003 Bloody Bender's Return M Newscaster (Robert Coppola) 117861 1984 Bloody Book of Law, The NM Woods, Sara Journalist Vincent Gilchrist is accused of burgling jewels of family friend. 117862 2008 Bloody Canvas, A (aka Troid Fhuilteach) M American Journalist (Nick McGinley) 117863 2009 Bloody Deception, The N Relik, Timothy TV Journalist Patty Preston is reunited with her old boyfriend Boston Homicide Detective Joe Gagnon at the crime scene of a gruesome murder. Preston is on assignment. Now the two find themselves involved, both personally and professionally. After catching the assumed criminal, Joe rests easy until a second, more disturbing murder is committed. Joe uncovers a common thread in these murders and suddenly finds that he may be in over his head. 117864 2006 Bloody Harvests N Kunzmann, Richard Reporter Nina Reading, a young journalist who has been conducting her own investigation into slave trafficking in Johannesburg, South Africa, puts herself into deadly danger. Police detective's discoveries and Reading's revelations unite and lead them ever deeper into a chilling spiritual underworld in the slums of Johannesburg where money, superstition and fear reign supreme. 117865 1979 Bloody Kids M Reporter (Julian Hough) 117866 2006 Bloody Mary M Reporter (Shane Davis). 117867 2005 Bloody Mary: Legend of the Mirror Witch M Reporter (Shane Davis - News Reporter). 117868 1987 Bloody New Year M Interviewer (David Lyn) 117869 1967 Bloody Pit of Horror M AFI-Publishers/Photographers/Authors Photographer 117870 2001 Bloody Proof M Spanish version: El Grito Tabloid Journalist Estela Duarte (Yareli Arizmendi) leaves her unfaithful husband and looking for a job to help support her children discovers she has a knack for writing. Only job available in journalism is with a low-rent tabloid. Accepts position and is soon assigned to cover a series of bizarre murders in which a number of well-to-do women have been killed and mutilated. She digs in the case. Digs up information and makes a deal with police detective investigating the murders. Condition: she won't report all of the facts until the killer is behind bars. Cop and reporter respect each other. But journalist finds herself in dangerous situation. 117871 1953 Bloody Spur, The N Einstein, Charles Press 117872 2002 Bloody Sunday M Journalist (Mark Redhead) 117873 1998 Bloom NSF McCarthy, Will Aspiring Journalist John Strasheim asked to come along on a journey to chronicle the journey and find out what happened to Earth. Soon learns trip will be fraught with as many political dangers as nanotech one and that the Mycora (atom-size machines that devour everything they touch) are both more and less than they seem. Humanity has long fled Earth for cold reaches of outer system, where the lack of heat and sunlight make it difficult for the Mycora to bloom. Survivors of humanity face constant onslaught of ever-evolving Mycora. They must find out what happened to Earth and whether Mycora are finding ways to overcome susceptibility to cold. Immunity mounts expedition to plant probes on Earth's polar caps. Shoemaker and aspiring Journalist John Strasheim is asked to come along to chronicle the journey. 117874 2003 Bloom M Editor (Peadar Lamb). Newsboy (Andrew McGibney). 117875 2007 Bloom County CS TV Journalist Diane Sawyer. Opus the Penguin has had a long-time crush on Sawyer. 117876 1980 Bloom County: Reporter Milo Bloom CS Comic Strip, 12-8-1980 to 8-6-1989 Reporter Milo Bloom, a 10-year-old newspaper reporter for the Bloom Beacon and later the Bloom Picayune in Bloom County. He lives in the Bloom County Boarding House with his grandparents. He has engaged in controversial reporting (he says he graduated from the “Rupert Murdoch School of Exuberant Journalism). In early times, he always bothered Senator Bedfellow with ridiculous questions, asking for confirming accusations and attempting to convict him for virtually anything. Noteworthy scandal he created involved changing the front page article of the New York Times from “Reagan Calls Women ‘America’s Most Valuable Resource’” to “Reagan calls Women “America’s Little Dumplins” resulting in an attack on the White House by angry feminists, but earning praise from Phyllis Schlafly. Appears to be the only staff reporter of the Bloom Beacon. Only other employees seen were the editor-in-chief and Opus, editorial writer, ombudsman and cartoonist. Worked occasionally with Oliver Wendell Jones, a young computer hacker and gifted scientist. He once tried to bring an end to the cold war by changing a headline on the front page of Pravda, working with Michael, saying “Gorbachev Urges Disarmament: Total! Unilateral!,” but faculty translation caused the headline to read: “Gorbachev Sings Tractors: Turnip! Buttocks!” 117877 1971 Bloomfield M Commentator, Football (Brian Moore) 117878 1920 Blooming Angel, The M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 117879 1989 Blore M.P. MT News Media. 1st Reporter (Alan Halley). 2nd Reporter (Steve Hervieu). Male Journalist (John Duval). 117880 1946 Blossom Valley N O'More, B. Girl Reporter went to Blossom Valley to help her uncle run the local newspaper and to get away from big city scandals. But when her editor who was in love with her followed, the small town life was far more complicated than that of San Francisco. 117881 1992 Blossom: T SV 123 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 1-20-92 News Media 117882 1992 Blossom: T SV 172, 217 Episode. 11-9-92 Parody Documentary with TV Anchor Keith Morrison. 117883 1993 Blossom: Big Doings (Part Two) T Episode TV Newscaster (Kent Shocknek - Himself). 117884 1994 Blossom: Blossom Gump T Episode. 11-21-1994. Season #5. Episode #9 News Media. Reporter #1 (Sid Melton). Reporter #2 (Frank Fowler). 117885 1991 Blossom: To Tell the Truth T Episode #20. 10-21-1991 Interviewer (John Capodice). 117886 1937 Blossoms on Broadway M News Media. Reporters (Frank Henry, Sam Lufkin, Tom O'Grady, Charles Prince, Cyril Ring, Charles Sherlock, 117887 1985 Blott on the Landscape MT Miniseries TV Reporter (Jolyon McDowell) 117888 2005 Blow M South Africa Newspaper Seller (Katleho Ramaphakela). 117889 2001 Blow Dry M News Media. Journalist 1 George (Mark Benton). Journalist 2 Stanley (Gordon Langford Rowe). Journalist (Johnny Leeze). Photographer (Stephen Graham). 117890 1981 Blow Out M L Palma, Brian De (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Frank Donohue (Curt May) for Eye on the City News) helps Sound Man Jack Terri (John Travolta) witnesses a murder but is unable to prove it. Donohue describes himself as a "frustrated actor. Framed blow-ups from footage of accident are printed in News Today magazine. Terri syncs sound to pictures. Killer pretends to be a broadcaster and kills the woman Terri rescued from the car. Inability of news media to uncover truth as TV news reports of the final assault fail to get the facts straight and indicate the woman managed to kill her attacker before she died even though it was Terri who killed the attacker. Political conspiracy film. Donohue exemplifies superficial emphasis on imaging in news media. TV Newscaster (Dick McGarvin). 117891 1936 Blow Out, The C Guffaw and Order Newspaper Headlines set up the storyline 117892 1923 Blow Your Own Horn M AFI-Radio Radio 117893 1966 Blow-Up (aka Blowup) M DVD -R HQ 2760, 2761. DVD -R HQ 10259, 10260, L Cortazar, Julio (Short Story). Michelangelo Antonioni, Tonino Guerra, English dialogue in collaboration with Edward Bond (Screenplay) AFI-Photographers. Ness Book Photographer Thomas (David Hemmings) first seen dressed as a bum doing undercover work in flophouse for a book he is preparing. Later photographs couple in park and after examining photographs, begins to suspect they show a corpse. "You can't photograph people like that." "Who says I can't? I'm only doing my job…I'm a photographer." Fashion Editor (Mary Khal) 117894 1994 Blown Away M News Media. TV Reporter (Sara Edwards). TV Reporter (Michael Macklin). Helicopter News Cameraman (David B. Nowell). 117895 2004 Blowout NM OWN - P Coulter, Catherine Washington Post Investigative Reporter Callie Markham teams up with a local Metro Police liaison and two FBI agents to investigate the brutal murder of a Supreme Court Justice, a step-father. Washington Post Editor Jed Coombes. Reporter's mother: "I so wish Callie weren't a reporter. Doing that to people when they're in such obvious distress, and then trying to justify it with that idiotic refrain they so quickly toss out -- 'the public's right to know.' It's only an excuse…." 117896 1982 Blue and the Gray, The MT DVD -R HQ 2011, 2012 (Part I). 2013 (Part I-Part II). 2014 (Part II). 2015, 2016, 1954 (Part III). SVD 1105 Miniseries Correspondent-Artist John Geyser (John Hammond) for the Gettsburg Chronicle witnesses the great events of the Civil War. War correspondent for Harper's Weekly. 1st Cell Reporter (Royce D. Applegate) 117897 1989 Blue Angel Café M News Media. TV Journalist (Richard Frank Sume). Journalist (Vera M. Moore). Photographer (Laura Gemser). 117898 1965 Blue Beast, The M AFI-Publishers Publisher 117899 1992 Blue Black Permanent M UK Art Critic (Douglas Sutherland). Newsreader (Bill Jack). 117900 2005 Blue Bottle Club, The N Stokes, Penelope J. Reporter Brendan Delaney stumbles upon a blue, cabin-shaped bottle that four friends, in the wake of the depression of 1929, placed tiny pieces of paper holding their life wishes. Four girls and four dreams. Sixty-five years later, local news reporter Brendan Delaney stumbles upon the bottle, discovering the most meaningful story of her career and possibly the meaning missing from her own life. 117901 2004 Blue Butterfly, The M Press Agent (Liz MacRae). 117902 1994 Blue Chips M News Media. Reporter (Allan Malamud). Reporter (Tedd Taskey). Journalist (Christine A. Pechera). Reporter (Wendy Goodman Thum). Press Photographer (Rayder Woods). Sportscaster Dick Vitale (Himself). 117903 1978 Blue Collar M DVD -R HQ 4297, 4298 TV Reporter (Colby Chester). TV Reporter (Jerry Snider). Newspaper Reporter (Vincent Lucchesi). 117904 2002 Blue Crush M DVD -R 1758 (Media Excerpts) Reporter. Surf Magazine Reporter (Darren Crawford). Surf Photographer (Todd Messick). 117905 1946 Blue Dahlia, The M SVD 1144 Photographers (James Millican, Albert Ruiz). Radio broadcast announcing Helen's murder. News Clerk (Bea Allen). Photographer (Albert Ruiz). 117906 1944 Blue Dahlia, The MS OWN - H Chandler, Raymond Press 117907 1991 Blue Desert M Cartoonist Lisa Roberts (Courtney Cox), New York comic-strip artist, raped and attacked a second time, packs up and leaves 117908 1983 Blue Dress, The M Trevor, William UK - Ness Book Correspondent Terris (Denholm Elliott) obsessed with search for truth. Work takes him to northern Ireland and other devastated locations. Journalist' marriage breaks up, not because of the usual strain of being on assignment for long periods of time, but because his wife regards his obsession with truth a kind of madness. Discovery of a truth about a young woman he meets leads to his downfall. He acknowledges that he has made a career out of his "affliction." At the end of the film, it is revealed reporter is in a sanitarium. Attendants arrive to strap him into a strait-jacket and he is left staring out into space as he insists: "Still, I know I'm right." 117909 1981 Blue Dress, The SS GPL Trevor, William In "Stories of William Trevor, The." Journalist-Narrator. Journalist in Belfast, sending reporters to a Washington newspaper and to a syndicate in Australia. Correspondent. Posted photocopies of everything I wrote to Stoyckov, who operates a news bureau in Prague. 117910 1977 Blue Fire Lady M Reporter #1 (Jack Ayling). Reporter #2 (Rollo Roylance). 117911 1953 Blue Gardenia, The M DVD -R HQ 2072, 2073. SVD 766 Caspary, Vera (Story - "Gardenia"). Charles Hoffman (Screenplay) Ness Book (More Good Quotes) Columnist Casey Mayo (Richard Conte) for the Los Angeles Chronicle investigates man's murder. Woman suspect. Copyboy offers nickname, "Blue Gardenia Girl" for killer. Reporter wants murderess to come to office before police find her: "She's hot copy." Editor assigns Mayo to cover bomb test. He asks what he should do about the Blue Gardenia story. Editor says: "You've left dames before. Write her a letter." Reporter writes an open letter in the paper offering her help in exchange for a story. He promises not to print anything she says without permission. Letter leads to crank calls, but woman shows up claiming to be killer's friend. Woman arrested, assumes reporter set her up after getting scoop. Real murderer man's pregnant girlfriend. She is cleared. Womanizing reporter passes little black book on to his photographer sidekick. Time 3/23/53: "Richard Conte as the newsman is such a demon columnist that he apparently never even has to bother to write a column." Drunk Reporter at Bill's Eatery (Frank Ferguson). Chronicle Managing Editor (Hugh Sanders). Al, the Sleepy Photographer (Richard Erdman). News Stand Dealer (Edward Clark). 117912 1996 Blue Heaven N Kagan, Elaine News Media 117913 1994 Blue Heelers: Armed and Dangerous T Episode #13. 4-12-1994 TV Interviewer (Sally McLean). 117914 2003 Blue Heelers: Firebrands (Parts 1 and 2) T Episode #377-#378. 2-12/19-2003 Newsreader (Peter Morris). 117915 2002 Blue Heelers: Last Jar, The T Episode #362. 8-14-2002 Newsreader (Peter Morris). 117916 2002 Blue Heelers: Real Thing, The T Episode #340. 3-13-2002 Newsreader (Peter Morris). 117917 2002 Blue Heelers: Sins of the Father T Episode #351. 5-29-2002. Series 1994. News Media. Reporter (Collette Bruggeman). Newsreaader (Peter Morris). 117918 2006 Blue Heelers: What's Love Got To Do With It T Episode #502. 4-22-2006 Journalist (Gina Morley). 117919 1995 Blue Heelers: With Prejudice T Episode #66. Newsreader (Sally Moore 117920 1977 Blue Hotel, The MT Journalist (Geddeth Smith) 117921 1997 Blue Hotel, The M Journalist (Don Pierazzi). 117922 2007 Blue Hour, The M Reporter (Randi Tahara) 117923 1975 Blue Knight, The MT News Vendor (Don Hammer) 117924 1966 Blue Light: T Series War Correspondent David March (Robert Goulet), World War II foreign correspondent 117925 1966 Blue Light: Deserters T VHS 1230 Episode War Correspondent David March (Robert Goulet), World War II foreign correspondent 117926 1966 Blue Light: Field of Dishonor T VHS 1230 Episode War Correspondent David March (Robert Goulet), World War II foreign correspondent 117927 1966 Blue Light: How To Kill a Toy Soldier T VHS 1230 Episode War Correspondent David March (Robert Goulet), World War II foreign correspondent 117928 1966 Blue Light: Key to the Code T VHS 1230 Episode War Correspondent David March (Robert Goulet), World War II foreign correspondent 117929 1985 Blue Moon N Bonds, Parris War Correspondent Roxana Van Buren set out to prove women equal to traditional male endeavors by becoming a war correspondent, going from El Paso into Mexico to try to obtain an interview with Pancho Villa. Steamy romance with womanizing cowpoke takes up much of her time. 117930 1969 Blue Movie M AFI-Television TV 117931 1985 Blue Murder M Murray, Jim (Story). Charles Wiener, Geoffrey Pilo (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist-Crime Reporter Dan Blake (Jamie Spears) is contacted by a killer who demands that he write a column condemning pornographers. Blake argues with Editor Tom Hall (Doug Bain) about whether to run the story. Blake fights with a cop while investigating the case and uses occasional deceptions to try to get information (he tells one source he is working for Better Homes and Gardens). Suspects include powerful media baron Kenneth Markham (John Woodhill) who also has investments in prostitutes and pornography rackets. Blake stays a step ahead of the police in finding the killer. Real mystery, says Ness, is why a priest would be sitting on a paper's editorial board decisions and offering legal advice. Assistant Editor (Ilse von Glatz). 117932 1957 Blue Murder at St. Trinian's M Photographer (Bernard Fox) 117933 2003 Blue Murder: America's Most Wanted T Episode #26. 1-17-2003 News Media. Reporter #1 (Natalie Charles). 117934 2001 Blue Murder: Baby Point T Episode #13. Newscaster (Nigel Hamer). 117935 2003 Blue Murder: Full Disclosure T Episode #31. 2-28-2003 News Media. Reporter #1 (Natalie Charles). 117936 2003 Blue Murder: Pilot T Episode #1. 5-18-2003 Journalist (Andrew James Davies). Journalist (Andrew McHugh). Newsreader (So Rahman). 117937 2003 Blue Murder: Search Party T Episode #27. 1-24-2003 News Media. Reporter #1 (Cheryl Hickey). Reporter #2 (Natalie Charles). 117938 1989 Blue Numbers N Goldsmith, Bruce Journalist Sandy Klein, a one-time radical, wakes up one morning in 1973 to discover a blue tattoo on his arm--an exact replica of a concentration camp number. 117939 2004 Blue Pencils and Hidden Hands: Women Editing Periodicals, 1830-1910 D Garvey, Ellen Gruber and Sharon M. Harris Female Editors of periodicals in the 19th century redefined women’s identities and roles and influenced public opinion about such issues as abolition and woman suffrage. 117940 1954 Blue Peter, The M American Reporter (Harold Ayer). English Reporter (Clive Baxter). Editor (Lloyd Lamble). 117941 1960 Blue Pheasant, The N Boswell, John News Media 117942 1998 Blue Rain NM Freadhoff, Chuck Columnist Johnny Rose is a successful columnist at a Los Angeles paper owned by a business tycoon with political ambitions. 117943 1999 Blue Rain N Farraday, Tess Reporter Kasey Harrigan investigates the slaughter of more than a hundred wild horses. The desert controversy centers on a man who rescued Harrigan when she was 16 from three males making sleazy advances to her. He kisses her as if he knew her. She returned to Los Angeles but that decade-old kiss lingers on her mind. Both believe they have reasons now not to trust the other. The man is assigned to escort her around the area for the next 10 days. Attraction between the two grows as they make their dangerous rounds. Harrigan has the power to defeat an evil but she rejects the Native American spiritual system that she needs to guide her to victory and ultimately love. 117944 2006 Blue Shoes and Happiness NM Smith, Alexander McCall #1 Ladies’ Detective Agency Advice Columnist Aunty Emang in the local newspaper may not be what she seems. She may be running a blackmail racket. So the No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency swings into action. 117945 1994 Blue Skies T 1994-ABC Copywriter, Catalog 117946 1983 Blue Skies Again M TV Cameraman (Tom Tully). 117947 1994 Blue Sky M News Media. TV Newscaster (David Dwyer). Reporter (Babs George). Reporter (Rod Masterson). Reporter (Sean McGraw). 117948 2007 Blue State M TV Reporter (Liz Sroka). On the eve of John Kerry’s 2004 defeat, campaign volunteer John Logue, canvassing in Ohio, says he’ll move to Canada if Bush wins. His pledge gets televised, so when John returns to San Francisco, where his old job and girl friend evaporate, his friends expect him to deliver on the promise. He gets a call from marryacanadian.org, accepts the invitation to come to Winnipeg, interviews traveling companions, picks Chloe with a nose ring and sets out. Both John and Chloe have secrets, revealed one at a time, and Winnipeg in 2004, with men and women willing to help U.S. ex-patriates gain citizenship, may not be what either needs. 117949 1990 Blue Steel M News Media. Female Reporter (Lauren Tom). Reporter #1 (Doug Barron). Reporter #2 (Carol Schneider) 117950 1983 Blue Thunder M L TV Newsman Mario Machado, other TV reporter save the day by broadcasting secret tape 117951 1984 Blue Thunder: Trojan Horse T Episode #5. 2-3-1984 TV Reporter (Nigel Bullard). TV Reporter (Cynthia Ream). 117952 1916 Blue Trail, The NM Pettersson, Julius Correspondent Maurice Wallion, a reporter and international correspondent for a Stockholm newspaper before and during the war years, is known as the "Problem Solver." 117953 1951 Blue Veil, The M Photographer (Torben Meyer) 117954 2005 Blue Water High: Joker's Wild T Episode #15. 8-17-2005 Reporter (Sean Kennedy). 117955 2005 Blue Water High: Sharks in the Mind T Episode #9. 7-6-2005 Interviewer (Amanda Robinson - Female Interviewer). 117956 1985 Blue Yonder, The MT News Vendor (Charles Adams). 117957 2000 Blue's Clues: Occupations! T DVD -R HQ 10627. SVD 1434 Episode. 7-17-2000 Reporter. Steve pretends to be a reporter. 117958 2001 Blue's Clues: What's New Blue? T DVD -R HQ 4409. SVD 1114 Episode News Media 117959 1938 Bluebeard's Eighth Wife M Photographer (Harold Minjir). 117960 2006 Bluebonnet Court P Gershick, Zsa Zsa Play in two acts, directed by Kelly Ann Ford at the Hudson Mainstage Theater Premiere. Lesbian Journalist Helen Burke (Leslie Cohen) finds unexpected love and surprises at a roadside motel in World War II-era Texas. In 1944, Burke is driving from New York to Los Angeles to take a screenwriting job at MGM when she has a car accident after swerving to avoid a deer in the road. She ends up at the Bluebonnet Court motel as she waits for her car to be repaired. The owner of the establishment is thrilled to have someone involved with the movies on her property. Her drunken World War II veteran husband initially seems hostile, making bigoted remarks about Helen being Jewish, but he gradually becomes friendly. Helen is most intrigued by an African-American employee Orla Mae (Dalila Ali Rajah) and quickly falls for her. 117961 1988 Bluegrass MT Reporter (Bruce Casella) 117962 1992 Blueprint MT Miniseries TV Reporter Simon Hagner (Ole Range) 117963 1976 Bluey: Wild Goose Chase T Episode #9. 9-27-1976 News Media. Newsman (John Bluthal). 117964 1963 Bluff Master M India. Ness Tabloid Gossip Columnist-Photographer Ashok (Shammi Kapoor) is a chronic liar who lives by his wits. The Bombay-based journalist is a fast-talking con man who will do anything for a buck -- cheat, steal, even sell a laundry receipt as a lottery ticket. He publishes a photograph of a woman slapping a man in the street. The woman turns out to be his boss’ daughter. After many adventures, the columnist wins the woman’s heart. Never one to give up, he somehow meets the daughter and convinces her of his good intentions. When she falls in love with him, Ashok tries to give up bluffing but it’s too late. No one believes him now. 117965 1977 Bluff Stop M Journalist (Per Sjostrand). 117966 1953 Blume von Hawaii, Die MF Journalist, Eine dicker (Benno Sterzenbacher). 117967 2004 Blur N Every, Richard L. Investigative Reporter Scoop McClure was puzzled. Skip George was dead, but what was the motive? Who wanted the jockey dead? An ex-cop detested Skip, but that didn't spell murder. The local mob needed Skip, so rule them out. Maybe a wrangling among the jockeys? Someone who didn't get their share? Not likely. Unless...the bullet was meant for Scoop! Maybe he was making someone nervous enough to take action. Blur is a look at the fast-track world of thoroughbred racing and betting. This tale divulges tactics and dirty tricks used by rogue jockeys to ensure the appropriate horse wins. In this intricate story of corrupt gambling, accidental murder, reckless romance and kidnapping, our hero walks a twisted path to stay alive and find his version of the truth. 117968 2007 Blur M News Media. Lead Investigative Reporter (Christa Martin). 117969 2004 Blur M News Media. News Reporter (Kristen Leigh Patti). Sports Announcer (Ron Brienes). 117970 1970 Blutiger Stahl. Aus dem Leben des Martin Roth N Gluchowski, Bruno Germany Journalist 117971 1969 Board Room, The N OWN - H (Two Copies) Blair, Clay Jr. Editor Lee Crawford, editor-in-chief of The Weekly Tribune and seat on the board of The Marshall Publishing Company. 117972 1916 Boarders, The SS Howells, William Dean Newspaperman Briggs, a young newspaperman and boarder. 117973 1982 Boardinghouse M Photographer (Michele Krieger). 117974 1987 Boats Against the Current: Novel, A N Logue, John Editor Jack Harris has returned to Alabama after a seven-year absence to be editor of the Montgomery Courant. It is January, 1967. Harris tries to reconcile his principles with the segregationist policies of the newspaper and its publisher. Harris begins process of reassimilation into the culture and the good-ole-boy network of Southern politics. Harris's compromises in selecting and writing the news as well as the poverty, prejudice and political corruption about which he writes is seen. The governor is on his deathbed, a black woman tries to have her son, a Vietnam War casualty buried in a white cemetery. A prominent doctor is found dead, an apparent suicide. Harris considers it all. 117975 1993 Bob (TV Interview) T SV 176 2-12-93 Parody News 117976 1981 Bob & Ray & Jane, Laraine & Gilda T Parody News 117977 1946 Bob & Ray Show, The R Series - 1946-76 Parody News 117978 1949 Bob & Ray Show, The R CD1 - Wells 1-14. 7-15, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31. 8-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 11, 12, 13. 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19. 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 30-31. Parody News 117979 1949 Bob & Ray Show, The R CD1 - Wells Episodes. 9-1, 14, 17, 19, 20, 24, 26. 10-13, 14, 21. 11-14, 15, 16, 17. 20-7, 8, 9, 10. Parody News 117980 1949 Bob & Ray Show, The R CD1 - Wells 12-12, 12-14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 21, 22, 28, 29, 31. Parody News. Boston Mary Cries and Terrence McCaffigen. 117981 1950 Bob & Ray Show, The R CD1 - Wells 2-20. 8-17, 21. 10-7, 9. Parody News 117982 1953 Bob & Ray Show, The R CD1 - Wells Parody News. Merchandising Ice cubes 117983 1948 Bob & Ray Show, The (aka Bob and Ray Show, The) R CD1 - Wells 8-26, 27. 9-13. 10-10. 12-25, 27. Parody News 117984 1959 Bob & Ray Show, The CBS R CD1 - Wells 6-29 (15 programs). 7-13 (10 programs). 8-7, 10 (14 programs). Parody News 117985 1959 Bob & Ray Show, The CBS R CD2 - Wells 8-10 (8 programs). 8-21 (28 programs). 9-21 (27 programs). 10-1 (9 programs). 10-2 (5 programs). 10-3 (7 programs). Parody News 117986 1959 Bob & Ray Show, The CBS R CD2 - Wells 10-3 (7 programs). 10-4 (1 program). 10-8 (3 programs). Parody News 117987 1959 Bob & Ray Show, The CBS R CD2 - Wells 7-13 (16 programs. 6-29 (10 programs). Parody News 117988 1960 Bob & Ray Show, The: Log Roller and Mcbb Family Singers R CD2 - Wells 1-26-60 Parody News 117989 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Afrs 01 and 02 R CD2 - Wells Parody News 117990 1963 Bob & Ray Show: Alan Funt Look-alike Party R CD2 - Wells Parody News 117991 1960 Bob & Ray Show: Aroma Factory R CD2 - Wells 1-27-60 Parody News 117992 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Arriving in Boston R CD2 - Wells Parody News 117993 1960 Bob & Ray Show: Audience Questions R CD2 - Wells 2-02-60 Parody News 117994 1963 Bob & Ray Show: Ballew Air Traffic Report R CD2 - Wells Parody News 117995 1963 Bob & Ray Show: Ballew in the New Quiet Subway R CD2 - Wells Parody News 117996 1963 Bob & Ray Show: Barkley Overstreet and The Tender R CD2 - Wells Parody News 117997 1963 Bob & Ray Show: Barry Campbells Movie Premier R CD2 - Wells Parody News 117998 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Biff Burns Pickup Sticks R CD2 - Wells Parody News 117999 1963 Bob & Ray Show: Bob and Ray Summer Home R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118000 1960 Bob & Ray Show: Bold Journeyman R CD2 - Wells 2-04-60 Parody News 118001 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Bus Adventures R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118002 1973 Bob & Ray Show: By the Seawall R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118003 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Calvins Cartoon Club R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118004 1960 Bob & Ray Show: CBS One Fella's Family R CD2 - Wells 3-3-60 Parody News 118005 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Change of Plans, A R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118006 1963 Bob & Ray Show: Cheapers Discount Dept. Store R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118007 1960 Bob & Ray Show: Clarinet Comic R CD2 - Wells 3-11-60 Parody News 118008 1963 Bob & Ray Show: Cliff Flemmings Weather Station R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118009 1960 Bob & Ray Show: Concerto of Life and Kiddie Menu R CD2 - Wells 2-03-60 Parody News 118010 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Cure for Jr. R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118011 1963 Bob & Ray Show: Fractions in the Supermarket R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118012 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Ghostly Rehearsal R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118013 1960 Bob & Ray Show: Green Pickerall R CD2 - Wells 2-05-60 Parody News 118014 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Heading for Meredith R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118015 1960 Bob & Ray Show: I Remember It Well R CD2 - Wells 2-19-60 Parody News 118016 1963 Bob & Ray Show: Junior Bob and Ray Hopefuls R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118017 1960 Bob & Ray Show: Kent Returns and Wally Ballew R CD2 - Wells 3-12-60 Parody News 118018 1960 Bob & Ray Show: Kiddie's Book Author R CD2 - Wells 3-5-60 Parody News 118019 1963 Bob & Ray Show: Laughing Eddie Upjohn The Human R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118020 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Library Reels R CD2 - Wells Library Reels 01 -08 Parody News 118021 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Library Reels R CD3 - Wells Library Reels 09-18 Parody News 118022 1963 Bob & Ray Show: Marry Ellen Wabbash and Her Giraffe R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118023 1960 Bob & Ray Show: Mary Magoons Scrapopoly R CD2 - Wells 1-28-60 Parody News 118024 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Mary Missing R CD3 - Wells Parody News 118025 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Mary the Cabbie R CD3 - Wells Parody News 118026 1963 Bob & Ray Show: Mcbb Twins New Instrumentation R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118027 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Meredith Jinx R CD3 - Wells Parody News 118028 1960 Bob & Ray Show: More Mcbb Family Singers R CD2 - Wells 2-18-60 Parody News 118029 1960 Bob & Ray Show: Mr. Science R CD2 - Wells 2-17-60 Parody News 118030 1960 Bob & Ray Show: Mr. Trace Kenner Than Most Persons R CD2 - Wells 1-29-60 Parody News 118031 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Mys Cab Driver R CD3 - Wells Parody News 118032 1963 Bob & Ray Show: New Sturdley-8, The R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118033 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Noble Wife Adrift R CD3 - Wells Parody News 118034 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Noble Wife Hauled Away R CD3 - Wells Parody News 118035 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Noble Wife Rowing To Shore R CD3 - Wells Parody News 118036 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Noble Wife Shanghaied R CD3 - Wells Parody News 118037 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Noble Wife Welcome Abroad R CD3 - Wells Parody News 118038 1960 Bob & Ray Show: One Fella's Family and Impersonator R CD2 - Wells 3-10-60 Parody News 118039 1963 Bob & Ray Show: Postcard Pavilion at the Worlds R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118040 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Sailing into 559 R CD3 - Wells Parody News 118041 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Selection of Skits R CD3 - Wells 1-3 Parody News 118042 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Show Folks From NY R CD3 - Wells Parody News 118043 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Squad Car 119 Holdup at 7226 Alameda R CD2 - Wells Parody News 118044 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Unknown Title R CD3 - Wells Parody News 118045 1960 Bob & Ray Show: Wally Ballew with Professor Groggins R CD2 - Wells 3-8-60 Parody News 118046 1951 Bob & Ray Show: Wally Ballou and Steve Bosco R Series Newscaster Wally Ballou, bumbling inept newscaster. Steve Bosco, inebriated sportscaster whose scoops were usually eight days late 118047 1973 Bob & Ray Show: War R CD2 - Wells 3-13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 27, 28. Parody News 118048 1973 Bob & Ray Show: Wilbur Freeley Bomb Deactivator R CD3 - Wells Parody News 118049 1960 Bob & Ray Show: Word Carr Horror Movie Interview R CD2 - Wells 3-4-60 Parody News 118050 1960 Bob & Ray Show: World News Reporter and Fectenburger R CD2 - Wells 3-9-60 Parody News 118051 1908 Bob and Harry SS Semphill, Ernest (Detective Inspector Coles, nom-de-plume) About 20 Bob and Harry stories appeared in Marvel making their debut in Marvel, l No. 154 in 1908 in a story “The Boy Detectives’ First Case.” In 1909, an original tale, “The War Lord” was published in Boys’ Friend Library No. 9 Journalists Bob Dawson and Harry Fairfax for The Trumpeter were boy detectives. In the first story, Detective Inspector Coles virtually “discovers” them and realizes that their brilliant powers would serve them in good stead should they work for Scotland Yard. Harry is a bright faced boy, with a lean and alert face. He is the foster brother of Bob, a hulking lad with a kindly, vigorous face and blue eyes. As the stories progress, they become journalists and criminal investigations specialists for The Trumpeter, with consulting and living rooms at 113, Upper Woburn Place, Bloomsbury, under the aegis of Bob’s mother, Mrs. Dawson. They have the services of a maid, flaming-haired Sarah, and have a faithful mongrel lurcher named Sneezer. Though mere boys, they were of professional class, with expert powers of deduction, but although they were referred to as boys, the illustrations show them as young men in their twenties. 118052 1953 Bob Considine Show, The DT Columnist Bob Considine 118053 1951 Bob Considine Show, The (On the Line with Considine) DT Columnist Bob Considine syndicated columnist 118054 1975 Bob Crane Show, The: American Fiasco, The T Episode #11. 5-22-1975 Reporter (Christopher Barrett). 118055 1955 Bob Cummings Show, The: T Series 1-22-1955 to 9-15-1959. Photographer Bachelor 118056 1955 Bob Cummings Show, The: Bob Glamorizes Schultzy T Magazine. Bob tries to glamorize Schultzy in order to fix her up with the sailor who has come to find the girl whose legs appeared in a magazine photograph 118057 1955 Bob Cummings Show, The: Chuck Goes Hollywood T Magazine. Chuck gets a swelled head when his picture appears on the cover of a teenage magazine 118058 1967 Bob Dylan: Don't Look Back DT Student Journalist interviews Dylan who lies to him. 118059 1935 Bob Gordon, Cub Reporter NJ OWN - H (Two copies, one 1939) Dean, Graham M. Cub Reporter Bob Gordon. Realistic story for boys about a tyro on a newspaper. 118060 1980 Bob Hope T Parody TV Reporting. Satire on Television Reporting 118061 1988 Bob Hope Funny News Network T A1302 TV News. Bob Hope -- Network Anchor? Wry look at TV reporting 118062 1963 Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre T Series 1963-1967 News Media 118063 1965 Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre: Highest Fall of All T Episode #61. 12-1-1965 Press Agent (John Willis). Writer (Robert Q. Lewis). 118064 1967 Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre: Wipeout T Episode #91. 4-26-1967 Commentator (Les Crane). 118065 1961 Bob Hope Show, The T Series Sports Editors select top athletes 118066 1987 Bob Hope Winterfest Christmas Show T Series Reporter #1 (Laird Stuart). Reporter #2 (Earleen Carey). 118067 1954 Bob Mathias Story, The M Olympics Reporters (Jonathan Hole, William Tannen). 1948 Olympics Reporter (John Pickard). Sportscaster Frank Gifford (Himself). 118068 1975 Bob Newhart Show, The: Article, The T SVD 1279 Episode #76. 12-6-1975 Reporter Ellen Hartley (Pat Finley) gets a new assignment to interview the doctors in Bob's building 118069 1972 Bob Newhart Show, The: Who is Mr. X? T Episode. Series (9-16-72 to 8-26-78) Talk Show. Bob accidentally tells about the public official he once treated on a talk show 118070 1999 Bob Norberry: Or Sketches from the Note Book of an Irish Reporter N Levey, John Irish Reporter Bob Norberry’s sketches from his notebook involves a tale of life in Ireland in the early 19th century involving unscrupulous lawyers, duels and lost heirs. 118071 2001 Bob Patterson: Family Bob T SVD 1128 Episode Entertainment Reporter. E! Reporter Jules Asner (playing herself) is to interview Bob at home with family. Bad idea for Bob. 118072 2001 Bob Patterson: Naked Bob T Episode #3. 10-16-2001 News Media. Reporter #1 (Keith Valcourt). 118073 1992 Bob Roberts M L Robbins, Tim (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Bugs Raplin (Giancarlo Esposito) for the Troubled Times, trying to link the candidate's aide to international drug conspiracy and S&L scandals. Attempts an ambush interview of the politician at a beauty pageant. Raplin is later framed for an assassination attempt on the candidate. Film takes satiric aim at the role of the media in emphasizing image over substance -- a number of name actors appear as newscasters. Raplin also reinforces watchdog role of individual reporters when he points out that papers like his will keep trying to expose the real story, even though it has been buried by the major media. Ernesto Galleano, Reporter Rock Bork (Fisher Stevens). TV Anchor Carol Cruise (Pamela Reed). Chuck Martin, News Anchor (James Spader). Dan Riley, Morning News Anchor (Peter Gallagher). News Anchor Tawna Titan (Susan Sarandon),. News Anchor Chip Daley (Fred Ward). Hospital Reporter Rose Pondell (Helen Hunt). New York Reporters (Lamont Arnold, Jane Crawford, Ann Talman). Reporter (Robert Hegyes). New York Reporter (Anthony Dileo Jr.). New York Reporter (Tom Tully). D.C. Reporter (Linda King). Reporter (Robert Hegyes). Political Public Relations man. 118074 1917 Bob's Matinee Idol M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 118075 2004 Bobby Jones, Stroke of Genius M DVD -R HQ 5661, 5662, 5663 Sportswriter-Columnist-Radio Journalist O.B. Keeler (Malcolm McDowell) makes Bobby Jones' reputation. Broadcasts the first live radio broadcast of Masters'. Sportswriter Grantland Rice (Allen O'Reilly). Sportswriter (Dave Roberts). Reporters (Robert Pralgo, Frank Hoyt Taylor, Phillip DeVona, David Dwyer, Pat Cusick, Kevin Stillwell, Jamie Moore, Scott Oliver, Mark Russell Gray, Geoff McKnight). Merion Reporter (Scott Oliver). Reporter ( - Steve Warren). 118076 1911 Bobby, the Coward M Newspaper. Daily scans the newspaper in search of a clue of some employment 118077 1908 Bobby's Kodak M Photographer. Boy in early teens taking a photograph 118078 1959 Bobosse MF France. Radio Reporter - Le radio-reporter (Jacques Fabbri). 118079 1994 Boca M SV 289 Silverstein, Ed (Teleplay) Ness Book Correspondent JJ (Rae Dawn Chong) wants to find out who is killing street kids in Brazil. Arrives in Rio during Carnival, renews romantic acquaintance with cameraman Reb (Martin Kemp). Reb warns her that pursuing a story on missing kids may be dangerous Reporter questions members of clergy and police. Cameraman pays for information and they go to a warehouse where he photographs homeless kids being brought in. Kids' captors are killed. She wants to interview the killer. Reb tells her the killer saved the kids so he could get them to deal drugs for them. They meet with the drug lord who says he's exploiting the rich to help the poor. Tells reporter everyone has a price and hers is getting her story. Won't join the drug lord in a scheme to trap businessman who is a front for the death squads. Tells him it is her job to report the news and not to make it. Agrees to plan when one of the kids she interviewed is murdered. Capture the businessman. He admits killing the children because they are hurting the tourist trade. Merchants encourage the massacre. So does the government. Cameraman is killed. When reporter finds out drug lord killed the street kid she interviewed, she stabs him. 118080 2009 Boca News N Foster, Frank Publisher Lester Hood who publishes the newspaper in southwest Florida’s Boca Grande is a friend of Lynn Woo but her laid-back existence is shattered as she finds Hood looking at the wrong end of a long knife. It’s wielded by an islander who is upset with the publisher over his editorials on a raging local controversy in which the governor is involved. But Lynn soon discovers there’s a list of islanders who have it in for Lester. When Lynn and Lester narrowly escape the bombing of Lynn’s boat while on a manatee survey, it becomes clear that the publisher is a target. When he falls ill and dies in the emergency room of “congestive heart failure,” Lynn suspects foul play. Lynn and her lover Rolf Berglund, and best friend and sheriff’s deputy Truck Kershaw, dig for the truth. But Lynn’s digging makes her a target that hardens her conviction that Lester did not die of natural causes. She weaves her way through a cast of colorful, tropical characters on her way to shocking discoveries of greed, lust and revenge, and a gut-wrenching, slam-bang conclusion. 118081 1962 Boccaccio '70 M AFI-Censorship News Media 118082 2005 Bocce Balls M Newspaper Boy (Mario Bosco). 118083 2001 Bodie Gone: Science Fiction Western of Suspense with Disk, A NSF Hyde, Bill Freelance Journalist. Frances "Tip" De Quilol is an affluent housewife, mother and occasional writer for the local newspaper. 118084 2002 Bodies Electric NM Harrison, Colin Media Conglomerate executive Jack Whitman's rosy future in a Time Warner-type corporation with tentacles in cable TV, movies, publishing, music and theme parks, turns into workaholic obsession when his pregnant wife is gunned down by random crossfire. Grief-driven, Jack zooms along the fast track becoming a major player in his boss's plan to wrest control of "The Corporation" from the company's chairman by completing a multinational merger without notifying the board. A chance subway encounter with a Dominican mother hiding with her four-year-old daughter from her violent husband drives his loneliness home. Moved by her plight and her beauty, he offers her a job and a temporary safe house at a friend's empty loft. But the husband finds them. They narrowly escape and end up in Jack's house in Park Slope. Meanwhile the internecine war escalates and at home the husband closes in. Jack has been assigned the suicidal task of convincing the corporation's powerful chairman of the wisdom and inevitability of the megamerger and the chair is quite as dangerous as the maniacally vengeful husband. 118085 1992 Bodies of Evidence: T SV 150 Episode. 6-25-92 TV Reporter 118086 1992 Bodies of Evidence: T SV 206 Episode 4-24-92 Reporter Killed 118087 1992 Bodies of Evidence: Cold Light of Day, The T Episode #3. 7-2-1992 Newscaster (Kim Delgado). 118088 1992 Bodies of Evidence: Nightmoves T Episode #2. 6-25-1992 Cameraman (Albie Selznick). 118089 2002 Bodilfesten 2002 TF Denmark Interviewer (Isabella Miehe-Renard - Herself). 118090 2003 Bodilprisen TF Denmark Interviewer (Pelle Moller - Himself). Hosts (Soren Ostergaard, Pernille Hojrnark - Themselves). 118091 1989 Bodily Harm N OWN - P Atwood, Margaret Freelance Journalist Rennie Wilford takes an assignment in the Caribbean, tumbling into a corrupt world The young journalist is running from her life. When the burnt-out Yankee Paul (does he smuggle dope or hustle for the CIA?) offers her a no-hooks, no strings affair, she is caught up in a lethal web of corruption. 118092 1948 Bodley Head, The N Land, John News Media 118093 2006 Bodomin legenda MTF Finland. Radio Reporter (Pentti Fagerholm - Voice). Reporter of Newsreel (Gustav Wiklund - Voice). 118094 1915 Body and Soul M AFI-Editors Editor 118095 1931 Body and Soul M AD - BOGART Newspaper Advertisement brings girl named Carla to the inn where Mal Andrews (Charles Farrell) is staying 118096 1981 Body and Soul M Polansky, Abraham (Original Screenplay). Leon Isaac Kennedy (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter Julie Winters (Jayne Kennedy), for Sports Illustrated criticizes arrogant fighter for his outlandish behavior. Changes her mind about him when she finds out the truth -- trying to earn enough money to pay for an operation for his sister. Boxer tells reporter over intimate dinner that he hopes to build a reputation so he can be worthy of someone like the reporter. She tells him she does not judge a man on his reputation and just wants him to be a man. Their relationship is tested when she catches him in a hotel room with three prostitutes, an incident engineered by a promoter so he can break the couple up and gain control over the boxer. Hero's life begins to unravel and he returns to Winters after he is paid to throw a fight. She encourages him to fight honestly and cheers him on as he wins. Reporter #1 (Howard Zazove). Reporter #3 (James E. Carter). Reporter #4 (John Isaacs). Sports Announcers (Danny Wells, Johnny Brown). 118097 2002 Body and Soul DT Series 2002 Host-Reporter (Toby Allen). Host-Reporter (Karina Brown). Host-Reporter (Paul Mercurio). 118098 1947 Body and Soul M Photographer Ring (Holly Bane). 118099 1993 Body Bags: Gas Station, The MT Sci-Fi. Three Stories TV Anchorman (Roger Rooks). 118100 2003 Body Check NR Martin, Deirdre Public Relations Specialist Janna McNeil is an expert when it comes to image improvement. that's why her new bosses at Kidco are paying her big bucks to get the bad boys on the hockey team they just bought to clean up their act. But even a PR piranha like Janna won't find it easy to put a good spin on the defending Stanley Cup champion New York Blades, a team that prefers strip clubs to charity balls. Bossing around a locker room full of powerful hunky guys may sound like a dream job, but persuading them to go along with plans that match the Kidco's family-friendly image is a publicist's nightmare. The handsome team captain is Janna's biggest problem. Her persistence drives him wild and soon kindles desire that hits both Ty and Janna like a full body check. But can the lovely all-pro publicist come up with a winning game plan for the future? 118101 1984 Body Double M Cameraman (Rob Paulsen). 118102 1996 Body Fever M Photographer Fritz (Ron Haydock). 118103 2002 Body Limits DF France. Photographer Herve Joseph Lebrun (Himself). Photographer Elisabeth Prouvost (Herself). 118104 1977 Body Love M Reporter (Jacques Gateau). The Reporter. 118105 1982 Body Magic M Fashion Photographer Rudi (Rick Ardonne). 118106 1947 Body Missed the Boat, The NM Iams, Jack Press 118107 2000 Body of a Girl N Stewart, Leah Crime Reporter Olivia Dale's job as a novice crime reporter. As she investigates a kidnapping and brutal murder, Memphis crime reporter Olivia Dale is forced to reassess her own life as she probes deep into the dark secrets of a young woman much like herself 118108 1988 Body of Evidence MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Robert Clinton). Reporter #2 (Michelle Fansett). Reporter #3 (Maureen Thomas). Reporter #4 (Freda Perry). 118109 1991 Body of Evidence NM Cornwell, Patricia Weinberg List Journalist 118110 1993 Body of Evidence M News Media. Male Reporter (Mark C. Vincent). Photographer (Ross Huffman-Kerr). Printman (D. Scot Douglas). Technician (Mario DePriest). 2nd Technician (John DeLay). Woman is accused of killing a man to inherit his millions by having sex with him. 118111 2004 Body of Evidence: From the Case Files of K Dayle Hinman: Bull's Eye DT DVD -R HQ 2934 Episode News Media is used by detectives to catch an assailant before he strikes again. 118112 1993 Body of Influence M L. SV 193 (Uncensored Version). Reporter (Kelly Andrus). Male Reporter (Mark C. Vincent). Photographer (Ross Huffman-Kerr). 118113 2008 Body of Lies M News Correspondent (Robin Atkin Downes). BBC Newsreader (Neil Dickson -Voice). Manchester News Reporter (Xanthe Eibrick). Manchester News Cameraman (Art Hall). 118114 1992 Body of Truth NM Lindsey, David Journalist is lover of a missing daughter of a prominent local family. A Houston detective travels to Guatemala to find her. 118115 1929 Body on the Floor, The NM MLPL Mavity, Nancy Barr Reporter Peter Piper. Agnew, the "freak" rewrite man. Jimmy, the city editor of the Herald. Cub correspondent Jerry Dean. 118116 1991 Body Parts M News Media. TV Reporter #1 (Allan Price). TV Reporter #2 (Hal Eisen). Female Reporter (Taia Red). New York Times proclaims main character a "searing, original talent" and he sees no reason to question his good fortune 118117 1988 Body Politic, The N Gold, Victor-Lynne Cheney Public Relations. White House Press Secretary Frank Lee is forced to keep the news that the vice president has died while bedding down with the doyenne of network correspondents under wraps until the Wisconsin presidential primary is bagged. 118118 1993 Body Shot M Video News Crew member (Michael Castillo, Eric Jamison, David Nathenson, Julie Rehm) 118119 1987 Body Slam M TV Interviewer (M.G. Kelly). 118120 1939 Body Vanished, The M Ness Reporter helping detective find a missing corpse. 118121 1948 Bodyguard M SVD 1495 Reporter Kelly (Michael St. Angel) 118122 1992 Bodyguard, The M PR Publicist Sy Spector (Gary Kemp) handles pop star Rachel Maron (Whitney Houston). Journalist (Joe Unger). Miami Reporter (Rollin Jarrett). 118123 2000 Bodyguard's Assignment, The NR Stevens, Amanda Harlequin Intrigue #581 Reporter Grace Drummond is on the scoop of her life when she witnesses a murder. All she wants is to get herself and her mother into hiding. Only thing stopping her is a Texas Confidential agent 118124 2007 Bodyguard's Return NR Cassidy, Carta Silhouette Intimate Moments #1447 Journalist Savannah Clarion is an alluring redhead hell-bent on exposing a sinister plot. When a man returns to Cotter creek for a job in the family bodyguard business, he gets involved with several suspicious deaths and Clarion. Not only does she rouse his inner sleuth, but she steers him in a passionate direction he can't control -- or wants to. 118125 1997 Bodyguards: Know Thine Enemy T Episode #4. 5-15-1997 Journalist (Jane Wheldon). 118126 1949 Bodyhold M Sports Commentator (Sam Balter). 118127 1984 Bodyline MT Australia. Miniseries Reporter Chooka (Max Cullen). Commentator (Norman May). 118128 1999 Bodywork M Reporter (Danny Da Costa). Commentator (Jerome Blake). 118129 1965 Boeing, Boeing M DVD -R HQ 9754, 9755. L Camoletti, Marc (Play). Edward Anhalt (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Ness Book Correspondent Bernard Lawrence (Tony Curtis) and Reporter Robert Reed (Jerry Lewis) for the Consolidated Press in Paris. Efforts to juggle three stewardesses at once. Development of new and faster jets throws off his timing, creates complications. Correspondent uses unpredictability of his profession to justify having to run out on each of the women at any given time. Reed says, "I don't know when he finds the time to work at all." Maid observes: "Newspapermen. They're in heat all the time." "I don't see how you can cover this story from a bar." "That statement, young lady, is a knife in the back of every newspaperman in the world." 118130 1999 Boekverfilming, De MF Journalist (Dieuwertje Blok) 118131 1981 Bog Mail NM McGinley, Patrick News Media 118132 1985 Bogart TF Series 1985-2002 Reporter/Co-Host (Soren Hoy). Host (Ole Michelsen). 118133 2000 Bogus Witch Project, The: Into the Woods MT Series of short films spoofing "The Blair Witch Project." Anchorman (Bill Dwyer). Host Pauley Shore (Himself). 118134 2000 Bogus Witch Project, The: Pauly Shore Segment MT Cameraman (James DiStefano). 118135 1926 Boheme, La M AFI-Playwrights Writer 118136 1965 Boheme, La M AFI-Playwrights Writer 118137 1982 Bohemians, The: John Reed and His Friends Who Shook The World N OWN - H Cheuse, Alan Journalist John Reed. Fictionalized biography of John Reed. His career as a journalist in Mexico and in Russia. 118138 1965 Boia scarlatto, Il MF Italy. Photographer (Ralph Zucker). 118139 1927 Boite a musique, La SS USC Bartlett, V Press 118140 2000 boite a musique, La SS Bartlett, Vernon In "Topsy-Turvy." Reporters Ivan Deane and Tommy Bennett 118141 1967 Bokser MF News Media. Reporter (Zdzislaw Maklakiewicz). Reporter (Ryszard Stogowski). 118142 2008 Boku no kanojo wa saibogu (aka Cyborg Girl. Cyborg She). MF Japan TV Reporter (Fumiyo Kohinata). Interviewer (Rio Matsumoto). 118143 1947 Bola ao Centro MF Portugal Radio Reporter (Barroso Lopes). 118144 1984 Bola de cristal, La TF Spain. Series 1984-1988. Newscaster Isidoro Fernandez (Isidoro Fernandez). 118145 1997 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Soap (1987-) Reporter, 1997 (Michael White) 118146 1988 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS 4-23-1987. CBS Magazine Publisher Nick Preston (Alan Hayes, 1988-1989). Preston is a pornography magazine head. Bill Spence was so infuriated with the relationship between Preston and a model that he printed nude photos of her in one of his magazines. Nick got even by printing nude photos of Bill taken unknown to him at a gym. William "Bill" Spencer (James Storm, 1987-1994) apparently also owns magazines. Photographer Mick Savage (Jeff Conaway, 1989-1990). 118147 1987 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode. 10-27-1994. Reporter Anderson (Natalie Alexander) 118148 2004 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode. 10-27-2004 Reporter (Drew Daniel) 118149 2003 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode. 2-6-2003 News Media. Reporter #1 (Julie Hudson). Reporter #2 (Kevin Garnier). Reporter #3 (Diana Cuevas). 118150 2003 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode #468. 3-11-2003 News Media. Reporter (Rueben Grundy). Reporter (Nathalia Hencker). Reporter (Brad Horne). Reporter (Leesa Severyn). 118151 2003 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode #538. 9-15-2003 News Media. Reporter (Rueben Grundy). Reporter (Nathalia Hencker). Reporter (Lisa Joyner). 118152 2003 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode #539. 9-16-2003 News Media. Reporter (Rueben Grundy). Reporter (Nathalia Hencker). Reporter (Lisa Joyner). 118153 2003 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode #467. 3-10-2003 Reporter (Rueben Grundy). Reporter (Nathalia Hencker). Reporter (Brad Horne). Reporter (Leesa Severyn). 118154 2004 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode #646. 6-8-2004 Reporter (Randal Miles). Reporter (Diana Morgan). 118155 1998 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode #218. 12-14-1998 News Media. Reporter #3 (Dan Riley). 118156 2004 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode #663. 7-7-2004 Reporters (Kris Allen, Tara R. Cook, Michelle O'Neill, ). 118157 2002 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode #440. 12-2-2002 Reporter (Julie Hudson). 118158 1989 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode #8. 4-20-1989 News Media. Reporter (Connie McKenzie). 118159 2006 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode #907. 12-1-2006 News Media. Reporter (Raeshia Oli). 118160 2006 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode #836-#837. 5-3/8-2006 News Media. Reporter #2 (Susan Turner-Cray). 118161 2006 Bold and the Beautiful, The: TS Episode #836. 5-3-2006 News Media. Reporter #2 (Susan Turner-Cray). 118162 1969 Bold Ones, The: Law Enforcers, The T 10-26-69 News Media. If I Should Wake Before I Die. Robert Drivas, Martin Sitomer, Death Row convict (Chessman) -- assailing reporters 118163 1969 Bold Ones, The: Lawyers, The: People Against Ortega, The T Episode #2. 10-12-1969 Newspaper Artist (Widhoff Gene). 118164 1970 Bold Ones, The: New Doctors, The: Giants Never Kneel T Episode. 10-25-1970. Series 1969-1972 Reporter (Jimmy La Sane). Successful neurosurgeon opens own exclusive clinic called The David Craig Institute of New Medicine. He and his two young charges work on experimental, sometimes non-surgical advances in medical science. 118165 1971 Bold Ones, The: New Doctors, The: Matter of Priorities T Episode. 1-3-1971 News Media. 1st Reporter (James Sikking). 2nd Reporter (Clark Howat). Successful neurosurgeon opens own exclusive clinic called The David Craig Institute of New Medicine. He and his two young charges work on experimental, sometimes non-surgical advances in medical science. 118166 1972 Bold Ones, The: New Doctors, The: Purge of Madness T Episode. 12-5-1972 News Media. Reporter (Nancy Jeris). Successful neurosurgeon opens own exclusive clinic called The David Craig Institute of New Medicine. He and his two young charges work on experimental, sometimes non-surgical advances in medical science. 118167 1998 Boleiros - Era Uma Vez o Futebol MF Editor (Bruno Giordano). 118168 2001 Bolivar soy yo MF Journalist (Marcela Sarmiento) 118169 1985 Bollo, bries en bondgenoten TF Netherlands. Series 1983-1985 Journalist (Tony Wilson). 118170 2003 Bollywood and Vine M News Media. Local News Reporter (Perdita Suffes). Showbiz Buzz Anchor (Anastasia Sewell). News Reporter (John LeMieux). TV Host (Robert Lynch). 118171 2002 Bollywood Boy N Hardy, Justine Journalist Justine Hardy who works in Delhi on a daily newspaper, wants to interview Bollywood heartthrob 118172 2001 Bollywood Calling MF India News Media. Reporter (Elahe Hiptoola). 118173 2002 Bollywood/Hollywood M Reporter (Anne Mroczkowski). 118174 1975 Bolognese, La MF Photographer (Enzo Pulcrano) 118175 1906 Bolton Girl's Position N White, William Allen Society Reporter. Maybelle Bolton persistent, but wholly incompetent, single, silly, works with society. Got her job through influence with the right people. Ridicules women. (Born) Portrait of a ridiculous, silly woman. Never wrote a story that could be published. Wrote poetry and romantic literary criticism. Married and quit job (Born) 118176 1981 Bom Povo Portugues MF Radio Reporter Adelino Gomes. Newspaper Director Raul Rego. 118177 1949 Bomba the Jungle Boy M Photographer George Harland and his daughter discover wild boy in jungle. When she becomes lost, Bomba brings her back overcoming plagues of locusts, forest fires and fierce wild animals. 118178 2001 Bomba, A MF Portugal News Media. Journalist (Alda Gomes). TTV Reporter (Marco Delgado). Old Reporter (Carlos Santos). TTV Presenter (Arthur Albarram). 118179 1943 Bombardier M DVD -R HQ 7337, 7338 Photographer (Russell Hoyt) 118180 1995 Bombay M Bollywood Reporter Shekhar (Arvind Swamy) works for a large daily newspaper. He interviews politicians and police from both Hindu and Muslim factions. 118181 1980 Bombay 405 Miles MF India. Photographer (Bhagwan). 118182 1942 Bombay Clipper M Chanslor, Ray, Stanley Rubin (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent James Montgomery Wilson (William Gargon) is in India and his fiancée arrives to marry him, but his work keeps interfering with their plans so he decides to resign and leave on a clipper for San Francisco. His editor convinces him to run down one last story involving four million dollars worth of jewels being carried by messenger on the clipper. He plans to investigate before the clipper takes off, but is knocked out and ends up on board. Two murders occur and the messenger is poisoned although he is able to give Wilson the jewels before he dies. Correspondent outwits the spies and is forgiven by his long-suffering fiancée. Variety 1/14/42: "Another in the seemingly never-ending yarns about the globe-trotting newspapermen who want just one more assignment before settling down to quiet married life…." "…Only this one is a good programmer that will contribute strength as second feature to twin billers." News Photographer (Paul Dubov). 118183 1998 Bombay Ice N Forbes, Leslie Radio Producer Rosalind Bengal, 33-year-old radio producer for the BBC, a "professional vampire" whose job it is to insinuate herself into others' lives and suck out their life stories. Bengal is of Ango-Indian heritage, tall, broad=shouldered, black-haired and light-skinned -- an imposing figure who, in her own assessment, embodies the panache of the early Kate Hepburn. Her last lover compared her appearance to that of the late Elvis. Twenty years after leaving India upon the shipwreck of her parents' tempestuous relationship, Roz finds herself lured back to her childhood home by a cryptic letter she receives from her half sister, Miranda. The radio journalist and producer for true crime television has lived in London 20 years. Her sister is married to a famous Bombay film director who is said to have murdered his first wife. She wants her sister to investigate. Rox returns to India -- and events that threaten her and her sister. 118184 2003 Bombay Longing M Lesbian Journalist, a butch dyke, struggles to see how the people of India perceive her. She often wonders if she is a boy or a girl. 118185 1970 Bombay Talkie M AFI-MP Scriptwriters/Novelists News Media. Scriptwriter. 118186 1997 Bombe au chocolat, La MF News Media. TV News Anchor (Laurent Imbault). Journalist (Jean-Philippe Cote). Art Critic (Sherif Laoun). Cameraman (Francis Tessier). 118187 1985 Bombs Away M Reporter (Elizabeth Kaye) 118188 1939 Bombs Over London (aka Midnight Menace) M DVD -R HQ 6390 Reporter-Advice Columnist Mary Stevens (Margaret Vyner) and newspaper reporter-cartoonist Brian Gaunt (Charles Farrell) of the Daily World try to stop plot to bomb Britain with radio-controlled planes during a disarmament conference. Mac the Editor (Arthur Finn) covers bombings by shouting out orders to one reporter after another. Fellow reporter is killed. Finn reads World Headline: "War!...Surprise Midnight Bombing." Stevens and Gaunt destroy controls and radio-controlled planes crash to earth. Finn ordered by government to stop printing newspapers and destroy all that have been printed. All newspapers issued same order, which they must obey. 118189 1933 Bombshell M DVD -R HQ 2558, 2559. L Francke, Caroline and Mack Crane (Play). John Lee Mahin, Jules Furthman (Screenplay) PR - Ness Book Press Agent Space (Lee Tracy), two-faced publicity man for Monarch Studios who denies planting a story and then calls the papers to reinforce it. Typical press agent comedy of the 1930s. Tracy tells a group of reporters to play a story up big and "use some of the lines you had in those pulp novels you've all been writing for a long time." Reporter (Harrison Greene). Photographer (Edward Brady). 118190 1996 Bombshell M TV Anchor (Bryan Clark). Cameraman (Kurt Woodruff). 118191 1978 Bomsalva MF Photographer Per Jonasson (Tomas von Bromssen). 118192 1980 Bon Appetit M Newscaster George Hollings (Ashley Moore). Photographer Scott Desmond (Randy West). 118193 1984 Bon plaisir, Le MF France Journalist (Christine Ockrent). 118194 2004 Bon Voyage M France. English Journalist Winckler (Peter Coyote) is spying for the enemy. He is a man of untrustworthy allegiance. Bordeaux, June, 1940. Government and Parisian haut monde has fled south in order to escape the Germans. 118195 1999 Bonanno: Godfather's Story, A MT Reporter. Court House Reporter (John Sanford Moore). 118196 1959 Bonanza: T Series 9-12-1959 to 1-16-1973) Newspaper. Town newspaper is the Enterprise 118197 1969 Bonanza: Clarion, The T DVD -R HQ 5149. SVD 1136 Episode. 2-9-69 Newspaper. Phyllis Thaxter, Simon Oakland. 118198 1972 Bonanza: Enter Mark Twain (Sam Clemens) T SVD 863. SV 244 Episode Journalist Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) 118199 1968 Bonanza: Girl Named George, A T DVD -R 1630 Episode Photographer is bribed by a lawyer who kills a judge to avenge his brother's hanging. He wants the photographer to provide him with a visual alibi. 118200 1993 Bonanza: Return, The T VHS 232 (Rough Cut copy) Episode Press 118201 1966 Bonanza: Ride the Wind (Part One) T Episode #219. 1-16-1966 Reporter Tully (DeForest Kelley). Newspaper Illustrator Fontaine (Roger Etienne). 118202 1972 Bonanza: Twenty-Sixth Grave, The T DVD -R 1633 Editor Samuel Clemens (Ken Howard) asks the Cartwrights to help him prove a government assayer is a killer. 118203 1968 Bonanza: World Full of Cannibals, A T Episode #317. 12-22-1968 Reporter (Don Rizzan). 118204 1917 Bondage M Kenton, Edna (Story). Ida May Park (Scenario) AFI-Editors/Reporters - Ness Book Sob Sister Elinor Crawford (Dorothy Phillips) wants to be a writer but instead becomes a sob sister for a New York scandal sheet. She writes an article satirizing a lawyer from her hometown and sells it to magazine publisher Bertie Vawtry (J. B. McLaughlin). Ends up marrying the lawyer, but continues to have an affair with the publisher. Husband finally takes his wife into hand and horsewhips the publisher. 118205 1934 Bondage N Carruthers, M Press 118206 2006 Bondage M Photographer (Sasha Perl-Raver). 118207 2004 Bondage Stories 3 M Adult Freelance Reporter (Loren Chance) agrees to be the "victim" in a fantasy kidnapping even so she can write a story about the experience. Her kidnapper turns out to be a rival Reporter (Darling) who plans to file the story first. 118208 1993 Bonds of Love MT Reporter (Ron Lea) 118209 2009 Bonds of Reasoning NJ Shirodaira, Kyo. Eita Mizuno School Reporter Hiyono is everyone’s favorite school newspaper reporter. Kanone is ready to start hunting down the Blade Children one by one. Aumu finds himself in the thick of things as the hunter view for his allegiance -- at gunpoint. But even when both Eyes and Rio are in his deadly sights, Kanone’s plans are thwarted by his own promise to not harm any non-Blade Children when Reporter Hiyono stops him in his tracks. Why is she fighting alongside the Blade Children? And which side will Ayumu choose? 118210 1998 Bone Daddy M News Media. TV Anchorwoman (Terri Hawkes). Reporter #1 (Kelly King). Reporter #2 (Johnie Chase). Reporter #3 (Lesley Kelly) 118211 2006 Bone Game, The SS D'Ambrosio, Charles Newspapers. Reporter from the Seattle Times interviews grandson whose grandfather just died. Other interviews. Local newspaper had called his grandfather a legend, the last of the pioneers. 118212 2004 Bone Parade, The N Nykanen, Mark Reporter Ry Chambers interviews a junior art professor and a world-famous sculptor who secretly abducts and kills entire families in order to make the ultimate art from their dying flesh. Artist widely praised for his bronze sculptures that group families together depicting them in moments of excruciating physical and emotional pain -- but the art world has no clue as to how he creates such authentic, gruesome human representations. 118213 1993 Bonecos da Bola, Os: TF Portugal. Episode #11. Photographer (Victor de Sousa). 118214 2008 Bonekickers: Army of God T Episode #1. 7-8-2008. Great Britain. Journalist (Giles Foreman). Press (Carol Noakes). 118215 2008 Bonekickers: Eternal Fire, The T Episode #3. 7-22-2008. Great Britain. Reporter (Henrietta Bass). 118216 2008 Bonekickers: Warriors T Episode #2. 7-15-2008. Great Britain. UK Journalist (Carol Noakes). 118217 1992 Boneman NSF Cantrell, Lisa W. Reporter J.J. Spencer writes stories in his free time about his fictional protagonist Jehovah Jones who has come down to Earth from Heaven to become an adventurer. Also worries about his hard-drinking best friend, a police detective who is investigating a series of drug-related murders. Drug lord uses a voodoo master to wipe out his competition and zombies are taking over the streets. 118218 1991 Bones N Thompson, Joyce Former Reporter, an alcoholic is murdered and his brain removed from his body. His daughter, who sketches murder victims for the Seattle police department, is involved in the investigation 118219 1940 Bones of Napoleon N Bellah, J.W. Newspaperman inherits the ancestral home in Maryland and has offers to rent it at a fabulous sum for a library to establish the presence of Napoleon's bones in America. 118220 2006 Bones: Aliens in a Spaceship T DVD -R HQ 7333 Episode #31. 11-15-2006 Journalist Janine O'Connell (Julie Ann Emery) wrote a book on a kidnapper known as "The Grave Digger" because he buries his victims alive and leaves them to die if ransom demands are not met. She wrote the book with an expert on kidnappings and ransom. Brennan and her colleague are buried alive in a car and barely escape death. 118221 2007 Bones: Bodies in the Book T DVD -R HQ 8152 Episode 3-14-2007 African-American Public Relations Practitioner is one of three murder victims whose deaths are similar to murders in Brennan's book of fiction. The Publicist was working to publicize Brennan's book. 118222 2009 Bones: Critic in the Cabernet, The T DVD -R HQ 11109 Episode. 5-7-2009 Wine Critic Spencer Holt is found in a vat of cabernet. It turns out he has been in his grape grave for at least eight months. The list of possible suspects is long. A group of friends are wrapping up a testing at Sean Mortensen’s winery when they stumble upon a cask with an extremely full body -- a decomposed corpse lay inside. Investigation turns up the usual red herrings -- the widower with the domestic disturbance report, the rival vintner with a bitter past, and Sean Mortensen, a vineyard owner who claims he was bedding the critic’s wife. It turns out that the critic slept with Mortensen’s wife and the result was a pregnancy. The Mortensens’ child is sired by the wine critic. It turns out a vintner named Dunwood was producing counterfeit bottles of Mortensen’s $100-a-bottle drink, got caught, and killed the critic. After deciding that she wants to have a baby, Brennan shocks Booth by asking him to be the father of her child. Booth can’t stop thinking about Brennan’s request. He begins to hallucinate -- he sees Stewie from Family Guy cartoon show who offers his advice to Booth. It turns out the hallucinations occur because Booth has a brain tumor and has to have an operation. Booth is wheeled into the glow of the operating room as the doors close behind him. 118223 2006 Bones: Headless Witch in the Woods, The T DVD -R HQ 7433 Episode. 11-28-2006 Student Documentary maker is beheaded in the woods and everyone thinks it is the ghost of a 18th century witch who was beheaded. Videotape of events is found along with the headless corpse. Two other student filmmakers were with him. One male friend stole his script. The dead man's girlfriend went insane. 118224 2007 Bones: Man in the Cell, The T Episode #34. 1-24-2007 News Media. TV Reporter (Janet Tamaro). 118225 2008 Bones: Man in the Mud, The T DVD -R HQ 9831 Episode. 4-14-2008 Journalist is a paraplegic and may be involved in the murder of a professional motorcycle racer who is found in a hot spring mud pond. 118226 2008 Bones: Man in the Outhouse T DVD -R HQ 10253 Episode. 9-10-2008 Journalist-TV Reality Show Host Bill O’Rourke (Dan Sachoff), star of “Busted by Bill,” a program in which men are set up to cheat on their wives and then are “busted by Bill” on camera. “Bill was a serious journalist until he met” Arthur Lang (Richard Gant) who sold him on the show and paid him a lot of money. Producer Veronica Landau (Elizabeth Lackey). O’Rourke is found dead in an outhouse, feet up and his body covered in feces. The popular show is worth millions and the star is insured as a popular TV Reality-Show host. The money goes to Lang. 118227 2005 Bones: Man in the SUV, The T DVD -R HQ 8403 Episode. 9-20-2005 News Media. Coverage of man killed while driving a car registered to a prominent Middle Eastern man with ties to the U.S. government. Car bomb triggers news media coverage. 118228 2005 Bones: Man in the Wall,. The T Episode #6. 11-15-2005 Reporter on TV (Lonnie Lardner). 118229 2005 Bones: Man on Death Row, The T DVD -R HQ 10812 (no ending credits) Episode #7. 11-22-2005 News Media. TV Reporter (Sarayu Rao). 118230 2008 Bones: Passenger in the Oven, The T DVD -R HQ 10536 Episode. 11-19-2008 Travel Writer Elizabeth Joy Jones for DC Voyager Magazine is cooked in the plane’s microwave oven on a flight from the United States to China. It turns out the son of a man she was having an affair with and whose mother was dying of cancer is responsible for the grizzly murder. Jones is described as an efficient, perky journalist who drifted into one affair after another. 118231 2005 Bones: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 9474 Episode #1. 9-13-2005 News Media cover the murder of a congressman’s former aide whose skeletal remains are found at the bottom of a lake in Arlington Cemetery. 118232 2009 Bones: Salt in the Wound, The T DVD -R HQ 10950 Episode. 3-19-2009 TV Reporter (Lu Parker) of Channel 8 News reporting on the newscast about a Pregnancy Pact. Young girl is killed. She is part of a group of teens who get pregnant so they can take care of their children together. 118233 2009 Bones: Salt in the Wound, The T DVD -R HQ 10950 Episode. 3-19-2009 TV Reporter (Lu Parker) of Channel 8 News reporting on the newscast about a Pregnancy Pact. Young girl is killed. She is part of a group of teens who get pregnant so they can take care of their children together. 118234 2006 Bones: Superhero in the Alley, The T DVD -R HQ 5448 Episode. 2-8-2006 News Media. Decomposed body found in a local alley is identified by the "Bones" team as a friendless teen. 118235 2006 Bones: Titan on the Tracks T DVD -R HQ 7565 Episode. 8-30-2006 News Media. Much talk about the press. Brennan and Booth investigate the site of a train wreck that includes the bodies of a senator and a high-profile businessman. Mystery unravels around one of the victims. Brennan meets her new boss. Booth encourages Booth to visit her mother's grave. 118236 2006 Bones: Woman in the Car, The T Episode. 2-1-2006 News Media. Woman's burned body is found in a car. Who is she and how was she burned beyond recognition? She turns out to be the wife of a government witness. Their son has been kidnapped so the man will not testify at a corporate malfeasance trial. 118237 2006 Bones: Woman in the Sand, The T DVD -R HQ 7271 Episode. 11-8-2006 News Media. Las Vegas, two skeletons, an illegal fighting ring. 118238 2006 Bones: Women at the Airport T Episode. 1-25-2006 Talk Show Host. Penny Marshall guest. Expensive plastic surgery hides identification of body whose parts were found near an airport. 118239 2010 Bones: X in the File, The T DVD -R HQ 11721 Episode. 1-14-2010 News Media. Booth and Brennan go to New Mexico to investigate when a body is found in the desert near Roswell. Meanwhile, a relationship between two people back at the lab is revealed. 118240 2003 Bonesetter, The M News Media. Reporters (Ashley Elliott, Michelle Mulligan, Thea Nikolic). Journalist (Stephanie Lavergne). 118241 1999 Boneshakers M News Media. TV Reporter (Antonia Venezia). 118242 1990 Bonfire of the Vanities, The M DVD -R HQ 3617, 3618, 3640. DVD. Wolfe, Tom (Novel) Ness Book British Journalist Peter Fallow (Bruce Willis), a drunken writer for the paper City Light, has been blowing away his career in a bottle and gets a chance at redemption - story of a hit-and-run accident that injured a black youth. He gets exclusive rights. Fallow's article creates a media frenzy that escalates when a prominent banker is identified as the driver. Knocked away by the media, Fallow calls the reporters "jackals, these dogs, lapping at the heels of their prey…My God, I was one of them." Helps the banker get away from the media and finds out banker's mistress was driving. Lawyer asks him to write a story on the hospital being sued for bungling treatment of the victim. Fallow writes that story and turns the entire incident into a book. Fallow says there are compensations for losing one's soul. "I printed the story they wanted. Why not? If you're going to work in a whorehouse there's only one thing to be. The best whore in the house." Anchorwoman (Sherri Paysinger). Media Jackals (Kimberleigh Aarn, Walter Flanagan, Daniel Hagen, Mike Hodge, Ray Iannicelli, Ernestine Jackson, Noble Lee Lester, Nicholas Levitin, Nancy McDonald, Novella Nelson, Jill Wisoff). P.R. Woman (Rita Wilson). P.R. Assistant (Kathryn Danielle). 118243 1987 Bonfire of the Vanities, The N OWN - H Wolfe, Tom British Journalist Peter Fallow 118244 1970 Bongo Wolf's Revenge M Art Critic (Alan White - The Art Critic) 118245 1993 Bonjour la Classe: Vive La Revolution T Episode #3. 3-1-1993 Reporter (Andy Linden). 118246 1996 Bonjour Saigon N Kaufmann, Wolfgang Germany Journalist 118247 2007 Bonkers T Episode #2. 2-8-2007 Newsreader (Alastair Stewart). 118248 1992 Bonnie & Clyde: True Story, The MT Editor (Jay Dowd). 118249 1967 Bonnie and Clyde M DVD -R HQ 6516, 6517. L Hollywood Faction News Media. Publicity -- verse and photographs sent to newspapers, Press attention 118250 1995 Bonnie Hunt Show, The: T VHS 363, 362, 361, 332, 331,330 Episodes. Series 1995-1996. Reporter Bonnie Kelly (Bonnie Hunt) for the news station WBDR and hosts a morning talk show. Cameraman Tom (Tom Virtue). Boss is Mr. Kirkland (Mark Derwin), with whom she is in love. Assorted co-workers whom she pals around with at work. Every episode contains a real remote segment that Kelly does for the news. 118251 1995 Bonnie Hunt Show, The: Another Day at the Office T Episode #2. 9-29-1995 Reporter Bonnie Kelly (Bonnie Hunt) for the news station WBDR and hosts a morning talk show. Cameraman Tom (Tom Virtue). Boss is Mr. Kirkland (Mark Derwin), with whom she is in love. Assorted co-workers whom she pals around with at work. Every episode contains a real remote segment that Kelly does for the news. Bonnie isn't happy that Mr. Kirkland wants her to do a fluff piece or that a neighbor in her apartment building was robbed. 118252 1996 Bonnie Hunt Show, The: Beginning of the Beginning T Episode #11. 4-7-1996 Reporter Bonnie Kelly (Bonnie Hunt) for the news station WBDR and hosts a morning talk show. Cameraman Tom (Tom Virtue). Boss is Mr. Kirkland (Mark Derwin), with whom she is in love. Assorted co-workers whom she pals around with at work. Every episode contains a real remote segment that Kelly does for the news. Westingmouse buys out WBDR and, like in the finale of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" begins handing out pink slips. Westingmouse Executives (Doug Cox, James Martin Jr., Zack Phifer). Cameraman (Rocky Danielson). Lance Ochsner (John Schuck). 118253 1996 Bonnie Hunt Show, The: Bermuda Triangle, The T Episode #13. Reporter Bonnie Kelly (Bonnie Hunt) for the news station WBDR and hosts a morning talk show. Cameraman Tom (Tom Virtue). Boss is Mr. Kirkland (Mark Derwin), with whom she is in love. Assorted co-workers whom she pals around with at work. Every episode contains a real remote segment that Kelly does for the news. Bonnie prepares for her dinner engagement with Mr. Kirkland, only to him cancel out on her when a story breaks. 118254 1995 Bonnie Hunt Show, The: Better Offer T Episode #5. 10-20-1995 Reporter Bonnie Kelly (Bonnie Hunt) for the news station WBDR and hosts a morning talk show. Cameraman Tom (Tom Virtue). Boss is Mr. Kirkland (Mark Derwin), with whom she is in love. Assorted co-workers whom she pals around with at work. Every episode contains a real remote segment that Kelly does for the news. Tensions are high when Bonnie learns her ex may be joining WBDR. 118255 1995 Bonnie Hunt Show, The: First Day T SV 315 Episode #1. 9-22-1995 Reporter Bonnie Kelly (Bonnie Hunt) for the news station WBDR and hosts a morning talk show. Cameraman Tom (Tom Virtue). Boss is Mr. Kirkland (Mark Derwin), with whom she is in love. Assorted co-workers whom she pals around with at work. Every episode contains a real remote segment that Kelly does for the news. Nothing goes right during Bonnie's first day at WBDR -- not the last of which is her ill-fated crush on her new boss, Mr. Bill Kirkland (Mark Derwin). Executive Producer (Richard Burnett). Staff Guy (Tom Hunt). 118256 1996 Bonnie Hunt Show, The: Hair Today, Gone to Merlot T Episode #9. 3-24-1996 Reporter Bonnie Kelly (Bonnie Hunt) for the news station WBDR and hosts a morning talk show. Cameraman Tom (Tom Virtue). Boss is Mr. Kirkland (Mark Derwin), with whom she is in love. Assorted co-workers whom she pals around with at work. Every episode contains a real remote segment that Kelly does for the news. Lance is accused of being an alcoholic after Bonnie accidentally spills wine on his toupee. 118257 1995 Bonnie Hunt Show, The: Here's a Little Halloween Twist T Episode #6. 10-27-1995 Reporter Bonnie Kelly (Bonnie Hunt) for the news station WBDR and hosts a morning talk show. Cameraman Tom (Tom Virtue). Boss is Mr. Kirkland (Mark Derwin), with whom she is in love. Assorted co-workers whom she pals around with at work. Every episode contains a real remote segment that Kelly does for the news. Bonnie and company pull the ultimate trick on Andrew -- they tell him to come to work in a Halloween costume for a party the station isn't having. Meanwhile, Bonnie has here own Halloween fright when Diane passes around a derogatory letter about her weight. 118258 1996 Bonnie Hunt Show, The: On the Streets Where You Live T Episode #8. 3-17-1996 Reporter Bonnie Kelly (Bonnie Hunt) for the news station WBDR and hosts a morning talk show. Cameraman Tom (Tom Virtue). Boss is Mr. Kirkland (Mark Derwin), with whom she is in love. Assorted co-workers whom she pals around with at work. Every episode contains a real remote segment that Kelly does for the news. Mr. Kirkland asks Bonnie to buy Diane's birthday present for him. Meanwhile, Tom rents a new apartment -- across from Bonnie. 118259 1995 Bonnie Hunt Show, The: Phone Call, The T Episode #3. 10-6-1995 Reporter Bonnie Kelly (Bonnie Hunt) for the news station WBDR and hosts a morning talk show. Cameraman Tom (Tom Virtue). Boss is Mr. Kirkland (Mark Derwin), with whom she is in love. Assorted co-workers whom she pals around with at work. Every episode contains a real remote segment that Kelly does for the news. Bonnie worries that her secret's out of the bag when she forgets to hang up the phone and announces her crush on Mr. Kirkland in earshot of it. 118260 1996 Bonnie Hunt Show, The: Queen of Hearts T Episode #12. Reporter Bonnie Kelly (Bonnie Hunt) for the news station WBDR and hosts a morning talk show. Cameraman Tom (Tom Virtue). Boss is Mr. Kirkland (Mark Derwin), with whom she is in love. Assorted co-workers whom she pals around with at work. Every episode contains a real remote segment that Kelly does for the news. When Tom decides to hold his office poker game in Bonnie's apartment, Bonnie nervously redecorates it to impress Mr. Kirkland. Bonnie prepares for her dinner engagement with Mr. Kirkland, only to him cancel out on her when a story breaks. 118261 1996 Bonnie Hunt Show, The: To See or Not to See T Episode #10. 3-31-1996 Reporter Bonnie Kelly (Bonnie Hunt) for the news station WBDR and hosts a morning talk show. Cameraman Tom (Tom Virtue). Boss is Mr. Kirkland (Mark Derwin), with whom she is in love. Assorted co-workers whom she pals around with at work. Every episode contains a real remote segment that Kelly does for the news. Tom worries that Bonnie might see his old girlfriend who is visiting him. Bonnie prepares for her dinner engagement with Mr. Kirkland, only to him cancel out on her when a story breaks. 118262 1995 Bonnie Hunt Show, The: True Lies T Episode #4. 10-13-1995 Reporter Bonnie Kelly (Bonnie Hunt) for the news station WBDR and hosts a morning talk show. Cameraman Tom (Tom Virtue). Boss is Mr. Kirkland (Mark Derwin), with whom she is in love. Assorted co-workers whom she pals around with at work. Every episode contains a real remote segment that Kelly does for the news. Bonnie is swimming in lies when Holly's boyfriend hits on her at the same time Keith sinks money into a hopeless music career. 118263 1996 Bonnie Hunt Show, The: Up All Night (aka My Brilliant Career) T Episode #7. 3-10-1996 Reporter Bonnie Kelly (Bonnie Hunt) for the news station WBDR and hosts a morning talk show. Cameraman Tom (Tom Virtue). Boss is Mr. Kirkland (Mark Derwin), with whom she is in love. Assorted co-workers whom she pals around with at work. Every episode contains a real remote segment that Kelly does for the news. Bonnie gets on Mr. Kirkland's bad side after an all-nighter causes her to blurt out some inappropriate things. 118264 1920 Bonnie May M AFI-Playwrights Writer 118265 1898 Bony and Ban N Catherwood, Mary Hartwell Printer. Foreman of the Composing Room of a Newark, NJ, daily as a kindly man who takes time out on a busy night to show an 11-year-old boy visitor how to ink type properly. 118266 1992 Bony: Outrage T Episode #8. 10-17-1992 Reporter (David Le Page). 118267 2003 Boogie Special: 50 Cent DF Denmark Interviewer-Host Mikkel Herforth. 118268 2003 Boogie Special: Marilyn Manson TF Denmark Interviewer-Host (Huxi Bach - Himself). 118269 2009 Boogie Town M News Anchor (Mel Fair). There’s no more violence or drugs in a New York City of the future. In their place are illegal dance contests, which occur in the underground world of “Boogie Town.” Leaders of rival dancing crews acquire superpowers taking the contests to a new level. One gang member falls in love with another rival gang leader’s sister in this updated version of West Side Story and Romeo and Juliet. 118270 2002 Boogie: Jennifer Lopez T Interviewers-Hosts (Line Sorensen-Saseline, Mikkel Herforth - Themselves). 118271 1977 Boogievision M TV Reporter (Pete Turner). 118272 2005 Booh!: Clandestino's Comeback TF Episode #4. 11-27-2005 Cameraman (Lode Van Poucke). 118273 1992 Book NM OWN - H Grudin, Robert Critics. Satire on critics, academia and publishers. 118274 1965 Book Beat DT Book Critic Robert Cromie of the Chicago Tribune host. Interviews with authors 118275 1991 Book Case N Greenleaf, Stephen Weinberg List Journalist 118276 1988 Book Four CB Cinder and Ashe #4 Reporter Sue 118277 2002 Book Group, The: Bedtime Stories T Episode #4. 5-3-2002 Interviewer (Ian Cairns). 118278 2003 Book Group, The: Suenos T Episode #7. 1-24-2003 Editor (Stewart Porter). Newsboy (Owen Gorman). 118279 2003 Book Group, The: You Must Change Your Life T Episode #9. 2-7-2003 Editor (Stewart Porter). 118280 1997 Book of Famous Iowans, The N Bauer, Douglas Journalist Will Vaughn weaves together memories from the summer of 1957 when his mother had an affair with the star pitcher of the town ball club that scandalized their rural Iowan community and served as a catalyst for her leaving the family. Journalist recounts the story of his parents' courtship and marriage during the Second World War, his life on the family farm, erosion of his parents' affection and their memorable final break. 118281 2002 Book of Love M News Media. Reporter (Summer Simmons). TV Camera Operator (Dean Chambers). 118282 2009 Book of Love, The N McGowan, Kathleen #2 The Magdalene Line Journalist Maureen Paschal thought she might rest and work on her book after discovering the gospel written by Mary Magdalene that revealed Jesus and Mary Magdalene were married. The truth of their story rocked the world and made Maureen a target of those who did not like her discovery and a heroine to those who did. Then Maureen receives a strange package containing what looks like an ancient letter written in Latin and signed with a symbol. She discovers that its author is an extraordinary woman whom history has overlooked -- or covered up -- Countess Matilda of Tuscany, and in the letter Matilda demands the return of her “most precious books and documents.” Maureen soon finds herself in a race across Italy and France, where hidden dangers await her and her lover as they begin to realize that they are on the trail of another explosive discovery: the Book of Love, the Gospel written in Jesus’ own hand. As Maureen learns more about Matilda, an eleventh century warrior countess who was secretly married to the pope, she begins to see the eerie connections between herself and Matilda, connections she must trace to their source if she is to stop the wrong people from finding the Book of Love and hiding it forever. 118283 1830 Book of Mormon: Alma 18 and 19 ER Smith, Joseph Journalist. Ammon is a missionary who is a Nephite and teaches the gospel to King Lamoni who is a Lamanite. She seems to be acting as a journalist when it is written: she knew that it was the power of God; and supposing that this opportunity, by making known unto the people what had happened among them, that b beholding this scene it would cause them to believe in the power of God. Therefore she ran forth from house to house, making it known unto the people. Journalist in this context is a person who imparts news and information to a mass of people in a setting that does not appear to be ceremonial in nature. 118284 2000 Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 M SVD 1194 News Media. Reporter (Jacqui Allen). Reporter, Fox 45 (Landra Booker). Reporter, WJZ 13 (Sloane Brown). Print Reporter (Heidi Burger). Reporter, WBAL (Dina Napoli). Film Critic Roger Ebert (Himself). On Camera News Reporter (Rick Kain). Photographer (Chad Ridgely). 118285 1999 Book of Stars, The M TV News Anchor (Monica Hart) 118286 1946 Book Revue C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age Magazine. Police Gazette, Life Magazines. The Golden Age of Looney Tunes -- Vol. 1, Side 8 118287 1999 Book That Wrote Itself, The M News Media. Radio Reporter (Sarah Pilkington). News Radio Broadcaster (Mike Rodgers). Journalist 1 (Ben Crowe). Journalist 2 (Gavin Murphy). 118288 2001 Book TV T Series 2001- Interviewer (Richard Cohen). 118289 2001 Book TV: Bill Clinton: My Life T Episode #2. 7-10-2004 Interviewer (Diane Rehm). Bill Clinton (Himself). 118290 1979 Booked to Die NM OWN - P Dunning, John News Media Denver homicide detective Cliff Janeway is an avid collector of rare and first editions. After a local book scout is killed on his turf, Janeway is on the case. 118291 1989 Booker: Cementhead T Episode #10. 12-17-1989. Reporter #1 (Deryl Hayes). Reporter #2 (Michael Sicoly). 118292 1990 Booker: Crazy T Episode #20. 4-15-1990 News Media. Third Reporter (Gary Jones). 118293 1990 Booker: Reunion T Episode #17. 3-25-1990 Reporter (Janet Lo). 118294 2000 Bookfair Murders, The M Porter, Anna (Book). Herman F.G. Stuck (Teleplay) Reporter Judith Cass (Linda Kash) from Canada and New York Editor Marsha Hillier (Samantha Bond) her best friend. The reporter goes to Germany to cover the story of a Canadian writer about to be published. The writer dies and it looks like murder. 118295 1995 Bookmakers, The N Chafets, Zev Weinberg List Journalist 118296 1980 Bookman's Wake, The NM OWN - H Dunning, John News Media. Denver bookman Cliff Janeway would have liked a true bookwoman's passion for collecting first-edition children's books. But they won't ever meet. She is dead. Twenty years later, her books remain a testament to an extraordinary woman's remarkable vision. 118297 1960 Bookstand DT Series 1960 Interviewer (Dennis Potter-Himself). 118298 1968 Boom M Journalist (Howard Taylor) 118299 2006 Boom Boom Sabotage C News Media. Reporter (Nicole Oliver - Voice). TV Narrator (Michael Donovan - Voice). 118300 1899 Boom in the 'Calaveras Clarion,' The SS GPL Harte, Brete Press 118301 1968 Boom! M Journalist (Howard Taylor). Photographer (Gens Bloch) 118302 1992 Boomerang M Editor (Melvin Van Peebles). Street Photographer (Gene "Groove" Allen). Strange's Photographer (Herb Kerr). Street Photographer (Daryl Mitchell). 118303 1947 Boomerang (Boomerang!) M DVD -R HQ 10351, 10352. SVDSP 730 Abbot, Anthony (pseudonym for Fulton Oursler) - Article - "Perfect Case, The." Richard Murphy (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Dave Woods (Sam Levene) for The Morning Record keeps hounding local police for information about unsolved murder of priest in small town. Editor T.M. Wade (Taylor Holmes) wants reform ticket elected, uses case to serve own political agenda. City officials realize political significance of case. Pressure to solve crime leads to arrest of stranger in town. Editor urges reporter to play up story, adding he is not concerned with whether man is guilty or innocent because he has to win election. Montage shows power of the press. Stranger confesses under duress. Reporter changes attitude, becomes more outspoken in opposition to editor's tactics. Reporter gets evidence of politician's involvement in real estate scam. Politician commits suicide. Reporter removes note he gave politician from dead man's hand before police examines body. Overzealous press influences court proceedings. Cub Reporter Bill (Jimmy Dobson). New York Times, 3/6/47: "They have put together a screenplay which has the dispassion of a good journalist's report and they have filmed it with the steady observation of a newspaper cameraman." Editor of Morning Record McDonald (E.J. Ballantine). 118304 1922 Boomerang Bill M Press 118305 1944 Boomerang Scoop SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, June, 1944 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 118306 2007 Boomsday NSF Buckley, Christopher Public Relations Practitioner-Turned-Blogger Cassandra Devine is 29 years old is angry that citizens under 35 face tax hikes of 30 percent to pay for the retirement of 77 million baby boomers. The story takes place in the not-too-distant future. She is fed up and in her blog, devises a plan: get a senator to sponsor a bill urging boomers to commit suicide -- voluntarily "transition" themselves in PR speak -- at age 70. Soon the bill becomes an election-year issue. 118307 2003 Boomtown: T VHS 1371, 1369, 1337, 1376 (Missed Beginning and Ending). Episodes. Series (September 2002-2003). Then Reporter Leaves Series. Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras) 118308 2002 Boomtown: All Hallow's Eve T DVD -R HQ 5857. VHS 1301 Episode Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras). Gangs involved. 118309 2003 Boomtown: Blackout T DVD -R HQ 5333. 5351. Episode Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras). DA McNorris awakes from a drunken night on the town to find his car smashed and covered with blood. Turcotte and Hechler investigate a possible kidnapping. 118310 2002 Boomtown: Coyote T DVD -R HQ 5213. SVD 1328 Episode #10. 12-8-2002 Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras) knows a psychotic man who is the only witness to the kidnapping of a teenage girl. She searchers her past for the key to unlock the disturbed mind of her former friend. Photographer (Lo Ming). 118311 2002 Boomtown: Crash T DVD -R HQ 5992. VHS 1324 Episode. Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras) romantically tied to deputy District Attorney in stories told by different points of view including the reporter's side. Detectives discover that a fatal car accident may have been engineered by an insurance-fraud ring. Detectives discover that a fatal car accident may have been engineered by an insurance-fraud ring. 118312 2002 Boomtown: David McNorris Show, The T DVD -R HQ 5185. VHS 1318 Episode Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras). Deputy D.A. McNorris obstructs justice to protect a murder suspect, the son of a Hollywood producer who can help further his career. 118313 2003 Boomtown: Execution T DVD -R HQ 5449. VHS 1390 Episode Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras) Convicted murderer holds a police officer hostage in order to get a stay of execution from the governor 118314 2003 Boomtown: Fearless T DVD -R HQ 5291. SVD 1375 Episode Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras). Fatal shooting of a drug dealer. 118315 2002 Boomtown: Freak, The T DVD -R HQ 5908. VHS 1301 Episode Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras) 118316 2003 Boomtown: Haystack T DVD -R HQ 5567 Episode #22. 12-27-2002 Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras). Gunmen barricade themselves inside a Westside mall and take Teresa as a hostage. Reporter (Maria McCann). 118317 2003 Boomtown: Hole-in-the-Wall Gang, The T DVD -R HQ 5613 Episode Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras). Homeowners find a corpse hidden in a basement wall, prompting detectives to investigate a black fraternity that occupied the house 20 years earlier. 118318 2003 Boomtown: Home Invasion T DVD -R HQ 5399 Episode Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras). Detectives set a trap for a trio of killers who prey on families while they sleep. 118319 2003 Boomtown: Inadmissible T DVD -R HQ 5469 Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras) romantically tied to deputy District Attorney in stories told by different points of view including the reporter's side McNorris, fresh out of rehabilitation, prosecutes accused cop killer. Detective Pierce's testimony raises the specter of police corruption 118320 2002 Boomtown: Insured by Smith and Wesson T DVD -R HQ 5993. VHS 1314 Episode Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras). Store hit by armed robbers and hostages. 118321 2003 Boomtown: Lost Child T DVD -R HQ 5386 Episode Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras). Internal Affairs detective reopens the investigation into the death of a detective's daughter. Officer searches for kidnapped baby. 118322 2003 Boomtown: Love of Money, The T DVD -R HQ 5437 Episode Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras). Investigators hunt for a pair of thieves who have gunned down their fellow officers. 118323 2003 Boomtown: Monster's Brawl T DVD -R HQ 5309 Episode Reporter Andrea (Nina Garbiras). While investigating a bludgeoning death of a homeless man, detectives stumble upon two filmmakers (Neil Patrick Harris, Christopher Gorham) who pay vagrants to fight. 118324 2002 Boomtown: Pilot T DVD - R HQ 5639. VHS 1287 Episode #1 Reporter Andrea Little (Nina Garbiras) romantically tied to deputy District Attorney in stories told by different points of view including the reporter's side. Reporter #1 (Gina St. John). Reporter 32 (Ken Rudulph). 118325 2002 Boomtown: Possession T DVD -R HQ 5679. VHS 1298 Episode Reporter Andrea Little (Nina Garbiras). Deputy DA McNorris juggles a morning tryst with Andrea and a surprise visit from his wife. Detectives investigate a murder overheard by a telemarketer making random calls. 118326 2002 Boomtown: Reelin' in the Years (Andrea's Story) T DVD -R HQ 5781. SVDSP 1295. VHS 1299 Episode Newspaperwoman Andrea Little's story includes background on her career as a newspaperwoman, trying to get innocent man free from jail, starting affair with district attorney. 1976 murder of cop opens department wounds. Report's background is outlined 118327 2003 Boomtown: Sinaloa Cowboys T DVD -R HQ 5352. SVD 1367 (Missing Ending), VHS 1370 (Beginning). Episode Reporter Andrea Little (Nina Garbiras) 118328 2002 Boomtown: Squeeze, The T DVD -R HQ 5745. VHS 1294 Episode Reporter Andrea Little (Nina Garbiras) 118329 2003 Boomtown: Stormwatch (aka Storm Watch) T DVD -R HQ 5209. VHS 1371 Episode Reporter Andrea Little (Nina Garbiras). Shooter ambushes and kills two police officers after receiving a tip from someone inside the police precinct. Reporter and others tell the story. 118330 2003 Boomtown: Wannabe T DVD -R HQ 5518 Episode Reporter Andrea Little (Nina Garbiras). Detectives investigate a murder at the police academy after a recruit finds a drowned classmate. Robbers masquerade as police officers. 118331 1915 Boon N Wells, H.G. Press 118332 1989 Boon: All in a Day's Pork T Episode #51. 12-18-1989 Commentator, Jousting (Brian Hinksman). 118333 1986 Boon: Box 13 T UK. Episode #1. Reporter (Paul McCleary). 118334 1989 Boon: Do Not Forsake Me T Episode #47. 12-20-1989 News Vendor (Reg Creswell). 118335 1989 Boon: Love Letters from a Dead Man T UK. Episode #48. 11-27-1989 Reporter (Brian James). 118336 1989 Boon: Not So Lone Ranger, The T Episode #39. 1-24-1989 Commentator, Racing (John Penney). 118337 1989 Boon: Relief of Matty King, The T UK. Episode #41.10-9-1989 Reporter (William Ivory). 118338 1987 Boon: Ride on the Wild Side, A T UK. Episode. 3-31-1987. Season #2. Episode #7 Reporter (Ian Ashptel - 1st Reporter). Photographer (Max Blake). 2nd Reporter (Pete Griffin). 118339 1987 Boon: Taken for a Ride T UK. Episode #18. 3-17-1987 Journalist (Anthony Child). Journalist (Tony Turner). Woman Journalist (Susan Cullen). 118340 1999 Boondock Saints, The M News Media. Reporter #1 (Peter Windrem). Reporter #2 (Elizabeth Brown). Media Man #1 (Derek Murchie). Media Man #2 (Robert B. Kennedy). 118341 2005 Boondocks, The: Granddad's Fight C Episode #4. 11-27-2005 Spanish TV Reporters (Maria Canals, Miguel Sandoval - Voices). 118342 2005 Boondocks, The: Huey Freeman Christmas, A C Episode #7. 12-28-2005 Reporter (Jill Talley - Voice). 118343 2006 Boondocks, The: Passion of Ruckus, The C Episode #15. Reporter (Jim Meskimen - Voice). 118344 2006 Boondocks, The: Return of the King C Episode #9. 1-15-2006 Reporter (Jim Meskimen - Voice). Martin Luther King comes out of a 32-year coma and Huey helps him to readjust. 118345 2005 Boondocks, The: Trial of R. Kelly, The T Episode #2. 11-13-2005 Reporter Bill O'Reilly (Jim Meskimen - Voice). 118346 2001 Boot Camp T SVD 970 Reality Program 118347 2004 Boot Mean: Jesus Lives in Trenton N Klim, Christopher #1 Boot Mean Series Tabloid Photojournalist Boot Means discovers big trouble in Trenton, but the trouble gives him a chance to erase his impoverished roots as an orphan and launch into fame. What happens when people start seeing Jesus on a downtown Trenton billboard? In the beginning, before Jesus appeared, before someone claiming to be Boot Means’ biological father showed up, Boot was attacked by two naked women in a Trenton hotel lobby. He knew how to defend himself having grown up in foster care, but as an emerging photojournalist, he expected a scuffle with a political mob or a ghetto riot, not a gang of bathing beauties gone wild. Set in the desperate urban landscape of Trenton, New Jersey. Means gets involved in TV evangelism and the seamy underworld of cult organizations. Part of the daily struggle of journalists who must compete in an overcrowded market as their newspapers attempt to redefine their identity on the whims of their readers and publishers. Means’ search for truth redeems an otherwise dark, brooding and desperate character. 118348 2004 Boot Means: Everything Burns N Klim, Christopher #2 Boot Mean Series Tabloid Photojournalist Boot Means is a street-wise former orphan turned photojournalist who tracks a serial arsonist across Texas. Someone is setting the buildings aflame and burning innocent children and Means must uncover the answer. Means must stop this killer before he creates his masterpiece fire. Boot Means stopped his motorcycle at the curb and jumped off. Ladder trucks hummed outside a line of shops in Concho’s commercial district. A hardware store on Harp Street stood gutted, and wisps of gray smoke crept from the second floor apartment windows. He was late. The flames were already knocked down. That’s how the firemen put it -- “knocked down” -- as if they had toppled a big bully and left him for dead. 118349 1999 Boot Up DT Series 1999 TV Anchor-Host (James Armstrong) 118350 2002 Bootleg MT Miniseries TV Newscaster (Stephanie Millar) 118351 1985 Bootleg M Australia. Journalist (Malcolm Badgery). Journalist (Theresa Collie). Journalist (Kerry O'Rourke). Paperboy (Aaron Lovelock). 118352 2006 Bootyful World DT Journalist Erin Aubry Kaplan. Photographer William Hamilton. 118353 1994 Boozecan M TV Reporter. CITY TV Reporter (Mark Dailey). CITY TV Cameraman (Basil Young). 118354 1999 Bor lei jun MF Photographer (Stephen Fung) 118355 2006 Borat (aka Borat: Cultural Learnings of Americas Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan). M DVD -R HQ 9100, 9101 Reporter Borat Sagdiyev (Sacha Baron Cohen), a "TV Journalist from Kazakhstan" of Kazakh, faux Kazakhstani.in a mockdocumentary chronicle of his quest to better understand America. Real people are interviewed. Innocently politically incorrect reporter for Kazakhstan's state-run TV network who has a morbid fear of homosexuals and Jews but a virile Kazakh fondness for kissing men and wrestling with them naked. Creation of revolutionary British and Jewish comedian Sacha Baron Cohen. Producer Azamat (Ken Davitian). 118356 1987 Borboleta na Gaiola, A MTF Critic (Rui Luis) 118357 2008 Bordeaux Betrayal, The N Crosby, Ellen Wine Critic has a verbal brawl with author and historian Valerie Beauvais who turns up dead the next night on the grounds of Mount Vernon, George Washington’s home. It has been a year since Lucie Montgomery took over running her family vineyard at the foothills of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains. She is certain Valerie’s death is related to something she knew concerning the authenticity of the priceless Washington Bordeaux supposedly purchased by Thomas Jefferson in 1790 as a gift to Washington. 118358 1937 Border Café M Reporter Murphy (Harry Harvey) 118359 1945 Border City N OWN - P Stillwell, Hart Texas Reporter Dave Atwood 118360 1969 Border Confirmed, The: Treaty of Washington: 1867-1871, The M Commentator (J. Frank Willis) 118361 2001 Border Crossing N Barker, Pat Journalist 118362 1999 Border Line MT TV Anchorman (Ivan Allen). 118363 2008 Border Lost M Radio Reporter (Andrea Rosso). More than 5,000 people illegally cross the border each day. There are areas where crime is at its highest, where criminals prey upon these defenseless groups. An elite task force is put together with high expectations of solving this problem that is plaguing our border. After only a few short years, the operation is shut down due to the weight of overwhelming politics and red tape. With one of their own killed, and another missing, three agents decide to take the law into their own hands. Doing what was necessary from the beginning, but was always off limits, they decide to cross into Mexico. They find themselves up against more than they bargained for. 118364 1985 Border of Tong, The M News Media. News Reporter (Celeste Tan). 118365 1937 Border Phantom M City Editor (Ed Cassidy), Big-City Editor 118366 1987 Border Radio M Rock Journalist Lu (Luanna Anders) tracks down her singer-songwriter husband who has stolen money from a club and gone missing. Her husband is one of three musicians who take the money owed to them from a job and flees to Mexico. 118367 2006 Border Ransom N Carr, Pat M. Cameraman and a Hollywood actor who are in El Paso to film Pancho Villa’s life meet up with recently orphaned Cooper Harrison and she convinces them to join her in the attempt to rescue her grandfather. It is August 1914 and Cooper came to El Paso to live with grandparents she’s never met. The minute the 15-year-old steps off the train, everything seems wrong. The heat is stifling, her grandfather Luther is cold and appraising, and, worse, doesn’t even mention the recent loss of both parents. Her grandmother, Angelica, is remote and childlike and wears only black and diamonds. When Cooper asked to come live with her grandparents, she wanted to help in the family antique business and soon shows her aptitude for the field. But, she discovers that Luther not only runs a shady concern but also profits from the Mexican Revolution smuggling arms cross the border. Luther leaves for Mexico with a wagon load of bullets hidden in sacks of corn and is kidnapped by Villa’s men. Cooper realizes she’s the only one to carry the ransom to Villa’s camp. She convinces the actor and the cameraman to join her on a wild ride deep in the Mexican countryside. 118368 2008 Border, The: Enemy Contact T Episode #8. 2-25-2008. Canada. TV Anchor (Ola Sturik - News Anchor). Cases of the Canadian immigration and Customs Security Squad. ICS races to prevent a deadly terrorist attack in the heart of Toronto. 118369 2008 Border, The: Family Values T Episode #7. 2-18-2008. Canada. Reporter (J.C. Kenny). Paparazzi #1 (Michael Soucie). Paparazzi #2 (John Nightingale). Cases of the Canadian immigration and Customs Security Squad. 118370 2008 Border, The: Good Intentions T Episode #22. 11-24-2008. Canada. TV Anchor (Ola Sturik - News Anchor). Cases of the Canadian immigration and Customs Security Squad. Kessler suspects the Canadian military is complicit in the cover-up of a scheme to smuggling cheap Afghan heroin into the country. 118371 2008 Border, The: Shifting Waters T Episode #25. 12-15-2008. Canada. TV Anchor (Ola Sturik - News Anchor). Cases of the Canadian immigration and Customs Security Squad. An international leaders debate Arctic sovereignty, Kessler and ICS fight to rescue a Canadian submarine crew trapped under the polar ice. 118372 1980 Borderline M Reporter (Rodger LaRue) 118373 2002 Borderline MT DVD -R HQ 7941, 7942. News Media. Female Reporter in a Small Town (Nicole Sherwin). Female Reporter at the Supreme Court (Judy Phillips). 118374 1991 Bordertown T Photographer wrongfully accused of murder 118375 2007 Bordertown M DVD -R HQ 10240, 10241 Journalist Lauren Fredericks (Jennifer Lopez) of the Chicago Sentinel investigates a series of murders near American-owned factories on the boarder of Juarez and El Paso. Editor Diaz (Antonio Banderas). Fredericks, an impassioned American reporter, heads to Juarez, a Mexican border town, in order to investigate a series of mysterious slayings involving young factory women from all over Mexico. As she discovers hundreds of victims, she gains the trust of local factory workers but falls into danger. She and the editor investigate the brutal murders. 118376 2009 Bored to Death M PR Girl (Kristina Candelarie). 118377 2009 Bored to Death: Alanon Case, The T DVD -R HQ 11438 Episode #2. 9-27-2009 Magazine Writer Jonathan Ames (Jason Schwartzman) works for eccentric wealthy boss George Christopher (Ted Danson), a profoundly jaded, trim and tailored New York Edition magazine editor with a shock of white hair who is self-involved, abrasive and unlikable. Ames decides to become a private eye and win back his girlfriend. When he’s not tracking down missing persons, Jonathan still works as a magazine writer. As Jonathan tries to mend his relationship with Suzanne, another case falls into his lap. This time, he is asked by a woman named Jennifer to gather proof of her boyfriend’s infidelity. Jonathan, who learns his new client loves to drink as much as he does, tracks down the boyfriend and stumbles upon an unsatisfying outcome. 118378 2009 Bored to Death: Case of the Beautiful Blackmailer, The T DVD -R HQ 11538 Episode #6. 10-25-2009 Magazine Writer Jonathan Ames (Jason Schwartzman) works for eccentric wealthy boss George Christopher (Ted Danson), a profoundly jaded, trim and tailored New York Edition magazine editor with a shock of white hair who is self-involved, abrasive and unlikable. Ames decides to become a private eye and win back his girlfriend. When he’s not tracking down missing persons, Jonathan still works as a magazine writer. A married man from New Jersey hires Jonathan to acquire a sex tape being used by a female escort to squeeze money from him. Ray and George tags along with Jonathan to a motel room where he meets the escort. George and Ray get high on marijuana while waiting for Jonathan. 118379 2009 Bored to Death: Case of the Lonely White Dove T DVD -R HQ 11505 Episode #5. 10-18-2009 Magazine Writer Jonathan Ames (Jason Schwartzman) works for eccentric wealthy boss George Christopher (Ted Danson), a profoundly jaded, trim and tailored New York Edition magazine editor with a shock of white hair who is self-involved, abrasive and unlikable. Ames decides to become a private eye and win back his girlfriend. When he’s not tracking down missing persons, Jonathan still works as a magazine writer. George gets in touch with his feminine side to boost his magazines’ dipping sales. A recently paroled Russian enlists the services of Jonathan to search for the object of his infatuation, a songstress known only as “The Lonely White Dove.” He checks out the bar where she sings and convinces Suzanne, Ray and Leah to have dinner there the following night without revealing his primary intention. 118380 2009 Bored to Death: Case of the Missing Screenplay, The T DVD -R HQ 11466 Episode #3. 10-4-2009 Magazine Writer Jonathan Ames (Jason Schwartzman) works for eccentric wealthy boss George Christopher (Ted Danson), a profoundly jaded, trim and tailored New York Edition magazine editor with a shock of white hair who is self-involved, abrasive and unlikable. Ames decides to become a private eye and win back his girlfriend. When he’s not tracking down missing persons, Jonathan still works as a magazine writer. George encounters his ex-wife and her smug new husband, GQ Editor Richard Antrem (Oliver Platt). While attending a New York film society function, George introduces Jonathan to a filmmaker who asks him to rewrite a screenplay. Later, he goes out with a party girl and leaves the script at her home, which happens to be a shrink’s office. Jonathan asks Ray to pose as a patient to recover the script. 118381 2009 Bored to Death: Case of the Stolen Skateboard T DVD -R HQ 11487 Episode #4. 10-11-2009 Magazine Writer Jonathan Ames (Jason Schwartzman) works for eccentric wealthy boss George Christopher (Ted Danson), a profoundly jaded, trim and tailored New York Edition magazine editor with a shock of white hair who is self-involved, abrasive and unlikable. Ames decides to become a private eye and win back his girlfriend. When he’s not tracking down missing persons, Jonathan still works as a magazine writer. George tries to woo a young publicist at the opening of a new restaurant in Brooklyn. Jonathan is hired to reclaim a kid’s stolen skateboard from the neighborhood bully while Ray helps out a lesbian couple who wants to start a new family. 118382 2009 Bored to Death: Case of the Stolen Sperm T DVD -R HQ 11547 Episode #7. 11-1-2009 Magazine Writer Jonathan Ames (Jason Schwartzman) works for eccentric wealthy boss George Christopher (Ted Danson), a profoundly jaded, trim and tailored New York Edition magazine editor with a shock of white hair who is self-involved, abrasive and unlikable. Ames decides to become a private eye and win back his girlfriend. When he’s not tracking down missing persons, Jonathan still works as a magazine writer. George’s rivalry with GQ Editor Richard Antrem (Oliver Watt) escalates while Jonathan’s editor pressures him about his upcoming book. Jonathan helps Ray track down the lesbian couple to whom Ray donated his sperm. 118383 2009 Bored to Death: Stockholm Syndrome T DVD -R HQ 11416 Episode #1. 9-20-2009 Magazine Writer Jonathan Ames (Jason Schwartzman) works for eccentric wealthy boss George Christopher (Ted Danson), a profoundly jaded, trim and tailored New York Edition magazine editor with a shock of white hair who is self-involved, abrasive and unlikable. Ames decides to become a private eye and win back his girlfriend. When he’s not tracking down missing persons, Jonathan still works as a magazine writer. Broken up after his breakup with his girlfriend Suzanne, Jonathan Ames reads through “Farewell My Lovely,” his favorite book by Raymond Chandler. Enlivened by the novel, Ames places an online advertisement as an unlicensed private investigator. His first unwitting client who seeks his services is a 19-year-old looking for her missing sister. 118384 2009 Bored to Death: Take a Dive T DVD -R HQ 11576 Episode #8. 11-8-2009 Magazine Writer Jonathan Ames (Jason Schwartzman) works for eccentric wealthy boss George Christopher (Ted Danson), a profoundly jaded, trim and tailored New York Edition magazine editor with a shock of white hair who is self-involved, abrasive and unlikable. Ames decides to become a private eye and win back his girlfriend. When he’s not tracking down missing persons, Jonathan still works as a magazine writer. As George accepts accept Richard Antrem’s (Oliver Platt) boxing challenge, the New York Edition camp composed of him, Ray and Jonathan prepares for a triple header boxing event against Antrem’s GQ team. Before their bouts, the women in their lives try to convince them that there are more important things than winning a fight. Journalist (Sarah Vowell) 118385 1998 Borg War 3 M Star Trek Stardate Reporter (Susannah Coster). 118386 2006 Born Again M Journalist (Jennifer Lopez) investigates brutal murders of factory women living on the border between Juarez, Mexico and El Paso, Texas. 118387 1978 Born Again M News Media. Reporter (Ray Nikolaison). Biography of Charles Colson who was involved in the infamous Watergate scandal that brought down the administration of former President Nixon. Now he has found Christianity. 118388 1997 Born Bad M SVD 865 TV Reporter (Butch McCain) 118389 1982 Born Beautiful MT Photographer (Cliff Battuello). Photographer (Rick Lieberman). Photographer (Jaques Silberstein). Photographer (David Varnay). Newspaper Dealer (Mickey Freeman). 118390 1983 Born in Flames M TV Newscaster (John Rudolph). TV Newscaster (Warner Schreiner). TV Newscaster (Valerie Smaldone). Washington Correspondent (Patrick Brogan). Newspaper Editor (Becky Johnston). Newspaper Editor (Kathryn Bigelow). Newspaper Editor (Pat Murphy). Socialist Editor (Ed Bowes). CBS Technicians (Mike Bencivenga, Eric Bogosian, Gregory Samuels). Voice-Over News Voice (Tom Whittaker). 118391 1992 Born Kicking MT Reporter (Betty Aird). Reporter (Alexandra Spencer). Photographer (Peter Heppelthwaite). 118392 1983 Born of Fire M Newsreader (Richard Bebb). 118393 1989 Born on the Fourth of July M DVD. L News Media. TV Reporter (Oliver Stone). Reporter #1 at the Democratic Convention (Jodi Long). Reporter #2 at the Democratic Convention (Michelle Hurst). TV Anchor, Miami Convention (Chip Moody). Media 118394 1930 Born Reckless M Clarke, Donald Henderson (novel) AFI-Reporters Reporter Bill O'Brien (Lee Tracy) arranges for a trio of criminals to be sent to war instead of prison as part of a newspaper campaign to promote a district attorney. Good News Brophy (William Harrigan). 118395 1950 Born to be Bad M DVD -R HQ 6458, 6459. Photographer (Don Dillaway). 118396 2005 Born To Be Bad NR Green, Crystal Harlequin Blaze, HBA #179. Reporter Gemma Duncan wants to break the story of businessman Damien Theroux’s rumored underground dealings -- which means she’ll have to deal with the dark and dangerous devil himself. Posing as a waitress, Gemma scores a job at one of Theroux’s legit restaurants so she can snoop for information. When the bad boy of New Orleans takes an immediate interest in his new employee, Gemma finds herself falling under his seductive spell. Soon Gemma is lost in a shadowy world of naughty sex games, acting out her wildest fantasies with this dangerous man. Part of her knows she has to get her story and get out of there ASAP. But another part wants to see just how far these games will go. 118397 1995 Born To Be Wild M Anchorman (Drake Collier). Anchorwoman (Monica Hart). 118398 1936 Born to Dance M DVD -R HQ 2090, 2091. L News Media. Reporters (Wally Maher, Johnny Tyrrell, Franklin Parker). Hector the Columnist. Newsboy (Billy Watson). Cameraman (Sherry Hall). Newspaper Headlines 118399 1938 Born to Fight M Broadcaster (Donald Kerr). Reporter (Harry Harvey) 118400 1947 Born to Kill M DVD -R HQ 2694, 2695. SVDSP 1440 Newspaper Heiress Georgia Staples (Audrey Long) marries a psychopathic slum kid, former boxer and rancher with a red-hot temper. The wealthy, sophisticated newspaper owner finds out her sister hates her and decides to cut her off from any more money. 118401 1993 Born to Run MT Photographer (Jane Weitzel) 118402 1942 Born To Sing M Critics (George Hickman, Howard C. Hickman, Ian Wolfe). Reporters (Cliff Danielson, Dick French, Paul Parry). Press Agent Johnny (Charles Lane). Newsboy "Crawfish" (Robert Winkler). 118403 1993 Born Too Soon MT DVD -R HQ 3777, 3778. SV 201 Reporters Elizabeth Mehren (Pamela Reed) of the Los Angeles Times and Fox Butterfield (Michael Moriarty) of the New York Times cope with premature birth of a child. 118404 1950 Born Yesterday M DVD -R HQ 3808, 3809. DVD. L. Kanin, Garson (Play). Albert Mannheimer (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Paul Verrall (William Holden) in Washington D.C. hired at $200 a week to try to refine salvage man's girlfriend so she will fit into society. Makes her politically enlightened and two expose salvage man's shady political deals. Reporter says he has been trying to expose corruption in government for years. Now seems content to write long-winded think pieces on "The Yellowing Democratic Manifesto." Salvage man indicates own tenuous connection to newspaper business when he tells reporter he started out as a newsboy and adds he stole another kid's paper route. "I don't read the papers….well, once in a while the back part, the funnies." "Well, I think you should read the front part, the not-so-funnies." 118405 1956 Born Yesterday T Hallmark Hall of Fame Comedy Specia. 10-28-1956l Writer Paul Verrall (Arthur Hill) hired to educate girlfriend of wealthy junk dealer. Paul Douglas and Mary Martin 118406 1993 Born Yesterday M SVD 668 Kanin, Garson (Play). Douglas McGrath (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Paul Verrall (Don Johnson) is hired by a businessman to educate his dim-witted girlfriend. Verrall, an influential journalist who has written for The New Republic , was once a hard-nosed investigative reporter. He now just interviews businessmen. Reporter finds out she is set up as the businessman's partner and he has been paying off senators to keep a military base open. Verrall takes the evidence to his paper. The girlfriend objects. So reporter returns the incriminating papers. He lets businessman believe the newspaper has the story. Girlfriend warns businessman to get out of town if he does not want the story printed. National Public Radio reporter interviews girlfriend on the air convincing businessman the need to educate her. Girlfriend thought NPR is "the gun people" She has lunch with the reporter after Verrall has been working with her and refers to book the reporter had mentioned. She discovers reporter didn't even read the book. Girlfriend goes to an elegant Washington party. Reporter supplies her with a list of lines that can be used at any such occasion. First is, "Here's what I'd like to know. Who elected the Washington Post president?" 118407 1945 Born Yesterday P MLPL Kanin, Garson In "Best Plays of the Modern American Theatre." Play Index, 1973-77 Newsman Paul Verrall (Gary Merrill) of the New Republic's Washington staff. 118408 2008 Born Yesterday: News as a Novel, The N Burn, Gordon News Media creates and manipulates the news. Summer 2007 was an extraordinarily rich time for news. Floods, Foot and mouth. The disappearances of Tony Blair and Madeleine McCann, The arrival of Gordon Brown. Terror attacks on Glasgow. These events from a bleak summer become a novel about the way news is made and how the media creates and manipulates the stories we see before us. Is a news item truth or fiction? Participants in news stories employ presentational tricks imported from politics while the reporting of those stories courts audiences with concepts of characterization and narrative borrowed form Hollywood. When combined with the need to fill 24 hours of available space on many different platforms, the result is that no follower of the stories can have much sense of what really happened. The occurrences of the middle of 2007 are shaped into a story. The author gets involved in the news stories of the day. 118409 1980 Borodins, The: Book One -- Love and Honor N OWN - H Arlen, Leslie American Journalist George involved with beautiful daughter of general 118410 2000 Borron y cuenta nueva MF Journalist (Maria Isabela Mendez) 118411 1989 Borrowed Angel NR Pozzessere, Heather Graham Silhouette Intimate Moments #293 Journalist 118412 1941 Borrowed Hero M Roberts, Ben, Sidney Sheldon (Story). Earle Snell (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Ann Thompson (Florence Rice) breaks up with her fiancé, a lawyer, when she discovers he attended a party given by a society woman whose father heads up a civic group which is actually a front for a gang of crooks. Newspaperman who has been trying to get evidence on the corrupt organization is murdered and the lawyer goes after the killer. When he knocks down suspect, the society woman's father plays him up as a hero and has him promoted to special prosecutor. The father hopes to be able to manipulate lawyer but he takes his job seriously and eventually attempts to prosecute the man. Although case is thrown out, with the columnist's encouragement, the lawyer gets the evidence he needs to convict the gang leader City Editor (John Maxwell). Variety, 12/17/41: "Florence Rice as the worldly wise newspaper columnist with romantic interest in [the lawyer], has been given terrible camera treatment and uninspired dialogue." 118413 1992 Borrowed Lives N Dunaway, Laramie Magazine Journalist Luna Devon is shot by a crazed, suicidal pal who also kills her friend Wren Caldwell, a clever, outspoken, gorgeous budding writer. Devon survives with a bullet hole in her chest. l She decides to change her ho-hum life, gathers Caldwell's brilliant literary efforts, responds to Caldwell's job offers and reinvents herself as a brainy journalist for a trendy California magazine. As Caldwell, she finds that the sassier her act, the bigger the payoff. Assigned to interview a jailed husband-killer, she becomes his ally and lands a fat contract to script her story for Hollywood. When the dead Caldwell's ex-con husband shows up, he is all too ready to go along with the scam. 118414 1991 Borrower, The M TV Newscaster (Rif Hutton). Weatherman (Heath Jobes). 118415 1970 Borsalino M Press 118416 2005 Borscht NM Klugmann, Norbert Germany Journalist 118417 2003 Bose Zellen MF Austria - Germany Journalist (Nikolaus Firmkranz). 118418 1933 Bosko the Drawback M Sportswriter is nervous and pounds his typewriter so hard it finally punches back 118419 1933 Bosko's Mechanical Man M Newspaper Headline: Robot Will Do the Work of Hundred Men 118420 1933 Bosko's Picture Show M Parody Newsreel. Out-Of-Tone News (Sees All -- Hears All -- Smells All 118421 1991 Bosom Buddies: T TV. Henry and Kip foil robbery dressed as Hildy and Buffy and Henry's mother watches the coverage on National Television 118422 1980 Bosom Buddies: T Series 1980-1984. ABC Copywriter in advertising is also a novelist. 118423 2004 Bosque de Los Pigmeos N Allende, Isabel Last novel in a trilogy Reporter Kate for the International Graphic, her grandson and his girl friend join a team of photographers to go on another adventure. Kate is sent to Africa to write an article about the African Safari elephant riders. Another mysterious event launches a precarious struggle to restore freedom and return leadership of the swampy forests to the rightful hands. 118424 1937 Boss Didn't Say Good Morning, The DM DVD -R HQ 6835 Tourneur Jacques, Director MGM Short Host Carey Wilson. Boss and employee relationships. Newspapers. Typewriters. 118425 1943 Boss of Big Town, The M Hoerl, Arthur (Story). Edward Dein (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Linda Gregory (Florence Rice) for the Tribune investigates assaults on venders at a city market. A supervisor persuades her to keep the story out of the paper while he investigates. He pretends to join forces with gangster to find out who is really behind the racket. He discovers the head of the syndicate. Reporter secretly follows him when he confronts the syndicate head. Gangster kills the gang leader and then is shot by police. 118426 1941 Boss of Bullion City M St. Claire, Arthur (Story). St. Claire, Victor McLeod (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor (Johnny Mack Brown) of a newspaper in western town, and his assistant (Fuzzy Knight) are threatened by sheriff. Editor decides to investigate town officials. Comes to aid of woman horse dealer who is falsely accused of murdering an escaped convict. He clears her, thwarts the robbery of shipment of gold bullion by the sheriff and his gang, and traps the corrupt lawman when he tries to rob a stagecoach. 118427 2000 Bossa Nova M Reporter (Cassia Linhares) 118428 1988 Bossen I byen DF Denmark. Short - Music Interviewer Mette Fugi. 118429 1999 Bostock's Cup MT Reporter (Andy Smart). Commentator (Brian Moore). Interviewer (Jonathan Gould). 118430 2002 Boston 24/7 DT SVD 1163 (Missing last five minutes) Reporter covers the crime beat 118431 1946 Boston Blackie and the Law M DVD -R HQ 8263, 8265 Reporter Jackson (Ed Fetherstone). Reporters (Lew Davis, Wally Rose). 118432 1945 Boston Blackie Booked on Suspicion M News Media. Reporters (Richard Bartell, Roy Brent, George Ford, Jack Frack, Philip Van Zandt). Cameraman (Lee Bennett). Photographer (Eddie Bruce). Newsboy (Bob Alden). Telegraph Clerk (Dick Nesen). Horatio "Boston Blackie" Black is implicated in murder when he accidentally sells a phony Charles Dickens first edition at an auction. 118433 1945 Boston Blackie: Appointment with Death M New York Bulletin. Female reporter follows Blackie. Headlines used. 118434 1945 Boston Blackie's Rendezvous M DVD -R HQ 8262, 8265 Reporter. 1st Reporter (Frank Stevens). 2nd Reporter (Perc Launders). 3rd Reporter (Charles Jordan). 118435 2007 Boston Boys Club N Diaz, Johnny Reporter Tommy Perez recently relocated from Miami to Boston to take a reporting job at The Boston Daily. He is finding it hard to break away from his tight-knit Cuban family, but his homesickness goes into rapid remission when he meets Mikey, a blue-eyed boyish guidance counselor from Cape Cod. Smart, funny and wickedly cute, Mikey is perfect boyfriend material until his drinking leads Tommy to suspect that he’s got some issues of his own. Flanked by gorgeous brick row houses in the heart of Boston's South End, the Club Caf‚ is a bar where everybody knows your name-and who you slept with last. Every night men like Tommy Perez, Rico DiMio, and Kyle Andrews take their place among the glistening crowd sporting chest-defining shirts and lots of smooth, tanned skin, sizing up the regulars and the new blood while TV monitors blare Beyonce and Missy Elliott. For Tommy, Thursdays at the Club Caf, in the company of his wingman Rico and a Skinny Black Bitch (vodka and Diet Coke) are unmissable. Rico, a tough-talking Italian-American accountant with a gamma ray smile and mournful green eyes that hint at a past he’ll admit to no one is sure Mikey is bad news. But to Rico any relationship that lasts longer than three hours sounds like bad news. And there’s Kyle, the lean, preening model and former reality show star who makes a red-carpet entrance into the CC every Thursday as if a swarm of cameras still follows his every move, but whose real life is about to take a dramatic turn he never anticipated. Over the course of one unforgettable year, Tommy is forced to rethink everything he’s ever believed about life, lust and love. And in the Club Caf, a place filled with endless possibilities -- the perfect partner, the perfect story idea, or just a play buddy for the night -- Tommy might finally discover the person he was meant to be. 118436 1996 Boston Common: War Room, The T Episode. 10-27-1996. Season #2. Episode #6 Cub Reporter (Shayne Benton). Reporter #2 (Terrell Ferguson). James Carville (Himself). 118437 2004 Boston Legal: T Series. Reporters (Leyna Nguyen, Sean Blodgett, Ted Garcia, Patrick Belton, Michael Brownlee, Taya Asimos, Tammy La, Kerry Finlayson, Reggie Jordan, Freddie Johnson, Annmarie Lynn Gracey, Angela Chee, Patrick Brown, Denise Boutte, Glen Walker, Saida Pagan, John Robert, Diane Kim, DeRynn Thompson). 118438 2005 Boston Legal: Ass Fat Jungle, The T DVD -R HQ 4779 Episode #25. 11-15-2005 News Media. Threat of news media exposure forces doctor to settle out of court. 118439 2007 Boston Legal: Beauty and the Beast T DVD -R HQ 8983, 8984 Episode #69. 9-25-2007 TV Commentator Gracie Jane. News Media. 118440 2005 Boston Legal: Black Widow, The T DVD -R HQ 4365 Episode #18. 9-27-2005 News Media. The Boston Legal firm defends a young woman accused of killing her elderly husband. Alan Shore and Brad Chase represent Kelly Nolan who is on trial for poisoning her husband. Tara Wilson second-chairs for Shirley Schmidt and is shocked to find that the opposing counsel is her former lover. 118441 2006 Boston Legal: Breast in Show T DVD -R HQ 5439 Episode #31. 2-7-2006 News Media. Defense of woman at protest valley who removed her shirt to get media attention for her campaign against corrupt redistricting by politicians. 118442 2007 Boston Legal: Bride Wore Blood, The T DVD -R HQ 8162 Episode #61. 3-20-2007 News Media. Wearing a blood-soaked wedding gown and carrying a pair of scissors, Alan's former love proclaims her innocence in the murder of her betrothed. She becomes known in the news media as "The Bloody Bride." Reporters press in on Alan and his client. TV news coverage as well watched by Alan's law firm members. 118443 2006 Boston Legal: Cancer Man Can, The T DVD -R HQ 5248 Episode #28. 1-10-2006 News Media. Law firm representative, a CEO who used his status with a pharmaceutical company to ensure that he received the nonplacebo in a promising anti-cancer drug test. Another patient wants him to be made an example, sues him and won't settle. Media use is threatened. 118444 2007 Boston Legal: Chicken and the Leg,, The T DVD -R HQ 9058 Episode #71. 10-10-2007 News Media cover teenager suing school for not telling her about contraceptives. She had sex and is now HIV-positive. 118445 2005 Boston Legal: Death Be Not Proud T DVD -R HQ 3032 Episode #17. 3-20-2005 Reporter. A single Texas reporter watches the execution of a man who may be innocent of the crime. Chelina asks Alan to assist her in Texas because her former client is getting executed. Graphic depiction of death with reporter turning away. Old friend of Denny and Shirley asks them for legal representation when she is charged with having sexual encounters for a fee. 118446 2006 Boston Legal: Deep End of the Poole T DVD -R HQ 6008 Episode #41. 5-2-2006 News Media. Partner Edwin Poole returns to the firm after a stint in a mental institution and goes before the media in a ill-advised lawsuit. Denny Crane represents Alan Shore who is arrested after advising a client accused of attempted murder to flee. Photographer (David Mehl). 118447 2006 Boston Legal: Desperately Seeking Shirley T DVD -R HQ 6978 Episode.#47. 10-3-2006 News Media. Shirley's former husband wants to invalidate his post-nuptial agreement with his sixth wife. Alan Shore defends him against Shirley. 118448 2005 Boston Legal: Finding Nimmo T DVD -R HQ 4504 Episode #20. 10-11-2005 News Media. Firm gets ready to defend one of their own against a murder charge. Alan and Denny go fly-fishing in British Columbia. 118449 2006 Boston Legal: Fine Young Cannibal T DVD -R HQ 7027 Episode #48. 10-10-2006 TV Commentator Gracie Jane. News Media. 118450 2005 Boston Legal: From Whence We Came T DVD -R HQ 2687 Episode #12. 1-16-2005 News Media. TV Newscast tells a lawyer that his client has probably committed another murder. 118451 2005 Boston Legal: Gone T DVD -R HQ 4949 Episode.#12. 1-16-2005 News Media. Reporter (Leyna Nguyen). Denny Crane goes back on television to defend shooting a homeless man in the face with a paint-ball gun. 118452 2007 Boston Legal: Guantanamo by the Bay T DVD -R HQ 8481 Episode #66. 5-8-2007 News Media cover Boston Legal's outrage over what is going on at Guantanamo Bay -- people detained indefinitely without ever speaking to a lawyer. 118453 2007 Boston Legal: Guise 'n' Dolls T DVD -R HQ 8360 Episode #64. 4-24-2007 News Media. Denny Crum makes a politically incorrect statement ("You don't sound black") and the news media is all over the story. Senior partner Shirley goes before the reporters and cameras defending Crum. 118454 2004 Boston Legal: Hired Guns T Episode #10. 12-19-2004 News Media 118455 2007 Boston Legal: Hope and Gory T DVD -R HQ 9195 Episode. 10-30-2007 News Media. Woman asks Alan’s advice on how to kill the man who murdered her daughter. Katie and Jerry try to overturn Megan’s Law. Lorraine tries to help Alan overcome the deep-rooted childhood fears causing him to speak gibberish around her. 118456 2008 Boston Legal: Indecent Proposals T DVD -R HQ 9867 Episode. 4-2008 Parody News. TV Reporter Wolfgang Blizgrieg and “the best political news team on television.” “We really are the best political news team on TV” repeated over again. 118457 2007 Boston Legal: Innocent Man, The T DVD -R HQ 9016 Episode #70. 10-2-2007 News Media cover murder trial. Lorraine Weller joins the firm causing conflict between Alan and Denny. Alan has his hands full trying to keep Denny away from Lorraine when she is hired by Shirley as a new associate at the firm. At the same time, he and Jerry try to mold Katie into a full-fledged lawyer by preparing her for her first murder trial, but things go awry when she makes a spur-of-the-moment decision in open court. Judge Weldon’s request to have a baby makes Alan question his potential for fatherhood. 118458 2005 Boston Legal: It Girls and Beyond T DVD -R HQ 2732 Episode #13. 1-23-2005 Public Relations. Media. A publicist Tracey Green (Sarah Carter) is accused of having a lesbian relationship with her boss Stephanie Rogers (Dana Wheeler-Nicholson) only for financial purposes. Much talk about media and public relations. Green's attorney, Brad, finds himself becoming attractive to his client and is starting to believe that she is lying about being a lesbian. Reporter (Freddie Johnson). Alan is asked to second chair on Denny's trial case where a doctor is being used for prescribing a drug that has not been FDA approved. While working on that, a determined Denny is on a personal mission to prove he is a competent attorney. Meanwhile, the staff tries to deal with Alan's new assistant, Catherine Piper, who has a habit of speaking her mind about anything and anybody. 118459 2005 Boston Legal: Legal Deficits T DVD -R HQ 5034 Episode #27. 12-13-2005 News Media. Denny Crane defends a colleague who broke all the rules to save a child's life including chopping off a priest's fingers and kidnapping the kidnapper's brother. 118460 2005 Boston Legal: Let Sales Ring T DVD -R HQ 2991 Episode #15. 3-13-2005 News Media. Freedom of the Press at high schools. High school student seeks an injunction to reverse the policy of his principal who has banned a particular news network from school grounds on the basis that it is biased and incendiary. Lawyer Alan Shore sums up recent criticisms about the news media as he still argues against censorship. Bitter diatribe against the news media's preoccupation with entertainment news. Client of Schmidt and Crane who is an old adversary and legal legend wants to be frozen and stored in a cryonics institute before he dies from a horrible disease. TV Reporter (Harrison Held). 118461 2006 Boston Legal: Lincoln T DVD -R HQ 7406 Episode #52. 11-26-2006 TV Commentator Gracie Jane is killed by Lincoln, a psychotic murderer with a shovel after killing a judge in an earlier episode. He kidnaps senior law partner Shirley Schmidt (Candice Bergen). Alan Shore helps Jerry Esperison, whose client stands accused of murdering her ex-girlfriend. Denny Crane is not the father of his midget girlfriend whose mother is now after Crane again. 118462 2006 Boston Legal: Live Big T DVD -R HQ 5546 Episode #33. 2-21-2006 News Media. Trial involves man who killed his sick wife. News Media covers the lawyers as they enter the courtroom. 118463 2008 Boston Legal: Mad About You T DVD -R HQ 9505 Episode. News Media has a field day with Denny Crane who makes a mockery of a trial concerning a woman who kills her husband with a shovel. His undefeated record is challenged but in the end Crane comes through facing the news media with confidence while shaken behind closed doors. 118464 2005 Boston Legal: Men to Boys T DVD -R HQ 4591 Episode #22. 10-25-2005 News Media. Firm defends an auto manufacturer whose defective pick-up truck caused a fire that killed a terminally ill woman. 118465 2008 Boston Legal: Mighty Rogues, The T DVD -R HQ 9836 Episode. 4-2008 News Media. Reporter #1 (Ted Garcia). Reporter #2 (Philip Palmer). Reporter #3 (Leyna Nguyen).TV coverage of story involving Nantucket wanting an atomic bomb to publicize the lack of a nuclear proliferation treaty. Shirley wants to end her father’s misery and Al goes to court to get a court order to do just that. 118466 2006 Boston Legal: New Kids on the Block T DVD -R HQ 6916 Episode #46. 9-25-2006 News Media circus. Judge warns media that he won't tolerate "any of your hoopla" and not to use the trial as "fodder for you to sell copy." Reporter (Annmarie Lynn Gracey). "Breaking News Live" TV live coverage of arrest of Boston Legal's client with Gracie Jane proclaiming him guilty on the air. 118467 2007 Boston Legal: No Brains Left Behind T DVD -R HQ 9393 Episode. 12-11-2007 News Media. TV Report on natural disaster shown in court. 118468 2006 Boston Legal: Nutcrackers, The T DVD -R HQ 7493 Episode #54. 12-05-2006 News Media. 118469 2007 Boston Legal: Nuts T DVD -R HQ 7753 Episode #56. 1-16-2007 News Media. Denny asks Alan to help him take on the Department of Homeland Security when he learns his name is on the no-fly list. Third-grade teacher is charged with wrongful death after a student has a fatal allergic reaction in class. 118470 2007 Boston Legal: Object Of My Affection, The T DVD -R HQ 9229 Episode. 11-6-2007 News Media harassing lawyers and client who killed the man who killed her daughter. Reporters pushing microphones in her face. Press coverage of the trial also in the courtroom. TV Headlines Now Host Gracie Jones comments on the trial on TV. Judge says to a too-eloquent witness: “Quit channeling Stone Phillips.” Denny Crum fires an associate because she is too fast and he can’t wait until the story hits the news media. Reporter #2 (Ted Garcia). Reporter (Taya Asimos). Reporter #5 (John Robert). 118471 2006 Boston Legal: On the Ledge T DVD -R HQ 7416 Episode #53. 11-28-2006 News Media. Shirley attempts to reason with her kidnapper, Lincoln Meyer. Jerry Espenson's legal skills shine as he and Alan defend a woman accused of killing her ex-girlfriend. Seeing Jerry and Alan bonding makes Denny Crane jealous. 118472 2007 Boston Legal: Oral Contracts T DVD -R HQ 9353 Episode. 12-4-2007 News Media cover Denny Crane’s trial after he is arrested for soliciting gay sex in a bathroom by tapping his shoe and humming while taking a crap. TV Headlines Now Host Gracie Jones comments on the trial on TV. Senior law partner Shirley Schmidt (Candice Bergen) defends Bob Binder (Robert Wuhl), a shock jock fired for political commentary on his news talk show. Schmidt’s summary is all about free press and journalists, on journalism and the bottom line. Good stuff. 118473 2008 Boston Legal: Patriot Acts T DVD -R HQ 9934 (Missing Beginning) Episode. 5-21-2008 News Media cover trial in which a town wants to secede from the United States. Alan takes the case and Denny goes up against him winning that case that almost jeopardizes their friendship. Reporter (Ted Garcia). Reporter (Brett Hunt). 118474 2006 Boston Legal: Race Ipsa T Episode #40. 4-25-2006. Reporter #1 (Sean Blodgett). 118475 2005 Boston Legal: Schadenfreude T DVD -R HQ 4417 Episode #19. 10-4-2005 News Media. Murder trial of the Black Widow gets underway amid a media circus. Reporter (Diane Kim). Reporter #2 (Michael Brownless). TV Anchorman (Glen Walker). 118476 2005 Boston Legal: Schmidt Happens T Episode #11. 1-9-2005 News Media. Anchor (Phillip Palmer). Genocide in Sudan lawsuit against U.S. brought forward to get media attention. Media responds. Founding Crane, Poole & Schmidt partner Shirley Schmidt returns to help bring order to the chaotic office. 118477 2006 Boston Legal: Shock and Oww! T DVD -R HQ 5612 Episode #11. 3-7-2006 News Media. Public Relations Practitioner. Denny Crane defends a man who electrocuted an intruder -- wants to try the case in the press to get public sympathy for his client. Hires PR woman to present an effective image of his client to the news media. He wants the public to think of his client as a hero protecting his home. Crane and DA both try the case in the media. When the DA asks for a change of venue, the judge says both sides have tried the case in the press but Crane did a better job of it. Schmidt posed for nude photographs when she was 18 and now the photographer's wife is planning to release those photographs to the public embarrassing the now older law partner. Alan comes to her rescue to negotiate a compromise. Reporter (Ted Garcia). 118478 2006 Boston Legal: Smile T DVD -R HQ 5485 Episode #32. 2-14-2006 TV Reporter Darcy DeVictor at a local ABC affiliate is used by lawyer to get a private school to admit a gifted 9-year-old girl with nerve damage that makes it impossible for her to smile. "She does a human interest pieces at local ABC affiliate. We were briefly an item. Don't let her perky on-air demeanor fool you, she's actually quite deviant in the bedroom. I figured this was exactly the kind of story Darcy likes to get her teeth into…" 118479 2008 Boston Legal: Smoke Signals T DVD -R HQ 10305 Episode. 9-22-2008 News Media cover the firm’s case against Big Tobacco. Alan wins surprising everyone including the opposition attorney, a woman he was in love with years ago. 118480 2007 Boston Legal: Son of the Defender T DVD -R HQ 8292 Episode #62. 4-3-2007 News Media. Man with explosives wants to retry a case that Denny Crane won years ago. Crane remembers the case with scenes from the TV program, "The Defender" in which William Shatner started with Ralph Bellamy playing his father. Senator is caught with a prostitute and Alan defends the prostitute. But the news media has the story so the senator must confess his transgression to his wife. 118481 2006 Boston Legal: Spring Fever/BL: Los Angeles T DVD -R HQ 6087, 6088 Episodes #43-44. Two-Part Final. 5-16-2006 News Media. Paparazzi. Paparazzi Cameraman Frank Lawrence (Jonathan Craig Williams) is shot by a Hollywood celebrity in a dark alley and is defended by Denny and Alan who have traveled to Los Angeles on business. 118482 2006 Boston Legal: Squid Pro Quo T DVD -R HQ 6044 Episode #42. 5-9-2006 News Media. Ambitious attorney joins the firm. Denny goes head-to-head with his son over a woman who lost her baby at an inadequately supplied clinic in Nepal. 118483 2006 Boston Legal: Stick It T DVD -R HQ 5643 Episode #36. 3-14-2006 News Media. Lawyer attacks news shows and the way they cover the Iraqi war and other news events. 118484 2008 Boston Legal: Tabloid Nation T DVD -R HQ 9814 Episode. News Media. Al and Denny sue a tabloid TV program responsible for the death of a young woman. Shirley takes on the case of a decorated war veteran, now penniless, who kills seals to stay alive. 118485 2005 Boston Legal: Till We Meat Again T DVD -R HQ 2842 Episode #14. 2-13-2005 News Media. Reporter (Glen Walker). Publicity-hungry mayor pushes through an ordinance banning red meat for fear of Mad Cow disease. Shirley Schmidt and Denny Crane represent a man whose steakhouse is being put out of business. 118486 2007 Boston Legal: Trial of the Century T DVD -R HQ 8569 Episode #68. 5-29-2007 News Media. Alan and Denny Crum represent two brothers charged with killing their abusive father. Each brother accuses the other and the verdict is not guilty in the "trial of the century." News Media circus. Clarence and Jerry take on the suit of a woman who claims her gambling debts were the fault of the casino. 118487 2006 Boston Legal: Trick or Treat T DVD -R HQ 7184 Episode #51. 10-31-2006 News Media. 118488 2008 Boston Legal: True Love T DVD -R HQ 10388 Episode. 10-13-2008 News Media cover case of a cardiologist accused of murdering a nurse who had an affair with him. His wife, Alan’s former lover, begs Alan to defend her husband. The surprise conclusion takes Alan and Denny Crane by surprise. 118489 2005 Boston Legal: Truly, Madly, Deeply T DVD -R HQ 4706 Episode #24. 11-8-2005 News Media cover judge who insists that Denny defend a man who raped and killed a 13-year-old girl. Reporter (Angela Chee). Talk-Shot Host Larry King (Himself). TV Anchorman (Glen Walker). TV cameras allowed in courtroom as Denny does everything he can to get off the case and winds up in jail for his efforts. He shoots the man in both knees, then gets away with it when the district attorney refuses to prosecute because of political reasons. Denny goes on Larry King's show to defend himself. 118490 2004 Boston Legal: Truth Be Told T DVD -R HQ 2298 Episode #6. 11-7-2004 News Media. Female Political Media Consultant. Alan goes up against new power elite in the city when trying to help mayoral candidate deal with a situation that threatens his election chances. Turns out candidate is sleeping with his media consultant. Wife gets concessions from husband thanks to Alan. After trial, TV and print reporters follow candidate and his wife into the elevator. 118491 2006 Boston Legal: Verdict, The T DVD -R HQ 7132 Episode #50. 10-24-2006 News Media circus. Defense team must do all it can to undo the damage caused by an accused murderer's father who makes an allegation about his son's attraction to his mother. TV Commentator Gracie Jane Verdict: Not Guilty. Mother really killed the judge's wife who was having an affair with her son. But no one knows that but the audience. 118492 2005 Boston Legal: Whiff and a Prayer, A T DVD -R HQ 4535 Episode #21. 10-18-2005 News Media. Firm gets one of their own off the hook for murder. Denny Crane helps defend a congressman sued for failure to keep a campaign promise. 118493 2006 Boston Legal: Whose God Is It Anyway? T DVD -R HQ 7092 Episode #49. 10-17-2006 News Media circus.. TV Commentator Gracie Jane. Real-Life Fashion Reporter Joan Rivers. Jeffrey Coho and his team go to court on a high profile murder trial. On-Air Reporter (Kimberly Bosso). Commentator Joan Rivers (Herself). 118494 2000 Boston Public: Chapter Eight T Episode #8. 12-11-2000 TV News Anchor (Ronda Pierson). 118495 2001 Boston Public: Chapter Eighteen T DVD -R HQ 9696 Kelley, David E. Episode #18. 4-23-2001 News Media. Reporter (Ronda Pierson). Announcer (Peter Moore). 118496 2003 Boston Public: Chapter Fifty-Nine T SVD 1372 Episode Student TV Journalists. Teacher's sex scandal is grist for the mill of student TV journalists 118497 2003 Boston Public: Chapter Sixty-Three T Episode #63. 4-7-2003 Anchorman (Mitch Gibney). 118498 2001 Boston Public: Chapter Twenty-Seven T SVD 1134 Episode Advice Columnist in the school paper writes on sex. 118499 2001 Boston Public: Chapter Twenty-Two T Episode #22. 5-21-2001 School Yearbook Editor (Bryan Lukasik). 118500 1968 Boston Strangler, The M SVD 964 News Commentator (Alex Dreier). TV Commentator (John Cameron Swayze). 118501 1984 Bostonians, The M Journalist Matthias Pardon (Wallace Shawn), admirer of Verena Tarrant. Photographer (James Huston). 118502 1886 Bostonians, The N OWN - H James, Henry Journalist Matthias Pardon, admirer of Verena Tarrant. 118503 1946 Boswell Van Dusen SS MLPL Runyon, Damon In "In Our Town." Newspaper Owner-Editor Boswell Van Dusen was the owner and editor of the Morning Chief. 118504 1997 Botana, La TF Series 1997 Reporters (Moises Casab, Carlos Enrique Chavez, Ricardo Escobar, Mario Manjarrez, Maria Luisa Valdes Doria, Joanna Vega-Biestro). Host (Juan Jose Origel). 118505 1945 Both Barrels Blazing M DVD -R HQ 9732. SVD 1533 Newspaper Headlines. Typical use of headlines in a Western feature film. Newspapers: Red River Record. Long Bend Courier 118506 1953 Both Sides DT 3-15-1953 to 6-7-1953. ABC Host Quincy Howe. American Federation of Labor public service series. Two legislators discuss opposite opinions of an issue every week. Washington D.C.-based series. 118507 1994 Botte di Natale MF Photographer (John David Garfield) 118508 1941 Bottle of Milk For Mother, A SS Algren, Nelson Press 118509 2004 Bottom M TV News Anchor (Doshia Darmane). Scene Reporter (April Billingsley). 118510 1940 Bottom of the Mountain, The SS UCLA Weidman, Jerome In "Captain's Tiger." Former Columnist Crayne, former Broadway columnist now in the Army. History of cub reporter on the street. 118511 1992 Bottom: Parade T Episode #10. 10-22-1992 Racing Commentator (Rory Bremner - Voice). 118512 2006 Bottom's Up (aka Bottoms Up) M News Media. Premiere Paparazzi #7 (Jerry Gelb). Paparazzi (Tom Harper). Paparazzi (Mike Justilies). Paparazzi (Mike Justus). Hollywood Scoop Cameraman (Harrison Held). Hollywood Scoop Reporter (Anne-Marie Mogg). 118513 2006 Bottoms Up M News Media. Premiere Paparazzi #7 (Jerry Gelb). Paparazzi (Tom Harper, Mike Justilies, Mike Justus). Hollywood Scoop Reporter (Anne-Marie Mogg). Hollywood Scoop Cameraman (Harrison Held). 118514 1931 Bought M Reporter (William Collier Jr.) 118515 2009 Bought N David, Anna Journalist Emma Swanson, who is young, ambitious and frustrated with her lowly beat covering the L.A. party circuit, is hungry for a promotion at Substance -- a local glam rag. Swanson is tired of gathering banal quotes from the B-list on the sidelines of the red carpet. While researching a potential cover story on yuppie hooking, she meets gorgeous if bitchy call girl Jessica Davis who introduces Emma to her contemporary version of the world’s oldest profession. Emma publicly yearns for a more substantial career, but privately dreams of a hotshot boyfriend to transport her into the beating heart of the Hollywood scene. Instead she meets beautiful, cavalier, manipulative Jessica who shamelessly trades sex for the gifts it can bring. Convinced that writing a story about Jessica and her ilk would seriously boost her journalistic cred, Emma soon finds herself sucked into a world where the luxuries of prettied-up prostitution may cost more than she ever expected. As Emma’s story looks as if it might come together (as Jessica showers Emma with expensive gifts), one of Jessica’s friends offers Emma the editor-in-chief spot at a magazine he’s about to launch. The catch: she’s got to give him the hooker story. 118516 1936 Boulder Dam M Reporter (Emmett Vogan) 118517 2002 Boulet, Le MF France Journalist of Paris-Dakar (Lionel Chamoulaud). 118518 1982 Boulevard des assassins MF Publisher Remy Lambert (Etienne Draber). 118519 1988 Boulevard of Broken Dreams M Reporter (Ron Pinnell). 118520 2007 Boulevard of Broken Dreams: James Frey and Christine Chubbuck T DVD -R HQ 8109 Episode #6. 2-24-2007 Reporter Christine Chubbuck commits suicide on live television. Author James Frey rises to literary fame before being exposed for fraud. 118521 2000 Bounce M CNN Reporter (Richard Saxton). Court T.V. Reporter (Michael Ayala). Chicago Anchor (Chris Harrison). 118522 2000 Bouncer, The G Newscaster (Mimi Woods - Voice - English Version). Newscaster (Miyuki Ichijo - Voice - Japanese Version). 118523 2008 Bound By Blood N Nelson, Rick TV Reporter Willow Ashe in New Orleans is determined to stick with Detective Jack Brenner, her first love and an old flame from his past, in solving a murder case. She not only stirs up old memories of hot nights on the levee, but she breaks the story of an inmate on death row that may have information that could solve the decades-old murder of Brenner’s beloved cousin. on the evening news for all the world to see including Jack’s boss, his wife and aunt. But the publicity gets him what he really wants -- a chance to solve his cousin’s murder. Brenner is attempting to save his faltering marriage when he interviews the inmate and then follows the trial into the bayou country of south Louisiana where his cousin was a civil rights worker. Quickly old wounds are reopened and more lives are at risk. 118524 1993 Bound by Honor M Newscaster (Catherine Price). Prison Photographer (Chris Chloupek). 118525 2004 Bound for Betrayal! M Bound TV Reporter (Jamie Ann Martin). 118526 2004 Bound for Knowledge M Bound Reporter (Britany Christopher). Bound Researcher (Anastasia Pierce). 118527 2006 Bound Girls Can't Make Trouble M Interviewer (Noelle Nash). 118528 1967 Bound to Die NM Turner, Bill Press 118529 2010 Bounty Hunter, The M Reporter Nichole Hurly (Jennifer Aniston) is working on a murder cover-up when her ex-husband, a bounty hunter, learns his next target is Hurly who skipped bail. The down-on-the-luck bounty hunter, Milo Boyd (Gerard Butler) tracks down Nicole and places her under arrest. Prior to Nicole’s arrest, she was investigating a serious story about the underground world of drugs and police corruption. Subsequently, Milo is forced to dodge bullets with Nicole when the bad guys try to execute their plans to “eliminate” their key threat -- Nicole. Soon after their reunion, the always-at-odds duo find themselves on a run-for-their-lives adventure. Boyd thinks all that’s ahead is an easy payday but when Nicole gives him the slip so she can chase a lead on as murder cover-up, Milo realizes that nothing ever goes simply with him and Nicole. The exes continually one up each other -- until they find themselves on the run for their lives. Daily News Staff (Peter Conboy). Daily News Reporter (Takako Haywood). Daily News Security Guard #2 (Ralph A. Wilburn, Jr.). 118530 1993 Bounty Tracker M TV Reporter Becky Johanssen (Carrie Olson) 118531 1959 Bourbon Street Beat: Green Hell T Episode Reporter. Masquerading as a newspaper reporter, Randolph joins Major Hernandez's party in retrieving the body and papers of a dictator 118532 1959 Bourbon Street Beat: Reunion T Episode Newspaper Advertisement. Ellen runs away from a boarding school and places an ad in the paper for her dad, an underworld boss, to contact her 118533 2007 Bourne Ultimatum, The M Journalist Simon Ross (Paddy Considine) has been following Jason Bourne's story. Borne, a rogue agent, is being hunted by the people in the CIA who trained him to be an assassin. He is lured out of hiding to contact Rose. Rose has gathered valuable information about Bourne (Matt Damon) and the man who trained him. Bourne is still suffering from amnesia and is determined to finally learn his true identity. Rose knows too much and it's up to Borne to protect him. A U.S. government official (David Strathairn, who played Edward R. Murrow in "good night, and good luck") wants to start a new organization under a code name which would follow in Bourne's teacher's footsteps. Teacher was a man named Treadstone. He wants to kill Bourne and the journalist before they expose the program's disturbing secrets. He sends a female agent to lead the search effort. One of the remaining living Treadstone assassins is dispatched to find and neutralize Bourne and Ross. In order to finally learn of his true origins and find inner peace, Bourne will have to evade, outmaneuver and outsmart the deadliest group of highly trained agents and assassins yet. And try to save the journalist's life in the process. 118534 1946 Bowery Bombshell M Bowery Boys Street Photographer Cathy Smith (Teala Loring). Newsboy (Bud Gorman) 118535 1944 Bowery Champs M Snell, Earle (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book -- Bowery Boys Series Reporter Jim Linzy (Gabriel Dell) of the New York Evening Express is helped by Ethelbert "Muggs" McGinnis (Leo Gorcey) who takes job on newspaper as copy boy. Linzy is more concerned about marrying editor's secretary than pursuing murder story. Editor Cartwright (Frank Jaquet) is concerned. Bowery Boys decide to do sleuthing on their own. They sneak into victim's house and into hotel room. Determine that dead man's ex-wife, chief suspect is innocent. Help her elude police, hide her in clubhouse. Reporter finds button at murder site and it matches one missing from editor's jacket causing editor to be arrested. He's fire but boys uncover real killer and break the story. Copyboy Muggs tries to tell other staff members how to write their articles. Sports writer (Francis Ford) 118536 1927 Bowery Cinderella, A M Houston, Melvin (Story). Adrian Johnson (Scenario). Harry Chandlee (Titles) AFI-Reporters/Playwrights - Ness Book Reporter Larry Dugan (Pat O'Malley) is in love with a woman who has taken up with millionaire while trying to help her sick mother. Reporter is sent to investigate millionaire by the millionaire's wife. He finds the woman with him in a compromising situation. Eventually the two are reconciled and the reporter writes a hit play. 118537 1944 Bowery to Broadway M Reporters (Donald Kerr, Ronald "Ronnie" R. Rondell, Milton Kibbee). 118538 1933 Bowery, The M Editor (Hal Price) 118539 1999 Bowfinger M Interviewer (Laura Grady), E! Channel 118540 2008 Bowling Alley Adjectives NJ Fisher, Doris with D.L. Gibbs. Illustrator Scott Angle TV Reporter is the sidekick kid reporter to TV Announcer Buzz Star as grammar comes to life using entertaining sports narratives to teach language arts skills. Press-box banter introduces amusing players and exciting action. 118541 2002 Bowling for Columbine DT PR Public Relations Person Mary Lorenz for K-Mart. Public Relations Practitioner Evan McCollum of Lockheed Martin. Narrator-Journalist Michael Moore. Fox Reporter Jeff Rossen. TV Anchor-Reporter Jessica Savitch. 118542 1958 Bowling Stars DT 1-5-1958 to 5-6-1961. ABC, NBC. Sportscaster Bud Palmer (1960-61). "Whispering" Joe Wilson (1958-1959). 118543 1995 Bowman's Line N Laird, Brian Andrew Newspaperman Nate Bowman is Tuscon newspaperman, "Desert Rat." 118544 1948 Box 13 R CDR (59 episodes) Newspaper. Suzy, newspaper employee who maintained mailbox for former newsman Dan Haliday (Alan Ladd) whenever he picked up his mail from classified advertisement in the local newspaper 118545 1847 Box and Cox P USC Morton, J.M. Printer John Box, journeyman printer. 118546 1996 Box of Moon Light M News Media. Female Newscaster (Kristin Hoke). Male Newscaster (Gene Patterson). 118547 2006 Box, The M Short Newscaster (Kyle Hebert). 118548 1977 Box, The T Great Britain. Network 10. Series. 1974-1976 Journalist Vicki Stafford (Judy Nunn) is a bitchy journalist who became a popular cult figure. In the first episode of the series she engaged in a lesbian kiss. Lee Whiteman (Paul Karo) is a high-camp TV producer who is generally well liked and a popular character. 118549 1984 Boxer M Commentator, Boxing (Amin Sayani) 118550 1997 Boxer, The M Journalist (Martin Lynch) 118551 2000 Boxer's Heart, The N Sekules, Kate Travel and Food Writer preparing for and finally going through her first and only professional fight 118552 1967 Boxiganga MF Commentator (Ole Sarvig) 118553 1986 Boxing DT 2-9-1986 to 4-6-1986. ABC Announcers Al Trautwig, Alex Wallau. 118554 1986 Boxing Live From Madison Square Garden DT 7-7-1973 to 9-1-1973. ABC Announcers. 118555 1964 Boxing's Last Round DT NBC TV Newsman David Brinkley 118556 1997 Boy M Newspaper Seller (Gary Doust). 118557 1914 Boy and the Law, A M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 118558 1995 Boy Called Hate, A M News Media. Local Newswoman (CeCe Tsou) 118559 1908 Boy Detective, The M SVDSP 521. B 5 Newsboy (played by a woman) key character 118560 1961 Boy For Meg, A A Warhol, Andy Tabloid. Page one of a tacky tabloid becomes a ubiquitous symbol 118561 1985 Boy From Nowhere, The N Hinxman, Margaret News Media 118562 2000 Boy Gets Girl DT Gilman, Rebecca Magazine Editor 118563 1922 Boy Grew Older, The N OWN - H Broun, Heywood Newspaperman. Autobiographical novel about a newspaperman. 118564 1986 Boy in Blue, The M American Reporter (Dan Hennessey). Photographer (Germain Beauchamp). 118565 1976 Boy in the Plastic Bubble, The MT Reporter. Obnoxious Reporter (Timothy Himes). 118566 1938 Boy Meets Girl M DVD -R HQ 4327, 4326, SVD 1026 Reagan Announcer (Ronald Reagan) 118567 2001 Boy Meets World: Chick Like Me T SVD 1027 Episode Columnist Cory. Shawn thinks Cory's newspaper column is a drag. Spices things up by posing as a girl and writing about the stunt 118568 2000 Boy Meets World: How Cory and Topanga Got Their Groove Back T Episode #153. 3-17-2000 News Media. TV Reporter (Forbes Riley). 118569 1994 Boy Meets World: Model Family T Episode #15. 2-4-1994 Photographer (Matt Kirkwood). 118570 1994 Boy Meets World: Risky Business T Episode #16. 2-11-1994 Sports Announcer (Thomas Wilson Brown - Voice). 118571 1996 Boy Meets World: Stormy Weather T DVD -R HQ 8757 Episode #61. 2-9-1996 TV Station. Eric's devotion to the television station results in his grades plummeting and so are his chances to graduate with his class. 118572 1969 Boy Named Charlie Brown, A M AFI-Television TV 118573 2002 Boy Next Door, The (aka The Guy Next Door) NM Cabot, Meggin (aka Meg) Gossip Columnist Melissa Fuller of the New York Journal, celebrity columnist for New York City's leading photo-newspaper, is known for being obsessive about Winona Ryder, dating the wrong men and being tardy for work. Arriving particularly late one morning, she explains to her colleagues on the newspaper that she was detained by the attempted murder of her elderly next-door neighbor who is in a coma. She volunteered to take care of her pets until the neighbor's nephew, a famous fashion photographer, can be reached. Co-workers warn her about the photographer, a notorious lady's man. The photographer's college buddy shows up instead. She falls for him. 118574 1957 Boy Nobody Wanted, The T DVD 1645 Gorog, Laszlo (Screenplay) from an article by Winfred L. Van Atta and Gwendolyn Sherman 26 minutes B&W TV program. A true story dramatized. Editor Mr. Reynolds (Mike Winkelman) of The Star-Dispatch, uses power of the press to get revenge. Billy Brandon's father is the subject of cruel lies in the local paper. Authorities read the paper and put the father in jail. Editor is boy's neighbor. Editor's son teased Billy Brandon, went after him with the bat, fell on his head, dies accidental death. That's the reason editor goes after Billy's father, a gambler. Story told by woman interviewing couple at adoption agency. Editor sends Reporter Bradley (Don Ross) to go after Nick Brandon -- "Bradley was a good reporter, started digging." Gets the story. Headline: "Billy Brandon Two-Time Killer." (Had played with matches and burned a child). "That's your assignment. Dig up his past. Find out where he operates. Go over his whole miserable life. Bradley, I want that man's hide." Paper gets father indicted. Nobody wants to adopt Billy because of newspaper headlines (both deaths were accidental). Foster mother appeals to the editor to leave boy alone. He promises never to print Billy's name again. Father released from prison and petitions to get son back from foster parents. Billy goes to war. Headline: "Billy Brandon Cited for Bravery." 118575 1940 Boy of Silence N Mallea, Edwardo Press 118576 1955 Boy on a Dolphin N GPL Devine, David New York Times Correspondent John Madden 118577 1959 Boy on Page One, The T Armstrong Circle Theatre -12-23-59 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 118578 1991 Boy Project, The NJ Wyeth, Sharon Dennis Student Reporter Fen Hudson from Pewter School for Boys, arrives on the Alma Stevens Girls' School campus to write an article about life at an all-girls school. He takes the campus by storm arriving on a motorcycle and capturing Shanon's heart. 118579 2007 Boy s tenyu 2 MF Russia. Photographer (Darrick Akey). 118580 1961 Boy Who Caught a Crook, The M Juran, Nathan (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Connors (Richard Crane) and newsboy's mother are threatened by armed crook looking for missing robbery money. It seems her son, a newsboy named "Kid" (Roger Mobley) found a briefcase in vacant lot. Hobo friend opened it and told him it was empty. Boy hears on radio it was used in a robbery. Hobo dressed in new clothes. Newsboy returns home. Crook attacks him looking for missing money. Hobo claims he took the money and offers to lead robber to it. After newsboy discovers hobo lied to protect him, he gets the police to save the hobo and apprehend the thief. 118581 1984 Boy Who Had Everything, The M TV Newscaster (James Condon). 118582 1961 Boy Who Stole a Million, The M Reporter (Gaylord Cavallaro) 118583 2005 Boy With a Thorn in His Side, The M TV Reporter (Martin Nigel Davey) 118584 2007 Boy, A M Reporters (Nathan Kershaw, Tom Cottle) 118585 1966 Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number! M DVD -R HQ 10687, 10688. DVD -R 1828 (Media Excerpts) Newscaster (Harry von Zell). Newscaster (Harlan Warde), KTTV Field Reporter. Reporter (Tommy Farrell). Newsboy (John Todd Roberts). Rocky Point News story-headlines. Newspaper articles-headlines. 118586 1982 Boychester Bugle N Franks, Allan Editor. Two employees oppose their boss, a scheming and sadistic editor when he introduces computerized technology to their newspaper. London in the 1980s. 118587 2001 Boycott MT Reporter (Joe Walsh). Black Americans boycott the public buses during the 1950s civil rights movement. 118588 2002 Boyfriend Material N Jeffrey, John Editor-in-Chief Carson St. John of the trendy Throb magazine (the "gay guy's Cosmo") has just returned from bedding a hustler in Los Angeles in time to brunch with his three best friends. He dumps his boyfriend for a married consultant hired to revamp the magazine's image. He spends secret nights with a closeted married father of three. St. John is one of four young, image-conscious New York gay men who attempt to recalibrate their out-of-whack love lives while looking their best in the latest designer clothes. 118589 2003 Boyfriend School, The N Bird, Sarah Photojournalist Gretchen Griner is an overworked photographer, a dedicated journalist and photographer working for a semi-underground newspaper, the Austin Grackle. She isn’t thrilled when her deadbeat editor and tomcatting boyfriend Trout sends her to Dallas to shoot the annual romance writers’ “Luvboree.” But she returns to Austin fired up to write a “bodice-ripper” after meeting Lizzie, a romance queen who speaks in irritating medieval patois and Juanita, who touts her books as “wet dreams for dry dames.” Though Lizzie offers her gentle brother, “The Wisp,” as an antidote to the no-good Trout, Gretchen trusts him aside in order to catch a hood on a motorcycle. 118590 2003 Boyfriend, The N Rao, R. Raj Gay Journalist Yudi, who is forty-something, picks up a 19-year-old Dalit boy in the Churchgate loo on a Saturday morning in late 1992. After hurried sex, he gets rid of the boy, afraid that he may be a hustler. There is nothing to set this brief encounter apart from numerous others, and Yudi returns to his bachelor’s flat and sex with strangers. Months pass, but when riots break out in Mumbai, Yudi finds himself worrying about the boy from Churchgate station. He is in love. Chance brings the two together again, and this time they spend a week as a married couple in Yudi’s flat, take a holiday, and meet for beer every Friday, till the boy, Milind Mahadik, disappears (he has been hired by a modeling-cum-call-boy agency owned by the Bollywood star Ajay Kapur, a closet bisexual). Desolate, Yudi finds solace in the company of the middle-aged painter Gauri, a highly-strung woman madly in love with him, whose advances he has consistently rejected. When Milind resurfaces, it is only to marry a girl chosen by his parents, for he has had it with Yudi and his kind. Yudi is heartbroken. But all is not lost: in straitened circumstances after marriage, Milind pays his gentleman friend a visit and stays the night. Henceforth, mutual need—Yudi’s for love and Milind’s for money—will keep bringing them together. In the final analysis, as Yudi tells Gauri—now the mistress of an aging businessman—everything works out, and ‘life is beautiful’. 118591 2004 Boys Are Back in Town, The NSF Golden, Christopher Reporter Will James, whose career as stalled due to his obsession with debunking the supernatural, returns home for his 10th high school reunion to discover that his dark memories of the events of his senior year are news to his classmates. Youthful experiments with the black arts have set into motion ripples that are altering his present reality. Will travels back in time to the period just before his prom to set things straight. he realizes someone is actively working to destroy him and his friends. Will is horrified to actually feel his memories changing. Root of his problems lies in his own actions in the past. 118592 2009 Boys Are Back, The M Sportswriter-Sports Journalist Joe Warr (Clive Owen) in Australia is raising two sons after his wife dies of cancer. One kid is a sweet moppet, the other a moody teenager. Both crave attention from their father, whose initial approach to single parenthood is anything goes. Journalist (Adam Morgan). Journalist (Felicity Jurd). 118593 2009 Boys Are Back, The (aka The Boys Are Back in Town) M Carr, Simon (Novel) Sports Writer Joe Warr (Clive Owen) becomes a single parent in tragic circumstances. The successful sports journalist is suddenly saddled with the responsibility of raising two sons from different marriages. He decides that there will be no rules for the kids. Journalist (Adam Morgan). 118594 1978 Boys From Brazil, The M DVD -R HQ 5371, 5372, 5373. L Newspaperman Sidney Beynon (Denholm Elliott) 118595 1990 Boys from the Bush: Stuffed Platypus, The T Episode #1. Reporter (Jane Kennedy). 118596 2000 Boys Life 3 M Paparazzi (Jon Polito-segment "Inside Out"). Collection of short films dealing with gay youths. 118597 2003 Boys Life 4: Four Play: L.T.R. M L.T.R. segment, one of four segments in movie. Interviewer (Michael Azria). 118598 2006 Boys Love MF DVD Japan Magazine Editor Taishin Akira Maimiya (Kotani Yoshikazu), a conservative, young magazine editor at Splash Magazine, sets out to profile teen model Noel Kisaragi Noeru (Saito Takumi). Mamiya becomes taken with the young man while viewing his paintings. The two continue their interview over dinner and dinner leads to an encounter in a restroom stall. A relationship develops between the usually straight-laced Maimya and the irresponsible pretty-boy. But it’s a relationship fraught with peril. Jealous schoolmates, too much booze, random men and the demands of a career conspire to test whether a boy’s love can survive. 118599 1985 Boys Next Door, The M Anchorwoman (Hettie Lynne Hurtes). 118600 1993 Boys of St. Vincent: 15 Years Later, The MT TV Reporter (Stephen Lush). 118601 2005 Boys Rock! NJ Naylor, Phyllis Reynolds School Reporter Wally Hatford of the Hatford Herald dreams of long lazy days far away from school, but since he is the best speller among the Hatford brothers he gets roped into helping them with a summer newspaper project that will earn the twins school credit. What does that get Wally? When he hears scratching noises coming from a bookstore cellar, the owner trusts him to keep a secret that could turn into a scoop for their newspaper. Wally worries the secret may be too scary to keep to himself. What’s worse is the Malloy girls have horned in on the newspaper. If there’s one person Wally won’t spill his secret to it’s nutty Caroline Malloy. No matter what it is. The feud between the Hatford brothers and the neighboring Malloy sisters continues over the summer as they reluctantly join forces to publish a newspaper. Publishing a neighborhood newspaper counts as three books on their summer reading list, so Wally’s older brothers rope him into helping them with their project. And if this is not annoying enough, his brothers figure there’s so much work, they’ll have to ask the Mallory girls to go in with them. This is just what Wally needs -- a summer working with those annoying neighbors, especially weird Caroline, an aspiring actress whose news stories are always a little off the mark. 118602 1938 Boys Town (aka Boy's Town) M DVD -R HQ 5891, 5892. L Tracy Reporter Lane (Roger Converse, Newspaper Reporter). Reporter Jackson (Kane Richmond). Reporter (Phillip Terry). Newspaper Reporter Jackson (Kane Richmond). Newspaper Reporter (Phillip Terry). 118603 1997 Boys Will Be Boys M Newscaster (Cindy Lee Duck) 118604 2006 BoyTown M News Media. Newsreader (Jennifer Hansen). Reporter 2 (Lisa-Marie Charalambous). Documentary Camera (Joanne Donahoe). Documentary Sound (Mark Tarpey). 118605 1999 Boyz Unlimited T Episode #5. 3-5-1999 Reporter (Dominic Holland). Narrator (Jo Whiley). 118606 2007 Bracelet of Bordeaux, The M Reporter (Nick Ronan). News Photographer (Laura Thorsten). 118607 1969 Bracken's World: Chase Sequence, The T Episode #14. 12-26-1969 Photographer (Dick Whittington). 118608 1969 Bracken's World: Fade-In T Episode #1. 9-19-1969 Photographer (John Napier). 118609 1970 Bracken's World: Mary Tree, The T Documentary filming of the life of Hemingway-like author (Edward G. Robinson) 118610 1969 Bracken's World: Panic T Episode #2. 9-26-1969 Photographer (Dick Whittington). 118611 1970 Bracken's World: Perfect Piece of Casting, A T Episode #18. 1-30-1970 Photographer (Noel De Souza). 118612 1969 Bracken's World: Superstar T Episode #19. 2-6-1970 Reporter (Stan Duke). Reporter (Joe Finnegan). Reporter (Mike Kizziah). 118613 2008 Brackets NR Miles, AKM Gay Photojournalist Austin Edmunds is something of a loner, preferring his own company to all of the people his friends try to set him up with. A new assignment in the Smoky Mountains might just change all that, though, when Austin meets big, sexy hunk Brack Edge. Austin has never experienced an attraction as immediate as the one he feels for Brack, and he loves the scenery and people he encounters in the Smokies. Despite all that, life isn’t all fun and games for Austin and Brack. They take on helping out a local kid with his homophobic family, and Austin has a story to finish. The hardest part might just be how Brack and Austin will handle the fact that Austin is a Manhattan man to his core, and Brack is a mountain boy, through and through. Can they find a way to keep it together? 118614 2006 Brackwasser MF Germany. Newscasters (Kay-Solve Richter, Tarek Youzbachi). 118615 1968 Braden's Week DT Reporter (Esther Rantzen). Reporter (John Pitman). Reporter (Harold Williamson). 118616 2002 Brady Bunch in the White House, The MT VHS 1338 PR News Media. Reporter Kelly Brooks (Maria Ricossa). News Reporter (Barry Flatman). Press Secretary (Ferne Downey). Media. 118617 1995 Brady Bunch Movie, The M Reporter for the Daily Tattler (Susan Olsen) 118618 1969 Brady Bunch, The: T Episode. Series (9-26-69 to 8-30-74) Magazine. Voted "Father of the Year" by the Daily Chronicle. Marcia sent letter to paper. Florence Henderson as Carol Brady: wrote article about her new family for Tomorrow's Woman magazine 118619 1969 Brady Bunch, The: T Episode School Newspaper Editor Marcia (Maureen McCormick), eldest of the Brady girls, attended Fillmore Junior High, was editor of its newspaper, The Fillmore Flier, and senior class president 118620 1970 Brady Bunch, The: Call Me Irresponsible T Episode #34. 10-30-1970 News Vendor (William "Billy" Benedict). 118621 1969 Brady Bunch, The: Dear Libby T SVD 1214 Episode #2. 10-3-1969 Advice Column. Marcia reads an advice column about a family that is exactly like hers, in which one of the parents is extremely unhappy. She concludes the family in the article is her family 118622 1970 Brady Bunch, The: Father of the Year T Episode #14. 1-2-1970 Newspaper. Marcia enters her father in a newspaper contest for Father of the Year 118623 1972 Brady Bunch, The: Power of the Press T DVD -R HQ 6136 Episode #68. 2-4-1972 School Newspaper Columnist Peter uses his column in the school newspaper to further his own gains 118624 1969 Brady Bunch, The: Tell It Like It Is T DVD -R HQ 5160. SVD 883 Episode Magazine Writer Carol spices up her article on life in the Brady house to get it into a magazine 118625 1996 Brady Bunch, The: Very Brady Sequel, A M SVD 583 News Media 118626 2002 Brady Kenton: Firefall N Judd, Cameron #2 Brady Kenton Series Reporter Brady Kenton of Gunnison’s Illustrated American is America’s foremost traveling reporter and he’s come to Montana Territory in 1884. A huge fire has consumed the sin-soaked town of Gomorrah just as crazy “Parson” Peabody, a drunken, broken-down preacher, had foretold. With the town in ruins, con man Gib Rankin sees a chance for profit. Meanwhile, young Publisher Alex Gunnison passes through Gomorrah looking for Brady Kenton, his friend and fellow Illustrated American reporter. Is the badly burned body he discovers really that of Kenton? What connection does Rankin, with Parson and a mysterious woman in tow, have to the lost reporter? And what of the unexplained “firefall” that seems to spontaneously ignite an entire town? 118627 1999 Brady Kenton: Hanging at Leadville, The NW Judd, Cameron #1 Brady Kenton Series Reporter Brady Kenton of Gunnison’s Illustrated American is America's foremost traveling reporter has come to the violent mining town of Leadville to sniff out a story for Gunnison's Illustrated American. Alex Gunnison, son of the famous publisher, comes along for the ride as Kenton's assistant and to keep the trouble-seeking journalist out of harm's way. Two reporters carrying pencils, pads and six-guns meet their match when a dead body found and lost and an innocent boy running from a killer. They have more than a story on their hands. They're searching for a Civil War criminal who may be alive and well in Leadville -- and up to his killing ways again. 118628 2008 Brady Kenton: Kenton’s Challenge NW Judd, Cameron #4 Brady Kenton Series Reporter Brady Kenton, America’s foremost traveling reporter working for the Gunnison’s Illustrated American, is dead. Or is he? The man whose pencil and sketchbook brought the living, breathing frontier into the homes of thousands of magazine subscribers, Kenton has been eulogized in the very publication he worked for. But one man -- his sidekick and publisher, Alex Gunnison -- knows the real story. But he cannot guess how many desperate people have already been swept up in Brady Kenton’s secret war, and how far one man will go to see Kenton die -- again. 118629 2008 Brady Kenton: Quest of Brady Kenton NW Judd, Cameron #3 Brady Kenton Series Reporter Brady Kenton, America’s foremost traveling reporter, has made his living with the power of his pen -- capturing the conflict and the courage of the American frontier. But there’s one story that has always eluded Kenton: the truth behind his wife’s purported death in a fiery train crash. Victoria Kenton’s body was never found. Now, a nervous young Englishwoman has shown up in Leadville claiming to be Kenton’s long-lost daughter. The truth about Victoria’s fate may be close at hand -- but so is the killer. 118630 2004 Brain Blockers M Editor (Jacques Freydont - The Editor). Newsroom Employee (Keely Fischl). 118631 2003 Brain Child MT TV Anchor Sheila Coseo (Kim Stanwood) 118632 1997 Brain Dead NM Dreyer, Ellen Reporter Daniel Murphy, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter with a bad case of burnout and a gig at a local paper. Investigation promises to rocket him back to the big leagues 118633 1993 Brain Smasher: Love Story, A M Photographer (Ken Bolognese) 118634 1962 Brain That Wouldn't Die, The M Photographer (Arny Freeman). 118635 1991 Brain Twisters M News Media. News Reporter (Michelle Solomon). News Photographer (Ed Rudnesky Jr.). News Cameraman (Jim Langan). 118636 1999 Braindrainer M Newspaper Kid (Erica Drescher). Nuisance Media Types (Katie Daley, Robert Legge, Jay Washburn, Diane Mela, James Porter, Bunny Porter, Anne Beth Carey, Cherry Lynn Zinger). 118637 1936 Brains of the Headlines, The SS MLPL Weller, George .A. In "Clutch and Differential." Reporter Ramsey Tolliver of the Bulletin. 118638 1994 Brainscan M TV News Anchor (Claire Riley) 118639 1991 Brainstorm N Krauzer, Steven M. Weinberg List Journalist 118640 1960 Bramble Bush, The M Mergendahl, Charles (Novel). Milton Sperling, Philip Yordan (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Parker Welk (Henry Jones) of The Chronicle covers fire at a motel and discovers nurse having rendezvous with lawyer running for district attorney. Editor uses information to blackmail nurse into coming to his office. Tires to take nude photographs of her. Caught by lawyer and beaten up. Editor is visible in the courtroom along with other newsmen covering euthanasia trial of doctor hero. 118641 1990 Brand New Life T Reality Program. In-house TV crew tapes every interaction and altercation of a newly blended family for national exposure 118642 2000 Brand Spanking New Show T Series Interviewer in "David Beckham" (Simon Greenall) 118643 1970 Brand X M AFI-Television TV 118644 2006 Brand X: Boyfriend Account, The NJ Shapiro, Laurie Gwen Aspiring Journalist Jordie Popkin, a 16-year-old junior who attends a prestigious public math-science high school in New York City because her parents can't afford a private school. She lands an internship at a small ad agency. . Popkin is glad to have chance to collect "real world" experience and finds working with the creatives of the agency a nice break form her math and science curriculum Her mother wanted her to pursue a more academic internship. The ad team likes Jordie, too. They discover she has a crush on the hottest guy at school and they teach her how to market herself to catch him. Jordie had really wanted the coveted internship at Time magazine, but ends up with a spot at Out of the Box, a marketing firm that creates the toys that come with fast-food meals. 118645 1996 Brandaktuell NM Lenk, Fabian Germany Journalist 118646 1966 Branded: Headed for Doomsday T Episode #46. 4-10-1966 Editor Horace Greeley (Burgess Meredith) of the Tribune is saved from an assassination attempt by Jason McCord (Chuck Connors), the main character in the TV series, “Branded.” Impressed with Jason’s courage, Greeley hires him as his “social secretary” (bodyguard). Now it is up to Jason to find out who wants to kill the eminent newspaperman -- and why. Greeley utters his famous slogan, which he probably never said: “Go west, Young Man.” 118647 1997 Brandenburg N Meade, Glenn Journalist Erica Kranz tips off a British investigator in Strasbourg that her cousin's murder in Paraguay and the assassination of a right-wing political activist in Berlin may be linked to a smuggling scheme. Her cousin, the Paraguayan Reporter is caught and killed after he hides a tell-tale tape recording. He was investigating a series of brutal, seemingly random killings. The British investigator uncovers the tape and the SS connections and neo-Nazis implicated in the reporter's murder 118648 1992 Brandenburg aktuell: DT Series 1992- Newsreaders Christina Derlien (2004-), Manina Ferreira-Erlenbach (2001-), Tatjana Jury (1992-), Gerald Meyer (1992-), Elvira Siebert (2005-), Frank Thomasa (1999-), Peter Wachsmann (1992-). 118649 1918 Branding Broadway M Hart Newspaper account of New York figures in plot 118650 1920 Branding Iron, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 118651 2008 Brandy Alexander: No Such Thing As a Free Lunch N Fredman, Shelly #3 Brandy Alexander Series TV Reporter Brandy Alexander writes puff pieces. It’s the new year and she has the best of intentions to keep her life safe, sane and simple -- but she is having one tough week. It seems that everyone at her new job at TV station WINN hates her -- everyone except for co-worker Tamra Rhineholt. But when their budding friendship is cut short by Tamra’s apparent suicide, Brandy suspects foul play and, against the protests of her friends and family, sets out to prove it. Soon Brandy is up to her neck in kidnappers, convicts and conspiracies -- all the while battling her growing feelings for sexy mystery man, Nicholas Santiago. Of course the amorous advances of her hunky ex-boyfriend Detective Robert DiCarlo complicate matters even more. Toss in a visit with her well meaning but overbearing parents, her total denial of her own emotional exhaustion and the free lunches she’d been promised but never quite materialize, and you can see why Brandy is having a bad day. 118652 2006 Brandy Alexander: No Such Thing As a Good Blind Date N Fredman, Shelly #2 Brandy Alexander Series TV Reporter Brandy Alexander. When a childhood friend and recent parolee Toodie Ventura suggests he exchange his plumbing services for the spare room in 28-year-old Brandy Alexander[’s house, the out-of-work new homeowner thinks it’s a pretty good idea. That is, until she discovers a dismembered body in the freezer and the suspect topping the list is the now missing Ventura. Brandy refuses to accept her old friend is a cold-blooded killer and, with the help of ex-boyfriend, police detective Bobby DiCarlo and sexy mystery man Nicholas Santiago, she sets out to prove Toddie’s innocent. Soon, Brandy finds herself up to her neck in stalkers and deranged killers, all the while juggling some of the worst blind dates ever. 118653 2005 Brandy Alexander: No Such Thing As a Secret N Fredman, Shelly #1 Brandy Alexander Series TV Reporter Brandy Alexander is a young journalist who has an affinity for anything chocolate, especially TastyKake cupcakes and whose curiosity may well be her downfall. Originally from Philadelphia, Brandy has spent the last four years in the television business in Los Angeles where she’s the gal who does minor human interest features no one else wants to cover. She’s not entirely pleased with her current employment and she relishes the chance to take some time off and return home for the wedding of one of her best friends, Franny. Meet Brandy Alexander, a young woman from South Philadelphia, with a big mouth, an even bigger heart, and a little problem with impulse control. It's not her fault trouble seems to follow her around. Okay, it is her fault, but why quibble over details? When Brandy (a puff piece reporter for a local Los Angeles TV news station) returns to her hometown, after a four year absence, she is thrilled to be reunited with friends and family. But her joy is short-lived when her best friend, John, becomes the victim of a tragic accident. Brandy is alone in thinking that the death is no "accident," and as she sets out to prove her theory, she stumbles upon a political scandal of major proportions. Things begin to heat up when it appears that her former boyfriend, police detective Robert Anthony DiCarlo, is involved in sabotaging the investigation. The one thing Brandy knows for sure is that people keep turning up dead, and if she doesn't get some answers fast, she could end up on the short list. As Brandy searches out the truth, she gains some unexpected allies, including sexy, dangerous, street-savvy Nicholas Santiago, and the now-married Bobby, who still holds a torch for his former girlfriend. With humor, guts and determination, Brandy tackles each challenge, be it dodging a bullet, or resisting that box of Tastykates in the cupboard. 118654 1952 Brandy for the Parson M UK Photographer (Edmund Gray). 118655 2005 Brandy O’Bannon: Homosassa Shadows N Cook, Ann Turner #3 Brandy O’Bannon Series Reporter Brandy O'Bannon, a crime buff, has come to the quaint town of Homosassa in Florida to make a decision that will alter the course of her life. But she is soon drawn deeply into a web of intrigue as she seeks to unravel the mystery of the murder of a treasure hunter who took to his grave Tiger Tail Island's secret. Tiger Tail Island is a wild refuge along Florida's Gulf Coast. O'Bannon encounters a strange mix of characters more interested in the treasure hunter's discovery than in his death. Her amateur sleuthing tries to patience of a homicide detective. But they join forces in a race against the clock to solve the crime. The intertwined fate of two Indian children, born centuries apart, rests on their success. 118656 2008 Brandy O’Bannon: Micanopy in Shadow N Cook, Ann Turner #4 Brandy O’Bannon Series Reporter Brandy O'Bannon, a crime buff. A small, historic Florida town hears a young mother’s cries for help, but turns away. In time, she is all but forgotten, but not by the young daughter she has left behind nor by the child’s mysterious benefactor. More than 80 years later, Hope Losterman wants answers about her mother’s terrible fate. She enlists her granddaughter and amateur sleuth Brandy O’Bannon. Do the dead have tales to tell? A psychic offers an eerie warning, but Brandy risks all to pursue the truth. As she peels back layers of deceit, she learns that much in Micanopy is not what it seems. What she finds will change everything for Brandy, her grandmother, and a picturesque town that guards an ugly secret. 118657 2003 Brandy O’Bannon: Shadow Over Cedar Key N Cook, Ann Turner #2 Brandy O’Bannon Series Reporter Brandy O'Bannon, a crime buff, uses her weekend getaway with her husband at an island hotel to gain a scoop when she pursues the source of a classified ad in the local paper. The ad refers to a woman and child who disappeared 20 years ago during a hurricane, and fortuitously, the private detective who took out the ad is staying in the same hotel. Or perhaps it’s not just chance: soon after Brandy begins investigating, the PI is murdered. Florida Newspaper Reporter Brandy O'Bannon and her husband, John, come to the proudly old-fashioned community of Cedar Key, Fla., for a long weekend. Intrigued by a classified ad asking the whereabouts of a woman and child who vanished in the area during a hurricane 20 years earlier, Brandy thinks there may be a story in it. John, hoping for a romantic weekend, is bored and irritable. Much of the action centers on the town's historic hotel: the private investigator who placed the ad is staying there, as are Brandy and John; the dining-room waitress may be the missing child; a skeleton found in a basement cistern may be the missing woman. Like many a plucky young heroine before her, Brandy plunges headlong into this multilayered mystery, ignoring police warnings and her increasingly resentful husband. An overly busy plot, alas, is weighed down with limp prose and repetition, including scenes of Brandy making endless lists of what she has learned and what she plans to do next. The tantalizing glimpses of the charming Cedar Key, deliberately turning its back on the tourist dollar, make readers wish for a stronger sense of place. 118658 2001 Brandy O’Bannon: Trace Their Shadows N Cook, Ann Turner #1 Brandy O’Bannon Series Reporter Brandy O'Bannon, a crime buff, works in Florida. Rumors of a ghost in an isolated Florida mansion lead reporter O’Bannon to a 45-year-old skeleton, a murder and unexpected romance. She copes with eccentric suspects, tries to save the century-old house from developers, and discovers the secret of the house that explains both ghost and murder. 118659 1969 Brasil Ano 2000 MF Reporter (Enio Goncalves) 118660 1986 Brass Bed, The N Marshall, Alexandra Photojournalist Mark 118661 1964 Brass Bottle, The M Photographer in Courtroom (Ralph Brooks). 118662 1919 Brass Check N Sinclair, Upton Press. Denunciation of journalism. Indictment of the press, analogy between prostitution and the press. Combination of autobiography and reporting 118663 1997 Brass Eye: Crime T Episode #5. 2-26-1997 News Dwarf (Big Mick). 118664 1997 Brass Eye: Decline T Episode #6. 3-5-1997 Newsreader (Doon Mackichan). 118665 1956 Brass Legend, The M Zuckerman, George, Jess Arnold (Story). Don Martin (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Tatum (Willard Sage) runs an article implying that the sheriff is trying to prevent the boy who tipped him about an outlaw from collecting the reward money. The outlaw's henchmen are able to identify the boy when the article appears and he is shot. Sheriff hunts down killer and also shoots the outlaw as he tries to escape. 118666 1990 Brass; Bradley Sticks It Out T Episode #28. 4-30-1990 News Commentator (John Pullen) of Bradleytone News. 118667 1990 Brass: Bradley Does His Bit T Episode #31. 5-21-1990 News Commentator (John Pullen) of Bradleytone News. 118668 2007 Brasyl NSF McDonald, Ian TV Reality Producer, an aspiring mogul from a seedy near-future hood, an 18th century Jesuit missionary and other assorted Brazilians uncover a vast conspiracy involving quantum physics and parallel realities. 118669 1986 Brat Farar MTF Commentator, Racing (Nicholas Goldwyn). 118670 1986 Brat Farrar MT Commentator, Race (Nicholas Goldwyn). 118671 1919 Brat, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 118672 1962 Brat, The CB Johnny Jason, Teen Reporter #2 Teen Reporter Johnny Jason. 118673 1970 Brave Bunch, The (aka Gennaioi tou Vorra) M Greece - Ness War Correspondent 118674 1950 Brave in the Heart, The SS MLPL Schuman, Sylvie In "Time of Discovering: Stories of Girls Who Found Clues to Careers." School Newspaper Arthur Bates, The Tatler. Miss Sands, the teacher,. Peggy writes a gossip column and Miss Sands wants to take it away from her. Grant Dyke is her favorite. Rhonda, another columnist. 118675 1932 Brave New World N OWN - H Huxley, Aldous News Media 118676 1998 Brave New World MT News Media. Reporter (Liliana Cabal). Gossip Reporter (Jody Rennick). Paparazzi #1 (Wells Rosales). Paparazzi #2 (Alex Jorden). 118677 2007 Brave One, The M News Media. Radio Host Erica Bain (Jodie Foster) tells stories about life in "the safest city in the world." One night she and her fiancé are attacked and savagely beaten by a trio of thus during a stroll through Central Park. Reporter (Carolyn Erika Walter). Reporter #2 (Joseph Melendez). Cameraman (Angelo Bonsignore). News Anchor (Cheryl Wills). Radio Station Employee (Angela Frye). Erica survives the attack but her fiancé is killed. She no longer feels safe but her fear and grief are ultimately subsumed by her anger and when she kills for the first time in self-defense, it leaves her with an appetite for more. Callers into Erica's radio show are alarmed about the vigilante in their midst unaware they're talking to her -- the respected media personality is a cold-blooded killer out for revenge. Erica narrates the film. 118678 1961 Bravest Man in Space, The CB Mystery in Space #70 Reporter Harl Vincent of Space-Time Magazine claims he witnessed an android duplicate of Space Adventurer Jon Drum performing at least one of Drum’s adventures. Drum was about to be honored with a Space Cross for Valor at the Solar Hall on Earthport Los Frisco when Vincent makes his accusations. Drum refuses to defend himself and leaves for home in disgrace, but is captured by a warrior race. It is all a ruse so Drum can rescue several captured scientists on another world. Exonerated, he returns home for his medals. 118679 1998 Bravo Profiles: Jack Kerouac: On the Road to Desolation DT Episode #11. Photojournalist (John Suiter). Publisher (Robert Giroux). Biographer (Tom Clark). Writer (Ann Douglas). 118680 2005 Bravo Unwrapped NR Rimmer, Christine Harlequin Magazine Features Editor B.J. Carlyle of Alpha, the ultimate men’s magazine, grew up amid hot tub s and hot women at the infamous mansion of her father, L.T. Carlyle, the magazine’s publisher. Now she’s out to prove to L.T. that she’s got what it takes to become editor-in-chief -- even if it means swallowing her pride and getting Buck Bravo for December’s cover story. Landing the best-selling author, adventurer and man-of-the-house is a coup. The competition would kill to get the exclusive. But B.J. and Buck were in love once, and it ended badly. They haven’t seen each other since -- except for a recent one-night stand. Now Buck’s insisting B.J. spend the next two weeks with him in the Sierra Mountains and write the story herself. B.J. agrees, but she’s not going to tell Buck she suspects she’s pregnant with his baby. B.J.’s out to get the story. She doesn’t need Buck thinking she’s out to get her man. Buck thinks B.J. is the love of his life and the best part is Carlyle needs him. They ran into each other a couple of months ago in New York City and found themselves in bed. B.J. had morning sickness but she wants to wait a few months to tell Buck. Alpha is the #1 Men’s Magazine. B.J. was to interview the hottest musical group for the December issue, but the group broke up and now she’s without a feature. L.T., her father, calls her to have dinner with him and his latest Alpha “girl” Jessica. Still fighting an upset stomach, she arrives to find Buck Bravo, a best-selling author, as a guest and her father tells her Buck is the December issue feature. Buck insists she come home with him to New Bethlehem Flat in California to do the story. They arrive at the local Bed & Breakfast, the Sierra Star, owned by Buck’s mother. Slowly B.J. is caught up in Buck’s life and all the family and friends around the town. 118681 1944 Brazil M Reporter (Lee Lenoir-Leonardo Scavino). Messenger (George J. Lewis). 118682 1985 Brazil M TV Interviewer (John Flanagan) 118683 1942 Brazil Gets the News DT DVD 8402 Classic Newspaper Industry Films. 10:01 Newspaper. A look at the Agazeta newspaper printing operation in Sao Paolo, Brazil. 118684 2007 Breach M DVD -R HQ 10023, 10024 News Media. Beautiful Reporter (Reagan Pasternak). Photographer (David Huband). 118685 1982 Breach of Contract M Photographer (Conrad Hurtt). Photographer (Julius Zagon). 118686 1994 Breach of the Peace M Reporter (Emma Hill) 118687 1918 Bread M AFI-Playwrights Writer 118688 1971 Bread M Interviewer (Robert Hewison) 118689 2000 Bread and Roses M News Media. TV Reporter (Terry Anzur). Two Latina sisters work as cleaners in downtown office building and fight for the right to unionize. 118690 1900 Bread Line, The: Story of a Paper, A N USC Paine, Albert Bigelow Newspaper. Story of two artists and two writers and of a paper which these four started. Barrifield, New York editor. Perner, editor of new paper. Artist Livingstone. 118691 2008 Break and Enter N Harrison, Colin Columnist Porter Wren for a New York daily tabloid is a happily married man with two kids and a terrifying mortgage. When he’s approached at a swank party by a woman, the widow of a hot young filmmaker, not even Wren’s native cynicism cues him to the woman’s real intentions until he has compromised himself and his family’s safety. The filmmaker is found mysteriously dead in a Lower East Side lot. More than a year later, the murder remains unsolved. The widow is concerned that the monstrous billionaire who owns Wren’s paper and who believes a mystery video that has been turning up repeatedly in his office must becoming from her. All she wants Wren to do is find the original video, which she says has nothing to do with her husband’s murder. But as Wren was advised years earlier by a washed-up journalist, “It’s all one story.” 118692 1986 Break In N OWN - P Francis, Dick Tabloid scandal sheet prints a false report that racehorse trainer can't pay his debts and he almost goes bankrupt. Newspaper tycoons. The vicious newspaper campaign jeopardizes his career as a racehorse trainer. Steeplechase jockey tries to find out who is behind it all but there are powerful people who think he should mind his own business. 118693 1938 Break the News M Press Agent (Joss Ambler - The Press Agent). 118694 1993 Break the Night NR Stuart, Anne Silhouette Shadows #27009 News Media 118695 2003 Break Up Artist, The M Reporter (Fran Weinstein) 118696 1963 Break, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 118697 2004 Break, The M Short Newscaster (Daniel Harlow). Newscaster (Christina J. Chang). 118698 1983 Breakaway DT Magazine 118699 1978 Breakaway Girls: Pauline Wells T Episode #1. 3-9-1978 Interviewer (Bridget Ashburn). 118700 2004 Breakdance Kid, The M News Media. Reporters (David Dacy, Jourdan Henderson). Reporter (Jannette Cotrino McLaughlin). 118701 2005 Breakdown Lane, The N Mitchard, Jacquelyn Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Julieanne Gillis writes a popular column. What she fails to see in her own home is that her husband has decided it's time to go on permanent vacation. He leaves Gillis in the lurch with two teenagers and a toddler. While Leo joins a commune to find himself, Gillis also finds herself -- first nearing financial insolvency, then with multiple sclerosis. Julieanne, a dancer turned journalist, and her college sweetheart, an attorney, have two teenagers. But Julieanne, so skilled at dispensing clear-headed advice to readers is blind to the hairline fractures that threaten her own marriage. Her husband leaves her, Julieanne is diagnosed with MS and confined to bed. Comes to depend on her best friend and one of her teenagers (Gabe) to write her column when she finds herself flagging. 118702 1997 Breaker High: Belly of the Beast T Episode #9. 9-25-1997 Turkish Newsman (Chris Logan). 118703 1997 Breaker High: When in Rome… T Episode #16. 10-13-1997 News Media. News Reporter (Michael Sicoly). 118704 1980 Breaker Morant - (aka "Breaker" Morant M Episode Court Reporter (Ray Ball) 118705 1997 Breakers TS Australia Journalist Lucy Hill (Louise Crawford) is bisexual and tutor Kelly is her gay romantic interest. . The Breakers is a majestic old building on the grand sweep of the beach boulevard. The building houses a cafe, a modeling agency and a community newspaper. The main characters in Breakers are the young journalists and models, trendy customers of the cafe and the Simmons family, the owners of the Breakers building. 118706 2004 Breakfast DT Episode #193. 8-20-2004 News Program. Olympics Reporter Ellie Crisell. 118707 2007 Breakfast DT Series 2000- News Program. Reporters Julia George, Tim Muffett, Susannah Streeter, Samantha Simmonds, Jules Botfield, Sarah Campbell, Graham Satchell, Mike Sergeant. Reporter-Newsreader (Louisa Baldwin). Correspondents Jon Braine. World Affairs Reporter Paul Welsh. Political Correspondents Reeta Chakrabarti, Jo Coburn. Business Correspondents Declan Curry, Tanya Beckett, Sara Coburn. Sports Correspondents Chris Hollins, Sue Thearle. Sports Correspondents Matt Smith, Mike Bushell, Rob Bonnett (2000-2005). Weather Forecasters Helen Willetts, Carol Kirkwood, Isobel Lang. Elizabeth Saary, Sarah Wilmshurst, Matt Taylor. Newsreaders Jules Botfield, Emma Howard, Gillian Joseph, Asad Ahmad. Regional Weather Forecaster Tori Good, George Eykyn. Presenters Dermot Murnaghan, Kate Silverton, Natasha Kaplinsky, Bill Turnbull, Sian Williams, Nigel Jay, Darren Jordan, Simon McCoy, Jon Sopel. Tina Bangs, Tanya Beckett, Jules Etchingham, Jane Hill, Mishal Husain, Emily Maiths, Sarah Montague. Presenters Susanna Reid, Charlie Stayt. Arts Correspondents Rosie Millard, David Sillitoe, Emma Jones. Economics Reporter Dharshini David. Home Affairs Correspondent Gillian Hargreaves. Sports Reporter Karen Mullally. 118708 1942 Breakfast at Sadi's: Lum & Abner interview excerpts DR CD11 - Wells 6-1-46 Radio Morning Talk Show 118709 1941 Breakfast at Sardi's: DR Radio Series. 1941-49 Host Tom Breneman's Hollywood, Breakfast in Hollywood 118710 1961 Breakfast at Tiffany's M DVD -R HQ 7961, 7962. L AFI-Photographers/Authors Reporters (Glen Vernon, Bill Bradley) 118711 1954 Breakfast Club, The DT 2-22-1954 to 2-25-1955. ABC Host Don McNeill. 118712 1990 Breakfast in Bed M News Media. Reporter #3 (Kelly Anne Ross). 118713 1945 Breakfast in Hollywood DT Radio Morning Talk Show 118714 1954 Breakfast in Hollywood DT 1-11-1954 to 2-5-1954. NBC Host: Johnny Dugan. 118715 1998 Breakfast News DT Series 1989 Business Correspondent, 1998-1999 (Tanya Beckett) 118716 1989 Breakfast News DT Business Correspondent (Sara Coburn). Arts Correspondent (Rosie Millard). Sports Correspondent (Rob Bonnet). Sports Correspondent (Sue Thearle) 118717 1983 Breakfast Time T UK. Series 1983-1989. Newsreaders Debbie Rix (1983), Jill Dando (1988-1989), Fern Britton, Sue Carpenter.. Weather Presenter Francis Wilson (1983). Gossip Columnist Chris Wilson (1983). Sports Presenters David Icke (1983), Bob Wilson. Presenters Frank Bough (1983-1987), Selina Scott (1983-1986), Sue Cook, Debbie Greenwood, Sally Magnusson, John Mountford, Jeremy Paxman, Nick Ross, Mike Smith, Kirsty Wark. Astrologer Russell Grant (1983). 118718 1945 Breakfast With Dorothy and Dick DR Radio Series. 1945-50 Radio Morning Talk Show 118719 1993 Breakfast With Frost: DT Series 1993-2005 Newsreaders Kate Sanderson (2003), Gillian Joseph (2004), Darren Jordon, Moira Stuart. Correspondent Rageh Omaar. Presenter David Frost. 118720 2007 Breakfast with Scot M DVD Sportscaster Eric McNally (Thomas Cavanagh) for Canadian Sports Network (CSTN) is a former hockey player turned sportscaster. He has been in a committed relationship for four years with Sam (Ben Shenkman), a sports lawyer. But when Sam’s adventure-seeking brother Billy takes a job in South America, his ex-girlfriend Julie is discovered dead from a drug overdose leaving her son Scot to Billy -- and Scot is not is son. But Billy is missing in action so Sam is left to pick up the pieces. But the problem is Eric never wanted kids. Scott’s arrival throws Eric and Sam’s life into complete disarray. When Billy shows up to take Scot back to South America, Eric and Sam can’t bear the thought of losing him. 118721 1977 Breakfast With the Pioneer Club SS GPL Bond, James L. In "Intro 8 -- The Liar's Craft." Newspaperman Walter Kimbel. Fat Al, the editor of a "dime-and-penny newspaper." Jack Sadler sat across from Kimbel. 118722 2004 Breakin' All the Rules M Magazine Editor (Jamie Fox) in Los Angeles. Dumped by his girlfriend, he writes a how-to bestseller laying out rules for breaking up. 118723 2007 Breaking All the Rules NR Carroll, Marisa Mediterranean Nights series. Sports Journalist Lola Sandler knows that missing a huge scoop is an eager reporter’s worst nightmare. And that’s exactly the situation Lola is in when she boards the cruise ship, Alexandra’s Dream. During the break of a big scandal back home, Lola finds herself watching waves break in the Mediterranean. Luckily for her, a bigger story is waiting for her on the ship. Four years ago in the final round of the Masters Tournament, pro golfer Eric Lashman walked off the green -- and away from professional sports forever. After years of cultivating privacy and anonymity, he never imagined that he’d be teaching golf, let alone aboard a cruise ship. When Lola recognizes him, she sees an opportunity for a career-making expose. But their developing attraction may force her to make a choice: write a news story or live a love story. 118724 1979 Breaking Away M DVD -R HQ 8581, 8582 (Mislabeled 8581 also). Sports Announcer (Douglas Rafferty). 118725 2009 Breaking Bad: ABQ T DVD -R HQ 11158 Episode. News Media cover web site to help Walt created by his son. What no one knows is that Walt is using the web site as a scam to launder the money he made selling meth. He’s the one sending in contributions from all over the country. Newspaper does a story on the site followed by TV coverage. 118726 2009 Breaking Bad: No Mas T DVD -R HQ 11863 Episode. News Media cover the aftermath of the airplane crash that affects the entire community. The two planes collided when the air controller, overwhelmed by the death of his daughter, loses control of the skies. Walt receives a new offer after picking up Jesse from his stint in rehab. 118727 2009 Breaking Bad: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 10918 Episode. News Media. Television News broadcast. 118728 2002 Breaking Faith N Cornwell, John Weinberg List Journalist 118729 1989 Breaking In M TV Newscaster (Ted Bryant) 118730 1998 Breaking News N MacNeil, Robert TV News Staff. Anchorman Grant Munro, the veteran. Bill Donovan, handsome reporter with little experience. 118731 2006 Breaking News NJ Burns, Laura J. Lil' Bratz Series, Volume 3 School TV Newscast. The Bratz take to the airwaves of Stiles High in their latest project -- starring in a morning newscast each day at school. But when their fabulous stories are altered, a disaster unfolds that can't be ignored. As the girls chase down the culprit who tried to sabotage their newscast—and their class grade—they learn a lesson about playing fair and the big payoff that comes from hard work. 118732 2004 Breaking News M DVD -R HQ 9711, 9712 News Media covers a shootout between Hong Kong police and five robbers barricaded inside a building. 118733 2001 Breaking News: T Series - July 17, 2002 premiere. TNT series never aired TV News Staff. Bill Dunne (Tim Matheson), anchorman for fictitious 24-hour news channel I-24. Reporter (Myndy Crist). Chicago-based 24-hour news network correspondents. Anchorman (Tim Matheson). Producer (Lisa Ann Walter) Reporter (Guy Villeneuve). 118734 2002 Breaking News: Bad Water T Kenney, Anne Episode #11 TV News Staff. Leader of a militia group drives an undercover Ethan and a teenage kid to federal courthouse for a surprise. It blows up. Ethan who caught the explosion on tape ends up arrested as an accomplice in the bombing, which killed four people. Arrest leads to stalemate between FBI who want a tape of the compound in I24's possession and I24 who wants a tape of the explosion in the FBI's possession -- leaving Ethan caught in the middle. He gets out of custody. Blows whistle on Ray. Ethan has to contend with tenacious media. Try to convince innocent Daryl t go to police. But after he does, Ethan's life is in danger. Meanwhile, Allison is scheduled to do an interview on sexual harassment of women dropouts in the military, but she isn't even interested in doing the interview... until she finds out Peter and Rachel want to push it back in lieu of the bombing. And Mel smells gray market when a Russian neighbor moves in with an array of expensive cars -- the kind of cars no one on the block can afford. 118735 2002 Breaking News: Broadcast From Hell, The T VHS 1254 Episode #8 TV News Staff. When the cameramen go on strike, Quentin and other produces must man the cameras. Julian's story on a Supreme Court nominee leads to tragic consequences. Ethan and Jamie cover a hurricane. Nude photo of LeClaire shows up on the Internet TV News Staff. Bill Dunne (Tim Matheson), anchorman for fictitious 24-hour news channel I-24. Reporter (Myndy Crist). Chicago-based 24-hour news network correspondents. Anchorman (Tim Matheson). Producer (Lisa Ann Walter) 118736 2002 Breaking News: Dunne's Choice T VHS 1252 Tamaro, Janet Episode #7 TV News Staff. Dunne (Tim Matheson) and LeClaire's (Myndy Crist) investigation into a submarine accident mayo lead to a top-level political conspiracy. Patricia Wettig joins the cast in a recurring role as Dunne's wife. Quentin produces a report on a serial killer about to be executed. TV News Staff. Bill Dunne (Tim Matheson), anchorman for fictitious 24-hour news channel I-24. Reporter (Myndy Crist). Chicago-based 24-hour news network correspondents. Anchorman (Tim Matheson). Producer (Lisa Ann Walter) 118737 2002 Breaking News: Hi, Noonan T SVD 1208. SVD 1205 (Incomplete). Stern, Gardner Episode #2. TV News Staff. Mel reports on a patients' rights group picketing an HMO-sponsored health care center in Kentucky and winding up gassed by the police for seemingly no reason. While watching tape of riot, Mel discovers Trevor the sound man provoked cops by throwing bottle at them. Tells Peter. Quentin discovers hostage crisis in a Kansas City dry cleaners that hasn't hit wires yet. Jack Barnes, the CEO, hands Sloan's workload to Peter, while angrily telling him that he's putting the replacement search on hold, because I24's ratings are in the toilet. Suggests Peter stop relying so much on Bill as network's lone star. Start relying on a woman. Peter forgoes giving Janet another puff piece, sends her, of Bill, to Kansas City with Julian to interview deranged terrorist who's taken his ex-wife as one of the hostages. Promises to free a hostage if they send Janet. Meanwhile, Madeline asks Mel to join him in therapy to talk about how they won't compromise in regards to Russell. 118738 2002 Breaking News: I24 Gate T VHS 1289 Episode #12 TV News Staff. Templeton (Rowena King) gets the scoop on a sexual scandal involving a congressman. Rachel discovers she may be pregnant. TV News Staff. Bill Dunne (Tim Matheson), anchorman for fictitious 24-hour news channel I-24. Reporter (Myndy Crist). Chicago-based 24-hour news network correspondents. Anchorman (Tim Matheson). Producer (Lisa Ann Walter) 118739 2002 Breaking News: Karma T SVDSP 1295 (Missed Beginning) Episode #13. 10-9-2002 TV News Staff. Tragedy results when LeClaire (Myndy Crist) organizes an interview with a man accused of murdering his daughter. Kozyck balks when Barnes proposes that I24 hype a tabloid show Interviewer (Suzanne Bastien). TV News Staff. Bill Dunne (Tim Matheson), anchorman for fictitious 24-hour news channel I-24. Reporter (Myndy Crist). Chicago-based 24-hour news network correspondents. Anchorman (Tim Matheson). Producer (Lisa Ann Walter) 118740 2002 Breaking News: My Suspect Vinny T VHS 1271 Episode #10 TV News Staff. Templeton and Kerbis encounter an amiable but simpleminded security officer who may be involved in the disappearance of a teen. Meanwhile, Thomas has a run-in with an editor. Templeton: Rowena King. Thomas: Jeffrey D. Sams. TV News Staff. Bill Dunne (Tim Matheson), anchorman for fictitious 24-hour news channel I-24. Reporter (Myndy Crist). Chicago-based 24-hour news network correspondents. Anchorman (Tim Matheson). Producer (Lisa Ann Walter) 118741 2002 Breaking News: Pilot T SVD 1205 Stern, Gardner Episode #1. 7-17-2002 on Bravo TV News Staff. An avalanche in Colorado believed to have buried the vice president forces the I24 team to drop their plans to be first on the scene. Julian mixes business with pleasure and proposes to Jamie, who accepts, then regrets it. Mel argues with Madeline that their son, Russell, never gets to spend time with either parent, as they both work. For her first project, Peter pairs up new intern Lauren Sabusawa with head of consumer affairs Lloyd Fuchs on an SOY field assignment. Bill is angry to hear the network's 18-49 female bracket hasn't met expectations, except when Janet is on screen. Janet uses avalanche to sweet talk Peter into giving her something substantial. Peter and Rachel feel guilty when I24's VP Richard Sloan -- who would have been on vacation with his family had Peter not called -- is killed in a car accident on his way to work. ENG Cameraman (Cameron K. Smith). Source tips the team off that the VP went up to Colorado to cheat on his wife with a would-be actress -- and has the video to prove it. I24 are first to report that the VP died, burying the affair angle in the process. 118742 2002 Breaking News: Rachel Glass & the No Good, Very Bad Day T VHS 1253, 1215 Kenney, Anne Episode #3 TV News Staff. Julian and Jamie get stranded during a two-day vacation when their vehicle breaks down. Mel gets involved with violent Asian gang. Kozyck hires the network owner's son as a producer. Kozyck: Clancy Brown. Rachel: Lisa Ann Walter. Mel: Jeffrey D. Sams Ethan Barnes, Jack's son, is hired as a new field producer. Mel nearly gets killed trying to follow up on a story concerning a gang of young Asians. Refuses to hand over tape of interview. Jamie and Julian comes to blows while doing a story on wilderness survival techniques. They inadvertently make the newsroom think something happened to them when they don't answer their pagers. Meanwhile, Janet hires a publicist, Lori Stark, to help boost her profile and after Mel's situation and a visit to her cousin's, Rachel wishes she had a family. 118743 2002 Breaking News: Spin Art T SVD 1226, 1238 Episode #4 TV News Staff. Bill Dunne (Tim Matheson), anchorman for fictitious 24-hour news channel I-24. Reporter (Myndy Crist). Chicago-based 24-hour news network correspondents. Anchorman (Tim Matheson). Producer (Lisa Ann Walter) Jamie (Rowena King) gets enmeshed in a hate-crime debate when she covers the murder of a gay man. LeClaire reports on a sweat stop. Kozyck hires an eccentric consumer reporter (Bronson Pinchot). Kozyck (Clancy Brown). Rachel (Lisa Ann Walter). Dunne (Tim Matheson), the anchor. 118744 2002 Breaking News: Story Vanishes, The (aka Vanished) T SVDSP 1278 Tamaro, Janet Episode #9 TV News Staff. I24 reports followers of Muslim terrorist are responsible for car bombing that killed Idaho congressman who made speech urging State Department to deny student visas to Muslims. Because of an interview Bill has done with Youssef Arafat, Arafat wants to be interviewed by him in Paris so that the man can tell the world that he had nothing to do with it. Bill and Ethan head to Paris. They are taken hostage. They finally get interview, but Arafat keeps tape. Janet infuriated when somebody, presumably Jamie, pins up an article in newsroom that denounces her as a "lightweight." When she goes to Peter to complain, he tells her that with Bill away, she has her chance to prove to the guilty party that she's not. And manic-depressive Allison neglects to take her meds, and ends up caring more about the interview she managed to land with the congressman's wife than for Bill's safety. 118745 2002 Breaking News: Victims T VHS 1244 Episode #6 TV News Staff. Bill Dunne (Tim Matheson), anchorman for fictitious 24-hour news channel I-24. Reporter (Myndy Crist). Chicago-based 24-hour news network correspondents. Anchorman (Tim Matheson). Producer (Lisa Ann Walter) Quentin (Vincent Gale) gets his first producing job by covering a rape allegedly committed by a Nobel-laureate professor. LeClaire auditions for co-anchor position Templeton investigates a plant that's releasing hazardous pollutants. 118746 2002 Breaking News: Wall-to-Wall Plane Crash T Chambers, John Episode #5. TV News Staff. New partners Julian and Mel witness a commuter jet crash in Washington, and become rescuers first, reporters later. I24 brings in retired NTSB investigator Donald Simms to explain what might have gone wrong. Ethan is made Jamie's new producer. Bill has a fit when Peter devotes nonstop coverage to the crash, at the expense of his interview with a congresswoman. Julian and Mel discover a home video amongst the wreckage, and uplink it to the newsroom. Jamie isn't truthful with Julian about new pairings. Peter makes Jamie interview Mel, the hero, while Julian goes to hospital to play tape to survivor. Janet's conscience torn when, in hopes of a good scoop, she misleads woman who may have lost loved one on the crash into believing she might have. Congresswoman throws tantrum during interview because airline I24 is pointing finger at is in her district. Crash confirmed as caused by banned pressurized air canisters that exploded upon takeoff. Man Julian saved repays him by suing him for having taped aired. I24 also has problems with phone lines. 118747 2008 Breaking Point N Smith, Frank A. Aspiring Journalist Mark Newman is on the trail of a hot story and now has disappeared along with every scrap of potential evidence. He was chasing a story about dark doings in the English countryside. After two weeks of running police training courses on race relations and sensitivity, a DCI agent wants nothing more than to get back to investigating crimes. But his boss has something different in mind. She asks him to look into the missing journalist. It seems a the chief constable’s niece is worried about the disappearance of her house-mate Newman, a journalism student who took her camera without permission and went off in his van two days ago. When a man who had been talking animatedly to Newman in the local pub days before the student went missing, suddenly goes leaves for Ireland in the company of two thuggish-looking blokes, it seems there may be a real crime after all. 118748 1950 Breaking Point, The M Reporter (John Alvin). Reporter (John Morgan). 118749 1961 Breaking Point, The (aka Great Armored Car Swindle, The) M UK Journalist Robert Wade (Dermot Walsh) helps the wife of a man who became a part of a Communist scheme to substitute counterfeit bills for new money. She learns of the plot and races to the airport to stop her husband from making the exchange. He is killed during the transfer. As the Communist scheme is aborted, Wade restrains the wife from running to her dead husband. 118750 1992 Breaking the Silence MT DVD -R HQ 7715, 7716 News Media. Reporter #1 (Alexandra Leh) 118751 2003 Breaking the Silence: Truth and Lies in the War on Terror DT Reporter (John Pilger) 118752 1997 Breaking the Surface: Greg Louganis Story, The MT Reporter '76 (Kasper Michaels). Press Room Reporter (Dean McKenzie). Sports Announcer Lou Richards. 118753 1997 Breaking Up M DVD -R 1698 Food Photographer (Russell Crowe) and schoolteacher recall the high and low points of their relationship. 118754 1998 Breakout M Reporter (Sara Mininni) 118755 2004 Breakup Artist, The M News Media. Reporter (Fran Weinstein). Publicist (Kristen Siegal). Cameraman #1 (Anthony Salerno). Cameraman #2 Gus Roccoforte). TV Host Regis Philbin (Himself). 118756 2008 Breast Cancer Diaries, The DT DVD -R HQ 11141, 11142 Journalist Ann Murray starts a video diary when she learns she has breast cancer. 118757 1997 Breast Men MT Interviewers. Female Interviewer (Kari Lizer). Male Interviewer (Xander Berkeley). 118758 2000 Breathing Hard M Interviewer (Peter Jurasik). 118759 1996 Breathing Lessons: Life and Work of Mark O'Brien, The DT SVD 1329 Journalist. Academy Award-winning documentary chronicles story of poet-journalist who has spent almost his entire life in an iron lung after contracting polio at the age of 6 118760 1991 Breathing Water N Gavin, Thomas Reporter Frank Canby makes it his business to find out who two conmen are who are trying to convince a rich old woman that one is the grandson who was kidnapped nine years earlier. Millions of dollars will be the grandson's legacy. Local paper's page-one story about donation catches the eye of the con-man who turns his young companion into the vanished boy. The doubting reporter finds proof that the young man may indeed be the missing boy. Enterprising reporter reveals all he's learned that the con-man is both the boy's father and his abductor. The eccentric dowager is stricken by the fresh loss of her grandson. The boy returns too late to undo the damage. 118761 1983 Breathless M Photographer (Isabel Cooley) 118762 1994 Breathless N Cameron, Stella Woman journalist Female Journalist 118763 1961 Breathless (A Bout de Souffle) M L Truffaut, Francois (Story). Jean-Luc Godard (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. France. The Gangster Film. Cult Movies 2 - Ness Book Aspiring Journalist Patricia Franchini (Jean Seberg) sells the Herald Tribune on the streets of Paris. She says she writes to make money and not depend on any man. Shown interviewing artist. Editor (Van Doude). The Journalist (Van Doude). A Journalist (Philippe de Broca). A Journalist (Andre S. Labarthe). A Journalist (Francois Moreuil). A Journalist (Jean-Louis Richard). 118764 2001 Breed, The M Newscaster (Szonja Oroszlan) 118765 1581 Breefe Discourse of the Taking of Edmund Campion Gathered by A.M., The ER USC Munday, Anthony News 118766 2007 Brekleby Press, The NSF Thomas, Deborah Reporter Natalie joins a motley crew of special reporters who travel through time and space to record the little things of daily histories. They are not just reporters, but members of the guardianship and of the words. The Brekleby Press has the ability to embark upon the unknown. Natalie views her team’s ability as lacking and the reporters see her as inept and excess baggage, making for a tough fit until she finds her true calling. 118767 1945 Brenda Star, Reporter M Serial. Reporter Brenda Starr (Joan Woodbury). Photographer Chuck Allen (Syd Saylor). 12 chapter stops including "Hot News" 118768 1975 Brenda Starr MT VHS 1122 Messick, Dale (Comic Strip). Ira Barmack, George Kirgo (Story). Kirgo (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Brenda Starr (Jill St. John) for the Los Angeles Tribune convinces bank robber who requested her assistance in negotiations with police to give himself up. Goes to hospital disguised as a nun after receiving a tip that wealthy man is there. Scooped by TV rival Roger Randall (Jed Allen) who airs story that man victim of voodoo curse. Starr tries to find out source of information by inviting him to her apartment and playing up to him. He turns on TV, shows report taped earlier on man's death. Starr's friend, a sculptor who did bust of the man, is murdered. Boss takes her off story, Starr resigns. She's kidnapped, taken to publisher of paper who received death threats: "I approve of freedom of the press, so long as it doesn't cost my life." A Asks her to secretly investigate. She goes to Brazil, nearly becomes victim of voodoo sacrifice. Discovers man alive, faked death to blackmail others. He prepares to wed Starr. Doctor is rival Randall who impersonated doctor to prove he's real reporter. They team up to stop killer. Starr returns, fights editor over reworking her copy into purple prose. Variety 5/12/76: "Beautiful, sexy and able in her work. Never mind that many of her newspaper stories are acquired by blatant use of her sexual charms….." 118769 1990 Brenda Starr M SV 246 1986 Reporter Brenda Starr (Brooke Shields) of the Flash interviews a gangster during a shoot-out with police, plays piano with the President and outwits spies with the aid of her makeup kit. Libby (Lips) Lipscomb (Diana Scarwid, a rival reporter for the Globe Lipscomb competes with Starr for a story on an inventor who has developed a means of converting water to fuel. When Starr goes to the Amazon to search for the inventor, Lipscomb announces the news in her paper so spies will know where to find Starr. Although Starr appears to lose the story and her paper folds, she discovers the fuel is fake and gets a scoop while Lipscomb is fired. Starr has an ongoing feud with the cartoonist who is drawing her and who draws himself into events. Cub Reporter Pesky Miller (John Short). Reporter #1 (Tod Booth). Reporter Hank O'Hare (Kathleen Wilhoite). Editor Francis I. Livright (Charles Durning). Reporter (George Marshall Ruge). Editor (Reathel Bean), The Globe. 118770 1940 Brenda Starr CS COPIES Messick, Dale 1940-2002 Reporter Brenda Starr for the Flash 118771 2002 Brenda Starr CS COPIES Brigman, June and Mary Schmich 12-6-2002 through present. Reporter Brenda Starr of The Flash. Various characters on the paper, new and old. Gabriella (Gabby) Van Slander, reporter. Mr. Barker, publisher. 118772 1954 Brenda Starr Reporter: Sunday Newspaper Comic Strips, Jan. 17 through Nov. 21 CS OWN Messick, Dale Reporter Brenda Starr for the Flash and staff 118773 1943 Brenda Starr: Brenda Starr and the Masked Imposter CB OWN Messick, Dale Reporter Brenda Starr for the Flash and staff 118774 1963 Brenda Starr: Brenda Starr Reporter: Poisoned Black Orchid, The, No. 1, October-December 1963 CB OWN Messick, Dale Reporter Brenda Starr for the Flash and staff 118775 1940 Brenda Starr: Brenda Starr Reporter: Red-Headed Bombshell -- Her First Year CB OWN Messick, Dale Reporter Brenda Starr for the Flash and staff 118776 1940 Brenda Starr: Brenda Starr Reporter: Strange Case of the Beastly Twins, the First Mysteryman Story, The CB OWN Messick, Dale Reporter Brenda Starr for the Flash and staff 118777 1955 Brenda Starr: Brenda Starr Reporter: Vol. I, Number 15, October 1955 CB OWN Messick, Dale Reporter Brenda Starr for the Flash and staff 118778 1972 Brenda Starr: Funny Papers T Comedy Special Reporter Brenda Starr for the Flash and staff. Satiric sketches based on comic strip characters including Brenda Starr (Raquel Welch) 118779 1943 Brenda Starr: Girl Reporter N OWN - H (Three Copies) Messick, Dale Reporter Brenda Starr for the Flash and staff 118780 1979 Brenda Starr: Pilot T Based on Dale Messick comic strip Reporter Brenda Starr (Sherry Jackson) for the Flash 118781 1984 Brenda Starr: Untitled CB Brenda Starr #1. Reprinted from Brenda Starr Reporter #15 Reporter Brenda Starr is featured. 118782 1955 Brenda Starr: Untitled CB Brenda Starr #13 Reporter Brenda Starr is featured. 118783 1981 Brendon Chase MT Miniseries Photographer (Dafydd Hywel). 118784 1996 Bret "Hit" Man Hart M Commentator Jerry "The King" Lawler (Jerry Lawler). Commentator (Vince McMahon-Himself). Commentator (Jim Ross-Himself). 118785 1981 Bret Maverick: T Series 12-1-1981 to 8-24-1982. 17 episodes. Newspaper Publisher M.L. (Mary Lou) Springer (Darleen Carr), of the Sweetwater Territorian. Publisher. Rodney (David Knell), her assistant Newspaper Editor Mary Lou Springer (Darleen Carr) in some episodes. 118786 1981 Bret Maverick: Anything For a Friend (aka Billy Boy) T Episode. 12-15-1981 Photographer M.L. (Mary Lou) Springer (Darleen Carr), photographer for town newspaper, The Sweetwater Territorian, then Publisher. Rodney (David Knell), her assistant 118787 1981 Bret Maverick: Dateline: Sweetwater T Photographer M.L. (Mary Lou) Springer (Darleen Carr), photographer for town newspaper, The Sweetwater Territorian, then Publisher. Rodney (David Knell), her assistant 118788 1981 Bret Maverick: Lazy Ace, The T Episode. 12-1-1981 Photographer M.L. (Mary Lou) Springer (Darleen Carr), photographer for town newspaper, The Sweetwater Territorian, then Publisher. Rodney (David Knell), her assistant 118789 1982 Bret Maverick: Mayflower Women's Historical Society, The T Episode. 2-2-1982 Photographer M.L. (Mary Lou) Springer (Darleen Carr), photographer for town newspaper, The Sweetwater Territorian, then Publisher. Rodney (David Knell), her assistant 118790 1981 Bret Maverick: Welcome to Sweetwater T Dawson, Gordon Episode. 11-8-1981 Photographer M.L. (Mary Lou) Springer (Darleen Carr), photographer for town newspaper, The Sweetwater Territorian, then Publisher. Rodney (David Knell), her assistant 118791 1989 Brev till paradiset MF Sweden News Media. The Journalist (Peter Torbiornsson). 118792 1940 Brewers' Big Horses, The N OWN - H Walker, Mildred Newswoman. Michigan girl flouts conventions by working as a newspaperwoman and marrying a brewer's son 118793 1970 Brewster McCloud M L ALTMAN Newspaper Headlines. Movie opens with a newspaper headline: Agnew: Society Should Discard Some U.S. People 118794 1985 Brewster's Millions M News Media. Journalist at Rally (Strawn Bovee). Journalist at Rally (Matt Landers). Journalist at Rally (Lin Shaye). Journalist at Rally (Wesley Thompson). Political Newscaster (Allan Miller). Paparazzo (Joel Weiss). 118795 1999 Brian Benben Show, The T SVDSP 727, 732 TV Reporter Brian Benben is a news anchor at KYLA until a ratings slump causes the station to hire new, younger anchors with flashier smiles. Brian is demoted to Features reporter and strikes up a not-so-friendly rivalry with his replacement 118796 1972 Brian Keith Show, The: Trapped T Episode #3. TV Newsman (Douglas Mossman). 118797 1999 Brian Lara Cricket G Cricket Commentators (Jonathan Agnew, Geoffrey Boycott - Themselves - Voices). 118798 2005 Brian Lara International Cricket G Cricket Commentators (Jonathan Agnew, Ian Bishop, David Gower, Tony Greig, Bill Lawry - Themselves - Voices). . 118799 1983 Brian's Captive NR OWN - P Jordan, Alexis Hill Reporter Rowan Strickland. Female. Candlelight Ecstasy Romance #163 118800 1971 Brian's Song MT Reporter. 1st Reporter (Mario Machado). 2nd Reporter (Bud Furillo-Himself). Stu Nahan, Happy Hairston as themselves. News Media. 118801 1921 Briary-Bush, The N OWN - H - GPL (Two Copies) Dell, Floyd Journalist Felix Fay. Saga of Felix Fay continues. Into Chicago journalism and the problems of married life. 118802 1958 Bribery and Corruption SS GPL Samuel, Edwin In "Cottage in Galilee, A." Newspaper. Cairo has a first class press. Al Ahram newspaper. In each city, dozens of small rags and Ward esh Sharq (The Rose of the East) in Beirut typical. Owned, managed and largely written by Michel Bustani. 118803 2002 Brice Kennedy Show, The T Paparazzi Nazi (Scott Frederick). 118804 1880 Bricks Without Straw N MLPL Tourgee, Albion Winegar Press. Comments about editing. On the Southern press. Southern Clarion. 118805 1944 Bride by Mistake M DVD -R HQ 7049, 7050 Photographer (Eddie Acuff). 118806 1941 Bride Came C.O.D., The M DVD -R HQ 6134, 6135. L Earl, Kenneth, M.M. Musselman (Story). Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein (Screenplay) Ness Book. Davis. PR. Radio Broadcaster Tommy Keenan (Stuart Erwin) is seeking material for his broadcast on a slow news day and discovers a bandleader engaged to a woman. Bandleader's Press Agent has already had him engaged three times in the last six weeks. Keenan decides to make sure this one goes through. He arranges for the couple to elope and hires a flier to deliver the bride. Woman's father convinces the flier to return her to him and the flier agrees at $10 a pound. Press notified by Keenan and arrives at the airport in time to see the flier flying off with the woman causing a rumor to spread that the woman has been kidnapped. Reporters (Keith Douglas, Douglas Kennedy, Herbert Anderson). Riley, First Reporter (Chick Chandler). Second Reporter (Douglas Kennedy). Announcer (Sam Hayes). Newsboys (Lester Towne, Richard Clayton, Garland Smith, Claude Wisberg). Third Reporter (Herbert Anderson). Fourth Reporter (Frank Mayo). Fifth Reporter (Creighton Hale). Photographer (Jack Mower). 118807 1935 Bride Comes Home, The M Magazine. Jeannette Desmereau (Claudette Colbert) applies for position on magazine. Cyrus Anderson (Fred MacMurray), editor. Jack Bristow (Robert Young) on magazine 118808 1975 Bride for Hampton House, A N MLPL Waugh, Hillary Reporter Corrie Maynes suspects that the death of an Amazon explorer is not accidental. She investigates, pretending to be the explorer's wife. 118809 1948 Bride Goes Wild, The M Reporter (Robert Emmett Keane). Reporter (Frank Ferguson). Reporter (William Forrest) Reporter (Jack Rice). 118810 1958 Bride Is Much Too Beautiful, The (aka Mariee est trop belle, la. aka Her Bridal Night. aka Bride Is Too Beautiful, The) M Paris Magazine discovers a country girl and makes her a top model. Press. 118811 1998 Bride of Chucky M Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand) 118812 1956 Bride of the Monster (aka Bride of the Atom) M DVD -R HQ 7056, 7050. L Wood, Edward, Jr., Alex Gordon (Story-Screenplay) Reporter. Janet Lawson (Loretta King) is a snoopy reporter, graduate of the Lois Lane School of Journalism who enters a swamp to track down missing people and is captured. She was investigating murders committed by a swamp monster. Her boyfriend is a policeman. She threatens to call off their wedding if the police keep withholding information. Her editor wants her to stop running articles on the monster because the town is in a panic. But Lawson continues to pursue the story. She avoids the editor and decides to check out a house in the march occupied by a scientist. She's taken captive by the scientist's monster. Scientist hypnotizes the reporter and plans to experiment on her. Policeman rescues her. Scientist devoured by giant octopus. Reporter spends most of the film hypnotized, unconscious or strapped to a lab table. Copy boy or News Boy (William Benedict) 118813 2005 Bride of Trash, The NSF Segretto, Mike Reporter pursues a man who is madly in love with a headless corpse he found in the trash behind his junk shop. The only problem is the corpse named Elsa after his dead wife, slaughters anyone who gets in the man's way. A job in a freak show only fans the flames of Elsa's murderous impulses, and soon the two are pursued by a raging mob, a pair of bumbling hoods, an unstoppable reporter, and a homicidally jealous puppet. 118814 2009 Bride Will Keep Her Name, The NM Goldstein, Jan Investigative Reporter Taylor Darcy is handsome and ambitious WNBC TV reporter and is considered the ultimate catch. Maisie Mandelbaum is a week away from marrying this man of her dreams. But in the midst of a celebration at her Soho gallery, Maisie receives a mysterious e-mail with a disturbing query: Do you really know the man you’re about to marry? At the heart of the mystery is the questionable death of an attractive young escort who may have had a close relationship with Darcy. Even as Maisie juggles last-minute dress fittings, pesky future in-laws, and her own overbearing mother, the bride-to-be and her two best gal pals embark on an investigation that will uncover scandals in high places while they race the clock to the moment of truth. With the wedding week from hell threatening to derail the nuptials, Maisie must ultimately decide who she is and what she is willing to compromise for love. 118815 2009 Bride Wore Blue, The NR Burns, Cillian War Correspondent Brett Peters returns home from Iraq after being wounded in battle. He returns to Orlando to the biggest shock of his life -- a nine-year-old son he didn’t know he had. Ten years before, he had left TV Anchor Beth Phillips behind, bitterly certain she did not love him enough to go with him to the Middle East. He had moved on, he thought -- until he set eyes on Beth and his son, Ryan. Beth knew the Middle East was no place for a baby, but chose not to tell Brett the truth. She loved him too much to ask him not go to, but memories of Brett’s blue eyes and dark hair still haunt her dreams. Brett finds Beth to be a self-sufficient local news anchor as well as a highly desirable woman he wants desperately. But will Beth trust him enough to let him into her life? And is it too late for happy endings? Brett Peters returns to Orlando after he took a bullet intended for a small Iraqi girl. His cameraman considered him a hero, but Brett didn’t feel like one. The pain and damage to his left leg was worth it. 118816 1940 Bride Wore Crutches, The M Verdier, Ed, Alan Drady (Screenplay) Ness Book Cub Reporter Johnny Dixon (Ted North) is none-too-bright, but gets a job on a metropolitan daily on the recommendation of publisher E. J. Randall (Grant Mitchell), despite objections of Managing Editor Bill Daly (Richard Lane). After bungling an assignment, Dixon gets the paper in trouble with the police. Experienced Reporter Midge Lambert (Lynne Roberts) tries to help Dixon by encouraging him to locate the crooks who committed a bank robbery he witnessed. Dixon locates the gang and joins them to get a story. When they make him handle the gun during their next robbery, Dixon uses it to hold them captive until the police arrive. New York Times, 5/26/41: "Another of those newspaper antics about the cub reporter who blunders into more adventures in twenty-four hours than does the actual journeyman reporter in twenty years…." "…Yep, our cub even takes a swing at the managing editor after the boys fortify him with 'boiler-makers' in the corner bar." 118817 1640 Bride, The P USC Nabbes, Thomas News 118818 2002 Bride's Revenge, The NR Avery, Anne Harlequin Historical #618 Reporter J.R. Abbott realizes his married romance is rocky and banner news when his wife throws his underwear out of the window. Caroline Rhodes Abbott is no longer the sweet homebody he married. She wants to work on a newspaper, too. Her dreams of newswoman glory put her marriage to bed permanently -- or it might elevate their union to sensational new heights. 118819 1981 Brideshead Revisited MT Miniseries Lady Reporter (Barbara Atkinson). Photographer (Robert Gallagher). 118820 1985 Bridge Across Time (aka Terror at London Bridge. Arizona Ripper) MT Ness Reporter Elaine Gardner (Lindsay Bloom), perky, gets involved with the policeman investigating Jack-the-Ripper-type murders on the London Bridge in Arizona. 118821 1932 Bridge Wives M Reporter (Lynton Brent). Radio Announcer (Billy Bletcher). 118822 2001 Bridge, The N Marlette, Doug Editorial Political Cartoonist Pick Cantrell, an "enfant terrible" who has risen to eminence at the Sun, a Long Island daily newspaper that purports to represent cutting edge of urban sophistication. When he attacks his publisher after he is fired over a controversial, unflattering cartoon of the pope, Cantrell buys a rundown old mansion and with his beautiful cinematographer wife, Cam, and young son, retreats to ancestral roots near Chapel Hill, NC. He begins restoration of historic manor house. Wife resumes career and becomes breadwinner. He combats his personal demons that cost him his job, and confronts his past as he exposes disturbing secrets that shaped a region and damaged a family. 118823 2006 Bridge, The M Newscaster (Linley Schmidt). 118824 1994 Bridges of Madison County, The M DVD -R HQ 2038, 2039, 2025 Waller, Robert (Novel) Freelance Photographer Robert Kincaid (Clint Eastwood) is on assignment from National Geographic magazine to photograph the bridges of Madison County. 118825 1986 Bridges to Cross: T Series 4-24-1986 to 6-12-1986. CBS Reporter-Columnists Tracy Bridges (Suzanne Pleshette) and Peter Cross (Nicholas Surovy) divorced, reporter-columnists of "Bridges to Cross," column for World Week magazine in Washington D.C.. Jose Ferrer is editor of World Week Magazine 118826 1986 Bridges to Cross: Keeper of the Flame T Beaumont, Christopher Episode. Reporter-Columnists Tracy Bridges (Suzanne Pleshette) and Peter Cross (Nicholas Surovy) divorced, reporter-columnists of "Bridges to Cross," column for World Week magazine in Washington D.C.. Jose Ferrer is editor of World Week Magazine 118827 1986 Bridges to Cross: Looks Like Up To Me T Beaumont, Christopher Episode. 6-12-1986 Reporter-Columnists Tracy Bridges (Suzanne Pleshette) and Peter Cross (Nicholas Surovy) divorced, reporter-columnists of "Bridges to Cross," column for World Week magazine in Washington D.C.. Jose Ferrer is editor of World Week Magazine 118828 1986 Bridges to Cross: Memories of Molly (aka To Tell The Truth) T Hoey, Michael A Episode. 5-15-1986 Reporter-Columnists Tracy Bridges (Suzanne Pleshette) and Peter Cross (Nicholas Surovy) divorced, reporter-columnists of "Bridges to Cross," column for World Week magazine in Washington D.C.. Jose Ferrer is editor of World Week Magazine 118829 1986 Bridges to Cross: Take a Cup of Kindness T Blinn, William and Robert Lenski Episode. 4-24-1986 Reporter-Columnists Tracy Bridges (Suzanne Pleshette) and Peter Cross (Nicholas Surovy) divorced, reporter-columnists of "Bridges to Cross," column for World Week magazine in Washington D.C.. Jose Ferrer is editor of World Week Magazine 118830 1986 Bridges to Cross: Theory of Dark Thunder, A T Blinn, William Episode. 5-8-1986 Reporter-Columnists Tracy Bridges (Suzanne Pleshette) and Peter Cross (Nicholas Surovy) divorced, reporter-columnists of "Bridges to Cross," column for World Week magazine in Washington D.C.. Jose Ferrer is editor of World Week Magazine 118831 1986 Bridges to Cross: Yesterday, Upon the Star…. T Blinn, William Episode. Reporter-Columnists Tracy Bridges (Suzanne Pleshette) and Peter Cross (Nicholas Surovy) divorced, reporter-columnists of "Bridges to Cross," column for World Week magazine in Washington D.C.. Jose Ferrer is editor of World Week Magazine 118832 1997 Bridget Jones H Fielding, Helen Column in The Independent and The Daily Telegraph, 1997-1998. Publicist Bridget Jones, a single, thirty-something career woman, keeps a diary of calories consumed, cigarettes smoked, alcohol units imbibed and other obsessions of this London woman who deplores make "fuckwittage" while pining for a steady boyfriend. 118833 2005 Bridget Jones H Fielding, Helen Column in The Independent, 2005. Publicist Bridget Jones becomes pregnant and has a baby, but love and commitment remain elusive for the London woman. 118834 2004 Bridget Jones: Edge of Reason, The M DVD -R HQ 6151, 6152. Fielding, Helen (Novel). Andrew Davies, Helen Fielding, Richard Curtis, Adam Brooks (Screenplay). TV Reporter Bridget Jones (Renee Zellweger) makes a fool of herself as a features reporter on television. Journalist (Sam Hazeldine). Journalist (Amanda Haberland) Production Assistant (Tom Brooke). Commentator (Wolf Kahler). 118835 2005 Bridget Jones: Edge of Reason, The M Fielding, Helen (Novel). Andrew Davies, Helen Fielding, Richard Curtis, Adam Brooks (Screenplay). DVD Special Edition TV Reporter Bridget Jones (Renee Zellweger) makes a fool of herself as a features reporter on television. Journalist (Sam Hazeldine). Journalist (Amanda Haberland) Production Assistant (Tom Brooke). Commentator (Wolf Kahler). DVD Special Edition Extra: In Helen Fielding's novel, The Edge of Reason, there is a famous scene in which TV journalist Jones interviews British actor Colin Firth. But the real-life Colin Firth plays Bridget's love interest in the film. Bonus feature on the disc has Bridget (Renee Zellweger) interviewing Firth (as himself). 118836 2000 Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason N Fielding, Helen English TV Journalist, thirtysomething 118837 2001 Bridget Jones's Diary M PR Publicist Bridget Jones (Renee Zellweger) is a London-based binge eater. Interviewer 1 (Joseph Alessi). Interviewer 2 (Rhydian Jai-Persad). Cameraman (David Cann). 118838 1997 Bridget Jones's Diary N Fielding, Helen Began as a column in the London Independent Publicist Bridget Jones, a single, thirty-something career woman, keeps a diary of calories consumed, cigarettes smoked, alcohol units imbibed and other obsessions of this London woman who deplores make "fuckwittage" while pining for a steady boyfriend. 118839 2003 Brief History of the Dead, The SSF OWN Brockmeier, Kevin New Yorker Magazine, pp. 76-83, Sept. 8, 2003 Editor Luka Sims, L. Sims News & Speculation Sheet -- the Sims Sheet, people called it. Mimeographed circulars he prints and hands out every morning outside the River Road Coffee Shop. Life after death. 118840 1936 Brief Kingdom N Breckenridge, G. Newspaperman buys a weekly and meets a girl. 118841 1976 Brief Life, A (La Vida breve, 1950) N Onetti, Juan Carlos PR Publicist Juan Maria Brausen, the protagonist 118842 2004 Briefing M UK News Media. Male Journalist (Nik Goldman). 118843 1961 Briefing from Room 103 T Armstrong Circle Theatre - 4-26-61 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 118844 2004 Briefing, The: A Play in One Act P Wade, Stuart In "The Best of McSweeney's Humor Category," Pp. 12-15. Reporters. Reporter One through Ten interview a Spokesperson. Reporter One: "Will you say what we want you to say?" Reporter Two: "Is the thing we all want you to say, in fact, true?" Reporter Three: "Since you're not saying the precise thing we all want you to say, will you say it, but in a slightly different way?" 118845 1965 Brigand of Kandahar, The M Gilling, John (Screenplay-Story) AFI-Journalists. Ness Book Correspondent Marriott (Glyn Houston) for the London Times stationed in India covers story of half-caste accusing of murdering captain by abandoning him to group of rebels. Reporter is given permission to accompany the soldiers sent on a mission to capture the half-caste, although the captain in charge states he will take no responsibility for what happens to the newsman. Reporter finds both men, the captain badly tortured. Reporter witnesses half-caste killing captain to put him out of his misery. Reporter assumes he did so because he was in love with captain's wife. Reporter helps wife escape from rebels and informs British soldiers of rebels' invasion plans. After the battle, half-caste is tracked down and killed. Reporter has discovered truth behind his actions and realizes that half-caste was discriminated against because of his background. Reporter fights alongside soldiers when they are attacked. Disillusioned after 12 months of writing about "the noble British raj." Decides not to tell the complete story. 118846 2001 Brigham City M TV Reporter. Channel 2 News Reporter (Dan Rascone). Channel 2 News Cameraman (David Thieme). Steve the Photographer (Richard Clifford). 118847 1966 Bright and Early DT Canada. Series 1966-1967 Newsreader Peter Jennings. Hosts Terri Clark, Pat Murray. 118848 1992 Bright Days, Stupid Nights NJ Mazer, Harry Fox and Norma Fox Mazer Newspaper. 14-year-old Vicki has a summer internship on a Pulitzer Prize winning newspaper, the Scottsville Courier. Owned by a famous correspondent and edited by his daughter. 118849 1934 Bright Eyes M Radio News Broadcaster (Sam Hayes) 118850 1993 Bright Ideas for Business DT Series 1993 Reporter (Don Beiser). Reporter (Claudia Bernard). Reporter (Rick Bernard). Reporter (Barbara Compton-Keene). Reporter (Philip Miller). 118851 1935 Bright Lights M DVD -R HQ 2426, 2424 Newspaper stories and headlines. 118852 1930 Bright Lights M News Media. Reporter A. Hamiilton Fish (Frank McHugh). A Reporter (John Carradine). Sob Sister (Virginia Sale), a Reporter. 118853 1930 Bright Lights (aka Adventures in Africa) M AFI-Reporters Reporter A. Hamilton Fish (Frank McHugh) for The Record. Wanders around drunk most of the film. Sob Sister, a reporter (Virginia Sale) Reporter (John Carradine). 118854 1984 Bright Lights, Big City N OWN - H McInerney, Jay Magazine Fact Checker Jamie for a New York magazine. 118855 1988 Bright Lights, Big City M McInerney, Jay (Novel-Screenplay). Ness Book Magazine Fact Checker Jamie (Michael J. Fox) for Gotham magazine (a New Yorker clone) whose job is to verify the information that appears in articles. Fashion Show Press Photographer (Antony Platt). Jamie claims to have worked for the Kansas City Star finds his social activities are taking their toll on his work and he is eventually fired for screwing up an article dealing with France. Magazine's fiction editor Alex Hardy (Jason Robards) who once associated with literary giants but is now an alcoholic. 118856 1963 Bright Nemesis, The N Gunther, John Weinberg List Journalist 118857 1947 Bright Promise, The N OWN - H Sherman, Richard Editor of a picture magazine. 118858 1998 Bright Shining Lie, A MT SVD 1143, 1163. DVD. Based on Neil Sheehan's 1988 Pulitzer winner. News Media. Reporter #1 Nick (Andrew Borba). Reporter #2 Bobby (Robert Pross). British Reporter (Jon Marsh). Journalist Walter Cronkite (Himself). 118859 1968 Bright Star NM Coxe, George Harmon Press 118860 1952 Bright Star (aka Irene Dunne and Fred MacMurray Show, The): Oil Swindle R CDR Episode #1. 10-23-1952 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118861 1940 Bright Star of Danger NM Chambers, W. Newspaperman on vacation hires a girl pilot to take him to the Bahamas on the track of a story involving leaders in crime. 118862 1953 Bright Star: Aunt Sophia Plays Matchmaker R CDR Episode #24. 4-2-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118863 1953 Bright Star: Beaver Park R CDR Episode #28. 4-30-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118864 1953 Bright Star: Chorus Girl, The R CDR Episode #33. 6-4-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118865 1953 Bright Star: Cousin Emily R CDR Episode #29. 5-7-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118866 1952 Bright Star: Crooked Carnival R CDR Episode #6. 11-27-1952 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118867 1953 Bright Star: Dramatic Lessons R CDR Episode #11. 1-1-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118868 1953 Bright Star: French Dress Designer, The R CDR Episode #12. 1-8-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118869 1952 Bright Star: George and the Informer R CDR Episode #5. 11-20-1952 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118870 1953 Bright Star: Haunted House, The R CDR Episode #19. 2-26-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118871 1952 Bright Star: Hillside Becomes Mom and Dad R CDR Episode #3. 11-06-1952 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118872 1953 Bright Star: Hotel Room Shortage R CDR Episode #23. 3-26-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118873 1952 Bright Star: Miss America Visits R CDR Episode #4. 11-13-1952 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118874 1953 Bright Star: New Homemaker Page Editor R CDR Episode #22. 3-19-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118875 1953 Bright Star: Patient's Aid, The R CDR Episode #26. 4-16-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118876 1953 Bright Star: Rodeo Star R CDR Episode #20. 3-5-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118877 1953 Bright Star: Sammy and Shirley R CDR Episode #27. 4-23-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118878 1953 Bright Star: Scientific Living R CDR Episode #21. 3-12-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118879 1953 Bright Star: Society Burglar, The R CDR Episode #34. 6-11-1934 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118880 1952 Bright Star: Susan Runs for Mayor R CDR Episode 2. 10-30-52 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118881 1953 Bright Star: Susan's Poetry R CDR Episode #30. 5-14-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118882 1953 Bright Star: Talking Parrot, The R CDR Episode #25. 4-9-1953 Editor-Owner Susan Armstrong(Irene Dunne) of stuggling, financially troubled Hillsdale Morning Star. Her husband, George Harvey (Fred MacMurray) was the paper's star reporter, an idealistic journalist who often had conflicts with his editor over stories. 118883 2004 Bright Young Things M DVD -R HQ 5894, 5895 Waugh, Evelyn (Novel, “Vile Bodies”) Gossip Columnist Adam Fenwick-Symes (Stephen Campbell Moore) called “Mr. Chatterbox,” anonymous scandal, a sort of Truman Capote betraying his rich friends in print. The Chatterbox column is printed in a newspaper owned by Canadian Press baron, Lord Monomark (Dan Aykroyd), a bellowing media mogul that is a caricature of Lord Beaverbrook. His lordship is delighted with Adam’s sensational, if not libelous column and gives him the job of “Mr. Chatterbox.” After hiring Adam, Lord Monomark says, “Ours is not to reason why, ours is but to poke and pry.” With money in his pocket, Adam is still trying to wed his girlfriend who detests his poverty and wants to marry into money. Night Editor (Ian Hughes). 118884 2005 Bright's Kill NM Carpenter, J.D. Racetrack Journalist Priam Harvey is considered a washed-up reporter but he joins a homicide detective to try to solve two murders. A lottery winner, an Internet mogul, a reclusive land baron, his voluptuous helpmate and twin bodyguards are all suspects. 118885 1956 Brighter Day, The TS 1-4-1954 to 9-28-1962. CBS Publisher-Editor Grayling Dennis (Hal Holbrook, 1954-1959, James Noble, 1959-1960, Forrest Compton, 1961-1962) was a partner with reverend-turned-reporter Max Canfield (Herb Nelson, 1956-1958) for the struggling New Hope Herald newspaper. The newspaper included a regular column by Aunt Emily Potter (Mona Bruns), a family housekeeper and surrogate mother to the Dennises. Grayling had an earlier business partner named Robert Ralston (Mark Daniels, 1957), connected with Sandra Talbot, a shady character once a murder suspect. Sandra married Grayling by 1958 and later had a breakdown when it appeared she could never conceive a child. Grayling, a weak-willed alcoholic, then had a fling with Sandra's nurse when Sandra finally did get pregnant. 118886 1999 Brightest Flame, The N Birmingham, Sonya Weinberg List Journalist 118887 1947 Brighton Rock (aka Young Scarface) M Greene, Graham (Novel). Graham, Terence Rattigan (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Columnist for The Daily Messenger arrives in Brighton for newspaper promotion and is talked by thugs because of a piece he wrote that led to the death of a gangster. He is cornered and killed in an amusement park ride called "Dante's Inferno." 118888 2008 Brighton Wok: Legend of Ganja Boxing, The M Reporter-Newsreader Bella Brown (Laura Byford-Winter). 118889 1994 Brilliant Disguise, A M Vallelonga, Nick (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Andy Manola (John Denison) becomes attracted to artist when he sees her in an elegant restaurant. Passionate affair develops, even making out behind rolling presses in the newspaper building. As relationship continues, columnist begins missing out on assignments, becomes estranged from friends who object he is cheating on his girlfriend. Doctor tells the journalist the artist has four separate personalities, but he refuses to stop seeing her. Doctor is killed. So is the fiancée of one of the journalist's friends. Fellow columnist Jimmy Brennan (Robert Shafer) discovers artist's parents were stabbed to death and tells Manola he is going to tell the police. Also plans to write the story. Brennan says he will make the story sympathetic and demonstrate that the artist's disorders are a result of being sexually abused by her father. Manola knocks Brennan out and goes to warn the artist, but she stabs him and suffers a seizure. When Brennan shows up, Manola stabs him repeatedly while confessing that he committed the murders to protect the artist. Artist kills herself and the psychotic columnist is last seen ordering a bottle of wine for a woman in a restaurant. 118890 1936 Brilliant Marriage M Parrott, Ursula (Novel). Paul Perez (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Gary Dane (Ray Walker) tries to sneak into the coming-out reception for society, he is thrown out. Reporter Sally Patrick (Inez Courtney). Editor (Dick Elliott). 118891 1949 Brimstone M DVD -R HQ 6786, 6787 Editor Martin Tredwell (Will Wright) of the Gunsight Sentinel. 118892 2004 Brimstone N Preston, Douglas and Lincoln Child Art Critic is killed at his Southampton, N.Y. estate. Cloven hoof-print burned into the floor and remnants of "good Old Testament brimstone." Art critic was odious. 118893 1998 Brimstone: Encore T Episode #3. 11-6-1998 News Media. TV Reporter (Lisa Joyner). 118894 1999 Brimstone: It's a Helluva Life T Episode #12. 2-5-1999 News Media. TV Reporter (Saida Pagan). 118895 1998 Brimstone: Slayer T Episode #7. 12-11-1998 News Media. Field Reporter (Saida Pagan). 118896 1982 Bring 'Em Back Alive: Hostage, The T Puttus, Ken Episode News Media 118897 2000 Bring It On M News Media. TV Reporter (Daniella Kuhn). TV Commentator (Paul Bloom). Photographer (Alex Ferguson). 118898 2006 Bring It On: All or Nothing M News Media. Local Reporter (Teresa Strasser). Announcer (JoJo Wright). 118899 2007 Bring It On: In It To Win It M Reporter (Jane Park Smith). 118900 1942 Bring Me Another Murder NM Chambers, Whitman Press 118901 1991 Bring Me Children NM Martin, David (Lozell) TV Anchor John Lyon breaks down on camera on the network after discussing the escalating rate of violence against children. Later, an African American woman asks Lyon to seek out a West Virginia doctor and monster before she throws herself in front of an oncoming taxi. Traveling to West Virginia, Lyon encounters the dead woman's granddaughter who aids him in uncovering the sinister goings-on. They encounter voodoo, barbaric guard dogs, a dwarf, a comatose woman in a coffin, and the sadistic doctor who is now blind. Cold-fish newscaster Lyons, a veteran but emotionally unstable TV journalist, who has many sexual escapades, place, wants to expose criminal doings of West Virginia doctor who has been accused of murdering 18 babies. 118902 1997 Bring Me the Head of Mavis Davis M Reporter (Anna Brecon). Reporter (Nick Fletcher). Reporter (Suzannah Heath). Reporter (Anna Northam). TV Reporter (Harvey Clark). 118903 1950 Bring on the Angels P MLPL Sloane, Alan In "Prize Plays of Television and Radio, 1956." Index Plays, 1944-1964 Press 118904 1956 Bring on the Angels (CBS Radio Workshop) R Sloane, Alan (Play) In "Prize Plays of Television and Radio, 1956.' Allan Sloane play based on Mencken's Newspaper Days. Editors Old Mencken. Young Mencken 118905 2003 Bringing Down the House M Commentator (John Prosky - Male Commentator). 118906 1960 Bringing Up Buddy: Nephew for Sale T Episode. Series (10-10-60 to 9-25-61) Newspaper Advertisement. Buddy's aunts put an ad in the newspaper offering him as a good husband. Buddy objects, until he sees who answers the ad 118907 1941 Bringing Up Father R Based on comic strip Press 118908 1998 Brink! MT Photographer (Brian Fenwick). 118909 1976 Brink's: The Great Robbery MT News Media. Fact-based FBI story 118910 1965 Brinkman, The N Meiring, Desmond French Journalist in 1960s Vietnam along with a Vietnamese communist and an American CIA agent. 118911 1999 Brit Wallace: Angel Trumpet: Civil War Mystery, A N McMillan, Ann #2 Civil War Mysteries British Journalist Brit Wallace is a younger, more susceptible version of journalist William Howard Russell, whose steps he follows to Manassas. Wallace can go into parts of Richmond where women could not venture. Wallace, Narcissa Powers, a rich white widow and Judah Daniel, a free black herbalist, tackle another puzzling murder. They investigate the bizarre slaughter of a colonel’s entire family near Richmond, Virginia. 118912 2003 Brit Wallace: Chickahominy Fever: Civil War Mystery, A N McMillan, Ann #4 Civil War Mysteries British Journalist Brit Wallace is a younger, more susceptible version of journalist William Howard Russell, whose steps he follows to Manassas. Wallace can go into parts of Richmond where women could not venture. Wallace, Narcissa Powers, a rich white widow and her former slave, Judah Daniel, a free black herbalist. In June 1862, as the Seven Days Battle rages mere miles outside the besieged Confederate capital of Richmond, VA., Narcissa attends to the wounded filling the cots of the Chimborazo pavilion hospital where she volunteers. Morphine, the only relief for the brutally injured, is disappearing. And after a mysterious “patient” dies suspiciously, tension mounts. The mystery reunites Narcissa with her old friend and fellow investigator Judah. Soon the two women, with their British Journalist ally Brit Wallace are drawn into a tangled web of spies and traitors and uncertain loyalties. 118913 2001 Brit Wallace: Civil Blood: Civil War Mystery, A N McMillan, Ann #3 Civil War Mysteries British Journalist Brit Wallace is a younger, more susceptible version of journalist William Howard Russell, whose steps he follows to Manassas. Wallace can go into parts of Richmond where women could not venture. Wallace uncovers a horrifying truth: a smallbox plague is no act of God. It is a diabolic act of man. It is 1862 and smallpox sweeps through Richmond, Virginia devastating the local inhabitants as the Civil War reaches its height. Narcissa Powers, a young widow-turned-nurse, Judah Daniel, a freed slave and herbalist, and Wallace begin to suspect that the plague may not be accidental and set out to stop a killer intentionally infecting people with tainted money. 118914 1998 Brit Wallace: Dead March: Civil War Mystery, A N McMillan, Ann #1 Civil War Mysteries British Journalist Brit Wallace is a younger, more susceptible version of journalist William Howard Russell, whose steps he follows to Manassas. Wallace can go into parts of Richmond where women could not venture. Wallace, a dashing but arrogant young doctor, a cruel overseer, Judah Daniel, a freedwoman who is also the local herbalist and “conjure woman” and Narcissa Power, a young Virginia widow consigned to a dismal existence in the country home of her sister-in-law are involved in a mystery in Richmond, Virginia 1861. Powers, whose son died soon after his birth and whose husband died with consumption not long after that, is called from her nearby home to Richmond where her brother is a medical student. She arrives just in time to attend his deathbed and hear some fevered words about “resurrection.” A half-burned letter stuck in her Bible provides clues that Charley’s death may not have been an accident. Her suspicions gradually fall on his medical teachers and on the practice of “resurrecting” recently buried corpses for medical students to use as cadavers. Charley’s death also troubles a black man whose friend, Judah, joins Narcissa and Wallace in their investigation. 118915 2000 Brit's Lady NR Dee, Kit Reporter Callista Warwick is a lovely, uppity journalist who is rescued during an Apache attack from certain death by a man whose mission is to capture the traitor who's been selling guns to the enemy. Her courage wins his reluctant admiration as her beauty stirs his blood. So when he discovers unmasking the villain could break her heart, he's faced with the toughest choice he's ever had to make between love and honor. 118916 1982 Britannia Hospital M SV 215 Sherwin, David (Screenplay) Last film in the trilogy TV Journalist Mick Travis (Malcolm McDowell) has gone from rebellious, violent schoolboy to renegade journalist. He and crewmen Sammy (Frank Grimes) and Red (Mark Hamill) arrive at Britannia Hospital for 500th anniversary celebration. BBC Film Crew also covering event. Travis tries to get secret footage of a doctor conducting Frankensteinian experiments in human evolution. His cranium, however, is appropriated for the doctor's latest creation. BBC Cameraman (Bob Hornery). 118917 1933 Britannia of Billingsgate M PR Publicity Man (Ernest Sefton) 118918 1983 British Cross, The NM OWN - P Granger, Bill Reporter who is tough and beautiful 118919 1996 Britt Montero: Act of Betrayal NM OWN - P Buchanan, Edna #4 Britt Montero Mysteries Reporter Britt Montero, ace crime reporter of the Miami News, hamstrung as always by8 boyfriend trouble, is on the trail of missing teenage boys -- all white, all blond, all blue-eyed and all quite probably murdered. Her investigation sputters along, interrupted by her past and by her half-Cuban heritage, as two older men, both professing to be Cuban patriots, hint at the existence of a diary written by her late, freedom-fighting father. But Britt has to move fast as people keep dying and a hurricane is bearing down on the South Florida coast. During a chilling confrontation, the storm hits, shattering lives and revealing long-kept secrets. Everyone wants the diary and everyone who acquires it is marked for murder. As the cold trail of the missing boys heats up and Britt seeks her father's diary to find the man responsible for his death, the most destructive hurricane in 50 years hits Miami. People flee the Keys and storm panic spreads as Britt confronts her mother demanding the long-kept secretes of the past. 118920 1992 Britt Montero: Contents Under Pressure NM OWN - P Buchanan, Edna #1 Britt Montero Mysteries Reporter Britt Montero, ace crime reporter for the Miami News, touches off a riot when she uncovers that cops killed an ex-football star and local hero. Things also heat up when her relationship with a police sergeant gets personal. Montero sleeps with a police scanner by her bedside -- and can't keep off a short story even if the book has already been closed. Miami is her turf with its sweltering nights and seething passions that can erupt without warning into violence. Now a black, ex-football star and beloved local hero is dead after an alleged high-speed police chase -- and Britt's city explodes around her. Facts are hidden somewhere among the deadly lies, official cover-ups, and the vigilante crimes of rogue night shift cops. And Britt is determined to pursue the truth through the smoking tropical wreckage - even if leads her perilously close to conspiracy. 118921 1999 Britt Montero: Garden of Evil NM Buchanan, Edna #6 Britt Montero Mysteries Reporter Britt Montero, ace crime reporter of the Miami News, looks into a mysterious woman who kills a sheriff in North Florida and then weaves a southerly track downstate toward Miami leaving a trail of corpses in her wake. Each is found with his pants down -- his genitals mutilated, shot with Black Talon bullets and graced with traces of lipstick. She becomes the "Kiss-Me Killer." Britt's coverage of the murders attracts the attention of the killer who contacts her. She draws Montero into a cat-and-mouse game that could cost the reporter her life. The mutual fascination between killer and reporter builds into an explosive face-to-face meeting that turns deadly. Britt begins a terrifying odyssey through the Sunshine State's dark heart in the company of the killer. On the road, on the run, a young father is brutally slain, his small child kidnapped and the truth behind this bloody spree is exposed. Will Britt survive to write it? 118922 2002 Britt Montero: Ice Maiden, The NM Buchanan, Edna #8 Britt Montero Mysteries Reporter Britt Montero, ace crime reporter of the Miami News, is on hand when police connect an electrocuted burglar to a 14-year-old murder. Two affluent teenagers on their first date were abducted, assaulted, shot and left for dead. Despite a massive reward and a multi-date manhunt, the police never found the attackers. The girl survived and became a reclusive sculptress unwilling to revisit her past. But the reopening of the case pulls her back into the public eye. Can Montero help the woman face the past and solve the crime even as new murders erupt threatening to destroy both lives and reputations? Surrounded by her usual sidekicks, pets and lovers, Britt is on the case. 118923 2001 Britt Montero: Love Kills NM Buchanan, Edna #9 Britt Montero Mysteries Crime Reporter Britt Montero of the Miami News is a veteran journalist who is mourning the death of her fiancé. She was the last person to see a kidnapper who worked for divorced fathers alive. She finds a disposable camera in the ocean with pictures of a honeymooning couple lost at sea. The groom in the photo later turns up alive but his bride is drowned. Britt's no-holds-barred investigative journalism leads her to an amazing discovery. Montero tracks down one killer and teams up with the Miami Cold Case Squad to catch another on a Caribbean island. 118924 1997 Britt Montero: Margin of Error NM OWN - P Buchanan, Edna #5 Britt Montero Mysteries Reporter Britt Montero, ace crime reporter of the Miami News, goes gaga for a Hollywood action-hero. When the superstar arrives in Miami to play a reporter in his new movie, he tags along with Britt -- her boss's orders) to learn about the job. Resentful at first, Britt soon succumbs to his legendary charm. She also learns the nasty downside of stardom for the actor is being stalked by a delusional female fan. Deadly disasters start plaguing the set. Britt, meanwhile, narrowly escapes death in a drive-by shooting aimed at a mother charged with child abuse. From the moment the actor and Montero met, he followed her everywhere and she's been assigned to feed him background for his starring role. The actor plays a government agent turned undercover reporter in the film, "Margin of Error." Britt gets to squeeze this beefcake puppy dog in with a divorced dad who wants to get custody of his kids before his wife starves any more of them to death. Brit stays on her supercharged caseload long enough to pluck a surprising killer from the cast. 118925 1994 Britt Montero: Miami, It's Murder NM OWN - P Buchanan, Edna #2 Britt Montero Mysteries Reporter Britt Montero, ace crime reporter of the Miami News, investigates a series of bizarre deaths involving terminal sex, electrocution and freshly poured concrete. With the help of a dying detective, Brett probes the unsolved murder of a small girl. The girl's murder may implicate the front runner in the governor's race. 118926 1995 Britt Montero: Suitable for Framing NM OWN - P Buchanan, Edna #3 Britt Montereo Mysteries Reporter Britt Montero, ace crime reporter of the Miami News, has taken a brash, young reporter, Trish Tierney, under her wing. But her protégé may be creating the sensational stories she's breaking. Then Trish is murdered. As Britt investigates, she finds herself the prime suspect in a horrifying murder and in the middle of a red-hot story that could cost her more than her career. Trish had mirrored her mentor's energy and cool. No one expected her to be murdered halfway investigation of a carjacking ring. After a series of betrayals and more deaths, Britt is jailed for murder. 118927 2001 Britt Montero: You Only Die Twice: NM OWN - H Buchanan, Edna #7 Britt Montero Mysteries Reporter Britt Montero, ace crime reporter of the Miami News, covers the police beat in Miami where everything is exaggerated, where colors are too vivid to be real, where ugly is uglier and passions run high. Montero hears a radio transmission at police headquarters and is among the first on the scene when a body washes up on Miami Beach -- a young, blonde beauty wearing nothing but a single Tiffany earring and a diamond wedding ring. There's evidence of a struggle, but not much more to go on until a fingerprint check tells a different tale. This is no ordinary floater. In fact this floater is about to make front page headlines just like she did when she was murdered by her playboy husband almost a decade ago. It's been nearly 10 years since department store heir was tried, convicted and sentenced to death for murder. Now he sits on death row convicted of killing a woman who was alive all this time. Montero lives for this kind of a story but she may die for this one as well because each question raises others and the truth could doom the overly inquisitive journalist. 118928 1996 Brittas Empire, The T UK. Episode #43. 4-23-1996 Photographer (Hugh Walters). 118929 1994 Brittas Empire, The: Brussels Calling T Episode #30. 11-14-1994 News Media. Reporter (Alexandra Gilbreath). 118930 1997 Brittas Empire, The: Exposed T Episode #51. Reporter (Jonathan Stokes). 118931 1994 Brittas Empire, The: High Noon T Episode. 3-6-1994 Reporter (Adjoa Andoh). 118932 1992 Brittas Empire, The: Safety First T Episode #12. 2-13-1992 News Media. Reporter (Annabel Lambe). 118933 1992 Brittas Empire, The: Temple of the Body T UK. 1-9-1992. Season #2, Episode #2. Reporter (Geoffrey Drew). Photographer (Graeme Smith). 118934 1997 Brittle Glory M Reporter (Wendy Davis). 118935 2006 Bro'Town: I Still Call Australia Home C Episode #19. 11-1-2006 News Media. Anchorman (John Campbell - Voice) of 3 News. Anchorwoman (Carol Hirschfeld - Voice) of 3 News. 118936 2005 Bro'Town: MorningSide Story C Episode #13. 10-26-2005 News Media. Anchorman (John Campbell - Voice) of 3 News. Anchorwoman (Carol Hirschfeld - Voice) of 3 News. 118937 2004 Bro'Town: Sionerella C Episode #2. 9-29-2004 News Media. Anchorman (John Campbell - Voice) of 3 News. Anchorwoman (Carol Hirschfeld - Voice) of 3 News. 118938 2004 Bro'Town: Weakest Link, The C Episode #1. 9-22-2004 News Media. Anchorman (John Campbell - Voice) of 3 News. Anchorwoman (Carol Hirschfeld - Voice) of 3 News. 118939 2004 Bro'Town: Wrong One, The C Episode #3. News Media. Anchorman (John Campbell - Voice) of 3 News. Anchorwoman (Carol Hirschfeld - Voice) of 3 News. 118940 2005 Bro'Town: Zeelander C Episode #7. News Media. Anchorman (John Campbell - Voice) of 3 News. Anchorwoman (Carol Hirschfeld - Voice) of 3 News. 54 Presenter (Teuila Blakely - Voice). 118941 2005 Broadcast MF Belgium Reporter (Matthijs Scheepers) 118942 2002 Broadcast M Reporter #1 Rich (Worm Miller). Reporter #2 (Mark Cartier). Radio Anchor (Patrick Casey). Radio Broadcast pronounces the end of the world by means of Martian invasion turning friends against friends. 118943 1995 Broadcast Bombshells M SVD 557 Dinki, Joe (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Weathercaster Kendall (Amy Lynn Baxter) of WSEX, tries to convince station owner Mr. Buel (Ken Dashow) to let her pursue story of bomber who has been terrorizing the community. Chief rival associate producer Amanda (Debbie Rochon) conspires to catch sportscaster Brian (John Richardson) with his pants down by arranging to have a camera planted above his dressing room. She has sex with the switcher operator in the control room. Kendall becomes involved with the carpenter and aspiring sculptor and thinks he is the bomber. They make out behind charity telethon set while sportscaster makes concluding speech unaware bomb has been planted below the stage Bomber turns out to be the station owner who claims he plants the bombs as a publicity stunt, but realized he had to stop his staff when they began snooping around too much. Weathercaster decides to leave with the sculptor. WSEX Anchorman Ron Reynolds (Erik Hansen). Newsroom Crew Members (Joseph Anthony, Jason Hefter, Jeffrey Mann, Kevin G. Shinnick, Stee J. Szlarski). 118944 1999 Broadcast Journalist D IJPC 121 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-One -- 1970s, The: Part Two -- Broadcast Journalist, The. Hostile Critics. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Broadcast Journalist: “Network,” “The China Syndrome,” “The Electric Horseman,” “Act of Violence,” “First You Cry,” “Cold Turkey,” “Bananas." “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” “Lou Grant,” “WKRP in Cincinnati,” “Hindenburg.” “M*A*S*H.” Critics: “The Odd Couple,” “Theatre of Blood.” 118945 2001 Broadcast Life (FM 70) MF Episode Reporters team up to form a partnership on traffic-reporting. By coincidence the two reporters are teamed up to host a television show with a rival reporter who plays pranks on them. 118946 1987 Broadcast News M DVD -R HQ 4183, 4184, 4185. L. B7 Brooks, James One of the best films ever made on broadcast journalism TV News Staff. Anchor Tom Grunick (William Hurt) comes to the Washington Bureau as the new mannequin who reads the news. Producer Jane Craig (Holly Hunter) and top TV Reporter-Newswriter Aaron Altman (Albert Brooks). Aaron's Cameraman (Steve Smith). Veteran TV Network Anchor Bill Rorish (Jack Nicholson)., Altman tells Craig that Grunick represents everything about the news business she has been fighting against, but she falls for him Craig becomes the new anchor's brain in the control room during live coverage of a breaking news event. They are the perfect team -- Grunick flawless on camera with Craig feeding him facts and summaries over the headphones. Production assistant Blair Litton (Joan Cusack). Weekend News Producer (Nicholas D. Blanchet). Jennifer Mack (Lois Chiles), blonde Capitol correspondent. Network's Washington Bureau chief (Robert Prosky). Weekend News Director (James V. Franco). News Theme Writers (Glen Roven, Marc Shaiman). Newsroom Worker (Gerald Ender). Spanish Cameraman (Manny Alvarez). 118947 1987 Broadcast News MS OWN - H Brooks, James L. (Screenplay) TV News Staff. Anchor Tom Grunick is the new man at the Washington Bureau. Producer Jane Craig helps him achieve stardom. TV Reporter-Newswriter Aaron Altman wants to be an anchor to get some of the glory. Veteran TV Network Anchor Bill Rorish. Ethical dilemmas and current state of broadcast news explored. When Altman tells Grunick he wants to be an anchor, Grunick helps him through a painful audition in which he literally "sweats" himself out of contention. 118948 1993 Broadcast Tapes of Dr. Peter, The DT SV 211 5-1-93 News Media. Peter Jepson-Young as himself. 118949 1942 Broadway M News Media. Reporter (Frank Ferguson). Reporter (Pat Gleason). Newsman (Jimmy Conlin). Photographer (Eddie Bruce). Western Union Messenger (Walter Tetley). 118950 1917 Broadway Arizona M PR - AFI-Press Agents Press Agent (Dana Ong). 118951 1933 Broadway Bad M Rogers Reporters (Max Wagner, Harold Goodwin). Newsboy (Matty Roubert) 118952 1990 Broadway Beat DT Correspondent Quinn Lemley. Interviewer Sideny Meyer. Host Ritchie Ridge. 118953 1942 Broadway Big Shot M Mooney, Martin (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jimmy O'Brien (Ralph Byrd), a star college quarterback, is imprisoned on a phony charge at the urging of Editor Tom Barnes (Dick Rush) so he can get a story on a convict who took the rap for a racketeer. They enlist aid of district attorney. Once in prison, O'Brien learns the convict he wanted to contact has died. Editor convinces him to remain in prison to expose conditions there. He gets elected president of prison's Welfare League. Also invited to warden's house and meets warden's daughter. Although he breaks the original story, O'Brien does not give it to his paper until the daughter has persuaded the editor to admit that he helped to set up the reporter. Once freed, the reporter agrees to play on the prison football team. 118954 1918 Broadway Bill M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 118955 1934 Broadway Bill M L Reporter (Robert Allen) 118956 1939 Broadway Bill R CD 002 Lux Radio Theater Lux Radio Theater 39-04-24 Newspaper 118957 1926 Broadway Boob, The M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 118958 2003 Broadway Boogie Woogie: Damon Runyon and the Making of New York Culture N Schwarz, Daniel R. Journalist Damon Runyon was an indispensable figure in creating public images of New York City culture. Runyan’s career ranges from sports writer to daily columnist, trial reporter and Hollywood figure to the author of the still widely read short stories that were the source of the Broadway hit, “Guys and Dolls.” He created a special language of the Broadway stories known as “Runyonese,” a word that has become an adjective describing flamboyant behavior. 118959 1931 Broadway Complex SS GPL Runyon, Damon In "Damon Runyon Omnibus, The." From "Money From Home." Newspaperman. Ambrose Hammer, the newspaper scribe, who talks about what's wrong with the world. Ambrose is very pessimistic about everything. Ambrose is writing a play "ever since I know him, which is a matter of several years." Ambrose becomes editor in chief of the newspaper and finishes his play. 118960 1929 Broadway Daddies M Columbia Story Newspaper. Article lets the cat out of the bag 118961 1997 Broadway Damage M Aspiring Magazine Journalist Cynthia (Mara Hobel), a recent college graduate trying to make a name for herself in Manhattan, wants to work for Vanity Fair and keeps leaving desperate phone messages for Editor Tina Brown that, to the surprise of Cynthia and no one else, never get returned. In the meantime, she supports herself with the help of her father’s charge card. Loser-turned-winner-but-still fat Cynthia does get a return call from Tina Brown. Cynthia is a shriekingly neurotic rich girl, straight and overweight., who pursues her dream job at Vanity Fair with the scary persistence of a stalker. 118962 1955 Broadway Dateline T Damon Runyon Theatre - 11-12-55 Newspapers. Pat Carroll, Jack Carson 118963 1935 Broadway Gondolier M Reporter (Bill Elliott). Reporter (Jack Norton). Reporter (Emmett Vogan). Photographer (George Chandler). 118964 1935 Broadway Highlights No. 2 M Short Columnist Floyd Gibbons. Newspaper Columnist Ed Sullivan. 118965 1941 Broadway Limited M DVD -R HQ 6335, 6332. Reporter (Jack Rice), haughty Reporter. Photographer (George Chandler). Press. Actress, producer and secretary are taken for kidnappers when their PR stunt backfires on a train. Public Relations. 118966 1927 Broadway Madness M AFI-Radio Radio 118967 1935 Broadway Melody of 1936 M DVD -R HQ 2656, 2657. L Hart, Moss (Story). Jack McGowan, Sid Silvers (Screenplay). Ness Book Gossip Columnist Bert Keeler (Jack Benny) is another Walter Winchell-inspired columnist who works for the New York World-Tribune and broadcasts on WHN Radio. "The eyes and ears of Broadway, with his nose in everybody's business." Opens his broadcast: "Good evening, you little scandal lovers." Broadway producer keeps punching him after his column comes out. Managing Editor Scully (Paul Harvey). 118968 1938 Broadway Musketeers M Radio News Announcer (Jon Hiestand) 118969 1950 Broadway Open House T Series 1950-1951 Press 118970 1944 Broadway Rhythm M Press Agent (Sidney Blackmer) 118971 1918 Broadway Scandal, A M Press 118972 1929 Broadway Scandals M AFI-Radio Announcers Radio 118973 1939 Broadway Serenade M DVD -R 1707 Reporter Denny Madison (Ray Walker) of the Morning Star. Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Allen Fox). Reporter (Jack Luden). Reporter (Bert Moorhouse). Reporter (Charlels Sherlock). Photographer (Ernie Alexander). Cameraman (Clayton Moore). 118974 1949 Broadway Spotlight T Press 118975 1933 Broadway Thru a Keyhole (aka Broadway Through a Keyhole) M Winchell, Walter (Story). C. Graham Baker, Gene Towne (Screenplay) Columnist Walter Winchell (Voice Only). Columnist #1 (Franklyn Ardell). Columnist #2 (Charles Lane). Columnist Sidney (Andrew Tombes). 118976 1949 Broadway to Hollywood: (aka Broadway to Hollywood: Headline Cues) DT Series 1949-1954 Host George Putnam (1949-1951). Then Bill Slater, Conrad Nagal. News, gossip, music. 118977 1966 Broder Gabrielsen MF Journalist (Svein Erik Brodal) 118978 1982 Broderie Anglaise SS OWN Gilliatt, Penelope In "They Sleep Without Dreaming." Newspaper. Grania Byam, 15, gets a job with Embroidery Weekly. Upstairs were editorial offices of Your Lovely Home, The Little Years (A Magazine for Mothers), Fiction for Your Chaise Longue. Other magazines also. Writes about needlework, proofread diagrams of petit point and gross point. Counted characters for justified captions. Learned what a widow meant and how poor it was in typographical ethics to have a widow bleeding in the gutter. Put the issue to bed. Miss Helm, editor of Fiction for Your Chaise Longue had developed a crippling stammer because she was in love with editor-in-chief. 118979 1986 Broderna Mozart MF Journalist (Inga Landgre) 118980 1994 Brodrene Dal og legenden om Atlant-Is MTF Miniseries Reporter (Geir Helljesen-Himself). Reporter (Svein Torgersen-Himself). 118981 1994 Brodrene Dal og legenden om Atlant-Is MTF Miniseries Reporters Geif Helljesen, Svein Torgersen. 118982 2003 Broke Sky M TV Anchor (Mike Barger) 118983 2007 Broken N Tomlinson, Dar TV Reporter Carron Fitzpartrick is an Anglo flame-haired beauty, cold and calculating who would stop at nothing to get what she wanted. And she wanted a family man with a wife, a son and a job he loved. From their first meeting, the man’s thoughts are consumed by Fitzpatrick, the local TV reporter and daughter of one of the richest men in town. When it becomes obvious that she plans to seduce the family man, he falls and falls hard. Thus begins an affair that will leave his marriage broken, his business in ruins and his soul on the auction block. 118984 1928 Broken Barriers M Hayward, Caroline F. (Story). Isadore Bernstein (Titles-Scenario). AFI-Editors/Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Charles Hill (Gaston Glass) investigates the death of a candidate for mayor who has a heart attack after he is threatened by a political boss who arranges to make it look like he died in an automobile accident. Candidate decided to quit when he was faced with newspaper expose. Hill gets a job with the political boss. Although he gets the story, editor Thomas Walker (Carlton Stockdale) kills it because the reporter has fallen for the political boss' daughter Variety, 2/13/29: "If the audience is sufficiently illiterate to believe that a publisher would tear up a graft scandal yarn and cover up technical murder evidence, all because his star reporter falls for the bad guy's daughter, then they'll go big for [this film]. 118985 2006 Broken Bridges M TV Reporter (Greg Clarkson). Newsroom Staff (Kenneth L. Zirkman). 118986 1915 Broken Coin, The M Big U -- Serial - Episode One Newspaperwoman Kitty Gray (Grace Cunard), a San Francisco newspaper woman. Her Editor-in-Chief (Carl Laemmle). 118987 1919 Broken Commandments M AFI-Novelists Writer 118988 1926 Broken Hearts M AFI-Authors Writer 118989 2000 Broken Hearts Club, The M DVD -R HQ 2138, 2139 Photographer in West Hollywood laments over his relationships until tragedy strikes his group of gay friends. 118990 1923 Broken Hearts of Broadway M AFI-Playwrights Writer 118991 1915 Broken Law, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 118992 2003 Broken Morning MT UK News Media. American Journalist #1 (Paul Eros). American Journalist #2 (Lander Dunbar). 118993 2005 Broken News: Bolivian Crisis T Episode #5. News Staff. Bullet Points Presenter Sam Henman (Lucy Briers). Bullet Points Presenter Sam French (Pip Torrens). Bullet Points Presenter Sam Graham (Melissa Lloyd). World Money Today - Katerina Schultheiss (Britta Gartner). Johan Fleischer (Jack Gustav). ESN - ESN Network Reporter Justin Rustin (Hugh Parker). ESN Reporter Alexis Fantom (Ashley Blake). Richard Pritchard (Duncan Duff). Katie Tate (Sharon Horgan). Melanie Bellamy (Indira Varma). Look Out East - Look Out East Network Reporter Nick Andrews (Simon Scardifield). Look Out East Network Reporter Penny Watson (Robin Weaver). Russ (Phil Nice). Sharah Holt (Carli Norris). Phil Curdridge (Kim Wall). Traffic Reports - Claire (Sarah Hadland). PVS - Adam Lockwood (Steve Toussant). Frances Walsh (Clare Wille). So News - Colin Kay (Philip Brodie). Josh Cashman (Phil Nichol). Claudia Van Sant (Lucy Porter). Weather Joe Alloway (Jon Briggs, Wendy Allan). Movie News - Joe Reed (Tom Goodman-Hill). IBS - IBS Network Reporter Miles Anderton (John Schwab). Julia Regan (Claudia Christian). Anthony Markovitz (Colin Stinton). Go Sports - Natalie Goslin (Joanna Bobin). Guy Batson (Tom Goodman-Hill). World Money Today - Kyoko Ogura (Haruka Kuroda). 118994 2005 Broken News: Crime T Episode #4. 11-14-2005 News Media. PVS- Network Reporter Zoe Butler (Lucy Akhurst). Bullet Points Presenter Sam Foskett (Alice Arnold). PVS - Network Reporter Richard Harbinger (Roderic Culver). ESN Richard Pritchard (Duncan Duff). ESN - Katie Tate (Sharon Horgan). PVS Adam Lockwood (Steve Toussaint). ESN Melanie Bellamy (Indira Varma). PVS Frances Walsh (Clare Wille). IBS Julia Regan (Claudia Christian). IBS Anthony Markovitz (Colin Stinton). ESN Reporter Alexis Fantom (Ashley Blake). Go Sports Natalie Gosling (Joanna (Jo) Bobin). Movie News Joe Reed (Tom Goodman-Hill). Look Out East Network Reporter (Nick Andrews). IBS Network Reporter (Miles Anderton). Weather Joe Alloway (Jon Briggs). Weather Wendy Fox (Sian Jones). Colin Kay - So News (Philip Brodie). Claire - Traffic Reports (Sarah Hadland). Josh Cashman - So News (Phil Nichol). Claudia Van Sant - So News (Lucy Porter). IBS Alecia (Lauren Ward). Bullet Points Presenter Sam Graham (Melissa Lloyd). Guy Batson - Go Sports (Joe Reed). Weather Wendy Sundhu (Sunita Shroff). Weather Wendy Watts (Wendy Wason). World Money Today -- Michelle Wong (Joanna Ampil), Tom Mitchell (John Chancer), Todd Todmore (Ian Duncan), Dan Evans (Chris French), others. 118995 2005 Broken News: Half Way There Day T Episode #3. 11-21-2005 News Media. PVS- Network Reporter Zoe Butler (Lucy Akhurst). Bullet Points Presenter Sam Foskett (Alice Arnold). PVS - Network Reporter Richard Harbinger (Roderic Culver). ESN Richard Pritchard (Duncan Duff). ESN - Katie Tate (Sharon Horgan). PVS Adam Lockwood (Steve Toussaint). ESN Melanie Bellamy (Indira Varma). PVS Frances Walsh (Clare Wille). IBS Julia Regan (Claudia Christian). IBS Anthony Markovitz (Colin Stinton).ESN Reporter Alexis Fantom (Ashley Blake). Go Sports Natalie Gosling (Joanna (Jo) Bobin). Movie News Joe Reed (Tom Goodman-Hill). Look Out East Network Reporter (Nick Andrews). IBS Network Reporter (Miles Anderton). Weather Joe Alloway (Jon Briggs). Weather Wendy Fox (Sian Jones). Colin Kay - So News (Philip Brodie). Claire - Traffic Reports (Sarah Hadland). Josh Cashman - So News (Phil Nichol). Claudia Van Sant - So News (Lucy Porter). IBS Alecia (Lauren Ward). Bullet Points Presenter Sam Graham (Melissa Lloyd). Guy Batson - Go Sports (Joe Reed). Weather Wendy Sundhu (Sunita Shroff). Weather Wendy Watts (Wendy Wason). World Money Today -- Michelle Wong (Joanna Ampil), Tom Mitchell (John Chancer), Todd Todmore (Ian Duncan), Dan Evans (Chris French), others. 118996 2005 Broken News: Hijack T Episode #6. 12-5-2005 News Staff. (See Other Episodes). ESPN Network Reporter Alison Ellison (Kate Miles). ESN Network Reporter Martin Dart (Christopher Rowe). Correspondent (Rebecca Sarker). French Anchor (Stephane Cornicard). Russian Anchor (Irina Karatcheva). Japanese Anchor (Kyotko Morita). German Anchor (Albert Welling). Arabic Anchor (Amani Zain). 118997 2005 Broken News: Missing Island T Episode #2. News Staff. IBS Network Reporters Leanne Williams (Lynn Blades). PVS Network Reporter Richard Harbinger (Roderic Culver). ESN Network Reporter Justin Rustin (Hugh Parker). IBS Network Reporter Miles Anderton (John Schwab). Look Out East Network Reporter Penny Watson (Robin Weaver). ESN Reporter Alexis Fantom (Ashley Blake). Reporter in the Sea (John Hodgskinson). 118998 2005 Broken News: Tomato Flu T Episode #1. 10-31-2005 News Staff. PVS Network Reporter Richard Harbinger (Roderic Culver). PVS Network Reporters Paula Kay (Charlotte Hughes). IBS Network Reporter Loren Peterson (Lorelei King). Look Out East Network Reporter Nick Andrews (Simon Scardifield). IBS Network Reporter Miles Anderton (John Schwab). Look Out East Network Reporter Penny Watson (Robin Weaver). ESN Reporter (Alexis Fantom (Ashley Blake). World Money Today - Tom Mitchell (John Chancer). Todd Todmore (Ian Duncan). Katerina Schultheiss (Britta Gartner). Johan Fleischer (Jack Gustav). Kyoko Ogura (Haruka Kuroda). Francis Xavier-Menensez (Luis Soto). Brett Mackensie (Ralph Van Dijk). 118999 2006 Broken Oath M News Media. TV News Reporter (Matt Milano). Newspaper Reporter (Sean McHose). TV News Cameraman (Roy Talcott). 119000 1955 Broken Pledge, The MT Newspaperwoman rips off a miner who wants to ambush the Sioux 119001 1939 Broken Pledges N OWN - H Gibbs, Philip American Journalist assigned to an English post is vehicle for the story of Munich, Chamberlain, Czechoslovakia's loss in 1939 at the outbreak of World War II 119002 2006 Broken Silence N Lyndsay, Laura Paparazzi cover British movie star Darcy Ward who is forced to leave England for America after an attack on him is made to appear like an attempted suicide. Haunted by the unsolved crime that took his stardom, he reinvents himself as a producer. When he returns to England five years later to seek backing for his film, he finds more than he bargained for -- he meets a beautiful nanny, a former ballerina, and suddenly his personal life regains meaning. But he risks his happiness and career when he must secretly betray her to resolve a family crisis, battle his unmerciful ex-lover and the paparazzi, while proving his innocence when his film is sabotaged through Mafia deception. 119003 1998 Broken Sword G American Reporter George Stobbart and his French girlfriend Nico. 119004 1999 Broken Sword 2: The Smoking Mirror G American Reporter George Stobbart and his French girlfriend Nico return. Race around the globe with George as he frantically attempts to free Nico, his investigative reporter girlfriend, from the clutches of an international crime cartel. Guide Nico and George as they unravel the dark mysteries that lead them closer and closer to an ancient horror best left buried in the steamy jungles of Central America. 119005 1864 Broken to Harness N Yates Press 119006 1995 Broken Trust MT Photographer (Robert Thurston). 119007 1941 Broken Vase NM OWN - P Stout, Rex News Media. A young violinist shoots himself to death. But Detective Tecumseh Fox believes certain events drove the man to suicide. 119008 1973 Brollopet MF Photographer (Anders Oscarsson). 119009 1958 Bronco -- United Kingdom Come T Former Newspaperman forms an alliance with a crooked sheriff to steal away the Queen of England's crown jewels. 119010 1980 Bronco Billy M Eastwood Reporter (Danny Jensen). Reporters at the Bank (Douglas Copsey, Roger Dale Simmons, James Simmerhan). Reporters at Sanitorium (Jenny Sterling, Robert Dale Simmons). Reporter at Bank (Roger Dale Simmons). Photographer (Arlis Tranmer). 119011 1981 Bronnen N Springer, Michael Germany Journalist 119012 2007 Bronx is Burning, The: Caught! (aka CAUGHT!) T DVD -R HQ 8829 Mahler, Jonathan (Book - "Ladies and Gentlemen, The Bronx is Burning"). Episode #6. 8-7-2007 News Media. Reporter (Kal Thompson). Radio Sports Reporter (Bob Dunsworth). Yankees struggle on the field. Son of Sam strikes again. Martin finally agrees to bat Jackson in the cleanup spot. 119013 2007 Bronx Is Burning, The: Game's Not as Easy As It Looks, The T Mahler, Jonathan (Book - "Ladies and Gentlemen, The Bronx is Burning"). Episode #7. 8-14-2007 Sports Reporter-Photographer (Hans Hartman). Radio Sports Reporter (Bob Dunsworth). Yankees clinch the AL East title. Ed Koch wins the mayoral race. Martin benches Jackson in the deciding playoff game. Los Angeles Times Reporter (Phil Gardiner). 119014 2007 Bronx Is Burning, The: Mr. October T DVD -R HQ 8914 Mahler, Jonathan (Book - "Ladies and Gentlemen, The Bronx is Burning"). Episode #9. 8-28-2007 Sports-News Media. The 1977 World Series between the Yankees and Dodgers comes to a conclusion. Reggie lets it be known that he will not return to the Yankees next season if Billy Martin remains as manager of the team. 119015 2007 Bronx Is Burning, The: Past Combatants T DVD -R HQ 8865 Mahler, Jonathan (Book - "Ladies and Gentlemen, The Bronx is Burning"). Episode #8. 8-21-2007 Sports-News Media. Radio Sports Reporter (Bob Dunsworth). Yankees and Dodgers meet in the 1977 World Series marking the ninth time the two teams have played for the MLB World Championship. 119016 2007 Bronx is Burning, The: Seven Commandments, The T DVD -R HQ 8796 (6 is missing on disc) Mahler, Jonathan (Book - "Ladies and Gentlemen, The Bronx is Burning"). Episode #5. 7-31-2007 News Media. Radio Sports Reporter (Bob Dunsworth). Yankees fall into third place in their push towards the American League Pennant. Blackout cripples New York City as the anniversary of the first killing by "Son of Sam" nears. Thurmon Munson tries to help Billy Martin. Steinbrenner decides to fire his manager again. 119017 2007 Bronx is Burning, The: Special - On the Set T Mahler, Jonathan (Book - "Ladies and Gentlemen, The Bronx is Burning"). Episode #1. 7-8-2007 News Media. 119018 2007 Bronx Is Burning, The: Straw, The T DVD -R HQ 8737 Mahler, Jonathan (Book - "Ladies and Gentlemen, The Bronx is Burning"). Episode #2. 7-9-2007. ESPN Miniseries Sports Media. Reporters (Hans Hartman, Stephen Kyle, Lawrence Ryan). Sports Photographer (Hans Hartman). Yankee Owner George Steinbrenner signs free agent Reggie Jackson and teammates react to Jackson's interview with SPORT Magazine. Reggie Jackson refers to himself as "the straw that stirs the drink" further alienating himself from manager and players. New York begins to deal with a bigger problem: a series of murders have been linked to New York's first serial killer in 4 decades. 119019 2007 Bronx Is Burning, The: Team in Turmoil T DVD -R HQ 8775 Mahler, Jonathan (Book - "Ladies and Gentlemen, The Bronx is Burning"). Episode #3. 7-17-2007 Reporters (Lawrence Ryan, Hans Hartman). Radio Sports Reporter (Bob Dunsworth). Sports Photographer (Hans Hartman). Thurmon Munson reacts to a magazine article. Steinbrenner feuds with Billy Martin. Billy and George meet to try to smooth things over before the beginning of the 1977 season. Mayor Abraham D. Beame sets up his new Omega task force to try to catch the Son of Sam serial killer. Reggie continues to alienate himself from his teammates. 119020 2007 Bronx Is Burning, The: Time For a Change? T DVD -R HQ 8786 Mahler, Jonathan (Book - "Ladies and Gentlemen, The Bronx is Burning"). Episode #4. 7-30-2007 Reporters (Hans Hartman, Kal Thompson, Lawrence Ryan). Radio Sports Reporter (Bob Dunsworth). Sports Photographer (Hans Hartman). Clash of egos between Billy Martin, Reggie Jackson and George Steinbrenner begin to take its toll on the Yankee team. George considers firing Billy Martin again and the "Son of Sam" killere continues his rampage. 119021 2007 Bronx Is Burning, The: World Series T Mahler, Jonathan (Book - "Ladies and Gentlemen, The Bronx is Burning"). Episode #8. 8-28-2007 Cameraman (Bill Sorice). The 1977 World Series between the Yankees and Dodgers comes to a conclusion. 119022 1987 Bronx Zoo, The: Conspicuous by Their Abstinence T Episode #4. 4-8-1987 News Media. Reporter #1 (Charles Walker). Reporter #2 (Julie Inouye). Reporter #3 (Leslie Sachs). 119023 1998 Brooklyn South: Exposing Johnson T Episode #12. 1-18-1998 Photographer (Michael Beattie). 119024 2002 Bros., The M Magazine Reporter (Jason Quinn). Awards Show Reporter (Chris Hurt) 119025 2006 Bros., The M Magazine Reporter (Jason Quinn). Correspondent (Will Moore). Talk Show Host (Monica White). Award Shows Reporter (Chris Hurt). 119026 1967 Brot und Rosen MF Reporter Kramer (Annemarie Brodhagen) 119027 1959 Broth of a Boy M Leonard, Hugh (Play - "Big Birthday, The"). Patrick Kirwan, Blanaid Irvine (Screenplay) Ireland - Ness Book TV Producer Randall (Tony Wright) for Newcomb Consolidated Television arrives in small Irish village and discovers town is preparing birthday celebration for Fitzgerald, believed the world's oldest man. He decides it would make a great story, convinces townspeople to allow him to do a broadcast. Although his boss fires him when he calls with the news because he hasn't checked in for more than two weeks, the producer does not let the town know this. He goes ahead with his plans -- he gets his job back after local priest convinces his boss the story is true. At first opposed by man's great-granddaughter, who accuses him of exploiting the old man. But she converts to his side and becomes his assistant. Old man reveals privately to his son that he lied about his age in order to collect pension. Also arrested for clubbing man who caught him poaching. TV crew arrives as his trial is taking place. Old man is released. Telegram arrives stating other contender for title of world's oldest man died a week ago. 119028 1944 Brother Brat C L. Vol. 2, Golden Age Documentary prologue 119029 1882 Brother Gardner's Lime Kiln Club SS Lewis, Charles Bertrand Fictional Journalist created by Lewis. Sketches during the final quarter of the 19th century when verbal caricature was much in vogue. Collection. 119030 1940 Brother Orchid M DVD -R HQ 3549, 3548. L Reporter. 1st Reporter (De Wolfe Hopper). 2nd Reporter (George Haywood). 3rd Reporter (Creighton Hale). Second Reporter (William Hopper). 119031 1938 Brother Rat M DVD -R HQ 10943, 10944 Reagan Newsreel Scott (Fred Hamilton). "Tripod" Andrews (Robert Scott) 119032 1940 Brother Rat and a Baby M DVD -R HQ 2564, 2565 Reagan News Media 119033 1992 Brother's Keeper M Interviewer (Connie Chung) 119034 1998 Brother's Keeper: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-24-1998 News Media. Reporter (Dennis Satterfield). Woman Reporter (Selma McPherson). 119035 1989 Brother's Promise, A: Dan Jansen Story, The T VHS 345 News Media 119036 2007 Brotherhood 11, The: Nothing Like Experience NR Okati, Willa Gay Columnist Allen leads a comfortable, quiet life as a columnist and veterinarian. Unlike some of the other Brothers, Allen considers himself to be firmly off the dating market. Even though he considers himself open to new ideas and a pretty easygoing guy, a trip to Amour Magique looking for love is definitely not on his agenda. Of course, with that decision made the first thing he finds is a hot young stud who happens to like older men. Chance sticks to Allen like glue, bringing out Allen's protective side and then his sexual interest. The young buck seems determined to convince Allen that there's nothing wrong with a little May and December. He's even less sure when he finds out that the hot little stud Chance happens to be something he never expected to find outside of science fiction: a lone wolf. Actually, a werewolf. 119037 1999 Brotherhood of Murder MT Based on a true story. News Media. TV Reporter (Suzette Meyers). Struggling young father can no longer support his wife and family. 119038 2003 Brotherhood of Poland, New Hampshire: Little Girl Lost T Episode #4. 10-22-2003 Reporter (Jeffery Alan - Town Reporter). 119039 2001 Brotherhood, The M News Reporter (Lauren Bailey) 119040 2007 Brotherhood: Down in the Flood 3:5-6 T DVD -R HQ 9036 Episode #13. 10-7-2007 News Media covers Tommy’s reelection campaign. He appears on a talk-show and takes a beating about his family. Tommy and Michael’s estranged Irish cousin returns to Providence and wants a job. Michael continues to have seizures without his knowledge. 119041 2006 Brotherhood: Genesis 27:39 T DVD -R HQ 6705 Episode. News Media. 119042 2008 Brotherhood: Let Rome in Tiber Melt T DVD -R HQ 10549 Episode. 11-17-2008 News Media. Chief Investigator threatens Tommy saying he will go to the news media if he isn’t allowed to hire another investigator. Tommy relents and tells him never to play that card again. 119043 2006 Brotherhood: Mark 8:36 T DVD -R HQ 6408 Episode #1. 7-9-2006 News Media. Reporter (Elizabeth Dean). Courthouse Reporter (Scott Winters). Photographer (Mark Anthony Brown). Two brothers, one in public office, the other a criminal in a dark drama. News media covers state legislature, crime. 119044 2006 Brotherhood: Matthews 5:6 T DVD -R HQ 6561 Reporter. Journal Reporter tells the Representative that no comment is not a good answer, but the representative disagrees. Reporters referred to as "jackals" as he comes into the building. 119045 2007 Brotherhood: Not Dark Yet 3:5-6 T DVD -R HQ 9138 Episode #15. 10-21-2007 News Media. Reporter. News Conference on Tommy’s new political deal. 119046 2007 Brotherhood: Only a Pawn...1:7-8 T DVD -R HQ 9264 Episode. 11-2007 News Media covers the election. Results come across on TV screen. 119047 2007 Brotherhood: Things Have Changed: 1:7-8 T DVD -R HQ 9339 Episode. 11-2007 News Media destroy Tommy’s chances as speaker of the house by reporting his brother Michael was involved in a running daylight shooting battle in the streets of Providence. Reporter interviews Tommy with a tape recorder asking him about his brother. Tommy offers to buy the reporter a drink later in the day. 119048 2007 Brotherhood: True Love Tends To Forget 1:1-4 T DVD -R HQ 9241 Episode. 11-2007 News Media covers the election. 119049 2008 Brotherhood: Uneasy Lies the Head T DVD -R HQ 10475 Episode. 11-2-2008 News Media. Press Conference. TV coverage. Tommy considers a risky career move. His brother gets more and more vicious as he kills a law enforcement officer and shoots a TV set because of news coverage of Tommy. 119050 1990 Brothers T Talk Show Host Penny lands a spot as a talk-show host on a cable-TV station and her first guest or victim is biographer Donald Maltby 119051 1977 Brothers M News Media. Newscaster #1 (Jane Gibbons). Newscaster #2 (David Shaw). 119052 1982 Brothers M Journalist (Desmond Tester). Journalist Two (John Garwood). Cameraman (Roger Ward). Cameraman Two (Ken Metcalfe). 119053 2007 Brothers & Sisters: 36 hours T DVD -R HQ 9245 Episode #30. 11-11-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Justin reaches a critical new low point with his addiction. Kitty and Robert move toward their future together with a renewed perspective. 119054 2006 Brothers & Sisters: Act of Will, An T DVD -R HQ 6957 Episode #2. 9-30-2006 Radio Talk Show Host and future TV News Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin. She becomes a regular on a national TV program voicing her conservative views against a liberal. Reading of the father's will threatens to cause a rift in the family. Kitty does her first broadcast. 119055 2006 Brothers & Sisters: Affairs of State T DVD -R HQ 7022 Episode #2. 10-7-2006 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is a regular on a national TV program voicing her conservative views against liberal commentator Warren Salter. Host Jack Bishop of the Red White & Blue program. Walker loses a bet with Salter and has to go to dinner with him. After dinner and drinks, they fall into bed. Walker confesses she slept with Salter to her fiancé who leaves her. William Walker's indiscretions are made public. Nora reveals she is not as naïve as her family thought. 119056 2007 Brothers & Sisters: All in the Family. T DVD -R HQ 8297 Episode #17. 4-1-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin takes a job with Sen. McCallister as his Communications Director. Nora invites Holly's daughter to a family dinner and some of the brothers and sisters act badly. Kitty doesn't even show up because she is with the Senator and his children in a disastrous dinner. 119057 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Almost Normal T DVD -R HQ 11477 Episode #65. 10-11-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Robert and Nora struggle to accept Kitty’s cancer and to come to an agreement on the best treatment. A surprise visitor makes it easier to bear the burden of revealing it to the family. 119058 2007 Brothers & Sisters: American Family, An T DVD -R HQ 9027 Episode #25. 10-7-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Kevin, Nora and Kitty go to pick up Justin who has just returned home from the war. McCallister finds he’s getting closer to Walkers. Meanwhile, the truth is revealed between Sarah and Rebecca and Tommy is not able to get the hang of being a father. 119059 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Bad News T DVD -R HQ 8411 Episode #20. 4-29-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin takes a job with Sen. McCallister as his Communications Director. Kitty and Robert reach an impasse after a helicopter crash in a helicopter they were supposed to ride in, but didn't. A young speechwriter for Robert is killed instead. Kitty asks Robert to marry her. Sarah cannot get past her husband's alleged indiscretions. 119060 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Bakersfield T DVD -R HQ 10468 Episode. 11-2-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the new Communications Director. Nora and Kitty go to see Ryan, who may be Nora’s step-son because of an affair between her husband and a co-worker. The husband knows nothing about the affair and kicks Nora and Kitty out of his house. But he later shows up at Nora’s house to find out more. Robert is off to the Middle East leaving Kitty alone and anxious. She gets word that they have been picked by a birth mother to adopt her newborn son in three months. Kevin and Tommy fight at Justin’s first-year award for sobriety, then are forced by Justin to make-up. 119061 2010 Brothers & Sisters: Bone To Pick, A T DVD -R HQ 11696. Episode #73. 1-3-2010 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Kitty’s life is in jeopardy as the Walkers frantically search for a bone marrow donor. The senior Walker’s illegitimate son turns out to be a match. The bone marrow is done and three weeks later, Robert announces at a news conference that Kitty is in remission and that he is dropping out of the governor’s race. The family watches the press conference on television. 119062 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Book Burning T DVD -R HQ 10361 Episode. 10-5-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty decides to publish a tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency and family issues. Family members get a copy, just read the sections of the book about them and get angry. It turns out the book is fair and well-written and by the end of the program, all is forgiven. Kitty and Robert pass the adoption test. 119063 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Breaking the News T DVD -R HQ 11467 Episode #64. 10-01-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Robert worries that news of his heart attack will leak to the news media. Kitty grapples with an untold secret that will affect her marriage and unite the family as never before -- she has cancer. Kevin and Scotty discuss surrogacy. 119064 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Compromises T DVD -R HQ 9658 Episode #34. 2-17-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Issac (Danny Glover) is a spin doctor who works for Robert’s campaign. Nora realizes that Isaac is not the man she thought or hoped. Graham helps Sarah in her search for closure. Robert and Jason find themselves in a long-overdue confrontation. 119065 2006 Brothers & Sisters: Date Night T DVD -R HQ 7111 Episode #4. 10-21-2006 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is a regular on a national TV program voicing her conservative views against liberal commentator Warren Salter. Host Jack Bishop of the Red White & Blue program. Kitty initiates an awkward double date between her boyfriend and Salter. Several surprises mars Nora's date with a younger man. 119066 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Do You Believe in Magic T DVD -R HQ 10497 Episode. 11-9-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the new Communications Director. Reporter from the Sacramento Tribune comes to the office to check out rumors of the Senator’s infidelity. Kevin is told to handle it and must trust Robert because he is given very little information. The reporter, Spencer Travis, wants to verify rumors about the Senator and a female Governor having an affair. He has photos of them going into a hotel and they registered under aliases. He gives Kevin 24 hours to tell him what is happening or he’s printing the story. It turns out the Senator and the Governor were discussing her affair with someone else and she wanted his advice on how to handle it. Kevin says they were talking about No on Proposition 8 (the gay marriage proposition) and it makes headlines getting both the Senator and the Governor off the hook and resulting in good publicity for everyone. 119067 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Domestic Issues T DVD -R HQ 9184 Episode #28. 10-28-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Kitty drops a Halloween bombshell that will alter the Walker family’s future. Joe puts up a tough custody battle. 119068 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Double Negative T DVD -R HQ 9858 Episode. 4-27-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Robert contemplates a future in politics and refuses a vice presidential bid. Kitty’s fertility treatments become more aggressive. Kevin has an epiphany about his relationship with Scotty. Rebecca keeps the information about her paternity test secret when she discovers she is not a Walker. 119069 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Everything Must Go T DVD -R HQ 10421 Episode. 10-19-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Robert offers the job to her brother, Kevin. 119070 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Family Album D DVD -R HQ 8981 Episode. Special. 9-23-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Communications Director to Sen. McCallister. Exposed secrets and dramatic stories from the show's first season. Interviews with cast members. Preview of Season Two. 119071 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Family Day T DVD -R HQ 7728 Episode #11 1-7-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin takes a job with Sen. McCallister as his Communications Director. Los Angeles Times Reporter Benny wants to know why the senator wants to keep his divorce proceedings secret. Family airs its dirty laundry in Justin's group therapy session. 119072 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Family Matter, A T DVD -R HQ 8198 Story Lines. 3-17-07 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin takes a job with Sen. McCallister as his Communications Director. This 30-minute special discusses the story lines from the show's first season through clips and interviews. 119073 2006 Brothers & Sisters: Family Portrait T DVD -R HQ 7078 Episode #3. 10-14-2006 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is a regular on a national TV program voicing her conservative views against liberal commentator Warren Salter. Host Jack Bishop of the Red White & Blue program. Kitty has difficulty deciding between two men.; Justin's new job is more than he expected. Sarah and Joe face their greatest parenting challenge yet when their daughter is diagnosed with diabetes. 119074 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Father Dreams, A T DVD -R HQ 10724 Episode. 1-4-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the new Communications Director. Kitty goes on a book tour and practices for being on The View and other talk shows and magazine interviews. A health crisis causes an emotional confrontation between Tommy and Kevin. Justin decides to leave the nest. 119075 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Favorite Son T DVD -R HQ 8502 Episode #22. 5-13-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator. McCallister's Communications Director. She proposes marriage and now isn't sure if it's a good idea. 119076 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Feast of Epiphany, The T DVD -R HQ 9486 Episode #32. 1-13-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Isaac (Danny Glover) is a spin doctor who works for Robert’s campaign. Nora and Isaac have a first date at a uncomfortable family dinner. Robert McCallister goes live to talk to veterans to explain his controversy hero status and wins the audience over. Robert’s Republican opponent quits the race after it is discovered he has been hiding the fact that he has a mentally ill child. Robert had known about this but refused to let the information out to the news media. The question now is how did the media find out? Tommy and Julia try to repair their damaged marriage after it is revealed both had affairs when separated. Rebecca’s connection with David raises some questions about her mother’s past. 119077 2006 Brothers & Sisters: For the Children T DVD -R HQ 7172 Episode #5. 10-28-2006 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is a regular on a national TV program voicing her conservative views against liberal commentator Warren Salter. Host Jack Bishop of the Red White & Blue program. Very public and embarrassing forum exposes the Walker family's most personal business. 119078 2010 Brothers & Sisters: Freeluc.com T DVD -R HQ 11839 Episode #79. 3-14-2010 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's former Communications Director before she married him. Now she has decided to run for the Senate -- and the news media can’t wait to greet her. Luc’s troubles with immigration are about to come to a head as his visa expires in three weeks. Sarah gets in touch with Kevin and asks him to help Luc out. He seeks advice from an old colleague who is an immigration lawyer. Soon after, Luc receives a letter saying that he’s being allowed to stay in the United States. Meanwhile, Kitty asks Kevin to go accompany her to a campaign event. Kevin reluctantly agrees, but when they arrive, there is a group of anti-immigration protesters waiting for them. Someone at the law firm found out about Kevin seeking advice and made up the connection between Kitty, Robert and Luc. A blog popped up, saying that Kitty and Robert are taking away jobs from true Americans. Luc and Sarah end up in the middle of a news media frenzy, with the news people trying to see how Luc really got a chance to stay in the United States. Kitty, worried about how the smear campaign is going to affect her political aspirations, asks Sarah to ask Luc to just give up on the visa until the situation can be fully investigated. Sarah refuses but Kitty is insistent. Kitty and Sarah aren’t really talking, but Luc points out that out of all the Internet lies spread about his past on conservative blogs, at least one is true. He did used to work in a brothel. He was placed in his uncle’s care, and his uncle ran a brothel. Luc was young and ran errands, but the fact has been blown way out of proportion by the anti-immigration people. Kitty hears from Robert that Luc’s visa has been revoked. They plan on going to the press and telling the truth about the situation. Kitty then gets a call from Kevin saying that she needs to get to LAX right away. At the airport, Sarah and Luc are having a tearful farewell after Luc decides to leave the country. An Internet cameraman is recording their final moments together. Kitty grabs the paparazzi who was following Luc and Sarah and makes a speech in front of the camera that draws applause from onlookers. Even if the law says that Luc can’t stay, the court of public opinion says something different when the video of Kitty defending herself, her family and Luc goes viral. Millions of people see it. The power of the Internet in dealing with news is emphasized. 119079 2009 Brothers & Sisters: From France With Love T DVD -R HQ 11508 Episode #66. 10-18-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Robert doesn’t want to involve Kitty in the campaign even though his numbers are falling. Kevin is forbidden to talk to Kitty about it. But Kitty goes against Robert’s wishes and does a press conference. He finally agrees it was the best course of action as his numbers begin to rise in the race for the governorship. Sarah distracts Kitty through chemo treatments with tales of her romance with a French artist. Justin, struggling with his first anatomy class, seeks advice form his professor about surviving the semester with his lab partner. 119080 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Game Night T DVD -R HQ 8348 Episode #19. 4-15-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin takes a job with Sen. McCallister as his Communications Director. Walker family challenges the Jones family to a long-overdue family-game-night rematch. 119081 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Glass Houses T DVD -R HQ 10331 Episode. 9-28-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Kitty and Robert begin the process of adopting a child. Kevin’s career is put in jeopardy when his brother fires him. Justin and Rebecca try unsuccessfully to hide their relationship. Walker siblings plan to reach out to their long lost brother. 119082 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Going Once.... T DVD -R HQ 10514 Episode. 11-16-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the new Communications Director. Kevin becomes his father buying a house for his lover taking it away from his mother who wanted to buy it for her charity. Kevin sets up Uncle Saul with a new gay friend. The family tries to distract a depressed Kitty who lost a chance to adopt the perfect baby by insulting the birth mother. Kevin is now making a fourth of his old attorney salary now that he is working for the senator. 119083 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Grapes of Wrath T DVD -R HQ 8459 Episode #21. 5-6-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator. McCallister's Communications Director. She proposes marriage and now isn't sure if it's a good idea. The family meets at Holly's wine orchard to greet potential investors at a dinner party and all hell breaks loose. 119084 2007 Brothers & Sisters: History Repeating T DVD -R HQ 9093 Episode #26. 10-14-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Senator’s ex-wife wants to go on Larry King to reveal his extramarital affair with the nanny, but Kitty convinces her to cancel the interview. Kevin, Nora and Kitty go to pick up Justin who has just returned home from the war. McCallister finds he’s getting closer to Walkers. Meanwhile, the truth is revealed between Sarah and Rebecca. Tommy is not able to get the hang of being a father. 119085 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Holy Matrimony! T DVD -R HQ 9352 Episode. 12-02-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Political scandal and a severe case of cold feet threaten Kitty and Robert’s wedding day. Newspapers have a story questioning Robert’s heroics during the war. Isaac (Danny Glover), a spin doctor, distracts Nora from her romance with Stan. Holly gets a surprise visit from an old friend. 119086 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Home Front T DVD -R HQ 9006 Episode #24. 9-30-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. The Walker family struggles to find cheer in celebrating Kitty's birthday. Sarah fights to salvage what is left of her failing marriage. Kevin learns the hard way about the sacrifices that true love brings. Saul questions his identity. 119087 2009 Brothers & Sisters: It’s Not Easy Being Green T DVD -R HQ 10781 Episode. 1-18-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Walker saves the door after insulting potential backers for Robert’s run for the governorship. Now Robert has to tell Kitty who is in San Francisco publicizing her tell-all book. Sarah’s business partner makes a startling confession after they secure funding for their Internet site. Nora rekindles a romance with an old beau, her architect. 119088 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Julia T DVD -R HQ 11074 Episode #60. 4-26-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Out of patience waiting for Tommy to return home, Julia makes a life-changing decision about the future. Robert discovers what Kitty has been keeping from him. Holly and Sarah finally find balance in their relationship. 119089 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Just a Sliver T DVD -R HQ 10604 Episode. 12-7-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the new Communications Director. Walkers celebrate Thanksgiving unconventionally. Elizabeth has a medical emergency that brings the family together. 119090 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Last Tango in Pasadena T DVD -R HQ 11531 Episode #67. 10-25-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Sarah’s new lover charms the entire family except Nora, until they dance. During a difficult time, Nora finds that her new French house guest is a great comfort. Robert tries to distract Kitty from cancer. Kevin and Scotty stumble onto an unexpected surrogate candidate. 119091 2010 Brothers & Sisters: Leap of Faith T DVD -R HQ 11808 Episode #78. 2-28-2010 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's former Communications Director before she married him. Now she has decided to run for the Senate -- and the news media can’t wait to greet her. Luc’s visa issues cause monumental problems for Sarah, who not only struggles with her feelings for him, but worries that she might lose him again -- this time to another woman. Meanwhile, Rebecca wrestles with Justin and with herself to move on after a huge loss. Kevin discovers breaking up with Robert is hard to do and Holly thinks she has found the hidden value of Ojai foods. Kitty continues her race for the Senate. 119092 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off T DVD -R HQ 11094 Episode #61. 5-3-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. When Kitty and Robert reach a crossroads in their marriage, she is forced to reflect on her father’s past indiscretions and decide what’s most important in life. Meanwhile, Ran makes a discovery about his mother’s death and takes a huge leap in the wrong direction to vie for Rebecca’s affection. 119093 2006 Brothers & Sisters: Light the Lights T DVD -R HQ 7526 Episode #10. 12-10-2006 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is a regular on a national TV program voicing her conservative views against liberal commentator Warren Salter. Host Jack Bishop of the Red White & Blue program. Management wants to fire Salter and keep Walker. She suggests the opposite. Sarah, Tommy and Saul make a crucial mistake while trying to retrieve funds to save the family business -- they try to cheat the other woman. She finally decides to sell -- for $5 million in cash and $5 million in stock. The family agrees. Nora overcompensates over the holidays when her granddaughter wants to be Jewish so God will answer her prayers to cure her diabetes. 119094 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Lost & Found T DVD -R HQ 10869 Episode #54. 2-15-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Kitty finds out someone killed her interview with Time magazine. Nora invites Ryan to her house. Holly discovers what Tommy’s been up to and the ownership he has in Ojai Foods. 119095 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Love Is Difficult T DVD -R HQ 8005 Episode #15. 2-18-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin takes a job with Sen. McCallister as his Communications Director. Input from the office staff may sway Kitty's vote about her future with Sen. McCallister. The staff has a poll taken on how the public perceives her and it isn't pretty. Sarah and Joe dive further into therapy. Tommy has a chance encounter with a distant relative and decides to buy the winery with Holly. 119096 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Matriarchy T DVD -R HQ 8565 Episode #23. 5-20-2007. Season Finale TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator. McCallister's Communications Director. Nora plans an engagement party for Kitty and the Senator. Justin tries to spend time with his family before he goes to Iraq. Sarah tries to come to terms with where her marriage is going. Holly comes to the engagement party with her daughter, Rebecca. Nora and Kitty say a tearful airport farewell to Justin. 119097 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Mexico T DVD -R HQ 11112 Episode #62. 5-10-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. When the Walker family reaches out to Tommy, they’re devastated to find that he may be unwilling to accept their help. Robert and Kitty reach a crossroads in their marriage that they may not be able to successfully navigate. Justin makes plans for the future, with or without Rebecca. Saul makes a shocking admission about Ryan Lafferty’s mother. 119098 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Missing T DVD -R HQ 10991 Episode #58. 3-22-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Trying to help before Tommy’s legal troubles get any worse, Nora seeks help from the person Tommy hurt the most -- and surprisingly Holly changes her mind and will not testify or press charges against Tommy. Ryan gets a little too close to Rebecca for Justin’s comfort -- and they break up. Ryan has a hidden agenda but no one knows what it is. 119099 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Missing Opportunities, The T DVD -R HQ 9619 Episode #33. 2--10-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Isaac (Danny Glover) is a spin doctor who works for Robert’s campaign. 119100 2006 Brothers & Sisters: Mistakes Were Made (Part One) T DVD -R HQ 7288 Episode #7. 11-11-2006 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is a regular on a national TV program voicing her conservative views against liberal commentator Warren Salter. Host Jack Bishop of the Red White & Blue program. Sarah, Tommy and Kevin find William's most shocking secret when they set out in search of his lost treasure. Justin makes a startling revelation about his enlistment -- he must go back to serve in Iraq. 119101 2006 Brothers & Sisters: Mistakes Were Made (Part Two) T DVD -R HQ 7364. ABC DVD 8860. Episode #8. 11-19-2006 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is a regular on a national TV program voicing her conservative views against liberal commentator Warren Salter. Host Jack Bishop of the Red White & Blue program. Walker commits a breach of journalism ethics when she leaves out a controversial question while interviewing a senator who she hopes will keep her brother out of the Iraq war. `Sarah, Tommy and Kevin find William's most shocking secret when they set out in search of his lost treasure. 119102 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Moral Hazard T DVD -R HQ 9878 Episode. 5-04-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. The family business is saved by Rebecca’s mother. Rebecca tells Justin she is not a Walker and he is furious she lied to him. Rebecca moves out of her mother’s house. Walker and McCallister try to have a baby the old-fashioned way. 119103 2006 Brothers & Sisters: Northern Exposure T DVD -R HQ 7224. ABC DVD 8860 Episode #6. 11-4-2006 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is a regular on a national TV program voicing her conservative views against liberal commentator Warren Salter. Host Jack Bishop of the Red White & Blue program. Kitty and Warren's weekend in the country turns out to be anything but quiet. Unable to conceive, Tommy and Julia consider unorthodox alternatives. 119104 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Other Walker, The T DVD -R HQ 8052 Episode #16. 3-4-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin takes a job with Sen. McCallister as his Communications Director. Walker and McCallister become lovers and Walker finds out McCallister is going to run for President. Kitty and Sen. McCallister find it difficult to resist each other on Valentine's Day. She sweet-talks a rich supporter into backing the Senator. Kevin has more companionship than he bargained for and Nora has dinner with a wayward friend and ends up in jail. 119105 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Owning It T DVD -R HQ 10853 Episode. 2-8-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Walker gets an offer to be an academic starting a brand new broadcast journalism program at the local university. She wants to take it but finally decides being a mother is a more important job. Robert decides to tell Kitty that he plans to run for governor. Nora discovers the man she is falling in love with is married. Her husband’s long-lost son calls her and says he wants to be part of the Walker family. Rebecca discovers that a Walker brother may be trying to take over the family company and kick her mother out. 119106 2010 Brothers & Sisters: Pasadena Primary, The T DVD -R HQ 11756 Episode #76. 1-31-2010 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Kitty puts her idea to run for Robert’s Senate seat up for a family vote. Kevin tells Kitty he really doesn’t want to be her campaign manager. She agrees to let him go. Robert and Nora work as guest chefs in Scotty’s struggling restaurant to boost business. Sarah gets frustrated with Roy -- and Luc texts her saying he misses her. 119107 2006 Brothers & Sisters: Patriarchy T DVD -R HQ 6907 (Mislabeled as 6904). Episode #1. 9-23-2006 Radio Talk Show Host and future TV News Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin. She returns home to California after having been estranged form her mother for three years. She is in Los Angeles to see if she wants to become a regular on a national TV program voicing her conservative views. She decides to take the job giving up a marriage proposal. The first episode ends with her father having a heart attack and dying. Her father's business is in trouble and it turns out her father is not all he seemed to be. 119108 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Pregnant Pause T DVD -R HQ 11641 Episode #71. 11-29-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Rebecca has a secret that could make or break her relationship with Jason -- she’s pregnant. Holly’s financial situation worsens and she asks Nora to help pay for the wedding. Sarah becomes jealous of Nora’s new romance with a suspicious oncologist. Kitty walks in on Nora having sex in the shower. 119109 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Prior Commitments T DVD -R HQ 9894 Episode. 5-11-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Rebecca and Justin kiss. Kevin has a wedding to cement his relationship with Scotty. Kitty and Robert contemplate adoption. Kevin and his sister tell their mother, Nora, that their father my have another son called Ryan. 119110 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Road Ahead, The T DVD -R HQ 11437 Episode #63. 9-27-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Kitty harbors a secret that will shock the Walker family. Holly and Nora plan an engagement party for Rebecca and Justin. Tommy continues his spiritual journey in Mexico. Sarah looks for new business prospects in France. 119111 2010 Brothers & Sisters: Run Baby Run T DVD -R HQ 11714 Episode #75. 1-17-2010 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Kitty and Robert reach another impasse over politics. He decides not to run for re-election as a senator. She decides to run for office, and he suggests why not run for his senate seat? Sarah has a new romantic interest. Scotty and Kevin await the results of their first try at surrogacy. 119112 2009 Brothers & Sisters: S3X T DVD -R HQ 11054 Episode #59. 4-19-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. The Walkers keep up hope that Tommy will return home when Holly considers dropping the charges. Meanwhile, Sarah makes yet another major career change; Kitty questions whether or not her marriage will survive; and Kevin & Scotty consider a surprising proposal from Chad. 119113 2010 Brothers & Sisters: Science Fair, The T DVD -R HQ 11705 Episode #74. 1-10-2010 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Sarah takes a shine to a divorced dad at Paige’s school. Justin and the family try to improve on Paige’s science project with disastrous results. Holly considers selling her shares in Ojai Foods, then has second thoughts when the buyer seems too eager. Justin’s advisor suggests he drops out of medical school. It may turn out Justin has a major learning disability. Simon comes back into Nora’s life, but she turns the tables on him by exposing him as a thief who preys on old, rich ladies. 119114 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Separation Anxiety T DVD -R HQ 9847 Episode. 4-20-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Issac (Danny Glover) is a spin doctor who works for Robert’s campaign. McCallister loses the Republican Presidential nomination. Nora tells Issac she can’t go with him to live in Washington D.C. Rebecca celebrates her birthday at a typical Walker family celebration and discovers she may not be a Walker. Kitty tries to get pregnant. 119115 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Sexual Politics T DVD -R HQ 7743 Episode #12. 1-14-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin takes a job with Sen. McCallister as his Communications Director. 119116 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Sibling Rivalry T DVD -R HQ 10754 Episode. 1-11-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the new Communications Director. Kitty promotes her tell-all book, but without family support except for Nora. Sarah runs into serious financial trouble, but Kitty bails her out. Tommy and Saul try to push Holly out of the family business by buying a piece of the wine country and taking over the family business without anyone knowing it. 119117 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Something Ida This Way Comes T DVD -R HQ 7788 Episode #14. 1-14-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin takes a job with Sen. McCallister as his Communications Director. Nora and Saul's not-so-loving mother makes an unwelcome visit to celebrate a milestone in her daughter's life. Video Editor (Stephon Fuller). 119118 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Something New T DVD -R HQ 9319 Episode #31. 11-18-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Political scandal and a severe case of cold feet threaten Kitty and Robert’s wedding day. Newspapers have a story questioning Robert’s heroics during the war. Isaac (Danny Glover), a spin doctor, distracts Nora from her romance with Stan. Holly gets a surprise visit from an old friend. 119119 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Spring Broken T DVD -R HQ 10958 Episode #57. 3-15-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Kevin and Justin try to help Tommy make a decision about his legal future. Kitty and Evan get acquainted with her new half brother. 119120 2007 Brothers & Sisters: States of the Union T DVD -R HQ 9133 Episode #27. 10-21-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Kitty and Sarah’s attempt at a spa escape becomes an entangled mess. Tommy crosses a dangerous line in search of companionship. Rebecca worries about Justin’s impossibly speedy recovery. Kevin presses Saul to confess to the past. 119121 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Taking Sides T DVD -R HQ 10927 Episode #55-#56. 3-1-2009. Two-Hour Special Broadcast TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Many Reporters in news conferences, on TV news. Kitty is still unhappy that Robert killed her interview with Time magazine. Their adopted baby is being born while Robert is announcing he is going to run for governor. As he rushes to the hospital to see the baby being born, he suffers a major heart attack and must face open-heart surgery. Holly finds out Tommy has embezzled company funds in his attempt to take over the country and she vows vengeance, a strategy that could tear the family apart. The baby is born, Robert survives and vows to continue to run for governor over Kitty’s firm objections. The new member of the family, Ryan, shows up to meet the family. 119122 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Three Parties T DVD -R HQ 8308 (two copies) Episode #18. 4-8-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin takes a job with Sen. McCallister as his Communications Director. Nora's troublemaking friend convinces her to take a chance with her professor. Chad comes to terms with his sexuality. Justin steps up to protect his half sister. 119123 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Troubled Waters T DVD -R HQ 10906, 10907 Episode #55-#56. 3-1-2009. Two-Hour Special Broadcast TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Many Reporters in news conferences, on TV news. Kitty is still unhappy that Robert killed her interview with Time magazine. Their adopted baby is being born while Robert is announcing he is going to run for governor. As he rushes to the hospital to see the baby being born, he suffers a major heart attack and must face open-heart surgery. Holly finds out Tommy has embezzled company funds in his attempt to take over the country and she vows vengeance, a strategy that could tear the family apart. The baby is born, Robert survives and vows to continue to run for governor over Kitty’s firm objections. The new member of the family, Ryan, shows up to meet the family. 119124 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Tug of War T DVD -R HQ 10376 Episode. 10-12-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency and family issues is in a bidding war by publishers who want to print it. Holly pushes Saul and Sarah to their limits and both quit. Kevin encounters prejudice in the workplace but decides to play the game for so he can be an associate. Justin struggles with a hero’s welcome from a soldier he saved in Iraq and finally talks to Rebecca about his years in the war. 119125 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Two Places T DVD -R HQ 9217 Episode #29. 11-4-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. News Media. Kitty hires an old friend to do damage control who once outed McCallister’s brother in one of first campaigns. He tells them to immediately get married. Then Kitty has a miscarriage and plans change. 119126 2008 Brothers & Sisters: Unfinished Business T DVD -R HQ 10582 Episode. 11-30-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the new Communications Director. Robert and Kitty take a big step forward in the adoption process when the birth mother reconsiders them as her child’s future parents. Nora asks the family to help when her home for charity turns out to be a money pit. Holly offers Rebecca a high-level executive position without consulting Tommy who vows revenge. 119127 2007 Brothers & Sisters: Valentine's Day Massacre T DVD -R HQ 7917 ABC DVD 8860 Episode #14. 2-11-2007 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin takes a job with Sen. McCallister as his Communications Director. Walker and McCallister become lovers and Walker finds out McCallister is going to run for President. Kitty and Sen. McCallister find it difficult to resist each other on Valentine's Day. She sweet-talks a rich supporter into backing the Senator. Kevin has more companionship than he bargained for and Nora has dinner with a wayward friend and ends up in jail. 119128 2010 Brothers & Sisters: Valued Family, A T DVD -R HQ 11798 Episode #77. 2-21-2010. TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's former Communications Director before she married him. Now she has decided to run for the Senate -- and the news media can’t wait to greet her. Love of Sarah’s life returns. Rebecca has a miscarriage and Nora is there to help her. Holly, who is grateful now to Nora and the Walker family for being such an important part of Rebecca’s life, decides not to sell her shares of Ojai and she and Nora determine to find out what Ojai is really worth. 119129 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Wig Party, The T DVD -R HQ 11583 Episode #69. 11-8-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director Kitty faces the visible ramifications of her cancer treatment when her hair starts falling out. Nora makes a surprising friend -- an oncologist who takes her for a ride on his motorcycle. Scotty’s father delivers shocking news about his marriage -- his wife has left him and he has a new girlfriend. He also sends Scotty a copy of a rare Captain Marvel comic book so he can sell it and use the money to pay for the surrogate and his baby. 119130 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Wine Festival, The T DVD -R HQ 11617 Episode #70. 11-15-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. Ojai’s newest wine is submitted at a local festival and wins the top prize. Justin and Rebecca keep life-changing secrets from themselves. Nora has a crush on a younger man, an oncologist. Sarah and Luc may not be as compatible as they thought they were and he makes a decision to go back to France. Photographer (Stefan Marks). 119131 2008 Brothers & Sisters: You Get What You Need T DVD -R HQ 10453 Episode. 10-26-2008 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the new Communications Director. Kevin’s first outing with Scotty’s conservative and disapproving parents is uncomfortable and everything that can go wrong does. Rebecca finds her trust in her mother sorely tested when a file on Ryan Lafferty is found in her possession, but it turns out that Holly is telling the truth. Rebecca and Justin test their relationship by bringing Holly and Nora together to talk about Ryan and decide what to do about him. 119132 2009 Brothers & Sisters: Zen & the Art of Mole Making T DVD -R HQ 11546 Episode #68. 11-1-2009 TV Personality Kitty Walker (Calista Flockhart), a conservative modeled on Republican commentator Mary Matalin is Senator McCallister's Communications Director. Kitty’s tell-all book about Robert’s unsuccessful run for the presidency means she can’t work for Robert any more as his communications’ director. So Kevin Walker is the Communications Director. During her chemo treatment, Kitty is thrilled when a surprise visitor comes to town -- brother Tommy. Sarah realizes that she must tell her kids about Luc. Holly finds a way to keep her financial future from unraveling. Kevin and Scotty agree on a possible surrogate. 119133 2002 Brothers Divided NJ Jacobs, Eli American Journalist Jon Warren is the New York Times bureau chief in Jerusalem and he finds himself in the center of an international intrigue. A group of Iranians is plotting to ignite an Israeli civil war. Jon unravels and attempts to thwart the plot, at the risk of his career and his life. 119134 1957 Brothers in Law M Photographer (Michael Ward) 119135 1995 Brothers No More N OWN - H Buckley, William F. Numerous cameos by real-life rich and powerful make appearances. Journalist Henry Chafee goes to Yale and shares a foxhole in World War II with his classmate, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's grandson. Chafee turns coward and his roommate saves his life. When they leave the Army, the rich Yale roommate becomes a crooked hotelier and worse while Chafee makes his mark as a journalist especially during Vietnam War. Eventually Chafee gets the goods on his friend and must make a difficult decision. Tenacious researcher digs up dirt and the Yale man's solution is murder. On his way to the Riviera, he encounters his old army pal Chafee traveling to interview Georges Simenon, the French mystery writer. Reporter forces his friend to take the military way out -- bottle and revolver. 119136 2006 Brothers of the Head M Journalist falls in love with one of two conjoined twins who are punk rock stars in Britain. Visiting female journalist. 119137 1956 Brothers, The T Photographer. Brothers Harvey and Gilmore (Gilly) Box (Gale Gordon and Bob Sweeney) who operated a photography studio 119138 1972 Brothers, The: Party, The T Episode #5. 4-7-1972 Photographer (Robert Trewinnard). 119139 1974 Brothers, The: Race, The T Episode #45. 10-27-1974 Commentator, Race (Anthony Marsh). 119140 1972 Brothers, The: Worm in the Bud, A T Episode #9. 5-5-1972 Newscaster (Corbet Woodall). 119141 1959 Brott I paradiset MF Sweden Journalist (Bengt von Strauss) 119142 2000 Brottsvag: Friendly Fire TF Episode #7. 4-13-2000 News Media. Reporter (Johanna Wilson). 119143 2000 Brottsvag: Strid TF Episode #10. 5-4-2000 News Media. Reporter (Johanna Wilson). 119144 1992 Brown Shoe N Slone, Rick Photojournalist Bobby Shafto, fearless and fast-talking photojournalist in South America. 119145 2002 Brown Sugar M DVD -R 1776 Music Critic Sid Shaw (Sanaa Lathan), a Los Angeles Times music columnist on Hip-Hop ("Up Close"), leaves newspaper to write a book. Becomes new editor of Double X-L magazine 119146 1932 Brown Women and White N OWN - H Freeman, Andrew A. Editor. Experiences of an American who edited the King's paper in Bangkok, Siam. 119147 2000 Brown-Eyed Girl N Stewart, Mariah Editor Leah McDevitt, co-owner and features editor of a popular magazine, loves to explore exotic locales while she tracks fashion and social trends across the globe. Yet despite her fast-paced career, she is haunted by the memory of her cherished younger sister who years ago disappeared without a trace. So when a convicted serial killer contacts her, McDevitt is more than willing to pay him the long-standing reward for information leading to recovery of her sister's body. But before he can turn over his information, he is killed. She heads to the Maine woods to seek out Ethan Sanger, author of a book about the killer. Working together they find out the truth about her sister's disappearance. 119148 1945 Brownstone Theatre R Series News Media 119149 1980 Brubaker M News Media. Female Reporter (Linda Milligan). Young Reporter (Philip E. Combs) 119150 2003 Bruce Almighty M DVD -R HQ 1987, 1988. Reporter Bruce Nolan (Jim Carrey) for a local Buffalo TV-News program always gets stuck with the fluff but wants to be Harry Reasoner. God takes a break and gives him the reins. TV News Producer Ally Loman (Nora Dunn). Anchor-Reporter Evan Baxter (Steven Carell). Panicked News Employee (P.J. Byrne). Bruce's Cameraman (Timothy Di Pri). Bruce's Soundman (Brian Tahash). Weatherman Dallas Coleman (Paul Satterfield). Newscasters (Michael Brownless, Ted Garcia, Maria Quiban). TV Newscasters (Shaun Robinson, Saida Rodriguez-Pagan, Ken Rudulph). TV Newscasters (Gina St. John, Michael Villani). Officer Staffers (Christina Grandy, Allen Lulu, Jamison Yang). 119151 1994 Bruce Lee: Lost Interview, The M Short Interviewer (Pierre Berton - Himself). 119152 2000 Bruiser M News Media. Reporter (Diana Platts). Cameraman (Murray Oliver). 119153 1870 Brummel-Arabella Fragment, The P MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Satires & Burlesques." Newspaperman John Brumme saying how humiliating it was last night when the chief editor looked over my proof and questioned the story. Brummel relates a relates sensational item. 119154 2000 Bruno M Reporter (Jennifer A. Barnes). Reporter (Rasool J'Han). Featured Reporter (Ty Sears). Newspaper Photographer (Patt Noday). 119155 1998 Bruno T First appeared during short sketches on The Paramount Comedy Channel in 1998 before reappearing on Da Ali G Show. Reporter Bruno (Sacha Baron Cohen) from Austrian television. Bruno has no known surname is gay claiming to be a reporter from an Austrian TV station. He interviews unsuspecting guests about topics such as fashion, entertainment, celebrities and homosexuality. Austrian TV station’s logo features the letters OJRF (revealed once as Osterreichischer Jungen Rundfunk, or in English, Austrian Boys Broadcast) inside a baby blue square with a smaller purple square in the upper left quadrant. Bruno’s segment on Da Ali G Show is called Funkyzeit mit Bruno (Funkytime with Bruno). The show’s theme song is “Crank It Up” by Scotter from the album Our Happy Hardcore. Bruno is a 6 foot, 3 inch white male with a thin build, brown hair and brown eyes. His hair is clipped short except a four-inch-long faux-hawk bleached blonde at the top. Bruno dresses in a rather flamboyant and garish style. He often wears lace-up shirts with cut-off sleeves, studded accessories such as belts or bracelets, and piercings, such as one in his left eyebrow. His signature outfit combines these elements against a main theme of blue denim. In earlier episodes, the character had a mustache and slicked hair. Bruno speaks with a faux-German accent, often substituting "w" sounds with "v" and "s" sounds with "sh". (The German "w" is pronounced as a "v" and the German "s" becomes "sh" when followed by a "t" or "p"). His voice is high-pitched for a male, and he boldly carries a positive attitude, often commending his interviewees with lines like "that's great" following their comments. 119156 2009 Bruno (aka Bruno: Delicious Journeys Through America for the Purpose of Making Heterosexual Male. aka Delicious Journeys Through America for the Purpose of Making Heterosexual Males Visibly Uncomfortable in the Presence of a Gay Foreigner in a Mesh T-Shirt M Fashion Reporter Bruno (Sacha Baron Cohen) from Austria takes his show to America. BBC Reporter (Alice Evans). NBC Reporter (Emerson Brooks). FOX Reporter (Candice Cunningham). Reporter (David Hill). German Reporter (Alexander von Roon. Reporter (Amy Tiehel). Reporter #3 (Tom Yi). The flaming Austrian gay reporter Bruno was he tries to infiltrate the fashion world and become a star. Bruno attempts to seduce Texas Congressman and former presidential candidate Ron Paul. He also creates an outrage at an Ultimate Fighting Champion match by making out in the ring with another man. Bruno also tricks the Alabama National Guard into letting him onto their post, get into uniform and train to be an officer candidate. Bruno crashes a fashion show at Milan Fashion Week, wearing a velcro jumpsuit before being tackled by security. He also manages to crash another fashion runaway show in Paris. He has an African baby shipped to him and picks him up out of a box at airport baggage claim, to the astonishment of onlookers. Bruno says, “Madonna has one, Brangelina has one, and now I have one.” He goes on a talk show and proclaims he has given the child a traditional African name: “OJ.” Bruno also manages to crash a pro-Prop 8 rally. 119157 1958 Bruno Walter: Maestro, the Man, The DT Canada Interviewer Albert Goldberg. 119158 2003 Brush Up My Sisters MF Hong Kong Magazine Editor (Courtney Wu). 119159 1998 Brush-off Arcade, The NM Maloney, Shane Magazine Editor in Melbourne, 1989. Australian Assistant Minister of Culture Murray Whelan meets the sexy magazine editor at the new Center for Modern Art in his latest adventure 119160 2008 Brushes With Death N King, Stephen Critic tells painter whose paintings have a tendency to come true that “Art is memory...The clearer the memory, the better the art.” 119161 1980 Brutal M Reporter 119162 1992 Brutal Ballet, The N Dundee, Wayne D. #3 Joe Hannibal Series Newspaper Reporter Chet Mundy is a recurring character and friend of sorts in the Joe Hannibal series of novels. Reluctantly agreeing to try and help an old friend either prove or disprove her suspicions of a cheating souse, Hannibal is drawn into the violent and bizarre world of professional wrestling. Almost immediately, however, he finds himself grappling with issues far more serious than infidelity when his investigation slams him up against a vicious murder. And where there is one murder there is always the seed for more. Double-dealings, illicit sex, blackmail and kidnaping are all on the card as Joe battles to uncover the truth. He will taste hot sweet kisses and bitter rage and his own blood before he is through. But innocent lives are being threatened with death...and the kind of unbelievable degradation that can be even worse. Hannibal won’t stop until the predators and killers are revealed and made to pay. 119163 1947 Brute Force M DVD -R HQ 2434, 2435. SVD 1465 Patterson, Robert (Story). Richard Brooks (Screenplay0 Ness Book Editor Gallagher (Charles Bickford) of prison newspaper The Westgate News. He at first refuses to join a convict in a prison break, he changes his mind when he loses chance at parole. With help of Reporter Louie (Sam Levene), editor passes messages to other prisoners involved in escape attempt. Sadistic warren tortures reporter to get information on escape plan, but reporter refuses to talk. Escape attempt leads to a riot. Editor is killed while trying to ram the front gate with delivery truck. Despite prison environment, banter between editor and reporter as Gallagher assigns Louie to a "human interest story" on convict returning to prison because he killed his wife. 119164 2000 Brutte lofter T Norway Reporter 119165 1984 Bryan Adams: Reckless M Reporter (Marty Waldman) 119166 2007 Bryan Loves You M Reporter (Topher Strauss). Interviewer (Bobby Slayton). The Narrator (Tony Todd). 119167 1995 Brylcream Boulevard M Reporter (Nic Balthazar) 119168 2004 Bryllup I Danmark - Fest pa Christiansborg TF Denmark. Journalist Gundhild Friske (Kirsten Lehfeldt). Press Photographer Ivan Rold Jorgensen (Sos Egelind). 119169 2004 Bryllup I Danmark - nedtaelling fra Tivoli DF Denmark Series Reporter (Soren Soltoft - Himself). 119170 2004 Bryllup i Danmark - nedtaelling fra Tivoli TF Reporters Soren Soltof, Michele Bellaiche, Marie Grundtvad Bjerre, Kristian Frederiksen, Johannes Langkilde, Lone Sunesen. Correspondent Ulla Terkelsen. 119171 2004 Bryllupsfeber - 3 dage i maj TF Denmark Reporters (Bubber, Olav Christensen, Jes Dorph-Petersen, Anna Foss, Lise Ronne, Kaare R. Skou, Jesper Steinmetz, Ulla Terkelsen, Flemming Toft). 119172 2006 Buah, Ha- MF Israel Journalist (Amir Shebi). 119173 2006 Bubbarnir TF Iceland. Series 2006. Newsman (Vihjalmur Gooi Frioriksson). Group of crazy puppets working at a TV station try their best to bring the audience the best possible programming available with their knowledge, time and talent. 119174 1896 Bubble Reputation, The SS UCLA Bierce, Ambrose Press 119175 1966 Bubble, The M Sci-Fi Newspaper Vendor (Chester Jones). 119176 1987 Bubblegum Crisis M Arc 3: Minor Wars (Episodes 1-8) News Media 119177 1996 Bubbles Galore M Journalist (Hillar Liitoja) 119178 2004 Bubbles Yablonsky: Bubbles A Broad N Strohmeyer, Sarah #4 Bubbles Mystereies Reporter Bubbles Yablonsky of the News-Times has a cat fight at a stuffy historical society meeting that nearly kills her career. She's given one week to prove her worth to her editors and earn a real job there by cracking the biggest story ever. She has to find out who really murdered a steel-executive with cyanide-tipped fingernails and uncover corruption in the steel industry at the highest level. Nothing will deter Bubbles -- not the shenanigans of mother Lulu, the pressure of getting daughter Jane into a good college. Not even hunky, gonzo photojournalist Steve Stiletto, a Mel Gibson look-alike. 119179 2003 Bubbles Yablonsky: Bubbles Ablaze N Strohmeyer, Sarah #3 Bubbles Mystereies Reporter Bubbles Yablonsky of the News-Times arrives at abandoned coal mine on potentially big news story and finds the love of her life, Photojournalist Steve Stiletto, knocked unconscious and the body of another man with a sizeable hole in his chest. Moments later, they are trapped by an explosion. The reporter-detective-hairdresser must also deal with her rebellious teenage daughter, Jane. 119180 2006 Bubbles Yablonsky: Bubbles All the Way NM Strohmeyer, Sarah #6 Bubbles Mysteries Reporter Bubbles Yablonsky investigates death of a woman who dies from a reaction to the glue used in hair extensions to free her friend, the salon owner who gets the blame. She is distracted by the two men in her life and from a Mysterious Santa Claus who warns Bubbles not to cry, not to pout and not to scream -- when he tries to kill her. 119181 2005 Bubbles Yablonsky: Bubbles Betrothed N Strohmeyer, Sarah #5 Bubbles Mystereies Reporter Bubbles Yablonsky lands in jail with a murder suspect who grants her an exclusive interview shortly before keeling over herself. Her longtime boyfriend is Photojournalist Steve Stilleto. Suddenly Bubble's interview notes are a hot commodity among a romance-obsessed police detective and a podiatrist on the lam. Stiletto asks if she'll pose as his fiancée to stave off an overseas job transfer. Not-so-scatterbrained bleached-blonde solves the case. 119182 2002 Bubbles Yablonsky: Bubbles in Trouble N Strohmeyer, Sarah #2 Bubbles Mystereies Aspiring Journalist Bubbles Yablonsky, on-the-job training at a local newspaper. The rookie reporter and high-energy beautician goes undercover as an Amish widower to find out what happened to her shy friend who has disappeared. Steve Stiletto is a drop-dead gorgeous globe-trotting photographer who gets involved with Bubbles. 119183 2001 Bubbles Yablonsky: Bubbles Unbound N Strohmeyer, Sarah #1 Bubbles Mystereies Aspiring Journalist Bubbles Yablonsky, on-the-job training at a local newspaper, back in school studying journalism Against all odds, Bubbles Yablonsky has returned to journalism school 119184 1980 Buccaneer T 1980 BBC Journalist Monica Burton (Pamela Salem). Journalist wife of pilot. 119185 1932 Buchanan of the Press N Bent, Silas Reporter Luke Buchanan of the St. Louis Press. Fierce portrayal of The City Editor. Journalists believe this is one of the few novels about the press to be taken seriously 119186 1999 Buck and the Magic Bracelet M Journalist (Lino Cantafora). 119187 1927 Buck Fever SS Anderson, Sherwood Fictional Journalist created by Anderson. Marion Democrats and the Smyth County News. Fictional reporter named Buck Fever introduced. Four years he appeared in Anderson's newspaper, Buck Fever grew in stature, familiarity and popularity. Buck Fever Says columns, which became a staple in both newspapers. 119188 1995 Bucket of Blood MT Art Critic (Jim Jackson) 119189 1959 Bucket of Blood, The M DVD -R HQ 8787-8700. Corman Art Critics are not amused 119190 1944 Buckeye Boy NJ Medary, Marjorie Printer. Ohio orphan boy who becomes a printer's apprentice. 119191 2002 Bucking Thunder DT Interviewer Pamela Minick. Host Boyd Polhamus. 119192 2001 Buckingham Palace and the Crown Jewels - Travels in England: Adventures of the Kerrigan Kids N Morris, Gilbert Photojournalist father Mr. Kerrigan takes his natural daughter and adopted children with him on business trips after their mother dies. They're on the move for adventures all over the world. Traveling with their father to England, the Kerrigan kids quickly learn the differences between life in America and England. 119193 1966 Bucklige von Soho, Der MF Reporter. 2nd Reporter (Jochen Schroder). Journalist (Achim Strietzel). 119194 1915 Buckshot John M Van Loan, Charles E. (Story - "Message to Buckshot John, The"). Hetty Grey (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Jimmy Dacey (Carl von Schiller) is in love with the daughter of a statesman who wants her to marry a bogus preacher. Reporter helps the man redeem himself 119195 1978 Bud and Lou T News Media 119196 1993 Buddha of Suburbia, The MT Miniseries Journalist (Jane Galloway). TV Interviewer (Bob Wellings). Photographer (Richard Leaf). 119197 1996 Buddies: Pilot T VHS 350 Episode News Media 119198 1981 Buddy Buddy M News Media. TV Newscaster (John Schubeck). Reporter #1 (David Carlile). Reporter #2 (Archie Lang). Reporter #3 (Regina Leeds). Reporter #4 (Frank Dent). News Announcer (Gene Price). 119199 1998 Buddy Faro: Death by Airbrush T Episode #6. 11-6-1998 News Media. News Reporter (Alex Skuby). 119200 1934 Buddy of the Apes M Nudist News. Native walking around nearly nude reading the newspaper. 119201 1990 Buddy's Song M Photographer (Trevor Smith). 119202 1935 Buddy's Theatre M Parody Newsreel. Passe News, The 119203 1970 Buenas Tardes DF Series 1970-1974 Newsreader Conchita Montes (1971-1972). Hosts Clara Isabel Francia (1970-1973), Raul Matas (1971-1973), Santiago Vazquez (1973-1974), Conchita Montes (1971-1972), Tico Medina (1970-1971), Rosa Maria Mateo (1970-1971). 119204 1986 Buenos Dias DF Spain. Series 1986-1990 Newsreader Francine Galvez (1989-1990). Hosts Maite Pascual, Pedro Erquicia (1987), Jose Antonio Martinez Soler (1986-1987), Pedro Piqueras (1989-1990), Elena Sanchez (1987-1987), Sandra Sutherland (1986-1989). 119205 1944 Buffalo Bill M Winch, Frank (Story). Aeneas MacKenzie, Clements Ripley, Cecile Kramer (Screenplay) Ness Book. Quinn. Correspondent Ned Buntline (Thomas Mitchell), special correspondent to the New York Herald. He has gone west to cover conflict between railroad men and the Indians, and he chronicles "Buffalo Bill" Cody's exploits. Although he tells him "You'd never do for the hero of romantic fiction," Buntline turns Cody into a celebrity through his magazine stories. He later rejoins Cody in Washington where he becomes a kind of private secretary-biographer to the hero. Cody supports Indian rights and falls into disfavor after accusing capitalist investors of instigating Indian wars for their own gains. Attacked by press and even charged with assaulting newspaper editor after being denounced in the man's paper. His reputation is restored after Buntline returns from Mexico and convinces him to start his Wild West Show. Instrumental in bringing Cody's exploits to attention of public, Buntline seems indifferent to events he is covering. Often seen with a bottle or jug in his hand. Editor (Fred Graham). Reporter (George Sherwood). 119206 1976 Buffalo Bill and the Indians (Or Sitting Bull's History Lesson) M DVD PR - Jumping off a Cliff Reporter now Publicist Ned Buntline (Burt Lancaster) recreates Buffalo Bill Legend. Serves as Bill's alter ego having manufactured myth to which star attempts to live up to. Journalist (Allan Nicholls) plays a character identified as "The Journalist" permanently assigned to Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. Maj. John M. Burke, General Press Agent (Kevin McCarthy). 119207 1983 Buffalo Bill: T Series 1983-1984 Talk Show. Dabney Coleman as "Buffalo Bill" Bittinger, self-centered host of talk show on WBFL-TV in Buffalo 119208 1984 Buffalo Bill: Interview, The T Klein, Dennis Episode. 1-12-1984 News Media 119209 2003 Buffalo Spirits N Black, Elizabeth Journalist Rebecca grows up in western Kansas in the 1950s, moves to Chicago and becomes a successful journalist, but behind this normalcy lies a moody, nomadic soul. Whenever she returns home, Rebecca is angry over the changes: cattle feedlots, over irrigated fields and strip mining. 119210 1992 Buffy the Vampire Slayer M News Media. TV Newscaster (Andre Warren). Reporter (Liz Smith). 119211 1998 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Amends T Episode #45. 12-15-1998 Weatherman (Mark Kriski). 119212 1999 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Consequences T Episode #50. 2-16-1999 News Media. TV News Reporter (Amy Powell). 119213 2000 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Goodbye Iowa T Episode #71. 2-15-2000 News Media. Reporter (Amy Powell) 119214 1999 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Hush T Episode #67. 12-14-1999 Newscaster (Carlos Amezcua). 119215 1997 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: I Robot - You Jane T Episode #9. 4-28-1997 Newscaster (Joss Whedon). 119216 2001 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Smashed T Episode. 11-20-2001. Season #6. Episode #9 Reporter (Rick Garcia). 119217 2000 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Who Are You? T Episode #73. 2-29-2000 News Media. Reporter (Amy Powell). 119218 2002 Bug M Cameraman (Gannon Murphy), Public Access Cameraman. 119219 2006 Bug and a Bag of Weed, A MT News Media. News Reporter (Veronica Reynolds) 119220 1969 Bug Jack Barron NSF OWN - P Spinrad, Norman News Media. Jack Barron is an assimilation of famous call-in-you're-on-the-air media. Runs his TV program with a sensational flair, often as muckraker. Attacks one of America's richest men. Barron ends up having a shot at the presidency. 119221 1989 Bugiarda, La MTF Photographer Luca (Dario Casalini) 119222 2000 Bugipoppu fantomu: Bugipoppu wa warawanai C Series. Editor (Corey Marshall - Voice). Chief Editor (Bill Rogers - Voice). 119223 1997 Bugs and Daffy Show, The: C Episode 4 Reporter listens to Bugs relate his ascension from Vaudville to celebrity 119224 1997 Bugs and Daffy Show, The: C Episode 33 Reporter (Bugs in disguise) tries to find out the secret to Cecil Turtle's success in Hare and Tortoise racing 119225 1950 Bugs and Thugs C Press 119226 1995 Bugs: Out of the Hive T Episode #1. 4-1-1995 Reporter (Jeff Harding). Newscaster (Ted Maynard). 119227 1995 Bugs: Shotgun Wedding T Episode #5 4-29-1995 Journalist (Steven Brough). Journalist (Melanie Nicholson). 119228 1991 Bugsy M Collected Clips News Media 119229 1951 Build-up Boys, The N Kirk, Jeremy PR Public Relations Man Clint Lorimer wants to offer a big advertising campaign to a magazine to keep it from running an unflattering story about PR tactics 119230 2001 Builders SS Yates, Richard In "Collected Stories of Richard Yates, The" Newspaper Rewrite Man Bob Prentice takes a job as a ghostwriter to a New York cab driver 119231 1999 Building Bridges M Reporter (Frederick Bailey) 119232 1993 Building, The T SV 223 Columnist. Unemployed newspaper columnist 119233 1993 Building, The: Damned If You Do T Episode #2 Reporter (Patricia Matthews). 119234 1984 Buio in citta MF News Media. The TV Commentator (Carlo Ciello). The Newspaper Owner (Antonio Tophano). The Photographer (Genny Ucchie - The Photographer). 119235 1995 Buiten de Zone TF Series Interviewer (Reddy De Mey) 119236 1981 Bulba T PR Communications Officer Charles Mediwkc (Armen Shimerman) 119237 1976 Bulgarian Exclusive N Grey, Anthony British Newspaperman Robson is in Bulgaria to report on the Communist Party Congress. Correspondent. Becomes part of a plot to help a party leader defect to the West. 1970s. 119238 1988 Bull Durham M DVD -R HQ 2406, 2407. L News Media 119239 1993 Bull: Farce, A NSF Self, Will In "Cock and Bull," one of two novellas Sportswriter John Bull who turned cabaret critic in London awakens one morning to find that a vagina has formed between his calf and knee. Thinking it's a wound, he seeks medical treatment. Doctor becomes obsessed with it and quickly seduces his patient. Beefy sportswriter conceives and flees to San Francisco. 119240 2000 Bull: Final Hour T Episode #7. 9-25-2000 Newscaster (Richard Saxton). 119241 2000 Bull: In the Course of Human Events T Episode #1. 8-15-2000 Reporter (Tom McGowan). 119242 2000 Bull: Monday, Bloody Monday T Episode #10. 10-17-2000 Newscaster (Richard Saxton). 119243 2000 Bull: Quick Hit, The T Episode #9. 10-10-2000 Newscaster (Richard Saxton). 119244 1929 Bulldog Drummond M Ad - United Artists - Bulldog Drummond Series. Newspaper Advertisement. Hugh "Bulldog" Frummond (Ronald Colman) advertises for adventure. 119245 1947 Bulldog Drummond at Bay M McNeile, Herman Cyril ("Sapper" - Character). Frank Gruber (Screenplay) Ness Book - Bulldog Drummond Series Cub Reporter (Terry Kilburn) helps hero expose gang of jewel thieves. Crooks are after a Scotland Yard man who disappeared with fortune in jewels. Hero locates missing man and rounds up thieves. 119246 1937 Bulldog Drummond Escapes M Bulldog Drummond Series. Reporters (Ernie Stanton, Pat Somerset). 119247 1936 Bulldog Edition M VHS 1485 Ahearn, Danny (Story - "Back in Circulation"). Richard English, Karen DeWolf (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Randy Burns (Evalyn Knapp), Daily News Reporter and Cartoonist. Reporter (Lee Ford). Charlie Hunter, Daily News Reporter (William Newell). Daily News Managing Editor J.M. "Jim" Hardy (Regis Toomey). Daily News Publisher Taggart (Oscar Apfel). Post Managing Editor C.C. Johns (Ivan Miller). Ken Dwyer, Daily News Circulation Manager (Ray Walker). Daily News Delivery Truck Driver (Jack Ingram). Daily News Delivery Man (Eddie Parker). 119248 1935 Bulldog Edition P MLPL Crews, Albert C. Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 119249 2006 Bulldog in the White House M DVD Adult. Gay. Plot inspired by the Jeff Gannon/Washington press corps scandal and is loosely based on Choderlos de Laclos’ classic “Dangerous Liaisons.” Jeff Gannon pseudonym of James Dale Guckert, a conservative website columnist who received unprecedented White House press clearance from 2003-2005, a clear favorite of then-Press Secretary Scott McClellan. Reporter Bulldog (Todd Verow), a hustler who seduces his way into the Washington Press Corps to gain access to the halls of the political elite. At the bidding of his puppet master, a corpulent and power mad Kal Rove, Bulldog engages in manipulative trysts with Whitehouse hotties like the demure Press Secretary (Jono Mainelli), the religious leader and the confused imbecilic good old boy president himself. . Political satire portraying the Bush administration as a cabal of lustful and traitorous gay men who are too busy having sex to notice the empire crumbling down around them. Disgraced White House Reporter/Online Hustler Jeff Gannon is Bulldog. 119250 1999 Bulle von Tolz, Der: Ein Orden fur den Morder TF Germany. Episode #21. 2-14-1999. Reporter (Frank Te Neues). Reporterin (Andrew Glanz-Schell). 119251 1942 Bullet Scars M DVD -R HQ 2025 (Media Excerpts) Reporter (Glen Cavender). Reporter (Charles Drake). Reporter (Stuart Holmes). Reporter (Jack Wise). 119252 1936 Bullets or Ballots M DVD -R HQ 6455, 6456. L Bogart Newspaper Publisher-Editor Ward Bryant (Henry O'Neill), a crusading journalist, is murdered. Newsreel Narrator William Kennedy (Addison Richards). 119253 1939 Bullets or Ballots R CD 002 Lux Video Theater Lux Radio Theater 39-04-16 Crusading Editor 119254 1990 Bullseye! M TV Newsreader (Pamela Armstrong). TV Interviewer (Miranda Baker). TV Announcer (Gordon Honeycombe). 119255 1991 Bulto, El MF Reporter (Victor). Journalist 1 (Jorge Bulnes). Journalist 2 (Alejandro Pacheco). 119256 1998 Bulworth M DVD -R HQ 4623, 4624 Reporter (Deborah Moore). Reporter (Brooke Skulski). Reporter (Roberto Soto). Reporter #1 (Michael Kaufman). Reporter #2 (Deborah Lacey). Reporter #3 (Terry Hoyos). Reporter #5 (Tom Kelly). Video Reporter #2 (Xiomara Cuevas Galindo). Video Reporter (Andrew Warne). Video Reporter #3 (Ava Rivera). Video Reporter #4 (Kerry Catanese). Reporter in the Hallway (Robin Thomas). Media. TV Commentator (John McLaughlin). Journalist (Christopher Curry). Journalist (James Hill). Journalist (Robert Scheer). Photographer (V.I. Foster). Video Cameraman (Scott Mosenson). 119257 1995 Bumbai MF Reporter Shekhar Mishra Narayan (Arvind Swamy) for large daily newspaper is south Indian Hindu man who marries Muslim woman, a taboo in small village in which they live. They marry against family wishes and move to Bombay where he works as a journalist. They have twin boys. Reporter involved in the December 1992-January 1993 :Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid controversy raising racial tensions in Bombay and other parts of India. He interviews politicians from both factions as well as the police. Family reunited after much searching through hospitals, morgues and shelters. But violence leaves indelible impressions in the minds of children. 119258 1991 Bump in the Night MT DVD -R HQ 6879, 6880. SVD 1182. B 32 Holland, Isabelle (Novel). Christopher Lofton (Screenplay) 1-6-91 - Ness Book Investigative Reporter Martha Tierney (Meredith Baxter-Birney) is an award-winning investigative reporter battling alcohol withdrawal Son becomes target of child pornographers and is kidnapped. She used to write a column for The New York Times. Tierney has won two national journalism awards and Pulitzer Prize. Cop investigating the kidnapping refers to her as "a damn good investigative reporter." Both her career and drinking problems took their toll on her marriage. Former husband, now a successful writer, admits he was jealous of her writing. While trying to find out what has happened to their son, the two discuss their relationship. Finally locate their son before he is molested. Family goes on trying to work out its difficulties. 119259 2008 Bunch of Amateurs, A M Journalist (Heidi Monsen). Journalist 3 (Lawrence Sheldon). 119260 2009 Bunch of Americans, A M Journalist 3 (Lawrence Sheldon). 119261 2003 Bunker 13 N Bahal, Aniruddha Bahal reporter for India's leading newspaper. Investigative Reporter MM is a tough-as-nails ex-army officer turned journalist with a penchant for risk, drugs and rough sex. He's a pleasure-seeking journalist working for an upstart Indian newsweekly. Covering the army, MM learns a small band of corrupt officers in Kashmir, India are engaged in smuggling drugs and weapons. Soon becomes involved in intricate web of guerrilla fighting espionage, Russian mobsters and nuclear missiles. MM is a complex man, cynical and dissipated who makes sentences sound natural, but who is also principled. Is he a corrupt hedonist stealing and dealing drugs and weapons even as he double-crosses his buyers and suppliers? Is he a vengeance-seeking missile out to vaporize those who've done him wrong. Or is he really a cocky, canny spy? Is so, whose side is he on? MM shooting heroin during paratrooper freefall exercise. Hits jackpot when brutal border-patrol raid on which he is tagging along uncovers cache of arms and high-grade heroin, but the goods in hand also provide him with tempting brokerage opportunity. 119262 1913 Bunny as a Reporter (aka Bunny Is a Reporter) M Ness Book Cub Reporter Bunny (John Bunny). In order to get a job on a paper, hero disguises himself as a woman to get into a suffragette meeting. So convincing he is even asked to make a speech, but is found out and chased. 119263 1965 Bunny Lake is Missing M DVD -R HQ 11558, 11559. SVD 1213 Piper, Evelyn (Novel). John Mortimer, Penelope Mortimer (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Ness Book Magazine Journalist Steven (Keir Dullea) is appointed temporary head of London magazine office and arrives in England with his sister and her little girl. Girl disappears on first day at daycare center. Police investigate. Journalist revealed to be a psychopath who kidnapped child in fit of jealousy. Earlier, he threatens to discredit police in press if the child is not found by the next morning. TV Newscaster (Tim Brinton). 119264 2006 Bunny Whipped M Sports writer meets a rap star and romance follows. Anchorman (James Lamkin). 119265 1963 Bunny Yeager's Nude Camera M AFI-Magazines/Photographers Magazine 119266 1964 Bunny Yeager's Nude Las Vegas M AFI-Magazines/Photographers Magazine 119267 1985 Bunny's Tale, A MT SVDSP 672. SV 189, VHS 498 Steinem, Gloria (Magazine Article). Deena Goldstone, Lynn Roth (Story). Goldstone (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist Gloria Steinem (Kirstie Alley) is assigned by the editor of Show magazine to get a story on the Playboy Club, temporarily putting aside her hopes of doing major articles on the civil rights movement. Steinem takes the assignment despite warnings that she might never get another serious assignment if she does the piece. Using an assumed name and fudging during the interview when asked for identification, she becomes a Playboy Club bunny. Reporter takes notes on a pad concealed in the cleavage of her bunny outfit. Editor expects a humorous article, but Steinem discovers the female works are being exploited. Playwright boyfriend warns her not to get involved in the bunnys' personal lives. He reminds her first rule of journalism is impartiality and objectivity. She breaks up with her boyfriend. Her boss is impressed to run her article in two installments, but its publication costs her several serious assignments. 119268 1927 Bunt krwi i zelaza MF Poland Journalist Ryszard Wertczynski 119269 2005 Bunty Aur Babli MF India Newspaper Salesman (Kunal Kumar). 119270 1933 Bureau of Missing Persons M DVD -R HQ 6017, 6001 Davis Press Agent Mr. Engel (Jack Wise). 119271 2000 Bureaukratiets slagmark DF Denmark Interviewer-Narrator Stig Andersen 119272 2006 Burg, The: 90's T Episode #9. 12-16-2006 Photographer (Baron Vaughn). 119273 1900 Burgher of the Free State, A SS USC Kipling, Rudyard Printer Allen of the Bloemfontein Banner, master printer. Mrs. Bergmann owns the Banner. Young Dessauer, Mrs. Bergmann's second cousin, now editor of the Banner. Vincent of the Universal Press Agency 119274 1987 Burglar M News Media. TV Reporter (Barbara Simpson). TV Anchorman (Dennis Richmond). TV Anchorwoman (Elaine Corral Kendall). 119275 1957 Burglar, The M News Reporter (Frank Hall). News Commentator (John Facenda). Newsreel Narrator (Bob Wilson). 119276 1972 Burial Monuments Three SM MLPL Hoch, Edward D. In "Best Detective Stories of the Year -- 1973, 27th Annual Collection." Newsman Hampton is on vacation. Motivated by kindness and a bit of reporter's curiosity, learns far too much in a cloistered rural community. From "Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine." 119277 1866 Burial of Sir Abner Gilstrap, The SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Early Tales & Sketches, Volume 1, 1851-1864." Press. "Our Assistant's Column" in the Hannibal Daily Journal. Part of a long-simmering quarrel between the Journal and Abner Gilstrap, editor of the Bloomington (Mo.) Republican and candidate for leg. Clemens' response to Giltrap's verses of satirical dialogue between the Republican and the Journal. 119278 1866 Burial of Sir John Moore, The P USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "On the Poetry of Mark Twain." Parody News. Satire of eulogy 119279 1938 Burial Service (aka Funeral in Eden) NM OWN McGuire, Paul Press 119280 1939 Buried Alive M Ullman, William A. Jr. (Story). George Bricker (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Manning (Wheeler Oakman), an obnoxious journalist who works for a tabloid, accosts the prison executioner in a bar and is punched out by the man's driver. Reporter gets revenge by writing a story attacking the driver, a convict trustee, and the government tries to avoid scandal by denying the driver his parole. Newsman sits in on parole board hearing. The convict is finally freed. Riley, Tabloid Reporter (Ben Alexander). Carson, Tabloid Reporter (Dave O'Brien). 119281 1997 Buried Alive II MT Newspaper Boy (Troy Simmons). 119282 1977 Buried In So Sweet a Place NM OWN - H Forbes, Stanton Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Mary Kate Donovan, Irish girl, lands a job on the Boston Globe, an unusual accomplishment for a woman in 1918. Had to write an advice-to-the-lovelorn column 119283 1985 Buried Inside Extra P MLPL Babe, T. Play Index, 1983-87 Newspaper 119284 1992 Buried on Sunday M News Media. TV Newscaster (Harvey Kirck). Reporter 1 (Deborah Radborne). Reporter 2 (John Dunsworth). 119285 2004 Buried Secret of M. Night Shyamalan, The MT Parody Documentary. Publicist (Ilana Levine). 119286 1985 Burke & Wills M Journalist (Mark Pegler) 119287 1987 Burke's Backyard: T Australia. Series 1987-2004 Reporter Rebecca Harris (2003). Host Don Burke (2001-2004). 119288 1994 Burke's Law T SV 254, 277 TV News murder 119289 1964 Burke's Law: Who Killed Carrie Cornell? T Episode #20. 2-14-1964 Publisher Hudkins (Percy Helton) of Girlicue. 119290 1964 Burke's Law: Who Killed Merlin the Great? T Episode #43. 12-2-1964 Newscaster (Bill Woodson). 119291 1965 Burke's Law: Who Killed Mother Goose? T Episode #49. 1-13-1965 Photographer (Alvy Moore). 119292 1964 Burke's Law: Who Killed the Richest Man in the World? T Episode #41. 11-11-1944 Reporter (Army Archerd as Himself). Reporter #2 (Hank Grant). Reporter #1 (Vernon Scott). Real-Life reporters. 119293 1965 Burke's Law: Who Killed Wimbledon Hastings? T Episode #52, 2-3-1965 News Media. 1st Reporter (Army Archerd). 2nd Reporter (Hank Grant). Real-Life reporters. 119294 1964 Burl Ives Tells the Story of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer C DVD -R HQ 9361. DVD -R HQ 2583 (Media Excerpts) Newspaper Headlines-Stories tell of the worst storm to hit the planet setting up the Rudolph the Red-Nose Reindeer story. 119295 2006 Burleigh Grimes P Kirby, Roger Broadway production 2006. TV Newswoman (Wendie Malick) is a crooked journalist in this play on the dirty dealings of high finance. 119296 2001 Burly TV: Imposter T Episode #1. Host (Becki Newton). Comic Correspondent Nicole Papas. 119297 1992 Burma Horse, The: Part One: Down and Dirty CB Tales of the Green Hornet #1 Publisher Britt Reid (The Green Hornet) of the Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford of the Daily Sentinel. 119298 2008 Burma VJ (aka Reporter i et lukket land) DF Denmark. Language: Burmese-English. Burmese Journalists risk their lives to record protests in their country as well as the violent repression that follows in order to show the whole world their struggle. In dictatorships like Burma, journalism becomes a dangerous, illicit act. With foreign journalists barred from the country in 2007, a group of clandestine, mostly anonymous videographers risk their lives to report what is happening. Using smuggled footage, this documentary tells the story of the 2007 protests in Burma by thousands of monks. 119299 1934 Burmese Days N OWN - H Orwell, George Press 119300 2001 Burn M Reporter (Judy Norman) 119301 1998 Burn M Reporter (Lisa Masters) 119302 1934 Burn 'Em Up Barnes M VHS 1233-1234 12-Episode Chapter Play - Serial. Newsreel Cameraman Bobbie (Frankie Darro), ace newsreel cameraman, helps Barnes prove his innocence when charged with a crime. Newsreel Cameraman George (James Bush). Newsreel Cameraman (Eddie Parker - Chapter 1). Race Commentator (Billy Bletcher) Film Assistant Eddie (James P. B urtis - Chapters 8-11). 119303 1939 Burn 'Em Up O'Connor M Newsreel Announcer Voice (Frank Whitbeck). 119304 2008 Burn After Reading M Public Relations Woman (Crystal Bock). Morning Show Host (Matt Walton). Morning Show Hostess (Lori Hammel). 119305 2008 Burn Notice: Trust Me T DVD -R HQ 10072 Episode. 7-24-2008 Reporter. Former operative pretends he is a reporter to steal a file at the Pakistani Embassy. 119306 2009 Burn Paris Burn M Newscaster (Jean Sebastien Tacher - The Newscaster). Misfit teenager meets an occult student witch. 119307 2008 Burn Up T TV Journalist (Paul Dunphy). Reporter (Barb Mitchell). 119308 1996 Burn Up W C Reporter (Aaron Krohn - Voice - English Version). 119309 1990 Burndown M SV 197 Collings, Stuart (Novel). Anthony Barwick, Colin Stewart (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Patti Smart (Cathy Moriarty) for The Examiner and a local sheriff investigate bizarre murders in Florida linked to a nuclear power plant. Sheriff implies Smart sleeps with cops to get a story. He agrees to give her information off the record. After they make love, Smart sneaks out of bed to type the story on her laptop computer. Later she also goes to bed with a power plant worker to get information. Police and plant officials seem to influence the newspaper's editor. They uncover radioactive fiend raping and murdering women. The two break into the power plant, but a nuclear explosion kills everyone. Sheriff: "…you know you kiss me and then you assassinate me with a typewriter." Editor: "I need something better than this for a front page. Or any other page for that matter…Look, you see the notice on that door? It says 'editor.' That's me. And I say, 'Nothing special.'" Reporter: "I say they got to you too, didn't they?…" "...What ever happened to freedom of the press?" Editor: "Don't you talk to me like that, young lady. Jobs on newspapers are hard to come by. The way you're going, you'll soon find yourself job hunting." Editor (John Hussey). 119310 1981 Burned at the Stake M TV News Reporter (Frank Dolan). 119311 1989 Burned Woman, The NM MLPL Mathis, Edward TV Reporter Susan (Suzie) Roman 119312 1963 Burning Court, The M AFI-Authors Writer 119313 1996 Burning Ghats, The NM Mann, Paul American Journalist Annie Gennaro writes for the Times of India. California-born lover to half-Indian, half-English Bombay police inspector. 119314 1976 Burning Men, The NM Jackman, Stuart Brooke News Media 119315 1994 Burning Passion, A: Margaret Mitchell Story, The MT SV 294 (Excerpts) Writer. Media 119316 2007 Burning Questions NR Busby, Elaine TV Reporter Kelly Moran negotiates Portland Oregon's streets to get to a press conference covering the arson fire at a candy company. A couple of assumptions occur to her -- the owner of a candy company must be a fat man into his golden years and probably started the blaze. But when she meets the candy company owner, she sees how wrong she could be. He's trim and handsome. His concerns seem heartfelt, but Kelly can't silence her reporter's suspicious questions. Is Hart really attracted to her or simply looking for some "journalistic cover?" Just when she thinks she has the answers, she finds that her own heart has been added to her list of burning questions. 119317 2002 Burning Rose N Kennet, Shirley Freelance Journalist Casey Washington is looking for a job that will let her pay her bills. Travels to Bangkok for interview. 119318 1994 Burning Season, The MT Reporter (Roger Cudney) 119319 1988 Burning Season, The N Dundee, Wayne D. #1 Joe Hannibal Series Newspaper Reporter Chet Mundy is a recurring character and friend of sorts in the Joe Hannibal series of novels. On a bounty hunt in rural southern Illinois, PI Joe Hannibal apprehends his man Junior Odum but then discovers his troubles in Hatchaloo County are only beginning. Joe is convinced by gun-toting kin of Odum’s that there are worse things going on locally than the harboring of a bail skip and it doesn’t take much digging by him to decide they’re right. At the breakneck pace of a moonshine runner barreling down a country back road, Hannibal races to prevent the killer from getting away with what he has done. But only after blazing death strikes again will Joe be able to close the case. 119320 1988 Burning Vengeance M TV Reporter (Laurie Quinlivan) 119321 2002 Burning Wall, The DT Photographer Harald Hauswald (Himself). 119322 1950 Burns and Allen Show, The: T Episode. Series (10-12-50 to 9-22-58) Critics. George Invites Critics to Watch First Show of Season: George invites reporters to the house to watch the first episode of their TV show 119323 1950 Burns and Allen Show, The: T Episode. PR Publicity. George and the Glendale Eagle Publicity Stunt: George pretends to hurt his ankle so he won't have to appear in Gracie's publicity stunt 119324 1958 Burns and Allen Show, The: Frozen Passion T Episode #15, Season #8. 1-6-1958 Newspaper. Ronnie and his fiancée read in the paper that Ronnie is married 119325 1950 Burns and Allen Show, The: Interview, The T Episode Reporter from TV Guide (Dan Jenkins) comes to do a story on George and Gracie 119326 1950 Burns and Allen Show, The: Publicity Marriage, The T Episode Newspaper. Ronnie reads about his marriage in the newspaper 119327 1958 Burns and Allen Show, The: Stolen Car, The T Episode #24. Season #8. 1-6-1958 School Newspaper. Gracie tries to get Ronnie a job on the school paper by creating a story about his car getting stolen 119328 1960 Burnt-Out Case, A N OWN - H - P Greene, Graham Correspondent Montagu Parkinson, a news correspondent. 119329 1995 Burnzy's Last Call M Radio Newswoman (Laura Kightlinger) 119330 1973 Burr N OWN - P Vidal, Gore Journalist Charles Schuyler, Burr's biographer and a journalist and law student. William Cullen Bryant, editor of the New York Evening Post. William Leggett, Schuyler's editor at the Evening Post. Burr begins on July 1, 1833 with a special dispatch from the New York Evening Post. 119331 1949 Burton Holmes Travelogue DM Host Burton Holmes, narrator of travelogues 119332 1939 Burton Slade: Wasp, The CB Reporter Burton Slade, Daily Free Press reporter 119333 1993 Bury It Deep NM Reaves, Sam Journalist friend of cabbie uncover behind-the-scenes dealing involving the next candidate for mayor in Chicago. 119334 2004 Bury the Lead N Rosenfelt, David Reporter Daniel Cummings, a star reporter, is charged with murder after he has received messages from the killer taunting the police. He was being used as the mouthpiece of a brutal serial killer. Defense attorney Andy Carpenter has been successfully avoiding taking on new cases until his sometime friend and newspaper owner, Vince Sanders calls and asks him for a favor. He asks him to help Cummings. Cummings had been cooperating with the police but Sanders wants to make sure both the newspaper and Cummings are protected. Carpenter thinks the case is a piece of cake until Cummings is fine unconscious in the park next to the killer's latest victim. Cummings claims he intended to stop the murder but the police arrest him. Now as Carpenter learns more about Daniels' shady background, he begins to wonder what the truth really is. 119335 1957 Burying of Kingsmith, The N OWN - H Reichley, J. News Reporter is assigned to cover the funeral of his own half-brother, killed in action in Korea, and in so doing uncovers much that had been unknown about the former hero. Eddy Marx, journalist 119336 1945 Bus Pests M Newspapers. Pete Smith Short: men who read his newspaper on the bus 119337 1956 Bus Stop M DVD. SVD 967 Life Magazine Reporter (Max Showalter). Life Magazine Photographer (Hans Conreid). Life Reporter (Casey Adams). Announcer (G.E. "Pete" Logan) 119338 1962 Bus Stop: Turn Home Again T Episode #18. 1-28-1962 Newscaster (Robert Rockwell). 119339 1974 Busby Berkeley M Interviewer (Alan G. Barbour). Interviewer (Russ Jones). 119340 1953 Buscadero N Loomis, N Editor also a hired gun man who backed up his pen with gunpowder when he came into New Mexico in 1887 119341 1952 Bushwackers, The M Amateau, Rod, Thomas Gries (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Peter Sharpe (Frank Marlowe) offers a job to former Confederate soldier Jeff Waring (John Ireland) who vows never to pick up guns again He decides not to stay when he finds out town is in control of a tough boss. Changes his mind when he is captured by the boss' men. Waring escapes and uses newspaper to rally the homesteaders. Crooks retaliate by wrecking press and killing the editor. Homesteaders rise up against boss and Waring takes up his guns again to get justice. Waring and editor's daughter, the local schoolteacher, romantically involved. 119342 1995 Bushwhacked M News Media. TV Newscaster (Sue Kwon). Reporter (Carolyn Renee Smith) 119343 2002 Business of Fancydancing, The M DVD -R HQ 3437, 3438 Interviewer, The (Rebecca Carroll) 119344 1986 Business World DT 10-6-1986 to 3-28-1993. ABC TV Reporter Sander Vanocur (1986-1992) was host. Stephen Aug (1992-1993), business news editor who was also a frequent reporter for Good Morning America, replaced Vanocur for the last of its seven seasons on the air. Weekend wrap-up of features on the financial field. 119345 2003 Business World News DT Series TV Anchors (Mark Bedor, Rick Chavez, Debbie Dujanovic, Penny Griego, Kyla Grogan, Joyce Harvey, Amy Hendel, Marti Johnson, Mark Kriski, Mario Machado, Berit Mason, Pat Matthews, Norm McBride, Lynette Romero, Karina Rusk, Mike Stevens, Nick Stewart). TV Anchors (Tamara Taggart, Teresa Tanoos). 119346 2006 Business, The T Series 2006. Reporter (Claire Brosseau). 119347 1999 BusinessWeek Weekend DT Series 1999. News Staff. Anchors Jill Bennett, Brad Holbrook. Reporter Gigi Stone. 119348 2006 Busker, The M Reporter (Chris Collins). 119349 1937 Busman's Honeymoon NM Sayers, Dorothy L. Press. 119350 1914 Busted Johnny, A (aka Making a Living) M L Reporter (Charlie Chaplin). Reporter (Henry Lehrman). 119351 2001 Busted: T Series News Reporter (Mark David Nelson) 119352 2008 Busted: Live T Correspondents Sarah Karges and Ryan Belleville. Hosts Damien Fahey and Tony Yayo. 119353 2001 Busted: Witness to Terror T Episode #13. News Media. News Reporter (Mark David Nelson). Reporter (Luke Seven - Bryan Cabrera). 119354 1987 Buster Keaton: Hard Act To Follow, A T Brownlow, Kevin and David Gill Journalist John Montgomery. Narrator (Lindsay Anderson). 119355 1990 Buster Midnight’s Cafe N Dallas, Sandra Gossip Columnist is writing a scurrilous account of the beloved friends of Effa Commander, who, though departed, remain the most celebrated citizens of Butte, Montana: the great Hollywood legend Marion Street, nee May Anna Kovacks, and Buster Midnight, the boxing champion whose love for Marion led to the notorious “Tinseltown Crime of Passion” and the end of his career. Prodded by her bosom buddy, Whippy Bird, Effa Commander takes pen in hand to set the record straight after the gossip hound’s account has poisoned the well. She wants to tell what really happened on that violent night. But to do that, Effa Commander must recount the story of all their lives: hers and Whippy Bird’s and May Anna’s, and Buster and Toney McNight’s and Pink Varscoe’s. Childhood friends, they all became wives and husbands -- with the exception of May Anna. She went to work in Venus Alley, hitched herself to a big-time director just passing through on his way to Hollywood, and the rest is history. A wry chronicle of more than 50 years of friendship carries some universal, homespun truths about what’s really important in life. 119356 1989 Busters cirkus DF Interviewer Bob Ramsing. 119357 1981 Bustin' Loose M Anchorman (Paul Gardner). 119358 2004 Busty Cops M Interviewer (Samantha Phillips), During Closing Credits. 119359 2002 Busty Naturals M Adult - Hardcore Interviewer (Keri Windsor - Herself). 119360 1914 Busy Day, A M Newsreel Film Director (Mack Sennett). Charles, who plays a woman jealous over her husband's interest in another woman, gets in the way of a cameraman, knocks over a director and a policeman and gets thrown into a crowd of spectators. 119361 1729 Busy-Body, The SS Franklin, Benjamin Fictional Journalist created by Franklin. Introduced in the American Weekly Mercury of Philadelphia. A very popular character. Local fame. 119362 1989 Busybodies N OWN - H Anderson, Patrick Gossip Columnist Tom Tullis, Washington gossip columnist, calls himself the most hated and feared gossip monger in the civilized world. 119363 1910 Busybody, The N Smith, Ellen Ada Journalist-Narrator Anne Arden, also a novelist. Retires in a remote village after being disappointed in love. 119364 1966 But Charlie, I Never Played Volleyball! M Press Agent Charlie (Charlie Reklaw) drags a struggling Hollywood actress to judge a nude beauty pageant. She must perform her duties in the nude. 119365 1948 But Death Runs Faster N McGivern, William P. Press 119366 2006 But I Like It DT Sacco, Joe Cartoonist-Journalist Joe Sacco takes on Rock 'n' Roll with a novel and various articles. 119367 2003 But Inside I'm Screaming N Flock, Elizabeth TV Reporter-Anchor Isabel Murphy is breaking the hottest news story of the year when she unravels on live television in front of an audience of millions. She loses control as the world watches suffering a nervous breakdown. She lands at a four-star psychiatric hospital where she begins the painful process of recovering the life everyone thought she had. But accepting her place among her fellow patients proves more difficult as she struggles to reconcile the fact that she is indeed one of them, and faces the reality that in order to mend her painfully fractured life she must rely solely on herself. 119368 1979 But Mother! T Writer Sharon Barkley (Amy Johnston) 119369 2009 But Not For Long N Wildgen, Michelle Magazine Reporter Karin, a young reporter for Dairy Magazine. During a summer electrical blackout in a lakeside neighborhood in Madison, Wisconsin, three do-gooders who live together in a moldering cooperative house devoted to sustainable food and other trendy causes, go without power and tensions erupt between them -- newcomer Greta, a strident college fund-raiser with an alcoholic ex-husband and her more entrenched house mates: Hal, an employee at a nonprofit food bank, and Karin, the magazine reporter. 119370 1930 But Not For Me MUS Gershwin, George and Ira Gershwin Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax. "Beatrice Fairfax, don't you dare Ever tell me he will care I'm certain It's the final curtain I never want to hear from any cheerful Pollyannas Who tell you fate supplies a mate It's all bananas." 119371 1959 But Not for Me M Photographer, Magazine (Vince Williams). 119372 1928 But Soft -- We Are Observed! N Belloc, H. Press 119373 1943 But That Was Yesterday N Wetherell, June Pat (Frame) Correspondent Mike Logan, famous foreign correspondent and author delivers lecture at college praising Hitler. 119374 1969 Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid M DVD Reporter (Timothy Scott). Photographer (Nelson Olmstead). 119375 2007 Butcher, The N Ely, Peter T. Cub Reporter Ellen Turner unexpectedly finds herself in The Butcher’s focus. Along with a detective, the obsessed police officer assigned to the case, Turner races to find out the identity of this serial killer before she ends up her second Butcher crime scene, this time as a victim rather than a reporter. 119376 1998 Butter M Newscaster (Sam Rubin) 119377 1995 Butterbox Babies M Photographer (Glen Peloso). 119378 1960 Butterfield 8 M L Photographer (Don Burns). 119379 1978 Butterflies: Lovers, The T UK. Episode #5. 12-8-1978 Photographer (Christopher Lawrence). 119380 2000 Butterfly (Mira) NM Sala, Sharon Tabloid Photographer tries to take a picture of a woman who tries to kill him. The bullet hits a pregnant woman left homeless walking the streets after her boyfriend runs off with all her money. Since she is the only witness, the woman turns the gun on her but is sure she is dead. Waking up later in the hospital, she finds her baby dead and an attentive detective at her side. They look for the killer, a woman with long blonde hair. They are also looking for someone who may have a grudge against a tabloid photographer and that could be hundreds of people. 119381 1988 Butterfly Avengers, The N OWN - P Atlee, B.-Bryn Chandler War Correspondent Patrice Rigby. She would infiltrate Germany alone to turn in an American Nazi temptress to the allied cause. 119382 2004 Butterfly Effect, The M TV Anchor (Ted Friend). 119383 2009 Butterfly’s Wing, The N Foreman, Martin Tabloid Press. Andy McIllray and Tom Dayton are a well-matched gay couple in their thirties, still happy after four years together. Andy has a high-flying job with an international organization while Tom has given up his unrewarding work in catering to look after property they bought in the Berkshire. Disaster strikes when Andy’s work takes him to Peru where he is kidnapped by the Shining Path guerrilla movement. Tom not only has to deal with Andy’s absence, but with the intrusion of the tabloid press, which has far-reaching consequences. 119384 1989 Buy & Cell M Newscaster (John Leamer). 119385 2001 Buy Bye Beauty MF Sweden. Photographer (Ralf Vulis). 119386 2006 Buy the Ticket, Take the Ride DT DVD -R HQ 7554, 7555 Journalist Hunter S. Thompson biography. 119387 1955 Buyer's Market, A N Powell, Anthony Press 119388 1989 Buying Time M Commentator, Voice of Fight (Jim Paulson). 119389 2001 Buzz N Lieber, Carrie Publicist Madison Morgan gets involved in political scandal and unravels the unlikely truth about a California gubernatorial candidate and his felonious brother. 119390 2000 Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: Speed Trap C Episode #57. 12-9-2000 Traffic Reporter (Jennifer York - Voice). 119391 2005 Buzz, The: T Episode #2. 5-22-2005 Interviewers (Chris Fabian, Erly Garcia, Jerome Sala, Arman Toga, Cathy Villalon - Themselves). Hosts (Kris Aquino, Boy Abunda, Cristy Fermin, Jobert Sucaldito, John Lapuz - Themselves). 119392 2003 Buzzing, The N Knipfel, Jim Reporter Roscoe Baragon, jaded newspaper reporter, has spent the better part of his professional life on the kook beat and writing about the plethora of crackpots, perverts and conspiracy theorists littering landscape. Incessant beer consumption. 119393 2000 By Dawn's Early Light MT Newscaster (Joanna Piros) 119394 2006 By Her Side N Springer, Kathryn Reporter Felicity Simmons, at the rival newspaper The Davis Landing Dispatch, is being threatened by someone who is not happy with her articles. Gossip Guru of the Davis Landing Observer covers the story. Police officer guards the independent Ms. Simmons and is determined to be by her side until her stalker is caught. Police Officer Chris Hamilton is the only family member not working for Hamilton Media. 119395 1978 By I provinsen, En: Gaester fra Hovedstaden TF Episode #6. 4-1-1978 Radio Reporter (Soren Thomsen). 119396 2003 By Night in Chile N Bolano, Roberto. Christopher Andrews (Translator). Critic Father Urrutia was a graduate from a seminary where he met Chile’s most respected book critic, Farewell. Following in Farewell’s footsteps, Father Urrutia becomes a conservative book critic. As the state of Chile turns form being wonderful and superior to strict and operated almost under a dictatorship, Father Urrutia escapes by being offered a job in Europe to write a report of European churches. Father Urrutia’s story is that of a poor boy who wanted to be a poet, but ends up a half-hearted Jesuit priest and a conservative literary critic, a sort of lap dog to the rich and powerful cultural elite, in whose villas he encounters Pablo Neruda and Ernst Junger. 119397 1986 By Order of the President NM Kilian, Michael News Media. After giving a speech at Gettysburg the president is shot in an assassination attempt and rushed to Camp David by his fiercely protective White House chief-of-staff and friend. News reports of his condition are vague. Vice-president can't get any more information than what is shown on TV. In California, a down-and-out TV adman, Charlie Dresson, is convinced the President is dead and that an elaborate hoax is being put over on the public. With the help of a former senator, now the wife of a senator, Dresden makes his way across the country avoiding murder attempts in the process, go give the Vice President enhanced videotapes supporting his suspicions. 119398 1990 By Reason of Insanity NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Harvey, James Neal Reporter Sarah Weston -- "Fame was the reason reporter Sarah Weston continued to air gruesome photos on the local news." 119399 1979 By Reason Of Insanity N OWN - P Stevens, Shane Reporter Adam Kenton, investigative reporter hunting for a man who escaped from a institution for the criminally insane. 119400 1965 By Rocket to the Moon SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 119401 1930 By Rocket to the Moon, The Story of Hans Hardt's Miraculous Flight NSF Gail, Otto Willi Press 119402 2003 By the Book NR Warren, Nancy Harlequin Blaze #85 Columnist Luke Lawson is a hunk. He writes sex advice columns for many men's magazines under the name of Lance Flagstaff. As Lance, he has just published his first book, "Sex for Total Morons." His mail keeps getting mixed up with upstairs neighbor's. When she brings down a padded envelope addressed to Luke, she plans on asking him out. But the book falls out and she thinks he's a loser. He convinces her that he needs her help to work through the sex manual he received and she agrees. 119403 1969 By the Falls SSF MLPL Harrison, Harry In "Nebula Award Stories Six." Reporter Carter. The Man by The Falls tells him he'll show the reporter something but only "if you promise not to write about it." Carter: "My word of honor, not a word. Just show me." 119404 2007 By the Rivers of Babylon N Austin, Cindy Brown Christian Journalist Gabriella Sinclaire is a street-savvy reporter with the power to reveal the secrets of Lincoln Duvall, the Third Ward’s most notorious criminal, a drug lord and known murderer who has sold his soul to the devil and abandoned his early roots of religious upbringing. Now he has fallen in love with the reporter and she has the power to dismantle his entire organization. Good is pitted against evil in a dramatic showdown. Wealthy, powerful and connected, Lincoln has always been untouchable -- until Gabriella invades his heart. Is spiritual redemption possible for Lincoln or will he pull Gabriella away from her life of virtue down to the darkness of his world? 119405 1932 By Whose Hand? M DVD -R HQ 7750, 7751 Adler, Harry Reporter Jimmy Hawley (Ben Lyon) for the Evening Star is assigned by his editor to go to the train station where an escaped convict is expected to board an express to San Francisco. City Editor (DeWitt Jennings). Newsboy (Allen K. Wood). Hawley goes on board to follow the convict. People aboard the train are murdered. The crook is captured while the report stops the runaway train. 119406 1954 By-Line T Schlitz Playhouse - 7-30-54 Newspaper 119407 1951 By-Line -- Betty Furness T Five live mysteries centering on a reporter and her attempts to apprehend criminals.11-4-51 to 12-16-51 Reporter (Betty Furness). Furness is "The Reporter" 119408 1947 By-Line Dennie NJ Frazier, Neta Lohnes Newspaper. Dennis is a high school graduate who works on a small-town weekly to earn college tuition before enrolling. Meets the usual obstacles. 119409 1949 By-Line for Josie NJ Saffron, Robert School Journalist Josie is a teen-ager with more interest in getting a by-line than getting out a newspaper. Obstacles she encounters are contrived. 119410 1951 By-Line for Murder NM OWN - P Garve, Andrew Editor, Assistant Foreign, of the London Morning Call Edgar Jessop, a national newspaper. 119411 1963 Bye Bye Birdie M DVD -R HQ 5267, 5268. L AFI-Television/Sullivan Show. PR Columnist Ed Sullivan featured. Reporter #1 (Bruce Harwood). Reporter #2 (Frank Cassini). Reporter #3 (Gary Jones). 119412 1968 Bye Bye Braverman M AFI-Authors Writer 119413 1987 Bye Bye Star-Club MT Photographer (Gunter Zint), Star-Club Photographer 119414 1949 Bye, Bye Bluebeard C Guffaw and Order News Reporter (Mel Blanc - Voice). News bulletin on radio 119415 1991 Byhala TF Series 1991-1992. Reporter (Gila Bergqvist). 119416 2001 Byline M Anchorwoman (Laura Schurtz). 119417 1951 Byline (aka Newsgal) T ABC Reporter 119418 1983 Bylines N OWN - H (Two Copies) Weinraub, Bernard Reporter from the New York Star pursues rumors of scandal in the senator's office Behind the scenes at a great newspaper -- the struggle for succession when the managing editor commits suicide, the men and women who will anything for a big story. 119419 1986 Bylines N Carlow, Joyce Newspaper 119420 2008 Bylines & Deadlines (aka Bylines and Deadlines) N Vinje, Kimberly Journalist Kristine Larkin is young and impetuous as she sets out to fulfill her dreams of becoming an award-winning journalist -- never mind the consequences. With the help of an unexpected source, se uncovers the story of a lifetime. She charges full-steam ahead certain this byline will bring her the fame, fortune, respect and adoration for which she longs. More concerned with one-upping her rivals than the consequences of her actions, Larkin gets her byline but loses everything in the process -- even who she is. Starting over as someone new won’t be easy, especially when her old life comes back to haunt her. 119421 1992 Bystander NM Zager, Muriel Kogan Correspondent Julia Fields is trying to solve a murder in the Armenian section of old Jerusalem for which a friend has been arrested. The American journalist sets out to exonerate her young Armenian friend wrongly accused of the crime. Through her investigative work, a color mosaic of modern-day Israel emerge: money, power, politics, intifada, jihad, the West Bank and West and East Jerusalem come alive. 119422 1997 C-16, FBI T Series TV Anchor (Laura Diaz) 119423 1998 C-16, FBI: El Nino T Episode #12. 6-18-1998 TV Anchor (Laura Diaz) 119424 1998 C-16, FBI: Hitting Olansky T Episode #13. 7-2-1998 TV Anchor (Laura Diaz) 119425 1997 C-16, FBI: Pilot (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #1-#2. 9-27/10-4-1997 TV Anchor (Laura Diaz) 119426 1997 C-16: FBI: Radio FBI T Episode #3. 10-11-1997 Reporter #2 (Stan Abe). Reporter #1 (Susie Coelho). 119427 1923 C-V Newsreel: "Greed" and Death Valley DM DVD -R HQ 2370. Newsreel. Making of "Greed" in Death Valley. 119428 1979 C.B. Greenfield: Introducing C.B. Greenfield NM OWN - P Kallen, Lucille #1 C.B. Greenfield and Maggie Rome Mysteries Editor-Publisher C.B. Greenfield runs Sloan's Ford Reporter with his right-hand woman, Reporter Maggie Rome. Reporter Maggie Rome, upper-class Westchester NY woman, works on a crusading local newspaper as a reporter. Gets involved in pulling many skeletons out of local closets as she and her boss unravel circumstances surrounding a young hit-and-run- driver. 119429 1986 C.B. Greenfield: Little Madness, A NM OWN - H Kallen, Lucille #5 C.B. Greenfield and Maggie Rome Mysteries Editor-Publisher C.B. Greenfield runs Sloan's Ford Reporter with his right-hand woman, Reporter Maggie Rome. 119430 1982 C.B. Greenfield: No Lady in the House NM OWN - H Kallen, Lucille #2 C.B. Greenfield and Maggie Rome Mysteries Editor-Publisher C.B. Greenfield runs Sloan's Ford Reporter with his right-hand woman, Reporter Maggie Rome. 119431 1984 C.B. Greenfield: Piano Bird, The NM OWN - H Kallen, Lucille #4 C.B. Greenfield and Maggie Rome Mysteries Editor-Publisher C.B. Greenfield runs Sloan's Ford Reporter with his right-hand woman, Reporter Maggie Rome. 119432 1980 C.B. Greenfield: Tanglewood Murder, The NM OWN Kallen, Lucille #2 C.B. Greenfield and Maggie Rome Mysteries Editor-Publisher C.B. Greenfield runs Sloan's Ford Reporter with his right-hand woman, Reporter Maggie Rome. 119433 1970 C.C. and Company M AFI-Fashion Editors/Photographers Photographer (Alan Pappe). 119434 1979 C.H.O.M.P.S. M African-American Reporter is attacked by a dog when he inadvertently says 100: code number to attack. Reporter (James Reynolds). 119435 1984 C.H.U.D. M Ness Photojournalist-Fashion Photographer George (John Heard) looking for cannibals under the streets of New York. Newscaster (Jon Polito). 119436 1956 C.I.D. MF India Editor Shrivastav of a newspaper is killed when he was about to expose the underworld links of a very rich and influential person. C.I.D. inspector is assigned to the case, becomes a suspect and is arrested by the police and loses his job as the gangsters, who used lies and deceit to frame the policeman carry on undeterred. 119437 1981 C.O.D. M Female Reporter with Ms. Bazzini during opening credits (Samantha Fox). Male Reporter with Ms. Bazzini during opening credits (Ron Jeremy). Photographer Mr. Sol (Bill Karnovsky). 119438 2004 C.S.A.: Confederate States of America, The M Parody British Documentary takes a look at the history of an America where the South won the Civil War. Newscaster (Jack Wright). Journalist No. 1 (Benjamin Meade). Journalist No. 2 (Adam Carey). Journalist No. 3 (Gene Hockman). British Narrator (Charles Frank - Voice). Newsreel Narrator (Bob G. Surber - Voice). Walt Whitman (Marvin Voth - Voice). Voice of Channel 6 Announcer Ruben Weinstein (Robert Sokol). British Film Producer (Julia Christie Othmer). 119439 1992 C'est arrive pres de chez vous MF Journalist (Stephane Aubier). Journalist (Laurence D'Hondt). Journalist (Daniel Tursch). Cameraman (Marcel Engels). 119440 1957 Ca aussi c'est Paris MF Reporter (Jean Poiret). Reporter (Michel Serrault). 119441 1998 Cab to Canada MT DVD -R HQ 7621, 7622. Reporter (Simms Thomas) 119442 1995 Caballos salvajes MF Argentina Newspaper Editor (Ernesto Claudio). 119443 2001 Cabin Pressure MT TV Reporter (Caron Prins) 119444 2002 Cabinet of Curiosities, The N Preston, Douglas and Lincoln Child New York Times Reporter William Smithback Jr. and his fiery erstwhile girlfriend Nora Kelly of the New York Museum of Natural History look for a seemingly immortal serial killer at work in New York City. Newspaper Reporter broadcasts the story of a ghastly archaeological find -- in lower Manhattan, excavators have discovered the buried bone stash of a late-19th century serial killer. The remains of 36 people murdered and dismembered over 130 years ago. After the broadcast, deadly things begin to happen. Murder follows murder. Who is holding New York City in fear? Is he a copycat killer or the rightful heir of the Five Points madman? The FBI is on the case. The action begins when groundbreaking for an apartment tower in downtown Manhattan reveals a charnel house of murder victims from the late 19th century. Kelly must study the remains before the site is stripped by the building's developer. The Donald Trump-type developer, with the mayor's backing will accept no construction delays. Kelly calls on Smithback for investigative help as the city is struck by killings that duplicate earlier murders. 119445 1996 Cable Guy, The M TV Anchorwoman (Christine Devine). Newsroom Reporter (Mark Thompson). Newsroom Researcher (Liza D'Agostino). Reporter Outside Courtroom (Wendy L. Walsh). 119446 1966 Caccia alla volpe MF Critic (Giustino Durano) 119447 2005 Cache M Literary Talk Show Host Georges Laurent (Daniel Auteuil). on TV lives in Paris with his wife and teenage son. They receive videotapes of surveillance of their private life and weird drawings. Georges' Editor-in-Chief (Bernard Le Coq). They go to the police who do nothing. Writer (Peter Stephan Jung). Georges' Assistant (Julie Recoing). 119448 1984 Cachet N Ashford, Jane News Media 119449 1998 Cactus Corners, Arizona N Thompson, Ray Newsman from Minnesota joins the staff of Cactus Corners' Radio Station KRUM and relates his experiences with wacky fellow broadcasters and colorful, oftentimes, eccentric townsfolk. Station owner comes from a family of ostrich ranchers, the town drunk is the most accurate weather forecaster, the slogan "See you later alligator" originated. There's also the story of Arizona Territory's most notorious female outlaw. 119450 1969 Cactus Flower M DVD -R HQ 7955, 7956. L AFI-Authors Writer 119451 1976 Cadaveri eccellenti MF News Media. TV Anchorman (Renato Turi). 119452 1953 Caddy, The M Sports. Photographer (Jerry James). Photographer (Stephen Roberts). Golf Announcer (Wendell Niles). Announcer (Tom Harmon). 119453 1942 Cadets On Parade M Fenton, Frank, Martha Barnett (Story). Howard J. Green (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsboy (Jimmy Lyndon) becomes a friend to a rich kid who runs away to the city from military academy. The rich kid's father offers reward for his return and the newsboy's father tries to claim it. Rich kid, toughened up by newsboy, returns to the academy and tells his fellow cadets he was kidnapped and escaped. Newsboy is implicated in kidnapping and tries to protect his father. Newsboy goes to trial and is nearly convicted before the rich kid tells the truth. Reporter (Lloyd Bridges). Reporter (Eddie Cherkose). Reporter (John Tyrrell). Photographer (Jack Gardner). Photographer (Philo McCullough). 119454 2001 Cadillac Diet, The: Or an Act of God is a Hard Act to Follow N Lewis, M. News Media frenzy. Hero paired with a dynamic female reporter sent to cover the story. Circus-like atmosphere. 119455 1996 Cadillac Jukebox N Burke, James Lee Documentary Film Writer seeking to prove 68-year-old Louisiana redneck convicted of killing a prominent civil rights leader 30 years before. He insists he didn't do it. New York film interests want to do film of book on the story. Then in New Orleans, the film writer is brutally executed. 119456 1990 Cadillac Man M News Media. Man holds car salesman and others hostages as police and media surround the building. Paparazzi (Brian Sanet). 119457 1939 Cafe Society M SVDSP 1381 Van Upp, Virginia Van (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Columnist-Ship Reporter Chick O'Bannon (Fred MacMurray) and heiress who bet with gossip columnist Sonny De Witt (Allyn Joslyn), a bitchy Winchell-type columnist. When reporter finds out heiress married him to win a bet, he writes a story exposing her. (Joslyn says his character was definitely gay.) Reconciliation at end of film. Reporter (John Daheim). Lady Photographer (Dorothy Tree). Newsreel Reporter (Eddie Dunn). 119458 1995 Café Society M Reporter (Steve Alexander) 119459 1928 Café X MF Norway Journalist Karl Kraft (Bengt Djurberg). Journalist I 'Dagsavisen' (Ellen Isefiaer). 119460 1984 Cafeteria, The MT Critic (Howard Da Silva) 119461 2005 Cafundo MF Brazil. Photographer Ernest (Edson Rocha). 119462 1978 Cage aux folles, La M France News Media. A Journalist (Piero Mazzinghi). 119463 1965 Cage de verre, La MF Israel Journalist (Azaria Rapaport). 119464 1994 Cage II M Commentator (John Marino) 119465 1990 Caged in Paradiso M News Media. TV Newscaster (Chuck Sloan). Reporter (Dierdre Williams). Group of women falsely imprisoned in an island fortress plan to escape. 119466 1984 Caged Women M Molteni, Palmanbrogio (Story, and with Oliver LeFait, Screenplay) Adult Journalist Emmanuelle (Laura Gemser) acts as hooker to do expose on prison conditions. 119467 1974 Cagliostro M News Editor Morandi (Franco Ressel). 119468 1982 Cagney & Lacey: Better Than Equal T Episode #6. 4-29-1982 Interviewer (Johnny Haymer - The Interviewer). 119469 1986 Cagney & Lacey: Capitalism T Episode #77. 4-7-1986 Reporter (Sheila Frazier). 119470 1985 Cagney & Lacey: Ordinary Hero T Episode #59. 10-7-1985 News Media. TV Reporter (Haunani Minn). 119471 1985 Cagney & Lacey: Power T Episode. 12-16-1985, Season #5. Episode #10 TV Reporter (Wayne Crawford). 119472 1985 Cagney & Lacey: Psychic, The T Episode. 10-21-1985. Season #5. Episode #3 TV Reporter Joseph Chapman. Interviewer (Clare Nono). 119473 1994 Cagney & Lacey: Return, The MT News Media. Reporter (Bree Walker Lampley). Journalist (John V. Fahey). 119474 1986 Cagney & Lacey: Revenge T Rappaport, Frederick Episode. 12-8-1986 News Media 119475 1985 Cagney & Lacey: Stress T Episode #50. 2-4-1985 News Media. Reporter (Polli Magaro). 119476 1995 Cagney & Lacey: Together Again T Episode Reporter (Saida Pagan) 119477 1996 Cagney & Lacey: True Convictions MT TV Reporter (Ola Sturik) 119478 1984 Cagney & Lacey: Unusual Occurrence, An T DVD -R HQ 3089 Episode. TV. Television Reporter Arturo Perez of Channel 3 News stirs up neighborhood resentment after Chris Lacey is forced to shoot a teenage burglar armed with a baseball bat. Channel 3 News Anchor Pam. Reporter Perez of Night Beat segment of the news reports from Spanish Harlem pursuing the story. Aggressive. Episode ends with no resolution except for Lacey's apology to the boy's mother. When a police lieutenant kicks Perez out of his office ending an interview and slamming the door in his face, Perez asks his cameraman: "Did you get the door slamming in my face?" 119479 2000 Caifanes de Tepito, Los MF Mexico Reporter (Rob Macie). 119480 1995 Caiga quien caiga DF Series 1995 Reporter-Host Eduardo De La Puente. Reporter-Host Juan Di Natale. Reporter Nacho Goano. Reporter Andres Kusnetzoff. Reporter Daniel Malnatti. Reporter Gonzalo Rodriguez. Reporter Daniel Tognetti. 119481 2005 Caiga quien caiga DF Episodes Reportero/Co-Host Arturo Valls. Reportero Juanra Bonet. Reportero Christian Galvez. Reportero Fernando Gonzalez. Host Manuel Fuentes. Co-Host Eduardo Aldan. Reportero Toni Garrido 119482 1995 Caiga quien caiga - CQC TF Reporters (Andres Kusnetzoff, Clemente Cancela, Nacho Goano, Guillermo Lopez, Daniel Malnatti, Gonzalo Rodriguez, Danniel Tognetti). Hosts (Mario Pergolini, Eduardo de la Puente, Juan Di Natale, Juan Castro). 119483 1918 Caillaux Case, The M AFI-Reporters/Editors/Newspapers - Ness Book Reporter for Le Figaro in Paris, Leo Claretie (Philip Van Loan), marries a woman who later divorces him to marry the Minister of Finance causing the reporter to commit suicide. Gaston Calmette (Eugene Ormonde) is his editor who learns the woman's new husband is involved in political conspiracy -- but she kills the editor before he can expose the plot. Conspiracy is uncovered and spies are caught. Based on a real case that was so timely that the final decision had not yet been handed down at the time of the film's release. 119484 2006 Caimano, Il MF Italy Critico gastronomico (Dario Cantarelli). Skewering of Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. 119485 2005 Cain and Abel M Police Reporter Chuck (Thomas Sanchez) in the adventures of two undercover Hollywood cops 119486 1936 Cain and Mabel M DVD -R HQ 2631, 2632. Publicity. Public Relations Man-Reporter Reilly (Roscoe Karns). Headlines. Media. Photographer (William Arnold). Photographer (Dick French). Photographer (George Riley). Photographer (Earl Tree). 119487 1942 Cairo M DVD -R HQ 5681, 5682 (Video Breakup). VHS 927 McClain, John (Screenplay) Ness Book. MacDonald Correspondent Homer Smith (Robert Young) starts out as a country journalist sent to Libya as an honor by his paper. When the boat on which he is sailing is torpedoed, he ends up on a raft with a German spy. In Cairo, he gets mixed up with the spy's associates, believing them to be from British Intelligence. Reporter is tricked into thinking a film star he admires is really the head of the German spy ring. He gets a job as her butler to expose her. By sheer luck, he exposes the real spies and thwarts their plans. Man in newspaper office (Jack Daley) 119488 2008 Cairo N Wilson, G. Willow (Writer). M.K. Perker (Illustrator) Graphic Novel Journalist who is down-on-his-luck, a drug runner, an American expatriate, a troubled student and an Israeli soldier are five strangers who find themselves on a quest to recover a powerful stolen hookah as they navigate the city’s streets and a spiritual underworld to find that stolen hookah sought by a wrathful gangster. 119489 1950 Cairo Road M Photographer (Alan Tilvern) 119490 1989 Caixa Alta: T Episodes. Journalist (Joao Baiao). 119491 2005 Cake MT DVD -R HQ 5473, 5474 Editor Philippa "Pippa" McGee (Heather Graham), a former freelance travel writer, improves her love life when she becomes an editor for her father's bridal magazine, "Weddingbells.". Father Malcolm McGee (Bruce Gray) owns several magazines. . Editor Ian Grey David Sutcliffe), vice-president of McGee's publications skeptical of her. Hemingway Jones (Taye Diggs), freelance photographer. Roxanne (Cheryl Hines) handles ads sales, becomes advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist. . Father: "Lucy Wards quit. One of my editors. Got offer from Globe she couldn't refuse." Announcer (Diana Flacks). Father's publications he's been running for 35 years are in financial trouble. Media Mogul Bob Jackman (Carlo Rota) wants to buy her dad's publications. McGee and Ian selling magazines without telling Pippa. After father tells her, she says she wants to do the last issue. A great success. Her mother started the publications. She has a relationship with Gray. "A fat magazine is a happy magazine," Malcolm tells his daughter. He wins 27th Annual National Magazine Award. 119492 2007 Cake M Photographer (Jennifer Lynn Wilson). 119493 1967 Cala naprzod MF Poland Journalist (Zdzislaw Maklakiewicz). 119494 2000 Calamity Jo N Knoll, Patricia Harlequin Duet #21 Reporter Jo Quillan is hired to work for the Calamity Falls Ingot owned by her aunt and uncle. But she wants to work for a big city newspaper. Thinks opportunity arrives when a renowned investigator visits the town. He says he is on vacation, but she follows him everywhere hoping to find an exclusive. They fall in love. She most choose between life goal of attaining big time all alone or remaining in a small pond with her beloved. 119495 2004 Calcium Kid, The M News Reporter (Doug Cockle). Pressmen (Rupert Procter, John Ashton, Matthew Watkin, Christopher Obi, Jonathan Ryland). 119496 1961 Calendar DT Series 10-2-1961 to 8-30-1963. CBS TV Newsman Harry Reasoner, daytime informational series for housewives emphasizing news and current events TV Host Mary Fickett. Live-from-New York entry was a CBS News production. Daily morning show. 0 119497 1993 Calendar M Photographer (Atom Egoyan) 119498 1968 Calendar DT UK Film Critic Tony Earnshaw (2003). Presenters Richard Whitely (1968-1995), Austin Mitchell (1968-1975), Mike Morris (1996-2002), Gaynor Barnes, Geoff Druett, John Shires, Christine Talbot. Weather Presenter Sian Lloyd (1989). 119499 2008 Calendar Boys -- March: Kiss Me NR Craig, Jamie Gay Freelance Photographer Mal Donnelly is a complete professional and doesn’t bat a lash at any assignment. Even the special St. Patrick’s Day photo-shoot on the set of a gay pornographic film. But just the sight of the film’s star, Alejandro Marroquin, is enough to turn him into a tongue-tied fool. When Alejandro asks him to dinner, Mal knows it truly is his lucky day. Alejandro doesn’t date. With his career, it is difficult to have any sort of real relationship. But Mal, the soft-spoken, talented photographer, had captivated Alejandro from the moment they met six months prior to the St. Patrick’s Day shoot. Still covered in green paint from the photo-shoot, he gathers up his courage and asks Mal to dinner. Alejandro can only hope that their mutual desire will overcome the obstacle of his career. After all, it isn’t easy being with the hottest porn star in town. 119500 1993 Calendar Girl M Photographer ((Michael Quill) 119501 1992 Calendar Girl, Cop, Killer? Bambi Bembenek Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 7573, 7574. Photojournalist (Dink O'Neal) 119502 1917 Calendar Girl, The M PR - AFI-Publicity Reporter and Photographer hired to take photos of the Calendar Girl for advertising purposes. Heiress mistaken for calendar girl. She sues to stop use of her picture on the calendar. 119503 2003 Calendar Girls M DVD -R HQ 5906, 5907. News Media circus greets arrival of the calendar posed for by nude elderly women. The calendar becomes a sensation. TV Reporter (Sharon Thomas). News Presenter (Christa Ackroyd). Orchid Photographer (Angus Barnett). Lecherous Photographer (Frank Barrie). Welsh Photographer (John Sparkes). Student Photographer (Merry Owen). 119504 1966 Calendar Pin-Up Girls M AFI-Photographers Photographer 119505 1920 Caliban N OWN - H George, W.L. Press 119506 1979 California Dreaming M Newsman (Buddy Kling) 119507 2004 California Girl NM Parker, T. Jefferson Reporter Andy Becker is one of three brothers (the others are a cop and a priest). When a troubled beauty queen they've known since childhood turns up murdered and headless, the Beckers pull together to search for the killer. But each has their secrets. One Becker brother is a reporter drunk with ambition. The other is a cop on his first homicide case and the third is a minister yearning to perform just one miracle. All three are about to collide with the changing world of 1968. In 1968, one of the Vonn sisters, Janelle, is brutally murdered and it becomes a touchstone for the Beckers. Janelle had given the smitten Andy, an ambitious reporter, her phone number, but he never called. 119508 1989 California Gold N OWN - H Jakes, John San Francisco Journalist Nellie Ross, an early feminist, 1886-1921. 119509 1981 California Gold Rush MT Harte, Bret (Stories). Tom Chapman, Roy London (Teleplay) Ness Book Reporter. Brete Harte (Robert Hays). The San Francisco Star is owned by Sam Brannon (Gene Evans) who runs many enterprises in California. Harte witnesses the rumors of gold being discovered at Sutter's Fort. The stories are printed in the Star. Publisher is seen as an opportunist who uses the gold strike to make money. But he clears the wrongly accused man in the end of the film. 119510 1978 California Jam 2 T Interviewers-Hosts (Jeff Conaway, Susanne Sevareid). 119511 1974 California Split M Magazine Writer (George Segal) for California Inquire sells everything he owns to finance a poker game in Reno 119512 1959 California Street N OWN - H Busch, Niven Publisher Anchylus Saxe, self-made San Francisco publisher. Attempts of two younger daughters to obtain from him the power of proxy. Hope to get control of newspapers. Gossip columnist. 119513 1978 California Suite M Editor Jane Fonda is a Newsweek magazine editor trying to get her teenaged daughter back from her ex-husband who acknowledges her tough masculine qualities by calling her "sir." 119514 1981 California Thriller N OWN - P Byrd, Max Newsman took a quick trip to North to the Sacramento Valley and never came home 119515 1998 California Time N Finney, Ernest J. Aspiring Journalist Julian Palestrini, the youngest son of Italian grape growers reared in the Valley, now a war hero and embryonic journalist, changes his mind about going AWOL in World War II and decides to return home sickened by the pointless carnage. 119516 1993 California Time N Hiller, Catherine Cameraman Michael Simon hates New York City. He loathes the filth, the panhandlers, the roaches, the crime and the dwindling opportunities for him as a cameraman. He’s also tired of giving in to his New York-born-and-bred wife, Laurie, who loves the city, her friends and her job as a book editor. So when a friend asks him to be his partner in Santa Monica, California,Michael finally acts on his feelings and drags Laurie, their teenage son Andy and their 10-year-old daughter Kira to the land of sun and biofeedback. There, he thinks, he’ll have a good job, the kids will enjoy the outdoors, and perhaps Laurie will find a cure for her mysterious and debilitating physical pain. But the new setting creates tension in the family. He has no regrets about leaving the East Coast but is ambivalent about renewing his relationship with his father, who moved to L.A. when Michael was young. Laurie finds to her surprise she can adjust to a house and pool and flowers in December, but she can’t forget the people and the work she left behind. While Kira enjoys an intense new friendship, Andy is desolate with longing for New York -- and his girlfriend. His parents, in love with each other anew, ignore his growing despair. 119517 2005 Californians, The M DVD -R HQ 4514, 4515 Reporter (Kurtis Bedford). 119518 1958 Californians, The: Alice Pritchard Case, The T Episode #19. 2-4-1958. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119519 1957 Californians, The: All That Glitters T Episode #2. 10-1-1957. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119520 1957 Californians, The: Avenger, The T Episode #4. 10-15-1957. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119521 1957 Californians, The: Barber’s Boy, The T Episode #9. 11-19-1957. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119522 1958 Californians, The: China Doll T Episode #17. 1-21-1958. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119523 1958 Californians, The: Coward, The T Episode #15. 1-7-1958. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119524 1958 Californians, The: Duel, The T Episode #21. 2-18-1958. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119525 1957 Californians, The: Little Lost Man T Episode #11. 12-3-1957. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119526 1957 Californians, The: Lost Queue, The T Episode #6. 10-29-1957. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119527 1957 Californians, The: Magic Box, The T Episode #10. 11-26-1957. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119528 1957 Californians, The: Man From Boston T Episode #8. 11-12-1957. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119529 1958 Californians, The: Man From Paris, The T Episode #20. 2-11-1958. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119530 1958 Californians, The: Mr. Valejo T Episode #18. 1-28-1958. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119531 1957 Californians, The: Noose, The T Episode #3. 10-8-1957. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119532 1958 Californians, The: Panic on Montgomery Street T Episode #16. 1-14-1958. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119533 1957 Californians, The: PO 8, The T Episode #14. 12-31-1957. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119534 1957 Californians, The: Regulators, The T Episode #7. 11-5-1957. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119535 1957 Californians, The: Search for Lucy Manning, The T Episode #5. 10-22-1957. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119536 1958 Californians, The: Sorley Boy T Episode #22. 2-25-1958. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. A sheriff is elected during the middle of the first season and Patrick was slowly phased out of the show. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119537 1957 Californians, The: Strange Quarantine T Episode #12. 12-10-1957. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119538 1957 Californians, The: Truce of the Tree T Episode #13. 12-17-1957. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119539 1957 Californians, The: Vigilantes Begin, The T Episode #1. 9-24-1957. Series 1957-1959. Twenty-two Episodes. Reporter Dion Patrick (Adam Kennedy) of the California Star, an Irish American newspaperman. Sam Brennan (Herbert Rudley), newspaper editor. Patrick goes out West seeking gold and finds a town that is being run by a bunch of brutal crooks. He ends up becoming a reporter for the local newspaper and also joins a group of men who had grown tired of the crooks. They decide to fight for their city as vigilantes until formal and effective law enforcement can reach the Old West. 119540 2007 Californication: Absinthe Makes the Heart Grow Fonder T DVD -R HQ 8993 Episode #6. 9-17-2007 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." 119541 2008 Californication: Blues From Laurel Canyon T DVD -R HQ 10611 Episode. 12-7-2008 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. Hank et al attend Mia’s book party, the book she stole from Hank. The New York Times gives it a favorable review causing Hank more angst. The Rolling Stone Reporter shows up and says she thinks the man in the book is Hank. Hank denies it and Mia keeps quiet. Hank’s agent says it’s the best reviews one of his books has gotten. More family problems. 119542 2007 Californication: California Son T DVD -R HQ 9018 Episode #8. 10-1-2007 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank's father dies causing a crisis in his wife. His former girlfriend consoles him. 119543 2008 Californication: Coke, Dick and the First Kick T DVD -R HQ 10479 Episode. 11-02-2008 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. A Female Rolling Stone Writer seduces Hank after telling him she wrote one of the worst reviews he received because she was not in a good place. 119544 2007 Californication: Devil’s Threesome, The T DVD -R HQ 9114 Episode. Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." 119545 2007 Californication: Fear and Loathing at the Fundraiser T DVD -R HQ 8964 Episode #4. 9-3-2007 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." New girlfriend Meredith convinces hank to escort her to an environmental fundraiser where they run into his ex-girlfriend, Karen, and a variety of West Los Angeles types. 119546 2007 Californication: Filthy Lucre T DVD -R HQ 9071 Episode #9. 10-9-2007 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Moody writes a novel while attending his father’s funeral but his car is hijacked with the manuscript in it. He had given the manuscript to his ex-girl friend who refuses to read it. But the 16-year-old daughter of the ex girl friend’s fiancé makes a copy of the manuscript and now that’s the only copy that exists. 119547 2007 Californication: Girls, Interrupted T DVD -R HQ 8993 Episode #7. 9-24-2007 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." 119548 2009 Californication: Glass Houses T DVD -R HQ 11547 Episode. 11-1-2009 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. Hank completes the biography after the record producer dies of a cocaine overdose. His ex-girlfriend and mother of his daughter gets a job in New York. Hank remains in California with his daughter. Hank’s daughter returns to California with a surprise visitor -- Karen. Karen and Hank agree to send Becca to New York with her mother. Hank’s class is filled with the women he slept with -- and Karen as a guest visitor. Becca doesn’t want to go to New York because of her close friend in Los Angeles. The two girls get drunk. 119549 2008 Californication: Going Down and Out in Beverly Hills T DVD -R HQ 10527 Episode. 11-16-2008 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. Hank continues to go from bed to bed looking for salvation. He is no longer writing a blog. 119550 2008 Californication: Great Ashby, The T DVD -R HQ 10362 Episode. 10-5-2008 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank considers writing a biography of the record producer who bails him out of jail. Agent Charles loses his job. Karen wonders if love is enough. 119551 2007 Californication: Hell-A Woman T Episode #2. 8-20-2007 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Daughter Becca invites Hank to her Mom and Bill's house for a dinner party with mutual friends. Hank also gets a little news about the job he recently accepted. 119552 2007 Californication: If You See Her, Say Hello T DVD -R HQ 8964 Episode #5. 9-10-2007 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank talks about his writer's block on a radio interview. Bill asks Hank to speak about writing during a creative writing class attended by teenagers in uniforms including Bill's 16-year-old daughter who Hank had sex with when he didn't know who or what she was. 119553 2008 Californication: In a Lonely Place T DVD -R HQ 10496 Episode. 11-09-2008 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. Hank tries tracking down one of the record idol’s first girlfriends. On the way, he has sex with his daughter’s teacher and the mother of his daughter’s boyfriend. 119554 2008 Californication: In Utero T DVD -R HQ 10583 Episode. 11-23-2008 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. Hank continues to pursue the record producer’s girlfriend to find out more about him. The producer makes a play for Hank’s long-time girlfriend. 119555 2008 Californication: La Ronde T DVD -R HQ 10566 Episode. 11-23-2008 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. Hank continues to pursue the record producer’s girlfriend to find out more about him. The producer makes a play for Hank’s long-time girlfriend. 119556 2007 Californication: Last Waltz, The T DVD -R HQ 9197 Episode. 10-29-2007. Season Finale. Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Emotional crises and revelations threaten Karen and Bill’s Wedding. They marry -- but in the last minute, Karen runs away with Hank and Becca. 119557 2008 Californication: No Way To Treat a Lady T DVD -R HQ 10387 Episode. 10-12-2008 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. 119558 2008 Californication: Petite Morte, La T DVD -R HQ 10639 (two times, first has problems). Episode. 12-14-2008. Season Finale. Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. Hank completes the biography after the record producer dies of a cocaine overdose. His ex-girlfriend and mother of his daughter gets a job in New York. Hank remains in California with his daughter. 119559 2007 Californication: Pilot T Episode #1. 8-13-2007 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Moody is a novelist with sex and drug addictions who is struggling or raise his daughter half the time while having problems with various women most of the time. He has writer's block with his new novel and ends up getting paid as a blogger. He thinks this is pure crap and dogs the director every time he gets the chance to anyone who will listen. Hank is trying to get his career back on track with the help of his agent/friend. He lands a job as a blooger for "Hell-A," a magazine owned by his ex's fiancé. He is still in love with his ex-girlfriend Karen who he has a 12-year-old daughter with, Becca. 119560 2008 Californication: Raw and the Cooked, The T DVD -R HQ 10422 Episode. 10-19-2008 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. Hank and Karen host a dinner party that proves to be a disaster. Karen accepts Hank’s proposal of marriage before the party but when it is revealed that he is the father of her friend’s unborn baby, Karen says the relationship is finally over and Hank moves out. 119561 2008 Californication: Slip of the Tongue T DVD -R HQ 10362 Episode. 9-29-2008 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Following their reconciliation, Hank and Karen makes plans to return to New York. But after a wild party where Hank mistakenly gives oral sex to another woman, Hank is stopped by a policeman, ends up assaulting the cop and finds himself in jail -- where Karen leaves him to think about his life and what’s important. 119562 2009 Californication: Slow Happy Boys T DVD -R HQ 11538 Episode. 10-25-2009 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. Hank completes the biography after the record producer dies of a cocaine overdose. His ex-girlfriend and mother of his daughter gets a job in New York. Hank remains in California with his daughter. Hank’s daughter goes to New York to visit her mother. Hanks is left on his own until his old friend Mike Ziosowski from Long Island shows up. Together the two have a great time at Sue Collini’s party. In the meantime, the revelation of a secret -- Charlie may have SDTs -- abruptly interrupts Charlie and Marcy’s regained sex life. Becca returns from New York with a surprise guest -- Karen is back in town. 119563 2009 Californication: So Here’s the Thing... T DVD -R HQ 11576 Episode. 11-8-2009 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. Hank completes the biography after the record producer dies of a cocaine overdose. His ex-girlfriend and mother of his daughter gets a job in New York. Hank remains in California with his daughter. Hank tries to sever his relationships with the three women he is involved with so he can go back to Karen with a clean slate. But it’s proving to be much more difficult than he thought. Becca doesn’t believe anything Hank says and goes her own way. 119564 2007 Californication: Turn the Page T DVD -R HQ 9162 Episode. Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Becca tells Karen she wants to live with Hank. Hank discovers Mia has been trying to peddle his work as her own novel -- with great success. She blackmails him into keeping quiet -- she’ll tell about their sexual encounter if he says the novel is his. Hank’s agent realizes it’s Moody’s work and finds out about the whole story. 119565 2008 Californication: Vaginatown T DVD -R HQ 10478 Episode. 10-26-2008 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. Hank leaves home and wakes up dreaming of the perfect marriage. He has a brief fling with a cooking show host on the Food network. 119566 2009 Californication: Verities & Balderdash T DVD -R HQ 11487 Episode. 10-11-2009 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. Hank completes the biography after the record producer dies of a cocaine overdose. His ex-girlfriend and mother of his daughter gets a job in New York. Hank remains in California with his daughter. At a university mixer, Hank comforts his teaching assistant. Charlie celebrates his first talent signing. 119567 2007 Californication: Whore of Babylon, The T Episode #3. 8-27-2007 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank and Todd Carr, the director of "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love," the movie adaptation of his novel, start a fight and Hank ends up in jail. Bill, his ex-girlfriend's fiancé, bails him out. 119568 2009 Californication: Wish You Were Here T DVD -R HQ 11438 Episode. 9-27-2009 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. Hank completes the biography after the record producer dies of a cocaine overdose. His ex-girlfriend and mother of his daughter gets a job in New York. Hank remains in California with his daughter. With Karen Gone, Hank has to deal with a more and more rebellious Becca, but also gets to know Dean Stacy Koons and his family. Meanwhile, Charlie and Marcy move back together because Charlie cannot afford to pay rent and mortgage at the same time, but they still plan to divorce each other. 119569 2009 Californication: Zoso T DVD -R HQ 11505 Episode. 10-18-2009 Writer-Journalist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) is in his 30s who is addicted to sex, still in love with his ex-girlfriend who shares custody with his 12-year-old daughter. He will end up writing a blog (Hell-A Magazine Blog) for a Los Angeles magazine. Moody is a New York novelist turned Hollywood writer who was transplanted from Los Angeles from New York and suffers from writer's block. Hank's novel "God Hates Us All" has been turned into a romantic comedy called "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love." Hank begins researching a biography of the record producer who bailed him out of jail. Hank completes the biography after the record producer dies of a cocaine overdose. His ex-girlfriend and mother of his daughter gets a job in New York. Hank remains in California with his daughter. Hank wants to find out why Jackie dropped his class so he brings along Charlie to visit the strip club where she works. Becca develops a new and more adult fashion sense that Hank does not approve. In his class, the three women he is sleeping with show up with smiles on their faces. 119570 1945 Call Back Yesterday N Shipman, N. Reporter who had seen a child at a house where a crime was committed, meets her again after some years and falls in love with her 119571 1998 Call for Help DT Series 1998 Correspondents Roger Chang, Jim Louderback (1998-2000), Patrick Norton (1998-2000, 2001), Alison Strahan, Martin Sargent (1999-2001).. 119572 2005 Call for Mrs. Lei (aka"Call" for Mrs. Lei). N Gibson, Bruce Reporter, bitter as he is, searches for a special individual from several witnesses. Finally, his search takes him to the person never before realized was more important to him. Was this meeting predestined? 119573 1963 Call From Australia, A NM GPL Albrand, Martha Columnist Robert Brisson, roving assignments. Syndicated column, One Man's Opinion. 119574 1972 Call Her Mom T News Media. Nationwide women's lib controversy. 119575 1934 Call It Luck M Newsreel Cameraman (Pat Moriarity). Announcer (Clyde Dilson). Messenger Boy (Eddie Arden). 119576 1988 Call Me M SVD 1422. SV 40 Kay, Karyn, Sollace Mitchell (Story). Kay (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Anna (Patricia Charbonneau) for Voice of the City suspects a connection between a murder she witnessed and obscene calls she's been getting. Journalist arranges a rendezvous at a bar with an obscene phone caller thinking it is really his boyfriend, magazine writer Alex (Sam Freed). While in the ladies room she gets caught up in a drug deal with a corrupt cop and the murder of a drag queen. Dealer assumes reporter has taken drug money and goes after her. She continues to get obscene calls and discovers dealer is falling her. She thinks it is the caller, who she is now finding stimulating. Begins a relationship with a neighbor who turns out to be the caller. Both try to escape from the drug dealer. Neighbor and dealer's psychotic sidekick are killed falling from a catwalk. Dealer who now sees the reporter is not involved walks away giving the reporter his phone number. Not much journalism content. 119577 1990 Call Me Anna MT Reporter (Al Septien). Reporter No. 2 (Stephanie Phillips). Photographer (Michael Chieffo). 119578 1963 Call Me Bwana M DVD -R HQ 1853 (Media Excerpts) Reporter (Richard Burrell). Reporter (Neville Monroe). Reporter (Mike Moyer). 119579 1953 Call Me Madam M SVDSP 1425 Lindsay, Howard, Russel Crouse (Musical Comedy). Arthur Sheekman (Screenplay) PR Former Reporter Kenneth (Donald O'Connor) convinces newly appointed ambassador to hire him as press attaché. Newspaper Reporters (Charles J. Conrad, Don Dillaway, Frank Gerstle). Reporters (Eddie Firestone, Charles Tannen). Cameramen (Allen Wood, Johnny Downs). Cameraman (Allen Wood). 119580 1986 Call Me Mister: Humpty Dumpty T Episode #4. 9-26-1986 News Media. Woman Journalist (Alex Spencer). 119581 2004 Call Me: Rise and Fall of Heidi Fleiss, The MT News Media. Reporter (D.J. Lockhart-Johnson). Newscaster (Paul Dunphy). Reporter #2 (Jared Day). Photographer (Chris Enright). Paparazzi (Jason Stewart). Whisky Photographer (Chris Enright). 119582 1949 Call Northside 777 R Episode #47. 12-9-1949. Series 1949-1951. Screen Director's Playhouse, The. Investigative Reporter P.G. McNeal (James Stewart) and Editor Brian Kelly (Lee J. Cobb) of the Chicago Times. Case of man in prison for 11 years for killing cop. Oct. 10, 1944, small advertisement in classified section. Convict's mother washing floors. 119583 1948 Call Northside 777 M DVD -R HQ 2740, 2741. L. VHS 468, B 28 McGuire, James P. (Articles). Leonard Hoffman, Quentin Reynolds (Adaptation) Based on a true story - one of best films showing reporter at work. Investigative Reporter P.G. McNeal (James Stewart) and Editor Brian Kelly (Lee J. Cobb) of the Chicago Times. Case of man in prison for 11 years for killing cop. Oct. 10, 1944, small advertisement in classified section. Convict's mother washing floors. She wants to prove son's innocence. Convict's wife tells McNeal her husband demanded she get divorce because he didn't want his child hurt. Convict first grateful, then angry because paper's coverage hurts son. Reporter doggedly pursues story. Convict passes lie detector test. Police refuse to cooperate. Reporter connections lost. Calls records office from police station. Lets cop assume he's policeman to get information. Politicians and police angry over newspaper's campaign to free cop killer Pressure Publisher K.L. Palmer (Howard Smith) of the Chicago Times. Special pardon board hearing. Case hinges on finding eyewitness. She refuses to change her story. McNeal figures out by enlarging portion of picture he can find evidence to clear convict. Date proves innocence. McNeal watches convict reunited with family from distance. Spitzer, the photographer (Robert Karnes). McNeil's Cameraman (Robert Karnes). 119584 1948 Call Northside 777 R Episode #395. 10-7-1948. Screen Guild Theater, The. First Show for NBC and First of the 1948 Season Investigative Reporter P.G. McNeal (James Stewart) and Editor Brian Kelly (Pat O'Brien) of the Chicago Times. Case of man in prison for 11 years for killing cop. Oct. 10, 1944, small advertisement in classified section. Convict's mother washing floors. 119585 1007 Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare G Reporter (Anna Graves) 119586 1959 Call on Kuprin, A N OWN - H Edelman, Maurice Press 119587 1946 Call the Lady Indiscreet NM OWN - H Whelton, Paul Press 119588 1913 Call to Arms, The (aka In Love and War) M War Correspondent (Wallace Reid as "Journalist") is disqualified for war service so the young man volunteers as a war correspondent and end sup performing heroically at the front. 119589 2005 Call To Fly M Sports Radio Broadcaster (Gerald Sanchez). Sports Central Anchor (Ernie Zuniga). 119590 1984 Call to Glory: Cover Story T Episode #8. 10-29-1984 Reporter #1 (Ken Hill). 119591 2005 Call, The M UK. Short Newsreader (Alastair Stewart). 119592 2002 Callas Forever M English Journalist Sarah Keller (Joan Plowright), an Elsa Maxwell clone. Reporter (Gabriel Spahiu). American Journalist (Tara Marie Anderson). 119593 1956 Calle Mayor MF Spain Editor (Rene Blancard). 119594 2000 Caller, The M Newspaper Vendor (Tim Wigmore). 119595 1981 Callie and Son (aka Callie & Son) MT Thompson, Thomas (Teleplay) Ness Book Publisher Randall Bordeaux (Dabney Coleman) of the Dallas Post Dispatch. Callie Lord (Lindsay Wagner) is a court reporter in a hearing involving a libel suit. She marries the publisher and suffers a miscarriage. Publisher is shot down by a crazed gunman who invades his newspaper office. Lord takes over the editorship, grooms her illegitimate son Randy (Jameson Parker) to take on the position when he grows up. Becomes powerful businesswoman, increases circulation Plays down society news in favor of civil rights and women's issues. Changes paper's editorial position and opposes Vietnam War when her son reaches draft age. Uses paper for personal vendettas. Randy goes to work for the paper reluctantly and uncovers corruption. Mother refuses to run the story. Randy quits and becomes a political activist. Melodrama plot continues. City Editor (Tom Rayhall). Reporter (Katherine De Hetre). Reporter (Doug Johnson). Lord initially uses paper for idealistic goals, but as her influence becomes greater she employs it for personal vengeance. 119596 1935 Calling All Cars M Gordon, Homer King (Story) Reporter Jerry Kennedy (Jack La Rue) covers the crime beat. Solves the crime. 119597 1990 Calling All Heroes: Manual for Taking Power, A N Taibo, Paco Ignacio, II Journalist Nestor and partisan of the Mexican Movement of 1968, recovering from a knife wound in 1970, enlists his friends to help him recall the details of political protests, which culminated in the massacre of 49 students by army troops. Later, feverish from a kidney infection, Nestor calls on the heroes of his youth -- Sherlock Holmes, Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp and D'Artagnan among them -- to join him in launching a new reform movement. 119598 1943 Calling Dr. Death M Reporter (Frank Marlowe) 119599 1939 Calling Dr. Kildare M SVD 1120 Headlines murder 119600 1940 Calling Philo Vance M DVD -R HQ 3446, 3442 News Media. First Reporter (Herbert Anderson). First Photographer (Jack Wise). Second Reporter (Frank Wilcox). Third Reporter (John Harron). Fourth Reporter (Jack Richardson). Second Photographer (Nat Carr). 119601 1993 Calling the Shots MT SV 207, 212 (Parts I and II) Masterpiece Theatre. Miniseries. News Media 119602 2000 Calling, The MT DVD -R HQ 9083, 9084 Journalist marries a woman who gives birth to a son who possesses strange powers. 119603 2008 Calling, The N Hankins, Elizabeth Chicago Tribune Columnist Mera Kaine has overcome tremendous abuse and pain and this has made her a passionate champion of human rights. But when her best friend’s religious ambition turns to violence, Mera is left with a dark secret that keeps her running -- right into the war-ravaged villages of Southern Sudan where she uncovers an epic conspiracy at the hands of a military government and its sponsoring energy consortium. Then, just as unexpected hope finds her, Mera must choose between the life she's always dreamed of and a final, deadly act that could help liberate a people. 119604 1900 Calloway's Code SS OWN O'Henry (William S. Porter) In "Whirligigs," Complete Works of O'Henry" Press 119605 1999 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Barking Treasure Mystery NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #19 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton go on a boat ride around the city and the last thing they expect to see is a robbery. But now a beloved poodle named Little Treasure is gone and it looks as if she were stolen. Can Cam Jansen use her amazing photographic memory to help return the missing dog to her heartbroken owner? 119606 2000 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Birthday Mystery NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #20 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton on another adventure. When Cam surprises both of her parents with a 40th birthday party, the last thing on her mind is solving mysteries. But then Granny and Gramps call from the airport to say they have been robbed. Mr. and Mrs. Jansen rush to the airport, and don't even notice that Cam and Eric have climbed into the backseat of the car. Cam can't let her parents go to the airport without her. There is a mystery to solve and a thief to catch. 119607 1998 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Catnapping Mystery NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #18 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton on another adventure. One of the guests at the hotel Aunt Molly is staying at gives her beloved Little Tigver to a bellhop to bring up to her room. But the cat never arrives and now the bellhop has vanished. Can Cam's photographic memory help find the catnapped kitty? 119608 1993 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Chocolate Fudge Mystery NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #14 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton are selling candy door-to-door when they are suddenly thrown into another exciting adventure. Cam doesn't know who is hiding out in a deserted-looking house, but she's sure that whoever it is is up to no good. Can Cam's amazing photographic memory help her solve the mystery? 119609 2002 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the First Day of School Mystery NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #22 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton can't wait to meet their new teacher on the first day of fifth grade. But the school day is just beginning when two policemen come into the classroom and take the teacher away. Teacher has been arrested? There must be some kind of mistake. Will Cam be able to use her amazing photographic memory to solve this incredible first-day-of-school mystery? 119610 1996 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Ghostly Mystery NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #16 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton on another adventure. Cam's in line to buy tickets for a concert, but now she's got more than she bargained for -- a new mystery to solve. Someone dressed as a ghost is scaring people in line. Is he also stealing their wallets? Cam thinks so, but she's got to rely on her amazing photographic memory to unmask the thief. 119611 1992 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the at the Haunted House NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #13 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton are having a fun day at the amusement park when the day turns into a creepy mystery when Cam's Aunt Katie realizes that her wallet has been stolen. The Haunted House is full of toy black cats and plastic skeletons, but is something or someone far more frightening hiding inside? 119612 1982 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Babe Ruth Baseball NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #6 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton on another adventure. 119613 1984 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Carnival Prize NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #9 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton on another adventure. If the coin toss is the most difficult game at the school carnival, why are so many people winning? Cam's sure that someone is not playing fair. With her photographic memory, she's about to crack the case wide open. 119614 1983 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Circus Clown NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #7 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton try to help find a pickpocket at the circus. Fifth-grader Cam Jansen uses her photographic memory to catch the thief. 119615 1981 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Dinosaur Bones NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #3 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton on another adventure. 119616 1982 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Gold Coins NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #5 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton try to find out who stole some valuable gold coins from a coin shop and Cam's box camera disappears from the science fair as well. Can Cam's mental camera help catch the thief? 119617 1985 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Monkey House NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #10 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton on another adventure. Someone has been monkeying around at the zoo and now some monkeys are missing. Leave it to Cam to find the thief and return the missing monkeys safely. 119618 1984 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Monster Movie NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #8 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton on another adventure. 119619 1989 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Mystery of Flight 54 NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #12 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton on another adventure. Aunt Molloy is back from her trip to France, but instead of souvenirs, she's brought along a mystery. A young French girl who was on Aunt Molly's plane is missing and it's up to Cam and her photographic memory to find her. 119620 1986 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Stolen Corn Popper NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #11 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton help a customer at Binky's Department Store who realizes that his shopping bag -- including a newly purchased corn popper -- has been stolen. Cam and Eric put their school shopping on hold to help catch the thief. 119621 1980 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Stolen Diamonds NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #1 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton try to catch the real thief when a jewelry store is robbed and the police catch the wrong man. 119622 1981 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Television Dog NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #4 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton can't wait to meet Poochie, the TV dog. But while they're waiting for a "pawtograph," Poochie disappears. Can Cam's photographic memory rescue the famous dog? 119623 1980 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the U.F.O. NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #2 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton investigate what seems to be a brief appearance of UFOs. Cam possesses a photographic memory. 119624 1997 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Scary Snake Mystery NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #17 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton on another adventure. Cam's got a whole new m-hisss!-toy to solve! First a snake is let loose on the steps of the city library. Then Cam's mother's bag is stolen with her video camera inside. Could the two events be related? It will take Cam's photographic memory to find out and to help catch the slippery criminal. 119625 2001 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the School Play Mystery NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #21 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her best friend Eric Shetton are excited because Eric is starring as Honest Abe Lincoln in the school play. But then all of the money raised from ticket sales mysteriously disappears. It seems someone is lurking around who is far from honest. Cam's teacher calls the police and Cam rushes to help. Can Cam, with a click of her photographic memory, find the missing money before the thief makes a getaway? 119626 2007 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Secret Service Mystery NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #26 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton on a new adventure. 119627 2004 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Snowy Day Mystery NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #24 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton have to contend with snow falling hard as they solve a mystery. Three computers are missing from the computer lab. Who could have taken them? How did the thief get away during a snowy day. "Click, click" with Cam Jansen as she gathers glues around the school. 119628 2003 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Tennis Trophy Mystery NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #23 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton have a gym teacher who has just had his office walls painted. But Cam notices that his walls aren't the only thing that's different -- his tennis trophy is missing. Who could have taken it? Could this tricky tennis mystery just be a big misunderstanding? Say "click" with Cam Jansen as she begins collecting clues. 119629 1995 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Triceratops Pops Mystery NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #15 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton on another adventure. Cam can't wait to buy the latest recording by her favorite group, the Triceratops Pops. But when she and Eric get to the store, all the Pops CD's are gone. The clerk just put six on the shelf a few minutes ago -- did they sell that fast, or were they stolen? It's up to Cam to crack the case. 119630 2005 Cam Jansen: Cam Jansen and the Valentine Baby Mystery NJ Adler, David A. Susanna Natti (Illustrator). #25 Cam Jansen Adventure Series Photographer Jennifer "Cam" ("The Camera") Jansen and her friend Eric Shetton on a new adventure. Cam is excited because her mother is expecting a baby and it looks like her new sister will be born on Valentine's Day. Cam heads off to the hospital with her best friend Eric and his mother. The mystery starts when Mrs. Shelton's purse, which contains her car keys, appears to be missing. It takes Cam's photographic and deductive skills to help catch the person who has been stealing purses to get car keys and then hijacking cars from the hospital parking lot. Cam not only gets a new sister but also a brother. The twins are wrapped in blankets covered with hearts. And she also solves the mystery. 119631 2004 Cam Jansen: New Musical Comedy, A P O'Keefe, Laurence and Nell Benjamin (Music, Book & Lyrics). Based on David A. Adler's books. Photographer Jennifer "Cam" Jansen solves crimes with her amazing photographic memory. 119632 1981 Cambodia File, The N OWN - H Anderson, Jack-Bill Pronzini Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Anderson goes after a news story, he often comes up with a scoop that itself becomes the news. 119633 2005 Camden N Ayers, John J. Investigative Reporter Jack Mills came to Camden New York to write a story on political corruption. He put his story aside when he realizes the librarian had been cheated out of here rightful inheritance due to strange events surrounding her birth. To prove this in court, Jack enlisted the services of his best friend, Paul West, a private investigator. They had to fight a rich and powerful, politically entrenched family, a corrupt judge, a dishonest state senator, and a crooked police chief and his deputy. Due to the unorthodox and sometimes questionable methods used to gather evidence to help Sandra's case, the story takes many twists and turns. The underhanded chicanery of the police chief caused Jack to be jailed on felony charges, which might result in him spending years in prison. Jack's love for Sandra enabled him to overcome the dangerous parts of his investigations. 119634 1949 Came the Dawn N Garve, Andrew Never Let Me Go (1953) film based on this novel. American Correspondent marries a Russian ballerina after World War II but is forced to leave her behind in Moscow when he becomes persona non grata with the Soviet authorities. 119635 1948 Camel News Caravan with John Cameron Swayze DT Newscast 119636 1998 Camelot N Rivers, Caryl Reporter Mary Springer, up-and-coming White House reporter from a small Maryland paper. The 1960s. 119637 2000 Camera M Portugal Cameraman (Bruce Haring). 119638 1903 Camera Fiend, No. 1, The M Photographer 119639 1903 Camera Fiend, No. 2, The M Photographer 119640 1949 Camera Headlines DT Series 1-12-1949 to 5-28-1949. DuMont TV News. Primitive newscast debuted on the inaugural WABD daytime schedule 11-1-1948 from 7 to 7:15 a.m. with Jack Rayel reading stories from reports by International News Service (INS) while headlines were typed on sheet of paper and displayed on camera. 119641 1956 Camera Three DT Series 1-22-1956 to 1-21-1979. CBS TV Host: James MacAndrew (1955-1966). Arts and News. 119642 1963 Camera Three: Image of Pope, The T Episode #21. 2-10-1963 Critic (Jay Livingston). Writer Alexander Pope (Brendan Burke). Writer Samuel Johnson (Robert Eckles). 119643 1952 Camera, The T Tales of Tomorrow Photographer 119644 1981 Cameraman SS USC O'Grady, Desmond In "Short Story International 24." Cameraman. Little journalism. Writer: Australian journalist, correspondent for the Melbourne Age and the Sydney Morning Herald 119645 1928 Cameraman, The M DVD -R HQ 2571, 2559. L. Bruckman, Clyde, Lew Lipton (Story). Joe Farnham (Titles). Richard Schayer (Continuity). AFI-Newsreel Photographers - Ness Book Newsreel Cameraman (Buster Keaton) is a tintype photographer who takes picture of woman, then tracks her down at the M-G-M News Reel offices. In order to win her, he becomes a newsreel cameraman himself. Pawns his tintype equipment to buy movie camera. Sets out to get footage, but when his work is screened at the office, filled with double exposures, reversed images, split screens. Woman in newsreel office tips him off about a tong war and he goes to cover it before other newsreel men find out. He forgets to put film in the camera, but later discovers his pet monkey switched film magazines, and managed to film the cameraman rescuing the heroine after a boat crash. Keaton wins the heroine. "When acclaiming our modern heroes, let's not forget The News Reel Cameraman…the daredevil who defies death to give us pictures of the world's happenings." Photographer (William Irving). 119646 1920 Cameraman, The M Cameraman Billy (Franey) is hired by the local newspaper as a cameraman. 119647 2005 Cameraman, The N Gaston, Bill Cameraman Francis trains his lens on the life of his friend and mentor, an enigmatic director named Koz. The story is told in “scenes” from the perspective of Francis. There are two women: Bev, a former starlet who is involved with both men, and Sheila, a famous actress who dies on film by a lethal injection. This incident has sinister implications for director Koz, who knew what was happening, and for cameraman Francis who didn’t. Kox is brought to trial for Sheila’s murder in Washington, D.C. where Francis holes up in a hotel to meditate on his relationship with the dangerous, charismatic director and on the evens that led to Sheila’s death. When Francis is called to testify, the sordid truth may be revealed. 119648 1995 Camerieri MF Photographer (Bruno Bruni). 119649 2000 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Apollyson: Destroy Is Unleashed, The NSF LaHaye, Tim F. and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind #5 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119650 2003 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Armageddon: Coming Battle of the Ages, The NSF LaHaye, Tim F. and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind #11 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119651 2000 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Assassins: Jerusalem, Target: Antichrist NSF LaHaye, Tim F. and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind #6 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119652 2002 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Attack of Apollyon NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #19 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119653 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Busted! NJ LaHaye, Tim and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind: The Kids #7 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119654 1997 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Continuing Drama Of Those Left Behind NSF LaHaye, Tim F. and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind #2 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119655 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Dangerous Plan, A NJ LaHaye, Tim and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind: The Kids #20 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119656 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Darkening Skies NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #18 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119657 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Death Strike NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #8 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119658 2002 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Desecration: Antichrist Takes the Throne NSF LaHaye, Tim F. and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind #9 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119659 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Earthquake! NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #12 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119660 2002 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Escape from New Babylon NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #22 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119661 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Facing the Future NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #4 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119662 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Fire From Heaven NJ LaHaye, Tim and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind: The Kids #16 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119663 2004 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Glorious Appearing: End of Days, The NSF LaHaye, Tim F. and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind #12 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119664 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Graphic Novel of the Earth's Last Days, A, Book I, Volume I CB OWN LaHaye, Tim and Jerry B. Jenkins Based on their novels. Tyndale House Publishers, Inc. Journalist Buck Williams fights the Antichrist. 119665 1999 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Graphic Novel, The CB OWN LaHaye, Tim and Jerry B. Jenkins Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119666 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Indwelling, The: Beast Takes Possession, The NSF LaHaye, Tim F. and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind #7 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119667 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Into the Storm NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #11 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119668 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Judgment Day NJ LaHaye, Tim and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind: The Kids #14 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119669 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Mark, The: Beast Rules the World, The NSF LaHaye, Tim F. and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind #8 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119670 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Nicolae High NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #5 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119671 1998 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Nicolae: Rise of Antichrist, The NSF LaHaye, Tim F. and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind #3 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119672 1996 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Novel of the Earth's Last Days, A NSF LaHaye, Tim F. and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind #1 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119673 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: On the Run NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #10 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119674 2002 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Remnant, The: On the Brink of Armageddon NSF LaHaye, Tim F. and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind #10 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119675 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Search, The NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #9 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119676 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Second Chance NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #2 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119677 2002 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Secrets of New Babylon NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #21 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119678 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Showdown, The NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #13 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119679 1999 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Soul Harvest: World Takes Sides, The NSF LaHaye, Tim F. and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind #4 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119680 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Terror in the Stadium NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #17 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119681 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Through the Flames NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #3 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119682 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Underground Timeline NJ LaHaye, Tim and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind: The Kids #15 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119683 2001 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Underground, The NJ Jenkins, Jerry B. and Tim Lahaye Left Behind: The Kids #6 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119684 1996 Cameron Williams: Left Behind: Vanishings, The NJ LaHaye, Tim and Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind: The Kids #1 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. 119685 2005 Cameron Williams: Regime, The: Before They Were Left Behind NSF LaHaye, Tim and Jerry B. Jenkins #2 Countdown to the Rapture Series. Prequel to Left Behind novels. Journalist Cameron "Buck" Williams becomes a celebrated journalist, his career skyrocketing from an Ivy League education to newspaper reporter, then columnist, then magazine feature writer. 119686 2005 Cameron Williams: Rising, The: Before They Were Left Behind NSF LaHaye, Tim and Jerry B. Jenkins #1 Countdown to the Rapture Series. Prequel to Left Behind novels. Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. His pre-Rapture life is revealed. 119687 1989 Cameron's Closet M News Media. Reporter (Paul W. Zecevic). Newscaster (Skip E. Lowe). Newswoman (Bond Bradigan). 119688 1796 Camilla, or a Picture of Youth N USC Burney, Frances (Fanny) Press 119689 1984 Camille MT Critics.1st Critic (O.A. Christie). 2nd Critic (Christian Erickson). 119690 1988 Camille Claudel MF Photographer (Patrick Palmero). 119691 2002 Camino no Tomado MF Interviewer (Xavier Coronel). 119692 2003 Camp M Photographer (Bylly Fagen). 119693 2008 Camp Follower N Adair, Suzanne Society Page Writer Helen Chriswell is offered an amazing assignment by the publisher of a loyalist magazine in Wilmington, North Carolina in 1780: pose as the widowed sister of a British officer in the Seventeenth Light Dragoons, travel to the encampment of the British Legion in the Carolina back country and write a feature on Lt. Col. Banastre Tarleton. But Helen’s publisher has secret reasons for sending her into danger. And because Helen, a loyalist, has ties to the St. James family, who seem to be in perpetual hot water with the forces of the Crown, she comes under the suspicions of he brutal L. Dunstan Fairfax. It’s the story of a female journalist forced to confront her past to save her life during the War for American Independence. 119694 2007 Camp Lazlo: Scoop of the Day C DVD -R HQ 8353 Episode #38. 2-23-2007 Student Journalist Lumpus finds the campers' newspaper addictive. Edward tries to mail himself out of the camp. 119695 2008 Camp Rock M TV Reporter (Jee-Yun Lee). Teen girl desperately wants to spend her summer at a prestigious rock camp. 119696 1968 Campaign and the Candidates, The DT 7-1-1968 to 9-1-1968. NBC TV Host-Narrator Elie Abel. 119697 1956 Campaign Roundup DT 7-15-1956 to 3-26-1961. ABC TV Anchors Quincy Howe (1956), Ernest K. Lindley (1956), Bill Shadel (1960-1961). Eight reporters, four each from ABC and Newsweek magazine giving regional reports on the 1956 campaign. 119698 1967 Campaign, The SS GPL Maurois, Andre In "Collected Stories of Andre Maurois, The." Editorial Writer and Editor, "Chief." 119699 1996 Campaign: Novel, A N Quayle, Marilyn Tucker and Nancy Tucker Northcott Washington Reporter Russell Frederickson is murdered while covering the Senate reelection campaign of a Georgia Senator. Senator -- a popular conservative black Christian -- unexpectedly finds himself the prime suspect. He begins his own investigation to clear his name. Uncovers a vicious smear campaign motivated by revenge. Framed for the murder of a reporter supposedly digging into his suspect past. 119700 1894 Campaigns of Curiosity, Journalistic Adventures of an American Girl in London N MLPL Banks, Elizabeth L. Press. American woman astonishes the British press with a series of campaigns in which she impersonates a servant, a heiress, a laundry girl, etc. 119701 1952 Campbell Soundstage T Series 1952-1954 News Media 119702 1938 Campus Cinderella M Musical Comedy Commentator (Emmett Vogan). 119703 1938 Campus Confessions M Corrigan, Lloyd, Erwin Gelsey (Screenplay-Story) Reporter Joyce Gilmore (Betty Grable), reporter for a college paper. 119704 2005 Campus Confidential M DVD -R HQ 4052, 4053 Tabloid. Violet "Vi" Jacobs (Christy Carlson Romano) turns unread Westland Hills High School newspaper, "The Hillsider" into "The Tattler." Violet, Editor-in-chief Cornelia Nixon (Keri Lynn Pratt) and the newspaper staff expose secrets of popular kids. Violet's mother, Naomi Jacobs (Katey Sagal) is journalist who used to work for defunct Berkeley paper, now for the Westland Hills Bugle. School Newspaper Nerd (Ross Rouillier). Photojournalist Mokthar (Brandon Baker) Headlines: "Campus Confidential. More Exclusive Stories Than Any Other Tabloid!" "Bay Area Paper Closes! Mom and Daughter Relocate!" "High School Hell of Horrors! New Girl's Head Explodes!" "Cafeteria Casualty: Victim Devoured by Cheerleaders." Vi steals note from Principal's wastebasket, blackmails him into not killing the newspaper and giving the paper office and support. Staff goes through garbage to get stories. "Campus Confidential: Meltdown! Editor's Atomic Power Trip!" "Campus Confidential: Splitsville! Bloom Is Off The Violet." "Tattler: Hunky Tennis Him-Bo Running Groupie 'Racquet'! Has Already Snared A Dozen Girls." "Final Issue, The Tattler: Collector's Edition: Tennis Champ and Star Reporter -- A Perfect Match!" 119705 1963 Campus Corpse NM Hopkins, Kenneth Press 119706 2006 Campus Ladies: All Nighter T Episode #4. 1-22-2006 News Media. Newspaper Reporter (Francesca Tosti). 119707 1987 Campus Man M News Media. TV Reporter (Linda Williams). Fashion Editor (Ellen Ruffalo). Newscaster at Bar TV (Mark Curtis). Newscaster at Bar (Bill Stull). 119708 1943 Campus Rhythm (aka Fraternity Sweetheart) M College Newspaper Editor-Reporter Scoop (Johnny Downs) runs the college newspaper and convinces Susie Smith to become a reporter. What he doesn’t know is Susie Smith is really Radio Singer Joan Abbott (Gale Storm) known as the “Crunchy-Wunchy Thrust” who didn’t want to renew her contract with the cereal sponsor because she wanted to go to college. She took the name and credentials of Smith, the secretary of her employer. She disappeared and enrolled in Rawley College. The Crunchy-Wunchy company started a search for Joan as a publicity stunt and Scoop assigns Joan-Susie to write an editorial against this kind of bad publicity. 119709 1948 Campus Sleuth M Wilson, Max, Hal Collins (Story). Collins (Screenplay) Ness Book - Teen-Agers, The Series. School Newspaper Editor Betty Rogers (Noel Neill) and the kids investigate murder of Photographer Dunkel (Charles Campbell), for the San Juan Junior College, the campus magazine. Discover killings it linked to jewel thieves. 119710 1950 Campus Town N Stillwell, Hart Newspaper. Lefty Mason is a part-time reporter for the town newspaper while going to a state college in the South. 119711 2007 Can MTF Turkey. Photographer (Zeki Alasya). 119712 1969 Can Heironymus Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humppe and Find True Happiness? M AFI-Critics/MP Scriptwriters Critic 119713 1979 Can I Come Too? M Critic (Raymond Cross). Critic (David McGillivray). 119714 1946 Can I speak to you for a moment, Boss? CB Robin Hood and Company Comics, Vol. 3, #33 Reporter Sooper Dooper, Demon Reporter makes some suggestions on how to improve the paper. 119715 1979 Can You Hear the Laughter: Story of Freddie Prinze, The MT News Media. Publicist (Heath Jobes). Story of young and talented comedian Freddie Prinze from the 1970s whose sudden rise to fame ended in an untimely death. 119716 1960 Can-Can M MacLaine Photographer (John A. Neris). 119717 2007 Can’t Read the Paper Any More MUS Sugarman, Eddie (Lyrics) and Andrew Gerle (Music). From “Meet John Doe: The Musical.” Newspaper readers sing of their woes in the show’s opening number. 119718 1999 Can't Resist a Cowboy N Leigh, Jo Harlequin American Romance #768 Reporter Taylor is a political reporter for a Houston newspaper. She remembers her childhood on an Arizona ranch with bitterness and is determined to stay as far away from that life as possible. Middle sister running family ranch and wants to support youngest sister in her desire to marry a cowboy. Both want Taylor to get to know the young man and persuade her to spend upcoming vacation at ranch where he works Taylor plans to use her vacation to write an article that will expose the Cowboy Myth as false advertising. She still remembers how her cowboy father broke her heart. Ranch owner has had bad experiences with women. His mother abandoned him. They end up together. 119719 2009 Can’t Stand the Heat N Edwards, Louisa Food Critic Miranda Wake, a sharp-tongued journalist, is given the chance to spend a month in Adam Temple’s kitchen to write an exposé. It is a journalistic dream come true. Surely Miranda can find a way to cut the hotshot chef down to size once she learns what really goes on at his trendy Manhattan restaurant. But she never expected Adam to find out her most embarrassing secret: she has no idea how to cook. And he knows just how to satisfy her cravings. Adam’s not about to have his reputation burned by a critic who doesn’t even know the difference between poaching and paring. He’ll just have to give the tempting redhead a few private lessons of his own—teaching her what it means to cook with passion…and doing more with his hands than simply preparing sumptuous food. 119720 1980 Can't Stop the Music M TV Reporter (Aaron Colt). Photographer (Jimmy Baron). 119721 1972 Canada A.M.: DT Series 1972 News Program. TV Anchor Thalia Assuras (1992-1993). Co-Host John Roberts (1990-1992). News Anchor Marci Ien. Film Critic Cameron Bailey. Diet and Nutrition Correspondent Leslie Beck). Gardening Correspondent Mark Cullen. Consumer Reporter Patrick Foran (2000). Sports and Weather Anchor Jeff Hutcheson. Science Journalist Ivan Semeniuk (2006). Health and Medical Correspondent Dr. Marla Shapiro. Hosts Beverly Thomson (2006), Seamus O'Regan (2006). 119722 1967 Canada and the American Revolution, 1763-1783 M Commentator (J. Frank Willis) 119723 2006 Canada Russia '72 MT Reporter (Lawren Campbell). Boston Reporter Dan Short (Sebastian McLean). Toronto Reporter #2 (Malcolm MacRury). 119724 1995 Canadian Bacon M Newswoman (Barbara Schroeder). NBS Nightly News Anchorman Edwin S. Simon (Stanley Anderson). Charles Jackal, NBC Reporter (James Belushi). 119725 1981 Canadian Federation, The DT TV Journalist Jean Louis Belliveau. 119726 1954 Canadian Football DT Series. 8-28-1954 to 10-10-1982. NBC TV Sportscasters James Harold "Sleepy Jim" Crowley (analyst, 1954), Lindsey Nelson (play-by-play, 1954), Don Criqui (analyst, 1982), John Brodie (play-by-play, 1982), Merlin Olsen (analyst, 1982), Dick Enberg (play-by-play, 1982). 119727 2003 Canal House, The N Lee, Mark Foreign Correspondent Daniel McFarland covers everything from war-torn Bosnia to an earthquake. He always gets the story. He knows how to get information out of officials who won't talk. To McFarlan, getting the story is everything. McFarland knows how to get to the heart of an explosive story and emerge unscathed. Battlefront reporting. News Photographer Nicky Bettencourt has been chosen to travel with him to Uganda to meet with a bloodthirsty warlord who has murdered and displaced hundreds of people. The trip to the warlord's camp goes awry and McFarland's companions are killed. Falls in love with idealistic doctor. The two run off to a canal house ion the middle of London where they find refuge from their perilous lives. McFarland eventually has to decide to get the story of a lifetime or to see beyond the headlines to the people whose lives are in the balance. 119728 2009 Canary M PR Executive (Belle Borovik). PR Executive (Kellen Kaiser). PR Executive (Rashmi Rustagi). News Station Executive (Yvonne Cornell). News Crew Member (Johann Schiffer). 119729 2006 Cancer Vixen DT Marchetto, Marisa Acocella Graphic Memoir Cartoonist Marisa Acocella Marchetto, 43, stunned to learn she has breast cancer. Tells her story in a graphic novel format. 119730 1990 Candid Camera T Newspaper. Blank newspaper published because nothing of note has happened: reactions 119731 1997 Candid Camera T SVD 663 News Media 119732 2002 Candid Camera T SVD 1401. VHS 1290. Episodes. Reporter Peter Funt plays an obnoxious reporter interviewing Terrell Owens and Coach Steve Mariucci of the San Francisco 49ers. 119733 1939 Candid Camera Kid, The: Jerry Wade NM 1939-1945. Reporter. Blonde and pretty Christine Stuart is the newspaper's crack reporter. Jerry Wade is the newspaper photographer, the Candid Camera Kid 119734 1937 Candid Cameramaniacs M Short Photographers. Sneaky Cameraman at Wedding (Lester Dorr). Turn-of-the-Century Photographer with Automobile (Tom Herbert). 19th Century Photographer with Moustache (Harry Semels). 119735 1967 Candid Imposter, The NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon Reporter Gary Manning 119736 1947 Candid Microphone R Series News Media 119737 2000 Candidate for a Kiss, A N Knight, Angela In "Secrets Six" Reporter Dana Ivory has scoop on a sexy secret agent-vampire. He falls in love with her, but doesn't want her to reveal his secret so he kidnaps her. "Just how many vampires does the FBI have on the payroll? Dana asked, sounding as cool as Sam Donaldson grilling the President. 119738 1972 Candidate, The M DVD -R HQ 10234, 10235. L PR Public Relations Man Marvin Lucas convinces a man, who he says can't possibly win, to run for senate just to spout his viewpoints. Magazine Editor (Dudley Knight). Photographer (Stanley Tretick). Media Many real-life political reporters appear in the film including Maury Green, Ken Jones, Van Amburgh, Bill Stout and Dick Bergholz. 119739 1924 Candidate, The N USC Altsheler, Joseph A. Correspondent Jimmy Grayson, chief correspondent of the Gazette. Correspondents Hobart, Churchill, Blaisdel, Lawson. 119740 2007 Candidate, The N Wales, Susan and Robin Shope Investigative Reporter Jill Lewis is racing against the clock to solve the mysterious death of a top senator’s aide, but someone will stop at nothing to keep it all quiet. Has her luck run out? 119741 1963 Candidate, The - Bob Hope Chrysler Theatre T News Media 119742 1992 Candidate's Wife, The N OWN - H O'Brien, Patricia News Media. President's affair whispered about in the press. 119743 1770 Candidates, The, or Humours of a Virginia Election, The P COPY Munford, Colonel Robert Newspaper in hand… Politics. No journalism. 119744 1989 Candide DT Commentator (Leonard Bernstein) 119745 1897 Candle in the Plate, A SS OWN Matthews, Brander In "Outlines in Local Color. 1921" Female Journalist Miss Pauline Peters used to write those "Polly Perkins" articles for the Dial on Sunday but gave them up last winter and was now a secretary Rupert De Ruyter also used to be a newspaper reporter. Discusses articles in Dial written by Perkins without knowing she is in the room Miss Peters tells him the reporter who wrote that story got a raise of five dollars a week. Then confesses to writing the article. Now living among the poor to undo the wrongs she has done for blood money 119746 1973 Candle in the Wind MUS John, Elton and Bernie Taupin News Media. Tribute to Marilyn Monroe scolds the press that hounded her even after death 119747 1995 Candlenight NM Rickman, Phil Journalist friend asked to investigate an inordinate number of English deaths in a tiny Celtic town. He discovers a sinister truth. 119748 2006 Candorville: July 17, 2006 CS Bell, Darrin Newspapers. First Panel - Senator Bunting commercial: "Some say my outrage about the Chronicle publishing secrets is fake. Politically motivated. An election-year stunt!" Second Panel - Picture of Senator Bunting. "That I have no accomplishments to run on so I'm attacking the media to distract the voters. That's pure poppycock!." Third Panel: "The security of this country is my only concern!" Fourth Panel: "I'm Senator Bunting and I approved this message." Vote Bunting! On billboard. 119749 1969 Candy Baby M AFI-Reporters/Photographers Reporter starts out as conservative and is turned on to sex and LSD by hip colleague at an orgy. 119750 2005 Candy Stripers M News Media. News Reporter (Bella Favella). Radio DJ (Pete Sepenuk). 119751 1993 Candy the Stripper M Photographer (Wally Martin) 119752 2008 Candy, Corpses, and Classified Ads NR Wilson, Jl Reporter Mary Lawford was jilted by JT McCord 20 years ago, but she survived and moved on to marry twice. When her first husband died and her second husband ran off with a hairdresser, Molly gave up on romance and settled down in Tangle Butte, Minnesota, as a small town reporter. Now McCord is back in town as Chief of Police. His first official act is to investigate how Molly’s thought-to-be-vanished husband turned up buried next to the septic tank in Molly’s backyard, dug up by a neighbor’s marauding pig. While helping JT unravel the facts, Molly’s resolve about keeping him at bay unravels, too. If she can survive a couple of attempts on her life (and maybe arm wrestle a couple of town hussies for JT’s affection) she might find the love of her life -- all because of a pig and some plumbing. 119753 1992 Candyman M TV Reporter (Mika Quintard). 119754 1995 Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh M News Media. Reporter (Nate Bynum). Reporter (Daniel Dupont). Reporter (Monica L. Monica) 119755 1988 Cane Toads DT Social Commentator (Patrick Cook). 119756 2007 Cane: Brotherhood T DVD -R HQ 9152 Episode. 10-23-2007 News Media cover a senator’s sex scandal and his subsequent resignation. Alex suffers a setback when Sen. Barnes must resign. Police begin to target Alex in the Quinones murder case. 119757 2007 Cane: Exile, The T DVD -R HQ 9282 Episode. 11-20-2007 News Media cover mobsters attacking Duque Rum’s trucks. Reporters go with story on organized crime. Duque Rum tries to spin the story and handle the media coverage, but reporters keep calling. 119758 2007 Cane: Open and Shut T DVD -R HQ 9411 Episode #13. 12-18-2007 Public Relations. Alex is accused of murdering the man he hates and the company tries to offset the bad publicity. Much talk about damage control with the news media over the story of the company’s CEO charged with murder. 119759 1997 Cangaceiro, O MF Brazil Reporter (Moises Neto). 119760 2002 Canicula MF Female Journalist 119761 1996 Cannes Man M Hollywood Reporter (Alex Ben Block) 119762 1979 Cannibal Holocaust M Italy-Columbia. Ness Documentary Crew killed by cannibals in the Amazon. Three men and a woman 119763 2006 Cannibal Taboo M DVD Lesbian scene with reporter Investigative Reporter Annie Tamblyn (Regina Russell) for Channel 56 News suspects a family of serial murders and ritual killings. She is eventually seduced by Rebecca, one of four children of an explorer and the woman he rescued from the African jungle where she was born. 119764 1998 Cannibal! The Musical M Reporter Polly Plye (Toddy Walters), an intrepid reporter (Nelly Bly possibility). Prye talks to the sole survivor of an ill-fated trip to the Colorado Territory who was the only person convicted of cannibalism in America as he awaits his execution. 119765 2002 CanniBallistic! M Newspaper Delivery Driver (Noah DeFilippis). 119766 1998 Cannon God Exaxxion CB Sonoda, Kenichi Japan. 1998-2004. North American version published by Dark Horse Comics. 7-volume manga series High School Media Club Reporter Akane is Na Howa High School student, and a member of the school's media club. Akane has a long-standing crush on Hoichi and is a budding young journalist who wants to interview Hoichi's grandfather for the tenth anniversary of first contact. However, when the Riofaldians take over, Akane, because of her love for Hoichi, is launched into the fight to save humankind. 119767 1975 Cannon: T SV 96 Episode. Columnist 119768 1975 Cannon: T SV 115 Episode. Editor. Crusading Editor. 119769 1975 Cannon: Daddy's Little Girl T Episode #85. 12-18-1975 News Media. Woman Reporter (Betty McGuire). 119770 1975 Cannon: Games Children Play, The T Episode #111. 12-17-1975 Newscaster (Scott Ellsworth). 119771 1975 Cannon: Hero, The T Episode #108. 11-26-1975 News Media. 1st Newsman (James Chandler). 2nd Newsman (Charles Howerton). 119772 1975 Cannon: Investigator, The T Episode #92. 2-26-1975 Editor Matthews (Keith Andes). 119773 1975 Cannon: Nightmare T Episode #97. 9-10-1975 Newscaster (Dean Santoro). 119774 1973 Cannon: Press Pass to the Slammer T Episode. 3-14-73 Press 119775 1975 Cannon: Star, The T Episode #110. 12-10-1975 News Commentator (Scott Ellsworth). 119776 1972 Cannon: That Was No Lady T Episode #28. 10-4-1972 Newscaster (Clete Roberts). 119777 1994 Cannon's Revenge NW Lee, W.W.W. Editor Harold Dane, editor of the Deadwood Gazette in Colorado. Daughter is missing 119778 1976 Cannonball M Reporters at Finish Line (Wendy Bartel, Miller Drake, Joe McBride, Todd McCarthy). Cameraman (George Wagner). Cameraman in Helicopter (Glenn Johnson). 119779 1981 Cannonball Run, The M News Media 119780 1948 Canon City M Radio Commentator (John Wald). Convict Photographer (Victor Cutler). 119781 2006 Cantante, El M Photographer (Marcus Collins). 119782 1386 Canterbury Tales, The PO COPY Chaucer, Geoffrey In "Knight's Tale, The:" Heralds play an important part in the comings and goings of diplomacy and war. Announcements. Information. 119783 2008 Canterbury Tales: Pilot T News Media. Lawyer buries herself in work going to great lengths to defend the wrongfully accused after the disappearance of her young son. TV newscasts. Press conferences. 119784 2008 Canterbury’s Law: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 9746 Episode #1. 3-10-2008 News Media. 119785 2008 Canterbury’s Law: Sick as Your Secrets T DVD -R HQ 9842 Episode #6. 4-18-2008 Radio Talk Show-Host and Journalist Gabriel Waggett (Damian Young) of The Buzz, WGMA Talk radio,goes after Canterbury who is defending an admitted rapist. He convinces the victim to speak out against the rapist. Waggett is accused of using the victim for better ratings. News Media interview Canterbury when she walks up the courtroom steps. 119786 2008 Canterbury’s Law: Sweet Sixteen T DVD -R HQ 9807 Episode #4. 4-4-2008 News Media covers Canterbury’s trial concerning a teenage girl who is accused of urging a friend to kill a female student after she and a friend put her on a list of people they wished were dead. News Media also covers her disbarment proceedings. 119787 2008 Canterbury’s Law: Trade-Off T DVD -R HQ 9821 Episode #5. 4-11-2008 Reporter Shauna Walters (Christian Corp)of The Providence Times, Rhode Island. Both sides leak stories to Walters spinning the story to their favor. Feeling defeated, Elizabeth is ready to make a deal with Deputy Attorney General Zach Williams and face jail time. She just doesn’t want to be disbarred. Russell, Chester and Molly won’t let her go down so easy, so they plan to use an old murder case against Deputy Attorney General Williams. 119788 1950 Canton Story, The T Adapted from Canton (Ohio) Daily News. Pulitzer Prize Playhouse Editor. Expose awarded Pulitzer prize in meritorious public service in 1927. Assassination of editor of the paper, Don R. Mellet 119789 1978 Cantor, El TF East Germany Reporter (Edwin Marian). Events in Chile in 1973 when Pinnochet became dictator and hundreds of people are killed. 119790 1992 Canvas M News Media. News Reporter (Claire Riley). 119791 2005 Canyon Echoes N Fabry, Chris and Jerry B. Jenkins Paparazzi. Bryce and Ashley Timberline, normal 13-year-old twins, get to see real-life paparazzi in action while they work to solve a mysterious break-in on a celebrity houseboat. But the lazy days on the river didn’t prepare them for the deadly challenges of the Grand Canyon hike. 119792 2000 Canyons N Cacek, P.D. Aspiring Journalist Cat Moselle 119793 1877 Cap'n Simon Wheeler, Amateur Detective, The: Light Tragedy, A P MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Satires & Burlesques." Reporter Tom Hooker. Featured in play. Headlines included. 119794 1966 Capable Of Honor N OWN - H Drury, Allen Columnist showing the power of having a national audience. Walter Dobius, a columnist who makes life very difficult for the President of the United States. 119795 1960 Cape Canaveral Monsters, The M Newsboy (Tony Soler) 119796 1996 Cape, The MT TV News Anchor (Suzanne Arthur). 119797 1996 Cape, The: Buried in Peace T Episode #9. 10-28-1996 Reporter (R. Emmett Fitzsimmons). 119798 1996 Cape, The: Family Values T Episode #8. 10-21-1996 Reporter (R. Emmett Fitzsimmons). 119799 1996 Cape, The: Judgment Call T Episode #13. 11-25-1996 Reporter (R. Emmett Fitzsimmons - CNN Reporter) 119800 1996 Cape, The: Lost in Space T Episode #7. 10-14-1996 Reporter (R. Emmett Fitzsimmons - CNN Reporter). 119801 1996 Cape, The: Need to Know, The T Episode #10. 11-4-1996 Reporter (R. Emmett Fitzsimmons - CNN Reporter). 119802 1996 Cape, The: Reggie's Wild Ride T Episode #11. 11-11-1996 Reporter (R. Emmett Fitzsimmons - CNN Reporter). 119803 1954 Caperberry Bush, The NM GPL Guinn, Jack Newspapers. "The newspaper business attracts a lot of nuts." The Bulletin. Calhoun DeQuincey Duncan, owner and publisher of The Bulletin. His Wife, Mrs. Duncan, assistant publisher of the paper and runs it. Mrs. Duncan doesn't know very much about the newspaper business and what she does know is questionable. But she leaves the routine management in the hands of two trusted assistants, the managing editor and the city editor.. They don't know much either. Charlie Fallere, city editor. Mrs. Duncan goes into politics. 119804 2000 Capitaes de Abril MF Portugal Journalist (Joao Cabral). Journalist (Pedro Carraca). Journalist (Sabine Daigeler). Journalist (Joao Lagarto). Journalist (Vasco Pimentel). Journalist (Brigitte Proucelle). Radio Technician (Jose Boavida). 119805 2005 Capital D DF Ireland Reporters Fiona Looney, Gerry O'Flaherty. Presenter Anne Cassin. 119806 2001 Capital Holiday, A NR Dailey, Janet Political Columnist Grady Tucker bumps into the president's gorgeous unmarried daughter -- who receives more press attention than Jackie Kennedy did in her heyday. With her grandmother's help, she puts on a disguise and escapes into Washington via a secret tunnel. He falls in love with her at fight sight despite her ugly clothes and dark make-up. They meet when his black Lab knocks her over. He contrives an injury to entice her to hang around. She lingers to help but worries he'll discover and report on her antics. She leaves. Tucker talks his way into the president's private residence a few days later to persuade her that his love is real. 119807 1990 Capital News: T 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009A-2009B SVDSP (Six Episodes). Episodes. Series April 1990 Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Anne McKenna (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). 119808 1990 Capital News: T Episode. 4-16-90 Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). In failing to identify himself as a reporter during an interview, Dunne (William Russ) compromises journalistic ethics as does business reporter (James Eckhouse), conflict of interest. Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Anne McKenna (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). 119809 1990 Capital News: T B 20 Episode. 4-30-90 Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Reporter Anne McKenna (Helen Slater) inadvertently compromises a source's identity and leaves the paper open to a libel suit. Cassy (Chelsea Field) competes for an exclusive Gossip Columnist Miles (Kurt Fuller) is forced to make changes in his lifestyle, and gossip spreads quickly that the gossip columnist is broke Washington News Staff. Conrad (Wendell Pierce) witnesses the mob killing of a drug dealer. Doreen (Jenny Wright) begins a dangerous assignment Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Anne McKenna (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). 119810 1990 Capital News: Best Little Whorehouse in Virginia, The T Episode #10. Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Anne McKenna (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Newspaper reporters in Washington D.C. will do almost anything to get the story the need to keep their jobs. 119811 1990 Capital News: Blues for Mr. White T Episode #6. Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Anne McKenna (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Newspaper reporters in Washington D.C. will do almost anything to get the story the need to keep their jobs. 119812 1990 Capital News: Buy Hooker, Bye Crook T Episode #5 Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Anne McKenna (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Newspaper reporters in Washington D.C. will do almost anything to get the story the need to keep their jobs. 119813 1990 Capital News: D.C. Tree T Episode #2. Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Anne McKenna (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). The reporters will do almost anything to get the story they need to keep their jobs. Anne and Redmond travel to Texas to investigate a senator. Cassy Swann stumbles on to an international espionage story but runs afoul of veteran snake-in-the-grass National Reporter Evan Lamont who threatens her into handing the story over to him. Dory and Hasky, acting on a tip from a source, uncover a scandal involving several High Court Judges dismissing cases for favors. Hasky calls into question Dory's methods putting pressure on their working relationship and friendship. 119814 1990 Capital News: Finished? -- Not Dunne T Episode #4 Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Anne McKenna (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Newspaper reporters in Washington D.C. will do almost anything to get the story the need to keep their jobs. 119815 1990 Capital News: Here Comes the Sun T Episode #8. Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Anne McKenna (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Newspaper reporters in Washington D.C. will do almost anything to get the story the need to keep their jobs. 119816 1990 Capital News: KABC News CC B 20 News 119817 1990 Capital News: King for a Day T Episode #3. Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Gossip King Plato (Kurt Fuller) contemplates a book deal. Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Anne McKenna (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Edison King leads a newsroom assault on a senator hoping to force him to resign. Edison hijacks Anne from the Metro section to write up the story for National. Miles helps Todd spice up his story with some juicy information on the senator's mistress. Cassy, who has been involved in the story feels uneasy about the methods the paper employed and the fervor with which it pursued an elderly and confused man, but Edison manages to persuade her that they are merely a part of the process. 119818 1990 Capital News: Last Supper, The T Episode #13. Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Anne McKenna (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Newspaper reporters in Washington D.C. will do almost anything to get the story the need to keep their jobs. 119819 1990 Capital News: Man's Home Is His Hassle, A T Episode #12. Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Anne McKenna (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Newspaper reporters in Washington D.C. will do almost anything to get the story the need to keep their jobs. 119820 1990 Capital News: Pilot T Episode #1. 4-9-1990 Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Reporters cover crime, the Pentagon and a slumlord for their Washington daily's life. Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Anne McKenna (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Newspaper reporters in Washington D.C. will do almost anything to get the story the need to keep their jobs. Reporter Redmond Dunne (William Russ), metro desk. Reporter Cassy Swann, national desk (Chelsea Field). Anne McKenna starts at the Capital and immediately gets assigned to the Metro division under the wing of the experienced reporter Redmond Dunne. They attend a bank raid and she gets an exclusive in an unorthodox way8, endearing her to Dunne. Her editor, Clay Gibson, is also pleased. Later she helps get charges against the bank manager dropped when he reveals to her there were no bullets in the gun he used to subdue the armed robber. Story makes front page. She gets her first byline. 119821 1990 Capital News: Shell Game T Episode #7. Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Ann (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Newspaper reporters in Washington D.C. will do almost anything to get the story the need to keep their jobs. 119822 1990 Capital News: Swanns and Drakes T Episode #11. Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Ann (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Newspaper reporters in Washington D.C. will do almost anything to get the story the need to keep their jobs. 119823 1990 Capital News: Tapes of Wrath T Episode #9. Newspaper. The Washington Capital. Editors, Reporters, Photographers and sources mix it up in city room in Washington D.C. Editor-in-Chief Jo Jo Turner (Lloyd Bridges). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Cub Reporter (J. Larry Puder). Reporter Ann (Helen Slater). Metro Editor Clay Gibson (Michael Woods). National Editor Edison King (Mark Blum). Newspaper reporters in Washington D.C. will do almost anything to get the story the need to keep their jobs. 119824 2004 Capital Offense N Antrim, Kathleen Journalist Jack Rudly was asking an inconceivable question: Is the First Lady plotting to overthrow the President? Now Jack’s father, Senator William Rudly was dead and all roads led to the White House. Roads Jack must take if he is ever to know the truth. Roads twisted by deceit, revenge, power and murder. Roads that First Lady Carolyn Alden Lane navigates with skill. When she learns that she is a pawn in a deadly bid for the White House, her world comes crashing down. Driven by desperation, she refuses to take the fall alone. But how far will she go to even the score? Against all odds, Jack Rudly searches for the truth, a truth that may cost him his life, while Carolyn struggles to survive the web of savage political corruption. 119825 1949 Capitol Cloakroom DT Journalist Eric Sevareid and others 119826 1950 Capitol Cloakroom DT Series. 9-17-1950 to 12-31-1950. CBS TV Correspondents. Political discussion series. 119827 1977 Capitol Crime, A NM OWN - H Meyer, Lawrence Reporter Les Painter is killed. Tony Jordan, a friend and reporter, starts asking questions since the police aren't doing much. Jordan gets beaten up and one of his informants dies. Apparently politicians and oil companies involved. Washington D.C. in the 1970s 119828 1923 Capitol Hill N USC Fergusson, Harvey Cub Reporter Ralph Dolan. Then works for Herald-Inquirer. Henry, star reporter on Washington Sun. Jane Belden, society reporter, lives with her mother. Being a society reporter gave her a certain freedom from the supervision of her family. 119829 1992 Capitol Hill N Mann, Catherine Public Relations Practitioner Sheridan Berk 119830 1968 Capitol Hill Affair, The N James, Leigh Press 119831 1992 Capitol Secrets N OWN - H - P Dean, Maureen Journalist has the real dirt on a beautiful congresswoman. Tabloid reporter brutally killed. Before he dies, a columnist from a rival paper snatches a piece of paper from his hand on which is revealed an explosive fact about a congresswoman. 119832 1982 Capitol: TS Series 3-26-1982 to 3-20-1987. CBS TV News Reporter Sloane Denning (Deborah Mullowney), daughter of Senator Mark Denning and his wife Paula. Tyler McCandless, an Air Force Hero and Sloane had been war criminals together in the fictitious land of N'shoba. Senator Denning had wanted Sloane to get together with Tyler but he was in love with someone else and married her. Sloan preferred the more ambitious Sam "Trey" Cleg III even though Tyler decided to run against Trey for Congress. 119833 1986 Capitol: TS Episode #1.1125. Photographer (Ken Phillips). 119834 1975 Capone M SVD 754 News Media. Female Reporter (Deborah Klose). First Reporter (John Favorite). Second Reporter (John Armond). 119835 2005 Capote M DVD Clarke, Gerald (Based on His Book), Don Futterman. Journalist-Writer Truman Capote (Philip Seymour Hoffman) journeys to Holcomb, Kan. To do a story for The New Yorker about the murder of a modest farm family slaughtered in their home without apparent motive, one horrible random night. New Yorker Editor William Shawn (Bob Balaban) is shown hungry for the bloody details of the crime. (Not like the real editor Shawn). Novelist Harper Lee (Catherine Keener). Writer Christopher Isherwood (Craig Archibald). Journalist #1 (Jon Ted Wynne). Drama about the story behind the story of "In Cold Blood," a ground-breaking "non-fiction book" that is part-journalism, part-novel. Capote, a Southern-bred literary star, boozer and gossip queen, as journalist creating the non-fiction novel. Journalist #2 (Jonathan Barrett). Journalist #3 (Christopher Read). Journalist #4 (Jerome Greencorn). New York Reporter (Robert Huculak). New Yorker editor William Shawn, legendarily polite, sedentary sort portrayed by Bob Balaban as a pushy guy with a yen for hype and glory. Character is really cross between Shawn and Capote's publisher Joseph Fox. 119836 2007 Capote in Kansas N Powers, Kim Journalist-Author Truman Capote reaches out to estranged writer friend Nelle Harper Lee for help when the ghosts of the Clutter family from "In Cold Blood" literally come calling on a near-death Capote. 119837 2006 Capote: William Shawn, editor of The New Yorker M Editor of the New Yorker William Shawn is invented out of whole cloth in the film "Capote." Shawn speaks of "building interest" in Capote's piece, organizes a book reading for the writer at which he introduces him personally… ...arranges to have Richard Avedon go out to Kansas to photograph the author and the two murderers, and flies out to Kansas himself to visit with Capote. The real-life Shawn did not believe that articles or their authors should be publicized. He resisted even putting a table of contents in magazine itself to trumpet what each issue contained. He never organized a reading for Capote or any other writer. He never spoke in public on any occasion. He didn't arrange Avedon's photographic trips or publish any photographs by Avedon as he didn't think there should be photographs in The New Yorker. Shawn found even the mention of blood disturbing. The real Shawnwould never make a joke about killer Perry's impending death. The real Shawn never went to Kansas to visit with Capote, and in fact he never had the experience of flying on an airplane. From Allen and Wallace Shawn - sons. 119838 1935 Cappy Ricks Returns M Reporters (Harry Harvey, Ernie Haynes, Allen Mathews). 119839 2010 Caprica: Gravedancing T DVD -R HQ 11787 Episode #4. 2-19-2010 News Media. Police have the news media following everything they do. Late-Night Talk Show Host Baxter Sarno (Patton Oswalt) with “Backtalk with Baxter Sarno” is a cross between David Letterman and Jon Stewart. He greets the Graystones who attempt damage control while vengeance closes in on them. Sarno gives them a national audience and after grilling Daniel Graystone, Amanda Graystone interrupts the live TV interview to save the day. 58 years before the fall, two families, the Graystones and the Adamas, live together on Caprica, a colony many light years away from Earth, where a startling breakthrough in artificial intelligence brings about unforeseen consequences. In the wake of the MAGLEV bombing that killed his daughter, Daniel Graystone plunges himself into work. He tries to figure out why he can only create a single intelligent robot, not understand that the answer lies within the fact that part of his daughter survived the explosion and is closer to him than he could imagine. Consumed with grief, Amanda Graystone is obsessed with discovering who her daughter really was, and slowly begins piecing together the details of Zoe’s life. 119840 2010 Caprica: Know Thy Enemy T DVD -R HQ 11822 Episode #6. 3-5-2010 News Media. Late-Night Talk Show Host Baxter Sarno (Patton Oswalt) with “Backtalk with Baxter Sarno” is a cross between David Letterman and Jon Stewart. Daniel Graystone faces a rival while Sister Clarice closes in on Zoe’s avatar. 119841 2010 Caprica: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 11801, 11802 Episode #1. 1-22-2010 News Media. 58 years before the fall, two families, the Graystones and the Adamas, live together on Caprica, a colony many light years away from Earth, where a startling breakthrough in artificial intelligence brings about unforeseen consequences. Late Night Host Baxter Sarno (Patton Oswalt) is a cross between David Letterman and Jon Stewart serves as a running media commentary. 119842 2010 Caprica: Rebirth T DVD -R HQ 11803 Episode #2. 1-29-2010 News Media. CAP News and CAP sports on television. Fifty-eight years before the fall, two families, the Graystones and the Adamas, live together on Caprica, a colony many light years away from Earth, where a startling breakthrough in artificial intelligence brings about unforeseen consequences. In the wake of the MAGLEV bombing that killed his daughter, Daniel Graystone plunges himself into work. He tries to figure out why he can only create a single intelligent robot, not understand that the answer lies within the fact that part of his daughter survived the explosion and is closer to him than he could imagine. Consumed with grief, Amanda Graystone is obsessed with discovering who her daughter really was, and slowly begins piecing together the details of Zoe’s life. 119843 2010 Caprica: Reins of a Waterfall T Episode #3. 2-5-2010 News Media. Press Conference. 58 years before the fall, two families, the Graystones and the Adamas, live together on Caprica, a colony many light years away from Earth, where a startling breakthrough in artificial intelligence brings about unforeseen consequences. Late Night Host Baxter Sarno (Patton Oswalt) is a cross between David Letterman and Jon Stewart serves as a running media commentary. In the wake of the MAGLEV bombing that killed his daughter, Daniel Graystone plunges himself into work. He tries to figure out why he can only create a single intelligent robot, not understand that the answer lies within the fact that part of his daughter survived the explosion and is closer to him than he could imagine. Consumed with grief, Amanda Graystone is obsessed with discovering who her daughter really was, and slowly begins piecing together the details of Zoe’s life. Following Amanda’s public revelation that their daughter was responsible for the MAGLEV tragedy, the Graystones must face the wrath of angry Capricans. For Daniel, this includes a confrontation with Sam and Joseph Adama, in which Joseph demands that Daniel reunite him with his daughter’s avatar. Daniel also realizes he can’t deal with his grief in private -- this is all going to play out on a public stage. 119844 2010 Caprica: There is Another Sky T DVD -R HQ 11805 Episode #5. 2-26-2010 News Media. Joseph Adama reaches out to his son while his dead daughter finds a new side of life in a virtual world. 119845 1978 Capricorn One M DVD -R HQ 11590, 11591, 11592. DVD. L. Hyams, Peter (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Robert Caulfield (Elliott Gould) suspects something is wrong when NASA technician contacts him about discrepancies in the TV signals supposedly coming from Mars. Technician disappears. Reporter finds his car sabotaged. Reporter to Walter Loughlin (David Doyle), his editor: "Look, when a reporter tells his assignment editor that he thinks he may be on to something that could be really big, the assignment editor is supposed to say, 'You've got 48 hours, kid…." "…and you better come up with something good or it's going to be your neck.' That's what he's supposed to say. I saw it in a movie…" Loughlin: "I'll give you 24 hours to come up with something. Not 48. I saw the movie too." Caulfield is fired. Caulfield seeks help of fellow reporter Judy Drinkwater (Karen Black) who loans him $100 and car without asking to go along on the story. Able to rescue the last of the surviving astronauts and expose the NASA mission to Mars conspiracy. NASA Reporter (Sandy Davidson). Reporter #1 (John Hiscock). Reporter #2 (Bridget Byrne). Reporter #3 (Colin Dangaard). Reporter #4 (James Bacon). 119846 1978 Capricorn One NSF OWN - P Goulart, Ron TV Reporter uncovers NAS Mission to Mars conspiracy. In the film version, Walter Loughlin, TV reporter Robert Caulfield's boss, tells off the reporter: "Listen to me, and listen good…." "...I don't like you Caufield. You're ambitious. You think the way to get ahead is to come up with the scoop of the century. Woodward and Bernstein were good reporters, that's how they did it. "Not by telling me they've located Patty Hearst three times like you did. Or that brilliant piece of investigative journalism you pulled off by finding an eyewitness to the second gunman in the Kennedy assassination." "The small fact that the man had been in a mental institution at the time never deterred you, not 'Scoop' Caulfield. Now, most reporters are like me. They are plodders. They spend a lot of their time checking little things like facts. "They cover mundane stories like wars and trials and hearings. You never seem to have enough time in your busy schedule to stoop so low as to cover a story……" 119847 1944 Captain America M 15 chapters Newscaster (Norman Nesbitt). 119848 1990 Captain America M Tolkin, Stephen (Story and Screenplay) Ness Book Newsman Sam Kolawatz (Ned Beatty) for the Washington Dispatch is friend of the President and is given the scoop about a hero frozen in Alaska who is thawed out in the present day. Created to combat superman created by the Axis. Kolawatz has been developing conspiracy theory that the Axis' original creation was responsible for the deaths of Kennedys and Martin Luther King and is planning to assassinate the current president. Villains have the reporter under surveillance and he inadvertently leads them to the superhero. He also arrives on the scene but is shot and killed. Then the hero fights the forces of evil. Newscaster (Jann Carl) 119849 1987 Captain Atom: Doctor Spectro CB Captain Atom, Vol. 2, #5. July, 1987. First Appearance. Reporter connected Tom Emery to the identity of Dr. Spectro, a part of the big-lie of super-heroic life. 119850 2005 Captain Blasto M Editor (Jack Goodstein). 119851 1947 Captain Boycott M American Reporter (Reginald Purdell). Times Correspondent (Ian Fleming). 119852 1998 Captain Cosmotic M Reporter (Martin Loesche) 119853 1945 Captain Eddie M News Media. Reporter (John Davidson). Reporter (Jack Gargan). Reporter (Pat Gleason). Reporter (Donald Kerr). Reporter (Garry Owen). Photographer (Ray Johnson). News Announcer (Reed Hadley). 119854 1934 Captain Hates the Sea, The M Smith, Wallace (Novel and Screenplay) Reporter Steve Bramley (John Gilbert) is pugnacious and hard-drinking, forever putting the lie to the legend that Gilbert failed in talkies because his voice was inadequate. As passengers board a cruise ship, its captain tells a group of reporters how much he hates the sea and that he only became a sailor to escape his father. He also informs the reporters that in the case of an accident, he plans to be the first man in the lifeboat having no intentions of going down with the ship. Newspaperman Bramley arrives at the dock, delivered there by his fiancee. Steve is leaving Hollywood where he failed as a screenwriter to go back to New York in the hope of both writing a book and giving up the bottle. Once aboard the ship, Steve runs into his old drinking buddy, the ship’s chief steward. They are soon joined by another old friend, a private detective who is aboard the ship searching for $250,000 in stolen bonds. Bramley falls off the wagon. He sees a distinguished couple and realizes the wife is an old prostitute he knew under the name of “Goldie.” The husband is so upset he attacks Steve, but the drunken reporter still beats the hapless husband to the punch. Eventually, Bramley leaves the ship in no better condition than he boarded. His fiancee realizes he has lost yet another battle with the bottle, but accepts him back in her arms and they drive away. 119855 1999 Captain Jack M Journalist (Christopher Driscoll) 119856 1889 Captain Jim's Friend SS MLPL Harte, Brete In "Heritage of Dedlow Marsh and Other Tales, The." Press. Country newspaper, Gilead Guardian. Practice to displace local news for long editorials on foreign subjects and national politics. Lacy Bassett finances the newspaper. 119857 1919 Captain Kidd, Jr. M AFI-Novelists Writer 119858 2003 Captain Saturday N Inman, Robert TV Weatherman Will Baggett is Raleigh, North Carolina's biggest celebrity. With adoring fans, a nice house, son in medical school, and a beautiful wife who is one of town's top real-estate brokers, Will's life is pretty much exactly the way he wants it. After 20 years of minor celebrity as TV weatherman, Baggett is fired when the station is sold to a conglomerate. While rushing to meet a deadline to collect his $50,000 contract buyout, he injures his knee. A photo of him on an EMS gurney winds up on the front page of the newspaper, the headline charging him with running a red light and resisting arrest. He's now only out of a job, but unemployable in the only professional persona he has ever known. Meanwhile, Will's marriage grows more shaky and his son hates him. He retreats to the homestead of his eccentric cousins to lick his wounds. He returns to face traffic charges and winds up charged with possession of marijuana, a felony offense. The marijuana was in his medical student son's jacket that he wore to court. Only a couple of years shy of age 50 and suddenly an unemployed ex-con after a brief stay in jail, Wilbur now has to reconstruct his identity. 119859 1949 Captain Zero SS Fleming-Roberts, G.T. 1949-1950 Journalist Doro Kelly is Captain Zero's girlfriend. 119860 2003 Captain's Woman, The NR Lovelace, Merline Reporter Victoria Parker of the Cheyenne Daily Tribune is a spoiled 17-year-old involved with a calvary officer in frontier America. They fall in lust on the eve of Spanish American War. He becomes one of Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders. It is 1898. Parker matures from society fluff writer into respected war correspondent. No man is going to tell free-spirited reporter Parker what to do so when her calvary officer goes off to the war in Cuba, she sets out after him. Nothing in her young life prepared her for the wounded soldiers and plague of yellow fever. She's the spirited daughter of a Wyoming newspaper baron. Her two passions -- journalism and her calvary officer. She reports on heroic efforts of American nurses who tend the sick and wounded. She grows from novice reporter to dedicated journalism, from an idealistic girl to a proud, courageous woman, unafraid to fight for her country and her heart. Parker had dreamed of doing more than local gossip. Dreams of working alongside reporter covering hot spots like Cuba. Joins newly formed Army corps of nurses and like her journalist peers, reports the war from the front. Gains a reputation. 119861 1937 Captains Courageous M DVD -R HQ 9606], 9607. DVD -R 1748 Reporter (Billy Arnold). Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Bobby Watson). Green Hill Connecticut School Newspaper Adviser Mr. Tyler. Harvey Cheyne (Freddie Bartholomew), the rich, spoiled student, works as editor on the newspaper. Green Hill Connecticut School Newspaper Staff. His father gave the school a printing press to get him the job. Harvey falls off ship and is picked up by a fishing boat. 119862 1942 Captains of the Clouds M News Vendor (George Ovey). 119863 1986 Captive M News Media. Reporter (Sydney Livingstone). Reporter (Marian McLoughlin). 119864 1991 Captive MT DVD -R HQ 8381, 8382. TV Newscaster #1 (Tamara Stanners). TV Newscaster #2 (Linden Soles) 119865 1959 Captive and the Free, The N OWN - H Cary, Joyce Reporters, newspaper heiress, and politicians are involved with a faith healer 119866 1975 Captive Audience NM Mann, Jessica News Media 119867 1999 Captive Audience M Radio Reporter Roni Clarke (Megan Rawa) 119868 1952 Captive City, The M DVD -R HQ 10300, 10301. SV 118 Josephy, Alvin M. Jr. (Story). Karl Kamb, Josephy (Screenplay) Ness Book - Incidents depicted based on Alvin M. Josephy Jr's. experiences as writer for Time. Editor James T. Austin (John Forsythe) of the Kennington Journal exposes corruption, finds out police controlled by the mob. Private detective uncovers gambling syndicate supported by town leaders. Killed in hit and run before he can give facts to editor. Editor threatened. His photographer is beaten after getting pictures of gangsters. Advertising is pulled from the paper. Another informant is killed. His partner, Don Carey (Harold J. Kennedy) bails out. Editor unable to get help from police. He and wife chased by mobsters. He goes to Washington to appear before Kefauver Committee to Investigate Organized Crime. Syndicate attempts to buy off Austin not to testify. Senator Kefauver appears in epilogue. New York Times objected that journalist is presented as isolated member of the press and runs to Kefauver rather than using his own paper and its ability to influence public opinion to fight corruption. Variety, 3/26/52 praised realistic depiction of newsman. He "displays none of the bravado and brashness common to editors in pictures, portraying the part as a frightened but courageous citizen bewildered by the facts he has uncovered." 119869 1996 Captive Heart: James Mink Story, The MT Newspaper Clerk (Peter Van Wart). 119870 2005 Captive Hearts MT DVD -R HQ 8122, 8123 Reporter (Duncan Minett). 119871 2009 Captive of the Desert King NR Young, Donna Harlequin Intrigue Journalist Sarah Kwong is an independent and feisty American who made the King of Taer, Jarek Al Asadi, a man used to total control, forget his responsibilities as a royal -- until he discovered she was a journalist. She had been granted unrestricted access to his kingdom, but not his private life. Determined to keep her at arm’s length, Jarek’s plans were thwarted when his enemies set their deadly sights on Sarah. Racing to her rescue, he became her only hope for survival in the unforgiving desert. And she, as always, was the one temptation he couldn’t resist. 119872 1988 Captive Rage M TV Newscaster (Bob Haber). 119873 1994 Captives M Newsreader (Julian Maud). 119874 0001 Captives, The P COPY Plautus 221 B.C. Critics. Prologue: "And so good-bye, kind critics, here at home…." 119875 2004 Capture M Short. Photographer (Brent Stait). 119876 1979 Capture of Bigfoot, The M Editor Carlsen (William D. Cannon) 119877 2007 Capture of Osama Bin Laden N Ristine, Tina Louise Reporter Christina Harrison in Afghanistan was captured by Osama bin Laden and then released from his harem and brought back to the United States. She discovers she has become pregnant by Osama. Her daughter doesn’t find out who her real father is until she is 13 and her mother tells her. She questions her mother’s validity and tries to reach Osama by letters. After he writes back to her for her to meet him at the Sacramento State Capitol, she becomes suspicious that he is planning another terrorist attack. She turns the letters into the FBI and Osama is captured while he is visiting his daughter and imprisoned by the National Guard. He is then executed by way of President Bush’s orders. 119878 1961 Capture That Capsule! M AFI-Radio Radio 119879 1998 Captured M Reporter (Tricia Lee Pascoe) 119880 2000 Captured M TV Newscaster (Larry Carroll) 119881 1935 Captured in Chinatown -- Police Melodrama, A M Durlam, Arthur (Story). Durlam and Elmer Clifton (Continuity-Dialogue) Reporter of the Daily Chronicle, Bob Martin (Charles Delaney), owns a canine hero. Newspaper City Editor Butler (John Elliott) insists he trains aspiring Reporter Ann Gilmore (Marion Shilling), alias Ann Parker. Newsboy Bobby (Bobby Nelson). Reporter (George Morrell). 119882 2001 Captured on Film: True Story of Marion Davies, The DT DVD -R HQ 2266 2/24-2001 Newspaper Publisher William Randolph Hearst. Actress is remembered for her association with the media mogul. 119883 2003 Capturing the Friedmans DM Investigative Journalist (Debbie Nathan - Herself). 119884 1776 Capuchin, The P USC Foote, Samuel In "Dramatic Works of Samuel Foote, Vol. II." Press. Dr. Viper of the "Scandalous Chronicle, was not I death-hunter to the very same paper…sure your poisonous pen did more mischief than me." Dr. Viper: robber, swindler, "Then you become doer of the Scandalous Chronicle; mowed down reputations like muck; pushed yourself into the pay of lady Deborah Dripping, produced anonymous paragraphs against her of your own composition…" and got paid by her for not putting them into your paper." Another character: "I too have been bit by this Viper…." 119885 1961 Car 54 Where Are You?: Catch Me on the Parr Show T Episode #11. 11-26-1961 Talk Show. Toody convinces his friend Charlie to appear on Jack Paar's show, but Toody is the one who becomes the hit of the show. Hugh Downs as himself. 119886 1961 Car 54 Where Are You?: Change Your Partner T Episode. Series (9-17-61 to 9-8-63). Press praises Gunther and Francis' harmonious relationship, and then the two men have a fight 119887 1994 Car 54, Where Are You? M Newscaster (Peter Silverman) 119888 1999 Car and Driver Television T Series 1999-2005 Reporter Mel Fair 119889 1976 Car Wash M News Media. Newscaster (Billy Bass). Newscaster (Sarina C. Grant). Sports Editor (Allan Malamud). 119890 1999 Cara a cara DF Spain Interviewer Hilario Pino (1999-2001). Host Antonio San Jose (2001-2007). 119891 1999 Caracara MT TV Reporter #1 (Kathryn Winslow). TV Reporter #2 (Ned Vukovic). 119892 1999 Caracol Beach N Alberto, Elisco (Cuban Journalist and Poet) News Media. Crazed Cuban veteran unable to commit suicide goes in search of someone to do the deed for him. Action takes place in sleepy Florida resort of Caracol Beach. 119893 1974 Caravan to Vaccares M British Photographer Lila (Charlotte Rampling) 119894 1911 Card, The N Bennett, Arnold Press 119895 1980 Cardiac Arrest M Newscaster (Dave McElhatton). Missing heart murders are plaguing San Francisco -- dead bodies that turn up with their hearts surgically removed. 119896 1996 Cardiac Arrest: Trench Warfare T Episode #13. 4-30-1996 News Media. Reporter (Roli Okorodudu). 119897 1994 Cardinal Sin N LeCompte, Edward Weinberg List Journalist 119898 2003 Cardinals Crew T Series 2003 Reporters Dan Buck, Julie Buck (2003), Sara Wojciki, Jennifer Haynes. Host Andy Benes (2003). Announcers (John Ullett, Asher Benrubi (2003). 119899 2000 Care MT UK Journalist (Christian Patterson). 119900 2006 Care and Feeding of Unmarried Men, The NR Ridgway, Christie Society Columnist Eve Caruso whose column appears on Page 4 of her newspaper keeps her finger on the pulse of Palm Springs and reports every spicy celebrity tidbit to her loyal readers. She knows everyone in this town -- except that mysterious hunk who just strolled into the exclusive spa where she's conferring with hot new starlet. The starlet's brother, nicknamed "The Preacher" is here to protect his flighty sister from a stalker, not fall for a sexy society columnist. But Eve has the perfect name -- she's wildly tempting. Eve is more vulnerable than she seems and the brother never said "no" to a lady in distress. 119901 2005 Care of the State M News Media. Court Reporter (Haley Treasure). News Cameraman (Chris Swenson). Photographer (Cary Wagner). 119902 1959 Career M MacLaine Columnist (Marjorie Bennett) 119903 1969 Career Bed M Reporter (Gale McCarty) 119904 2009 Career Killer NM Conner, Chance B. Reporter Jack Clancy is a newspaper reporter whose cockiness and sometimes reckless style land him in trouble -- or gets him out of it. The rise and fall of reporter Clancy takes place during the Challenger space shuttle explosion, Oklahoma City bombing, JonBenet Ramsey murder, Columbine High School massacre and the Sept. 11, 2001 attack on the World Trade Center in New York. Actor Robert Redford passes in and out of Clancy’s life like some kind of apparition and, ultimately, a muse. 119905 2009 Career Killer N Conner, Chance B. Subtitle: A Journalist’s Wild Ride with Scotch, Sex & the Sundance Kid.” Reporter Jack Clancy is cocky and reckless and this has gotten the veteran newspaper reporter in trouble -- or got him out of it as well. Clancy’s career parallels several iconic events in contemporary U.S. history -- the Challenger space shuttle explosion, the Oklahoma City bombing, the JonBenet Ramsey murder, the Columbine High School massacre, and the September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City. Clancy’s story is one of love and betrayal, loss and redemption during which actor Robert Redford passes in and out of Jack Clancy’s life like some of apparition and, ultimately, a muse. 119906 1936 Career Woman M News Media. Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporters (Oliver Cross, Babe Green, King Mojave, Bert Moorhouse, Franklin Parker, Max Wagner) from Clarkdale. Reporters (Bill Dill, David Newell) from New York. (Radio Announcer (Gary Breckner). Girl accused of killing her father is defended unsuccessfully by a flashy lawyer and successfully by a new, straightforward one. 119907 2007 Careful Use of Compliments, The NM Smith, Alexander McCall Editor Isabel Dalhousie of a philosophy journal in Edinburgh wonders why two brand-new paintings by a dead Scottish artist have suddenly come on the market. Isabel and her lover, Jamie, just had a baby and her niece, Cat, is along for the ride. 119908 2003 Careless Love, Or, the Land of Promise N Horsley, Kate Newspaperman Thomas Hall is a young 19th century Bostonian and idealistic journalist who is fascinated by Wild West shows and dime novels. He boards a train bond for the West and goes as far as New Mexico. Hall’s journey helps him learn that the truth isn’t always what is printed in black and white. 119909 1997 Careless Whispers NR Alers, Rochelle (aka Gunn, Gay G.) Magazine Editor Nicholas Bradshaw, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist takes charge of the prestigious "Pinnacle" magazine. Dyana is stood up at the altar and moves to New York where she lands a job at Pinnacle where she is taken under the wing of the kindly and charismatic publisher Michael Dalton. takes over, providing gist for the rumor mill. When Dalton retires, Bradshaw takes over. Bradshaw scores a publishing coup and enlists Dyana's help with the project. With long hours in close quarters, she can no longer run from her feelings or hide her past. Dyana refuses to be intimidated by his dictatorial reputation. She finds herself drawn to the handsome and very wealthy man. 119910 2007 Caretaker’s Bible N Galbraith, R.L. Reporter Brian Allen Bennett is vacationing at a charming villa in Tuscany, Italy in 1972. He receives a gift from the mysterious caretaker -- a Bible that contains two cryptic documents -- a birth certificate dated April 20, 1889 and a letter from a monk verifying the discovery of a baby on the monastery doorstep the same day. Professional analysis of writing throughout the Bible proves that the handwriting is that of Adolf Hitler. Bennett begins to investigate and learns that the sickly infant abandoned by its father was the twin brother of Hitler. Even more astoundingly, the twin brother grew up to be a monk. Bennett then spends the next six months searching for more clues to Hitler’s brother’s past while being relentlessly pursued by the infamous pro-Nazi group, Friends of the Third Reich. The twin’s paths were never supposed to cross after they were deliberately separated at birth in 1889. With the caretaker’s help, Bennett eventually uncovers an incredible story of deception and intrigue swirling around the greatest secret of the 20th century. 119911 1972 Carey Treatment, The M Photographer (Sol Schwade). 119912 1940 Carey Wilson's Miniatures: Failure at Fifty, A M DVD -R HQ 5871 Series. Newspaper. Headline in The Star: City Celebrates Lincoln's Birthday. Man at 50 is a failure and thinks of suicide near the lake by which he grew up. Abraham Lincoln comes to him by the lake and gives him the courage to live. The man sees the newspaper and realizes that Lincoln did come to him. 119913 1942 Caribbean Conspiracy N Conrad, B. Newswoman is sent to Puerto Rico to get a story and make up her mind about an army intelligence man, falls for the son of a high born island family but settles for the American and home. 119914 1966 Caribbean Crisis NM Bingley, D.E. Press 119915 1975 Caribe: School for Killers T Episode #8. 4-7-1975 Photographer (Carol Vitale). 119916 1998 Carino, he enviado a los hombres a la luna M Reporter (Roberto Beceiro). Reporter (Craig Coats). Reporter (Mar Cortes). Reporter (Miriam Duran). Reporter (Irina Marzo). Critico de cine (Miquel Vidal). 119917 2009 Carla Cametti PD: Love, Honour and Cherish T Episode #5. 2-5-2009 News Media. Reporter #2 (Justin Hosking). 119918 2004 Carlita's Secret M Reporter (Kim Kuykendall). 119919 2003 Carlito's Angeles M Photographer (Enid Alvares). 119920 1990 Carlos Chadwick Mystery, The NM OWN - H Bell-Villada, Gene Journalists. Book is narrated by two journalists, male New Yorker-type and a femme fatale a la Vanity Fair. 119921 1959 Carlton-Browne of the F.O. M Commentator (Harry Locke). Newsreel Interviewer (John Glyn-Jones). 119922 2001 Carman: Champion, The M Reporter (Ken Meseroll-Messerole). 119923 1954 Carmen Jones M DVD -R HQ 5161, 5162 Reporter (Bernie Hamilton) 119924 1994 Carmen Ramirez: Edited Out NM Haddock, Lisa #1 Carmen Ramirez Mysteries Editor Carmen Ramirez, is a 24-year-old Irish-Puerto Rican lesbian copy editor at her hometown newspaper in Frontier City, Oklahoma. Carmen lives in her homophobic grandmother's renovated garage and mourn s the end of her first relationship. Assigned to assist a columnist, Carmen begins to dig into the two-year-old story of a lesbian teacher who molested and killed a 12-year-old. She then committed suicide, or did she? Carmen is pulled off the story, but she continues her investigation, asking tough questions and tangling with everyone, including an at-first suspicious lesbian bartender, her own boss, the schools. Also the powerful local church and, of course, her irascible grandmother. A trail of cover-ups and half-truths lead Carmen and love-interest/sidekick Julia to Lovell Taft University where the murdered girl's sister is sequestered with her secrets. As Carmen draws closer to the truth, she risks job, relationships and even her life. 119925 1995 Carmen Ramirez: Final Cut NM Haddock, Lisa #2 Carmen Ramirez Mysteries Editor Carmen Ramirez, is a 24-year-old Irish-Puerto Rican lesbian copy editor at her hometown newspaper in Frontier City, Oklahoma. Being a lesbian newspaper editor in Bible-belt country is not the easiest place to be openly gay. Not even on a university campus where Carmen and her grad-student lover, Julia, have managed to carve out a life for themselves. The normally faithful Carmen finds herself in a difficult situation when an old friend, Antoinette (Toni) Stewart comes back. What begins as a simple romantic dilemma turns into something uglier when Toni is murdered. The prime suspect, a combative man in their lesbian and gay group, pleads with Carmen to find the real killer. Although not convinced of his innocence, Carmen reluctantly agrees. When the body of a gay man turns up close to where Toni was found, it seems likely that someone is targeting lesbians and gays. Carmen's former close friend had popped in and threatened their domestic tranquility by tempting Carmen and antagonizing a member of Julia's gay and lesbian coalition. She disappeared and two weeks later turned up dead. Graphic sex. 119926 1947 Carmencita SS MLPL Root, W.L. In "Best American Short Stories 1948, The." Correspondents. Paris Edition of the Chicago Tribune. Ray Farquharson, sports editor. In France. 119927 2002 Carnal Confessions MT DVD -R HQ 2784, 2785. SVD 1473 Adult TV Journalist (Wendy Rice) gets clues to a murder by a serial killer. 119928 1974 Carnal Madness M Newscaster (Ron Gans). Announcer (David Batterson-Bultersen). 119929 1961 Carnival of Crime M Photographer (Alberto Dalbes) 119930 1998 Carnival of Souls M Photographer (Joseph S. Griffo). 119931 1954 Carnival Story M DVD -R HQ 7810, 7811. SVD 531. VHS 493 Klauber, Marcel (Story). Hans Jacoby, Kurt Neumann (Screenplay) Ness Book Life Magazine Photojournalist Vines (George Nader) was a combat photographer assigned to high dive artist's unit during the war. He decides to do a story on the high dive artist and his wife. Vines and his assistant are at the carnival when the high dive artist is killed after a rung gives way on the ladder he is climbing. Vines' photo essay appears with the caption, "Death Visits Carnival." causing the Carnival owner to comment that "those pictures will sell a lot of tickets." Photojournalist expresses cynicism about making money off the photographs and tells the high dive artist's wife people will be waiting to see her fall next. Widow is injured and photojournalist nurses her back to health in the hospital. She ends up with the photojournalist after she discovers carnival owner engineered her husband's death to get his money. "People like those pictures. They dramatize death. It gives them a thrill, even in a photograph, to see Frank falling." 119932 2009 Carnivore, The N Sinnett, Mark Reporter revisits a horrendous night 50 years ago when Hurricane Hazel tore through Toronto on October 15, 1954 leaving its mark on both the city and its inhabitants. In the aftermath, a young cop emerges as a hero -- numerous accounts detail the way he battled the raging river to save those trapped in their homes. His story is featured prominently in the newspapers, thrusting him into the spotlight as a local celebrity. Meanwhile, his wife is wrestling with doubts about her husband’s heroism. While performing her own miracles the night of the storm as a nurse at a mud-filled, overcrowded emergency room, she met a woman who was disoriented and near death with a disturbingly peculiar recollection of events. While the wife tries to shake her suspicions about her husband as they rebuild their life in the shell-shocked city, she can’t help but wonder about her husband and that fateful night. When a reporter comes knocking 50 years later to revisit that horrendous night, the truth begins to surface and threatens to destroy them. 119933 1994 Caro diario MF Film Critic (Carlo Mazzacurati) 119934 1991 Carol and Company T SV 93 Episode. 7-20-91 News. Former game-show producer (Anita Barone) turns a nightly newscast into a circus and its once-respected anchor (Carol Burnett) finally can't take it anymore 119935 1991 Carol and Company: No News Is Bad News T Episode #22. 1-15-1991 Journalist Christine Heyward (Carol Burnett), a respected journalist, arrives to discover that she’s the only member of her news team retaining her job. The new head of the show, a game show creator, changes the format and the news becomes a game show with a “MTV mentality.” Despite initial hesitation, Christine sells out but soon discovers she’s been suckered. 119936 2008 Carol and Connie NJ Ellison, Joy D. Aspiring Reporters Carol and Connie are two young friends who want to become famous news reporters. Based on real life reporters in upstate South Carolina, the two search their neighborhood high and low for top-notch news stories: a fireworks show of sorts, a putt-putt tournament, and the first flight of a model airplane. These girls cover it all. h 119937 1945 Carol Brant, Picture Magazine Reporter NJ Varga, Margit Editor, Associate. Heroine presented as a near-moron. Story of work on a picture magazine, obviously Life, of which the author was an associate editor 119938 1990 Carol Burnett and Friends T Episode News Media. Wife (Carol) is interviewed on television after her husband is kidnapped -- but not without technical difficulties 119939 2003 Carol Christmas, A MT DVD -R HQ 10653, 10654 TV Talk Show Host Carol (Tori Spelling) fixes her life after the ghosts of Christmas Past, Christmas Present and Christmas Future visit her. 119940 1990 Carol Pedersen: Comeback NM Enger, L.L. #2 Gun Pederson Mysteries Editor Carol Pedersen is editor of the local paper and often uncovers what was meant to be hidden. She is the paramour and then second wife to ex-jock P.I. Gun Pederson, a former baseball player. His formerly estranged daughter Mazy, a journalist living in Minneapolis who is very brash, head strong and has the same mental makeup as Carol. 119941 1993 Carol Pedersen: Sacrifice NM Enger, L.L. #4 Gun Pederson Mysteries Editor Carol Pedersen is editor of the local paper and often uncovers what was meant to be hidden. She is the paramour and then second wife to ex-jock P.I. Gun Pederson, a former baseball player. His formerly estranged daughter Mazy, a journalist living in Minneapolis who is very brash, head strong and has the same mental makeup as Carol. 119942 1994 Carol Pedersen: Sinner's League, The N Enger, L.L. #5 Gun Pederson Mysteries Journalist Carol Pedersen is the second wife of a former baseball player now living in the Minnesota north woods. She is researching an article on prostitution at the local Native American-owned casino. An old flame of Pedersen's comes to town to write a screenplay based on a legal thriller written by local lawyer. She is raped and killed in a stolen cab. Carol brings a teenage booker home for sanctuary, but the girl drowns. On the trail of his old friend's killer, Gun Pedersen hooks into the prostitution ring being run through the casino. Carol bas been digging up dirt for a series on teen prostitution at the casino and fielding threatening phone calls. Carol's worried her husband will become a one-man vengeance squad. She's right. He dispatches two of the worst villains himself. 119943 1992 Carol Pedersen: Strike NM Enger, L.L. #3 Gun Pederson Mysteries Editor Carol Pedersen is editor of the local paper and often uncovers what was meant to be hidden. She is the paramour and then second wife to ex-jock P.I. Gun Pederson, a former baseball player. His formerly estranged daughter Mazy, a journalist living in Minneapolis who is very brash, head strong and has the same mental makeup as Carol. 119944 1991 Carol Pedersen: Swing NM Enger, L.L. #1 Gun Pederson Mysteries Editor Carol Pedersen is editor of the local paper and often uncovers what was meant to be hidden. She is the paramour and then second wife to ex-jock P.I. Gun Pederson, a former baseball player. His formerly estranged daughter Mazy, a journalist living in Minneapolis who is very brash, head strong and has the same mental makeup as Carol. 119945 2003 Carolina M Newscaster (Gregory Storm). 119946 1944 Carolina Blues M DVD -R HQ 8875, 8874 Photographer (Charles Marsh). 119947 2007 Carolina Moon MT Photographer (Mark Holmes). 119948 1999 Carolina Rose N Sumner, Tracy Reporter Charlotte (Charlie) Whitney works for The Sentinel, a local paper owned by her father. When he dies, Oliver Stokes buys the paper. The new editor is Adam Jared Chase, a big city editor from Richmond. Whitney is trying to survive being a woman who is orphaned and "still a spinster at 24" in South Carolina in 1850. She isn't like other ladies. She wears trousers, speaks her mind and has burning ambitions as a journalist. She desperately wants to make a success of her late father's newspaper. But the job belongs to Chase who doesn't like being in Edgemont more than Charlie wants him there -- even if he has sparked powerful feelings in her Stokes has been buying up most of the town and is hated. Chase has Charlie's hate through his association with Stokes even though he allows her to keep working on the paper. Adam is a man filled with ghosts and demons and prides himself on being a cold shell of a person, the "coldest, most callous bastard I know how to be." 119949 1988 Carolina Skeletons NM OWN - P Stout, David Newspaperman. James Willop, out-of-work newspaperman from Newark. 119950 1991 Carolina Skeletons MT Reporter (Ric Reitz) 119951 1994 Caroline at Midnight M SV 300 Rink, Travis (Screenplay) Ness Book Investigative Reporter Jack (Clayton Rohner) for New West Magazine is helping a policeman nail crooked cops in exchange for a story. Gets a call from a woman he once knew to meet her at the cemetery at midnight, but he discovers her tombstone. Copy of her obituary confirms she was killed in a car accident two years earlier. Jack discovers a crooked cop who committed suicide was assigned to the dead woman's case. He seeks the help of a friend, the wife of a murderous cop/drug pusher. Turns out woman is killer. Reporter says her trial got more coverage than the hearings on corrupt cops ("Seems a beautiful murderess makes for better copy."). News Room Producer (Daniel Bardol). 119952 1995 Caroline in the City: T VHSSP 666, 652, 409, 406, 394, 392, 387, 386, 373, 368, 367. 363, 362, 361, 345, 344. 343. 342, 341, 335, 334 Episodes. Series, September 1995-April 1999. 97 Episodes. Episodes #1 to #20 (VHS 334 to 368. Cartoonist Caroline Duffy (Lea Thompson), living in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City, does a syndicated newspaper cartoon strip called Caroline in the City. Richard Karinsky (Malcolm Gets) is her cynical colorist, an aspiring painter. 119953 1996 Caroline in the City: Caroline and Richard's Mom T DVD -R HQ 4145 Episode Cartoonist Caroline Duffy (Lea Thompson), living in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City, does a syndicated newspaper cartoon strip called Caroline in the City. Richard Karinsky (Malcolm Gets) is her cynical colorist, an aspiring painter. Richard tries to resolve issues with his jet-setting mother. 119954 1998 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Ancestral Home T DVD -R HQ 4009 Episode. Cartoonist Caroline Duffy (Lea Thompson), living in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City, does a syndicated newspaper cartoon strip called Caroline in the City. Richard Karinsky (Malcolm Gets) is her cynical colorist, an aspiring painter. Caroline goes home and finds out her parents are selling the home in which she grew up. 119955 1998 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Bar Mitzvah T DVD -R HQ 3984 Episode. Cartoonist Caroline Duffy (Lea Thompson), living in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City, does a syndicated newspaper cartoon strip called Caroline in the City. Richard Karinsky (Malcolm Gets) is her cynical colorist, an aspiring painter. Aunt offers Richard $5,000 to have a bar mitzvah. Del's costly suits are too tight. 119956 1996 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Cat Dancer T DVD -R HQ 4715 Episode. Cartoonist Caroline Duffy (Lea Thompson), living in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City, does a syndicated newspaper cartoon strip called Caroline in the City. Richard Karinsky (Malcolm Gets) is her cynical colorist, an aspiring painter. Annie misconstrues an IRS auditor's demeanor. 119957 1996 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Comic T DVD -R HQ 4205 Episode Cartoonist Caroline Duffy (Lea Thompson), living in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City, does a syndicated newspaper cartoon strip called Caroline in the City. Richard Karinsky (Malcolm Gets) is her cynical colorist, an aspiring painter. Caroline reunites Richard with his father 119958 1997 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Councilman T Episode. 12-1-1997. Season #3. Episode #10 Reporter (Robert Briscoe Evans). 119959 1997 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Dearly Departed T DVD -R HQ 4225 Episode. Art Critic-Columnist Hilton Traynor (John Glover) is asked by Richard to look at his art. But he doesn't pay any attention to Richard until Caroline tells him the artist is dead. Then she has to fake a funeral for the art critic to cover. 119960 1998 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Diva T DVD -R HQ 3984 Episode. Cartoonist Caroline Duffy (Lea Thompson), living in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City, does a syndicated newspaper cartoon strip called Caroline in the City. Richard Karinsky (Malcolm Gets) is her cynical colorist, an aspiring painter. Caroline angers a temperamental soprano when she invites pals to the opera. 119961 1998 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Ex-Wife T DVD -R HQ 4127 Episode. Cartoonist Caroline Duffy (Lea Thompson), living in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City, does a syndicated newspaper cartoon strip called Caroline in the City. Richard Karinsky (Malcolm Gets) is her cynical colorist, an aspiring painter. Del and Caroline run into Del's bitter ex-wife and her fiancé 119962 1996 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Freight King T DVD -R HQ 4206 Episode Cartoonist Caroline Duffy (Lea Thompson), living in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City, does a syndicated newspaper cartoon strip called Caroline in the City. Richard Karinsky (Malcolm Gets) is her cynical colorist, an aspiring painter. Caroline is locked in a laundry overnight with a homeless man 119963 1998 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Killer Dad T Episode #70. 4-13-1998 News Media. Editor #1 (Richard Penn). Editor #2 (Brian Kaiser). 119964 1997 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Movie T DVD -R HQ 4143 Episode Cartoonist Caroline Duffy (Lea Thompson), living in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City, does a syndicated newspaper cartoon strip called Caroline in the City. Richard Karinsky (Malcolm Gets) is her cynical colorist, an aspiring painter. Caroline acts in a movie 119965 1996 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Movie T DVD -R HQ 4205 Episode Cartoonist Caroline Duffy (Lea Thompson), living in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City, does a syndicated newspaper cartoon strip called Caroline in the City. Richard Karinsky (Malcolm Gets) is her cynical colorist, an aspiring painter. Veterinarian Joe recommends Caroline take her cat to a therapist 119966 1996 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Red Sauce T DVD -R HQ 4206 Episode Cartoonist Caroline Duffy (Lea Thompson), living in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City, does a syndicated newspaper cartoon strip called Caroline in the City. Richard Karinsky (Malcolm Gets) is her cynical colorist, an aspiring painter. Annie's mother unexpectedly wants to move in with her 119967 1998 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Visit From Mom T DVD -R HQ 4726 Episode. Magazine article features Caroline and her mother 119968 1998 Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Visit From Mom T DVD -R HQ 4726 Episode #68. 3-16-1998 Magazine article features Caroline and her mother. Photographer (Aaron Lustig). 119969 1995 Caroline in the City: Pilot: Caroline in the City T VHS 585, 308 Episode #1. 9-21-1995 Cartoonist Caroline Duffy (Lea Thompson), living in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City, does a syndicated newspaper cartoon strip called Caroline in the City. Richard Karinsky (Malcolm Gets) is her cynical colorist, an aspiring painter. Caroline hires Richard as new colorist. 119970 1956 Carolyn T Comedy Series. News Media. Reporter (Kay Walker) 119971 2006 Carolyn Blue: Bon Bon Voyage N Fairbanks, Nancy #8 Culinary Mystery with Recipes Series Food Columnist Carolyn Blue of El Paso, Tex. gets a Mother Day's gift -- a trip aboard a gourmet cruise ship sailing to the Canary Islands and touring Spanish and North African ports. But for the 40-something journalist, the trip won't be relaxing. When a female passenger disappears at a port stop and a corpse turns up on board, it's clear to Blue that the Bountiful Feast cruise ship is sailing headlong into very dangerous waters. And if that's not enough, there's a terrifying shortage of double chocolate raspberry mousse. Blue's determination to get to the bottom of things lands her in hot water. Acerbic friend Luz and tidbits of cooking lore and dessert recipes. 119972 2003 Carolyn Blue: Chocolate Quake N Fairbanks, Nancy #4 Culinary Mystery with Recipes Series Food Columnist Carolyn Blue goes to San Francisco to sample the food as part of her job as a food writer. When she calls her mother-in-law she finds out she's in jail for murder. She goes through a few earthquake tremors and a stint in prison as a murder suspect. A column on prison food might make for an interesting change of pace. 119973 2001 Carolyn Blue: Crime Brulee NM Fairbanks, Nancy #1 Culinary Mystery with Recipes Series Food Writer Carolyn Blue gets a taste of New Orleans cookery and crime. When her friend goes missing, she turns detective to search for answers -- a trail that leads her right into an alligator swamp. Fortysomething Blue's children are attending college and she has a contract to write a book of anecdotes about eating in interesting places. 119974 2004 Carolyn Blue: Death a l'Orange N Fairbanks, Nancy #3 Culinary Mystery with Recipes Series Food Columnist Carolyn Blue goes to France with her family as they travel through Normandy and the Looire Valley with a group of academics. Where better to write about food than France? But when murder shows up on the menu, Blue is once again investigating crime as well as cuisine -- and trying to stay one step of a killer with an insatiable appetite. 119975 2004 Carolyn Blue: Holy Guacamole! N Fairbanks, Nancy #6 Culinary Mystery with Recipes Series Food Writer Carolyn Blue, a recent transplant to El Paso, Texas, has found plenty to like about her new hometown. She loves the multicultural history of the border city, enjoys exploring the spicy complexities of the local cuisine and is thrilled to serve on the Executive Committee of the local opera company. She loves opera, her husband and her work. At an opera party, the artistic director eats some bad guacamole that kills him. Scorned soprano admits to mixing the dish to get back at him for passing her over for her dream role. But Carolyn learns that foul play, not foul food, was the real culprit -- and uncovers some unsavory secrets that lead to a full menu of suspects. 119976 2005 Carolyn Blue: Mozzarella Most Murderous N Fairbanks, Nancy #7 Culinary Mystery with Recipes Series Food Writer Carolyn Blue goes to southern Italy to write about the cuisine of the region while her husband Jason attends a scientific conference. She is stuck alone for a few days while Jason is stranded in Paris by an air traffic controller's strike. She spends the day with a beautiful woman who is drowned in the hotel's pool. Is it suicide? Or murder? 119977 2004 Carolyn Blue: Perils of Paella, The N Fairbanks, Nancy #5 Culinary Mystery with Recipes Series Food Writer Carolyn Blue gets to challenge her taste-testing skills once again -- this time in Barcelona. Her first feast is for the eyes -- at a modern art museum where her friend Roberta is the resident scholar. There, she catches a performance art piece about death, planted a little too firmly in reality. One of the actors is not acting-she's dead...as well as a dead-ringer for Roberta. And now, Carolyn is in the middle of a new investigation into a very unsavory crime. 119978 2001 Carolyn Blue: Truffled Feathers N Fairbanks, Nancy #2 Culinary Mystery with Recipes Series Food Columnist Carolyn Blue is a confident and witty detective with a taste for good food and an eye for murderous detail. The CEO of a large pharmaceutical company invites Blue and her husband to New York for wining and dining. Her husband is up for a job. and Blue plans to meet her agent for the first time. But before she gets a chance to get a true taste of New York, the CEO is dead -- murdered after a heaping helping of pastrami. Industrial espionage, murder and the Russian mafia. Advance to write a cookbook on New Orleans cuisine. 119979 1964 Carpetbaggers, The M DVD -R HQ 2522, 2523, 2524. SVD 1028 AFI-Public Relations Public Relations. Media. Woman Reporter (Ann Doran). Reporter (Joseph "Joe" Turkel). Reporter (Virginia Graham). Reporters (Robert Christian, Len Hendry, Ed McCready, Walter Maslow, Max Power, Simon Prescott, James Sikking, Joe Turkel, Dick Winslow). Photographer at Eiffel Tower (Henry Dar Boggia). Photographers (William Meader, Fred Zendar). 119980 1983 Carpool MT News Media. Newscaster (Elyse Donalson). Reporter (Jamie Horton). Newsman (Jeff Austin). 119981 1996 Carpool M TV Newsman Scott Lewis (David Kaye) of Channel 3 News. 119982 2001 Carre Otis: E! True Hollywood Story, The DT Photographer (Antoine Verglas-Himself). 119983 2003 Carres nyeste, Le - en bog i vrede DF Denmark Interviewer-Speaker Frank Esmann. 119984 1952 Carrie M Reporter (Kenneth Patterson) 119985 1976 Carrie M L Reporter. Girl's mother to friend on the phone: Thank God it's you. I couldn't talk to another reporter 119986 1975 Carrie Wasserman: Dear Lovely Hart, I Am Desperate NJ OWN - P Conford, Ellen #1 Carrie Wasserman Series School Journalist Carrie Wasserman is a high school journalist who has a crush on her editor, Chip Custer 119987 1979 Carrie Wasserman: We Interrupt This Semester for an Important Bulletin NJ OWN - P Conford, Ellen #2 Carrie Wasserman Series School Journalist Carrie Wasserman is a high school journalist who has a crush on her editor, Chip Custer. Hoping to impress Chip, editor of the high school paper, Carrie takes up investigative reporting and soon finds herself in hot water 119988 1998 Carriers MT SVD 1183 (Missing Ending) Journalist (Pamela Reed) -- husband contracts mysterious virulent virus in Africa. Looking for missing 9-year-old twin daughters who may hold origin of disease. Reporter (Timothy E. Nesbitt). Reporter (Matthew Temple). Reporter (Bill Walsh). 119989 1955 Carrington V.C. M Reporter Evans (John Glyn-Jones) 119990 2007 Carroll Quint: Jigsaw NM Kennealy, Jerry #1 Carroll Quint Mysteries Entertainment Critic Carroll Quint for the San Francisco Bulletin doesn't earn a lot of money, but the job gives him a certain place in the city's after-dark world and he loves seeing the newest play or movie, and writing about them for his readers. His job, however, gets harder for him to do when friends of his start showing up dead, each one in some way connected to the entertainment industry. San Francisco Bulletin Restaurant Reviewer Terry Greco, Carroll's latest girlfriend. Someone calling himself Thanatos, the Greek god of death, is sending the Bay Area critic e-mails taunting him with clues from Alfred Hitchcock movies regarding the next target. With each murder, the police become more suspicious of Quint who they figure is sending the e-mails to himself. Quint must race to find the killer and the danger is closer him than he realizes. 119991 1969 Carry On Camping M Commentator (Peter Cockburn) 119992 1960 Carry On Constable M Newspaperman (Charles Stanley). Radio Announcer (Frederick Treves - Voice). 119993 1978 Carry On Emmanuelle M Adult Reporter. 1st Reporter (Bill Hutchinson). 2nd Reporter (Neville Ware). 3rd Reporter (Jane Norman). Fleet Street Journalist (Stanley McGeagh). 119994 1973 Carry on Girls M UK Press Photographer (Cy Town). 119995 1975 Carry on Laughing: Orgy and Bess T Episode #4. 1-25-1975 Quaker Reporter (MacDonald Hobley). 119996 1972 Carry On Matron M Reporter (Bill Kenwright). 119997 1959 Carry On Nurse M Cargill, Patrick and Jack Beale (Idea). Norman Hudis (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book. Film released in U.S. in 1960. Reporter Ted York (Terence Longdon) is one of the hospital patients in British Carry On comedy series. Newspaper reporter checks in to have appendix removed. Editor suggests while he is there he do an article on hospitals from patient's point of view. Ted York's Editor, Mr. Perkins (Martin Boddey). Racing Commentator (Raymond Glendenning). 119998 2004 Carry On Papa M India Tabloid Newspaper Photographer and blackmailer goes after Mr. Zaveri Papa who has been living in America for the last 30 years. He is now considered a successful businessman having worked long hours all his life. He is also respected by the Asian community in his town. Papa is going through a mid-life crisis and hires a 22-year-old as his secretary. His mischievous ways with this girl comes to a halt by his suspicious family. When he manages to outsmart his family taking the girl to a Atlantic City rendezvous in the guise of a business conference, the newspaper photographer follows him. 119999 1961 Carry On Regardless M Photographer (Michael Ward) 120000 2006 Cars M Animation Sportscasters Bob Cutlass (Bob Costas) and Darrell Cartrip (Darrell Waltrip) do commentary on car races. News Media covers the rookie car making headlines. 120001 1952 Carson City M Nibley, Sloan (Story). Nibley, Winston Miller (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Zeke Mitchell (Don Beddoe) of Carson City Clarion. His daughter in love with engineer hired to build railroad between Carson City and Virginia City to stop series of stagecoach robberies. Daughter involved with half brother Alan Kincaid (Richard Webb) who also works for paper. Editor is opposed to railroad because he is afraid it will bring corruption to the town. Uses paper to crusade against development. Work on railroad progresses despite editor's objections. Even daughter disagrees with father's position as she rekindles romance with engineer. Editor discovers two men supporting him in opposition to railroad are responsible for robberies and attacks. Goes to see one of the men and is shot. Daughter and Kincaid hold engineer responsible. Daughter objects to article Kincaid writes accusing engineer of terrorizing the town. Engineer and other workers trapped in tunnel by landslide. Rescued by townspeople. Engineer and workers stop robbery when train makes first run. Kincaid shot by man who killed editor. Apologizes to engineer who dies. Engineer shoots killer, marries editor's daughter, and they leave the town. 120002 1948 Cartas marcadas MF Newsboy (Rene Cardona Jr.) 120003 1978 Cartel N Epstein, Edward Jay News Media 120004 1990 Cartel M Newscaster (Jill Getto) 120005 2005 Cartel Killaz M News Media. News Reporter Brenna Rivas (Brenna Rivas). 120006 1942 Carter Case, The M Reporter Terry Parker (Virginia Gilmore) doesn't want to give up her career when she gets married. Her boyfriend, a deputy district attorney, investigates the murder of a gossip magazine publisher. After suspect is brought to trial, the reporter tricks a court attendant into giving her verdict before other reporters. Her boyfriend finds out and arranges for her to get the wrong information so she calls off the wedding. Reporter eventually clears the accused man and proves the publisher was murdered by his partner. New York Morning Telegram, 4/17/41: "The daughter of Grantland Rice, one of America's most celebrated newspapermen, must have felt pretty silly…." "…going through the routine she is called upon to go through in Mr. District Attorney. …a reporter who bursts into the District Attorney's office whenever she wants to, sits on his desk to light a cigarette, and picks up his phone to call her office…" "…dictating a one-paragraph lead to the city editor over the wire. There have been newspaper reporters and newspaper reporters in the movies, but when they take the daughter of Grantland Rice and make her do things like that…." 120007 1977 Carter Country T Series 9-15-1977 to 8-23-1979. Police Reporter Tracy Davenport (Melanie Griffith) 120008 1977 Carter Country: Tracy Report, The T Episode Cub Reporter Cub reporter (Melanie Griffith) is following Roy who finds himself interrogating a dead suspect 120009 2009 Carter Ross: Faces of the Gone N Parks, Brad Investigative Reporter Carter Ross of Newark Eagle-Examiner, New Jersey finds himself with gruesome front-page news: four bodies in a vacant lot, each with a single bullet hole in the back of the head. In a haste to calm residents, local police leak a story to Carter’s colleagues at the Eagle-Examiner calling the murders revenge for a bar stickup. But while Carter may not come from the streets, he knows a few things about Newark’s ghettos. And he knows the story the police are pushing just doesn’t make sense. The paper prints the police’s version anyway, under the journalistic theory that it’s better to be first than faculty, leaving Carter all but alone to find the real story. He enlists the aide of Tina Thompson, the paper’s smoking hot city editor, to run interference for him at the office. Tommy Hernandez, the paper’s gay Cuban intern, to help him with legwork on the street, and Tynesha Dales, a local stripper, to take him to Newark’s underside. Soon, Carter learns the four victims have one connection after all, and this knowledge puts him in the path of one very ambitious killer. Excerpt: Chapter 1 If there had only been one dead body that day, I never would have heard about it. From a news standpoint, one dead body in Newark, New Jersey is only slightly more interesting than planes landing safely at the airport. Assuming it's some anonymous gangbanger—and in Newark it's almost always an anonymous gangbanger—it's a four-paragraph story written by an intern whose primary concern is finishing quickly so he can return to inventing witty status updates on Facebook. Two bodies is slightly more interesting. The intern has to come up with eight paragraphs and maybe, if there's someone unfortunate enough to be hanging out in the photo department when an editor wanders by, a picture will run with the story. Three bodies is worth a headline and a picture, even a follow-up or two, though the interest peters out quickly enough. But four? Four means real news. Four gets a town buzzing, even a town as blood-jaded as Newark. And four bodies is what I was contemplating that Monday morning in early December as I arrived at the offices of the Newark Eagle-Examiner and opened up the paper. We had managed to cram a quick story about it in our late edition. It was done by our nightshift rewrite guy, a man named Peterson who delighted in hyperbolizing gritty crime stories. He quoted a Newark police spokesman saying four victims, each with a single bullet wound in the back of the head, had been found in a vacant lot next to a church on Ludlow Street. The police spokesman didn't provide much color, so Peterson created his own, describing the "brazen execution-style slayings" as having "rocked an otherwise quiet Newark neighborhood." The bodies, he wrote, had been "stacked like cordwood in a weed-choked plot." The Newark police had not released the names of the victims, because next-of-kin had not been notified, so Peterson referred to them as "four John Does" with every chance he got. I was making it through the last of Peterson's compositional flourishes when I heard my editor, Sal Szanto. "Crrttrr Rssss," Szanto growled. From experience, I knew he was at least attempting to say my name, Carter Ross. "What's going on, boss?" I said, lurking in his doorway. Now in his early 50's, Szanto often had trouble with vowels until his voice warmed up a bit. No one could say which of his vices—coffee, cigarettes or antacid tablets—had taken the letters away. "Ssttddnn." Sit down. I think. As I entered the office and took the chair across from his desk, Szanto turned away and held up his left hand while coughing forcefully into his right, his jowls jiggling at the effort. He stopped for moment, started to speak, then hacked a few more times until he finally dislodged the morning phlegm that had rendered him all but unintelligible. "Ah, that's better," he said. "Anyway, Brodie is really pitching a tent over this Ludlow Street thing." As far as anyone knew, Harold Brodie—the legendary Eagle-Examiner Executive Editor who was now pushing 70—had not gotten an actual hard-on in years. He got stiffies for stories and, sadly for Mrs. Brodie, nothing else. And although they were erections only in the figurative sense, the impact they had on the rest of us was very real. When you heard the phrase, "Brodie has a real hard-on for this one"—or any number of colorful derivations on that theme—you knew it was trouble. Once turned on to a story it could take days for the old man to tire of it. And, in the meantime, he was going to harass everyone in the newsroom on a half-hourly basis until he got the story he imagined existed. "I've already sent Whitlow and Hays down there. They're going to do the daily stuff," Szanto said, then aimed a stubby finger at me. "You're going to get to the bottom of what the hell happened down there." "And how am I going to do that?" "I don't know. You're my investigative reporter. Figure it out yourself." I enjoy the title "investigative reporter" because it impresses women in bars. And I was proud to have earned the job at an age, 31, when some of my peers were still slaving away on backwater municipal beats in faraway bureaus. But it's just a line on a business card. It's not like there are files marked "for investigative reporters only." It certainly hasn't made me any smarter. "So what do we know, besides 'four John Does stacked like cordwood in a weed-choked plot?'" I said, mimicking Peterson's style. "That one of the John Does is actually a Jane." "Whoops." "Yeah," Szanto said, wincing as he sipped his still-too-hot coffee. "The police already called to bitch about that this morning." "So what do you think Brodie wants from this?" I asked. "You know exactly what he wants: A fascinating story with great art that gives us all piercing insight into the woes of New Jersey's largest city. And he wants it tomorrow." "How about you give me a week and I'll try to turn in something that doesn't read like it was written by a lumberjack?" "Hey, if it gets Brodie off my ass, you can rewrite Tuesdays With Morrie for all I care," Szanto said. "Yeah, maybe I'll do that," I said as I departed his office. "Tk Hrrrndzzz," Szanto hollered after me. "Hear that?" I asked Tommy Hernandez, the aforementioned Facebook-obsessed intern. "Yeah, it sounds like a lawnmower that won't start," he said, then looked at me with something far beyond disdain. "How many times do I have to tell you that a wristwatch is an accessory and it should match your belt?" he demanded. Tommy is only 22, but he's blessed with the great reporter's instinct of noticing every small detail. He's handy to have on the streets, because he's second generation Cuban-American and speaks flawless Spanish. He's also gay as the Mardi Gras parade. "Come on, Tommy," I said. "Let's go embrace another beautiful day in Newark." 120010 2007 Cartoon Network Breaking News Alert C DVD -R HQ 7975 Part of Cartoon Network's Best of the Week TV Reporter on camera. "More news for your when we have it too." Male Reporter represents Cartoon Network Breaking News Alert. 120011 1999 Cartoons and Media D IJPC 110 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Ten -- 1940s, The, Part Two -- Cartoons and Media. Popular Journalists. Western Journalists. Film Excerpts include: Cartoons and Media. Popular Journalists: "Behind the News," "Sued for Libel," "The House Across the Street," "Nine Lives Are Not Enough," "A Shot in the Dark," "Shadow of the Thin Man," "Roxie Hart," "Easy to Wed." "Christmas in Connecticut," "The Philadelphia Story," "Magic Town," "June Bride," "Woman of the Year." Western Journalists: "Sundown Kid," "Don't Fence Me In," "Santa Fe Saddlemates," "Zorro's Black Whip," "Return of Frank James, The," "Dodge City," "Fort Worth," "Blazing Trail." 120012 1996 Caryl & Marilyn: Real Friends DT 6-10-1996. ABC TV Hosts Caryl Kristensen, Marilyn Kentz. 120013 1942 Casablanca M News Vendor (Arthur Dulac). 120014 1985 Casablanca: Master Builder's Woman, The T Foster, Bob Episode News Media 120015 1996 Casanova Papers, The N MacDougall, Carl Glasgow Journalist is in Paris on an unimportant newspaper assignment and struggles to piece his life together. He discovers what he thinks is another beginning. As the narrative moves across time and location, what is the significance of the Casanova papers and what echoes do they contain? After his wife’s death, a former political correspondent is forced to consider his immediate concerns -- no job, lack of friends, loneliness and boredom. Then in Paris he comes across the Casanova papers, contemporary accounts of a man who gave his reputation to posterity. Is this a new beginning? From a converted church overlooking Glasgow, a former political correspondent watches the planes come and go staring towards the countryside beyond the city while taking stock. 120016 1960 Casanova's Chinese Restaurant N Powell, Anthony News Media 120017 2007 Case 39 M TV News Anchor (Dagmar Midcap). Interviewer (Bill Mondy). 120018 1934 Case Against Mrs. Ames, The N Roche, Arthur Somers Reporter (Jack Hatfield). Reporter (Antrim Short). Newspaper Buyer (Ward Bond). 120019 1950 Case Against Myself, The NM Tree, Gregory Gossip Columnist Bernard Benedict's wife is accused of poisoning her husband's mistress. First person accounts throughout. 120020 1917 Case at Law, A M AFI-Reporters Reporter Jimmy Baggs (Dick Rosson) becomes an alcoholic. Rossen gets clean, but ends up at a gin mill to get a statement for his paper, gets drunk and loses his job. 120021 1996 Case for Life, A MT VHS 1600A TV Field Reporter (Ron Pitts) 120022 1993 Case for Murder, A MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Kathe E. Mazur). Reporter #2 (Lenny Citrano). 120023 1958 Case for Room 310, The T Armstrong Circle Theatre -10-1-58 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 120024 1978 Case for the Defence: Man Who Died Twice, The T Episode #4. 6-10-1978 News Media. The Reporter (Bernie Schalk). 120025 1597 Case is Altered, A P USC Jonson, Ben Balladeer. Antonio Balladino, pageant poet to the City of Milan. Character is based on the famous Anthony Munday, a famous balladeer. 120026 1758 Case of Authors by Profession or Trade, The ER USC Ralph, James Press. Inhabitant of Grub Street by choice. Friend and collaborator with Henry Fielding and Benjamin Franklin. Political propagandist. Attacked Pope and is immortalized in the Dunciad. Angry book, but temperate. Doesn't deny existence of "the Glut of Writing which has cloy'd the present Age." Social usefulness of writing. "Wit and Money have been always at War, and always treated one another with reciprocal Contempt." Answer to John Brown's jeremiad, "An Estimate of the Manners and Principles of the Times" which attacks "two notorious Gangs of monthly and critical Book-Thieves…." 120027 1986 Case of Deadly Force, A MT O'Donnell, Lawrence (Book -- "Deadly Force"). Dennis Nemec (Teleplay) Ness Book Reporter Dave O'Brien (Anthony Heald) of the Boston Phoenix and Photographer Ken Kobre (Ken Cheesman) tag along on a police stakeout which ends with an innocent man being killed. Cops who believe that the only things worse than reporters are lawyers, order journalists to keep down while chasing the suspect so they do not actually witness the shooting. Two journalists, however, provide important information to a lawyer that helps him build a case against the police. Not shown actually testifying but are glimpsed in the courtroom apparently covering the case. 120028 2002 Case of Evil, A MT Ness Reporter tries to get interview with young Sherlock Holmes. 120029 1912 Case of Jennie Brice, The NM OWN - P Rinehart, Mary Roberts Press 120030 1983 Case of Libel, A MT Denker, Henry (Play). Nizer, Louis (Book) Ness Columnist (Gordon Pinsent) sues a one-time friend and reporter (Daniel J. Travanti) in 1954 for slanderous remarks that claim he’s a communist. 120031 1974 Case of Rape, A MT Photographer (Mario Gallo) 120032 2009 Case of the Angry Anchorman, The SS O’Donnell, Liam. Michael Cho (Illustrator) In “Max Finder Mystery Collected Casebook, Volume 2” TV Anchorman. Youngsters must decode Morse messages, take a forensics quiz and test their sleuthing smarts in order to solve the case of the angry anchorman. 120033 1974 Case of the Black Parrot, The M Press 120034 1941 Case of the Black Parrot, The M SVDSP 1441 Belmont, Eleanor Robeson, Harriet Ford (Play), Burton E. Stevenson (Novel). Robert E. Kent (Screenplay) Ness Book. "Mystery of the Boule Cabaret" Remake. Columnist Jim Moore (William Lundigan) is a former foreign correspondent who now writes a column for the New York Sentinel called "The News As I See It." Wants to settle down and get married, much to the chagrin of sidekick Tripod Daniels (Eddie Foy Jr.) While with his fiancée at a nightclub, Moore hears about The Black Parrot, a forger who has earned his nickname because he makes forgeries of priceless objects. The Parrot appears to be moving to America because of the war in Europe. Moore reveals to his fiancée and to photographer Daniels that the paper has transferred him from London to New York so that he can follow a Scotland Yard inspector who is on the trail of the forger. Plans to do story on cabinet his fiancée's uncle purchased from Parrot but when they examine cabinet they discover it is the original stolen from the Louvre. Murder occurs and Moore investigates. Police hassle him about jumping to conclusions. Uncle is murdered. Moore catches killer. "When a cop does something, that's detective work. When a reporter does it, that's stumbling." 120035 2000 Case of the Breaking Story NJ Duffield, Rick. Alexander Steele. Lyle Miller (Illustrator) Reporters. When a flu epidemic strikes the staff of the Chronicle, Joe and Wishbone are called in as replacement reporters as well as detectives. 120036 1728 Case of the Coffee-Men of London and Westminster P USC Anonymous News 120037 1941 Case of the Constant Suicides, The NM Carr, John Dickson Tabloid Journalist Charles E. Swan, a Canadian journalist, writes for the Daily Floodlight, a tabloid published out of London. Swan publishes salacious gossip about the main characters and this gossip helps drive elements of the story. In this novel, he is a tallish, leathery-faced young man in his late 30s who worked on a newspaper in Canada. He has a mop of wiry mahogany-colored hair, a low, smiling voice and Scottish foreboders -- of which he is extreme proud. He is covering a special assignment in Scotland. 120038 1945 Case of the Copy-Hook Killing NM MLPL Howes, Royce City Editor Lew Prentiss, Ledger-Gazette. Clinton Horger, managing editor. 120039 1935 Case of the Curious Bride, The M DVD -R HQ 3140, 3141. VHS 1392 News Media. Toots Howard, Inquirer Reporter (Thomas E. Jackson). Reporter with Toots (Charles Sherlock). Photographer with Toots (Brooks Benedict). Reporter (Milton Kibbee, Rosalie Roy). Broadcaster (Frank Bull). 120040 1973 Case of the Full Moon Murders, The (aka Sex on the Groove Tube, Case of the Smiling Stiffs, The) M Adult Reporter Richard Silverman (Harry Reems) investigates a mysterious string of murders, occurring after each full moon. Each corpse is male and has been found in bed with a huge grin on his face. These victims are drained from a private part of their bodies. The police are baffled. Operating on a hunch that the killer is a beautiful young woman, the police narrow their investigation down to half a dozen swinging girls. Reporter Silverman, a dashing young ladies’ man, works with the police by attending orgies, parties and strip poker games becoming participants in the line of duty. The reporter ends up exposing the killer but no one is sure if the case is really solved. 120041 1941 Case of the Haunted Brides NM DuBois, William Newshound is in at the kill when he is best man at the wedding of an old friend 120042 1989 Case of the Hillside Stranglers, The MT TV Newscaster (Larry McCormick). Reporter #1 (Paul Tulley). Reporter #2 (Diane Sherry). 120043 1934 Case of the Howling Dog, The M Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter in Courtroom (Bill Elliott). Reporter-Cameraman in Courtroom (Charles Sherlock). Reporters and photographers. Anonymous pack journalism 120044 1935 Case of the Missing Man, The M Loeb, Lee and Harold Buchman (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Photographer Jimmy Hudson (Roger Pryor) is encouraged by his girlfriend to quit his job and start his own studio. Becomes successful as a roving photographer taking pictures of passersby on the streets. During one of his excursions he gets a picture of a man who just robbed a jewelry store and killed its manager. He arranges with his former editor Boyle (Thurston Hall) to run a contest as a means of trapping the killer. Plan succeeds and the photojournalist marries his girlfriend. Reporter (Lester Dorr). Reporter (Jack Gardner). Reporter (Harry Harvey). Photographer (Don Roberts). 120045 1930 Case of the Missing Sandals, The NM Mavity, Nancy Barr Reporter Peter Piper 120046 1967 Case of the Muckrakers, The N McNeilly, Wilfred Press 120047 1955 Case of the Red Monkey M Maschwitz, Eric (Story). Ken Hughes, James Eastwood (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Reporter Martin (Colin Gordon) keeps getting in way of the hero, a state department officer sent to London to guard a defecting Russian scientist. Series of murders. Editor (Donald Bisset). 120048 1943 Case of the Red Rose Killer CB Blue Beetle #26 Crime Reporter 120049 1943 Case of the Red Rose Killer CB Blue Beetle #26 Crime Reporter 120050 1955 Case of The Six Mistresses NM Maxwell, B. Press 120051 1937 Case of the Stuttering Bishop, The M SVD 1454 Reporter in Courtroom (John Harron) 120052 1934 Cases of Susan Dare, The SM OWN - P Eberhart, Mignon G. Reporter Jim Byrne for a Chicago newspaper. He postpones adding certain facts to his story so that Susan has the opportunity to prove her friend's innocent. They collaborate on cases. 120053 2005 Casey Brandt: Consulted to Death N Rose, Carolyn #1 Casey Brandt series TV News Assignment Editor Casey Brandt of Albuquerque is divorced, disenchanted and disgusted by a business where good news is no news. She admits she’s so burnt out a flame thrower couldn’t rekindle her. She has zero respect for her bottom-line boss and his decisions about which stories make it to air, and the feeling is mutual. He detests her sarcastic wit and lets her know her job is on the line. Wen she learns the station’s manipulative consultant is shopping for her replacement, Casey decides things couldn’t get worse. But they do. Someone stabs the consultant in the back. Casey discovers his body and seconds later the police arrive and arrest her. Realizing she’s been framed, Casey knows the only way to stay out of jail is to find the real killer. But she’s got too many suspects -- everyone in the newsroom wished the consultant dead. Before she can eliminate any of them, the killer strikes again. 120054 2005 Casey Brandt: Dated To Death N Rose, Carolyn #3 Casey Brandt series TV News Director Casey Brandt of Albuquerque and deejay Stu McKnight need a vacation. but before they unpack at their Catskill Mountain retreat, their host discovers the body of a prom queen who vanished 26 years earlier. When an autopsy reveals she’d been pregnant, fingers point at her prom-night escort. The district attorney rushes in to arrest him, but Casey believes he’s innocent. She and Stu delve into the past to uncover the secret life of the slain prom queen and a series of suspects including a cantankerous caretaker, a social-climbing stepfather, an aging actor, and a jealous runner-up. Before they learn the truth, someone tries to kill Casey, another member of the prom court dies, and a can’t fail plan to catch the killer does just that. 120055 2005 Casey Brandt: Driven To Death N Rose, Carolyn #2 Casey Brandt series TV News Director Casey Brandt of Albuquerque would like to forget her best friend’s wedding day. She ran her stockings, got dumped by her boyfriend, missed out on dessert and hiked half a mile in high heels. She wound up at the morgue identifying one of the guests whose day had been even worse. Fortunately for detectives, Casey spotted a suspect near the scene of the crime -- a drug dealer who had killed before and gotten away with it. Unfortunately for Casey, he spotted her too. Now police want her to keep a low profile while they get the proof they need to nail him. But she and her friends have other ideas -- ideas they hope will turn the wheels of justice more quickly. Before the case gets cracked, Casey learns some hard lessons about greed, fear, jealousy, loyalty, love, courage, uncorrected eyesight and even good manners. In the end, she’s left with just one question: according to the rules of etiquette, if your ex-boyfriend stops a bullet for you, do you have to take him back? 120056 1978 Casey's Shadow M Announcer Ed Hyman (All American Network Announcer) 120057 1998 Cash in Hand M Radio Newscaster (Anthony Davis). 120058 1960 Cash McCall M Reporter (Robert Clarke). Reporter (Walter Coy). Reporter (Jack Kosslyn). Reporter (Ray Montgomery). 120059 2008 Cashmere Mafia: Conference Call T DVD -R HQ 9475 Episode #2. 1-9-2008 Magazine Publisher Mia Mason (Lucy Liu) of Barnstead Media Group. She is friends with three other high-powered women: Juliet Draper (Miranda Otto) is the CEO/philanthropist with the perfect husband who cheats on her. Zoe (Frances O’Connor) is the Power-Mommy. Caitlin (Bonnie Somerville) is a hot young designer wondering if she is a lesbian. Mia is asked to fire Grant Normandy (Damian Young), the man who was a mentor, the marketing director. She doesn’t want to do it, but ends up firing him in a public skirmish when he hurts the magazine. The Internet has a field day with what has happened with stories and headlines such as this: “Barnstead’s Bitch On Heels.” “Barnstead Media Executive Fires Mentor in Internal Brawl.” “Top Barnstead Media Executive Mia Mason Fires....Her Temper Out of Control.” 120060 2008 Cashmere Mafia: Dangerous Liaisons T Episode #3. 1-16-2008 Magazine Publisher Mia Mason (Lucy Liu) of Barnstead Media Group. She is friends with three other high-powered women: Juliet Draper (Miranda Otto) is the CEO/philanthropist with the perfect husband who cheats on her. Zoe (Frances O’Connor) is the Power-Mommy. Caitlin (Bonnie Somerville) is a hot young designer wondering if she is a lesbian. In a power clash, Mia butts heads with the new male editor she hired to re-launch “Modern Man” magazine. Nervous Caitlin must deal with being outed by a gossip blog. Mia comes to her rescue. 120061 2008 Cashmere Mafia: Deciders, The T DVD -R HQ 9553 Episode #4. 1-23-2008 Magazine Publisher Mia Mason (Lucy Liu) of Barnstead Media Group. She is friends with three other high-powered women: Juliet Draper (Miranda Otto) is the CEO/philanthropist with the perfect husband who cheats on her. Zoe (Frances O’Connor) is the Power-Mommy. Caitlin (Bonnie Somerville) is a hot young designer wondering if she is a lesbian. Mia, whose parents fix her up on a blind date with a brain surgeon, decides to take the good doctor to a blowout party, hoping to make her ex-fiance Jack Cutting (Tom Everett Scott), who has recently hooked up with a gorgeous news anchor, jealous. Wendy the Editor (Marty Testa). Photographer (Gregory Waller). 120062 2008 Cashmere Mafia: Dog Eat Dog T DVD -R HQ 9676 Episode #7. 2-10-2008 Magazine Publisher Mia Mason (Lucy Liu) of Barnstead Media Group. She is friends with three other high-powered women: Juliet Draper (Miranda Otto) is the CEO/philanthropist with the perfect husband who cheats on her. Zoe (Frances O’Connor) is the Power-Mommy. Caitlin (Bonnie Somerville) is a hot young designer wondering if she is a lesbian. Caitlin’s boss pressures her to mount fabulous publicity splash during Fashion Week. Juliet finds herself the object of a charming multibillioniare’s affections, both personally and professionally. 120063 2008 Cashmere Mafia: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 9410 Episode #1. 1-6-2008 Magazine Publisher Mia Mason (Lucy Liu) of Barnstead Media Group. Mia and her fiancé Jack Cutting (Tom Everett Scott) fight for the job and Mia wins. Her fiancé walks. She had just been engaged to her fellow magazine executive only to be pitted against him in a race for publisher. She is friends with three other high-powered women: Juliet Draper (Miranda Otto) is the CEO/philanthropist with the perfect husband who cheats on her. Zoe (Frances O’Connor) is the Power-Mommy. Caitlin (Bonnie Somerville) is a hot young designer wondering if she is a lesbian. Photographer (Kent Davis). 120064 2008 Cashmere Mafia: Stay With Me T DVD -R HQ 9614 Episode #5. 1-30-2008 Magazine Publisher Mia Mason (Lucy Liu) of Barnstead Media Group. She is friends with three other high-powered women: Juliet Draper (Miranda Otto) is the CEO/philanthropist with the perfect husband who cheats on her. Zoe (Frances O’Connor) is the Power-Mommy. Caitlin (Bonnie Somerville) is a hot young designer wondering if she is a lesbian. Mason is confronted with Publisher Clive who is causing havoc in the offices because his wife is out of town and he has nothing else to do. She also meets Zoe’s “manny” who is also a photographer and has an impressive portfolio she shows to the magazine designers before they hook up at Zoe’s house for passionate making-out. While divorce looms for Juliet and Davis, their daughter Emily is suspended from school because of a provocative Internet photo. 120065 2008 Cashmere Mafia: Yours, Mine and Hers T DVD -R HQ 9650 Episode #6. 2-7-2008 Magazine Publisher Mia Mason (Lucy Liu) of Barnstead Media Group. She is friends with three other high-powered women: Juliet Draper (Miranda Otto) is the CEO/philanthropist with the perfect husband who cheats on her. Zoe (Frances O’Connor) is the Power-Mommy. Caitlin (Bonnie Somerville) is a hot young designer wondering if she is a lesbian. Mia finally gets Jack out of her system. 120066 1995 Casino M TV Newsman (Mike Bradley). TV Newsman (Dave Courvoisier). Female Newscaster (Paige Novodor). Business Week Reporter (Gwen Castaldi). Reporter at Airport (Michael Paskevich). Reporter at Airport (Eric Randall). Reporter at Airport (Mike Weatherford). Ace's Photographer (Phillip V. Caruso). 120067 1935 Casino Murder Case, The M DVD -R HQ 3445, 3442 Reporters (Milton Kibbee, Tom Herbert). Photographer (Pinky Parker). 120068 1934 Casino Murder Case, The: Philo Vance Mystery, A NM MLPL Van Dine, S.S. Press 120069 2006 Casino Royale M DVD -R HQ 10045, 10046, 10047 News Media. French News Reporter (Felicite Du Jeu). In his first mission James Bond must stop a banker to the world's terrorist organizations from winning a high-stakes poker tournament at the Casino Royale in Montenegro. 120070 1992 Casino Tycoon II M News Media. Wong Jing 120071 1997 Caso Gadamer, II MF Italy Interviewer (Alessio Caruso), Neolithic man. 120072 1972 Caso Maattei, Il MF Italy News Media hype provoked, 12 years later, by the murder of a journalist who was researching in Sicily for this very film. Reconstruction of the final months in the life of the president of ENI, the state petroleum company who died in 1962. 120073 1972 Caso Mattei, Il MF News Media. Time Magazine Journalist (Alessio Baume). Journalist McHale (Peter Baldwin). Journalist (Sennuccio Benelli). Journalist (Umberto D'Arro). Journalist (Vittorio Fanfoni). Journalist (Gianni Farneti). Journalist (Salvo Licata). Journalist (Renato Romano). 120074 2008 Casos da Vida: Decisao TF Episode #31. 10-26-2008 TV Reporter (Marcia Leal). 120075 1995 Casper M Reporter (Doug Bruckner) 120076 1999 Casper & Mandrilaftalen T Episodes. News Media. Roskilde Dagblad Journalists (Lasser Rimmer, Lars Hjortshoj). Letter-News Man (Lasse Rimmer). 120077 1997 Casper: Spirited Beginning, A M Newscaster (Shell Danielson) 120078 1994 Casque bleu MF TV Reporter (Didier Rousset). 120079 1947 Cass Timberlane M SVD 1494 Critic (Roy Gordon) 120080 1998 Cassandra NR Ferrarella, Marie Editor Riley O'Roarke of The Virginia Gazette meets a woman who is accused of witchcraft. She doesn't trust any man until she meets O'Roarke. 120081 2003 Casseta & Planeta: A Taca do Mundo E Nossa MF TV Newsreader (Marcelo Madureira). 120082 2005 Cassidy Buchanan: Final Scream N Jackson, Lisa Journalist Cassidy “Cass” Buchanan any fire is a living nightmare, a reminder of the horrible, mysterious fire that destroyed her wealthy family 17 years ago. The crime was never solved and so whispers have already begun in Prosperity, Oregon -- another fire, more deaths, a killer waiting in the trees, and one common denominator -- Cassidy Buchanan. In Prosperity, Oregon seventeen years ago, the fire killed several members of the wealthy Buchanan family and devastated their mansion. The blaze was suspicious and most locals assume that the family's nasty patriarch Rex Buchanan was the target because so many people had a motive to kill the SOB. Whoever lit it never was uncovered and remains a cold case. Journalist Cassidy Buchanan survived the inferno that killed many of her loved ones and drove her out of town away from her teenage crush Brig McKenzie. Seventeen years she feels is enough time to return home to face her fiery demons and seek the truth. Instead another nightmarish fire and murder occurs. The townsfolk wonder if Cassidy as the link between the two incidents is the cause or the intended victim lucky to survive twice. Meanwhile as Brig vows to keep the woman he never stopped loving safe and Cassidy wonders if her beloved is the killer, someone plots to hear her FINAL SCREAM of death. 120083 1995 Cassidy Buchanan: Intimacies N Jackson, Lisa Future Journalist Cassidy “Cass” Buchanan had been desperately in love with Brig McKenzie, a boy from the wrong side of the tracks blamed for burning her father’s lumber mill, who had fled Prosperity, Oregon. That was 17 years ago. She was 16 and the youngest daughter of the wealthiest man in Prosperity. Cass fell hard for the bad boy in town. Now after 17 years, Cass is confronted with memories of the past as well as problems of the present. She is married to Brig’s brother Chase and her emotions are in turmoil when another fire,so similar to the previous one, leaves Chase fighting to recover and a second man, believed to be Brig McKenzie using an alias, dead. Now Cass will learn a horrible truth about her business tycoon husband when another fire breaks out. 120084 2006 Cassidy Kids, The M Reporter (John Pierson), a newspaper reporter.. Photographer (John Anderson). 120085 2005 Cassie Lawrence: Just Another Sunday NS Peay, Carla #1 Cassie Lawrence Series Sportswriter Cassie Lawrence is looking forward to her first Super Bowl and catching a few rays in sunny Los Angeles. But the Super Bowl media circus is nothing compared to the real-life circus at her palatial hotel just minutes from the stadium. A young girl is murdered, and the prime suspect is Cassie’s longtime friend and the subject of her current assignment, superstar quarterback Evan Syler. Evan will be playing in his first Super Bowl, if he isn’t arrested first. As Cassie follows the clues and a bevy of equally likely suspects, the killer follows her, ending in a showdown at a Hollywood mansion where the game at hand isn’t just for table stakes -- it’s for life and death. 120086 2009 Cassie O’Malley: It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Murder NS Markowitz, Jeff #3 Cassie O’Malley Mysteries. Five Star First Edition Mystery Tabloid Journalist Cassie O'Malley is at odds with her new boss, and is assigned to do a Christmas piece on the Mall of New Jersey. Cassie wants nothing to do with the assignment. She isn’t feeling especially festive for the holiday season, but she finds a spot in the mall food court where she can observe the shoppers and the children visiting the mall Santa Claus. Santa himself (aka Tommy V) has taken the job only because he is deeply in hock to local mobsters, Big and Little Mack. When Big Mack is found murdered in the mall men’s room, Cassie’s story begins to have some interesting possibilities. In addition, the mall’s mild-mannered security guard claims to have done the killing while apprehending Big Mack for shoplifting. Detective Eggs Bebedict doesn’t really believe that story, but doesn’t have much to go on. He isn’t sure he wants Cassie’s help either, but he is sure he is interested in Cassie -- in a non-professional way. In a race against time, Cassie must solve the double murder before a third victim is killed. 120087 2006 Cassie O’Malley: Minor Case of Murder NS Markowitz, Jeff #2 Cassie O’Malley Mysteries. Five Star First Edition Mystery Reporter Cassie O'Malley meets a minor league baseball owner following the funeral of his great-great uncle and local historian. They talk over hot cocoa and soon he asks if he could call her for a date. The widow is in her 30s and says yes. It would be her first date since her husband died a few years ago. He takes her to watch his baseball team. There's a murder and the owner asks the reporter to investigate while he dates her. When Andy MacTavish brings minor league baseball to White Sands Beach, not everyone welcomes the club. Birders are especially upset by the location of Sand Skeeter Ballpark, but will they resort to murder to protect the birds’ nesting areas? When a woman dies at the ballpark, during the final game of the season, Andy asks Cassie for help. 120088 2004 Cassie O’Malley: Who Is Killing Doah’s Deer? NS Markowitz, Jeff #1 Cassie O’Malley Mysteries. Five Star First Edition Mystery Magazine Reporter Cassie O'Malley writes stories about “everything out of the ordinary” for a barely reputable magazine. When the deer in Doah Township begin dying in large numbers, under mysterious circumstances, Cassie is on the story. But when she discovers a dead body among the deer, she is thrust into the middle of a murder investigation. Before the murder can be solved, Cassie must sort fact from fiction as she is confronted with questions of local politics, marital infidelity, Pine Barrens folklore, Siamese triplets, sea monsters, pterodactyls, plesiosaurs and the elusive Jersey Devil, leaving Cassie finally to grapple with the question, “Who is Killing Doah’s Deer?” 120089 2007 Cassie’s Race N Cross, Liane Reporter Emily Preston decides to publish a vicious false story concerning a widow and the sport’s top auto racing drivers. The story tells how the couple met and causes all sorts of problems. 120090 1988 Cast a Cold Eye NM Eccles, Marjorie TV and Newspaper Journalist Matt Royston is collaborating with a troubled architect on a book. Royston is also having an affair with the architect's wife. Architect throws a cocktail party at his country home outside of Birmingham, England to celebrate his prize-winning design for a holistic health center in Norway. The next day, someone bashes his head. 120091 2000 Cast Away M News Media. FedEx Anchor #1 (Michelle Robinson). FedEx Anchor #2 (Tommy Cresswell). 120092 1989 Cast the First Stone MT SVD 1504 Reporter (Sam Dalton). 120093 1986 Castaway M TV Newscaster (Gordon Honeycombe) 120094 1999 Casting Couch M Interviewer (Lisa Comshaw-Shaw). 120095 1976 Castle Brisbane N OWN - H Aiken, Joan Medical Journalist Valla Montgomery. Father was the editor of the Philadelphia Weekly Interviewer and later editor of Pargeter's Review before he died. 120096 1930 Castle Gay N GPL Buchan, John Religious Weekly Newspaper. Thomas Carlyle Craw wrote for a popular religious weekly where under the signature of "Simon the Tanner" he commented upon books, movements and personalities. Started a halfpenny daily, the "View." Became a press magnate. Craw Press. Signed articles had a prodigious vogue. Fifteen successful papers. Highbrow Sunday publication, immense fortune, commanding position in the public eye. 120097 2005 Castle in the Country T Series Reporter (Judith Chalmers). 120098 1969 Castle Keep M AFI-Novelists Writer 120099 1964 Castle of Blood (aka Danza Macabra, Castle of Terror, Coffin of Terror, many others)) M Poe, Edgar Allen (Story - "Dance Macabre). Jean Grimaud (Gianni Grimaldi), Gordon Wilson Jr. (Sergio Corbucci) - Story-Screenplay. AFI-Journalists. France-Italy. Ness Book Reporter Alan Foster (Georges Riviere), for The Times meets Edgar Allen Poe in a bar and tries to get an interview. Author also claims to be a reporter adding that everything he has ever written is true. Two are joined by owner of castle who bets reporter he cannot spend night there. Reporter accepts wager and Poe agrees to an interview on the way to the castle. Experiences in castle include meeting the dead and witnessing several murders. Killed by being impaled on an iron gate while fleeing the castle. Reunited with woman who is also dead. 120100 1940 Castle on the Hudson M SVD 1107 Reporter (Nat Carr). Reporter (William Hopper). Reporter (William Telark). Seated Reporter on Train (Thomas E. Jackson). Standing Reporter on Train (Emmett Vogan). 120101 1986 Castle Tour, The MT Photographer (Claus Eriksson). 120102 1997 Castle, The M TV Newsreader (Ian Ross - Himself). 120103 2009 Castle: Deep in Death T DVD -R HQ 11419 Episode. 9-21-2009 News Media. Richard Castle, the mystery writer, is publicizing his new book with the blessings of the mayor and Beckett doesn’t like it much. Castle has a lot going on. He’s trying to finish his new novel “Heat Wave” and trying to figure out how to fix things with Kate Beckett. Reporter Amy Saunders (Elizabeth Ho) follows Castle and Beckett around as they investigate a murder involving Russian drug dealers. Castle apologizes for probing into the murder of Beckett’s mother. Mystery writers Stephen J. Cannell and Michael Connelly are guests as the regular mystery writers’ poker game. 120104 2009 Castle: Fifth Bullet, The T DVD -R HQ 11657 Episode. 12-7-2009 News Media. Castle and Beckett investigate an act dealer that is shot in his gallery, but the bullet is inexplicably missing from the crime scene. To add to that, the only witness suffers from amnesia -- and a book he is reading holds the missing bullet. 120105 2009 Castle: Flowers For Your Grave T DVD -R HQ 10969 News Media. Public Relations. Someone is killing people in New York City following murders described in Castle’s mysteries. 120106 2009 Castle: Fool Me Once T DVD -R HQ 11489 Episode #14. 10-12-2009 News Media and newspaper clippings, one from the New York Ledger. Castle and Beckett investigate the mysterious death of an Arctic explorer during an expedition. The investigation leads them in many interesting directions including Park Avenue and the CIA. Things really get frustrating when Castle wonders if the killer is fooling all of them. 120107 2009 Castle: Ghosts T DVD -R HQ 11088 Episode #8. 4-28-2009 Journalist has a connection to the murder of a woman found drowned in motor oil in a motel bathtub. The true crime journalist is writing a non-fiction book with a woman who disappeared after a bombing. The woman has complete control over what is written and how it is written, and the publisher is getting tired of her interference and is threatening to pull the book contract. The journalist is called “sleazy” because she contacted the woman’s old friends and contacts in the hopes they would kill her and give her a chance to write a best-seller without the woman’s interference. 120108 2009 Castle: Hell Hath No Fury T DVD -R HQ 11005 Episode. 3-30-2009 News Media cover the death of a city councilman when his wife runs for his office after his murder. 120109 2009 Castle: Home Is Where the Heart Stops T DVD -R HQ 11061 Episode. 4-21-2009 News Media. Beckett and Castle investigate numerous cases involving murders and home invasion jewel heists. 120110 2009 Castle: Inventing the Girl T Episode #13. 10-5-2009 News Media. Richard Castle, the mystery writer, is publicizing his new book and makes the cover of Cosmopolitan Magazine. He comes home with many copies. It’s fashion week and Castle and Beckett get to see what happens in the background as they investigate the murder of a model. 120111 2009 Castle: One Man’s Treasure T DVD -R HQ 11624 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 10-25-2009 Newspaper story and headline about capture of killer by Castle and Beckett 120112 2010 Castle: Suicide Squeeze T DVD -R HQ 11771 Episode. 2-8-2010 News Media. Reporters cover the story of the murder of a baseball star found dead after a trip to Cuba. Castle and Beckett will cross paths with the former Yankee skipper, Joe Torre, while investigating the murder. 120113 2010 Castle: Third Man, The T DVD -R HQ 11737 Episode. 1-25-2010 News Media. Rick Castle is featured as one of New York’s most eligible bachelors (No. 9 down from No. 7) in the New York Ledger newspaper. A murder case also takes Castle and Beckett to the press room of the newspaper to catch a suspect. Castle dates the most eligible bachelette No. 3 and takes her to a fancy restaurant where Beckett is dating a fireman. All each does is talk about the case to each of their dates boring them to death before they both finally leave the dates behind to follow a lead. Bachelette No. 3 and the fireman pick up the date after Castle and Beckett leave. 120114 2009 Castle: When the Bough Breaks T DVD -R HQ 11532 Episode #15. 10-19-2009 News Media cover Castle’s book party. Castle’s agent has an exciting career changing offer for him, but if he takes it would it end his work with Beckett? Castle’s agent Paula Haas (Debi Mazar) tells him he’s being tapped to re-launch a major franchise, that of a certain British secret agent. She doesn’t mention any names, but everyone knows it’s James Bond. At the book launch party for his new novel “Heat Wave,” Beckett discovers that Castle called her “extraordinary” in his dedication. They both have mixed feelings about Castle’s new offer, as their working relationship looks like it may be coming to an end. But Castle is offered a multi-novel deal with his new female detective hero and so he’ll continue to follow Beckett around. In the novel, Castle is Rook and Beckett is Nikki Heat. Richard Castle (Nathan Fillon) is a famous mystery novelist who is initially called in to help the NYPD solve a copycat murder based on his novels. He works with a young female detective Kate Beckett (Stana Katic). Following his encounter with Beckett, Castle decides to use her as the model for his next book series. He uses his contacts and receives permission to accompany Beckett while investigating cases. On Sept. 29, 2009, Richard Castle’s book “Heat Wave” was released in hardcover and Castle became a New York Times best-selling author. The book was actually released and references in the TV series are tied in to the real novel. Castle had just killed of his most famous character and needed a new character. The actual author of the real novel has not been revealed. 120115 1997 Casualties M Newscaster (Alex Paen) 120116 1993 Casualties of Love: Long Island Lolita Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 10715, 10716. SVD 527 News Media. Reporter (Leslie Ann Hill). British Reporter (Paul Cain). 120117 2006 Casualty: All Through the Night T Episode #551. 11-25-2006 TV Reporter Paul Lamb (Scott Mills). 120118 2003 Casualty: End of the Lines (Parts I and II) T Episodes #401-402. 9-13/14-2003 BBC News 24 Reporter (Stefanie Callister). Reporter (Frances Donovan). 120119 2003 Casualty: Flash in the Pan TF UK. Episode #405. 10-4-2003 Photographer (Grant Burgin). 120120 1986 Casualty: Gas T Episode #1. 9-6-1986 TV Journalist (Helen Gwyn). 120121 1997 Casualty: Give My Love to Esme T Episode #201. 9-6-1997 Journalist (Angus Kennedy). 120122 1989 Casualty: Hanging On T Episode #52. 12-1-1989 News Media. TV Reporter (Pat O'Toole). 120123 2005 Casualty: Holding On (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #495-#496. 9-10/11-2005 TV Journalist (Frances Donovan). 120124 1991 Casualty: Judgment Day T Episode #67. 9-13-1991 Reporter (Debra Gillett). 120125 1999 Casualty: Love Over Gold (Parts I and II) T Episode #253-#254. 3-6/13-1999 News Media. News Reporter (Sophy Rankin). 120126 1986 Casualty: Quiet T Episode #12. 12-6-1986 Commentator, Boxing (Jon Glover). 120127 1999 Casualty: Team Work T Episode #247. 1-23-1999 Commentator, Football (Mark Pougatch). 120128 2004 Casualty: Ties That Bind Us, The (Part I) T Episode #447. 9-11-2004 TV Reporter (Frances Donovan). 120129 1939 Cat and the Canary, The M L Reporters (Charles Lane and Frank Melton). Photographer (Milton Kibbee) 120130 1935 Cat and the Clock, The N Booth, Charles Gordon PR Narrator and Hollywood press agent Joe Irysh describes the murder of one of his clients. 120131 1934 Cat and the Fiddle, The M Reporter (Phil Tead) 120132 1998 Cat Austen & Victor Cardenas: Cheat the Devil NM Rubino, Jane #3 Cat Austen Mysteries Freelance Reporter Cat Fortunati Austen is a young widowed mother from a large Italian family in southern New Jersey. She is dreading a vacation she has agreed to take with her a Shakespeare-quoting suitor, Police Lt. Victor Cardenas. Then a murder materializes to prevent it. It is the fourth in a series of murderess in which the victims, all women, share a link to St. Agnes Church where Cat's brother Dom is a priest. There's also a television program called CopWatch, which is in town to film a re-creation of one of Cat's earlier stories. Academic adviser is a man who tried to rape Cat when she was in college and, without recognizing her, puts the make on her. Cat's ambivalence toward Victor is further complicated when he decides the priest is the killer. Three more deaths occur before Cat and the police, five of whom are also her brothers, identify the murderer. 120133 1995 Cat Austen & Victor Cardenas: Death of a DJ NM Rubino, Jane #1 Cat Austen Mysteries Entertainment Writer Cat Fortunati Austen comes from a large Italian family in southern New Jersey. She is the only sister of six brothers and the widowed mother of two small kids. One assignment has her interviewing shock-jock radio duo Jerry and Tom. Cat gets too closely involved in the pair's promotional gimmick. Called "The Perfect Murder," the stunt involves Jerry's playing a corpse at remote sites. After a series of clues are given, the first person to guess whodunit wins. But then Jerry is killed, shot the night he tries to tell Cat a shocker. As she works on the story, Cat must run interference between her overprotective brothers. Five of her brothers are cops, the other is a priest. Widower Lt. Vic Cardenas is in charge of the case. She's isn't surprised to learn that Jerry, who consciously offended everyone he could in his public life, did the same in his private life. She just has to figure out which of his targets shot him for it. 120134 1997 Cat Austen & Victor Cardenas: Fruitcake NM Rubino, Jane #2 Cat Austen Mysteries Freelance Reporter Cat Fortunati Austen is a young widowed mother from a large Italian family in southern New Jersey. Austen discovers a recently deposited corpses dressed as Santa Claus. Teaming again with Police Lieutenant Victor Cardenas, they bind a bizarre conspiracy that has gone dangerously awry. 120135 2000 Cat Austen & Victor Cardenas: Plot Twist NM Rubino, Jane #4 Cat Austen Mysteries Freelance Reporter Cat Fortunati Austen is a young widowed mother from a large Italian family in southern New Jersey. She's in a TV cop drama based on "Death of a DJ" (Cat's debut adventure). She's one of many hungry reporters dying for the inside story on the episode's Garbo-like glamour queen who is starring as Cat Austen. A reporter who gets a bit part seems to have gotten the jump on everyone when a dramatic shooting takes place. The shooting is a copy of the DJ's murder and sends the plot spinning in a new, dark and surprising direction. She is freelancing for a South Jersey magazine when she becomes involved in a media blazing homicide investigation. TV show Copwatch is filming an actualization of what happened. Cat writes a few articles on the "Death of a Shock Jock." Reporter Ron Spivak, who snagged the bit part of one of the victims, is a reporter with the reputation of a pit bull. In the midst of the filming, Spivak disappears, which leaves Cat to know what the odious journalist is writing about. Her returns for the final shoot, but the prop gun contains a real bullet inside it. Accident or was someone trying to silence Ron? 120136 1946 Cat Creeps, The M Geraghty, Gerald (Story). Edward Dein, Jerry Warner (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Terry Nichols (Fred Brady) and Photographer Pidge "Flash" Laurie (Noah Berry Jr.) assigned to look into suicide of lawyer when a letter to The Morning Chronicle indicates it may have been murder. Reporter is reluctant to take assignment because he fears his girlfriend's father who is running for the Senate may be implicated. Editor James Walsh (William B. Davidson) wants to ruin prospective senator's career. Editor threatens to put unscrupulous reporter on the story, so Nichols takes the assignment. The two journalists, along with several other visitors, head for island estate where murder occurred. Caretaker is killed and her spirit takes possession of cat. When two more people are killed, the reporter finally sets a trap for the killer. After capturing the murderer, the reporter admits he engineered the story about the possessed cat. Photographer finds a missing fortune that was the motive for the original murder. Politch, slick Reporter. Sampler, the Editor (Arthur Loft). Publisher James Walsh (William B. Davidson). 120137 2005 Cat Dancers, The N Deutermann, P.T. Internet broadcast about the death of two thugs released on a legal technicality. 120138 1967 Cat in the Sack, The M AFI-Journalists Journalist 120139 1997 Cat Marsala: Hard Bargain NM D'Amato, Barbara #7 Cat Marsala Mystery Investigative Reporter Cat Marsala has a love-hate relationship with the top caps in the scandal-plagued Chicago police department, but she's more than a match for them. Local newspapers are having a field day with the high-profile case of a female police officer who killed an abusive husband as he was stabbing his wife. But the wife was the officer's sister and the husband a much-respected police officer. Cata's long-time friend, the African-American chief of detectives is heading the investigation and asks for her help as he faces harsh charges of a coverup. Is there more spousal abuse by police officers? Did the woman kill for revenge? Has evidence been planted? This is an election year and politics dominate not only the mayoral race but also the police department and the chief fears he is about to be discredited and ousted in a power play. Cat conducts a series of interviews with the After discovering that leaks to the press are coming from the chief's own office, Cat finds herself in danger. 120140 1995 Cat Marsala: Hard Case NM D'Amato, Barbara #5 Cat Marsala Series Freelance Journalist Cat Marsala is at a Chicago hospital to write a story on its trauma center. She has barely learned her way around the unit when she finds the center's new director dead in the staff lounge. The director was killed, suffocated by gauze stuck down her throat with a tongue depressor. A detective sergeant, though annoyed by Cat's desire to help with the case, is not bright enough to solve it alone. Cat chats with members of the medical team to determine motive and opportunity. She knows one of the staff must be the killer, but In a busy trauma section, it's difficult to establish who was where and when. A second murder takes place. When Cat finally discovers the trauma center's darkest secret, she must fight for her own life, stalked through the hospital kitchens by a desperate killer. 120141 1992 Cat Marsala: Hard Christmas NM OWN - P D'Amato, Barbara #6 Cat Marsala Series Freelance Reporter Cat Marsala pilots her old Bronco up into rural Michigan and finds murder instead of a wholesome puff piece about Christmas-tree farming. She spends Thanksgiving weekend with a family whose patriarch crossed the ocean in 1847 and cleared his own fields. It turns out the family has secrets to protect and suddenly Cat's looking into events more tangled than spruce roots. One of the family farm's workers is fed through a tree-baling machine and left to die of exposure. Cat decides she can't rest easy until she figures out who the killer is. 120142 1999 Cat Marsala: Hard Evidence NM D'Amato, Barbara #8 Cat Marsala Mystery Freelance Journalist Cat Marsala is relaxing at home after a long week's work reporting on Chicago's best restaurants. She is looking forward to a quiet evening with her semi-significant other and her parrot (Long John Silver). There's also a houseguest, a Dalmatian named Dapper. As a special treat, Cat buys Dapper his very own soup bone at Chicago's most elegant food emporium. But it turns out the bone is human, probably part of a large male's leg. Cat calls her longtime friend, Chicago's chief of detectives who with the mayor, the medical examiner and other officials agrees to a deal. The cops have 24 hours to find the killer before the story goes public and the restaurant's reputation is trashed. The restaurant's co-owner, desperate to preserve his beloved store's reputation, brings in Cat to work undercover in catering so she can ask questions more easily and observe the employees in unguarded moments. Is one of them a killer? 120143 1992 Cat Marsala: Hard Luck NM OWN - P D'Amato, Barbara #3 Cat Marsala Series Freelance Journalist Cat Marsala watches the story of her career land -- literally -- in front of her when an Illinois lottery official plummets to his death from a Chicago skyscraper. Cat recognizes the corpse because she's made an appointment with him in regard to an article she was writing on proposed Central States lottery. Convinced he was pushed, she begins an in-depth investigation of his co-workers at the Illinois State lottery. As the case proceeds, details of Cat's private life, including a parrot that quotes Shakespeare and a boyfriend in a detox unit give the tough, street-smart reporter a more personal quality. 120144 2001 Cat Marsala: Hard Road NM D'Amato, Barbara #9 Cat Marsala Series Investigative Reporter Cat Marsala rediscovers the wonderful world of Oz when she takes her six-year-old nephew to meet Dorothy and the Tin Man and to explore the Yellow Brick Road at the summer festival celebration of Oz books. The freelance journalist is squiring her nephew around a mythical Oz festival in Chicago's Grant park when two people die before her eyes, one a stabbing victim. When bullets start to fly, Cat and her nephew flee through a system of dark tunnels. Cat's brother is accused of the first murder. Cat finds the real killer using all of her freelance reporting skills.. 120145 1991 Cat Marsala: Hard Tack NM OWN - P D'Amato, Barbara #2 Cat Marsala Series Journalist Catherine "Cat" Marsala is on assignment to see how the other half lives. Cat, who's afraid of water and can't swim, is invited to cruise Lake Michigan on a yacht owned and captained by a furniture magnate. Others on board are his wife, son and guests. What starts as smooth sailing with gourmet food, turns stormy as gale winds blow up and two men fight over a society woman who has been toying with both of them. A tranquilizer reveals a murder victim and Cat knows someone on the yacht is the killer. Cat needs shrewdness and courage to solve the crime. 120146 1993 Cat Marsala: Hard Women NM D'Amato, Barbara #4 Cat Marsala Mystery Freelance Journalist Cat Marsala finds a prostitute, her houseguest, dead in the alley behind her apartment building. She first meet the woman while seeking women to interview for her "TV essay" on prostitution in Chicago. Later her research includes a guided tour with a helpful but gratingly sexist vice cop who knows red-light life from streetwalkers up to high-priced escort services. Cat is getting a sense of the varied nature of the prostitution scene. Then the prostitute shows up on her doorstep with her clothing torn, a lump on her head and a fat lip caused by her father-boyfriend. She'll grant an interview if Cat will put her up temporarily. When the police show only a lukewarm interest in how the prostitute went from being safe inside the apartment to dead on the pavement, Cat plunges even deeper into a world where it's tough to tell who your friends are. 120147 1990 Cat Marsala: Hardball NM OWN - P D'Amato, Barbara #1 Cat Marsala Series Reporter Cat Marsala, a freelance journalist, is injured when a bomb explores killing the woman sitting next to her at a reception. The woman was a controversial advocate for the decriminalization of drugs and for treating addiction as a medical problem. She has many enemies. Outraged by the attack. Cat resolves to find the killer. The investigation forces Cat to confront the issue and the people on both sides of the debate. 120148 2003 Cat Next Door, The N Babson, Marian Paparazzi are relentless when dealing with a well-to-do family in England on the eve of the murder trial of a woman accused of killing her twin sister with a kitchen knife in the garden. The woman’s 14-year-old daughter refuses to leave her bedroom since the paparazzi are relentless. 120149 1971 Cat O'Nine Tails, The M DVD 1519 Argento, Dario, Luigi Collo, Dardano Sacchetti (Story). Argento (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Carlo Giordani (James Franciscus) investigates when a watchman is murdered at a research institute. He teams up with blind professional crossword-puzzle solver to find a murderer. Photographer who is his associate gets a picture of man being pushed under a train while covering arrival of a starlet. Photographer is murdered. Reporter is contacted by a former newspaperman who was blinded in an accident, Franco Arno (Karl Malden). They try to find a link between the incidents. Giordani warned by police not to connect deaths in his articles because it might scare off the killer. Continues his investigations. Breaks into places to try to get information including a professor's house, an office in the institute and a mausoleum. Killer is linked to chromosome research being done at the institute. Arno's young ward is kidnapped. Police agree to cooperate with Giordani in trapping the murderer, who is rather abruptly dispatched following a rooftop chase. 120150 1991 Cat on a Blue Monday NM OWN - P Barnes, Harper News Media 120151 1967 Cat Who Ate Danish Modern, The NM OWN - P Braun, Lilian Jackson #2 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Introduces Yum Yum. Qwilleran is not exactly overwhelmed by his new assignment for the Daily Fluxion. Interior design has never been one of his specialties. He's supposed to turn out an entire magazine on the subject every week. But the first issue of "Gracious Abodes" is barely off the presses when Qwilleran finds himself back on more familiar territory -- the exclusive residence featured on the cover has been burglarized and the lady of the house is dead. 120152 1994 Cat Who Blew the Whistle, The NM OWN - H Braun, Lilian Jackson #17 Cat Who…Series. PR Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Public Relations Man Dwight Somers. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." An historic steam locomotive, newly restored, is the newest attraction in Moose County. But the excitement is eclipsed by shock when the man who owns the locomotive disappears -- along with millions of investors' dollars. 120153 2003 Cat Who Brought Down the House, The NM Braun, Lilian Jackson #25 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." 80-year-old returns to Pickax to turn the old opera house into a revival movie theater. Murders follow. 120154 1994 Cat Who Came To Breakfast, The NM OWN - H Braun, Lilian Jackson #16 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Qwilleran and the cats are visiting an island known by many names. Qwill has always called it Breakfast Island, but to the taciturn natives, it's Providence Island. But when some odd "accidents" occur, including a fatal boat explosion, Qwill suspects sabotage and sets out to investigate -- because murder by any other name is just as deadly. 120155 1986 Cat Who Could Read Backwards, The NM OWN - P Braun, Lilian Jackson #1 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran, 25 years ago, at the Press Club bar, down-and-out crime reporter. Almost overnight, he became the richest man in northeast States and his life changed. Series of books based on this character and cats. Salt-and-pepper moustache, increasing philanthropy and good cheer. Intuitive Siamese Cat, Koko. Mr. Q. casts a long shadow in mythical Pickax, a cozy burg in Moose County. The world of modern art is a mystery to manly. But for Jim Qwilleran it turns into a mystery of another sort when his assignment to cover the art beat for the Daily Fluxion leads to murder. 120156 2006 Cat Who Dropped a Bombshell, The NM Braun, Lilian Jackson #28 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Journalist Jim "Call Me Qwill" Qwilleran. Mystery concerns obnoxious heir. Qwill writes about people in the town in his "Qwill Pen" newspaper column. Terrible storm and mysterious deaths of a wealth couple lead to questions about murder. 120157 1988 Cat Who Had 14 Tales, The SS OWN - P Braun, Lilian Jackson Cat Who…Series. Collection of 14 Short Stories. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Collection of 14 short cat stories. 120158 2007 Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers, The NM Braun, Lilian Jackson #29 Cat Who…Series. Columnist Jim "Qwill" Qwilleran" for The Moose County Something finds himself at an improbable existential crossroads. Girlfriend Polly Duncan away in Paris and more and more visitors to Pickax City pestering him for tours of his renowned home.. His home is an apple barn renovated by a pioneering architect. Change is in the wind for Qwill and his two Siamese cats, Koko and Yum Yum. Qwill is trying to write an absurdist play and has his hands full with numerous community-oriented activities. Then someone burns down the old warehouse and a museum worker mysteriously dies from a bee sting. Koko senses evil is afoot. Moose County is 400 miles north of everywhere. 120159 2007 Cat Who Killed Lilian Jackson Braun, The NM Kaplow, Robert Parody Newspaperman James Q (Qafka) and his Siamese cats Ying-Ton and Poon-Tang try to solve the ghastly mystery involving the death of America's most beloved writer, Lilian Jackson Braun, author of 24 Cat Who mysteries. Her beheaded body has been discovered in the men's room of a gay bar in Lower Manhattan. The police are baffled and so it is up to Braun's eccentric writer friend, James Q. to solve the case. Before it's done, Pulitzer Prize-winning Philip Roth, a sex-starved suburban housewife, a mysterious Hollywood diary, Britney Spears, an ancient secret society will make an appearance. Two gifted cats whose trail of urine and hairballs leads Q. and his spunky undergraduate assistant to finally unravel the riddle of The Cat Who Killed Lilian Jackson Braun. 120160 1991 Cat Who Knew a Cardinal, The NM OWN - P Braun, Lilian Jackson #12 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." All the world's a stage -- and now Qwilleran's apple orchard has become the stage for a real-life murder scent. The much-disliked director of the Pickax Theater Club's Shakespeare production is found dead after the closing-night cast party. 120161 1988 Cat Who Knew Shakespeare, The NM OWN - P Braun, Lilian Jackson #7 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." An accident has claimed the life of the local paper's eccentric publisher, but to Qwilleran and his feline friends, it smells like murder. There's something rotten in the small town of Pickax -- at least to the sensitive noses of newspaperman Jim Qwilleran and his Siamese cats. 120162 1990 Cat Who Lived High, The NM OWN - P Braun, Lilian Jackson #11 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Colorful Casablanca apartment building is in danger of demolition -- but not if Qwilleran can help it. So he moves in with Koko and Yum Yum -- and discovers the Casablanca is stepped in history -- and mystery. 120163 1992 Cat Who Moved a Mountain, The NM OWN - P Braun, Lilian Jackson #13 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Qwill's on top of the world when he rents a house on Big Potato Mountain. The owner brought real estate development to the once-peaceful Potatoes. But he paid a steep price for his enterprise. He was pushed off a cliff by an angry mountain dweller. 120164 1987 Cat Who Played Brahms, The NM OWN - P Braun, Lilian Jackson #5 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. With cats Koko and Yum Yum for company, Qwilleran heads for a cabin owned by a long-time family friend, "Aunt Fanny." But from the moment he arrives, things turn strange. Eerie footsteps cross the roof at midnight. Local townsfolk become oddly secretive. And then, while fishing, Qwilleran hooks onto a murder mystery. 120165 1987 Cat Who Played Post Office, The NM OWN - P Braun, Lilian Jackson #6 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Inheriting unexpected millions has left reporter Jim Qwilleran looking like the cat who swallowed the canary. While his two Siamese casts, Koko and Yum Yum adjust to being fat cats in an enormous mansion, Qwilleran samples the life-styles of the rich and famous by hiring a staff of eccentric servants. 120166 1999 Cat Who Robbed a Bank, The NM OWN - H Braun, Lilian Jackson #22 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Residents of Pickax are delighted that the old bombed-out Pickax Hotel is reopening with a whole new look. With new furnishings, a new chef, and even a new name, what could be more thrilling? Everyone is thrown into a topspin when one of the hotel's first guests, a jeweler who has come to town to buy heirloom jewelry from some of Pickax's oldest families, winds up dead. Who could have committed such a horrible crime? Could it be the hotel clerk, a recent winner of a gold medal for the saber toss at the Highland Games? 120167 1996 Cat Who Said Cheese, The NM Braun, Lilian Jackson #18 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Something smells in Pickax. As the Great Food Expo is set to begin, a killer is determined to make it an event Pickax City will never forget. 120168 1998 Cat Who Sang for the Birds, The NM OWN - H Braun, Lilian Jackson #20 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." 120169 1991 Cat Who Saw Red, The NM OWN - P Braun, Lilian Jackson #4 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Something is amiss at Maus Haus. Not just the mystery of an unsolved "suicide" which hangs over the old mansion, but something ominous in the present day residence. When Qwilleran moves in to work on his new gastronomical assignment, strange things begin to happen. First it's a scream in the night, then a missing houseboy. 120170 1999 Cat Who Saw Stars, The NM Braun, Lilian Jackson #21 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Qwill is determined to dispel rumors circulating in Moose County "four hundred miles north of everywhere" that extraterrestrial beings may be responsible for the disappearance of a stray backpacker. Koko, on the other hand, is spending hours on the porch in the dark, watching the sky for stars -- or something. Throw in some highly innovative plans for this year's 4th of July parade, a dogcart race, and the recent knitting craze in Moose County, and Qwill and the cats have some serious sorting out to do. 120171 2001 Cat Who Smelled a Rat, The NM OWN - H Braun, Lilian Jackson #23 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." 120172 1988 Cat Who Sniffed Glue, The NM OWN - P Braun, Lilian Jackson #8 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Having inherited millions, Qwilleran and his two feline companions are preparing to settle down into a life of purrfect luxury. That is, until the son of a rich banker and his wife are found murdered. 120173 1997 Cat Who Tailed a Thief, The NM Braun, Lilian Jackson #19 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." When small items disappear throughout the town, the residents are up in arms. Pickax has seldom fallen victim to "big city" crimes, particularly during the holiday season. But after the bridge club's money is stolen, the townspeople decide that there is more to this mystery. 120174 1990 Cat Who Talked to Ghosts, The NM OWN - P Braun, Lilian Jackson #10 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." When Mrs. Cobb heard unearthly noises in the antique-filled farmhouse, she called Qwilleran for help. But he was too late. It looked as if his kindly ex-housekeeper had been frightened to death -- but by whom? Or what? 120175 2004 Cat Who Talked Turkey, The NM Braun, Lilian Jackson #26 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Shooting death of a well-dressed gentleman in the wood on Qwill's property. Wild turkeys are involved. 120176 1968 Cat Who Turned On and Off, The NM OWN - P Braun, Lilian Jackson #3 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. When Qwilleran decides to do a feature series on Junktown, he gets more than he bargained for. Not the dope den he anticipated, Junktown is a haven for antique dealers and collectors -- as strange a lot as the crafty reporter has ever encountered. 120177 1992 Cat Who Wasn't There, The NM OWN - H Braun, Lilian Jackson #14 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Quill's on his way to Scotland -- and on his way to solving another purr-plexing mystery. But this time Koko's nowhere near the scene of the crime. He and Yum Yum are back in Pickax being coddled by a cat sitter -- but Koko wont' sit still once Qwill's traveling party returns -- minus one member. 120178 2005 Cat Who Went Bananas, The NM Braun, Lilian Jackson #27 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Semi retired gentleman columnist for the Moose County newspaper is content to court longtime gal pal Polly Duncan while overseeing his philanthropic fund, which is bankrolling a new bookstore. Local production of The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde. Slick newcomer with a shady past arrives in town just as the new bookstore is opened and a valuable rare book disappears. 120179 1993 Cat Who Went into the Closet, The NM Braun, Lilian Jackson #15 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Qwill's moved into the old Gage mansion -- and the cats are on a treasure hunt. The house's fifty closets are crammed with several generations of junk and while Qwill investigates two recent deaths. Deaths include those of the mansion's former occupant and a local potato farmer -- Koko investigates the contents of the closets. 120180 1989 Cat Who Went Underground, The NM OWN - H - P (Two Copies) Braun, Lilian Jackson #9 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." Qwilleran packs up his old kit bag and his two Siamese cats for a sun-and-fun summer at his log cabin in Moose County. Their vacation starts off ominously with the disappearance of a handyman hired to patch up Qwilleran's cabin. 120181 2002 Cat Who Went Up the Creek, The NM OWN - H Braun, Lilian Jackson #24 Cat Who…Series. Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. Qwill, an impecunious newspaper reporter who with an inheritance become the richest man in :the central northeast United States. Writes local twice-weekly column, "The Qwill Pen." 120182 2003 Cat Who: Private Life of the Cat Who…,The: Tales of Koko and Yum Yum from the Journal of James Mackintosh Qwilleran DT Braun, Lilian Jackson Journalist Jim Qwilleran & Koko, his cat in Pickax City, Michigan. 120183 1991 Cat-a-lyst NSF Foster, Alan Dean Tabloid Reporter. A film star, archeologist, movie wardrobe mistress, computer whiz, bank robber, an Amazon and a bunch of aliens team up with the tabloid reporter to fight a group of Incas transported in from another dimension. Incas want to conquer the world as payback for the ills they suffered at the hands of the Spanish. They create a TV show that broadcasts subliminal anti-Spain messages. 120184 1958 Cat, The (La Chatte) M Swiss Journalist Bernard (Bernard Wicki) 120185 1954 Cat's Bah C Longitude & Looney tunes Interviewer. Interviewed by camera 120186 2003 Cat’s Crossing N Cameron, Bill (aka William) TV Reporter-Media Star Ivan Teuti covers the story as inhabitants of the city transform into a violent chaotic search party looking for a missing cat worth two million dollars. When a TV News Anchor rashly decides not to cover the cat story, his assistant, despite his freakish appearance, is asked to step in. When Jones, an ordinary house cat, pops through a loose window screen and abandons his wealthy owner’s country home for the sweltering city by the lake, he does not think of the trouble he’ll cause. Ethical-sausage magnate Francois Will tries to impress his heartbroken wife by announcing a two-million-dollar reward for Jones’s return and throws the city into chaos. In 17 Division, home to downtown’s seediest neighborhoods, the promise of millions drives its residents into alleys, trash heaps and garages, searching for the little black cat that can make all their dreams come true. Sergeant Judd, a hard-boiled but deeply troubled cop, sees an escape from his own problems. His favorite stripper-turned-informant is courting disaster with an obsessive dentistry professor and a very large snake while his senile aunt wastes his children’s badly needed inheritance on a house full of stray cats driving Judd to desperate measures. Add to Jones’s pursuers a murderous and ingenious TV reporter..... 120187 2002 Cat's Meow, The M DVD -R HQ 3268, 3269. DVD -R 1675 Publisher William Randolph Hearst (Edward Herrmann). Columnist Louella Parsons ( Jennifer Tilly) 120188 1985 Cat's Paw P MLPL Mastrosimone, W. Play Index, 1983-87 Press 120189 1934 Cat's Paw, The M DVD -R HQ 8642, 8643. VHS 1083 Lloyd Reporter Red (James Donlan). Reporter (Arthur Hoyt). Reporter (Phil Tead). Reporter (Ernest Wood). Reporters (Charles Williams, Billy Dooley, James T. Mack, Billy Bletcher). Photographers (Eddie Fetherstone, Johnny Kashier, Bob Chapman, Eddie Boland). 120190 1982 Catalina C-Lab T Reporter (Harvey J. Goldenberg). Photographer (William Brian Curran) 120191 2009 Catalyst N Jones, Morgan D. Cub Reporter-Rookie Journalist Lyle Sabael of the Plattsburgh Herald has just uncovered what he thinks could be the most magnificent deception of the century. But will anyone believe him? In a small town in upstate New York, a young woman is raped and murdered. The local sheriff dismisses it as a crime of passion, but Lyle Sabael, of the Plattsburgh Herald, isn't convinced. The clues all lead to a secret hidden within the borders of the United States-a secret of such magnitude that it could affect not only the government and citizens of the U.S., but every country around the world. The sheriff, the editor of the Herald, a retired Air Force general, and a U.S. senator all think Lyle's theory is beyond ludicrous. But Lyle refuses to let the investigation go. Too much is at stake, and time is running out. A brutal slaying. An explosive secret from the 1960s. A cataclysmic threat. A heart-pounding suspense-thriller by a former 36-year-old officer of the CIA. And Rookie Journalist Sabael in the middle of it all. 120192 1936 Catalyst Club, The: Murder Mystery, A NM MLPL Dyer, George Reporter. Persen Drake, police reporter for the San Francisco Journal, now works for the Times and is a member of the Catalyst Club, group of amateur criminologists. San Francisco, 1930s. Buzz Drake of The Times. Bernbaum of the San Francisco Star. 120193 2002 Catarina.com TF Portugal Host Catarina Furtado. Reporters Silvia Alberto, Claudia Semedo. 120194 1999 Catastrophist, The N Bennett, Ronan Correspondent Sabiani, 1959 correspondent for Italian Communist Party newspaper 120195 2006 Catastrophist, The N Douglas, Lawrence Debut Novel Reporter. Young Art history professor lies to a newspaper reporter claiming he's the child of Holocaust survivors. 120196 1970 Catch 22 M L Public Information officer for the military Captain Flume lives in the woods because he fears he'll be killed in his sleep. 120197 1938 Catch As Catch Can Wrestling DT Short Commentator E.R. Voigt 120198 1998 Catch Me If You Can M DVD -R 1753 Reporter (Claire Riley). Frank Abagnale Jr. (Leonard DiCapricio) is a conman. One alias: Frank Black (Leonardo DiCapricio) from Monroe High School writing article on Pan American pilots for the school newspaper. 120199 2004 Catch That Kid M Reporter One (Todd M. Hofacker), Reporter Two (Claudia DiFolco), Reporter Three (Patrick Stinson), Reporter Four (Jerry Penacoli), Reporter Five Maria T. Quiban (Maria Quiban). 120200 2003 Catch the Moon N Dempsey, Diana TV Reporter Milo Pappas is attracted to a Latina spitfire deputy DA who despises the wealthy but can't help feeling attracted to the TV newsman herself. Pappas is easily duped by a pretty face and a sob story, which makes him putty in the hands of his ex-girlfriend, a racist heiress and schemer. After the gruesome murder of her politician husband, she cozies up to Pappas. She manages to sink her claws into him. The befuddled newsman still tries to make headway with the deputy DA who's on a mission to determine whether the man accused of the killing is truly guilty. She doesn't trust Pappas. 120201 1965 Catch Us If You Can M Columnist (Robert Lang). Photographer (Peter Nichols). Cameraman (Alan Lake). 120202 2009 Catch-A-Wave Compounds NJ Herman, Gail and Debra Voege Reporter D.J. Foote and Buzz hit the beach to cover the Cowabunga Classic. As the surfers tackle monster waves and take messy wipeouts, Buzz gives Kid Reporter D.J. tips on using compound words. 120203 1927 Catch-as-Catch Can M Jefferson, L.V. (Story-Scenario Ness Book Reporter Reed Powers (William Fairbanks) was the manager of a baseball team accused of cheating. He actually was covering for his star pitcher, the mayor's son. He becomes a newspaperman and exposes the crook and the wrestler. After the crook is killed during a chase, the reporter is cleared and made chief of police. 120204 1982 Catching Fire NM Smith, Kay News Media 120205 2005 Catching the Chameleon M News Media. Newspaper Guy (Rick Ash). Court Reporter (Susan Sneath). 120206 2004 Category 6: Day of Destruction MT DVD -R HQ 2332, 2333 (Part One). 2350, 2320 (Part Two) 11-14, 11-17-2004 (Two Parts). TV Reporter Amy Harkin (Nancy McKeon) of WNEW TV News tries to keep up with developments as Mother Nature goes on a rampage. TV Journalist reports on vicious weather patterns in Chicago. Reporter (Ernesto Griffith). Reporter (Joanne Rodriguez). News Director Walt Ashley (Andrew Jackson) criticized by Harkin as "lifestyle news" director. Cameraman Jace. Reporter (Joanne Rodriguez). Three deadly weather systems unit to create the worst super-storm in U.S. history all but isolating the city after demolishing Las Vegas and knocking out the national power grid -- thus shutting off communication with the outside world. McKeon: "I thought this character was interesting because she's very energetic and she takes viewers through what's happening via her reports. I've gotten opportunities to talk to a lot of terrific reporters over the years, so it works both ways for me. "I find them fascinating…I've been a news junkie for a very long time. I usually have MSNBC or Fox New Channel on. The luxury of sitting down and reading a newspaper is gone for me for the time being, so I'm always trying to catch a sound bite…" 120207 2007 Category 7 N Evans, Bill Evans is an award-winning senior meteorologist for WABC, Channel 7 in New York City. Meteorologist Kate Sherman, a small town weather reporter who used to be a member of Carter’s weather team, and CIA weatherman Jake Baxter have a secret, navy-built device to battle Simone, a Category 7 storm of unheard-of magnitude that is headed straight for Manhattan. Simone isn’t a natural phenomenon but the product of semi-mad scientist Billionaire Carter Thompson who has learned over the years to create hurricanes and move them in whatever direction he chooses. All of this is a personal vendetta against the U.S. President. Once Carter wanted to bring rain to the desert and feed the starving peoples of the planet. Now he wants to show the president and the rest of the world just how powerful wind and water can be. Hurricane Simone is a Category 7 -- the biggest, strongest storm in recorded history. When she hits New York City, skyscrapers will fall. Subways and tunnels will flood. Lower Manhattan and much of Queens and Brooklyn will disappear under more than 30 feet of water. All along the Eastern Seaboard, towns and cities are being evacuated as wind-driven rain lashes the coast and storm surges crash through seawalls. Roads are packed with fleeing motorists whose cars are jammed with every personal possession that can be crammed in, plus family members, friends and pets. 120208 2005 Category 7: End of the World, The MT DVD -R HQ 4697, 4698 (Part One). DVD -R HQ 4758, 4759 (Part Two) Miniseries News Media. Catastrophic natural disasters threaten the Earth. Reporter #1 (Lisa Best). Editor (Terri Cherniak). Reporter #3 (Eleanor Coopsammy). NYC Reporter (Kevin Frazier). Slicker Reporter (Jon Hendricks). White House Press Secretary Evan (Noam Jenkins). Street Reporter (David Price). Street Reporter #2 (Blake Taylor). 120209 1978 Cathedral Option, The N Montana, Ron Weinberg List Journalist 120210 2001 Catherine Crier Live DT Series 2001. TV Anchor (Catherine Crier). Substitute Anchors (James Curtis, Diane Dimond). 120211 1990 Catherine Harrison-Tom Devlin: Flirting With Disaster NM Jerina, Carol #1 Harrison and Devlin Reporters Catherine Harrison, a beautiful newcomer determined to succeed in the world of journalism, and Tom Devlin, a jaded pro who has seen and done it all. When they both go on the trail of an explosive scandal, they find themselves caught up in a world of murder, betrayal -- and love. 120212 1986 Cathode Fuck DM Detroit Reporter (Shelly Czeizler). Talk Show Host Phil Donahue. 120213 1972 Cathy Leonard Calling N Wooley, Catherine Society Reporter Cathy is 10 and enjoys being society reporter for the local paper. But she soon finds out that her position leaves little time for homework. 120214 1979 Cathy's Child M News Media. Hot Line Journalists (Tim Burns, Grant Dodwell). 120215 1982 Catlins, The T Series. 1982-1984. Newspaper Reporter (Chip Coffey). 120216 1946 Catman of Paris, The M Ness Writer. Publisher. 120217 1996 Catnap N Slovo, Gillian Freelance Journalist Kate Baeier. Used to run own investigation agency (in older novels), but when her lover was killed, she fled to London and became a journalist 120218 2006 Catscratch: Mall Adjusted/Clan Destiny C Episode #5. 4-7-2006 Interviewer (April Winchell - Voice). 120219 2001 Cattle Baron, The NR Way, Margaret Harlequin Superromance #966 Journalist Rosie asks powerful cattle rancher in Australia for permission to explore his land. She is told no. Her power of persuasion mixed with his attraction to her wins him over. Just as their relationship begins to blossom, the excursion goes sour. He must get them out of harm's way. 120220 1963 Cattle King M DVD -R HQ 4745, 4746. SVD 1503 Reporter Clancy (George N. Neise). 120221 1953 Catty Cornered C Guffaw and Order News Reporter, Photographer (Mel Blanc - Voice). Red the Reporter (James Donlan - Voice). Photographer (Mel Blanc - Voice). Radio Headlines. Cops and reporters assume Sylvester hero. Makes front page news 120222 1972 Catwalk: They Loved Me Tonight, Didn't They? T Episode #11. 3-14-1972 News Media. 1st Reporter (Les Foxcroft). 2nd Reporter (Maggie Ohlbeck). 120223 2004 Catwoman M DVD -R HQ 8X 4044, 4045 Kane, Bob (Characters). Theresa Rebeck (Story). News Media. TV Newscaster (Jill Krop). Television Reporter (Dagmar Midcap). 120224 2006 Catwoman: Diamond Exchange, The M News Media. News Anchor (Chris R. Notarile). 120225 1997 Caught N Lee, Rachel Weinberg List Journalist 120226 2004 Caught T Commentator (Wally Zeins). 120227 1908 Caught by Wireless M B 5 News Media 120228 2004 Caught II M Journalist (Francois Crespel). 120229 1952 Caught in a Lava Trap N USC Hancock, Ralph In "Teen-Age Tales, Book One." Reporter-Narrator. "I was a young newspaper reporter, and I wanted to make good." Witnesses an earthquake in Latin America 120230 1918 Caught in the Act M AFI-Journalists Reporter Langdon Trevor (Leslie Austen) romancing society girl not realizing her father is the man he exposed as a food profiteer. 120231 1988 Caught in the Act M Reporter Trish Fish (Jamie Summers), PTN News. Todd Hard, PTN News (Billy Dee). 120232 1941 Caught in the Act M Reporter (Robert Baldwin as Jim Keene, Reporter). 120233 2003 Caught in the Act NR Lamb, Joyce Freelance Investigative Journalist Clay Christopher saves Jessie Rhodes, the young city editor for the Fort Myers Star News whose tree she crashed into when the brakes go out in her car on a rainy Florida night. Christopher sees the brakes have been cut. He falls in love with her after three years of mourning his wife. New York based editor Steve Crank asks Christopher to investigate the police scandal and possible hoax. When the independent Rhoades meets police informant who verified photos that were featured in a front-page expose of police misconduct, he is shot as he tries to tell her who blackmailed him into lying about his colleagues. Her report on cops frequenting local strip joints while on duty. But word is the story was a hoax and careers could be ruined. Rhoades relocated to Florida to escape a bad marriage and to further her career as city editor. 120234 1941 Caught in the Draft M Cameraman (David Oliver). 120235 2000 Caught in the Middle M Adult Reporter (Lana Blake) hopes to get all the dirty details of a blackmailing mistress' relationship with a prominent politician. Before she can tell her story, however, a beautiful but menacing political thug and her burly henchmen grab the two ladies and plan to dispose of them. Henchmen have other ideas and bind and gag them for their own purposes. 120236 1998 Caught Up M TV Field Reporter (Darin Scott) 120237 2007 Cauley MacKinnon: Dead Copy NM Frazier, Kit #2 Cauley MacKinnon Series Reporter Cauley MacKinnon is dying to escape the obituary beat and become a real reporter for the Austin Sentinel. The twentysomething’s best chance at a front-page scoop disappeared when she got too close to a case and almost got killed. Cauley also managed to fall for the smoking-hot FBI agent assigned to protect her. When Special Agent Tom Logan shows up asking for a fake obituary to make a key trial witness “disappear,” Cauley jumps at the chance to help. After all, she’s still watching his dog Marlowe -- although maybe it’s the other way around. 120238 2006 Cauley MacKinnon: Scoop NM Frazier, Kit #1 Cauley MacKinnon Series Journalist Cauley MacKinnon is banished to the "death page" of the Austin Sentinel after sleeping with the boss. She is eager to shed her shameful title as the obituary Babe and put her new journalism degree to good use. Childhood friend found dead and everyone wants the scoop on what he told Cauley in his last hours. Up to her eyes in dead bodies, Cauley gets mixed up in a Texas-sized hunt for her friend's killer. Also manages to fall for a couple of cute men involved in the murder case. 120239 2002 Cause for Alarm and Other Tales M Adult Tabloid Reporter (Artemis Antoine-Antone). 120240 1996 Cause of Death NM OWN - P Cornwell, Patricia Investigative Reporter Ted Eddings is killed. 120241 1865 Caustic SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Mark Twain's San Francisco." Newspaper. Gold Hill News. Territorial Enterprise. 120242 1991 Caution: Murder Can Be Hazardous to Your Health T Newsman (Peter Haskell) blackmails urbane host (George Hamilton) of a crime-reenactment TV show 120243 1954 Caution! Inflammable! SS MLPL Scortia, Thomas N. City Editor of the Gazette sends his best reporter to the scene -- a phoenix is building her nest on the very peak of the dome of the city hall. Reporter interviews the phoenix. 120244 1935 Cavalcade of America, The R Series News Media 120245 1956 Cavalcade of America: Boy Nobody Wanted, The T Episode #105. 10-2-1956 Reporter (Don Ross). 120246 1953 Cavalcade of America: One Nation Indivisible T Episode #32. 12-22-1953 Editor Horace Greeley (Edgar Buchanan) of the Tribune (“America’s Titan of the Press”), influenced by a conversation with President Lincoln, changes his views regarding Jefferson Davis and proceeds, with some risk to his career, to conduct a successful crusade to free the ex-Confederate president from prison in the latter part of the 19th century. 120247 1954 Cavalcade of America: Paper Sword, The T Episode #46. 4-27-1954 Publisher-Editor James King of William (Patrick O'Neal) in the 1850s moves to San Francisco and sets up a newspaper. The newspaper was quite direct and honest in its editorial policy and reporting the news. King of William shot and wounded by an alderman accused of stealing money while in New York. Reporter (Barry Kelly). 120248 1955 Cavalcade of America: Petticoat Doctor T Episode #66. 1-25-1955 Editor Horace Greeley (Edgar Buchanan) befriends Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman doctor to practice in America. Greeley helped Blackwell in her struggle to obtain recognition and respect for professional women. Blackwell, with the assistance of her younger sister, managed the New York infirmary for Women and Children 120249 1956 Cavalcade of America: Prison Within, The T Episode #91. 1-17-1956 Commentator (Don Rickles). 120250 1983 Cavaliers de l'orage, Les MF Photographer (Jean Amos). 120251 1976 Cavanaugh Quest, The N OWN - H Gifford, Thomas Reporter. Investigative reporter Larry Blankenship refuses to accept a man's death as a simple suicide 120252 1938 Cave Dwellers SS OWN - H Mitchell, Joseph In "McSorley's Wonderful Saloon" Reporter. Narrator is a newspaper reporter 120253 1984 Cave of Heaven, The N OWN - H Grainville, Patrick Journalist Simon, a journalist assigned to do a story on a cave in France where the skull of a 500,000-year-old man has been discovered. 120254 1951 Cave of Outlaws M Wilson, Elizabeth (Story and Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Liz Trent (Alexis Smith) of newspaper The New Clarion in Western town. Helped in getting paper started again by Pete Carver (Macdonald Carey), who has been released from prison after serving 10 years for his part in train robbery. Carver tries to find stolen loot in cave while being trailed by Wells Fargo detective. Locates gold and discovers body of publisher's husband in the cave. Trent accuses a man of the killing. After a fight, the two journalists end up together. Gold goes back to Wells Fargo. 120255 1959 Cave, The N OWN - P Warren, Robert Penn Reporter crawls in after a man is trapped in a cave to exploit the disaster 120256 1997 Caveman Politics N Atkinson, Jay Journalist Joe Dolan plays on the same rugby team as a Trinidadian art student. When the black student is accused of raping a white woman, Dolan realizes his teammate's color causes others to presume his guilt. Dolan teams up with an African-American lawyer to investigate the case. Dolan spends his free time playing rugby, boozing with teammates and pursuing women. "Not giving a shit is my biggest asset," he says half-jokingly. Rugby-playing journalist hero in small Florida town is struggling to grow up, actually put his writing talent to better use, and find romantic commitment that lasts longer than one night. 120257 2001 Caveman's Valentine, The M News Media. First Reporter (Carla Collins). 120258 2005 Cavett Meets The Rolling Stones T Short Interviewer (Robert B. Weide - Himself). Commentator-Talk Show Host Dick Cavett (Himself). 120259 2005 Cavett Remembers Ray T Short Interviewer (Robert B. Weide - Himself). Commentator-Talk Show Host Dick Cavett (Himself). 120260 2005 Cavett Remembers the Comic Legends T Short Interviewer (Robert B. Weide - Himself). Commentator-Talk Show Host Dick Cavett (Himself). 120261 1997 Cazadores M Short Interviewer (Achero Manas - Voice). 120262 2006 CBC News: The Hour DT Entertainment Reporter Jeanne Wolf. Host George Stroumboulopoulos. Contributor Kim D'Eon. Film Critic Roger Ebert. 120263 2003 CBS 75th Anniversary Show -- News Segment T VHS 1437 TV News. Walter Cronkite and Dan Rather present brief history of CBS News. 120264 1982 CBS Early Morning News DT Series 1982-1996 TV Morning News Show. Anchors Diane Sawyer (1982-1984), Bill Kurtis (1982-1985), Jane Wallace (1984), Faith Daniels (1985-1987), Forrest Sawyer (1985-1987). Anchors Charles Osgood (1987-1992), Victoria Corderi (1990-1991), Giselle Fernandez (1991-1992), Meredith Viera (1992-1993), John Roberts (1992-1994), Monica Gayle (1993-1995), Jane Robelot (1995-1996), Troy Roberts (1995-1996). 120265 1948 CBS Evening News DT Series May 3, 1948- Newscast 120266 2005 CBS Evening News with Bob Schieffer DT Series 2005-2006 TV Anchor Bob Schieffer (2005-2006). Reporter Kimberly Dozier (2005-2006). Chief White House Correspondent and Substitute Anchor John Roberts (2005). Reporters Allen Pizzey, Richard Roth. Correspondent Lara Logan.. 120267 1981 CBS Evening News with Dan Rather DT Series 1981-2005 CBS TV Anchor Dan Rather. TV Co-Anchor Connie Chung (1993-1995). Chief White House Correspondent & Substitute Anchor John Roberts. Chief Washington Correspondent & Substitute Anchor Bob Schieffer. Reporters Kimberly Dozier (2003-2004), Allen Pizzey (2004), Thalia Assuras (2003-2004), Richard Roth (2003-2004), Serena Altschul (2003), Bill McLaughlin, Tom Fenton, David Hawkins. Chief White House Correspondent Lesley Stahl (1979-1991). Chicago Bureau Chief Meredith Vieira (1982-1984). 120268 2006 CBS Evening News with Katie Couric, The DT Series 2006- TV Anchor Katie Couric takes over the CBS News. 120269 1962 CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite DT Series 1962-1981 TV Anchor (Walter Cronkite). Correspondent (Roger Mudd). Correspondent (Dan Rather). Commentator (Eric Sevareid) 120270 1963 CBS Golf Classic DT 12-28-1963 to 6-29-1974. CBS. TV Sportscasters Tommy Armour (1963-1964), Chris Schenkel (1963-1964), Jack Whitaker (1971-1974), Ken Venturi (1971-1974). 120271 1972 CBS Late Movies T Series 1972-1973 News Media 120272 1989 CBS Morning News DT Series 1987- News Program. Anchors Charles Osgood (1987-1992), Faith Daniels (1987-1990), Forrest Sawyer (1987-1988), Victoria Corden (1990-1992), Giselle Fernandez (1991-1992), John Roberts (1992-1994), Meredith Vieira (1992-1993), Dana King (1993). Anchors Jane Robelot (1995-1996), Troy Roberts (1995-1996), Cynthia Bowers (1996-1998), Julie Chen (1999-2002), Susan McGinnis (2002), Monica Gayle. Reporters Kimberly Dozier (2003-2004), Thalia Assuras (1996-2003). 120273 1963 CBS Morning News, The DT Series. 9-2-1963 to present. CBS News Staff. TV Anchors Mike Wallace (1963-1966), Joseph Benti (1966-8 to 28-1970), Hughes Rudd (1969-1977), John Hart (1969-1973), Bernard Kalb (1970-1971), Nelson Benton (1972), Sally Quinn (8-6-1973 to 2-1-1974), Marshall Efron (1973). Bruce Morton (1974-1977), Lesley Stahl (10-3-1977 to 1-26-1978), Richard Threlkeld (11-1977 to 1-26-1979), Bob Schieffer (1-29-1979 to 1980, 1985), Jane Bryant Quinn (business 1979-1985), Charles Kuralt (1980-1981), Jeff Greenfield (TV criticism, 1981). Gordon Barnes (weatherman, 1981), Diane Sawyer (9-28-1981 to 8-1984), Bill Kurtis (3-1982 to 6-1984), Jim Kelly (Philadelphia sportscaster, 1982). Warner Wolf (1982-1985), Ray Gandolf (sports, 1974). Pat Collins (entertainment, 1982-1985). Ray Brady, business, 1982-1983). Dr. Holly Atkinson (health, 1983), Jane Wallace (7-1984 to 9-1984), Steve Baskerville (weatherman, 1985-1986), Ken Prewitt (finance, 1985-1986), Dr. Bob Arnot (health, 1985-1994), Robert Krulwich (business, 1985-1993). Terence Smith (D.C. correspondent, 1985-1986), Phil Boyer (media critic, 1985), Faith Daniels (hostess, 1986; newscaster, 1987-1989), Forrest Sawyer (1985-1986), Maria Shriver (1985-1986), Bruce Morton (1986), Mariette Hartley (1986-1987). 120274 1986 CBS Morning News, The DT Series. 9-2-1963 to present. CBS. News Staff. TV Anchors Rolland Smith (1986-1987), Harry Smith (1987-1996), Kathleen Sullivan (1987-1990), Jim Lampley (sports, 1988), Paula Zahn (1990-1996), Steve Kmetko (Hollywood news, 1989-1990), Gene Siskel (movie reviews, 1990 - ). Victoria Corderi (newsreader, 1990-1991), , Hattie Kaufman (consumer affairs, 1991-), Jane Robelot (newsreader, 3-1995 - ). Greg Gumbel (sports, 1990). 120275 1948 CBS News DR Series 1948- Newscast 120276 1956 CBS News DT Series. 5-28-1956 to 5-30-1980. CBS TV Anchors Charles Collingwood (1956, 1961-1962), Walter Cronkite (1956-1957), Richard Hottelot (1957-1961), Ron Cochran (1960-196), Harry Reasoner (1961-1962), Douglas Edwards (1961-1964), Robert Trout (1964). 120277 1982 CBS News Nightwatch DT Newstaff. Hosts Charlie Rose (1984-1990), Lark McCarthy (1984-1985). Anchors Harold Dow, Christopher Glenn, Felicia Jeter, Karen Stone, Mary Jo West. 120278 2003 CBS News on mtvU T Series 2003- News Media. Anchors Joel Mazmanian, Tracie Strahan. 120279 2006 CBS News Special Report: Iraq Study Group News Conference DT Reporters (Robin Wright, Major Garret, Barbara Slavin). Uninterrupted coverage of the introductory press conference remarks by Co-Chairmen James Baker and Lee Hamilton. 120280 1971 CBS News Special: American Revolution, The, Lord North DT Journalist Eric Sevareid interviewing Lord North (portrayed by Peter Ustinov) 120281 1971 CBS News Special: Daniel Ellsberg interviewed DT TV Journalist Host Walter Cronkite 120282 1966 CBS News Special: Stravinsky DT Correspondent Charles Kuralt 120283 1968 CBS News Special: Walter Cronkite in Vietnam DT TV Journalist Host Walter Cronkite 120284 1966 CBS News Special: Westmoreland Interview DT Correspondents Morley Safer and Charles Collingswood 120285 1979 CBS News Sunday Morning DT Series 1979. News Program. Anchor Charles Osgood (1994), Charles Kuralt (1979-1994). Correspondents Faith Daniels (1988-1989), Bill Geist (1987-2005), Roger Welsch (1988), Terence Smith (1990), Tim Sample (1993), Serena Altschul (2003), Martha Teichner. Commentators Nancy Giles (2002), David Edelstein (2005), Ben Stein Film, Book and Drama Reviewers Ron Powers (1979-1988), John Leonard (1988). Classical Music Correspondent Eugenia Zukerman (1980). Jazz and Modern Music Correspondent Billy Taylor (1981-2002). 120286 1992 CBS News Up to the Minute DT Series 1992 Anchors Russ Mitchell (1992-1993), Monica Gayle (1992-1993), Troy Roberts (1993-1995), Sharyl Atkisson (1993-1995), Rick Jackson (1995-1998), Nanette Hansen (1995-1997), Mika Brzezinkski (1997-2000), Melissa McDermott (2000-). Reporters Kelly Cobiella, Kimberly Dozier, Allen Pizzey, Serena Altschul. 120287 1948 CBS News with Douglas Edwards, The DT Series 1948. TV Anchor Douglas Edwards on CBS 120288 1974 CBS Radio Mystery Theatre, The R Series News Media 120289 1956 CBS Radio Workshop, The R Series 1955-1957 News Media 120290 1973 CBS Reports DT News Program 120291 1959 CBS Reports DT Reporter Edward R. Murrow and Producer Fred Friendly, more details in Total Television 120292 1979 CBS Reports: Blacks in America DT TV Newsman Ed Bradley 120293 1961 CBS Reports: Business of Health, The: Medicine, Money and Politics DT Episode #5. 2-2-1961 Reporter Howard K. Smith. 120294 1964 CBS Reports: D-Day Plus 20 Years, Eisenhower Returns to N. DT TV Journalist Host Walter Cronkite 120295 1981 CBS Reports: Defense of the United States, The DT TV Newsman Dan Rather 120296 1982 CBS Reports: Don't Touch That Dial T TV Newsman Dan Rather 120297 1977 CBS Reports: Fire Next Door, The DT TV Newsman Bill Moyers 120298 1962 CBS Reports: Hour With the Secretary of State, An DT Interviewer David Schoenbrun. 120299 1960 CBS Reports: Lippmann on Leadership DT Columnist Walter Lippmann interviewed by Howard K. Smith 120300 1982 CBS Reports: Uncounted Enemy, The: Vietnam Deception, A DT USC TV Newsman Mike Wallace interviewing Westmoreland 120301 1960 CBS Reports: Walter Lippmann on Leadership DT Episode #29. 7-7-1960 Interviewer Howard K. Smith 120302 1959 CBS Saturday News, The DT Series 4-4-1959 to 12-25-1965. CBS TV Anchors Robert Trout (1959-1962), Martin Agronsky (1964-1965), Charles Kuralt (1965). 120303 1995 CBS Schoolbreak Special: What About Your Friends T Episode #59. 1-24-1995 Photographer (Michael Roddy). 120304 1973 CBS Sports Illustrated DT Series 1-28-1973 to 5-12-1974. CBS TV Sportscaster-Host Jack Whitaker. Popular weekly magazine, Sports Illustrated, had been in publication since1954 when it came to television initially in September 1971 as syndicated series, "The World of Sports Illustrated" with Tom Brookshier as host. CBS brought the show to Sunday a year-and-a-half later. 120305 1960 CBS Sports Spectacular, The DT Series 1-3-1960. CBS TV Sportscasters Bud Palmer (1960-1961), Jack Whitaker (1962-1963, 1965-1967), Chris Schenkel (1964), Brent Musburger (1973-1981, 1984), John Tesh (commentator, 1981-1986), Pat O'Brien (1981-1986), Sandy Hill (1981-1984), Tim Ryan (1987-1988). Greg Gumbel (1994-1995), Andrea Joyce (1994-). Long-running sports anthology. 120306 1989 CBS Summer Playhouse: Microcops T Episode #37. 6-20-1989 Reporter (Lois Bromfield). Hosts (Tim Reid, Daphne Reid) 120307 1951 CBS Sunday News DT Series 10-7-1951 to 12-22-1957. CBS TV Anchors Eric Sevareid (1-8-1956 to 7-21-1957), Bob Trout (7-28-1957 to 12-22-1957). 120308 1972 CBS Tennis Classic DT Series 5-21-1972 to 8-24-1975. CBS TV Sportscasters Bud Collins (1972), Pat Summerall (1973-1974), Vin Scully (1975), Toony Trabert (1975). 120309 1987 CBS This Morning DT TV Anchors-Hosts Harry Smith (1987-1996), Kathleen Sullivan (1987-1990), Paula Zahn (1990-1996), Mark McEwen (1996-1999), Jane Robelot (1996-1999). . News Anchors Jane Robelot (1995-1996), Charles Osgood (1987-1992), Faith Daniels (1987-1990), Thalia Assuras (1998-1999). Sportscaster Greg Gumbel (1989-1993), Correspondent Martha Stewart (1997-1999). Entertainment Correspondent Steve Kmetko (1987-1996). Business and Economics Correspondent Robert Krulwich (1987-1994). 120310 1962 CBS Washington Report DT Series. 9-23-1962 to 9-8-1963. CBS TV Anchors David Schoenbrun (9-1962 to 2-1963), Roger Mudd (3-1963 to 9-1963). Reporter Paul Niven 120311 1999 CBS: 50 Years DT SVD 695 Documentary. History of CBS Network Television 120312 1978 CBS: On the Air -- 50th anniversary DT TV Journalist Host Walter Cronkite 120313 1981 Ce fleuve qui nouse charrie MTF France News Media. Le reporter radio (Arnold Walter). 120314 1953 Cease Fire M War Correspondent (John Maxwell). 120315 2000 Cecil B. DeMented M DVD -R HQ 3222, 3223 Reporter (John Waters). Newscaster (Sloane Brown). Photographer (Jacques Derosena). 120316 2008 Cedar Cove Christmas, A NR Macomber, Debbie #8 Cedar Cove Series Editor Jack Griffin of the Cedar Cove Chronicle newspaper. 120317 2008 Cedar Creek N Weiss, David Reporter Lauren Worthington for the Cedar Creek Chronicle has traded romance, a good job and a bright future for controversy and peril, The year is 1983 and the western South Carolina village of Cedar Creek with its racially embittered past and depressed economy is changing but far too slowly for Worthington. Her father, whose mansion was built more than a century before on the backs of slaves, plans to construct a shopping mall just off the nearby interstate. Her boyfriend, a black attorney and a member of the village board, is the project’s staunchest opponent. And her boss, a savvy taskmaster who favors political pragmatism over ethical principles, is on her back. Determined to prove herself an objective journalist, Lauren takes a stand. Arson strikes her boyfriend’s home. Compelling evidence points an incriminating finger at her father. But a shocking disclosure about her boyfriend’s past, coupled with revelations he had been giving money to an Aryan separatist, spawns new suspicions. Accusations run wild. Threats abound. Tensions with both her father and boyfriend magnify until bizarre courtroom theater forces all concerned to reexamine not only their positions, but also themselves. 120318 2002 Cedric the Entertainer Presents T Episode #1. 9-18-2002 Reporter (Jason Delane). 120319 1942 Ceiling Unlimited R Series - 1942-44 News Media 120320 1951 Celanese Theatre T Series 1951-1952. News Media 120321 2002 Celeb: Guest, The T Episode #2. 9-13-2002 Reporter (Richard Lumsden). Photographer (Alistair Petrie). 120322 2002 Celeb: Love Child, The T Episode #5. 10-3-2002 Interviewer (Lucy Robinson). 120323 2003 Celebrities Uncensored DT TV Series. Reality TV. Celebrities caught on tape, mostly paparazzi-style footage and archive video. Celebrity Photographer Henry Trappler (Himself). Paparazzi. E.L. Woody (Himself). 120324 1928 Celebrity M AFI-Reporters/Publicity. PR Reporter (David Tearle). 120325 1984 Celebrity T VHS 791. SVD 1113 Miniseries Journalist Kleber Cantrell (Ben Masters), works for a Houston paper. Editor (James Whitmore) tells him he must decide if he wants to be good or famous. Cantrell goes to work for Life magazine where he lands an interview with Lee Harvey Oswald's wife and mother after Kennedy's Assassination. Ends up as a television reporter for a program called Hotline. TV Reporter (Dennis Holly). Newscaster #1 (John Walsh). 120326 1998 Celebrity M DVD. SVD 885 Journalist Lee (Kenneth Branagh), blocked novelist and would-be screenwriter. TV News Producer Tony Gardella (Joe Mantegna). News Media. Cameraman at Lupus Office (Debra Messing). Newscaster (Diana C. Zollicoffer). TV Reporter at Lupus Office (Carmen Dell'Orefice). TV Reporter at Premiere (Karen Duffy). Manhattan Moods Anchor Woman (Donna Hanover). Second Assistant Cameraperson (A. Lee Morris). 120327 1982 Celebrity N OWN - H Thompson, Thomas Journalist Kleber Cantrell, one of three who as high school seniors raped a teenage girl. 120328 2003 Celebrity MUS cmt.com/videos/brad-paisley/59042/celebrity.jhtml Paisley, Brian From album, “Mud on the Tires,” 7-22-2003 Paparazzi. TV Newswoman Barbara Walters mentioned in the lyrics. 120329 2008 Celebrity Apprentice, The: Bread and Badda-Bing T DVD -R HQ 9752 Episode #10. 3-13-2008 Tabloid Journalist Piers Morgan, judge of “America’s Got Talent” television program is one of the four remaining contestants in Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” reality series. Each team must invent a sandwich, and sell as many as they possibly can. A celebrity is sent home. 120330 2008 Celebrity Apprentice, The: Croc and the Rat, The T DVD -R HQ 9591, 9592 Episode #5. 1-31-2008 Tabloid Journalist Piers Morgan, judge of “America’s Got Talent” television program and Nely Gatan, a Latina media tycoon and television executive are two of 10 remaining contestants in Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” reality series. Both teams work on a shoe donation program. 120331 2008 Celebrity Apprentice, The: Going Once, Going Twice, You’re Fired. T DVD -R HQ 9778, 9779 Episode #11. 3-20-2008 Tabloid Journalist Piers Morgan, judge of “America’s Got Talent” television program is one of the two remaining contestants in Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” reality series. Each celebrity is interviewed by Journalists Jim Cramer and Erlin Burnett. Morgan and the other celebrity plan a charity auction and concert. 120332 2008 Celebrity Apprentice, The: Knight On Broadway, The T DVD -R HQ 9534 Episode #4. 1-24-2008 Tabloid Journalist Piers Morgan, judge of “America’s Got Talent” television program and Nely Gatan, a Latina media tycoon and television executive are two of 11 remaining contestants in Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” reality series. 120333 2008 Celebrity Apprentice, The: Mane Event, The T DVD -R HQ 9656 Episode #6. 2-14-2008 Tabloid Journalist Piers Morgan, judge of “America’s Got Talent” television program is one of eight remaining contestants in Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” reality series. No one was fired this week 120334 2008 Celebrity Apprentice, The: Money Shot, The T DVD -R HQ 9709 (Mislabeled 9704 on disc). Episode #8. 2-28-2008 Tabloid Journalist Piers Morgan, judge of “America’s Got Talent” television program is one of six remaining contestants in Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” reality series. Teams must create a photo essay for a brand of body wash and present it to executives for a magazine ad for Dial soap. Redbook is the magazine. 120335 2008 Celebrity Apprentice, The: Mr. Outside the Box T DVD -R HQ 9512 Episode #3. 1-17-2008 Tabloid Journalist Piers Morgan, judge of “America’s Got Talent” television program and Nely Gatan, a Latina media tycoon and television executive are two of remaining 12 remaining contestants in Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” reality series. Each team must create and operate a mobile printing station. 120336 2008 Celebrity Apprentice, The: Painting by Numbers T DVD -R HQ 9729 Episode #9. 3-6-2008 Tabloid Journalist Piers Morgan, judge of “America’s Got Talent” television program is one of five remaining contestants in Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” reality series. Each team must select an artist, display and sell their work in a shared art gallery, and win the challenge with the highest sales. One celebrity from the losing team goes home. 120337 2008 Celebrity Apprentice, The: Program No. 1 T DVD -R HQ 9501 Episode #1. 1-3-2008 Tabloid Journalist Piers Morgan, judge of “America’s Got Talent” television program and Nely Gatan, a Latina media tycoon and television executive are two of 14 contestants in Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” reality series. 120338 2008 Celebrity Apprentice, The: Program No. 2 T DVD -R HQ 9502 Episode #2. 1-10-2008 Tabloid Journalist Piers Morgan, judge of “America’s Got Talent” television program and Nely Gatan, a Latina media tycoon and television executive are two of remaining 13 contestants in Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” reality series. 120339 2008 Celebrity Apprentice, The: Quality, Value and Chaos T DVD -R HQ 9677, 9678 Episode #7. 2-20-2008 Tabloid Journalist Piers Morgan, judge of “America’s Got Talent” television program is one of seven remaining contestants in Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” reality series. Each team gets the task of writing, directing and producing a 10-minute live TV segment that will make the most sales before another celebrity is fired. 120340 2008 Celebrity Apprentice, The: Under the Hammer T DVD -R HQ 9791, 9792 Episode #12. 3-27-2008 Tabloid Journalist Piers Morgan, judge of “America’s Got Talent” television program wins the Celebrity Apprentice money for his charity. 120341 2008 Celebrity Apprentice, The: Widow of Opportunity T DVD -R HQ 9613, 9614 Episode #6. 2-7-2008 Tabloid Journalist Piers Morgan, judge of “America’s Got Talent” television program is one of eight remaining contestants in Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” reality series. Nely Gatan, a Latina media tycoon and television executive is fired in this episode. Both teams create windows selling mattresses inspired by Vera Wang’s creations. 120342 2002 Celebrity Boxing 2 T Commentator (Chris Rose). Commentator (Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini-Himself) 120343 1983 Celebrity Daredevils DT Host Army Archerd 120344 2000 Celebrity Deathmatch: Death Bowl 2000 C Episode #14. 1-27-2000 News Media. Zombie Anchorwoman (Becca Lish - Voice). 120345 2006 Celebrity Fit Club T Episode #12. 4-11-2006 Trackside Reporter (Paul Ross). 120346 2002 Celebrity Justice: DT Series 2002- Hosts Carlos Diaz, Holly Herbert. Correspondents Omar Lugones, Rob Rosen, Dan Simon, Pat Lalama, Jane Velez-Mitchell. Guest Correspondent Antonio Carrasco III, Chrissy Albice. 120347 2003 Celebrity Justice: DT Hosts Carlos Diaz, Holly Herbert. Correspondents Omar Lugones, Rob Rosen, Dan Simon, Pat Lalama, Jane Velez-Mitchell. Guest Correspondent Antonio Carrasco III, Chrissy Albice. 120348 2003 Celebrity Poker Club T UK Series 2003- Interviewer (Helen Chamberlain, 2005). Hosts (Jesse May, Barney Boatman). 120349 2005 Celebrity Predictions DT Series 2005- Broadcaster Anthony Crank. Heat Magazine Features Editor Lucie Cave. Presenter Dave Berry. 120350 1976 Celebrity Revue DT Interviewer 120351 2006 Celebrity Sex Tapes Unwound DT UK Journalist-Broadcaster Germaine Greer. Journalist-Author Carly Milne. Narrator (Arabella Weir). 120352 1897 Celebrity, The N MLPL Churchill, Winston Press. Newspaper headlines. 120353 2008 Celebutantes N Goldberg, Amanda and Ruthanna Khalighi Hopper Publicists. Celebrity gossip. News Media. Tongue-in-cheek story of a famous director’s daughter who has lousy taste in actor boyfriends and no particular creative skills and who texts and moans about her burning desire to effortlessly establish a fabulous career. 120354 2004 Celeste in the City MT DVD -R 1547 Aspiring Journalist Celeste (Majandra Delfino) becomes a fact-checker on a New York newspaper and finds life as a single girl in New York difficult. Gay cousin and new friend help the shy journalist find the moxie and style she needs to improve her life. 120355 1987 Celestial Bed, The N OWN - H Wallace, Irving Investigative Journalist crusader exposes the goings on inside a controversial sex clinic. 120356 2006 Celestine Prophecy, The M Photographer (David E. Harshbarger). 120357 1988 Celia: Child of Terror M Newsreel Official (Ian Catchlove). Newsreel Voice (Don Kinsey). 120358 2007 Cell, The M DVD -R HQ 9426, 9425 (Two Parts). Reporter visits a retirement community and discovers the residents are guinea pigs for medical research. 120359 1998 Cellofan - med doden til folge MF Journalist Marianne Hovden (Andrine Saether) is a big-town journalist who arrives in a small rural community asking questions, putting on a face, and trying to help her dying father who is suspected of murder. She nearly gets killed. 120360 1998 Cellophane MF Norway Reporter Marianne Hovden is a young journalist whose father lies dying in the hospital. Her father asks that she burn some documents he has entrusted to her and extracts a promise from her not to look at the papers. When Marianne's boyfriend Peter Olin breaks that promise they are both shocked at the contents. The documents are letters accusing Marianne's father of murder and newspaper clippings connecting the letters to the murder of a young woman in a town where her father was the parish priest 25 years ago. Marianne discovers evidence which points towards her father's involvement. Marianne does not believe her father is guilty and wants to prove his innocence before he dies. She acquires an alias and goes to the town where her father was accused. Under the pretext of working on a story she investigates the twenty-five year old events. Gradually she gets to know the people involved with the crime and discovers that the unsolved murder still ignites strong feelings. In the process, Marianne begins to doubt her father's innocence. When her true identity is revealed the powers-to-be are set in motion. 120361 2004 Cellular M News Anchor #1 (Paul Sunderland). News Anchor #2 (Lauren Sanchez). Newscaster at 457 Store (Kate London). 120362 1996 Celtic Pride M Reporter (George MacDonald). Sports Videographer (Chuck Loring). 120363 1999 Cement M Newscaster (Diana Morgan) 120364 1993 Cemetery Club, The M Photographer (Gene Ray). 120365 2009 Cemetery Dance N Preston, Douglas and Lincoln Child New York Times Reporter William Sithback and his wife Nora Kelly, a Museum of Natural History archeologist are found brutally attacked in their apartment on the Upper West side of Manhattan. Eyewitnesses claim and the security camera confirms the killer seen leaving the building was the strange, sinister man who had previously occupied their apartment -- and who had died horribly in it exactly one year ago. 120366 2008 Cemetery Street NJ Seabrooke, Brenda Teen Investigative Reporters uncovers a diabolical publicity stunt by a celebrated author and his henchman. Courtney’s mom, recently divorced from her latest husband, has moved the family all the way from Vermont to Florida and then rents a rattletrap house on Cemetery Street. Fifteen-year-old Courtney is used to being uprooted -- but living on Cemetery Street proves to be more of a challenge than even Courtney can handle: there is a creepy cemetery and surrounding jungle next to the house that is spooky. Courtney doesn’t really believe in ghosts. Then strange things begin to happen. Lights flicker in the graveyard. Tombs are desecrated with satanic markings. An innocent puppy is mysteriously killed. Suspense builds as Courtney and Josh, a handsome classmate, investigate rumors of devil worship in town culminating in a terrifying Halloween night kidnapping and entombment. Solid detective work leads the young investigative reporters to a startling conclusion. 120367 1997 Cenizas del paraiso MF TV Journalist (Antonio Fernandez Llorente). Reporter (Maximiliano Ghione). 120368 1965 Censored M AFI-Censorship/Photographers Photographer. News Media. 120369 1978 Centennial: Scream of Eagles, The (Chapter 12). MT Miniseries - 12 Episodes. Chapter 12. Newscaster (Terry Phillips, Chapter 12). 1st Reporter (Morris Jones). 120370 2001 Center of Things, The N McPhee, Jenny Tabloid Writer Marie, Plain-Jane, gets obsessed with a B-movie diva while writing the ailing star's obituary While researching an obituary for the comatose former movie queen, Marie Brown, a writer for the Gotham City Star, finds herself drawn to two men. 120371 1982 Centerspread Girls M Adult Editor Sue Forbes (Georgina Spelvin). Newscaster Ellie Parker (Desiree Cousteau). The Photographer (Tara Aire). 120372 2006 CenterStage: Brian Williams DT DVD -R HQ 8227 Episode. 8-14-2006 TV Journalist Brian Williams interviewed. 120373 2005 CenterStage: David Halberstam DT DVD -R HQ 6317 Episode. 11-28-2005 Journalist and historian David Halberstam 120374 1933 Central Airport M Weatherman. Amarillo Weatherman (Irving Bacon). 120375 1995 Central Park West: T VHS 334, 335, 438, 437, 436, 400, 380, 368, 341, 335, 334. Episodes Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Wells' writer-husband Mark Merrill (Tom Verica). New fashion editor Rachel Dennis (Kylie Travis), an Australian bombshell. 120376 1995 Central Park West: Allen Strikes Back T Episode #10 - Unaired Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Alex confronts Peter about sleeping with his step-father's mistress. Peter confesses and Alex dumps him. Rachel tells Rush about how Stephanie abuses her position to let Mark do a cover story. Alex sent to cover fund raiser by her new boss Ben (Mark Blum) Alex sees Rush's wife soak her husband's mistress in red wine. Alex working on a juicy first-page story on Allen and his mistress' affair but Allen offers her a better story if she drops it. Mark's piece for Communiqué is finished but Stephanie is in distress as it is too bad to be published. Mark's mind must be elsewhere. Rachel gets hold of the piece, faxes it to Allen as proof that Steph is incompetent editor-in-chief. Stephanie tells Mark she can't print his piece and he runs off to Carrie and wants to move in with her. She isn't interested in anything serious and dumps him. Communique Editor (Katy Selverstone). 120377 1995 Central Park West: Behind Your Back T Episode #11. Unaired Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Mistress gives wife evidence about her affair with Allen. Steph cancels Mark's article and offers him a kill-fee but he gets angry. Mark calls Carrie and tells her how much he loves her on her answering machine. She records tape on the voice-mails of everyone at the magazine. At work, Wells is the last to learn about her husband's affair. Rushes to Carrie's office for confrontation. She throws out Mark. Rachel offers support to Stephanie. Convinces her to take some time off at an isolated retreat. Mark swears terrible revenge on Carrie. Allen offers Alex scoop on an island off Manhattan that will soon have Manhattan's first casino. Alex agrees to do the story her way. During a Communiqué s During a Communiqué staff meeting, Rachel announces Wells has suffered nervous breakdown and orders the upcoming magazine to be changed into an all fashion magazine because she is now the boss. 120378 1995 Central Park West: Best, False Friend, The T Episode #3. 9-27-1995 Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Wells hires Fashion Editor Rachel Dennis from London to work at Communiqué. Dennis turns out to be Carrie's friend. Peter takes Alex out to dinner and feeds her false information. Carrie warns Wells that Dennis is after her job and can't be trusted. Wells doesn't believe her. Guilt-ridden Peter warns Alex about the scam but she doesn't believe him. The Globe prints first-page retraction as they learn they've been set up. Furious Editor John fires Reporter Alex. Carries kisses Wells' husband but he breaks it off. Carrie places her earring on Wells' night stand. 120379 1995 Central Park West: Chess Moves T Episode #2. 9-20-1995 Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Alex tires in vain to convince her newspaper editor John (Peter Gerety) of The Globe to drop the article on Peter. Tired of Carrie's intrigues, Wells drops her column. Vengeful Carrie makes a play for Wells' husband by helping him produce his play. Rush's wife thinks her husband is cheating with Wells. Alex's paper prints article including material on secret investigation of the mayor's office that Peter had confided in Alex. He doesn't want to see her again. Male Editor (Alec Phoenix). Female Editor (Kaili Vernott) 120380 1995 Central Park West: Days of Thunder T Episode #4. 10-8-1995. Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Wells gives Carrie back her earring. Wells arranges urgent meeting with Rush about several circulation figures full of discrepancies she's found. When she tells Rush he gets furious and orders her to stay off. Rachel tries to build up a friendship with Wells but secretly accesses the Communiqué computers and leaks information on the circulation figures. Rachel falls for Peter, sabotages Alex. Mark's play goes on. Carrie tries to seduce Mark but he resists. News on the circulation discrepancies leaked to the press and Rush tells Wells to find the leak ASAP. 120381 1996 Central Park West: End of a Marriage T Episode #17. 6-14-1996 Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Alex fakes miscarriage. Peter guilt-ridden. After staking his claim in New York with Communiqué, Brock decides to move his entire company, Brock Global Communications, to New York putting the executive office in same building as Communiqué. Mark returns. He and Stephanie could not salvage their marriage. Brock's wife ready to sell stock to Allen when Adam rushes in and they fight. Brock wins and drags his wife out of the room. She forces him to put her on the board. Peter finds out truth about Alex. Alex goes mad and attacks Peter with a knife. In the struggle she falls on the knife and dies. Peter dumps her body in the river and is arrested for murder. Shocked Mark is back, Carrie tells Jordan that Mark tried to rape her. Mark tells Carrie his new book is about what she has done to him and what he'll do in revenge. She is terrified. 120382 1996 Central Park West: Everything Has Its Price T Episode #19. 6-21-1996 Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Mark gives Carrie a puppy -- she returns home to find her pussy cooked in the microwaves. She calls the cops but Mark shows up with the pussy alive and well. Allen tries to blackmail his wife to come back to him by threatening to never let her see Peter. 120383 1996 Central Park West: Guess Who's Come to Annoy You T Episode #15. 6-7-1996 Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Jordan Tate (Noelle Beck), junior editor at Ward & Weston, tries to introduce some writers to Communiqué but Rachel isn't interested and treats her like trash. When she learns Jordan is Brock's daughter, she has a change of heart. Allen hires PI to dig up dirt on Brock Carrie befriends Jordan. Rush's wife photographed kissing Brock. Alex finds out she is not pregnant, still wants Peter to believe she is so he'll marry her. Allen tries to get Brock's wife to sell him 25 percent of Brock's company. She isn't interested. 120384 1996 Central Park West: Hour of the Devil T Episode #14. 6-6-1996. Second Season Opener. Show retooled. Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Rush's wife sells 3% of Rush Media stock to tycoon Adam Brock (Gerald McRaney) trying to takeover the company. Alex impregnated. Brock can now take over Rush Media but makes a trade with Allen -- if he gets Communiqué, he'll leave Rush Media alone. Allen agrees. Rachel kisses up to Brock in hopes he'll make her editor-in-chief. Brock dislikes Rachel's attitude towards the rest of the staff. Peter agrees to marry Alex for one year because of the child. Carrie is insecure about Brock. She's angry that Rachel is her new boss. She offers to help Allen crush Brock in return for money. 120385 1995 Central Park West: Intrigues T Episode #5. 10-11-1995 Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Peter gets his step-father to get Alex rehired at The Globe. At Communiqué, Steph does her best to catch the leak. Suspects Carrie. Rachel continues sabotaging her making Wells look incompetent. Rachel tells Allen Wells is the leak. Peter reconciles with Alex. Jealous Rachel tells Alex she only got her job back because of Peter. Alex doesn't want anything more to do with Peter, but he refuses to give up. She gives in. Wells pays a producer to option Mark's play. 120386 1995 Central Park West: Lunar Eclipse T Episode #6. 10-18-1995 Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Wells monitors all computers and gives out key cards in her attempt to catch the leak. Wells clashes with one of her editors, Tom Chasen (Robert Stanton) over an article she won't print. Rachel asks Peter to help her with her temporary visa which is about to expire. Rachel tries to discourage Alex about her relationship with Peter. Alex convinces John to let her dig up dirt on Rachel for a story for The Globe. Rachel schemes by making sure Tom's bashed article gets printed in the next issue of Communiqué. Uses Carrie's key card. Wells fires Carrie when she learns her key card was used to access the office. Alex learns Rachel had to quit her job in London due to scandals and a unfaithful marriage. Rachel feels threatened but promises to get Alex first. 120387 1996 Central Park West: Mairmaids Strike Better T Episode #20. 6-26-1996 Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Carrie violently attacks Mark. Cops take her away and put her under psychiatric care. Rachel has son with Dianna's son, Tyler. Brock is angry when he finds out Linda has deprived him of her 3 percent of Rush Media. Mark dresses up as a janitor and attacks Carrie in the psychiatric clinic. She goes crazy and accuses all the janitors of being Mark. She's committed. Brock wins bidding war for software company because Allen delivered a very low bid -- he was only scaring Brock to go higher. Allen and Dianna decide to get married. 120388 1996 Central Park West: Out on Bail T Episode #18. 6-19-1996 Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Peter in jail. More family intrigue. Mark continues to harass Carrie. Brock announces plans to expand globally by acquiring a French cable network for $10 million. His wife, Dianna Brock (Raquel Welch) stops it by finding fine print in contract. Carrie steals Mark's book as evidence of what he has been doing to her: dead rats, cockroaches in bed. Carrie thinks Mark is going to kill her. Peter jumps bail to go to South America. Reporter (Christopher Del Gaudio). 120389 1995 Central Park West: Pilot: Stephanie and the Wolves T VHS 305 Episode #1. 9-13-1995 Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Successful Editor Wells moves from Seattle to fancy, luxurious apartment in Central Park West along with writer-husband. Offered job as editor of trendy magazine Communiqué. Rush's step-daughter Carrie Fairchild (Madchen Amick) writes a column for a ridiculously high salary and her bitchy attitude gets her in conflict with Wells. Alex Bartoli (Melissa Errico) is a beautiful newspaper reporter. She and Rush's step-son have a romantic dinner together and are photographed. The picture is printed on the first page of the newspaper she works for. She feels guilty because she has fallen for him. 120390 1996 Central Park West: Public Execution T Episode #16. 6-12-1996 Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. More Soap opera than journalism now. Alex fakes losing the baby to keep Peter. 120391 1955 Central Park West: She Danced Only One Summer T Episode #13. Unaired. Mariel Hemingway's final episode. Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Allen bails out Mark to avoid more scandals and pays Carrie to drop charges. Wells returns, pulls Rachel's new fashion issue and fires her. A mega tycoon buys stocks in Allen's company, Rush Media. Peter tells Alex to stop threatening Robin. Alex reveals she's pregnant. Demands Peter marry her. Rachel gives Allen her pulled fashion magazine and claims it's a much better magazine than Wells can put together. Allen lets Rachel edit special fashion supplements to Communiqué. Distressed to still be working with Rachel, Steph sleeps with Mark but regrets it. Wells delivers a new issue with a cover that says "fashion sucks." It's a huge success. Rachel and her supplement are made a laughing stock. While on top, Wells quits her job and moves to Seattle with Mark. Alex isn't pregnant after all -- blackmailed the doctor to go along with her scheme because she has proof he's been selling frozen embryos without authorization. 120392 1995 Central Park West: Showgirls T Episode #12. Unaired Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Rachel spreads word on Wells' nervous breakdown to the tabloids. Allen gives Alex expensive gifts because he likes her article on the casino. Peter is not happy and lashes out at Alex for writing the article since the island is a private nature preserve. Carrie manages to get hold of Wells at retreat. Shows her newspaper clippings about her breakdown. Tells her Rachel is behind it. Wells doesn't believe her. Stripper tips The Globe that Peter and a law student-stripper are having an affair. Alex assigned to story and threatens the student to dump Peter or else she'll ruin his career by exposing them. Marks tries to get the complete tape from Carrie to convince Stephanie of his love. In the struggle, Carrie falls. Wells heads back to New York. Carrie has Mark arrested for assault. 120393 1995 Central Park West: Story of Gil and Rachel, The T Episode #9. 11-15-1995 Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. During a Communiqué staff meeting, Carrie pitches an idea for an article on reversed migration and suggests Mark as the writer. Wells refuses to let Mark write the piece since it will be a conflict of interest. Carrie tells Mark that Wells didn't want him to write in her magazine. Peter tells Rachel again he isn't interested in her. Wells finally lets Mark write for Communiqué. Carrie forces Wells to make her editor of Mark's piece. Peter sleeps with his step-father's mistress. Rush tells Alex that Peter slept with his mistress. Rachel finds out about Carrie and Mark's affair. 120394 1995 Central Park West: When I Deceive You…. T Episode #7. 11-1-1995 Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Globe Editor John assigns Alex and Gossip Columnist Lisa Monroe (Johann Carlo) to write a story about Carrie's dismissal and rumors about false circulation figures at Communiqué. Monroe has big sources inside the magazine but Alex has a hard time getting people to talk. Rush celebrates his 13th wedding anniversary with his mistress. Communiqué reviewer gives the man producing Mark's play a bad review so he confronts Wells.. He threatens to tell Mark the truth. Alex asks Allen about Carrie's dismissal. Furious, he throws her out and orders Peter to get her to back off. Mark finds out about Wells' backing play. He leaves her for Carrie. Alex is surprised when Monroe refuses to write about Rachel and figures she must be the source and the leak. Alex tells Carrie who confronts Rachel and throws her out of her apartment. Demands Rachel get her rehired. Communiqué Assistant (Millie Chow) 120395 1995 Central Park West: With the Weapons of a Mrs. T Episode #8. 11-8-1995 Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Mark can't forgive Stephanie. At work she clashes with Chasen again over an article she refuses to print. Rachel meet with Tom and promises to get him a better job at British Vogue if he confesses to being the leak. Tom agrees, confesses to Wells. Wells reluctantly rehires Carrie. Carrie forces Wells to make her an executive editor. Peter and Alex have sex for the first time. Mark and Steph reconcile but he still hasn't forgotten about Carrie. 120396 1996 Central Park West: You Belong to Me! T Episode #21. 6-28-1996. Final episode. Show cancelled. Magazine Staff of trendy publication, Communiqué, owned by Allen Rush (Ron Leibman), the "Darth Vader of Publishing. Stephanie Wells (Mariel Hemingway), newly appointed editor-in-chief of Communiqué. Brock used too much money to acquire software company. Allen could attempt hostile take-over. Linda takes back Brock. Tyler anonymously tips press that stock broker who works for his father is involved with insider trading. Dianna and Linda fight. Tyler tricks Jordan into giving him her 2 percent in Brock Global. Allen and Dianna are married. Brock sues Dianna and freezes her Brock Global stocks. Judge lets her keep stocks. Jordan reads final chapter of Mark's book on his laptop. Brook needs majority of 51 percent to keep company. Jordan's 2 percent is crucial. Finding out sneaky Allen never intends to give him top job, Tyler uses Jordan's 2 percent to back his father. Brock then defeats Allen and Dianna. Jordan and cops arrive saving Carrie from Mark. Gun goes off and Mark is shot. Allen suffers fatal heart attack while in bed with Dianna. Dianna calls Brock, tells him Allen is dead and she will inherit everything he owns. 120397 1981 Centrespread M Editor (Ivor Louis) 120398 2000 Century of Lionel Legendary Trains, A DT Journalist Ron Grossman. Host Tom Snyder. 120399 1999 Century, The MT Miniseries Reporter (Peter Jennings) 120400 2000 Cerca de la Frontera MF Duran, Rodolfo (Director) Argentina Journalist Esteban (Claudio Gallardou) tries to escape from Buenos Aires in 1978 because his life is in danger after one of his articles is printed in the newspaper. Crossing the border is impossible so he hides out at a village near the frontier staying with a radical priest. 120401 2007 Cerco de Bogota, El SS Gamboa, Santiago Collection of Short Stories Foreign Correspondents Bryndis Kiljan, a beautiful journalist from Iceland and Olaf K. Terrible from Malta investigate an arms-trafficking web between guerrillas and the national army in Bogota. Bogata is a city whose government has fled to Cartagena while guerrilla forces, who already control the southern part of the city, battle against the army and the paramilitary. Mortars rain from the hills and atrocities increase on all fronts. The ramifications of what Kiljan and Terrible discover will take them into the underground of Bogota revealing the key to the bitter conflict. 120402 1970 Cerco, O MF Portugal. Photographer Rui (Oscar Cruz). 120403 1997 Ceremony in Death NM Robb, J.D. (Nora Roberts) TV Reporter Nadine Furst, top on-air reporter for Channel 75 "She wasn't a big woman, but she was a sneaky one. You didn't get to be one of the top on-air reporters in the city without some quick moves." Nadine to Eve Dallas: "Just a nibble, Dallas. Something I can take to the public for my ten o'clock bumper…So you know who he was. Got any leads on who opened his throat?" Trusting the media was a dicey business, but she'd trusted Nadine before. To their mutual benefit. As a research tool, Eve knew Nadine was a finely honed instrument. 120404 2004 Certain Chemistry, A N Millington, Mil Writer Tom, a ghostwriter has an affair with actress whose memoir he is writing. Makes a madcap effort to hide the truth form his girlfriend. 120405 2007 Certain Cure: Where Science Meets Religion N Valoppi, Jennifer TV Talk Show Host Helene Cummings is trying to save her struggling TV talk show and her mother is dying of cancer and has a drug injected into her spinal fluid by a mysterious doctor from China despite the objections of her daughter. 120406 1965 Certain Evil, A N OWN - H Kraslow, David and Robert Boyd PR Reporter Joseph Warrick, is requested by the State Department to aid in the overthrow of a Latin American dictator. Collusion between government and journalism. 120407 2008 Certain Girls N Weiner, Jennifer Columnist Cannie Shapiro of the Philadelphia Examiner was an ambitious entertainment journalist with a plus-size figure and wicked wit to match. Now she is no longer a lovelorn career girl, but a sanguine matron with a minivan and a Crock-pot. She is married and looking for a surrogate mother to carry their baby because of the medical crisis that ended “Good in Bed.” She can no longer bear children. 120408 1921 Certain Rich Man, A M White, William Allan (Novel). AFI-Newspapers Newspaper Owner Adrian Bronwell (Jean Hersholt) comes to Sycamore Ridge to start a newspaper. When Molly Culpepper (Claire Adams) refuses to marry him, he decides to live, but townsman wants to keep his money in the town bank to cover shortages. Molly is in love with a man whose father runs the bank and the townsman threatens the family with financial ruin unless she marries the newspaper owner. She does and 20 years later he is a drunk and she is working for the paper. Newspaper owner shoots Bob Hendricks (Carl Gantwoort) who now runs the paper and then is killed in a railroad accident. Title refers to man who reforms when his wife dies and gives money to the townspeople whose businesses he helped ruin in his rise to the top. Ness: Film source of feud between author White and the producer. Conflict addressed in TV film, "Mary White." 120409 1951 Certain Window, A N Dever, Joseph Press 120410 1979 Certaines Nouvelles M Radio News. News Reports in Algeria in the summer of 1961, the year before its hard-won independence from France. The radio provides steady drumbeat of news of the ever-approaching chaos to two families of French colonists who live in a coastal village. 120411 2007 Certainty N Thien, Madeleine Radio Documentary Producer Gail Lim in Vancouver finds herself haunted by events in her parents’ past in war torn Asia, a past that remains a mystery that fiercely grips her imagination. As a child, Gail’s father, Matthew Lim, wandered the Leila Road and the jungle fringe with his lovely Ani, a girl whose early bond with Matthew will affect his life always. As children, they found themselves together under the terrifying shadow of war in Japanese-occupied Sandakan, Malaysia. The war shatters their families and splits the two apart until years later, when they meet again only to be separated. The legacy of their connection is later inherited by Matthew’s wife, Clara, in unexpected ways. Gail’s journey to unravel the mystery of her parents’ lives takes her to Amsterdam, where she meets the War Photojournalist Sipke, who tells his story of Ani and their relationship, which began in Jakarta, a story that will bring Gail face to face with the complications in her own life and lead her closer to the truth. 120412 1966 Certainty of Love, A N Coppel, Alfred Journalist retreats to Lugano in 1956 where he meets a German girl, falls in love, leaves to report the Hungarian uprisings and when he returns, he finds that she is mortally ill. 120413 2005 Certified Male NR Hardy, Kristin Harlequin Blaze Reporter Del Redmond is a sharp-eyed reporter who sees right through Gwen Chastain’s bluff. Millions of dollars worth of rare stamps are gone, along with the family business unless Gwen follows the thief to a Las Vegas casino and steals the canceled postage back before anyone finds out. Except that means Gwen will have to masquerade as Nina, a poker-playing blond bombshell and get into even deeper trouble with Redmond. Now Gwen has no option but to trust Redmond and pray he knows how to play it close to the vest. It’s a big risk and the odds are stacked against her, except he’s got a few tricks of his own -- starting with a truly amazing pair of hands. 120414 1968 Certo giorno, Un MF Interviewer (Lidia Fuortes), Woman Interviewer. 120415 1988 Cesarskie ciecie TF Poland TV Reporter (Lech Soluba). 120416 1995 Cesta peklem MF Photographer (Jaromir Dulava). 120417 1682 Cethegus' Apology PO USC Anonymous News 120418 2003 Cetnicke humoresky: Bourka TF Episode #23. 6-5-2003. News Media. Reporter (Tatiana Vilhelmova). 120419 1981 Chaalchitra MF Newspaper Editor (Utpal Dutt). 120420 1969 Chacal de Nahueltoro, El MF Reporter (Marcelo Romo) 120421 1996 Chacun cherche son chat MF Photographer (Frederic Aufray) 120422 1977 Chacun son enfer, A MF TV Reporter (Jean-Paul Tribout), un reporter T.V. 120423 2002 Chadshot Arutz Eser DF Israel. Series 1993- News Program. TV Anchors Jacob Eilon (1993-2001), Miki Haimovich (1993-2002). Reporter-Newsreader Yonit Levi (1998-2002). Reporters Itai Angel (2003), Mati Cohen (2003). Weatherman Danny Rup (2005). Territories Reporter (Yenon Magel). Political Correspondent Emanuel Rosen. Arabic Affairs Correspondent Zvi Yechezkeli. 120424 1993 Chadshot Arutz Shtayim DF Israel. Series 1993 TV Anchor, Jacob Eilon (1993-2001). Arabic Affairs Correspondents Aharon Barnes (1993-2001), Zvi Yechezkeli. Military Correspondent Roni Daniel. Political Correspondent Emanuel Rosen (1993-2002). Reporter and Newsreader Yonit Levi (1998-2002). Political Reporter-Political Correspondent Udi Sega (2002). 120425 1974 Chadwick Family, The T 4-17-1974 Wednesday Movie of the Week Editor-Publisher Ned Chadwick (Fred MacMurray), patriarch of huge clan, San Diego newspaper editor-publisher. Failed TV pilot 120426 1969 Chagrin et la pitie, Le MF Ophuls, Max and Andre Harris Interviewer (Marcel Ophuls) 120427 1950 Chain Gang M Green, Howard J. (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Douglas Kennedy (Cliff Robertson) working for editor "Pop" O'Donnell (Harry Cheshire) becomes a guard on chain-gang to expose brutal conditions. Complicating his investigation is his romance with rival Reporter Rita McKelvey (Marjorie Lord). Her stepfather, John McKelvey (Thurston Hall) owns paper where she works and is getting cheap labor from chain gang. When she finds out her stepfather's connection to the prison, she quits the paper and goes to work for Kennedy's paper. Reporter uses a miniature camera concealed in cigarette lighter to take pictures at penitentiary. Although Kennedy's identity is discovered, he gets away while prison officials are dealing with an escaped convict. Reporter is shot and presumed to have been killed, but the other escaping convict helps him get free. 120428 2005 Chain Gang Farewell N Rivers, Clive Reporter Arthur M. Vance criticizes publicizing conglomerates with the newsroom as the battleground and monopoly-minded corporate owners as the target. Anyone who ever worked for a money-grubbing newspaper chain that routinely grinds up reporters and throws them on the scrap heap will identify with this memoir set in Hawaii. Shouldering an astonishing workload, reporter Arthur Vance doesn’t hesitate to disclose newsroom injustices, poor leadership and atrocious editing practices. With experience as a police and military reporter, Vance sets the newsroom as his battleground and monopoly-minded corporate owners as his target. He blasts corporate goals that silence an editorial voice by shutting down Honolulu's afternoon newspaper. This makes Honolulu a one-newspaper town. Exposes dirty dealings of media moguls, probably to the embarrassment of some real-life practitioners. 120429 2009 Chain Letter M News Media. Anchor on Scene (Mark S. Allen). A maniac murders teens when they refuse to forward chain mail. 120430 1994 Chain of Command M TV Reporter (Michael Greenspan) 120431 2000 Chain of Command M News Media. Young Journalist (Jason Lasater) 120432 2000 Chain of Fools M Reporter (Peter Kelamis). News Anchor (Marke Driesschen). 120433 1996 Chain of Fools NM Stevenson, Richard Newspaper is up for sale and the family that owns it is divided between a liberal media firm's bid and the higher one from a chain that pays more attention to the ads than to editorial content. The paper was known for its liberal content. When one of the family members who wanted to take the lower-paying offer is dead and two attempts are made on the life of another, a gay private eye and his longtime lover investigate. The family feud seems to have boiled over into murder. The detective must unravel family secrets behind the attacks before the culprit succeeds again. Attacks on Janet Osborne lend new significance to the earlier murder of her brother Eric. They were holding out to keep the family newspaper a beacon of liberal advocacy journalism. A screwy plot to save the newspaper turns tragic and even screwier before Strachey and a driven reporter step in to sort it all out. 120434 1986 Chain of Vengeance NM PVL Beechcroft, William Reporter Dan Forrest, a hot big-city reporter until the bottle got him and now a crime columnist for a sleazy New York tabloid. He's convinced there is a pattern in apparently random killings. With his curmudgeon editor's sour misgivings, he sets out on a low-budget cross-country investigation of his own. 120435 1993 Chain Reaction NM Jordan, Lee Journalist. Montreal journalist is assigned to write about a heroic rescue that took place during a storm in a French village. 120436 1978 Chain Reaction NSF OWN - H Pape, Gordon-Tony Aspler Reporter Taylor Redfern, a Montreal reporter who does his job too well 120437 1996 Chain Reaction M DVD -R HQ 1874 (Media Excerpts) Reporters Rita Bliss (Pam Zekman). Dolores Enrique (Lisa Tejero). Al Vanzetti (David Pasquesi). Drummond (John Drummond). TV Reporters: Catherine Herd-Lemkau, Tell Draper (Channel 7). Chicago Sun-Times: High Drama on Michigan Avenue. Two researchers in a green alternative energy project go on the run when they are framed for murder and treason. 120438 1980 Chain Reaction, The M News Media 120439 1949 Chain, The N PVL Wellman, Paul I. Newspaper Owner Tucker Wedge, owner and publisher of the Clarion, marries Algeria. He dies and Algeria Wedge keeps the Clarion. "American press was masculine." Mob incited by local newspaper's disclosure of a dark chapter in the past life of a crusading minister in Jericho, Kansas. 120440 1984 Chain, The M Newsreader (Bob Holness). 120441 1934 Chained M DVD -R HQ 2324 (Media Excerpts). L News Media. Tribune Reporter - Thompson of the Tribune (Gladden James). Bryant, a Reporter (Frank Parker). Photographer (Colin Chase). Magazine and Newspaper stories and headlines (montage). 120442 1936 Chained R CD 001 Lux Radio Theater Lux Radio Theater 36-07-27 Reporters 120443 1920 Chains of Evidence M Britton, Leon D. (Story). J. Clarkson Miller (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Dick (Wallace Ray), once unjustly jailed, is accused of stealing radium from a doctor and murdering the judge who sentenced him. Judge recently married reporter's mother without knowing about her son Reporter has fallen in love with judge's daughter. He is cleared by shoemaker who broke into the house to steal radium so he could cure his injured son. Admits he saw judge murdered by gang of thugs with which the reporter was once associated. 120444 1985 Chains of Gold N OWN - P Lamb, Margaret Magazine Journalist Penny Miller 120445 1998 Chairman of the Board M Newscaster (Mark Kriski) 120446 2005 Chakushin ari 2 (aka One Missed Call 2, One Missed Call Two) MF DVD -R HQ 10501, 10502 Japan Journalist Takako Nozoe (Asaka Seto) and a detective investigate the curse of calls received on a cell phone that usually result in deaths three days later. A young teacher and her boyfriend enjoy a night out with friends at a Chinese restaurant when the teacher receives a death message call on her cell phone, but instead of dying three days later, tragedy strikes immediately. The curse has mutated to fool a wiser public and reach a broader audience by indiscriminately infecting anyone who answers the cell phone call and then works its way through every number in that person’s phone book. Both are at a loss as to how to handle the situation. But Takako and the detective are ready to help. They believe the curse is real. The investigation leads the journalist to Taiwan to visit her estranged husband. It turns out he’s been researching the curse, which is spreading throughout Asia like a virus. The journalist and detective trace the lineage of the curse to Taiwan and once the origins are discovered, it’s a race against time to put an end to the horror. 120447 1997 Chalk T Episode #10. TV Reporter 1 (Alison Goldie). 120448 2003 Chalk Line M Journalist Miles Stanford is a writer at the hot entertainment Magazine “Freeze-Frame.” He was once at the top of his game but has hit a slump -- that is until he’s told to interview this issue’s cover girl, a popular model. Stanford thinks he may have a big story to get him back on top. It could be the story of his career -- if he lives. The reporter and the model instantly hit it off but their relationship comes to a crashing halt when she is abducted. The reporter is chosen to deliver the ransom to the kidnappers. Miles is caught between his ruthless, demanding boss who will do “anything” for a headline, the jaded cops and the vicious kidnappers with no one to trust and time running out. Miles has to navigate the perils and politics of getting the story before he becomes the next victim sporting a chalk line around his corpse. 120449 1963 Challenge Golf DT 1-5-1963 to 4-5-1964. ABC. TV Sportscaster Bill Flemming. 120450 1978 Challenge of the Super Friends C Series 1978-1979 Reporter Clark Kent (Danny Dark) is Superman 120451 1949 Challenge To Lassie M DVD -R HQ 8644, 8645. Newspaper Reporter (James Finlayson). 120452 1990 Challenger MT News Media. Reporter (Eileen Morris). Launch Commentator (Spencer Prokop). 120453 2006 Challenger: Countdown to Disaster MT News Media. Reporter (Drew Zeran). Space shuttle Challenger disaster. 120454 1975 Chalupari MTF Miniseries TV Reporter (Josef Bek). 120455 1992 Chamatkar MF India Commentator, Cricket (Johnny Lever). 120456 1996 Chamber, The M TV Newscaster (James Geralden). Newscaster on Air (Stephanie Bell Flynt) 120457 1990 Chambre a part MF TV Reporter (Christian Rodska) 120458 1972 Chambre rouge, La MF TV Interviewer (Mamine Pirotte). 120459 1981 Chameleon N OWN - P - GPL Diehl, William Reporter and Ex-CIA agent Frank O'Hara lives in hiding in Japan when he is called in on the biggest story since Watergate. Together with an aggressive female reporter, O'Hara set out to track down the Chameleon, a mysterious master assassin and saboteur Their chase leads them on a trail littered with destruction to uncover the Chameleon's deadly secret. 120460 2000 Chameleon 3: Dark Angel MT Anchorwoman (Jennifer Congram). News Anchor (R.J. Adams). 120461 1989 Chameleon Street M African-American Journalist. William Douglas Street (Wendell B. Harris Jr.) is a chameleon taking on whatever role suits the situation -- from reporter to doctor to lawyer, he impersonates anyone he sees a need for and can earn him an income. Bored with his life and working for his father with a wife who wants more money, he reinvents himself becoming a chameleon. One of the roles he takes on is that of a reporter, a writer from Time Magazine because he wants to interview a woman’s basketball player. “She had four “B’s,” he says. “Black, Beauty, Brains and Basketball.” Based loosely on the real-life exploits of conman William Douglas Street. 120462 1989 Chameleons MT Anchorman (Roger Lodge). 120463 1964 Chameleons, The (aka Network Jungle, The) N Levy, David TV Network President Steven Lane, president for network television of Federal Broadcasting Company (FBC). 120464 1979 Champ, The M DVD -R HQ 2504, 2505, 2488 TV Reporter (Bob Gordon). 120465 1950 Champagne for Caesar M Radio Announcer (Douglas Evans) 120466 2006 Champagne Gang, The M News Reporter (John De Hart). 120467 1937 Champagne Waltz M Press 120468 1949 Champion M DVD -R HQ 9687, 9686. SVD 1429 Douglas Reporter (Don Brodie). 120469 1916 Champion SS OWN - H Lardner, Ring W. In "How to Write Short Stories." 1925. Sports Reporter is assigned to write prizefighter's biography for a Sunday feature page. Reporter doesn't talk to fighter. Writes his article from clips. Sports editor placing story in the newspaper doesn't want the truth. He wants what his audience wants -- a hero 120470 1935 Champion de ces dames, Le MF Journalist (Max Peral) 120471 1967 Champion House: Sonata for a Solo Fiddle T Episode #14. 9-3-1967 News Media. 1st Reporter (Maurice Quick). 2nd Reporter (Ron Welling). 120472 1925 Champion of Lost Causes M AFI-Authors Writer 120473 1998 Champions M Newscaster (Louisette Geiss). 120474 2008 Champions M Journalist (Philippe Reinhardt). 120475 1994 Champions 2: Manchester United Official Review of the 1993-1994 Season M Commentators (Ian Darke, Barry Davies, Andy Gray, Alistair Mann, John Motson, Rob Palmer, Gerald Sinstadt, Clive Tyldesley, Martin Tyler). 120476 1992 Champions: Burnley Are Back DT Reporter Robert McCaffrey. Commentator Clive Tyldesley. 120477 1979 Champions: Love Story, A T Episode News Media. National Figure Skate Championships background. 120478 1953 Championship Bowling DT 1953-1970. Syndicated TV Sportscasters Frede Wold, Jack Drees (1966-1967), Bud Palmer (1968-1970), Bill Burnetta (1968-1970). 120479 1959 Championship Bridge with Charles Goren DT Series. 10-18-1959 to 4-9-1961. ABC TV Commentators Alex Dreier, Charles Goren. 120480 2004 Championship, The T Reporters (Ned Boulting, Gabriel Clarke, Robbie Earle, Ally McCoist, Andy Townsend). Commentators (Jon Champion, Clive Tyldesley). 120481 2004 Championship, The DT UK. Reporters Ned Boulting, Gabriel Clarke, Robbie Earle, Ally McCoist, Andy Townsend. Commentators Jon Champion, Peter Drury, Clive Tyldesley. Presenter .Matt Smith 120482 1954 Champs of the Chase M Short. Girl Photographer (Kay York). 120483 1933 Chance at Heaven M VHS 1209 Rogers News Media. First Reporter (Harry Bowen) 120484 1958 Chance for Romance T 10-13-1958 to 12-5-1958. ABC TV Newsman John Cameron Swayze is the host 120485 1986 Chance in a Million: And What Shall We Do for a Ring? T Episode #10. 1-27-1986 Newsreader (John Benson). 120486 1986 Chance in a Million: Pre-Matrimonial Tension T UK. Episode #17. 11-24-1986 Photographer (Joe Melia). 120487 1984 Chance in a Million: Stuff of Dreams T Episode #6. 10-15-1984 Reporter (John D. Collins). News Director (Ken Kitson). 120488 1998 Chance of a Lifetime T SVD 1143. SVD 671 Freelance Writer (John Ritter) is destitute and agrees to wed former editor (Katey Sagal) for health-care benefits 120489 1943 Chance of a Lifetime, The M British Newsman (Robert Hale) 120490 1998 Chance of Snow, A MT Ness Sportswriter Matthew "Matt" Parker (Michael Ontkean) reevaluates his marriage at a Minnesota airport 120491 1931 Chances M News Vendor Joe (Forrester Harvey) 120492 1989 Chances Are M DVD -R HQ 8282, 8283. SVD 592 Howze, Perry, Randy Howze (Screenplay) Aspiring Reporter Alex Finch (Robert Downey) comes back as the reincarnation of deceased lawyer who died 23 years ago. Washington Post Reporter, Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist and colleague. Philip Train (Ryan O'Neal) was the dead man's best friend. Finch sneaks into the Washington Post as a delivery boy and walks into an editorial meeting announcing to Editor Ben Bradlee, "I want to be a reporter." After Finch gets the goods on a corrupt judge with the help of an old photograph, Bradlee gives him a job as a reporter. 120493 2000 Chances Are N Delinsky, Barbara Public Relations Expert Liz Jerome is hired to do some damage control for a company owned by Donovan Grant and the dividing line between professional and personal suddenly disappears. 120494 2002 Chandler Brothers: Bachelor NR Phillips, Carly #1 Chandler Brothers Series Foreign Correspondent Roman Chandler has always prized his freedom above all else. Now losing a coin toss has sealed this youngest brother’s fate. Finding someone to escort down the aisle is the easy part -- every wannabe bride in sleepy Yorkshire Falls is itching to get hitched to this gorgeous, globe-trotting Chandler man. But Roman still lusts after the woman who got way. Stunning heartbreaker Charlotte Bronson has come home to put down roots and get her erotic lingerie business off the ground. She wants a man that won’t go chasing off to the car corners of the earth for a breaking news story. He wants her to say “I do.” After news of his mother’s weak heart summons him home, globetrotting journalist Roman Chandler loses a coin toss with his brothers that determines who will relinquish his bachelor status to give their mother a grandchild. Roman decides to “settle down” without giving up his travel-intensive job, and as one of the most handsome men in town, he can have his pick of the local women except for Charlotte Bronson, his high school crush. Thoughts of her parents’ miserable long-distance marriage keep Charlotte from accepting Roman’s proposal, despite the sexual sparks that fly at their every encounter. Mutual attraction eventually proves too powerful to resist, however, but first Roman must win her trust. 120495 2003 Chandler Brothers: Heartbreaker, The N Phillips, Carly #3 Chandler Brothers Series Publisher Chase Chandler of a local newspaper is nursing a Miller draft in a Washington D.C. bar when Sloane Carlisle happens to walk into the hole-in-the-wall establishment. Avowed singleton Chase needs a cold one one after overdosing on the marital bliss of his younger brother, Foreign Correspondent Roman, and Roman’s pregnant wife, Charlotte. Sloan has come in search of a scotch straight up to recover from shocking news: she is not the biological daughter of Sen. Michael Carlisle, whose dead first wife, Sloane’s mother, grew up in Yorkshire Falls, N.Y. where Chase is publisher of the local paper. Sloane has also learned that two Carlisle staffers may be plotting to kill her real father. Chase knows none of this -- only that here is “a vision in a dress so pink, so short, so bare, it ought to be illegal.” And Sloane has no idea that Chase has come to Washington hoping for a scoop on Senator Carlisle. Nevertheless, one smoldering glance is enough to seal the couple’s fate. The ensuing sex scene includes uninhibited lubricity made responsible (condoms) and romantic (champagne). 120496 2003 Chandler Brothers: Playboy NR Phillips, Carly #2 Chandler Brothers Series Foreign Correspondent Roman Chandler is one of the irresistible, marriage-resistant Chandler brothers of rural Yorkshire Falls, N.Y. Footloose Journalist Roman got hooked, thanks to the ingenious plotting of his matchmaking mama. This book focuses on Policeman Rick, a loving but broken-hearted divorcee determined to resist both mom’s marriage plots and those of his admirers -- roughly every single woman in town. The third brother, Chase, is publisher of the local newspaper. Rick plans to outsmart his mother by employing a counterplot involving equally commitment-shy Kendall Sutton, whom the playboy policeman rescues from a car mishap as she’s feeling her own wedding. Officer Rick Chandler isn’t such a bad guy -- he just doesn’t believe in marriage. But that doesn’t stop his mother and the rest of the women in town from trying to set him up with every single woman in sight. Kendall and Rick strike up a convenient arrangement to keep their respective families at bay, but could true love evolve out of such false pretenses? 120497 2009 Change in Altitude, A N Shreve, Anita Photojournalist Margaret and freshly minted doctor Patrick are newlyweds just finding their footing in Nairobi and in their marriage when a mountain-climbing accident changes everything. 120498 1934 Change of Heart M DVD -R HQ 5550, 5555. VHS 1076 Hollywood's Great Love Teams Reporter Catherine Furtness (Janet Gaynor), small-town girl adjusting to big city life and people 120499 1992 Change of Heart M Photographer (Eric Fink). Video Editor (Scott Ferguson). 120500 1997 Change of Heart N Stern, Tracy Magazine Journalist Kerry McKinney gets a job at a trendy San Francisco magazine in exchange for her promise to hand her infant over to a professional couple dying to adopt a child. She obediently goes along with the plan until her son is born. She panics and decides to keep the baby, only to change her mind again. Once the child is safely gone, she is relieved to find she enjoys the magazine job. But then a visit to her infant son convinces her to fight for custody. Nevada-born McKinney is about to get married when her fiancé is killed in a car accident and she must decide what to do about her now-fatherless unborn child. Her grandmother takes care of everything. Man Reading Newspaper in Brisbane's Office (Edmund Mortimer). Brisbane's Assistant (Phil Tead). 120501 1999 Change of Heart N Hill, Linda Journalist Cory Hayes is celebrating the publication of a hard-won story by going to a secluded lesbian bar. There she meets Supermodel Julia Westgate who at 38 watches in panic as her career begins to decline -- and as she realizes she is truly alone in the world. Deeply closeted, Julia has always limited her encounters with women to secret trysts and one -- or two -- night stands. While on a shoot in Boston, Julia carefully disguises herself so she won’t be recognized, then sneaks out to a secluded lesbian bar. There she meets the local journalist Hayes. After spending a passionate weekend with Julia, Cory is devastated when she wakes up to an empty bed. Weeks later, in a supermarket check-out line, Cory’s jaw drops when she sees an exquisite face on the cover of a fashion magazine -- a face that looks more than vaguely familiar. Thus begins an all-consuming game of hide-and-seek, with Julia trying to run from herself and her uncertain future -- and Cory willing to risk everything to find her. 120502 1909 Change of Heart, A M Newspaper. Pictures in the fashion paper 120503 1969 Change of Mind M Reporter (Dan MacDonald). Reporter (Guy Sanvido). Reporter (Chuck Shamata). Reporter (Joseph Wynn). 120504 1982 Change of Scene, A N OWN - H Cullinan, Elizabeth Journalist Tomas O'Domhnaill and his rakish newspaper cronies 120505 2008 Changeling M News Media. Reporter #1 at Train (Russell Edge). Reporter #2 at Train (Stephen W. Alvarez). Reporter at Precinct (Pete Rockwell). Repoter at Hearing (Jim Nieb). Reporters (Jarrod W. Robbins, Christopher Lee Bailey). Press Photog #1 (Richard Hansen). News Vendor (Zach Mills). A mother’s kidnapped son is returned home -- but he isn’t her son. 120506 1976 Changeling Conspiracy, The N MLPL McCloy, Helen Reporter Samuel Rogers Joel. Newspaper reporter. Greenwood News. Fights terrorists for the woman he loves. When she returns, who is she? 120507 1969 Changes M AFI-Reporters/Magazine Reporter Kristine (Marcia Strassman). 120508 1991 Changes MT SVD 631. SV 61 4-1-91 TV News Anchor Melanie Adams, beautiful and successful. Reporter (Milt Tarver). 120509 1983 Changes NR OWN - P Steel, Danielle TV News Anchor Melanie Adams, beautiful and successful 120510 1980 Changes DT Australia. Series. Interviewer Jock Rankin 120511 1975 Changes, The: Noise, The T Episode #1. 1-6-1975 Newsreader (Jeremy Carrad). 120512 2002 Changing Lanes M Newscaster (Pamela Hart). Newsroom Executive Producer (Alyson Renaldo). Newsroom Producer (Susan Blackwell). Newsroom Writer (Neal Jones). Newsroom Director (Richard Velasco). Newsroom Script Supervisor (Mary Kelly). Newsroom Reporter (Leonard L. Thomas). Newsroom Associate Director (Anthony DiGiacomo). Newsroom Associate Producer (James Soviero). 120513 2008 Changing of the Guard CB Avengers: The Initiative #12 Reporter Sally Floyd 120514 1960 Channel 2 News (aka Channel Two News in Los Angeles) DT Series 1960- News Program. TV Anchors Jerry Dunphy (1960-1975, 1995-1997), Linda Alvarez (1993-), Ann Martin (1994), Paul Dandridge (1996-), Catherine Anaya (1998-2002), Gretchen Carr (1998-2002), Jonathan Elilas (1998) Investigative Reporter Linda Breakstone (1994-). Reporters Paul Udell (1962-), Maury Green (1962-), Warren Olney, Howard Gingold, Rick Davis, Dave Lopez (1997-), Jennifer Sabih (1996), Juan Fernandez (1996). Gordon Tokumatsu. Reporters Aaron Fitzgerald (1997), Drew Griffin (1994), Joel Grover (1996), Michael Brownlee (1999-), Mike Castellucci (1999-), Randy Paige. Entertainment Reporters David Sheehan (1971-1984, 1994-), Lisa Joyner (2004). Human Predicament Ralph Story. Traffic Reporters Jim Thornton (1996). Sportscasters Gil Stratton (1962-1975), Jim Hill (1976-1987, 1992-). Bret Lewis (1995), Steve Hartman (1999), Weathermen Bill Keene (1962-1994). Tony Williams (1995), Pamela Wright (1998). 120515 2000 Channel 2 News (aka Channel Two News in Los Angeles) DT Series 1960- News Program. TV Anchors Harold Greene (2001), Angela Chee (2001), Kent Shocknek (2001 - Morning). Suzanne Rico (2002), Laura Diaz (2002-), Paul Magers (2004). Anchor-Reporter Ana Garcia (2000-2001, 2003-). Reporters Mark Coogan (2000), Ben L. McCain (2000), Jennifer Bjorklund (2000-), Leyna Nguyen (2002), Lisa Sigell (2002), Glen Walker (2002), Rick Chambers (2003), Steve Kmetko. Investigative Reporter Joel Grover (2003-). Morning Traffic Reporter Vera Jimenez (2004), Chief Medical Correspondents Paul M. Nemiroff (2001), Chris Schauble (2001-), Vicki Vargas. Meteorologists Josh Rubenstein (2002), Bryon Miranda (2002). Weather Anchors Danny Romero (2002), Carl Bell (2003-), Rachel Boesing (2003-), Jim Castillo (2001-2002), John Elliott (2004), Johnny Mountain (2005). Sports Anchor Bill Seward (2001-), 120516 1982 Channel 4 News DT UK. 1982 Series. News Program. TV Anchors Jon Snow, Zeinab Badawi (2007). Newscaster Peter Sissons. Reporters Angela Chee (2004), Katie Razzall (1998), Darshna Soni (2001). Anchor Zeinab Badawi (1989-1998). Scotland Correspondent Sarah Smith. Studio Presenter Alex Thomson (1998-2006). Political Editor Elinor Goodman (1988-2005). Washington Correspondent Michael Crick (1988-1990). Foreign Affairs Correspondents Gaby Rado (1992-2003). Jonathan Miller (2007). More4 News Presenter Bridgid Nzekwu. Sports Correspondent Sue Turton (1999). News Correspondent Sue Turton (2007). Presenters Daljit Dhaliwal (1995), Kirsty Lang (1998), Samira Ahmed (2000), Sue Carpenter, Sheena McDonald, Krishnan Guru-Murthy, Alex Thomson, Sarah Smith. Jon Snow, Krishnan Guru-Murthy. More4 News Presenter Bridgid Nzekwu (2007). 120517 1982 Channel 4 News (aka Channel Four News in Los Angeles) DT News Program. TV Anchors Kelly Lange (1982-1998), John Schubeck (1982-1986), John F. Beard (1982-1992), Paul Moyer (1992-), Anchor-Correspondent-Commentator Jess Marlow (1984-1992), Chuck Henry (1994-), Michelle Ruiz (1998-2005), Colleen Williams (1986-) Reporter-Anchor Furnell Chatman. Reporter-Anchor Kelly Mack (1994-), Reporter-Weekend Anchor Rich Chambers (1992-1999). Anchor-Correspondent Ted Chen (1995). Co-Anchors David Cruz (1996-), Diane Diaz (1992-), Bob Pettee, Tracie Savage (1994-). Co-Anchor Kathy Vara (1994-2001). Reporter-Anchor Beverly White (1992-). Correspondents Angie Austin (1991), Kim Baldonado (1995-), Bonnie Boswell, Laurel Erickson, Sonya Crawford (1999-), Conan Nolan (1986-), Mary Parks (1994-), Joe Rico (1993-), Reporters Patrick Healy (1984-), Robert Kovacik, Gordon Tokumatsu (1993), Correspondent-Commentator Doug Kriegel. Medical Correspondent Bruce Hensel (1987-), Weathermen Fritz Coleman (1982-), Christopher Nance. Weatherman-Traffic Reporter Paul Johnson (1988-), Sportscaster Fred Roggin, Carols Del Valle (1995-). 120518 1965 Channel 5 News at Ten (aka Channel Five News at Ten, KTLA News at 10). DT Series 1965- News Program. TV Anchors Hal Fishman, Larry McCormck (1971-2004), Marta Waller (1984), Ron Olsen (1987), Jann Carl (1989-1995), Sharon Tay (1992-1999), Terry Anzur (1997-2000), Patricia Del Rio (1999), Lynette Romero (1999), Frank Buckley (2005). Anchor Lu Parker (2005). Reporters Stan Chambers (1965-), Warren Wilson (1984-), Ted Garcia (1998), Janet Choi (2004). Correspondent Kurt Knutsson (1999). Sports Anchors Stu Nahan (1988-1999), Leila Feinstein (2003). Entertainment Reporters Ross King (2004), Zorianna Kit (2004). 120519 1979 Channel Nine Cricket DT Australia. Series Commentators Richie Benaud (1980-), Greg Chappell (1989-), Ian Chappell (1985-), Tony Greig (1984-), Ian Healy, Bill Lawry (1985-), Mark Nicholas (2004-), Michael Slater, Mark Taylor. 120520 2005 Channel One News DT TV Anchor-Reporter Richard Allan Kent. Anchor-Reporter Rayn Burnham. Anchors Allison Fisher, Tkeyah Crystal Keymah, Lisa Ling, Andrew Yani. Reporter Anderson Cooper. Hosts Sofia Lidskog, Errol Barnett, Gotham Chopra, Seth Doane, Janet Choi, Melissa Knowles, Maria Menounos. 120521 2001 Chantrea Conway’s Story: Voyage From Cambodia in 1975, A N Pastore, Clare Journey to America Series #3 Photojournalist is the father of a woman, Chantrea Conway, who wants nothing more than to start a new life in America after he mother is killed by the Khmer Rouge. Fleeing their home in Cambodia, 13-year-old Chantrea and her grandparents experience loss, starvation and deceit in their search for safety and news of Chantrea’s missing American photojournalist father. 120522 2002 Chao de Estrelas MF Interviewer (Marcus Vinicius Faustini-Himself) 120523 2002 Chaos M News Media. News Reporter (Grainne de Buitlear). Journalist (Tara McNamee). 120524 2000 Chaos Factor, The M TV News Anchor (Saida Pagan) 120525 2000 Chaos Theory N Krist, Gary Journalism Teacher Renee Daniels, who is white, and her FBI agent former lover, who is black, help two middle-class teenagers, one black and one white, who have stumbled upon a deadly, far-ranging conspiracy. They leave a dull birthday party to get some marijuana in a seedy part of Washington D.C. The drug deal turns sour, the dealer injured and they run away. The next day they find out that the man was an undercover cop and he is now dead. Before they know it, the boys become targets of a vast political conspiracy. Set up by a drug find in their high school lockers and they run away. The teacher steals files and uncovers the conspiracy the boys have stumbled on. 120526 1992 Chaplin M News Media. Reporter (Todd Mason Covert). Reporter (Bill Forman). Reporter (Charley J. Garrett). Reporter (Jerry Giles). Reporter (Howard Hughs). Reporter (Jayson Kane). Reporter (Michael Miller). Reporter (John Otrin). Reporter (Paul Sinclair). Reporter (Terence Stone). Reporter (Ralph Votrian). Cameraman (David Totheroh). 120527 2005 Chappelle Show, The: Parody Frontline Documentaries. T DVD -R HQ 6068 Episode #1. 1-22-2003 Parody Frontline Documentaries. Frontline Anchor Kent Wallace. "A black, blind white supremacist." 120528 2004 Chappelle Show: T DVD -R HQ 7901 (Two Episodes) Comedy Central Series TV Anchorman (David Chapelle) recurring character. African-American with blond hair newsman. White House Press Conference. 120529 2004 Chappelle Show: Black George Bush T Episode #27. 4-14-2004. Reporter (Maurice Jamal). Reporter (Robert Petkoff). 120530 2006 Chappelle Show: News Parody: Deep Impact 1998. T DVD -R HQ 8395 Episode #10. 3-26-2003 TV Anchor Chuck Taylor (David Chappelle in whiteface). Press Conference with the President of the United States on Deep Impact 1998. Reporter (Bob Wiltfong). Announcer (Rudy Rush). President Dave tells all the secrets of the White House including Cure of AIDS, Cloning and Aliens. 120531 2006 Chappelle's Show: Hip Hop Newsbreak With Chuck Taylor T DVD -R HQ 6613 Episode #31. 7-9-2006 Parody TV News. News 3 - Hip Hop Newsbreak with Chuck Taylor, TV Anchorman. 120532 2005 Chappelle's Show: Lost Episodes, The: Parody Newscast T DVD -R HQ 6463 Episode #4 2-12-2003 Parody News. News 3 Special Report with Frank Dobson and Chuck Taylor (David Chappelle in extreme whiteface). "I'm Chuck Taylor. Frank Dobson died last night in his sleep." Report on African-American reparation checks turning blacks into the new rich. TV Field Reporter Wendy Mullin (White) in Queens interviews new rich blacks. Financial Correspondent Michael Peterson (White) reports on how the new rich blacks are changing the economy landscape. More News 3 Special Report. Weatherman Big Al. News Media. News Reporter (Dawn Stensland). 120533 2006 Chappelle's Show: Newscenter 3 Special Report on the Jedi Scandal T DVD -R HQ 8291 Episode #7. 3-5-2003 Parody News. TV Anchor Chuck Taylor (David Chappelle made up as a Caucasian) breaks into regular programming with a Newscenter 3 Special Report With Chuck Taylor. It's the story of a sex scandal involving the Jedi Knights. Jedi Knight Council Leader Yoda is at a press conference at Skywalker Ranch. Reporters quizzing him about the Jedi Cover-up. He resigns after taking several questions. Reporters at press conference of Yoda's replacement -- Mace "Sam Jackson" Windau. Taylor then gets an exclusive interview with a former Jedi Knight, Jarth Mader. Also includes an interview with a Star Trek fan on the street. Reporter (Rita Pietropinto). Host Dave Chappelle. Author Stephen King (Himself). Announcer (Rudy Rush - Voice). 120534 2004 Chappelle's Show: Theresa Roddy Interview, The T DVD -R HQ 6855 Episode #21. 3-3-2004 Interviewer Theresa Roddy of the Theresa Roddy Interview show talks to Lil Jon on her television program. She is bathed in soft light and asks very sincere questions. Lil John tries to answer her. 120535 2004 Chappelle's Show: TV Interviewer T DVD -R HQ 5927. Episode #20. 2-25-2004 TV Interviewer Theresa Roddy of "The Theresa Roddy Interview." 120536 2004 Chappelle's Show: World Series of Dice T DVD -R HQ 5454 Episode #21. 3-3-2004 Sportscasters Wilbur and Robert "Rob" and cover the World Series of Dice. Parody of coverage of poker championships. 2004 World Series of Dice from the Marcy Projects in Brooklyn, New York. 120537 2003 Chapter and Verse N Bateman, Colin News Media. Ivan Connor's publisher has just turned down his wonderful new novel, CHAPTER AND VERSE. His agent is out of ideas, and the only person to turn up at his latest reading is his mum. He's desperately jealous of the marketable Francesa Brady, a hugely successful author of fat romantic books for fat romantic people, whose expansive hair and bright red lipstick attack him from posters everywhere he goes. He's also living at home since his marriage broke up, and his ex-wife is furious that he collected the wrong child from school. But Connor has a brilliant idea. He's going to beat Francesca at her own game. All he needs is the right woman to play the part. And 'April May' is perfect. The media will adore the stunning calendar girl. No one will guess she's actually all wig and make-up, and on the run from prison... 120538 2005 Chapter II: Pillars of Wisdom!, The CB Captain Gravity: Power of the Vril, The #2 Russian Journalist Yefimovich 120539 1961 Chapter on Tyranny, A: Dateline Berlin T Armstrong Circle Theatre Narrator Ron Cochran 120540 1996 Chapter Perfect M News Director (George Hodge) 120541 1999 Chapter Zero M Newspaper Vendor (Peter Paul DeLeo). Novelist examines his life and ambition when his world is turned upside down by a sultry publisher. 120542 1645 Character of a London-Diurnal, The ER USC Cleveland, James News 120543 1841 Character Sketches: Fashionable Authoress, The N USC Thackeray, William Makepeace Editor Lady Fanny Flummery, a fashionable authoress, 45 novels, edited 27 new magazines, publishing poems, plays, thoughts, memoirs, recollections of travel and pamphlets without number. Lady Fanny writes everything; that is, nothing. M'Lather, a journalist. Immense pudgy man who wears a ruby breast-pin. Timson Augustus, editor of famous evening paper, the **** whose favourable notices Lady Fanny Flummery buys by attending to their family. 120544 1669 Characters SS USC Butler, Samuel Newsmonger (News-Monger) is "a Retailer of Rumour, that takes up upon Trust, and sells as cheap as he buys. He deals in a perishable Commodity, that will not keep: for if it be not fresh it lies upon his Hands, and will yield nothing." "True or false is all one to him; for Novelty being the Grace of both, a Truth grows stale as soon as a Lye. … He is little concerned whether it be good or bad, for that does not make it more or less News;" "and, if there be any Difference, he loves the bad best, because it is said to come soonest; for he would willingly bear his Share in any public Calamity, to have the Pleasure of hearing and telling it." Also a Modern Critic. 120545 1616 Characters, or Wittie Descriptions of the Properties of Sundry Persons ER COPY Anonymous (Thomas Overbury) News. Characters: An Almanacke-Maker. A Rymer. Newes From Any Whence. Or, Old Truth Under A Supposall of Noueltie. News From Court. Answere to the Court Newes. Country Newes. Newes from the very Countrey. Answere to the very Country Newes. Various other categories of Newes. 120546 1994 Charade N Brown, Sandra TV Host Cat Delaney was a famous TV soap opera star who drops her acting career, moves to San Antonio and creates a local news segment aimed at matching abandoned children with good adoptive homes. Feisty redhead has survived Hodgkin's disease, her parents' double suicide and life in a series of substandard foster homes. At the peak of her career, she has a heart transplant. After surgery she decides to change her life and becomes TV news host. She falls in love with a cop-turned-mystery writer. Newspaper articles describing murders of other heart transplantees appear in her mailbox and she realizes she is being stalked by a lunatic. 120547 2004 Charas (Marijuana) M Bollywood Investigative Journalist Piya (Namrata Shirodkar). Indian cop Dev Anand (Jimmy Shergill) pretends to be a journalist. Piya uses his material to score a scoop. 120548 2005 Charda Suraj (aka Rising Sun, The) MF India Journalist (Shivani) from Delhi on a trip to Punjab falls in love with an exemplary young Punjabi man who is breaking a new path in farming. 120549 1674 Charge to the Grand Inquest of England, A PO USC Anonymous News 120550 1981 Chariots of Fire M Reporter (Tommy Boyle) 120551 1998 Charite biz'ness MF France Journalist (Cecile Auclert). Photographer (Thierry Lhermitte). TV Presenter (Franck Dubosc). 120552 2005 Charles & Camilla: Whatever Loves Means MT DVD -R HQ 4928, 4929 News Media. Friendship between young Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles bowed to royal necessity when it came to marriage. Interviewer: Malcolm Douglas 120553 1860 Charles DeMailly N Goncourt de, Edmund-Juleo de Journalist and Critic Nachettem and Couturat, another journalist, both writers for Scandal, a journal that thrives on gossip, superficial aesthetic criticism and sensationalism. 120554 1956 Charles Farrell Show, The T Series Newspaper Editor (Marie Windsor). 120555 1984 Charles in Charge: T Episode. Theater Critic Jillian "Jill" Ann Pembroke (Julie Cobb) is theater critic for the New Jersey Register. She is later promoted to art and fashion editor, turns it down 120556 1987 Charles in Charge: T Episode. Reporter Josie Davis as Sarah Powell, middle child, reports for New Brunswick Herald. First story in Teen Magazine. Buddy longs for a date with Connie Chung 120557 1985 Charles in Charge: T Episode Reporter. Powells overhear Charles, Student of the Year, talking to a reporter (Barbara Rhoades) and conclude he's leaving them to move into a dorm 120558 1984 Charles in Charge: T Episode Newspapers. When Charles romances a famous rock star, a tabloid claims they are secretly married 120559 1984 Charles in Charge: T SV 127, 126, 100, 85 Episodes. Series October 30, 1984 to July 24, 1985. News Media 120560 1985 Charles in Charge: Dorm Warnings T SVD 1358 Episode Reporter (Barbara Rhodes) talks to Charles who is overheard causing problems. 120561 1969 Charles mort ou vif MF TV Reporter. Reporter de TV (Jo Excoffier) 120562 2008 Charles St. Clair: Evil of the Age N Levine, Allan #1 Charles St. Clair Chronicles Investigative Journalist Charles St. Clair of Fox’s Weekly, travels from the mansions of Fifth Avenue to the brothels of SoHo on the trail of two stories -- a murdered woman cruelly stuffed into a trunk and Tammany Hall’s insidious corruption. It is the sizzling summer of 1871 and New Yorkers talk about nothing else. What the 35-year-old St. Clair uncovers proves to be even more shocking than he ever imagined. When the mutilated corpse of a young woman is found decomposing in a trunk at the NYC Hudson Depot railway station, St. Clair and his boss, 55-year-old Tom Fox, the editor/owner of Fox’s Weekly newsmagazine are incensed. The gruesome crime, a botched abortion, is for them another example of abortion as “the evil of the age,” an evil they are dedicated to exposing along with the increasing graft and corruption of the city’s Tammany Hall power brokering. For St. Clair the grisly find is a tragic reminder of his wife, Caroline, and her death from an abortion to which he eagerly consented because of her increasing dependency on laudanum. Fortunately for him, however, his brother-in-law, Seth Murray, on the outs with a corrupt supervisor, is the detective assigned to the current case. Together they track the clues of a monogrammed handkerchief, a blood-soaked newspaper advertisement, and two blood-soaked gems found with the corpse to uncover the identities of the victim, her lover, her alleged abortionist, and eventually, her killer and the motives for her murder. Their quest leads them through brothels, bars, and hotels and into the opium dens of the Cercle Francais de l`Harmonie, the offices of the Tammany Hall politicians of the day, even into the homes of the rich and famous where socialites dance “the German.” While the fictional story moves forward with threats and physical assaults on St. Clair, Tom Fox and others, and with a red hot love affair between St. Clair and an undercover agent Fox has hired for the abortion investigation, references abound to real life people, places and events of the 1800s. Trysts take place at dives like the Hole-in-the –Wall pub and Billy McClory’s Armory Hall. Civil War veterans are beggars on the Five Points’ streets. The Credit Mobilier scandal plays prominently and facts and figures of the graft and corruption in the building of the Courthouse are quoted. Procuress Hester Jane Haskins is mentioned in the same breath as “Red Light” Lizzie, and politicians such as Oakes Ames, Vice President Schuyler Colfax, even President Grant are implicated in the Credit Mobilier ruse. Susan Anthony, "a school teacher in upstate New York," sends letters and handwritten articles to Fox for publication in his Weekly. Arguments for and against abortion rage around Madame Phillipe, alias Anna Jacoby, a refugee from Frankfurt’s Judengasse (Jew’s Alley) ghetto, and against a backdrop of the Tombs, miscarriages of justice for blacks and the NYC Draft Riots of 1863. And for anyone familiar with the history of Tammany Hall, the model for Grand Sachem, “Boss” Victor Fowler, the head of the Ring and the mastermind villain of Levine’s story, will be readily recognizable. As a nineteenth century prototype of the hard-boiled sleuth, chief protagonist Charles St. Clair is a warts-and-all hero. He’s guilt–ridden over the role he played in his wife’s death, imbibes far too much and more frequently than he should, carries a pistol for protection, enjoys sexual relations with a woman he’s barely met, literally and figuratively, gets high on hashish at Miss Kate’s House of Southern Belles, and has lost hundreds of dollars at a local gaming house, a debt that almost gets him killed. But inside the hard-boiled exterior there’s sufficient marshmallow to give him a softer edge when needed. And he's good, darned good, in his role as an investigative journalist willing to turn corrupt politicians on their collective ears and to track villainous vermin down their historical paths. His chronicles are potentially classic. 120563 1977 Charleston MF Italy Reporter Frank De Niro (Raffaele Mottola). 120564 1973 Charley and the Angel M News Reporter (Bob Hastings) 120565 1973 Charley Varrick M DVD -R HQ 3685, 3686. Photographer Jewell Everett (Sheree North). 120566 2008 Charley’s Web N Fielding, Joy Columnist Charlotte “Charley” Webb is a popular columnist for the Palm Beach Post and a single mom. A convicted child killer with a borderline personality disorder lures Webb into a web of danger and deceit. When the killer invites Charley to collaborate on the “true story” of what really happened to the three children she was convicted of murdering, Charley at first think it sounds like a great idea. Her sister Anne is a best-selling romance author so why couldn’t Charley have a nonfiction bestseller? Charley meets with the killer’s lawyer who secures a book contract. After committing to the project, Charley begins dating the killer’s attractive lawyer. Then she learns the killer had an accomplice, someone the loose she calls “Jack.” Charley must race against time to catch the horrible Jack and save his next target -- her son. 120567 2004 Charlie M Female Reporter (Nikki Jackman). 120568 1984 Charlie MT Miniseries News Media. First Journalist (Noel Cameron). Second Journalist (Nigel Gregory). Third Journalist (Ric Morgan). Press Conference Journalist (Edward Clayton). First Reporter (Mark Penfold). Second Reporter (Cornelius Garrett). TV Interviewer (Lew Gardner). 120569 2004 Charlie All Night NR Crusie, Jennifer Radio Producer Allie McGuffey, demoted from WBBB's prime-time spot and dumped by her boyfriend, walks into a bar looking for a rebound fling and picks up the Most Likely Candidate. He's a good kisser, but he also turns out to be her next week assignment, the new 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. DJ Charlie Tenniel. She plans to make her comeback by turning temporary DJ Tenniel into a household name. Their one-night stand becomes a four-week addiction. Night after night on the airwaves, his voice seduces her … and all the other women in town. He's a hit. 120570 2005 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory M Dahl, Roald (Novel). John August (Screenplay) Reporters. TV Reporter (Todd Boyce). Denver Reporter (Garrick Hagon). German Reporter (Hubertus Geller). Photographer (Ray Verma). 120571 2003 Charlie Big Potatoes: Novel, A N Robinson, Phil Alcoholic Writer Charlie of dubious skills writes for a glossy man's magazine and harbors deep insecurities about himself and his blue-collar background. After a coke-filled bachelor weekend in New York, he has a nervous breakdown on the altar and blows off his wedding to a lovely posh co-worker. 120572 1980 Charlie Bravo M Reporter Francois Girard, le Reporter (Jean-Francois Poron). 120573 1968 Charlie Bubbles M AFI-Television/Authors Writer 120574 2002 Charlie Butterfly MF Denmark Commentator (Kurt Thyboe). 120575 1981 Charlie Chan and the Curse of the Dragon Queen M Reporters at Clinic (Laurence Cohen, Robin Hoff, Kathie Kei, James Bacon) TV Interviewer (Dewey or Dewi Yee) Reporters at Pier (Joe Bellan, Garrick Huey) 120576 1937 Charlie Chan at the Olympics M SVD 616 Radio Announcer (Don Brodie) 120577 1936 Charlie Chan at the Opera M SVD 614 (Complete). SVD 581 (missing ending) Newspaper Wire Photo Technicians (Selmer Jackson, Emmet Vogan) 120578 1936 Charlie Chan at the Race Track M SVD 579 Reporter (Charles Williams) 120579 1940 Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum M SVD 616 Bijou Reporter Mary Bolton (Marguerite Chapman) is on a panel with Chan and guesses killer because any other radio man would have stayed on the air to broadcast murder 120580 1939 Charlie Chan at Treasure Island M SVD 615 Reporter Chief Kilvaine (Donal MacBride) helps Charlie Chan in an investigation by local police chief and 120581 1940 Charlie Chan in Panama M SVD 616 British Mystery Novelist, Clivedon Compton (Lionel Atwill) is a suspect of Chan. Fisherman-Cameraman Spy (Charles Stevens). Press. 120582 1935 Charlie Chan in Shanghai M Reporters (Luke Chan, Jack Chefe, Colin Kenny, Jimmy Phillips, Pat Somerset, Phil Tead, Beal Wong). Chinese government asks Charlie Chan to investigate a murder involving an opium ring in Shanghai. 120583 1937 Charlie Chan on Broadway M SVD 614 Biggers, Earl Derr (Source). Charles belden, Jerry Cady (Screenplay). Art Arthur, Robert Ellis, Helen Logan (Story) Reporter Speedy Patton (Donald Wood), scandal reporter and Johnny Burke (Douglas Fowley). Editor Murdock (J. Edward Bromberg), tough New York Bulletin editor. Photographer Joan Wendall (Joan Marsh) shoots pictures that help solve the crime. Speed Pattern is the killer. Reporters (Dan Brodie, Allen Fox, Creighton Hale, Sherry Hall, Robet Lowery, Franklin Parker, Billy Wayne). Desk Man-Reporter (Lon Chaney, Jr.). Photographer Marie Collins (Joan Woodbury). Photographers (Lester Dorr, Paddy O'Flynn). Copy Boy (Billy O'Brien). Candid Camera Snapper (Harry Depp). 120584 1977 Charlie Cobb: Nice Night for a Hanging MT Editor (Wallace Rooney). 120585 1956 Charlie Farrell Show, The: T Editor Marie Windsor, Palm Springs, CA 120586 2005 Charlie Jade: And Not a Drop to Drink T Episode #5. 5-7-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Charlie witnesses 01 use water to vanish before his eyes. Charlie investigates the incident, learning of a contaminated water supply purported to induce visions. Charlie needs money. He's tired of having to rely on Karl so much, so he decides to sell the only thing of value he has - his ring. He spending a lot of time keeping track on Boxer, as he saw Boxer disappear when pouring water on himself. He returns to the place he woke up after the blast - and meets with the girl and her mother that found him. He finds out about a town, where the water were contaminated. In Alphaverse, Jasmin is facing destitution. As she's a C3 she's not allowed to own anything and the corporation expropriate all of Charlie's belongings, of which she's considered to be one. A new location has been chosen by Vexcor to start rebuilding the gate-technology. Boxer shows a strange concern over the plans and he's managed to implicate the entire board of directors of Vexcor in Betaverse, who are consequently being held for questioning. Reene is held hostage by somebody, part of a terrorist group, that is repeatedly torturing and questioning her. 120587 2005 Charlie Jade: Bedtime Story T Episode #18. 8-6-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Back in Alpha, Charlie considers how he has been changed by his time in Beta. 01 meets with a mysterious associate. Charlie's friend telling the story of Vexcor before her execution, was swayed immediately by Essa Rompkin who spun it to their advantage. Charlie's conscience is wrestling with his mind. He knows what horrible price, a world will have to pay for Vexcor's plans. He starts having imaginary discussions with Blues Paddock while suffering from insomnia. He tells her about a case he had four years earlier. A woman who asks Charlie to find her missing husband that were a brilliant engineer. In Alphaverse, nobody simply disappears without knowing how to, due to the constant surveillance of all citizens. 01, overwrought by sorrow when finding his family dead by the hand of his father, went back and killed his father without a moments hesitation. 120588 2005 Charlie Jade: Behind the Scenes T Series. Science Fiction Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. This is a behind the scenes look at the making of Charlie Jade. Charlie Jade is from Alphaverse where he makes a living as a private eye. Although cynical and tough, he has a good life there: a beautiful girlfriend, a way to live without being at the mercy of one of the ruling corporations. A case leads him to a facility, and he witnesses some terrorists blowing it up. He realizes that the explosion caused him to end up someplace else. The world he finds himself is eerily similar and yet vastly different from his own. He needs to find his way home. Shot on location in South-Africa. 120589 2005 Charlie Jade: Betrayal T Episode #9. 6-4-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. While 01 recovers in Gamma, Charlie takes his investigation of Vex-Cor to the next level. Charlie visits the Glassdoor - the place the girl talked about before winding up dead in Alphaverse - and finally faces Boxer. Charlie is looking for yet another missing girl - and it would appear that he's not the only one interested in her, although he doubts it's got anything to do with Boxer. The parents have received a ransom note, and Charlie catches the guy that sent it and starts to find out more about the girl. Julius' hatred for Boxer is growing relentlessly. Boxer is asked to visit his father, but refuses. He wants his father to come to him, instead. What his father needs, is not his son per se, but what Boxer can give him. Reena, narrowly escaped from bombing the playground, is now with the woman that picked her up in the car. For the first time, in a long time, Reena gets to experience some kindness. The woman she's staying with is dying and together they find a common ground in their lonely lives. Jasmin is struggling in Alphaverse. Having visited a friend of Charlie's to have her rank upgraded by an illegal operation, she's found a job - but isn't performing well enough. 120590 2005 Charlie Jade: Big Bang, The T Episode #1. 4-16-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. While on a hunt for a woman with no identity, Detective Charlie Jade is shot into a strange parallel universe. Just before the big explosion, Charlie and Reena catches a glimpse of each other. They have both been thrown into an unknown universe - Betaverse. Charlie wakes up in a desert, a young girl, Jody, finds him. She is collecting pieces of blue glass, similar to what Charlie had found in Alphaverse before the explosion. The girl has, just like him, visions of the other universes. Reena fights with her conscience as she realizes what she had done. Hundreds of people are dead. She has a contact - somebody that she has been told about should anything like this happen to her. Karl Lubinsky - a critical journalist - is on the location trying to pry out what has happened, he has long had his eyes on Vexcor. Karl decides to help Charlie out, who is visibly lost and confused. Charlie has a difficult time to get to grasps with reality - and remembers the girl he found on his doorstep, who suffered from similar confusion. Vexcor are determined to rebuild the facility as quickly as possible. While the communication lines between the universes are broken, Essa, the CEO of Vexcor needs to ask 01 Boxer for help as he's the only one that can travel between the universes. 120591 2005 Charlie Jade: Can of Worms T Episode #21. 7-28-2005. Special Broadcast Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Charlie and his allies desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta, but one of their own has other plans. This is a recap episode - Karl Lubinsky reflects over how much his life has changed after hooking up with Charlie Jade. 120592 2005 Charlie Jade: Choosing Sides T Episode #12. 6-25-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Charlie decides to have a face-to-face with 01 Boxer. But when he gets to 01’s club he learns the police have the same idea. A woman is thrown to her death on a building site run by Vexcor and two other employees are shot dead at the same time. Blues Paddock is the detective assigned to the case and she figures out that somebody witness the murder of the woman and shot down the two culprits. Karl pressures Charlie to understand the implications of Krogg's report as he's obsessing over Gemmas disappearance. One woman isn't important, in view of the entire world possibly going under if Vexcor's plans with the gateway succeeds. Vexcor can not see anything wrong with the technology, even though presented with proof of the mysterious disappearing water. Julius, however, puts the tests on hold as he's growing concerned. Reena is quietly working away in Vexcor. Nobody's caught her as of yet, and she's going through everything she can lay her hands on. She's starting to have strange dreams - about finding out who she is. Charlie and Karl are starting to warm up to the idea that perhaps Charlie has the same possibility as 01 to travel between universes but before being able to talk to Boxer, he's whisked away by the police. And Julius is obviously a tad upset about 01 still being alive. 120593 2005 Charlie Jade: Devotion T Episode #8. 5-28-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Charlies investigates a missing person’s case in Cape Town and Reena is faced with a difficult decision when she meets a young woman who is dying of AIDs. Charlie visits the Glassdoor - the place the girl talked about before winding up dead in Alphaverse - and finally faces Boxer. Charlie is looking for yet another missing girl - and it would appear that he's not the only one interested in her, although he doubts it's got anything to do with Boxer. The parents have received a ransom note, and Charlie catches the guy that sent it and starts to find out more about the girl. Julius' hatred for Boxer is growing relentlessly. Boxer is asked to visit his father, but refuses. He wants his father to come to him, instead. What his father needs, is not his son per se, but what Boxer can give him. Reena, narrowly escaped from bombing the playground, is now with the woman that picked her up in the car. For the first time, in a long time, Reena gets to experience some kindness. The woman she's staying with is dying and together they find a common ground in their lonely lives. Jasmin is struggling in Alphaverse. Having visited a friend of Charlie's to have her rank upgraded by an illegal operation, she's found a job - but isn't performing well enough. 120594 2005 Charlie Jade: Diamonds T Episode #7. 5-21-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Charlie searches for the diamond ring that he pawned. He learns that a diamond merchant is manufacturing diamonds for Vex-Cor that will allow the company to play “big brother.” The ring Charlie pawned in order to get some cash, has ended up in the wrong hands. He's desperate to find it. The leads bring him to a man named Eckman, a prominent man in society who appears to have Vexcor connections but on closer look has no idea what he's involved in. Charlie used to be in the Alphaverse security force, and he got that ring as a spoil from an action where innocent children were shot. It's an important symbolic memory attached to the ring, and Charlies uses his talents to get it back. A new board of directors in Betaverse have been approved, and Essa Romkin is pleased to have been able to put a stunt in Boxer's plans. Julius is working on something, something that would help him get rid of Boxer once and for all. Reena is now a fullfledge participant in the terrorist group as she's "passed the tests". She is to fulfill a task for them, all in the name to stop Vexcor. A task that includes killing children. 120595 2005 Charlie Jade: Dirty Laundry T Episode #6. 5-14-2006 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Charlies searches for Themba Makendi, a civil rights crusader. Charlie is hired to find Themba Makendi, a black political agitator. Racial tension being the number one suspected motive in his disappearance. He's not doing much progress, and feels that perhaps somebody else should take the case. Nobody's paying attention to his protests though. He's increasingly interested in Paula, being so much like Jasmin. Jasmin is now back on the streets and goes to find her mother who she haven't seen in years. Reena is still being held captive - when a man raped her, one of the captors saved her. The man saving her from the rape tells her that she is now one of them and starts working on her being dependent of him. Boxer continues to drive Julius mad and he plans to obstruct the progress of the gateway as much as he can. Julius wants to get rid of Boxer but it's not as easy as he would like. Essa is having great problems keeping the company on its feet, but they're making progress and she hopes that they will not need Boxer for too long. Brian Boxer needs his son though. As the progress with the gateway improves - Charlie is getting more headaches and he connects the current problems with brownouts in the city with Vexcor. 120596 2005 Charlie Jade: Enemy of My Enemy, The T Episode #14. 7-9-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. After receiving a package with information on Vex-Cor, Charlie and Karl track the anonymous source, Reena. Meanwhile, 01 and Julius come to an arrangement. Now knowing that 01 Boxer is basically on the same side as him - at least he's fighting Vexcor - Charlie isn't sure what he's going to do or how to act on all the information. It's no small feat, saving the world. Karl is no stranger trying to chase Vexcor down by reporting the report of the pollution to the authorities released by Reena and the exec when trapped with a bomb. Charlie feels it needs to be bigger so by the help of Blues Paddock, he finds the exec and thus Reena. Something about her, though, tells Charlie that she has been programmed - he recognize the behavior from earlier experiences. A strange man keep telling Charlie to leave her alone though. When trying to fool Julius into thinking he's got a message from Essa - it turns out that they have something in common. Julius doesn't want the link up either. Jasmine killed a man, and is now on the run in Alphaverse. She's found by Tukarrs who's already set things in motion to help her out. She knows the price for this help though. 120597 2005 Charlie Jade: Flesh T Episode #19. 8-13-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Blaming him for Brion’s death, Essa has 01 imprisoned. Meanwhile, Essa prepares to bring the link online. Also, Charlie and Tukarrs make a deal with 01 to break him out of prison. Essa Rompkin wants 01 Boxer's head on a plate for killing his father. Brian Boxer, though, has left the entire company in his will to 01. Charlie have changed too much to be able to return to his life the way it was. He understands the ramification of Tukarr having taken care of Jasmin, and don't really care. He finds out that 01 is there - and Tukarrs helps them to get in touch with each other, now knowing more about what's going on. The three of them plans to implicate Essa and put 01 in charge, all to stop the link from opening up. Reena moves in with Karl, who has no idea where Charlie is. She plans to take down Vexcor, with or without the help of Charlie. Blues visits Karl to show him something odd that she had found, and finds Reena there. They head out to investigate some dead bodies found. 120598 2005 Charlie Jade: Identity T Episode #10. 6-11-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. While tracking some stolen Vex-Cor property, Charlie runs into somebody unexpected from his past. Charlie Jade needs a new identity now that Karl was forced to out him to save his own life. He finds a source who has access to Vexcore identities - and Charlie's interest is especially peaked after finding somebody he knew as a child, Gemma. She is employed by Vexcor, who are in charge over the water surveys in Betaverse, and is concerned about the water levels. The man who obtained the identi-sticks, gets held by the police, Blues Paddock, and she's too on the look out for Charlie Jade now. Meanwhile, the Vexcor corporation is hot on his trail. Something is going on with the water in Gammaverse as well. 01 is concerned. Wanting to protect his wife and two sons in Gammaverse, he knows it has something to do with the gateway. In Alphaverse detective Sew Sew Tukarrs takes an interest in Jasmin. No longer a C3 but C2, he knows she's tampered with her identi-chip. He has also on numerous occasions tried to talk to Essa Romkin. Too many missing persons from Vexcore for him to accept. Reena has managed to get a job at Vexcore, having faked her identity. 120599 2005 Charlie Jade: Ouroboros T Episode #20. 8-20-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Charlie and his allies desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta, but one of their own has other plans. Charlie is back in Betaverse - back with Blues. Not thinking they have anything to worry about, since 01 Boxer is now controlling Vexcor, he realizes to his horror that it's not over. He must remember something, something important. He's shifting between universes involuntarily - and he must find out his part in all of it. Boxer went ahead with the plans to open the link, despite what he's said before and it leads to Charlie and 01 Boxer having a final showdown. Reena has figured out what the strange box is to be used for. She's as determined as ever to bring Vexcor down, and stop the link, even though it means she must stay in Betaverse, that to her is hell - or die trying. She tells Karl to find the fail safe codes for the facility, which is a ruse so that she can go ahead with her plans. 120600 2005 Charlie Jade: Pilot T Episode Pilot. 4-16-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Charlie and his allies desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta, but one of their own has other plans. We are in Cape City -- in Alphaverse. Alphaverse is overpopulated and drab. Technology is advanced and the world is run by corporations, Vexcor being the most powerful one. Vexcor is working on secret gate-technology between parallel universes. Charlie Jade goes about his life as a private investigator and mostly deals with missing person cases. He suffers from visions, hallucinations, of a reality that isn’t there -- and is popping pills to prevent it. He has a good life, a beautiful, artistic girlfriend and he’s managed to find a way not to have to be a part of the system. Not knowing it, things are going to change for him and it starts when he finds a girl on his doorstep -- who doesn’t know where she is or how she got there. Following a lead, he starts tailing 01 Boxer, the rich son of Brian Boxer, the owner and former CEO of Vexcore. At the same time we meet Reena -- an innocent, intelligent girl from Gammaverse. Gammaverse is as close to paradise as you can come. She and her boyfriend are up to something, something that will affect all universes. Back in Betaverse, our university, Elliot Krogg, an employee of Vexcore, is trying to warn the corporation of what may come. 120601 2005 Charlie Jade: Power of Suggestion, The T Episode #4. 4-30-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. 01 orders his cronies to drug Krogg’s girlfriend to aid in the extraction of information from her, which he will use to implicate Vex-Cor’s board of directors in the bombing. Charlie thinks that Boxer killed Elliot Krogg - who is buried quietly and discreetly as a memorial service is held over the victims from the explosion. He's become the scapegoat for the explosion, and people are in outrage over it. Krogg's girlfriend was whisked away by corporate security people, and they need to find her. Unknown to them, 01 already got to her, and have planted all the answers he would like them to hear on their questions. Charlie is perplex about Boxer's involvement in the corporate businesses. A picture of Reena is published, as co-conspirator in the attack against the facility, and she needs to go even further underground. She takes a party-loving ambulance driver hostage, in order to keep under the radar for a bit. Jasmin is having serious problems, back in Alphaverse. A woman of her rank is not allowed to be self-sufficient, and she's soon going to have to decide whether or not to survive by means of sexual favours. 120602 2005 Charlie Jade: Sand T Episode #2. 4-16-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Following the explosion at Vex-Cor, Charlie awakens in Betaverse disoriented and confused. Jade is stuck in a parallel world and begins its exploration with the assistance of Journalist Karl Lubinsky who believes a corporation caused the explosion. 120603 2005 Charlie Jade: Shortening of the Way, The T Episode #16. 7-23-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Charlie goes to see an old friend for help controlling his visions. Charlie's on the run - with a genetically modified hunter hot on his trail. His visions are troubling him - and he can't control it. Karl sends him to a muti shaman to see if he can't help him out. Charlie finds himself in the desert again - and again with Jody, the girl that found him after the blast, and she helps him see the invisible people. Reena goes to find Karl again - she now knows that she's been programmed - and she believes that she has killed the one that did it to her but in reality a fail-safe kicked in. She regards 01 Boxer as a great man, and when finding out he's in Betaverse, she wants to meet him. Jasmine and Tukarrs are growing fonder of each other. However, he had to give up his job that he loved, and start to work on Vexcor in the security office. Being on the inside, he starts to notice just how many there are that has disappeared, and still are disappearing, from Vexcor. 120604 2005 Charlie Jade: Spin T Episode #17. 7-30-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Finally home, Charlie must readjust to life in Alpha and find a way to save a friend he has inadvertently put on Vex-Cor’s “naughty” list. Meanwhile, Brion Boxer visits 01’s family in Gamma. Charlie is home. He finally figured out how to bring himself between the Verses. Tukarrs finds out immediately that Charlie has returned and need for Jasmine to decide what she wants to do. Charlie, not knowing that Jasmine is still in his apartment, goes to find his old friends and to try and find his belongings. One slip-up, mentioning the word "Cape Town" - alerts his presence to the wrong people. His friend is captured, tortured and questioned, and to Charlie's horror, scheduled for execution. Charlie needs to get used to the change from Betaverse, and patching things up with Jasmine will be a bit more difficult than both of them would have thought. Brian Boxer knows, although being better having received the blood from all company employees that have been through the link at some point, that he's going to die. He needs more transfusions. So he goes after 01's family in Gammaverse. 120605 2005 Charlie Jade: Thicker Than Water T Episode #11. 6-18-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. With help from his friends, Charlie daringly breaks into Vex-Cor to try and find information to help him get home. Charlie and Gemma witnessed how a complete lake simply disappeared. He pretends to work for Vexcor as an undercover operative, in order to get Gemma to open up to him. She reveals how a lot of people are stuck since the facility blew up. They were dependent on each other as children, but something happened that makes Charlie not trust her completely. Julius refuses to listen to Gemma, and disregard her reports, which puts her in a more friendly mode towards Charlie. Brion Boxer is back at the reigns, thanks to 01's blood transfusion, he's in a poor shape though and need more. Anyone who's been through the link, is a possible donor. 01 is back in Betaverse. The gentle, loving man of Gammaverse gone. It's apparent that his mind is affected when being outside Gammaverse but he's bent on ruining the plans in regards of the gateway. He "renews" the acquaintance with his former girlfriend and ask her to front the club. Julius still think 01 is dead, and he would like to keep it that way. Karl and Charlie are talking again - Charlie understands that Karl didn't have any choice. 120606 2005 Charlie Jade: Things Unseen T Episode #15. 7-16-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Charlie takes Blues Paddock into his confidence and learns he’s being hunted. Reena comes face to face with her programmer and, in Alpha, Jasmine and Tukarrs get closer. Two detectives - two universes. Blues in Betaverse, Tukarr in Alphaverse - and both wonder about the Vexcor part in respective crimes committed and Charlie Jade's involvement. Blues reads Karl's entries online and puts two and two together, so she goes to question him. Tukarr, a gentleman, has not forced himself on Jasmine. He wants her to feel affection for him, as he does for her and is very patient. This affection, however, proves to be a good hold for Essa Rompkin, when he pushes the investigation further. Charlie goes to find Blues, and he tells her about Vexcor. He peaks her interest, and she starts digging only to find out that the execs have a surprising lack of past. Reena contacts Karl - she's confused and lonely and needs help. Karl tells her that she's been programmed, and it scares her but she tries to find out more. 120607 2005 Charlie Jade: Through a Glass Darkly T Episode #13. 7-2-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Charlie and 01 have a real heart-to-heart while Reena diffuses an explosive situation. Jasmine’s day at work is murder. During the interrogation after the daring rescue of 01 Boxer from the police station, Charlie finds out what he's been up to. Although not trusting 01 completely, he's decided to at least believe some of it and let him lose. 01 would have Charlie believe that he's against Vexcor's plans. He's desperate to keep the link down and he's making sense but in order to prove his case they're going to need to take a road trip. To Charlie's disappointment 01 can't take him back to Alphaville. The story is checking out in large parts. Jasmin is back in the sexual trade, not really having had a choice. She's in a desperate situation and starts to consider Tukarr's offer. Vexcor execs are straying - and Reena is trying to use the situation. Having persuaded a man to do the right thing, they find themselves locked in, accompanied by a bomb. The whole picture of everybody involved are starting to emerge. What has seemed random, has been deliberate and unavoidable. 120608 2005 Charlie Jade: You Are Here T DVD -R HQ 10935 Episode #3. 4-23-2005 Journalist Karl Lubinsky (Tyrone Benskin) befriends private eye Charlie Jade, originally from Alphaverse, who finds himself trapped in Betaverse, trying to both find a way home and to uncover the sinister mega-corporation Vexcor’s agenda. Three parallel universes interconnect Capetown, South Africa, and Vexcor has found a way to bridge the dimensional barrier. Alphaverse is a grungy, high-tech cyberpunk reality. Betaverse is Earth. Grammaverse is an environmentally progressive world. Most of the action takes place in Betaverse, our world. Charlie and his allies, including Lubinsky, desperately search for a way to keep the link from activating and destroying Beta. Journalist Lubinsky searches for the truth behind an explosion and Charlie reluctantly helps the reporter. In the search for answers regarding the explosion, Charlie teams up with Journalist Karl Lubinsky. Karl is convinced that Charlie is from another planet when Charlie finally let him know what's going on. Since Charlie is an accomplished investigator, Karl decides to hire his services. They need to find Reena, who Charlie have seen twice now. Reena is alone, ill and vulnerable. 01 Boxer knows about her being there, having the ability to visit Gammaverse and follow the investigation there, and he aims to find her as well, possibly to use her to serve his agenda. The board of Vexcor are worried, and are missing one of their employees, Elliot Krogg. He was last seen shouting warnings about what would happen, and he is now on the run. His girlfriend has been picked up by the police, which means an opportunity for Boxer. Back in Alphaverse, Jasmine is in trouble. With Charlie gone - she is thrown at the mercy of the rules and regulations which states that she can't own anything, and isn't allowed to have any claim on Charlie's belongings. She refuses to believe that he's dead. Meanwhile, Charlie has met a woman in Betaverse that looks exactly like Jasmine, her name is Paula. 120609 2003 Charlie Johnson in the Flames N Ignatieff, Michael War Correspondent Charlie Johnson is a seasoned if reckless journalist who after trying to save a local woman set on fire on the Kosovo-Serbia border, becomes obsessed with finding the culprit. 120610 2003 Charlie Lawrence; I'll Take the Low Road T Episode #5. 7-20-2003 Reporter (Catherine Bruhier). 120611 2003 Charlie Lawrence: Vote of Confidence, A T Episode #1. 6-15-2003 Newscaster (Shannon Cochran). 120612 1939 Charlie McCarthy, Detective M SVDSP 1423 White, Robertson (Story). Edward Eliscu, Harold Shumate, Richard Mack (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Bill Banning (John Sutton) and associate Joe Felton (Milburn Stone) is investigating a gangster link to magazine publisher Arthur Aldridge (Louis Calhern). The publisher has the two journalists jailed in Central America. Felton escapes and contacts magazine writer Scotty Hamilton (Robert Cummings) to help him, but is later killed. Banning also escapes and publisher plans to have him killed, but the publisher is murdered during a party at his house. Bergen and dummy play detective. Banning and his girlfriend are held captive in a nightclub but escape when Bergen and Hamilton arrive. The murderer is revealed to be journalist Hamilton, who was trying to stop the corrupt publisher. 120613 1971 Charlie Meyerson: CB Ghosts Comics 1971 Reporter Charlie Meyerson was a reporter for WXRT Radio and later WNUA News. He was assumed dead on more than one occasion but somehow always manages to turn up alive and well. Meyerson is in reality a real-life longtime Chicago-area radio reporter and comic book fan as well as a freelance contributor to DC Comics. 120614 1979 Charlie Muffin MT Photographer, U.S Embassy (William Hootkins) 120615 2004 Charlie pa skinner DF Denmark Interviewer-Host Frode Munksgaard 120616 2002 Charlie Raven CB Jack Staff #9 Reporter. Vampire Reporter 120617 2007 Charlie Wilson's War M French News Photographer (Francois Duhamel). 120618 2007 Charlie Wilson's War M French News Photographer (Francois Duhamel). 120619 2000 Charlie's Angels M DVD Media kingpin Roger Corwin (Tim Curry) 120620 1978 Charlie's Angels: Angel On My Mind T Episode #57. 11-22-1978 News Vendor (Billy Barty). 120621 1977 Charlie's Angels: Angels on the Air T DVD -R HQ 7128. SVD 744 Episode #30. 11-8-1977 Radio Newswoman (Linda Dano) is replaced by Kelly when she is threatened with death if she stays on the air. 120622 1977 Charlie's Angels: Killing Kind, The T DVD -R HQ 6854. SVD 1184, 1099 Episode Reporter drowns attempting to expose a couple in a witness protection program 120623 1976 Charlie's Angels: Lady Killer T DVD -R HQ 6872 Episode #8. 11-23-1976 Magazine Empire Publisher (Hugh O'Brian) calls the Angels when he thinks a rival publisher is killing his centerfold models. 120624 1977 Charlie's Angels: Marathon Angels T Lakso, Edward Episode News Media 120625 1977 Charlie's Angels: Mike Fright T Froug, William Episode. 11-9-1977 News Media 120626 1978 Charlie's Angels: Pom Pom Angels T Episode #54. 11-1-1978 Photographer (James Ferrier). 120627 1991 Charlie's Christmas Secret T Newsboy Boy (Seth Green) prepares a holiday surprise for several lonely poverty-stricken people along his newspaper route 120628 2003 Charlie's War M Photographer (Tim Hubbard). 120629 2004 Charlies bogklub TF Episode #10. 12-8-2004 Journalist-Author Jan Sneum. Host Sven Bedsted. 120630 2004 Charlies bogklub: TF Episode #5. 11-3-2004 Journalist-Author Lars Daneskov. Host Sven Bedsted. 120631 1996 Charlot og Charlotte MTF Miniseries Journalist (Peter Mygind). 120632 1980 Charlotte M Reporter (Shaun Lawton) 120633 2009 Charlotte McNally: Air Time NR Ryan, Hank Phillippi #3 Charlotte McNally series. Harlequin Next TV Reporter Charlotte “Charlie” McNally is a seasoned reporter working in the cutthroat world of TV journalism. When the savvy TV reporter enters the glamorous world of high fashion, she soon discovers that when the purses are fake -- the danger is real. And no one can be trusted. Now Charlotte can’t tell the real from the fake as she goes undercover to bring the couture counterfeiters to justice -- and in her struggle to answer an all-important, life-changing question from a certain handsome professor. The one thing Charlotte knows for sure is that the wrong choice could be the last decision she ever makes. An Excerpt From... Air Time by Hank Phillippi Ryan It's never a good thing when the flight attendant is crying. Franklin, strapped into the seat beside me, his seat back and tray table in the full upright position, headphones on and deep into Columbia Journalism Review, doesn't notice her tears. But I do. She's wearing a name tag that says Tracy, a navy blue pencil skirt, a bow-tied striped scarf, flat-heeled pumps and dripping mascara. We're sitting on the Baltimore airport tarmac, still attached to the jetway, a full fifteen minutes past our scheduled takeoff for Boston and home. And Tracy's crying. I nudge Franklin with my elbow and tilt my head toward her. "Franko, check it out." Only Franklin's eyes move as, with a sigh, he glances up from under his new wire-rimmed glasses. He looks like an owl. Then, without a word, he slowly closes his CJR and finally looks at me. I can see he's as unnerved as I am. His eyes question, and I have the only answer a television reporter can give. "Get your cell," I whisper. "Turn it on." "But, Charlotte—" he begins. He's undoubtedly going to tell me some Federal Aviation Administration rule about not using cell phones in flight. Like any successful television producer, Franklin always knows all the rules. Like any successful television reporter, I'm more often about breaking them. If it could mean a good story. "We're not in flight," I hiss. "We haven't budged on this runway. But one of us—you—is going to get video of whatever it is that's going on here. The other—me— is going to call the assignment desk back at Channel 3 and see if they know what the heck is happening at this airport." I look out my window. Nothing. I look back up at Tracy, who's now huddling with her colleagues in the galley a few rows in front of us. Their coiffed heads are bent close together and one has a comforting arm around another's shoulders. The faces I can see look concerned. One looks up and catches me staring. She swipes a tapestry curtain across the aisle, blocking my view. Part of me is, absurdly, relieved that our takeoff is delayed. I hate takeoffs. I hate landings. I hate flying. And if something terrible has happened, all I can say is, I'm not surprised. But I have to find out if there's a story here. Maybe Tracy just has some sort of a personal problem and I'm making breaking news out of a broken heart. I yank my bag from under the seat in front of me and slide out my own cell phone. Bending double so my phone is buried in my lap, I pretend to sneeze to cover the tim-tee-tum sound of it powering up, then sneeze again to make it more convincing. As I'm contemplating sneeze three, I hear my call to the assignment desk connect. "It's me. Charlie," I whisper. I pause, closing my eyes in annoyance at the response. "Charlie McNally. The reporter? Is this an intern?" I pause again, picturing a newbie twentysomething in over her head. Me, twenty-two years ago. Twenty-three, maybe. I start again, calm. Taking the snark out of my voice. "It's Charlotte McNally, the investigative reporter? Give me Roger, please." I glance at the curtain to the galley. Still closed. "Right now." Franklin's up and in the aisle, holding his cell phone as if it's off as he pretends to take a casual stroll toward the galley curtains. I know he's got video rolling. I know his phone has a ten-minute photo capacity, and he's done this so many times he can click it off and on without looking. Talk about a hidden camera. Our fellow passengers will only see an attractive thirtysomething black guy in a preppy pink oxford shirt checking out the flight attendants. I see Franklin Brooks Parrish, my faithful producer, getting the shots we need. Whatever is happening—all caught on camera. Exclusive. "Roger Zelinsky." The night assignment editor's Boston accent makes it Rah-jah. "What's up, C?" "We're in Baltimore, on the way home from the National Journalism Convention," I say, still doubled over into my lap and whispering. Luckily Franklin and I had an empty seat between us. A hidden camera is one thing—a hidden forbidden conversation on a cell phone is another. "We're at the airport. In a plane. On the tarmac." "So?" Roger replies. "Exactly," I say. "That's what I'm trying to find out." I give him the short-version scoop on the tears, the delay, the closed curtain. Franklin's now made it to the galley, his phone camera nonchalantly pointed at the spot where the curtain would open. But it hasn't opened. Maybe Tracy broke up with the pilot. Maybe they don't have enough packages of peanuts. Maybe someone decided to smoke in the bathroom. Then, even through the fuzzy phone connection, I hear all hell break loose at Channel 3. Strapped in and surrounded by passengers and pillows and carry-on bags, on Flight 632 there's only the muted sounds of passengers muttering, speculating. But about five hundred miles away, in a Boston television newsroom, bells are ringing and alarms are going off. I know it's the breaking news signal. The Associated Press is banging out a hot story. I bet it's centered right here. And any second, I'm gonna know the scoop in Baltimore. "Runway collision. Two planes. A 737 and some commuter jet. Cessna. I'm reading from the wires, hang on." Roger's voice is now urgent. I can picture him, eyes narrowed, racing through the information coming through on his computer. Bulletins appear one or two sentences at a time and with every new addition more alert bells ping. "No casualty count yet. One plane taxiing toward takeoff, one on the ground." "The little plane," I begin. "How many—was it— which—" "Don't know," Roger replies. Terse. The bell pings again and our connection breaks up a bit. "Fire engines," he says. I've got to get off this plane. I've got to get into the terminal. This story is big, it's breaking, and I'm ready to handle it. "Call you asap," I whisper, interrupting. "I'm getting out of here." I snap my phone closed, tuck it into my bag, unclasp my seat belt and stand up. Franklin looks over, and I signal with widening eyes and a tilt of my head. Come back. Franklin glances at the still motionless curtain. He points his phone backward and returns to our seats. Camera rolling. Just in case. I grab his arm and yank him back into seat 18C. "Listen," I hiss. "There's been a collision on the runway here. Fire, Roger says." I pause, hoping no one can hear me. "I've got to get off this plane and into the airport." Franklin wipes away imaginary creases from his still-perfect khakis. I know this means he's thinking. Calculating. Taking in the information. "Listen, Charlotte. I know you're addicted to the news," he says, voice low. "But you've got to get to Boston. Our interview with the Prada P.I. is scheduled for tomorrow morning. She's meeting us at the airport. It's between flights for her. It's tomorrow or never. That's her schedule." Franklin apparently has a BlackBerry implanted in his brain. "She's got the specs and some inside scoop on counterfeit bags," he says. "She's giving us documents from the purse designers. Without her, our ‘fabulous fakes' story may not be so fabulous." He glances toward the galley curtain, so I do, too. Nothing. "Local reporters can cover the runway incursion," Franklin continues. "They're probably already on the air with whatever the story is. And you're the big-time investigative reporter, remember? You don't do breaking news like this anymore. You've got to stay on this plane and get back to Boston." I know I'm an aging Dalmatian. But when the fire bell rings, I can't stand to be out of the action. The secret to TV success is being at the right place at the right time. And recognizing it. I flip up the armrests between us, stand up again, and try to edge around Franklin and into the aisle. Luckily I have on flats, so I'll be able to run if I need to. And my black pants, white T-shirt and black leather jacket will look appropriately serious when I go on camera. I'm heading for significant airtime. And a big story. "Piffle," I say. "I can cover this story, make Channel 3 look good, thrill Kevin by providing him with the news director's dream ‘local reporter on the scene to cover national news' segment, hop the next plane to Boston and arrive in plenty of time for the meeting. It's at eleven, after all. You worry too much, Franko. Now, move it." Franklin doesn't budge. "You don't worry enough, Charlotte. You're not going anywhere," he says. He points to seat 18A. "Sit." I don't. But I can't get out unless Franklin moves. I twist toward him, my back crammed against the seat in front of me, my head bowed under the too-short-for-my-five-foot-seven-self curving plastic ceiling of the 737. "Your suitcase," he says. "It's checked. And you ain't goin' nowhere without it. After September eleven? Nobody checks a bag, then gets off the plane. Forget about it." "Nope," I say. I try my exit move again, but Franklin is still blocking me. "I got the lattes. You checked both bags, remember? They're both attached to your ticket. Far as this airline is concerned, I have no baggage. Which means you can pick them both up in Boston and I'll get mine from you later. There is certainly a morning flight. Which means I'm free to go. And I'm going." I see Franklin hesitate. I've won. "Call Josh, okay?" I say, edging my way closer to the aisle. "Tell him…" I pause, one hand on the seat back, considering. It looks like yet another news story will keep me from my darling Josh Gelston. Maybe I should just stay on the plane. Go home. Let the locals cover the story. Have a life with the first man in twenty years who isn't interested in my celebrity. Or jealous of it. Who isn't intimidated by my job. Professor Josh Gelston is also the first man in twenty years who, I realize, makes me want to go home. Well, as soon as I can. "Tell Josh what happened," I say. "Tell him I'll be back as soon as I can. Actually, he's at some school event tonight, so just leave a message. And ask him to call Amy to feed Botox. And I'll talk to him tomorrow." Josh will understand about the cat sitter. And my situation. I hope. Franklin smoothes the wrinkles again, then shrugs. And this time, he slides his knees to one side, allowing me to squirm my way out into the aisle. "They'll never let you off this plane," he predicts. The unfamiliar airport blurs into a collage of gate numbers, flashing lights and rolling suitcases as I snake my way past luggage-toting passengers, blue-uniformed flight crews, maintenance carts and posses of stern-faced TSA officers. I'm focused on finding gate C-47. My cell phone is clamped to my ear, the line open to Channel 3, but no one is on the other end yet. I'm waiting for more updates from Roger. So far all I know is I'm supposed to meet the Baltimore station's crew—a camera-person and a live satellite van—from our local network affiliate. We'll go live as soon as the uplink is set. And as soon as someone tells me what's happened. No one in the terminal is running, which seems strange. I don't see any emergency crews. That's strange, too. Maybe because it's all happening in a different terminal. They don't want to scare anyone. I wonder if anyone is hurt. I wonder what went wrong. I wonder if there's a fire. I think about survivors. I think about families. I've covered too many plane crashes over the past twenty years. And part of me knows that's why I'm so unhappy about flying. I try not to admit it, because an investigative reporter is supposed to be tough and fearless. When it comes to air travel, I pretend a lot. "Yup, I'm here," I answer the staticky voice now crackling in my ear. The block-lettered signs for Terminal C are pointing me to the left. Following the arrows, I trot through the crowded corridor, listening to Roger tell me the latest. I stop, suddenly, realizing what he's saying. A Disney-clad family divides in half to get by, throwing annoyed looks as they swarm back together in front of me. I barely notice. "So, you're telling me there's nothing?" I reply. "You're telling me—no big collision? No casualties? No fire?" "Yep. Nope," Roger says. "Apparently one wing tip of a regional jet just touched a 737. On the ground. No passengers in the smaller plane. But the pilot panicked, Maydayed the tower, they sent the alarm, fire crews powered in. Every pilot on the tarmac picked up the radio traffic—guess that's how your flight attendant got wind of it. And the Associated Press, of course. It was a close call. But no biggie." "So…" My adrenaline is fading as I face reality. I plop into a leatherette seat along the wall, stare at my toes, and try to make journalism lemonade. "So, listen. Should we do a story about the close call? Should we do an investigation about crowded runways? Is there a pattern of collisions at the Baltimore airport?" "Charlie, that's why we love you," Roger says with a chuckle. "Always looking for a good story. Does your brain ever turn off? Come home, kiddo. Thanks for being a team player." It's the best possible outcome, of course, I tell myself as I slowly click my phone closed and tuck it back into my bag. And it's certainly proof of how a reporter's perspective gets warped by the quest for airtime. How can anyone be sorry there's not a plane crash? I smile, acknowledging journalism's ugliest secret. A huge fire? A string of victims? A multimillion dollar scam? Bad news is big news. Only a reporter can feel disappointed when the news is good. But actually, there is good news that I'm happy about. Now I can go home. To Josh. My energy revs as I race to the nearest flight information screen and devour the numbers displayed on the televisions flickering above me. Arrivals. Departures. If I'm lucky, my plane is still hooked to that jetway, doors open. I can get back on board, into 18A, and get home for a late and luscious dinner with Josh. I imagine his welcoming arms swooping me off the floor in a swirling hug. Our "don't stay-away-this-long-ever-again" kisses. I imagine skipping dinner. I find what I'm looking for. Boston, Flight 632. I find what I'm not looking for. Status: Departed. 120634 2008 Charlotte McNally: Face Time NR Ryan, Hank Phillippi #2 Charlotte McNally series. Harlequin Next TV Reporter Charlotte “Charlie” McNally is a seasoned reporter working in the cutthroat world of TV journalism. Veteran TV Reporter McNally fights for justice, journalism and the battle against on-air aging. The good news: she’s got explosive evidence to free an innocent woman from prison. The bad news: that makes Charlottee, and someone she loves, the real killer’s next target. Charlotte knows she has what it takes to get the story. Unfortunately, the more Charlotte snoops around, the more people turn up dead. 120635 2007 Charlotte McNally: Prime Time NR Ryan, Hank Phillippi #1 Charlotte McNally series. Harlequin Next TV Reporter Charlotte “Charlie” McNally is a seasoned reporter working in the cutthroat world of TV journalism. Could an innocent e-mail offer really result in murder, mayhem and a multimillion-dollar fraud ring? The last person to ask has turned up dead, but that won’t stop McNally from poking around. She knows she’d better pull out all the stops or kiss her cushy job and lifestyle goodbye. But all too soon her investigation leads her straight to Josh Gelston, who is a little too handsome. Could she trust a word she said? Charlie might have a nose for news, but men are a whole other story, which means she is putting her job, her life and her heart on the line. TV Investigative Reporter Charlotte “Charlie” McNally is 46 and feels she is getting too old for the screen. The top-notch TV investigative reporter is in the prime time of her career. She’s smart, successful and sexier than she realizes -- but she’s worried her news director is about to replace her with a younger model. On the hunt for a story that will save her job, Charlie suspects some of that annoying Spam clogging her computer is more than cyber junk mail. She discovers it actually carries big-money secret messages to big-shot insiders who know how to decode it. Problem is, the last outsider who deciphered the system now resides in the local morgue. So this could be the biggest story of Charlie’s already successful television career -- or the one that may end her life. Charlie’s also facing another dilemma: what happens when a workaholic, passionate-about-journalism TV reporter is married to her job -- but the camera doesn’t love her anymore? When a man working for a large pharmaceutical company is killed in an auto accident and she’s sent to interview his wife, Charlie sees it as one more sign that her career is going downhill. Then she learns the man had e-mailed her about some papers -- and that the company has a secret whistle-blower. As Charlie tries to get to the bottom of this juicy story, she meets professor Joshua Gelston, the first man who’s interested her in ages, but is he one of the good guys? 120636 1992 Charlotte Sams: Showcase NM Glen, Alison #1 Charlotte Sams Mystery Series Freelance Reporter Charlotte Sams. Her best pal, retired psychologist Lou Torenson is a volunteer at the opening of swank Chinese art exhibit. A blowhard art critic-professor-historian Phil Stevenson throws a bombshell into the exhibit. He publicly announces that an imperial jade necklace is a fake and notes the wrong number of toes on a statue. He screams foul at top of his lungs. The next day the art history professor and oriental art critic is killed. Charlotte, sniffing a story, interviews some of the opening's guests. The art expert-professor's wife asks Charlotte to do some sleuthing. She and Lou discover a motive for murder. 120637 1995 Charlotte Sams: Trunk Show NM Glen, Alison #2 Charlotte Sams Mystery Series Freelance Reporter Charlotte Sams is a wife, mother, freelance writer and intrepid amateur sleuth. Now she's on the trail of a murderer at the Columbia Zoo. Charlotte once again finds herself smack-dab-in-the-middle of madness, mayhem and murder. She finds herself up to her eyeballs in elephants, cheetahs, tigers -- and most unexpectedly, a human killer. She arrives at the zoo for her scheduled interview with an elephant keeper who said he had some information for her upcoming article. But the elephant keeper was pushed to his death from the roof of the Asian elephant enclosure. As she questions other zoo employees to find out what the elephant keeper wanted to tell her, she also is threatened: the top of her convertible is slashed and she finds a spoken threat inserted onto her music exercise tape. She confronts the new zoo director when she learns of fiscal impropriety. Soon he too is dead, an apparent suicide. But Charlotte doesn't buy it and ends of solving both murders. 120638 1957 Charmants garcons MF Commentator (Maurice Biraud) 120639 1999 Charmed & Dangerous M Radio Reporter (Frank X. Mur). 120640 2004 Charmed and Dangerous N Wilde, Lori Public Relations Specialist Cassie Cooper’s sister is former Olympian Maddie Cooper, who keeps her trim, taut body in great shape and her heart safe from any man. Until her thrill-seeking twin, Cassie, gets in big trouble and Maddie has to come to her rescue -- again. FBI agent David Marshall has a big headache and all because of two women. He had enlisted Cassie in a sting operation, but se’s disappeared among art thieves and forgers. Now, determined to find her sister, Maddie charges furiously into the picture, sticking to his side and making him tingle in all the right places. But David knows just how to take back control. First, local Cassie. Second, reclaim the stolen masterpieces. Third, figure out how to put Maddie’s fears about men to bed, and get her delectable self into his. 120641 1998 Charmed Place, A NR Stockenberg, Antoinette War Correspondent Dan Hawke, after serving for 14 years as a correspondent, has taken up residence in the lighthouse next door to a woman who was his first love. During their college years, Hawke had been a principal player in a political rally that nearly killed the woman's father. That ended their relationship. An out-of-body experience compels Hawke to reenter her life and take up where they left off. She is now divorced but everyone in the family hates him, especially her jealous ex-husband and her mother who blames him for her husband's death. 120642 1998 Charmed: T Series 1998-2006. WB Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) is her boss. Editor Jason Dean (Eric Dane), new boss of "The Bay Mirror," the newspaper Phoebe wrote advice for, and quickly became Phoebe's boyfriend for more than a year. Jason career-oriented, and Phoebe traveled all over the world with him including living in Hong Kong for a while. Phoebe was always working to keep her witch life a secret from him and when he found out, he broke up with her. 120643 2001 Charmed: T DVD -R HQ 2357 Episode Magazines. Bridal magazines read at beauty parlor and by Piper in opening montage. 120644 2006 Charmed: 12 Angry Zen T DVD -R HQ 5476 Episode. 2-12-2006 Columnist Phoebe celebrates her independence by throwing a housewarming party that gets out of control. Monk teaches Billie how to use her power of projection to find her sister. 120645 2000 Charmed: All Halliwell's Eve T DVD -R HQ 5036 Episode #48 Future Journalist Phoebe. Halloween sends the sisters back in time where they must help a coven in danger of extinction. 120646 2001 Charmed: All Hell Breaks Loose T DVD -R HQ 4002 Episode #66 TV Reporter Elana Dominguez (Mercedes Colon) of KSCF 8 TV News and her Cameraman (Mark Bennington) broadcast a live news report showing two of the Halliwell sisters using a spell to vanquish a demon. KSCF 8 News Director (Margaret Easley), News Editor (Joe O'Connor) and the TV News Staff debate showing the tape again. Dominguez reminds them that 200,000 people saw it live. The story goes nationwide. Dominguez and reporters from every station show up at the sisters' home -- first time the sisters are caught doing their magic in three years. Media and crowds surround the house. Police arrive. Media circus. Interview requests pore in from Ted Koppel, Time Magazine, Jerry Springer, even Sports Illustrated. Rumors, interviews with childhood friends, complete coverage. Piper is shot by a crazy woman who is angry the sisters' ignored her pleas to join them. Piper dies. At the hospital, just as police shoot a bullet at Prue, the demon reverses time and everything returns to pre-media coverage time. Reporter #1 (Joe Torrenueva). Reporter #2 (John Torbett). 120647 2000 Charmed: Animal Pragmatism T DVD -R HQ 4963 Episode #35 Future Journalist Phoebe. College women cast a spell to turn three animals into men for a romantic evening. 120648 2000 Charmed: Apocalypse Not T DVD -R HQ 5666 Episode Future Journalist Phoebe. Charmed ones battle the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. 120649 2000 Charmed: Astral Monkey T DVD -R HQ 4982. Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. Doctor acquires the witches' powers during a blood transfusion, then seeks to save his dying sister 120650 2000 Charmed: Awakened T DVD -R HQ 4962 Episode #34. 2-3-2000 Future Journalist Phoebe. Prue and Phoebe try to cure Piper of a life-threatening illness. Female Reporter #1 (Jennifer Massey). Female Reporter #2 (Lisa Ann Grant). 120651 2003 Charmed: Baby's First Demon T DVD -R HQ 5337. VHS 1371 Episode #104. 3-30-2003 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) is her boss. Publisher-Media Mogul Jason Dean (Eric Dane) is the newspaper's new rich publisher. Phoebe is attracted to him. Phoebe's future with the newspaper is threatened by the new owner. Reporter Kate (Kate Anthony). 120652 2004 Charmed: Bare Witch Project, The T DVD -R HQ 1986 Episode #136. 9-19-2004 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror believes that Leslie "Les" St. Claire (Nick Lachey) is incapable of writing an advice column for women. Editor (Dennis W. Hall). Reporter (Vladimir Rajcic). As the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters continue to wage war against evil as they seek to strengthen their sisterly bond and come closer to fulfilling their destiny., When a bored student at the Magic School accidentally conjures up Lady Codiva and Lord Dyson, the Charmed Ones must keep Dyson from killing Lady Godiva….and changing the future. "Ask Leslie" is successful column in the future when Les is married to Phoebe and when she shows up at the Bay Mirror office, he wonders why she isn't home with the kids. Newspaper Reporter (Erik von Detten). St. Claire, ghostwriter hired to write Phoebe Halliwell's advice column at the beginning of the seventh season. Although Phoebe is shocked to learn that her ghostwriter was a man, she nonetheless finds herself in a romantic relationship with him. 120653 2005 Charmed: Battle of the Hexes T DVD -R HQ 4763 Episode #164. 11-13-2005 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Agent Murphy gives the Charmed Ones their first Homeland Security case. Phoebe and Billie discover a belt that gives Billie superpowers. 120654 2000 Charmed: Be Careful What You Witch For T DVD -R HQ 5667 Episode Future Journalist Phoebe. Infernal Council sends a genie to destroy the Power of Three by granting each sister a wish 120655 2002 Charmed: Bite Me T DVD -R HQ 5243 Episode Future Journalist Phoebe. Vampire queen orders minions to convert Paige in order to shift the balance of power before trying to unseat Cole as ruler of the Underworld. 120656 2001 Charmed: Black as Cole T DVD -R HQ 5164 Episode Future Journalist Prue. Widow seeks revenge on Cole for her husband's murder. 120657 1999 Charmed: Blind Sided T DVD -R HQ 3871. DVD -R HQ 2136. DVD -R HQ 3872. DVD -R 167. Episode. 5-5-1999 Reporter Eric Loman of the Bay Weekly, alternative press, sees Prue using her powers. Demon steals innocent children in order to use their sight to spot forces of good. 120658 2001 Charmed: Blinded by the Whitelighter T DVD -R HQ 5088. Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. An ancient warlock begins obliterating the witches of the world. 120659 2001 Charmed: Brain Drain T DVD -R HQ 5163 Episode Future Journalist Prue. The Source taps into Piper's brain altering her perception of reality. 120660 2001 Charmed: Bride and Gloom T DVD -R HQ 5145 Episode Future Journalist Prue is tricked by a warlock into marriage in an effort to steal "The Book of Shadows." 120661 2004 Charmed: Call to Arms, A T DVD -R HQ 2140 Episode #135. 9-12-2004. Season Seven Premiere. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) tries to deal with her grief by taking a leave of absence from her job as an advice columnist. She finds potential romance with the ghostwriter filling in for her Leslie "Les" St. Claire (Nick Lachey) Her empathic abilities are gone and Phoebe is not certain she wants her active powers back. She is learning to rely on her Wiccan knowledge of potions and spells, her martial arts skills and her own common sense. As the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters continue to wage war against evil as they seek to strengthen their sisterly bond and come closer to fulfilling their destiny., Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is her boss. Sign on Bus with Phoebe's picture: "Ask Phoebe. She Has All the Answers. Read Her Daily." Mirror Logo. After Leo and Piper inadvertently receive the powers of Hindu gods, Phoebe and Paige must keep them from consummating their love in order to save the universe. 120662 2005 Charmed: Carpe Demon T DVD -R HQ 2834 Episode. 2-13-2005 News Media. Newspapers. TV Report. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. When Paige tries to hire a new professor for the Magic School, one of the candidates turns out to be an ex-demon who made a deal with a sorcerer to become human. 120663 2003 Charmed: Cat House T DVD -R HQ 2218 Episode #106. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is her boss. Phoebe and Paige are sent back in time to relive moments from Piper and Leo's past when a spell goes awry. 120664 2003 Charmed: Centennial Charmed T DVD -R HQ 4499 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) is her boss. Publisher-Media Mogul Jason Dean (Eric Dane) is the newspaper's new rich publisher. Phoebe is attracted to him. When Cole alters reality to destroy the Power of Three, Phoebe sets out to vanquish Cole for good. 120665 2005 Charmed: Charmageddon T DVD -R HQ 2778 Episode. 1-30-2005 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Leo learns that the Charmed Ones' conflict-free world comes with a high price, so he teams with Zankou to stop the Avatars and reverse the change. 120666 2001 Charmed: Charmed Again T DVD -R HQ 5132. Episode. Part One of Two Future Journalist Piper and Phoebe mourn Pru's death and learn of the existence of a half-sister who m ay be able to complete the Power of Three. 120667 2002 Charmed: Charmed and Dangerous T DVD -R HQ 5242 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. The Source taps into the power of the Hollow draining all magical powers. 120668 2004 Charmed: Charmed Noir T DVD -R HQ 3420 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror believes that Leslie "Les" St. Claire (Nick Lachey) is incapable of writing an advice column for women. Drawn into an unfinished novel set in the 1930s, Paige and Agent Brody find themselves running from gangsters in pursuit of the famed Burmese falcon. Phoebe rewrites the book to help out. 120669 2004 Charmed: Charrrmed! T DVD -R HQ 2279 Episode. 11-4-2004 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror believes that Leslie "Les" St. Claire (Nick Lachey) is incapable of writing an advice column for women. Phoebe and Les go out on a first date. "Lucky Leslie Wins Date with 'Ask Phoebe," headline on story in the newspaper. Real-life Entertainment Reporter Sam Rubin. Phoebe and Piper steal the golden chalice in order to bring the fountain of youth to life and save Paige from a curse that an 18th-century pirate gave to her. 120670 2004 Charmed: Cheaper by the Coven T DVD -R HQ 2041 Episode. 9-28-2004 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. San Francisco Bay Area's Readers Choice Awards. Phoebe wins for single best column. But acts silly because of a spell. Grams puts a spell on the brothers to end their rivalry, but the spell turns the Charmed Ones into bickering teens. Leo consults a demonic seer. 120671 2000 Charmed: Chick Flick T DVD -R HQ 4977 Episode #40 Future Journalist Phoebe. Demon brings villains out of horror movies and sends them to kill the witches. 120672 2003 Charmed: Chris-Crossed (aka Chris Crossed) T DVD -R HQ 4618 Episode #121. 11-23-2003 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is Phoebe's boss. Phoebe ponders joining Jason Dean (Eric Dane) in Hong Kong where he is setting up new media outlets. 120673 2004 Charmed: Courtship of Wyatt's Father, The T DVD -R HQ 4653 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Darklighter accidentally sends Leo and Piper to another plane of existence, leaving Phoebe and Paige to mourn their deaths. Chris in the danger of vanishing forever. 120674 2001 Charmed: Coyote Piper T DVD -R HQ 4935 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Phoebe. Demon possesses Piper on the night of her 10-year high-school reunion. 120675 2004 Charmed: Crimes and Witch-Demeanors T DVD -R HQ 4682 Episode Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. When the Charmed Ones are caught on tape using their powers, the Cleaners cover up the situation by framing Darryl as a murderer and sending him to death row. 120676 2003 Charmed: Day the Magic Died, The T DVD -R HQ 5338 Episode Future Journalist Phoebe. As Piper goes into labor, evildoers plot to carry the baby off to their kingdom. 120677 1998 Charmed: Dead Man Dating T DVD -R HQ 6203 Episode #4398005. 10-29-1998 Future Journalist Phoebe works as a psychic. Prue experiences betrayal. Piper falls for a ghost. 120678 2005 Charmed: Death Becomes Them T DVD -R HQ 3341 Episode. 5-15-2005 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) tries to deal with her grief by taking a leave of absence from her job as an advice columnist. She finds potential romance with the ghostwriter filling in for her Leslie "Les" St. Claire (Nick Lachey) When a classmate killed in front of Phoebe comes back from the dead to blame her, she becomes guilt-ridden and vulnerable. 120679 2001 Charmed: Death Takes a Halliwell T DVD -R HQ 5276. Episode Future Journalist Prue decides to deal with the death of her mother 120680 1999 Charmed: Déjà Vu All Over Again T DVD -R HQ 6294 Episode. 5-26-1999 TV Weatherperson (Nancy O'Dell). Future Journalist Phoebe. Devil's sorcerer traps the witches in a deadly time-loop in order to defeat the Charmed Ones. 120681 2001 Charmed: Demon Who Came in From the Cold, The T DVD -R HQ 3952 Episode. News Media. Cole infiltrates an underworld brotherhood to learn about an evil entity, but the sisters fear they may be betrayed. 120682 2005 Charmed: Desperate Housewitches T DVD -R HQ 5381 Episode. 10-16-2005 News Media. Newspapers. TV Report. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Demon disguised as "perfect" mother attempts to befriend Wyatt with the intention of kidnapping him. 120683 1999 Charmed: Devil's Music, The T DVD -R HQ 5606 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. When Piper books Dishwalla for her nightclub, the witches learn of the band manager's evil intentions. 120684 1998 Charmed: Dream Sorcerer T DVD -R HQ 6216 Episode #4398002. 11-4-1998 Future Journalist Phoebe. Handsome stranger stalks Prue in her dreams. 120685 2006 Charmed: Engaged and Confused T Episode. 2-26-2006 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Piper organizes an engagement party for Paige and Henry, but the couple begin to get cold feet 120686 2001 Charmed: Enter the Demon T DVD -R HQ 5798 Episode Future Journalist Phoebe. Zen master's disciple causes trouble for Paige and Phoebe after a potion mishap causes the sisters to change bodies. 120687 2000 Charmed: Ex Libris T DVD -R HQ 4979 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe helps a ghost of Charlene, a student killed by Libris 120688 2001 Charmed: Exit Strategy T DVD -R HQ 5521 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. Danger grows when a former mentor plots to turn Cole's powers against the sisters. 120689 2005 Charmed: Extreme Makeover, World Edition. T DVD -R HQ 2728 Episode. 1-23-2005 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. San Francisco Bay Area's Readers Choice Awards. Phoebe wins for single best column. But acts silly because of a spell. While the Avatars prepare to transform the world into a utopia, Brody is kidnapped by Zankou and forced to place a paranoia spell on the Charmed Ones. 120690 2002 Charmed: Eyes Have It, The T DVD -R HQ 5299 Episode #94. 10-20-2002 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is Phoebe's boss. While seeking the advice of a fortune teller regarding her missing power of premonition, Phoebe discovers that there is a demon who has been stealing the eyes of Gypsies. 120691 2002 Charmed: Eyes Have It, The T DVD -R HQ 2127 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is her boss. Phoebe is doing an advice column, making personal appearances and now doing a radio advice show. Fortuneteller reveals to Phoebe that a demon is stealing the eyes of Gypsies to reverse a curse. 120692 1999 Charmed: Feats of Clay T DVD -R HQ 6247 Episode #4398010. 1-20-1999 Future Journalist Phoebe's former beau arrives, hoping to reconcile. Prue tries to save the auction house from bankruptcy. Piper's use of witchcraft for matchmaking goes awry. 120693 2002 Charmed: Fifth Halliwheel, The T DVD -R HQ 4231 Episode #82. 3-21-2002. From here on in, Phoebe gets a job as an advice columnist Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is Phoebe's boss. Reporter (Dominic Kurtyan). Reporter (Dominic Kurtyan). Sisters continue to wage war against evil as they seek to strengthen their sisterly bond, fulfilling their destiny. Paige becomes convinced that Cole is still a demon 120694 2003 Charmed: Forget Me…Not T DVD -R HQ 4587. Episode #114. 10-5-2003 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is Phoebe's boss. Phoebe and Paige regain their memories they relieve the day Wyatt was kidnapped. Phoebe continues to cope with her newfound power of empathy. 120695 1998 Charmed: Fourth Sister, The T DVD -R HQ 6231 Episode #4398006. 11-18-1998 Future Journalist Phoebe. Young woman puts the sisters in danger when she uses any means necessary to join the Charmed Ones. 120696 2004 Charmed: Freaky Phoebe T DVD -R HQ 3235 Episode. 5-1-2005 News Media. Newspapers. TV Report. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Powerful sorceress casts a spell on Phoebe so their souls switch bodies and Phoebe winds up trapped in the Underworld. Paige is in a quandary…. 120697 1999 Charmed: From Fear to Eternity T DVD -R HQ 6258 Episode #4398012. 2-10-1999 Future Journalist Phoebe. Demon that feeds upon witches' fears tries to scare Phoebe and Prue to death. 120698 2001 Charmed: Generation Hex T DVD -R HQ 8923 ` Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano). 120699 2000 Charmed: Give Me a Sign T DVD -R HQ 4965 Episode #37. 2-24-2000 Future Journalist Phoebe. Criminal mastermind Bane kidnaps Prue and makes her protect him from a powerful demon. TV Anchor (Gwen McGee). Female Newscaster (Janis Chow). 120700 2001 Charmed: Good, the Bad and the Cursed, The T DVD -R HQ 2538 Episode. Newspapers. Western newspaper in ghost town: The Star Gazette: Half-Breed to Die at Sundown. Phoebe links to the violent past of an Old West ghost town and Prue must save her. 120701 2002 Charmed: Happily Ever After T DVD -R HQ 2096 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is her boss. Wicked witch traps the Charmed Ones in twisted versions of classic fairy tales 120702 2000 Charmed: Heartbreak City T DVD -R HQ 4927 Episode Future Journalist Phoebe. Demon sets out to destroy Cupid and all his recent love matches, putting the relationships of the Charmed Ones in danger. 120703 2001 Charmed: Hell Hath No Fury T DVD -R HQ 5141 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. Paige steals the Book of Shadows to use the spells for personal gain. 120704 2000 Charmed: Honeymoon's Over, The T DVD -R HQ 5016. Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. Prue and Phoebe lie in court to protect their identities and inadvertently set free a killer. 120705 2003 Charmed: House Call T DVD -R HQ 2180. Episode #101. 2-2-2003 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) wants her Advice Columnist rival Spencer Ricks (Googy Gress ) to treat her with respect. Phoebe is one of the three Halliwell sisters, the most powerful good witches magic has to offer. She wants to get her boyfriend back before he marries another woman. Phoebe's photo layout and article was in the magazine 415, which was the magazine that Prue worked for in Seasons 2 & 3. Photographer (Todd Sherry). 120706 2000 Charmed: How to Make a Quilt Out of Americans T DVD -R HQ 4976 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. Family friend wants to stop a skin-stealing demon. 120707 2005 Charmed: Hulkus Pocus T DVD -R HQ 4831 Episode. 11-20-2005 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Charmed Ones help agent Murphy track a demon who escaped from the government's custody and learn that a virus is causing magical beings to run amok. 120708 2004 Charmed: Hyde School Reunion T DVD -R HQ 4664 Episode Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. 120709 2004 Charmed: I Dream of Phoebe T DVD -R HQ 4648 Episode #126. 2-15-2004 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) tries to deal with her grief by taking a leave of absence from her job as an advice columnist. Phoebe gets a letter for her advice column from a certain Jinny that says she is involved with a very controlling man. She tries to find Jinny and ends up having to go to the Middle East. She finds a location that looks like a dig site. Why would she send a letter to an advice columnist in San Francisco. She and Chris get attacked by two Arabian thieves and Chris gets wounded. Jinny comes out of a bottle and is now at the service of her new master, Phoebe. They bring Jinny back to the manor where Jinny warns them that an old boss Bosk, a demon, will come to try and get her back. Reason she wrote Phoebe is that her bottle has been passed for centuries amongst demons and that she knew Phoebe would wish her free. Phoebe wishes Jinny to be free but has to temporarily become a genie herself. 120710 2005 Charmed: Imaginary Fiends T DVD -R HQ 4841 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. The Charmed Ones do not realize that baby Wyatt's new imaginary friend is actually the demon Vicus, who is trying to win Wyatt's trust to convert him to evil. 120711 2003 Charmed: Importance of Being Phoebe, The T DVD -R HQ 5318 Episode #99. 1-12-2003 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is Phoebe's boss. After kidnapping Phoebe, Cole sends a shape shifter to assume Phoebe's identity to help him manipulate Pipe and Paige into giving him ownership of the Manor. Phoebe plans her escape. 120712 1999 Charmed: Is There a Woogy in the House? T DVD -R HQ 6267 Episode #4398014. 2-24-1999 Future Journalist Phoebe is turned toward her dark side and against her family by a shadow demon unleashed by an earthquake. 120713 2004 Charmed: It's a Bad, Bad World (Part One) T DVD -R HQ 4704 Episode Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Gideon unintentionally creates a portal that sends Chris and Leo to an alternate world where evil rules. 120714 2006 Charmed: Jung and the Restless, The T Episode #175. 4-30-2006 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano). Little Journalist (Liv Hutchings). 120715 2001 Charmed: Just Harried T DVD -R HQ 5744 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe. Prue's uncontrollable dreams ruin Piper's hope for a peaceful wedding. 120716 2005 Charmed: Kill Billie: Vol. 1 T DVD -R HQ 5524 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Billie must overcome the painful childhood memory of her sister's kidnapping before she can have Dogan and prove her worth. 120717 2001 Charmed: Knight to Remember, A T DVD -R HQ 5155. Episode Future Journalist Prue. Paige discovers that in a past life she was an evil enchantress. 120718 2006 Charmed: Last Temptation of Christy, The T DVD -R HQ 5523 Episode. 2-19-2006 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. When Henry gets too involved in her magical world, Pagie begins to realize the difficulties of dating a mortal. Billie finds her missing sister whom demons have held captive for years. 120719 2004 Charmed: Legend of Sleepy Halliwell T DVD -R HQ 4645 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Phoebe goes on a vision quest. Leo's mentor Gideon, wants to find out who cast the spell of darkness over the school and conjured the headless horseman who has been beheading the teachers. 120720 2005 Charmed: Little Box of Horrors T DVD -R HQ 4834 Episode. News Media. Newspapers. TV Report. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Pandora's Box falls into the hands of a shape-shifting demon who intends to open it and release all of its sorrows into the world, sending the sisters on a search for Hope. 120721 2003 Charmed: Little Monsters T DVD -R HQ 4616 Episode #120. 11-16-2003 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) is her boss. Publisher-Media Mogul Jason Dean (Eric Dane) is the newspaper's new rich publisher. Phoebe is attracted to him. After vanquishing a Manticore demon, Piper, Phoebe and Paige become foster parents to the orphaned half-breed infant. But when Chris urges the girls to vanquish the child, they believe that if they raise the baby with love, they can change its destiny. Meanwhile, Phoebe surprises her boyfriend Jason when she blurts out her true feelings, and Paige gives Darryl a superpower. 120722 2002 Charmed: Long Live the Queen T DVD -R HQ 5917. DVD -R HQ 4272. DVD -R HQ 2060 Episode #86. 5-2-2002 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is Phoebe's boss. Phoebe accepts her new idea in Cole's life but she still sets out to save an innocent after she has a premonition and even seeks her sisters' help in protecting the man. When queen-to-be Phoebe rejoins her sisters to save an innocent, the denizens of the Underworld threaten a coup unless the witch proves her dark allegiance by killing Piper and Paige. 120723 2001 Charmed: Look Who's Barking T DVD -R HQ 5128 Episode.#65. 5-10-2001 Future Journalist Phoebe. One of the Charmed witches becomes a dog to capture a demon. Journalist (Matt Battaglia). 120724 2002 Charmed: Lost and Bound (aka Law & Bound) T DVD -R HQ 5864 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is Phoebe's boss. Paige discovers a 10-year-old runway can start fires by force of will. 120725 2005 Charmed: Lost Picture Show, The T DVD -R HQ 5568 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Paige's plan to get her job back as a social worker changes when her Whitelighter father asks for her help with his charge. 120726 1999 Charmed: Love Hurts T DVD -R HQ 6295 Episode.5-1-9-1999 Future Journalist Phoebe. Piper switches powers with Leo to try to save his life, but her spell changes her sisters' powers too. 120727 2003 Charmed: Love's a Witch T DVD -R HQ 4589 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) When the sisters hold a séance, they contact a vengeful ghost who has been fermenting trouble between two feuding families. 120728 2003 Charmed: Lucky Charmed T DVD -R HQ 2207 Episode Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is her boss. The Charmed Ones team up with a leprechaun to go after a leprechaun-killing demon. Paige gets kidnapped when her luck runs out. 120729 2000 Charmed: Magic Hour T DVD -R HQ 5017 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. Piper tries to plan her wedding in secrecy. A sorcerer's curse keeps apart young lovers. 120730 2005 Charmed: Malice in Wonderland T DVD -R HQ 5146 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. She now has a new face and identity. Young demon trying to take over the Underworld attempts to lure the Charmed Ones out of hiding and when Billie stumbles onto his plot, she becomes one of his victims. 120731 2002 Charmed: Marry-Go-Round T DVD -R HQ 4215 Episode Advice Columnist Phoebe gets married. 120732 1999 Charmed: Morality Bites T DVD -R HQ 2176 Episode News Media. After a horrifying premonition, Prue and Piper travel into the future to change Phoebe's fate. Sports Reporter (Michael Brownless). 2009 Anchor (Richard Saxton). 120733 2002 Charmed: Mr. and Mrs. Witch T DVD -R HQ 6492 Episode. Aspiring columnist Phoebe. 120734 2000 Charmed: Ms. Hellfire T DVD -R HQ 4926 Future Journalist Phoebe. Prue goes under cover to find out who hired an assassin to kill the witches. 120735 2000 Charmed: Murphy's Luck T DVD -R HQ 4972 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. Darklighter sabotages a woman's daily life leading her to consider suicide. 120736 2001 Charmed: Muse to My Ears T DVD -R HQ 5168 Episode Future Journalist Prue. Sisters must stop warlocks enslaving muses for evil purposes. 120737 2003 Charmed: My Three Witches T DVD -R HQ 5411 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) is her boss. Publisher-Media Mogul Jason Dean (Eric Dane) is the newspaper's new rich publisher. Phoebe is attracted to him. Guest Host Phoebe on television interview show talking about the five-minute orgasm in "Chit Chat This and That." on LMV 6. Demon taps into the sisters' secret desires to create an alternate reality. Leo convenes the Elders to strip Chris of his Whitelighter status. 120738 2003 Charmed: Necromancing the Stone T DVD -R HQ 1968 Episode. 5-4-2003 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano). Jason Dean (Eric Dane), Media Mogul who owns publication Phoebe works for. Phoebe is one of the three Halliwell sisters, the most powerful good witches magic has to offer. Phoebe contemplates Jason's invitation, even though it will take her away from her family to Shanghai where he is setting up some more media outlets. 120739 2003 Charmed: Nymphs Just Wanna Have Fun T DVD -R HQ 5357 Episode #107. 4-20-2003. Future Journalist Phoebe. Trio of wood nymphs flee to San Francisco after a demon kills the satyr of the Spring of life. Reporter (Jim O'Brien). Reporter (Jossie Thacker). 120740 2003 Charmed: Oh My Goddess (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 1970 (Part One). DVD -R HQ 6025 (Part Two). Episode. 5-11-2003. Two-Hour Finale. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror. Phoebe is one of the three Halliwell sisters, the most powerful good witches magic has to offer. Newspaper sponsors a charity event. Editor Elise of the Bay Mirror. Leo turns the sisters into Greek goddesses so they will be able to vanquish mythic giants. 120741 2004 Charmed: Once in a Blue Moon T DVD -R HQ 4729 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Substitute columnist at the Mirror. Phoebe and Leslie (Nick Lachey) discuss their feelings before saying goodbye. The Charmed Ones try to prove Leo's worth to the Elders after their suspicions of him result in the appointment of a new Whitelighter. 120742 2000 Charmed: Once Upon a Time T DVD -R HQ 5035 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe and Prue try to save a girl's life. Piper goes on strike. 120743 2005 Charmed: Ordinary Witches T DVD -R HQ 5556 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. When Piper tries to switch powers with Phoebe so that she can see Phoebe's vision for herself, the demon Zankou attacks the women and causes their abilities to be transferred to innocents 120744 1999 Charmed: P3 H20 T DVD -R HQ 5619 Episode Future Journalist Phoebe. Prue must destroy a water demon to prevent people from drowning at a summer camp. 120745 2002 Charmed: Paige from the Past, A T DVD -R HQ 4367 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is Phoebe's boss. Ghosts possess Phoebe's and Cole's bodies and head to a chapel to get married. Leo takes Paige back in time so she can confront her guilt about her parents' deaths. 120746 1999 Charmed: Painted World, The T DVD -R HQ 5607 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. Prue gets trapped inside a painting with a dangerous warlock 120747 2000 Charmed: Pardon My Past T DVD -R HQ 4964 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe travels to 1924 and confronts an immortal warlock who forced her to destroy Prue and Piper in a past life. 120748 2006 Charmed: Payback's a Witch T DVD -R HQ 5652 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. News Media. Paige tries to help Henry get his parolee a loan at the bank but when it denies him the loan, Nick crashes his car into the bank and hold everyone hostage. 120749 2003 Charmed: Power of Three Blondes, The T DVD -R HQ 4586 Episode #115. 10-12-2003 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is Phoebe's boss. Publisher Jason Dean (Eric Dane). 120750 1999 Charmed: Power of Two, The T DVD -R HQ 6284 Episode #4398019. 5-12-1999 Future Journalist Phoebe, on a visit to Alcatraz, sees the ghost of a serial killer who escaped from the island prison to exact revenge on those responsible for his trip to the gas chamber. 120751 2000 Charmed: Power Outage T DVD -R HQ 5688 Episode Aspiring Journalist Phoebe. Anger breaks the sisters' bond, making them defenseless. 120752 2001 Charmed: PreWitched T DVD -R HQ 5119 (Mislabeled 5519). Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. Sisters face being separated, as newlyweds Piper and Leo plan to get their own home. 120753 2000 Charmed: Primrose Empath T DVD -R HQ 5047 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. A botched spell makes Prue feel all the pain in the world. 120754 2004 Charmed: Prince Charmed T DVD -R HQ 4639 Episode #123. 1-18-2004 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Paige and Phoebe conjure up Mr. Right as a birthday present for Piper. Chris convinces the sisters to bind Wyatt's powers, then demonic cult members kidnap the youngster. 120755 2000 Charmed: Reckless Abandon T DVD -R HQ 4961 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. Witches protect a seemingly abandoned baby from a vengeful ghost. 120756 2006 Charmed: Repo Manor T DVD -R HQ 5725 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Phoebe realizes that she must move on with her life and signs a lease for a new apartment. Paige considers moving in with Henry. Piper tries to maintain control after losing Leo. 120757 2005 Charmed: Rewitched T DVD -R HQ 4566 Episode #161. 10-23-2005 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Billy uses here powers to save an innocent and is caught by Agent Murphy of Homeland Security who has suspected all along that she and the others are involved in supernatural activities. 120758 2005 Charmed: Run, Piper, Run T DVD -R HQ 4462 Episode. #159. l0-9-2005 Advice Columnist Phoebe takes over her old job at the Bay Mirror in her new guise. Boyfriend comments how much she seems to be channeling Phoebe. Works at newspaper. Tabloid Reporter (Melody Krell). Piper goes for a job interview with a corporate recruiter and is shocked to learn his background. 120759 2002 Charmed: Sam I Am T DVD -R HQ 5306 Episode Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) wants her Advice Columnist rival Googy Gress (Spencer Ricks) to treat her with respect. Phoebe is one of the three Halliwell sisters, the most powerful good witches magic has to offer. Cole attacks the Charmed Ones hoping that they will vanquish him forever. Paige is charged with the protection of a man who turns out to be the father she never knew. 120760 2003 Charmed: Sand Francisco Dreamin' T DVD -R HQ 2195 Episode #102. 2-9-2003 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is Phoebe's boss. Reporter #2 (Jossie Thacker). Reporter #3 (Christian Keiber). Phoebe is attacked by a maniac with a chainsaw in a nightmare. The sisters must use magic to put themselves to sleep to re-enter their nightmares and unmask symbolic meaning of their dreams. 120761 2003 Charmed: Saving Private Leo T DVD -R HQ 2037 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Ghosts of two men who fought with Leo in World War II seek revenge for old wounds. 120762 2005 Charmed: Scry Harde (aka Scry Hard) T DVD -R HQ 3131 Episode #151. 4-17-2005 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) tries to deal with her grief by taking a leave of absence from her job as an advice columnist. She finds potential romance with the ghostwriter filling in for her Leslie "Les" St. Claire (Nick Lachey) Zankou uses his underlings to lure the sisters out of their house, so he can search for the Nexus and release the Shadow, the ultimate power. Copy Editor (Julian Bailey). 120763 1999 Charmed: Secrets & Guys T DVD -R HQ 6259 Episode #4398013. 2-17-1999 Future Journalist Phoebe. Prue receives a plea for help from Max, a 13-year-old witch who has been kidnapped by a pair of vicious thugs. 120764 2003 Charmed: Sense and Sense Ability. T DVD -R HQ 2244. DVD -R HQ 1962 Episode #108. 4-27-2003 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is her boss. Withered old woman deprives the sisters of their senses in an effort to steal Piper's baby. Phoebe loses her powers as she is supposed to undergo an image makeover for her column. Sisters continue to wage war against evil as they seek to strengthen their sisterly bond, fulfilling their destiny. 120765 2005 Charmed: Seven Year Witch, The T DVD -R HQ 4809 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Piper is attacked by demons and winds up in a coma and as she hovers between life and death, her spirit meets Cole who says he is trying to help restore Phoebe's faith in love. 120766 1999 Charmed: She's a Man, Baby, a Man! T DVD -R HQ 5611 Episode Future Journalist Phoebe. Prue casts a spell to turn her into a man in order to lure the demon Succubus. 120767 2005 Charmed: Showghouls (aka Show Ghouls). T DVD -R HQ 3102 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Re-schedules her meeting. 120768 2000 Charmed: Sight Unseen T DVD -R HQ 4699 Future Journalist Phoebe, Prue and Piper become obsessed with learning more about the evil force that is hunting them after the manor is burglarized. 120769 2001 Charmed: Sin Francisco T DVD -R HQ 5379 Episode #62. 4-19-2001 Future Journalist Phoebe. The charmed Ones fall prey to a demon wielding the seven deadly sins. News Anchor (Kimberly Wallis). Female Reporter (Beverly Sotelo). 120770 2002 Charmed: Siren's Song (aka Siren Song) T DVD -R HQ 2115 Episode #92. 10-6-2002 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is her boss. TV Reporter (Daniel Betanles). Cole and Phoebe both fall under the spell of the villain Siren. A siren captivates Cole while endangering Phoebe's life. Piper and Leo's unborn baby plays a trick on them. Media. TV coverage of a fire. 120771 2001 Charmed: Size Matters T DVD -R HQ 5828 Episode #71. 10-25-2001 Future Journalist Phoebe. Hideous demon shrinks Phoebe to 5-inches tall and uses her as bait for the other two sisters. Interviewer (Kari Coleman). 120772 2000 Charmed: Sleuthing with the Enemy T DVD -R HQ 5689 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Phoebe. Witches learn who the demon is that has been trying to kill them. 120773 2004 Charmed: Someone to Witch Over Me T DVD -R HQ 5543 (Complete). DVD -R HQ 4732 (No Ending) Episode Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Agent Brody and Paige discover that the demon Sarpedon is capturing innocents' Guardian Angels and using them to protect himself form the New Power. 120774 1998 Charmed: Something Wicca This Way Comes T DVD -R HQ 1990 Episode #1. 10-7-1998 News Media. News Reporter (Francesca Cappucci). Phoebe returns to San Francisco after losing her job to live with her older sisters, Prue and Piper Halliwell. 120775 2001 Charmed: Soul of the Bride N Lenhard, Elizabeth. Created by Constance M. Burge Editor of 415 magazine offers Prue Halliwell a challenge: if she takes a really fantastic photo, he’ll run it on the cover. This could be Prue’s big break -- if she can come up with a killer concept. Then Prue gets the idea to shoot a group of models in the Halliwells’ Victorian mansion. She’ll even use an antique camera to capture the style of an old-time photo. But when Prue snaps the shutter, all the models collapse into a deathly slumber. To rescue the innocents, the Charmed Ones descend into Hades, fighting underworld perils and uncovering an unholy plot. To rescue the missing models, they must match wits with the greatest of the ancient Greek gods -- and one of the sisters might not be allowed to return to her mortal life. 120776 2003 Charmed: Soul Survivor T DVD -R HQ 4606 Episode #118. 11-2-2003 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) gets a new writing partner. Goggy Gress (Spencer Ricks), her rival advice columnist returns. 120777 2004 Charmed: Spin City T DVD -R HQ 4665 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Spider Demon kidnaps and cocoons Piper and turns Chris into a spider. 120778 2005 Charmed: Still Charmed & Kicking T DVD -R HQ 5111 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Presumed dead, the Charmed sisters start their demon-free existence with new identities. 120779 2004 Charmed: Styx Feet Under T DVD -R HQ 2491 Episode. 12-7-2004 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) tries to deal with her grief by taking a leave of absence from her job as an advice columnist. She finds potential romance with the ghostwriter filling in for her Leslie "Les" St. Claire (Nick Lachey) Demon tries to destroy his human half by killing his remaining blood relatives, so Paige casts a spell that inadvertently blocks all death from occurring, angering the Angel of Death. 120780 2003 Charmed: Sword and the City T DVD -R HQ 4605 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) When the Lady of the Lake appears before the Charmed Ones and pleads for help to protect the legendary Sword in the Stone, Piper comes forward and pulls the sword free. 120781 2002 Charmed: Sympathy for the Demon T DVD -R HQ 5303 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is Phoebe's boss. Vengeful demon torments trapped sisters with their worst fears. 120782 1998 Charmed: Thank You For Not Morphing T DVD -R HQ 6202 Episode #4398003. 10-21-1998 Future Journalist Phoebe. Estranged father returns with more than a family union in mind. Neighbors are shape-shifters trying to steal the Book of Shadows. 120783 1999 Charmed: That 70's Episode T DVD -R HQ 6281 Episode #4398016. 4-7-1999 Future Journalist Phoebe. To protect themselves from a power-stealing warlock, the sisters time travel to the 1970s where they encounter their family. 120784 1999 Charmed: That Old Black Magic T DVD -R HQ 5614 Episode Future Journalist Phoebe. The witches must convince a teenager that he is the only one capable of defeating an evil witch. 120785 2004 Charmed: There's Something About Leo T DVD -R HQ 4757 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. The Charmed Ones, distracted by Leo's confession that he is an Avatar, allow a couple of demons to kill an innocent they were protecting so Leo uses his powers to reverse time and vanquish the demons 120786 1999 Charmed: They're Everywhere T DVD -R HQ 5618 Episode Future Journalist Phoebe, Prue and Piper are faced with more warlocks than they can handle. 120787 2001 Charmed: Three Faces of Phoebe T DVD -R HQ 4208 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe brings her older and younger selves together. 120788 2002 Charmed: Trial by Magic T DVD -R HQ 5169 Episode Future Journalist Phoebe's premonition shows her that the defendant in a murder trial is innocent despite the wealth of evidence against him. 120789 1998 Charmed: Truth Is Out There…and It Hurts, The T DVD -R HQ 6232 Episode $4398007. 11-25-1998 Future Journalist Phoebe. Trio must stop an otherworldly killed before he takes his next victim. Prue hopes to clarify her relationship with Andy 120790 2004 Charmed: Used Karma T DVD -R HQ 4644 Episode #124. 1-25-2004 Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Reporter #1 (Lisa Canning). Reporter #2 (Joe Torrenueva). Reporter #3 (Rock Reiser). Phoebe's boyfriend leaves her after learning she, Paige and Piper are actually witches. Richard tries to free himself of the family's karma. 120791 2003 Charmed: Valhalley of the Dollars (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 4576, 4577 Episode #112-#113. 9-28-2003. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) Paige takes a job as a dog walker and is amazed when one of the dogs turns into a man. 120792 2005 Charmed: Vaya Con Leos T DVD -R HQ 4877 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. When the Angel of death returns seeking Leo, the Charmed Ones try to use a spell to hide Leo, but it misfires and everyone suddenly looks like Leo. 120793 2001 Charmed: We All Scream for Ice Cream T DVD -R HQ 5727 Episode Future Journalist Phoebe. Ice-cream man lures the witches into an alternate dimension. 120794 2002 Charmed: We're Off to See the Wizard T DVD -R HQ 2053 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Piper and Paige help a wizard stop the coronation of a new source, unaware that Cole is the new leader of the Underworld. 120795 1998 Charmed: Wedding From Hell, The T DVD -R HQ 6217 Episode #4398004. 11-11-1998 Future Journalist Phoebe and her two sisters fight an evil bride and her demon wedding party. 120796 1999 Charmed: Wendigo, The T DVD -R HQ 6251 Episode. 2-3-1999 Future Journalist Phoebe has a vision of a car crash. Vicious beast attacks Piper. Andy goes on a stakeout with an FBI agent who is also hunting for the beast. 120797 1999 Charmed: When Bad Warlocks Go Good T DVD -R HQ 6282 Episode #4398017. 4-28-1999 Future Journalist Phoebe tries to help Piper make a love connection. Prue meets a young man fighting against his destiny to become evil. 120798 1999 Charmed: Which Prue Is It, Anyway? T DVD -R HQ 6268 Episode #4398015. 3-3-1999 Future Journalist Phoebe has a vision showing Prue being stabbed. Prue's incantation to multiply her strength goes awry. 120799 1999 Charmed: Wicca Envy T DVD -R HQ 2063 Episode. Magazine Publisher (Neil Roberts) offer Prue a good magazine job but what she doesn't know is that he's trying to steal the Halliwell sisters' powers. 120800 2002 Charmed: Witch in Time, A T DVD -R HQ 2141 Episode Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is her boss. Close-up of "Dear Phoebe" advice column in newspaper. Phoebe opens a portal by repeatedly saving the life of her new boyfriend. Warlock steals the Book of Shadows and uses it to kill two of the Charmed Ones. 120801 1998 Charmed: Witch Is Back, The T Episode #9. 12-16-1998 Aspiring Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano). TV Reporter (Jodi Fung-King). 120802 1999 Charmed: Witch Trial T DVD -R HQ 5588 Episode Future Journalist Phoebe. Sisters face a demon who tries to destroy their power. Prue wrestles with guilt over Andy's death. Piper struggles to start a nightclub. 120803 2004 Charmed: Witch Wars (Part One) T DVD -R HQ 4701 Episode Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Gideon conspires with two demons to make Piper, Phoebe and Paige part of "Witch Wars," a new demonic reality television show where demon contestants compete in a series of contests to hunt down the Charmed Ones. 120804 2002 Charmed: Witch Way Now? T DVD -R HQ 2079 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is her boss. The Angel of Destiny offers the sisters a chance to relinquish their powers and lead normal lives as a reward for vanquishing the Source of All Evil Sisters continue to wage war against evil as they seek to strengthen their sisterly bond, fulfilling their destiny. 120805 2002 Charmed: Witch's Tail, A (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 4306. DVD -R HQ 5281 Episodes. (Two Parts) Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) is one of the three most powerful good witches magic has to offer, the Halliwell sisters. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) of the Bay Mirror newspaper is Phoebe's boss. When the Charmed Ones decide to help a mermaid who needs a proclamation of love from her mortal boyfriend, they botch a spell and turn Phoebe into a mermaid. 120806 2002 Charmed: Witches in Tights T DVD -R HQ 5298 Episode Future Journalist Phoebe. When a boy's rendering of a demon comes to life, the young artist draws the Charmed Ones as comic-book heroes to combat the demon. 120807 2004 Charmed: Witchness Protection T DVD -R HQ 4774 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Avatars insist that Leo protect the Seer because she has information that could help them destroy the demons. The demons release Zankou, the most powerful demon in the underworld, to keep the Seer from selling them out. 120808 2004 Charmed: Witchstock T DVD -R HQ 4638 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Paige tries on a pair of Grams' go-go-boots and goes back in time. Leo and Chris try to stave off an amorphous creature surrounding the manor. 120809 2003 Charmed: Womb Raider T DVD -R HQ 4278 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. Editor Elise Rothman (Rebecca Balding) is her boss. Publisher-Media Mogul Jason Dean (Eric Dane) is the newspaper's new rich publisher. Phoebe is attracted to him. 120810 2001 Charmed: Wrestling with Demons T DVD -R HQ 5089 Episode. Future Journalist Phoebe. Witches risk their lives in an underworld wrestling-ring to save a man's soul. 120811 2004 Charmed: Wrong Day's Journey Into Right, A T DVD -R HQ 4681 Episode Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) of the Bay Mirror newspaper. With Piper away at magic school and Phoebe without her active powers, overworked Paige conjures Mr. Right for stress relief but unknowingly, releases his evil twin, Mr. Wrong 120812 2003 Charmed: Y Tu Mummy Tambien T DVD -R HQ 5307 Episode. Advice Columnist Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano) wants her Advice Columnist rival Googy Gress (Spencer Ricks) to treat her with respect. Phoebe is one of the three Halliwell sisters, the most powerful good witches magic has to offer. Demon mummifies Phoebe's body to hold the spirit of his dead lover, Isis. 120813 1987 Charmer, The MTF UK. Miniseries. News Media. Press Woman (Roz Freeman-Atwood). Press Man (Stephen Gordon). Photographer (Terence Lodge). Photographer (George Salkilld). 120814 1940 Charter Pilot M Radio Broadcaster Marge Duncan (Lynn Bari) marries a U.S.-to-Central America freight service pilot who promises to take a desk job but the urge for adventure is too strong. Radio Operator "Sparks" (Cyril Ring) 120815 1964 Charulata (aka Lonely Wife, The) MF Ray, Satyajit (Director) India Editor-Publisher Bhupati (Shailen Mukherjee), a politically active, liberal newspaper publisher, devotes more time to his newspaper than to his marriage in 1870s Calcutta, India. He sees her loneliness and asks his younger cousin, a university student and would-be writer, to keep her company. After several months, their feelings for each other move beyond friendship. 120816 1997 Chas Wheatley: Butter Did It, The: Gastronomic Tale of Love and Murder, A NM Richman, Phyllis #1 Chas Wheatley Mysteries Restaurant Critic-Food Editor Chas (Nee Charlotte Sue) Wheatley for the Washington Examiner in Washington D.C. The saber-penned restaurant critic thinks it was more than just excessive amounts of cholesterol that killed a culinary genius. A culinary superstar, the high-profile owner and chef of Chez Laurence, an internationally renowned restaurant in Washington D.C. had a specialty that was world-famous, an incomparably lush pasta dish to die for. So when he collapses in his clogs the night before City Tastes, a star-studded black-tie benefit dinner, all bets are on his soaring cholesterol level. But Wheatley has her doubts. The critic still carries a torch for the chef after an affair years before and is convinced that someone wanted him to go to the grave with all his secrets. She uses all her investigative resources to find the culprit. Wheatley enlists the help of a detective-gourmand, her daughter, Lily, and David Zeeger, the Examiner's star investigative reporter and Chas's partner in the bedroom as well as the newsroom. She ends up in more hot water than she bargained for. 120817 1999 Chas Wheatley: Murder on the Gravy Train NM Richman, Phyllis #2 Chas Wheatley Mysteries Restaurant Critic-Food Editor Chas (nee Charlotte Sue) Wheatley for the Washington Examiner, Washington D.C. investigates the disappearance of the chief at one of Washington's most popular new restaurants. Restaurant's food minus the chef is terrible. Critic takes it on herself to track down the chef and discovers a widening pool of foul play. Learns about the illicit side of the restaurant business and often nasty machinations of newsroom life -- spying and story thievery. After a disastrous blind date with waiter who hints he knows secrets about restaurant corruption, Wheatley's luck turns when her editor offers her a syndicated food column. Inspired by her date, she plans her inaugural piece as an investigation of the nefarious practices some restaurants use to bilk their customers. What she uncovers will make readers who regularly dine out more cautious -- scams range from well-publicized credit card ploys to little known pressure tactics taught to waiters during special classes. 120818 2001 Chas Wheatley: Who's Afraid of Virginia Ham? NM Richman, Phyllis #3 Chas Wheatley Mysteries Restaurant Critic Chas Wheatley is fuming over the Washington Examiner's latest hire, slimy Ringo Laurenge, a reporter with a knack for annoying just about everyone else on the staff. Ringo oozes into the newsroom and begins writing brilliant stories. Chas (nee Charlotte Sue) Wheatley has been working on a story about America's most expensive restaurants, but she makes the mistake of telling her new colleague about it. He tries to put one of her favorite restaurants out of business. She soon discovers Laurenge is worming himself into a position to take over the story and leave her out in the cold. Her best friend, African-American Theater Critic Sherele Travis, encounters a more vicious side of Laurenge when he brutally assaults her. Wheatley and Travis delve into Laurenge's past trying to find some way of getting him fired. Someone on the staff resorts to murder as the solution when Laurenge dies from apparently lethal Virginia ham served at a work function. Wheatley loves her job as restaurant reviewer, her romance with Dave Zeeger, the paper's investigative reporter, her best friend, the sleek and beautiful theater critic, and her slightly daffy twentysomething daughter. 120819 1942 Chase Yale: Commando Yank CB War Correspondent Chase Yale, war correspondent in Europe and South Pacific, joins naval intelligence and fights the enemy as a reporter and a costumed hero. Telecaster. 120820 1994 Chase, The M VHS 1269 News Media pursue fugitive who's kidnapped an heiress. Anchors (Bree Walker, Brian Chessney). News Director (Windlind Smith). TV Media satire. 120821 2004 Chase, The NM Wales, Susan and Robin Shope Christian Mystery Investigative Reporter Jill Lewis breaks a soon-discredited story about a high-powered U.S. senator who's brokering illegal adoptions. She loses her boyfriend, David, her job on the Washington Gazette and her reputation. She flees to her mother's estate in Wisconsin and gets a job writing obituaries for the local paper. Back in Washington, her source commits suicide -- or was he murdered? Her own father's death a year ago also begins to appear suspicious. When she exposed the senator's corrupt dealings with Romanian orphans and American adoption agencies would have scuttled the senator's bid for the presidency so his forces put together convincing evidence that Jill had been duped and she was blackballed. Lewis is blackballed. The senator's forces put together convincing evidence Jill was duped and she's fired. Her boyfriend dumps her. Eventually her spiritual awakening takes place. 120822 1952 Chase, The: Amusement Park, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 15. Series (1952-1953) News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120823 1952 Chase, The: Apprentice, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 13 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120824 1952 Chase, The: Bald Artie Bender R CD4 - Wells Episode 9 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120825 1952 Chase, The: Blackout R CD4 - Wells Episode 26 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120826 1952 Chase, The: Career Girl R CD4 - Wells Episode 24 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120827 1952 Chase, The: Cat's Meow, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 20 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120828 1952 Chase, The: Cathy Sutter Meets James Carter R CD4 - Wells Episode 42 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120829 1952 Chase, The: Chinese Buddha, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 17 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120830 1952 Chase, The: Circumstantial Evidence R CD4 - Wells Episode 47 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120831 1952 Chase, The: Corpus Delicti R CD4 - Wells Episode 35 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120832 1952 Chase, The: Countless Treanna R CD4 - Wells Episode 3 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120833 1952 Chase, The: Creeper, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 34 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120834 1952 Chase, The: Dangerous Journey R CD4 - Wells Episode 28 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120835 1952 Chase, The: Doug Burton and a Mysterious Letter R CD4 - Wells Episode 11 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120836 1952 Chase, The: Easy Riches, Sudden Death R CD4 - Wells Episode 6 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120837 1952 Chase, The: Elliott Preston is Framed for Murder R CD4 - Wells Episode 4 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120838 1952 Chase, The: Flight from Istanbul R CD4 - Wells Episode 19 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120839 1952 Chase, The: Fortune Hunter, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 31 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120840 1952 Chase, The: Frame for Murder, A R CD4 - Wells Episode 39 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120841 1952 Chase, The: Hardluck Ethel R CD4 - Wells Episode 7 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120842 1952 Chase, The: Harry and the Talking Horse R CD4 - Wells Episode 54 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120843 1952 Chase, The: Harry Troll's Diamond R CD4 - Wells Episode 2 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120844 1952 Chase, The: Hold-up, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 48 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120845 1952 Chase, The: Iron Curtin Express R CD4 - Wells Episode 22 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120846 1952 Chase, The: Jailbreak, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 38 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120847 1952 Chase, The: Joey R CD4 - Wells Episode 12 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120848 1952 Chase, The: Johnny and Ellen, Killer and Hostage R CD4 - Wells Episode 44 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120849 1952 Chase, The: Killer at Large R CD4 - Wells Episode 33 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120850 1952 Chase, The: King Danno R CD4 - Wells Episode 45 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120851 1952 Chase, The: Lady is a Corpse, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 41 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120852 1952 Chase, The: Leading Man Talent Search, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 46 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120853 1952 Chase, The: Long Distance R CD4 - Wells Episode 23 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120854 1952 Chase, The: Lucifer R CD4 - Wells Episode 50 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120855 1952 Chase, The: Man Hunt R CD4 - Wells Episode 21 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120856 1952 Chase, The: Million Dollar Hunt R CD4 - Wells Episode 51 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120857 1952 Chase, The: Monster, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 53 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120858 1952 Chase, The: Most Dangerous Game, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 55 - 27 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120859 1952 Chase, The: Murder, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 29 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120860 1952 Chase, The: Murderers' Row R CD4 - Wells Episode 43 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120861 1952 Chase, The: My Love is a Ghost R CD4 - Wells Episode 25 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120862 1952 Chase, The: Newspaper Reporter After Germans in South America R CD4 - Wells Episode 5 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120863 1952 Chase, The: No Contact R CD4 - Wells Episode 31 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120864 1952 Chase, The: Painting, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 14 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120865 1952 Chase, The: Pennypinching Boarding House Owners R CD4 - Wells Episode 36 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120866 1952 Chase, The: Playboy R CD4 - Wells Episode 52 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120867 1952 Chase, The: Professor Calvin and the Voice R CD4 - Wells Episode 32 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120868 1952 Chase, The: Promotion, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 16 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120869 1952 Chase, The: Special Delivery R CD4 - Wells Episode 40 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120870 1952 Chase, The: Stephan, Monica and One Million Dollars R CD4 - Wells Episode 10 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120871 1952 Chase, The: Tales R CD4 - Wells Episode 1 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120872 1952 Chase, The: Terminate Professor Kolchek R CD4 - Wells Episode 8 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120873 1952 Chase, The: Tiger Lily R CD4 - Wells Episode 49 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120874 1952 Chase, The: Twenty Million Dollar Burn R CD4 - Wells Episode 18 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120875 1952 Chase, The: Will, The R CD4 - Wells Episode 37 News Media. People caught in a trap or on the run 120876 1899 Chased by a Big Spanish Man-O-War SS USC Crane, Stephen Press 120877 1938 Chaser, The M Photographer (Eddie Acuff). 120878 1934 Chases of Pimple Street, The M Press. Charley Chase bites dog and says, "Now that's news" 120879 1999 Chasing Alfie NW August, Sandra Reporter L.V. Foster -- or LV depending on whether editor caught it or not -- who is a feisty, insufferable female has been assigned by The Denver Empire newspaper to cover a breaking story in Glitter Creek, about a four-hour stagecoach ride from Denver.. Two miners apparently have been killed by a ghostly Indian. Foster thinks getting the story will make her career. On the stage, she meets a five-year-old orphan and a man hot on the trail of the ghost. It is 1872. 120880 1997 Chasing Cezanne N OWN - H Mayle, Peter Editor Camilla Jameson Porter, editor of Decorating Quarterly. Photographer Andre Kelly. 120881 1939 Chasing Danger M DVD -R 1404 Bercovici, Leonardo (Story). Richard Ellis, Helen Logan (Screenplay) Ness Book Cameraman for Graphic Newsreel, Inc., Waldo (Wally Vernon) is ordered to find his colleague Steve Mitchell (Preston Foster) and cover an Arab uprising in North Africa. Waldo locates Mitchell in Paris. Mitchell is arrested during a nightclub raid. The two cameraman head for Africa, are captured after finding guns being transported on a steamship, sentenced to be executed after trying to escape, but are finally released. More captures and escapes follow. Newspaper Secretary (Ruth Peterson). 120882 1982 Chasing Dreams M Reporter (Chuck Himber). Sports Announcer (Jim Birge). 120883 2004 Chasing Elvis N Marcel, Glenn P. Tabloid Reporter for Weird Magazine, a shameless, check-0ut counter rag, is assigned to cover an Elvis Festival in Moscow. She discovers her father's notes -- he was a detective hot on the trail of a robber convinced he was chasing Elvis, but was killed in an accidental car crash near Moscow, Tennessee, and quickly stumbles onto the Elvis-robber's trail. What she discovers in rural Tennessee just may be the news story of the century. 120884 2008 Chasing Fireflies N Martin, Charles Journalist Chase is assigned to cover the story of a malnourished 6-year-old boy paramedics find near a burning car that holds a dead woman. The small-town reporter has to investigate the boy’s identity and find out who he is and why he won’t talk. But will his search unearth long-buried emotions about his own history? 120885 2004 Chasing Freedom MT TV Anchor (Susan O'Rourke). 120886 2008 Chasing Harry Winston N Weisberger, Lauren Sports Commentator is going with Leigh, a hard-driving editor at a publishing house. She thinks he meets every criterion on her “checklist” for marriage. 120887 2008 Chasing Mayan Dreams: Adventures in the Mexican Rain Forest N Cantwell, Michael Photojournalist Erika Boeshure flees Nazi Germany at the height of World War II and goes to Mexico on assignment for a New York Magazine. There, in a sleepy Mexican village on the edge of the jungle, she meets a Danish-born archaeologist who is struggling to restore a career shattered by alcoholism. Erika is inspired to write about him and his quest to find a legendary city of the ancient Mayas. She talks him into letting her join his expedition. In the heart of the rain forest, the explorers run into a rival expedition that plans to exploit the rain forest. Finally they meet the elusive Lacandon Indians, descendants of the ancient Maya who have retreated into the forest to escape the encroachments of Western civilization. The son of the chief joins their search for the lost city of the Gods in order to redeem his sins. For Erika, the perils of the quest stretch her courage and physical resources. Amidst the mounting dangers, she and the archaeologist fall in live. They vow that should they survive the search, they will dedicate themselves to saving the endangered rain forest and the Indians. 120888 2003 Chasing Papi M DVD -R HQ 8678, 8679 Miami TV Reporter (Barbara Bermudo). 120889 2006 Chasing the Dream NR Elliston, Paige Lee #3 Montana Skies Series Aspiring writer Amy Hawkins moves from New York City to sleepy Coldwater, Montana. Shy horse-farmer neighbor and handsome carpenter vie for her attention Another woman creates a love triangle that is destined to bring grief.. 120890 1929 Chasing Through Europe M Bennison, Andrew (Story). AFI-Newsreel Photographers - Ness Book Newsreel Cameraman Dick Stallings (Nick Stuart) in London meets a wealthy American and helps her to escape from her crooked guardian who wants to put her in an asylum for refusing to marry his nephew. Use of extensive newsreel footage as Stallings and the American travel throughout Europe, photographing famous sites and people along the way. Stallings eventually foils an attempt to kidnap the woman in Italy while he is photographing Vesuvius. 120891 1940 Chasing Trouble M McCarthy, Mary (Screenplay) Ness Book Investigative Reporter Callahan (Milburn Stone) is trying to expose a ring of spies. A delivery boy for a florist decides the reporter is the right man for a woman for which he is trying to find a suitable boyfriend. He also discovers the man heading spy ring. Reporter and delivery boy uncover attempt to kill the woman with a bomb planted in a flower arrangement. They are captured by the spies. After the delivery boy saves the woman, the reporter marries her and gets an exclusive story. 120892 1993 Chasing Women N Longfellow, Pamela Weinberg List Journalist 120893 1992 Chasse gardee MF Interviewer (Laurent Baude - L'interviewer). 120894 1916 Chaste Wife, The N Swinnerton, Frank Press 120895 1990 Chastnyj detektiv, ili operatsiya "Kooperatsiya" MF Editor (Leonid Kuravlyov) 120896 1943 Chatterbox M Columnist (Rosemary Lane) tries to expose a radio cowboy as a fake. Reporter (Gary Bruce). Reporter (Matty Kemp). Reporter (Frank Melton). Reporter (Ray Parsons). 120897 1977 Chatterbox M Reporter, Woman (Jessica Stuart). TV Reporter (Warren Burton). Photographer (Michael Colefax). Photographer (Steve Foster). 120898 1999 Chaverim Shel Yana, Ha- MF Israel TV News Anchor (Chaim Yavin - Himself). 120899 2003 Chavez Ravine P Culture Clash Cub Reporter Millie Miller. Dodger radio announcer Vin Scully. Radio Announcer, Yiddish Radio Hour. Announcer Cleve Hermann. Jaime Jarrin, Spanish Language Announcer for Dodger Radio. 120900 2005 Che Guevara M News Media. American Reporter (Charis Michelsen). 120901 1978 Cheap Detective, The M DVD -R HQ 5711, 5712. L Reporter (George F. Simmons) 120902 2005 Cheap Seats: Without Ron Parker: Wide World on Ice T Episode #35. 5-9-2005 Hosts (Jason Sklar, Randy Sklar). Cheap Correspondent (Eugene Mirman). 120903 2003 Cheaper by the Dozen M Reporter #2 (Kevin Carey). TV Interviewer (David Bowe). Sportswriters. Regis Philbin and Kelly Rippa (Themselves). Radio Talk Show Host (Julie Kay Araskog). Press Room Reporter (Shawn Levy). 120904 2000 Cheapest Movie Ever Made, The M TV Anchor (Gretchen Janke) 120905 1984 Cheat, The N Jordan, Pat Weinberg List Journalist 120906 2000 Cheaters MT SVD 1130 News Media. Reporter #1 (Catherine Blythe). Tribune Reporter (Jack Newsman). Tribune Reporter #2 (Yank Azman). Marconi Reporter #2 (Thomas Hauff). Story of high school English teacher makes front-page news. WNBC Reporter (Joan Esposito). Reporter Outside Steinmetz (J.C. Kenny). Press Conference Reporter #2 (Rory O'Shea). Interviewer Angela Lam (Ola Sturik). News Producer (John Stockwell). Correspondent at Steinmetz (Dan Duran). 120907 1998 Cheatin’ and Hurtin’ With the Plasmates from Altair IV N Brown, Jim, Steve Scherf, Beverly F. Elliott Music Critic John Jamieson has fled the big city to his hometown where he continues to write reviews on the net. The aliens have finally landed -- and it turns out they love country music. Discovering he is highly allergic to the country music-loving Altarians, Jamieson runs away. But when a former girlfriend joins him, soon followed by her shape-shifting Altarian lover, Undular, they become the center of a galactic conflict. Before he and Tasha can settle down to a life of domestic bliss, John and his new Altarian pals must discover -- and defeat -- a nest of unfriendly people-eating aliens in his backyard. 120908 2007 Cheatin’ in the Next Room NS Lawson, Rhonda M. An Army Journalist who edited Sandpaper Magazine, a local publication for the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt. Sportswriter Christopher Lee works for a major Virginia newspaper. He and Andrea, a popular high school biology teacher, seemed to have a strong, unshakable marriage. They are happy surrounded by friends and even happier with each other. They have the financial stability to get both the townhouse and the Forerunner well before 30. The only thing stronger than the Lees’ marriage is Andrea’s bond with her lifelong friend, Brenda. But all bonds are tested when Christopher meets Brenda’s cousin Alexis, who visits during the Christmas holidays. Alexis is a 20-year-old college student who is accustomed to getting what she wants and not quitting until she gets it. Now her eyes are set on Christopher, and se’s not letting a little detail like him being Brenda’s best friend’s husband get in the way. Although he tries to resist, Christopher begins an affair with Alexis, believing it will be their little secret until she goes home. Yet when the truth comes out, it rocks the worlds of not only Christopher and Andrea, but the worlds of everyone around them. This is the story of how one indiscretion can tear down more than just the lives of the people involved. 120909 2008 Cheating at Solitaire N Haddam, Jane Photojournalist suffers bizarre mutilation in a small exclusive Massachusetts island of Margaret’s Harbor. Paparazzi is insatiable when it comes to aging teen stars whose drunken disorderly behavior is being eaten up by the press -- until an even bigger media storm erupts. During a blizzard, one of the teen stars finds herself staggering around town, covered in blood and incoherently drunk. Her actor-boyfriend has been found shot dead in the front seat of a crashed truck. Now she is cast as the only suspect in the crime and she can’t remember a thing about the night in question. Former F.B.I. agent Gregor Demarkian flies in from Philadelphia to review the charges against her he finds a case with little evidence, an insatiable paparazzi and a mare’s nest of motives. Demarkian was about to marry his longtime significant other and he welcomed the chance to get away from the extensive wedding preparations. The Britney Spears-like pop icon and her boyfriend were filming a movie when he was shot to death and the teenage star was arrested as the prime suspect. Plunged into the world of superficial celebrities, the tradition Demarkian struggles to identify the motive behind the murder as well as solve the bizarre mutilation of a local photojournalist and yet another killing. 120910 1933 Cheating Blondes M Wentworth-James, Gertie De (Novel -- House of Chance). Lewis R. Foster, Islin Auster (Adaptation-Dialogue) Ness Book Reporter for The Herald, Lawson Rolt (Ralf Harolde), is unscrupulous, tries to pin a murder on a woman who rejects his proposal. City Editor (William Humphries). New York Times, 5/20/33 described the reporter as "one of the more fantastic specimens of the strange breed of newspaper men which the cinema began spawning several years ago." 120911 2008 Cheating Death NR Reveal, Judy Publisher Lindsey Gale of the Greensboro Press is trying to bring balance into her personal life after a recent divorce, but she discovers that her new role as publisher is anything but stable. Lindsey is asked to investigate the death of a friend who had been staying at The Writers’ Bloc, a writers’ retreat located on Maryland’s rustic Eastern Shore. Lindsey reluctantly takes on the assignment and soon finds herself face to face with the retreat’s reclusive owner and noted author, Odious Clay. With the help of Conrad Trent, her managing editor and closest confidant, she digs into the background of the retreat, Odious Clay and the eclectic group of residents and attendees and soon finds herself facing a publisher’s greatest nightmare -- plagiarism peppered with a dash of murder. 120912 1914 Chechako, The M AFI-Journalists Journalist 120913 1986 Check Is in the Mail…., The M TV Reporter (Leonard Hirschfeld) 120914 1998 Check Six! NM Norris, Bob Investigative Reporter Jack Warner is on deck of the USS Ranger to cover the story -- two women hand-picked by the Pentagon are assigned to fly the Navy's best fighter attack aircraft to break the gender line. Aboard ship, however, a covert cadre of officers will stop at nothing to keep the Navy male-only. Warner is secretly working for top Naval brass to expose this deadly conspiracy. Little does he know the danger has only begun. When a female fighter pilot is killed in a flight-deck launch, Warner smells a rat. The commander's avowed mission is to keep women from flying the navy's frontline aircraft. High-level conspiracy for sure. Can Warner nail the brass to the wall in time to save a woman pilot who has just been ordered into combat? 120915 2003 Check the Gate: Putting Beckett on Film DT Journalist (Tom McGurk - Himself). Interviewer (Pearse Lehane). 120916 1977 Checkered Flag or Crash M Ness Journalist C.C. Wainwright (Susan Sarandon) tries to get inside view of a 1,000-mile auto race held in the Philippines. Persuades reluctant driver to let her ride in his race car during the event. Reporter (Eddie Mercardo) 120917 1956 Checkpoint M Commentator (MacDonald Hobley) 120918 2006 Checkpoint Echo M Short - Action Radio News Announcer (Samuel Harrison - Voice). Man races against time in a fight to save his daughter from a chemical doomsday. 120919 1971 Checkpoint Orinoco N OWN - H Ekert-Rotholz, Alice West German Journalist. Beautiful West German journalist Carla Moll searches for a fugitive former SS officer hidden by his son in Venezuela. 120920 1890 Cheeky Charley, the Special; Or, The Life Racket at Rattlesnake Ridge (April 25, 1890) NW USC Warne, Philip S. Inkslinger Charley 120921 1936 Cheer Up M UK Only Press 120922 1930 Cheer Up and Smile M AFI-Radio Radio 120923 1927 Cheerio DR Radio Series. 1927-l930s Talk Radio Host 120924 1989 Cheerio Killings, The N PVL Allyn, Douglas Newspaper Staff. Chas. Mullery, Detroit Free Press. Linda Kerry, Tempo Section. 120925 2003 Cheerleader Autopsy MT TV News Anchor (Steve Warren). 120926 2002 Cheerleader Ninjas M Sports Announcer (Evan Reid). 120927 1979 Cheerleaders' Wild Weekend M Reporter (Elyce Wakerman) 120928 1935 Cheers of the Crowd M Waggner, George (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book - PR Reporter Mary Larkin (Irene Ware) is involved with press agent ("exploitation engineer") Lee Adams (Russell Hopton). Newsreel Man (George Cleveland). Reporter (Milburn Stone). 120929 1989 Cheers: T SV 124, 119, 63. Episodes. Series. News Media 120930 1990 Cheers: "I" on Sports T Levine, Ken and David Isaacs Episode News Media 120931 1986 Cheers: 2 Good 2 Be 4 Real T Episode #76. 5-15-1986. AD Newspaper Advertisement - Personals. When no one answers Carla's ad in the personal, the guys invent an airline pilot 120932 1985 Cheers: Behind Every Great Man T DVD -R HQ 4420. VHS 1314. SV 162 Episode#63. 2-21-1985 Reporter (Alison La Placa) doing a story on the singles scene presents the ultimate challenge to Sam's reputation as a ladies' man 120933 1983 Cheers: Boys in the Bar, The T Episode #16. 1-27-1983 News Media. Reporter #1 (Shannon Sullivan). Reporter #2 (John Bluto). Photographer (Wesley Thompson). When Bartender Sam publicly supports an old teammate who has come out of the closet, Norm and the gang are afraid that "Cheers" will become a gay bar. 120934 1987 Cheers: Christmas Cheers T Episode #133. 12-17-1987 Newscaster (Catherine MacNeal). 120935 1985 Cheers: Don Juan Is Hell T SVD 1156 Episode #80. 12-12-1985 Reporter (Rafael Mauro) 120936 1988 Cheers: How to Win Friends and Electrocute Yourself T Episode. 12-15-1988. Season #7. Episode #7 Reporter (Steve Bean). 120937 1985 Cheers: King of the Hill T SVD 1240 Episode #59. 1-24-1985 Reporter (David Paymer). Sam returns to mound for charity softball game against Playboy bunnies, but his competitive spirit ruins the day when he strikes them all out. 120938 1982 Cheers: Sam At Eleven T DVD -R HQ 5953. SVD 1429, 1124. 119 Episode #4 10-21-1982 TV Sportscaster Dave Richards (Fred Dryer), an obnoxious sportscaster and ex-teammate, arrives to interview Sam. He bets he can break up Sam and Diane in 24 hours 120939 1990 Cheers: Severe Crane Damage T Episode #186. 2-15-1990 Talk Show audience throws itself at Sam 120940 1986 Cheers: Strange Bedfellows (Part One) T Episode #93. 5-1-1986 Reporter Jerry Baker (Charles Walker - Reporter #1). Reporter Tom Edwards (Lawrence Lott - Reporter #2). Reporter #3 (Sheila Scott-Wilkinson). 120941 1986 Cheers: Strange Bedfellows (Part Three) T SVD 1133 Episode #95. 5-15-1986 News Media. Janet's press conference turns ugly when Sam fields Diane's questions about his ties with the councilwoman. Reporter Jerry Baker (Charles Walker - Reporter #1). Reporter Tom Edwards (Lawrence Lott - Reporter #2). Reporter #3 (Sheila Scott-Wilkinson). 120942 1983 Cheers: They Called Me Mayday T Episode #31. 12-1-1983 Interviewer Dick Cavett suggests to Sam that his autobiography would sell so he and Diane decide to write it. 120943 1990 Cheers: Where Nobody Knows Your Name T Dan O'Shannon, Tom Anderson, James Burrows, Charles Glen, Les Charles Episode. 10-11-1990 News Media 120944 1993 Cheers: Woody Gets an Election T Episode #265. 4-22-1993 Newscaster (Jerry Penacoli). Moderator (LaTanya Richardson). When City Councilor comes to Cheers on his re-election campaign, he woos the crowd. Frasier bets he can get a trained monkey on the ballot and win 10 percent of the vote. Woody serves as an example. 120945 1990 Cheers: Woody or Won't He T Episode #185. 2-8-1990 Photographer (Kevin Joseph Klein). 120946 1994 Cheetah Case, The N McQuillan, Karin Investigative Reporter Nick Hunter is a dedicated preservationist and dies from a scorpion sting on his isolated cheetah preserve in northeastern Kenya. The gruesome death is believed to be murder. Aided by the reporter's widow, an animal-rights activist, and a police detective, the American owner of a safari company in Kenya and occasional PI traces the reporter's last moves. 120947 2003 Cheetah Girls, The MT DVD -R HQ 6734 ,6735 Gregory, Deborah (Series of Books). Alison Taylor (Screenplay) News Media. Reporter (John Anderson). School Newspaper Editor (Eldon Thiele). 120948 1993 Chef!: Subject to Contract T UK. Episode #3. 2-11-1993 Photographer (Sean Gascoine). 120949 2005 Chelsea Flower Show DT Series. 2005- Reporters Wesley Kerr, Carol Klein. Presenters Charlie Dimmock, Nicki Chapman, Alan Tichmarsh, Rachel de Thame, Joe Swift. Presenters Chris Beardshaw, Charlie Dimmock, Nicki Chapman, Alan Tichmarsh, Rachel de Thame, Joe Swift, 120950 2006 Chelsea Handler Show, The T Episode #1: Pilot. 4-21-2006. Twelve episodes (4-21-2006 to 9-8-2006). Parody Entertainment News. Chelsea Handler spoofs celebrities, TV, movies and news. She does on-the-fly interviews with random people on random subjects and mocks the entertainment industry. 120951 2007 Chelsea Lately: Deep Inside Hollywood T Episode #1: Pilot. 7-16-2007. Series (2007-2008). Seventy-five episodes in 2007, 7-16-2007 to 12-21-2007. Parody Entertainment News. Chelsea Handler spoofs celebrities, TV, movies and news while dishing out her personal views on current events, letting the public participate by phone, e-mail or text message. In the segment, “Deep Inside Hollywood,” she wears a red blazer and portrays a journalist interviewing fictitious characters asking them irrelevant interrogative-style questions that often include made-up information. 120952 1951 Chelsea Story M UK Only Press 120953 2001 Chelsea Walls M Journalist (Mark Strand). Bud's Editor (Harris Yulin). Bud (Kris Kristofferson). 120954 1890 Chemical Clairvoyance SS USC Van Zile, Edward Sims In "Magnetic Man and Other Stories, A." Newspaper. Creates tomorrow's newspaper today. 120955 1893 Chemistry of Anarchy, The SM UCLA Reporter Simkins 120956 1675 Chequer Inn, The PO USC Anonymous Press 120957 1991 Chernobyl: Final Warning, The MT TV Anchor (Mary Grady). Reporter (Mikhail Feoktistov). 120958 2000 Cherry Falls M TV Reporter Stan Michaels (Patt Noday). 120959 1969 Cherry, Harry & Raquel M AFI-Authors Writer 120960 1993 Cheshire Moon, The NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Ferrigno, Robert Reporter Quinn is a burned-out journalist in L.A. investigates the murder of an old friend. Quinn's friend is found dead after revealing to him that he has observed a murder. Victim is a TV producer trying to blackmail a well-known talk-show host. Quinn is a reporter working for a celebrity magazine, and soon he and photographer friend Jen find that they have become the hunted as the murderer tries to eliminate all witnesses. 120961 1983 Chessgame: Alamut Ambush, The T Episode #4. 12-14-1983 Newscaster (Alan Moore). 120962 1983 Chessgame: Flying Blind T Episode #1. 11-23-1983 TV Newscaster (Alan Moore). 120963 1952 Chesterfield Presents T Series News Media 120964 2008 Chestnut Lane N Jacobs, Anna Paparazzi are chasing a man hiding in novelist Sophie Carr’s garden so she rescues him. She finds her new neighbor is an aging pop star who had a tough time lately. 120965 1958 Chet Huntley Reporting DT 1957-63 TV Newsman Chet Huntley. Prime-time news analysis series with Chet Huntley 120966 1943 Chetniks MF Commentator (Richard Ryen) 120967 1948 Chevrolet Tele-Theatre T Series 1948-1950 News Media 120968 1960 Chevy Mystery Show, The: I Know What I'd Have Done T Episode #9. 7-14-1960. Reporter (Paul Mazursky). 120969 1960 Chevy Mystery Theatre, The T Series 1960-1961 News Media 120970 1964 Cheyenne Autumn M VHS 1273 Newspaper Publisher (Charles Seel). In Dodge City, newspaper alarms people with its account of murderous savages. 120971 1999 Cheyenne Justice N West, Charles G. Chicago newspaperman’s daughter runs off to experience the wild frontier for herself. Since the newspaperman is prominent, the U.S. Cavalry calls on Jason Coles to track her down. Her trail leads to the Big Horn country, known for the proud Sioux nations. Coles has no difficulty finding the headstrong young lady, but getting her out alive may be the last thing he’ll ever do. Traveling through hostile territory swarming with war parties, treacherous white traders and an unforgiving environment, Coles is pushed to the limits of human endurance. 120972 1957 Cheyenne: Broken Pledge, The T DVD -R HQ 10880 Episode #35. 6-4-1957 Journalist Kay Kirby (Jean Byron) is a newspaperwoman who decides to interview Chief Sitting Bull and as a result Indians go on the warpath. Cheyenne Bodie, a former army scout, goes west after the American Civil war and drifts from job to job. An Indian uprising results when reporter Fay Kirby tries to interview Sitting Bull. 120973 1957 Cheyenne: Deadline T DVD -R HQ 11283 Episode. 2-26-57 Newspaper Owner-Editor Boyd Copeland (Mark Roberts) of the Los Altos Times, who is an alcoholic, wages a fight against a crooked man. Cheyenne helps the honest editor-publisher. Boyd’s wife Paula (Ann Robinson) supports him but sees that whenever things get tough, he gets drunk. Cheyenne, a friend of Paula’s, comes to town and tries to set things right. Boyd needs $2,000 for a new press, but the bank won’t lend it to him. Len Garth (Bruce Cowling) wants to lend Boyd the money, but Boyd rightfully tells him, “You’re trying to buy my uncle’s reputation, me and the newspaper in one package.” Boyd’s uncle had built the newspaper into a reliable, honest press that tells people the truth. Another friend, Charlie, lends Boyd the money. During a shootout, the wagon Boyd is riding crashes and kills Charlie. Boyd blames himself and rushes off the saloon (“in a saloon, he finds his answers to all of his problems”), but Cheyenne discovers the wagon wheels were greased and no one could have stopped it. When he tells Boyd that, Boyd vows revenge. The large black headline of his newspaper reads: “Len Garth -- Killer.” Garth challenges Boyd to a shoot-out in the middle of the road. “What’s the matter with the newsboy, yellow?” Cheyenne challenges Garth responding, “No, are you?” Just as Garth is about to draw, Boyd rushes into the street and is shot in the arm. Cheyenne kills Garth with two shots. Boyd vows to stop drinking and Cheyenne leaves town. 120974 1957 Cheyenne: Land Beyond the Law T Episode #25. 1-15-1957 Photographer (Bill McLean). 120975 1958 Cheyenne: Last Comanchero, The T Episode #44. 1-14-1958 Photographer (Jonathan Hole). 120976 1955 Cheyenne: Outlander, The T Episode #5. 12-13-1955 Editor (Tom Brown Henry). 120977 1978 Chez nous MF Managing Editor (Olof Buckard). Stock Commentator (Per Ragnar) 120978 1972 Chi I'ha vista morire? MF Italy Journalist (Piero Vida). 120979 1986 Chi xin de wo MF Commentator, Television Racing (Bill Tung) 120980 2004 Chiavi di casa, Le MF Italy Newspaper Seller (Ralf Schlesener). 120981 1939 Chic Carter: Sword CB Reporter Chic Carter, crime reporter 120982 1927 Chicago M Coffee, Lenore Tabloid News Media. Phyllis Haver as Roxie Hart. Publicity-hungry lawyers, of scandal-mad journalists and of a public drooling for the latest juicy details. Jake, a newspaperman plants the idea of fame in Roxie's head. "Sure I'll help you," he says smoothly to the sweet-faced killer. "I'll phone Billy Flynn -- the best criminal lawyer in town. "Who knows you now? Who cares today whether you live or die? NOBODY! But tomorrow they'll be fighting to know your breakfast food. Why, you'll be famous." Reporter (T. Roy Barnes). Photographer (Sidney D'Albrook). 120983 1992 Chicago P CD-Audio Revival Tabloid Columnist Mary Sunshine. Reporters and press conference 120984 1996 Chicago P CD-Audio Revival Tabloid Columnist Mary Sunshine. Media of the 1920s. Reporters 120985 1937 Chicago P Watkins, Maurine Reporters. Chicago gangsterism in which the press plays a background part. "Roxie Hart" and the musical "Chicago" based on this novel. 120986 2002 Chicago M DVD -R HQ 2178, 2179 Watkins, Maurine Dallas (Play - "Chicago"). Bob Fosse and Fred Ebb (Musical, "Chicago"). Bill Condon (Screenplay) Tabloid Columnist Mary Sunshine (Christine Baranski) leads pack of reporters who cover murderesses in 1920s Chicago. Lawyer controls media and gets his clients off. Reporter (Shawn Wayne Doyle). Gun Reporter (Shaun Amyot). Gun Reporter #1 (Cleve Asbury). Gun Reporter #2 (Rick Negron). Groin Reporter (Marty Moreau). Gun Reporter #2 (Rick Negron). Newspaper Photographer (Rob Smith). Movietone Newsreel Announcer Voice (Bill Corsair). Newsboy (Patrick Salvagna). Newspaper Boy voice (Gideon Jacobs). 120987 1976 Chicago P CD-Audio Ebb and Kantor Tabloid Columnist Mary Sunshine and reporters. 120988 1926 Chicago P Wakins, Maurine Dallas Original Title: "Brave Little Woman, The." . Tabloid News Media. Reporter Billy Flynn (William Scott Stewart and W.W. O'Brien alternated role). Beulah Annan was Roxie Hart. William Scott Stewart and W.W. O'Brien merged into that incorrigible press hound, Billy Flynn. Sensational play based on a couple of notorious real-life scandals. Watkins was a young reporter for the Chicago Tribune covering the 1924 sensational murder trial -- nightclub singer Belvas Gaertner shot and killed her lover 120989 1957 Chicago 2-1-2 T DuPont Theatre. Press. Frank Lovejoy, Roy Thinnes 120990 1951 Chicago Calling M Berneis, Peter, John Reinhardt (Screenplay) Ness Book Photographer Bill Cannon (Dan Duryea) is a drunk whose wife and daughter leave him. Gets wire saying daughter injured in automobile accident near Chicago. Wife will call with more information. Photographer waits for call. Trying to earn money to keep phone from being disconnected because he failed to pay the bill. Befriended by orphan boy who steals money from his sister's fiancé causing charges to be filed against journalist. ` Police drop charges when he finds out his daughter has died. 120991 1957 Chicago Confidential M News Media. TV Announcer (Bryon Keith). 120992 1949 Chicago Deadline M VHS 1060 Thayer Tiffany, (Novel - "One Woman"). Warren Duff (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Ed Adams (Alan Ladd) goes to boardinghouse to talk runaway girl into returning home and discovers a woman's body in an adjoining room. Takes her address book and uses it to investigate her past, finding two murders and several blackmail attempts. Adams interrogates various people connected to woman using his fists when he needs to. Although the woman died of tuberculosis, a man tried to hide her body after a banker knocked her out and believed he had killed her. Fellow Reporter Pig (Dave Willock). Reporter (Eric Alden). Reporter (Charles Cooley). Reporter (Jerry James). Reporter (Bill Meader). Reporter (Robert Montgomery). Reporter (Lyle Moraine). Reporter (Hal Rand). Reporter (Douglas Spencer). Reporter (Archie Twitchell). New York Times 11/3/49: "People who picture reporters as dashing young fellows, all named 'Scoop,' whose lives are just rounds of excitement in what such people call the 'newspaper game' will find the ideal of their illusion in the newshawk Ladd plays…" "…For Mr. Ladd's dauntless reporter…is precisely the beau sabreur of newsdom that all the comic-book artists have portrayed… Level-headed people whose knowledge of newspapermen…is a little more sober and sane…mish-mosh of two-penny-fiction clichés…" 120993 1950 Chicago Deadline T Screen Directors Playhouse. March 24, 1950, NBC Newspaper 120994 1997 Chicago Hope: T SVD 603 Episode Reporter is abusive 120995 1996 Chicago Hope: T VHS 338 (Media Excerpts) Episode News Media 120996 1999 Chicago Hope: And Baby Makes 10 T Episode #116. 4-21-1999 News Media. Journalist #1 (Kyme). Journalist #2 (Janis Chow). Journalist #3 (J.M. Henry). 120997 1998 Chicago Hope: Austin Space T Episode #97. 10-7-1998 Photographer (Ed Francis Martin). 120998 1998 Chicago Hope: Austin, We Have a Problem T Episode #102. 11-11-1998 News Media. Reporter #1 (Kyme). Reporter #4 (Paul Lieber). 120999 1999 Chicago Hope: Big Hand for the Little Lady T Episode #110. 2-10-1999 News Media. Reporter #1 (Kyme). Reporter #2 (Kim Lores). 121000 1997 Chicago Hope: Day of the Rope, The T Episode. 1-20-1997. Season #3. Episode #14 Reporter (Brian Carpenter). Reporter #2 (Rosie Malek-Yonan). 121001 1994 Chicago Hope: Death Be Proud T DVD -R HQ 2878 Episode. News Media. Shutt and Birch go to court to help Antonovich die with dignity. Geiger must work with a nemesis to save a girl's life. TV reporters. 121002 1994 Chicago Hope: Food Chains T Episode #2. 9-19-1994 News Media. Reporter #1 (Ron Pitts). Reporter #2 (Brian Carpenter). Reporter #3 (Amy Powell). Reporter #5 (Paul Ehrmann-Lawrence). TV Anchor Person (Jerry Penacoli). 121003 1995 Chicago Hope: Freeze Outs T DVD -R HQ 2945 Episode. News Media. Doctors try to revive a boy frozen for three hours. Infante asks Geiger out on a date. 121004 1995 Chicago Hope: Freeze Outs T Episode #16. 2-20-1995 News Media. Reporter (Lorey Hayes). Camera Technician (Gerry Del Sol). 121005 1995 Chicago Hope: Informed Consent T Episode #17. 3-13-1995. News Media. Reporter #2 (Darryl Rocky Davis). 121006 1995 Chicago Hope: Internal Affairs T Episode #18. 3-20-1995 Photographer (Bernard Hocke). 121007 1996 Chicago Hope: Last One Out, Get the Lights T Episode. 5-20-1996. Season #2. Episode #23. Reporter #1 (Rosie Malek-Yonan). Reporter #2 (Brian Carpenter). 121008 1996 Chicago Hope: Mummy Dearest T Episode #56. 12-9-1996 News Media. Reporter (Maridean Mansfield Shepard). 121009 1998 Chicago Hope: Other Cheek, The T Episode #103. 11-18-1998 News Media. Local Reporter (Kyme). CBS Executive Leslie Moonves - Himself. 121010 1995 Chicago Hope: Quarantine, The T DVD -R HQ 2887. SVDSP 811 Episode #10. 1-2-1995 News Media. Reporter #1 (Leah Maddrie). Reporter #2 (Michael McKenzie). Staffers are quarantined after being exposed to a deadly virus. Reporters want to know what is going on. Tabloid Reporter and the epidemic. 121011 1996 Chicago Hope: Right to Life T Episode. 1-22-1996. Season #2. Episode #14. Reporter #2 (Jeff Austin). Reporter #1 (Sharon Omi). 121012 1998 Chicago Hope: Sarindipity T Episode #96. 9-30-1998 News Media. Reporter #1 (Kyme). 121013 1997 Chicago Hope: Second Chances T Episode #65. 4-7-1997 News Media. Reporter #1 (Rosie Malek-Yonan). Reporter #2 (Luis Torres). 121014 1999 Chicago Hope: Teacher's Pet T Episode #113. 3-24-1999 News Media. Reporter #1 Josh Locke (Kenneth Alan Williams). Reporter #2 (Kyme). 121015 1998 Chicago Hope: Waging Bull T Episode #89. 3-18-1998 Photographer (Shellee Renee). 121016 1990 Chicago Joe and the Showgirl M News Media.1st Reporter (Richard Ireson). 2nd Reporter (Malcolm Terris). 3rd Reporter (Gary Parker). 4th Reporter (Karen Gledhill). 5th Reporter (Niven Boyd). Radio Commentator (John Lahr). 121017 2009 Chicago Overcoat M News Media. Afternoon News Anchor (Elee Pai Hong). Evening News Anchor (Dick Johnson). Aging hitman and a washed-up detective are thrown together when one last job leads to one last chance to settle an old score. 121018 1975 Chicago Story: Bad Blood T Schlitt, Robert Episode. News Media 121019 1982 Chicago Story: Epidemic T Episode #2. 3-27-1982 Reporter (Cynthia Lea Clark). 121020 1955 Chicago Syndicate M Sackheim, William (Story). Joseph Hoffman (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor David Healey (Dick Cutting) is about to get information about a crime syndicate from the gang's accountant when the informant is murdered. Editor then calls secret meeting of police and town leaders. They arrange for an accountant to take over the dead man's job and infiltrate the gang. 121021 1940 Chicago Theatre of the Air on WGN R Series News Media 121022 2007 Chicago Way, The N Harvey, Michael TV Reporter Diane Lindsay, a feisty and sexy TV newswoman whose relationship with a private detective is not strictly professional joins the detective and other colleagues including a best friend from childhood, a forensic DNA expert and an old ally from the DA’s office to figure out who killed his former partner and to solve an eight-year-old rape and battery case long gone cold that his former partner hired him to solve. 121023 2000 Chicago: Thoughts of You T Episode. 4-20-2000. Season #6. Episode #20. Reporter #2 (Scott Allegrucci). Reporter #3 (Samantha Ross). 121024 2003 Chicago: We Both Reached for the Gun (aka Press Conference Rag) MUS OWN - H Ebb, Fred (Lyrics). Bill Condon (Screenplay). Peter Kobel (Text). Complete Lyrics and Pictures. Chicago Tabloid Columnist Mary Sunshine, the Liz Smith of her time, a savvy newslady, who was a sob sister. "Mary in this version is like a Barbara Walters or a Diane Sawyer," Christine Baranski who plays Mary Sunshine says. "Somebody who specializes in sincerity, who's very nice, you know, but who gets the story because these women open up to her when she interviews them. They open up, and then she spins it a certain way as this-poor-creature-is-a-victim." Journalist Mary has a "symbiotic" relationship with the defense lawyer. "Billy Flynn knows that Mary's the one who will spin it a certain way because it's all about getting public sympathy and having these murderesses be perceived as victims," Baranski. "It's like 'I use you, you use me.' The journalists are manipulated but then they also know they can sell newspapers if they spin it a certain way." Headlines from Chicago Evening Star: "They Both Reached for the Gun." Chicago Observer: "Both Reached For Gun." Chicago Evening Star: "Roxie: Sweetest Little Jazz Killer.: 121025 1988 Chicagoland N McKelvy, Charles Reporter moves from the underrated Municipal News Agency to the Public Relations department of the title company only to discover deceit, corruption, and murder in Chicago politics. 121026 1949 Chicagoland Mystery Players T Series 1949-1950 Press 121027 1999 Chicas de Alambre (Wired Girls) N Fabra, Jordi Sierra I. Newspaperman delves into the life of several models that live it up, and up, and up, all the way to their life at the top. The young reporter investigates the whereabouts of one of them, the girl who had the most impact on his teenage years. 121028 1980 Chichi yo haha yo! MT Japan Journalist (Go Kato). 121029 1946 Chick Carter, Detective M Serials, The, Volume One. To Be Continued Reporter Rusty Farrell (Douglas Fowley) and newspaper photographer Spud Warner (Eddie Acuff) 121030 1996 Chicken M Newsreader (Alison Mau). Man once a pop-icon is now reduced to doing commercials for fried chicken. To revive his career he stages his own death. 121031 1917 Chicken Casey M AFI-Novelists Writer 121032 1977 Chicken Chronicles, The M Diamond, Paul (Novel and Screenplay). Ness Book School Columnist David Kessler (Steve Guttenberg) in 1969 writes column. "Springtime in Saigon." Both his journalism teacher and the principal try to stop column from appearing. Principal calls it direct assault on president. Kessler threatens to contact ACLU and other media if article is censored. He tells principal he will have Walter Cronkite and Jack Anderson breathing down his neck. Student finally gets column into paper by sneaking it in to the guy running the presses. 121033 2005 Chicken Little C DVD -R HQ 7985, 7982. Tabloid media hound Chicken Little (Zach Braff) after he discovers his crusade to tell the king "the sky is falling" was wrongheaded and now is trying to redeem himself. Story about public humiliation and the struggle for redemption. 121034 2003 Chicken Party M Helicopter Reporter (Christie Insley). 121035 1925 Chicken-Wagon Family, The N OWN - H Benefield, Barry Cub Reporter Jim Pickett on the New York Transcript. Eventually sent to Washington to cover congress. Goes to Dallas. Ends up as a rewrite man on the Star. 121036 2005 Chickens From Mars N Nooe, Troy D. Journalist Derek Jennings wants to find out what went horribly wrong with a film called "Invasion of the Mars Monsters," which in 1948 was considered a colossal flop and now, five decades later, has risen to cult status as the worst movie ever made. Ex-screenwriter Avery Stanton has the answers because he was there. A shoestring budget, a battle of egos and a dose of bad luck set the stage. Jennings is fascinated by Stanton's story. 121037 1995 Chicko, El - der Verdacht MF Reporter (Petetr Nidetzky). 121038 2001 Chico MF Chile Reporter Chico has been a witness or participated in some of the groundbreaking political events in history. Born in Bolivia, he is part Jewish and part Catholic, the product of an upper middle-class household ruled by his aristocratic Spanish mother and communist father. During his childhood, he experiences the dizzying social upheaval of Salvador Allende and the subsequent terrors of the Pinochet coup. As a young man and aspiring political freedom fighter, he travels to communist Hungary, becomes a party member and then questions Marxist ideology after the fall of communism in both Hungary and the Soviet Union. He then becomes a reporter in Croatia where he experiences the devastation of war and quickly becomes a soldier. 121039 1982 Chico Fininho MF Reporter (Luis Pereira de Sousa). 121040 1937 Chicos de la prensa, Los MF Female Journalist 121041 1980 Chief Inspector's Daughter, The NM Radley, Sheila News Media 121042 1988 Chief Zabu M French Reporter (France Noveck) 121043 1933 Chief, The M DVD -R HQ 6334, 6332. City Editor (Carl Stockdale). The Chief plays Advice Columnist on radio at the end of the film answering questions and giving advice to his audience. 121044 1981 Chiefs NM OWN - P Woods, Stuart News Media 121045 1983 Chiefs MT Miniseries News Media. National Newsman (Tom Lanier). Newsman, Capitol City (Robert Inman). 121046 1931 Chienne, La MF Art Critic Langelard (Alexandre Rignault) 121047 1980 Chiens chauds, Les M News Media. Reporter (Dick Grant). Reporter (Robert King) Reporter (Dean Hagopian). 121048 1989 Chiesa, La MF Italy. Fashion Shoot Photographer (Micaela Pignatelli). 121049 1974 Chiffon und Champagner N Raht, Tione Germany Journalist 121050 2001 Chikyu boei kazoku C News Media. Reporter Yoshihiro Tamada (Scott Perrie - Voice - English Version). Newscaster Sharon Alexander (Voice - English Version). Newscaster (Michael Dobson - Voice - English). Newscaster (Colin Murdock - Voice - English Version). Newscaster (Ward Perry - Voice - English Version). Newscaster Shoichi Masui (Andrew Toth - Voice - English Version). 121051 2000 Chikyu boei kigyo Dai-Guard T Reporter (John Dodson - Voice). TV Anchorman (John Dodson - Voice). 121052 1972 Chikyu kogeki meirei: Gojira tai Gaigan MF Editor of Comics Magazine (Akio Murata) 121053 2001 Chikyu shojo Arjuna TF Series TV Anchor (Fiona Hogan) 121054 2001 Chikyu shojo Arjuna MTF TV Reporter (Brian Dobson - Voice - English version). 121055 2000 Child 2 Man M Newscaster (Darrell Burford). 121056 1991 Child From the South, A M Austin, Chris, Gill Bond (Original Story and Screenplay). UK-Mozambique) Ness Book Correspondent Nadia (Josette Simon) is invited to cover a United Nations conference in Mozambique. From South Africa. For 20 years unable to see mother. Response to war-torn country as she becomes involved with a doctor and tries to come to terms with her past. Also encounters a man she knew as a child and has been in exile for 14 years. Both men become victims of violence. Man getting injured in car bombing and doctor being killed while trying to help people who have been injured during the war. Reporter says she left Mozambique after doctor died, but during her stay there she found a sense of belonging. No indication of publication for which she works. She tells one of the doctors attending the conference that he can leave whenever he wants and he responds that journalists like to sit comfortably in judgment of others. 121057 1995 Child Is Missing, A MT Reporter (Claire Riley) 121058 1993 Child of All Nations -- Buru Quartet, The, Book 2 N Toer, Pramoedya Ananta Editor Minke, crusading newspaper editor and nationalist fighter against Dutch imperialism. 1890s. 121059 1991 Child of Darkness, Child of Light MT Anchorwoman (Julie Emery). 121060 2002 Child of Her Dreams NJ Kilby, Joan Newsletter Editor of church publication Linda Thirsk. USA Today reference. 121061 1999 Child Secrets (Book Three -- Milford Haven) N Purl, Mara -- soap opera novels Reporter Chris Christian is missing 121062 1997 Child Star, The SS OWN - P Hall, Melissa Mia In “Marilyn: Shades of Blonde,” edited by Carole Nelson Douglas, pp. 188-197 Journalist Jeremy. “His neck is stiff. He needs three Extra-Strength Tylenols or something a lot more powerful.” Jeremy wishes he hadn’t picked this girl off the street. He wishes he’d interviewed the African American hooker with the great legs. He just needed one more interview to finish his article on LA hookers “post Earthquake/post fire,” and there she was, looking so young and true, reminiscent of all those fantasy Hollywood blondes. Jeremy is 35. He is old enough to know better. And young enough not to give a damn. Suddenly he finds he does. He’s been trying to make it, really, really make it, as a writer out here in LA all of his life. A string of dead-end writing jobs had led him to try journalism. But he has never given up on writing that one spec script that would land him out in the writing ozone.... 121063 1899 Child, The SS GPL Warterloo, Stanley Newspaper. Man called upon to write a Christmas article for a great newspaper. How a modern daily publication would have covered the birth of Christ. 121064 1910 Child's Impulse, A M Journalist. Wealthy young bachelor introduced into circle by a newspaper man 121065 1988 Child's Play M News Media. Female TV Newscaster (Leila Lee Olsen). Male TV Newscaster (Robert Kane). News Reporter at Toy Store (Richard Baird). 121066 1910 Child's Stratagem M Newsboy 121067 1997 Child's Wish, A MT DVD -R HQ 7723, 7724 Newscaster (Brian Arnold) 121068 1984 Children in the Crossfire MT TV Newswoman (Penelope Windust). 121069 1999 Children of a Laughing God M Aspiring Entertainment Reporter Greg Bailey (Gregory Beirnes) looks into the seedy world of child actors. TV Reporter (Heidi Anderson). 121070 1999 Children of Chabannes, The DT Journalist Frederic Pottecher. Historian Serge Klarsfeld. 121071 1997 Children of Darkness and Light N Mosley, Nicholas Journalist Harry, burnt-out and middle-aged, sent to the north of England to do a story about the possible appearance of the Blessed Virgin 121072 0001 Children of Herakles, The P COPY Euripides 430 B.C.E. (approximate date). Herald. Kopreus, herald of Eurystheus. Messenger, slave of Alkmene: "Mistress, my message is brief and glorious. We have beaten our enemies, their armor is our trophy." Alemene: "Then you're welcome! Welcome. For bringing me this news, dear friend. I give you your freedom. Now free me from my fears. Is Hyllos alive?" Messenger: "I'll tell you the whole story, from start to finish. Listen:" 121073 2008 Children of Huang Shi, The M DVD -R HQ 11311, 11312, 11313 British Journalist George Hogg (Rhys Meyers) arrives in Japanese-occupied Nanking in the 1930s, which leads to the heroic rescue of 60 Chinese orphans. Hogg sneaks into Nanking where he witnesses the massacre of hundreds of civilians. Caught and nearly executed by the Japanese army, he is rescued by a dashing communist rebel. At first, the rebel wants to send Hogg home to “tell the world” what’s happening in China, but an air raid puts an end to that. Instead, he decides to send Hogg to recover from his injuries in an abandoned orphanage inhabited by a gang of feral boys. Aided by a local merchant, a shadowy aristocrat, Hogg’s careful, patient ministrations have a civilizing effect on the boys and soon they are learning English and growing tomatoes. 121074 2006 Children of Men M Newsreader (Rob Curling). Newsreader (Michelle Hussain). 121075 1993 Children of the Corn II: Final Sacrifice, The M DVD -R HQ 4545, 4549. SV 289 King, Stephen (Short Story -- "Children of the Corn"). A.L. Kataz, Gilbert Adler (Screenplay) Ness Book Tabloid Reporter Garrett (Terence Knox) once wrote for Newsweek, had a fight with his editor and is now reduced to writing for the tabloid, The World Inquirer (efforts include a piece on JFK's secret marriage to Rock Hudson). He is one of a group of reporters converging on a small Nebraska town after the carnage of the first film is uncovered. He arrives with his son, who has been carrying a grudge against his father since his parents were divorced. Garrett runs into two members of a TV news crew who are old associates. Both are slaughtered later when their van gets lost in the cornfield. He decides to stay in town until he gets a story. He and a university professor uncover a plot. Sheriff planning to sell corn with toxic growth. They are captured, tied up in the field. Sheriff tries to run them over with combine. They escape, interrupt sacrifice prepared by children. Professor dies, lives long enough to trap cult leader in combine. Reporter kills another member of the group with a spear. Father and son reconcile. Reporter plans to tell the story of the children to start the healing process. Reporter (Robert Harvey). 121076 1995 Children of the Dust MT Reporter (Michael Elias) 121077 1915 Children of the Ghetto M AFI-Poets Writer 121078 1892 Children of the Ghetto N MLPL Zangwill, Israel With "Grandchildren of the Ghetto." Jewish Journalist Melchitsedek Pinchas, poet-journalist with the Jewish press. The Flag of Judah. Raphael Leon, a young journalist. 121079 1915 Children of the Ghetto M Zangwill, Israel (Novel, Play) Press. 121080 1899 Children of the Ghetto P Zangwill, Israel Press 121081 1996 Children of the Revolution M News Media. Reporter #1 (Nick Holland). Reporter #2 (Stephen Feneley). Reporter #3 Mary Nield (Elspeth MacTavish) 121082 1982 Children, The NM OWN - P Robertson, Charles Reporter Mark Chandler, tough reporter. Shelley James, top TV anchorwoman. Media stars, competitors, lovers. 121083 1980 Children, The M Newscaster Voice (X. Ben Fakackt) 121084 1998 Children, The N Halberstam, David Reporter Wallace Westfeldt, the civil rights reporter for the Nashville Tennessean, also a stringer for Time magazine. Should have won a Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of the civil rights story in the 1950s. 121085 1930 Children's Hour R Series - KHJ program Reporter. Boy reporter on Los Angeles radio station KHJ's "Children's Hour" 121086 1940 Children's Page SS PVL Marquand, John P. In "American Heritage Series, Contemporary Short Stories, Representative Selections -- Volume Three." Aspiring Reporter Edwina, aspires to be a spinner of yarns, a reporter. Goes to the newspaper to see Trapper Joe. 121087 2006 Children's Party at the Palace, The MT UK News Media. Newsreader Huw Edwards (Himself). News Reporter Sophie Raworth (Herself). 121088 2004 Childstar M PR Agent (Patrick Garrow). News Anchor (Mark Dailey). L.A. Reporter (J.C. Kenny). Photographer (Allegra Fulton). 121089 2008 Chili Con Corpses: A Supper Club Mystery N Stanley, J.B. Editor Murphy Alistair of the Shenandoah Star-Ledger in Quincy Gap, Virginia, enrolls in a Mexican cooking class. When one of the classmates, a drop-dead gorgeous twin is murdered during a school field trip, the Flab Five, a group of amateur sleuths also enrolled in the class, vow to catch the killer. When people start turning up dead and the evidence points to a school teacher who is a member of the Flab Five, things become hotter than a jalapeno. 121090 1990 Chill Factor M Piano, Rex, Dan Goldman (Screenplay) New Zealand - Ness Book Newswoman Katherine Sanders (Laura McKenzie) is host of the program Window to the World and wants to tackle a serious news story. She gets an opportunity when the show goes on location in New Zealand. Despite objections of news director Carl Laughton (Patrick Macnee), Sanders and producer Amy Carlylse (Carrie Snodgress) investigate while trying to keep from being killed. Also caught up in the story is Reporter Jerry Rivers (Patrick Wayne). News Technician (Jeffery Paul Whitman). 121091 1985 Chiller MT Newscaster (Clare Non) 121092 1987 Chillers M Craven, Wes (Director) Reporter. Five people waiting for a bus exchange horrible nightmares. In the third dream, Sharon tells about her infatuation with a news reporter. The TV Anchor arrives at an older woman’s apartment. She is lonely and attracted to the “news guy.” It turns out he’s a vampire and he bits her. His sister shows up to help him. 121093 1949 Chiltern Hundreds, The M Reporter (Laurence Naismith). Reporter (Bill Shine). 121094 1991 Chimera MT SV 184 Journalist investigates death of his girlfriend at a fertility clinic where she worked and uncovers a plot to create a new breed of human based on crossing genetics of man and ape 121095 1915 Chimmie Fadden M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 121096 1895 Chimmie Fadden Explains SS Townsend, Edward W. Fictional Journalist created by Townsend. New York Sun. Jimmy ("Chimmie") Fadden narrated stories in the colloquial style of the Bowery district of New York City. Keen bite. Several dozen put into this collection and "Chimmie Fadden and Mr. Paul" 1902 collection. 121097 1998 Chimney Sweeper's Boy, The N Vine, Barbara (aka Ruth Rendell) Journalist decides to swap his identity for that of a child long dead of meningitis. The enterprising journalist becomes Gerald Candless in 1951. What made Candless' identity so attractive to the young men who went on to reinvent himself in a score of tantalizingly veiled novels, or what made the identity he fled so unbearable? Candless was making a comfortable living from a long series of novels reviewers praised as wise and humane. But his private life was a mess. His loyal wife was estranged from any intimacy with him ever since the birth of their daughter. The dead author turns out to be anything but the blandly successful public figure he's pretended to be for 40 years. Daughters are more properly grief-stricken. But when the older daughter agrees to take time from her women's studies research at the University of London to write a biography of her father, she is astonished. 121098 1978 China 9, Liberty 37 (aka Amore, piombo e furore, Gunfire, Love, Bullets and Frenzy) M Italy-Spain. Ness Writer Wilber Olsen (Sam Peckinpah), Dime novelist 121099 1989 China Beach: T SV 190, 188 (Media Excerpts), 187 (Excerpts). Episodes News Media. Reporter. Photojournalist. 121100 1988 China Beach: Hello Goodbye T SV 183 (Excerpts) Episodes #63-#64 TV Reporter. Wayloo Marie Holmes (Megan Gallagher), U.S. Air Force TV reporter who covered misery of China Beach. Leaves to become reporter for ABC-TV in New York. 121101 1989 China Beach: How to Stay Alive in Vietnam Parts 1 & 2 T Episode #35-36. 11-29-89; 12-6-89 Photojournalist Cat Von Seeger (Lisa Banes) joins Dodger's patrol and meets with tragedy while pursuing a story of South Vietnamese defection. Whatever it takes to get the story told. Nurse heroine: take the damned camera and wrap it around your neck 121102 2000 China Bomb N Tregaskis, Richard Correspondent Hank Musgrave has long experience in Southeast Asia and happens to be in Hong Kong for R and R (rest and recreation) as Typhoon Force is being activated. Typhoon Force is a group of American commandos, most of them highly trained Green Beret troopers, entrusted with the job of putting China's first and only H-bomb out of commission. The first person Musgrave plans to see when he reaches Hong Kong is a beautiful Chinese girl who becomes involved as a source of intelligence on Communist activities. 121103 1936 China Clipper M SVD 1493 (Missing Last Half) Reporter (Jack Hatfield). Weatherman Jack (Joe Cunningham). Weatherman (Frank Faylen). Australian Broadcaster (John Graham Spacey). 121104 1998 China Doll NR Hicks, Barbara Jean, Jennifer Brooks, Karen Ball Journalist Bronson Bailey, interesting and attractive journalist. 121105 2007 China Dolls N Yu, Michele, Blossom Kan Sportswriter M.J. Wyn, the hip, tomboyish sportswriter trying to achieve her dreams of becoming an on-air sports broadcaster. She finds her efforts to join the all-white-male club dispiriting. Ambitious and driven, M.J. has always struggled to fit into different worlds -- her family's tradition of Chinese culture and the very white, very male world of sports, and her high school boyfriend's blue-blooded country club sphere. 121106 1942 China Girl M SVD 615 Crossman, Melville (Story). Ben Hecht (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsreel Cameraman Johnny Williams (George Montgomery) is in the Orient in 1941, being held as a "guest" of the Japanese in a prison camp in China. Asked by one of the officials to take photographs of the Burma Road. Told he will be well paid for his work Williams escapes with help of another prisoner and prisoner's girlfriend. Williams only cares about himself and women -- "When I die, I die for Johnny Williams." His boss sends him a telegram that he is now on his own. Williams laments: "There are three things a photographer's got to have -- genius, a camera and an expense account. I'm down to one." Devises scheme to get exclusive newsreel of Burman Road, declaring: "The only one-man newsreel company in Burma." Receives document that gives away assault of Pearl Harbor but doesn't realize its significance. Discovers fellow escapees from prison were Japanese spies. Entire flight from camp was set-up. Double-crosses spies but maintains neutrality. Falls for China Girl who begs him to fight Japanese. Sets aside mercenary interests to fly to schoolhouse she runs with father. Bombed by Japanese. His lover dies in his arms. Turns machine gun on attacking planes. 121107 1994 China Moon M Photographer CSU (Paul Darby). 121108 1991 China O'Brien II M Reporter #1 (Becky Harding). Reporter #2 (Nelson Woodbury). 121109 1982 China Option, The NSF OWN - H Milton, Nancy Dall Correspondent Anne Campbell, newly assigned as China correspondent for Washington newspaper, becomes involved with Chinese dissidents and gets hold of evidence of the United States plan to secretly equip Chinese with nuclear weapons to use against Russia. Campbell is accused of being a KGB spy and is almost murdered 121110 1979 China Syndrome, The M DVD -R HQ 1920, 1921. DVD. L Gray, Mike, T.S. Cook, James Bridges (Screenplay) Ness Book - Jane Fonda - PR TV Reporter Kimberly Wells (Jane Fonda), for KXLA-3 TV and freelance TV cameraman Richard Adams (Mike Douglas) uncover major scoop involving nuclear plant. Wells' objectification by male-dominated news staff. She wants to do hard news instead of fluff. Sent to nuclear power plant to do story on how plant operates, tells liberal cameraman, "This is coverage, not controversy." Secretly films inside plant when accident occurs. Reporter tries to convince News Director Don Jacovich (Peter Donat) to run story Jacovich Informs cameraman unauthorized photography is a felony. Cameraman accuses Jacovich of being involved in covering up accident. Reporter tells cameraman she doesn't want to make waves. He steals film. She investigates. Power plant worker takes over plant at gunpoint. Asks reporter to interview him on air. Feed is cut, worker killed. PR man: press worker was emotionally disturbed, had been drinking. Reporter does final teary-eyed stand-up calling for investigation. News Reporter (Frank Cavestani). KXLA-3 V News Anchorman Pete Martin (Stan Bohrman). Mac Churchill, News Director, KXLA (James Karen). KXLA Cameraman (David Arnsen). Plant Public Relations man Bill Gibson. 121111 1979 China Syndrome, The MS OWN Wohl, Burton TV Reporter Kimberly Wells has been doing pieces of singing telegrams before being sent to nuclear plant to do a puff piece on how the plant works. She flubs her stand-up outside the plant and has to redo it. News organization puts restrictions on Wells and Cameraman Richard Adams, actions seem more motivated by caution than collaboration or conspiracy. After she grills plant workers and officials and does her final stand-up apologizing for her lack of objectivity and calling for an investigation, the male workers in the control room say they always knew she would do a good job. News director wants to give story to male reporter. Richard Adams, Cameraman-Owner Richard Adams Productions. New York Times, 3/16/79 on film made from script: "The film isn't only concerned with safety procedures, but also with the ethics of a certain kind of journalism that packages news that won't offend." 121112 1979 China Syndrome, The N OWN - P (Two Copies) Wohl, Burton TV Reporter Kimberly Wells "keeps 'em panting without offending the wives" Old-fashioned story of reporter who keeps wanting to get a crack at hard news and uncovers a major scoop. Objectification by male-dominated news staff discussing her change in hair color and comment that she will do what they tell her. 121113 1935 Chinaman's Chance SM Cain Paul (aka Peter Ruric. aka George Sims) Black Mask, Sep. 1935, Vol. 18, No. 7, pp. 98-107 Reporter in Hollywood, Johnny Gay 121114 1974 Chinatown M DVD -R HQ 8064, 8065, 8066. DVD Tabloid publishes pictures and creates public scandal 121115 1929 Chinatown Nights M Reporter (Jack Oakie - The Reporter). 121116 1997 Chinese Box M DVD -R HQ 2389, 2390. SVD 740 Reporter (Gloria Wu). 121117 2001 Chinese Fire Drill, The N Roberts, Les British Journalist is an alcoholic. 121118 1947 Chinese Ring, The M Reporter Peggy Cartwright (Louise Currie) is being kept from knowing to much about Chan's current case 121119 1983 Chinese, The DT Miniseries Host-Narrator Patrick Watson. Newspaperwoman Zhu Zhang. 121120 1956 Chip On My Shoulder, A N North, Eric News Media 121121 2000 Chippendales Murder, The MT News Media. TV Reporter 1 (J.C. Kenny). TV Reporter #2 (Brendan Connor). Reporter #1 (Diana Platts) Reporter #2 (Robert B. Kennedy). Photographer (Cameron Kirkwood). 121122 1998 CHiPs '99 MT Reporter (Kyle Kraska) 121123 1991 CHiPs: T SV 163, 102 Episode TV News Crew creates more havoc than the calamities it's covering 121124 1978 CHiPs: Disaster Squad T Episode #26. 10-7-1978 Newscaster (Regis Philbin). Announcer (Paul Smith). 121125 1978 CHiPs: Hitch-Hiking Guide T Episode #17. 2-9-1978 Photographer (Bridget Hanley). 121126 1977 CHiPs: Taking Its Toll T Episode #7. 11-3-1977 Reporter (Gerald York). 121127 1716 Chit-Chat in a Letter to a Lady in the Country. Wherein is continued the Argument, concerning Saving or Executing the Rebels. ER COPY Philroye, Humphrey (Richard Steele) Fictional Journalist Humphrey Philroye created by Steele. 121128 1982 Chitrahaar TF India. Series 1982-. Anchor (Tarana - Herself - 2002-). 121129 1877 Chivalrous Press, The -- One Might Escape Fire A Nast, Thomas Wood engraving. Press. Story repeated over and over again in the press. 121130 2005 Chloe Does Yale N Krinsky, Natalie Student Columnist Chloe Carrington is a typical Yale student except that along with toiling through usual grind of coursework, she pens a notorious and much-dished-over sex column for the campus newspaper. This touch of fame has wrought havoc on her social and love life turning it literally into an open book. Chloe doesn't help matters much -- she likes to share and can't resist divulging gory details of her most recent date or lack thereof in her column. 121131 2003 Chloroformed and Carried Away! M News Media. Reporter (Suzette Spencer). 121132 2004 Cho kowai hanashi A: yami no karasu MF Japan News Media. DFJ News Anchorman (Yumeaki Hirayama). 121133 1997 Chock 1 - Dodsangeln MTF Journalist (Johan Rabaeus). 121134 1984 Chocky T Episode #5. 2-6-1984 News Media. Radio Reporter (Gary Watson). Girl Reporter (Deborah Fairfax). 121135 1984 Chocky T Episode #6. 2-13-1984 Newsreader (Martyn Lewis). 121136 2005 Chocolate M India Crime Journalist Monsoon lawyer (Sushma Reddy) discovers two East Indians whoa re interrogated extensively following a robbery from an armored vehicle in London on Christmas Eve carrying billions of pounds. The two suspects may be linked to Al Qaeda. The reporter comes to know about their plight, meets them and asks her boyfriend to represent them. He believes they are innocent. A web of sinister plots develops. 121137 2003 Chocolate Korndog N Pearce, Jonathan TV Newscaster Blip Wurser's high hopes are ruined by the smoke-bombing of King Korndog Inkorporated, part of a bakeoff competition in Balona. Radio Talk Show Host and a famous TV personality are also involved. 121138 2008 Chocolate News: Death of Hip-Hop, The T DVD -R HQ 10399 Episode #1. 10-15-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor David Alan Grier offers news from an African-American perspective. He laments the death of hip-hop. Maya Angelou shares her inaugural poetry for Barack Obama and John McCain. Grier laments the death of the only white reporter on the program, Roger Dunn, 1942-2008. “In a world of ‘No,’ Roger was always first to say “Yes.” We’ll miss you Roger.” Dunn is constantly being beaten up on every story he covers in the black community. 121139 2008 Chocolate News: Denegrofication Institute T DVD -R HQ 10457 Episode #3. 10-29-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor David Alan Grier offers news from an African-American perspective. The Denegrofication Institute. Fat Black Mama Syndrome. Political roundtable argues that McCain’s prison time does not qualify him for the presidency. 121140 2008 Chocolate News: Electing a Black President T DVD -R HQ 10419 Episode #2. 10-22-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor David Alan Grier offers news from an African-American perspective. He gives a message to White America about electing a black president. Thugs in the hood deal with the national gas shortage. Boosting black participation in professional sports. Racist voting machine. 121141 2008 Chocolate News: Episode #10: T DVD -R HQ 10621 Episode #10. 12-17-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor David Alan Grier offers news from an African-American perspective. White people should give up on Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley (who stole rock and roll), Titanic and other Caucasian-obsessessions. Jet Magazine and its future. 121142 2008 Chocolate News: Episode #4 T DVD -R HQ 10488 Episode #4. 11-5-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor David Alan Grier offers news from an African-American perspective. 121143 2008 Chocolate News: Episode #5: L’Oreal and Beyonce. T DVD -R HQ 10521 Episode #5. 11-12-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor David Alan Grier offers news from an African-American perspective. L’Oreal and Beyonce. Medicinal crack pills. Adopting African babies. Death row inmate Harland Mathers eats an endless buffet to avoid execution. Rookie hockey goalie. 121144 2008 Chocolate News: Episode #6: Dog the Bounty Hunter T DVD -R HQ 10551 Episode #6. 11-19-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor David Alan Grier offers news from an African-American perspective. Dog the Bounty Hunter. Harland Mahers gets out of jail. Nat Turner puts on slave reenactments. 121145 2008 Chocolate News: Episode #7: T DVD -R HQ 10575 Episode #7. 11-26-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor David Alan Grier offers news from an African-American perspective. 121146 2008 Chocolate News: Episode #8: Dr. Black Daddy T DVD -R HQ 10560 Episode #8. 12-3-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor David Alan Grier offers news from an African-American perspective. Grier urges Obama to give up the White House and run off to Africa like David Chapelle because the presidency now is a no-win situation. Dr. Black Daddy is an image too hard for parents to live up to. Army comes up with a new ad campaign to get young African-Americans to enlist. Black NFL players with head injuries and brain damage. Pioneers in Civil Rights: Young African-American wants to use the same electric chair as the whites get and achieves his goal as his dying wish. How to speak to African-Americans now that Obama is the new president. Black Celebrities getting caught with guns. 121147 2008 Chocolate News: Episode #9: T DVD -R HQ 10590 Episode #9. 12-10-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor David Alan Grier offers news from an African-American perspective. African-American Super Heroes. “America’s Next Top Black Preacher” reality show. Original “Kiss” group was really African-American and their act was stolen by Whites. Interview with Official Presidential Inauguration Planner. Round Table discussion: What will happen to Secretary of State C. Rice? Decision: She needs to have sex. 121148 1941 Chocolate Soldier, The M Critic Bernard Fischer (Nigel Bruce) 121149 0001 Choephori, The P Aeschylus. E.D.A. Morshead (Translation) Messenger. News. Part III. Aegisthus: I too will meet and test the messenger, Whether himself stood witness of the death Or tells it merely from dim rumour learnt: None shall cheat me, whose soul hath watchful eyes. Clytemnestra: Whate'er thy news, thou shalt not welcome lack, Meet and deserved, nor scant our grace shall be. Chorus: Say, Come along, fear nought, the news is good: A bearer can tell straight a twisted tale. 121150 1983 Choice of Enemies, A N OWN - P Higgins, George V News Media 121151 1995 Choices of the Heart: Margaret Sanger Story, The MT News Media. Reporter #2 (Dan Lett). Reporter #3 (Les Porter). Narrator (Jason Priestley). 121152 1995 Choir, The M Miniseries TV Interviewer (Angela Barlow) 121153 1991 Choiring of the Trees, The: Novel, A N Harington, Donald Illustrator-Artist Viridis Monday is convinced a man falsely charged and convicted of raping a teenage girl is innocent. Journalist begins a campaign to gain his freedom. Man refused to cooperate with corrupt local politicians and was framed. Brutal prison conditions in Arkansas in the early 1900s. The man is saved by a last-minute stay of execution. Monday is a Paris-trained artist assigned to sketch his execution for a Little Rock newspaper. Convinced of Nail's innocence, she mounts a campaign to exonerate the young mountaineer sentenced to the electric chair. 121154 1992 Chojiku yosai Macross II Lovers, Again C Japan. Short. Sci-Fi Newscaster (Mimi Woods - Voice - English Version). 121155 1986 Choke Canyon M Reporter 1 (Frank Kanig). Reporter 2 (Robert Conder). 121156 2004 Choke Point: Brinker Mystery NM Mitchell, James Reporter April Lennox, idealistic attractive young reporter for an Los Angeles alternative weekly, arrives in Tucson to interview an undocumented Mexican national who sneaked across the border to tell his story. But the man winds up dead before they meet. Lennox attempts to enlist Tucson-based PI Roscoe Brinker's help in investigating below the border. He initially refuses but agrees to accompany the reporter to Hermosilla. Just before they are set to leave, Brinker is called away to Phoenix to look for a missing girl. Lennox, anxious to get her story, makes the trip to Mexico alone to interview a relative of the slain man. That's not a good idea. She doesn't come back and Brinker returns to Mexico to find something darker and more dangerous than he'd ever imagined. 121157 2004 Choker M Interviewer (Jesse Corti). 121158 1990 Chona, la puerca asesina M Reporter (Quique Cruz) 121159 2009 Choose M Journalism Student Fiona Wagner (Katheryn Winnick) tracks a killer with the help of her detective father and a therapist. Reporter (Annalaina Marks). Photographer (Kahan James). 121160 1940 Choose Cheese M Commentator (Alec Clunes) 121161 2007 Choose Connor M Newscaster (Sumalee Montano). Photographer (Tom Ato). 121162 2000 Chopper M TV Interviewer (Renee Brack) 121163 1978 Chopper Squad: Happiness Is TF Australia. Episode #16. 12-3-1978 Photographer (Robert Hughes). 121164 2006 Chording of T.O. Malone N Franklin, Barclay Newspaper Reporter Marcie Douglass from Chicago meets and falls in love with a concert guitarist who murdered his pregnant wife and her lover when he caught them in bed. He escaped from Florida prison and arrived at his cabin in the mountains of Colorado. Douglass has rented the A-frame below his cabin for the summer. He trusts her to get word to his parents that he didn't die in the Florida Everglades after his escape. After she visits his parents in North Carolina, FBI agents track her back to the guitarist and he's arrested. While awaiting a new trial he marries Marcie. He is then sentenced to six years in a minimum-security facility. When he's released, he must get reacquainted with his wife and children. He gets another opportunity to play a formal concert at the Kennedy Center. After intermission, he is joined on stage by all the members of his family as they play down-home country music. 121165 1956 Chori Chori MF India Editor (Raj Mehra). 121166 2001 Chori Chori Chupke Chupke MF News Reporter (Ruby Bhatia) 121167 1975 Chori Mera Kaam MF India News Media. Press Reporter (Komila Wirk). 121168 1974 Chorus MF India Photojournalist (Subhendu Chatterjee). 121169 1920 Chorus Girl's Romance, The M AFI-Authors Writer 121170 1996 Chosen N Bergren, Lisa Tawn Correspondent Ridge McIntyre is a handsome, world-renowned news correspondent is interested in an archaeologist who is supervising the excavation of King Solomon's Stables dig under the Temple Mount. Archaeologist's stubbornness could cost her a future with the man she loves -- and possibly her life. 121171 2009 Chosen One, The M TV Newscaster (Kent Shocknek). 121172 1982 Chosen, The M Newsreel Announcer (Ed Herlihy). 121173 2006 Chosen, The N Sala, Sharon TV Reporter January DeLena is a hot-shot reporter with a secret who is willing to do anything to get the story. She is investigating near death experiences when she uncovers a nasty scenario. Someone using the name Sinner abducts homeless males, but only those whose name is that of an Apostle. She reports her theory to a police detective who rejects her theory. The police detective falls in love with DeLena. 121174 2004 Chot (aka Aaj isko, Kal Tereko) MF India TV Journalist Anu Sikri (Jesse Randhawa) joins her boyfriend, a computer genius, whose brother invites them to live with him. The brother came all the way from Bihar to settle down in a Bombay suburb, bought some buffalo, opened a diary farm, and ran it successfully. Now he wants his educated brother to join him. A builder who discovers no one wants to buy apartments near the diary farm kidnaps the educated brother and beats him severely, holding him until the farm is sold. The brother decides to give him, but the fearless female reporter informs the Extortion Cell of the Bombay Police and the the kidnappers are arrested. The brother recovers with only revenge on his mind. He is killed, and his brother goes on a killing spree to avenge the death. Female journalist role reveal the Hindi film heroine as the working woman in her post-domestic avatar. 121175 2003 Chota Jadugar (aka Magic Magic 3D, Little Magician, Small Magician, Small Magicia) MF India TV Reporter Dipti (Pooja Kumar) decides to marry a man who runs “TVAsia,” an Asian TV channel in the United States and whose family is well known for their mastery of magic tricks. The film follows the story of an 8-year-old boy who yearns to leave the United States and return to India to live with his grandfather. Accompanied by a dog and three American children, he has many adventures before he gets home. 121176 2001 Chris & Co TF Belgium. Series Reporter Desire Naessens (Alain Van. Goethem - 2005). Moderator (Bob De Moore). 121177 2004 Chris Isaak Show, The: Candidate, The T Episode #36. 1-15-2004 TV Anchor (Mi-Jung Lee). Moderator (David Allan Pearson). 121178 2002 Chris Isaak Show, The: Chris Isaak Day T Episode #20. 1-20-2002 Reporter Groupie (Reginald Colin Rowley). 121179 2002 Chris Isaak: Devil Made Me Do It, The T SVD 1156, SVD 1147 (missing ending) Episode #19. 1-13-2002 Journalist Stephanie Furst (Bridget Fonda) interviews another musician and her new boyfriend Chris Isaak isn't happy about it. 121180 2002 Chris Isaak: In the Name of Love T SVD 1140 Episode #18. 1-6-2002 Journalist Stephanie Furst (Bridget Fonda), a major rock journalist known for doing hatchet jobs on her subjects, wants to interview Chris Isaak for book she's writing on legendary Roy Orbison. Isaak is leery after the guys in the band warn him she has a reputation for trashing her subjects. Very suspicious. He agrees to meet her for half an hour. To his astonishment, he is completely smitten by her the moment they meet. He fabricates Orbison anecdotes as a reason to keep seeing her. 121181 2001 Chris Isaak: T&A T Episode #7. 4-23-2001 Reporter. Supermarket Tabloid Reporter Tricia Miller (Charles Siegel) of The Daily Scoop newspaper Isaak's public image takes a weird turn when his old girlfriend, Caroline Rhea (Herself) tells The Daily Scoop tabloid that Chris was shy about showing his butt when they had sex. Isaak tries to set the record straight but it only gets worse. He moons Rhea over video phone and she posts image on the internet -- turning Chris' behind into a cause celebre. Chris confronts tabloid reporter, a middle-aged man named Tricia Miller who promises to fix things only to manufacture picture of Chris dressed up like a stereotypical gay leather man. 121182 2002 Chris Isaak: Wrong Number T SVD 1150 Episode #21. 1-27-2002 Journalist Stephanie Furst (Bridget Fonda) look into buying a house together. They break up. As Valentine's Day approaches, a love-struck Chris suggests to Stephanie that they live together. She accepts but as the hunt for a house begins, battle lines are drawn. They have different ideas of what constitutes dream house. Desperate woman leaves messages for her estranged lover on Chris' answering machine by mistake. Sounds like real love, but Chris senses the relationship is doomed unless he can track the unknown woman down. 121183 2005 Chris Parsons: Bottom of the Ninth NM Spring, Peter #2 Chris Parsons Mysteries Reporter Chris Parsons spearheads an investigation when a fellow sculler is beaten to death on the streets of Boston that leads him and his girlfriend Leslie into the world of fine art smuggling. It takes the pair from the streets of Southie where they assist the owners of a homeless shelter being terrorized by a gang of bigots to a dawn re-enactment in Concord of the shot heard 'round the world. They also end up at Fenway Park where an ultra-superstitious ballplayer is stoking the perennial fires by infusing speed into the Red Sox lineup for the first time in 50 years. They find themselves pursued by a ruthless enforcer who loves to kill with his hands. 121184 2004 Chris Parsons: Last Casualty, The NM Spring, Peter #1 Chris Parsons Mysteries Reporter Chris Parsons working in Boston, Massachusetts, assigned to write a fairly routine article about a senator running for president, but when he digs a little deeper into the senator's background, he finds a web of cover-ups and mystery. Although his editor tells him to drop his investigation of the senator's past, Parsons senses he may be on the verge of breaking a major story involving the Vietnam War and the senator's father. Presses on despite the fact that dead bodies of people associated with his newspaper research keep piling up. Will Parsons be next? 121185 1988 Christabel MT News Vendor (Jonathan Izard) 121186 1971 Christian Licorice Store, The M Reporter (Rusty Durrell). Reporter (Billy James). 121187 1899 Christian Science N MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Mark Twain) Press 121188 1865 Christian Spectator SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Mark Twain's San Francisco." Newspaper. Rev. O.P. Fitzgerald of the Minna Street Methodist Church South has started the new Christian Spectator. Territorial Enterprise 121189 1860 Christian Vellacott, the Journalist: A Story of Royalism, Jesuitism and Republicanism N Scott, Hugh (Merriman Seton) Journalist 121190 2003 Christiane Amanpour, Correspondent in Russia and Kazakhstan DT TV Correspondent Christiane Amanpour covers Russia and Kazakhstan for "60 Minutes" in February 121191 2003 Christiane Amanpour, CNN Correspondent covers the Second Gulf War DT TV Correspondent Christiane Amanpour covers second Gulf War in March and April 2003 121192 2002 Christiane Amanpour, CNN Correspondent in Afghanistan DT TV Correspondent Christiane Amanpour covers Afghanistan, Kabul in August and September plus side trips to Pakistan 121193 2001 Christiane Amanpour, CNN Correspondent in Afghanistan and Pakistan after 9/11 DT TV Correspondent Christiane Amanpour covers Afghanistan and Pakistan in weeks after 9/11 121194 2001 Christiane Amanpour, CNN Correspondent in Bosnia, Sarajevo and Pristina, Kosovo DT TV Correspondent Christiane Amanpour covers Bosnia, Sarajevo and Pristina, Kosovo, in July 121195 2003 Christiane Amanpour, CNN Correspondent in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv DT TV Correspondent Christiane Amanpour covers Jerusalem and Tel Aviv in January. Egypt in February 121196 2002 Christiane Amanpour, CNN Correspondent in Mogadishu, Somalia DT TV Correspondent Christiane Amanpour covers Mogadishu, Somalian capital in January 121197 2002 Christiane Amanpour, CNN Correspondent in Saudi Arabia DT TV Correspondent Christiane Amanpour covers Saudi Arabia in two separate assignments in October and November 121198 2001 Christiane Amanpour, CNN Correspondent in Sierra Leone, Western Africa DT TV Correspondent Christiane Amanpour covers Sierra Leone in Western Africa in early September 121199 2002 Christiane Amanpour, CNN Correspondent in the Middle East DT TV Correspondent Christiane Amanpour covers Middle East from March through July 121200 1991 Christie Caper, The N Hart, Carolyn G. Book Critic Neil Bledsoe is a hard-boiled crime aficionado and mystery magazine publisher. He publicly attacks Agatha Christie and her work at a centenary celebration. He's the victim of two suspicious accidents. It's feared that a disgruntled author, editor or agent is using the conference for revenge. Owners of Death on Demand bookstore investigate. Couple of murders take place. The critic's aunt comes with him and she's a dead ringer for Miss Marple. Critic credited with number of suicides and ruined careers. Two people attending conference are two victims of his malice. After surviving attacks by shooting and a vase dropped from a height, he finally is killed, but not before two bystanders are killed Called the most despised book critic in America. Writing a scurrilous biography of Christie attacking her reputation. 121201 1925 Christina Alberta's Father N Wells, H.G. Press 121202 1980 Christina's World N St. James, Blakely Reporter for World Magazine Christinea van Bell 121203 1989 Christine Cromwell: Easy Come, Easy Go T Episode #2. 12-9-1989 TV Reporter (Edwina Moore). 121204 1970 Christine Jorgensen Story, The M AFI-Reporters/Photographers Newspaper Reporter at Airport (Frank Gerstle). 121205 1989 Christine Maritn: Real Shot in the Arm, A N MLPL Roome, Annette #1 Christine Martin Mysteries Cub Reporter Christine Martin in England, English mother, 40, gets a job on a local paper. Chris and wisecracking Reporter Pete Schiavo break the case Resuming her career as a journalist, which she had given up for marriage and children, Chris Martin finds herself in the middle of a sensational murder case, local corruption -- and romance 121206 1990 Christine Martin: Second Shot in the Dark, A NM MLPL Roome, Annette #2 Christine Martin Mysteries. Cub Reporter Christine Martin for the Tipping Herald in England. She still wants to divorce her husband Keith and move in with her lover, Reporter Pete Schiavo and doing the best reporting job she can for the Tipping Herald. Chris is assigned to cover the death of a woman thought to be the latest victim of the Face Murderer, who bludgeons his prey and then shoots them in the face. Investigating the victim's background, Chris interviews those closest her and realizes their stories don't add up. She also discovers a plumbing supply owner who wins public contracts by plying local big shots with porno films and topless waitresses. As Chris bumbles from clue to clue and blurts out her theories about the murder, her husband Keith pesters her to take him back. Then the killer decides Chris must die. Chris learns that the murder may involver her lover's ex-wife's husband. Despite muddling up her private life as she pursues a big story, Chris proves stubbornly reckless while investigating the murder. 121207 1924 Christine of the Hungry Heart M AFI-Authors Writer 121208 1965 Christmas Card Crisis P MLPL Martens, A.C. Play Index, 1961-67 Press 121209 1950 Christmas Carillon, A SS OWN - H Calisher, Hortense In "Collected Stories of Hortense Calisher." Columnist Grorley, master's in journalism, small-time newspaper job and classes. 121210 2003 Christmas Child MT DVD -R HQ 2599, 2600. Lucado, Max Journalist Jack Davenport (William R. Moses) of Chicago travels to Dallas for a work assignment. A mysterious photograph leads him to the small town of Clearwater, Texas. Marriage struggles during the holidays as Jack seeks to find his roots after the death of his father. Finding himself in a small Texas town on Christmas eve, Davenport is lonely and alone. He encounters old faces and new facts. He discovers a father's guilt and a young girl's faith. The trip into the past holds his key to the future and a scarlet cross shows him the way home. 121211 2003 Christmas Child: Story of Coming Home, A (aka Christmas Cross, The) N Lucado, Max Journalist Jack Davenport of Chicago travels to Dallas for a work assignment. A mysterious photograph leads him to the small town of Clearwater, Texas. Marriage struggles during the holidays as Jack seeks to find his roots after the death of his father. Finding himself in a small Texas town on Christmas eve, Davenport is lonely and alone. He encounters old faces and new facts. He discovers a father's guilt and a young girl's faith. The trip into the past holds his key to the future and a scarlet cross shows him the way home. 121212 1998 Christmas Cross, The SS Lucado, Max Revised as "The Christmas Child: A Story of Coming Home" in 2003. Journalist Jack Davenport of Chicago travels to Dallas for a work assignment. A mysterious photograph leads him to the small town of Clearwater, Texas. Marriage struggles during the holidays as Jack seeks to find his roots after the death of his father. Finding himself in a small Texas town on Christmas eve, Davenport is lonely and alone. He encounters old faces and new facts. He discovers a father's guilt and a young girl's faith. The trip into the past holds his key to the future and a scarlet cross shows him the way home. 121213 2007 Christmas Date, The NR Dunaway, Michele Photojournalist Tyler Nicholas comes from a large and loving family. He is used to traveling around the world, entering danger zones and risking his life on an almost daily basis. He recently bought a house in Orlando, but only because his lawyer sister and his tax accountant have told him he needs to. When he moves in, he is delighted that his neighbor is the fascinating woman he met once before. Tyler Nicholas and his new neighbor Kate Merrill couldn’t be more different in their lifestyle and outlooks if they tried. Kate works as a paralegal in a large law firm while attending classes at night school. She aims to become a lawyer, and her boss has already hinted she might be offered a position with his firm after her exams in the spring. In contrast, Kate’s private life is in the dumps. First, she had a very unhappy childhood living with her promiscuous mother until a great-aunt rescued and adopted her. The great-aunt died some years ago, but her friends, who live in the same suburban street in Orlando, continue to look after Kate. Still, she feels lonely. Second, the last man she dated turned out to be a real jerk, culminating in calling her “frigid” in front of a number of people at the office. Her self-confidence shattered, she wants to concentrate on her career and and definitely has no interest in dating. Kate and Tyler first get to know each other as neighbors, being helpful, but while he almost immediately wants to get to know her better with the goal of starting an affair, she can’t imagine what such a jet-setting man might possible see in her. Tyler is not a playboy. Although he has had love affairs before, he is mostly married to his very demanding job. Yet he truly thinks Kate utterly charming and beautiful. Kate on the other hand is no ugly duckling, but instead an averagely attractive woman who just happens to have low self-confidence. 121214 1947 Christmas Eve M SVD 1139 Altman: Jumping Off The Cliff Girl Reporter (Marie Blake) 121215 1944 Christmas Holiday M DVD Maugham, W. Somerset (Novel). Herman J. Mankiewicz (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Simon Fenimore (Richard Whorf), for the Evening Inquirer, is drunk when he meets a serviceman who becomes stranded in New Orleans on Christmas Eve due to bad weather. Reporter takes the serviceman to a nightclub where he meets a singer. Singer and serviceman attend midnight Mass. She tells him about her marriage to a compulsive gambler who has been sentenced to life in prison for murder of a bookie. The man escapes and contacts the reporter who in turn calls the serviceman. Escaped convict threatens the singer and is shot by police. Reporter incites escaped convict to violence toward singer. He then draws attention to the cop who kills the escaped convict. 121216 1956 Christmas in Connecticut T Lux Video Theatre. 12-13-56 - Adapted from Lionel Houser and Adele Commandini film scenario of the Aileen Hamilton story, Magazine Writer (Mona Freeman) 121217 1945 Christmas in Connecticut M DVD -R HQ 2121, 2122. L. Hamilton, Aileen (Story). Lionel Houser, Adele Commandini (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Elizabeth Lane (Barbara Stanwyck) for Smart Housekeeping magazine. Created in her column an elaborate home life involving husband and baby on farm in Connecticut. Publisher Alexander Yardley (Sydney Greenstreet) hits on the idea of bringing war hero to her home for Christmas dinner. Lane has to fabricate the whole thing. With help of her boyfriend and chef. Publisher is not aware of the deception. Concerned about competition from American Housekeeping magazine cutting into circulation. When homemaking writer for rival publication is having a baby he suggests Lane has one first. Publisher and local press show up at the farm. Lane's baby appears kidnapped. Publisher finds out the truth but uses his influence to stop local paper from printing real story. Lane is fired but chef employs a deception to get her rehired. Publisher: "I only ask two things of my editors, Beecham. Print the truth and obey my orders." Field Reporter #2 (Mary Watson). Reporters (Pat Lane, Charles Marsh) 121218 1992 Christmas in Connecticut MT News Media. Field Reporter #2 (Mary Watson). TV Anchor (George Putnam). Elizabeth Blane (Dyan Cannon) is the author of several cook books and the star of her own cooking show. When her manager Alexander sees that a forest ranger who lost his cabin in a fire comment on TV about wishing he could get a home-cooked Christmas dinner, the manager arranges for a special live show on Christmas for Elizabeth to cook him that dinner. The problem is Elizabeth can't cook and trying to keep the forest ranger and the public from finding out on a live show is a problem. 121219 1946 Christmas in Connecticut R Episode #308. 8-5-1946. Screen Guild Theater, The Columnist Elizabeth Lane (Jane Wyman) for Smart Housekeeping magazine. Created in her column an elaborate home life involving husband and baby on farm in Connecticut. Publisher Alexander Yardley (Leon Belasco) hits on the idea of bringing a war hero to Lane's farm -- but the farm doesn't exist. 121220 2001 Christmas in the Clouds M Newscaster (Randall Carlisle) 121221 1984 Christmas Is Over SM USC Romun, Isak In "Ellery Queen's Prime Crime 2." Newspaperman-Columnist-Narrator Oscar Xavier Monahan at The Paulsburg Advance-Indicator. Abe Slaughter, the paper's top lensman and resident bigmouth. Swell story -- "Over-the-Hill Gang Takes Over City Paper." 121222 2005 Christmas Jars N Wright, Jason Reporter Hope Jenson uncovers the remarkable secret behind the "Christmas Jars", glass jars filled with coins and bills anonymously left for people in need. But along the way, Hope discovers much more than the origin of the jars. When some unexpected news sets off a chain reaction of kindness, Hope's greatest Christmas Eve wish comes true. Jensen is devastated when her adoptive mother dies from ovarian cancer shortly after Christmas. Adding to her woes, her apartment is broken into and all of her emergency cash stolen. Hope then discovers that someone has left her a gift-a glass mason jar labeled "Christmas Jar," filled with money. Using her investigative skills, she learns several people have reported receiving mysterious jars in time of need. Hope's search leads her to the Maxwell family and their generous Christmas tradition-and to some truths about her birth mother. 121223 2004 Christmas Lights MT UK News Media. TV Reporter (Alison Hammond). 121224 1997 Christmas List, The MT Newswoman (Tamara Stanners) 121225 1977 Christmas Miracle in Caufield, U.S.A. T News Media. Christmas Eve 1951 coal mine disaster 121226 1991 Christmas on Division Street MT Newscaster (Linden Soles) 121227 2003 Christmas Show, The T UK - Series Reporter (Orla O'Rourke). 121228 1986 Christmas Star, The MT Newscaster (Pamela Martin) 121229 2002 Christmas Train, The N OWN - P Baldacci, David Reporters Tom Langdon and Eleanor Carter were two hotshot journalists when she left him years ago. She was his all-time love. Now the weary, disillusioned and cash-strapped 41-year-old journalist quits serious reporting for writing fluff. Banned from flying for a year because of an air rage incident, he's decided to write about riding the rails over the Christmas holidays planning to link up with his girlfriend, a Hollywood star in Los Angeles. Aboard the Capitol Limited running from Washington D.C. to Chicago, he meets a host of unusual fellow travelers. He also runs into Carter now a screenwriter for a legendary film director who is on board researching a possible film about trains. They are working their way back together as Langdon's girlfriend shows up and proposes marriage. Avalanche traps train in midst of historic blizzard. 121230 1969 Christmas Tree, The M AFI-"Paris Match" Magazine 121231 1965 Christmas Visitors, The P MLPL Agnew, F.E.M.. Play Index, 1961-67 Play Index, 1961-67 Press 121232 2008 Christmas Wishes, Mistletoe Kisses N Harper, Fiona Harlequin Romance #4062 Paparazzi chase after Louis Thornton and her cheating celebrity husband. 121233 1933 Christopher Bean M Art Critic (George Irving) 121234 2003 Christopher Lee: Life in Films, A DT Interviewer (Jonathan Rigby). 121235 1949 Christopher Storm: Deed is Drawn, The NM Barber, Willetta Ann and RF.F. Schabelitz #6 Christopher Storm Magazine Illustrator Christopher Storm, "Kit," a New York magazine illustrator. Sherry Locke, his fiancée and later, wife, chronicles his detections. 121236 1947 Christopher Storm: Drawback To Murder NM Barber, Willetta Ann and RF.F. Schabelitz #3 Christopher Storm Magazine Illustrator Christopher Storm, "Kit," a New York magazine illustrator. Sherry Locke, his fiancée and later, wife, chronicles his detections. 121237 1942 Christopher Storm: Drawn Conclusion NM Barber, Willetta Ann and RF.F. Schabelitz #7 Christopher Storm Magazine Illustrator Christopher Storm, "Kit," a New York magazine illustrator. Sherry Locke, his fiancée and later, wife, chronicles his detections. 121238 1940 Christopher Storm: Murder Draws a Line NM Barber, Willetta Ann and RF.F. Schabelitz #5 Christopher Storm Magazine Illustrator Christopher Storm, "Kit," a New York magazine illustrator. Sherry Locke, his fiancée and later, wife, chronicles his detections. 121239 1942 Christopher Storm: Murder Enters the Picture NM Barber, Willetta Ann and RF.F. Schabelitz #1 Christopher Storm Magazine Illustrator Christopher Storm, "Kit," a New York magazine illustrator. Sherry Locke, his fiancée and later, wife, chronicles his detections. 121240 1945 Christopher Storm: Noose is Drawn NM Barber, Willetta Ann and RF.F. Schabelitz #2 Christopher Storm Magazine Illustrator Christopher Storm, "Kit," a New York magazine illustrator. Sherry Locke, his fiancée and later, wife, chronicles his detections. 121241 1944 Christopher Storm: Pencil Points to Murder NM Barber, Willetta Ann and RF.F. Schabelitz #4 Christopher Storm Magazine Illustrator Christopher Storm, "Kit," a New York magazine illustrator. Sherry Locke, his fiancée and later, wife, chronicles his detections. 121242 2002 ChromiumBlue.com T Series Photographer (Arun Julio Mathar). 121243 2005 Chromophobia M Public Relations (P.R.) Woman (Hannah Stokely). Young Journalist (Sam Talbot). 121244 2009 Chronic City N Lethem, Jonathan Critic Perkus Tooth is a wall-eyed free-range pop and cultural critic whose soaring conspiratorial riffs are fueled by high-grade marijuana, mammoth cheeseburgers and a desperate ache for meaning. Perkus’ countercultural savvy and voracious paranoia draw Chase Insteadman, a handsome, inoffensive fixture on Manhattan’s social scene, into another Manhattan where questions of what is real, what is fake, and who is complicit take on a life-shattering urgency. Manhattan’s citizenry is terrorized by a tiger on the loose, but the marauder may be a media invention, a government construct or a machine. Chase, an erstwhile child star who still lives off his residuals as well as the refracted fame that makes him a welcome guest at the city’s finer dinner parties, narrates the story. His fame has been recently underscored by the tragic fate of his fiancee, Janice Trumbull, a scientist-astronaut suffering from cancer while orbiting in space. Her heartbreakingly witty letters to Chase are covered extensively in the media. Chase seems as disconnected from his surroundings as Janice is from earth, yet his life changes after a chance meeting with Perkus Tooth, a marijuana-smoking cultural critic who once enjoyed some renown as a writer for Rolling Stone. Tooth’s sidekick is a wisecracking, self-loathing ghostwriter named Oona Laszlo whose work calls the very idea of identity into question. Her relationship with Chase threatens to dispel the romantic myth of the child star and the astronaut in which the city apparently has so much invested. Chase is the hero Manhattan deserves when Tooth describes his friend as “the ultimate fake. A cog in the city’s fiction.” Chase and Perkus attempt to unearth the answers to several mysteries that seem to offer that rarest of artifacts on an island where everything can be bought: Truth. 121245 1963 Chronicle DT Series 1963-64 Newsmagazine 121246 2001 Chronicle, The: T SVD 1106, SVD 1103, SVD 1102, SVD 1100, SVD 1098. Episodes Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). 121247 2001 Chronicle, The: Baby Got Back T SVD 1166 Horta, Silvio Episode #4. 7-28-2001. Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Abandoned baby left at Chronicle. Hall takes it in while the trio of Burns, Hall and Freewald investigate. Able to locate mother from video cameras. She has bouts of insanity. Both she and her husband want the baby back. Baby displays abnormal behavior almost killing Sal. Turns out that in return for financial rewards, the man made a deal with Hell to let a demon incarnate within his son's body. Reporters get captured by the man but manage to interrupt ceremony to let demon fully manifest with the help of the reluctant mother. They escape with the baby. The man gets possessed instead and since he isn't intended to be the host body he explodes. 121248 2001 Chronicle, The: Bermuda Love Triangle T SVD 1166 Myers, Henry Alonso Episode #6. 8-11-2001 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Burns assigned to mermaid story -- two men were pulled into the water and attacked by one. Hall is investigating case of Navy pilot who disappeared in Bermuda Triangle in 1994. Two cases cross when Burns spots pilot near the scene of the attack -- he has gills given to him by the Atlanteans to allow him to survive. Hall and Sal, the Pig-Boy spend a night in elevator where he tells her he loves her. The two agree to be closer. Mermaid comes to Chronicle and is captured. Sal rigs up translator and finds out she and pilot mated for life. He is fleeing from the commitment. Burns tracks down the pilot and convinces him to come back. Too late. Mermaid has given up her life and transformed into unreachable siren of the deeps. At the end, four friends toast friendship and lost love. 121249 2001 Chronicle, The: Bring Me the Head of Tucker Burns T SVD 1167 Grillo-Marxuach, Javier Episode #8. 8-25-2001 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). DMV worker and meter maid decapitated by headless motorcyclist and The Chronicle is on the case. Burns makes time with his rival Kristen Martin (Elaine Hendrix), Hall and Freewald investigate. Discover motorcyclist a cycle ganger and bounty hunter who accidentally got decapitated. After third death, they discover all victims had sequential DMV numbers and go after fourth potential victim, a cable man. Frustrated, biker takes burns and tells Chronicle reporters to trade him for man. Turns out the man is a demon. He and others escaped from Hell and the motorcyclist is trying to bring them back. Armed with Chronicle's information, the demon gets the motorcyclist's head. The motorcyclist decapitates the demon and departs with his head. Burns is later found. 121250 2002 Chronicle, The: Cursed Sombrero, The T Horta, Silvio Episode #13. 1-18-2002 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). It's a slow news month so Stern has Hall, Burns and Freewald investigate chain of mysterious deaths that a sombrero has been leaving. Try to recover it at police lock-up but someone else gets it and dies. Some fraternity boys grab it. It's Cinco de Mayo and everyone has a sombrero. Team figures out which fraternity house has it and try to track it down. One fraternity brother is already dead. Burns goes out with Kristen. Burns has the real hat but he doesn't know it. Hall and Freewald manage to save Burns and get him to Stern who dispels the evil of the hat. Kristen is having trouble dealing with her newfound knowledge of the weird and bizarre but reconciles with Burns -- for now. 121251 2001 Chronicle, The: He's Dead, She's Dead T SVD 1166 Maher, Erin Episode #5. 8-4-2001 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Reports of mysterious resurrections and dead men walking lead the Chronicle reporters to a scientist who died of colon cancer. His daughter seems to have continued on his experiments, and has succeeded in perfecting the resurrection formula that her father was working on. After several experiments (the earlier reports), she perfects the process and resurrects her dad. He prefers to remain dead, however, and kills himself. 121252 2002 Chronicle, The: Hell Mall T Shear, Michael Episode #21.3-15-2002. Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Burns goes undercover as perfume sprizer in a fashion mall to investigate strange possessions and deaths. Freewald and Hall chased off case by detective while Burns spots a strange old woman who mysteriously appears and disappears. Confronting her, he is possessed. Others have figured out the deaths tie into series of related killings tied to patients at insane asylum destroyed 50 years ago. Freewald and Hall find out metal from asylum being used for sculpture piece at mall. Since asylum was shut down due to its use of electro-shock therapy, figure that electrifying sculpture will exorcise ghosts. Freewald and Hall have to fight their way past a homicidal Burns to do so and succeed. Meanwhile, Hall gets a new boyfriend and the detective believes Stern has something to hide. Burns' girlfriend Kristen is ready to cut a deal with the detective. 121253 2001 Chronicle, The: Here There Be Dragons T SVD 1166, SVD 1094 Shankar, Naren Episode #3. 7-21-2001 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Stern ends Burns to investigate report of dragons in Chinatown. A gang member's pregnant girlfriend gives birth to a dragon baby. Burns and Freewald find the secret hide-out. It's a man with lizard-like skin deformation in a dragon suit with a flamethrower. He and the girl are dating and he impregnated her. Tucker dresses up as dragon and Freewald pretends to kill lit after it kills the girl to convince her father she is dead. At the end, the girl, her baby and the dragon guy head off into the sunset thanks to the Chronicle reporters. 121254 2002 Chronicle, The: Hot From the Oven T Grillo-Marxuach, Javier Episode #17. 2-15-2002 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Chronicle reporters investigate case where oven repairman disappears into oven at a soon-to-be opened haute cuisine restaurant. Stern has a personal interest -- a friend of his also disappeared into the oven. Reporters determine story is true. Stern prepares to use vial of holy water blessed by all of the popes to break curse. Freewald is sucked into the oven and Burns and Hall have to go in after him. Oven confronts victims with worse fears. Others can help victim to overcome fears. Freewald is frightened of clowns. Hall and Burns help him to overcome his fear. Hall must face her fear of abandonment by her boyfriend. They meet oven repairman, an alcoholic who accidentally killed someone Burns tries to save him, but other convince him he is facing his worst fear -- being unable to heroically save someone. Burns gives it up and three manage to escape oven, which Stern has disassembled and stored in the vault. 121255 2002 Chronicle, The: I See Dead Fat People T Nemec, Andre Episode #15. 2-1-2002 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Stern is absent and Hall is put in charge of getting out next issue. Assigns Burns and Freewald to a case where people living in a house are being terrorized and almost killed. Reporters experience strange phenomenon and witness four other fat ghosts. Find out house was weight-loss clinic and site of the death of four patients. One of them killed other three in steam bath and then himself. Freewald is haunted by visions of man wherever he goes. Reporters figure out doctor behind killings. Doctor comes to house and locks Burns and Freewald in the steam bath and leaves them to die. Ghost frees them. The ghosts trap the doctor and prepare to kill him by stuffing him with food. Freewald, himself once fat, convinces them to let go and move on. They leave and Hall manages to get the paper out with "I See Dead Fat People" as the cover story. 121256 2002 Chronicle, The: King is Undead, The T Grillo-Marxuach, Javier Episode #20. 3-8-2002 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Hall follows up on a vampire case. Freewald and Burns are assigned biggest case Chronicle has ever done, tracking down Elvis at an Elvis Impersonator convention. Two cases cross when Hall finds vampire dressed as Elvis. Burns and Freewald chase off man who rigged up hotel fire system with holly water. Eventually find Elvis-look-alike and vampire hunter. Four of them team up and with a little help from Stern and Vera, defeat the vampires Burns believes the man was Elvis' twin brother who died at birth. 121257 2001 Chronicle, The: Let Sleeping Dogs Fry T SVD 1167 Grillo-Marxuach, Javier Episode #9. 9-8-2001 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Series of mysterious deaths by electrical appliance. All male victims who were members of hunting club. Ghost inhibits town's electrical systems and kills the men responsible for his death. 121258 2002 Chronicle, The: Man and Superman T Myers, Henry Alonso Episode #16. 2-8-2002 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Stern sends Burns and comic-book fan Freewald to investigate a woman who is rescued by a mugger by a flying costume-clad superhero who displays super-strength. Meanwhile, Hall investigates a ghost. While undercover as taxicab driver, Hall's car blows a tie and she is rescued by the superhero as Freewald looks on. He and Hall find a clue that leads to actor-waiter but he is killed before they can meet him. Mysterious hero saves a bus. Freewald remembers obscure comic called "Captain Vigilant" where hero performed the same sequence of events. Tracks superhero to comic book store. Hall and Burns find a bomb while Freewald confronts the store owner who staged the events. Freewald sells his comic book collection for a lot of money. Local cop takes interest in reporters because she always show up at murder scenes. 121259 2002 Chronicle, The: Mists of Avalon Parkway, The T Myers, Henry Alonso Episode #19. 3-1-2002 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Scout master recent victim of strange mobile mist that strikes with intelligence and kills its victims. Hall is put in charge of Chronicle investigation much to Burns' displeasure. They track monster to Koyanisquasset, New Jersey, site of widespread toxic dumping. Barely escape encounter with fog monster. It's a cloud of flesh-eating bacteria spawned by toxic dumping. Imprinted on a local boy who represses feelings after death of mother. Traveling back into the mist, they find the boy and Grace and Tucker come up with a plan to get him to release his emotions, and dispel the creature once and for all. 121260 2001 Chronicle, The: Only the Young Die Good T SVD 1167 Hume, Peter Episode #7. 8-18-2001 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Burns assigned to investigate strange report of elderly man escaping from old folks' home and clinic, going to a nearby store and claiming to be young teenager worker. Tucker goes undercover, discovers head doctor perfected means of transferring consciousness. Hire young, virile people as workers, then switch payments with rich old people and lock up the now-older workers. Tucker is next on the list after he asks a few questions. Rest of Chronicle gang quickly sense things are amiss when Tucker acts strangely. They go back to the clinic where Tucker in his aged body has staged an escape. They get the doctor to reverse the process for both Tucker and others. 121261 2002 Chronicle, The: Pig Boy's Big Adventure T SVD 1167 Grillo-Marxuach, Javier Episode #12. 1-11-2002 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Savage simian takes refuge under child's bed and Stern wants exclusive. Burns and Freewald go house. Mysterious animal control officer orders them off property. Tracks simian to theater, but same official shows up and shoot simian with tracking signal Sal tracks simian and Burns and Freewald capture simian only to find it's an intelligent female. She identifies Sal as a manimal. She, Sal and others created by a doctor experimenting with animal organ transplants for humans. Created manimals. Both simian and Sal captured. Burns and Freewald break into clinic. Doctor and son have been trying to recapture subjects to find out what errors they committed. Plan to dissect Sal and others. But Burns and Freewald free everyone. Manimals rip doctor and son to pieces. Sal is disgusted. Refuses to go with them as they escape, preferring to stay with his real friends. They take Sal out to dinner, all wearing pig-snout masks. 121262 2001 Chronicle, The: Pilot T SVD 1090. SVD 1166. SVD 1095 Horta, Silvio Episode #1. 7-14-2001. Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Tucker Burns (Chad Willett), recent graduate of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism arrives at the World Chronicle for interview. Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito) Feisty and alluring Reporter Grace Hall (Rena Sofe) tells Burns she was abducted as teenager and only the Chronicle took her seriously. Burns, rejected by 47 different organizations needed the job. Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Chronicle headlines: "There's a Demon in My Toilet" and "Angry Siamese Triplets Tell Off Sister." Ruby, the paper's psyche. Assigns story of a creature spotted three times after dark to Burns. Tucker thought all stories in Chronicle were false, but he finds out they're true. Hall, Freewald and Burns find out the creature is alien stranded on earth who feeds on blood of animals. Manage to arrange alien "pick-up" and have another headline story 121263 2002 Chronicle, The: Snitch in a Time, A T Beimler, Hans Episode #22. 3-22-2002 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Hall investigates spontaneous combustion when her new boyfriend dumps her without warning, disappears from job. She tracks him to dentist who is spontaneously incinerated. Tracks boyfriend to mausoleum where mysterious Swedish men with melting rays attack They escape. Boyfriend reveals he is from 300 years in future and is in Witness Relocation Program. Testified against Swedish mob, was put into hiding and the mob has tracked him down. Reporters manage to get a key back where Swedish Mob is hiding out. They're in an Ikea store. Feds capture mobsters and boyfriend is relocated. Asks Hall to go with him. She agrees, leaving a note for Sal. Relocates with boyfriend to 1945. Meanwhile, Burns' girlfriend Kristen agrees to tape conversations with Burns so police will go easy on him when they try to bring down Stern and the Chronicle. Burns finds out, leaves her, but detective shuts down Chronicle and puts everyone under arrest 121264 2002 Chronicle, The: Stepford Cheerleaders, The T Myers, Henry Alonso Episode #18. 2-22-2002 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Hall, Freewald and Burns go undercover at high school where strange incidents are being reported. Hall gets close to one of the female students involved in an incident where football jock beaten badly and hung on goal post. No one is talking. Burns teams up with school reporter who suspects something about science teacher, friend to nerds whom Freewald infiltrates. Soon discover teacher working on bionic limb experiments. Sneaking up on his house, they see his daughter has bionic limbs. Lost most of her body in same accident that killed her mother. Teacher performing experiments on Hall's contact who is a willing volunteer who wants cybernetic augmentation. Hall destroys the laboratory and the Chronicle gets another scoop. 121265 2001 Chronicle, The: Take Me Back T SVD 1167 Shankar, Naren Episode #10. 9-15-2001 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Police arrest alien who turns out to be Burns in costume. In flashback, he explains that Chronicle reporters were investigating woman freaking out when she spots aliens. Woman is an alien abductee who is attending group therapy. Hall goes along with the woman to therapy where head of group suggests a radical therapy: the woman should confront someone dressed as alien to overcome feelings of powerlessness. It works, but she disappears and is killed, gruesomely dissected. Hall begins to have visions of her own. Burns and Freewald realize the woman's death is the work of hostile aliens. Now they're preparing to dissect Hall. Been activating visions to see how humans react to abduction. One alien is killed, but rest escape in spacecraft -- the escape is seen by Burn's skeptical reporter-girlfriend Kristen. Hall seems to recover but still sees glimpses of an alien -- and it's Stern.. 121266 2002 Chronicle, The: Tears of a Clone T Beimler, Hans Episode #14. 1-25-2002 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Hall goes to meet contact on Puerto Rican succubus case and gets electrocuted. Waking up in the hospital, she panics when someone tries to kill her. But no evidence of an attempt on her life. Freewald and Burns believe her, but Stern is acting strangely uninterested in whole thing. Worse, Hall's mother is visiting. She believes her daughter is crazy. After several other sightings, Hall believes she is being followed by a clone of herself. Three reporters follow Stern whom they suspect. Catch up to him in hotel and discover Hall with them is the clone. Some aliens ordered hi on Hall and sent a clone of her to kill her. Clone couldn't quite bring itself to kill the real Hall and subsequent electrical shock scrambled its "kill" programming. Both Graces flee. Clone-Grace sacrifices self and Hall survives and reconciles with mother. 121267 2002 Chronicle, The: Touched by an Alien T SVD 1167. SVD 1136 Grillo-Marxuach, Javier Episode #11. 1-4-2002 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Meteorite crashes near strip club as Stern discovers he has been targeted for assassination. Reporters investigate. One of the strippers melts when having sex with boyfriend. Alien assassin is a Sexually-Transmitted Assassin who sexually stimulates humans, passes itself on through sexual contact and destroys the host when it leaves. Stern is seriously wounded. Track STA to local swinger's convention where they meet Freewald's parents having a good time. Hall gets STA and tries to pass it to Sal, but he resists her advances when he realizes what's happening. STA knocks out Sal. Sal's cure, a sexual stimulant, frees Hall and expels STA without killing her. Stern says he took care of assassin -- he might be an alien as well. Boring Reporter (Tristan Poje). 121268 2001 Chronicle, The: What Gobbles Beneath T SVD 1090. SVD 1166 Horta, Silvio Episode #2. 7-14-2001 Tabloid Newspaper Staff involved in supernatural stories. The World Chronicle Reporters Tucker Burns (Chad Willett) and Grace Hall (Rena Sofe). Editor-in-Chief Donald Stern (Jon Polito). Staff Photographer Wes Freewald (Reno Wilson). Media mogul Rubert Blackstone disappears into thin air in broad daylight. Burns ditches animal-potato chip story Stern assigned him to investigate. Soon discovers another man disappeared and both were using experimental Yamaguchi 9000 cell phone. They emit high burst of radiation that attracts cancerous tumor-monster living beneath New York. Burns, Hall and Freewald confront the manufacturer of the phones who gets eaten by the monster. Reporters use a tumor anti-toxin that Sal, the Pig-Boy (Curtis Armstrong) has laying around. Stern is pleased with results. Freewald's van is destroyed and the happy editor replaces it. Tucker realizes he enjoys his job. 121269 2008 Chronicles of an Exorcism M Reporter (Sara Howell) 121270 1350 Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the Adjoining Countries ER COPY Froissart, Sir John Press. History and journalism combined. Observations and reportage. 121271 2009 Chronicles of the Beyond: Segment Five M Five individual episodes about the strange and unbelievable. Anchorwoman (Laura Ludlum). 121272 2009 Chronicles of the Beyond: Segment Three M Five individual episodes about the strange and unbelievable. TV Show Host (Melissa Rose Jones). 121273 2003 Chronik des Nurnberger Prozesses, Die TF Germany Reporter Walter Cronkite (Himself). Reporter Eika Mann (Herself). Reporter William Scheira (Himself). Reporter Rebecca West (Herself). 121274 2003 Chronik des Nurnberger Prozesses, Die DT Reporter Walter Cronkite. Reporter Erika Mann. Reporter William Scheira. Reporter Rebecca West. 121275 1999 Chrono-Perambulator M Reporter (Mal Whyte - "The Reporter"). 121276 1971 Chronolog DT Newsmagazine with Garrick Utley 121277 1951 Chronoscope DT Series 1951-55 Newsmagazine 121278 2009 Chuck: Chuck Versus the Best Friend T Episode #27. 2-23-2009 TV Reporter (Mel Fair). 121279 2007 Chuck: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-24-2007 TV Anchor (Mel Fair -- News Anchor). Chuck is a computer geek who gets a computer full of information zapped into his brain, information that contains secrets that the federal government desperately needs to keep in Chuck’s head, and keep Chuck, himself intact. Chuck meets a woman who agrees to go on a date with him, but she’s one of the government agents who is interested more in his head than his body. 121280 1999 ChuckleVision: Stargazing T Episode #88. 2-10-1999 Journalist (Michael Eaves). 121281 1999 Chump Change N Eddie, David Freelance Journalist David Henry quits his job as a clerk at Newsweek and becomes a newswriter at the Cosmodemonic Broadcasting Corporation . 121282 1997 Church of Dead Girls, The NM Dobyns, Stephen Editor-Reporter Franklin Moore came to this rural upstate New York village of Aurelius from Rochester five years ago with his and daughter. He had been a reporter for the Chronicle. Before that he had been in journalism school at Cornell. As an undergraduate he had written for the Sun and became one of its editors. Named associate editor of the Independent. Wife Michelle worked as photographer in Rochester and did freelance work for Independent. Developed breast cancer and died. Editor of Independent. It became more aggressive, more socially conscious in its editorials, more adversarial. Besides Franklin, one full-time reporter, a sports reporter, a photographer, a woman who acted as receptionist, office manager and copy editor. Town gives way to rampant paranoia and suspicion after one by one three girls vanish. Each is brutally murdered, each missing their left hand. First girl's disappearance gives rise to group of citizens that proceeds to wreak havoc with police investigation and trample on civil rights of outsiders. 121283 2004 Churchill: Hollywood Years, The M News Media. Winston Churchill, author, journalist, statesman (Christian Slater). Reporter 1 (Simon Rake). Reporter 2 (James Long). Reporter 3 (James Putnam). Messenger (Tony Crocker). Radio Presenter (Brian Perkins). Football Commentator (Alistair McGown). Announcer (Stefan Ashton Frank). 121284 1999 CI5: New Professionals, The: Phoenix T Episode #2. 9-26-1999 Newscaster (Douglas Reith). 121285 2007 Ciao M News Media. News Anchor (Shelley Fisher - Voice). Newscaster (Fred Stoverink - Voice). 121286 1973 Ciao Manhattan M Vogue Magazine Editor Diana (Viva) 121287 1996 Cible, La MF Reporter France 3 (Raquel Gomez). Reporter Roissy (Sally Micaleff) 121288 2002 Cidade de Deus MF Brazil Newspaper Editor do Jornal Rogerio Reis (Gustavo Engracia). Reporter (Sergio Chapelin - Himself). Newspaper Employee (Tule Peak). 121289 1968 Ciechanow Melody SS OWN - H Opatoshu, Joseph In "Day in Regensburg, A" "Short Stories by Joseph Opatoshu"{ Editor Wolf Landau, editorial staff of an orthodox Jewish newspaper 121290 1944 Ciel est a vous, Le MF Reporter. Le Reporter (Marcel Laporte) 121291 1998 Cien anos de perdon MF Photographer (Jesus Sosa). 121292 2005 Cigarette Killer, The N Burke, R.J. Reporter discovers an old cigarette pack near the body of a money man behind cigarettes and writes it may be a signal. Young man whose mother and girlfriend died of smoking picks up the idea and starts to kill tobacco investors, leaving a cigarette pack each time. Tobacco stocks plunge. A detective who lost his wife to smoking had kicked the old cigarette pack toward the body and now realizes he created a serial killer. So he races to stop him. Detective wonders if he can capture him without killing him, and if he'll be in time--the tobacco companies have a million dollar bounty on Joey's head. 121293 1964 Cigarra no es un bicho, La MF Argentina Journalist (Angel Magana). 121294 1931 Cimarron M DVD -R HQ 2182, 2183. VHS 467 RKO Book. Edna Ferber Novel Editor-Owner Yancey Cravat (Richard Dix) establishes local newspaper, then leaves wife Sabra Cravat (Irene Dunne) to run it 121295 1960 Cimarron M DVD -R HQ 2131, 2132, 2109. SVD 683. SV 89 Ferber, Edna (Novel). Arnold Schulman (Screenplay) Remake of 1929 film Editor-Owner Yancey "Cimarron" Cravat (Glenn Ford) of Oklahoma Wigwam. Texas newspaperman asks Cravat to join him in establishing paper in new location, but he resists. Changes his mind when friend is killed during land rush. Takes up such causes as Native American rights, eventually turns down chance to be governor. Disappears for long periods while his wife, Sabra Cravat (Maria Schell) keeps the paper going turning it into a major enterprise. Wife makes paper bigger, louder and more profitable but it does not have the spirit it had when her husband ran it. Growth of newspaper equated with civilizing of the West. Rugged individualism of hero takes toll on those around him. "How many times have I told you I don't like the newspaper business. I just don't like this business of being a crusader all the time." Photographer Ike Howes (Royal Dano). 121296 1929 Cimarron NW OWN - H - GPL Ferber, Edna Editor-Owner Oklahoma Wigwam. Yancey Cravat and his wife Sabra. 121297 1948 Cimarron R Episode #14. 9-9-1948. Hallmark Playhouse Editor-Owner Yancey Cravat (Gerald Mohr) establishes local newspaper, then leaves wife Sabra Cravat (Irene Dunne) to run it 121298 1967 Cimarron Strip: T Series Photographer Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), a young photographer and part-time deputy 121299 1967 Cimarron Strip: Battle of Bloody Stones T DVD -R HQ 6631 Episode. Photographer Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), a young photographer and part-time deputy. After killing an outlaw in the marshal's absence, MacGregor finds himself in a neighboring town's jail held for murder . A beating, a fire and other incidents plague the town after three local Indians watch a slanted Wile West show about an Indian massacre. 121300 1967 Cimarron Strip: Beast That Walks Like a Man, The T DVD -R HQ 6842, 6843. VHS 1324 Episode. News Media. Mysterious beast is killing strangers 121301 1967 Cimarron Strip: Big Jesse T DVD -R HQ 7341, 7342 Episode. Photographer Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), a young photographer and part-time deputy 121302 1967 Cimarron Strip: Blue Moon Trail, The T DVD -R HQ 7379, 7378 Episode. Photographer Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), a young photographer and part-time deputy. Former convict holds wounded Francis hostage demanding the marshal's help to free transferred prisoners. 121303 1967 Cimarron Strip: Deputy, The T DVD -R HQ 6997, 6998. Episode. Photographer Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), a young photographer and part-time deputy. Vengeful outlaw betrayed by cohorts in an Army payroll robbery takes the papers of a Texas lawman he murdered and gets a job with Crown. 121304 1968 Cimarron Strip: Fool's Gold T DVD -R HQ 7105, 7106. SVD 1181 Episode #16. 1-11-1968 Reporter Francis Wilde (Randy Boone) 121305 1967 Cimarron Strip: Greeners, The T DVD -R HQ 7510, 7517. Episode. Photographer Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), a young photographer and part-time deputy. Homesteaders refuse to testify after they see two of Crown's best friends dragged behind horses, then later find them hanged. 121306 1968 Cimarron Strip: Heller T DVD -R HQ 7158, 7159 Episode. Photographer Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), a young photographer and part-time deputy. White girl raised by Indians falls in love with Crown and helps him track down a band of raiders 121307 1967 Cimarron Strip: Judgment, The T DVD -R HQ 7069, 7065. VHS 1275 Episode. Reporter Francis Wilde (Randy Boone) 121308 1968 Cimarron Strip: Knife in the Darkness T DVD -R HQ 720, 7207. Episode. Photographer Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), a young photographer and part-time deputy. Stranger claims there is a link between Jack the Ripper and killings of dance-hall girls in Cimarron City. 121309 1967 Cimarron Strip: Last Wolf, The T DVD -R HQ 6956, 6955. Episode. Photographer Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), a young photographer and part-time deputy. Unruly band of unemployed wolf hunters begin demanding jobs, opening up a long-festering feud between homesteaders and cattlemen. 121310 1967 Cimarron Strip: Roarer, The T DVD -R HQ 6727, 6728 Episode. Photographer Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), a young photographer and part-time deputy. Cavalry veteran, wild with grief over the death of a friend, takes his revenge on those he feels have civilized the Wild West. 121311 1967 Cimarron Strip: Search, The T DVD -R HQ 6766, 6767 Episode. Photographer Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), a young photographer and part-time deputy. Sibling outlaws rescuing a captive brother shoot Crown and leave him for dead only to have their father post a $500 reward for the return of the marshal's body. 121312 1968 Cimarron Strip: Sound of a Drum T DVD -R HQ 7297, 7294. Episode. Photographer Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), a young photographer and part-time deputy. 121313 1968 Cimarron Strip: Till the End of the Night T DVD -R HQ 6816, 6817 Episode. Photographer Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), a young photographer and part-time deputy. 121314 1967 Cimarron Strip: Whitey T DVD -R HQ 6702, 6701. Episode. Photographer Francis Wilde (Randy Boone), a young photographer and part-time deputy. Crown tricks a young outlaw into revealing his gang's robbery plans only to have the angry youth kidnap Dulcey as part of a plan to gain revenge on the marshal. 121315 1996 Cinco Dias, Cinco Noites MF Photographer (Mario Moutinho). 121316 2006 Cinderella Factor N Weston, Sophie Reporter Patrick Burns owns a French chateau, which is the perfect hiding place for a runaway until the owner comes home. At first the sardonic reporter thinks the secretive runaway is a thief or worse. But he sees that the girl is hiding is a painful past. Soon she becomes the woman he can't live without. But can a man who's never loved win the trust of a girl who's never been loved? Or will his feelings make her run again? 121317 2006 Cinderella Hour, The N Stone, Katherine Radio Talk Show Host Snow Ashley Gable ran away from Chicago 16 years ago. Now at 31, she's coming home bringing her successful late-night radio talk show, "The Cinderella Hour," to the Windy City. But there are risks and fears in returning. The father she never knew. The mother who acted out one dangerous fantasy after another. The high school heiress who uncovered Snow's greatest secret. And the troubled boy she loved. 121318 2005 Cinderella Man M Reporters (Gavin Grazer, Boyd Banks, Daniel Kash, Judah Katz, Angelo Tsarouchas, Robert Smith). Young Reporter (Sergio Di Zio). Radio Commentator (Philip Craig). Ringside Reporter (Benjamin Rage). Ringside Photographers (Andrew Priestman, Nick Smith). Announcer Griffith (Richard Binsley). 121319 1917 Cinderella Man, The M AFI-Poets Writer 121320 2005 Cinderella Man, The M Reporter (Boyd Banks). Ringside Reporter (Benjamin Rage). Reporter (Jake Richards). Reporter #4 (Angelo Tsarouchas). 121321 1938 Cinderella Meets Fella C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age Newsreel 121322 2006 Cinderella Pact N Strohmeyer, Sarah Advice Columnist Belinda Apple is thin, gorgeous and author of a glamorous advice column, "On Being Fab!" But her real identity is Editor Nora Devlin. Apple churns out copy from London and is the next big British sensation to hit the States. By day she is an overweight, frumpy and overlooked editor, but by night she slips behind her keyboard and into her alter ego, Belinda Apple. No one knows her secret. Nola is shocked when Belindad receives a desperate letter from her best friend and former cheerleading captain, now overweight and depressed. Nola resolves to help her friend. When Devin had applied to become the magazine's new advice columnist, her application was treated dismissively by her boss, the trim and tyrannical Lori DiGrigio. Nola then submitted an old photograph of herself and a fake resume and application under the name Belinda Apple. When Belinda is hired and becomes the rage as the sexiest, hot advice columnist, the fun begins. 121323 2002 Cinderella Sims N Block, Lawrence Reporter Ted Lindsay is a reporter for the Louisville Times. He loses his wife to another man, then to a fatal accident. He relocates to New York in order to get a new start. He's unsuccessful until he sees "the girl" who turns his life upside down setting him on a path of treacherous lies, deceptions and dangers as they try to outwit the gang that's after her. Life is once again filled with desire and passion. She is willing to trade half the money she stole from a gang that pulled a casino scam and her body for Lindsay's help. They escape across the country only stopping for sex. 121324 1960 Cinderfella M Reporter (Robert Jordan) 121325 2002 Cinderfella NR Wiggs, Susan Contained in omnibus of novels by Kate Hoffmann and Susan Wiggs, “Cinderfella” and “Lady of the Night.” Reporter Jack Riley was determined to keep open the Brooklyn youth shelter he volunteered at. But his privileged boss, Madeleine Langston, was the one obstacle standing in his way. He knew Madeleine could help grant the kids’ wishes, though -- all he needed was some faith, hope -- and a well-fitted tux. Riley was a big-hearted Texan who volunteers at the Santiago Center in Brooklyn. Madeleine could grant the teenagers’ wish to keep the shelter open -- and he can grant hers, fairy-tale style. 121326 1994 Cinderman NSF Stuart, Anne Harlequin American Science Reporter Suzanna Molloy has been working on a story about a scientist she met in the past who made a lasting impression on her. He does top secret research and rumor has it he's involved in a highly secret and unusual project. Molloy plans to be first to get interview and story. He is a very private man who doesn't allow anyone to interfere in his life or work. Doesn't want reporters snooping around, especially Molloy who has reputation for seeking truth no matter what it takes She sneaks into his lab, breaches security systems with no problem, roams lab until the scientist catches her. As he is trying to remove her, he notices a strange smell. Unexpected explosion occurs. He protects the reporter by covering her with his body. He takes brunt of explosion. Both covered with green slime. Within 24 hours, scientist becomes invisible. Also able to blow up things and set things on fire. She develops her own abilities. She can see without her glasses and read the scientist's mind. 121327 2006 CineBAAAH! M Netherlands. Short - Action - Fantasy Interviewer (Eefke Boelhouwers). 121328 2006 Cinema 500 km DF Saudi Arabia Editor (Kaleel Al-Neamah), Chief Editor of Al-Ghadd Magazine. 121329 1996 Cinema Europe: Other Hollywood, The MT Miniseries Cameraman (Eric Cross-Himself). Cameraman (Freddie Young). Cameraman, Assistant (Ronald Neame-Himself). 121330 1919 Cinema Murder, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 121331 2004 Cinema Obscura M Adult Journalist (Holly Hollywood) 121332 1984 Cinema tres TF Spain - Catalan. Series Interviewer (Viviane Vives - Herself). 121333 1968 Cinema Verite M AFI-Censorship/Authors News Media 121334 1991 Cinema, de notre temps: Claude Chabrol, l'entomologiste DF Interviewer (Jean Douchet) 121335 1991 Cinema, de notre temps: Claude Chabrol, l'entomologiste DF France. Episode #9. Interviewer Jean Douchet. 121336 1999 Cinema, de notre temps: David Cronenberg: I have to Make the Word Be Flesh DF Interviewer Serge Grunberg. David Cronenberg (Himself). 121337 1994 Cinema, de notre temps: Eric Rohmer - Preuves a l'appui DF France. Episode #13. Interviewer Jean Douchet. 121338 1988 Cinema, de notre temps: Jacques Rivetete - Le veilleur DF France. Episode #16. Film Critic Serge Daney of Les Cahiers du Cinema, Interviewer. 121339 1990 Cinema, de notre temps: Souleymane Cisse DF Interviewer Manthia Diawara. 121340 1990 Cinema, de notre temps: Souleymane Cisse DF France - Khmer/Bambara. Episode #23. Interviewer Manthia Diawara. 121341 1988 Cinema, de notre temps: Takeshi Kitano, I'imprevisble DF France. Episode #24. Interviewer Shigehiko Hasumi. 121342 2000 Cinema, de notre temps: Une journee d'Andrei Arsenevitch DF France. Episode #26. 5-17-2000 Editor (Michal Leszczylowski) of Offret 121343 2007 Cinerama 2000 C Interviewer (Laura Toth). 121344 1999 Cinnamon Roll Story, A M News Media. Reporter #1 (Melissa Simon). Reporter #2 (Leslie Woolf). Cameraman #1 (Marc Clark). Cameraman #2 (Jason Goebel). 121345 1963 Cinq dernieres minutes, Les: L'eau qui dort TF Episode #28. 3-12-1963 News Media. Le reporter du J.T. (Maurice Seveno). Le photographer (Jacques Joignant). 121346 1939 Cinq sous de Lavarede, Les MF Reporter, Le (Georges Briquet) 121347 1976 Cipolla Colt (aka Spaghetti Western), aka Cibollero, El, aka Cry, Onion! M Italy. Spain. West Germany Newspaper Editor Henry “Jack” Pullitzer (Sterling Hayden) publishes suspicions about a farmer’s death and get the murderer’s confession. A large oil company has taken over the town and bought off the sheriff. They are buying out all the farmers and those who refuse to sell become victims of “strange accidents.” Only one man won’t sell or give him. He’s beaten up and the oil company henchmen steal his dead. But Pullitzer and the farmer finally defeat the oil company by blowing up their oil wells and reclaiming their town. 121348 1898 Circle in the Sand, A N USC Jordan, Kate (Vermilye) Journalism. David Temple at the New York Citizen who didn't want women among its workers. Doesn't want to hire Miss Garrick who wants to be a journalist. Anne Garrick turns out to be Robert Heron, a top journalist Anne had come with a reputation already made. 121349 1985 Circle of Deceit NM OWN - P Winward, Walter South Dakota Newspaperman is murdered because what he has seen is so explosive that no one who has witnessed it can walk away alive. 121350 1998 Circle of Deceit MT DVD -R HQ 9141, 9142 Reporter (Norma Jean Wick) 121351 1993 Circle of Deceit MT Newsreader (Melee Hutton). 121352 1981 Circle of Deceit (Falschung, Die) M Schlondorff, Volker, Jean-Claude Carriere, Margarethe von Trotta, Kai Hermann (Screenplay) West Germany-France - Ness Book Correspondent Georg Laschen (Bruno Ganz) is a displaced individual who accepts an assignment to do a story on the PLO in Beirut less out of journalistic commitment than to feed off a sense that he is becoming numb to the horrors of the world. Leaves his wife and children and goes to the war torn city with photographer Hoffmann (Jerzy Skolimowski). Try to make sense of the conflict. Reporter takes pride in his objectivity, but demonstrates pro-Palestinian biases. Detachment from events he is covering is progressively tested. He objects to an offer made by a sniper to shoot a pedestrian so his photographer can get a picture of the atrocity. Laschen gets an exclusive on a massacre. He stays behind when other correspondents leave because of the increasingly chaotic conditions in the region. Ends up stabbing a fleeing Arab. Returns home after this act of violence. Meets with his editor who is trying to decide how to play up the news of the massacre. Laschen walks out of the discussion and returns to his wife and home, a changed man. Swedish Journalist (Jack Diagilaitis). 121353 2006 Circle of Friends MT Reporter (Leif Anderson). Woman returns home to investigate the mysterious deaths of her childhood friends. 121354 1965 Circle of Love M AFI-Authors Writer 121355 2000 Circle of Seven N Jacobsen, Clay TV Producer Frank Russell, former reporter for NBC News two decades ago now the executive producer of National Studio's live Sunday night news magazine, the new network's answer to 60 Minutes and Dateline Samantha Steel, beautiful TV reporter who was magic in front of the camera. Tad Forrest. Other producers/reporters. 121356 1960 Circle of the Sun M Commentator (Stanley Jackson). 121357 1999 Circle William N Harlow, Bill Washington Post Reporter Sue O'Dell, beautiful and determined. White House Press Secretary Jim Schmidt caught on C-SPAN calling Secretary of State a windbag. He's a master of spin with skills to cajole and otherwise persuade the nation's most powerful journalists. O'Dell gives front-page press to an accident waiting to happen -- any attempt to stop a preemptive Israeli attack has to look like such an accident. 121358 2005f Circles N Beckles, Tracy and Tonyasue Carther Public Relations Practitioner Delaine Richardson is accidentally locked out of her house on a brutal New York winter’s day and is forced to go friend Bryan’s house for shelter, In the living room, Delaine observes a wall of photos that reveal what they truly have in common -- a father. Suddenly a whirlwind of friendship and sisterhood bring them even closer together to form an unbreakable bond as they embark on a journey through life. Delaine is an anxious, underemployed public relations guru at the end of her rope. She and Bryan, a top-notch health administrator with a promising career but a horrid love life, receive an invitation to a celebrity studded party. Attending this party will ultimately fulfill each of their individual desires, Delaine, a sizzling career, and Bryan the love affair of a lifetime. The source of their good fortune is one man, Maximilan R. Briggs III, a handsome, young entertainment mogul with a heart of gold. Enabling Delaine’s dream of a dynamic career and capturing the heart of Bryan encompass Max within the Richardson sisters’ circle. Just wen things are going well, two unusual suspects threaten their upwardly mobile lives. Demetrius Richardson, missing father, and Keir Gill, Bryan’s old love intentionally imperil the sisters’ perfect balance. Demetrius appears out of nowhere and shakes the girls up as he attempts to reverse the years of abandonment while continuing to keep secrets from them. Keir subjects Bryan to his psychotic episodes of rage and jealousy and promises to destroy them both if he can’t have her. Again, the Richardsons battle back against their adversaries only to enter a new cycle filled with discovery, transformation and intrigue. 121359 1997 Circles in Time NSF Mallory, Tess Investigative Reporter Kendra O'Brien is swept back in time to 13th century England and finds herself mistaken for a sorceress and believed to be the salvation of the enemy King Richard by a handsome knight in shining armor. O'Brien traveled to England to investigate the appearance of a huge crop circle. She is caught in the vortex of a just-forming phenomenon and sent spiraling back in time to the year 1194. Awakens at the feet of a handsome knight. 121360 1981 Circles of Time N OWN - H Rock, Phillip American Journalist reports on dire straight in Berlin where young Hitler appears. 121361 2009 Circles of Truth, The N Liur, Cristian Journalist Roberto is involved in an exciting, secret and risky journalistic investigation on the Templar, Rosicrucian order and Masons that will lead him to find, to know and to spread unsuspected truths far beyond his initial aim. Roberto is the youngest son of Catherine, an educated and exceptional woman, of deep spiritual convictions who has shared with them and with other people new points of view or extraordinary knowledge on Jesus. She knows that the time has come to deal with other matters, and it will be her own decision and the mystery that surrounds it that stimulates Roberto to continue to investigate the story. 121362 1977 Circles: Washington Story, A N OWN - H McCarthy, Abigail Columnist Tiana Briggs in Washington D.C.. Journalist uncovers illegal campaign contributions for a candidate the press has been encouraging to run. Story is seen from the women's point of view. Washington D.C. in the 1970s. Television journalist. The press. Documentary producer. 121363 2002 Circuit 2, The: Final Punch, The M News Media. TV Reporter (Kelly Pendygraft). 121364 2001 Circuit, The M Editor Bill (Jalal Merhi) 121365 1932 Circulation N Dutcher, Mary Lee Tabloid Newspaper. Former secretary of a prominent tabloid editor wrote the book. Life in a circulation-mad newspaper office 121366 2001 Circulo rojo DF News Program. Anchor Carmen Aristegui. 121367 2003 Circulo vicioso, El MF Dominican Republic. Photographer in car (Carlos Saldivia). 121368 1935 Circumstantial Evidence M VHS 836 Terriss, Tom (Story). Ewart Adamson (Screenplay-Adaptation) Ness Book Reporter for The Star, Jim Baldwin (Chick Chandler) objects to a man being found guilty on circumstantial evidence. Becomes engaged to illustrator Adrienne Grey (Shirley Grey), although she is being pursued by columnist Fred Steens (Arthur Vinton). Baldwin and the columnist fake a murder to show the fallacy of circumstantial evidence, but the columnist is killed and the reporter convicted. Illustrator breaks into the newspaper publisher's house and finds evidence. Reporter escapes as the publisher is accidentally shot by the police and confesses to the murder. 121369 1937 Circus Girl M Reporter (John Holland) 121370 1989 Circus Master's Mission, The N OWN - P Brinkley, Joel Journalist Christopher Eaton, hot-shot White House journalist 121371 2004 Circus of the Grand Design N Wexler, Robert Freeman F. Publicist Lewis joins the circus as a publicist and takes the circus's private train to unknown lands getting lost amongst crazy acrobats, sexy elephant riders, magical mechanical horse, a giant woman and others. This is the Circus of the Grand Design. 121372 1984 Circus Press Agent: Life and Times of Roland Butler, The D Plowden, Gene Publicist Roland Butler always insisted he was “nothing but a good circus press agent tryin’ to do a job.” He claimed there was nothing newsworthy about him and stubbornly refused interviews, but his peers put him atop his profession, where he belonged. Butler gave us the saucer-lipped Ubangis, the giraffe-necked women from Burma, the man who performed atop a ten-story buggywhip, the man who walked on his forefinger, a child prodigy at the xylophone, and a group that “shakes dice with death at dizzy heights.” He promoted Goliath, the sea elephant; Lotus, the blood-sweating hippopotamus; Modic, the great old elephant, and five babies billed as “the only family of African pygmy elephants that ever set foot on this continent. Not babies, but full-grown middle-sized tuskers, the most curious proboscidean creatures ever captured.” Later they grew up. Butler’s greatest achievement in promotion was converting a household pet raised in Brooklyn and fondly known as “Buddy” into “Gargantua the Great, mightiest monster ever captured by man; most fiendishly ferocious brute that breathes -- the world’s most terrifying living creature.” 121373 1933 Circus Queen Murder, The M DVD -R HQ 10392, 10391 Reporter (Lee Phelps). 121374 1928 Circus Rookies M AFI-Reporters Reporter 121375 1975 Cirkus v cirkus MF Reporter (Frantisek Filipovsky) 121376 1951 Cisco Kid: Freedom of the Press T DVD -R HQ 4551 Episode #83. 10-29-1953 Editor and Publisher Frank Wilcox Crooked Fork Gazette. Corrupt mayor tries to take over a newspaper in Western town. Pancho rewrites headlines: "Rayburn She's Dorty Bum! All a Mistook." Editor Wilcox appalled: "What kind of a newspaper is this." Third headline: "Make Your Voters for Meester Vine. …Rayburn he no likes the freedom of the presses." 121377 1955 Cisco Kid: Kidnapped Cameraman, The T Episode #125. 2-10-1955 Cameraman is kidnapped and Cisco and Pancho come to his rescue 121378 1951 Cisco Kid: Man With the Reputation T DVD -R HQ 5100 Episode #147. 1-19-1956 Editor John Mason (Lane Bradword) accuses Cisco and Pancho of taking bribes from a criminal in order to get them into town so he can ask their help in cleaning up local political corruption. 121379 1950 Cisco Kid: Newspaper Crusaders (aka Newspaper Crusade). T DVD -R HQ 5160 Episode #16. 12-19-1950 Newspaper Editor Ben Jarrett of the Sundance Sentinel His sister Delaine Garrett arrives as "mudslinging editor" is being auctioned off to mob. "Let my brother alone," she says as she gets off the stage. Cisco "buys" him for a plugged nickel.. Cisco saves him and beats up the gambling thugs. Crusading Editor's office ransacked. Villain wants to tar and feather the editor and run him out of town. Crooks stage shoot-out with editor, his sister, Cisco and Pancho. Mayor is boss of the crooks. Sister puts up Sundance Sentinel with the headline: "Sundance Free of Carson Gang." "Press is rolling again boys, and it will never stop from hereon in," says editor's sister. Cisco and Pancho ride off. 121380 1994 Cite de la peur: une comedie familiale, La MF Journalist (Dominique Besnehard), Le journaliste au Cameo-Journalist 121381 1936 Cities of Refuge N OWN - H Gibbs, Philip Newspaperman in the Crimea falls in love with an English governess. 121382 1992 Citizen Cohn MT News Media. Reporter (Marty Roppelt). French Reporter (Kate Young). English Reporter #1 (Pip Theodor). Newsman (Dick Feagler). English Reporter #2 (Nigel Bentley). English Reporter #2 (Don Wadsworth). German Reporter in Hallway (Robin Thomas). Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell (Joseph Bologna). 121383 2005 Citizen Johnson: Man and His Empire, A DT DVD -R HQ 4051 Publisher John H. Johnson founds and publishes magazines Ebony and Jet, establishing an African-American publishing empire. 121384 1941 Citizen Kane M DVD -R HQ 2354, 2355. DVD. L. B 6 Mankiewicz, Herman J., Orson Welles (Screenplay) Publisher Charles Foster Kane (Orson Welles) takes over the New York Daily Inquirer. Jedediah "Jed" Leland (Joseph Cotton) his friend, conscience, columnist, critic. Mr. Bernstein (Everett Sloan) is loyal friend and manager. "News on the March" Narrator-Reporter Jerry Thompson (William Alland), faceless professional journalist, assigned to find out who Kane was. Interviews principals. City Editor (Herbert Corthell). Reporter (Eddie Coke). Newsman (Bruce Sidney). Herbert Carter, Inquirer Editor-in-Chief (Erskine Sanford). Also Newsreel Reporter (Erskine Sanford). Interviewer in 1935 Newsreel (Gregg Toland). Newsreel parody. Reporter (Milton Kibbee). Reporter (Patrick Whitney). Reporter smoking pipe in screening room (Alan Ladd). Reporter (Louis Natheaux). Reporter (Arthur O'Connell). Reporter (Guy Repp). Reporter (Richard Wilson). Reporter at Xanadu (Walter Sande). Inquirer Reporter (Edmund Cobb). Reporter at Xanadu (Louise Currie). Reporter at Xanadu (Kathryn Trosper). Miss Townsend, Inquirer Society Editor (Ellen Lowe). Photographer (Robert Dudley). Newsreel Reporter (Joseph Cotton). 121385 1941 Citizen Kane MS OWN Mankiewitz, Herman-Welles, Orson In Pauline Kael's book. Publisher Charles Foster Kane (Orson Welles) goes from idealistic editor who claims he wants to help the common people to powerful media baron who uses media to control the people. Kane decimates opposing paper's staff emulating William Randolph Hearst. Kane adopts "Declaration of Principles" in first issue of the New York Daily Inquirer. He ignores them as he gains more power. Kane refuses to knuckle under to blackmailers when he is caught with his mistress, newspapers destroy his political career. While newspapers cry scandal, his paper runs a headline: "Fraud at Polls!" Kane dies a bitter, old man while a newsreel reporter tries to piece together his life and the meaning of his life. Herbert Carter, Inquirer Editor-in-Chief. "Look, Mr. Carter, here is a three-column headline in the Chronicle. Why hasn't the Inquirer a three column headline?" "The news wasn't big enough." "Mr. Carter, if the headline is big enough it makes the news big enough. Kane's first marriage disintegrates in the famous breakfast montage. Kane's rising political fortunes are crushed when he cheats on his wife. Marries singer who can't live up to overwhelming expectations. Dies broken man. 121386 1999 Citizen Kane and Publishers D IJPC 111 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Eleven -- 1940s, The: Part Three -- Citizen Kane and the Newspaper Film. Evil Publishers. Newspaper Columnists and Villains. Comic Journalists. Film Excerpts include: Publishers and Columnists: "Citizen Kane," "State of the Union," "Meet John Doe," "Unholy Partners," "The Big Clock," "The Fountainhead," "Laura." Comic Journalists: "Fighting Fools" (Bowery Boys), "Spook Louder," and "Crash Goes the Hash," (Three Stooges), "Our Gang: Going to Press." 121387 1992 Citizen Kane: Dick Van Dyke Show, The T SVD 1213 Publisher. Richie's middle name is "Rosebud." 121388 1762 Citizen of the World, The N USC Goldsmith, Oliver Critics. On critics. "A critic is being possessed of all the vanity, but not the genius, of a scholar, incapable, from his native weakness, of lifting himself from the ground, he applies to contiguous merit for support, and makes the sportive sallies…." 121389 1996 Citizen Ruth M News Media. News Anchor (Jeffrey L. Goos). Press Conference Reporter (Jim Delmont), an alert reporter. News Anchor (Jeff Lewis). 121390 1996 Citizen Shane M Adult Reporter (Anita Rinaldi) digs into the depraved lifestyle of a respected millionaire who dies. 121391 1990 Citizen Smith: Prisoners T Episode #27. 6-20-1980 Newsreader (Corbet Woodall). 121392 1999 Citizen Toxie: Toxic Avenger Part 4, The M News Media. TV Action News Anchor #1 Randy Diaz (Foofy Applebaum). Action News Anchor #2 Jason Gonzales (Skippy Applebaum-Randy Sklar). Reporter #1 - Death by Strangulation with Severed Arms (Heather Litteer). Weekly World News Reporter (Dick Kulpa). Reporter 3 (Eric Alan). Reporter (Elizabeth Johnson). Bikini Anchor Samantha Chambers (Carla Pivonski). Mayor Goldberg's Press Secretary (Al Goldstein). News Producer (Mike Butler). Reporter (Eric Waddell as Maureen Layer). 121393 2000 Citizen Washington N Martin, William Publisher Hesperus Draper of Alexandria Gazette, a political scandal sheet, is tipped off shortly after George Washington's death that he was not all that he appeared to be and holds a dark secret in his past. Draper is an old nemesis of Washington's. Draper asks his nephew Christopher Draper, to investigate and his wife, slave, physical, loyal aide de camp and other historical figures record their impressions. Hesperus Draper, a self-made colonel who worked his way up from tidewater trade to colonial soldier, landholder and anti-Federalist newspaper publisher, hopes to unearth a scandal. 121394 1993 Citromdiszno MF News Media. Newsman (Agnes Gyimesi). 121395 2001 Citromfej MF Hungary Photographer (Adam Baros) 121396 1949 City Across the River M Narrator (Columnist Drew Pearson) 121397 1948 City and the Pillar, The N OWN - P Vidal, Gore Correspondent Paul Sullivan, a disillusioned writer, who becomes a foreign correspondent when the United States enters World War II. Gay. 121398 1962 City Beneath The City T Science Reporters whilst on board an atomic powered sub find themselves kidnapped by mad professor who plans to take over the world. 121399 2002 City by the Sea M Reporter Carol (Teresa Woods). Reporter Laura (Teresa Kelsey). Police department public relations people depicted as buffoons. 121400 1940 City Desk R Newspaper 121401 1937 City Desk N Haddock, Hugh B. Editor Bruce Cater, writer and editor, harbors the widespread prejudice against women in the newspaper world. Hires an attractive woman and falls in love with her. 121402 1952 City Editor T Armstrong Circle Theatre - 7-1-52 City Editor. Shepperd Strudwick, Louise Albritton, Grace Kelly 121403 2004 City Editor N Peterson, Larry Editor Mike Donahue is an old-fashioned South Carolina edit who thinks his newspaper should help people make sense of their world, and, when necessary, kick ass and take names. But, day by day, his week goes to hell. On Monday, his paper publishes a fatal stabbing story that confuses the victim with the assailant. On Tuesday, a veteran reporter quits. On Wednesday, Donahue saves his political writer’s job from the wrath of a local congresswoman. On Friday, he fires a reporter who has made up a story. Meanwhile, Donahue’s staff chases a big story: The state may build a local lockup for repeat sexual offenders. The governor denies it, but a leaked memo proves otherwise. Inexplicably, the newspaper’s top editor interferes with his own staff’s investigation of the issue. Tension mounts as Donahue and his reporters scramble to find the truth. Ahead lie intrigue, a late-night brawl and a mysterious death. 121404 1941 City For Conquest M DVD -R HQ 5874, 5875. L News Vendor. Danny Kenny (James Cagney) truck driver who boxes to finance brother's career as violinist, ends up blind and selling newspapers on a street corner. Reporter (Garry Owen). 121405 1937 City Girl M Radio Commentator (Carroll Nye) 121406 1996 City Hall M News Media. TV Newscaster (Jack Cafferty). Newscaster (Lewis Dodley). Newscaster (Roma Torre). Newscaster (Edward I. Koch). Field Reporter (Justin Ashforth). Field Reporter (Amy Atkins). Field Reporter (Charles Gemmill). . Field Reporter (Mary Murphy). Field Reporter (Michael O'Looney). Field Reporter (Brenda Pressley). Field Reporter (Gina Rice). Field Reporter (Kaity Tong). Field Reporter (Carl White). Photographer (Don Wallace). 121407 1990 City Hunter: Bay City Wars C TV Newscaster (Amy L. Gamber - Voice - English Version). 121408 1996 City Hunter: Secret Service MT TV Anchorwoman (Kara Bliss - Voice - English Version). 121409 1980 City in Fear MT SV 39 Ruben, Albert (Teleplay) Columnist Vince Perrino (David Janssen), once the biggest name since Walter Winchell, writes books but is in debt, has a drinking problem and needs a job. Sensationalistic publisher of the Los Angeles Sun, Harrison Crawford III (Robert Vaughan) hires him. Publisher Harrison Crawford III just hired from the East Coast, sensationalizes a crime to boost circulation. Columnist Perrino dubs a murderer the "dream girl killer" and the paper plays up the story. Chief competition, The Chronicle. Publisher pushes the columnist to make things happen. Perrino makes a direct statement to the killer in his column. Receives threatening letter, which the publisher runs on the front page. Killer corners columnist insisting he write the truth about him. Columnist complains to Crawford that he has become a press agent for the killer. But columnist makes a book deal to do the killer's story, a deal destroyed when the killer is shot. Young reporter calls in the story and becomes publisher's new favorite. Pity comments about the press throughout. Publisher's Assistant (Gloria Strock) 121410 1986 City in Panic M News Media. Woman Reporter (Denyse Viney). Photographer (Pete Foto). Newscasters (Stacy Grieve, Gary Hall). Announcer (Keith Elshaw). 121411 1921 City in the Clouds, The N Gull, C. Ranger Press 121412 1975 City Lights DT Series 1975 Interviewer (Brian Linehan) 121413 1934 City Limits M Woolfolk, Josiah Pitts (Novel). George Waggner (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book - Remade as Father Steps Out in 1941 Reporter Jimmy Dugan (Ray Walker) disguises himself as an assistant to the businessman's doctor to get an interview. Ends up with the interviewee's daughter and a scoop. 121414 2002 City Lust M SVD 1165 Adult Columnist Jessica (Inari Vache), a gorgeous girl who writes a weekly sex column. Inside each woman is a raging slut dying to escape, she writes. She takes us through the adventures of her closest friends and proves to us just how true these words are. She surveys the modern sexual scene. Hard-core Playboy Channel. 121415 1983 City News M Fishelson, David, Zoe Zinman (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor-Publisher of underground newspaper, Tom (Elliot Crown) relates his success story in flashbacks. Efforts to get $20,000 to keep his paper afloat. 121416 1941 City of Angels N Hughes, Rupert News Media hype. 121417 1976 City of Angels: T SV 273 Episode Press 121418 1976 City of Angels: T SV 272, 273 (Parts I and II). Episode Investigative Reporter 121419 1976 City of Angels: Castle of Dreams T SV 291 Episode Press 121420 1976 City of Angels: Lonely Way To Die, A T SV 280 Episode Press 121421 1976 City of Angels: Loser, The T SV 293 Episode Press 121422 1976 City of Angels: Palm Springs Answer T SV 288 Episode Press 121423 1976 City of Angels: Party Shot, The T SV 295 Episode Press 121424 2000 City of Angels: Unhand Me T Episode #6. 2-16-2000 Newscaster (Debra Snell). 121425 2002 City of Bones NM Connelly, Michael Harry Bosch Novel News Media. Harry Bosch investigates the drug-trafficking underworlds of inner-city Los Angeles and the wastelands of Mexico. 121426 1940 City of Chance M Larkin, John, Barry Trivers (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Julie Reynolds (Lynn Bari) comes from Texas to get a job on a newspaper in New York. While trying to get enough evidence to justify a raid on an illegal casino, she discovers the owner is her former lover. Editor (Robert Emmett Keane). At the casino, the reporter gets a scoop on the secret wedding of a society couple and calls it in to her editor. But her former lover tricks her and she ends up calling the story in to the hatcheck girl. Mobster orders one of his men to bump off her former lover. Although the murder attempt fails, another gambles gets her lover out of the business, telling the reporter to tip off the district attorney. Casino is raided. Reporter helps her former lover sell his part of casino operation to the mobster before police arrive and the mobster is the one who gets arrested. With her former lover out of business, he finally agrees to settle down with reporter. Publisher (Frank M. Thomas). 121427 2003 City of Clowns SS Alarcon, Daniel New Yorker, The, June 16 & 23, 2003, pp. 156-169 Reporter Oscar Uribe, from El Clarin in Lima, Peru. Doing story on clowns in city. "The newsroom swarmed with activity: a Presidential pronouncement on the economy had set everyone to work. There were rumors: some Cabinet members had fled. I didn't pay much attention…." 121428 1965 City of Fear M Welbeck, Peter (Harry Alan Towers) Screenplay. AFI-Newspapermen - Ness Book Canadian Newsman Mike Foster (Paul Maxwell) is persuaded to smuggle package into Hungary, which he believes contains medicine to help ailing child, but which actually contains passports. Finds they are for a woman and her scientist father. Agrees to drive them over the border. After discovering he has been set up to be used as an exchange for a Hungarian spy captured by Americans, reporter succeeds in disarming a guard and escaping. 121429 1999 City of Fear M Ness Reporter Steve Roberts (Gary Daniels) goes to Bulgaria to report on a scientific story, discovers a Russian mob is behind manufacturing a super-addictive drug. Attacked by local thugs and military police. Roberts acts on a call from a good friend urging him to leave Seattle and report on a hot scientific story in Bulgaria. He ends up in a world of death and deception. Reporter (Stoyan Tsenov). 121430 2003 City of God M Photographer. Brazilian youth becomes a photographer to escape life in Rio's most dangerous slums 121431 2000 City of God N Doctorow, E.L. New York Times editor, who is retired, becomes an avenging angel. Other reporters and media involved. 121432 2005 City of Justice: New Vision, A T Episode #4. 6-11-2005 News Media. Reporter (Si Dunn). Reporter (Ralph Goin). Reporter (Melissa Mcintosh). Reporter (Pat McKittrick). 121433 1992 City of Lies N McCabe, Peter Crime Reporter Mike Kincaid. Murder of Stephen Lister, playboy art director of the glossy New York City magazine. 121434 1999 City of Light N Belfer, Lauren Reporter Franklin Fiske of the New York World falls in love with Louisa Barrett, headmistress of a prestigious girls’ seminary in Buffalo New York who operates in the city’s social circles with a freedom generally not accorded to other women. People assume her to be “without passion or experience,” she observes, and she proceeds to tell her story with clarity and restraint. Louise gradually reveals the great secret and sorrow of her life: having been raped by a high-powered politician, Louisa secretly gave birth to a daughter nine years earlier and arranged for the baby’s adoption by her best friend, Margaret Sinclair, who has recently died. When Louisa visits her daughter Grace’s father, Tom Sinclair, the idealistic businessman spearheading the building of the newest powerhouse at the Falls, she overhears an exchange between Tom and a famous engineer that arouses suspicions when the first of two murders of power company engineers occurs soon afterward. The city is embroiled in a battle between environmental preservationists protesting the diversion of Niagara’s waters, and industrialists inspired by the benefits of electricity and Louisa begins to understand the desperate measures to which each side will resort. Meanwhile, she is poised for a time to choose between two men: the prominent reporter who falls in love with her and Tom,, marriage to whom would make her legally Grace’s mother. Her 9-year-old “goddaughter,” Grace Sinclair has grown increasingly unstable since her mother’s death. It is spring, 1991 as preparations for the Pan-American Exposition are taking place in Buffalo. “I have not given up newspapering, as I led you to believe when we first met. No, indeed, I’m sorry I had to mislead you. I’m here in secret -- as a reporter for the New York World.” “Please don’t tease me, Mr. Fiske.” “No, I’m not. I assure you.” I thought back: his presence at the lakeshore, his well-cultivated intimacy with the upper echelons of the city, his pressing interest in matters that theoretically weren’t his business. Everything he’d done, he’d done for a hidden cause. I felt as if the pieces of a puzzle had clicked into place. “The World has a great tradition of covert work,” he was explaining. “Nellie Bly, among those women journalists whom you once told me you admired -- and a personal friend of mine, I will say in my favor -- has often undertaken such assignments, and although I regret deeply that I may have caused you --- “ “What are you here to investigate?” I interrupted. “Ah, Thank you,” he said, obviously grateful that I had accepted him. “Irregularities in the development and operation of the hydro-electric power station in Niagara Falls.” *** “Young Franklin Fiske has much to commend him. A thoughtful young man, artistic, apparently, but hardworking. And thoroughly respectable, from a fine old family, and Susan’s cousin to boot...He’s got a wicked sense of humor, but he’s well-intentioned nonetheless. A thoroughly honorable man. Furthermore he’s probably got no notion of asking a wife to supervise dinner parties and flower arrangements -- at least not to the extent that she must give up good and decent labor. Being artistic he isn’t likely to object to...previous entanglements. He’s more likely to find them interesting. He has altogether much more to recommend him than the complexities of a Thomas Sinclair. Yes, yes, Franklin Fiske.” 121435 1941 City of Missing Girls M VHS 849 Drake, Oliver, George Rosener (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Nora Page (Asrid Allwyn) is the daughter of a theatrical agent. She writes a series of articles attacking the district attorney for his failure to track down missing girls. Her father's partner is actually heading up the racket, using their performing arts school as a front. The journalist's father, who didn't know about the crooked dealings, is killed by his partner and the reporter is threatened before partner is caught. Photographer Short (Danny Web). 121436 1963 City of Secrets M PR - AFI-Publicists Public Relations 121437 1955 City of Shadows M Newsboy's involvement with a racketeer threatens to throw him off the straight and narrow 121438 1942 City of Silent Men M Editor Frank Muller (Dick Curtis) planting fear 121439 1929 City of the Blind, The SSF Leinster, Murray Press 121440 2008 City of the Sun NR Levien, David Newspaper delivery boy Jamie Gabriel gets on his bike before dawn to deliver newspapers in his suburban Indianapolis neighborhood. He is 12 years old. Somewhere on his route, he vanishes without a trace. Fourteen months later, his parents are on the verge of abandoning all hope when an elusive private investigator shows up representing their last chance. 121441 1980 City of the Walking Dead (aka Nightmare City. aka Incubo sulla citta contaminata) M News Media. News Anchorman (Umberto Lenzi). Cameraman (Antonio Mayans). 121442 1980 City of Women, The (La Citta Della Donne) M Journalist. Snaporaz (Marcello Mastrioanni), mistaken for a journalist and about to be beaten up when he is rescued 121443 1979 City on Fire M Hill, Jack, David P. Lewis, Celine La Freniere (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Maggie Grayson (Ava Gardner), boozy journalist involved in story of an inferno caused when oil refinery employee just fired opens several tanks and the oil gets into the sewer system. Newly built hospital in path of firestorm. Reporter working for local station, but has her own show and chauffeur and is given royal treatment. When not sparring with TV News Producer Jimbo (James Franciscus), she is giving orders to the production staff and field crews. Reporter wants to intercut footage of burning house with story of child trapped inside but does not explain how she intends to do this on live TV with only one remote crew. When big fire breaks out, reporter gets excited about possibility of going network More concerned with makeup and wardrobe than story. Ends up going on air drunk and then retreats to her dressing room where producer tries to coax her back on the air. Finally backs her into shower to sober her up. Belligerent TV reporter tries to interview hysterical mother asking such tactless questions as "Is he going to die?" TV crew positioned on top of hospital provides vital link in getting information to building's inhabitants of the need to evacuate. 121444 2002 City on Fire, A: Story of the '68 Detroit Tigers, The DT Reporter William Serrin of the Detroit Free Press (1966-1977). City Editor Neal Shine of the Detroit Free Press (1965-1971). Sportswriter George Cantor of the Detroit Free Press (1966-1969 - Author, The Tigers of '68). Sportswriter Jerry Green, Detroit Sportswriter Jerry Green, Detroit News. Narrator (Live Schreiber). 121445 1924 City That Never Sleeps, The M Scott, Leroy (Novel - "Mother O'Day"). Walter Woods, Anthony Coldeway (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Cliff Kelley (Pierre Gendron) is childhood sweetheart of a woman who is sent to live with a woman as a child. When she falls in love with another man, the reporter helps the girl's real mother expose the suitor as a crook. Newsboy who wants to become a reporter rescues the woman. 121446 1971 City, The T News Media. Mayor of Albuquerque. 121447 1909 City, The P COPY Fitch, Clyde Newspaper. Main character (George Rand) enters with the New York evening papers: The Post, the Sun. Reads the paper. Mrs. Rand enters with a scissors and a newspaper. Only journalism. 121448 2009 City, The: Boys Night Out T DVD -R HQ 10785 Episode #5. 1-19-2009 Public Relations. Media Relations. Jay and Whitney have dinner plans with Adam and Allie. While Whitney and Jay wait for them at the restaurant, Jay briefs her on Adam and Allie's relationship and how instantly they had a spark. He also tells her that Allie is originally from Sacramento. Whitney finds comfort in Allie being a fellow Cali girl. When Adam and Allie arrive at the restaurant, Allie talks about how demanding her modeling career is and that she has to travel tomorrow for a Diesel photo shoot. Allie asks Whitney if she would keep an eye on Adam while she's away. Whitney and Erin take a stroll in Central Park. They discuss Adam and Erin's relationship. Erin is concerned that Adam might misbehave while Allie's away. Whitney thinks that although Allie has asked her to keep an eye on Adam, she doesn't want to be in the middle of their relationship and feels torn. Olivia and Nevan go to the Mike Weiss Art Gallery in Chelsea. Nevan expresses that he needs to find a stable job that will give him a balanced day-to-day routine. He contemplates getting a nightclub job in the East Village but realizes that his social lifestyle may not be conducive to such a job. He's realizing that he had a pretty cushy life with all of his finances being taken care of, but Olivia reassures him that the lifestyle will come back if he just gets a job! Jay, Adam and their entourage head out to Cain nightclub for a boys' night out. Jay admits that they could really get in to some trouble. Shortly after, Samantha and her friend Catarina join the boys. After some casual flirtations exchanged between Adam and Catarina, Jay suspects that there might be some repercussions from tonight's festivities. The following morning, Whitney, Erin and Sami meet up for brunch at Lyric Diner in Gramercy. Sami gives the ladies the scoop on what happened the night before at Cain. From what she heard, the party continued on at Adam and Jay's apartment until 8 in the morning. Suddenly, Sami gets a text from a friend saying that Adam and Catarina made out last night! Everyone at the table is shocked. Whitney and Jay go for a walk at Madison Square Park. Whitney tells Jay about Sami's text at brunch. Jay is quick to defend Adam and can't picture him doing something like that. Jay has his suspicions that someone is starting a rumor to cause drama and feels bad for his buddy Adam. Adam and Jay meet up at Bacaro in the Lower East Side for dinner. Jay tells him that Whitney heard a rumor about him and Catarina kissing after they left Cain. Adam denies anything happening and blames the rumor on the "shady chickies" in the city. Jay advises that he should put an end to the rumor by telling Allie about it tonight. Later, Adam picks up Allie at the airport. After a quick embrace they hop into the car and head home. After a quick chat about her flight, Adam tells her that he and his friends went out and that there is a rumor that he kissed a girl. At first she seems a bit dejected but then seems frustrated as she doesn't understand why someone would want to make up a story like that. Adam agrees and wants the drama to end. He plants a kiss on her hand and tells her that she can trust him. Back at Olivia's apartment, Nevan arrives to for what seems to be an extended stay. She immediately states her ground rules for her apartment: no girls without her permission and no "ugly" sneakers in the apartment. Then as she's just about to head out, she attempts one more plea for Nevan to find a job, but Nevan muffles under his breath that it's not going to happen. Whitney, Erin, Sammy and Allie do brunch at Cafeteria. Before Allie arrives, they talk about the rumored kiss between Adam and Catarina. When Allie shows up she talks about her frustration with the situation. Whitney consoles her and Allie says she is lucky to have her in her life. They part ways and Allie calls Adam and asks him to meet her immediately. It starts to rain as Allie waits for Adam outside Cafeteria. When Adam shows up, Allie starts crying and tells him how confused she feels about the whole situation. She hates that whenever she's out of town, he goes out and has crazy boys' night out with girls she doesn't know. Adam tries to console Allie by apologizing profusely and promises that he will never put in this situation again. 121449 2009 City, The: Fool Me Twice, Shame on Me T DVD -R HQ 10925 Episode #11. 3-2-2009 Public Relations. Media Relations. At Diane von Furstenberg, Alixe Boyer calls Whitney and Olivia into her office with an urgent request from the Creative Director of Elle Magazine, Joe Zee, for them to pull together some possible outfits for Jessica Alba to wear on the March cover of Elle. Alixe asks them to pull five or six things from Spring Runway that would be ideal for the cover, putting Olivia in charge and asking Whitney to help her with the pull. Whitney and Olivia get straight to work on finding something that will really stand out for the cover shot. Olivia pulls a few things, pointing out to Whitney why they are cover material, and when Whitney pulls a colorful outfit that she feels is representative of the line, Olivia brushes it off as "too matchy, matchy." Olivia explains that because it's too much of the same thing, they won't use it for the cover. Whitney pushes to include the look, and finally agrees to keep it on the rack, just because it adds a little color. At Erin's apartment in Gramercy, Erin greets Allie with a hug and Allie proceeds to tell Erin about moving out of Adam's apartment. Erin says she's really happy she can be there for Allie, and tells Allie she's more than welcome to stay as long as she needs. Allie thanks her and then talks about how she feels like this is a make or break moment in her relationship with Adam, but hopes this will make things better between them. Whitney and Jay meet for dinner in Greenwich Village at Double Crown, where Jay asks how work is going. They both laugh when Whitney replies, "Olivia was Olivia." Whitney asks Jay how the apartment hunt is going, and Jay explains that his first plan of attack is to feel things out and call a few people. Whitney reiterates the fact that he's more than welcome to stay with her but points out that she has never lived with a guy before and that they're clearly not ready for this to become permanent. Jay respects her terms, and they both agree that the situation is temporary. In the Meat Packing District at Diane von Furstenberg, Whitney and Olivia meet Alixe and Emese, the Director of Public Relations. Alixe shows them the first draft of the Elle cover shoot, with Jessica Alba posing in the outfit Whitney picked out. Emese asks them, "Which one of you guys pulled the winning look?" and Olivia credits herself as having pulled the jacket, and Whitney with pulling the shirt. Whitney looks completely shocked as Olivia proceeds to comment on how well the colors of the outfit work. Alixe then tells the girls that they are going to host a luncheon to celebrate the cover, tasking the girls with putting together a guest list. Before they go, Alixe adds, "Olivia, I know you spear-headed the project, you did an excellent job," to which Olivia graciously tells her that means a lot. Later that night, Whitney meets Erin, Allie, and Samantha at Rayuela on the Lower East Side, where Whitney fills them in on the latest at work; how she pulled the outfit that was used for the Elle cover shoot, but Olivia "totally took credit for it." The girls are completely disgusted, and Whitney seeks their advice as to whether she should confront her bosses or Olivia. Erin suggests that she start playing dirty, but Allie says that she's learned what type of person Olivia is, so now she knows for the future and it's probably not worth starting drama. The conversation turns to Whitney's living situation with Jay, and Erin jokes that he better at least be returning it in sexual favors... "You're gonna live here, bitch, you gotta work for it." Whitney hesitates uncomfortably, and then explains that she's having some issues with the relationship, saying that he comes home at 5:30 in the morning, the intimacy and the passion seem gone. Allie sums up that Jay is a rock star and he's going to live a rock star life and that's not going to change. At Pink Elephant in Chelsea, Jay meets up with Adam where they fill each other in on their respective love lives. When Adam asks how living with Whitney is going, Jay replies, "The one good thing about living with her, I don't really need to take her out so much," to which Adam laughs, "Cheap date." When Jay comments on Allie moving out, Adam answers him with a simple, "Dude," and they agree to stop talking about their girlfriends for the night. Jay spots his ex-girlfriend, Danielle, and says hello, asking how long she'll be in New York. She tells him two days, just to chill, and then Jay asks, "Are you ready to get out of here?" She smiles and says, "Of course." The next day, the Elle Cover Luncheon is in full swing at Diane von Furstenberg. Alixe pulls Olivia aside and tells her how pleased she is with the luncheon and the cover. Olivia says excitedly, "I pulled that look," going on to say that she considered what Joe Zee likes and what Jessica Alba likes and that she just knew the look would work. Diane von Furstenberg and Joe Zee both come over to admire the cover and congratulate Olivia on what a great job she did. Whitney joins them, just in time to hear Olivia repeat that she pulled that look and receive further congratulations, making Whitney even more frustrated. At Joe's Ginger in Chinatown, Whitney tells Jay about the luncheon and how she was about to have it out with Olivia for taking credit for the Elle cover. Jay gives an exaggerated sigh and says he's tired because he was up until six in the morning. When Whitney wonders what he could be doing until so late, he responds, "Binge drinking." The next morning, Whitney meets Allie at Amy's Bread. Allie starts by telling Whitney that she knows that this isn't what she wants to hear right now, however, Adam slipped up and mentioned that Jay's ex, Danielle, was with them the other night. Whitney explains how it makes perfect sense because of how he was acting at dinner the other night -- she knew he was out late but she didn't know who he was with. After a long pause, Whitney says, "I'm so over all of this, you know?" 121450 2009 City, The: Good Things Come in Threes T DVD -R HQ 10758 Episode #4. 1-12-2009 Public Relations. Media Relations. At the Diane von Furstenberg offices, Whitney and Olivia discuss the guest list for their upcoming Wonder Woman Event with DC Comics. Olivia explains that all the "socials" (i.e. socialites) will be invited. Then Diane shows up and talks to Whitney about styling some outfits for the event and then asks her how things are going for her. Whitney and Erin have lunch at Caffe Falai in Soho. Whitney tells Erin that she thinks she may need to take a step back in her relationship with Jay. Back at the DVF offices, the staff has a meeting about preparations for the upcoming Wonder Woman Event. Alixe Boyer, the VP Global Image Director and Whitney's boss, tells the team that to convert the whole store for the event. Whitney is assigned to take handle the window displays and Olivia's assigned to help Whitney. Duncan, Erin's long distance boyfriend, is coming to the end of his stay in the city at Erin's apartment. They discuss their relationship and have conflicting views. Duncan talks about moving to NYC and says that he might just need "a couch" to sleep on until he finds his own place. While Erin enjoys being with him she also enjoys having her space when he's gone. At DVF's Wonder Woman Event, Olivia works the front door and greets guests - many of whom she seems to know rather well. Samantha arrives and goes inside to chat with Whitney. They're introduced to Chris, a cute co-worker of Whitney's who works in a different department. Just as Chris is about to leave, he asks Whitney out to lunch. Whitney seems surprised by his straightforwardness but she agrees. Whitney goes out to lunch at The Diner with Chris. Whitney tells him that she's still new to the city and only has a few friends, so, Chris offers to take her out so she can make more friends. Meanwhile, back at DVF, Olivia picks up a phone call from Jay - he's looking for Whitney. Olivia tells Jay that Whitney is out to lunch and that's all she knows. When they return from lunch, Chris gives Whitney a hug goodbye and heads to his office. Olivia and another co-worker, Elizabeth, start grilling Whitney about her lunch date. Whitney says that although he's nice, she didn't feel any chemistry. The girls ask Whitney whether she's going to tell Jay. Olivia says that she doesn't need to tell him anything but Whitney decides to anyways because it was just a lunch. As Duncan hails a cab to the airport he asks Erin about their relationship hoping to change her mind. Erin still thinks being in a long distance relationship works better and doesn't want him to move to New York just for her saying it might put too much pressure on their relationship. Later, Whitney meets up with Jay for dinner at Los Dados in the Meatpacking District. After a brief catch-up, Whitney talks about her friendly lunch date with Chris. Jay doesn't respond favorably and wonders if this is a ploy to make him jealous. He nonchalantly tells her that she can do whatever she wants. Does he really mean it? At Whitney's apartment, Erin and Whitney discuss both of their relationships. Erin thinks she may have a problem because she has only had long distance relationships. Whitney says that Jay gives her too many mixed signals but she definitely has a spark with him that she doesn't have with anyone else. Meanwhile at Il Bastardo, Jay confides in Alex about his relationship with Whitney. After three months of seeing each other, Jay needs to figure out if this relationship is either going to go somewhere or nowhere. After talking it out with Alex, Jay realizes that he doesn't want to lose Whitney -- she's a keeper! Later, Jay picks up Whitney at her apartment for their date. While Whitney is still getting ready, Jay ask if they can talk. She says of course he can talk to her about anything. As Jay pulls her in close, he adoringly declares that he wants to take the relationship to "the next level" and wants Whitney to be his girlfriend. Whitney giggles and nods in agreement and they then seal the deal with their first kiss as an official couple. 121451 2009 City, The: He Never Said He Had a Girlfriend T DVD -R HQ 10827 Episode #6. 1-26-2009 Public Relations. Media Relations. 121452 2008 City, The: If She Can Make It Here....” T DVD -R HQ 10723 Episode #1. 12-29-2008 Public Relations. Media Relations. Whitney Port, Lauren’s co-worker and friend on The Hills, has decided to leave her California life behind and risk it all for a new career opportunity in New York working for for the fashion house of Diane von Furstenberg. Whitney has one old friend, Erin, waiting for her in Manhattan, and a whole host of new people she's getting to know. Although the coast-swapping move is professionally driven, Whitney's excited to for the chance to spend time getting to know Jay, the Australian singer/guitarist she met during an earlier trip east while working for People's Revolution. Erin and Jay, along with his roommate Adam, round out her "downtown" circle of friends; Olivia, a self-described "social," is a new colleague at DvF and invites Whitney into her "uptown" world. Arriving at the Diane von Furstenberg offices in Manhattan's Meatpacking District, Whitney is ready for her first day on the job. She's given a quick tour of the office and meets Olivia for the first time. Olivia is quick to grill her about who she knows in New York, as well as about her budding romance with Jay. Olivia also tells Whitney about a dinner party she's planning to throw at her apartment, but it's just small talk so far, and she doesn't offer an invitation. Back at her temporary home in Erin's apartment in the city's Gramercy section, Whitney gives Erin the scoop on her first day at DvF and her experience meeting Olivia. When Erin mentions that she knows Olivia, the city suddenly begins to seem like a pretty small world. The conversation then segues into Whitney's date with Jay that evening. Whitney arrives at Nero to find Jay waiting for her on the patio. They toast her first day at DvF and Jay offers to be Whitney's personal tour guide of the city. They flirt, giggle and touch ... and it isn't long before they're calling for the check. The next morning, Whitney recaps her date for Erin. She admits to going to Jay's place after Nero and to "really, really" liking him. Surprisingly not tired after her first day and big night out, Whitney tells Erin that she's looking forward to her second day on the job. Cut to the DvF show at New York City's Fashion Week: Celebrities Rosario Dawson, Eva Longoria Parker, Jennifer Lopez and Molly Sims are all spotted in the audience. Whitney finds her skills put to the test quickly as she works the back of the house, while Olivia does her job out front. The show goes off without a hitch and the DvF team head to 60 Thompson for the after party. During the soiree, Whitney and Olivia have a brief encounter with Samantha, an assistant buyer at retailer Bergdorf Goodman, after which Olivia makes a comment about the quality of her handshake. Alixe Boyer, VP, Global Image Director at Diane von Furstenberg, tells Whitney that they've received great feedback on the show, including how smoothly things ran in the back of the house. It's a great start for Whitney! Olivia observes the conversation between the two and later asks Whitney about it. After the recap, Olivia opens up and invites Whitney to her dinner party, and asks her to bring Jay along, too. When Whitney next meets up with Jay for lunch, she fills him in on Olivia and the dinner party invitation. Like Erin, Jay is also familiar with Olivia and in his opinion, doesn't find her to be very genuine. He also tells Whitney that he's not too keen on the socialite scene. Whitney asks him if he'll accompany her to Olivia's dinner party, even just for the sake of hanging out with her. Jay declines and tells Whitney that he tends to do only what he wants to do. In Erin's bathroom, while getting ready for Olivia's party. Erin wonders if it will be OK that she's going with Whitney instead of Jay. Whitney assures her it will be fine. Olivia is putting the final touches on her table setting as the guests begin to arrive. When Whitney and Erin make their entrance, introductions are made all around. When Olivia asks Whitney about Jay's whereabouts, she tells her simply that he wasn't able to make it. As the group sits down to dinner, at toast is made in honor of Olivia, and Olivia, in turn, toasts Whitney, welcoming her to New York. During dinner, Olivia halts the conversation to inquire again about Jay. She wants to know why he wasn't able to attend. Whitney, seemingly caught in an awkward position, says that she's not sure why Jay didn't make it to the party. Olivia then asks Whitney if they're the kind of couple that miss each other when they're not together. Even more uncomfortable, Whitney manages to say that she can't speak for how Jay feels, but as for herself, yes, she thinks about Jay when she's not with him. Meanwhile, Jay has been shooting pool with his roommate Adam. Jay mentions that he's glad to be having a guys' night again as he's recently been spending most of his time with Whitney. Jay confesses that he feels things are going really fast between them and that he hasn't had a chance to get his head around it. He also tells Adam that he skipped out on attending Olivia's dinner party. Adam backs him up and agrees that taking things at your own pace is the best way to go. Back at Olivia's, the dinner party continues and Erin and Whitney are chatting with all the guests. Suddenly a new guest enters the scene. Whitney breaks into a huge grin as she spots Jay, champagne bottle in hand. After greeting the rest of the guests, Jay and Whitney share a few quiet moments together apart from the group. When he asks her if she wants to leave the party, she's on board. Whitney grabs Erin and the three of them say their goodbyes, much to the surprise of the other dinner guests. 121453 2009 City, The: L Word, The T DVD -R HQ 10720 Episode #3. 1-5-2009 Public Relations. Media Relations. Erin's new boyfriend, Duncan, flies into town from Toronto. They playfully flirt on the couch at Erin's apartment when Whitney walks in. After a brief introduction, Whitney tells them that she will give the two alone time and gets out of their way. Erin and Whitney grab breakfast at The Smith in the East Village while Duncan is asleep. Whitney shares that she is grateful yet apologetic that Erin has let her stay in her apartment. Erin responds that she is happy to open up her home, even though it might be a little crowded with Duncan in town. Whitney also questions her relationship with Jay -- she wants to trust him, but is finding it difficult. Whitney and Olivia help out with the styling at a Diane Von Furstenberg photo shoot. While on the job, Whitney gets a call from Jay about an apartment he wants her to see immediately. She tells Olivia she wants to check out the place, but doesn't want to leave the shoot. Olivia, a native New Yorker, offers to help Whitney apartment hunt later but Whitney decides to leave early and goes to meet up with Jay. Whitney and Jay check out the apartment in Gramercy Park, only 2 blocks away from Erin's place. They are both pleasantly surprised with the open floor plan and the breathtaking floor-to-ceiling windows. Although Whitney, at first, has some reservations about the high-rise building, Jay reassures her that with a new place they can finally have some alone time. Later, Whitney is elated to tell Olivia that she got the apartment she saw with Jay. Now feeling like she's on top of the world, Olivia shakes up her spirits with a little unwelcomed advice: you need to be more independent and your own person. Erin and Duncan spend the night out at Brass Monkey. Although a bit hesitant at first, Erin opens up her feelings to Duncan and he warmly reciprocates. She flirtatiously asks him how he can be so perfect, but Duncan responds that he definitely has his secrets. Whitney moves into her new apartment with Jay and Erin's help. Erin shares that she and Duncan used the L word to each other last night. Although Whitney is ecstatic to hear the news, Jay is perplexed on how two people can fall in love in only two weeks into a relationship. While on a stroll in Central Park, Whitney confides in Erin that she seems to be figuring out everything in this new city -- except for the guys. She tells Erin that she will talk to Jay tonight about their relationship. Meanwhile at Olivia's apartment, Olivia and her cousin Nevan dish about Whitney. Olivia is bothered that Whitney has moved into the first apartment she saw and also the apartment that Jay found. She is concerned that if anything were to happen between Whitney and Jay, she doesn't want Whitney to have emotional baggage attached to her home. Olivia wishes that Whitney be the more confident New Yorker and ditch the LA girl in her. Whitney meets up with Jay at Stanton Social in the Lower East Side for dinner. Again, Jay criticizes on Erin and Duncan's relationship about how they are moving too quickly. They both skirt around the issue about their own relationship until Jay outwardly states that he doesn't want to be all about a relationship at this time because he is finally comfortable with where he is. He doesn't want to date other people, but he also doesn't want to put a label on their relationship either. Whitney then boldly gets real and honest and tells him that she doesn't want to invest in someone that doesn't make her a big priority in his life. Even though he can't agree right now, Jay reassures Whitney by telling her that he wants to get to know her better. Whitney nods hesitantly and confused at his remarks, and they continue on with their dinner date. 121454 2009 City, The: Mingling with the Commoners T Episode #8. 2-9-2009 Public Relations. Media Relations. While eating at Petite Abeille, Whitney and Jay talk about his band Tamarama's upcoming gig at the Cutting Room. Whitney's invited Erin and Olivia to see the show. Jay jokingly tells Whitney that he'll corner off a little area for Olivia so she doesn't have to "mingle with the commoners." On the Upper East Side, Olivia meets Nevan for lunch at La Goulue. After reprimanding Nevan, for calling her "babe," Olivia tells him that Whitney has invited her to see Jay's band play. Olivia doesn't know anything about the band, so, Nevan advises that she remember to smile and clap. The night of Tamarama's Cutting Room gig, Whitney and Erin hail a cab and head to Olivia's apartment. Erin tells Whitney that her ex-boyfriend JR may be coming tonight. She goes on to say that she's told JR about Duncan and hopes that JR never asks to get back together. When Whitney asks whether Erin wants him back, Erin only says that the timing is bad. At Olivia's Tribeca apartment, Olivia fluffs pillows in preparation for Erin and Whitney's arrival while her dog, Mr. Butler observes. When Whitney and Erin arrive, they immediately marvel at her closet and how pretty the apartment looks. Like any good hostess, Olivia offers her guests "champy" (a.k.a. champagne) but Whitney says they're in a bit of rush. Olivia isn't worried and tells Whitney that Jay wouldn't start without her being there. Meanwhile at Cutting Room, Jay and his Tamarama band mates set up for their gig. Adam shows up and asks Jay whether Whitney has arrived. Jay replies, "She'll be here -- she better be here." Back at Olivia's apartment, Olivia pours champagne for herself and her guests. Mid-pour, Olivia decides that she should be wearing all black for a rock concert. Whitney and Erin try to convince her convince her to stick with the current outfit but Olivia has already headed to the closet to find something else to wear. Erin and Whitney exchange concerned glances and Erin mouths, "We've got to go!" At the Cutting Room, Jay and his band mate Pottsy, decide they have to start the show -- with or without Whitney. Samantha and Adam watch from the crowd as Tamarama's music fills the room. Still no Whitney. Whitney calls to Olivia, who's still in her closet finalizing her outfit, telling her that it's time to go. Olivia says that she's "totally ready" and rejoins the girls in the living room to find Whitney holding man's sock that she's pulled from the couch cushions. Whitney asks whether the sock belongs to Nevan. After a resounding "Eww!" the girls head out. Its standing room only as Whitney, Erin and Olivia make their way through the crowd at the Cutting Room. They settle on a spot in the front of the crowd to watch Jay's band perform. Olivia feels bad as she accidentally bumps into a neighboring concert goers. Erin tells her it's "a concert, honey -- you bump all you want!" Shortly thereafter JR. arrives and although Erin seems happy to see him, she tells Samantha that it's a 9.5 on the awkward scale. When the band takes a break, Jay immediately heads into the crowd to find Whitney. Jay tells Whitney that she made it just in time. Olivia joins them and says goodbye -- she has to work in the morning. After Olivia makes her exit, Erin and Whitney head to the bathroom hallway where Whitney tells Erin that Jay's band mates were giving her a hard time for being late. Whitney feels horrible but Erin reassures her that it wasn't her fault. Jay finds the girls in the hallway and Erin apologizes to him for being late. Jay suggests that they just forget about it. The next day at DVF, Whitney asks Olivia whether she enjoyed herself at the concert. Olivia says she did. Whitney tells Olivia that she felt bad that they showed up late. Olivia dismisses Whitney's comment saying that it's "not the end of the world" -- she's got something better lined up for Tamarama. Olivia tells Whitney that her friend needs a band to play an upcoming charity event, so, she suggested that Tamarama play the event. Surprise! Whitney tells Olivia that it'll mean a lot to Jay. While lounging on Whitney's couch, Whitney tells Jay about Olivia lining up his band to play at an upcoming charity event. Jay jokingly asks whether Olivia is his booking agent but then tells Whitney he'll give it a shot. Erin greets JR on the street outside of Antique Garage before heading into the restaurant. Once they're seated, JR tells her that despite all that has happened since they were together, he feels that they've picked right back up and he can't stop smiling about it. Erin laughs and tells him that his timing is really bad. JR agrees but says that this is still where his heart is. JR may know where his heart lies but Erin doesn't seem so sure. Later at Erin's apartment, Whitney asks Erin and Samantha what their plans are for the night. Erin tells them that JR is bartending at Brother Jimmy's if they want to stop by, spawning a conversation about Erin's relationship with Duncan and JR's re-entry into her life. Whitney thinks that Erin might as well have fun tonight and get some free drinks out of it. When Whitney and Olivia arrive at Hotel Gansevoort for the Completely Bare Charity Event, Tamarama is already setting up on stage. The band starts to play as Olivia and Whitney find Nevan in the crowd. Olivia suggests that the three of them find a seat but Whitney decides to remain standing so to see the band. Meanwhile at Brother Jimmy's, Erin and Samantha arrive and greet JR who's stationed behind the bar. Erin turns to Samantha and says that JR is "so cute," she wishes that she didn't have a boyfriend right now. Back at Hotel Gansevoort, Nevan begins making jokes about the band to Olivia and Teresa, the event planner. Gesturing in the direction of the band, he says that it's a "glossy high end place" but it's like the "beach boys" over there. The jokes continue even as Jay gets off stage to find Whitney. Jay wants to leave immediately and asks that Whitney keep "Bevan" away from him. Olivia notices the hasty departure and comments to Teresa that it was disrespectful of Jay to leave without saying goodbye. Nevan remarks, "What do you expect from the plaid mafia?" While on a break, JR asks Erin what's wrong -- he knows Erin well enough to know something is bothering her. At Erin's request, they step outside to continue the conversation. She begins to tear up as she explains to JR how confused she is, telling him that she doesn't know what she wants right now. JR asks whether they're still going to hang out. After a long pause, Erin tells him she doesn't know. JR wipes away her tears and they hug. The following day at DVF, Olivia asks Whitney what she thought about last night. Whitney thoughtfully repeats the question and tells Olivia that it was kind of like a stab in the back to have Nevan making fun of the band the whole night. Olivia says that Nevan is an adult and she has no control over him, all that Olivia asked for was a thank you. Whitney explains that Jay didn't feel like he owed anyone anything when it seemed like Olivia could have cared less. Olivia points the blame on Jay's insecurities and cuts the conversation short by telling Whitney that this is neither the time nor the place for this discussion. In the future, Olivia notes, they should leave their work environment separate from their private. 121455 2009 City, The: Past Catches Up, The T DVD -R HQ 10895 Episode #10. 2-24-2009 Public Relations. Media Relations. At One Management, Erin tells Allie how excited she is for the Miami trip. Allie says she can't go because she has a photo shoot for Nylon magazine -- it's a sexy photo shoot with a guy. Erin asks if Adam is cool with her shooting with other guys and Allie explains how he always gets a little bit jealous, but who really cares right now. Allie goes on to tell Erin about how connected Adam is down in Miami and warns Erin to be prepared because Adam and Jay are so crazy down there. Whitney, Erin, Adam, and Jay arrive in Miami at the Fontainebleau Resort in South Beach along with Jay's band mate Pottsy, and his girlfriend Jess. Everybody heads down to the pool, where Erin asks Whitney how things are going with Jay staying at her place. Whitney fills the girls in, saying that she's not ready for it to be too serious so she gave him two weeks, but she figures they'll at least get to know each other better in that two weeks. Meanwhile, the guys hang in the pool, joking about how Jay moved in with his girlfriend because Adam kicked him out in favor of Allie. The guys talk about all the temptation in Miami, and Adam asks, "What, are you counting me out?" The girls continue their conversation, and Whitney brings up Jay's ex-girlfriend Danielle, who Jay had been rumored to go home with, and how she apparently lives in Miami. They talk about how she was obsessed with Jay, but Whitney shrugs it off and says all that was before they were together. Back in New York at Industria Superstudio, Allie has her photo shoot for Nylon magazine. During a break, the male model Allie's doing the shoot with asks what she's up to after this, and suggests that maybe they grab a beer, or even a Snapple. Allie laughs, "A Snapple? That's kinda weird, I have a boyfriend." The guy explains that he's a gentleman, or at least tries to be, to which Allie asks, "Try but fail?" In South Beach, everybody heads out to a club called Liv. Jay looks around and spots his ex-girlfriend, Danielle, with a new guy. He assures his guy friends that he doesn't care, then walks over to Danielle to say hello and tells her she looks as if she's got a new boy. She says she doesn't, she's single. He goes on to bring up the time they saw each other in New York when they went home together, and explains that it put him in a really awkward situation. Across the club, Whitney and the girls see Jay and Danielle talking. Erin says, "I hate that. The world is so small; you can't even get away from exes." Later, Danielle introduces herself to Whitney and apologizes for all the drama. Whitney shrugs it off. Jay approaches Whitney afterwards and asks, "What was that like?" He then goes on to reaffirm that there's nothing to worry about because nothing happened between him and Danielle. Jay tells Whitney that the most important thing is that she trusts him, but Whitney says if he didn't do anything wrong, then he wouldn't care. Meanwhile, Erin takes notice of the growing number of girls surrounding Adam. At Industria Superstudio, Allie receives a phone call from Erin, telling her that Adam is surrounded by girls and being really flirty and she doesn't know what to make of it. Allie asks her to keep an eye on him. Back at Liv, Whitney and Erin comment on what a "little devil" Adam is, as they watch him talk to one of the many girls near him. After the Nylon photo shoot wraps, Allie tells the guy that she just might have to take him up on that drink, and they leave the studio together. When he asks what changed her mind, she says, "Long day, I guess." At Whitney's Apartment, Jay and Whitney discuss the trip, and Jay apologizes again for the whole Danielle thing. Whitney didn't really understand that whole situation and thought it was weird that Danielle was at the club. Whitney goes on to express that she trusted him and didn't feel that he had to go overboard to justify himself, but then points out that sometimes when people over-justify themselves that can mean they're trying to cover something up. Jay counters that it may mean they just want to put something behind them. Whitney says she's starting to feel really sick, the conversation is making her nauseous. Jay tells Whitney that it all comes down to whether she trusts him or not, and Whitney replies that she does, but just doesn't want to be played for a fool. Uptown at Bergdorf Goodman, Samantha and Erin meet up for lunch where Samantha asks her about Miami. Erin says they had so much fun and gives Adam "Mr. Playboy" the "booby award" because of all the girls surrounded him at Liv. Erin tells Samantha how she'd called Allie to tell her what Adam was up to. Samantha and Erin hope Allie listens to what they're saying instead of Adam. Adam meets Allie at 10 Downing with roses. When he asks how her job went, she tells him it was good until she got a call from Erin, giving her a heads up about how Adam was acting in Miami. Adam argues that "Erin's one to talk, she's got three different boyfriends," but Allie says Erin's just trying to keep an eye out. Adam doesn't see why he has to be scrutinized over everything he does and says she has to trust him. Allie says that she always has, but he's making it really hard. Allie goes on to tell him that she thinks it might be best that she move out -- she's already started looking for her own place. Adam feels like he's losing her and asks, "Why can't everything be the same how it was?" The next day while shopping at Opening Ceremony in Soho, Whitney tells Jess about her conversation with Jay, and says that she's not sure if she can handle the whole Danielle thing. Whitney prods Jess to share her perspective on Jay since she had lived with him for awhile. Jess hesitates at first, unsure of whether she's crossing the line, but then explains that Jay's an "interesting" guy, he has a temper and is sometimes less than trustworthy, then points out, "There's always something with Jay." 121456 2009 City, The: Truth Hurts, The T DVD -R HQ 10839 Episode #7. 2-3-2009 Public Relations. Media Relations. 121457 2008 City, The: Truth Will Reveal Itself, The T DVD -R HQ 10723 Episode #2. 12-29-2008 Public Relations. Media Relations. Whitney Port meets for lunch with Alex, a model who she had previously gone on a date with during one of her trips east with People's Revolution. Hills fans will remember that the second time she saw Alex, after a fashion show they worked together before her move, she blew him off for Jay, who she's been with ever since. Whitney apologizes to Alex for leaving him that night and tells him that she's been seeing Jay. Alex admits that while he was a bit hurt, that's not why he's invited Whitney out for lunch. He goes on to tell her that his roommate is friends with Jay's ex-girlfriend, Danielle. According to what Alex has heard, Jay recently told Danielle that he wasn't seeing Whitney anymore and that the exes spent the night together. Whitney is visibly upset by the story, but tells Alex that she has to decide who she's going to trust. Back at Erin's apartment, Whitney recaps what Alex told her. She tells Erin that the story made her heart sink to her stomach and that she isn't sure who to trust. Whitney decides she's going to talk to Jay about it and let him know that she may be new to the city, but that she's not that naïve. While playing basketball in Central Park, Adam asks Jay whether he plans to stop seeing other people as things get more serious with Whitney. They discuss timing for such a conversation and agree that neither would want to be the one in the relationship to bring it up. When Olivia goes out to dinner with her cousin, Nevan, they discuss Whitney, who Nevan advises Olivia to take her under her wing. Olivia concurs and tells him that she'll bring Whitney with her to the Manolo Blahnik event she's attending at Bergdorf Goodman. Whitney meets up with Jay at Café Noir to discuss the story he heard from Alex at lunch. Jay explains his side of the story: Danielle approached him to talk and that he got a cab home for her, not that he went home with her. He swears to Whitney that he's telling the truth and even offers to call Danielle to confirm his story. Whitney contemplates the offer, but decides that a phone call isn't necessary. Whitney and Olivia arrive at Bergdorf Goodman's for the Manolo Blahnik event. Olivia mentions that the famed shoe designer is a family friend. Whitney is excited to purchase her first pair of Manolo's and Olivia tells her about the first pair she wore at her debutante ball when she was 18. While waiting in line for their shoes to be signed, Whitney and Olivia spot Samantha (Sami) and say their hellos. When Whitney lets Manolo Blahnik know that these are her first pair of his shoes, he assures her they won't be her last. Meanwhile, Olivia recounts the story of her first pair as Whitney and Sami exchange amused looks. Looking forward to a respite from drama, Whitney and Erin make plans for a night out on the town. The plan is to meet up with Jay, Adam and Allie, Adam's girlfriend, for a "fun night of nothingness." Despite the best intentions, drama seems determined to stake its claim on Whitney's night. The gang notice that at the same bar is Alex and his roommate Shannon, who are surprised to see Jay and Whitney together. When Alex says he can't believe that Whitney is still with him, Shannon urges him to go over and say something to Whitney. Alex approaches Whitney and Jay and leans in toward the group. Jay asks Alex whether he has something to say to him. The two guys step up to each other and Alex accuses Jay of taking advantage of Whitney. As Alex and Jay go back and forth, Shannon (Alex's roommate) starts talking to Whitney. She tells Whitney that Alex was telling her the truth and that everyone in the city knows about what's going on, and that she just wanted Whitney to know that "her boyfriend" is cheating on her. Alex and Jay continue to go at it. When it finally seems as though the two are headed back to their corners, Jay tells Adam to take care of Alex. When Alex steps up to Adam, Whitney gets in the middle and tells the guys it's not worth it and they back down. The next day, Whitney meets up with Jay. When Whitney notices and points out that Jay isn't in a good mood, Jay admits he isn't and comments that the night before was intense. Whitney tells Jay that she doesn't understand why Alex and his roommate care so much and want to get involved in her life. Later, Whitney stops by People's Revolution to visit her former boss, Kelly Cutrone. Kelly is happy to see Whitney and says that she always likes to see how her former employees are doing after they've moved on. She tells Whitney that she's always available if Whitney needs a recommendation for a doctor, a good dry cleaner, personal advice ... anything! Relieved to be talking to someone that she knows and trusts, she tells Kelly all about the saga of Alex and Jay. When she says she just doesn't know who to trust -- Alex or Jay -- Kelly puts another spin on it: maybe Whitney can't trust either of them. 121458 2009 City, The: Unexpected Roommates T DVD -R HQ 10895 Episode #9. 2-17-2009 Public Relations. Media Relations. At Erin's Gramercy apartment, Whitney gives Erin the low down on Jay's living situation. Allie had moved in with Jay and Adam temporarily but had yet to find her own place. They move on to discuss tonight's party at Smooth's apartment, a friend of Adam and Jay. Erin tells Whitney that Duncan is arriving tonight, she's nervous about seeing him now that JR has re-emerged. Erin laughs and says that she wants to have her cake...and eat it too! Whitney, Olivia and their co-workers gather at the Diane von Furstenberg offices for a holiday party. A co-worker, Natalie asks Whitney and Olivia whether they know all the names of the magazine editors. Olivia quickly raises her hand and says, "I do!" Whitney tells the table about the time she unknowingly told the editor of Vanity Fair that he shouldn't be sitting in his own seat -- she explains that it's so hard to know everyone's face to their name. As she finishes the embarrassing story, Diane von Furstenberg addresses the room and wishes them all a happy New Year. After the speech, Whitney tells Olivia about the party tonight and Olivia warns her not to get "overly drunk and fall on her face." Whitney thanks Olivia for the tip as the rest of the table chuckles. At Once Upon A Tart in Soho, Adam tells Allie that Jay's asked whether she's found a new place to live. Allie is a little taken aback and tells Adam that if he doesn't want her there, then she needs to leave, after all, it was supposed to be temporary. Adam attempts to dissuade Allie by telling her how much he loves waking up next to her everyday and couldn't imagine living without her. Erin and Duncan arrive at Smooth's extremely packed loft. After passing through the bouncers and the velvet ropes, Duncan comments that it feels like a club. Shortly there after, JR arrives at the party -- Erin is too busy smooching with Duncan to notice his arrival but he doesn't go unnoticed by Whitney who gasps, "Oh my god!" After JR introduces himself to Duncan, he turns his full attention to Erin while a clearly annoyed Duncan looks on. Finally reaching his breaking point, Duncan pulls Erin away to tell her that he doesn't like that she and JR hang out while he's not here. Erin tells Duncan that she's with him now and not JR but the 18 year old in her still loves JR. Duncan thinks that Erin needs to put that 18 year old behind her. The next morning, Olivia opens her living room blinds and wakes up Nevan, who's been sleeping on her couch. After observing her apartment's state of disarray, Olivia asks Nevan to help clean up - after all, she has enough to deal with. As Olivia prepares to leave for work, she asks Nevan to be "productive." After they hug good bye, Nevan tells Olivia he's going to use her laptop to look for a place but as soon as Olivia is out the door, Nevan goes back to sleep. Meanwhile, Jay meets up with Adam at Il Bastardo to discuss their living situation. Jay asks whether Allie has found a place. Adam begins to tell Jay that he's been thinking about taking the next step with Allie. Jay knows where Adam is going with this conversation and he thinks it's "garbage" -- Allie was staying for 2 weeks and now it's been 4 months. Jay tells Adam that he and Allie shouldn't live together, as he's noticed them bickering more and more each day. Adam disagrees and blames the increased bickering on Jay being the third wheel in their apartment. The conversation comes to an end as Jay gets up to leave -- "Happy New Year!" he says sarcastically as he makes his exit. At Erin's Gramercy apartment, Erin prepares coffee for herself and Duncan while recapping the previous night. Duncan says that he had a good time until JR showed up. Erin joins him on the couch and explains how confused she feels about their relationship. Duncan doesn't want to be a part of some love triangle and wants to know that he can trust Erin when he's not in town. Erin insists that she can be trusted but Duncan doesn't seem so sure -- "It doesn't feel right", he says. Erin reiterates that she's just confused and has some things that she needs to work out. Duncan agrees but in the meantime, he's got a flight to catch. After he leaves, Erin falls onto the couch in tears. The next day, Olivia tells Nevan that he needs to "pull it together" and hands him a folder of apartment listings to check out. Olivia's disappointed that after yesterday's discussion, Nevan didn't do anything. New Year's Eve has finally arrived -- Erin and Whitney enjoy a pre-party cocktail at Whitney's apartment while discussing Erin's single status. Erin hopes that she doesn't drunk-text Duncan and make an idiot of herself. Whitney suggests deleting Duncan's number from her phone but Erin decides against it, determining that the "best way to get over a guy is to get under another one!" The New Year's Eve celebration is in full swing by the time Whitney and Erin arrive at the party. Jay makes his entrance only moments later and greets Whitney and her friends, while Adam takes the opportunity to give Allie a tour of the apartment. When Jay asks about Duncan, Erin tells him that Duncan broke up with her. Jay assures her that Duncan will be thinking about kissing her at midnight. Meanwhile, in another room, Allie asks Adam whether Jay secretly hates her. Adam tells her that Jay was pretty pissed. Allie replies, "He'll get over it." Back on the other side of the party, Jay tells Whitney and Erin that Adam has asked him to move out. After Whitney gets over the initial shock, she asks Jay what he wants to do. Jay tells Whitney that in the worst case situation, he would ask to stay at her place for a bit. Before Whitney can answer, the count down to 2009 begins. 3...2...1... Happy New Year! As Whitney and Jay along with the other couples in the room enjoy their New Year kisses, Erin is alone staring at her phone. As soon as Jay and Whitney notice, they pull Erin into a group hug, where she busts into tears - Duncan hasn't called. After consoling Erin, Jay expresses to Whitney his concern about his uncertain living situation. Whitney tells Jay that if he really needs a place to stay, obviously, she would be there for him. The next morning at Whitney's apartment, Jay and Whitney discuss his resolutions for 2009 -- including less partying and putting more energy into music. Jay asks Whitney whether she's going to look after him during his short stay... like cook dinner and make him "lovely cupcakes." As Whitney raises her eyebrows, Jay assures her that they'll make it work. 121459 1983 City's Edge, The M Australia Journalist (Harold Kissin). 121460 2006 CityNews International DT Canada Reporter Beatrice Politi. Anchor Gord Martineau. New Media Specialist Amber MacArthur. 121461 1970 CityPulse News DT Canada TV Anchors Dini Petty, Gord Martineau, Monika Deol, Anne Mroczkowski, John Roberts (1988-1989). . Reporter-Weekend Anchor Thalia Assuras (1985-1988). Entertainment Anchor John Roberts (1981-1988). 121462 1999 Cityside N Heffernan, William New York Globe Reporter Billy Burke fights with police. 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Journalist-Politician Frederick Douglass (Morgan Freeman - Voice). 121471 1990 Civil War, The: Cause, The T Burns, Ken Episode #1. Editor Horace Greeley (Philip Bosco -- Voice) of the Tribune. Poet-Journalist Walt Whitman (Garrison Keillor - Voice). Journalist-Politician Frederick Douglass (Morgan Freeman - Voice). 121472 1990 Civil War, The: Forever Free T Burns, Ken Episode #3. Editor Horace Greeley (Philip Bosco -- Voice) of the Tribune. 121473 1990 Civil War, The: Most Hallowed Ground T Burns, Ken Episode #7. Editor Horace Greeley (Philip Bosco -- Voice) of the Tribune. Poet-Journalist Walt Whitman (Garrison Keillor - Voice). Journalist-Politician Frederick Douglass (Morgan Freeman - Voice). 121474 1990 Civil War, The: Simply Murder T Burns, Ken Episode #4. Editor Horace Greeley (Philip Bosco -- Voice) of the Tribune. Poet-Journalist Walt Whitman (Garrison Keillor - Voice). 121475 1990 Civil War, The: Universe of Battle, The T Burns, Ken Episode #5. Editor Horace Greeley (Philip Bosco -- Voice) of the Tribune. Poet-Journalist Walt Whitman (Garrison Keillor - Voice). Journalist-Politician Frederick Douglass (Morgan Freeman - Voice). 121476 1990 Civil War, The: Valley of the Shadow of Death T Burns, Ken Episode #6. Editor Horace Greeley (Philip Bosco -- Voice) of the Tribune. Poet-Journalist Walt Whitman (Garrison Keillor - Voice). Journalist-Politician Frederick Douglass (Morgan Freeman - Voice). 121477 1990 Civil War, The: Very Bloody Affair, A T Burns, Ken Episode #2. Editor Horace Greeley (Philip Bosco -- Voice) of the Tribune. Poet-Journalist Walt Whitman (Garrison Keillor - Voice). Journalist-Politician Frederick Douglass (Morgan Freeman - Voice). 121478 1990 Civil War, The: War Is All Hell T Burns, Ken Episode #8. Editor Horace Greeley (Philip Bosco -- Voice) of the Tribune. Poet-Journalist Walt Whitman (Garrison Keillor - Voice). Journalist-Politician Frederick Douglass (Morgan Freeman - Voice). 121479 2007 Civil War: Story of High Deception, Love, Hate and Death, A N Lomax, John Reporter from Harpers in 1915 interviews Shadrach Smith, a 75-year-old man who is reluctant to talk about the war but because the reporter perseveres, he tells his story and it is not a story the reporter came to hear. Shadrach was in New Orleans at the outbreak of the war in 1860. He was the guest of a wealthy man who had a lovely and mysterious daughter. But Shadrach wasn’t from New Orleans and tried to be objective about the war. He sought employment as a war correspondent and his job led him into the shadowy world of intrigue. 121480 1990 Civil Wars T SV 83 Reporter sued for libel. Anti-media 121481 2002 Claim M Newsreader (Alberto Weis). Radio Voice (Leo Ricciardi). Young, ambitious claims assessor investigates a multi-million dollar marine insurance fraud. 121482 2000 Claim, The M Photographer (Frank Zotter). 121483 1992 Claire Breslinky: Foxglove NM Kelly, Mary Anne #2 Chris Breslinky Mysteries Freelance Photographer Claire Breslinsky of New York City is now married to cop Johnny Bendetto and they've just moved into a new house. One of her best friends from high school is one of her new neighbors -- and then she is murdered. Claire and Johnny have a son. Their house is just a few steps away from her parents, Mary and Stan, still "eleven miles and ten thousand light-years from Manhattan." Her best friend Theresa, known as Tree, also has a little girl. Claire suspects Tree's philandering husband of murder. Claire's talkative, insecure sister, Carmela is now married to a slightly sinister Polish diplomat. She writes and produces a musical about Snow White with cast of family members. Former photographer Claire debates returning to the fashion world. 121484 1990 Claire Breslinky: Park Lane South, Queens NM Kelly, Mary Anne #1 Chris Breslinky Mysteries Freelance Photographer Claire Breslinsky and Fashion Columnist Carmela are two sisters who live in the family home in the Richmond Hill area of Queens. Claire has recently returned after having worked for years in Europe and Asia. Young boy is murdered and mutilated. With her photographer's eye for detail, Claire becomes involved in the investigation meeting a detective who falls for her. Claire's cameras, perhaps containing incriminating photos, are stolen and another child is killed. Friends and neighbors become suspects. 121485 2003 Claire Breslinsky: Cordelia Squad, The (A Novel of Queens, New York) NM Kelly, Mary Anne #5 Claire Breslinsky Mysteries Freelance Photographer Claire Breslinsky has gotten a divorce, has two teenagers and very little cash. So maybe it was rash of her to buy a huge, dilapidated mansion in Queens. The plan is to somehow make it into a profitable bed-and-breakfast. She, Anthony and Tree are within shouting distance of her take-charge mom, her retired pop and her sisters, Zinnie, a cop, and Carmela, a sarcastic part-time beauty writer. An arsonist attacks Claire's mansion and she is rescued by a hunky fireman Enoch O'Rourke. There's another fire, an orphaned brute of a dog that Claire adopts and several paying customers for her B&B, including two elderly nudists. Carmela falls in love. But the fireman must rescue Claire one more time before his proposal is accepted. 121486 1999 Claire Breslinsky: Jenny Rose NM Kelly, Mary Anne #4 Claire Breslinsky Mysteries Freelance Photographer Claire Breslinsky, a zesty, chatty American, has to cope with her husband's adultery and a photography career close to stagnant is reason enough for Claire to escape her home in Queens to attend an aunt's funeral in County Cork. She visits the West of Ireland standing in for her ailing mother. Before she leaves, her mother tells here that Claire's beautiful, cold sister, Carmela has an illegitimate daughter, Jenny Rose who is now a defiant 17-year-old, a talented painter. She is a real problem for Claire's family who still lives in Ireland and have raised her. There's also her aunt's death -- was the explosion that killer her an accident or murder? Claire's old flame, the filmmaker Temple Fortune, also turns up in Cork. He's there to do a movie. It turns out Jenny's father is none other than Claire's husband. Then she learns it's not her aunt but her aunt's lover who has died. 121487 1995 Claire Breslinsky: Keeper of the Mill NM Kelly, Mary Anne #3 Chris Breslinky Mysteries Freelance Photographer Claire Breslinsky of New York City is a former model and photographer-turned wife and mother. She goes to Germany to visit an old friend who's about to be married. Claire Breslinsky Benedetto's life as a Queens housewife and mother is very different from the one she had 10 years earlier, when she part of the international art and modeling scene in Germany. One of her longtime German friends is marrying a plastic surgeon who is Claire's old flame. She convinces her photo editor to fund a trip to Germany where she will shoot the site of the wedding. A murder at the site creates a mystery that Claire will solve 121488 2006 Claire Breslinsky: Pack Up The Moon NM Kelly, Mary Anne #6 Claire Breslinsky Mysteries Freelance Photographer Claire Breslinsky started out at 20, short on cash with modeling work in Germany in 1972 after disappointing stints in Paris and Milan. She makes friends with a lovably wicked older model who introduces Claire to European eccentrics and socialites. One evening's tipsy dinner party conversation inspires an ambitious overland expedition to India. This is a prequel to the other novels show petite Claire through the early 1970s on journeys from Milan to Munich, then via Istanbul and Heart to the Himalayas. A Although "not beautiful, but my teeth were white and my smile captivating," American Claire turns out to have looks that appeal in Germany. Claire, an aspiring painter, is told she has more talent as a photographer. She plans to shoot pictures on the trip to India. The journey turns out to be long, dusty and perilous. A Dr. Blacky and Claire make love at the top of the Bamiyan statutes and Claire falls ill with fever. Claire decides to return to New York. 121489 1985 Clairvoyant, The M DVD -R HQ 6480, 6481. SV 41 Ringkamp, B. Jonathan (Screenplay. Story with Armand Mastroianni). Ness Book TV Reporter Paul McCormack (Perry King) an on-air personality investigating murders in which the victims are found handcuffed. Policeman criticizes the way King plays up the story on the air including going on a morning show to criticize police. McCormack turns out to be the killer, who was part of a sado-masochistic sex party that got out of control. He is killing off the participants to keep them from talking. 121490 1982 Clairvoyant, The M News Reporter (Tom Tammi) 121491 1934 Clairvoyant, The M Commentator, Racing (Carleton Hobbs). 121492 1972 Clancy N Mullaly, Frederic Editor. Irish-Catholic son becomes a newspaper editor 121493 2008 Clancy M News Media. TV News Reporter #1 (Janet Essenpreis). TV News Reporter #2 (Melissa Cox). TV News Reporter #3 (Paul Kerr). TV News Reporter #4 (Rodney Cox). TV Anchorwoman (Sherry Anne Lints). Reporter #1 (Amy Hess). Repoter #2 (Cary Wiger). Reporter (Vickie Hishmeh). News Assistant (Nicole Lockard). PR Person #1 (Scott Shuler). PR Person #2 (Annie Yoho). PR Person #3 (Miguel Oyola). Clancy Miller is an abused 12-year-old who runs away to keep from getting taken away by social workers. Out on the streets she meets up with an ill-tempered, homeless veteran. A corrupt mayor, desperate for re-election, privately offers the veteran a reward to keep the missing girl out of sight for a few days -- the mayor’s secret plan -- to “find her” in grand fashion in an attempt to gain favor with the voters who would view him as a hero. A military-style rescue takes place as the TV news cameras roll. 121494 1999 Clara Bow: Discovering the It Girl DT Film Critic-Historian (Leonard Maltin). 121495 1996 Clara Hakedosha MF Israel TV Reporter (Orly Silbersatz Banai). 121496 1928 Clarence Allen, The Hypnotic Boy Journalist; or, Mysterious Disappearance of the United States Government Bonds, The SS MLPL Ade, George In "Bang! Bang!" Editor J. Windsor Forst of Chicago Daily Beacon. "The Daily Beacon, like all other great newspapers, had a pack of genuine Siberian bloodhounds, for tracking criminals. 121497 1966 Claret, Sandwiches and Sin N Duke, Madelaine Press 121498 1941 Clarion Call: Free Press Play in One Act, A P MLPL Weinberger, Harry 812.08 M473-3 Dramatic Play Service, . Newspaper 121499 1916 Clarion, The M Adams, Samuel Hopkins (Novel). AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Newspaper Owner Harrington Surtaine (Carlyle Blackwell) buys Clarion, a paper that attacks false business, prints nothing but the truth. Newspaper office fine replica. Harrington Surtaine (Carlyle Blackwell) buys the Clarion to stop its attacks on his father, a doctor. Later finds out father is guilty and continues paper's opposition to him Writes an editorial attacking his fiancée's wealthy friends. Newspaper office blown up by anarchists. 121500 1914 Clarion, The N OWN - H (Two Copies) Adams, Samuel Hopkins Ness Book Newspaper. Conflict between responsibility to family and to sound journalistic practices. Hal Surtaine buys and becomes publisher of the Clarion, a newspaper in his family's home town. Paper decides to run an expose of his father's quack medicine scheme. Conflict. 121501 1991 Clarissa Explains It All T SV 269 Advice Columnist 121502 1956 Clark Gifford's Body N Fearing, Kenneth Journalists, newspaper clippings figure prominently in the story of a disaffected politician in a nameless but familiar media-driven modern state where a foreign war is always breaking out on the horizon. One night the politician and his followers seize radio stations to broadcast a call for freedom. Nobody pays attention except the government. Troops quickly suppress the uprising and capture its leaders. Yet the rebellion will lead to 20 years of war. Pseudo-documentary approach. 121503 2002 Clase 406 TS Mexico Reporter investigates a good-looking professional singer who is using a friend's voice. A teenager's dream of becoming a professional singer results in the boy using his good-looking friend as his image. He becomes famous until a reporter comes along and discovers the truth 121504 2000 Clase z tropical MF Reporter (Alejandro L. Alvarez) 121505 1991 Clash of the Champions XVI DT News Media. P.N. News (Paul Neu). 121506 2004 Clash! M News Media. Happy Reporter (Ben Seery). Cameraman (Alan Macgill). French Interviewer (Mia Martin). 121507 2007 Class Apart, A MTF UK. Photographer (Peter Halpin). 121508 1973 Class of '44 M Editor (Jeffrey Cohen). Assistant Editor (Susan Marcus) 121509 1993 Class of 96 T SV 195 (School Newspaper Excerpts) 4-6-93 School Newspaper 121510 1994 Class of Nuke 'Em High 3: Good, the Bad, and the Subhumanoid, The M Reporter (Tina Lord). Reporters at the beginning covering the nuclear chaos. As one reporter mutates, the next takes over -- series of TV reports. Student Newspaper Reporter Roger has become the mayor of Tromaville. Roger's good son, Adlai, gets first story in newspaper and is said to be following in his father's footsteps. 121511 1991 Class of Nuke 'Em High Part 2: Subhumanoid Meltdown M School Newspaper. Story narrated by Roger (Brick Bronsky), the school newspaper's muscle-bound ace reporter Inconsistent on name of newspaper -- Tromaville Tech Times in one place (name on masthead). Other times called The Troma Tech Times, which is the name on the door. Shot of headline in the National Glob that says, "Heil, Heil Rock and Rock: Elvis and Hitler Are Partners in Brazilian Fast Food Restaurant." 121512 2006 Class of the Titans: Chaos 101 C Episode #1. 1-1-2006 Newscaster (David Kaye - Voice). 121513 2006 Class, The: Class Blows the Whistle, The T DVD -R HQ 7039 Episode #4. 10-9-2006 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. Nichole panics that her husband and ex-boyfriend are becoming friends over their love of video games and football 121514 2006 Class, The: Class Celebrates a Birthday, The T DVD -R HQ 7298 Episode #8. 11-12-2006 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. Holly's attempt to dress for the job she wants goes horribly awry when she finds herself wearing stilettos at a petting zoo. Ethan's charade of posing as Dan hits a snag when he attends a birthday party at which his former classmates are in attendance. Richie reveals a secret. 121515 2006 Class, The: Class Celebrates an Anniversary, The T DVD -R HQ 7528 Episode. 12-11-2006 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. Holly offers a report on new calendars including one by a photographer who uses fruit to portray various social photographs. Yonk's anniversary present upsets Nicole. Kat's new neighbor (Jaime King), a former classmate and a successful photographer, peeves her. She sells pictures using fruit to portray various human scenarios. 121516 2007 Class, The: Class Eats Moroccan Chicken, The T DVD -R HQ 7891 Episode. 2-5-2007 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. Lina and Richie host a dinner party, but her exotic dish leaves her friends forcing down inedible chicken to avoid hurting her feelings. 121517 2006 Class, The: Class Gets Frozen Yogurt, The T DVD -R HQ 7089 Episode #5. 10-16-2006 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. Kat dares Ethan to sample every frozen yogurt flavor at a shop without buying anything. 121518 2006 Class, The: Class Gives Thanks, The T DVD -R HQ 7356 Episode #9. 11-19-2006 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. Holly and Perry host an educational Thanksgiving dinner for their classmates. 121519 2007 Class, The: Class Goes Back to the Hospital, The T DVD -R HQ 8096 Episode #19. 3-5-2007 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. Classmates rally around Nicole at the hospital after Yonk suffers a massive heart attack and must undergo quintuple-bypass surgery. 121520 2006 Class, The: Class Goes to a Bar, The T DVD -R HQ 7229 Episode #7. 11-5-2006 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. Holly's attempt to dress for the job she wants goes horribly awry when she finds herself wearing stilettos at a petting zoo. Ethan and Kat hijack other peoples' blind dates. Ducan asks Nicole to attend a performance of his old band from high school. Ellenbogen not in episode. 121521 2006 Class, The: Class Goes Trick-or-Treating, The T DVD -R HQ 7126 Episode #6. 10-23-2006 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. Holly's attempt to dress for the job she wants goes horribly awry when she finds herself wearing stilettos at a petting zoo. Lina, in a wheelchair, decides to be FDR for Halloween. News Anchor (Bill Seward). Cameraman (Stacey Hinnen). 121522 2007 Class, The: Class Has a Snow Day, The T Episode #16. 2-12-2007 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. On Valentine's Day, a terrible snow storm hits Philadelphia. 121523 2007 Class, The: Class Has to Go to a Stupid Museum, The T DVD -R HQ 7774 Episode. 1-22-2007 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. When Palmer overhears a phone conversation about her relationship with Ethan, she decides they must practice abstinence and see what they have in common. 121524 2007 Class, The: Class Hits It, The T DVD -R HQ 7745 Episode. 1-15-2007 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) is married to Perry Pearl and has a daughter named Oprah. Comes to a reunion of third grade classmates that one of her classmates is holding for his girlfriend to mark the 20th anniversary of the day they met. Richie and Lina reveal to Duncan and Nicole that their relationship has not gone to the next level. Kat's crush on a handsome stranger develops into mild stalking. 121525 2006 Class, The: Class Learns About Hurricanes, The T DVD -R HQ 6985 Episode #3. 10-1-2006 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Storm Watch News 8 -- Field Reporter Ellenbogen covers hurricane braving elements until a stop sign slams into her. African-American Anchorman Wayne Wilderson). "Fernanda Strikes -- Day 8." Ellenbogen is married to Perry Peal and has a daughter named Oprah. She and others came to a reunion of third grade classmates held by a classmate for his girlfriend marking the 20th anniversary the day they met. They split up at the party. Richie and Lina land in the hospital when a hurricane threatens the city. 121526 2007 Class, The: Class Rides a Bull, The T DVD -R HQ 8028 Episode #18. 2-26-2007 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. Torn between her husband and her high-school sweetheart, Nicole decides if she will stay married or leave Yonk for Duncan. 121527 2006 Class, The: Class Runs Into a Convenience Store, The T DVD -R HQ 7400 Episode. 11-27-2006 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. Holly and Perry host an educational Thanksgiving dinner for their classmates. Richie drives into the side of a convenience store when a bee flies into his car. 121528 2007 Class, The: Class Springs a Leak, The T DVD -R HQ 7999 Episode #17. 2-19-2007 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. When Duncan and Richie finish repairing her home, Nicole is surprised how upset she is not having them around. 121529 2007 Class, The: Class Visits a Bad Neighborhood, The T DVD -R HQ 7725 Episode. 1-8-2007. TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) of News 9. Married to Perry. Daughter Oprah. Ellenbogen reporting from a garbage dump about garbage in New York. Ethan imagines one of his biggest fantasies coming true when his date confesses that she has always had a crush on Kat. 121530 2006 Class, The: Class Visits a Hospital, The T DV D-R HQ 6915 Episode #2. 9-24-2006 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) is married to Perry Pearl and has a daughter named Oprah. Comes to a reunion of third grade classmates that one of her classmates is holding for his girlfriend to mark the 20th anniversary of the day they met. Perry and Holly force Kyle to remember how he broke Holly's heart at the prom. After an accident ends Lina and Richie's coffee date, the group spends the night at the hospital. 121531 2006 Class, The: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6885 (Mislabeled 6877). Episode #1. 9-18-2006 TV Reporter Holly Ellenbogen (Lucy Punch) is married to Perry Pearl and has a daughter named Oprah. Comes to a reunion of third grade classmates that one of her classmates is holding for his girlfriend to mark the 20th anniversary of the day they met. Holly went to the prom with a boy who that night ended up in bed with another boy. The party is a disaster because the man's wife hates all the attention. And so she leaves him. 121532 1993 Classe Americaine, La MF Reporters Steven (Robert Redford), Peter (Dustin Hoffman) and Dave (Paul Newman) investigate the famous last words of "the Most Classy Man on Earth." What the heck did he mean. La Classe Americaine is a montage of scenes taken from the Warner Bros. catalog and dubbed to fit the narration of the story. 121533 2001 Classic Albums: Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road DT UK Journalist Robert Sandall. Broadcaster Paul Gambaccini. 121534 2003 Classic Albums: Pink Floyd - Making of 'The Dark Side of the Moon,' The DT UK Journalist and Broadcaster Robert Sandall. Journalist Nigel Williamson. 121535 2006 Classic Albums: Queen - Making of 'A Night at the Opera,' The DT UK Music Journalist Anthony DeCurtis. Music Journalist Rosie Horide. Music Journalist John Ingham. Photographer Mick Rock. TV Presenter and Radio Disc Jockey Bob Harris. Radio Disc Jockey Nicky Horne. 121536 1995 Classic Widows MT Interviewer (Ken Russell-Himself) 121537 1925 Classified M Ferber, Edna (Short Story). Ralph Spence (Titles). June Mathis (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Newspaper. Babs Comet (Corinne Griffith) works in classified advertising section of a New York newspaper. Gets involved with garage owner and wealthy man. New York Times review complained film gave a false impression of the women employed in classified ad departments of newspapers and that the heroine spent most of her time at work arranging dinner engagements. 121538 2007 Classified Christmas NR Daniels, B.J. Whitehorse, Montana Series. Harlequin Intrigue #1030 Reporter Andi Blake had her sights set on tracking a lawless family and exposing the secrets of their greatest bank heist. And no one was going to stop her -- not even that smoldering sexy stud cowboy. He was as country as a cowboy got, but then came Blake to civilize him. The cowboy had a reputation as a hard-driving man, but he was a sucker for a sassy brunette in high heels. Although Blake didn’t come to town looking for a cowboy, now that she’d rustled up one, could she find a way to get him under the mistletoe? 121539 1986 Classified Love MT Reporter (Anne Lockhart). Advertisement - Personals. Three New Yorkers look for love in personal columns with varied results 121540 1960 Claude Emerson, Reporter SS PVL O'Hara, John In "49 Stories by John O'Hara." Sports Reporter Emerson, a bookkeeper, reported on football games for $1.50 an out-of-town game. Bob Hooker editor of the paper, which had no regular sports section or regular sports writer. Emerson becomes a reliable reporter for the Telegraph. 121541 1892 Claudius Bombarnac: Adventures of a Special Correspondent (aka The Special Correspondent. The Adventures of a Special Correspondent in Central Asia. Claudius Bombarnac: Special Correspondent. Aka Claudius Bombarnac: Carnet D’un Reporter). N Verne, Jules Reporter Claudius Bombarnac is assigned by the Twentieth Century to cover the travels of the Grand Transasiatic Railway, which runs between Uzun Ada, Turkestan and Peking, China. Accompanying him on this journey is an interesting collection of characters, including one is trying to beat the round the world record and another who is a stowaway. Claudius hopes one of them will become the hero of his piece, so his story won’t just be a boring travelogue. He is not disappointed when a special car guarded by troops is added to the train, said to be carrying the remains of a great Mandarin. The great Mandarin actually turns out to be a large consignment being returned to China from Persia. Unfortunately, the train must travel through a large part of China that is controlled by unscrupulous robber-chiefs. Before the journey is over, Claudius finds his hero. 121542 2003 Claustrophobia M News Media. Second Newscaster (Phillip Darlington) 121543 1977 Claws M TV Reporter (Bob Pierson). Local Reporter (Brian Russell). TV Cameraman (Joe Shaw). 121544 1924 Clean Heart, The M Hutchinson, Arthur Sutart-Menteth (Novel). Marian Constance (Scenario) AFI-Editors/Novelists - Ness Book Editor and aspiring novelist Philip Wriford (Percy Marmont) suffers mental breakdown from overwork and tries to escape his "other self" who he believes is following him. A tramp sacrifices his life to save the editor when he retreats to the country. Editor also falls in love with a woman who restores his sense of well-being. Editor discovers that a book he wrote has become a success. He proposes to the woman who fell over a cliff during a storm after the editor, in his unbalanced state, proposed that they run off together without getting married. Although the editor is married, there is no mention of his wife after he leaves home. New York Times review noted a double exposure shot that expresses the hero's mental condition by superimposing an image of presses at work. 121545 1994 Clean Slate M Journalist (Jeff King) 121546 1929 Clean-Up, The M Bernstein, Isadore (Story-Titles). Carmelita Sweeney (Screenplay) AFI-Editors - Ness Book Editor Oliver Brooks (Charles Delaney) is a newspaper editor who teams up with police captain to fight bootleggers and racketeers. Rescues a woman and captures the criminal. 121547 2007 Cleaner M News Reporter (Sarah Ann Schultz). News Photographer (Chuck Halley). News Crew Camera Operator (Josh Madden). News Crew Boom Operator (Brad Dison) 121548 2009 Cleaner, The: Hello America T DVD -R HQ 11232 Episode. 6-23-2009 TV Newscaster David Durham (Gary Cole) is a national spokesperson for sobriety and a top TV anchor, recognizable to everyone. A friend who is also a program member asks Banks’ help to get her husband, the anchorman, to rehab, but the case is complicated because of Durham’s fame. And in the midst of a rescue that must be completely confidential, Banks finds he is dealing with personal issues that affect both him and his client. The newscaster’s wife is dying of cancer and that is the reason he began using drugs again. 121549 2002 Cleansing, The N Harvey, John D. Freelance Journalist Savannah Channing, a resourceful, outdoor-loving journalist, investigates the story of a rampaging wolf pack that is systematically destroying villages in Alaska. She arrives to find that the problem is worse than she expected and that the military and a brutal bounty hunter have been employed. Wanata, an American Indian wolf god, comes to earth to hold humanity accountable for its abuse of nature. Wanata is changed into mortal human form by an Indian Shaman’s magic and is forced to interact with those he was sent to punish. The paths of Wanata and Journalist Channing cross in a spine-chilling conclusion. Wanta, the supernatural being, starts organizing thousands of wolves and dogs in Alaska. John Merwyn, a young Native American, rejects his heritage. Chase Perry, a sociopath, enjoys hunting dangerous animals and raping women. 121550 1933 Clear All Wires M DVD -R HQ 3122, 3123. SVDSP 614 Spewack, Bella and Samuel Spewack (Adaptation and Dialogue). Ness Book War Correspondent Buckley Joyce Thomas (Lee Tracy), globe-trotting reporter for the Chicago Globe. Arrogant New York Times correspondent, Pettingwaite (Alan Edwards). Assistant Lefty (James Gleason). Kate (Benita Hume), a British reporter and Thomas' former lover. Thomas is shot in a botched-up assassination attempt and is declared a hero. 121551 1932 Clear All Wires! P MLPL Spewack, Bella and Samuel 812 S752 Correspondents. Pettingwaite of the Times. Renke, correspondent. Kate Nelson, reporter. Satirical play on the Richard Harding Davis-Floyd Gibbons style of foreign correspondence. 121552 1994 Clear and Present Danger M News Media. Reporter (Mark Bailey). Reporter (Elizabeth Dennehy). TV Reporter (Barbara Harrison). TV Reporter Questioning President (Barbara Harrison). Spanish Reporter (Alejandro De Hoyos). CNN Reporter (Leo Garcia) 121553 1970 Clear and Present Danger, A T Pilot to "The Senator" News Media 121554 1960 Clear Horizon T Serial Newspaperman Richard Coogan 121555 2008 Clear Skies, Volume 1 (Yaoi) N Ninomiya, Etsumi, Akira Sugano Editor Obinata Taiga of a science fiction magazine one day discovers there’s a new addition to the family. Out of the blue, his older sister is married and his new brother-in-law is Shu Asuo, one of the authors he edits and a high school classmate. 121556 1991 Clearcut M News Cameraman #1 (Michael Willar). 121557 2005 Clearing, The M DVD -R HQ 3464, 3465. News Media. 121558 2002 Cleavage DT News Media. Journalist Miriam Bolber (Herself). Helen Gurley Brown (Herself). Hugh M. Hefner (Himself). www.fredericks.com Columnist Amanda Frank (Herself). W Entertainment Editor Merle Ginsberg (Herself). FHM Senior Editor Tony Romando (Himself). Los Angeles Magazine Journalist Amy Wallace (Herself). Larry King (Himself). Newsreel item "Sweater Girls Compete for 1953 Crown" Narrator Dan Donaldson (Himself). Victoria's Secret Spokesperson Monica Mitro (Herself). Hooters Marketing Director Jennifer Zmurk (Herself). Photographer Chris Pellegrino (Herself). 121559 2008 Cleaver N Parks, Tim British Journalist Harold Cleaver is an egotist, an incurable philanderer and an unapologetic gourmand. He scores a career high by humiliating the U.S. president in a televised interview. But his son has just published a scene-stealing roman a clef. Retreating to an isolated cabin in the Alps without TV or cellphone reception. Cleaver engages his son, the president, and a doll named Olga in intense, imaginary debates. Lively critique of modern media out of Cleaver’s soul-searching rants and a surprisingly affectionate portrait of self-reflection and forgiveness. 121560 1896 Cleg Kelly N Crockett, S.R. Press 121561 2005 Clement direkte med Clement Kjersgaard TF Reporter Rasmus Trads. Reporter (Pernille Rosenkrantz-Theil). Reporter/Co-Host (Huxi Bach - Himself). Host (Clement Behrendt Kjersgaard). Interviewer (Iben Maria Zeuthen - Herself). 121562 2003 Cleo Worldwide T Interviewer (Cleo Rocos). 121563 1989 Cleo/Leo M Reporter (Debbie Rochon) 121564 2001 Cleopatra: Film That Changed Hollywood, The T News Media. Journalist Richard Meryman. Narrator Movietone Newsreel Joe King.. Narrator Movietone Newsreel Mike Wallace. Entertainment Journalist-Author Kim Masters. Publicist Jack Brodsky for Cleopatra. Film historian Brad Geagley. Journalist-Author Joe Hyams ("My Life With Celopatra). 121565 1994 Cleopatra's Sister N Lively, Penelope Journalist Lucy Faulkner, on assignment to write a travel piece for a Sunday magazine, flying to Nairobi Journalist Lucy Faulkner is forced to land in Callimbia during a flight to Nairobi and finds herself held hostage by the country's new ruler with paleontologist Howard Beamish and another passenger 121566 2000 Clerks: Animated Series, The T PR Publicist "Plug" 121567 1917 Clever Mrs. Carfax, The M AFI-Publishers Publisher 121568 1934 Clew of the Forgotten Murder, The NM Kendrake Carleton (Gardner) Press 121569 2002 Cliché M Reporter (Michael Lister). Cameraman (Kenneth Horstmann). News Announcer (George Robinson) 121570 2002 Click MF Italy. Short Film. Photographer. The Photographer (Alessandro Agnello). 121571 1935 Click Allen: Ramblin' Jim CB New Fun Comics #5. August, 1935. First Appearance. Reporter "Click" Allen becomes friends with Ramblin' Jim when the homeless boy adventurer was captured by three thugs. After learning that Jim's missing father was well-known explorer Admiral Craig Hunter, the reporter accompanied the boy to the shack he shared with Ol' Scratch and watched as Jim received $500 reward for earlier actions. 121572 1997 Click: Body Beautiful, The T Episode #1. News Media. Reporter (Julie Rivier). 121573 1997 Click: For the Love of the Click M Art Critics. Female Art Critic (Hadley Jones). Male Art Critic (John Barry). 121574 1997 Click: Sexual Dependence Day T Episode #2. News Media. News Anchors (John Larsen, Kimberly Rowe). Radio D.J. (Michael Brown). 121575 1990 Client Privilege N OWN - H Tapply, William G. TV Reporter Wayne Churchill is murdered after he tries to blackmail a judge 121576 1994 Client, The M TV Newscaster (Alex Coleman). Newscaster (Todd Demers). Newscaster (Stephanie Weaver). Newscaster (Linn Beck Sitler). Reporter (Sandra Bray). Reporter (Yvonne Sanders). Reporter (Karen Walker). Reporter (Norm Woodel). 121577 1990 Cliff House N Perlberg, Deborah Journalist Mara Brightfield is immediately swept into architect Guy Levin's obsession with the reconstruction of the legendary Cliff House in San Francisco. 121578 1988 Cliff Richard - 30 ars jubilaeum TF Denmark Interviewer-Host (Jorgen de Mylius - Himself). 121579 1994 Clifford M Photographer (Sherlynn Hicks) 121580 2005 Clifford's Puppy Days Puppy Dog Power, Extra! Extra! C DVD -R HQ 6955 Episode #201. 9-14-2005 Newspaper. Kids create a local newspaper. Clifford and Jorge ditch their new playmate Bruno, hurting his feelings. 121581 2002 Climb, The M Newspaper Reporter (Christian Jensen). News Reporter Chile (Jim Schmidt) 121582 1938 Climbing High M Editor (Gordon McLeod). 121583 1943 Clinic for Corpses SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, Oct. 1943 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 121584 1835 Clinton Bradshaw N USC Thomas, Frederick William Editor. Pre-Civil War editor -- jail-worthy Janson 121585 2000 Clinton Years, The MT Correspondent (Chris Bury). 121586 1935 Clipped P MLPL Hanna, Tacie M. Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 121587 1955 Cloak Without Dagger M UK Only Reporter Kyra Gabaine (Mary Mackenzie) meets an old flame but he may mixed up in murder. Feisty female reporter solves the case. 121588 2002 Clockstoppers M TV Newscaster (Larry Carroll) 121589 2002 Clone High: Plane Crazy: Gate Expectations C Episode #7. 12-8-2002 News Media. Reporter (Debra Wilson - Voice). 121590 1978 Clone Master, The MT Interviewer (Bill Sorrells) 121591 1992 Cloning of Joanna May, The MT Photographer (Steve Swinscoe). 121592 2002 Cloning, The N Ledford, Jan Roadarmel Reporter. Fearless girl reporter Elaina Gambrel agrees to "mother" the first cloned baby even as her mother runs for the Senate advocating human cloning. 121593 1979 Clonus Horror, The M Reporter Grady (Amanda Davies). Reporter Birney (Frank Birney). 121594 2008 Clootie N Lee, Donna and William T. Garmon Newspaper Editor Talia and the local coroner’s assistant Noah decide to work together and seek out and pursue whoever is responsible for a death that occurs in a small Arizona town. The authorities are puzzled by the unusual markings on the back of the victim’s head and is eventually deemed by the police to be an animal attack. But Noah disagrees and begins a search to determine the true cause of death. Editor Talia has been tracking similar odd occurrences. While trying to unlock the mystery, they encounter Sarah, a local woman who suffers from paranoid schizophrenia and who claims that she has seen the creature they seek. Her description of the creature is confirmed with the help of a Native American shaman and his niece, who themselves are locked in a struggle between the old ways and modern life. 121595 1994 Close Call N Reid, Sally Helen Freelance Journalist Jessie Grimes, estranged from her husband, is building a new life for herself in Texas until her best friend is viciously murdered. She sets out to discover the truth about the crime. 121596 1942 Close Call for Ellery Queen M Writer Nikki Porter (Margaret Lindsay) 121597 2005 Close Case N Burke, Alafair Investigative Reporter Percy Crenshaw, a hotshot , popular journalist for the Oregonian, is bludgeoned to death in his carport of his own apartment complex in the elite Hillside neighborhood in Portland, Oregon the same night race riots heat up. Crenshaw's death is related to tensions in the city that have been running high. A police officer shot and killed an unarmed mother of two and protestors have waged anti-police protests. Following Crenshaw's steps, Deputy District Attorney Samantha Kincaid discovers maze of connections between the city's drug trade and officers in the bureau's north precinct. Crenshaw was a popular investigative reporter and liaison to the Portland, Ore., minority community. 121598 1977 Close Encounters of the Third Kind M DVD -R HQ 2860, 2861, 2862. L. Spielberg TV News Anchor-Reporter (Howard K. Smith). Television broadcasts news coverage of evacuation of Devil Tower's area. TV news main communication link between chosen people 121599 2008 Close Enough SSF Thomas Jeffrey In “Thirteen Specimens,” a collection of bizarre and disturbing short stories, poems and odd bits and pieces found preserved in dusty jars of formaldehyde in a sealed-off attic room in the condemned museum of the mind of author Jeffrey Thomas. Photojournalist. A sadistic, otherwordly force feeds off the nightmarish images of the Vietnam War as captured by a conscience-stricken photojournalist in the alternate Earth of the novel Boneland. 121600 1983 Close Sesame N Farah, Nuruddin #3 Variations on the Theme of an African Dictatorship News Media. 121601 1970 Close Shaves of Pauline Peril CB Series of comic books Reporter Pauline Peril, girl reporter for the Daily Noose. Owner Porterhouse P. Peril of the Daily Noose and her father. 121602 1986 Close To Home M Beairsto, Ric, Harvey Crossland (Screenplay) Canada TV Journalist Donna Pedlar (Anne Petrie) is making a documentary on street kids and crosses paths with two runaways who are living as prostitutes. 121603 2005 Close To Home: Baseball Murder T Episode #10. 12-16-2005 News Media. TV Reporter (Leyna Nguyen). 121604 2006 Close to Home: Community T DVD -R HQ 7787 Episode. 9-22-2006 News Media. Press Conference on murders of a woman and her children. Annabeth uses unconventional methods to determine the motive behind the killings. 121605 2006 Close to Home: David and Goliath T Episode #21. 4-28-2006 News Media. Reporter #1 (Laura Monteiro). Reporter #2 (Bevin Hamilton). Reporter #3 (Kevin Vyce). Reporter #4 (Steve Clawson). 121606 2006 Close To Home: Dead or Alive T DVD -R HQ 6206 Episode #14. 2-3-2006 News Media. TV Female Reporter on television. When other evidence is deemed inadmissible, Annabeth tries to convince the mother of a confessed killer to testify against him. Hallway Reporter (Austin Highsmith). 121607 2007 Close To Home: Fall From Grace T DVD -R HQ 8445 Episode. 5-4-2007 News Media. Press Conference. Attempt to clean up the police force and the district attorney office. Accused dirty cop arrested. 121608 2006 Close to Home: Father's Story, A T DVD -R HQ 7415 Episode. 11-24-2006 News Media. TV Coverage of courthouse shooting. Annabeth seeks the death penalty for the man who accidentally wounded a district attorney and killed an associate when he tried to shoot his son-in-law. 121609 2006 Close to Home: Homecoming T DVD -R HQ 7163 News Media. Two star college football players charged with teammate's murder. 121610 2006 Close to Home: House Divided, A M DVD -R HQ 6963 News Media. is married to Perry Pearl and has a daughter named Oprah. 121611 2007 Close to Home: Internet Bride T DVD -R HQ 8029 Episode. 2-26-2007 News Media. 121612 2005 Close to Home: Meth Murders T DVD -R HQ 7664 Episode. 12-9-2005 News Media. A drug lord hires a man on meth to kill a family who will not cooperate and the man kills the wrong people. 121613 2005 Close To Home: Miranda T DVD -R HQ 4481 Episode #2. 10-11-2005 News Media. African-American Female TV Reporter for Channel 2 is at Shelbyville University reporting on the disappearance of a student. Parents of missing girl in the news report. Other reporters chase after the story. Reporter Storage and Precinct (Jill Arrington). Reporter Campus Night (Carlos Del Valle). Reporter at Court (Anna Maganini). Reporter on Campus (Angela Martinez). 121614 2005 Close to Home: Suburban Prostitution T DVD -R HQ 5207 Episode News Media. Case involves a madam who runs a prostitution ring consisting of middle-class soccer moms. One of the moms is threatened with expose in the news media. 121615 2006 Close To Home: There's Something About Martha T Episode #30. 11-10-2006 News Media. Reporter (Caroline Duncan). 121616 2006 Close To Home: Under Threat T DVD -R HQ 7631 Episode. News Media. Look at TV News program to find a witness at the basketball game who said he was somewhere else. A student shooting film at the game confirms this. 121617 1951 Close To My Heart M Webb, James R. (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Brad Sheridan (Ray Milland) for The Post who tries to find out about background of boy he and his wife want to adopt. At first wife encourages him to use resources of his profession to get information on baby. He can get any data he wants from city hall if he says it's for his column. Later she gets upset when he writes about the baby and tells him, "Our lives are just one long open column for everyone to read." Columnist says it is hard to resist writing about the baby because it is good copy. As he becomes more obsessed with finding out about boy's real parents, his wife begins to fear he will not want to adopt the baby. Discovers baby's mother is dead. Father is in prison. Finally realizes this does not mean boy will grow up the same way. Makes impassioned speech to head of adoption agency about children as victims of society. Columnist's editor is shown to be caring individual who tries to help him make the right decision. 121618 2008 Close to Perfect NR Donahue, Tina Tabloid photos of real estate mogul Josh Wyatt emerging naked from his very secluded Florida pool just got him voted the year’s most delectable hunk by women all across America. Time to get a bodyguard and fast. But the minute Wyatt meets sultry, leggy ex-cop Tess Franklin, Josh knows he’s met his match. Kick paparazzi butt? Scare away his lust-crazed fans? Pretend to be his girlfriend? No problem. Practical Tess would never say no to an easy gig like that. But Josh is even hotter in person than he is in those amazing photos -- and Tess Franklin is about to experience an extreme meltdown in his arms. 121619 2005 Close To You NR Dodd, Christina TV Reporter Kate Montgomery (nee Caitlin Prescott) lands a high-paying job in Austin, where she quickly acquires a stalker, never suspecting that a powerful figure is pulling her strings behind the scenes -- or that her handsome and deadly new bodyguard, Teague Ramos, will turn her life upside down, both professionally and personally. The stalker is soon nabbed, giving Teague the chance to flee emotional entanglement, but a suspicious death brings Teague and Kate back together in an investigation that will reveal the secrets of Kate’s birth, the identity of the person who tore her from her siblings where she was just a baby and the reason one man must keep those secrets quiet at all costs. 121620 1996 Close Up M News Media. Reporters (Tim O'Brien, Ron Barnes, Lisa Masters, John Wenz, Robert Manasier, Zaniz Jakubowski, Diane Reilly, Sean Sutherland, Barry Holmes, Anne Kendall, Barbara Reierson, Alice Nadal, Robert Buckley, G.A. Quinn, Sabrina Seidner). Reporters (Laura LeBlanc, Elizabeth Saunders, Janice Blair). Camera Reporter (Daniel Wahlgreen). Bloody massacre caught on film and vicious murderer swears he's innocent, but pre-trial publicity convicts him in the public eye. (Dark Side Host (James Heisel). Dirk at Dawn (Kyle Morris). 121621 1948 Close-Up M Poe, James (Story). John Bright, Max Wilk, Jack Donohue (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsreel Cameraman Phil Sparr (Alan Baxter) is taking photographs of fashion models on a New York street when he accidentally gets picture of high-ranking escaped Nazi. Nazi and gang try to get his film. Cameraman becomes involved with Magazine Writer Peggy (Virginia Gilmore) who is connected with the gang. He is captured with negative of film, but is able to get a positive print to police who then stage manhunt for gang. Female reporter offers to help cameraman, but she is taken away by police after the Nazi and his accomplice are killed in dockside gun battle. Variety, 4/7/48: "Why films deemed so valuable should be as carelessly kicked around as they are in this story are things never satisfactorily explained." 121622 1957 Close-Up DT 2-18-1957 to 1-31-1958. NBC TV Hosts Tex McCrary and Jinx Falkenberg. TV version of radio show. 121623 2006 Closed Circle, The N Coe, Jonathan Journalist Doug Anderton threatens to expose a member of Parliament and a rising star of new Labor for having an affair with his young female assistant. He happens to be one of the man's oldest schoolboy enemies. Anderton is looking for a scoop that will save his foundering career. He is married to an aristocrat. Journalist Philip Chase. 121624 1999 Closer P Marber, Patrick Photographer Anna (Natasha Richardson) is a photographer. Dan (Rupert Graves) is a journalist who writes obituaries. 121625 2004 Closer M DVD -R HQ 6831, 6832. Marber, Patrick (screenplay from his own stage play) Mike Nichols, director Newswriter Dan (Jude Law) is a writer of obituaries for a London newspaper. He's a member of a quartet of lovers. Dan visits an anonymous sex-chat Web site and pretends to be a woman cyber-seduces a gullible man. 121626 1996 Closer and Closer MT DVD -R HQ 7721, 7722 News Media. TV Anchorwoman (Sharon Dunn). Interviewer #1 (Henry Alessandroni). Interviewer #2 (Alan Van Sprang). Interviewer #3 (Sharon Heldt). News Commentator (Les Porter). 121627 1991 Closer Look, A DT 1-28-1991 to 3-19-1993. NBC TV News Reporter Faith Daniels examined one current issue of interest each day. 121628 1998 Closer Than You Think (Book Two -- Milford Haven) N Purl, Mara -- soap opera novels Reporter Chris Christian is missing 121629 1990 Closer to Houston N Fagen, Richard Freelance Journalist Michelle finds herself in the Sierra on her way to a guerilla camp of the National Liberation Front. 121630 1999 Closer, The T Copywriter in Advertisement Agency. 121631 2007 Closer, The: Blindsided T DVD -R HQ 8844 Episode. TV Reporter Greg Pierson, investigate reporter from Channel 8, is killed in an ambush of a police car and his cameraman is seriously wounded. The investigative reporter was famous for his on-air exposes of wrongdoing. He had promised the police a puff piece so he could ride along with the deputy chief in charge of homicides, but he was actually doing an expose on the homicide department. He exposed health hazards at a popular restaurant -- his cameraman said he planted the rats The owner committed suicide after his family business was shut down. His son killed the reporter he thought responsible for his death. The popular restaurant served wild meat killed by the family of hunters. The son riddled the police car with bullets but was only aiming at the reporter. Deputy Chief (The Closer) and one of her detectives escaped unharmed. Police thought she was the target. She wasn't. 121632 2008 Closer, The: Controlled Burn T DVD -R HQ 10040 Episode. 7-14-2008 Reporter-Photojournalist Ricardo Ramos of the Los Angeles Times gets permission to follow The Closer and her team around. She doesn’t want anything to do with journalists but is told she has to follow orders. It’s an adversarial relationship from the start. The reporter contacts a potential suspect before the police and interviews him giving him valuable information. He then convinces the man to voluntarily see the police. The evidence is tainted because the reporter tipped off the suspect. It turns out a fireman was responsible for the murder and arson. The suspect has the last laugh -- and four million dollars he was given in a suit against the LAPD for false arrest in an earlier case. He terrorizes Brenda at her home by showing up unannounced and informing her he was leaving her jurisdiction when he gets the money and won’t see her again. He gives her a housewarming gift of two candles, lights them and leaves at gunpoint. The reporter’s access is revoked, but then reinstated when he agrees to give Brenda all of his notes and pictures and apologizes. He continues to follow the case and shoots pictures of the team in action arresting the fireman. 121633 2009 Closer, The: Elysian Fields T DVD -R HQ 11316 Episode. 7-26-2009 Los Angeles Times Reporter Ricardo Ramo and the news media cover the murder of a man suspected in the deaths of two women. Retired detective, who consults with the department, turns out to have terminal cancer and killed the murderer he had been chasing for years after he tortured him to tell him where the bodies were buried. 121634 2007 Closer, The: Grave Doubts T DVD -R HQ 8712 Episode. 6-25-2007 News Media. Missing gang member's body is found. The brother, a politician, and a clergyman dealing with gangs threaten to go the news media if the police make an issue out of the politician's background. 121635 2009 Closer, The: Half-Loaded T DVD -R HQ 11255 Episode. 6-29-2009 Los Angeles Times Reporter Ricardo Ramo reports a murder that Inspector Brenda is investigating. Shows up at a town hall meeting to ask an embarrassing question. Uneasy truce between Ramo and Brenda. 121636 2008 Closer, The: Live Wire T DVD -R HQ 10112 Episode. 8-4-2008 Los Angeles Times Reporter Ricardo Ramos is back. He calls in a killing, claims he tried CPR on the body when Brenda is angry he touched the body at a crime scene. The reporter tells the police the man was wearing a surveillance wire. He was shot to death at point blank range in downtown Los Angeles. Brenda jeopardizes a personal relationship in solving the case. The wire had a video camera -- the video shows the reporter searching the body. Brenda says unless Ramos wants to go to jail, he will print a false story -- saying the killer was caught on video. She demands that the story run on the front page in the hopes it will bring out the killer. Ramos asks what if the editor doesn’t go along with it. Brenda’s boss then tells him, it would suck to be you. Brenda and her FBI boyfriend argue over the case and he leaves. 121637 2009 Closer, The: Make-Over T DVD -R HQ 11674 Episode. 12-15-2009 Los Angeles Times Reporter Ricardo Ramo is once again used by Brenda to help her solve a crime. She convinces him to run old pictures of a suspect in the hopes people will identify her in other killings. The reporter refuses at first, but then when he hears there may be a better story involved, chooses to operate. It is a full page of pictures and copy in the Times, and it does help the police solve the murder. 121638 2007 Closer, The: Manhunt T DVD -R HQ 8825 Episode #36. 8-6-2007 News Media. Police chief warns his unit not to let the story get into the news media before they get closer to an arrest. Fear that news media will cause too many problems if they find out about the serial killer story. 121639 2006 Closer, The: Out of Focus T Episode. 7-17-2006 Paparazzo killed and his death is investigated by the Priority Homicide Division. 121640 2008 Closer, The: Problem Child T DVD -R HQ 10166 Episode. 8-19-2008 News Media cover story of a missing child. 121641 2009 Closer, The: Products of Discovery T DVD -R HQ 11184 Episode. 6-8-2009 Los Angeles Times Reporter Ricardo Ramo is back to bother Police Inspector Brenda in a case involving the mistaken killing of a family in a drug assassination. 121642 2009 Closer, The: Red Tape T DVD -R HQ 11231 Episode. 6-22-2009 Los Angeles Times Reporter Ricardo Ramo shows up to cover the story of Sgt. Garbriel who shoots a murder suspect he believes is armed and firing at him. Police Inspector Brenda promises him an exclusive if he interviews the parents of the suspect in the hospital so she can go into his room and get him to explain what happened and why his cousin is the one who should be blamed for the murder. 121643 2007 Closer, The: Round File T DVD -R HQ 8784 Episode. 7-16-2007 Former Reporter Donald Baxter confesses to murdering seven people so authorities will take a closer look at a nursing home director he claims is killing people. 121644 2008 Closer, The: Speed Bump T DVD -R HQ 10039 Episode. 7-21-2008 News Media cover story of a murderer who gets out in eight years and is found dead in an alley. High-profiler producer and his wife bring the news media out. The Closer refers to the media as “nosy reporters.” They are referred to throughout the program and seen en masse in front of the producer’s home. 121645 2008 Closer, The: Split Ends T DVD -R HQ 10215 Episode. 9-3-2008 Los Angeles Times Reporter Ricardo Ramos is referred to by the police as doing a series of articles that will damage the department’s reputation. They can’t afford any more bad publicity. Ramos never shows up in the episode. 121646 2008 Closer, The: Sudden Death T DVD -R HQ 10179 Episode. 8-26-2008 Los Angeles Times Reporter Ricardo Ramos is back. He complains that unless a murder victim is white and rich, police don’t care. Police Inspector Brenda asks him how many stories make the front page of the Times involving murders of non-rich, nonwhite victims? One of her men’s brother is shot and killed and the police spare no amount of money or effort to solve the crime. 121647 2008 Closer, The: Tijuana Brass T DVD -R HQ 10250 Episode. 9-8-2008 Los Angeles Times Reporter Ricardo Ramo’s article has serious repercussions inside the police department affecting everyone in it. News Media coverage of drug cartel killings and church sanctuary for a man who killed in self-defense. 121648 2007 Closer, The: Till Death Do Us Part (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 8928 Episode #40. 9-3-2007. News Media cover sensational trial involving the death of a high-profile divorce attorney. Police worried throughout program about news media reaction. Outside courthouse press conferences. Real-Life Journalist-Columnist Dominick Dunne covers the trial. 121649 2007 Closer, The: Till Death Do Us Part (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 8961 Episode #41. 9-10-2007. News Media cover sensational trial involving the death of a high-profile divorce attorney. Police worried throughout program about news media reaction. Outside courthouse press conferences. Real-Life Journalist-Columnist Dominick Dunne covers the trial. 121650 2008 Closer, The: Time Bomb T DVD -R HQ 10281 Episode. 9-15-2008. Finale of season. Los Angeles Times Reporter Ricardo Ramo and the news media are kept out of the loop when it comes to an attack on the local mall after two of the three teenagers commit suicide. 121651 2009 Closer, The: Waivers of Extradiction T DVD -R HQ 11359 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 8-17-2009 News Media. TV Broadcast shows police stopping a truck and arresting the driver. 121652 2005 Closers, The NM Connelly, Michael Harry Bosch Novel News Media. LAPD Detective Harry Bosch is back with a badge teaming up with former partner Kizmin Rider. Assigned to the LAPD's Open-Unsolved team. 121653 2004 Closet Governor N Perkins, Gary M. and Hal Stockbridge Gay Reporter Michael Harrington sees the closeted lieutenant governor George Vantage, who was sworn in as governor after the sudden resignation of the incumbent, as his ticket onto the front page of his newspaper. He knows first hand that Vantage is gay but he also senses that there is a bigger story. Vantage soon finds himself threatened by an anonymous caller eager to expose “the faggot governor.” A peeping tom who gets off watching the new governor sleep is captured by security cameras spying on Vantage. Harrington thinks things are going well until the state patrol tracks the young man caught on security cameras to Harrington’s apartment. Then his story on the governor’s son and a gambling bill hits the front page. Soon Harrington becomes part of his own story when he answers the phone and a voice on the other end threatens to kill him if he doesn’t back off. The situation explodes when Vantage wake ups and sees a silhouette in his bedroom window. Security guards shoot from below and Vantage grabs his gun and shoots without thinking. A body crashes through the window exposing Vantage to everyone. A young gay reporter, a peeping tom and death threats make a closeted governor’s first months in office a living hell. 121654 1939 Cloth of Silver N Offord, L.G. Reporter marries a spoiled girl from San Francisco. Newspaper Reporter. 121655 1980 Cloud Dancer M TV Reporter (Jo Giese Brown) 121656 1987 Cloud Waltzing MT SVD 807 Journalist (Kathleen Beller) involved with reclusive millionaire 121657 2001 Clouded Peace, A (aka They Think It’s All Over) N Cole, John Journalist Alan Houston’s life and marriage is wrecked by the sectarian conflict that flared anew in the northern Ireland of the 1970s. Flattered into becoming an adviser to the British government in Northern Ireland he lets the role go to his head. Absorbed by his new job, he neglected his wife and puts his sons at risk as he courts the innermost circles of the IRA. 121658 1985 Clouds P MLPL Frayn, Michael Play Index, 1983-87 - 822 F847-4 Press 121659 2000 Clouds M Newscaster (Lori Halloran) 121660 1927 Clouds of Witness N Sayers, Dorothy L. Newspaper Headlines and stories used. Reporter is mentioned but not identified. Lord Wimsey volunteers to do an interview in order to get a mistaken account of actual events into print. Pages 54, 143, 192-3. 121661 1939 Clouds Over Europe M L Williams, Brock, Jack Whittingham, Arthur Wimperis (Story). Ian Dalrymple (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Kay (Valerie Hobson) disguises self as waitress at airfield to get information on mysterious disappearances of test planes. When pilot catches her calling her editor with information, he chastises her. Reporter Kay is fired by her boss because her articles imply a missing plane was sabotaged but the wreckage indicates crash was accidental. But it was sabotaged. Kay ends up with a newsreel crew. "So that's it. Just a rotten little newspaperwoman." "On the contrary, rather a good one." "Just a lying little sneak played the sympathetic girlfriend…." "It doesn't occur to you that I'm trying to do a decent job of work, too?" "Spying on people's jobs and private lives so that a bunch of illiterate scribblers can serve up a lot of sensation trash with the morning bacon." 121662 2000 Clouds Over the Heavenly Mountains N Greiz, Mark Photojournalist Gil Kohan is traveling the treacherous back roads of Asia to expose an international drug operation and it is just another day on the job. Divulging the devastating truth to millions is Kohan's greatest passion -- except for the one thing he cherishes even more, his beautiful fiancée Rebecca. Conceding to her concerns, he agrees to forego future menacing assignments -- as soon as he exposes an omnipotent Russian drug cartel. He has witnessed many fascinating events through his work, but he is unprepared for what is to come. While fleeing the Russian Mafia's vengeful wrath, Kohan travels through China and becomes enchanted by the Heavenly Mountains. An aged Taoist priestess informs him that his arrival at this sacred place is preordained. It is his destiny to lead a life of solitude. After several years, he returns to Rebecca defying the warning that his attempt to alter destiny will provoke horrific consequences. 121663 2000 Clover's Movie M News Media. TV News Anchor (Eric Randall). News Reporter (Candace Morrison). 121664 2005 Clown M News Media. Daytime News Reporter (J. Lauren Proctor). 121665 2009 Clown Hunt M Film Critic (David H. Hickey). Announcer (Eloise DeJoria). 121666 1988 Clownhouse M Radio Newscaster (Victor Salva) 121667 2000 Clowns M News Media. Reporter (Catherine Sewell). 121668 1971 Clowns, The M Fellini, Federico, Bernardino Zapponi (Screenplay) Italy - Ness Book Documentary Film Crew tries to make a movie about what happened to circuses of the past. Elusive nature of truth explored. Documentary crew prepares to watch a rare documentary on a clown family, but film breaks and burns in projector. Forced to look at a scrapbook to get information they need. Track down famous French clown but he at first refuses to be interviewed. Then they travel to a French television station to view more rare footage, only to find it lasts no more than a minute. Journalist visiting Fellini on the set asks what message he is trying to get across, but the interview is interrupted when buckets drop on Fellini and interviewer. 121669 2006 Club A TF Yugoslavia - Serbo-Croatian Film Critic-Host Vuk Perovic. 121670 1988 Club Dead N OWN - H Oster, Jerry Reporter. Charles Ives, a reporter investigating a beautiful ambitious and controversial federal prosecutor 121671 1990 Club Extinction (Dr. M) M Jacques, Norbert (Novel - "Mabuse der Spieler"). Thomas Bauermeister (Story). Claude Chabrol (Adaptation). Germany-Italy-France Reporter Moser (Hanns Zischler) for East German television investigates a series of suicides and eventually connects them to the powerful Mater Media organization just before the turn of the next century. Reporter discovers Dr. Marsfeldt (Alan Bates) is planning a broadcast which will induce mass suicide. Although Moser is killed, he is able to pass the information on to a detective before he dies. The detective stops the broadcast but refuses to kill Dr. Marsfeldt, and the megalomaniacal media mogul disconnects himself from his life support system. 121672 1990 Club Fed M Newsman Rush (Jordan Rush) 121673 2000 Club La Bomba T Music Correspondents (Danielle Brisebois, Annette Raveneau, Puerto Rock). Host (Sofia Vergara). 121674 1998 Club Wild Side M SVD 1115 Adult Reporter 121675 1980 Club, The M News Media. Newspaper Reporter 1 (Scot Palmer). Newspaper Reporter 2 (Ron Carter). Commentator (Lou Richards). Second Football Commentator (Gary Files). 121676 2007 Clubbing to Death M UK French News Correspondent (Giles Vickers-Jones). 121677 1999 Clube dos Campeoes TF Episode #1. 8-9-1999 News Media. Reporter (Teresa Roby). 121678 1996 Clubhouse Detectives M News Media (Liliana Cabal) 121679 2004 Clubhouse, The: Breaking a Slump T SVDSP 2004 Episode #2. 9-28-2004 Sports and News Media. Examiner Reporter (Steve Rushin). TV Reporter (Richard J. Sinclair). Sportswriters. TV Sports Commentators. Sports Guy (Tony Kornheiser). 121680 2004 Clubhouse, The: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-21-2004 News Media. Sportswriters. TV Sports Commentators 121681 2004 Clubhouse: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-26-2004 TV Reporter (Kevin Kelly). Female Reporter (Erica Schaeffer). Announcer (Ron Darling). 121682 2004 Clubhouse: Trade Talks T Episode #4. 10-19-2004 Reporter from the Examiner (Michael Patrick McGill). Interviewer (Randee Heller). Sports Photographer (Sarem Yadegari). 121683 1935 Clue of the Forgotten Murder, The NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Gardner, Erle Stanley Newspaper Staff. Charles Morden, nose for news and followed it to a malodorous end. Dick Kenney, Morden's city editor who was not impressed by money. Dan Bleeker, avenging angel of the Blade. 121684 1929 Clue of the New Pin, The M Wallace, Edgar (Novel). Kathleen Hayden (Writer) Reporter Tab Holland (Kim Peacock) from a newspaper helps clear the prime suspect and reveal the identity of the true killer. A nephew discovers the corpse of his wealthy uncle in a vault with a key laying beside the body as the only clue. 121685 1961 Clue of the New Pin, The T Wallace, Edgar (Novel). Philip Mackie (Writer) Episode #5. 1-1961 Reporter from a newspaper helps clear the prime suspect and reveal the identity of the true killer. A nephew discovers the corpse of his wealthy uncle in a vault with a key laying beside the body as the only clue. 121686 1923 Clue of the New Pin, The N Wallace, Edgar Reporter Tab Holland from a newspaper helps clear the prime suspect and reveal the identity of the true killer. A nephew discovers the corpse of his wealthy uncle in a vault with a key laying beside the body as the only clue. 121687 1948 Clue of the Red Wig, The SM OWN - GPL Carr, John Dickson In "Murder Mixture: Anthology of Crime Stories, An." "Fifty Best Mysteries." News Editor MacGrath of the Daily Record. Houston, a crime reporter. Jacqueline Dubois, new reporter. Smartest newshawk reputation. 121688 1947 Clue of the Runaway Blonde, The NM Gardner, Erle Stanley Press 121689 1968 Clue of the Twisted Candle M AFI-Novelists Writer 121690 1999 Clueless: As if a Girl's Reach Should Exceed Her Grasp T SVD 1196, 884 Episode Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Cher (Rachel Blanchard) dispenses not-so-helpful hints when she takes over the school paper's advice columnist 121691 1996 Clueless: City Beautification T Episode #3. 10-6-1996 Newscaster (Marc Brown). 121692 2006 CMI: Chris Myers Interview, The: Derek Jeter T Interviewer (Chris Myers) 121693 2001 CMT News: DT Series 2001- TV Anchor Tara McNamara 121694 1989 CNBC Business News DT Series 1989 News Program. TV Anchor Maria Bartiromo. Business Commentary (Elizabeth Jarosz). 121695 2006 CNET Bureau in Second Life G Reporters in CNET Second Life Bureau use the virtual space as a venue for interviewing luminaries from the technology community. Second Life (SL) is an Internet-based virtual world launched in 2003 developed by Linden Research Inc. (Linden Lab). It came to international attention in the mainstream news media in late 2006 and early 2007. Residents interact with each other through motional avatars. They can explore, meet other Residents, socialize, participate in individual and group activities. They can create and trade items (virtual property) and services from one another. 121696 2000 CNI: Noticias de la noche DF Mexico News Program. Anchor Ciro Gomez Leyva. 121697 2005 CNN Daybreak DT News Program. TV Anchor Carol Costello. Reporters Steve Fainaru, Natalie Solis (2004), Weatherman Chad Myers 121698 2008 CNN Election Center (aka Campbell Brown: Election Center. Campbell Brown: No Bias, No Bull). DT Campbell Brown wanted to name the show “No Bias, No Bullshit” but CNN would not allow a title with profanity in it. Brown had to settle for “No Bias, No Bull.” TV Anchor Campbell Brown. Correspondent Dana Bash. Section Anchors David Caplan and Jodie Rivera. 121699 2006 CNN Live From…. DT News Program. TV Journalists Wolf Blitzer, Elizabeth Cohen, Anderson Cooper, Seth Doane, Saijan Gohel, Carol Lin, Miles O'Brien, Kyra Phillips, Aneesh Raman. Correspondent Nicole Lapin. 121700 2001 CNN Live Today DT Series 2001- News Program. TV Anchor Sean Callebs. News Correspondent Patricia Bannan (2001-). Newsreader Shakuntla Santhiran (2006). Correspondent Nicole Lapin (2001-). Weather Forecaster Mari Ramos (2007). 121701 1989 CNN Newsroom DT Series 1989-2002 Anchors Tony Frassrand, Cassandra Henderson, Thomas Haynes, Rudi Bakhtiar. Reporter Jim Bacon. 121702 2005 CNN Pipeline DT Series 2005- TV News. Anchors Shanon Cook (2006), Kristen Aldridge, Veronica de la Cruz, Nicole Lapin, Melissa Long, Richard Lui. 121703 2004 CNN Presents: Are You Positive? DT Episode #16. 11-8-2004 Correspondent Sanjay Gupta. Host Aaron Brown. 121704 1998 CNN Saturday DT News Program. Anchors Evening Edition Carol Lin. Anchor Morning Edition Betty Nguyen. Anchor Afternoon Edition Fredricka Whitfield. Anchor Laurie Dhue. CNN Travel Correspondent Gail O'Neill. 121705 1998 CNN World Beat DT Series 1998-2001 Correspondent. West Coast Correspondent Serena Yang. 121706 1978 Co mi zrobisz jak mnie zlapiesz MF Reporters (Borys Marynowski, Zdzislaw Szymborski). Photographer Roman Ferde (Bronislaw Pawlik). 121707 1958 Co rekne zena? MF Reporter Iwanicki (Jarema Stepowski). 121708 2006 Co slonko widzialo MF Poland. Photographer (Jan Machulski). 121709 1996 Co-Ed Call Girl MT Reporter (Tom Simmons) 121710 2007 Co-Ed Confidential: Blind Date T DVD -R HQ 9412 Episode #7. Adult News. Student interested in “making it in the news business.” 121711 1980 Co-Ed Fever (aka Coed Fever) M Adult. Magazine Reporter Fred (Milton Ingley). Harry the horny photographer (Ron Jeremy). National News Magazine Publisher W.R. Jackson (Frank Hallowell) decided to do a front page story on his daughter's sorority. 121712 1917 Co-Respondent, The M Pollock, Alice Leal, Rita Weiman (Play). AFI-Authors/Editors/Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Ann Gray (Elaine Hammerstein) writes stories she sends to the New York Ledger. Finally gets a job with the paper and falls in love with the managing editor Richard Manning (Wilfred Lucas). Before getting married, she has an affair with a millionaire. The paper prints a story about the millionaire's impending divorce and an unnamed correspondent. Millionaire sues to get the paper to name the correspondent. Reporter convinces the managing editor to publish the story. The managing editor and the reporter eventually get married. 121713 2005 Coach Carter M Reporters (Rob Fukuzaki, Gregory Storm). Field Reporters (Tracey Costello, Mark Jones, Deena Dill). 121714 1989 Coach: T SV 183, 148 (Unusable -- Poor Sound), 114, Episodes. Series February 1989-August 1997. 200 Episodes. TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Reporters. Media. TV Reporter. When Christine (Shelley Fabares) feels penalized by her new contract at the TV station, Hayden coaches her on fine points of negotiation 121715 1989 Coach: 19 Candles T Episode #7. 4-12-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden plans a quiet birthday celebration for Kelly. 121716 1991 Coach: 2 BRs, MTN, VW T DVD -R HQ 4081 Episode #51. 2-26-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden can't deal with Stuart during a family ski trip. 121717 1993 Coach: About Face T DVD -R HQ 4315 Episode #97. 4-30-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Searching for a job, Christine mulls a face-lift 121718 1994 Coach: Above and Beyond the Call of Hayden T DVD -R HQ 3609 Episode #131. 10-16-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121719 1991 Coach: Any Place I Hang Myself Is Home T DVD -R HQ 4141 Episode #59. 11-2-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden buys a house without consulting Christine 121720 1997 Coach: Baby Coaches T DVD -R HQ 3827 Episode #195. 4-2-1997 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden takes Tim to a mother and child class. 121721 1993 Coach: Baby on Board? T DVD -R HQ 4329 Episode #100. 9-14-1993. Season 6 Opener TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Christine wants a baby. 121722 1994 Coach: Babywreckers, The T DVD -R HQ 3537 Episode #112. 1-4-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther, Dauber and Hayden try to care for a friend's baby. 121723 1992 Coach: Bachelor Party, The T DVD -R HQ 4260 Episode #84. 11-9-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121724 1994 Coach: Be a Good Sport T DVD -R HQ 3640. Episode #135. 11-19-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Cuts in the non-football athletic budget force Hayden into a televised debate 121725 1993 Coach: Belly of the Beast T DVD -R HQ 3503 Episode #101. 9-21-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Christine dozes during Hayden's advances. Hayden defends Luther's dog in court. 121726 1992 Coach: Big Brother, Little Brain T Episode #78. 9-21-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121727 1993 Coach: Bigger They Are, The T DVD -R HQ 3463 Episode #94. 2-23-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121728 1994 Coach: Blue Chip Blues T DVD -R HQ 3561 Episode #118. 3-1-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden's top recruit no longer wants to play football. 121729 1995 Coach: Bo Knows T DVD -R HQ 3678 Episode #158. 10-31-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden tries to recruit one of his former college players for the Breakers 121730 1997 Coach: Body Gardener, The T Episode #189. 2-5-1997 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden discovers his new bodyguard is his former gardener 121731 1992 Coach: Born Luther T DVD -R HQ 3418 Episode #80. 9-19-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121732 1997 Coach: Boy and His Doll, A T DVD -R HQ 3783 Episode #188. 1-22-1997 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther objects when Timothy is given a Princess Tiffany doll. 121733 1990 Coach: Break-Up, The T DVD -R HQ 4015 Episode #40. 11-6-1990. TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden forsakes football with the guys to meet Christine's antique-dealer friend 121734 1989 Coach: Bring Me the Head of Stuart Rosebrock T DVD -R HQ 3932 Episode #16. 12-5-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden unwittingly splits Kelly and Stuart when he reluctantly accepts dinner invitation and enjoys the floor show supplied by the bickering couple. 121735 1993 Coach: Burden of the Burleighs T DVD -R HQ 3463 Episode #93. 2-16-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121736 1993 Coach: Buzzy Money T DVD -R HQ 3448 Episode #91. 1-26-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121737 1995 Coach: Bye Bye Burleigh (1) T Episode #163. 12-5-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121738 1995 Coach: Bye Bye Burleigh (2) T Episode #164. 12-12-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121739 1990 Coach: Cabin Fever T DVD -R HQ 4035 Episode #42. 11-27-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Christine comes for her things. Luther wants to buy a neighboring cabin. 121740 1995 Coach: Call Me Cupid T DVD -R HQ 4485 Episode #144. 2-13-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121741 1992 Coach: Can We Go Home Now? T DVD -R HQ 4230 Bull, Sheldon Episode #76. 5-18-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Stress of long-distance relationship troubles Hayden. Hayden-Christine problem resolved when she loses her network job and returns to Minnesota. 121742 1990 Coach: Carnival Knowledge T DVD -R HQ 3936 Episode #26. 2-20-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Coach Watkins gets revenge on Hayden 121743 1990 Coach: Christmas Brains T DVD -R HQ 4046 (Missing end credits) Episode #45. 12-18-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden spends Christmas with Kelly, Stuart and the Rosebrocks 121744 1993 Coach: Christmas of the Van Damed T DVD -R HQ 3537 Episode #111. 12-14-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther makes a nuisance of himself after tracing his family tree. 121745 1995 Coach: Close Encounters of the Worst Kind T DVD -R HQ 3635 Episode #141. 1-16-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden and Christine try to work out their marital woes during an encounter weekend 121746 1994 Coach: Coach -- Retrospective (Parts One and Two) T DVD -R HQ 3589. SV 274 Episodes #125-#126. 5-24-94 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Interviewer Mary Hart (Herself) talks to Hayden about his life and work at Minnesota State. Subjects include beginnings of relationship with Christine, relationships with other people in his life. 121747 1994 Coach: Coach For a Day (1) T DVD -R HQ 3546 Episode #113. 1-11-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden has difficulty recommending Luther for a head coaching job. 121748 1994 Coach: Coach For a Day (2) T DVD -R HQ 3546 Episode #114. 1-18-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Former head coach Luther is embarrassed by his new profession. 121749 1995 Coach: Coach's Cornered T DVD -R HQ 3678 Staretski, Joseph Episode #159. 11-7-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. After Doris Sherman (Katherine Helmond) fires Rockne Dawson (Nick Bakay) the hostile host of her TV station's post-game show, she surprises Hayden by taking Luther's suggestion for a replacement: Christine Armstrong Fox. 121750 1990 Coach: Coaches Conference T DVD -R HQ 3936 Episode #25. 2-13-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden meets his idols at a conference, but his dreams of swimming with the big fishes drown in a sea of anonymity. George Allen, Hank Stram, Barry Switzer (Themselves). 121751 1993 Coach: Commercial, The (1) T DVD -R HQ 4280 Episode #89. 1-5-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121752 1993 Coach: Commercial, The (2) T DVD -R HQ 4280 Episode #90. 1-12-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121753 1990 Coach: Curley O'Brien Award, The T DVD -R HQ 3935 Episode #23. 1-23-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden plans victory party for anticipated award. 121754 1992 Coach: Dateline-Bangkok (aka Dateline: Bangkok). T DVD -R HQ 2202. SV 145 Episode #73. 4-24-1992 Correspondent John Bennett Perry (Arthur Blackmore) is stationed in Bangkok. When he visits, Kelly falls in love with him. 121755 1991 Coach: Dauber Graduates T DVD -R HQ 4055 Episode #46. 1-8-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. College graduate Dauber bucks Hayden 121756 1989 Coach: Dauber's Blow-Out T DVD -R HQ 8488 Episode #13. 6-7-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. An anti-fun head of the Conduct Committee joins Hayden in supervising a season-ending party. 121757 1989 Coach: Dauber's Got a Girl T Episode #15. 11-28-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden feuds with girls' basketball coach. 121758 1996 Coach: Dauber's Vehicle T DVD -R HQ 4581 Episode #171. 2-27-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121759 1995 Coach: Day I Met Frank Gifford, The T DVD -R HQ 3636 Episode #146. 2-28-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther tags along with Hayden to a dinner honoring Frank Gifford (Himself). Kathy Lee, his wife (Herself) 121760 1990 Coach: Day That Moses Came To Town, The T DVD -R HQ 3998 Episode #36. 10-9-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden is jealous of the basketball coach the university is wooing 121761 1989 Coach: Define Romance T DVD -R HQ 3926 Episode #10. 5-3-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden feels threatened when Christine dates another man. 121762 1994 Coach: Devil in Mrs. Burleigh, The (aka Devil and Mrs. Burleigh, The) T DVD -R HQ 3560 Episode #117. 2-22-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Misunderstandings make Howard think his wife is cheating 121763 1991 Coach: Diamonds Are a Dentist's Best Friend T DVD -R HQ 4120 Episode #55. 4-9-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden buys a discount engagement ring for Christine 121764 1995 Coach: Did Someone Call Me Snorer? T DVD -R HQ 3635 Episode #140. 1-9-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Christine sends Hayden to a sleep clinic to conquer his snoring 121765 1993 Coach: Dirty Tricks T Episode #96. 3-30-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121766 1995 Coach: Don't Get Mad, Get Cooley T DVD -R HQ 3349. 4133. SVD 1427 Episode #150. 4-16-1995. TV Consumer Reporter Spencer Cooley (Doug Ballard) is asked by Luther to confront Hayden about a broken-down he sold him. After Luther sees what damage he did, both he and the Coach try to get the news tape back. They go to the station where they end up hiding in an edit room used by Christine. 121767 1992 Coach: Dresswreckers T DVD -R HQ 4260 Episode #85. 11-14-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121768 1996 Coach: Fantasy Camp T DVD -R HQ 3750. Episode #174. 4-2-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden and Luther vie when the Breakers sponsor a fantasy camp. 121769 1991 Coach: Father and Son Reunion, A T DVD -R HQ 4104 Episode #54. 4-2-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121770 1992 Coach: Father of the Year T Episode #79. 9-28-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121771 1995 Coach: Fool for Lunch T DVD -R HQ 3675 Episode #155. 9-27-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Unwitting Luther becomes the Don Juan of his retirement village. 121772 1997 Coach: Fox By Any Other Name, A T DVD -R HQ 3799 Astle, Tom J. Episode #193. 3-12-1997 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden recalls how Tim got his name as a result of the coach's mishap with a hospital clerk, which led to a baby-naming contest sponsored by an antagonistic sportswriter. 121773 1992 Coach: Frequent Flyers, Crossed Wires T DVD -R HQ 4230 Bell, Warren Episode #75. 5-11-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden and Christine have conflicting commitments when a network premiere party is scheduled the same night as Hayden's sports banquet, at which he hopes to receive the coveted Curly O'Brien award. Out of the confusing arise a pair of resolutions: Christine decides to stay in Minnesota while Hayden decides to move to New York to be with Christine. 121774 1989 Coach: Gambling For Meat T DVD -R HQ 3900 Episode #6. 4-5-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden suspends Luther for 30 days for gambling when he bets against the team and wins a steak at the Touchdown Club. Luther thinks he has been fired and takes another job. 121775 1996 Coach: Gardener, The T DVD -R HQ 3712 Episode #168. 2-6-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden confronts the gardener when his backyard plants start to die 121776 1994 Coach: Goodbye, Mr. Putts T DVD -R HQ 3579 Episode #123. 5-10-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Women coaches challenge the men to a golf match 121777 1994 Coach: Graceless Under Fire T DVD -R HQ 3604. Stevens, Jeremy Episode #129. 10-2-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden's image consultant Susan Miller (Jessica Walter) gets underfoot when he coaches the team. Reporter #1 (Rick Fitts). Reporter #2 (David Nathan Schwartz). Reporter #3 (Susan Lentini). 121778 1996 Coach: Grimmworld T DVD -R HQ 3770 Episode #183. 10-26-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121779 1990 Coach: Haven't I Slept With You Somewhere Before? T DVD -R HQ 3937 Episode #27. 2-27-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden thinks the new university president is a former lover. 121780 1990 Coach: Hayden and Luther's Excellent Adventure T DVD -R HQ 4015 Episode #39. 10-30-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden leaves town to recruit on the eve of Christine's awards banquet 121781 1991 Coach: Hayden Fox for Universal Jocks T DVD -R HQ 4104 Episode #53. 3-26-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121782 1990 Coach: Hayden's in the Kitchen with Dinah T DVD -R HQ 4005 Episode #38. 10-23-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden passes up a victory celebration to care for bedridden Christine 121783 1994 Coach: Head Like a Wheel T DVD -R HQ 4405 Episode #124. 5-17-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. On his 49th birthday, Hayden wants to drive a race car. 121784 1996 Coach: Her Boyfriend's Back T DVD -R HQ 3712 Episode #167. 1-26-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Julie's boyfriend, the father of her child, unexpectedly comes back into her life 121785 1990 Coach: Homewreckers T DVD -R HQ 3937 Episode #28. 3-6-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden seeks Luther's companionship while Christine works on the weekend. 121786 1989 Coach: Hoot, Hoot Hike T Episode #12. 5-31-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Poetry of football turned into ballet by Kelly's dance instructor who envisions a pas de deux with technical advisor Hayden. 121787 1991 Coach: Hurly-Burleigh T DVD -R HQ 4081 Episode #52. 3-12-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Howard's wife has misgivings about his Las Vegas trip with the guys 121788 1989 Coach: I Don't Know Much About Art, But I Know What Makes Me Mad T DVD -R HQ 8488 Episode #14. 11-21-1989. Season 2 Opener TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden dislikes art. Christine dislikes his attitude, 121789 1991 Coach: I Hate Barbara T DVD -R HQ 4152 Episode #62. 11-23-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden tells Christine he hates her friend 121790 1991 Coach: I Think I Can't, I Think I Can't T DVD -R HQ 4072 Episode #61. 11-16-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden and Luther are snowbound in a cramped train compartment 121791 1989 Coach: I'm in Love With a Boy Named Stuart T DVD -R HQ 3887 Episode #4. 3-15-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden detests Kelly's new boyfriend. 121792 1989 Coach: I'm In the Mood For Luther T DVD -R HQ 3933 Episode #19. 12-26-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Christine fixes Luther up with a friend. 121793 1989 Coach: I'm Sorry I Told You My Wife Was Dead T DVD -R HQ 3926 Episode #9. 4-26-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden consoles wealthy alumnus' widow to secure a substantial donation. 121794 1990 Coach: I've Got A Secret T DVD -R HQ 3934 Episode #22. 1-16-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. TV Sportscaster Christine's loose lips could sink Hayden's recruitment of top quarterback. When he secretly recruits the player, Christine blabs to a sportscaster. 121795 1990 Coach: Iceman Goeth, The T DVD -R HQ 4035 Episode #41. 11-13-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Depressed over Christine, Hayden gets comfort from an unlikely source 121796 1989 Coach: If a Coach Falls in the Woods T DVD -R HQ 3932 Episode #17. 12-12-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden runs away to protest Kelly's wedding to Stuart. 121797 1989 Coach: If Keith Jackson Calls, I'll Be At My Therapist's. T Episode #18. 12-19-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6.Sports Anchor Keith Jackson (Himself). Reporter #1 (Douglas Berring). Sportscaster Keith Jackson (Himself). Bob Griese (Himself). Reporter #1 (Douglas Berring). Game pressure gives Hayden a facial tic before a national broadcast. 121798 1993 Coach: If She Can Make It There T DVD -R HQ 3509 Episode #104. 10-12-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Kelly gets a job in New York, but Hayden isn't ready to let her go. 121799 1992 Coach: If That's Opportunity, Don't Answer T DVD -R HQ 4213. SVD 1099. SV 147 Episode #74. 5-2-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. TV Reporter Christine (Shelley Fabares) makes news in New York with a network-anchor audition. Top story how it affects her relationship with coach Network job offer poses Christine a dilemma: To stay in Minnesota with Hayden or move to New York. 121800 1996 Coach: In the Money T Episode #184. 12-11-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121801 1994 Coach: Inconceivable T DVD -R HQ 3609 Episode #132. 10-17-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121802 1990 Coach: Investment, The T DVD -R HQ 3934 Episode #21. 1-9-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden convinces Luther to invest in the Touchdown Club. An opening night mishap threatens their partnership and friendship when Luther is forced to call Hayden after a robbery. 121803 1995 Coach: Is It Hot In Here, Or Is It Me? (1) T DVD -R HQ 3654 Episode #153. 9-13-1995. Season 8 Opener TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden and the gang arrive in Florida where he will coach the Breakers, a pro team. 121804 1995 Coach: Is It Hot In Here, Or Is It Me? (2) T DVD -R HQ 3654 Episode #154. 9-20-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. After offending the city, Hayden must win the opening game to redeem himself 121805 1990 Coach: Is This Your First Time on the Riverboat, Miss Watkins? T DVD -R HQ 4005 Episode #37. 10-16-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden allows Coach Watkins in on the weekly poker game 121806 1996 Coach: Isn't It Romantic? T Episode #181. 10-19-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121807 1993 Coach: It Came From New York T Episode #108. 11-16-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121808 1994 Coach: It Should Happen To You T DVD -R HQ 3598 Episode #128. 9-19-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121809 1997 Coach: It's a Swamp Thing T DVD -R HQ 3790 Episode #191. 2-19-1997 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther's plans for the men's annual fishing trip lead to an alligator swamp. 121810 1994 Coach: Jailbirds T DVD -R HQ 3611 Episode #133. 10-24-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Christine gets into trouble at Ruthanne's bachelorette party. 121811 1990 Coach: Jerk At The Opera, A T DVD -R HQ 3951 Episode #32. 4-17-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Christine sees an old flame (Mike Farrell). Hayden is jealous. 121812 1995 Coach: Johnsonwreckers T DVD -R HQ 4498 Episode #145. 2-20-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121813 1994 Coach: Judy's Turn T DVD -R HQ 3604 Episode #130. 10-3-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121814 1996 Coach: Just Short of the Goal T DVD -R HQ 3769 Episode #179. 10-5-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. After Hayden refuses, Luther steps in to write a book about losing 121815 1989 Coach: Kelly and the Professor T DVD -R HQ 3880 Episode #1. 2-28-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Kelly tells Hayden she had a date with a faculty member and he wants to know who. Kelly's enrollment awakens Hayden's paternal feelings. 121816 1990 Coach: Kelly Girl T DVD -R HQ 3951 Episode #31. 4-4-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. After pushing to be Hayden's secretary, Kelly takes a better job. 121817 1989 Coach: Kelly, Meet Christine T DVD -R HQ 3880 Episode #3. 3-8-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Christine demands Hayden be truthful with Kelly about their relationship 121818 1995 Coach: Kelly's New Guy (1) T Episode #147. 3-13-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121819 1995 Coach: Kelly's New Guy (2) T Episode #148. 3-20-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121820 1991 Coach: Kick-Off and the Kiss-Off, The T DVD -R HQ 4120. SV 111 Episode #56. 9-27-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Sports Illustrated cover. Hayden's photograph appears on the cover of Sports Illustrated after his team is ranked in the top 20. 121821 1995 Coach: Kicker, The T DVD -R HQ 3819 Episode #142. 1-23-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden tries to recruit a Third-World place-kicker. Guest: Lou Holtz. 121822 1992 Coach: Last of the Red-Hot Luthers T DVD -R HQ 4207 Episode #71. 2-22-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther can't face Hayden's secretary after a one-night stand. 121823 1996 Coach: Last Tango in Orlando T DVD -R HQ 3770 Episode #180. 10-12-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Doris hires a gorgeous, Brazilian soccer player to kick for the Breakers 121824 1997 Coach: Leaving Orlando (1) T DVD -R HQ 3854 Episode #198. 5-7-1997 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden and Christine sneak off to the cabin to consider his coaching future 121825 1997 Coach: Leaving Orlando (2) T DVD -R HQ 3854 Episode #199. 5-14-1997 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Foxes find three strange brothers living under their cabin. 121826 1997 Coach: Leaving Orlando (Part 3) T DVD -R HQ 3868 Episode #200. 5-14-1997 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. The Foxes make a decision about Hayden's next career move 121827 1991 Coach: Leonard Kraleman, All-American T DVD -R HQ 4072 Episode #50. 2-19-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden and Christine tutor a nerd in social skills 121828 1994 Coach: Like Father, Like Daughter T DVD -R HQ 3560 Episode #116. 2-15-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Kelly can't attend when Hayden goes to New York to receive an award 121829 1991 Coach: Loonstruck T DVD -R HQ 4173 Episode #63. 11-27-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121830 1989 Coach: Loss Weekend, The T DVD -R HQ 3887 Episode #5. 3-22-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Losing streak makes Hayden unpleasant company for Christine. 121831 1989 Coach: Love Me Tender T Episode #2. 3-1-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Kelly's return to Minnesota for college awakens Hayden's paternal instincts, disrupting his relationship with Christine. 121832 1992 Coach: Love Me Tender T DVD -R HQ 4259 Episode #83. 10-27-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther tells Christine his true feelings after a brush with death. 121833 1993 Coach: Luck Stops Here, The T DVD -R HQ 3509 Episode #103. 10-5-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther thinks the team's winning streak hinges on his lucky shirt. 121834 1993 Coach: Luthario T Episode #95. 3-9-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121835 1994 Coach: Luther and Ruthanne Take the Big 12 Steps T DVD -R HQ 3629 Episode #139. 12-19-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther and Ruthanne try to help each other shed bad habits. 121836 1996 Coach: Luther Get Your Gun T DVD -R HQ 4603 Episode #175. 4-30-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther accompanies Doris to her friend's estate for an annual hunting trip. 121837 1990 Coach: Magnificent Abscession T DVD -R HQ 3998 Episode #35. 10-2-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther substitutes for dental patient Hayden 121838 1990 Coach: Man and a Woman (and Two Theater Majors), A T DVD -R HQ 3933 Episode #20. 1-2-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Bickering Kelly and Stuart invade Christine and Hayden's intimate weekend. 121839 1991 Coach: Marion Kind, The (1) T DVD -R HQ 4062 Episode #48. 2-5-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121840 1991 Coach: Marion Kind, The (2) T DVD -R HQ 4062 Episode #49. 2-12-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Peter again steals Luther's girlfriend 121841 1990 Coach: Men Don't Heal T Episode #43. 12-4-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121842 1994 Coach: My Best Friend's Girl T DVD -R HQ 3569 Episode #122. 5-3-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden and Christine have lukewarm reactions to Luther's uninhibited date 121843 1994 Coach: My Cup Runneth Over T DVD -R HQ 3561 Episode #115. 2-8-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121844 1994 Coach: My Fair Agent T DVD -R HQ 3611 Episode #134. 11-7-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden blames Christine for his sexist attitude toward an attractive co-worker 121845 1992 Coach: My True Love Gave To Me T DVD -R HQ 4283 Episode #88. 12-15-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden's and Dauber's gifts to the women in their lives get switched 121846 1997 Coach: Neighbor Hood T Episode #197. 4-23-1997 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121847 1996 Coach: Nice Guys Get Cut T DVD -R HQ 3704 Episode #166. 1-2-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden must decide which player to cut from the team 121848 1993 Coach: Nice Job If You Can Get It T DVD -R HQ 4329 Stevens, Jeremy Episode #102. 9-28-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden's overactive ego has him convinced that Christine's success is not her own doing. Reporter #1 (John McGaffney). Reporter #2 (Harry Woolf). 121849 1992 Coach: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished T DVD -R HQ 4198 Episode #70. 2-15-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121850 1995 Coach: Oh, A Pro Job (1) T DVD -R HQ 4512 Episode #151. 5-3-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121851 1995 Coach: Oh, A Pro Job (2) T DVD -R HQ 4512, 3651 Episode #152. 5-10-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden must choose between two fantastic job offers 121852 1992 Coach: Old Fish and the Shoes, The T DVD -R HQ 4207 Episode #72. 3-14-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Christine sells Hayden's football shoes, autographed by Johnny Unitas 121853 1993 Coach: One for the Road T DVD -R HQ 3487 Episode #99. 5-18-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121854 1994 Coach: One of the Guys T DVD -R HQ 3569 Episode #121. 4-5-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Christine goes fishing with the guys and catches the biggest fish 121855 1994 Coach: Out of Control T DVD -R HQ 3628 Episode #137. 11-28-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Opposing player is badly hurt after Hayden encourages rough play. 121856 1989 Coach: Parents' Weekend T DVD -R HQ 3904 Episode #8. 4-19-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Christine is seized by an uncontrollable urge to get a look at Hayden's ex-wife who is coming up for Parents' Weekend. Hayden won't tell his former wife about Christine. 121857 1996 Coach: Patching Things Up T DVD -R HQ 3730 Episode #169. 2-13-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden's lack of energy causes Christine to consult a specialist 121858 1992 Coach: Patriot Bowl, The T DVD -R HQ 4269 Episode #87. 12-2-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121859 1993 Coach: Piece O'Cake (aka Piece of Cake) T DVD -R HQ 3513 Episode #106. 11-2-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther befriends a fatherless boy 121860 1989 Coach: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 3868 Episode. TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Kelly's enrollment awakens Hayden's paternal feelings. 121861 1991 Coach: Pineapple Bowl, The (1) T DVD -R HQ 4166 Episode #64. 12-7-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. In his first bowl game, Hayden vies with his mentor 121862 1991 Coach: Pineapple Bowl, The (2) T DVD -R HQ 4166 Episode #65. 12-17-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121863 1993 Coach: Pioneer Bowl, The T DVD -R HQ 4361. Rips, Martin and Joseph Staretski Episode #110. 12-7-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. One the day of the Pioneer Bowl, an accident puts Luther in the hospital with a concussion -- but the team wins the National Championship anyway,. Reporter (Patrick Pankhurst). 121864 1993 Coach: Playbook, The T DVD -R HQ 4338. SV 240 (Media Excerpts). Episode #109. 11-30-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Reporter #1 (James Acheson). Sportscaster #2 (Bruce Jarchow). Reporter #2 (R. Martin Klein). Sportscaster #1 (James McDonnell). Hayden's playbook falls into enemy hands on the eve of Hayden's biggest game. Sportscaster #1 (James McDonnell). Sportscaster (Bruce Jarchow). Reporter #1 (James Acheson). Reporter #2 (R. Martin) Klein). 121865 1996 Coach: Player To Be Named Later, A T DVD -R HQ 3769 Episode #176. 5-7-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden must choose a player when the Breakers have first pick in the NFL draft. Real-Life Sportscasters-Commentators Jerry Jones, Mike Ditka, Joe Theismann, Tom Jackson, Keyshawn Johnson. 121866 1990 Coach: Poodle Springs T DVD -R HQ 3990 Episode #33. 5-5-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Dauber endangers a poodle belonging to Judy's parents 121867 1994 Coach: Popcorn Bowl, The T DVD -R HQ 3629 Episode #138. 12-12-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Reporter #1 (Mark Fauser). Reporter #2 (Jeff Mosley). Just before big bowl game, rumor breaks out that Hayden may be taking job in the pros. Reporter #1 (Mark Fauser). Reporter #2 (Jeff Mosley). Reporter #3 (Stephanie Moffett). 121868 1990 Coach: Professor Doolittle T DVD -R HQ 3938 Episode #29. 3-13-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. University president makes Hayden teach a course 121869 1994 Coach: Pros & Cons T DVD -R HQ 3598 Episode #127. 9-12-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121870 1991 Coach: Puppy Love T DVD -R HQ 4055 Episode #47. 1-22-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden tries to keep a large donation from going to the basketball program. 121871 1996 Coach: Quarantine T DVD -R HQ 3741 Episode #172. 3-12-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther's pet monkey bites Hayden's finger, forcing the whole gang into quarantine 121872 1991 Coach: Real Guy's Guy, A T DVD -R HQ 4141 Episode #58. 10-25-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden pressures Kelly to date his star player 121873 1991 Coach: Requiem For a Groundskeeper T DVD -R HQ 4152 Episode #60. 11-9-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden receives an oddball inheritance from an acquaintance. 121874 1992 Coach: Return of the Marriage Killer T Episode #67. 1-11-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121875 1992 Coach: Rizzendough Rendezvous T DVD -R HQ 4259 Episode #82. 10-19-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121876 1992 Coach: Rizzendough Revisited T DVD -R HQ 4173 Episode #66. 1-6-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121877 1990 Coach: Rosebrocks of Wisconsin, The T DVD -R HQ 3935 Episode #24. 1-30-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden objects to Kelly spending all her time in Wisconsin with her new family. Kelly forces her father to meet her in-laws. 121878 1993 Coach: Running on Empty T DVD -R HQ 3527 Episode #107. 11-9-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Christine suggests she and Hayden visit a fertility clinic. 121879 1996 Coach: Save the Wave T DVD -R HQ 7819 Episode #170. 2-20-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121880 1995 Coach: She's Having Our Baby (1) T DVD -R HQ 3670 Episode #156. 10-17-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121881 1995 Coach: She's Having Our Baby (2) T DVD -R HQ 3670 Episode #157. 10-24-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121882 1992 Coach: Shirley Burleigh, Girlie Friday T Episode #81. 10-12-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Burleigh's wife gets a job in the athletic department 121883 1991 Coach: Since My Beaver Left Me T DVD -R HQ 4133 Episode #57. 10-4-1991 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121884 1996 Coach: Sleepless in Orlando T DVD -R HQ 4621 Episode #178. 9-28-1996. Season 9 Opener TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121885 1996 Coach: Somebody's Baby T DVD -R HQ 3761 Episode #177. 5-21-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Adoption complications develop when Julie's father returns 121886 1994 Coach: Something Old, Something New T DVD -R HQ 3565 Episode #120. 3-22-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121887 1997 Coach: Somewhere Out There T DVD -R HQ 3783 Episode #187. 1-8-1997 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Dauber analyzes his life when he believes aliens are contacting him. 121888 1994 Coach: Stand-In, The T DVD -R HQ 3565 Episode #119. 3-8-1994 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121889 1997 Coach: Stench of Death, The T DVD -R HQ 3827 Episode #194. 3-26-1997 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther becomes obsessed with a psychic's prediction. 121890 1990 Coach: Sunshine on My Shoulder Makes Me Happy: A Show About Bird Ransom T DVD -R HQ 3938 Episode #30. 3-20-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden loses vacationing Luther's bird 121891 1995 Coach: Ten Percent of Nothing T Episode #149. 4-4-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121892 1990 Coach: That Shouldn't Happen T DVD -R HQ 3990 Episode #34. 9-25-1990. Season 3 Opener. TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Freak accident sidelines the star quarterback 121893 1995 Coach: There's Got To Be a Mourning After (1) T DVD -R HQ 3687 Episode #161. 11-21-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther's new companion in the wake of his dog's death floor Hayden 121894 1995 Coach: There's Got To Be a Mourning After (2) T DVD -R HQ 3687 Episode #162. 10-24-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Meddling Hayden tries to persuade Luther to stop dating Doris 121895 1995 Coach: Tight End, The T DVD -R HQ 3704 Episode #165. 12-19-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Television commentators focus on the team's new sex symbol during a game. While Hayden's priority is the Breakers' first game of the season, Doris Sherman (Katherine Helmond) is concerned with re-signing a handsome washout so he can model a line of swimwear endorsed by the team. Frank Gifford (Himself). Dan Dierdorf (Himself). Al Michael (Himself). Photographer (Jim Chiros). 121896 1992 Coach: To Air Is Human T DVD -R HQ 4268 Stern, Elliot Episode #77. 9-14-1992. Season 5 Opener TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden wins his first football game of the year and proposes to Christine on his new live television show. 121897 1997 Coach: To Ski Or Not To Ski T DVD -R HQ 3790 Episode #190. 2-12-1997 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Doris takes the gang to a ski resort for Valentine's Day. 121898 1995 Coach: Turtle World T DVD -R HQ 3688 Episode #160. 11-14-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther gets a hot real-estate tip. Guests Football Players Tom Poston, Erick Dickerson, Lawrence Taylor and Walter Payton. 121899 1993 Coach: Uneasy Rider T DVD -R HQ 3513 Episode #105. 10-26-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden and Dauber buy motorcycles 121900 1997 Coach: Upsized T DVD -R HQ 3839. Episode #196. 4-16-1997 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Doris makes Luther general manager, allowing Hayden to hire Dick Butkus. 121901 1996 Coach: Van Damn vs. Fox T DVD -R HQ 3750 Episode #173. 3-19-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther sues his pal when he burns his mouth at Hayden's barbecue 121902 1993 Coach: Vegas Odds T DVD -R HQ 4300 Episode #92. 2-2-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121903 1997 Coach: Viva Las Ratings T DVD -R HQ 3799 Episode #192. 2-26-1997 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Luther attends an Elvis memorabilia auction in Las Vegas 121904 1992 Coach: Vows T DVD -R HQ 4269 Episode #86. 11-23-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121905 1995 Coach: Walk-On, The T DVD -R HQ 4485 Episode #143. 2-6-1995 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121906 1992 Coach: War of the Dopes T Episode #68. 2-3-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121907 1996 Coach: We Can Never Die T Episode #182. 10-26-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121908 1990 Coach: When Hayden Met Christine T DVD -R HQ 4046 Episode #44. 12-11-1990 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Christine is host of a charity ball Hayden must attend 121909 1989 Coach: Whose Team Is It, Anyway? T DVD -R HQ 3927 Episode #11. 5-17-1989 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden needs a victory in his last game for a winning season. But he may be forced to bench his star player for skipping practice. 121910 1993 Coach: Why So Happy, Hayden? T DVD -R HQ 3487 Episode #98. 5-11-1993 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden goes to great lengths to recruit a top high-school player 121911 1996 Coach: Wings Over Buffalo T DVD -R HQ 3773 Episode #186. 12-20-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Hayden suspects foul play when the team gets food poisoning from Buffalo wings. 121912 1992 Coach: Woodchuck, the Beaver and the Fox, The: A Ménage a Trois T DVD -R HQ 4198 Episode #69. 2-8-1992 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. 121913 1994 Coach: Working Girl T DVD -R HQ 3628 Episode #136. 11-27-1994. TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. Christine's co-host tries to have her replaced. 121914 1996 Coach: You Win Some, You Lose Some T DVD -R HQ 3773 Sandler, Ellen and Cindy Chupack Episode #185. 12-18-1996 TV Sportscaster Christine Armstrong Fox (Shelley Fabares) for KCCY-TV, Channel 6. When Hayden and Christine made plans to celebrate Christmas in Minnesota, they never believed the Breakers had any chance of making it to the playoffs. But it looks as if Hayden will play the Bills in Buffalo instead of playing Santa to Tim on his first Christmas. Monday Night Football announcers Frank Gifford, Al Michaels and Dan Dierdorf appear as themselves. Reporter (Jane Edith Wilson). 121915 2005 Coachen TF Sweden Journalist (Albert Hakansson). Coach of a successful division III soccer-team's key player gets involved in a drug jam. 121916 2009 Coal Dust to Stardust N Hopson, Tonia Paparazzi follow Emily Marie Taylor, a beautiful, sweet, country girl with flaming red hair and emerald green eyes who captures the attention of three men who all love her. Set in the 1960s, the screams of the fans and the flash of the paparazzi’s camera remind her of how she got where she is. 121917 2004 Coalition M News Media. Reporter #2 (Kim Taggart). 121918 2008 Coast Growers N Gleeson, John Reporter Pat Ross investigates the death of Publisher Albert Sloan of the muckraking Coast Chronicle who has made plenty of enemies over the more than 30 years of publication. When his body is found hanging in an apple grove off Settler’s Road, the Mounties waste no time ruling his death a suicide. After all, he even left a suicide note. At the urging of Sloan’s widow, Reporter Ross is drawn into an investigation of Sloan’s last days. The search leads Pat from Witka City’s most powerful operators to the beautiful Miss Kewpie Star Wars and her dangerous associate, Big Bill, from the source of an inexplicably significant bonsai tree to the ghostly shoreline manse of dead poet Virgil Wood. As the truth emerges, and even after a second high-profile death-by-apparent-suicide occurs, Ross is left to wonder: Had Albert Sloan stumbled onto the story of a lifetime, or was he simply a vindictive defeated politician whose sordid past and giant ego finally caught up with him? 121919 1925 Coast of Folly, The M Swanson Reporter (Arthur Housman). 121920 1963 Coast of Skeletons M Interviewer (Derek Lyndon). 121921 1999 Coast to Coast N Raphael, Frederic News Media 121922 1962 Coast to Coast N Ross, Walter Weinberg List Journalist 121923 1996 Coaster N Duffey, Betsy TV Weatherman Dub Dugan is a well-known weatherman with a Willard Scott personality. But for 12-year-old Hart, his mother’s new boyfriend Dugan is a dud. Hart and his father used to be a fearless duo and rode all kinds of roller coasters together. Unfortunately, that is about the only memory he has of the man since his parents’ divorce two years ago. To keep that memory alive, he and his best friend secretly build a small coaster in the ravine behind their houses. When Hart decides to test it, he breaks his arm and learns that bravery comes in many forms. Dugan is there for him and his mother, and he finally finds the courage to accept the changes in his life. While secretly building a roller coaster in the woods, 12-year-old Hart tries to come to terms with his parents’ divorce and his mother’s new relationship with a TV weatherman. 121924 1913 Coats P MLPL Gregory, Lady V822 G822-10 Press "Who's truth?" 121925 1994 Cobb M L Stump, Al (Book - "Cobb: Biography, A"). Ron Shelton (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter Al Stump (Robert Wuhl) contacted by Cobb in 1960 to do his autobiography. At their first meeting, he finds himself dodging bullets and insults. Stump objects to flowery opening Cobb dictates. Cobb shoots at him. . Stump writes two manuscripts, the one Cobb wants and will give final approval to, and one that will tell the truth. Newsreel on Cobb's life seen as Cobb would imagine it: filled with racism, wife beating, violence, murder. Cobb finds secret manuscript. Cobb suffers heart attack. Tells Stump to print the whole story. Cobb dies. Stump writes, newspapers will say he died quietly in his sleep. And we all know "writers never lie." Sportswriter goes to favorite watering hole. Colleagues demand to know truth. Stump recites flowery opening Cobb dictated, begins telling stories reinforcing legend. Sportswriter #1 (Jeff Fellenzer). Sportswriter #2 (Doug Krikorian). Mud (Allan Malamud). Newsreel Narrator (Bill Whittman). "I'm going to tell the truth." "Who's truth?" "Mine. I'm the writer." "And I'm the legend." "I published the lie, and put the truth in a closet...I didn't lie so the children of America would have heroes, or some such hogwash. Finally, I lied for myself. I needed him to be a hero..." 121926 1986 Cobra M DVD -R 1553 TV Reporter (Christine Craft). Reporter #1 (Leslie Morris). Reporter #2 (Clare Nono). Reporter #3 (Steve Lentz). Reporter #4 (Glenda Wina). Reporter #5 (Michael Bershad). Reporter #6 (Joe Fowler). 121927 1988 Cobra nero 2 MF Newscaster (Chantal Manz) 121928 1948 Cobra Strikes, The M VHS 5233 Conrad, Eugene (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Mike Kent (Richard Fraser) is former crime reporter who has history of solving crimes that baffled police. He gets involved in case of inventor who is shot, presumably because of column Kent wrote about invention on which man was working. Inventor survives, he loses his memory. Murders follow and columnist tries to trap killer by arranging phony phone call saying inventor has regained his memory. The ruse doesn't work. Inventor revives long enough to implicate his brother. Columnist and police arrive in time to save inventor's daughter from becoming next victim. One of the suspects, a Russian woman, turns out to be former newspaper copy girl who is now mystery writer. 121929 1967 Cobra, Il MF Italy Journalist Agency Man (Jacques Stany). 121930 1985 Coca-Cola Kid, The M Newspaper Vendor (David Argue). 121931 1985 Cocaine Wars M Olivera, Hector, David Vinas (Story). Steven M. Krauzer (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Janet (Kathryn Witt) for International Press is doing a six-part series of articles on cocaine dealing. Another reporter is marked for extermination by the dealers because he is leading a people's political party calling for end of cocaine cartel Janet's boyfriend is a pilot for a leading drug lord. She steals a list of the dealer's contacts in Miami from him, but tells her boss not to print it until she gives him the go-ahead. He prints the story with her byline and she becomes a marked woman. Her boyfriend turns out to be an undercover agent. At one point, the reporter hits the drug lord with a gun when she cannot figure out how it works. Janet shoots a guard before the drug compound is blown up. She and the undercover agent are reunited at the end of the film. TV Reporter I (Ted McNabney). TV Reporter II (Patricia Scheuer). 121932 2005 Cock and Bull Story, A M New York Times Reporter (Stephen Rodrick-Himself). TV Interviewer (Tony Wilson-Anthony H. Wilson). Writer (Ian Hart). 121933 2000 Cock Crows No More, The N Mender, Mona Music Critic Lawrence Forrestier, a successful and brilliant music critic in New York City, falls to his death from his box in Symphony Hall during the intermission of a concert. Forrestier is widely admired for his knowledgeable and clever reviews. There are some musicians, however, who have been the victims of his arrogant, cutting, and, at times, malicious style. Then, too, there are his personal and business relationships, which he uses ruthlessly for his own advancement. Therefore, it is quite possible that there are those who devoutly wish for his downfall, perhaps even literally. 121934 1970 Cocktail Party, A SS MLPL Tyrmand, Leonard In "Explorations in Freedom: Prose, Narrative, and Poetry from Kultura." Journalist Andrzej Felak, Polish journalist who dared to speak a bit of truth in his new book about Germany. 121935 2001 Cocktails for Three N Wickham, Madeleine Magazine Journalists Maggie, Roxanne and Candice are three successful women in their early 30s working in the editorial offices of the Londoner, a magazine enjoying a circulation renaissance. They meet on the first of every month at the Manhattan Bar, a posh lounge for an evening of cocktails and gossip. Glamorous Roxanne is a freelancer. High-Achiever Maggie's stuck at home in the country on pregnancy leave from her position as editor. Kindhearted reporter Candice is in for serious trouble. She recognizes a waitress at the Manhattan bar whose family was ruined by her father. She decides to make amends. When the waitress, Heather Trelawney, applies for a job as editorial assistant at the magazine, Candice supplies he with a writing sample of her own, landing her a job over 300 other applicants. Each woman hides a secret she hasn't revealed to the others. 121936 1928 Cocky Young Man SS GPL Callaghan, Morley In "Native Argosy, A." Reporters. Hendricks and Patterson, reporters on the Morning Empire 121937 2008 Coco Chanel M Journalist (Jay Natelle). Newsreel Journalist (David Traylor). 121938 1984 Coda NM Topor, Tom News Media 121939 1971 Coda dello scorpione, La (aka Case of the Scorpion’s Tail) M Italy French Reporter Cleo Dupont (Anita Strindberg) tries to figure out what happened when a plane explodes and one passenger is a London businessman who is insured for $1 million with his unfaithful wife the beneficiary. The widow is killed and Dupont must find out before becoming a victim herself. 121940 1953 Coda to a Writer's Conference SS USC Fletcher, Vivian In "Story: The Magazine of the Short Story in Book Form." Critic. Hartley Brandisher, fiction editor of the Family Journal. Minor journalism 121941 2003 Code 11-14 T Reporter. Cell Phone Reporter (Alex Ruiz). FBI agent went to Australia with his family to capture a serial killer. When Australian police capture the main suspect, he and his family go back to the United States. But the real serial killer also goes back to the United States and is on the same airplane with the FBI agent and his family. 121942 1992 Code 3 DT SV 139 Series 1992. 4-14-92 Host (Gil Gerard). Documentary show following firefighters from different areas of the country as they answer emergency calls. 121943 1982 Code Conquistador N OWN - P Kennedy, William P. Editor Bob Gerard, financial editor of a New York daily with a page one story 121944 2007 Code Monkey T Reporter (Kirsten Roeters) 121945 2008 Code Name: Blonde N Skye, Christine Photographer Miki is living every woman’s fantasy -- stranded on a desert island with a rugged Navy SEAL after she was on an isolate island for a photo shoot when her plane crashes and only she and the pilot survive. She is then rescued by the navy SEAL Max Preston. But little does Miki know she’s a suspect in an international high-tech robbery, and her steely eyed companion is ready, willing and able to do anything to make her talk. Preston doesn’t buy one word of his gorgeous captive’s rambling story as he carries her up the beach. Yeah, she’s got curves in all the right places, but Max has a nose for a con -- and there’s no way he’ll let his iron control waver. Now a hurricane’s headed their way, and for Miki and Max time is running out fast. Can they team up as friendly forces -- and use Max’s amazing canine companion to escape before a deadly villain takes his twisted revenge? 121946 2006 Code Name: Blondie NR Skye, Christina Thorndike Romance Photojournalist Miki Fortune is willing to travel to the ends of the earth to be successful as a photographer. When she ends up on a remote island after a plane wreck, she is rescued and taken captive by mysterious Max Preston, who is part of the paranormally enhanced Navy SEAL. Max is convinced the only reason the blond beauty ended up on that specific island is because she is working for the super-enhanced villain Cruz. Max’s partner, a Labrador retriever named Truman that has abilities far exceeding those of most dogs, plays an important role. An impending hurricane paves the way for a showdown with Cruz, who may actually have different motives than those attributed to him. 121947 2000 Code Name: Eternity: All the News T DVD -R 1668 Episode #17. 9-10-2000 Reporter (Daniel Kash) tries to clear the name of a death row prisoner. The man is sitting on death row waiting to be executed in two days time. He was given the death sentence for killing his partner, a fellow policeman. The reporter believes he was innocent and claims he has evidence that proves another man set him up. The man is worried that this reporter may be telling the truth and forces one of his men to hunt down Laura before the reporter manages to contact her. The last thing the man, Banning, wants is for the reporter to clear the condemned man Finn. He wants this possibility stopped permanently. 121948 2000 Code Name: Eternity: Laura's Story T Episode #18. 9-18-2000 News Media. News Reporter (J.C. Kenny). 121949 2000 Code Name: Eternity: Sold Out for a Song T Episode #16. 9-3-2000 News Media. Reporter #1 (Carol Rigg). 121950 2005 Code of Honor N Mann, Catherine Photojournalist Brigid Wheeler fell in love with an Air Force captain's best friend. When he is killed, he comforted her and now he is forced to play protector as they embarked on the most dangerous mission of their lives. Covert operation was a chance for Wheeler to avenge her lover's death and nothing would stop her from following the Air Force captain into action. Though the grief they shared had brought them close, they'd never crossed the line. Until now. They surrender to the explosive passion that burned between them. Then they discover a shattering truth -- their friend is alive. 121951 2009 Code of Silence M Commentator (Larry Merchant). Ring Announcer (Michael Buffer). A professional boxer from Somerville, Massachusetts has a shot to be the middleweight champion of the world. But when his crime boss father is sent to prison, he must prove he has what it takes to survive outside the ring and inside the deadly Irish mob. 121952 2000 Code Unknown (aka Code Inconnu: Recit incomplet de divers voyages) M France - Ness War Correspondent Georges (Thierry Neuvic) covering war in Kosovo, returns home to Paris after photographing atrocities. Gets involved with a young actress 121953 1991 Codename: Cipher NM Freadhoff, Chuck Journalist Jonathan Crane for a Los Angeles newspaper once lived in Ochsenburg, Germany so he gets the assignment -- terrorists holding U.S. Army major hostage have gained control of a cache of nuclear weapons housed in Army ammunitions depot. They have threatened to detonate weapons unless infamous terrorist is released from prison. Crane wants to know why they want to release a terrorist previously denounced by his own comrades, and why don't the terrorists take the explosives and flee. As he approaches the truth, he realizes he is also perilously close to getting killed. The reporter once worked in West Germany. He is unsatisfied with highly controlled and sanitized information being released by military authorities. So Crane digs in the territory he knows so well. Discovers Army officer held as hostage in the ammunition dump is martinet married to Crane's lost love. He smells a very big story but runs into stone walls at every turn. Dodging frequent attempts on his life, he and his local friends piece together a plot that has nothing to do with Arabs and a great deal to do with dark side of German character. 121954 1995 Codename: Silencer M Reporter (Lynn Gansar) 121955 1995 Codigos de silencio MF News Media. Editor-in-Chief (Nubia Aparicio). The Journalist (Luis Antonio Gotti). 121956 2003 Coeurs d'athletes DF France - Short Interviewer Regis Wargnier. 121957 2003 Coffee & Kung Fu (aka Coffee and Kung Fu) N Brichoux, Katherine Copywriter Nicci Bradford is a lonely, Kung Fu-obsessed copywriter for a Boston ad agency, working from paycheck to paycheck and dreaming of life in Hong Kong. 121958 2008 Coffee with Mark Twain N Kaplan, Fred Journalist-Author-Humorist Mark Twain shaped our view of childhood, the frontier spirit, slavery and humankind’s follies and pretensions. Here he talks to a distinguished professor and biographer about his life as a journalist, humorist, riverboat pilot and inventor of the self-pasting photograph album. 121959 1730 Coffee-House Politician; Or the Justice Caught In His Own Trap P USC Fielding, Henry In "Plays and Poems, Vol. Two." Press. "Whose vice first felt the pen of ridicule, With honest freedom and impartial blows…." 121960 1981 Coffin Scarcely Used N Watson, Colin Publisher Marcus Gwill is found electrocuted, his mouth stuffed with marshmallows. 121961 1996 Coffin Tree, The N Butler Gwendoline Weinberg List Journalist 121962 1998 Cohen vs. Rossi MF Cameraman (Diego Peretti). Un editor de television. 121963 1929 Cohens and Kellys in Atlantic City, The M PR - AFI-Publicity Publicity 121964 1932 Cohens and Kellys in Hollywood, The M Magazine Writer (Eileen Percy) 121965 2007 Coincidence of Death N Jackson, Rae and Debbie Penner Investigative Reporter Fallon Harper returns to Fernandina Beach after 20 years to uncover the truth about her stepbrother’s untimely death. Not wanting to attract the attention of the local law enforcement office she keeps her identity a secret and uses her abilities as a report to root out any information and evidence that might help solve the case and link it to the 20-year-old death of her father. But someone doesn’t want the old case file opened and will do anything to keep Fallon from discovering the truth. When the local sheriff discovers her identity, they team up to try to force the murderer out in the open. As they race to uncover the evidence, the killer becomes more determine to keep his secret even if it means taking another life. When political red tape slows the sheriff down, Fallon’s life is suddenly put on the line. Will they solve the case in time, or will Fallon’s death become the third coincidence. 121966 1952 Coins in the Fountain N OWN - H Secondari, John H. Press 121967 1990 Coins in the Fountain MT Secondari, John H. (Novel - "Coins in the Fountain"). Ness Book. Remake of 1954 Three Coins in the Fountain and 1964 "Pleasure Seekers, The." Editor (Loni Anderson), recently appointed west coast editor of a women's magazine, vacations in Rome. Acknowledges her promotion is an excuse to bury herself in her work and neglect her personal life. 121968 1993 Coitado do Jorge MF Newscaster (Laurinda Alves) 121969 2008 Colbert Christmas, A: Greatest Gift of All!, The T 11-23-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert, who describes himself in this Christmas special as “the greatest newsman-hosted holiday Christmas special since “A Walter Cronkite Tet Offensive.” An aggressively old-fashioned, conservative Christmas show. Colbert finds himself trapped in his mountain cabin by a bear, unable to get down to New York to film his Christmas special. So the Christmas special stumbles through his door. Daily Show’s Jon Stewart is a guest. 121970 2009 Colbert Report, The: A.J. Jacobs T DVD -R HQ 11425 Episode. 9-23-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: A.J. Jacobs, author, “The Guinea Pig Diaries.” 121971 2009 Colbert Report, The: Adam Gopnik T DVD -R HQ 10878 Episode. 2-12-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Adam Gopnik, author, “Angels & Ages.” 121972 2006 Colbert Report, The: Al Franken T DVD -R HQ 5650 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Al Franken, author, "The Truth (With Jokes). 121973 2006 Colbert Report, The: Alan Dershowitz T DVD -R HQ 5450 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Alan Dershowitz, author, "Preemption." 121974 2009 Colbert Report, The: Alan Khazel T DVD -R HQ 10773 Episode. 1-14-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Alan Khazel, www.servicenation.org 121975 2008 Colbert Report, The: Alan Rabinowitz T DVD -R HQ 9969 (No Number on Disc) Episode. 6-10-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Alan Rabinowitz, author, “Life in the Valley of Death.” 121976 2007 Colbert Report, The: Alex Kuczynski T DVD -R HQ 7765 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Alex Kuczynski, author, "Beauty Junkies." 121977 2008 Colbert Report, The: Alex Ross T DVD -R HQ 9540 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Alex Ross, author, “The Rest Is Noise.” 121978 2006 Colbert Report, The: Alexandra Robbins T DVD -R HQ 6639 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Alexandra Robbins, author, "The Overachievers." 121979 2009 Colbert Report, The: Alicia Keys T DVD -R HQ 11692 Episode. 12-15-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Alicia Keys, singer, “The Element of Freedom.” 121980 2009 Colbert Report, The: Alison Gopnik T DVD -R HQ 11476 Episode. 10-7-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Alison Gopnik, author, “The Philosophical Baby.” 121981 2006 Colbert Report, The: Amy Goodman T DVD -R HQ 7023 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Amy Goodman, co-author, "Static." 121982 2006 Colbert Report, The: Amy Sedaris T DVD -R HQ 6370 Episode #2084. 7-9-2006 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Amy Sedaris, actor, "Strangers With Candy." 121983 2005 Colbert Report, The: Anderson Cooper T DVD -R HQ 4950 Episode. 12-6-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Anderson Cooper, CNN 121984 2008 Colbert Report, The: Andrei Cherny T DVD -R HQ 9914 Episode. 5-15-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Andrei Cherny, author, “The Candy Bombers.” 121985 2007 Colbert Report, The: Andrew Keen T DVD -R HQ 8933 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Andrew Keen, author, "The Cult of the Amateur." 121986 2008 Colbert Report, The: Andrew McLean T DVD -R HQ 9554 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Andrew McLean, extreme skier 121987 2006 Colbert Report, The: Andrew Sullivan T DVD -R HQ 5290 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Andrew Sullivan, blogger, Andrew Sullivan.com 121988 2008 Colbert Report, The: Andrew Sullivan T DVD -R HQ 10482 Episode. 11-3-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, TheAtlantic.com 121989 2009 Colbert Report, The: Andrew Sullivan T DVD -R HQ 11566 Episode. 11-3-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, the Atlantic.online 121990 2008 Colbert Report, The: Andrew Young T DVD -R HQ 9552 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Andrew Young, former United Nations Ambassador 121991 2008 Colbert Report, The: Andrew Young T DVD -R HQ 10494 Episode. 11-5-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Andrew Young, former Mayor of Atlanta 121992 2009 Colbert Report, The: Andy Schlafly T DVD -R HQ 11686 Episode. 12-8-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Andy Schlafly, founder, Conservapedia 121993 2006 Colbert Report, The: Andy Stern T DVD -R HQ 7018 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Andy Stern, Service Employees International Union 121994 2009 Colbert Report, The: Ang Lee T DVD -R HQ 11363 Episode. 8-19-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ang Lee, director, “Taking Woodstock.” 121995 2007 Colbert Report, The: Anne-Marie Slaughter T DVD -R HQ 8690 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Anne-Marie Slaughter, author, "The Idea That Is America." 121996 2006 Colbert Report, The: Annie Duke T DVD -R HQ 5380 Episode Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Annie Duke, professional poker player 121997 2006 Colbert Report, The: Annie Duke T DVD -R HQ 5495 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Annie Duke, professional poker player. 121998 2010 Colbert Report, The: Annie Leonard T DVD -R HQ 11842 Episode. 3-9-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Annie Leonard, author of “The Story of Stuff: How Our Obsession with Stuff is Trashing the Planet, Our Communities, and Our Health-and a Vision for Change.” 121999 2006 Colbert Report, The: Anthony Romero T DVD -R HQ 5910 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Anthony Romero, Executive Director, ACLU 122000 2007 Colbert Report, The: Anthony Romero T DVD -R HQ 8780 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Anthony Romero, Executive Director, ACLU 122001 2009 Colbert Report, The: Anthony Romero T DVD -R HQ 10771 Episode. 1-12-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Anthony Romero, Executive Director, ACLU 122002 2006 Colbert Report, The: Arianna Huffington T DVD -R HQ 6930 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Arianna Huffington, The Huffington Post 122003 2008 Colbert Report, The: Arianna Huffington T DVD -R HQ 9888 Episode. 5-8-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Arianna Huffington, author, “Right Is Wrong.” 122004 2009 Colbert Report, The: Arianna Huffington T DVD -R HQ 11327 Episode. 7-28-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Arianna Huffington, author, “Pigs at the Trough.” 122005 2006 Colbert Report, The: Ariel Levy T DVD -R HQ 7030 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ariel Levy, author, "Female Chauvinist Pigs." 122006 2009 Colbert Report, The: Arne Duncan T DVD -R HQ 11474 Episode. 10-05-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Arne Duncan, United States Secretary of Education 122007 2010 Colbert Report, The: Arthur Benjamin T DVD -R HQ 11753 Episode. 1-27-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Arthur Benjamin, mathematician. 122008 2009 Colbert Report, The: Austan Goolsbee T DVD -R HQ 11221 Episode. 6-15-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Austan Goolsbee, Council of Economic Advisors 122009 2007 Colbert Report, The: Ayaan Hirsi Ali T DVD -R HQ 8194 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ayaan Hirsi Ali, author, "Infidel." 122010 2009 Colbert Report, The: Barbara Boxer T DVD -R HQ 11346 Episode. 8-10-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Senator Barbara Boxer, author, “Trust Blind.” 122011 2008 Colbert Report, The: Barbara Ehrenreich T DVD -R HQ 9981 Episode. 6-23-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Barbara Ehrenreich, author, “Their Land Is Their Land.” 122012 2008 Colbert Report, The: Barbara Walters T DVD -R HQ 10593 Episode. 12-3-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Barbara Walters, “10 Most Fascinating People of 2008” on ABC special. 122013 2007 Colbert Report, The: Barry Lando T DVD -R HQ 7850 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Barry Lando, author, "Web of Deceit." 122014 2006 Colbert Report, The: Barry Manilow T DVD -R HQ 7200, 7166 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Barry Manilow 122015 2010 Colbert Report, The: Barry Schwartz T DVD -R HQ 11825 Episode. 3-4-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Psychology Professor Barry Schwartz. 122016 2006 Colbert Report, The: Bart Ehrman T DVD -R HQ 6293 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bart Ehrman, author, "Misquoting Jesus." 122017 2009 Colbert Report, The: Bart Ehrman T DVD -R HQ 11041 Episode. 4-9-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bart Ehrman, author, “Jesus, Interrupted.” 122018 2006 Colbert Report, The: Bay Buchanan T DVD -R HQ 6319 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bay Buchanan, Team America PAC 122019 2006 Colbert Report, The: Benjamin Barber T DVD -R HQ 8209 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Benjamin Barber, author, "Consumed." 122020 2007 Colbert Report, The: Bill Bradley T DVD -R HQ 8420, 8470 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bill Bradley, author, "The New American Story." 122021 2006 Colbert Report, The: Bill Kristol T DVD -R HQ 5970 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bill Kristol, editor, The Weekly Standard 122022 2009 Colbert Report, The: Bill McKibben T DVD -R HQ 11361 Episode. 8-17-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bill McKibben, www.350.org 122023 2007 Colbert Report, The: Bill O'Reilly T DVD -R HQ 7768 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bill O'Reilly, author, "Culture Warrior." 122024 2006 Colbert Report, The: Bill Simmons T DVD -R HQ 6850 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bill Simmons, ESPN.com's Sports Guy. 122025 2009 Colbert Report, The: Bill Simmons T DVD -R HQ 11564 Episode. 10-29-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bill Simmons, The Sports Guy, ESPN.com 122026 2009 Colbert Report, The: Bill T. Jones T DVD -R HQ 11685 Episode. 12-7-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bill T. Jones, director-choreographer, FELA! 122027 2008 Colbert Report, The: Bing West T DVD -R HQ 10163 Episode. 8-14-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bing West, author, “The Strongest Tribe.” 122028 2009 Colbert Report, The: Biz Stone T DVD -R HQ 11034 DVD -R HQ 11022 Episode. 4-2-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Biz Stone, co-founder Twitter 122029 2007 Colbert Report, The: Bjorn Lomborg T DVD -R HQ 8971 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bjorn Lomborg, author, "Cool It." 122030 2005 Colbert Report, The: Bob Costas T DVD -R HQ 4990 Episode. 12-13-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bob Costas, NBC-HBO Sports. 122031 2007 Colbert Report, The: Bob Deans T DVD -R HQ 8556 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bob Deans, author, "The River Where America Began." 122032 2007 Colbert Report, The: Bob Drogin T DVD -R HQ 9122 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bob Drogin, author, ‘Curveball.” 122033 2005 Colbert Report, The: Bob Kerrey T DVD -R HQ 4750 Episode. 11-14-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bob Kerrey, President, The New School 122034 2008 Colbert Report, The: Bob Lutz T DVD -R HQ 10304 Episode. 9-17-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bob Lutz, General Motors 122035 2009 Colbert Report, The: Bob Park T DVD -R HQ 11306 (No Number on Disc) Episode. 7-20-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bob Park, professor of physics, University of Maryland 122036 2008 Colbert Report, The: Bob Woodward T DVD -R HQ 10518 Episode. 11-12-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bob Woodward, author, “The War Within.” 122037 2009 Colbert Report, The: Brian Cox T DVD -R HQ 11563 Episode. 10-28-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Brian Cox, particle physicist. 122038 2005 Colbert Report, The: Brian Greene T DVD -R HQ 4880 Episode. 11-28-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Brian Greene, author, "The Fabric of the Cosmos." 122039 2006 Colbert Report, The: Bruce Bartlett T DVD -R HQ 5750 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Bruce Bartlett, author, "Imposter." 122040 2005 Colbert Report, The: Bruce Feiler T DVD -R HQ 4660 Episode. 11-2-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Brice Feiler, author, "Where God Was Born." 122041 2008 Colbert Report, The: Buzz Aldrin T DVD -R HQ 10122 Episode. 7-31-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Buzz Aldrin, author, “Fly Me To the Moon.” 122042 2006 Colbert Report, The: Caitlin Flanagan T DVD -R HQ 5889 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Caitlin Flanagan, author, "To Hell With All That." 122043 2010 Colbert Report, The: Capt. Charles Moore T Episode. 1-6-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Captain Charles Moore, the founder of the Algalita Marine Research Foundation. Also Washington Post Health Care Correspondent Ezra Kline and White House press secretary for health care Linda Douglas 122044 2006 Colbert Report, The: Carl Bernstein T DVD -R HQ 5210 Episode. 1-10-2006 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Carl Bernstein, journalist-author 122045 2007 Colbert Report, The: Carl Bernstein T DVD -R HQ 8640 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Carl Bernstein 122046 2008 Colbert Report, The: Carl Hiaasen T DVD -R HQ 9917 Episode. 5-5-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Carl Hiaasen, author, “The Downhill Lie.” 122047 2009 Colbert Report, The: Carl Wilson T DVD -R HQ 10923 Episode. 3-4-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Carl Wilson, author, “Let’s Talk About Love.” 122048 2007 Colbert Report, The: Carlie LeDuff T DVD -R HQ 7903 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Carlie LeDuff, author "US Guys." 122049 2005 Colbert Report, The: Catherine Crier T DVD -R HQ 4700 Episode. 11-8-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Catherine Crier, Court TV Host. Author, "Contempt: How the Right is Wronging American Justice." 122050 2009 Colbert Report, The: Cevin Soling T DVD -R HQ 11681 Episode. 11-30-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Cevin Soling, documentary “War on Kings.” 122051 2007 Colbert Report, The: Charles Kaiser T DVD -R HQ 8785 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Charles Kaiser, author, "The Gay Metropolis." 122052 2008 Colbert Report, The: Charlie Kaufman T DVD -R HQ 10613 Episode. 12-9-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Charlie Kaufman, writer-director, “Synecdoche.” 122053 2009 Colbert Report, The: Chief William Bratton T DVD -R HQ 11569 Episode. 11-5-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Chief William Bratton, former police chief of Boston, New York and Los Angeles. 122054 2009 Colbert Report, The: Chris Anderson T DVD -R HQ 11308 Episode. 7-22-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Chris Anderson, author, “Free.” 122055 2007 Colbert Report, The: Chris Hedges T DVD -R HQ 7905 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Chris Hedges, author, "American Fascists." 122056 2007 Colbert Report, The: Chris Jordan T DVD -R HQ 9076 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Photographer Chris Jordan 122057 2006 Colbert Report, The: Chris Matthews T DVD -R HQ 6300 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Chris Matthews, "Hardball with Chris Matthews." 122058 2008 Colbert Report, The: Chris Matthews T DVD -R HQ 9856 Episode. 4-14-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Chris Matthews, Hardball, MSNBC 122059 2009 Colbert Report, The: Chris Matthews T DVD -R HQ 11364 Episode. 8-20-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Chris Matthews, “Hardball with Chris Matthews,” MSNBC 122060 2009 Colbert Report, The: Christiane Amanpour T DVD -R HQ 11414 (Incomplete) Episode. 9-15-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Christiane Amanpour, CNN’s chief international correspondent based in New York. 122061 2009 Colbert Report, The: Christopher Caldwell T DVD -R HQ 11613 Episode. 11-11-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Christopher Caldwell, author, “Reflections on the Revolution in Europe.” 122062 2006 Colbert Report, The: Christopher Noxon T DVD -R HQ 6350 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Christopher Noxon, author, "Rejuvenile." 122063 2007 Colbert Report, The: Chuck Schumer T DVD -R HQ 7902 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sen. Chuck Schumer, author, "Positively American." 122064 2010 Colbert Report, The: Claire Danes T DVD -R HQ 11793 Episode. 2-10-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Claire Danes, star of “Temple Grandin.” 122065 2008 Colbert Report, The: Clay Shirky T DVD -R HQ 9811 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Clay Shirky, author, “Here Comes Everybody.” 122066 2009 Colbert Report, The: Cliff Sloan T DVD -R HQ 10897 Episode. 2-24-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Cliff Sloan, co-author, “The Great Decision.” 122067 2007 Colbert Report, The: Clive James T DVD -R HQ 8250 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Clive James, author, "Cultural Amnesia." 122068 2005 Colbert Report, The: Cokie Roberts T DVD -R HQ 4730 Episode. 11-10-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Cokie Roberts, political analyst, ABC News. 122069 2009 Colbert Report, The: Colin Beavan T DVD -R HQ 11479 Episode. 10-8-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Colin Beavan, director, Noimpact/project.org 122070 2007` Colbert Report, The: Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson T DVD -R HQ 9194 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, Colin Powell’s former Chief of Staff. 122071 2006 Colbert Report, The: Connie Chung T DVD -R HQ 5670 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Connie Chung, Host, "Weekends with Maury and Connie." 122072 2008 Colbert Report, The: Cornel West T DVD -R HQ 10341 Episode. 9-24-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Cornel West, author, “Hope on a Tightrope.” 122073 2009 Colbert Report, The: Cornel West T DVD -R HQ 11561 Episode. 10-26-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Cornel West, Professor, Princeton University, author of “Brother West: Living and Loving Out Loude, A Memoir, Cornel West.” 122074 2009 Colbert Report, The: Cory Booker T DVD -R HQ 11415 Episode. 9-14-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mayor of Newark Cory Booker 122075 2005 Colbert Report, The: Craig Crawford T DVD -R HQ 4960 Episode. 12-7-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Craig Crawford, Author, "Attack the Messenger." 122076 2007 Colbert Report, The: Craig Newmark T DVD -R HQ 9124 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Craig Newmark, founder, “Craig’s List.” 122077 2009 Colbert Report, The: Craig Watkins T DVD -R HQ 11683 Episode. 12-2-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Craig Watkins, District Attorney of Dallas County 122078 2008 Colbert Report, The: Crosby, Stills and Nash T DVD -R HQ 10121 Episode. 7-30-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Crosby, Stills and Nash including Graham Nash and David Crosby. 122079 2007 Colbert Report, The: Cullen Murphy T DVD -R HQ 8652 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Cullen Murphy, author, "Are We Rome?" 122080 2009 Colbert Report, The: Dag Soderberg T DVD -R HQ 11169 Episode. 6-4-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dag Soderberg, co-founder and CEO, Illuminated World 122081 2009 Colbert Report, The: Dambisa Moyo T DVD -R HQ 11016 Episode. 4-1-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dambisa Moyo, author, “Dead Aid.” 122082 2006 Colbert Report, The: Dan Rather T DVD -R HQ 7270 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dan Rather, newsman, "Dan RATHER Reports HD Net." 122083 2006 Colbert Report, The: Dan Savage T DVD -R HQ 7540 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dan Savage, Sex Advice Columnist 122084 2006 Colbert Report, The: Dan Senor T DVD -R HQ 5690 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dan Senor, Fox News 122085 2009 Colbert Report, The: Dan Zaccagnino T DVD -R HQ 10841 Episode. 2-2-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dan Zaccagnino, co-founder Indaba Music 122086 2007 Colbert Report, The: Daniel B. Smith T DVD -R HQ 8670 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Daniel B. Smith, author, "Muses, Madmen, Prophets." 122087 2008 Colbert Report, The: Daniel C. Esty T DVD -R HQ 10034 Episode. 7-14-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Daniel C. Esty, co-author, “Green To Gold.” 122088 2006 Colbert Report, The: Daniel Ellsberg T DVD -R HQ 6920 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Daniel Ellsberg, author, www.ellsberg.com 122089 2007 Colbert Report, The: Daniel Gilbert T DVD -R HQ 8710 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Daniel Gilbert, author, "Stumbling on Happiness." 122090 2009 Colbert Report, The: Daniel Gross T DVD -R HQ 11085 Episode. 4-28-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Daniel Gross, Senior Editor, Newsweek 122091 2006 Colbert Report, The: Daniel Pinchbeck T DVD -R HQ 7560 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Daniel Pinchbeck, author, "2012 - The Return of Quelzalcoall." 122092 2008 Colbert Report, The: Dave Levin T DVD -R HQ 10345 Episode. 10-1-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dave Levin, co-founder KIPP Schools 122093 2006 Colbert Report, The: Dave Marash T DVD -R HQ 5390 Episode Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dave Marash, Anchor, Al Jazeera International. 122094 2006 Colbert Report, The: Dave Marash T DVD -R HQ 5490 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dave Marash, anchor, Al Jazeera International 122095 2010 Colbert Report, The: David Aaronovitch T DVD -R HQ 11844 Episode. 3-11-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Journalist David Aaronovitch, author of “Voodoo Histories: The Role of the Conspiracy Theory in Shaping Modern History.” Also, pollster Scott Rasmussen. 122096 2010 Colbert Report, The: David Brooks T DVD -R HQ 11816 Episode. 3-2-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Brooks discusses moderate conservatism. Kids may be the key to our economic future. 122097 2009 Colbert Report, The: David Byrne T DVD -R HQ 10921 Episode. 3-2-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Byrne, musician, Everything That Happens Will Happen Today 122098 2008 Colbert Report, The: David Carr T DVD -R HQ 10124 Episode. 8-5-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Carr, author, “The Night of the Gun” 122099 2007 Colbert Report, The: David France T DVD -R HQ 8733 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David France, New York Magazine. 122100 2008 Colbert Report, The: David Frum T DVD -R HQ 10445 Episode. 10-22-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Frum, author, “Comeback.” 122101 2006 Colbert Report, The: David Gergen T DVD -R HQ 6670 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Gergen, U.S. News & World Report 122102 2008 Colbert Report, The: David Gergen T DVD -R HQ 10398 Episode. 10-9-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Gergen, director, Harvard Kennedy School. 122103 2010 Colbert Report, The: David Gergen T DVD -R HQ 11754 Episode. 1-28-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Gergen, director for the Center of Public Leadershp. 122104 2009 Colbert Report, The: David Grann T DVD -R HQ 10978 Episode. 3-17-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Grann, author, “The Lost City of Oz.” 122105 2008 Colbert Report, The: David Hajdu T DVD -R HQ 9964 Episode. 6-11-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Hajdu, author, “The Ten Cent Plague” 122106 2007 Colbert Report, The: David Kamp T DVD -R HQ 7764 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Kamp, author, "The United States of Arugula." 122107 2009 Colbert Report, The: David Kilcullen T DVD -R HQ 11242 Episode. 6-23-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Kilcullen, author, “The Accidental Guerilla.” 122108 2006 Colbert Report, The: David Kuo T DVD -R HQ 7090 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Kuo, author, "Tempting Faith." 122109 2008 Colbert Report, The: David Levy T DVD -R HQ 9529 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Levy, author, “Love + Sex With Robots.” 122110 2009 Colbert Report, The: David Plotz T DVD -R HQ 11015 Episode. 3-31-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Plotz, author, “The Good Book.” 122111 2010 Colbert Report, The: David Ross T DVD -R HQ 11795 Episode. 2-11-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Ross, director of the Whitney Museum of American Art. Stephen also talks with NBC Sports Broadcaster Al Michaels. 122112 2007 Colbert Report, The: David Schwartz T DVD -R HQ 9005 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Schwartz, chief curator, Museum of the Moving Image 122113 2008 Colbert Report, The: David Simon T DVD -R HQ 10458 Episode. 10-29-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Simon, producer-writer, The Wire, HBO series. 122114 2006 Colbert Report, The: David Sirota T DVD -R HQ 6260 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Sirota, author, "Hostile Takeover." 122115 2008 Colbert Report, The: David Sirota T DVD -R HQ 9998 Episode. 5-29-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Sirota, author, “The Uprising.” 122116 2007 Colbert Report, The: David Walker T DVD -R HQ 8396 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Walker, Government Accountability Office 122117 2006 Colbert Report, The: Dean Kaman T DVD -R HQ 7260 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dean Kaman, Inventor. 122118 2008 Colbert Report, The: Dean Kamen T DVD -R HQ 9775 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dean Kamen, inventor and entrepreneur, offers a solution to the global water problem. 122119 2008 Colbert Report, The: Deborah Tanner T DVD -R HQ 9523 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Deborah Tanner, author, “You’re Wearing That?” 122120 2009 Colbert Report, The: Decemberisis, The T DVD -R HQ 11084 Episode. 4-27-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: The Decemberisis, Chris Funk and Colin Meloy 122121 2008 Colbert Report, The: Dee Dee Myers T DVD -R HQ 9781 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dee Dee Myers, author, “Why Women Should Rule the World.” 122122 2009 Colbert Report, The: Dennis Dutton T DVD -R HQ 10822 Episode. 1-28-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dennis Dutton, author, “The Art Instinct.” 122123 2005 Colbert Report, The: Dermot Mulroney T DVD -R HQ 5030, 5170 Episode. 12-14-2005, 1-4-2006. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dermot Mulroney, actor, "The Family Stone." 122124 2009 Colbert Report, The: Derrick Pitts T DVD -R HQ 11013 Episode. 3-30-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Derrick Pitts, chief astronomer, The Franklin Institute 122125 2006 Colbert Report, The: Dhani Jones T DVD -R HQ 6460 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dhani Jones, Philadelphia Eagles 122126 2010 Colbert Report, The: Dick Ebersol T DVD -R HQ 11732 Episode. 1-20-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dick Ebersol, chairman of NBC Sports 122127 2006 Colbert Report, The: Dick Gregory T DVD -R HQ 5327 Episode Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: David Gregory, NBC News 122128 2008 Colbert Report, The: Dick Meyer T DVD -R HQ 10162 Episode. 8-13-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dick Meyer, author, “Why We Hate Us.” 122129 2008 Colbert Report, The: Dickson Despommier T DVD -R HQ 9966 Episode. 6-12-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dickson Despommier, Columbia University 122130 2008 Colbert Report, The: Dickson Despommier T DVD -R HQ 10036 Episode. 7-12-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dickson Despommier, Columbia University, talks about vertical gardening in urban areas of the future. 122131 2007 Colbert Report, The: Dinesh D'Souza T DVD -R HQ 7766 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dinesh D'Souza, author, "The Enemy at Home." 122132 2010 Colbert Report, The: Don Cheadle T DVD -R HQ 11815 Episode. 3-1-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Don Cheadle, actor, considers doing heroin for Darfur. Michael Buble sings two national anthems. 122133 2007 Colbert Report, The: Donna Shalala T DVD -R HQ 7870 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Donna Shalala, president, University of Miami 122134 2006 Colbert Report, The: Doris Kearns Goodwin T DVD -R HQ 7550 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Doris Kearns Goodwin, author, "Team of Rivals." 122135 2008 Colbert Report, The: Doris Kearns Goodwin T DVD -R HQ 10238 Episode. 9-3-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Doris Kearns Goodwin, historian 122136 2007 Colbert Report, The: Doug Bailey T DVD -R HQ 8720 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Doug Bailey, co-founder, Unity08 122137 2006 Colbert Report, The: Douglas Brinkley T DVD -R HQ 6310 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Douglas Brinkley, author, "The Great Deluge." 122138 2009 Colbert Report, The: Douglas Kmiec T DVD -R HQ 11067 Episode. 4-16-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Douglas Kmiec, Pepperdine University 122139 2009 Colbert Report, The: Douglas Rushkoff T DVD -R HQ 11293 Episode. 7-15-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Douglas Rushkoff, author, “Life, Inc.” 122140 2009 Colbert Report, The: Dr. Aaron Carroll T DVD -R HQ 11307 Episode. 7-21-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Aaron Carroll, Indiana University School of Medicine 122141 2007 Colbert Report, The: Dr. Andrew Weil T DVD -R HQ 8394 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Dr. Andrew Weil, www.drwell.com 122142 2007 Colbert Report, The: Dr. Craig Venter T DVD -R HQ 8040 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Craig Venter, founder, Synthetic Genomics 122143 2009 Colbert Report, The: Dr. David Kessler T DVD -R HQ 11086 Episode. 4-29-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. David Kessler, former FDA Commissioner 122144 2009 Colbert Report, The: Dr. Frances Collins T DVD -R HQ 11473 Episode. 10-01-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Frances Collins, director, National Institutes of Health 122145 2009 Colbert Report, The: Dr. Jay Keasling T DVD -R HQ 10946 Episode. 3-10-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Jay Keasling, Joint BioEnergy Institute 122146 2008 Colbert Report, The: Dr. Mehmet Oz T DVD -R HQ 9899 Episode. 5-12-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Mehmet Oz, author, “You - The Owner’s Manual.” Dr. Oz is Ophra Winfrey’s health expert and a surgeon. 122147 2007 Colbert Report, The: Dr. Michael D. Gershon T DVD -R HQ 8653 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Michael D. Gershon, author, "The Second Brain." 122148 2007 Colbert Report, The: Dr. Michael Shermer T DVD -R HQ 8935 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Michael Shermer, Publisher of Skeptic Magazine. 122149 2006 Colbert Report, The: Dr. Mike Novacek T DVD -R HQ 7330 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Mike Novacek, American Museum of Natural History 122150 2009 Colbert Report, The: Dr. Mitchell Joachim T DVD -R HQ 11115 Episode. 5-7-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Mitchell Joachim, urban designer 122151 2009 Colbert Report, The: Dr. Robert Ballard T DVD -R HQ 10864 Episode. 2-10-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Robert Ballard, Oceanographer. 122152 2006 Colbert Report, The: Dr. Shere Hite T DVD -R HQ 6049 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Shere Hite, author, "The Shere Hite Reader." 122153 2007 Colbert Report, The: Dr. Spencer Wells T DVD -R HQ 8931 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Spencer Wells, National Geographic Society. 122154 2009 Colbert Report, The: Ed Viestures T DVD -R HQ 11279 Episode. 7-2-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ed Viestures, mountain climber 122155 2007 Colbert Report, The: Ed Viesturs T DVD -R HQ 8193 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ed Viesturs, author, "No Shortcuts To the Top." 122156 2009 Colbert Report, The: Edmund Andrews T DVD -R HQ 11294 Episode. 7-16-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Edmund Andrews, Economics Reporter, The New York Times 122157 2007 Colbert Report, The: Elaine Pagels T DVD -R HQ 8380 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Elaine Pagels, co-author, "Reading Judas." 122158 2006 Colbert Report, The: Election Night T DVD -R HQ 7220 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Election Night -- November 2006 with Jon Stewart. 122159 2006 Colbert Report, The: Eli Pariser T DVD -R HQ 6640 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Eli Pariser, executive director, Moveon.org 122160 2005 Colbert Report, The: Eliot Spitzer T DVD -R HQ 4690, 4945 Episode. 11-7-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Eliot Spitzer, New York State Attorney General 122161 2010 Colbert Report, The: Eliot Spitzer T DVD -R HQ 11782 Episode. 2-2-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Former New York Governor and current columnist for Slate.com, Eliot Spitzer. Stephen talks with Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Henry Allen about the passing of J.D. Salinger. 122162 2009 Colbert Report, The: Elizabeth Alexander T DVD -R HQ 10797 Episode. 1-21-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Elizabeth Alexander, Yale University 122163 2009 Colbert Report, The: Elizabeth Binfliff T DVD -R HQ 11083 Episode. 4-23-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Elizabeth Binfliff, Heifer International West Africa Program Officer 122164 2006 Colbert Report, The: Elizabeth de la Vegas T DVD -R HQ 7530 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Elizabeth de la Vegas, author, "United States v. George Bush et al. 122165 2008 Colbert Report, The: Elizabeth Edwards T DVD -R HQ 10053 Episode. 7-17-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Elizabeth Edwards, author, “Saving Graces.” 122166 2009 Colbert Report, The: Elvis Costello T DVD -R HQ 11633 Episode. 11-19-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Singer Elvis Costello, “Spectacle.” 122167 2010 Colbert Report, The: Emily Pilloton T Episode. 1-18-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Activist Emily Pilloton, author of “Design Revolution: 100 Products That Empower People.” 122168 2006 Colbert Report, The: Emily Yoffe T DVD -R HQ 5480 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Emily Yoffe, slate.com 122169 2008 Colbert Report, The: Eric Roston T DVD -R HQ 10075 Episode. 7-29-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Eric Roston, author, “The Carbon Age.” 122170 2009 Colbert Report, The: Eric Schlosser T DVD -R HQ 11168 Episode. 6-3-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Eric Schlosser, co-producer, Food, Inc. 122171 2008 Colbert Report, The: Eric Weiner T DVD -R HQ 9551 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Eric Weiner, author, “The Geography of Bliss.” 122172 2010 Colbert Report, The: Erick Erickson T Episode. 1-4-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Erick Erickson, managing editor for RedState.com. 122173 2007 Colbert Report, The: Ethan Nadelmann T DVD -R HQ 7620 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ethan Nadelmann, www.drugpolicy.org 122174 2009 Colbert Report, The: Ethan Nadelmann T DVD -R HQ 11105 Episode. 4-30-2005. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ethan Nadelmann, Drug Policy Alliance 122175 2007 Colbert Report, The: Evan Osnos T DVD -R HQ 8820 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Evan Osnos, Chicago Tribune's Beijing Bureau Chief 122176 2005 Colbert Report, The: Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek T DVD -R HQ 4534 Episode. 10-20-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek. 122177 2007 Colbert Report, The: Father James Martin T DVD -R HQ 8974 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Father James Martin, author, "My Life With the Saints." 122178 2009 Colbert Report, The: Flaming Lips, The T DVD -R HQ 11422 Episode. 9-16-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: The Flaming Lips, Oklahoma psychedelic alternative rock band 122179 2009 Colbert Report, The: Frank Bruni T DVD -R HQ 11418 Episode. 9-17-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Restaurant Critic Frank Bruni of the New York Times 122180 2006 Colbert Report, The: Frank McCourt T DVD -R HQ 5300 Episode Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Frank McCourt, author, "Teacher Man" 122181 2006 Colbert Report, The: Frank Rich T DVD -R HQ 6870, 6050 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Frank Rich, columnist, New York Times. 122182 2009 Colbert Report, The: Frank Rich T DVD -R HQ 10795 Episode. 1-19-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Frank Rich, New York Times 122183 2007 Colbert Report, The: Frank Sulloway T DVD -R HQ 8760 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Frank Sulloway, author, "Born To Rebel." 122184 2006 Colbert Report, The: Frank Vincent T DVD -R HQ 5660 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Frank Vincent, author, "A Guy's Guide to Being a Man's Man." 122185 2008 Colbert Report, The: Frans de Waal T DVD -R HQ 9580 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Frans de Waal, author, “Our Inner Ape.” 122186 2009 Colbert Report, The: Gail Collins T DVD -R HQ 11562 Episode. 10-27-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Gail Collins, New York Times, author, “When Everything Changed.” 122187 2008 Colbert Report, The: Garrett Reisman T DVD -R HQ 10071 Episode. 7-24-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Garrett Reisman, astronaut. 122188 2007 Colbert Report, The: Garrison Keillor T DVD -R HQ 8972 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Garrison Keillor, author, "Pontoon." 122189 2007 Colbert Report, The: Garry Kasparov T DVD -R HQ 9123 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Garry Kasparov, author, “How Life Imitates Chess.” 122190 2010 Colbert Report, The: Garry Willis T DVD -R HQ 11817 Episode. 3-3-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Garry Willis says the president has too much power. Scheherazade Rehman debates Greece’s economy, 122191 2006 Colbert Report, The: Gary Hart T DVD -R HQ 5720 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Gary Hart, former U.S. Senator 122192 2008 Colbert Report, The: Gary Rosen T DVD -R HQ 9460 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Gary Rosen, Managing Editor, Commentary Magazine 122193 2009 Colbert Report, The: General Tony Zinni T DVD -R HQ 11336 Episode. 8-3-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: General Tony Zinni, former commander-in-chief, United States Control Command. 122194 2007 Colbert Report, The: General Wesley Clark T DVD -R HQ 9075 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: General Wesley Clark, author, “A Time To Lead.” 122195 2008 Colbert Report, The: Geoffrey Canada T DVD -R HQ 10609 Episode. 12-8-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Geoffrey Canada, Harlem Children’s Zone 122196 2006 Colbert Report, The: Geoffrey Nunberg T DVD -R HQ 6719 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Geoffrey Nunberg, author, "Talking Right." 122197 2008 Colbert Report, The: George Johnson T DVD -R HQ 9891 Episode. 5-7-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: George Johnson, author, “The Ten Most Beautiful Experiments.” 122198 2008 Colbert Report, The: George McGovern T DVD -R HQ 9758 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: George McGovern, co-author, “Out of Iraq.” 122199 2006 Colbert Report, The: George Packer T DVD -R HQ 5460 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: George Packer, author, "The Assassins' Gate" 122200 2007 Colbert Report, The: George Saunders T DVD -R HQ 9073 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: George Saunders, author, “The Braindead Megaphone.” 122201 2006 Colbert Report, The: George Stephanopoulos T DVD -R HQ 5280 Episode Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: George Stephanopoulos, "This Week With George Stephanopoulos." 122202 2010 Colbert Report, The: George Stephanopoulos T DVD -R HQ 11792 Episode. 2-9-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: George Stephanopoulos, chief political correspondent for ABC News and co-host of Good Morning America. Also, Stephen talks with Connecticut Senator Christopher Dodd about corporations having unlimited political ad donations. 122203 2008 Colbert Report, The: George Will T DVD -R HQ 10011 Episode. 6-3-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: George Will, author “One Man’s America.” 122204 2008 Colbert Report, The: Geraldo Rivera T DVD -R HQ 9759 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Geraldo Rivera, author, “Hispanic.” 122205 2006 Colbert Report, The: Gideon Yago T DVD -R HQ 6730 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Gideon Yago, MTV News 122206 2007 Colbert Report, The: Gina Kolata T DVD -R HQ 8440 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Gina Kolata, author, "Rethinking Thin." 122207 2006 Colbert Report, The: Gov. Brian Schweitzer. T DVD -R HQ 7070 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Gov. Brian Schweitzer, Senator, D-Montana. 122208 2006 Colbert Report, The: Gov. Christine Todd Whitman T DVD -R HQ 5400, 5470 Episode Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Governor Christie Todd Whitman 122209 2008 Colbert Report, The: Gov. David Patrson T DVD -R HQ 10254 Episode. 9-5-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Gov. David Paterson, Democrat, New York 122210 2008 Colbert Report, The: Gov. Ed Rendell T DVD -R HQ 9845 Episode. 4-16-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Gov. Ed Rendell, Democrat, Pennsylvania. In Philadelphia for the Pennsylvania Democratic Primary, 2008. 122211 2007 Colbert Report, The: Gov. Howard Dean T DVD -R HQ 8540 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Gov. Howard Dean, chairman, Democratic National Committee 122212 2009 Colbert Report, The: Green Day T DVD -R HQ 11148 Episode. 5-21-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Billie Joe Armstrong, Green Day 122213 2005 Colbert Report, The: Greg Behrendt T DVD -R HQ 4596 Episode. 10-25-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Greg Behrendt, co-author, "It's Called a Breakup Because Its Broken." 122214 2008 Colbert Report, The: Gregory Rodriguez T DVD -R HQ 9726 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Gregory Rodriguez, author, “Mongrels, Bastards, Orphans and Vagabonds.” 122215 2008 Colbert Report, The: Grover Norquist T DVD -R HQ 9915 Episode. 5-14-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Grover Norquist, author, “Leave Us Alone.” 122216 2006 Colbert Report, The: Gustavo Arellano T DVD -R HQ 6292 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Gustavo Arellano "Ask a Mexican" OC Weekly. 122217 2009 Colbert Report, The: H.M. Queen Noor T DVD -R HQ 11038 Episode. 4-7-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: H.M. Queen Noor, leader, Global Zero 122218 2010 Colbert Report, The: Harold Ford Jr. T DVD -R HQ 11781 Episode. 2-1-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Republican candidate for the New York Senate, Harold Ford Jr. Stephen talks with sports psychologist Nicole Detling Miller and speed skater Jessica Smith 122219 2006 Colbert Report, The: Harry Shearer T DVD -R HQ 7440 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Harry Shearer, author, "Not Enough Indians." 122220 2006 Colbert Report, The: Harvey Mansfield T DVD -R HQ 5810 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Harvey Mansfield, author, "Manliness." 122221 2009 Colbert Report, The: Helen Fisher T DVD -R HQ 10896 Episode. 2-23-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Helen Fisher, author, “Why Him? Why Her?” 122222 2009 Colbert Report, The: Henry Louis Gates, Jr. T DVD -R HQ 10842 Episode. 2-3-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Henry Louis Gates, Jr., “Looking for Lincoln” PBS. 122223 2010 Colbert Report, The: Henry Louis Gates T DVD -R HQ 11784 Episode. 2-4-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates on his PBS special on DNA testing. 122224 2008 Colbert Report, The: Henry Louis Gates, Jr. T DVD -R HQ 9703 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Henry Louis Gates, Jr., African American Lives series on PBS. 122225 2008 Colbert Report, The: Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Rep. Patrick Murphy, John Edwards T DVD -R HQ 9845 Episode. 4-17-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, 2008 Democratic candidates. Democratic John Edwards. Rep. Patrick Murphy, Democrat. In Philadelphia for the Pennsylvania Democratic Primary, 2008. 122226 2009 Colbert Report, The: Howard Fineman T DVD -R HQ 10947 Episode. 3-11-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Howard Fineman, author, “The Thirteen American Arguments.” 122227 2008 Colbert Report, The: Howard Kurz T DVD -R HQ 9751 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Howard Kurtz, author, “Really Show.” 122228 2006 Colbert Report, The: Howell Rainer T DVD -R HQ 6500 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Howell Rainer, author, "The One That Got Away." 122229 2006 Colbert Report, The: Hugh Hewitt T DVD -R HQ 5991 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Hugh Hewitt, author, "Painting the Map Red." 122230 2007 Colbert Report, The: Ian Bogost T DVD -R HQ 8851 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ian Bogost, author, "Persuasive Games." 122231 2009 Colbert Report, The: In Iraq: Day Four T DVD -R HQ 11198 Episode. 6-11-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. The show originates from Iraq, Day Four. Guest: Cmd. Sgt. Maj. Frank A. Grippe, Multi-National Corps, Iraq 122232 2009 Colbert Report, The: In Iraq: Day One T DVD -R HQ 11195 Episode. 6-8-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. The show originates from Iraq, Day One. Guest: Gen. Ray Odierno, Commanding General, Multi-National Force, Iraq 122233 2009 Colbert Report, The: In Iraq: Day Three T DVD -R HQ 11197 Episode. 6-10-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. The show originates from Iraq, Day Three. Guest: Lt. Gen. Charles H. Jacoby, Jr., Commanding General, MNC, Iraq 122234 2009 Colbert Report, The: In Iraq: Day Two T DVD -R HQ 11196 Episode. 6-9-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. The show originates from Iraq, Day Two. Guests: Specialist Tareq Salha, Arabic Interpreter, 111th Military Intelligence Brigade and Sgt. Robin Balcom, Squad Leader, 463rd Military Police Co. 122235 2008 Colbert Report, The: Ingrid Newkirk T DVD -R HQ 9716 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ingrid Newkirk, “I Am An Animal,” HBO. 122236 2009 Colbert Report, The: Ira Glass T DVD -R HQ 11082 Episode. 4-22-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ira Glass, author, “This American Life.” 122237 2007 Colbert Report, The: J. Craig Venter T DVD -R HQ 9193 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: J. Craig Venter, author, “A Life Decoded.” 122238 2009 Colbert Report, The: J.J. Abrams T DVD -R HQ 11106 Episode. 5-4-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: J.J. Abrams, director, “Star Trek.” 122239 2009 Colbert Report, The: Jabari Asim T DVD -R HQ 10796 Episode. 1-20-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jabari Asim, author, “What Obama Means.” 122240 2007 Colbert Report, The: Jabari Asim. T DVD -R HQ 8240 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jabari Asim, author, "The 'N' World." 122241 2006 Colbert Report, The: Jack Welch T DVD -R HQ 7671 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Former GE CEO Jack Welch. 122242 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jackson Browne T DVD -R HQ 10321 Episode. 9-23-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jackson Browne, Time the Conquerer 122243 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jacob Weisberg T DVD -R HQ 9670 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jacob Weisberg, author, “The Bush Tragedy.” 122244 2006 Colbert Report, The: James Carville T DVD -R HQ 6911 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: James Carville, executive producer, "All The King's Men." 122245 2010 Colbert Report, The: James Fowler T Episode. 1-7-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: James Fowler, political scientist and co-author of “Connected: The Surprising Power of Our Social Networks and How They Shape Our Lives.” 122246 2008 Colbert Report, The: James Howard Kunstler T DVD -R HQ 9868 Episode. 5-1-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: James Howard Kunstler, author, “World Made By Hand.” 122247 2008 Colbert Report, The: James Taylor T DVD -R HQ 10344 Episode. 9-30-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: James Taylor, “Covers.” 122248 2006 Colbert Report, The: James Webb T DVD -R HQ 5620 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: James Webb, former secretary of the Navy 122249 2006 Colbert Report, The: James Woolsey T DVD -R HQ 5440 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: James Woolsey, former CIA director. 122250 2007 Colbert Report, The: Jane Fonda T DVD -R HQ 8489 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jane Fonda, actor, "Georgia Rule." 122251 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jane Mayer T DVD -R HQ 10145 Episode. 8-12-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jane Mayer, author, “Dark Side: The Inside Story of How the War on Terror Turned Into a War on American Ideals.” 122252 2007 Colbert Report, The: Jann Wenner T DVD -R HQ 8501 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jann Wenner, founder, Rolling Stone magazine. 122253 2006 Colbert Report, The: Janna Levin T DVD -R HQ 6748 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Janna Levin, author, "A Madman Dreams of Turing Machine." 122254 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jared Cohen T DVD -R HQ 9522 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jared Cohen, author, “Children of Jihad.” 122255 2007 Colbert Report, The: Jared Diamond T DVD -R HQ 8560 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jared Diamond, author, "Guns, Germs and Steel." 122256 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jason Riley T DVD -R HQ 10035 Episode. 7-15-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jason Riley, author, “Let Them In.” 122257 2007 Colbert Report, The: Jeanne Hewalls T DVD -R HQ 8291 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jeanne Hewalls, author, "The Glass Castle." 122258 2007 Colbert Report, The: Jed Babbin T DVD -R HQ 7879 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jed Babbin, Editor, Human Events 122259 2005 Colbert Report, The: Jeff Daniels T DVD -R HQ 4609 Episode. 10-27-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jeff Daniels, actor, "The Squid and the Octopus." 122260 2009 Colbert Report, The: Jeff Daniels T DVD -R HQ 11131 Episode. 5-11-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jeff Daniels, actor, “God of Carnage.” 122261 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jeff Gore T DVD -R HQ 9857 (No Number on Disc) Episode. 4-9-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jeff Gore, Founder, Citizens for Retiring the Penny 122262 2006 Colbert Report, The: Jeff Greenfield T DVD -R HQ 7230 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jeff Greenfield, CNN 122263 2006 Colbert Report, The: Jeff Swartz T DVD -R HQ 7280 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jeff Swartz, CEO, Timberland 122264 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jeff Tweedy T DVD -R HQ 10459 Episode. 10-30-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jeff Tweedy, Wilco 122265 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jeffrey Goldberg T DVD -R HQ 10592 Episode. 12-2-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic 122266 2007 Colbert Report, The: Jeffrey Toobin T DVD -R HQ 8987 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jeffrey Toobin, author, "The Nine." 122267 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jennifer 8 Lee T DVD -R HQ 9725 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jennifer 8 Lee, author, “The Fortune Cookie Chronicles.” 122268 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jennifer Hooper McCarty T DVD -R HQ 9908 Episode. 5-13-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jennifer Hooper McCarty, co-author, “What Really Sank the Titanic.” 122269 2007 Colbert Report, The: Jerome Groopman, M.D. T DVD -R HQ 8190 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jerome Groopman, M.D., author, "How Doctors Think." 122270 2009 Colbert Report, The: Jerry Mitchell T DVD -R HQ 11514 Episode. 10-15-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jerry Mitchell, Investigative Reporter, The Clarion-Ledger 122271 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jesse Ventura T DVD -R HQ 9828 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jesse Ventura, “Don’t Start the Revolution Without Me.” 122272 2007 Colbert Report, The: Jessica Valenti T DVD -R HQ 8639 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jessica Valenti, Executive Editor, Feministing.com 122273 2005 Colbert Report, The: Jim Cramer T DVD -R HQ 4550 Episode. 10-21-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jim Cramer, Financial Expert 122274 2007 Colbert Report, The: Jim Cramer T DVD -R HQ 7640 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jim Cramer, author, "Mad Money." 122275 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jim Cramer T DVD -R HQ 10372 Episode. 10-6-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jim Cramer, Mad Money, NBC 122276 2007 Colbert Report, The: Jim Fallows T DVD -R HQ 8231 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jim Fallows, the Atlantic Monthly. 122277 2009 Colbert Report, The: Jim Fouratt T DVD -R HQ 11244 Episode. 6-25-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jim Fouratt, Gay Activist 122278 2006 Colbert Report, The: Jim Lehrer T DVD -R HQ 7410 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jim Lehrer, Anchor, The News Hour, PBS 122279 2009 Colbert Report, The: Jim Lehrer T DVD -R HQ 11066 Episode. 4-15-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jim Lehrer, author, “Oh, Johnny: A Novel.” 122280 2007 Colbert Report, The: Jim Lovell T DVD -R HQ 9031 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jim Lovell, astronaut 122281 2009 Colbert Report, The: Jim Rogers T DVD -R HQ 11222 Episode. 6-16-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jim Rogers, CEO Duke Energy 122282 2006 Colbert Report, The: Joe Quesada T DVD -R HQ 6540 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Joe Quesada, Editor-in-Chief, Marvel Comics 122283 2006 Colbert Report, The: Joe Scarborough T DVD -R HQ 6470 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Joe Scarborough, MSNBC 122284 2008 Colbert Report, The: Joe Scarborough T DVD -R HQ 10368 Episode. 10-8-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Joe Scarborough, Morning Joe, MSNBC 122285 2007 Colbert Report, The: Joel Klein T DVD -R HQ 8973 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Joel Klein, New York City Schools Chancellor 122286 2009 Colbert Report, The: Johan Rensfeldt T DVD -R HQ 11326 Episode. 7-27-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Johan Rensfeldt, Movits singing group 122287 2007 Colbert Report, The: John Amaechi T DVD -R HQ 8570 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Amaechi, author, "Man in the Middle." 122288 2009 Colbert Report, The: John Darnielle T DVD -R HQ 11475 Episode. 10-06-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Darnielle, musician, the Mountain Goals 122289 2010 Colbert Report, The: John Durant T DVD -R HQ 11783 Episode. 2-3-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Durant, founder of Hunter-Gatherer.com. He also talks with the founder of America Works, Pete Cove. 122290 2010 Colbert Report, The: John Farmer T DVD -R HQ 11733 Episode. 1-21-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Farmer, senior counsel to the 9/11 commission and author of “The Ground Truth: The Untold Story of America Under Attack on 9/11. 122291 2009 Colbert Report, The: John Fetterman T DVD -R HQ 10898 Episode. 2-25-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Fetterman, mayor of Braddock, Pennsylvania 122292 2007 Colbert Report, The: John Grisham T DVD -R HQ 8988 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Grisham, author, "Playing for Pizza." 122293 2010 Colbert Report, The: John Heilemann T Episode. 1-13-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Journalist John Heilemann, co-author of “Game Change: Obama and the Clintons, McCain and Palin and the Race of a Lifetime.” 122294 2007 Colbert Report, The: John Kao T DVD -R HQ 9033 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Kao, author, “Innovation Nation.” 122295 2006 Colbert Report, The: John Kasich T DVD -R HQ 5693 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Kasich, "The Heartland with John Kasich." 122296 2009 Colbert Report, The: John Kling T DVD -R HQ 10731 Episode. 1-5-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Kling, Chief National Correspondent, CNN 122297 2008 Colbert Report, The: John Legend T DVD -R HQ 9727 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Legend, Live From Philadelphia 122298 2008 Colbert Report, The: John McWhorter T DVD -R HQ 10236 Episode. 8-29-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John McWhorter, author, “All About the Beat” 122299 2007 Colbert Report, The: John Mellencamp T DVD -R HQ 8750 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Mellencamp, singer. 122300 2007 Colbert Report, The: John Perry Barlow T DVD -R HQ 8230 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Perry Barlow, author, "The Electronic Frontier Foundation." 122301 2009 Colbert Report, The: John Podesta T DVD -R HQ 10823 Episode. 1-29-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Podesta, author, “The Power of Progress.” 122302 2006 Colbert Report, The: John Sexton T DVD -R HQ 7490 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Sexton, president, New York University 122303 2006 Colbert Report, The: John Stossel T DVD -R HQ 5240 Episode. 1-11-2006 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: John Stossel, ABC News 122304 2006 Colbert Report, The: Jon Meacham T DVD -R HQ 5990 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jon Meacham, author, "American Gospel." 122305 2009 Colbert Report, The: Jon Meacham T DVD -R HQ 10798 Episode. 1-22-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jon Meacham, author, “The American Lion.” 122306 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jon Paskowitz T DVD -R HQ 10008 Episode. 6-2-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jon Paskowitz, Surfwise. 122307 2009 Colbert Report, The: Jonah Lehrer T DVD -R HQ 10844 Episode. 2-5-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jonah Lehrer, author, “How We Decide.” 122308 2006 Colbert Report, The: Jonathan Adler T DVD -R HQ 6100 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jonathan Adler, author, "The Defining Moment." 122309 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jonathan Alter T DVD -R HQ 10446 Episode. 10-23-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jonathan Alter, author, “The Defining Moment.” 122310 2009 Colbert Report, The: Jonathan Cohn T DVD -R HQ 11347 Episode. 8-11-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jonathan Cohn, senior editor, The New Republic 122311 2010 Colbert Report, The: Jonathan Safran Foer T DVD -R HQ 11791 Episode. 2-8-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jonathan Safran Foer, author of “Eating Animals.” 122312 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jonathan Zihrain T DVD -R HQ 9968 Episode. 6-17-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jonathan Zihrain, author, “The Future of the Internet.” 122313 2008 Colbert Report, The: Jorge Ramos T DVD -R HQ 10144 Episode. 8-11-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Jorge Ramos, anchor for Univision 122314 2008 Colbert Report, The: Joseph Stiglitz T DVD -R HQ 10407 Episode. 10-14-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Joseph Stiglitz, Columbia University 122315 2007 Colbert Report, The: Josh Wolf T DVD -R HQ 8654 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Josh Wolf, Video Blogger. 122316 2009 Colbert Report, The: Joshua Micah Marshall T DVD -R HQ 11223 Episode. 6-17-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Joshua Micah Marshall, TalkingPointsMemo.com 122317 2009 Colbert Report, The: Juan Cole T DVD -R HQ 10979 Episode. 3-18-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Juan Cole, author, “Engaging the Muslim World.” 122318 2007 Colbert Report, The: Judd Apatow T DVD -R HQ 8853 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Judd Apatow, producer, "Superbad." 122319 2008 Colbert Report, The: Judge Andrew Napolitano T DVD -R HQ 9621 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Judge Andrew Napolitano, author, “A Nation of Sheep.” 122320 2005 Colbert Report, The: Judge Tubb Jones T DVD -R HQ 4669 Episode. 11-3-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Judge Tubb Jones. 122321 2007 Colbert Report, The: Judy Woodruff T DVD -R HQ 7760 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Judy Woodruff, "Generation Next: Speak Up, Be Heard." 122322 2008 Colbert Report, The: Junot Diaz T DVD -R HQ 9970 Episode. 6-18-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Junot Diaz, author, “The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao.” 122323 2007 Colbert Report, The: Kathleen Kennedy Townsend T DVD -R HQ 8821 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, author, "Failing America's Faithful." 122324 2008 Colbert Report, The: Kathleen Parker T DVD -R HQ 10406 Episode. 10-13-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Syndicated Columnist Kathleen Parker 122325 2010 Colbert Report, The: Kathleen Sebelius T Episode. 1-14-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Secretary for Health and Human Service Kathleen Sebelius. 122326 2009 Colbert Report, The: Kathryn Bigelow T DVD -R HQ 11329 Episode. 7-30-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Kathryn Bigelow, director, “The Hurt Locker.” 122327 2010 Colbert Report, The: Kati Marton T DVD -R HQ 11751 Episode. 1-25-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Journalist Kati Marton, author of “Enemies of the People: My Family’s Journey to America. 122328 2006 Colbert Report, The: Katie Couric T DVD -R HQ 8208 Episode Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Katie Couric, CBS News 122329 2005 Colbert Report, The: Katrina vanden Heuvel T DVD -R HQ 4890 Episode. 11-30-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Katrina vanden Heuvel, editor and publisher, The Nation 122330 2007 Colbert Report, The: Katrina vanden Heuvel T DVD -R HQ 8290 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Katrina vanden Heuvel, journalist, The Nation. 122331 2009 Colbert Report, The: Katty Kay T DVD -R HQ 11167 Episode. 6-2-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Katty Kay, BBC News, co-author, “Womenomics.” 122332 2006 Colbert Report, The: Keith Olbermann, MSNBC T DVD -R HQ 5640 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Keith Olbermann, MSNBC 122333 2009 Colbert Report, The: Ken Burns T DVD -R HQ 11446 Episode. 9-24-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ken Burns, co-author, “The National Parks.” 122334 2005 Colbert Report, The: Ken Burns T DVD -R HQ 4649 Episode. 11-1-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ken Burns, documentary maker 122335 2006 Colbert Report, The: Ken Jennings T DVD -R HQ 6860 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ken Jennings, author, "Brainiac." 122336 2006 Colbert Report, The: Kenneth Miller T DVD -R HQ 5200 Episode. 1-12-2006 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Kenneth Miller, professor, Brown University 122337 2008 Colbert Report, The: Kenneth R. Miller T DVD -R HQ 9967 Episode. 6-16-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Kenneth R. Miller, author, “Only a Theory.” 122338 2009 Colbert Report, The: Kevin Baker T DVD -R HQ 11328 Episode. 7-29-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Kevin Baker, contributing editor, Harper’s Magazine 122339 2008 Colbert Report, The: Kevin Costner T DVD -R HQ 10125 Episode. 8-6-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Kevin Costner, actor-producer, “Swing Vote.” 122340 2008 Colbert Report, The: Kevin Johnson T DVD -R HQ 10517 Episode. 11-11-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Kevin Johnson, major-elect of Sacramento 122341 2009 Colbert Report, The: Kevin Mattson T DVD -R HQ 11253 Episode. 6-30-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Kevin Mattson, author, “What the Heck Are You Up To, Mr. President?” 122342 2006 Colbert Report, The: Kevin Phillips T DVD -R HQ 6080 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Kevin Phillips, author, "American Theocracy." 122343 2009 Colbert Report, The: Kris Kobach T DVD -R HQ 11338 Episode. 8-5-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Kris Kobach, professor, University of Missouri-Kansas City 122344 2009 Colbert Report, The: Kris Kristofferson T DVD -R HQ 10899 Episode. 2-26-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Kris Kristofferson, singer, songwriter. 122345 2009 Colbert Report, The: Kurt Anderson T DVD -R HQ 11337 Episode. 8-4-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Kurt Anderson, Studio 360 with Kurt Anderson, PRI 122346 2006 Colbert Report, The: Lama Surya Das T DVD -R HQ 5510 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Lama Surya Das, Buddhist Scholar 122347 2007 Colbert Report, The: Lance Armstrong T DVD -R HQ 7763 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Lance Armstrong, cyclist 122348 2009 Colbert Report, The: Lara Logan T DVD -R HQ 11688 Episode. 12-10-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Lara Logan, Correspondent, “60 Minutes.” 122349 2007 Colbert Report, The: Larry King T DVD -R HQ 8070 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Larry King, "Larry King Live" CNN. 122350 2008 Colbert Report, The: Laura D’Andrea Tyson T DVD -R HQ 10237 Episode. 9-2-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Laura D’Andrea Tyson, former Clinton Administration Economic Advisor 122351 2009 Colbert Report, The: Laurie Garrett T DVD -R HQ 11114 Episode. 5-6-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Laurie Garrett, Council on Foreign Relations 122352 2009 Colbert Report, The: Lawrence Lessig T DVD -R HQ 10756 Episode. 1-8-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Lawrence Lessig, author, “Remix.” 122353 2006 Colbert Report, The: Lee Silver T DVD -R HQ 6450 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Lee Silver, author, "Challenging Nature." 122354 2007 Colbert Report, The: Leon Botstein T DVD -R HQ 8630 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Leon Botstein, President, Bard College. 122355 2005 Colbert Report, The: Leslie Stahl of 60 Minutes T DVD -R HQ 4531 (Missing Credits) Episode. 10-18-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Leslie Stahl of 60 Minutes: "The six minutes she always dreamed about." 122356 2009 Colbert Report, The: Leymah Gbowee T DVD -R HQ 11292 Episode. 7-14-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Leymah Gbowee, Pray the Devil Back to Hell 122357 2006 Colbert Report, The: Linda Hirschman T DVD -R HQ 6588 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Linda Hirschman, author, "Get To Work." 122358 2009 Colbert Report, The: Lisa Hannigan T DVD -R HQ 10945 Episode. 3-9-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Lisa Hannigan, musician, “Sea Sew.” 122359 2008 Colbert Report, The: Lisa Randall T DVD -R HQ 9654 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Lisa Randall, author, “Warped Passages.” 122360 2006 Colbert Report, The: Lorraine Bracco T DVD -R HQ 5630 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Lorraine Bracco, actor, "The Sopranos." 122361 2005 Colbert Report, The: Lou Dobbs, CNN T DVD -R HQ 4570 Episode. 10-24-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Lou Dobbs, CNN. . 122362 2007 Colbert Report, The: Lou Dobbs. CNN T DVD -R HQ 7830 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Lou Dobbs, CNN Commentator 122363 2006 Colbert Report, The: Lowell Bergman T DVD -R HQ 6960 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Lowell Bergman, Commentator, Frontline 122364 2008 Colbert Report, The: Lucas Conley T DVD -R HQ 10123 Episode. 8-4-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Lucas Conley, author, “OBD: Obsessive Branding Disorder.” 122365 2006 Colbert Report, The: Madeleine Albright T DVD -R HQ 6070 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Madeleine Albright, author, "The Mighty & the Almighty." 122366 2008 Colbert Report, The: Madeline Albright T DVD -R HQ 9839 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Madeline Albright, author, “Memo to the President Elect.” 122367 2007 Colbert Report, The: Malcolm Gladwell T DVD -R HQ 8430 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Malcolm Gladwell, author, "Bunk." 122368 2008 Colbert Report, The: Malcolm Gladwell T DVD -R HQ 10546 Episode. 11-17-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Malcolm Gladwell, author, “Outllers: The Story of Success.” 122369 2009 Colbert Report, The: Malcolm Gladwell T DVD -R HQ 11631 Episode. 11-17-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Malcolm Gladwell, author, “What the Dog Saw.” 122370 2007 Colbert Report, The: Mara Vanderslice T DVD -R HQ 8080 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mara Vanderslice, founder, Common Good Strategies 122371 2008 Colbert Report, The: Margaret Spelling T DVD -R HQ 10055 Episode. 7-22-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Margaret Spelling, Secretary of Education 122372 2008 Colbert Report, The: Maria Shriver T DVD -R HQ 9875 Episode. 4-24-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Maria Shriver, author, “Just Who Will You Be.” 122373 2009 Colbert Report, The: Maria Shriver T DVD -R HQ 11612 Episode. 11-10-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Maria Shriver, first lady of California, and TV News Journalist. 122374 2009 Colbert Report, The: Mark Bittman T DVD -R HQ 10922 Episode. 3-3-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mark Bittman, New York Times, author, “Food Matter: A Guide to Unconscious Eating.” 122375 2006 Colbert Report, The: Mark Bowden T DVD -R HQ 6320 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mark Bowden, author, 'Ghosts of the Ayatollah." 122376 2006 Colbert Report, The: Mark Cuban T DVD -R HQ 5177, 5040. Episode. 1-5-2006 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mark Cuban, owner, Dallas Mavericks 122377 2009 Colbert Report, The: Mark Devlin T DVD -R HQ 11349 Episode. 8-13-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mark Devlin, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania 122378 2007 Colbert Report, The: Mark Frauenfelder T DVD -R HQ 8089 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mark Frauenfelder, Editor-in-Chief, Make Magazine 122379 2007 Colbert Report, The: Mark Frauenfelder T DVD -R HQ 8089 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mark Frauenfelder, Editor-in-Chief, Make Magazine 122380 2006 Colbert Report, The: Mark Halperin T DVD -R HQ 7210 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mark Halperin, political director, ABC News. 122381 2009 Colbert Report, The: Mark Johnson T DVD -R HQ 11348 Episode. 8-12-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mark Johnson, Playingforchange.com 122382 2007 Colbert Report, The: Mark Moffett T DVD -R HQ 8740 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mark Moffett, scientist, Smithsonian Institute 122383 2006 Colbert Report, The: Markos Moulitsas Zuniga T DVD -R HQ 5820 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Markos Moulitsas Zuniga, author, "Crashing the Gate." 122384 2008 Colbert Report, The: Marla Bartiromo T DVD -R HQ 10283 Episode. 9-18-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Marla Bartiromo, CNBC “Closing Bell.” 122385 2006 Colbert Report, The: Martin Short T DVD -R HQ 6790 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Martin Short, actor, "Fame Becomes Me." 122386 2010 Colbert Report, The: Mary Matalin T DVD -R HQ 11855 Episode. 3-18-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Republican Strategist Mary Matalin. Also, Father James Martin, author of “The Jesuit Guide to Almost Everything,” is about social justice. 122387 2005 Colbert Report, The: Mary Roach T DVD -R HQ 4720 Episode. 11-9-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mary Roach, author, "Spook: Science Tackles the Afterlife." 122388 2009 Colbert Report, The: Matt Jaibbi T DVD -R HQ 11687 Episode. 12-9-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Matt Jaibbi, Rolling Stone Contributing Editor 122389 2009 Colbert Report, The: Matt Latimer T DVD -R HQ 11471 Episode. 9-29-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Matt Latimer, former speechwriter for President Bush. 122390 2009 Colbert Report, The: Matt Miller T DVD -R HQ 10736 Episode. 1-6-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Matt Miller, author, “The Tyranny of Dead Ideas.” 122391 2005 Colbert Report, The: Matt Taibbi T DVD -R HQ 4790 Episode. 11-16-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Matt Taibbi, contributing editor, Rolling Stone 122392 2008 Colbert Report, The: Matt Taibbi T DVD -R HQ 9491 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Matt Taibbi, Rolling Stone Magazine 122393 2009 Colbert Report, The: Matthew Crawford T DVD -R HQ 11243 Episode. 6-24-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Matthew Crawford, author, “Shop Class as Soulcraft.” 122394 2005 Colbert Report, The: Maureen Dowd T DVD -R HQ 4940 Episode. 12-5-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Maureen Dowd, author, "Are Men Necessary?" 122395 2009 Colbert Report, The: Meghan McCain T DVD -R HQ 11145 Episode. 5-18-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Meghan McCain, TheDailyBest.com 122396 2009 Colbert Report, The: Meryl Streep T DVD -R HQ 11339 Episode. 8-6-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Meryl Streep, actor, “Julie & Julia.” 122397 2007 Colbert Report, The: Michael Beschloss T DVD -R HQ 8822 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Beschloss, author, "Presidential Courage." 122398 2006 Colbert Report, The: Michael Brown T DVD -R HQ 5740 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Brown, former director of FEMA 122399 2006 Colbert Report, The: Michael Eric Dyson T DVD -R HQ 5530 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Eric Dyson, author, "Come Hell Or High Water." 122400 2007 Colbert Report, The: Michael Eric Dyson T DVD -R HQ 8140 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Eric Dyson, author, "Debating Race.". 122401 2008 Colbert Report, The: Michael Farris T DVD -R HQ 10432 Episode. 10-21-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Farris, chancellor, Patrick Henry College 122402 2007 Colbert Report, The: Michael J. Behe T DVD -R HQ 8824 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael J. Behe, author, "The Edge of Evolution." 122403 2007 Colbert Report, The: Michael Jacobsen T DVD -R HQ 8854 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Jacobsen, Center for Science in the Public Interest 122404 2006 Colbert Report, The: Michael Lewis T DVD -R HQ 6990 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Lewis, author, "The Blind Side." 122405 2008 Colbert Report, The: Michael Lewis T DVD -R HQ 10556 Episode. 11-19-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Lewis, Editor of Panic. 122406 2008 Colbert Report, The: Michael Phelps T DVD -R HQ 10617 Episode. 12-11-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Phelps, Olympic Gold Medalist in Swimming 122407 2006 Colbert Report, The: Michael Pollan T DVD -R HQ 6270 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Pollan, author, "The Omnivore's Dilemma." 122408 2009 Colbert Report, The: Michael Pollan T DVD -R HQ 11133 Episode. 5-13-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Pollan, author, “The Defense of Food.” 122409 2008 Colbert Report, The: Michael Reynolds T DVD -R HQ 9798 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Reynolds, Eco Architect 122410 2006 Colbert Report, The: Michael Smerconish T DVD -R HQ 5770 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Smerconish, author, "Muzzled." 122411 2007 Colbert Report, The: Michael Specter T DVD -R HQ 8098 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Specter, writer, New Yorker 122412 2007 Colbert Report, The: Michael Steele T DVD -R HQ 7829 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Steele, former Republican Lt. Gov. of MD. 122413 2007 Colbert Report, The: Michael Wallis T DVD -R HQ 8932 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michael Wallis, author, "The Lincoln Highway 122414 2008 Colbert Report, The: Michelle Obama T DVD -R HQ 9835 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Michelle Obama, wife of Barack Obama, 2008 Democratic candidate for President. 122415 2010 Colbert Report, The: Mika Brzezinski T DVD -R HQ 11752 Episode. 1-26-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mika Drzezinski, co-host of Morning Joe and the author of “All Things at Once.” Colbert also talks with political commentator Paul Begala. 122416 2006 Colbert Report, The: Mike Huckabee T DVD -R HQ 6010. 6030 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Governor Mike Huckabee, Republican from Arkansas 122417 2008 Colbert Report, The: Mike Huckabee T DVD -R HQ 10168 Episode. 8-27-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mike Huckabee, former Republican candidate for president. 122418 2009 Colbert Report, The: Mike Krzyzewski T DVD -R HQ 11081 Episode. 4-21-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mike Krzyzewski, Duke basketball coach, co-author, “The Gold Standard.” 122419 2007 Colbert Report, The: Mike Wallace T DVD -R HQ 7849 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mike Wallace, former Commentator "60 Minutes." 122420 2008 Colbert Report, The: Mitch Albom T DVD -R HQ 9904 Episode. 4-23-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mitch Albom, author, “For One More Day.” 122421 2005 Colbert Report, The: Monica Crowley, MSNBC T DVD -R HQ 4640 Episode. 10-31-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Monica Crowley, MSNBC reporter 122422 2010 Colbert Report, The: Morgan Freeman T Episode. 1-11-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Morgan Freeman, Actor and star of “Invictus.” Documentary filmmaker Eugene Jarecki about moveyourmoney.info 122423 2006 Colbert Report, The: Morgan Spurlock T DVD -R HQ 6680 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Morgan Spurlock, actor, "30 Days," FX. 122424 2006 Colbert Report, The: Mort Zuckerman T DVD -R HQ 6405 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Mort Zuckerman, U.S. News and World Report 122425 2008 Colbert Report, The: Muhammad Yunus T DVD -R HQ 9492 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Muhammad Yunus, author, “Creating a World Without Poverty.” 122426 2008 Colbert Report, The: N.T. Wright T DVD -R HQ 9993 Episode. 6-19-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: N.T. Wright, author, “Surprised By Hope.” 122427 2006 Colbert Report, The: Nancy Grace T DVD -R HQ 5310 Episode Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Nancy Grace, author, "CNN Headline News" 122428 2008 Colbert Report, The: Naomi Klein T DVD -R HQ 10347 Episode. 10-2-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Naomi Klein, author, “The Shock Doctrine.” 122429 2007 Colbert Report, The: Naomi Wolf T DVD -R HQ 8986 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Naomi Wolf, author, "The End of America." 122430 2008 Colbert Report, The: Nas T DVD -R HQ 10056 Episode. 7-23-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Nas, musical performance. 122431 2007 Colbert Report, The: Nassim Nicholas Taleb T DVD -R HQ 8480 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Nassim Nicholas Taleb, author, "The Black Swan." 122432 2008 Colbert Report, The: Nate Silver T DVD -R HQ 10373 Episode. 10-7-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Nate Silver, Fivethirtyeight.com 122433 2008 Colbert Report, The: Nathan Gunn T DVD -R HQ 9893 Episode. 5-6-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Nathan Gunn, opera singer. 122434 2007 Colbert Report, The: Nathan Sawaya T DVD -R HQ 8934 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Nathan Sawaya, Lego Art Sculptor 122435 2006 Colbert Report, The: Neal Katyal T DVD -R HQ 6539 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Neal Katyal, Georgetown Law School 122436 2006 Colbert Report, The: Ned Lamont T DVD -R HQ 6590 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ned Lamont, CT Democratic senatorial candidate. 122437 2008 Colbert Report, The: Neil de Grasse Tyson T DVD -R HQ 10006 Episode. 6-25-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Neil de Grasse Tyson, director, AMNH’s Hayden Planetarium 122438 2005 Colbert Report, The: Neil deGrasse Tyson T DVD -R HQ 4595 Episode. 10-26-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Neil deGrasse Tyson, Director, Hayden Planetarium 122439 2009 Colbert Report, The: Neil deGrasse Tyson T DVD -R HQ 11252 Episode. 6-29-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist, Hayden Planetarium 122440 2009 Colbert Report, The: Neil Ferguson T DVD -R HQ 10772 Episode. 1-13-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Neil Ferguson, author, “The Ascent of Money.” 122441 2009 Colbert Report, The: Neil Gaiman T DVD -R HQ 10977 Episode. 3-16-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Neil Gaiman, author, “The Graveyard Book.” 122442 2008 Colbert Report, The: Neil Shubin T DVD -R HQ 9521 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Neil Shubin, the Field Museum of Chicago 122443 2006 Colbert Report, The: Neil Young T DVD -R HQ 6690 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Neil Young, singer. 122444 2010 Colbert Report, The: Nell Irvin Painter T DVD -R HQ 11854 Episode. 3-17-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Historian Nell Irvin Painter, author of “The History of White People.” 122445 2008 Colbert Report, The: Nicholas Carr T DVD -R HQ 10342 Episode. 9-25-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Nicholas Carr, author, “The Big Switch.” 122446 2007 Colbert Report, The: Nicholas Kristof T DVD -R HQ 8141 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Nicholas Kristof, New York Times 122447 2009 Colbert Report, The: Nicholas Kristof T DVD -R HQ 11254 Episode. 7-1-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Nicholas Kristof, New York Times 122448 2009 Colbert Report, The: Nicholas Thompson T DVD -R HQ 11565 Episode. 11-2-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Nicholas Thompson, senior editor, Wired Magazine 122449 2008 Colbert Report, The: Nicholas Wade T DVD -R HQ 10612 Episode. 12-4-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Nicholas Wade, science reporter, New York Times 122450 2007 Colbert Report, The: Nina Jablonski T DVD -R HQ 8050 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Nina Jablonki, author, "Skin: A Natural History." 122451 2006 Colbert Report, The: Nora Ephron T DVD -R HQ 7439 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Nora Ephron, author, "I Feel Bad About My Neck." 122452 2009 Colbert Report, The: Norah Jones T DVD -R HQ 11632 Episode. 11-18-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Singer Norah Jones, “The Fall.” 122453 2006 Colbert Report, The: Norah Vincent T DVD -R HQ 5340 Episode Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Norah Vincent, author, "Self-Made Man" 122454 2006 Colbert Report, The: Norman Orstein T DVD -R HQ 5570 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Norman Orstein, The American Enterprise Institute 122455 2009 Colbert Report, The: Pastor Ed Young T DVD -R HQ 10818 Episode. 1-26-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Pastor Ed Young, Fellowship Church 122456 2008 Colbert Report, The: Pat Buchanan T DVD -R HQ 10014 Episode. 6-5-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Pat Buchanan, author, “Churchill, Hitler and the Unnecessary War.” 122457 2006 Colbert Report, The: Paul Begala T DVD -R HQ 5350 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Paul Begala, co-author, "Take It Back." 122458 2008 Colbert Report, The: Paul Begala T DVD -R HQ 10343 Episode. 9-29-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Paul Begala, author, “Third Term.” 122459 2007 Colbert Report, The: Paul Glastris T DVD -R HQ 9121 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Paul Glastris, Washington Monthly. com 122460 2009 Colbert Report, The: Paul Goldberger T DVD -R HQ 11634 Episode. 11-16-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Paul Goldberger, architecture critic, The New Yorker. 122461 2006 Colbert Report, The: Paul Hackett T DVD -R HQ 6589 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Paul Hackett, Iraq war veteran 122462 2009 Colbert Report, The: Paul Kieckhoff T DVD -R HQ 11113 Episode. 5-5-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Paul Kieckhoff, executive director, IAVA 122463 2006 Colbert Report, The: Paul Krugman T DVD -R HQ 6720 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Paul Krugman, columnist, New York Times 122464 2009 Colbert Report, The: Paul Krugman T DVD -R HQ 11291 Episode. 7-13-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Paul Krugman, columnist, New York Times 122465 2009 Colbert Report, The: Paul Muldoon T DVD -R HQ 11224 Episode. 6-18-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Paul Muldoon, Professor, Creative Writing, Princeton 122466 2006 Colbert Report, The: Paul Rieckhoff T DVD -R HQ 6009 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Paul Rieckhoff, author, "Chasing Ghosts." 122467 2008 Colbert Report, The: Paul Simon T DVD -R HQ 10547 Episode. 11-18-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Paul Simon, author, “Lyrics, 1964-2008.” 122468 2007 Colbert Report, The: Paulina Porizkova T DVD -R HQ 8391 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Paulina Porizkova, author, "A Model Summer." 122469 2005 Colbert Report, The: Peggy Noonan T DVD -R HQ 4970 Episode. 12-8-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Peggy Noonan, author, "John Paul the Great." 122470 2006 Colbert Report, The: Peter Agre T DVD -R HQ Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Peter Agre, Scientists and Engineers for America. 122471 2006 Colbert Report, The: Peter Beinart T DVD -R HQ 6591 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Peter Beinart, author, "The Good Fight." 122472 2008 Colbert Report, The: Peter J. Gomes T DVD -R HQ 10302 Episode. 9-15-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Professor Peter J. Gomes, Harvard University 122473 2006 Colbert Report, The: Peter Singer T DVD -R HQ 7520 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Peter Singer, author, "The Way We Eat." 122474 2009 Colbert Report, The: Peter Singer T DVD -R HQ 10948 Episode. 3-12-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Peter Singer, www.thelifeyoucansave.com 122475 2009 Colbert Report, The: Phil Bronstein T DVD -R HQ 11039 Episode. 4-8-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Phil Bronstein, editor-at-large, Hearst Newspapers 122476 2008 Colbert Report, The: Philip Weiss T DVD -R HQ 10015 Episode. 6-9-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Philip Weiss, author, “The Affairs of Men.” 122477 2008 Colbert Report, The: Philip Zimbaudo T DVD -R HQ 9653 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Philip Zimbaudo, professor, Stanford University 122478 2009 Colbert Report, The: Philippe Petit T DVD -R HQ 10819 Episode. 1-27-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Philippe Petit, author, “Man on the Wire.” 122479 2008 Colbert Report, The: R.E.M. T DVD -R HQ 9804 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: R.E.M. musical group 122480 2008 Colbert Report, The: Rachel Maddow T DVD -R HQ 10493 Episode. 11-6-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Rachel Maddow, The Rachel Maddow Show, MSNBC 122481 2009 Colbert Report, The: Rachel Maddow T DVD -R HQ 10748 Episode. 1-7-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Benicio Del Toro, actor, “Che.” 122482 2010 Colbert Report, The: Raj Patel T Episode. 1-12-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Activist and Academic Raj Patel, author of “The Value of Nothing: How to Reshape Market Society and Redefine Democracy.” 122483 2006 Colbert Report, The: Ralph Nader T DVD -R HQ 5930 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ralph Nader, Consumer Advocate 122484 2006 Colbert Report, The: Ramesh Ponnuru T DVD -R HQ 6650 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ramesh Ponnuru, author, "Party of Death." 122485 2006 Colbert Report, The: Randy Newman T DVD -R HQ 7010 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Randy Newman, www.randynewman.com, composer-singer. 122486 2010 Colbert Report, The: Rebecca Skloot T DVD -R HQ 11853 Episode. 3-16-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Rebecca Sklott, science journalist and author of “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.” Also, Columbia University professor and textbook author Eric Foner about the Texas School Board editing history. 122487 2005 Colbert Report, The: Rev. Al Sharpton T DVD -R HQ 4760 Episode. 11-15-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Rev. Al Sharpton 122488 2006 Colbert Report, The: Rev. Jesse Jackson T DVD -R HQ 5780 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Rev. Jesse Jackson, Rainbow PUSH Coalition 122489 2006 Colbert Report, The: Reza Aslan T DVD -R HQ 5890 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Reza Aslan, author, "No god But God." 122490 2009 Colbert Report, The: Rich Lowry T DVD -R HQ 11042 DVD -R HQ 11035 Episode. 4-6-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Rich Lowry, editor, National Review 122491 2005 Colbert Report, The: Richard A Clarke T DVD -R HQ 4910 Episode. 12-1-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Richard A. Clarke, author, "The Scorpion's Goat." 122492 2008 Colbert Report, The: Richard Brookhiser T DVD -R HQ 10199 Episode. 8-28-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Richard Brookhiser, author, “George Washington on Leadership.” 122493 2007 Colbert Report, The: Richard Clarke T DVD -R HQ 7767 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Richard Clarke, author, "Breakpoint." 122494 2006 Colbert Report, The: Richard Dawkins T DVD -R HQ 7080 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Richard Dawkins, author, "The God Delusion." 122495 2009 Colbert Report, The: Richard Dawkins T DVD -R HQ 11472 Episode. 9-30-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Richard Dawkins, Evolutionary Biologist 122496 2008 Colbert Report, The: Richard Freeman T DVD -R HQ 9430 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Richard Freeman, Harvard University, on labor in America 122497 2008 Colbert Report, The: Richard Haass T DVD -R HQ 10616 Episode. 12-10-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Richard Haass, President, Council on Foreign Relations 122498 2007 Colbert Report, The: Richard Land T DVD -R JQ 8359 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Dr. Richard Land, Southern Baptist Convention. 122499 2006 Colbert Report, The: Richard Linklater T DVD -R HQ 7370 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Richard Linklater, director, "Fast Food Nation." 122500 2005 Colbert Report, The: Richard Preston T DVD -R HQ 4870 Episode. 11-29-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Richard Preston, author, "The Demon in the Freezer." 122501 2007 Colbert Report, The: Richard Preston T DVD -R HQ 8479 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Richard Preston, author, "The Wild Trees." 122502 2008 Colbert Report, The: Richard Thompson Ford T DVD -R HQ 9655 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Richard Thompson Ford, author “The Race Card.” 122503 2007 Colbert Report, The: Rick Berman T DVD -R HQ 9192 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Rick Berman, lawyer and lobbyist for personal freedom 122504 2008 Colbert Report, The: Rick Reilly T DVD -R HQ 10303 Episode. 9-16-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Rick Reilly, Founder, Nothing But Nets 122505 2008 Colbert Report, The: Rick Warren T DVD -R HQ 9539 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Rick Warren, author, “The Purpose Driven Life” 122506 2010 Colbert Report, The: Riley Crane T Episode. 1-5-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Physicist Riley Crane 122507 2006 Colbert Report, The: Robert Baer T DVD -R HQ 6340 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Robert Baer, author, "Blow the House Down." 122508 2010 Colbert Report, The: Robert Baer T DVD -R HQ 11852 Episode. 3-15-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Former CIA Operative Robert Baer. Also, Stephen talks to Raj Patel about Share International claiming he’s the reincarnation of Buddha. 122509 2008 Colbert Report, The: Robert Greenwood T DVD -R HQ 10409 Episode. 10-16-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Robert Greenwood, political activist 122510 2006 Colbert Report, The: Robert Kennedy Jr. T DVD -R HQ 6241 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Robert Kennedy Jr., Rolling Stone Magazine 122511 2007 Colbert Report, The: Robert Shrum T DVD -R HQ 8810 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Robert Shrum, author, "No Excuses." 122512 2008 Colbert Report, The: Robert Wexler T DVD -R HQ 10012 Episode. 6-26-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Rep. Robert Wexler, co-author, “Fire-Breathing Liberal.” 122513 2009 Colbert Report, The: Robert Wright T DVD -R HQ 11362 Episode. 8-18-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Robert Wright, author, “The Evolutionary God.” 122514 2006 Colbert Report, The: Robin Givham T DVD -R HQ 5329 Episode Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Robin Givham, Washington Post. 122515 2008 Colbert Report, The: Robin Wright T DVD -R HQ 9819 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Robin Wright, author, “Dreams and Shadows.” 122516 2009 Colbert Report, The: Ron Howard T DVD -R HQ 11132 Episode. 5-12-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ron Howard, director, “Angels and Demons.” 122517 2007 Colbert Report, The: Ron Paul T DVD -R HQ 8657 (Mislabeled 8655) Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Rep. Ron Paul, Republican, Texas 122518 2008 Colbert Report, The: Ron Paul T DVD -R HQ 10239 Episode. 9-4-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Rep. Ron Paul, The Campaign For Liberty 122519 2006 Colbert Report, The: Ron Reagan. T DVD -R HQ 7190 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ron Reagan, political analyst, MSNBC/ 122520 2006 Colbert Report, The: Ron Suskind T DVD -R HQ 6407 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ron Suskind, author, "The One Percent Doctrine." 122521 2008 Colbert Report, The: Ronald Fryer T DVD -R HQ 10591 Episode. 12-1-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Roland Fryer, professor of Economics, Harvard 122522 2008 Colbert Report, The: Rush T DVD -R HQ 10052 Episode. 7-16-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Musical Group, Rush. 122523 2007 Colbert Report, The: Russell Simmons T DVD -R HQ 8393 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Russell Simmons, Do You! 122524 2008 Colbert Report, The: Salman Rushdie T DVD -R HQ 10013 Episode. 6-4-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Salman Rushdie, author, “The Enchantress of Florence.” 122525 2006 Colbert Report, The: Sam Harris T DVD -R HQ 5940 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sam Harris, author, "The End of Faith." 122526 2008 Colbert Report, The: Samantha Power T DVD -R HQ 9771 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Samantha Power, author, “Chasing the Flame.” 122527 2009 Colbert Report, The: Sanjay Gupta T DVD -R HQ 11511 Episode. 10-12-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sanjay Gupta, M.D., CNN Chief Medical Correspondent 122528 2008 Colbert Report, The: Sashi Tharoor T DVD -R HQ 9724 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sashi Tharoor, author, “The Elephant, the Tiger and the Cell Phone.” 122529 2008 Colbert Report, The: Scott McClellan T DVD -R HQ 10164 Episode. 8-26-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Scott McClellan, author, “What Happened.” 122530 2010 Colbert Report, The: Sean Carroll T DVD -R HQ 11843 Episode. 3-10-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sean Carroll, theoretical physicist and author of “From Eternity to Here: The Quest for the Ultimate Theory of Time.” Carroll talks with Charlie Cook, the fonder of the Cook Political Report, about what the Democrats face in the midterm elections. 122531 2007 Colbert Report, The: Sean Penn T DVD -R HQ 8392 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sean Penn, actor. 122532 2006 Colbert Report, The: Sebastian Junger T DVD -R HQ 5960 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sebastian Junger, author, "A Death in Belmont." 122533 2009 Colbert Report, The: Secretary Janet Napolitano T DVD -R HQ 11684 Episode. 12-3-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Secretary Janet Napolitano, Department of Homeland Security 122534 2007 Colbert Report, The: Sen. Ben Webster T DVD -R HQ 8730 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sen. Ben Webster, D. Nebraska. 122535 2009 Colbert Report, The: Sen. Byron Dorgan T DVD -R HQ 11159 Episode. 6-1-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sen. Byron Dorgan, Democrat, North Dakota 122536 2008 Colbert Report, The: Sen. James Webb T DVD -R HQ 10054 Episode. 7-21-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sen. James Webb, Democrat, Virginia 122537 2008 Colbert Report, The: Senator Bernie Sanders T DVD -R HQ 9879 Episode. 4-21-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Senator Bernie Sanders, Independent from Vermont 122538 2006 Colbert Report, The: Senator Byron L. Dorgan T DVD -R HQ 7019 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Senator Byron L. Dorgan, author, "Take This Job and Ship It." 122539 2007 Colbert Report, The: Senator John Kerry T DVD -R HQ 8379 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Senator John Kerry, co-author, "This Moment on Earth." 122540 2009 Colbert Report, The: Seth Shostak T DVD -R HQ 11147 Episode. 5-20-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Seth Shostak, senior astronomer, SETI Institute 122541 2009 Colbert Report, The: Shai Agassi T DVD -R HQ 11423 Episode. 9-22-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Shai Agassi, Founder, Better Place 122542 2007 Colbert Report, The: Shashi Tharoof T DVD -R HQ 8010 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Shashi Tharoof, former United Nations Undersecretary General. 122543 2009 Colbert Report, The: Shepard Fairey T DVD -R HQ 10774 Episode. 1-15-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Shepard Fairey, artist, Obama “Hope” Portrait 122544 2009 Colbert Report, The: Sheriff Joe Arpaio T DVD -R HQ 11068 Episode. 4-20-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sheriff Joe Arpaio, Maricopa County, Arizona 122545 2008 Colbert Report, The: Sherman Alexie T DVD -R HQ 10465 Episode. 10-28-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sherman Alexie, author, “The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian.” 122546 2009 Colbert Report, The: Sherman Alexie T DVD -R HQ 11682 Episode. 12-1-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sherman Alexie, author, “War Dances.” 122547 2007 Colbert Report, The: Sheryl WuDunn T DVD -R HQ 7940 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sheryl WuDunn, co-author, "China Wakes." 122548 2009 Colbert Report, The: Sheryl WuDunn T DVD -R HQ 11447 Episode. 9-28-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sheryl WuDunn, co-author, “Half the Sky.” 122549 2007 Colbert Report, The: Simon Schama T DVD -R HQ 8770 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Simon Schama, "Power of Art," PBS 122550 2009 Colbert Report, The: Simon Schama T DVD -R HQ 11241 Episode. 6-22-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Simon Schama, Columbia University 122551 2009 Colbert Report, The: Sir Harold Evans T DVD -R HQ 11567 Episode. 11-4-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sir Harold Evans, newspaper editor and author, “My Paper Chase.” 122552 2007 Colbert Report, The: Sir Richard Beanson T DVD -R HQ 8936 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sir Richard Beanson, founder, The Virgin Group 122553 2009 Colbert Report, The: Snoop Dog T DVD -R HQ 11691 Episode. 12-14-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Snoop Dog, “Malice in Wonderland.” 122554 2010 Colbert Report, The: Stephen Bosworth T DVD -R HQ 11731 Episode. 1-19-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Former Ambassador Stephen Bosworth to South Korea 122555 2007 Colbert Report, The: Stephen Colbert's Broken Wrist T DVD -R HQ 8937 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. The saga of Stephen Colbert's broken ankle. Signing of the cast by celebrities and news people and doctor taking off the cast on camera. 122556 2008 Colbert Report, The: Stephen Moore T DVD -R HQ 10525 Episode. 11-13-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Stephen Moore, Editorial Writer, The Wall Street Journal 122557 2007 Colbert Report, The: Steve Colbert T DVD -R HQ 9074 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Steve Colbert, author, “I am America (And So Can You) 122558 2006 Colbert Report, The: Steve Kroft T DVD -R HQ 5680 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Steve Kroft, 60 Minutes 122559 2009 Colbert Report, The: Steve Martin T DVD -R HQ 10843 Episode. 2-4-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Steve Martin, actor-writer, “Pink Panther 2.” 122560 2007 Colbert Report, The: Steve Pinker T DVD -R HQ 7904 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Steve Pinker, author, "The Blank Slate." 122561 2006 Colbert Report, The: Steve Squyres T DVD -R HQ 6204 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Steve Squyres, author, "Roving Mars." 122562 2006 Colbert Report, The: Steven Colbert and Rock Guitars T DVD -R HQ 7530 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Steven Colbert and Rock Guitars. 122563 2006 Colbert Report, The: Steven D. Levitt T DVD -R HQ 7480 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Steven D. Levitt, author, "Frakonomics." 122564 2006 Colbert Report, The: Steven Johnson T DVD -R HQ 6210 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Steve Johnson, author, "Everything Bad Is Good For You." 122565 2009 Colbert Report, The: Steven Johnson T DVD -R HQ 10924 Episode. 3-5-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Steven Johnson, author, “The Invention of Air.” 122566 2009 Colbert Report, The: Steven Pinker T DVD -R HQ 10877 Episode. 2-11-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Steven Pinker, Harvard University 122567 2005 Colbert Report, The: Stone Philips, Dateline NBC T DVD -R HQ 4540 Episode. 10-17-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Stone Philips, Dateline NBC. 122568 2006 Colbert Report, The: Stone Phillips T DVD -R HQ 6242 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Stone Phillips, Dateline NBC 122569 2009 Colbert Report, The: Sunita Williams T DVD -R HQ 11045 Episode. 4-14-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sunita Williams, astronaut 122570 2008 Colbert Report, The: Susan Jacoby T DVD -R HQ 9903 Episode. 5-22-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Susan Jacoby, author, “The Age of American Unreason.” 122571 2007 Colbert Report, The: Susan Sarandon T DVD -R HQ 8985 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Susan Sarandon, actor, "In the Valley of Elah." 122572 2008 Colbert Report, The: Sydhir Venkatesh T DVD -R HQ 9767 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sydhir Venkatesh, author, “Gang Leader for a Day.” 122573 2009 Colbert Report, The: Sylvia Earle T DVD -R HQ 11512 Episode. 10-13-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sylvia Earle, National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence 122574 2008 Colbert Report, The: Tad Devine T DVD -R HQ 9652. DVD -R HQ 9669 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tad Devine, Gore’s former chief political consultant 122575 2006 Colbert Report, The: Ted Daeschler T DVD -R HQ 6110 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ted Daeschler, the Academy of Natural Sciences 122576 2006 Colbert Report, The: Ted Danson T DVD -R HQ 6940 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ted Danson, actor, "Help Me Help You." 122577 2006 Colbert Report, The: Ted Danson T DVD -R HQ 6953 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Steve Wozniak, author, "IWoz." 122578 2007 Colbert Report, The: Ted Koppel T DVD -R HQ 8099 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Ted Koppel, For ABC TV Newsman, The Discovery Channel. 122579 2009 Colbert Report, The: The RZA T DVD -R HQ 11513 Episode. 10-14-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: The RZA, Founder, Wu-Tang Clan 122580 2009 Colbert Report, The: Thomas Campbell T DVD -R HQ 11611 Episode. 11-9-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Thomas Campbell, director, Metropolitan Museum of Art 122581 2008 Colbert Report, The: Thomas Frank T DVD -R HQ 10143 Episode. 8-7-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Thomas Frank, author, “The Wrecking Crew.” 122582 2008 Colbert Report, The: Thomas L. Friedman T DVD -R HQ 10567 Episode. 11-20-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Thomas L. Friedman, author, “Hot, Flat and Crowded.” 122583 2006 Colbert Report, The: Tim Flannery T DVD -R HQ 6250 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tim Flannery, author, "The Weather Makers 122584 2005 Colbert Report, The: Tim Robbins T DVD -R HQ 4800 Episode. 11-17-2005 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tim Robbins, Actor. 122585 2006 Colbert Report, The: Tim Robbins. T DVD -R HQ 7140 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tim Robbins, actor, "Catch a Fire." 122586 2007 Colbert Report, The: Tina Brown T DVD -R HQ 8852 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tina Brown, author, "The Diana Chronicles." 122587 2008 Colbert Report, The: Tina Brown T DVD -R HQ 10402 Episode. 10-15-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tina Brown, thedailybest.com 122588 2006 Colbert Report, The: Toby Keith T DVD -R HQ 6840 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Toby Keith, country artist 122589 2007 Colbert Report, The: Toby Keith T DVD -R HQ 8680 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Toby Keith, singer, "Big Dog Daddy." 122590 2008 Colbert Report, The: Toby Keith T DVD -R HQ 10074 Episode. 7-28-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Toby Keith, actor-writer, “Beer For My Horses.” 122591 2006 Colbert Report, The: Tom Brokaw T DVD -R HQ 6490 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tom Brokaw, NBC-TV Journalist, former Anchorman. 122592 2009 Colbert Report, The: Tom Brokaw T DVD -R HQ 11693 Episode. 12-16-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tom Brokaw, NBC News Correspondent. 122593 2007 Colbert Report, The: Tom Delay T DVD -R HQ 8541 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tom Delay, former Majority leader, author, "No Retreat, No Surrender." 122594 2010 Colbert Report, The: Tom Hanks T DVD -R HQ 11841 Episode. 3-8-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tom Hanks, actor and executive producer of the HBO miniseries The Pacific. Colbert talks to Washington Post Columnist Ezra Klein about the reconciliation process. 122595 2007 Colbert Report, The: Tom Hayden T DVD -R HQ 8732 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tom Hayden, author, "Ending the War in Iraq." 122596 2007 Colbert Report, The: Tom Wolfe T DVD -R HQ 8398 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tom Wolfe, author, "New Journalism" 122597 2007 Colbert Report, The: Tony Bennett T DVD -R HQ 8989 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Sam Waterston, actor, Unity08 and Singer Tony Bennett 122598 2006 Colbert Report, The: Tony Hawk T DVD -R HQ 6404 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tony Hawk, skateboarder 122599 2008 Colbert Report, The: Tony Perkins T DVD -R HQ 10007 Episode. 5-27-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tony Perkins, co-author, “Personal Faith, Public Policy.” 122600 2009 Colbert Report, The: TV on the Radio T DVD -R HQ 10861 Episode. 2-9-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: TV on the Radio musical group. 122601 2006 Colbert Report, The: Tyson Slocom T DVD -R HQ 6099 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Tyson Slocom, director, Public Citizen's Energy Program 122602 2007 Colbert Report, The: Vali Nasr T DVD -R HQ 8309 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Vali Nasr, author, "The Shia Revival." 122603 2008 Colbert Report, The: Van Jones T DVD -R HQ 9803 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Van Jones, Founder, “Green For All.” 122604 2010 Colbert Report, The: Vancouverage T DVD -R HQ 11811 Episode. 2-22-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Vancouverage. Colbert covers the Olympics and interviews Olympic Gold Medal winner in Men’s Half Pipe Shaun White. Colbert talks with his brother and copyright lawyer Ed Colbert about what he can say in regards to the Olympics. 122605 2010 Colbert Report, The: Vancouverage II T DVD -R HQ 11812 Episode. 2-23-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Vancouverage. Colbert covers the Olympics and interviews U.S. skier Lindsey Vonn and NBC 2010 Winter Olympics announcer Bob Costas. 122606 2010 Colbert Report, The: Vancouverage III T DVD -R HQ 11813 Episode. 2-24-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Vancouverage. Colbert covers the Olympics and interviews ski aerialists Ryan St. Onge & Jeret Peterson. Also, Colbert talks with NBC analyst and Gold Medalist Scott Hamilton about the new cold war in Men’s figure skating. 122607 2010 Colbert Report, The: Vancouverage IV T DVD -R HQ 11814 Episode. 2-25-2010 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Vancouverage. In his final night of Olympic coverage, Colbert interviews speed skater Shani Davis and snowboarder Seth Wescott. 122608 2007 Colbert Report, The: Vincent Bugliosi T DVD -R HQ 8697 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Vincent Bugliosi, author, "Reclaiming History." 122609 2007 Colbert Report, The: Walter Isaacson T DVD -R HQ 8510 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Walter Isaacson, author, "Edison." 122610 2007` Colbert Report, The: Walter Kirn T DVD -R HQ 9213 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Walter Kirn, the Atlantic Monthly 122611 2009 Colbert Report, The: Walter Kirn T DVD -R HQ 11146 Episode. 5-19-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Walter Kirn, author, “Lost in the Meritocracy.” 122612 2007 Colbert Report, The: Wendy Kopp T DVD -R HQ 7880 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Wendy Kopp, President, Teach For America 122613 2006 Colbert Report, The: Will Power T DVD -R HQ 6910 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Will Power, playwright and hip-hop performer 122614 2007 Colbert Report, The: Will Schwalbe T DVD -R HQ 8696 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Will Schwalbe, co-author, "Send." 122615 2008 Colbert Report, The: Will Smith T DVD -R HQ 9990 Episode. 6-24-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Will Smith, actor, “Hancock.” 122616 2006 Colbert Report, The: Will Wright T DVD -R HQ 7450 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Will Wright, Video Game Designer 122617 2006 Colbert Report, The: William Bastone T DVD -R HQ 6045 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: William Bastone, thesmokinggun.com 122618 2006 Colbert Report, The: William C. Rhoden T DVD -R HQ 6630 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: William C. Rhoden, author, "Forty Million Dollar Slaves." 122619 2006 Colbert Report, The: William Donohue T DVD -R HQ 6520 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: William Donohue, executive director, The Catholic League 122620 2006 Colbert Report, The: Willie Nelson T DVD -R HQ 8195 Episode Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Willie Nelson, singer. 122621 2009 Colbert Report, The: Woody Harrelson T DVD -R HQ 11614 Episode. 11-12-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Woody Harrelson, actor, “The Messenger.” 122622 2008 Colbert Report, The: Wynton Marsalis T DVD -R HQ 10431 Episode. 10-20-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Wynton Marsalis, artistic director, Jazz at Lincoln Center 122623 2008 Colbert Report, The: Yo-Yo Ma T DVD -R HQ 10461 Episode. 10-27-2008 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Yo-Yo Ma, cellist 122624 2009 Colbert Report, The: Yusuf T DVD -R HQ 11134 Episode. 5-14-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Yusuf, roadsinger 122625 2007 Colbert Report, The: Zev Chafets T DVD -R HQ 8039 Episode. Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Zev Chafets, author, "A Match Made in Heaven." 122626 2009 Colbert Report, The: Zev Chafets T DVD -R HQ 11309 Episode. 7-23-2009 Parody News-Opinion. Commentator Stephen Colbert. Guest: Zev Chafets, author, “Cooperstown Confidential” 122627 1985 Colbys, The: T Series 1985-1987 Magazine Reporter supporting. Architectural writer. 122628 1985 Colbys, The: Celebration, The T Episode #1. 11-20-1985 News Media. Reporter (Richard Garrison). Woman Reporter (Phyllis Hamllin). Reporter (Sam Hennings). 122629 1987 Colbys, The: Dead End T Roos, Donald Paul. William Bast. Paul Huson Episode. 3-25-1987 News Media 122630 1986 Colbys, The: Gathering Storm, The T Bast, William. Paul Huson Episode. 9-24-1986 News Media 122631 1986 Colbys, The: Honeymoon, The T Episode #19. 3-27-1986 Newscaster (Donald Torres-Wayne). 122632 1986 Colbys, The: Jason's Choice T Furino, Frank. William Bast. Paul Huson Episode. 10-2-1986 News Media 122633 1985 Colbys, The: Legacy, The T SVD 1191 Episode, Second Tabloid. Libel suit against Lucas Carter and his tabloid publication. 122634 1987 Colbys, The: Manhunt T Silverton, Doris. William Bast. Paul Huson Episode #40.1-22-1987 News Media. TV Reporter (Eileen Barnett). Reporter #2 (Michael Paul Chan). 122635 1987 Colbys, The: Power Plays T SVD 1188 Episode #37. 1-1-1987 Tabloid. American Informer tabloid attacks Jason Colby. Lucas Carter's magazines. Files $20 million libel suit. Mention of avoiding the press. TV Commentator (Mario Machado) 122636 1986 Colbys, The: Sanctuary T Saraceno, Carol. William Bast. Paul Huson Episode. 12-11-1986 News Media 122637 1986 Colbys, The: Something Old, Something New T Episode. 10-23-1986. Season #2. Episode #5 Reporter (Michael Paul Chan). 122638 1986 Colbys, The: Trial, The T Episode #14. 2-20-1986 Reporter (Richard Garrison). 122639 2000 Cold and Pure and Very Dead NM Dobson, Joanne New York Times Reporter Marty Katz hears an offhand comment by an associate professor of English that the best novel of the 20th century is a controversial and once-popular 1950s potboiler of youthful sex and death. Provocative throwaway answer to a snooty writer's question causes a sensation putting the book at the top of the Times bestseller list, an Oprah's Book Club section and one of Amazon.com's top 10. None of this explains why Katz is found in the driveway of a goat farmer shot dead by a 30-30 Winchester. The professor and her longtime partner in solving crime, a Massachusetts State Police Lieutenant investigate the crime. The author disappeared soon after the novel's publication and Katz spies a story and begins digging into the past. Hs is killed on the author's doorstep in upstate New York. She's thrust back into the spotlight as the prime suspect in Katz's murder, killing the reporter who tracked her down.. The professor feels guilty about starting the chain of events that led to the murder. 122640 2005 Cold Blood MT Journalist (Andrew McHugh). 122641 2007 Cold Blood Canyon M Reporters (Steve Quimby, Archie Joel, Tim Greenwood, Carmen Conte). 122642 2000 Cold Blooded (aka Bad Faith) M Reporter Vidal (Tony Nardi) searches for serial killer, 12 brutal murders. When he learns of the discovery of a frozen body apparently belonging to a suicide victim, he questions the conventional wisdom and begins searching on his own for the serial killer. 122643 2005 Cold Calling, The N Kingdom, Will Journalist Grayle Underhill arrives in Britain from New York to search for her sister who has become obsessed with the arcane mysteries of the Stone age. The bloody trail leads to a remote village on the Welsh border. The Green Man, a serial killer that police don't even know exists, is a savage predator who haunts prehistoric stones and burial mounds in the belief that he is defending Britain's sacred heritage. Underhill is destined to meet him. 122644 2008 Cold Case Cop NR Burton, Mary Silhouette Romantic Suspense Series #1498 Reporter Tara Mackey gets involved in the case of a wealthy socialite who disappeared a year ago. The lead detective had nothing but dead ends until the sexy, sassy reporter decided to ask more questions. He respects her intuition enough to reopen the case. Professionally they are a perfect match. Personally, Mackey is wary of the sparks between them. The detective plays in a different league, one with money and power, things she has learned not to trust. And every step they take toward the truth and each other brings them closer to danger. 122645 2004 Cold Case Files: Unholy Bible. Daughter's Justice, A DT DVD -R HQ 5538 Episode Reporter helps to crack a case previously thought to be an accident. 122646 2005 Cold Case: Bad Night T Episode #49. 10-9-2005 TV Anchor (Maria Quiban). 122647 2009 Cold Case: Breaking News T DVD -R HQ 11296 Episode. 1-11-2009 TV News Anchor Jane Everett (Dorian Brown in 1988) of Channel 7 News in Philadelphia was strangled on November 3, 1988 and her murder was initially thought to be a random thing but new evidence surfaces in the form of a beta tape showing her talking to her possible killer the night she died. Jane had stumbled onto something bigger than the fluff pieces she was being given. It turns out to be a corporate cover-up at a plastics factory regarding asbestos exposure to its employees. “Breaking News” proves that journalism can be a very risky business. The Cold Case team revisits the murder of a young news anchor who was on the verge of uncovering a local scandal. Jane Everett (Dorian Brown) -- 27 years old, beautiful, intelligent, blonde and ambitious, extremely popular co-anchor for the Channel 7 News in Philadelphia in 1988. When she joined the team, the show jumped to number one in the ratings earning her resentment from her co-anchor Mort Ackerson (David Starzyk in 1988; Tom Hallick in 2009). Jane has been sending story ideas to the station since her college days and dreams of becoming the next Barbara Walters. However, she also understands that fluff pieces and ridiculous outfits are required to maintain viewership. Her dream of becoming a great news anchorwoman was ended when she uncovered a scandal involving a local factory’s deadly asbestos levels. She was found strangled in the park in the middle of the night before she could report her findings. Tory Roberts (Courtney Ford) -- seen in 2009, she’s an attractive 27-year-old research assistant at Channel 7 News who longs to get in front of the camera. While logging some old Beta tapes, she comes across potential evidence in Jane Everett’s murder. Tory brings the tape to Valens and flirts with him, hoping that any information he discovers will lead to her big break. She eventually breaks the story of who killed Everett and why. First big on-camera break. Nathan Kravet (2009, John Cirigliano) -- In the early 1960s, he was head of Channel 7 News who met Jane in college and plucked her from obscurity to make her co-anchor of his show. Today he no longer answers to network suits -- he’s the big boss who goes on lavish corporate retreats. Nathan talks to Rush and Jeffries about Jane’s positive effect on the station: the show went from “worst to first” in the ratings with her at the helm. Nathan admits that during the 1980s fluff pieces became the norm, and he laments the loss of “real” news. Nathan Kravet (1988, David Eigenberg) -- Seen in 1988 at the age of 1942, he’s the tightly wound news director at Channel 7 News. Nathan met Jane when she was in college and became her mentor and boss. He tries to keep the peace between Jane and her jealous, more experienced co-anchor, Mort. Nathan promises to speak with the network suits about giving Jane harder-hitting stories and higher-profile interviews, but we sense he’s just placating her and has no intention of putting himself out there on her behalf. Mort Ackerman (1988, David Starzyk) -- 44 years old, a pompous, smooth-talking and secretly insecure anchorman at Channel 7 News, he feels threatened by his younger co-anchor Jane’s success. He snidely and sarcastically calls her a “bubble-headed news reader” and “America’s sweetheart.” She responded by calling him a “pompous has-been.” Mort hopes that Jane will fall on her face, and he can’t resist following her on assignments and watching her supposedly fumble the story. Mort Ackerman (2009, Tom Hallick) -- Now 65 years old, a distinguished newsman with a toupee, he won a Peabody award for his coverage of Jane’s murder. He is cornered by Rush but defends his past behavior toward his co-anchor. David Wyatt, public relations man and corporate executive in 1988 (Adam O’Byrne) -- In his late 20s, a wet-behind-the-ears business executive at LM Plastics, he’s a nervous whistle-blower who discovers that the factory’s asbestos is causing cancer. He reluctantly talks with Jane about it, but later backs out and tries to get her to drop the story. He also asks his boss to fix the situation. David Wyatt, public relations man and corporate executive in 2009 (Steven Flynn) -- Now in his early 50s, he’s a slick company man who stayed with LM Plastics all these years after it was bought out in 1988. Clay Murphy (2009, Kim Estes) -- Jane’s former cameraman, he’s a handsome African American man in his early 50s. He tells Rush and Stillman that Jane asked him to get footage of an argument between two LM Plastics employees during a fundraiser. Clay Murphy (1988, Jarrod Crawford) -- 33 years old, handsome African-American cameraman at Channel 7 News who is friendly and helpful toward Jane. Floor Manager (1988, Stefan Marks) -- 32-year-old floor manager at Channel 7’s news studio gives the countdown to air and asks if they should cut to commercial when Jane’s teleprompter goes out. Midge Everett, Jane’s mother (2009, Myra Turley) -- Now in her mid 60s, she’s a sad woman, widowed since 1982, living in a house full of memories. She talks to Miller about Jane and reveals that she regrets exchanging tough words with her daughter the night before she died. Midge saved every one of her daughter’s news tapes, not realizing that one of them contains a huge clue to Jane’s murder case. Midge Everett, Jane’s mother (1988, Rebecca Tilney) -- 45 years old, a slightly tough-to-please housewife, she left journalism school as a junior in college to give birth to Jane. Though proud of her daughter’s accomplishments, Midge is concerned that Jane’s fluff pieces have compromised her journalistic integrity, and they have a falling out over dinner shortly before Jane’s death. Factory Worker in 1988 turned down Jane’s request for an interview, but later agrees to be part of her investigative story. The 40-year-old worker is a proud, loyal, longtime LM Plastics factory worker who has been taking Percocet for his debilitating cough. He’s furious when his boss announces mandatory drug tests at work. His wife, also a factory worker, dies of cancer linked to asbestos and the man is enraged and devastated to discover that executives at LM knew about the risks and didn’t disclose them. Reluctant to take on the corporation or to be used as a pawn, he won’t be interviewed, but he agrees to help Jane with her story. Factory Worker in 2009: 61 years old, bitter and gaunt looking, he lives alone in a trailer park with only his pit bull for company. The same time he lost his job at LM Plastics, his insurance and house were taken away and his wife died of cancer. He insists he didn’t hurt Jane in 1988. In fact, they were going to work together on a story about the factory’s asbestos problem. Now he seems to be dying from the same cancer that killed his wife. Wealthy CEO of Meijers Plastics, the company that bought LM Plastics in 1988 is stone-faced and silver-haired, and extremely wealthy. It turns out Nathan Kravet gets a call from the CEO to kill the story. Confronts Jane in the park to get the tape back and kills her because she won’t give up the story. When she tells him about the story and the whistle blower she has on tape, he tells her, “You don’t take the word of some PR hack.” 122648 2004 Cold Case: Discretion T DVD -R HQ 2582 Episode #33. 12-19-2004 News Media. Reporters. The 2000 murder of a prominent, ambitious Puerto Rican assistant district attorney is reopened when the man's wife insists that recent reports of her husband's connection to a large amount of missing money at the time of his death are untrue. As Rush and the team investigate, they learn the victim was prosecuting a murder trial when a young Puerto Rican defendant whose conviction suddenly becomes suspicious. 122649 2006 Cold Case: Hen House, The T DVD -R HQ 7068 Episode #67. 4-30-2006 Columnist-Reporter Lorena "Lo" Kinney (Michelle Harrison) of the Philadelphia Sentinel is thrown in front of a passing train and murdered by a Nazi masquerading as an escaped Jew from a concentration camp in 1945. Sentinel Editor McDuff (Steve Vinovich). Columnist Helen (Aran Cravey, 1945; K. Callan, 2006). Reporter Davis "Birdie" Birdsol (Justin Scott, 1945; James Green, 2006). Newsboy in 1945 (Joey Pollari). Kinney is a sharp reporter demoted to doing an advice column -- "Dear Lo," a job Helen wanted. Helen is furious Kinney got the column, which Kinney hates. "She's a 10 cent reporter with a 5 cent job." She ghosts most of Birdie's articles. Birdie was a "5 cent reporter in a 10-cent job." When Kinney died, Helen got the column, still writing it. Putting Kinney in the hen house (woman's page) was sticking "a wild bird like her in a hen house." Column got Kinney into trouble because of her progressive ideas. She falls in love with a man who turns out to be a Nazi guard taking the Jew's identity. It is he who pushes her in front of the train because she has written a story that exposes him. Story is found in 2006 and printed on the front page of the Sentinel when the Nazi is arrested for Kinney's murder 60 years later. 122650 2004 Cold Case: Hubris T DVD -R HQ 6392 Episode. 5-14-2004 Newspaper stories of a professor accused of murdering one of his female students. He refers to press coverage hounding him out of his job. Turns out he did murder her, then arranged for another man to stage a similar killing of a prostitute. 122651 2007 Cold Case: It Takes a Village T DVD -R HQ 9263 Episode. 11-2007 News Media. Police are worried the case of a serial killer who has killed four African-American boys will hit the media and that the news media “will plaster it all over the news.” Another detective: “Got some bad press.” 122652 2004 Cold Case: It's Raining Men T DVD -R HQ 2331 Episode. 11-14-2004 Columnist Carson Finch (James Morrison) is a conservative journalist with a vicious way with words. He's also a gay who stays in the closet. Suspect in murder. A long-term AIDS survivor asks Rush and Valens to reopen the case involving his murdered partner, an AIDS activist and scorned member of a prominent family. Brother turns out to be the killer. 122653 2004 Cold Case: Late Returns T Episode #19. 4-4-2004 Reporter (Eva Fraijko). 122654 2008 Cold Case: Sabotage T DVD -R HQ 9461 Episode. 1-6-2008 News Media. TV Newscaster in 1999 (Saida Rodriguez Pagan) on an explosion killing a young man. At one point the detectives talk about keeping information from the press so the bomber won’t know about it. Reporters cover capture of bomber. 122655 2006 Cold Case: Superstar T DVD -R HQ 5733 Episode. 3-26-2006 Sports Columnist Eric Witt writes for the Philly Post but when he was in college he was a sports writer for the Cougar Daily News and in fit of rage he kills the female tennis star he helped to publicize. Headline in newspaper story reads, "Superstar!" "I write about you every day," he tells her, He says he made her into the superstar and she should be grateful. She calls him pathetic. He kills her. Tells police years later, "Had a crush on her. Occupational hazard." Newspaper that didn't come out until the day after her murder is seen under her body. It solves the crime. "I just came to show her what I did for her," he says about the advanced copy of the newspaper he brought her the night before. 122656 2007 Cold Case: Tom T DVD -R HQ 8346 Episode. 4-9-2007 Newspapers. Team investigates the3 1919 death of a young girl who wanted more rights for women. 122657 2007 Cold Case: World’s End T DVD -R HQ 9228 Episode 11-4-2007 Radio News. A woman is killed during the Orson Welles’ Martian Invasion broadcast in 1938 that scared millions of Americans before they realized it was a hoax. Discussion of why people believed the what they heard on the radio. Male detective: Power of radio -- It was the “only live news source.” Female detective: “Back when the news wasn’t all about the latest starlet’s drunk-driving test.” 122658 2001 Cold Comfort NM Bredes, Don Reporter Wilma Strong-Parkhurst, a smart, sexy, outspoken reporter for the local paper knows more than she is telling. She teams up with the town constable, a former Boston cop, to solve the execution-style murder of a wealthy couple from Canada. Reporter and the constable uncover the unexpectedly dark underbelly of the constable's hometown in northern Vermont, which involves locally produced adult films, high-stakes real estate development and drugs. 122659 2003 Cold Creek Manor M DVD -R HQ 2667, 2668. Documentary Maker who struggles to make a living buy a haunted mansion and, with his family, tries to defeat the menace. 122660 1957 Cold Dark Night, The NM GPL Gainham, Sarah Correspondents Tolly Bradshaw. Reporter in Berlin is inexperienced. Various reporters. Tom Penrose, Luke Hepworth, "Shorty" Hammond Ramsay. 122661 1992 Cold Feet N Tucker, Kerry Magazine Photojournalist Libby Kincaid, New York 122662 1995 Cold Fever M TV Show Commentator (Toshimori Iwaki). 122663 1991 Cold Fire N OWN - P Koontz, Dean Reporter Holly Thorne wants to know more about a migrant Good Samaritan who saves 12 lives in three months in various locations across the country named Jim Ironheart. She resolves to find the truth even if it takes her to a place that she never could have imagined. 122664 1989 Cold Front M News Media. Newscaster (Mike Winlaw). Foreign Correspondent (Judy Piercey). 122665 1989 Cold Front, The N OWN - P Hanlon, Sean City Editor Phil Norwood of the Anchorage Herald. 122666 2003 Cold Harbor M TV Newscasters (Lisbeth Sabol, Ernie Boston). 122667 2004 Cold Intelligence M Reporter Jordan Donnelly (Tina Bertoli) of "Good Day Today," a network morning news-talk show, has a blessed life, a blossoming career, successful finance and good friends. But she carries with her a dark secret. News Director (Kathleen S. Dunn). News Crew Girl (Shannon Prescott). Donnelly's childhood sweetheart was on his way to California to marry her but never arrived. What became of him is still a mystery. Plagued by mysterious disappearance. Years go by and Jordan tries to fill emptiness with success. Another secret in her past: an affair with her college professor who was later arrested and charged with multiple murders. As she delves into both mysteries, she is drawn into the dark, twisted mind of serial killers. 122668 1997 Cold Night Into Dawn M TV Reporter (Lauren Llewellyn) 122669 1995 Cold One, The NM Pike, Christopher Columnist Peter Jacobs for the Los Angeles Times receives a phone call from a man who identifies himself as the perpetrator of a recent series of murders. A string of gruesome serial murders involves the popular reporter in a deadly investigation. The Cold One has special powers and when a young woman falls in love with him, she turns out changed and frightening. Jacobs, a researcher into near-death experiences, a playboy, an upper-crust high school student and a mourning widower are changed by this evil force that seeks to destroy humankind. 122670 2003 Cold Pizza DT Sports Program. Sideline/Halftime Reporter (Zach Leibowitz). Correspondent-Contributor (Dawn Yanek). Hosts (Thea Andrews, Jay Crawford, Kit Hoover, Leslie Maxie). Weather Anchors (Ian Roberts, Matt Walsh). 122671 2004 Cold Readings M TV Reporter (Hal Weaver - Voice). DJ (James DiMunno). 122672 1982 Cold River M Reporter (Deborah Beck) 122673 2003 Cold Road, The N Wilber, Rick Reporter Stanley Edwards warns new Public Relations Director Melissa O'Malley of a resort on the island of Saint Kitts about the dark secrets that threaten the resort. As she settles in her new home, father tells her someone is brutally killing women and their daughters in Minnesota and police are stumped. She wants to help, but will she survive here discovery of the horrible truth behind the deaths that shadow the past and threatens her future? 122674 1986 Cold Sea Rising N OWN - P Moran, Richard New York Times Reporter Josh tries to prevent World War III and forestall the progress of the Ross Ice Shelf's splitting from Antarctica 122675 2002 Cold Squad: Ambleton T Episode #72. 3-2-2002 News Anchor (Ted Friend). 122676 2005 Cold Squad: And the Fury: Part 2 T Episode #97. 3-5-2005 News Media. Reporter (Tamara Taggart). 122677 2002 Cold Squad: Career Opportunists T Episode #73. 9-21-2002 Photographer (Winston Brown). 122678 1999 Cold Squad: Deadly Games (Part 1) T Episode #27. 10-22-1999 Newscaster (Aamer Haleem). 122679 2002 Cold Squad: Death by Intent (Part 1) T Episode #38. 1-22-2000 Reporter (Coleen Christie). 122680 2001 Cold Squad: Faith T Episode #59. 4-21-2001 News Media. Reporter (Kerry Sandomirsky). 122681 1998 Cold Squad: Jane Klosky M Episode #4. 2-13-1998. News Director (Robert Underwood). 122682 2001 Cold Squad: Predators T Episode #55. 3-17-2001 Reporter (Coleen Christie). 122683 1998 Cold Squad: Stephanie Jordan T Episode #10. 3-27-1998 Newscaster (Norman Jean Wick). News Director (Robert Underwood). 122684 2001 Cold Tea on a Hot Day NR Matlock, Curtiss Ann Editor Marilee James has a complicated life caring for her special-needs son and playing mother to an abandoned niece in addition to running the local paper. She's a caregiver to everyone but herself. All that changes when savvy newspapermen Tate Holloway speeds into town in his fancy sports car and begins a passionate and persistent campaign to win over the already engaged single mother. 122685 1971 Cold Turkey M L Parody News. Correspondents-Anchors Hugh Upson-David Chetley-Sandy Van Andy (Bob Elliott) and Correspondents-Anchors Walter Chronic-Paul Hardy-Arthur Lordly (Ray Goulding). Bob and Ray. 122686 1998 Cold War MT Miniseries Soviet Journalist (Artyom Borovik-Himself). CBS Correspondent, South Vietnam (Morley Safer-Himself). 122687 1994 Cold, Cold Heart N Elliott, James Washington Post Reporter Julie Houser, a former cop, teams up with a former CIA agent to track down a Russian defector who is suspected of murder. CIA agent was in prison sold out by his bosses and stripped of his family and everything he holds ear. Now they free him to hunt down a killer before he kills again. The reporter has side arms almost as big as his. 122688 1939 Colgate Sports Newsreel Starring Bill Stern DR Radio Series. 1939-51, 1956 Sportscaster Bill Stern 122689 1949 Colgate Theatre T Series 1949-1958 Press 122690 1997 Colin Fitz M Interviewer (Bret Bella). 122691 1956 Collar for the Killer (aka Dead Sure, aka Matter of Fact, A) NM Brean, Herbert Press 122692 2004 Collateral M News Helicopter Pilot (Ivor Shier). News Helicopter Co-Pilot (Ben Mihm). Cab driver is taken hostage by a contract killer as he makes his rounds from hit to hit during one night in Los Angeles. He must find a way to save both himself and one last victim. 122693 2002 Collateral Damage M CNN Anchor (Rick Garcia) 122694 1991 Collections N OWN - P Skye, Maggie Journalist Marguerite Varick rules as queen of the hot style in constant terror of being dethroned 122695 2004 Collector, The: 1348 AD T Episode, Special. Season 1 (Episode 14). Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. The chain of events leading up to Morgan's deal with the Devil, his time with Katrina, and ultimately his induction as the first collector are told for the first time in their entirety, as Morgan becomes overwhelmed by his memories of those fateful years. 122696 2004 Collector, The: Actuary, The T Episode #6. 7-7-2004 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. In a suspicious series of coincidences, Morgan comes into contact with his newest client, a statistician who has been using the Devil's powers to predict the exact life span, whereabouts and circumstances of others to help mobsters rub out the competition. As the coincidences continue to mount, Morgan comes to believe that the Devil is manipulating events, but his client is convinced that it's destiny -- and who's right will determine that fate of the client's soul. 122697 2006 Collector, The: Alchemist, The T Episode #38. 3-28-2006 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan’s client is a 17th century scientist who sold his soul for alchemy’s greatest secrets. 122698 2004 Collector, The: Another Collector T Episode #13. 8-25-2004 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. CityTV Anchor (Darrin Maharaj). Morgan's client is Escobar, a surgeon that once killed a man on the operating table, and asked the Devil for the powers to heal. For this case, Morgan is joined by Montreal Collector Sofia Marteau, a Collector who does not have the same deal as Morgan, and therefore is trying to track Escobar down to send him to Hell. 122699 2005 Collector, The: Beginnings T Episode #26. 4-3-2005 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. "Beginnings" juxtaposes two stories: the Devil's initial training of Morgan as the first collector, and Morgan's memories of the beginning of his 10 years with Katrina. In the course of the episode we see the origin of the memories, both tender and troubling, that maintain Morgan's humanity even after Katrina's death, and also the Devil's nearly-successful first strike in snuffing out that humanity completely. 122700 2005 Collector, The: Campaign Manager, The T Episode #20. 2-20-2006 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan initially suspects his client of being a young, handsome, charming politician who seems to be on a straight course to the job of Prime Minister, but discovers that the deal was actually made by the power behind the throne: the candidate's campaign manager, a sharp, smart woman with a mysterious agenda. Morgan has to fight for the woman's attention as she struggles to win one last election. 122701 2006 Collector, The: Chef, The T Episode #28. 1-17-2006 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan's client spins him into an alternate reality where he's no longer a collector...which may doom the client's soul. 122702 2004 Collector, The: Children’s Book Writer, The T Episode #10. 8-4-2004 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan's new client, Edwin Yancy, turns out to be a sweet, gentle man who success has been in writing popular children's books. Morgan is puzzled by what harm Edwin could possibly have done, and his search is hampered by constant visions of death and violence from his past that he doesn't seem to be able to stop. 122703 2005 Collector, The: Comic, The T Episode #19. 2-13-2005 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan's client sold his soul to be the most successful standup comedian in the world, and is on the brink of beginning a series of live comedy specials when Morgan interrupts him at the end of one of his remarkable improvisational acts at a local club. This starts a series of dominoes falling that will expose the client's bitter secrets. 122704 2005 Collector, The: Cowboy, The T Episode #14. 1-9-2005. Second Season Opener. Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan's client is a formerly rich CEO who swindled millions from investors; to escape the consequences he made a deal to become a cowboy in the Old West of his childhood fantasies, to which Morgan is transported after getting the client's name. But Morgan's efforts to save his client ultimately endanger him, and it looks like the man may die at the hands of a gunslinger before he achieves his redemption. 122705 2006 Collector, The: Customer Service Rep, The T Episode #29. 1-24-2006 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan’s client spins him into an alternate reality where he’s no longer a collector -- which may doom the client’s soul. 122706 2005 Collector, The: Dreamer, The T Episode #16. 1-23-2005 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. A young First Nations woman turns out to have sold her soul for a dreamcatcher that would stop the horrific nightmares that had driven to the brink of suicide, but they soon discover that the horror of her dreams seems to have spread to the Native community she left behind. 122707 2006 Collector, The: Exorcist, The T Episode #39. 4-4-2006 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. A priest sells his soul to the Devil in return for the power to undo the Devil’s work. 122708 2006 Collector, The: Farmer, The T Episode #32. 2-14-2006 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. A man sells his soul to save the family farm -- and discovers his family may pay for it. 122709 2005 Collector, The: Historian, The T Episode #25. 3-27-2005 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan tries contacting his client, a history professor, but finds she mysteriously disappeared that morning. Upon trying to contact her, Morgan finds himself in the Mauthausen concentration camp in 1945, where he discovers that his client is a prisoner. Can Morgan save his client and return her to the present? 122710 2004 Collector, The: Ice Skater, The T Episode #4. 6-23-2004 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. When the Devil points out Morgan's new client, Morgan is horrified to discover that she's a 16 year old figure skater on her way to the Olympics...meaning the Devil must have made the deal with the girl when she was 6 years old. Morgan's first challenge is to convince the girl that she made a deal she doesn't even remember, before he can get her to seek redemption. And as they uncover the secrets of her past, they make even darker discoveries. 122711 2006 Collector, The: Jockey, The T Episode #27. 1-10-2006 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Reporter (Peter Abrams). A jockey sold his soul in order to win every race he enters with his dead brothers race horse. Now Morgan must help him find who lost out on his deal. 122712 2006 Collector, The: Junkie, The T Episode #33. 2-21-2006 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Maya is getting her one month chip. Morgan and her brother is there as well as her sponsor who just happens to become the next person Morgan can help to redeem herself. 122713 2006 Collector, The: Media Baron, The T Episode #36. 3-14-2006 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan’s client is a media mogul who sold his soul to create a huge company. Who can have lost out when a worldwide media company can have been the responsible party? 122714 2004 Collector, The: Medium, The T Episode #8. 7-21-2004 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Medium Laura McKinney has spent the decade since making her deal trying to use her Devil-given powers to find the soul of her dead son. When Morgan contacts her, she refuses to seek redemption until she accomplishes her goal. Morgan tries to convince her that the deal was a sham, and that her powers aren't real, but discovers that Laura may hold the key to contacting his own lost love. Will Morgan have to give up his own dream in order to redeem Laura's soul? 122715 2004 Collector, The: Miniaturist, The T Episode #12. 8-18-2004 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan's client is Harvey Fenderman, who made a deal with the Devil to be able to create miniature landscapes and people. The Devil has caused Fenderman has recreate the village where Morgan and Katrina lived to cause pain for Morgan and sidetrack Morgan and Fenderman from finding Fenderman's redemption. Things get disturbing when Morgan finds that the Devil has given Fenderman the power to create living miniatures. One of the miniatures looks exactly like Katrina. 122716 2005 Collector, The: Mother, The T Episode #21. 2-27-2005 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan's client is a woman who sold her soul to be the perfect mother, for reasons that become clear as they uncover her past. As Morgan works to save her, Jeri Slate closes in on Morgan, and seems to be on the verge of uncovering his true identity. 122717 2004 Collector, The: Old Man, The T Episode #9. 7-28-2004 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan's client is Otis Hardwicke, an 80-year old man who made his deal with the Devil to have ten years of clean health. He made the deal because he had cancer and liver problems. He also can not get seriously injured. 122718 2006 Collector, The: Person with AIDS, The T Episode #35. 3-7-2006 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. This time the clock is not ticking, the client does not have 48 hours left, it is a client who found out about the deal early and together with Morgan she tries to make amends. 122719 2005 Collector, The: Pharmacist, The T Episode #17. 1-30-2005 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan's client is a night shift pharmacist who sold her soul to be cured of the cancer that was about to kill her. But the Devil did something odd -- he gave her more of the cure than she needed for herself, facing her with a dilemma: should she try to cure others and risk exposure and an early trip to Hell? 122720 2004 Collector, The: Photographer, The T Episode #5. 6-30-2004 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. When Morgan Pym finds Stuart Peterson, he is a broken man, so sunk in despair that he welcomes the end of his days on earth. Following the murder of his wife, Peterson made a deal to take extraordinary crime photos, but has failed in his goal of changing society, instead descending into a private Hell of always being on the scene for the misery of others. Following the trail of clues in Peterson's pictures, Morgan finds that the Devil has taken an unusual interest in this particular client. 122721 2004 Collector, The: Prosecutor, The T Episode #2. 6-9-2004 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. CityTV Anchor (Darrin Maharaj).Morgan Pym's client is prosecutor Carter Anderson, whose bargain with the Devil has allowed him to win all his cases for the last 10 years. Now, in the final days of his deal, Anderson's cases are falling apart, and one of the people he prosecuted may hold the key to his redemption. 122722 2004 Collector, The: Rapper, The T Episode #1. 6-2-2004 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. After 650 years of collecting the souls of people who have made a deal with the Devil, Morgan Pym has had enough. He ask the Devil for the power to try to save his clients during their last 48 hours of life, by helping them atone for the evil that their deals have caused. But Morgan's client, a rap star, refuses to believe that his 10 years of fame and fortune are coming to a sudden end. Morgan struggles to convince the rapper to seek redemption before the clock runs out. 122723 2005 Collector, The: Ripper, The T Episode #24. 3-20-2005 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. This is the first episode that shows us Morgan during his centuries as a collector; we begin in London, September 1883, and Morgan is both unsurprised and eager to collect when the Devil tells him that his next client will be Jack the Ripper. What follows reveals a surprising truth behind the Ripper's legend. 122724 2004 Collector, The: Roboticist, The T Episode #7. 7-14-2004 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan's new client is a beautiful, brilliant young woman who is using her Devil-given powers to build a thinking robot that she hopes will improve mankind. But Morgan's efforts to save her are hampered by the continuing efforts of news reporter Jeri Slate to discover who Morgan is and what he's up to. Both Morgan and Jeri are in for big surprises as the Devil steps in to influence the course of events. 122725 2006 Collector, The: Spy, The T Episode #37. 3-21-2006 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. The Devil lets Morgan follow a client to Eastern Europe where Morgan becomes entangled in espionage. 122726 2005 Collector, The: Superhero, The T Episode #23. 3-13-2005 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan's client is a nobody, working in the bowels of the Vancouver Star as a copy editor, which leaves Morgan puzzled as to what he could possibly have bargained for. Turns out the client has a secret identity -- and secret tragedies to go with it. 122727 2004 Collector, The: Supermodel, The T Episode #3. 6-16-04 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Paparazzo (Stefano Giulianetti). In an attempt to discourage Morgan from trying to save souls, the Devil gives Morgan the name of Nicki Schillenberg, a supermodel who is so self-centred, egotistical, mean and vacuous that Morgan nearly abandons his mission. But as her final 48 hours begin to wind down, Nicki grows desperate, Morgan feels driven to try to help her. 122728 2005 Collector, The: Tattoo Artist, The T Episode #18. 2-6-2005 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan's client is a tattoo artist who remembers making a deal 10 years earlier...but doesn't remember why. As they slowly uncover the secrets of his past, the client recovers his memories...and the pain that goes with them. 122729 2005 Collector, The: Tour Guide, The T Episode #22. 3-6-2005 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan is stumped when he researches his client's name and finds out that she died ten years earlier. That part of the mystery will be resolved when he meets another woman, a tour guide for a bus tour of Vancouver murder sites, but more secrets remain to be uncovered as he investigates his client's apparent death. 122730 2005 Collector, The: UFOlogist, The T Episode #15. 1-16-2005 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Interviewer (Michael Eckford). Morgan's client is a UFO buff obsessed with alien visitations to earth; so obsessed, in fact, that he willingly sold his soul for proof that aliens exist, and believes he's received it. Morgan thinks the Devil has cheated the client, by deluding him into believing in proof where none exists, but ultimately has to play along to get the man to seek redemption. 122731 2006 Collector, The: Vampire, The T Episode #30. 1-31-2006 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan has to help a girl who sold her soul to become a vampire. Maya is having problems with drugs again and Morgan. Taylor is wondering why Gabe is being mean to the Pollster. 122732 2006 Collector, The: VJ, The T Episode #31. 2-27-2006 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. A woman sold her soul. to be free of her personal demons and now Morgan has to help her as they start coming back. 122733 2006 Collector, The: Watchmaker, The T Episode #34. 2-28-2006 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. This time Morgan gets no warning, suddenly his client, a watchmaker, appears in front of him and the time left is only 1.5 hours. How can Morgan help save this person in that short a period of time? 122734 2004 Collector, The: Yogi, The T Episode #11. 8-11-2004 Investigative Reporter Jeri Slade (Ellen Dubin) has an autistic son that seems to perceive more of the supernatural goings on than she does. Medieval monk sells his soul to the Devil and now operates as the Devil’s bag man in modern day Vancouver collecting the souls of others who have made deals with the Devil and whose time is now up. He’s made another deal with the Devil wherein he is given 48 hours to try to redeem the people and nullify their deal. Morgan's client is Ahneel Subramami, a yogi who made his deal with the Devil so that he could achieve enlightenment and pass it on to everyone. This succeeds too well when some of his students no longer fear death, and therefore commit suicide. Also, Morgan is left questioning his beliefs when Subramami tells him that only what he believes will happen. 122735 1999 Collectors, The M Reporter (Carole Clermont-Jegher). 122736 1933 College Coach M DVD -R HQ 6925, 6926. SVDSP 1508 Reporter (James Donlan). Reporter (Harry Seymour). Reporter (Eddie Shubert). Reporter (Phil Tead). Editor (Philip Faversham). Photographer (Milton Kibbee). 122737 1960 College Confidential M SVD 963 Shulman, Irving (Screenplay) Kings of the Bs Gossip Columnists Walter Winchell. Earl Wilson, Sheilah Graham, Louis Sobol.. Reporter Betty Duquesne (Jayne Meadows) of the Times involved with sociology professor who conducts survey on student morality. Local newspaper receives anonymous tip. Tip accuses professor of having indecent relations with his subjects. Duquesne assigned to story. Professor tries to create positive image by asking her to chaperone student party. He gets drunk on spiked punch. Discovers home movies have been recut with obscene footage. Incidents result in hearing attended by famous journalists playing themselves. Whole thing turns out to have been engineered by store owner trying to get publicity for aspiring actress daughter. New York Herald Tribune, 8/22/60: "Walter Winchell, Earl Wilson and other members of the fourth estate show up in court to demonstrate their shortcomings as actors." 122738 1993 College Girls M Photographer (Jenny McCarthy) 122739 1930 College Hounds: An All Barkie M DVD -R HQ 9731 “An All Barkie” is a takeoff on “An All-Talkie” slogan of the time. A Dogville Comedy. Sports Reporters. Sportscaster who announces game action over a huge radio microphone (flea powder is one of the advertisers). Sports reporters wear hats and have pads and pencils. Newsreel cameraman shooting the game. Newsboy hawking papers shouts out news that affects the plot. Spoof of college football movies. A man in debt to a loan shark uses his daughter to stop football hero Red Mange from playing in the big game between Airedale College and Spitz University. Mange gets there in the fourth quarter to win the day. The film ends before we find out what happens to the man in debt who the loan shark threatened to kill if Airedale wins the game. 122740 1954 College Press Conference DT Public Affairs program. Ruth Geri Hagy, public affairs program, college students question newsmakers 122741 1935 College Scandal M Dix, Beulah Marie and Bertram Millhauser (Story). Frank Partos, Charles Brackett, Marguerite Roberts (Screenplay). Ness Book School Editor Dan Courtridge (Douglas Blackley) of campus newspaper, the Whirligig is found dead in the newspaper office as he is preparing to run an article about a romance between a professor's daughter and a chemistry teacher. Sally Dunlap (Arline Judge) is a reporter and the instructor's sister. More murders and the reporter receives a threatening letter telling her to drop the story. 122742 1937 College Swing M DVD Radio Announcer (Robert Cummings) 122743 2005 Colliding Forces N O'Day-Flannery, Constance TV Newscaster Deborah Stark has ambition to spare and a take-no prisoners attitude when it comes to love. Her latest whirlwind affair ends and she never expects to see the man again. Then her mother dies right before Thanksgiving and the man shows up at her childhood home in New Jersey. But with Stark, her work comes first. She's deep into a story about corruption throughout the highest levels of the company that owns her Philadelphia television station, and not even the hint of true love can distract her. The man has secrets about the mysterious Foundation he works for and his ability to shape-shift. But Stark realizes that the man is too aware of what she's investigating to be an innocent bystander, she knows she must accept his truths. For only with the man's help will she survive long enough to expose corruption and claim love. 122744 1927 Collier Hour, The R 1927-32 Editor of magazine 122745 1997 Collins and Maconie's Movie Club T Episode #1. 7-2-1997 Tree Lounge Critic (Yazz Fetto). 122746 1996 Collision Bend N Roberts, Les TV Reporter Virginia (Ginger) Carville is promising, up and coming, popular Cleveland TV newscaster on Channel 12 who is strangled to death in her home. Was she a careerist saint? A hard-nosed pro? A hot-bodied bedmate? Or an amoral user? Mary Soderberg, a sales executive at the TV station asks a Cleveland PI to help the man she dumped him for -- now the top suspect since he was among Carville's many sex partners. Powerful station manager, veteran anchorwoman and the pompous chief suspect who is his former lover's lover and colleague all have motives. Cryptic series of notes on a computer diskette that Soderberg steals from Carville's desk leads the detective to an explosive story she was working on, a story that casts many of the suspects in a nasty new light. 122747 1989 Collision Course M News Media. Reporter #1, Auto Show (Ed Oldani). Reporter #2, Auto Show (Isaiah Murray). Reporter #3, Auto Show (Mary F. Bremer). Reporter #4, Auto Show (Kathleen O'Brien) 122748 1979 Collision Course MT TV Reporter (Anthony Schaeffer). 122749 1976 Collision Course: Truman vs. MacArthur MT Reporter (George Kramer) 122750 1951 Colmena, La P Cela, Camilo Jose Spain Journalist is dirt-poor and sleeps in a brothel if there is a room available that night while during the day, he tries to make ends meet one way or another. The film features the comings and goings of a wide variety of characters, all trying to survive in a poverty-stricken Madrid during World War II. These people from all walks of life cross paths almost randomly as they come to the brothel or a cafe to sip their one cup of coffee, work on a book, pick up a prostitute, get their shoes shined, play billiards, or just warm themselves on a cold winter’s day. 122751 1982 Colmena, La (aka Beehive, The) MF Cela, Camilo Jose (Novel) Spain Journalist is dirt-poor and sleeps in a brothel if there is a room available that night while during the day, he tries to make ends meet one way or another. The film features the comings and goings of a wide variety of characters, all trying to survive in a poverty-stricken Madrid during World War II. These people from all walks of life cross paths almost randomly as they come to the brothel or a cafe to sip their one cup of coffee, work on a book, pick up a prostitute, get their shoes shined, play billiards, or just warm themselves on a cold winter’s day. 122752 1945 Colonel Effingham's Raid M Fleming, Barry (Novel). Kathryn Scola (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Earl Hoats (Allyn Joslyn) of The Afternoon Leader is answerable to owners in Chicago. His paper is losing circulation to rival paper. Decides way to increase paper's revenue is to play up to mayor and city officials with influence over advertisers. He supports naming of town square after alleged hero against objections of Society Editor Ella Sue Dozier (Joan Bennett) who regards man as a crook. Daughter of former editor of Fredericksville newspaper who would oppose the idea. Retired Army Colonel Effingham (Charles Coburn) writes a column of war commentary ("On the Firing Line") for paper free of charge. Editor and his assistant Dewey (Frank Craven) prepare to build him before column runs. But Effingham opposes naming square. He calls man carpetbagger. Hoats writes editorial against column. Effingham wants to save old courthouse. Dozier agrees, but Al (William Eythe), a reporter on a rural paper, eventually helps. . Reporter (David Ballard). Editor to Colonel: "I'm a newspaperman, Colonel, not an evangelist. My function is to inform our readers of what's going on in the world, not to advise them." Reporter (David Vallard) 122753 1943 Colonel Effingham's Raid N OWN - H Fleming, Berry War Columnist Colonel Effingham retires in 1940 and begins to write a weekly column on military affairs for the local Georgia paper. Story is told by a cousin employed by a newspaper. The colonel becomes a war columnist 122754 1853 Colonel, The N Atkins Press 122755 1976 Colony NSF OWN - P Bova, Ben English Woman Reporter. 122756 1999 Colony of Unrequited Dreams, The N Johnston, Wayne Reporter Shelagh Fielding is a satirist, brilliant, hard-drinking, and unconventionally sexy. 122757 1996 Color Me Perfect MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Brian Arnold). Reporter #2 (Joanna Piros). Reporter #3 (Claire Riley). Reporter #4 (Kevin Hayes). 122758 2000 Color of Friendship, The MT Reporter #1 (David Rosser). Reporter #2 (Michelyn Emelle). 122759 1997 Color of Justice MT DVD -R HQ 10242, 10243. SVD 567 Reporter #1 (Christine Brubaker). Reporter #2 (Michael Ricupero). Reporter #3 (Jeff Clarke). Reporter #4 (Jim Codrington). Reporter #5 (Marlon Brand). Newsroom P.A. (Jon Cubert). Media. Legal, political and religious factions vie for the public spotlight during a controversial murder trial. 122760 2000 Color of Law N Milofsky, David Reporter having affair with mayoral candidate's wife 122761 2005 Color of the Soul, The: Penbrook Diaries, The N Bateman, Tracey V. Reporter Andy Carmichael is given the chance to cover the story that will make his career, but he finds more than he bargained for within the pages of Miss Penbrook's diary. 122762 1998 Colorado Gold N Lonsdale, Roberta E. Journalist 122763 2005 Colorado Kid, The N King, Stephen Managing Editor David Bowie of The Weekend Islander on Moose-Lookit Island, Maine and its 90-year-old feature writer Vince Teague are working with Stephanie McCann, a journalism major and intern teaching her the basics of newspaper journalism. During a lobster roll lunch at a restaurant, the two newspapermen tell McCann the story of a body discovered on Moosie's beach more than 20 years ago. Dave and Vince bring Stephanie to a new understanding of the words story and mystery. The pair of veteran newspapermen relate the story to the eager young intern. It's the story of "The Colorado Kid," a man found dead on a local beach years ago without any identification or any feasible reason for being there. 122764 1939 Colorado Sunset M DVD -R HQ 6943, 6942. Radio Reporter Carol Haines (June Storey) can be heard on radio station KWTR. Singing cowboy Gene Autry runs for sheriff. 122765 1958 Colossus of New York, The M Reporters (Lorence V. Kerr, Foster Phinney, Max Power, Courtland Shepard, Jack Richardson) 122766 2005 Colour Me Kubrick (aka Color Me Kubrick: A True...ish Story) M News Media. TV Journalist 1 (Kammy Darweish). TV Journalist 2 (Teresa Churcher). TV Journalist 3 (Bindu De Stoppani). 122767 2000 Colourful (aka Colorful) C News Media. Reporter Chiho Shimoi (Shelley Carlene-Black - Voice - English Version). TV Anchorman (Charles Kennedy - Voice - English Version). News Crowd (Rob Bricken, Kelli Cousins, Andrew Klimko, David Matranga, Monica Rial - Voices - English Version). Cameraman (Mark Laskowski - Voice - English Version). 122768 2006 Colt .45 Vengeance NW Dalton, Kit Buckskin Series #37 Newspaper Editor is pumped for information about the desperadoes’ boss by Buckskin Lee Morgan -- which wouldn’t be easy since the randy redhead had a head for business, a body for sin, and an eye for Morgan. Something was rotten in the state of Arizona and Morgan had to put things to rights. First, he had to help a busty belle find her husband’s killers. But the lusty brunette wanted the worthless sidewinders dead by her own hand and Morgan spread out in her own bed. Then he had to pump the editor for more information. Morgan would have his hands full, his six-gun empty and the Wild West exploding with action. 122769 1957 Colt .45: Magic Box, The T Episode Photographer (itinerant) and Chris Colt team up to find the killer of a U.S. Indian Commissioner 122770 1957 Colt .45: Tar and Feathers T Episode Newspaper. Villainous land-grabber's daughter plans to marry an ambassador's son who has been writing articles exposing the misleading of her father 122771 1989 Colt Lightning NW Champlin, Tim News Media 122772 1944 Columbia Presents Corwin R Series - 1944-45 Journalist-Dramatist Norman Corwin 122773 1936 Columbia Workshop, The R DVD #17067 Series - 1936-41, 1946, 1956 Press 122774 1939 Columbia Workshop: Meridian 7-1212 R Computer Download Episode. 8-24-39. Press 122775 1980 Columbine N OWN - H Kennedy, Raymond Newspaperman Starbuck 122776 1990 Columbo Cries Wolf MT DVD -R HQ 3645, 3646. SVD 577 Levinson, Richard and William Link Episode #51. 1-20-1990 Magazine. Columbo tries to prove that the flamboyant owner of a British men's magazine murdered his attractive business partner. Reporter (Laurence Grant). Reporter (Primo Lopez). Reporter (Jimmy Ortega). Reporter (Be-Be Smith). Reporter (Gil Newsome). 122777 2003 Columbo Likes the Nightlife MT DVD -R HQ 3375, 3376. SVD 1367 M14. 1-30-2003 Tabloid Reporter for the Inquisitor blackmails various people and is killed. 122778 1973 Columbo: Any Old Port in a Storm MT Newscaster (Charlie Jones). 122779 1998 Columbo: Ashes to Ashes MT DVD -R HQ 2149, 2150. VHS 1313, SVD 749 Hatcher, Jeffrey, Patrick McGoohan M12. 10-8-1998 Tabloid Reporter Verity Chandler (Rue McClanahan) about to reveal criminal past of Hollywood mortician is killed by the renowned mortician. Columbo solves the case Anchorman (Karissa Corday). 122780 1993 Columbo: Butterfly in Shades of Grey MT TV Newswoman Allison Montgomery (Francesca Cappucci). Los Angeles Radio Moderate Fielding Chase (William Shatner) kills a member of his staff who tried to help his daughter. Station Manager (Yorgo Constantine). . 122781 1973 Columbo: Candidate for Crime MT Kibbee, Roland, Dean Hargrove Episode #20. 11-4-1973 Newsman (Larry Burrell) 122782 1991 Columbo: Columbo and the Murder of a Rock Star MT Woodfield, William R. 4-29-1991 News Media. Reporter #1 (Regina Leeds). Reporter #2 (Curt Booker). Photographer (Robert Terry Lee). 122783 1990 Columbo: Columbo Goes to College MT Bloom, Jeffrey M1. 12-9-1990 News Media. First Reporter (Mary Angela Shea). Second Reporter (Casey Van Patten). Newswoman (Shauna Steiner). News Anchor (Larry McCormick). 122784 1972 Columbo: Dagger of the Mind MT News Media. Reporter at Sir Roger's Funeral (Kenneth Danziger). Photographer at Sir Roger's Funeral (Peter Ashton). 122785 1971 Columbo: Dead Weight MT Dugan, John T. Episode #5. 10-27-1971 TV Newsman (Clete Roberts) 122786 1973 Columbo: Double Exposure MT Cannell, Stephen J. Episode #21. 12-16-1973 Press Photographer (Danny Goldman). Filmmaker kills one of his clients in a break during the screening of a new advertising campaign. 122787 1974 Columbo: Exercise in Fatality, An MT Fischer, Peter S. Episode #26. 9-15-1974 Photographer (Manuel DePina). 122788 1975 Columbo: Forgotten Lady MT Episode #32. 9-14-1975 Magazine Publisher. TV reporters descend on Columbo. Media chasing officials. Johnny Carson (Himself in archive footage). Fading actress kills her husband when he refuses to back her comeback show. 122789 1974 Columbo: Friend in Deed, A MT Fischer, Peter S. and William Link Episode #25-5-1974 Photographer (Eldon Burke). 122790 1997 Columbo: Glitter Murder, The NM Harrington, William Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Ai-Ling Cooper-Svan of the Hollywood monthly Glitz, is the beautiful powerful wife of a film director, philanderer and embezzler who is murdered. Glitz is like Vanity Fair, a glossy bible of the upper class. She is one of the most powerful women in Los Angeles.. Ai-Ling seemingly has it all -- great wealth, a job she loves and marriage to the renowned Swedish director. But she is being two-timed and her husband's nocturnal forays involve a prostitute and an underage girl. She decides to kill him, which she does, confidant that no one will put her behind bars, much less Columbo. She tells her lover and conspirator, a psychiatrist, "The day we can't outsmart some dumb LAPD bureaucrat…." 122791 1998 Columbo: Hoover Files, The NM Harrington, William Journalist Betsy Clendenin writes tell-all biographies and was many celebrities' worst fear. A Kitty Kelly-like master of the unauthorized biography. She is to show-biz public relations what Saddam Hussein is to Middle East peace. Her new project concerns J. Edgar Hoover. She threatens to expose scathing secrets buried in the notorious Hoover files. Includes Mafia and Roy Cohn. Whatever she learns goes up in flames -- along with Clendenin herself -- when her house explodes. Retired FBI agent will stop at nothing to protect the memory of "The Director" -- including murder. He sent the mail bomb. 122792 1974 Columbo: Mind Over Mayhem MT Episode #23. 2-18-1974 News Media. 1st Reporter (Dennis Robertson). 122793 1973 Columbo: Most Dangerous Match, The MT Episode #16. 3-4-1973 News Media. First Reporter (Richard Drout Miller). Second reporter (Manuel DePina) 122794 1971 Columbo: Murder by the Book MT Episode #3. 9-15-1971 News Media. Second Reporter (Haven Earl Haley) 122795 1991 Columbo: Murder Can Be Hazardous To Your Health MT VHS 1281. SV 130, 95 Ford, Patricia 2-20-1991 Reporter Budd Clarke (Peter Haskell) is killed. Wade Anders (George Hamilton) is host of highly popular anti-crime TV show. Clarke was supposed to host the show, but Anders convinced network he would be better. One day Clarke approaches Anders still angry Anders took his job. Tells Anders he has an old adult video that features Anders with underage girl. Tells him unless he leaves the show, he will write an expose and reveal the video. While they watch the tape, Clarke smokes poisoned cigarettes prepared by Anders, and dies. Anders then takes the videotape and replaces Clarke's story on him with one of his inactive ones. Columbo solves the case. Newsman. Smoking proves lethal to a newsman who's been blackmailing the host of a crime-reenactment TV show 122796 1990 Columbo: Murder in Malibu MT Episode #55. 5-14-1990 Photographer (Laurence Grant) 122797 1978 Columbo: Murder Under Glass MT DVD -R HQ 3760, 3761. SVD 1460 Episode #42. 1-30-1978 Food Critic (Louis Jordan) blackmails restaurateurs for good reviews. He poisons a man threatening to expose him. 122798 2000 Columbo: Murder With Too Many Notes MT M-13. 3-12-2001. Photographer (Van Epperson). 122799 1974 Columbo: Negative Reaction MT DVD -R 1688 Magazine Photographer Paul Galisco (Dick Van Dyke) kills wife and Columbo figures it out. 122800 1976 Columbo: Old Fashioned Murder MT 11-28-1976 Photographer (Giles Douglas). 122801 1974 Columbo: Publish or Perish MT Episode #22. 1-18-1974. NBC Sunday Mystery Movie. Publisher (Jack Cassidy) 122802 1991 Columbo: Requiem for a Falling Star MT DVD -R HQ 2625, 2623. SVD 1098 Episode #14. 1-21-1973 Gossip Columnist. Fading star out to murder a columnist,. Kills her secretary by mistake. 122803 1971 Columbo: Suitable for Framing MT DVD -R HQ 6211, 6212. DVD -R 1679 Gillis, Jackson Episode #6.11-17-1971 Art Critic Dale Kingston (Ross Martin) with a talent for murder. He kills his uncle for his valuable collection of paintings. All clues lead to the dead man's first wife. But Columbo figures it out. 122804 1974 Columbo: Swan Song MT Episode #24. 3-3-1974 TV Reporter (Larry Burrell). Cameraman (Mike Lally). 122805 1997 Columbo: Trace of Murder, A MT M-11. 5-15-1997 Newscaster (Richard Saxton) 122806 1994 Columbo: Undercover MT M-9. 5-2-1994 Photographer (John Dunbar) 122807 1951 Column Item T Lux Video Theatre - 4-9-51 Columnist. Laraine Day 122808 2001 Columnist Porter Wren NM Harrison, Colin Columnist Porter Wren for a New York City daily tabloid is a cynical, burned-out Manhattan columnist who has an appetite for the city's dirtiest scandals. On the beat, he sells murder, tragedy and anything that passes for the truth. "I sell falsehood and what passes for truth and every gradation in between," Wren has said. "I sell the newborn and the dead. I sell the wretched, magnificent city of New York back to the people. I sell newspapers. Struggling against constant deadlines and forever glancing over his shoulder at younger reporters seeking to topple him, Porter seeks out the city's seamy underbelly writing about crime, sex, corruption to keep up with insatiable tastes of his readers. 122809 2001 Columnist, The N Frank, Jeffrey Columnist Brandon Sladder's memoir of a social-climbing columnist 122810 2002 Columnist, The N Jeffrey, Frank Political Columnist Brandon Sladder, the prominent Washington columnist, finds himself at a cocktail party being encouraged by George H.W. Bush to write his memoirs. Sladder has, after all, known just about everyone of importance. He has talked on intimate terms with world leaders, been a witness to enormous change, and expressed weighty opinions on important matters of state. He believes that his own life story could add much more than a footnote to our age. But what is mean to be a look back at his life and our times turns out to be far more revealing. The Columnist is Sladder’s attempt to burnish his image for posterity. What emerges is something else: the misadventures of an irresistibly loathsome man, self-important, social climbing, dangerously oblivious, opportunistic, humorless and sanctimonious -- the hybrid that seems peculiar to Washington journalists. Sladder seems to be remarkably destructive to those who know him best -- employers, rivals, lovers and family. Brandon Sladder is one of the most memorable rogues in Washington D.C. 122811 1999 COM T Series 1999-2000 Correspondent (Tara McNamara). 122812 1990 Com o Crime Nos Olhos MF Reporter (Henrique Amaral) 122813 2007 Combat Zone: SLA Gunfight DT DVD -R HQ 8024 News Media. Story of Patricia Hearst and the SLA kidnapping case. 122814 2005 Combat Zone: True Tales of GI's in Iraq, Volumes One to Five DT Zinsmeister, Karl and Dan Jurgens (Illustrator) Five Volumes, #1 to #5. Journalist Karl Zinsmeister, a longtime embedded journalist in Iraq, and penciler Dan Jurgens chronicle three months in the lives of the 82nd Airborne in the Battle for Iraq. 122815 1965 Combat!: Dateline T DVD -R HQ 1925. SVD 809 Episode. 1-23-65 War Correspondent Robert Barton (Dan Duryea) is captured and held by the Germans and Sgt. Saunders and his men let themselves be captured in order to free the famous American journalist. "You're got to read him to know what's going on in the war," says one soldier. The rescuers surrender to the German to join a POW camp to free Barton. When they find him, he refuses their help because he says it's hopeless. Germans know Barton is a man of considerable importance. Promise him good treatment if he cooperates. He says he won't talk. Germans make plans to take him away for questioning. Soldiers find tunnel. Barton: "I'm no hero. No tin soldier. I don't want to wind up in a grave out in that yard." They force him to go with them. Germans discover escape. "I'm afraid. Afraid…" Saunders says they're all afraid. "You think you write about soldiers, but all you write about is the war. There's a difference." Barton helps them get away. They part company: "I have a story to write -- about soldiers." 122816 1967 Combat!: Encounter T DVD -R HQ 3156. DVD -R 1683 (About 2 minutes missing because of Satellite Problems during program). Episode War Correspondent Jack Cole (James MacArthur) is not allowed to go on patrols because his father, an army officer, won't allow it. Father and son reconcile. Father says to son: "You have a story to write." Son: "Yes I do." Episode ends. 122817 1963 Combat!: No Hallelujahs for Glory T DVD -R HQ 5564. DVD -R 1761 Altman, Robert Teleplay. Episode. Magazine Photojournalist Eleanora Hunt (Elizabeth Allen) for World Magazine, a reckless journalist who the squad must rescue as she heads for a French town still thought to be held by Germans. Her photo essay appearing in World is called "Legend and Death in a French Village," and is a moving photo essay on what happened to German and American soldiers, and the French people in the fight for that village. 122818 1962 Combat!: No Hallelujahs for Glory T Episode #24. 3-19-1963 War Correspondents. Bearded Correspondent (Charles McDaniel). Thin Correspondent (Garry Walberg). 122819 1983 Combination, The N York, Andrew News Media 122820 1997 Comcast SportsNet SportsNite DT Series 1997 TV Anchor-Reporter Phil Andrews (2005-). Anchor-Reporter Michael Barkann. Anchor-Reporter Pat Boyle (1997-2000). Anchor-Reporter Ron Burke (1997-1999, 2002-). Anchor-Reporter Pete Christy (1997-2002). Anchor-Reporter Lance Crawford (1999-) Anchor-Reporter Matt Fine (2002-). Anchor-Reporter Leslie Gudel. Anchor-Reporter Derrick Gunn. Anchor-Reporter Scott Hanson (2000-2002). Anchor-Reporter Neal Hartman. Anchor-Reporter Dei Lynam. Reporter Al Meltzer (1997-2001). Reporter Sean Murphy. Anchor-Reporter Mike Rodgers (2002-2004). Anchor-Reporter Matt Yallof (2000-). 122821 1929 Come Across M AFI-Playwrights Writer 122822 1998 Come Again M Reporter (Emma Coulson). Reporter (Robert Finch). Reporter (Nigel Shepherdson). 122823 1949 Come and Go Mad SS OWN Brown, Fredric In "Space on My Hands." Newspaperman George Vine. Walter J. Candler, managing editor. 122824 1972 Come Back, Charleston Blue M African-American Photographer. Black fashion photographer tires to murder his way into control of Harlem heroin traffic 122825 1949 Come Be My Love N OWN - H - UCLA Davis, Lavinia, R. Press 122826 1992 Come By Chance M Interviewer, Unseen (Terry Carter). 122827 1952 Come Fill the Cup N OWN - H Ware, Harlan City Editor Lew Marsh who doesn't drink anymore List of drunks he has helped with the liquor battle. In old days novels with a newspaper setting were often about men tempted into drinking. This one is about men who struggle against the return to the days of steady addiction. Chicago city editor who has learned how to quit getting drunk. Carries out a special assignment so well it loses him his girl but preserves his nondrinking. 122828 1951 Come Fill the Cup M VHS 492. B 27 Harlan Ware (Novel). Ivan Goff, Ben Roberts (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Law Marsh (James Cagney) for Sun-Herald is fired because of constant drinking. Working on story of plane crash when Editor Julian Cuscaden (Larry Keating) tears up his story because it's two days late. Reporter Travis Ashbourne (John Alvin). Decides to reform. Loses girlfriend, Reporter Paula Copeland (Phyllis Thaxter) who marries publisher's nephew Boyd Copeland (Gig Young). Sober, journalist manages to get job in paper's shipping department and over the years works his way up to editor. Staffs newsroom with reformed alcoholics. Publisher John Ives (Raymond Massey) asks Marsh to take charge of his alcoholic nephew whose mistress is mixed up with gangsters. Newspaper Staffer (Hank Mann). Photographer (Glen Turnbull). Man responsible for getting editor sober is killed in car accident caused by drunken nephew. Editor investigates and discovers car was sabotaged. Convinces police to cooperate when he runs false story in paper suggesting they found a fingerprint in car. Publisher accuses editor of running stories attacking crooks because of personal feud. Eventually editor captures gangsters, reunites nephew with wife. "When it comes to newspapermen, give me the reformed lush every time…work takes the place of liquor.." 122829 2008 Come in Rangoon! (“...Come in Rangoon!”) N Paolis, Rodolfo de Weatherman Sgt. Marcus Omodel, a weatherman with the U.S. Air Force and an expert marksman, is thrown into a secret war in Southeast Asia. On the way to a new posting in Thailand, he is puzzled to discover that his security classification has been elevated to top secret. He doesn’t know it yet, but this is just the prelude to a series of adventures that he won’t soon forget. Soon he finds himself playing a critical role in the secret war. 122830 1973 Come Nineveh, Come Tyre N OWN - H Drury, Allen Press 122831 1999 Come On, Get Happy: Partridge Family Story, The MT News Media. Reporter (Terry Anzur). Reporter (Karen Hartman). Reporter #2 (Heather Levenson).. Press Agent (Ruth de Sosa). 122832 2004 Come to Papa: Crush, The T DVD -R 1755 Episode #4. 6-24-2004 Reporter Tom Papa (Tom Papa) works for the New Jersey Daily Times newspaper and wants to be a comedy writer. His boss (Steve Carell). Limelights lure Tom's parents, out to build a variety act on jokes they seek to steal from their son. Meanwhile, Tom meddles in the love life of his wife's friend, whose lover is a semipro bowler. 122833 2004 Come to Papa: Pep Talk, The T DVD -R 1725 Episode #2. 6-10-2004. Reporter Tom Papa (Tom Papa) works for the New Jersey Daily Times newspaper. His boss (Steve Carell). Baseball fever grips Tom, who fires up a losing boys team with a pep talk on the Babe Ruth legend that has very mixed results. When Karen tries to get out of going to Tom's parents' party by lying, she ends up putting herself in an impossible situation. 122834 2004 Come to Papa: Salad, The T DVD -R 1753 Episode #3. 6-17-2004 Reporter Tom Papa (Tom Papa) works for the New Jersey Daily Times newspaper and wants to be a comedy writer. His boss (Steve Carell). Journalism ethics elude Tom in an interview with an eccentric millionaire, from whom he seeks a charitable donation on behalf of his wife's animal hospital. Later, Tom wants to cash in when he saves a rich man's life. Tom saves the life of Anderson Miller, a wealthy man he petitioned for a donation to Karen's fund-raiser. 122835 2004 Come to Papa: Tire Guy, The T DVD -R 1715 Episode #1. 6-3-2004. Premiere Reporter Tom Papa (Tom Papa) works for the New Jersey Daily Times newspaper and wants to be a comedy writer. His boss (Steve Carell). Tom moonlights for an ad campaign collaborating with owner of a tire store to create new commercials, but it backfires when Crazy Benny sets the place afire. Judah is trying to collect on a bet from high school with Tom. 122836 2002 Come Together MT Interviewer (Michael Muller) 122837 2009 Come What May M Radio News Reporter (John William Doryk). The world of collegiate moot court competition. 122838 1989 Comeback Kids, The N Cairns, Bob Sportswriter Walker "Hoot" Horton suffers from anxiety attacks. Works on a newspaper/ 122839 2005 Comeback, The: Valerie Does Another Classic Leno T DVD -R HQ 4191 PR Publicist works for Valerie. Valerie hosts a premiere party for "The Comeback," and is embarrassed at what she sees. But when she appears on "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" and realizes that her reality show is a great success, she has a change of heart. When she discovers the show has been renewed for a second season on the basis of the first show, she embraces the success and ignores the trauma the series puts her through. 122840 2005 Comeback, The: Valerie Gets a Magazine Cover T DVD -R HQ 4027 Episode #10. 8-14-2005. PR Publicist Billy Stanton (Dan Bucatinsky) is hired by Valerie to get her picture on a magazine cover. Photographer (R.C. Shivers). 122841 2005 Comeback, The: Valerie Is A Stand Out on the Red Carpet T DVD -R HQ 8X 4045 PR Publicist tries to get Valerie maximum exposure on the red carpet during the People's Choice Awards. News media. Entertainment Tonight. Access Hollywood. 122842 2005 Comeback, The: Valerie Shines Under Stress T DVD -R HQ 4132 PR Reality Show Parody. Field Producer Jane tries to get Valerie more lines on "Rome and Bored." Stalker treat forces extra security on the set. Valerie finally takes action against obnoxious writer. 122843 2005 Comeback, The: Valerie Triumphs at the Upfronts T Episode #2. 6-12-2005. PR News Media and Publicity Agents. Valerie, Mickey and the rest of the cast of "Room and Bored" fly to New York for the annual network event where new shows are unveiled to the media. Photographer (Spence Decker). Macho Host (Jordan Murphy). 122844 2007 Comebacks, The M Reporters (Rico Devereaux, Leigh Morgan). 122845 1963 Comedian Backstage DT 3-10-63. (Dupont Show of the Week) Correspondent Frank McGee narration. Profile of Comedian Shelly Berman 122846 1978 Comedy Company, The MT Reporter (Ann Weldon) 122847 2001 Comedy Only in da Hood M Newscaster (Gerald Kelly). 122848 2001 Comedy Team of Pete & James, The M Tabloid Photographer (Mark Jonathan Davis) 122849 1998 Cometa, La (aka Comet, The) MF Sistacin, Marysa and Jose Buil Mexico Journalist-Cinematographer wants to capture the existence of society in which he lives. 122850 2000 Comeuppance (aka Tin Yau Aan) M Journalists. Series of fatal poisonings target journalists among others.. 122851 1984 Comfort and Joy M Radio Host Alan Bird (Bill Paterson) witnesses how an ice cream van is attacked and destroyed by angry competitors. This leads him into the struggle between two Italian families over the ice-cream market of Glasgow. Newsreader (Alan Wylie). 122852 1956 Comfort Me With Apples N USC DeVries, Peter Newspaperman Chick Swallow 122853 2001 Comforters, Miserable M Cameraman A (Rob Naples). Cameraman B (Johnny Asuncion). 122854 2004 Comic Book: Movie, The M Reporter. Garage Reporter Loose Lips Lois (Meagan Cornelius). 122855 1986 Comic Relief T Parody News. "Not Necessarily the News" Reporter (Lucy Webb). Larry the Interviewer (George Wendt). 122856 1949 Comic Strip Murder, The T Suspense Press 122857 1992 Comic Strip Presents, The: Crying Game, The T Episode #29. 5-5-1992 Scum Editor (Antony Sher). Sports Presenter (William Armstrong). 122858 1993 Comic Strip Presents, The: Detectives on the Edge of a Nervous Breakdown T Episode #31. 4-22-1993 Journalist (Emma Bernard). Journalist (Doon Mackichan). TV Producer (Mark Caven). TV Director (Howie Nicol). TV Executive (Michael White). Writer (George Yiasoumi). 122859 1982 Comic Strip Presents, The: Didn't You Kill My Brother T Episode #20. 3-19-1988 Newsreader (Richard Cordery). 122860 1982 Comic Strip Presents, The: Eddie Monsoon, a Life. T Episode #11. 2-4-1984 Interviewer (Peter Woods). 122861 1988 Comic Strip Presents, The: Strike, The T Richardson, Peter and Pete Richens Episode #16. 2-20-1988 TV Interviewer (Kevin Allen). 122862 1988 Comic Strip Presents, The: Yob, The T Episode #19. 3-12-1988 Editor (Harry Burton). 122863 1969 Comic, The M AFI-Television TV 122864 2002 Coming Clean M News Van Guy (Thomas Selle). 122865 1978 Coming Home M L News Media 122866 2001 Coming Home To You NR Robinson, Fay Harlequin Journalist Kate Morgan wanted to write a rock star's biography for the last 14 years. He died six years ago, but this has not affected her obsession. Journalist and biographer, she's currently working on a book about him. Morgan hopes her book will dispel nasty rumors of drug abuse, womanizing and stolen composition. The story leads her straight into the arms of his brother, a reclusive horse breeder. More answers she gets, the more questions she has. 122867 1974 Coming of Joachim Stiller, The N Lampo, Hubert Journalist 122868 1912 Coming of Law, The NW MLPL Seltzer, Charles Journalist Kent Hollis wants to own the paper, Dry Bottom Kicker. 122869 1914 Coming Power, The M AFI-Authors Writer 122870 1999 Coming Soon MT Photographer 1 (Alan Wylie). Photographer 2 (Saul Metzstein). 122871 2002 Coming Up Roses: Meet Me at the Fair N Duncan, Alice Journalist Horatio Lamert "H.L." May proposes writing series of articles in 1887 about Rose Ellen Gilhooley, who Buffalo Bill Cody plucked out of near poverty in Deadwood, Kansas turning her into one of the stars of his Wild West Show May wants to do articles about Rose set against backdrop of Columbian Exposition. She reluctantly agrees since publicity will help Cody's Wild West Show. But the pushy newspaperman wants something more than a business relationship with strong-willed Rose. Sam Trimble is another local reporter covering the World's Fair including Buffalo Bill's Wild West show. The two journalists look forward to seeing the two female stars of the Buffalo Bill extravaganza, Annie Oakley and Rose Ellen Gilhooey. H.L. decides to do a story on the less famous woman who rides as well as any Indian. As he follows her for his story, they fall in love. He rejects his feelings. H.L. flees his small town for a Windy City persona. 122872 1934 Coming-Out Party M Reporter (Fred Howard). Cameraman (Sherry Hall). 122873 1962 Coming-Out Party, The M AFI-Television TV 122874 2009 Coming, The M News Media. News Anchor (Jim Bienemann). British Reporter (Ian Attewell). Small Town Reporter (Paul Duchart). A man’s protective sister goes missing and strange events surrounding her disappearance become a match that sets aflame a small town’s racial mistrust and mass hysteria 11 years later. In 1997, when tension in the Middle East is prominent, the future of the world remains uncertain. The man begins having terrifying dream memories and finally decides to uncover the truth behind his sister’s disappearance. The man ends up becoming a witness to The Coming. 122875 1964 Comizi d-amore MF Interviewer (Pier Paolo Pasolini) 122876 1995 Command & Conquer G News Media. Female Reporter (Marcia Swayze) 122877 1995 Command & Conquer (aka Command and Conquer) G Command & Conquer Saga is a compilation of the Command & Conquer series’ games published from 1995 to March 2007 all bundled into one box and updated to run on Windows XP. Command & Conquer -- August 1995. C&C: The Covert Operations - April 1996. Command & Conquer: Red Alert -- October 1996. Command & Conquer: Red Alert - Counterstrike -- March 1997. Command & Conquer: Red Alert -- The Aftermath -- September 1997. Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun -- August 1999. Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun - Firestorm - February 2000. Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 - October 2000. Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 -- Yuri’s Revenge -- October 2001. Command & Conquer: Renegade -- February 2002. Command & Conquer: Generals - February 2003. Command & Conquer: Generals -- Zero Hour -- September 2003. Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars -- March 2007. TV Anchorwoman Psykhophear (Marcia Swayze). 122878 2007 Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars G Reporter (Shauntay Hinton). 122879 2001 Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 G BBC Newscaster (Sam McMurray - Voice). American Newscaster (Sam McMurray - Voice). Soviet Newscaster (Gabriella Bern - Voice). Propaganda Truck (David Fries - Voice). 122880 1999 Command & Conquer: Tiberium Sun G News Media. Nod Anchorman (Thyme Lewis). 122881 1948 Command Decision M DVD -R HQ 2404, 2405. L Haines, William Wister (Play). William R. Laidlaw, George Froeschel (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Elmer Brockhurst (Charles Bickford) for United News questions the actions of a commander with a reputation for sending his men on suicidal bombing missions. Suggestion of past animosity between the two men. Commander indicates that correspondent's articles have prevented them from following through on some missions. Reporter objects to commander withholding information from the press. After an apparently successful mission, correspondent writes story supporting that effort. He later discovers the wrong target was bombed and when general suggests he write the story to put a positive slant on the target they did hit, he responds: "I'll write this story straight or not at all. The loss of a thousand boys is still quite a news item back home." General gives correspondent top secret information to win his cooperation. Correspondent wishes commander luck as he leaves to take over new post. Both question attitude of press and shift in emphasis from solders to their leaders. Photographer (Arthur Walsh). 122882 1942 Command Performance R Series - 1942-49 News Media. 122883 1937 Command Performance M Reporter (Jack Melford) 122884 2006 Commander and Chief N Clark, Don L. Female TV Correspondent is rescued from rape and probably death by a former senator and football hero who unexpectedly becomes the nation’s first indigenous president. 122885 2006 Commander in Chief: Elephant in the Room, The T DVD -R HQ 6157 Episode. 5-31-2006 News Media. Templeton handles an airline strike in his own way when, as Speaker of the House, he becomes acting president after Mac's appendix bursts mid-flight on Air Force One. Reporter Patricia (Donzaleigh Abernathy). Reporter Charlie (Ned Vaughn). Reporter Roger (Steve Tom). Reporter Jim (Guy Anthony Margo). Reporter Luis (Rey Herrera). Reporter Connie (Lisa Ross). Omaha Reporter #1 (Nick Roth). Omaha Reporter #2 (Linda Dona). News Anchor Ben (Kent Shocknek). Newscaster Yvonne (Siobhan Darrow). Newscaster Morgan (Gina St. John). BBC Reporter (Michael Jackson). Stand-Up Reporter Ned (Ted Garcia). 122886 2005 Commander in Chief: First Choice T DVD -R HQ 4416 Episode #2. 10-4-2005 News Media covers first female president. White House Press Secretary Kelly Ludlow (Ever Carradine). Reporter #1 (Donzaleigh Abernathy). Reporter #2 (Brandon Douglas). Reporter Samantha (Kate Jennings Grant). Senior White House Reporter (Sky McDougal). Nathan attempts to manipulate new President Mackenzie's first order of business, to pick a vice president. CNN Reporter (Bella Shaw). Reporter Roger (Steve Tom). Reporter Charlie (Ned Vaughn). 122887 2005 Commander in Chief: First Dance T DVD -R HQ 4525 Episode #4. 10-18-2005 News Media covers first female president. White House Press Secretary Kelly Ludlow (Ever Carradine). Reporter Samantha (Kate Jennings Grant). Reporter Charlie (Ned Vaughn). Reporter #2 (D.T. Matias). Nathan Templeton plans to engineer a series of Cabinet resignations to overshadow Mackenzie's first official summit with the Russian president. 122888 2005 Commander in Chief: First Disaster T Episode #6. 11-01-2005 News Media covers first female president. White House Press Secretary Kelly Ludlow (Ever Carradine). Reporter #1 (Donzaleigh Abernathy). Newscaster (Angela Martinez). Reporter Charlie (Ned Vaughn). The President has to deal with an environmental and political crisis. 122889 2005 Commander in Chief: First Scandal T DVD -R HQ 4705 Episode #7. 11-8-2005 News Media covers first female president. Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist writes expose on presidency: Stolen Presidency. Reporters quiz president on contents of the book. White House Press Secretary Kelly Ludlow (Ever Carradine). She sits down at the press conference, promises to answer all the questions, and then says she will never speak of it again. Reporter #1 (Donzaleigh Abernathy). Reporter Steve (Scott Atkinson). News Anchor (James Edson). Reporter Luis (Rey Herrera). MacKenzie's people suspect someone in the inner circle of leaking confidential information about her. Events from Warren Keaton's past come to light and jeopardize his confirmation as vice president. Speaker of the House gets his confirmation in exchange for his loyalty to him, not the President. Reporter Barry (John Sloan). 122890 2005 Commander in Chief: First Strike T DVD -R HQ 4484 Episode #3. 10-11-2005 News Media covers first female president. White House Press Secretary Kelly Ludlow (Ever Carradine). Reporter Samantha (Kate Jennings Grant). Reporter Roger (Steve Tom). Reporter Charlie (Ned Vaughn). Reporter #1 (Steven Meek). Reporter #2 (Linda Shing). Reporter #3 (Wade Aaron). Mackenzie faces first national crisis when nine DEA agents are killed in Latin America 122891 2005 Commander in Chief: First…Do Not Harm T DVD -R HQ 4593 Episode #5. 10-25-2005 News Media. Attorney General opposes the president's response to news of explosives smuggled across the Canadian border. Templeton publicly ridicules it. TV Late Night Host Jimmy Kimmel makes an appearance ridiculing the president's husband. White House Press Secretary Kelly Ludlow (Ever Carradine). Reporter #1 (Donzaleigh Abernathy). Reporter Roger (Steve Tom). Reporter Charlie (Ned Vaughn). 122892 2006 Commander in Chief: Happy Birthday, Madam President T DVD -R HQ 6185. Episode #17. 6-7-2006 News Media. Mac spends her birthday dealing with a hostage crisis in Turkey and interviewing candidates for vice president. Reporter Charlie (Ned Vaughn). Reporter Oliver (Tony Colitti). Filipina Reporter (Sumalee Montano). TV Newscaster (Gina St. John). 122893 2005 Commander in Chief: Mom Who Came To Dinner, The T DVD -R HQ 4907 Episode #9. 11-29-2005 News Media. Reporter Terry (Angela Gardner). Reporter Luis (Rey Herrera), Reporter Jill (Carmen Nicole). Reporter Barry (John Sloan). Reporter #1 (Kristen Rutherford). Reporter #2 (Matthew Kaminsky), As the president attempts to enjoy Thanksgiving, she must deal with military base closures in her home town, a death penalty case the Supreme Court will not hear and a visit from her mother. 122894 2006 Commander in Chief: No Nukes Is Good Nukes T DVD -R HQ 5296 Episode #11. 1-17-2006 News Media. TV News Anchor (Kent Shocknek). Cable News Anchor (Dave Clark). Field Reporter (Siobhan Darrow). TV News Reporter (Ted Garcia). The escalating situation in North Korea puts Mac's leadership to the test as the country faces the possibility of nuclear war. 122895 2005 Commander in Chief: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 4364 Episode #1. 9-27-2005 News Media covers first female president. White House Press Secretary Kelly Ludlow (Eve Carradine) Reporter Robert, AF One (Joe Inscoe). Reporter #1 (Jackie Ling). Reporter #2 (Juan Conde). Reporter #3 (Sherri McKinney-Richmond). Reporter #4 (Ric Young). White House Cameraman (Daniel Ross). White House Staff Photographer (Manny Oliverez). 122896 2006 Commander in Chief: Price You Pay, The T DVD -R HQ 5920 Episode #14. 4-20-2006 News Media. Washington Press Corps. Stand-Up Reporter #1 (Stephen W. Alvarez). Reporter #1 (Ursula Garcia-Schmidt). Reporter #2 (Rueben Grundy). News Anchor #2 (Glenn Walker Harris, Jr.). Stand-Up Reporter #2 (Lu Parker). Reporter Roger (Steve Tom). Mac stands by her longtime friend and attorney general nominee who takes a beating during confirmation hearing. Cargo plane carrying sensitive military weapons goes missing -- and crashes in Pakistan. 122897 2005 Commander in Chief: Rubie Dubidoux and the Brown Bound Express T DVD -R HQ 4778 Episode #8. 11-15-2005 News Media. Madame President tells the news media she will have weekly press conferences against her colleagues' advice. Reporter Steve (Scott Atkinson). Reporter Jill (Carmen Nicole). News Pundit (William Rogers). After announcing a new direction for her administration, President Allen herself in need of allies within the West Wing and decides to appoint her closest adviser, Rod, to an official position. 122898 2006 Commander in Chief: States of the Unions T DVD -R HQ 5860 Episode #13. 4-13-2006 Washington Press Corp. News Media. Richard "Dickie" McDonald (Mark-Paul Gosselaar), consultant. Syndi Saltzman (Judith Hoag) is a public affairs specialist in politics. Reporter Steve (Scott Atkinson). Reporter Terry (Angela Gardner). Reporter Duke (Rueben Grundy). Reporter Luis (Rey Herrera). Reporter Sharon (Anne Marie Howard). Reporter Cy (Michael Kostroff). Reporter Jim (Guy Anthony Margo). Newscaster (Angela Martinez). Reporter Barry (Joan Sloan). While Mac prepares to deliver her first State of the Union Address, her husband is caught in a compromising position with an intern.in a frame-up. 122899 2006 Commander in Chief: Sub Enchanted Evening T DVD -R HQ 5249 Episode #10. 1-10-2006 News Media. Press Conferences. When a U.S. submarine on a covert mission off the coast of North Korea runs into trouble. Mac must find a way to diffuse the international crisis before things get out of hand. News Anchor (Gina St. John). President wasn't told of covert operation and is angry about it. 122900 2006 Commander in Chief: Ties That Bind T DVD -R HQ 5972 Episode #15. 4-27-2006 News Media. Mac asks the attorney general to look into urban unrest in nearby Maryland while she tries to keep missing surface-to-air missiles from falling into the hands of terrorists. TV Anchor Dan (Dave Clark). Reporter Olivere (Tony Colitti) Reporter Pam (Amy French). Reporter Jill (Carmen Nicole). TV Anchor (Saida Pagan). Reporter Connie (Lisa Ross). Reporter Barry (John Sloan). Local TV News Anchor (Gina St. John). Vice President refuses to bow down to pressure from Senate majority leader and votes against him, then resigns his vice presidency. 122901 2006 Commander in Chief: Unfinished Business T DVD -R HQ 6246 Episode. 6-14-2006 News Media. Mac seizes an opportunity to get the Equal rights Amendment passed. Templeton and Mac participate in a Get Out The Vote event that becomes more like a presidential debate. Reporter Patricia (Donzaleigh Abernathy). Reporter Luis (Rey Herrera). News Anchor Angela (Angela Martinez). 122902 2006 Commander in Chief: Wind Beneath My Wing T DVD -R HQ 5334 Episode #12. 1-24-2006 News Media. Reporter Oliver (Tony Coletti). Interviewer #2 (Karen S. Gregan). Richard "Dickie" McDonald (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) has a fling with a female reporter. Syndi Saltzman (Judith Hoag) is a public affairs specialist in politics. On the ground in California, a man holds Air Force One hostage and demands to speak directly with the president, or he will blow up the plane. Mac and Templeton are out west to pay tribute to the dedication of former President Bridges' Presidential Library TV Interviewer (Carolyn Hennesy). Reporter Oliver (Tony Colitti). Interviewer #2 (Karen S. Gregan). 122903 2005 Commander, The: Blackdog MT Editor (Garry Nickols). 122904 1997 Commandments M Reporter Harry Luce (Anthony LaPaglia) is a shifty husband who finds that his brother-in-law's story might be his ticket to fame and fortune. New York Daily News Reporter (Sara Colton). His brother-in-law's wife dies and the man sees his career fall apart and his house destroyed. Confused and angry, he yells at God from the rooftop of his apartment building and a bolt of lightning kills his dog. Pushed beyond his limits, the man decides to break each of biblical Ten Commandments. The reporter is drawn to the man's mission in the hopes of using it to further his career, but ultimately they clash as man uses Harry to fulfill some of his missions. In the final climatic battle of will and redemption, Seth, Harry and Harry's wife cross paths with a raging hurricane at the far end of Long Island. 122905 1987 Commando Squad M TV Anchor (Russ Tamblyn) 122906 2004 Comme au cinema: TF France. Series. Columnist Elisabeth Quin. 122907 2004 Comme au cinema: TF France. Episode #18. 12-14-2004. Columnist Elisabeth Quin. Journaliste Valerie Duval. Hosts Daniela Lumbroso, Michel Field. 122908 2006 Comme tout le monde MF France. Reporter #1 (Jean-Luc Couchard). Reporter #2 (Hugues Hausman). Journalste Semadi (Pascal Lefebvre). 122909 1971 Comment DT Newsman Edwin Newman host. Interviews with newsmakers 122910 1954 Comment DT Series 4-24-1954 to 8-31-1958 to 1974. NBC Reporters from NBC based in Washington give background reports on an issue under examination. 122911 1976 Comment ca va? MF Editor. Communist Newspaper Editor (Michel Marot). 122912 1908 Commentary, A N Galsworthy, John Press 122913 2006 Commercial: 2006 MTV Movie Awards CC DVD -R HQ 6184 Tabloid Paparazzi. Actor Jessica Alba mistakenly beats up photographers waiting outside a store thinking they are waiting for her. After she knocks most of them she realizes they were waiting for someone else. 122914 2008 Commercial: 4 News CC DVD -R HQ 10499 Television News Promotion for 4 News, KNBC in Los Angeles. “Any reporter know when a story begins. Some even get past the obvious. The Beginning. The Middle. The End. But only a few take it all the way home.” 122915 2004 Commercial: AARP CC TV Newscast watched by two elderly people. News report on drugs turned into commercial for AARP work in Congress on prescription medicines. 122916 2005 Commercial: Acura RL CC DVD -R HQ 2852 Parody Newscast Traffic Report. Acura's traffic monitoring program better. 122917 2003 Commercial: Advil Cold Medicine CC DVD -R HQ 8X 4854 TV Male Reporter has a cold, takes Advil so he can do his job -- it's raining and he has an umbrella 122918 2007 Commercial: Aflac CC Newspaper Headlines in "The City Quill:": "Rent Due" "Car Payment Late." "Lights Out!" Woman cannot pay her bills. Aflac Duk to the rescue. 122919 2005 Commercial: Albertson's Tickets to the Movies CC DVD -R HQ 4363 TV Reporter holding microphone KCXM News is interviewing Patricia Heaton, Albertson's celebrity spokeswoman, on the excitement of Albertson and Savon offering two tickets to the movies in a premiere type of environment. 122920 2009 Commercial: ALCS Game 1 CC DVD -R HQ 11503 Newspapers. Newsstand advertises ALCS Game 1 between California Angels and New York Yankees. 122921 2005 Commercial: All the King's Men Preview Trailer CC DVD -R HQ 8X 4317 Reporter (Jude Law) who becomes candidate's press secretary. News Media. 122922 2004 Commercial: Allegra CC DVD -R 1864 Newspaper Headlines. Observer Star, Morning Post talk about allergy season. Morning Post: "Allergy Season in Full Force!" Morning Post: "Most OTC Allergy Medicines May Not Last As Long As You Want." Observer Star: "Not Benadryl Allergy." Observer Star: "Not Chlor-Trimeton 4 Hour." Observer Star: "Not Tylenol Severe Allergy." Morning Post: "Allegra 180 mg Lasts Up To 4X Longer." Once-daily Allegra commercial. See our ad in Prevention Magazine. Morning Post: Once-Daily Allegra: The Relief Goes On." Once-Daily Allegra in Red. Ends Commercial. 122923 2005 Commercial: Allstate CC DVD -R HQ 4363 Sportscaster covering event. Allstate is proud sponsor of the Bowl Championship Series. During the commercial, a fire starts and a car explodes during a pre-game rally in the parking lot. 122924 2005 Commercial: Ambien CC DVD -R HQ 8X 4608 TV Female Reporter gives a report while man behind her in a tee-shirt reading "Free Ambien CR, 7-Day Free Trial" tries to get her audience. 122925 2007 Commercial: American Express - Beyonce CC DVD -R HQ 9006 News Media cover Beyonce in an American Express commercial. 122926 2007 Commercial: American Express: Beyonce CC DVD -R HQ 9412 Press Conference with Beyonce. Paparazzi follow her around. 122927 2004 Commercial: Anchorman CC DVD -R 1771 TV News Anchors in commercial for the new film, "Anchorman." 122928 2008 Commercial: Applebee CC DVD -R HQ 9517 Interviewer and Cameraman interview a Red Delicious Apple (Wanda Sykes - Voice), the new spokesperson for the restaurant Applebee’s. 122929 2007 Commercial: AT&T CC DVD -R HQ 8951 TV Male Reporter is based in Washington D.C. but covers stories in Beirut, Lebanon and Moscow and Los Angeles, California and Roswell, New Mexico so "I need a network that works where I live." Alien light shines down on him. AT&T Works In More Places. 122930 2007 Commercial: AT&T CC DVD -R HQ 9324 Paparazzi shown following a movie executive who needs phone coverage all over the world...where he lives. 122931 2008 Commercial: AT&T CC DVD -R HQ 10215 TV Reporter Bill Kurtis finds the Internet as well as Amelia Earheart’s plane on an obscure island in the Pacific Ocean. With AT&T Internet, you can easily find the internet anywhere in the world. 122932 2008 Commercial: AT&T CC DVD -R HQ 10281 TV Reporter Bill Kurtis finds the Internet near the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. He tells the audience you can’t believe what we found at the end of the rainbow -- a pot of gold and a leprechaun: We found The Internet using an AT&T laptop convert card. 122933 2008 Commercial: AT&T CC DVD -R HQ 10348 TV Reporter Bill Kurtis finds the Internet in the desolate ice lands where the Abominable Snowman lives: We found The Internet using an AT&T laptop convert card. 122934 2008 Commercial: AT&T CC DVD -R HQ 10371 TV Reporter Bill Kurtis finds the Internet in an Internet race against Olympic Swimmer Michael Phelps winning all of his gold medals in the process: We found The Internet using an AT&T laptop convert card. 122935 2008 Commercial: AT&T CC DVD -R HQ 10526 Reporter Slate Sanchez’s Phone is reporting from a demolition site. He tells his the real Reporter Slate Sanchez can’t get a signal for his cell phone and didn’t get the emergency call telling him that the new blast zone is where he and the TV crew are standing. “I’m Slate Sanchez and I’m about to become the news.” Explosion takes place and the TV reception stops. 122936 2009 Commercial: AT&T CC DVD -R HQ 11060. DVD -R HQ 11255. TV Reporter Bill Kurtis beats Tennis Star Andy Roddick because of AT&T laptop connection to the 3G AT&T Internet Network. With AT&T Internet, you can easily find the internet anywhere in the world. 122937 2009 Commercial: AT&T CC DVD -R HQ 11121 TV Reporter Bill Kurtis takes on Boxer Mayweather and beats him because of AT&T laptop connection to the 3G AT&T Internet Network. With AT&T Internet, you can easily find the internet anywhere in the world. 122938 2009 Commercial: AT&T CC DVD -R HQ 11344 TV Reporter Bill Kurtis uses his new AT&T laptop with a motorcycle buddy -- Kurtis rides in the passenger compartment next to the motorcycle. With AT&T Internet, you can easily find the internet anywhere in the world. 122939 2009 Commercial: AT&T CC DVD -R HQ 11387 TV Reporter Bill Kurtis uses his new AT&T laptop showing off its small size. Commercial for AT&T 3G network and network laptop. 122940 2010 Commercial: AT&T CC DVD -R HQ 11831 TV Male Anchor is used in this commercial on ATT.com mobile phones. 122941 2010 Commercial: Audi CC DVD -R HQ 11768 TV Male Reporter covers the green police arrests of people who do not go green. Audi A3TD1 is touted as the green car of the year. The Green police arrest a variety of people for not using the right lightbulbs. 122942 2007 Commercial: Back To You CC DVD -R HQ 8856 TV News Anchors Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammar) and Kelly Carr (Patricia Heaton) reunite at a Pittsburgh television station after they worked together previously in the 1990s. Promotion by Fox Television for new season. 122943 2007 Commercial: Big Bear Resorts CC TV Reporter April Winchell in the field tries to explain to a dense male anchor that the snow is real even though it is made by humans. She likens it to filling an ice cub tray with water and putting it into the freezer. It is human-made, but it is still real ice. The anchor still doesn’t understand what she is trying to say. 122944 2007 Commercial: Big Bear Resorts CC DVD -R HQ 10724 TV Reporter April Winchell in the field tries to explain to a dense TV Anchor Steve Morris in the studio that she is really reporting from Big Bear Mountain Resorts. Your Weather Team Ski Report. Big Bear Mountain Resorts. Real Snow. Real Close. 122945 1989 Commercial: Blistex CC Female TV Newscaster at Fire. Finishes on-camera report, complains to another woman about a lip problem. Other woman recommends Blistex. Reporter promotes it 122946 2006 Commercial: Boomerang News Update CC DVD -R HQ 6245 Parody News Update by the Banana Splits. Flash: Commercial Picnic. 122947 2007 Commercial: Borat (aka Borat: Cultural Learnings of Americas Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan). CC DVD -R HQ 8000 Commercial for DVD of movie. Reporter Borat Sagdiyev (Sacha Baron Cohen), a "TV Journalist from Kazakhstan" of Kazakh, faux Kazakhstani.in a mockdocumentary chronicle of his quest to better understand America. Real people are interviewed. Innocently politically incorrect reporter for Kazakhstan's state-run TV network who has a morbid fear of homosexuals and Jews but a virile Kazakh fondness for kissing men and wrestling with them naked. Creation of revolutionary British and Jewish comedian Sacha Baron Cohen. Producer Azamat (Ken Davitian). 122948 2006 Commercial: British Airways CC DVD -R HQ 5717 TV Male Reporter interviewing the wrong "Big Ben." British Airways commercial. 122949 2006 Commercial: Bud Light CC DVD -R HQ 6340 Female TV Sports Reporter with microphone in winning locker room interviewing wrong person -- not a ballplayer but a "Bud Light Guy" who is in the locker room. 122950 2006 Commercial: Bud Light CC DVD -R HQ 7021 Female Sports Reporter in the locker room trying to do an interview with an obnoxious male athlete. Bud Light commercial. 122951 2007 Commercial: Bud Light CC TV News Team race through a newscast so they can have Bud Light. Male Anchor, Stacy the Weathergirl, Sports Anchor all give headlines so they can get out of the studio and go to the outdoor restaurant and have Bud Light. 122952 2007 Commercial: Bud Light: Dude CC DVD -R HQ 9450 Sportscaster live on camera watches as the Bud Light “Dude” drinker walks directly in front of the camera. Sportscaster: Dude!” 122953 1991 Commercial: Budweiser CC News. We Interrupt This Program for a Budweiser News Bulletin Then to Commercial 122954 2004 Commercial: Budweiser CC Sports Reporter in locker room interviews football player after the game. Player blames everyone for the loss even though he committed four fumbles. Budweiser True commercial. 122955 2010 Commercial: Buffalo Wild Wings CC DVD -R HQ 11711 Sports photographers use camera tricks and flash lights to disrupt a basketball game and send it into overtime at the request of the customers at the Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar. Customers want the game to go on. So a technician hits a button and the sports photographers swing into action. 122956 2010 Commercial: Buffalo Wild Wings CC DVD -R HQ 11864 TV Weatherman changes the weather so people in a bar eating Buffalo Wild Wings don’t have to go back to the office. Developing Story. Weather Alert as the TV weatherman’s crew creates a fake storm to keep everyone indoors. 122957 2005 Commercial: Buick and Tiger Woods CC DVD -R HQ 2863 News Media and Paparazzi check out Golfer Tiger Woods in his new Buick 122958 2005 Commercial: California Milk Processing Board CC DVD -R HQ 4848. 4955. TV Sportscaster Anchor Rick Woodworth with Sports News. Baseball player caught using milk (as if it were steroids) and is plagued by the media denying the accusation. Sports Reporter on Sports Chat. Exclusive. Let's Chat Sports. Player speaks out about pouring milk for another player who reciprocated. Got Milk? Commercial campaign treats the using of milk as a parody on the steroid controversy. 122959 2005 Commercial: California Milk Processing Board CC DVD -R HQ 4862 Sports Reporter interviews Manager on how he couldn't know about the Great Milk Scandal since there were so many obvious clues. Got Milk? Commercial campaign treats the using of milk as a parody on the steroid controversy. 122960 2005 Commercial: California Milk Processing Board CC DVD -R HQ 9471 TV Sportscaster-Anchor Jack Woodworth. Dave Laden Caught. Player Pulled From Lineup. Using a performance enhancement substance. Milk found in his locker before game time. “I don’t know how that got in there,” he tells the news media. Slugger will be suspended until further notice. Reporters interviewing baseball player in his car caught using milk (as if it were steroids) and is plagued by the media denying the accusation. “You can find it on every corner,” he tells the reporters. Got Milk? Commercial campaign treats the using of milk as a parody on the steroid controversy. 122961 2005 Commercial: California Milk Processing Board CC DVD -R HQ 9455 Sports TV Anchor. TV Sportscaster-Anchor Jack Woodworth. Player Dan Rollman tells the sports media he never touched milk. Got Milk? Commercial campaign treats the using of milk as a parody on the steroid controversy. 122962 2007 Commercial: Cannon CC DVD -R HQ 9395 Sports Photographers cover professional football players. “Your shots can be inspired” by these professional photographers. 122963 2010 Commercial: Capitalone CC DVD -R HQ 11837 TV Male Anchor talks about Capitalone zone 122964 2009 Commercial: CBS Entertainment CC DVD -R HQ 10902 Two Commercials, one inside “Ghost Whisperers.” TV Anchorman C.B. Essman brings the “Laugh Out Loud News Network” to the audience with an Entertainment Stimulus Package promoting CBS television shows. 122965 2008 Commercial: Chanel No. 5 CC DVD -R HQ 10656 Paparazzi follow Nichole Kidman in this Chanel No. 5 commercial. 122966 2005 Commercial: Channel 4 News in Los Angeles Promotion CC DVD -R HQ 3023 3-19-2005 TV Newscast promotion -- "Trust Experience." Channel Four News in Los Angeles 122967 2008 Commercial: Channel 4 Weatherman Fritz Coleman CC DVD -R HQ 10166 TV Weatherman Fritz Coleman of Channel 4 News. Movie director wants to shoot a car chase next week but Coleman tells him to shoot it this week because of weather conditions. The director tells Coleman, “You just saved me $4 million.” Shows the audience how valuable Coleman’s information is. 122968 2005 Commercial: Chex Cereal CC DVD -R HQ 4430 TV News Media at press conference with kids who like Chex Cereals. The news? They agree with their parents. Aggressive reporters, cameras, microphones. Reporters can't believe they will eat whole grain cereals. One kid: What is it with all these cameras?" 122969 2007 Commercial: Chick-fil-a-com CC DVD -R SP 8954 Sports Reporter on the Sideline Meg Shipley for ENB-TV is covering the Eagles-Bulldogs football game and cows are parachuting into the stadium. She checks with Sportscaster-Anchor Mike in the booth: do you see them? 122970 2009 Commercial: Chips Ahoy! CC DVD -R HQ 10895 Sports Reporters and Photographers jump into the boxing ring to interview Chips Ahoy Rocky who is yelling for his girlfriend who is yelling for him. They meet and as they start to kiss, the cookie is picked up and eaten. 122971 2002 Commercial: Citrona CC SVD 1197 Female Sports Reporter 122972 2008 Commercial: Claritin CC DVD -R HQ 9768 Reporters interviewing race car driver who is successful because he takes Claritin and can concentrate on his driving instead of his allergies. 122973 2007 Commercial: Claritin Clear Day CC DVD -R HQ 8272 Weatherman from NBC gives the forecast in a Weather Plus broadcast. Claritin Clear Day Forecast. 122974 2005 Commercial: Claritin D CC DVD -R HQ 8X 4505 (Full Commercial) Version). DVD -R HQ 4391 (Shorter Version). DVD -R HQ 5447 (Long Version). TV Male Reporter talks about how Claritin D helps his allergies so he can cover all events including hot ballooning. 122975 2009 Commercial: Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs CC DVD -R HQ 11405 Parody Weather News. Meteorologist Adam Berg of the Weather Channel gives a forecast for Chewandswallow on food and weather followed by scenes from the movie, “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs.” 122976 2005 Commercial: Coke With Lime CC DVD -R HQ 3204, 3205. TV News Anchors, Male and Female. Breaking News, 5:32 p.m. Writing on Screen: "Coke with Lime -- It's Lime-Flavored Coke." Male Anchor drinking the new Coke with lime: "Wow, This is Coke…with Lime!" Slogan: "Put the lime in the coke…." 122977 2006 Commercial: Coors Light CC Sports Press Conference. Real answers from football coach intercut with fake questions from Cours Light drinking buddies who are sitting in with reporters at the press conference. 122978 2007 Commercial: Coors Light CC DVD -R HQ 9412 Sports Reporters and Press Conference. Beer drinkers quiz veteran Football Coach Bill Parcells at a press conference. Real answers to sports questions used as answers about Coors Light. 122979 2007 Commercial: Coors Light CC DVD -R HQ 9433 Sports Reporters and Press Conference. Beer drinkers quiz veteran Football Coach Dennis Green of the Bears including his explosive infamous remarks to reporters: “They are who we thought they were...we let them off the hook.” Real answers to sports questions used as answers about Coors Light. 122980 2007 Commercial: Coors Light CC DVD -R HQ 9455 Sports Reporters and Press Conference. Beer drinkers quiz veteran Former Football Coach Jimmy Johnson of the Dallas Cowboys. Real answers to sports questions used as answers about Coors Light. 122981 2008 Commercial: Coors Light CC DVD -R HQ 9518 Sports Reporters and Press Conference. Beer drinkers quiz veteran Football Coach Moore. Real answers to sports questions used as answers about Coors Light. 122982 2008 Commercial: Coors Light CC DVD -R HQ 10499 Press conference with African-American football coach who gives real answers to fake questions. 122983 2008 Commercial: Coors Light CC DVD -R HQ 10721 Sports Reporters and Press Conference. Beer drinkers quiz veteran Football Coach Switzer. Real answers to sports questions used as answers about Coors Light. 122984 2008 Commercial: Coors Light CC DVD -R HQ 10724, DVD -R HQ 11711. Sports Reporters and Press Conference. Beer drinkers quiz veteran Football Coach Mora. Real answers to sports questions used as answers about Coors Light. 122985 2007 Commercial: Coors Light - Coach and False Press Conference Series CC DVD -R HQ 7744 Reporters at Fake News Conference. Real answers by real football coach to fake questions by Cours Light drinkers. 122986 2006 Commercial: Coors Light Fake Sports News Conference CC DVD -R HQ 7611. Parody Sports News Conference. Coors Light Buddies, with sports reporters holding note pads and cameras, are asking inane questions and real answers from a coach are intercut with their questions. 122987 2009 Commercial: Coors Light Fake Sports News Conference CC DVD -R HQ 11689 Parody Sports News Conference. Coors Light Buddies, with sports reporters holding note pads and cameras, are asking inane questions and real answers from a coach are intercut with their questions. African-American Coach Edwards. 122988 2005 Commercial: Coors Light Train CC News Media covers Coor Light train. 122989 2008 Commercial: Coors Light: Coach Mike Shanahan of the Broncos CC DVD -R HQ 10250 News Conference. Fake questions are asked of Coach Mike Shanahan, Broncos head coach with answers taken from a real news conference. Sports reporters. 122990 2010 Commercial: Cottonelle roll.poll CC DVD -R HQ 11711 Sports Reporters asking football player questions. “What kind of a question is that? Next question,” he says. 122991 2007 Commercial: Cours Light - Coach and False Press Conference Series CC DVD -R HQ 7744 Reporters at Fake News Conference. Real answers by real football coach to fake questions by Cours Light drinkers. 122992 2007 Commercial: Cover-Girl CC DVD -R HQ 8096 Paparazzi, Reporters on the Red Carpet. New Volume Extract for Cover-Girl. Celebrities arrive and are greeted by news media. 122993 2005 Commercial: Crest Whitening Expressions CC DVD -R HQ 3952 Columnist Jim, Newscasters and Commentators act out election coverage on voting for Crest Whitening Expressions. 122994 2005 Commercial: Crest Whitening Expressions Vote CC TV News Anchor and TV Reporter Molly Rosen at Lemon Ice headquarters as they announce election results for Crest Whitening Expressions. The winner: Lemon Ice. Anchor desk and reporters in the field. 122995 2006 Commercial: Daimler-Chrysler. Dr. Z. CC DVD -R HQ 6387 Journalist interviews Dr. Dieter "Dr. Z" Zetsche, chairman, Daimler-Chrysler and is taken on the rides of his life. He starts by asking Dr. Z how the merger between the two automobile companies is working out and Dr. Z answers by speeding away with him. Then when he asks Dr. Z is he is a real doctor, Dr. Z crashes the car into a wall. 122996 2005 Commercial: Dell - George Hamilton CC DVD -R HQ 4521 Parody Talk Show Host. Guest: George Hamilton 122997 2005 Commercial: Dell - Intern CC DVD -R HQ 4521 Parody Talk Show Host. Intern who works for nothing does a good job. When talk show host says they should double his salary, the intern says he isn't being paid. The talk show host then says, well triple your salary then. 122998 2009 Commercial: Despicable Me CC DVD -R HQ 11383 Parody News. TV News Commentator from MSNBC describe desecration of world’s monuments. 122999 2006 Commercial: Devil Wears Prada, The CC DVD -R HQ 6327 During "The Hills" Episode #105. Fashion Editor Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep) of Runaway magazine. Andrea Sachs (Ann Hathaway) assistant to Priestly, is a dowdy journalist who is seduced by the call of Chanel. Leading her into the sartorial fold is Priestly. Commercial on film. 123000 2006 Commercial: Diary Queen CC DVD -R HQ 6624 TV Anchors Kevin Kearns and Vicky Ferraro of Newstime. Before they go on the air live with the newscast, Kearns steals Ferraro's Moo Mocca Latte and won't give it back. They go live on their newscast and Ferraro tells the audience, "Kevin has hair plugs," and rips the hair from Kearns' scalp. 123001 2008 Commercial: Diet Dew CC DVD -R HQ 9723 News Media. Commercial for Diet Dew documents the use of yo-yos as weapons. 123002 1988 Commercial: Diet Pepsi CC 6-27-88 Reporters asking Boxing Champion Mike Tyson about Pepsi 123003 2005 Commercial: Diet Pepsi. Paparazzi CC DVD -R HQ 2813 Super bowl Commercial Paparazzi greet P. Diddy when he arrives on the red carpet getting out of a Pepsi Cola delivery truck starting an unexpected trend. Everyone wants to swipe his type with their own pimped-out Pepsi ride. Carson Daly mocks himself. 123004 2006 Commercial: DiGiorno CC DVD -R HQ 7372 News Media cover bet by two coaches on whether the pizza is from a pizza restaurant or the freezer. The loser's team plays in female outfits. 123005 2007 Commercial: DiGiorno CC DVD -R HQ 9315. 9316 (Longer Version). Sports reporters, photographers and cameramen cover a press conference where two coaches are eating pizza. One bets the other it is a delivery pizza. He loses and his players have to play the game in dresses. 123006 2006 Commercial: DiGiorno CC DVD -R HQ 7372 News Media cover bet by two coaches on whether the pizza is from a pizza restaurant or the freezer. The loser's team plays in female outfits. 123007 2008 Commercial: Disney Really Short Report CC DVD -R HQ 10352 TV Juvenile News Anchors talk about the new DVD of “Sleeping Beauty.” “The Report is in and we’re out.” 123008 2008 Commercial: Dolce & Gabanna CC DVD -R HQ 10584 Paparazzi greet model wearing this perfume scent 123009 2008 Commercial: Dolce & Gabbana: Matthew McConaughey CC DVD -R HQ 10642 Paparazzi follow Actor Matthew McConaughey 123010 2008 Commercial: Dunkin’ Donuts CC DVD -R HQ 10611 TV Female Reporter on the street with camera crew is one of many people stopped to find out which cup of coffee is best: Dunkin’ Donuts or Starbucks? 123011 2007 Commercial: Easy Trade.Com CC News Media. Female TV Field Reporter. Male TV Anchor. 123012 2009 Commercial: Elations CC DVD -R HQ 10809 (Mislabeled 10812) News Media used to sell Elations, a refreshing supplement drink for healthier joints. The commercial starts with “On Joints” headline and news story in print: “Glucosamine and Chondroitin for Osteoarthritis.” Then a TV Reporter in the field tells about a new study showing a breakthrough in joint mobility followed by The Scientific Times newspaper in a newspaper rack with the headline: “Glucosamine and Chondroitin Help Joint Mobility,” followed by a Radio News broadcaster with headlines in a studio reiterating the story. 123013 2007 Commercial: Empire CC DVD -R HQ 7751. (At end of Ugly Betty Affiliate Special on disc) TV Female Anchor with "Big News" on carpet cleaning values for Empire. 123014 2009 Commercial: Encore Digital CC TV Female Reporter interviewing happy people about Encore Dental’s plan. 123015 2008 Commercial: Enzyte.Com CC DVD -R HQ 9835 Newspaper story and headline. Front page picture showing “Smilin’ Bob” in a New York Ticker Tape parade. Special Edition advertising offer from Enzyte. Natural male enhancement commercial. 123016 2007 Commercial: ESPN MVP Video for Verizon Wireless CC DVD -R HQ 8817 Sports Reporter. 123017 2007 Commercial: ESPN MVP Video Verizon Wireless CC DVD -R HQ 8830 Sportscaster interviews father who won the MVP award for getting sports news while at a ballet recital for his daughter. 123018 2007 Commercial: ESPN Sportscasters CC DVD -R HQ 9452 ESPN Sportscaster=Anchor Stuart Scott and other sportscasters at ESPN begin new conditioning program under Richard Simmons. Scott: “Anchors, you know, we work noon to 3 o’clock in the morning, 365 days a year. It can wear you out. That’s why we brought in a conditioner coach.” Simmons drills sportscasters in exercises: “Read Those Scores, Those Sports Scores.” “Hype Those Shows. Check Those Sources.” “Camera 3, Camera 1, Camera 3.” Scott: “Anything that helps us do our jobs better, we’re all for it.” On screen: “This is SportsCenter ESPN 123019 2008 Commercial: ESPN Sunday NFL Countdown CC DVD -R HQ 10250 Sportscaster act as judges in dance contest, “Dancing With the Stars.” Winning dancers are intercut with comments from the ESPN Sunday NFL Countdown team. 123020 2007 Commercial: esurance.com CC DVD -R HQ 8841 TV Reporter Erin. Breaking News from Erin Esurance. Cameraman is an old-fashioned reporter wearing a hat with a press card stuck in his hat. She fights off higher insurance rates using the microphone to knock the monster out. She reports from the scene. 123021 2010 Commercial: esurance.com CC TV Female Reporter for esurance.com shows how people respond when they save money through esurance.com 123022 2005 Commercial: Eve CC DVD -R HQ 4791 Sit-Com Promo UPN Tabloid Newspaper Headline. The Miami Gazette -- "Diva Style Uses Sweat Shop." Tabloid TV Reporter sticks microphone into Eve's face. 123023 2005 Commercial: Eyewitness News in Los Angeles CC DVD -R HQ 8X 4395 TV Newscasts for Eyewitness News in Los Angeles, ABC television. Promotion for the newscast. 123024 2009 Commercial: Family Guy: Windows 7 CC DVD -R HQ 11677 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News interrupt Family Guy for a special message from the new president of the world who says Windows 7 was his idea. 123025 2005 Commercial: Fight Mannequenism.Com CC DVD -R HQ 4473 Newspaper. The Gazette headline: "Mannequenism Linked to Political Inactivity". Volunteer. Get involved. Fight Mannequenism.Com 123026 2007 Commercial: Flexnow CC News Update. Entire commercial is presented as a news update broadcast with newscaster and interviews. 123027 2006 Commercial: Flonase CC DVD -R HQ 5583 Newspaper. Man in hat reading a newspaper, circa 1940s. Stories and headlines. 123028 2006 Commercial: Flushed Away CC DVD -R HQ 7258 In the Adventures of Jimmy Neuron program. TV Anchors. Boy and Girl Anchors give the "Flushed Away" report about the new motion picture. "This just in, a new movie 123029 2005 Commercial: Fox 11 Morning News - Rick Dickert, Broadcast Meteorologist CC Weatherman Rick Dickert, "L.A.'s first and only certified broadcast meteorologist." Fox 11 Morning News. 123030 2008 Commercial: Frost/Nixon Promotion CC DVD -R HQ 10584 News Media in promotion for Frost/Nixon motion picture 123031 1989 Commercial: Frosted Kellogg's commercial for Miniwheats CC Female TV Newscaster turns into kid enjoying cereal 123032 2009 Commercial: Gatorade Tiger CC DVD -R HQ 11061 Sportscasters covering a young Tiger playing golf at FoCus Falls. Young Tiger sees reflection of older Tiger and it gives him courage to continue playing golf after making a bad shot. New Gatorade Tiger. Hydration for Concentration. Gatorade Tiger Presents The Woods of Wisdom. 123033 2007 Commercial: Geico CC DVD -R HQ 8823` TV Male Anchor in one part of the screen interviewing a TV commentator and a caveman over the slogan "It's so simple a caveman can do it" controversy. 123034 2007 Commercial: Geico - Flintstones CC DVD -R HQ 9191 Newspaper Headlines. Investigative Report parody on Flintstones getting rich by taking out Geico auto insurance. 123035 2007 Commercial: Geico - Jed Clampett CC DVD -R HQ 9439 Newspaper headline and story. “The Real Scoop” about Beverly Hillbilly’s Jed Clampett. Investigators get the dirt on the hillbilly millionaire. 123036 2005 Commercial: Geico Insurance CC DVD -R HQ 4129 Newspaper. Man reading newspaper is so engrossed in paper that when his wife asks him if she looks fast in a new dress, he says yes. She is furious and he doesn't know why. 123037 2007 Commercial: Geico Insurance CC DVD -R HQ 7839 TV Anchor-Interviewer talks to a caveman who is angry about the Geico insurance campaign, "So easy a caveman can do it." News headline: "So Easy a Caveman Can Do It -- Offensive?" 123038 2005 Commercial: General Automobile Insurance Services CC DVD -R HQ 4320 TV Anchorman interviews The General (cartoon figure) on lower insurance rates at the general.com 123039 2008 Commercial: Generation Kill CC DVD -R HQ 9954 Promotion for HBO Series, Generation Kill. War Correspondent. Embedded Journalist in Iraq 123040 2007 Commercial: Gieco.Com CC DVD -R HQ 8250 TV Anchor, Commentator, and a caveman discuss Gieco's new advertising slogan, "So Easy A Cavemen Can Do It: Offensive?" The Anchor is male, and the Commentator is Female. 123041 2006 Commercial: Glad Bags CC DVD -R HQ 5422 TV News Female Anchor. Meteor Watch. Commercial for Glad Bags Forceflex. Get Glad. 123042 2006 Commercial: Glad Foreflex CC DVD -R HQ 5590 TV Female Anchor and Male TV Reporter. Meteor Watch. Glad Foreflex: Get Glad commercial. 123043 2009 Commercial: Glad Foreflex CC DVD -R HQ 11657 Parody TV News. Kid TV Anchors report on their family’s trash problem. They show last night’s highlights: their mother using a bad thrash bag and then using a Glad Forceflex bag. “Don’t Get Mad, Get Glad.” 123044 2004 Commercial: Glad Press and Seal Wrap: Live Weather News Report CC DVD -R 1790 Weather Reporter Dan Earl in Live TV report on storm is protected by Glad Press and Seal wrap. 123045 2010 Commercial: Go Daddy.com CC DVD -R HQ 11768 TV Newscaster Dawn Davoe. Newscaster Mimi Mayweather talk about the Go Daddy commercials -- are they too hot for television? Go-Daddy.com is the sponsor. 123046 2005 Commercial: Good Day L.A. Fox 11 CC DVD -R HQ 4430 TV News Show Hosts promote their program in a comic way. 123047 2005 Commercial: Good Night, and Good Luck CC TV Newsman Edward R. Murrow and Producer Fred Friendly of CBS take on Senator Joseph McCarthy. Commercial for the film. 123048 2009 Commercial: Good Wife, The CC DVD -R HQ 11624 News Media cover Peter’s prostitute’s story. 123049 2009 Commercial: Head & Shoulders CC DVD -R HQ 11677 TV Sports Announcer interviews football player in the locker room who insists on talking about head & shoulders shampoo. 123050 2009 Commercial: Heads & Shoulders CC DVD -R HQ 11387 TV Sports Reporter for NFL is on the football field interviewing a player after the game. The player just wants to talk about his hair and Head & Shoulders. 123051 2005 Commercial: Hefty Serve & Store CC DVD -R HQ 3422 News media. Press Conference. Reporters and Photographers. 123052 2008 Commercial: Heineken Premium Light CC DVD -R HQ 9998 Parody News. American Tailgate promotion. “News media’s love of free food” is one of the references. 123053 2005 Commercial: Heineken. Brad Pitt and the Paparazzi CC Super bowl Commercial Paparazzi chase actor Brad Pitt as he sees his refrigerator is out of Heineken beer and he goes to the liquor store to buy more. Masses of paparazzi follow his every move. Avoiding-the-paparazzi theme. 123054 2008 Commercial: Hillshire Meats CC DVD -R HQ 9474 African-American Female TV Reporter part of a group of people who come into a living room from the television set to advertise Hillshire Meats. 123055 2007 Commercial: Holiday Inn CC DVD -R HQ 8273 TV Reporter covers a daredevil's crash in what appears to be a live television broadcast. The male reporter doesn't do well under pressure. 123056 2008 Commercial: Honda CC DVD -R HQ 10326 Newspaper headlines on high gas prices. 123057 2007 Commercial: Hummer CC DVD -R HQ 9433 Newspaper headlines showing “Hummer Owners Banded Together to Help Stranded....” in flood disasters. Hummerhelps.com 123058 2006 Commercial: Icebreakers CC DVD -R HQ 5631 Sportscaster endorses product with "Whoa Nellie!" Sportscaster is real-life Dick Enberg. Icebreakers Ice Cubs. 123059 2006 Commercial: IDT Voiceline.Com CC DVD -R HQ 7144 TV Field Reporters, Male and Female. 123060 2008 Commercial: IFC News: 2009 Spirit Award Nominations DT DVD -R HQ 10648 TV Reporter Matt Singer for IFC News promotes the 2009 Spirit Award Nominations. 123061 2006 Commercial: IHOP CC DVD -R HQ 7420. News Media. Paparazzi. IHOP's Super Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity. Media frenzy over bringing back IHOP's favorite. Come Hungry. Leave Happy. 123062 2007 Commercial: ING CC DVD -R HQ 8816 News Media. Reporters. 123063 2004 Commercial: Jack in the Box CC DVD -R 1899 Paris Reporter interviews Jack-in-the-Box on his new natural-cut potatoes and wonders why they're not called French Fries. 123064 2006 Commercial: Jack in the Box - Jack News Alert CC DVD -R HQ 7148 News Media. Press Conference. Jack News Alert. Jack-in-the-Box interrupts introduction of a new car with a news alert about his newest sandwich. 123065 2007 Commercial: Jack-in-the-Box CC DVD -R HQ 7687 News Media at press conference as Jack-in-the-Box joins the Food Hall of Fame. 123066 2007 Commercial: Jenny Craig CC DVD -R HQ 9255 News Media-Photographers cover Kristie Alley’s press conference, which is interrupted by Valerie Bertinelli, who is still losing weight on the Jenny Craig diet. Kristie gets the reporters-photographs back by talking about her new boyfriend. 123067 1996 Commercial: Jerry Dunphy Promotion CC VHS 511 Promotion TV Anchor Jerry Dunphy 123068 2006 Commercial: Just For Men CC DVD -R HQ 5590 Sportscasters Keith and Clyde report on Just For Men: The Rejuvenator. 123069 2009 Commercial: Just For Men CC DVD -R HQ 11387 Sportscasters Keith and Clyde report on Just For Men. This time they’re at the Running Back Rest Home interviewing Emmett with a gray beard. When he uses Just For Men, he looks and feels young again and is back in action. 123070 2005 Commercial: Just For Men Gel: The Rejuvenator CC DVD -R HQ 4728 Sportscasters Keith Hernandez and Walt "Clyde" Frazier at a basketball game announce Just For Men gel for moustaches and beards -- The Rejuvenator. Audience cheers. 123071 2006 Commercial: Justice CC DVD -R HQ 6387 News Media. ABC Promo on its 2006 fall series drama, "Justice," shows new media interviewing lawyers involved in the program. 123072 1991 Commercial: KABC News CC SV 85 6-24-91 Newscast 123073 2008 Commercial: KABC News CC DVD -R HQ 9721 TV Newscast Promo. Promotion for the KABC News team. Eyewitness news puts the world at your fingertips 24/7. 123074 2005 Commercial: KABC Weather Team CC DVD -R HQ 5207 TV Newsteam from rival station in the KNBS-TV Conference Room. They discuss why KABC Weather team is the best in town. "Want the best weather, watch Eyewitness News," KNBS-TV News Director tells his news staff. 123075 2008 Commercial: KCAL 9 News CC DVD -R HQ 9676 TV Newscast promotion featuring reporters for KCAL 9 News. 123076 1990 Commercial: Kraft's Cheese and Potatoes CC Reporter played by a kid 123077 2005 Commercial: KY-Brand Warming Ultragel Personal Lubricant CC DVD -R HQ 2831. Newspaper. Man reading Metro as wife talks about fixing their relationship with new personal lubricant warming gel 123078 2009 Commercial: Lend America CC DVD -R HQ 11167 TV Anchors and Newscast. Commercial is built as if it were a TV newscast with male and female anchors. Stimulus Update. New Mortgage relief Plan. Latest Update. Great News for homeowners. Newscast even has a fake news crawl at the bottom of the screen. “Lend America, one of the nation’s leading FAA lenders announces a bombshell.” 123079 2006 Commercial: Levi's 501 The Original CC DVD -R HQ 6554 Newscast. Live Breaking News on television. Man watching the live news event, sees a man stealing his levis, runs out and on live television tackles him and retrieves his levis as his girlfriend watches with disbelief. Levis 501 -- the Original. 123080 2008 Commercial: Lexus Hybrids CC DVD -R HQ 9625 Male TV Newscaster in a live report about the “mortgage mess.” Lexus hybrids -- the Power of h. 123081 2008 Commercial: Lexus Hybrids CC DVD -R HQ 9625 TV Newscaster with a live report on mortgage news leaving out the “h” in his report. Newspapers leave out “h” in headline. Power of the Lexus hybrids. The Missing “H.” 123082 2008 Commercial: Long John Silver CC DVD -R HQ 10095 TV News Team (News Time at 11 is on the truck). Water covers them in Long John Silver commercial for its new flatbread sandwiches. “Are buns old news?” asks the male newsman as he sits down for lunch outside the fan with a female partner getting ready to eat a sandwich. Then a wave of water covers them. 123083 2007 Commercial: Mac CC DVD -R HQ 9280 Public Relations Practitioner represents Microsoft Vista system by spinning the story against Mac and for Microscoft. When she can’t answer a question posed by the Mac representative, she says, “No Comment.” She is there to do damage control. 123084 2009 Commercial: Mac Computers CC DVD -R HQ 11530 Television Newscast: PC Action News. Goes live for a Windows 7 launch: Windows 7: The Big Upgrade. But during the live broadcast with a male reporter, the people being interviewed say why go to Windows 7, when it’s just as easier to upgrade to a Mac. The PC representatives pulls the plug on the PC Action News live broadcast. 123085 2008 Commercial: Macy CC DVD -R HQ 9779 Media. Lipstick Jungle characters are used in a commercial for Macy Department Stores. 123086 2007 Commercial: Making News Texas Style TV Guide Network CC DVD -R HQ 8674 TV News Staff. Local news meets reality TV. Promotion for Making News Texas Style program on the TV Guide Network. 123087 2008 Commercial: Marley & Me (aka Marley and Me) CC DVD -R HQ 10642 Reporter John Grogan (Owen Wilson) is an ambitious journalist who moves with his wife Jennifer Grogan (Jennifer Aniston) to Miami for a newspaper job. His best friend (Eric Dane) who suggests the reporter adopt a puppy as a substitute for the children the wife wants to have. Marley morphs from an adorable Lab puppy into an incorrigible handful. Columnist (Megan Rose Wieder). Reporter (Jennifer Wiener). Editor (Clarke Peters). Newspaper Reporter (Brenda Logan). Newspaper Employee (Anthony C. Brown). Journalist (Richard Graves). Reporter (Eric Ditman). Still Photographer (Lisa Varga). Reporter (David Kneeream). 123088 2006 Commercial: May's Red Hot Sale CC DVD -R HQ 7118 Paparazzi shooting pictures of women going to Macy's Red Hot Sale. Macy's Way To Shop Commercial. 123089 2008 Commercial: Maybelline CC DVD -R HQ 10491 Journalist interviews Victory Ford (Lindsay Price) for two commercials on fashion questions. For a gorgeous natural You, Maybelline. Ford gives fashion tips while dressing a model. 123090 2008 Commercial: Maybelline: Victory Ford on Drama CC DVD -R HQ 10513, 10558 Journalist interviews Victory Ford (Lindsay Price) for another commercial -- Victory Ford on Drama -- on fashion questions. Ford gives fashion tips while dressing a model. 123091 2009 Commercial: Meaningful Beauty CC DVD -R HQ 11274 (within the film). TV Reporter Karyn Bryant introduces Model Cindy Crawford’s Meaningful Beauty anti-aging secret system. 123092 2009 Commercial: Meaningful Beauty CC DVD -R HQ 11383 TV Journalist Kayrn Bryant interviews Model Cindy Crawford and her meaningful beauty.com products in a five-minute commercial. 123093 1999 Commercial: Michael Jordan-Bugs Bunny as News Anchors CC SVD 818, 805, 807 TV Anchors played by basketball player and animated character 123094 2007 Commercial: Motel 6 CC DVD -R HQ 8863 News Media. 123095 2008 Commercial: Motorola Phones CC DVD -R HQ 10499 (two versions) Press conference with an average mother including reporters and her children asking questions. She’s excited about the new Motorola cell phones on sale at Walmart. 123096 2004 Commercial: Mr. Goodwrench and GM CC Reporter Stephen Colbert from The Daily Show interviews various GM employees about Mr. Goodwrench. 123097 2005 Commercial: MSNBC Rita Cosby CC DVD -R HSP 8X 4818 TV Newswoman Rita Cosby Live and Direct on MSNBC. "The Big Interviews. The Big Stories." Promo for her program 123098 2008 Commercial: My Name is Earl CC DVD -R HQ 10550 Weatherman is panicked that a tornado is coming in a preview of the NBC sitcom, “My Name Is Earl.” 123099 2009 Commercial: Mystyle.com Test Drive CC DVD -R HQ 11059 Within “Running With Heels: Wedding Belle, Intern Hell.” TV Reporter with microphone interviewing people on the street about a product in mystyle.com test drive. 123100 2004 Commercial: NBC Television CC DVD -R HQ 2287 Newspaper: American Inquirer. Headline: "Huge News! Monday, Nov. 8, 2004." Commercial for TV reality show, "Fear Factor," the 100th episode. 123101 2004 Commercial: Nestle's Toll House Candy Bars CC SVDSP 1600 Reporters at press conference are told about Nestle's new Toll House Candy Bars. They question woman in cooking apron who is announcing the new product. One reporter stands up to ask, "Do I have to add an egg?" 123102 2004 Commercial: NetZero CC DVD -R 1784 News Media. Reporters interview Candidate Zero in this NetZero TV commercial. 123103 2004 Commercial: NetZero CC Press Conference for Candidate Zero…Access for All. NetZero commercial. 123104 2008 Commercial: New Era CC DVD -R HQ 9800 News Media. A man shows up in Japan wearing an authentic New Era baseball cap with B on it and the people and news media mistake him for a professional ballplayer -- Diaz. Slogan: “It’s that authentic.” 123105 2008 Commercial: NFL.Com CC DVD -R HQ 10387 Magazines. Real-life Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover girl reading the magazine while man next to her ignores her for his NFL.Com on the computer. 123106 2005 Commercial: Nick-at-Nite for Fatherhood CC DVD -R HQ 3337 Animated TV Reporters. Media news conference with cartoon stars of "Fatherhood." 123107 2008 Commercial: Nike CC DVD -R HQ 10687 Paparazzi. Sports Photographers follow LeBron James in this Nikebasketball.com commercial. 123108 2008 Commercial: Nike: My Better Is Better Than Your Better CC DVD -R HQ 9757 News Conference with microphones. Nike: Just Do It -- My Better is Better Than Your Better. Men and women, boys and girls working out in Nike Sparo Training. 123109 2008 Commercial: NLCS Final Game CC DVD -R HQ 10371 News publications at a newsstand comes to life advertising the first NLCS Final game. Magazines and newspapers. 123110 2008 Commercial: NLCS Game 3 of Championship Series CC DVD -R HQ 10387 News publications at a newsstand comes to life advertising the third NLCS Championship series in 2008. Magazines and newspapers. 123111 1989 Commercial: Nutra Grain CC News Media 123112 2005 Commercial: OK Magazine CC DVD -R HQ 4363 Reporter does voice-over for celebrity news in a commercial for OK Magazine, "First For Celebrity News." 123113 2005 Commercial: OK Magazine CC DVD -R HQ 8X 4505. 10-26-2005 Reporter does voice-over for celebrity news in a commercial for OK Magazine, "First For Celebrity News." 123114 2005 Commercial: Old Navy CC DVD -R HQ 4666 Within "Smallville: Exposed." Female TV Reporter greets celebrities wearing Old Navy clothes. 123115 2007 Commercial: One Tree Hill CC DVD -R HQ 9280 Newscaster on Web site for TV program “One Tree Hill.” 123116 2005 Commercial: Only in Vegas CC News Media. Reporters and Photographers outside of boxer's dressing room. Trainer keeps out media until he finds out that the boxer doesn't remember what happened when they were out on the town. He then lets the shouting media in, flashes going off, reporters shouting questions. 123117 2009 Commercial: Only Vegas CC TV Reporter Candice Newman is reporting from Las Vegas, finishes her report and says, “Back to you Tom.” The camera is switched off, and Newman takes off her clothes revealing a swimsuit and jumps into the pool. What happens here, stays here. Only in Las Vegas. 123118 2008 Commercial: Oreo CC DVD -R HQ 9503 News Media covers the DRSL Oreo Competition (Double Stuff Ray League), an Oreo competition between the two Manning brothers, Eli and Peyton. Eli is quarterback of the New York Giants and Peyton is quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts. 123119 2009 Commercial: Oreo CC DVD -R HQ 10820 Newspapers. Man reading a daily newspaper. Women chasing after truck with new Oreo 100 Calories Mini-Cakesters 123120 2007 Commercial: Papa John Pizza CC Photojournalist Peter Parker is Spiderman, this time selling Papa John’s pizza with a discount on Spiderman 3 DVD. 123121 2006 Commercial: Papa's John CC DVD -R HQ 5751. News Photographers with old-fashioned Graphics snap their cameras when Kong-Sized specialty pizza is unveiled in conjunction with the King Kong 123122 2004 Commercial: Paparazzi CC DVD -R 1899 Photographers are being murdered by an actor who doesn't like the paparazzi who stalk celebrities. Commercial for film. 123123 2005 Commercial: Pepperidge Farm Whole Grain Bread CC DVD -R HQ 3187 Newspaper headline: Whole Grain Health is Sweeping America. People reading newspapers, then rushing to buy Pepperidge Farm Whole Grain bread. 123124 2007 Commercial: Pizza Hut CC Paparazzi chase after Pizza Hut Cheesy Bites story, America's Favorite Pizza. 123125 2009 Commercial: Pizza Hut CC DVD -R HQ 11365 TV Male Reporter interviews people on what they’re having for dinner and gets annoyed when everyone is enjoying and ordering pasta from Pizza Hut 123126 2006 Commercial: Plavix Editor CC DVD -R HQ 7234 Editor Karl of The Daily Herald is "putting breaking news into the hands of a million readers a day. Karl is a formidable man but he was no match for something smaller than a drop of ink" (a blood clot). Editor Karl is shown in the press room and the editorial room. 123127 2007 Commercial: Plavix Fire Chief CC DVD -R HQ 8354 News Media interview fire chief about the fire. "You're no match for a blood clot." 123128 2004 Commercial: Playstation 2: Newscaster CC DVD -R 1790 Female Newscaster giving news suddenly delivers information about a Playstation 2 video game. 123129 2006 Commercial: Popeye's Chicken Buffalo Nuggets CC DVD -R HQ 6960 Tabloid Newspaper. Extra. Headline: Buffalo Attacks on Rise." Actual Buffalo crashes through the newspaper. "Grab Your Nuggets and Run." Buffalo Nuggets at Popeye's Chicken. 123130 2004 Commercial: Print Advertisment for Canon CC OWN Photojournalists -- 9 photographers, 9 unique visions, 9 distinct styles. One camera. Canon. Photographers of Agency VII, a partnership originally established by 7 of the world's best photographers. John Stanmeyer, Lauren Greenfield, Alexandra Boulat, James Nachtwey, Gary Knight, Antonin Kratochvil, Ron Haviv, Christopher Morris, Joachim Ladefoged. Now nine members. "They shoot on the front lines, and their work appears on the front pages. They shoot events that matter and they shoot for the truth. And they all shoot with Canon. 123131 2007 Commercial: Propel Fitness Water CC DVD -R HQ 8199 Paparazzi follows a woman who drinks Propel Fitness Water. 123132 2005 Commercial: Proud Family Movie Update, The - Toon Disney Channel CC DVD -R HQ 3939 News Update. Reporter Marsha Mitsubishi. 123133 2007 Commercial: Puffs Plus CC TV Reporter with microphone (cartoon puppet) on the street explains all about Puffs Plus and why it's important to use them when you have a red nose. 123134 2008 Commercial: Quarantine CC DVD -R HQ 10349 TV Reporter in preview of motion picture, “Quarantine.” 123135 2003 Commercial: Radio Shack CC SVD 1443 Interviewer Jiminy Glick shows up with microphone to interview employees and customers at Radio Shack. 123136 2004 Commercial: Radio Shack CC Press Conference with reporters asking questions to Los Angeles Laker star Shaque O'Neal and Denver Nugget superstar rookie Carmelo Anthony. 123137 2006 Commercial: Red Bull CC DVD -R HQ 5447 TV Reporter interviews doctor about Red Bull and gets tangled up in the microphone cord. 123138 2007 Commercial: Rhino Linings CC DVD -R HQ 7786 TV Field Reporter narrates story of man being dragged by a massive truck. 123139 2005 Commercial: Rice and Wheat Chex CC News Media interviews kids who love Chex cereals 123140 2008 Commercial: Ricola CC DVD -R HQ 9575 News Press Conference. Breaking Story -- Followup to a scandal. Man coughing. Commercial for Ricola Natural Herb Cough Drops. 123141 2008 Commercial: Ricola CC DVD -R HQ 10557 Press Conference. Three men at a battery of microphones. DFN News. Breaking Story: Fallout From Scandal. The man in the middle says, these allegations are completely false. I stand for integrity, for decency. While the man in the middle is saying, the lawyer on his left keeps coughing. It’s too much for him to take. The coughing lawyer finally asks, “Does anyone have a Ricola?” 123142 2007 Commercial: Ricola Cough CC News Media. Press Conference. 123143 2008 Commercial: Rosie Live! CC DVD -R HQ 10499 Press conference with Rosie O’Donnell as she promotes her new variety show, “Rosie Live!” 123144 2008 Commercial: Rosie Live! CC DVD -R HQ 10514 Press conference with Rosie O’Donnell as she promotes her new variety show, “Rosie Live!” This time the reporters are confused as to who Rosie O’Donnell is confusing her with Roseanne and other celebrities. 123145 2006 Commercial: Ross Dress Event of the Year CC DVD -R HQ 6964 TV Reporters Mark and Sherry of Channel 8 News covering Ross' Dress Event of the Year. Ross Now Open. 123146 2004 Commercial: Sara Lee CC DVD -R HQ 2281 Newspaper. Man reading newspaper refuses to be distracted by his wife asking him for a word in a crossword puzzle over breakfast. But when he tastes the new Sara Lee bread, his mood changes and he tells her the word before returning to the newspaper. Newspaper opened and covers his entire body and face as he reads it. She asks him for a seven-letter word for "pink." He finally looks over the paper and says, "fuchsia." 123147 2006 Commercial: Sears CC DVD -R HQ 5840 Paparazzi shoot pictures of various appliances -- appliances matter. Put that on your magazine cover. For Sears Appliances. 123148 2009 Commercial: Sears CC DVD -R HQ 11597 TV Reporter with group of people interested in buying Sears Blue Appliance. 123149 2002 Commercial: Sharpie CC SVD 1189 Reporter interviewing Sharpie users 123150 2009 Commercial: Sit ‘n Sleep CC DVD -R HQ 10874 Newspaper headlines on bad economy. But good deals at Sit ‘n Sleep store. 123151 1971 Commercial: Snickers Bar CC Reporter Bill Overend of the Los Angeles Times is busy at his desk. He doesn't have time to eat because of deadline stories. He grabs a Snickers bar out of his desk as he runs out of the newsroom eating it as he goes. 123152 2007 Commercial: Southwest CC DVD -R HQ 9450 Reporters at a Press Conference in a man’s office. The man walks out when questions get tough about productivity enhancers. Southwest.com. 123153 2008 Commercial: Southwest CC DVD - R HQ 9501 News Conference. Mob of Reporters, cameras, equipment outdoors. Employee denies he uses productivity enhancers. He says the increase in productivity is because he flies Southwest. Southwest.com: “You’re now free to be more productive.” 123154 2004 Commercial: Speed Stick 24/7 CC Reporters in press conference with New York Yankee third baseman Alex Rodriguez. Female reporter with microphone asks the question. 123155 2007 Commercial: Sportscenter ESPN CC News Media. Ozzie Giullen and Wrong Number. 123156 2007 Commercial: Sportscenter ESPN CC News Media. Roger Federer and Rankings. 123157 2007 Commercial: Sportscenter ESPN CC News Media. The Closer. 123158 1997 Commercial: Sportscenter ESPN CC News Media. New Kid. 123159 1997 Commercial: Sportscenter ESPN CC News Media. Rookie Hazing 123160 2003 Commercial: Sprint-Looney Tunes CC SVDSP 1461 Reporter Porky Pig, looking as if he stepped out of the Front Page, shouts "Stop the Presses" as a picture of a nude Daffy Duck makes the front page of The Hollywood Reporter. 123161 2006 Commercial: Steve Westly for Democratic Candidate for Governor - A Different Kind of Governor CC DVD -R HQ 5916. News Media questions candidate for governor. Steve Westly for Democratic Candidate for Governor -- a Different Kind of Governor 123162 1995 Commercial: Sullivan, Kate on Weight Reduction CC SV 299 TV Newswoman commercial 123163 2008 Commercial: Superhero Movie CC DVD -R HQ 9780 TV Anchor Kent Shocknek is used in the trailer of “Superhero Movie.” He says: “This just in. Tom Cruise Is Dead.” 123164 2008 Commercial: Sutter Home CC DVD -R HQ 10253 Sports Reporters cover Sutter Home-Hass avocado story. Two males and one female. 123165 2007 Commercial: Swiffer CC Journalists and Photographers jam a court hearing. 123166 2009 Commercial: T-Mobile CC DVD -R HQ 10820 Newspapers. Woman and man reading newspapers while discussing cell phone carriers. 123167 2008 Commercial: T-Mobile Fave 5 CC DVD -R HQ 9962 Reporters at Press Conference. Basketball Player DeWayne Wade is answering questions from reporters when Basketball great Charles Barkley calls him and won’t let him hang up. He’s watching the press conference on television and asking Wade to buy him some socks. The idea is Wade is one of the Fave 5 callers on his phone that he can call any time for any length of time. T-Mobile Fave 5 advertising campaign with Wade-Barkeley. Another commercial in the series. 123168 2006 Commercial: T-Mobile with Vince Carter CC DVD -R HQ 5956 TV Male Reporter tries to interview NBC Basketball Star Vince Carter who is on the phone with a family plan and keeps talking to various relatives. 123169 2008 Commercial: T-Mobile.Com CC DVD -R HQ 9846 TV Press Conference. DeWayne Wade is in the middle of a press conference when Charles Barkley calls him. He and Wayne are part of their Fave Five. Several commercials in the series. 123170 2010 Commercial: Taco Bell CC DVD -R HQ 11768 Paparazzi and a TV reporter cover Charles Barkley and his Taco Bell meal. 123171 2005 Commercial: Taco Bell -- Big Bell Value Menu CC DVD -R HQ 8X 4395 TV Reporters and News Media surrounding a man who says, "I have an announcement. … I'm Full!" The commercial is promoting Taco Bell's Big Bell Value Menu and how full you get when you eat one of the bargain items. 123172 2003 Commercial: Target CC VHS 1390 Parody Paparazzi. Black and white parody of Fellini film 123173 2005 Commercial: Target CC DVD -R HQ 4522 Press Photographers cover fashion news in modern era at Target stores. 123174 2008 Commercial: Target CC DVD -R HQ 10584 Kid Reporter with press card in hat and using a large microphone in Target’s Christmas 2008 commercial 123175 2006 Commercial: TCM Film Essentials CC DVD -R HQ 5708 Photographers shooting pictures of famous stars and scenes from movies. Flash-guns and cameras. 123176 2008 Commercial: TMU CC DVD -R HQ 10656 Female TV Anchor in fake “TMU Breaking News” newscast on Federal government and house insurance. Top Dot Mortgage Update. 123177 2002 Commercial: Toys R Us CC VHS 1298 News Media 123178 2004 Commercial: Trident White Gum CC SVDSP 1700 Newsstand used in selling virtues of new gum. 123179 2004 Commercial: Trimspa CC SVD 1591 News Media. Photographers flashing lights, reporters greet Anna Nichol Smith who lost weight. Anna: The Ultimate Comeback. Questions being asked: "Anna, how did you do it?" 123180 2004 Commercial: Trust Experience - Channel 4 Los Angeles Election Coverage CC TV Anchors and Reporters on 2004 Election Coverage 123181 2003 Commercial: TV Guide CC SVD 1446. VHS 1433 TV Guide Reporter is a male dressed up as a make-up woman and exposed taking notes. Attacks Kathy Griffin Slogan: "You Miss Nothing. We See Everything." 123182 2003 Commercial: TV Guide CC SVD 1444. VHS 1433 TV Guide Reporter shows up in one scene after another taking notes as producers watch dailies in an editing room. Slogan: "With over 300 dedicated reporters working for TV Guide, World. You miss nothing because we see everything." 123183 2005 Commercial: TV Guide - Joan Rivers and Melissa Rivers on the Red Carpet, Golden Globes CC DVD -R HQ 2687 Paparazzi-Media greet Joan and Melissa Rivers on the Red Carpet in TV Guide commercial for their Red Carpet Fashion Show on the Golden Globes and the upcoming Grammys. 123184 2008 Commercial: U.S. Army Reserves CC DVD -R HQ 9919 TV Female Camerawoman learning her trade shooting a stand-up as a member of the U.S. Army Reserves (goarmy.com). 123185 2008 Commercial: U.S. Open CC DVD -R HQ 10176 TV Reporter. 123186 2008 Commercial: U.S. Open CC DVD -R HQ 10215 News Conference. Reporters asking Tennis Stars Selena and Vanessa Williams vs. Football Stars Eli and Peyton Manning questions. 123187 2005 Commercial: Under Armour Performance Apparel CC DVD -R HQ 8X 4395. TV Sports Reporter. Athletes promoting Under Armour Performance Apparel on the field. 123188 2005 Commercial: UPS CC TV Reporter live on camera in an horrendous rainstorm talking about UPS. 123189 2008 Commercial: Verizon ESPN VP CC DVD -R HQ 10201 TV Reporter interviews latest ESPN VP who uses Verizon to become a fantasy football champion. 123190 2005 Commercial: Verizon Wireless CC DVD -R HQ 2820 Paparazzi. Another in a series of commercials on miniaturizing famous basketball stars. This one includes Shaque O'Neal. 123191 2005 Commercial: Verizon Wireless CC DVD -R HQ 8X 4505 Media. Huge Verizon network follows each subscriber. 123192 2007 Commercial: Verizon Wireless ESPN MVP Fantasy CC DVD -R HQ 8928 TV Female News Reporter interviews winner of Fantasy league. 123193 2007 Commercial: Verizon Wireless: ESPN MVP CC DVD -R HQ 9412 TV Female Reporter interviews ESPN MVP ending with “Back to you guys in the studio.” 123194 2008 Commercial: Verizon Wireless: ESPN MVP CC DVD -R HQ 9659 TV Male Reporter interviews MVP mother Sarah Fiske at a baby shower. Other women angry at her for following ESPN on her Verizon Wireless Broadcast. Her sister is furious at her and drives off without her. Fiske leaves the TV interview and the reporter to try to catch her. 123195 2008 Commercial: Verizon Wireless: ESPN MVP CC DVD -R HQ 9846. DVD -R HQ 11061 TV Female Reporter interviews Mike “Big Gungz” Grunski, MVP at emergency hospital covering the Kapinsky appendectomy. 123196 2005 Commercial: Verizon Wireless. Paparazzi CC DVD -R HQ 2813 Super bowl Commercial Paparazzi greet miniature celebrities 123197 2004 Commercial: Verizon. Sportswriter CC SVD 1533 Sportswriter working at home about a hockey game is beaten up because the experience seems so real. His editor on the other line is enthusiastic about the story and is also beaten up. That's how real the new fast-speed Verizon telephone line is. 123198 2005 Commercial: Visa Check Card CC DVD -R HQ 3023 Photojournalist Peter Parker is Spiderman who, along with other superheroes including Underdog, show up in this commercial to save the day only to find out that the woman in trouble has Visa Check card and will be reimbursed. No real problem. 123199 2008 Commercial: Vitaminwater CC DVD -R HQ 9912 Female TV Reporter in the field. Basketball Star LeBron James is an attorney. 123200 2006 Commercial: Volvo CC DVD -R HQ 5645 Two Separate Commercials. TV News Male Anchor. Crisis America: Overpopulation. Volvo's obsession with safety blamed for overpopulation. Volvo is unapologetic. Slogan: Volvo For Life. 123201 2007 Commercial: Walgreen Beauty and Groom Products CC DVD -R HQ 8734 (During Making News Texas Style). TV Female and Male Anchor are ungroomed with no make-up on TV screen giving the news. They look terrible as do the people walking past the screen. Walgreen's commercial points out that you need beauty and grooming products "to make you look your best." 123202 2006 Commercial: Walgreen's CC DVD -R HQ 6177 TV Male and Female Anchors on the screen, looking sloppy and messy. Commercial emphasizes if only we didn't have to worry about how we look. 123203 2005 Commercial: Wall Street Journal CC DVD -R HQ 2859 Wall Street Journal newspaper. Values to reader. 123204 2008 Commercial: Washington University CC DVD -R HQ 10478 Editorial Cartoonist David Horsey, a Pulitzer-Prize winning cartoonist who graduated from Washington University. 123205 2005` Commercial: White Diamonds CC Paparazzi shoot pictures of Actor Elizabeth Taylor in a commercial for her White Diamonds perfume-fragrance. 123206 2006 Commercial: Wickes Furniture CC DVD -R HQ 7436 Newspaper. Wickes Daily. Headline: "Extra! Extra!" Extra 10 percent off on prices for Wickes Furniture. 123207 2008 Commercial: World Series CC DVD -R HQ 10447 News publications at a newsstand comes to life advertising the World Series of 2008. Magazines and newspapers. 123208 2009 Commercial: World Series Game 1 CC DVD -R HQ 11543 Newspapers, Magazines. Newsstand advertises World Series Game 1 between the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies. 123209 2009 Commercial: World Series Game 4 CC DVD -R HQ 11539 Newspapers, Magazines. Newsstand advertises World Series Game 4 between the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies. Batters smash through various magazines and newspapers. 123210 1955 Commissar in Connecticut SS OWN Ware, Leon In "Saturday Evening Post Stories, 1955, The." Editor of the Weekly Hunter of Huntersville, Nebraska is father of Webb Curtis who runs the Plum Hill Courier. Webb had grown up around just such a plant as this. Diane Gage owns newspaper. Grandpa started it. Father took it over 12 years ago. Parents now dead. Grandpa helps, but he's 81. Owes money. No more Courier after 59 years. They team up and the newspaper is saved. 123211 1994 Commissioner MF India Journalist (Ranji Panikkar). 123212 1998 Commissioner, The M TV Journalist (Judith Dawson). Reporter (Thorsten Wien). 123213 1988 Commitments N OWN - P Delinsky, Barbara Investigative Reporter Derek McGill was wrongly convicted of manslaughter and sent to prison in a plot masterminded by a very powerful enemy. Manhattan high-society wife risks her safety and that of her handicapped son to help him prove his innocent and win his freedom. 123214 1991 Commitments, The M Reporter. Roddy the Reporter (Phelim Drew). Music Journalist (Mikel Murfi). Photographer (Derek Duggan). 123215 2000 Committed M Photographer Carl (Luke Wilson) a newspaper photographer who keeps getting sent out to shoot food when he wants to cover hard news. Carl's Editor (Dylan Baker). El Paso Times Photographer (Robert Holguin). 123216 1919 Common Cause N MLPL Adams, Samuel Hopkins Reporter Jeremy Robson, a young reporter working in a heavily pro-German area during World War I. 123217 2000 Common Glory, A N Middlemiss, Bob Reporter Doreen Summers, newspaper reporter, goes to cover the arrival of British flyers in World War II. She meets a Royal Air Force instructor and romance ensues 123218 1989 Common Threads: Stories From the Quilt DT Series 1989- Reporter Gregg Baker (Himself). News Reporter Robert Bazell (Himself). Reporter Kevin Boyle (Himself). Reporter Tom Brokaw (Himself). Reporter Barton Eckert (Himself). Reporter Emil Guillermo (Himself). Reporter Bryant Gumbel (Himself). Reporter Tim Haas (Himself). Reporter Robert Hager (Himself). Reporter Kevin McCullough (Himself). Reporter Andrea Mitchell (Herself). Reporter Marcia Pally (Herself). Reporter John Palmer (Himself). Reporter Jane Pauley (Herself). Reporter Hampton Pearson (Himself). Reporter Heidi Schulman (Herself). Reporter Linda Yee (Herself). Main News Presenter Kristy Young (1997-2000). 123219 1956 Commotion on the Ocean M Short Aspiring Reporters, the Three Stooges -- Moe Howard, Larry Fine, Shemp Howard -- are tricked into becoming stowaways by a spy for an enemy country. Newspaper Editor (Charles C. Wilson). Stranded on a freighter on the high seas, they discover the spy has concealed some stolen microfilm in watermelons they brought aboard for him. After a wild chase, they subdue the spy and recover the microfilm. 123220 2004 Communication Breakdown M Newscaster (Richard O'Sullivan). Talk Show Host (Will Rickard). Group of radio employees try to maintain their friendship when the independent station they work for is sold to a faceless corporation. 123221 2010 Community: Investigative Journalism T DVD -R HQ 11736 Episode. 1-14-2010 College Newspaper Editor Jeff Winger (Joel McHale) takes on the role of the Greendale Gazette Journal. Jeff is talked into being the editor of the formerly defunct Greendale Gazette by the dean of students. He then assigns his reporters to various stories -- sends one student out to buy pizza, another to buy liquor all under the guise of doing stories for the newspaper. Even Annie Edison (Alison Brie), assigned to doing the crossword puzzles for the newspaper (”They’ve got me editing the crossword. Because I’m a girl. And I love crosswords”), ends up covering a story. Annie’s first big scoop, that the dean used racial profiling to announce an hour delay for a Toni Braxton concert. Danny Pudi (Abed Nadir) is the newspaper’s photographer. He aspires to become a director and is currently taking film directing classes at Greendale Community College. He views his life as a TV show and often talks about his friends as though they are characters on a TV show (Winger is Hawkeye from M*A*S*H). Meanwhile, the gang must decide whether to admit an eager classmate into their study group. 123222 2009 Community: Spanish 101 T DVD -R HQ 11448 Episode. 9-24-2009 Newspaper article reports on students’ silent protest for social justice. 123223 2007 Como ama una mujer MTF Reporter (Raul Vega) 123224 1996 Como Nascem os Anjos MF Brazil. News Media. Reporter (Fernando Baltazar). Reporter (Maria Lucia Schettino). Reporter (Flavia Toledo). Reporter (Gabriela Weiterschan). Photographer (Roberta Repetto). German Cameraman (Michael Einert). Cameraman (Marcio Ricciard). German TV Director (Claus Helge). German TV Producer (Hans Kappen). Apresentador Telejornal (Marcos Hummel). 123225 1994 Como ser infeliz y disfrutario MF Female Journalist 123226 1993 Como Ser Infeliz y Disfrutario N Rico-Godoy, Carmen Journalist Carmen. 123227 1994 Como Ser Infeliz y Disfrutario MF Rico-Godoy, Carmen (Based on her novel) Journalist Carmen (Carmen Maura) 123228 1990 Como ser muijere y no morir en el intento N Rico-Godoy, Carmen Journalist Carmen is a bad-tempered, modern Madrid woman who has been married three times and is trying desperately to make her current marriage with Antonio work. Antonio is an overweight, balding, amiable record producer who depends on Carmen to take care of the house and give him advice on how to take care of himself. At work, she feels she is being discriminated because she is a woman and only the men get to be the bosses. She refuses a promotion from her editor because she says she is more competent than the supervisor she will be working for and if she accepts and does well, he will get all the credit. But if she messes up, she will be the one taking the blame. 123229 1991 Como ser muijere y no morir en el intento (aka How To Be a Woman and Not Die Trying. How To Be a Woman and Not Die in the Attempt MF Rico-Godoy, Carmen (Based on her novel) Journalist Carmen (Carmen Maura) is a bad-tempered, modern Madrid woman who has been married three times and is trying desperately to make her current marriage with Antonio work. Antonio is an overweight, balding, amiable record producer who depends on Carmen to take care of the house and give him advice on how to take care of himself. At work, she feels she is being discriminated because she is a woman and only the men get to be the bosses. She refuses a promotion from her editor because she says she is more competent than the supervisor she will be working for and if she accepts and does well, he will get all the credit. But if she messes up, she will be the one taking the blame. 123230 1991 Como ser mujer y no morir en el intento MF Editor (Francisco Casares) 123231 1991 Como ser mujer y no morir en el intento MF Female Journalist 123232 2004 Como Voy a Olvidarte (aka How Can I Forget You) MF Ecuador Journalist helps a young woman who finds out her father, a Latin American presidential candidate, is a criminal. She runs away and meets a fat journalist, whom she fights with, makes up with, and disguises as an old lady. The beautiful woman tries to convince a visiting journalist to publish a profile of her father which will disabuse the country’s citizens of their preconceptions about him. Just as she gets closer to the reporter, a popular singer competes for her affections. Based on a popular song. 123233 1962 Compact T Series 1962-1965 Editors and Staff of Compact Magazine 123234 1975 Compagnons d'Eleusis, Les DF Series 1975 Reporter (Jean-Pierre Chevallier) 123235 1999 Companeros: Lo hiciste por mi? TF Episode #54. 12-8-1999 Newsreader Ernesto Saenz de Buruaga (Himself). 123236 2002 Companions of the Blest N Boyd, Jim Journalist Rene Merrill goes to a remote Texas ranch where she meets Juanita Navarro Taylor and her son, Mac. There, the acclaimed journalist uncovers tales of the Texas revolution, border conflicts, Indian wars, family feuds, and Texas gunmen. The unlikely relationship between Rene and Mac take the reader through stories of betrayal, intrigue and forbidden love in the Texas Hill County where the land affects the people who live there. 123237 1999 Company of Cats, The N Babson, Marian Gossip Columnist Annabel Hinchly-Smythe is a high society gossip columnist who is strapped for cash. When computer tycoon Arthur Arbuthnot offers Annabel a job as his interior decorator, she is more than willing to drop her pen and paper for fabric swatches and measuring tape. But only a few days working inside Arthur’s dreary flat provides Annabel with enough material to get her journalism career back on track. As it turns out, the only member of Arthur’s family and staff that can tolerate him is his cat, Sally. When Arthur is found dead, Sally too is marked for death. Can Annabel save Sally and find the murderer before the competition scoops her? When Millionaire Arthur Arbuthnot mistakes gossip maven Annabel Hinchby-Smythe for a decorator and hires her to redecorate his apartment, the fiscally challenged Annabel can’t refuse. When she sees Arbuthnot’s tatty London flat, she knows anything will be an improvement. And any gossip she can dig up will be pure gold for the tabloids. But when Arthur is found dead, his frisky relatives begin to lick their chops. Arbuthnot’s beloved tabby Sally was the only witness to the homicide -- and the sole heir to his estate. Suddenly, cat-hating family members are eager to claim her and control the family fortune. Annabel’s only hope to save the cat and catch a killer is to kidnap Sally -- and see who comes sniffing around. Once the cat’s out of the bag, murder is sure to follow. 123238 1972 Company of Killers M Neuman, E. Jack (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Frank (Clu Gulager) involved with a police investigation of professional hit man. Police captain gets upset with Frank for writing articles about the increased crime rate. Other members of the force give the newsman information. Reporter accompanies cops when they stake out a hotel where hit man is staying, but police ask him to remain outside while they go in to make the arrest. He calls in the story after cop is killed and nightclub dancer staying with hitman is wounded. At press conference, Frank grills police captain on why they did not stop hit man earlier. Policeman makes a speech to assembled reporters about how irresponsible stories stir up anxiety in the public and make it hard to get impartial jury. Policeman gives Frank photograph of girlfriend to run on front page of paper and it leads to contact with information about where to find her. Police use press when it helps them, but shut them out when it does not. "The way I look at it, we're a team, captain." "Oh, no, we aren't. Not yet. You're dealing with a vague story. I'm dealing with facts." 123239 1951 Company She Keeps, The M DVD -R HQ 1807, 1808 Frings, Ketti (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Columnist Larry (Dennis O'Keefe) becomes involved with parole officer and latest charge. His editor claims he used to be a good reporter but now puts out "the worst organized column in our paper." Journalist wants to marry parole officer. Her job gets in the way. Columns get romantic when he gets involved with her female charge. Woman says, "You used to be a reporter, now you're a poet." She finds out about columnist's relationship with charge. Parole officer must give recommendation to charge before she can marry. Brought in for questioning by police for crime in which she is not involved. Later escapes from courthouse while parole officer talks to judge. Columnist at first helps her hide out. Finally journalist convinces woman to return to the courthouse. When they first meet, columnist tries to explain his column to young woman. 123240 1986 Company Spook N Weber, Ronald Journalist Walker is at work on less compelling stories when the source he named Deep Well makes contact again. 123241 2006 Company Town MT Press Photographer (Kelley Daugherty) of Gina. 123242 1965 Compartiment tueurs (aka Sleeping Car Murders, The MF Japrisot, Sebastien (Novel) France Journalist (Jose Artur - Le journaliste). Newspaper report of a murder. 123243 1954 Compass DT Travelogue Public Affairs Program 123244 1995 Compelling Evidence M Reporter (Heidi Hendrix). Field Reporter (Angela Woodward). 123245 1983 Comperes, Les M SVD 784 Veber, Francis (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist Jean Lucas (Gerard Depardieu) is a reporter asked by a former lover to find her teenaged son who has run away. He joins a second lover to search for the missing boy. Both think he is the father of the boy. Mob members are after Lucas who has written a book on casino wars. He's also trying to establish a link between a known gangster and a senator. The second lover accuses him of endangering the boy's life for the sake of a story. Lucas eventually gets the gangster and earns a raise. The boy returns to the mother. Exchange: "Like journalism?" "Swapping stupid gags with a dumb cop? Thrilling." 123246 1980 Competition, The M Reporter 1 (Ann Cooper) 123247 1595 Complaint of Great Want and Scarcity of Corn ER USC Deloney, Thomas Balladeer 123248 1985 Compleat Al, The M Reporter (Bill Thomas). KIDB DJ (Dean Goss - Voice). Narrator (Bill Martin - Voice). "Jeopardy Host (Art Fleming -Himself). "Jeopardy" Announcer (Don Pardo - Himself). 123249 1984 Compleat Beatles, The M Editor (Billy Harry-Himself) of Mersey Beat. 123250 2006 Complete Guide to Parenting, The T Series Reporter (Robin Lermitte). 123251 1992 Complex World M Reporter (Michael Poisson - "The Reporter"). Cameraman (Tom Jones). 123252 2003 Complices y testigos TF Argentina Columnists (Julieta Camato, Carlos Polimeni, Julieta Camano, Rodrigo Luvicic, Cristina Clements, Santiago Del Moro. Host (Carmen Barbieri). 123253 1998 Complicity M Journalist Cameron Colley goes after serial killer 123254 1995 Complicity N Bank, Iain Journalist Cameron Colley writes articles that are idealistic, from the viewpoint of the underdog. Scottish journalist, disillusioned but likeable cokehead 123255 1983 Compromise, The N GPL Dovlatov, Sergei Russian Journalist working in Estonia. Each chapter consists of a newspaper item. Autobiographical novel. Journalist recalls his former career in a Communist country where he was hard-pressed to write because of absurd bureaucratic rules and regulations. Estonia, 1970s. 123256 1985 Compromising Positions M DVD -R HQ 3186, 3187. L Isaacs, Susan (Novel and Screenplay) Former Newsday reporter Judith Singer (Susan Sarandon) feels the journalistic urge resurfacing when her dentist is murdered. Despite the objections of her husband, she begins to conduct her own investigation. Her journalistic tactics include backing into the dentist's office (although it is marked off by the police as a murder site) and implying to the in-laws of the murdered man that she works for the New Yorker. Expected run-ins with the police as well. Cooperates by sharing notes with police chief. Singer returns to her old office with an exclusive and walks out of the newsroom under a sign announcing the Pulitzer Prize. Exchange with husband: "It's a great story. I'm a journalist." "You are a wife and a mother and a former journalist. Don't get grandiose with me." Newsday Editor (Tanya Berezin). Newscaster (Pat Harper). 123257 1959 Compulsion M Levin, Meyer (Novel). Richard Murphy (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Tom Daly (Edward Binns) is a reporter for The Globe who is investigating kidnapping of a young boy. Body turns out to be that of kidnap victim. College student Sid (Martin Milner) also working as reporter for The Globe. Assigned to do story on body found drowned in culvert. He gets queasy when he views corpse in morgue. Realizes set of glasses found with body are too big to belong to the victim. Two reporters elect not to tell anyone about glasses until paper gets scoop. Sid's involvement in case is complicated by his girlfriend's sympathetic attachment to one of the two students responsible for the murder. They have a falling out, but reunite after trial. Globe Newspaper Editor (Alan Carney). Reporters (Jeffrey Sayre, Hal Taggart). 123258 1956 Compulsion NM OWN - P Levin, Meyer Press reports of the day used in fictional account. Media. 123259 1970 Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, The M DVD -R HQ 10633, 10634 AFI-Television TV 123260 1982 Computercide MT Reporter #1 (Raye Sheffield). Reporter #2 (Robert Power). Reporter #3 (J.D. Hall) 123261 1915 Comrade John M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 123262 1940 Comrade X M DVD -R HQ 2316, 2318 SVD 1091. VHS 453 Reisch, Walter (Story). Ben Hecht, Charles Leader (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent McKinley B. Thompson (Clark Gable) is in Moscow, smuggling out stories on the Russian government under then name Comrade X. Hotel porter discovers his secret and blackmails him into taking his daughter out of the country. Reporter marries her to get her out of the country. They are captured before they can escape, sentenced to death. Thompson blackmails chief of secret police with incriminating photo and they escape. Correspondent Jane Wilson (Eve Arden), brash reporter. Censorship of correspondents emphasized. Members of world press told they will be denied access to information until Comrade X is found. Thompson shows up drunk, calls German journalist a Nazi. The German calls him irresponsible American lout and disgrace Thompson later manufactures a story about German invasion of Russia to trick German journalist. Wilson says the Kremlin's motto is "anything to keep the truth out of print." Press Correspondent (Sam Harris). British World Press Attendee (Matthew Boulton). World Press Attendee with Glasses (Keye Luke). World Press Attendee Standing Next to Von Hofer (John Picori). Laszlo, World Press Attendee (Georges Renavent). 123263 1911 Comrades M Newspaper. Morning paper, article in society news -- major plot point 123264 1986 Comrades N OWN - H Irving, Clive Photojournalist Mary Byrnes, an American photojournalist covering the Spanish Civil War falls in love with anarchist. 123265 1990 Comrades N Hunter, Matthew News Media 123266 1987 Comrades M Photographer, Mad (Alex Norton). 123267 1898 Comrades in Arms SS GPL Gissing, George Robert In "Derek Stanford's Short Stories of the 'Nineties.'" Writer. Wilfrid Langley. Miss Childerstone. Langley files an article for Bertha Childerstone. Childstone: "For seven or eight years she had battled in the world of journalism, and with a kind of success which seemed to argue manlike qualities." She is now ill. 123268 1992 Comrades of Summer, The MT Scoop Reporter (David L. Gordon). 123269 1988 Comte de Monte Cristo, Le MTF France. Miniseries Newspaper Director (Jean-Louis Grinfeld). Telegraph Agent (Luc Delhumeau). Messenger (David Saracino). 123270 2001 Con Games M News Media. Reporter #1 (James Carretta). News Reporter (Mindy Thomas). News Reporter #2 (Patti Francisco). 123271 1984 Concealed Enemies MT News Media. Press Room Reporter (Louis Farrah). Journalist (Peter Kovner). Journalist (Scott Richards). Miami Journalists (Bart McCarthy, William Miller). 123272 1938 Concealed Weapon SS OWN - P Torrey, Roger Black Mask magazine, December 1938. In “The Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps,” edited by Otto Penzler, pp. 1019-1034. Newspaperman Chet Morris, short, fat and almost bald, and “he had a notorious passion for checked and wildly patterned suits. “Hi, Chet! That’s new, ain’t it?” Morris looked down at the plaid affairs that made him look even more roly-poly than ever and said, “It’s half paid for, anyway.” “It looks good.” Abe Goldstein, who worked the police beat for a rival paper, snickered and said, “It looks good, hell! It looks just gorgeous. Just too simply gorgeous.” Morris managed a sickly grin...he gave Goldstein a cold and haughty look and said, ‘Yah! Well, it cost me sixty bucks, anyway.” The unimpressed Goldstein said that the tailor had certainly seen Mr. Morris coming from a distance and recognized him as the chump he was. Morris is quizzed by a police contact. Morris wears horn-rimmed glasses: “Morris put his glasses back on and wiped his bald spot with the handkerchief he’d used to polish them with....” Policeman McCarthy: “And Goldstein. Abe can take the hide off a man’s back with that tongue of his.” Morris said sadly, “Worse than that! He just about took this suit off my back a minute ago and the thing is brand new.” 123273 1962 Concentracion parcelaria en Azuqueca de Henares MF Interviewer (Martin Ferran) 123274 1930 Concentrating Kid, The M AFI-Radio Radio 123275 1993 Concert of Ghosts NM OWN - P Armstrong, Cambell Reporter Alison Seagrove 123276 2007 Concession Stand NR King, Karen Los Angeles Times Fact-Checker Sheila Townsend is an experienced fact-checker who should be able to sniff out a fake at 20 paces, but when she’s set up on a date with Jake the carpenter by her best friend, Molly, her radar detector suddenly goes on the fritz. Impressed by his subtle blend of simplicity and sophistication, seasoned with a dash of a mysterious past, she jumps in without testing the water. It’s only when she goes under for the third time in the icy waters of his ultimate secret that she decides to make a stand in order to save herself. 123277 1979 Concorde Affaire ‘79 (aka Affare Concorde, The Concorde Affair) MF Italy Reporter Moses Brody (James Franciscus) receives a phone call from his ex-wife Nicole Brody (Fiamma Maglione-Mag Fleming) a fellow reporter, who says she has a big story in the Antilles. When he arrives, she has been killed. While investigating her death, he comes across the case she was working on: a crashed Concorde airliner, sabotaged by an airline company whose South American business is jeopardized by the new Concorde airplanes. He digs deeper and finds that a stewardess survived the crash into the ocean. But she is being held by criminals who are blackmailing the company responsible for the crash. The crash site is kept hidden, however, and the authorities don’t believe the reporter’s story without proper evidence. On his own, Brody attempts to rescue the stewardess from her captors and while doing so, he discovers that another Concorde flight out of London has been sabotaged to crash in the same way. The two race against the clock to get the information to London and prevent the crash. 123278 1979 Concorde, The: Airport '79 M DVD -R HQ 6945, 6946. Hailey, Arthur (Novel - "Airport" and Film Adaptation). Eric Roth (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Anchorwoman Maggie (Susan Blakely) involved with scientist but unaware he is linked to illegal arms dealing. She is given a set of documents proving allegations against him just as she is about to board the Concorde. Maggie calls the scientist from the plane to tell him she knows about his connection to the arms dealers and plans to expose him, he immediately programs a missile he has invented to try to blow up the plane. Concorde makes emergency landing in Paris and reporter tells scientist that she intends to broadcast the information in the documents as soon as they arrive in Moscow giving him another chance to try to blow up the plane. Reporter Robert Palmer (John Davidson) is also aboard. He's in love with Russian gymnast who keeps trying to convince him to defect. Two exchange marriage vows as plane begins to rip in half. TV Newscaster (Dick McGarvin). Reporter #1 (Mario Machado). Reporter #2 (Hettie Lynne Hurtes). Reporter #3 (Gabrielle Rossillon). French Reporter (Aharon Ipale). TV Announcer (Patrick Gorman). 123279 1984 Concrete Beat MT Caron, Glenn Gordon (Teleplay-Creator) Pilot for Series - Ness Book Columnist Mickey Thompson (John Getz) writes a column for the weekly The Island Eye" called the Concrete Beat. The paper is referred to by one colleague as "a rock and roll rag." Thompson says, "I'm not a reporter. I'm a columnist. I write people, not events, impressions, not facts." Checking out a story on a bus hijacking and finds himself being asked to handle negotiations with the hijacker who turns out to be a teenage girl. Editor Marion Kaiser (Kenneth MacMillan) accuses Thompson of no longer writing from the heart). Thompson writes a column about a woman sought by police for a child's death in a Harlem fire. He helps her escape and is arrested for helping her escape. Detective tells him the police were not interested in her until he wrote about her. Columnist is chewed out by editor for championing a child killer and begins to have doubts about him. Clears woman and writes final column on her. Columnist's ex-wife is his editor's daughter. Marriage ended because he put his professional life before his personal one. Tries to convince his ex-wife he can change and become a "white collar columnist." 123280 1994 Concrete Blonde, The NM Connelly, Michael Harry Bosch Novel News Media. Four years ago, Harry Bosch shot the notorious serial killer "The Dollmaker." Now Harry is accused of killing the wrong man. 123281 2000 Conde de Abranhos: TF Episodes Journalist (Pedro Gorgia). 123282 1950 Condemned, The P MLPL Dagerman, Stig Index Plays, 1944-1964 Press 123283 2007 Condemned, The M Media Tycoon Ian Breckel (Robert Mammone) has hit on a must-see TV concept too hot for actual networks: dropping 10 death-row inmates from Third World prisons on a remote island, where only the last one alive will gain freedom and money. For the sake of a "good show," they are heavily encouraged to kill each other. If they fail to do so, after 30 hours, their explosive-rigged ankle bracelets will kill them anyway. Top-secret location has been covered with vid-cams to capture the action which will stream live over the Internet at $49.99 per subscriber. Breckel expects to exceed the Super Bowl's roughly 40 million annual viewers. Ensconced in their compound on one side of the island, well away from the killers, are Breckel and his crew. Breckel justifies the "live snuff film" by calling the contestants torturers, murderers, rapists and terrorists due for execution anyway. 123284 1995 Condition Red M TV Reporter (Brooke Stacy Mills) 123285 2007 Condominio M Reporter (Maribel Toledo Ocampo) 123286 1980 Condominium MT News Media. 1st TV Newscaster (Larry Carroll). 2nd TV Newscaster (Ines Pedroza). 123287 1990 Condor M Ness Reporter (Brent Huff) is a renegade newspaper reporter who goes to the South American jungles in search of missing treasure aboard a crashed plane. 123288 2008 Condor One NR Simpson, John Gay News Media covers the Democratic Party’s 2012 nominee for president, David J. Windsor who is outed by his opponent just six weeks before the Fall election. Following his heart, David chooses honesty over media spin and overcomes the obstacle to win the election. Despite that success, dark forces around the world begin to plot against him, and President Windsor’s security is a must. Inside and outside the White House, Secret Service Agent Shane Thompson becomes the President’s shadow, always present and silent, ever vigilant. As the two men grow closer, Shane does far more than just his duty and becomes as vital to David’s happiness as he is to the President’s health. Together they realize they must find a way to balance the President and the Agent against David and Shane before stress and responsibility tear them apart. 123289 1981 Condorman M DVD Cartoonist Woody Wilkins (Michael Crawford) draws strip about superhero called Condorman 123290 2004 Conejo en la luna MF Mexico News Media. Reporter Salas (Eugenia Lenero). Journalist (Itari Marta). 123291 1906 Confectioners, The NSF USC Caine, William-John Fairbairn Journalist Bertie St. John, "trade was that of an Occasional Journalist." Ramsbotham Jewel, newspaper the Ventilator, preferred quality to quantity. 123292 1991 Confesion a Laura MF Newscaster (Walter Rojas) 123293 2004 Confess M News Media. Journalist Three (Anna George). Journalist One (Rick Gifford). Media Executive (Scott Cohen). Political thriller that charts the exploits of disillusioned ex-hacker 123294 1937 Confession M DVD -R HQ 6557, 6556 Reporter (Anderson Lawler). Reporter (Cliff Saum). Reporter (Jack Wise). 123295 1956 Confession M Photographer (Eddie Stafford). 123296 1957 Confession (aka Deadliest Sin, The) MT Photographer (Eddie Stafford). Press. 123297 1935 Confession Means Death SM Ballard, Willis Todhunter Black Mask, Feb. 1935, Vol. 17, No. 12, pp. 45-67 Radio. Jimmy DeHaven, "The People's Pal." So named from radio show he runs. 123298 1999 Confession, The M News Media. TV Newscaster (Mike Girard Sheehan). Courthouse Reporter (Adele Sammaroo). 123299 2004 Confession, The M News Media. News Anchor (John Boswell). 123300 1999 Confessional N Roycroft, Judith Black Lace Series Reporter Faren Lonsdale is fascinated with the priesthood and this leads her to infiltrate a seminary for young men who are about to sacrifice earthly pleasures for a life of devotion and abstinence. But she finds that the nocturnal shenanigans of their cloistered world are anything but chaste. 123301 1971 Confessione di un commissario di polizia al procuratore della repubblica MF TV Newsman (Paolo Cavallina). 123302 1965 Confessions of a Bad Girl M AFI-Photographers Photographer 123303 2009 Confessions of a Beauty Addict NR Haobsh, Nadine Columnist Bella Hunter of ultra-chic Enchante magazine, is a 28-year-old beauty expert who is knocked right out of her Jimmy Choos -- and out of a job -- when her off-the-cuff comment to a New York Post reporter wile drunk is blown way out of proportion. Her dissing of colleagues gets her fired. Once the authority on style, Bella’s reduced to taking a position at Womanly World, a publishing dinosaur of no interest whatsoever to any woman under 50. She’s now the beauty expert columnist for that publication. Suddenly she’s got to take orders from Frances McCabe, a dreary and dowdy beauty director -- and is soon at war with her male publisher-editor James Michael who might actually be appealing if he wasn’t so totally frosty. She does feel good about her assistant Megan Murphy. Hunter’s supermodel boyfriend, a hometown wedding, and a Paris junket are fine distractions to be sure. But how can she face her friends and ex-coworkers now that she’s stuck in an office where khaki -- not Cavalli -- is gthe way of life? And if beauty’s not what it’s all about, then what is? 123304 1999 Confessions of a Call Girl M SVD 876 (missing ending) SVD 882 (ending) Female Journalist (Lexie Taylor) and a prostitute find their lives dangerously intertwined after they are sent to the wrong rooms 123305 2002 Confessions of a Dangerous Mind M DVD -R HQ 1935 (Media Excerpts) Critic (Pascale Devigne). TV Female Critic. Newspaper clipping" Chuck Barris is the Decline of Modern Civilization. 123306 2007 Confessions of a Diary Secretary MT News Media. News Reporter (Michael Crick). Japanese News Reporter (Eiji Kusuhara). 123307 1975 Confessions of a Pop Performer M TV Interviewer (David Hamilton). News Vendor (Eric Francis). Editor (John Francois Landry). 123308 2001 Confessions of a Shopaholic N Kinsella, Sophie Magazine Writer Rebecca (Becky) Bloomwood writes for Successful Saving magazine in London. Struggling with her spendthrift impulses, she tries to heed the advice of an expert and appreciate life's cheaper pleasures such as parks, museums and so forth. Bloomwood is 25 and has a career as a financial journalist. She has a great flat and a closet full of designer clothes. But it's all because the recent college graduate got a hefty line of credit by a London bank. Within a few months, she has exceeded the limits of the offer. A 31-year-old rich bachelor, Luke Brandon of Brandon Communications, is handsome and intelligent. Too bad Bloomwood blows it everything their paths cross. Bloomwood hits rock bottom but she never looked better. She can't afford anything she has. Her job writing at Successful Savings bores her to tears and doesn't pay much at all. She's been chased by dismal letters from credit card holders. She tries cutting back or making more money. Finally a story arises that she actually cares about and her front-page article catalyzes a chain of events that will transform her life and those around her. 123309 2009 Confessions of a Shopaholic (aka The Secret Dream World of a Shopaholic). M Kinsella, Sophie (Novels: “Confessions of a Shopaholic” and “Shopaholic Takes Manhattan.” Advice Columnist Rebecca (Becky) Bloomwood (Isla Fisher) writes the column at a prestigious Manhattan financial magazine, Successful Savings run by principled Editor Brit Luke Brandon (Hugh Dancy). The job she wanted at the girly fashion bible, Alette, was taken. Rebecca writes an article under a pseudonym about a telltale green scarf and the perils of defining yourself by the labels you wear and becomes a star columnist -- all the while dodging bill collectors and hiding her profligacy from Luke, a scion who shuns his family’s loot. Bloomwood is 25 and is hopelessly addicted to shopping and is drowning in a sea of debt. She dreams of working for a top fashion magazine but can’t quite get her foot in the door -- until she snags a job as an advice columnist for a new financial magazine published by the same company. Overnight, her column becomes hugely popular turning her into an overnight celebrity, but when her compulsive shopping and growing debt issues threaten to destroy her love life and detail her career, she struggles to keep it all from spiraling out of control -- and is ultimately forced to reevaluate what’s really important in life. TV Show Host (Christine Ebersole). Magazine Editor Alette Naylor (Kristin Scott Thomas). Fashion Magazine Staffer Alicia Billington (Leslie Bibb). Doyenne of a publishing empire (Lynn Redgrave). Business Magazine Assistant Hayley (Julie Hagerty). She lives with her best friend Suze in Suze’s flat paying her friend rent that is well below market value, in a trendy part of town. Bloomwood writes for a financial magazine and has a shopping addiction and her job doesn’t pay enough to pay her bills, which are piling up. So she tries cutting back, but that doesn’t work. So she tries making more money. That doesn’t work either. Finally she discovers a story she cares about. Exposing the story gets the attention of a colleague that she hasn’t quite figured out yet. She snags the guy and attempts to pay off her ever-growing debt. Nonsensical ideas about how the fourth estate actually works. “Let’s start a magazine driven purely by the voice of its writers,” Edgar West (John Lithgow), publishing magnate says. 123310 2002 Confessions of a Sociopathic Social Climber N Lang, Adele Columnist Katya Livingston, Brit tabloid columnist. 123311 2005 Confessions of a Sociopathic Social Climber MT Photographer (Raymond Law). Cameraman (Kent R. Karemaker). Liquid Ad Agency Employee (Todd Whalen). 123312 2007 Confessions of a Superhero DM News Media. One fame-seeker is Superman-Clark Kent. 123313 2008 Confessions of a Wall Street Shoeshine Boy N Stumpf, Doug Magazine Journalist Greg Waggoner of Glossy Magazine is desperate for a big break and persuades Brazilian-born Aguilar “Gil” Benicio who polishes the shoes of the super-rich and powerful on Wall Street to be an undercover source for what may be the biggest inside trading scam in Wall Street history. Gil is catapulted into a danger zone darker than anything he or the journalist could have imagined when this fly-on-the-wall source hears something he shouldn’t. Waggoner plays Henry Higgins to Gil’s Eliza Doolittle. 123314 1967 Confessions of a Wild Pair M AFI-Authors Writer 123315 2005 Confessions of an American Bride MT Photographer (Melyssa Ade). 123316 2002 Confessions of an Ex-Girlfriend N Curnyn, Linda Magazine Editor Emma Carter is a contributing editor for the magazine Bridal Best. Her beau of two years sells a screenplay and moves to Los Angeles without her. Carter is competing with a successful colleague for a coveted senior editor position. Carter is a New Yorker and a nonsmoker. Now she is forced to reassess her appearance, her job and her prospects -- and take action. Carter's mother is planning her upcoming third marriage. Father is battling alcoholism. Tentatively re-enters dating scene. Dates self-involved freelance writer. 123317 1962 Confessions of an Opium Eater (Evils of Chinatown) M AFI-Newspapermen/Editors PRICE Newspaperman Vincent Price becomes involved on behalf of a Chinese newspaper proprietor colleague in early part of present century San Francisco 123318 1991 Confessions of Crime T SV 95 7-23-91 News Media 123319 1994 Confessions: Two Faces of Evil MT Reporter (Debby Shively). 123320 2006 Confetti M DVD -R HQ 9387, 9388 Magazine. Parody Documentary. British mockumentary about three couples competing for most original wedding of the year in a bridal magazine contest. Editors of a bridal magazine offer a dream house to one of three engaged couples who stage the Most Original Wedding in Britain. 123321 1900 Confident To-morrow, A N MLPL Matthews, Brander Editor Frank Sartain worked on the Topeka Tribune. Arnold Gilligham, the editor of the Wall Street Standard. Sartain on the Daily Dial, then editor of the Manhattan in New York. "There isn't a paper on the poor man's side -- except a fool paper or two. The best of the great dailies are owned in Wall Street, and do Wall Street's dirty work. Even the weeklies are most of them plutocratic." Rembrandt Knickerbocker pen-name. If Gutenberg could have foreseen modern journalism, he would have destroyed his invention." 123322 1986 Confidential M Pittman, Bruce (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jameson (Neil Munro) for The Examiner investigates a 40-year-old ax murder. He's killed midway through the film. The Examiner is considered a tabloid newspaper and is attacked by a rival paper for its brand of sensationalism. "It's our duty to the public to bring them rumors. And we can throw in the odd sex angle." 123323 1944 Confidential N OWN - H (Two Copies) Clarke, Donald Henderson Reporter. Barry Ross filling in for the crime beat writer on the Planet. 123324 1955 Confidential File T Series Host Paul Coates -- dramatic adaptations (crime and show business), interviews 123325 1966 Confidential for Women DT Series 1966 Commentator (Theodore Isaac Rubin) 123326 1939 Confidential Lady M UK Only Press 123327 2006 Confidential Sources N Fischkin, Barbara Reporter Jim Mulvaney and Reporter Barbara Fischkin are two ambitious reporters from the same New York newspaper. They get married and something's got to give. Mulvaney has never met a story he didn't think he could write. Fischkin isn't sure she can write anything in the midst of their maddening marriage. But when Mulvaney is following his legendary nose for war, disaster and scandal, sending them from Central America to Beijing, Fischkin is finding the stories between the lines. They're both learning the real inside scoop form baby Jack and his big brother, Danny. . 123328 1941 Confirm or Deny M DVD -R HQ 11460, 11461. SV 198 Wales, Henry, Samuel Fuller (Story). Jo Swerling (Screenplay) Ness Book - Many Good Quotes from Film Correspondent Mitch (Don Ameche) is fast-talking head of Consolidated Press of America news bureau in London in Sept. 1940 who is forced to weigh his desire to get out the new against the interests of Britain's national security. Offices are hit by bomb as he fast-talks an official at Ministry of Information into giving him teletype machine and other equipment including a female teletype operator. He sets up makeshift office in wine cellar of hotel. Censor marks up Mitch's copy. After a dud bomb crashes into cellar, Mitch evacuates staff. Teletype operator thinks he cleared area because he has hot story and wants to send it without interference. They become trapped when roof caves in. Use teletype to wire for help. New York office thinks it's a joke. She refuses to wire further information about bombing of London without censor. Fight over whether to send a story on an invasion and Mitch locks her up. While trying to send a message, young news assistant Albert Perkins (Roddy McDowall) is killed. Mitch finally decides to suppress story about invasion and wires story on death of assistant along with his own resignation. 123329 1937 Confirmation For a Rumor: From a Recently Native New Yorker PO MLPL McGinley, Phyllis In "Desk Drawer Anthology, The -- Poems for the American People." News Vendor. "The stands that carry papers from Everybody's Town -- The stands that sell the witty, Entrancing sheets from home, From Oklahoma City And Bakersfield and Nome, "So those whose deeds are thunder Along Manhattan walls May read with wistful wonder The News from Gospher Falls." "Then hail the news provincial That warms our urban tribe! Or so says Walter Winchell And every other scribe;" "And my eyes are bright with a tearful glint, Gleaming the gossip that's fit to print, While I in memory wander down The granite paths of my own Home Town." 123330 2000 Confirmation, The NM Powers, Thomas New York Times Reporter George Tater -- possibly the only convincing one ever created in fiction -- investigates the background of a new CIA director seeking confirmation. He digs relentlessly for the story that will revive his career. Reporter becomes embroiled in both Washington and international politics involving Israel and KGB survivors in contemporary Russia. His nomination is drawing fire because of the sleuthing of hard-hitting New York Times reporter who's closing in on long-held secrets including questions of espionage. 123331 1936 Conflict M London, Jack (Short Story - "Abysmal Brute"). Charles Logue, Walter Weems (Screenplay) Reporter Maude Sangster (Jean Rogers), a beautiful girl reporter, works undercover as a social worker to expose a racket. City Editor (Bryant Washburn). Newspaper City Editor Adams (Lloyd Ingraham). Reporter (Edward Peil Sr.). 123332 1976 Conflict of Interest N OWN - H Whitten, Les Reporter Aubrey Warder of the Washington Eagle is a reporter in Washington D.C. He discovers that the President is involved in a conflict-of-interest scheme. Jailed for refusing to reveal his sources of information to a grand jury. 1970s. 123333 1997 Conflict of Interest N Lewis, Terry Freelance Journalist Patty Stiles is murdered and an attorney who had an affair with her defends the man accused of murdering her. 123334 2009 Conflict of Interest M News Media. GNN News Announcer (Robin Anderson). Reporter (Sara Verner). Cameraman (Brian Wallum). Reporter (Nadia Sahari). Reporter-Photographer (Liz Moise Gonzalez). Reporter (Adam Maurer). Reporter (Mitchell Parrack). TV Newscaster (John Gholson). 123335 1988 Conflict of Interest NR Seger, Maura Silhouette Intimate Moments #236 Investigative Reporter David Wilson has just the kind of assignment the tough-minded journalist loved: the in-depth coverage of a senator’s run for the presidency. The only monkey wrench in the works was the candidate’s top aide, Jo Blakely. Wilson was tall, slim, intelligent sand possessed of a sense of humor that never failed to make him laugh. Jo was exactly the sort of woman he needed. Unfortunately their respective positions made a relationship between them a real conflict of interest. Still, that was something they could both manage to deal with -- until the day David uncovered the truth about the senator and the battle lines were drawn. 123336 1966 Confrontation N OWN - H Garbo, Norman-Howard Goodkind Journalist Justin Blaine, nationally known news commentator. 123337 2006 Congorama M Journalist (Jean-Luc Couchard). TV Host (Carlo Ferrante). 123338 1969 Congressional Report DT Series 4-13-1969 to 6-1-1969. NBC TV Reporter Bill Monroe is the host of this moderate public-interest series 123339 1972 Congressman Who Loved Flaubert, The SS OWN Just, Ward News Media 123340 1844 Coningsby, or The New Generation N USC Disraeli, Benjamin ( (By the Earl of Beaconsfield, K.G.) Journalist. Lucian Gay -- "Nature had intended Lucian Gay for a scholar and wit; necessity had made him a scribbler and buffoon." Ended up in journalism. Writer Nicholas Rigby. This turns out to be a portrait of real-life author, journalist and wit Theodore Hook. 123341 1985 Conjuring an Event P MLPL Nelson, R. Play Index, 1983-87 Press 123342 1934 Conneaut Nights SS GPL Gallico, Paul In "Confessions of a Story Writer." Sportswriters and columnists covering heavyweight champion of the world. Times-Eagle. 123343 1889 Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, A N USC Clemens, Samuel (Mark Twain) Newspaper. Image of the noble newsboy included. Camelot Weekly Hosannach and Literary Volcano. Clarence is a first-rate newspaperman: "This is a good piece of war correspondence." 123344 2005 Connection MF Georgia. Photographer (Guram Tsibakhashvili). 123345 1962 Connection, The M AFI-Motion Picture Cameramen Cameraman 123346 1973 Connection, The MT Ruben, Albert (Teleplay) Ness Book Former Columnist Francis X. Devlin (Charles Durning) lost his job when paper folded, becomes an intermediary between jewel thieves who robbed a hotel and hotel's insurance company. Columnist portrayed as hard-bitten newsman with antagonism toward police. Columnist slammed police repeatedly in column. Tries to prevent insurance company from contacting the authorities by threatening to write about the robbery. Bugs apartment where crooks and insurance company representatives are meeting. Police confiscate his tapes. Journalist finally discovers he has been set up. He catches crooks and returns money to insurance company. Then decides to write a book about the experience. 123347 1993 Connections M American Reporter (Teri Austin) in Switzerland finds herself the target of a serial killer who meets women through video dating services. Chief Editor (Patrick Lapp). 123348 2000 Conner's Back N Estep, Irene Correspondent Connor Brenningan has spent three years on foreign assignments. Now the investigative journalist returns to Orlando, Florida. Attends wedding reception of old acquaintance just to get a glimpse of a mutual friend, a woman who's been in his thoughts constantly during his absence. But then, his career came first. That's the reason he's disappointed her, even used her to get a story. Thinking at the time that he could never accept her being in an occupation that repeatedly put his life on the line, he didn't bother to try to regain her trust. Now it is too late. Brenningan puts his heart into the series of articles about drug traffic to the United States from Colombia, his last foreign assignment. Now a cartel thinks he knows too much and places a contract on his life. DEA thinks he's told them too little about what he knows and places him under surveillance. Special Agent in Charge turns out to be the woman he loves. Together they go on a roller coaster ride of danger and passion. 123349 2004 Connie and Carla M Cameraman (Douglas Baird). Reporter (Nicola Crosbie). 123350 1941 Connie Benton, Reporter N OWN - H Anderson, Betty Baxter Reporter Connie Benton works for the University Reporter. 123351 1943 Connoisseur of Murder SM MLPL Stacey, J.C. In "Second Mystery Companion." City Editor Blane. Narrator: Nicky, his reporter. Barney Grant and his "Tattler" column for the Globe. 123352 2001 Connor Westphal Mystery: Blind Side NM Warner, Penny #5 Connor Westphal Mysteries Publisher Conner Westphal, feisty, deaf newspaperwoman of the weekly Eureka! Jumps into the annual Jubilee festivities when her sidekick and main squeeze, private eye Dan Smith is retained to find a killer. Buford the Bullfrog is dead. With the help of the sheriff and eccentric denizens of Flat Skunk, Connor and Dan think it will easy -- until the sheriff's son comes under suspicion. A human body surfaces in Critters Creek along with a lot more dead frogs. Connor knows her assistant, Miah Mercer, is innocent of killing and with the aid of a new blind friend sets about finding out who is killing the frogs and the people of Calaveras County 123353 1997 Connor Westphal Mystery: Dead Body Language NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Warner, Penny #1 Connor Westphal Mysteries Publisher Conner Westphal is an ex- San Francisco Chronicle reporter who now publishes her own small Gold Country newspaper and lives and works in Flat Skunk. Westphal has been deaf since an attack of meningitis when she was four. Connors' disability doesn't keep her down one bit as she uses lip reading, sign language and writing styles. The 37-year-old journalist relocated from San Francisco to the mining-turned-tourist town in foothills of the Sierras to start her own newspaper. Suddenly dead bodies begin turning up in the most unusual places setting Connor on a hunt for a killer. Being hearing impaired doesn't stop her from pursuing and finding the murderer. Without sound to distract her, she attends to subtleties that others overlook and ultimately unravels the mystery. 123354 2000 Connor Westphal: Quiet Undertaking, A NM Warner, Penny #4 Connor Westphal Mysteries Publisher Conner Westphal is an ex- San Francisco Chronicle reporter who now publishes her own small Gold Country newspaper and lives and works in Flat Skunk. Westphal has been deaf since an attack of meningitis when she was four. Connor is shocked when she learns that boxes of human ashes have been found stashed in a nearby self-storage facility. The space is leased to a bourbon-happy fisherman hired by the Memory Kingdom Memorial Park to scatter the ashes at sea. Connor thinks the scandal will make great copy for her paper, the Eureka! Until the man is murdered and suspicion falls on Connor's best friend, Memory Kingdom owner Del Rey Montez. She is sure he is innocent. To prove it, she must navigate mortician politics and skinhead teens to untangle the secrets of Del Rey's past. But when she gets too close to the truth, she makes an enemy who is determined to make sure the intrepid reporter bites the dust along with her biggest scoop of the year. 123355 1998 Connor Westphal: Right to Remain Silent NM OWN - P Warner, Penny #3 Connor Westphal Mysteries Publisher Conner Westphal is an ex- San Francisco Chronicle reporter who now publishes her own small Gold Country newspaper and lives and works in Flat Skunk. Westphal has been deaf since an attack of meningitis when she was four. A local historian dies, is resurrected and dies again. Hot on the story of this unexpected event, Connor stumbles across the murdered woman's son, a deaf man who has been misdiagnosed for years. Working to clear his name for his mother's murder turns out to be more than she bargains for. Staying one step ahead of the killer, locating a missing will, and getting out her weekly paper are all just part of a day's work. 123356 1998 Connor Westphal: Sign of Foul Play NM OWN - P Warner, Penny #2 Connor Westphal Mysteries Publisher Conner Westphal of her newspaper, the Eureka! is a deaf newspaperwoman who is caught up again in the more lethal happenings of Flat Skunk. The wisecracking, thirty-something Connor continues to search for any story other than the local frog-racing contest that will give her newspaper an edge over the competition. 123357 2003 Connor Westphal: Silence is Golden NM Warner, Penny #6 Connor Westphal Mysteries Reporter Connor Westphal, sexy and deaf, moves to Flat Skunk in Calaveras County, in the Sierra Nevada gold country in California to lead a more serene life style and ends up solving a murder. Lately life in the former boomtown is anything but peaceful. Connor is a bit skeptical when a local resident, the town's eccentric and oldest living prospector, finds a gold nugget in the Buzzard Hill mine. The gold played out a long time ago but the owner is a little too quick to Connor's way of thinking to accept the prospector's claim and develop a plan that would invite investors. Connor is also busy getting reacquainted with her ex-lover from college. He and his young daughter and ex-wife are in town to obtain a cochlea implant for the child. When his ex-wife is murdered the sheriff arrests him for the crime. Connor promises him she will find evidence to clear him. But the real killer has other ideas. 123358 1901 Conqueror, The N USC Athereton, Gertrude Newspaperman Freneau, reputation for being a writer of squibs and verses. Freneau's Gazette. He's attacked by the Aurora, a newspaper against Hamilton. 123359 1959 Conquest DT 11-1-1959 to 4-3-1960. CBS TV Correspondent Charles Collingwood. 123360 1915 Conquest of America!, The: Extracts from the Diary of James E. Langston, London Times 1921 SSF USC Moffett, Cleveland War Correspondent James E. Langston, war correspondent for the London Times, 1921 123361 1953 Conquest of Everest, The M Correspondent James Morris (Jan Morris) of the London Times. 123362 1922 Conscience SS OWN Galsworthy, John In "Caravan: Assembled Tales of John Galsworthy, The" Press 123363 1958 Conscience of the Rich, The N Snow, C.P. Editor Humphrey Seymour, editor of Now, a Communist scandal sheet 123364 1975 Consenting Adults N OWN - H Hobson, Laura Z. Press 123365 2001 Consequences N Masters, Sylvia Photojournalist stakes out the leading presidential contender's residence and gets a story and photos of the politician leaving the city with an unknown woman. This turns the convention into turmoil. The novel shows how a reporter's pivotal role in the outcome of a Presidential convention leads to disastrous effects. 123366 2009 Consequences of Foolish Behavior N Duggan, Richard TV Reporter Liz Bollinger, the famous journalist from Worldwide Cable News, comes on the scene with her camera crew. She reports on a murder and libel cases being tried at the same time before a national audience. Will Liz Bollinger be able to shed light on these cases? Will her reporting be instrumental in solving the kidnapping? Will a renowned and popular neurosurgeon be convicted of a murder that he did not commit? Tabloid Magazine Reporter writes a series of articles on a non-profit youth organization and its president Frank Genovo. This overly ambitious reporter, in an effort to make his story sensational and to sell more magazines, tells a story far from the honest truth. The law firm of Ryan & Ryan files a libel suit for damages against the tabloid. Pat Warner, estranged wife of renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Gerald Warner, has been kidnapped. She is being held captive and her fate and whereabouts are unknown. The authorities presume Pat was murdered and have accumulated sufficient circumstantial evidence to indict Dr. Warner. Being charged for his wife’s murder, he goes to trial before a jury. Both the murder and the libel cases go to trial at the same time, in different county courts. 123367 2007 Consequences: Camera Never Lies, The NJ Depp, Laurie Paparazzi Photojournalist Natalie had dreamed of being a serious photographer ever since she got her first camera at eight years old. She aspires to be like her heroine, Annie Leibowitz, and take fabulous soulful pictures. But then she took the picture that would shoot her straight into the world of celebrity culture and the pages of Heat. Natalie couldn’t resist snapping ace athlete Brett Ballentine in a clinch with his childhood sweetheart. Selling the pictures to the tabloids was a no-brainer. Now she can set herself up with all the best equipment. Poor naive Natalie didn’t realize that the media would turn her into a wannabe celebrity monster. Nobody’s interested in her photography. Natalie’s only option is to take a controversial undercover job as a paparazzi, earn enough money to free herself from her devious agent, and resign herself to life in “ordinaryville” again. On an exclusive beach on location, Nat can’t resist capturing beautiful model Jen Jones as she bends to snort a line of coke as the sun sets. When Jen begs her to delete the picture Natalie flashes back to what got her into her mess in the first place. She gives Jen what she wants, and Jen’s story begins. 123368 2007 Consequences: Don’t Call Me Baby NJ Depp, Laurie Tabloid Photographer snaps the picture the tabloids have been waiting for and catapults 17-year-old Katie into the limelight. Katie is overwhelmed when she lands a job as a nanny for Premier League soccer player Brett Ballentine and his wife Kassie’s kids. Arriving a the Ballentine mansion in London, Katie feels as though she’s living in a magazine. She’s got a whole floor of the house to herself, her own cat, and the inside scoop on Britain’s most notorious celebrity couple. But there is a downside. Katie has to learn to keep her mouth shut when it comes to some of Kassie’s strange and desperate behavior. And Brett is like the ice man -- he barely acknowledges her. As time goes on the “happy couple” reveal their true colors and the true state of their volatile marriage. Kassie has a twisted secret, and Brett’s getting too fond of “playing away.” Katie feels as if she and the kids are caught in the middle of a war zone, culminating in a shocking revelation about Brett. But while Katie struggles with her predicament, a budding young photographer snaps the picture the tabloids want and catapults Katie into the celebrity spotlight. 123369 2008 Consequences: Holding the Front Page NJ Depp, Laurie Journalist Becky is thrilled to get a summer replacement job on a weekend style magazine. She’s always wanted to be a journalist, and this is an amazing start, but Becky’s ambitions are for serious journalism -- politics and current affairs. There are only so many cosmetic features a girl can write. She wants the satisfaction she’ll get from exploring topical issues with real depth. Becky’s resigned to doing the frothy stuff until one day on a train from Bath to London she overhears an intriguing and sinister phone conversation and cleverly switches on her dictaphone. It seems that the conversation is about illegal gold bullion and implicates some high standing politicians. Becky and her new colleague Ben are determined to get to the bottom of it, but there are distractions. Becky is getting very close to Ben who is much too old for her, and her dad, an MP, seems intent on thwarting the investigation. Becky soon starts to realize she’s in deep water, both with the reportage and with Ben. So it’s a relief when a friend of her cousin Jake, a boy her own age, starts taking an interest in her. She’ll never forget her passion and is driven to succeed, but Becky finally realizes that she needs to enjoy being a teenager for a while longer before the serious stuff sets in. And it’s while she’s hanging out with her new boyfriend that she meets Ellie, a wannabee pop star, in the queue for the loos at an outdoor festival. 123370 2008 Consequences: Runway Girl N Depp, Laurie News Media. Jennifer Jones was the gangly, weird-looking one at school, the girl none of the boys wanted and none of the girls understood. She wants to escape her control freak of a mother and her boring judgmental peers at school for as long as she can remember. And then it happens. When Jen and her only friend Stevie are browsing in TopShop, Jen is picked up and told she’s got what it takes to be a model. Edge, unconventional, gloriously tall -- from her life-changing encounter with the young paparazzi princess, Natalie, on the beach in the West Indies, from gawky modeling ingenue to seasoned and lonely supermodel. She collides with a young, eager looking guy of around her age who appears awestruck at meeting her face to face. He wants her advice and all she can tell him is what she has learned during her time in the public eye: Look after Number One because nobody else will do it for you. 123371 2006 Consideration M TV Entertainment Hosts for Entertainment Tonight played by Fred Willard and Jane Lynch. 123372 1931 Consolation Marriage M SV 216 Loy - Ness Book Sportswriter for The New York Record, Steve Porter (Pat O'Brien). Editor Jeff (John Halliday). O'Brien is arrested for stealing a car which he mistakenly assumed belonged to a fellow reporter because of the liquor bottle in the back seat. 123373 2005 Consortium N Morrow, Jack Crusading Reporter joins an environmental attorney, the daughter of a fishing fleet owner and the son of family timber business team up after an environmental disaster to battle The Consortium, a worldwide industrial empire. The Consortium, headed by a powerful Hong Kong man, uses sex, money, deception, intimidation and murder to keep control. When the destruction of public and private forests and fisheries reaches a crescendo, the small group of activists, including the crusading reporter, go into action. A high-stakes battle takes place. 123374 1939 Conspiracy M SVDSP 674 Press 123375 1930 Conspiracy M AFI-Reporters/Novelists Reporter John Howell (Hugh Trevor) 123376 1988 Conspiracy N Cooper, Parley News Media 123377 1947 Conspiracy in Teheran (aka Plot to Kill Roosevelt, The. Teheran. Appointment in Persia). M Hope, Dorothy (Story). Akos Tolnay, William Freshman (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book. Released in U.S. in 1950. War Correspondent Pemberton Grant (Derek Farr) recalls his efforts the year before to prevent the assassination of President Roosevelt at the Teheran Peace Conference. The British war correspondent aided by Russian ballerina and foils the plot. Assassination was intended to cause battle between United States and Russia allowing Germany to win war. 123378 1984 Conspiracy of Eagles, A N OWN - P Davis, Bart Investigative Reporter Ben Davidson in Mississippi 123379 1996 Conspiracy of Fear, The MT TV Newscaster (Paul Brown) 123380 1954 Conspiracy of Silence N Blizard, Marie Press 123381 1991 Conspiracy of Silence MT Miniseries News Media. CBC Reporter (Paula Barrett). CTV Reporter (Jonathon Whittaker). 123382 2004 Conspiracy of Silence M Irish Reporter uncovers a conspiracy of silence while investigating a beloved priest's apparent suicide. Journalist featured is nervous and intrepid assisting the cause of reform. He is shown with his wife and kid. 123383 1997 Conspiracy Theory M News Vendor Flip (Terry Alexander). 123384 2006 Conspiracy Within N Goodfellow, Scott TV Anchor works at the nation's most popular TV investigative news program 123385 1914 Conspiracy, The M Baker, Robert B. and John Emerson (Play). AFI-Authors/Reporters - Ness Book. First version of the play. Remade in 1930 Cub Reporter Jack Howell (Harold Lockwood) who tries to help a woman who kills a man in self-defense. 123386 2001 Conspiracy: Book One: Show and Tell CB OWN Abnett/Kordey Marvel Comics Feb. #1 News Media 123387 1997 Conspirators of Pleasure M TV Reporter. Post woman makes a delivery to the home of an attractive newscaster Ana Wetlinska who happens to be the object of the news vendor's passion. 123388 1914 Conspirators, The M Reporter Webster (Jack Nelson). 123389 2003 Constance N Cantrell, Catherine Editor Morgan Clifford, a recently widowed editor working at a prestigious New York house, whose youthful ideals and belief in literature have been eroded by the practicalities of the publishing world. Years of watching glittering literary careers being created for mediocre writers by “the metallic maw of the publicity machine” have left her disillusioned and frustrated, but when the work of a mysterious and exceptional young poet, Constance Chamberlain, appears on her desk and reignites her love for literature and life. Then she meets Constance, a writer whose poetry and haunted personality overwhelm and intrigue her. But Constance remains a mystery no matter how the editor attempts to draw her out -- until a newspaper photograph exposes what the poet has been so determined to conceal. Finally, Constance reveals her story to the woman who has waited so long to hear it: a story of passion, secrets and blinkered devotion, a story of mentors and muses and the love of a powerful man, a story that keeps Constance’s editor asking questions and searching for answers until the end. 123390 1927 Constance Kurridge CS Godwin, Frank, 1934-1944 featured Connie as a reporter Reporter. Constance "Connie" Kurridge starts out as an attractive socialite, but in 1934, she starts working as a Daily Buzz reporter, handling robbery, a disappearing scientist, and a baffling kidnapping "like a veteran" 123391 2005 Constant Gardener, The M DVD -R HQ 9285, 9286, 9287 Carre, John le (novel). Jeffrey Caine (screenplay) News Media. 1st Journalist (Steenie Njoroge). 2nd Journalist (Stuart Wheeler). 123392 2007 Constructing Australia: Wire Through the Heart T Australia. Episode #3. Journalists (Nick Bennett, Peter Docker). Photographer (Corey Piper). 123393 1954 Consul, The T Davis, Richard Harding (Adaptation of story) Kraft Theatre - 12-9-54 Press 123394 1957 Consul, The T Davis, Richard Harding (Adaptation of story) Matinee Theatre - 12-9-57 Press 123395 1978 Consumer Byline DT Reporter David Horowitz, consumer reporter 123396 1991 Consuming Passions N OWN - P Bright, Freda Columnist Jerry O'Neal, national columnist who is a former showgirl in Paris and an ambassador. Risen from poverty to become a super celebrity and she is dazzlingly gorgeous 123397 2002 Contact M Reporter (Tracey Thomson). Photographer (Pascale Faye). 123398 1997 Contact M L PR NASA Public Relations (Rebecca T. Beucler). Latina Anchor (Maria Celeste Arraras). Japanese Anchor (Saemi Nakamura). British Anchor (Ian Whitcomb). TV Interviewer (Wiliam B. Kaplan). Photographer (Russell Sanderlin Sr.). KOB-TV Reporter (Conroy Chino). Middle Eastern Anchor (Behrooz Afrakhan). Reporter #5 (Jim Hild). Reporter #6 (Bill Thomas). Journalist Larry King (Himself). Journalist Geraldo Rivera (Himself). Columnist Robert Novak (Himself). Journalist Bryant Gumbel (Himself). Journalist Bernard Shaw (Himself). 123399 2002 Contacto deportivo DF Anchors Renan Cardona, Ricardo Celis, Adrian Garcia Marquez (2002). Commentators Jorge Perez Navarro, Eduardo Solano. 123400 2000 Contaminated Man, The M Newscaster (Szilvia Bizek) 123401 2005 Contender Rematch, The: Mora vs. Manfredo DT Commentators Teddy Atlas, Mario Lopez, Joe Tessitore. Host Dan Patrick. 123402 1944 Contender, The M Sayre, George (Story). Sayre, Jay Dolen, Raymond Schruck (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter Linda (Arline Judge) loves a truck driver who becomes a boxer to earn the money needed to keep his son in a military academy. His career is sidetracked by a blonde. Sportswriter gets him back on track eventually reuniting him with son. Son expresses desire to leave academy and become a reporter. Second Reporter (Jack Ingram). First Reporter (Donald Kerr) 123403 2000 Contender, The M News Media. Reporters (Michael Goodwin, Dave Guertler, Teresa Jones, Sherri Richmond, Lynn West, Ric Young, Mark Hyde). Reporter #4 (David Laubacher). Producer (Justin Lewis). White House Photographer (Denis Maloney). Journalist Larry King (Himself). Anchorman (Bill Bevins). Show Producer (Ed Sala). 123404 1980 Contender, The: T Sportswriter (Susan Walden) 123405 1980 Contender, The: Dreams Change T Collins, Richard, Howard Berk Episode News Media 123406 1980 Contender, The: Rematch T Falk, Tom. Richard Collins and Howard Berk Episode News Media 123407 2005 Contender, The: Series Finale T Episode #16. 5-24-2005 Commentator-Host (Al Trautwig). Host (Sylvester Stallone). 123408 2001 Contenido neto DF Mexico. Series 2001 Reporter Elizabeth Flores. Anchors Ana Jimena Ramirez, Ilana Sod 123409 1953 Content Assignment, The NM OWN - H Roth, Holly Newspaper. London Times. 123410 1964 Contest Girl M Guest, Val, Robert Muller (Screenplay) UK. AFI-Reporters. Released in U.S. in 1966 Reporter Don Mackenzie (Ian Hendry) does an article on a typist who enters a beauty contest. Photographer Walter Carey (Ronald Fraser) helps reporter and becomes the woman's promoter. Takes up with an actor and becomes obsessed with winning contests. Sleeps with one of organizers of Miss Globe contest. Loses out to another contestant who slept with more important organizer. While working as a judge for another pageant, she recognizes sister as contestant. causing the woman to run away while being p She runs away pursued by pack of reporters. 123411 1947 Contest, The SS USC Chalmbers, Bea In "Everygirls Career Stories." School Newspaper. Jenny Jamison works on the school paper, The Journal. "I want to be a newspaperwoman and I am a newspaperwoman, right now." Enters essay contest, Why I Want To Be A Newspaperwoman. Letitia Littlejohn, society editor. Jennifer Jamison had chosen the best, the most exciting, the most satisfactory career of all. 123412 2000 Contest, The SS Greene, G News Media 123413 1935 Contest, The P MLPL Hubbard, Eleanor Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 123414 1932 Contest, The (Newspaper Office, The) P MLPL MacDonald, Dora Mary In “Purpose Plays for high school assemblies.” 812 M135 Newspaper 123415 1981 Continental Divide M DVD -R HQ 1877, 1878. SV 225 Kasdan, Lawrence (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Souchak (John Belushi) writes a Chicago newspaper column called "I Don't Like It!" and is exposing a corrupt alderman. He is beaten up and his managing editor Howard (Allen Goorwitz) convinces him that he needs to get out of town for a while. Souchak heads west to the Rockies, meets a naturalist and falls in love. He admits he dropped out of college and went into reporting because it was the only thing at which he was good. Returns to Chicago and finds he can't write. Souchak springs into action when a colleague is killed and launches a campaign to expose the corruption of the alderman. His apartment is bombed and the alderman skips the country when the evidence piles up against him. Souchak and the naturalist decide to get married, but continue their careers. Roger Ebert: "Newspaper scenes in the movie were shot on location in the Sun-Times features department…movie is more sedate and disciplined than the real thing." Naturalist: "Reporters are parasites, living off the accomplishments of other people. I don’t' see newspapers much, but what I do see sickens me." Souchak: "They only cost twenty cents." Reporter (Robert Biggs). Reporter (Tim Kazurinsky). 123416 1978 Continental Drift N Houston, James D. News Media 123417 1942 Continental Express M Editor (Arthur Maude) 123418 1625 Continu'd Just Inquisition of Paper-Persecutors, A PO USC Holland, Abraham News 123419 1974 Continuous Katherine Mortenhoe NSF Compton, David Guy TV Network Boss Vincent Ferriman implants a miniature camera in the head of Boddie, the reporter so that everything he views is transmitted to millions. 123420 2005 Continuum Factor N Marambola Reporter Celeste, eager and very resourceful, listens to a man named Jason tell his life story -- he made his first kill as a boy and all men now fear him. As he tells his story of murder and evil, Celeste begins to find out secrets about her own past. Jason gives her a very vivid idea, of just how corrupt, absolute power and wealth can be woven into the human soul. 123421 1925 Contraband M Kelland, Clarence Budington (Novel). Jack Cunningham (Scenario). AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Newspaper Owner-Editor Carmel Lee (Lois Wilson) inherits small town weekly paper and arrives to discover it is $200 in debt. Paper being run by Tubal (Luke Cosgrove), with Simmy (Johnny Fox) doubling as printer's devil and reporter. When the sheriff is murdered by a gang of bootleggers, Lee editorializes for reforms. She is aided by the recently fired school superintendent who is captured by crooks while trying to help her. Journalist stumbles into a trap and also is caught. Lee escapes, calls police. Leader of gang turns out to be one of the town's leading citizens. Variety review praised the faithful reproduction of small town paper, but questioned by photographs were submitted to a sheet so small that the type was set by hand and would not have engraving equipment. 123422 1923 Contraband NM USC Kelland, Clarence Newspaper Owner Carmel Lee inherits the Gibson (Maine) Free Press and crusades successfully against a liquor smuggler who holds a chattel mortgage on the paper. "Everybody said I couldn't run a paper. But I can. I can." Carmel Lee uses the small town newspaper she inherits to fight municipal corruption and crime. 123423 1973 Contract on the President N OWN - P (Two Copies) Crosby, John Correspondent Peter Battersea, Associated Press White House correspondent. Aitken, White House correspondent for the Kansas City Star 123424 2006 Contract, The M News Media. Reporters (Didem Erol, Mircea Monroe). TV Anchorman (Les Weldon). Only thing standing between an assassin and his target is a father who must protect his son. 123425 1998 Contract, The M Newscaster (Susan Heinzig). 123426 2004 Contractor For Hire N Winters, C.N. Lesbian Magazine Publisher Melissa Wright moves back to her hometown looking for closure from her past and someone who can build her dream house. She meets Builder Karen Riggs who runs a failing contracting company and learns her lover is seeing an ex-girlfriend. But in walks Melissa to offer a ray of hope. 123427 2002 Contrarians, The: Novel, A N Sernovitz, Gary Magazine Freelancer Paul Galicia is a pompous reporter. He interviews a market analyst who thinks Galicia wants to use him for background research for a work of fiction. But he finds out too late the unscrupulous journalist has turned him into the prime subject for a scathing attack on Wall Street incompetence and excess. After the 28-year-old shallow, anti-intellectual analyst, who is a rising star, reads Galicia's article, his ice-blooded confidence starts to falter. The article reveals the truth about his character and equity research. It raises accusations of intellectual sloppiness and corruption. And it makes the analyst feel like a dupe. Galicia had promised him their interview would remain confidential. The analyst's marquee stock falters and things to from bad to worse. 123428 1988 Control N OWN - P Anderson, Jack News Media. Catlett Communications buys TV stations and other media with foreign companies infiltrating American media. 123429 1987 Control N Jackson, Ken Investigative Reporter Nathan Necessary informs the corrupt, savagely brutal mayor of aptly named Striptown (not far from Texarkana) that he's going to print the story of racist threats recklessly uttered in his cups by the swaggering mayor. 123430 1994 Control DF Series Reporters Gabby Villanueva (2004), Felipe Viel. Hosts Carlos Ponce (1994-1995), Lesley Ann Machado (1995-2000), Karla Martinez (2000), Enrique Sapene (2002-2003), Ilan Arditti, Cote de Pablo, Fernanda Maria Romero. 123431 2004 Control Room DM Noujaim, Jehane Arab Television Station Al Jazeera is watched by 40 million viewers. Documentary, made during invasion of Iraq, shows the news staff at work. 123432 2004 Control: Control T Episode #1. 7-5-2004 News Media. Reporter (Gabby Villanueva). Reporter (Felipe Viel). Hosts (Karla Martinez, Ilan Arditti, Fernanda Maria Romero, Cote de Pablo). 123433 2002 Controlled Chaos M Entertainment Reporter Slick (Erik Engstrom). Editor (Robert Jolly). Photographer (Dave Shelton). 123434 1991 Controvertido DF Sports Commentators Shanik Berman, Edgardo Codesal, Raul Orvananos. 123435 2000 Convenience N Metzger, David Freelance Journalist Eric Jack Reed finds himself in deep trouble shortly after deciding to look into the abduction of high powered career woman’s two-year-old child. Then again, it could be his doing background work for his ex-lover Melissa who asks him to investigate her friend’s abusive husband, a New York City cop. 123436 2008 Convenient Groom, The: Nantucket Love Story, A N Hunter, Denise Columnist-Radio Talk Show Host Dr. Kate has it all -- a radio talk show, nationally syndicated column and a publisher who is paying for a lavish wedding to coincide with the release of her first book, Finding Mr. Right-for-You. But when her fiancé jilts her the morning of the wedding, her life begins to crash around her. Who, after all, would want a relationship book by a counselor who can’t even hold her own engagement together? She gets an offer of marriage to save her public image, but her heart and pride have been deeply wounded. 123437 1927 Convention SS GPL Dreiser, Theodore Journalist Wallace Steele, newspaperman 123438 1999 Convergence (aka Premonition) M Ness Tabloid Reporter Alli Caine (Cyndy Preston) is assigned to work with a more experienced editor Morley Allen (Christopher Lloyd) on a scandal paper, Daily Express. They find a mental hospital patient who can predict people's deaths and the young reporter thinks she may have died in an airplane crash. 123439 1975 Conversation in the Cathedral (Conversacion en la catedral, 1969) N Llosa, Mario Vargas Reporter. Santiago Zavalita "Skinny" and "Superbrain," protagonist, first a student, then a newspaper reporter. Starts out as a spoiled child. 123440 2005 Conversation with Lars von Trier about the Europe Triology DT Journalist Bo Green Jensen (Himself) interviews Director Lars von Trier. 123441 2004 Conversation with Quentin Tarantino & Scott Spiegel, A DT Short Interviewer Shannon McIntosh, Off-Camera Interviewer - Voice. 123442 1975 Conversations with Eric Sevareid DT Journalist Eric Sevareid and world figures 123443 1931 Convicted M VHS 5232 Reporter Bruce Allen (Jameson Thomas) is a criminologist/newspaperman who solves a murder on a ship 123444 1986 Convicted MT TV Reporter (Gloria Hillard). Reporter #1 (Jeanine Jackson) Reporter #2 (Hank Underwood). Reporter #3 (Delane Vaughn).. Reporter #4 Barry Laws). Reporter #5 (Sandy Brown Wyeth). Reporter #6 (Michael D'Agosta). Reporter #7 (Ronnie Slavis). 123445 1940 Convicted Woman M Mooney, Martin, Alex Gottlieb (Story). Joseph Carole (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jim Brent (Glenn Ford) approached by woman wrongly accused of theft and sentenced to year in prison. When one of the inmates commits suicide because of cruel treatment of matron, the woman plans to get money to buy her freedom by selling story. Reporter poses as her attorney to get information and when it appears in print, a new matron is appointed to instigate reforms. Woman is abducted by two prisoners angry that they are no longer getting special privileges. They want to prevent her from returning to the prison on time after a granted leave, but the reporter rescues her and marries her when she is pardoned. Reporter (Don Beddoe). 123446 2006 Conviction: 80.80 Hostage T Episodes. News Media Newspaper Reporters (Sonny Vellozzi, Leesa Rowland). Reporter-Hostage (Johnny Solo). 123447 2006 Conviction: Deliverance T Episode #10. 5-5-2006 News Media. Reporter (Leesa Rowland). Respected female attorney kills her husband and goes head-to-head against Jim Steele when she decides to defend herself in the courtroom. 123448 2006 Conviction: Indiscretion T Episode #11. 5-12-2006 News Media. Reporter #1 (Eileen Rivera). Reporter #2 (Tony Nation). 123449 2006 Conviction: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 5595 Episode. 3-3-2006 News Media. One of the district attorney's team might be responsible for gunning down another member. 123450 1962 Convicts Four M Art Critic Carl Carmer 123451 1978 Convoy M News Crewman (Pepi Lenzi). News Crew Director (Sam Peckinpah). Press Man Doug (James Edgcomb). 123452 1999 Convoyeurs attendent, Les MF Photographer (Pol Lombeau). 123453 1590 Cony-Catching Pamphlets ER USC Greene, Robert News 123454 2000 Coo Coo Café M Asian TV Reporter (Barbara Carrera) hatches a scheme to boost her sagging TV news career. 123455 1944 Coo Coo Nut Grove, The C L In "The Golden Age of Looney Tunes,." Vol. 1, Side 9. Parody Gossip Columnist. Walter Winchell parody 123456 1983 Cook & Peary: Race to the Pole, The MT Reporter. 1st Reporter (David Connor) 123457 1989 Cookie M News Media. TV Reporter (Lynn White). 123458 2003 Cookie Project, The T Interviewer (Stephanie Wynne - Herself). 123459 2004 Cookout, The M News Media. Reporter #1 (Thomas James O'Leary). Reporter #2 (Wendy Williams). 123460 2004 Cooks, The: Honey and Wounds T Episode #12. 1-6-2005 Interviewer (Michelle Doake). 123461 2004 Cooks, The: Nights of Living Dangerously T Episode #1. 10-18-2004 Critic (Stephen Leeder - The Critic). 123462 1991 Cool as Ice M Reporter (Brooke Alexander) 123463 2000 Cool Billion, A N Perkins, Michael C. and Celia Nunez Journalist Steven Cavanaugh pushes a friend to dig up confidential information about the high tech startup where she works. The friend agrees and turns up dead the next day. Enraged and guilt-ridden, Cavanaugh pursues man he suspects killed her -- until he stumbles onto billion-dollar conspiracy. Conspirators are after the reporter and his only hope for survival is to elude them long enough to figure out who they are. 123464 2004 Cool Cats in Interview Alley M Short Interviewer (Earl Kress) 123465 1996 Cool Devices M Operations News Media 123466 2003 Cool for Cats NR Adams, Jessica Music Journalist Linda Tyler is working in a Chinese restaurant and engaged to a bank clerk when she sees the advertisement that changes her life. A new music magazine is looking for a writer. No experience needed, just a passion for music and some youthfulness. Before she has time to draw a breath, Linda is on her way to London in 1979 to work for New Wave Weekly, her engagement with Dave is off and she’s living the life she didn’t dare to dream could be hers. So why is she still obsessing about Dave and his new girlfriend? And why is she alone when everywhere she goes people are together? Margaret Thatcher was elected as England’s Prime Minister, Sid Vicious committed suicide, the Boom Town Rats sang about hating Mondays and wearing school uniforms outside of school became cool. Linda’s lessons in music journalism and in love are products of that era. 123467 1970 Cool It Carol! M Cameraman (Walter Sparrow). 123468 1884 Cool Kit, the King of Kids N Wheeler, Edward L. Press 123469 1967 Cool Ones, The M PR - AFI-Publicity/Television Public Relations 123470 1993 Cool Runnings M DVD -R HQ 6082, 6083 News Photographer (Rob McEwan). 123471 1963 Cool Sleeps Balaban NM OWN - H - P MacKenzie, Donald Press 123472 1963 Cool World, The M Newscaster (George Goodman) 123473 1996 Cool's Ridge N Perrin, Ursula Editor of a community newspaper named Leonard. 123474 1984 Coolangatta Gold, The M Commentator (Robert Brough). 123475 2005 Coons! Night of the Bandits of the Night M News Coordinator (Sandy Mundy). Talk Radio (Neal Shapiro - Voice). 123476 1992 Coopersmith MT Newscaster (Yolanda Nava) 123477 1993 Cooperstown MT SV 186 TV Reporter (Dan Chambers) 123478 2005 Cooperstown NS Pilek, Eugena Sportswriter detests baseball and is one of the citizens of Cooperstown that includes an alcohol-befuddled mayor determined to be more than a footnote to history, a town busybody who pitches missiles of miscommunication, a disillusioned ex-ball player turned warrior, and the sportswriter who hates baseball. Little to these ordinary people know that they are about to be thrust into an extraordinary situation as the construction threatens their quaint way of life. Teetering on the cusp of a decade in which commercialism could swallow them whole, they are spurred to action -- with unexpected, poignant, often hilarious results. It’s 1979 and though the local storefronts are slowly turning into souvenir shops, the town still retains its old magic -- but a proposed baseball theme park will change that. 123479 1993 Cop and 1/2 M TV Reporter Debra (Debra Becker). Eight-year-old dreams of becoming a policeman. 123480 1958 Cop Hater M DVD -R HQ 10436, 10437 Reporter Hank Miller (Gene Miller). Police detective tells Miller: Why don’t you try being a newspaper reporter instead of a policeman? Reporter talks to detective off-the-record. But the reporter prints the story about the detective’s “idea of who shot the three cops, but it’s not the kind of idea you take to your superiors.” Detective is furious. The story puts several people in danger including the detective’s mute girlfriend. Detective gets there just in time to save his girlfriend and solve the case. 123481 1997 Cop Land M TV Anchor (John Johnson). News Video Camera Operator (Tracy O. Emory). Funeral Reporter (David Diaz). 123482 1990 Cop Rock: Bang the Potts Slowly T DVD -R 1752. DVD -R 10739 Episode #11. 12-26-1990 News Media LaRusso rejoins the squad and asks Potts to be his partner again. Serial rapist terrorizes college campus and outwits detectives. Quinn reflects on the end of her marriage. Mayor Plank renews her run for the Senate. 123483 1990 Cop Rock: Cocaine Mutiny, The T DVD -R 1751. DVD -R 10737. Episode #5. 10-24-1990 News Media Gaines and Rose bust executive cocaine users. LaRusso attends a swank fund-raiser. McIntyre falls for a stalked actress. Patty Spence is working to get custody of her baby. An Actress is being stalked, and she goes to the police for protection. Larusso continues his affair with his lawyer, but starts to show his possessive side towards her. The Chief of police busts a city councilmen for drug use. 123484 1990 Cop Rock: Cop-a-Feeliac T DVD -R 1737. DVD -R 10738. Episode #7. 11-7-1990 Reporter Lyle Barry (Ralph Bruneau), a gay journalist, is doing an article outing gays and wants to feature a judge's assistant. She tells him not to do the article and threatens his live-in partner, who is in the country illegally, if he does the story. Journalist backs down and doesn't do the story. The green eyed monster grabs Ruskin, who tails Quinn and Campo; Potts receives threats for "betraying" his brothers in blue; Mayor Plank sees red when a journalist threatens to "out" her assistant. 123485 1990 Cop Rock: Happy Mudder’s Day T DVD -R 10737 Episode #3. 10-10-1990 News Media. Reporter (Kim Murdock). Potts, under pressure to come clean, and Larusso are taken off the drug case, so Larusso gets down and dirty, using his mud wrestling girlfriend to set up a bust. Mayor Plank goes under the surgeon's knife to improve her political profile. 123486 1990 Cop Rock: Ill-Gotten Gaines T DVD -R 10737 Episode #2. 10-3-1990 News Media. Reporter (Kim Murdock). Potts won't testify against LaRusso. Campo tries to make peace with Ruskin. Plank berates Kendrick. The suspicious death of Tyrone Weeks sparks outrage in the black community. Mayor Plank confronts Kendrick about LaRusso's history as a wild card, fueling his hatred of the mayor even further. Hollander questions the officers involved in the Weeks killing. Gaines is truthful about the incident while Donnie lies and Ralph continues to state that the forensic evidence supports LaRusso's story. Hollander turns to Vicki to try and get her to convince Ralph to come clean. Learning that Ralph has lied sparks an argument between him and Vicki. Hollander feels it's time for Frank to get back out on the street and assigns Gaines as Frank's new partner. Gaines cannot stand the rookie, especially since Gaines likes to sing Motown hits in the patrol car. Frank begs for a new partner, but Hollander won't give in. After watching Vincent interrogate a robbery suspect, Donnie tells him that he no longer wants Vincent as a partner. Vincent, sensing that his story isn't going to hold with Hollander, hires high-priced attorney Sydney Weitz to represent him. Ralph finally comes clean and admits he falsified his forensics report, but warns Hollander to never try to get to him through his wife again. 123487 1990 Cop Rock: Martial Blitz T DVD -R 10738 Episode #9. 12-5-1990 News Media. Reporter (Kim Murdock). The Larusso trial gets underway, with a battle royal shaping up between D.A. Phelan and defense attorney Weltz. Quinn and Campo clash with their new partners: Chief Kendrick has a second bout with the press. 123488 1990 Cop Rock: No Noose Is Good Noose T DVD -R 10738 Episode #10. 12-12-1990 News Media. Reporter (Kim Murdock). Larusso takes the stand as the case goes to the jury; Quinn and Ruskin take a stab at marriage counseling. Campos new partner takes to the streets on hooker detail; Kendrick is accused of being racist. 123489 1990 Cop Rock: Oil of Ol'Lay T DVD -R 1751. DVD -R 10738 Episode #6. 10-31-1990 News Media. KNIB Radio Talk Show Host Gil Garrity (William M. Finkelstein. LaRusso joins him on the show. Quinn has a bad day, personally and professionally. Gaines tries to help a homeless person. Kendrick romances Plank. Quinn is in the line of fire, both on and off duty, when a jealous Ruskin takes aim at Quinn and Campo's partnership; Gaines sets his sight on helping a homeless man; Weltz has a shot at making Larusso a bigger hero "than Oliver North"; The mayor and the chief go off together for a romantic weekend. 123490 1990 Cop Rock: Pilot T DVD -R 1749. DVD -R 10737 Episode #1. 9-26-1990 News Media. Reporter (Peter Slutsker-Marx). A drug raid leads to the arrest of Tyrone Weeks and Patricia Spence. Patricia (Patty) has an infant baby girl who is remanded to child welfare. During their preliminary hearing, Tyrone is set free on his own recognizance due to overcrowding of L.A. County's jails. He later kills Officer Gilbert Braden, partner of Officer Frank Rose. Officer Vicki Hill takes pity on Patty Spence and convinces Captain Hollander to pull strings to have her released and to have the baby, Crystal, returned to her. Vicki is also contending with a lovesick partner, Officer Andy Campo, and a jealous husband, forensics expert Ralph Ruskin. Detective Vincent LaRusso forcibly coerces the identity of the man who killed Gilbert Braden from an accomplice while his partner, Detective W. Donnie Potts, looks on. Later, LaRusso fakes an injury to gain juror's sympathy while testifying against a drug dealer. Chief of Police Roger Kendrick blames the mayor and her policies for the death of Gilbert Braden and gives an impassioned speech begging Mayor Plank to provide funds for new jails. Mayor Plank responds by stating that she has already authorized a new jail to be built in honor of Gilbert Braden. She later accepts a bribe from a contractor and awards him the contract to build the new jail. Patty Spence, desperate for drug money, offers to sell information about Tyrone Weeks to the police. Hollander offers her $50 upfront with an extra $50 to come if her information pans out. When her information turns out to be false, Patty, in desperation, sells her baby for drug money. LaRusso and Potts manage to locate Tyrone Weeks and convince a judge to issue a search warrant of his property, but before they can arrive at the house, Officer Gaines and his rookie partner have already detained Tyrone against his rights and the bust is blown. Infuriated, LaRusso orders everyone out of the house, but Donnie refuses to leave. LaRusso kills Tyrone in cold blood. Ralph covers for LaRusso in his forensic report, but Capt. Hollander isn't convinced by Ralph's report and vows to bring LaRusso down... 123491 1990 Cop Rock: Potts Don't Fail Me Now T DVD -R 1752. DVD -R 10738 Episode #8. 11-21-1990 News Media. Reporter (Kim Murdock). Potts won't testify against LaRusso. Campo tries to make peace with Ruskin. Plank berates Kendrick. Racism is an issue for Rose who punishes a bigoted detective to follow up on the shooting of a black youth; Potts who is having second thoughts about testifying; and Chief Kendrick who has a few choice slurs for the press. 123492 1990 Cop Rock: Three-Corpse Meal, A T DVD -R 1749. DVD -R 10737. Episode #4. 10-17-1990 News Media LaRusso is charged with murder; Quinn and Campo pose as a married couple to nab the baby-sellers who bought Patti's daughter; Chief Kendrick takes the Mayor on a dinner date. 123493 2005 Cop vs. Cop M News Media. News Reporter (Kiera Williams). 123494 1947 Copacabana M Columnist Louis Sobol (Himself). Columnist Earl Wilson (Himself). Editor of Variety Abel Green (Himself). 123495 1985 Copacabana MT Reporter (James Martinez). 1st Publisher (Rafael Mauro). 2nd Publisher (Stanley Brock). 123496 1998 Copo de Colera, Um (aka Fit of Rage, A, Glass of Rage, A) MF Brazil Journalist “She” (Julia Lemmertz) is attractive, politically engaged journalist of 25 who is part of an odd couple -- the man is a recluse in his late thirties in a farm house outside Sao Paulo where he has created a world of his own. One morning after a night of wild lovemaking, he notices a hole made by ants in his fence and this raises accusations and discord between the two lovers. 123497 1983 Copper Mountain M Reporter #1 (Barry Stone). Reporter #2 (Robert Gage). 123498 2006 Copper Sunrise N Cox, Carol Journalist Mitchell Brewer for the Phoenix Clarion can hardly believe his luck in getting to write about the most influential pacesetters of Arizona’s future. Catherine is moving from the ranch she has always called home to Phoenix. Hoping to help Arizona achieve statehood any way she can, she starts her job at a land investment company. With a quick promotion, Catherine soon forgets to keep the Lord as her priority. Brewer finds himself in a dilemma. When some of the land sales look to be cover for fraud, he knows he has to write the truth, even if it costs him dearly. So dearly that any future with Catherine could be gone. 123499 1991 Cops T SV 81 Episodes, Two (6-22-91) News Media 123500 1973 Cops and Robbers M DVD -R HQ 10264, 10265 TV Interviewer (Lou Wood). 123501 1994 Cops and Robbersons M Newscaster (Charlie O'Donnell) 123502 1925 Copy P MLPL Banning, K. and H. Kellock One Act, 1924-31 Newspaper 123503 1929 Copy M Managing Editor (D.J. Flanagan). City Editor John Mack (Roscoe Karns). 123504 1951 Copy Boy T Fireside Theatre - 2-27-51 Newspaper 123505 1938 Copy Boy NJ OWN - H Berger, Joseph Reporter. Tale of a boy who works on a newspaper and progresses to reporter after experiences that teach him how a metropolitan sheet is produced. 123506 1952 Copy Girl SS MLPL Hillman, Gordon Malherbe In "Then It Happened -- Stories of Unforgettable Moments." Copy Girl. "Our Jane" was what the Daily Courier staff called her. Jane Bishop wanted to be a newspaperwoman. Copy girls on newspapers got nowhere and their pay is poor. Not even a decent sort of newspaper. '"Only a nasty little tabloid and every pimply office boy in the place will be a reporter before you are. They never give a girl a break." Claire Hammond was everything Jane wanted to be. Betty Sutherland -- a war correspondent. Ending: This is Jane Bishop of the Daily Courier Newspaper. 123507 1961 Copy Girl NJ Richmond, Cecil Jane Journalism Students want summer jobs. This teenage girl lands a spot as a copy girl on a newspaper. Realistic as far as the journalism is concerned. Stereotypes. 123508 1925 Copy Shop, The N USC Hungerford, Edward Journalist Wendell P. Groome serves on The Tremont Republic, the New York Planet (parody on the New York Sun), and editor of The Republic, a large and influential publication Country lad who does newspaper work in the city only to return to his home-town paper. 123509 1995 Copycat M News Media. Reporter (Joseph Quinn Simpkins). KXBU Anchorman (Dennis Richmond). Photographer (Bill Bonham). 123510 2000 Cor Blimey! MT Commentator, Racing (Alistair McGowan). Cameraman (Peter Yapp). 123511 2009 Cor Zero N Smith, Sanka Tabloid Reporter is one of a motley crew of misfits who are friends of registered nurse Harley Davis who has been more than content with her predictable, uneventful, average middle class existence. After surviving a tumultuous childhood and being abandoned with her newborn baby as a teenager by the child’s father, Harley was happy living what she considered a relatively normal life. While teaching her teenage daughter, Britt, to drive, Harley enjoys the beautiful Colorado landscape until her life takes an instantaneous, surprising turn. Driving their Mini Cooper, Britt hits a pedestrian, a local algebra teacher who suddenly appeared on the road. Investigators on the scene report the victim had already been sot shortly before impact, but when Britt is later erroneously charged with the man’s homicide and that of another person, Harley is compelled to take action. She calls upon some friends including the tabloid reporter, a pair of aging Vegas show girls, an attorney who is on the cusp of developing dementia, and a retired pathologist. Harley’s life becomes even more complicated when her estranged husband shows up. In the interest of extracting her daughter from the unsubstantiated criminal charges, Harley inadvertently enters a gruesome world of murder and Internet child exploitation. 123512 1985 Corazon de cristal MF Journalist (Jack Taylor). Magazine Photographer (Carlos Blanco). 123513 1982 Corazon de papel MF Female Journalist 123514 1999 Cordelia Underwood: Or the Marvelous Beginnings of the Moosepath League N Reid, Van #1 Moosepath League Series Columnist Mollie Peer, suffragette journalist and feisty social columnist for the Eastern Argus. 1890s Portland Maine. 123515 2003 Core, The M TV Anchor (Pamela Martin). Journalist (Vanna Bonta) 123516 1608 Coriolanus P Shakespeare, William Messengers. Act V Scene IV. Two messengers. Sicinius: What's the news? Second Messenger: Good news, good news! News. Act IV Scene V. Third Servant: I can tell you news; news, you rascals. First and Second Servants: What, what, what? let's partake…Third Servant: …But the bottom of the news is…. Act I Scene VI. Enter a Messenger. Cominius: Thy news? Messenger proceeds to give a full and thorough report. 123517 1951 Cork on the Water N OWN - H Hastings, Macdonald Press 123518 2000 Corka Hitlera (aka Hitler's Daughter…Wants to Occupy the White House). NSF Benford, Timothy B. TV Anchorwoman Sharon Franklin is an ambitious, attractive, nationally known TV anchor. She is rumored to have been the bedmate of the Secretary of State. She is also suspected of being Adolf Hitler's daughter. On a dark night in May 1945, a pregnant woman leaves Europe on a U-boat. Five decades later, proof has been found by a White House aid that the silent but central architect of the resurgence of neo-Nazism in the United States is Hitler's daughter. Other suspects are a congresswoman who could become the first woman president or vice president of the United States and the wife of the incumbent vice president, The White House aid time travels back to 1945 to discover who is really Hitler's daughter. 123519 2001 Corky Romano M Reporter (Dilva Henry). Reporter (James Hill). Reporter (Patrick Stinson). 123520 2008 Corky’s Story N Meehan, Christopher Journalist Corky Cunningham is a former U.S. Olympic hockey team hopeful who now works as a reporter at The World in Chicago. As a rookie reporter, she is sent to cover a fire at a building in inner city Chicago. She finds out that the building houses an incinerator used to burn the bodies of dogs that have been used in medical research. Soon after, she is part of the reporting team sent to cover a bombing at the Sears Tower. Later, she is on hand when one of the bombers blows himself up in Grant Park. With the help of a Chicago cop and a seasoned reporter from her paper, The World, Corky learns that terrorists trying to stop a doctor from using embryos to make a genetic medicine are the source of all of the mayhem. 123521 1953 Corner for Lucia, A SSF USC Derleth, August Press 123522 2008 Corner of the Dead N Lurie, Lynn American Photojournalist Lisette, her heart set on helping Peruvian citizens terrorized by the Shining Path guerrillas, does her best as a humanitarian worker to understand and protect her fellow villages in the violent 1980s Peru. Wracked with dismay and guilt, Lisette’s good intentions don’t always go as far as she would hope, and she finds herself powerless to stop her friends and neighbors from being captured or butchered. Lisette finds love amidst the bloodshed in her house mate, Karl, but a shifting chronology sees Lisette back in America with a husband and children seemingly unable to cope with all she has witnessed. The reign of violence perpetrated by the Shining Path Guerrillas, a Maoist based organization, and subsequent authoritarian counter attack by the Peruvian government, and the humanitarian groups that tried to help. Lisette is destabilized by the love she abandoned along with the fight, and desperately tries to find meaning beyond that of just surviving. 123523 2009 Cornered M Reporter (Alisa Reyes). 123524 2000 Corona NSF Bear, Greg Female Reporter aboard the Starship Enterprise as Kirk & Co. race to protostar Corona to stop a Big Bang 123525 2004 Coronado M DVD. TV Reporter Arnet McClure (Clayton Rohner) in El Coronado in Central America is a disguise for his work amongst the rebel faction. He joins a woman from Switzerland looking for her fiancé. Both get involved in the revolutionary uprising that seeks to overthrow the leaders of the war-torn country. The woman pulls out all stops to find her fiancé and uncover the reasons for his presence in such dangerous territory. 123526 1916 Coronation Address PO Graves, Robert Press 123527 1960 Coronation Street T UK. Episode. News Media. Weatherfield Gazette Reporter (Ian Kershaw). 123528 1982 Coronation Street T UK. Episode. 8-11-1982 Reporter (Ian Bleasdale). Photographer (John Jardine). 123529 2006 Coronation Street: TS UK. Episode. Journalist (Phil Rowson). 123530 1991 Coronation Street: T UK. Episode #486. 2-27-1991. Journalist (Andrew Stanson). 123531 1972 Coronation Street: TS UK. Episode #1217. 9-20-1972 Photographer (Paul Copley). 123532 1997 Coronation Street: TS UK. Episode. 11-16-1997 Photographer (David Fenwick). 123533 2000 Coronation Street: TS UK. Episode. 11-22-2000 Photographer (Dave Dutton). 123534 2001 Coronation Street: TS UK. Episode. 5-16-2001 Photographer (Dave Dutton). 123535 1988 Coronation Street: T UK. Episode. 6-13-1988 Photographer (John Laing). 123536 1981 Coronation Street: T UK. Episode. 7-27-1981 Photographer (Stewart Howson). 123537 1977 Coronation Street: TS UK. Episode #109. 4-20-1977 Photographer (Enn Reitel). 123538 2005 Coronation Street: TS UK. Episode. 9-19-2005 Photographer (Rob Parry). 123539 2006 Coronation Street: T UK. Episode. 1-11-2006 Photographer Nigel (Craig Rogan). 123540 2005 Coronation Street: TS UK. Episode. 9-21-2005 Photographer (Rob Parry). 123541 1985 Coronation Street: TS UK. Episode. 12-23-1985 Photographer (Trevor Nelson). 123542 1979 Coronation Street: Episode 1.1947 TS UK. Episode. 11-28-1979 Photographer (Suzanne Jeffries). Disc Jockey (Mike Boone). 123543 1999 Corporate Fantasy M Photographer (Stephen Pannesco). 123544 1947 Corpse Came C.O.D., The M DVD -R HQ 7790, 7791 Starr, Jimmy (Novel). George Bricker, Dwight V. Babcock (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Joe Medford (George Brent) contacted by film star when she is sent the corpse of a movie studio dress designer along with a box of dress goods. Investigates while trying to fend off rival reporter Rosemary Durant (Joan Blondell). Connects corpse to jewel thieves. Three murders, chase through Hollywood studios. Killer revealed to be detective who is the film star's ex-husband and a member of a gang of jewel thieves. Reporter (Robert Stevens). New York Times, 8/19/47: "Mr. Brent and Miss Blondell are the breezy, bantering type of reporters who badger the police as no honest-to-goodness reporter would dare do…." Reporters (Paul Bryar, Myron Healey, Robert Kellard, Michael Towne). Newspapermen in Office (Kenner G. Kemp, Fred Aldrich). City Editor Emmett Willard (Cliff Clark). Photographer Larry Massey (John Berkes). Copyboy (Robert Winkler). 123545 1944 Corpse Came C.O.D., The NM MLPL Starr, Jimmy Editor Joe Medford, wolf of newspaper row. Rosemary Durant, rival reporter, who continually scoops him. Emmett Willard, managing editor of Los Angeles Enquirer. 123546 1994 Corpse Had a Familiar Face, The MT SV 266 Buchanan, Edna (Autobiography). Derek Marlowe, Dennis Turner (Teleplay) Ness Book - based on Buchanan's experiences Reporter Edna Buchanan (Elizabeth Montgomery) of the Miami Tribune is listening to a TV report on a missing woman, soon chasing after police when she gets a report on her scanner about a guy who shot his wife and is now holding off the police. Convinces young cop to let her accompany him into the building earning the wrath of the police chief. She discovers the shooting victim is still alive. Assailant returns and confronts the reporter. He wounds the cop and flees. Bypasses assignment on which editor sends her to pursue a hunch on the missing girl. Policeman continually complains reporters screw up police cases by printing information that allows criminals to get away. Buchanan finds the girl's boyfriend who takes her to the girl. Girl's father follows them, then shoots the girl, and kills himself and police blame Buchanan who decides to quit her job. She reconciles with police and continues as a reporter. TV Reporter (Andrea Naversen). 123547 1937 Corpse in the Crystal, The SS OWN - P McCandless, D.B. Detective Fiction Weekly, January 1937. In “The Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps,” edited by Otto Penzler, pp. 889-902. Newspaper. Newspaperman Watkins of the Evening Star is a minor character. He reached a thick arm and laid heavy fingers upon a newspaper lying there. He lifted the paper and started at a square hole cut nearly therein. He took a square clipping from his pocket and fitted it into the hole in the newspaper. Letters from Readers. 123548 2009 Corpse in the Soup, A N St. James, Morgan, Phyllice Bradner Advice Columnist Godiva Olivia DuBois, a.k.a G.O.D. from Beverly Hills takes her niece Chili to a taping of the TV cooking show “Flirting With Food.” She’s selected from the audience as a food taster and winds up in the hospital with food poisoning. Chili’s mother, Goldie Silver, her twin sister, an aging hippie from Alaska, senses trouble through a psychic bound with her twin and immediately hops a plan for California. Together these two wisecracking amateur sleuths try to solve the “who’s sabotaging the cooking show” mystery with the help of their 80-year-old mother Flossie and their Uncle Sterling, both former Vaudeville magicians. Godiva develops a personal interest i handsome Chef Caesar Romano, the star of the show who just happens to need a new assistant. Chili, already an experienced sous chief, is offered the position, but her chance at stardom may be short-lived because someone wants to eliminate Caesar, the reigning Gourmet Gladiator champion, from the upcoming competition. When this year’s glitzy tournament begins, rivalry quickly turns to murder. Romano is arrested for the crime, and the sisters set out to prove he’s innocent. Can they stir up the cooking pot to flush out the real killer without getting into too much hot water? 123549 1965 Corpse of Beverly Hills, The M AFI-Sportswriters/MP Scriptwriters Sportswriter 123550 1945 Corpse Takes a Wife, The SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, June, 1945 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 123551 1942 Corpse Vanishes, The (aka Case of the Missing Brides, The) M DVD -R HQ 8114, 8115. VHS 926 Robins, Sam, Gerald Schnitzer (Story). Harvey Gates (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Pat Hunter (Luana Walters) for society page of The Chronicle investigates deaths of several brides who collapse during wedding ceremonies. Their bodies disappear. Hunter tries to convince Editor Keenan (Kenneth Harlan) to put her on the story. He assigns her to another high society wedding and tells her if the bride drops dead she should just report what the victim was wearing. Discovers deaths are linked to orchid cultivated by scientist. Convinces editor to let her follow the story. Goes to scientist's house along with doctor who has been helping scientist and they become trapped there during storm. Begins to suspect scientist. Stages phony wedding with actress friend posing as bride. During ceremony, scientist kidnaps reporter. Reporter rescued by doctor. They get married. Editor: I "finally make a newspaperwoman out of you and then you have to go and quit." "Are you trying to make me believe you're one of those hard-boiled reporters that we read about or see in the movies?" "No, but working on the newspaper one becomes cynical and suspicious." Reporter: "Do I get a byline?" Editor: "After this you can have a clothesline, with my shirt on it." Photographer Sandy (Vince Barnett). 123552 2006 Correcting the Landscape N Cole, Marjorie Kowalski Editor-Publisher Gus Traynor of a small weekly newspaper called the Mercury in Fairbanks, Alaska, is an independent spirit whose idealism has survived numerous tests. He has run the paper for 15 years aided by his fiery sister, Noreen. But these days costs are up and sales are down. The paper's difficulties come at a bad time for Traynor, a likable and sometimes reluctant gadfly who after many years of bachelorhood finds a new reason to fight for his paper's longevity, It's part-time journalist Gayle Kenneally, a single mother from the native village of Allakeket whose thoughtful, unhurried self-possession captures Gus's attention and ultimately his heart. Gus edits The Mercury with an eye toward raising the consciousness of the residents. The goal becomes difficult after a series of controversial articles prompts advertisers to withdraw their support nudging the paper towards bankruptcy. This sends Gus into a tailspin. When big business interests threaten the breathtaking wilderness he cherishes, he joins forces with a self-serving developer to take on the forces of progress. Then a murder takes place. 123553 1992 Corregidor Tape, The NM Ryan, Charles TV Anchor Elizabeth Forsythe is rescued by macho marine biologist. Maverick American scientist and brash Forsythe race to stop rogue agent and his power-hungry men preparing to attack heads of state gathered off Great Barrier Reef of Australia. Villains already garroted Forsythe's photographer brother. 123554 2007 Correspondent X N Leary, John J. Journalist Conn O’Farrell journeys to the land of his birth to uncover the circumstances of his older brother’s death. He learns that both his brother and his father in America has been engaged in running guns and ammunition for the Republican cause. O’Farrell meets Michael Collins, leader of the insurgency against the British occupation, and under the pseudonym, Correspondent X, covers the guerrilla war for Ireland’s freedom. O’Farrell was a young American wounded war hero from the trenches of the Western Front in World War I before covering the story of Ireland’s War of Independence in 1919. 123555 1967 Corrupt Ones, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 123556 1896 Corrupting the Press SS UCLA Bierce, Ambrose Press 123557 1968 Corruption M AFI-Photographers Photographer 123558 1933 Corruption M Roberts, C. Edwards (Adaptation). Charles Berner (Dialogue) Ness Book Reporter Charlie Jasper (Charles Delaney) is a nosy reporter who helps the mayor when he is framed for murder. Number of killings. 123559 1999 Corruptor, The M TV Reporter (Chuck Scarborough-Himself). 123560 2005 Corrupts Absolutely NM Hunt, Alexa Reporter Elliott Delgado, a hot-shot FBI agent until a burst of machine-gun fire retired him on a disability pension, is a Pulitzer-Prize winner who wants to enjoy his new career and spend time with his son. Then he receives a phone call from his old mentor at the FBI. He uncovers a conspiracy between the BISC (Bureau of Illegal Substance Control) and the Pentagon -- war on drugs is about to go nuclear. It's the near future and vigilantism runs amok. Del and a female agent, who is an assassin, are running targets as BISC agents chase them from Mexico to Maine. A coordinated wave of assassinations, launched by the Colombia drug cartel has dealt a blow to American law enforcement. Across the country thousands of judges, DEA cops and FBI agents have been gunned down. Unlucky bystanders are caught in the crossfire, "the slaughter of innocents," the news media have termed it. New martial law act gives the BISC star-chamber powers. It has the power to act as judge and jury and to snuff out those it convicts. Killer falls for the journalist which complicates the business of rubbing him out. Two hook up to redress series of wrongs and the fate of the nation hangs in the balance. 123561 1971 Corta Notte Delle Bambole Di Vetro, La (Paralyzed, aka Short Night of the Glass Dolls, The, aka Malastrana) M Lado, Aldo (Screenplay Italy-West Germany-Yugoslavia - Ness Book Correspondent Gregory Moore (Jean Sorel) is American Journalist found paralyzed in park in Prague and is taken to the morgue. While examined by attendants who presume he is dead, flashbacks recount what led to his present condition. Reporter wants to leave Prague to go to London. Growing tired of continual suppression of individual freedom. When girlfriend disappears his fellow journalists including a woman attracted to him, try to help him find out what became of her. Journalist tries to get police cooperation. Is told they avoid collaborating with foreign journalists. Police criticize newsman for carrying out own investigations. Tell him immunity of press to police arrest could be suspended. One of reporter's colleagues killed after claiming to have information Police try to force reporter to admit he is a drug addict, that his girlfriend died of an overdose. Girlfriend's body shows up in his apartment. Cops claim he killed her and colleague. Reporter discovers girlfriend's death connected to black magic. Uncovers truth but is put into a paralytic state by scientist. Wheeled into operating room where anatomy class has gathered. Gets his hand to move, but only visible to doctor who holds it in place as he begins dissection. Journalist (Vladimir Bosnjak). 123562 2000 Corte del pueblo, La TF Series 2000-2004 Interviewer (Patricia De Leon, 2000). 123563 2000 Corte familiar, La T Series 2000-2003 Reporters (Nicole Fox, Alexi Gonzalez). 123564 1978 Corvette Summer M School Newspaper Photographer (Lisa Tollefson). Loop Cameraman (David Byrd). 123565 2007 Cory in the House: Beat the Press T DVD -R HQ 8340 Episode. 3-23-2007 News Media. Reporters (Johari Johnson, Patricia Mizen) 123566 1996 Cosas que nunca te dije MF Reporter (Shannon Brinias) 123567 1994 Cosby Mysteries, The MT Reporter. Hospital Reporter (Leonard L. Thomas). 123568 1994 Cosby Mysteries, The: Lottery Winner Murders, The T Episode #1. 9-21-1994 Photographer (Kipp Marcus). 123569 1988 Cosby Show, The: Gone Fishin' T Episode.#98. 4-28-1988 News Media. Action News Reporter Harriet Waters (Alanna Davis). Action News Cameraman Wayne Urich (Darrell Echols). 123570 1994 Cosmic Slop: Space Traders MT Press Secretary (Jay Koch), Alien Press Secretary. 123571 2001 Cosmo Warrior Zero C Correspondent (Dave Wittenberg - Voice - English Version). 123572 2004 Cosmopolitan Girls N Burley, Charlotte and Lyah Beth Leflore Aspiring TV Producer from St. Louis, Lindsey Bradley, meets a copywriter Charlie Thornton whose passion for writing brought her to New York. Bradley left home to escape the shadow of her famous mother. Both women are determine to confront their bosses and demand more respect for their contributions. Both women need courage to leave unworthy men and get on with their lives. 123573 1951 Cosmopolitan Theater T Series - Dramatizations based on stories appearing in Cosmopolitan magazine Press 123574 1997 Cost of Freedom, The SS OWN - P Crowther, Peter In “Marilyn: Shades of Blonde,” edited by Carole Nelson Douglas, pp. 200-215 Crime Reporter Florabel Muir with the Hearst Corporation. Hollywood Reporter Joe Hyams of the Herald Tribune. 123575 2009 Cost of Living M TV Newscaster (Lucy Hagan). Life after global warming. 123576 1995 Costa Brava MF Spain Radio Interviewer (Luz Marina Reyes Peiro). Video Camera Operator (Marel Malaret). 123577 2005 Costas Now DT Series 2005. Sports-News Program. Correspondents Armen Keteyian (2005), Wanda Sykes (2005). Host Bob Costas (2005-2006). Sportswriter Leigh Montville. Reporter Wanda Sykes. Baseball Announcer-Commentator Vin Scully. 123578 1930 Costello Case, The M Reporter Blair (Roscoe Karns) and his girlfriend are suspects when a speakeasy owner who attacked the girl is murdered. 123579 2008 Cotten Stone: 731 Legacy, The NSF Sholes, Lynn and Joe Moore. #4 Cotton Stone Mysteries Reporter Cotton Stone. SNN Breaking News: Deadly flu outbreak appears overnight. New York City -- Health officials in cities across the country are reporting extreme flu-like symptoms showing up in emergency rooms. Non-existent, forty-eight hours ago, the sickness is causing medical facilities to be flooded with patients. Those stricken with the mysterious illness are complaining of high fever, vomiting, diarrhea, and some bleeding. Although the usual antiviral drugs are being applied, the unidentified illness is unresponsive. Journalist Cotten Stone, the daughter of an angel, must prevent the greatest threat to mankind since the Black Plague. In doing so, she uncovers Unit 731, the long-buried atrocity of World War II, exposes one of the most disturbing secrets in America’s history, and pays the ultimate price -- selling her soul to the Forces of Darkness. It devastated the earth thousands of years ago. Its remnants are scattered across the human genome waiting to be reassembled into a deadly viral killer. Now a new generation of suicide bombers will use the virus to kill with something as innocent as a cough. Everyone is a target. No one can survive. Only one person can stop the heinous plot and its mastermind. From the Amazon rain forest to the remote hills of West Virginia, to a secret passage beneath a medieval castle, to the darkest place on earth, North Korea, Cotton Stone works to prevent the plague from killing off humankind. A dying man, ravaged with disease and bleeding from his eyes, nose and mouth, makes his way to SNN headquarters where he delivers a mysterious message to Cotten Stone with his final breath -- “Black needles.” Black Needles was the code name for an ultra-secret Japanese World War II experiment using a deadly, and ghastly, ancient virus. Now Cotten must race against time to find those responsible for unleashing the virus upon the world once again. While battling the forces of evil, Cotten fights for her soul as the Nephilim attack the person she loves most in the world -- Cardinal John Tyler. 123580 2005 Cotten Stone: Grail Conspiracy NSF Sholes, Lynn and Joe Moore. #1 Cotton Stone Mysteries TV Journalist Cotten Stone on assignment in the Middle East, stumbles upon an archeological dig that uncovers the world's most-sought-after religious relic: the Holy Grail. With his last dying breath, Dr. Gabriel Archer gives it to Cotten, uttering "You are the only one" in a language she's heard from only one other person--her deceased twin sister. What begins as a hot news story for the ambitious young reporter soon turns into a nightmare when the Holy Grail is stolen and strange "accidents" befall her dearest friends. Running for her life, she turns to a priest with firsthand knowledge of religious artifacts, for help. Anonymous source leads them to New Orleans during Mardi Gras where an abominable experiment is underway. Unless it is destroyed, it will unleash an ancient evil upon the Earth. 123581 2007 Cotten Stone: Hades Project, The NSF Sholes, Lynn and Joe Moore. #3 Cotton Stone Mysteries Reporter Cotton Stone is a Nephilim, the daughter of a fallen angel and a mortal, but unlike the rest of her species, she is on the side of good as one of God’s warriors. Her father repented his sin and he had two daughters -- one took his place in heaven. A new battle is brewing as the Devil’s Nephilim is creating a super computer using the code given by the kidnapped son of Alan owner of CyberSys. The forces of evil intend to unleash the Hades virus, which will cause disasters leading to millions dead and a new Dark Ages. A childhood friend of Cotton is on the run with her daughter who sees the red auras of those aligned with Satan. They want her dead and Cotton is her only hope for survival. Alan’s son and Lindsay’s daughter meet after both are temporarily free of Satan’s minion and it is obvious they know each other. Cotton thinks these Indigo children are blessed by God and there is an increase in their births for a reason she does not know. Both supercomputers need thodium, the substance found in the resin of The Tree Of Life and the wood is used by Noah to build the arc; the only known artifact that still contains this is the Spear of Destiny. If Satan obtains it hell will come to earth. Journalist Cotten Stone, the daughter of an angel, races to find the Holy Lance before it falls into the hands of her mortal enemy. The Holy Lance was forged by the seventh generation grandson of Adam, used to pierce the side of Christ at the Crucifixion, and possessed by some of history’s most powerful men -- Constantine, Attila the Hun, Charlemagne, Adolf Hitler, Harry Truman. Now the ancient relic is about to be used again. This time by the Forces of Evil to bring mankind to its knees. From a secret tunnel beneath the Kremlin, to the Secret Archives of the Vatican, to the guarded treasury vault of the Ethiopian church housing the Ark of the Covenant, Stone tries to keep the Lance from falling in to the hands of the Son of the Dawn. For the relic itself is made from the rarest element on earth, a material needed to power the Hades Project. Time is running out as Cotten confronts the man who now holds in his hand the destiny of the world, a man who died over 85 years ago. 123582 2006 Cotten Stone: Last Secret, The NSF Sholes, Lynn and Joe Moore. #2 Cotton Stone Mysteries Journalist Cotten Stone is at the top of her craft until one of her discoveries is proven to be a hoax. Without a steady job, credibility or a shred of self-respect, the struggling reporter fades from the limelight. A year later at a famous Inca site, she unearths a crystal tablet that predicts the Great Flood and another final "cleansing"-yet to take place-to be led by the daughter of an angel. Racing to recover this last secret before the Fallen ones, Cotten comes face to face with her terrifying destiny, a legacy to battle the Son of the Dawn until the End of Days. 123583 1999 Cotton Mary M BBC World Service Correspondent John MacIntosh (James Wilby)who lives in India in 1954 after World War II with his life and daughter has several affairs with Indian women. When his wife gives birth prematurely, the family’s half-white Cotton Mary comes to her aid. John’s world comes crashing down when Mary catches him in bed with his attractive young niece. John finds out Mary has been stealing to help other Anglo-Indians and a confrontation takes place. 123584 1991 Cottonwood N Strother, Raymond Reporter with big dreams embarks on a political vaudeville tour and journey of self-examination. 123585 1988 Couch Trip, The M TV Reporter (Charles Levin) 123586 1908 Council of Justice, The N Wallace, Edgar Reporter Charles Garrett was the Megaphone’s star reporter, with his hat on the back of his head and an apparently inattentive eye fixed on the electrolier, sniffed. The editor looked at him reflectively. :A smart man might get into touch with them.” Charles said, “Yes,” but without enthusiasm. “If it wasn’t that I knew you,” mused the editor, “I should say you were afraid.” “I am,” said Charles shamelessly. “I don’t want to put a younger reporter on this job,” said the editor sadly. “It would look bad for you, but I’m afraid I must.” “Do,” said Charles with animation, “Do, and put me down ten shillings toward the wreath.” He left the office a few minutes later with the ghost of a smile at the corners of his mouth, and one fixed determination in the deepest and most secret recesses of his heart. It was rather like Charles that, having by an uncompromising firmness established his right to refuse work of a dangerous character, he should of his own will undertake the task against which he had officially set his face. Perhaps his chief knew him as well as he knew himself, for as Charles, with a last defiant snort, stalked from the office, the smile that came to his lips was reflected on the editor’s face. Walking through the echoing corridors of Megaphone House, Charles whistled that popular and satirical song, the chorus of which runs, “By kind permission of the Megaphone. By kind permission of the Megaphone. Summer comes when Spring has gone. And the world goes spinning on. By permission of the Daily Megaphone.” Presently he found himself in Fleet Street, and, standing at the edge of the curb, he answered a taxi-driver’s expectant look with a nod.” Later, with the remorseless hands of the clock moving on, taxi after taxi flew up to the great newspaper office, discharging alert your men who literally leapt into the building. Later, with waiting operators sitting tensely before the keyboards of the linotypes, came Charles Garrett doing notable things with a stump of pencil and a ream of thin copy paper. It was the Megaphone that shone splendidly amidst its journalistic fellows, with pages -- I quote the envenomed opinion of the news editor of the Mercury -- that “shouted like the checks on a bookmaker’s waistcoat.” It was the Megaphone that fed the fires of public interest.... 123587 1921 Council of Seven, The NSF OWN - H Snaith, J.C. News Media. All-powerful press combine threatens the peace of the world. Council of seven tries to destroy it. 123588 1925 Counsel for the Defense M Scott, Leroy (Novel). Arthur Hoerl (Scenario). AFI-Editors - Ness Book Editor Arnold Bruce (House Peters) helps the daughter of a wrongfully imprisoned doctor expose a scheme by a wealthy banker to control the local waterworks and sell it to private interests. Daughter is also a lawyer and she pleads her father's case in court. Although she fails, her father is released to help fight an epidemic and saves the banker's wife. Editor is also jailed on a libel charge, but is released and ends up with the daughter. Variety, 3/17/26: "…a typhoid epidemic breaks out, the old doctor's daughter gets on the local paper and does some of that fancy publishing which only newspapers can do in the movies…" 123589 1958 Count Five and Die M Documentary. Fake documentary filmmaking company 123590 1992 Count Geiger's Blues NSF Bishop, Michael Art Critic Xavier Thaxton, the erudite fine arts editor-critic of the Salonika Suburbanite, a great metropolitan newspaper, is a cultural snob. He is exposed to radiation that endows him with powers far beyond those of mere mortals. He swims in a pond whose waters are contaminated with illegally dumped radioactive waste. Adopting the name and costume of a popular new comic book superhero, he becomes Count Geiger. Then he starts to die of radiation poisoning. He acquires a strange malady -- culture (opera, literature, whatever) makes him sick. The only cure is a dose of lowbrow realism, especially comics and rock music. Count Geiger's creator, blaming Thaxton's hostile column for his firing, shoots Thaxton, who finds out he can expel bullets and heal right up. He realizes he's dying but lives to see owner of UC Superhero Comics convicted for masterminding the dumping. 123591 1844 Count of Monte Cristo, The N MLPL Dumas, Alexander Three Volumes. Editor M. Beauchamp, a newspaper editor. 123592 1956 Count of Monte Cristo, The: Majorca T Episode #16. 6-12-1956 News Vendor (Tony Sympson). 123593 1948 Count Szolnok's Robots N Scott-Moncrieff, D. Press 123594 1910 Count that Counted, The M Short - Silent Film News Media. A Lowly Reporter (Augustus Carney). The Lowly Reporter's Sweetheart (Martha Spier). 123595 1953 Count the Hours M DVD -R HQ 2095, 2073. (False Start on Disc). Reporter (Dolores Fuller). Male Reporter gives DA information about a confession. The Daily Chronicle newspaper headlines throughout updates the trial and death penalty. Reporters (Richard Emory, Dolores Fuller, Harlan Howe, Kathleen O'Malley, Joey Ray). Courtroom Photographer (Ralph Brooks). Photographer (Allan Ray). 123596 1976 Countdown at Kusini M Roberts, John Storm (Story). Ossie Davis, Ladi Ladebo, Al Freeman, Jr. (Screenplay) Nigeria - Ness Book British Journalist Charles Henderson (Michael Ebert) reports liberation of fictitious African country. Reporter is killed in motorboat chase after rescuing female friend and leader of the revolution who were arrested while trying to obtain arms. 123597 1961 Countdown at Woomera T PR Public Relations Officer (Michael Blakemore) 123598 1984 Countdown to Looking Glass MT VHS 389 Ruben, Albert (Teleplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Dorian Waldorf (Helen Shaver) gets secret information from the White House and it told to get additional confirmation before her piece can air. CVN World News Today news team covers a major disaster. When story turns out to be accurate, her boss TV Anchor Don Tobin (Patrick Watson) regrets that they waited. Nuclear attack is imminent. The reporter is having an affair with a White House aide who wants her to leave with him. "One more broadcast isn't going to make any difference," he tells Waldorf who insists she has to stay. Correspondent Michael Boyle (Scott Glenn) offers a live report trying to confirm use of nuclear weapons. Network goes to 24-hour coverage. Real-life TV journalists are used including Nancy Dickerson and Eric Sevareid. Many character roles are played by actual newspersons including Canadian broadcaster Patrick Watson as the principal anchor. Censorship issues, and a Deep Throat-style encounter with a source in a parking garage. "…We'd better make damned sure we've got another source that doesn't just happen to be the reporter's boyfriend." 123599 2003 Countdown w/Keith Olbermann: DT TV Anchor-Host Keith Olbermann (2005-2006). Convention Correspondent Brian Balthazar (2004-2006). Correspondents Monica Novotny. Host Alison Stewart. Brian Unger (2006). 123600 2009 Countdown: Jerusalem M Journalist Allison (Kim Little) searches for her daughter as a series of catastrophic disasters push a destabilized society toward the brink of global war. Newscaster (Meredith Louise Thomas). Newscaster #2 (Hillary Harper). Newscaster #3 (Bill Parker). 123601 1912 Counted Out A Bellows, George Wesley Magazine Illustrations. Four drawings for American Magazine to accompany article by Lemoise on fight between former lightweight champion Jimmy Nolan and his nemesis Tornado Black. Lithgraphic crayon and charcoal with brush and ink. One of four. 123602 1949 Counter Charm SSF UCLA St. Clair, Margaret In "Androids, Time Machines and Blue Giraffes: Panorama of Science Fiction, A." From Fantastic Mysteries, 1949. Magazine Art Editor Argus Sanderson (Sandy) at Glowing Skull Magazine. Mopsa Hansen, his assistant. George Blake, editor-in-chief of Publex Publications. Jabez Ordway, new artist threat to Sanderson. Mrs. Connor, owner of Publex, ordered Ordway to do the drawings. Sanderson, after looking at the drawings, throws Ordway out the 16th floor window. 123603 1942 Counter Espionage M Newsboy (Robert Hale). Newspaper Vendor (Robert Hale). German Telegrapher (William Yetter Sr.). 123604 2006 Counter, The M Short Magazine Reporter (Ken Ruiz). Magazine Photographer (Michael R. Bowen). Cameraman (Maximilian Gutierrez). 123605 1982 Counterattack: Crime in America DT Crime prevention. Tips for police Reporters (Terence McNally, Pamela Galloway, Frank Wheaton) 123606 1966 Counterfeit Constable, The M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 123607 1957 Counterfeit Plan, The M Radio Newsreader (Alvar Liddell). 123608 1924 Counterfeiters, The N OWN - P Gide, Andre Editor Olivier Molinier, former editor of Passavant's journal. Armand Vedel, succeeds Olivier as editor of Passavant's journal 123609 1980 Counterpoint NM Holland, Isabelle News Media 123610 1991 Counterstrike T SV 118 (Last 10 minutes) Canada. Episode. 12-22-91. Series 1991-1994 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes 123611 1991 Counterstrike T Canada. Series (1991-1994) Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. 123612 1993 Counterstrike: Badguys T Episode #66. 5-9-1993 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Jeremy Holifield, a journalist working for an Addington newspaper, tells Chelsea Little, a high-class escort, over a drink that he is about to break a story that will send shake the British establishment to the core and, in the process, level the reputation of a few very well placed citizens. Unknown to him or the escort, a British agent has placed video and audio bugs in his hotel room as he engages the escort in some kinky sexual activities. Alexander finds out from various press reports that one Chelsea Little is the prime suspect in the murder of Jeremy Holifield in New York the night before he was suppose to fly back to Paris to hand deliver his latest story, which includes illegal arms dealings by a son of one former British Prime Minister. It strikes both Alexander and Helene that this is too much of a coincidence and too convenient for those people. He therefore sends the team to New York after securing their welcome with the mayor to restore Jeremy's reputation and catch the actual murderer. Alexander shows the team the coincidence is compounded by the fact that too many newspaper reports depict the murder as scandalous in an attempt to tarnish and destroy a good man. But this time, Alexander, the team and the investigating officers may have taken on too much. 123613 1992 Counterstrike: Bastille Day Terror T Episode #48. 10-17-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. A former KGB agent, Monica Steile, and her boyfriend, Gorki, smuggled a Soviet nuclear missile into Paris after killing two Russian border guards. Clark Reynolds, from the US State Department, flies to Paris to tell Alexander and the Counterstrike team what has transpired, reminding them that any premature leaks to the press would cause panic in the Western world. At the same time, Steile has no intention of selling the missile to her client, Jacques Baire, instead she kills him and her boyfriend, leaving their corpses at the scene of the supposed meeting. She and her lesbian girlfriend, Jessica, have other plans for the missile and the Counterstrike team now has to foil those plans after being caught behind the eight-ball. 123614 1992 Counterstrike: Behind Bars T Episode #38. 3-14-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Gabrielle goes on an archaeological trip with a few of her classmates and Dr. Hans Klein. Unfortunately, Turkish customs find a couple of historic coins in her purse as she clears customs and passport control to leave Turkey. As a result, Turkish authorities detained her on suspicion of smuggling. Alexander find out from J.J., his pilot, that Gabrielle has not only failed to arrive in Munich with her expected flight, but is not on any scheduled flights from Turkey to Munich. Alarm bells ring in Addington's office as he alerts Sinclair and Stone has to what has happened to Gabrielle, who is devastated to realise that her friend, Helga, has betrayed her. 123615 1993 Counterstrike: Betrayed T Episode #57. 1-9-1993 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. A veteran assassin made an attempt on the life of Julia Devane, an old friend of Alexander, one evening after Julia had dinner with Alexander. Shortly afterwards, Alexander sends the team to protect Julia and investigate the attempt. Unknown to Alexander, Julia has plans to launch a hostile bid for Addington Publishing after Alexander refuses to sell. In the process of protecting Julia, she offers Peter the job of Vice President in her company. Alexander finds out that Peter may accept the position from Julia's lawyer, Sam Lever, who is in Paris to deliver the notice of intent to make a hostile takeover of Addington Publishing. 123616 1992 Counterstrike: Bosnian Connection T Episode #56. 12-20-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Bridgette, the former head of the environmental group Earth Now, is in Bosnia at the height of the Bosnian civil war investigating into the lost relief shipments of Firstline, a charity heavily supported by Alexander. At the time of her disappearance, Bridgette was caught in the crossfire of the warring factions as she tried to get the supplies moving from their city depo. Alexander receives a telegram from Bridgette informing him to expect a phone call from her within 48 hours, otherwise he should assume she had gone missing. The phone call never materialised and the press has began questioning the credibility of Firstline as a charity. Against this backdrop, Alexander sends Peter and Stone to Bosnia to find Bridgette and solve Firstline's supply problems, while Gabrielle flies to New York to disfuse the public relations crisis at Firstline main office. 123617 1991 Counterstrike: Breaking Point T Episode #29. 11-2-1991 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Stone takes off to Toronto to see Frank Percy, a long time friend and CIA operative, after receiving an urgent distress call from him. Once in Toronto, Stone goes straight to Frank's office only to find him dead from a gunshot. The police arrives in short order only to find Stone hanging over a corpse with a drawn gun. While the Toronto lawyers at Addington Group arrange for Stone to be released on bail, Peter and Gabrielle fly out to help; only to find out that Stone has stumbled into a high level covert CIA operation. 123618 1992 Counterstrike: Cat in the Cradle T Episode #55. 12-11-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Frank Percy's son Sam heads to a nightclub to collect an old debt that John McGill, one of his father's informants, had owed him. McGill has a business associate, Lou, attempted to arrange for Sam to die in an 'accident' after he leaves the club that night to hide some ghosts from Frank and John's collective pasts. Sam heads to see Stone, settling into his new home in Philadelphia, and tells him that McGill is trying to kill him and he needs help. After learning of the botched kill job, McGill puts out a contract on both Sam and his mother. Stone foils the second murder attempt on young Percy, and calls Peter for help. 123619 1992 Counterstrike: Cherchez la Femme T Episode #39. 3-21-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. During a morning swim, Noelle Bonnier suddenly engages Peter in a 50-meter race. Afterwards, he begins seeing the lady, who stands accused of murdering her husband and stealing the jewels. Unknown to Peter, an American insurance investigator and bounty hunter, Dexter, is in Paris tracking her down and the stolen jewels. At the same time, an outraged Alexander wants a rather distracted Sinclair and the team to investigate into what is going on at his Geneva bank after receiving an outrageous phone call. Apparently, auditors has focused on a few numbered accounts, which has seen large sums of money being transferred to relatively small and obscure holding companies around the world. Bank examiners are convinced that something illegal is going on, possibly the bank is involved in money laundering or a bank employee is embezzling the bank and trying to cover his tracks. 123620 1992 Counterstrike: Circus Ring, The T Episode #44. 5-9-1992. End of Season Two Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. After a policeman on a motorcycle witnesses the dangerous driving by the driver of a blue van, he gives chase in hopes of stopping the van before greater mishap occurred. Unfortunately, the driver drives the van off the road and into a Paris river. After recovering the van, the shocked bystanders and reporters discover that three missing children in the back of the van died from drowning. Alexander discovers that one of the dead missing children is the daughter of James, a colleague of Alexander and a senior Addington executive, who requests a leave of absence to avenge the death of his daughter and prevent further similar incidents from happening to other parents of missing children. Alexander promises James that he will help and sends the team to investigate. Apparently, the three dead missing children were to be delivered to some unsavory third party, and now, the kidnappers of those children have to find replacements as they have already accepted payment. Peter Sinclair and the team will have their opportunity to catch the kidnappers in the act. 123621 1993 Counterstrike: Clearcut T Episode #58. 2-7-1993 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Ron Waters and Susan Kimberley, a couple of fun loving environmentalists, find a dead spotted owl crucified on a tree with a sign carrying a message to Alexander Addington as they spent a beautiful day in the great outdoors. Alexander receives an urgent call from the Governor Jim Donnely of Maine telling him that the truce Addington had negotiated between the environmentalists and loggers had just went up in flames in his election year. A rather desperate governor proposes to intervene if tensions gets worse, but Alexander promises to fix the problem he helped to create and calls Peter and the team to rectify the situation, and they head to the small town of Manlow to meet up with Sheriff Jack Kimberley. It quickly becomes apparent that the loggers were due to return to work the next day, but this action suggests to Peter and the team that whoever did this wanted to sabotage that very agreement or so it appears. 123622 1993 Counterstrike: Contender, The T Episode #62. 3-28-1993 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Jack Roy, a fight promoter, tries to convince Sugar Duke, JJ's younger brother and a raising star in the boxing world, to leave his long time trainer, Vinny, for him and his big money before a big fight. While JJ stops by to see his brother in training, he also meets Jack Roy for the first time and is not convinced that Jack Roy really has Sugar Duke's best interest at heart. After JJ drops Vinny home, a couple of assailants mug Vinny. JJ is convinced that Jack Roy is behind this attack and asks Peter and the team to help. Apparently, Jack Roy's gambling interest takes precedent and wants Sugar Duke to throw the fight. He even goes out of his way to make clear that Sugar Duke's girlfriend will take a beating if Sugar Duke fails to. Alexander agrees that the team should help JJ and even throws in some resources to back the scheme up. 123623 1992 Counterstrike: Curse of the Amber Chamber, The T Episode #51. 11-7-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. After several accidents at the excavation site of the last known place where the Amber Chamber was buried, the workers stopped working until their safety can be guaranteed, prompting Russian president Boris Yeltsin to call Alexander for help. One of Alexander's companies, headed by Professor Natasha Kirov, has been hired to locate and recover the Amber Chamber, a gift from a German Kaiser to Czar Nicholas I of Russia, after the Nazi stole it towards the end of World War II. Alexander dismisses the idea of a curse and the rumors surrounding the Amber Chamber and sends the team to investigate and get the workers back to work. 123624 1992 Counterstrike: Cyborg T Episode #53. 11-21-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. A Nobel winner genetic science researcher, Dr. Arno, and two security guards were brutally murdered at his secured lab inside the Krestline compound and his assistant, Moya, was gone. Alexander tells Peter that Krestline is a recent Addington acquisition and wants the team to find out who killed Dr. Arno and who took Moya. What soon becomes clear is that there is very little to go on and there is a lot more than what meets the eye. 123625 1992 Counterstrike: D.O.A. T Episode #54. 12-5-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Reporter (Jane Luk). A woman wearing dark sunglasses gunned down Peter Sinclair outside the courthouse, where a Libyan terrorist is due to be tried for the bombing of an airplane over Scotland. The dart that hit Peter contained a deadly concoction that will infect his bloodstream and nerve system resulting in his death within 24 hours. Stone tells Alexander that the trial of the Libyan terrorist and the gunning down of Sinclair is undoubtedly related. The team has to find the scientist and have him replicate the antidote before time runs out on Peter. Luckily, a young woman in the administration sector is able to point Stone and Gabrielle toward Dorit Yasmina, who is Dr. Stanley Ladner's research assistant. 123626 1992 Counterstrike: Dead Heat T Episode #40. 4-4-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. An unknown assailant murders an Arab guest of a charity event for animal rights organised by Ms. Previn at a public telephone booth at Charles de Gaulle Airport. The assailant successfully penetrates the tight security at the charity event by posing as the murdered Arab guest before anyone realises what had happened. Alexander not only agrees to finance this charity event, but also invites two Middle Eastern adversaries to the event. Peter suddenly receives word that Philippe from the police is at the front door making inquires into the security precautions surrounding Mr. Addington's little charity event; only to discover that the assailant, who is better known as The Fisherman, has killed one of the Arab guests and penetrated into the charity event with the intention of killing someone even more important. This sends the team scrambling for answers before The Fisherman strikes again. 123627 1992 Counterstrike: Death Seal T Episode #52. 11-14-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Stone receives news that a military transport plane crashed in Newfoundland, Canada, carrying 50 soldiers and its crew including the elite US Navy SEAL Squad 7 from a training mission in the Middle East. A certain Colonel Jack Devon spoke to the press about the latest act of terror that claim more American lives. Immediately afterwards, Stone calls Peter to inform him that he will not be attending the SAS Advance Training session, instead he has flown over to Newfoundland to investigate and in the process dragged the whole team over. 123628 1991 Counterstrike: Fall From Grace T Episode #25. 10-5-1991 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. On a visit to Washington, Senator Fisk, former chief counsel for the Addington Group, tells Alexander that new documents concerning Panama, namely the private files of General Manuel Noriega, former Panamanian dictator; that can bring down another US administration has just surfaced. Frisk says that he wants to pursue an independent investigation into all this because of his disgust with the sheer amount of cover-ups that this administration has undertaken. Hector Stone, whose job was to get those documents and deliver it to a Senate committee, believes that he has been double crossed by his Panamanian contact, who intends to sell those documents to the highest bidder, but no one from the US can help Stone. As a result, Frisk approaches Alexander for help. 123629 1991 Counterstrike: Fire in the Streets T Episode #33. 11-30-1991 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. On a visit to New York to meet with city officials over his low-income house project, NOVA, the deputy mayor asks Alexander whether he would be gracious enough to be photographed at the site of this project with him. While at the site, Alan Clayton, a local social activist, invites them to tour the condemned building and see the lifestyle of the homeless. The situation turns ugly after the photographer calls the police accusing Clayton to taking Addington and the deputy mayor hostage. The Counterstrike learns of this from a news report and rushes to the scene. 123630 1993 Counterstrike: Free to Kill T Episode #59. 2-14-1993 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Dr. Sharon Rayne calls Alexander to inform him that Jack Morris has been murdered. Apparently, the burglar stabbed Jack thirteen times before fleeing without taking a single item. Dr. Rayne also tells Alexander that Jack was the third of the four members of the parole board that Alexander and Sharon once served on has been murdered and that Alexander is next. Alexander sends the team to investigate into these murders and protect Alexander as he plans to attends Jack's funeral. 123631 1993 Counterstrike: French Twist T Episode #61. 3-21-1993 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Gabrielle attends a party in New York to celebrate the success of her friend, Quinton Jones, the artist. He tells her that his invitation is related to some information he has for her. The next day, Gabrielle wakes up in a daze to the knocking on her door. The police tells her at the station that Quinton Jones has been killed in an auto accident the previous night and believes she was the last person to see him alive. As a result, they want her to make a statement. Apparently, Gabrielle finds herself suffering from a total loss of memory of everything that happened after she got to the party. A rather desperate Gabrielle calls Alexander for help. 123632 1991 Counterstrike: Going Home T Episode #30. 11-9-1991 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Alexander decides that the first of his many NOVA project will be in Philadelphia. The NOVA project will be clean of any mob involvement and, more importantly, provide affordable housing for low income families. The NOVA project in Philadelphia runs through Stone's old neighbourhood. Trouble begins with the unions being dissatisfy with the contract and rampages the onsite construction office. Alexander sends the team to sort out the mess and put NOVA back on track. After receiving news of what had transpired, Stone tells Peter and Gabrielle that, in that part of town, the mob runs the unions and in turn the unions control the workers. The mob expects kickbacks and bribes and Alexander will never agree to such an arrangement come what may. 123633 1991 Counterstrike: Hidden Assets T Episode #24. 9-28-1991 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. News Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand). Panicky publisher of a very controversial book calls Alexander informing him that the author in question has received death threats from various corners. He also mentions that he cannot afford to have anything go wrong now as the author is writing the last chapter of the book. Sinclair learns that the so-called safe house of the publisher is not so secretive given the number of people know about it. Peter agrees that he and his freelance associates will guard the author and ensure his whereabouts remains a secret. Unfortunately, a journalist complicates the matter and further exposes the intended victim to more risks. 123634 1991 Counterstrike: Hide and Seek T Episode #27. 10-19-1991 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Detective Larry Larwin calls Peter in the middle of the night about the murder of Mike Montog, a US police detective working on a counterfeiting and murder operation, and his entire family in their car by a bomb. At Montog's funeral, Peter learns that the murderer, Rik Allen, had evaded police surveillance earlier that morning and a person matching his description was in seen around the Montog neighbourhood around the time of the explosion. More importantly, Allen has escaped to Brazil, a country that the US does not have an extradition treaty with. Peter now wants to dash out to Brazil on a personal vendetta to catch Allan and bring him back to Chicago for trial, but Alexander wants him to take the team to go to Brazil and dig out some concrete evidence that could be presented to the UN Commission on Extradition. 123635 1993 Counterstrike: Hit, The T Episode #60. 2-28-1993 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Trevor Winston returns with a new scheme to revenge the defeat Peter handed him the last time round. During a getaway weekend in upper New York state, Trevor hires two goons (Vince and Xavier) to kidnap Peter while Peter's date, Yvonne Strait, reports that Peter has gone missing in the nearby lake, Napawan. Alexander soon gets word of the reports of Peter's disappearance and tells Stone and Gabrielle the news of what he has only just learned. Stone and Gabrielle rush to the scene of the crime to investigate, where it seems like the local sheriff, Ray Jenkins, is more caught up with the beautiful Yvonne than he is with the case. 123636 1992 Counterstrike: I Remember It Well T Episode #45. 9-26-1992. Season Three Opener Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Alexander's appraiser discovers the fake replicas of a priceless set of jewels because he arrived late due to the weather. Inspector Metti tells Alexander and Peter that he suspects that the burglar is none other than Nikki Beaumont because this heist has all her hallmark signature. The good inspector reminds Sinclair of their first case together involving six stolen Matisse paintings and gives him 48 hours to investigate. Unknown to anyone, a dangerous French gangster by the name of Godard hired an old pro, who is Nikki's father and mentor, to do the heist. The old pro, who was busted for the Matisse paintings, and his two masked burglars double crossed Godard by stealing the jewels a day early and fled Paris. 123637 1991 Counterstrike: In the Blood T Episode #34. 12-7-1991 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Stash Janich, an old friend of Alexander's, sends his daughter, Carmilla, raising tennis sensation and Alexander's goddaughter, to a excellent tennis coach and a family friend after her old coach, Charlie Trevin, is stabbed after a tennis match, which Carmilla has just won. Alexander sends Stone and Sinclair to Yugoslavia with Stash in the event that a death threat should actually be realised. At the same time, Gabrielle accompanies Cramilla to her new tennis training campus ran by Vladislav Ademski. During her stay, she discovers something very strange is going on and drags Sinclair and Stone back to New York once everything in Yugoslavia has been wrapped up. In the process of the investigation into Vlad, the team discovers that Vlad is involved in blood doping. 123638 1992 Counterstrike: La Belle Dame Monique T Episode #41. 4-11-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Monique Lamer, an Europol agent, has barely met an informant with information concerning a case involving the counterfeiting of the new single European currency, the Euro, before someone guns him down. Monique goes to see Stone after she barely escapes from the rendezvous with her life and the briefcase the wounded informant gave her. She shows Stone the counterfeit of the new currency and asks him to take her to Addington, the only member of the committee who can be trusted with this very sensitive information. Monique threatens to go public with her information causing a Continent-wide financial scandal if Alexander does not help. Alexander has but one choice and calls Peter Sinclair to fix the problem. 123639 1993 Counterstrike: Muerte T Episode #65. 5-2-1993 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. An assassin, suffering from a recurring nightmare involving people she had supposedly killed, and her two associates receive orders to kill Bill Kaskins, an industrialist, at a large reception. Unfortunately, Peter Sinclair and the Counterstrike team managed to catch the assassins before they could successfully hit their target, despite getting a couple of shots off and killing a security guard. Both of the associates died in the course of the assignment and only the primary assassin managed to elude capture. Alexander manages to find out that someone paid Muerte, a murder for hire organisation (and the Spanish word for death), to kill Kaskins and sends the team to track down the assassin and the people who hired Muerte. Unknown to Alexander or the team, at the same time, Muerte sends the same assassin with a contract on Peter Sinclair, Gabrielle Germount, Hector Stone and Kaskins as an opportunity to redeem herself for the loss of their two operatives. It does not take long before Peter and the team discovers that it is a race to save Bill Kaskins and their own lives as well as uncovering the culprit behind the attempt on Bill Kaskins. 123640 1991 Counterstrike: Native Warriors T Episode #28. 10-26-1991 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Alexander learns from various news reports that a young Native American Indian by the name of Hawk accuses Alchemicals of poisoning the land and water of the reservation in an attempt to kill the Native Indians. To make matters worse, Hawk has detained a US Senator investigating these charges against his will and charged him with murder. As a result, both Washington and Ottawa has deployed armed federal law enforcement personnel on their own side of the border to effectively surround the reservation until the Senator's release. Alexander's old Native Indian friend stops in Paris to see Alexander and ask for his help to avoid a possible bloodbath due to the sheer number of official agencies involved in this crisis. Alexander introduces him to Peter Sinclair so that the two men could confer as to how to diffuse the crisis. Once again, Peter Sinclair and the team discovers there is much more than what meets the eye. 123641 1991 Counterstrike: Night of the Black Moon T Episode #32. 11-23-1991 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. After signing a defence contract with Alexander and Raymond Cromwell, Canadian Minister of National Defence, Charles Hope receives a phone call informing him that his only child has been kidnapped by Lok, someone Hope has formed a brotherhood with many years ago in darkness. Lok's only interested is in the technology that is being used to build Canada's newest missile interception system. Hope privately tells Alexander that he must withdraw from the project, and an alarmed Cromwell, who overhead the conversation, asks Alexander for advise as to how to handle this situation. He also tells Alexander that, without this project starting on time, he will loose his seat in the next Federal general election. Alexander calms him down with promises to look into it and tells Raymond to keep this story out of the press until some other time. 123642 1992 Counterstrike: No Honour Among Thieves T Episode #49. 10-24-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. A renowned American mobster, Morris Lampke, and his widowed half-sister, Anita Duvallier, arrive in Paris, apparently with a mob contract on his head before he can testify in front of the U.S. Senate Committee on Organized Crime. James Gottoro, his bodyguard and friend for over 30 years, is shot dead upon arriving in Paris and is brought out on the airport luggage conveyer belt. That leaves little doubt in the mind of his half-sister who that message is intended for. She goes to see Alexander for his help without her half-brother's knowledge or consent and reveals to Alexander that many years ago when Alexander needed some money, a fairly sizable amount, the mobster put it together for Alexander. Alexander agrees to help Morris Lampke solely because of his sister. 123643 1993 Counterstrike: Peacemaker T Episode #64. 4-18-1993 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. After a supposed IRA bomb took the life of a Protestant reverend and prominent leader within the Northern Irish Unionist camp, Lord Eames, the Undersecretary for affairs in Northern Ireland, orders a team from the British Special Air Service to hijack Addington to London in hopes of convincing him and Sinclair to protect Oliver Montcalm, the new leader of the Unionist, and his family during his trip to North America for secret negotiations with the representatives of the IRA. This task is complicated by the resurfacing of supposedly dead two militant members of the Unionist camp in Toronto, whose modus operandi fits perfectly with the means by which the good reverend was killed. 123644 1992 Counterstrike: Prize Package T Episode #36. 1-4-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Clark Reynolds, the US Deputy Secretary of State, calls Alexander looking for his assistance once again after a U.S. agent lost the package he was guarding to an Iraqi hit squad in Toronto. After securing Alexander's assistance, a team from the U.S. embassy goes to see Alexander and Peter and tells them that Mrs. Ashti Tabis, a prominent member of the Iraqi opposition and widow of the late mastermind of Iraq's nuclear weapons program, is the package that was lost by Halloway. Peter and the team rush to Toronto to assist Halloway in the recovery, but discover there is much more than what meets the eye. 123645 1993 Counterstrike: Raw Truth, The T Episode #63. 4-11-1993 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Senator David Carmichael dies in a car accident while on his way home after Monroe Park, a tabloid journalist and host of the television show 'The Raw Truth', implicates the Senator in Jenette Moore's fatal car accident on election night in 1978 after attending his victory party. Afterwards, Park does a piece on the Carmichael accident implying his drinking problems resulting in his reckless driving that night that caused the fatal accident killing the Senator. A furious Alexander Addington calls up the station chief demanding Park to retract his piece on Carmichael's tragic death. With sky high ratings and dramatic increase in viewership weekly, the station chief refuses to pressure Park for a retraction or pull the plug without proof. As a result, Alexander orders Peter Sinclair and the team to clear Carmichael's name and put Monroe Park out of business. Park decides to do an expose on Addington and the kidnapping of his wife upon hearing the news that Addington is after him. It is the job of the team to beat Park to the proverbial buzzer. 123646 1992 Counterstrike: Ripped from the Grave T Episode #42. 4-18-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Gabrielle meets her journalist friend, Stephan, at a reception for the new ambassador at the Romanian Embassy in Paris. Gabrielle calls Alexander from the police station the following morning after she learns that her date, Stephan, has been murdered in a manner similar to that of Jack the Ripper's fourth victim. Although Peter Sinclair is convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt that a copycat is on the loose, Philippe remains very skeptical that this is a mere coincidence. This sends Peter jetting across the Continent searching for the first three victims of this copycat killer. Alexander delays the team's next assignment until this has been cleaned up. 123647 1992 Counterstrike: Skin Deep T Episode #50. 10-31-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. The police informed a fashion designer that her beautiful star model was found dead. Apparently Suzanne, an important investor in the fashion house ran by the designer, went off to her Paris office to help with the numerous media requests and coverage. Alexander wants the team to investigate this murder to make sure that Suzanne had no part in this crime. Peter went to the police station to confer with Philippe. He discovered, to his shocking surprise, that the victim died from the removal of her heart. Philippe also told Peter that there were nerve toxin found in the victim's blood indicating that, despite the fact she was completely immobilised, she was very much aware of what was happening as the butcher took her heart out. 123648 1992 Counterstrike: Sting, The T Episode #46. 10-3-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. After attending the surprise party planned by Suzanne, Ms. Previn discovers that she had left something behind at the restaurant, Henri's. Upon arriving at the restaurant, Alexander discovers a few gangsters harassing his friend Henri. Henri pleads Alexander not to call the police and assures Alexander that this will not happen again. Alexander calls Peter and the team to his office to discuss the mob's presence in Paris with the police commissioner and to secure the permission of the Paris police before swinging into action. In that conversation, the police commissioner informs Alexander and the team that Mr. Rosi has smuggled the Purple Shirt gang from New York to do his dirty mob business in Paris. After the first run-in, the mob not only goes after Henri, but also his family and Alexander for interfering. Alexander soon learns that Mr. Rosi and his mobsters want to quietly convert Henri's restaurant into a base for his illicit drug operation. Peter and Alexander devises a plan to bring Mr. Rosi and his mob to justice. 123649 1991 Counterstrike: Survival Instinct T Episode #31. 11-16-1991 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. A US undercover agent is killed while investigating a suspected terrorist camp in New England operating under the pretense of a training facility for security personnel. Clark suspects that the agent's cover was blown by a leak from the US government and approaches Alexander for help. To make the request somewhat outrageous, he asked whether he could borrow the services of Hector Stone. Ultimately, Addington decides that the situation warrants the sending of the Counterstrike team. 123650 1992 Counterstrike: Three Tramps, The T Episode #37. 1-11-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Gabrielle receives a package containing documents relating to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy from a her source Lenny in Pennsylvania, who was killed within the hour of sending the package. She brings the entire package to Alexander in hopes of convincing him that it is worth a two-week fishing expedition in Pennsylvania. After government officials track the package to Gabrielle, two of them ransack her apartment as she meets with Alexander. During the ensuing struggle, Sinclair and Stone arrive to tell her that Alexander has denied her request, instead find themselves coming to rescue Gabrielle from her attackers. Alexander believes that the ransacking of Gabrielle's home is directly related to the package she received earlier and send the team to Pennsylvania to investigate Buddy Lightstone, and, if possible, clean up this historic mystery. 123651 1991 Counterstrike: Tie a Yellow Ribbon T Episode #23. 9-21-1991 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. The conclusion to season finale 'Dilemma' deals with the fallout and the resulting consequences. Senior IRA figures quickly realise that Luke Brenner and all his known associate, namely Peter Sinclair, are involved in the death of one of their most significant members and, as such, revenge becomes their overriding priority. Harvey Went, Peter Sinclair's mentor at Scotland Yard, tells Alexander that he is Paris and wants a face-to-face meeting to discuss the imminent danger Alexander has placed Peter Sinclair and Luke Brenner in. It quickly becomes obvious to Alexander that both Peter and Luke are the next target of the IRA. 123652 1992 Counterstrike: Til Death Do Us Part T Episode #47. 10-10-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Ms. Previn hands a mysterious video to Alexander, which shows Chantal, his lost wife, holding a newspaper and a mysterious voice telling Alexander to await further instructions -- part of which include handing over one million dollars in American currency. Peter recognises the voice as belonging to one Trevor Winston, a criminal who was nabbed by Peter some years earlier. Despite all the inconsistencies and implausibilities, Alexander refuses to follow Peter's advice and sends the team to help bring Chantal back to his side, thereby becoming a willing participant of Winston's house of mirrors. 123653 1992 Counterstrike: Trigger Finger T Episode #43. 5-2-1992 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. Alexander finds out from his old friend, Yuri Kechnof, that the attack on a French prison bus resulting in the escape of Pechnoff and five other convicts has direct implications on the life of President Burbullis on the eve of her visit to Paris. Although, in theory, the President is responsible for the nuclear weapons in her country, the Russians are still very much in charge of their security, which has been the main concern for the West, especially the highly mobile tactical nuclear weapons, even before the collapse of the Soviet Union. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the President has a few enemies internally and externally with interests in crushing the budding democratic roots taking hold in Moldova; the threat to her life becomes very real. And to those people, Pechnoff, a rightful heir to the throne, is just a mere figurehead for their cause. As a result, Alexander has made the team available to Yuri, the Charge d'affairs at the Modovian embassy, for the 24-hour visit of the President. 123654 1991 Counterstrike: Village of the Damned T Episode #35. 12-14-1991 Journalist Gabrielle Jirmont (Sophie Michaud) is a globe-trotting French journalist solving crimes. An angry Dr. Joseph Severn, a biologist in charge of a World Food Organisation project in Ontario, transmits a message resembling that of an insane man after he discovers a crate of liquid pesticide in a warehouse on his experimental farm, which Alexander Addington helped to fund. After Alexander adjourns a business meeting, Bennett informs Addington of the tape and its contents, which, after listening to it, prompts Alexander to send the team to the experimental farm to investigate. What they discover is something far more sinister, leading them to investigate a man named Schteiler. 123655 1993 Countess Alice, The MT SV 190 1-24-93 Reporter Nick Black (Duncan Bell) is assigned a then-and-now piece on a 50-year-old photo spread of three society beauties. One of them is now widowed and agrees to be interview. 123656 1967 Countess from Hong Kong, A M Reporter (Paul Carson). Reporter (Larry Cross). Reporter (Bill Edwards). Reporter (Lew Luton). Reporter (Drew Russell). . Reporter (John Sterland). Reporter (Marianne Stone). Reporter (Paul Tamarin). Photographer (Kevin Manser). 123657 1934 Countess of Monte Cristo, The M 1932 German Film - Ness Book Reporter Stefan (Paul Page) boyfriend of bit actress who is mistaken for a real countess. Stefan ends up writing a story about it all that he is able to sell for a good deal of money. She marries the reporter. Newspaper Editor (Harvey Clark). 123658 1997 Counting Coup N Gearino, G.D. Columnist Tad Beckman makes his living "arranging the words this way and that" for the Barrington Chronicle, a small-town Georgia daily. He had started out to testify on the human condition, but lately he's become jaded at predictability of human nature. When a woman calls from the trailer park with a tale of victimization about her abusive ex-husband is threatening and the police won't protect her, he impatiently yells at her to pack up the kids and leave town. She's murdered within days by her ex who then chops off her head in front of her children. Beckman writes a self-flagellating column that nets him a Pulitzer Prize. He then promptly quits the newspaper. After a year of aimlessness, he takes up his trade with renewed vigor only to be duped by a lover into writing a libelous column. Beckman is not a tough guy. Sardonic and knowing enough in his down-home, corn-pone style. The jaded newspaperman writes a column three times a week. He falls into journalism after college and quickly discovers a talent for it, especially when he goes beyond simple mechanics of reporting and becomes advocate of some lost cause or character. 123659 2005 Counting the Days M Reporter (Cynthia Burgess). 123660 1981 Country T Griffiths, Taylor (Play) Play for Today (1970) Gay Journalist Philip Carlion (James Fox). In 1945, the Carlions assemble at an English country house for a family gathering. During the event, they must determine who is to take over the family brewing empire since the parent head of the business is getting old. The results of the 1945 general election causes a major stir, and some angry farmers occupy a barn. 123661 2002 Country Bears, The M TV Reporter (Paul Rugg) 123662 1966 Country Boy M AFI-Television Reporter (Richard Brackett). 123663 1915 Country Boy, The M Selwyn, Edgar (Play). AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Newspaperman Merkle (Horace B. Carpenter) presents the hero from committing suicide when he loses his job because of a vamp. The reporter wins money by gambling at roulette and helps the hero start a paper in the hero's hometown Tom Wilson (Marshal Neilan) is the hero who starts the paper. 123664 1955 Country Canada DT Series 1955 Reporter, 2000 (Reg Sherren) 123665 1936 Country Doctor, The M News Media. City Editor (John Dilson). Editor (Edward McWade). 123666 1953 Country Editor DT Omnibus segment. 3-15-53 Documentary 123667 1945 Country Editor, The H Rockwell, Norman Country Editor Jack Blanton, editor of the Monroe County Appeal, Paris, Missouri. Appeal's printer Paul Nipps included. The world of a small-town editor in April 1945. Saturday Evening Post 123668 1984 Country Girl, A SS GPL Hood, Mary In "How Far She Went: Stories by Mary Hood." First appeared in The Georgia Review. Journalist Paul Montgomery, feature writer. When his article appears, more tourists arrive in town. 123669 1954 Country Girl, The M DVD -R HQ 4509, 4510. SVD 1184 Photographer (Charles Tannen). First Photographer (Charles Tannen). Second Photographer (John Florio). 123670 1994 Country Life M DVD -R 1709 Critic in post-World War I Australia. Local doctor adores his the wife of failed critic in post-World War I. 123671 1935 Country Mouse C L. Vol. 5, Golden Age Radio. Fight heard on radio 123672 2005 Country Music Across America T Series 2003- Correspondent Cat Greenleaf. Reporter Mark Hagen (2006). Host Storme Warren. 123673 2003 Country of My Skull M African-American Washington Post Journalist Langston Whitfield (Samuel L. Jackson), a skeptical reporter who tracks down the most notorious torturer in the South African police and tries to penetrate mind of a monster. The experience makes him face his own demons. White South African Anna Malan (Juliette Binoche) is an Afrikaans poet who is covering the hearings for radio. Shattered by accounts of cruelty and depravity committed by her fellow countrymen. His editor provocatively sends him to South Africa to cover the Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearings, in which those who committed murder and torture on both sides during Apartheid are invited to come forward and confront their victims. By telling the unvarnished truth and expressing contrition, they may be granted amnesty. Can the deep wounds of Apartheid be healed through reconciliation. Both Whitfield and Malan must question their sense of identity -- where do they each belong? How responsible are they for what is done in the name of their respective countries? Moving testimony of victims affects both deeply. Both estranged from families. Shared experience brings them closer to each other. PR Person (Marisa Sarfatti). 123674 1706 Country Parson's Advice To Those Little Scriblers, The PO USC Anonymous Advice Pamphlet 123675 1791 Country Printer, The PO Freneau, Philip Printer. Jack-of-all-trades printer, the 18th century equivalent of the country editor, as a respected member of the community 123676 1988 Countryfile T UK. Series 1988 Reporters Charlotte Smith (1998-1999), Miriam O'Reilly (2001), Rachel Morgan (1999), Kim Riley (1998). Presenters John Craven (1998-1999), Chris Baines (1989-1992), Ben Fogle (2001), Adam Henson (2001), Michaela Strachan (1999). 123677 2005 County General M Newswoman (Brandi Magee). 123678 1999 Coup M Publisher (Nazli Ilicak) of a newspaper. Editor (Oral Calislar), Cumhuriyet Newspaper. Reporter, Interpress Service (Ertugrul Kurkcu). Correspondent, Turk CNN (Mehmet Ali Birand). Publisher (Ferit Ilsever), Aydinlik Newspaper. Columnist (Dr. Toktamis Ates). 123679 1985 Coup d'Etat N Harvey, John News Media 123680 2007 Coup, The N Malanowski, Jamie Journalist Maggie Newbold, the sexy fallen-star journalist with a bad habit of sleeping with her sources, is on a rehabilitation tour with Newsbreak Magazine. Vice President of the United States was a one-time software billionaire and is bored out of his skill being reduced to the most empty tasks while the President sinks lower and lower in the polls with every gaffe and self-generated fiasco. He sees in Newbold the instrument of his salvation and he sets into motion a plot whereby the administration will be so tarred by scandal that the President will have to resign. That will leave the Oval office vacant for the current vice president. 123681 2007 Coupage Meets Big Foot C DVD -R HQ 8049 News Parody. Special Nowhere News Anchor from Channel 99 reports on Big Foot on TV. 123682 1996 Courage Under Fire M DVD -R HQ 10266, 10267 CNN Reporter (Peter Arnett) - Himself 123683 1984 Courier of Death M Reporter (Sandra Burgess). 123684 1965 Court Case P MLPL Samson, L. Play Index, 1961-67 Press 123685 1934 Court House Square N Anderson, Phil Editor John Mason, editor of the Plainville Press, a rural community newspaper. Champions cause of commercial aviation. Slangy, aggressive newspaper woman Jo Robinson. 123686 1959 Court of Human Relations, The DT Series 6-22-1959 to 8-14-1959. NBC TV Host-Producer-Creator A.L. Alexander. Guest panelists. Public Affairs Program. Advice on interpersonal problems. 123687 1955 Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell, The M DVD -R HQ 2713, 2714 News Media plays an important part in the court-martial of Billy Mitchell. Mitchell's attorney accused of courting the press. Reporter Howard Millikan (Gregory Walcott). Reporter Carl Tuttle (Robert Williams). Court Reporter (Jack Perrin). Reporters (Lars Hansen, George Mayon, Michael Lally, Cy Malis, Charles Chaplin Jr., Joel Smith, Al Page, Jordan Shelley, Fred Perce, William Fox). 123688 1700 Court, The PO USC Anonymous News 123689 2002 Court, The T SVD 1159 News Media 123690 2002 Court, The: Back in the Bottle T Episode #6. News Media. Morning Anchor (Barry Wiggins). 123691 2002 Court, The: Due Process T Episode #2. 4-2-2002 Photographer (Brandon McKennah). 123692 2002 Court, The: Life Sentence T Episode #1. 3-26-2002 Times Reporter Bauer (Paul Vincent O'Connor). Post Reporter Alger (Bryan Rasmussen). 123693 2002 Court, The: Stay, The T SVD 1159 (Missed Beginning) Episode News Media 123694 1995 Courthouse: One Flew Over the Courthouse T DVD -R HQ 6532 Episode #2. 9-20-1995. News Media. Reporter #1 (Barbara Beck). Reporter #2 (Anthony Winters). Reporter #3 (Matt K. Miller). When a famous athlete is arrested for murder, the court personnel vie for the high-profile case. Justine (Patricia Wettig) handles the media frenzy. 123695 2006 Courting Alex: Is She Really Going Out With Him? T Episode. 1-30-2006 Reporter (John Wellner). Alex tires to keep her relationship with Scott a secret form her father, who despises Scott for refusing to sell the tavern. 123696 2009 Courting Miss Adelaide N Dean, Janet Newspaperman Charles Graves believed his heart was closed forever. But he swore to stand by this lovely, lonely woman who was fighting for the right to take some motherless child into her heart. And her gentle soul and unwavering faith made him wonder if even he could overcome the bitter lessons of the past, and somehow find the courage to love. The “orphan train” seemed like small-town spinster Adelaide Crum’s last chance to know the simple joys of family life. So many lost children, every one of them dreaming only of a caring home -- the home she longed to offer. And yet the narrow-minded town elders refused to entrust even the most desperate child to a woman alone. 123697 2002 Courtney Frome: Open for Inspection N Bird, Carmel #2 Courtney Frome Freelance Journalist Courtney Frome, a sassy blonde reporter, and crew investigate the killer in a world of expansive bay views and renovator’s delights. It turns out a quest for vengeance for a crime committed years ago leads to the bodies of two young women being discovered in two desirable properties on the real estate market. Courtney is a young, good-looking apparent fluffbrain whom we are to imagine equipped with heart of gold and a will, if not steel, then at least a soul into which the iron enters. She is equipped with her raffish photographer mate, Sean, and with her long-suffering breu, Peter Prohaska (PP), a wisecracking crime reporter, whose primary function is to listen to Courtney and feed her takeaway. If the truth be told PP, despite the enthusiasm of the heroine’s grandmother and her cat, is a bit of a pain but he’s in the time-honored Australian tradition of the waste-of-space male who hovers like a shadow round the feisty, intuitive girl. Courtney’s a goer and there’s also Vanessa, the talking mog, full of miaowing sangfroid and wisdom. 123698 2000 Courtney Frome: Unholy Writ N Bird, Carmel #1 Courtney Frome Freelance Journalist Courtney Frome, a sassy blonde reporter, knows how to write a story. She is hired to put together a feature on a novel by a girl who has been murdered. Courtney soon realizes that finding the truth is not the same as finding a story. With the help of Peter Prohaska, a wisecracking crime reporter, Courtney interviews those who knew Brooke Ferguson best. But everyone seems to have known a different Brooke. Can Courtney put the pieces together and find the killer before someone else dies? 123699 1996 Courts of Love, The SS Gilchrist, Ellen Collection of Short Stories and Novella Film Critic Neiman Gluuk of the San Francisco Chronicle is a journalist who is godfather to twins of his best friend, a big-hearted bookstore owner. They experience a terrorist assassination of one of their friends. When Gluuk marries a scientist, it sparks a story about his wife's cousin who adopts two difficult girls after losing her four-year-old daughter in the Oklahoma City bombing. 123700 1970 Courts, Warts and All DT TV Journalist Host Walter Cronkite 123701 1963 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The M DVD -R HQ 3941, 3942. L AFI-Radio Radio Program Manager Tom Corbett (Glenn Ford), widower living with his son. Disc Jockey-Radio Talk Show Host (Jerry Van Dyke) 123702 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: T Series September 11, 1969-June 14, 1972. 73 Episodes Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123703 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: And Eddie Makes Three T Episode #3. 10-1-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123704 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Any Friend of Dad's T Episode #10. 11-19-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123705 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Bicycle Theft, The T Episode #56. 10-20-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123706 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Blarney Stone Girl, The T Episode #63. 12-15-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123707 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Brave at Natchanoony, A T Episode #62. 12-8-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123708 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Bully For You T Episode #8. 11-5-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123709 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Business Trip, The T Episode #31. 10-21-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123710 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Candidate, The T Episode #52. 9-22-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123711 1972 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Choice, The T Episode #65. 1-5-1972 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123712 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Computer, The T Episode #5. 10-15-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123713 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Dear Mr. Cooper (aka Eddie Meets an Astronaut) T Gordon, Shirley and Mark Saha Episode #45. 2-10-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. Eddie meets Apollo 13 astronaut L. Gordon Cooper in a story about privacy 123714 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Discipline Is a Four-Letter Word Spelled Love T Episode #50. 3-24-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123715 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Don't Look Now, But Your Scorpio's Rising T Episode #25. 3-4-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123716 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Eddie's Will T Episode #32. 10-28-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123717 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Encounter Group, The T Episode #44. 2-3-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123718 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Everybody Needs a Brother T Episode #49. 3-17-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123719 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: F for Mrs. Livingston, An T Episode #11. 11-26-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123720 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Fear Is For Understanding T Episode #38. 12-16-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123721 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Five-Pound Monkey On His Stomach, A T Episode #23. 2-18-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123722 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Free is a Four Letter Word T Dick, Chantler Peggy Episode #24. 2-25-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. Tom has been ordered by his boss to fire his best friend 123723 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Gentleman Friend T Episode #9. 11-12-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123724 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Getting Back On the Horse T Episode #53. 9-29-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123725 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Ghetto Girl, The T Episode #41. 1-13-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123726 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Gifts Are For Giving T Episode #39. 12-23-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123727 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Guardian For Eddie T Episode #21. 2-4-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123728 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Guess Who's Coming For Lunch? T Episode #7. 10-29-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123729 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Happy Birthday To You T Episode #58. 11-3-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123730 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Hello, Mrs. Bessiner, Goodbye T Episode #33. 11-4-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123731 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Hospital, The T Episode #42. 1-20-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123732 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: How Do You Know If It's Really Love T Episode #17. 1-7-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123733 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: I Thought, You Thought T Episode #30. 10-14-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123734 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Important Word Is "And," The T Episode #29. 10-7-190 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123735 1972 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: In the Eye of the Beholder T Episode #71. 2-16-1972 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123736 1972 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Investors, The T Episode #68. 1-26-1972 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123737 1972 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: It's All Write With Me T Episode #69. 2-2-1972 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123738 1972 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Karate Story, The T Episode #66. 1-12-1972 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123739 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Library Card, The T Episode #16. 12-31-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123740 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Little Get Together for Cissy T Cutler, Stan and Martin Donovan Episode #40. 1-6-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. Tom's sophisticated boss Cissy falls for him 123741 1972 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Little Help From My Friend, A T Episode #70. 2-9-1972 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123742 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Little Red, A T Cutler, Stan and Martin Donovan Episode #61. 12-1-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. Soviet editor (Carol Lawrence) encounters a conflict of values 123743 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Little Red, A T Episode #61. 12-1-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123744 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Littlest Kidnapper, The T Episode #4. 10-8-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123745 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Loaf of Bread, a Bar of Soap and a Jar of Peanut Butter, A T Episode #28. 9-30-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123746 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Lonely Weekend, The T Episode #46. 2-17-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123747 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Love Is For Sharing T Episode #34. 11-11-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123748 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Magic Mrs. Rickles, The T Episode #47. 3-3-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123749 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Member of the Wedding T Episode #12. 12-3-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123750 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Mod Couple, The T Episode #20. 1-28-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123751 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Money Is a Five-Letter Word T Episode #26. 3-11-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123752 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Mother of the Year T Episode #14. 12-17-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123753 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Mrs. Livingston, I Presume T Episode #1. 9-17-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123754 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: My Son, the Artist T Episode #51. 9-15-1971. Season 3 Opener Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123755 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Night Out for the Boys, A T Episode #13. 12-10-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123756 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Or Else T Episode #59. 11-10-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123757 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Pain T Episode #6. 10-22-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123758 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Prince Charming T Episode #64. 12-29-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123759 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Promise, The T Episode #22. 2-11-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123760 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Rift, The T Episode #43. 1-27-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123761 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Road To You Know Where Is Paved With You Know What, The T Episode #18. 1-14-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123762 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Secret Box, The T Episode #37. 12-2-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123763 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Teacher's Pet T Episode #2. 9-24-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123764 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Tell It Like I'm Telling You It Is T Episode #54. 10-6-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123765 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: They're Either Too Young Or Too Old T Episode #19. 1-21-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123766 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Thy Neighbor Loves Thee T Episode #60. 11-17-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123767 1972 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Time For a Change T Episode #72. 2-23-1972 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123768 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: To Catch a Thief T Episode #48. 3-10-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123769 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Two's Company T Episode #57. 10-27-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123770 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Unbirthday Present, The T Episode #27. 9-23-1970. Season 2 Opener Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123771 1971 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Very Different Drummer, A T Episode #55. 10-13-1971 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123772 1972 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Very Young Man With a Horn T Episode #67. 1-19-1972 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123773 1972 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: We Love Annie T Episode #73. 3-1-1972 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123774 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: When the Shoe Is On the Other Foot, It Doesn't Fit T Episode #36. 11-25-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123775 1969 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Who Pulled the Blues Right Out of the Horn? T Episode #15. 12-24-1969 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123776 1970 Courtship of Eddie's Father, The: Who Wants To Sail Down the Amazon, Anyway? T Episode #35. 11-18-1970 Editor Tom Corbett (Bill Bixby), editor of Tomorrow magazine, widower living in Los Angeles. Tom's friend Norman Tinker (James Komack) is the magazine's art director and photographer. 123777 2000 Courtyard in August, The N Griffiths, Janette TV Weatherman Mort failed to cover a hurricane and it cost him his job. He now lives in Paris and is one of the neighbors an airline purser watches as she waits for her husband, a pilot, who has been hijacked. She is left to wait out the summer in his old bachelor flat in a Paris courtyard and is drawn into the lives of her neighbors. 123778 2008 Courtyard, The and Other Stories, The SS Thornton, Peter Fourteen stories in “The Courtyard and Other Stories.” Journalist inherits property and forgets his own address. A Foreign Corespondent returns to the drab seaside town of his birth. 123779 1879 Cousin Henry N Trollope, Anthony Press 123780 1921 Cousin Kate M AFI-Novelists Writer 123781 2000 Cousin Skeeter: Dirty Laundry T SVD 877 Episode School Newspaper. Skeeter (Voice Bill Bellamy) tries to help Bobby (Robert Richard) gain a readership for school newspaper, but they end up turning the publication into a tabloid. 123782 1991 Covenant of the Flame, The N OWN - P Morrell, David Reporter Tess Drake, an environmental writer, follows the trail of blood from Manhattan to Washington to the ancient caverns of Europe. Feisty heroine. Chasing both story on fatal attacks on polluters around the world and a strange man named Joseph. Aided by NYPD Lt. Craig, she discovers Joseph has been burned to death. She and Craig fall in love and are entrapped by the boyish U.S. vice-president, a chief bad guy. 123783 1752 Covent Garden Theatre, The; Or, Pasquin Turn'd Drawcansir P USC Macklin, Charles Press. Topical, satiric. Allusion to Fielding's pseudonym Alexander Drawcansir in his Covent Garden Journal. Constant topical references. Critics (Real critics Bonnell Thornton is called Termagent; John Hill is referred to as the "Inspector" of the Daily Advertiser. Fielding is called Sir Alexander Drawcansir. Dramatic satire without plot. 123784 1732 Covent Garden Tragedy, The P USC Fielding, Henry Press. Mr. Leathersides, "he is indeed an original; and such a one as I hope will never have a copy. We are told (to set him off) that he has learned to read, has read playbills, and writ The Grub Street Journal. But how reading playbills, and writing Grub Street papers, can qualify him to be a judge of plays, I confess I cannot tell." 123785 1752 Covent-Garden Journal, The ER COPY Fielding, Henry Critic. Sir Alexander Drawcansir, Knt. Censor of Great Britain, Sat. Jan. 4, 1752, Numb. I Journal, of the present Paper War between the Forces under Sir Alexander Drawcansir, and the Army of Grub-street. Emulates Swift's Battle of the Books." Large and formidable Body of Critics…. 123786 2009 Coventry Wedding, A NR Cochrane, Becky News Media dubs Jandy Taylor a “runaway bride” after she postpones her wedding to a soap star and hitches a ride to Texas with a stranger named Sam. Now, with an eager groom, her PR-hungry mother and a swarm of paparazzi on her trail, Jandy has to figure out if it’s possible that a town, a life and a man she hardly knows could suddenly feel an awful lot like home. 123787 1007 Cover M Reporters (George Pellegrino, Tanisha Grant). 123788 1944 Cover Girl M DVD -R HQ 8138, 8139. L Publisher John Coudair (Otto Kruger), Vanity Magazine. Women Columnists (Grace Hayle, Fern Emmett). Reporter (Milton Kibbee). Reporter (Jack Rice). Reporter-Photographer (Fern Emmett) Columnist sampling food (Grace Hayle). Interviewer (Warren Ashe). "Vanity" Photographer (Jay Eaton). 123789 1989 Cover Girl and the Cop, The MT Anchorwoman (Cindy Vandor). 123790 1993 Cover Girl Murders, The MT SVD 619, 236 Magazine Mogul's island paradise proves deadly for a bevy of beautiful models. Photographer Patrice (Adrian Paul). 123791 1977 Cover Girls T Photographer (Ellen Travolta). High fashion models who combine photo assignments with spy work 123792 1970 Cover Me Babe M Cameraman (Sam Waterston). 123793 2001 Cover Me: Based on the True Life of an FBI Family: Viva Zapatos T Episode #18. 3-24-2001 Reporter (Henry Wiehebrink). 123794 1985 Cover Story NM OWN - P Forbes, Colin Correspondent Bob Newman witnesses his wife's assassination 123795 1994 Cover Story N Cullen, Robert Correspondent Colin Burke for a newsmagazine called America Weekly, covering Middle East peace talks in Moscow. 123796 2002 Cover Story M DVD -R HQ 5174, 5175. SVD 1509 Magazine Editor Samantha Noble (Elizabeth Berkeley) investigates a career-making cover story about a mysterious billionaire and is accused of murder. As she tries to clear her name, she uncovers information leading to more murders. She is forced to question her own place in the shark-eat-shark world of ambition and power where truth is elusive, enemies wear a friend's face and the stakes are nothing less than life or death. Reporter (Paul Dunphy) 123797 2000 Cover Story MF India Newsperson and Executive Director of True Vision helps a woman who has discovered a body. 123798 2008 Cover Story, The N Lowrey, Kim M. Journalist Nicole Bentley is sitting at her desk when a lead turns up and there is no way of knowing that it will turn into the story of a lifetime. On the surface, the storyline is about an innocent donation, but what lies beneath are deep, dark secrets that one man will go to any lengths to expose. Using the reporter as a pawn in a game of revenge, an interview on the West Coast with a man, puts her right in another powerful man’s web of deceit. When it becomes apparent that Nicole is being stalked, startling phone cells and clues of a mysterious baby begin to spook her. Unanswered questions taunt the trio, leading them to Texas where the real story unfolds and the destruction of two prominent Southern families begin. 123799 1991 Cover To Cover DT 6-19-1991 to 10-25-1991. NBC TV Hosts Gayle King and Robin Wagner. 123800 1984 Cover-Up T SV 135 Episode Fashion Photographer Mac Harper (Jon-Erik Hexum) 123801 1949 Cover-Up M Editor (Jameson Shade). 123802 2007 Cover-Up N Martinez, Michelle TV Reporter Suzanne Shepard was a ruthless celebrity scandalmonger with a roster of high-profile enemies. But which one left her mutilated, lifeless body in the dark recesses of New York's Central Park? A Federal prosecutor needs to find out. Shifting through the scandals that fueled the dead reporter's career is what keeps the prosecutor from obsessing about her own intense affair with a sexy FBI agent. The brutal rape and murder of the beautiful, muckraking Shepard, a scandal-mongering New York City TV Journalist provides a high-profile case. Shepard, a hard-hitting tabloid TV journalist specialized in exposing the misdeeds of the rich and famous. Who did it? A man stalking Shepard, or a celebrity cosmetic surgeon, a fitness trainer who deals drugs or a suspicious witness. The press quickly brand the killer "the Central Park Butcher." 123803 1990 Cover-Up (aka Cover Up) M DVD -R 1596. SVD 1153 Tannen, William (Screenplay) Ness Book. PR Correspondent Mike Anderson (Dolph Lundgren), reporter for the Los Angeles Post is sent to Israel as a replacement for a correspondent who broke his leg. Anderson has a past relationship with Susan Clifford (Lisa Berkeley), now the military press liaison. Clifford is still mad at the reporter for leaving her in Rome without saying good-bye. The reporter, a former Marine, actually was helping the military. Colonel engaged to Clifford gives reporter file that hints at cover-up, then is killed in an explosion Reporter is nearly run over, has his room ransacked. Arrested while snooping around a fertilizer plant used by the military. New nerve gas stolen from base. Reporter is told to wait 48 hours before breaking story. Reporter unable to get his Los Angeles office to run the story without verification. Discovers colonel is alive and planning to use the nerve gas. Kills colonel and destroys gas bomb. Reporter #1 (Larry Moss). Reporter #2 (John Dicks). Reporter #3 (John Fulton). Reporter #4 (Larry Price). Reporter #5 (Gilat Ankori). Reporter #6 (Jill Ben David). 123804 2005 Covered M Short Interviewer (Til Markson) talks to an overnight sensation actor who is offering his final interview, literally minutes before being evicted out of his house. Cameraman (Shawn Amsler). 123805 1984 Covergirl M Interviewer (Katherine Trowell) 123806 1993 Coverstory TF Netherlands. Series. 1993-1995 News Media. Plaatselijke Journalist (Han Oldigs). 123807 1984 Cowboy and the Ballerina, The MT Reporter (Carol Robbins). Reporter (Michael Ryan). Reporter (George Whiteman). 123808 1949 Cowboy and the Indians, The M DVD -R HQ 10659, 10660 Gene Autry Reporter Collins (Harry Mackin). Cowboy Star Gene Autry tells him at the end of the film, “There’s your story and you’re going to write it.” And the reporter, with cigarette dangling from his mouth, bangs on the typewriter as one headline after another is printed: The Daily Banner: Indians Starving! Several Deaths Reported From Malnutrition.” The Star Dispatch: “Washington Recognizes Indian Problem. Country Rallies To Indian Aid.” Autry goes on radio. More headlines: The Daily Chronicle: “Nation’s Gifts Help Starving Tribes.” 123809 1938 Cowboy and the Lady, The M DVD -R HQ 8471, 8472 Newspaper Editor (Emmett Vogan). Newspaper Chief (Robert Middlemass). Daughter can't go night-clubbing or have any other fun because any hint of scandal could damage her father's political career, 123810 1926 Cowboy Cop, The M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 123811 1913 Cowboy Editor, The M Ness Book Newspaper Owner is a gambler takes over the Rawhide Weekly Rattler and stirs up a western town 123812 1938 Cowboy From Brooklyn, The M DVD -R HQ 1818, 1816 PR Public Relations Man Pat "Speed" Dunn (Ronald Reagan). Star Reporter (Donald Briggs). Chronicle Reporter (Jeffrey Lynn). Beacon Reporter (John Ridgely). News Commentator (Sam Hayes). Reporters (Jack Wise, Eddie Graham). Reporter at Rodeo (Frank Mayo). Chronicle Reporter (Jeffrey Lynn). Reporters at Train Station (John Butler, Leyland Hodgson). News Commentator (Sam Hayes). Photographer (Jimmie Fox). Newsboy (George Hickman) 123813 1943 Cowboy in the Clouds M Newspaper Publisher Whitson (Vernon Dent). 123814 1939 Cowboy Quarterback, The M DVD -R HQ 10221 Sports. Broadcaster (Creighton Hale). Game Announcer (Reid Kilpatrick). 123815 1936 Cowboy Star, The M DVD -R HQ 8131 News Media. Reporter Danny Devers (Frank Melton). Press Agent Joe (Richard Powell). Photographer (Irving Bacon). 123816 2004 Cowboy Trouble NR Britton, Pamela Harlequin American Romance #1040 Public Relations Practitioner Lani Williams is from the big city and she doesn’t believe in love at first sight, so why does she feel like this? Breathless. Excited. It’s just infatuation, right? At least that’s what Lani tells herself when she meets client Chase Cavenaugh: cowboy, hunk and unwilling celebrity. Unwilling? The man’s downright obstinate. Dealing with a pack of frenzied tabloid reporters turns out to be the easy part of managing the ex-rodeo star’s unexpected fame. A heck of a lot easier than falling in love with him. All Chase wants is to put the past behind him and tend to his cattle. He didn’t ask to become a Western music idol and he certainly didn’t intend to open his heart to any more women. If only the media, and Lani, would leave him alone. But as he begins to suspect, the media will eventually go away. Lani won’t. And that might leave this cowboy in some serious trouble -- of the heart. 123817 2001 Cowboy Up M Reporter (Karina Logue) 123818 1999 Cowboy With a Badge NM Watson, Margaret Reporter Carly arrives in small town of Cameron, Ohio to investigate her brother's murder. She tells the town people including the sheriff that she's a reporter doing a story on the town. Sheriff worries the town will become a tourist attraction after her story is published and is against it. 123819 1999 Cowboy's Code, A NR Starr, Alaina Silhouette Reporter Emma Reardon works for a business and financial magazine. She was raised on a dirt-poor farm swears city life is for her until a story tumbles her back to her roots and into the loving arms of a rugged rancher. Suddenly she has to choose between the man of her dreams and the lifestyle she has come to relish. Reardon reinvented herself as big-city girl with a life of utmost security based around a steady paycheck and frugal habits. Now she faces a challenging assignment -- she's to get the scoop on a successful rancher and horse breeder and let the readers of the business and financial magazine she works for know all the secrets to his success. Rancher reluctant to see her. He has no interest in publicity. A profile in a national magazine that portrays him as outrageously prosperous might throw a wrench in a divorce settlement close to being finalized. 123820 1999 Cowboy's Honor, A N Gordon, Laura Weinberg List Journalist 123821 2003 Cowboys & Angels M Newspaper Vendor (Ollie Hayes). Photographer (Dermot Purcell). 123822 2003 Cowboys and Indians: J.J. Harper Story, The MT Reporter #2 (Sarah Constible). CKY Cameraman (Rick Skene). Reporter #1 (Jon Ted Wynne) 123823 1939 Cowboys From Texas M DVD -R HQ 8605 Three Mesquiteers Series. Editor (Walter Wills), of the Wood River Gazette and Female Reporter (Carole Landis) who gets a job on the paper with the help of the Three Mesquiteers. 123824 1957 Cowtown Rodeo T Series Commentators (Marty Glickman, Howard "Stony" Harris).. 123825 1990 Coyote N Gadol, Peter Investigative Reporter Madeleine is interested in the mysterious Guru B. 123826 2000 Coyote Ugly M DVD News Media. Reporter for "The Voice" kicked out of the club. Photographer (Michael Bay). 123827 2001 CQ M Fantasy Critics (Chris Bearne, Sascha Ley, L.M. Kit Carson, Jacques Deglas, Remi Fourquin, Nicolas Saada, Jean-Paul Scarpitta, Jean-Claude Schlim, Gilles Soeder). Festival Critics (Julian Nest, Barbara Sarafian, Greta Seacat). 123828 2001 Crabe Dans La Tete, Un MF Photographer returns home to an affair with his best friend's deaf girlfriend and unresolved issues. Emotionally immature underwater photographer. 123829 2003 Crabwalk N Grass, Gunter Journalist Paul Pokriefke 123830 1960 Crack in the Mirror M Journalist (Marc Doelnitz) 123831 1946 Crack-Up M DVD -R HQ 2635, 2636. SV 424 Press 123832 1936 Crack-Up M Interviewer Sam Hayes (Sam Hayes). 123833 1997 Cracker: American Dream, An T Episode #9. 12-11-1997. U.S. News Media. News Reporter (Penny Griego). Famous porn star has been murdereed and the evidence seems to indicate that her estranged father is involved. Meanwhile Fitz has a heart attack bringing Judith back for temporary reconcillation. 123834 1999 Cracker: Faustian Fitz T Episode #16. 3-12-1999. U.S. News Media. News Reporter (Saida Pagan). TV Interviewer (Mary Amadeo Ingersoll). Fitz investigates case about a murdered little girl. 123835 1998 Cracker: If (Part I) T Episode #10. 1-17-1998. U.S. News Media. News Reporter (Penny Griego). 123836 1993 Cracker: Mad Woman in the Attic, The T UK. Episode #1. 9-27-1993. Newscaster (Vanessa Kirkpatrick). PR Woman (Julie Westwood). Presenter (Andrew Brittain). 123837 1997 Cracker: True Romance (Part 1 T Episode #1. 9-18-1997. News Media. TV Reporter (Kay Purcell - Voice). TV Anchor (Ann Shatilla). Fitz assists police department in tracking down a serial killer who claims to be in love with him. 123838 1977 Cracking Up M Ness Parody News. Walter Concrete (Philip Proctor) and Barbara Halters (Peter Bergman) report on California earthquakes. 123839 1991 Crackle Creek NJ Monsell, Mary Elise (Kathleen Gary McCord, illustrator) Newspaper. Douglas, a mouse, single-handedly runs the only newspaper in town until Rosemary prepares a competing newspaper and scoops him. Finally the two cooperate 123840 1974 Crackle of Death MT SVD 653 TV movie derived from Night Stalker series Investigative Reporter Darren McGavin investigating bizarre murders in Chicago 123841 1977 Crackpot NSF OWN - H Goulart, Ron Reporter Rafe Santana, a young newspaper reporter in the 21st century 123842 1988 Cradle NSF OWN - P Clarke, Arthur C. and G. Lee Reporter is trying to find a test missile she suspects was lost on a test flight. The navy wants to prevent word of this leaking out. The navy is also searching for the missile. Reporter finds the missile site. 123843 1999 Cradle Will Rock M DVD Publisher William Randolph Hearst. Media. Reporter (Bobby Amore). Reporter (Michael J. Meyers). Reporter (Scott Sowers). Reporter (Alison Tatlock). 123844 1969 Cradle's Revenge NM Bailey, E Press 123845 2006 Craft Lab T Correspondent Cat Greenleaf. Host Jennifer Perkins. 123846 2007 Craig M TV Newscaster (Robyn Griggs). 123847 1910 Craig Kennedy: SS Reeve, Arthur B. (1880-1936) Cosmopolitan. December 1910 Introduced in this issue of Cosmopolitan Magazine. More short stories in magazines as well as 26 novels and motion picture serials. Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. Craig Kennedy is a professor at Columbia University, a scientific detective, a chemist who created scientific "miracles" such as lie detectors, gyroscopes and portable seismographs that can differentiate between the footsteps of different individuals. Uses psychoanalytical techniques in his work as a consulting detective. Makes use of traditional detective skills -- a good left hook, mastery of disguise, enthusiasm for action, but science and technology are the main thing. He is called in to help by Inspector Barney O'Connor of the NYPD. Kennedy is tall and handsome. 123848 1917 Craig Kennedy: Adventures, The NM MLPL Reeve, Arthur B. #12 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123849 1911 Craig Kennedy: Artificial Paradise, The SS Reeve, Arthur B. Cosmopolitan, October 1911 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123850 1924 Craig Kennedy: Atavar NM OWN - H Reeve, Arthur B. #17 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123851 1924 Craig Kennedy: Barn Burner, The SS Reeve, Arthur B. Country Gentleman, The. 12-13-1924 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123852 1925 Craig Kennedy: Boy Scouts' Craig Kennedy NM Reeve, Arthur B. #19 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123853 1912 Craig Kennedy: Campaign Grafter SS Reeve, Arthur B. Hearst's Magazine, November 1912 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123854 1934 Craig Kennedy: Clutching Hand NM USC Reeve, Arthur B. #24 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123855 1936 Craig Kennedy: Clutching Hand, The (aka Amazing Exploits of the Clutching Hand, The) M VHS 1219-1220 Reeve, Arthur B. (Characters) Serial. Chapter Play Reporter Walter Jameson (Rex Larse) of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. This time the reporter helps the detective solve a kidnapping. 123856 1925 Craig Kennedy: Craig Kennedy and the "Six" Senses - Smell NM Reeve, Arthur B. Flynn's. 2-7-1925 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123857 1935 Craig Kennedy: Craig Kennedy Intervenes NM Reeve, Arthur B. Popular Detective. May 1935 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123858 1923 Craig Kennedy: Craig Kennedy Listens In: Adventure of Craig Kennedy, Scientific Detective NM OWN - H Reeve, Arthur B. #16 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123859 1934 Craig Kennedy: Craig Kennedy Returns NM Reeve, Arthur B. Popular Detective. November 1934 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123860 1935 Craig Kennedy: Craig Kennedy Strikes Back! NM Reeve, Arthur B. Popular Detective. February 1935 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123861 1935 Craig Kennedy: Craig Kennedy Walks With Death NM Reeve, Arthur B. Popular Detective. January 1935 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123862 1952 Craig Kennedy: Craig Kennedy, Criminologist: Big Shakedown, The T Reeve, Arthur B. (Character). Ande Lamb (Teleplay) Episode #1 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123863 1935 Craig Kennedy: Craig Kennedy's Strangest Case NM Reeve, Arthur B. Popular Detective. April 1935 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123864 1923 Craig Kennedy: Dead Men Tell Tales SS Reeve, Arthur B. Everybody's Magazine. October 1923 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123865 1915 Craig Kennedy: Diamond-Queen, The SS Reeve, Arthur B. Cosmopolitan. January 1915 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123866 1913 Craig Kennedy: Dream Doctor, The NM OWN - H - MLPL Reeve, Arthur B. #3 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123867 1916 Craig Kennedy: Ear in the Wall, The NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Reeve, Arthur B. #7 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123868 1933 Craig Kennedy: Electric War, The NM Reeve, Arthur B. Complete Detective Novel Magazine. August-September 1933 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123869 1935 Craig Kennedy: Enter Craig Kennedy! NM USC Reeve, Arthur B. #25 Craig Kennedy Series. Popular Detective. December 1934 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123870 1914 Craig Kennedy: Exploits of Elaine NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Reeve, Arthur B. #4 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123871 1914 Craig Kennedy: Exploits of Elaine, The M Reeve, Arthur B. (Character) Reporter Walter Jameson (Creighton Hale) of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. Here he narrates the printed story. Elaine Dodge (Pearl White). 123872 1921 Craig Kennedy: Film Mystery, The NM MLPL Reeve, Arthur B. #15 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123873 1925 Craig Kennedy: Fourteen Points NM Reeve, Arthur B. #18 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123874 1915 Craig Kennedy: Gold of the Gods, The NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Reeve, Arthur B. #6 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123875 1917 Craig Kennedy: Gun-Runner, The SS Reeve, Arthur B. Cosmopolitan. January 1917 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123876 1914 Craig Kennedy: Guy Garrick NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Reeve, Arthur B. Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123877 1932 Craig Kennedy: Kidnap Club, The NM USC Reeve, Arthur B. #23 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123878 1912 Craig Kennedy: Kleptomaniac, The SS Reeve, Arthur B. Hearst's Magazine. December 1912 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123879 1925 Craig Kennedy: Land Poor SS Reeve, Arthur B. Country Gentleman, The 5-16-1925 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123880 1924 Craig Kennedy: Masters of Mystery: Atavar NM OWN - H Reeve, Arthur B. Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123881 1932 Craig Kennedy: Murder in the Tourist Camp SS Reeve, Arthur B. Complete Detective Novel Magazine. December 1932 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123882 1932 Craig Kennedy: Murder on the Mike SS Reeve, Arthur B. Argosy. 12-3-1932. Craig Kennedy listens in on crime. Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123883 1935 Craig Kennedy: Navy Murder Case NM Reeve, Arthur B. Popular Detective. June 1935 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123884 1915 Craig Kennedy: New Exploits of Elaine, The M Reeve, Arthur B. Serial - Chapter play Reporter Walter Jameson (Crieghton Hale) of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. Craig Kennedy (Arnold Daly). Publisher William Randolph Hearst's campaign. Elaine (Pearl White). 123885 1913 Craig Kennedy: Opium Joint SS Reeve, Arthur B. Hearst's Magazine. January 1913 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123886 1918 Craig Kennedy: Panama Plot NM Reeve, Arthur B. #13 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123887 1926 Craig Kennedy: Pandora NM OWN - H Reeve, Arthur B. #22 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123888 1911 Craig Kennedy: Poisoned Pen, The NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Reeve, Arthur B. #2 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123889 1926 Craig Kennedy: Radio Detective, The NM USC Reeve, Arthur B. #21 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123890 1916 Craig Kennedy: Romance of Elaine NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Reeve, Arthur B. #8 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123891 1915 Craig Kennedy: Romance of Elaine, The M Reeve, Arthur B. (Characters) Serial - Chapter play Reporter Walter Jameson (Creighton Hale) of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. Craig Kennedy (Arnold Daly). Villain wants to mine all East Coast ports of United States. Elaine (Pearl White). 123892 1916 Craig Kennedy: Rubber Dagger, The SS Reeve, Arthur B. Cosmopolitan. December 1916 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123893 1914 Craig Kennedy: Scientific Gunman, The SS Reeve, Arthur B. Popular Magazine, The 1-15-1914 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123894 1914 Craig Kennedy: Silent Bullet, The NM OWN - H Reeve, Arthur B. Special Reprint Edition - #1 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123895 1910 Craig Kennedy: Silent Bullet, The NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Reeve, Arthur B. #1 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. "And before I have gone far, I am going to enlist Walter Jameson as an aide. I think I shall need you in my business." "How do I come in?" "Well, for one thing, you will get a scoop, a beat -- whatever you call it in that newspaper jargon of yours." I smiled in a skeptical way, such as newspapermen are wont to affect toward a thing until it is done -- after which we make a wild scramble to exploit it. 123896 1915 Craig Kennedy: Sixth Sense, The SS Reeve, Arthur B. Cosmopolitan. May 1915 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123897 1916 Craig Kennedy: Social Gangster, The NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Reeve, Arthur B. #10 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123898 1919 Craig Kennedy: Soul Scar, The NM OWN - H Reeve, Arthur B. #14 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123899 1936 Craig Kennedy: Stars Screaming Murder NM MLPL Reeve, Arthur B. #26 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123900 1914 Craig Kennedy: Terrorists SS Reeve, Arthur B. Popular Magazine, The 5-15-1914 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123901 1917 Craig Kennedy: Treasure-Train, The NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Reeve, Arthur B. #11 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123902 1916 Craig Kennedy: Triumph of Elaine, The NM Reeve, Arthur B. #9 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123903 1935 Craig Kennedy: Truth-Detector, The SS Reeve, Arthur B. Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123904 1913 Craig Kennedy: Vampire, The SS Reeve, Arthur B. Hearst's Magazine February 1913 Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123905 1915 Craig Kennedy: War Terror, The NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Reeve, Arthur B. #5 Craig Kennedy Series Reporter Walter Jameson of the Star is Craig Kennedy's Dr. Watson, a quick-fisted partner who is a first-rate newspaperman. He is Kennedy's roommate and chronicles the stories. 123906 1962 Crane Eden NSF Conrad, Earl Magazine Writer narrator assigned to explore the personality of aging, faded Hollywood and TV star Crane Eden. Parallels to Errol Flynn. 123907 2009 Crank 2: High Voltage M Reporter (Ted Garcia - Himself). 123908 2005 Crank, The M News Media. Reporter (Theresa Bennett). News Reporter (Ted Garcia). Hit man goes on a 24-hour rampage after he discovers that he and his girlfriend have been poisoned. Professional assassin learns his rival has injected him with a poison that will kill him if his heart rate drops. 123909 2008 Cranky Cow, The NSF Miller, Clara M. Aspiring Photojournalist Rory Arbuthnott has ambitions to be a photojournalist. He has no idea of the dangers that ambition will put him in. Unknowingly, he has attracted the attention of the most powerful remaining fallen archangel, Asmodeus, who wants to use him to bring about Lucifer’s downfall. Before the dust settles, Rory heads for Northern Ireland and, again, faces danger. If that weren’t enough, he then goes to Vietnam intending to rescue orphans. Throughout these adventures, Asmodeus waits for his chance. 123910 1978 Crash T News Media. Jetliner crash in Florida Everglades, Dec. 1972. 123911 2004 Crash of Flight 191, The DT Investigative Journalist Peter Greenberg. 123912 1990 Crash: Mystery of Flight 1501, The MT SV 48 News Media 123913 2003 CrashBurn: Erzeren's Groin T Episode #6. 9-29-2003 Commentator, Football (Tim Lane). 123914 1998 Crasher, The N Lord, Shirley Journalist John Q. Peet lives for a warm word from his more famous journalist father. 123915 1847 Crater, The N USC Cooper, James Fenimore Editor. Unnamed liar who edits the Crater Truth-Teller 123916 1997 Cravings/My Heinous Life P D'Agostino, Frank PR Publicist Lori Anne Foster conspires with the wife of a closeted homosexual author/composer of a Broadway musical to take over the production and leave him penniless. 123917 2000 Cravo e a Rosa, O TF Brazil Journalist Serafim Amaral Tourinho (Joao Vitti). 123918 2006 Crawl Space N Meidav, Edie Reporters are in town for a wartime reunion in 1999 when a French Nazi collaborator on trial at the age of 84 after decades as a fugitive eludes conviction in a Paris trial. 123919 2004 Crawler M Newscaster (Leanna Chamish). 123920 1990 Crawlers M Ness Reporter investigates giant worms created from nuclear waste. 123921 1958 Crawling Eye, The M Reporter Philip Truscott (Laurence Payne). Role more important in TV serial in Britain 123922 1986 Crawlspace M College Journalism Student (Laurie Bancroft) at Brown University. Reference to father as being editor of the Santa Fe Chronicle. 123923 1894 Craze of Christina, The N Cameron, Emily (Mrs. Lovett) Journalist inherits money but will lose it if he marries within a certain period of time/ 123924 1984 Crazed Woman M News Media 123925 2002 Crazy as Hell M DVD -R HQ 9007, 9008 Documentarian Parker (John C. McGinley) is an eager beaver and does a documentary project at a psychiatric hospital to reveal the doctors' and patients' effect on each other 123926 1942 Crazy Cruise C L. Vol. 3, Golden Age Parody Travelogue 123927 2005 Crazy For Christmas MT TV Reporter Peter Archer (Vannick Bilson) profiles a generous millionaire in a WXMS TV News Holiday Exclusive. He gives up a job in Washington D.C. to stay at the local news station when he falls in love and learns the meaning of Christmas. He recommends Lauren (Carla Collins), his arch rival on the station, for the job telling the boss to make sure she doesn’t know he recommended her. Boss is flabbergasted since Archer has been pushing for the job for months. His Holiday Exclusive takes the town by storm, and the boss wants a follow-up. 123928 2001 Crazy For Cornelia N Gilson, Chris Paparazzi have dubbed Cornelia Lord, the posh Fifth Avenue co-op’s prettiest tenant, “Corny the Crazy Heiress” because of her scandalous antics. Kevin Doyle, a starving artist living in a slum apartment, doubles as doorman at the co-op, disdains the idle rich while Corny, known in Manhattan’s society pages as the “It” girl, is rolling in dough. When her mother dies, Cornelia yearns for a deeper meaning in life, but suffers a nervous breakdown. Kevin schemes to save her. 123929 2009 Crazy Heart M Journalist Jean Craddock (Maggie Gyllenhaal) is a single mother who interviews Bad Blake (Jeff Bridges). At the start of his attitude toward her is wary and distant, but he’s stirred by her interest and her loneliness. They ease into an affair, drawing together, pulling back and starting again. Craddock must also take care of her four-year-old son. She wakes up the well-travelled country singer who is a barely functioning mess with a ratty beard and ponytail, a large belly and a constant cigarette and glass of bourbon. Bad was once a famous performer and songwriter, and he’s written for other singers with great success. Craddock penetrates the gloom of Bad’s motel room for the interview -- and both their lives change. Bad’s life might have gone on just the way it always had, from one minor tour to the next, one soulful bar to the next, one hard drink to the next -- if he hadn’t met Craddock. But once he does, Bad is destined to try to be better than he ever has before. 123930 1996 Crazy Horse MT Reporter (James Hatzell) 123931 2008 Crazy Hot N Cruz, Melissa de la Travel Writer Mara who is also an au pair is fired from her travel-writing job and dumped at the airport by her Journalist boyfriend. She settles again for a summer chasing toddlers. There is one benefit to nannying, she’ll have plenty of material for the novel she’s writing about an au pair in the Hamptons. 123932 1943 Crazy House M Photographer (Brooks Benedict). 123933 1999 Crazy in Alabama M Reporter (Wayne Ferrara). Reporter (Jerry Lee Leighton). Reporter (Nicolas Royce). Reporter (Don Thomas). Interviewer (Lance Spellerberg). Photographer (Michael Arata). 123934 1999 Crazy in the Cockpit: Woman Pilot's Adventures in the Air, A N Blume, Randy Reporter Kendra Davis reports for her college newspaper, takes a flying lesson to check out an ad for a series on truth in local advertising and gets hooked on flying. Despite her mother's consternation, she plans to graduate school at Columbia give way to pilot training. Tale of woman trying to make it in a man's world. Sexism. Ad claims Anyone Can Be A Pilot for $20. On a whim, Drake decides to test its veracity. 123935 1989 Crazy Like a Fox: T TV Reporter (Belinda Montgomery) touches off a new gold rush on San Francisco's Hyde Street 123936 1986 Crazy Like a Fox: Hyde-and-Seek T Episode. 11-15-1986 TV Reporter (Belinda Montgomery) touches off a new gold rush on San Francisco's Hyde Street 123937 1987 Crazy Like a Fox: Movie, The T Episode. 4-5-19887 TV Reporter (Belinda Montgomery) touches off a new gold rush on San Francisco's Hyde Street 123938 1986 Crazy Like a Fox: Wanted: Dead and Alive T Episode TV Reporter (Belinda Montgomery) touches off a new gold rush on San Francisco's Hyde Street 123939 2002 Crazy Little Thing (aka Perfect You, The) M Reporter Whitney Ann Barnsley (Jenny McCarthy) is a New York City news reporter and a neat freak who has given up the dating scene out of sheer frustration. 123940 1975 Crazy Mama M Newsman (Bill Luckey) 123941 2005 Crazy Monkey Presents Straight Outta Benoni M News Media. American Reporter (Leono Clingman). Local Reporter (Thandi Puren). TV Presenter (Heather Leite). Advertising Executive (Shaeleen Tobin). 123942 1927 Crazy Pavements N USC Nichols, B. Editor Brian Elme, The Lady's Mail. Mrs. Gossett, editress. 123943 1990 Crazy People M TV Anchor (Julian Bell) 123944 2002 Crazy Richard M Australia News Media. Journalist (Bernadette Schwerdt). Radio Interviewer (Paul Harris). Documentary Cameraman (Adam Howden). News Crew (Jason Gould, David Withers). Tribute Special Host (Mike McLeish). 123945 1944 Crazy Springs' Write-In Vote SW GPL O'Mara, Roy M. Press 123946 1927 Crazy to Act M Cameraman (Barney Hellum) 123947 1965 Crazy Wild and Crazy M AFI-Motion Picture Cameramen Cameraman 123948 2006 Crazy X-mas Lights DT Reporter Cynthia McMullen (Herself). 123949 2006 Created of Fire N Cato, Mark Reporter becomes involved in a plan to limit Islamic presence inside the borders of the United States as bombs shake America and flames engulf a major city. 123950 2006 Creating Karma M Gossip Columnist Chanel "Lollipop Fields" Fontaine (Karen Lynn Gorney). becomes a poet after she is forced to move in with her hated half-sister, an eccentric bohemian therapist. Obnoxious Interviewer (David Powell). Interviewers (Osato Dixon, Enid Hiers). Photographer (Noel W. Quinones). 123951 1953 Creative Cookery DT Series.10-10-1953 to 2-25-1955. NBC, ABC. TV Hosts François Pope and Frank Pope. 123952 1990 Creative Process: Norman McLaren M Interviewer (Gavin Millar) 123953 1982 Creativity with Bill Moyers DT Interviewer Bill Moyers 123954 1999 Creator's Game, The M Reporter (Mitchell Billman). Reporter (Brian Stella). 123955 1990 Creature Comforts M Interviewer (Julie Sedgewick) 123956 1955 Creature with the Atom Brain M DVD -R HQ 7160, 7162 News Media. First Reporter (Harry Lauter). Second Reporter Larry Blake). 123957 1998 Creaturealm: Demons Wake: Possession Is Nine-Tenths of the Law M News Media. Reporter (Ali M. Oskoui). Reporter (Janice Rudd). Reporter (Shelly Secrest). News Photographer (Tippy Stuart). Print Reporter (Robert Fernandez). Press Conference Reporter (Peggy Bennett).. 123958 1993 Creatures of Habit N Baumgold, Julie Gossip Columnist Libby Stewart, she of the cynical gaze and acerbic tongue, writes the column, The Pimpernel, and she is called the Pimpernel because she chronicles the society scene in New York City. She now sees the players as the dinosaurs they are -- dead and out of fashion yet still on their feet in search of perfection. Libby (nee Alexander) comes from a Jewish family who had old money before they carelessly lost it all. A graduate of the right dancing class and the right schools, Libby is privy to the activities and secrets of the luxury-flaunting echelon of society that she glamorizes in her gossip column called The Pimpernel. Through Libby’s eyes, we meet a bevy of characters who are passionately into spending, partying and being validated by media attention. 123959 1969 Creatures, Les M AFI-Television/Novelists Writer 123960 1978 Creek Called Wounded Knee, A N OWN Jones, Douglas C. Yellow Journalists including Quinton Tapp, now a reporter for Omaha Bee and the Chicago Herald's well-proportioned widow Thelma Hansen Duncan of the Chicago Herald who uses her charms to get what she wants, cover the Sioux massacre. 123961 2000 Creeper (Jack Ryder): World War Three, Part 3 CB Ditko, Steve JLA #38. February, 2000 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 123962 2006 Creepers N Morrell, David New York Times Reporter Frank Balenger wants to profile five people who are "creepers," the slang term for urban explorers -- city archeologists with a passion for investigating abandoned buildings and their dying secrets. Balenger, a sandy-haired, broad-shouldered reporter with a decided air of mystery about him, isn't looking for just a story, however. And after the group enters the rat-infested tunnel leading to the hotel, it becomes clear that he will get much more than he bargained for. Danger, terror, and death await the creepers in a place ravaged by time and redolent of evil. Balenger disguises himself as a journalist. He is an ex-U.S. Army Ranger and Iraqi war veteran. He joins the Creepers, also known as infiltrators. What they are doing is technically illegal but they never steal or destroy anything they find at the sites. They take only photographs and leave no footprints. Balenger joins the four -- a professor, a high school teacher and two graduate students. 123963 1971 Creepers, The (aka Assault. AKA In the Devil's Garden) M Great Britain Reporter from one of the local papers (Freddie Jones) 123964 1964 Creeping Terror, The M AFI-Television TV 123965 1956 Creeping Unknown, The M Reporter James Fullalove, important in Teleplay, not film 123966 2006 Creepy Canada: Fort Saskatchewan/Laurel Caverns/Mary Ellen Spook Farm/Gallows Hill DT Episode #11. 6-11-2006 Reporter (Felicia Potts). Investigative Reporter (Eli Spruill). 123967 2005 Cremator's Revenge N LeNois, Margaret M. Female Reporter doing stories on the homeless people goes undercover as a homeless person in order to the true stories. But people keep disappearing. She will end up getting the story of a lifetime if she lives to print it. He gets caught in a vicious war between the Cremator of a resort whose job it is to cremate deceased bodies vs. the people whom he deems to be of no value to the society. 123968 2005 Creo DT Short Interviewers Florencia Parra, Federico Peretti. 123969 2005 Crest of Eagles N Howe, Jocelyn Reporter gets involved in the past of Rhodesia where a vital struggle for dominance in the Southern African country took place seven centuries earlier. 123970 2000 Crew, The M News Media. Reporter (Ginger Southall). Newscaster (Jill Beach) 123971 1854 Crewe-Rise N Press 123972 1997 Cri coupe, Le MTF Journalist (Bohumil Svarc) 123973 1981 Cricket N Lande, Nathaniel Correspondent Jonathon Landau, born with cleft palate cannot speak properly for 11 years. After medicine and therapy, learns to speak well, becomes an acclaimed CBS news correspondent, achieves fame and fortune. 123974 2006 Cries in the Dark MT News Media. Reporter (Val Cole). 123975 1997 Crime & Passion (aka Tangled Web, A) N Pantziarka, Pan TV Journalist Sarah Fairfax crosses swords with detective chief inspector in the murder of a financial director that has all the hallmarks of a gangland execution. 123976 1961 Crime and Punishment DT Host Clete Roberts, interviewer. Interviews with convicted felons. Commentator: Robert A. McGhee 123977 1935 Crime and Punishment M Editor (Thurston Hall). Reporter (Russ Powell). 123978 1944 Crime by Night M DVD -R HQ 3810, 3811. VHS 1311 Publisher. Rich industrialist/Publisher is murdered and his daughter is suspect 123979 1953 Crime Classics R Series Press 123980 1975 Crime Club MT Kearney, Gene (Teleplay) Ness Book - TV Pilot Investigative Reporter Daniel Lawrence (Eugene Roche), member of an exclusive club dedicated to crime prevention, works out of lavishly appointed headquarters in New York City. Trio set out to solve series of ice-pick murders. 123981 2005 Crime do Padre Amaro, O MF Portugal Cameraman (Jose Pedro Torres). 123982 1943 Crime Doctor M DVD -R HQ 8172, 8171 News Media. First Reporter in Court (Anthony Warde). Second Reporter in Court (Donald Kerr). Bank of reporters on the phones reporting the story keeping the audience updated throughout the trial. 123983 1934 Crime Doctor, The M Zangwill, Israel (based on novel, “The Big Bow Mystery.”) Press 123984 1935 Crime Does Not Pay: M 48 MGM two-reel shorts, 1935 -1947. The Gangster Film Reporter. Your MGM Crime Reporter (Reed Hadley, William Tannen and Mark Daniels among others)) introduced films on crime 123985 1935 Crime Does Not Pay: Alibi Racket M DVD -R HQ 5712 Brooks, Marty (Story). Richard Goldstone (Screenplay) Short #2 Reporter. Your MGM Crime Reporter (Reed Hadley, William Tannen and Mark Daniels among others)) introduced films on crime 123986 1937 Crime Does Not Pay: Behind the Criminal M Short #13 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. 123987 1935 Crime Does Not Pay: Buried Loot M Short #1 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case. A teller at the bank pleads guilty to embezzling $200,000 from the bank and is sentenced to 5-10 years in prison. He says he spent all the money8 but he actually buried it. After 2 1/2 years, he escapes to Canada. He even burns his face so he will be less recognizable. He digs up his lot but will he get the chance to spend it? 123988 1940 Crime Does Not Pay: Buyer Beware M Short #30 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case. Shady companies selling fake merchandise. 123989 1941 Crime Does Not Pay: Coffins on Wheels M Short #35 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case. A teenager is excited about buying his first car. The car looks terrific, but the owner of the used-car lot is actually a racketeer who sells dangerously unfit cars to unsuspecting buyers. When the brakes fail on one of the cars sold, tragedy ensues and the police are called in to prove that Crime Does Not Pay. 123990 1938 Crime Does Not Pay: Come Across M Short #16 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. Bank robber pulls off a heist and comes out with a good haul. He winds up being forced to give most of it to his gangland "friends" to hide him from the police. They turn their backs on him when his money runs out. 123991 1938 Crime Does Not Pay: Criminal Is Born, A M Short #17 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case. True story of how a young man, ignored by his parents, gets into a gang and starts a crime spree which leads to murder. 123992 1944 Crime Does Not Pay: Dark Shadows M Short #42 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case. In 1944, psychology wasn't given much credibility. This is an early study of psychology and murder. 123993 1947 Crime Does Not Pay: Desert Death M Short #3 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case. Man kills his cousin in the desert, then assumes his identity and tries to collect insurance on himself. 123994 1942 Crime Does Not Pay: Don't Talk M Short Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter (Mark Daniels). During wartime people should not discuss anything related to their work when in public. A casual remark can be overheard by an enemy agent and used to sabotage the war effort. Shipments of parts to a defense plant is compromised. 123995 1939 Crime Does Not Pay: Drunk Driving M Short #25 MGM Crime Reporter (Phillip Trent). Up and coming businessman drinks too much but denies he has a problem. 123996 1944 Crime Does Not Pay: Easy Life M SVD 1465 (Media Excerpts) Short #41 Narrator-Reporter (Charles Trowbridge). A young man drops out of school and joins a small-time hoodlum gang. He finds out that leading a life of crime is not what he thought it would be. News Vendor ("Snub" Pollard) 123997 1940 Crime Does Not Pay: Eyes of the Navy M Short Reporter. Narrator-Reporter (Frank Whitbeck - voice). Produced in cooperation with the United States Navy, the film follows naval aviators through their basic training in Pensacola, Florida and advanced training at San Diego. 123998 1945 Crime Does Not Pay: Fall Guy M Short #43 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. 123999 1936 Crime Does Not Pay: Foolproof M Short #7 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. 124000 1942 Crime Does Not Pay: For the Common Defense! M Short #37 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case. Shows how cooperation among all the nations of the Americas helps the war efforts. Ion this case, a U.S. government agent travels to Chile and Columbia. He works with local authorities to try to thwart an Axis plan to ship stolen ammunition. 124001 1941 Crime Does Not Pay: Forbidden Passage DM DVD -R HQ 6836 Zinneman, Fred, Director. Carl Dudley original story and screen play Short #34 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter tells the story. 124002 1937 Crime Does Not Pay: Give Till It Hurts. M Short #12 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. Charity fraud. Two scam artists set themselves up as philanthropists to help raise money for a local clinic. But the funds they raise never get to help the people who need it. 124003 1945 Crime Does Not Pay: Gun in His Hand, A M Short #46 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case. Young man graduates from the police academy at the top of his class. He then teams up with some local thieves and uses his knowledge of police procedures to commit several warehouse robberies. Police are baffled at first, but when a police officer is murdered during one of the robberies, they start to gather evidence they need to solve the crimes. 124004 1939 Crime Does Not Pay: Help Wanted M Short #23 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. Racketeer setting up an employment agency and then sending his henchmen to line up foremen in companies that employ unskilled labor. Foreman is promised a cut on each new man he hires. Agency gets a whooping percentage of the new employee's first month wages. Foremen then fires the last new-hires and then brings in a new batch of hires. This continues month after month. District Attorney steps in and with the aid of a young unskilled laborer who had been tricked runs the gangster out of the employment agency business after a murder has been committed. 124005 1935 Crime Does Not Pay: Hit-and-Run Driver M Short #5 MGM Reporter Jim (William Tannen). Man runs over a young couple on a deserted road and leaves the scene trying to cover up the incident. 124006 1937 Crime Does Not Pay: It May Happen To You M Short #10 Newspaper. Expose of racket of putting stolen and/or spoiled meat into butcher shops. MGM Crime Reporter (Phillip Trent). Mobsters convince a meat packing company employee to help them hijack a truckload of beef. 124007 1936 Crime Does Not Pay: Jack Pot M Short #28 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. Illegal gambling and illegal bookmaking. 124008 1942 Crime Does Not Pay: Keep 'Em Sailing M Short #38 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter (Mark Daniels) with another story. FBI agent goes undercover to investigate the sabotage of American cargo ships. 124009 1940 Crime Does Not Pay: Know Your Money M Short #27 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case. Efforts of the Secret Service to detect counterfeit money and persecute those responsible for such crimes. 124010 1945 Crime Does Not Pay: Last Installment, The M Short Magazine. Criminal fascinated by magazine account of life of a 1920s racketeer 124011 1947 Crime Does Not Pay: Luckiest Guy in the World, The M Short #48 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case. Man is always looking for the big score. He bets on horses and owes his bookie. At work he "borrows" from his accounts. After a terrible accident, he comes into a large sum of money and thinks he has it made -- or does he? 124012 1938 Crime Does Not Pay: Miracle Money M Short #15 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case. Quack doctor convinces people that his "Volta Ray" cures cancer. 124013 1939 Crime Does Not Pay: Money To Loan M SVD 1458 Short #21 Radio Broadcaster (Reid Kilpatrick). MGM Crime Reporter (Phillip Terry). 124014 1944 Crime Does Not Pay: Patrolling the Ether M Short Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. In the days leading up to World War II, the Radio Intelligence Division of the Federal Communications Commission enlists the help of amateur radio operators. These amateur radio operators help determine the location of broadcasts by enemy agents in the United States. 124015 1936 Crime Does Not Pay: Perfect Set-Up, The M Short #6 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case. City of New York Police Captain Detective tells the story of one of the most unusual criminals of our time. 124016 1945 Crime Does Not Pay: Phantoms, Inc. M Short #45 Narrator (Morris Ankrum - Voice). MGM Crime Reporter with another story. Mother is worried about her son who is missing in action. Over time, she gives a con man all of the family savings to find reassurance that her son is all right. When she can no longer pay, events take a tragic turn. 124017 1943 Crime Does Not Pay: Plan for Destruction M Short #39 Commentator (Lewis Stone) explains how Germany's defeat in World War I sowed the seeds of its quest for world domination in World War II. Focuses on geopolitical concepts developed by a general in the German Army in World War I. After the war he became a professor at the university of Munich where he espoused his idea that in order for Germany to grow and prosper, it must grow in land area by conquering its neighbors. Hitler adopted many of his ideas in carrying out his takeover of Europe. Historical film, newsreels and new dramatized footage are used. Nazi Radio Announcer (Frederick Giermann). 124018 1940 Crime Does Not Pay: Pound Foolish M Short #26 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. Expose of attempts by wealthy people to avoid payment of customs duties. 124019 1936 Crime Does Not Pay: Public Pays, The DM DVD -R HQ 1958 Higgins, John C. (Original Story and Screen Play) Short #8 Reporter. MGM Reporter (Phillip Trent) with a report on racketeering. Gangsters set up a phony association in which all the creameries in a city are forced to join to make the price of milk go up. Those who don't join have vehicle "accidents" and other problems. 124020 1945 Crime Does Not Pay: Purity Squad M Short #47 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. U.S. Food and Drug Administration's effort to ensure that drugs are fully tested before they are sold to consumers. Two unscrupulous investors market a drug as a substitute for insulin after preliminary tests show good results. After a short time, users start dying from the drug. The FDA and the state attorney general's office then go after the drug marketers. 124021 1941 Crime Does Not Pay: Respect the Law M Short #33 Reporter (Hugh Beaumont). Reporter (Hal Le Sueur). Reporter (Roger Moore). Radio Commentator (John Wald). Shows how so-called "minor" lawbreakers can do more damage than major criminals. 124022 1940 Crime Does Not Pay: Soak the Old M DVD -R HQ 10404 Short #31 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. Narrator William Bowen (George Lessey). 124023 1937 Crime Does Not Pay: Soak the Poor M Short #11 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case. Racketeers shake down small grocers and horn in on the relief tickets forcing prices up with the consumers paying the freight. 124024 1941 Crime Does Not Pay: Sucker List M Short #36 Newspaper Owner Mr. Dodd (Richard Kipling). Fraudulent racetrack touts. One method they use is distributing phony tip sheets of yesterday's winners at a local track. They also "accidentally" call people who are deep in debt and leave a false tip. This entices the poor people to make wagers they can't win. 124025 1938 Crime Does Not Pay: They're Always Caught M Short #18 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter (Ted Pearson). 124026 1939 Crime Does Not Pay: Think First M Short #24 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. 124027 1938 Crime Does Not Pay: Think It Over M Short #19 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. 124028 1935 Crime Does Not Pay: Thrill for Thelma, A M Short #4 MGM Reporter (William Tannen). Young girl wanting a life of luxury takes the easy way and winds up in jail. 124029 1937 Crime Does Not Pay: Torture Money M Short Reporter (Harold S. Bucquet) tests out an accident racket that takes advantage of insurance companies 124030 1938 Crime Does Not Pay: What Price Safety! M Short #14 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. Racketeers muscle in on a construction business, use inferior materials, make big profits and endanger public safety. 124031 1939 Crime Does Not Pay: While America Sleeps M Short #22 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter (William Tannen) with another case. Aircraft plant worker is actually selling secret bomber plans to foreign agents. United States Intelligence Department agents plan to trap him and the spies he works for. 124032 1940 Crime Does Not Pay: Women in Hiding M DVD -R HQ 8507 Short #29 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case, this one focusing on unwed mothers, specifically those who believe that they cannot confide in anyone and go to clinics run by people interested in profit not proper care. In this dramatization, women pay $500 to enter a clinic and must sign papers in which they agree to give up their babies for adoption. Childless couples then pay the clinic operators $500 to adopt the children. 124033 1938 Crime Does Not Pay: Wrong Way Out, The M Short #20 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another story. Two young people get married and run away, even though their parents advise them to build up their savings first. After they get settled they can barely make ends meet. When opportunity suddenly presents itself, they start on a downward spiral of crime. 124034 1940 Crime Does Not Pay: You, the People M Short #32 Reporter. MGM Crime Reporter with another case. Big city crime boss attempts to use his crime machine to fraudently win re-election for the current corrupt mayor. By using several illegal tactics and aided by voter apathy, the crime boss nearly continues his control of the city. 124035 2006 Crime Fiction M City Hall Reporter (Jon W. DeMoss). Bookstore Reporter (Dan Stearns). 124036 1930 Crime in Car 13, The NM USC Chalmers, Steven Reporter Hamlin Douglas for the New York Sphere. Nan Tuckett, society. By-line Hamlin Douglas. Observant Newspaperman on board a train when a man is murdered in his berth. 124037 1945 Crime Inc. M SV 167 Mooney, Martin (Book). Ray Schrock (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Jim Riley (Tom Neal) for The Daily News writes "The Crime Reporter" column with contacts in underworld. One offers him exclusive but is later killed in electric chair at wax museum. Riley conducts own investigation, called before grand jury. He refuses to name sources: "The confidence between a news reporter and his source of information is just as sacred as the confidence between doctor and patient, lawyer and client, priest and penitent." Police get reporter to join special committee. Offers protection for his girlfriend. Reporter uses Dictaphone, camera and wiretaps to record gangsters' secret meetings. Gives material to grand jury. Receives subpoena to get him to courtroom where he is congratulated and married in front of grand jury. Riley complains about going to crime scene at night. Wishes gangsters would do killing at decent hour so reporters could get some sleep. Riley also writes book, "Crime Incorporated." Newspaper City Editor (Harry Harvey). New York Times, 6/23/45: "Martin Mooney, ex-crime reporter, is the author and associate producer of this ragged melodrama about a newspaperman who knows all the inner secrets of gangland. That type of reporter is well-known to movie-goers…" 124038 1935 Crime Incorporated NM Mooney, Martin Columnist Jim Riley (Tom Neal) for The Daily News writes "The Crime Reporter" column with contacts in underworld. One offers him exclusive but is later killed in electric chair at wax museum. Riley conducts own investigation, called before grand jury. He refuses to name sources: "The confidence between a news reporter and his source of information is just as sacred as the confidence between doctor and patient, lawyer and client, priest and penitent." Police get reporter to join special committee. Offers protection for his girlfriend. Reporter uses Dictaphone, camera and wiretaps to record gangsters' secret meetings. Gives material to grand jury. Receives subpoena to get him to courtroom where he is congratulated and married in front of grand jury. Riley complains about going to crime scene at night. Wishes gangsters would do killing at decent hour so reporters could get some sleep. Riley also writes book, "Crime Incorporated." Newspaper City Editor (Harry Harvey). 124039 2004 Crime Ink DT DVD -R HQ 2460 (Disc mislabeled as 2450) Crime-Documentary Special Tabloid reporters from New York chase the same crime stories. The rivals will do anything to top the competition. 124040 1989 Crime Monthly T Series 1989 Reporter (Peter Davey). 124041 1937 Crime Nobody Saw, The M Press. Theater producer hands over five hundred dollars to playwrights Nicholas Carter, Horace Smith, and Babe (Lew Ayres, Benny Baker, Eugene Pallette) 124042 1936 Crime of Dr. Forbes, The M News Media. Reporter (Ernie Adams, Don Brodie, Ruth Clifford, Franklyn Farnum, Harry Harvey, Mike Lally, George Magrill, Philo McCullough, Frank Melton, Frank Mills). Editor (Otto Hoffman). Photographer (Charles Sherlock). Radio Announcer (Carroll Nye). Newsboy (Matty Roubert). Messenger Boys (Harry Bowen, Wesley Giraud). 124043 1964 Crime of Monsieur Lange, The M AFI-Publishers/Novelists Writer 124044 1957 Crime of Passion M DVD -R HQ 2587, 2570. SVD 1089 Eisinger, Jo (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Advice Columnist Kathy Ferguson (Barbara Stanwyck) for The San Francisco Post, San Francisco's top sob sister, is assigned to get the "woman's angle" on a story about a fugitive wanted by police for killing her husband. While covering the story, she confronts two policemen who have been brought in from Los Angeles: "You have your work to do, we have ours." Cop responds: "Your work should be raising a family, having dinner ready for your husband when he gets home." She takes the advice to heart. After writing a letter to the wanted woman through her column and turning fugitive over to police when she makes contact, Ferguson gives up her plans to go to New York and marries the cop. She tries to further her husband's career, have an affair with inspector, shoots him when he passes over her husband for a promotion. Reporter (Robert Quarry). Reporter Sam (Robert Quarry). New York Times, 1/10./57: "As for Miss Stanwyck's transition from the nice, sassy gal in the pressroom to a maniacal stalker, we don't believe it. Come off it, Miss Stanwyck. Once a reporter, always a lady,." 124045 2003 Crime of Passion, A MT High Society Photographer (Matthew Harrison). 124046 1998 Crime of Silence N Carlon, Patricia Reporter Evan Kiley's 15-month-old son has been kidnapped for ransom. The baby sitter is murdered. Kiley has been warned not to contact the police so he begs a father and mother whose own child was kidnapped for help. Father is guilty about never contacting the police so he provides ransom cash and helps Kiley hide the babysitter's body. The girl is returned safely and the police are never contacted. . Later, Kiley disappears and police accuse the man of murdering the babysitter. 124047 1946 Crime of the Century M Rhinehart, O'Letea, William Hagens (Story). Rhinehart, Hagens, Gertrude Walker (Screenplay) Reporter Jim Rogers (Ray Walker) has a brother who is an ex-con and wants to find out what happened to his newspaper reporter brother. Discovers reporter uncovered scheme to keep financier's death a secret until after stockholder's meeting. He rescues the reporter, who has been kidnapped by the crooks, while the head of the gang and the dead financier's secretary end up killing each other. Newsman (Donald Kerr). 124048 1996 Crime of the Century MT SVDSP 726 Reporter (Robert Clotworthy). Reporter (Gary Gershaw). Reporter (Doug Kruse). Reporter (Jon Manfrellotti). Reporter (Steve March). Reporter (Michael Monks). Reporter (John Ruskin). Reporter (Thomas Charles Simmons). Newsman (Donald Kerr). 124049 1933 Crime of the Century, The M VHS 1078 Espe, Walter Maria (Play -- Der Fall Grootman). Florence Ryerson, Brian Marlow (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Dan Mckee (Stuart Erwin) plays another of those reporters who takes charge of a murder investigation. Variety, 2/21/33: "Story offers some novelties including a newspaper reporter who solves the problem without ever getting drunk or abnormally fresh." 124050 1952 Crime On My Hands NM Chapman, Robert Press 124051 1933 Crime on the Hill M Reporter (Reginald Purdell). 124052 1948 Crime on Their Hands M Managing Editor J.L. Cameron (Charles C. Wilson), Daily Gazette 124053 1948 Crime Reporter CB Tuska, George, Art. Matt Baker (Cover). #2. September 1948. St. John. Reporter. Stories include “Crime Reporter Nabs Stage Beauty’s Killer.” “Blue Monk Queers Mob Leader’s Murder Alibi.” “Police Leaks Traced to Thug in City Jail.” “Girl’s Captors Killed in Dope Ransom Plot.” “Gen. Cache Uncovered Before Mansion Burns.” 124054 1948 Crime Reporter CB Tuska, George, Art. Matt Baker (Cover). #1. August 1948. St. John. Reporter. “Death Makes a Deadline.” 124055 1948 Crime Reporter CB Tuska, George, Art. Matt Baker (Cover). #3. October, 1948. St. John. Reporter. 124056 2006 Crime Reporter’s Poem PO Domrzalski, Dennis The sputtering love life of a young crime reporter His name was Dennis Domrzalski; The crime beat was his game. He smoked cigars and drank a lot And had a gorgeous dame. He worked like hell to dig up crime-- A damn good job he did. The bad guys couldn’t hide from him-- He knew where they hid. He hated crime--oh my God-- How it made him sick. When his stories ran in print The criminals had their pick Of any jail in the land To spend their wasted lives. And D’d walk off and drink some booze In the local dives. “Whiskey, straight--bring it now-- Leave the bottle Jackson. Who’s that sweet thing down the bar? I’ll betcha she wants action. “Hey babe, come here, sit by me, I’m a crime reporter. Barkeep, yo, over here, And take this sweet thing’s order. “Ya say your name is Baby Jane. Sounds like bull to me. You shouldn’t lie you silly thing. Let’s see your I.D. “Yeah, I can check it, yes I can, ‘Cause I’m a crime reporter. My beat’s this nation from its core To its every border. “It says your name is Sally, Sally Cozinetti. I used to know a bum named that. You got a brother named Eddie? “No? So what, who cares, I don’t give a damn. He’s probably dead; he’s probably shot. He got it ‘Bam! Bam! Bam.’ “Sal, my name is Dennis. My name is Dennis D. I’m rough and tough and real mean ‘Cause crime’s got hold of me. “I hang around police stations. I see crime all the time. I think about it day and night, It’s always on my mind. “We’ve got to stop the bad guys. We’ve got to put ‘em away. We’ve got to make our nation’s streets Safe for kids to play. “I don’t like kids--don’t get me wrong-- I hate their little guts. The way they giggle and laugh all day They must all be nuts. “But crime is bad; it hurts the nation, And someone’s got to stop it. We’ve got to put the crooks away And take away crime’s profit. “That job’s part mine, Baby Sal, ‘Cause I report on crime. All the bums that I write up Wind up doing time. “Impressed you say? I thought you’d be. Let’s go to my apartment, Where you and I can both remove These stupid, silly garments.” They left the bar. He took her home. He walked her through the alleys. He said how tough and mean he was And bragged to his sweet Sally. “Don’t be scared,” he said to her. “I’m here to protect you. If bad guys try to beat us up I’ll just shoot a few.” That thrilled the daylights out of her; She fell into his arms. She was doomed and couldn’t resist The crime reporter’s charms. They found his joint, a boarding room, Above an all-night diner. He bought her chili and asked her then If she was a minor. She said “no.” They went upstairs, And he unlocked the door. When the chili was all gone He asked, “Do you want more?” “No,” she said, “it’s you I want. Please take off your shirt.” This he did and plus some more And he removed her skirt. They kissed it seems so passionately, It’s clear that love was there. He removed his ban-lon socks And she her underwear. Other garments went in time. She nibbled on his ear. He looked at her so lovingly And held her very near. She told him that she loved him so. She said, “You’re mine all mine.” When he asked her why, she said: “‘Cause you report on crime.” They embraced so wickedly And fell onto the bed. She rubbed his chest and other parts, Good feelings filled his head. He thought of home and dear sweet mom And wondered what she’d say, If she’d seen how he’d grown up And found new ways to play. Time went on and things got warm, The moon was full that night. They kissed and hugged and romped around--Things seemed so very right. The moment was soon approaching When their love’d be final. That it was there and both felt it Of this there’s no denial. He looked at her. She looked at him. He seemed a little frightened. She assured him tenderly, How his face then brightened. He made his move to finalize Those mutual loving feelings. Closer still he moved to her-- And then he was sent reeling. Ring! Ring! Ring!--Dong! Dong! Dong! He heard the sirens screaming. Fire trucks is what they were, He knew he was not dreaming. He jumped up to the window And saw the trucks go by. “Fire! Fire! Fire!” he screamed, “Who? What? When? Where? Why?” He quickly dressed and looked at Sal, Who by then was crying. He tried right then to comfort her And said, “Bums may be dying.” “I’m sorry, Sal,” he said to her, “It’s such a crazy time. But someone may have torched a joint And that’s a damn big crime.” He donned his hat, a gray fedora, And slid right out the door. He winked at Sal and said to her, “I’ll be back for more.” The blaze was cheap, really cheap. There was nobody dead. A mattress fire is all it was In some old drunk bum’s bed. Dennis phoned his editor and said, “Chief, nothing’s up. It’s home I’m bound, I’ll see ya ‘round.” The phone he then hung up. He stopped into a liquor store And had a few quick shots. He thought of Sal at home in bed And knew he missed her lots. Well, he rushed home to his sweet Sal, But she had left by then. She left a note on the table Written with his pen. “I loved you so you crazy man. I had a damn good time. But now I hate your guts, you bum, You broke this heart of mine. “I hope we never meet again And that you’ll learn in time, To take your openings when they come, ‘Cause love can’t wait for crime. --Bye, Sally.” 124057 1938 Crime Ring M DVD -R HQ 3806, 3805. SVD 554. SV 41 Taviner, Reginald (Story). J. Robert Bren, Gladys Atwater (Screenplay) Reporter Joe Ryan (Allan Lane) of the Los Angeles Daily Sun sets out to expose a crooked fortune-telling racket. Editor Clifton (George Irving). 124058 1938 Crime School M DVD -R HQ 3807, 3805. SVD 1345, VHS 1302 Bowery Boys Reporter (Stuart Holmes). Reporter Covering "Escape" (John Ridgely). Reporter Covering "Escape" (Clayton Moore). 124059 2003 Crime Spree M TV Reporter - Female (J.C. Kenny). 124060 1981 Crime Story, A NM OWN - P Nash, Jay Robert Reporter Jack Journey, Chicago's top crime reporter 124061 1986 Crime Story: Abrams for the Defense T SVD 1114 Episode News Media 124062 1987 Crime Story: Blast From the Past T Episode #24. 9-29-1987 Reporter (Rusty Meyers). 124063 1988 Crime Story: Byline T SVD 1132 Episode Reporter. Hard-drinking reporter (Tom Signorelli) intimates he's working on a big story while on a Las Vegas "pleasure" trip 124064 1987 Crime Story: Ground Zero T Episode #22. 3-13-1987 News Media. Second Reporter (Jim Williams). Third Reporter (Mark O'Neill). 124065 1986 Crime Story: Justice Hits the Skids T Episode IX News Media 124066 1988 Crime Story: Moulin Rouge T Episode Reporter Susanne Terry (Pam Grier) investigates firebombing of black-owned nightclub casino 124067 1986 Crime Story: Old Friends, Dead Ends T Episode #9. 11-4-1986 Reporter (William Dick). 124068 1988 Crime Story: Protected Witness T Episode #35. 2-2-1988 TV Reporter (Jeff Olson). 124069 1987 Crime Story: Senator, The, the Movie Star, and the Mob T Episode #23. 9-22-1987 News Media. Reporter #1 (Thomas Hilliard) 124070 1938 Crime Takes a Holiday M Radio frame-up 124071 1936 Crime that Nobody Saw, The M Writer (Kent Taylor) is a sleuthing writer. 124072 1980 Crime Time M SVD 638 News Media 124073 1997 Crime Traveler: Fashion Shoot T Episode #3. 3-15-1997. Sci-Fi Journalist (Anna Brecon). 124074 1997 Crime Traveller: Death Minister T Episode #6. 4-5-1997. Sci-Fi Journalist (Sally Ann Barber). Journalist (Stephen Ullathorne). 124075 1934 Crime Without Passion M Reporters (Charles MacArthur, Ben Hecht). Court Interviewer With Pipe (Ben Hecht). Second Interviewer in a Light Suit (Charles MacArthur). 124076 1983 Crime, La MF Journalist. Un observateur (Jacques Bondoux) 124077 1955 Crime, the Place and the Girl, The N Stapledon, D. (pseudonym of Douglas Stapleton and Dorothy Stapleton) Press Agent Peter Hack on a search to find a beautiful young woman who makes an impressive appearance at a Hollywood premiere. She's implicated in a murder. Hack finds her and must keep the police at bay until he can prove her innocent 124078 1993 CrimeBroker MT TV Newsreader (Ron Wilson). Woman devises blueprints for criminal operations and offers them for sale to the crime world. Her operation falls apart when she becomes an accessory to murder. 124079 1950 Crimen de Oribe, El MF Argentina Journalist (Nestor Yoan). 124080 2002 Crimen del padre Amaro, El MF Photographer (Rogelio Rojas). 124081 2002 Crimen del padre Amaro, El (aka Crime of Father Amaro, The) MF Spanish News Media discovers a local priest is allowing drug lords to launder their money in the financing of a much-needed hospital. He recruits the young Father Amaro in a campaign to muzzle the inquisitive press. 124082 2003 Crimen del Padre Amaro, El (aka Crime of Padre Amaro, The) MF Carrera, Carlos Mexico. Newspaper Publisher retracts a scandalous story about the church and is willing to take extreme measures to preserve his career. Film follows handsome priest who skillfully forces the publisher to retract the story. Priest arrives in small town and finds himself surrounded by hypocrisy and corruption, and tempted by beautiful young woman who confesses that when she "touches herself" she thinks of Jesus. 124083 1989 Crimes and Misdemeanors M DVD -R HQ 4793, 4794. L Documentarian Cliff Stern (Woody Allen), producer of documentaries no one wants to see. Photographer (George J. Manos). 124084 2004 Crimes of Fashion MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Robert Lee). Robert #2 (Michelle McCree). Video Director (Darryl Hinds). 124085 1999 Crimes of Mistress Meow, The M Reporter Stacy Burke (Stacy Berk) is kidnapped by a master criminal, Mistress Meow, to use as hero bait to capture the Spellbinder so she can capture the world. 124086 1996 Crimetime M News Media. Actor immerses self in TV role of serial killer while real criminal delights in the News Media attention 124087 1985 Crimewave M Reporter at Execution (Joel Coen). Weatherman (Chuck Gaidica). Announcer (Jimmie Launce). 124088 1988 Criminal Act M Yost, Daniel (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Sharon Felds (Charlene Dallas) accuses editor Pam Weiss (Catherine Bach) of being afraid to print a story about criminal activities because the man involved owns a large share of the community including stock in the newspaper. Also claims that Weiss cannot cover a story anymore now that she has a cushy desk job. Editor responds that she will cover the first story that comes along, which happens to involve a rat flushed up in the ladies room toilet. Two women go into the basement of the newspaper office to investigate and find an old tunnel. They are attacked and the editor punches out the assailant. Also uncover a "rat person" living in the tunnel. Go to a morgue to investigate a drowning victim. Pretend to be prostitutes to seduce morgue attendant. Arrested after a fight with the attendant. Journalists discover a plot to shanghai homeless people. They escape the killer and capture him. Editor decides she has had enough crime reporting but rushes out with reporter Fields when a potential bank robbery is spotted taking place down the street. Managing editor constantly complaining about them leaving the office. 124089 1931 Criminal Code, The M DVD -R HQ 7812, 7813 Reporter (Jack Vance) 124090 1946 Criminal Court M SVD 1241 Reporter (Tony Barrett). Reporters act as Greek Chorus commenting on trial throughout. Good reporter and editor atmosphere. Reporter (Carl Hansen). Reporter (Mike Lally). 124091 1995 Criminal Hearts M Newscaster (Will Ferrell) 124092 2005 Criminal Intent M DVD -R HQ 8228, 8229. Reporter (Julius Chapple) 124093 1942 Criminal Investigator M Hoerl, Arthur (Story). Edmond Kelso (Additional Dialogue). George Jeske (Screenplay) Ness Book. Remake of "Midnight Patrol." 1932. Cub Reporter Martin (Robert Lowery) is the son of a policeman given a job on the News Journal and is able to outsmart both police and fellow reporters while solving a murder. At first he is hassled by editor because he went to journalism school. But he does not even know that the newspaper files are called a morgue. At press club, he finds no more regard for the profession. Reporters he meets include disillusioned novelist who the cub is told became a newsman for the sake of his stomach. When the cub hassles another reporter about his handling of a murder story, editor tells him to take the assignment if he thinks he can do better. Cub has no luck trying to interview killer so he kicks a cop in order to get jailed himself. Discovers reason suspect has not talked is he is deaf and dumb. Cub interviews him in sign language. Cub discovers body of showgirl who was murdered after being released from prison. Witnesses who see him examining body think he is killer. Ends up identifying the real killer. 124094 1988 Criminal Law M TV Newscaster (Bill Haughland). Newscaster (Howard Schwartz). Newscaster (Mitzumi Takahasi). Reporter (Mike Bucci). Reporter (Lois Dellar). Reporter (Aidan Devine). Reporter (Susan Glover). Reporter (David Gow). Reporter (Richard Jutras). Reporter (Sam LeMarquand). Reporter (Robert Parson). Reporter (James Rae). Reporter (Linda Rona). 124095 1937 Criminal Lawyer M DVD -R HQ 5880, 5883 Reporter in Courtroom (Jerry Fletcher) 124096 2007 Criminal Minds: About Face T DVD -R HQ 9196 Episode. 10-31-2007 News Media. TV News Reporter Abbey Roxford (Kelli Kirkland Powers), Channel 10 KWBD News. Public Relations. Communications Coordinator-Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). Dave Rossi alienates his new colleagues. With a killer circulating “Have you seen me?” posters of women before they disappear, Rossi bucks the team and leaks vital intel to the press. Team searches for a murderer who posts missing-persons fliers of his victims where he knows they will see them before he kidnaps and kills them. “Press is saying we gave this case a stupid name,” says local detective. “Leeches. They haven’t had such a big story in a long time,” says one local policeman to a member of the Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU). 124097 2007 Criminal Minds: Ashes and Dust T Episode #41. 3-21-2007 Reporter (Adri Johnson). 124098 2007 Criminal Minds: Big Game, The T DVD -R HQ 7906. Episode. 2-4-2007 News and Sports Media. The team investigates a wealthy couple's murder at their home following a Super Bowl party. Someone places a 911 call quoting Bible passages seconds before the murders. Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124099 2006 Criminal Minds: Charm and Harm T DVD -R HQ 7522 Episode. 4-19-2006 News Media. Gideon, Hotchner and their team race across the South in pursuit of a chameleonlike killer. Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124100 2006 Criminal Minds: Empty Planet T DVD -R HQ 7247 Episode. 11-7-2006 News Media. Press Conference. Member of the team runs the press conference. Unit is called into action when a serial bomber terrorizes Seattle. Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124101 2009 Criminal Minds: Eyes Have It, The T DVD -R HQ 11867 Episode. 11-4-2009 Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook) talks to the news media when the BAU is called to Oklahoma City to help local authorities track a serial killer who removes the eyes of his murder victims and keeps the eyes as souvenirs. 124102 2007 Criminal Minds: Fear and Loathing T DVD -R HQ 7986. DVD -R HQ 8511 Episode. 2-14-2007 News Media. Possibly racially motivated serial-killer is on the loose and the BAU team travels to an upscale New York neighborhood to hunt him. Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124103 2006 Criminal Minds: Fisher King, The (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 7661, 7662. Episodes. 5-10-2006 9-20-2006 News Media. Press conference ends Part One. Team members become pawns in the fantasy game of a psychopathic killer, who challenges them to unravel a series of clues in hope of saving his next victim. In Part Two, the team works on unraveling a psychopath's clues in hope of saving his most recent victim as one member of the group struggles for her life. Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124104 2005 Criminal Minds: L.D.S.K. T DVD -R HQ 6138 (Media Excerpts). Episode. 11-2-2005 TV Reporter John Jenkins (Kent Shocknek) of WPOV News, Chicago Channel 3. The Behavioral Analysis Unit is called in to identify a killer who is shooting at victims in broad daylight. Angry when the news is leaked to the press. The Unit arrests Reporter Jenkins, Under Homeland Security, the Unit can hold him as long as they want without any charges since they consider the shooting a terrorist attack. Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124105 2006 Criminal Minds: Last Word, The T DVD -R HQ 7325 Episode #31. 11-14-2006. News Media. Male Reporter (Trevor Olsen). Female Reporter (Inger Tudor). Female Reporter #2 (Karina Bennett). Reporter #2 (Landall Goolsby). Daughter of high-powered diplomats must battle suspicions of nepotism when her assignment to the unit is made without notification to her superiors. Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124106 2006 Criminal Minds: Lessons Learned T DVD -R HQ 7363 Episode #32. 11-22-2006 News Media. News Reporter Tina Tomorrow (Hiwa Bourne). Use of fake TV news report on terrorist attack to trick a terrorist into revealing the location of the real attack that will take place in the next hour in the third latest crowded shopping mall in the United States in Virginia. BAU travels to Guantanamo Bay to interrogate a terrorist sleeper cell leader who could help prevent a major national disaster. Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124107 2008 Criminal Minds: Limelight T Episode. Reporters (Nicole Stuart). Reporter #2 (Michael Chandler). Reporter #3 (Ruby Campbell). 124108 2008 Criminal Minds: Mayhem T DVD -R HQ 10299 Episode. 9-24-2008 News Media covers terrorist bombing of an FBI SUV from the Behavioral Analysis Unit. Rest of the team fights to catch terrorists responsible for the bombing and to stop a larger target. One member of the Criminal Minds team is killed. 124109 2006 Criminal Minds: P911 T DVD -R HQ 8728 Episode. 9-27-2006 News Media. TV Report. Gideon and the team race to prevent a child pornographer from auctioning a boy online. 124110 2006 Criminal Minds: Perfect Storm, The T DVD -R HQ 7033 Episode. News Media. TV Newscaster (Stephen Alvarez). Field Reporters (Female and Male) Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124111 2006 Criminal Minds: Poison T Episode #13. 1-18-2006 News Media. Reporter (Suzanne Whang). Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124112 2006 Criminal Minds: Real Rain, A T DVD -R HQ 7093 Episode #17. 3-22-2006 Crime Reporter (Glenn Walker) for the New York Quest is scooping police on Manhattan murders turning the psychopath killer into a folk hero. Front Page Tabloid Headlines: "Judge and Jury." "Street Justice" Reporter probably "drinks too much" and gets a vicarious thrill out of writing about this murderer, but the "reporter is not the vigilante killer." Man-on-the-street TV interviews supports vigilante killer. Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) travels to New York City to investigate a series of murders that appears to have been committed by a vigilante conducting revenge on former criminals who have been released by the justice system. BAU is composed of an elite team of FBI profilers who analyze the country's most twisted criminal minds and anticipate their next moves before they strike again. Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124113 2006 Criminal Minds: Riding the Lightning T Episode #14. 1-25-2006 News Media. Becky the Reporter (Cynthia Lamontagne). Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124114 2007 Criminal Minds: Scared To Death T DVD -R HQ 9348 Episode. 11-2007 News Media. TV News Reporter Abbey Roxford (Kelli Kirkland Powers), Channel 10 KWBD News. Public Relations. Communications Coordinator-Press Liaison (A.J. Cook), a member of the Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU), gives a news conference. 124115 2006 Criminal Minds: Sex, Birth, Death T DVD -R HQ 7435 Episode. 11-30-2006 News Media. Serial killers. Young man reaches out to Spencer Reid who thinks he may be a serial killer. Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124116 2006 Criminal Minds: Somebody's Watching T DVD -R HQ 7413 Episode. 3-29-2006 News Media. Paparazzi. Art News. Paparazzo Joseph Martinez (Alejandro Furth). Tabloid newspaper: Celebrity Sneak Peak. "A Mystery Man in Lila's Life" is the caption under a front page picture of the actress and a member of the FBI unit. Dr. Reid falls for a Hollywood starlet at the center of a murder investigation. Turns out her best friend has been killing her rival, a producer who didn't hire her, her manager and now is coming to kill her. Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124117 2008 Criminal Minds: Tabula Rasa T DVD -R HQ 9909 Episode. 5-24-2008 News Media. Team uses brain “fingerprinting” when a suspected serial killer awakes from a four-year coma but doesn’t remember any of the crimes. 124118 2007 Criminal Minds: True Night T DVD -R HQ 9335 Episode. 11-28-2007 News Media. Comic Book artist (Frankie Muntz) is traumatized by the death of his fiancé by street thugs and takes revenge without remembering anything he has done. But he draws exact replicas of the crime scenes. 124119 2006 Criminal Minds: Unfinished Business T DVD -R HQ 7034 Episode #15. 3-1-2006 News Media. TV Field Reporters (Mel Fair). TV Field Reporter (Shauntay Hinton). TV Newscaster (Rich Skidmore). When a serial killer reappears, the team works with a retired BAU agent who just published a book about the perpetrator. Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124120 2006 Criminal Minds: What Fresh Hell? T Episode. 1-11-2006 News Media. Reporter Hal at press conference asks parents of missing girl if a body found is their daughter's. Causes great distress for parents (police know the body is not their daughter). Many scenes of media and police. Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124121 2005 Criminal Minds: Won't Get Fooled Again T DVD -R HQ 5835 Epsode. TV Reporter Rosalie Escobar, WORY-News, in the field reporting alive in a News Alert when an explosion goes off behind her during her report. Public Relations. Press Liaison (A.J. Cook). 124122 2009 Criminal Minds: Zoe’s Reprise T DVD -R HQ 11673 Episode. 2-18-2009 Crime Columnist Paula McConnell (Beverly Leech). The ashtray is full of lipstick smeared butts, and the desk is threatening to crumble under the weight of the files stacked there, but journalist McConnell is curious about this visit from the BAU. JJ and Rossi are asking for her help. They believe that because of her high profile in crime journalism in Cleveland, the unsub murderer is reading her column. They want her to report that the FBI has found the unsub’s signature. Rossi goes on to tell her that the killer is doing something compulsive, something he “needs” to do at every crime scene to get a sexual release. This repetitive behavior at each crime scene will lead the detectives to him. As Paula is starting to theorize, JJ’s phone rings and Reid tells the agents that they’ve found another body. Paula immediately picks up her phone. The next morning the miller reads McConnell’s crime column where the journalist describes the recent homicides as the work of one man, and that, with the help of the BAU they have discovered the killer’s signature. Local authorities in Cleveland enlist the help of the BAU to assist in the pursuit of a serial killer who appears to be copying the methods used by famous murderers from the past. People in crowded bookshop sit with rapt attention while David Rossi reads from the 10th anniversary addition of his bestseller, “Deviance: The Secret Desires of Sadistic Serial Killers.” Zoe Hawkes is interested in killers. She always checks out Paul’s crime column. Now Zoe is dead, the victim of the serial killer. 124123 1993 Criminal Seduction NM North, Darian Tabloid Reporter Holly Danielson, stung by a fellow journalist's rejection of her own romantic overtures, smears an affair he is having with the defendant in a sensational trial all over the tabloids. Journalist Owen Byrne, a true-crime writer in upstate New York to cover a sensational murder trial. Uncovers more than he bargains for in his attempt to fit together the pieces of the victim's life -- and ends up falling for the defendant. Bryne writing unpublished short stories in moments stolen from working his family's struggling Kansas ranch. Agent agrees to send him to New York to gather material for a book on the trial. He gets an exclusive interview with the defendant and building on information from her and a growing network of contacts, he uncovers darker secrets the husband she is accused of killing. 124124 1988 Criminal Tendencies N O'Rourke, William News Media 124125 1916 Criminal, The M AFI-Authors Writer 124126 1999 Criminal, The M Radio Journalist (Hugh Sykes) 124127 1937 Criminals of the Air M Cooper, Jack (Story). Owen Francis (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Nancy Rawlings (Rosalind Keith) assigned the airport beat in a border town. Pays a waitress to spy on a pilot (who is really a secret agent and doesn't want his picture taken). Reporter helps pilot escape and the two fly off. Editor is worried about her safety. Camera-eye Condon (Walter Soderling). 124128 1941 Criminals Within M Hoerl, Arthur (Story). Edward Bennett (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Linda (Ann Doran) helps draftee fight spies seeking chemical formula known only to five scientists. Enemy agents kill one of the men to try to find out identities of others. Draftee discovers enemy infiltration in own company. 124129 1913 Crimson Coach N MLPL Krudy, Gyula Journalists. Rezeda, Horvath. Battaszeki, the editor. "Without an actress as a mistress no one could be considered a serious and important newspaperman." Bela Bonifacz, journalist….male. Journalist hero fails in a suicidal attempt when his love for a young actress is not returned. 124130 1961 Crimson Gate, The N OWN - H Gibbs, Henry Journalists. Western Journalists living in Communist China and trying to get their dispatches past the official censor to their newspapers. 124131 1916 Crimson Stain Mystery, The M Serial Publisher. Son of crusading newspaper publisher investigates a series of murders 124132 1995 Crimson Tide M DVD -R HQ 8073, 8074. CNN Reporter (Richard Valeriani-Himself) on French Aircraft Carrier Foch 124133 1985 Crimson Wind, The N Hennessy, Max Weinberg List Journalist 124134 2009 Crippled Heart M Reporter (Chamane Barbatti). Man involved in a robbery who has just lost his wife wakes up in a hospital to her he has been paralyzed from the waist down. After missing his wife’s funeral, he loses the will to live until he hears that the man that put him in the wheelchair has yet to be caught. After the robber shows up at his house to see him sitting helplessly in a wheelchair, the man must learn to walk again -- not only to avenge his wife’s murder, but also to protect his son. 124135 1944 Crisco's Radio Newspaper R CD11 - Wells 2-29-1944 Radio Newspaper 124136 2000 Crisis M News Media. TV Reporter (Carla Swanson). 124137 1985 Crisis CB New Teen Titans, The #13 Reporter Bethany Snow. Crisis begins. Daily Planet Reporter Clark Kent-Superman. 124138 1981 Crisis at Central High MT Reporter (William B. Jones). News Media 124139 1939 Crisis in London SS GPL Gallico, Paul In "Confessions of a Story Writer." Copyreader. Hiram Holiday, newspaper copyreader for 15 years on the rim of the Sentinel copy desk. Holiday correcting copy, writing headlines, checking up the work of men in action, the reporters, and correspondents and feature writers who went out into the world and got the news. The world passed beneath his fingers in the shape of words. Sentinel was a morning newspaper. Shift: 3 to 11 p.m. 124140 1985 Crisis in the Newspaper Office, A P MLPL Gilfond, H. Play Index, 1983-87 Press 124141 1949 Crisis, The T Series. Interviewer (Adrian Spies). 124142 1948 Critic at Large DT Critic John Mason Brown, host of series. Guest critics about the arts 124143 1939 Critic on the Pan, The PO COPY Holmes, John In "Fair Warning." Critic. "Some men have woe, and some have weal, But how does a man on Monday feel Whose newest novel, or book of rhymes, Has been reviewed in the Sunday Times? Fred Augustus Peel said: "Disturbing! Lively! Rich! Profound! Exciting! Skillful! Witty! Sound!" "Authentic! Challenging! Here to Stay! Functional! Haunting! Epic! New! Amazing! Eloquent! Vivid! True! Triumphant! Tender! Highly Prized! Alert! Original! Civilized!" "And that's what Fred Augustus said In a loud clear voice on Monday morn, And muttered he wished he'd never been born, And added he wished that he were dead." 124144 1953 Critic, The T Episode. 1-20-53. (Fireside Theatre) Critic 124145 1955 Critic, The T Episode. 7-14-55. (Star Tonight) Critic 124146 1906 Critic, The M Critic writes an honest opinion. Article annoys performers who want to attack him. Insert of newspaper column 124147 1912 Critic, The M Ness Book Critic. Negative screen image of the critic, an unprincipled type working for the Daily Record who uses his influence to pursue an actress and slam the poet she loves. Critic later exposed as a plagiarist while appearing on stage to receive the applause for a play he didn't write. 124148 1779 Critic, The P USC Cumberland, Richard Printer. Master Type: "I thought to have faced my paper with sorrowful news for Old England. However, we must vamp up an Item or two. No French Mail in. Which way is the wind, Friend Ratsbane." Ratsbane. Printer's Devil. On morning papers. Type must fill his paper and wants Ratsbane to give him a ready-made article or anything. Ratsbane says if "you to feed me well, I could fill half your paper." 124149 1779 Critic, The P Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Critic. Mr. Puff, a playwright as well as an 18th century press agent who praises things for a price. He has several categories of "puffs" which he writes in praise of anyone or anything when he is well paid. 124150 2006 Critic, The M Short - Fantasy Critic. The Critic (Matthew Walker). Writer Edgar Allen Poe (Paul Anthony). 124151 2008 Critic, The N May, Peter Wine Critic Gil Petty, the world’s number one wine critic, went missing during a tasting tour of the little-known wine region of Gaillac. Four years ago, his body was discovered strung up on a cross in the vineyards of southwest France. When the corpse of powerful American wine critic Gil Petty turned up in southwest France, local cops were perplexed -- the body was dressed in the robes of a local fraternal organization and appeared to have been practically pickled in wine. Four years later, shortly after Scottish sleuth Enzo Macleod, who specializes in insolvable murders, reopens the case, another wine-saturated corpse is found. Petty had made countless enemies in the wine world and his ex-wife and daughter had few kind words to say about him, but what connects him to the second killing? Several years ago renowned wine critic Gil Petty vanished without a trace during a vino veritas trip to the Gaillac region of France. A few years later his preserved corpse was found drenched in wine. The case was never solved after he was found hanging like a wet scarecrow in the nearby woods. Scottish expatriate forensic expert Macleod decides to solve the cold case. However, the local police do not want the outsider making them look foolish so they refuse to cooperate. Worse, region winemakers prefer the homicide remain unsolved because Petty lived up to his name and was universally disliked. When another murder victim embalmed in wine appears in the woods, local vintners become concerned. Meanwhile Petty’s daughter, Michelle, tries to seduce Enzo, who is held accountable by the other women in his life. Even as Enzo digs up dirt on the arrogant, odious late critic, he finds many people in the industry and the family who had a motive to kill Petty. 124152 1994 Critic, The: T SV 273 Episode. Series 1994-1995. (Third Season Episodes Not Aired). Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood 124153 1995 Critic, The: All the Duke's Men T DVD -R HQ 2226. Verrone, Patric M. Episode #19. 4-23-1995 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood When Jay helps Marty become class president, Duke decides to have Jay help him become US President 124154 1994 Critic, The: Day at the Races and a Night at the Opera, A T Keeler, Ken Episode #11. 6-7-1994 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood After Marty fails to win an event at his school field day, he is feeling very low so Jay tries to improve his self-confidence by getting him interested in playing guitar and putting him in the school talent show. Meanwhile, Them Magazine names Jay "the wittiest man alive" so Duke offers to pay everyone who doesn't laugh at Jay's show $100 which doesn't go over very well. Steve Allen (Voice of Himself). Kareem Abdul-Jabaar (Voice of Himself) 124155 1994 Critic, The: Dial "M" For Mother T DVD -R 1804 Reiss, Mike and Al Jean Episode #3. 2-16-1994 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Jay is considered to be one of the most unpopular men on Earth (ranking even worse than Adolph Hitler) so Duke attempts to spruce up the show to get more people interested. When this doesn't work, Jay decides to soften his image by going on the "Geraldo Show" with his mother but Jay gets an even worse reputation when his mother embarrasses him to the point where he tells her to "shut up". Geraldo Rivera (Voice of Himself) 124156 1994 Critic, The: Dr. Jay T Vitti, John Episode #10. 6-29-1994 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Jay's boss, Duke, has just made a new invention, "Phillips-o-Vision" which alters movies to make them more "likeable". Jay is disgusted with Duke's invention but when Duke is discovered to have a fatal disease, Jay must find a cure for Duke's ailment. 124157 1995 Critic, The: Dukerella T DVD -R HQ 2364. Keeler, Ken Episode #22. 5-14-1995 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Alice's sister, Miranda, comes to visit them which Alice is not comfortable with. Miranda must find work in New York so she joins "Mattress in an Hour" delivering mattresses. When everybody attends a party held by Duke, Miranda falls in love with Duke but is shy because of a wrinkle. She runs out on Duke at midnight and Duke must find the woman who fits her slipper. When it turns out to be 124158 1994 Critic, The: Every Doris Has Her Day T DVD -R HQ 2712 Tompkins, Steve Episode #7. 6-1-1994 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Jay is given two tickets to a new play based on The Hunchback of Notre Dame. He tries to find a date but no woman will go with him so he goes with Doris instead. Surprisingly, Jay and Doris have a good time and their relationship eventually blossoms. One day Doris, his make-up lady, recalls she has a son she put up for adoption. Jay mentions he is adapted and both start to think they are biological mother and son and must find more evidence. 124159 1994 Critic, The: Eyes on the Prize T DVD -R 1826. SV 263 Brady, Tom Episode #6. 3-2-94 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Jay celebrates his 1000th episode but the episode is less than successful. Ratings get worse so Jay seeks image consultant, Adolph Hitmaker, for advice. The advice is unsuccessful and Jay is fired. Jay gets a new job on a show which teaches English for cab drivers but Jay is unhappy so he decides to win himself another Pulitzer Prize. 124160 1995 Critic, The: Frankie and Ellie Get Lost T DVD -R 2191 Doctorow, Richard Episode #21. 5-7-1995 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Franklin and Eleanor celebrate their 40th anniversary by going on vacation but the plane crashes and Franklin and Eleanor find themselves marooned on an island. Back in New York, Margo and Jay find out about their disappearance and discover they have willed Jay their entire fortune which Jay decides to put to use by cleaning up New York. 124161 1995 Critic, The: From Chunk to Hunk T DVD -R HQ 5423 Tompkins, Steve Episode #18. 4-2-1995 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Jay and Marty begin to feel a little big so they enroll in a weight loss camp. Marty loses a remarkable amount of weight which makes him feel more self- confident but when he is placed as the star in a school play, he doesn't feel his skinny self is right for him. Meanwhile, Jay receives a death threat from Belgian actor Jean Paul Le Pope whose movie he panned. 124162 1995 Critic, The: I Can't Believe It's a Clip Show T DVD -R HQ 2364. DVD -R 1733 Keeler, Ken, Tom Brady, Joshua Sternin and Mike Reiss, Richard Doctorow and Steve Tompkins and Al Jean and Jeffrey Ventimilia and Patric M. Verrone and Jon Vitti. Episode #23 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Jay is hosting his 10th anniversary show held at Carnegie Hall where he showcases a number of movie clips from old episodes such as Jurassic Park 2, Every Which Way but Lucid, and Rabbi P.I. The show is later held hostage by a number of terrorists who threaten to blow the place up with a bomb tied to Jay's waist. Fortunately, everybody is eventually rescued by Milton Berle (Voice of Himself. Kareem Abdul-Jabaar (Voice of Himself). 124163 1994 Critic, The: L.A. Jay T DVD -R HQ 3207 Levitan, Steven Episode #9. 6-22-1994 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Jay is offered to write the screenplay for a new movie, Ghostchasers III, so he takes a break from his show to go to L.A. to write the new movie and experience Hollywood life but the movie producer isn't satisfied with Jay's script. 124164 1995 Critic, The: Lady Hawke T DVD -R HQ 2191 Brady, Tom Episode #16. 3-19-1995 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood When Jeremy Hawke's sister, Olivia Newton Hawke, visits New York, Jay meets her and is smitten with her which puts his relationship with Alice on the line when she begins to feel left out. So Jay then must decide who he really loves. Queen Laifah (Voice of Herself). Ricki Lake (Voice of Herself). 124165 1994 Critic, The: Little Deb Will Do You, A T DVD -R HQ 5985.DVD -R HQ 2379. SV 269 Scovell, Nell Episode #5. 2-23-1994 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Eleanor is determined to have her daughter, Margo, attend the annual debutantes ball as it is a tradition in her family. When Margo is reluctantly forced into it, Jay decides to accompany her. Meanwhile, Jay competes in his time slot against children's idol Humphrey the Hippo. Title of episode shows up as a headline in a newspaper. 124166 1994 Critic, The: Marathon Mensch T DVD -R HQ 2884. SV 270 Apatow, Judd Episode #8. 6-8-1994 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood When the studio catches fire during Jay's show, he collapses and must be rescued from the fire by his make-up lady. When the news reports Jay's being rescued, he gets a reputation as being a wimp so he tries to prove his manliness by running in the New York marathon which tends to be more tiresome than it seems 124167 1994 Critic, The: Marty's First Date T DVD -R HQ 5759. SV 253 Gammill, Tom Episode #2. 2-2-1994 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Marty invites his Jay to career day at his school where Marty develops a crush on a Cuban girl named Carmen. They go on a date but when Carmen decides to fly back to Cuba, Marty follows her and Jay must get his son back. 124168 1994 Critic, The: Miserable T DVD -R HQ 2161. SV 260 Levitan, Steven Episode #4. 2-16-1994 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Jay, noticing everyone in New York has a fiancée except him, begins to feel unloved. Things change when he goes to review the movie, Indecent Proposal II, and falls in love with the projectionist screening the movie. They arrange a date at her house where she is revealed to have an obsession with Jay to the point where she kidnaps him and ties him to a bed holding him hostage. 124169 1994 Critic, The: Pig-Boy and His Dog, A T DVD -R HQ 3171. SV 280 Verrone, Patric M. Episode #13. 7-20-1994 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Eleanor is bored and feeling depressed with her life so he attempts to become an author and write a book. She writes a children's book called The Fat Little Pig which Jay learns is modeled after him which does not leave him very pleased. Meanwhile, Jay tries to get along with his new pet dog. 124170 1994 Critic, The: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 5759. SV 252 Reiss, Mike and Al Jean Episode #1. 1-26-1994 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Film critic Jay Sherman falls in love with actress Valerie Fox. Jay's family and friends worry that Valerie is using him to get a good movie review. Does she truly care for him? Gene Shalit (Voice of Himself). 124171 1995 Critic, The: Sherman of Arabia T DVD -R HQ 2066 Doctorow, Richard Episode #20. 4-30-1995 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood At Marty's slumber party, Jay is asked to tell his story in which he got caught up in the Gulf War. Jay tells how he was attending an Iraqi film festival and eventually was thrown in jail where he escaped and lead a troop of men across the desert. 124172 1995 Critic, The: Sherman, Woman and Child T DVD -R HQ 1944 Reiss, Mike and Al Jean Episode #14. 3-5-1995 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Jay's ratings are not doing very well and Duke is about to fire him so Jay is feeling depressed. His feelings become better when he meets a new girlfriend named Alice and her daughter Penny. Alice gives Jay tips on how to improve his show and her advice works. Jay wants to get to know Alice better but discovers she has a boyfriend whom she wants to reject but can't. Media Mogul Duke. 124173 1995 Critic, The: Siskel & Ebert & Jay & Alice T DVD -R HQ 1949 Vitti, Jon Episode #15. 3-12-1995 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Gene Siskel (Voice of Himself). Roger Ebert (Voice of Himself). Gene Shalit (Voice of Himself). Rex Reed (Voice of Himself). After Jay attends the Academy Awards ceremony, Siskel and Ebert have a fight on the plane ride home and split up. Jay sees his golden opportunity to be a partner to either Siskel or Ebert but feels they weren't right to be apart so he tries to get them reunited. 124174 1995 Critic, The: Song for Margo, A T DVD -R HQ 2066 Sternin, Joshua and Jeffrey Ventimilia Episode #17. 3-26-1995 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Margo gets a new neighbor, Johnny Wrath, who is the lead singer in the rock group, "Nuns in a Blender". Margo falls in love with him but doesn't feel the relationship is right when she finds him with another girl. Meanwhile Alice tries to find a suitable preschool for Penny. 124175 1994 Critic, The: Uneasy Rider T DVD -R HQ 4744 Tompkins, Steve Episode #12. 7-13-1994 Film Critic Jay Sherman (Jon Lovitz), pudgy, balding film critic is constantly searching for love and success, but in the meantime, he mercilessly skewers Hollywood Jay is asked by Duke to use his show to promote a new product, "Savvy Indian Chewing Tobacco". Jay doesn't want to promote tobacco so he tears up his contract and quits. He finds a new career in truck driving where he is praised by the other truckers but starts to realize the importance of his other job. Critic Rex Reed (Voice of Himself). 124176 1963 Critic's Choice M VHS 484 Levin, Ira (Play). Jack Sher (Screenplay) AFI-Critics/Playwrights - Ness Book Critic Parker Ballantine (Bob Hope) is "the most important critic in the theatre" who has to decide whether to review production of a play written by his wife. Critic unable to separate his private and professional life. Previously married to actress, but Previously married to actress, but lost her because of negative review he gave her. When editor implies he might be less than honest if he reviews his wife's show, critic becomes indignant. Tells his son if he does not review his wife's show, he will lose self-respect. Son repeats speech to him when critic decides not to cover opening night. Shows up at performance drunk and creates disturbance. Writes negative, but honest review of the show Wife discovers other critics also panned her show. "You handle a critic just like a polecat. Be nice and friendly, but stay away from the business end." "He never forgets he's a critic, not even on his wedding night." "I'm a vampire. Nothing disqualifies me but a stake through the heart." "Damn it, she's your wife." "No, she isn't. Not an opening night." 124177 2009 Critic’s Choice NR DeQuaya, Erica Music Critic Diana Carson is determined to take Classical Pianist Elliott Loomis and his career down in print. No matter where he turns, Carson is there with her poison pen. Elliot is Diana’s problem too. She can’t figure out where he finds his adoring fan base or frequent bed mates. But when Cupid, the god of love, finds himself with the task of bringing these two stubborn, headstrong individuals together, Elliot and Diana find that hostile antagonism can hide delicious, incredible sensual heat. 124178 1988 Critic’s Choice NR Miles, Cassie (Kay Bergstrom pseudonym) Film Critic. 124179 1916 Critic's Story, The SS UCLA Aldrich, Mildred In "Told in a French Garden." Critic 124180 2003 Critical Assembly MT Reporter (Dax Belanger). TV Anchor (Norma Jean Wick). 124181 2004 Critical Assignment M DVD -R HQ 5729, 5730 Journalist Michael Power (Cleveland Mitchell), an award-winning war correspondent, dodges danger while investigating a water crisis in Africa. While reporting from a European war zone, a courageous act of bravery seals a friendship and wins Power international recognition. His next assignment takes him back home to Africa to report on the global water crisis. It is a story that some will not want him to write and he becomes the victim of a plot to manipulate the press. One man’s mission to uncover the truth. Power’s newest assignment takes him back to his home country in Africa where he manages to uncover a devious plot by the ruling dictator that will leave many of the poor without food or water. Endangered because of his discovery, Power must dodge the assassins of the dictator while racing to find evidence and release it to the world. 124182 1916 Critical Bookstore, The SS Howells, William Dean Girl Journalist, an interviewer of Erlcort for the Sunday Supplement. 124183 1998 Critical Conditions NM White, Stephen TV Investigative Reporter Brenda Strait is mother of a 15-year-old girl who attempts suicide. Step dad is a psychologist and her half-sister has a heart problem only an experimental procedure can remedy. Managed care company won't pay for it. Strait is being harassed by threats and vandalism. Daughter is dragged back to life refusing to speak. Hiding a handgun and bloody outfit ties her to the murder of the head of the managed care company. 124184 1947 Critical Introduction to the Beat of S.J. Perelman, A N Perelman, S.J. Press 124185 1993 Critical Mass NM Baxter, Philip Freelance Journalist Sarah Parker teams up with a former CIA agent to track down some stolen plutonium. 124186 1934 Critics PO MLPL Hunter, Gernie In "Davis' Anthology of Newspaper Verse for 1933: Annual Barometer of the Sentiment of the American People, An." From The Catholic Tribune, "A Poem Corner," Oct. 15, 1933. Critics "My faith in self means more to me Than plaudits of the throng, And though I may be criticized, If I have done no wrong. I'll ride the crest of critics' wave Though rough and fierce it be. "I'll cleave to what I think is right. I'll keep my faith in me." 124187 1900 Crittenden: Kentucky Story of Love and War, A N MLPL Fox, John Jr. War Correspondent Grafton. Clay Crittenden. 124188 2007 Croaked! N Lochte, Dick Circulation Manager Nick Hobart works for the nation's number-two skin mag, Los Angeles-based Ogle, a monthly magazine "devoted to the Masculine Pleasure-Principle," a Playboy imitator. It is the 1960s in Southern California Hobart is killed, crushed beneath Ogle's stone frog. Advertising Promotions Copywriter Harry Trauble teams with Receptionist Terry O'Mara to be co-sleuths and lovers to find out who is the sadistic killer who is targeting the employees. 124189 2001 Crocodile 2: Death Swamp M News Media. News Reporter (Amela Pasha) 124190 1986 Crocodile Dundee M DVD -R HQ 2838, 2839. L Hogan, Paul (Story). Hogan, Ken Shadie, John Cornell (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsday Magazine Reporter Sue Charleton (Linda Kozlowski) sent to Australia to check out a story on "Crocodile" Dundee who reportedly survived a crocodile attack. Agrees to pay him $2,500 for the story and accompanies him on a trek into the outback. Female reporter has to endure sexist remarks about not being able to survive in "man's country." She decides to prove him wrong by setting out alone but has to be rescued when she is attached by a crocodile. Convinces Dundee to come to New York. Editor Richard Mason (Mark Blum) is Charlton's boyfriend. Dundee steals her away from him. 124191 1988 Crocodile Dundee II M SVD 962 Hogan, Paul, Brett Hogan (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsday Magazine Reporter Sue Charleton (Linda Kozlowski) back in New York with Dundee involved with a drug cartel. 124192 2001 Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles M DVD -R HQ 6983, 6984. SVD 1179 Journalist Sue Charleton (Linda Kozlowski) repeats her role as Newsday reporter who accepts a temporary post in Los Angeles bureau Hal Fishman, Los Angeles newsman, plays himself. Photographer (Ronnie Marmo). 124193 2006 Crocodile Hunter, The: Tribute to Steve Irwin, A DF Australia Reporter Amanda Peterson. Tribute to Steve Irwin. 124194 1998 Crocodile Tears M DVD Columnist Carl (Dan Savage), a syndicated newspaper columnist who writes about sex and is the former lover of a man who is tested positive for HIV and sells his soul to the Devil. The man was a gay performance artist who lost his job at a public school for standing up for gay rights. When he was offered a deal by Lucifer to do three things and he would be free of illness, he complies. The first task is to perform homophobic, anti-Semitic and misogynist jokes. The second is to marry a woman. In the meantime, Carl is re-tested and is found positive for HIV and dies a painful death. 124195 2002 Cronica Feminina MF Portugal Journalist (Rita Mendes). Photographer (Pedro Pulido Valente). Radio DJ (Ines Menezes). 124196 2004 Cronicas MF DVD -R HQ 6941, 6942 Cordero, Sebastian Ecuador/Mexico Tabloid TV Reporter Manolo Bonilla (John Leguizamo) is the star reporter of a sensationalistic Miami news program travels to the Ecuadorian coast village of Babahuyo to cover story of a serial killer who hunts children. Personal ambitions get out of hand and his pursuit of a moment of glory carries tragic consequences. 124197 1996 Cronkite Remembers T VHS 366 Newsman Walter Cronkite (Himself) of CBS Evening News. Washington Post Editor Benjamin C. Bradlee (Himself). Former CBS Correspondent John Henry Faulk (Himself). CBS Newsman Edward R. Murrow (Himself). CBS Correspondent Dan Rather (Himself). CBS Correspondent Morley Safer (Himself). CBS Correspondent Robert Trout (Himself). President Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler (Himself). 124198 1956 Cronkite, Walter: Air Power DT 26 episodes TV Journalist-Host Walter Cronkite 124199 1965 Cronkite, Walter: Green Acres reference T TV Anchorman Walter Cronkite. Arnold Ziffel (Arnold the Pig) looks forward to watching "The CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite" 124200 1958 Crooked Circle, The M Townley, Jack (Screenplay) Ness Book Sports Reporter Ken Cooper (Steve Brodie) goes to Maine to get information from an ex-fighter about crime syndicates who are fixing fights. The ex-fighter refuses to talk. His brother wants to become a fighter and Cooper accompanies him to New York. After the ex-fighter's brother wins a fight he was told to lose, he is taken for a ride, but the reporter forces one of the crooks to reveal where they have taken him and the cops rescue the fighter. 124201 2003 Crooked E, The: Unshredded Truth About Enron, The MT Reporter Jill Hacket (Erin Selby). 124202 2001 Crooked Earth M News Reporter (Rose Daly). TV News Reader (Carol Hirschfield) 124203 1938 Crooked Hinge, The NM OWN - P Carr, John Dickson Press 124204 2001 Crooked River Burning N Winegardner, Mark TV Reporter Anne O'Connor is smarter, prettier and richer than anyone in town. A blue-collar ethnic Cleveland man falls in love with her. But he marries, starts a family and nurses political ambitions while she forges her own career in local TV news. Dorothy Fuldheim is the city's woman broadcasting pioneer. O'Connor is the daughter of the ex-mayor and Democratic machine boss. Two youngsters from different sides of the track meet in the early 1950s Cleveland and carry their romance through the tumultuous Sixties. 124205 1965 Crooked Road, The (aka Big Story, The) M West, Morris L. (Novel - "Big Story, The"). Jay Garrison, Don Chaffey (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Ness Book Correspondent Richard Ashley (Robert Ryan) doing an expose on the ruthless dictator of a small Balkan country. While seeking photostats to document evidence he has gathered, he gets involved with dictator's wife with whom he was once in love. Questioned by police and laced in dictator's custody after the body of one of his contacts is thrown in front of his car. Evidence reporter needs now in possession of dead man's sister who is dictator's mistress. Reporter is poisoned by dictator. Reporter survives, exposes dictator's mistress in front of her father and the enraged man stabs dictator. Journalist then decides that full story is unnecessary and just sends dictator's obituary to his editor. 124206 2008 Crooked Sixpence, A N Sayle, Murray Australian Journalist James O’Toole is desperate to break into Fleet Street in the 1950s. O’Toole arrives in London on a mission to break into national newspapers and try to win back a lost lover. He gets a job on the Sunday Sun, a scandal-mongering paper that closely resembles The People, then a broadsheet peddling a mixture of first-person confessional series, celebrity buy-ups and investigations into crime, usually involving what was called in the 1950s “the evil trade of vice.” The star crime reporter is Norman Knight, based on the crime reporter Duncan Webb who worked for The People. The author Sayle worked as his assistant in the mid-1950s and O’Toole’s experiences are based on Sayle’s experiences. Other main characters: Editor Cameron Barr (based on The People’s real editor Sam Campbell). Features Editor Nick Starsh. Photographer Sam Jensen. From the Roy Greenslade Blog, who believes this novel is as good as Scoop! or Towards the End of the Morning: O’Toole, reflective, sad and lonely, catches on fast to the Sun’s sensational writing formula, the necessary fabrications and the required exploitation of interviewees. Aware that he is making ethical compromises, he bows to the will of Barr and Starsh, who is the most compromised of all the characters, having turned his back on his political beliefs for financial gain. O'Toole is relatively content working alongside Knight who pursues moral crusades against prostitution, thereby providing copy that satisfies the prurience of the Sun's millions of readers. But, as he "turns over" several people - a defrocked priest, a penniless aristo, a murdered woman's husband - his conscience kicks in. He is particularly put out when the editor prefers to run a soft PR-inspired piece on a teenage singing sensation rather than O'Toole's harder-edged, and truthful, news story. He also becomes embroiled in a sordid court case when Eileen sues for libel after the paper headlines her as a "vampire" for encouraging under-age prostitution. A thoroughly disillusioned O'Toole, who has just lost yet another girlfriend, finally quits. An unnamed Google reviewer (hat tip: LemonGrass) called it a documentation in disenchantment, which is fair enough. But he/she saw this as a major flaw because O'Toole is back to where he began, and though "one can believe in the authenticity of his journey... the worth of the trip seems questionable." I disagree. As we shall see from the extracts over the next four days, the authenticity is justification enough for having taken the journey. It is the whole point of the novel, providing an unparalleled insight into the kind of casual cruelty that has been the hallmark of the popular press throughout its history. For modern readers, especially journalists, it is a stark reminder that a "golden age" for popular newspapers never existed. Despite the propaganda born of a misguided nostalgia, the pop press was engaged in venality on a far worse scale than today, though the News of the World is certainly doing its best to live down to the standards of half a century ago. 124207 1928 Crooks Can't Win M O'Neil, Joseph Jefferson (Story). Enid Hibbard (Adaptation). Randolph Barlett (Titles). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book City Editor assigns paper's humorist Jimmy Wells (Joe Brown) to solve a series of robberies. He helps ex-cop turned truck driver prove his innocence after he is accused of being part of a gang of silk thieves. 124208 1964 Crooks in Cloisters M Journalist (Brian Dent) 124209 2006 Crops M Newscasters (Marni Licursi, Breanne Racano, Alex Price). 124210 1970 Cross and the Switchblade, The M Reporter (Andrew T. Murphy). Photographer (Kleg Seth). 124211 1940 Cross Country Detours C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age Parody Travelogue 124212 1983 Cross Creek M News Media. Story about Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, the woman who wrote "The Yearling." 124213 1988 Cross Mission (aka Fuoco incrociato) M Italy - Ness Female Investigative Reporter fighting drug dealers in South America 124214 1946 Cross My Heart M Reporter (Frank Ferguson). Reporter (Harry Harvey). Reporter (Syd Saylor). 124215 1989 Cross of Fire MT News Media. Noblesville Reporter (Ben Stephenson). 124216 1940 Cross-Country Romance M Reporter (Eddie Dew). Reporter (Mike Lally). Reporter (Ronald R. Rondell). Star-Herald Reporter (Herb Vigran). 124217 2004 Cross-Eyed Fiddlin' Yak, The M News Media. Newsman (John Law). Newswoman (Nicki Pascua). 124218 1955 Cross-Up (aka Tiger by the Tail) M VHS 860 Mair, John (Novel - "I'll Never Come Back"). UK - Ness Book. Released in U.S. in 1957. Correspondent John Desmond (Larry Parks) works for a newspaper and is on a political assignment in London. He becomes involved with a woman and while fighting over a gun, he accidentally kills her. Reporter takes her diary, which indicates she was connected to a counterfeiting ring. Reporter is surprised when her death is not mentioned in the paper and returns to her apartment where he is cornered by the counterfeiters. They think he is a federal agent and they beat him up. Desmond escapes and his secretary tries to help him by telling police he suffers from amnesia and is wandering the streets. Police pick him up and take him to a hospital. The head of the gang tries to capture the reporter again while posing as a doctor. More confrontations and escapes. Reporter ends up exposing the gang. 124219 2004 Crossballs: Clones of Contention T DVD -R 1833 Episode. 7-27-2004 Parody News. Political review programs on CNN ("Crossfire") and MSNBC ("Hardball With Chris Matthews"). Injects reality TV foolishness into its concept. Upright Citizens Brigade comedy troupe with Matt Besser. Host (Chris Tallman). Real people and comics mixed. 124220 2004 Crossballs: Frat-tastic or Frat-tastrophe? T DVD -R 1838 Episode. 7-28-2004 Parody News. Political review programs on CNN ("Crossfire") and MSNBC ("Hardball With Chris Matthews"). Injects reality TV foolishness into its concept. Upright Citizens Brigade comedy troupe with Matt Besser. Host (Chris Tallman). Real people and comics mixed. Actors and unsuspecting guests discuss education in America. 124221 2004 Crossballs: Series, The T Parody News. Political review programs on CNN ("Crossfire") and MSNBC ("Hardball With Chris Matthews"). Injects reality TV foolishness into its concept. Upright Citizens Brigade comedy troupe with Matt Besser. Host (Chris Tallman). Real people and comics mixed. 124222 2004 Crossballs: Sports Stars T DVD -R 1833 Episode. 7-31-2004 Parody News. Political review programs on CNN ("Crossfire") and MSNBC ("Hardball With Chris Matthews"). Injects reality TV foolishness into its concept. Upright Citizens Brigade comedy troupe with Matt Besser. Host (Chris Tallman). Real people and comics mixed. 124223 2004 Crossballs: Tipping: Chinese City? T DVD -R 1859 Episode. 8-3-2004 Parody News. Political review programs on CNN ("Crossfire") and MSNBC ("Hardball With Chris Matthews"). Injects reality TV foolishness into its concept. Upright Citizens Brigade comedy troupe with Matt Besser. Host (Chris Tallman). Real people and comics mixed. 124224 2006 Crossed M News Media. TV News Anchor (Melanie de Klerk). TV News Reporter (Umar Gordon). Interviewer (Heather Feeney). 124225 1998 Crossfire M Newswoman (Jen Kranz). Cameraman (Dan Slade). 124226 1997 Crossing Brooklyn Ferry: Novel, A NR Fields, Jeanie Journalist 124227 1988 Crossing Delancey M Photographer (Brad O'Hare). 124228 2002 Crossing Jordan: T SVD 1339 (2002). SVD 1128 (2001) Episodes Female TV Reporter. News Media 124229 2007 Crossing Jordan: 33 Hours T DVD -R HQ 7851 Episode #103. 1-28-2007 News Media covers riots in the city over the killing of a boy by police. Newscaster (Gina St. John). 124230 2002 Crossing Jordan: Acts of Mercy T DVD -R HQ 5879 Episode. News Media. Jordan teams with police to investigate a death that appears to be a mercy killing. 124231 2004 Crossing Jordan: All the News Fit to Print T DVD -R HQ 6326. DVD -R HQ 1635 Episode #54. 4-25-2004 Reporter is killed while chasing down a story about a young prostitute. Local Reporter (Melissa Haizlip). 124232 2002 Crossing Jordan: Believers T DVD -R HQ 2203. SVD 1181 Episode Reporter (Shawn Christian) beats Jordan to crime scene, passes himself off as her photographer. Clash at morgue, then cooperates with him 124233 2006 Crossing Jordan: Blame Game T DVD -R HQ 6564 Episode. 3-18-2006 News Media. After six firefighters combating a devastating wildfire perish, Macy and Nigel believe it is unlikely that the conflagration killed them. 124234 2006 Crossing Jordan: Code of Ethics T DVD -R HQ 6521 Episode #91. 1-22-2006 Reporter J.D. Pollack (Charles Mesure) writes an explosive expose on the investigation of the murder of a military officer. Pollack, Jordan and Woody find themselves entangled in a dangerous corporate cover-up. The investigation involves two soldiers who are dead -- one killed in Iraq, the other killed in Boston. 124235 2003 Crossing Jordan: Cruel & Unusual T Episode #40. 3-31-2003 Newscaster (Shanee Edwards). 124236 2007 Crossing Jordan: Dead Again T DVD -R HQ 8443 Episode. 5-2-2007 News Media. Channel 3 News Live Report for WGND, Boston News. Jordan and William must collaborate on a case when a woman who has been presumed dead for six years is discovered to have died just hours earlier. 124237 2003 Crossing Jordan: Dead Wives Club T DVD -R HQ 6193 Episode #42. 4-14-2003 News Media. Reporter (Leesa Severyn). Woman's corpse is found at the bottom of the ocean and Jordan aggressively investigates the victim's husband. 124238 2001 Crossing Jordan: Digger (Part Two) T DVD -R HQ 5782. SVD 1134 Episode Reporter. Jordan and Drew Haaley (Chris Noth) continue the hunt for the serial killer known as Digger. 124239 2001 Crossing Jordan: Digger, Part I T DVD -R HQ 5755. SVD 1137 Episode News Media. Reporter. 124240 2006 Crossing Jordan: Don't Leave Me This Way T DVD -R HQ 6027 Reporter J.D. Pollack (Charles Mesure). Jordan awakens the morning after a party with a gun in her hand and her former boyfriend, Pollack, with a bullet in his chest. 124241 2006 Crossing Jordan: Dreamland T DVD -R HQ 6524 News Media. 124242 2006 Crossing Jordan: Elephant in the Room, The T DVD -R HQ 6513 Episode. 1-14-2006 Reporter J.D. Pollack (Charles Mesure) was an investigative reporter on a major newspaper 10 years ago but he cut a few corners and is now a tough freelancer trying to make a living. Jordan and Woody spend the night together and don't want to discuss it. Pollack greets Jordan the next day as his girlfriend. 124243 2005 Crossing Jordan: Enlightenment T DVD -R HQ 4565 Episode. 10-23-2005 Reporter J.D. Pollack (Charles Mesure) returns asking for Jordan's help in infiltrating a religious cult whose leader may have killed his ex-wife and child. 124244 2005 Crossing Jordan: Family Affair T DVD -R HQ 5573 Episode. 1-30-2005 News Media. 124245 2004 Crossing Jordan: Fire From the Sky T DVD -R HQ 5537 Episode African-American Female TV Reporter Darla Channing (Anne Thomas) Channel 3 News. Jordan covers the graveyard shift at the morgue as victims from a fiery plane crash are brought ion. Woody finds the flight manifest and learns that Devan was on the doomed flight. 124246 2002 Crossing Jordan: Four Fathers T DVD -R HQ 5865 Episode. News Media. TV reporter on television. News Photographers being pushed back by police in background of police investigation at crime scene. 124247 2005 Crossing Jordan: Judgment Day T DVD -R HQ 6402 Episode. 10-15-2005 Reporter J.D. Pollack (Charles Mesure) was an investigative reporter on a major newspaper 10 years ago but he cut a few corners and is now a tough freelancer trying to make a living. Jordan wants him to help her expose the prison's health-care system. Jordan's investigation of a dead inmate leads her to question the appalling conditions in the prison's health-care system. Pollack agrees to help her and then publishes a picture that gets her into trouble. 124248 2006 Crossing Jordan: Loves Me Not T DVD -R HQ 6504 Episode. 1-7-2006 Reporter J.D. Pollack (Charles Mesure) was an investigative reporter on a major newspaper 10 years ago but he cut a few corners and is now a tough freelancer trying to make a living. Jordan and Woody are trapped by a snowstorm and she asks him what he thinks about Pollack and her. Pollack chats with on 124249 2006 Crossing Jordan: Mace vs. Scalpel T DVD -R HQ 6622 Episode. 4-29-2006 Reporter J.D. Pollack (Charles Mesure) is still in Jordan's life. Jordan calls him and hangs up. So Pollack calls back -- says he's on a deadline and has to start "hacking away." Jordan apologizes -- "I messed up…I just miss you." Pollack tells her to take care of herself and abruptly hangs up. Macy discovers a young boy is being held hostage. Newspaper headlines on missing boy in kidnapper's home. 124250 2005 Crossing Jordan: Man in Blue, A T DVD -R HQ 6165. Episode. 12-4-2005 Reporter J.D. Pollack (Charles Mesure) recuperating from gunshot wound. "Something going around about planted evidence," Pollack. "Guess that would make a good story," Jordan. Pollack: "Then you don't want me to write it, do you?" Jordan tells him to do what he wants to do. He wants to do if she still has feelings for Woody. When evidence unexpectedly appears at a murder scene Woody has been vigorously investigating, he is accused of planting it. 124251 2007 Crossing Jordan: Night of the Living Dead T DVD -R HQ 8019 Episode. 2-25-2007 TV Reporter (Wendy L. Walsh). High-profile defense attorney is found shot and presumed dead, but is actually alive. The ending is a shocking surprise. 124252 2004 Crossing Jordan: Out of Sight T Episode #60. 10-3-2004 News Media. Reporter (Leesa Severyn). 124253 2002 Crossing Jordan: Payback T DVD -R HQ 7104 Episode. 10-13-2002 News Media. Jordan champions Detective Woody Hoyt when he is accused of using excessive force to restrain a suspect who died in custody. 124254 2003 Crossing Jordan: Perfect Storm T Episode #35. 1-27-2003 News Media. Boston Anchorman (Patrick Stinson). 124255 2001 Crossing Jordan: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-24-2001 News Media. TV Reporter (Michelle Anne Johnson). 124256 2007 Crossing Jordan: Post Hoc… T DVD -R HQ 8376 Episode #110. 4-29-2007 Anchorman (Ted Garcia). 124257 2007 Crossing Jordan: Retribution T DVD -R HQ 7737 Episode. 1-14-2007 Reporter J.D. Pollack (Charles Mesure) was working on a story that may give Jordan, a fugitive from justice, a clue as to what happened the night he was killed. She tries to track down the story. Lu brings in an independent medical examiner to prove Jordan's guilt. 124258 2005 Crossing Jordan: Road Kill T DVD -R HQ 5783 Episode Reporter J.D. Pollack (Charles Mesure). When a female slayer copies the crimes of the Mass Pike serial killer, Jordan and Woody must seek the original criminal's help. 124259 2002 Crossing Jordan: Scared Straight T DVD -R HQ 6093 Episode. 11-18-2002 News Media. Jordan and Hoyt investigate the murder of the lover of a lesbian talk show host (Mariel Hemingway). Garrett and Lilly spar over the death of a cancer patient who may have been murdered. 124260 2005 Crossing Jordan: Skin & Bones T DVD -R HQ 5154. Episode. News Media. Boston newspapers headline discovery of mass graves of gangland killings. 124261 2006 Crossing Jordan: Someone To Watch Over Me T DVD -R HQ 5728 Episode. 3-26-2006 News Media. 13-year-old girl insists she found her father dead but Jordan is skeptical until she sees two attempts made on the girl's life. 124262 2005 Crossing Jordan: Stranger Among Us, A T DVD -R HQ 2626. Episode #68. 1-2-2005 Investigative Reporter Pamela Brotman (Lola Glaudini) is the only survivor when four people, including FBI agents, are massacred in a dinner. She runs for her life and is saved by Jordan when a rogue FBI agent tries to kill her again. The people were killed because they were going to testify against a drug kingpin and the rogue FBI agent was hired to kill them all. Renamed Samantha Ray by FBI. 124263 2003 Crossing Jordan: Strangled T DVD -R HQ 6143 Episode #36. 2-3-2003 News Media. News Reporter (Mike Sode). Morgue staff goes back in time to solve a 1964 homicide, which occurred during the Boston Strangler's spree. 124264 2005 Crossing Jordan: Total Recall T DVD -R HQ 4620 Episode #85. 10-30-2005 Reporter J.D. Pollack (Charles Mesure) of the Boston Chronicle becomes Jordan's lover. Their careers keep them apart until the final scene when they go off to Martha's Vineyard. The British-accented reporter also covers stories in which Jordan is involved A body found in a park causes detectives to reopen a 10-year-old missing persons case in which a former student of the victim confesses but has no memory of how he did it. Reporter (Craig Tsuyumine). 124265 2002 Crossing Jordan: Wrong Place, Wrong Time T Episode #11. 1-7-2002 Reporter (Paige Brooks). 124266 2008 Crossing Paths N Blacklock, Dianne Journalist Jo Liddell is in Sydney fighting her way to be recognized as a worthy columnist even though she gets stuck doing fluff pieces most of the time. She has just bought her own flat, is having an affair with a married man and generally feels pretty good about her life. The only thing missing -- even though she’s not really looking -- is a man she can have a decent relationship with. In steps Joe Bannister, award-winning journalist. Joe is a likable character who has come back to Australia to be near his ailing father but is not looking to fall in love. Jo and Joe come head-to-head on many occasions and their families and friends provide a familiar backdrop for their squabbles and dramas. 124267 1996 Crossing the Floor MT TV Reporter (Meera Syal). Daily Comet Editor (Andy Hamilton). 124268 1989 Crossing the Line M Commentator (Anthony Fridjohn) 124269 1985 Crossover Dreams M Photographer (Catherine Carlen). 124270 1969 Crossplot M DVD -R HQ 7706, 7707. News Media. First Reporter (Dennis Chinnery). Second Reporter (Robin John). TV Commentator (Peter Haigh). Photographer (Crispian Woodgate). 124271 1999 Crossroad, The N Lewis, Beverly #2 Amish Country Crossroads Journalist Philip Bradley simply cannot forget the Amish people he met while on assignment in Pennsylvania, especially a blind mother and her young daughter. He enjoys the uncomplicated lifestyle as opposed to the high-paced existence of his New York career. Hysterically blind Rachel Yoder lives quietly in her Amish community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania with her parents and her daughter. As her faith grows, her contempt for the local “powpow” doctor increases, and she refuses to be treated by him. In New York City, Journalist Philip Bradley can’t get Rachel out of his mind. His investigation into hysterical blindness and his newfound sense of peace in the Lord takes him back to Rachel to find out once and for all if they have a chance. After the dramatic conclusion to his discovery of a long-lost postcard, journalist Philip Bradley simply cannot forget the Amish people he met while on assignment in Pennsylvania particularly Rachel Yoder and her young daughter, Annie. Rachel's cheerful outlook, in spite of her blindness, and her appealing, uncomplicated lifestyle beckon Philip amid the high-paced existence of his New York career. Philip's newfound knowledge of the true reason for Rachel's loss of sight spurs him on to uncover what he can about the possibility for a cure. In Lancaster County, Rachel has her own ideas about the way her vision might be restored, and it doesn't include the local healer and his black box. Now, Rachel firmly believes the God she serves is the only One who can grant her sight, but as the memories of the trauma she suffered begin to resurface, Rachel questions whether she can bear the agonizing road to recovery. Drawn back to Lancaster County over the Christmas holidays, Philip struggles with the vast gulf separating him from the beautiful Plain woman. Rachel has suffered unbearable heartache; will his growing affection for her only bring more of the same? Or must Philip and Rachel sacrifice a future together for the sake of all they know and love? 124272 2003 Crossroads N Hannon, Irene Weinberg List Journalist 124273 1942 Crossroads M News Media. Reporter (Jack Chefe). Reporter (Guy D'Ennery). Reporter (Gibson Gowland). Reporter (Shirley McDonald). Reporter (Sandra Morgan). Reporter (Louis Natheaux). Reporter (Edith Penn). Diplomat is blackmailed for crimes committed while he had amnesia. 124274 1964 Crossroads T UK. Series 1964-1988 Commentator, Boxing (Reg Gutteridge). 124275 1997 Crossroads DF Netherlands Interviewer Geertruid Kortmann 124276 1996 Crossroads Café: Who's the Boss T Episode #4. 9-11-1996. Restaurant Critic (Peter McKenzie). 124277 1922 Crossroads of New York, The M Press Agent (Billy Bevan). Press Agent (Ben Deeley). 124278 2007 Crossroads: Story of Forgiveness, A MT Reporter (Julius Chapple) 124279 1999 Crosswalk M News Cameraman (Justin Geoffroy). 124280 2004 Crossword N Wolf, Joan New York-based True Crime magazine writer Dana Baxter asks Reporter Mallory James, a local newspaper reporter in Washington State to help her research trial and conviction of locally popular teacher for the brutal murder of an equally well-known nurse. Baxter wants to expand into the writing of True Crime books and elects to travel to distant Washington State to research the "all but an open and shut case," or so it was claimed. But the case split the local community into near hostile camps. Baxter arrives and finds the community divided and herself also conflicted -- is the right person in prison? Baxter, James and an independent-thinking police sergeant go on a quest for truth and justice. 124281 1999 Crossword Murder, The N Blanc, Nero Editor Thomas C. Briephs is a fiftyish crossword puzzle editor for the Newport Herald in Massachusetts. He is also a bachelor and a man-about-town whose immoral private life has made him an easy target for blackmail. Yet when he dies under unusual circumstances (strangled in bed), the police declare his death accidental, result of a kinky sex game gone wrong. They try to hush up the affair in order to protect the reputation of Briephs' uncle, a U.S. senator. Mrs. Annabella "Belle" Graham is the crossword editor for another Newcastle paper. She tells a detective the puzzles hold vital clues to the murder. When Briephs's assistant is brutally attacked and three remaining puzzles disappear, the detective takes Graham's advice seriously. Briephs has been blackmailed for the last year. 124282 1935 Crouching Beast, The M Williams, Valentine (Novel -- Clubfoot) Reporter Gail Dunbar (Wynne Gibson) gets secret information from a British agent, who gets shot. She saves another secret agent who in turn saves her from the bad guys. 124283 1994 Crow, The M Newscaster (Cassandra Lawton) 124284 2000 Crow, The: Temple of the Night N Somtow, S.P. American Journalist Stephen is murdered while investigating the death of a girl in Bangkok, a victim of Thailand's notorious sex industry. The journalist, half-American and half-Thai returns to exact revenge on his killers. 124285 1902 Crowd Entering, Futurity Day M Newspaper. Horse-drawn cart with sign "Evening Telegram" painted on it passes camera 124286 1938 Crowd Roars, The M DVD -R HQ 6896, 6897 News Media. Reporter (Jack Egan). Reporters ( Jack Gardner, Sherry Hall, David Kerman, Douglas McPhail, Ken Nolan, Charles Sherlock). Press. Broadcast and Print Sportswriters and broadcasters. Newspaper headlines. Photographers (Roy Barcroft, Lester Dorr, Ray Walke). Radio Announcer (Mike Blair). Ring Announcer (Dan Tobey). Young boxer gets caught between a no-good father and a crime boss. 124287 1972 Crown Court DT Series 1972. Court Reporter (Peter Wheeler) 124288 1989 Crown Oklahoma N OWN - H Lehrer, Jim TV Newsmen Roger Mudd. Walter Cronkite of CBS. 124289 1997 Crowned and Dangerous MT TV Reporter (Tom Hanson) 124290 1960 Crowning Experience, The M Columnist singing "I Gotta Get a Scoop" to a group of reporters. Editor (Cecil Broadhurst). 124291 1985 Crows N OWN - P Dickinson, Charles News Media 124292 1911 Crucial Test, The M Short Reporter J.R. Keating (Richard Neill - Star Reporter). 124293 1999 Cruel Justice MT DVD -R HQ 8413, 8414 News Media. News Reporter (Kelly King) 124294 1951 Cruel Sea, The N OWN - P Monsarrat, Nicholas Press 124295 2005 Cruel World M Reporter (Paige Green). Cameraman (Troy Nealey). Reeling from his dismissal from a reality show, a deranged runner-up holds a group of co-eds hostage on the set of his own fictitious show, where losers suffer a deadly fate 124296 1969 Crueles, Las MF Editor (Carlos Estrada - El Editor) 124297 1879 Cruise for Two P MLPL Ellis, T. Play Index, 1978-82 Press 124298 2002 Cruise of the Gods MT Photographer (Vasilis Panayi) 124299 1918 Cruise of the Make-Believes, The M AFI-Authors Writer 124300 1994 Crumb M Art Critic (Robert Hughes-Himself). Journalist (Peggy Orenstein - Herself). Photo Editor (Lesley Ewen). Editor, Leg Magazine (Dian Hanson). Former Editor, Mother Jones (Deirdre English). Publisher Zap Comix (Don Donahue-Himself). 124301 2006 Crumbs: Pilot T Episode.1-12-2006 Restaurant Reviewer Shelly sleeps with the father of the family featured in this program, dissolving a marriage after 30 years and sending the wife to a insane asylum. Now Shelly is pregnant. 124302 1937 Crusade Against Rackets (aka Slaves in Bondage) M Dillon, Robert A. (Screenplay) Ness Book Cub Reporter Philip Miller (Donald Reed) gets his break when he finds a woman unconscious in the middle of a road, a near victim of a white slave ring, and delivers the story to the town paper Gang frames reporter on a phony theft charge. Miller's story finally gets him a job. Newspaper City Editor (William Royle). 124303 1955 Crusade for Freedom T Hallmark Hall of Fame.1-16-55 Printer Benjamin Franklin's efforts on behalf of freedom of the press 124304 1954 Crusade Without Conscience T Fireside Theatre, 9-7-54 Press 124305 1999 Crusade: Memory of War, The T Episode #10. 8-11-1999 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). 124306 1999 Crusade: Needs of Earth, The T Episode #11. 8-18-1999 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). 124307 1999 Crusade: War Zone T Episode #1. 6-9-1999 News Media. ISN Anchor (Maggie Egan). 124308 2004 Crusader M DVD -R HQ 5806, 5807 TV Reporter-Anchor Hank Robinson (Andrew McCarthy) of Vision TV 7 uncovers a secret that affects the telecommunications industry. News Media Mogul McGovern (Michael York). Newswoman Nicola Markham (Bo Derek). "In the end, you get the press you deserve. This is Hank Robinson, Vision TV, signing off." Robinson's father, the famous journalist Harold Robinson, was a fraud, according to Markham who was with him in Iraq. 124309 1932 Crusader, The M Collison, Wilson (Story). Edward T. Lowe (Adaptation) Ness Book Reporter Eddie Crane (Ned Sparks), scandalmongering reporter, finds out the wife of district attorney is involved with a nightclub owner. The New York Times, 10/8/32: "The inaccuracies that fill the new picture…" "…are numerous enough to make a disinterested spectator doubt that anybody connected with the production had ever seen the inside of a newspaper office. Reporters, it should be noted, do not customarily telephone the headlines on their stories…." "…denounce the city administration in their reports, order their first editions helped up three hours or slander the District Attorney and Chief of Police to their faces." 124310 1955 Crusader, The: T Series 1955-56 - 52 episodes. TV Drama Series 1980-82 Magazine Writer Matt Anders (Brian Keith), crusading freelance magazine writer battles global forces of oppression and treachery. Globe-trotting reporter without any apparent financial base 124311 1956 Crusader, The: Expose T Episode #41. 10-21-1956 Press. Magazine Writer Matt Anders (Brian Keith), crusading freelance magazine writer battles global forces of oppression and treachery. Globe-trotting reporter without any apparent financial base 124312 1999 Crusading Journalists D IJPC 114 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Fourteen -- 1950s, The: Part One -- Real Reporters. Crusaders. Flawed Journalists. Film and TV Excerpts include: Real Reporters: Montage of Real Reporters: "The Big Story," "Person to Person" with Edward R. Murrow, "Toast of the Town" and "The Ed Sullivan Show." Crusaders: "Big Town," "The Captive City," "The Sellout," "Turning Point," "The Naked Street," "The Harder They Fall." Flawed Journalists: "Hot Summer Night," "White the City Sleeps," "Come Fill the Cup," "The Tarnished Angels," "Headline Hunters," "Lonelyhearts," "Al Capone," "The Great Man," "A Face in the Crowd." 124313 1992 Crush M Literary Critic Christina (Donogh Rees) and her lover Lane (Marcia Gay Harden) are involved in a car crash on the way to interview an award-winning novelist. Lane, visiting New Zealand with her friend who is badly injured, walks away from the accident without a scratch and takes over Christina’s assignment and becomes attracted to the novelist’s 15-year-old daughter. Christina is recovering from a sever head injury. 124314 2007 Crush Du Jour N Ostow, Micol Restaurant Critic mother writes a scathing review of Hype, a restaurant owned by the man her daughter loves. Laine, the daughter, has barely enough time for herself, much less for romance. But she’s always hungry for more projects so she signs up to teach a cooking class at her local community center. As it turns out, the guy co-teaching the class with her, Seth, is not just cute, but downright delicious. When Seth offers her a waitressing job at his family’s restaurant, Hype, she can’t resist. Just as Seth finally warms up to Laine, she founds out that another waitress at Hype is cooking up a plan to steal Seth for herself. But tensions really reach their boiling point when Laine’s mother writes her review. Will Laine have to put love on the back burner again? 124315 1993 Crush, The M L. SVD 877 Shapiro, Allan (Screenplay) Ness Book Magazine Reporter Nick Eliot (Cary Elwes) just hired by Pique magazine, gets involved with teenage daughter of his landlords. Provocative 14-year-old makes suggestive comments and even rewrites his copy teasing him about his grammatical mistakes. Her attentions become dangerous when the reporter takes up with a female photographer and the woman is attacked by a swarm of bees in her darkroom. The troubled teenager also erases the computer disk that has Eliot's exclusive interview with an embezzler. It's an interview the magazine has been trying to get for weeks. The reporter is eventually arrested and charged with raping the young girl and has to be bailed out by his boss. The girl confesses after a long assault sequence. Reporter (Deryl Hayes). Photo Editor (Lesley Ewen). 124316 2006 Crushed NJ McNeal, Laura and Tom School Newspaper Reporter on vicious underground newspaper, The Yellow Sheet, at a high school. Vicious rumors and revelations in the underground school newspaper reveal dark secrets about faculty members and the students. One of the local students, Clyde, is a quiet loner nicknamed The Mummy" because he is so morbidly set apart. The secret in his life is that his mother is dying on a hospital bed in their home. He has access to the private files his father brings home from work--could he be the writer of The Yellow Paper, an underground newspaper circulating at school telling secrets about teachers' indiscretions and other cruel gossip? 124317 1989 Crusher Joe C Japan Reporter (Scott Simpson - Voice - English Version). Female Newscaster (Masako Katsuki). Female Newscaster (Sara Seidman - Voice - English Version). Male Newscaster (Shinya Otaki). Male Newscaster (Bill Shank - Voice - English Version). Announcer (Lanelle Markgraft - Voice - English Version). 124318 2001 Crust M PR Woman (Jane Galloway). PR Man (Simon Smithies). TV Host (Cy Henty). 124319 2004 Cruzatte and Maria N Bowen, Peter Photojournalist and his companion are retracing Lewis & Clark’s route are found shot to death, their two bodies fished out of the Missouri. Who killed them? A disgruntled local? Or someone with even more insidious intentions? Indian fiddler, tracker and amateur sleuth Gabriel Du Pre is called upon by his daughter and her fiance to act as historical advisor for a documentary film about the Lewis & Clark expedition. Du Pre is the descent of Pierre Cruzatte, one of the scouts who accompanied Lewis and Clark during their expedition, and he has the relevant know-how to authentically recreate props. When Du Pre arrives at the shooting site, located in a remote region of Montana along the Missouri River, he finds himself in a volatile situation: major trouble is brewing between the local community and the tourists and the film makers of the documentary who are descending upon the historical site with increased frequency. The hostility takes its toll on the film production -- the star quits and someone has set fire to the props. Then the bodies of the photojournalist and his companion are found. Du Pre stumbles upon a secret cache left behind by the original Lewis & Clark expedition containing Merriweather Clarks’ journals. Suddenly the backwater locale is swarming with media, and tensions rise to a boiling point. 124320 1991 Cry Baby T Reporter when Debbs goes to prison. Baltimore Reporter (Michael Stanton Kennedy). 124321 1958 Cry Baby Killer, The M Nicholson TV Cameraman Roger Corman on top of a van. Life turned into news media event. Television crews. 124322 1961 Cry for Happy M Campbell, George (Novel). Irving Brecher (Screenplay) AFI-Photographers - Ness Book Correspondent John McIntosh (Joe Flynn) covers a press conference featuring Andy Cyphers (Glenn Ford), head of Navy combat camera unit, a unit reduced to printing photos of the brass with geisha girls. At press conference giving praise to Marines and Army in conflict, Cyphers tries to defend Navy. And ends up creating an elaborate story about establishing an orphanage in Japan. Then he has to make the story a reality. Press, mainly represented by McIntosh, is shown easily manipulated by Cyphers and company. Newswoman (Dorothy Crider). Press Correspondent (James Bacon). Sailor Photographer (Jim Drum). 124323 1975 Cry for Help, A T Talk Show Host Harry Freeman (Robert Culp), a cynical radio talk show host who insults audience gets suicide threat 124324 1989 Cry for Help, A: Tracey Thurman Story, The MT News Media 124325 1961 Cry Freedom M Marking, Yay ("Crucible, The"). Rolf Bayer (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists - Ness Book Correspondent Yay (Rosa Rosal) is wanted by Japanese for counterespionage and joins a band of revolutionaries. She falls in love with a revolutionary leader to fight invading Japanese in Philippines. Since he has less education than reporter, the revolutionary leader feels the end of the war will mean the end of their relationship, but she remains to fight alongside him. 124326 1987 Cry Freedom M DVD -R HQ 5799, 5800, 5801. L Woods, Donald (Books -- "Biko" and "Asking for Trouble"). John Briley (Screenplay) Ness Book South African Editor Donald Woods (Kevin Kline), liberal white editor of a newspaper in the coastal city of East London. He runs a story for the Daily Dispatch blaming police for a raid on a black village. Writes an editorial saying leader Steven Biko is crazy preaching black supremacy. A black doctor comes into the newspaper office to object telling him, "If you are the honest newsman you claim to be, you ought to go see him." He does. After meeting Biko, Woods is convinced. He hires blacks as part of the newsroom staff to "cover the real black news." But the police arrest them and one "commits suicide" by hanging himself while in prison. Atmosphere of paranoia develops as Woods, his staff and family are watched by police. Biko is killed and Woods tries to get the story out of the country. When he tries to leave, he is detained at the airport and declared a Banned Person. Photographs he took of Biko's body showing that he was beaten are confiscated. Writes a book on Biko and tries to smuggle it out of the country. He finally disguises himself as a priest and escapes along with his family. Sub-Editor (Andrew Whaley). 124327 1988 Cry in the Dark, A (aka Evil Angels). M DVD -R HQ 5501, 5002. L Bryson, John (Book - "Evil Angels"). Robert Caswell, Fred Schepisi (Screenplay) Ness Book Press is a collective character in this film. Press influences public opinion, the majority of it against a couple claiming their baby was dragged away by a dingo while on a camping trip. They are charged with the baby's murder. Later cleared. Television crews are shown re-editing footage and adding "sci-fi music" to make it more dramatic -- "News as art, huh?" one crew member says. Media also dissect every aspect of the couple's life, from covering the memorial service for the baby to commenting on what the wife wears as she enters the courtroom. When she is charged with murder, swarm of press helicopters descend on the family. Shots of people watching TV reports or reading the papers and commenting on the case. Press is guilty of manipulation and exploitation. Film ends on a freeze frame of reporters converging on the couple after the wife's release. Magazine Reporter (Deborra-Lee Furness). Additional Journalists (Abbe Holmes, Greta Mendoza, Vincent Vaccari, David Wilson). Editor (Paula Ruzek). "A lie goes round the world while truth's still putting the boots on." TV Film Editor (David Kirkpatrick). 124328 1991 Cry in the Wild: Taking of Peggy Ann, The MT Reporter #1 (Terry Ward). Reporter #2 (Peter Fitzsimmons). 124329 2009 Cry of the Cuckoos, The N Cargile, John Reporter Donald Drummond is a retired news reporter who together with his retired teacher wife, Anne, begin to unravel a family mystery that leads to death and intrigue. When Drummond and Anne chase after the killer of his father, Henry Drummond, they find themselves up against a radical right wing supremacist organization called the Society of Southern Patriots and, like the cuckoo bird, deception is the Society’s mission. The couple unravels a terrorist plot that will kill Washington dignitaries at the Super Bowl and delegates at the United States. Donald and Anne unfold the mystery leading them on a wild chase from Alabama to Texas. And one of the many murder suspects is Donald’s biological mother, Betty Jo Duke who he only just met after his father’s death. Donald and Anne are hired as informants by the FBI to unravel the mysterious case and they get a lot more than they bargained for. 124330 1992 Cry of the Hawk: Plainsmen, The N OWN - P Johnston, Terry C. Reporter Nate Deidecker works on a newspaper in 1908. He is trying to find an aged scout, Indian fighter and buffalo hunter. Deidecker has been writing up firsthand accounts of the Old West and intends to add the scout to his series. Scout agrees and the reporter listens to his life story. Confederate soldier Hook was forced to serve as a Yankee after he was captured. Returns from war to find his Missouri farm a shambles. Involves Mormons and a search as well. 124331 1980 Cry of the Innocent MT Forsyth, Frederick (Story) Ness Book Financial Journalist (Joanna Pettet) as part-time financial journalist, would-be investigative reporter. Hero tracks down terrorists who killed his family. The reporter resembles his dead wife. Provides hero with important background information. 124332 1956 Cry of the Kite N Schiemer, M Correspondent. Man went to Cairo in search of news and finds more than he expects as a hotel is burned and British lives lost. 124333 1958 Cry Terror M DVD -R HQ 2718, 2719. VHS 1251 Mason TV Newsmen Chet Huntley, Roy Neal (themselves) 124334 1993 Cry Vengeance NM Handberg, Ron Cub Reporter Jessica Mitchell is drawn into a hot and overzealous pursuit of the story behind a murder Novice reporter Jessica Mitchell joins an over-the-hill homicide detective to solve a murder mystery involving five victims who died horrible, identical deaths 124335 1977 Cry Wolf NM Smith, Wilbur Correspondent Victoria (Vicky) Camberwell has a syndicated column in the Observer. Camberwell and four refurbished armored cars must be exchanged for a hefty weight of gold. Two adventurers are hired by Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie in 1935 shortly before World War II to do the job. But it isn't as easy as it seems. Camberwell is introduced to the pair as "a distinguished member of the American press and a good friend of my country." She's not yet 30 and unusually attractive and nubile. Camberwell learned long ago that youth and feminine beauty were not assets in her chosen career and she tried with little success to disguise both. Adopted severe, almost mannish dress. They noticed her long, lovely legs. Her hair was drawn severely back to expose a long swan neck. 124336 1990 Cry-Baby M Reporter. 2nd Reporter (Gary Wheeler). Sleazy Photographer Toe-Joe-Jackson (Alan J. Wendl). 124337 1967 Cry, The SS GPL Montague, John In "Death of a Chieftain and Other Stories." Journalist-Narrator works on a big newspaper and comes home for a rare visit with his parents. I.R.A. situation and politics 124338 2006 Cry, The M Reporter Diane Penn (Lisa G.) 124339 1952 Cry, the Beloved Country M Poitier News Media. First Reporter (Michael Golden). First Reporter (Clement McCallin). Second Reporter (Clement McCallin). Second Reporter (Michael Golden). 124340 1962 Crying Down the Lane MT UK. Miniseries. Reporter (Keith Barron). News Editor (Neil Hallett). News Editor's Secretary (Pauline Taylor). 124341 1995 Crying Freeman M Photographer (Paul Wong). 124342 1991 Crying Freeman 4: Oshu Togoku C Commentator (Masaharu Sato). 124343 1968 Crying Game, The N OWN - H Braine, John Journalist Frank Batcombe living in the world of London's swinging jet set. Comes to London from the country. Becomes involved in a campaign to discredit a member of parliament and is disgusted with the life in which he finds himself. Catholic journalist is caught in a web of corruption until rescued by his values. Public Relations people have sex with reporters to influence news coverage. Batcombe, a conservative North County journalist newly arrived in London works as a reporter for a national newspaper. Public Relations Entrepreneur Adam Keelby insists Batcombe join him in his fashionable quarters in Hampstead. Suddenly doors open for Batcombe. Desirable women crowd around and he gets wind of a political scandal that can make his journalistic career. 124344 2004 Crying? M Greece Reporter (Christina Mathea - Voice). DJ Voice (Alexis Alexiou). 124345 2004 Crying? MF Greece Reporter (Christina Mathea - Voice). 124346 2006 Cryptid Hunters N Smith, Roland Photojournalist parents are missing in a plane crash in the Amazon and the twins and their mysterious uncle are dropped into the middle of the Congolese jungle to find them. 124347 1998 Crystal Clear N Heller, Jane Reporter is doing a story on the writer husband of a socialite and international jet-setter and darling of society columnists. Her husband has penned his first book in decades. She is traveling with her personal publicist among others. 124348 1927 Crystal Cup, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 124349 1982 Crystal Gazing M Newsreader (Miriam Margolyes). Interviewer (Jonathan Eden) 124350 2006 Crystal Meth: Primer on the Physiological and Psychological Affects T Interviewer (Brad Theissen). 124351 1966 Crystal World NSF UCLA Ballard, J.G. Female Journalist Louise Peret, a female journalist who works freelance for a bureau that sells material to the French Illustrated weeklies. 124352 1967 Csend es kialtas MF Hungary. Photographer (Philippe Haudiquet). 124353 2001 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Justice Is Served T Episode #21. 4-26-2001 News Media. Team investigates the gruesome death of a jogger at the hands of an animal. When the TV Media catches the story, helicopters buzz overhead and cameras follow the CSI. 124354 2005 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Series: Binding Ties NM Collins, Max Allan Reporter made famous by the original cases of CAST -- a vicious serial killer responsible for nearly half a dozen brutal murders -- receives a letter from someone claiming to be CAST -- and who says he has nothing to with the latest killing. After a two-year spree CAST suddenly disappeared and has not been heard from -- until now. A homicide perfectly fits the notorious criminal's modus operandi. And all hell breaks loose when the reporter gets the letter of denial. 124355 2007 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: A La Cart T DVD -R HQ 9331 Episode. 11-30-2007 Magazine Publisher-Editor Hampton “Hux” Huxley is killed in a restaurant where everyone eats in the dark and is served by blind waiters. He is accompanied by two “Huxley Kittys.” Modeled on Hugh Hefner, Playboy Magazine and the Playboy bunnies. 124356 2002 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Accused Is Entitled, The T Episode #48. 10-3-2002 TV News Anchor (Paula Francis - Herself). Female Media (C.C. Carr). Black Media (Nate Bynum). Caucasian Media (Justin Cooper). 124357 2003 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: After the Show T SVD 1474 Episode #77. 11-20-2003 News Media. Reporter Lynda Darby (Maureen Muldoon). News Anchor (Paula Francis - Herself). Catherine's probe of a model's disappearance is covered widely in the news making the mission all the tougher for her. Man watches a news broadcast saying the search for the missing showgirl is still on. He then puts a gun in his mouth. A SWAT team is waiting. The man comes out and is arrested. The News Media is at the house interviewing neighbors and officers. Sheriff gives an interview on TV saying that they have a suspect, but can't give any details at this time. The man in custody, Howard Delhomme is a professional photographer. News Media follows police and CSI out to the desert where Howard says he hid the body. Lab members watch the news reports on TV. Delhomme's lawyer gives an interview on TV saying his client is innocent. TV News Report says prosecutors will ask for a life sentence. CSI's Grissom and Catherine watch. Grissom says the model became the post-mortem media darling. 124358 2001 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Alter Boys T Episode #29. 11-1-2001 TV News Anchor (Paula Francis - Herself). 124359 2003 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Assume Nothing T Episode #70. 9-25-2003 News Media. Reporter Linda Darby (Maureen Muldoon). Reporter #1 (Jim Jenkins). CSI agent leaks story to media causing problems in solving the case. TV cameras, microphones, newsmen surround one official. When a couple is murdered after meeting another couple in a bar, the CSI team suspects the work of a pair of serial killers. 124360 2000 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Blood Drops T Episode #7. 11-17-2000 Reporter (Tracy Melchior). 124361 2006 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Built To Kill T DVD -R HQ 6889 Episode. News Media. 124362 2005 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Bullet Runs Through It, A T DVD -R HQ 8207 Episode #125. 11-17-2005 News Cameraman (James R. McMann). Police officer killed in the line of duty shot by one of his fellow officers. 124363 2001 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Chaos Theory T Episode #25. 10-4-2001 TV News Anchor (Paula Francis - Herself). 124364 2000 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Cool Change T Episode #2. 10-13-2000 TV News Anchor (Paula Francis - Herself). 124365 2007 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Empty Eyes T DVD -R HQ 8255 Episode #159. 3-29-2007 News Media. Several showgirls are killed and CSI tries to solve the case. 124366 2006 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Fannysmackin' T DVD -R HQ 7047 Episode #145.. 10-12-2006 TV Reporter (Victoria Recano) on KRAC 19 reporting the news. "Breaking News." Hooded gang of kids are beating up tourists. Female reporter gives information out on TV and policeman says "to get me that reporter." 124367 2003 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Fur and Loathing T Episode #74. 10-30-2003 News Media. News Anchor Paula Francis (Herself). Photographer (Alex Boling). 124368 2001 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Gentle, Gentle T Episode #19. 4-12-2001 News Media. Reporter Lynda Darby (Maureen Muldoon). TV News Anchor (Paula Francis - Herself). Media Person (Jim Jenkins). 124369 2004 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Harvest T Episode #95. 10-14-2004 TV News Anchor (Paula Francis - Herself). 124370 2006 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: I Like To Watch T DVD -R HQ 5625 Episode. 3-9-2006 TV Producer-Reporter (Timothy Omundson) and Video Cameramen follow the CSI team for a Reality TV series while they investigate a serial rapist, who recently gained access to a woman's apartment by posing as a fireman. Shot in documentary style when being videotaped by the TV reality crew. They react to the camera. At one point, Gil Grisson tells the camera that there are too many forensic shows on television. 124371 2006 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Killer T Episode. 2-2-2006. Reporter (Jon K. Farless). 124372 2005 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: King Baby T Episode. 2-18-2005 News Media. Freelance Journalist steals CSI digital photo chip with pictures of murder scene when a casino owner is found dead in his home and sells the photos to KRAL TV News and other clients. Casino owner found dead. Reporter #1 (Andy Buckley). 124373 2003 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Last Laugh T Episode #66. 4-24-2003 TV News Anchor (Paula Francis - Herself). 124374 2006 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Living Legend T DVD -R HQ 7402 Episode #150. 11-23-2006 News Media. Breaking News: 19. Mob Boss Discoverery. Female Reporter Tally Jeffers (Ion Overman). Photographer (Griff Furst). Cadillac of an infamous 1970's mob boss turns up in a lake, even though he disappeared years ago. Photo of current murder victims turns up in the car, so the team must determine whether this current murder spree is related to the missing gangster. 124375 2007 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: michael's birthday T Episode. 1-25-2007 News Media. TV Report. Catherine agrees to a covert plan to catch the killer of a popular politician, which forces her to deceive her teammates. 124376 2003 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Play With Fire T DVD -R HQ 6142 Episode #68. 5-8-2003 News Media. CSI team investigate the murder of a woman in the press box of a high school stadium. 124377 2006 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Post Mortem T DVD -R HQ 8371 Episode #148. 11-9-2006 News Media. Female Reporter (Leanza Cornett). Male Reporter (Mati Moralejo). 124378 2006 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Rashomama T DVD -R HQ 5968 Episode.#621. 4-27-2006 News Media. TV report on television screen while CSI staff eats lunch. Case becomes compromised when all of its evidence is stolen. 124379 2005 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Snakes T DVD -R HQ 2671 Episode #104. 1-13-2005 Reporter "Carla" Sofia Curtis (Louise Lombard) writes an uncover piece for a magazine on the subculture of the necrocantado with songs about drug murders. She is run down and murdered when her identity is exposed. Swing shift has a busy time. Nick looks into the murder of the reporter in the subculture of the necrocantado. Warrick looks into the murder of a man by someone who apparently needs a wheelchair. Night shift is slow and lends help to Catherine's team. Severed head of a woman, her hair brutally ripped off, is left in a newspaper vending machine. Found inside her mouth is a snake from Mexico and the murder fits the lyric of a Mexican song. Newspaper Kid (Julian Rodriguez). 124380 2001 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Strip Strangler, The T DVD -R HQ 5696 Episode #23.. 5-17-2001 News Media. Reporter Lynda Darby (Maureen Muldoon). TV Anchor Paula Francis (Herself). Male TV Reporter (Jim Jenkins). 124381 2000 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Unfriendly Skies T Episode #9. 12-8-2000 News Crew (Mylo Ironbear). 124382 2004 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: What's Eating Gilbert Grissom? T Episode #98. 4-11-2004 News Media. Reporter #1 (Jim Jenkins). TV Journalist (Mark Lentry). 124383 2002 CSI: Miami T Series Reporters (Natalia Baldwin Leon, Jenna Chevigny, Jaclyn Friedlander, Nikka La Rue, Kathleen Corso, John J. Dalesandro, Nancy Duerr, Jeffrey Reeves, Genna Ambatielos, Mel Fair, Shane Conrad, Victoria Recano. 124384 2003 CSI: Miami: T VHS 1365 Episode News Media. Horatio has doubts about evidence in ongoing trial. 124385 2004 CSI: Miami: T SVD 1518 Episode News Media 124386 2005 CSI: Miami: 10-7 T DVD -R HQ 8448 Episode. 5-23-2005 News Media covers possible terrorist attack on Miami with a dirty bomb. Horatio saves his brother after learning the truth about what happened to his brother. The repercussions will change his life forever. 124387 2006 CSI: Miami: Backstabbers T DVD -R HQ 7544 Episode #108. 12-11-2006 Documentarian follows a CSI technician and gets in everyone's way. When terror suspect Sonya Barak is targeted by her own people for assassination, she goes on the run and Horatio sets out to capture her, both to protect her and bring her to justice. 124388 2003 CSI: Miami: Best Defense, The T DVD -R HQ 7644 Episode. 10-20-2003 News Media. Gunman opens fire at a bar and leaves the owners dead and a third man wounded. 124389 2002 CSI: Miami: Broken T Episode #6. 10-28-2002 News Media. Asian Reporter (Vic Chao). Black Reporter (Suzette Craft). Female Reporter (Tanya Memme). 124390 2007 CSI: Miami: Burned T DVD -R HQ 8419 Episode. 4-30-2007 News Media. Horatio must fire a member of his team when the member's personal problems taint the current investigation. 124391 2004 CSI: Miami: Crime Wave T DVD -R HQ 8199 Episode. 11-8-2004 News Media. Tidal waves heads toward Miami, Horatio and the team must stop a gang of bank robbers who are trying to take advantage of the natural disaster. 124392 2008 CSI: Miami: Cut and Run N Cortez, Donn Based on the TV series Journalist, looking to break out of the rat race with a novel based on the people he covers on his beat, is found dead. Members of the Miami-Dad Crime Lab are called into the field outside the Everglades where a balloon has just set down. The lone man inside the basket is dead, an apparent suicide. A yacht riddled with bullets limps into the Port of Miami with only a gravely wounded hijacker surviving, confessing that there are drugs somewhere on board, but he can’t find them. And the journalist is found dead. A raunchy video of a citrus heiress having sex in a public place gives her the motive to kill the journalist-turned novelist, but she has an alibi. All of these small pieces of the puzzles enable Horatio Caine and the CSI team have to unravel to find out why all these people were killed. 124393 2007 CSI: Miami: Cyber-lebrity T DVD -R HQ 10397 Episode #123. 10-2-1007 News Media. Cyber-stalking. Amateur Paparazzi. Female school swimming star is subject of a website devoted to stalking and photographing her. She is being followed by dozens of amateur paparazzi. Her boyfriend is shot and killed with an arrow. Her mother organizes a photo-shoot for a commercial to capitalize on her 15 minutes of fame. On-Scene Reporter (John Burke). Photographer (Roy Oraschin). 124394 2006 CSI: Miami: Darkroom T DVD -R HQ 7345 Episode. 11-13-2006 TV Reporter Erica Sykes from Channel 4 News returns to cover the story of a murder and kidnapping. CSIs find dozens of pictures of missing women in a safe. As the CSIs try to find Boa Vista's kidnapped sister, Horatio must find the killer. Sykes is reprimanded for sensationalizing the story. Hey Newschick, do you realize you signed my sister's death warrant. Reporter; I know you are angry, but I'm just reporting the facts. Female CSI intervenes and talks to reporter. Reporter: You do understand where I'm coming from. CSI: I do. I understand you have a job to do just like the rest of us. Reporter; Thank you. CSI: I also understand that your need for attention may have put the lives of these girls in even more danger. Reporter; My need for attention? CSI: You didn't just report the news, you chose a salacious angle. That's more attention for you." Reporter: I'm a journalist. I want my attention on my stories. SCI: If that were true, sweet pea, you'd be writing for a newspaper not planting your face on the evening news. Have a nice day." Reporter 1 (Natalia Baldwin Leon). Reporter 2 (Nika Larue). 124395 2009 CSI: Miami: Dead on Arrival T DVD -R HQ 11076 Episode #164. 4-27-2009 TV Host of Reality Show Myles Martini (Diedrich Bader). Murder of a reality star throws the CSI team into the scandalous world of a television dating show. On the reality show, “The Marrying Kind” the lucky bachelor has chosen his bride. With cameras rolling as he walks up to her limo and opens the door to find her dead in the back seat. “The Marrying Kind” is a program in which 10 women compete for the heart of bachelor Neil Palmer. Two women are the final two contestants. The winner’s body rests in the back of a limo, bloody and battered. The team arrives on the scene and meet cheesy host Myles Martini who explains the crew was just shooting the season finale when the body was discovered. 124396 2004 CSI: Miami: Deadline T DVD -R HQ 1579. DVD -R HQ 1777 Episode. 3-29-2004 Reporter Josh Dalton (Peter Spears) of the Miami Sun is suspiciously unharmed after his friend is killed. Later another journalist from the same paper, Amy James (Elena Evangelo) is found shot to death inside the trunk of her stolen car. Miami Sun Editor Jim Rennert. Dalton is a hot-shot reporter, who worked for the wire service UPI and who writes exclusives for the Sun. Horatio: "At what cost?" Dalton killed James to keep her from exposing him. Dalton's story on gun-runners brought in 20,000 readers. Editor and James discover the story was made up. Dalton is a star. Editor had affair with James and suspected Dalton might be involved. Horatio is suspicious of ambitious reporter's story, an account of a politically connected friend's murder in Miami's drug district. Evidence suggests a different explanation of the homicide prompting the CSI team to probe the world of journalism. 124397 2005 CSI: Miami: Death Eminent T DVD -R HQ 7074 Episode. 10-16-2006 TV Reporter Erica Sykes from Channel 4 News meets with Ryan who needs some information. Three-part series on eminent domain. Sykes: "Still check out my work." Ryan: "As long as I'm not in it." Ryan tells Sykes: "Need you to find something out for me." He promises to give Sykes the story exclusively if she helps him. She agrees to do just that. Politician supports city's use of eminent domain to clear a neighborhood. His dead body turns up in an empty house. 124398 2003 CSI: Miami: Death Grip T Episode 29. 10-13-2003 News Media fails to cover missing children of color. Latina Reporter (Tessa Munro). Ending scene with CSI chief investigator and reporter from newspaper in which investigator tells him to start covering such stories. 124399 2006 CSI: Miami: Death Pool 100 T DVD -R HQ 7825 Episode #101. 10-2-06 Paparazzi (Keith Johnson). 124400 2007 CSI: Miami: Deep Freeze T DVD -R HQ 9137 Episode #126. 10-22-2007 Reporter Wendy Legassic (Claire Coffee) interviews celebrities assigned to her by her editor to get information for their obituaries. As the Obit Reporter is talking to a sports celebrity on the phone, he is murdered. Legassic recorded the murder but doesn’t tell police. She sells the tape to WETX television hoping to get a job as a reporter there. “I’m not a monster,” she tells the CSI agent. “I was just trying to get out of the obituary business.” But CSI confiscates the tape. News Media covers murder of sports legend. “Do we have the media under control?” one detective asks another. “This could be a big one.” 124401 2003 CSI: Miami: Dispo Day T Episode TV Reporter ends up being the killer. Drug dealer. 124402 2006 CSI: Miami: Double Jeopardy T Episode. News Media. New evidence shows that a man vindicated of killing his wife by dumping her body into ocean is really guilty. CSI's team goes into action. 124403 2006 CSI: Miami: Free Fall T DVD -R HQ 5849 Episode #93. 4-10-2006 TV Reporter Erica Sykes (Amy Laughlin) of CBS 4 News covers live the story of a couple, recently released from jail, whose misdeeds have turned them into media darlings. She wants the story because it will "open doors in Atlanta. CSI team member: "This isn't a game show." Sykes: "This is my career." CSI: "It could be your life."" Sykes hides the pair in a hotel. "This is going to get me on Cable News." Suddenly gunshots and everyone falls to the ground. Sykes is wounded in the arm by flying glass. "Maybe I'm crazy, but for a big story I don't mind a flesh wound." CSI team watches her television footage and interview to get clues to the case. They find the couple who when cornered commit suicide by jumping off a bridge with their stolen money flying around them as they crash into the water. Reporter (Jaclyn Friedlander). Cameraman (Paris Remillard). 124404 2005 CSI: Miami: From the Grave T DVD -R HQ 8X 4317 Episode. 9-20-2005. Season Premiere TV Reporter Erica Sykes from Channel 4 News puts CSI personnel on the news. Because of this, a Miami gang puts a price on Horatio's head when he plans to shut down the illegal smuggling operation of one of Miami's fiercest gangs. Sykes cooperates with CSI by lending them tapes and equipment when they go after the gang's leader. Sykes: "Journalists aren't the only users." 124405 2007 CSI: Miami: Inside Out T DVD -R HQ 9037 Episode #124. 10-8-2007 News Media outside the courthouse cover court hearing at beginning of episode. Horatio goes in search of his son who is missing after a deadly prison break. TV reporters doing live reports outside the courthouse as three murder suspects are being arraigned. They play to the news media and the crowd. 124406 2007 CSI: Miami: Kill Switch T DVD -R HQ 8460 Episode #120. 5-7-2007 TV Anchor Heather Amberson (Vivan Dugre), WETX News Channel 5. Special Correspondent Ryan Wolfe (Jonathan Togo), is former CSI-Miami Criminalist. He has left his job because a suspect in one of the cases was blackmailing him because of a gambling debt. He is now on TV analyzing crime scenes. His former colleagues aren't happy with his decision. When Wolfe goes out to a crime scene with his cameraman, the cameraman gets caught in a vicious trap and his legs are gored. The cameraman goes to the hospital having lost a good deal of blood. He apparently survives. Wolfe is billed as WETX News' resident criminal expert. At the end of the episode, he realizes he can't keep doing this and quits live on the air telling the shocked TV newswoman that he is really a cop and can't work on TV as an analyst. He gets up and leaves. The TV newswoman stares into the camera. Newscaster (John Burke). Male Reporter (Shane Conrad). 124407 2002 CSI: Miami: Kill Zone T DVD -R HQ 7075. VHS 1324 Episode #10. 11-18-2002 TV Reporters mob CSI unit eager to spin sniper murders into a national story. Reporter #1 (Kathleen Corso). Reporter #2 (Nancy Duerr). 124408 2002 CSI: Miami: Losing Fate T VHS 1287 (Media Excerpts) Episode TV News. Television coverage of a bomb threat -- shows all TV channels covering the story at start of the episode 124409 2004 CSI: Miami: Lost Son T DVD -R HQ 8102 Episode #50. 9-20-2004 News Media. News Reporter in Street (Breven Angaelica Warren). 124410 2004 CSI: Miami: MIA/NYC Nonstop T DVD -R HQ 10089. SVD 1900 Episode #47. 5-17-2004. Pilot for CSI: NY News Media. News Reporters (Shelly Carey, Arthur Chi'en). When a teenage girl returns home from a big party night at an underage nightclub to find her parents murdered, the search for the killer leads Horatio to New York City. 124411 2004 CSI: Miami: Money for Nothing T DVD -R HQ 7888 Episode #42. 3-1-2004 News Media. Female Reporter (Natalia Baldwin Leon). 124412 2005 CSI: Miami: Payback T DVD -R HQ 5081 Episode #84. 12-19-2005 News Media cover man released from prison after serving six years on a rape conviction when DNA evidence proves his innocence. Reporter #1 (Natalia Baldwin Leon). Reporter #2 (Jeffrey Reeves). TV Anchor Woman (Maggie Rodriguez). Photographer (Dax Garner). 124413 2004 CSI: Miami: Rap Sheet T Episode. 5-10-2004 Sports Commentator has body guard killed to cover up his killing of a kid in a hit-and-run car accident. 124414 2005 CSI: Miami: Recoil T Episode #70. 5-2-2005 News Media. Female Newscaster (Natalia Baldwin Leon). 124415 2007 CSI: Miami: Rush T DVD -R HQ 8354 Episode. 4-16-2007 News Media. TV Reporters. Paparazzi. Tabloid Magazine Headline and Photos. The news media is present throughout much of the program. 124416 2006 CSI: Miami: Score, The T DVD -R HQ 7309 Episode. Columnist from the Miami Globe goes undercover as Heather Larkin to write expose a bar that specializes in male pick-up artists. Her brother thinks she slept with one of the men and kills him. She insulted him and left, but her brother didn't know that. 124417 2006 CSI: Miami: Shock T Episode #96. 5-8-06 Paparazzo #1 (Taymour Ghazi). Paparazzo #2 (Keith Johnson). 124418 2010 CSI: Miami: Show Stopper T DVD -R HQ 11711 Episode. 1-11-2010 News Media and Paparazzi cover a pop starlet who bursts into flames during her concert. the CSI team investigates the dark side of the pop star world. 124419 2006 CSI: Miami: Silencer T DVD -R HQ 5387 Episode. News Media. 124420 2003 CSI: Miami: Simple Man T DVD -R HQ 7311 Episode. 2-24-2003 News Media. Male TV Field Reporter. Reporter #1 (Mel Fair). Reporter #2 (Genna Amatielos). Reporter #3 (John J. Dalesandro). Reporter #4 (Jenna Chevigny). 124421 2004 CSI: Miami: Stalkerazzi T DVD -R HQ 3653. DVD -R 1650 Episode #40. 2-16-2004 Tabloid Photojournalist accidentally witnesses a murder while snapping pictures of a famous actor at his private home. Another photojournalist is a suspect. The other photojournalist is a suspect because he arrived on the scene first, posed pictures of the dead photojournalist at the wheel of his crashed car -- pictures of dead people are big in Mexico, he tells the investigators. The gorier the better. News Photographer (Dominic Comperatore). Shouting Cameraman (Thomas James Kepner). 124422 2009 CSI: Miami: Target Specific T Episode. 3-16-2009 Paparazzi using a camera with a long lens and sitting in a tree trying to get pictures of a celebrity is arrested for trespassing. His camera is confiscated and the photographs are used in evidence. Someone is killing Miami’s wealthiest people and everything points to the Russians. 124423 2005 CSI: Miami: Three-Way T DVD -R HQ 4523 TV Reporter Ericka Sykes. Pool boy is murdered four times according to the evidence. The CSI team unravels the case. 124424 2005 CSI: Miami: Urban Hellraisers T DVD -R HQ 4855 Episode. 11-21-2005 TV Female Reporter. Group of video gamers play game for real killing police officers, bank tellers, and stealing evidence. 124425 2004 CSI: NY: T Series. Reporters (Michael McLafferty, Gina St. John, Nefetari Spencer, Mary Ann Hermansen, Danielle Hartnett, Yuri Brown, Ijeoma Njaka, David A. Cooper, Matt Haslett, Ward Roberts, Mel Fair, Cassius Willis, Taira Soo). 124426 2007 CSI: NY: …Comes Around T DVD -R HQ 8476 Episode. 5-9-2007 Press Conference. News Media. Detective under investigation: "You let the press intimidate you to bring false changes against me…you're using me to fast-track your career." Threatens to tell press about what's going on unless they drop the false charges. New York Bystander newspaper headline: Clean Slate: Detective Cleared Of All Charges." Story bylined Pam Power, Staff Writer. Mayor and Chief of Police folded. 124427 2005 CSI: NY: American Dreamer T Episode News Media comment. One technician says: "The press will love this. It's a story that writes itself." The story: tourist finds a skeleton on a double-decker tour bus in Times Square. CSI investigates. 124428 2005 CSI: NY: Bad Beat T DVD -R HQ 4788 Episode #208. 11-16-2005 TV News Producer Fallon of WGZZ-8 News New York, has affair with TV Weather Girl Tara Stansfield. She makes a video of them having sex and works out a deal with the cameraman to sell the tape for profit. But her twin sister convinces her it's a bad idea. Cameraman and Stansfield fight. He knocks her out in the park with his tripod. Rain falls and she drowns in two inches of water. Cameraman didn't mean to kill her. Sells tape for profit. Caught and sent to jail. 124429 2007 CSI: NY: Cold Reveal T DVD -R HQ 8444 Episode. 5-2-2007 News Media. Press Conference. Internal investigation threatens Mac's career. Reporter #1 (Mel Fair). Reporter #2 (Jeoma Njaka). 124430 2007 CSI: NY: Cold Reveal T Episode #69. 5-2-2007 News Media. Reporter #1 (Mel Fair). Reporter #2 (Ijeoma Njaka). Mac’s recent solo bust is scrutinized because a handcuffed criminal fell off a rooftop. Detective from Philadelphia’s Cold Case unit comes to New York to investigate a murder that connects to Stella’s past. 124431 2009 CSI: NY: Dead Reckoning T DVD -R HQ 11506 Episode. 10-14-2009 News Media cover a serial killer that may not exist. Press Conference reveals to news media that the cotton Q-tips were contaminated by fingerprints of a female worker creating the illusion that a mass murderer was killing people in New York. DNA evidence contradicts the confession of a scorned woman who claimed to have brutally murdered her cheating husband, who turns out to be a bigamist. 124432 2008 CSI: NY: DOA for a Day T Episode. 4-2-2008 Host Reality Show - Crime Catcher starts program looking for missing woman. 124433 2005 CSI: NY: Dove Commission, The T TV Reporter. Media. The chief investigator of a controversial report documenting corruption within the NYPD is gunned down the day before his findings are published. Reporter has information. Mac and Stella must find the killer launching a massive search that makes every officer listed in the report a suspect. Also the murder of a gypsy cab driver. 124434 2009 CSI: NY: Epilogue T DVD -R HQ 11427 Episode. 9-23-2009 News Media. Mac is mobbed by reporters on his way into the lab the morning after gunmen who have been shooting up the city write on a Time Square electronic billboard that almost everyone in the city can see: “Do we have your attention? Pay us and we’ll stop.” A drive-by shooting leaves Danny paralyzed from the waist down. It is now one month after the shooting at the police bar. 124435 2004 CSI: NY: Grand Master (aka Grandmaster) T SVDSP 2006 Episode #4. 10-7-2004 News Media 124436 2005 CSI: NY: Grand Murder at Central Station T DVD -R HQ 8X 4439 (Media Excerpts) Episode.10-2-2005 News Media in background of murder investigation of plastic surgeon who dies after being hit by lye. 124437 2006 CSI: NY: Hung Out to Dry T DVD -R HQ 7686 News Media. 124438 2005 CSI: NY: Jamalot T DVD -R HQ 8X. 4911 Episode. 11-30-2005 News Media covers death of a roller derby star. 124439 2007 CSI: NY: Lying Game, The T DVD -R HQ 7837 News Media. 124440 2006 CSI: NY: Not What It Looks Like T DVD -R HQ 6937. DVD -R HQ 7594. Episode. 9-27-2006 Season #3. Episode #2 News Media. Reporter #1 (Gina St. John). Reporter #2 (Cassius Willis). Reporter #3 (Mary Ann Hermansen). News Media. Reporter #3 (Mary Ann Heremansen). Reporter #1 (Gina St. John). Reporter #2 (Cassius Willis). WPKU Live Breaking News Report. CSI investigator: "I'm not in the business of giving soundbites." He persuades the assistant DA not to press charges and announce it at a press conference until he gets the complete evidence to convict. 124441 2006 CSI: NY: Open and Shut T DVD -R HQ 7149 Episode. 10-25-2006 Paparazzi. Tabloid. Entertainment WorldWide. Woman's assistant using camera to get publicity for her. Her other assistant tries to get the camera thinking the pictures are for the tabloids. Assistant with camera falls over the railing to her death. Paparazzi and tabloids "like sharks circling. They are everywhere." But it was a publicity idea. Assistant trying to protect her boss didn't know that. Entertainment Reporter (Mark Steiner). Newscaster (Mitch English). 124442 2007 CSI: NY: Past Imperfect T DVD -R HQ 8387 Episode. 4-25-2007 News Media. Police are worried about the press saying they have a vendetta against one of their suspects. 124443 2008 CSI: NY: Right Next Door T DVD -R HQ 9823 Episode. 4-8-2008 News Media coverage of kidnapping of young girl. Team investigates a fire in Stella’s apartment and determine that it was arson. Kidnapping of two children is involved. 124444 2007 CSI: NY: Sleight Out of Hand T DVD -R HQ 8161 Episode. News Media. Two crew members are killed in ways that mimic the tricks of a well-renowned illusionist. 124445 2005 CSI: NY: Summer in the City T Episode #25. 9-25-2005 Fashion Photographer (John Johnson). 124446 2006 CSI: NY: Wasted T DVD -R HQ 7645 Episode #36. 1-18-2006 News Media. Entertainment Tonight Reporter on the scene to cover the fashion show and then the murders. He is reporting back to ET Anchor Mary Hart. Model coasted only in body paint collapses on a runway during a fashion show. 124447 2008 CSI:NY: Veritas T DVD -R HQ 10324 Episode. 9-24-2008 News Media covers bank robbery escape. Reporter #1 (Ryan Cyrus Shams). Reporter #2 (Julia Barnett). Reporter #3 (Cynthia Silver). In the aftermath of a bank robbery gone wrong, Mac is taken hostage and awakens in a submerged car with no memory of how he got there. 124448 2005 Csudafilm MF Hungary Newspaper Seller (Jozsef Szarvas). 124449 1998 Cuatro de Atras N Journalist interviews a writer, but the interview may be a dream or a memory or an imaginary event. 124450 1928 Cub N USC Pancoast, Chalmers Lowell Cub Reporter working modestly in New York in the days of really personal journalism. Melodrama. 124451 1915 Cub and the Daisy Chain, The M Ness Book Reporter writes a puff piece on an elderly woman's birthday party when he should have been writing her obituary. Girlfriend saves the day. Sidney Drew and his wife star 124452 1955 Cub Reporter P MLPL Richmond, S.S. Cub Reporter 124453 1951 Cub Reporter NJ OWN - H Hambleton, Jack. Sketches by Jean Rutherford Finch Canadian Cub Reporter Tom Walden 124454 1946 Cub Reporter CB Captain America Comics, No. 54, March, 1946. Cub Reporter 124455 1968 Cub Reporter Solves a Mystery: Case of the Disappearing Rain Barrel, The NJ OWN - H Kirn, Francis Cub Reporter Nosey Bear is a bear who works for the Daily Growl. Mister Ben F. Beaver is the editor. 124456 1922 Cub Reporter, The M Jenks, George Elwood (Scenario) Ness Book Reporter Dick Harvey (Richard Talmadge) for the Morning Times rescues daughter of jewel collector being held hostage by a Chinese tong trying to get the Sacred Jewel of Buddha. Reporter takes on an entire Chinatown gang single-handedly. 124457 1909 Cub Reporter, The M Cub Reporter assigned to do a story on an asylum and is captured by the inmates 124458 1912 Cub Reporter, The M Cub Reporter on a big city daily is assigned to cover a train wreck. Paper's Star Reporter Johnson (Augustus Phillips) tries to cheat him out of the story. Graham, the City Editor (Robert Brower). The hero wires his girlfriend, a telegrapher, who has already written a story and even provides him with photographs. 124459 1914 Cub Reporter's Assignment, The M Ness Book Cub Reporter is sent to interview an inventor working on a device that will revolutionize the auto industry. Secretary steals the device and reporter is accused of theft but eventually exposes the real culprit. 124460 1912 Cub Reporter's Big Scoop, The M Ness Book Cub Reporter assigned to interview a sugar magnate when reporter isn't there.= On the way to the house, he rescues the man's daughter from a robber. He is refused an interview at the businessman's house. When he tries to climb in a window to phone his editor, he is recognized by the heroine who phones her father to get the reporter the interview. Reporter (Harold Lockwood). 124461 1912 Cub Reporter's Temptation, The M Cub Reporter 124462 1915 Cub, The M VHS 1486 Buchanan, Thompson (Play) AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter Steve Oldham (John Hines) of the Louisville Gazette, gets caught in a war between feuding families. Hines kisses one of the girls, is sentenced to be shot, and is rescued by troops sent by his city editor. 124463 1913 Cub, The M Ness Book Cub Reporter loves the newspaper owner's daughter, uncovers a plot by the managing editor to turn the paper over to crooked contractors. Owner refuses to believe him, cub arranges for the owner to overhear the crooks' plans by planting a dictograph. Crooks are caught, and cub is promoted to managing editor. 124464 1979 Cuba M Press Agent (Dave King) for Miss Wonderly 124465 1995 Cuba and the Night N Iyer, Pico Photojournalist Richard, jaded photojournalist, narrates the story. American photographer at an emotional dead end. 124466 1998 Cuba Libre N Leonard, Elmore News Media 124467 1997 Cuba libre - velocipedi ai tropici MF Movie Critic (Tatti Sanguineti). 124468 1959 Cuban Rebel Girls M Flynn, Errol (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book American Correspondent Errol Flynn as himself on assignment for the Hearst Press to do a series of articles on Fidel Castro. Claims to get interview with Castro, but it is not shown. He tells one of the other "good" stories he got in Cuba. One deals with two women who come from the United States to join the revolution. Final on-camera commentary. 124469 2001 Cubbyhouse M News Media. Surf Reporter (Stefan Kluka). Newsreader (Chris Brown). 124470 2006 Cucaracha, La: Editorial Cartoonist CS OWN Alcaraz, Lalo 1-16-2006 Los Angeles Times Editorial Cartoonist. First Panel: Barrio Bugle building exterior. Second Panel: Day 38 of "The Editorial Cartoonist Has Locked Himself In His Office" Protest. Door to his office. Cabinets. No one in sight. Third Panel: Same door to his office. Cabinets. No one in sight. Fourth Panel: Same door to his office. Cabinets. No one in sight. Voice coming from inside the editorial cartoonist's office: "Alert the Media!" 124471 2006 Cucaracha, La: February 24, 2006 CS OWN Alcaraz, Lalo Newspapers. First Panel: Barrio Bugle. Writer sitting at desk with computer and sign: "Obituaries." Second Panel: Same. Third Panel: Man at desk on phone: "Hi…Just checking in Mr. Cheney." 124472 2006 Cucaracha, La: February 25, 2006 CS OWN Alcaraz, Lalo Newspapers. First Panel: Writer sitting at desk marked "Editorial." "I'm still amazed that our paper is running the controversial Mohammed cartoons." Second Panel: In silhouette: "It seems most newspapers still have some journalistic integrity." Third Panel: Silhouette from back at desk saying: "These cartoons seem pretty harmless." Huge black cloud with writing: "Please Come To My Office. - Editor." 124473 2006 Cucaracha, La: March 1, 2006 CS Alcaraz, Lalo News. First Panel: Sign: Bush's Colonial America. Please Don't Feed the Chattel. Voice: "Greetings, young travelers! May I assist Thee." Second Panel: Visitor sees man in stocks: "Looks like we should help you!" Man in stocks (head and arms): "Oh, no no no! I'm a Quaker. Help others while I manage to peacefully protest war." Third Panel: Visitor: "Looks like doing that is illegal now." Man in stocks: "Whoa! I've got to start watching this Fox News." 124474 1988 Cuckoo Conspiracy, The CB New Teen Titans, The #44 BBC Reporter Sue Lawley. A villain is hired to kill a British Spy, Cuckoo, but is stopped by the Titans. 124475 1975 Cuckoo Waltz, The T Series 1975-1977 British Journalist 124476 1972 Cucumber T Series. Weatherman (John Candy). 124477 2005 Cuerpo del deseo, El TF Episode #1. 8-5-2005 News Media. Reporter (Michelle Jones). 124478 1994 Cui hua kuang mo MF News Media. Reporter #1 (Mark Boyland). Reporter #2 (Sonja Boyland). Reporter #3 (Connie Wells). Reporter #4 (Terrance Williams). Reporter #5 (Antoinette Williams). 124479 2001 Cuide su salud DF Mexico. Series 2001. Reporter Lissette Romo. Host Diane Perez. 124480 1983 Cujo M News Media. Lady Reporter (Clare Nono) 124481 1964 Culloden T UK. Interviewer (Peter Watkins), Field Interviewer. 124482 2001 Cultura viva DF Puerto Rico. Series 2001. Reporter Magali Carrasquillo. Hosts Millie Gil, Johanna Rosaly. 124483 1987 Culture Pub T France. Series 1987 Journalists Didier Porte, Frank Annese, Benjamin Bloch, Remi Deveze, Roxanne Frias). Columnists Faustine Bollaert (2004), Audrey Dana (2004). Hosts Sandrine Quetier, Christian Blachas, Anne Magnien, Thomas Herve. Researchers Anne Gelos, Thibault Hofer, Florence Illemassene, 124484 2004 Culture Show, The DT UK Reporters Shelley Jofre, Andrew Graham-Dixon (2006), Linda Kennedy, Lawence Pollard, Mark Kermode (2006), Zina Saro-Wiwa (2006). Presenter Mariella Frostrup, Charles Hazlewood, Kwame Kwei-Armah, Lauren Laverne (2006). 124485 2006 Culture Show, The: Michael Palin Special DT Episode #20. 10-10-2006 Interviewer Madeleine Holt. Reporters Lawrence Pollard, Shelly Jofre, Linda Kennedy, Zina Saro-Wiwa. Presenters Mark Kermode, Lauren Laverne, Matthew Sweet, Andrew Graham-Dixon, Charles Hazlewood, Kwame Kwei-Armah, Mariella Frostrup, Verity Sharp. 124486 1995 Cunning Man, The: Novel, A N Davies, Robertson Journalist doing a series on Old World Toronto prompts a holistic healer to ruminate on the circumstances surrounding the death of the saintly priest 20 years ago. 124487 1991 Cup of Clay N Douglas, Carole Nelson Reporter suddenly finds herself in the devastated world of Veil, where water is frequently poisonous and children are cast out because of mutations. Who is the late night caller to Barr's former suitor, a radio counselor who sounds remarkably like Elvis? When a dead Elvis is found, the question is not only whodunit and why, but who is the dead man? 124488 2000 Cupid & Cate MT Newspaperman (Nap Turner). 124489 1925 Cupid is Speedy P MLPL Kaser, A.L. Index-One Act, 1924-31 Press 124490 2009 Cupid: Great Right Hope, The T DVD -R HQ 11046 Episode #3. 4-14-2009 Public Broadcasting Program Executive Hallie (Constance Zimmer). Her son locates the man who donated the sperm to conceive him. He’s the perfect man for the PBS executive except he is a Republican. She produces a “local hero” segment on the work he does with kids in his gym. They end up together. Adventures of a modern-day man who may be the reincarnation of the fabled god of love. 124491 2009 Cupid: Pilot T Episode #1. 3-31-2009 Reporter Madelyn (Marguerite Moreau) interviews Irish busker and falls in love with him. Adventures of a modern-day man who may be the reincarnation of the fabled god of love. Photographer (Shalin Agarwal). Senior Editor (Mary DeBellis). The man from Ireland’s visa is about to expire. He searches for the reporter, but can’t find her. She has written a story about the girl he is searching for to get married. But when the girl shows up, she is not what he thought she was. He has fallen in love with the reporter but can’t find her before he is deported to Ireland. The reporter follows him to Ireland so she can marry him. 124492 1999 Cupid's Corner NR Jones, Annie Editor Joe Avery, the aggravating, though certainly attractive, new editor of the town paper is a problem for woman who wants to stage marriage-a-thon breaking record set back in town's glory days -- 66 weddings to take place before the end of summer. She won't let anyone get in her way -- least of all Avery. But when the woman's ex-fiancé reenters the picture, the stakes are raised. The editor can only pray for a miracle that will keep his plans to win her heart from becoming yesterday's news. 124493 1979 Cuppi, The N OWN - H Johnson, Sandy Freelance News Photographer Wood. 124494 2006 Curb Appeal: Southern Hospitality DT DVD -R HQ 7567 Episode. TV News Correspondent Laura Kirsten wants her house improved. Married to a Presbyterian minister. 124495 2004 Curb Your Enthusiasm: 5 Wood, The T David, Larry Episode #35. 2-1-2004 Interviewer. Waspy Interviewer #1 (Ken Howard). Waspy Interviewer #2 (James Sikking). 124496 2002 Curb Your Enthusiasm: Grand Opening, The T David, Larry Episode #30. 11-17-2002 TV Restaurant Critic Andy Portico is vicious critic whose thumbs down review on TV can ruin a restaurant. He is slated to review Larry David's new restaurant. While they are playing a dodge ball game between parents and kids, David gets into throwing fight with restaurant critic and breaks his thumbs. Goes to apologize. David had fired chef because he said he got the job because he was bald but David finds out he wears toupee. Critic recommends new chef. David helps feed spaghetti to critic and gets food all over his shirt. 124497 2005 Curb Your Enthusiasm: Lewis Needs a Kidney T DVD -R HQ 4672 David, Larry Episode #45. 11-2005 TV Newscaster Kelvin Han Yee, Eyewitness News at Eleven. Live Studio City. "This is Kelvin Han Yee Live." Live Newscast about a shooting involving man Larry David met at a drive-in and Louis Lewis, relative to Comedian Lewis who needs kidney transplant. This gets David off the hook since Richard Lewis' cousin will donate a kidney once he dies. 124498 2007 Curb Your Enthusiasm: Meet the Blacks T DVD -R HQ 8965 Episode. 9-12-2007 News Media covers a natural disaster wiping out the homes of thousands. Cheryl talks Larry into adopting a family displaced by the hurricane. Larry invents the perfect excuse for missing parties -- and it, of course, backfires. 124499 2004 Curb Your Enthusiasm: Opening Night T SVDSP 1545 David, Larry Episode #40. 3-14-2004. Season Finale Critics react to Larry David's Broadway debut in Mel Brooks' "The Producers." 124500 2001 Curb Your Enthusiasm: Shrimp Incident, The T David, Larry Episode #14. 10-14-2001. PR Publicist Michael Patrick King as an HBO publicist 124501 2004 Curb Your Enthusiasm: Weatherman, The T David, Larry Episode #34. 1-25-2004 TV News Anchor (Christina Sampaio). Weatherman (Gary Kroeger). 124502 2009 Cure for Night, A N Peacock, Justin Tabloids have sunk their teeth into the racially tinged trial of a black pot dealer from the projects who is charged with the murder of a white college student in a street shooting. 124503 0001 Cures for Love, The PO COPY News. Real world of Rome. Observations. 124504 2008 Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The M TV Reporter (Wilbur Fitzgerald). Benjamin Button is a man who ages backwards going from old age to infancy. 124505 2005 Curious Crafts of Old England DT UK Interviewer Debra Rixon. 124506 1967 Curious Dr. Humpp, The (aka La Venganza del Sexo) M Zorrilla, Raul (Story). Emilio Vieyra (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Argentina. Ness Book Reporter (Richard Bauleo) for The Chronicle investigates series of kidnappings he believes are the work of doctor who was responsible for similar crimes in Italy 20 years earlier. Police laugh at his theory. But reporter connects disappearances to a sex-crazed scientist conducting experiments in human sexual response. Doctor is under control of a brain being kept alive in his laboratory, which belongs to doctor who committed kidnappings in Italy. While staking out a drug store, reporter spots scientist and follows him. Reporter captured and subjected to experiments involving control of the libido. Manages to sneak note out to police. With help of one of scientist's female subjects, reporter is able to destroy the mad doctor and the evil brain. 124507 2000 Curious George - Reads Writes and Spells G Computer game by Simon & Schuster. Cub Reporter Curious George embarks on a new adventure for the town newspaper. By helping Curious George complete his assignments, kids become part of the story while practicing their reading, writing and spelling skills. The world's most famous monkey has a nose for news in this learning adventure for kids in grades 1 and 2. Twelve different episodes focus kids on specific skills. 124508 1873 Curious Pleasure Excursion, A SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Sketches New and Old." Parody Advertisement in Newspaper 124509 1870 Curious Relic for Sale SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Curious Republic of Gondour and Other Whimsical Sketches, The." Newspaper Advertisement in the Herald. Reporter's report. 124510 1935 Curly Harper CS Edson, Nat -- 1935-1944 Reporter. Harper forced to leave school to help sickly mother, became a reporter uncovering and fighting crime. Teamed with female detective. 124511 1986 Currane Trueheart N Newlove, Donald News Media 124512 1977 Current Affair, A DT Australia. Series 1971. Reporters Mimi Kwa (2003), Tara Brown. Hosts Tracey Grimshaw (2002-2006), Ray Martin (2002-2005). 124513 2005 Current Affair, A DT Series 2005- Correspondents Arthel Neville, Tina Malave. Host Tim Green. 124514 1986 Current Affair, A: DT SV 84 (6-27-1991). VHS 406 (1995). Episodes. Series 1986-1996 Entertainment Reporters Nancy O'Dell (1995-1996), Jeanne Wolf (1995-1996). Correspondents Rafael Abramovitz , Steve Dunleavy (1994), Alexander Johnson (1994), Krista Bradford, George Ciccarone, Rita Jenrette (1988-1990), Robin Dorian (1990-1995). Hosts Maury Povich (1986-1990), Maureen O'Boyle (1990-1994), Jon Scott (1995-1996), Penny Daniels (1994-1995). 124515 1991 Current Affair, A: Anniversary Edition DT SV 115 Entertainment Reporters Nancy O'Dell (1995-1996), Jeanne Wolf (1995-1996). Correspondents Rafael Abramovitz , Steve Dunleavy (1994), Alexander Johnson (1994), Krista Bradford, George Ciccarone, Rita Jenrette (1988-1990), Robin Dorian (1990-1995). Hosts Maury Povich (1986-1990), Maureen O'Boyle (1990-1994), Jon Scott (1995-1996), Penny Daniels (1994-1995). 124516 1990 Current Affairs N OWN - H - P Raskin, Barbara Newsmagazine. Stephanie (Shay) Karavan, famous and beautiful, a radical freelance journalist who covers and cavorts with the rich and greedy. Bed partner of many 124517 1989 Current Affairs N Thurston, Carol Weinberg List Journalist 124518 1994 Current Inside Copy: Space Quest - Behind Closed Doors M Short Investigative Reporter (Barry T. Smith). Cameraman Guy (Daryle Smith). 124519 1990 Curry and Pepper (aka Ga li la jiajo) MF Hong Kong Female TV Reporter Joey Law (Ann Bridgewater) help devil-may-care detectives. The two cops are best friends and partners and both become the subject of a beautiful news reporter’s documentary. The two soon find themselves competing for screen time as well as the love of the reporter while trying to capture a murderous arms dealer. 124520 1997 Curse of Inferno, The M Reporter (David Dahl). Newswoman (Mary Chris Wall). 124521 1980 Curse of King Tut's Tomb, The MT SVD 1452 (Complete). SVD 1446 (Incomplete). Wyne, Barry (Book - Behind the Mask of Tutankhamen). Herb Meadow (Teleplay) Ness Book Reporter Sarah Morrissey (Eva Marie Saint) for Global Press in New York is at the site of a famous archaeological dig and becomes romantically involved with the archaeologist. When the news of the discovery of the tomb is announced, a voice-over says "sensation seeking journalists and other vultures" converged on the site. 124522 2003 Curse of Page 3, The DT UK. News Media. Ex-Tabloid Reporter Nick Ferrari (Himself). Paparazzi Photographer Dennis Gill (Himself). Page 3 Photographer Beverly Goodway (Herself). Glamour Photographer Jeany Savage (Herself). 124523 2007 Curse of Shirley, The C DVD -R HQ 7975 Cartoon Network's Best of the Week Newspaper. The town's newspaper is called "Nowhere Newspaper." 124524 2003 Curse of the Bambino, The DT Washington Post Sports Columnist (Thomas Boswell - Himself). Boston Globe (Leigh Montville - Himself). WEEI Sports Radio, Boston (Glen Ordway - Himself). Babe Ruth Biographer Robert W. Creamer - Himself). The Curse of the Bambino, Author (Dan Shaughnessy). Film-Theater Critic (Jeffrey Lyons - Himself). Providence Journal (Art Martone, Sean McAdam - Themselves). Boston Journalist (Clark Booth - Himself). Boston Globe (Bud Collins - Himself) Playwright, The Curse of the Bambino (Dave Kruh - Himself). WEEI Sports Radio, Boston (Ted Sarandis - Himself) Author, Shut Out the Story Race and Baseball in Boston (Howard Bryant). Boston Globe (Jack MacMullen - Himself). WSKO Sports Radio-Providence (Scott Cordischi - Himself). 124525 1999 Curse of the Blair Witch MT Reporter. Rustin Parr, Jailhouse Reporter (Stan Kane). 124526 2005 Curse of the Jackalope M Photographer (Bernie Miller). 124527 1994 Curse of the Lost Gold Mine DT News Media. Reporter 1891 (Christopher Gaze). Reporter 1932 (David Wills). Researcher Kathie Hamilton. 124528 1983 Curse of the Pink Panther M TV Reporter (Peter Kelly). 124529 1988 Curse of the Queerwolf M TV Newscaster (Don Martin). 124530 1997 Curse of the ShadowBurg M News Cameraman (Robert Tilem). 124531 2005 Cursed M News Media. Newscaster (Ken Rudulph). TV Host (Craig Kilborn - Himself). News Reporter (Susan Yeagley) 124532 1933 Curtain at Eight (aka Backstage Mystery) M Cohen, Octavus Roy (Story). Edward T. Lowe (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Terry Mooney (Russell Hopton), wisecracking journalist plagues a dumb cop while investigating a murder at the theater. 124533 1940 Curtain Call M SVD 1466 Critic in Dressing Room (Paul Irving) 124534 1941 Curtains for the Copper N Polsky, Thomas Newspaper 124535 1939 Curtains for the Editor NM Polsky, Thomas Newspaper. Authentic newspaper background built around a killing in the office a crusading editor. Hard-boiled style. 124536 1939 Curtains for the Judge N Polsky, Thomas Newspaper 124537 2002 Curve of the World, The: Novel, A N Stevens, Marcus Journalist who is young and arrogant. 124538 2007 Curveball NS Wallace, Rich Winning Season Series #9 School Reporter Eddie Ventura is feeling the pressures of being an undercover reporter. No one on his baseball team has realized that he is the anonymous writer behind all the great news coverage their team has been getting from their school newspaper. The only problem is not everyone is thrilled with the stories, or the uncanny way their secrets are being leaked to the press. Should Eddie quit writing for the school newspaper before his secret is uncovered? 124539 2006 Custodes Bestiae (aka Keepers of the Beast) MF Italy Journalist is called by a university professor who claims to have discovered the find of the century. During the interview, the professor receives a visitor and instructs the journalist to hide in the house. After a period of time, the journalist believes his interviewee has vanished. He begins a quest to find out, from the little facts he was given, what the professor’s startling discovery was and in doing so he will be led on a journey into man’s darkest fears. After being tipped off by a professor, an ambitious young journalist investigates an ancient work of art depicting a mysterious religious ceremony. But when the professor disappears, the journalist has two sinister mysteries to solve. 124540 2007 Custodian of Paradise, The N Johnston, Wayne Columnist Sheilagh Fielding is a striking, unconventional, six-foot-three Newfoundland woman with a limp. She is a notorious St. John's columnist. Near the end of World War II, Fielding holes up on a nearby deserted island after her mother dies. Mother left her a small inheritance. She senses presence of her mysterious "Provider," who has shadowed her all her life and whom she has never met. She was abandoned by her mother at six and raised by a physician father who insinuates she's not his. Fielding gave birth to twins when she was 16 who were raised as her half-siblings by her mother in New York City. She returned to St. John's and lived an eccentric life that includes writing a satiric newspaper column and drinking heavily. 124541 1994 Custodian, The M SVD 567 Dingwall, John (Screenplay) Australia - Ness Book TV Reporter Reynolds (Kelly Dingwall) is called by disguised voice giving him information on corrupt cops. New station management has close association with police. Reluctant to let him pursue story. Reporter (Emily Lumbers). Reporter gets footage of cops loading car with confiscated drugs. Shows film to internal affairs investigator who tails one of the cops and sneaks into police station to get evidence. Faxes it to reporter. Reynolds holds press conference. He has evidence implicating nearly every senior officer in the force, but is unable to show it because of agreement he made with source. Ridiculed by fellow journalists: "You're an anachronism…and so young." Reporter told not to pursue the story. He finally leaks information to newspaper reporter. Management objects Reynolds source on story his station won't run. Investigator's wife raped and killed. Reynolds accuses station owner's police force friends of contributing to death. Arrests are made. During hearing, TV reporter recognizes a cop as anonymous source. "This is not the Daily Planet…People think exposes are good for business. Exposes are bad for business. Exposes create repercussions that last for years." Cameraman (Andrew S. Gilbert). 124542 2000 Cut M TV Reporter (Patrick Frost). TV Reporter (Holly Myers). TV Reporter (Dominic Pedlar). 124543 1986 Cut and Run M Frugoni, Cesare, Dardano Sacchetti (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book TV Reporter Fran Hudson (Lisa Blount) and Cameraman Mark (Leonard Mann) for Cable Video News whoa re doing a piece on the drug trade. Eventually link drug traffickers to Guyana and the mass suicide of James Jones. Reporter tries to convince her editorial staff that Jones' right-hand man is still alive. The two journalists fly to the jungle to follow up the story and do live feeds using a portable satellite. Station Executive Karin (Karen Black) broadcasts gruesome footage the two TV journalists send back and she says if they continue to be this good she may run a brief ad promoting the coverage. They find the mastermind behind the killings and interview him. He calls Hudson "one of that foul breed of hyenas" who misrepresented and mocked events at Guyana. While on camera being interviewed, the killer is beheaded. The two journalists escape in a plane. They are attacked and Hudson sprays the killer aboard with a fire extinguisher, then shoots him. New York Times, 5/3/86: "The heroes, with all their sophisticated video gear, still owe a lot to Clark Kent and Lois Lane." 124544 2007 Cut and Run N Neggers, Carla Journalist who was a Vietnam War hero is chasing the story of a mythic stone -- the largest uncut diamond in the world, the Minstrel's Rough, thought to be a legend. A woman whose family bought the diamond in 1548 supposedly has the gem. Others are seeking it -- a U.S. senator who will risk his career and face the ultimate scandal to claim its value, a Nazi collaborator willing to do anything to get it, and the journalist. 124545 1994 Cut Up M News Media. News Anchor (Michael Moore). News Photographer (John Pope). 124546 2003 Cut-Up: Films of Grant Munro, The C Interviewer (John Canemaker). 124547 2006 Cutline N Hill, Bonnie Hearn Reporter Geri LaRue realizes her friend, award-winning journalist Leta Blackburn is missing. Leta would have been covering the sensational story -- and investigating the forensics report that showed the priest was engaged in sexual activities at the time of his murder. With a ruthless colleague suggesting Geri knows more than she'll admit, she turns to a prominent shrink for help, taking with her a folder full of notes that points to the rarest and most deadly of killers: a woman. Therapist is the only one who understands what goes on inside the twisted mind of the predator the papers are calling The Razor Killer, an erotomaniac who believes her victims are in love with her. He has reasons for keeping his theory a secret, but agrees to help LaRue's search, not knowing that the killer is watching, in her mind writing one more newspaper caption, one more cutline where the photograph is gruesome, and the bottom line is death 124548 1989 Cutting Class M Newspaper Boy (Steven Kobrin). 124549 2006 Cutting Edge 2, The: Going for the Gold M Sports Correspondents (Rebecca Grant, Jack Haley). Sports Commentator (Mary Strong). National Commentators (Oksana Baiul, Matt Gallant). 124550 2008 Cutting Edge 3: Chasing the Dream MT Reporter (Adrianne Richards). 124551 1992 Cutting Edge, The M DVD -R HQ 8618, 8619 International Reporter (Peter Messaline). International Reporter (Pierre Peloquin). International Reporter (Maya Toman). Nationals Commentators (Judy Blumberg, Robin Cousins). Olympic Commentators (Melanie Miller, Dick Grant). Interviewer (Jo Jo Starbuck). 124552 2003 CWC World TF Denmark Reporter (Viggo Sommer). Traffic Reporter (Uffe Rorbaek Madsen). 124553 2001 CWC/Canal Wild Card TF Denmark Swedish Reporter Sven Goran Ericsson (Uffe Rorbaek Madsen. 124554 2007 Cwpan Caerdydd MTF Wales News Media. Journalist Pererin 1926 (Dafydd Hywel). 124555 2003 Cyanide Wells NM Muller, Marcia Reporter Ardis Coleman (aka Gwen Lindstrom) had written a Pulitzer Prize-winning story about the local murder of a gay couple for the Cyanide Wells, California local newspaper in Soledad County in Northern California. Now Gwen is missing again, this time with her child. Her former husband tries to find out what happened. He was unjustly suspected of murdering Gwen. He moved from Minnesota where he taught college photography to British Columbia. Fourteen years later an anonymous phone caller tells him Gwen is living in Cyanide Wells, Calif. as Ardis Coleman. He goes there to find her and clear his name. She was hired by local country newspaper, won Pulitzer for series on murder of gay couple. He discovers former wife was in a lesbian relationship with hot-headed newspaper Editor and Publisher Carly McGuire. They team up to try to find her and discover a twisted plan -- one that leads to a final confrontation that may prove fatal to all of them. 124556 2006 Cyber Cinderella N Hopkinson, Christina Public Relations Practitioner Izobel Brannigan is an ordinary 30-year-old woman in London working a good but dull PR job and with a lousy boyfriend. Out of boredom she decides to Google herself and finds an entire Web site devoted to her describing a fun, exciting and glamorous lifestyle that she's certain she's not living. She starts searching for the mysterious admirer who thinks so highly of her. No one is safe from her questions -- friends, coworkers, boyfriends, even new flames are all at risk. The more she searches, the more her life begins to reflect what she read on the Internet. PR O'create's IT consultant Ivan Jaffy, who works the tech front while Izobel questions everyone else. Ivan teaches Izobel about HTML coding and she discovers he has a seductive artistic side hidden behind his geekery. 124557 1994 Cyber Tracker M VHS 937 Hart, Jacobsen (Screenplay) Ness Book Female Reporter Connie (Stacie Foster), for InterNews, is also head of radical group opposing development of computerized judicial system by large corporation. Female scientist murdered -- gathering information for reporter. She insists hero, who witnessed the head of the company shooting the scientist, help her group infiltrate the corporation. Other members are killed during a confrontation with a cyber tracker. Reporter tries to break into the company and fight evil boss. Hero shoots senator who supported development of judicial program. Reveals him to be a robot. Reporter makes a commentary on TV calling for preservation of human values (and quoting Ayn Rand). Conflict of interest created by reporter belonging to radical political group never addressed. Her work as a journalist depicted in opening and ending scenes. Reporter (Peter Kluge). 124558 1995 Cyber Tracker 2 (AKA Cybertracker 2. Cyber-Tracker 2) M DVD -R HQ 6827, 6828. SVD 527 Preston, Jr., Richard (Screenplay) Ness Book Newswoman Connie (Stacie Foster) now married to hero and they take on corrupt politician who is helping generate a race of killer cyborgs. Bad guys make evil robot duplicates of the reporter and hero. conference for Reporter and her crew attend a press conference for the governor and manage to get a space right in front of the podium even though they arrive late. Newswoman is actually a robot duplicate in the control of the corrupt politician. She shoots the governor so the politician can take over. The real reporter has been kidnapped, but she manages to escape leading to a series of explosions and chases. Eventually, reporter freezes her duplicate with nitrogen. She, the hero and their colleagues blow up the secret laboratory. News Reporter (Fred Holliday). Reporter #2 (Helene M. White), Newscaster wife. 124559 2002 CyberChase: C Series. 2002- Reporters Sam Vander Rom (Al Roker), a robotic reporter and Erica Ram, who gives interviews to people because she is at Cyberscoop. The red-headed Erica goes all around Cyberspace to find a good place to host the show with Sam. Hosts of Cyberscoop are Erica Ram and Sam Vander Rom. They also host another show called XUSB (USC is computer jargon for Universal Seria Bus, a standard format for information pors on personal computers). Erica goes to cybersites to find news. Erica once fell in love with Hacker. 124560 2005 CyberChase: Case of the Missing Memory, The C Episode #59. 10-4-2005 Reporters Sam Vander Rom (Al Roker), a robotic reporter and Erica Ram, who gives interviews to people because she is at Cyberscoop. The red-headed Erica goes all around Cyberspace to find a good place to host the show with Sam. Hosts of Cyberscoop are Erica Ram and Sam Vander Rom. They also host another show called XUSB (USC is computer jargon for Universal Serial Bus, a standard format for information on personal computers). Erica goes to cybersites to find news. Kids and Digit must restore Motherboard's memory. Missing Information is the key. Erica once fell in love with Hacker. 124561 2006 CyberChase: Halloween Howl, The C Episode #63. 10-31-2006 Reporters Sam Vander Rom (Al Roker), a robotic reporter and Erica Ram, who gives interviews to people because she is at Cyberscoop. The red-headed Erica goes all around Cyberspace to find a good place to host the show with Sam. It's Halloween in Castleblanca and the night of the big party, the Halloween Howl. Hacker has taken over the Mayor's castle for a candlelight dinner with Erica Ram. It's all designed to make Wicked jealous. But the Mayor returns and wants Hacker out. Hacker brings the castle's stone gargoyles to life, captures the Mayor and imprisons him in the dungeon. Kids and Digit must master division to rescue the Mayor, deal with gargoyles and save the Halloween Howl. Hosts of Cyberscoop are Erica Ram and Sam Vander Rom. They also host another show called XUSB (USC is computer jargon for Universal Serial Bus, a standard format for information on personal computers). Erica goes to cybersites to find news. Erica once fell in love with Hacker. 124562 2004 CyberChase: Starlight Night C Episode #52. 12-31-2004 Reporters Sam Vander Rom (Al Roker), a robotic reporter and Erica Ram, who gives interviews to people because she is at Cyberscoop. The red-headed Erica goes all around Cyberspace to find a good place to host the show with Sam. Hosts of Cyberscoop are Erica Ram and Sam Vander Rom. They also host another show called XUSB (USC is computer jargon for Universal Serial Bus, a standard format for information on personal computers). Erica goes to cybersites to find news. The cyber year is almost over and with it all the stars of Cyberspace are to get recharged. It's Hacker's chance to darken the cyber skies. Erica once fell in love with Hacker. 124563 2003 CyberChase: True Colors C Episode #30. 4-2-2003 Reporters Sam Vander Rom (Al Roker), a robotic reporter and Erica Ram, who gives interviews to people because she is at Cyberscoop. The red-headed Erica goes all around Cyberspace to find a good place to host the show with Sam. Hosts of Cyberscoop are Erica Ram and Sam Vander Rom. They also host another show called XUSB (USC is computer jargon for Universal Serial Bus, a standard format for information on personal computers). Erica goes to cybersites to find news. Sam and Erica report on the election between Hacker and Motherboard. Hacker claims he is now a good person who does good deeds. Can the kids find a counter example that proves Hacker is lying or will he be elected the new ruler of cyberspace? Erica once fell in love with Hacker. 124564 2003 CyberChase: Wedding Scammer, The C Episode #37. 9-16-2003 Reporters Sam Vander Rom (Al Roker), a robotic reporter and Erica Ram, who gives interviews to people because she is at Cyberscoop. The red-headed Erica goes all around Cyberspace to find a good place to host the show with Sam. Hosts of Cyberscoop are Erica Ram and Sam Vander Rom. They also host another show called XUSB (USC is computer jargon for Universal Serial Bus, a standard format for information on personal computers). Erica goes to cybersites to find news. It could be the most talked about wedding in all of Cyberspace. Hacker and the wicked witch -- claiming to be the long-lost daughter of a powerful king. The real Princess is trapped in a series of mazes. Erica once fell in love with Hacker. 124565 2003 CyberChase: Whale of a Tale C Episode #34. 5-21-2003 Reporters Sam Vander Rom (Al Roker), a robotic reporter and Erica Ram, who gives interviews to people because she is at Cyberscoop. The red-headed Erica goes all around Cyberspace to find a good place to host the show with Sam. Hosts of Cyberscoop are Erica Ram and Sam Vander Rom. They also host another show called XUSB (USC is computer jargon for Universal Serial Bus, a standard format for information on personal computers). Erica goes to cybersites to find news. The kids are enjoying a day in R-Fair City where Glowia along with her giant whale partner, Spout, are performing. Suddenly Spout starts rampaging through R-Fair City and Glowia is captured. No doubt it's all Hacker's doing. Erica once fell in love with Hacker. 124566 1995 Cyberjack M Newsreader (Robert H. Straight). 124567 1999 Cyberstalking, The MT Newscaster (Luce Botte). 124568 1995 Cybill: T VHS 335 Episode TV Reporter (Leeza Gibbons) 124569 1998 Cybill: Cybill in the Morning T DVD -R HQ 1961 Episode #86. 7-6-1998 Talk Shot Co-Host Cybill Sheridan (Cybill Shepherd) works with a jealous co-host Julie (Linda Wallem), a prissy homemaker, and a new producer Charlie Addison (Charlie Rocket), who is a cad on the talk show "Julie & Cybill." Sheridan and Addison have a past history. 124570 1995 Cybill: Cybill's Fifteen Minutes T SVD 1337 Episode #18. 10-15-1995 Reporters hound Cybill after her Oscar-night date, a famous actor, is arrested for soliciting a prostitute. 124571 1998 Cybill: Fine Is Not a Feeling T Episode #79. 3-25-1998 Reporter. Cybill Sheridan (Cybill Shepherd), an actress, playing the role of a reporter interviewing Amelia Earhardt . Quits out of disgust with Hollywood's lack of respect for older women. Justin (Danny Masterson), Cybill's best friend Maryann's son, plans to move to San Francisco to be an environmental reporter for an Earth Watch newsletter. 124572 1996 Cybill: Hell of a Christmas, A T Episode #47. 12-9-1996 Reporter (Hiram Kasten). 124573 1997 Cybill: Little Bo Peep T Episode #50. 1-20-1997 News Media. Female TV News Personality (Arthel Neville). 124574 1998 Cybill: Oh Brother! T Episode #79. 4-1-1998 Publisher (Murphy Dunne). 124575 1966 Cyborg 2087 M AFI-Radio Radio 124576 1996 Cyborg Cop III (aka Terminal Impact, aka Cyborg Cop 3) M DVD -R HQ 5499, 5500. SVD 532 TV Newswoman mysteriously disappears prompting two rogue federal marshals to find the woman and save the world now being terrorized by a secret lab's indestructible killing machines. TV Anchorman (Douglas Bristow). TV Cameraman (J.D. Du Plessis) 124577 1987 Cycling Posture SS Broun, Hob In "Cardinal Numbers." Newspaper. Riley works for Gravity Media -- three monthlies (Our True Lives, Terror/Counterterror, Global Detective). Bimonthly (Cat Fights: Journal of Female Combat, The), and one-shots like Amazing Pet Stories Annual. Moretti is executive president. Full-time staff of only five and a distributor. Riley writes everything, even captions. Writes great quantities quickly and easily. 124578 1987 Cyclone M Photographer (Jesse Long) 124579 2004 Cyrus Anderson: Air Rage N Yarney, Sam #2 Cyrus Anderson Trilogy Freelance Journalist Cyrus Dreyfus Anderson of Britain is the Special Events Correspondent for a Christian broadcasting network. Anderson is combining business with pleasure on a trip to Switzerland. As special events correspondent for PDR Direct (Pour Down Righteousness) television network. Cyrus is to interview a group of people who miraculously survived a mountain climbing incident. His wife Liddy accompanies him, taking a needed break from their 18-month-old child. Soon after arrival, however, Cyrus gets a new assignment that he’s been waiting for. He will travel with the press assigned to cover the President of the United States on his trip to Russia. Though Liddy isn’t very happy, Cyrus is ecstatic, as this is just the beginning of a long-laid plan, “The Project” (a mysterious allusion to something that Cyrus and his friends learned about in the first novel of this trilogy, “Ninety Days”). Cyrus immediately returns to the U.S., where he boards the press plane and heads off to Russia. In the meantime, other characters make short appearances in tantalizingly brief vignettes, as when the Chinese President calls the U.S. President to offer a lucrative business relationship with the car industry in China, rather than give it to a European country. The punch line is that the Chinese President needs an unnamed favor from the American President. Cyrus, his wife and friends are Christians and the entire plot of the series is based on the power of prayer from believers. When Anderson’s boss comes under pressures that may destroy PDR and bodies start piling up, Anderson tries to discover who is behind the attacks. He confronts his friend, Alain Saint-Clair, a European financial powerhouse. Instead of helping, Alain threatens him as he send him away. Alain then calls Anderson’s wife, Liddy, imploring her to keep Cyrus occupied. As Cyrus uncovers more pieces of the puzzle, he risks his life, and his family’s and friends’ lives. By now, Cyrus has become a believer as he works to make sure the side of right survives. When the president of the United States turns down a secret personal request of President Zhang of China, he loses a valuable industrial agreement. Powerful economic interests in Europe eagerly snatch up the agreement and zealously try to fulfill President Zhang’s request, a request that will further their agenda of consolidating power in the hands of the Mighty and Strong One. Multiple bad guys try to take down the forces of good, represented by swashbuckling British Journalist Cyrus Anderson. Anderson lives in conflict between his love for world adventure and love for his family. Anderson seeks God’s direction in all he does. He’s got a rock solid prayer chain anchored by a fabulous wife and friends who pray him through all manner of wild stuff. 124580 2002 Cyrus Anderson: Ninety Days (aka 90 Days) N Yarney, Sam #1 Cyrus Anderson Trilogy Freelance Journalist Cyrus Dreyfus Anderson of Britain finds himself in the middle of an international conspiracy, a 90-day countdown is triggered, and it cannot be stopped. What happens when personal agendas, high finance and international politics clash and blend with the determined prayers of a group of saints? Anderson starts out as a profound, rational-thinking nonbeliever, a no-nonsense international journalist. Anderson finds himself strapped for cash and decides to take in a border. Little did he realize that his new roommate, Alain Saint-Clair, is not only the heir apparent of a billion-dollar empire, but is also the catalyst by which the world could be destroyed. And the weapons in this warfare are not carnal, but spiritual. Cyrus is pulled into the center of a whirlwind storm of international proportions with only way to survive. As a journalist, Cyrus is a quiet and rational-thinking man. But he seeks the truth. Yet he encounters a force that wasn’t factored into his orderly way of thinking and living. As the powers of darkness gain momentum, the power of prayer is revealed. Cyrus is a bright young man who got a first-class degree in history from Cambridge University and had the British establishment and business world beckoning to him to enter their gilded portals. Instead of choosing a more traditional career path, he chose to backpack for a few years and work in a series of dead-end jobs. He ended up becoming a war correspondent by accident and proved very successful in that endeavor. 124581 1930 Czar of Broadway, The M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters. Universal Editor of New York City newspaper wants expose of criminal. Hires San Francisco Reporter Jay Grant (John Harron) to work undercover to do a story on a notorious racketeer. 124582 2006 Czeka na nas swiat MF Poland Journalist (Patrycja Hurlak). Sports Commentator (Jerzy Krol). 124583 1977 Czlowiek z marmuru MF Poland Journalist (Dorota Stalinska). Editor (Magda Teresa Wojcik). TV Producer (Boguslaw Sobczuk). Cameraman (Leonard Zajaczkowski). Soundman (Jacek Domanski). 124584 1981 Czlowiek z zelaza MF Poland Journalist (Jerzy Kiszkis). Journalist (Lech Soluba). TV Editor (Boguslaw Sobczuk). TV Crewman (Jacek Domanski). TV Crewman (Krzysztof Machowski). 124585 1974 Czterdziestolatek: Portret czyli jak byc kochanym TF Episode #4. Reporter (Jerzy Dobrowolski). Reporter (Adam Pawlikowski). 124586 1970 Czterej pancerni i pies: Dom TF Poland. Episode #21. Photographer (Janusz Przymanowski). 124587 1974 D SS OWN - P Just, Ward In "21 Selected Stories." Female Photographer. First appeared in Redbook. 124588 1987 D Generation, The: D Generation, Bloody D Generation T Episode #14. 5-21-1987 Newsreader (Edwin Maher). 124589 2005 D Word, The M TV Reporter Dyke (Judith Z. Miller). 124590 1945 D-Day SSF GPL Trout, Robert In "Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories for Late at Night." From Saturday Review. Correspondent Robert Trout for Columbia Broadcasting System CBS World News in the future. Describes major news event in the future. 124591 2004 D-Day 60 MT UK - Miniseries Reporter (Martha Kearney). Commentators (John Hughes-Wilson, James Naughtie). 124592 1984 D-Day Plus 40 Years MT Interviewer-Presenter (Tom Brokaw) 124593 1956 D-Day the Sixth of June M War Correspondent Grainger (Richard Aherne) of the Associated Press. American War Correspondent (Howard Price). 124594 2006 D-War M Reporter (Kevin Breznahan). 124595 1946 D.A. Breaks a Seal, The NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley #8 Doug Selby-Sylvia Martin Mysteries. Reporter Sylvia Martin is a beautiful reporter with a nose for news who works for the Clarion in Madison County, California. She also has an eye for the District Attorney, Doug Selby and helps him solve crimes as his handy, unofficial investigator. Selby resigned as D.A. of Madison County to enlist in the military as an intelligence officer. But he returns to Madison City while on leave. He provides his reporter friend Martin with the story behind a murder and an attempted murder. In the process, he helps many of his old friends including his former partner, the sheriff, to arrest a killer and his former lover, Inez Stapleton to win a will contest lawsuit against Alphonse Baker Carr. 124596 1949 D.A. Breaks an Egg, The NM OWN Gardner, Erle Stanley #9 Doug Selby-Sylvia Martin Mysteries Reporter Sylvia Martin is a beautiful reporter with a nose for news who works for the Clarion in Madison County, California. She also has an eye for the District Attorney, Doug Selby and helps him solve crimes as his handy, unofficial investigator. Martin is young "trimly efficient with reddish-brown eyes." 124597 1944 D.A. Calls a Turn, The NM OWN Gardner, Erle Stanley #6 Doug Selby-Sylvia Martin Mysteries. Reporter Sylvia Martin is a beautiful reporter with a nose for news who works for the Clarion in Madison County, California. She also has an eye for the District Attorney, Doug Selby and helps him solve crimes as his handy, unofficial investigator. He again fought for justice and dealt some crippling blows against his old nemesis, Alphonse Baker Carr. Selby finally got needed proof to charge A.B.C. with criminal conspiracy, but it was negated by his marriage to the primary witness. 124598 1937 D.A. Calls It Murder, The NM OWN - H Gardner, Erle Stanley #1 Doug Selby-Sylvia Martin Mysteries. Reporter Sylvia Martin is a beautiful reporter with a nose for news who works for the Clarion in Madison County, California. She also has an eye for the District Attorney, Doug Selby and helps him solve crimes as his handy, unofficial investigator. Selby is the newly elected District Attorney in a city and county that are politically corrupt. Selby and the newly elected sheriff ran on a reform ticket and won the offices. Life as a rural county D.A. is not easy for Selby . The opposition newspaper The Blade steadfastly opposed him and called for his resignation over his first case. Was it murder? Even Sylvia Martin, the reporter for the Clarion, the friendly newspaper that supported his campaign and is loyal to him gave only 24 hours to solve the crime -- and prove himself worthy of the office. The Blade was totally ruthless in their attacks against Selby. It is eventually revealed that the newspaper was part of a political machine that run the county. The publisher was out for profit by way of political persecution. 124599 1941 D.A. Cooks a Goose, The NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley #5 Doug Selby-Sylvia Martin Mysteries. Reporter Sylvia Martin is a beautiful reporter with a nose for news who works for the Clarion in Madison County, California. She also has an eye for the District Attorney, Doug Selby and helps him solve crimes as his handy, unofficial investigator. Selby asks Martin to plant two stories in her newspaper to help him with his case. 124600 1939 D.A. Draws a Circle, The NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley #3 Doug Selby-Sylvia Martin Reporter Sylvia Martin is a beautiful reporter with a nose for news who works for the Clarion in Madison County, California. She also has an eye for the District Attorney, Doug Selby and helps him solve crimes as his handy, unofficial investigator. Selby's greatest opponent is the criminal defense attorney Alphonse Baker Carr who claimed to want a peaceful rural community to retire to when in reality he had figured out a criminal case that he could blackmail his way back into money. He was able to escape prosecution, but remained an archenemy of Selby. "Keep back you fool. You haven't a gun." The sheriff pushed Martin out of the way and rushed in the direction of the shots. The girl reporter started after him, but D.A. Selby clutched at her dress. She whirled on the D.A. like a wildcat. "Leave me alone! This is a story!" She wrenched free to the sound of tearing cloth. Sylvia Martin, ace reporter who had worked with D.A. Selby on many cases had no intention of missing the climax of this one. 124601 1940 D.A. Goes to Trial, The NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley #4 Doug Selby-Sylvia Martin Mysteries. Reporter Sylvia Martin is a beautiful reporter with a nose for news who works for the Clarion in Madison County, California. She also has an eye for the District Attorney, Doug Selby and helps him solve crimes as his handy, unofficial investigator. A battered body is found under a railway trestle, there's a vanished book-keeper, a telegram from a man who wasn't there, a girl who fought Selby because she couldn't have him, a political game with Selby as a pawn. Add to that a set of finger-prints that simply had to be where they weren't -- and couldn't be where they were. Selby is the adventurous and romantic young DA of Madison County, near Los Angeles. Inez Stapleton returns to Madison City having earned her law degree and was Selby's opponent. Selby dropped the charges against her client after finding the proof he needed to arrest and convict the guilty party. During the trial, Martin tells Selby about a new witness. Later she finds another surprise witness for Selby. 124602 1938 D.A. Holds a Candle, The NM OWN - H Gardner, Erle Stanley #2 Doug Selby-Sylvia Martin Mysteries. Reporter Sylvia Martin is a beautiful reporter with a nose for news who works for the Clarion in Madison County, California. She also has an eye for the District Attorney, Doug Selby and helps him solve crimes as his handy, unofficial investigator. Martin is a reporter with a brilliant mind and a devotion to success in her job. Her rival for the D.A.'s affection is rich Inez Stapleton, who loves Doug, leaves to go to law school and make something of herself to earn his respect. Selby is pitted against a wealthy family of the area. The daughter, Inez Stapleton, was Doug's love interest before he ran for D.A. He eventually revealed that her brother was part of a criminal conspiracy which ruined the family's social standing. Frost blight in Madison City threatens citrus crop. A dead man is found in one of the cabins at a motor court. 124603 1948 D.A. Takes a Chance, The NM MLPL Gardner, Erle Stanley #7 Doug Selby-Sylvia Martin Mysteries. Reporter Sylvia Martin is a beautiful reporter with a nose for news who works for the Clarion in Madison County, California. She also has an eye for the District Attorney, Doug Selby and helps him solve crimes as his handy, unofficial investigator. Selby, after returning from his service in World War II, was popular enough to regain the D.A. job. 124604 2004 D.A., The: T Episode News Media scrutinizes the D.A. David for keeping a big secret. He refuses to divulge what was in a letter left to him by a suicide victim whose husband died of leukemia. 124605 2004 D.A., The: People vs. Achmed Abbas, The T DVD -R 1616 Episode. 4-9-2004 News Media. The District Attorney fears a case will cause him to lose the support of the Jewish community. Mulls dropping out of the reelection campaign. End of current miniseries.. 124606 2004 D.A., The: People vs. Oliver C. Handley, The T DVD -R 1598 Episode. 4-2-2004 News Media. The District Attorney refuses to release the contents of a letter given to him by a woman who killed herself causing the press to question what he has to hide. 124607 2004 D.A., The: People Vs. Sergius Kovinsky, The T DVD -R 1560 Episode. 3-19-2004 News Media. Press Conference. Reporters. TV Reporter in field. Los Angeles District Attorney and Deputy DA balance their conflicting interests to uphold the law. Reporter #1 (Charlene Amoia). Reporter #2 (Phillip P. Keene). Television Reporter (Rikki Klieman). 124608 1969 D.A.: Murder One MT Newscaster (Howard Culver) 124609 1985 D.A.R.Y.L. M Photographer (James H. Armfield). 124610 1983 D.C. Cab M Reporter (Jaycee Cooper) 124611 1989 D.C. Follies T Episode Reporter Robert Klein appears as an investigative reporter teamed with Ted Koppel 124612 2003 D.C. Sniper: 23 Days of Fear MT News Media. Reporters (Nicola Crosbie, Marrett Green, Manami Hara, Camille Martinez, Dagmar Midcap, Evan Stewart). 124613 2000 D.C.: Blame T Episode #4. 4-23-2000 Washington Journalist (Vincent De Paul). Assistant Bureau Chief (Matthew Bennett). Field Reporter (Ona Fletcher). Press Secretary (Robert Blockstael). 124614 2004 D.E.B.S. M News Media. News Anchor #1 (Roger Fan). News Anchor #2 (Krista Conti). 124615 1997 D.N. Angel CB Sugisaki, Yukiru Japan. 1997-2009. First appeared in Monthly Asuka magazine in November 1997. Manga High School News Reporter Saehara Takeshi is Daisuke's schoolmate and friend of ten years. Son of Police Inspector Saehara, who is pursuing Dark, he is shown to be an enthusiastic reporter who uses his father's contacts to obtain news, particularly about Dark. Excitable, friendly, rude and irresponsible, Takeshi can be reckless in making plans to get photographs of Dark. He is seen bribing Daisuke into doing his homework and his duties at school by offering candid photographs of Risa. Takeshi is shown to do all of the house work at home, and is considered a good cook by his fellow students. 124616 2003 D.N. Angel C Yoshikawa, Koji Japan. 26 episodes. Anime High School News Reporter Saehara Takeshi is Daisuke's schoolmate and friend of ten years. Son of Police Inspector Saehara, who is pursuing Dark, he is shown to be an enthusiastic reporter who uses his father's contacts to obtain news, particularly about Dark. Excitable, friendly, rude and irresponsible, can be reckless getting photos of Dark. He is seen bribing Daisuke into doing his homework and his duties at school by offering candid photographs of Risa. Takeshi is shown to do all of the house work at home, and is considered a good cook by his fellow students. 124617 1950 D.O.A. M Photographer (Ivan Triesault). 124618 1995 D.O.A. -- Dead on Arrival M Reporter Annie Tyson-Tyree is a local crime reporter dogging the DA's top cop 124619 2000 D/S: Anti-Love Story, A N Kadet, Gary S. Reporter Perry Patrick is fired from newspaper where has worked since college as a journalist. He had wandered into comfortable unhappiness living in quaint apartment, maintaining safe and respectable lifestyle with his live-in fiancée of seven years. But deep within, he knows there should be something more. He stumbles into an S&M boutique, gets chained up and beaten. And he enjoys it. He meets a portly real-estate dealer and they become lovers. But when she is found murdered, he becomes the chief suspect. Nobody is going to set him up and get away with it. He fights back. He finds himself the prime suspect in a brutal S&M style murder. 124620 1994 D2: Mighty Ducks, The M News Media. Reporter at Anaheim (Joe Fowler). Coliseum Reporters (Nancy Stephens, Tajsha Thomas). 124621 2009 D4 M News Media. Reporter (Dana Wachtel). 124622 2006 Da Ali G Show - Da Compleet Seereez - Sacha Baron Cohen T DVD set. 360 minutes, 2003-2004 programs. Parody TV Journalism. Journalist Ali G (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. Kazakh TV Reporter Borat (Sacha Baron Cohen). Austrian fashion correspondent Bruno (Sacha Baron Cohen). 124623 2000 Da Ali G Show: Gail Porter T Channel 4 in Great Britain Episode #3. 4-14-2000 Parody TV Journalism. Journalist Ali G (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. 124624 2000 Da Ali G Show: Jarvis Cocker, Anita Roddick T Channel 4 in Great Britain Episode #6. 5-5-2000 Parody TV Journalism. Journalist Ali G (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. 124625 2000 Da Ali G Show: John Humphreys, Fran Healy T Channel 4 in Great Britain Episode #5. 4-28-2000 Parody TV Journalism. Journalist Ali G (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. 124626 2003 Da Ali G Show: Law T VHS 1365 Episode #1. 2-21-2003. HBO Series Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen creates persona Ali G, a white hip-hop journalist who somehow scores interviews with legit public figures. Clueless Kazakstan TV reporter Borat. Ali G, dim-witted wannabe gangsta rapper/TV Journalist. Bruno, flamboyant Austrian fashion reporter. Bigoted, horny anti-Semitic Borat. Bruno interviews several fashionistas during New York Fashion Week. He appears as a model in the Lloyd Klein fashion show that features undergarments. Bruno wears a pink undershirt and briefs and does the worm down the entire length of the runway. Ali G tries his skills as a recruit with the Philadelphia Police Department. Borat explores the do's and don't's of dating in the U.S. Bruno gets the inside story on New York's Fashion Week. Ali G interviews former U.S. Attorney General Dick Thornberg. 124627 2003 Da Ali G Show: Law T VHS 1365 Episode #1. 2-21-2003. HBO Series Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen creates persona Ali G, a white hip-hop journalist who somehow scores interviews with legit public figures. Clueless Kazakstan TV reporter Borat. Ali G, dimwitted wannabe gangsta rapper/TV Journalist. Bruno, flamboyant Austrian fashion reporter. Bigoted, horny anti-Semitic Borat. Bruno interviews several fashionistas during New York Fashion Week. He appears as a model in the Lloyd Klein fashion show that features undergarments. Bruno wears a pink undershirt and briefs and does the worm down the entire length of the runway. Ali G tries his skills as a recruit with the Philadelphia Police Department. Borat explores the do's and don't's of dating in the U.S. Bruno gets the inside story on New York's Fashion Week. Ali G interviews former U.S. Attorney General Dick Thornberg. 124628 2000 Da Ali G Show: Marissa Talt, Sally Jesse Rafael, Roy Hattersley, Tamzin Outhwaite, C. Hynde T Channel 4 in Great Britain Episode #4. 4-21-2000 Parody TV Journalism. Journalist Ali G (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. 124629 2000 Da Ali G Show: Mohammed Al Fayed T Channel 4 in Great Britain Episode #2. 4-7-2000 Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Ali G is Allstair Leslie Graham (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. Self-proclaimed “voice of da yoof” and the leader of the West Staines Massiv. His speech and mannerisms are a mix of stereotypical and often exaggerated British African-Caribbean and hip hop cultures with some American urban influences thrown in. Interviews unsuspecting guests. 124630 2000 Da Ali G Show: Neil Hamilton T Channel 4 in Great Britain Episode #1. 3-30-2000. Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Ali G is Allstair Leslie Graham (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. Self-proclaimed “voice of da yoof” and the leader of the West Staines Massiv. His speech and mannerisms are a mix of stereotypical and often exaggerated British African-Caribbean and hip hop cultures with some American urban influences thrown in. Interviews unsuspecting guests. Borat Sagdiyev comes from Kazakhstan and travels around the United Kingdom and the United States interview people and engaging in their activities. Bruno is a gay Austrian and claims to be the voice of Austrian youth television, and makes others uncomfortable by flaunting his apparent homosexuality. Also interviews fashion aficionados and party people and exposes their extreme views of how unfashionable people should be treated and aims to show the superficiality, hypocrisy and inconsistency of the fashion world. 124631 2003 Da Ali G Show: War T VHS 1369 Episode #2. 2-28-2003. HBO Series Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Ali G is Allstair Leslie Graham (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. Self-proclaimed “voice of da yoof” and the leader of the West Staines Massiv. His speech and mannerisms are a mix of stereotypical and often exaggerated British African-Caribbean and hip hop cultures with some American urban influences thrown in. Interviews unsuspecting guests. He’s a white hip-hop journalist. Bruno, flamboyant Austrian fashion reporter. Bigoted, horny anti-Semitic Borat Sagdiyev. Bruno continues his New York Fashion Week interviews at the Heatherette and Michael & Hushi fashion shows. Ali G interviews former U.N. Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali and tours the U.N. Ali G conducts a roundtable discussion of experts on religion. Borat gets a lesson in etiquette. Ali G talks to General Brent Scowcroft. 124632 2003 Da Ali G. Show: Art T Episode #4. 3-14-2003. HBO Series. Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Ali G is Allstair Leslie Graham (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. Self-proclaimed “voice of da yoof” and the leader of the West Staines Massiv. His speech and mannerisms are a mix of stereotypical and often exaggerated British African-Caribbean and hip hop cultures with some American urban influences thrown in. Interviews unsuspecting guests. Borat Sagdiyev (Sacha Baron Cohen), a native reporter from Kazakhstan with an overactive libido and backward views. Bruno (Sacha Baron Cohen), the campy, shallow fashion correspondent for an Austrian show. Bruno is the third world foreigner who embraces the West for all the wrong reasons. Loves American pornography. Ali G presents his guide to art. Ali G interviews James Lipton of "Inside the Actors Studio." Ali G conducts a studio discussion on the media. Bruno delivers a guide to LA fashion. Ali G interviews Buzz Aldrin 124633 2003 Da Ali G. Show: Belief T Episode #6. 3-28-2003. HBO Series. Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Ali G is Allstair Leslie Graham (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. Self-proclaimed “voice of da yoof” and the leader of the West Staines Massiv. His speech and mannerisms are a mix of stereotypical and often exaggerated British African-Caribbean and hip hop cultures with some American urban influences thrown in. Interviews unsuspecting guests. Borat Sagdiyev (Sacha Baron Cohen), a native reporter from Kazakhstan with an overactive libido and backward views. Bruno (Sacha Baron Cohen), the campy, shallow fashion correspondent for an Austrian show. Bruno is the third world foreigner who embraces the West for all the wrong reasons. Loves American pornography. Interviews in Alabama, which he believes to be the gayest place in America. He also participates as a cheerleader at a football game. Ali G pitches ideas for TV shows to Hollywood executives. Borat presents his guide to the South, touring a Charleston plantation and visiting a rodeo. Ali G conducts a studio discussion on sex. Bruno attends a football game in Alabama. Ali G interviews James Baker. Ali G attends a political rally. Ali G interviews Marlin Fitzwater 124634 2004 Da Ali G. Show: Jah T DVD -R 1879 Episode #11. 8-15-2004. HBO Series. Second Season Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Ali G is Allstair Leslie Graham (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. Self-proclaimed “voice of da yoof” and the leader of the West Staines Massiv. His speech and mannerisms are a mix of stereotypical and often exaggerated British African-Caribbean and hip hop cultures with some American urban influences thrown in. Interviews unsuspecting guests. Bruno (Sacha Baron Cohen), the campy, shallow fashion correspondent for an Australian show. Borat Sagdiyev (Sacha Baron Cohen), a native reporter from Kazakhstan with overactive libido and backward views. Ali G talks with author Gore Vidal. Borat goes house shopping. Sex educator Sally Epstein. Panel on medical ethics. Bruno takes square dancing at a barn dance in Georgia. The credits roll of Da Ali G Show features Bruno interviewing at an Arkansas gun show where he is threatened and nearly physically assaulted. Ali G muses about Moses and the U.S. Constitution with historian/author/"hair stylist" Gore Vidal, then pays a visit to Mt. Vernon, the home of Washington (alas, Denzel isn't at home). Borat goes house-shopping with a realtor, taking time to ask essential buyer's questions about integration, burial sites, padded cells and bathroom soundproofing. Ali G explores safe-sex issues via a genitalia model with sex educator Sally Epstein. Bruno falls hard for a barn dancer in Georgia, but is devastated to find his obsession ultimately unrequited. Ali G conducts a panel on medical ethics with several renowned experts, pressing his guests on issues of cloning (why not clone Carmen Electra?), euthanasia (vs. "youth in Asia") and plastic surgery. 124635 2004 Da Ali G. Show: Peace T DVD -R 1849 Episode #9. 8-1-2004. HBO Series. Second Season Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Ali G is Allstair Leslie Graham (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. Self-proclaimed “voice of da yoof” and the leader of the West Staines Massiv. His speech and mannerisms are a mix of stereotypical and often exaggerated British African-Caribbean and hip hop cultures with some American urban influences thrown in. Interviews unsuspecting guests. Bruno (Sacha Baron Cohen), the campy, shallow fashion correspondent for an Australian show, rates celebrity fashion. Borat Sagdiyev (Sacha Baron Cohen), a native reporter from Kazakhstan with an overactive libido and backward views tries to learn how to be a country star. U.S. Olympic President John Nabor guests. Bruno hosts a show entitled In oder Aus, an interview show about celebrities and their popularity and fashion sense. The Funkyzeit mit Bruno opening is not used in this episode. In New York to sell book ideas to high-profile publishers and agents, Ali G pitches the following would-be bestsellers: "A Kiss on the Lips," a vibrating book designed to stimulate the mind and more; "The Lord of the Rings," an adaptation of the hit films; an Ali G "autobiography" of President Bush; and more. Bruno chats with fashion guru Leon Hall about which celebrities should be kept "in the ghetto" or sent on a "train to Auschwitz"; later, Bruno and "fashion police" James Campbell and Randy McLaughlin rate the attire of such Hollywood notables as Renee Zellweger, Peter Jackson and Paris Hilton. Ali G interviews U.S. Olympic president (and former swimming star) John Nabor about the upcoming games in Greece, pondering why there isn't an Olympic competition for world-record events like Tallest Man or Longest Moustache. Borat travels to Nashville and Tucson to "learn to be country star." There, he demonstrates a Kazakhstan line dance to willing square dancers, gets songwriting inspiration from country-music legend Porter Wagoner, and tests out a liberating new tune at a local lounge. 124636 2003 Da Ali G. Show: Politics T Episode #3. 3-7-2003. HBO Series. Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Ali G is Allstair Leslie Graham (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. Self-proclaimed “voice of da yoof” and the leader of the West Staines Massiv. His speech and mannerisms are a mix of stereotypical and often exaggerated British African-Caribbean and hip hop cultures with some American urban influences thrown in. Interviews unsuspecting guests. Borat Sagdiyev (Sacha Baron Cohen), a native reporter from Kazakhstan with an overactive libido and backward views. Bruno (Sacha Baron Cohen), the campy, shallow fashion correspondent for an Austrian show. Bruno is the third world foreigner who embraces the West for all the wrong reasons. Loves American pornography. Ali G interviews Newt Gingrich. Bruno reports from New York's Fashion Week. Borat covers American hobbies at a gun club and gym. Ali G talks in the studio with a Drug Enforcement Agent. Ali G tries to sell a new business idea to Donald Trump. 124637 2004 Da Ali G. Show: Realize T DVD -R 1862 Episode #10. 8-11-2004. HBO Series. Second Season Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Ali G is Allstair Leslie Graham (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. Self-proclaimed “voice of da yoof” and the leader of the West Staines Massiv. His speech and mannerisms are a mix of stereotypical and often exaggerated British African-Caribbean and hip hop cultures with some American urban influences thrown in. Interviews unsuspecting guests. Bruno (Sacha Baron Cohen), the campy, shallow fashion correspondent for an Australian show. Borat Sagdiyev (Sacha Baron Cohen), a native reporter from Kazakhstan with overactive libido and backward views. Security issues. Some of America's favorite hobbies. Former EPA Administrator and New Jersey Gov. Christie Whitman. Animal Rights. Bruno is in South Beach, Florida, where he interviews a club owner who believes house music would have prevented World War II had it existed at the time. He also spends an evening as a bouncer in a club where he turns people away for not wearing the proper club attire (one man was wearing what he claimed was a $250 designer shirt). Ali G ponders issues of security - from airports to dogs to trains to green cards - with former Commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service James Ziglar. On the road to sample some of America's favorite hobbies, Borat winds up wrestling with a self-defense expert, making music with a yoga teacher, and sniffing up members of a new-age dance class. Ali G chats with former EPA Administrator and New Jersey Governor Christie Whitman about solar energy and dirty water, then pays a visit on some earth-minded protestors perched in the redwoods. In Miami, Bruno discusses the future of clubbing with Nerve Lounge owner James Butler, and later plays bouncer at a South Beach hot spot. Finally, Ali G moderates a expert panel discussion on animal rights, focusing on kitchen experiments, fur coats, P. Diddy, horse sex and more. 124638 2004 Da Ali G. Show: Realness T DVD -R HQ 1899 Episode #12. 8-25-2004. HBO Series. Second Season Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Ali G is Allstair Leslie Graham (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. Self-proclaimed “voice of da yoof” and the leader of the West Staines Massiv. His speech and mannerisms are a mix of stereotypical and often exaggerated British African-Caribbean and hip hop cultures with some American urban influences thrown in. Interviews unsuspecting guests. Author John Gray gives relationship advice. Borat Sagdiyev (Sacha Baron Cohen), a native reporter from Kazakhstan with an overactive libido and backward views. He learns about American work ethics. Bruno (Sacha Baron Cohen), the campy, shallow fashion correspondent for an Australian show. Bruno is the third world foreigner who embraces the West for all the wrong reasons. Loves American pornography. Bruno gets wrestling lessons from a college team. Bruno soaks up the sun and sand in Daytona Beach, Florida where he interviews five wrestlers and practices moves with them. Ali G gets relationship advice from Men are From Mars, Women are From Venus author John Gray. Excited to discuss reproductive rights with a lesbian couple (after all, "he's got loads of" their videos), Ali G then goes to a pro-choice march in Washington, where he questions pro-lifers about their beliefs. Borat goes job-hunting, learning about American work ethics from various employment agencies. Ali G talks money with former presidential economics advisor Charles Schultze, who gives stock market advice ("don't be high when you're buying and selling"). Bruno gets wrestling lessons from a college team on spring break in Daytona Beach. And finally, Ali G gets some grammar tips from 60 Minutes pundit Andy Rooney. 124639 2004 Da Ali G. Show: Rekognize T DVD -R 1826 Episode #8. 7-25-2004. HBO Series. Second Season. Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Ali G is Allstair Leslie Graham (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. Self-proclaimed “voice of da yoof” and the leader of the West Staines Massiv. His speech and mannerisms are a mix of stereotypical and often exaggerated British African-Caribbean and hip hop cultures with some American urban influences thrown in. Interviews unsuspecting guests. Ali G has a serious sit-down with conservative icon Pat Buchanan, pondering the prospect of presidential partnerships, "him"igration pros and cons, and Iraq's possession of "BLTs." Borat hits the campaign trail in Mississippi with a congressional candidate, then delivers a speech to the City Council after getting tips from the state's Republican Party chairman. Ali G presides over a family roundtable discussion with Michael Easley (senior pastor, The Immanuel Bible Church), Karen Mulhauser (Veteran Feminists of America), Diane Knippers (president of the Institute of Religion and Democracy) and Roger Lancaster (professor of Anthropology and Cultural Studies), then visits a farm in search of the answer to a question on everybody's mind: Why are there are so many Vietnam veterinarians? 124640 2004 Da Ali G. Show: Respek T DVD -R HQ 1814 Episode #7. 7-18-2004. HBO Series. Second Season. Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Ali G is Allstair Leslie Graham (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. Self-proclaimed “voice of da yoof” and the leader of the West Staines Massiv. His speech and mannerisms are a mix of stereotypical and often exaggerated British African-Caribbean and hip hop cultures with some American urban influences thrown in. Interviews unsuspecting guests. Borat Sagdiyev (Sacha Baron Cohen), a native reporter from Kazakhstan with an overactive libido and backward views. Bruno (Sacha Baron Cohen), the gay, campy, shallow fashion correspondent for an Austrian show. Bruno is the third world foreigner who embraces the West for all the wrong reasons. Loves American pornography. Bruno interviews a pastor who claims to be a “gay converter,” finding out just what activities are considered homosexual. Ali G talks with Sam Donaldson, "boss man of ABC News," about Nixon's "Waterworld" crisis, journalist biases and TV ratings, among other critical issues. Borat over-imbibes with a pair of genial gents at a wine tasting in Mississippi. Ali G probes the legal travails of "The Simpsons" with former LAPD police chief Daryl Gates, then questions a pair of ATF dog trainers about bomb-sniffers and canine discrimination Da Ali G (Sacha Baron Cohen) interviews newsman Sam Donaldson "on the scandal of Waterworld." Interviews ATF agent who tells Ali the initials stand for alcohol, tobacco and firearms. He asks, "And what else does you sell?" 124641 2003 Da Ali G. Show: Science T Episode #5. 3-21-2003. HBO Series. Parody TV Journalism. British Talk Show Host Ali G. Ali G is Allstair Leslie Graham (Sacha Baron Cohen) from the United Kingdom does interviews with famous real people. Self-proclaimed “voice of da yoof” and the leader of the West Staines Massiv. His speech and mannerisms are a mix of stereotypical and often exaggerated British African-Caribbean and hip hop cultures with some American urban influences thrown in. Interviews unsuspecting guests. Borat Sagdiyev (Sacha Baron Cohen), a native reporter from Kazakhstan with an overactive libido and backward views. Bruno (Sacha Baron Cohen), the campy, shallow fashion correspondent for an Austrian show. Bruno is the third world foreigner who embraces the West for all the wrong reasons. Loves American pornography. Ali G conducts a roundtable discussion on science. Borat visits a minor-league baseball team. Ali G interviews Ralph Nader. Borat visits a Nevada test site and protests nuclear testing. Ali G interviews C. Everett Koop. 124642 1992 Da ji ye MF Publisher (Pauline Chan) 124643 1964 Da ma xi tuan MF Hong Kong Editor (Yi Feng). 124644 1975 Da svante forsvandt MF Journalist (Trille) 124645 1996 Da tenshi gakuen MF School Journalist Kana (Tomomi Kuribayashi) 124646 2006 Da Vinci Code, The M DVD -R HQ 9214, 9215, 9216 French Newscaster (David Bertrand). 124647 2004 Da Vinci's Inquest: Better Go Herd Your Ducks T Episode News Media learns of the mayor's involvement in a hit-and-run. 124648 1998 Da Vinci's Inquest: Little Sister: Part 3 T Episode #3. News Media. News Reporter (Dawn Roberts). 124649 1998 Da Vinci's Request: Quality of Mercy, The T DVD -R HQ 4261 Episode #1. 10-28-1998 TV Reporter is pressured to give up her source. Dominic Da Vinci, coroner of Vancouver B.C. Canada is involved in the inquest held after the TV News Reporter's story of the mercy killing of an AIDS patient. 124650 2004 Da Vinci's Request: Seven Tentacles T DVD -R HQ 4843 Episode. American Journalist is murdered and Shannon investigates the murder. Da Vinci prepares for his interview. 124651 2004 Da Vinci's Request: Squirrels Are of English Decent, The T DVD -R HQ 4784. Episode. News Media. After a death in Stanley Park, Da Vinci is forced to deal with the media response. Kosmo and Leary investigate a man's body discovered on a tour bus. 124652 1987 Da xue sheng yi shi MF Reporter (Sheng Zhou) 124653 1991 DAAS Kapital T Series 1991-1992 Newsreader Shitsu Tonka (Khym Lam). 124654 2002 Dabner & Blaze: Enemy Within, The N Gust, Mary J. #3 Dabner & Blaze Series Reporters Cole Dabner and Gloria Blaze for First Edition Newspaper. 124655 2002 Dabner & Blaze: Locked Inside N Gust, Mary J. #5 Dabner & Blaze Series Reporters Cole Dabner and Gloria Blaze for First Edition Newspaper. 124656 2002 Dabner & Blaze: One Gamble At a Time N Gust, Mary J. #4 Dabner & Blaze Series Reporters Cole Dabner and Gloria Blaze for First Edition Newspaper. 124657 2006 Dabner & Blaze: Quake Touch, The N Gust, Mary J. #6 Dabner & Blaze Series Reporters Cole Dabner and Gloria Blaze for First Edition Newspaper cover a series of earthquakes, along with tremendous aftershocks, that ripped through an area that heretofore has been tranquil causing major damage. Dabner & Blaze become suspicious about the path of the earthquakes. They check into the possibility that the quakes are artificially produced, discovering a hidden agenda or two in the process. 124658 2001 Dabner & Blaze: Ripper Returns, The N Gust, Mary J. #1 Dabner & Blaze Series Reporters Cole Dabner and Gloria Blaze for First Edition Newspaper. 124659 2007 Dabner & Blaze: Tiger’s Eye, The N Gust, Mary J. #7 Dabner & Blaze Series Reporters Cole Dabner and Gloria Blaze for First Edition Newspaper. It is claimed that a ship, The Tiger’s Eye, went on a four-week cruise, got lost in the Bermuda Triangle and has reappeared -- after a 50-year absence. “It’s a hoax,” says Gloria Blaze, reporter for First Edition newspaper, and she and investigative partner Cole Dabner, set out to prove it. In the process, they are abducted and nearly killed. With a little help from their friends, and an errie, unknown ally, what they uncover makes headlines for First Edition. 124660 2002 Dabner & Blaze: Up In Smoke N Gust, Mary J. #2 Dabner & Blaze Series Reporters Cole Dabner and Gloria Blaze for First Edition Newspaper. 124661 2005 Dabney Coleman Fever M Short News Media. News Anchors (Jeb Heil, Margaret Somody). 124662 1942 Dacey Hamilton N OWN - H Van Doren, Dorothy Reporter 124663 2009 Dad Like Me: Life After Death M News Media. Reporter (Neil Napier). 124664 1971 Dad's Army M Photographer, Nazi (Scott Fredericks). 124665 1972 Dad's Army: Getting the Bird T Episode #44. 10-27-1972 Newsreader (Alvar Liddell). 124666 2002 Dad's Dead C Newsreader (Julie Maisey). 124667 1988 Dadah is Death M SVD 630 (Part II) News Media. Woman tries to save son from Malaysia's mandatory death penalty after he is accused of drug traffic. 124668 1998 Daddy Clock, The N Markey, Judy Syndicated humor columnist in the Chicago Sun-Times and co-host of a Chicago midday talks show Sportswriter Charlie Feldman for a Chicago newspaper wants to have a baby before he gets any older. Feldman has a problem. He’s 44 and unmarried. He would also like to have a wife/mother to go with the baby. To achieve his aim, Charlie must meet a woman and develop a relationship with her. Therein lies the problem. As a sportswriter for a Chicago newspaper, he travels nine to ten months a year following a hockey team. So Charlie needs a plan. Lacy Gazzar, an avowed-never-to-marry-again single mother and administrative assistant for the advice columnist at the newspaper, decides to help Charlie formulate his plan. This seemingly predictable plot offers some surprise twists and turns, with keen understanding and wit, from a new “biological clock” perspective. Charlie’s father’s unexpected heart attack sets his own biological clock ticking. He enlists the help of Lacy, a single mom who works on the advice desk of their newspaper and the two develop a fast friendship that threatens to become romantic. The only problem is that Lucy’s daughter is about to leave for college, and Lucy is more than ready for her newfound freedom. Complications ensue when Lacy becomes pregnant and these two must sort out their relationship to each other and to their tiny new charge. 124669 2001 Daddy To Be Determined NR Jensen, Muriel Harlequin American Romance #882 Reporter Natalie Browning flees the town gossips and falls at the mercy of a handsome builder and his two adorable daughters. He just might be the answer to her prayers. Browning is an independent woman who has given up on love, but not motherhood. Fiancé split and sperm bank was a debacle. Then she meets entrepreneur, handsome widowed father of two perfect daughters -- her perfect daddy candidate. Her proposition is outlandish and absolutely out of the question. Or was it? 124670 1969 Daddy's Gone A-Hunting M AFI-Photographers Photographer 124671 1995 Daddy's Gone A-Hunting NM Jacobs, Nancy Baker Former Talk-Shot Host Jen Bennett had received fan letters before but now toys were arriving on her doorstep for her young daughter and it becomes clear that the daughter has become the object of the fan's obsession. 124672 1999 Daddy’s Home NR Bauer, Pamela Reporters want to talk to Tyler Brant but he has no intention of speaking to them. And while he’s happy that Kristen Kellar is recovering, he wishes she wouldn’t keep telling people he’s a hero. All he wants is to put the crash behind him, get on with his life, spend time with his daughter. Still, he can’t forget the beautiful woman he had carried from the wreck. Unfortunately, Kristen’s big news -- and Tyler has reason to stay away. But he hadn’t counted on Kristen’s determination to thank him in person. And he hadn’t counted on his little girl’s growing attachment to her. He certainly hadn’t counted on falling in love. 124673 2002 Daddy's Little Girl NM Clark, Mary Higgins Investigative Journalist Ellie Cavanaugh from a Atlanta newspaper was seven when her 15-year-old sister was beaten to death by the young scion of the wealthiest family in a small Westchester town. Now he's up for parole and Cavanaugh, now 30, returns home to speak out against him. When he is released, she begins to write book aimed at reproving his guilt. Digging for evidence, she uncovers clues he may have committed another murder as a youth. But that digging enrages the family and other town members who think the man was railroaded . Before long, her life is in danger as someone breaks into the house she's staying in and sets fire to it nearly killing her. The son begins shadowing her moves. 124674 2007 Daddy’s Little Girls M DVD -R HQ 11193, 11194 News Media cover accident and police activity. 124675 1986 Dads T Series 1986-1987 Obituary Writer 124676 1992 Daens MF Journalist (Gunther Lesage) 124677 1948 Daffy Dilly C Victory Radio Newscast 124678 1940 Daffy Doodles C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age Newspaper Headlines. The Golden Age of Looney Tunes -- Vol. 1, Side 8 124679 1938 Daffy Duck in Hollywood C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age Parody Newsreel. Goofy newsreel compilation of absurd live-action shots with mis-matching narration 124680 2001 DAG T SVD 969 Episode Reporter (Robin Givens) is DAG's wife 124681 1978 Dag dat het kampioenschap van Belgie verreden werd, De MTF News Media. Stem van de reporter (Jan Wauters). 124682 1999 Dag I taget, En TF Series. Newspaper Colleague Rolf (Thomaz Ransmyr). 124683 2001 DAG: America's Sweetheart T Episode #3. 2-20-2001 News Media. News Anchor (Dave Allen Clark). 124684 1993 Dagboek van een zwakke yogi MF Netherlands - Dutch Interviewer (Femke Van Hove). 124685 1967 Dagbog fra Stroget TF Denmark Interviewer (Sten Bramsen - Himself - Voice). 124686 2005 Dagens Danmark TF Reporter Kristian Holt (Himself). Reporter Michael Plejdrup (Himself). Host Jacob Kragelulnd (Himself). 124687 2005 Dags dato: 14 kongelige dage I Australien DF Episode #1. 3-14-2005 Reporter Ole Vestergaard. Host Poul Erik Skammelsen. 124688 2005 Dags dato: Dags dato Special: Helle og Frank - sppillet om magten DF Episode #4. 4-6-2005 Journalist Niels Krause-Kjaer. Commentator Ralf Pittelkow. 124689 2006 Dags dato: Dags dato Special: Jesus og Da Vinci mysteriet DF Episode #7. 5-15-2006 BBC Correspondent David WilleyReporter Karin Cecillia Cruz Madsen. Editor Morten Thomsen Hojsgaard, Editor, Kristelig Dagblad. Host Poul Erik Skammelsen, 124690 2007 Dahlia's Gone N Estill, Katie Former Reporter Sand Williams who has spent much of her adult life in places no one wants to visit, war-torn countries and places of famine, first as a reporter for the World Health Organization, then as an aid worker. Now married to another aid worker, she and her husband decide on an indefinite respite at her father's old Ozark cabin. She discovers the body of an 18-year-old girl named Dahlia, who was murdered. 124691 1981 Dahshat MF India. Press Photographer (Sudhir). 124692 1960 Dai-sanji sekai taisen: Yonju-ichi jikan no kyofu MF Newspaper Reporter Shigeo (played by Tatsuo Umemiya in Japanese version with Frank Reynolds voice in the U.S. version) covers the mobilization of the American troops at a nearby airbase in Tokyo, Japan. Reporter's nurse girlfriend prepares with civil defense for the impending nuclear holocaust. Even though United States and the Communists countries started the war, Japan becomes a tragic victim. After a U.S. Air Force plane accidentally drops a nuclear bomb on North Korea, the community country, with the assistance of China and the Soviet Union prepare for war with the United States. 124693 1967 Daikyoju Gappa MF Reporter 1 (Hiroshi Sugie) 124694 1964 Daily and Sunday: Novel of Newspaper Power and Politics, A N GPL Powell, Richard Newspaper. Knudsen chain tries to buy the employee-owned Mail. Death of Dave Buckley, the publisher. Board of Directors of the paper, The Evening and Sunday Mail, must decide on a replacement or to sell the paper to a chain. Authentic novel. Rhoda Winthrop. Women's pages were her domain. Brilliant young publisher of a big metropolitan newspaper suddenly drops dead. 124695 1897 Daily Bugle CB Newspaper Staff. Since 1897, the Daily Bugle has been New York's finest daily newspaper. It has stood at the pinnacle of journalistic integrity keeping watch over the five boroughs. In recent times, led by pioneering Publisher and Editor-in-Chief J. Jonah Jameson, the Daily Bugle strives to be the key source for dailiy news, perspective and commentary. Journalists who have worked for the newspaper include Photojournalist Peter Parker (aka Spider-Man). Editor-Reporter Joe "Robbie" Robertson. Editor Kate Crushing. Reporter Ben Urich. Reporter Kat Farrell. Reporter Jessica Jones (aka Jewel). Reporter Terri Kidder. Field Reporter Ned Leeds (aka Hobglobin). Investigative Reporter Betty Brant Leeds. Intern Phil Urich (aka Green Goblin). Photojournalist Lance Bannon. Reporter Frederick Foswell (aka The Big Man, The Patch). 124696 2008 Daily Bugle Metro CB Twelve, The #2 Reporter. Phantom Reporter Richard Jones. 124697 1963 Daily Bugle: CB First Appearance: Amazing Spider-Man #1 (1963). Source; Marvel Newspaper. The Daily Bugle is in the Marvel University, located in New York. Current owner is J. Jonah Jameson. The newspaper was formerly owned by William Walter Goodman, Norman Osborn, Thomas Fireheart. Founded in 1897, the Daily Bugle was purchased a few decades after its inception by businessman William Walter Goodman, who prized selfless human achievement above all else and who lent his name to the building the newspaper called home. In 1939, when the android Human Torch and Namor the Sub-Mariner began alternately terrorizing and protecting the city, Bugle photographer Phil Sheldon immortalized many of their exploits. Following Captain America's debut in late 1940, Bugle reporter Jeff Mace became one of his earliest imitators as the costumed Patriot, although he was just as often active against evil as a correspondent alongside Mary Morgan and freelancer Jack Casey, while C. Thomas Sites and others chronicled the battlefield missions of the Howling Commandos. In later decades, the Bugle's destiny became inexorably linked with that of J. Jonah Jameson, known for uncovering secret details of the Invaders' wartime missions. Jameson, inspired by the past Bugle editor Walter "Old Man" Jameson (often mistakenly assumed to be Jonah's father) mimicking his signature flat-top and mustache. He rose through the Bugle's ranks as copy boy, reporter, editor and editor-in-chief, championing civil rights and opposition to organized crime. Some twenty years ago, having already emptied his inheritance to buy the Bugle corporation years before, he purchased the entire Goodman Building housing the newspaper to which he had dedicated his life. In recent years, Jameson's obsession with Spider-Man has shaped the Bugle's perspective on superheroes, centered on suspicion toward masked vigilantes and superhuman feats upstaging straightforward human heroism. The Bugle's offices have been the sites of Spider-Man's battles with Doctor Octopus, the Fly, the Scorpion, the Vulture (Adrian Toomes) and many others. The Bugle building has been twice destroyed during such battles, once by Graviton and once by the Green Goblin (Norman Osborn), but it has been rebuilt each time to remain as active as ever. Despite lukewarm attempts to cover superhuman activity more objectively in its short-lived Pulse feature, the Bugle formally supported the recent passage of the Superhuman Registration Act, but the exposure of longtime Bugle photographer Peter Parker as Spider-Man has undermined the paper’s credibility. Daily Bugle Staff: A Abner Abernathy (reporter), Marvel Team-Up #115 (1982) Tom Amos (reporter), Marvel Vision #21 (1997) B Nick Bandouveris (reporter, deceased), Uncanny X-Men #339 (1996) Lance Bannon (photographer, deceased), Amazing Spider-Man #208 (1980) Ron Barney (reporter), Marvel Vision #14 (1997) Joe Bazooka (reporter), Marvel Vision #10 (1997) Noel Beckford (reporter), Amazing Spider-Man/Devil Dinosaur '98 Annual (1998) Abe Benerstein (film critic), Spider-Man's Tangled Web #20 (2003) Mike Bering (reporter), Marvel Vision #14 (1997) William "Billy" Walters (former reporter), Spectacular Spider-Man #235 (1996) Miriam Birchwood (columnist), Marvel: Heroes and Legends (1996) Phil Bostwich (reporter), Marvel Vision #29 (1998) Betty Brant (administrative assistant, reporter), Amazing Spider-Man #4 (1962) Eleonore Brant (administrative assistant), Untold Tales of Spider-Man #12 (1996) Kenny Brown (reporter), Annex #1 (1994) Blaine Browne (reporter), Spectacular Spider-Man #120 (1986) Jill Brythe (reporter), Spider-Man's Tangled Web #11 (2002) Marge Butler (receptionist) Spider-Man Unlimited#13 (1996) C Harrison Cahill (chairman of the board of directors), Amazing Spider-Man #198 (1979) Meredith Campbell (former intern), Green Goblin #7 (1996) Ken Clarke (reporter), UK Spider-Man Annual (1982) George Clum (theater critic), Amazing Spider-Man #207 (1980) Jacob Conover (Rose) (columnist/reporter, fired), Daredevil #131 (1976) Cole Cooper (photographer), Web of Spider-Man #113 (1994) Kathryn "Kate" Cushing (city editor, fired), Web of Spider-Man #5 (1985) D Vickie Danner (Washington, DC, liaison), Spider-Man: The Arachnis Project #3 (1994) Dan Davis (reporter), Captain America '99 Annual (1999) Albert Dickinson (reporter), Deadline #1 (2002) Nick Dillman (reporter), Daredevil #71 (1970) Herman Donaldson (fact checker), Amazing Spider-Man #192 (1979) Kim Drunter (financial reporter) Amazing Spider-Man #349 (1991) Rich DuFour (reporter), Daredevil #242 (1987) Sam Dunne (national editor), Captain America '99 Annual (1999) Anthea Dupres (reporter), Clan Destine #7 (1995) E Edwin E. Edwards (photographer), Spider-Man's Tangled Web #11 (2002) Ethan Edwards (Virtue/Tiller/Moral-Man) (former reporter), Marvel Knights: Spider-Man #13 (2005) Ken Ellis (reporter), Web of Spider-Man #118 (1994) Samuel Exmore (apprentice editor), Peter Parker: Spider-Man #11 (1999) F Tony Falcone (copy writer), Amazing Spider-Man #254 (1984) Katherine "Kat" Farrell (reporter), Deadline #1 (2002) Ian Fate (former reporter), Defenders #104 (1982) Debby Ferraro, Spider-Man #33 (1993) Nicholas Finch (reporter), Daredevil #230 (1986) Thomas Fireheart (Puma) (former owner), Amazing Spider-Man #256 (1984) Jack "Flash Gun" Casey (1940s reporter/photographer), Human Torch Comics #4 (1941) Frederick Foswell (Big Man) (reporter, deceased), Amazing Spider-Man #10 (1964) Phil Fox (reporter, deceased), Hero for Hire #4 (1972) Sid Franken (reporter), Captain America '99 Annual (1999) G Tim Gluohy (reporter), Marvel Vision #15 (1997) Simon J. Goodman (1940s editor-in-chief), Marvels #1 (1994) William Walter Goodman (former owner), Web of Spider-Man #52 (1989) Melvin Gooner (reporter), Spider-Man #8 (1991) Amber Grant (photographer), Omega the Unknown #1 (1976) Glory Grant (administrative assistant), Amazing Spider-Man 140 (1975) Derek Gratham (former intern), Green Goblin #7 (1996) Randy Green (Mystique) (reporter), Ms. Marvel #16 (1978) H Jeffrey Haight (photographer), Spider-Man/Doctor Octopus: Negative Exposure #1 (2003) Toni Harris (apprentice editor), Peter Parker: Spider-Man #1 (1999) Matt Hickville (reporter), Marvel Vision #21 (1997) Edward Holt (purchasing officer), Punisher War Journal #15 (1990) I Matt Idelson (reporter), Marvel Vision #8 (1996) Max Igoe (sports writer), Peter Parker: Spider-Man/Elektra '98 (1998) Isabel "Izzy" Bunsen (science editor), Spectacular Spider-Man #124 (1987) J Walter "Old Man" Jameson (former editor-in-chief), Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos #110 (1973) Frank Janson (rewrite man), Daredevil #230 (1986) Hal Jerkins (typesetter), Amazing Spider-Man #178 (1978) Bud Johnson (page designer), Spider-Man's Tangled Web #20 (2003) J. Jonah Jameson (publisher), Amazing Spider-Man #1 (1963) Charles Jones (member of the board of directors), Amazing Spider-Man #198 (1979) Jessica Jones (reporter, consultant), Alias #1 (2001) K Dick Katrobousis (editor), UK Spider-Man Annual (1982) Nick Katzenberg (photographer, deceased), Web of Spider-Man #50 (1989) Steve Keene (accountant), UK Spider-Man Annual (1982) Terri Kidder (reporter, deceased), Pulse #2 (2004) L Simon LaGrange (reporter, fired), Daredevil #242 (1987) Ned Leeds (Hobgoblin) (reporter, deceased), Amazing Spider-Man #18 (1964) Richard Lessman (reporter), Amazing Spider-Man #191 (1979) Yusef Lichtenstein (editor), Daredevil #230 (1986) Maggie Lorca (reporter), Spider-Man #29 (1992) Judy Lumley (society and fashion reporter), Peter Parker: Spider-Man #3 (1999) Eileen Lutomski (proofreader), Spider-Man's Tangled Web (2003) Laurie Lynton (columnist, deceased), Marvel Knights: Spider-Man #15 (2005) M Jeff Mace (Patriot/Captain America) (1940s reporter), Human Torch Comics #3 (1941) Ann MacIntosh (columnist, classifieds editor), Amazing Spider-Man Annual #18 (1984) Midge Marder (editor), X-Man #21 (1996) Ralfie Markarian (reporter), X-Man #26 (1997) Michael Marts (reporter), Marvel Vision #6 (1996) Maggie McCulloch (chief librarian), Marvel Team-Up #83 (1979) J.J. McTeer (reporter, deceased), Punisher: Year One #1 (1994) Joy Mercado (reporter), Moon Knight #33 (1983) Irene Merryweather (reporter, fired), Cable #48 (1997) Dawn Michaels (investigative reporter),Hulk #10 (1978) Harvey Michaelson (reporter) Amazing Spider-Man #196 (1979) Ksitigarbha "Miss Kay" Cohn (reporter), Spider-Man's Tangled Web #11 (2002) Mary Morgan (Miss Patriot) (1940s reporter), Human Torch Comics #3 (1941) Daniel Morton (photographer), Daredevil #230 (1986) N Danny Nasimoff (night editor), Amazing Spider-Man #243 (1983) O Bill Oakley (reporter), Daredevil #242 (1987) Glorianna O'Breen (photographer, deceased), Daredevil #205 (1984) Norman Osborn (Green Goblin) (former owner), Amazing Spider-Man #14 (1963) P Peter Parker (Spider-Man) (former photographer), Amazing Fantasy #15 (1962) Jan Parsec (reporter), Marvel Vision #25 (1998) Jess Patton (reporter, deceased), Spider-Man's Tangled Web #1 (2001) Victor Paunchilito (reporter, columnist), Amazing Spider-Man #223 (1981) Victor Pei (assistant photo editor), Spider-Man #33 (1993) Suzie Pelkey (receptionist), Daredevil #242 (1987) Robert Pitney (typesetter), Omega the Unknown #5 (1976) Q Gus Qualen (photographer), Amazing Spider-Man #230 (1982) R David Rabinowitz (reporter), Amazing Spider-Man #187 (1978) Carl Reed (reporter), Spider-Man#13 (1991) Tony Reeves (reporter), Spider-Man Unlimited #3 (1994) Patrick Reynolds (reporter), UK Spider-Man Annual (1982) Joe "Robbie" Robertson (editor-in-chief), Amazing Spider-Man #51 (1967) Fabio Rossi (advertising salesman), Web of Spider-Man #40 (1988) Armando Ruiz (janitor, deceased), Spectacular Spider-Man #137 (1988) Christine Ryan (reporter, resigned), Generation M #2 (2006) S Chuck Self (reporter, deceased), Phil Sheldon (photographer, retired), Marvels #1 (1994) Joe Sidesaddle (reporter), Marvel Vision #27 (1998) Gabriel Simms (security guard, deceased), Punisher War Journal #15 (1990) C. Thomas Sites (1940s reporter), Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos #110 (1973) Charley Snow (reporter), Marvel Team-Up #79 (1979) Jeff Stern (reporter), UK Spider-Man Annual (1982) Paul Swanson (reporter, fired), Deadline #1 (2002) T Bill Tatters (reporter), Marvel Vision #23 (1998) Leila Taylor (reporter), Captain America #139 (1971) Wendy Thornton (sports writer), Amazing Spider-Man #252 (1984) Maury Toeitch (reporter), Marvel Vision #26 (1998) Reginald Toomey (security guard), Spider-Man's Tangled Web #11 (2002) Dilbert Trilby (obituary writer), Spider-Man Unlimited #3 (1993) U Ben Urich (reporter), Daredevil #153 (1978) Phil Urich (Green Goblin) (former intern), Web of Spider-Man #125 (1995) V Charlie Verreos (reporter), Amazing Spider-Man #230 (1982) W Lynn Walsh (former intern), Green Goblin #1 (1995) Bill Webb (photographer), UK Spider-Man Annual (1982) David Weiss (copy editor, deceased), Spider-Man Unlimited #3 (2004) Sarah Williams (photographer), UK Spider-Man Annual (1982) Spence Williams (intern), Spider-Man's Tangled Web #11 (2002) Richard Wormly (editor-in-chief's assistant), Amazing Spider-Man #19 (1964) X Bill Xanthis (rewrite man), Amazing Spider-Man #230 (1982) Y Angela Yin (photographer), Spectacular Spider-Man #215 (1994) Z Mickey Zimmer (photographer), UK Spider-Man Annual (1982) 124698 1997 Daily Bugle: ...Before the Dawn CB Amazing Spider-Man, The ‘97 Photojournalist Peter Parker. Reporter Charlie Snow. 124699 2002 Daily Bugle: Ben Urich CB Daredevil - Vol. 2 #34 Editor J. Jonah Jameson is setting his reporters on the story of accused superhero Matt Murdock when veteran reporter Ben Urich speaks up and says that the story is not true (though it is and Urich knows it). Photographer Peter Parker (Spider-Man) also denies the story, and both refuse to tell Jameson Daredevil's identity--"This isn't news," Urich insists, and says he's gotten valuable stories from Daredevil in the past. Called a disgrace to the profession, he replies, "Sure I am." 124700 2002 Daily Bugle: Ben Urich CB Daredevil - Vol. 2 #35 News Media mob the house of accused superhero Matt (Daredevil) Murdock, who is prepared to confront them in costume when he is interrupted by Mr. Hyde, a rampaging supervillain. One reporter asks another who is attacking, and the second reporter replies, "Wait two seconds . . ." Hyde bellows, "Mr. Hyde will have his revenge on you!" and the reporter explains, "They always tell you their name." 124701 1986 Daily Bugle: Ben Urich: Born Again CB Daredevil #227-233 (1986). Reprinted in Daredevil: Born Again (1987, 5th ed. 2001). Reporter Ben Urich investigates the apparent demise of Matt Murdock (the superhero Daredevil), but is warned off the story by the mob boss who orchestrated it. He has his fingers broken and hears a source being strangled over the telephone, his wife is nearly killed, and he survives an attempt on his own life, but after a long struggle with his conscience, he continues with the story. Eventually Daredevil dumps a major scandal (had a corpse) on Urich's desk by way of thanks. 124702 1996 Daily Bugle: Ben Urich: Charming Devils CB Kesel, Karl and Nord, Cary Daredevil vol. 1 #354 (July 1996) Reporter Ben Urich and photographer Peter Parker (see Spider-Man) meet attorney Matt Murdock (a.k.a. Daredevil) and his girlfriend Karen Page while they are eating lunch at a café. When Murdock suddenly excuses himself (presumably on superhero business), Page and the two journalists (none of whom knows that the other two know Daredevil's secret identity) immediately begin making excuses for his odd behavior. 124703 2006 Daily Bugle: Ben Urich: Devil in Cell-Block D, The. Part II CB Brubaker, Ed. Art by Michael Lark Volume 2, #82. April, 2006 Reporter Ben Urich of the Daily Bugle visits offices of Matt Murdock's partner who has been jailed for being a costumed vigilante, which he is not. Urich knows Matt's secret for years. He's Daredevil. New Daredevil has been running around Hell's Kitchen while Matt is in prison. Urich had told Editor J. Jonah Jameson that he knew who Daredevil is, but it wasn't Matt Murdock and that he wasn't going to tell Jameson who Daredevil is. Reasons? He promises not to tell and it isn't news. Jameson was about to fire Ben when Peter Parker (Spider-Man) stuck his head in and announced he also knew Daredevil's identity. And he wasn't telling either and Ben is right not to do so. Jameson threatens to fire them both. Ben: "Oh grow up." Peter, now a public school teacher, "Boo-hoo. I don't even work here." Daredevil cut off all contact with the reporter. Murdock has been shot, stabbed, had his fingers broken over Daredevil. He is the dogged reporter. Jameson to Ben: "You know who Daredevil is?" Ben: "Yes." Jameson to Peter: "And you know who Daredevil is?" Peter: "Yup." Jameson: "Then who the $%*&# is he?!" 124704 1993 Daily Bugle: Ben Urich: Fall From Grace CB Daredevil #319-325 (1993-1994). Collected in trade paperback form in 1994 as Daredevil: Fall From Grace. Reporter Ben Urich's computer files are compromised by his ruthless "assistant," Sara Harrington, who discovers that attorney Matt Murdock is the superhero Daredevil and promptly sells the story to a prominent tabloid. Urich is furious. He has promised Murdock the story will never see print. Urich eventually aids Murdock in discrediting the "false" story and revealing how Harrington got her information. 124705 2007-2008 Daily Bugle: Ben Urich: Hell to Pay (aka Daredevil: The Devil Inside and Out) CB Brubaker, Ed. Art by Michael Lark Volumes One and Two Reporter Ben Urich of the Daily Bugle visits offices of Matt Murdock's partner who has been jailed for being a costumed vigilante, which he is not. Urich knows Matt's secret for years. He's Daredevil. 124706 2002 Daily Bugle: Ben Urich: Man Without Fear, The CB Bendis, Brian Michael (Story). Maleev, Alex (Art) Volume 2, #26-37. Reporter. Ben Urich, reporter for the Daily Bugle 124707 1979 Daily Bugle: Ben Urich: Marked For Death CB Daredevil 159-164 (July 1979-May 1980). Reprinted in Daredevil Visionaries: Frank Miller, Vol. 1 (2000) and Daredevil: Marked For Death (1990). Marvel Comics. Reporter Ben Urich investigates the past of the superhero Daredevil, finally discovering his secret identity and the tragic childhood that motivates his two careers as a lawyer and as a hero. He confronts Daredevil with his research and, after reflecting on what Daredevil means to New York and what the story means to him, he reluctantly burns his notes, setting himself up for a lifelong friendship with the hero. 124708 2000 Daily Bugle: Buzz, The CB The Buzz #1-3 (2000) Publisher J. Jonah Jameson, finally fed up with the antics of superheroes (including the now-retired Spider-Man) finances the development of a battle suit in order to create a "controlled" superhero. When the test pilot is killed, Jameson's grandson J.J. steals it and uses it, without his grandfather's knowledge, to avenge the murder. 124709 1998 Daily Bugle: Conspiracy No. 1: Show and Tell CB Abnett, Dan (Script). Igor Kordey (Art) Reporter Mark Ewing of the Daily Bugle Mark Ewing discovers the notes of a missing reporter pointing to a conspiracy to control superheroes. 124710 1998 Daily Bugle: Conspiracy No. 2: Print the Legend CB Abnett, Dan (Script). Igor Kordey (Art) Reporter Mark Ewing knows that someone's trying to kill him. = 124711 1966 Daily Bugle: Enter: Spider-Man/ None Are So Blind . . . CB Lee, Stan Daredevil #16-17 (May-June, 1966) Photographer Peter Parker (Spider-Man) teams up with superhero Daredevil to fight the Masked Marauder, but is still implicated in the crime by the Daily Bugle and its publisher, J. Jonah Jameson. Daredevil at one point suckers Jameson into televising a phony news story designed to trap the villain. 124712 1976 Daily Bugle: Peter Parker Spectacular Spider-Man: First Issue CB OWN Conway Gerry Photojournalist Peter Parker 124713 2004 Daily Bugle: Pulse 1, The: Thin Air, Part One CB Bendis, Brian Michael (Writer). Mike Mayhew (Cover). Scott Hanna (Inks). February 18, 2004. Marvel (32 pages, $2.99). Editor J. Jonah Jameson and The Daily Bugle have never been a friend of the super heroes of New York City. But with profits down and the newspaper's survival on the line, Jameson turns the heat up a notch. Meet the Bugle's new team of super hero investigative journalists -- Kat Farrell & Ben Urich as they dig up the dirt on the city's most famous heroes -- no matter the cost or who gets hurt. Jessica Jones, former private eye and ex-super hero is a consultant. 124714 2004 Daily Bugle: Pulse 2, The:Thin Air, Part Two CB Bendis, Brian Michael (Writer). Gabriele Dell'Otto (Cover). Mark Bagley (Pencils) March 17, 2004. Marvel (32 pages, $2.99). Investigative Journalist Ben Urich is pulled into a mystery that hits very close to home. Pooling their resources, The Daily Bugle's new team of super hero investigative journalists try to get the information. Jessica Jones, former private eye and ex-super hero is a consultant. 124715 2004 Daily Bugle: Pulse 3, The: Thin Air, Part Three CB Bendis, Brian Michael (Writer). Gabriele Dell'Otto (Cover). Mark Bagley (Pencils) June, 2004. Marvel (32 pages, $2.99). Investigative Journalists Kat Farrell and Ben Urich are staff writers for the Bugle. Editor Jonah Jameson set up "The Pulse," a Daily Bugle supplement cover: in-depth stories related to the super-hero crowd. New Daily Bugle Reporter Terri Kidder is missing. Jessica Jones, former private eye and ex-super hero is a consultant. Kidder learned about some mysterious disappearances at Oscorp. and tricked her way into an interview with Oscorp CEO Norman Osborn. Her body washed ashore the next day. Jameson is not pleased and sets his own staff to finding out the truth unwilling to trust the police to do the job. Urich knows something about Osborn. Calls in Peter Parker and Spider-Man. 124716 2004 Daily Bugle: Pulse 4, The: Thin Air, Part Four CB Bendis, Brian Michael (Writer). Gabriele Dell'Otto (Cover). Mark Bagley (Pencils) September, 2004. Marvel (32 pages, $2.99). Investigative Journalists Kat Farrell and Ben Urich are staff writers for the Bugle. Editor Jonah Jameson set up "The Pulse," a Daily Bugle supplement cover: in-depth stories related to the super-hero crowd. New Daily Bugle Reporter Terri Kidder is missing. Jessica Jones, former private eye and ex-super hero is a consultant. Urich and Parker agree that Osborn is killing people and must be stopped. Osborn now owns the Bugle, so Jameson is worried. 124717 1983 Daily Bugle: Spider Ham CB 1983-1987 Parody Spider-Man. Peter Porker. 124718 1963 Daily Bugle: Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The CB Lee, Stan (Writer-Editor). Artist-Co-Writer Steve Ditko. Issue #1. March, 1963. Photojournalist Peter Parker. Spider-Man tries to join the Fantastic Four. 124719 1962 Daily Bugle: Spider-Man: First Appearance in Comic Books CB Amazing Fantasy #15. August, 1962. Aspiring Photographer Peter Parker-Spider-Man made first appearance in August, 1962. 124720 1981 Daily Bugle: Spider-Man: Threat or Menace? CB O'Neil, Denny and Miller, Frank Amazing Spider-Man Annual #15, 1981. Photographer Peter Parker (Spider-Man) witnesses the murder of a visiting guru by the vigilante Punisher and investigates the complex crime as his boss, publisher J. Jonah Jameson, goes through several versions of the front page to keep up with the developing story. Spider-Man finally foils a plot to poison New York through the ink in Jameson's paper. Jameson must angrily revert to his original headline (an anti-Spider-Man story which will drop sales) to avoid letting New Yorkers think his ink IS poisoned. 124721 2005 Daily Bugle: Thin Air N Bendis, Brian Michael. Mark Bagley (Illustrator) Pulse Series #1 Reporter Jessica Jones of the Marvel Universe's most notorious newspaper, The Daily Bugle. Former super hero and current private investigator Jones has been offered a new job: a position with the Bugle's new super-hero section, The Pulse! Jessica's first assignment: to uncover the true identity of a former Bugle reporter's super-powered murderer. How will her shocking discovery affect the entire Marvel Universe 124722 2003 Daily Buzz, The: T Series 2002. Parody News. Anchor (John Sencio). Correspondents (Dao Vu, Justin Smith, Kia Malone (2005). Hosts (Shauna Thomas, Ron Corning, Peggy Bunker). 124723 2004 Daily Nation, The MT SVD 1512 Kenyan newspaper inspires hope in a country riddled by corruption. 124724 1964 Daily News MUS Tom Paxton. Newspapers. “Pick up a copy any time you choose. Seven little pennies in the newsboy’s hand. And you ride right along to never, never land.” 124725 1980 Daily Planet Presents: 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) CB OWN Schwartz, Julius, Editor. Cover Artists: Ross Andru & Dick Giordano Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980. 95 cents. Reporters. Superman and Lois Lane, Jimmy Olson, Perry White and Clark Kent. 124726 1980 Daily Planet Presents: Clark Kent, Gentleman Journalist CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 45-54 124727 1980 Daily Planet Presents: Clark Kent's Masquerade as Superman CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 3-14 124728 1980 Daily Planet Presents: Daily Planet Story, The CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Page 99 124729 1980 Daily Planet Presents: Dear Dr. Cupid CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 55-62 124730 1980 Daily Planet Presents: End of the Planet, The CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 89-98 124731 1980 Daily Planet Presents: How Lois Lane Got Her Job CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 15-22 124732 1980 Daily Planet Presents: Jimmy Olsen, Editor-in-Chief CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 81-88 124733 1980 Daily Planet Presents: Jimmy Olsen's 1000th Scoop CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 23-31 124734 1980 Daily Planet Presents: Last Headline, The CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 63-68 124735 1980 Daily Planet Presents: Super-Cigars of Perry White, The CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 32-44 124736 1980 Daily Planet Presents: Superman Spectaculars, The CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 69-80 124737 1980 Daily Planet Story, The CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Page 99 124738 1986 Daily Planet: CB Man of Steel #1 (July 1986). The World of Metropolis #1 (!988). Superman Y2K (1999). Newspaper Daily Planet is not only Metropolis' leading daily newspaper, but also one of the world's most popular and read dailies. While originally "A Great Metropolitan Newspaper," the Planet has transcended its "humble" beginnings to become a national periodical rivaling the likes of The New York Times and USA Today. With its headquarters in Metropolis capped by a revolving globe, the Daily Planet Building is one of the city's foremost icons. It is spearheaded by Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Perry White. Over time, White has drawn the most talented and capable writers to his operation including Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen. Like any credible media outlet, The Daily Planet keeps readers updated not only with its newspaper, but also with its Website. The Daily Planet Website competes with MSNBC and CNN's own newscasting in bringing the news to an informed public 24 hours a day. Core is The journal of record, a honest newspaper. 124739 1988 Daily Planet: ...Amazing Brainiac, The CB Adventures of Superman #438 (March 1988). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124740 1992 Daily Planet: ...Doomsday Is Near! CB Action Comics #684 (December 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124741 1992 Daily Planet: ...In Love and War! CB Action Comics #677 (May 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124742 1988 Daily Planet: ...It's Just A Shot Away! CB Superman Vol. 2 #26 (Holiday 1988). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124743 1990 Daily Planet: ...Like A Woman Scorned! (Soul Search, Part Three) CB Adventures of Superman #470 (September 1990). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124744 1999 Daily Planet: ...Never-Ending Battle… CB Action Comics #760 (December 1999). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124745 2002 Daily Planet: #1 Am the Loneliest Number CB Harley Quinn #17 (April 2002). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124746 1964 Daily Planet: 1,000 Tricks of Clayface and Brainiac, The CB World's Finest Comics #144 (September 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124747 1955 Daily Planet: 100 Pieces of Kryptonite CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #6/3 (July-August 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124748 1965 Daily Planet: Adventures of Chameleon-Head Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #85/2 (June 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124749 1957 Daily Planet: Adventures of Private Olsen CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #23/3 (September 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124750 1993 Daily Planet: Adventures of Superman As A Boy, The CB Adventures of Superman #501 (June 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124751 1967 Daily Planet: Adventures of Superman, The C Series 1967-1968 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124752 1986 Daily Planet: Aftershock CB Crisis on Infinite Earths #11 (February 1986). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124753 1960 Daily Planet: Alias Chip O'Doole CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #49/3 (December 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124754 1962 Daily Planet: Alien Jimmy Olsen Fan Club, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #65 (December 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124755 2000 Daily Planet: All I Want for Christmas [Flashback] CB Action Comics #762 (February 2000). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124756 1999 Daily Planet: All In the Family CB JLA/Titans #3 (February 1999). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124757 1991 Daily Planet: All This... and Lex Luthor II! CB Action Comics #672 (December 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124758 1984 Daily Planet: All-Seeing Eye, The CB Action Comics #558 (August 1984). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124759 1962 Daily Planet: Amazing Brain Machine, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #35 (August 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124760 1963 Daily Planet: Amazing Confession of Super-Perry White, The CB Action Comics #302 (July 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124761 1965 Daily Planet: Amazing Hydro-Girl, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #60/2 (October 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124762 1985 Daily Planet: Amazing Matchmaker of Metropolis, The CB Action Comics #568/2 (June 1985). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124763 1955 Daily Planet: Amazing Mirages, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #7 (September 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124764 1958 Daily Planet: Amazing Spectacles of Doctor 'X', The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #29/3 (June 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124765 1959 Daily Planet: Amazing Superman Junior, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #6 (January 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124766 1985 Daily Planet: Amazo Means Mayhem CB Superman Vol. 1 Special #3 (1985). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124767 1978 Daily Planet: Amazo's Big Breakthrough CB Action Comics #480 (February 1978). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124768 1979 Daily Planet: an Who Could Cause Catastrophe, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #341 (November 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124769 2000 Daily Planet: Anarch Y2 Knowledge CB Adventures of Superman #576 (March 2000). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124770 1993 Daily Planet: And Who, Disguised as Clark Kent? CB Action Comics #692 (October 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124771 1960 Daily Planet: Animal Master of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #45/3 (June 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124772 1980 Daily Planet: Animals CB Detective Comics #495/4 (October 1980). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124773 1992 Daily Planet: Another Panic in the Sky! CB Superman Vol. 2 #67 (May 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124774 1984 Daily Planet: Another Time! Another Death! CB Action Comics #552 (February 1984). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124775 1973 Daily Planet: Arena of Death, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #159 (August 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124776 1965 Daily Planet: Arena of Doom, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #87 (September 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124777 1979 Daily Planet: Armageddon Arrives Today CB Superman Family #194/3 (March-April 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124778 1996 Daily Planet: Arms! CB Action Comics #726 (October 1996). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124779 1982 Daily Planet: Arrest Me--I'm a Murderer CB Superman Family #217/3 (April 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124780 2006 Daily Planet: Art of Superman Returns A Reporters Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen, and Editor Perry White of the Daily Planet. 124781 1979 Daily Planet: As the World Turns For the Last Time CB Action Comics #499 (September 1979). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124782 1993 Daily Planet: Assault on Engine City! CB Adventures of Superman #504 (September 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124783 1975 Daily Planet: At Last! Clark Kent, Super-Hero CB Action Comics #443 (January 1975). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124784 1977 Daily Planet: Attack of the Anti-Super-Hero, The CB Action Comics #476 (October 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124785 1972 Daily Planet: Attack of the Locust Creatures CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #151 (July 1972). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124786 1961 Daily Planet: Baby Jimmy Olsen (Flashback) CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #54/3 (July 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124787 1964 Daily Planet: Baby That Saved Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #78/2 (July 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124788 1984 Daily Planet: Back To World War II CB DC Comics Presents #69 (May 1984). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124789 1976 Daily Planet: Backward Battle for the Bizarro World CB Superman Vol. 1 #306 (December 1976). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124790 1972 Daily Planet: Bad Act to Follow, A CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #150 (June 1972). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124791 1994 Daily Planet: Bad Sport, A CB Action Comics #702 (August 1994). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124792 1944 Daily Planet: Bakery Counterfeiters CB Superman Archives #7. Reprinted from Superman #29 (July-August 1944) Daily Planet Girl Reporter Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124793 1963 Daily Planet: Band of Super-Villains, The CB World's Finest Comics #134 (June 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124794 1966 Daily Planet: Batman-Superman of Earth-X, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #93 (June 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124795 2001 Daily Planet: Batman: Hidden Agenda CB Batman: Our Worlds at War #1 (August 2001). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124796 2004 Daily Planet: Battery CB Adventures of Superman #627 Reporters Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen. Editor Perry White. Reporters Bernie Carver and Geraldine Frank (first appearance). 124797 1961 Daily Planet: Battle of the Sisters, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #27/2 (August 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124798 1959 Daily Planet: Battle with Bizarro, The CB Action Comics #254 (July 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124799 1982 Daily Planet: Battle with the Gods CB Adventure Comics #492 (October 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124800 1984 Daily Planet: Battlegrounds CB Justice League of America #232 (November 1984). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124801 1981 Daily Planet: Beast-Man That Shouted 'Hate' At the Heart of the U.N., The CB DC Comics Presents #34 (June 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124802 1963 Daily Planet: Beauty and the Super-Beast CB Superman Vol. 1 #165 (November 1963). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124803 1989 Daily Planet: Best Friends CB Superman Vol. 2 #37 (November 1989). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124804 1955 Daily Planet: Betrayal of Superman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #8 (October 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124805 1982 Daily Planet: Better Vengeance Through Chemo-stry CB Superman Vol. 1 #370 (April 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124806 1977 Daily Planet: Beware the Cyclotronic Man CB Black Lightning Vol. 1 #4 (September 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124807 1971 Daily Planet: Big Boom, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #138 (June 1971). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124808 1969 Daily Planet: Big Forget, The CB Action Comics #375 (April 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124809 1955 Daily Planet: Big Game Hunt of Metropolis, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #97/2 (May 1955). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124810 1960 Daily Planet: Big Superman Movie, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #42 (January 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124811 1971 Daily Planet: Big Thing in a Deep Scottish Lake, A CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #144 (December 1971). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124812 1958 Daily Planet: Birdboy of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #26/3 (February 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124813 1994 Daily Planet: Bizarro CB Superman Vol. 2 #87 (March 1994). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124814 1994 Daily Planet: Bizarro World CB Adventures of Superman #510 (March 1994). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124815 1983 Daily Planet: Bizarro-Buster Is Loose, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #379 (January 1983). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124816 1965 Daily Planet: Bizarro-Jimmy, Rock-'n'-Roll Star CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #87/2 (September 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124817 1961 Daily Planet: Black Magician, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #53/3 (June 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124818 1980 Daily Planet: Blackmailed By-Line, The CB Superman Family #199/5 (January-February 1980). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124819 1991 Daily Planet: Blindspot! CB Adventures of Superman #483 (October 1991 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124820 1997 Daily Planet: Blood & Thunder CB Adventures of Superman #546 (May 1997). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124821 1997 Daily Planet: Blood and Thunder CB OWN Kesel, Karl (writer). Stuart Immonen (Pencils). Jose Marzan Jr. (Inks). May 1997. Adventures of Superman Comics No. 546 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 124822 1987 Daily Planet: Bloodsport! CB Superman Vol. 2 #4 (April 1987). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124823 1958 Daily Planet: Bombshell of the Boulevards, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #1 (March-April 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124824 1958 Daily Planet: Book That Couldn't Be Finished, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #29 (June 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124825 1975 Daily Planet: Both Feet in the Grave CB Superman Family #170/2 (April-May 1975). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124826 2002 Daily Planet: Both Sides Now CB Harley Quinn #16 (March 2002). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124827 1958 Daily Planet: Boy From Mars, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #27 (March 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124828 1961 Daily Planet: Boy in the Bottle, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #53 (June 1961 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124829 1955 Daily Planet: Boy Millionaire, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #3 (January-February 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124830 1958 Daily Planet: Boy Napoleon, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #118/2 (January 1958). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124831 1954 Daily Planet: Boy of 100 Faces, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #1 (September-October 1954). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124832 1956 Daily Planet: Boy of Steel, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #16/2 (October 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124833 1955 Daily Planet: Boy Olympics, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #5 (May-June 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124834 1956 Daily Planet: Boy Superman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #14/3 (August 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124835 1958 Daily Planet: Boy Who Hoaxed Superman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #31/3 (September 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124836 1958 Daily Planet: Boy Who Killed Superman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #28 (April 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124837 1962 Daily Planet: Boy Witch Doctor, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #58/2 (January 1962). "Jimmy Olsen's Super-Birthday" Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #58/3 (January 1962 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124838 1955 Daily Planet: Brain of Steel, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #5/2 (May-June 1955 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124839 1968 Daily Planet: Brainiac--Big Time Operator CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #116 (December 1968). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124840 1961 Daily Planet: Brainiac's Super-Revenge CB Action Comics #280 (September 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124841 1966 Daily Planet: Brainwashing of Big Jimmy, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #90 (January 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124842 1990 Daily Planet: Breakout! CB Action Comics #659 (November 1990). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124843 2002 Daily Planet: Bride of Bizarro!, The CB Harley Quinn #18 (May 2002). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124844 1966 Daily Planet: Bride of Jungle Jimmy, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #98/2 (December 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124845 1967 Daily Planet: Bride of Titanman, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #79 (November 1967). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124846 1972 Daily Planet: Brigadoom CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #145 (January 1972). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124847 1983 Daily Planet: Brother Act CB Superman Vol. 1 #389 (November 1983). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124848 1983 Daily Planet: Brother Act! CB OWN November 1983. Comics No. 389 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 124849 1983 Daily Planet: Brother Act! CB Superman #389 Daily Planet Reporter Lois Lane. Cub Reporter Justin Moore. Editor Perry White. Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. Morgan Edge, president of the Galaxy Broadcasting System, 124850 1972 Daily Planet: Brother for a Day! -- Private Life of Clark Kent, The CB OWN September 1972. Comics No. 256 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 124851 1977 Daily Planet: Bug Woman, The CB Superman Family #186 (November-December 1977). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124852 1997 Daily Planet: Burden Of Proof CB Action Comics #737 (September 1997). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124853 1963 Daily Planet: Burglar Kit from the , The Future CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #66 (January 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124854 1981 Daily Planet: Buried Alive CB World's Finest Comics #269 (June-July 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124855 1963 Daily Planet: Cabinet from Krypton, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #66/3 (January 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124856 1978 Daily Planet: Cage of Light, A CB Superman Family #190/4 (July-August 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124857 1965 Daily Planet: Camera from Outer Space, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #57/3 (May 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124858 1966 Daily Planet: Cape and Cowl Crooks, The CB World's Finest Comics #159 (August 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124859 1967 Daily Planet: Captive of the Spiderman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #107/2 (December 1967). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124860 1978 Daily Planet: Captives at the Edge of Forever CB Superman Family #190/3 (July-August 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124861 1956 Daily Planet: Case of the Cartoon Scoops, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #17/2 (December 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124862 1968 Daily Planet: Case of the Collared Crimefighter, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #208 (July 1968). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124863 1979 Daily Planet: Case of the Curious Castaway CB Superman Family #196/4 (July-August 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124864 1981 Daily Planet: Case of the Kidnapped Canines, The CB Superman Family #210/4 (September 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124865 1954 Daily Planet: Case of the Lumberjack Jinx CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #1/2 (September-October 1954) Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124866 1968 Daily Planet: Case of the People Against Superman, The CB Action Comics #359 (February 1968). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124867 1987 Daily Planet: Cat Grant CB Adventures of Superman #424. January, 1987. First Appearance. Gossip Columnist for the Daily Planet. Her media career started on the Daily Planet. She has been a TV Reporter, presenter, interviewer. Now president's Press Secretary. Romantically linked with Jose Delgado, Gangbuster. Toyman killed her son Adam. 124868 1987 Daily Planet: Catherine "Cat" Grant CB Adventures of Superman #424 (January 1987) Gossip Columnist Cat Grant met and became friends with Reporter Clark Kent when she moved to Metropolis to be a gossip columnist at the Daily Planet after breaking up with Joe Morgan. Grant accepted an offer from Morgan Edge to become a TV correspondent at Metropolis' WGBS. There she discovered Edge was head of a secret criminal group. Working with Kent, she exposed Edge's activities. Edge's father, Vincent Edge rehired Grant. Despite a dispute with Vincent Edge, Edge offered Grant a job in charge of a WGBS news show where she works with Jimmy Olsen. Grant's son, Adam, was killed after being kidnapped by Toyman. Grant is a long time recovering alcoholic. Recently with Olsen's help, she convinced the WGBS board of directors to fire Vinnie Edge and give her his job. When Lex Luthor successfully ran for the Presidency of the United States, he named Cat Grant as the White House Press Secretary (President Luthor: Secrets Files and Origins #1). 124869 1966 Daily Planet: Catwoman's Black Magic, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #70 (November 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124870 1994 Daily Planet: Cauldron! CB Action Comics #695 (January 1994). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124871 1982 Daily Planet: Caution: Physical Fitness Can Be Hazardous To Your Health CB Superman Family #214/4 (January 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124872 1990 Daily Planet: Certain Death CB Action Comics #660 (December 1990). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124873 1995 Daily Planet: Changes CB Superman Vol. 2 #98 (March 1995). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 124874 1982 Daily Planet: Charity Begins With Death CB Superman Family #215/5 (February 1982 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124875 1975 Daily Planet: Cheat the Whole World Cheered, The CB Superman Family #172 (August-September 1975). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124876 1967 Daily Planet: Checkmate for Lois CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #79/2 (November 1967). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124877 1988 Daily Planet: Checkmate! CB Action Comics #598 (March 1988). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124878 1992 Daily Planet: Christmas in Suicide Slumberland CB Adventures of Superman #487 (February 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124879 1987 Daily Planet: Circle Turns, The CB Adventures of Superman #435 (December 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124880 2000 Daily Planet: City at a Glance, The -- Daily Planet Guide to Metropolis, The: City of Tomorrow, The CB OWN pp. 37-46 Byline: By Clark Kent 124881 2000 Daily Planet: City Layout -- Daily Planet Guide to Metropolis, The: City of Tomorrow, The CB OWN pp. 47-55 Byline: By Dirk Armstrong 124882 2000 Daily Planet: City Transportation -- Daily Planet Guide to Metropolis, The: City of Tomorrow, The CB OWN pp. 108-114 Byline: By Clark Kent 124883 1996 Daily Planet: Clark and Lois Are Engaged Again CB Superman #118. 1996 Reporter Clark Kent and Reporter Lois Lane are engaged again. 124884 1996 Daily Planet: Clark and Lois Get Married CB Superman: The Wedding Album Special Edition Reporter Clark Kent and Reporter Lois Lane are married. 124885 1982 Daily Planet: Clark Gives Blood, Superman Saves Lives CB Superman Family #214/3 (January 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124886 2002 Daily Planet: Clark is Fired by Perry White CB Reporter Clark Kent publishes an article about Lex Luthor's involvement in the Imperiex War. Clark is fired by Editor Perry White who then secretly hires him to work undercover to dig up more dirt on Lex. 124887 1986 Daily Planet: Clark Joseph Kent CB First appearance in Man of Steel #1 (July 1986) Reporter Clark Kent, award winning journalist and novelist. .Kent's first journalism job was with the Daily Planet. Wrote first full length story on Superman. Won numerous journalism awards and has published three novels. Briefly protégé of world-famous journalist Simone D'neige in Paris. Kent's reporting has frequently gotten him into trouble. Kent is married to fellow Daily Planet journalist Lois Lane. They live at 138 Sullivan Place, Metropolis. No children. Kent lives a double life as Superman. Among those who know his secret: Martha and Jonathan Kent, Lana Lang, Lori Lemaris, Batman, Wonder Woman, Mr. Mxyzptlk, John Henry Irons (Steel), and Kent's wife, Lois Lane. Kent's name is a combination of the names of actors Clark Gable and Kent Taylor. 124888 1938 Daily Planet: Clark Kent CB Action Comics #1. June 1938 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet. Journalist Clark Joseph Kent (Kal-El), 39, Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter, columnist, one-time Foreign Correspondent for the Daily Planet newspaper in Metropolis, U.S.A. He's 6 feet 3 inches, 225 pounds, blue eyes, black hair. Married to Lois Lane. Writer of four novels. Current address: 1938 Sullivan Place, Metropolis. Clark's previous address: Apartment 3-D 344, Clinton Street, Metropolis. Birthday: February 29. Action Comics #1 (June) introduces Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane at the Daily Star newspaper. Publisher George Taylor Sr, Daily Star. 124889 1985 Daily Planet: Clark Kent -- Fired CB Superman Vol. 1 #410 (August 1985). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124890 1990 Daily Planet: Clark Kent -- Man of Steel! CB Adventures of Superman #472 (November 1990). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124891 2004 Daily Planet: Clark Kent and Lana Lang CB Reporter Clark Kent (aka Superman) is badly injured after a battle with a villain. Reporter Lois Lane is on assignment in Umec so Superman recovers under the care of Lana Lang (now separated from Pete Ross). Lana tells Clark she loves him and tries to convince him that he and Lois are not right for each other. 124892 2003 Daily Planet: Clark Kent and Lex Luthor CB Reporter Clark Kent returns to the Daily Planet with a front-page article all about Luthor's involvement in a scandal after Superman discovers one of Lex Luthor's personal bodyguards, tortured and held prisoner on a sub-level of LexCorp Towers. 124893 1985 Daily Planet: Clark Kent Fired CB OWN August 1985. Comics No. 410 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 124894 1976 Daily Planet: Clark Kent Forever -- Superman Never! CB OWN March 1976 -- Vol. 38, No. 297. Comics No. 297 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 124895 1965 Daily Planet: Clark Kent in the Big House CB Action Comics #323 (April 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124896 2004 Daily Planet: Clark Kent is Demoted CB Reporter Clark Kent is demoted from his job at the Daily Planet due to his expose on President Luthor. He's left to work in the Shack, the lowest position a reporter can have. 124897 1982 Daily Planet: Clark Kent Is Superman CB Superman Family #221/2 (August 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124898 1999 Daily Planet: Clark Kent is Superman and I Can Prove It CB OWN Millar, Mark (writer). Neil Vokes (Penciller. Terry Austin (Inker) July 1999. Superman Adventures Comics No. 33 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 124899 1968 Daily Planet: Clark Kent Monster, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #209 (August 1968). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124900 1999 Daily Planet: Clark Kent No More CB Superman Vol. 2 #142 (February 1999). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124901 1955 Daily Planet: Clark Kent Outlaw CB Superman Vol. 1 #98/2 (July 1955). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124902 1990 Daily Planet: Clark Kent Proposes to Lois Lane CB Superman #50. 1990 Reporter Clark Kent proposes to Reporter Lois Lane. 124903 1970 Daily Planet: Clark Kent, Assassin CB Superman Vol. 1 #229/2 (August 1970). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124904 1963 Daily Planet: Clark Kent, Coward CB Action Comics #298 (March 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124905 1966 Daily Planet: Clark Kent, Gangster CB Superman Vol. 1 #186/2 (May 1966). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124906 1980 Daily Planet: Clark Kent, Gentleman Journalist CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 45-54 124907 1976 Daily Planet: Clark Kent, Get Out Of My Life CB OWN April 1976. Comics No. 298 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 124908 1976 Daily Planet: Clark Kent, Get Out of My Life CB Superman Vol. 1 #298 (April 1976). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124909 1969 Daily Planet: Clark Kent, Hero--Superman, Public Enemy CB Superman Vol. 1 #219 (August 1969). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124910 1978 Daily Planet: Clark Kent, How Would You Like To Meet Your Real Father? CB Superman Vol. 1 #328/2 (October 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124911 1969 Daily Planet: Clark Kent, Magician CB Action Comics #382 (November 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124912 1985 Daily Planet: Clark Kent, Super-Hero from Krypton CB Superman Vol. 1 #403/2(January 1985). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124913 1998 Daily Planet: Clark Kent, You're a Nobody! CB OWN Superman Adventures Comics No. 16. February 1998. Based on the Animated Series on the Warner Brothers Kids Network Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 124914 1964 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Bad Boy Clark Kent! CB Superboy in Adventure Comics, No. 326, November, 1964. A Hall of Fame Classic. Reporter Clark Kent 124915 1946 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Battle of the Atoms!, The CB Superman, No. 38, January-February, 1946. Reprinted in Superman, No. 243, October, 1971. Reprinted in Superman, From the Thirties to the Eighties, 1983. Reprint 1971, A Superman Silver Anniversary Story. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. 124916 1985 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Born To Be Superman! CB Kupperberg, Paul (Writer). Carmine Infantino (Penciller). Bob Oksner (Inker). Milton Snapinn (Letterer). Gene D’Angelo (Colorist). Julius Schwart (Editor). Superman, No. 404, February, 1985 Reporter Clark Kent. Superman suddenly lost his powers at 16 and is now married to Lana Lang. He is a supermarket executive. Luthor recalls being in prison having been tried as an adult and sentenced to 20 years of which he served 13 before parole. He would have served longer if they could have proven he killed Superboy. He wishes Superboy were still alive so he could 'have the pleasure of killing him all over again!'. Kent becomes more uncomfortable with his powerlessness with Lana thinking that it has become an obsession. She recalls how she and Pete Ross found the unconscious Superboy and got him home. Luthor stages a comeback with Superman there to meet him. Superman reveals how he tried to use the various forms of kryptonite to regain his powers and created a belt which gives him a semblance of them. 124917 1965 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Clark Kent in the Big House! CB Binder, Otto (Story). Al Plastino (Art) Action Comics, No. 323, April, 1965. Reporter Clark Kent. 124918 1968 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Clark Kent Monster CB Superman, No. 209, August, 1968 Reporter Clark Kent. 124919 1964 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Clark Kent, Class Cheat CB Adventure Comics, No. 322, July, 1964. Reprinted from Superboy, No. 66, July, 1958. A Hall of Came Classic, 1964. Reporter Clark Kent. 124920 1958 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Clark Kent, Coward! CB Action Comics, No. 298, March, 1963. Reprinted in Superman, No. 278, August, 1974 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen 124921 1958 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Clark Kent, Cub Reporter CB Superboy, No. 3, March 1958. Reprinted in Adventure Comics, No. 321, June, 1964. Cub Reporter Clark Kent. 124922 1964 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Clark Kent, Former Superman CB Hamilton, Edmond (Story), Curt Swan (Pencils), George Klein (Inks). Superman, No. 172, October, 1964 Reporter Clark Kent. 124923 1969 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Clark Kent, Magician! CB Action Comics, No. 382, November, 1969. Reporter Clark Kent. 124924 1985 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Clark Kent, Super-Hero From Krypton CB Superman, No. 403, January, 1985. Reporter Clark Kent. 124925 1977 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Clark Kent! (The Casebook of Doctor Feelgood) CB Rip Off Comix, No. 2, 1977. Reporter Clark Kent comes to the Doctor Feelgood as a patient. 124926 1964 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Clark Kent’s Classmates CB Superboy, No. 116, October, 1964. Reporter Clark Kent. 124927 1965 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Clark Kent’s Coach CB Superboy, No. 43, per 80 page Giant #3. Reprinted in Adventure Comics, No. 331, April, 1965. A Hall of Fame Classic, 1965. Reporter Clark Kent. Kent’s friend Lana Lang. 124928 1968 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Clark Kent’s Last Rites CB Superman, No. 210, October, 1968. Reporter Clark Kent. 124929 1965 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Clark Kent’s Masquerade as Superman! CB Action Comics, No. 331, December, 1965 Reporter Clark Kent. Kent’s father, Pa Kent. 124930 1961 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Clark Kent’s Super-Father! CB Adventure Comics, No. 289, October, 1961. Reprinted in Superboy, No. 185, May 1972 Reporter Clark Kent. 124931 1951 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Confession of Clark Kent!, The CB Superboy No. 13, March-April, 1951 Reporter Clark Kent. 124932 1967 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Day Candid Camera Unmasked Clark Kent’s Identity!, The CB Action Comics, No. 345, January, 1967. Reporter Clark Kent. 124933 1971 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Day They Killed Clark Kent, The CB Action Comics, No. 404, September, 1971. A Secret Chapter in the Life of Clark Kent. Reporter Clark Kent. 124934 1964 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: End of Clark Kent’s Secret Identity, The CB Action Comics, No. 313, June 1964 Reporter Clark Kent. Cub Reporter Jimmy Olsen. Supergirl. Batman. Lori Lemaris. 124935 1962 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Feud Between Superman and Clark Kent!, The CB Action Comics, No. 293, October, 1962. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Supergirl. 124936 1971 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Ghost That Haunted Clark Kent, The CB Action Comics, No. 406, November 1971. Reporter Clark Kent. 124937 1972 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Girl Who Worshipped Clark Kent, The CB Action Comics, No. 411, April, 1972. Reporter Clark Kent. 124938 1985 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Greatest Thief in the Universe!, The CB Superman, No. 403, January, 1985. Reporter Clark Kent. The Thief-Master of Ramox begins a series of thefts: sulfer, matches, polonium, tellurium and tungsten. Kent thinks there must be a pattern that would include his encounter with a space ship the day before in which the ship disappeared. The Thief-Master is from a race in which criminal tendencies had been bred out generations before but he is a genetic atavism. He refuses to consult his family because the shame to them but the Healer thinks of a plan. Superman is unable to stop the next theft of selenium and meets the thief only to have him escape but gets a clue to where the thief will strike next: Molybdenum. He sets a successful trap and the thief’s entire demeanor changes. The doctor’s theory was that the genetic compulsion would end if he were captured against his will. 124939 1995 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Hard Decisions CB Adventures of Superman, No. 525, July, 1995 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. Lane catches up with Superman and Ma & Pa Kent and tells him that Olsen is still alive and convinces him not to abandon his Clark Kent identity. 124940 1947 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: His Lordship Clark Kent CB Action Comics, No. 106, March, 1947. Reporter Clark Kent 124941 1946 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: International Swindler, The CB Superman, No. 38, January-February, 1946. Reporter Clark Kent. 124942 1962 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Lex Luthor and Clark Kent, Cell-Mates! CB Adventure Comics, No. 301, October, 1962. Superboy. Reporter Clark Kent. 124943 1971 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Man with the X-Ray Mind, The CB Action Comics, No. 403, August, 1971. A Secret Chapter in the Life of Clark Kent. Reporter Clark Kent. 124944 1985 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Mystery of the Super-Batman!, The CB Superman, No. 405, March, 1985 Reporter Clark Kent calls Bruce Wayne (Batman) and leaves a message with Alfred that he has a good reason for what he is doing and will explain later. He recalls how Lana had some Pan-pipes which her father found with a statue of the god and how he experienced an excruciating pain when she blew on them. Later he looks in the mirror and finds he has grown horns. He realizes that the syrinx, or pipes, may be the cure but he has to find them because they have been stolen. To hide what has happened he adopts Batman's cowl and cape in place of his own cape. He uses the horns to capture the superstitious thief before the spell dissipates taking the horns with them. He tells Bruce about the episode and asks, "How do you ever manage to scare anyone in that get-up of yours?" 124945 1985 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: One Life Too Many CB Superman, No. 409, July, 1985 Reporter Clark Kent. Superman is conflicted about not having enough time either as Superman or as Clark Kent. He thinks Lana should have more time with him as Clark. Getting back in time to anchor the news, an admiring technician gives him perspective and he feels about his dual lives. 124946 1977 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: One of Those Days! CB Action Comics, No. 477, November, 1977. Reporter Clark Kent. 124947 1987 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Secret Revealed!, The CB Superman, No. 2, February, 1987 Reporter Clark Kent. Amanda McCoy uncovers Clark Kent’s identity. 124948 1966 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Superman versus Super Clark Kent! CB Action Comics, No. 341, September, 1966 Reporter Clark Kent. 124949 2000 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Superman’s First Flight CB Scholastic Inc. Grades 1 and 2. Reporter Clark Kent. After discovering he has unusual abilities, Clark Kent learns the secret behind his super powers. 124950 1964 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Untouchable Clark Kent, The CB Superman, No. 173, November, 1964 Reporter Clark Kent. 124951 1960 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Week That Clark Kent Lost His Memory!, The CB Adventure Comics, No. 286, January, 1960 Reporter Clark Kent. 124952 1971 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Who is Clark Kent’s Killer and Why Is He Doing Those Terrible Things To Me? CB Action Comics, No. 409, February, 1972 Reporter Clark Kent. 124953 1971 Daily Planet: Clark Kent: Who is Clark Kent’s Killer and Why Is He Doing Those Terrible Things To Me? CB Action Comics, No. 409, February, 1972 Reporter Clark Kent. 124954 1965 Daily Planet: Clark Kent's Great Superman Hunt CB Superman Vol. 1 #180 (October 1965). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124955 1965 Daily Planet: Clark Kent's Incredible Delusion CB Superman Vol. 1 #174 (January 1965). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124956 1968 Daily Planet: Clark Kent's Last Rites CB Superman Vol. 1 #210 (October 1968). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124957 1977 Daily Planet: Clark Kent's Lonely Christmas CB Action Comics #469/2 (March 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124958 1980 Daily Planet: Clark Kent's Masquerade as Superman CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 3-14 124959 1979 Daily Planet: Clark Kent's Super-Secret CB Superman Family #195/3 (May-June 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124960 2003 Daily Planet: Clark Saves Lana Lang CB Reporter Clark Kent saves both himself and Lana Lang thanks to some help from a young girl called Traci Thirteen. 124961 1991 Daily Planet: Clark Tells Lois He is Superman CB Action Comics #662 Reporter Clark Kent tells Reporter Lois Lane he is Superman. 124962 1969 Daily Planet: Climate King, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #120/2 (June 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124963 1973 Daily Planet: Coffin for Mr. Action, A CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #155/2 (January 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124964 1965 Daily Planet: Colossal Kids, The CB World's Finest Comics #152 (September 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124965 1964 Daily Planet: Colossus of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #77 (June 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124966 1982 Daily Planet: Comic Strip Avenger, The CB Superman Family #216/5 (March 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124967 1939 Daily Planet: Comics No. 1 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume One, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #1-4, 1939-1940. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1989, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124968 1939 Daily Planet: Comics No. 1 to 4 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume One, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #1-4, 1939-1940. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1989, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124969 1939 Daily Planet: Comics No. 10 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Three, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #9-12, 1941. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1989, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124970 1939 Daily Planet: Comics No. 11 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Three, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #9-12, 1941. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1989, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124971 1939 Daily Planet: Comics No. 12 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Three, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #9-12, 1941. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1989, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124972 1940 Daily Planet: Comics No. 13 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Four, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #13-16, 1941-42. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1990, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124973 1940 Daily Planet: Comics No. 13 to 16 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Four, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #13-16, 1941-42. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1990, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124974 1940 Daily Planet: Comics No. 14 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Four, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #13-16, 1941-42. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1990, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124975 1940 Daily Planet: Comics No. 15 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Four, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #13-16, 1941-42. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1990, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124976 1940 Daily Planet: Comics No. 16 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Four, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #13-16, 1941-42. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1990, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124977 1939 Daily Planet: Comics No. 2 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume One, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #1-4, 1939-1940. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1989, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124978 1939 Daily Planet: Comics No. 3 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume One, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #1-4, 1939-1940. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1989, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124979 1939 Daily Planet: Comics No. 4 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume One, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #1-4, 1939-1940. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1989, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124980 1940 Daily Planet: Comics No. 5 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Two, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #5-8, 1940. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1990, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124981 1940 Daily Planet: Comics No. 5 to 8 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Two, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #5-8, 1940. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1990, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124982 1940 Daily Planet: Comics No. 6 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Two, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #5-8, 1940. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1990, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124983 1940 Daily Planet: Comics No. 7 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Two, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #5-8, 1940. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1990, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124984 1940 Daily Planet: Comics No. 8 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Two, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #5-8, 1940. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1990, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124985 1939 Daily Planet: Comics No. 9 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Three, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #9-12, 1941. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1989, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124986 1939 Daily Planet: Comics No. 9 to 12 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster Superman Archives: Volume Three, Archive DC Editions. Originally published in magazine form as “Superman,” #9-12, 1941. Published by DC Comics, Inc., 1989, New York, N.Y. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 124987 1964 Daily Planet: Composite Superman, The CB World's Finest Comics #142 (June 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124988 1970 Daily Planet: Computer-Man of Steel, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #130 (July 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124989 1982 Daily Planet: Confederation of Hell, The CB Adventure Comics #491 (September 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124990 1969 Daily Planet: Confessions of Superman, The CB Action Comics #380 (September 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124991 1982 Daily Planet: Confucius Say, 'He Who Rekindle Old Flame Is Bound To Get Burned' CB Superman Family #213/5 (December 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124992 1983 Daily Planet: Conqueror from the Past, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #387 (September 1983). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124993 1995 Daily Planet: Contessa Erica Alexandra Del Portenza CB Man of Steel #1 (Summer, 1995). Superman #131 (January 1998). Adventures of Superman #555 (February 1998). Man Of Steel #77 (March 1998). Media Mogul Contessa Erica Alexandra Del Portenza. Took leadership of LexCorp and owned a controlling interest in LexCorp International after Lex Luthor's public discreditation. Publicly, she appeared reputable. Secretly married Luthor and became pregnant with Luthor's child. Following birth of her daughter, Lena Luthor, Luthor had the Contessa sedated and imprisoned in an upstate hospital (SUP #131). She came out of her "coma" (AOS #555). She escaped when the hospital burned down (MOS #77). Kidnapped daughter. Luthor got child back. Discovered Contessa and her linage gifted with long life. Her son grew into a killing machine. She vanished into obscurity after stopping her son. In his efforts to become the President of the United States, Lex Luthor tied up loose ends, organizing the death of the Contessa with a barrage of missiles (President Luthor: Secret Files and Origins #1). 124994 1976 Daily Planet: Costume, Costume --Who's Got the Costume? CB Superman Vol. 1 #295 (January 1976). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 124995 1980 Daily Planet: Countdown of the Killer Computer CB Action Comics #514 (December 1980). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124996 1965 Daily Planet: Coward of Steel, The CB Action Comics #322 (March 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124997 1980 Daily Planet: Creature That Charmed Children, The CB OWN Action Comics. March 1980, Vol. 43, No. 505. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 124998 1980 Daily Planet: Creature That Charmed Children, The CB Action Comics #505 (March 1980). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 124999 1988 Daily Planet: Cries in the Night CB Superman Vol. 2 #17 (May 1988). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125000 1978 Daily Planet: Crisis in Kandor CB Superman Family #188 (March-April 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125001 1976 Daily Planet: Crisis in Tomorrow! CB Justice League of America #137 (December 1976). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125002 1982 Daily Planet: Crisis on Three Earths CB DC Comics Presents Annual #1 (1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125003 1958 Daily Planet: Cub Who Cried Wolf, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #30/2 (August 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125004 2002 Daily Planet: Cult of Persuasion (Prologue) CB Adventures of Superman #598 (January 2002). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125005 2002 Daily Planet: Cult of Persuasion, Part 1 CB Adventures of Superman #601 (April 2002). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125006 2002 Daily Planet: Cult of Persuasion, Part 2 CB Adventures of Superman #602 (May 2002). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125007 1979 Daily Planet: Curse of Krypton, The CB World's Finest Comics #258 (August-September 1979). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125008 1988 Daily Planet: Curse of the Banshee CB Superman Vol. 2 #23 (November 1988). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125009 1980 Daily Planet: Curse Out of Time, The CB DC Comics Presents #23 (July 1980). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125010 2000 Daily Planet: D.O.A., Search for Lois Ends, The CB OWN Action Comics No. 766. June, 2000. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125011 1972 Daily Planet: Dagger That Ripped the Sky!, The -- Comics No. 256 CB OWN September 1972. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125012 1940 Daily Planet: Daily Planet CB Superman #4. 1940. Reporter Clark Kent's newspaper is now called the Daily Planet. It was the radio show that first changed the name of the newspaper to the Daily Planet and called the Editor, Perry White. 125013 2000 Daily Planet: Daily Planet Guide to Metropolis, The: City of Tomorrow, The CB OWN Brady, Matt, Fred Jandt and Nikola Vrtis (Design & Development) WEG 52005 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. He gets sordid and horizontal with a boozed-up woman journalist whose career is on its way down despite her fancy credentials. 125014 1991 Daily Planet: Daily Planet Strikes, The CB OWN Adventures of Superman Comics No. 482. September 1991. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125015 1983 Daily Planet: Daily Planet: Behold! The Ultimate Man! CB Superman Vol. 1 Special #1 (1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125016 1991 Daily Planet: Daily Planet: Big Drain! CB OWN August 1991. The Adventures of Superman Comics #481 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125017 2004 Daily Planet: Daily Planet: Birthright CB Wald, Mark Reporter Clark Kent's decision to put a cape on his back and an S on his chest. Prickly Reporter Lois Lane. Mythology re-told. 125018 1999 Daily Planet: Daily Planet: Have You Forsaken Metropolis? CB Action Comics #752 (March 1999). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125019 1955 Daily Planet: Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Crooner CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #8/3. October 1955. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125020 2000 Daily Planet: Daily Planet: Metropolis Sourcebook CB OWN Barnabo, Mark, Matt Bradym Fred Jandt, Seth Johnson, Patrick Sweeney, Nikola Vrtis (Design & Development) Episode Reporter Clark Kent's newspaper home. Metropolis - Descriptions of organizations and locations, people of the city. 125021 2002 Daily Planet: Daily Planet: Mirror Crack'd, The CB Superman Vol. 2 #181 (June 2002). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125022 1997 Daily Planet: Daily Planet: Perceptions CB Supergirl Plus #1 (1997). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125023 1986 Daily Planet: Daily Star CB Newspaper Daily Star is the city's oldest newspaper and fiercely competes with The Daily Planet to be Metropolis' leading newspaper. For a time, it was known as The Metropolis Star. The Daily Star is often mentioned with The Metropolis Eagle, The Metropolis Sun, and The Metropolis Daily News as rivals of The Daily Planet. 125024 1994 Daily Planet: Dangerous Visions: Fall of Metropolis, The CB OWN Adventures of Superman Comics No. 514. July 1994. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125025 1983 Daily Planet: Daring New Adventures of Supergirl: Brain Drain CB Daring New Adventures of Supergirl #5/2 (March 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125026 1983 Daily Planet: Daring New Adventures of Supergirl: Missy Is Missing CB Daring New Adventures of Supergirl #3/2 (January 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125027 1986 Daily Planet: Dark Moon Rising CB Superman Vol. 1 #422 (August 1986). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125028 1994 Daily Planet: Dark Retribution CB Superman Vol. 2 #85 (January 1994). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 125029 1958 Daily Planet: Date With Miss Metropolis, A CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #27/2 (March 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125030 2000 Daily Planet: Dateline U.S.A. CB Superman Vol. 2 #152 (January 2000). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125031 1967 Daily Planet: Day Candid Camera Unmasked Clark Kent's Identity, The CB Action Comics #345 (January 1967). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125032 1962 Daily Planet: Day Lois Lane Vanished, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #36 (October 1962 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125033 1977 Daily Planet: Day Lois Lane Walked All Over, The CB OWN Superman Family, Vol. 24, No. 183. (May-June 1977). Reporter Lois Lane of the Daily Planet. "She's Smart -- She's Successful -- She's Beautiful -- She's Metropolis' Best Reporter and Sometimes She's Superman's Girl Friend. 125034 2003 Daily Planet: Day of Doom: Remnant, The CB Superman: Day of Doom #1. January, 2003. First Appearance. Editor Perry White was targeted by the Remnant to be killed but the plan was foiled by Superman. The Remnant is personification of many people who died at the same time as Superman, and whose deaths were made meaningless by Superman's return. Remnant caused disasters among Doomsday's route to Metropolis on the anniversary of the event, culminating its plan in an attempt to kill White. The Remnant did succeed in distributing a sympathetic article by Reporter Ty Duffy to the streets of Metropolis. 125035 2003 Daily Planet: Day of Doom: Ty Duffy CB Superman: Day of Doom #1. January, 2003. First Appearance. Reporter Ty Duffy hired by Daily Planet. A talented reporter assigned to write the most recent retrospective of the death of Superman on the anniversary of the event. Duffy not enthusiastic at this prospect, because his father, who suffered form a mental illness, committed suicide in the wake of the hero's death. Unlike Superman, his father did not, of course, return. His story rejected by Perry White, but was eventually distributed through the actions of a being called the Remnant. 125036 1986 Daily Planet: Day Superman Couldn't Save, The. (Flashback] CB Action Comics #580 (June 1986). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125037 1984 Daily Planet: Day the Cheering Stopped, The CB Superman Annual Vol. 1 #10 (1984). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125038 1983 Daily Planet: Day the Earth Exploded, The CB Action Comics #550 (December 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125039 1957 Daily Planet: Day There Was No Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #25/3 (December 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125040 1973 Daily Planet: Day They Unmasked Mr. Action, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #159/3 (August 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125041 1961 Daily Planet: Day When Superman Proposed, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #22 (January 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125042 1979 Daily Planet: De-Volver, The CB DC Comics Presents #16 (December 1979). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125043 1981 Daily Planet: Deadlier Than the Sword CB Superman Family #211/5 (October 1981 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125044 1981 Daily Planet: Deadliest Show on Earth, The CB DC Comics Presents #31 (March 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125045 1997 Daily Planet: Deadly Deliverance CB Action Comics #735 (July 1997). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125046 1981 Daily Planet: Deadly Rampage of Lady Fox CB OWN Action Comics No. 521. July 1981 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125047 1978 Daily Planet: Dealers of Death, The CB Superman Family #187 (January-February 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125048 1980 Daily Planet: Dear Dr. Cupid CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 55-62 125049 1963 Daily Planet: Dear Dr. Cupid CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #45/3 (November 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125050 1981 Daily Planet: Death and Taxes, or, Jimmy Olsen's Very Bad Day CB Superman Family #207/5 (May-June 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125051 1974 Daily Planet: Death Bites with Fangs of Stone CB Superman Family #164 (April-May 1974). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125052 1970 Daily Planet: Death House Honeymoon CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #105 (October 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125053 1964 Daily Planet: Death March, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #76/2 (April 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125054 1995 Daily Planet: Death of Clark Kent, The -- Comics No. 100 CB OWN May 1995 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125055 1995 Daily Planet: Death of Clark Kent, The (Superman) -- Comics No. 100 CB OWN Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125056 1957 Daily Planet: Death of Superman, The CB Action Comics #225 (February 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125057 1977 Daily Planet: Death on Ice CB Superman Family #182 (March-April 1977). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125058 1972 Daily Planet: Death Waits To Kiss the Bride CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #128 (December 1972). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125059 1994 Daily Planet: Death-Trap! CB Adventures of Superman #517 (November 1994). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125060 1997 Daily Planet: Deception! CB Superman Vol. 2 #127 (September 1997). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125061 1974 Daily Planet: Deep Death for Mr. Action, A CB Superman Family #167 (October-November 1974). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125062 1966 Daily Planet: Demon Under the Red Sun, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #184 (February 1966). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125063 1964 Daily Planet: Demons from Pandora's Box, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #81/2 (December 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125064 1984 Daily Planet: Destiny's Children CB DC Comics Presents #68 (April 1984). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125065 1978 Daily Planet: Destruction of the Temple, The CB Superman Family #187/3 (January-February 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125066 1963 Daily Planet: Devil and Lois Lane, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #41 (May 1963 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125067 1982 Daily Planet: Devil and the Daily Planet, The CB Action Comics #531 (May 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125068 1970 Daily Planet: Dig Now, Die Later CB World's Finest Comics #195 (August 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125069 1997 Daily Planet: Dirk Armstrong CB Man of Tomorrow #6. 1997 Reporter Dirk Armstrong of the Daily Planet. Hired by Franklin Stern to write a conservative opinion column. He is right wing and at odds with Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Perry White. Although Armstrong jumps to conclusions, he honestly believes his opinions. Wrote a column proclaiming Superman a "super-menace" when Superman's powers changed (MOS #67). Wrote a column defending Luthor's right to a fair trial (SUP #126). One of the few reporters not fired when Luthor bought the Daily Planet. Armstrong working at LexCom. 125070 1955 Daily Planet: Disappearance of Superman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #4 (March-April 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125071 1960 Daily Planet: Disguises of Danger, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #48/2 (October 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125072 1977 Daily Planet: Don't Call Me Superboy CB DC Super-Stars #12 (February 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125073 1988 Daily Planet: Doom In the Heartland! CB Superman Vol. 2 #20 (August 1988). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 125074 1961 Daily Planet: Doomed Reporter, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #57/2 (December 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125075 1992 Daily Planet: Doomsday CB OWN Adventures of Superman Comics No. 497. December 1992 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125076 1992 Daily Planet: Doomsday Is Near CB OWN Action Comics No. 684. December 1992 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125077 2001 Daily Planet: Doomsday Rex CB Superman Vol. 2 #175 (December 2001). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125078 1993 Daily Planet: Doomsday! CB Superman Vol. 2 #75 (January 1993). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125079 1976 Daily Planet: Double or Nothing Life of Superman, The CB OWN Superman #299. May 1976 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125080 1972 Daily Planet: Double-Edged Sword, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #152 (September 1972). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125081 1973 Daily Planet: Downfall of "Judas" Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #155 (January 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125082 1962 Daily Planet: Downfall of Superman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #155/2 (August 1962). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125083 1966 Daily Planet: Dragon Delinquent, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #91 (March 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125084 1961 Daily Planet: Dream Detective, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #51/3 (March 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125085 1974 Daily Planet: Duel of the Diamond Demons! CB OWN Superman #280. October 1974 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125086 1962 Daily Planet: Duel over Superman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #150/2 (January 1962). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125087 1967 Daily Planet: Dummy and the Damsel, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #73 (April 1967). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125088 1963 Daily Planet: Dummy That Haunted Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #67 (March 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125089 1991 Daily Planet: Dying Breed CB Adventures of Superman #480 (July 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125090 1963 Daily Planet: Dynamic Duo of Kandor, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #69 (June 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125091 1994 Daily Planet: Earth Run CB Superman Vol. 2 #92 (August 1994). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125092 1982 Daily Planet: Earth Under Siege CB Phantom Zone #2 (February 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125093 1999 Daily Planet: Earth's Final Hour CB Superman Vol. 2 #150 (November 1999). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125094 1977 Daily Planet: Earth's Last Day CB Action Comics #478 (December 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125095 1989 Daily Planet: Echoes CB Adventures of Superman #457 (August 1989). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125096 1964 Daily Planet: Elastic Lad Jimmy and His Legion Romances CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #76 (April 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125097 1959 Daily Planet: Elastic Lad of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #37/3 (June 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125098 1958 Daily Planet: Elastic Lad, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #31 (September 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125099 1960 Daily Planet: Elastic Lad's Greatest Feats CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #46/3 (July 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125100 1961 Daily Planet: Elastic Lad's Wrestling Match CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #54 (July 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125101 1958 Daily Planet: Elastic Ladd CB 1958-1961 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125102 1981 Daily Planet: Election Nightmare CB Superman Family #205/5 (January-February 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125103 1971 Daily Planet: Electronic Ghost of Metropolis, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #244 (November 1971). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125104 2000 Daily Planet: Emergency Services -- Daily Planet Guide to Metropolis, The: City of Tomorrow, The CB OWN pp. 115-130 Byline: By Lois Lane 125105 1964 Daily Planet: End of Clark Kent's Secret Identity, The CB Action Comics #313 (June 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125106 1980 Daily Planet: End of the Planet, The CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 89-98 125107 2000 Daily Planet: End, The CB Superman Y2K #1 (February 2000). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125108 2002 Daily Planet: Ending Battle Part 2: Dawn's Early Light CB Adventures of Superman #608 (November 2002). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125109 2002 Daily Planet: Ending Battle Part Six: Rush Hour CB Adventures of Superman #609 (December 2002). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125110 1984 Daily Planet: Endings CB Action Comics #556 (June 1984). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125111 2001 Daily Planet: Enemy Within, The CB OWN Action Comics No. 777. May 2001. Part Three. Kancer Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125112 1982 Daily Planet: Ente -- the Omega Men CB Action Comics #535 (September 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125113 1979 Daily Planet: ero Under Glass CB Superman Vol. 1 #342 (December 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125114 2001 Daily Planet: Escape from Krypton CB OWN April, 2001 -- Part Two. Action Comics No. 776 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125115 1983 Daily Planet: Escape From the Phantom Zone CB Action Comics #548 (October 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125116 1979 Daily Planet: et My People Grow CB Superman Vol. 1 #338 (August 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125117 1977 Daily Planet: Even Superman Must Die Sometime CB Action Comics #470 (April 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125118 1971 Daily Planet: Evil Factory CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #135 (January 1971). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125119 1990 Daily Planet: Evil Factory, The CB Superman Vol. 2 #43 (May 1990). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125120 1992 Daily Planet: Evil's Pawn CB Superman Vol. 2 #71 (September 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125121 1970 Daily Planet: Execution Planet CB Superman Vol. 1 #228/2 (July 1970). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125122 1966 Daily Planet: Exit Batman--Enter Nightman CB World's Finest Comics #155 (February 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125123 1981 Daily Planet: Expose 'Expose,' The CB Superman Family #207/4 (May-June 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125124 1993 Daily Planet: Eye for an Eye, An CB Action Comics #688 (July 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125125 1994 Daily Planet: Eye of the Hurricane CB Action Comics #699 (May 1994). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125126 1997 Daily Planet: Eye to Eye CB OWN Superman Adventures Comics #4. February 1997 -- Based on the Animated Series on the Warner Brothers Kids Network Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125127 1973 Daily Planet: Face of a Nightmare, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #161/2 (November 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125128 1979 Daily Planet: Fall and Rise of the Star Child CB OWN Action Comics No. 502. December 1979 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125129 1962 Daily Planet: Fantastic Army of General Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #60/3 (April 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125130 1977 Daily Planet: Fantastic Fists and Fury Feet of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman Family #185 (September-October 1977). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125131 1980 Daily Planet: Fantastic Foe Superman Could Never Meet, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #353 (November 1980). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125132 1946 Daily Planet: Farmer Takes It Easy, The CB Adventure Comics #110 Daily Planet Reporter Jack Smart. Clark Kent, Superboy, is editor of the school paper. 125133 1955 Daily Planet: Fastest Gun in the West, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #3/2 (January-February 1955 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125134 1960 Daily Planet: Fat Boy of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #49/2 (December 1960 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125135 1996 Daily Planet: Fatal Obsession CB OWN Kesel, Karl (writer). Stuart Immonen (Pencils). Jose Marzan Jr. (Inks). Adventures of Superman Comics No. 538. September 1996 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125136 1967 Daily Planet: Fate of the Super-Super-Superman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #198/2 (July 1967). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125137 2001 Daily Planet: Fathers CB Superman Vol. 2 #166 (March 2001). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125138 1958 Daily Planet: Fattest Girl in Metropolis, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #5/3 (November-December 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125139 1956 Daily Planet: Feats of Chief Super-Duper, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #14 (August 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125140 1966 Daily Planet: Federation of Bizarro Idiots, The CB World's Finest Comics #156 (March 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125141 1964 Daily Planet: Feud Between Superman and Batman, The CB World's Finest Comics #143 (August 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125142 1968 Daily Planet: Feud of the Super-Femmes CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #87 (October 1968). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125143 1985 Daily Planet: Fight For the Right To Be Superman, The CB OWN Superman #406. April 1985 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125144 1991 Daily Planet: Final Chapter, The CB Action Comics #667 (July 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125145 1977 Daily Planet: Final Flight, The CB OWN Superman Family #184/2 (July-August 1977). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125146 1996 Daily Planet: Final Knight, The CB Final Knight #4 (November 1996). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125147 1980 Daily Planet: Final Secret of the Super-Sons CB World's Finest Comics #263 (June-July 1980). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125148 1978 Daily Planet: Finale CB Superman Family #190/6 (July-August 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125149 1965 Daily Planet: Fingergirl of Death, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #55/3 (February 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125150 1988 Daily Planet: First Steps CB Adventures of Superman #446 (November 1988). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125151 1963 Daily Planet: Five Fantastic Feats of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #73/2 (December 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125152 1961 Daily Planet: Flame-Dragon from Krypton CB Superman Vol. 1 #142/3 (January 1961). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125153 1954 Daily Planet: Flying Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #2 (November-December 1954). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125154 1981 Daily Planet: Food for a God CB Superman Vol. 1 #357 (March 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125155 2000 Daily Planet: For A Thousand Years… CB Action Comics #761 (January 2000). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125156 1957 Daily Planet: Forbidden Box from Krypton, The CB Showcase #10/3 (September-October 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125157 1962 Daily Planet: Forbidden Box, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #37 (November 1962 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125158 1966 Daily Planet: Fortress Death-Trap, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #97 (October 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125159 1981 Daily Planet: Fortress of Fear CB Superman's Fortress of Solitude (summer 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125160 1979 Daily Planet: Four Billion Supermen of Daily Planet: Earth, The CB World's Finest Comics #260 (December 1979-January 1980). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125161 1966 Daily Planet: Four Clocks of Doom, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #98 (December 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125162 2003 Daily Planet: Four on the Floor, Break Stuff CB Adventures of Superman #618 (September 2003). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125163 1971 Daily Planet: Four-Armed Terror, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #137 (April 1971). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125164 1995 Daily Planet: Franklin Stern CB Man Of Steel #47 (August 1995) Newspaper Owner-Publisher Franklin Stern of the Daily Planet. He was civil rights activist in South. Stern and Editor Perry White broke up the "Aryan Brotherhood," a group of white supremists conducting genetic experiments to create a race of Supermen. Stern went to Harvard after which he became publisher of The Daily Planet. He and White have remained close friends even though they have frequent disagreements over White's editorials. Due to the popularity of television and the Internet, the Daily Planet had been losing money and eventually Stern decided to sell the paper to Luthor (Adventures of Superman #561, September 1998). Luthor later sold the Daily Planet to an unknown buyer for $1 (the buyer later turned out to be Bruce Wayne, whose secret identity is Batman). 125165 1988 Daily Planet: Friend in Need, A CB Action Comics #600/4 (May 1988). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125166 1984 Daily Planet: Friend or Foe? CB Action Comics #551 January 1984. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125167 1983 Daily Planet: Friends CB World's Finest Comics #293 (July 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125168 1992 Daily Planet: Friends in Need CB Action Comics #673 (January 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125169 1988 Daily Planet: Friends In Need (Flashback) CB World of Metropolis #4 (November 1988). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125170 1997 Daily Planet: Friends, Lovers, and Strangers CB Adventures of Superman #548 (July 1997). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125171 1966 Daily Planet: From Riches to Rags CB Action Comics #337 (May 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125172 1996 Daily Planet: From the Heart (The Quest of Lois Lane) CB Superman, No. 118, September, 1996. The Quest of Lois Lane. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Lois goes to Bhutran in the Himalayas to investigative a heroin story and meets a priest who takes her up a mountain for a spiritual revelation, which helps her go back and marry Clark. Meanwhile, Wonder Woman is helping Superman investigate his lack of powers and his feelings toward Lois. 125173 1963 Daily Planet: Fugitive from the Phantom Zone, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #164/2 (October 1963). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125174 1993 Daily Planet: Funeral For A Friend Part 1: Death of a Legend CB Adventures of Superman #498 (January 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125175 1993 Daily Planet: Funeral For A Friend Part 2: Re: Actions CB Action Comics #685 (January 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125176 1993 Daily Planet: Funeral For A Friend Part 4: Metropolis Mailbag II CB Superman Vol. 2 #76 (February 1993). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125177 1967 Daily Planet: Fury of the Kryptonian-Killer, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #195 (April 1967). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125178 1985 Daily Planet: Future Ain't What It Used to Be!, The, (Flashback) CB Justice League of America #240 (July 1985). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125179 1994 Daily Planet: Future is Now!, The CB Adventures of Superman #508 (January 1994). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125180 1969 Daily Planet: Galactic Gamblers, The CB World's Finest Comics #185 (June 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125181 1997 Daily Planet: Gang's All Here, The CB Adventures of Superman #549 (August 1997). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125182 1987 Daily Planet: Gangwar Part One: From the Streets, to the Streets! CB Adventures of Superman #432 (September 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125183 1999 Daily Planet: Generation Gap, The CB JLA/Titans #2 (January 1999). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125184 1997 Daily Planet: Genesis Anew CB Superman Vol. 2 #128 (October 1997). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125185 1971 Daily Planet: Genocide Spray CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #143 (November 1971). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125186 1965 Daily Planet: Get Lost, Superman CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #60/3 (October 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125187 1968 Daily Planet: Get Out of My Life, Superman CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #80 (January 1968). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125188 1959 Daily Planet: Ghost of Lois Lane, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #129 (May 1959). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125189 1991 Daily Planet: Ghost of Luthor, The CB Action Comics #668 (August 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125190 1991 Daily Planet: Ghost of Luthor. The CB Action Comics #668 (August 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125191 1987 Daily Planet: Ghost of Superman, The CB Action Comics #595 (December 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125192 1979 Daily Planet: Ghost Writer Riddle, The CB Superman Family #197/4 (September-October 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125193 1978 Daily Planet: Giant from the Golden Atom, The CB Action Comics #479 (January 1978 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125194 1961 Daily Planet: Giant Turtle Man, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #53/2 (June 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125195 1974 Daily Planet: Gift-Wrapped Doom, The CB Superman Family #164/2 (April-May 1974). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125196 1958 Daily Planet: Girl of Steel, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #123 (August 1958). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125197 1960 Daily Planet: Girl That Almost Married Clark Kent, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #17 (May 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125198 1960 Daily Planet: Girl That Almost Married Clark Kent!, The CB Superman’s Girl Friend Lois Lane, No. 17, May 1960. Reprinted in Superman Family, No. 180, November, 1976. Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent. 125199 1963 Daily Planet: Girl Who Refused To Marry Superman, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #38/3 (January 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125200 1962 Daily Planet: Girl Who Was Lucy Lane's Double, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #60/2 (April 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125201 1972 Daily Planet: Girl Who Was Made of Money, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #154/2 (November 1972). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125202 1961 Daily Planet: Girl with Green Hair, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #51/2 (March 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125203 1963 Daily Planet: Girl with the Golden Arm, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #45/2 (November 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125204 1985 Daily Planet: Give Me Power, Give Me Your World CB DC Comics Presents #84 (August 1985).Voice only. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125205 1989 Daily Planet: Gladiator CB Superman Vol. 2 #32 (June 1989). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125206 2002 Daily Planet: Going Out With A Bang! CB Harley Quinn #19 (June 2002). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125207 1992 Daily Planet: Good Head on Your Shoulders, A CB Adventures of Superman #491 (June 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125208 1964 Daily Planet: Goose with Golden Eggs, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #76/3 (April 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125209 1957 Daily Planet: Gorilla Reporter, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #24/2 (October 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125210 1968 Daily Planet: Gorilla Reporter, The -- No. 116 CB OWN Anonymous Cub Reporter Jimmy Olson 125211 1985 Daily Planet: Gotham Bridge Is Falling Down CB World's Finest Comics #314 (April 1985). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125212 1979 Daily Planet: Gotham City --Ghost City CB World's Finest Comics #259 (October-November 1979). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125213 1969 Daily Planet: Grappler of Steel, The CB Action Comics #372 (February 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125214 1973 Daily Planet: Grave-Digger For Jimmy Olsen, A CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #159/2 (August 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125215 1954 Daily Planet: Great Caesar's Ghost CB Superman Vol. 1 #91/3 (August 1954). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125216 1961 Daily Planet: Great Mentor, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #147 (August 1961). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125217 1965 Daily Planet: Great Miss Universe Contest, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #83/2 (March 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125218 1977 Daily Planet: Great Phantom Peril, The CB Action Comics #473 (July 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125219 1980 Daily Planet: Great Space-Travel Hoax, The CB Action Comics #509 (July 1980). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125220 1963 Daily Planet: Great Superman Impersonation, The CB Action Comics #306 (November 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125221 1981 Daily Planet: Greater Love Hath No Man CB World's Finest Comics #274 (December 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125222 1985 Daily Planet: Greatest Thief in the Universe, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #403 (January 1985). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125223 1996 Daily Planet: Green Lantern: Funeral For A Hero CB Green Lantern Vol. 3 #81. December 1996. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125224 1996 Daily Planet: Green Lantern: Hero Quest 2: Fawcett CB Green Lantern Vol. 3 #72 March 1996. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125225 1993 Daily Planet: Grieving CB Justice League America #70 (January 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125226 1971 Daily Planet: Guardian Fights Again, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #139 (July 1971). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125227 1962 Daily Planet: Guide to the Secrets of the Fortress of Solitude CB OWN Superman in the Sixties. Daily Planet Room -- Replica of the office in which Clark Kent works - 1960s Stable of DC Writers-Artists Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125228 1968 Daily Planet: Guilty of Homicide CB Action Comics #358 (January 1968). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125229 1960 Daily Planet: Gunsmoke Kid, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #45/2 (June 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125230 1982 Daily Planet: H.I.V.E. and Go Seek CB Action Comics #532 (June 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125231 1962 Daily Planet: Half a Superman CB Action Comics #290 (July 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125232 1992 Daily Planet: Hand that Robs the Cradle!, The CB Adventures of Superman #495 (October 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125233 1980 Daily Planet: Hang-Glide to Nowhere CB Superman Family #201/5 (May-June 1980). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125234 1996 Daily Planet: Happily Ever After CB OWN Adventures of Superman Comics No. 541. December 1996 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. Clark-Lois Wedding.. Hawaiian honeymoon. Clark Kidnapped. Superman turned into Superboy. 125235 1979 Daily Planet: Happy New Year, Rest in Peace CB Superman Vol. 1 #333 (March 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125236 1986 Daily Planet: Happy St. Patty’s Day CB Blue Devil #25 (June 1986). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125237 1997 Daily Planet: Hard Days Night!, A CB Superman Vol. 2 #124 (June 1997). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125238 1983 Daily Planet: Haunting Dooms of Halloween, The CB DC Comics Presents #53 (January 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125239 1982 Daily Planet: Haunting of Charlie Kweskill, The CB Phantom Zone #1 (January 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125240 1988 Daily Planet: He Only Laughs When I Hurt! CB Superman Vol. 2 #16 (April 1988). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125241 1983 Daily Planet: Head Over Heels In Trouble CB Daring New Adventures of Supergirl #6/2 (April 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125242 1988 Daily Planet: Headhunter CB Adventures of Superman #445 (October 1988). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125243 1988 Daily Planet: Headhunter CB Adventures of Superman #445 (October 1988). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125244 1991 Daily Planet: Hellfire's Web CB War of the Gods #1 (September 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125245 1963 Daily Planet: Helmet of Hate, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #68/3 (April 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125246 1992 Daily Planet: Here Be Monsters CB Superman Vol. 2 #73 (November 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125247 1978 Daily Planet: Here There Be Giants CB Superman Family #188/5 (March-April 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125248 1989 Daily Planet: Heritage CB Adventures of Superman #455 (June 1989). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125249 1972 Daily Planet: Hero Superman Doomed to Die, The CB Action Comics #408 (January 1972). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125250 1954 Daily Planet: Hide and Seek Mystery, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #2/2 (November-December 1954). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125251 1999 Daily Planet: Higher Ground CB Adventures of Superman #573 (December 1999). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125252 1969 Daily Planet: Hippie Olsen's Hate-In CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #118/2 (March 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125253 1966 Daily Planet: His Highness, Jimmy Olsen CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #97/2 (October 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125254 2000 Daily Planet: History of the City --Daily Planet Guide to Metropolis, The: City of Tomorrow, The CB OWN Pp. 6-36 Byline: By Perry White 125255 1984 Daily Planet: Hoax Night CB Action Comics #558/2 (August 1984). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125256 1989 Daily Planet: Home CB OWN Adventures of Superman Comics No. 461. December 1989 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125257 1990 Daily Planet: Home For the Holidays CB OWN Adventures of Superman Comics No. 462. January 1990 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125258 1990 Daily Planet: Home for the Holidays CB Adventures of Superman #462 (January 1990). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125259 1987 Daily Planet: Homeward Bound! CB Adventures of Superman #430 (July 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125260 1972 Daily Planet: Homo-Disastrous CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #146 (February 1972). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125261 1997 Daily Planet: Honeymoon's Over, The CB Adventures of Superman #543 (February 1997). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125262 2002 Daily Planet: House of Dracula, The CB Superman Vol. 2 #180 (May 2002). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125263 1948 Daily Planet: How Clark Kent Met Lois Lane CB Adventure Comics, No. 128, May, 1948. Reprinted in Superman, From the Thirties to the Eighties, pp. 106-115. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. 125264 1959 Daily Planet: How Jimmy Olsen First Met Superman [Flashback] CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #36/3 (April 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125265 1980 Daily Planet: How Lois Lane Got Her Job CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 15-22 125266 1960 Daily Planet: How Lois Lane Got Her Job CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #17/3 (May 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125267 1990 Daily Planet: Human Factor, The CB Superman Vol. 2 #50 (December 1990). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125268 1958 Daily Planet: Human Flame Thrower, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #33/3 (December 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125269 1957 Daily Planet: Human Geiger Counter, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #19/2 (March 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125270 1963 Daily Planet: Human Metal-Eater, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #68 (April 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125271 1959 Daily Planet: Human Octopus, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #41 (December 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125272 1962 Daily Planet: Human Porcupine, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #65/2 (December 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125273 1963 Daily Planet: Human Robot, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #70/2 (July 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125274 1958 Daily Planet: Human Skyscraper, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #28/3 (April 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125275 1955 Daily Planet: Hunted Messenger, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #4/2 (March-April 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125276 1968 Daily Planet: Hunter and the Hunted, The CB World's Finest Comics #181. December 1968. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125277 1978 Daily Planet: I Have Met the Enemy -- And It Is Me CB Superman Vol. 1 #329 (November 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125278 1982 Daily Planet: I Have Two Eyes, But I Cannot See CB Action Comics #529. March 1982. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125279 1976 Daily Planet: I Scared Superman To Death CB Superman Family #179 (October 1976). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125280 1989 Daily Planet: I Sing the Body Elastic CB Adventures of Superman #458. September 1989. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125281 1974 Daily Planet: I Want To Wreck the World CB Action Comics #435. May 1974. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125282 1984 Daily Planet: If a Body Meets a Body…. Comics No. 392 CB OWN February 1984 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125283 1981 Daily Planet: If I Can't Be Clark Kent, Nobody Can CB OWN Action Comics No. 524. October 1981 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125284 1977 Daily Planet: If I'm Over Here, What Am I Doing Over There? CB Action Comics #472/2. June 1977. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125285 1962 Daily Planet: Immortal Lois Lane, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #37/2 (November 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125286 1954 Daily Planet: Impossible Headlines, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #92 (September 1954). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125287 1982 Daily Planet: In Final Battle CB DC Comics Presents #43. March 1982. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125288 1971 Daily Planet: In Search of a Dream CB Forever People Vol. 1 #1. February-March 1971. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125289 1964 Daily Planet: Incredible Delusion, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #47 (February 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125290 2000 Daily Planet: Industry of Metropolis -- Daily Planet Guide to Metropolis, The: City of Tomorrow, The CB OWN Pp. 56-69 Byline: By Simone DeNeige 125291 1965 Daily Planet: Infamous Four, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #89. December 1965. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125292 1964 Daily Planet: Infernal Imp, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #169 (May 1964). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125293 1980 Daily Planet: Inferno from the Sky CB DC Comics Presents #20. April 1980. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125294 2001 Daily Planet: Infestation, Chapter 4 CB OWN Action Comics No. 778. June 2001. Part Four. The Cure! Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125295 1965 Daily Planet: Infinite Evolutions of Superman and Batman, The CB World's Finest Comics #151. August 1965 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125296 1966 Daily Planet: Insect-Olsen vs. the Bug Bandits CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #94. July 1966. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125297 1991 Daily Planet: Intergang -- No More! CB Superman Vol. 2 #60 (October 1991). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 125298 1955 Daily Planet: International Daily Planet, The CB Action Comics #203. April 1955. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125299 1985 Daily Planet: Into the Valley of the Shadow CB DC Comics Presents #86. October 1985. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125300 1963 Daily Planet: Invasion of the Super-Ants, The CB Action Comics #296. January 1963. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125301 1988 Daily Planet: Invasion! Book One: The Alien Alliance CB Invasion! #1. 1988. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125302 1956 Daily Planet: Invisible Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #12/3. April 1956. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125303 1959 Daily Planet: Invisible Life of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #40. October 1959. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125304 1966 Daily Planet: Invulnerable Super-Enemy, The CB World's Finest Comics #158. June 1966. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125305 1960 Daily Planet: Irresistible Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #46/2. July 1960. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125306 1981 Daily Planet: Is Superman Going...Going...Gone? CB Superman Vol. 1 #360 (June 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125307 1978 Daily Planet: It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Supermobile CB Action Comics #48. March 1978. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125308 1973 Daily Planet: Jaws of the Jaguar, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #158. June 1973. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125309 1962 Daily Planet: Jealous Lois Lane, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #31/2 (February 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125310 1968 Daily Planet: Jekyll-Hyde Heroes, The CB World's Finest Comics #173. January 1968. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125311 1958 Daily Planet: Jimmy Hits the Jackpot CB Superman Vol. 1 #121/3 (May 1958). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125312 1938 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen CB Action Comics #6. November, 1938 (Unnamed Office Boy). First Appearance. Superman Vol. 1, #13. November-December, 1941 (named Jimmy Olson). Photographer Jimmy Olsen started as an intern at the Metropolis newspaper, The Daily Planet. Persuaded by Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent to get full-time job with the paper. Graduated from office boy to photographer when his flair with the camera became obvious. Also becomes firm friend with heroes who defend Metropolis, the Guardian and Superman. Grown into brave man with good heart, with a weakness for beautiful women. 125313 1982 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen CB DC Comics Presents #49 (September 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125314 1986 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen CB Man of Steel #2 (July 1986) Reporter Jimmy Olsen is a long-time friend of Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, who encouraged him to take job at The Daily Planet. James Bartholomew Olsen is a competent reporter but his ambition, pride and foolhardiness frequently sabotage his efforts Resigned from the Daily Planet in a fit of pique after he missed a deadline and another reporter wrote "his" story (SUP #103, 1999). He was hired by Cat Grant at WGBS (ACT #714, Sept. 1999). At WGBS, he made a name for himself as "Mr. Action" seeking sensational stories and ratings. Olsen was born in Metropolis, raised by his mother after his father disappeared on a military mission. Later found out his father had been involved in Cadmus. Olsen has dated many women, among them Cat Grant, Lucy Lane and Babe Tanaka. Once he was laid off from the Daily Planet and took a number of temporary jobs including free-lancing for NewsTime. Reputation as "Superman's Pal." When Superman's powers changed, Jimmy broadcast a detailed report on Superman's strengths and weaknesses (MOS #68, June 1997). 125315 1997 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen CB Adventures of Superman #550 (September 1997) Reporter Jimmy Olsen decided Superman was Colin Thornton but Reporter Clark Kent convinced him that a journalist sometimes has to keep secrets and so Olsen declared on TV that Superman was…nobody! This final embarrassment cost him his job at WGBS. Eventually rehired at the Daily Planet. When the Daily Planet closed down, Olsen was invited to work for Lex Luthor's Internet news service, LexCom, along with Lane, Dirk Armstrong and Simone D'Neige. He became the resident computer expert and frequently helped Lane with the technical aspect of her job. When Luthor mysteriously sold back the Daily Planet, Olsen returned to work on the great metropolitan newspaper as a photographer. 125316 1938 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen CB Action Comics #6 Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen introduced. 125317 1954 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen CB Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #1. 1954 Photographer-Cub Reporter Jimmy Olsen featured in his own comic book series. Introduced Jimmy's signal watch that Superman would respond to when hearing the distinctive zee-zee-zee. 125318 1985 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen -- Blob CB Action Comics #563/3. January 1985. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125319 1967 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen -- Campus Hero CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #102/2. June 1967. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125320 1964 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen and the Forty Thieves CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #74/2 (January 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125321 1958 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen from Jupiter, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #32/3 (October 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125322 1960 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen Grows Up CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #47/2 (September 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125323 1962 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen in Scotland Yard CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #59/2 (March 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125324 1956 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen In the 50th Century CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #17 (December 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125325 1963 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen Meets Cleopatra CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #71/2 (September 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125326 1982 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen of the Eagle CB Superman Family #219/3 (June 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125327 1959 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen Signal-Watch, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #37/2. June 1959. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125328 1958 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen Signal-Watch, The. (Flashback) CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #37/2. June 1959. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125329 1970 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen--Traitor CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #126 (January 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125330 1965 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Ape Man CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #86. July 1965. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125331 1957 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Bearded Boy CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #23/2 (September 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125332 1968 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Boy Wonder CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #111. June 1968. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125333 1956 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Clark Kent's Pal CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #11/2. March 1956. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125334 1962 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Coward CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #61. June 1962. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125335 1955 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Cub Inventor CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #9. December 1955. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125336 2006 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Cub Reporter CB Showcase Presents: Superman Family #1. Reprinted Superman’s Pal, Jimmy Olsen (DC, 1954 series) #9 Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125337 1980 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Editor-in-Chief CB OWN Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980. 95 cents. Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 81-88 125338 1962 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Editor-In-Chief CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #63/2. September 1962. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125339 1958 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Foreign Correspondent CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #26/2. February 1958. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125340 1962 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Freak CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #59/3 (March 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125341 1962 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Hollywood Star CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #64. October 1962. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125342 1962 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Hollywood Star [Flashback] CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #64. October 1962. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125343 1959 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Juvenile Delinquent CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #40/3 October 1959. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125344 1976 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Nashville Super-Star CB Superman Family #176 (April-May 1976). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125345 1960 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Orphan CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #46 July 1960. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125346 1956 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Prince of Clowns CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #12. April 1956. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125347 1956 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Speed Demon CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #15/2. September 1956. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125348 1955 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Super-Reporter CB Superman Vol. 1 #95/3 (February 1955). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125349 1964 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Super-Thief CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #77/3. June 1964. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125350 1959 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Supergirl's Pal CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #40/2. October 1959. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125351 1954 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Superman's Ex-Pal CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #2/3. November-December 1954. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125352 1970 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Superman's Pal, Brings Back the Newsboy Legion CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #133. October 1970. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125353 1964 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, the Bizarro Boy CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #80. October 1964. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125354 1959 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, the Boy Swordsman CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #41/3 December 1959. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125355 1961 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, Wolf-Man CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #52/3. April 1961. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125356 1965 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen, World's 'Heavyweight' Champ CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #88/3. October 1965 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125357 1938 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen: First Appearance in the Comic Books CB Action Comics #6. November, 1938 Copy Boy-Photographer Jimmy Olsen's first appearance at the Daily Planet. 125358 1961 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's 1,000th Scoop CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #51. March 1961. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125359 1980 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's 1000th Scoop CB OWN Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980. 95 cents Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 23-31 125360 1968 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Blackest Deeds CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #110. April 1968. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125361 1991 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Blues MUS Spin Doctors From album, "Pocket Full of Kryptonite," Epic, 8-27-1991 Journalists from the Daily Planet. Olsen is in love with Lois Lane and laments he can't compete with Superman. "Well, I don't think I can handle this A cloudy day in Metropolis I think I'll talk to my analyst I got it so bad for this little journalist." "It drives me up the wall and through the roof Lois and Clark in a telephone booth. I think I'm going out of my brain I got it so bad for little miss Lois Lane." "Lois Lane please put me in your plan Yeah, Lois Lane you don't need no Super Man. Come on downtown and stay with me tonight, I got a pocket full of kryptonite." "He's Leaping buildings in a single bound I'm reading Shakespeare at my place downtown. Come on downtown and make love to me, I'm Jimmy Olsen not a titan, you see. He's faster than a bullet, stronger than a train…" "He's the one who got lucky got his cape around miss Lois Lane I can't believe my dilemma is real I'm competing with the man of steel." 125362 1963 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Boo Boos CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #70. July 1963. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125363 1965 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Captive Double CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #83/3. March 1965. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125364 1965 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Day of Disgrace CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #84/2. April 1965. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125365 1969 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Death Trick CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #121/2. July 1969. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125366 1954 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Double CB Superman Vol. 1 #93/2 (November 1954). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125367 1964 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Double-Trouble CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #80/2. October 1964. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125368 1990 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Excellent Adventure CB Superman Vol. 2 #39 (January 1990). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125369 1965 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Female Fan CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #84/3. April 1965. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125370 1962 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Fiery Friends CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #64/2. October 1962. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125371 1956 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Forgotten Adventure CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #10/2. February 1956. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125372 1960 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Four Fads CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #43. March 1960. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125373 1969 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Girl Trouble CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #124. October 1969. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125374 1966 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Journey to Nowhere CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #92/2. April 1966. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125375 1961 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Kookie Scoops CB Adventure Comics #287/2. August 1961. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125376 1963 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Last Stand CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #66/2. January 1963 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125377 1957 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Lost Pal CB Superman Vol. 1 #115/2 (August 1957). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125378 1965 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Magic Gloves CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #82. January 1965. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125379 1966 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Magic Manacles CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #91/2. March 1966. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125380 1956 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Martian Pal CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #10 February 1956. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125381 1965 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Monster Movie CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #84. April 1965. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125382 1960 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Private Monster CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #43/3. March 1960. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125383 1964 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Secret Love CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #74/3. January 1964. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125384 1961 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Secret Power CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #55/3. September 1961. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125385 1956 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Super Illusions CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #13/3. June 1956. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125386 1962 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Super-Birthday CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #58/2. January 1962. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125387 1957 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Super-Pet CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #20 (April 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125388 1958 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Super-Pet CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #29/2 (June 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125389 1969 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Super-Punch CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #120 (June 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125390 1962 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Super-Romance CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #64/3 (October 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125391 1959 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Super-Signals CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #39/3. September 1959. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125392 1961 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Sweethearts CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #56/3 (October 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125393 1957 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Two Super-Pals CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #23 (September 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125394 1963 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Viking Sweetheart CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #69/2 (June 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125395 1959 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Wedding CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #38/2 (July 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125396 1967 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Weirdo Wedding CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #100 (March 1967). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125397 1962 Daily Planet: Jimmy Olsen's Wildest Adventure CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #61/3 (June 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125398 1960 Daily Planet: Jimmy the Genie CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #42/3 (January 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125399 1961 Daily Planet: Jimmy the Red, Thor's Best Pal CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #55/2 (September 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125400 1962 Daily Planet: Jimmy the Soda Jerk CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #58 (January 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125401 1965 Daily Planet: Jimmy's D-Day Adventure CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #86/2 (July 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125402 1962 Daily Planet: Jimmy's Duel with Goliath CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #62/2 (July 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125403 1964 Daily Planet: Jimmy's Forgotten Girl Friend [Flashback] CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #79 (September 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125404 1960 Daily Planet: Jimmy's Gorilla Identity CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #49 (December 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125405 1964 Daily Planet: Jimmy's Indian Super-Pal CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #81/3 (December 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125406 1963 Daily Planet: Jimmy's Inter-Dimensional Romance CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #73/3 (December 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125407 1960 Daily Planet: Jimmy's Leprechaun Pal CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #44/2 (April 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125408 1962 Daily Planet: Jimmy's Robot Slave CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #62/3 (July 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125409 1961 Daily Planet: Jinx of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #56/2 (October 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125410 1955 Daily Planet: Jockey Olsen Rides Star Flash CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #6/2 (July-August 1955 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125411 1979 Daily Planet: Judge, Jury, and No Justice CB DC Comics Presents #14 (October 1979). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125412 1956 Daily Planet: Jungle Jimmy Olsen CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #10/3 (February 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125413 1962 Daily Planet: Jury of Super-Enemies, The CB Action Comics #286 (March 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125414 2003 Daily Planet: Justice CB Superman Vol. 2 #190 (April 2003). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125415 1967 Daily Planet: Justice League of America: Bad Day on Black Mountain C DVD -R HQ 6230 Episode. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent, Los Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125416 1976 Daily Planet: Justice League of America: Crisis on Earth-S CB Justice League of America #136 (November 1976). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125417 1995 Daily Planet: Justice League Year One: In 30 Seconds CB Justice League America Annual #9 (1995) Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125418 2001 Daily Planet: Justice League: C Series 2001 Reporter Clark Kent (George Newbern) is Superman 125419 1987 Daily Planet: Justice League: Make War No More! CB Justice League #2 (June 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125420 1987 Daily Planet: Justice League: Meltdown CB Justice League #3 (July 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125421 1987 Daily Planet: Justice League... International! CB Justice League International Vol. 1 #7 (November 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125422 1978 Daily Planet: Kandor vs. Supergirl CB Superman Family #188/6 (March-April 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125423 1988 Daily Planet: Karma Baggers, The CB DC Bonus Book #1 (April 1988). (Note: Came as an insert in Action Comics #599) Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125424 1980 Daily Planet: Key That Unlocked Chaos, The CB DC Comics Presents #27 (November 1980). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125425 2003 Daily Planet: Kicking the Dog CB Superman Vol. 2 #188 (January 2003). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125426 1975 Daily Planet: Kid Who Adopted Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman Family #170 (April-May 1975). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125427 1964 Daily Planet: Kid Who Couldn't Lose, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #77/2 (June 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125428 1984 Daily Planet: Kid Who Master-Minded Superman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #398 (August 1984). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125429 1983 Daily Planet: Kid Who Played Superman, The CB OWN Superman Vol. 1 #388 (October 1983). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125430 1984 Daily Planet: Kid Who Played Superman, The CB Best of DC, The #50 Reporters Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter Justin Moore. When an invisible alien race lands their spaceship on Earth only little Micky Norris can see them and alert Superman to their scheme. 125431 1966 Daily Planet: Kid Who Replaced Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #94/2 (July 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125432 1970 Daily Planet: Kid Who Struck Out Superman, The CB Action Comics #389 (June 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125433 1968 Daily Planet: Kid Who Unmasked Superman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #115/2 (October 1968). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125434 1963 Daily Planet: Kid with the Golden Touch, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #73 (December 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125435 1992 Daily Planet: Killing is Serious Business' CB Superman Vol. 2 #69 (July 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125436 1955 Daily Planet: King for a Day CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #4/3 (March-April 1955 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125437 1960 Daily Planet: King of Crime, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #47 (September 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125438 1955 Daily Planet: King of Magic, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #6 (July-August 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125439 1955 Daily Planet: King of Marbles, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #7/3 (September 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125440 1961 Daily Planet: King of the Giant Ants CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #54/2 (July 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125441 1965 Daily Planet: King Olsen's Private Island CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #85/3 (June 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125442 1964 Daily Planet: King Superman vs. Clark Kent, Metallo CB Action Comics #312 (May 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125443 1973 Daily Planet: Kiss-Off for Mr. Action, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #158/2 (June 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125444 1974 Daily Planet: Krypton Connection, The CB Action Comics #434 (April 1974). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125445 1978 Daily Planet: Krypton Dies Again CB Action Comics #489 (November 1978). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125446 1962 Daily Planet: Krypton's First Superman CB Superman Vol. 1 #154/2 (July 1962). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125447 1970 Daily Planet: Kryptonite Express, The CB World's Finest Comics #196 (September 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125448 1960 Daily Planet: Kryptonite Girl, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #16/3 (April 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125449 1959 Daily Planet: Kryptonite Man, The CB Action Comics #249 (February 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125450 1958 Daily Planet: Lady and the Lion, The CB Action Comics #243 (August 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125451 1958 Daily Planet: Lady-Killer from Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #33/2 (December 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125452 2005 Daily Planet: Lana Lang and Pete Ross CB TV Reporter Lana Lang-Ross and Pete Ross learn Superman's secret identity. After considering divorce, they decide to work things out between them. 125453 1960 Daily Planet: Lana Lang, Superwoman CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #17/2 (May 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125454 1982 Daily Planet: Lana Lang's Farewell to Earth CB Superman Vol. 1 #373 (July 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125455 1981 Daily Planet: Last Dangerous Days (and Sleepless Nights) of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman Family #212/5 (November 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125456 1980 Daily Planet: Last Days of Metropolis, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #343 (January 1980). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125457 1962 Daily Planet: Last Days of Superman CB OWN Hamilton, Edmond (Story). Curt Swan (Pencils). George Klein (Inks). October 1960. Superman in the Sixties.Comics No. 156 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125458 1962 Daily Planet: Last Days of Superman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #156 (October 1962). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125459 1985 Daily Planet: Last Earth-Prime Story, The CB OWN Superman #411. September 1985 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125460 1980 Daily Planet: Last Headline, The CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 63-68 125461 1974 Daily Planet: Last Headline, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #280/2 (October 1974). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125462 1977 Daily Planet: Last Hurrah For a Superman?! CB World's Finest Comics #247 (October-November 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125463 1973 Daily Planet: Last Jump of a Skyjacker CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #156 (February 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125464 1993 Daily Planet: Last Purge of Krypton!, The CB Action Comics #693 (November 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125465 1983 Daily Planet: Last Secret Identity, The CB DC Comics Presents Annual #2 (1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125466 1954 Daily Planet: Lazy Man's Best Friend, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #91/2 (August 1954). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125467 1962 Daily Planet: League of Fantastic Supermen , The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #63 (September 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125468 1957 Daily Planet: Legend of Greenbeard Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #21 (June 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125469 1958 Daily Planet: Legends That Came To Life CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #33 (December 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125470 1965 Daily Planet: Legion of Super-Creatures, The CB Action Comics #326 (July 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125471 1963 Daily Planet: Leslie Lowe, Girl Reporter CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #67/2 (March 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125472 2002 Daily Planet: Lex Discovers Superman is Really Clark Kent CB Reporter Clark Kent-Superman. Lex discovers Superman is really Clark Kent. His memory is wiped clear of this knowledge when another villain, Manchester Black, who also knows the secret, starts attacking everyone Clark Kent has ever known. 125473 1986 Daily Planet: Lex Luthor CB Man of Steel #2 (July 1986). Media Mogul Lex Luthor spent some of his youth in Metropolis' Suicide Slum area. Parents died in a car crash when he was 13, shortly after he took out an insurance policy on them. Famous as engineer. Grew in power, fame and wealth making Metropolis center of operations. Married eight times. Pursued Reporter Lois Lane when Superman debuted. Campaign to destroy Superman (Man of Steel Mysteries #4). Tried to learn Superman's identity. Wouldn't believe Superman would be a reporter. Luthor faked his death, came back as Lex Luthor II. Supergirl fell in love with him (ACT #677, May 1992). Lane discovered Luthor II was really Luthor I. (ACT #700). Luthor recovered, joined forces with Contessa to plot against Superman. Secretly married. Luthor jumped at the chance to put the Daily Planet out of business when it went up for sale. Luthor bought it and closed it down, firing almost all the employees. Luthor created LexCom, a news conglomerate that was completely Internet based. Lane offered a job at LexCom. Tried to keep control of Lane by keeping her at the office and keeping husband Kent unemployed (MOT #12, Jan. 1999). 125474 1999 Daily Planet: Lex Luthor CB Superman #151 (December 1999). Fall of Lex Luthor chronicled in Superman/Batman #1-6. Media Mogul Lex Luthor mysteriously sold back the Daily Planet, allowing Lois, Jimmy, Perry and Clark to again work together for the great metropolitan newspaper. The only catch was a shadow deal with Lois Lane who agreed to bury one story of his choosing in the future (Superman #151, Dec. 1999). Luthor sacrificed his daughter Lena to ensure his continued control over Metropolis. To best Superman, he decided to run for the President of the United States. He surprised everyone by winning the election, beating George Bush and Al Gore. In dramatic battle over Metropolis, Luthor was defeated by Superman and his presidency was impeached. Using his vast fortune and presidential authority, Luthor tried to destroy Superman. Luthor is a super genius, one of the world's smartest people, one of the world's deadliest super criminals. 125475 2001 Daily Planet: Lex Luthor becomes President of the U.S.A. CB Daily Planet. Lex Luthor becomes President of the U.S.A. 125476 1998 Daily Planet: Lex Luthor Buys the Daily Planet CB Daily Planet is bought out By Lex Luthor who immediately shuts down the newspaper leaving Clark Kent without a job. Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen and the other Daily Planet Staff members are hired by Lex's new News Network -- LexCom. 125477 2000 Daily Planet: Lex Luthor Sells Back the Daily Planet CB Daily Planet is sold by Lex Luthor and the great Metropolitan newspaper is up and running with Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen and Perry White back on board. Clark takes on the job of Foreign Correspondent. 125478 2002 Daily Planet: Lex, A CB Adventures of Superman #600 (March 2002). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125479 1998 Daily Planet: LexCom CB Adventures of Superman #562 (Oct. 1998) Internet News Service run by Lex Luthor after he bought out the Daily Planet. It condenses the news reports coming off the Internet for subscribers. Simone D'Neige was in charge and Dirk Armstrong, Jimmy Olsen and Lois Lane worked beneath her. When Lex Luthor mysteriously sold back the Daily Planet (Superman #151, Dec. 1999), Lois and Jimmy returned to work there. 125480 2000 Daily Planet: LexCorp Towers CB Adventures of Superman #579 (June, 2000). Action #773 (January 2001). Media Mogul Lex Luthor's tallest structure in the world measuring 307 stories. Center of Luthor's corporate Empire and the heart of Metropolis. All of the new futuristic technology is monitored form the Tower and with this the power to shut it all down. When Lex Luthor became President of the United States, he convinced Talia -- daughter of Ra's Al Ghul) to become the new CEO of LexCorp (ACT #773, January 2001). 125481 1993 Daily Planet: Life After Death CB Adventures of Superman #500 (June 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125482 1979 Daily Planet: Life Story of Superman, The CB OWN Action Comics No. 500. October 1979 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125483 1979 Daily Planet: Life Story of Superman, The CB Action Comics #500 (October 1979). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125484 1993 Daily Planet: Line of Fire! CB Adventures of Superman #503 (August 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125485 1991 Daily Planet: Linear, Man, The CB OWN Adventures of Superman Comics No. 476. March 1991 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125486 1938 Daily Planet: Lois Lane CB Action Comics #1. June, 1938. First Appearance Investigative Reporter Lois Lane works for Daily Planet. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist. 125487 1986 Daily Planet: Lois Lane CB Man of Steel #1. October, 1986. Reporter Lois Lane, secret wife of Clark Kent. 125488 1986 Daily Planet: Lois Lane CB First appearance in Man of Steel #1 (July 1986) Reporter Lois Lane of the Daily Planet is longtime friend and now wife of reporter Clark Kent-Superman. Born in West Germany, Lois has a younger sister, Lucy. Father a career army man. Worked full-time at Daily Planet while taking evening college classes Also wrote mystery novels. Lois first met Superman when Kent used his powers in public to save a NASA space plane Lois had been a passenger on. In her newspaper report, she called the unknown rescuer a Superman. Scooped by Kent for Superman's first interview in Metropolis. Accepted Kent's proposal for marriage without knowing he was Superman. When Daily Planet closed down, Lane and others went to work for LexCom, the new Internet News Service. Upset that Luthor wanted her to copy news from other sources instead of writing original stories. Remained to keep an eye on him. When Lex mysteriously sold back the Daily Planet, Lois returned to work for the paper. Lex made her agree to a secret bargain that she would bury one story of his choosing when the time came (Superman #151, Dec. 1999). 125489 2000 Daily Planet: Lois Lane CB Superman #155, April 2000 Reporter Lois Lane unhappy with husband Clark Kent. Also unhappy at work. Kent a foreign correspondent. Leaves Kent with three heart wrenching words as she walked out, "Don't Wait Up." 125490 2000 Daily Planet: Lois Lane CB Adventures of Superman #585. December 2000 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane have some time to themselves. Kent shows Lane the Kryptonian mental discipline of Torquasm-Rao. She is now able to separate herself from her own body and view the world from a new perspective. Lane uses this ability many times. 125491 2001 Daily Planet: Lois Lane CB Action #781. September 2001 Reporter Lois Lane is unhappy Lex Luthor is president of the country. Her father is serving as Secretary of Defense. When the White House came under direct attack by a cosmic threat, Sam Lane sacrifices his life to save Lois and others. 125492 1958 Daily Planet: Lois Lane CB Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #1. 1958. Series 1958-1974. Reporter Lois Lane gets her own magazine. 125493 2000 Daily Planet: Lois Lane and Clark Kent CB Action Comic Books #764. April 2000. Reporter Clark Kent returns to Smallville hoping to find resolution with his wife, Reporter Lois Lane. Trying to start things over, Kent gives Lois a gift -- newly repaired tape recorder she used in her first interview with Superman. She used it one more time to say to Clark, "I need to be away from you for awhile." With no resolution in sight, Kent took his frustrations out on the moon creating a new creator. First signs of a weakened Superman. 125494 2000 Daily Planet: Lois Lane and Clark Kent CB Adventures of Superman #578. May 2000 Reporter Lois Lane sees Lana Lang and Kent talking by her desk at the Daily Planet. After a catfight between the two women, Lana and Clark try to figure out what brought that on. Lois and Clark go their separate ways. Lane finds her way to a private office in the center of Metropolis with an offer to satisfy the wants of one of the most powerful men in Metropolis -- but it isn't Superman (Superman #156). Exotic get-away in space is one of the last hopes Kent has for a resolution with Lois. They encounter dangers and the journey does not bridge the gap between them as Kent hoped. Lois wants to be taken home and left to herself. 125495 2000 Daily Planet: Lois Lane and Clark Kent CB Man of Steel #100. May 2000 Reporter Clark Kent buries himself in his work. Reporter Lois Lane does little to mend relations between them. It definitely seems like the honeymoon is over. 125496 2000 Daily Planet: Lois Lane and Clark Kent CB Action Comic Books #765. May 2000 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane split up. Kent is ailing and the mysterious ailment inside him seems to be getting the better of him. He heads back to the Daily Planet to file his stories. While he is there a pizza delivery guy drops him a message from Lois: "Dear Clark, Can't face you…don't look for me…the living room isn't far enough away…I'm leaving forever." 125497 2000 Daily Planet: Lois Lane and Clark Kent CB Superman #157. June 2000 Reporter Clark Kent finds out why wife, Reporter Lois Lane has been so distant. After reading her note and returning home he finds her getting the last of her things. When he reaches to hold her, she becomes enraged and hits him hard. Superman is thrown out the window and lands against LexCorp Towers. Lois "flies: out the window after him. It is not the true Lois Lane. Everything becomes clear. She had taken over some of his powers. Parasite is in the guise of Lane tells Superman as he dies that Lois is still alive and loves him more deeply than he could ever know. He says that whatever is weakening Superman is something bigger. The same illness that is hampering Superman and his powers is killing Parasite. He dies before he can tell Superman where Lois is imprisoned. 125498 2000 Daily Planet: Lois Lane and Clark Kent CB Adventures of Superman #579. June 2000 Reporter Clark Kent as Superman is searching for Reporter Lois Lane who is imprisoned somewhere in the Galaxy. Superman's ailment gets worse and his body starts to glow green. 125499 2000 Daily Planet: Lois Lane and Clark Kent CB Action Comic Books #766. June 2000 Reporter Clark Kent as Superman and Batman search for Reporter Lois Lane. At Parasite's lair, a sickening smell permeates the cave, the smell of death, and Batman secretly believes Lois Lane is dead. Superman then hears Lois' breathing from an adjoining chamber. Using the last of his strength as the illness overcomes him, he moves the boulder out from in front of the chamber and finds Lois alive and well. Then Superman collapses due to his illness. 125500 2000 Daily Planet: Lois Lane and Clark Kent CB Superman #158 and Action #767, July 2000 Reporter Lois Lane is alarmed by Superman's illness. Just to be back with her love and now she's about to lose him all over again. She stands by and observes as the preparation to save the Man of Steel are formed. Lane tries to figure out what's behind the attack. Kryptonite is the problem. Superman expects a full recovery. 125501 1996 Daily Planet: Lois Lane Breaks Off Her Engagement to Clark Kent CB Action Comics #720. 1996. Reporter Lois Lane breaks off her engagement with Reporter Clark Kent. 125502 2006 Daily Planet: Lois Lane Girl Reporter CB Showcase Presents: Superman Family #1. Reprinted Superman(DC, 1939 series) #28 (May-June 1944). Reporter Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. Editor Perry White. 125503 1958 Daily Planet: Lois Lane in Hollywood CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #2/2 (May-June 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125504 2004 Daily Planet: Lois Lane Is Shot CB Reporter Lois Lane is shot while on assignment in the war-torn nation of Umec. Superman rescues her but has to sit idly by as doctors try to save her vowing he'll never leave her side again. 125505 1959 Daily Planet: Lois Lane Loves Clark Kent CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #12/3 (October 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125506 1965 Daily Planet: Lois Lane, Cupid CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #54 (January 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125507 1965 Daily Planet: Lois Lane, Daily Planet Editor CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #54/2 (January 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125508 1961 Daily Planet: Lois Lane, Gun-Moll CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #28/3 (October 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125509 1962 Daily Planet: Lois Lane, Millionairess CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #34/2 (July 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125510 1953 Daily Planet: Lois Lane, Policewoman CB Superman, No. 84, September-October, 1953 Reporter Lois Lane. 125511 1958 Daily Planet: Lois Lane, Super-Chef CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #1/2 (March-April 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125512 1965 Daily Planet: Lois Lane, Super-Telepath CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #56/2 (April 1965 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125513 1958 Daily Planet: Lois Lane, Superman's Girlfriend CB 1958-1974 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125514 1947 Daily Planet: Lois Lane, Superwoman! CB Superman, No. 43, March-April, 1947. Reprinted in Superman, from the Thirties to the Eighties, 1983. Reporter Lois Lane. 125515 1963 Daily Planet: Lois Lane, Volunteer Nurse CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #43/2 (August 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125516 1958 Daily Planet: Lois Lane, Working Girl CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #4/2 (September-October 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125517 1946 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Battle of the Atoms!, The CB Superman No. 38, January-February 1946. Reprinted in Superman, No. 243, October, 1971 Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent. Editor Perry White. 125518 1963 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: End of Superman’s Career, The CB Superman No. 162, July, 1963. Reprinted in DC 100-Page Super Spectacular, No. DC-18, July, 1973. Chapter 3 of “The Amazing Story of Superman-Red and Superman-Blue.” Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent. Supermen marry Lois Lane and Lana Lang. Jimmy Olsen marries Lucy Lane. Mr. Mxyzptlk reforms. 125519 1981 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Found CB Superman Family #205/4 (January-February 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125520 1972 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Free-Lancer CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #121 (April 1972). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125521 1960 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Hercules in the 20th Century CB Action Comics, No. 267, August, 1960. Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent. 125522 1960 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Hercules in the 20th Century CB Action Comics, No. 267, August, 1960. Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent. 125523 1981 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Hostage CB Superman Family #211/4 (October 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125524 1970 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: I Am Curious (Black)! CB Superman’s Girl Friend Lois Lane, No. 106, November, 1970 Reporter Lois Lane. For an assignment on Metropolis’s Black community, Little Africa, Lois gets dark skin for 24 hours and learns about racism. 125525 1965 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: My Name is Lois Lane. I’m a Reporter CB Action Comics, No. 600, May, 1988 Reporter Lois Lane. 125526 1966 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Queen and Superman -- Commoner CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #67 (August 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125527 1986 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Replacement, The CB Superman, No. 418, April, 1986. Reporter Lois Lane. An alien takes over Superman’s job. The news media name him “Superman-X.” Guns turn to dust, kryptonite turns to sandstone and people begin to think the replacement has surpassed Superman. Superman-X cures hopeless diseases, but doesn’t balance his deeds with self-restraint. Lois and Jimmy Olsen show Superman-X a news story in which a child with polio and leg braces is killed in the chaos of people trying to get to the “savior” at the hospital gates. Superman-X believes it and leaves in a wail of anguish, but the tape was a fake, nobody has died although the chaos was real. Superman returns to take over. 125528 1965 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Super-Babysitter CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #57 (May 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125529 1960 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Superman Bizarro!, The CB Action Comics, No. 264, May, 1960 Reporter Lois Lane. 125530 1995 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Superman No More! CB Superman, the Man of Steel, No. 45, June, 1995 Reporter Lois Lane. Conduit knows Superman’s secret identity and is attacking his friends. At the end of the episode, Superman thinks Lois Lane and Ma and Pa Kent are dead. He rips off his costume and says he will be Superman no more. 125531 1958 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane CB 1958 to 1974. 137 issues Reporter Lois Lane of the Daily Planet is featured in 137 issues from 1958 to 1974. Lois Lane comic was basically a spin-off from the Superman Comics. Lois went from tweed suits to miniskirts, plied a variety of trades, had many suitors. She journeyed into space and even time-traveled. But her overriding interest was Superman. In 1978, she decided to marry Clark Kent but it was Lois and Clark from an alternative universe. It would take nearly another 20 years before the real Lois and Clark were wed. 125532 1967 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Truth Mirror!, The CB Superman, No. 197, July, 1967 Reporter Lois Lane. 125533 1954 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Wanted CB Action Comics #195 (August 1954). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125534 1982 Daily Planet: Lois Lane: Washed, Rinsed, and Dried! CB Superheroes, June 25, 1982 Reporter Lois Lane and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen are detained by the Joker while searching for a doctor that the Joker has brainwashed. 125535 1966 Daily Planet: Lois Lane's Anti-Superman Campaign CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #62 (January 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125536 1965 Daily Planet: Lois Lane's College Scoops CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #55 (February 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125537 1965 Daily Planet: Lois Lane’s Great Houdini Trick! CB Superman’s Girl Friend Lois Lane, No. 58, July 1965. Reporter Lois Lane. 125538 1970 Daily Planet: Lois Lane's Last Mile CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #100 (April 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125539 1962 Daily Planet: Lois Lane's Other Life CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #35/2 (August 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125540 1962 Daily Planet: Lois Lane's Revenge on Superman CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #32/3 (April 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125541 1963 Daily Planet: Lois Lane’s Romance with Clark Kent! CB Superman’s Girlfriend Lois Lane, No. 39, February 1963. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane 125542 1960 Daily Planet: Lois Lane's Secret Daughter CB OWN Siegel, Jerry (Story). Kurt Schaffenberger (Pencils and Inks) Lois Lane Comics No. 20. October 1960. Superman in the Sixties Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125543 1961 Daily Planet: Lois Lane's Secret Identity CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #29 (November 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125544 1963 Daily Planet: Lois Lane's Signal Watch CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #38/2 (January 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125545 1960 Daily Planet: Lois Lane's Signal-Watch CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #16 (April 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125546 1959 Daily Planet: Lois Lane's Sister CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #36/2 (April 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125547 1961 Daily Planet: Lois Lane's Super-Brain CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #27 (August 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125548 1962 Daily Planet: Lois Lane's Wedding Day CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #37/3 (November 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125549 1974 Daily Planet: Lola Barnett's Metropolis Gossip CB Superman Vol. 1 #278/2 (August 1974). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125550 1967 Daily Planet: Lone Wolf Legionnaire Reporter, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #106 October 1967. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125551 1961 Daily Planet: Lord of Olsen Castle, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #50 (January 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125552 1983 Daily Planet: Lost on a Comet CB OWN Superman #390. December 1983 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125553 1983 Daily Planet: Lost On a Comet CB Superman Vol. 1 #390 (December 1983). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125554 1996 Daily Planet: Love and War CB OWN Kesel, Karl (writer). Stuart Immonen (Pencils). Jose Marzan Jr. (Inks). Adventures of Superman Comics No. 535. June 1996 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125555 1996 Daily Planet: Love and War CB Adventures of Superman #535 (May 1996). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125556 1965 Daily Planet: Love Me, Love My Beast CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #85 (June 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125557 1957 Daily Planet: Luckiest Boy in the World, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #24/3 (October 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125558 1991 Daily Planet: Lucy Lane CB TMOS #5. November 1991 African-American Columnist Ron Troupe married Lucy Lane, Lois Lane's kid sister, who previously had dated Jimmy Olsen. Troupe, who took over Clark Kent's position for a time. The married couple had a baby, which caused strife with Lucy's mother and father, but eventually they confronted their racism and learned to love their new son-in-law. She remains happily married. 125559 1985 Daily Planet: Luthor -- Today You Die CB OWN October 1985 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125560 1980 Daily Planet: Luthor Fights for Good CB Action Comics #511 (September 1980). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125561 1983 Daily Planet: Luthor Lashes Back! CB Superman #386 Daily Planet Cub Reporter Justin Moore. Editor Perry White. Cameraman Kyle. Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. Cameraman Mickey. Reporter Lois Lane. Morgan Edge, president of the Galaxy Broadcasting System, Superman stops Lex from destroying the Earth in the same fashion that the planet Lexor was destroyed. 125562 1983 Daily Planet: Luthor Rises Again CB Superman Vol. 1 #385 (July 1983). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125563 1983 Daily Planet: Luthor Rises Again! CB Superman #385 Daily Planet Cub Reporter Justin Moore. Editor Perry White. Cameraman Kyle. Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. Cameraman Mickey. Reporter Lois Lane. After escaping the destruction of Lexor, Lex Luthor returns to Earth to seek revenge on Superman. 125564 1983 Daily Planet: Luthor Unleashed CB Action Comics #544 (June 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125565 1985 Daily Planet: Luthor: Today You Die CB Superman Vol. 1 #412 (October 1985). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125566 2001 Daily Planet: Luthor: Untold Story, The , Triumph Over Tragedy CB OWN Lex 2000 Comics No. 1. January 2001 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. Jeph Loeb. One or the Other. Where Were You? He Knows. Lana's Story. Word Around Metropolis. 125567 1980 Daily Planet: Luthor's Day of Reckoning CB Action Comics #512 (October 1980). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125568 1966 Daily Planet: Luthor's First Victory over Superman CB Action Comics #335 (March 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125569 1973 Daily Planet: Luthor's Hammer of Hate CB Action Comics #423 (April 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125570 1958 Daily Planet: Mad Hatter of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #31/2 (September 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125571 1962 Daily Planet: Madam Jekyll of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #36/2 (October 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125572 1973 Daily Planet: Made-To-Order-Menace, The CB Action Comics #420. January 1973. Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125573 1962 Daily Planet: Magic Spectacles, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #31 (February 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125574 2001 Daily Planet: Making "Superman": Filming the Legend DT Short Cub Reporter Jimmy Olsen-Host (Marc McClure). 125575 1981 Daily Planet: Man and Supermarvel CB DC Comics Presents #33 (May 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125576 1966 Daily Planet: Man from S.C.A.R., The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #92 (April 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125577 1971 Daily Planet: Man from Transilvane, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #142 (October 1971). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125578 1959 Daily Planet: Man No Prison Could Hold, The CB Action Comics #248 (January 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125579 1987 Daily Planet: Man O'War! CB Adventures of Superman #424 (January 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125580 1992 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The -- No. 16 -- Hard Knocks. CB OWN October 1992 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125581 1992 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The -- No. 16 -- There's a New Guy in Town CB OWN October 1988. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125582 1993 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The -- No. 27 -- Bad Character CB OWN November 1993 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125583 1993 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The -- No. 28 -- Professionals, The CB OWN December 1993 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125584 1994 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The -- No. 29 -- Blood Thirst CB OWN January 1994 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125585 1994 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The -- No. 30 -- Resurrection! CB OWN February 1994 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125586 1994 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The -- No. 31 -- Obsessions! CB OWN March 1994 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125587 1994 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The -- No. 32 -- Love & Death CB OWN April 1994 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125588 1994 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The -- No. 33 -- Under Siege! CB OWN May 1994 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125589 1994 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The -- No. 34 -- War CB OWN June 1994 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125590 2001 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Adventures of Krypto! Superman's Alien Super-Hound, The CB Superman: The Man of Steel #112 (May 2001). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125591 1997 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Altered States CB Superman: The Man of Steel #72 (October 1997). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125592 1993 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Bad Character CB Superman: The Man of Steel #27 (November 1993). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125593 1994 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Blood Thirst! CB Superman: The Man of Steel #29 (January 1994). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125594 1997 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Columnist Catherine Cat Grant CB Superman: The Man of Steel #67 (May 1997 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 125595 1994 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Countdown to Zero CB Superman: The Man of Steel #37 (September 1994). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125596 1991 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Curse of the Atomic Skull, The CB Superman: The Man of Steel #5 (November 1991). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125597 1997 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Deja News CB Superman: The Man of Steel #70 (August 1997). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 125598 1993 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Doomsday Is Here! CB Superman: The Man of Steel #19 (January 1993). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125599 1992 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Doomsday! Part One CB Superman: The Man of Steel #18 (December 1992). [45] Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 125600 1992 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Doomsday! Part One CB Superman: The Man of Steel #18 (December 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125601 2002 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Ending Battle, Part Three: In the Dark of the Noon Day Sun CB Superman: The Man of Steel #130 (November 2002). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125602 1993 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Funeral For A Friend Part 3: Funeral Day CB Superman: The Man of Steel #20 (February 1993). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125603 1993 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Funeral For A Friend Part 7: Ghosts CB Superman: The Man of Steel #21 (March 1993). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125604 1992 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Hard Knocks CB Superman: The Man of Steel #16 (October 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125605 2000 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Home CB Superman: The Man of Steel #96 (January 2000). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125606 1991 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Idle Hands CB Superman: The Man of Steel #4 (October 1991). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125607 1991 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Kid Who Talks To Superman, The CB Superman: The Man of Steel #2 (August 1991). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125608 1999 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Krypton Lives [in flashback in issue #96 between panels] CB Superman: The Man of Steel #95 (December 1999 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125609 1991 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Man of Steel/Man of Fire! CB Superman: The Man of Steel #1 (July 1991). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125610 2001 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Metropolitan Rapture CB Superman: The Man of Steel #115 (August 2001). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125611 1992 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Night Moves CB Superman: The Man of Steel #14 (August 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125612 1992 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Panic In the Sky! Fifth Strike: Tidal Wave! CB Superman: The Man of Steel #10 (April 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125613 1992 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Panic In the Sky! First Strike: Power Breakfast CB Superman: The Man of Steel #9 (March 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125614 1992 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Panic in the Streets CB Superman: The Man of Steel #12 (June 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125615 1992 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Power Trip! CB Superman: The Man of Steel #8 (February 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125616 1997 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Power! CB Superman: The Man of Steel #68 (June 1997). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125617 1997 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Prey CB Superman: The Man of Steel #69 (July 1997). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125618 1993 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Professionals, The CB Superman: The Man of Steel #28 (December 1993). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 125619 1997 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Rematch! CB Superman: The Man of Steel #71 (September 1997). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 125620 1993 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Return!, The CB Superman: The Man of Steel #25 (September 1993). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125621 1992 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Sanctuary CB Superman: The Man of Steel #15 (September 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125622 1992 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: Stormy Weather CB Superman: The Man of Steel #7 (January 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125623 1994 Daily Planet: Man of Steel, The: War CB Superman: The Man of Steel #34 (June 1994). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125624 1993 Daily Planet: Man of Steel: Ambush CB Superman: Man of Steel #23 (July 1993). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125625 1986 Daily Planet: Man of Steel: Story of the Century, The CB Man of Steel #2 (October 1986). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125626 1954 Daily Planet: Man of Steel's Substitute, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #1/3 (September-October 1954). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125627 1992 Daily Planet: Man of the Hour CB Action Comics #676 (April 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125628 1996 Daily Planet: Man of Tomorrow, The: ...World's Mightiest Mortals!, The CB Superman: The Man of Tomorrow #4 (spring 1996). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125629 1996 Daily Planet: Man of Tomorrow, The: To Have and To Hold? CB Superman: The Man of Tomorrow #5 (summer 1996 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant 125630 1997 Daily Planet: Man of Tomorrow, The: True Grit CB Superman: The Man of Tomorrow #8 (spring 1997). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant 125631 1974 Daily Planet: Man Who Betrayed Krypton, The CB Action Comics #440 (October 1974). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125632 1955 Daily Planet: Man Who Collected Excitement, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #3/3 (January-February 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125633 1982 Daily Planet: Man Who Created Villains, The CB DC Comics Presents #44 (April 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125634 1975 Daily Planet: Man Who Cried Super-Wolf', The CB Superman Vol. 1 #290 (August 1975). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125635 1968 Daily Planet: Man Who Destroyed Krypton, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #205 (April 1968). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125636 1963 Daily Planet: Man Who Discovered Superman's Secret Identity, The CB Action Comics #297 (February 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125637 1962 Daily Planet: Man Who Exposed Superman, The CB Action Comics #288 (May 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125638 1982 Daily Planet: Man Who Lived Twice, The CB Superman Family #215/4 (February 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125639 1981 Daily Planet: Man Who Murdered Metropolis, The CB Action Comics #526 (December 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125640 1982 Daily Planet: Man Who Saved the Future, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #378 (December 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125641 1964 Daily Planet: Man Who Stole Superman's Secret Life, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #169/2 (May 1964). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125642 1976 Daily Planet: Man Who Toyed With Death, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #305 (November 1976). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125643 1962 Daily Planet: Man Who Trained Supermen, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #151/2 (February 1962). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125644 1963 Daily Planet: Man Who Was Clark Kent’s Double, The CB Superman’s Girlfriend Lois Lane, No. 3, August 1958. Reprinted in Superman’s Girl Friend Lois Lane Annual, No. 1, Summer, 1962. Superman’s Girl Friend Lois Lane, No. 99, February, 1970. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane 125645 1969 Daily Planet: Man With Superman's Heart, The CB World's Finest Comics #189 (November 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125646 1984 Daily Planet: Mark of Bizarro, The CB DC Comics Presents #71 (July 1984). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125647 1978 Daily Planet: Marriage between Superman and Lois Lane CB Action Comics #484. 1978. Reporter Clark Kent (aka Superman) and Lois Lane get married. 125648 1987 Daily Planet: Massacre In Gray CB Justice League #6 (October 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125649 1994 Daily Planet: Massacre in Metropolis! CB Adventures of Superman #515 (August 1994). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125650 1985 Daily Planet: May the Best World Win CB Action Comics #574 (December 1985). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125651 1983 Daily Planet: May You Live In Interesting Times CB DC Comics Presents #64 (December 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125652 1959 Daily Planet: MC of the Midnight Scare Theater, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #38 (July 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125653 1982 Daily Planet: Measure of a Superman, The CB Action Comics #538 (December 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125654 2000 Daily Planet: Media, The -- Daily Planet Guide to Metropolis, The: City of Tomorrow, The CB OWN Pp. 70-78 Byline: By Catherine Grant 125655 1956 Daily Planet: Meek Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #14/2 (August 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125656 1972 Daily Planet: Meet the Tempter and Die CB World's Finest Comics #209 (February 1972). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125657 1978 Daily Planet: Memories of Menace CB Superman Family #189/6 (May-June 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125658 1984 Daily Planet: Men Who Saw Superman Die, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #399 (September 1984). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125659 1971 Daily Planet: Menace at 1,000 Degrees CB Superman Vol. 1 #238 (June 1971). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125660 1965 Daily Planet: Menace of Gold Kryptonite, The (Flashback) CB Superman Vol. 1 #179/2 (August 1965 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125661 1964 Daily Planet: Menace of Insect Island, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #79/2 (September 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125662 1959 Daily Planet: Menace of Metallo, The CB Action Comics #252 (May 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125663 1959 Daily Planet: Menace of Superman's Fan Mail, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #35 (March 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125664 1975 Daily Planet: Menace of the Micro-Monster, The CB Superman Family #173 (October-November 1975). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125665 2002 Daily Planet: Mercy, Love, and Blood, Part 1 CB Action Comics #787 (March 2002). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125666 2002 Daily Planet: Mercy, Love, and Blood, Part 2 (Behind the Scenes) CB Action Comics #788 (April 2002). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125667 1957 Daily Planet: Merman of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #20/3 (April 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125668 1939 Daily Planet: Metropolis CB Action Comics #16 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman's home town is identified as Metropolis. 125669 2002 Daily Planet: Metropolis E-Mailbag CB Superman Vol. 2 #177 (February 2002). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125670 2002 Daily Planet: Metropolis Mailbag CB Harley Quinn #15 (February 2002). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125671 2000 Daily Planet: Metropolis Pastimes -- Daily Planet Guide to Metropolis, The: City of Tomorrow, The CB OWN Pp. 92-107 Byline: By Ron Troupe 125672 2003 Daily Planet: Metropolis: Coming To Life CB Superman: Metropolis #6 (September 2003). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125673 2003 Daily Planet: Metropolis: Love Springs Eternal CB Superman: Metropolis #2 (May 2003). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125674 2003 Daily Planet: Metropolis: Purpose CB Superman: Metropolis #3 (June 2003). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125675 2003 Daily Planet: Metropolis: Small Favors CB Superman: Metropolis #5 (August 2003). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125676 2003 Daily Planet: Metropolis: Welcome to the City of Tomorrow CB Superman: Metropolis #1 (April 2003). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125677 2003 Daily Planet: Metropolis: Will of God, The CB Superman: Metropolis #4 (July 2003). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125678 2008 Daily Planet: Metropolis’ Daily Online News Magazine: 52 Weeklies W www.dccomics.com/sites/52/ Daily Planet: Metropolis’ Daily Online News Magazine. The most comprehensive online newspaper of Earth 26. Weeklies include descriptions of 52 comic books. Includes forecasts of Metropolis weather. Headlines. WGBS schedule. Ask Prof. Expert by Charles Expert, Professor of Advice-ology. 125679 1968 Daily Planet: Midas of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #108 (January 1968). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125680 1959 Daily Planet: Million-Dollar Mistakes, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #39/2 (September 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125681 1955 Daily Planet: Million-Dollar Question, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #9/2 (December 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125682 1983 Daily Planet: Mind-Switch in Time, A CB Superman Vol. 1 #380 (February 1983). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125683 1980 Daily Planet: Miraculous Return of Jonathan Kent, The CB OWN Action Comics No. 507. May 1980 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125684 1960 Daily Planet: Miss Jimmy Olsen CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #44/3 (April 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125685 1955 Daily Planet: Missile of Steel, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #9/3 (December 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125686 1983 Daily Planet: Missy Doesn't Live Here Anymore CB Daring New Adventures of Supergirl #4/2 (February 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125687 1991 Daily Planet: Mister Z! CB Superman Vol. 2 #51 (January 1991). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 125688 1981 Daily Planet: Momentus, Master of the Moon CB Superman Vol. 1 #355 (January 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125689 1972 Daily Planet: Monarch of All He Subdues CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #148 (April 1972). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125690 1963 Daily Planet: Monkey's Paw, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #42/2 (July 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125691 1963 Daily Planet: Monster from Krypton, The CB Action Comics #303 (August 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125692 1961 Daily Planet: Monster That Loved Aqua-Jimmy, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #55 (September 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125693 1965 Daily Planet: Monster Who Loved Lois Lane, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #54/3 (January 1965)."Jimmy Olsen's Magic Gloves" Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125694 1960 Daily Planet: Monsters from Earth, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #47/3 (September 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125695 1986 Daily Planet: Monumental Menace of Metropolis, The (aka "Monumental" Menace of Metropolis, The) CB Action Comics #576/2 (February 1986). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125696 1988 Daily Planet: Morgan Edge CB Superman #16 (April, 1988). Media Mogul Morgan Edge, former head of Galaxy Communications and leader of a criminal gang. Edge's criminal career exposed by Reporters Cat Grant, Clark Kent and Lois Lane. He was arrested by Superman after a robot tried to assassinate Kent and Lane. While in jail, Edge wrote a tell-all autobiography embarrassing Cat Grant and her father, Vinnie Edge. Escaping from prison, Edge began recruiting second-rate villains to form the Superman Revenge Squad. His goal is to destroy Superman, discredit Lex Luthor and became a major player in Metropolis. 125697 1971 Daily Planet: Morgan Edge CB Superman #233. 1971. Media Mogul Morgan Edge buys the Daily Planet and decides Clark Kent should become a television news reporter for WGBS. WGBS-TV Staff: Manager Vinnie Edge. Journalist Tana Moon, WGBS-TV and Kona TV. WGBS-TV Reporters Quentin Fairacre, Dan Whether, Matt Olsen, Denise Young, Emma Bradshaw, Wes Lesman, Walter Lewis, Jack Hayes. 125698 1963 Daily Planet: Mortal Superman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #160 (April 1963). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125699 1959 Daily Planet: Most Amazing Camera in the World, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #34/3 (January 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125700 1969 Daily Planet: Most Dangerous Door in the World, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #213 (January 1969). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125701 1959 Daily Planet: Most Hated Girl in Metropolis, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #9 (May 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125702 1986 Daily Planet: Most Popular Man in Metropolis, The CB Action Comics #578 (April 1986). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125703 1978 Daily Planet: Most Precious Plunder, The CB Superman Family #191/5 (September-October 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125704 1970 Daily Planet: Mountain of Judgment, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #134 (December 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125705 1960 Daily Planet: Mr. and Mrs. Clark (Superman) Kent! CB Superman’s Girl Friend Lois Lane, No. 19, August, 1960. Reprinted in 80-page Giant, No. 3, September, 1964. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane 125706 1985 Daily Planet: Mr. Mxyzptlk, Media Star CB Action Comics #563/2 (January 1985). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125707 1966 Daily Planet: Mr. Mxyzptlk's Partner in Crime CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #90/2 (January 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125708 1957 Daily Planet: Mrs. Superman CB Showcase #9/3 (July-August 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125709 1987 Daily Planet: Mummy Strikes, The CB Superman Vol. 2 #5 (May 1987). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 125710 1979 Daily Planet: Murder by Starlight CB DC Comics Presents #11 (July 1979). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125711 1972 Daily Planet: Murder in Metropolis CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #153 (October 1972). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125712 1967 Daily Planet: Murder of Clark Kent, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #103 (July 1967). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125713 1963 Daily Planet: Murder of Lana Lang, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #44 (October 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125714 1968 Daily Planet: Murderous Magnaman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #112 (July 1968 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125715 1979 Daily Planet: Mxyzptlk Spelled Backwards Is T-R-O-U-B-L-E CB Superman Vol. 1 #335 (May 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125716 1975 Daily Planet: My Best Friend, the Super-Spy CB Action Comics #449 (July 1975). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125717 1989 Daily Planet: My Lady Maxima CB Action Comics #645 (September 1989). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125718 1977 Daily Planet: My Son, the Orphan CB Action Comics #468/2 (February 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125719 1962 Daily Planet: Mysterious Lord of Devil's Island, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #65/3 (December 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125720 1970 Daily Planet: Mystery Bombers, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #228 (July 1970). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125721 1964 Daily Planet: Mystery of Convict 313, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #75 (March 1964). (Flashback) Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125722 1985 Daily Planet: Mystery of Jimmy Olsen's Alter Ego, The CB Action Comics #570 (August 1985). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125723 1970 Daily Planet: Mystery of Kryptonite Plus, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #126/2 (January 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125724 1956 Daily Planet: Mystery of the Canine Champ, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #15 (September 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125725 1957 Daily Planet: Mystery of the Millionaire Hoboes, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #22 (August 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125726 1981 Daily Planet: Mystery of the Missing Mail CB Superman Family #208/5 (July 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125727 1985 Daily Planet: Mystery of the Super-Batman CB OWN Superman #405. March 1985 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125728 1960 Daily Planet: Mystery of the Tiny Supermen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #48/3 (October 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125729 1987 Daily Planet: Name Game, The CB Superman Vol. 2 #11 (November 1987). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 125730 1990 Daily Planet: Nasty Boys CB Adventures of Superman #469 (August 1990). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125731 1991 Daily Planet: National Whisper, The CB Action #668 (August 1991). Tabloid Newspaper The National Whisper is based in Metropolis and is America's leading tabloid. Printing all sorts of stories, most of them absurd, The National Whisper often fights with Superman. One such incident took place after the apparent death of Lex Luthor. The paper printed the headline: "Superman Helped Luthor Fake Death, Says Expert." Once aware of the article, Superman immediately flew to the offices of The National Whisper, and confronted the editor on duty. "Maybe the Whisper doesn't have the rep that the Planet or the Star do, but our job is still the same…to sell papers!" (ACT #668, August 1991). 125732 1990 Daily Planet: Native Sons CB Superman Vol. 2 #45 (July 1990). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125733 1982 Daily Planet: Negative Woman Goes Berserk CB DC Comics Presents #52 (December 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125734 1981 Daily Planet: Neutron Nightmare CB Action Comics #525 (November 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125735 1981 Daily Planet: Never Take Candy From A Stranger CB Superman Family #209/5 (August 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125736 1984 Daily Planet: Never Too Busy For a Fan CB Superman Vol. 1 #399/2 (September 1984). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125737 1997 Daily Planet: New Batman and Superman Adventures, The C Series 1997-2000 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent, Los Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125738 1960 Daily Planet: New Life of Super-Merman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #139 (August 1960). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125739 1966 Daily Planet: New Lives of Superman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #182 (January 1966). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125740 1962 Daily Planet: New Superman, The CB Action Comics #291 (August 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125741 1964 Daily Planet: New Superman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #172 (October 1964). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125742 1965 Daily Planet: New Terrific Team, The CB World's Finest Comics #147 (February 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125743 1991 Daily Planet: NewsTime Magazine CB News Magazine. One of the world's most prominent periodicals, NewsTime is a major weekly news magazine such as Time Magazine and Newsweek. Based in Metropolis, NewsTime competes with other magazines and newspapers such as The Daily Planet. Online, it aggressively vies with Lex-Com. NewsTime is owned by Collin Thornton, one of the world's most influential men, but secretly a demon. When Metropolis was destroyed, every building was decimated -- except the NewsTime building. As owner of NewsTime, he has managed to keep NewsTime as a nonbiased magazine and not as a tool to manipulate the truth as Lex Luthor has done with LexCom, LNN and the other media he owns. Clark Kent once served as publisher of NewsTime magazine, but his job was complicated. 125744 2000 Daily Planet: Night at the Opera CB Adventures of Superman #575 (February 2000). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125745 1978 Daily Planet: Night of the Looters, The CB Superman Family #189 (May-June 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125746 1983 Daily Planet: Night of the Midnight Sun CB World's Finest Comics #294 (August 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125747 1977 Daily Planet: Night Superman Was Buried In Boot Hill, The CB Action Comics #469 (March 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125748 1964 Daily Planet: Nightmare Ordeal of Superman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #171/3 (August 1964). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125749 1969 Daily Planet: Nine Lives -- Like a Cat CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #119 (April 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125750 1963 Daily Planet: Nine Lives of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #71/3 (September 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125751 1970 Daily Planet: No Father for Jimmy CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #128 (April 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125752 1990 Daily Planet: No Title CB Superman Vol. 2 #49 (November 1990). [No Title] Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125753 1978 Daily Planet: No Tomorrow for Superman CB Action Comics #490 (December 1978). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125754 1977 Daily Planet: Nobody Beats a Superman CB Black Lightning Vol. 1 #5 (November 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125755 1957 Daily Planet: Non-Super Superman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #111 (February 1957). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125756 1965 Daily Planet: Nostradamus of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #83 (March 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125757 1992 Daily Planet: Odds & ...Endings CB Action Comics #681 (September 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125758 1982 Daily Planet: Old Friends, New Betrayals CB Superman Family #220/2 (July 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125759 1987 Daily Planet: Old Ties CB Adventures of Superman #429 (June 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125760 1959 Daily Planet: Oldest Man in Metropolis, The CB Action Comics #251 (April 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125761 1973 Daily Planet: Olsen Experiment, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #161 (November 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125762 1972 Daily Planet: Olsen the Red, Last of the Vikings CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #154 (November 1972). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125763 1962 Daily Planet: Olsen the Roughneck CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #61/2 (June 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125764 1964 Daily Planet: Olsen-Robin Team Versus "the Superman-Batman Team," The CB World's Finest Comics #141 (May 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125765 1970 Daily Planet: Olsen, the Teen Wonder CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #130/2 (July 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125766 1959 Daily Planet: Olsen's Super-Supper CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #38/3 (July 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125767 1965 Daily Planet: Olsen's Super-Survival Kit CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #89/2 (December 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125768 1993 Daily Planet: On the Edge CB Superman Vol. 2 #83 (November 1993). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 125769 1983 Daily Planet: Once Again --Superman CB Action Comics #541 (March 1983 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125770 1984 Daily Planet: Once and Future Peri, The CB Action Comics #559 (September 1984). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125771 1973 Daily Planet: One by One My Brothers Die CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #162 (December 1973-January 1974). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125772 1999 Daily Planet: One of Ours CB JLA/Titans #1 (December 1998). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125773 2001 Daily Planet: One or the Other. Where Were You? He Knows. Lana's Story. Word Around Metropolis CB OWN Lex 2000 Comics No. 1. January 2001 -- Jeph Loeb. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125774 1967 Daily Planet: One-Man Legion, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #99 (January 1967 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125775 1982 Daily Planet: Ones That Almost Got Away, The CB Superman Family #218/2 (May 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125776 1982 Daily Planet: Ones That Almost Got Away, The. (Flashback) CB Superman Family #218/2 (May 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125777 1969 Daily Planet: Only Way To Kill Superman, The CB Action Comics #376 (May 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125778 1981 Daily Planet: Open Season on Red-Headed Reporters CB Superman Family #206/5 (March-April 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125779 1984 Daily Planet: Operation: False Front CB Superman Vol. 1 #401 (November 1984). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125780 1965 Daily Planet: Oracle' Olsen's Future Scoops CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #87/3 (September 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125781 1977 Daily Planet: Origin of the Justice League -- Minus One!, The CB Justice League of America #144 (July 1977). (Flashback) Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125782 2001 Daily Planet: Our Fighting Forces CB Harley Quinn: Our Worlds at War #1 (October 2001). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125783 1991 Daily Planet: Out of the Mist CB Adventures of Superman #485 (December 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125784 1990 Daily Planet: Outcast, The CB Adventures of Superman #468 (July 1990). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125785 1965 Daily Planet: Outlaw Fort Knox, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #179 (August 1965). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125786 1958 Daily Planet: Outlaw Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #27/3 (March 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125787 1988 Daily Planet: Over the Edge CB Adventures of Superman #447 (December 1988). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125788 1992 Daily Planet: Panic In the Sky! Epilogue: Hail the Conquering Heroes CB Adventures of Superman #489 (April 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125789 1992 Daily Planet: Panic In the Sky! Final Strike: Our Army At War CB Superman Vol. 2 #66 (April 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125790 1992 Daily Planet: Panic In the Sky! Fourth Strike: Divide and Conquer CB Action Comics #675 (March 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125791 1992 Daily Planet: Panic In the Sky! Second Strike: Head Man CB Superman Vol. 2 #65 (March 1992) Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125792 1992 Daily Planet: Panic In the Sky! Third Strike: Counter Strike! CB Adventures of Superman #488 (March 1992) Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125793 1984 Daily Planet: Pantheon part 1: A World Upheaval, The CB World's Finest Comics #296 (October 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125794 1983 Daily Planet: Past Imperfect CB Action Comics #539 (January 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125795 1992 Daily Planet: Past is Prologue, The CB Action Comics #674 (February 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125796 1993 Daily Planet: Payback! CB Adventures of Superman #506 (November 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125797 1992 Daily Planet: Payment Due CB Action Comics #680 (August 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125798 1970 Daily Planet: Pen of Prophecy, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #129/2 (June 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125799 1970 Daily Planet: Peril of the Paired Planets! CB Justice League of America #82 (August 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125800 1985 Daily Planet: Peril of the Pass-Along Powers CB Superman Vol. 1 #407 (May 1985). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125801 1985 Daily Planet: Peril of the Pass-Along Powers! CB OWN Superman #407. May 1985 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125802 1961 Daily Planet: Perils of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #52/2 (April 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125803 1940 Daily Planet: Perry White CB Superman Vol. 1, #7. November-December, 1940. First Appearance in comics. Editor Perry White starts out as a reporter for the Daily Planet. Now the editor. 125804 1986 Daily Planet: Perry White CB Man of Steel #2. July 1986 Editor Perry White of the Daily Planet. He became a copy boy at the Daily Planet beginning his lifetime career that would make him a successful reporter and eventually the Planet's managing editor. Born in Metropolis' Suicide Slum area, White grew up with a father missing after going to fight overseas. White met Lex Luthor when they were kids. Luthor diversified his holdings in the new LexCorp company and moved into the Planet building. He purchased the Daily Planet. Although making the paper profitable, Luthor sold it after deciding to pursue technology and television investments. White's exposure to Luthor made him suspicious of benefactor Luthor. Turning down an offer from Luthor to become part of Luthor's new TV station, WLEX, White found an investor who saved the Daily Planet on condition White became editor instead of being a reporter. White married Alice Spencer and had a son Jerry White Jr. Later, White learns Luthor was Jerry's natural father after Luthor briefly seduced Alice while White was reporting overseas. 125805 1999 Daily Planet: Perry White CB Superman #151. December 1999 Editor Perry White began teaching journalism at Metropolis University when Lex Luthor bought and shut down the Daily Planet. He returned to the Planet when Lex Luthor mysteriously sold the newspaper back. White having chemotherapy to treat lung cancer. When Jerry White Jr., Alice's son, died following being shot, White and his wife grieved and White took a leave of absence from the Daily Planet. Adopted orphaned boy. White argues with Franklin Stern over hiring a new columnist. 125806 1940 Daily Planet: Perry White CB Superman #7. 1940 Reporter Clark Kent's newspaper editor is introduced as Perry White. 125807 1960 Daily Planet: Perry White, Cub Reporter CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #42/2 (January 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125808 1976 Daily Planet: Perry White, Jr., Demon Reporter! CB Superman Family, No. 175, February-March, 1976. Reprinted from Superman, No. 108, September, 1956. Reporter Perry White Jr. 125809 1962 Daily Planet: Perry White's Manhunt for Superman CB Action Comics #287 (April 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125810 1987 Daily Planet: Personal Best CB Adventures of Superman #428 (May 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125811 1960 Daily Planet: Phantom Fingers Olsen CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #43/2 (March 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125812 1975 Daily Planet: Phantom Horseman of Metropolis, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #289 (July 1975). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125813 1979 Daily Planet: Phantom of the Opry CB Superman Family #198/3 (November-December 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125814 1978 Daily Planet: Phoenix of Steel, A CB Superman Family #187/2 (January-February 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125815 2001 Daily Planet: Pillar of Earth CB Adventures of Superman #588 (March 2001). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125816 1984 Daily Planet: Plague CB World's Finest Comics #303 (May 1984). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125817 1969 Daily Planet: Planet of the Capes, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #117 (January 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125818 1991 Daily Planet: Planet Strikes, The CB Adventures of Superman #482 (September 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125819 1991 Daily Planet: Planet Strikes, The CB Adventures of Superman #482 (September 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125820 1980 Daily Planet: Plight of the Human Comet CB DC Comics Presents #22 (June 1980). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125821 1963 Daily Planet: Plot Against Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #71 (September 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125822 1968 Daily Planet: Power of the Parasite, The CB Action Comics #361 (March 1968). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125823 1988 Daily Planet: Power Play CB Adventures of Superman #442 (July 1988). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125824 1988 Daily Planet: Power Politics CB Superman Vol. 2 #24 (December 1988). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 125825 1988 Daily Planet: Power That Failed!, The CB Superman Vol. 2 #19 (July 1988). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125826 1955 Daily Planet: Practical Joker, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #95/2 (February 1955). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125827 1964 Daily Planet: Pranks of Jimmy the Imp, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #74 (January 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125828 1983 Daily Planet: Price of Progress, The CB DC Comics Presents #54 (February 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125829 1964 Daily Planet: Prison for Heroes CB World's Finest Comics #145 (November 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125830 1966 Daily Planet: Prisoner of DEMON, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #191 (November 1966). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125831 1977 Daily Planet: Prisoner of the Kryptonite Asteroid, The CB World's Finest Comics #246 (August-September 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125832 1986 Daily Planet: Prisoners of Time (1986 A. D. To CCLIII A.D.) CB Action Comics #579 (May 1986). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125833 1966 Daily Planet: Prize Is a Planet, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #96 (September 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125834 1965 Daily Planet: Project Earth-Doom CB Superman Vol. 1 #178 (July 1965). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125835 1979 Daily Planet: Project: Perilous, The CB Superman Family #193/2 (January-February 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125836 1992 Daily Planet: Purge CB Adventures of Superman #486 (January 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125837 1969 Daily Planet: Puzzles of Space and Time, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #123/3 (September 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125838 1969 Daily Planet: Puzzles of Space and Time, The. (Flashback) CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #123/3 (September 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125839 1978 Daily Planet: Quest for the Guardian, The CB Superman Family #191/2 (September-October 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125840 1990 Daily Planet: Quest For Vengeance CB Adventures of Superman Annual #2 (1990). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125841 1986 Daily Planet: Quicksand CB Lois Lane #2 (September 1986). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125842 1970 Daily Planet: Race to Save the Universe CB World's Finest Comics #198 (November 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125843 1970 Daily Planet: Race To Save Time CB World's Finest Comics #199 (December 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125844 1982 Daily Planet: Racket, The CB Superman Family #222/2 (September 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125845 1956 Daily Planet: Radioactive Boy, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #17/3 (December 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125846 1992 Daily Planet: Rage CB Superman Vol. 2 #72 (October 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125847 1955 Daily Planet: Rainbow Doom, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #101/3 (November 1955). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125848 1958 Daily Planet: Rainbow Superman, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #3 (July-August 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125849 1958 Daily Planet: Rainbow Superman, The CB Superman’s Girl Friend Lois Lane, No. 3, August, 1958. Reprinted in Superman Annual, No. 8, Winter, 1963-1964 as “The Rainbow Clark Kent.” Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent. 125850 1984 Daily Planet: Rampage in Scarlet CB DC Comics Presents #73 (September 1984). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125851 1964 Daily Planet: Ransom of Superman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #81 (December 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125852 2003 Daily Planet: Rather, Rinse, Repeat CB Adventures of Superman #617 (August 2003). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125853 1957 Daily Planet: Ray That Changed Superman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #116 (September 1957). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125854 1967 Daily Planet: Real Clark Kent, The CB Superman Vol. 1, #198 (July 1967). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125855 1967 Daily Planet: Real Clark Kent, The CB Superman, No. 198, July, 1967. Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent. 125856 1983 Daily Planet: Rebirth CB Action Comics #544/2 (June 1983, Pages 1-8 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125857 1961 Daily Planet: Red Kryptonite Menace CB Action Comics #283 (December 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125858 1964 Daily Planet: Red-Headed Beatle of 1,000 B. C., The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #79/3 (September 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125859 1990 Daily Planet: Reflections CB Action Comics #650 (February 1990). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125860 2000 Daily Planet: Reign Emperor Joker, The (Part Five) CB OWN Action Comics No. 770. October 2000. Reign Emperor Joker, The, Part Five: He Who Laughs Last Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125861 2000 Daily Planet: Reign of Emperor Joker, The (Part Two) -- Adventures of Superman Comics No. 583 CB OWN October 2000 -- Reign of Emperor Joker, The, Part Two: Life is But a (Very Bad) Dream Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125862 1993 Daily Planet: Reign of the Superman! CB Adventures of Superman #505 (October 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125863 1986 Daily Planet: Replacement, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #418 (April 1986). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125864 1980 Daily Planet: Reporter Nobody Knows, The CB Superman Family #202/5 (July-August 1980). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125865 1980 Daily Planet: Reporter Who Cried Wolf, The CB Superman Family #203/5 (September-October 1980). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125866 1977 Daily Planet: Reporter with the Radar Mind, The CB Superman Family #182/7 (March-April 1977). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125867 1982 Daily Planet: Reporters Are Not Born CB Superman Family #216/4 (March 1982 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125868 1965 Daily Planet: Reptile Girl of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #61/2 (November 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125869 2000 Daily Planet: Restaurants & Lodging -- Daily Planet Guide to Metropolis, The: City of Tomorrow, The CB OWN Pp. 79-91 Byline: By Jimmy Olsen 125870 1964 Daily Planet: Return of Jimmy's Lost Love, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #78/3 (July 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125871 1965 Daily Planet: Return of Lois's Monster Sweetheart, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #57/2 (May 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125872 1980 Daily Planet: Return of Superman Island, The CB Action Comics #513 (November 1980). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125873 1997 Daily Planet: Return of the Hero CB OWN Superman Adventures Comics No. 9. July 1997. Based on the Animated Series on the Warner Brothers Kids Network Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125874 1991 Daily Planet: Return of the Krypton Man CB Superman Vol. 2 #57 (July 1991). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125875 1995 Daily Planet: Return, The CB Adventures of Superman #527 (September 1995 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125876 1985 Daily Planet: Revenge Is Life -- Death To Superman CB Superman Vol. 1 #414 (December 1985). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125877 1964 Daily Planet: Revenge of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #78 (July 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125878 1982 Daily Planet: Revengers Strike Back, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #367 (January 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125879 1961 Daily Planet: Reversed Super-Power, The CB Action Comics #274 (March 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125880 1963 Daily Planet: Richest Boy in Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #68/2 (April 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125881 1965 Daily Planet: Riddle of the Olsen Statue, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #88/2 (October 1965 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125882 1962 Daily Planet: Riddle of the Robot Justice League!, The CB Justice League of America #13 (August 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125883 1979 Daily Planet: Riddle of the Runaway Rocket, The CB Superman Family #198/4 (November-December 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125884 1957 Daily Planet: Riddle Reporter, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #18/2 (February 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125885 2006 Daily Planet: Riddle Reporter, The CB Showcase Presents: Superman Family #1. Reprinted Superman’s Pal, Jimmy Olsen (DC, 1954 series) #18 Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. Riddle Reporter (a robot). Editor Perry White. 125886 1975 Daily Planet: Right Down My Alley CB Superman Vol. 1 #289/2 (July 1975). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125887 1990 Daily Planet: Rings of Fire CB OWN Adventures of Superman Comics No. 473. December 1990 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125888 1990 Daily Planet: Rings of Fire CB Adventures of Superman #473 (December 1990). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125889 1956 Daily Planet: Rip Van Superman CB Superman Vol. 1 #107/3 (August 1956). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125890 1974 Daily Planet: Rip-Off On Pier 13, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #163/2 (February-March 1974). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125891 1967 Daily Planet: Rise and Fall of Superman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #107 (December 1967). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125892 1969 Daily Planet: Robber Robot, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #123/2 (September 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125893 1959 Daily Planet: Robot Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #35/2 (March 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125894 1959 Daily Planet: Robot Reporter, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #41/2 (December 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125895 1958 Daily Planet: Rock 'n' Roll Superman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #32/2 (October 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125896 1963 Daily Planet: Romance of Superbaby and Baby Lois, The CB OWN Dorfman, Leo (Story). Kurt Schaffenberger (Pencils and Inks) Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane Comics No. 42. July 1963. Superman in the Sixties Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125897 1963 Daily Planet: Romance of Superbaby and Baby Lois, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #42/3 (July 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125898 1991 Daily Planet: Ronald Troupe CB Adventures of Superman, #480. July, 1991. First Appearance Reporter Ron Troupe of the Daily Planet. Husband of Lucy Lane, and brother-in-law of Lois Lane and Clark Kent. Father-in-law Sam Lane did not approve of the marriage, but softened a bit after Ron and Lucy named their son Samuel after him. 125899 1979 Daily Planet: Rose by Any Other Name, A CB Superman Vol. 1 #336 (June 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125900 1997 Daily Planet: Rude Awakening CB Adventures of Superman #547 (June 1997). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125901 1969 Daily Planet: Sacrifice of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #123 (September 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125902 1971 Daily Planet: Saga of the D.N. Aliens, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #136 (March 1971 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125903 1985 Daily Planet: Sale of the Century, The CB Action Comics #573 (November 1985). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125904 1966 Daily Planet: Satanic Schemes of S.K.U.L., The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #63 (February 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125905 1994 Daily Planet: Saturday Night Live T DVD -R HQ 1898 Episode Newspaper. Daily Planet staff including Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter Jimmy Olson (David Spade), Lois Lane. Giant meteor coming towards earth and Superman won't help. Daily Planet headlines. 125906 2001 Daily Planet: Saturday Night Live: Parody Clark Kent-Superman. Moleculo, The Molecular Man. T DVD -R HQ 7380 Episode. 3-9-2001 Parody Reporter Clark Kent-Superman. Moleculo, The Molecular Man (Conan O'Brien) is superhero who is Reporter Brent Barker at the Daily Newspaper. Chief-Editor (Darrell Hammond). Jimmy Olsen character (Jimmy Fallon). Lois Lane character (Rachel Dratch). Barker gives himself away by always shouting The Molecular Man whenever the name Moleculo is spoken revealing his secret identity. He realizes he can't stay at the Daily Newspaper and runs off to Mexico. In Mexico, he works as a reporter for El Diario Dio. Speaks in Spanish but still gives himself away by shouting El Hombre de las Molecular thus revealing his secret identity. Host: Conan O'Brien 125907 1983 Daily Planet: Savage Awakening CB Action Comics #542 (April 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125908 1973 Daily Planet: Savage Who Stalked Mr. Action, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #162/2 (December 1973-January 1974). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125909 1980 Daily Planet: Save in Time, A CB Action Comics #503 (January 1980). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125910 2000 Daily Planet: Say Goodbye CB Superman Vol. 2 #153 (February 2000). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125911 1961 Daily Planet: School for Scoops, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #29/2 (November 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125912 1955 Daily Planet: Scoop of 1869, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #7/2 (September 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125913 1983 Daily Planet: Scream Queen, The CB Daring New Adventures of Supergirl #9/2 (July 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125914 1975 Daily Planet: Search for the Impossible Man! CB OWN March 1975 -- Vol. 37, No. 284 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125915 1988 Daily Planet: Search, The CB Adventures of Superman #449 (Holiday 1988). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125916 1957 Daily Planet: Second Superboy, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #25/2 (December 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125917 1961 Daily Planet: Secret Identity of Superman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #145 (May 1961). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125918 1965 Daily Planet: Secret Life of Clark Kent!, The CB Action Comics, No. 324, May, 1965. Reporter Clark Kent. 125919 1977 Daily Planet: Secret Lois Lane Could Never Tell, The CB Superman Family #181 (January 1977). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125920 1956 Daily Planet: Secret of Dinosaur Island, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #12/2 (April 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125921 1957 Daily Planet: Secret of Fort Superman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #117/2 (November 1957). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125922 1973 Daily Planet: Secret of Harpy Castle, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #160 (October 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125923 1969 Daily Planet: Secret of Jimmy Olsen's Lost Father, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #124/2 (October 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125924 1964 Daily Planet: Secret of Kryptonite Six CB Action Comics #310 (March 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125925 1963 Daily Planet: Secret of Monster Island, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #72/3 (October 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125926 1963 Daily Planet: Secret of Silver Kryptonite, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #70/3 (July 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125927 1973 Daily Planet: Secret of the Forbidden Face, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #157/2 (March 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125928 1968 Daily Planet: Secret of the Smallville Seeds, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #116/2 (December 1968). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125929 1979 Daily Planet: Secret of the Super-S, The CB Action Comics #494 (April 1979). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125930 1957 Daily Planet: Secret of the Superman Dummies, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #25 (December 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125931 1970 Daily Planet: Secret of the Superman Impostor, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #225 (February 1970). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125932 1981 Daily Planet: Secret Origins of the Superman and Batman Team, The CB World's Finest Comics #271 (September 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125933 1970 Daily Planet: Secret Slumlord of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #127 (March 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125934 1980 Daily Planet: Secret World of Jonathan Kent, The 8 CB OWN Action Comics No. 50. June 1980 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125935 1997 Daily Planet: Secret, The CB Adventures of Superman #550 (September 1997). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125936 2002 Daily Planet: Secret, The: Part II CB Superman Vol. 2 #183 (August 2002). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125937 1966 Daily Planet: Sergeant Olsen--Toughest Man In the Marines CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #93/2 (June 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125938 1948 Daily Planet: Serial, The M L 15 chapters Reporter Clark Kent and Superman (Kirk Alyn), Lois Lane (Noel Neill), Jimmy Olson (Tommy Bond) and Perry White (Pierre Watkin). Clark Kent pits his strength against the Spider Lady. Daily Planet staff. Phony News-Hawker (William Fawcett, Chapter 7). 125939 1973 Daily Planet: Shadow from the Grave, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #160/2 (October 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125940 2002 Daily Planet: Shadow of Apokolips G Infogrames Reporter Clark Kent and Superman have to figure out the connection between corporate villain Lex Luthor and interdimensional Apokolips and halt their schemes 125941 1992 Daily Planet: Shadows From the Past! CB Superman Vol. 2 #63 (January 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125942 1994 Daily Planet: Shadows of the Past CB Superman Vol. 2 #94 (November 1994). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125943 1987 Daily Planet: Shambles (Gang War: Part Three) CB Adventures of Superman #434 (November 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125944 1992 Daily Planet: Shellshocked CB Action Comics #679 (July 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125945 1959 Daily Planet: Shocking Secret of Lois Lane, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #13/3 (November 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125946 1977 Daily Planet: Short-Circuit a Smuggler CB Superman Family #183/3 (May-June 1977). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125947 1977 Daily Planet: Short-Circuit A Smuggler CB OWN Superman Family, Vol. 24, No. 183. (May-June 1977). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125948 1983 Daily Planet: Showdown CB Action Comics #546 (August 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125949 1963 Daily Planet: Showdown Between Luthor and Superman, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #164 (October 1963). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125950 1963 Daily Planet: Showdown Between Luthor and Superman, The -- Comics No. 164 CB OWN Hamilton, Edmund (Story). Curt Swan (Pencils). George Klein (Inks) October 1963. Superman in the Sixties Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125951 1992 Daily Planet: Sibling Rivalry CB Adventures of Superman #493 (August 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125952 1997 Daily Planet: Simone D'Neige CB AOS #0. AOS #544. Reporter Simone D'Neige at Le Journal Du Monde in Paris. She met Reporter Clark Kent when he was in paris the summer after he graduated from college. She became his mentor but dropped him when he canceled an interview to save a bus of tourists. (AOS #0). She appeared in Metropolis when Franklin Stern hired her to boost the Daily Planet's circulation (AOS #544). Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Perry White objected to her attempts to sensationalize the headlines. Lane objected to her proprietary attitude towards Kent. One of the few Daily Planet employees not fired by Lex Luthor, Simone became Lois Lane's boss at Lex-Com. 125953 1997 Daily Planet: Sins of Change, The CB Action Comics #733 (May 1997). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125954 1992 Daily Planet: Sins of the Father CB Superman Vol. 2 #68 (June 1992). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125955 1957 Daily Planet: Sir Jimmy Olsen, Knight of Metropolis CB Action Comics #231 (August 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125956 1956 Daily Planet: Six Jimmy Olsens, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #13 (June 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125957 1954 Daily Planet: Six Lives of Lois Lane, The CB Action Comics #198 (November 1954). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125958 1965 Daily Planet: Sixth Clark Kent, The CB Adventure Comics, No. 336, September, 1965. A Hall of Fame Classic. Reporter Clark Kent. 125959 1991 Daily Planet: Sleaze Factor CB Adventures of Superman #475 (February 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125960 1978 Daily Planet: Sleep No More CB Action Comics #483 (May 1978 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125961 1980 Daily Planet: Sleeper Out of Time, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #347 (May 1980). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125962 1960 Daily Planet: Sleeping Doom, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #18/2 (July 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125963 1985 Daily Planet: Sleepwalker From Krypton, The CB OWN Superman #409. July 1985 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125964 1985 Daily Planet: Sleepwalker from Krypton, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #409 (July 1985). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125965 1983 Daily Planet: Snitch in Time, A CB Daring New Adventures of Supergirl #12/2 (October 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125966 1989 Daily Planet: Solitude CB Adventures of Superman #459 (October 1989). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125967 1978 Daily Planet: Somebody Stole My Town CB Superman Family #190 (July-August 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 125968 2000 Daily Planet: Something Borrowed, Something Blue CB Adventures of Superman #574 (January 2000). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125969 1958 Daily Planet: Son of Superman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #30 (August 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125970 1982 Daily Planet: Sorcery over Stonehenge CB Action Comics #527 (January 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125971 1981 Daily Planet: Sounds That Menaced Metropolis, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #364 (October 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125972 1961 Daily Planet: Specter of the Haunted House, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #52 (April 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125973 1971 Daily Planet: Spectre Suitor, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #108 (February 1971). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125974 1990 Daily Planet: Speed Kills! CB Adventures of Superman #463 (February 1990). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125975 1959 Daily Planet: Spell of the Shandu Clock, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #126/2 (January 1959). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125976 1958 Daily Planet: Spendthrift and the Miser, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #28/2 (April 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125977 1993 Daily Planet: Spilled Blood, Part 1: Skin Game CB Adventures of Superman #507 (December 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125978 1993 Daily Planet: Spilled Blood, Part 2: Survival of the Fittest! CB Action Comics #694 (December 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125979 1980 Daily Planet: Squeeze Play CB Superman Family #204/5 (November-December 1980). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125980 1938 Daily Planet: Staff CB Daily Planet Staff, 1938 to present: Foreign Affairs Reporter and Novelist Clark Kent. Pulitzer Prize-Winning Reporter Lois Lane. Editor-in-Chief Perry White. Photographer and Reporter Jimmy Olsen (also Freelancer, Newstime. Reporter WGBS-TV). Conservative Reporter-Columnist Dirk Armstrong. Celebrity and Gossip Columnist Catherine "Cat" Grant (also TV Correspondent, WGBS-TV). . Editor Sam Foswell. Publisher Franklin Stern. Reporter Ronald Troupe. Reporter Ty Duffy. Copy Editor Harry Dobbs. TV Reporter Lana Lang-Ross. Galaxy Communications and Broadcasting Co. CEO Morgan Edge. Reporter Simone D'Neige, Le Journal Du Monde, Marketing Consultant. 125981 1967 Daily Planet: Star of Steel, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #196 (May 1967). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125982 1960 Daily Planet: Star Reporter of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #18 (July 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125983 1982 Daily Planet: Star-Kill CB Action Comics #528 (February 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125984 1973 Daily Planet: Steve Lombard CB Superman, Vol. 1 #264. June, 1973. First Appearance Reporter on Galaxy Communication. Pre-crisis, Lombard was sportscaster and Clark Kent's colleague on WGBS. 125985 1973 Daily Planet: Steve Lombard CB Superman #264. 1973 Sportscaster Steve Lombard of WGBS. The new WGBS' sportscaster is a foil to Clark Kent. 125986 1983 Daily Planet: Steve Lombard -- Down, Out, and Dead CB Superman Vol. 1 #384 (June 1983). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125987 1983 Daily Planet: Steve Lombard -- Down, Out, and Dead? CB Superman #384 TV Reporter Steve Lombard’s old college roommate shows up at WGBS with a score to settle with Steve. Lombard is also fired by Morgan Edge, president of the Galaxy Broadcasting System, owners of the television station WGBS for poor ratings. Cub Reporter Justin Moore. Editor Perry White. Cameraman Kyle. Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. Cameraman Mickey. Reporter Lois Lane. 125988 1981 Daily Planet: Steve Lombard's Double Life CB OWN Action Comics No. 523. September 1981 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 125989 1981 Daily Planet: Steve Lombard's Double Life CB Action Comics #523 (September 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125990 1956 Daily Planet: Stolen Superman Signal, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #13/2 (June 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125991 1982 Daily Planet: Stoning of Lana Lang, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #375 (September 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125992 1981 Daily Planet: Stop the World, I Want To Go Home CB DC Comics Presents #38 (October 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125993 1960 Daily Planet: Story of Camp Superman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #48 (October 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125994 1962 Daily Planet: Story of Camp Superman, The. CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #48 (October 1960). Flashback Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125995 1961 Daily Planet: Story of Superman's Life, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #146 (July 1961). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 125996 1955 Daily Planet: Story of Superman's Souvenirs, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #5/3 (May-June 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125997 1997 Daily Planet: Straight On Till Morning CB Action Comics #738 (October 1997). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125998 1962 Daily Planet: Stranded In Evolution Valley CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #59 (March 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 125999 2001 Daily Planet: Strange Behavior CB Adventures of Superman #592 (July 2001). [27] Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126000 1986 Daily Planet: Strange Rebirth of Jor-El and Lara, The CB Action Comics #582 (August 1986 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126001 1973 Daily Planet: Strange, Second Life of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #157 (March 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126002 1991 Daily Planet: Stretching A Point! CB Action Comics #661 (January 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126003 2001 Daily Planet: Strike Force CB OWN Action Comics No. 779. July 2001 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126004 1944 Daily Planet: Suicidal Swain, The CB Superman Archives #7. Reprinted from Superman #28 (May-June 1944) Daily Planet Girl Reporter Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. 126005 1969 Daily Planet: Super Heat-Wave of Metropolis, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #219/2 (August 1969). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126006 1956 Daily Planet: Super Liar of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #16/3 (October 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126007 1961 Daily Planet: Super Life of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #50/3 (January 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126008 1963 Daily Planet: Super Lucy Lane CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #67/3 (March 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126009 1987 Daily Planet: Super Menace of Metropolis!, The CB Superman Vol. 2 #10 (October 1987). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126010 1987 Daily Planet: Super Menace of Metropolis!, The CB Superman Vol. 2 #10 (October 1987). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 126011 1958 Daily Planet: Super Nose For News, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #32 (October 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126012 1957 Daily Planet: Super Safari, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #18 (February 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126013 1978 Daily Planet: Super Sellout of Metropolis, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #325 (July 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126014 1957 Daily Planet: Super-Brain of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #22/3 (August 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126015 1980 Daily Planet: Super-Cigars of Perry White, The CB OWN 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper. Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 32-44 126016 1963 Daily Planet: Super-Cop of Metropolis, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #160/2 (April 1963). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126017 1958 Daily Planet: Super-Courtship of Lois Lane, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #4 (September-October 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126018 1979 Daily Planet: Super-Disco Fever CB Superman Family #196/3 (July-August 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 126019 1958 Daily Planet: Super-Gorilla from Krypton, The CB Action Comics #238 (March 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126020 1957 Daily Planet: Super-Hallucinations, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #22/2 (August 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126021 1958 Daily Planet: Super-Key to Fort Superman, The CB Action Comics #241 (June 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126022 1959 Daily Planet: Super-Lad of Space, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #39 (September 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126023 1958 Daily Planet: Super-Merman of the Sea, The CB Action Comics #244 (September 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126024 1962 Daily Planet: Super-Mite CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #60 (April 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126025 1978 Daily Planet: Super-Origin of Microwave Man CB Action Comics #487 (September 1978). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126026 1956 Daily Planet: Super-Outlaw of Metropolis, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #106/3 (July 1956). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126027 1962 Daily Planet: Super-Planet of Clark Kent and Lana Lang!, The CB Adventure Comics, No. 300, September, 1962 Reporter Clark Kent. Lana Lang. 126028 1961 Daily Planet: Super-Powers of Perry White, The CB Action Comics #278 (July 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126029 1962 Daily Planet: Super-Practical Joker, The CB Action Comics #289 (June 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126030 1970 Daily Planet: Super-Reckless Lois Lane, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #101 (May 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126031 1965 Daily Planet: Super-Scoops of Morna Vine, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #181 (November 1965). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126032 1959 Daily Planet: Super-Senor's Pal CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #36 (April 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126033 1958 Daily Planet: Super-Sergeant, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #122/3 (July 1958). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126034 1974 Daily Planet: Super-Showdown in Buzzard Gulch CB Superman Vol. 1 #278 (August 1974). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126035 1963 Daily Planet: Super-Suitor of Soomar, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #41/2 (May 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126036 1958 Daily Planet: Super-Sword, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #124 (September 1958). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126037 1963 Daily Planet: Super-Test of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #72/2 (October 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126038 1961 Daily Planet: Super-Weapon, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #144 (April 1961). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126039 1957 Daily Planet: Superbaby, Jimmy Olsen's Pal CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #18/3 (February 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126040 1955 Daily Planet: Superboy for a Day CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #8/2 (October 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126041 1994 Daily Planet: Superboy: Changing Realities CB Superboy Vol. 3 #6 (July 1994). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126042 1967 Daily Planet: Supergirl-Batgirl Plot, The CB World's Finest Comics #169 (September 1967). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126043 1969 Daily Planet: Supergirl's Greatest Failure CB Adventure Comics #384/2 (September 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126044 2002 Daily Planet: Superman CB OWN Loeb, Jeph (Writes). Ed McGuinness (Pencils). Cam Smith (Inks). Comics #183. August 2002 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent, Los Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen.Secret, The: Part II -- -30- Clark Kent, You're Fired. 126045 1939 Daily Planet: Superman CB Superman #1. 1939 Reporter Clark Kent's Superman is the first superhero to have his own title. 126046 1987 Daily Planet: Superman CB Adventures of Superman #424. New Superman Series Reporter Clark Kent (aka Superman). 126047 1996 Daily Planet: Superman Adventures CB Superman Adventures #1, 1996. Monthly tie-in with WB Network's cartoon show, Superman Reporter Clark Kent and the Daily Planet Staff. 126048 2001 Daily Planet: Superman Adventures Comics: Death in the Family, A -- And only Lex Can Save Her!-- Comics No. 52 CB OWN Superman Adventures 52. February 2001 -DC Comics. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126049 1965 Daily Planet: Superman and Batman -- Outlaws CB World's Finest Comics #148 (March 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126050 2006 Daily Planet: Superman and Clark Kent CB Reporter Clark Kent. Superman, finding himself powerless after the Crisis in which Superman battles Superman from Earth-2, concentrates on being Clark on the Daily Planet for the next 12 months. 126051 1978 Daily Planet: Superman Battles Microwave Man CB Action Comics #488 (October 1978). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126052 1972 Daily Planet: Superman Battles the War-Horn CB Superman Vol. 1 #257 (October 1972). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126053 2002 Daily Planet: Superman Begins Seeing a Psychiatrist CB Reporter Clark Kent (aka Superman) begins seeing Dr. Claire Foster, a psychiatrist as Superman. 126054 2005 Daily Planet: Superman Begins To Lose His Mind CB Reporter Clark Kent (aka Superman) begins to lose his mind as someone is forcing him to believe he is fighting major villains when in fact he's hurting his own friends. 126055 1971 Daily Planet: Superman Breaks Loose CB OWN January 1971 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126056 1971 Daily Planet: Superman Breaks Loose CB Superman Vol. 1 #233 (January 1971). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126057 2006 Daily Planet: Superman Cover to Cover CB Reporters Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen, and Editor Perry White of the Daily Planet. 126058 1986 Daily Planet: Superman for a Day CB Action Comics #581 (July 1986). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126059 1998 Daily Planet: Superman For All Seasons -- Book One - Spring CB OWN Loeb, Jeph. Tim Sale #1 Superman For All Seasons - Spring Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126060 1998 Daily Planet: Superman For All Seasons -- Book Three - Winter CB OWN Loeb, Jeph. Tim Sale #3 Superman For All Seasons - Winter Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126061 1998 Daily Planet: Superman For All Seasons -- Book Two - Summer CB OWN Loeb, Jeph. Tim Sale #2 Superman For All Seasons - Summer Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126062 1963 Daily Planet: Superman Goes to War CB Superman Vol. 1 #161/2 (May 1963). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126063 1962 Daily Planet: Superman Goes Wild CB Action Comics #295 (December 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126064 1957 Daily Planet: Superman Hall of Trophies, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #24 (October 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126065 1963 Daily Planet: Superman in Kandor CB Superman Vol. 1 #158 (January 1963). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126066 1972 Daily Planet: Superman in Supertown, A CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #147 (March 1972 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126067 1980 Daily Planet: Superman in the Phantom Zone Connection CB OWN Bridwell, E. Nelson Little Book Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126068 1958 Daily Planet: Superman in the White House CB Superman Vol. 1 #122/2 (July 1958)."The Super-Sergeant" Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126069 1955 Daily Planet: Superman Land CB Action Comics #210 (November 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126070 1983 Daily Planet: Superman Meets the Zod Squad CB Action Comics #549 (November 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126071 1984 Daily Planet: Superman of a Different Color, A CB Action Comics #559/2 (September 1984). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126072 1960 Daily Planet: Superman of the Past, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #19/2 (August 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126073 1989 Daily Planet: Superman on Earth CB Action Comics #643 (July 1989). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126074 2006 Daily Planet: Superman Returns CB Pasko, Martin Reporters Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen, and Editor Perry White of the Daily Planet. 126075 2006 Daily Planet: Superman Returns and Other Stories CB Pasko, Martin Reporters Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen, and Editor Perry White of the Daily Planet. 126076 1986 Daily Planet: Superman Secret Files and Origins: Galaxy Communications CB Superman Secret Files and Origins #2. The Atlas of the DC Universe News Media. Galaxy Communications is one of the world's leading telecommunication companies and the corporate parent of Galaxy Broadcasting Systems. GBS is one of America's major broadcasting networks. GBS owns some of the nation's largest television and radio stations. GBS Information Network is one of cable television's leading sources for news and information from around the world, firmly competing with CNN and other cable news channels. At one time, the company owned The Daily Planet Newspaper. Originally spearheaded by Moergan Edge. Article by Clark Kent revealed Morgan Edge was head of one of Metropolis' most notorious criminal organizations. Led to Vincent Edge taking over Galaxy. Ousted from Galaxy Communication when it was exposed that he continuously made Catherine Grant the victim of repeated sexual harassment. Galaxy Communications has lose alliance with Daily Planet, two of the leading centers for truth and accuracy. Aggressively opposed by Lexcorp, which operates WLEX-TV, a major TV station in Metropolis. LexCom, an internet site serves as a digital news center, much like MSNBC. 126077 1977 Daily Planet: Superman Spectacular: Second Coming of Superman, The CB Superman Spectacular (1977). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126078 1980 Daily Planet: Superman Spectaculars, The CB OWN Daily Planet Presents 10 Front Page Stories (Best of DC) -- Pages 69-80 - 95 cents, Vol. 2, No. 6, July-August, 1980 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent, Los Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126079 1955 Daily Planet: Superman Spectaculars, The CB Action Comics #211 (December 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126080 1964 Daily Planet: Superman Super-Spectacular, The CB Action Comics #309 (February 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126081 1963 Daily Planet: Superman Under the Red Sun CB Action Comics #300 (May 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126082 1970 Daily Planet: Superman Versus Ultra-Olsen CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #129 (June 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126083 1978 Daily Planet: Superman vs. Muhammad Ali CB All-New Collectors' Edition #C-56 (April 1978). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126084 1976 Daily Planet: Superman vs. The Amazing Spiderman CB Conway, Gerry (Writer). Ross Andru and Dick Giordano (Art) One-Shot Tabloid in 1976. Reporter Clark Kent (aka Superman) and Photojournalist Peter Parker (aka Spiderman) work together to stop Luthor's plan to hijack a space station. 126085 1985 Daily Planet: Superman--Your World Is Mine CB Superman Vol. 1 #413 (November 1985). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126086 1968 Daily Planet: Superman-Batman Revenge Squads, The CB World's Finest Comics #175 (May 1968). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126087 1968 Daily Planet: Superman-Batman Split CB World's Finest Comics #176 (June 1968). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126088 1969 Daily Planet: Superman-Wonder Woman Team, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #93 (July 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126089 1964 Daily Planet: Superman, King of Earth CB Action Comics #311 (April 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126090 1956 Daily Planet: Superman, Super-Destroyer CB Action Comics #214 (March 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126091 1939 Daily Planet: Superman: Daily Newspaper Comic Strip CS 1-16-1939 to 5-1966 Daily Planet Newspaper Staff. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Photographe-Cub Reporter Jimmy Olsen. Editor Perry White. 126092 1991 Daily Planet: Superman: Man of Steel CB Superman: Man of Steel #1. 1991. Reporter Clark Kent and the Daily Planet Staff. 126093 1995 Daily Planet: Superman: The Man of Tomorrow CB Superman: The Man of Tomorrow debuts as a quarterly, 1995 Reporter Clark Kent and the Daily Planet Staff. 126094 1997 Daily Planet: Superman... Reborn! CB Superman Vol. 2 #123 (May 1997). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126095 1966 Daily Planet: Superman's Achilles Heel CB Superman Vol. 1 #185 (April 1966). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126096 1960 Daily Planet: Superman's Black Magic CB Superman Vol. 1 #138/2 (July 1960). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126097 1979 Daily Planet: Superman's Command Performance CB Action Comics #497 (July 1979). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126098 1980 Daily Planet: Superman's Day of Destiny CB Superman Vol. 1 #352 (October 1980). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126099 1962 Daily Planet: Superman's Day of Doom CB Superman Vol. 1 #157/3 (November 1962). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126100 1965 Daily Planet: Superman's Day of Truth CB Superman Vol. 1 #176/3 (April 1965). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126101 1959 Daily Planet: Superman's Enemy CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #35/3 (March 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126102 1975 Daily Planet: Superman's Energy-Crisis CB Action Comics #454 (December 1975). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126103 1974 Daily Planet: Superman's Family, The CB Superman's Family, The # 164. Series #164 in 1974 to #222 in 1982. Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen's magazine changes format and becomes The Superman Family. Lois Lane ends with issue #137 and her comic merges with Supergirl and Jimmy Olsen to become Superman Family. 126104 1991 Daily Planet: Superman's Fiancée Lois Lane CB Superman Vol. 2 #59 (September 1991). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126105 1967 Daily Planet: Superman's Greatest Double-Cross CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #102 (June 1967). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126106 1958 Daily Planet: Superman's Greatest Enemy CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #30/3 (August 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126107 1962 Daily Planet: Superman's Greatest Secret CB Superman Vol. 1 #151/3 (February 1962). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126108 1965 Daily Planet: Superman's Hands of Doom CB Action Comics #328 (September 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126109 1959 Daily Planet: Superman's Hunt for Clark Kent CB Superman Vol. 1 #126 (January 1959). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126110 1957 Daily Planet: Superman's Kid Brother CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #19/3 (March 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126111 1965 Daily Planet: Superman's Kryptonese Curse (Flashback) CB Superman Vol. 1 #177 (May 1965). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126112 1982 Daily Planet: Superman's Last Christmas CB Superman Vol. 1 #369 (March 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126113 1965 Daily Planet: Superman's Marriage Money CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #61 (November 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126114 1964 Daily Planet: Superman's Mission for President Kennedy CB OWN Finger, Bill and E. Nelson Bridwell (Story). Al Plastino (Pencils and Inks) July 1964 - Superman in the Sixties. Comics No. 170 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126115 1964 Daily Planet: Superman's Mission For President Kennedy CB Superman Vol. 1 #170 (July 1964). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126116 1959 Daily Planet: Superman's Mystery Song CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #9/3 (May 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126117 1958 Daily Planet: Superman's New Uniform CB Action Comics #236 (January 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126118 1959 Daily Planet: Superman's Pal of Steel CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #34 (January 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126119 1954 Daily Planet: Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen CB October, 1954 to March, 1974. 163 issues. Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen of the Daily Planet. 126120 1962 Daily Planet: Superman's Phantom Pal CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #62 (July 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126121 1967 Daily Planet: Superman's Race with the Flash CB Superman Vol. 1 #199 (August 1967 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126122 1964 Daily Planet: Superman's Sacrifice CB Superman Vol. 1 #171 (August 1964). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126123 1969 Daily Planet: Superman's Saddest Day CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #125 (December 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126124 1956 Daily Planet: Superman's Seeing-Eye Dog CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #11 (March 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126125 1957 Daily Planet: Superman's Super Skyscraper CB Action Comics #228 (May 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126126 1966 Daily Planet: Superman's Super-Boo-Boos CB Action Comics #333 (February 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126127 1959 Daily Planet: Superman's Super-Rival CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #37 (June 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126128 1963 Daily Planet: Superman's Surprise Choice CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #44/3 (October 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126129 1967 Daily Planet: Superman's Unbeatable Rival CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #74 (May 1967). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126130 1967 Daily Planet: Superman's Unluckiest Day CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #106/2 (October 1967). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126131 1999 Daily Planet: Supermen of America: Fire From Heaven CB Supermen of America #1 (March 1999). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126132 1959 Daily Planet: Superwoman of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #8 (April 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126133 1977 Daily Planet: Surprise! Surprise! CB Batman Family #11/3 (May-June 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126134 1968 Daily Planet: Survival of the Fittest CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #115 (October 1968). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126135 1984 Daily Planet: Survival of the Fittest CB DC Comics Presents #70 (June 1984). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126136 1990 Daily Planet: Survival! CB Action Comics #655 (July 1990). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126137 1994 Daily Planet: Swan Song CB Action Comics #700 (June 1994). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126138 1963 Daily Planet: Sweetheart Superman Forgot, The -- Comics No. 165 CB OWN Siegel, Jerry (Story). Al Plastino (Pencils and Inks) November 1963. Superman in the Sixties Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126139 1965 Daily Planet: Swinging Superman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #88 (October 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126140 2001 Daily Planet: Tales From The Bizarro World CB Superman Vol. 2 #164 (January 2001). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126141 1964 Daily Planet: Team of Luthor and Brainiac, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #167 (February 1964). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126142 1965 Daily Planet: Team of Olsen and Brainiac, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #86/3 (July 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126143 1961 Daily Planet: Ten Feats of Elastic Lass, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #23 (February 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126144 1977 Daily Planet: Terra at Nine O'Clock CB Action Comics #468 (February 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126145 1982 Daily Planet: Terra Times Two CB Superman Vol. 1 #377 (November 1982). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126146 1982 Daily Planet: Terrible Tinseltown Treasure-Trap Treachery, The CB DC Comics Presents #41 (January 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126147 1982 Daily Planet: Terror Beyond Twilight, The CB Phantom Zone #3 (March 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126148 1955 Daily Planet: Tests of a Warrior CB Action Comics #200 (January 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126149 1986 Daily Planet: That's the Way the Heroes Bounce CB DC Comics Presents #93 (May 1986). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126150 1961 Daily Planet: The Perfect Husband! CB Superman’s Girl Friend Lois Lane, No. 14, April, 1961. Reprinted in Superman’s Girl Friend Lois Lane, No. 88, November, 1968. Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent. Lucy Lane. Art Linkletter. 126151 1956 Daily Planet: Thefts of Clark Kent, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #106/2 (July 1956). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126152 1984 Daily Planet: Their Magnetic Majesties, King Alexander and Queen Bee CB Action Comics #562 (December 1984). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126153 1983 Daily Planet: There's No Fool CB Daring New Adventures of Supergirl #8/2 (June 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126154 1987 Daily Planet: They Call Him -- Doctor Stratos CB Adventures of Superman #431 (August 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126155 1966 Daily Planet: They Call Me the Cat CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #66 (July 1966). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126156 1981 Daily Planet: Thing That Goes Woof in the Night, The CB DC Comics Presents #39 (November 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126157 2001 Daily Planet: This is NOT a job for Superman CB OWN Adventures of Superman, The Comics No. 596. November 2001 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. Twin Towers seem to be burning 126158 1955 Daily Planet: Three Dooms For Metropolis CB Superman Vol. 1 #94 (January 1955). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126159 1956 Daily Planet: Three Lives of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #16 (October 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126160 1961 Daily Planet: Three Lives of Lois Lane, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #25/3 (May 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126161 1969 Daily Planet: Three Lives of Superman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #121 (July 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126162 1965 Daily Planet: Three Super-Enemies, The CB Action Comics #320 (January 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126163 1973 Daily Planet: Three Who Vanished, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #156/2 (February 1973). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126164 1968 Daily Planet: Through a Murderer's Eyes CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #88 (November 1968). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126165 1991 Daily Planet: Time & Time Again Phase Five: Many Long Years Ago… CB Action Comics #664 (April 1991 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126166 1991 Daily Planet: Time & Time Again Phase Four: Death Rekindled CB Adventures of Superman #477 (April 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126167 1991 Daily Planet: Time & Time Again Phase One: The Linear Man CB Adventures of Superman #476 (March 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126168 1991 Daily Planet: Time & Time Again Phase Seven: Moon Rocked CB Adventures of Superman #478 (May 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126169 1991 Daily Planet: Time & Time Again Phase Six: Camelot CB Superman Vol. 2 #55 (May 1991). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126170 1991 Daily Planet: Time & Time Again Phase Three: The Warsaw Ghetto CB Superman Vol. 2 #54 (April 1991). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126171 1991 Daily Planet: Time & Time Again Phase Two: Lost In the '40s Tonight CB Action Comics #663 (March 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126172 1981 Daily Planet: Time and Time Again CB Action Comics #516 (February 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126173 1991 Daily Planet: Time and Time Again Again! CB Superman Vol. 2 #61 (November 1991). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126174 1975 Daily Planet: Time-Powered Peril, The CB OWN Superman #291. September 1975 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126175 1981 Daily Planet: Time-Tornado of the Clockwork Man, The CB OWN Action Comics No. 522 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126176 1988 Daily Planet: Tin Soldiers CB Adventures of Superman #439 (April 1988). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126177 1988 Daily Planet: Tiny Terror of Tinseltown, The CB Adventures of Superman #441 (June 1988). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126178 1995 Daily Planet: Title Bout! CB Adventures of Superman #526 (August 1995 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126179 1956 Daily Planet: TNT Olsen, the Champ CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #11/3 (March 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126180 1991 Daily Planet: To Avenge An Amazon CB Wonder Woman Vol. 2 #61 (January 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126181 1997 Daily Planet: To Be a Superman CB Superman Vol. 2 #120 (February 1997). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 126182 1971 Daily Planet: To Save a Superman CB Superman Vol. 1 #240 (July 1971). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126183 1979 Daily Planet: Today Gotham, Tomorrow the World CB Brave and the Bold #150 (May 1979). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126184 1960 Daily Planet: Tom Baker, Power Lad CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #45 (June 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126185 1962 Daily Planet: Tom Thumb Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #63/3 (September 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126186 1970 Daily Planet: Tomorrow I Die CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #98/2 (January 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126187 1985 Daily Planet: Tomorrow Is Cancelled CB Action Comics #574/2 (December 1985). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126188 1979 Daily Planet: Too Many Crooks CB Superman Vol. 1 #337 (July 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126189 1969 Daily Planet: Touch of Life, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #118 (March 1969). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126190 1962 Daily Planet: Town of Supermen, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #153/3 (May 1962). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126191 1993 Daily Planet: Toys CB Superman Vol. 2 #84 (December 1993). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 126192 1982 Daily Planet: Trackdown CB Action Comics #533 (July 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126193 1995 Daily Planet: Trading Places CB Superman Vol. 2 #102 (July 1995). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126194 1987 Daily Planet: Tragedy In Five Acts, A (Gang War Part Two) CB Adventures of Superman #433 (October 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126195 1992 Daily Planet: Trail of the Jackal, The CB Action Comics #683 (November 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126196 1974 Daily Planet: Trail of the Spider, The CB Superman Family #167/2 (October-November 1974). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 126197 1986 Daily Planet: Trapped In Imp-TV CB Superman Vol. 1 #421 (July 1986). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126198 1985 Daily Planet: Traumas in the Bahamas CB Action Comics #566 (April 1985). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126199 1981 Daily Planet: Treasure Hunt on a Small Planet CB Action Comics #518 (April 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126200 2001 Daily Planet: Trial By Fire CB Action Comics #782 (October 2001). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126201 1957 Daily Planet: Trial of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #20/2 (April 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126202 1963 Daily Planet: Trial of Superman, The CB Action Comics #301 (June 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126203 1959 Daily Planet: Tricks of Lois Lane, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #11/2 (August 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126204 1989 Daily Planet: Triple Threat CB Adventures of Superman #450 (January 1989). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126205 1964 Daily Planet: Triumph of Luthor and Brainiac, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #173/3 (November 1964). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126206 1992 Daily Planet: Truth and Consequences CB Adventures of Superman #496 (November 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126207 1960 Daily Planet: Truth Mirror, The CB Action Comics #269 (October 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126208 1991 Daily Planet: Truth, Justice and the American Way CB Superman Vol. 2 #53 (March 1991 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. Columnist Catherine (Cat) Grant. 126209 1981 Daily Planet: Twelve Coins of Power, The CB World's Finest Comics #268 (April-May 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126210 1982 Daily Planet: Two for the Death of One CB Action Comics #534 (August 1982). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126211 1957 Daily Planet: Two Jimmy Olsens, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #19 (March 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126212 1971 Daily Planet: Ultimate Battle, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #242 (September 1971). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126213 1965 Daily Planet: Ultimate Enemy, The CB Action Comics #329 (October 1965 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126214 1965 Daily Planet: Unbeatable Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #82/3 (January 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126215 1994 Daily Planet: Under a Yellow Sun -- A Novel by Clark Kent CB OWN Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126216 1992 Daily Planet: Under Fire CB Adventures of Superman #497 (December 1992). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126217 1962 Daily Planet: Underwater Pranks of Mr. Mxyzptlk, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #154 (July 1962). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126218 1959 Daily Planet: Underworld Journal, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #34/2 (January 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126219 1962 Daily Planet: Unforgettable Superman, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #31/3 (February 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126220 1980 Daily Planet: Unhappy Anniversary CB Superman Family, The #200 Reporter Lois Lane Kent begins her day by going to pick up her anniversary present for Reporter Clark Kent only to find the hologram artist she had hired has been killed. Planet Reporter Lou. Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126221 1973 Daily Planet: Unhappy Birthday to You CB Superman Vol. 1 #263/2 (April 1973). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126222 1959 Daily Planet: Unknown Super-Deeds, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #131/3 (August 1959). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126223 1989 Daily Planet: Unnatural Disaster CB Superman Vol. 2 #38 (December 1989). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126224 1972 Daily Planet: Unseen Enemy, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #149 (May 1972). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126225 1960 Daily Planet: Untold Story of Red Kryptonite, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #139/3 (August 1960). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126226 1968 Daily Planet: Untouchable of Metropolis, The CB Action Comics #364 (June 1968 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126227 1956 Daily Planet: Unwanted Superman Souvenirs CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #15/3 (September 1956). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126228 2006 Daily Planet: Up, Up and Away! Chapter Five Speeding Bullet CB Superman: Up, Up and Away Daily Planet Staff Reporters Lois Lane, Clark Kent and Jimmy Olsen. Editor Perry White. Clark tries leaping a tall building, but trips at the top and lands hard. Back at the apartment, Lois finds him with his hand on a red-hot burner, unharmed, and realizes his powers are coming back. She gets his costume and tells him to “Go get ‘em/” Intergang sends The Puzzler over to the Daily Planet to kill Clark Kent, but Superman crashes in to stop her rampage. They fight in the street until Superman defeats her. Toyman and Luthor hear the news that Superman has returned and Luthor steps up his artifact retrieval. Superman’s powers are still slowly returning, when he is attacked by a group of villains with Jimmy covering the story. Bloodsport shoots at Jimmy, but Superman manages to out race the bullet and catch it. 126229 2006 Daily Planet: Up, Up and Away! Chapter Four Powers and Abilities CB Superman: Up, Up and Away Daily Planet Staff Reporters Lois Lane, Clark Kent and Jimmy Olsen. Editor Perry White. Clark recalls how the heroes tried to restore his powers. Later Clark and Jimmy track down a bribe occurring from Intergant to a Councilman transmitting pictures back to the Daily Planet. Back at the Planet, Clark’s computer crashes just as White is walking by, but Perry complements Clark on his work. Lois and Clark attend a monster truck rally, but Lois senses that Clark’s heart is not in it and lets him leave. He is attacked, tries to call Supergirl on his signal watch, but it doesn’t work. Clark runs into a subway tunnel but is knocked down on the tracks and can’t get up. A train comes and hits him. Clark survives and finds that he has left a hand print on the front of the train as his powers have at least partially returned. 126230 2006 Daily Planet: Up, Up and Away! Chapter One Mortal Men CB Superman: Up, Up and Away Daily Planet Staff Reporters Lois Lane, Clark Kent and Jimmy Olsen watch “Superman: A Retrospective” in Metropolis Park commenting on how the makers got several things wrong. Editor Perry White praises Clark Kent’s work over the last year. A couple of Luthor’s goons grab Clark and take him to Luthor who tells him “no more stories” and threatens Lois. Clark tells him, “You’re finished,” as Luthor punches him out and kicks him down. Luthor and his goons leave a bloodied Clark behind, who has obviously lost his powers. 126231 2006 Daily Planet: Up, Up and Away! Chapter Seven Up in the Sky CB Superman: Up, Up and Away Daily Planet Staff Reporters Lois Lane, Clark Kent and Jimmy Olsen. Editor Perry White. Luthor wants to use a Kryptonian battle cruiser to destroy Metropolis. But Superman says Metropolis is under his protection and the battle is on. Luthor engages Kryptonite weapons. Superman falls. Jimmy rushes over to shield Superman briefly getting burned in the process. Superman has one desperate rip through the ship, grabbing Luthor. This disables the ship, but drains Superman’s powers and they start to fall over the bay. 126232 2006 Daily Planet: Up, Up and Away! Chapter Six This Looks Like a Job.... CB Superman: Up, Up and Away Daily Planet Staff Reporters Lois Lane, Clark Kent and Jimmy Olsen. Editor Perry White. Superman recalls losing his powers. He realizes that his mental abilities have also increased with the return of his powers. He defeats the villains and returns to the Daily Planet as Clark. Perry is handing out assignments when Clark hears something and leaves abruptly letting Lois know something is going on outside. Suddenly Kryptonian crystals start erupting from the ground. Superman gets busy rescuing people from them. Luthor is behind it all. 126233 2006 Daily Planet: Up, Up and Away! Chapter Three Bare Hands CB Superman: Up, Up and Away Daily Planet Staff Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent. Clark tries out a Green Lantern ring and says he’ll think about using it. The Prankster runs pranks throughout Metropolis. Luthor and Toyman take out the Kryptonite Man’s heart adding it to more Kryptonite they’ve collected. 126234 2006 Daily Planet: Up, Up and Away! Chapter Two Mild-Mannered Reporter CB Superman: Up, Up and Away Daily Planet Staff Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent. Clark returns home to Lois and describes his confrontation with Luthor and his lack of powers for the past year. Later, he is on a cell phone pursuing reports of weaponry ion the Metropolis subway system and finds a hideout just off Track 13. In it are former Luthor henchmen stealing some armor. They detect Clark and attack. Clark is saved by the Green Lantern and Hawkgirl who had been on the phone with Clark before the signal was lost. One attacker tries to destroy an oncoming train, but Clark stop him. The Green Lantern offers Clark his ring and all of its powers. 126235 2006 Daily Planet: Up, Up and Away! Finale The Adventures of Superman CB Superman: Up, Up and Away Daily Planet Staff Reporters Lois Lane, Clark Kent and Jimmy Olsen. Editor Perry White. Superman and Luthor fall into the bay. They swim to a small island where Superman discovers his powers are gone again. He still is strong enough to knock Luthor unconscious. But then Superman blacks out himself. When he awakens, the Coast Guard has taken Superman to the hospital, but, as his powers are returning, he refuses and flies off returning home to Lois. Clark gets an old typewriter as a package from his mother. Perry complains about Clark’s disappearance, but Clark turns in several supporting stories he did in the meantime. Perry still tries to bawl him out, but Lois stops him. They talk with Jimmy who is also recovering. Superman helps shore up some of the wreckage from the fight and meets with Jimmy who gives him the sunstone crystal that he found. Superman gives Jimmy a new signal watch. Superman signs autographs. Luthor escapes from prison. Superman flies to the north polar ice cap, analyzes the sunstone crystal and realizes what it can do. He activates it, throws it on the ice, and it grows a new Fortress of Solitude. 126236 2006 Daily Planet: Up, Up, and Away! Part 6 CB Action Comics #839 Reporters Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Lana Lang. Editor Perry White. Daily Planet Reporter Connie. Reporter Bratton. 126237 2000 Daily Planet: uperman -- Metropolis Metahuman Index CB OWN Pp. 131-143 Byline: By Daily Planet Staff, The 126238 1999 Daily Planet: uperman in the Sixties CB OWN 33 Stories of the 1960s featuring Superman-Clark Kent Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126239 1980 Daily Planet: Vengeance of the Altered Man CB World's Finest Comics #264 (August-September 1980). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126240 1971 Daily Planet: Vengeance of the Tomb-Thing CB World's Finest Comics #202 (May 1971). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126241 1981 Daily Planet: Vengeance Times Four CB Superman Family #210/5 (September 1981). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126242 1979 Daily Planet: Victory Cup For a Dead Man CB Superman Family #195/4 (May-June 1979). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 126243 1999 Daily Planet: Visions of Death CB OWN Kesel, Karl (plot). Jerry Ordway (dialogue), Tom Grummet (Lahout Art). Denis Rodier (Finished Inks). Albert T. De Guzman (Letterer. Glenn Whitmore ©. Adventures of Superman Comics No. 564. February 1999 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126244 1957 Daily Planet: Visit from Superman's Pal, A CB Superboy Vol. 1 #55/2 (March 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126245 1964 Daily Planet: Voyage of the Mary Celeste II, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #75/2 (March 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126246 1991 Daily Planet: Wake the Dead! CB Action Comics #665 (May 1991). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126247 1959 Daily Planet: War Between Superman and Jimmy Olsen, The CB Action Comics #253 (June 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126248 1981 Daily Planet: War for Peace, The CB Action Comics #517 (March 1981). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126249 1985 Daily Planet: Warship CB Superman Vol. 1 #408/2 (June 1985). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126250 1999 Daily Planet: We're Back! CB Superman Vol. 2 #151 (December 1999). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126251 1965 Daily Planet: Weakest Man in the World CB Action Comics #321 (February 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126252 1996 Daily Planet: Wedding Album, The CB Superman: The Wedding Album #1 (December 1996). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 126253 1957 Daily Planet: Wedding of Jimmy Olsen, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #21/3 (June 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126254 1965 Daily Planet: Wedding of Magi and Sandra, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #82/2 (January 1965). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126255 1961 Daily Planet: Weirdest Asteroid in Space, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #50/2 (January 1961). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126256 2001 Daily Planet: What's So Funny About Truth, Justice and the American Way? CB Action Comics #775 (March 2001). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126257 1977 Daily Planet: Whatever Happened to Perry White? CB OWN Superman Family, Vol. 24, No. 183. (May-June 1977). Editor Perry White of the Daily Planet in "Whatever Happened to Perry White?" with Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen, cub reporter and photographer. Reporter Lois Lane. 126258 1973 Daily Planet: Whatever Happened to Superman? CB Action Comics #428 (October 1973) Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126259 2000 Daily Planet: Whatever Happened to the City of Tomorrow? CB Superman Vol. 2 #154 (March 2000). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126260 1978 Daily Planet: Whatever Happened to the Guardian? CB Superman Family #192/4 (November-December 1978). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis 126261 1965 Daily Planet: When Jimmy Olsen Stole Krypto From Superman CB Superman Vol. 1 #177/3 (May 1965). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126262 1964 Daily Planet: When Lois Lane Became Cinderella CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #48 (April 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126263 1959 Daily Planet: When Lois Lane Forgot Superman CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #7/2 (February 1959). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126264 1970 Daily Planet: When Olsen Changed History CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #127/2 (March 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126265 1970 Daily Planet: When Olsen Sold Out Superman CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #132 (September 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126266 1972 Daily Planet: When on Earth CB Superman Vol. 1 #247/2 (January 1972). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126267 1964 Daily Planet: When Supergirl Replaced Jimmy Olsen CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #75/3 (March 1964). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126268 1965 Daily Planet: When Superman Lost His Memory CB Superman Vol. 1 #178/2 (July 1965). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126269 1960 Daily Planet: When Superman Lost His Powers CB Action Comics #262 (March 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126270 1970 Daily Planet: When Superman Was King Kong CB Superman Vol. 1 #226 (May 1970). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126271 1962 Daily Planet: When the World Forgot Superman CB Superman Vol. 1 #150/3 (January 1962 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126272 1982 Daily Planet: When You Wish Upon a Planetoid CB DC Comics Presents #50 (October 1982 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126273 1997 Daily Planet: Where Have All The Heroes Gone CB Wonder Woman Vol. 2 #126 (October 1997). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126274 1995 Daily Planet: Where is Superman? CB Adventures of Superman #524 (June 1995). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126275 1983 Daily Planet: Where Trouble Goes--Euphor Follows CB Superman Vol. 1 #382 (April 1983). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126276 1970 Daily Planet: Where Valor Fails -- Will Magic Triumph? CB Justice League of America #83 (September 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126277 1998 Daily Planet: Where's Olson? CB OWN Adventures Comics No. 17. March 1998. Based on the Animated Series on the Warner Brothers Kids Network Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent, Los Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126278 1993 Daily Planet: Who is the Hero True? CB Action Comics #689 (July 1993). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126279 1969 Daily Planet: Who Stole My Super-Powers CB Superman Vol. 1 #220 (October 1969). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126280 1984 Daily Planet: Who Stole the Newswoman Of the Year! -- Comics No. 391 CB OWN January 1984 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126281 1984 Daily Planet: Who Stole the Newswoman of the Year? CB Superman Vol. 1 #391 (January 1984). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126282 1983 Daily Planet: Whose Super-Life Is It Anyway? CB Superman Vol. 1 #381 (March 1983). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126283 1963 Daily Planet: Why Superman Needs a Secret Identity CB Action Comics #305 (October 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126284 1962 Daily Planet: Widow in Black, The CB Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #32/2 (April 1962). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Editor Perry White, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126285 1971 Daily Planet: Will the Real Don Rickles Panic? CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #141 (September 1971). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126286 1977 Daily Planet: Will the Real Superman Please Show Up? CB Action Comics #474 (August 1977). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126287 1988 Daily Planet: Wings CB Superman Vol. 2 #15 (March 1988). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126288 1979 Daily Planet: Winner Take Metropolis CB DC Comics Presents #12 (August 1979). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126289 1970 Daily Planet: Winner's Prize, the Loser's Grave, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #132/2 (September 1970). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126290 1987 Daily Planet: Winning Hand CB Justice League #4 (August 1987). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126291 1983 Daily Planet: With But a Single Step CB Action Comics #545 (July 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126292 1983 Daily Planet: Within These Hands--Power CB Action Comics #543 (May 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126293 1997 Daily Planet: Without and Within CB Action Comics #736 (August 1997). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126294 1985 Daily Planet: Wizard City Warrior, The CB Action Comics #565 (March 1985). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126295 1955 Daily Planet: Wizard City, The CB Adventure Comics #216 (September 1955). Adventure Comics #216 (September 1955). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126296 1974 Daily Planet: Wizard with the Golden Eye, The CB Superman Vol. 1 #273 (March 1974). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126297 1960 Daily Planet: Wolf-Man of Metropolis, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #44 (April 1960). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126298 1957 Daily Planet: Wonder Lad CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #21/2 (June 1957). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126299 1963 Daily Planet: Wonder-Man, the New Hero of Metropolis CB Superman Vol. 1 #163 (August 1963). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126300 1983 Daily Planet: World Enough and Time CB Action Comics #540 (February 1983). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126301 1999 Daily Planet: World Is My Backyard, The CB Adventures of Superman #565 (March 1999). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126302 1967 Daily Planet: World of 1,000 Olsens, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #105 (September 1967). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126303 1963 Daily Planet: World of Doomed Olsens, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #72 (October 1963). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126304 1979 Daily Planet: World of Krypton -- No. 3 -- History Lesson CB OWN February 1988 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126305 1979 Daily Planet: World of Krypton -- Vol. 1, No. 1 -- Jor-El Story, The CB OWN July 1979. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126306 1988 Daily Planet: World of Metropolis, The -- No. 1 -- Reporter's Story, A CB OWN Bryne, John (Writer). Win Mortimer ( Penciller). Frank McLaughlin & Dick Giordano (Inkers). Four-Issue Mini-Series. August 1988. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126307 1988 Daily Planet: World of Metropolis, The -- No. 2 -- Lois Lane in How I Spent My Summer Vacation CB OWN Bryne, John (writer). Win Mortimer (Penciller). Frank McLaughlin & Dick Giordano (inkers). September 1988. Four-Issue Mini-Series Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126308 1988 Daily Planet: World of Metropolis, The -- No. 3 -- Mr. Kent Goes to Metropolis CB OWN Bryne, John (writer). Win Mortimer (Penciller). Frank McLaughlin & Dick Giordano (inkers). V. Four-Issue Mini-Series Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126309 1988 Daily Planet: World of Metropolis, The -- No. 4 -- Suicide Watch CB OWN Bryne, John (writer). Win Mortimer (the Penciller). Frank McLaughlin & Dick Giordano (inkers). November 1988. Four-Issue Mini-Series Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126310 1988 Daily Planet: World of Smallville, The -- No. 1 -- Secrets! CB OWN Bryne, John (writer). Kurt Schaffenberger, pencils. Alfredo Alcala, inks. Chapter One. April 1988. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126311 1988 Daily Planet: World of Smallville, The -- No. 2 -- Stolen Moments! CB OWN Bryne, John (writer). Kurt Schaffenberger, pencils. Alfredo Alcala, inks. Chapter Two - May 1988. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126312 1988 Daily Planet: World of Smallville, The -- No. 4 -- Return to Smallville! CB OWN Bryne, John (writer). Kurt Schaffenberger, pencils. Alfredo Alcala, inks. Chapter Four - July 1988 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126313 1990 Daily Planet: World of Tomorrow, The CB Superman Vol. 2 #46 (August 1990). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126314 1974 Daily Planet: World That Came Before, A CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #163 (February-March 1974). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126315 2000 Daily Planet: World War Three, Part 4 CB JLA #39 (March 2000). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126316 2000 Daily Planet: World War Three, Part 6: Mageddon CB JLA #41 (May 2000). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126317 1958 Daily Planet: World's 'Heavyweight' Champ, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #26 (February 1958). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126318 1968 Daily Planet: Wrongo Superman, The CB Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #114 (September 1968). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126319 1988 Daily Planet: You Can't Go Home Again CB Superman Vol. 2 #21 (September 1988). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126320 1968 Daily Planet: You, Too, Can Be a Super-Artist CB Superman Vol. 1 #211 (November 1968). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126321 1985 Daily Planet: Your World Is Mine CB OWN Superman #413. November 1985 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 126322 1983 Daily Planet: Your World or Your Life, Superman -- One Must Die CB Superman Vol. 1 #383 (May 1983). Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane, Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen, Editor Perry White and the Daily Planet Staff in Metropolis. 126323 1983 Daily Planet: Your World or Your Life, Superman...One Must Die! CB Superman #383 Cub Reporter Justin Moore. Editor Perry White. Publisher Morgan Edge. Cameraman Kyle. Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126324 1967 Daily Planet: Zha-Vam the Invincible CB Action Comics #351 (June 1967). Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Editor Perry White. Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 126325 2003 Daily Politics, The DT UK. Series 2003. News Program. Reporters Laura Kuenssberg, Gilies Dilnot, Sally Magnusson, Daniel Brittain (2006), Anne Alexander (2007). Political Editor Nick Robinson, Andrew Marr (2004). Correspondent James Landale. Chief Political Correspondent Mark Mardell (2005). Sunday Express Political Editor Julia Hartley-Brewer. Presenters Andrew Neil, Jenny Scott, Daisy Simpson (2004), Sally Magnusson (2005), Alastair Beaton (2006). World Affairs Correspondent David Loyn (2007). Sky News World Commentator James Rubin (2007). 126326 1999 Daily Prophet, The NSF Rowling, J.K. Newspaper. The Daily Prophet is the Wizard’s authoritative daily newspaper. It is delivered by owl post in the morning at 1 to 5 Knuts per issue. Called The Evening Prophet and The Sunday Prophet. The Daily Prophet tends to publish the Ministry for Magic’s official line rather than anything that would be controversial. Seems to be a monopoly so dissenting views have no way to get published except through tabloids such as The Quibbler, which can be more damaging to their message than not publishing at all. In the first three books, Harry and the Ministry for Magic are closely aligned in their goals, so the Daily Prophet appears to be a simple, news-gathering organ and appears to function effectively in that role. The Daily Prophet starts to be adversarial in “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” through the nastiness of the reporter Rita Skeeter, who loves to do hatchet jobs on people. In “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix,” the paper seems to start diverging from its role as a news gatherer and becomes a propaganda organ for the Ministry for Magic. Harry discovers an unwelcome truth -- Lord Voldemort has returned. Cornelius Fudge, the Minister for Magic, perceives that allowing this news to be disseminated will result in an end to his tenure. The Ministry, according to Rita Skeeter, leans on the Prophet to force it to print stories that would discredit Harry and thus weaken the effects of anything he might say in public. At the end of the book, the cat is let out of the bag when a number of Ministry wizards see Voldemort physically in the Ministry offices so that Fudge can no longer deny his return. By the start of “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince,” the Daily Prophet is hailing Harry as The Chosen One who will defeat Voldemort. Again, Ministry influence is strong since it is building Harry up because their own efforts are ineffective and the Ministry feels that it needs a hero. The Prophet is still the mouthpiece of the administration. Whether it carries any hard news at all is uncertain. Anything that would discredit the Ministry is not printed. In “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,” the Daily Prophet seems to be siding with the Voldemort-controlled Ministry and printing stories that show Harry and his friends in a bad light. Harry reads Dumbledore’s elegy, written by Elphias Doge, and several excerpts from Dumbledore’s biography written by Rita Skeeter in the Daily Prophet. One story reports that Harry is wanted so that he can be questioned about Dumbledore’s death. 126327 2001 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: T SVD 1396 (2003). SVD 1190 (2002). SVD 1022 (2001). VHS 1021 (2001). Episodes. Series 1996 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart (2000-). Anchor Craig Kilborn (1996-1999). Correspondents Steve Carell (2000-2005), Stephen Colbert (1997-2005), Rob Corddry (2002-2), Eric Drysdale (2001), David Pompeil (2001), Samantha Bee (2004-), Ed Helms (2002). Correspondents Michael Showalter (1996), Matt Walsh (2001), Nathan Corddry (2005-), Don Bakkedahl (2005), Jason Jones (2006), Demetri Martin (2006), Jerry Minor (2001), Rachael Harris (2002-2003), Rob Riggle (2007), Stacey Grenrock-Woods (1999-2004). Correspondents Brian Unger (1996-1999), Adrianne Frost (2003), Bob Wiltfong (2005-2006), Laura Kightlinger (1998), Dan Bakkedahl (2006), Aasif Mandvi (2007), John Hodgman (2007), John Oliver (2007), Mary Birdsong (2003), Vance DeGeneres (2000-2002).. Contributors Lewis Black (1996-), Larry Wilmore (2007), Eric Drysdale (2001-2002), Beth Littleford (1996-2000), Tom Shillue (1999-2003), Jeff Stilson (1999), David Pompeii (2001), Dave Attell (2000-2003), Frank DeCaro (1996-2004), David Wain (1996). Contributors Joe Bob Briggs (1996-1997). Correspondents Nancy Walls (2000-2003), Lauren Weedman (2003-2004), Dave Gorman (2007), A. Whitney Brown (1996-1999), Miriam Tolan (2001-2002), Matt Walsh (2002-2003), Jon Glaser (2005), Mo Rocca (1999-2004). 126328 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 22, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9903 Episode. 5-22-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: John Walters, “Cry-Baby,” the Musical. 126329 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 20, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8195 Episode. 3-20-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Bolton, Former Ambassador to United Nations. 126330 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 1, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9868 Episode. 5-1-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Howard Dean, chairman, Democrfatic Committee 126331 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 12, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9899 Episode. 5-12-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Douglas Feith, former undersecretary of defense and author, “War and Decision.” 126332 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 13, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9908 Episode. 5-13-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Bill Moyers, author “Moyers on Democracy.” 126333 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 6, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9893 Episode. 5-6-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Fareed Zakaria, editor, Newsweek International and author, “The Post-American World.” 126334 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 7, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9891 Episode. 5-7-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Senator John McCain, Republican presidential candidate. 126335 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 8, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9888 Episode. 5-8-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: David Pearlmutter, author, “Blog Wars.” 126336 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Advertisement in Magazine: Indecision 2004 CC OWN 10-2004 Newscast. "1 Anchor. 4 Correspondents. Zero Credibility." The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Indecision 2004. Comedy Central. 126337 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 1, 2004 T DVD -R 1587 Episode. 4-1-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. 126338 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 1, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9803 Episode. 4-1-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Simon LeVay, author, “When Science Goes Wrong.” 126339 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 1, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11016 Episode. 4-1-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Peter Orszag, director, Office of Management and Budget 126340 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 10, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8291 Episode. 4-10-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Walter Isaacson, author, "Einstein." 126341 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 10, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9819 Episode. 4-10-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Aram Roston, author, “The Man Who Rushed America to War.” 126342 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 11, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 3135 Episode. 4-11-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bryon York, author, "The Vast Left Wing Conspiracy." 126343 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 11, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8309 Episode. 4-11-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Halle Berry, actor, "Perfect Strangers." 126344 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 12, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3135 Episode. 4-12-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bob Dole, author, "One Soldier's Story." 126345 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 12, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8359 Episode. 4-12-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Richard Preston, author, "The Wild Trees." 126346 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 13, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 3136 Episode. 4-13-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John P. Avlon, author, "Independent Nation." 126347 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 14, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3136 Episode. 4-14-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David Duchovny, director-writer-actor "House of D." 126348 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 14, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9856 Episode. 4-8-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Judd Apatow, writer-director, “Forgetting Sarah Marshall.” 126349 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 14, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11045 Episode. 4-14-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ron Darling, author, “The Complete Game.” 126350 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 15, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9835 Episode. 4-15-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Jack Goldsmith, author, “The Terror Presidency.” 126351 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 15, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11066 Episode. 4-15-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Elizabeth Warren, chair, Congressional Oversight Panel on TARP 126352 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 16, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8379 Episode. 4-16-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Andy Card, former White House Chief of Staff, President G.W. Bush 126353 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 16, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9840 Episode. 4-16-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Peter Steinfels, New York Times columnist. Religion Journalist writes the “Beliefs” column. 126354 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 16, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11067 Episode. 4-16-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ben Affleck, actor, “State of Play.” 126355 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 17, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5890 Episode. 4-17-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jon Meacham, managing editor, Newsweek. 126356 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 17, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8380 Episode. 4-17-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sig Hanson, "Deadliest Catch." 126357 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 17, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9840 Episode. 4-17-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Uma Thurman, actor, “The Life Before Her Eyes.” 126358 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 18, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 3134 Episode. 4-18-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Robert Reich, author, "Reason." 126359 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 18, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5910 Episode. 4-18-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ryan Nerz, author, "Eat This Book." 126360 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 18, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8391 Episode. 4-18-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ali Allawi, author, "The Occupation of Iraq." 126361 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 19, 2004 T DVD -R 1626 Episode. 4-19-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Melissa Etheridge. 126362 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 19, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3134 Episode. 4-19-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sarah Vowell, author, "Assassination Vacation." 126363 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 19, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5889 Episode. 4-19-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dennis Quaid, actor, "American Dreamz." 126364 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 19, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8392 Episode. 4-19-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jeremy Scahill, author, "Blackwater." 126365 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 2, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9804 Episode. 4-2-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: William Safire, author, “Safire’s Political Dictionary.” 126366 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 2, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11034. DVD -R HQ 11022 Episode. 4-2-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tom Zoellner, author, “Uranium.” 126367 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 20, 2004 T DVD -R 1629 Episode. 4-20-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Mark Ruffalo 126368 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 20, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 3157 Episode. 4-20-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dennis Miller 126369 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 20, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5930 Episode. 4-20-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sen. Ted Kennedy, D. Mass. 126370 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 20, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11068 Episode. 4-20-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rez Aslan, author, “How to Win a Cosmic War.” 126371 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 21, 2004 T DVD -R 1637 Episode. 4-21-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: John Gibson, host of "The Big Story With John Gibson." 126372 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 21, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9879 Episode. 4-21-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Barack Obama, Democratic Presidential candidate, 2008. 126373 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 21, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11081 Episode. 4-21-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia 126374 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 22, 2004 T DVD -R 1649 Episode. 4-22-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Columnist Arianna Huffington. 126375 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 22, 2003 T VHS 1315 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126376 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 22, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11082 Episode. 4-22-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Philip Alcabes, author, “Dread.” 126377 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 23, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8393 Episode. 4-23-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Matthew Cooper, Conde Nast Portfolio 126378 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 23, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9904 Episode. 4-23-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Howard Fineman, Newsweek. Author of “The Thirteen American Arguments.” 126379 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 23, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11083 Episode. 4-23-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Richard Beeman, author, “Plain Honest Men.” 126380 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 24, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5991 Episode. 4-24-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Efraim Halevy, author, "Man in the Shadows." 126381 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 24, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8394 Episode. 4-24-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John McCain, Republican Presidential Candidate from Arizona 126382 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 24, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9875 Episode. 4-24-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Colin Firth, actor, “Then She Found Me.” 126383 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 25, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 3193 Episode. 4-25-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Floyd Abrams, author, "Speaking Freely." 126384 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 25, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5940 Episode. 4-25-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tom Selleck, actor, Jesse Stone in "Death in Paradise." 126385 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 25, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8396 Episode. 4-25-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Garry Shandling, "Not Just the Best of the Larry Sanders Show." 126386 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 26, 2004 T DVD -R 1652 Episode. 4-26-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Commissioner Bob Kerrey. 126387 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 26, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3193 Episode. 4-26-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ice Cube, actor, "XXX-State of the Union." 126388 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 26, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5960 Episode. 4-26-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Kimberley Strassel, Wall Street Journal 126389 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 26, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8398 Episode. 4-26-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Richard Gere, actor, "The Hoax." 126390 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 27, 2004 T DVD -R 1659 Episode. 4-27-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Actress Rebecca Romijn-Stamos. 126391 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 27, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 3216 Episode. 4-27-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Christina Hoff Sommers, author, "One Nation Under Therapy." 126392 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 27, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5970 Episode 4-27-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Robin Williams, actor, "RV." 126393 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 27, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11084 Episode. 4-27-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Christine Lagarde, French finance minister 126394 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 28, 2004 T DVD -R 1659 Episode. 4-28-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Columnist Fareed Zakania 126395 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 28, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3216 Episode. 4-28-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Steven Levitt, author, "Freakonomics." 126396 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 28, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11085 Episode. 4-28-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Cliff May, Foundation for Defense of Democracies 126397 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 29, 2004 T DVD -R 1661 Episode. 4-29-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Journalist Bob Woodward 126398 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 29, 2003 T SVD 1391 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126399 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 29, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11086 Episode. 4-29-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Doris Kearns Goodwin, presidential historian 126400 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 3, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5770 Episode. 4-3-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ricky Gervais, author, "More Flanimals" 126401 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 3, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9811 Episode. 4-3-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: George Clooney, actor, “Leatherheads.” 126402 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 30, 2003 T VHS 1318 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126403 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 30, 2003 T SVD 1391 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126404 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 30, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8420 Episode. 4-30-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Senior Political Analyst Samantha Bee. Guest: Christopher Hitchens, author, "God Is Not Great." 126405 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 30, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11105 Episode. 4-30-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Hugh Jackman, actor, “X-Men Origins: Wolvervine.” 126406 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 4, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5780 Episode. 4-4-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Studs Terkel, author, "And They All Sang." 126407 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 5, 2004 T DVD -R 1597 Episode. 4-5-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. 126408 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 5, 2004 T DVD -R 1597 Episode. 4-5-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. 126409 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 5, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 3073 Episode. 4-5-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Thomas Friedman, author, "The World Is Flat." 126410 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 5, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5810 Episode. 4-5-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: General Tony Zinni (Ret.), Former Commander CENTCOM 126411 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 6, 2004 T DVD -R 1604 Episode. 4-6-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guests: Matthew Perry and Bruce Willis 126412 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 6, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3073 Episode. 4-6-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Matthew McConaughly, actor, "Sahara." 126413 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 6, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5820 Episode. 4-6-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Josh Hartnet, actor, "Lucky Number Slevin." 126414 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 6, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11042 DVD -R HQ 11035 Episode. 4-6-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michael J. Fox, author, “Always Looking Up.” 126415 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 7, 2004 T DVD -R 1604 Episode. 4-7-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Tim Robbins. 126416 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 7, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3092 Episode. 4-7-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Drew Barrymore, actor, "Fever Pitch." 126417 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 7, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9828 Episode. 4-7-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Nathan Lane, actor “November.” 126418 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 7, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11038 Episode. 4-7-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jehan Sadat, author, “My Hope For Peace.” 126419 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 8, 2004 T DVD -R 1613 Episode. 4-8-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Justin Bateman 126420 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 8, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9839 Episode. 4-8-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Cokie Robertson, author, “Ladies of Liberty.” 126421 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 8, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11039 Episode. 4-8-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House 126422 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 9, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8290 Episode. 4-9-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bill Bradley, author, "The New American Story." 126423 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 9, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9857 (No Number on Disc) Episode. 4-8-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Steve Coll, author, “The Bin Ladens.” 126424 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: April 9, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11041 Episode. 4-9-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: William Cohan, author, “House of Cards.” 126425 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 1, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6591 Episode. 8-1-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Vali Nasr, author, "The Shia Revival." 126426 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 1, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8822 Episode. 8-1-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jed Babbin, author, "In the Words of Our Enemies." 126427 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 10, 2004 T DVD -R 1862 Episode. 8-10-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: New York Times Journalist Maureen Dowd. 126428 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 10, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3955 Episode. 8-10-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Hockenberry, journalist, writer of "The Blogs of War" for Wired. 126429 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 10, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6640 Episode. 8-10-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dale Earnhardt Jr., auto racer. 126430 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 10, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11346 Episode. 8-10-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Douglas Brinkley, author, “The Wilderness Warrior.” 126431 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 11, 2004 T DVD -R 1868 Episode. 8-11-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: Actor Tom Cruise discussing new movie "Collateral." 126432 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 11, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3955 Episode. 8-11-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Andre Benjamin, actor, "Four Brothers." 126433 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 11, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10144 Episode. 8-11-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ron Suskind, author, “The Way of the World.” 126434 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 11, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11347 Episode. 8-11-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Austan Goolsbee, Council of Economic Advisers 126435 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 12, 2004 T DVD -R 1864. DVD -R 1875. Episode. 8-12-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: Bryan Keefer, co-editor of Spinsanity 126436 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 12, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10145 Episode. 8-12-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Senator Mel Martinez, author, “A Sense of Belonging.” 126437 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 12, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11348 Episode. 8-12-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jeff Sharlet, author, “The Family.” 126438 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 13, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8854 Episode. 8-13-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bill Kristol, editor, "Weekly Standard." 126439 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 13, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10162 Episode. 8-13-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Philip Pan, author, “Out of Mao’s Shadow.” 126440 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 13, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11349 Episode. 8-13-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rachel McAdams, actor, “The Time Traveler’s Wife.” 126441 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 14, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6650 Episode. 8-14-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Thomas Ricks, author, "Fiasco." 126442 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 14, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8931 Episode. 8-14-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Denis Leary, actor, "Rescue Me." 126443 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 14, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10163 Episode. 8-14-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ben Stiller, actor-writer-director, “Tropic Thunder.” 126444 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 15, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3993 Episode. 8-15-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Steve Carrell, actor, "The 40-year-old Virgin.". 126445 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 15, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6670 Episode. 8-15-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Samuel Jackson, actor, "Snakes on a Plane." 126446 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 15, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8932 Episode. 8-15-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Stephen F. Hayes, author, "Cheney." 126447 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 16, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3993 Episode. 8-16-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Seymour Hersh, Author, "Chain of Command." 126448 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 16, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6680 Episode. 8-16-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Thomas Kean, author, "Without Precedent" 126449 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 16, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8933 Episode. 8-16-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sen. John McCain, author, "Hard Call." 126450 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 17, 2004 T DVD -R 1875 Episode. 8-17-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: Senator Norm Coleman, Republican from Minnesota 126451 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 17, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4019 Episode. 8-17-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Irving, author "Until I Find You." 126452 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 17, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6690 Episode. 8-17-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Matt Dillon, actor, "Factotum." 126453 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 17, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11361 Episode. 8-17-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David Cross, author, “I Drink for a Reason.” 126454 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 18, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4019 Episode. 8-18-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John N. Richardson, author, "My Father the Spy." 126455 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 18, 2004 T DVD -R 1879 Episode. 8-18-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: Actor Burt Reynolds discussing "Without a Paddle," his latest film. 126456 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 18, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11362 Episode. 8-18-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Christopher McDougall, author, “Born to Run.” 126457 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 19, 2004 T DVD -R 1886 Episode. 8-19-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: Actor Seth Green discussing "Without a Paddle," his latest film. 126458 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 19, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11363 Episode. 8-19-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tim Gunn, “Project Runway.” 126459 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 2, 2004 T DVD -R 1849 Episode. 8-2-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: Republican Congressman Henry Bonilla from Texas. 126460 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 2, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3928 Episode. 8-2-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Senator Joe Biden, Democrat-Deleware 126461 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 2, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6588 Episode. 8-2-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Chris Paine, author, "Who Killed the Electric Car." 126462 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 2, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8824 Episode. 8-2-1007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Matt Damon, actor, "The Bourne Ultimatum." 126463 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 20, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8934 Episode. 8-20-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Nikolas Kozloff, author, "Hugo Chavez." 126464 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 20, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11364 Episode. 8-20-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Betsy McCaughey, chairman, Committee to Reduce Infection Deaths 126465 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 21, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6719 Episode. 8-21-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Reza Aslan, CBS News Analyst. 126466 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 21, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8935 Episode. 8-21-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Alan Weisman, author, "The World Without Us." 126467 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 22, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4073 Episode. 8-22-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Chris Wallace, Fox News Sunday 126468 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 22, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6720 Episode. 8-22-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: William Cohen, former Secretary of Defense 126469 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 22, 2007 T DVD -R 8936 Episode. 8-22-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sen. Barack Obama, D Illinois. 126470 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 23, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4073 Episode. 8-23-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rachel Weisz, actor, "The Constant Gardener" 126471 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 23, 2004 T DVD -R 1896 Episode. 8-23-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: Robert Smith, author of "The Rest of the Iceberg." 126472 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 23, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6730 Episode. 8-23-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Frederick Lane, author, "The Decency Wars." 126473 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 23, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8937 Episode. 8-23-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Lt. Colonel John Nagl, Counterinsurgery Field Manual. 126474 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 24, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4090 Episode. 8-24-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Senator Trent Lott, R-Mississippi 126475 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 24, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6748 Episode. 8-24-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Martin Short, actor, "Martin Short: Fame Becomes One." 126476 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 25, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4090 Episode. 8-25-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Christopher Hitchens, author, "Thomas Jefferson." 126477 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 25, 2004 T DVD -R 189 Episode. 8-25-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: Ed Gillespie, chairman of the Republican National Committee 126478 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 26, 2008: Democratic National Convention - Indecision 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10164 Episode. 8-26-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Gov. Tim Kane, Democrat from Virginia. Democratic Convention. Guess Who’s Coming to Denver. Live from the University of Denver. Indecision 2008. 126479 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 27, 2008: Democratic National Convention - Indecision 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10168 Episode. 8-27-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Howard Dean, chairman, Democrat National Committee. Democratic Convention. Guess Who’s Coming to Denver. Live from the University of Denver. Indecision 2008. 126480 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 28, 2008: Democratic National Convention - Indecision 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10199 Episode. 8-28-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Senator Evan Bayh, Democrat, Indiana. Democratic Convention. Guess Who’s Coming to Denver. Live from the University of Denver. Indecision 2008. 126481 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 29, 2008: Democratic National Convention - Indecision 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10236 Episode. 8-29-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Democratic Convention. Guess Who’s Coming to Denver. Live from the University of Denver. Indecision 2008. From the Mile-High City. Obama’s speech. “We’re not reporting the new. We are the news.” 126482 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 3, 2004 T DVD -R 1837 Episode. 8-3-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart who interviews Tom Brokaw at the Democratic National Convention. Guest: Spike Lee, director of "She Hate Me." 126483 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 3, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3928 Episode. 8-3-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Crawford, author, "The Last True Story I'll Ever Tell." 126484 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 3, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6589 Episode. 8-3-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Danny DeVito, actor, "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." 126485 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 3, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11336 Episode. 8-3-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ronald Kessler, author, “In the President’s Secret Service.” 126486 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 30, 2004 T DVD -R 1884 Episode. 8-30-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. The Presidential Election, 2004. Pre-Republican Convention coverage. Clip show. Correspondents Samantha Bee, Stephen Colbert, Rob Corddry and Ed Helms 126487 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 4, 2004 T DVD -R 1858 Episode. 8-4-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Ed Helms, Senior Political Analyst. Samantha Bee on the month of August. Guest: Actor Aaron Eckhart in film "Suspect Zero." 126488 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 4, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3960 Episode. 8-4-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Miles O'Brien, co-anchor, CNN "American Morning." 126489 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 4, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10123 Episode. 8-4-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dennis Hopper, actor, “Elegy.” 126490 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 4, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11337 Episode. 8-4-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rep. Henry Waxman, Democrat, California 126491 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 5, 2004 T DVD -R 1859 Episode. 8-5-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Commentator Lew Black. Guest: Actor Natalie Portman talking about her latest film, "Garden State." 126492 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 5, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10124 Episode. 8-5-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Seth Rogan, actor-writer, “Pineapple Express.” 126493 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 5, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11338 Episode. 8-5-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Paul Giamati, actor, “Cold Souls.” 126494 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 6, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10125 Episode. 8-6-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat, New York. 126495 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 6, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11339 Episode. 8-6-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dara Torres, 5-time Olympic Champion Swimmer, author, “Age Is Just a Number.” 126496 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 7, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8851 Episode. 8-7-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Andy Samberg, actor, "Hot Rod." 126497 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 7, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10143 Episode. 8-7-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David Gregory, NBC News White House Correspondent. 126498 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 8, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3960 Episode. 8-8-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Paul Rudd, actor, "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" 126499 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 8, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6630 Episode. 8-8-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Brian Williams, anchor, NBC Nightly News 126500 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 8, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8852 Episode. 8-8-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Senator Joe Bidden, Democratic Presidential Candidate. 126501 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 9, 2004 T DVD -R 1859 Episode. 8-9-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Political Correspondent Steven Colbert at the Democratic National Convention interviewing a "rainbow" group of Democrats on unity. Guest: President Bill Clinton, author of "My Life." (Two segments.) Clinton talks about the election campaign strategy, dirty political commercials, politics and his book. 126502 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 9, 2006 T DVD -R JQ 6639 Episode. 8-9-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Craig Glenday, Guinness World Records 2007. 126503 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August 9, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8853 Episode. 8-9-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tal Ben-Shahar, author, "Happier." 126504 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: August, 2003 T SVD 1433 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126505 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 1, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4910 Episode. 12-1-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: The White Stripes, musical guests. 126506 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 1, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10591 Episode. 12-1-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Anne Hathaway, actor, “Rachel Getting Married.” 126507 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 1, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11682 Episode. 12-1-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Thomas Friedman, The New York Times 126508 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 10, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10616 Episode. 12-10-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Comedian Don Rickles, author, “Rickles’ Letters.” 126509 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 10, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11688 Episode. 12-10-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Gwen Ifill, author, “The Breakthrough.” 126510 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 11, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10617 Episode. 12-11-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Philip Seymour Hoffmann, actor, “Doubt.” 126511 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 11, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7520 Episode. 12-11-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Political Correspondent Samantha Bee. Guest: Sen. Lincoln Chafee, Republican, Rhode Island 126512 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 12, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7540 Episode. 12-12-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Fareed Zakaria, editor, Newsweek International 126513 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 13, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4990 Episode. 12-13-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Howard Stern, radio personality. 126514 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 13, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2543 Episode. 12-13-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Kevin Spacey, star of "Beyond the Sea." 126515 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 13, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7250 Episode. 12-13-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Political Correspondent Samantha Bee. Guest: Ricky Gervais, actor, "Night at the Museum." 126516 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 14, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 5030 Episode. 12-14-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tom Brokaw, "Tom Brokaw Reports, To War and Back." 126517 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 14, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2541 Episode. 12-14-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dore Gold, former Israeli Amasser to the United Nations and author of "Tower of Babble: How the U.N. Fuels Global Chaos." 126518 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 14, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7560 Episode. 12-14-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rajiv Chandrasekaran, author, "Imperial Life in the Emerald City." 126519 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 14, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11691 Episode. 12-14-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sigourney Weaver, actor, “Avatar.” 126520 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 15, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 5040 Episode. 12-15-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sarah Jessica Parker, actor, "The Family Stone." 126521 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 15, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2557 Episode. 12-15-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Billy Connolly in "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events." 126522 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 15, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11692 Episode. 12-15-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Secretary Ray LaHood, secretary of transportation. 126523 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 16, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2557 Episode. 12-16-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Katie Couric, NBC Today Show. 126524 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 16, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11693 Episode. 12-16-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Hugh Grant, actor, “Did You Hear About the Morgans?” 126525 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 2, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2457 Episode. 12-2-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Stephen King, author of a book on being a Boston Red Sox fan. 126526 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 2, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10592 Episode. 12-2-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Calvin Trillin, author, “Deciding the Next Decider.” 126527 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 2, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11683 Episode. 12-2-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Lance Armstrong, author, “Comeback 2.0.” 126528 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 20, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7570 Episode. 12-20-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ben Stiller, actor, "Night at the Museum." 126529 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 3, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10593 Episode. 12-3-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Arianna Huffington, author, “The Huffington Post Complete Guide to Blogging.” 126530 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 3, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11684 Episode. 12-3-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michael Specter, author, “Denialism.” 126531 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 3, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11684 Episode. 12-3-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michael Specter, author, “Denialism.” 126532 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 4, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7450 Episode. 12-4-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Nathan Lane, actor, "Butley" on New York stage. 126533 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 4, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10612 Episode. 12-4-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ron Howard, director, “Frost/Nixon.” 126534 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 5, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4940 Episode. 12-5-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Former President Jimmy Carter, author, "Our Endangered Values." 126535 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 5, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4940 Episode. 12-5-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Former President Jimmy Carter, author, "Our Endangered Values." 126536 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 5, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7480 Episode. 12-5-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sen. John Danforth, author, "Faith and Politics." 126537 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 6, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4950 Episode. 12-6-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michelle Yeoh, actor, "Memoirs of a Geisha." 126538 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 6, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2485 Episode. 12-6-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Isabella Rossellini, actor in "Earthsea." 126539 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 6, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7490 Episode. 12-6-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Eve Herold, author, "Stem Cell Wars." 126540 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 7, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4960 Episode. 12-7-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David McCullough, author, "1976" 126541 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 7, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2502 Episode. 12-7-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Paul O'Neill, former Treasury Secretary 126542 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 7, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7530 Episode. 12-7-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ed Viesturs, author, "No Shortcuts to the Top." 126543 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 7, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11685 Episode. 12-7-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dan Rather, “Dan Rather Reporters.” 126544 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 8, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4970 Episode. 12-8-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ken Auletta, New Yorker Media Critic 126545 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 8, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2502 Episode. 12-8-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Seth Mnookin, Author, "Hard News." 126546 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 8, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10609 Episode. 12-8-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Matthew Alexander, author, “How To Break a Terrorist.” 126547 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 8, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11686 Episode. 12-8-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Mike Huckabee, author, “A Simple Christmas.” 126548 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 9, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10613 Episode. 12-9-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Mike Huckabee, author, “Do The Right Ring.” 126549 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 9, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2519 Episode. 12-9-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Kate Bosworth, featured in "Beyond the Sea." 126550 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: December 9, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11687 Episode. 12-9-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Andrew Ross Sorkin, The New York Times 126551 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Democratic National Convention, July 27, 2004 T DVD -R 1833 Episode. 7-27-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. At the Democratic National Convention in Boston 126552 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Democratic National Convention, July 28, 2004 T DVD -R 1838 HQ Episode. 7-28-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. At the Democratic National Convention in Boston 126553 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Democratic National Convention, July 29, 2004 T DVD -R 1844 Episode. 7-29-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. At the Democratic National Convention in Boston. Journalist Ted Koppel of "Nightline." 126554 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Democratic National Convention, July 29, 2004 T DVD -R 1844 Episode. 7-29-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. At the Democratic National Convention in Boston. Journalist Ted Koppel of "Nightline." 126555 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Election Night 2004: Prelude to a Recount T DVD -R HQ 2263 Episode. 11-2-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover Election Night 2004. Guests: The Rev. Al Sharpton. Former Gov. William Weld (R-Mass). Election night coverage. 126556 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Evolution Schmevolution -- Day Four -- The Final Day T DVD -R HQ 4285 Episode. 9-15-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff do a Daily Show Special Report, a four-day evaluation of Evolution. Guest: Gwyneth Paltrow, actor, "Proof." 126557 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Evolution Schmevolution -- Day One T DVD -R HQ 4311 Episode. 9-12-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff do a Daily Show Special Report, a four-day evaluation of Evolution. 126558 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Evolution Schmevolution -- Day Three T DVD -R HQ 4285 Episode. 9-14-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff do a Daily Show Special Report, a four-day evaluation of Evolution. Guest Panel of Experts. Guest panelists: Dr. Edward J. Larson, author, "Evolution: The Remarkable History of a Scientific Theory." Dr. William A. Dembski, author, "Intelligent Design: The Bridge Between Science and Theology," and Ellie Crystal, metaphysical theorist. 126559 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February `4, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7963 Episode. 1-14-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ishmael Beah, author, "A Long Way Gone." 126560 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 1, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2777 Episode. 2-1-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Paula Abdul, "American Idol." 126561 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 1, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7902 Episode. 2-1-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sienna Miller, actor, "Factory Girl." 126562 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 1, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11781 Episode. 2-1-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Chief Economist Austan Goolsbeer on the Economic Recovery Advisory Board talks with Jon about the current state of the economy. President Obama has lunch with the GOP. What are Bush and Blair doing nowadays? 126563 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 10, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10864 Episode. 2-10-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Thomas Ricks, author, “The Gambler.” 126564 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 10, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11793 Episode. 2-10-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Hall of Fame Center Fielder Willie Mays talks about his new book, “Willie Mays: The Life, The Legend.” Global warming debunked due to snowmageddon, snowpocalypse and snowtorious B.I.G. Haitian orphan saga. 126565 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 11, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9653 Episode. 2-11-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Philip Shenon, author, “The Commission” 126566 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 11, 2004 T SVD 1505 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126567 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 11, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10877 Episode. 2-11-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Daniel Serung, author, “Two Billion Cars.” 126568 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 11, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11795 Episode. 2-11-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Director Lee Daniels talks about his film, “Precious: Based on the Novel ‘Push,’ by Sapphire.” Obama’s health care debate trap. Iran’s space program. 126569 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 12, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9654 Episode. 2-12-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Bill Kristol, editor, “The Weekly Standard.” 126570 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 12, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10878 Episode. 2-12-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Sununu, former United States Senator, New Hampshire, Republican. 126571 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 13, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9655 Episode. 2-13-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Mark Siegel, Benazir Bhuto Adviser 126572 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 13, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5470 Episode. 2-13-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Astronaut Mike Mullane, author, "Riding Rockets." 126573 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 13, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7940 Episode. 2-13-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Christopher Horner, author, "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming and Environmentalism." 126574 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 14, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2843 Episode. 2-14-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Redmond O'Hanlon, author, "Trawler." 126575 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 14, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5480 Episode. 2-14-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Peter Tertzakian, author, "A Thousand Barrels a Second." 126576 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 14, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9677 Episode. 2-14-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Lee Seigel, author, “Against the Machine.” 126577 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 15, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 2843 Episode. 2-15-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Eric Idle, author, "The Greedy Bastard Play." 126578 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 15, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5490 Episode. 2-15-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Julianne Moore, actor, "Freedomland" 126579 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 15, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8010 Episode. 1-15-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Meredith Vierira, Co-Anchor, Today Show. 126580 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 16, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2848 Episode. 2-16-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Alan Cumming, actor, "Son of the Mask." 126581 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 16, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5495 Episode. 2-16-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ed Harris, actor, "Winter Passing." 126582 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 17, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 2848 Episode. 2-17-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Mark Mills, author, "The Bottomless Well." 126583 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 2, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2797 Episode. 2-2-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Anderson Cooper of "Anderson Cooper 360." 126584 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 2, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5400 Episode. 2-2-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Robert O'Harrow Jr., author, "No Place To Hide." 126585 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 2, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10841 Episode. 2-2-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Lawrence Lindsey, author, “What a President Should Know.” 126586 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 2, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11782 Episode. 2-2-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Anchor and Managing Editor of “NBC Nightly News,” Brian Williams. Toyota Recall. Hamas makes anti-Semitic cartoons. 126587 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 2004 T SVD 1505 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126588 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 21, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5510 Episode. 2-21-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sarah Vowell, author, "Assassination Vacation." 126589 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 22, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 2874 Episode. 2-22-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rachel Weisz, actor in "Constantine." 126590 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 22, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5530 Episode. 2-22-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Matthew Fox, actor, "Lost" 126591 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 22, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11811 Episode. 2-22-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Comedian Ricky Gervais. CPAC, the conservatives Woodstock. Glenn Beck’s rant on the disease of progressivism. 126592 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 23, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2874 Episode. 2-23-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Peter Jennings, ABC Anchor and host for "Peter Jennings Reports: UFOs." 126593 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 23, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5558 Episode. 2-23-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun Times film critic. 126594 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 23, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10896 Episode. 2-23-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jeff Bezos, founder/CEO of Amazon.com 126595 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 23, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11812 Episode. 2-23-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Comedian Jeff Garlin talks about his new book, “My Footprint: Carrying the Weight of the World.” New credit card legislation takes effect along with new credit card company methods and fees to make money. Toyota’s acceleration problems. 126596 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 24, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2899 Episode. 2-24-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Christina Ricci, actor in "Cursed." 126597 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 24, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3005 Episode. 3-16-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rev. Al Green, "Everything's On." 126598 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 24, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10897 Episode. 2-24-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ricky Gervais, actor-writer, “Ricky Gervais: Out of England.” 126599 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 24, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11813 Episode. 2-24-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Actor and Comedian Tracy Morgan talks about his new movie “Cop Out.” Health care summit’s eve and Republican gripes. The problem with the Winter Olympics. 126600 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 25, 2004 T DVD -R 1520 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126601 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 25, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10898 Episode. 2-25-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tom Selleck, actor, “Jesse Stone: Thin Ice.” 126602 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 25, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11814 Episode. 2-25-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: House Majority Whip James Clyburn talks about his experience at the health care summit. 126603 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 26, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8039 Episode. 1-26-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Craig Newmark, Customer Service Rep/Founder Cragislist. 126604 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 26, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9703 Episode. 2-26-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Madeline Albright, author, “Memo to the President Elect.” 126605 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 26, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10899 Episode. 2-26-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Brian Williams, anchor, NBC Nightly News. 126606 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 27, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8040 Episode. 2-27-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Amaechi, author, "Man in the Middle." 126607 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 28, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 2899 Episode. 2-28-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Senator Ben Nelson, Democrat from Nebraska 126608 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 28, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8050 Episode. 2-28-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jake Gyllenhaal, actor, "Zodiac." 126609 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 28, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9716 Episode. 2-26-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Brian Williams, anchor, NBC Nightly News 126610 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 3, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2797 Episode. 2-3-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Joe Klein, Columnist, Time Magazine 126611 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 3, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10842 Episode. 2-3-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dev Patel, actor, “Slumdog Millionaire.” 126612 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 3, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11783 Episode. 2-3-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Author Atul Gawande talks about his new book, “The Checklist Manifesto: How To Get Things Right.” Potential repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell.” Correspondent Samantha Bee investigates the decline of the power of men. 126613 20081 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 4, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9670 Episode. 2-4-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Tim Gunn, Project Runway 126614 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 4, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10843 Episode. 2-4-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Karen Greenberg, director, NYU Center on Law and Security 126615 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 4, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11784 Episode. 2-4-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: House of Representative Anthony Weiner. Jon talks about his interview on “The O’Reilly Factor” with his therapist. Jon takes a look at the overreactions of the biogosphere. President Obama takes a question from a guy named Dick Swett. 126616 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 5, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9652 Episode. 2-5-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Chris Wallace, Host, Fox News Sunday. 126617 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 5, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7890 Episode. 2-5-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Walter Scheib, author, "White House Chef." 126618 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 5, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10844 Episode. 2-5-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Randall Balmer, author, “God in the White House.” 126619 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 6, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7903 Episode. 2-6-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Mike Rowe, Dirty Jobs. 126620 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 6, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9669 Episode. 2-6-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Tom Brokaw, Special Correspondent, NBC News 126621 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 7, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5440 Episode. 2-7-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Torie Clarke, author, "Lipstick on a Pig." 126622 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 7, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7904 Episode. 2-7-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ralph Nader, author, "The Seventeen Traditions." 126623 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 8, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5450 Episode. 2-8-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Harrison Ford, actor, "Firewall." 126624 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 8, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7905 Episode. 2-8-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Mellencamp, composer, "Freedom's Road." 126625 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 8, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11791 Episode. 2-8-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jenny Sanford discusses her new book “Staying True.” Tea party convention highlights and Sarah Palin’s scribbled cheat sheet on her hand. Lewis Black on using the word retarded. 126626 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 9, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5460 Episode. 2-9-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Will Arnett, creator-writer, "Arrested Development." 126627 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 9, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10861 Episode. 2-9-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Walter Isaacson, President, Aspen Institute. 126628 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: February 9, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11792 Episode. 2-9-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich talks about his new book “To Try Men’s Souls: A Novel of George Washington and the Fight for American Freedom.” Alabama Senator Richard Shelby holds confirmations hostage until he gets some pork for his State. John Oliver visits an RNC meeting in Hawaii. 126629 2001 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Fifth Anniversary Show, The T SVD 1091 (Excerpts) Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126630 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Generic Program, February 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2815 Episode. 2-7-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Seymour Hersh, Author, "Chain of Command." 126631 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Generic Program, February 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2815 Episode. 2-8-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Leguizano, actor. 126632 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 10, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2670 Episode. 1-10-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Grisham, "The Broker." 126633 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 10, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5210 Episode. 1-10-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Albert Brooks, "Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World." 126634 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 10, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7764 Episode. 1-10-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Governor Mike Huckabee, former governor of Arkansas. 126635 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 10, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9492 Episode. 1-10-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Lou Dobbs, Author, “Independents Day” 126636 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 11, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5240 Episode. 1-11-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Peter Bergen, author, "The Osama bin Laden I Know." 126637 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 11, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7760 Episode. 1-11-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Peter O'Toole, actor, "Venus." 126638 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 11, 2010 T Episode. 1-11-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Author John Yoo talks about his new book, “Crisis and Command: A History of Executive Power from George Washington to George W. Bush.” 126639 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 12, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2670 Episode. 1-12-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dennis Quaid, promoting his film, "In Good Company." 126640 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 12, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5200 Episode. 1-12-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Edward Lazarus, author "Closed Chambers." 126641 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 12, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10771 Episode. 1-12-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Maxwell Kennedy, author, “Danger’s Hour.” 126642 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 12, 2010 T Episode. 1-12-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Author Paul Ingrassia and his new book, “Crash Course: The American Automobile Industry’s Road from Glory to Disaster.” 126643 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 13, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2672 Episode. 1-13-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Annette Bening, "Being Julia." 126644 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 13, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10772 Episode. 1-13-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Daniel Craig, actor, “Defiance.” 126645 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 13, 2010 T Episode. 1-13-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ringo Starr and the Ben Harper Band drop by to talk about and sing and song from their new album “Y Not.” 126646 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 14, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9521 Episode. 1-14-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Fareed Zakaria, editor, Newsweek International 126647 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 14, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10773 Episode. 1-14-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Fareed Zakaria, editor, Newsweek International 126648 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 14, 2010 T Episode. 1-14-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tom Brokaw, NBC News Correspondent 126649 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 15, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7765 Episode. 1-15-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Josh Bernstein, author, ":Digging For the Truth." 126650 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 15, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9522 Episode. 1-15-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: John Bolton, author, “Surrender Is Not An Option.” 126651 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 15, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10774 Episode. 1-15-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bethany McLean, Vanity Fair 126652 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 16, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5280 Episode. 1-16-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Eugene Jarecki, "Why We Fight" documentary. 126653 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 16, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7766 Episode. 1-16-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michael Oren, author, "Power, Faith and Fantasy." 126654 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 16, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9523 Episode. 1-16-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Jonah Goldberg, author, “Liberal Fascism.” 126655 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 17, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2688 Episode. 1-17-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Brian Ross, ABC News 126656 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 17, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5290 Episode. 1-17-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: L. Paul Bremer, author, "My Year in Iraq." 126657 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 17, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7767 Episode. 11-17-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jerry Rice, author, "Go Along!" 126658 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 17, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9529 Episode. 1-17-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Allen Raymond, author, “How To Rig an Election.” 126659 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 18, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2688 Episode. 1-18-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jim Wallis, author of "God's Politics." 126660 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 18, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5300 Episode. 1-18-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: R. James Woolsey, former CIA Director 126661 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 18, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7768 Episode. 11-18-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Robin Wright Penn, actor, "Breaking and Entering." 126662 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 18, 2010 T Episode. 1-18-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David M. Walker, financial expert and former comptroller general and his new book, “Comeback America: Turning the Country Around and Restoring Fiscal Responsibility.” 126663 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 19, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2697 Episode. 1-19-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michael Beschloss, Presidential historian 126664 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 19, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10795 Episode. 1-19-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Abderrahim Foukara, Washington D.C. Bureau Chief, Al Jazeera 126665 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 19, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11731 Episode. 1-19-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Collin Firth, Actor, “A Single Man.” 126666 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 20, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2716 Episode. 1-20-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Senator Joe Leiberman on Presidential Inauguration day. 126667 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 20, 2009: Changefest ‘09: Rebirth of a Nation: Night of History and Balls, A T DVD -R HQ 10796 Episode. 1-20-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the inauguration of the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama in Washington D.C. 126668 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 20, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11732 Episode. 1-20-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Evangelical Christian writer and political activist Jim Wallis and his new book, “Rediscovering Values: On Wall Street, Main Street, and Your Street.” 126669 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2629 Episode. 1-3-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Billy Connolly, actor in Lemony Snicket's a Series of Unfortunate Events 126670 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 21, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9551 Episode. 1-21-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Jon Meacham, Editor, Newsweek 126671 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 21, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10797 Episode. 1-21-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David Sanger, author, “The Inheritance.” 126672 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 21, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11733 Episode. 1-21-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Actress Julie Andrews and her new film “The Tooth Fairy.” 126673 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 22, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9552 Episode. 1-22-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Jim Wallis, author, “The Great Awakening.” 126674 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 22, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10798 Episode. 1-22-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Liam Neeson, actor, “Taken.” 126675 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 23, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5327 Episode. 1-23-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Fred Barnes, author, "Rebel-in-Chief." 126676 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 23, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7829 Episode. 11-23-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Terry McAuliffe, author, "What a Party!" 126677 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 23, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9554 Episode. 1-23-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: P.J. O’Rourke, author, “On the Wealth of Nations.” 126678 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 24, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2733 Episode. 1-24-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Richard Viguerie, author "America's Right Turn." 126679 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 24, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5329 Episode. 1-24-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rewza Aslan, author, "No god but God." 126680 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 24, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7830 Episode. 11-24-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Scott McClellan, former White House Press Secretary. 126681 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 25, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2748 Episode. 1-25-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Seymour Hersh, Investigative Reporter, The New Yorker 126682 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 25, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5340 Episode. 1-25-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Anthony Hopkins, actor, "The World's Fastest Indian." 126683 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 25, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7849 Episode. 1-25-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sen. Chuck Schumber, author "Positively American." 126684 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 25, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11751 Episode. 1-25-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bill Gates, co-founder of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Microsoft. Obama speaks to sixth graders. Supreme Court decision allows corporations to spend freely on political campaigns. South Carolina’s Lieutenant Governor speaks his mind about stray animals and starving people. 126685 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 26, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2748 Episode. 1-26-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Leguizano, actor, "Assault on Precinct 13." 126686 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 26, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5350 Episode. 1-26-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bernard-Henri Levy, author, "American Vertigo." 126687 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 26, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10818 Episode. 1-26-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jimmy Carter, former president, author, “We Can Have Peace in the Holy Land.” 126688 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 26, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11752 Episode. 1-26-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Elizabeth Warren, Chair of the Congressional Oversight Panel on TARP. Osama bin Laden comments on underwear bomber and Wyatt Cenac comments on terror trials in NYC. Obama goes after the banks and some crazy thoughts on what affects the stock market. 126689 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 27, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2756 Episode. 1-27-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Christine Todd Whitman, author, "It's My Party Too." 126690 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 27, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10819 Episode. 1-27-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Gwen Ifil, author, “The Breakthrough.” 126691 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 27, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11753 Episode. 1-27-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Author Ethan Watters talks about his new book, “Crazy Like Us: The Globalization of the American Psyche. Democrats bow down to Republican policies. ACORN pimp arrested. 126692 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 28, 2004 T SVD 1511 Episode. 1-28-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126693 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 28, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9539 Episode. 1-28-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Phil Simms, lead analyst, “The NFL on CBS.” 126694 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 28, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10822 Episode. 1-28-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Neil deGrasse Tyson, author, “The Pluto Files.” 126695 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 28, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11754 Episode. 1-28-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Presidential Historian and Author Doris Kearns Goodwin. State of the Union highlights. 126696 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 29, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9540 Episode. 1-29-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Doris Kearns Goodwin, presidential historian 126697 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 29, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7850 Episode. 1-29-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bill Gates, chairman, Microsoft 126698 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 29, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10823 Episode. 1-29-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: P.W. Singer, author, “Wired for War.” 126699 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 30, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9580 Episode. 1-30-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Peggy Noonan, The Wall Street Journal 126700 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 30, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5380 Episode.1-30-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Randy Jackson, American Idol judge 126701 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 30, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7870 Episode. 1-30-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Neil DeGrasse Tyson, author, "Death by Black Hole." 126702 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 31, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9621 Episode. 1-31-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Karen Timulty, National Political Correspondent, Time Magazine. 126703 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 31, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2777 Episode. 1-31-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek columnist 126704 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 31, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5390 Episode. 1-31-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Charles Barkley, author, "Who's Afraid of a Large Black Man?" Barkley former basketball star and now sports commentator. 126705 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 31, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7879 Episode. 1-31-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Joe Biden, Presidential Candidate Democrat. 126706 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 4, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2629 Episode #834. 1-4-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Paul Giamati, actor in "Sideways." 126707 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 4, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5170 Episode. 1-4-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: George Packer, author, "The Assassins' Gate: America in Iraq 126708 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 4, 2010 T Episode. 1-4-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michael Pollan, Journalist and Author talked about his new book “Food Rules: An Eater’s Manual.” 126709 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 5, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2649 Episode. 1-5-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Don Cheadle, actor in "Hotel Rwanda" 126710 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 5, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5177 Episode. 1-5-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Pierce Brosnan, actor, "The Matador." 126711 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 5, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10731 Episode. 1-5-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dick Gregory, “Meet the Press,” NBC. 126712 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 5, 2010 T Episode. 1-5-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Director George Lucas talks about his new book, “George Lucas’s Blockbusting: A Decade-by-Decade Survey of Timeless Movies Including Untold Secrets of Their Financial and Cultural Success.” 126713 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 6, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2655 Episode. 1-6-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Howard Zinn, author of "Voices of a People's History of the United States." 126714 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 6, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10736 Episode. 1-6-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michael Woolf, author, “The Man Who Owns the News.” 126715 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 6, 2010 T Episode. 1-6-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Adm. Michael Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the principal military advisor to the president. 126716 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 7, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9430 Episode. 1-7-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Ron Seeber, professor of labor relations, Cornell University 126717 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 7, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10748 Episode. 1-7-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rachel Maddow, “The Rachel Maddow Show,” CNN. 126718 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 7, 2010 T Episode. 1-7-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Maggie Gyllenhaal, actor in “Crazy Heart.” 126719 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 8, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7620. Episode. 1-8-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Louis C.K., "Shameless." 126720 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 8, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9460 Episode. 1-8-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: David Frum, author, “Comeback.” 126721 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 8, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10756 Episode. 1-8-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dana Perino, White House Press Secretary. 126722 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 9, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7640 Episode. 1-9-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Harry Frankfurt, author, "On Truth." 126723 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: January 9, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9491 Episode. 1-9-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: John Zogby of Zogby International 126724 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 1, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11254 Episode. 7-1-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Justin Fox, author, “The Myth of the Rational Market.” 126725 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 10, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6370 Episode. 7-10-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ilario Pantano, author, "Warlord." 126726 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 11, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3731 Episode. 7-11-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Marci Hamilton, author, "God vs. the Gavel." 126727 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 11, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6404 Episode. 7-11-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Dean, author, "Conservatives Without Conscience." 126728 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 12, 2004 T DVD -R 1788 Episode. 7-12-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: CNN Anchor Wolf Blitzer of Wolf Blitzer Reports and Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer. 126729 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 12, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3731 Episode. 7-12-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Matt Taibbi, author, "Spanking the Donkey." 126730 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 12, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6405 Episode. 7-12-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Shawn Wayans, actor, "Little Man." 126731 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 12, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10036 Episode. 7-12-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Richard Engel, Chief Foreign Correspondent for NBC News and author, “War Journal.” 126732 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 13, 2004 T DVD -R 1795 Episode. 7-13-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: Newsweek Investigative Correspondent Michael Isikoff on controversy about postponing election if a terrorist attack occurs. 126733 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 13, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3751 Episode. 7-13-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bernard Goldberg, author, "100 People Who Are Screwing Up America." 126734 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 13, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6407 Episode. 7-13-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Owen Wilson, actor, "You, Me and Dupree." 126735 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 13, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11291 Episode. 7-13-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rep. Barney Frank, Democrat from Massachusetts 126736 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 14, 2004 T DVD -R 1797 Episode. 7-14-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: NPR Correspondent Sarah Vowell., author of "The Partly Cloudy Patriot." 126737 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 14, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3751 Episode. 7-14-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michael Isikoff, Investigative Correspondent, Newsweek 126738 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 14, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10034 Episode. 7-14-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Andrew Ward, author, “The Slaves’ War.” 126739 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 14, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11292 Episode. 7-14-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Peter Mancall, author, “Fatal Journey.” 126740 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 15, 2004 T DVD -R 1799 Episode. 7-15-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: Creator of Da Ali G. Show, Sacha Baron Cohen. 126741 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 15, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10035 Episode. 7-15-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Pierce Brosnan, actor, “Mamma Mia.” 126742 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 15, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11293 Episode. 7-15-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, health and human services secretary. 126743 2002 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 16, 2002 T SVD 1214 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126744 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 16, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8730 Episode. 7-16-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Senior Military Affairs Correspondent Rob Riggle. Guest: Josh Rushing, author, "Mission Al Jazeera." 126745 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 16, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10052 Episode. 6-16-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Kenneth Pollack, author, “A Path out of the Desert.” 126746 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 16, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11294 Episode. 7-16-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Robert Glennon, author, “Unquenchable.” 126747 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 17, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6450 Episode. 7-17-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Gordon Chang, author, "Nuclear Showdown." 126748 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 17, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8740 Episode. 7-17-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Christopher Walken, actor, "Hairspray." 126749 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 17, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10053 Episode. 7-17-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Maggie Gyllenhaal, “The Dark Knight.” 126750 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 18, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3800 Episode. 7-18-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Reporters Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, "The Secret Man." 126751 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 18, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6460 Episode. 7-18-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: m. Night Shyamalan, director, "Lady in the Water." 126752 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 18, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8750 Episode. 7-18-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Matt Groening, "The Simpsons Movie." 126753 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 19, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3800 Episode. 7-19-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Billy Bob Thornton, actor, "Bad News Bears." 126754 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 19, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6470 Episode. 7-19-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: James MacGuire, author, "American Bee." 126755 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 19, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8760 Episode. 7-19-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Adam Sandler, actor, "I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry 126756 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 2, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11279 Episode. 7-2-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Robert Kenner, director, “Food, Inc.” 126757 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 20, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3801 Episode. 7-20-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., author, "Crimes Against Nature." 126758 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 20, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6490 Episode. 7-20-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Paul Giamatti, actor, "Lady in the Water." 126759 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 20, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11306 (No Number on Disc) Episode. 7-20-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Brian Williams, NBC News 126760 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 21, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3801 Episode. 7-21-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek Columnist 126761 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 21, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10054 Episode. 7-21-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Richard Bitner, author, “Confessions of a Subprime Lender.” 126762 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 21, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11307 Episode. 7-21-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Secretary Stephen Chu, Energy Secretary 126763 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 22, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10055 Episode. 7-22-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly, “Step Brothers.” 126764 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 22, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11308 Episode. 7-22-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Kevin Nealon, “Weeds.” 126765 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 23, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8770 Episode. 7-23-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Correspondent Samantha Bee. Guest: Neil DeGrasse Tyson, host, "Nova scienceNow." 126766 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 23, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10056 Episode. 7-23-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: T.J. English, author, “Havana Nocturne.” 126767 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 23, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11309 Episode. 7-23-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sally Jenkins, author, “The State of Jones” 126768 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 24, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6500 Episode. 7-24-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sen. John McCain, Republican from Arizona. 126769 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 24, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8780 Episode. 7-24-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Robert Pallitto, author, "Presidential Secrecy and the Law." 126770 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 24, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10071 Episode. 7-24-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Geo Beach, author, “Tougher in Alaska.” 126771 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 25, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3847 Episode. 7-25-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Senator Rick Santorum, Republican from Pennsylvania 126772 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 25, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6520 Episode. 7-25-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ed Burns, actor, "The Groomsmen." 126773 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 25, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8785 Episode. 7-25-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rob Gifford, author, "China Road." 126774 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 26, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3847 Episode. 7-26-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Diane Lane, actor, "Must Love Dogs." 126775 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 26, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6539 Episode. 7-26-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sharon Weinberger, author, "Imaginary Weapons." 126776 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 26, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8810 Episode. 7-26-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Correspondent John Oliver. Guest: Robert Dallek, author, "Nixon and Kissinger." 126777 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 27, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3888 Episode. 7-27-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bob Costas, "Costas Show" 126778 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 27, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6540 Episode. 7-27-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dr. Alon Ben-Meir, Middle East Director, World Policy Institute, The New School 126779 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 27, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11326 Episode. 7-27-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bill Kristol, editor, The Weekly Standard 126780 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 28, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3888 Episode. 7-28-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Molly Gyllenhaal, actor, "Happy Endings" 126781 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 28, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10074 Episode. 7-28-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the House, author, “Know Your Power.” 126782 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 28, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11327 Episode. 7-28-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: This is Spinal Tap 126783 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 29, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10075 Episode. 7-29-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bill Bishop, author, author, “The Big Sort.” 126784 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 29, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11328 Episode. 7-29-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ambassador John Bolton, American Enterprise Institute 126785 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 30, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8820 Episode. 7-30-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Alastair Campbell, author, "The Blair Years." 126786 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 30, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10121 Episode. 7-30-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ben Wattenberg, author, “Fighting Words.” 126787 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 30, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11329 Episode. 7-30-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Judd Apatow, director, “Funny People.” 126788 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 31, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6590 Episode. 7-31-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Will Ferrell, actor, "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby." 126789 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 31, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8821 Episode. 7-31-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Lewis Gordon Pugh, endurance swimmer. 126790 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 31, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10122 Episode. 7-31-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Brian Williams, NBC Nightly News 126791 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 6, 2004 T DVD -R 1784 Episode. 7-6-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor: Stephen Colbert substituting for Jon Stewart. Guest: Presidential candidate Ralph Nader discusses his book, "The Good Fight." Rob Corddry, Senior Political Correspondent. 126792 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 7, 2004 T DVD -R 1784 Episode. 7-7-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: Actor Will Ferrell discusses the movie "Anchorman." 126793 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: July 8, 2004 T DVD -R 1788 Episode. 7-8-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: Actor Christina Applegate discusses the movie "Anchorman." 126794 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 2004 T DVD -R 1753 Episode. 6-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Actor Kevin Kline discusses the movie, "De-Lovely." 126795 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 1, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3453 Episode. 6-1-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bo Bice, American Idol runner-up 126796 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 1, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11159 Episode. 6-1-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bob Woodruff, author, “Earth 2100.” 126797 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 10, 2003 T SVD 1396 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126798 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 10, 2004 T DVD -R 1738 Episode. 6-10-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Actor Jennifer Love Hewitt discussing her new animated film, "Garfield." 126799 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 10, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9969 Episode. 6-10-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ralph Reed, author, “Dark Horse.” 126800 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 10, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11197 Episode. 6-10-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Saad Mohseni, executive producer, “Afghan Star.” 126801 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 11, 2003 T SVD 1395 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126802 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 11, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8653 Episode. 6-11-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David Steinberg, author, "The Book of David." 126803 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 11, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9964 Episode. 6-11-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rick Shenkman, author, “Just How Stupid Are We?” 126804 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 11, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11198 Episode. 6-11-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Katie Couric, “CBS Evening News With Katie Couric.” 126805 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 12, 2003 T SVD 1398 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126806 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 12, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6241 Episode. 6-12-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Thomas Friedman, author, "The World Is Flat." 126807 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 12, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8654 Episode. 6-12-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Robert Shrum, author, "No Excuses." 126808 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 12, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9966 Episode. 6-12-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Richard Engel, author, “War Journal.” 126809 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 13, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3551 Episode. 6-13-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Larry Diamond, author, "Squandered Victory." 126810 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 13, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6250 Episode. 6-13-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ken Mehlman, chairman, Republican National Committee 126811 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 13, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8657 (Mislabeled 8655) Episode. 6-13-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Alan Brandt, author, "The Cigarette Century." 126812 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 14, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3551 Episode. 6-14-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Will Ferrell, actor, "Bewitched." 126813 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 14, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6260 Episode. 6-14-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tim Russert, author, "Wisdom of Our Fathers." 126814 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 14, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8670 Episode. 6-14-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Angelina Jolie, actor, "A Mighty Heart." 126815 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 15, 2004 T DVD -R 1741 Episode. 6-15-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Reporter Hassan Ibrahim discusses the documentary "The Control Room." 126816 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 15, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3554 Episode. 6-15-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Flynt Leverett, author, "Inheriting Syria." 126817 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 15, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6270 Episode. 6-15-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Louis C.K., actor, "Lucky Louie." 126818 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 15, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11221 Episode. 6-15-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ed Helms, actor, “The Hangover.” 126819 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 16, 2004 T DVD -R 1744 Episode. 6-16-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Author Robert Reich discusses his new book, "Reason." 126820 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 16, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3554 Episode. 6-16-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Kenneth Timmerman, author, "Countdown to Crisis." 126821 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 16, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9967 Episode. 6-16-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David Iglesias, former U.S. Attorney 126822 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 16, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11222 Episode. 6-16-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tom Folsom, author, “The Mad Ones.” 126823 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 17, 2004 T DVD -R 1753 Episode. 6-17-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Comic Graham Norton discusses his new television show, "The Graham Norton Effect." 126824 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 17, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9968 Episode. 6-17-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Lara Logan, Chief Foreign Correspondent, CBS News 126825 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 17, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11223 Episode. 6-17-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Peter Laufer, author, “The Dangerous World of Butterflies.” 126826 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 18, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8680 Episode. 6-18-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Steve Carell, actor, "Evan Almighty." 126827 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 18, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9970 Episode. 6-18-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Steve Carell, actor, “Get Smart.” 126828 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 18, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11224 Episode. 6-18-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Mike Huckabee, host, “Huckabee.” 126829 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 19, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6292 Episode. 6-19-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Calvin Trillin, author, "A Heckuva Job" 126830 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 19, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8690 Episode. 6-19-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Brian Williams, Anchor, NBC Nightly News. 126831 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 19, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9993 Episode. 6-19-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Mike Myers, “The Love Guru.” 126832 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 2, 2003 T SVD 1410 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126833 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 2, 2004 T DVD -R 1714 Episode. 6-2-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Thomas Friedman. Author of "Longitudes and Attitudes." 126834 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 2, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3465 Episode. 6-2-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Russell Crowe, actor, "Cinderella Man." 126835 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 2, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10008 Episode. 6-2-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Scott McClellan, author, “What Happened.” 126836 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 2, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11167 Episode. 6-2-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: P.J. O’Rourke, author “Driving Like Crazy.” 126837 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 20, 2004 T DVD -R 1755 Episode. 6-20-04 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Filmmaker Michael Moore discusses his movie, "Fahrenheit 9/11." 126838 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 20, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3588 Episode. 6-20-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ringo Starr 126839 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 20, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6293 Episode. 6-20-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Juliet Eilperin of the Washington Post, author, "Fight Club Politics" 126840 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 20, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8696 Episode. 6-20-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Fareed Zakaria, Editor, Newsweek International 126841 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 21, 2004 T DVD -R 1753 Episode. 6-21-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Stephen F. Hayes discusses his book, "The Connection." 126842 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 21, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3588 Episode. 6-21-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dwight Yoakam, "Blame the Vain" 126843 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 21, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6319 Episode. 6-21-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Anderson Cooper, "Anderson Cooper 360 degrees 126844 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 21, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8697 Episode. 6-21-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Greg Bear, author, "Quantico." 126845 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 22, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3602 Episode. 6-22-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bill Moyers, author, "Moyers on America." 126846 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 22, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6310 Episode. 6-22-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Adam Sandler, actor, "Check."" 126847 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 22, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11241 Episode. 6-22-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bill Russell, author, “Red and Me,” great Boston Celtic Center. 126848 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 23, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3602 Episode. 6-23-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Howard Dean, chairman, Democratic National Committee 126849 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 23, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9981 Episode. 6-23-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: James McAvoy, “I Wanted.” 126850 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 23, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11242 Episode. 6-23-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Larry David, actor, “Whatever Works” 126851 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 24, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9990 Episode. 6-24-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: James Harding, editor, “The Times of London” 126852 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 24, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11243 Episode. 6-24-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Reza Aslan, contributing editor, The Daily Beast 126853 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 25, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8732 Episode. 6-25-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Steve Vogel, author, "The Pentagon." 126854 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 25, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10006 Episode. 6-25-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Music Performance. 126855 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 25, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11244 Episode. 6-25-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Cameron Diaz, actor, “My Sister’s Keeper.” 126856 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 26, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6320 Episode. 6-26-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Lance Armstrong, cyclist. 126857 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 26, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8733 Episode. 6-26-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Correspondent Samantha Bee. Guest: Bruce Willis, actor, "Live Free or Die Hard" 126858 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 26, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10012 Episode. 6-26-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ted Koppel, “Koppel on Discovery: The People’s Republic of Capitalism.” 126859 2002 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 27, 2002 T SVD 1197 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126860 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 27, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3620 Episode. 6-27-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Hanna Rosin, Contributor, New Yorker 126861 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 27, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6300 Episode. 6-27-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Washington Reporter Helen Thomas, author, "Watchdogs of Democracy?" 126862 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 27, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8710 Episode. 6-27-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michael Moore, director-writer, "Sicko." 126863 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 27, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9984 Episode. 6-27-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Mat Taibbi, author, “The Great Derangement.” 126864 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 28, 2004 T DVD -R 1760 Episode. 6-28-04 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Terry McAuliffe, chairman of the Democratic National Committee 126865 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 28, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3620 Episode. 6-28-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Morgan Spurlock, actor, "30 Days." 126866 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 28, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6340 Episode. 6-28-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Al Gore, former Vice President, "An Inconvenient Truth." 126867 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 28, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8720 Episode. 6-28-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Claire Danes, actor, "Evening." 126868 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 29, 2004 T DVD -R 1760 Episode. 6-29-04 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Police detective Edward Conlon discusses his book, "Blue Blood." 126869 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 29, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6350 Episode. 6-29-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Kevin Spacey, actor, "Superman Returns." 126870 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 29, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11252 Episode. 6-29-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dr. Oliver Sacks, Nova’s “Musical Minds.” 126871 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 3, 2004 T DVD -R 1720 Episode. 6-3-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Mario Cuomo, former New York governor discusses his new book, "Reason to Believe." 126872 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 3, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10011 Episode. 6-3-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Terry McAuliffe, chairman, Hillary Clinton for President campaign 126873 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 3, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11168 Episode. 6-3-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michael Lewis, author, “Home Game” 126874 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 30, 2004 T DVD -R 1771 Episode. 6-30-04 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: New Yorker Humorist Calvin Trillin and his new book "Obviously On He Sails" involving the Bush administration in rhyme. 126875 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 30, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11253 Episode. 6-30-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Mike Kim, author, “Escaping North Korea.” 126876 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 4, 2003 T SVD 1411, 1412 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126877 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 4, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8630 Episode. 6-4-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rep. Ron Paul, Republican, Texas. 126878 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 4, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10013 Episode. 6-4-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Barbara Walters, author, “Audition.” 126879 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 4, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11169 Episode. 6-4-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Will Ferrell, actor, “Land of the Lost” 126880 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 5, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8639 Episode. 6-5-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Paul Rudd, actor, "Knocked Up." 126881 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 5, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10014 Episode. 6-5-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Adam Sandler, actor, “You Don’t Mess With the Zohan.” 126882 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 6, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3504 Episode. 6-6-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Newt Gingrich, Author, "Never Call Retreat." 126883 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 6, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6242 Episode. 6-6-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: William J. Bennett, author, "America: The Last Best Hope." 126884 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 6, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8640 Episode. 6-6-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michael Barone, author, "Out First Revolution." 126885 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 7, 2004 T DVD -R 1722 Episode. 6-7-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Donna Brazile discusses her book, "Cooking with Grease." 126886 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 7, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3504 Episode. 6-7-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Steven Johnson, Author, "Everything Bad Is Good For You." 126887 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 7, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6204 Episode. 6-7-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bonnie Hunt, actor, "Cars." 126888 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 7, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8652 Episode. 6-7-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Eddie Izzard, actor, "Ocean's Thirteen." 126889 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 8, 2004 T DVD -R 1723 Episode. 6-8-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Columnist/Author David Brooks discusses his book, "On Paradise Drive." 126890 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 8, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3511 Episode. 6-8-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: General Colin Powell, former Secretary of State 126891 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 8, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6210 Episode. 6-8-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Lily Tomlin, actor, "A Prairie Home Companion." 126892 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 8, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11195 Episode. 6-8-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Gretchen Peters, author, “Seeds of Terror” 126893 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 9, 2003 T SVD 1411 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126894 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 9, 2004 T DVD -R 1726 Episode. 6-9-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock discusses his documentary, "Supersize Me." 126895 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 9, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3511 Episode. 6-9-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Matt Lauer, Today Show 126896 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 9, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10015 Episode. 6-9-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sen. Jim Webb, Democrat, Virginia, author, “A Time To Fight.” 126897 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: June 9, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11196 Episode. 6-9-1009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Peter Schiff, president, Euro Pacific Capital, Inc. and author, “Crash Proof” 126898 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 1, 2004 T DVD -R 1520 Episode. (Twice on disc). Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126899 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 1, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2908 Episode. 3-1-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Nancy Soderberg, author, "The Superpower Might." 126900 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 1, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8070 Episode. 3-1-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sam Sheridan, author, "A Fighter's Heart." 126901 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 1, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8070 Episode. 3-1-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sam Sheridan, author, "A Fighter's Heart." 126902 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 1, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11815 Episode. 3-1-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Astrophysicist Neil DeGraase Tyson talks about his new book “The Pluto Files: The Rise and Fall of America’s Favorite Planet.” Senator Jim Bunning objects to extending unemployment benefits. CNN’s Rick Sanchez on cocaine. 126903 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 10, 2004 T DVD -R 1536 Episode. 3-10-2004. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126904 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 10, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3004 Episode. 3-10-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Paul Krugman, the New York Times 126905 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 10, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9758 Episode. 3-10-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Lt. General William Caldwell, Commander, Combined Arms Center. 126906 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 10, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10946 Episode. 3-10-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Craig Mullaney, author “The Unforgiving Minute.” 126907 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 10, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11843 Episode. 3-10-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Comedian Jerry Seinfeld talks about his new show “The Marriage Ref.” Sour Grapes: Representative Eric Massa gropes a male staffer, takes a shower with Rahm Emanuel and gets interviewed by Glenn Beck. Governor David Paterson of New York doesn’t resign and Larry Wilmore gives him back to the blind community. 126908 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 11, 2004 T DVD -R 1537 Episode. 3-11-2004. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126909 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 11, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9759 Episode. 3-11-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Grover Norquist, author, “Leave Us Alone.” 126910 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 11, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10947 Episode. 3-11-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Paul Rudd, actor, “I Love You, Man.” CNBC-Jim Cramer controversy with Stewart and the Daily Show. 126911 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 11, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11844 Episode. 3-11-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Journalist Eamon Javers talks about his new book, “Broker, Trader, Lawyer, Spy: The Secret World of Corporate Espionage.” Obama’s ultimate last final push for health care reform. Vice President Joe Biden goes to Israel for yet another peace process. 126912 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 12, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8141 Episode. 3-12-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sen. Chris Dodd, Democrat from Connecticut 126913 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 12, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9751 Episode. 3-12-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Ronald Kessler, author, “The Terrorist Watch.” 126914 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 12, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10948 Episode. 3-12-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jim Cramer, CNBC Financial Expert. Controversy summary and resolution. 126915 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 13, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8140 Episode. 3-13-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Waters, director, "'Till Death Do Us Part." 126916 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 13, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9756 Episode. 3-13-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Dana Perino, White House Press Secretary. 126917 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 14, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 3004 Episode. 3-14-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Harry Frankfurt, author, "On Bullshit." 126918 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 14, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5640 Episode. 3-14-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bart Ehrman, author, "Misquoting Jesus." 126919 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 14, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8193 Episode. 3-14-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Zbigniew Brzezinski, author, "Second Chance." 126920 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 15, 2004 T DVD -R 1550 Episode. 3-15-2004. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126921 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 15, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5650 Episode. 3-15-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Natalie Portman, actor, "V for Vendetta" 126922 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 15, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8194 Episode. 3-15-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sandra Bullock, actor, "Premonition." 126923 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 15, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11852 Episode. 3-15-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Author Michael Lewis talks about his new book, “The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine. Crumbums & Fatcats (Republicans and Democrats’ Contradicting Statements Regarding Sex Scandals a Few Years Apart Are Just Pro-Wrestling Moves). Aasif Mandvi Reports from The Health Care Executives’ Conference at the Ritz Carlton. 126924 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 16, 2004 T DVD -R 1552 Episode. 3-16-2004. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. John Stossel, co-host of ABC's 20/20 and author of "Give Me a Break." 126925 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 16, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5660 Episode. 3-16-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Vin Diesel, actor, "Find Me Guilty." 126926 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 16, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10977 Episode. 3-16-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: General Richard B. Myers, former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 126927 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 16, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11853 Episode. 3-16-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Actor Jude Law talks about his new film, “Repo Man.” In Dodd We Trust: New bank laws introduced by Senator Chris Dodd and Jon becomes a corporation. Holy Sh*t: Male Prostitution ring busted at the Vatican and pedophile protected for 20 years by the Catholic Church. 126928 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 17, 2004 T DVD -R 1556 Episode. 3-17-2004. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Actor Mekhi Phifer. 126929 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 17, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 3033 Episode. 3-17-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Craig Ferguson of "The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson." 126930 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 17, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9771 Episode. 3-17-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Brian Fagan, author, “The Great Warming.” 126931 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 17, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10978 Episode. 3-17-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ian McShane, actor, “Kings.” 126932 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 17, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11854 Episode. 3-17-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rapper Snoop Dogg promotes his new album, “Malice N Wonderland.” Health care reform protest extremes. Change in textbooks by the conservative Texas school board. 126933 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 18, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10979 Episode. 3-18-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Nandan Nilekani, author, “Imagining India.” 126934 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 18, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11855 Episode. 3-18-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Gary Locke, Secretary of Commerce under President Obama. Cancer that is progressivism as explained by Jon and Glenn Beck. 126935 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 19, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8190 Episode. 3-19-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Stephen Prothero, author, "Religious Literacy." 126936 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 19, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9781 Episode. 3-19-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Senator Arlen Specter, Republican from Pennsylvania 126937 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 2, 2004 T DVD -R 1520 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126938 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 2, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10921 Episode. 3-2-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Harold Varmus, author, “The Art and Politics of Science.” 126939 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 2, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11816 Episode. 3-2-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Actor Robert Pattinson, star of “Remember Me.” It turns out Sen. Jim Bunning is Just a Dick -- The New York Crimes (Gov. Patterson and Rep. Rengel Scandals). Samantha Bee interviews Unemployed Man with 13.5 inch Penis Who Refuses To Do Porn. 126940 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 20, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5670 Episode. 3-20-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Clive Owen, actor, "Inside Man." 126941 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 20, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9775 Episode. 3-20-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Alex Kinsbury, U.S. News and World Report, just back from Iraq. 126942 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 21, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3033 Episode. 3-21-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sandra Bullock, actor in "Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous." 126943 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 21, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5680 Episode. 3-21-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: General Georges Sada, author, "Sadam's Secrets." 126944 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 21, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8209 Episode. 3-21-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Chris Hansen, Correspondent, Dateline NBC 126945 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 22, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 3040 Episode. 3-22-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Catherine Keener, actor in "The Ballad of Jack and Rose." 126946 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 22, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5690 Episode. 3-22-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Senator Russ Feingold, Democrat, Wisconsin 126947 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 22, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8208 Episode. 3-22-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Don Cheadle, actor, "Reign Over Me." 126948 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 23, 2004 T DVD -R 1570 Episode. 3-23-2004. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Actor Tom Hanks. 126949 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 23, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3040 Episode. 3-23-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ozzy Osbourne, Rock Singer and Celebrity 126950 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 23, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5693 Episode. 3-23-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michael Mandelbaum, author, "The Case for Goliath." 126951 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 24, 2004 T DVD -R 1574 Episode. 3-24-2004. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Actor Jamie Fox. 126952 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 24, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3055 Episode. 3-24-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: The RZA: The Wu-Tang Manual 126953 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 25, 2004 T DVD -R 1581 Episode. 3-25-2004. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. 126954 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 25, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3005 Episode. 3-15-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tom Fenton, author, "Bad News." 126955 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 26, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8230 Episode. 3-26-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Kerry, D. Massachusetts, author of "This Moment on Earth." 126956 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 27, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5720 Episode. 3-27-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michael Gordon, author "Cobra II" 126957 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 27, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8231 Episode. 3-27-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dennis Miller, comedian-commentator. 126958 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 28, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5740 Episode. 3-28-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Fareed Zakaria, Editor, Newsweek International 126959 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 28, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8240 Episode. 3-28-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Gov. Bill Richardson, D. Presidential Candidate, author, "Between Worlds - The Making of an American Life." 126960 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 29, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5750 Episode. 3-29-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Queen Latifah, actor, "Ice Age: The Meltdown." 126961 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 29, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8250 Episode. 3-29-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Philip Zimbaro, author, "The Lucifer Effect." 126962 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 3, 2004 T DVD -R 1520 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Former New York Mayor Giuliani. 126963 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 3, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2927 Episode. 3-3-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: The Rock, actor, "Be Cool." 126964 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 3, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9724 Episode. 3-3-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Senator Hillary Clinton, Democratic candidate for President, 2008. 126965 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 3, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10922 Episode. 3-3-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, former Supreme Court Judge 126966 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 3, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11817 Episode. 3-3-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Journalist and Author Lynne Olson talks about her new book, “Citizens of London: The Americans Who Stood with Britain in Its Darkest, Finest Hour.” Sarah Palin’s comedy routine. Sarah Palin’s diatribe about the liberal mainstream media on “The Tonight Show.” Fox News Megyn Kelly hard news time jammed down your throat. 126967 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 30, 2004 T DVD -R 1585 Episode. 3-30-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Former cybersecurity advisor Richard Clarke. 126968 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 30, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11013 Episode. 3-30-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jack Cafferty, author, “Now or Never.” 126969 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 31, 2004 T DVD -R 1587 Episode. 3-31-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Karen Hughes, former counselor to President Bush and her new book, "Ten Minutes From Normal." 126970 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 31, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9798 Episode. 3-31-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Senator Chuck Hagel, Republican from Nebraska, author, “America: Our Next Chapter.” 126971 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 31, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11015 Episode. 3-31-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Seth Rogan, actor. 126972 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 4, 2004 T DVD -R 1521 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Actor William Dafoe 126973 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 4, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9725 Episode. 3-4-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Ralph Nader, Independent Presidential Candidate, 2008. 126974 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 4, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10923 Episode. 3-4-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Joe Nocera, New York Times 126975 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 4, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11825 Episode. 3-4-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Reporter Scott Patterson is a staff reporter at The Wall Street Journal and talks about his new book, “The Quants: How a New Bread of Math Whizzes Conquered Wall Street and Nearly Destroyed It.” 126976 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 5, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8080 Episode. 3-5-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bob Woodruff, author, "In an Instant." 126977 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 5, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9726 Episode. 3-5-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: NBC News Correspondent Martin Fletcher, author, “Breaking News.” 126978 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 5, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10924 Episode. 3-5-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Billy Crudup, actor, “Watchmen.” 126979 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 6, 2003 T SVD 1517 Episode. 3-6-2003 Parody News. Steve Colbert fill in at the anchor desk for Jon Stewart. Guest: David Cross. 126980 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 6, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8089 Episode. 3-6-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Richard Jadick, author, "On Call in Hell." 126981 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 6, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8089 Episode. 3-6-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Richard Jadick, author, "On Call in Hell." 126982 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 6, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9727 Episode. 3-6-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Sen. Tom Daschle, author, “Critical.” 126983 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 7, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2954 Episode. 3-7-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Melissa Boyle Mahle, author, "Denial and Deception," life in the CIA. 126984 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 7, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5070 Episode. 3-7-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Eugene Linden, author, "Winds of Change." 126985 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 7, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8098 Episode. 3-7-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Correspondent Samantha Bee. Guest: Wynton Marsalis, author, "From the Plantation to the Penitentiary." 126986 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 8, 2004 T DVD -R 1532 (Missing Opening) Episode. 3-8-2004. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126987 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 8, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5620 Episode. 3-8-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Neil Young, singer. 126988 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 8, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8099 Episode. 3-8-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dr. Sharon Maolen, author, "Survivor of the Sickest." 126989 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 8, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11841 Episode. 3-8-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Financial Investigator Harry Markopolos first discovered Bernie Madoff’s crimes in 1999, talks about his new book, “No One Would Listen: A True Financial Thriller.” Oscar Moments from Last Night. Bombs Explode On Election Day in Iraq. Media Calls It a Success. Jason Jones reports on man who is protesting the U.S. Post Office for putting Mother Teresa on a stamp. 126990 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 9, 2004 T DVD -R 1533 (Missing Opening) Episode. 3-9-2004. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 126991 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 9, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5630 Episode. 3-9-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bruce Bartlett, author, "Imposter." 126992 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 9, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 10945 Episode. 3-9-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Nathaniel Frank, author, “Unfriendly Fire.” Attack on CNBC. 126993 2010 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: March 9, 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11842 Episode. 3-9-2010 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Marc Thiessen, a former White House speech writer for President Bush, talks about his new book, “Courting Disaster: How the CIA Kept America Safe and How Barack Obama Is Inviting the Next Attack.” Conservatives Turn Against Liz Cheney After She Demands Names of Lawyers Who Defended Al-Qaeda Members Be Released. Gaywatch: Virginia Edition (Virginia Governor’s Anti-Gay Policies, County Supervisor Calls Cross-Dressers “It”). 126994 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 1, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5990 Episode. 5-1-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Matthew Continetti, author, "The K Street Gang" 126995 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 1, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8430 Episode. 5-2-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tobey Maguire, actor, "Spiderman 3." 126996 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 10, 2004 T DVD -R 1669 Episode. 5-10-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Senator John McCain, author of "Why Courage Matters: The Way to a Braver Life." 126997 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 10, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3307 Episode. 5-10-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Wanda Sykes, actor, "Monster-in-Law" film 126998 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 10, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6045 Episode. 5-10-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Billy Connolly, Live in New York 126999 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 10, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8501 Episode. 5-10-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Reza Aslan, author, "No God But God." 127000 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 11, 2004 T DVD -R 1677 Episode. 5-11-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Anchor Tim Russert discusses his book, "Big Russ & Me." 127001 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 11, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6070 Episode. 5-11-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Francis Fukuyama, author, "America at the Crossroads." 127002 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 11, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11131 Episode. 5-11-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Frank Partnoy, author, “The Match King. 127003 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 12, 2003 T SVD 1393 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127004 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 12, 2004 T DVD -R 1677 Episode. 5-12-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Ken Mehlman, campaign manager for President Bush and Vice President Cheney. 127005 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 12, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3336 Episode. 5-12-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tracey Ullman, actor, "Tracey Ullman: Live and Exposed." 127006 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 12, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11132 Episode. 5-12-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tom Hanks, actor, “Angels and Demons.” 127007 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 13, 2003 T SVD 1398 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127008 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 13, 2004 T DVD -R 1684 Episode. 5-12-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Bill Kristol, editor of The Weekly Standard. 127009 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 13, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11133 Episode. 5-13-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ambassador Husain Haqqani, Pakistan’s ambassador to the United States 127010 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 14, 2003 T SVD 1398 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127011 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 14, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9915 Episode. 5-14-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Harwood, author, “Pennsylvania Avenue Backroom Power 127012 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 14, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11134 Episode. 5-14-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Lisa P. Jackson, EPA Administrator 127013 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 15, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9914 Episode. 5-15-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dennis Leary, actor, “Recount” and “Rescue Me” (publicizing fourth season on DVD). 127014 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 15, 2003 T SVD 1398 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127015 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 15, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6080 Episode. 5-15-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Gov. Howard Dean, chairman, Democratic National Committee 127016 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 15, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8510 Episode. 5-15-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tim Russert, author, "Wisdom of Our Fathers." 127017 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 16, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6099 Episode. 5-16-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dennis Leary, actor-producer "Rescue Me." 127018 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 16, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8540 Episode. 5-16-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Don Rickles, author, "Rickles' Book." 127019 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 17, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6100 Episode. 5-17-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ramesh Ponnuru, author, "The Party of Death." 127020 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 17, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8541 Episode. 5-17-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Brink Lindsey, author, "The Age of Abundance." 127021 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 18, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6110 Episode. 5-18-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Willie Nelson, author, "The Tao of Willie." 127022 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 18, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11145 Episode. 5-18-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sarah Fisher, Indy 500 Driver 127023 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 19, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11146 Episode. 5-19-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Newt Gingrich, author, “5 Principles For a Successful Life.” 127024 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 2, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 3250 Episode. 5-2-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Zell Miller, Author, "A Deficit of Decency." 127025 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 2, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6010. 6030 Episode. 5-2-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Secretary Madeleine Albright, author, "The Mighty and the Almighty." 127026 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 2, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8440 Episode. 5-2-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Pierre Rehov, author, "Suicide Killers." 127027 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 20, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11147 Episode. 5-20-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Elizabeth Edwards, author, “Resilience.” 127028 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 21, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8560 Episode. 5-21-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Senior Beirut Correspondent Jason Jones. Larry King Live. Guest: Zaki Chehab, author, "Inside Hamas." 127029 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 21, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11148 Episode. 5-21-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Larry King, author, “My Remarkable Journey.” 127030 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 22, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8570 Episode. 5-22-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Senior Immigration Correspondent Aasif Mandui. Guest: Secretary Margaret Spellings, U.S. Secretary of Education 127031 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 23, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8556 Episode. 5-23-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Senior Presidential Historian John Oliver. Guest: Lt. Col. Kevin Robbins, Air Force Thunderbirds. 127032 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 27, 2003 T SVD 1407 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127033 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 27, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10007 Episode. 5-27-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Matt Taibbi, author, “The Great Derangement.” 127034 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 28, 2003 T SVD 1400 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127035 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 29, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9998 Episode. 5-29-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Richard A. Clarke, author, “Your Government Failed You.” 127036 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 3, 2004 T DVD -R 1661 Episode. 5-3-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Actress Janeane Garofalo discusses her radio talk show. 127037 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 3, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3250 Episode. 5-3-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Christine Amanpour, CNN reporter 127038 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 3, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8470 Episode. 5-3-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ted Koppel, "Koppel on Discovery: Living With Cancer." 127039 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 31, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3453 Episode. 5-31-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Gerald Posner, author, "Secrets of the Kingdom." 127040 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 4, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 3254. DVD -R HQ 3369 Episode. 5-4-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Martin Short, "Jiminy Glick in Lalawood." 127041 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 4, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11106 Episode. 5-4-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Denis Leary, actor, “Rescue Me.” 127042 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 5, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9917 Episode. 5-5-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Senator Harry Reid, Senate majority leader, a Democrat from Nevada, and author of “The Good Fight.” 127043 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 5, 2003 T SVD 1377 Episode, 5-5-2003 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127044 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 5, 2004 T DVD -R 1663 Episode. 5-5-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Former NBC Player/Author Kareem Abdul-Jabbar discusses his book, "Brothers in Arms." 127045 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 5, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3254 Episode. 5-5-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Governor Tom Ridge, former Secretary, Homeland Secretary 127046 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 5, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6009 Episode. 5-5-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Clark Kent Ervin, author, "Open Target" 127047 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 5, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11113 Episode. 5-5-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Fareed Zakaria, author, “The Post-American World.” 127048 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 6, 2003 T SVD 1393 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127049 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 6, 2004 T DVD -R 1663 Episode. 5-6-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Actor Andy Richter discusses the movie, "New York Minute." 127050 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 6, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11114 Episode. 5-6-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: George Stephanopoulos, “This Week With George Stephanopoulos.” 127051 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 7, 2003 T VHS 1338 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127052 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 7, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8479 Episode. 5-7-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Lee Gutkind, author, "Almost Human." 127053 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 7, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11115 Episode. 5-7-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ken Salazar, Secretary of the Interior 127054 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 8, 2003 T SVD 1393 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127055 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 8, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6049 Episode. 5-8-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David Rfemnick, New Yorker 127056 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 8, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8480 Episode. 5-8-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: George Tenet, author, "At the Center of the Storm." 127057 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 9, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 3307 Episode. 5-9-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Kathleen Turner, actor, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" stage revival 127058 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 9, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6050 Episode. 5-9-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Eric Shawn, author, "The U.N. Exposed." 127059 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May 9, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8489 Episode. 5-9-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michael Beschloss, author "Presidential Courage." 127060 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May, 2003 T VHS 1363 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127061 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May, 2003 T SVD 1401 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127062 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May, 2003 T SVD 1403 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127063 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: May, 2003 T SVD 1406 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127064 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Newsbreak - April 10, 2007 CC DVD -R HQ 8291 Parody News. The Daily Show with TV Anchor Jon Stewart does a "Newsbreak" to promote its news show at 11 p.m. 127065 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Newsbreak - May 7, 2007 CC DVD -R HQ 8479 Parody News. Promotion for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. 127066 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 1, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4649 Episode. 11-1-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Senator Barbara Boxer, author, "A Time to Run." 127067 2001 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 1, 2001 T SVD 1131 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127068 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 1, 2004. T DVD -R HQ 2252 Episode. 11-1-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Chris Wallace, author, Character: Profiles of Presidential Courage. Also Fox News reporter. 127069 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 1, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9213 Episode. 11-1-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Jerry Seinfeld, “Bee Movie.” 127070 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 10, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4730 Episode. 11-10-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Chris Elliott, author, "The Shroud of Thwacker." 127071 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 10, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11612 Episode. 11-10-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Serena Williams, author, “On the Line.” 127072 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 11, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2334 Episode. 11-11-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Kenneth Pollack, author of "The Persian Puzzle" 127073 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 11, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10517 Episode. 11-11-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Thomas Friedman, New York Times. 127074 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 11, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11613 Episode. 11-11-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Clarence Clemmons, author, “Big Man.” 127075 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 12, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10518 Episode. 11-12-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: T. Boone Pickens, author, “The First Billion is the Hardest.” 127076 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 12, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11614 Episode. 11-12-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jane Goodall, author, “Hope for Animals and Their World.” 127077 2001 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 13, 2001 T SVD 1127 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127078 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 13, 2006: Indecision 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7270 Episode. 11-13-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tina Fey, Actor-Writer-Creator, "30 Rock." 127079 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 13, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10525 Episode. 11-13-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bill O’Reilly, The O’Reilly Factor 127080 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 14, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4750 Episode. 11-14-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Martha Stewart, author, "The Martha Rules." 127081 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 14, 2006: Indecision 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7280 Episode. 11-14-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Edwards, former senator, North Carolina-D 127082 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 15, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4760 Episode. 11-15-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rosario Dawson, actor, "Rent." 127083 2001 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 15, 2001 T SVD 1120 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127084 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 15, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2341 Episode. 11-15-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Kay Bailey Hutchison, Republican Senator from Texas and author of "American Heroines." 127085 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 15, 2006: Indecision 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7330 Episode. 11-15-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ted Koppel "Iran - The Most Dangerous Nation." 127086 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 16, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4790 Episode. 11-16-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Hodgman, author, "The Measure of My Expertise." 127087 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 16, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2349 Episode. 11-16-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tom Brokaw, retiring NBC Anchorman 127088 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 16, 2006: Indecision 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7370 Episode. 11-16-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Professor Muhammad Yunus, 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Winner. 127089 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 16, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11634 Episode. 11-16-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jake Adelsten, author, “Tokyo Vice.” 127090 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 17, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4800 Episode. 11-17-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Richard Clarke, author, "The Scorpion's Gate." 127091 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 17, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10546 Episode. 11-17-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sir David Frost, Frost/Nixon: The Original Watergate Interviews 127092 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 17, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11631 Episode. 11-17-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Vice President Joe Biden 127093 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 18, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2349 Episode. 11-18-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Actor Woody Harrelson 127094 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 18, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10547 Episode. 11-18-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Denis Leary, author, “Why We Suck.” 127095 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 18, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11632 Episode. 11-18-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: CNN Commentator Lou Dobbs 127096 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 19, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10556 Episode. 11-19-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Editor Jon Meacham of Newsweek, author, “American Lion.” 127097 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 19, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11633 Episode. 11-19-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Andrew McMatton, Jack’s Manneguin. 127098 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 2, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4660 Episode. 11-2-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: CBS Newsman Mike Wallace, "60 Minutes.") 127099 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 2, 2006: Indecision 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7190 Episode. 11-2-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Journalist Borat Sagdiyev, actor, "Borat." 127100 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 2, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11565 Episode. 11-2-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Senator Bob Menendez (Democrat, New Jersey), author, “Growing American Roots.” 127101 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 20, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10567 Episode. 11-20-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Richard Belzer, author, “I Am Not a Cop!” 127102 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2386 Episode. 11-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tom Wolfe, author. 127103 2002 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 26, 2002 T VHS 1324 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127104 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 27, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7410 Episode. 11-27-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rep. Rahm Emanuel (D-Illinois) 127105 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 28, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4880 Episode. 11-28-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Adrian Body, actor "King Kong." 127106 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 28, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7440 Episode. 11-28-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tom Waits, musician, "Orphans" album. 127107 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 29, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4870 Episode. 11-29-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Peggy Noonan, author, "John Paul the Great Author." 127108 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 29, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7439 Episode. 11-29-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: George Clooney, actor, "The Good German." 127109 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 3, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4669 Episode. 11-3-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Robert Ray, Former Independent Counsel 127110 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 3, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2270 Episode. 11-3-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news of the day. Guest: Senator Chuck Schumer, newly re-elected Democrat from New York. 127111 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 3, 2006: Indecision 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7200 Episode. 11-3- 2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. 127112 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 3, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10482 Episode. 11-3-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Doris Kearns Goodwin, Presidential Historian. 127113 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 3, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11566 Episode. 11-3-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David Plouffe, author, “The Audacity To Win.” 127114 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 30, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4890 Episode. 11-30-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Representative Nancy Pelosi, Democrat from California 127115 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 30, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2457 Episode. 11-30-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Brian Williams, NBC News, new anchor replacing Tom Brokaw. 127116 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 30, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11681 Episode. 11-30-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Maziar Bahari, Newsweek 127117 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 4, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2270 Episode. 11-4-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Journalist Bill Kristol, The Weekly Standard. 127118 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 4, 2008 - Election Night Indecision 2008 - America’s Choice T DVD -R HQ 10484 Episode. 11-4-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and Commentator Stephen Colbert report on Election Night, Indecision 2008, America’s choice and the election of Barack Obama as President of the United States. 127119 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 4, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11567 Episode. 11-4-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Al Gore, former Vice President, author, “Our Choice.” 127120 2003 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 5, 2003 T SVD 1469 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127121 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 5, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10494 Episode. 11-5-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Chris Wallace, Fox News Sunday 127122 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 5, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11569 Episode. 11-5-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ambassador Susan Rose, ambassador to the United Nations 127123 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 6, 2006: Indecision 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7210 Episode. 11-3- 2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jerry Seinfeld. 127124 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 6, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10493 Episode. 11-6-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Paul Rudd, actor, “Role Models.” 127125 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 7, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4690 Episode. 11-7-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sen. Barack Obama, Democrat-Illinois 127126 2001 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 7, 2001 T SVD 1125 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127127 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 7, 2006: Indecision 2006 - Election Night T DVD -R HQ 7220 Episode. 11-7- 2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Election Night - November 2006. With Steven Colbert. 127128 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 8, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4700 Episode. 11-8-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sen. John McCain, author, "Character in Destiny." 127129 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 8, 2006: Indecision 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7230 Episode. 11-8-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Gov. Howard Dean, Democratic National Committee Chairman 127130 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 9, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2334 Episode. 11-9-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sir Richard Branson, Rebel Billionaire. 127131 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 9, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4720 Episode. 11-9-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Keira Knightley, actor, "Pride and Prejudice." 127132 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 9, 2006: Indecision 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7260 Episode. 11-9-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dustin Hoffman, actor, "Stranger Than Fiction." 127133 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November 9, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11611 Episode. 11-9-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Senator Christopher “Kit” Bond (R Missouri), author, “The Next Front.” 127134 2002 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: November, 2002 T VHS 1324 (Missed Ending) Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127135 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 1, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10345 Episode. 10-1-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Peggy Noonan, author, “Patriotic Grace.” 127136 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 1, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11473 Episode. 10-01-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Joy Behar, “The Joy Behar Show.” 127137 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 10, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7030 Episode. 10-10-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David Cross, "Freak Show." 127138 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 10, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9075 Episode. 10-10-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Lynne Cheney, author, “Blue Skies, No Fences.” 127139 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 11, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9076 Episode. 10-11-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Howard Kurtz, author, “Reality Show.” 127140 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 12, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7070 Episode. 10-12-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David Mark, author, "Going Dirty." 127141 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 12, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11511 Episode. 10-12-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Secretary Janet Napolitano, secretary of homeland security 127142 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 13, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10406 Episode. 10-13-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Amity Shlaes, author, “The Forgotten Man” 127143 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 13, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11512 Episode. 10-13-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, author “Highest Duty.” 127144 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 14, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10407 Episode. 10-14-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ari Fleischer, former White House Press Secretary 127145 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 14, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11513 Episode. 10-14-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Barbara Ehrenreich, author, “Bright-Sided.” 127146 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 15, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9121 Episode. 10-15-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Tony Snow, former White House press secretary 127147 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 15, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10402 Episode. 10-15-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Richard Lewis, comedian 127148 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 15, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11514 Episode. 10-15-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jennifer Burns, author, “Goddess of the Market.” 127149 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 16, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9122 Episode. 10-16-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Steve Colbert, presidential candidate. Meryl Streep, actor, “Rendition.” 127150 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 16, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10409 Episode. 10-16-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Robert Reich, author, “Supercapitalism.” 127151 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 17, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4527 (Mislabeled on Disc as 5027) Episode. 10-17-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dolly Parton, Country Singer. 127152 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 17, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7080 Episode. 10-17-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Amy Sedaris, author, "I Like You." 127153 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 17, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9123 Episode. 10-17-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Jake Gyllenhaal, actor, “Rendition” 127154 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 18, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4531 Episode. 10-18-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bill O'Reilly, author, "The O'Reilly Factor for Kids." 127155 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 18, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7090 Episode. 10-18-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Ashcroft, author, "Never Again." 127156 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 18, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9124 Episode. 10-18-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Ben Affleck, actor, “Gone Baby Gone.” 127157 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 19, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4534 Episode. 10-19-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Louis Freeh, author, "My FBI." 127158 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 19, 2004. T DVD -R HQ 2143 Episode. 10-19-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Actor Marisa Tomei promoting her newest film, "Alfie." 127159 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 19, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7110 Episode. 10-19-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Kristen Dunst, actor, "Marie Antoinette." 127160 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 2, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6990 Episode. 10-2-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Trenton Lott, Republican Senator from Mississippi 127161 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 2, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10347 Episode. 10-2-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Clint Eastwood, director, “Changeling.” 127162 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 20, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4550 Episode. 10-20-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, actor, "Doom." 127163 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 20, 2004. T DVD -R HQ 2185 Episode. 10-20-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Newsweek Columnist Fareed Zakaria 127164 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 20, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10431 Episode. 10-20-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Eugene Jarecki, author, “The American Way of War.” 127165 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 21, 2004. T DVD -R HQ 2163 Episode. 10-21-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Actor Billy Crudup. 127166 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 21, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10432 Episode. 10-21-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Christopher Buckley, author, “Supreme Courtship.” 127167 2002 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 22, 2002 T VHS 1304 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127168 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 22, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10445 Episode. 10-22-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tom Brokaw, NBC News 127169 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 23, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10446 Episode. 10-23-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Gov. Jon Corzine, Democrat, New Jersey 127170 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 24, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4570 Episode. 10-24-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bill Kristol, author, "The Weekly Standard, a Reader, 1995-2005" 127171 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 25, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4619 Episode. 10-25-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Al Franken, author, "The Truth (With Jokes)." 127172 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 25, 2004. T DVD -R HQ 2205 Episode. 10-25-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Madeline Albright, Former Secretary of State. 127173 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 26, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4595 Episode. 10-26-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Doris Kearns Goodwin, author, "Team of Rivals." 127174 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 26, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11561 Episode. 10-26-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Susie Essman, actor, “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” 127175 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 27, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4609 Episode. 10-27-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Janis Karpinski, author, "One Woman's Army." 127176 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 27, 2004. T DVD -R HQ 2215 Episode. 10-27-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Rev. Jesse Jackson 127177 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 27, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10461 Episode. 10-27-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Campbell Brown, CNN’s “Campbell Brown: No Bias, No Bull.” 127178 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 27, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11562 Episode. 10-27-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Steve D. Levitt, author, “Superfreakonomics: Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes and Why Suicide Bombers Should Buy Life Insurance” 127179 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 28, 2004. T DVD -R HQ 2220 Episode. 10-27-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Pollster John Zogby. 127180 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 28, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10465 Episode. 10-28-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Steve Martin, author, “Born Standing Up.” 127181 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 28, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11563 Episode. 10-28-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dr. Mustafa Barghouti, Palestinian Democratic Leader, and Anna Baltzer, author and human rights worker. 127182 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 29, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9192 Episode. 10-29-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Michael Gerson, author, “Heroic Conservatism.” 127183 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 29, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10458 Episode. 10-29-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sen. Barack Obama, Democratic Presidential Nominee, 2008. 127184 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 29, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11564 Episode. 10-29-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Wanda Sykes, “The Wanda Sykes Show,” a new nightly talk program. 127185 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 3, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4414 Episode. 10-3-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David Rakoff, author, "Don't Get Too Comfortable." 127186 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 3, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7018 Episode. 10-3-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dennis Miller, comedian 127187 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 3, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9031 Episode. 10-4-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Ted Koppel, “Koppel on Discovery,” “Breaking Point,” a documentary on prison conditions in America. 127188 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 30, 2006: Indecision 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7166 Episode. 10-30-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: LeBron James, Cleveland Cavalier basketball player 127189 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 30, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9193 Episode. 10-30-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Valerie Plane Wilson, author, “Fair Game.” 127190 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 30, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10459 Episode. 10-30-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bill Kristol, Editor, The Weekly Standard 127191 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 31, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4640 Episode. 10-31-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: D.L. Hughley, "Weekends at the D.L." 127192 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 31, 2006: Indecision 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7140 Episode. 10-31-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: John Mueller, author' Overblown," Ohio State University professor. 127193 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 31, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9194 Episode. 10-31-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: David Wright, New York Mets 3rd Baseman. 127194 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 4, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4427 Episode. 10-4-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Cameron Diaz, actor, "In Her Shoes." 127195 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 4, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7019 Episode. 10-4-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ian Bremmer, author, "The J Curve." 127196 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 4, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9033 Episode. 10-4-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Jack Goldsmith, author, “The Terror Presidency.” 127197 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 5, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2087 Episode. 10-5-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Actor Billy Bob Thornton 127198 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 5, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4414 Episode. 10-5-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sen. John Edwards, former senator, North Carolina 127199 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 5, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7023 Episode. 10-5-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David Rakoff, author, "Don’t Get Too Comfortable." 127200 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 5, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11474 Episode. 10-05-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sarah Vowell, author, “The Working Shipmates.” 127201 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 6, 2004. Vice Presidential Debate, 2004. T SVDSP 2004 Episode. 10-6-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Vice Presidential Debate, 2004. Guest: CBS Newsman Bob Schieffer to host third and final Presidential Debate. Author of Face the Nation. 127202 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 6, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4459 Episode. 10-6-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Philip Seymour Hoffman, actor, "Capote." 127203 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 6, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10372 Episode. 10-6-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tim Robbins, “City of Ember.” 127204 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 6, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11475 Episode. 10-06-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Secretary Ray Mabus, Secretary of the Navy 127205 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 7, 2004. Vice Presidential Debate, 2004. T DVD -R HQ 2112 Episode. 10-7-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Bill O'Reilly of the O'Reilly Factor. 127206 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 7, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10373 Episode. 10-7-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Sarah Vowell, author, “The Worry Shipmates.” 127207 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 7, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11476 Episode. 10-07-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: William Kamkwamba, author, “The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind.” 127208 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 8, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9073 Episode. 10-8-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Vincente Fox, former President of Mexico. 127209 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 8, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10368 Episode. 10-8-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Michele Obama, wife of Democratic Presidential Nominee for President in 2008, Barack Obama. 127210 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 8, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11479 Episode. 10-08-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: David Gregory, Meet the Press. 127211 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 9, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7010 Episode. 10-9-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: James Baker, former Secretary of State" 127212 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 9, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9074 Episode. 10-9-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the daily news events. Guest: Tiki Barber, author, “Tiki: My Life in the Game and Beyond.” 127213 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October 9, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10398 Episode. 10-9-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Robert DeNiro, actor, “What Just Happened.” 127214 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: October, 2004. T DVD -R HQ 2137 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events. Guest: Marc Racicot, President Bush's campaign chairman 127215 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Republican National Convention T DVD -R HQ 1929 Episode. 9-3-2004 Parody News. Host Jon Stewart. Guest: TV Journalist Chris Wallace 127216 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Republican National Convention, August 31, 2004 T DVD -R 1914 Episode. 8-31-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. The Presidential Election, 2004. Republican Convention coverage. Guest: Ted Koppel Correspondents Samantha Bee, Stephen Colbert, Rob Corddry and Ed Helms 127217 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: Republican National Convention, September 1, 2004 T DVD -R 1914 Episode. 9-1-2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. The Presidential Election, 2004. Republican Convention coverage. Correspondents Samantha Bee, Stephen Colbert, Rob Corddry and Ed Helms 127218 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 10, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8971 Episode. 9-10-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jeff Garlin, director-writer, "I Want Someone To Eat Cheese With." 127219 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 11, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6790 Episode. 9-11-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Maggie Gyllenhall, actor, "Sherrybaby." 127220 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 11, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8972 Episode. 9-11-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jodie Foster, actor, "The Brave One." 127221 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 12, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6860 Episode. 9-12-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ed Gillespie, former chair Republican National Committee 127222 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 12, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8973 Episode. 9-12-1007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Robert Draper, author, "Dead Certain." 127223 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 13, 2004 T DVD -R 1961 Episode. 9-13-2004 Parody News. Host Jon Stewart. Guest: Actor Drew Barrymore, producer-director of documentary "The Best Place to Start." Talks to young people about candidates, elections and voting. Documentary will air on MTV. Rob Corddry, Senior Political Analyst, discusses "60 Minutes-2" and Dan Rather's charges that President Bush didn't honorably finish his military commitment in the Texas National Guard. Robert Novak: Douchbag of Liberty. 127224 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 13, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6840 Episode. 9-13-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Gary Hart, author, "The Courage of Our Convictions." 127225 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 13, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8974 Episode. 9-13-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Douglas Farah, author, "Merchant of Death." 127226 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 14, 2004 T DVD -R 1961 Episode. 9-14-2004 Parody News. Host Jon Stewart. Guest: Political Commentator Pat Buchanan. 127227 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 14, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6850 Episode. 12-14-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Norm MacDonald, actor, "Norm MacDonald: Ridiculous." 127228 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 14, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11415 Episode. 9-14-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: LeBron James, Cleveland Cavaliers basketball star. 127229 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 15, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 1960 Episode. 9-15-2004 Parody News. Host Jon Stewart. Guest: Actor Alec Baldwin. 127230 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 15, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10302 Episode. 9-15-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Barton Gellman, author, “Angler.” 127231 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 15, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11414 Episode. 9-15-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Matt Damon, actor, “The Informant.” 127232 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 16, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 1967 Episode. 9-16-2004 Parody News. Host Jon Stewart. Guest: Actor Gwenyth Palrow. 127233 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 16, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10303 Episode. 9-16-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ricky Gervais, actor, “Ghost Town.” 127234 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 16, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11422 Episode. 9-16-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ricky Gervais, actor-writer, “The Invention of Lying.” 127235 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 17, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10304 Episode. 9-17-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Charlize Theron, actor, “Battle in Seattle.” 127236 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 17, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11418 (Missing Opening Date). Episode. 9-17-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: President Bill Clinton 127237 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 18, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6910 Episode. 9-18-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bill Clinton, former President and author, Global Initiative. 127238 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 18, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8985 Episode. 9-18-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Alan Greenspan, former chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. 127239 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 18, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10283 Episode. 9-18-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tony Blair, former British Prime Minister 127240 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 19, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6870 Episode. 12-19-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ben Affleck, actor, "Hollywoodland." 127241 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 19, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8986 Episode. 9-19-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: General Wesley Clark, former Democratic presidential candidate. 127242 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 2, 2008: Republican National Convention - Indecision 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10237 Episode. 9-2-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Republican National Convention. Restore Honor and Dignity to the White House. Guest: Brian Williams, NBC Nightly News. 127243 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 20, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4331 Episode. 9-20-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Alan Alda, author, "Never Have Your Dog Stuffed." 127244 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 20, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6911 Episode. 9-20-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Johnny Knoxville, actor, "Jackass Number Two." 127245 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 20, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8987 Episode. 9-20-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Former President Bill Clinton, author, "Giving." 127246 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 2004 T DVD -R 1888 Episode. 2004 Parody News. Anchor Jon Stewart. Guest: John McCain. Republican Presidential Convention. Correspondents Samantha Bee, Stephen Colbert, Rob Corddry and Ed Helms 127247 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 21, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4331 Episode. 9-21-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ricky Gervais, actor, "Extras." 127248 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 21, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6920 Episode. 12-21-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: C.C. Goldwater "Goldwater on Goldwater." 127249 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 22, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4339 Episode. 9-22-205 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: George Clooney, actor-writer-director, "Good Night and Good Luck." 127250 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 22, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11423 Episode. 9-22-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Vali Nasr, author, “Forces of Fortune.” 127251 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 23, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2025. Episode. 9-23-2004 Parody News. Host Jon Stewart. Guest: Actor Matthew Broderick on his film "The Last Shot" 127252 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 23, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10321 Episode. 9-23-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Former President Bill Clinton 127253 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 23, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11425 Episode. 9-23-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Tom Ridge, Author, “The Test of Our Times.” 127254 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 24, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10341 Episode. 9-24-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Aaron Eckhart, actor, “Towelhead.” 127255 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 24, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11446 Episode. 9-24-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rod Blagojevich, former governor of Illinois. 127256 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 25, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6930 Episode. 9-25-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Pat Buchanan, author, "State of Emergency." 127257 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 25, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8988 Episode. 9-25-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: President Evo Morales, Republic of Bolivia 127258 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 25, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10342 Episode. 9-25-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bob Schieffer, author, “Bob Schieffer’s America.” 127259 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 26, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4361 Episode. 9-26-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dr. Irwin Redlener, Columbia University Mallman Scholar of Public Health. 127260 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 26, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6940 Episode. 9-26-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Pervez Musharraf, author, "In the Line of Fire: A Memoir." 127261 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 26, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8989 Episode. 9-26-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jamie Foxx, actor, "The Kingdom." 127262 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 27, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2056 Episode. 9-27-2004 Parody News. Host Jon Stewart. Guest: Actor Rosie Perez 127263 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 27, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4385 Episode. 9-27-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Viggo Mortenson, actor, "A History of Violence." 127264 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 27, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6960 Episode. 9-27-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Al Franken, author, "The Truth (With Jokes)." 127265 2007 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 27, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9005 Episode. 9-27-2007 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Ken Burns, documentary maker, "The War," a PBS series about World War II. 127266 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 28, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2056 Episode. 9-28-2004 Parody News. Host Jon Stewart. Guest: Political Strategist Ralph Reed 127267 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 28, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4427 Episode. 9-28-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jeff Garlin, Executive Producer-Actor, "Curb Your Enthusiasm." Reporter Rob Corddry featured. 127268 2006 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 28, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6953 Episode. 9-28-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jim McGreevey, author, "The Confession." 127269 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 28, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11447 Episode. 9-28-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bruce Bueno De Mesquita, author, “The Predictioneer’s Game.” 127270 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 29, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2059. Episode. 9-29-2004 Parody News. Host Jon Stewart. Guest: Journalist Seymour Hersh 127271 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 29, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10343 Episode. 9-29-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Hooman Majo, author, “The Ayatollah Begs to Differ.” 127272 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 29, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11471 Episode. 9-29-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Rep. Ron Paul, Texas Republican, author, “End the Fed.” 127273 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 3, 2008: Republican National Convention - Indecision 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10238 Episode. 9-3-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Republican National Convention. Restore Honor and Dignity to the White House. Guest: Republican Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House. 127274 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 30, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10344 Episode. 9-30-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Bill Maher, “Religulous.” 127275 2009 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 30, 2009 T DVD -R HQ 11472 Episode. 9-30-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Jon Krakauer, author, “Where Men Win Glory.” 127276 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 4, 2008: Republican National Convention - Indecision 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10239 Episode. 9-4-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Republican National Convention. Restore Honor and Dignity to the White House. Guest: Republican Mike Huckabee, former Governor of Arkansas 127277 2008 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 5, 2008: Republican National Convention - Indecision 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10254 Episode. 9-5-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Republican National Convention. Restore Honor and Dignity to the White House. What happens when a war hero has to save the country from the mess he helped create. Final night of the Republican National Convention. 127278 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 6, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4209 Episode. 9-6-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Dr. Marc Siegel, author, "False Alarm." 127279 2005 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 7, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4209 Episode. 9-7-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and staff cover the news. Guest: Samuel L. Jackson, actor, "The Man." 127280 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: September 7, 2004 T VHSSP 2000 Episode. 9-07-2004 Parody News. Host Jon Stewart. Guest: Ron Smith 127281 2004 Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The: The First Presidential Debate: September 30, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2059 Episode. 9-30-2004 Parody News. Host Jon Stewart. Analysis of First Presidential Debate of 2004. Guests: Rudolph Guiliani and Gen. Wesley Clarke. 127282 1996 Daily Show, The: T Series Parody News. TV Anchor-Host Craig Kilborn. Correspondents Denny Siegel, Nancy Walls, Mary Birdsong, Beth Littleford (1996-2000), Lizz Winsteads (1996-1997), A. Whitney Brown (1996-1998), Steve Carell (1999), Vance DeGeneres (1999-2001). Correspondents Stewart Bailey, Laura Kightlinger, Brian Unger (1996-1998). Contributor "God Stuff" (John Blook). Correspondent-Contributor 'This Week in Hate" (Tom Shillue). Contributing Commentator Lewis Black. 127283 1999 Daily Show, The: Greatest Millennium, The T Episode. 12-15-1999 Parody News. Host John Stewart. Correspondents Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, Vance DeGeneres, Beth Littleford, Mo Rocca. Contributing Commentator Lewis Black. 127284 2001 Daily Show, The: November 12, 2001 T SVD 1127 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Jon Stewart and the daily news events 127285 1929 Dain Curse, The NM OWN - H Hammett, Dashiell In "Five Complete Novels." Press 127286 1996 Daisy Dairymple: Murder on the Flying Scotsman NM Dunn, Carola #4 Daisy Dalrymple Mysteries Journalist Daisy Dalrymple, aristocrat down on her luck, supporting herself as a journalist. It is the spring of 1923 and the Honourable Daisy Dalrymple is on her way to a stately home in Scotland to research her next article for Town and Country. In the spring of 1923, the Honorable Daisy Dalrymple boards the Flying Scotsman train to go to Scotland to research a new article, but when a man is found dead in his compartment, she becomes embroiled in a murder investigation 127287 2008 Daisy Dalrymple: Black Ship NM Dunn, Carola #16 Daisy Dalrymple Mystery Journalist Daisy Dalrymple is now Mrs. Alec Fletcher (a Scotland Yard Detective) and the couple have new twin infant children. It is 1925 and they have inherited and moved into a new, larger house on the outskirts of London proper. This near idyllic setting of a small circle of houses and a communal garden is disturbed by a dead body that turns up half-hidden under the bushes of the garden. There are also rumors of bootleggers, American gangsters and an international liquor smuggling operation via black ships that turn everything upside down. It’s up to Daisy and Alec to find out who the dead man is, why he was murdered and who did him in. 127288 2009 Daisy Dalrymple: Bloody Tower NM Dunn, Carola #17 Daisy Dalrymple Mystery Journalist Daisy Dalrymple is now Mrs. Alec Fletcher (a Scotland Yard Detective) and the couple have new twin infant children. It is April 1925 and new mother Daisy Dalrymple Fletcher is over the moon with her two-month-old twins. Yet Daisy yearns to get back into the thick of things with her other love: writing. When an American magazine agrees to publish a series of articles about The Tower of London, Daisy’s research begins in earnest. Against the advice of her husband, Scotland Yard Detective Chief Inspector Alec Fletcher, she agrees to an overnight visit in the Tower to witness a centuries-old tradition known as the Ceremony of the Keys. But a feud brewing among those charged with guarding the royal fortress has tensions running high and the next morning, Daisy stumbles upon the body of a yeoman warder crumbled at the bottom of a staircase. It’s murder. Alec is heading an investigation in which his wife is the chief witness. There is no shortage of suspects. As Daisy helps Alec piece the mystery together, the truth slowly comes into focus threatening to claim more victims in what may be the Tower of London’s deadliest chapter yet. 127289 2002 Daisy Dalrymple: Case of the Murdered Muckraker, The NM Dunn, Carola #10 Daisy Dalrymple Mystery Series Journalist. Honourable Daisy Dalrymple arrives in New York for her honeymoon and it's interrupted by the murder of a journalist 127290 1997 Daisy Dalrymple: Damsel in Distress NM Dunn, Carola #5 Daisy Dalrymple Mystery Series Journalist Daisy Dalrymple in the early summer of 1923 is called in to investigate the kidnapping of a man and a woman, the daughter of an American millionaire industrialist. The man is left bound hand and foot at the Dalrymple estate. He asks his childhood friend to help. Daisy must solve the crime or the woman will be killed. 127291 2002 Daisy Dalrymple: Dead in the Water NM Dunn, Carola #6 Daisy Dalrymple Mystery Series Journalist Daisy Dalrymple, aristocrat down on her luck, supporting herself as a journalist 127292 2000 Daisy Dalrymple: Death at Wentwater Court: NM Dunn, Carola #1 Daisy Dalrymple Mysteries Journalist Daisy Dalrymple, aristocrat down on her luck, supporting herself as a journalist. During the post-war turbulence of 1920s England, the Honorable Daisy Dalrymple shocks her family by getting a job writing She lands an assignment for Town & Country Magazine for a series of articles on country manor houses. When she goes to the first manor to begin her research, she finds murder. 127293 2010 Daisy Dalrymple: Death on the Flying Scotsman NM Dunn, Carola #19 Daisy Dalrymple Mystery Journalist Daisy Dalrymple is now Mrs. Alec Fletcher (a Scotland Yard Detective) and the couple have new twin infant children. Daisy’s going away on a journey to Edinburgh and her biggest worry is that she has forgotten her book, so how will she pass the time? Her concern proves to be pointless because once the journey begins Daisy finds a pint-sized stowaway on board -- Belinds, the daughter of dreamy Detective Chief Inspector Alec Fletcher, Daisy’s beau. No sooner has this problem revealed itself than Daisy and Belinda run into a bickering Scottish clan en route to the deathbed of the head of the family. But before the express reaches its first stop, one of the greedy McGowans has turned up dead. Is it murder? Daisy’s willing to bet her first class ticket it is -- after all, the victim was the heir-in-waiting and she’s sharing the carriage with an entire family of suspects who have everything to gain by his death. 127294 2003 Daisy Dalrymple: Die Laughing NM Dunn, Carola #12 Daisy Dalrymple Mysteries Journalist Daisy Dalrymple has a toothache in spring, 1924. When she goes to her dentist's office, she finds the dentist dead in his chair. Who killed him? The honourable Daisy Dalrymple Fletcher will try to find out. 127295 2005 Daisy Dalrymple: Fall of a Philanderer NM Dunn, Carola #14 Daisy Dalrymple Mystery Former Journalist Daisy Dalrymple, now Daisy Fletcher and her inspector husband discover the corpse of a local innkeeper at the shore while on summer holiday. Pregnant Daisy's holiday will be spent solving another case. 127296 2007 Daisy Dalrymple: Gunpowder Plot NM Dunn, Carola #15 Daisy Dalrymple Mystery Former Journalist Daisy Dalrymple was an aristocrat down on her luck supporting herself as a journalist. Now pregnant, Daisy Dalrymple Fletcher joins her former school chum for annual celebration of Guy Fawkes fete that a family has observed since 1606. As fireworks explode above the manor, Daisy realizes all is not well among the fractious family members. When the bodies of the father and an Australian visitor are discovered, Daisy exhibits her usual common sense and charm in solving the case. 127297 2006 Daisy Dalrymple: Mistletoe and Murder NM Dunn, Carola #13 Daisy Dalrymple Mystery Feature Writer Daisy Dalrymple is now Mrs. Alec Fletcher and she and her family are spending Christmas at Brockdene, a lovely estate in Cornwall. She is researching an article about the estate where three generations have lived in the manor house. Her husband is a Scotland Yard Inspector and when a retired missionary is found dead on Christmas morning. It's December, 1923. Daisy 127298 2005 Daisy Dalrymple: Mourning Wedding, A NM Dunn, Carola #11 Daisy Dalrymple Mysteries Journalist Daisy Dalrymple and her Detective Chief Inspector husband are invited to the wedding of a friend. Everything goes well until the bride's great aunt is found strangled to death in her bed. Daisy must find the killer before another family member becomes a corpse. 127299 2000 Daisy Dalrymple: Rattle His Bones NM Dunn, Carola #8 Daisy Dalrymple Mystery Series Journalist Daisy Dalrymple, aristocrat down on her luck, supporting herself as a journalist 127300 2001 Daisy Dalrymple: Requiem for a Mezzo NM Dunn, Carola #3 Daisy Dalrymple Mysteries Journalist Daisy Dalrymple, aristocrat down on her luck, supporting herself as a journalist. It is March 1923, the Honourable Daisy Dalrymple takes a break from her writing to attend a performance of Verdi's Requiem at the Albert Hall with Scotland Yard's Detective Chief Inspector Alec Fletcher. During the performance, the mezzo soprano drops dead on stage killed by cyanide poisoning. Daisy decides to investigate on her own. 127301 2009 Daisy Dalrymple: Sheer Folly NM Dunn, Carola #18 Daisy Dalrymple Mystery Journalist Daisy Dalrymple is now Mrs. Alec Fletcher (a Scotland Yard Detective) and the couple have new twin infant children. In March of 1926, Daisy Dalrymple Fletcher and her friend and collaborator Lucy (aka Lady Gerald) head off for several days at a stately home reputed to have the best grotto in the country. Working on a book of follies (architectural), they plan to research and photograph it. Leaving her husband and young twins behind, Daisy is expecting a productive weekend at Appsworth Hall, with the only potential difficulty being keeping Lucy from offending the current owner, a manufacturer of plumbing products. Alas, it’s not to be quite so simple. At the home, they find themselves faced with a curious assortment of people including the abominable, tactless Lord Rydal, who is rumored to be having an affair with one of the guests while at the same time in ardent and artless pursuit of the hand in marriage of another. When the grotto explodes with Lord Rydal in it, it’s not a question of who would do it -- as most who have met him would be sorely tempted -- but who actually did do it. 127302 2002 Daisy Dalrymple: Styx and Stones NM Dunn, Carola #7 Daisy Dalrymple Mysteries Journalist Daisy Dalrymple, aristocrat down on her luck, supporting herself as a journalist 127303 2001 Daisy Dalrymple: To Davy Jones Below NM Dunn, Carola #9 Daisy Dalrymple Mystery Series Journalist Daisy Dalrymple, aristocrat down on her luck, supporting herself as a journalist 127304 2001 Daisy Dalrymple: Winter Garden Mystery, The NM Dunn, Carola #2 Daisy Dalrymple Mystery Series Journalist Daisy Dalrymple, aristocrat down on her luck, supporting herself as a journalist 127305 1945 Daisy Kenyon N OWN - H Janeway, Elizabeth Editor Peter Lapham edits a magazine for which Daisy Kenyon has done illustrations 127306 1947 Daisy Kenyon M DVD -R HQ 2924, 2925 Press is used in the legal battle between wife and husband. Newspaper stories and headlines. 127307 1870 Daisy Nichol N Hardy Press 127308 1935 Daisy Won't Tell P MLPL Hughes, Babette Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 127309 1991 Daiyukai (aka Rainbow Kids) MF Japan News Media cover the kidnapping of an 84-year-old widow and grandmother who lives in a palatial estate by three bumbling thugs. Soon the strong-willed granny takes command of her own kidnapping offering the house of her former maid as a hideout and suggesting a larger ransom -- 10 million yen. When the press gets wind of the crime it soon balloons into a major media event, an international news sensation turning a simple kidnapping plan into a media circus. It’s the kidnappers vs. the police in a strategic battle using the media as the middleman. 127310 2001 Dak miu mai shing MF News Media. TCN Field Reporter (Glory Simon). 127311 1982 Dakota Gold NW Champlin, Tim News Media 127312 2002 Dakota Grand NM Jasper, Kenji Music Writer Dakota Grand of The Magazine in New York City is seeking fame and fortune by chronicling the unruly antics of rappers, hip-hop promoters and music industry hangers-on. He soon discovers life of a scribe in "the business" involves more than just scoring backstage passes, attending listening parties and rehashing press releases. Double-dealing, deception and danger are part of the job description. Grand lands a prized interview with half of his favorite rap duo. Senses chance to turn twosome's tumultuous story into a front page article that will make him the envy of the other hustling music writers. Plan backfires when the entertainer decides the published piece is not to his liking and assaults Grand. After the beating, battered Grand rejects bribe from rapper's lawyer and vows to get revenge. Grand thinks an interview with a big city reporter will even the score. This backfires when his words are twisted and his life and career are put into jeopardy. What happens when a writer becomes part of the story? 127313 2005 Dakota Life: Dear County Agent Guy DT DVD -R HQ 2884 Episode. 2-24-2005 Columnist Jerry Nelson, a fourth-generation diary farmer, starts a farm-humor newspaper column. 127314 2004 Dalai Lama: Discourse on the Heart Sutra DF Japan Interviewer Kozo Otarii. 127315 1991 Dali M Spain. Journalist (Valentin Fernandez-Tubau). Journalist (Momchil Karamitev - Max Freeman). Journalist (Yasen Peyankov). Journalist (Lyubomir Bachvarov). Journalist (Roumiania Parvanova). 127316 1978 Dallas T Series Publisher Alex Ward (Joel Fabiani). Roy Ralston (John Reilly), host of the TV show, Talk Time. Leslie Stewart (Susan Flannery), junior public relations agent, 127317 1967 Dallas MT News Media. Journalist 1 (Herman Vinck). Journalist 2 (Bob Van der Veken) 127318 1979 Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, The MT DVD -R HQ 1867, 1868 Hamner, Robert (Teleplay) Ness Book Reporter Laura Cole (Jane Seymour) joins a famous cheerleading squad to get the inside story. Magazine Editor Lyman Spencer (Bert Convy) tries to do the story but squad's supervisor objects to previous hatchet jobs done by other journalists. Convinces former girlfriend Cole to do the story by offering her $30,000. She finds no dirt on the cheerleaders. Editor decides to manufacture some with help of sleazy ex-boyfriend of one of the girls. Reporter finds out the truth. She confesses her identity to squad's supervisor but says she decided not to do a negative story. She gets editor and co-conspirator arrested when they try to blackmail cheerleader into posing for lewd photographs. Editor agrees to drop story. Charges are then dropped. Sequel featured television producer (John Davidson) trying to prepare a special on the squad. Reporter (Donatelle Mascari). 127319 1980 Dallas File, The P MLPL Robbins, K. Play Index 1973-77 Press 127320 1991 Dallas: T 5-3-91 TV Newscaster Sue Ellen. Channel 2 News features Dallas series on newscasts 127321 1989 Dallas: Daddy Dearest T Episode. 11-17-1989. Season #13. Episode #9 Reporter (James Bartz - First Reporter). 127322 1988 Dallas: Dead Reckoning T Episode #275. 3-18-1988 Newscaster (Andrew Amador). 127323 1981 Dallas: Ewing vs. Ewing T Episode #74. 4-3-1981 Public Relations Practitioner Leslie Stewart (Susan Flannery). J.R. speeds his attempt to sell out Ewing Oil. Donna and Ray attempt to help mend Jock and Ellie’s marriage. Lucy and Mitch’s troubles continue. 127324 1981 Dallas: Ewing-Gate T Episode #77. 5-1-1981 Public Relations Practitioner Leslie Stewart (Susan Flannery). J.R.’s southeast Asian dealings may cost him Ewing Oil -- and his freedom. Dusty tries to convince Sue Ellen to leave J.R. and take John Ross, too. Cliff discovers a dead woman in Southfork’s pool. 127325 1981 Dallas: Full Circle T Episode #76. 4-17-1981 Public Relations Practitioner Leslie Stewart (Susan Flannery). Cliff teams with Westar to try to bring down J.R. Cliff meets his mother. Kristin returns to Dallas with a new plot. Lucy and Mitch split. 127326 1981 Dallas: Gathering Storm, The T Episode #73. 3-27-1981 Public Relations Practitioner Leslie Stewart (Susan Flannery). Jock warns he’ll sell Ewing Oil if Ellie and he divorce. Clint pushes Sue Ellen to leave J.R. Lucy’s Young Miss Dallas title demands continue to strain her marriage. Pam’s suspicious of Cliff’s motives. 127327 1980 Dallas: House Divided, A T Episode #54. 3-21-1980 News Media. Reporter (Susan Keller). 127328 1996 Dallas: J.R. Returns T Reporter (Maria Arita) 127329 1996 Dallas: J.R. Returns T Episode. Reporter (Maria Arita). 127330 1980 Dallas: Leslie Stewart T Season Four (1980-1981). 11 Episodes. Public Relations Practitioner Leslie Stewart (Susan Flannery). 127331 1981 Dallas: Lover, Come Back T DVD -R HQ 3210 Episode #70. 2-20-1981 Public Relations Practitioner Leslie Stewart (Susan Flannery) works to build up J.R.'s image. Television Female Newscaster on TV screen with important news to the oil cartel. Political Media and Public Relations. Sue Ellen’s elation over Dusty being alive is short-lived. Ray and Donna plan to marry. J.R.’s Asian dealings revives the Cartel. 127332 1981 Dallas: Making of a President T Episode #67. 1-30-1981 Public Relations Practitioner Leslie Stewart (Susan Flannery). Back running Ewing Oil, J.R. seeks PR help to burnish his image. Sue Ellen finds Pam with Alex and gives some surprising advice. Miss Ellie is still angered over Jock’s actions. 127333 1982 Dallas: Mama Dearest T DVD -R HQ 3637 Episode. News Media pays attention to J.R.'s cut-rate gas stations. 127334 1981 Dallas: Mark of Cain, The T Episode #72. 3-13-1981 Public Relations Practitioner Leslie Stewart (Susan Flannery) gets J.R. right where she wants him. The Ewings divide over the Takapa deal. Lucy’s ego as Young Miss Dallas causes martial tension. Sue Ellen continues her fling with Clint Ogden. 127335 1986 Dallas: Masquerade T DVD -R HQ 4804 Episode. Press Conference in Martinique finds J.R. risking a dangerous confrontation with Angelica. Jack possess ass Dimitri at the press conference and a masquerade ball. 127336 1981 Dallas: New Beginnings T Episode #75. 4-10-1981 Public Relations Practitioner Leslie Stewart (Susan Flannery). J.R.’s plan to sell Ewing Oil is halted when Jock and Ellie reconcile. Donna takes J.R. to task for humiliating Ray. Cliff is unsure about meeting his mother. Jeremy Wendell seeks revenge against J.R. 127337 1981 Dallas: New Mrs. Ewing, The T Episode #71. 2-27-1981 Public Relations Practitioner Leslie Stewart (Susan Flannery) alienates J.R. from the Cartel. Donna and Ray marry. Lucy enters the Miss Young Dallas pageant. Jock and Miss Ellie’s feud over Takapa continues. 127338 1980 Dallas: No More Mister Nice Guy (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #55-#56. 11-7/9-1980 Newscaster (Ray Stewart). 127339 1980 Dallas: Paternity Suit T DVD -R HQ 6653 Episode # 800232. 1-10-1980. Reporter. Digger tells a reporter Cliff fathered Sue Ellen's baby. Custody suits and countersuits prompt a blood test to determine paternity. 127340 1981 Dallas: Quest, The T DVD -R HQ 3203 Shaw, Robert J. Episode #69. 2-13-1981 Public Relations Practitioner Leslie Stewart (Susan Flannery) is hired to build up JR's image. He wants to be her only client, wants her to give up all her other clients for a professional and personal relationship. She tells him to give up sleazy women. J.R. uses his influence to make sure that Cliff Barnes does not get chosen for public office. 127341 1981 Dallas: Start the Revolution With Me T Episode #68. 2-6-1981 Public Relations Practitioner Leslie Stewart (Susan Flannery). J.R. seeks revenge against the Asian government that seized Ewing Oil wells, and is rebuffed in his efforts to bed his PR advisor Stewart. Bobby seeks to invest in solar energy. Miss Ellie isn’t pleased with Ray’s ability so sway Jock. 127342 1998 Dallas: War of the Ewings MT TV Reporter (Constance Jones) 127343 2009 Dalliance N Burg, Diana Reporter Thomas Perry’s journal is one of the narrative devices involving the marriage of the niece of a prominent railway magnate to a dull, ambitious banker. The woman secures an upper-class social position at the cost of a loveless relationship. Refusing to settle, the woman soon finds diversion and companionship in a “dalliance” with a Chicago lawyer. Her indiscretions result in a very public divorce trial in Illinois in 1860 pitting the domineering husband against the repentant and disgraced wife. The trial riveted the country with newspaper headlines displaying the personal lives of prominent citizens. The narration includes the woman’s diary entries, the husband’s letters and the journal of the newspaper reporter Perry. 127344 1949 Dalton Gang, The M Editor Amos Boling (Byron Foulger) and his assistant Polly Medford (Betty Adams-Julie Adams) tell the deputy marshal that they suspect the land-and-water company in the murders of several ranchers. Boling tells the marshal that the leader of the gang is the head of the infamous Dalton gang.. 127345 2004 Dalton, Les MF France News. Le cecitant des "News for West" (Karl Zero - Voice). 127346 1945 Daltons Ride Again, The M Chanslor, Roy, Paul Gangelin, Henry Blankford (Screenplay). Ness Book Publisher Bohannon (John Litel) is a crusading newspaper publisher whose daughter is in love with an outlaw. Outlaw and his brothers framed for crimes committed by land barons. 127347 2000 Dalziel and Pascoe: Above the Law MT Reporter (Doreene Blackstock). 127348 1996 Dalziel and Pascoe: Autumn Shroud, An MT Photographer (James Wilson). 127349 1999 Dalziel and Pascoe: British Grenadier, The T Episode #15. 7-3-1999 Reporter (Alison Carney). Camera Operator (Laurence Saunders). 127350 2005 Dalziel and Pascoe: Dig, The T Episode #35. 2-13-2005 TV Reporter (Tom Manners). 127351 2002 Dalziel and Pascoe: For Love Nor Money MT Reporter (Gurbinder Hayer). Journalist (Lorna Anders). 127352 2002 Dalziel and Pascoe: For Love Nor Money T Episode #27.10-21-2002 Journalist (Lorna Anders). Reporter (Gurbinder Hayer). 127353 2006 Dalziel and Pascoe: Glory Days T Episode #38. 3-13-2006 Reporter Sophie Dartnall (Jane Hicks). 127354 2005 Dalziel and Pascoe: Heads You Lose T Episode #33. 1-30-2005 News Media. News Reporter (Nikki Tapper). 127355 2001 Dalziel and Pascoe: Home Truths T Episode #21. 11-5-2001 News Media. Journalist 1 (Ravin J. Ganatra). Journalist 2 (Conor Davis-Amard) 127356 1997 Dalziel and Pascoe: Killing Kindness, A T Episode. 6-21-1997. Reporter 1 (Michael Bell). Reporter 2 (Ashley Barker). 127357 2004 Dalziel and Pascoe: Price of Fame, The T Episode #30. 1-10-2004 TV Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 127358 1999 Dalziel and Pascoe: Recalled to Life T Episode #13. 6-19-1999 News Media. TV Reporter (Janine Ridge). Female Reporter (Ava Hunt). 127359 1997 Dalziel and Pascoe: Ruling Passion T Episode #4. News Media. Reporter (Anjuu Misra). 127360 2001 Dalziel and Pascoe: Walls of Silence T Episode #20. 10-29-2001 News Media. Journalist 1 (Debbie Howard). Journalist 2 (Peter Ashdown). 127361 1993 Dama De Noche (aka Lady of the Night) MF Lopez, Eva Mexico Journalist-Novelist on a quest to figure out something from the lady of the night's past to help her go on with her future. 127362 1966 Dama na kolejich MF Czechoslovakia Reporter of Czech Radio (Miloslav Holman). 127363 1992 Damage M TV Interviewer (Francine Stock). 127364 2004 Damages P Thompson, Steve West London Production Night Editor Bas. "Sleaze and cheese have finally had their day," he says. But he'll be back tomorrow and not much will have changed. Be-tweeded editor with a bow tie who cares about grammar and about the flaky characters who bring him their copy and page layouts from the newsroom. Two colleagues are unpleasant, but he has a decency. One colleague is consumed by the need to be the chippy hard man: "I'm a successful journalist, I don't like anyone at all." The other is a weak and vain second-rater who's risen too high and who can't begin to make a true assessment of his worth. Paper to get to bed before 8 p.m. 127365 2009 Damages: Burn It, Shred It, I Don’t Care T DVD -R HQ 10766 Episode. 1-14-2009 Newspaper stories and headlines are used to show characters’ reactions. 127366 2010 Damages: Flight’s at 11:08 T DVD -R HQ 11773 Episode. 2-8-2010 News Media. Patty races to prevent a key witness in the Tobin case from leaving the country and Ellen learns a secret about her sister. 127367 2009 Damages: Hey! Mr. Pibb T DVD -R HQ 10821 Episode. 1-28-2009 Reporter Josh Reston (Matthew Davis) gives water sample to Ellen and Tom in West Virginia in case against UNR. Patty works to clear Daniel Purcell of any wrongdoing in his wife’s murder and gets him released. He promises to be the key witness against UNR. Patty gives Purcell the water sample. On the stand, Purcell lies and says UNR is innocent. He also destroyed the water sample as UNR deposits money in his account. The reporter suspects that Ultima National Resources (UNR) is responsible for the deaths as their coal plants are contaminating the water. 127368 2009 Damages: I Agree, It Wasn’t Funny T DVD -R HQ 10838 Episode. 2-3-2009 Reporter Josh Reston (Matthew Davis). News Media. 127369 2009 Damages: I Know Your Pig T DVD -R HQ 10780 Episode. 1-21-2009 Reporter Josh Reston (Matthew Davis) is revealed to be a reporter. Down in West Virginia, this young guy named Josh asks a farmer about her dead pig -- apparently the latest in a number of livestock deaths. He suggests the water supply is contaminated by the coal mine, but she’s scared of Big Coal. She also asks him if he’s a reporter and why he’s asking so many questions. Josh (aka He Who Knows Your Pig) leaves a message for Purcell saying that “things are getting worse” in West Virginia. Later, Josh gets beaten up when he sneaks a water sample from near the mine. The two men, who are associated with UNR’s CEO, Mr. Kendrick, take the sample and leave him on the road. The reporter suspects that Ultima National Resources (UNR) is responsible for the deaths as their coal plants are contaminating the water. We see him try to interview a resident about it and then leave a voicemail with Daniel Purcell. They are clearly connected. Reporter Josh Reston finds himself being beaten to a pulp after breaking in and stealing a water sample from a plant. Seemingly tipped off by Purcell to investigate the contamination levels in the ground water in the area -- responsible for killing many local farmer’s livestock (including the pig in the title). 127370 2009 Damages: I Lied, Too T DVD -R HQ 10755 Episode. 1-6-2009 News Media. Patty Hughes is interviewed on the Regis-Kelli program. Talk-Show Hosts Regis Philbin and Kelli Rippa. Fox News. New York Post headline and story. 127371 2010 Damages: I Look Like Frankenstein T DVD -R HQ 11845 Episode. 3-15-2010 News Media not included in this episode. Patty and Ellen decide to look for Carol Tobin after she comes up missing. Arthur Frobisher comes out of the woodwork to start a new foundation -- on wind power. An actor he wants to front the organization will do so if Frobisher options his book to him for a movie with him starring as Frobisher. Frobisher, amused, agrees. 127372 2010 Damages: It’s Not My Birthday T DVD -R HQ 11807 Episode. 2-22-2010 News Media. Patty continues to go after Louis Tobin’s hidden funds. 127373 2009 Damages: London. Of Course T DVD -R HQ 10980 Episode. 3-18-2009 African-American Reporter Carla Stenson (Leisa Davis) is doing a personal profile of Patty Hewes for New York Style Magazine. She is interviewing Patty, her husband and members of the law firm including Ellen. It’s Patty’s first interview in a decade and Ellen is warned by a colleague that the reporter will be fishing for information. “Whatever you say about Patty will live forever in print,” he tells her. Stenson also arranges a photo shoot of Patty and her husband. News Media then covers Patty’s husband infidelity destroying his bid for energy secretary. Picture of him with another woman, given to Patty anonymously by Ellen, were released to the news media. Ellen didn’t leak the photos. Patty did to destroy her husband’s career. He was forced to withdraw his name for consideration for energy secretary. News Media follows up on the story. 127374 2009 Damages: New York Sucks T DVD -R HQ 10875 Episode. 2-18-2009 News Media. Press conference with Patty Hewes and the stockbroker who is suing the Ultimate National Resources (UNR) announcing the defamation suit against the company and its chairman. 127375 2007 Damages: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 8806 Episode #1. 7-24-2007 News Media. High-powered attorney stops at nothing to get what she wants -- and she wants to get a billionaire who profited while his employees suffered great financial losses. 127376 2009 Damages: Pretty Girl in a Leotard, A T DVD -R HQ 10849 Episode. 2-11-2009 News Media. Patty Hewes, senior partner of Hewes & Associates uses the media to wage war against Ultimate National Resources (UNR) by going on Fox News “On The Record” and accusing the head of UNR of murder. The company’s stock goes down and a settlement to end a defamation suit against her is a contribution of $5 million to an environmental charity. But Patty finds a member of the board that she can use to file a class suit against UNR -- and it’s an old enemy. 127377 2007 Damages: She Spat On Me T DVD -R HQ 8929 Episode #6. 9-4-2007 News Media. Coverage of assault on front page of New York newspapers by millionaire Arthur Robisher who beats up a writer working on his memoirs. Robisher came up with the idea of telling his story to the public in his new strategy to save his family and his money by winning public sympathy. 127378 2007 Damages: Sort of Like Family T DVD -R HQ 9019 Episode #10. 10-2-2007 News Media is used to get a corporation executive's story to the public before a key deposition. Patty Hewes continues her quest to ruin millionaire Arthur Frobisher. 127379 2007 Damages: We Are Not Animals T DVD -R HQ 8963 Episode #7. 9-11-2007 News Media. Tom and Ellen think that Patty is trying to control them so they decide to make an alliance and keep information from her. Patty must keep Gregory Malina secure until his deposition because her case will fall apart without it. 127380 2010 Damages: You Haven’t Replaced Me T DVD -R HQ 11832 Episode. 3-8-2010 News Media. The Tobin fraud sends Tom to the Caribbean in search of the hidden money. Ellen is faced with the Dilemma of choosing between her boss and Patty. No specific news media are shown. 127381 2010 Damages: Your Secrets Are Safe T DVD -R HQ 11725 Episode. 1-25-2010 News Media. Field Female Reporter on a Ponzi scheme involving Lou Tobin who has been accused of putting together the multibillion dollar fraud. The DA’s office is trying to bring Tobin to court while Patty Hewes and Associates have been charged with tracking down and recovering all the money. 127382 1943 Damals MF Germany Journalist (Fred Goebel). Journalist (Kurt Mikulski). Journalist (Walter Steinweg). Journalist am Tatort (Karl Etlinger). 127383 1998 Damascus Gate N Stone, Robert Journalist Christopher Lucas, an expatriate American journalist, was born Christian and Jewish and he feels rooted to neither faith. He loves a good story. But his desire has limits. Around Lucas swirl addled saints, addicted sinners, con men, cruel members of Hamas and even crueler Israeli security forces. All the parties have their own agendas, most of which hinge on a conspiracy among extremist Israeli Jews and American Christians to blow up the Temple Mount and usher in Armageddon. There's also a drug-blasted seeker's attempts to elevate a manic-depressive Jews as a world savior. One of his pawns is an American Sufi who Lucas loves. 127384 1926 Dame Chance M AFI-Playwrights Writer 127385 1988 Dame des lavabos, La MF France - Documentary - Short Interviewer (Alain Cavalier - Himself). 127386 1994 Dame was Loaded, The G Reporter (Tim Syrota). Editor (James Howard). 127387 1988 Damerne fra Lidenlund DF Denmark Interviewer Annette Breuning - Voice. 127388 1934 Dames M DVD -R HQ 2084 (Media Excerpts). L. Daves, Delmer (Screenplay) Reporter (Milton Kibbee). Reporter (Phil Tead). Newspaper column: On the Rialto by Peeping Tom. 127389 1963 Dames Can Be Deadly NM Chambers, Peter (Dennis John Andrew Phillips) Magazine. Sensation magazine blackmails its victims by forcing them to buy advertising. Editor is found murdered. 127390 1996 DameXpressen T Series Journalist (Gry de la Cour) 127391 1978 Damien -- Omen II M SVD 1210 Journalist Joan Hart (Elizabeth Shepard), friend of the photographer killed in the original Omen, tries to investigate the now teenaged Damien and gets attacked by a raven who pecks out her eyes and causes her to fall into the path of oncoming truck. 127392 1958 Damn Citizen M L Reporter (Jack Dempsey). News Commentator (Tiger Flowers). Reporter (Frank Hay). 127393 2003 Damn Straight: Lillian Byrd Crime Story NM Sims, Elizabeth #2 Lillian Byrd Mysteries Reporter Lillian Byrd, a freelance writer, lesbian and amateur sleuth, can't turn down a friend's plea for help. So she leaves the cold Midwest for California and "The Dinah Shore Golf Tournament." Lillian is swept off her feet and into bed with LPGA star Genie Maychild. Someone is terrorizing the superstar. Lillian goes undercover as a high-profile reporter, an unhinged nun and a professional caddie uncovering layer after layer of her lover's past. 127394 1958 Damn Yankees M L Sportswriters. Reporters (Joseph Mell, Frank J. Scannell). Reporter at Joe's Hearing (Jeffrey Sayre). Newsstand Proprietor (Phil Arnold). 127395 1967 Damn Yankees T Sportswriters 127396 1994 Damnation of Harvey McHugh, The: How Green Was My Ballot T Episode #11. Political Commentator (Douglas Bennett). 127397 1994 Damnation of Harvey McHugh, The: Lord of the Flies T Episode #12. Reporter (Michael Harrop). News Reporter (Richard Neal). Press Secretary (Warwick Comber). 127398 1994 Damnation of Harvey McHugh, The: Paint Your Bandwagon T Episode #5. News Media. Reporter 1 (Tony Porter). Reporter 2 (Molly Brumm). 127399 1994 Damnation of Harvey McHugh, The: Tree Grows in Botswana, A T Episode #4. News Media. Reporter 1 (Jennifer Botica). 127400 1994 Damnation of Harvey McHugh, The: Whatever Happened to Baby X T Episode #3. News Media. Journalist #1 (Blake Osborne). 127401 1994 Damnation of Harvey McHugh: Brilliant Chorea, My T Episode #2. News Media. Reporter 1 (Jennifer Botica). Newsreader (Lauchllin MacDonald) 127402 1781 Damnation; Or The Playhouse Hissing Hot P Stuart, Charles Critics 127403 1950 Damned Don't Cry, The M Reporters hounding gun moll's parents, society columns. Reporters (Dabbs Greer, Warren Mace, Paul McGuire). Editor (Charles Jordan). Radio Commentator (Don Forbes). Messenger (Bob Alden). Rewrite Man (Herschel Daugherty). 127404 1896 Damned Thing, The (1892-1898) SS MLPL Bierce, Ambrose Press 127405 1954 Damon Runyon R Episode. 5-16-1954. Hallmark Playhouse Journalist Damon Runyon 127406 1949 Damon Runyon Theater R QTR-35 Series - 52 episodes Press 127407 1955 Damon Runyon Theatre T Series - 39 episodes Press 127408 1944 Damon Runyon: Runyon a la Carte SS Runyon, Damon Newspaper Stories in Brooklyn 127409 1998 Damon:: Actor, The T Episode #9. 5-11-1998 Newscaster (Tom Yi). 127410 1951 Dan England and the Noonday Devil N Connolly, Miles Former Journalist refuses to see evil in any man. He ennobles the lives of others. 127411 1936 Dan Hyland, Police Reporter NM OWN - H - USC Jonathan, Norton Hughes Cub Reporter. George Anderson Gargan, famous managing editor challenged young Dan Hyland, had started him on his career as an ace police reporter. His uncle, Ray Hyland, was a famous newspaper man now writing for Hollywood motion pictures. 127412 2007 Dan In Real Life M DVD -R HQ 11570, 11571 Advice Columnist Dan Burns (Steve Carell) is a widower and a father of three who also writes a family-values parenting advice column for his local newspaper. Burns confidentially dispenses advice. He falls for the girlfriend of his younger brother during a family vacation. Burns, a single father who dedicates his life to his children, finds his widely known convictions put to the ultimate test when he meets his brother’s girlfriend at a bookstore. They get to know each other, but then Dan finds out that she is actually dating his brother creating this offbeat love triangle. 127413 2007 Dan In Real Life MS Own - P Gardner Pierce and Peter Hedges (Screenplay). Advice Columnist Dan Burns (Steve Carell) is a widower and a father of three who also writes a family-values parenting advice column for his local newspaper. Burns confidentially dispenses advice. He falls for the girlfriend of his younger brother during a family vacation. Burns, a single father who dedicates his life to his children, finds his widely known convictions put to the ultimate test when he meets his brother’s girlfriend at a bookstore. They get to know each other, but then Dan finds out that she is actually dating his brother creating this offbeat love triangle. 127414 2005 Dan Rather: Reporter Remembers, A DT DVD -R HQ 2960 3-9-2005 TV CBS Anchor-Newsman Dan Rather's own words and footage from the CBS News archives -- some of it never aired before -- tell the veteran newsman's story on his last day as the "CBS Evening News" Anchor. CBS has plenty of material to mine for the tribute as Rather has been at CBS since 1962 and covered some of the biggest events of the last four decades. 127415 1960 Dan Raven T Series 1960-1961 Photographer Perry Levitt (Quinn Redeker) 127416 2005 Dan Starkey: Belfast Confidential NM Bateman, Colin #7 Dan Starkey Mysteries Irish Columnist Dan Starkey, a boozy journalist in Belfast, has just moved into his new Belfast when his best mate, Mouse, is murdered leaving him to catch a killer, become editor of the obscenely successful scandal magazine, Belfast Confidential, and compile the much-coveted Power list. 127417 1996 Dan Starkey: Cycle of Violence NM Bateman, Colin Dan Starkey Mysteries Irish Columnist Dan Starkey, journalist in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The focus is on Miller, a smart-ass, hard-drinking bicycle-riding young journalist who gets banished from a busy Belfast daily for being drunk in the office. He's now on a boring weekly in Crossmaheart, a rural terrorist hot spot. He's not immediately welcomed at the Crossmaheart Chronicle where his new colleagues bitterly inform him his predecessor, Jamie Milburn, has disappeared. When he also finds that Milburn's sensuous girlfriend was apparently a victim of gang rape as an adolescent, he falls in love with her and becomes her instrument of revenge, inadvertently or subconsciously. Jamie's head is found in a fox's mouth and it's too much for his former girlfriend who goes off her medication and leaves. Miller tracks down her three assaulters who turn up dead. He keeps digging until he digs too deep. 127418 1995 Dan Starkey: Divorcing Jack NM Bateman, Colin #1 Dan Starkey Mysteries Irish Columnist Dan Starkey, a cynical journalist in Belfast, Northern Ireland, is a determined wit and dedicated alcoholic. Starkey suffers from many flaws: he cheats on his wife constantly, is a hardened alcoholic, smokes constantly, has doubts about his step-son and how he should treat another man’s child, and hates the other man. At one of the numerous parties he and his wife Patricia organize, he meets a young woman and begins his first extramarital affair. When he returns to the apartment of his new conquest after going out for pizza, he finds the young brunette riddled with bullets. Worse, Starkey accidentally kills the woman's murder during a subsequent struggle in the dark. The young woman turns out to have been a politician's daughter. Starkey goes in pursuit of a tape that reveals the sordid past of the leading candidate in the upcoming prime minister election. Starkey is on the lam from police and terrorists -- the IRA wants him dead. Starkey hooks up with another beautiful woman disguised as a nun, a priest with a new heart and an American journalist who may be a CIA agent. As he seeks to solve the crime himself, his frantic pursuit of the only clues to the killer's identity leads him deep into the most guarded reaches of Northern Irish political power. 127419 2004 Dan Starkey: Driving Big Davie NM Bateman, Colin #6 Dan Starkey Mysteries Irish Columnist Dan Starkey, a boozy, cynical journalist in Belfast, has for many years been a journalist of some repute -- mainly ill. Now he is back with his wife Patricia and a baby, he is trying to keep himself out of trouble. Had he not been caught in an awkward position when he received a phone call from Big Davie Kincaird, he might not have decided to return to the village of Groomsport. Had he not drunk too much to cover the awkwardness of meeting Kincaird after 25 years, he might have avoided going on honeymoon in Florida for three weeks -- with Big Davie. What else could possibly go wrong? 127420 2002 Dan Starkey: Horse With My Name NM Bateman, Colin #5 Dan Starkey Mysteries Irish Columnist Dan Starkey, a boozy, cynical journalist in Belfast, is stuck in a grimy Belfast bedsit. His life is a disaster and his only solace is the pub around the corner and the last can in his hand. He needs to get out more, particularly since the sessions at Relate with his wife Patricia have been canceled and she’s hooked up with new man Clive. He really needs something to get his teeth into. Fellow ex-journalist Mark Corkery provides that something. Corkery, whose secret persona is The Horse Whisperer, an internet horse-racing gossip, wants him to investigate Geordie McClean, the man behind Irish American Racing. Simple enough for a man with Dan’s experience? But Trouble is Dan’s middle name and trouble is what he finds. 127421 1996 Dan Starkey: Of Wee Sweetie Mice and Men: NM Bateman, Colin #2 Dan Starkey Mysteries Irish Columnist Dan Starkey, a boozy journalist in Belfast, Northern Ireland brings his hilarious sarcasm and misguided action-hero antics to New York where he is covering a heavyweight championship bout between an unlikely Belfast boxer and Mike Tyson. It's on St. Patrick's Day. When the boxer's wife is kidnapped following an unwittingly racist comment he makes at a press conference, Starkey turns sleuth along with an ex-cop to investigate the case. He ends up taking part in a commando attack on a Muslim temple, serve as a punching bat for a troupe of gay waiters and be saved from the jaws of death by a large whale. Starkey drinks too much and bemoans his failing marriage to Patricia who's newly pregnant by another man. He had planned to write a book about the title fight. The fighter's mentor hires Starkey to do public relations for the championship bout and write a book about it all after the boxer is knocked out by Tyson. It looks like a great chance for Starkey to make some money and get out of the war zone in Ireland. Starkey, now reunited with his wife Patricia who is pregnant with another man’s child, accepts an offer to follow Fat Boy McMaster, a Northern Irish boxer, in his efforts to win the heavyweight belt against Mike Tyson. In the process, Dan manages to antagonize the IRA, the UVC, an obscure sect called the Sons of Mohammad and Save the Whale campaigners. 127422 2001 Dan Starkey: Shooting Sean NM Bateman, Colin #4 Dan Starkey Mysteries Irish Columnist Dan Starkey, a boozy, cynical journalist in Belfast, gets involved with the making of a film about a legendary Irish gangster to be directed by a famous Irish actor called Sean, who’s essaying a tricky career change from major movie star to low budget director. When things start to go wrong on the set, Dan’s suspects that the gangster himself may be behind it. Reporter Starkey is down on his luck again after the royalties for his successful book on the career of Fat Boy McMaster are swallowed up when his publisher is sued and the company goes bankrupt. In an attempt to get revenge and earn some money, he accepts a new commission to write the biography of a Hollywood movie star turned director. The problems start when Dan arrives on the set of Sean’s film about a notorious terrorist. As usual things are not what they seem and Dan is caught up in all sorts of double dealing and back stabbing. 127423 1999 Dan Starkey: Turbulent Priests NM Bateman, Colin #3 Dan Starkey Mysteries Irish Columnist Dan Starkey, a boozy, cynical journalist in Belfast, is looking for work. He’s hired by the Catholic Church in Northern Ireland to travel to Wraithlin Island of the coast of Belfast and ghost write a new bible with a little girl whom the locals believe to be the second coming. But Dan has his doubts. After all, why did they hire a Protestant? And if this isn’t hard enough for Dan, he soon discovers the only pub on the island has been closed by the reformed residents. Starkey has just finished his book on Fat Boy McMaster, a Northern Irish boxer. 127424 1893 Dan the Newsboy N Alger, Horatio Jr. Newsboy 127425 1941 Dana of the Sun N OWN - H Fenton, Alfred H. Editor Elizur Wright of Boston's Daily Chronotype. Charles and Eunice Dana. 127426 1988 Dana Sloan: Best Bid, The SS PVL Costa, Carol In "Womansleuth Anthology, The: Contemporary Mystery Stories by Women." Investigative Reporter Dana Sloan of the Globe. Five years ago, she was a cub reporter who fought off tremors of panic every time the city editor gave her an assignment. But her determination to get the whole story, the true story, had earned her this plush, though small, office as well as the title of investigative reporter. She no longer wrote her own copy. She had a secretary who took the facts and evidence that Dana provided and strung them into hard-hitting front page features. Gone undercover a number of times. 127427 2006 Dana Sloan: Deadly Hand, A N Costa, Carol #1 Dana Sloan Mysteries Investigative Reporter Dana Sloan goes undercover at an upscale retirement home to look into the suspicious death of Leona Rosetti, a retired reporter. Shortly before Rosetti died, she called the newspaper claiming to have uncovered a sensational story. Sloan works as evening receptionist at Peaceful Pines so she can question the staff and the senior citizens who live there. Recent murder of a wealthy politician's wife and a bizarre string of serial killings are connected to Rosetti's death. Before long, Sloan's investigation puts her own life in jeopardy. Working as the evening receptionist at Peaceful Pines, Dana has an opportunity to question the staff and the senior citizens who live there. Along with their offbeat humor, the elderly residents provide Dana with several clues that suggest the recent murder of a wealthy politician’s wife and a bizarre string of serial killings are somehow connected to Leona’s death. Before long, Dana’s investigation puts her own life in jeopardy and causes serious conflicts in her relationship with homicide detective Al Bruno. 127428 2009 Dana Sloan: Master Plan, The N Costa, Carol #2 Dana Sloan Mysteries Investigative Reporter Dana Sloan of the Globe. Two wives suspected of their husbands’ murders have Sloan working to prove their innocence and at odds once again with her boyfriend, homicide detective Al Bruno. Dana quickly learns that one of the wives, a talented artist, was abused by her husband. The other wife, Dana’s friend and employee Casey Jordan, admits that her recent wedding was part of a crazy scheme to marry into wealth. But Casey isn’t the only one with secrets. Dana uncovers evidence that Casey’s bridegroom has his own hidden agenda for marrying. What Dana doesn’t know is that the murders are all part of another plan, this one the most sinister of all, devised by a killer who won’t hesitate to add Dana to the list of victims. Sloan’s little investigation firm is on overdrive when two men end up dead in Dana’s quiet, but growing Chicago suburb. One of the men is investigator Casey’s new husband, Tony, a mysterious but wealthy man whom Casey hoped would secure her financial future. Dana and her cop boyfriend, Bruno, never did trust Tony, and after his death, they learn they had reason to be skeptical. The other dead body is the husband of a budding artist, Judy, who becomes chief suspect when it’s discovered that she had been an abused wife. Dana had a hunch the two murders are linked and that Judy had nothing to do with either of them so she enlists the help of her coworkers to find the truth. 127429 1988 Dance 'Til Dawn MT Photographer (Ron Perkins). 127430 1988 Dance Down the Mountain N OWN - H Hammer, Richard Reporter Harry Miller is married to a ballet star. The couple go to Los Angles in pursuit of their dreams -- he wants to write a novel and she wants to dance the prima-ballerina roles denied her in New York. Hit-and-run accident ends his wife's career. Hospital bills and financial difficulties force the journalist to become a ghost writer for a has-been movie producer. His wife teaches dancing to actresses. As her budding acting career strains their marriage, Miller must decide how hard he wants to work to keep them together. 127431 1995 Dance Film M VHS 613 (Media Excerpts) (Poor Quality Tape) News Media 127432 2007 Dance for Bethany, A M News Media. Senator Abbot's Reporter (Amy Kathryn Jones). 127433 1988 Dance of the Gods N OWN - P Beishir, Norma TV Journalist Meredith Courtney, television journalism's hottest new star 127434 1988 Dance on a Sinking Ship N OWN - P Kilian, Michael Journalist C. Jamieson Spencer, lovelorn, yet supremely cynical, who is hoping to write a story on fellow passenger Charles Lindbergh 127435 1951 Dance to the Music of Time N Powell, Anthony Critic Mark Member, a poet and critic. J.G.Quiggin, literary journalist. 127436 1957 Dance to the Music of Time: Second Movement N Powell, Anthony Critic J.G. Quiggin, a left-wing critic. Mark Members, Quiggin's friend and rival, a literary critic. Macklintick, a music critic. 127437 1992 Dance With Death M SV 180 Ruben, Katt Shea, Andy Ruben (Story). Daryl Haney (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Kelly (Barbara Alyn Woods) poses as a stripper to uncover a killer of exotic dancers. Confrontation between reporter and boss Hopper (Drew Snyder). She wants to be an investigative reporter and he wants her to pay her dues first. He tells her she has one of the best beats on the paper. Two eventually declare a truce with Kelly convincing Hopper to let her pursue the murder story. Agrees with her plan to enter amateur strip contest but tells her they will not tell anyone else. Once established as a dancer, she meets policeman and tells him that Hopper is her ex-boyfriend. Editor becomes a suspect. Policeman falls for reporter and tries to convince her to stop stripping. Reporter discovers editor really did kill the strip club owner. Policeman shoots editor when he tries to attack Kelly. Turns out policeman is really the killer. He stalks the reporter who stabs him, throws acid on him and sets fire to him. Then returns to empty newsroom to write a story entitled, "Dance With Death." Motion Picture Guide: "Never underestimate a reporter who can dance topless." 127438 1931 Dance, Fools, Dance M DVD -R HQ 3038, 3034. L. Rouverol, Aurania Crawford. Cub Reporter Bonnie Jordan (Joan Crawford), socialite who becomes crime reporter when family is ruined by stock market crash. Reporter Bert Scranton (Cliff Edwards), star reporter who shows Jordan the ropes. Scranton to Jordon: "You'll learn, kid. Clearness. Condensation. Where. What. When and Why. that's the idea. Don't let the guys on the copy desk bother you. they're just a bunch of butchers at heart. they'd cut the Lord's Prayer down to a one-line squib." Scranton killed. Jordan solves the case. Gets married. Police Reporter Clinton (James Donlan). Reporters (Mortimer Snow, Sherry Hall). Editor Mr. Parker (Purnell Pratt). Photographer Tom (Tommy Shugrue). 127439 1940 Dance, Girl, Dance M DVD -R HQ 1855-1856 Reporter calling Elinor (Paul E. Burns). Reporter at Taxi (Lew Harvey). Reporter (Milton Kibbee). Reporter (Paul Phillips). Reporter in Hallway (Ray Cooke). Photographer in Hallway (Donald Kerr). Photographer Tom (Tommy Shugrue). 127440 1995 Dancer on the Edge CB Coley Running Wild #1. Idol of Flesh #1 Photojournalist Jennifer “Jenny” Collins of Playthings Magazine and Video Cameraman Sammy O’Hara visit Coley Cochran for an interview, photo and video session. After a long talk, Jenny wants to do an entire book devoted to Coley. He poses and performs for her on the beach and to a crowd of onlookers. Afterwards, he takes her for a wild, dangerous ride on his bike winding up at a church. He makes it with her in view of a young priest who he is having an affair with. Coley hates organized religion and can’t stand the idea of being in love with a priest, but the priest doesn’t want to lose him and the two go at it right on the altar. Jealous, Jenny points the older Father at the scene and outraged, he insists the young priest leaves the church. Completely distraught, the young priest hangs himself. Coley sets fire to the church and tears off down the road with Jenny just as the police are coming. He takes the wrong road where a bridge is down and winds up crashing into a small canyon. 127441 2002 Dancer Upstairs, The M Journalist (Ricardo Lopes). TV Producer (Steve Emerson). TV Technician (Carlos Carrillo). Radio Announcers (Yousaf Bokhari, Natalia Tarnawiecki, Carlos Thiebaut). 127442 1997 Dancer Upstairs, The: Novel, A N Shakespeare, Nicholas British Correspondent John Dyer in search of a story becomes instead an important player in the history of an embattled country very much like Peru. Dyer is flabbergasted when he stumbles on a former police colonel from an unnamed Latin American nation who captured a Maoist rebel leader. Dyer listens as the man pours out his story. Dyer needs a major story to avoid being transferred from South America. While dining at a restaurant he meets the police detective who captured the rebel leader responsible for 30,000 deaths and countless tortures and mutilations. It is incredible luck. Dyer is in a cool panic about an order from his editor to close the South American bureau and leave the country. He can have Moscow or the Middle East but Dyer doesn't want to leave. The man has refused all interviews but decides to tell all to Dyer. 127443 1946 Dancer Woman M Reporter #1 (Keith Richards). Reporter #2 (Eddie Acuff). Ad-Lib Reporters (Ronnie Gilbert, Doug Carter, Chuck Hamilton) 127444 1987 Dancers M Interviewer (Amy Werba) 127445 2002 Dancers: Trailer, The M Short Interviewer Cleavage Clive (Dan March - The Interviewer). 127446 2002 Dancing at the Harvest Moon MT TV Anchor (Gina Gallego). 127447 2008 Dancing Choose MUS TV on the Radio song Newspaperman. he's a WHAT? he's a WHAT? he's a newspaper man and he gets his best ideas from a newspaper stand; from his boots to his pants to his comments and his rants he knows that any little article will do! though he expresses some confusion bout his part in the plan, and he can't understand that he's not in command; the decisions underwritten by the cash in his hand bought a sweater for his weimariner too now i'm no mad man, but that's insanity feast before famine, and more before family goes and shows up with more bowls and more cups and the riot for the last hot meal erupts corrupts his hard drive through the leanest months shells out the hard cash for the sickest stunts; on aftershave, on gasoline he flips the page and turns the scene in my mind i'm drowning butterflies broken dreams and alibis; that's fine. i've seen my palette blown to monochrome- hollow heart clicks hollowtone, it's time. eye on authority, thumb prints a forgery boy, ain't it crazy what the lights can do for counterfeit community; every opportunity wasted as the space between the flash tattoo and the half-hearted hologram, posed for the party now he gloss full bleed on a deaf dumb tree cod liver dollar signs, credit card autograph down for the record but not for freedom angry young mannequin american, apparently still to the rhythm better get to the back of me can't stand the vision, better tongue the anatomy gold plated overhead, blank transparency in the days of old, you were a nut now you need three bumps before you cut not that i should care about, nothing i ain't scared of, but i guess you had to be there. in my mind i'm breeding butterflies, broken dreams, and alibis that's fine. i've seen my palette blown to monochrome hollow heart clicks hollowtone in time. i see you figured in your action pose foam-injected axl rose, life size should something shake you and you drop the news, lord, just keep your dancing shoes off mine 127448 1939 Dancing Co-Ed M DVD -R HQ 6654, 6656. SVD 1118 Treynor, Albert (Short Story - "The Dancing Coed."). Albert Mannheimer (Screenplay) PR - American magazine story. Editor Pug Braddock (Richard Carlson), crusading editor of school paper, tries to expose contest. Falls in love with actress. Both are nearly expelled for printing scandalous pictures of the faculty. Press Agent Joe Drews (Roscoe Karns) for Monarch pictures. Newscaster (John Wald). New York Times, 11/10./39: "Though Mr. Carlson experiences a sense of ethical outrage when he discovers the plot, you know what love and a girl like Lana can do to a man's ethics….. 127449 1910 Dancing Girl of Butte, The M Illustrator on a newspaper falls in love with dance-hall girl 127450 1986 Dancing in the Dark NR OWN - P Clarke, Pippa Journalist Cassandra Murray, a successful journalist for a prominent London newspaper. Independent until she meets Roth, one of the best newsmen in the business 127451 1949 Dancing in the Dark M Cameraman Hal (Sherry Hall). 127452 1933 Dancing Lady M DVD -R HQ 5983, 5984. L Reporter. Robert Benchley plays a gossip reporter Ward King who can't find a pencil 127453 1998 Dancing On Her Own N De Laszio, Mary Fashion Journalist Miranda is single and entirely happy on her own with her career in fashion journalism, her lovely garden flat and her hobbies. Seeing the mess some of her friends have gotten into, she is sure she doesn’t want to marry until she meets Jack. But Jack’s a married man and his son needs him. 127454 2007 Dancing to Almendra NM Montero, Mayra. Translated by Edith Grossman Cuban Journalist Joaquin Porrata is assigned to cover the story of a hippopotamus who escapes from the Havana zoo and is shot and killed by its pursurers." Instead, he finds himself embroiled in the mysterious connections between the hippo's death and mobsters. A secretive zookeeper whispers to him that he "knows too much." In exchange for a promise to introduce the keeper to his idol, the American film star George Raft, now host of the Capri Casino, Joaquin gets information that ensnares him in a plot of murder, mobsters and love. Mafia-dominated Havana Cuba in 1957 before Castro took power. The 22-year-old newspaper reporter Porrata is investigating the murder of the mob boss "Albert" Anatasia who really was murdered in 1957. Warned to stay away but travels to New York and back getting a beating for his trouble. 127455 1994 Dancing With Danger MT Newscaster (Sharon A. Mitchell). 127456 2000 Dancing with Mr. D N Kleinholz, Lisa Woman journalist Reporter's deadly beat. Ex-Rolling Stone writer Zoe Szabo thought she had left the mean streets and bad times behind when she and her musician husband move to a New England college town. But the rock journalist-turned-small town reporter is at the center of a hotbed of treachery, betrayal and murder. 127457 2002 Dancing With the Devil N Crossley, Patricia Reporter Jazz Hargrove leaves her reporting assignment in the Horn of Africa to settle her father's estate and finds herself plunged in a deadly drama. Good at her job as an international reporter. She's in line for an award and due for another promotion. Someone from her past is watching her. Freelance Photographer Peter Browning assigned to Jazz's crew. He's an ex-cop with a failed marriage and a past drinking problem. Determined to protect Jazz as threats around her grow until his own family becomes the target of a murderer. Jazz and Browning have no choice but to pursue the stalker into a world of danger. Chemistry sizzles between them even as they follow the steps of a madman. 127458 2006 Dancing With the Stars T Series Journalist Giselle Fernandez is one of the dozen contestants dancing on this reality program. 127459 2009 Dancing With the Stars: Clark Kent T DVD -R HQ 10972 Episode. 3-17-2009 Clark Kent. Gilles Marini, the Naked Guy from the “Sex and the City” movie, danced to 3 Doors Down’s “Kryptonite.” Marini wore a suit and a pair of Clark Kent glasses and danced with Cheryl Burke to the quick step. Then he tossed off his glasses, slid across the stage, and ripped open his dress shirt to reveal a T-shirt with a big G logo. He got three 9s. 127460 2006 Dancing With the Stars: Episode Five - Main Program and Results T DVD -R HQ 7039 Episode #5. 10-10/11/2006 TV Talk Show Host Jerry Springer is one of 7 remaining participants. 127461 2006 Dancing With the Stars: Episode Four - Main Program and Results T DVD -R HQ 7014 Episode #4. 10-2006 TV Talk Show Host Jerry Springer is one of 8 remaining participants. 127462 2006 Dancing With the Stars: Episode One - Results T DVD -R HQ 6876 (Excerpts) Episode #1B. Political Commentator Tucker Carlson and TV Talk Show Host Jerry Springer are two of the participants. Carlson is eliminated in this first round, the first of 11 couples to go. 127463 2006 Dancing With the Stars: Episode Seven - Main Program and Results T DVD -R HQ 7148 Episode #7. 10-25/26-2006 TV Talk Show Host Jerry Springer is asked to leave leaving four couples left in contention. 127464 2006 Dancing With the Stars: Episode Six - Main Program and Results T DVD -R HQ 7115 Episode #6. 10-17/18- 2006 TV Talk Show Host Jerry Springer is one of 5 remaining participants. (One dropped out in a week-long controversy.) 127465 2006 Dancing With the Stars: Episode Three - Main Program and Results T DVD -R HQ 6933 (Excerpts) Episode #3. 9-26/27-2006 TV Talk Show Host Jerry Springer is one of 9 remaining participants. 127466 2006 Dancing With the Stars: Episode Two - Main Program T DVD -R HQ 6876 (Excerpts) Episode #2. TV Talk Show Host Jerry Springer is one of 10 remaining participants. Political Commentator Tucker Carlson returns to quiz the judges as to why he was eliminated in a one on three interview. 127467 2006 Dancing With the Stars: Episode Two - Results T DVD -R HQ 6876 (Excerpts) Episode #2B TV Talk Show Host Jerry Springer is not eliminated and is now one of the nine remaining couples contending for the title. 127468 2010 Dancing with the Stars: ESPN Reporter Erin Andrews: Week One T DVD -R HQ 11864 (Andrews Excerpts) Episode. 3-22-2010 ESPN Sports Reporter Erin Andrews competes in the television dance contest. Her dance partner is Maksim Chmerkovsky. Since joining ESPN in 2004, Andrews has become one of the most well-known female sports reporters in the country. She began her career at ESPN as a reporter for the network’s NHL coverage. She has been a reporter for ESPN College Football Saturday telecasts, Saturday Primetime college basketball games and Big Ten college basketball coverage. In 2005, she began reporting from the sidelines of the ESPN College Football Primetime series on Thursday nights and added Major League Baseball sideline reporting to her responsibilities including the Monday Night Baseball telecasts. She has been a reporter on ESPN’s College World Series telecasts since 2005 and has worked ABC’s coverage of the Scripps National Spelling Bee as a reporter since 2008. Native of Lewiston, Maine, Erin graduated from the University of Florida where she was a member of the Gators’ basketball dance team from 1997-2000. 127469 2007 Dancing With The Stars: Leeza Gibbons T DVD -R HQ 8298 Episodes. 4-3/4-2007 - Competition and Finals to eliminate ninth couple. Entertainment Reporter-Host Leeza Gibbons is one of the remaining nine couples trying to win the competition. 127470 2007 Dancing With the Stars: Leeza Gibbons Goes Home - Results T DVD -R HQ 8324 Episode. 4-11-2007 Entertainment Reporter Leeza Gibbons is voted out of the dancing competition. 127471 1994 Dandelion Murders, The NM Rothenberg, Rebecca Reporter Jonathan Levine, an L.A. Free Press reporter, drowned in an irrigation canal with a strange yellow flower stuck in his buttonhole. A microbiologist's curiosity is fueled by a sense of responsibility to the journalist. She digs into the story on pesticide abuse the reporter had been following, linking his death to the deaths of two Mexican workers also found in a San Joachin Valley canal. This sends 127472 2001 Daner & Blaze: Prognosticator, The N Gust, Mary J. Reporters Cole Dabner and Gloria Blaze for First Edition Newspaper. 127473 1918 Danger -- Go Slow M Editor (Lon Chaney) 127474 1935 Danger Ahead M Kyne, Peter B. (Story - "One Eighth Apache") Reporter for The Herald, Jerry Mason (Lawrence Gray). Editor (J. Farrell MacDonald). He is kidnapped, escapes, gets an exclusive story, lured to the crooks' hideout, threatened, fights his way out of trouble. Editor Harry (J. Farrell MacDonald). 127475 2007 Danger at Her Door NR Cornelison, Beth Silhouette Romantic Suspense #1478 Reporter Jack Calhoun moves in next door to a woman who has moved to a small town, started a new job, changed her name and is desperate to keep her past hidden. A fresh start couldn’t erase the danger she had left behind or heal the scars fear had branded on her soul, but she is making it one day at a time. The crack reporter had an instinct for rooting out lies -- and an overprotective urge honed as a single dad. With her enemy still lurking, the woman found the trusting reporter with her secrets meant trusting him with her life. And Jack’s deadline was looming. 127476 1918 Danger Game, The M AFI-Critics/Novelists Critic 127477 1986 Danger in the Air NJ Steel, Elizabeth (Peter Wilks, illustrator) Reporter for a radio station. Investigation of a scandal that endangers her career 127478 1942 Danger in the Pacific M Cameraman Andy Parker (Andy Devine) cameraman 127479 1950 Danger Is a Woman (Quai De Grenelle) (aka Snake of Death, The). M Laurent, Jacques (Novel - "La mort a boire). Pierre Laroche (Dialogue). E.E. Reinert, Laurent (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter links a snake handler to robbery and he becomes wanted man. Fugitive confronts reporter and demands retraction. Second story only makes things worse. Reporter and mistress in racy scene. 127480 1961 Danger Man: Deadline T Series 8-30-1961 Press 127481 1961 Danger Man: Honeymooners, The T Episode #22. 4-2-1961 Reporter (E. Kerrigan Prescott). 127482 2004 Danger Music N Hyman, Jackie Investigative Reporter Kenny Rubin begins digging into a Hollywood cold case. The freelance writer has an unusual magazine assignment -- to solve the strangulation five years earlier of an aspiring actress. She's supposed to get the story before the airing of a TV movie that's probing the same subject. Many of the people involved in making the movie knew the starlet and as Kenny begins interviewing them, people around her start dying. Someone doesn't want the truth to surface. When events take an unexpected turn, she finally puts the pieces together -- only to discover she's delivered herself into the hands of the killer. 127483 1992 Danger of Love, The: Carolyn Warmus Story, The MT Photographer (Paul Mitri). 127484 1938 Danger on the Air M Reporter (Don Brodie). 127485 1986 Danger on the Sound Track NJ Robinson, Nancy K. Documentarian. Tracy is the beautiful daughter of a famous documentary filmmaker. Her friend Sam is a sound man. Both go on location. 127486 1947 Danger Street M Miller, Winston, Kate Salkow (Story). Maxwell Shane, Miller, Salkow (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Pat Marvin (Jane Withers) and Editor Larry Burke (Robert Lowery) work for Flick, a cooperatively run photo magazine. When Publisher Turlock (Paul Harvey) bails out, the employees take over publication. Reporter and Editor get compromising photograph of rich girl's fiancé, they sell it to rival magazine in order to cover embezzlement from Publisher's accounts committed by bookkeeper to keep publication going. Pose as butler and maid at heiress' home. Stumble on murder of rival editor who was killed to stop publication of compromising photo. Editor becomes chief suspect, but Reporter clears him and tricks killer into confession. Magazine's special issue on murders is such a hit that Publisher buys half interest in the publication. Photographer Joe (Eddie Parks). Magazine Staffer (House Peters Jr.). 127487 1979 Danger UXB: Bad Company T Episode #8. 2-26-1979 Newsreader (John Snagge). 127488 1979 Danger UXB: Digging Out T Episode #7. 2-19-1979 Newsreader (John Snagge). 127489 1979 Danger UXB: Pier, The T Episode #12. 3-26-1979 Newsreader (John Snagge). 127490 1979 Danger UXB: Unsung Heroes T UK. Episode #2. 1-15-1979 Photographer (Christopher Burgess). 127491 1979 Danger UXB: With Love from Adolf T Episode #13. 4-2-1979 Newsreader (John Snagge). 127492 1946 Danger Woman M Reporter (Ronnie Gilbert). Reporter No. 1 (Keith Richards). Reporter No. 2 (Eddie Acuff). Reporters (Douglas Carter, Chuck Hamilton). 127493 1996 Danger Zone M U.S. Reporter (Tracy Lee Cundill) 127494 1998 Danger Zone, The NJ Gustaveson, Dave #9 Reel Kids Adventures Journalist’s lying stories about Vietnam. Will the Reel Kids’ special assignment to war-torn Vietnam end in more hatred and lies? Jeff Caldwell never considered the possibility that hate and anger could put a halt to their mission. How could the club ease the pain Tom felt from the loss of his father in the Vietnam war. Who could put an end to the angry journalist’s lying stories? In their desire to assist a hurrying man and touch a shattered nation, Jeff, Mindy and K.J. media club -- The Reel Kids -- discover obstacles much greater than the river ride, thick jungles and dark tunnels they encounter along the way. Will they finally meet the enemy face to face? 127495 1996 Dangerfield: Behind Closed Doors T Episode #19. 9-16-1996 News Media. Reporter (Meera Simhan-Narasimhan). 127496 1995 Dangerfield: Body in the Quarry, The T Episode #13. 11-3-1995 Newsreader (Ghizela Modood). 127497 1998 Dangerfield: Double Helix T Episode #50. 12-18-1998 TV Newsreader (Michael Buerk). 127498 1864 Dangerfield's Rest; or, Before the Storm N USC Sedley, Henry Reporter Sprigg of the New York Crier -- the lion of the hour, where he was writing and telling incredible stories of his exploits and adventures. Invitation to dine with the editor-in-chief. 127499 1935 Dangerous M DVD -R HQ 2819, 2820. L Columnist tells story. Reporter (Craig Reynolds). 127500 1931 Dangerous Affair, A M Green, Howard J. Reporter Wally Cook (Ralph Graves) in a quiet Long Island community. Reporter sneaks into the bedroom of a wealthy man and steals a necklace. Later he sensationalizes the story of an alleged burglary in the papers. Wally Cook is the same name used in Nothing Sacred. City Editor (DeWitt Jennings). 127501 1988 Dangerous Age, A N MLPL Sylvester, Martin Journalist. Western Morning News. Ginny (Virginia), journalist. 127502 1950 Dangerous Assignment M UK Only Press 127503 1943 Dangerous Blondes M DVD -R HQ 8112, 8115 Reporter (Constance Worth). Detective fiction writer, novelist. Owner of photographic studio. Reporter Haley (Gordon Clark). Reporter Lewis (Donald Kerr). Photographer (Raoul Freeman). Photographer (Joe Garcia). 127504 2005 Dangerous Crosswinds M TV Anchor (Eric Scheiner). Pulitzer Prize-winning writer whose belief system begins to unravel after assisting in the mercy-killing of a sick friend. 127505 2005 Dangerous Curves N Skillings, Judith Reporter Rebecca Moore abandons her career as a Washington D.C. reporter to run her late uncle's classic car restoration shop. She wants peace. Then the brutally stabbed corpse of a lovely dancer is discovered in the back seat of a vintage Bentley being towed by her ex-con workers—the cops' preferred suspects. When a second young dancer is pulled from the Potomac, Rebecca throws down her wrenches. Ignoring the advice of her admiring lawyer, and the concerns of her detective boyfriend, she goes undercover in a gentleman's club. Embroiled in the tawdry world of flesh and fantasy, Rebecca tries to unravel the dark secrets that have killed too many women already—before she becomes the next victim. 127506 1992 Dangerous Curves: With Intent to Kill T Episode #11. 6-3-1992 News Media. Reporter #1 (James Healey). Newscaster #1 (Constance Jones). 127507 1957 Dangerous Deadline NM Benson, Mildred Press 127508 1968 Dangerous Decades, 1818-1846 M Commentator (J. Frank Willis) 127509 2001 Dangerous Desires M DVD -R 1690 Adult Art Critic (Lee Ryan). Photographer (Richard Grieco) kills best friend of woman who becomes his probation officer. 127510 1957 Dangerous Exile M DVD -R HQ 10029, 10030, 10028 (Credits). SVD 1461 Editor Mr. Patient (Finlay Currie), spy. 127511 1977 Dangerous Funeral, A NM McMullen, Mary News Media 127512 1993 Dangerous Game M Cameraman, 1st Assistant (Jim Fitzgerald). 127513 1992 Dangerous Games N Crosland, Susan Columnist Hugo Carroll covers politics. Newspaper Editor Georgia Chase. 127514 2002 Dangerous Games N Grant-Adamson, Lesley Paparazzo is bent on snatching pictures of Princess Diana on a neighboring island an Jim Rush, a liar and a chamber and a young American with a weakness for trouble, can’t seem avoid the paparazzo. On the run from the British police, Rush is wanted for a murder he didn’t commit. He finds a hideaway in St. Elena, a small Caribbean island where his English girlfriend, Jane, has secured them an invitation. Quickly tiring of the snobbery and childishness of Jane’s uppercrust friends, Rush feels trapped. Jim knows that the photographer would be well paid for a shot of the man on wanted posters throughout London police stations. On the other hand, to stay among Jane’s set means enduring the taunts of an egotistical host and joining in their puerile games. On a neighboring island, Rush meets two sailors who are attempting to excavate a sunken Spanish galleon. They think Jim is wealthy and lure him into the project. He plays along knowing he’s being conned, looking for an angle of is own. 127515 1996 Dangerous Gift, A N Crawford, Claudia Weinberg List Journalist 127516 2002 Dangerous Intentions NR Agnew, Denise A. Magazine Editor Kiley Chapman is a wealthy woman living with the frightening memory of her kidnapping 10 years ago. When she advertises for a man to fill her hero profile article she soon discovers a bodyguard lives up to his name. Security specialist is in love with Chapman and he must protect her form a lethal stalker. Determined to maintain her independence, she won't accept his protection but he won't no for an answer. 127517 1963 Dangerous Islands, The NM Bridge, Ann (Lady Mary Dolling O'Malley) #6 Julia Probyn Series Journalist freelancing for Yorkshire Post. Julia Probyn works from time to time as a freelance journalist for several English weeklies and at least one provincial daily 127518 1988 Dangerous Life, A T News Media 127519 1990 Dangerous Life, A MT Australian Journalist Tony O'Neill (Gary Busey) reports on the efforts of Marcos to divert blame for the association of Aquino 127520 1920 Dangerous Love M Editor (Verne Layton - The Editor). 127521 1990 Dangerous Man: Lawrence After Arabia MT News Media. Reporter (Corey Johnson). English Reporter (George Innes). American Reporter (Kerry Shale). French Reporter (John Moreno). 127522 2005 Dangerous Men M News Media. TV Reporter (Dory Mai). 127523 1954 Dangerous Mission M DVD -R HQ 5203, 5204 Reporter Boone (Richard Newton). 127524 1941 Dangerous Moonlight (aka Suicide Squadron) M SVD 1504 Young, Terence (Story-Screenplay) Correspondent Carole Peters (Sally Gray) for the New York Monitor, falls in love with Polish pianist. She became correspondent because she wanted to do something important, but is assigned to cover business conventions, interview celebrities. "I started at the top of the ladder and worked my way down." They marry. He tries to become flier during war. Squadron arranges for him to fly to safety to preserve musical skills. He goes on a suicide mission after friend is killed. Loses his memory but reporter is able to restore it with the help of his music. Correspondent told by Europeans: "What are you doing here? It's not your war." During press conference, director tells assembled reporters not to put in information about pianist's flying activities, but to make sure it sneaks out. Montage of musical scores dissolves to montage of newspaper headlines about the war. 127525 1996 Dangerous Offender: Marlene Moore Story, The MT News Media. CBC Reporter (Ann Medina). 127526 1959 Dangerous Silence NM OWN - H MacKenzie, Donald Press 127527 1992 Dangerous Thoughts N Fremlin, Celia Journalist Edwin Wakefield is held hostage, then escapes 127528 1980 Dangerous To Know NM OWN - H Babson, Marian Managing Editor Tom Paige. London Record's circulation is down, so editor Paige sends out two reporters to dig-up scandal. When both are killed, suspicion points to scandals right on the newspaper's premises, a hotbed of extra marital goings-on. 127529 1996 Dangerous to Know NR Bradford, Barbara Taylor Journalist Vivienne Trent, American journalist Journalist tries to discover the truth about her murdered former husband 127530 1926 Dangerous Traffic M VHS 1489 Cohn, Bennett (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Ned Charters (Francis X. Bushman) for the Seaside Record has been getting scooped by rival paper and is given one last chance to get a story on a gang of bootleggers. He grabs it. Revenue agents are investigating the gang. During a chase one of them is killed and the other kidnapped by the gang. Sister of the dead revenue agent takes a job at an inn where the crooks meet and discovers where the revenue agent is being held. She and the reporter find the headquarters of the gang and after fights and high speed chase, the reporter captures the crooks. 127531 1953 Dangerous When Wet M DVD -R 1636 Reporter (Roger Moore). Reporter (Reginald Simpson). Photographer (John McKee). 127532 1990 Dangerous Woman (Lethal Charm) MT SVD 784, SV 39 Reporter-Anchor Barbara Eden as veteran reporter-anchor and Heather Locklear as former homecoming queen trying to take her place (All About Eve) 127533 2002 Dangerous Woman, A: Story of Murder in a Small Town, A N Lee, Debra Newspaper Publisher Fay Cunningham of The Susquehanna Valley Daily knows that a murderer is on the loose in central Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna Valley. Having taken a leave of absence from her town’s successful newspaper, Fay is determined to lose weight, quit smoking (she has a 20-year pack-a-day habit) and completely turn her life around. As part of her new regiment, she takes on the task of delivering newspapers on foot. All is well -- until she attempts to deliver a newspaper to her godfather, Joe Wise, and is met at the door by a mysterious young blonde. Who is she and where is Joe? Will Fay’s friend and mentor, Mitch Malone, help her uncover the truth? Surely, Joe didn’t fire Ethel, his elderly housekeeper in favor of this young woman barring the doorway. 127534 1997 Dangerous World: Kennedy Years, The DT Reporter-Interviewer Seymour Hersh. 127535 1947 Dangerous Years M Reporters (Mimi Doyle, Eddie Coke, Fred Sherman) 127536 1994 Dangerous, The M SVD 630 Reporter. Members of organized crime suspect the police when the siblings of a slain Japanese reporter exact a bloody revenge 127537 1941 Dangerously They Live M VHS 1362 -- NEWSBOY Newsboy (Lon McCallister) 127538 1948 Dangers of the Canadian Mounted M Serial, 12 chapters Reporter 127539 2008 Dangkou MF Brazil TV Reporter (Vinicius Zucatelli). 127540 1983 Daniel M Reporter (Lee Richardson). 127541 1987 Daniel and the Towers MT Reporter. 127542 1969 Daniel Boone: Printing Press, The T Episode. Series (10-23-69) Printer 127543 1986 Daniel Cooper: Episode, The N OWN - P Pollak, Richard Investigative Reporter Daniel Cooper for a muckraking New York City weekly improbably named Tabula Rasa, has a problem. His .45 killed the real estate owner. Has to recapture last 24 hours that he lost to his first epileptic seizure in 20 years. Cooper has epilepsy and it's a carefully kept secret even from his girlfriend Kate Bernstein. In the course of exposing the infamies of a real estate empire engaged in gentrifying the Upper West Side, Cooper befriends an idealistic black lawyer. When a building superintendent is murdered, the man disappears, and Daniel finds the murder weapon in his laundry hamper, then discovers the black lawyer's corpse in a drug-filled Brooklyn basement. Daniel couldn't have committed such foul deeds, but who knows for certain what he might have done in a state of seizure-induced amnesia? Is he the victim of a many-tentacled conspiracy? The Cathedral of St. John the Devine provides the setting for unraveling the mystery. 127544 2000 Daniel Plainway: Or the Holiday Haunting of the Moosepath League N Reid, Van #3 Moosepath League Series Columnist Mollie Peer, suffragette journalist and feisty social columnist for the Eastern Argus. 1890s Portland Maine. 127545 1954 Daniel Webster T In "Best Television Plays, The -- Volume III." CBS. Schlitz Playhouse of Stars Newspaper. Harper's Weekly. Front page of National Intelligencer: Tippecanoe inaugurated. Other headlines 127546 1952 Daniel Webster R Episode. 11-2-1952. Hallmark Playhouse Writer Daniel Webster 127547 1899 Daniel Whyte N Dawson, A.J. Press 127548 1991 Danielle Steel's Changes MT DVD -R HQ 2400, 2401. SVD 631. SV 61 Steel, Danielle (Novel). Susan Nanus (Screenplay) TV Reporter-Anchor Melanie Adams (Cheryl Ladd) meets a doctor and persuades him to perform an operation on a little girl for nothing since the family cannot afford the medical bills. Doctor a widower with three kids. Reporter's husband left her when she was pregnant with twins. Careers complicate doctor-reporter romance. Melanie turns down the morning anchor position to marry the doctor telling the board members her personal life is more important than her career. She finds out one of her daughters is pregnant by the doctor's oldest son. Daughter gets an abortion but suffers severe after effects. Reporter leaves doctor. Kids band together to win her back. Melanie also has to deal with a back-stabbing male anchor at her new job in Los Angeles. 127549 1996 Danielle Steel's Full Circle M DVD -R HQ 7795, 7796. Steel, Danielle Newscaster (Yolanda Gaskins) 127550 1993 Danielle Steel's Heartbeat M SVD 1141 Steel, Danielle TV News Producer 127551 1993 Danielle Steel's Message from Nam MT SV 228 (Parts I and II) Steel, Danielle Miniseries. 10-17/19-1993 Journalist Jenny Robertson (Paxton Andrews) goes to Vietnam as a war correspondent. Ralph Johnson (Christopher Allport), seasoned AP correspondent in Vietnam. Owner Ed Wilson (Ed Flanders) of the San Francisco Sun. Naïve young college student becomes a war correspondent 127552 1991 Danielle Steel's Palomino MT DVD -R HQ 2124, 2125. SV 221 Steel, Danielle TV Reporter (Peter Bergman) leaves photographer (Lindsay Frost) for his co-anchor. She takes an assignment from Life magazine to do a pictorial on cowboys. Her career apparently comes to an end when she is paralyzed in a fall from a horse. Paralyzed, she turns her attention to running a ranch for physically challenged children 127553 2006 Danika M News Media. News Reporter (Sumalee Montano). 127554 1970 Danish Blue M AFI-Censorship News Media 127555 2007 Dankert&Dankert: Jihad en 1001 nacht DF Episode #16. 1-16-2007 Journalist Omrop Fryslan (Douwe Boersma). 127556 2004 Danmark for begyndere - Historien om Lokalplan 219 DF Interviewer (Erik Stephensen) 127557 2000 Danmark i den kolde krig: Cuba-krisen DF Episode #1. 9-28-2000 Journalist Jorgen E. Petersen. 127558 2000 Danmark i den kolde krig: Da bomben mistede sin uskyld DF Episode #3. 10-12-2000 Journalist (David Jens Adler - Himself). 127559 1973 Danmark i halvtredserne: Den kolde krig DF Episode #1. Journalist Erik Norgaard. Writers Hans-Jorgen Lembourn, Ole Wivel. 127560 1973 Danmark i halvtredserne: Systemskifte og de moralske debatter DF Episode #2 Journalist Erik Norgaard. Publisher Hans Reitzel. Writers Klaus Rifbjerg, Peter P. Rohde, Ole Schwalbe, Tage Skou-Hansen. 127561 1973 Danmark i halvtredserne: Velstand som aldrig for/De store arbejdmarkedskonflikter i 1956 DF Denmark Journalist Niels Barfoed. Writers Elsa Gress, Hans-Jorgen Lembourn, Klaus Rifbjerg, Tage Skou-Hansen. 127562 2004 Danmark i krig TF Denmark Correspondent Bagdad (Ole Sippel). Reporters (Claus Letort, Connie Pedersen, Claus Fahrendorff). Political Commentator (Ralf Pittelkow). Correspondent Washington (Kim Bildsoe). 127563 2001 Dann kamst du N Herman, Eva Germany TV Journalist 127564 2006 Dannager M Short - Drama Interviewer (Michael Waghalter). 127565 1953 Danny N Cunningham, Sara William Press 127566 2006 Danny Comden Project, The T Photographer (Thesy Surface). 127567 2004 Danny Deckchair M TV Reporters search for Danny Deckchair, a construction worker who floats away on a deck chair with helium-inflated balloons tied to it. Lands in a far-off small town where he passes himself off as a college professor. He falls for local meter maid. Seems improbably he can't be found since his face would have been plastered all over the TV news allowing residents of his new town to identify him. But this doesn't happen. Reporter Kevin (Andrew Crabbe). Reporter Wiry (Richard Healy). Reporter Matt (Sean McKenzie). Reporter Troy (Peter Cook). Newsreaders (Dane Carson, Amanda Wenban). Reporter (Lloyd Thomas). News Director (David McCubbin). In the Morning Presenter Nicholas Holland (Nick Holland). In the Morning Presenter (Marie Patan). Aus 11 Receptionist (Leanna Brockenshire). Aus 11 Cameraman (Paul Eden). Helicopter Pilot (Peter Franks). Reporter (Leon Fryer). 127568 2005 Danny Phantom: Fright Before Christmas The C Episode. 12-6-2005. Season #2. Episode #9 Reporter (Dee Bradley Baker - News Reporter Voice). 127569 2005 Danny Phantom: Public Enemies C DVD -R HQ 6737 Episode #14. 2-3-2005 News Media covers mayor's press conference and Danny Phantom who becomes public enemy number one. Newscaster #1 (Dee Bradley Baker -Voice). Newscaster #2 (Daran Norris - Voice). 127570 1954 Dans pa rosor MF Journalist Olsson (Allan Edwall). Photographer Helge (Roland Jansson). 127571 2000 Danse Macabre N Mullaly Frederic News Media 127572 1960 Dante: Opening Night T Episode #2. 10-10-1960. Reporter #2 (Norman Alden). Reporter #3 (Jack Grinnage). Reporter #1 (Jack Mann). 127573 1935 Dante's Inferno M Photographer (Frank Austin) 127574 2007 Dante's Inferno M Reporter (Matt Walsh - Voice) for Fox News. 127575 2008 Dante’s Numbers N Hewson, David #7 Nic Costa Series Paparazzi were covering the premiere of a new film version of Dante’s Inferno and from around the world celebrities gathered at the Villa Borghese as the paparazzi thronged among them. But within moments the event was in chaos. A man was dead. The film’s star was missing -- and a priceless relic had vanished. 127576 1997 Dante's Peak M News Stringer (Patty Raya MacMillan) 127577 2009 Danu’s Children N Watkins, E.F. Photojournalist Kevin O’Leary of the Trib returns to his home town of Carbonville, a small Pennsylvania coal town, for the funeral of his newspaper-reporter cousin, Tom. Before he died in a car accident, Tom was looking into charges of corruption behind a huge new mall construction project, and Kevin suspects murder. On the pretext of doing a photography book on the town, he stays around to investigate. Kevin soon meets Megan Carey, who heads up the Citizens Against Valley Exploitation (CAVE), a local ecology group battling the mall project. Megan hates the developer, Sal Ricciardi, and fans Kevin’s suspicions that Sal arranged Tom’s “accident.” But as the conflict between the two factions escalates, Kevin realizes both are capable of lethal violence. He also learns that Megan and her followers believe an ancient Celtic earth god protects the valley, and will help them prevent the mall’s opening, one way or another. 127578 1992 Danzig Passage N Thoene, Bodie and Brock Thoene #5 Zion Convenant Series American Journalist John Murphy and German-born violinist Elisa Lindheim are among those watching the pulling down of the Berlin Wall on November 9, 1989. Elisa Murphy is 75 and her husband reflect that this occurs on the 51st anniversary of Kristallnacht exactly as had been revealed by God to Elisa’s father Theo Lindheim when he was flying out of Berlin that fateful day. 127579 1971 Danziger Transcript, The N GPL Fick, Carl Correspondent Peter Danziger, news correspondent recently fired for unknown reasons, goes to Vietnam, then finds himself blackballed by the government. Innocent but in trouble. 127580 2007 Daphne M DVD -R HQ 10696, 10697 UK Writer. Photographer (Aaron Sweeney). 127581 1904 Daphne and Her Lad N USC Lagen, Mary-Ryland, Cally Editor Daphne of The Globe, clever editor of the Woman's Page, The Evening Star. 127582 1990 Daphne Dead and Done For N Ross, Jonathan Editor of the Abbotsburn newspaper calls a detective superintendent to investigate after a classified ad is sent to the newspaper seeking information on the whereabouts of a woman and intimating foul play. Reporter Liz Gallagher is questioned by the detective with whom he has hopes for dalliance. 127583 1995 Darabokra szaggattatol MTF Reporter (Ildiko Marosi) 127584 2006f Darby NJ Fuqua, Jonathon Scott Columnist Darby Carmichael of the Bennettsville Times is a white girl living in South Carolina in the 1920s who sparks a controversy with her article supporting racial equality. Darby wants to be a “newspaper girl” after her best friend, Evette, the daughter of an African-American tenant farmer on her father’s land, says that’s what she plans to do. The publisher of the town newspaper agrees to print Darby’s articles about toads, and another about her blind great-uncle before her obligation to “tell the truth” leads Darby to tackle the issue of race -- her consciousness is heightened after a black boy is beaten to death by a neighboring white landowner. She notices other inequalities, such as how her friends treat Evette at her ninth birthday party. Her article prompts the KKK to burn a cross on her property, but Darby finds allies, too, especially in her father. Darby thinks her best friend is probably the smartest person she knows, even though, as Mama says, Evette’s school uses worn-out books and crumbly chalk. Whenever they can, Darby and Evette shoot off into the woods beyond the farm to play at being fancy ladies and schoolteachers. One thing Darby has never dreamed of being, not until Evette suggests it, is a newspaper girl who writes down the truth for all to read. In no time, and with more than a little assistance from Evette, Darby and her column in the Bennettsville Times are famous in town and beyond. But is Marlboro County, South Carolina, circa 1926, ready for the racial firestorm its youngest reporter unintentionally creates? 127585 1976 Darcourt N Holland, Isabelle Magazine Journalist Sally Wainwright goes to Darcourt Island off the coast of South Carolina to get a story on the Darcourt family. Someone is trying to frighten her away. 1970s. 127586 1990 Darcy's Utopia N Weldon, Fay Journalists Hugo Vansitart and Valerie Jones fall in love upon the eve of their respective assignments. They are to interview a woman whose economist husband was recently jailed for misuse of public funds. On the eve of their interview, they meet and shack up in a hotel on the dubious strength of Vansitart's credit card. The two journalists are living in a Holiday Inn and they cope with the families they have left in response to their romance. They hole up together in a hotel to write their pieces, but Darcy's view of utopia affects them both in strange ways. 127587 2005 Darcy's Wild Life: Crazy Like a Fox T DVD -R HQ 2717 Episode. 1-21-2005 Entertainment Reporter distorts the truth about Victoria 127588 1949 Dardanelles Derelict N OWN - H Mason, Van Wyck Journalist. Jingles Lawson, an attractive and clever newspaperwoman. 127589 2005 Dare, The NR Summers, Cara Harlequin Blaze Series #188 Reporter Rory Gibbs, a struggling young reporter, will dare anything to land an interview with reclusive business tycoon Jared Slade. But first she has to get past his big, sexy bodyguard Hunter Marks. Only she doesn’t want to get past Hunter. Will she dare to do everything she wants with the gorgeous bodyguard? Oh, yes! 127590 1982 Daredevil NR OWN - P Carter, Rosemary Journalist Trisha Maxwell, a hardheaded newswoman who would do anything for a story. Harlequin #560 127591 2003 Daredevil M Johnson, Mark Steven Based on the Marvel Comics comic book. Story is based on Daredevil #164 (See Daredevil: Marked for Death [CB]). Reporter Ben Urich (Joe Pantoliano) collects clues and deduces the secret identity of the superhero Daredevil, but deletes the story after typing it out of apparent respect for the hero. Photographer (Thierry Segall). Or possibly because Daredevil is sitting on the building across from his office. The implication is unclear. Urich is a beat reporter covering "urban myths." 127592 2002 Daredevil Yellow N Loeb, Jeph Daredevil Legends Series #3 Reporter Ben Urich. Origin of the blind super hero who in the early days of his career donned a yellow costume and sought justice outside the law and found hope in his love for Karen Page. 127593 1996 Daredevil: Predator's Smile NSF Golden, Christopher Byron Preiss and Marvel Comics, publishers, from the Marvel Comics characters (see Daredevil), Chapter. 5 Reporter Ben Urich works nights to avoid the clamor of a daytime newsroom. Also gets a 2:30 a.m. visit from the superhero Daredevil, whose secret identity Ben knows. He and Daredevil talk about the arsonist targeting the neighborhood, and Urich offers some of the best but most cryptic counsel of the novel. Urich promises that, once the crime lord behind the arsonist is caught, he'll "crucify the bastard." 127594 2001 Daredevil: Wake Up CB Bendis, Brian Michael and Mack, David Daredevil Vol. 2 #16-19 (May 2001-August 2001). In "Daredevil Visionaries" Series. Reporter Ben Urich investigates the case of a supervillain's young son whose incoherent ramblings and crayon scrawls implicate Daredevil in his father's disappearance, but he is unable to contact Daredevil for most of the story. He discovers that the boy was being abused and that the boy accidentally caused his father's death. In #18, Urich quotes the 1926 journalist's code of ethics and struggles with the idea of objectivity in the face of abuse (it is hinted) similar to that in his own childhood. 127595 1939 Daredevils of the Red Circle M Newscaster (Norman Nesbitt, Chapter 1). Message put on newspaper 127596 1999 Daria T SVD 1448 (Incomplete) Episode TV Reporter 127597 1997 Daria: College Bored C Episode #3. 3-17-1997 Art Critic (Alvaro J. Gonzalez - Voice). 127598 1998 Daria: Gifted C Episode #21. 6-29-1998 News Media. "Sick, Sad World" Reporter (Janie Mertz - Voice). 127599 1999 Daria: Jake of Hearts C Episode #35. News Media. "Sick, Sad World" Reporter (Janie Mertz - Voice). Sick Sad World Announcer (John Lynn - Voice). 127600 1999 Daria: Lawndale File C Episode #37. 8-4-1999 News Media. "Sick, Sad World" Reporter (Janie Mertz - Voice). Sick Sad World Announcer (John Lynn - Voice). 127601 1999 Daria: Lost Girls, The T SVD 1451 Episode #305, 3-24-1999 Magazine Publisher visits Lawndale 127602 1997 Daria: Teaching of Don Jake, The C Episode #12. 7-14-1997 News Media. "Sick, Sad World" Reporter (Janie Mertz - Voice). Sick Sad World Announcer (John Lynn - Voice). 127603 1998 Daria: Write Where It Hurts C Episode #26. 8-3-1998 News Media. "Sick, Sad World" Reporter (Janie Mertz - Voice). Sick Sad World Announcer (John Lynn - Voice). 127604 2009 Daring Nellie Bly, The: America’s Star Reporter DT Christensen, Bonnie Children’s Book Reporter Nelly Bly, America’s first star reporter. Born in 1864, during a time in which options were extremely limited for women, Nellie defied all expectations and became a famous newspaper correspondent. Her daring exploits included committing herself to an infamous insane asylum in New York City to expose the terrible conditions there and becoming the first American war correspondent of either sex to report on the front lines of Austria during World War I. In 1889, Nellie completed her most publicized stunt, her world-famous trip around the world in just 72 days, beating the record of Jules Vernes’ fictional hero in Around the World in 80 Days. With an informative text and pen-and-ink illustrations reminiscent of the graphic style of the late 1800s, The Daring Nellie Bly captures the independent spirit of America’s first star reporter, Nellie Bly. 127605 1916 Daring of Diana, The M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Quoted Female Reporter Diana Pearson (Anita Stewart) is hired by editor John Briscoe (Francis Morgan) as an investigative reporter for a New York tabloid, The Daily Argus. Briscoe's father, Jason Briscoe (Charles Wellesley) used to run the paper. Reviewer objections: the ability of Pearson to get from Park Row to the Bronx to cover a fire fast enough to find trapped workers still jumping from windows: "Then they make the female reporter one of those impossible characters that follows the …. ….politicians into the sitting room of a corner saloon, where she overhears all the political secrets and is thereby entitled to score a big scoop for the paper." Variety 7/21/16 127606 1931 Daring Wings NJ OWN - H (Three Copies) Dean, Graham M. Reporter Tim Murphy, two-fisted newspaper reporter who had his own biplane and flew around the country reporting on and making news. 127607 1935 Daring Young Man, The M Binyon, Claude, Sidney Skolsky (Story). William Hurlbut (Screenplay). Sam Hellman, Glenn Tryon (Additional Dialogue Ness Book Reporter Don McLane (James Dunn). Reporter Martha Allen (Mae Clarke). They agree to get married, but McLane fails to show up for the wedding. Both cover a prison story, fight for exclusive stories, decide to get married again, run off on another story New York Times, 7/18/35: "It is easy to see that Claude Binyon and Sidney Skolsky, who supplied the story…used to be newspaper men themselves. In the first place, the newspaper scenes are not improbable. Second, city rooms are glimpsed only three times.." "…and all the action takes place while the leading characters are out on stories. And, third -- crowning proof -- while the reporters are fine chaps, the editors are made out to be the most unpleasant fellows." Editor Hooley (Robert Gleckler). Editor Manning (Arthur Vinton). Star Reporter (Phil Tead). Reporters (Fred Santley, Max Wagner). Cub Reporter (Frank Melton). News Photographers (Jack Hatfield, Andy White). Radio Station Owner (Arthur Stuart Hull). 127608 1942 Daring Young Man, The M Reporter (Marguerite Chapman). 127609 2003 Dark M Newscaster (Patrick Yacono). 127610 2003 Dark Hunter, The M UK Student Filmmaker 1 (Mark Jackson) and Student Filmmaker 2 (Duncan Cowan) go out to uncover the truth behind sightings of a black panther in the English countryside. Journalist (Zak Gallon). News Cameraman (Johnnie Oddball). Newsreader (Andrew McDonald). 127611 1987 Dark Age M News Media. TV Reporter (Elaine Mangan). Press Reporter (Adrian Barber). 127612 2004 Dark Agent and the Passing of the Torch Chapter 7, The M News Media. News Reporter (JoAnn Vaught). 127613 2003 Dark Angel M Reporter (David Whiteley). 127614 1925 Dark Angel, The M AFI-Authors Writer 127615 1997 Dark Angel, The: Psycho Kickboxer M Tabloid Journalist Cassie Wells (Kim Reynolds) who seeks to uncover the true identity of The Dark Angel is hot on the trail. The Dark Angel is an up-ad-coming kickboxer whose fiancé and father are brutally murdered by the city’s cold-blooded and sadistic crime boss. He himself was tortured and left for dead, but was discovered and nursed back to health by a wheelchair-bound Vietnam vet who became his mentor. He was transformed into an avenging street-fighter, a one-man vigilante and skull-cracking killing machine known as The Dark Angel. Now a reporter is tracking him down and thinks she knows the Dark Angel’s true identity, but that won’t stop him from exacting his “eye for an eye” revenge. 127616 2000 Dark Angel: T SVD 1160, 1159, 1158, 1149, 148 (Two Episodes), 1129, 1128 (Two Episodes), 1120, 971 (Two Episodes), 969 (Two Episodes) 906, 879 (Four Episodes, One Incomplete), 874, 873,. 872 (Two Episodes, One Partial) Episodes. Series (October 2000-May 2002). 43 Episodes Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). He helps Max Guevara/X-5-452 (Jessica Alba), genetically enhanced human prototype hunted by former military handlers through underground street life trying to avoid capture and reunite with her siblings scattered in aftermath of their escape. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). 127617 2001 Dark Angel: ...And Jesus Brought a Casserole T DVD -R HQ 9221. On Tape Echevasrria, Rene and Charles H. Eglee Episode #22. 5-22-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max escapes Manticore. Lydecker and two accomplices knock Max out and chair her to a hotel bed. Lydecker gets drunk while Max sleeps. Max wakes up as Lydecker points a gun at her and Madam X's people close in on them. Lydecker says he'll shoot her and then himself and end it all. Max kicks the gun out of his hand, grabs him and they escape. Other X5s have gathered with Logan and are trying to come up with a plan to find Max. All are shocked when Max shows up with Lydecker. They mistrust him. But he is useful. X5s plant bombs throughout Manticore. Madam X chases X5s out of the building. Clones shutdown the X5s. Zack is shot in shoulder. Max is shot in heart by her own clone. Logan finds her. Lydecker knocks him unconscious and drags him to safety. Max and Zack are taken by Madame X to Manticore hospital. Zack shoots himself. Hearts transplanted into Max. 127618 2000 Dark Angel: 411 on the DL T DVD -R HQ 7535. SVD 873 Egan, Doris Episode #6. 11-14-2000 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Mysteriously, Logan's ex-wife reappears after many years of non-contact. Max is suspicious of the ex-wife's motives, but Logan feels drawn to his ex-wife. Max discovers ex-wife has dark motives for returning. Max gets called to a secret meeting after seeing a personal ad containing her bar code tattoo number. Learns Vogelsang claims to know about remaining children from Manticore. Insists on large sum of money for his information. Logan questions his motives and his relationship to Lydeker. Herbal is fired from messenger service after using drugs. Two other messengers (Cindy and Kendra) head up a protest strike. 127619 2001 Dark Angel: Art Attack T DVD -R HQ 6498. Egan, Doris Episode #12. 2-6-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Logan asks Max to be his date at a family wedding. She is snubbed at the only store that sells gowns. She decides to return to the dress store and steal the dress she has put on hold. When Logan is suspicious of how she got such a nice dress, Max confesses and says she plans on taking it back. Later, Max enlists Logan's help to rescue Normal from the art thieves Jam Pony messengers realize they have been tricked into transporting stolen paintings. 127620 1994 Dark Angel: Ascent, The M TV Reporter (Frederic Hassani). 127621 2001 Dark Angel: Bag 'Em T DVD -R HQ 7848 David, Marjorie Episode #24. 10-5-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Manticore sends out a signal ordering all the escapees to return to a site where unbeknownst to them, awaits their death. Max is captured by man whose job it is to exterminate remaining fugitives. Only Alec and the X6s can rescue her. Meanwhile, Lydecker contacts Logan when he gains information about Max that could be dangerous if it falls into the wrong hands. 127622 2002 Dark Angel: Berrisford Agenda, The T DVD -R HQ 8253 Dekker, Moira Kirkland Episode #33. 1-18-2002 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). While being haunted by music from the past, Alec must revisit one of his Manticore missions that went bad and resulted in the loss of his one true love. Max attempts to put the pieces of Alec's past together and upon discovery of the truth sets out to help him as best she can. 127623 2000 Dark Angel: Blah Blah Woof Woof T DVD -R HQ 6495. SVD 879 Episode #9. 12-12-2000 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Wanted posters are posted throughout the city of Max charging her with murder. Logan offers Max and Zack shelter in a countryside retreat. While saying good-bye, their attraction comes to the surface and Logan and Max kiss. Zack tries to convince Max to run away with him. Just as she's ready to do it, she learns Logan is near death. Max heads back to Seattle to give Logan a blood transfusion. Though she puts her own life at risk, she does save Logan's life. Police close in on Max. Real murderer confesses, Zack turns himself in to spare Max. Helicopter transporting Zack (William Gregory Lee) back to Manticore mysteriously explodes. No one knows if Zack is killed. Logan discovers feeling has partially returned to his paralyzed leg. Man in charge of Jam Pony seizes opportunity to go to police with information about Max. But Logan finds out about it and gets a detective to discourage him. 127624 2001 Dark Angel: Boo T DVD -R HQ 7464 Dekker, Moira Kirkland Episode #27. 11-2-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). On Halloween night, Max finds her "normal" world turned upside down when the creatures she let out of Manticore are able to walk the streets freely without fear of exposure. As she and Joshua, with a crazy band of characters, race against time to find a headless body before it carries out its intended lethal mission, Max is faced with the reality that Asha and Logan are getting closer than ever. Logan Lookalike (Jason Albertini). 127625 2002 Dark Angel: Borrowed Time T DVD -R HQ 6814. SVD 1153 Dekker, Moira Kirkland Episode #34. 2-1-2002 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). When Max and Logan finally find a cure for their genetically engineered virus, it turns out to be only temporary. Their time together is limited and to make matters worse they have to stop a strange Manticore creation that is on the loose in Seattle and preying on people. 127626 2002 Dark Angel: Brainiac T DVD -R HQ 6750. SVD 1149 Johannessen, Chip Episode #32. 1-11-2002 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). When Asha's militant group comes under fire, Max figures that it's all because of a Manticore-engineered military strategist, another transgenic called Brain. Brain sets out to protect Max as best he can, after he's called upon to discover who really betrayed the group. Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). KIPH Female Reporter in the field. 127627 2000 Dark Angel: C.R.E.A.M. T DVD -R HQ 7536,. On Tape Zabel, David Episode #5. 10-31-2000 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Logan is approached by a woman asking to find her missing father. The father happens to be Logan's mentor/hero of his youth. Logan thought the man was dead, but learns that he is alive and not at all the noble person Logan thought him to be. Logan discovers that the woman is not the daughter of his fallen hero, but a woman who wants to murder the man. Elsewhere, Max comes to the rescue of Sketchy who's job as a bag man for a group of mobsters turns life-threatening when he loses a delivery. Reporter (Suleka Mathew). 127628 2000 Dark Angel: Cold Comfort T DVD -R HQ 6471. On Tape. Molina, Jose Episode #8., 11-28-2000 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Zack reappears and tells Max Lydecker has captured Brin, one of their Manticore sisters, and plans to do her harm. Max decides they must kidnap Lydecker and force him to reveal Brin's whereabouts. When Max and Zack discover that Lydecker was not behind Brin's disappearance, they have no choice but to team up with Lydecker to find their lost sister. 127629 2002 Dark Angel: Dawg Day Afternoon T DVD -R HQ 8399. SVD 1159 (Incomplete) Doherty, Robert Episode #40. 4-12-2002. Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max must break her vow to avoid Logan after Joshua's friendship with the blind woman makes him a target of a transgenic manhunt in the sewers. Meanwhile, White leaks news of the human-looking X-5s to the media, leading to a wide-scale attack against the so-called "monsters" running amok and to the death of a someone dear to one of the transgenics. Newswoman (Dagmar Midcap). Reporter (Dion Luthor). Anchorman (Evan Stewart). 127630 2001 Dark Angel: Designate This T DVD -R HQ 6673. SVD 1116, 1120 Dekker, Moira Kirkland Episode #23. 9-28-2001. Season 2 Opener Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max attempts to reunite with Logan, only to discover that he is now number one on Manticore's most wanted list. After months of being imprisoned at Manticore, Max has resisted powerful attempts at re-programming and breeding and plans her escape from the genetics lab. She is aided in her breakout by the gentle but beast-like Joshua, an early Manticore creation, and together they release all the other Manticore creatures. 127631 2002 Dark Angel: Exposure T DVD -R HQ 6857. Dekker, Moira Kirkland Episode #38. 3-22-2002 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max and Logan track Ames' kidnapped son, Ray, to a small town where the breeding cult known as the Familiars, are readying Manticore's youngest creations for a mysterious ceremony. 127632 2001 Dark Angel: Female Trouble T DVD -R HQ 6573. Harinson, Patrick Episode #15. 2-27-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max discovers Logan is dealing with a back-alley medical clinic doctor who has agreed to perform experimental therapies to keep him out of his wheelchair, who Max realizes is also a former Manticore scientist. Original Cindy returns to Jam Pony and continues to learn more about Max and her relationship to Logan. 127633 2000 Dark Angel: Flushed T DVD -R HQ 7533 (Mislabeled 7532). On Tape Echevarria, Rene and Charles H. Eglee Episode #4. 10-17-2000 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max's seizures increase. Low on her medication after her friends mistakenly flush it down the toilet, Max breaks into a drug clinic. She is caught and ends up in jail and more openly a target for Lydecker. When her friends find out, Cindy gets herself arrested in order to help Max break out. Meanwhile, Lydecker closes in on Max. With the help of a stranger Cindy and Max manage to breakout. Lydecker's efforts to trap Max are again thwarted by Logan's tactics. 127634 2002 Dark Angel: Freak Nation T DVD -R HQ 6922, 6923. SVD 1174 Behr, Ira Steven and Rene Echevarria Episode #43. 5-3-2002. 90-Minute Episode was Season Ender that turned out to be Series Finale. Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max is forced to expose her true identity to the world, when she must defend her own kind during a potentially deadly hostage situation at Jam Pony, involving Joshua and Alec. 127635 2002 Dark Angel: Fuhgeddaboudit T DVD -R HQ 6812. Hess, Julie Episode #37. 3-15-2002 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Genetically enhanced hypnotist targets Logan and Max, who reveals her true identity and Logan's secret activities before realizing that she is being manipulated as part of a deadly plan - but luckily she doesn't remember doing it. Meanwhile, the transgenic, Mia, also sets her sights on Alec, raising the stakes, leading him back into the boxing ring to make some money for some not-so-good fellas. Female Newscaster (Alison Matthews). 127636 2001 Dark Angel: Gill Girl T DVD -R 6751 David, Marjorie Episode #30. 12-7-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Alec and Max set out to rescue an aquatic transgenic caught at sea from White, but the creature's mate throws a wrench into Max's plans. Meanwhile, Logan has a brush with death after he and Max get a little too close while babysitting his niece. 127637 2002 Dark Angel: Harbor Lights T DVD -R HQ 8641. SVD 1153 Doherty, Robert Episode #35. 2-8-2002 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). When Max is accidentally shot during a botched robbery attempt and taken to a local hospital for emergency treatment, her true transgenic identity is threatened with exposure when abnormal qualities show up in her medical test results. Weakened by her injury and quarantined by the Center for Disease Control, Max, with Logan's technological and logistical support, struggles to figure a way out of her dangerous situation before her biological origins are discovered. Adding to her problem is the fact that White has located her within the hospital and has ordered one of his team on the inside to destroy her. Reporter (Dagmar Midcap). Bill, Channel 3 News (Donavon Stinson). 127638 2001 Dark Angel: Haven T DVD -R HQ 6574 Molina, Jose Episode #16. 3-27-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max accompanies Logan to a once-thriving community now devastated to meet with town's retired sheriff (his Eyes Only contact). Locals are hostile toward Max and Logan believing them to be holdovers from the pre-pulse days. While Logan is meeting with his contact, Max starts to feel ill. She has seizures. Befriends local teen who Max realizes is alienated from the rest of the town. Max sees burn marks on the boy's hands. Boy is threatened with his life for talking to her. Max asks Logan to dig deeper to uncover this conspiracy of silence. Max and Logan find out boy is only survivor of affluent family attacked and killed by angry mob of townspeople after the pulse. Max becomes debilitated by seizure. Logan heroically overcomes his disability by using his wits to fend off mob determined to keep truth a secret. Logan succeeds in bringing truth to light and helping the boy discover his past and his place in the world. 127639 2000 Dark Angel: Heat T DVD -R HQ 6799. On Tape Episode #3. 10-10-2000 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max is lured further into Logan's realm when he promises her more information about her past. He tells her about woman who picked her up roadside as a child - woman named Hannah. Max heads out to find her and ultimately gets more clues about her biological mother. But Hannah is forced to reveal Max's whereabouts to Lydecker. Max manages yet another daring escape from Lydecker. Max's feline DNA puts her in heat and she relentlessly pursues a man, Eric. They never really hook up, but Eric is left with a huge crush on Max and gets unsuspectingly sucked into her adventure. Elsewhere, the private eye, Vogelsang, double-crosses Max and sells information about her to Lydecker. 127640 2002 Dark Angel: Hello Goodbye T DVD -R HQ 6858 Molina, Jose Episode #39. 4-5-2002 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Anchorman (Evan Stewart). After a near-fatal incident with Logan, Max decides to end their relationship for good. Murder committed by Alec's Manticore twin, Ben, puts him under suspicion and places all of the transgenics in jeopardy...thanks to White and his leakage to the media. Joshua finds the perfect woman, but can't find the courage to confess his secret. 127641 2001 Dark Angel: Hit a Sista Back T DVD -R HQ 6598 Dekker, Moira Kirkland Episode #20. 5-8-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). When fellow X5 escapee Tinga returns to town to save the family she left behind, Max, with the help of Zack, once again places herself in danger to battle Manticore, Lydecker, newly turned X5 Bryn, and an increasingly power-hungry Madame X. When Tinga gives up her freedom to ensure her child's safety, she is taken to a secret government lab. Amid the double crossing, we learn Lydecker is no longer in the loop with the real Manticore higher-ups. This means Max is in more danger that she could possible imagine. 127642 2001 Dark Angel: I and I Am a Camera T DVD -R HQ 6597 Simkins, David Episode #19. 5-1-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max and Logan investigate murders of recently paroled convicts. They meet a "Fisher King"-like superhero who at first appears harmless and a bit crazy. But has a profound effect on both their personal lives. Max sees him perform actual super-hero events. Bringing Logan into the mix, they discover the superhero is a former NASA janitor who managed to abscond post-pulse with highly advanced ecoskeleton that attached to one's nervous system provides super-human abilities. Though fascinated by the device, Logan's interest is piqued when the man's ramblings about conspiracy theories and "death from the sky" bear a striking resemblance to Logan's murder investigation. Digging further Logan discovers a secret police plot to equip special hover-drones with weapons that can track and kill any target, especially ex-cons. 127643 2001 Dark Angel: Kidz Are Aright, The T DVD -R HQ 6572 Echevarria, Rene and Charles H. Eglee Episode #14. 2-20-2001. Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Logan loses use of his legs again and hides it from Max. Re-captured by Lydecker after his helicopter crash, Zack is tortured to reveal whereabouts of other X5 escapees. After failed escape attempt, Lydecker tortures Zack and he "dies." . Zack survives burial an escapes from coffin. Contacts Max. Meets him in a cave on the Manticore property. Max is wired and Lydecker and company hear all he is saying. Tells Max he's forgotten everything. She coaches him to try and remember. Remember enough details to locate Tenga. Lydecker is after her. Max and Zack piece together Lydecker knows. Logan sends a warning out to X5erfs through "Eyes Only." All are tipped off. Tenga alerts Zack she needs help to escape. Zack and Max go to her and help her get away. Tenga and Zack go to Canada unable to convince Max to go with them. 127644 2002 Dark Angel: Love Among the Runes T DVD -R HQ 6921. SVD 1173 Dekker, Moira Kirkland and Jose Molina Episode #42. 4-26-2002 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max begins to develop strange markings on her body while leading a transgenic resistance against White, when he attempts to capture one of her "brothers". However, the transgenics are stunned by revealed secrets about their "father" that threaten all that they believe and stir up many more questions. Meanwhile, the Terminal City dwellers mount a campaign to battle the humans hunting them down, and Alec learns why Logan has been keeping his distance from his former friends. 127645 2002 Dark Angel: Love in Vein T DVD -R HQ 8254 Angeli, Michael Episode #36. 3-8-2002 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max must take on a cult of superhuman-blood addicts when she learns they're being led by a Manticore mutant intent on rebuilding an X-5 army. Joshua falls in with the wrong crowd after Alec tricks him into delivering his packages for Jam Pony. 127646 2001 Dark Angel: Medium Is the Message T DVD -R HQ 8252 Angeli, Michael Episode #31. 12-14-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max and Logan find themselves caught up in a spellbinding kidnapping case, that takes surprising turns when they learn the boy is the son of the infamous Mr. White. White, upon learning of Max's quest to find his son, decides to turn the tables and capture her instead and Max must race against time to save the boy, herself and discover the truth behind White's identity. 127647 2001 Dark Angel: Meow T DVD -R HQ 6672 Zabel, David Episode #21. 5-15-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max starts to feel stress of being controlled by her genetic urges when she goes into her bi-annual feline DNA sexual urges. She jumps one of first available guys she sees. After a hot, random encounter, she becomes more distraught over her situation. She finally realizes she's in love with Logan. She tells Logan and he surprises her by standing up. Logan has repaired the exo-skeleton and is able to "walk" for a limited time. Logan and Max are finally sharing a deep kiss. Zack shows up and interrupts. He has news: he's found Tinga. Max heads off to find Tinga. But she is too late. Lydecker, who has outsmarted Madame X's assassination attempt -- finds out about Max's plan and moves on Tinga and Max himself. Max discovers Tinga who is floating "dead" in a preservation tank. Max frees her but it's too late. Zack watches in horror as Max is captured. 127648 2001 Dark Angel: Out T DVD -R HQ 6496. Also on Tape Zabel, David Episode #10. 1-9-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Tired of Logan's "all business" approach to their relationship, Max refuses to help with his latest case involving a medical supply smuggler. But when Logan gets double-crossed by his target, Max goes undercover as "Eyes Only" to rescue him from a certain death. Meanwhile, Normal is smitten with a woman with a secret. 127649 2000 Dark Angel: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6933, 6934. SVD 872 (Partial and Complete) Cameron, James and Charles H. Eglee Episode #1-#2. 10-3-2000 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). As a child, Max was part of highly classified genetic enhancement project. She and several other children were trained in deeply secluded compound to use their superhuman powers. At a young age, Max and several others escaped and went out into the world. Now a beautiful young bike messenger and thief, Max is trying to find her lost "siblings" from the project. At the same time, Max is trying to dodge capture from her former handlers led by Lydecker. Max is aided in her quest by Logan Cale, an idealistic cyber-journalist. Logan has his own crusade -- taking on the ruthless Power-Brokers of the new millennium. Max is at first reluctant to help Logan. She uses her superhuman abilities to help him. Though initially resistant to Logan's attempts to enlist her in his crusade, Max ultimately brings her unique abilities to his cause. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haaggquist). News Reporter (Sulek Mathew). 127650 2001 Dark Angel: Pollo Loco T DVD -R HQ 6596 Egan, Doris Episode #18. 4-24-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Logan is tipped off by a friend at the morgue to a murder victim with a bar code tattoo on his neck. He tells Max who then investigates. Max reads the bar code to be that of fellow X5 escapee, Ben. However, the murder victim is not Ben. While she is viewing body, Lydecker shows up to confiscate body and close investigation. Max hides. Another body with same bar code shows up. Ben is re-enacting traumatic Manticore training exercise where prisoner is hunted down and savagely murdered. Ben obsessed with religious icon. Priest abducted by Ben who tattoos bar code on his neck. Plans to kill priest in ritualistic fashion. Max catches him. Just as Lydecker in helicopter closes in, Ben convinces Max to kill him. He doesn't want to go back. Max breaks his second vertebrae with squeeze killing him. Logan learns through "eyes only" meeting with Lydecker Max is really a killing machine. Logan also receives photos of Max as a young Manticore soldier with the blood of a recent kill on her face. 127651 2000 Dark Angel: Prodigy T DVD -R HQ 7534. SVD 873 Harbinson, Patrick Episode #7. 11-21-2000. Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max attends conference about genetic engineering. She sees Lydecker at the conference, but he doesn't recognize her. Before she can slip away unseen, the conference attendees are taken hostage by a group of anti-genetic engineering terrorists. Max can't use her abilities to escape for fear of being noticed. Logan negotiates to free the women and children in exchange for himself. Max is able to intervene to save Logan from an almost certain death. She takes out Lydecker in the process and stops the terrorists. Meanwhile at Jam Pony, the gang are riveted by the television coverage of the hostage situation and unaware that Max is involved. Herbal insists terrorist situation is part of God's plan. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). 127652 2001 Dark Angel: Proof of Purchase T DVD -R HQ 6706 Thompson, Tommy Episode #25. 10-12-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Manticore sends out a signal ordering all the escapees to return to a site where unbeknownst to them, awaits their death. Meanwhile, Alec fights ordinary people in an underground club but when later caught by White, he must strike a bargain to kill three transgenics to save his life. 127653 2001 Dark Angel: Radar Love T DVD -R HQ 6707 Woolnoiugh, Jeff Episode #26. 10-26-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max and Logan must aside their complicated and lethal feelings for one another, when they investigate a series of unusual deaths and uncover a genocidal agenda linked to transgenic escapees. 127654 2001 Dark Angel: Red T DVD -R HQ 6497. Molina, Jose and David Zabel Episode #11. 1-16-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max is sent by Logan to rescue a man in the witness protection program. Turns out the man is Bruno Anselmo, and she has just saved him from certain death. Max soon learns Bruno has not changed at all and is still a criminal. Max and Bruno are chased by a group of hit men and are forced to flee. The lose communication with Logan and must go on the run. Logan finds out hit men are generation of "transgenics," people with superpowers developed by government, then abandoned. They were abandoned because lifespan and reliability proved limited. Group of hit men are looking for second generation of transgenics from Manticore. Logan comes to conclusion that the hit men are really not after Bruno, but Max. TV News Anchor (Zahf Hagee). 127655 2001 Dark Angel: Rising T DVD -R HQ 6571 Dekker, Moira Kirkland and Doris Egan Episode #13. 2-13-2001. Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). The "transgenic" Reds catch up with Max when her lost pager reveals her whereabouts to them. The Reds are former death row convicts seeking to combine their technology with Max's genetic material. Logan and Max have a deadly fight with a Red. Learn transgenics' power is controlled by special implant placed in their bodies. Reds take Original Cindy hostage and used to lure Max into their trap. Max risks it all and inserts the Red's implant into her own neck hoping to gain extra power. The implant makes her hyper violent and she kills off the Reds in order to free Original Cindy. Max then has a seizure. Logan learns the only way to save Max's life is to get the chip out of her head, but first he has to electrocute the chip in her neck. He is able to save her. Max then has to reveal to Original Cindy her Manticore secret. Also, Logan begins to regain the use of his legs and stands up. 127656 2002 Dark Angel: She Ain't Heavy T DVD -R HQ 6874. SVD 1174 Doherty, Robert and Michael Angeli Episode #41. 4-19-2002 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Anchorman (Evan Stewart). Max's life is placed in more danger than ever before when she is hunted by the one person who knows her better than anyone -- her clone. Existence of exact replica news to Max. Quickly realizes danger from an individual who can get inside her head and infiltrate her life like no one else. Dealing with this threat and also disintegration of her relationship with Logan and Joshua's disillusionment over not being able to go public Max must race against time to figure out how to stop this deadly enemy before it's too late. Anchorman (Evan Stewart). 127657 2001 Dark Angel: Shorties in Love T DVD -R HQ 6595 Iwa, Adisa Episode #17. 4-17-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Diamond, an old girlfriend of Cindy's, mysteriously reappears. Max finds her anonymity dangerously compromised by a stranger with a deadly secret. Max becomes suspicious of Diamond's presence when Max is attacked by strangers. Logan investigates identity of attackers. Max carries out a heist at Logan's request. Max is followed on heist by Diamond who accidentally trips alarm and Max is caught. Diamond gets away with goods from heist and convinces Cindy to leave town with her. Max is in jail. Soldiers drug her and take her to a laboratory. Max escapes are she learns captors are going to kill her because she won't reveal whereabouts of Diamond. With help of Logan, she discovers Diamond is wanted. Diamond was injected with deadly biological poison. Corporation covering up experiment. Diamond becomes sick, is taken to laboratory. Cindy visits and is trapped. Max releases her but they leave Diamond behind, close to dying. She infects evil captor. 127658 2001 Dark Angel: Some Assembly Required T DVD -R 6749. SVD 1129 Doherty, Robert Episode #29. 11-16-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Max discovers that Zack is not only alive but apparently benefiting from some cybernetic enhancements to his genetic engineering, however he does have memory problems. Knowing that Zack sacrificed his life for hers, Max puts herself at great risk, attempting to rescue him from his new "owners," a vicious Seattle gang but when an attempt is made on Logan's life, Max is faced with a very painful decision. 127659 2001 Dark Angel: Two T DVD -R HQ 6708 Molina, Jose Episode #28. 11-9-2001 Cyberjournalist Logan Cale/Eyes Only (Michael Weatherly), idealistic journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse 21st Century America. News Anchor (Catherine Lough Haggquist). News Reporter (Sue Mathew). Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Disturbed by Joshua's unusual behavior, as well as Alec's new job working at Jam Pony, Max's concern for Joshua is heightened when sector police killings are attributed to a "beast-like" creature. As Max races to try to figure out the mystery of the killings before more are committed, she makes a surprising discovery about who the culprit actually is. 127660 2001 Dark Asylum M SVD 1546 (Media Excerpts) Newscaster (Corina Danila) 127661 1990 Dark Avenger M News Media. Crowd of Reporters at courtroom questioning witness and defendant. 127662 1995 Dark Backward, The N Hall, Gregory Weinberg List Journalist 127663 1988 Dark Before Dawn M SV 152 Mazzola, Raparata (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Roger (Paul Newsom) from Washington goes to Kansas to investigate charges large corporation is moving grain around, using illegal tactics to create impression of surplus to drive market value down. Independent farmers get lower prices for crops. Reporter pushed from grain elevator while taking photographs. His notes are destroyed. Manages to mail off cassette tape of evidence he gathered before he died. TV Anchorwoman Jessica (Reparata Mazzola) is fiancée. Finds out about death from wire story. Convinces her boss to let her do follow-up. He puts her in contact with Charlie (Buck Taylor), editor of Farm Forecast in Kansas. The two investigate. Charlie says reporter's death was accidental. She gets tape with fiancé's information. Corporation "Deep-Throat" offers information for immunity and is killed. Charlie killed reporter and now kidnaps Jessica. Bound, gagged and left in field about to be combined. Rescued. Editor killed during fight in equipment shed falling into combine. Congressional hearings are held on "Farmgate." Head of corporation indicted. News Reporter (Ben L. McCain). Newsman (Butch McCain). Newsman (Tony Sellars). 127664 2002 Dark Blue M TV Newscaster (Eric Spillman). Helicopter Reporter Robert Tur (Bob Tur). Media. News conference. 127665 2003 Dark Bride, The (aka La novie oscura) N Restrepo, Laura Journalist interviews a number of residents in the town of Tora, a small Colombian oil town populated mostly by oil riggers and the prostitutes who service them, on the edge of the rain forest to learn about a legendary prostitute. Her story emerges from the interview subjects as well as the straightforward journalistic style of the narrator. Journalist accidentally stumbled on her story. 127666 1999 Dark Cities Underground N Goldstein, Lisa Woman journalist Female Journalist 127667 1950 Dark City M Photographer (Franz Roehn) 127668 1987 Dark City, The NM OWN - P Collins, Max Allen News Media 127669 2001 Dark Clue, The N Wilson, James Journalist is producing an unflattering portrayal of an artist so writer Walter Hartright -- a central character in Wilkie Collins' novel, "The Woman in White" -- is asked to write a biography of the Romantic painter to counteract the journalist's story. He talks to those who knew Turner and comes up with different portraits of the man. Was the painter a bumbling fool, a sensitive and generous man or a misunderstood genius? 127670 1946 Dark Corner, The M DVD -R HQ 10931, 10932 Newsboy (Vincent Graeff) 127671 2006 Dark Corners M TV News Anchor (Ian Porter). 127672 1995 Dark Dancer, The M News Media. TV Reporter (Mary Ann Holan). News Anchor (Bob Boudreaux). Journalist (Albert Linton). 127673 1996 Dark Debts N Hall, Karen Columnist Randa Phillips is the beautiful columnist for an Los Angeles alternative newspaper. She's involved in a tale of demonic possession. She's been called in to identify the body of her former lover, a successful novelist who succumbed to the family curse and committed murder before killing himself. She finds herself manipulated into visiting the last surviving member of his dysfunctional family and falls in love with a handsome man who may be turning into a monster. Father Michael Kinney is sexy young Jesuit who edits far-out Catholic magazine and falls for Tess, lapsed-Catholic New Yorker editor when she has him to write a piece about adolescent who murdered his family after exorcism Kinney helped administer fails. He's also stalked by family curse. Kinney is fired from his magazine job and exiled to Georgia parish. Will he give up his collar and marry Tess? 127674 2003 Dark Delivery N Clark, Stephen J. Reporter Nelson Ingram returns to his small southern hometown. He's burnt-out and digging up the dark criminal secrets that hide beneath the sleepy surface of Litchfield, Alabama. But this time his suspicions could get him killed. Befriended by a 75-year-old cancer victim doctor. Uncovers money laundering scheme. Poor relationship with authorities. So he and doctor must resort to vigilante justice just to survive. Propelled from one disaster to another. Worked for hometown newspaper in Litchfield, Alabama when he broke the biggest story of his career. Proved mob had a big money-laundering operation and he walked away with the story and a lot of money. Now he lives like a hermit in an isolated cabin afraid the mob is going to want their money back. 127675 1947 Dark Device, The N Lees, Hannah Press 127676 2005 Dark Dividing, A N Rayne, Sarah Journalist Harry Fitzglen is asked by his editor to investigate the background of a new Bloomsbury artist. Fitzglen is skeptical and unimpressed when he's sent to profile the new London Artist. But once he meets the enigmatic artist, he is intrigued. What happened to the artist's twin sister she once was conjoined to who disappeared without race? And what are the sisters' connection to another set of twin girls, born in London a century before? All Fitzglen's lines of inquiry seem to lead to a small Shropshire village and an imposing ruin of a mansion, standing grim and forbidding on the Welsh borders. As the reporter delves into the terrible history of the mansion, he finds himself drawn into a series of interlocking mysteries, each one more puzzling and sinister than the last. 127677 1980 Dark Forces M PR Public Relations Man Doc Wheelan 127678 1989 Dark Heritage M News Media. TV Newsman (Jesse Carnes). Group of campers in the woods come upon a gang of satanic serial killers. 127679 1985 Dark Horse M Investigative Reporter (Nicholas Campbell) is an undercover journalist who investigates a survivalist group holding a father and son against their will. 127680 1932 Dark Horse, The M DVD -R HQ 10225, 10226 Publicist skirts scandal to promote his man, “Hicks From the Sticks” for governor. Political PR. Press. 127681 1946 Dark Horse, The M Newsboy (Ronnie Ralph) 127682 2009 Dark Hunger NSF Heron, Rita Reporter Annabelle Armstrong will go to any lengths to deliver a story, even track down a man she believes is a coldhearted assassin. Yet the truth about the darkly sensual Quinton Valtrez is even more shocking -- and the overwhelming desire he ignites is one she vows to resist. Quinton has fought his demonic powers since he was a child. Now using his gifts for the good of national security, he can’t let himself be distracted by the beautiful, yet determined Annabelle. But his need for her is sudden, fierce -- and could soon cost Annabelle her life. For a wicked enemy is out for vengeance, a demon who wants to draw Quinton into a life of pure evil and is willing to use Annabelle as bait. To save her, Quinton must achieve the near impossible: tame the sinister force that is both his inheritance and his curse before it claims him forever. 127683 1955 Dark Intent N Foley, Rae Press 127684 1992 Dark Justice T SV 124 Episode. 1-24-92. Series (1991-1993) News Media 127685 2001 Dark Justice T SVD 1069 Episode News Media 127686 1991 Dark Justice: Brother Mine T Episode #6. 5-17-1991 News Media. TV Reporter (Gillian O'Neill). 127687 2008 Dark Knight, The M TV Anchor-Reporter-Newscaster Mike Engel (Anthony Michael Hall) of Gotham Cable News, “Gotham Tonight” in Gotham City. Gotham City Network. 127688 2008 Dark Knight, The: Gotham Times, The W thegothamtimes.com Issue 1, Issue 2. Complete newspaper with weather, letters to the editor, editorials, and so on. Newspaper. The Gotham Times “Bringing You Tomorrow’s News.” Headline: Batman: Savior or Menace? Volume Three. Headline: Landslide Win for Harvey Dent. Headline: The Making of Harvey Dent. Headline: Largest Vote in City History. 127689 2008 Dark Knight, The: Gotham Times, The: Crime Reporter James Levine W thegothamtimes.com The Gotham Times, Volume 2, 3-25-2008 Crime Reporter James Levine of the Gotham City Times. “Batman Stops Mob” written by James Levine, longtime Mob Watcher. “Ranks of Mob Widows” written by James Levine. 127690 2008 Dark Knight, The: Gotham Tonight with Lydia Filanger W gothamcablenews. com - Comcast Channel One. GCN Webcasts 6-23-2008 TV Anchor-Newscaster Lydia Filanger, GCN News with a special newsmagazine feature-biography on Millionaire Playboy Bruce Wayne: “Billionaire Without a Cause.” Slogan: “Gotham Tonight, Gotham Never Stops and Neither Do We!” 127691 2008 Dark Knight, The: Gotham Tonight with Lydia Filanger W gothamcablenews. com - Comcast Channel One. GCN Webcasts 6-27-2008 TV Anchor-Newscaster Lydia Filanger, GCN News does a special feature on Gotham City’s new crimefighter Jim Gordon.Gotham Tonight special feature segment. 127692 2008 Dark Knight, The: Gotham Tonight with Mike Engel W gothamcablenews.com - Comcast Channel One. GCN Webcasts. 6-13-2008. 7-03-2008 TV Anchor-Reporter-Newscaster Mike Engel (Anthony Michael Hall) of Gotham Cable News, “Gotham Tonight” in Gotham City. Gotham City Network. Fake newscast and interview with Gotham City district attorney Harvey Dent. Includes news wire at bottom of the screen. Calls from viewers. Celebrated journalist Mike Engel sits down with the “White Knight” of Gotham City, District Attorney Harvey Dent who defends controversial crime-fighter Batman, and says they’ve “benefited the entire city.” Dent takes calls from viewers on Jonathan Crane and fears of a new outbreak of Fear Foxin, and confronts a GPD police officer angry over Dent’s prosecution of corrupt cops. And Engel asks the questions everybody’s been talking about -- is Harvey Dent dating Assistant District Attorney Rachel Dawes? The episode ends with the breaking news that the Gotham National Bank has been hit by robbers who made away with 68 million dollars from the vault. Tune in now on Comcast Channel One. GCN will webcast the episode this Monday at noon on www.gothamcablenews.com 127693 2008 Dark Knight, The: Gotham Tonight with Mike Engel W gothamcablenews. com - Comcast Channel One. GCN Webcasts 6-16-2008 TV Anchor-Reporter-Newscaster Mike Engel (Anthony Michael Hall) of Gotham Cable News, “Gotham Tonight” in Gotham City. Gotham City Network. Lydia Filanger, GCN News. Election 2008. Batman stops thugs. Dent landslide victory for district attorney. Journalist Mike Engel is anti-Batman. Gotham Tonight is part-interview, part-news magazine program. Engel looks into the camera and talks to the audience, interviews various Gotham City politicians and journalists. 127694 2008 Dark Knight, The: Gotham Tonight with Mike Engel W gothamcablenews. com - Comcast Channel One. GCN Webcasts 6-27-2008 TV Anchor-Reporter-Newscaster Mike Engel (Anthony Michael Hall) of Gotham Cable News, “Gotham Tonight” in Gotham City. Gotham City Network. Newscrawl at bottom of the screen. Crime Journalist James Levine from the Gotham Times is Engel’s special guest. Engel is obsessive in going after the Bat Man, who he calls a vigilante. Levine calls Engel ridiculous, but when Engel makes the point that the Bat Man’s vigilante campaign has created a new breed of crook who wants to take the law into his own hands and outdo Batman, Levine admits Engel has a point. 127695 2008 Dark Knight, The: Gotham Tonight with Mike Engel W gothamcablenews. com - Comcast Channel One. GCN Webcasts 7-03-2008 TV Anchor-Reporter-Newscaster Mike Engel (Anthony Michael Hall) of Gotham Cable News, “Gotham Tonight” in Gotham City. Gotham City Network. Newscrawl at bottom of the screen. Interviews head of Marconi crime family and recent rumor that organized crime has gotten together to defeat the Batman and law enforcement. 127696 1970 Dark Laughter N OWN - H Anderson, Sherwood Reporter Bruce Dudley, formerly John Stockton, central personality in novel and a Chicago reporter. Newspaper world background. 127697 2008 Dark Light N Castle, Jayne Investigative Reporter Sierra McIntyre will do just about anything to get a story. Her stories on Crystal City’s ghost hunters and their mysterious guild have earned her tabloid a bit of respect. And they’ve allowed her to clothe her dust-bunny companion, Elvis, in rock-and-roll style. Her intuition helps when she interviews Ghost Hunter Guild boss John Fontana about the disappearances of retired, homeless hunters. She doesn’t want to trust the physically and psychically powerful man, but her senses, and Elvis’ give her the green light. To uncover the conspiracy within his own organization, Fonatana proposes marriage -- and though it’s purely a business arrangement, there’s nothing pure about the attraction that sizzles between them. McIntyre will do just about anything to get a story on the latest mystery surrounding the Ghost Hunters and the dangerous underground tunnels on Harmony. Still, she never expects that an offer of marriage from the powerful Ghost Hunter Guild boss, John Fontana, will be the means to that end. 127698 2005 Dark Lover: Novel of the Black Dagger Brotherhood, A NM Ward, J.R. Reporter Beth Randall wants to win a Pulitzer. Editor Darius 127699 1951 Dark Man, The M News Media. Reporters (Gordon Bell, Harry Fowler, Oscar Quitak, 127700 1920 Dark Mirror, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 127701 1946 Dark Mirror, The M De Havilland News Vendor. Ruth Collins (Olivia de Havilland) works at a newsstand in a medical building 127702 1991 Dark Obsession M Magazine. Lady Virginia Buckton (Amanda Donohoe), a woman of poise and overwhelming sensuality is about to launch a magazine with the help of a handsome Argenine 127703 2008 Dark of Day, The N Parker, Barbar Reporter and paparazzi hound every connected with a beautiful model’s disappearance from a party on Miami Beach. The case sets off a media frenzy. High-profile Miami defense attorney, C.J. Dunn, an expert at spinning her clients’ image in the media, must work fast before the media uncovers her secrets as well. Then the model is found dead when her body washes up on the beach late one night and the coroner says it’s murder. C.J. is slammed between the media and the need to defend a client she doesn’t trust, a client with celebrity connections, a chauffeur to a prominent congressman. The flashy Miami attorney took the case to get a better chance at hosting a new CNN show, “Rich, Famous and Deadly.” C.J. is also a widow and a recovering alcoholic and she must face her troubled past to crack the case. 127704 2008 Dark of the Moon N Krinard, Susan Reporter Gwen Murphy is saved from drowning by Dorian Black, a vampire enforcer who kills his master and leaves his two primary lieutenants to form their own factions soon battling to win supremacy in the Roaring ‘20s New York City. Dorian finds himself inexplicably drawn to the reporter who is busy investigating the mysterious deaths of mobsters all drained of blood. When she discovers the intricate web of urban vampires, they’re soon on to her and she’s at risk. Dorian himself gets involved with a vampire organization dedicated to peace between vampires but perhaps not all that it seems. Gwen is the classic intrepid girl reporter who has stumbled upon the story of a lifetime -- a mysterious cult of blood drinkers and she’ll do anything to uncover the truth and make her mark despite the danger. She is unaware of Dorian’s involvement and sensing his loneliness she offers him kindness and friendship -- and eventually, her heart. But in order to protect Gwen, Dorian will soon be forced to do the unthinkable. Reporter Gwen Murphy meets Dorian Black, a vampire who haunts the back alleys of the city alone in decadent 1920s New York, and the vampire feels something stir within him for the first time in centuries. Gwen has stumbled upon the story of a lifetime -- a mysterious cult of blood drinkers -- and she’ll do anything to uncover the truth and make her mark, despite the danger. Unaware of Dorian’s involvement and sensing his loneliness, she offers him kindness and friendship -- and eventually her heart. But in order to protect Gwen, Dorian will soon be forced to do the unthinkable. Dorian was a vampire enforce who killed his master and left his two primary lieutenants to form their own factions, soon battling to win supremacy in the city. When Dorian saves human reporter Gwen Murphy from drowning and finds himself inexplicably drawn to her, she is busy investigating the mysterious death of mobsters, all drained of blood. When she discovers the intricate web of urban vampires, they’re soon on to her and she’s at risk. Dorian himself gets involved with a vampire organization called Pax, dedicated to peace between vampires, but perhaps not all that it seems. 127705 1944 Dark Page, The NM OWN - P Fuller, Samuel Editor of a New York paper commits three murders and makes copy out of the hunt for the murderer, until his star reporter finds him out. Carl Chapman, "damned good" city editor 127706 1984 Dark Paradise NR OWN - P Craven, Sara TV Journalist Matt Lincoln, a hard-hitting television journalist, "possesses a sexual charisma that is almost tangible and a male ego that could almost touch the clouds." Harlequin Presents #704 127707 1949 Dark Past, The M DVD -R HQ 8599, 8597 Commentator (Pat McGeehan) 127708 1987 Dark Path to the River, The N OWN - H Leedom-Ackerman, Joanne African-American Journalist Olivia, a black journalist whose career has slipped off-course. Ace reporter Kay. 127709 1984 Dark Places N OWN - P Altman, Thomas News Media 127710 1966 Dark Places of the Heart N Stead, Christina Press 127711 1980 Dark Places, Dark Regions SS GPL Sutherland, Margaret Journalist Douglas Rush, newspaperman. Patterson, subordinate, subbing for editor who is away. Post Courier. Rush had written the paper's chat and gossip column, The Drum. 127712 1985 Dark Power, The M News Media. Photographer #1 (Don Dohler). Photographer #2 (Jeff Johnson). TV News Voice (Peter Deane). TV News Voice (Ralph Shaw). 127713 1999 Dark Redemption N Wickert, Gary L. Journalist. An inopportune Philadelphia man named Scott Westlund stumbles across a political secret that threatens both his life and the stability of a nation. An incredible series of adventures drops Scott headfirst into a web of corruption, blackmail and racial terrorism, reaching all the way to the White House. Set initially in 1954 Oklahoma, the book reaches its apex in 1996 Washington, D.C. during a national election and an administration that will stop at nothing to win. Scott allies with Melissa Watkins, the legal assistant for a disreputable but well-intentioned Philadelphia lawyer, and Alexis Johnson, a young black woman and secretary within the CIA, who herself is faced with an incredible personal challenge. 127714 1961 Dark Rider N Zara, Louis Press 127715 2007 Dark Room N Kane, Andrea Photojournalist Lane Montgomery has the perfect job cover for the clandestine image analysis he conducts for the CIA. Constantly thrill-seeking Lane is used to gambling and putting his own life on the line -- for country, for journalistic integrity, for the adrenaline rush. The hunk photographer falls for the woman and the two begin a torrid romance. Seventeen years ago, a woman was traumatized by the discovery of her parent's brutally murdered bodies in a Brooklyn basement on Christmas Eve. New evidence overturns the killer's conviction. She hires Lane's father, Pete "Monty" Montgomery, a former NYPD detective who first investigated her parents' homicides to find the real killer. With nothing more than an old case file and the original crime scene photos, Monty enlist his son's help. The murderer is still at large and has never stopped watching the woman whose life is now in danger. Lane closing in on the truth may expose something far more shocking and devastating to the woman than anyone could imagine. 127716 1999 Dark Salvation NSF Dunne, Jennifer CD-ROM Investigative Reporter Rebecca Morgan tries to expose a vampire and ends up in his bed. Vampirism is treated as a blood condition as opposed to a supernatural affliction. 127717 1952 Dark Saviour, The NM OWN - H Harling, Robert London Correspondent 127718 1994 Dark Side of Genius M Stroppel, Frederick J. (Screenplay) Ness Book Arts Reviewer Jennifer Cole (Finola Hughes) for Arts Weekly becomes obsessed with an artist who murdered his model seven years earlier and has just been released from an asylum. Initially depicted as cynical critic. She gives a positive review to gallery featuring the artist's work. At the opening, she is cornered by another artist to whom she gave a negative review. She convinces her editor Sherman McPhee (Patrick Bauchau) to let her do in-depth article on artist When gallery owner is out of the office, reporter sneaks a peek at his Rolodex and gets the artist's address. Meets with artist who kisses her. The other artist continually pops up to harass journalist. Begins to plant doubts in her mind about artist. Angry artist and editor question her journalistic ethics as she becomes more involved with released artist. Another model is murdered and the artist goes to reporter for help. When they return to studio, body is not there. Real artist died three years ago This man is lover of first model murdered. Killer turns out to be businessman who commissioned painting from artist and wants to kill him to protect his investment. Businessman tries to strangle reporter and model's lover shoots him. 127719 1991 Dark Side of Hopkinsville N Poston, Ted News Media 127720 2006 Dark Side of the Moon NSF Kenyon, Sherrilyn Reporter Susan Michaels was once the hottest reporter on the Beltway Beat in Seattle until a major scandal ruined her life and left her writing stories for the Weekly World News-style tabloid, about alien babies and Elvis sightings. Life as she once knew it is over, or so she thinks until she gets a lead on the biggest story in town: the Seattle Slayer. She heads to the local animal shelter, expecting a tip on the latest rash of killings. Instead she gets a story about the mayor feeding citizens to a ring of vampires. Drawn into a paranormal world, she realizes the story that would bring her credibility is too unbelievable to expose. Now it's no longer a question of bringing the truth to her readers, it's a matter of saving lives and souls. Sarcastic Susan possesses enough martial arts knowledge to hold her own in a face-off with Dark-Hunters and a race of Diamons. Part man/part cat Dark-Hunter has been captured and impounded at an animal shelter and Michaels adopts him as her pet. Then he morphs into a man and the fun starts. 127721 1983 Dark Side of the Sun, The MT Miniseries Newsreader (Kenneth Kendall). 127722 2009 Dark Side of War, The M Journalist (Keith Buckley - Voice). Based on the true story of a civilian contractor kidnapped in Iraq in 2004. 127723 1996 Dark Skies: Ancient Future T Episode #7. 11-16-1996. Sci-Fi Anchorman (Don Clark). 127724 1996 Dark Skies: Awakening, The T Episode #1. 9-21-1996 News Media. Newscaster (Don Clark). Reporter (Fred Saxon). 127725 1996 Dark Skies: Mercury Rising T Episode #3. 10-19-1996 TV Anchor (Don Clark). 127726 1997 Dark Skies: To Prey in Darkness T Episode #17. 3-15-1997 Columnist Dorothy Kilgallen (Marilyn McIntyre). News Media. Reporter (Fred Saxon). TV Technician (Barry Grayson). 127727 1997 Dark Skies: Warren Omission, The T Episode #12. 1-18-1997 Reporter (Bryze Zabel). 127728 2003 Dark Souls N Millar, Sam Reporter Dominic is sent back to his home town to report on a number of killings. What had begun for Larkin Baxter as casual cruelty, which involves cruelty to animals as well as bullying, develops into a series of killings that he justifies by recounting the trauma of an accident in his youth that left him severely scarred. Baxter and a girl known as Dakota say the violence has its roots in their own dysfunctional childhoods. Caught between the two is Dominic attracted against his will to both of them but lacking the edge that allows them to inflict hurt whenever they feel the urge. The scars on Larkin’s face are the outward sign of the far deeper scars of rejection that become focused on a hatred for his mother, a hatred that has fatal consequences. For Dakota, meanwhile, her mother’s rejection is centered on years of sexual abuse for which she received no protection and which leads to her determine to escape from her life through painting. An uneasy bonding takes place between Larkin and Dakota, a bonding that excludes Dominic. A slow dance of death evolves with Dominic constantly one step behind the other two in understanding the undercurrents and the motives for so many actions. He has an innocence that Larkin and Dakota have forfeited but it is an innocence that fails to save him from his own part in the dance. 127729 2006 Dark Storm M Canada News Media. Female Reporter (Michele Byrne). 127730 2008 Dark Streets M Reporter (Geoffrey Gould). 127731 1940 Dark Streets of Cairo M Reporter (Jack Egan). First Photographer (Jack Gardner). 127732 2002 Dark Tomorrow M News Media. News Reporter #2 (Shiob Myint). News Reporter #3 (Marci Fitch). News Reporter #4 (Austin Garbreth). News Intern (Lauren Allen), Cameraman (Mike Tyrkus). 127733 1993 Dark Universe M Latshaw, Steve (Story). Pat Moran (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Kim Masters (Blake Pickett) for Current Copy, joins an expedition into the Everglades to search for a spaceship that crashed after the pilot was attacked by mysterious alien spores. He classes with a guide hired to lead them in their search. Reporter tells guide she made a deal with the head of the company for an exclusive on the story with the condition that she gets his approval before running anything. Guide suggests the restriction constitutes censorship. Reporter claims it is only a matter of timing. When they discover the ship brought back aliens, guide insists they override the company owner's news blackout and warn the public about the danger, but Masters refuses to give up her story. TV reporter accompanied by producer Jack Reese (Austin Sanders) and they are preparing to have sex in the swamp in front of the downed spacecraft when he is attacked by an alien monster. He turns into a space vampire and attacks the reporter but quickly deteriorates. As survivors prepare to leave the swamp, the reporter discovers a spore on her hand left by the mutant. 127734 1976 Dark Victory MT TV Producer (Susan Hayward) terminally ill (what kind of TV producer?) 127735 2004 Dark Voyage N Furst, Alan Ukrainian Journalist has affair with captain of a Dutch tramp freighter as he travels around the Mediterranean to help some British commandos raid a German Observation station in Tunisia in 1941. 127736 2001 Dark Water M Cameraman FVTV (Keir MacPherson). 127737 2003 Dark Wolf M Reporter (Alex D'Lerma). 127738 2006 Dark World M News Media. News Reporter (Laura Caulfield). 127739 1986 Dark-Adapted Eye, A N OWN - P Vine, Barbara Journalist prompts a woman to investigate the death of her aunt who was hanged for murder 127740 1979 Dark, The M Whitmore, Stanford (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Zoe Owens (Cathy Lee Crosby) investigates series of murders by an alien creature. Police issue gag order and try to prevent the News Media from presenting "anything that will turn this city into a disaster area." Reporter tells news director Sherman Moss (Keenan Wynn) she is tired of rose garden and swimsuit shows and wants to cover the murders. Clashes with Moss over approach to story. Complains newspapers are referring to the killer as "The Mangler." Moss tells her, "We aren't a newspaper….We are not into freedom of the press…we will not showboat it." Later defends concept of "freedom of the press" to the police who are trying to suppress information. Reporter and hero try to trap killer. Psychic predicts the murders. "Half the male population of L.A. is staying up all night trying to figure out how to get in your pants." Reporter: "Thank you. That's their problem. Mine's to get a story." TV Sportscaster (Ken Minyard). 127741 2008 Dark, The M Short. TV Reporter (Devon Sorvari -- TV News Reporter). Sylvia wants what every young woman wants, to find true love and live happily ever after. When she meets Jack, a true gentleman who sweeps her off her feet, Sylvia believes that he might just be the man of her dreams. But Jack is not who he seems to be and his intentions towards Sylvia are harmful to say the least. What Jack doesn’t realize is that Sylvia has a dark side unlike anything that he ever expected. 127742 1929 Darkened Rooms M AFI-Photographers Photographer 127743 1948 Darker Than You Think NS Williamson, Jack Originally published in December 1940 issue of the pulp fiction magazine Unknown Reporter Will Barbee must find out who is the child of night? Inexorably drawn into investigating a rash of grisly deaths, he soons finds himself embroiled in something far beyond mortal understanding. Doggedly pursuing his investigation, he meets the mysterious and seductive April Bell and starts having disturbing, tantalizing dreams in which he does terrible things -- things that are stranger and wilder than his worst nightmares. Then his friends begin dying one by one and he slowly realizes that an unspeakable evil has been unleashed. As Barbee's world crumbles around him in a dizzying blizzard of madness, the intoxicating, dangerous April pushes Barbee ever closer to the answer to the question "Who is the Child of Night?" When Barbee finds out, he'll wish he'd never been born. 127744 1994 Darkest Heart NM Pellicane, Patricia TV Anchorwoman is the object of a homicidal maniac's depraved sexual fantasies and he wants her to love him even if he has to kill her. 127745 1997 Darklands M UK - Ness Reporter Frazer Truick (Craig Fairbrass) investigates a pagan cult. 127746 2001 Darkling I Listen N Sutcliffe, Katherine Tabloid Reporter Alyson James stumbles onto a movie star's property claiming she intends to write his autobiography, the actor realizes he may have found the woman he can settle down with. His career is in shambles. He just finished three-year prison term for manslaughter. He seeks refuge on his aunt and uncle's farm in Texas. Stalker named Anticipating sending him threatening letters. Corrupt town sheriff wants to send him back to prison. James helps him get back his life. 127747 1996 Darkman II: Return of Durant, The M DVD. L Reporter Jill Randall (Kim Delaney) 127748 1996 Darkman III: Die Darkman Die M News Media. Channel 7 Reporter Diane Platts (Diana Platts). Paul Raney, Channel 7 News Reporter (Eric Hollo). Cameraman Dan (Phillip Jarrett), Jill Randall's Cameraman. 127749 1914 Darkness and Dawn NSF England, George Allan Newspaper Owner. Allan Stern, an engineer in New York centuries after a great explosion ripped the Earth. Stern and a secretary builds a new civilization. He establishes a newspaper. 127750 2002 Darkness Gathers NM Miscione, Lisa Writer Lydia Strong. True-crime writer and part-time PI 127751 2001 Darkness More Than Night, A N Connelly, Michael Harry Bosch Novel Tabloid Reporter Jack McEvoy, LAPD Detective Harry Bosch finds out via a mysterious leak to Reporter McEvoy that he's being investigated for murder. He's furious. News Media Circus. Sardonic description of News Media circus when a director is accused of strangling starlet Several sources say McEvoy is gay. 127752 1929 Darkness on Fifth Avenue, The SSF Leinster, Murray Press 127753 1999 Darkroom: Closed Circuit, Stay Tuned T SVD 800 Episode. TV Newsman (Robert Webber) finds he's being replaced by his projected image. 127754 1999 Darkroom: Exit Line T Fischer, Peter S. Episode News Media 127755 1992 Darkwing Duck: Fraudcast News C DVD -R HQ 1839 Episode #24. 11-7-1992 TV Newscaster Gosalyn Waddlemeyere-Mallard (Christine Cavanaugh - Voice) becomes a villain to liven up a report she is doing on Darkwing Duck. Newscaster (Charles Adler - Voice). 127756 1995 Darkwing Duck: Let's Get Respectable C VHS 387 Episode News Media 127757 1965 Darling M L Raphael, Frederic, John Schlesinger, Joseph Janni (Story). Raphael (Screenplay) UK. AFI-Journalists/Photographers/Television. Ness Book TV Interviewer Robert Gold (Dirk Bogarde) is involved with fashion model. Billboard announces article about model's life in Ideal Woman magazine. Interviewed by one of the magazine's writers leading to a series of flashbacks. First approached by interviewer in person-on-the-street interview and as she talks about the need to break with conventions, the interview is reproduced on multiple TV screens. Journalist and model lie to their respective spouses so they can run away. Interviewer leaves his wife to move in with model. She puts her career before him and has an abortion although interviewer wants a child. Model takes up with advertising man and uses same telephone deception to get away from journalist he had used on wife She returns to London and journalist rejects her. She takes up with homosexual Photographer Malcolm (Roland Curram). Following marriage to prince, model returns to interviewer. After spending night with model, he sends her back to Italy. She is surrounded by reporters and photographers in the airport. 127758 1920 Darling Mine M AFI-Playwrights Writer 127759 1989 Darlings of the Gods MT Critic (Mark Minchinton). Photographer (Bill Robinson). 127760 2005 Darna T Philippines Reporter 127761 2003 Darna Mana Hai MF India. Photographer Anil Manchandani (Saif Ali Khan). 127762 1991 Darrow MT News Media. First Reporter (Dennis Kelly) 127763 2002 Darryl Billups: Don't Believe Your Lying Eyes NM Walker, Blair, S. #3 Darryl Billups Mysteries African-American Reporter Darryl Billups, a police reporter for the Baltimore Herald never wanted to be a hero. He's just a hardworking black journalist who's been passed up and looked down upon because he won't kiss butt and always speaks his mind. Billups is dispatched to look into a bloodbath at a local personal storage facility that has left three dead and two Baltimore police detectives wounded. The gunplay was intended to prevent the discovery of a corpse in one of the storage areas. But when that proves unsuccessful, one of the city's power players arranges for the body's theft from the coroner's office and its eventual cremation. More violence follows. Darryl is aided by the attractive female detective who survived the shootout. They attempt to identify the vanishing cadaver. Luckily the distinctive jewelry seen on the body is a near-instant match with those owned by a singer reported missing in 1984. Darryl is nervous about his upcoming marriage to his longtime girlfriend. The prize-winning reporter uncovers secrets and bombshells that will lead him to an unlikely suspect -- one who will shake the foundations of a proud city, and one that just may cost Darryl his life. 127764 1999 Darryl Billups: Hidden in Plain View NM Walker, Blair, S. #2 Darryl Billups Mysteries African-American Reporter Darryl Billups, a police reporter for the Baltimore Herald never wanted to be a hero. He's just a hardworking black journalist who's been passed up and looked down upon because he won't kiss butt and always speaks his mind. Billups, now Baltimore Herald assistant editor, briefly relinquishes his editorial duties to pursue a serial killer. Police respect his skills as an investigative reporter, but warn him away from two related cases of apparent race-related murders. Billups isn't much to look at, but he must have something that turns heads. His girlfriend Yolanda's wild-thing twin LaToya wants to bed down with him even while Yolanda's asleep in the next room. After his article on the Confederate flag killer -- a Jerry Springer-inspired lunatic who's been leaving young black professionals dead in their bathtubs with Confederate flag decals stuck on their heads, he catches the killer's eye too. Things heat up rapidly after the killer, vacationing in Atlanta till the heat dies down, kills a local psychiatrist. Darryl goes to Atlanta and is now pursued by the killer. 127765 1997 Darryl Billups: Up Jumped the Devil NM Walker, Blair, S. #1 Darryl Billups Mysteries African-American Reporter Darryl Billups, a police reporter for the Baltimore Herald never wanted to be a hero. He's just a hardworking black journalist who's been passed up and looked down upon because he won't kiss butt and always speaks his mind. That doesn't change the fact that he's one of the best newspapermen on the East Coast and his editors know it. And soon the whole city will too. At first he ignores the voice mail message warning him about an impending wave of white supremacist violence. He thinks it's just another crackpot with nothing better to do with his time than make crank phone calls. Darryl has his own problems: a boss who's itching to fire him, a hot new lady love who just moved in with her little boy. But when bombs start to go off all over town and a noted liberal philanthropist is murdered, Billups quickly becomes a believer. Warned that the headquarters of the NAACP is the next target, Darryl is off and running -- chasing a deadly urban nightmare. And with a city and his new family under siege, Darryl Billups is after justice as well as the story of a lifetime. But it could cost him his life to get it. 127766 2008 Darum M Journalist (Joe Zroug) 127767 1997 Darwin M Reporter (Mary Ann Nagle) 127768 1972 Darwin Adventure, The M Newspaperman (Geoffrey Russell). 127769 2006 Darwin Awards, The M DVD -R HQ 11371, 11399 Aspiring Documentary Maker (Valderrama), a film student, follows a former San Francisco homicide detective with a keen eye for criminal profiling who reinvents himself as an insurance claims case-investigator and figures out a series of perplexing wrongful deaths. The documentarian follows the former detective and a hard-nosed field agent as they investigate a series of forehead-slapping deaths including that of a powerful executive who attempts to prove that his high-rise widow is unbreakable and a pair of English tourists who fatally misinterpret the “cruise control” function on their rented RV. 127770 2004 Darwin's Nightmare DT Interviewer Hubert Sauper (Voice). 127771 1981 Das Bambustor. Ein fernöstlicher Roman N Flor, Claude Journalist 127772 1980 Das Bild der Frau M. N Willing, Martin Germany Journalist 127773 1981 Das Boot M DVD -R HQ 10645, 10646, 10647, 10648. L Buchheim, Lothar-Gunther (Novel). Petersen, Wolfgang (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Lieutenant Werner (Herbert Gronemeyer) assigned to ship out with a crew to "report the true facts of life on a submarine." Crew views him as a nuisance. Correspondent sums up the action and philosophy of the film. Correspondent survives the massacre of the crew and is last seen walking among the dead sailors and finding the captain, who dies next to him in the concluding shot. 127774 2000 Das Consortium N Bahre, Jens Germany Journalist 127775 1996 Das Doppeldings NM Izquierdo, Andreas Germany Journalist 127776 1961 Das dritte Buch über Achim N Johnson, Uwe Germany Journalist 127777 1993 Das Druidentor NSF Hohlbein, Wolfgang Germany Journalist 127778 1990 Das Ekel schlägt zurück NM Junge, Reinhard; Ard, Leo P. (Jürgen Pomorin) Germany TV Journalist 127779 1988 Das Ekel von Datteln NM Junge, Reinhard; Ard, Leo P. (Jürgen Pomorin) Germany TV Journalist 127780 2002 Das Experiment M German Journalist now a taxi driver answers a newspaper ad seeking paid volunteers to be confined in a mock prison. 127781 1965 Das große Wiedersehen. Roman aus unseren Tagen N Parth, Wolfgang Willi Germany Journalist 127782 2003 Das Handwerk des Tötens N Gstrein, Norbert Austria Journalist 127783 1980 Das Haus der Brüder. Geschichte einer Begegnung N Sauerborn, Martin Germany Journalist 127784 1972 Das Impressum N Kant, Hermann Germany Journalist 127785 1962 Das Kreuz am Wege N Kruschel, Heinz Germany Journalist 127786 1949 Das Licht der Welt. Geschichte eines Versuches als Dichter zu leben N Braun, Felix Austria Journalist 127787 1998 Das Magazin N Karasek, Hellmuth Germany Journalist 127788 1996 Das Medienkomplott N Eisenkolb, Gerhard Germany Journalist 127789 1969 Das Netz N Habe, Hans (= János Békessy) Austria Journalist 127790 2002 Das Parzival-Komplott N Holzberg, Verena Germany Journalist 127791 1981 Das plötzliche Verstummen des Wilhelm W. N Rother, Thomas Germany Journalist 127792 1985 Das Projekt Eden oder die große Lüge der Fernsehmacher N Horbelt, Rainer Germany TV Journalist 127793 1997 Das Protokoll N Schroeder-Hohenwarth, Joachim F. Germany TV Journalist 127794 1988 Das Pseudonym N Oelschlegel, Axel Germany Journalist 127795 1991 Das Rattenprinzip N Heim, Uta Maria Germany Journalist 127796 2003 Das Rauschen der Welt N Fabian, Rainer Germany Journalist 127797 1990 Das Schisma des Redakteurs N Werau, Max Journalist 127798 1992 Das Spiegelbild N Korschunow, Irina Germany Journalist 127799 1983 Das Staunen der Schlafwandler am Ende der Nacht N Walter, Otto Friedrich Switzerland Journalist 127800 1998 Das Wasser N Koch, Angelika Germany Journalist 127801 2006 Dash M Short News Media. News Anchor (Dalia Wheatt - Herself). 127802 1999 Dash and Lily MT Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell (Mark Zimmerman). 127803 2005 Dash of Daring: Carmel Snow and Her Life in Fashion, Art and Letters DT Rowlands, Penelope Fashion Editor Carmel Snow's biography. 127804 2006 Dat's Tite TV M Reporter (Keri Askew). 127805 1959 Date At Midnight M UK Only Press 127806 2003 Date or Disaster M Critics. Puppet Critics (Amy Chaffee, Kimberley Furst, Alex Craig Mann). Camera Woman Gina Marie Fields (Gina Fields). Narrator (Robert Meyer Burnett). 127807 2004 Date Patrol: Kara T DVD -R 1564 Episode. Reality Program Columnist must learn to feel like a sexy, independent assertive woman. Works for a newspaper. 127808 1987 Date With an Angel M News Media. Female Reporter (Anna Maria Poon). Male Reporter (David Fitzsimmons). Reporter #1 (Joe Herold). Reporter #2 (Mimi Green). 127809 2003 Date With Darkness, A: Trial and Capture of Andrew Luster, The MT DVD -R HQ 7881, 7882 TV Newscaster (Kwesi Ameyaw). 127810 1955 Date With Life, A T Serial. Oct. 10, 1955 to June 19, 1956 Editor Jim Bradley (Legan Field) of the Bay City News. Life in Bay City, small American town, as seen through his eyes. Jim Bradley later replaced by his supposed brother Tom Bradley (Mark Roberts). 127811 2006 Date With the Dead, A M Short TV News Anchor (Selica Sevigny). 127812 1954 Dateline T Producer's Showcase, 12-13-54 Reporter. Tribute to the American Reporter by the Overseas Press Club. Ernie Pyle. Sandburg reading dedication to newsmen. John Daly. Eisenhower 127813 1954 Dateline DT News. Overseas Press Club dedication of Memorial Building in Manhattan in name of the men and women who have given their lives in cause of free press. Host: John Daly 127814 1993 Dateline DT SV 220 Sports Reporter, 12 years old 127815 1995 Dateline DT SV 318 News Media 127816 1955 Dateline 2 T Producer's Showcase, 11-14-55 Foreign Correspondents. Salute to Freedom of the Press by the Overseas Press Club. "Dateline Korea," an original playlet by Donald Bevan, honors Pulitzer Prize-winning Correspondent Marguerite Higgins. Broadway Star John Raitt sings "Free," written especially by Irving Berlin for the program. Janet Blair sings "The Funnies" and reads the funnies as a ballet from "Li'l Abner" is performed. Comedian Milton Berle performs monologue. Robert Sherwood, Robert, Frost, John Steinbeck, Richard Nixon head the all-star cast. Janet Blair and Greer Garson sings "How About You" as John Wayne reminisces about the role of Marine Correspondents. John Steinbeck's "Memoriam to Robert Capa" is read by William Holden. Greer Garson pays tribute to underground newspaper in the Cracow Ghetto. The entire cast sings "Free" in the Finale. 127817 1940 Dateline Long Island DM DVD 8402 Classic Newspaper Industry Films. 28:33 Newspaper in a growing Long Island community. Film explores its role in the community with footage of newspaper printing and newsrooms. 127818 2001 Dateline Matrimony NR Wilkins, Gina #3 Hot off the Press Series. Silhouette Special Edition #1424 Reporter Riley O'Neil enjoys disconcerting people with off-the-wall comments. Waitress attracted to him. Fears of rejection keeps Riley from submitting one of the fantasy novels he's written to a publisher. Same fear keeps him from making a pass for the waitress who has children. Riley is an unlikely hero, not necessarily because he's forsworn marriage or dating a woman with children, but because he's mouthy, irritating and won't take no for an answer. Still, Riley is charming, funny and honest. 127819 1992 Dateline NBC DT Series 1992-. TV Anchors Stone Phillips (1994-2005), Jane Pauley (1992-2003). Contributing Anchors Tom Brokaw (1994-), Katie Couric (1994-2006), Maria Shriver (1994-2004), Bryant Gumbel (1994-1997), Ann Curry (2007). Correspondents Chris Hansen (2007), Arthur Kent (1992-1993), David Bloom (1993-2003), Elizabeth Vargas (1993-1996), Faith Daniels (1993-1995), Edie Magnus (1998), Victoria Corderi, Michelle Gillen, Sara James, Hoda Kotb, John Larson, Margaret Larson.. Correspondents Keith Morrison. Dennis Murphy, Deborah Roberts, Brian Ross, Lisa Rudolph, Jon Scott, Rob Stafford, Mike Taibbi, Lea Thompson. 127820 2006 Dateline NBC: Miraculous Life of Jonathan Swain, The DT Episode #9. 7-7-2006 Journalist-Narrator Keith Morrison). Anchors Stone Phillips, Tom Brokaw, Katie Couric, Ann Curry. Correspondents John Larson, Dennis Murphy, Jon Scott, Rob Stafford, Victoria Corden, Mike Taibbi, Chris Hansen, Michelle Gillen, Sara James, Hoda Kotb, Margaret Larson, Edie Magnus, Deborah Roberts, Lisa Rudolph, Lea Thompson. 127821 2005 Dateline NBC: Secrets to the Code DT Episode #8. 4-13-2005 Newsmagazine. TV Anchor Stone Phillips. 127822 2007 Dateline NBC: To Catch a Predator DT Episode #11. 1-30-2007 TV Anchors Stone Phillips. Correspondent Chris Hansen. 127823 2008 Dateline on ID: Young Lords of Chaos (Two Parts) DT DVD -R HQ 10451 (Part One), 10452 (Part Two) Reporter from a small town is drawn close to a killer. 127824 1936 Dateline: Europe N Rosten, L.C. (pseudonym Leonard Ross) Correspondent in Paris covers the Balkan revolution. Foreign correspondent who covers stories and wins the girl. 127825 1967 Dateline: Hollywood DT Series 4-3-1967 to 9-29-1967. Columnist Rona Barrett and Interviewer Joanna Barnes, interviews and news about movie capitol 127826 1987 Dateline: Phu Loi N Chapel, Ernie News Media 127827 1985 Dateline: Washington NR Beckman, Patti Silhouette Special Edition #278. Reporter Bart Tagert and Reporter Janelle Evan are the Chronicle’s two best reporters. And the Chronicle’s chief editor knew sparks would fly when he teamed up the two of them. Combine Bart Tagert’s expertise at probing into political hanky-panky with Janelle Evan’s zeal for investigation, and he’d blow the lid off the hottest story in Washington D.C. And sparks flew all right. Janelle was indignant at the mere thought of sharing her byline with that conceited cowboy. Never mind that he was the best-looking man she had ever seen. Never mind that his rugged good looks challenged her every move. This assignment would be all business -- or so she thought. 127828 2006 Dating Game, The NR Jump, Shirley Silhouette Romance Reporter David Bennett was Bachelor #1 on a dating show, an undercover reporter who needed a story. He had wanted phony contestants and reality show gossip -- until one sweet smile from Mattie Grant had changed his strategy. Mattie had trained for a spot on a survival show but instead landed on a dating show. She had never backed down from a challenge, not even one as good-looking as Bachelor #1. Really, how hard could a dating game be? The location: a lavish mansion filled with twelve bachelors hoping to win Mattie’ heart and $50,000 -- and one man with an ulterior motive, Bachelor #1, Reporter Bennett. The rules: In this dating game, anything goes. 127829 2003 Dating Story, A: Kelly & Frank T DVD -R 1628 Episode. 4-20-2004. Reality Program. Romance. Crime Reporter and firefighter meet at a club. 127830 1996 Dating the Enemy M DVD -R HQ 10933, 10934 Science Journalist and an outgoing TV host are bored lovers until they mysteriously switch bodies. Journalist (Michael Shirley). TV Week Journalist (Kathleen Allen). TV Week Photographer (Stuart Campbell). Photographer on Ferry (Nick Walsh). 127831 1946 Daughter of Don Q M Reporter Cliff Roberts (Kirk Alyn) uncovering dastardly plot 127832 1919 Daughter of Mine M AFI-Novelists/Publishers Writer 127833 1993 Daughter of Riches NM Tanner, Janet Investigative Reporter to solve an old mystery. 127834 2006 Daughter of the Bride N Segre, Francesca Financial News Broadcaster Daniella is 29 and covers the testosterone New York Stock Exchange. She loves her family and has close supportive friends. Her mom, who nears her sixtieth birthday calls to tell her she's going to be married. Daniella is both thrilled and devastated. Her mother is about to walk down the aisle a second time and Daniella hasn't come close to saying "I do." Even worse, Mom insists Daniella help plan the big bash. Daniella struggles to make sense of her own frustrating love life -- all the while juggling her high-pressure TV job and hectic dating adventures. And it isn't long before she realizes she's going to have to make some changes in her own life. 127835 1918 Daughter of the Old South, A M AFI-Novelists Writer 127836 1917 Daughter of the Poor, A M AFI-Publishers/Authors Writer 127837 1915 Daughter of the Revolution, A N Singleton, Esther Journalist. Young woman goes to New York to start a new career. "Her self-confidence proves justifiable." Her first article is published in a newspaper. Her first essay in a magazine. But she's more interested in the social life of New York. 127838 1990 Daughter of the Streets MT News Media. Reporter (Cal Gibson). Reporter (Maria Mayenzet). Reporter (Kim Murdock). Reporter (Alec Murdock). 127839 1962 Daughter of the Sun God M AFI-Authors Writer 127840 1894 Daughter of To-Day, A: Novel, A N USC Cotes, Mrs. Everard (Sara J.) Newspaperwoman Elfreda Bell, Sparta Sentinel. Frank Parke, Paris correspondent of the Daily Dial. Elfreda wants to write for Raffini's Chronicle. Wants Parke to introduce her to the editor. Success. 127841 2006 Daughter's Conviction, A MT DVD -R HQ 7359, 7361 News Media. Only person who believes a woman is innocent of murder is the daughter and she turns amateur sleuth to clear her mother's name. 127842 1997 Daughters (aka Our Mother's Murder) MT Ness News Media. Publishing Heiress Anne Scripps Douglas (Roxanne Hart) who, in 1989, married a young man who eventually killed her. Her daughters try to find out what happened. 127843 1991 Daughters of Privilege MT DVD -R HQ 3260, 3261. SVD 1136. SV 60 Gallery, Michele (Screenplay) 3-17-91 - Ness Book Editor Buddy Keys (Dick Van Dyke) of the Guardian in a Florida town has to deal with his daughters. He appoints his half-Cuban daughter Felicia (Angela Alvarado) associate editor while dealing with his first wife's involvement with a tycoon. Also has to contend with two daughters from a previous marriage. Relationship between a reporter (Ben Browder) and his daughter Mary Hope (Daphne Ashbrook) who has become a country doctor. Stories paper seems to be covering get lost in the shuffle. Reporter (Christianne Mays). Reporter (Norman Merrill). Reporter (Michael Monks). 127844 1916 Daughters of the Storage N Howells, William Dean Press 127845 1986 Davaci MF Turkey News Media. Reporter (Meltem Savci). 127846 1993 Dave M L PR News Media. Reporter (Dan Butler). Reporter (Aaron Michael Lacey). Reporter (Michael Noel). PR. Real-Life News Media: Bernard Kalb (Himself). Larry King (Himself). Michael Kinsley (Himself). Ronald Brownstein (Himself). Frederic W. Barnes (Himself). Eleanor Clift (Herself). Jay Leno (Himself). Chris Matthews (Himself). John McLaughlin (Himself). Robert D. Novak (Himself). Richard Reeves (Himself). Ben Stein (Himself). Kathleen Sullivan (Herself). Jeff Tackett (Himself). Helen Thomas (Herself). Nina Totenberg (Herself). Sander Vanocur (Himself). John Yang (Himself). Announcers (Wendy Gordon, Ben Patrick Johnson, Steve Kmetko). 127847 1975 Dave Allen DF Denmark Interviewer Annett Wolf. 127848 1941 Dave Clark: Uxam CB Smash Comics #18. January, 1941 Reporter Dave Clark filled in for an actor who usually did Midnight's voice. Popular mystery show called "Midnight" broadcast by Uxam, a radio station in the 1940s. Clark influenced to don a mask and become the real-life crime fighter known as Midnight. 127849 1991 Dave's World: T VHS 409, 405, 394, 392, 387, 386, 378, 361, 345, 344, 335, 334, 263, 234. Episodes. September, 1993 to July 1997. 98 Episodes Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Wife Beth Barry (DeLane Matthews), who's wearing of being the responsible one. Sons Tommy Barry (Zane Carney) and Willie Barry (Andrew Ducote). College buddies -- Kenny Beckett (Shadoe Stevens), whose claim to fame is that he records books-on-tape, and Sheldon (Shel) Baile (Meshach Taylor), an overworked plastic surgeon who is still bitter over his not-so-recent divorce. 127850 1995 Dave's World: Accidental Tourists, The T Legan, Mark Episode #42. 2-20-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave, Shel, and Kenny travel to Paris to fulfill a deceased college buddy's final request -- to have his ashes scattered from the Eiffel Tower. 127851 1993 Dave's World: Anniversary Schmaltz, The T Pennette, Marco Episode #4. 10-11-1993 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Shel interrupts Barrys' romantic anniversary celebration. 127852 1997 Dave's World: Bad News Barry's T SVD 1041 Lerose, Nick Episode #91. 2-21-1997 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Publishing party at Barrys' home is coordinated by Dave's new agent, Mel Bloom (Beatrice Arthur) and links Dave to a dead mobster and thrusts him into the seedy world of tabloid publicity. After a photo of Dave with Carlo "The Body bag" Lorenz, which was taken at the party, appears on the front page of the Miami newspapers when Carlo is found dead the next day, the Barry household gets a taste of life in the public eye. Columnist Dave gets unwelcome taste of life as a celebrity when photo of him next to a mobster becomes tabloid fodder. Meanwhile, the bad publicity rubs off on Shel when the bookmobile he sponsored is high jacked and taken on a crime spree. 127853 1996 Dave's World: Based On a True Story T Newberger, Rick Episode #75. 9-13-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. When Dave's column about Shel's childhood is picked by the head of Paragon Pictures to be a feature film, Beth urges Dave to take Shel on as a writing partner for the screenplay. Dave has never been able to "work or play well with others" since kindergarten and he's never had a writing partner. Beth gently reminds him of his speech to Tommy and Willie about brothers sharing and that he's always said he and Shel are like brothers. Howard Kramer (Brandon Tartikoff, former President of NBC Entertainment Chairman of NBC Entertainment Group and Chairman of Paramount Pictures). 127854 1995 Dave's World: Bear With Me T Episode #39. 1-23-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave and Beth will stop at nothing to get Willie's lost toy bear Barnaby back for him -- even if it means fighting with the parents of the suspected thief. 127855 1995 Dave's World: Catch of the Day T Lerose, Nick Episode #56. 11-8-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Eric flounders when his father returns from a fishing trip with a different sort of catch -- a new girlfriend. 127856 1995 Dave's World: Cleanliness Is Next To Nakedness T SV 315 Green, Katherine Episode #49. 9-13-1995. Season 3 Opener. Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Beth's plan to surprise Dave in the shower backfires. 127857 1995 Dave's World: Cleanliness Is Next To Nakedness T Green, Katherine Episode #49. 9-13-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Beth's plan to surprise Dave in the shower backfires. 127858 1995 Dave's World: Country Girl, The T Barron, Fred and Marco Pennette Episode #41. 2-13-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. The Barrys are enchanted with their new French exchange student -- even after a little misunderstand involving Willie's pet rabbit, which she naturally views as potential dinner. 127859 1997 Dave's World: Creeping Peril, The T SVD 1156 Episode #98. 6-7-1997 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Columnist Dave plans to attend editor's retirement party, but problems develop. When a giant sinkhole threatens to destroy the Barry house, the entire family evacuates to Shel's. Forced to flee on a moment's notice, Dave and Beth must choose what is most important to them. Shel the consummate bachelor tries to make his pad more family friendly. 127860 1996 Dave's World: Crime and Coconuts T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #78. 10-4-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave grounds Tommy for a prank the child insists he didn't commit. Then Eric's father, Eric Jr., invites the gang to the Coconut Strip Club for Eric's bachelor party, where they wind up in a brawl. They get a taste of injustice themselves before a judge who hates celebrities, especially columnists. Eric begs guys to convince Mia he was forced to accompany them to the club. 127861 1995 Dave's World: Cut Above The Rest T Pennette, Marco Episode #40. 2-6-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. After Beth has a pregnancy scare, Dave considers getting a vasectomy -- much to the horror of Kenny and Shel. 127862 1997 Dave's World: Dave Barry, Call Your Agent T Straw, Tom and Harry Anderson Episode #89. 1-31-1997 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave finds out that his agent, Irving Bloom, has died and that Bloom's widow, Mel, is taking over the client list, much to his surprise. Bea Arthur plays Mel Bloom, the new agent, in the first of three guest-starring appearances. Talk show host Wink Martindale appears as himself. Dave finds himself missing his old agent when Mel goes into overdrive promoting Dave scheduling him with publicity interviews, talk shows and book fairs to publicize Barry Picking, his new book. Dave, however, didn't have a clue that he wrote a new book 127863 1996 Dave's World: Daveberry, RFD T Newberger, Rick Episode #80. 10-18-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. When Dave's home town of Pewauketucket, Ohio, honors him with the key to the city, Dave and Beth begin to think that it might be a better place to live than crime-ridden Miami. With Dave mourning the theft of his prize Mustang from right in front of their Miami home, he and Beth begin to look at Pewauketucket, with its safe streets, clear air and good schools, as a possible new home. Shel is more interested in antiques he can buy cheaply from locals who he thinks won't know their real value. Kenny is worrying his prom night romance years ago may have produced the young hotel bartender who looks a lot like him. Mia and Eric are babysitting for Tommy and Willie at home and Eric gets his own taste of what it might be like to be a father. 127864 1993 Dave's World: Death and Mom Take a Holiday T VHS 362 Episode #11. 11-22-1993 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Barry's mother-in-law visits bearing an unusual Christmas gift. 127865 1995 Dave's World: Death of a Saleswoman T Episode #54. 10-25-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Neighbor's boasting about how much school candy his son has sold leaves a bitter taste in Beth's mouth, so she determines that Willie's sales will be just as sweet. 127866 1995 Dave's World: Dis Who's Coming To Dinner? T Wilding, Mark Episode #37. 1-2-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. The Barrys' dinner party is even worse than Dave and Beth anticipated, as Shel tries to break up with his girlfriend, and Kenny and Julie desert the party to spend some quality time together. 127867 1996 Dave's World: Do You Want To Know a Secret? T Green, Katherine Episode #69. 4-3-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Mia's new obsession with astrology has Eric wishing she'd be more down-to-earth. Shel performed on his new girlfriend and Tommy confesses a minor crime to Willie. 127868 1995 Dave's World: Do the Write Thing T Legan, Mark Episode #53. 10-18-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Mia enrolls in writing class Dave teaches at community college. 127869 1997 Dave's World: Does the Whale Have To Be White? T Episode #86. 1-3-1997 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave writes a scathing column criticizing Tommy's teacher for staging a drastically rewritten politically correct version of Moby Dick. Shel and Kenny are dubious about taking Eric to an exclusive nightclub. 127870 1996 Dave's World: Don't Blame Me T Newberger, Rick Episode #71. 4-29-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave gives Eric a three-day deadline to build a sun deck. 127871 1994 Dave's World: Donor Party, The T Gary, Carol and Dylan Gary Episode #34. 11-21-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. When Shel's irresponsible younger brother Bobby comes to visit, Shel assumes it's to ask him for money . But this time Bobby's needs are more serious: he's ill and wants Shel to donate a kidney. 127872 1996 Dave's World: Double Fault T Reeder, Tom Episode #70. 4-10-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. To earn the favor of a socialite and secure a sizable donation to the hospital, Shel serves up famous writer Dave Barry at a celebrity tennis benefit, despite the fact that Dave himself refuses to pay. 127873 1993 Dave's World: Educating Rita T Barron, Fred and Marco Pennette Episode #10. 11-15-1993 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Attempt to set Kenny up with Beth's friend Rita backfires. 127874 1993 Dave's World: Exorcising With Dave Barry T Todd, Donald Episode #12. 11-29-1993 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Eccentric owner of a hardware store throws a monkey wrench into Dave's plans to fix a broken door when he tells Dave that the Barry house is haunted. 127875 1996 Dave's World: Falling T Episode #82. 11-8-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. When Dave meets an attractive female fan who invites him back to her apartment to "talk about writing," Shel and Kenny are certain that Dave will be seduced if he goes. While Dave, Shel and Kenny are out of town visiting friends, Dave sees the beautiful Lisa reading his book. After introducing himself, he is overwhelmed by her enthusiastic praise and her excitement at meeting him. Before he knows it, she has given him her address and they have a date to meet at her home that night. Even though he later thinks better of it, Dave doesn't want to stand her up, as Kenny and Shel advise. Beth is home dealing with a house badly in need of repair, determined to show Dave she is just as capable of dealing with contractors as he is. 127876 1996 Dave's World: Fame T Newberger, Rick Episode #64. 2-7-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave enjoys, then soon tires of, his 15 minutes of fame after a new publicity campaign for his column finds his face plastered on billboards all over Miami. 127877 1994 Dave's World: Family Membership T Todd, Donald Episode #32. 11-7-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave and Beth join a health club to help Tommy overcome his dread of gym class, while Shel lies about his family status to get a discount membership. 127878 1994 Dave's World: Four Characters In Search Of a Ring T Heath, Jennifer Episode #18. 1-31-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave and Kenny take Shel to a singles bar. 127879 1994 Dave's World: Funeral, The (aka Funeral Episodes) T Pennette, Marco and Fred Barron Episode #22. 3-28-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. If ever Beth would leave Dave when he's sick, it would be to see the musical "Camelot" -- or to attend the funeral of an aunt she barely knew. 127880 1996 Dave's World: Gator Bait T Lerose, Nick Episode #62. 1-10-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Stressed-out Dave sees an alligator in the backyard. 127881 1994 Dave's World: Gone With the Wind T Gary, Carol Episode #29. 10-17-1994. Part 1 of 2) Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. On Willie's sixth birthday, Hurricane Ashley strikes Miami, forcing the Barrys and their friends to take cover. 127882 1994 Dave's World: Gone With the Wind (2) T Todd, Donald Episode #30. 10-24-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. The Barrys copes with the aftermath of the hurricane: no water, no power, a tree in their bedroom, and Shel as a demanding houseguest 127883 1996 Dave's World: Good Doctor, The T Episode #72. 5-6-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Pediatrician Celia's skill in the ER -- performing emergency surgery on a little girl injured in a bicycle accident -- makes plastic surgeon Shel feel useless as a doctor, so he decides to make some changes in his personal and professional life. He starts by proposing to Celia. 127884 1993 Dave's World: Great Mandala of Life, The T Barron, Fred Episode #5. 10-18-1993 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dog eats Tommy's homework -- which happens to be a frog. Kenny tries to get Dave to buy more life insurance from the agent he's dating. 127885 1995 Dave's World: Green-Eyed Monster, The T Reeder, Tom Episode #59. 11-29-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Fire forces Mia and Eric to temporarily move in with the Barrys, but the blaze that wrecked their house is nothing compared to the sparks that fly between Julie and Eric. 127886 1995 Dave's World: Health Hath No Fury T Hargrove, Brian and Jack Kenny Episode #57. 11-15-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Kenny's "cardiac event" inspires Beth to change the Barrys' eating habits -- and to drag Dave to a shady lawyer in order to draft a new will. 127887 1993 Dave's World: Heatwave T Todd, Donald Episode #8. 11-1-1993 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. In the middle of a heat wave, Beth tries to help Dave set up his fax machine and ends up blowing out the air conditioner. 127888 1994 Dave's World: How Long Has This Been Going On? T Barron, Fred and Marco Pennette and Deborah Dawson and Joe Massimi and Jodie Mann Episode #35. 11-28-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Beth and Julie are shocked to learn their mom is still sexually active and has been spending some romantic quality time with a delivery man. 127889 1994 Dave's World: I Lost It At the Movies T Barron, Fred and Marco Pennette Episode #24. 9-12-1994. Season 2 Opener Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Night at the movies finds Dave and Beth trying not to interfere with Tommy's first date - and Kenny trying to convince friends that he's meeting Emma Samms there. 127890 1993 Dave's World: I Saw Mommy Kicking Santa Claus (1) T Pennette, Marco Episode #13. 12-13-1993. (Part 1 of 2) Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Pandemonium reigns at the Barry house before Christmas as Beth contemplates returning to work. Dave has to take a driving test and both desperately search for a toy for Willie. 127891 1993 Dave's World: I Saw Mommy Kicking Santa Claus (2) T Pennette, Marco and Fred Barron Episode #14. 12-20-1993. (Part 2 of 2) Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Through a series of mishaps, the Barrys are reminded of the true meaning of Christmas. 127892 1993 Dave's World: I Sort of Saw What You Did T Heath, Jennifer Episode #6. 10-22-1993 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Willie loses a tooth before the tooth fairy can collect it. Kenny persuades Dave to lie to an insurance adjuster. 127893 1996 Dave's World: Importance of Missing Earnest, The T Legan, Mark Episode #85. 12-20-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. When Willie leaves Earnest, the family bloodhound, at the park by accident, all the Barrys and their friends come together for "Operation Find Earnest." The kids are heartbroken over the loss of the dog, and Dave and friends go to great lengths to find him. Kenny and Shel help to draw the missing dog flyers. Mia uses her psychic abilities only to discover that Kenny is about to meet the girl of his dreams. But when Earnest is finally found, new problems surface that may keep the Barrys from their family pet forever. 127894 1993 Dave's World: Insecurity System, The T Todd, Donald Episode #2. 9-27-1993 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Beth buys a security system after Shel's van is stolen,. 127895 1993 Dave's World: It's a Small Van After All T Episode #7. 10-25-1993 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Trip to Disney World backfires when gang gets lost and Kenny's girlfriend becomes psychotic. 127896 1996 Dave's World: It's Not About That, Either T Lerose, Nick Episode #74. 5-20-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Teacher Beth regrets lecturing to her loved ones when her advice sends Dave weightlifting, Shel and Mia sky diving, and prompts Kenny to turn down a great job opportunity. 127897 1995 Dave's World: It's Not About That… T Lerose, Nick Episode #50. 9-20-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Construction of the new neighbor's house disturbs the peace. Commitment-shy Eric turns to Dave and the guys when his relationship with Mia hits a snag -- prompting Kenny to consider "enhancement" surgery. 127898 1995 Dave's World: Joint Venture, The T Astle, Tom J. Episode #43. 2-27-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave and Beth's risky land investment goes to pot, so to speak, when they discover marijuana growing on the site. 127899 1994 Dave's World: Just Kidding T Thompson, Chris Episode #15. 1-3-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave gets into trouble after he writes a derogatory column about used-car salesmen. 127900 1996 Dave's World: L.A. Times T Anderson, Harry Episode #73. 5-13-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave plugs his new book in Hollywood, along with a star struck Shel, whose Tinsel town experience dims after a spat with Carly. 127901 1994 Dave's World: Last Auction Hero, The T Gary, Carol Episode #25. 9-19-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Mia quits her job. Shel is auctioned at hospital fund raiser. Sally Jessy Raphael (Herself). 127902 1995 Dave's World: Leave a Mystery at the Beep T Green, Katheriine Episode #58. 11-22-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. An enigmatic answering machine message from a lovelorn sailor sends Beth scurrying to find the man and reunite him with his girl. Dave hunts his stolen laptop, which contains several of his columns. 127903 1997 Dave's World: Let Simmer, Then Grill T Reeder, Tom Episode #97. 6-20-1997 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave and Beth investigate the reason the FBI wants to speak with them, but it turns out they're looking for information on Shel. Mia courts a job with the NBA's Miami Heat. 127904 1997 Dave's World: Liar's Poker T Episode #92. 2-28-1997 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Call from an old college classmate whom Dave despised reveals a long-hidden truth about Dave and Beth's dating history. When Dave, Beth, Kenny and Shel engage in their usual game of poker, the art of bluffing becomes more personal than usual. During the course of the poker game, Dave discovers that Beth, Kenny and Shel have been sharing a secret since their college days about a past fling Beth had with an old college flame. Feeling slightly betrayed, Dave ends up pulling off the ultimate bluff. 127905 1994 Dave's World: Lobster Envy T Pennette, Marco and Fred Barron Episode #31. 10-31-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Tommy is hit by a car while trick-or-treating, and Dave flashes back to the night Tommy was born. 127906 1994 Dave's World: Lost Weekend T Episode #19. 2-28-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave and Beth try to spend a romantic weekend away from the boys. 127907 1996 Dave's World: Loves Me Like a Rock T Newberger, Rick Episode #65. 2-14-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave abandons the long-standing Barry tradition of not celebrating Valentine's Day when he decides to purchase a romantic -- and costly -- gift. 127908 1993 Dave's World: Martian Death Flu T Todd, Donald Episode #3. 10-4-1993 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave and Beth get the flu on the eve of Willie's party. 127909 1996 Dave's World: Miami Beached T Lerose, Nick Episode #79. 10-11-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. When Dave, Shel and Kenny are sentenced to do community service at the beach as a result of the fight at Eric's bachelor party, a Cuban refugee drags himself out of the water and the boys must decide what to do with him. Dave takes the refugee, Juan, home with him and tries to introduce him to the Dave Barry version of what it means to be an American: lots of naps, snacks and television. Juan's desire to work hard and become a citizen gets Dave thinking about his grandparents and what life was like for them when they came to the United States from Ireland. Eric isn't sure he wants to give Juan a job, especially in light of Mia's enthusiastic reaction to the refugee's good looks. 127910 1996 Dave's World: Missed Manners T Green, Katherine Episode #77. 9-27-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. "Is it me, or did people used to be nicer to each other?" Dave wonders, after Beth's insulted on the road and Shel has several run-ins with an obnoxious waiter who's out to get him. 127911 1995 Dave's World: Mommies, The T Wilding, Mark Episode #46. 5-8-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. On Mother's Day, Dave's family and friends recall past celebrations -- including the time Kenny's mother questioned his sexual orientation. 127912 1996 Dave's World: My Girl T Episode #67. 3-6-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Shel frets when his girlfriend bonds with Beth. 127913 1995 Dave's World: Nightmare on Maple Street T Kenny, Jack and Brian Hargrove Episode #45. 4-10-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Kenny dumps Julie, but Dave and Beth must break the news to her, which leaves Julie wanting to be "near family" -- by moving next door to the Barrys. 127914 1996 Dave's World: Nuts and Bolts T Lerose, Nick Episode #66. 2-21-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Eric and Mia's domestic squabbles spark a fight in the Barry house when Dave reluctantly -- and foolishly -- reveals things about Beth that annoy him. 127915 1997 Dave's World: Oh Dad, Poor Dad T Newberger, Rick Episode #95. 6-6-1997 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Shel has a hard time 'fessing up to his visiting high-maintenance daughter Carly that most of his money is gone. Instead of telling his daughter the truth, Shel tries to hide his financial situation from her by buying her a new wardrobe and a new car and renting a beach house. Eric "adjusts" Beth's neck, which results in her becoming bedridden, and Kenny decides to get a dog, since they are such "babe magnets," and ends up stuck in his apartment when his new canine, "Bunny," turns out to be an attack dog. 127916 1994 Dave's World: One Mump or Two? T Kenny, Jack and Brian Hargrove Episode #33. 11-14-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave learns about the downside of bachelor life when a quarantine forces him to spend a few days with Kenny. Meanwhile, Beth's sister stays with the Barrys after leaving her husband. 127917 1996 Dave's World: Pardon My Nuptials T Green, Katherine Episode #61. 1-3-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. IRS informs Dave and Beth that their marriage isn't legally valid, an occasion that calls for a visit to the hippie "minister" who married them -- but who never filed their marriage license. 127918 1995 Dave's World: Piano, No Strings T Todd, Donald Episode #47. 5-15-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave discovers Tommy has a gift for playing the piano and encourages him to join the school orchestra, but Tommy wants to be low key about his talent. 127919 1993 Dave's World: Pilot T VHS 233 Barron, Fred Episode #1. 9-20-1993. Season 1 Opener Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave volunteers to help coach his older son's soccer team. 127920 1997 Dave's World: Playdate With a Playmate T Lerose, Nick Episode #87. 1-10-1997 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. After Shel displays the new edition of Playboy in which the centerfold confesses that one of her lifelong ambitions is to meet Dave, the meeting is arranged but doesn't turn out exactly the way Dave and the guys envisioned it. Entertainment Tonight reporter Mark Steines guest stars as himself, covering the meeting between the Playmate and Dave. Dave's growing-by-the-minute ego is deflated But when, upon meeting the Playmate, he realizes that she is passionate about his writing not about him and that she views him as a father figure. Meanwhile, Shel, Kenny and Eric trip all over themselves trying to impress her. 127921 1994 Dave's World: Please Won't You Be My Neighbor? T Todd, Donald Episode #27. 10-3-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. After Shel's car is broken into -- again -- Dave and Beth join the neighborhood-watch program. 127922 1995 Dave's World: Pool's Paradise, A T Hargrove, Brian and Jack Kenny Episode #38. 1-16-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Feud with a snooty neighbor may sink the Barrys' efforts to build a pool, while Kenny tries to tread water in his relationship with Julie. 127923 1994 Dave's World: Rat Story T Todd, Donald Episode #20. 3-7-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. After Beth goes back to work at her teaching job, Dave learns a lesson about housework. 127924 1994 Dave's World: Road Taken, The T Astle, Tom J. Episode #16. 1-10-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave does not approve when Shel suddenly decides to sell his house, buy a boat and sail the Caribbean. 127925 1994 Dave's World: Room With a View, A T Astle, Tom J. Episode #26. 9-26-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Tommy's tree house allows a view of the neighbor's bedroom. John Ritter (Himself). Markie Post (Herself). 127926 1994 Dave's World: Saved By Estelle T Barron, Fred and Marco Pennette Episode #23. 5-2-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Shel must spend weekend with his ex-wife and her boyfriend. 127927 1994 Dave's World: Shel In Love T Astle, Tom J. Episode #17. 1-24-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Valentine's Day finds Tommy happy about getting a card from a girl he likes and Shel on his first date since his divorce 127928 1994 Dave's World: Six Years Old and Washed Up T Todd, Donald Episode #21. 3-14-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave is offended when Willie's kindergarten teacher suggests that Willie be held back a year. 127929 1996 Dave's World: Solitaire T Reeder, Tom Episode #76. 9-20-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. With Beth and the boys away for the weekend, Dave savors the time alone to do as he pleases -- if only he can get his friends to stop trying to keep him company. Dave's weekend is filled with all the things dearest to his heart: naps, television, beer, pretzels and not bathing. Mia and Eric want his expertise on where they should honeymoon, while Shel and Kenny are certain that all this time alone isn't good for Dave. Beth learns that she is the last to know that Tommy has discovered girls in the form of the beautiful Angela when she chaperones his class on a field trip to see a space shuttle launch. 127930 1994 Dave's World: Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word T SVD 1140 Episode #36. 12-5-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Columnist Dave is confronted by a former fellow reporter (Bobcat Goldthwait) he scooped years ago and is now homeless After revealing his greatest regret on national TV, Dave is confronted by the man whose life he feel s he ruined -- a fellow reporter he scooped years ago who is now homeless. 127931 1997 Dave's World: Spontaneous Combustion T Reeder, Tom Episode #88. 1-17-1997 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Kenny encourages Shel to be more spontaneous -and Shel foolishly takes his advice. Dave and Bath's hanky-panky in the car sends them straight to traffic school. Trying to embrace the ability to live impulsively, Kenny convinces Shel to go on a last minute cruise and Shel ends up married by the time the boat docks. Arriving back from the cruise married, Shel is distraught when he hears from his new wife's attorney, fearing that she may take him to the cleaners. Dave and Beth end up at a very strict traffic school, where they are cited for a "moving violation" of an intimate nature in their car. 127932 1996 Dave's World: Starr Tours T Reeder, Tom Episode #84. 12-13-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave sees a way to meet his favorite '60s British rock star, Peter Noone, when Eric begins repairs on the man's Florida mansion. After Eric leaves Dave's bathroom sink still spouting water like Old Faithful in favor of a repair job at a rock star's house, Dave is furious until he discovers just who that rock star is. Then all he can think about is getting inside the mansion to walk in the footsteps of his idol. With Beth and the boys in tow, he cons Eric into letting him inside, and all goes well until Dave finds himself stuck in an embarrassing predicament. Meanwhile, Mia and Eric continue to try the "friends" thing now that they have discovered they are incompatible. 127933 1996 Dave's World: Stayin' Alive T Green, Katherine Episode #68. 3-13-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave finds he's alienated both his friends after he wins an award that Shel coveted, then decides to make his own recording of his book rather than let Kenny do it. 127934 1996 Dave's World: Stress T Thompson, Thomas J. Episode #83. 11-22-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Beth's decision to use the repair job on the kitchen and master bedroom as a reason to completely redecorate the house puts a major strain on the Barrys' marriage. Ever since structural damage plunged their bedroom into the kitchen, Dave and Beth have been camping out in the living room, which has put a definite crimp in their love life and stress on their marriage. Now with Eric and Eric Jr. practically living with them, blundering through the repairs, things go from bad to worse. But, when Beth goes against Dave's wishes and hires a decorator to redo the entire house, the fighting really escalates. Meanwhile, when Mia and Eric step in to help, they discover that it is really they who are the incompatible ones and split up. 127935 1997 Dave's World: Testing…Testing… T Green, Katherine Episode #93. 4-30-1997 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave volunteers to take care of the family by himself so Beth can study without interruptions, he has to fly solo and deal with variety of problems including Kenny's request for a $2,000 loan, Tommy's radical new hairdo and a pony in the backyard. Dave struggles to keep each "event" from Beth so she can focus on studying for an important exam. Kenny's friendship with Shel is strained when Shel refuses to lend him the money to try his hand as a concert promoter. 127936 1995 Dave's World: Those Wedding Shel Blues T Episode #44. 3-13-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. 127937 1996 Dave's World: Those Who Do Be Do Be Do T Green, Katherine Episode #63. 1-31-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Teacher Beth regrets lecturing to her loved ones when her advice sends Duke weightlifting, Shel and Mia skydiving, and prompts Kenny to turn down a great job opportunity. 127938 1995 Dave's World: Tommy Doesn't Live Here Anymore T Wilding, Mark Episode #48. 5-22-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Tommy runs away to live with Kenny when his parents won't let him see a gory film 127939 1997 Dave's World: Touched By an Agent T Legan, Mark Episode #90. 2-7-1997 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Mel, Dave's aggressive new agent, has the Barry household spinning both physically and mentally when she sends Dave into New York for a PR tour and lands Willie a television commercial much to Beth's chagrin. Bea Arthur plays Mel Bloom, the new agent, in the second of three guest-starring appearances. Talk Show Host Roy Firestone (Himself) and singer Pat Boone (Himself) appear. In the green room prior to his appearance on the Roy Firestone talk show, Dave is anxious and nervous and decides to try joke material out on fellow guest Pat Boone. The situation becomes even more nerve-racking when Pat, who goes on the air first, then aces Dave by using the jokes. Meanwhile, Beth, who was reluctant to have Willie do the commercial, becomes angry with Mel when it backfires. 127940 1997 Dave's World: Tropical Depression T Green, Katherine Episode #94. 5-7-1997 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Kenny auditions for a job as a weatherman. Meanwhile, Shel's investments bring him a substantial windfall. Then he learns the truth about his shady accountant. 127941 1996 Dave's World: Very Barry Pumpkin Show, A T Green, Katherine Episode #81. 11-1-1996 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. The Barrys and their friends get caught up in the past as they try to relive their best childhood Halloween memories. Dave, determined that his boys will be able to pick a jack-o-lantern from a real pumpkin patch, the way he did when he was growing up in the Midwest, hovers over his pumpkin patch like a mother hen over an egg. Mia tricks Kenny into helping her bake by convincing him that kneading dough is the ultimate sensual experience. And, when an elderly neighbor says she will give Shel a dilapidated player piano, his memories of a Halloween long ago make him determined to restore the instrument no matter what the cost. 127942 1995 Dave's World: What the Early Bird Gets T Reeder, Tom Episode #52. 10-11-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Convention-bound Shel reluctantly entrusts his beloved luxury car to Dave -- who is then held responsible for the good doctor's unpaid parking tickets. 127943 1997 Dave's World: Woman of Independent Seams, A T Legan, Mark Episode #96. 6-13-1997 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. After Eric accidentally sells Beth's wedding dress during their garage sale, Dave thinks Beth is upset for sentimental reasons, but the truth is she had $300 hidden in the dress. No matter how Beth tries to explain, Dave still doesn't understand why his wife has a secret slush fund. Dave confesses to Mia that her high school idol, erotic romance novelist Letitia DeVore, is actually a pseudonym -- for Dave Barry. 127944 1995 Dave's World: Working Stiffs T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #60. 12-20-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. When Kenny becomes a victim of "corporate downsizing," Dave tries to get his friend's job back by talking to the boss, who tells him the real reason Kenny was let go. 127945 1993 Dave's World: Writer's Block T Episode #9. 11-8-1993 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Tommy is crushed when Dave tries to overcome writer's block by writing a column about Tommy's crush on a girl at school. 127946 1995 Dave's World: Writing Wrongs T Anderson, Harry Episode #55. 11-1-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Is truth stranger than fiction? Dave's about to find out when Tommy takes issue with his father's first major work, a serio-comic memoir about Dave's wild and crazy youth. 127947 1994 Dave's World: You Can't Always Get What You Want T Barron, Fred Episode #28. 10-10-1994 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. Dave certainly gets no satisfaction from his search for Rolling Stones tickets. Meanwhile, Mia runs the first draft of her children's book by a tough critic -- Willie. 127948 1995 Dave's World: You Must(ang) Remember This T Hargrove, Brian and Jack Kenny Episode #51. 9-27-1995 Columnist Dave Barry (Harry Anderson), syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper columnist and humorist, a child of the 1960s trying to survive in the 1990s confronting the absurdities of life as a husband, father and citizen. The Barrys and friends take a ride down memory lane as Dave debates whether to sell his 1965 Mustang. Tommy and Willie scheme to augment their allowance. 127949 1988 David MT News Media. TV Newscaster (Pete Wilson). Woman Reporter (Kimberly Hall). 127950 1997 David Bowie: Earthling at 50, An DT Interviewer Avi Lewis. 127951 1990 David Brandstetter: Boy Who Was Buried This Morning NM Hansen, Joseph #11 David Brandstetter Mysteries African-American TV Reporter Cecil Harris is a young newswriter-reporter who has a long-term relationship with David Brandstetter, an insurance claims investigator. Harris is Brandstetter's associate and lover. Retired Brandstsetter investigates a "combat pursuit" game in which a player is killed by a real bullet. Additional murders and a right-wing paramilitary group complicates matters. Brandstetter attempts to find out who shot an arrogant young man at the outdoor war games center near Los Angeles. Newscaster/lover Harris remains in the background as Dave questions the dead man's wealthy parents. Brandstetter also follows the man's jumpy girlfriend to Winter Creek, runs afoul of a dangerous, neofascist military group in the area, and outwits the not-so-clever-after-all culprit. 127952 1991 David Brandstetter: Country of Old Men NM Hansen, Joseph #12 David Brandstetter Mysteries African-American TV Reporter Cecil Harris is a young newswriter-reporter who has a long-term relationship with David Brandstetter, an insurance claims investigator. Harris is Brandstetter's associate and lover. Ex-insurance claims investigator Brandstetter, in his 60s now, is lured out of retirement by an old friend who's found an abused little boy on her beach with a story that hints at murder. It turns out the boy was kidnapped by a young woman who may have witnessed the murder of her ex-lover. She's a suspect, but there are others: the boy's father, the young woman's father, her current lover. Subplot involves memoirs of Dave's high school pal, which worry some "respectable" classmates 127953 1973 David Brandstetter: Death Claims NM OWN - P Hansen, Joseph #2 David Brandstetter Mysteries African-American TV Reporter Cecil Harris is a young newswriter-reporter who has a long-term relationship with David Brandstetter, an insurance claims investigator. Harris is Brandstetter's associate and lover. Brandstetter investigates the death of a bookseller who fought to stay alive to be with his lover. Harris understands that Brandstetter still has unresolved grief for a dead lover. 127954 1987 David Brandstetter: Early Graves: NM OWN - P Hansen, Joseph #9 David Brandstetter Mysteries African-American TV Reporter Cecil Harris is a young newswriter-reporter who has a long-term relationship with David Brandstetter, an insurance claims investigator. Harris is Brandstetter's associate and lover. The subject is AIDS as a metaphor for death. A serial killer in Los Angeles has been killing gay men who have AIDS. 127955 1970 David Brandstetter: Fadeout NM OWN - P Hansen, Joseph #1 David Brandstetter Mysteries African-American TV Reporter Cecil Harris is a young newswriter-reporter who has a long-term relationship with David Brandstetter, an insurance claims investigator. Harris is Brandstetter's associate and lover. Brandstetter is grieving over the loss of his love by cancer. Dave and Rod had shared a not always idyllic life for 20 years. Now Dave is faced with regrets that only work can relieve. He is investigating a death claim of an accident where no body was recovered. He suspects that the insured has engineered his own disappearance, a theory his wife disputes. He supposedly drowned in a flooded arroyo. Fox Olson was a radio star and had a lifetime of failure and then became a successful and had a loving wife with a possible political career. Finds out the man was having an affair with Hale McNeil, owner of the radio station on which Fox had his program The mayor of the town was his political rival. There are rumors he planned to kidnap Fox holding him until after the election. Brandstetter begins to come to terms with his personal loss. The solution to the mystery holds the key to his future as well. 127956 1982 David Brandstetter: Gravedigger NM OWN - P Hansen, Joseph #6 David Brandstetter Mysteries African-American TV Reporter Cecil Harris is a young newswriter-reporter who has a long-term relationship with David Brandstetter, an insurance claims investigator. Harris is Brandstetter's associate and lover. Brandstetter loves a good martini, listens to string quartets, is a highly cosmopolitan insurance claims adjuster in Southern California and solves complicated murders. A young woman is missing and believed murdered by the crazed leader of a sex cult. Her father attempted to cash in on an insurance policy taken out on his daughter and this leaves Brandstetter in considerable doubt since the father himself is no where to be found. 127957 1986 David Brandstetter: Little Dog Laughed, The NM OWN - P Hansen, Joseph #8 David Brandstetter Mysteries African-American TV Reporter Cecil Harris is a young newswriter-reporter who has a long-term relationship with David Brandstetter, an insurance claims investigator. Harris is Brandstetter's associate and lover. When the body of Adam Streeter, a prominent journalist, is found by his blind 17-year-old daughter, Chrissie, suicide is at first suspected then ruled out. But Brandstetter tenaciously follows the case. Utilizing a network of knowledgeable but offbeat friends, Brnadstetter discovers that Streeter was about to disclose the whereabouts of the missing Interior Minister of the Central American country Los Ainocente. The minister is famous for his savagery. His nickname is El Carnicero, the Butcher. Brandstetter, during his investigation, awakens powerful enemies and becomes the hunted rather than the hunter. 127958 1978 David Brandstetter: Man Everybody Was Afraid Of, The NM OWN - P Hansen, Joseph #4 David Brandstetter Mysteries African-American TV Reporter Cecil Harris is a young newswriter-reporter who has a long-term relationship with David Brandstetter, an insurance claims investigator. Harris is Brandstetter's associate and lover. The police chief has a gift for making enemies. When his body is found with his head smashed in, the people of his seaside domain were shocked -- less because of the gruesome murder than because someone has finally dared to cross him. 127959 1984 David Brandstetter: Nightwork NM OWN - P Hansen, Joseph #7 David Brandstetter Mysteries African-American TV Reporter Cecil Harris is a young newswriter-reporter who has a long-term relationship with David Brandstetter, an insurance claims investigator. Harris is Brandstetter's associate and lover. Gifford Gardens is a decaying residential area near Los Angeles. Youthful gangs roam the streets. People feel powerless to stop them. Brandstetter shares their feelings of helplessness when he goes to the area to investigate the death claim of a trucker. While interviewing the dead man's family, a group of men smash the windshield of his Jaguar. Brandstetter finds the Gardens are an enclave of fear -- fear of street gangs, poverty, and fear in the blackened eyes of the dead man's wife. The routine accident turns into a homicide when the sheriff discovers an explosive device attached to the bottom of the trucker's rig. His wife has been beaten but she refuses to say who did it or why. Brandstetter begins to suspect the "nightwork" (overtime trucking) the husband was doing. With the help of Harris, Brandstetter traces the widow of another trucker doing nightwork before his sudden death. Brandstetter solves the case. 127960 1988 David Brandstetter: Obedience NM OWN - P Hansen, Joseph #10 David Brandstetter Mysteries African-American TV Reporter Cecil Harris is a young newswriter-reporter who has a long-term relationship with David Brandstetter, an insurance claims investigator. Harris is Brandstetter's associate and lover. A Time Magazine interview enhances the formidable albeit aging investigator's reputation. This accolade to his credit, the public defenders' office hires him to probe the murder of a prominent Vietnamese businessman. They want him to clear their client, a suspect in the killing. During the investigation, he stumbles onto two more murders in the Vietnamese community linking them to a drug smuggling discovery in the dead importer's waterfront warehouse. 127961 1979 David Brandstetter: Skinflick NM OWN - P Hansen, Joseph #5 David Brandstetter Mysteries African-American TV Reporter Cecil Harris is a young newswriter-reporter who has a long-term relationship with David Brandstetter, an insurance claims investigator. Harris is Brandstetter's associate and lover. Born-again Christians fight porno-moviemakers. 127962 1975 David Brandstetter: Troublemaker NM OWN - P Hansen, Joseph #3 David Brandstetter Mysteries African-American TV Reporter Cecil Harris is a young newswriter-reporter who has a long-term relationship with David Brandstetter, an insurance claims investigator. Harris is Brandstetter's associate and lover. The killer of a gay-bar owner and a potter who lives downstairs from Brandstetter and is trying to break in on his relationship with live-in lover Doug Sawyer are the villains. Brandstetter solves the case but now he must prevent another murder. The gay community of Los Angeles and environs, from a wealthy architect's house to Brandstetter's comfortable, albeit threatened, home to the sleazy waterfront bars in the community of Surf are depicted in this novel. 127963 1961 David Brinkley's Journal DT 1961-63 TV Newsman David Brinkley, NBC 127964 1954 David Brinkley's Newsroom DT Series. 11-21-1954 to 12-26-1954.NBC Reporter David Brinkley and his live Washington D.C.-based commentary on the latest happenings. Also man-on-the-street reactions. 127965 2000 David Cassidy Story, The MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Lisa Joliffe-Andoh). Reporter #2 (Ruth Silveira). Photographer #1 (Steven Boe). Magazine Photographer (Patrick Kerr). 127966 1865 David Chantrey N Willis Press 127967 1999 David Cronenberg: I Have to Make the Word be Flesh DT Interviewer (Serge Grunberg-Himself) 127968 1977 David Frost Interviews Richard Nixon DT Interviewer (David Frost) 127969 1969 David Frost Show, The T Series Host David Frost in half hour of satire 127970 1950 David Harding, Counterspy M Newspaper Vendor (Earle Hodgins). 127971 1995 David Letterman Late Show T SV 371 Episode TV Newsman Dan Rather 127972 1980 David Letterman Show, The T Series 6-23-1980 to 10-24-1980. News Reader (Edwin Newman). Contributor: Columnist Jimmy Breslin. 127973 1897 David Lyall's Love Story N USC Reeves, Helen B. (Anonymous) Journalism. David Lyall's first article accepted (p. 49). Editor Wardrop. Joins the staff of St. George's Gazette and begins his life work in journalism. Jack Girdlestone, a colleague. Editor Wardrop does many good things as editor of the Gazette. 127974 2000 David Manning, Film Critic CC Film Critic David Manning of the Ridgefield Press was created by a marketing executive working for Sony around July, 2000 to give consistently good reviews for releases from Sony subsidiary Columbia Pictures. Several blurbs posted under his name appeared for "A Knight's Tale" and "The Animal." Both films received generally poor reviews from real critics. Newsweek Reporter John Horn discovered the Ridgefield Press, the paper Manning had been working for, never heard of him. He revealed the hoax in an article printed in June, 2001. 127975 2004 David McVane: Kiss Me Softly, Amy Turtle N McDonald, Paul #2 David McVane Series Journalist David “Ichabod” McVane finds himself in hospital. And just not any hospital -- it’s the Vulture Ward of Walsall’s pro-mortality Wesley-in-Tame Hospital. His pain, which he describes as a rhinoceros trying to batter its way out of his stomach, keeps him trapped in the power of Nurse Frigata and hospital radio. Then, upon discovering that his consultant shares a name with a former lecturer, the cynical journalist turns his thoughts to an unsolved mystery from his student days in the 80s. McVane, whose part-time job is an S&M equipment maker, narrates. His Dutch flatmate-to-be is Everett Lafayette Van Freek (alias Ringo). Monica is his long-suffering student nurse partner. McVane is a self-confessed smart ass always wisecracking to nurses and fellow inmates. The will-sapping tedium of life as a Walsall Reflector hack has given Dave “Ichabod” McVane a serious thirst for the devil’s juice. Now, after years of debauchery, booze has bitten back. Cathetered, bed-bound -- and with what feels like a rhinoceros buffeting its way through his stomach -- Dave wakes among “regulars” in a hospital notorious for its high mortality rate. And if his darkest hour wasn’t dark enough, a sinister figure from his student days at the Walsall Academy of New Knowledge reappears to leave Dave reeling with pain and paranoia as he faces a scalpel-happy surgeon. 127976 2001 David McVane: Surviving Sting N McDonald, Paul #1 David McVane Series Journalist David “Mac” McVane thinks he’s got it made. At the Friday night disco, luscious Joolz, the most shaggable girl in Walsall, invites him to her home on the notorious Jerome K. Jerome estate. But will the woman of his dreams and a “real” saddlemaker’s job in the Happy Stallion make Mac the man he wants to be? Take a cast list that includes demented Billy-Bob and his twizzler parents, sociopath Tezza, a boy named Sue, and Brainy Kev, red-wine drinker and swot. Add a pet scorpion and an overdressed Yorkshire terrier to this Back Contry brew, vintage 1979, and a pacy comic nightmare takes over. A crazy week of sex, violence and betrayal gives a hilarious new twist of realism to this intelligent evocation of growing up fast in “the ugliest town in the country.” Someone also gets a duffel-coat toggle rammed up his nose. “Sting” is an errant pet scorpion named in honor of the former lead singer of the Police. 127977 1971 David Meredith: Cartload of Clay, A N Johnston, George War Correspondent David Meredith goes back to Australia where he re-discovers his deep affection for his native land. 127978 1969 David Meredith: Clean Straw For Nothing N Johnston, George War Correspondent David Meredith abandons his career as a successful journalist to live on a Greek island with his beautiful wife Cressida. 127979 1964 David Meredith: My Brother Jack N Johnston, George Aspiring Journalist David Meredith grew up in Melbourne and became a journalist during World War II. 127980 1939 David O. Selznick: Your New Producer DT DVD -R HQ 4404 Journalist Robert Benchley is master of ceremonies honoring David O. Selznick, a person Benchley apparently has never met and doesn't know. Clips from Selznick films featured along with commentary by Benchley. 127981 1960 David Polonsky: N Angoff, Charles #4 David Polonsky Series. Final Volume in Series. Journalist David Polonsky 127982 1965 David Polonsky: N Angoff, Charles #6 David Polonsky Series Journalist David Polonsky 127983 1959 David Polonsky: Between Day and Dark N USC Angoff, Charles #4 David Polonsky Series Reporter David Polonsky launches out on a career as a reporter on a local paper hoping to change the world. Beryl Kantor, writes column "The Foreign World" for The Item. Russian immigrants settle in Boston. 127984 1961 David Polonsky: Bitter Spring, The N Angoff, Charles #5 David Polonsky Series Editor David Polonsky, an assistant editor on the American World (clearly the American Mercury in H.L. Mencken's days) chronicling his adjustment to society, family and love as well as to the magazine. The literary dictator of America is cigar-chomping Harry P. Brandt, editor of the American World. Music Critic Paul Jennings (patterned on George Jean Nathan), a gourmet and a snob who wears monogrammed shorts. Polonsky is based on the author, who was H.L. Mencken's chief literary assistant from 1925 to 1933. 127985 1955 David Polonsky: In the Morning Light N Angoff, Charles #2 David Polonsky Series Future Journalist David Polonsky 127986 1951 David Polonsky: Journey To The Down N Angoff, Charles #1 David Polonsky Series Future Journalist David Polonsky 127987 1968 David Polonsky: Memory of Autumn N Angoff, Charles #7 David Polonsky Series Journalist David Polonsky goes to work for the New York Globe newspaper having left American Mercury magazine. This novel covers Polonsky's life during the years of the Second World War. 127988 1971 David Polonsky: Seasons of Mist N Angoff, Charles #9 David Polonsky Series Journalist David Polonsky in New York during the 1940s. 127989 1959 David Polonsky: Summer Storm N GPL Angoff, Charles #3 David Polonsky Series Newspaperman David Polonsky of the American World. Tabloid newspaperman. Publisher Sam Stock. 127990 1980 David Polonsky: Toward the Horizon N Angoff, Charles #11 David Polonsky Series. Final Volume in Series. Journalist David Polonsky 127991 1970 David Polonsky: Winter Twilight N Angoff, Charles #8 David Polonsky Series Journalist David Polonsky in New York during the 1940s. 127992 1997 David Searching M DVD Documentarian David Searching (Anthony Rapp), an idealistic, gay documentary filmmaker, is trying to get a project off the ground. In the meantime, David, who is gay, is looking for love, willing to settle for sex, and searching for some sort of answers in life. David looks at the world through his video camera and tries to deal with the complexities of funding his latest project and the labyrinth that is PBS. He shares his apartment with his good friend Gwen (Camryn Manheim), who doesn’t see any reason why her weight problem should prevent her from attracting good-looking men. David and Gwen both go through a number of blind dates and chance meetings as they hope to find the man of their dreams. 127993 2003 David Smiling Bowie DF Denmark Interviewer Ole Kolster 127994 1958 David Susskind Show, The (aka Open End) DT 1958-87 Host David Susskind interviews 127995 1962 David Wight: Coil of Rope, A N Straker, J.F. #1 David Wight Series Journalist David Wight and his girlfriend Susan visit a small island to investigate rumors about a Baron Grevas and his disciples who are believed to practice a new peace cult. They stumble on a murder, and then find themselves involved in a series of curious incidents. David finally gets to the bottom of it all and provides his paper with a first-class scoop. 127996 1963 David Wight: Final Witness N Straker, J.F. (John Foster) #2 David Wight Series Journalist David Wight, a young journalist becomes involved in the case of a gang of London warehouse thieves who kill a policeman during a raid. He eventually gets his exclusive story, but not before there have been several attempts on his life and other murders have been committed. 127997 2004 Davidsen: Davidsen debatterer aeldrebyrden TF Episode #1. 10-5-2004 Journalist-Author Kjeld Koplev. Host Leif Davidsen. 127998 2005 Davidsen: Davidsen debatterer floskler TF Episode #17. Editor-in-Chief Ekstra Bladet-Bent Falbert. TV & Radio Host Lars Daneskov. Host Leif Davidsen. 127999 2005 Davidsen: Davidsen debatterer frisind TF Episode #15. 1-11-2005 Journalist Sorine Gotfredsen. Host Leif Davidsen. 128000 2005 Davidsen: Davidsen debatterer selviscenesaettelse TF Episode #14. 1-4-2005 PR Manager Christian Have. Host Leif Davidsen. 128001 2004 Davidsen: Davidsen debatterer tro TF Episode #13. 12-28-2004 Editor-in-Chief Toger Seidenfaden, Politiken. Host Leif Davidsen. 128002 1966 Davidson Affair, The N Jackman, Stuart Press 128003 1984 Davitelj protiv daviteljal MF TV Reporter (Vojkan Milenkovic) 128004 1955 Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier M SVD 1184 Writer George Russell (Buddy Epsen), wrote articles about pal and made him a U.S. hero 128005 2003 Dawn M TV Reporter (Susan Cholopisa) 128006 1979 Dawn (aka Dawn!) M Australia News Media. Reporter (John Jamieson). Woman Reporter (Louise Pajo). 128007 2005 Dawn Anna MT DVD -R HQ 8518, 8519 News Media. TV Reporter (Barb Mitchell). Interviewer (Brandon Firla). 128008 1911 Dawn O'Hara: Girl Who Laughed, The N GPL Ferber, Edna Reporter. Worn-out woman reporter ordered by her doctor to bed: "Newspaper reporting…that's a devil of a job for a woman…can't you pick out something easier -- like taking in scrubbing? Irish-American newspaperwoman and embryo novelist in conflict with her mentally ill husband 128009 1978 Dawn of the Dead M TV Commentator (Howard Smith). TV Producer (Christine Forrest). Voice of News Reporter on Radio (Michael Gornick). Television station's helicopter pilot involved in plot 128010 2004 Dawn of the Dead M TV Anchorwoman (Georgia Craig). Istanbul Reporter (Tino Monte). Older TV Anchorwoman (Chris Gillett). CDC Reporters (Sandy Jobin-Bevans, Natalie Madison-Brown, Liz West). 128011 2004 Dawn of Twilight M News Media. News Reporter (Sara Rangel). News Reporter #2 (Bree Barton). TV News Anchor (Katie McDaniel). Professional assassin, known as Twilight, has killed more times than he can remember and his past haunts him. 128012 1943 Dawn's Early Light N UCLA Thane, Eliswyth Journalist. Julian's Journal. No journalists. 128013 1998 Dawson's Creek: T VHSSP 712 (Two Episodes). VHSSP 675 (Two Episodes, Part of a Third Episode). SVD 737, VHSSP 747 (Episode, 1999). Episodes. Series 1998-2003 TV Anchor Gale Leery (Mary-Margaret Humes), Dawson's mother, cheats on her perpetually horny hubby with her local co-anchor, Newscaster Bob (Ted King). Dawson calls his mother's co-anchor, "Ted Baxter." Dawson's parents get a divorce at the beginning of season two. 128014 2002 Dawson's Creek: Cigarette Burns T DVD -R 1622 Episode Film Critic (Meredith Salenger) is wooed by Dawson. Joey's opinion of Charlie changes after watching him in Dawson's film. 128015 1998 Dawson's Creek: Friday the 13th T Episode #10. Reporter (Patt Noday). In honor of Friday the 13th, both the film and the date, Dawson plays practical jokes against everyone. 128016 2002 Dawson's Creek: Guerilla Filmmaking T DVD -R HQ 10293 Episode. 2-6-2002 Documentarian Dawson’s student film puts new and old lovers to the text. 128017 2001 Dawson's Creek: Hotel New Hampshire T DVD -R HQ 8375 (Missing Ending). Episode #89. 11-28-2001 Documentarian Dawson goes to a small film festival in New Hampshire where his documentary wins first prize. He meets another documentary filmmaker. The spotlight is intoxicating for both of them as they share one of the single momentous events in a boy's life. 128018 1998 Dawson's Creek: Hurricane T Episode #5. 2-17-1998 Weatherman (Patt Noday). 128019 2002 Dawson's Creek: Living Dead Girl T Episode #110. 10-30-2002 Editor (Daniel Valverde). 128020 1999 Dawson's Creek: None of the Above T Episode #38. 10-13-1999 TV News Anchor (Genevieve Barker). 128021 1998 Dawson's Creek: Pilot T Episode #1. 1-20-1998 TV Anchor Gale Leery (Mary-Margaret Humes), Dawson's mother, cheats on her perpetually horny hubby with her local co-anchor, Newscaster Bob (Ted King). Dawson calls his mother's co-anchor, "Ted Baxter." The Leery family lives in the peaceful coastal New England town of Capeside, Massachusetts. Dawson Leery, a 15-year-old film buff, lives a fantasy life of movies and filmmaking with his lifelong friends, a tomboy, Josephine "Joey" Potter and Pacey Witter. On the day before starting the new school year as a sophomore, Dawson meets and falls for newcomer Jennifer "Jen" Lindley who arrives from New York City and moveds in next door. Dawson and Joey are watching a video of his mother on the air with Anchor Bob. They keep rewinding the tape to where his mother says to her co-anchor, "Back to you, Bob." Joey sees Mrs. Leery kissing Bob in a car. 128022 1999 Dawson's Creek: Psychic Friends T DVD -R 1697 Episode. Photographer meets Joey. She's gorgeous. New teacher, movie studio executive on sabbatical, critiques Dawson's movie. 128023 2000 Dawson's Creek: Two Gentlemen of Capeside T DVD -R HQ 10508 Episode #61. 10-18-2000 Weatherman (Chris Marshall). 128024 1975 Dawson's Weekly: Clerical Error, The T Episode #6. 7-22-1975 Reporter (George A. Cooper). 128025 2006 Day N Wiesel, Elie. Anne Borchardt (Translator) Journalist and Holocaust Survivor steps off a New York curb and into the path of an oncoming taxi. 128026 1995 Day & Date DT Series 1995 Reporter (Patrick Vanhorn). Entertainment Correspondent (Robyn Carter). Health Reporter (Steve Salvatore). Health & Fitness Correspondent (Dr. Gregory Vanvakaris). 128027 1967 Day After the Day the Martians Came, The SSF GPL Pohl, Frederik In "Dangerous Visions: 33 Original Stories." News Media. Bulletin from NBC News. Various correspondents covering the event. CBS man. Staffer from Life magazine. Reuter man. 128028 2004 Day After Tomorrow, The M DVD -R HQ 3331, 3332, 3259 News Media. L.A. Anchorwoman (Lisa Canning). L.A. Anchorman (Terry Rhoads). Financial Reporter (David Schaap). New York Reporter (John Moore - John Sanford Moore). Bart Chopper Reporter (William Francis McGuire). Buckingham Palace Reporter (Michael McNally). Japanese Reporter (Alvin Tam). French Reporter (Jennifer Morehouse). British Reporter (Ross King). Hawaiian News Anchor (Ron Darling). New York Reporter (Rosey Edeh). L.A. Cameraman (J.P. Manoux). Weather Channel Newscaster #1 (Wendy L. Walsh). Weather Channel Newscaster #2 (Mark Pfister). Headline Reporter (Ana Garcia). International Newscaster (Lauren Sanchez - W. Lauren Sanchez). International Reporter (Pierre Leblanc), New Delhi. British Reporter (Ross King). Reporter #1 (Robert Holguin). Reporter #2 (Suzanne Michaels). Misc. Newscaster #1 (Leyna Nguyen). Misc. Newscaster #2 (Lina Patel). Grocery Store Reporter (Lori Graham). Truck Radio Announcer (Matt Adler). Fox Newscaster #1 (John C. Colton). Fox Newscaster #2 (Dilva Henry). National Newscaster (Rob Fukuzaki). News Reporter (Mark Thompson). National Newscaster (Bob Fukuzaki). Misc. Newscaster #1 (Leyna Nguyen). Misc. Newscaster #2 (Lina Patel). 128029 2007 Day After Yesterday, The N Dundee, Wayne D. #6 Joe Hannibal Series Newspaper Reporter Chet Mundy is a recurring character and friend of sorts in the Joe Hannibal series of novels. When the two closest friends die in a freak car crash on a lonely stretch of highway in west central Nebraska, PI Joe Hannibal is devastated. His grief soon becomes refocused, however, when certain circumstances surrounding the crash cause suspicion as to whether or not it was entirely an accident. Determined to find out the truth, Hannibal begins to dig deeper into what the police and others seem too willing to write off as merely an unfortunate tragedy. The more he digs the more he becomes convinced there was foul play involved. He starts to burn with a cold rage, hell bent on seeing that justice -- and maybe a measure of personal revenge -- is meted out to those responsible. Before he’s through, Hannibal will uncover a conspiracy and a murderous plot of startling proportions. With the aid of his late pal’s feisty young niece and a rogue government agent, Joe races to prevent the loss of more innocent lives. In order to succeed, he must counter the agenda of an obsessed madman who is willing to kill and kill again on a ruthlessly terrifying scale. 128030 1983 Day After, The DT TV Host (Madison Mason) 128031 2006 Day All Women Loved Me, The M Newspaper. Boris the Newspaper Salesman (Carson Grant). 128032 2007 Day at the Beach, A N Schulman, Helen TV News repetitive footage is compared to the iconography of Jasper Johns. 128033 1939 Day Before, The N USC Tomlinson, H.M. English Journalist's experiences include strikes, woman's suffrage, the sinking of the Titanic and news from Serbia in 1914. Hankey Todd, Morning Echo. 128034 2006 Day Break: Pilot: What If They Run T DVD -R HQ 7371, 7372 Episode #1. 11-15-2006 News Media. Accused of an assistant district attorney's death, a detective tires to solve the mystery, save his girlfriend's life and his own as the day keeps repeating itself. Traffic Reporter (Chuck Bowman). 128035 2003 Day Britain Stopped, The MT Radio 5 Traffic Reporter (Anna Rajan - Herself). Radio 4 Newsreader (Charlotte Green - Herself). ITV Newsreader (Katie Derham - Herself ). BBC One Newsreader (Philip Hayton). Channel 4 Newsreader (Jon Snow - Himself). Channel 5 Newsreader (Kirsty Young - Herself). Narrator (Tim Pigott-Smith - Voice). 128036 2003 Day Britain Stopped, The MT UK News Media. Radio 5 Traffic Reporter Anna Rajan (Herself). ITV Newsreader Katie Derham (Herself). Radio 4 Newsreader Charlotte Green (Herself). BBC One Newsreader Philip Hayton (Himself). Radio 4 Interviewer John Humphrys (Himself). Sports Commentator Gary Lineker (Himself). Channel 4 Newsreader Jon Snow (Himself). Channel 5 Newsreader Kirsty Young (Herself). One day in the near future, a rail strike, traffic congestion and a mid-air plane collision bring the UK's transport system to a halt. 128037 1947 Day He Died, The N Padgett, Lewis Press 128038 1977 Day in the Life of the World, A T News Media 128039 1998 Day Lincoln Was Shot, The MT Photographer Burke (Bob Supan), Booth's Photographer. 128040 1923 Day of Faith, The M Roche, Arthur Somers (Novel). June Mathis, Katherine Kavanaugh (Adaptation). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Tom Barnett (Raymond Griffith) is lame.. He is hired by a millionaire to write an expose on a mission run by a woman who is in love with the millionaire's son. After visiting the mission, the reporter becomes convinced of the woman's sincerity. He stays on to help when the millionaire's son is beaten to death by a mob angry at his father. Reporter's physical limp in his foot is symbolic -- limp in his soul as well. He is cured of his lameness when he helps a little girl -- although the limp returns later. 128041 1954 Day of Good News T Schlitz Playhouse, 12-24-54 News 128042 2000 Day of Reckoning NM Higgins, Jack Reporter Katherine Johnson of Truth magazine starts looking too closely at the life of millionaire socialite and mob boss. Her body is found one morning floating in the East River and the coroner suspects foul play. Her ex-husband is former FBI agent who decides to take law into his own hands. Wife killed in Brooklyn on orders of her latest object of investigation, heir apparent to powerful crime family. He gets his revenge. "Katherine Johnson was a couple of feet under dark green water. Her arms floated to each side, her legs were open, the eyes stared into eternity. There was a look of surprise on her face and she was achingly beautiful in death." Journalist Katherine Johnson made the mistake of getting too close to the secrets of international crime boss -- but he made the mistake of killing her. 128043 2002 Day of Reckoning M UK News Media. Reporter (Johanna von Fischer). 128044 1977 Day of the Animals M Norton, William, Eleanor E. Norton (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Anchorwoman trapped by crazed animals on hiking expedition Initial antagonism develops between anchorwoman and the guide who calls her an "anchorman" and continually hits on her. She tells him she got into the profession when she had an affair with a journalism professor -- "The affair was a dud, but the course was terrific." She admits, "I spend most of my time reporting about life, not experiencing it." One of the few members of the group who survives. 128045 2008 Day of the Beast, The NSF Lanning, Susan Editor-Owner Lou Haines of the local newspaper in Hayettville, Ohio has it in for the Rev. Berkeley who heads the congregation of the Holy Gospel Fundamentalist Church. To enlarge the congregation and make a name for himself, Berkeley invites TV evangelist Torrance Pierson to bring his tent revival to their small Ohio town. Berkeley’s sister, Molly is skeptical. A widow and out of work, Molly has brought her 15-year-old daughter to live with her brother. But they have never seen eye to eye. Haines dislikes Berkeley because of some secret horror in his past, but he can’t help being drawn to Molly in spite of her narrow-minded brother. When Pierson sets up his tent revival, interest in the TV preacher grows. And when he actually heals a blind man, the news media gets hold of the news. What no one seems to notice is the number of people collapsing at the revival meetings when the preacher performs his miracles. 128046 1946 Day of the Conquerors N Busch, Niven War Correspondent returned from the Pacific war theater finds emotional and social upheavals in San Francisco. 128047 2006 Day of the Dead, The N Brement, Marshall Journalists, Saigon bargirls, diplomats, clandestine agents, a disenchanted General, a Catholic Bishop, Buddhist monks and other character populate this novel about the autumn of 1962 in Vietnam when a young foreign service officer arrives in Saigon. 128048 2004 Day of the Dead: Contagium M TV Anchor Woman (Gia Natale). 128049 1951 Day of the Fight, The DM DVD -R HQ 6837 Kubrick, Stanley Short Subject News Media 128050 2002 Day of the Sirens M UK TV Reporter Linda Corine (Kara Tobin). TV News Reporter French (Marie-Line Grinda). Chat Show Host (Tom Adams). Serial killer goes out in a blaze of terror on a summer's day in London. 128051 1981 Day of the Triffids, The MT Newsreel Voice (Keith Alexander). 128052 1981 Day of Wrath SSF UCLA Gansovky, Sever In "World's Spring." Reporter Donald Bethley narrating story. 128053 1993 Day One DT Series 1993-1995 Correspondent John Hockenberry (1993-1995). Correspondent Lisa McRee (1994-1995). Hosts Forrest Sawyer (1993-1995), Diane Sawyer (1994-1995). 128054 2001 Day Reagan Was Shot, The MT SVD 1139, VHS 1262 News Media. White House Reporters (Chris Bondy, Brendan Connor, Ola Sturik). Reporter #1 (Brian Young). Reporter #2 (Keith Kemps). Network Anchor (Dan Duran). Press Secretary Michael Deaver (Michael Murphy). Night Time News Host (Greg Ellwand). 128055 1919 Day She Paid, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter 128056 2005 Day Shift M Short TV News Anchor (Antonino Paone). 128057 1939 Day the Bookies Wept, The M Photographer (Lynton Brent). Newsboy (George Noisom). 128058 1961 Day the Earth Caught Fire, The M DVD. VHS 474 Mankowitz, Wolf, Val Guest (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters/Editors Reporter Peter Stenning (Edward Judd) top newsman who drank too much and is disillusioned, works for The Daily Express figures out story of Earth being knocked out of orbit by nuclear testing. Science Editor Bill Maguire (Leo McKern) confirms story. Maguire confirms planet is drifting toward the sun. Last desperate attempt by scientists to alter Earth's course, scientists decide to set off explosions to try to jolt planet back into natural orbit. Two mock-up pages are prepared for the front page. One headline reads - "World Saved -- A Nation Prays." The other says, "World Doomed -- Now Nation Prays." Film dedicated to British journalists. Editor Jeff (Arthur Christiansen is real former editor of the British newspaper). Night Editor (Michael Goodliffe). News Editor (Bernard Braden). 2nd Sub Editor (Peter Butterworth). Foreign Editor (Charles Morgan). 1st Sub Editor (John Barron). Night Editor (Michael Goodliffe). Foreign Editor (Charles Morgan). Harrison's Reports…. 1/13/62: "Considering that most of the action is in the city room of a London daily, our irrepressible indispensable brethren of the press would have been the first to rip this apart, were it not faithful to the reality of journalistic operation." 128059 1961 Day the Earth Caught Fire, The N OWN - P Wells, Barry 154-page paperback - Novelization of film with photographs - from the film. Ness Book Newspaper. Day-to-day workings of a British newspaper as it covers the story of the Earth's possible destruction. Importance of the news overshadows suspect methods. Reporter Peter Stenning tells security guard he is going to pressroom of science building, then barges into administrator's office. Receptionist in building gives reporter information but asks him not to use it. He passes it on to his editor. Reporter doesn't reveal source. Story is printed, receptionist arrested. Editor gives her job on paper. Science Editor Bill Maguire convinces her not to criticize Stenning for using information since no self-respecting journalist would have held it. Editor at first wants to play up story -- "I want it and I want it first." He later tells reporters to try to keep the tone of articles optimistic as the situation worsens. The Thames dries up, riots break out as water becomes scarce. Harrison's Reports: "Verily, it's the way our British gentlemen of the press go about telling their story in the thundering whir and roaring grind of the Hoe presses that give the presentation an aura of believability and authenticity that account for goodness of cinema." 128060 1951 Day the Earth Stood Still, The M DVD -R HQ 7167, 7168. L Newsman as themselves (Drew Pearson, Gabriel Heater, H.V. Kaltenborn, Elmer Davis). Interviewer (Glenn Hardy). Newscaster (George Reeves). 128061 2000 Day the Ponies Come Back, The M News Media. News Reporter (Cheryl Wills). 128062 1992 Day the Televisions Stopped, The N Sutton, S.B. Reporter for a newspaper 128063 1994 Day Today, The T Series - 1994 Parody TV News. Spoof of the British style of news broadcasting -- including ridiculous stories, patronizing vox pops, offensively hard-hitting research and a sports presenter clearly struggling for metaphors. Mocks sports journalism, weather reports, American news programs, business reports, soap operas, hard-hitting Gulf War-era style of journalism. Satire of British news programs. Christopher Morris and Ted Maul (Christopher Morris). Alan Partridge (Steve Coogan). Valerie Sinatra-Barbara Wintergreen-Rosy May (Rebecca Front). Collaterlie Sisters (Doono Mackichan). Peter O'Hanarha-hanrahan-Jaques Liverot-Chapman Baxter (Patrick Marber). Brant-Sylvester Stewart (David Schneider). 128064 1942 Day Will Dawn, The (aka Avengers, The) M Owen, Frank (Story). Terrence Rattigan, Anatole de Grunwald, Patrick Kirwen (Treatment-Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Correspondent Colin Metcalfe (Hugh Williams) sent to Norway when editors seek young energetic type to be war correspondent. Veteran Reporter Lockwood (Ralph Richardson) supports Metcalfe, a cub who was fired. On fishing boat, he spots German ship. Boat torpedoed. Fishing village used by Germans as military base. Editor can't find Metcalfe. Fires him. Lockwood criticizes Metcalfe for letting down paper. Captured. Held prisoner. Rescued by British destroyer. Discovers Lockwood killed in air attack. Returns to England. Picked by British Intelligence to locate secret German base. Parachutes into Norway. Secret base destroyed. Reporter captured. Woman he loves killed. Sentenced to be executed. Saved by British troops. Editor (Henry Oscar). News Editor (Henry Hewitt). Political Reporter (Brefni O'Rorke). American Reporter in Oslo (John Slater). "A foreign correspondent's job is not just to cover spot news that any ordinary agency can do…" "...but to ferret out something of vital importance that may alter the course of the whole war…That assignment stuff's all very well, but if you want real hot news, you've got to follow your hunches." Political Correspondent on phone (Ronald Adam). 128065 2004 Day Without a Mexican, A M News Media. TV Newscasters (Larry Carroll, Suzette Craft). Field Reporter (Dawn Westlake). Newscaster (Gwendoline Yeo). Talk Show Host (Tony Abatemarco). TV Host (Michael White). 128066 1985 Day Without Sunshine, A N OWN - P Whitten, Les Reporter. Retired investigative reporter investigating a sinister conspiracy to corner the world-wide wine market 128067 1906 Day-Dreamer, The N USC Williams, Jesse Lynch City Editor Billy Woods. Harry Lascelles, reporter and boozer. Miss Daros, woman reporter. Typewriter girls. Captures atmosphere of the city room. 128068 1939 Day-Time Wife (aka First Kiss) M Powers Copy Boy (Robert Lowery). 128069 1918 Daybreak M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 128070 2000 Daybreak M Reporter (Alison Dunbar) 128071 2004 Daybreak DT Series. News Program. Anchor Danita Cohen. Reporter-Executive Producer Jennifer Rogers. Meteorologist-Host Carlos Faura. 128072 1951 Daybreak At Deest N Gaines, Robert News Media 128073 1951 Daybreak Edition N Allsop, K. Press 128074 2009 Daybreakers M Anchorwoman (Selina Kadell -- Debate News Anchorwoman). In the year 2017, a plague has transformed most every human into vampires. Faced with a dwindling blood supply, the dominant race plots its survival. A researcher works with a covert band of vampires to save humankind. 128075 1996 Daylight M L Reporter (Penny Crone). Reporter (Dan Daily). Reporter (Stephen James). Reporter (Isis Mussenden). Reporter (Madison Stone). Reporter (Ed Wheeler). 128076 1991 Days and Nights of Molly Dodd, The: Here's a New Way of Looking at Cappuccino T Episode #50. 1-26-1991 News Media. Newspaper Reporter (Wendy Barrie-Wilson). 128077 1975 Days of Hope MT News Media. Reporter (Laurie Asprey). Reporter (Robert Cawdron). Reporter (Martin Matthews). Reporter (Stephen Rea). Newsreader (Stewart Hibberd). 128078 2003 Days of Our Lives TS SVD 1375 Episode. Investigative Reporter Jack Deveraux (Matthew Ashford) is investigating police commander's death. Repeatedly asked by wife Jennifer to not follow up on the story. Jack and Jennifer have TV show called "In the House." Jack uses the show to announce he is close to finding out who murdered the police commander. He hopes to set himself up so the suspect will confront him and reveal his identity. Jack Deveraux is hit on the head with a brick and dies before he can uncover the story. 128079 2003 Days of Our Lives TS Episode. 10-16-03 TV Newscast reveals that Investigative Reporter Jack Devereaux of The Spectator was killed. Kate Roberts (Lauren Koslow) calls Devereaux "a fine newspaper man." Sami Brady (Alison Sweeney) called Devereaux "a smart, intuitive reporter." One character (Nicole) says Jack and Jennifer's TV show was so dumb that maybe that's why he was killed. It's mentioned that Jack, acting as a reporter, had tapped Victor's phone to get more information for his piece. Two characters, Phillip Kiriakis and Cassie look at The Spectator paper over coffee to read about the murder. Front page is featured in one shot showing photographs of all seven murder suspects. Two characters, Victor and Nicole Kiriakis are questioned by a reporter. Victor replies, "No Comment" several times, and has to push a camera out of his face. Reporter intrusive. 128080 2003 Days of Our Lives TS Episode. 10-20-03 Newspaper. Mother allows daughter of Deveraux, Abby, to write her father's obituary for the paper. She says she doesn't want her father to be known for "his stupid talk show." 128081 2003 Days of Our Lives TS Episode 11-4-2003 Newspaper headline says Marty Horton may know the killer's identity. She can't sleep after reading the newspaper. Killer rings doorbell of her house and attempts to murder her. 128082 2004 Days of Our Lives TS Episode. 5-12-2004 TV Reporter appears as Marlena is rushed to a waiting ambulance and Marlena sends a messages to her daughters through the camera. 128083 2002 Days of Our Lives TS Episodes. 4-2-2002. 4-8-2002. 4-26-2002. 9-27-2002. 9-30-2002. 11-15-2002. 11-21/22-2002. 12-6-2002. 12-18-2002. Intruder Reporter (Daryl Anderson). Reporter (Joe Cappelletti). Reporter (Corrie Shenigo). 128084 2003 Days of Our Lives TS Episode. 5-13-2003. Intruder Reporter (Daryl Anderson). Reporter (Joe Cappelletti). Reporter (Corrie Shenigo). 128085 2004 Days of Our Lives TS Episode. 4-19-2004. Intruder Reporter (Daryl Anderson). Reporter (Joe Cappelletti). Reporter (Corrie Shenigo). 128086 1984 Days of Our Lives TS Episodes. 5-11-1984 Reporter (Don Brunner). Reporter (Joe Cappelletti). Reporter Dave (David Driver). Reporter (Corrie Shenigo). 128087 1965 Days of Our Lives TS Series.11-8-1965- NBC News Media. Newscaster Betty Howard (Mary Hart - 1980). Reporter (Eric Prescott, 1999-2000). Reporter Dave (David Driver, 1983-1985). Reporter (Joe Cappelletti). Reporter (Corrie Shenigo). Intruder Reporter (Daryl Anderson - 2002-2004). 5 Cameraman (Justin Bowles - 2003). News Reporter #3 (Derek Poirier, 1996). Photographer (Beau Davidson, 2003-2005). Videographer (Brendan Broms, 1999-2006). Video Technician (Tom Costello - 2004-2005). TV Cameraman (Brad Spencer - 1965). 128088 1993 Days of Our Lives: TS Episode. 3-17-1993. Newspaper Magnate Kate Roberts (Deborah Adair, 1993-1995). Kate wed Victor but found herself harassed by Vivian, who stole Kate's embryo and impregnated herself with it. Also had to contend with a trashy ex-husband, Curtis Reeds. Also revelation that two children she thought were dead, Austin and Billie Reed, were alive. Estranged son, Lucas Roberts, who turned out to be Hill Horton's illegitimate son and the reason why Laura Horton had gone nuts nearly 15 years earlier. 128089 2006 Days of Our Lives: TS Episode #649. 9-7-2006 Reporter (Bryan Kopta). 128090 1987 Days of Our Lives: TS Episode #11. 9-3-1987 Reporter (Jeff Olan). 128091 1996 Days of Our Lives: TS Episode #63. News Media. News Reporter #3 (Derek Poirier). 128092 1999 Days of Our Lives: TS Episode #201. 1999 Reporter (Eric Prescott). Reporter (Joe Cappelletti). Reporter (Corrie Shenigo). 128093 2000 Days of Our Lives: TS Episode #234. 2000 Reporter (Eric Prescott). 128094 2003 Days of Our Lives: TS Episode #399. 5-6-2003 Reporter (Jennifer Say Gan). 128095 1997 Days of Our Lives: TS Episode #154. 8-4-1997 News Media. Reporter (Kristen Hill). 128096 2000 Days of Our Lives: TS Episode #243. 6-7-2000 Reporter (Caron Strong). Reporters (Joe Cappelletti, Corrie Shenigo). 128097 2006 Days of Our Lives: TS Episode. 3-8-2006 Photographer (Patrick Burleigh). 128098 2001 Days of Our Lives: TS Episode #300. 6-8-2001 TV News Anchor (Ted Garcia). Reporters (Corrie Shenigo, Joe Cappelletti). 128099 2004 Days of Our Lives: TS Episode #499. 5-12-2004 News Cameraman (Danny Bergen). 128100 2004 Days of Our Lives: TS Episode. 12-31-2004 Photographer (Beau Davidson). Videographer (Brendan Broms). 128101 2005 Days of Our Lives: TS Episode. 1-3-2005 Photographer (Beau Davidson). Videographer (Brendan Broms). 128102 2003 Days of Our Lives: Episode #879 TS Radio Reporter (Ed Brown). 128103 2009 Days of Our Lives: Marlena runs into Trent TS Episode. 7-29-2008 Tabloid Journalist who had a fling with Max a few years earlier meets him again. ` 128104 1948 Days of Promise N Stevens, Louis Newspaper. Panorama of American society from the Civil War to the 1940s told through the chronicle of a Kansas newspaper-owner's family 128105 2002 Days of Terror, The D Anyanwu, Chris Journalist Chris Anyanwu managed to document her more than three years of incarceration in Nigeria by smuggling notes and letters out of prison. These became the basis of her book. Anyanwu was one of many journalists, politicians and others jailed in the 1990s under the dictatorship of General Sani Abacha, described in the book as Nigeria’s “worst tyrant.” Anyanwu, publisher of TSM newsmagazine at the time of her arrest, turned her notes, many composed on scraps of napkins, toilet paper, children’s exercise books and newsprint, into this compelling record of her life as a political prisoner. She was one of four journalists jailed in 1995 “as accessories after the fact” for reporting about an alleged plot to overthrow Abacha. The critical media including TSM described it as the “phantom coup,” because if was perceived to have been staged to purge the dictator’s enemies. The Famous Four, as they became known, were only released upon the sudden death of Abacha in 1998. 128106 2000 Days of the Messiah N Abunuwara, Ehab Female American Journalist is enmeshed in a web of intrigue that threatens to unravel the Middle East peace process. In a race that extends across the globe from Houston and Boston to London and Cairo, she must outrun her opponents. First to reach the finish line will cast the epitaph for the story that began with time The journey bridges Biblical and modern histories. Blends spiritual and physical boundaries in a race to save her sanity and world peace. 128107 1962 Days of Wine and Roses M L. AFI-Pubic Relations men Public Relations Man Joe Clay (Jack Lemmon) 128108 2005 DaySide DT Episode #3. 12-30-2005 Reporter Alicia Acuna. Host Alisyn Camerota. 128109 2006 DaySide: DT Episode #7. 8-17-2006 News Program. Host-Interviewer Mike Jerrick, Julliet Huddy. Reporter in Marietta, GA Jonathan Serrie. 128110 1955 Daystar NJ OWN - P Walden, Amelia Elizabeth School Newspaper. Little about journalism. Setting is high school newspaper and the two main characters are on its staff. Snobbism central theme. 128111 1976 Daytime DT Interviewer. Penny DuPont 128112 2003 Dazhe ne dumaj! MF Russia Journalist (Yekaterina Konovalova) 128113 1980 Dazzle N Klein, Elinor and Dora Landey Public Relations Man Geoffrey Costigan can sell potted plants or the presidency. He has a female assistant. Suggests public relations is the single most important ingredient in successful filmmaking 128114 2003 DC 9/11: Time of Crisis MT Reporter #2 (Elle Downs). Press Secretary Ari Fleischer (Scott Alan Smith). Reporter #1 (Sarah Stevens). 128115 1959 DD News: News, The DF India. Series 1959- Newsreader Tejeshwar Singh (Himself). 128116 2006 De 6 a 9 DF Mexico. Series 2006- News Program. Anchor-Hosts: Christian Paola-Lara, Ana Maria Lomeli, Jorge Mendiola, Diana Morales Llano, Ana Winocur. 128117 2006 De 7 a 9 con Javier Solorzano DF Series TV. Anchor Javier Solorzano (Himself) 128118 1995 De Amor y Sombra (aka Love and Shade) N Allende, Isabel Reporter and photographer try to uncover a hideous crime. Involves the naïve daughter of a wealthy family and the son of a Spanish exile with whom she becomes involved. 128119 1935 De bor forelske dem MF Journalist (Berthe Qvistgaard) 128120 1981 De Maury Papers, The NM Holland, Isabelle News Media 128121 2004 De Neftali a Pablo MTF Chile - Miniseries Editor (Raul Palma). 128122 1970 De sejlede bare… DF Denmark Interviewer Christian Kryger. 128123 1997 De sendte en dame - og tak for det DF Denmark Interviewer Helle Retboll Carl. 128124 1967 De trei ori Bucuresti: Bucuresti MF Photographer (Mircea Constantinescu). 128125 1991 Dead Again M L Frank, Scott (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Gray Baker (Andy Garcia). Woman suffering from amnesia who keeps recalling a murder that took place years before. He was a friend of the original victim and covered the story when her husband was accused of murder. Detective visits aging reporter, now suffering from lung disease and breathing from a hole in his throat, who ended his journalism after the husband's execution. Reporter claims he does not know what he real murderer was, he provides the detective with the essential information needed to expose the killer and prevent another murder. Victim's husband was jealous of her relationship with the reporter. 128126 1992 Dead Ahead: Exxon Valdez Disaster, The MT News Media. TV Reporter (Pamela Martin). Woman Reporter (Meredith Bain Woodward). Journalist (Sonja Bakker). Journalist (Leigh Morrow). Journalist (Jeff Rechner). Journalist (Sam Shields). TV Newscaster (Kathi Goertzen). Reporter (Kevin Hayes). Newscaster (Barry Judge). Newscaster (Gary Justice). 128127 2004 Dead Aim NM Johansen, Iris Photojournalist Alex Graham has taken her latest story too far. Now a vicious killer has her in his sights and he's taking Dead Aim. Graham is a celebrated photojournalist who has recorded some of the most tragic and heartbreaking catastrophes, everything from natural disasters to infamous acts of terror. What happens when a reporter does more than just report? When a dam breaks in Arapahoe Junction, Colorado, Graham is once more at the site doing more than just snapping pictures -- she is in the mud with a shovel digging for survivors. What happens when reporter becomes story? Graham finds more than she bargained for. She witnesses conspiracy that will stun nation. Official story is cover-up for truth so frightening, so unthinkable, anyone who threatens to reveal it must be silenced. First attempt on life swift and brutal. Billionaire financier comes to her rescue -- but he has his own agenda. 128128 1989 Dead Air T May not have aired Reporter. Kevin Dobson, John Cullum, Blythe Danner and John Sommer -- reporter for a scruffy cable network sets out to uncover what really happened to their popular anchorwoman 128129 1998 Dead Air NM Jaco, Charles TV War Correspondent Peter Dees with GTV arrives in Saudi Arabia to cover the war with Iraq. Somebody high up in GTV management tied to company selling chemical and biological weapons to Saddam Hussein. Every time veteran reporter tracks down a clue, his source winds up dead. First sniffs leads in a computer file written by his producer who is killed in Haiti. Dees evades an attempt to kill him in Cairo. Goes to Baghdad after invasion. Iraqis expel Dees from Baghdad for filming poison-gas ingredients in a "fertilizer" plant. Becomes pool reporter in Saudi Arabia where he watches the air war. He uncovers the shocking story that killed his producer. Races to expose a terrifying plot that involves his own superiors and reaches to the top levels of the U.S. Dees is shot at, beaten up and attempts are made to bribe him. Sources dying execution-style one by one. Teams with beautiful TV producer Melinda Adams, scrambling to piece the story together. It seems everyone, even the U.S. government, is against him and the closer he gets to the truth, the likelier it becomes he will never get out of Iraq alive. 128130 2004 Dead Air N Lee, Joe TV Reporter Carolyn Davis of Channel Five News is investigating the death of a beautiful young TV anchor Shawn Forrest who was found dead in her Jackson apartment, an apparent victim of foul play. Homicide detectives Jerome Washington and Tim McDaniel swiftly discover that although Shawn was adored on camera, she made her Channel Five colleagues miserable and was despised by them. Did one of them kill her? Or was it Shawn’s husband, who is also in TV and admits to an affair with a college student? Was it the fast-talking, drug-dealing bartender who admits he stalked Shawn and had a key to her apartment, or was she murdered at all? Even the medical examiner isn’t sure. As Washington and McDaniel pursue their leads, Reporter Davis does her own digging inside the newsroom. She uncovers crucial evidence, then finds a knife jammed into the front door of her house. Terrified that she’s the next target, she confides in Washington and turns the investigation on its side. In the end, seven people are indicted by the ambitious district attorney, including murder charges filed against Shawn’s husband. The stage is set for a highly anticipated trial that attracts the attention of the national press, but a stunning series of events leaves the case against the husband in pieces and many questions about Shawn’s death unanswered. 128131 1981 Dead and Buried (aka Dead & Buried) M Photographer Freddie (Christopher Allport). 128132 1989 Dead and Gone N Kittredge, Mary Journalist Charlotte Kent observes procedures in Mercy General Hospital for a book on surviving a hospital stay, becomes embroiled in murder and mayhem after witnesses a paralytic drug death. 128133 2007 Dead and Gone M Weatherman (Zack Ward - The Weatherman). 128134 2005 Dead at the Box Office M Critics. Critic #1 (Shawn Stutler). Critic #2 (Mat Kniola). 128135 1999 Dead Aviators M TV Reporter (Sheldon Turcott), a former TV Canadian Journalist who died a few months after the film aired. 128136 2001 Dead Awake M Reporter Morton (Al Dubois). 128137 2000 Dead Babies M Newsreader (Tom Skippings). 128138 1994 Dead Beat M News Media. Reporter #1 (George Moffly). Reporter #2 (Lydia Leon). 128139 2006 Dead Calling, A M Newspaper Editor Elizabeth (Millicent Rayner), a young story editor for he local paper, investigates an old house because of supernatural forces. She ends up as the only hope for a family of ghosts yearning to tell the story of their massacre. When the father of the family, who is still living, hears about the journalist's visits, he takes precautions to make sure the truth is never told. News Field Producer (Ally Steel). 128140 2003 Dead Canaries M Reporter #2 (Anthony Caso). 128141 2007 Dead Clever: Life and Crimes of Julie Bottomley, The MT Reporter (Chris Wilson). 128142 2003 Dead Clowns M Weather Reporter (Brandon Carroll). 128143 1994 Dead Connection (aka Final Combination) M SVD 1435. SVD 1240. VHS 381. Newswoman Catherine Briggs (Lisa Bonet) helped by Los Angeles policeman as police hunt a serial killer boxer working seedy motels. Newscaster (Shawn Huff). Journalist trails a serial killer, but it is really a vindictive woman who trails a serial killer. 128144 2008 Dead Country M Reporter (Vanessa O’Hanlon) 128145 2001 Dead Doc: Fatal Professions Mystery, A NM Feuer, Laurella Journalist Ashley Jordan who is filling in for a society writer at a newspaper set on Florida's East Coast. She finds a routine event leads her to a murder investigation and as Hurricane Irene approaches the coat, Ashley must decide whom to trust 128146 1975 Dead Don't Die, The MT Newspaperman (Bill Smillie). 128147 2000 Dead Donkey 2000, The N Jenkin, Guy and Alistair Beaton TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV measuring up to the new millennium. 128148 1986 Dead Easy N Pendleton, Don News Media 128149 1991 Dead End M News Media. TV Newscaster (Jo Pearson). TV Reporter (Carla Swanson). 128150 1988 Dead End City M Yuval, Peter, Michael Bogert (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Opal Brand (Christine Lunde) arrives to do a story and inadvertently becomes one of the group of people holed up in a factory and fighting off marauding gangs that have taken over the city. When she first arrives she badgers the hero and tells her crew to edit out his comments when he tries to defend himself. Later she becomes the victim of an assault and has to knife one attacker and shoot another. She breaks down after the attack telling the hero it is not that she regrets having to kill, but only that she tries not to get personally involved with her stories. Two quickly become lovers. Reporter records a tape praising the man as a hero. She also fakes a broadcast announcing the hero's death so he can infiltrate the gangs, which are under the control of a police official. When the hero tells the reporter she can't come along for the final showdown, she tells him that she is not missing out on the biggest story she has ever had. 128151 2005 Dead End Job M Obituary Writer Abigail Slay (Kate Brickley). with an uncanny knack for predicting the demise of newsworthy people faces the ultimate deadline when she foresees her own end. As she attempts to sum up her own life, she confronts her deepest regrets. Editor (David Goldman). 128152 2004 Dead End Road M News Media. Newscaster (Mary Jo Cuppone). Reporter #1 (David Prouty). News Anchorman (Dean West). 128153 2007 Dead Ex N Kozak, Harley Jane Reporter Wollie Shelley of SoapDirt talks how wonders who killed the producer of a popular soap opera who is found shot to death the day after Christmas. Shelly finds herself caught up in the murder since the man was one of the many Mr. Wrongs in Wollie’s career as a serial dater and her friend has emerged as the news media’s prime suspect. As the dating correspondent on a talk show called SoapDirt, Wollie, who’s required to dine and dish with the stars, quickly discovers that the behind-the-scenes intrigues of TV soaps are as highly charged as the on-screen shenanigans. When Wollie is not trying to protect her friend from an onslaught of predatory reporters, she’s helping her brother make the transition from a mental hospital to a halfway house and negotiating her relationship with her FBI-agent boyfriend. To top it off, her friend is implicated in a second death and takes off leaving Wollie to deal with unhappy cops, an unhappy lover and a killer very unhappy with Wollie’s crime-solving acumen. Tall, unarmed and sometimes very dangerous if provoked, Wollie’s an underemployed greeting card artist who starts moonlighting as the dating correspondent for the talk show. Getting the dirt on the man’s killer proves to be a major challenge.News Media's prime suspect in the murder of a producer of a popular soap opera is a hot-tempered celebrity. The onslaught of predatory reporters is part of the action. 128154 1998 Dead False N Carroll, M.R. Reporter Mickey Finnegan, unemployed journalist, receives phone call from woman he doesn't know. This sets off a wild chase involving old friends, vicious enemies, dirty videos, academics and an old Shakespearean manuscript. 128155 1996 Dead File, The NM Murano, Vincent and Richard Hammer Reporter and newly nominated democratic gubernatorial candidate are murdered. Police Detective investigates trying to follow the few clues the veteran reporter left behind. His investigation takes him into a dark political alliance. 128156 1992 Dead Girls Don't Tango M TV Newscaster (Wendy Spahr) 128157 1942 Dead Giveaway N Wheelock, Dorothy Press 128158 1996 Dead Heart M Australia - Ness Reporters investigate crime in the outback. 128159 1994 Dead Heart, The N Kennedy, Douglas Journalist traveling on his own in Australia has no roots and has the mid-life blues. He picks up a hitchhiker, Angie, at a petrol station and enjoys a week of sun, surf, sex and swill. Just when he thinks it’s time to move on, he wakes up in a nightmare beyond reason, from which there is no escape. 128160 1988 Dead Heat M Newscaster (Martha Quinn). Randi James does public relations work for Dante Pharmaceuticals. 128161 1966 Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round M DVD -R HQ 7814, 7815. SVD 1227 AFI-Columnists Columnist 128162 2008 Dead Hot Shot NM Houston, Victoria Former Investigative Reporter Gina Palmer, a reporter turned forensics database experts, pursues a Canadian link to the theft of merchandise from stores across the upper Midwest. She’s onto a credit-card theft ring that just might tie in with the investigation of a local murder in Loon Lake, Wisconsin. 128163 1998 Dead Husbands MT TV News Anchor (Tim Weber) 128164 1991 Dead in the Water NM Chaput, W.J. News Media 128165 1956 Dead Indeed N Hodgkin, M.R. Press 128166 1937 Dead Is the Door-Nail N Haggard, Paul Press 128167 1986 Dead Languages: Novel, A N Shields, David Weinberg List Journalist 128168 1974 Dead Liberty, A NM UCLA Craig, David English Journalist Dravier, himself very much a professional, whose interest lies in scooping the story of a family in East Berlin who seek to cross the wall to sanctuary and a new life in the West. Dravier acquires an interest in Eva, the daughter of the family. 128169 2003 Dead Like Me: Curious George T DVD -R HQ 1755 (Media Excerpts) Episode #3. 7-11-2003 TV Reporter Bill "Kostakovich" Bright (Michael Robinson) reporting from scene of captured bear turns and faces the bear, who has escaped. He urinates in his pants and electrocutes himself. Grim Reaper George takes his soul. Photographer (Blake Stovin). Cameraman (Trevor Roberts). 128170 1991 Dead Line N Mills, D.F. News Media 128171 2004 Dead Line NM McGrory, Brian Reporter Jack Flynn, ace reporter of the Boston Record, sniffs out corruption in high places. He's clandestinely contacted at a Red Sox game by a legendary FBI agent who feeds him an exclusive story that the Feds have evidence linking the son of Boston's aging mayor to the 13-year-old unsolved art heist at a museum. The Record breaks the story and Flynn catches a fleeting glimpse of the FBI agent while watching a live telecast beamed from the parking garage under Boston Common where a young government lawyer who had a tryst with the mayor was found shot dead. Flynn breaks into the woman's apartment and is discovered by her sister who tells him his front-page story caused her sister's death. He later saves the woman from an assassin's bullet before she disappears into the crowd. One of the stolen paintings is delivered to Flynn at the Record. The trail leads to Rome and Paris before the sleuthing reporter locates the sister and learns the mayor knows of the theft. 128172 2006 Dead Live, The M News Crew gets wind of the story of the century when they learn the dead are returning to life. Neil the Cameraman (Mike Berube). Field Reporter Alex Travis and Hunter of Zombies (Emily Hughes). News Anchor (Sam Loomis). 128173 1969 Dead Lock MT Reporter killed in a racially troubled city. Black DA vs. white police chief 128174 1960 Dead Lucky M Nelson, Sidney, Maurice Harrison (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Reporter Mike Billings (Vincent Ball) chewed out by Editor Percy Simpson (Michael Ripper) for making up series of articles on gambling parties. Billings infiltrates gambling club as a waiter and finds Fashion Reporter Jenny Drew (Betty McDowell) there. Later clears her when she is accused of the murder of a gambler who tried to hit on her. 128175 1939 Dead Man -- Killer! SM Jacobson, Edith and Ejler Dime Detective, Jan. 1939 Girl Photographer Nellie Jackson of The Globe. 128176 1997 Dead Man and the Sea, The N Steinberg, Janice Reporter Margo Simon is shocked when the body of a skilled sailor is pulled from the water. The sea was his element. How could he have drowned? But Simon soon learns that death came before he even hit the water and she wants to know who killed him. Simon still has not recovered from the fire she was in last year. When her spouse and his diving partner pull dead body from the water, she recognizes deceased as an oceanographer who loved causes more than men -- he was a promiscuous gay. And he had more enemies than friends. When the reporter comes upon drowned body of graduate student, she feels there is a link to the oceanographer's murder and begins to investigate both deaths. The killer will do anything to stop the reporter from learning the truth -- even if means killing her. 128177 1984 Dead Man Coming N Postell, Charles Journalist 128178 2006 Dead Man Running NM MacPherson, Rett Reporter Sam Hill who works for the local newspaper asks the new president of the Historical Society in New Kassel, Missouri to take on an assignment to research the families of her hometown's two mayoral candidates, the incumbent and the challenger. Before she can get started, a body turns up and spoils the Oktoberfest parade. Hill is no friend of the mayor and wants the researcher to investigate the genealogy of both of them. When her research turns up a Mafia connection to the mayor, she must survive threats from the mob before she can help solve the case. 128179 1937 Dead Man Talks Too Much N Dickinson, Weed PR Public Relations Man Circus Haley for Amalgamated Pictures in Hollywood is sent to Mexico to bring back drunken film star but finds only her double and stand-in. 128180 1988 Dead Man Walking M L. SVD 787 Sci Fi News Media 128181 1995 Dead Man Walking M News Media. Reporter #1 (Margaret Lane). Reporter #2 (Sally Ann Roberts). Reporter #3 (Alec Gifford). Reporter #4 (John Hurlbutt). Reporter (Adrian Colon). News Anchor (Mike Longman). 128182 1999 Dead Man's Broth NM Hemlin, Tim Magazine Publisher Agnes Berryman, owner of Texas Tastes lifestyle magazine, dishes up the last word on cuisine. City's most celebrated TV chef is brutally murdered. Berryman is heard arguing with Houston's premiere caterer whom she had hired to cater an event and then refused to pay. She might be a suspect. 128183 1965 Dead Man's Chest M Giltinan, Donal (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Reporters David Jones (John Thaw) and Johnnie Gordon (John Meillon) expose fallacy of circumstantial evidence by faking a murder. Their plan goes wrong when Gordon gets trapped inside a chest in stolen car. Reporters are on the outs with the cops. Jones reports incident. Police and newspaper editor Murchie (Graham Crowdon) think it's a hoax.. Jones arrested after police find evidence reporters planted. Situation resolved by Jones' wife, who locates Gordon with help of missing reporter's girlfriend. 128184 1995 Dead Man's Dance N Ferrigno, Robert Investigative Reporter Quinn, the stepson of a California Superior Court Judge who is killed, digs into the murder. Reporter is involved in a tangled conspiracy and two bloody battles. Quinn's mysterious family friend reappears after 28 years in prison. Quinn is torn between his girlfriend and his estranged wife and daughter. Quinn never knew his real father and his mother deserted him when he was just a kid. His stepfather took good care of him. Closet full of long-buried secrets. 128185 2000 Dead Man's Gun M SVD 870 Newsman Peter Albright (Steven Eckholdt) shows disbelief 128186 1997 Dead Man's Gun: Bounty Hunter, The T Episode #4. 7-30-1997 Reporter (Cavan Cunningham). 128187 1996 Dead Man's Island MT SVD 536-602. VHS 361 Fischer, Peter S. (Screenplay) Ness Book Investigative Reporter Henrietta Collins (Barbara Eden) for the Pacific Monthly writes under the name of Henry O. Media mogul, who is also an old flame, invites her to an island to find out who is trying to kill him. Since reporter has written life stories of Martin Luther King and Dwight D. Eisenhower, the media mogul claims she is there to write his biography. After attempt is made on his life, reveals that reporter is there to uncover the would-be assassin. Media mogul is the father of the reporter's son and he uses that information to coerce her into staying. This makes her a suspect. Also, media mogul once arranged to publish negative stories about a professor she fell in love with after leaving him. Professor committed suicide. Assassin succeeds in electrocuting the media mogul in a hot tub. Reporter exposes the killer. 128188 1958 Dead Man's Knock, The NM OWN - H Carr, John Dickson Press 128189 1982 Dead Matter N Frimmer, Steven News Media 128190 2009 Dead Matter, The M News Media. TV News Anchor (Al Pawlowski). TV News Anchor #2 (Mike Olszewski). Vampire relic with occult powers that falls into the hands of a grief-stricken young woman who will do anything to contact her dead brother. 128191 1993 Dead Meat M TV News Anchor (Jeann Vollmann). 128192 1991 Dead Men Don't Die M A1205 Marmorstein, Malcolm (Screenplay Ness Book TV Anchor Barry Barron (Elliot Gould) for World Wide News discovers drug smugglers are operating out of the TV station. Before he can notify anyone he is killed in the parking garage, but is brought back to life by a voodoo-practicing cleaning lady. Zombie journalist tries to do the evening news. Bubble-headed anchorwoman and young cop team up to find out what's going on, but the dead bodies they stumble upon keep being resurrected. Drug dealers turn into zombies. Station head eventually exposed as head of the dope ring. Eliminated and the cleaning woman becomes the new station head. Barron, despite being in a zombie state, becomes the head anchor. Reflections on superficial TV news. Newscasts featuring stories such as "Hair Pulling at Hooker Convention." Quote: "These stories and worse at eleven." 128193 1971 Dead Men Tell No Tales T Travel Photographer chased by paid assassins who mistaken him for somebody else Christopher George as Larry Towers) 128194 1932 Dead Men Tell Tales SM Whitfield Raoul Fauconnier (Ramon Decolta) Black Mask, Nov. 1932, Vol. 15, No. 9, pp. 8-26 Editor Jay Cameron, hard-boiled city editor. 128195 1971 Dead Men Walk SSF GPL Hamilton, Alex In 'Clans of Darkness, The: Scottish Stories of Fantasy and Horror." Features Editor tells reporter Smithson to cover a story. Newspaperman-Cameraman. 128196 2005 Dead of Night N Danielewski, Cynthia Former Reporter Ashley, the pregnant wife of New York Detective Jack Reeves arrive early at the World Museum in Long Island New York only to find the senior designer's assistant murdered. Everyone is a suspect. On the most important night of her life, Jane Ramsey, senior designer of the World Museum in Long Island, New York, finds her assistant murdered among the mummies and ancient Egyptian artifacts. Josh Brody’s dead body shocks the museum community and threatens to close the highly anticipated exhibit. Jack Reeves and Ashley arrive early at the World Museum to support Ryan Parks, Jack’s partner, and his girlfriend, Jane, as her museum debut unfolded. But Jane gets a little more than she bargained for when her work decides to get too close and personal. Now Jack and Ryan, and occasionally Ashley, are on the case of Josh Brody’s death, and everyone becomes a suspect, even Jane. Josh’s life as a designer’s assistant takes on a different meaning for Jack and Ryan when mysterious family connections begin to surface...and the prescription comes out in deadly doses. 128197 1972 Dead of Night: Exorcism, The M UK Newsreader (Kenneth Kendall). 128198 1972 Dead of Night: Smith T Episode #5. 12-3-1972 Features Editor (Christopher Hancock). 128199 1993 Dead On M Newscaster (Colleen Kendall) 128200 1964 Dead on Departure (Report From Argy) NM MacKinnon, Allan Press 128201 1999 Dead On Time M News Reporter (Jon Snow). Photographer (Richard Mylan). 128202 1991 Dead On: Relentless II M News Media. Reporter (Craig Lapiner). Reporter (Dawn Mangrum). Newscaster (Colleen Kendall) 128203 1956 Dead Past, The SSF Asimov, Isaac News Media. Physicist builds a truth-telling chronoscope which can locate and recreate images of events from the past. 128204 1988 Dead Pool, The M DVD -R HQ 1971, 1956. L. Sharon, Steve, Durk Pearson, Sandy Shaw (Story). Sharon (Screenplay) Ness Book - PR TV Reporter Samantha Walker (Patricia Clarkson), for station KWSI, runs afoul of hero cop. Police want to capitalize on hero's positive press. Ask him to work with their PR team. But he's having none of that." I'm not some dog and pony act…." "…I don't feel like getting close and personal with any reporters." Walker shows up at rock star murder. When she tries to get statement from victim's girlfriend, cop smashes her camera. Walker agrees to let cop off hook if he'll have dinner with her. Wants to do profile on him. Lured into trap with promise of exclusive interview with killer but cop rescues her. Walker was runner-up as Miss Colorado, feels she has to prove herself. Refuses to shoot suicide. Cop tells her that took guts. Most reporters would have gone for the exclusive "You can't kill the messenger because of the message." Police Station Reporter #1 (Charles Martinet). Police Station Reporter #2 (Taylor Gilbert). Pirate Tug Reporter #2 (Melissa Martin). Freeway Reporter #1 (Jeff Richmond). Freeway Reporter #2 (Patrick Van Horn). Freeway Reporter #3 (Sigrid Wurschmidt). Reporter at Pier (Martin Ganapoler). Pirate Tug Reporter #1 (Calvin Jones). 128205 1947 Dead Reckoning M SVD 1024 Reporter (Garry Owen) Photographer (Alvin Hammer) 128206 2003 Dead Reckoning: Blood Spatter DT DVD -R HQ 2711 Newspaper reporters discover blood dripping from their ceiling and the blood spatter helps to convict the killers of a family of four. 128207 2003 Dead Ringer N Douglas, Ken Newsman husband of a pregnant woman isn't the father of the child. Someone kills her twin and she takes over her twin's life so she can have the baby. But the killer isn't happy to see the woman he killed still walking around. 128208 2008 Dead Ringer N Burton, Mary TV Anchor Kendall Shaw is a popular TV journalist in Richmond, Va. Now two women who resemble her are found dead and it’s clear that sooner or later the killer will directly target the aggressive newscaster. Homicide Detective Jacob Warwick saw Kendall at her most vulnerable after rescuing her from an insane kidnapper. As he struggles with his attraction to her, he also needs to simultaneously protect her and keep her sharp reporter’s instincts away from police business. All the while, Kendall denies that she’s in danger or needs any help. The victims were strangers to each other, but they have been chosen with the utmost care. Each bears a striking resemblance to Kendall Shaw, a local TV anchor, each brutally strangled by a madman whose obsession will never end. In front of the cameras, Kendall is the picture of stylish confidence. But at night she’s haunted by nightmares in which she is young, alone and filled with fear. Are these memories -- or omens? Despite warnings from Richmond Detective Jacob Warwick, Kendall can’t stop investigating the recent string of murders. She knows she holds the key to catching an obsessed psychopath -- if he doesn’t get to her first. The deeper Kendall and Jacob dig into the victims’ backgrounds, the more terrifying the discoveries. Every murder, every moment has been leading to Kendall. And this time, nothing will stop the killer making her his final victim. 128209 2003 Dead Ringer` N Thessen, Michael Photojournalist Jack Post of Sounds Magazine. His meteoric rise and successful career brought him instant celebrity, hobnobbing among legendary rock stars and jet-setting across the continent. But a chance meeting with a woman on the beach at his home changes his life. An unlikely stalker, however, is determined to sabotage their romance. 128210 2006 Dead Rising G Photojournalist Frank West is trapped in a shopping mail in the town of Willamette, Colorado that is infested with zombies. He is an overly zealous freelance photographer and photojournalist who originally came to Willamette for the “scoop of a lifetime,” thinking that the incident was a simple riot. Throughout the game Frank attempts to uncover the truth behind the zombie outbreak by investigating recent events and questioning the people he encounters. Normally an “Average Joe,” Frank is forced to take on the role of hero and rescue the many people trapped within the various sections of the mall. Frank must defend himself from zombie attacks, rescue survivors and avoid crazed psychopaths while still attempting to uncover the truth behind the incident. Player controls Frank as he explores the mall, using nearly any available object as a weapon. Frank is an everyman who looks average. His default attire includes a black jacket with a white button-up shirt, green khaki pants and brown loafers. His appearance can be altered throughout the game by visiting the various stores of the mall, changing into business suits and wearing different glasses and masks. West tries to uncover the truth behind the zombie epidemic by completing “case files” that reveal the central game plot as they are completed. The photojournalist is in the fictional town of Willamette, Colorado, a town sealed off by the National Guard. Frank is dropped on top of the city’s mall by helicopter. He tells the pilot, Ed Deluca, to return in exactly 72 hours. Upon entering the mall, Frank finds zombies mobbing the front entrance being let in by a panicked older woman looking for her dog. A Homeland Security officer named Brad urges everyone to retreat to the security room. The janitor, Otis Washington, welds the door shut. 128211 2005 Dead Robin (Part Four of Four - Conclusion CB Gotham Central #36 Reporter Simon Lippman. Reporter Dunning. Gotham Central Detectives discover who has been killing the boys and dressing them as Robin but the killer will only tell Batman where the third boy is located. 128212 2005 Dead Robin (Part One of Four) CB Gotham Central #33 Reporter Simon Lippman. Reporter Dunning. Body dressed as Robin is found in an alley. The Gotham Central detectives begin to investigate. They seem to be a step behind Batman the whole way. When a detective visits the Penguin he finds Batman beating the Penguin and shoots Batman. 128213 2005 Dead Robin (Part Three of Four) CB Gotham Central #35 Reporter Simon Lippman. Reporter Dunning. Robin returns the detective’s firearm after Batman took it from her. A second dead kid dressed as Robin is found. As detectives continue to investigate they find connections between the two dead boys and a link to Reporter Simon Lippman. 128214 2005 Dead Robin (Part Two of Four) CB Gotham Central #34 Reporter Simon Lippman. Reporter Dunning. Batman takes the detective’s gun after she shoots him. The Teen Titans explain it is not the real Robin they found. Another dead Robin is fished out of Gotham bay. 128215 2002 Dead Season M News Reporter (R. Greg Albach - Voice-Over) 128216 2000 Dead Secret N Milton, Richard Journalist Tony Gabriel’s mother dies, and the last thing he expects her to leave him is a stack of papers belonging to a famous historian, dating back to Revolutionary France and a skull. With no clue as to why these mysterious items have landed in his lap, Tony puts his years as a journalist to good use and begins an investigation -- with unbelievable consequences. A true skeptic, Tony is bewildered by the horrifying conspiracy he begins to unravel which centers on the abandoned practice of physiognomy (face-reading) and its uses in predicting the future. Can a human head really be used to predict the future of an entire nation? What is Operation EVA? Is the British government involved? Who would pay $7 million for the head of Leonid Brezhnev? Tony’s inquisition leads him to The Chadwick Foundation, a wealthy institution whose bizarre notions both intrigue and repel him. When Tony is made privy to the ultimate deadly secret, he has a decision to make that could cost him his life. 128217 1980 Dead Side of the Mike, The NM OWN - H Brett, Simon Radio. Charles Paris, hired by BBC radio to research and write a program for a series called Who Reads Them Now? 128218 1991 Dead Silence M DVD -R HQ 7411, 7412. SV 102 (Media Excerpts) Anchorman (Rick Scarry). 128219 1997 Dead Silence MT Reporter #1 (Andrew Younghusband). Reporter #2 (Dean McKenzie). TV News Narrator (Sharon Dunn) 128220 2004 Dead Sit Around in a Ring, The N Lawrence, David Newsman John Delaney becomes London detective Stella Mooney’s new lover. She is leading the inquiries into the macabre deaths of four people sitting in a ring. Three of them are ruled suicides. The other looks like a homicide. Mooney’s live-in-lover has yet to be told he has serious competition in the form of the sexy newsman, and her vodka habit is not improving. 128221 2001 Dead Sleep N Iles, Greg. Photojournalist Jordan Glass, a combat photographer, is world-renowned and happens to see an exhibit of paintings in Hong Kong known as "The Sleeping Women." Stunned to discover one of the models who looks more dead than asleep is her mirror image. Twin sister who disappeared from her New Orleans home more than a year ago and is presumed murdered by serial killer. She becomes both hunter and hunted in search for anonymous artist -- an obsessed killer who seems to know more about Jordan and her family than she is prepared to accept. 128222 1988 Dead Solid Perfect MT Commentators, Golf (Don Morrow, Keith Olbermann) 128223 2006 Dead Stop M Journalist K. Looker investigates a case in which small-town locals get a taste of old-time horror when Jack the Ripper resurfaces from his grave preying on innocent people and taking their lives in gruesome ways. The police turn on him and he must prove his own innocence before the real killer strikes again. 128224 2008 Dead Stop N Denton, Jamie Reporter Ainsley Brennan of the Serenity Heights Sentinel receives a recording that bears no postmark and no return address, only an ominous label: “Day One” and the agonized screams of a young woman. It’s a sound Ainsley will never forget and when a pretty coed’s mutilated body is found in the nearby woods, she knows there’s a connection. But convince Serenity Heights’ stubborn, sexy, new deputy police chief Beck Rains that she’s right is another matter. Raines has transferred to Serenity Heights from L.A. homicide division because nothing ever happens there and he wanted to move before the inevitable burnout set in. Now suddenly he’s dealing with one dead freshman and another who has gone missing, not to mention a gorgeous, interfering reporter who is quickly becoming a professional and personal complication. As the attraction between Beck and Ainsley spirals out of control, so does the danger. Someone is torturing and killing the town’s brightest and most beautiful students -- someone determined to make them suffer for their lives of privilege and success. With each grisly murder, the serial killer grows bolder, braver, and more brutal. And his next victim will be the most shocking and personal of all. A major conglomerate is buying the local paper and this adds to the reporter’s problems. 128225 1995 Dead Weekend MT Newscaster (Cindy Morgan) 128226 1983 Dead Wrong M TV Reporter (Cynthia Ott) 128227 1916 Dead Yesterday N Hamilton, Mary Agnes (Adamson) Journalists. Group of male and female journalists and artists upon whom 1914 descends. Test of character. Group is educated, clever, artistic, emancipated and bored. Daphane a middle-aged writer and pacifist. 128228 1983 Dead Zone, The M DVD Boam, Jeffrey (Screenplay) Newspaper Editor Brenner (Les Carlson) is blackmailed by politician to stop him from printing negative articles. Politician gets a copy of the editor's negative editorials before it is even printed. Control of press is negated by the end of the film when it is implied that incriminating photos of the politician in Newsweek will lead to his downfall and suicide. Reporter (Wally Bondarenko). Reporter (Roger Dunn). Reporter (Claude Rae). 128229 2006 Dead Zone, The: Article of Faith T DVD -R HQ 6369 Episode. 7-9-2006 TV Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton), former Banjor Daily News reporter, now works for Live at 5 8 News in Boston. Along with the news media, she is covering hate crime killing. Editor of the student newspaper Josh Blake turns out to be the killer. Johnny investigates the hate crime confessed to by the son of a neo-Nazi, but proves who the real killer is. Dana Bright, a recurring character, is happy to see Johnny again. "I put my social life on hold to focus on my career," she tells him. She is seen throughout the show reporting the story on camera. She refers to Johnny as "the tabloid hero." News Producer Gary. 128230 2003 Dead Zone, The: Ascent T Blotevogel, Jill Episode #16. 1-19-2002 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Sheriff is in coma from injuries. Johnny tries to get inside his head. Discovers Walt's greatest regret is his belief that Sarah and Johnny are meant for each other and he's merely a third-wheel. One of Walt's visions is of his father. It proves to have a life of its own and claims Walt won't escape him as Johnny did. Johnny's link is killing him as well and as the two men spiral downwards Johnny tells Walt of his brief fling with Sarah (in "Destiny"). This spurs Walt to fight back and bring them both out of their coma...although Walt remembers nothing of what Johnny told him. 128231 2005 Dead Zone, The: Broken Circle T DVD -R HQ 3552 Episode. 6-12-2005 News Media. Reporter #1 (Rob Court). Reporter #2 (Dawn Chubal). Hero tries to stop female friend from killing the man she thinks is responsible for killing her friend, Documentary Maker Rachel Caldwell, who was shooting a documentary on the campaign. Johnny tries to prevent Rebecca from killing Stillson 128232 2003 Dead Zone, The: Cabin Pressure T Blotevogel, Jill Episode #21. 3-2-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Johnny and Rev. Purdy are traveling on a plane when Johnny gets a vision of the plane crashing and eventually determines that the pilot will put the plane into a dive as the engine explodes. He manages to convince the air marshal he's telling the truth but he sees the same vision of destruction compliments of the co-pilot and realizes both men are trying to save the plane. Using his gift Johnny determines the wings are covered with ice due to an instrument malfunction. When the co-pilot is injured Johnny is forced to take his seat and direct the pilot with his visions to take the proper steps to save the plane. 128233 2004 Dead Zone, The: Cold Hard Truth T DVD -R 1793 Episode. 7-11-2004 Radio Talk Show Host (Richard Lewis) harasses Johnny and doesn't believe in his powers. Johnny figures out a way to save his life. 128234 2003 Dead Zone, The: Combination, The T Taylor, Michael Episode #31. 8-10-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Reporter (Jim K. Chan). Johnny Smith gets vision of boxer dying in the ring during next fight. His warnings are ignored. The boxer's opponent and his manager get involved using Johnny to get additional publicity. Johnny tries a new tact. Tries to help guide the boxer through the fight without dying. Johnny realizes the boxer is relying too much on his visions, so he lies and says the boxer will win. Even that doesn't work. Boxer convinces Johnny that Johnny has to believe. But the boxer still goes down -- and gets back up to take on his opponent even though he loses the match. 128235 2003 Dead Zone, The: Dead Men Tell Tales T Piller, Michael and Dniel Goldin Episode #23. 3-16-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. 128236 2003 Dead Zone, The: Deja Voodoo T Schaefer, Karl Episode #28. 7-20-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Johnny has vision of a girl in a bar kissing him. He pursues her. They get mugged and she is shot. Johnny realizes whole thing is a vision and he's still in bar with woman. He tries to stop mugging but woman is shot anyway. This time he tries to keep her in the bar, but killers show up and when Johnny warns her she flees into the night and the police arrive just in time. They end up in each other's arms. The woman's coworker shows up and Johnny hides in the bedroom. Turns out she has files that incriminate him and he hired men to kill her. Johnny attacks him and they plunge out windows to their deaths. It's a vision. Johnny punches the man ending whole chain of events. Johnny and the woman et together. He discovers she's engaged but it's another vision. He decides to simply advise her to get married and walks away after the sheriff arrests her co-worker. 128237 2003 Dead Zone, The: Descent T SVD 1340 Wolfe, Robert Hewitt Episode #15. 1-12-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Media. Four teenagers trapped in collapsed mine. Johnny tries to help with rescue. Soon begins to get visions not only of teens but miners who died in incident in 1949 brought on by his grandfather's actions. Ghost miners seem to be striking back at Johnny. Sheriff is seriously injured. Teens are rescued but Johnny gets vision of sheriff's funeral as he is taken away in the ambulance. Continued in Episode #16. 128238 2002 Dead Zone, The: Destiny T DVD -R HQ 1994. VHS 1274 Silverstein, Craig Episode #13. 9-15-2002. First Season Finale., News Media. Reporter Alex Ross (Daniel Bacon). Reporter (Craig Fraser). Johnny Smith met the son of a bible salesman as a child and had a future vision of danger. Now he has a vision of a restaurant graduation party tragedy. The son is now a Senatorial candidate backed by Rev. Purdy and Smith has visions of catastrophe. Johnny and Sara get together. Smith came out of his coma just as the man was sworn in as a state representative. When they meet at a rally, Smith shakes his hand and sees him as the source of catastrophe -- Washington D.C. devastated by nuclear holocaust. 128239 2002 Dead Zone, The: Dinner with Dana T VHS 1274 Taylor, Michael Episode #11. 8-25-2002 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Johnny agrees to a date and dinner with Dana Bright in return for her doing an interview. His powers kick into overdrive, as he keeps getting visions of everyone he knows giving him dating advice. Date goes well despite even more visions of Dana with various men in her life including Photographer Max Cassidy (Callum Keith Rennie), a jealous lover. Smith plagued by vision of bright lights. Eventually Johnny and Dana end up in bed where Johnny has even more visions of his friends and mother and Rev. Purdy, which make it difficult to perform in bed. Afterwards they part on melancholy terms. Johnny puts together visions, realizes bright lights are car headlights of Cassidy who has been drinking and plans to kill Dana in jealous rage. Johnny calls police who show up to stop Cassidy just in time. 128240 2007 Dead Zone, The: Drift T DVD -R HQ 8882 Episode #77. 8-19-2007 Reporter (Nicholas Haze). News Media cover a race between two horses, one male and one female, ridden by male and female jockeys. 128241 2002 Dead Zone, The: Enemy Mind T SVD 1221 Benz, David Episode #7. 7-28-2002 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. While helping to track down a runaway who is involved with drugs, Johnny is exposed to a drug that causes him to start getting weird (weirder than usual) visions. He insists on trying to find Jill, despite the concerns of Bruce and Sarah. Confusing matters further is that Jill's boyfriend is in trouble with his supplier. The boyfriend gets killed and Jill and Johnny go on the run. In the final showdown, Johnny manages to fight past his hallucinations and knock the drug dealer off a high ledge, while Jill is reunited with her mother. 128242 2002 Dead Zone, The: Enigma T SVD 1196 Menosky, Joe Episode #4. 7-7-2002 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Johnny Smith helps an old man find his long lost love. Travels to New York to find her. Sarah is worried Johnny is falling in love with an apparition. He finally tracks the woman down at the children's theater company she runs. Tearful reunion. 128243 2004 Dead Zone, The: Finding Rachel (Parts 1 and 2) T VHSSP 2000 Episodes #34-#35. 6-6/13-2004 Documentary Maker Rachel Caldwell (Sonja Bennett), shooting a documentary on the campaign, is murdered after seeing politicians rigging a computer voting machine. Her body is find and hero is a suspect. Newscaster (Nicola Crosbie - Part 2). 128244 2006 Dead Zone, The: Forbidden Fruit T DVD -R HQ 6283 2006 Premiere Episode. Reporter Jeremy Tomlin of the Boston Telegraph refuses to reveal his source. Psychic John Smith urges him to do so and when he saves the reporter's wife from a snake attack, the reporter agrees to reveal his source. News Media. But the source turns out to be a different source than the psychic expected and it ruins the career of the political opponent of the villains who if not stopped will destroy the United States (in Smith's vision). Smith sees the attack on the reporter's wife when he picks up the reporter's card. He gets there in time to save her. Reporter holds a press conference, says it "saddens me to reveal my source…" and then does so. A source in the congressman's office forces the congressman to resign. Smith was played as a sucker by the villain Janus. In one scene, Smith promises the reporter an interview to get into his house. 128245 2002 Dead Zone, The: Here There Be Monsters T VHS 1264 Benullo, David and Craig Silverstein Episode #10. 8-18-2002 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Johnny and Bruce drive into the small town of Hobb's Landing where Johnny gets a vision of himself being burned at the stake. He goes to the police and has a vision of the murder of a local girl. The police hold him on charges of witchcraft on which he sent to trial. Bruce calls Dana who comes to help out. While testifying to his abilities Johnny gains a vision of the girl still alive and on a boat. Johnny is cleared of the charges but the townspeople form a mob to burn him. Dana and the town sheriff find the girl, who killed her crazy mother when she was doing some kind of satanic ritual and whose father hid her away. Johnny is rescued just in time. 128246 2005 Dead Zone, The: Heroes and Demons T Episode #50. 7-17-2005 News Media. Female Reporter (France Perras). 128247 2002 Dead Zone, The: House, The T SVD 1237 Piller, Michael Episode #6. 7-21-2002 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Johnny moves into his new house and starts having visions of a tub filled with blood. He also sees visions of his dead mother, and comes to believe that Rev. Purdy killed his mother. The facts seem to suggest that Purdy did indeed engage in a cover-up concerning the death of Johnny's mother. In a final confrontation Johnny touches Purdy and gains a vision of Purdy finding Johnny's mother dead by suicide. Realizing what the death of a child can drive a parent to do, he goes to the aid of a local neighbor girl whose brother died on a military mission and whose mother is preparing to kill herself. 128248 2003 Dead Zone, The: Hunt, The T Taylor, Michael Episode #29. 7-27-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Secret branch of CIA in charge of psychic "remote viewers recruits Johnny to help them after he demonstrates his ability. Take him to secret facility in Vermont and in a special "Tank" have him examine objects brought from Afghanistan. Johnny locks onto a bearded man wearing sunglasses, a mid-level official trying to get a terrorist to safety. Directs CIA Delta Force to location. Capture is made. Johnny finally convinces other psychics to share notes, against the rules, and they realize they've all seen similar visions in different Pakistani locations. Working together, they help Johnny get a vision of the target room. It's a trap. Using his visions, Johnny helps direct the Delta Force team out of the ambush but leaves when he realizes he's not cut out to do this kind of work. 128249 2006 Dead Zone, The: Hunting Party, The T DVD -R HQ 6736 Episode #68.. 8-27-2006 News Media. News Anchor Tom (Chris Kalhoon). Cameraman (Chad Hershlere). Johnny tries to stop the assassination of the vice president during a hunting trip. 128250 2005 Dead Zone, The: Last Goodbye, The T DVD -R HQ 3817 Episode. Reporter Doug Driscoll (Patrick Gilmore) of Rock Life Magazine follows Johnny Smith as he searches for a dead music legend who has been missing for many years. "We should work together. I'm going to write it one way or another," the reporter tells Smith. "…I can help you find…." (the dead rocker Smith and the reporter believes is alive). The reporter is beaten up and his notes and tapes were stolen. Smith makes a deal with the reporter not to reveal where rock legend is by giving him the story of who really killed the rock musician's girlfriend. He finds the killer and the reporter gets his exclusive. Reporter tells rock singer if he ever changes his mind, to give him a call first. Singer agrees. 128251 2004 Dead Zone, The: Looking Glass T DVD -R 1826 Episode #40. 7-25-2004 News Media. News Anchor (Chris Kalhoon). Online Newspaper coverage. Identical twins try to use Johnny Smith and his visions to commit the perfect murder. 128252 2003 Dead Zone, The: Man Who Never Was, The T SVD 1372 Benz, David Episode #22. 3-9-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Reporter (D. Harlan Cutshall). Reporter #2 (Winnie Hung). Johnny isolates himself from a demanding public and the media. Gets visions of himself disappearing after making contact with something belonging to shut-in brought in by his delivery man. The shut-in and any trace of him disappears. He finds him and the man reveals he is a retired spy kept buried by the U.S. government because of the valuable knowledge in his head. Government whose up, threaten Johnny and make him "vanish" as well. Johnny trumps them by calling in Dana and the media and having them all follow him and the man to his hold home -- where he disappears escaping his government keepers. 128253 2003 Dead Zone, The: Misbegotten T Dettman, Andy Episode #20. 2-23-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Johnny kidnapped by three women who take him to haunted house, each for their own reason. One is romantically obsessed with him and wants to have his baby. Another plans on making a "Blair Witch" style Internet event and sell it to Rev. Purdy. Third is obsessed with mystery of family who was killed there. While Dana and Sara reluctantly go through the piles of "fan mail" that Johnny receives, Johnny himself unravels the mystery through his visions. He discovers young song who survived is responsible and that one of the women is that boy dressed as a woman. With the women's help, police arrive just in time as the man-woman goes berserk. Johnny manages to restrain her long enough to save his life and Anita is taken away. 128254 2003 Dead Zone, The: Mountain, The T Cassutt, Michael Episode #30. 8-3-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. While on a fishing trip with Walt, Sarah, and JJ, Johnny gets a vision of a plane with a $2 million package on board crashing, and confirms that a crash occurred three years ago. They go out to search with local ranger and local couple who own boat shop. Johnny realizes they and ranger are searching for the missing package. Johnny sees Walt being shot and warns him to jump off a ledge. Johnny eventually gets a fix on the plane and realizes Walt managed to escape. They find the plane, but Walt manages to get there and Johnny tells the man the ranger is sleeping with his wife. Ranger shoots Mark. Sarah attacks the wife. And when the ranger gets the drop on Walt, Sarah shoots him. 128255 2002 Dead Zone, The: Netherworld T SVD 1237 Piller, Michael Episode #8. 8-4-2002 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Line between fantasy and reality blurs for Johnny when he awakens to find himself married to Sarah and is the father of her two children. It's as if the accident that drove him into a coma never occurred, and only he remembers it. Johnny starts to see a series of disturbing images of people, starting at a mall during an art festival, hideously burned and images of fire trucks and fires. During his now-living mother's party, he passes out. Brief vision of being back in coma. He wakes up in a mall with Bruce back in his normal life, having passed out. He realizes the art festival is about to have a major bomb explosion as he keeps figuring between his different "lives". In his dream life, he tries to convince everyone to search mall for bomb and sees the mall go up in flames because of arc-welding accident. He wakes up again in real life and sees same accident. Stops it just in time. 128256 2004 Dead Zone, The: No Questions Asked T DVD -R 1799 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 7-18-2004 News Media. Reporters talking to policeman outside of police station peppering him with questions. 128257 2007 Dead Zone, The: Numb T DVD -R HQ 8794 Episode #74. 7-29-2007 News Media. Today's Matt Lauer is seen on the TV screen in the hospital bringing a sense of reality to a dismal situation. 128258 2003 Dead Zone, The: Outsider, The T VHS 1363 Silverstein, Craig and Steven D. Binder Episode #17. 2-2-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Johnny receives a vision of a new anti-wrinkle cream hitting the stores soon called revivatin, which will be the cause of severe birth defects several years down the road. Johnny gets Dana to print the story, but all it does is further ensure the future. He tracks down a man who will eventually become the doctor who will determine cream responsible for deaths of thousands of newborns. He and Dana work with the man to set him up with former classmate who will later become his wife and have a child that will be born with birth defects as a result of her using revivatin. This will motivate him to investigate the cream. Everything seems to go smoothly until the woman sees Johnny and figures out what's going on and runs out on her date with the man. Later the man comes clean to the woman about his actions and reasons behind it The two marry and find the evidence. 128259 2002 Dead Zone, The: Pilot MT Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) former Banjor Daily News reporter, now works for Live at 5 8 News in Boston.. TV News Reporter (Marke Driesschen). 128260 2003 Dead Zone, The: Plague T Blotevogel, Jill Episode #27. 7-13-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. During a high school science fair Johnny is plagued by visions of the children catching some kind of illness and dying. Purdy and Walt get the reluctant state health officer to investigate. With Johnny's help figure out one of the children infected with a SARS-like virus and spread it with a bubble-blowing experiment in the science fair. Children (including Johnny Bannerman) start collapsing. Johnny decides to inject himself with a blood sample containing the virus,. He sees a vision of the future when the CDC finally figure out the cure and manages to communicate it to the medical staff. 128261 2003 Dead Zone, The: Playing God T Benz, David and Craig Silverstein Episode #24. 3-30-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Old high school friend comes to see Johnny seeking a vision of the future as he will be dying of a heart condition. Johnny sees him receiving successful heart transplant. He later gets a vision of the man's sister being killed in driving accident. She becomes the donor. He sees them arguing before the accident. Johnny realizes if he saves Kate and gets his friend a heart through Rev. Purdy's connections, someone else who would have received the heart will die. Johnny tracks down drunk driver and confronts him. But even if Johnny sops him from killing Kate, he'll hit a school bus. Trapped in a web of fate where anything he does will make things worse, Johnny ends up provoking fight with Kate. She dies and Jason lives. 128262 2003 Dead Zone, The: Precipitate T SVD 1359 Tenenbaum, Teddy Episode #18. 2-9-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Johnny suffers serious injury that requires a blood transfusion, causing the psychic to experience multiple visions of the multiple donors, including one whose life is in jeopardy. 128263 2002 Dead Zone, The: Quality of Life T SVD 1192 Piller, Michael Episode #3. 6-30-2002 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Johnny attempts to return to teaching and on of his students is a hockey player. Johnny has an incredible vision that suggests the player might have a serious heart condition but there's no medical evidence to support him. So, in one sense, it's a story of Johnny's powers versus modern medicine. In another, it's about Johnny's hope of reclaiming some part of the life he lost before the accident that sent him into a coma. 128264 2007 Dead Zone, The: Re-Entry T DVD -R HQ 8721 Episode. 7-1-2007 News Media. Johnny and Vice President Stillson work together to try to avert a natural disaster. 128265 2006 Dead Zone, The: Revelations T DVD -R HQ 6671 Episode. 8-13-2006 News Media. 128266 2005 Dead Zone, The: Saved T DVD -R HQ 4123 Episode.#56. 8-8-2005 News Media covers the disappearance of the senator's fiancé and her recovery. Smith knows she is being coerced to return but is powerless to stop her -- and Armageddon is back on the agenda. Reporter #1 (Dagmar Midcap). Reporter #2 (Jennifer Kitchen). Reporter #3 (John Emmet Tracy). Cameraman (Clancy Dennehy). 128267 2003 Dead Zone, The: Scars T VHS 1361 Silverstein, Craig Episode #19. 2-16-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. After learning Stilson's congressional rival, a long-time incumbent is a war veteran with a dark secret. Johnny ponders whether the truth is more important that Stilson's defeat. 128268 2002 Dead Zone, The: Shaman T VHS 1244 (First 30 Minutes). VHS 1267 (Final 30 Minutes) Menosky, Joe Episode #12. 9-8-2002 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. While traveling out in the wilderness with Bruce, Johnny is plagued by visions of a meteor hitting a mountain and people vanishing. He's unable to direct an astronomer to find the meteorite so he goes out into the wilderness and injures his leg. Taking refuge in a cave, Johnny picks up an antler fragment and has a vision of an injured Indian shaman in the past...who can see Johnny as well. Soon establish rough communication. Shaman suffered head injury that gave him a dead zone. Johnny realizes the shaman will die during a meteorite strike and the people he saw vanishing are the man's descendents. Johnny manages to warn him to get him and his community clear of the blast radius in the past. He helps Johnny hold out long enough for the rescue party to find him. 128269 2002 Dead Zone, The: Siege, The T DVD -R HQ 9681. VHS 1250 DeGuere, Philip Jr. Episode #9. 8-11-2002 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Disgruntled electrician fired by town council, goes into bank with a shotgun and revolver, tries to rob it and takes everyone present including Sara hostage. Waiting outside, Johnny gets a vision of future massacre. Goes in to try to alter future. Guided by his visions and scrambling wildly to adapt to the altering futures he keeps seeing in which he dies, Sara dies, Conrad dies, and/or everyone dies each time he changes something. Johnny soon becomes Conrad's unlikely ally. Finally Johnny manages to earn Conrad's trust and manage to talk him into releasing the hostages and giving himself up. 128270 2003 Dead Zone, The: Storm, The T Piller, Michael Episode #26. 7-6-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. In aftermath of Kate's death, Johnny's friends plan an intervention to shake him out of his guilt and trauma of constant visions. He has visions of massive storm that will strike at the retreat. Last time similar storm came up was the day of Johnny's accident. It seems to be following him. Johnny confronts the storm and survives it. 128271 2004 Dead Zone, The: Tipping Point (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 1915, 1893 Episodes. 8-22-2004 Documentary Maker Rachel Caldwell, shooting a documentary on the campaign, was murdered after seeing politicians rigging a computer voting machine. Hero is a suspect. As problems with his dead zone worsen, Johnny must decide if brain surgery is an option, knowing he will lose the psychic abilities that may help prevent Amageddon. 128272 2002 Dead Zone, The: Unreasonable Doubt T SVD 1205 Taylor, Michael Episode #5. 7-14-2002 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Johnny is summoned to jury duty on a murder trial that involves a street ganger who murdered a store owner. Johnny starts to get visions which lead him to believe the accused is innocent. He is the only not-guilty vote initially and manages to convince the jury over as he looks for evidence that supports his visions. Finding the necessary evidence and using his psychic insights of the past lives of some of the jurors, he eventually manages to sway them over to his side. 128273 2002 Dead Zone, The: Valley of the Shadow T SVD 1335 Taylor, Michael Episode #14. 1-5-2003. Season 2 Opener Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Johnny still shaken by his Armageddon visions and growing increasingly obsessed with Stilson, whom he's secretly following to try and gain further visions. But his powers seem to be on the blink. CEO's son is stolen by mysterious kidnapper. Kidnapper seems fascinated by Johnny and taunts him with biblical clues. Johnny eventually tracks the missing boy and kidnapper who turns out to be the owner of a small company that the CEO bought out. He tells Johnny that Smith is Daniel the prophet and he has to save the world by helping it to save itself, before killing himself in a police gunfight. Meanwhile, Stilson takes a sexual interest in Sarah Bannerman. 128274 2003 Dead Zone, The: Visions T Silverstein, Craig Episode #32. 8-17-2003. Season 2 Finale. Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Persistent Reporter (Catherine Lough Haggquist). Johnny Smith discovers another psychic can predict the future. Shows him an issue of Newsweek dated September 2010 with a picture of Johnny and the headline: "Will This Man Destroy the World?" 128275 2002 Dead Zone, The: What It Seems T SVD 1210 Piller, Michael Episode #2. 6-23-2002 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Johnny doesn't like Bright who is hounding him for a quote. Johnny is certain a nurse will be the Strangler's next victim. Enlists help of his physical therapist and new friend Bruce to try to stop the murder. Clashes with sheriff Walt Bannerman who is uncomfortable with Johnny's sudden appearance in his life. He lets Johnny touch a piece of evidence. Vision lets him enter mind of serial killer. He learns what it feels like to kill. Nurse turns up alive. Johnny becomes laughing stock. Killer chose another victim because nurse eluded him. Johnny winds up leading police to body, touches it and sees who the killer is. He saves the sheriff's life and the killer commits suicide. After what he's seen, the sheriff no longer doubts Johnny's powers. Johnny feels guilty that his visions caused a young woman's life to be cut short. 128276 2002 Dead Zone, The: Wheel of Fortune T On Tape Piller, Michael Episode #1. 6-16-2002 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Goes after Johnny Smith who after six years in a coma has the gift of second sight and is trying to come to grips with his new powers and navigating his way through his new life Johnny Smith leading idyllic small-town life working as high school science teacher engaged to love of his life, Sarah and being a devoted son to widowed other. Near-fatal car accident puts him in deep coma. He awakens six years later to find everything changed. Sarah is married to local sheriff, Walt Bannerman. The child they are raising is actually his son who knows nothing about his real father. Johnny's mother died. She left Johnny's finances under the thumb of Reverend Purdy, an influential religious leader who was Johnny's mother's former love. Johnny has changed -- now finds himself with gift or curse of second sight. Through visions he sees with simple touch, he becomes responsible for saving nurse's little girl from fire, helping his Vietnamese doctor reunite with mother he thought was dead during fall of Saigon, and must prevent serial killer from striking again. 128277 2003 Dead Zone, The: Zion T Menosky, Joe and Michael Piller Episode #25. 4-6-2003 Reporter Dana Bright (Kristen Dalton) of the Bangor Daily News and the Media. Father and son say goodbyes after a wild ride in Johnny Smith's visions. 128278 1986 Dead-End Drive In M News Reporter (Ron Sinclair) 128279 1868 Dead-Sea Fruit N Maxwell Press 128280 1914 Dead, The SS OWN Joyce, James Reporter 128281 1987 Dead, The M Joyce, James (Short Story -- "Dead, The.) Reporter Gabriel Conroy (Donal McCann) is accused by a woman of working for a conservative British rag. 128282 2004 Dead, The N Black, Ingrid Reporter Nick Elliott with a Dublin newspaper , who wrote a book about a vicious Bible-quoting serial killer who vanished from Dublin five years earlier, receives a letter with a threat to kill five prostitutes in the next week. True-Crime Writer Saxon, a former FBI agent, remains in Dublin after her unsuccessful attempt to write a book about the same serial killer. She has fond relationship with her love, a detective chief. Her professional life is in limbo. It turns out it is a copycat killer. With each murder, the killer taunts police. 128283 2001 Deadhouse, The N Fairstein, Linda Correspondent Jake, Manhattan Assistant District Attorney's new love, might be breaking up with her. She's involved in trying to solve the murder of a celebrated political science professor. 128284 1942 Deadlier Than the Male N Gunn, James Made into the movie, "The Lady From Shanghai." Newspaper Heiress Georgia Staples. 128285 1977 Deadliest Season, The T News Media. Ice hockey drama. 128286 1952 Deadline T Fireside Theatre, Series (4-22-52). Press 128287 1955 Deadline T Robert Montgomery Presents, Series (1-31-55) Press 128288 1951 Deadline T Danger - 10-30-51 Journalists. Richard Kiley, Joseph Anthony 128289 1953 Deadline T Playhouse, Series (12-3-53) Press 128290 1959 Deadline T Series 1959-1960. Journalists. Anthology series, hosted and narrated by Paul Stewart. Dramatizations that depict work of newspapermen throughout the United States 128291 1981 Deadline MT SV 198 Davis, Walter Halsey (Screenplay) Australia - Ness Book Reporter Barney Duncan (Barry Newman) of the International Press Service in Australia races against the clock and government officials in a desperate search for a nuclear bomb. He uncovers the plot to destroy Sydney with a nuclear bomb. Journalist is depicted as a typically disillusioned reporter and former alcoholic who was a correspondent in Vietnam. Duncan and Video Cameraman Sam O'Bannon (John Ewart) have their tapes confiscated by the government, but O'Bannon switches the tape. Deep-Throat-type contact. Editor Jack McGinty (Alwyn Kurtis) wants to get an official source to confirm the story. Reporter Gillian Boles (Trisha Noble) teams up with a reluctant Duncan (because she is a woman). They escape authorities, figure out where the bomb is, and the reporter disarms the bomb seconds before it detonates. The national security advisor insists the information can't be printed but Duncan tells him he is going to run the story. Final voice-over: "Beyond the issue of a nuclear threat, this even raised questions about the role of journalism in a free society. Are any ideas so threatening they cannot be discussed?" 128292 1987 Deadline M SVD 868. DVD. Peled, Hanan (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book -- Great Quotes TV Correspondent Don Stevens (Christopher Walken) for ABS News is a world-weary American reporter who arrives in Beirut to fill in for the regular correspondent for a few days. He meets Mike Jessop (Hywel Bennett) who works for Eurovision News. Stevens tells him he has lost his taste for covering war. Seems content to sit around the hotel room letting his assistant do his legwork, filing reports with Jessop's leftover footage. A story on the PLO breaks and the other journalists rush to cover it. Stevens just goes to the hotel swimming pool. His Editor threatens to transfer him for missing the story on Arafat. Stevens tells his editor everyone has that story and he is working on something bigger. Led blindfolded to an exclusive PLO interview. Agrees not to identify the PLO member by name. When he does another interview, the man is shot. Regular correspondent returns and is killed. Stevens is mistakenly identified as the victim. Stevens discovers Jessop is working for the PLO. While trying to get out of Beirut, Stevens learns that an impending massacre of Palestinians will take place. The editor doesn't believe him and when the slaughter occurs Stevens goes to film the aftermath. 128293 1992 Deadline M SVD 787 TV Reporter is on the prowl for a scoop in San Francisco. Esai Morales and Kimberly Foster 128294 1957 Deadline N MLPL Boles, Paul Darcy Columnist George Case for newspaper in unidentified A southern city in the mid-1950s. 128295 1975 Deadline N OWN - P Heald, Tim Gossip Columnist St. John Derby of the Daily Globe 128296 1988 Deadline MT Stacy, Tom (Screenplay) Great Britain - Ness Book - Good Quotes Correspondent Granville Jones (John Hurt), a once great Fleet Street journalist now disillusioned. He has become an alcoholic recluse on an island in the Persian Gulf where he serves as a correspondent for The Morning Post in London. His colleagues rely on Jones for contacts including a TV reporter who has come to the island to try to interview a nationalist leader. They also talk behind his back about how he is over the hill. Series of flashbacks reveal source of his pain. Woman Jones loved was killed while working on an excavation. Jones gets an exclusive about a change in leadership. A prince tries to control the story and Jones sends it directly from the palace with a coded message telling his paper to disregard the wire Newsman gets off island, uses a petroleum company's equipment to send the real story. His paper wires back he needs to send the original note for confirmation. He gets to the offices of the Arab Gazette and sends the story. He dies in the process. "I am of the old school. And the old school in Fleet Street which is where our newspapers are printed has a saying -- 'Facts are sacred.' I have been declared persona non grata in certain countries…because I have written the truth about that country." 128297 1990 Deadline NM Heidish, Marcy Crime Reporter Nan Skillen, 35, is a crime reporter for a big Washington newspaper 128298 1989 Deadline NM Stacey, Tom Correspondent Granville Jones of London's Fleet Street. Once famous, he fell in love with a woman and left England to live with her on the island emirate in the Persian Gulf where they met After her death, Jones stays on growing old and forgotten except as a stringer for a British daily. But now rumors of the emir's abdication recall the aging, ailing newsman to action, especially when TV crews invade the island. The TV newsmen broadcast "information" disseminated by plotters of a coup d'etat. He takes great risks to get out the true account of the situation. Jones evokes the memory of heroes of pre-electronic print journalism, reporters almost fanatically devoted to covering the news in depth. 128299 1952 Deadline N Corbin, William Reporter and son of a famed one joins a daily, is inwardly frightened, proceeds to learn lessons that are realistic enough through a series of believable events of what really goes on in a newsroom. 128300 1981 Deadline NM OWN - P Dunning, John Reporter Dalton Walker, a prize-winning New York-based reporter for the Tribune. His first assignment is to interview one of the Rockettes from Radio City Music Hall. She comes from an Amish background. The editor thinks her story would be a great human-interest piece. What Walker finds out is the reason he was assigned this is that she does not give interviews. Meanwhile an eight-year-old girl has died in a circus tent fire. Walker is disturbed to find that no relatives come to claim the body of the young victim. Not every story is what it seems and soon Walker is heading down a terrifying seductive path toward truth and the unrelenting deadline. 128301 1935 Deadline P MLPL Latham, Frank B. Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 128302 1994 Deadline NM Alcorn, Randy C. Journalist, an award-winning reporter, struggles to unravel the mystery behind a murder investigation 128303 1970 Deadline MF Sweden Journalist Ole Blegel (Ole Blegel). 128304 1957 Deadline N Boles, Paul Darcy Editor of a large Southern newspaper is famous and a libel. He faces a terrible dilemma when he must write his first column on the Supreme Court-ordered integration. 128305 2005 Deadline N Cooper, Steven Cooper is a reporter for WKMG-TV in Orlando. Investigative TV Reporter Damon Fitzgerald is hot on the heels of the story of his career when he is strangled to death in his own apartment. But what kind of reporter lets a little thing like death keep him from a good story? Fitzgerald is the openly gay investigative reporter at a Boston television station who longs to free himself from writing what he considers to be commercialized "junk" journalism and instead tackle his lifelong goal of writing a great novel. Manages to get himself murdered just before he was to present a career-making expose about how a bank failure is connected with a criminal conspiracy which resulted in the death of a young female attorney. His dry sense of humor intact, the deceased Fitzgerald serves as the narrator, mixing a chronological telling of what happened, along with various musings about what things are really like after death. 128306 1998 Deadline DF Series. Reporter Johannes Niegaard. Hosts Nynne Bjerre Christensen, Kurt Strand, Martin Breum, Adam Holm, Jes Stein Pedersen, Connie Hedegaard, Martin Krasnik, Claus Hagen Petersen, Frank Esmann, Iben de Neergaard, Poul Smidt, Anja Westphal, Christine Antorini. Hosts Dorthe Krosgard, Bo Taudal, Cecilie Beck, Jacob Rosenkrands, Paula Larrain, Charlotte Lindholm, Mette Vibe Utzon, Barbara Gram, Film Historian (Peter Schepelern). 128307 1981 Deadline M Canada News Media. Newsman (Gordon McCall). Newsman (Kathy Millard). Newsman (Gabe Cohen). Newsman (Alan Rosenthal). Newscaster (Walker Boone). Moderator (Ken Camroux). 128308 2003 Deadline DF Series. 2003- News Program. Journalists Bent Bludnikov, Peter Tygesen (2006), Mads Brugger of DR Ung (2006), Iben Thranholm (2005-). TV Critic Bo Tao Michaelis (2005), Marianne Peterson. Hosts Martin Krasnik, Claus Hagen Petersen, Bo Taudal, Christine Antorini, Cecilie Beck, Barbara Gram, Connie Hedegaard, Dorthe Krogsgard, Anja Westphal. Kurt Strand (2006), Jes Stein Pedersen, Martin Breum (2005), Jacob Rosenkrands (2005), Nynne Bjerre Christensen (2005), Mette Vibe Utzon (2005).. Journalist-Author Asne Seierstad (2002). Author Peter Thorsboe (2005). 128309 2008 Deadline T Reporters (Peter de Gelder, Mirjam Vriend) 128310 1981 Deadline M Critics tear a screenwriter work about, he loses his wife and his children’s respect when he loses the ability to distinguish between his fantasy world and the real world with disastrous consequences. The final undoing of this screenwriter is a deadline that must be met at all costs, costs that perhaps are too great. Newscaster (Walker Boone). Newsmen (Gordon McCall, Kathy Millard, Gabe Cohen, Alan Rosenthal). Voice on Radio (Bob Church). 128311 1992 Deadline CB Green Hornet, The #9 Publisher Britt Reid III of the Daily Sentinel (Green Hornet IV). Sentinel Reporter P. Easton Binney is tired of writing up the “geezer meetings” for the Daily Sentinel. He gets advice from the publisher that he should keep his eyes open. While having a late meal at a nearby diner, Binney spots a big-time underworld figure and follows him to and photographs him at a meeting with the Green Hornet. What’s actually happening is that the crime boss wants out and the Hornet can arrange a Witness Protection Plan-like setup for the hood and his family in exchange for all of his records, which of course won’t be used the way the retiring racketeer expects. Binney manages to get back to the Sentinel’s offices with his picture, which Britt, who is well aware of the negotiations, can’t block from publication without raising too many questions. The police commissioner sees the picture and accompanying story in the morning edition and demands that Reid reveal the sources, information that he in turn claims is protected by the First Amendment’s “Freedom of the Press” clause. Eventually, Britt caves in and sends the police commissioner to the airport while the Hornet is actually at the docks putting the criminal on a ship. Binney, however, had staked out the racketeer’s home, hitched a ride in the rear end of the Beauty and again has a big story for the Sentinel. 128312 2007 Deadline N Chance, Marly In “Lady Jaided: Sexy Smiles” Editor Ryan O’Roarke is the editor of a small daily newspaper and his problems are mounting by the moment. His screwy former wife is stalking him. His pet parrot is hostile. Worst of all, one of his reporters seems hell-bent on seducing him or driving him insane. And Ryan is feeling very tempted these days to give her more than she ever bargained for. Alexis has problems of her own. She knows it’s dicey to mix business and pleasure but has always been hot for her boss in a major way. She finally decides to seduce Ryan. However, it’s not long before Alexis discovers just how rapidly the tables can turn -- and the seducer can become the seduced. Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Sex where you work may be risky, but it can also be lots of fun! Co-workers who go for it and get more than they bargained for. 128313 2009 Deadline N Danielewski, Cynthia Former Reporter Ashley is the wife of New York Detective Jack Reeves. 128314 2000 Deadline -- Killings T SVDSP 867, 872 Columnist 128315 1920 Deadline at Eleven M Byers, Ruth (Story). Lucien Hubbard (Scenario) AFI-Newspapermen/Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Helen Stevens (Corinne Griffith) leaves home when her mother wants her to marry nobleman and takes job with New York paper. First assigned to do story on "Autumn," but works her way up to advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist. She makes friends with drunken reporter Jack Rawson (Frank Thomas) and helps him kick his alcoholism. Rawson, drunk, stumbles on the murder of working girl while following the columnist, but is accused himself of the crime. She tells police not to inform the other newspapers and promises to find real killer. Visits dead girl's employer, pretending to be lame, and gets him to agree to take her home while instructing chauffeur to drive to the police station. Once there, she gets a confession. When the reporter reforms, she takes him home to her mother who discovers he is a member of a socially prominent family. Stevens is not sure whether she wants to be a reporter, a waitress or a housemaid. 128316 1983 Deadline Auto Theft M Interviewer (Jonathan E. Fricke - Himself), KFOX. 128317 1961 Deadline for a Dream (aka In as the Kill) NM Knox, Bill Press 128318 1956 Deadline for Action T Series - Repeats of Dane Clark segments of Wire Service - 1956-1959 ABC Reporter Dan Miller (Dane Clark) 128319 1990 Deadline for Final Art N PVL Adkins, Jan Magazine Art Director Charlie Salt for National Geographic magazine. Researcher Murray Hofnung disappears. Photographer Jillian for the magazine. 128320 1944 Deadline For Love N Craig, Georgia Weinberg List Journalist 128321 1946 Deadline for Murder M Cummings, Irving Jr. (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Vivian (Sheila Ryan) is a nosy journalist who gets in the way of police detective and a gambler who uncovers a plot to steal a government document detailing foreign oil holdings. Several persons are killed after getting hold of the document. Policeman locks reporter up at one point to try to get her out of his way. Killer is exposed as gambling club operator and the reporter ends up with the gambler. 128322 1998 Deadline For Murder NM Payne, Louisa TV Anchorwoman who is married to a computer mogul is murdered. A detective discovers that the popular TV Anchorwoman's husband is in deep financial trouble. Two more murders take place as the detective tries to solve the mystery. 128323 1991 Deadline for Murder, A NM Frankel, Valerie News Media 128324 1995 Deadline for Murder: From the Files of Edna Buchanan MT SV 301 Sequel to "Corpse Had a Familiar Face." Reporter Edna Buchanan (Elizabeth Montgomery) gets involved in a triple murder and a case of wrongful imprisonment. Newspaperman (Casey Stengel). Reporter (Brian Michael Tracy). 128325 2005 Deadline in Athens NM Markaris, Petros. David Connolly (Translator) TV Reporter Yanna (Janna) Karayoryi, a renowned journalist of the Hellas Channel, is killed in the broadcasting studio just as she was about to go on the air with some sensational news about the homicides of two poor Albanians in Athens, Greece. Haritos's further inquiries turn up some interesting new details -- the dead couple were sitting on half-a-million drachmas and they get the reporter killed herself. Karayoryi's replacement on the TV is also killed. Dead journalists everywhere. The impaling of a TV reporter is much bigger news than a couple of Albanian corpses, especially to the Hellas bosses who insist on exclusive access to the inquiry and threaten to expand their 24/7 coverage by tattling to their ministerial contacts. Did she have some crucial evidence about the homicides that may have involved drugs, or is her murder unconnected? . Deceit and corruption in the competitive world of Greek media is discovered. "Two dead Albanians is of interest to no one but the TV channels," confides the Athens police inspector Costas Haritos. 128326 1960 Deadline Midnight T Series 1960-1961. Advisor, former Daily Express Editor Arthur Christiansen. News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128327 1960 Deadline Midnight: T Episode #5. 7-11-1960 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Reporter #1 (Anthony Bate). Reporter #2 (Charles Rea). E 128328 1960 Deadline Midnight: T Episodes #1 through #13. 6-13-60 to 9-5-1960 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128329 1961 Deadline Midnight: Before the Cock Crows T Episode #33. 10-21-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128330 1961 Deadline Midnight: Bid For Glory T Episode #20. 6-3-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128331 1961 Deadline Midnight: Billy Brewster Story, The T Episode #17. 4-22-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128332 1961 Deadline Midnight: Doggo T Episode #22. 7-1-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128333 1961 Deadline Midnight: Exclusively Yours T Episode #31. 10-7-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128334 1961 Deadline Midnight: Eye for Detail, An T Episode #29. 9-23-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128335 1961 Deadline Midnight: Girl From Harrow, The T Episode #36. 11-11-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128336 1961 Deadline Midnight: Golden Handshake, The T Episode #34. 10-28-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128337 1961 Deadline Midnight: Humble Win, The T Episode #19. 5-20-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128338 1961 Deadline Midnight: Inheritance, The T Episode #38. 11-25-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128339 1961 Deadline Midnight: It's a Free Country T Episode #18. 5-7-1961. News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128340 1961 Deadline Midnight: Letter From a Lady T Episode #24. 7-19-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128341 1961 Deadline Midnight: Libel Story T Episode #39. 12-2-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Reporter Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). Neville Crane finds himself at a Revivalist meeting conducted by an Evangelist who is launching a "Save Mankind" mission in London. Crane suspects there is a dubious financial background to his campaign and writes an expose which the editor, after taking legal advice decides to print. But the Evangelist, to the horror and surprise of The Globe sues the paper for 25,000 pounds damages for libel. 128342 1961 Deadline Midnight: Man in a Frame T Episode #30. 9-30-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128343 1961 Deadline Midnight: Manhunt T Episode #16. 4-8-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128344 1961 Deadline Midnight: Murder Story T Episode #15. 3-25-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128345 1961 Deadline Midnight: One Man Went To Fly T Episode #23. 7-15-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128346 1961 Deadline Midnight: One Way Ticket T Episode #26. 8-26-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128347 1961 Deadline Midnight: Pen of Venom T Episode #25. 8-12-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128348 1961 Deadline Midnight: Refugee T Episode #14. 3-11-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128349 1961 Deadline Midnight: Slow Night, The T Episode #21. 6-17-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128350 1961 Deadline Midnight: Striptease T Episode #37. 11-18-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128351 1961 Deadline Midnight: Take Over T Episode #28. 9-16-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128352 1961 Deadline Midnight: Tenpenny Scandal, The T Episode #32. 10-14-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128353 1961 Deadline Midnight: Unforgiven, The T Episode #27. 9-9-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128354 1961 Deadline Midnight: Why George Brown Hanged T Episode #35. 11-4-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128355 1936 Deadline Murder SM Bell, J.M. Black Mask, Nov. 1936, Vol. 19, No. 9, pp. 64-87. Reporter Cochrane narrates the story 128356 1961 Deadline Murder Story T Episode #15 3-25-1961 News Editor Joe Dunn (Peter Vaughan) of The Daily Globe, a Fleet Street Newspaper. Replaced by News Editor Mike Grieves (Glyn Houson). Investigating reporting team featured. Editors and senior reporters. Editor Holland (Alexander Archdale) of The Globe. Investigative reporting team of Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Globe. Reporters and Editors include Neville Crane (Jeremy Young), Matt Stewart (Bruce Beeby). Keith Durrant (Vincent Ball), Tom Douglas (James Culliford), Mark Bryon (Olaf Pooley). Peggy Simpson (Mary Law). 128357 1947 Deadline Mystery: R Series 4-20-1947 to 8-31-1947. ABC Columnist Lucky Larson (Michael Stephen Dunne), a fast-talking columnist syndicated in more than 250 newspapers around the world. 128358 2005 Deadline Torp MTF Miniseries. Norway Reporter (Bartek Kaminski). Interviewer (Ove Eriksen). Camera (Kare Brekke Dahl). Real-Life hostage drama in Norway. 128359 1952 Deadline U.S.A. M DVD -R HQ 2735, 2736. SVDSP 517 Brooks, Richard (Screenplay) Ness Book. Bogart Editor Ed Hutchinson (Humphrey Bogart) of The Day believes newspaper chain wants to buy the 300,000 daily circulation paper to put it out of business, decreasing competition. Gangster trying to control city. Final goal of paper is to expose him. Editor and Publisher, Mrs. John Garrison (Ethel Barrymore), widow of paper's founder, fight against sale of paper. All-out assault on gangster. Day reporter beaten up. Paper sold but gangster exposed in final issue. Editor: "An honest, fearless press is public's first protection against gangsterism..." Owner of rival Standard Lawrence White (Raymond Greenleaf) hears editor call The Day old-fashioned and yells, "Give me some old-fashioned journalism at The Standard." Gangster makes final threat as presses run. Editor: "That's the press, baby, and there's nothing you can do about it." Shot of neon sign on top of newspaper office goes out for last time. Reporter (Dabbs Greer). Reporter (Norman Leavitt). City Editor (Joseph Crehan) of Standard. Reporter George Burrows (Warren Stevens). City News Editor Hal (John Doucette). Copy Boy (Richard Monohan). Headline Writer (Harry Tyler). National Editor (Luther Crockett). Court Reporter (Jeffrey Sayre). 128360 1956 Deadline Vienna T 1-23-56 Correspondent (Douglas Fairbanks) 128361 1957 Deadline, The T Crossroads - 6-14-57 Newspapers. Arthur Franz, Pat Crowley 128362 1991 Deadline, The: Bay City Story Pilot T SV 94 7-31-91 TV Reporter in San Francisco 128363 2001 Deadline: T SVDSP 1295, 1289. SVD 970 (Two Episodes), 969, SVD 872, 869, 867. Episodes. Series (October 2000, March-April 2001, June-September 2002). 13 Episodes Columnist Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt), a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the tabloid newspaper, the New York Ledger. Nikki Masucci (Bebe Neuwirth), the bright and ambitious editor. Si Beekman (Tom Conti), newspaper's owner. Brooke Benton (Hope Davis) is Benton's estranged wife and an award-winning, cutting-edge journalist in her own right. Hildy Baker (Lili Taylor) is an aggressive gossip columnist. 128364 2000 Deadline: Daniel in the Lion's Den T DVD -R HQ 2082. VHS 1244 Episode #4. 10-23-2000 Columnist Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt), a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the tabloid newspaper, the New York Ledger. Nikki Masucci (Bebe Neuwirth), the bright and ambitious editor. Si Beekman (Tom Conti), newspaper's owner. Brooke Benton (Hope Davis) is Benton's estranged wife and an award-winning, cutting-edge journalist in her own right. Hildy Baker (Lili Taylor) is an aggressive gossip columnist. Reporters Benton (Oliver Platt) and Nikki ( Bebe Neuwirth) work together to try to find out if a student was set up by a "Red Squad" in a rock-throwing incident in a 1968 college protest. Community activist who is running for city council turns out to be a fugitive living under an assumed name after being convicted of throwing a rock at police during a student protest 30 years earlier, Benton and Nikki suspect that the man was actually framed by the infamous "Red Squad", some of whose members are still around. Reporter (Carolyn McDermott). 128365 2001 Deadline: Don't I Know You? T DVD -R HQ 2277 Episode #7. 3-17-2001 Columnist Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt), a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the tabloid newspaper, the New York Ledger. Nikki Masucci (Bebe Neuwirth), the bright and ambitious editor. Si Beekman (Tom Conti), newspaper's owner. Brooke Benton (Hope Davis) is Benton's estranged wife and an award-winning, cutting-edge journalist in her own right. Hildy Baker (Lili Taylor) is an aggressive gossip columnist. Benton looks into a two-year-old murder case, in which a suspect was acquitted because of temporary amnesia 128366 2001 Deadline: First Commandment, The T DVD -R HQ 2094 Episode #10. 3-31-2001 Columnist Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt), a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the tabloid newspaper, the New York Ledger. Nikki Masucci (Bebe Neuwirth), the bright and ambitious editor. Si Beekman (Tom Conti), newspaper's owner. Brooke Benton (Hope Davis) is Benton's estranged wife and an award-winning, cutting-edge journalist in her own right. Hildy Baker (Lili Taylor) is an aggressive gossip columnist. Benton investigates the fatal shooting of a prominent rabbi's wife. 128367 2000 Deadline: Howl T DVD -R HQ 2619. VHS 1252. SVD 869 Episode #5. 10-3-2000 Columnist Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt), a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the tabloid newspaper, the New York Ledger. Nikki Masucci (Bebe Neuwirth), the bright and ambitious editor. Si Beekman (Tom Conti), newspaper's owner. Brooke Benton (Hope Davis) is Benton's estranged wife and an award-winning, cutting-edge journalist in her own right. Hildy Baker (Lili Taylor) is an aggressive gossip columnist. Popular Columnist Benton's only problem seems to be writer's block and alcohol -- until his one-night stand with an independent actress makes him a murder suspect. Sports Editor (Christopher Coucill). 128368 2001 Deadline: Just Lie Back T DVD -R HQ 2437 Episode #11. 3-31-2001 Columnist Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt), a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the tabloid newspaper, the New York Ledger. Nikki Masucci (Bebe Neuwirth), the bright and ambitious editor. Si Beekman (Tom Conti), newspaper's owner. Brooke Benton (Hope Davis) is Benton's estranged wife and an award-winning, cutting-edge journalist in her own right. Hildy Baker (Lili Taylor) is an aggressive gossip columnist. Wallace and Hildy investigate a shock jock by the name of Zak Mason (Paul Provenza), who, on his show The Zak Attack, mocks the demise of rape victims with the renewal of the Confucius phrase "just lie back." When the reporters discover that Mason was attacked by someone who shoved a baseball bat down his throat, the case gets more interesting. Mason insists that it was two men, but Wallace and Hildy wonder about Mason's female co-host. Ledger Reporter Katrina Chung (Eunice Wong). 128369 2000 Deadline: Lovers and Madmen (aka Lovers & Madmen) T DVD -R HQ 2104. SVD 869 Episode #2. 10-9-2000 Columnist Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt), a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the tabloid newspaper, the New York Ledger. Nikki Masucci (Bebe Neuwirth), the bright and ambitious editor. Si Beekman (Tom Conti), newspaper's owner. Brooke Benton (Hope Davis) is Benton's estranged wife and an award-winning, cutting-edge journalist in her own right. Hildy Baker (Lili Taylor) is an aggressive gossip columnist. 128370 2001 Deadline: Old Ball Game, The T DVD -R HQ 2425 Episode #6. 3-17-2001 Columnist Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt), a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the tabloid newspaper, the New York Ledger. Nikki Masucci (Bebe Neuwirth), the bright and ambitious editor. Si Beekman (Tom Conti), newspaper's owner. Brooke Benton (Hope Davis) is Benton's estranged wife and an award-winning, cutting-edge journalist in her own right. Hildy Baker (Lili Taylor) is an aggressive gossip columnist. Charlie asks for Wallace's help in telling his friend's story when his friend's rich wife turns up missing. The reporters' investigation leads them to twists around every corner from the deceased carrying another man's child to her other secret affair. In the end, Charlie makes some realizations. Sports Editor (Christopher Coucill). 128371 2000 Deadline: Perception T DVD -R HQ 2262. SVD 1238 Episode #3. 10-16-2000 Columnist Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt), a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the tabloid newspaper, the New York Ledger. Nikki Masucci (Bebe Neuwirth), the bright and ambitious editor. Si Beekman (Tom Conti), newspaper's owner. Brooke Benton (Hope Davis) is Benton's estranged wife and an award-winning, cutting-edge journalist in her own right. Hildy Baker (Lili Taylor) is an aggressive gossip columnist. Reporter Benton (Oliver Platt) looks into a late-night street shooting in which a cop killed a would-be mugger and the mugging victim wounded the officer. When a tourist shoots an off-duty African-American cop who was trying to save him from two muggers, Benton competes with his estranged wife Brooke to investigate a possible case of racial profiling. Sports Editor (Christopher Council). 128372 2000 Deadline: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 1946 Episode #1. 10-02-2000 Columnist Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt), a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the tabloid newspaper, the New York Ledger. Nikki Masucci (Bebe Neuwirth), the bright and ambitious editor. Si Beekman (Tom Conti), newspaper's owner. Brooke Benton (Hope Davis) is Benton's estranged wife and an award-winning, cutting-edge journalist in her own right. Hildy Baker (Lili Taylor) is an aggressive gossip columnist. Columnist Wallace Benton has just discovered his Pulitzer Prize-winning series from two years ago may have landed two innocent men on death row. With three days to right the wrong, Wallace goes on crusade to save the men who he once condemned. To solve his case, Wallace enlists the help of a group of interns who go through the evidence step by step to discover that Wallace was wrong -- and right at the same time. He must free those innocent of vicious murders of fast food restaurant employees. News Assistant (Peter Pamela Rose). Beth Khambu (Christina Chang). Charles Foster (Damon Gupton). 128373 2001 Deadline: Red Herring T DVD -R HQ 1942. VHS 1254 Episode #13. 4-7-2001 Columnist Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt), a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the tabloid newspaper, the New York Ledger. Nikki Masucci (Bebe Neuwirth), the bright and ambitious editor. Si Beekman (Tom Conti), newspaper's owner. Brooke Benton (Hope Davis) is Benton's estranged wife and an award-winning, cutting-edge journalist in her own right. Hildy Baker (Lili Taylor) is an aggressive gossip columnist. Reporter Benton makes enemies when he writes about the Russian mob. Man simply named Anton becomes the center of an investigation that finds Wallace knee-deep in the Russian mafia. Wallace, Hildy and Brooke attend a charity event where they meet face-to-face with the people they are writing about, including a mysterious Colombian woman named Christina del Costa. Elsewhere, Wallace sends his investigators on a few excursions. Journalist (Peter Van Wagner). Sports Editor (Christopher Coucill) 128374 2001 Deadline: Shock T DVD -R HQ 2286 Episode #12. 4-7-2001 Columnist Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt), a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the tabloid newspaper, the New York Ledger. Nikki Masucci (Bebe Neuwirth), the bright and ambitious editor. Si Beekman (Tom Conti), newspaper's owner. Brooke Benton (Hope Davis) is Benton's estranged wife and an award-winning, cutting-edge journalist in her own right. Hildy Baker (Lili Taylor) is an aggressive gossip columnist. After a detective tips off Benton that there's a big story in the rehab facility where he's a patient, Beth (Christina Chang) volunteers to go undercover. 128375 2001 Deadline: Somebody's Fool T DVD -R HQ 2455 Episode #9. 3-24-2001 Columnist Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt), a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the tabloid newspaper, the New York Ledger. Nikki Masucci (Bebe Neuwirth), the bright and ambitious editor. Si Beekman (Tom Conti), newspaper's owner. Brooke Benton (Hope Davis) is Benton's estranged wife and an award-winning, cutting-edge journalist in her own right. Hildy Baker (Lili Taylor) is an aggressive gossip columnist. Benton investigates the circumstances surrounding a man on an airplane who created a disturbance and was killed by other passengers. Photographer (Anthony Cruz). Photo Editor (Howard Atlee). 128376 2001 Deadline: Undesirables, The T DVD -R HQ 6491. VHS 1271 Episode #8. 3-24-2001 Columnist Wallace Benton (Oliver Platt), a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the tabloid newspaper, the New York Ledger. Nikki Masucci (Bebe Neuwirth), the bright and ambitious editor. Si Beekman (Tom Conti), newspaper's owner. Brooke Benton (Hope Davis) is Benton's estranged wife and an award-winning, cutting-edge journalist in her own right. Hildy Baker (Lili Taylor) is an aggressive gossip columnist. Wallace discovers a politician's plot to have drug-addicted women sterilized in order to reduce the number of crack-babies being born in New York City. Not only that, but a story Wallace wrote on the topic 12 years ago comes back to haunt him when he sees physical proof that not all crack-babies turn into druggies and criminals, by way of a 12-year-old chess genius who he can't seem to beat. 128377 1982 Deadlines N OWN - H Ryan, Desmond Reporter. Fearless newspaper reporter uncovers a scandal involving a senatorial candidate. Jimmy Darcy, reporter. 128378 2004 Deadlines M France News Media. United Press Journalist (Karl Makinen). Associated Press Journalist (Ned O'Brien). Reuters Journalist (David Cohen). Times Magazine Journalist (Patrick Chauvel). New York Times Magazine Journalist (Ludi Boeken). Washington Post Journalist (Chris Smoak). Miami Herald Journalist (Sofiane Chaari). Newsweek Journalist (Michael A. Lerner). Wilmington Journal (Michael Higgs). 128379 1922 Deadlines! (Extra, Extra) N OWN Smith, Henry Justin Newspapers. One of the best pieces of journalistic fiction. Series of sketches of life in the newsroom, possibly the Chicago Daily News. 128380 1969 Deadlock T Reporter. Black youth killed by cop and white newspaperman covering the story is murdered 128381 1931 Deadlock M Publicist (Hay Plumb). 128382 2000 Deadlocked MT Reporter (Samantha Ferris). Reporter (Stefanie Hartman). News Director (Leanne Adachi).. 128383 1995 Deadlocked: Escape From Zone 14 MT News Media. Newswoman (Tamara Stanners). Newsman (John Gibbs). Reporter (Dave Cameron). 128384 2005 Deadly M Reporter (Danielle Burgio). News Reporter (Choppy Guillotte). 128385 2008 Deadly Beautiful N Baker, Sam Fashion Features Editor Annie Anderson of Handbag Magazine is a former newspaper reporter who has become a fashion writer and is now investigating a secret underground where many drop-dead-gorgeous models have done to “make it” -- and some have just dropped dead. A serial killer with a thirst for young American models-slash-escorts is on the loose in Tokyo and the local press is all over it. When a supermodel goes missing while on assignment in Japan, an international media news frenzy erupts. At a tender age, the model had the face that launched a million album covers and her career exploded from there. Now, with only a few clues and no body, the authorities wonder if she’s tied to the recent rash of Jack the Ripper-style killings. Annie Anderson swears that she’s done with investigative reporting. After all, these days she jets off to Paris, Milan, her native London and, now, New York City for Fashion Week -- as a front-row writer for Handbag Magazine. But when Annie learns that the missing supermodel is actually the half sister of her best friend, she’s on the next plane to the Far East to get the scoop on the missing supermodel. In the electric metropolis of Tokyo, Annie descends into the gritty, cutthroat underbelly of the international fashion industry to uncover the truth behind the supermodel’s disappearance. But navigating this mysterious territory is riskier than she thought, and she’ll need to watch her fabulously coutured back -- because someone out there is dressed to kill and Annie just might be the next hot number to be knocked off. Complicating matters are Annie’s troubled love life, her editor’s demands and her fear that the supermodel may have been murdered by the Roppongi Ripper, who has already killed several Western blondes. Annie’s search for the supermodel in Tokyo uncovers some surprises, testing her allegiance to her fashion features over hard news and her friendship with her friend, the supermodel’s sister. 128386 1952 Deadly Beloved NM OWN - H Strange, John Stephen (Dorothy Stockbridge Tillett) Reporter-Photographer. Barney Gantt was introduced in 1936 as staff photographer for the New York Globe. As the series progresses, Barney keeps up his photography but is also billed as the Globe's star reporter. 128387 1986 Deadly Business, A MT TV Reporter (Rex Hagon). Reporter (Nerene Virgin). Reporter #1 (Scott Robbins). Reporter #2 (Barry Flatman). 128388 2007 Deadly Dealer, A N Stanley, J.B . Freelance Reporter-Amateur Sleuth Molly Appleby, covering the famous Heart of Dixie antique show for Collector's Weekly, gets an unwelcome scoop when she finds the dead body of an antiques dealer in her hotel's lush conservatory. 128389 1987 Deadly Deception MT DVD -R HQ 1822, 1813. SVD 808. SV 39 Cotler, Gordon (Teleplay) Ness Book Reporter Anne (Lisa Eibacher) strings for the San Francisco Journal covering a story on a woman who committed suicide and killed her baby. Woman actually victim of a plot to kidnap her child. Anne looks into the story and tries to convince the police to reopen the case. She approaches the dead woman's husband but he accuses her of just trying to get a good story and drives away before she can tell him her suspicions. The two eventually investigate, passing themselves off as a couple while following up a lead in another town. Confront a couple they believe are in on the kidnapping plot. Two suspects are killed. Reporter ransacks the office searching for evidence. The husband figures out he was adopted at birth but returned to his parents a year later and that the woman who adopted him arranged to kidnap his child. He confronts her and she commits suicide. Reporter arrives for final embrace 128390 1991 Deadly Desire MT Reporter 1 (Michael Kellick) 128391 2002 Deadly Embrace N Collins, Jackie Journalist Madison Castelli's mobster father is accused of killing two women. Acquitted of first murder with help of his mob boss buddy who is dead by the time the second hit occurs. Nasty men responsible for framing him are threatening to take out more of his loved ones if he doesn't cough up money. The reporter's life is in jeopardy. Sassy Celebrity Journalist Madison, a beautiful and street smart journalist tries to uncover her father's mobster past. Her photojournalist boyfriend has been missing in Colombia for 10 days. Distraught after finding out her father has been keeping secrets from her, she flies from New York to L.A., visits her best friend Natalie De Barge, a gorgeous black radio personality. Within hours, they find themselves caught in a restaurant hold-up. 128392 1993 Deadly Exposure M Brauner, Asher (Screenplay) Ness Book Photojournalist Max (Robby Benson), a Jew, won a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of a secret police slaughter in Lebanon but feels guilty for not stopping the massacre. Trade in his camera for a bottle and hangs around bars spouting conspiracy theories. After his father is killed by a white supremacist group, he is urged to start doing something with his life. A friend who works for a radio station and whose life Max saved in Beirut, gives him a job and assigns him a story on hate crimes. He uses his contacts and is attacked by those trying to stop him from pursuing the story. Aided by Magazine Writer Rita (Laura Johnson) but she later leaves to go on tour with a rock group saying she does not want to get killed for sake of a story. Max uncovers a conspiracy to kill a Jewish senator and make it look as though it was the work of neo-Nazis. He shoots a security guard who is apparently part of the Nazi group and prevents the assassination. But he discovers conspiracy more complex than he thought and even involves Rita who tells him his prevention of the assassination can still be used to the advantage of the conspirators. 128393 2008 Deadly Exposure NR Putman, Cara TV News Reporter Dani Richards wants to know how could a killer have struck in a crowded theater? She had been in the box next to the victim and hadn’t heard or seen a thing. Now the very man who had broken Dani’s heart years ago was investigating the murder. And when her coverage of the story led the killer to stalk her, a former flame who is also a police officer insisted on protecting her. Dani was afraid to let him close again. Yet she had no choice. The killer’s sinister phone calls left no doubt that he’d come for Dani next. 128394 1982 Deadly Eyes M Reporter (Paul MacCallum) 128395 1983 Deadly Force M Barnett, Ken (Story). Ken Barnett, Barry Schneider, Robert Vincent O'Neil (Screenplay) TV Reporter Eddie Cooper (Joyce Ingalls) works her way up from TV news copywriter to reporter. Independent career woman, but she's first seen in an apron working in the kitchen. Also masculine name Eddie). Assigned to cover a series of murders. She goes to interview the killer and is rescued by an investigator she is in love with. At the end of the film, she tries to phone in the story. 128396 1984 Deadly Games NM OWN - H Topol, E.-Neznansky, Fridrich Soviet Journalist Vadim Belkin disappears. Drug ring involved. 128397 1988 Deadly Games N Neznansky, Fridrikh and Edward Topol Journalist disappears and a small team of police investigators are probing the disappearance and stumble across evidence of a huge drug smuggling ring based in Azebaijan. 128398 1982 Deadly Games, The (aka Who Fell Asleep?) M Mansfield, Scott (Screenplay) Journalist Keegan (Jo Ann Harris) investigates alleged suicide of her sister and discovers a slasher is on the loose. Tells police she works for a music magazine in New York, but is thinking of moving to Minneapolis to work in a newsroom. 128399 1995 Deadly Games: One Mean Mother T Episode #2. 9-12-1995. Sci-Fi Newscaster (Catherine Einhaus). 128400 2006 Deadly Gold N Simmons, Hal Reporter Marc Young gives up his job on a metropolitan daily and journeys to Crystal, Colorado a small mining town in Rocky Mountains to begin his quest for fame and fortune as owner, publisher and editor. He gets a job on the local paper, the Crystal Times -- it was easy, perhaps too easy. A few days later the husband of the woman he had replaced lets him know in a most violent and painful manner that they were not pleased -- and that there was more to the situation at the paper and at the mine than immediately met the eye. Meanwhile, somewhat oblivious to what was going on and simply trying to do his job at the paper, Marc was also trying to figure out how to court the beautiful young schoolteacher he had been trapped with overnight in a snow drift, much to the delight of local gossips. When he gets a chance to purchase the paper -- again too easily -- and the former owner disappears along with his wife, a rare trout turns up dead from cyanide poisoning seemingly from mine-caused water pollution, and he receives ominous visits from several of the town’s leading heavies. Marc finds his newspaperman’s instincts leading him closer to the truth and deeper into trouble and danger. He finds a story most reporters would die for -- and he just might. In spite of his realization there is no one he can trust, when Marc is invited by mine superintendent John Romand to descend with him into an abandoned shaft to ascertain the truth about the so-called cyanide leak, his desire for a story gets in the way of his common sense. Abandoned in total darkness and silence deep in the bowels of the earth, Marc discovers what happened to the vanished former owner and his wife -- and what fate had been planned for him as well. Along the way he meets threats, romance, greed, betrayal and even murder. From precarious moments tottering in his old pickup at the brink of plunging over the edge of an icy cliff to fighting desperately to avoid being thrown into an old mine hopper and being pulverized along with the ore, Young matures from an ambitious yet likable, somewhat naive and clueless young man to one who exemplifies qualities of true heroism in the modern West. 128401 1994 Deadly Heroes M Cameraman (Steve Greenstein). 128402 2006 Deadly Homecoming, A N Davis, Bill Editor of the local newspaper helps Alan Bronze who is trying to take control of his “kill or be killed” situation. A mysterious letter was sent to Bronze encouraging him to return to his childhood hometown to handle the estate of his deceased grandfather, a man he hated and who hated him in return. Instead of the expected paper shuffling, Alan is soon struggling just to stay alive. He has unwittingly walked into the midst of a major drug distribution center -- set up by his own grandfather. The old man’s corrupt partners are the leading citizens of the small mountain town and now they plan to take of Alan -- just like they took care of his grandfather. With the help of the well-connected editor of the local newspaper, Alan decides he’s going to have to take control of what happens to him in the future. 128403 1987 Deadly Illusion M Reporter (Kathryn Leigh-Davis) from Mademoiselle Magazine. 128404 1988 Deadly Intent M Newscaster Sandy (Cathleen Chin) 128405 1995 Deadly Invasion: Killer Bee Nightmare, The MT Newscaster (Jerry Penacoli) 128406 2005 Deadly Isolation MT News Media. TV Newscaster (Al Dubois). Reporter (Rosey Edeh). 128407 2000 Deadly Look of Love, The MT DVD -R HQ 7993, 7994 Reporter #1 (J.C. Kenny) 128408 1957 Deadly Mantis, The M L Golden Age Collection Journalist Alix Talton as newswoman fighting giant praying mantis on East Coast. Second Reporter (Tom Greenway). Announcers (Ned Le Fevre. William A. Forester). 128409 1992 Deadly Matrimony MT Reporter #1 (Carlton Watson). Reporter #2 (Leah Black). Reporter #3 (Don Ritchie). Reporter #5 (Brenda Kamino). Reporter #7 (Janet Bailey), TV Reporter (Karen Kennedy) 128410 1973 Deadly Memorial NM Perry, Patricia News Media 128411 1996 Deadly Obsession N Ellis, Julie Editor Laurie Roberts at a midtown Manhattan magazine has published a couple of mystery stories and one paperback novel. She lost her husband in an encounter with a deranged killer. When a coworker's nephew becomes latest victim in a series of kidnappings and murders of young children in Alabama, she tells her boss she wants to pursue the story. She puts herself on the line to follow a hunch. She meets an attractive, eligible doctor on her way to the crime scene. 128412 2000 Deadly Obsession NSF Rasey, Patricia A. Reporter Laurie Michaels hounds a police officer who is investigating a killer who is loose and has taste for human blood. He has personal reasons for detesting the press so sparks fly when the hard-nosed beautiful reporter Laurie hounds him for a story. Fate forces them to join forces, neither one anticipating the attraction that develops. But just as the man thinks he is close to finding all the answers, both personal and professional, Michaels disappears. Michaels is trying to stop living vampire from killing again. Her eyes are about to be opened about the world and her own desire for a man both dark and compelling. But does she have what it takes to melt a heart made diamond-hard by many years of pain. 128413 1985 Deadly Passion M TV Reporter (Victoria Baker). News Announcer (Ed Horodko). 128414 1979 Deadly Piece, The NM OWN - P Hamill Pete Reporter Sam Briscoe divorced, disillusioned, a skeptic but not a cynic 128415 1983 Deadly Revenge (aka Desquite, El) M News Media 128416 1998 Deadly Sanctuary NR Nobel, Sylvia. Robert Patterson (Art) Reporter. Beautiful, strong-willed reporter, Kendall O'Dell, is drawn into an evil web of conspiracy when she accepts position at a small newspaper in isolated Castle Valley, Arizona Her assignment: find out why her predecessor mysteriously vanished while working on a story concerning unsolved deaths of two teenage girls 128417 2001 Deadly Scavengers M Photographer (Zenova Braeden) 128418 1997 Deadly Silence N Larsen, Jodie Public Relations Specialist Angela Anderson and a rising young attorney Nick Hunter believe their futures are assured at a prestigious Oklahoma City law firm until they’re brought together on an important case with their research revealing the firm’s chilling link to a series of infant abductions. Now in their search for the truth, they will find that someone will stop at nothing to ensure their silence -- even if it means keeping them quiet in a more permanent way. Anderson is the firm’s public relations expert and she and Hunter are assigned to help with damage control for a senator who has about one million dollars of income not reflected on his tax returns over a three-year period. Angela has worked for the firm for more than six years and clues Hunter in on the boss’s little idiosyncrasies -- such as taping all outgoing and incoming telephone calls and bugging all the offices and hallways. Angela is clearly working there because her mother is in an expensive nursing home with Alzheimer’s disease. Angela’s practical but cynical approach and Hunter’s honest and gentle naiveté play well against each other in the start of their friendship and budding romance. 128419 1989 Deadly Silence, A MT News Media. TV Reporter (Maria Melendez). 128420 2003 Deadly Swarm MT American Journalist Sandra (Kaarina Aufranc) follows a truck as part of her coverage of cocaine traffic. What she doesn’t know is that a team in Guatemala lead by a scientist gets a rare specie of killing wasps by force from some Indians. They hire a drug dealer to bring the insects to Mexico and provoke an accident with his truck to release the wasps. When the wasps attack the locals, the journalist teams up with an American entomologist to solve the problem. The snoopy journalist Sandra to the bees: “Welcome to the food chain!” Entomologist: So I hear I’m walking next to the miracle cure. Sandra: Yeah, but you’ll have to kill me to get it. Entomologist: Why don’t we start with a kiss, and work out way up to the killing? 128421 1975 Deadly Tower, The MT News Media. Texas Tower massacre of 1966. 128422 2008 Deadly Untruths NR Allen, Pamela J. Investigative Journalist Andie is an up-and-coming reporter working for the only remaining mainstream news organization with widely recognized credibility in the United States. A terrible tragedy occurs when a friend and colleague is accidentally killed while covering the war in Iraq. Around the same time, Andie begins to receive mysterious calls addressing her by name, asking for help from a seemingly trapped person unknown to her. As she begins her research on an assignment to write a front-page above-the-fold tribute to her colleague, Andie learns that her friend was investigating horrendous and massive war crimes perpetrated by officials within the U.S. administration, which were undoubtedly the cause of the “accidental” death. It is now up to Andie to carry on her colleague’s work by exposing those responsible for the atrocities uncovered. But it’s not going to be easy, even with her newfound alliance with bloggers. As the last reliable media source begins to morph, and her safety is threatened by rogue agents operating under orders from within the white House, Andie is forced to endanger herself and others in a race to prevent catastrophic injury and death. If she does not succeed, there will be global consequences for humanity heretofore unimagined. 128423 1990 Deadly Valentine NM OWN - P Hart, Carolyn News Media 128424 1997 Deadly Vineyard Holiday, A NM Craig, Philip Tabloid Reporter is killed in the woods near a detective's house when he discovers the whereabouts of the president's teenaged daughter -- she's staying at the Martha's Vineyard home with permission from her parents. 128425 2007 Deadly Vision NM Reed, Rick R. Reporter Dani Westwood joins forces with a small-town single mom Cass D’Angelo, whose life changes when a thunderstorm sweeps into her small Ohio River Town of Summitville. Lightning strikes a tree near her while she out hunting for her seven-year-old son and a branch knocks her unconscious. When she awakens a couple of days later, she sees into the deepest secrets of those around her and into the fates of some teenage girls who have gone missing. The discovery opens the door to a whole new life for the mother. The police are suspicious and the press wants to make her a celebrity. The killers are desperate to know how she found their carefully concealed grave. The woman finds an ally in Westwood and the two women begin to probe into the disappearances and murders. Dani and Cass also start a romance. When Cass’s little boy Max disappears, she must race against the clock to find him before it’s too late. 128426 1997 Deadly Vision, A MT DVD -R HQ 7421, 7422 News Media. Female Reporter (Matuschka Lindo). Male Reporter (Walter Coppage). News Anchor (Kelly Eckerman). Woman's alarming premonitions lead her to a serial killer. 128427 1995 Deadly Whispers MT DVD -R HQ 7213, 7214. Reporter (Darryl Dehart) 128428 1978 Deadman's Curve T News Media. Jan and Dean biography. 128429 1947 Deadman's Derringers SW GPL Blackburn, Tom W. Press 128430 1998 Deadman's Throttle NS Smith, Jerry Editor Jason Street, the feature editor for Motorcycle Monthly Magazine is a motor-journalist who tracks down his brother's killer. He happens upon a motorcycle accident, discovers the victim is his brother and quickly uncovers clues that it was murder. Alternates between begin with his sexy sweetheart and crashing various test bikes. Motorcycle Monthly is supposed to be at the bottom of the motorcycle-mag feeding chain, but it's got a plush conference room, a garage full of test motorcycles, a full-time mechanic. credit cards for expenses, Full-time receptionist who even lines up photo shots, and just one or two feature articles a month expected of each of the five full-time highly paid staffers. To find the killer, Street digs into his brother's checkered past as a writer for a rival southern California motorcycle magazine, pitting himself against a ruthless foe will who stop at nothing to silence him -- even murder. 128431 2007 Deadmeat M Reporter (Che Walker) 128432 1987 Deadtime Stories M Reporter (Beth Felty). Anchor (Patrick McCord). 128433 1997 Deadwood NW Hirt, Douglas Correspondent Nathaniel Jones was naïve, or perhaps he underestimated the savagery of the frontier, a land very few had set eyes on, let alone survived. but as a newspaper reporter, he had a job to do. Little did he know that as a special correspondent to General George Custer's military expedition, he would not only witness the conquest of the West, but would also find adventure beyond his wildest dreams. 128434 1940 Deadwood Dick M Serial - Chapter Play Editor Dick Stanley (Don Douglas) of Dakota Pioneer Press, becomes Deadwood Dick to fight injustice. Reporter (Eddie Fetherston). 128435 1884 Deadwood Dick's Claim; or the Fairy Face of Faro Flats N Wheeler, Edward L. July 1, 1884 Press 128436 2006 Deadwood Park M Radio Newscaster - 1955 (Aaron Crozier - Voice). 128437 2005 Deadwood: Advances, None Miraculous T DVD -R HQ 3276 Episode. 5-8-2005 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Cochran delivers a dire prognosis. Andy Cramed offers himself as the camp's new minister. Trixie pressures Alma to accept Ellsworth's proposal. 128438 2005 Deadwood: Amalgamation and Capital T DVD -R HQ 3231 Episode. 5-1-2005 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Merrick feels the power of the press. Wolcott interrupts the interrogation of Mose. Swearengen amends his deal with Miss Isringhausen. Martha uses the bank's opening to communicate with Alma. 128439 2006 Deadwood: Amateur Night T DVD -R HQ 6578 Episode #33. 2. 8-6-2006 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. Merrick is beaten up by one of Hearst's goons in his newspaper office by his press for publishing a letter critical of Hearst. He suffers lacerations and a broken rib. Hearst's men overrun Deadwood. Wu delivers a cryptic message to Swearengen. Langrishe mines Deadwood's talent. 128440 2005 Deadwood: Boy-the-Earth-Talks-To T DVD -R HQ 3374 Episode. 5-22-2005 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. George Hearst arrives in camp. Swearengen's manipulations extract a counteroffer from Yankton. Tolliver seeks to improve his position with Hearst. Tensions in Chinaman's Alley boil over. 128441 2004 Deadwood: Bullock Returns to the Camp T DVD -R 1662 Episode #7 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Merrick calls himself an "ink-stained wretch." After tracking down a murderer, Bullock returns to camp as a changed man. Swearengen sees through Trixie's latest subterfuge. Alma remains cold on Farnum's bid on her claim. 128442 2006 Deadwood: Catbird Seat, The T DVD -R HQ 6703 Episode #35. 8-19-2006 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. Merrick prints story that implies George Hearst is behind the shooting at an influential woman. Bullock delivers campaign pitches in Sturgis. Trixie shoots Hearst in the shoulder after he kills the woman's husband. Hearst's men bring the conflict closer to Deadwood and tensions mount. 128443 2005 Deadwood: Childish Things T DVD -R HQ 3172 Episode. 4-24-2005 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Nuttall unveils his new bicycle. Swearengen and Bullock discuss alternatives to annexing the Hills to South Dakota. Stubbs gets some unexpected visitors. 128444 2005 Deadwood: Complications T DVD -R HQ 3057 Episode #17. 4-3-2005 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Alma feels unwell. Tolliver makes a discovery about Wolcott. Bullock protects Commissioner Jarry. Samuel Fields finds a kindred spirit in Jane. 128445 2006 Deadwood: Constant Throb, A T DVD -R HQ 6651 Episode #34. 8-13-2006 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. Merrick is beaten up by one of Hearst's goons in his newspaper office by his press for publishing a letter critical of Hearst. He suffers lacerations and a broken rib. Hearst's men overrun Deadwood. Wu delivers a cryptic message to Swearengen. Langrishe mines Deadwood's talent. 128446 2004 Deadwood: Deep Water T DVD -R 1580 Episode #2 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Merrick calls himself an "ink-stained wretch." 128447 2005 Deadwood: E.B. Was Left Out T DVD -R HQ 3121 Episode. 4-16-2005. Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. Merrick greets new school teacher and gives her a tour of the camp. His print shop is destroyed and filled with human defecation for printing a poster some people in the mining camp hated. 128448 2006 Deadwood: Full Faith and Credit T DVD -R HQ 6353 Episode. 7-2-2006 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. Alma opens Deadwood's first bank. Hearst meets with Swearengen and Tolliver. Bullock brokers a deal. 128449 2004 Deadwood: Here Was a Man T DVD -R 1621 Episode #4 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Merrick calls himself an "ink-stained wretch." In this episode, he goes after advertising for favorable articles. 128450 2006 Deadwood: I Am Not The Fine Man You Take Me For T DVD -R HQ 6266 Episode #26. 6-18-2006 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. Merrick introduces the candidates for mayor and sheriff. He and Swearengen bump heads over freedom of the press and the role of a newspaper in Deadwood. Cryptic note tips off Swearengen. George Hearst, father of William Randolph Hearst, makes his intentions known and sends Swearengen a painful message. Alma's health raises issue of Sofia's stewardship. 128451 2004 Deadwood: Jewel's Boot Is Made for Walking T DVD -R 1726 Episode #10 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Merrick gets a new, up-to-date camera with tripod when stage arrives at Deadwood. Takes picture of new sheriff being sworn in by mayor. Asks to reshoot the picture and is rebuffed. Then shoots a picture that startles patrons at the bar -- "a candid shot." Swearengen strikes a bargain with Adams. Jewel travels for help with her leg. Alma's father arrives from New York. 128452 2006 Deadwood: Leviathan Smiles T DVD -R HQ 6553 Episode #32. 7-29-2006 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. Wyatt Earp and his brother arrive in Deadwood. The town awaits Hearst's next move. 128453 2005 Deadwood: Lie Agreed Upon, A (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 2935 Episode #13. 3-6-2005. Second Season Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Swearengen and Bullock have a violent confrontation. Bullock and Utter discover that mistaken identity led to a fatal shooting at Nuttall's. Bullock's wife and son arrive on the stage. He continues his affair. 128454 2005 Deadwood: Lie Agreed Upon, A (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 2986 Episode #14. 3-13-2005. Second Season Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Merrick and Swearengen discuss truth and decency in an account of what happened -- without bias or abridgement. How a news story was written in the old west is explored. Alma and Bullock face an abrupt decision about their future. Swearengen prepares for another showdown with Bullock. Calamity Jane returns to camp and helps Bullock. 128455 2004 Deadwood: Mr. Wu T DVD -R 1697 Episode #9 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Merrick calls himself an "ink-stained wretch." Bad news for Swearengen. Bullock regrets having raised his hand at the government meeting. Mr. Wu takes center stage. 128456 2005 Deadwood: New Money T DVD -R HQ 3028 Episode #15. 3-20-2005 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Scout for a powerful mining operation arrives. Ailing Swearengen refuses visitors and medical attention. Farnum finds someone to buy the Hickok letter. 128457 2004 Deadwood: No Other Sons or Daughters T DVD -R 1685 Episode #8 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Merrick calls himself an "ink-stained wretch." Swearengen calls a meeting to set up an informal government. Bullock and Alma compare notes on Elsworth. Farnum gets letter from Hickok. Utter offers Jane a job. 128458 2004 Deadwood: Pilot - Deadwood T DVD -R 1580 Episode #1 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. 128459 2004 Deadwood: Plague T DVD -R 1648 Episode #6 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Merrick calls himself an "ink-stained wretch." Camp fathers dispatch riders to get a precious vaccine. Bullock encounters resistance in his quest to bring a murderer to justice. Cochran enlists Jane as a nurse. 128460 2004 Deadwood: Reconnoitering the Rim T DVD -R 1603 Episode #3 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Merrick helps bury a man shot by Hickok and Bullock. Competition arrives for Swearengen. Hickok puts up precious collateral in poker game. Bullock and Star strike up a deal on a lot for their store. Brom threatens Swearengen and is killed. 128461 2005 Deadwood: Requiem for a Gleet T DVD -R HQ 3056 Episode #16. 3-27-2005 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Doc Cochran contemplates a procedure that could cure Swearengen. Bullock attempts to settle into domesticity. Rumors about the camp's future begin to spread. 128462 2006 Deadwood: Rich Find, A, T DVD -R HQ 6436 Episode #30. 7-15-2006 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. Bullock and Swearengen contemplate a pre-emptive strike against Hearst. Aunt Lou reunites with her son. 128463 2004 Deadwood: Sold Under Sin T DVD -R 1750 Episode #11 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. U.S. Army rolls into Deadwood. Bullock reacts to Russell's intentions regarding Alma. Adams displays his loyalties. 128464 2005 Deadwood: Something Very Expensive T DVD -R HQ 3101 Episode. 4-10-2005. Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. Merrick greets new school teacher and gives her a tour of the camp. His print shop is destroyed and filled with human defecation for printing a poster some people in the mining camp hated. Alma proposes forming a bank. Bullock humiliates a claim order. Wolcott tests his alliance with Tolliver. 128465 2004 Deadwood: Suffer the Little Children T DVD -R 1669 Episode #8 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Merrick calls himself an "ink-stained wretch." 128466 2006 Deadwood: Tell Him Something Pretty T DVD -R HQ 6759 Episode #36. 8-27-2006 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. Deadwood turns out to vote. Alma works out a deal for her claim. Hearst leaves Deadwood. 128467 2006 Deadwood: Tell Your God to Ready For Blood T DVD -R HQ 6265 Episode #25. 6-11-2006 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. Deadwood's first true elections approach. One of Hearst's workers is killed at the Gem. Alms has complications with her pregnancy. 128468 2004 Deadwood: Trial of Jack Mcall, The T DVD -R 1632 Episode #5 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Merrick calls himself an "ink-stained wretch." In this episode, he covers the trial, is disgusted by the verdict, goes into the Deadwood bar and yells out how this is the town you want if you want to kill someone and get off free. Deadwood must make its own laws to try a murderer. Illness might threaten the camp. 128469 2006 Deadwood: True Colors T DVD -R HQ 6309 Episode #27, 6-25-2006 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. Stage promoter and old friend of Swearengen arrives in town. Alma offers Hearst a claim deal. Bullock discovers the truth about the Gem killings. 128470 2006 Deadwood: Two-Headed Beast, A T DVD -R HQ 6371 Episode #29. 7-8-2006 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. Dority picks up Capt. Turner's gauntlet. Hostetler completes a deal. Bullock speaks with Hearst. 128471 2006 Deadwood: Unauthorized Cinnamon T DVD -R HQ 6487 Episode #31. 7-22-2006 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. Camp elders meet to discuss the situation with Hearst. Bullock offers a solution to the standoff. Merrick prints Bullock's letter in his newspaper. 128472 2005 Deadwood: Whores Can Come, The T DVD -R HQ 3338 Episode. 5-15-2005 Editor-Reporter A.W. Merrick (Jeffrey Jones) for the Deadwood Pioneer. There's no shortage of news in Deadwood and chronicling the shootings, the claim-jumpings and the occasional good dead is the responsibility of Merrick. He has a knack for showing up when something big is about to happen. Because he's always taking notes, many of the Deadwood residents look upon Merrick with distrust. Jarry fears Bullock and Hearst have thrown their support behind Montana. Swearengen uses a camp tragedy to delay an altercation between Wu and Lee 128473 1960 Deal From The Bottom SS Ellison, Harlan In "Ellison Wonderland" Press 128474 1983 Deal of the Century M Newscaster (Kelly Lange). Helicopter Reporter (John Stinson). 128475 2008 Deal with the Devil NR Noble, Cate In “Baddest Bad Boys” Italian Paparazzi have dubbed Max Deluca, the Devil. All Ellie McMann Deluca wants is one night with the only man she’s ever truly loved -- Max, who agrees on one condition: they extend it to seven nights of sensual pleasure on a private island. But after a whole week of fulfilling each other’s deepest desires, how will they go back to the way things were? 128476 2007 Deal With This NR Monroe, Lucy Reporter Alan Hyatt is really a high-tech espionage agent investigating the Vancouver film industry, whose cover is a reporter enabling him to get close to all the suspects on the set of a sci-fi program. 128477 2003 Deal, The MT UK News Media. Journalist #1 (Stuart Bowman). Journalism #2 (Roshan Rohatgi). Political Editor (Robert Hines). Assistant (David Holdaway). TV Interviewer (Peter Morgan). 128478 2007 Deal, The MT DVD -R HQ 9294, 9293 News Media. Journalist #1 (Stuart Bowman). Journalist #2 (Roshan Rohatgi). Political Editor (Robert Hines). Press Secretary (Kananu Kirimi). TV Interviewer (Peter Morgan). Tony Blair and Gordon Brown meet to discuss the leadership of the Labour Party in this docudrama. British news media cover the story from start to finish. Paparazzi. 128479 1989 Dealers M Newscaster (Kit Hollerbach) 128480 2000 Dean Koontz's Sole Survivor MT VHS 1291 Seattle Journalist (Billy Zane) is prompted to probe the plane crash that claimed his wife and daughter after he meets a mysterious woman who survived the event 128481 2000 Dean Quixote M Newsreel Announcer (Tony Rogers). 128482 1982 Dean's December, The N OWN - P Bellow, Saul Journalist Dewey Spangler, famous journalist and Corde's boyhood friend. Albert Corde, professor of journalism and a dean at a university located in Chicago. 128483 1895 Deane Girls, The: Home Story, A N USC Rouse, Adelaide Louise Reporter. Helen Deane wants to study journalism., gets a job on the Eagle. She is too occupied with her work at the Eagle office. Ends up writing a novel. Writes for leading periodicals. 128484 1987 Dear America: Letters Home From Vietnam MT NBC Newsman (David Brinkley-Himself). NBC Newsman (Fred DeBrine-Himself). NBC Newsman (Frank McGee-Himself). NBC Newsman (Edwin Newman-Himself). NBC Newsman (Jack Perkins-Himself). NBC Newsman (Howard Tuckner-Himself). NBC Newsman (Sandy Vanocur-Himself) 128485 1965 Dear Brigitte M Sports Announcer (Dick Lane) 128486 1992 Dear Celeste, My Life Is a Mess NJ Lantz, Francess Lin Advice Columnist Dear Celeste is the favorite advice columnist of Amanda and Leigh who believe she has all the answers. After all, Celeste has helped them through some awkward and perplexing times in their lives. But when they finally meet her they discover she is not as together as they imagined. 128487 2005 Dear Cordelia NR Ford, Pamela Harlequin Superromance #291 Food Reporter Liza Dunnigan has always dreamed of being an investigative journalist, and she’s finally got her chance. Her assignment? Track down reclusive Advice Columnist “Cordelia.” The only way to get to Cordelia is through her publicist, Jack Graham. Under the guise of applying for a job, Liza meets Jack -- and soon she’s interested in more than a story. But Jack Graham has a secret. Cordelia isn’t his client. She’s his alias. He is Dear Cordelia. No one can ever find out that he’s actually writing the column since his reputation would be ruined. He’s also a notorious playboy who doesn’t plan to settle down. But with Liza in his life he starts to reconsider. Too bad there isn’t really a Cordelia. Because with all the secrets they’re keeping, Jack and Liza could use some advice. 128488 1996 Dear Deborah N Christenberry, Judy (Pseudonym used by Judith Stafford). Precious Gem Romance Advice to the Lovelorn Columnist Deborah Townsend for a major Fort Worth newspaper is writing advice for her readers but can’t even solve her own problems of the heart. Certain she can never recapture the passion she felt with her husband, the young widow has given romance the cold shoulder. Now, the newspaper’s handsome and new Managing Editor Jason Bridges has some advice for her: get back into circulation. For the night on the town, the shy Ms. Lonelyhearts needs a chaperon -- and who is better qualified than Jason himself? He knows the hottest new nightclubs, has invitations to the most exclusive parties, and can introduce Deborah to the city’s most eligible bachelors. Soon Jason’s plan is working wonders -- on him. What’s a man to do when he’s falling fast for a woman who says no to love? Ask an expert for advice, what else? Now all Deborah has to do is read between the lines to discover that true love can strike twice in a lifetime. 128489 1975 Dear Detective: T Hargrove, Dean, Kibbee Roland, David Lewis and George Slavin Episode #3 News Media 128490 1979 Dear Detective: T Episode #4. 4-18-1979 Reporter #1 (Bill J. Stevens). 128491 1989 Dear Digby N OWN - H (Two Copies) Muske-Dukes, Carol Editor Willis Jane Digby, is the letters editor for the feminist journal Sisterhood (SIS). 128492 1998 Dear Gabby: Things Are Getting Out of Hand! NJ Radley, Gail Advice Columnist Gabby is Centerville’s advice column. Eleven-year-old Trish Gates thinks she’s hopelessly ordinary -- so ordinary even her letters to “Dear Gabby” go unanswered -- until she writes for advice about her homeless friends. She doesn’t mention that her friends are a large assortment of animals she’s rescued, and Gabby’s advice to call Social Services isn’t very helpful. When Trish comes up with her own idea for helping her animal friends, it provides she’s far from ordinary. It all started innocently enough. Trish agreed to hide two kittens in her room when Courtney’s mom threatened to take them to the Animal Shelter. Soon, the problems have multiplied as other homeless animals wind up in Trish’s care. Trish writes to Dear Gabby who doesn’t quite understand the situation. Disaster threatens when someone complains to Animal Control leaving enterprising Trish with 72 hours to find homes for all of the animals. 128493 1996 Dear God M TV Anchor (Barbara Beck), bodacious anchor. Court Photographer (Carol Williard). Camerawoman (Renee Albert). News Video Cameraman (Robert Malina). Local Newscaster (Jeris Poindexter). 128494 2005 Dear Jimmy M Reporter (Elaine Capogeannis), Channel Six Reporter. 128495 1989 Dear John: Gone Camping T Episode #6. 4-6-1989 TV Anchor (Tiiu Leek). Reporter (Larry McCormick). 128496 1990 Dear John: Matter of Trust, A (Parts 1 and 2) T Seeger, Efrem Episodes. 12-19-1990 Tabloid News Media. John’s job is jeopardized and the group disbands after a tabloid links him to a promiscuous movie star. Someone betrays the presence of Brooke Collins’s appearance at the One-Two-One club. Kirk claims that he is the leaky source. 128497 1990 Dear John: To John With Love T Episode. 5-2-1990 Freelancer John basks in adulation Mary Beath (Susan Walters) lavishes on him for helping her write an article 128498 1983 Dear Ladies: Bowled Over T Episode #3. 3-29-1983 Newspaper Photographer (Terry Gilligan). 128499 2005 Dear Little Wolf NJ Whybrow, Ian. Tony Ross (Illustrator) Advice Columnist Little Wolf gets a job at Weekly Wolf Magazine "Wolf Weekly," dispensing advice in response to readers' letters -- such as a skunk who wonders if she should change her perfume. Using pen name Mister Helpful, Little Wolf gives advice to various critters of the forest. He suggests to beginning wolfcubsitters: "If baby is a problem and you don't know what to do, give him something fun to play with, like a nice big pot of glue." 128500 1992 Dear Lovely Hart, I'm Desperate: T SV 55 School Newspaper Advice Columnist. Advice column in a high school newspaper becomes popular -- until it leads to a tragic event 128501 1976 Dear Lovey Hart: I Am Desperate: (aka) ABC Afterschool Specials: Dear Lovely Hart: I Am Desperate T Episode #10. 5-19-1976 Sports Editor (Bill Seward). 128502 2001 Dear Maggie NJ Novak, Brenda Harlequin Superromance #987 Police Reporter Maggie Russell in Sacramento works the night shift. She’s divorced and the mother of a very active three-year-old son. Maggie may not have much time for a social life, but she’s recently begun an e-mail correspondence with a man named John. Maggie has finally stumbled on the big crime story that will truly establish her career -- if it doesn’t end her life. A serial killer who moves from one city to the next. A murderer who chooses a female reporter and writes her letters -- before he kills her. As if things aren’t complicated enough, Photojournalist Nick Sorenson, the paper’s new photographer, seems to be taking an unusual interest in this case. And in her. What Maggie doesn’t know is that Nick’s an undercover FBI agent tracking the killer and keeping an eye on Maggie -- at work and through his e-mail persona “John.” Maggie doesn’t realize that she’s falling in love with a man who’s not what he seems to be, a man whose deceptions may save her life. 128503 1987 Dear Miss Demeanor NM OWN - P Hess, Joan Columnist Editor and Journalism Teacher Emily Parchester at Farberville High in Arkansas is fired for pilfering petty cash. Suggestive letters are sent to the local advice columnist, Miss Demeanor of the Falcon Crier. Bookstore Owner and amateur sleuth Claire Malloy is persuaded by her daughter, Caron, to substitute for Miss Parchester. Surely Miss Parchester cannot be guilty of embezzlement. But the petty charges graduate to murder when the Farberville High principal dies after eating Miss Parchester's peach compote. Miss Parchester, last seen at a local sanitarium, is suddenly missing. It's up to Claire to not only take over the journalism class but to find out what's going on. 128504 2002 Dear Miss Lonely Heart: Hope Deferred/Wait For Me/Mission:Marriage/I Do Too (aka Dear Miss Lonely Heart: Four Stories of Love Within the “Advice Column.” N Ford, Aisha Ford and Linda Lyle, Pamela Kaye Tracy, Terry Fowler write various parts of the story. Inspirational Romance Collection Advice to the Lovelorn Columnist is a popular feature in a magazine for Christian singles, but how many times will Editor Shelby Tate of Agape Today Magazine have to place an ad for a “Write to the Heart” columnist? Not just anyone will do. The magazine’s owner requires the person to be single -- after all, who better to advise the unmarried? But keeping her columnists single is the challenge as one by one they find love. It seems that as soon as a new Miss Lonely Heart begins writing, a reader’s letter captures her attention, and before long, the author of that letter captivates her heart. Three of Shelby’s best writers -- women who wrote with godly insight -- have turned in resignations along with wedding invitations. Now, Shelby is forced to take up the pen herself. How can this stress possibly be from God? And how will He complete the quartet of romance? Each novella tells the love story of one of the advice columnists. 128505 1996 Dear Mr. Right NR Drew, Jennifer Silhouette Yours Truly Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnists try an innovative twist to their column -- the two reporters Army and Joe Malone begin to date each other. It's bad enough when Amy's old high school nemesis Malone shows up at the newspaper and horns in on her job. Her boss seems to think Amy's advice column needs a male point of view. But Malone giving the world dating advice? Now her boss wants her to go out with Malone for "research purposes." 128506 1936 Dear Old Gentleman N Goodchild, G. Reporter disregards laws and decencies in searching the facts about a man he considers unjustly convicted of murder 128507 1976 Dear Pam M Adult Advice Columnist Pam Slanders (Crystal Sync). Got a problem? Ask Pam, America’s Sexiest Advice Columnist, but remember: do as she says not as she does. 128508 1955 Dear Phoebe P MLPL 812 T125-20 - Play Index, 1953-60 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist. Taggart 128509 1954 Dear Phoebe: T VHS 913 (Episode). VHS 908 (Episode). Series 1954-1956. 39 Episodes Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). 128510 1955 Dear Phoebe: And So To Wed T Episode #20. 1-21-1955 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Angry woman accuses Bill of abandoning her and their children five years ago. 128511 1954 Dear Phoebe: Bill Gets a Job T Episode #1. 9-10-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Bill joins the newspaper staff and meets the prettiest sportswriter in town. 128512 1954 Dear Phoebe: Bill Plays Cupid T Episode #8. 10-29-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Billy sets Mickey up with a reader who thinks women are too expensive. 128513 1955 Dear Phoebe: Bill's Baby T Episode #19. 1-14-1955 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Bill and Mickey pretend to be parents when a baby is left on Bill's doorstep. 128514 1954 Dear Phoebe: Bill's Black Book T Episode #4. 10-1-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Mickey and Phoebe share the mumps. 128515 1954 Dear Phoebe: Christmas Show, The T Episode #16. 12-24-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). It is Christmastime in Los Angeles. Bill Hastings come home to find his little friend Joey hiding in a cabinet. Joey is a fatherless boy who is prone to mishaps. He has just run away from military school. While at Bill's, Joey's mother finds him there. She believes the reason Joey ran away from school is because of an invitation to a father-son banquet she received. She thinks Joey is upset because he does not have a father to bring to the banquet. Bill sets out to find Joey's dad in time for Christmas and he does. The last scene ends with Mickey leading the cast in singing Silent Night while Joey is reunited with his dad. 128516 1954 Dear Phoebe: Date for Mickey, A T Episode #11. 11-19-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). 128517 1955 Dear Phoebe: Face for Phoebe, A T Episode #28. 3-18-1955 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Editor Fosdick decides to build publicity for Phoebe, but she's supposed to be an elderly woman. How will Bill pull this one off? 128518 1955 Dear Phoebe: Fire the Boss T Episode #30. 4-1-1955 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Employees of the paper file a list of complaints about Editor Fosdick. Then his boss fires him. 128519 1954 Dear Phoebe: Hex, The T Episode #6. 10-15-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Superstitious baseball player romances Mickey, but Phoebe uses his superstitions to break up the relationship. 128520 1955 Dear Phoebe: How's Your Horoscope? T Episode #31. 4-8-1955 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). When his friends at the paper start believing in the horoscopes, Bill promises to teach them the error of their ways. 128521 1955 Dear Phoebe: Humphrey Gets Drafted T Episode #26. 3-4-1955 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Humphrey has a girlfriend but there is a rival for her affections. Finally, the girl decides she will date whoever joins the Army. 128522 1954 Dear Phoebe: Kissing Bandit, The T Episode #2. 9-17-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Police are chasing a "kissing bandit." Mickey and "Phoebe" are both out to break the story. 128523 1954 Dear Phoebe: Lead Your Own Life T Episode #17. 12-31-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Phoebe hosts a successful marriage contest. When two Wyoming ranches win, they shock everyone. 128524 1955 Dear Phoebe: Legal and Tender T Episode #29. 3-25-1955 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Bill sets up a budget to help stay within his means. 128525 1954 Dear Phoebe: Mickey's Engagement T Episode #5. 10-8-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). When Mickey gets engaged to a socialite, Phoebe feels jealous. 128526 1954 Dear Phoebe: Million to One, A T Episode #12. 11-26-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). 128527 1955 Dear Phoebe: Mind Over Muscle T Episode #22. 2-4-1955 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Bill has a theory that he can pick the winner of a boxing match by using simple psychology. He and Mickey challenge one another as to whether Humphrey can win a bout with a skilled boxer. When Mickey loses the bet she must pay up. 128528 1954 Dear Phoebe: Mismated T Episode #7. 10-22-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Bill, Mickey and Humphrey travel to Mexico to investigate illegal marriages. 128529 1954 Dear Phoebe: Momster, The T Episode #15. 12-17-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Bill wants to prove to Mickey that he gets along with children, so he tries to reform a disrespectful boy. 128530 1955 Dear Phoebe: Mr. Fosdick Steps Out T Episode #27. 3-11-1955 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Bill-Phoebe tries to help his editor with his love life. Unfortunately, Bill stumbles onto a blackmail plot. 128531 1955 Dear Phoebe: My Unmarried Wife T Episode #18. 1-7-1955 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Mickey protests when Bill-Phoebe writes that "career girls make bad wives." 128532 1955 Dear Phoebe: No Talent School T Episode #25. 2-25-1955 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Bill and Mickey team up to investigate a drama school. The school demands high prices from its untalented students. 128533 1955 Dear Phoebe: Out of My Mind T Episode #21. 1-28-1955 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Phoebe-Bill and Mickey consult a psychiatrist separately when they have hallucinations of the other person. 128534 1954 Dear Phoebe: Phoebe's Birthday T Episode #9. 11-5-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). As a publicity stunt, the newspaper is celebrating Phoebe's birthday. All gifts will be donated to charity. However, when one of the gifts turns out to be stolen, what will the newspaper do? 128535 1954 Dear Phoebe: Psychologically Speaking T Episode #3. 9-24-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). When "Phoebe" appears depressed, her editor sends her/him to a pretty young psychiatrist for treatment. This causes Mickey to feel jealous. 128536 1955 Dear Phoebe: See You In Jail T Episode #24. 2-18-1955 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Humphrey sends the wrong form letter to a woman seeking advice, "it's not too late, help your true love escape." Unfortunately, the woman's problems is that her boyfriend is on his way to jail. Can Bill fix the bad advice? 128537 1954 Dear Phoebe: Supermarket Sam T Episode #10. 11-12-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Mickey and Humphrey try to trick Bill. But their plan goes astray and they find themselves in trouble. 128538 1954 Dear Phoebe: That's a Bet T Episode #14. 12-10-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Fosdick is convinced he can cure Humphrey of his addiction to horse betting. 128539 1954 Dear Phoebe: That's D'Amore T Episode #13. 12-3-1954 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). Bill is under the spell of a beautiful Italian superstar, so as Phoebe he writes an article comparing American women to European women -- with the Europeans winning. 128540 1955 Dear Phoebe: What Price Women? T Episode #23. 2-11-1955 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Phoebe Goodheart. Bill Hastings (Peter Lawford), ex-college psychology professor employed as Phoebe Goodheart, male advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist for Los Angeles Daily Blade. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Marcia Henderson) is girlfriend of Sports Columnist Mikey Riley. Editor Mr. Fosdick (Charles Lane). Copy Boy Humphrey (Joe Corey). When Bill prints a letter from a reader who calls women "the most expensive luxury," Mickey reacts badly. 128541 2004 Dear Prince Charming NJ Kauffman, Donna Advice Columnist Eric is hired by publicist Valerie Wagner to write for a new magazine…and then learns the gorgeous, reclusive advice columnist is gay. Eric gets his ruggedly handsome and straight best friend Jack Lambert, a sportswriter, to be his public face forcing Jack and Valerie to pull off the stressful charade. When Jack's newfound celebrity lands him in the tabloids, David Letterman wants him to read a Top Ten list. Themes: mistaken-identity and the driven-career-woman-who's softened-by-love plot. 128542 2008 Dear Rita NR Taylor, Simona Kimani Romance Advice Columnist Rita Steadman, an agony aunt, ever received a letter asking for advice about a man like Dorian Black, she would tell the writer to run for the hills. Every inch of the impeccably dressed, arrogant divorce lawyer spells trouble. Which makes it all the more frustrating that he’s sex on legs, and she can’t keep him out of her mind. Dorian’s just as opposed to the match. Rita’s anti-man advice column infuriates him. Surely they’re a match made in hell? But there’s a spark between them that’s impossible to deny, and it’s drawing them closer to each other again and again. 128543 2005 Dear Viddy M Short Reporter (Dan Murphy - News Reporter). Plight of a Muslim family in the near future as told through the video diary of their eldest child. 128544 1927 Dearie M AFI-Authors/Publishers Publisher 128545 2004 Death 4 Told: Psychic, The M Four Tales Female Reporter (Tanya Hutchins). Male Anchor (Tino Ramos). 128546 1968 Death Among the Stars NM Giles, Kenneth Press 128547 1586 Death and Execution of Fourteen Most Wicked Traitors PO Deloney, Thomas Balladeer 128548 2003 Death and Life of Nancy Eaton, The MT News Media. Newscaster (Paul Dunphy). News Babe (Melanie Briggs). 128549 2000 Death and Redemption in London and L.A. N Rolfe, Lionel Weinberg List Journalist 128550 2004 Death and Texas M Investigative Journalist (Marjorie Noble). Sportscaster (Bart Conner). Journalist (Matthew O'Hern). 128551 2009 Death and the American Dream N Cano, Daniel Aspiring Journalist Pepe Rios lacks newspaper experience, but he lands a job as a Spanish-language reporter in Los Angeles, thanks to the wealthy husband of a former love. The year is 1915. While most newcomers end up working in the fields, Pepe is thrust into a new milieu rife with political unrest. Robber barons, anarchists, and communists struggle with one another and the news is filled with the exploits of Hearst, Darrow, Flores Magon, and Zapata. Awash in political intrigue and high society, Pepe attempts to uncover the truth about his best friend’s death, but his quest just might unravel his new life and force him to face an uncomfortable realization about his past. 128552 1898 Death and the Child SS GPL Crane, Stephen Press 128553 1996 Death and the Compass M Reporter (Genaro Aguirre) 128554 1944 Death and the Devil NM OWN - H Whelton, Paul Press 128555 1930 Death and the Journalist (Sara Karig) SS UCLA Krudy, Gyula In "Hungarian Short Stories (19th and 20th Centuries)." Journalist Titus Finehouse has written an insulting article about a private club and is challenged to a duel by the best marksman in Hungary. The journalist's fate was thus sealed. 128556 2009 Death and the Lit Chick N Malliet, G.M. Publicist is a suspect in the murder of Kimberlee Kaider, “queen of the ‘chick lit’ genre” who just accepted an award for the best debut novel from her publisher Lord Easterbrook of Deadly Dagger Press. Her broken body is found in the castle dungeon that same evening. Besides the flamboyant publicist, other suspects include Kimberlee’s literary agent who is worried about another agent trying to steal her star client, and various jealous authors. 128557 1976 Death at Love House T News Media. Young writer and wife do movie script about legendary star. 128558 1954 Death at the Isthmus N Coxe, George Harmon Weinberg List Journalist 128559 2003 Death at the Spring Plant Sale: Gardening Mystery, A N Ripley, Ann TV Journalist Louise Eldridge of PBS decides to do a television show on her friend's gardening club sale and then spend a few days visiting while her husband and daughter go out of town. Her PBS television show is Gardening With Nature. She agrees to tape the spring plant and flowers sale of the Bethesda Garden Club. When she arrives to set up taping, two women of the club complaint about club chairman who always wins first place and hurts their business. When the gardening club president is killed -- in the car with her husband, the country's top economist, Eldridge decides to investigate. If the killer was a hit-man who botched an assassination of the economic, Eldridge knows she can't do much, but if, as she suspects the gardening club was involved, then she has a better chance than the police to solve the murder. 128560 1957 Death at the Strike N Willock, Colin Press 128561 1997 Death at the Table N Laurence, Janet Food Journalist Mark Taylor is a member of TV's Table for Four, a wine-and-food program run by Neil Cantlow. British cookbook writer Darina Lisle is asked to host the TV cooking show. The minute she shows up on the set things begin to go wrong. An Australian wine expert suddenly collapses and dies on the set. Lisle commutes between London and the house in Somerset she shares with her police detective fiancé. 128562 1975 Death Be Not Proud MT Gunther, John (Book). Donald Wrye (Teleplay) Ness Book Journalist John Gunther (Arthur Hill) and his son's battle with fatal illness. Shows toll journalism profession takes on family life. Gunther returns from Europe where he was doing follow-up article on the war, considering assignment from Look Magazine. Look wants him to write an article on Charles DeGaulle. He decides to keep a journal to try to get to know his son and "become less of a reporter and more of a father." He and estranged wife reestablish communication as his son's illness becomes apparent Price his profession exacted is apparent when Gunther discusses "the pride of being a father -- not a journalist or a radio commentator, but just a father. It makes me sad, even at the height of my joy, to think how much I'd missed." In discussion between father and son, the son criticizes Gunther for being too polite in his writing. Gunther responds that a reporter does the best he can and hopes he will be forgiven for his mistakes. TV film anticipates cycle of TV productions based on journalists' accounts of personal tragedies. 128563 1951 Death Beat T Danger - 11-13-51 News Media 128564 1980 Death Bed N OWN - P Greenleaf, Stephen Editor. Muckraking newspaper editor missing his star investigative reporter 128565 1994 Death Before life: Mystery Novel, A NM Jackson, Robert C. Investigative Reporter looks into a psychotic killer targeting unborn children of unwed pregnant teenagers on welfare in Oregon who leave the same hospital clinic in the rain. Local newspaper reporter works with an OB/GYN at the clinic. 128566 2000 Death Benefit N Harper, Philip Former Reporter George Gray is altruistic and takes on an evil insurance agent in Philadelphia. Gray, rather than go to the police, schemes to get enough evidence to blackmail the con man into returning the stolen money to the wronged families. Gets involved with physically fit young attorney with a troubled past. George Herman Gray is named after Babe Ruth. 128567 1945 Death Can Wait SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, Dec. 1945 Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, advice columnist for the lovelorn, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 128568 1979 Death Car on the Freeway MT Wood, William (Teleplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Janette Clausen (Shelley Hack) is inexperienced, wants to prove abilities and independence to estranged husband Ray Jeffries (George Hamilton), anchorman for rival station. Several women report being run off L.A. freeway by deranged driver. Police ignores reporter, even when she announces on air she will be driving on the freeway alone to bait the killer, nicknamed the "Freeway Fiddler." He plays bluegrass music while committing assaults. Reporter lashes out at aggressive car commercials. She's angry about sexist attitudes that promote violence against women. Fired when automobile manufacturers stop advertising. Discovers identity of killer. Forces his van to crash when he chases her on freeway. Seasoned Journalist Rosemary (Barbara Rush) TV Station Manager Ralph Candler (Frank Gorshin). Hollywood Reporter, 9/26/79: "Hack's character does dumb things like follow an ominous, anonymous tip on the "Fiddler's" whereabouts without telling anyone where she's going…Makes some valid points…. "...regarding responsibility and safety on her newscast, and then fails to follows her own advice to her female viewers about not driving alone... She doesn't even bother to wear a seat belt, but maybe that's because it would muss her high-fashion outfits 128569 1937 Death Croons the Blues M UK Only Press 128570 1995 Death Crosses the Border N Steinberg, Janice Reporter Margo Simon from public radio is traveling with a reckless reverend en route to Mexico where she is investigating a dangerous story. She is stunned when the reverend dies in a suspicious car accident. 128571 2007 Death Defying Acts M Reporter (McKay Crawford - Young Reporter). Reporters (Campbell Graham, Chris Wilson). Audience of skeptical journalists and scientists watches attempt of con artist to channel Magician Harry Houdini's mother's last words so she can win $10,000 as Houdini tries to expose all fakes. 128572 1975 Death Desk, The SM MLPL Rafferty, S.S. In "Alfred Hitchcock's Tales To Make Your Hair Stand on End." Journalist-Narrator. "I've been bouncing around the newspaper trade for almost 30 years -- legman in Buffalo, police beat in Chicago, wire editor in Baton Rouge. Been in a lot of city rooms Must have filed five tons of copy, but like all reporters, I have one yarn that has never seen the light of print. Frankport Post-Union in New England back in the early 1930s. Bobby Hawks, night obit desk for almost 14 months. 128573 1998 Death Drawer SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 128574 1949 Death Draws the Line N Iams, Jack Press 128575 1988 Death Dream N OWN - P Masterton, Graham News Media 128576 1991 Death Dreams MT Photographer (Ken Gehrig). 128577 1993 Death Echo N Tucker, Kerry Magazine Photojournalist Libby Kincaid, New York 128578 1970 Death for a Dropout NM Bloxham, Peter Press 128579 1936 Death for Dear Clara NM Patrick, Q. (Quentin). Hugh Callingham Wheeler (Pseudonym along with Patrick Quentin, Q. Patrick and Jonathan Stagge). Written with Richard Wilson Webb. Columnist Dear Clara was so brave and capable and kind and good. It was really wonderful how she had built up such a secure success with that Literary Advice Bureau when she was left widowed and penniless in middle age. 128580 1935 Death From a Distance M VHS 841 Krafft, John W. (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Reporter for the Post-Chronicle, Kay Palmer (Lola Lane), is covering a lecture at a planetarium when a murder occurs. Runs an article criticizing the detective in charge of the case. City Editor McConnell (John Dilson) chews out Palmer for attacking the police in print. Palmer continues to criticize police in print, but finally cooperates with the detective in his plan to trap the killer. Reporter (Lynton Brent). Reporter (Ralph Brooks). Reporter (Joel Lyon). Photographer (Herb Vigran). 128581 1938 Death From a Top Hat NM OWN - P Rawson, Clayton Press 128582 1939 Death From a Top Hat (aka Miracles for Sale) M Journalists gather outside each murder scene and try to get past the police to get the story. The narrator is former journalist Ross Harte. Mike Morgan creates the illusions that magicians use in their shows. While his business is Miracles for Sale, his hobby is exposing fake spiritualists. 128583 1992 Death From the Ladies Tee NM Barlett, James News Media 128584 1991 Death Has a Bad Reputation M SVD 527. SV 199 Journalist versed in terrorism helps thwart the KGB's plot to reactivate the world's most feared assassin 128585 2007 Death Head Crossing N Reasoner, James Cub Reporter Everett Sidney Howard from New York City is looking to make a name for himself riding alongside a famous gunman, Hell Jackson. He says he is following the footsteps of his journalistic hero, Mark Twain. He lets the reporter hang around as an unwanted partner warning the journalist: “If I find out that you called me something like a Dashing Daredevil of the Plains or some other dime-novel shit, you and me are gonna have another little talk.” Editor Malcolm Graham of the Dead-Head crossing paper, a local representative of the Fourth Estate. The tough Jackson and the cub reporter make for an entertaining duo. Jackson goes to a little town in Texas, Death-Head Crossing, to solve a series of murders -- someone is killing off the town’s population. In time the reporter and the gunslinger strike up a partnership that stirs them closer to the truth behind the violent deaths that are terrorizing the town. The crimes are committed by an enigmatic killer known as the “Hand of God.” 128586 1981 Death Hunt M DVD -R HQ 6738, 6739 Based on actual event. News Reporter (Sean McCann). Trapper accused of murder leads a Mountie and a posse on a wild chase through the Yukon. 128587 1997 Death in a Dry Season NM Wells, John Female Reporter is attractive and slippery. A part-time private investigator and ex-cop who sells antiques, searches the seedy side of Atlantic City for an inveterate gambler who lost his job and abandoned his family. He finds the missing brother of his best friend too late -- he's been killed by a murderous arsonist. The attractive journalist pokes through his isolationist shell. 128588 1954 Death in Act IV NM Francis, Basil News Media 128589 1978 Death in Canaan, A MT Barthel, Joan (Book). Thomas Thompson, Spencer Eastman (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist Joan Barthel (Stephanie Powers) in film based on the real reporter's account of an actual murder case. Teenager is suspected of killing mother, subjected to grueling police interrogation and subsequent trial. Barthel recently moved to the community with her husband, Wall Street executive and aspiring photographer. When she hears about the murder, she tells her husband, "There's a story here and I'm going to write it." Her article appears in New Times magazine. She becomes active in community group that tries to help the boy. Impact of her article appears negligible. One resident stops her on the street to compliment her on the piece, but then adds that it has not changed her mind about the boy's guilt. Later article inspires anonymous reader to pay the boy's bail and brings him the support of celebrities. Eventually, the boy is given a new trial based on additional evidence. Judge dismisses case and boy is cleared of all charges. Murder unsolved. CBS Interviewer (Brad Willis). 128590 2005 Death in Cold Type N Benison, C.C. Reporter Leo Fabian is assigned to the case of the murder of newspaper family scion Michael Rossiter, a respected philanthropist. Editor Guy Clark is one of the suspects. 128591 1950 Death in Four Colours NM Bird, B. Press 128592 1985 Death in Hollywood (aka Death Stalks Beverly Hills) M Newspaperwoman investigates story of a young starlet who disappears after inheriting a quarter of a million dollars. Her bloodstained blouse is found and a big time movie director is implicated. The journalist, a police detective and a screenwriter get caught up in a game played by the flamboyant, practical-joking film director who is trying to make a comeback and may or may not have committed murder. 128593 1965 Death in Office NM Potter, Jeremy Press 128594 2003 Death in Precinct Puerto Rico N Torres, Steven #3 Precinct Puerto Rico Reporter Lucy Aponte is involved with a sheriff who investigates a fatal fire involving a drug cartel that will stop at nothing. Instead of celebrating 25 years as a policeman, the sheriff rushes to the scene of a house fire uncovering arson, drug smuggling. 128595 2009 Death in Rome Sassella, Marc Australian Journalist and an English criminologist join forces to investigate the mystery of young men who are turning up murdered in the catacombs, each shot through the heart with an archer’s arrow reminiscent of the bible story of Saint Sebastian. The English criminologist arrives to take up an appointment at Rome University. It’s the end of a long summer. As the reporter and the criminologist become intrigued by the strange events surrounding these crimes and the clues that the police seem reluctant to pursue, the trail leads them to issues and intrigues as dark and labyrinthine as the catacombs in which the crimes occur. They discover revelations about Vatican coverups, the Sicilian mafia, and the secretive Opus Dei organization and their own lives are threatened by the sinister force they are so close to uncovering. 128596 1995 Death in Small Doses MT Reporter #1 (Janet Sherkow). Reporter #2 (Don Russell). 128597 1992 Death in Store N Rowe, Jennifer Researcher Verity Birdwood, sent to research a TV program about Christmas in a big store, discovers a murder 128598 1957 Death in Ten Point Bold NM Bruton, Eric Magazine. Death of an expert on a magazine of horology. Other journalists involved. 128599 1936 Death in the Deep South N Greene, Ward News Media. Unjust attitude of the press and reporters at a murder trial in Georgia 128600 2000 Death in the Dunes NM Lee, Linda Hope Reporter Dana Merrill is on assignment in Ocean City, Washington. She finds the subject of her interview, a superior court judge, shot to death in the sand dunes near his home. Despite the journalistic credo that warns against becoming personally involved with a source, Merrill offers to help the judge's son investigate. Bad experiences with the press have left him distrustful of the media, and he refuses. But when she produces a valuable clue that might lead to the murderer, the two enter into a tenuous partnership to solve the crime. Dedicated news reporter wins love of man with no regard for the press and very little trust in women. 128601 1945 Death in the Hands of Talent N Yates, Peter Press 128602 1950 Death in the Headlines NM Sharp, Robert Press 128603 1976 Death in the Life, A NM Davis, Dorothy Salisbury Gossip Columnist Tony Alexander. Leg Person Julie Hayes. 128604 1980 Death in the Past NM OWN - P Moore, Richard A. Reporter had walked into their trap. Now he was gazing helplessly down the barrel of a pistol. The question wasn't would they shoot, but when. "I'm not working alone," he managed to say. "You can kill me, but the story will still come out." One of the gunman snarled, "We're not stupid. That's been taken care of." His kidnappers had killed before. They wouldn't hesitate to kill again. There was no escape -- none at all. 128605 1943 Death in the Sky CB Blue Beetle #27 Crime Reporter 128606 1955 Death in the Wind NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Lanham, Edwin Newspaperman Bradley Davis 128607 1976 Death Is Not the End M News Media. Reporter (Wanda Sue Parrott). 128608 1996 Death is Now My Neighbor N Dexter, Colin Tabloid Reporter Geoffrey Owen of the Oxford Mail seems to be blackmailing everyone in the Oxford directory. Started in London in the mid-seventies. "As a journalist, he'd often been in a privileged position with regard to a few juicy stories; and as a man he pretty clearly gloried in the hold he could have on other people: blackmail.: 128609 1958 Death Is So Final NM Fraser, Alex (Harry Brinton) Press 128610 1932 Death Kiss, The M Publicist Max Hill (James Donlan). Newsboy (Matty Roubert). 128611 1995 Death Machine M Reporter (Ronald Fernee). Reporter (Lesley Lyon). Reporter (Jason Shepherd). Reporter (Kathleen Tessaro). Anchor Woman (Colleen Passard). 128612 1994 Death Match M Reporter Danielle Richardson (Renee Ammann-Griffin) and a kickboxing champ are searching for a missing man and turn up series of illegal kickboxing matches run by an arms dealer. Newspaper Receptionist (Lisa Hasslehurst). 128613 1944 Death Meets the Deadline N George, David Robinson Press 128614 1973 Death Merchants, The (aka Tod eines Fremden, Death of a Stranger, The Execution, Spy Who Never Was, The) M VHS 5230 West Germany - Israel. Ness News Media 128615 1990 Death of a Blue Movie Star NM OWN - P Deaver, Jeffery Wilds Documentary Assistant Rune, a gamine in black boots and a red mini, assists documentary filmmakers 128616 2008 Death of a Blues Angel NR Black, Sarah Gay Gay Reporter Deke Davis and a Mississippi Blues guitarist Rafael Hurt have to find the killer of a young girl found murdered during Rafe’s first gig at The Blues Angel. Hurt is hiding a dangerous secret. It’s the turbulent 1960s and the reporter and the guitarist have to find the murderer before past secrets explode into racial violence and destroy the love growing between them. 128617 2002 Death of a Celebrity N Beaton, M.C. TV Reporter Crystal French of the BBC, glamorous and catty, is hired by a local station in Scotland and presents some very nasty programs about what really goes on in a highland village. She roars into town in her bright yellow Porsche, gets a speeding ticket from the local constable in spite of her attempts at bribery and seduction. Out of revenge, her show first bumps off Felicity Pearson's Countryside program. x Then she insults shopkeepers and targets the constable for public humiliation. This doesn't please the local folk. Soon French is murdered. Suspicion vacillates between townspeople and the TV people (including the woman whose job French has taken). Local Reporter Elspeth Grant is sweet on the town constable investigating the murders even though he is too dense to realize it. 128618 1981 Death of a Centerfold: Dorothy Stratten Story, The MT Photographer (Robert Burgos). 128619 1939 Death of a Champion M Photographer (Jack Gardner). 128620 2009 Death of a Dying Man N Redmann, J.M. Investigative Reporter Shannon Wild is a journalist looking for action and is more or less assigned to be the assistant girl detective in Mickey Knight’s one-woman detective agency. It is August 2005 and New Orleans private investigator Knight faces personal and professional complications. Her partner Cordelia James is a doctor who runs a clinic in a poor neighborhood and is working on research protocols with the sexy, charismatic Dr. Lauren Calder, author of “The Vagina Dialogues.” To help fill long lonely hours, Calder’s partner Wild is working with Knight. The case: a French Quarter bar owner draws people and money like moths to flames. He’s attractive, charismatic and dying and he wants to make amends. Tanks to a short-lived affair, he has a young daughter somewhere. It’s Mickey’s job to find her because the daughter will inherit a significant part of the man’s estate and this is bad news for those counting on his money. But if the man dies before a new will can be signed, the cokeheads, dweeby attorneys and party boys who surround him will be set for life. As the investigation continues, a big storm is brewing. Hurricane Katrina is about to descend. 128621 2003 Death of a Dynasty M DVD -R HQ 7446, 7445 African-American Reporter-Writer Turk Stevens (Loon) of Mic Magazine, a magazine devoted to Hip-Hop Magazine. African-American Editor-in-Chief Layna Hudson (Rashida Jones) started The Mic in college and is now the most powerful woman in the rap industry. Reporter David Katz (Ebon Moss-Bacharach) of Hip-Hop Magazine is manipulated by a rap-music big-wig and his creative partner for fun and profit. Reporter David given choice assignment. Hudson wants insight into rap stars. African-American Reporter 2 (Laverne Atkinson) of 3ET Nightly News. Publicist (Sarah Howard). Manhattan Globe, New York's Hometown Paper. Front-Page Headline:: "Critical Style." Female Radio Talk Host. Press Conference. African-American Reporter 'Spankin' Hank Frank, Inane Blather Network. Reporter 1 (Flavor Flav of Flav-TV on camera). . The Mic cover story: "The Scam of the Century." Reporter 3 (Augustus Johnson). Female TV Reporter 1 (Lisa G.). Female TV Reporter 2 (Gina Glickman). Female Staff Writer (Derena De Niro). Male Staff Writer (Mo Rocco). Publicist (Sarah Howard). 128622 1959 Death of a Frightened Editor NM Radford E. and M.A. Editor 128623 1996 Death of a Garden Pest N Ripley, Ann Women Journalists. Staff tensions and jealousy among women journalists. Heroine a housewife who is asked to host a gardening show on public television. Media. 128624 2007 Death of a Ghost Hunter M Reporter Yvette Sandoll (Davina Joy) and Videographer-Cameraman Colin Green (Mike Marsh) join a spiritual advocate and renowned “ghost hunter” Carter Simms who is paid to conduct a paranormal investigation of a supposedly haunted house. The four embark on a three-night journey into terror. 128625 1985 Death of a Gossip NM OWN - P Beaton, M.C. Lady Jane collects and broadcasts damaging gossip. 128626 1969 Death of a Gunfighter M DVD -R HQ 7910, 7911 Calvelli, Joseph (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapermen. Ness Book Editor-Publisher Andy Oakley (Kent Smith) of the Cottonwood Springs Weekly Bulletin, tends to go along with wishes of town rather than help shape public opinion. When he is humiliated by trigger-happy lawman, he tries to shoot he marshal. Lawman stares him down and when he comes to get the editor, Oakley shoots himself. His son later tries to avenge his death by killing the sheriff, but the marshal shoots him when the boy fires at him. Sheriff reveals dying boy is son of a man the editor shot in the back years before and that the editor agreed to raise the boy as his own after sheriff elected not to hang him for the crime. 128627 1984 Death of a Harvard Freshman N Silver, Victoria News Media 128628 1996 Death of a Healing Woman N Martin, Allana Journalist is missing, the last client of a curandera or healing woman who is found murdered. 128629 1929 Death of a Hero N Aldington, Richard Freelance Writer Mr. Bobbe is a painter who writes articles to support himself. He is clearly a verbal portrait of Addington's friend, D.H. Lawrence: Sandy-haired, narrow-chested little man with spiteful blue eyes and a malevolent class hatred. "He exercised his malevolence with comparative impunity by trading upon his working-class origin and his indigestion, of which he had been dying for 20 years." 128630 2007 Death of a Maid NM Beaton, M.C. #23 Hamish MacBeth Series Reporter Elspeth Grant, the former girlfriend of a Scottish police constable is back in the village for a holiday with her new boyfriend. Then the constable gets notice that a TV crew plans to do a documentary on him. The documentary's airing is sure to get him a promotion and transfer to the big city -- and he would rather be boiled in oil than leave the serenity of Lochdubh. A gossipy housecleaner is murdered and as he investigates the case. Elspeth's presence torments the red-haired bobby and drives him to foolish antics. The bachelor buys a wedding ring before Elspeth accepts his rival's proposal. 128631 1994 Death of a Nation: Timor Conspiracy, The MT TV Reporter (Shirley Shackleton). Australian Reporter murdered by Indonesian Troops (Greg Shackleton). Interviewer-Host (John Pilger). 128632 1964 Death of a Nude NM Warner, Douglas Press 128633 2000 Death of a Pilgrim N Zager, Muriel Kogan Correspondent Julia Field finds herself embroiled in a twisted web of murder, political intrigue and unexpected love. International journalist goes to Rome, Florence, Jerusalem and Bethlehem to wrestle with the mafia, a bombing in the Uffizi Gallery of Florence and murder in the city of Christ's birth. 128634 1998 Death of a Political Plant N OWN - P Ripley, Ann Investigative Journalist Jay McCormick 128635 2009 Death of a Pope, The N Read, Piers Paul Reporter teams up with a young woman and a lapsed Catholic to undercover the truth about a priest who seems to be the model of compassion for the poor and is accused of terrorist activities. His worldwide charitable outreach is suspected of being a front for radicals. The young woman falls in love with the priest. Church espionage and an attempt to destroy the longest continuous government in the world -- the Papacy. 128636 1995 Death of a Postmodernist N Steinberg, Janice Reporter Margo Simon of Public Radio interviews a group of eccentric young artists just before a beautiful artist is found dead in her own exhibit. She soon wonders if another would commit made to make an artistic statement. 128637 2006 Death of a President M UK. News Media. News Reporter (Angela Cobb). Faux documentary of President George W. Bush's death at the hands of a gunman. Nonpartisan portrait. Set in 2007. Grainy, newsreel, believe-your-eyes verisimilitude. Press Photographer (Nathan Adloff). 128638 1980 Death of a Princess MT Thomas, Antony (Screenplay) UK. Made for British TV British Reporter's probe into the public executions of a princess and her lover Investigative Reporter Christopher Ryder (Paul Freeman) interviews many people getting conflicting accounts of what happened. . After numerous interviews, the reporter is asked if he head the true story and he responds, "I've heard a dozen true stories." "Citizen-Kane" structure. Examination of the ignorance of Western journalists toward Middle Eastern cultures and traditions. Reporter: "It's a sad fact of our profession that to learn we often have to deceive." 128639 1998 Death of a Scriptwriter N Beaton, M.C. News Media 128640 1978 Death of a Snowman M African-American Reporter Steve Chaka (Ken Gampu) and a white cop join forces to investigate apparent vigilante killings in the South African underworld. 128641 1982 Death of a Source NM OWN - P COPY Moore, Richard A. Journalists. Martha Pease was a glutton for publicity. She would do anything to get her name in the paper -- even lie. She lied about corruption in the state's highest courts, about politicians who were "on the take." She whispered about the "inside information" she had on the mafia. So when she announced that she had the biggest story of her career, no one believed her. And when she said her life was in danger, no one cared. When she was gunned down in a quiet street, Martha Pease, for the first and last time in her life, became front page news. City editor Fred Dobbins. General assignment reporter Shealy. 128642 1984 Death of a Unicorn N GPL Dickinson, Peter Fashion Magazine. Lady Margaret Millett, ex-deb-of-the-year and narrator is hired by a fashionable British magazine. Now a best-selling romantic novelist. Assistant Editor Jack Todd 128643 2004 Death of a Village NM Beaton, M.C. #19 Hamish MacBeth Series Journalist Elspeth Grant is attractive and suits a Scottish police constable in the village of Lochdubh, in the Scottish highlands, very well. Hamish Macbeth is helped in his cases at times by local reporter Grant as the bobby solves cases involving domestic intrigue, fake insurance claims and skullduggery at a nursing home in a nearby village. The entire town seems to be gripped by an outbreak of unholy religious fervor, its church packed with grimly unresponsive worshippers. This newfound piety is connected to the bombing of a house. 128644 1938 Death of a World N OWN - H Romains, Jules Press 128645 1953 Death of an Editor T Suspense Editor. Anthony Ross, Mario Gallo, Wolfe Barzell 128646 1931 Death of an Editor NM OWN - H Loder, Vernon (Lockridge, Richard) Editor Mr. Hay Smith, editor of the Daily Record was shot and killed. French journalist Monsieur Damont. 128647 1984 Death of an Honorable Member NM OWN - P Harrison, Ray News Media 128648 2003 Death of Batman, The M Short Newscaster (Christina Quinn). 128649 1996 Death of Blue Mountain Cat, The NM Dymmoch, Michael Allen Gay Reporter seduces Chicago Psychiatrist Jack Caleb in the hope of getting access to an AIDS hospice where Caleb works. Caleb teams up with police detective John Thinnes. At the opening of an art exhibit by Native American artist Blue Mountain Cat is fatally stabbed. There is also a nasty, savage critic. Thinnes copes with a hostile, ineffectual superior while Caleb, whose male lover died five years earlier, attempts a relationship with a handsome, young reporter. Caleb’s narcissistic new lover becomes a problem. John Thinnes, a detective on the Chicago police force, and Jack Caleb, a well-known psychiatrist, were friends -- unlikely friends, maybe, with very different lives, but men who liked and respected each other. And they had one significant experience in common: Both had been “in country” in Vietnam during the war. Their “labels” were different -- Thinnes had been in the military police, Caleb a medic, a conscientious objector who chose to fight with his medical equipment and his ability as a doctor as his weapons, whether his patients were wounded on the field of battle or on the crowded, dangerous streets of Saigon. Arriving home, both men would have liked to forget the horrors of that war but could not banish them from their memory. They had left Vietnam, but Vietnam would never leave them. In the years since the war ended, Thinnes married and fathered a son, Caleb prospered with his psychiatric practice and found a gay lover. Later, a series of murders and rapes brought the police officer and the psychiatrist together in an oddly matched friendship, each contributing his special knowledge to try to solve crimes that were hard to unravel. 128650 2008 Death of Captain America, The: Act 2 The Burden of Dreams: Part Five CB Captain America #35 TV Reporter Roseanne McCarthy 128651 2008 Death of Captain America, The: Act 2 The Burden of Dreams: Part Five CB Captain America #34. Director’s Cut TV Reporter Molly 128652 2008 Death of Captain America, The: Act 2 The Burden of Dreams: Part Four CB Captain America #34 TV Reporter Molly 128653 1960 Death of Daddy-O NM MLPL Alexander, David Correspondent Stuart Weston of the Intercontinental News Bureau in Paris. 128654 2004 Death of Daniel Whately, The M Tabloid Reporter (Jolianne Ray). Weekly Standard Reporter (Kylie Hannify). News Anchor (Barbara Klein). TV Show Production Assistant (Joseph Loftus). 128655 2003 Death of Hero-Man, The M Short Photographer (Gabriel Figueroa). 128656 2006 Death of Kevin Cater, The: Casualty of the Bang Bang Club DT DVD -R HQ 6689 Photojournalist captures a shot of a girl being stalked by a vulture instead of helping her. 128657 1954 Death of Kings, The N OWN - H Wertenbaker, Charles Newsmagazine. Louis Baron, control of The Beacon. Office politics of a weekly news magazine. Dangers when journalists and political figures become closely associated. Story of a great American news magazine, of the man who founded it as a vehicle of idealism and how they were changed by power and disillusionment. Men who staff the Beacon, a weekly news magazine that is not intended to be Time. 128658 1983 Death of Mario Ricci, The M News Media 128659 1971 Death of Me Yet, The MT SVD 728 Masterson, Whit (Novel). A.J. Russell (Screenplay) Ness Book Small Town Editor Edward Young/Paul Towers (Doug McClure), a pillar of his community, discovers hidden past has caught up with him. He was once trained as a Russian spy but defected after he was believed to have been killed in a plane crash. Past comes back to haunt him when Russians discover he is still alive. Send an agent to kill him. Young finds himself back in the spy game, this time working for the United States. 128660 2006 Death of Milly Mahoney, The NM Severeid, Susanne Tabloid Journalist is ex-model who is tracking a friend's killer. 128661 1938 Death of the Heart N OWN - H Bowen, Elizabeth Newspaperman. Eddie has worked on a newspaper and in an advertising agency. He's a "bright little cracker." Based on a man Bowen fell in love with, a lower-class irresistible, 8-10 years younger. 128662 1999 Death of the Lieutenant, The SS Yan, Geling. Lawrence A. Walker, Translator. In “White Snake and Other Stories.” Female News correspondent is disturbed by the calm acceptance of a sentence of execution by a man from an impoverished village who joins the army in hopes of bettering himself and then kills and officer accidentally. 128663 1894 Death of the Lion, The N OWN James, Henry In "Fifteen Short Stories." Newspaper. Morrow, representative of a syndicate of 37 journals. His articles provide the novelist Neil Paraday fatal publicity. Pinhorn, critic-narrator's editor. 128664 2006 Death of the Party NM Hart, Carolyn G. Media Magnate Jeremiah Addison killed on remote island estate. One suspect is a scandal-mongering TV investigative reporter with a talent for character assassination and, quite possibly, blackmail. 128665 1959 Death on a Backbench NM Hobson, Francis Press 128666 2008 Death On a Deadline N Lynxwiler, Christine In “Alibis in Arkansas.” Newspaper Editor is murdered, so two small-town Arkansas sisters, Jenna and Carly, search for the murderer and they could end up in the obit column. HeadlineNews: Jenna Stafford’s nephew is accused of killing his boss, the newspaper editor. But stop the presses! Jenna recruits her sister, Carly, and they go undercover to get the scoop on the murder. Will the next headline proclaim: Jenna and Carly Expose Killer? Or will the sleuthing sisters end up the featured subjects in tomorrow’s obit column. 128667 2000 Death on Page 3 SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The, August, 2000 Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 128668 1929 Death on Scurvy Street NM OWN - H Williams, Ben Ames Newspaperman Charlie Harquail with the Sunday Journal. 128669 1934 Death on the Diamond M Fitzsimmons, Cortland (Novel). Harvey Thew, Joe Sherman, Ralph Spence (Screenplay) Sportswriter Jimmie Downey (Paul Kelly) is a cynical journalist in a murder mystery set in the world of baseball. Murders and sabotage. Downey does everything from trapping the murderer to advising the players how to play baseball. Cameraman (Frank Marlowe). 128670 1974 Death on the Hour NM OWN - H Lockridge, Richard Journalist Clayton Carter, IBC's answer to Walter Cronkite. 128671 2006 Death on the Ladies Mile NM Haviland, Diana Gaslight and Shadows Mystery Society Reporter Amanda Whitney for the Ladies Gazette, is given her first important assignment in 1880’s New York City -- covering the wedding of the daughter of one of New York’s wealthiest families. She is determined to succeed. Then the bride-to-be disappears. Her body, clad in her bridal gown and strangled with her own wreath, is found in an alley next to one of the most expensive brothels on the Ladies Mile. Bent on avoiding a scandal, her father hires Ross Buchanan, a private detective, to find the murderer before the police do. Amanda and Buchanan clash when she insists on helping him with the investigation. Then, two more strangled women in bridal attire are found and panic grips the city. Demands for the capture of the “Ladies Mile Maniac” reach a fever pitch. As Amanda and Ross move toward the solution of the case, she does not know that she has been targeted as the murderer’s next victim. New York City in the 1880s houses the ballrooms of the wealthy are warm and fragrant with the mingled scents of hothouse flowers and expensive perfumes and filled with bejeweled ladies in silks and velvets. But there is another side to the city. Here the poor are crowded into filthy tenements. Crime flourishes in the brothels, “concert saloons” and alleys of the Five Points and the Bowery. 128672 1978 Death on the Nile M Writer Salome Otterbourne (Angela Lansbury) 128673 1937 Death Over Hollywood NM Saxby, Charles-Louis Molnar Tabloid. Hollywood gossip and scandal sheet editor is murdered in a county near Los Angeles. Hollywood people suspects. 128674 2007 Death Pans Out NM Graves, Ashna Journalist Jeneva Leopold is recovering from breast cancer. She seeks refuge at the cabin of a disappeared relative, then gets embroiled in a plot that uncovers buried family secrets, an insidious conspiracy and a corpse. Takes place in Oregon mining country. 128675 2008 Death Pictures N Hall, Simon TV Reporter Dan Groves turns detective to solve a baffling murder and catch a serial rapist who is stalking single mothers in the suburban streets of Portsmouth, assaulting them and leaving a memento behind as he leaves. Police, anxious to stop him, draw in their local crime reporter Groves who feeds edited highlights to his ever hungry news editor as well as doing a little sleuthing on the side for his friend DCI Adam Breen, who is fueled by the memory of his raped sister and is willing to go all out to catch the perpetrator. He is not afraid of cutting a few corners to get him. More interesting to Groves, however, is the puzzle set by a dying artist in a series of 10 paintings hiding a mysterious secret. Intrigued by the nature of the artist, whom he interviews at the unveiling of his last picture, he is drawn unwillingly into the riddle along with thousands of others. His fascinating is increased by the artist’s murder and apparent links with the rape scenes. When not reporting the progress of the police, his spare time gets spent surrounded by the 10 pictures and chasing red herrings around the locale. Groves seems to find a committed relationship with a woman who is difficult, which contrasts with his apparent ability to interview the rape victims and create sensitive news stories around crime. 128676 1939 Death Plays Solitaire N Goldman, R.L. Press 128677 1933 Death Points a Finger NM Levinrew, Will Press 128678 1975 Death Race 2000 M DVD Entertainment Reporter Grace Pander (Joyce Jameson) is a Rona Barrett-style, heavy entertainment reporter who claims to be a “very dear friend” of all the celebrities she covers. Pander learns in and asks Frankenstein “to give me an exclusive” and then asks her question in front of all the other reporters. TV Newscaster Junior Bruce (Don Steele) is the most vocal of the three reporters. He is the field reporter for the race and is on hand at the beginning of every leg of the race. Bruce is hyperactive and exhibits gay tendencies. He insists on calling himself “your buddy-buddy and mine” at the beginning of the movie. He covers the race with a grin that may well be the most punchable thing in cinema history. Frankenstein (David Carradine) runs down an obnoxious, objecting and objectionable reporter Junior Bruce (Don Steele) before heading out into the new world. Bruce is a “hyper reporter,” a pesky news media personality who won’t stop. Grace Pander is a much softer commentator along with Harold (Carle Bensen). Pander remains in the studio for most of the movie. Her job is to portray a sort of happy housewife persona. She comforts the first victim’s widow and presents her with a consolation prize. Harold is the most deadpan of the three journalists, meant to be reminiscent of a lowbrow Howard Cosell-type commentator. He tends to explain important points regarding the rules of the game. Contestants are being interviewed by reporters. 128679 2004 Death Rain CB Gulf War Journal War Correspondent Scott “Journal” Neithammer hops a flight to Riyadh to begin covering the Gulf War. Photographer Gajaba. 128680 1981 Death Ray 2000 T Photographer (Michael Yama) 128681 2006 Death Ride M Photographer Rand Gamble (Greg Ross) has an affair with a mysterious woman who leads him into a confrontation with the occult. 128682 1976 Death Riders M Commentator (Henry Trumblay) 128683 1993 Death Ring M Newscaster Joan Tomlin (Francine Forbes-Riley) 128684 2008 Death Rites N Gimenez-Bartlett, Alicia. Translator: Jonathan Dunne Reporters are ruthless in their dealings with a police inspector of the Barcelona police force. She does battle with sexist colleagues, reporters, indifferent witnesses, hardened criminals, ex-husbands and houseplants that just won’t flower. Now the department is short-handed and there’s a serial rapist on the loose. She is partnered with the police and impossibly compliant male sergeant with orders to solve the case before it succeeds in completely ruining the good name of the Barcelona police force. 128685 2008 Death Row Journal N Groce, Matthew Jared Reporter Evan Jamison is an ambitious young newspaper reporter for the Franklin Mirror who has just been offered a job at the prestigious Capital Observer. Days before leaving Franklin, he gets a tip about something bit happening on death row at the nearby penitentiary. What he discovers there will forever alter the course of his career -- and his life. 128686 1998 Death Row: Tournament, The M Reporter (Jamie Johnson- Zozzaro). Reporter (Catherine Kim). 128687 1981 Death Scene NM OWN - H Suyker, Betty Entertainment Reporter Molly McDonnell for The News Magazine investigates when an aging actress is murdered. Talk about how a "Time"-type magazine is put together. 128688 1975 Death Scream MT Homicide and "Woman Who Cried Murder" News Media-Press. Young woman whose murder witnessed by 15 of her neighbors who did nothing to help her. 128689 1964 Death Seekers, The NM Richards, Ross Press 128690 1989 Death Spiral N Kelly, Bill and Dolph LeMout Weinberg List Journalist 128691 1977 Death Stalk N OWN - P Langley, Bob Radio. Director-General of Britain's BBC is kidnapped. Ransom: a three-minute film inserted into the 9 o'clock news broadcast sight unseen as a bona fide item. Former BBC Reporter William Mellinger is used as a decoy. 128692 1996 Death Stalks a Holiday N Parker, Gary E. Sequel to "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt." Journalist Debbi is married to a former pastoral counselor and detective who is pulled into the case by his wife involving four women murdered on four consecutive Sundays. Victim's wounds resemble those Jesus suffered on the cross. 128693 1971 Death Takes a Holiday T TV Announcers: Regis J. Cordic, Mario Machado 128694 1934 Death Takes a Holiday M DVD -R HQ 3372, 3373 News Media reports no casualties 128695 1999 Death Tax! SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 128696 1998 Death Threat M Short - Canada News Media. Reporter (Ted Endean). Reporter (Fritz Neddlebender). Reporter (Don Spence). Reporter (David Wilson). TV News Anchor Voice (Angela Oddi). Infomercial Classroom Teacher (Lori Few). Infomercial Crew Member (Steve Hutcheson). 128697 1985 Death Times Three: Bitter End, Frame-Up For Murder, Assault on a Brownstone NM Stout, Rex #47 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. News Media. 128698 2002 Death to Smoochy M Reporter #1 (Michael Copeman). Reporter #2 (James Carroll). Reporter #3 (Phillip Jarrett). Reporter #4 (Suzanne Leonard Feliz). Reporter #5 (Thomas Lyons). Reporter #6 (Angela Bullock). Reporter #7 (Robert M. Sussman). Reporter #8 (George Blumenthal). News Anchor (Peter Keleghan) 128699 1959 Death to the Ladies NM Morland, Nigel Press 128700 2003 Death to the Supermodel M Editor of ailing magazine who decides to rev up her publication's ratings by shooting the world's top supermodels. 128701 2007 Death Toll M Reporter (Shauna Rappold). 128702 1938 Death Took a Publisher N Forrest, Norman Publisher 128703 1993 Death Train MT News Media. TV Newscaster for G.N.N. (Janna Jackson). GNN Newscaster (Bill Bailey). Italian Reporter (Gordana Vnuk). International Affairs Editor Halloran (Jay Benedict), Global News Network. 128704 1941 Death Turns the Tables NM OWN - P Carr, John Dickson Press 128705 1999 Death Underground: Novel, A NM Schiller, Gerald A. Reporter Rogers Kennison for the Los Angeles News Telegram working on problems plaguing construction of the Los Angeles subway system. Sources keep getting killed 128706 1930 Death Valley Days R Series - 1930-41 Press 128707 1965 Death Valley Days: Great Turkey War, The T Episode #325. 10-7-1965 Editor Horace Greeley (Parley Baer) of the Tribune. 128708 1931 Death Walks in Eastrepps NM Beeding, Francis (pseudonym John Leslie Palmer and Hilary Adam St. George Saunders) Press. Serial killer dubbed The Evil by the press. 128709 2005 Death Watch N Cavanaugh, Jack and Jerry Kuiper TV Reporter Sydney St. James in Los Angeles usually covers topics such as erectile dysfunction and the birth of a hippopotamus at the local zoo. Then she suddenly finds herself in the middle of the story of her career: a terrorist plot. The rookie news reporter found the first Death Watch notice in a vehicle at the scene of a fatal accident. That was just hours ago. Now other notices are turning up worldwide. St. James finds herself paired with renowned international newscaster Hunz Vonner in a desperate attempt to unmask the terrorists. The wording of notices is always the same- as are the results. No pattern to the deaths. Government agencies and news or Government agencies and news organizations are stumped. Then it gets personal. People close to Sydney begin receiving Death Watch notices. The clock is ticking…and suddenly, Sydney finds herself in possession of an astonishing secret. It could break the power of Death Watch, save the lives of those she loves…and ruin her forever. But she doesn't face this awesome task alone. She's shored up by her strong, evangelical Christian faith. Unlikely partnership with German reporting star. 128710 1980 Death Watch (aka La Mort En Direct, aka Death in Full View, aka Deathwatch) M TV Reporter Roddy (Harvey Kleitel) meets and falls in love with a terminally ill woman, but in reality the reporter has a camera implanted in his eye and was hired to secretly film her last dying days for a TV program called “Death Watch.” 128711 1933 Death Watch on the Gazette NM Finney, Guy Press 128712 1944 Death Wears Red Heels SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, Dec. 1944 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 128713 1951 Death When She Walks NM Morland, Nigel Press 128714 1974 Death Wish M L Newsman (Bruce Brown). 128715 1983 Death Wish Club M Cameraman, Assistant Movie (Marty Hicks). 128716 1982 Death Wish II (aka Death Wish 2) M TV Reporter-Commentator Geri Nichols (Jill Ireland) of KABC News is dating Paul Kersey, the architect whose wife was murdered in Death Wish and who became the New York vigilante, has relocated to Los Angeles after his wife was murdered. He and his daughter had accepted a deal from NYPD to leave town so they wouldn’t tell anyone that he was the one who was doing a better job than the NYPD at stopping criminals. Paul now has a new woman in his life -- the KABC Newswoman. One day while he’s out with his daughter, Carol, and Geri, he is mugged by some punks. He fights back, but they get away. The muggers want to get back at Paul for fighting back so they go to his house. Paul is not there, but Carol is. So they rape and murder Paul’s cook and kidnap Carol and rape her -- the second time in her life that she’s been raped. After the muggers are gone, she escapes and jumps from a window -- and becomes impaled on the railings below. Kersey rents a ratty hotel room, disguises himself and sets out to find the muggers who killed Carol. The LAPD realizes they have a vigilante on their hands and calls the NYPD for advice. Newscaster (Fred Saxon). KABC Newsman Fred McKenzie (Robert F. Lyons). Mike (Don Dubbins), a Los Angeles newspaperman. 128717 1985 Death Wish III (aka Death Wish 3) M SVD 1226 News Media. TV Newscaster (Lee Patterson). 128718 1987 Death Wish IV: Crackdown, The (aka Death Wish 4: Crackdown). M SVD 961-962 Publisher Nathan White (John P. Ryan) has a daughter who uses cocaine and wants Vigilante Paul Kersey (Charles Bronson) to get the people who destroyed his daughter. Editor (Charles Robinson). Newspapers. News Media. 128719 1994 Death Wish V: Face of Death, The M TV Reporter (Michelle Moffett) 128720 2007 Death Without Consent M TV Anchor (Kathleen Matthews). 128721 1987 Death Without Honor N OWN - P Moreau, Daniel TV News Producer Paul Decorte 128722 1932 Death X M L News Media 128723 2003 Death You Deserve, The: Novel, A NM Bowker, David Freelance Magazine Writer Billy Dye gets his big break after writing a magazine feature on Manchester crime kingpin. His editor transforms his serious article about the gangster's brutality into a puff piece on the kingpin's charitable side. Mobster enjoys the fawning article so much that he asks Dye to write his biography. The irreverent Dye does not endear himself to the gangster and soon the kingpin hires a hitman to kill him. Luckily that hitman turns out to be Dye's childhood friend now known in professional circles as "Rawhead." Decides to hide Dye and save him, but Dye tries Rawhead's patience by contacting a cop friend who then becomes one of the mobster's victims. Dye had thought that ghost-writing the gangster's memoirs seemed like a great way to make a quick buck. Dye discovers the hitman-friend is a terrifying psychopath who will stop at nothing to defend Dye. And when Rawhead takes an interest in Billy's career, no one -- not even in the publishing world -- is safe. 128724 1996 Death-Fires Dance N Steinberg, Janice Reporter Margo Simon of public radio discovers that victims in a series of canyon fires that destroy several homes in San Diego were all New Age healers. She suspects a modern-day witch hunter is at work. 128725 1927 Death-Mask in Wax SS MLPL Clarke, E In "Stuffed Peacocks." Editorial Writer Payson Curle. Leighton, city editor. 128726 2005 Death: Personal Understanding, A: Facing Mortality DT DVD -R HQ 3224. DVD -R HQ 1860 Documentary. Original Air Date Unknown War Correspondent is among those facing mortality. 128727 1969 Death's Door SM MLPL McNear, Robert In "Best Detective Stories of the Year, 24th Annual Collection." Reporter-Narrator is a reporter for a small-town newspaper ("instead of going to Chicago and becoming a well-known journalist:). 128728 1986 Death's Savage Passion NM OWN - P Papazoglou, Orania Freelance Magazine Writer Patience McKenna for such women's magazines as Sophistication and alternate newspapers such as Left of Center. Articles about growing incidence of alcoholism among working women, cover-up campaign on dangers of chemical waste 128729 1997 Deathline M Newscaster (Krisztina Desi) 128730 2005 Deathly Vows N Konstant, Ed Washington Journalist, a disillusioned monk, a retired priest and a former nun race against time to uncover a mystery that threatens to have serious consequences throughout the world. The terrible secret eventually unmasked will change their lives forever 128731 1984 Deathmask M TV Newscaster (Bryce Bond). Reporter 1970 (John Finn). Reporter 1970 (Magda Katz). Reporter 1970 (William Riker). Reporter 1980 (Jim Broaddus). Reporter 1980 (David Varnay). 128732 1993 Deathright N Stryker, Dev Weinberg List Journalist 128733 1990 Deathstorm N Gillespie, Robert Newspaper Executive Ralph Simmons becomes involved in the death and devastation that engulfs a tiny Long Island peninsula when the long arm of Nazi vengeance strikes several members of the community. 128734 2000 DeathSweat M Newspaper Ned (J.D. Watson). 128735 2000 Deathtrap N Turnbull, Peter Freelance Reporter is found dead and the apparent suicide of an ambitious newshound opens a can of worms that leads to a host of unsolved murders from the past. 128736 1980 Deathwind NW Powell, James News Media 128737 1983 DeathWish Club M Movie Cameraman (Robert Diarte). 128738 2003 Debaixo da Cama MF Portugal Journalist (Maria Antunes). Journalist (Paulo Galvao). TV Technician (Pedro Ferreira). 128739 1974 Debate on Nixon Impeachment DT Reporters 128740 2002 Debatten: Adam og Eva eller Darwin? DF Episode #1. 10-24-2002 Journalist (David Rehling). Political Editor (Erik Meier Carlsen). Host (Mette Vibe Utzon). 128741 2002 Debatten: Amerikansk verdensherredomme? DF Episode #3. 11-7-2002 Foreign Affairs Editor Torsten Jansen. Host Mette Vibe Utzon. 128742 2002 Debatten: Borgerlig-liberal fuser? Eller et ideologisk fyrtarn? DF Episode #7. 11-28-2002 Journalists Erik Bjorn Moller, Troels Mylenberg, David Rehling. Newspaper Editor Erik Meier Carlsen. Host Mette Vibe Utzon. 128743 2002 Debatten: Danmark I knae for Rusland? DF Editor-in-Chief Michael Ehrenreich. Editor-in-Chief David Trads. Host Mette Vibe Utzon. 128744 2003 Debatten: Danmark I krig DF Episode #10. Newspaper Editor Michael Ehrenreich. Editor-in-Chief Hans Engell. Host Klaus Bundgard Povlsen. 128745 2003 Debatten: De egentlige motiver bag Irak-krigen DF Episode #12. 3-27-2003 Host Klaus Bundgard Povlsen. Former USA Correspondent Frank Esmann. Foreign Affairs Editor (Torsten Jansen). Middle East Researcher Michael Irving. 128746 2003 Debatten: Fogh bag fadaesen? DF Editor-in-Chief Hans Engell.. Editor-in-Chief David Trads. Host Klaus Bundgard Povlsen. 128747 2004 Debatten: Foghs nedtur - midlertidig eller permanent? DF Episode #18. 2-12-2004 Editor-in-Chief Erik Meier Carlsen. Editor-in-Chief Henrik Qvortrup. Editor-in-Chief Toger Seidenfaden. Political Editor Thomaas Larssen.. Host Klaus Bundgard Povisen 128748 2003 Debatten: Fred efter krigen? DF Episode #20. 4-10-2003 Editor-in-Chief Toger Seidenfaden. Host Klaus Bundgard Povlsen. 128749 2003 Debatten: Hvad blev der rykket ved I 2003? DF Episode #24. 12-11-1003 Editor-in-Chief Erik Meier Carlsen. Editor-in-Chief Hans Engell.. Editor-in-Chief Toger Seidenfaden. Editor-in-Chief David Trads. Political Editor Thomaas Larssen.. Host Klaus Bundgard Povisen 128750 2004 Debatten: Kerry versus Bush DF Episode #29. 3-4-2004 Foreign Affairs Editor Torsten Jansen. Host Klaus Bundgard Prolsen. 128751 2003 Debatten: Kold krig pa kniven DF Episode #30. Editor Peter la Cour. Host Klaus Bundgard Povlsen. 128752 2003 Debatten: Kongerogelse i timevis DF Episode #31. 10-9-2003 TV Critic Hans Flemming Kragh. News Director of TV-Avisen Soren Knudsen. News Director of TV 2 Nyhederne Lotte Mejlhede. Media Professor Stig Hjarvard. Host Klaus Bundgard Povisen. 128753 2003 Debatten: Kulturkampen DF Episode #33. 9-4-2003 Editor-in-Chief (Toger Seidenfaden). Former Editor-in-Chief (Karsten Madsen). Host Klaus Bundgard Povlsen. 128754 2003 Debatten: Lalle-pacifist eller krigsliderlig? DF Episode #36. 2-6-2003 Journalist Pernille Bramming. Authors Niels Barfoed, Kirsten Thorup. Host Klaus Bundgard Povlsen. 128755 2004 Debatten: Mellemosten I ny voldsspiral DF Episode #37. 3-25-2004 Editor-in-Chief Adam Holm. Host Klaus Bundgard Povlsen. 128756 2002 Debatten: S for svaghed eller styrke? DF Editor-in-Chief Hans Engell.. Editor-in-Chief Kresten Schultz Jorgensen. Editor-in-Chief Niels Lunde. Editor-in-Chief Toger Seidenfaden. . Host Mette Vibe Utzon. 128757 2004 Debatten: Slagsmalet om en agent - hvem vandt? DF Episode #44. 4-22-2004 Editor-in-Chief Erik Meier Carlsen. Editor-in-Chief Toger Seidenfaden. Political Editor Thomas Larssen.. Host Klaus Bundgard Povisen 128758 2002 Debatten: Spindoktorer DF Episode #45. 10-10-2002 Editor-in-Chief Kresten Schultz Jorgensen. Press Advisor to the Prime Minister Michael Kristiansen. Political Editor Thomas Larsen. Editor-in-Chief Jorn Mikkelsen. Host Mette Vibe Utzon. 128759 2003 Debatten: Terror-truslen fra hojre DF Denmark. Episode #47. 9-18-2003 Journalist-Historian Adam Holm. Host Klaus Bundgard Povlsen. 128760 2004 Debatten: Terrorisme - hvad stiller Europa op? DF Episode #49. 3-18-2004 Editor-in-Chief Toger Seidenfaden. Host Klaus Bundgard Povlsen. 128761 2003 Debatten: Tid fil fadaesar? DF Episode #50. 10-23-2003 Editor-in-Chief Erik Meier Carlsen. Editor-in-Chief Toger Seidenfaden. Political Editor Thomas Larssen.. Host Klaus Bundgard Povisen 128762 2003 Debatten: Tyndt blat blod DF Episode #51. 9-25-2003 Journalist Annelise Bistrup. Journalist Bodil Cath. Editor-in-Chief Hans Engell. Historian Steffen Heiberg. Host Klaus Bundgard Povlsen. 128763 1973 Debbie Preston, Teenage Reporter in The Case of the Superstar Mystery Cruise NJ Stapleton, Doug Debbie Preston Hollywood Reporter Series Teenage Reporter Debbie Preston 128764 1973 Debbie Preston, Teenage Reporter in the Donny Osmond Mystery NJ Resnick, Sylvia Debbie Preston Hollywood Reporter Series Teenage Reporter Debbie Preston 128765 1973 Debbie Preston, Teenage Reporter in The Michael Gray Hawaiian Mystery NJ Carter, James Debbie Preston Hollywood Reporter Series Teenage Reporter Debbie Preston 128766 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: T Series 9-16-1969 to 9-8-1970. 26 Episodes Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128767 1970 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Advice and Dissent T Episode #18. 1-20-1970 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128768 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Bodyguard, The T Episode #6. 10-21-1969 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. Debbie lives in fear of a 240-pound hockey player. 128769 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Casanova's Kitten T Episode #13. 12-16-1969 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128770 1970 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Debbie Gets Jim Fired T Episode #23. 3-10-1970 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128771 1970 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Debbie's Return T Episode #24. 3-17-1970 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128772 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Diamonds Are a Girl's Worst Friend T Episode #12. 12-9-1969 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128773 1970 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Games (Married) People Play, The T Episode #16. 1-6-1970 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128774 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Guru-vy T Episode #14. 12-23-1969 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. Debbie goes after a quack guru who has her sister and a star football player under his spell. 128775 1970 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: How To Succeed in the Stock Market Without Really Trying T Episode #21. 2-24-1970 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128776 1970 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Hurry For Our Side T Episode #17. 1-13-1970 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128777 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: In the Soup T Episode #3. 9-30-1969 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. Announcer (Bernie Kopell). 128778 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: It's a Bird - It's a Plane - It's Debbie T Episode #2. 9-23-1969 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128779 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Married Men Can Always Get T Episode #4. 10-7-1969 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128780 1970 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Mission Improbable T Episode #20. 2-10-1970 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128781 1970 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Nothing But The Truth T Episode #19. 2-3-1970 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128782 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Paper Butterfly, The T Episode #7. 10-28-1969 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. When Debbie does a story on wrestling, she gets into the ring with Terrible Tessie. 128783 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Present for Jim, A T Episode #5. 10-14-1969 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. Debbie must get back some golf clubs she gave to her husband. 128784 1970 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Producer, The T Episode #25. 3-24-1970 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128785 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Swinging Singles, The T Episode #11. 12-2-1969 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128786 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: That's Debby T Episode #1. 9-16-1969 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128787 1970 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Those Dangerous Years T Episode #22. 3-3-1970 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128788 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: To and From Russia With Love (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #8-#9. 11-4/11-1969 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128789 1970 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: Where There's a Will, There's No Way T Episode #26. 4-14-1970 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128790 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: You Bet Your Wife T Episode #10. 11-25-1969 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128791 1969 Debbie Reynolds Show, The: You Shouldn't Be In Pictures T Episode #15. 12-30-1969 Sportswriter Jim Thompson (Don Chastain) for the Los Angeles Sun. Wife Debbie Thompson (Debbie Reynolds) homemaker yearns to be a newspaper reporter just like her husband. She schemes and plots to reach her goal. 128792 2004 Debiruman MF Japan News Media. World Newscaster (Bob Sapp) 128793 1913 Debit Account, The N Onions, Oliver Press 128794 1999 Debt Collector, The M Radio Interviewer (Neil McKinven) 128795 1981 Debt of Honor N Kennedy, Adam News Media 128796 2000 Debt of Love (aka Deuda de Amor) N Borges, Luz Latino Journalists Soledad and Alvaro separate and reunite, but never fall out of love. 128797 2003 Debt, The M UK Reporter (Louise Dumayne). 128798 1998 Decay M Photographer (Al Weigand). 128799 2006 Deceit NM Siegel, James Newspaperman Tom Valle, a former ace reporter busted for writing fake stories, is doing time at a small-town newspaper in Littleton, California. But an accident he's working on leads him to a conspiracy that might be the biggest thing he will ever cover. Valle, once a star reporter at America's most prestigious daily, sees this so-called accident as his ticket he needs to resurrect his career and get him out of Littleton, California for good. He is damned good at spotting lies -- and what looks like just another head-on car crash on a lonely stretch of desert that leaves one driver dead may be something more. As he starts checking facts, he finds himself completely alone and negotiating a dark trail of corruption, cover-ups, fraud and murder that stretches back for decades. No one believes him. His phone is tapped and his colleague is shot. Reclusive ex-reporter and a scary psychiatric hospital seem to hold the answers. 128800 1890 Deceitful Newspaper Man and the Credulous Reader, The SS USC Shchedrin, In "Fables by Shchedrin." Newspaperman. Once upon a time there lived a newspaper-man and there lived a reader. The newspaper-man was a deceitful creature -- he took in people all the time. The reader believed everything. It has always been so from the beginning of time -- the deceitful take people in, and the credulous believe it all. 128801 1988 Deceits of Time N Colegate, Isabel Gossip Columnist Alfred Madden is a Jewish refugee and orphan 128802 1943 December 7th M DVD -R 1604 Reporter (Ralph Byrd). 128803 1958 December Bride: Fred MacMurray Show T Episode #113. 2-17-1958 Newspaper. Lily decides to choose Fred as her newspaper's honorary candidate for mayor. 128804 1955 December Bride: High Sierras T Episode #45. 12-12-1955 Columnist Lily and Hilda go to the mountains to get material for her column but the car breaks down 128805 1955 December Bride: Let Yourself Go T Episode #40. 11-7-1955. Series 10-4-54 to 9-24-59. Newspaper. Everybody takes Lily's newspaper article too seriously 128806 1959 December Bride: Lily's Advice Column T Episode #145. 2-5-1959 Advice Columnist. Lily takes over the advice column for the newspaper. Gazette newspaper "tips for housewife's" columnist. Lily advices a young man to make his own way and ignore his father. But his father turns out to be a big advertiser with the paper. 128807 1956 December Bride: Matt's Movie Career T Episode #49. 1-16-1956 Critic. Lily puts Matt in her club play. Matt gets good reviews so he thinks he will become a movie star 128808 1955 December Bride: Shoplifter, The T Episode #39. 10-31-1955 Newspaper. Lily is witness to a crime but the paper mistakenly lists her as the crook. She is identified as a shoplifter due to a mix-up with names. 128809 1955 December Bride: Skid Row T Episode #42. 11-21-1955 Newspaper. Lily's newspaper article gets her involved with skid row characters 128810 2005 Decemberdrom En TF TV Reporter (Ralph Carlsson). 128811 2008 Decency Zone: How to Detect Deception in Business, Life and Love N Jefferys, Macon Reporter on a southern daily newspaper becomes obsessed with a beautiful young woman only to find himself mired in the bleak and dangerous world of a prostitute. The complicated relationship is mired in a small city’s political shenanigans and journalistic ambivalences. The lonely reporter wrestles with his tangled feelings and a society’s mixed morality while working at a career that has dominated his existence. Complicating his life more are his fellow workers who have serious personal problems of their own. 128812 2006 Decent Proposal, A MT Reporter (Heron Hanuman). 128813 2004 Deception NM Mina, Denise Tabloids in Glasgow, Scotland, hound a former physician like "lovesick school-girls" demanding interviews and splashing photos of his overripe belly and unkempt hair. Man is a stay-at-home dad and husband to a psychiatrist convicted of murdering a patient who was a self-confessed serial killer. Media. 128814 2000 Deception M Reporters (Mike McHugh, Clayton Benjamin Morris). 128815 1946 Deception M DVD -R HQ 11385, 11386. Music Editor Jerry Spencer of the Bugle (Richard Erdman). 128816 1983 Deception, The N OWN - H Born, Nicolas Journalist in war torn Beirut is alienated and is unable to feel or convey the horror he sees around him. Lebanon, 1970s. Correspondent. (Original 1979. Translation 1983). 128817 2000 Deception’s Path N Gambino, Henry J. Newspaper Editor who wants headlines puts pressure on a homicide lieutenant who is investigating four brutal murders. A world prominent businessman and arts patron is murdered at the prestigious Verdi Society’s annual masquerade ball. Three other members of the city’s arts scene are murdered and now the homicide lieutenant’s superior officer, who wants to be police commissioner, and the district attorney who wants to be mayor, and an overbearing newspaper editor who wants headlines all pressure the policeman. They want an arrest and a conviction, even though the lieutenant is sure the prime suspect is innocent. 128818 1983 Decision N OWN - H Drury, Allen Journalist Cathy Corning, Washington journalist drawn by love to the side of the idealistic young justice whose marriage is crumbling 128819 1950 Decision P MLPL Chodorov, Edward Index Plays, 1944-1964 Press 128820 1952 Decision Before Dawn M Newspaperwoman (Auguste Hansen-Kleinmichel) 128821 1960 Decision at Delphi NM OWN - H MacInnes, Helen Magazine Writer Kenneth Strang 128822 1951 Decision Before Dawn M Howe, George (Novel). Newspaperwoman (Auguste Hansen-Kleinmichel). 128823 1960 Decision to Withdraw, A SS UCLA Ostrow, Joanna In "Stanford Short Stories 1960." Reporter came bouncing up the hillside in a Volkswagen. 128824 2006 Deck the Halls M DVD -R HQ 9364, 9365 News Media. News Reporter #1 (Brenda Crichlow). Reporter #2 (Jill Krop). News Producer (Agam Darshi). 128825 2006 Deck the Halls NR Jacobs, Holly In Santa Collection Harlequin Signature Select TV Reporter Merry Deluca’s “’tis the season to be greedy” story is about to get complicated -- her new cameraman is recently ex-fiance Patrick MacFarland. And he’s got a whole new angle for her story. 128826 1996 Deco Drive DT Correspondent Tina Malave. Host Lynn Martinez. 128827 1997 Deconstructing Harry M Cameraperson, First Assistant (Jonathan LaPaglia). Second Assistant Cameraperson (Jeff Mazzola). 128828 2004 Decoys M Reporter Kelly Knoxville (Rosey Edeh). D.J. (Luigi Saracino). 128829 1999 Deddo a goo! goo! MF Japan Interviewer (Masato Horii). 128830 1982 Dede MTF France News Media. La reporter (Odile Heritier). 128831 1961 Dedicated American, The: Story of Dr. Gordon Seagrave, The DT Public Affairs program 128832 1959 Dedicated, The N OWN - H Gibbs, Willa Publisher Jeremy Sternes, owner and publisher of London's leading newspaper 128833 2000 Dee Carmichael: Bombay Affair, A N McNeill, Elizabeth (aka Elisabeth) #1 Dee Carmichael Series Journalist Dee Carmichael is newly married and is trying to adjust to marriage and life in a foreign country with servants and no money. 128834 2001 Dee Carmichael: Golden Days, The N McNeill, Elizabeth (aka Elisabeth) #3 Dee Carmichael Series Correspondent Dee Carmichael is flexing her journalistic muscles in a new job as Bombay correspondent for the Daily Herald. The future is looking rosy for Dee and Ben Carmichael on their return to Bombay from England. At last Ben’s career is flourishing and Dee is at the top of her journalistic career. But when Dee interviews a man arrested for attempting to smuggle gold through Santa Cruz she begins to sense that the world she thinks she knows so well is not as it seems. Dee is haunted by the slight of hand of the “magic men” of Mahableshwar and surprised by a coincidental meeting with an old acquaintance, PT. Even more confusing are the unconventional activities of PT and his sinister Burmese colleague at their press agency. Could Monique, Dee’s eccentric new friend, lead the journalist to an ultimate explanation? And can the regular flights northwards to the mountains made by Monique’s lover, Peter, prove key to solving the mystery? The tricks performed by the “magic men” fuel Dee’s interest in the inexplicable and prompt her to look beneath the veneer of success and respectability surrounding her ex-pat friends. 128835 2002 Dee Carmichael: Last Cocktail Party, The N McNeill, Elizabeth (aka Elisabeth) #4 Dee Carmichael Series Journalist Dee Carmichael does not know as she prepares for the final Bombay expatriates’ annual cocktail party what surprises and horrors the evening is to bring. Encouraged by an anonymous tip-off to revisit an old case, police inspector Tommy Morrison has discovered that a handsome blonde woman found dead on an Indian train in 1969 was actually murdered. Worse still, the woman was his sister’s illegitimate child, given up for adoption at birth. Now, as the dead woman’s friends, husband, daughter and lover gather to reflect on the passage of their lives since they left Bombay, Morrison will take them back to the heat-sullied passionate days of 1960s India to reveal exactly why and how Sonya Richards was murdered -- and who her killer was. 128836 2001 Dee Carmichael: Send-Off, The N McNeill, Elizabeth (aka Elisabeth) #2 Dee Carmichael Series Journalist Dee Carmichael and her husband Bed are expecting their first child when they receive worrying news from the family doctor. And Dee’s best friend, Anne, has found a husband and baby don’t always mean happiness. It is Bombay in 1959. Monica Fernandes meets movie producer Stevie Stone and thinks she may have found the rich husband she’s been looking for. 128837 2002 Dee Carmichael: Unforgettable N McNeill, Elizabeth (aka Elisabeth) #5 Dee Carmichael Series Journalist Dee Carmichael is devastated when she learns that her husband, Ben, dies of a heart attack on a business trip to Singapore. “He can’t be dead. I love him, you see,” she says. Dee, now his widow, is left financially as well as emotionally impoverished and though her friends, the eccentric Josie, the stalwart Madeleine and the mysterious Algy, all support her in their own way maintaining her home and caring for her four children is still an uphill struggle. Then she returns to India and is forced to reconcile the memories of the city she loved 20 years ago -- the elegant Cuffe Parade, beautiful Back Bay with its dolphins, the Ritz hotel with its gregarious barmen -- with the high-rise blocks and building sites that have sprung up in their place. Slowly coming to terms with the development, Dee wonders what else she has been refusing to accept. Could it be true that before Ben’s death, her feelings for him had also changed? Can she face the possibility that the carefree lifestyle they enjoyed in India might have deteriorated into distrust and insecurity? Only by confronting the demons of the past can Dee let go of the ref that has been crippling her for more than a decade and distinguish the genuine treasures of her past from the fool’s gold to build a new life. 128838 1960 Deed of Mercy SS MLPL MacDonald, Philip In "Death and Chicanery: Collection of Tales by Philip MacDonald, A." Newspaperman Michael (Mike) Hackett was on the permanent staff of the San Francisco Sun for 15 years. 128839 1991 Deeds of Trust N Wuamett, Victor News Media 128840 2005 Deep Blue NR Martin, Kat Reporter Hope Sinclair for a Manhattan newspaper finds that her expose on the plight of a retirement home results in a trashed apartment, scary phone calls, and reassignment to a sister publication. The new assignment seems plush enough -- covering the quest for buried Spanish treasure off Pleasure Island in the Caribbean -- but is it meant to shut her up? For reporter Hope Sinclair, writing about the recovery of a sunken Spanish treasure off Pleasure Island should be her big chance. But Hope can’t help feeling that she’s been hand-picked for this job for all the wrong reasons. Someone wants Hope out of New York and off the story that could blow a corruption case wide open. If they think sending her to paradise will shut her up, they’ve got another thing coming. 128841 1971 Deep Cover NSF OWN - P Garfield, Brian Garfield, Brian Reporter. Nicole Lawrence, sensation-mongering, sexually promiscuous newswoman 128842 1992 Deep Cover M News Media. 1st Reporter (Eleva Singleton). 128843 2001 Deep Do-Doo and the Mysterious E-Mails NJ Delaney, Michael C. School Journalist. arch--rival Elizabeth, editor of the school paper. Classmate works on the school newspaper. Elementary school. Bennet and Pete post late-baking news on their Web site, Deep Doo-Doo. Young muckrakers. 128844 1999 Deep End of the Ocean, The M DVD -R HQ 9447, 9448 News Media. Reporter (Robert Clotworthy). Reporter (Scott William McKinlay). Reporter (Timothy Davis-Reed). Reporter (Ana Gabriel). Reporter (Steve Ireland). Reporter (Wylie Small). Reporter (Nancy Sullivan). 128845 1952 Deep End, The NM OWN - P Brown, Fredric Newspaperman Sam Evans, veteran newspaperman is haunted by discrepancies in an accidental death and uses his vacation to piece together the true story 128846 1997 Deep Family Secrets MT DVD -R HQ 8425, 8426. DVD -R HQ 7273, 7274 News Media. Reporter 1 (Randal Kirby). Reporter 2 (Rebecca Bahner). Reporter 3 (Wendell J. Grayson). 128847 1927 Deep Furrows N MLPL Ritchie, Robert W. Reporter Larry Scott, Evening Voice. Eventually charged with murder, but capturers murderer and goes free. 128848 1999 Deep Harbor NR Bergren, Lisa Tawn Weinberg List Journalist 128849 1998 Deep Impact M DVD MSNBC Reporter Jenny Lerner (Tea Leoni) stumbles into scoop. Reporter (Lisa Ann Grant). Reporter (Lisa Ann Grant) 128850 1954 Deep In My Heart M DVD -R HQ 7591, 7592, 7593. Reporters-Interviewers-Critics. Sigmund Romberg yells after them, "Let me look at the stories before they're published," and the two newspapermen and one newspaperwoman nod yes. Then he closes the door and tells a colleague, "I hate interviewers." 128851 1975 Deep Red (Profondo Rosso) M DVD -R HQ 2227, 2228. L Argento, Dario, Bernardino Zapponi (Screenplay) Italy - Ness Book Reporter Gianna Brezzi (Daria Nicoladi) helps concert pianist-composer investigate murders. Beats him at arm wrestling. Expresses her independence by conducting investigations on her own when pianist refuses to take her along as he follows up lead. Reporter gets stabbed but survives. While she pursues story, reporter also breaks into a school to look through archives and later calls police. 128852 1987 Deep Sea Conspiracy M Interviewer (Jacquie Presly). 128853 2005 Deep Sleep N Iles, Greg Photojournalist Jordan Glass is taking some time off from her job to get over the trauma of her sister's murder in New Orleans the year before. On vacation in Hong Kong, she visits the Museum of Chinese Art. There, she comes face to face with a painting of what may be her sister's dead body. Glass sets off with the FBI to track down her sister's murderer, a probable serial killer. The painting is part of a collection by an anonymous artist made up entirely of nude portraits of women who are missing. Glass' discovery puts in motion a sequence of events that forces her to confront long-buried secrets. Jordan works under an increasing sense of dread as she pursues her quarry from Hong Kong to New York to New Orleans to the Caribbean. 128854 2001 Deep Water N Date, J.V. Reporter Ernest Warner is disillusioned. He and the Whipple World park founder's great-niece know something fishy is going on at the amusement park and its resort community. They aren't sure what. But anyone asking questions seems to quietly disappear. 128855 2009 Deep Waters N Charles, Kate Journalist Lilith Noone’s professional future is on the line as she is sucked more and more deeply into her own flirtation with celebrity culture. In a culture obsessed with celebrity, baby Muffin’s death is big news. Crib death? Or something more sinister? Everyone wants to know including the police. Whatever the truth, the bereaved parents, a celebrity couple, live in a London parish. A detective inspector is recalled from his honeymoon to investigate the case, with disastrous personal results. 128856 2002 Deepsix NSF McDevitt, Jack Journalist Gregory McAllister is a volunteer crew member on a voyage to a remote, Earth-like planet called Maleiva III, popularly down as Deepsix in the early 23rd century, 2204. Trouble begins when a scan of the planet's surface reveals previously undiscovered evidence of intelligent. A female commercial pilot is sent to Deepsix. A rogue moon hurtling through space is about to obliterate the planet. Her mission: to discover and preserve as many remnants of that alien civilization as time and circumstance will allow. The acerbic journalist is aboard. Their exploration has barely begun when an earthquake destroys all functional landing vehicles, stranding the group on a rapidly disintegrating planet. They struggle to survive while a rescue effort takes place. 128857 1955 Deer Park, The N OWN - P Mailer, Norman Gossip Columnist Dorothea O'Faye. 128858 2004 Deerings, The MT School Editor (Emily Chaffin). 128859 1985 Def-Con 4 M Newscaster at WWN (Karen Kennedy). Newscaster (Ken Ryan). 128860 1978 Defection of Simas Kudirka, The MT News Media. Lithuanian seaman's attempt for freedom in 1970. 128861 2009 Defective Man M News Media. Reporter (Oriana Saiz). Two co-workers are injured in a chemical accident and become not-so-super heroes. They become Defective Man and his sidekick Horn Dog, recruit a couple more heroes (Captain Orange-Piss and Bill Gill) and set out to save Albuquerque. 128862 1970 Defector, The NM OWN - H Collingwood, Charles Correspondent Bill Benson of IBS News. 128863 1983 Defects of the Heart NR GPL Gordon, Barbara Documentarian Jessica Lenhart of New York's independent station WPTN cares too much about capturing the truth in her news documentaries. Eventually she quits. 128864 1987 Defence of the Realm M DVD -R HQ 9206, 9207. SVD 746. SVD 568 Stellman, Martin (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book - Good Quotes Reporters Nicholas "Nick" Mullen (Gabriel Bryne) and Vernon Bayliss (Denholm Elliott) for The Daily Dispatch investigate a story on a British MP and a known KGB agent suspected of exchanging information. Bayliss is an old friend of the MP. MP threatens his reporter friend if the paper prints anything. Aggressive editors at the paper print a story linking MP to KGB agent. Mullen passes himself off as a police officer to get an interview with the MP's wife. Both reporters argue over how to handle the story. Mullen claims Bayliss is sticking up for his old MP friend. Story runs and owners of the newspaper talk about increased circulation figures and possibility of a lawsuit. Reporter Bayliss is killed. Mullen breaks into his desk, discovers story on planes armed with nuclear weapons. Bayliss was working on story showing MP framed when he was killed. Mullen follows up on the story. His apartment is bombed. Newscaster (Beverly Anderson). First Newsroom Deputy (Nicholas Coppin). Second Newsroom Deputy (Veronica Duffy). Picture Editor (David Hatton). Journalist (Derek Lyons). All pervasive government tries to influence owners of the media. 128865 2004 Defenceless: Blood Symphony, A M Cameraman (Craig Sayers - The Evil Cameraman). 128866 1956 Defend My Love (Difendo Il Mio Amore) M Prosperi, Giorgio, Jacques Robert (Screenplay) Italy - Ness Book Reporter Giovanni tries to dig up a scandal on banker's wife, whose former boss was poisoned. Banker's wife has an illegitimate daughter (her father was a flyer in the war) who is now crippled with polio. She is run over by a truck while trying to flee zealous news photographers, the reporter is disgraced and fired. 128867 2004 Defender, The M News Media. Reporter (Leigh Zimmerman). 128868 1998 Defenders, The: Choice of Evils MT SVD 630 1-18-1998. News Media 128869 1962 Defenders, The: Crusader, The T Episode #23. 2-24-1962 Editor (Alan Bunce). 128870 1963 Defenders, The: Loophole T Hotchner, A.E. Episode #74.11-16-1963 Reporter (Arthur Taylor). 128871 1997 Defenders, The: Payback MT SVD 584 News Media. Attorney Lawrence Preston and his new partners defend a man who killed his daughter's rapist 128872 2003 Defending Our Kids: Julie Posey Story, The M TV Reporter (Eleanor Coopsammy). 128873 1988 Defense Play M Press. Quote: "Wait until press gets hold of this." 128874 1934 Defense Rests, The M Reporter (Lynn Cowan). Reporter (Charles King). Reporter (Cactus Mack). Reporter (Jerry Storm). Reporter (Billy West). 128875 1991 Defenseless M DVD -R HQ 7496, 7497 Reporter at Fundraiser (Mike Leinert). Los Angeles lawyer defends her ex-college roommate whose husband, her lover, has been slain. 128876 1958 Defiant Ones, The M DVD -R HQ 6372, 6373. L Editor (Lawrence Dobkin). 128877 2007 Definitely, Maybe M Reporter Summer Hartley (Rachel Weisz) is smart, flirtatious and stunningly untrustworthy as a very ambitious journalist. News Media. TV Newscaster (Greg Abbey). On Camera Reporter (J. Evans Lee). TV Anchor Tom Brokaw (Himself in archive footage). 30-something Manhattan dad is in the midst of a divorce when his 10-year-old daughter starts to question him about his life before marriage. She wants to know how her parents met and fell in love. It is during Bill Clinton’s first Presidential campaign and the years that followed when the hero’s ambitions and romantic mishaps are plotted against the President’s troubles with women and the disillusion of the later Clinton period. Will shapes the tale himself changing the names of his girlfriends so she can’t tell which of the gree will turn out to be her mother. 128878 2004 Definition of Insanity, The M Photographer (Mark Gilmore). 128879 1999 Defying Gravity M Field Reporter (Scott Roth) 128880 2009 Defying Gravity: Bacon T DVD -R HQ 11373 Episode #6. 8-30-2009 BBC Journalist Peter Howitt (Trevor Williams). The skeptical reporter is determined to discover the truth by asking all the hard-hitting questions that the audience is wondering about. Documentary Producer Paula Morales (Paula Garces) is a former schoolteacher who aspires to be a broadcaster when she completes the mission. One of Paula’s duties on Antares is hosting “Classroom in Space,” a video presentation where she interviews the other astronauts and explains the daily routines and activities onboard Antares. From a poor family in Brownsville, Texas, Paula is the payload specialist on the Antares. Religious, optimistic and hardworking she speaks three languages: English, Spanish and Amesian. In 2052, four women and four men prepare to start the most ambitious exploration of the solar system in the history of mankind aboard the Antares. When two of the astronauts get sick, one of their alternates learns the true nature of the mission. Paula is injured, losing a thumb that is repaired by the doctor. 128881 2009 Defying Gravity: Fear T DVD -R HQ 11374 Episode #7. 9-6-2009 BBC Journalist Peter Howitt (Trevor Williams). The skeptical reporter is determined to discover the truth by asking all the hard-hitting questions that the audience is wondering about. Documentary Producer Paula Morales (Paula Garces) is a former schoolteacher who aspires to be a broadcaster when she completes the mission. One of Paula’s duties on Antares is hosting “Classroom in Space,” a video presentation where she interviews the other astronauts and explains the daily routines and activities onboard Antares. From a poor family in Brownsville, Texas, Paula is the payload specialist on the Antares. Religious, optimistic and hardworking she speaks three languages: English, Spanish and Amesian. In 2052, four women and four men prepare to start the most ambitious exploration of the solar system in the history of mankind aboard the Antares. When two of the astronauts get sick, one of their alternates learns the true nature of the mission. While Goss is working on a plan to promote the mission in front of the eyes of the whole world, the Antares crew suffers from hallucinations that could interfere with his plan. Mars Candy is prepared to pay $10 billion for promotion on the spacecraft on Halloween. The company has paid to have the crew of the Antares film a candy commercial 35 million klicks from earth. No one, excepting the candy company, is thrilled over this notion, but money is money. The crew cook up a cover story saying a tainted batch of HALOs are causing them to have psychotropic trips, and ground control tries to scrub the commercial, but the candy commercial and the crew put up a fuss so they try to do it anyway. The commercial entails an EVA with the astronauts carrying candy buckets. Basically they’ll fly into position, open a banner with the candy company logo on it and say “Trick or Treat.” As they try to exit the ship, Shaw is paralyzed by his Martian Storm vision, Donner is seeing his dead girlfriend, Zoe is hearing baby cries, and everyone is going to hell. Jen remains unaffected and tries to get them to go outside, but Donner scrubs it. As soon as they’re back inside, everyone is feeling better and the money they didn’t make form doing the commercial will come out of the science budget for the mission. Zoe thanks Donner for keeping them inside, and they both admit that they’re happy the others are along. Zoe confides in him about the dream she’s been having -- going naked out the airlock -- and as she’s telling it to him, he basically cuts in and tells her the rest of her dream. He’s been having it for two months. 128882 2009 Defying Gravity: H21K T DVD -R HQ 11353 Episode #4. 8-16-2009 BBC Journalist Peter Howitt (Trevor Williams). The skeptical reporter is determined to discover the truth by asking all the hard-hitting questions that the audience is wondering about. Documentary Producer Paula Morales (Paula Garces) is a former schoolteacher who aspires to be a broadcaster when she completes the mission. One of Paula’s duties on Antares is hosting “Classroom in Space,” a video presentation where she interviews the other astronauts and explains the daily routines and activities onboard Antares. From a poor family in Brownsville, Texas, Paula is the payload specialist on the Antares. Religious, optimistic and hardworking she speaks three languages: English, Spanish and Amesian. In 2052, four women and four men prepare to start the most ambitious exploration of the solar system in the history of mankind aboard the Antares. When two of the astronauts get sick, one of their alternates learns the true nature of the mission. 128883 2009 Defying Gravity: Love, Honor, Obey T DVD -R HQ 11397 Episode #9. 9-13-2009 BBC Journalist Peter Howitt (Trevor Williams). The skeptical reporter is determined to discover the truth by asking all the hard-hitting questions that the audience is wondering about. Documentary Producer Paula Morales (Paula Garces) is a former schoolteacher who aspires to be a broadcaster when she completes the mission. One of Paula’s duties on Antares is hosting “Classroom in Space,” a video presentation where she interviews the other astronauts and explains the daily routines and activities onboard Antares. From a poor family in Brownsville, Texas, Paula is the payload specialist on the Antares. Religious, optimistic and hard-working she speaks three languages: English, Spanish and Amesian. In 2052, four women and four men prepare to start the most ambitious exploration of the solar system in the history of mankind aboard the Antares. When two of the astronauts get sick, one of their alternates learns the true nature of the mission. An impending solar flare puts the crew in danger and the strange force in Pod 4 sends out an irresistible siren call. 128884 2009 Defying Gravity: Natural Selection T DVD -R HQ 11342 Episode #2. 8-2-2009 BBC Journalist Peter Howitt (Trevor Williams). The skeptical reporter is determined to discover the truth by asking all the hard-hitting questions that the audience is wondering about. Documentary Producer Paula Morales (Paula Garces) is a former schoolteacher who aspires to be a broadcaster when she completes the mission. One of Paula’s duties on Antares is hosting “Classroom in Space,” a video presentation where she interviews the other astronauts and explains the daily routines and activities onboard Antares. From a poor family in Brownsville, Texas, Paula is the payload specialist on the Antares. Religious, optimistic and hardworking she speaks three languages: English, Spanish and Amesian. In 2052, four women and four men prepare to start the most ambitious exploration of the solar system in the history of mankind aboard the Antares. When two of the astronauts get sick, one of their alternates learns the true nature of the mission. 128885 2009 Defying Gravity: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 11341 Episode #1. 8-2-2009 BBC Journalist Peter Howitt (Trevor Williams). The skeptical reporter is determined to discover the truth by asking all the hard-hitting questions that the audience is wondering about. Documentary Producer Paula Morales (Paula Garces) is a former schoolteacher who aspires to be a broadcaster when she completes the mission. One of Paula’s duties on Antares is hosting “Classroom in Space,” a video presentation where she interviews the other astronauts and explains the daily routines and activities onboard Antares. From a poor family in Brownsville, Texas, Paula is the payload specialist on the Antares. Religious, optimistic and hardworking she speaks three languages: English, Spanish and Amesian. In 2052, four women and four men prepare to start the most ambitious exploration of the solar system in the history of mankind aboard the Antares. When two of the astronauts get sick, one of their alternates learns the true nature of the mission. 128886 2009 Defying Gravity: Rubicon T DVD -R HQ 11365 Episode #5. 8-23-2009 BBC Journalist Peter Howitt (Trevor Williams). The skeptical reporter is determined to discover the truth by asking all the hard-hitting questions that the audience is wondering about. Documentary Producer Paula Morales (Paula Garces) is a former schoolteacher who aspires to be a broadcaster when she completes the mission. One of Paula’s duties on Antares is hosting “Classroom in Space,” a video presentation where she interviews the other astronauts and explains the daily routines and activities onboard Antares. From a poor family in Brownsville, Texas, Paula is the payload specialist on the Antares. Religious, optimistic and hardworking she speaks three languages: English, Spanish and Amesian. In 2052, four women and four men prepare to start the most ambitious exploration of the solar system in the history of mankind aboard the Antares. When two of the astronauts get sick, one of their alternates learns the true nature of the mission. 128887 2009 Defying Gravity: Threshold T DVD -R HQ 11343 Episode #3. 8-2009 BBC Journalist Peter Howitt (Trevor Williams). The skeptical reporter is determined to discover the truth by asking all the hard-hitting questions that the audience is wondering about. Documentary Producer Paula Morales (Paula Garces) is a former schoolteacher who aspires to be a broadcaster when she completes the mission. One of Paula’s duties on Antares is hosting “Classroom in Space,” a video presentation where she interviews the other astronauts and explains the daily routines and activities onboard Antares. From a poor family in Brownsville, Texas, Paula is the payload specialist on the Antares. Religious, optimistic and hardworking she speaks three languages: English, Spanish and Amesian. In 2052, four women and four men prepare to start the most ambitious exploration of the solar system in the history of mankind aboard the Antares. When two of the astronauts get sick, one of their alternates learns the true nature of the mission. 128888 1987 Degrassi Junior High: T Series 1987-1991 Reporter for the Degrassi Digest 128889 1987 Degrassi Junior High: What a Night T Episode #9. 3-15-1987 Publicist, Book (Kathryn Ellis). 128890 1988 Degrassi Junior High: Whole Truth, The T Episode #33. 12-12-1988 Aspiring Journalist Caitlin (Stacie Mistysyn) learns a lesson in balanced journalism when she writes an article on animal rights. When Liz tells Caitlin about her interest in animal testing, she tries to convince her to write an article for the school paper. Liz and Caitlin work together in order to let the students know about this topic. When Kathleen informs Caitlin that animal testing is necessary in some cases, Caitlin does some research and learns that Kathleen is right. Joey's job at CRAZ Radio isn't all it's cracked up to be. 128891 2001 Degrassi: Next Generation, The: Parents Day T Episode #105 - 11-4-2001 School Journalist Emma writes an editorial. Toby is worried about how his divorced parents will act at parents night. NAK Reporters (Sabrina Sanchez, Kyle Schmid). 128892 1992 Degree of Guilt NM OWN - P Patterson, Richard North TV Journalist Mary Carelli, one of the most powerful women in TV journalism is charged with the murder of a famous novelist 128893 1995 Degree of Guilt MT Miniseries News Media. Newscaster #1 (Michael Eric Kramer). Newscaster #2 (Catherine Swing) 128894 2007 Deha MF Journalist (Khyati Keshwani) 128895 1998 Deja mort MF Cameraman (Patrick Courteix). 128896 1985 Dejà Vu M SVD 1141 Reporter (David Lewin) 128897 2004 déjà vu N Furner, E.M. Reporter Eric Fisher for the Atlanta Tribune is assigned to cover the story of a crazed serial killer on the loose -- the Atlanta Strangler. He points out what all the victims have in common -- racism. Hardcore, radical racism. Together, with the special agent in charge of the investigation experience in investigating murders and Eric's journalistic attention to detail, they track down the murderer -- a militant Black Panther leader with a history of violent crime and no alibi. With the information the reporter and the agent provide the DA, the suspect is arrested, charged and convicted of seven counts of murder and sentenced to death. That bring to an end the Atlanta Strangler murders -- or so the agent and reporter think. It all began when someone busted down doors and started strangling people to death in rural Fulton County, Georgia. A large black man, one of the witnesses claimed. It wasn't long after the Atlanta Tribune started running the horrifying story of a crazed serial killer on the loose and everyone started referring to him as the Atlantic Strangler. 128898 2006 déjà vu M Reporter (Patt Noday, News Reporter). Reporter #1 (Lara Grice). Reporter #2 (Lowell Perry). Reporter #3 (Michael Arata). Reporter #4 (Sylvia Jefferies). Channel 8 Reporter (Margaret Lawhon). Newspaper Reporter (Christopher Scholl). 128899 1988 Dekalog, jeden MTF Journalist Magda Sroga-Mikolajczyk). 128900 1990 Dekalog: Dekalog, dwa T Poland. Episode #2. 5-11-1990 Journalist (Magda Sroga-Mikolajczyk). 128901 1990 Dekalog: Dekalog, jeden T Poland. Episode #1. 5-4-1990 Journalist (Magda Sroga-Mikolajczyk). 128902 2000 Delacourt Scandal, The NR Woods, Sherryl Silhouette Special Edition #1363 Reporter Maddie Kent wants to uncover Delacourt secrets in retribution for the damage done to her family. She establishes a relationship with the dynasty's youngest son. She convinces Griffin Carpenter to hire her to unearth Delacourt secrets and publish them in the Dallas-based tabloid. Kent attended one of the nations' best journalism schools taking courses in media ethics and responsibility. But now all she wants is one expose, even if it meant she'd never work as a reporter again. Then she met the son. And she is attracted to him. 128903 2000 Delancey's Way N McCourt, James Reporter Delancey for the East Hampton Star is sent to cover the environmental budget wars of the 104th Congress. Delancey is a gay reporter who mocks everything he finds in Washington D.C. He lives to swap wisecracks. Delancey is an inveterate survivor who grew up on the Lower East Side, went off to a Christian Brothers boarding school and came out in Greenwich Village during the pre-AIDS bacchanal of the 1970s. Now in early middle age, he leads a more sedate life on the eastern edge of Long Island, but he can still rise to the occasion when adventure beckons. Smells a vast conspiracy and possible assassination plot. Georgetown society hostess, a porn star and an opera diva can open doors most journalists don't even know how to find in broad daylight. 128904 1954 Delavine Affair, The M UK Only Press 128905 2006 Delaware Venture N Ebert, Richard Mark News Media circus takes place after a humble citizen named Karl Bontrager interrupts Delaware’s tumultuous gubernatorial debate in 1992 with an inspiring speech. Bontrager is immediately fired from his job and becomes the target of media frenzy. Even though the news media is responsible for fueling a riot in his neighborhood, some political chicanery lands an innocent Karl in jail for creating a public disturbance. But Karl’s inspirational speech has awakened the public. Concerned citizens, neighbors, Karl’s granddaughter and some of her college classmates converge on the jail and demand Karl’s release. Just as the governor issues an executive order to release him, the startled jailer tells the crowd that Karl is not there. 128906 1983 DelCorso's Gallery N OWN - H Caputo, Philip Correspondent Harold Bolton, Pulitzer Prize-winning bureau chief in Saigon. Nicholas Del Corso, a Vietnam veteran turned combat photographer wants to show the public the true face of war. P.X. Dunlop, his former mentor. 128907 1970 Delegation, Die MTF Journalist Will Roczinsky (Walter Kohut) is dead. He was investigating UFO sightings. A TV broadcast summarizes the events up to his death. 128908 1991 Delhi N Singh, Khushwant Journalist is narrator and sometimes tour-guide/lover to rich foreign women who visit his native city. 128909 1997 Deli, The M News Media. Jimmy the Newsman (Jack O'Connell) 128910 2000 Deliberate Intent MT DVD -R HQ 4563, 4564 News Media. Editor Peder Lund (Jeffrey Knight) and his Paladin Press are on trial for aiding and abetting murder by publishing a book called "Hit Man," a How To Guide. So and So kills for Hire. Some consider him a criminal. Others think he's a hero. Learn the tricks of the trade from a Master Killer. Sues the publisher. First Amendment Lawyer involved. No one's ever sued a publisher and won. Nobody. Says the lawyer. Lund and Paladin Press are on trial for aiding and abetting murder. 128911 1986 Deliberate Stranger, The MT SVD 1110. 1318 Editor (Macon McCalman), Larsen's Editor. 128912 1996 Delicate Art of the Rifle, The M Weatherman. Non-Linear Weatherman (Bruce Sterling). 128913 2009 Delicate Edible Birds: Delicate Edible Birds SS Groff, Lauren War Correspondents in World War II include a promiscuous journalist who is captured by a Nazi sympathizer. In "Delicate Edible Birds," a group of war correspondents — a lone, high-spirited woman among them — falls sudden prey to a brutal farmer while fleeing Nazis in the French countryside. Can a woman of no morals give up on her principles? A beautiful Martha Gellhorn-like journalist struggles to survive in Vichy France. 128914 2007 Delicious M New York Paparazzo Les Galantine (Steve Buscemi) and a kid Toby (Michael Pitt) who wants to be a tabloid photographer. Galantine is haggard and bilious, a bottom dog who never gives up and is desperate to get a shot of a pop star as she is leaving a club. His photog career highlights are shots of Goldie Hawn having lunch and Elvis Costello without his hat. Toby inveigles his way into Les' chaotic apartment and before long he's Les' unpaid assistant. Les picks up the pretty street kid who wants to be an actor and makes him his assistant teaching him how to get into parties, cadge goody bags and other necessary skills. They live in Les' grub by apartment, two outcasts. After an overnight stakeout, Les and Toby get a photo of a singer recovering from a penis operation. He is overjoyed at the $700 he makes. 128915 1886 Delilah PO USC Kipling, Rudyard Press 128916 2007 Delilah Street: Dancing with Werewolves: Delilah Street, Paranormal Investigator N Douglas, Carole Nelson #1 Delilah Street Series TV Reporter Delilah Street used to cover the small-town bogeyman beat back in Kansas, but now, in high-octane Las Vegas -- which is run by a werewolf mob -- she finds herself holding back the gates of Hell itself. But at least she has a hot new guy and one big bad wolfhound to help her out. Thirteen years ago it was the revelation of the millennium: witches, werewolves, vampires and other supernaturals are real., 128917 1944 Delinquent Daughters M St. Claire, Arthur (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Steve Cronin (Parker Gee) for the Evening Dispatch investigates juvenile delinquency connected to a nightclub. Usually tags along with the police. Film's spokesman for a solution to the teen problem. Criticizes cop for thinking he can end delinquency by tearing down nightclubs. Suggests they need to build safe places where kids can congregate. Achieves goal when nightclub is turned into respectable establishment. Even the reporter works here behind the ice cream counter. 128918 1972 Delirio caldo MF Italy- International Version Only Journalist (Stefano Oppedisano). 128919 1991 Delirious M DVD -R HQ 8274, 8275 TV Reporter (Stephanie Segal). Head writer (John Candy) of a soap opera dreams he's a character in it romancing two women in the plot. 128920 2007 Delirious M Paparazzi. Small-Time Celebrity Photographer Les Galantine (Steve Buscemi) is desperate to make it big. Publicist (Carylee McPherson). Galantine makes friends with a homeless young man who wants to be an actor. When the man gets involved with a hot pop star, Les grows jealous and plots revenge. 128921 1992 Deliver Them From Evil: Taking of Alta View, The MT News Media 128922 2006 Deliver Us From Evil NS Buro, John J. Journalist William Zapata has a passion for journalism and a penchant for getting the story right. He had carved a niche as an ace sportswriter in school, and only hours after his graduation from Gilray University, the next chapter in his life quickly unfolds. Zapata had never known his birth parents. At the age of two, he was adopted and that fact was never hidden from him. But throughout the years, he did wonder what had become of them. The New York Skyline is a weekly publication that has yet to gain recognition and William’s first two weeks there had not been the smoothest. Though his assignments were well-written, he remained back-page fodder. He wanted the juice and he wanted it now. Then, all hell breaks loose. An office romance between Zapata and an attractive secretary only complicates matters. Still, he has a guardian angel in the form of a seasoned detective. They secretly work together despite the unwritten rule that police and the media should not mix. But even after finding tidbits of his real mother’s fragmented life, there is more to unearth following an explosive courtroom scene. Will William ever learn the absolute truth? And, if he does, will he regret the discovery? 128923 1928 Deliverance M Fisher, Irving (Books - "Prohibition At Its Worst" and "Prohibition Still At Its Worst"). Duncan Underhill (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers/Reporters/Publishers - Ness Book Publisher of newspaper is also a senator. He asks reporter to conduct survey on prohibition before voting on 18th Amendment. Publisher has nearly been in an automobile accident with drunken managing editor, who is also the leader of a gang of bootleggers When opponents of Prohibition try to bribe the publisher-senator, he records the conversation on a Dictaphone and publishes it, along with the results of the survey. Managing Editor is fired and the reporter marries the publisher's daughter. 128924 2000 Delivering Milo M Newscaster (Kathleen Farrell). Reporter (Peter Nelson). 128925 1903 Delivering Newspapers M Newsboys. 50 preadolescent boys -- New York World -- fight for position in line to sell newspapers 128926 2004 Delivery Boy Chronicles M Photographer (Steve Warren). 128927 2008 Delivery Room, The N Brownrigg, Sylvia American Journalist Jess is eager to have a baby. Se’s referred to as “the American,” a single female journalist who longs for a baby. It is 1998 and in the safe haven of her London office, a room her husband jokingly calls “The Delivery Room,” therapist Mira Braverman listens to the stories of her troubled parents including the journalist as well as an aristocratic woman going through an intense infertility drama and an irritable divorce who likes to taunt Mira about her Serbian nationality. 128928 1990 Delta Force 2: Colombian Connection, The M Sequel to 1986 Film News Media. Reporters (Andre Del Amo, Michael Myracle). 128929 1991 Delta Force III: Killing Game, The (aka Delta Force 3: Killing Game, The) M SVD 966 News Media. Newscaster (Ike Seamans). Terrorists and newscasts 128930 1986 Delta Force, The M TV Reporter (Mosko Alkalai). Journalist (Larry Price). 128931 2004 Delta State: Virus C Episode #2. 4-6-2004 PR Manager (Marie-Josee Colburn). 128932 2006 Delta: Zukunft ohne Kinder? - Uber das Drama der Kinderarmut und die Rolle der Familien TF Episode #27. 9-7-2006 Journalist Frank Schirrmacher und FAX-Herausgeber. Host Gert Scobel. 128933 1997 Delusion NM Elm, Joanna News Media Owner Jack Kane, New York media mogul. Rival Murdoch-Turner conflict. Kate McCusker is a true-crime writer. 128934 1976 Delvecchio: A.P.B.: Santa Claus T Episode #11. 12-26-1976 TV Anchor. Sgt. Delvecchio (Judd Hirsch) tries to convince arrogant TV anchor to put a story on the air to save a man's life. Story of potential suicide. Christmas story episode. 128935 1909 Demagog, The N USC Hereford, William Richard Publisher William Randolph Hearst parallel story. Owner of newspapers. 128936 1881 Demagogue, The N USC Locke, David Ross Editor Rhoads of The Clarion. Caleb Mason., newspaperman. The Gazette is rival newspaper. The Shield and Banner and Mr. Gamaliel Incubus, its editor, proprietor and sole business manager. Horace Greeley in the novel. Mason rises to political power. The Ohio Cultivator. 128937 1980 Demasiado para Galvez MF Editor (German Cobos), El Editor. 128938 1981 Demasiado para Galvez MF Female Journalist 128939 1979 Demasiado para Galvez (aka So Much For Galvez) N Reverete, Jorge Martinez #1 Galvez Novels Reporter Julio Galvez is employed as a journalist but he is not particularly talented and the periodical for which he works is considered second rate in Madrid. Galvez is always in search of a scoop. Galvez is in his mid-forties and works as a business journalist for the Madrid edition of a major Spanish daily. He has no great professional triumphs to his credit. First-person narrative abounds in satirical remarks aimed at the Spanish news profession of the day. He has a propensity for getting involved in humorous situations and it is his mediocrity that distinguishes himself from the rest of the characters. The novel deals mainly with journalistic issues and the preponderance of contemporary economic scandals. One critic wrote: Characters are competitive, petty glory-seekers with unfortunate personalities, and what is more, most of them can be bought if the price is right. Galvez himself is notorious for his professional flubs and his childlike behavior in what is traditionally deemed a serious profession. At times he is a classic machista, at others he is childlike and naive, but what is consistent is his lack of understanding as to the reactions he provokes. As Galvez’s investigation into corruption goes deeper, so does the risk to his person. At one point after Galvez tries to extort information from one of the corrupt executives he is investigating, a band of thugs sets on him, works him over, and the ruffians are about to cut his throat when they are stopped by the Guardia Civil. The novel becomes more and more violent. The story that began to lightheartedly ends with Galvez narrowly escaping a car bomb that kills others and then fleeing Madrid. Ultimately Galvez’s story is not published because the magazine fears its repercussions. During the novel, when a Japanese colleague visits the city to write a feature on the Madrid branch of the Japanese company “Matador” for the paper, Galvez is demoted to tour guide. In a museum a Moroccan boy steals the journalist’s purse and important documents disappear from her hotel room. The thief is caught, but he has already given the documents to his employer. Galvez’ journalistic interest is aroused and when his boss asks him to write an article about “Matador’s” plans to go public, it suits him perfectly: he suspects that the missing documents have something to do with the company. He gets in touch with the thief who promises him information for a large sum of money. Then the corpses of two brutally murdered Moroccan children are found and while police search for the thief whom they suspect of the murders, Galvez finds himself involved with the Chinese Mafia. 128940 1981 Demasiado para Galvez (aka So Much for Galvez) MF Reverte, Jorge Martinez (Based On His Novel) Reporter Julio Galvez is employed as a journalist but he is not particularly talented and the periodical for which he works is considered second rate in Madrid. El periodista corrupto (Jose Maria Lacoma). El editor (German Cobos). El locutor de TV (Javier Alfaya). El publicitario (Eduardo Rodriguez). El abogado (Jorge Martinez Reverte). 128941 1997 Demenagement, Le MF Press. L'automobiliste presse (Yves Pignot) 128942 2005 Demented Choirs N McKeon, John Reporter Jack Bevins is a muckraking American journalist at the beginning of the 20th century and is prying into Britain's official secrets for newspaper mogul William Randolph Hearst. Signaling the onset of the great 20th century arms race, the new British battleship Dreadnought will be the most powerful weapon ever created. Hearst will use Dreadnought's awesome design to goad President Teddy Roosevelt toward modernizing America's navy, but first Jack has to beat Britain's imperial rivals, especially Germany, to the plans. Aided by a dubious street urchin, Jack sets out to breach the security of the Portsmouth, England, shipyard where Dreadnought is being built, but his path to the prize is anything but straight. When the British discover Dreadnought's security has been compromised, they react with a vengeance that puts more than Jack's visitor status in jeopardy. He races desperately to discover the truth, with more at stake than he had ever imagined. 128943 2006 Dementia: Experiment in Terror, An M TV Anchor (Daymond W. Rice). 128944 2006 Demise of Luleta Jones, The N Boone, Mark Allen African-American Reporter Theo Pugh is obsessed with uncovering the facts surrounding the mysterious suicide of an enigmatic public school teacher from a newly gentrified Chicago neighborhood. The investigations peels away the community's thin veneer, portraying the dire consequences that gifted African Americans suffer when they violate their community's narrow conventions. 128945 1879 Democracy N USC Adams, Henry Newspaper Owner Hartbeest Schneidekoupon established the Protective Review in Philadelphia, a periodical in the interests of American industry, which he edited himself, as a stepping-stone to Congress, the Cabinet and the Presidency. Jonathan Andrews, special correspondent of the New York Sidereal System, a very friendly organ. Other correspondents. 128946 1952 Democratic National Convention (all four networks) DT Reporters 128947 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago T News 128948 1996 Demolition High M News Media. Brunette Reporter (Lisa Melilli). Blonde Reporter (Peggy Trentini) 128949 1993 Demolition Man M TV Reporter (Susan Lentini) 128950 1995 Demolitionist, The M TV Reporter (Brian DiMuccio). Second Reporter (Larry Clark). Death Row Reporter (Dino Vindeni). 128951 1975 Demon, The and the Mummy MT Investigative Reporter Kolchak (Darren McGavin), the occult reporter faces supernatural terrors in two episodes of "The Night Stalker TV series 128952 2004 Demoniac MF Sweden. Short Film. Photographer (Johan Brannstrom). 128953 1983 Demons of Ludlow, The M Ness Reporter Debra and Photographer Win investigate demons unleashed from a piano in a small New England town. 128954 1990 Demonstone M Trayne, John, David Philips, Frederick Bailey (Screenplay) Ness Book Female TV Reporter arrives at the site of an archaeological dig with a camera crew. She becomes possessed by a demon and wipes out the members of a family that has been cursed. Finally stabs self with samurai sword. 128955 1971 Demonstrator M Campbell, Elizabeth and Dan (Story). Kit Denton (Screenplay) Australia - Ness Book Columnist Steven Slater (Gerard Maguire) is asked by demonstrators to help them draw attention to their protest of an Asian conference being held in Australia. His father is one of the organizers. Helps plan a demonstration. Protestors take over the conference hall. Columnist chastises them for allowing the protest to turn violent. A delegate puts up money to pay columnist's bail when he is arrested with the other demonstrators, then tries to influence Slater to support him. Columnist tries to convince them to give up plans for more demonstrations. Hold another rally and fake injuries to make it look as though they were brutalized by police, waiting until they are sure the TV cameras are rolling. Columnist tries to talk to father after conference ends, but is given cold shoulder. Columnist walks away. Sidesteps ethical issues of covering a story he's involved in. "As a journalist I have to look at both sides of any story. Impartial reporting." "Impartial political reporting? Contradiction in terms." 128956 1985 Dempsey & Makepeace: T UK. Episode #17. 10-12-1985 Photographer (Karl Howman). 128957 1985 Dempsey & Makepeace: Judgment T Episode #10. 3-15-1985 Newscaster (Lew Gardner). 128958 1986 Dempsey & Makepeace: Mantrap T UK. Episode #29. 10-25-1986 Photographer (Chuck Julian). 128959 1983 Dempsy MT SVDSP 552 and 553 (Two Parts) Sports Reporters. Jack Dempsy story. 128960 1969 Den sedmy, osma noc MF Journalist (Kveta Fialova) 128961 1974 Den-en ni shisu MF Japan Film Critic (Isao Kimura). 128962 1998 Denial M Newscaster (Maria Bamford) 128963 2004 Denial M UK TV Journalist Sandy (Ellie Haddington). 128964 2008 Denise Richards: It’s Complicated: Denise Strikes Back! T DVD -R HQ 10081 Episode. 7-27-2008 Tabloid newspaper vicious rumors interrupt Denise’s press tour. 128965 2008 Denise Richards: It’s Complicated: Denise vs. Tabloids T DVD -R HQ 10081 Episode. 6-1-2008 Tabloids. Denise confronts the tabloids. Denise tries to stop swearing in front of her children. 128966 2004 Dennis Miller T Correspondents (Ant, Tim Meadows, John Ridley - Themselves). 128967 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Series 1959-60 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper 128968 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #5. 10-20-1959 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128969 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #7. 11-3-1959 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. Hal tries to save his friend's job as an art critic by becoming an artist. 128970 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #8. 11-10-1959 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. Hal interviews a woman voted "Woman of the Year." 128971 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #9. 11-24-1959 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128972 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #10. 12-1-1959 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128973 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #11. 12-8-1959 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. Hal discovers the secret marriage of an actress. 128974 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #12. 12-15-1959 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. Hal and his son Randy go on a camping trip. 128975 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #14. 12-29-1959 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128976 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #15. 1-5-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. Hal gives a friend's son a job. 128977 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #16. 1-12-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. Wife of a United Nations delegate gives birth to quintuplets. 128978 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #17. 1-19-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. Magazine prints an article about Hal's deals. 128979 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #19. 2-2-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128980 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #20. 2-9-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128981 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #21. 2-16-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. Hal finds his articles are published in a rival's newspaper. 128982 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #22. 3-1-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. Hal is mistakenly identified as the writer of a romance novel. 128983 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #24. 3-15-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. Hal interviews a female psychologist. 128984 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: T Episode #25. 3-19-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. Hal plays matchmaker for his housekeeper Sarge. 128985 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: Cauliflower Kids, The T Episode #33. Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128986 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: Courtship of Hal, The T Episode #32. Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. Love letter falls into the wrong hands. 128987 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: Cypress Grade School T Episode #18. 1-26-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128988 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: Dimples T Episode #27. 4-12-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128989 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: Go Home Aunt Millie T Episode #23. 3-8-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128990 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: Hal's TV Date T Episode #1. 9-22-1959 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128991 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: It's Only Money T Episode #31. Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128992 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: June Thursday T Episode #30. 5-10-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. Reporter (Ralph Brooks) 128993 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: Like Father, Like Son T Episode #6. 10-27-1959 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128994 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: Maid To Order T Episode #13. 12-22-1959 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128995 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: Marriage, Anyone? T Episode #28. 4-26-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128996 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: Moon Man T Episode #3. 10-6-1959 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128997 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: On Stage, Sarge T Episode #4. 10-13-1959 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. Producer friend of Hal Towne's tires to Sarge to come to work for him by telling her what a good actress she is. But he's really interested in her cooking. Sarge is swayed, but Hal hires a method acting coach to discourage her ambitions. 128998 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: Regency Club, The T Episode #26. 4-5-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 128999 1960 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: Send This Boy To Camp T Episode #29. 5-3-1960 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 129000 1959 Dennis O'Keefe Show, The: Teacher's Pet T Episode #2, 9-29-1959 Columnist Hal Towne (Dennis O'Keefe) writes a column "All Around Town for the newspaper. He's a widower who lives in Manhattan with his son and housekeeper. 129001 1993 Dennis the Menace M L. SV 152 Episode Photographer (Arnold Stang). 129002 1959 Dennis the Menace: T Series 10-4-1959 to 9-22-1963. Editor Mr. Krinkie, newspaper editor (Charles Seel). John Wilson (Gale Gordon) writer and George Wilson's brother 129003 1959 Dennis the Menace: Dennis and the Cowboy T Episode #12. 10-27-1959 News Media. Reporter #2 (Olan Soule). 129004 1960 Dennis the Menace: Dennis and the Radio Set T Episode #34. 10-16-1960 Weatherman (Ronald Long - The Weatherman). 129005 1962 Dennis the Menace: Dennis and the Witch Doctor T Episode #108. 7-1-1962 Newspaper. When Mr. Wilson writes an article on witchcraft, Dennis believes he can control people's lives by the use of voodoo 129006 1959 Dennis the Menace: Dennis Creates a Hero T SVD 1181 Episode #23. 3-20-1960 Reporter (Wade Cagle). Dennis tries to prove his father is a hero and ends up embarrassing him with a newspaper photo of him in a bathing suit 129007 1962 Dennis the Menace: Dennis' Documentary Film T Episode #95. 3-25-1962 Documentary. When Dennis films a documentary about all the people in his town, it turns out to be a surprise comedy hit 129008 1961 Dennis the Menace: Dennis' Newspaper T Episode #65. 5-21-1961 Newscaster (Walter Reed). Dennis decides to publish his own newspaper and uses Mr. Wilson as the subject of all the news 129009 1960 Dennis the Menace: Dennis' Paper Drive T Episode #24. 4-10-1960 Newspaper. Dennis collects enough old newspaper to wind up winning top prize in a charity paper drive 129010 1963 Dennis the Menace: Jane Butterfield Says T Episode #120. 1-6-1963 Advice Columnist Jane Butterfield. Mr. Wilson, posing as an advice columnist named Jane Butterfield, supplies some strange advice to two old ladies trying to marry off Sgt. Mooney 129011 1962 Dennis the Menace: John Wilson's Cushion T Episode #103. 5-27-1962 Journalist. Mr. Wilson's brother, John, a feature story writer, (Gale Gordon) finds it difficult to write without his 20-year-old cushion, so Dennis sets off to find him a new one 129012 1959 Dennis the Menace: My Uncle Ned T Episode Publicity. Uncle Ned returns and Mr. Wilson writes a biography of his life which outrages Ned who doesn't want any publicity 129013 1961 Dennis the Menace: Soapbox Derby, The T Episode #53. 4-30-1961. Newscaster (Walter Reed). 129014 1962 Dennis the Menace: Wilson's Second Childhood T Episode #119. 12-16-1962 Magazine. Mr. Wilson gets a magazine assignment for a story on modern children and decides to spend the day with Dennis and his friends 129015 1961 Dentist on the Job M Newsreader (Patrick Holt). 129016 1980 Denver N OWN - P Dunning, John Reporter Tom Hastings for the Denver Post and Marvel Millette, a reporter for the Rocky Mountain News, are set to uncover the horrible Klan activities in Denver in the 1920s. Printer David Waldo. Alice Wilder, artist for the Denver Post. Fred Bonfils and Harry Tammen, co-owners of the Denver Post. Former Denver Post reporter Gene Fowler. Post photographer Carl Goodwin. Ollie Booker, a reporter for the Denver Times. Arthur McCantless, young Post reporter. Barney Gallagher, reporter for the Denver Express. 129017 2006 Departed, The M DVD -R HQ 9982, 9983, 9984 News Media. News Anchor (Frank Mallicoat). Two men from opposite sides of the law are undercover within the Boston State Police department and the Irish mafia, but violence and bloodshed boil when discoveries are made, and the moles are dispatched to find out their enemy's identities. 129018 1998 Department of Correction, The N Burton, Anthony Reporter Todd Paige, a maverick newspaper reporter, goes after grisly murders in New York City. 129019 1969 Department S: Handicap Dead T Episode #7. 4-20-1969 Commentator (Neal Arden). 129020 1969 Department S: Perfect Operation, The T Episode. 11-26-1969. Season #2. Episode #8 Reporter (Johnny Briggs). 129021 1969 Department S: Shift That Never Was, The T UK. Episode #13. 10-29-1969 Photographer (Laurie Asprey). 129022 1986 Departure M Australia Journalist (Peter Dunn). 129023 2005 Dependency M Journalist (Jennifer McComb). Alternative rock musician faces his first sober show after heroin rehab and must confront stage fright... 129024 2009 Deported, The M TV Anchor (Lizza Monet Morales - TV News Anchor). Cameraman (Michael Thornberry). 129025 1937 Depths and the Heights, The N OWN - H Romains, Jules Press 129026 1992 Depths of Destiny N Phillips, Michael News Media 129027 2004 Deputy, The MT Investigative Journalist (Kate Deeley). Life and times of fictional British deputy prime minister. 129028 1977 Der Atomkrieg von Weihersbronn N Huby, Felix (Eberhard Hungerbühler) Germany Journalist 129029 1986 Der Auftrag oder Vom Beobachten des Beobachters der Beobachter. Novelle in vierundzwanzig Sätzen NM Dürrenmatt, Friedrich Switzerland TV Journalist 129030 1997 Der Auslandskorrespondent N Siebert, Claudia (Claudia Schreiber) Germany TV Journalist. Radio Journalist. 129031 1999 Der Bär NM Berndorf, Jacques Preute Germany Journalist 129032 2000 Der Berg N Roth, Gerhard Austria Journalist 129033 1978 Der Betrachter N Bayr, Rudolf Austria Journalist. Radio Journalist. 129034 1983 Der Blattmacher. Satirischer Roman N Ebert, Wolfgang Germany Journalist 129035 2001 Der blaue Geschmack der Welt N Schöne, Lothar Germany Journalist 129036 1978 Der Bund N Brauner, Ernst Austria TV Journalist. Journalist. 129037 1983 Der Bunker N Zwerenz, Gerhard Germany Journalist 129038 1995 Der Campus N Schwanitz, Dietrich Germany Journalist 129039 1992 Der Feigenblattpflücker N Kettenbach, Hans Werner Germany Journalist 129040 2002 Der Fernsehgast oder Wie ich lernte die Welt zu sehen N Oesterle, Kurt Germany TV Journalist 129041 2004 Der Furor N Fahey, Robert Edward Newscasts are controlled from the White House in 2040 when dissenters are molested in secret prisons and anyone crying out for compassion is silenced as un-American. Alternative media is shut down and activists are hunted. A new Patriot Act enables the government to send troops against its own cities. 129042 1982 Der Gobelin N Habeck, Fritz Austria TV Journalist 129043 1969 Der goldene Kuß N Konsalik, Heinz G. (= Stefan Doerner) Germany TV Journalist 129044 1999 Der Gott der Gosse NM Lenk, Fabian Germany Journalist 129045 1992 Der harte Kern N Heim, Uta Maria Germany TV and Print 129046 1965 Der Journalist N Wassermann, Charles Austria Journalist 129047 2002 Der Journalist Josef Jäger. Ein visionärer Roman N Nießlein, Erwin Germany Journalist 129048 1996 Der Kurier N Preute, Michael Germany Journalist 129049 1993 Der letzte Agent NM Berndorf, Jacques Preute Germany Journalist 129050 1978 Der Mai ist vorbei N Henisch, Peter Austria Journalist 129051 1987 Der Mann auf den Klippen N Schreyer, Wolfgang Germany Journalist 129052 1997 Der Musterjude N Seligmann, Rafael Germany Journalist 129053 1989 Der neue Berg N Hohler, Franz Switzerland TV Journalist 129054 2003 Der Papierkönig N Schertenleib, Hansjörg Switzerland Journalist 129055 1958 Der Redakteur N Erb, Hans F. Journalist 129056 1971 Der Reporter N Preute, Michael Germany Journalist 129057 1981 Der Reporter N Schulze, Julius Germany Journalist 129058 1980 Der Reporter (Die dominikanische Tragödie. Trilogie. Band 3) N Schreyer, Wolfgang Germany Journalist 129059 1997 Der Retter N Koch, Angelika Germany Journalist 129060 1994 Der Satansbraten NM Bosetzky, Horst Germany TV Journalist 129061 1995 Der Saumord NM Izquierdo, Andreas Germany Journalist 129062 1979 Der Schatten des Anderen N Fischer, Marie Louise Germany TV and Print 129063 2004 Der Schatz NM Albes, Andreas Germany Journalist 129064 1981 Der Schlangenbiß NM Huby, Felix (Eberhard Hungerbühler); Breinersdorfer, Fred Germany Journalist 129065 1981 Der Senator N Eisenkolb, Gerhard Germany Journalist 129066 1982 Der Solljunge oder Ich unter den anderen N Lodemann, Jürgen Germany TV Journalist 129067 1999 Der Stein der Weisen N Eisenhauer, Gregor Germany Journalist 129068 1971 Der Stoff, aus dem die Träume sind N Simmel, Johannes Mario Germany Journalist 129069 2002 Der Story-Jäger. Ein Enthüllungsroman aus der Welt der Fernseh-News N Bertram, Jürgen Germany TV Journalist 129070 1929 Der Teufelsreporter MF Wilder, Billy Germany Journalism. Scathing view of journalism. 129071 1973 Der Tod des Reporters. Kriminalroman NM Prokop, Gert Germany Journalist 129072 1985 Der Tod kam live N Klett, Roderich Germany Radio Journalist 129073 1967 Der Tod und der Regen N Thürk, Harry Germany Journalist 129074 1951 Der tönende Erdenkreis. Roman der Funktechnik N Brunngraber, Rudolf Austria Radio Journalist 129075 1960 Der tote Briefkasten. Gegenwartsroman aus der gefährlichen Wirklichkeit der roten Tschechischen Nachrichtendienste N Barényi, Olga Germany Radio Journalist 129076 2004 Der Trip N Wachenfeld, Volker Germany Journalist 129077 1995 Der TV-Karl NJ Nöstlinger, Christine Austria TV Journalist 129078 2001 Der Untergang des Hauses K. NM Güsken, Christoph Germany Journalist 129079 1985 Der verlassene Tempel N Wickert, Erwin Germany Journalist 129080 1989 Der verschwundene Kraut-Manager. Ein Filder-Krimi NM Geidel, Thomas Germany Journalist 129081 1994 Der Witwenschüttler NM Junge, Reinhard; Ard, Leo P. (Jürgen Pomorin) Germany TV and Print 129082 1957 Der Wundertäter. Band 1 N Strittmatter, Erwin Germany Journalist 129083 1973 Der Wundertäter. Band 2 N Strittmatter, Erwin Germany Journalist 129084 1980 Der Wundertäter. Band 3 N Strittmatter, Erwin Germany Journalist 129085 2000 Der Zar von Brooklyn N Schmid, Ulrich Switzerland Journalist 129086 2005 Derailed MT DVD -R HQ 9481, 9482. DVD -R HQ 8583, 8584 UK. Journalist 1 (Robert Gill). Journalist 2 (Naomi Lewis). Journalist 3 (Tim Wallers). Reconstructs the train crash at Ladbroke Grove in London on 5 October 1999 and the fight for justice of the victims and their families at the Cullen Inquiry Photographer (Craig Scott). 129087 1952 Derby Day M Editor (Richard Wattis). 129088 1979 Derby-Fieber USA MT TV Reporter (Ran Halloran). TV Reporter (Milton Metz). 129089 1990 Derech L’Ein Harod, Ha- (aka Back to Freedom, aka Doomsday, aka The Voice of Ein Harod) MF Israel. Italy Journalist Saul Jordan (Tony Peck), now a social activist, becomes an enemy of the state in a future totalitarian Israel where democracy has been sacked by military elites using made-up water shortages as a ruse to keep the population under control. Jordan makes for an elusive, semi-mythical kibbutz somewhere in the north that sends out radio transmissions proclaiming promises of liberty and resistance to the despotic regime. On the way he hooks up with a Palestinian vagabond and the two become friends. Radio Station man (Avraham Asiyo). 129090 1911 Derelict Reporter, The M Ness Book Reporter on the outs with his managing editor for showing up late is given one last chance. Assigned to cover the governor's visit to a quarry. Governor is injured in an explosion. Reporter rushes to wire in the story, but is stopped by rival newsmen. Finds men repairing telegraph lines and gets them to send the story. Earns raise and a better job. 129091 1904 Derelict, A SS OWN Davis, Richard Harding Reporter Keating is a hack for the Consolidated Press. Drunken Charles Channing looks for another job reporting. 129092 1961 Derelict, The CB Submarine Attack #27 Reporter Averill interviews an admiral who tells the inquisitive reporter the story of how the submarine, the Moonfish, became a derelict. 129093 1999 Dernier souffle, Le MF Canada (French). Photographer (Winston O'Donnell). 129094 1994 Dernier stade MF Anchorwoman (Mathilde Vitry). 129095 1993 Dernier tour, Le MTF Reporter 1 (Francis Renaud). Reporter 2 (Christian Zanetti). 129096 2008 Deroute TF Denmark Journalist (Klaus Tange). 129097 1978 Derrick: Tod eines Fans TF Episode. 2-3-1978. Season #5. Episode #2 Reporter (Roland Astor). 129098 2007 Desamuduru MF India Crime Reporter Bala Govind (Allu Arjun) works in MAA TV. He falls in love with a sannyasi. He gets into a fight with a local goon’s men, then goes to Kulu Manali to cover a travel program as the goon’s people search for him in Hyderabad. There he meets Vaishali (Hansika Motwani) and falls in love with her. The rest of the story is about how he wins the love of Vaishali and makes sure that the local crime boss goes to jail. 129099 1934 Desaparecido, El MF Reporter (Fortunio Bonanova) 129100 1994 Desayunos de TVE, Los DF Series 1994-1996 Interviewers Diego Carcedo, Antonio San Jose. Host Julio Cesar Iglesias. 129101 1897 Descendant, The: Novel, A N MLPL Glasgow, Ellen (Anonymous) Editor Mr. Mushington. Three editors, all connected with a radical New York newspaper, the Iconoclast. John Driscoll, Michael Akersham, and Daniel O'Connell Kyle. Michael Akershem becomes a journalist in New York and attacks all social institutions and the social order 129102 2005 Descent MT News Media. Female News Reporter (J.C. Kenny). When the Ring of Fire starts heating up with an unprecedented amount of volcanic activity a team of scientists are gathered to prevent a global catastrophe 129103 1949 Descent of the Gods R Corwin, Norman In "More by Corwin." - Play Newscaster. "For further details read your newspaper." Editor. 129104 2004 Descent of Woodpeckers, A M TV Anchorman (Eric Webster). 129105 1964 Descent to the Beasts SSF MLPL Learoyd, C.G. In "Personality of the Dog, The." Journalist Market Citron, a great lover of dogs. Talking dog Jorrocks. Citron asks him why he sniffs at the wall. "That's pretty cool from a newspaper man! You like to know what's going on, don't you? So do I. 129106 2009 Descent, The: Part 2 M News Media. Reporter (Jessika Williams). 129107 1700 Description of Mr. Dryden's Funeral, A PO USC Tutchin, John Critic 129108 1988 Desejado, O MF TV Reporter (Laurinda Alves). 129109 1990 Desejo MTF Miniseries Reporter (Eri Johnson). Reporter (Luiz Salem). 129110 1986 Desert Bloom M Photographer (Randy Harris). Publicist (Armen Dirtadian). 129111 2009 Desert Fire N Van Roekel, Shannon Journalist Julia Keegan goes on assignment in Darfur, Sudan and tries to document the unimaginable atrocities and open the eyes of average Americans -- and distance herself from the shadow cast by her convicted murderer father. She has steeled herself against the horrors of genocide, but is she prepared to face the dangers of forgiveness and love? 129112 1951 Desert Fox, The: The Story of Rommel M Photographer (William Yetter Jr.). 129113 1962 Desert Patrol M AFI-Radio Radio 129114 2002 Desert Saints M Mexican News Reporter (Sibila Vargas) 129115 1929 Desert Song, The M VHS 1482 Harbach, Otto, Oscar Hammerstein 2nd, Frank Mandel (Stage Musical). Harvey Gates (Adaptation) Ness Book Society Reporter Benjamin Kidd (Johnny Arthur) for the Paris Herald. Apparent weakling secretly leader of rebel gang. Reporter is thrown from horse and rolls down sand dune. Early gay journalist. Captured by rebels who threaten to kill him. "Where do you think you are? In Chicago?" he asks. Instead of trying to get a story on the leader, the reporter decides to run away. Later he dictates story to his secretary Susan (Louise Fazenda). Secretary is in love with reporter, but she does not believe he met the rebel leader. When both she and another woman are captured by the disguised weakling, the reporter swears allegiance to the rebels and is soon dressed in ridiculously oversized robes. When he is threatened by a sheik after being caught flirting with a harem girl, the reporter arranges with the secretary to sneak out on the pretense of delivering a message to the general that the rebels have taken over the sheik's fort. Rebel leader in disguise backs down from a fight with his father and is banished by rebels. He returns as the general's weak son and says he killed the rebel leader. His father and the woman he loves reconcile. 129116 1943 Desert Song, The M VHS 1484 Schwab, Laurence, Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach, Frank Mandel, Sigmund Romberg (Play). Robert Buckner (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Johnny Walsh (Lynne Overman). Hero is now a Spanish Civil War soldier who plays piano in a Moroccan night club. He fights the Nazis. Reporter observes it all. American Journalist (Joseph Crehan). 129117 1953 Desert Song, The M Schwab, Lawrence, Otto Harbach, Oscar Hammerstein II, Sigmund Romberg, Frank Mandel (Musical). Roland Kibbee (Screenplay). Ness Book Correspondent Benjy Kidd (Dick Wesson) for the New York Chronicle rooms with archaeology professor while investigating reports of an uprising not realizing his roommate is secretly leader of the rebels. Claims he is gossip columnist who was in Casablanca covering romance of American movie star and Egyptian millionaire when he got assignment. Constantly being thrown out of foreign legion headquarters and other locations. Discovers mysterious woman. Woman who loves professor shows reporter secret passage out of palace. He discovers professor's secret identity. Professor dressed reporter up in his clothes and uses him as decoy so he can escape. Reporter shows professor secret entrance to palace. Rebels fight secret army. Reporter in fight to the end. 129118 1991 Desert Storm: War Begins, The MT White House Press Secretary (Marlin Fitzwater-Himself) 129119 1988 Deserted Cities of the Heart N OWN - H Shiner, Lewis Reporter John Carmichael of Rolling Stone has gone to Mexico for news. He meets an anthropologist who has come to search for his missing brother, a rock musician. 129120 1907 Deserter, The SS OWN - GPL Davis, Richard Harding In "Best Stories." War Correspondents including "Uncle Jim," the veteran of many wars, the oldest if in spirit the youngest. There was The Kid, the only Boy Reporter who jumped from a City Hall assignment to cover a European War.. Third man, John, "Our Special Artist" who could write a news story, but it was the cartoons that made him famous -- front page cartoons. People waited to see what the Artist thought before making up their minds. Narrator is a war correspondent as well. 129121 2002 Desh MF India Journalist (Sabyasachi Chakravarthy). 129122 1987 Design for Murder NM OWN - P Hart, Carolyn News Media 129123 1941 Design for Scandal M DVD -R HQ 3595, 3596. SVDSP 525 Houser, Lionel (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter-Photographer Jeff Sherman (Walter Pidgeon) for the Globe American Newspictures Syndicate tries to help Editor Judson M. Blair (Edward Arnold) out of alimony payments. He arranges to set an engagement date with his girlfriend, then romance a female judge who ruled against Blair in his divorce case so the girlfriend can sue her for alienation of affection. Reporter passes himself off as sculptor. Judge falls for journalist. Discovers truth and photographer and editor both arrested for contempt of court. Reporter proposes to her when he calls her as a witness. The two journalists are sentenced to one day in jail. Blair settles with his ex-wife. Reporter earlier trapped in mine shaft, uses a telephone hookup to call Blair. Editor chews him out for being in Pennsylvania instead of Cuba. Accuses him of being drunk in some bar. Reporter tells editor he has worked for him for eight years. Only hears complaints. Bond between editor and reporter when they are scheming together. 129124 1997 Designated Mourner, The M Journalist Jack (Mike Nichols) who used to hang out in a highbrow literary circle 129125 1957 Designing Woman M DVD -R HQ 2275, 2276. L. SV 47 Rose, Helen (Suggestion). George Wells (Screenplay) Ness Book. Sportswriter Mike Hagen (Gregory Peck) marries theatre fashion designer. Editor Ned Hammerstein (Sam Levene). Drunk Reporter (Rodney Bell). Sportswriters at Dinner (Jack Daly, Don Dillaway). Newswoman (Helen Eby-Rock). Reporter (Reid Hammond). Reporter (Walter Johnson). Reporter (Sid Kane). Reporter (Joe McGuinn). Reporter (Gene O'Donnell). Reporter (Jack Shea). Reporter (Chuck Webster). Reporter (Wilson Wood). Two meet when he wakes up with a hangover. He was supposedly covering golf tournament. Discovers woman helped him write his article. Quickly married, but their worlds clash. Hagen attempting to expose a corrupt fight promoter. Assaulted by the promoter's thugs. Paper decides to have sportswriter hole up in a hotel to finish his story while making it look as if he is on the road covering a baseball team. Wife is not told the truth about his whereabouts and accuses him of being involved with former girlfriend. When promoter kidnaps wife, sportswriter gets wind of plot and tries to rescue her. Choreographer manages to wipe out thugs. "You're a lousy newspaperman, but you're not worth a nickel to me lying stiff in some alley." 129126 1992 Designing Woman: T Episode. Tabloid Reporter at wedding. You mean the press makes things up? Good on media 129127 1992 Designing Woman: T SV 130 Episode. Newscaster 129128 1989 Designing Women: T Episode. Columnist criticizes Southerners in a New York newspaper. Julia takes the columnist's views seriously. 129129 1987 Designing Women: 101 Ways to Decorate a Gas Station T Episode #23. 9-14-1987 News Media. A scruffy gas-station owner wins free interior decoration from Sugarbaker's. Charlene consults a psychic about her future. 129130 1988 Designing Women: Candidate, The T DVD -R HQ 10278 Episode #46. 11-21-1988 Newscaster (Peter White). Julia runs for a seat on the local board of commissioners, but her outspokenness may cost her the election. 129131 1986 Designing Women: Design House T DVD -R HQ 5458 Episode #6. 11-17-1986 Magazine. Ladies' design for a prestigious magazine goes up in flames. 129132 1991 Designing Women: Fore! T Episode #117 5-6-91 Photographer (Michelle Buffone). Anthony is invited to be the first black in the previously all-white Beaumont Country Club, which concerns Suzanne because she is worried that it is only because they want to get on the PGA tour. 129133 1988 Designing Women: Getting Married and Eating Dirt T Episode #48. 12-5-1988 News Media. Bernice asks the ladies to be her wedding attendants when she receives a marriage proposal from a TV pitchman who habitually proposes to every woman he meets. 129134 1991 Designing Women: Julia and Mary Jo Get Stuck Under a Bed T Episode #129. 12-2-1991 TV Anchor Chuck Tremain (Ian Patrick Williams). Mary Jo and Julia are trapped under Tremain's bed when a Christmas design contest inspires them to examine a competitor's handiwork for evidence of plagiarism. 129135 1992 Designing Women: Love Letters T Episode #149. 11-20-1992 News Media. Reveling in the destruction of her old car, a symbol of her days as a suburban housewife, Mary Jo goes wild in a new red convertible. A steamy love letter from another woman is found in James' safe-deposit box and shatters B.J.'s image of her late husband as a faithful companion worthy of her trust. 129136 1991 Designing Women: Marriage Most Foul T Episode #123. 10-7-1991 Reporter (Richard Minchenberg). When Allison's ex-convict former flame is released (she had turned him in for insider trading), she fears he is plotting revenge. Instead he proposes to her. 129137 1991 Designing Women: Pearls of Wisdom T DVD -R HQ 1817 Episode #107. 1-7-1991 Correspondent Suzanne is on a local news show. She subs on the local news as a lifestyle reporter. 129138 1992 Designing Women: Scene From a Mall. A T Episode #136. 2-24-1992 News Media. Julia stages a sit-in at the mall to protest racial mistreatment of Anthony by brutish cops who accosted him for widow shooting near a jewelry store. TV coverage links Anthony romantically with Allison. Reporter (Michael Francis Clarke). 129139 1989 Designing Women: Tyrone T Episode #53. 1-16-1989 TV News Announcer (Stuart Nelson). Acting as a surrogate brother to a troubled youth, Anthony remembers his own painful childhood and when Julia puts her trust in Anthony's juvenile charge, it only gets her photo on the TV Evening News. 129140 1989 Designing Women: Women of Atlanta T SVDSP 760 Episode #63. 5-1-1989 Reporter. Sugarbakers are thrilled when a reporter asks to do a story on them but soon discover his intentions are purely sexual. Photographer shooting a spread on the women of Atlanta for a men's magazine learns what the women of the New South are all about when he asks the gals to pose 129141 1986 Designs: Novel, A N OWN - H Brady, James Fashion Critics. Media. Reference to Barbara Walters 129142 1984 Desirable Compromise NR OWN - P Sherrill, Suzanne Candlelight Ecstasy Romance #209 TV Anchorman Grant Andrews, the brashly brilliant anchor man. Kelly Patrick, new general manager of Chicago's leading TV station 129143 1993 Desire M Photographer (Rick Brian). 129144 1960 Desire in the Dust M Whittington, Harry (Novel). Charles Lang (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Luke Connett (Edward Binns) tries to find out what happened six years ago when town businessman's son was killed in a car accident. The man accused of the death returns back to small town after six years in prison. Editor tells man the headline he wrote accusing him of killing the businessman's son was "the only headline I ever put in my paper that I thought was a lie." Man asks why if the editor is sure he did not kill the boy, he doesn't print that in the paper. Editor: "I can't print a thing like that unless I've got the facts to back it up." Tensions flare up. Real killer turns out to be businessman's daughter who was driving the car when his son was killed. The man gets involved in another crime. Editor convinces the sheriff to let him try to talk the man into giving himself up, but does so to hold off the sheriff and his men while the editor calls the businessman to tell him he knows the truth. 129145 1998 Desire Lines N Kline, Christina Baker Female Journalist 129146 1969 Desire Under the Elms M AFI-Publishers/Authors Writer 129147 1982 Desire, the Vampire MT TV Newscaster (John Bennick). Newscaster (Nigel Bullard). Newscaster (Cathy Green). 129148 1957 Desk Set M DVD -R HQ 3310, 3311. SVD 1037 Tracy TV. Bunny (Katharine Hepburn) runs reference and research staff for network television 129149 1996 Despabilate Amor MF Subiela, Elisco (Director) Argentina Reporter Ernesto (Dario Grandinetti) is called by his childhood friend who is planning a reunion of five old groups of friends who haven't seen each other in 25 years. Reunion revives all sorts of memories, feelings and dreams from the reporter's childhood. 129150 2008 Desperadas 2 M DVD Magazine Editor (Mary Anne Pineda). Gay Reporter (Rey Salinel). Photographer (Edward Dela Cuesta). Pictorial Director (Jun Poblador). Newscaster (Kei Esguerra). 129151 2007 Desperados T Episode. Journalist (Adam Woodroffe). 129152 1947 Desperate M News Vendor on the Train (Donald Kerr). 129153 1941 Desperate Cargo M Adams, Eustace L. (Story - "Loot Below"). Morgan Cox, John T. Coyle (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Halsey (Jack Mulhall) for the New York Dispatch tries to help starving showgirls get passage on clipper. Meets seaplane's new purser when the purser breaks into his hotel room while he is being robbed. Reporter arranges for purser to meet girls. When reporter finds out revue in which the girls claim to have jobs has been cancelled, he tells the purser who accuses one of the girls of being a cheap gold digger. She planned to tell him the truth. Everyone boards clipper and it is hijacked by gang. Reporter, who needed to get to New York in time to take an assignment to the Orient, decides to quit the newspaper business and settle down with one of the showgirls. 129154 1942 Desperate Chance for Ellery Queen M Reporter (Johnny Arthur, Riley, a Reporter). Reporter on Telephone (William Newell). 129155 2005 Desperate Deadline N St. Robert, John Investigative Reporter Al Kavinsky is comatose struggling for life since being overdosed in a hospital after minor surgery. If he doesn't get special treatment soon, he will be brain dead. Why and how did this happen? It seems Al may be the victim of "Pay Back" for his disclosure of drug dealers who want to shut him up. Suspense increases as days are numbered to wake up Al. Meanwhile, "experts" try describing thoughts and possible nightmares of such comatose patients. Al's thoughts are dramatically told along with some weird experiences. 129156 1990 Desperate Hours M Reporter (Ron Bird). Reporter (Bob Evans). Reporter (Alexis Fernandez) 129157 2008 Desperate Housewives: Back in Business T DVD -R HQ 10424 Episode #91. 10-19-2008 Food Writer Bree Hodge (Marcia Cross) has written Bree Vandercamp’s new cook book. and entrepreneurial success has the women of Wisteria Lane feeling envious. Lynette’s longing for a taste of her breadwinning days as an ad-executive leads her to lend an unsolicited hand to Bree’s marketing plan. The man Bree is working for used to be her employee. 129158 2006 Desperate Housewives: Bang T DVD -R HQ 7232 Episode #56. 11-5-2006 News Media. Female TV Field Reporter (Christine Clayburg) covers a hostage situation at a supermarket that changes everyone's lives. One of the desperate housewives is wounded and the mother of her husband's child is shot dead. A Sunday School teacher shoots and kills the woman with the gun holding the hostages -- a woman furious that her husband, the supermarket manager, was having an affair. 129159 2008 Desperate Housewives: City On Fire T DVD -R HQ 10526 Episode. 11-16-2008 Reporter Sandra Birch (Deborah Carson) does hatchet jobs on the people she interviews, always looking for the dirt that will make a good lead. Food Writer Bree Hodge (Marcia Cross) has written Bree Vandercamp’s new cook book and Birch is digging up dirt on her. She finally confronts Birch and tells her she didn’t have to work so hard digging up dirt on her. There’s plenty. “What you’re selling is a total sham,” the reporter tells Bree. Bree confesses that the book is a lifeline to housewives like her who have screwed up their lives and can find a bit of perfection in their lives through her book’s message. The reporter tells her, why didn’t you tell me that in the first place. It’s a good story. Whisteria Lane’s newest resident kills his doctor and sets a nightclub on fire. The housewives and their friends survive. TV News Crew covers the aftermath of the fire. 129160 2005 Desperate Housewives: Coming Home T DVD -R HQ 4943, 4938. Episode. 12-4-2005 Editor of the Daily Tribune starting to investigate Bree's story but policeman tells her the editor's a good friend of his and he'll get him off the story. 129161 2007 Desperate Housewives: Distant Past T DVD -R HQ 9318 Episode #78. 11-18-2007 News Media. 129162 2007 Desperate Housewives: God, That's Good T DVD -R HQ 8372 Episode #66. 4-22-2007 News Media. Press Conference. During a blackout, candidate for mayor Gabrielle, one of the desperate housewives, get trapped in an elevator. They start to undress and the lights come on and the elevator security camera takes their pictures. A security guard tries to blackmail the candidate. After he's arrested, the pictures of the candidate and Gabrielle in compromising positions are published. The candidate's ratings drop. During a press conference, hostile reporters go after the mayor charging sex scandal. Gabrielle interrupts the press conference to explain that the mayor had proposed marriage to her and was protecting her honor by not telling what happened. The reporters then turn the story into a love story turning the candidate into a gentleman. His poll numbers soar. Lynette Scarvo's pizza restaurant gets a rave review in the local newspaper when the new chef hired by the housewife changes the menu. Lynette's husband Tom, at home recovering from a back operation, is furious that his neighborhood pizzeria is getting good publicity for being something else he doesn't like. 129163 2010 Desperate Housewives: If... T DVD -R HQ 11697 Episode. 1-3-2010 TV Reporter (Craig Tsuyumine) for the local news station is reporting the aftermath of the plane crash. The residents of Wisteria reflect on what their lives might have been had they made different choices: Susan contemplates a life with Karl (who dies) had he not walked out on her and Bree considers life without Orson. Lynette thinks about a future with her unborn twins (one of them dies), whereas Gabrielle imagines her daughter, who Lynette saved, was saved for a purpose and wants her to become a superstar actress, and Angie ponders the consequences should her secrets be revealed (the woman who would spill the beans also dies). 129164 2008 Desperate Housewives: In Buddy’s Eyes T DVD -R HQ 9851 Episode. 4-20-2008 Newspaper montage ends the episode showing various reactions to fire at a restaurant caused by an arsonist to a social event featuring housewives and their daughters. 129165 2007 Desperate Housewives: Into the Woods T DVD -R HQ 8474 Episode. 5-2007 News Media cover the mayoral race. 129166 2008 Desperate Housewives: Me and My Town T DVD -R HQ 10582 (Excerpts) Episode. 11-30-2008 Newspapers. The Fairview Herald has headlines on the fatal fire. Bree shows up at a department store cooking demonstration to sell her book, but Orson has drugged her because she couldn’t stand his snoring after the fire accident and she messes up the demonstration and won’t forgive him unless he has an operation to fix the problem. 129167 2009 Desperate Housewives: Momma Spent Money When She Had None T DVD -R HQ 10852 Episode. 2-8-2009 News Media. Bree’s cook book its bestseller list on the New York Times. Talk about press coverage. 129168 2004 Desperate Housewives: Pretty Little Picture T Episode #4. 10-17-2004 Newscaster (Keith Pillow). 129169 2007 Desperate Housewives: Something’s Coming T DVD -R HQ 9351 Episode #79. 11-25-2007 News Media. TV News coverage of tornado bearing down on Wisteria Lane. 129170 2005 Desperate Housewives: They Asked Me Why I Believe in You T DVD -R HQ 4572 Episode #30. 10-23-2005. Season #2. Episode #5. News Media. Television newscast reports on killer being apprehended. Field Reporter (Mark Goodman). Newscaster #1 (Amy Powell). 129171 2008 Desperate Housewives: We’re So Happy You’re So Happy T DVD -R HQ 10371 Episode #89. 10-5-2008 Radio Talk-Show Host Linda Flanagan (Suzanne Friedline) interviews Bree Hodge (Marcia Cross) on her radio show about Bree Vandercamp’s new cook book. She then asks to attend one of Bree’s catered events and a nervous Bree agrees. It’s a great success, but all is not happy at home where her husband insists she cook him the pot roast she promised to make for him when she arrives late and exhausted. A tearful Bree does what she is told. 129172 2006 Desperate Housewives: Weekend in the Country, A T DVD -R HQ 7021 Episode #52. 10-8-2006 Female TV Reporter from KQKY News does a news story on the homeless teenage population and features Bree Vandecamp's son, Andrew, as a kid living on the street. She sees the TV at the airport while on her honeymoon. She rushes back to her house, calls the reporter who doesn't know where Andrew is. She's furious. Andrew is described as a kid whose mother was an alcoholic and whose father was killed by his mother's boyfriend. Reporter (Christine Clayburg). 129173 2008 Desperate Housewives: Welcome to Kanagawa T DVD -R HQ 9456 Episode. 1-6-2008 News Media cover the after effects of the tornado. Tornado destroys Mrs. McCluskey’s house but Lynette’s family is saved. Their friend, Ida, however, is killed saving them and her story amazes Lynette. 129174 2008 Desperate Housewives: What More Do I Need? T DVD -R HQ 10495 Episode. 11-9-2008 Food Writer Bree Hodge (Marcia Cross) has written Bree Vandercamp’s new cook book. She thinks she is being blackmailed because a surveillance tape shows a couple making love and the publicity could ruin her book release. But it turns out the couple is not Bree and Orson, but her friends. A reporter is making trouble for Bree in the preview of next week’s episode. 129175 2007 Desperate Housewives: You Can’t Judge a Book By Its Cover T DVD -R HQ 9279 Episode #77. 11-11-2007 News Media. The mayor is shown deceiving a reporter. Referred to as “not a media whore.” 129176 2008 Desperate Housewives: You’re Gonna Love Tomorrow T DVD -R HQ 10332 Episode #88. 9-28-2008 TV Reporter and Cameraman do an interview and demonstration with Bree who is on the verge of publishing her own cook book using many of Katherine’s recipes, so Katherine sabotages the TV segment. We are five years into the future. Susan has a boy and a new relationship and is divorced from her husband. Gaby doubts her abilities as a mother. 129177 1993 Desperate Journey: Allison Wilcox, Story, The M Weatherman. Austin Weatherman (Troy Kimmel). 129178 1959 Desperate Man, The M UK Only Press 129179 1982 Desperate Measures SS GPL Gallagher, Tess In "Lover of Horses and Other Stories, The." Journalist May Cunningham. "Because May was a woman, the idea persisted that she had more patience than anyone else at the Herald." Terence McBride 129180 1995 Desperate Measures N Morrell, David Journalist Matt Pittman, once famous journalist whose life has fallen apart because of personal tragedy. 129181 2002 Desperate Models and Other Tales M Adult Reporter. Modeling jobs at Harmony Concepts are so desirable that would-be bondage models will go to any lengths to get hired. 129182 2005 Desperate Souls M Reporter (Tara Rice) 129183 1985 Desperately Seeking Susan M L TV Newscaster (Stee Bosh). TV Newscast advances plot 129184 1998 Desperation Boulevard M TV News Anchor (Lanko Miyazaki). 129185 1997 Despierta America! TF Reporters Adrian Uribe (2000-2002), Ray Aviles, Inaki Berrueta, Ruben Carrillo, Olga Helena Fernandez, Paola Gutierrez, Maria del Carmen Hernandez, Amelia Machiavelo, Jorge Orantes, Nuria Sebazco, Birmania Rios (2005). Hosts Maria Antonieta Collins, Edna Schmidt, Carlos Yustis, Juan Carlos Casasola, Monica Noguera, Chiquinquira Delgado, Raul Vale, Gabriela Rivero, Viviana Gibelli, Carlos Gastellum, Mercedes Soler, Mariana Seoane, Ilan Arditti, Sergio Mayer. Hosts Victor Camara, Consuelo Duval, Maraita Roca, Rebecca Scribens, Gabriel Varela, Paola Turbay, Ana Maria Belaval, Neida Sandoval, Ana Maria Canseco, Rafael Jose Diaz, Fernando Arau, Giselle Blondet, Omar Germenos, Raul Gonzalez, Karla Martinez. 129186 1997 Destination Anywhere M News Media. Newscaster #1 (Sue Simmons). Newscaster #2 (Dean Shepherd). 129187 1950 Destination Big House M Reporter Olsen (Peter Prouse), the taller reporter. Photographer (Olan Soule). 129188 1966 Destination Inner Space M AFI-Photographers Photographer Sandra (Sheree North) 129189 1976 Destination Moonbase Alpha MT TV Newscaster (Don Fellows), GTV News. 129190 2000 Destination Tomorrow DT Series 2000- Interviewers Jennifer Cortese, Derek Leonidoff, Johnny Alonso (Recurring Closing Interviewer). Hosts Steele McGonegal, Kera O'Bryon, Greg Provance. 129191 1995 Destination Vegas M Journalist (Michael Cohen). Journalist (Colleen Kelly). Journalist (Keri-Lynn Marone). Journalist (Zohar Shahar). Female Journalist (Terri Neish). Journalist (Lisa Shaw). Journalist (Paulene Smith). Photographer (Mireille Fournier). Photographer (Christopher Morgan). Photographer (Incosonata Paglierei). Photographer (Lisa Russo). Photographer (Kathy Smith). Photographer (Alex Wright). Cameraman #1 (Francis Dellavecchia). Cameraman #2 (Michael Work). Cameraman #3 (Alex Hennick). 129192 2005 Destinos: Introduction To Spanish, An: La Cartera (The Wallet) T DVD -R HQ 5805 Episode #107 Reporter tails Raquel. 129193 2004 DestinUs MT Miniseries - Portugal Reporters (Marilia Abrantes, Cindy Barardo, Nuno Cocharro, Jose Machado, Aline Raimundo, David Seguro, Susan Simas, Jose Manuel Valentim, Joao Vitoria, Patricia Yuan - Themselves). Hosts (Monica Jardim, Bruno Pereira). 129194 2000 Destiny N Parks, Tim Correspondent Christopher Burton is a disillusioned, fiftysomething foremost foreign correspondent intent on writing a book about Italy's national character. It's not merely intellectual curiosity that led him to this project as an expatriate Englishman. He's also desperate to figure out the inhabits of his adopted country especially his Italian wife. During three-month stay in England, the journalist learns his only son, a schizophrenic, has committed suicide in Italy. Burton had quit his job because he's possessed by the monomaniacal idea he will write a monumental book, an extraordinary achievement. 129195 2006 Destiny N Archer, Alex Investigative Reporter Annja Creed works for a cable television show called "Chasing History's Monsters" to pay the bills. She's really an aspiring archaeologist and explorer who is fascinated with myths and mysteries of the past. Field reporter chases history's monsters from Brooklyn to the small town of Lozere, France to hunt down evidence of La Bete, the Beast of Gevaudan, rumored to have killed about 100 people between 1764-1767. Finds an ancient charm and a brotherhood of monks desperate to keep the charm's secret. Annja is a woman in her mid-10s who is intelligent, alluring and able to fend off multiple attackers twice her size while keeping her cool. 129196 1990 Destiny To Order M News Media. Reporter #1 (Mark Melymick). Reporter #2 (Heather-Lynne Meacock). Reporter #3 (Arthur Corber). Photographer (Jane Luk). 129197 1992 Destiny: Origin of the Green Hornet, The (Part Two) CB Tales of the Green Hornet #2 Publisher Britt Reid (The Green Hornet) of the Daily Sentinel. Sentinel Reporter Ed Lowry. Two anonymous Sentinel Reporters. Daniel Reid retires and makes his son, Britt, the publisher of the Sentinel. One of his first decisions is to set up a sting operation against the protection racket by having two reporters, under phony names, open a newsstand. They are soon approached. Britt discovers the special car Kato has designed and built secretly in a warehouse near their townhouse. They discuss the possibility of disguising themselves and using the vehicle and its unusual attributes to fight the gangs. When Britt hears the car’s horn, it sounds to him just like a giant green hornet he encountered on a trip into the African jungle inspiring his choice of disguise and cover name. The Hornet rescues a woman and the two rush her to a hospital. The next day, when Sentinel Reporter Lowry goes to the hospital to interview the woman, he finds out that she’s been transferred to a private sanitorium by her brother. But Lowry knows she doesn’t have a brother. A disguised Britt puts up bail for the hood called Torch and Hornet and Kato follow him to his boss, a respected investor. The boss picks up a small table trying to kill the Hornet, but rears back too far and falls through a window to his death. The authorities rule it murder and name the mysterious Green Hornet as their suspect. 129198 2008 Destroy All Humans: Big Willy Unleashed G Correspondent. Jumbo the FuronTech Correspondent (Jim Ward - Voice). Crypto and Pox have started a fast food restaurant and the secret recipe is human meat and they serve human meat to collect brain stems, which is code named DNA and they harvest the Furon DNA once again. A little later in the game, their restaurant rivals, who are led by Colonel Kluckin, have found out their secret recipe so Pox made a giant Big Willy Robot that is very similar to working the UFO, except it’s on his foot. 129199 1970 Destroy, She Said M AFI-Authors Writer 129200 1942 Destruction Inc. C Morton, Jay, Joe Shuster and Jerry Seigel. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander - Voice). covers a murder at the Metropolis Munitions plant and falls into the thick of a sabotage plot. She ends up inside a torpedo about to be tested. Where is Superman? Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer - Voice). Radio Newscaster (Jack Mercer -Voice). 129201 2005 Destruction of Civilization, The M News Media. Cox Newsman Dick (Eric Rath). 129202 1946 Det ar min modell MF Editor Hakansson (Ernst Brunman), Communist Editor. Communist Editor (Karl Erik Flens). 129203 1955 Det brenner I natt! MF Journalist (Thor Hjorth-Jenssen) 129204 1963 Det goda livet N Svedberg, Annakarin Jenny Bjorklund Writer is first-person narrator, a lesbian who is referred to as the author of Vingklippta. She lives together with her partner and her young daughter. 129205 1961 Det later som ett hjarta MTF Photographer (Halvar Bjork). 129206 1941 Det sags pa stan MF Photographer (John Norrman - The Photographer). 129207 2004 Det svanger I backen DF Denmark Reporter (Agneta Bolme Borjefors - Voice - Herself). 129208 1997 Detail, The M Newscaster (Tom Kinney-Himself) 129209 2005 Detective MT News Media. TV Reporter (Diane Robin). 129210 1953 Detective and the Senator, The SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 129211 1889 Detective Dick's Pard; Or, The New York Reporters in Colorado NW Boynton, Howard M. Nov. 2, 1889 Press 129212 1951 Detective Story M DVD -R HQ 7804, 7805 News Media. Reporter Joe Feinson (Luis Van Rooten). Newspaper Photographer (Charles D. Campbell) 129213 1968 Detective, The M SVD 521 Reporter witnesses everything. Reporter (Ted Beniades). Reporter (Don Fellows). Reporter (Paul Larson). Reporter (George Plimpton). Reporter (Arnold Soboloff). Reporter (Philip Sterling). 129214 2004 Detective, The MT Miniseries TV Reporter (Diane Robin). 129215 1985 Detective, The MT Miniseries TV Newsreader (Brian Cobby). TV Newsreader (Toni Kanal). 129216 2009 Detective, The N Tyler, Paige Reporter Samantha Halliwell finds Detective Hayden Tanner sexy, but Tanner hates reporters, especially when they interfere with a police investigation. So why is he so drawn to saucy reporter Halliwell when she does nothing but interfere with his current investigation of a college student’s murder? And why does Samantha continue to provoke him when he’s already made good on his promise and put her over his knee for getting in his way? Perhaps because despite her dislike to authority figures, she finds the handsome detective’s willingness to take her in hand surprisingly sexy. But despite his repeated warnings and over the knee spankings, Samantha continues to investigate the murder heedless of the danger, putting not only her future with Hayden in jeopardy but her very life as the killer closes in on her. 129217 1959 Detectives Starring Robert Taylor: T Series 1959-1962 Reporter supporting role 129218 1960 Detectives Starring Robert Taylor: Long Jump, The T Episode #29. 5-6-1960 Newscaster (Arthur Hanson). 129219 1962 Detectives Starring Robert Taylor: Saturday Edition T 5-18-62 Newspaper. John Larkin, Joseph Ruskin 129220 1993 Detectives, The: Hostage T Episode #2. 3-2-1993 Commentator, Football (John Motson - Voice). 129221 1994 Detectives, The: Never Without Protection T Episode #9. 3-16-1994 Editor Harry (Roland Oliver). 129222 2003 Detonator M Reporter Diana (Diannah Bays). Sports Announcer (William Francis McGuire). 129223 1946 Detour M SVD 1333. Newspaper Report of imminent death of millionaire father gives her a better idea 129224 1960 Detournement de mineures MF France News Media. Daniel, the Journalist (Franck Villard). 129225 1997 Detta har hant: TF Episode #2. 10-24-1997 Music Critic (Tomas Norstrom). 129226 2007 Deuce P McNally, Terrence Broadway 5-2007 Sports Commentators (Brian Haley, Joanna P. Adler) are two athletes-turned-sports commentators who supply droll vocal shtick and historical background from an elevated box during the tennis matches. 129227 2005 Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo M News Media. TV Anchorman (Bastiaan Ragas). Newscaster (SuChin Pak). News Reporter (Wes Takahashi). Newscasters (Bobbi Sue Luther, Sylvana Simons, Heather Campbell). 129228 2003 Deuteronomium: Das jungste Gericht MF Anchorwoman (Angelique Walchli). 129229 1989 Deutschen und ihre Manner - Bericht aus Bonn, Die DF West Germany Interviewers Luise F. Pusch, Helke Sander, Claudia von Alemann. 129230 1992 Deutschfieber MF Germany Reporter (Sven Schreivogel). Reporterin (Theresa Berlage). 129231 1978 Deutschland im Herbst MF Interviewer. Mahler's Interviewer (Helmut Griem) 129232 2004 Deux freres MF France Photographer (Thavirap Tantiwongse). Newsstand Man (Christophe Cheysson). 129233 1959 Deux hommes dan Manhattan (aka Two Men in Manhattan) MF France Journalist Moreau (Jean-Pierre Meville) of Agence France Presse and his Photojournalist buddy Delmas (Pierre Grasset) are on the trail of a story -- a French diplomat and former Resistance hero, has disappeared from the United Nations for no apparent reason. As they wander through the city, visiting various NYC landmarks tracking down the reason for the disappearance, the journalists eventually discover the man died of a heart attack in an actress’ apartment. The womanizing and always drunk photographer poises the dead body to look as if he died while in bed with his girlfriend and snaps off some photographs. Now the two men have a serious disagreement. Delmas wants to take the enhanced photos and use them to create sensational headlines and plenty of cash. But Moreau feels compassion for the man’s daughter and wants them both to cover up all they have found and bury the truth. Do they report the truth or cover it up to preserve the man’s reputation or sensationalize it even more to make a fortune from the exclusive? 129234 1959 Deux Hommes Dans Manhattan MF France Journalist (Jean-Pierre Melville) from the French Press Association is assisted by an alcoholic photographer. Journalist is assigned to investigate the disappearance of a French diplomat in New York. The two men discover three photographs featuring the missing man with three different women, whom they then set out to find. Cynical journalist sports a broad-brimmed hat, cigar, raincoat and dark glasses. This film pays homage to American film noir via this nocturnal journey through the heart of New York. 129235 1993 Deux justificers dans la ville: Pilot TF Episode #1. 10-14-1993 Journalist (Paulo Matos). 129236 1829 Devereux N MLPL Lytton, Edward Bulwer (Lord) Press. Historical novel using real journalists such as Steele and Addison, Swift, Beau Fielding ("Orlando" of The Spectator). 129237 2008 Deviant Behavior N Sager, Mike Reporter Jonathan Seede of the Washington Herald is the picture of Washington D.C. respectability, an urban pioneer with a pretty wife, a new baby and a job at the town’s most esteemed newspapers. But 10 blocks from the White House, on the notorious Fourteenth Street strip, a war is raging over deviant behavior. And Seede is on the front lines, deep into a secret freelance project that’s taking him to places where most people would never dare go. As he descends into an inferno of repressed urges and human frailties, Seede’s journey plays out against a portrait of the nation’s capital featuring pimps and hustlers, an accidental hooker, an honest cop, a storefront prophet-marijuana dealer, a beautiful teenage runaway, a rack-addicted music legend, an A-list gay activist and a diminutive billionaire who is searching for the answers to life’s greatest questions in a crystal skull. Seede is working on a book that subverts the Just Say No movement in the late 1980s-early 1990s. Things hit a snag when his main source, the Pope of Pot, a do-gooder dealer who only sells primo pot, gets framed by dirty cops for dealing coke. One of the pope’s possessions, a crystal skull rumored to have magical powers, ends up in the hands of a runaway who finds shelter in Seede’s house. 129238 1991 Devices and Desires MT Miniseries Journalist (Anne Leroux) 129239 1948 Devil and Daniel Webster, The R CD10 - Wells. DVD 17218 Episode #1. 6-10-1948. Hallmark Playhouse Press 129240 2001 Devil and Daniel Webster, The M Reporter (Alice Johnson) 129241 1981 Devil and Max Devlin, The M TV Reporter (Nick Angotti) 129242 1941 Devil Bat, The (aka Killer Bats). M DVD -R HQ 2113, 2052. Bricker, George (Story). John Thomas Neville (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Johnny Layton ( Dave O'Brien) of the Chicago Daily Register and Photographer "One Shot" McGuire (Donald Kerr) sent to investigate murders in small village. Reporter determines they are work of giant bat, but is unable to prove story. Editor Joe McGinty (Arthur Q. Bryan) threatens to fire him. Reporter and photographer photograph giant bat obtained from local taxidermist. Professor on radio refutes story, points out label visible on wing of bat reading "Made in Japan." Reporter discovers murders are work of doctor who gives special shaving lotion to his victims that attracts the giant bat he has bred. Reporter shoots the bat and he and photographer get their jobs back after negotiating a raise. Sneaks into doctor's lab. Reporter discovers doctor has raised a second devil bat. Reporter throws shaving lotion on doctor who is killed by his own creation. "I suppose you call it getting the news when you arrange to print a picture that's a deliberate hoax." "If it ever got out that I cooked up a fake story about a devil bat, I wouldn't be able to get a job on a country weekly…Print the story, Joe. So help me, it's on the level." "Alright. I'll print it. But I won't believe it." 129243 2008 Devil Can Wait, The NM Stephens, Marta Reporter Jennifer Blake is enthralled with the possibility of a front-page spread. The city of Chandler, Massachusetts is plunged into terror when the bodies of three local teenagers wash ashore. While a homicide detective hunts down the guilty, a sinister plot emerges overseas. From the Vatican to the jungles of South America, a cursed black pearl ring, the demonic prophecy it represents, and the men who pursue its power find their unfortunate way onto the detective’s turf. Blake agrees to pick up the ring at a local pawnshop for her former college professor. When she does, unforeseen events shoot Blake to the top of the detective’s prime suspect list. Soon, the seemingly unrelated cases converge and the heat is on for the detective to expose the truth behind a Vatican secret and stop the self-righteous man who does the unthinkable in the name of God. 129244 1978 Devil Dog: Hound of Hell, The MT Newscaster (Bob Navarro). 129245 1964 Devil Doll M Smith, Frederick Escreet (Story). George Barclay, Lance Z. Hargreaves (Screenplay) UK. AFI-Newspapermen. Ness Book Correspondent Mark English (William Sylvester) from America in London investigating ventriloquist and his mysterious dummy. Arranges for his girlfriend to have ventriloquist perform at her aunt's charity ball so reporter can examine dummy more closely. He doesn't find anything unusual. Dummy appears in reporter's room and asks him to find me in Berlin in 1948. Reporter goes to Berlin and with the help of a colleague finds out that ventriloquist once stabbed his assistant on stage. Transferred assistant's soul into his dummy. Ventriloquist tries to transfer soul of reporter's girlfriend to female dummy, but male dummy destroys it. Also attacks ventriloquist and the two exchange souls. Reporter conducts investigations throughout film Journalism used to add realism to ridiculous science-fiction or horror story. 129246 1954 Devil Girl From Mars M Mather, John C., James Eastwood (Play). Eastwood (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Michael Carter (Hugh McDermott) writes a weekly column for the newspaper, The Daily Messenger. He is one of a group of people at a remote Scottish inn invaded by an escaped convict and an outer space alien. Female alien kidnaps a child and journalist goes to the spaceship to offer himself in exchange. News Reader (Stewart Hibberd). "Here I am with a flying saucer in my lap, not to mention an escaped convict, and I can't get this phone to work." 129247 1949 Devil in the Flesh, The M Le Diable au Corps Reporter (Andre Bervel) 129248 1937 Devil Is Driving, The M Loeb, Lee, Harold Buchman (Story). Jo Milward, Richard Blake (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Eve Hammond (Joan Perry). Reporter (Richard French). Reporter (Jack Gardner). Reporter (Walter Merrill). Editor (Charles Irwin). Variety, 7/7/37 said the reporter "was a good-looker which may be the biggest reason why she doesn't resemble any sobbie ever lined up with the press." 129249 1911 Devil Island SSF Gooden, Arthur Henry Press 129250 1978 Devil Mask N Kains, Josephine Weinberg List Journalist 129251 1954 Devil May Hare C AD Newspaper Advertisement - Personal ad to Tasmanian Post Dispatch 129252 1957 Devil Must N Wicker, T Reporter finds evidence of a Negro who is arrested for the murder of a white man 129253 1979 Devil Take Him N DeToledano, Ralph News Media 129254 1778 Devil Upon Two Sticks, The P USC Foote, Samuel Printer's Devil 129255 2010 Devil Wears Nada, The MT Adult Magazine worker’s new job as assistant to the nasty editor is threatened by sexy mischief in this erotic tale. 129256 2003 Devil Wears Prada, The N Weisberger, Lauren Author once worked for Vogue editrix, Anna Wintour Fashion Editor Miranda Priestly, the British-born Miriam Princhek who is editor-in-chief of Runway, a chic and influential fashion magazine published by the Elias-Clark company. Andrea Sachs is an assistant to Priestly, a fashion editor "who had deliberately created a persona so offensive on every level that she literally scared people into staying skinny.” She is a recent Brown University graduate who works as a junior personal assistant. She is called Andy by her friends and family. Emily Charlton is her coworker, Miranda’s junior assistant now her senior assistant, responsible for more business-related matters such as reconciling expense statements. She and Andrea should be friends and sometimes are but have a mixed relationship as their differing responsibilities to their tyrannical superior create envy between them. Nigel, a very tall British gay man who in addition to serving as Runway’s creative director frequently appears on TV as a fashion consultant and is one of the few stars of the magazine Andrea knows prior to working there. He always speaks loudly with his words printed in ALL CAPS. He has an outrageous sense of style himself and is also the only person who Miranda allows to critique (sometimes brutally) her own personal wardrobe choices. James is another gay man at Runway who works at the beauty department who befriends Andrea. He sometimes jokes about “calling in fat” on days when he feels unattractive. Jeffy, who oversees Runway’s famous “Closet” stocked with all sorts of clothing putatively on loan from the designers for use in shoots, but rarely returned and often “borrowed” by the magazine’s staff. He is largely credited for transforming Andrea’s wardrobe so she can fit in with the fashionable hallways of the Runaway offices. The Clackers, the magazine’s many female editorial staffers, mainly comprised of Allison (former senior assistant now beauty editor), Lucia (fashion department), Jocelyn (editorial) and Stef (accessories). They are so-called (albeit dismissively) by Andrea for the sound made by the stiletto heels they wear as they walk up and down the marble floors of the Elias-Clark building. The novel begins with its main character, Andrea Sachs, stuck in midtown Manhattan traffic, trying to remember how to use a manual transmission. She has picked up the Porsche roadster that belongs to her boss, Runway magazine editor Miranda Priestly, from a shop and must return it to Miranda's apartment in time for Miranda's family to go out to the Hamptons for the weekend. While she is attempting to do this, Miranda calls on her cell phone and excoriates her for not doing her job properly. She also tells her to pick up her pet French bulldog from the veterinarian's office. Trying to comply, Andrea ruins some of the expensive designer clothing she is wearing. She wishes Miranda would die. But if that did happen, she reminds herself, she'd lose the pleasure of killing Miranda herself. In the next chapter we move back in time and learn how she got into this predicament. After graduating from Brown with a degree in English, she visited India with her boyfriend Alex Fineman and came down with amoebic dysentery. Recovered, she leaves her home in Avon, Connecticut for New York City. There she moves in with her longtime friend Lily, now doing graduate studies in Russian at Columbia, and looks for a job. A longtime reader of The New Yorker, she blankets the magazine publishing industry with her résumé, hoping to land enough experience somewhere and eventually get a job at the prestigious weekly. Still not over her dysentery, she gets a surprise interview at the Elias-Clark group. Afterwards she is hired as Miranda's junior assistant. While she knows little of her, she is told repeatedly that "a million girls would die for your job." That job is primarily doing personal errands for Miranda, who sometimes mistakenly and sometimes deliberately calls her Emily, after her predecessor who is now the senior assistant. Miranda is a classic "boss from hell" — she rarely gives enough information or time to comply with her demands, yet she routinely berates those who fail. She makes people go to great lengths to accommodate her only to change her mind after they have done so. She feels no compunction about ordering Andrea and others to do things such as getting Starbucks coffee or a steak lunch from Smith and Wollensky anew if they have become too cold for her in the meantime. People at the magazine are afraid of finding themselves alone in an elevator with her, or making critical remarks about her even to their close friends. Andrea dubs this attitude the Runway Paranoid Turnaround, as whenever one of her co-workers makes the slightest negative comment about Miranda, they immediately follow it up with a "turnaround" positive comment, due to their fear of their boss somehow finding out about their attitude and firing them. All the same, Andrea is told that if she manages to stick it out working for Miranda for a year, she can have her select pick of jobs within the magazine industry, so she valiantly struggles onward. Even in the present, the perks aren't bad — between Runway's notorious "closet" of designer clothes ostensibly "on loan" for photo shoots but rarely returned and often "borrowed" by the staff and the general obsequiousness she encounters as Miranda Priestly's personal assistant, she is able to acquire enough free designer clothing to fit in better with the rest of the fashionable Runway staff. Eventually, she develops an appreciation for it and stops incurring Miranda's displeasure. She gets a Bang and Olufsen phone for free when Miranda doesn't want it, and learns that Elias-Clark's policies regarding expense accounts are rather lax, to the benefit of herself and her friends. She also goes to parties with celebrities. At one of them she meets Christian Collinsworth, a Yale graduate who has been identified as the hot (in more ways than one), up-and-coming writer of their generation. They become attracted to each other, complicating her relationship with Alex. Her job, however, begins to affect her health; she starts to lose weight because she can't bring herself to eat. This is due to the fact that she knows that she, after years of being tall and fairly thin, is now the fat, lumpy dwarf. Eventually, she begins to rationalize her not eating by thinking that: "Missing one meal won't hurt, and anyway, $2000 pants don't look so hot on a fat girl." She realizes that she, in that thought, has begun to embody the Runway attitude. While working for Miranda, she receives a letter from a teenager, telling Miranda that she loves her magazine, spends all her money on trying to look like the models, but still hates herself because "my butt is huge" and "I'm too fat". The teenager is begging Miranda to send her a dress to wear to her prom, but ends by telling her that, even if she throws the letter in the trash can, she'll still love her. Andrea begins to doubt the true value of her job, as it is, primarily, encouraging the woman who makes teenagers all over America hate themselves as much as this one. However, she keeps going, thinking that it will all be worthwhile when she gets a job at The New Yorker. The 14-hour days she puts in almost routinely leave her little free time to spend with Alex and Lily, who is increasingly turning to alcohol and picking up dubious men in order to relieve the pressures of graduate school. Her relationship with her family also begins to suffer. Her parents complain she isn't making time to visit her older sister, who is expecting her first child. However, Andrea ignores all this, even to the point of staying at work when Lily is arrested for going 'bottomless' while on a date with her latest dubious conquest. Matters finally come to a head when Emily gets mononucleosis and Andrea must take her place accompanying Miranda to the fashion shows in Paris. She agrees, although this will mean canceling her and Alex's homecoming weekend trip, which has dire consequences on her relationship with Alex. In Paris, she has a surprise encounter with Christian. Later that night, Miranda finally lets down her guard a little bit and asks Andrea what she's learned, and where she'd like to work afterwards. She promises to place phone calls to people she knows at The New Yorker on Andrea's behalf once her year is up, and tells her she can actually do some small written pieces for Runway. But back at the hotel, she gets two urgent calls from Alex and her own parents asking her to call them. She does so and learns that Lily is comatose in the hospital after driving drunk and wrecking a car. Though Andrea is receiving much subtle pressure from her family and Alex to return home, she tells Miranda she will honor the commitment. Miranda is greatly pleased, and tells her that her future in magazine publishing is looking bright. At the Paris fashion show for Christian Dior, however, a livid Miranda phones her, demanding that Andrea replace her twin daughters' expired passports in time for them to catch their flight, in three hours time. After she hangs up, Andrea stares at her phone, trying to think how to accommodate Miranda's impossible demand. Then, Andrea finally realizes that her family and friends are more important than her job, and realizes that she is becoming more and more like Miranda. On the spot, Andrea flips out her cell phone and tells her family that she's coming home. Miranda disapproves, but Andrea tells Miranda publicly "Fuck you, Miranda. Fuck you." She is fired on the spot, but returns home to reconnect with her friends and family. Her romantic relationship with Alex is beyond repair, but they remain friends. Lily recovers and fares well in court for her DUI charge, receiving only community service. In the last chapter we learn that the fallout from her standup to Miranda made her a minor celebrity when the incident made 'Page Six'. Afraid she had been blacklisted for good from publishing, she remains in Connecticut for a while and works on short fiction. Seventeen buys one of her stories, and Andrea begins a friendly and professional relationship with one of the editors of the teen magazine, Loretta, who also happened to work for Runway prior to her tenure there. She returns to New York and gives herself a comfortable financial cushion by selling all the designer clothing she took to Paris with her to consignment shops. She saves a pair of Dolce and Gabbana denim jeans for herself, gave a quilted Prada purse to her mother, and a Diane von Fürstenberg wrap dress to the teenager who wrote to Miranda. At the novel's end, she is returning to the Elias-Clark building to discuss a writing position at another of the company's magazines. She arrives in the lobby to hear her friend, Eduardo the security guard, singing "American Pie", the goodbye song she never got to sing. She looks round, and realizes that it is, in fact, Miranda's new junior assistant, who is having to sing in order for Eduardo to buzz her through, while loaded with Miranda's coffee, shopping bags, newspapers, and her beaded clutch. She remembers that that used to be her. Eduardo winks, and buzzes her through like she was "someone who mattered." 129257 2006 Devil Wears Prada, The M DVD -R HQ 7784, 7785 Based on Novel by Lauren Weisberger. Alinie Brosh McKenna (Screenplay). Fashion Editor Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep) of Runway magazine. Andrea (Andy) Sachs (Ann Hathaway) assistant to Priestly, is a dowdy journalist who is seduced by the call of Chanel. Leading her into the sartorial fold is Priestly. Priestly is a fashion editor "who had deliberately created a persona so offensive on every level that she literally scared people into staying skinny. High-maintenance fashion magazine editor and her put-upon assistant. Nigel (Stanley Tucci) serves as Runway magazine’s creative director and fashion consultant. James Holt (Daniel Sunjata) works at Runway in the beauty department. Both are considered gays. Editor (John Rothman). Fashion Reporter (Robert Verdi). PR Woman (Linday Brice). Fashion Photographer (Steve Benisty). New York Mirror Reporter (Scott Hatfield). Runaway Editor (Zev McAllister). Photographer (Robert Stio). New Assistant (Taylor Treadwell) 129258 2003 Devil Winds MT News Media. News Anchor (Reg Hampton). 129259 2005 Devil You Meet, The M New Zealand Newsreader (John Campbell). Story Teller (Tim Faville). 129260 1997 Devil's Advocate, The M DVD -R HQ 8X 4114, 4115, 4116 News Media. Reporter (Cindy Birch). Reporter #1 (Liza Harris). Reporter #2 (Bill Boggs). Reporter #3 (Bo Rucker). Paparazzi (Juan Hernandez). Courthouse Reporter (Christopher Del Gaudio). Florida Reporter Larry (Neal Jones) who covers the trial, interviews the hero (Al Pacino) who morphs into the Devil. 129261 1999 Devil's Arithmetic, The MT Photographer Mendel (Rimantas Bagdzevicius). 129262 2006 Devil's Canyon M Newscaster (Phil Talsky). 129263 1992 Devil's Card, The N Maher, Mary Reporter Tom Martin investigates the disappearance of a well-known doctor in 1889 Chicago. Based on a true story. 129264 1948 Devil's Cargo M Photographer Outside Margo's Apartment (Mike Lally). 129265 1925 Devil's Cargo, The M Whittaker, Charles E. (Story). A.P. Younger (Scenario) AFI-Editors/Newspapermen - Ness Book Editor John Joyce (William Collier Jr.) comes to Sacramento during the 1849 Gold Rush and becomes a newspaper editor. Pushes for reforms and also in love with gambling house performer when he trips on a faulty plank in the sidewalk and knocks her over. Editor branded a hypocrite when he is found with the woman and is sent onto a cargo ship with other disreputables. After fighting off a burly sailor, the cargo is rescued and the editor and his girlfriend are reunited. 129266 1920 Devil's Claim, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 129267 1956 Devil's Commandment (I Vampiri) M Regnoli, Piero, Rik Sjostrom (Screenplay). Regnoli, Riccardo Freda (Adaptation) Italy - Ness Book Reporter tracks the killer of striptease artists. Scientist killing women for their blood in order to keep countess from aging. Variety, 6/12/57: "The usual nosey newshawk beats the usual unbelieving police inspector to the expected solution." 129268 1895 Devil's Dictionary, The SS MLPL - OWN - H Bierce, Ambrose Reporter. "Reporter, n. A writer who guesses his way to the truth and dispels it with a tempest of words." "Collected Writings of Ambrose Bierce, The" (H). "More dear than all my bosom knows, O thou Whose 'lips are sealed' and will not disavow! So sang the blithe reporter-man as grew Beneath his hand the leg-long 'interview.'" Barson Maith. 129269 1966 Devil's Eggshell, The MT Interviewer (P.J. Kavanagh) 129270 2006 Devil's Feather, The N Walters, Minette Correspondent Connie Burns is covering the war in Sierra Leone for Reuters and meets British mercenary she suspects of murder. Two years later, in Iraq, he kidnaps and terrorizes her for three soul-searching days. She flees to an English country house and unravels an appalling local crime while waiting for a final meeting with the British mercenary. The Devil's feather is derived from a Turkish phrase for a woman who unwittingly sparks sexual arousal in a man. That's just what Burns becomes to the psychotic mercenary who kidnaps her in Iraq and subjects her to three days of sadistic torture. But as Connie soon discovers, that's just the beginning of her nightmares. 129271 2003 Devil's Filmmaker, The: Bohica M Newsreel Narrator (Andre Dursin). 129272 1996 Devil's Food MT SVD 620. VHS 408 Olek, Henry (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Sally McCormick (Suzanne Somers) at local station in Syracuse. Gets passed up for network position because she weighs too much. Claims she would sell her soul to the devil to remain thin. Devil obliges her (looks like old broadcast professor). Rejects offer. Begins to have second thoughts after she is passed over for co-anchor spot in favor of bimbo weathercaster. She covers a hostage situation, gets an exclusive, but when the piece is picked up by the network, she is cut out of the story. Makes a deal with devil. Contract is void if she gains weight. Lands network job, soon promoted to co-anchor. With rising success, she changes. Gets friend job as network reporter, becomes jealous when friend is successful. Cuts friend out of big story. Takes up with her male anchor and discovers he made same deal with devil. He's 75. Boyfriend (William Katt), colleague from Syracuse, decides to remain there when he sees what network has done to her. She panics when co-anchor dies. Devil comes to claim her soul. Reconciles with boyfriend and tells him everything. Voids contract by getting pregnant and gaining an extra pound. Male Anchor (Ken Ryan). Female Reporter (Soo Garay). WPKV News Director (Stephen Graham). 129273 1977 Devil's Gamble N OWN - H Slaughter, Frank G. Reporter Janet Burke, a dedicated reporter 129274 1957 Devil's Hairpin, The M Newsboy (Henry Blair) 129275 1700 Devil's Journey to London: Or, The Visit Repaid PO USC Ward, Ned News 129276 1933 Devil's Mate M Fields, Leonard and David Silverstein (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Reporter Nancy Weaver (Peggy Shannon) is sent to investigate when another reporter for the Chronicle, Natural (Ray Walker), doesn't return to the office. Solves the crime. 129277 1962 Devil's Messenger, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 129278 1966 Devil's Own, The (aka Witches, The) M Curtis, Peter (Norah Lofts) Novel. Nigel Kneale (Screenplay) UK. AFI-Journalists. Released in U.S. in 1967. Ness Book Journalist Stephanie Bax (Kay Walsh) with an interest in witchcraft, actually the leader of a Satanic cult in a small English village. Truth uncovered by schoolteacher who has come to village after encounter with witchcraft in Africa. Small boy apparently becomes victim of voodoo curse. Boy's father is killed while trying to investigate. Schoolteacher discovers reporter intends to sacrifice young girl to make herself immortal, prevents ceremony from taking place. 129279 1920 Devil's Pass Key, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 129280 2005 Devil's Rejects, The M News Media. TV Anchorman (Glenn Taranto). Reporter (John T. Tobin). 129281 1914 Devil's Signature, The M Newspaper Reporter William Sandford (Richard Travers). 129282 1936 Devil's Squadron M Reporter (Jack Gardner). Photographer (Eddie Fetherston). 129283 1999 Devil's Valley NSF Brink, Andre Crime Reporter Flip Lochner is an embittered boozer, self-described loser, failed husband and father, would-be historian and burnt-out crime reporter. He discovers a remote mountain valley where a group of primitive Boer farmers and their families have been holed up virtually out of touch with modern civilization. It's the Devil's Valley. And the inhabitants want to be left alone. Mysterious death of a young acquaintance had prompted Lochner to investigate the boy's background and up bringing in Devil's Valley. Meets a beautiful woman with four breasts. Nothing in Devil's Valley is as it seems. Living and dead are never quite separate. 129284 1962 Devil's Wanton, The M AFI-Journalists Journalist 129285 1998 Devilman Lady C Japan Newscaster (Robert Fisher - Voice - English Version) 129286 1904 Devine Fire, The N Sinclair, May Press 129287 2009 Devious, Inc. M Radio Voice (Tom Krymkowski). 129288 1992 Devlin MT Thorp, Roderick (Novel). David Taylor (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Eileen O'Malley (Roma Downey) for the Irish National Radio, fiancée of New York cop, covers the murder of a politician. Cop tries to clear himself of a frame-up when the politician's assassin is murdered. Cop kidnaps a mob boss and discovers reporter is also on the scene because she has been interviewing the mob boss. She secretly tapes a conversation in which the mob boss and a corrupt cop explain their involvement in the crimes. In a shoot-out, corrupt parties kill each other. Reporter tries to get the cop to make a commitment by indicating she has been offered a TV job in Dublin. Film ends with them getting married. Reporter #1 (Kathy Kinsman). Reporter #2 (Carlton Watson). Reporter #3 (Heidi Hatashita). Little Italy Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand). 129289 2009 Devolved M News Media. Reporter (Moira Squier). Affluent group of high school students from suburban San Diego go on a class trip and find themselves stranded on a deserted island off the Baja coast. 129290 2005 Devon's Ghost: Legend of the Bloody Boy M Reporter (Loretta Alexander). Reporter (Jeff Epstein). 129291 1995 Devoted NR Craft, Franciine Photojournalist Valerie Thoma has gone all over the world, but always away from love. When she gets an assignment to photograph the Alaskan wilderness, she jumps at the chance. Then she realizes her former love is sponsoring her trip. Will they be able to reclaim the sweet rapture of their lost love, or will his desperate secret ruin their reunion? 129292 1931 Devotion M Reporter (Cyril Delevanti) 129293 1981 Devushka I Grand MF Soviet Union Sports Commentator (Nikolai Ozerov). 129294 2004 Devyani Murder Mystery M Bollywood Reporter J. Shivani Bhatnagar (Suman Ranganathan). Based on life of murdered Indian Express reporter J. Shivani Bhatnagar 129295 1946 Dewy, Dewy Eyes, The N Rosmond, Babette Writer Nancy Tucker wanted to enter library work when she left college. Takes a job with pulp-magazine publisher and adjusts to editing gushy love stories for a living. Mildly satirical of New York's journalist smart set. 129296 2009 Dexter: Blinded By the Light T DVD -R HQ 11486 Episode. 10-11-2009 Reporter Christine Hill (Courtney Ford) is an ambitious reporter working with Detective Quinn to score some of Miami Metro’s inside intelligence. The reporter and the detective are having a sexual relationship. Dexter’s neighborhood gets vandalized. The Trinity Killer strikes again. Debra questions her relationship with Anton as she spends more time with Lundy, and LaGuerta and Batista’s relationship gets complicated. 129297 2006 Dexter: Born Free T DVD -R HQ 7556 Episode. 12-17-2006 News Media. Captain still worries about his job and the press. Dexter follows clues in his rescue attempt. It turns out the ice killer who has kidnapped his step-sister is -- his mentally ill brother who was with him when his mother was killed by a crazed killer with a chainsaw. Both sat in the blood for two days. Policeman adopted Dexter. The other brother, Brian, was left to fend for himself. Now he is back seeking retribution. Rita's ex tries to convince her that Dexter is too dangerous. 129298 2006 Dexter: Circle of Friends T DVD -R HQ 7312 Episode. 11-12-2006 News Media. Press Conference handled by police chief rather than the female detective who wanted credit for solving the case. Identity of the Ice Truck Killer does not sit well with Dexter. Rita's ex-husband returns. Ice Truck Killer fails to recognize Dexter. 129299 2006 Dexter: Crocodile T DVD -R HQ 7046 Episode #2. 10-8-2006 News Media. Television news reports. Dexter's world of police analyst by day, serial killer by night, is rocked when he's privately contacted by another serial killer who knows everything about him. 129300 2007 Dexter: Dark Defender, The T DVD -R HQ 9173 Episode. 10-2007 News Media. Newspaper headlines on the “Bay Harbor Butcher” in the Miami Tribune. Newspeople debating whether “The Dark Defender” is a hero or a serial killer. TV coverage as well. 129301 2009 Dexter: Dex Takes a Holiday T DVD -R HQ 11507 Episode. 10-18-2009 Reporter Christine Hill (Courtney Ford) is an ambitious reporter working with Detective Quinn to score some of Miami Metro’s inside intelligence. The reporter and the detective are having a sexual relationship, and after Hill writes another story with inside information, Quinn wants to call off the relationship. Dexter discovers he loves his family as he makes his next kill. Lundy and Deborah get shot in a parking lot. The Trinity Killer knows the team is closing in on him. Dexter is alone for three days while Rita and their kids are gone for a wedding. Dexter’s next victim who is a cop who murdered her family and blamed it on a drug dealer. Lundy and Deborah are closing in on the Trinity killer and are able to predict where he is going to strike next. Trinity finds out that another serial killer is on his trial. He overhears Quinn talk to his reporter girlfriend. Deborah and Lundy end up hooking up. Lundy is killed by gunfire and Deborah badly injured. Both bloody bodies are left in the parking lot as the episode ends. 129302 2007 Dexter: Dex, Lies and Videotape T DVD -R HQ 9227 Episode. 10-2007 News Media is used to help expose a copycat killer who could start a vigilante serial-murder spree. Dexter sets out to stop the impostor, erase an incriminating surveillance tape of the marina (showing him checking for blood on his boat), and save his relationship with his girlfriend while having sex with his sponsor. 129303 2006 Dexter: Dexter - Pilot T DVD -R HQ 7369 Episode #1. 10-1-2006 News Media. Reporter Candice DeSallee (Roxanne Beckford). Forensic analyst Dexter Morgan hides his life as a serial killer from his sister, co-workers and girlfriend. Reporters (Maite Schwartz, K.C. Ramsey). 129304 2009 Dexter: Dirty Harry T DVD -R HQ 11521 Episode. 10-25-2009 Reporter Christine Hill (Courtney Ford) is an ambitious reporter working with Detective Quinn to score some of Miami Metro’s inside intelligence. The reporter and the detective are having a sexual relationship, and after Hill writes another story with inside information, Quinn wants to call off the relationship. Hill plans a false story about Lundy’s death to help police find the killers. Debra recovers from the shooting but is emotionally distraught from Lundy’s death and other life events. Dexter learns about the Trinity Killer’s double life, which is similar to his own. 129305 2009 Dexter: Getaway, The T DVD -R HQ 11689 Episode. 12-13-2009 Reporter Christine Hill (Courtney Ford) is an ambitious reporter who turns out to be related to the Trinity Killer -- she is his daughter. Without his permission, she tried to help him by killing the FBI agent and seriously wounded Dexter’s sister. She is arrested for the murder. Under pressure and with her father disowning her, Christine Hill takes her gun and commits suicide in front of Deb. Dexter and the Trinity Killer face off. The final challenge between Dexter and Arthur comes. Debra finds out a long hidden truth about Dexter. Rita admits that her marriage is troubled. Batista’s and LaGuerta’s relationship must face consequences. 129306 2009 Dexter: Hello, Dexter Morgan T DVD -R HQ 11659 Episode. 12-6-2009 Reporter Christine Hill (Courtney Ford) is an ambitious reporter who turns out to be related to the Trinity Killer -- she is his daughter. Without his permission, she tried to help him by killing the FBI agent and seriously wounded Dexter’s sister. She is arrested for the murder. She has worked with Detective Quinn to score some of Miami Metro’s inside intelligence. The reporter and the detective are having a sexual relationship, and after Hill writes another story with inside information, Quinn wants to call off the relationship, but can’t. Miami Metro has taken Christine into custody for killing the FBI man and seriously wounding Debra. They get closer to discovering Trinity and Dexter wants to throw them off by leading the cops to someone else, giving him more time to kill Trinity himself. Arthur, the Trinity killer, discovers his daughter Christine has been caught by the cops. He finally speaks to her on the phone and tells her that he wishes she was never born. Dexter is finally ready to kill Trinity, but gets sidetracked by Deb who just heard Christine spill the truth to her before Christine kills herself. Trinity was able to follow Dexter back to Miami Metro and he discovers his real name. The episode ends with Arthur greeting Dexter in the middle of the police headquarters. They come face-to-face with Arthur saying, “Hello, Dexter Morgan.” 129307 2009 Dexter: Hungry Man T DVD -R HQ 11629 Episode. 11-22-2009 Reporter Christine Hill (Courtney Ford) is an ambitious reporter working with Detective Quinn to score some of Miami Metro’s inside intelligence. The reporter and the detective are having a sexual relationship, and after Hill writes another story with inside information, Quinn wants to call off the relationship, but can’t. Dexter continues to try to understand the Trinity Killer by talking to his family but discovers that Authur Miller may not have the perfect mask after all. With Dexter out on the prowl, Rita gets a little help with her busy household from her handsome next door neighbor, but his motives may not be all that honorable and Rita seems to be falling for him. Debra continues to investigate the Trinity Killer and may be getting a little too close for her own safety. The investigation into who shot Debra continues. They have reason to suspect that it was Christine, the reporter. She mentions to Debra how hard it must have been to watch a man she loved die in front of her. No one else knew about Debra and Lundy. At the end of the episode, someone knocks on Christine’s door. It’s Trinity. Earlier, Miller saw an article by Christine in the newspaper and looked disapproving at it. The audience fears for Christine when they see her open the door to greet Trinity. But she doesn’t looked scared. Instead, she looks at him, frowns, and then greets him at the door as “Dad.” 129308 2009 Dexter: If I Had a Hammer T DVD -R HQ 11539 Episode. 11-1-2009 Reporter Christine Hill (Courtney Ford) is an ambitious reporter working with Detective Quinn to score some of Miami Metro’s inside intelligence. The reporter and the detective are having a sexual relationship, and after Hill writes another story with inside information, Quinn wants to call off the relationship. Dexter knows it’s only a matter of time before the Trinity Killer’s latest handiwork is discovered by Miami Metro. He has to work doubly hard to stay one step ahead of their investigation. Debra is shut out from her own case. She considers risking her career and bending the rules in the name of justice. LaGuerta and Batista realize that by playing by the rules they may have painted themselves into a corner. Dexter gleans relationship advice from a most unlikely source when the friction between Rita and Dexter comes to a head. 129309 2007 Dexter: Inconvenient Lie, An T DVD -R HQ 9092 Episode #15. 10-14-2007 News Media. Police worried about press screw-up and more bad publicity. 129310 2006 Dexter: Let's Give the Boy a Hand T DVD -R HQ 7123 Episode. News Media 129311 2008 Dexter: Lion Sleeps Tonight, The T DVD -R HQ 10386 Episode. 10-12-2008 News Media. Press Conference. 129312 2009 Dexter: Living the Dream T DVD -R HQ 11439 Episode. Season #4. Reporter Christine Hill (Courtney Ford) takes a liking to Quinn who takes her out after she shows him the front page story she has written on the Trinity Killer story. The aggressive young reporter wants to have an inside source in the police department and Quinn fits the bill. 129313 2009 Dexter: Lost Boys T DVD -R HQ 11650 Episode. 11-29-2009 Reporter Christine Hill (Courtney Ford) is an ambitious reporter who turns out to be related to the Trinity Killer -- she is his daughter. Without his permission, she tried to help him by killing the FBI agent and seriously wounded Dexter’s sister. She is arrested for the murder. She has worked with Detective Quinn to score some of Miami Metro’s inside intelligence. The reporter and the detective are having a sexual relationship, and after Hill writes another story with inside information, Quinn wants to call off the relationship, but can’t. Dexter thinks he knows the ins and outs of the Trinity Killer until a 10-year-old boy goes missing. The Trinity Killer knows Dexter is following him and he isn’t happy about it. Deb begins to explore her suspicions surrounding Reporter Christine Hill and her involvement in the shooting that left her with a bullet wound and a lost lover. Then it turns out the reporter’s DNA shows a blood relationship with the anonymous Trinity DNA. 129314 2006 Dexter: Popping Cherry, The T DVD -R HQ 7081 Episode #3. News Media. Television news reports. 129315 2009 Dexter: Remains to Be Seen T DVD -R HQ 11481 Episode. 10-3-2009 Reporter Christine Hill (Courtney Ford) wants Detective Quinn to help her. Dexter misplaces needed evidence in the Trinity Killer case, evidence that could expose his secret. Meanwhile, Miami Metro must juggle two serial killers at the same time, as the Vacation Murders might bring the city’s tourism industry to a grinding halt. 129316 2007 Dexter: Resistance is Futile T DVD -R HQ 9322 Episode. 11-2007 News Media. 129317 2006 Dexter: Return to Sender T DVD -R HQ 7233 Episode. 11-5-2006 News Media. Ice Truck Killer brings back one of Dexter's victims and it almost means the end to Dexter's dual existence as a serial killer. 129318 2009 Dexter: Road Kill T DVD -R HQ 11606 Episode. 11-15-2009 Reporter Christine Hill (Courtney Ford) is an ambitious reporter working with Detective Quinn to score some of Miami Metro’s inside intelligence. The reporter and the detective are having a sexual relationship, and after Hill writes another story with inside information, Quinn wants to call off the relationship. Dexter goes on a house-building excursion with Trinity, but still doesn’t kill him. The team investigates more into the Trinity case and Rita gets close with a neighbor while Dexter’s out of town. 129319 2007 Dexter: See-Through T DVD -R HQ 9135 Episode #16. 10-21-2007 News Media. TV Commentator supports the serial killer for cleaning up the dregs of society. Hero or serial killer? Dexter’s unorthodox Narcotics Anonymous sponsor threatens Rita. Dexter tries to throw the FBI agent off his trail. New evidence could cause trouble for Dexter. 129320 2006 Dexter: Seeing Red T DVD -R HQ 7458 Episode #10. 12-3-2006 News Media. Reporter Candice DeSallee (Roxanne Beckford). News conference gets detective into trouble. 129321 2006 Dexter: Shrink Wrap T DVD -R HQ 7329 Episode #8. 11-19-2006 Reporter (K.C. Ramsey) is a policeman sent to interview a suspect. Killer asks for a reporter so he can tell his story to the world. Figures out that the reporter sent to interview him was a fake -- a policeman masquerading as a reporter. Visit to a murder suspect opens up secrets from Dexter's past. Dexter's sister unknowingly is dating the ice killer. 129322 2009 Dexter: Slack Tide T DVD -R HQ 11577 Episode. 11-8-2009 Reporter Christine Hill (Courtney Ford) is an ambitious reporter working with Detective Quinn to score some of Miami Metro’s inside intelligence. The reporter and the detective are having a sexual relationship, and after Hill writes another story with inside information, Quinn wants to call off the relationship. Dexter tells Quinn to get Christine to leave Debra alone -- or else he will tell his superiors about the money Quinn took at a crime scene. Quinn is angry, tells Christine to leave Debra alone and then starts following Dexter to get some dirt on Dexter. Dexter seems to have finally managed to balance work, family and his dark passenger. But he knows the balancing act can’t last. A series of murders leads the department to a prominent photographer, prompting Dexter to move him to the top of his list which doesn’t sit well with Harry. But Quinn’s effort to bond with Dexter poses a problem with hunting the new prey. Meanwhile, Debra returns to work and focuses on finding the Trinity killer, which Dexter fears will put her in danger. 129323 2007 Dexter: That Night, a Forest Grew T DVD -R HQ 9262 Episode. 11-2007 Miami Tribune newspaper. Dexter writes a manifesto for the serial killer and sends it to the Tribune newspaper to confuse the FBI-police investigators. They get an injunction to stop the Tribune from publishing the manifesto with all of its detail about the serial killings. FBI investigator figures out that the manifesto was written to throw the investigation into chaos and that the writer must be with law enforcement. FBI man goes to Tribune and meets with the editors. “You bastards and your free speech.” He says he will drop the injunction if “we can agree on some simple ground rules...a compromise in our investigation of a mass murderer who could kill a lot more people.” Convinces them to publish the manifesto on page 3 without the victim’s names. Policewoman to FBI agent: “I can’t believe you got those assholes to do that.” 129324 2006 Dexter: Truth Be Told T DVD -R HQ 7529 Episode #11. 12-10-2006 News Media. Reporter (Maite Schwartz). The Ice Killer has Dexter's sister. 129325 2007 Dexter: Waiting to Exhale T DVD -R HQ 9039 Episode #14. 10-7-2007 News Media covers the discovery of body bags at the bottom of the ocean -- Dexter’s dumping ground for decades. Dexter remains on the trail of a dangerous new victim who escaped him torture chamber and can recognize him. He finally kidnaps him, murders him and dumps pieces of his body in the Gulf Stream. Debra loses control on the job. An elite FBI agent arrives in Miami to take over the case. Dexter is worried. 129326 2007 Dez Reais MF Reporter (Nivea Helen) 129327 1974 Dhalgren NSF OWN - P Delany, Samuel R. Newspaperman John 129328 1991 Dharam Sankat MF India. Photographer (Neelam). 129329 1997 Dharma & Greg: And Then There's the Wedding T Episode #4. 10-15-1997 Photographer (Skye McKenzie). 129330 1998 Dharma & Greg: Are You Ready for Some Football? T Episode #35. 12-16-1998 Commentator, Color (Nick Toth - Voice). 129331 2001 Dharma & Greg: Home Is Where The Art Is T DVD -R HQ 5436 Episode #103. 11-13-2001 Newspapers. Art critic. Mother and father reading notices about performance art in the newspaper. 129332 1997 Dharma & Greg: Mr. Montgomery Goes to Washington T Episode #8. 11-12-1997 News Media. Reporter #1 (Dawn Comer). Commentator Bill Maher (Himself). 129333 1999 Dharma & Greg: See Dharma Run T Episode #39. 2-10-1999 Newscaster (Nick Toth). 129334 1999 Dharma & Greg: See Dharma Run Amok T Episode #41. 2-24-1999 Newscaster (Judith Moreland). 129335 2004 Dhoom MF India News Media. TV Reporter (Ayesha Raza). 129336 2003 Dhoop MF India News Media. NDTV News Reporter Shagun Luthra. 129337 1999 Dia da Caca, O MF Reporter (Carlos Henrique). 129338 1995 Dia de la Bestia, El (aka Day of the Beast, The) MF Iglesia, Alex de la Spain TV Host. Professor Cavan presents a program on TV about the esoteric and supernatural world. A priest thinks he's found a message in the apocalypses in the Gospel of John: the anti-Christ will be born on Dec. 25, 1995. Priest and TV host team up to solve the mystery. 129339 1941 Dia e Nosso, O M Reporter (Brandao Filho). 129340 2005 Dia em Que o Brasil Esteve Aqui, O DF Sports Media. Haiti's Main Sports Journalist (Patrice Dumont). 129341 2004 Dia Perfecto, El (Perfect Day, The) MF News Media. Sergio is planning a spectacular suicide, one that will get him into the news and make him immortal. Just before his big moment, however, Sergio gets phone call that distracts him from his goal. 129342 1946 Diable au corps, Le MF Reporter (Andre Bervil) 129343 1996 Diabolique M Video Photographer (Donal Logue). Video Photographer (Jeffrey Abrams). 129344 1997 Diagnosis Murder: T SVD 655 Episode Talk Show Hosts Regis Philbin and Kathie Lee Gifford 129345 1992 Diagnosis Murder: T Episode Newscaster (Pamela Martin) 129346 1993 Diagnosis Murder: 13 Million Dollar Man, The T Episode #5. 12-3-1993. Season #1. Episode #5. Reporter (Kim Christiansen). Newspaper Reporter (Mark Boudler). 129347 2000 Diagnosis Murder: All Dressed Up and Nowhere to Die T Episode #164. 12-7-2000 Reporter (Dan Shadwell). 129348 1995 Diagnosis Murder: Bela Lugosi Blues, The T DVD -R HQ 5486 Episode. Magazine picks the city's most eligible bachelors and a vampire kills the men. 129349 1994 Diagnosis Murder: Broadcast Blues T DVD -R HQ 3419 Episode. TV Anchorman-Newscaster Jordan Sanders of KCDM becomes involved with a convict treated at the hospital who overpowers guards, takes hostages and demands a meeting with a newscaster he hates. Because of Sanders, his son thinks he is a killer. Sanders is killed and the convict is accused of the crime. But Female TV Anchor Leah Foxworth (Tammy Lauren) and News Director Franklin Cobb (Jeff Silverman) of KCDM really committed the murder. Reporter Peter Murray from KFAC News. 129350 1994 Diagnosis Murder: Busy Body, The T Episode #23.10-7-1994 Sports Reporter Stan Bidell (Jeff Kaake). 129351 1996 Diagnosis Murder: Candidate for Murder, A T Episode. 11-14-1996. Season #4. Episode #10 Reporter (Harry Bennett). Sound Tech (John Sellers). 129352 2001 Diagnosis Murder: Dance of Danger T SVD 1152 Episode Tabloid Reporter (Ken Quinn) gets caught up in a murder investigation -- one of his sources stabbed to death 129353 1997 Diagnosis Murder: Fatal Impact (Parts I and II) T Episodes #92-93. 10-30-1997 News Media. Reporter #1 (Darwyn Carson). Reporter #2 (Stephanie Kissner). 129354 1997 Diagnosis Murder: Hard-Boiled Murder T SVD 546 Episode Reporter. Joe Mannix returns. Reporter Killed 24 years ago. Daughter now a TV reporter who becomes TV Anchor at end of program. Step-father: Newspaper publisher 129355 1997 Diagnosis Murder: In Defense of Murder T Episode #72. 1-9-1997 TV Reporter Claudia Mores (Rosie Malek-Yonan). Photographer (Vincent J. McEveety). 129356 1999 Diagnosis Murder: Killer Within, The T Episode #138. 10-28-1999 Reporter Kim (Susan Fukuda). 129357 1999 Diagnosis Murder: Love is Murder T SVD 885 Episode Reporter (Rebeccah Bush). Steve is attracted to Reporter Bush, who's also a serial cop killer. 129358 2000 Diagnosis Murder: Man Overboard T Episode #144. 1-6-2000 Photographer (Eric Scott Gould). 129359 1996 Diagnosis Murder: Media Tycoon Murder Most Vial T DVD -R HQ 5432 (Mislabeled as 5532). . SV 281, SV 276 Episode News Media 129360 1997 Diagnosis Murder: Murder Blues T Episode #86. 9-18-1997 News Media. Reporter #2 (Darwyn Carson). 129361 1996 Diagnosis Murder: Murder by Friendly Fire T DVD -R HQ 4085 News Media. Veteran policeman shoots another during a drug raid and Mark suspects murder. 129362 1997 Diagnosis Murder: Murder of Mark Sloan, The T Episode #85. 5-8-1997 Reporter Lisa Farrell (Jeanne Zelasko). 129363 1996 Diagnosis Murder: Murder on Thin Ice T Episode. 10-3-1996. Season #4. Episode #3 News Media. Reporter #1 (Lisa Dinkins). Reporter #2 (Ed McCready). Reporter #3 (Don Familton). TV Reporter (Lucy Lin). 129364 1996 Diagnosis Murder: Murder Trade, The T Episode #55. 4-5-1996 TV Newswoman Sheila Alcott (Moira Walley) of Channel 6 News. 129365 1994 Diagnosis Murder: My Four Husbands T Episode #24. 10-14-1994 Reporter Maria Mahoney (Heidi Kling). 129366 1994 Diagnosis Murder: Plague, The T Episode #18. 5-6-1994 News Media. Reporter (Sonya Maddox). Reporter (Vincent Marotta). 129367 1998 Diagnosis Murder: Rain of Terror T Episode #101. 1-29-1998 TV Weatherman (Mike Storms). 129368 1999 Diagnosis Murder: Roast, The T Episode #133. 9-23-1999 Reporter Maren Briggs (Caroline Williams). 129369 1994 Diagnosis Murder: Shaker T Episode #17. 4-29-1994 Reporter (Elizabeth Alley). 129370 1993 Diagnosis Murder: Standing Eight Count T Episode #31. 12-9-1995 News Media. Reporter #1 (Jennifer Judith Joyce). Reporter #2 (Gerry Okuneff). TV Reporter (Bree Walker). 129371 1999 Diagnosis Murder: Trapped in Paradise T SVD 969 Episode Tabloid Journalism. Murder. Someone is killing wealthy people. Steve reluctantly works with a tabloid reporter. 129372 1999 Diagnosis Murder: Trash TV: Part 1 T Episode #129. 4-29-1999 Publicist Melanie Cooper (Melora Hardin) of Pox Television. Patient in Community Hospital is the "Masked Magician," who reveals magic tricks in highly rated specials on Pox TV. 129373 1999 Diagnosis Murder: Trash TV: Part 2 T Episode #130. 4-29-1999 News Anchorperson (Stephanie Kissner). 129374 1993 Diagnosis Murder: Vanishing Act: Part 2 T Episode #7. Reporter Ed Greene (Ed Greene). 129375 1999 Diagnosis Murder: Voices Carry T Episode #123. 1-21-1999 News Media. TV Newscaster (Larry Carroll). Reporter (Stephanie Kissner). 129376 1996 Diagnosis Murder: X Marks the Murder (Part One) T Episode. 10-10-1996. Season #4. Episode #4 Reporter (Greg Benson). 129377 1984 Diagonale du fou, La MF Journalist (Mathieu Schiffman) 129378 1950 Dial 1119 M DVD -R HQ 1798, 1799 King, Hugh, Don McGuire (Story). John Monks Jr. (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Harrison D. Barnes (James Bell) is disillusioned and considered a hack writer. Plans to retire. Finds himself one of people held hostage in bar by gunman who wants revenge on psychologist who treated him after he was charged with murder. Killer's picture is seen on large black-and-white TV screen in the bar and bartender tries to call police. Killer shoots bartender and later the psychologist. Gunman killed by police. Use of live TV reports provide updates replacing spinning newspapers. Newspaper Reporter Bell laments that he is "an eyewitness to a Pulitzer Prize story" but can't get to a phone." Bell tells gunman how story is being prepared in the city room, from rewrite to the presses rolling, explaining how newspaper covers the story. Convinces gunman to let him call office, but editors think he is drunk, won't speak to him. Gunman is killed. Reporter phones in story acknowledging TV had story first. Editor (John Maxwell). Editor's Secretary Dorothy (Barbara Billingsley). Reporters (Bill Baldwin, John Bryant, Kirby Grant, Sherry Hall, Arthur M. Loew Jr., Peter Thompson). Newsboys (Clarence Hennecke, Hank Mann). WKYL Radio Announcer (William Tannen). TV Announcer (Dick Simmons). Television Man (Wilson Wood). 129379 2009 Dial Emmy For Murder N Davidson, Eileen Tabloids and fans are stunned when daytime soap opera star Alexis Peterson leaves her show. She’s too busy with her new job as presenter at the Daytime Emmy Awards to even notice. But when a co-presenter goes missing on award night, Alexis is determined to find who is killing Hollywood’s biggest and brightest before another burns out. 129380 2006 Dial L for Loser NJ Harrison, Lisi Correspondent Alicia Rivera is the movie-set correspondent on The Daily Grind. Doing the morning announcements at O.C.D. was great preparation for her latest assignment. . 129381 2008 Dial M for Mischief NM Michaels, Kasey Paparazzi have a field day covering the Sunshine girls including Hollywood darling Jolie Sunshine who is accustomed to trashy headlines. She joins a millionaire to solve a murder and share a bed. 129382 2006 Dial M for Mortified SS Garvey, Amy In “I Love You To Death” collection. Reporter Noah Gleason shows up at Darcy Bennett’s “blind date night” at her struggling coffeehouse, Sacred Grounds. Anything for business is her motto. The event is a huge success, especially when Gleason attends. Darcy would rather pin him down and do some one-on-one investigation herself instead of answering his questions -- and gruff, sexy Noah seems more than happy to oblige. Until someone screams, and suddenly mingling has turned into murder. Coffee Shop Owner Darcy Bennett plans a blind date night to drum up business and find a little lovin’, but the night turns chaotic when her competitor is found dead upstairs. With the help of a handsome local news reporter Noah Gleason, they discover dealing with difficult situations is easier if you spend your nights with the right person. 129383 2008 Dial M. For Mischief N Michaels, Kasey #1 Sunshine Girls Series TV Reporter Jessica and her two Sunshine Sisters -- Private Investigator Jade and Movie Star Jolie -- are determined to prove their father’s innocence of the murder of a politician’s wife and his own “suicide.” They gather in Philadelphia to mourn their father, an ex-cop-turned Private Investigator Teddy Sunshine. Jolie is relieved when her ex-fiance, the dashing Sam Becket, rescues her from an annoying photographer who is nosing around the late suspect’s family. After the Sunshine home office is torched while Jade’s inside, the three use Sam’s estate as a refuge and home base. Sam’s cousin and Jade’s ex-husband Court Becket flies to her side to help as they track down leads that at first look cold. Old passions reunite and, for Jessica, a new one begins. With a murder to solve, the three sisters are about to give the paparazzi a field day. 129384 2008 Dial Me For Murder NM Matetsky, Amanda Crime Reporter and Mystery Novelist Paige Turner is looking into the murder of a young secretary whose naked body was found in Central Park. She has an understanding with the police that she keeps her exclusive investigation off the record and out of the pages of Daring Detective. 129385 1955 Dial Red 0 M Reporter Devon (William Tannen). Newspaper Photographer (Mort Mills). 129386 2002 Dialogues of the Dead N Hill, Reginald Weinberg List Journalist 129387 1964 Diamantenholle am Mekong, Die (aka Cave of Diamonds) MF West Germany Journalist (Reinhard Glemnitz). 129388 2002 Diamantens blodige spor DF Denmark Editor-in-Chief (Fred M'Hembe). 129389 1970 Diamond Crack Diamond T British Fleet Street Reporter 129390 1991 Diamond Days NR Cameron, Charla Harlequin American Romance #396 Press Secretary Nathan Burke rescued Emily Clements from a crushing mob of overeager reporters. She was crying on Nathan’s broad shoulders joining his infectious laughter and rediscovering the joy of a sunshiny day. After two years of running from the curiosity and questions, the widow of “America’s kind of hero” was finding courage. But Nathan wanted much more than the widow’s valor. Nathan wanted the woman’s love. 129391 1963 Diamond Head M Newspaperman (Yankee Chang). Photographer (Jack Matsumoto) 129392 2008 Diamond In the Rough NR Ferrarella, Marie 1910 July Silhouette Special Edition Sportswriter Mike Marlowe, handsome and charming, knew there was more to the story -- and to the beautiful, elusive woman who stirred him even more than sniffing out a scoop. But the woman was as fiercely protective of her heart as she was of her family name. Mike’s relentless pursuit of the truth could rob him of the real headline: true love. 129393 1900 Diamond of Kali, The SS OWN O'Henry (William S. Porter). From Sixes and Sevens, Complete Works of O'Henry Press 129394 1932 Diamond Trail, The M Lowe, Sherman Ness Book Reporter of The New York Evening Dispatch, Speed Morgan (Rex Bell) can get his newspaper to hold up the three o'clock edition because he is out after a scoop. Passes himself off as a gangster to infiltrate a gang of crooks. Witnesses the rub out of the bodyguard of the gang leader. The police and his editor insist that he continue the charade although Bell complains, "I'm a reporter, not a copper." Editor Harry Jones (Norman Feusier). Gang finds out he's a reporter and threaten to pump him full of lead. 129395 1988 Diamond Trap, The MT Reporter (Steve Whiteford). 129396 1932 Diamonds SS MLPL Mason, Grace Sartwell. In "Women are Queer." Female Reporter Minnie O'Rielly "sob sister" courageous, competent, curious, dedicated, compassionate. Front-page reporter. Women can't be reporters in general, but she proved herself through hard work (Born) Passes up scoop of her career -- one she had waited a long time to get -- to protect a young woman's happiness. Editor goes along with her decision because she traded the story for promise of corrupt politician to leave town (Born) 129397 1999 Diamonds M Sportswriter Lance (Dan Aykroyd), a divorced San Jose Mercury-news sports writer, Harry's other son 129398 1996 Diamonds NR MacDonald, Shari Sportscaster Casey Foster, struggling sportscaster 129399 2009 Diamonds MT DVD -R HQ 11172, 11173 (Part One). DVD -R HQ 11174, 11175 (Part Two) Two-part miniseries News Media. The African diamond trade affects the lives of a ruthless businessman, his father, a U.S. senator, a model and an orphan. 129400 2000 Diamonds and Desire NR Laux, Constance Tabloid Reporter Aggie O'Day, a pretty redhead gets a job as a report with a scurrilous rag called the London Daily Enquirer and Illustrated News Chronicle after she and her brother are left without funds. The Chronicle encourages the spunky reporter to make things up, which she cheerfully does. When a wealthy man finds a crown that might once have belonged to King Arthur, she breaks into his study to get a glimpse of it. She stumbles across a notorious thief known to the popular press as the Shadow. Manages to escape but not before she and the Shadow like what they see. She's convinced that the Shadow is a dull and scholarly Lord. But the Chronicle won't print such an allegation against a nobleman without proof. So she dons a series of disguises to follow him. In relentless pursuit of a story, O'Day she becomes obnoxious. 129401 1858 Diamonds and Spades N Friswell Press 129402 1953 Diamonds for Moscow N Walker, D.E. Press 129403 2005 Diamonds Take Forever NR Jiji, Jessica TV Reporter Michelle Benamou, being almost 30 and nowhere near married, able to follow her dreams in the multicultural stew of New York City where she worked her way up from broadcast news producer to on-air reporter. Tough for a sexy, modern urban woman to follow the traditional calls of marriage -- especially when the rest of her life starts racing rapidly downhill. Desperate need of an affordable Manhattan apartment and possibly a new career. 129404 1990 Diamondstone M News Media 129405 1973 Diana T Writer Jeff Harmon, Diana's writer friend (Richard Mulligan). Fashion illustrator 129406 2009 Diana M Short. Radio News Reporter (Rex Dula). It’s the day after the Princess of Wales’ death and follows an Indian pre-op transsexual on an emotional journey set against the backdrop of a day that shocked a nation and will change his life forever. 129407 1997 Diana and Me M Australia Paparazzo Rob teams up with a woman who won a magazine contest to meet her namesake Princess Di. Paparazzi treated as scum of the earth and Rob learns the error of his ways at the end of the film and gives up his profession to stay with Diana. 129408 1885 Diana of the Crossroads: Novel, A N USC Meredith, George Critics 129409 2004 Diana Spaulding: Deadlier Than the Pen NM Emerson, Kathy Lynn #1 Diana Spaulding Series Journalist Diana Spaulding is a widow who must support herself. There are not many opportunities open to women in 1888. Diana is given a job to write for the Independent Intelligence by a brother of a friend. Her hopes are to be a serious journalist. But Editor Horatio Foxe has the idea that scandal and gossip is the ticket to higher newspaper sales. Her new assignment is to dig up dirt on a horror author. Two female journalists have been murdered and the horror author seems like a plausible suspect. As Diana investigates his life, she is drawn to the man who may be the murderer. 129410 2005 Diana Spaulding: Fatal as a Fallen Woman: N Emerson, Kathy Lynn #2 Diana Spaulding Mysteries Reporter Diana Spalding leaves for Denver after hearing that her mother has been accused of murdering her gold baron father in the Denver of the late 19th century complete with brothels, immigrant railroad workers and nouveau riche gold miners. Upon arriving in the mile-high city Spalding must brave opium dens, snooty Denver society, and a crafty murderer to save her mother 129411 2008 Diana Spaulding: Lethal Legend N Emerson, Kathy Lynn #4 Diana Spaulding Mystery Series. Final book in the four-book series. Columnist Diana Spaulding of the New York City Independent Intelligence newspaper. It is 1888 and Diana’s fiancé, Dr. Ben Northcote, has crossed Penobscot Bay to Keep Island in Maine, home of wealthy boyhood pal Graham Somener, to care for three men assisting on an archeological dig who have been poisoned. When Diana fails to hear from Ben, she becomes alarmed and follows him to the island, which she is warned is a dangerous place. There, while observing an excavation headed by archeologist Serena Dunbar, Diana and Ben witness a suspicious accidental death. Graham and Serena, in apparent romantic cahoots, want to hush it up to avoid publicity, and the sheriff is happy to comply. Suspecting fraud, murder and old-fashioned gold-digging, Diana and Ben investigate leads that unveil professional jealousy, revenge and more murder. Diana’s wedding preparations are interrupted when her fiancé Ben receives an urgent plea to help from a reclusive childhood friend. Working on a secretive archeological dig on Graham Somener’s island off the coast of Maine, a team of men have all been poisoned. When one is murdered in a diving accident and Graham refuses to call the police, Diana and Ben fear he may have fallen under the spell of a confidence woman posing as an archeologist from the Peabody Museum. Their investigations threaten Ben’s friendship and imperil Diana’s life before the conundrum is finally solved. 129412 2007 Diana Spaulding: No Mortal Reason: N Emerson, Kathy Lynn #3 Diana Spaulding Mystery Series Columnist Diana Spaulding of the New York City Independent Intelligence newspaper, and her fiancé look for lost relatives and find an uncle accused of murder in the Lake Region of 1888 New York. In 1888 there are many newspaper competing for the large New York City market, but few "girl" reporters work as journalists. Widow Diane Spaulding is one of the few working for the Independent Intelligence newspaper. 129413 1993 Diana: Her True Story MT Reporter 1 (Alan Shearman). Reporter 2 (David Ryall) 129414 2007 Diana: Last Days of a Princess MT Journalist (Michael Thompson) 129415 1998 Diana: Tribute to the People's Princess, A MT News Media. Newscaster (Christopher Toyne). 129416 1973 Diane Game, The N OWN - H Cohen, Stanley Reporter Ann Lanagan, reporter for a small-town newspaper 129417 2001 Diaries of Vaslav Nijinsky, The M Critic (David Gallasch) 129418 1935 Diario di una donna amata, Il MF Photographer (Umberto Sacripante). 129419 1945 Diary for Timothy, A M BBC Newsreader Frederick Allen (Himself). 129420 1983 Diary of a Good Neighbor N Somers, Jane (Doris Lessing pseudonym) News Media 129421 2005 Diary of a Mad Black Woman M Reporter (Joe Washington). Couple with a good marriage that seemed solid, actually begins to crumble when she discovers her husband's intentions for divorce. 129422 1970 Diary of a Mad Housewife M AFI-Authors Writer 129423 1992 Diary of a Perfect Murder MT SV 157 Hargrove, Dean (Screenplay) 7-14-92. Matlock Pilot TV Journalist Steve Emerson (Steve Inwood) is an ambush reporter who is accused of killing his former wife, an Atlanta TV Anchorwoman. Emerson says he was meeting secret contact about the mob's connection to state government and is unable to provide an alibi because he does not wish to expose his source. Suspects include TV Anchor Nelson White (Lawrence Pressman) and the station manager Reporter becomes the subject of media scrutiny himself including reporters from the National Informer. The reporter is finally cleared with the help of timely TV footage. 129424 1997 Diary of a Serial Killer (aka Rough Draft) M DVD -R HQ 11501, 11502 Freelance Journalist Nelson Keece (Gary Busey) unravels case of serial murderer after inadvertently witnessing the handiwork of the brutal killer. His attempts to know his subject drag him down into his world and he’s soon suspected of the very murders he’s chronicled -- while the real killer remains at large. 129425 2004 Diary of a Working Girl N Brodsky, Daniella Freelance Writer Lane Silverman is a struggling journalist desperate to sell an article that would pay her rent when she stumbled upon the pitch of a lifetime -- an article about finding Mr. Right in the workplace. She sold the idea to Cosmopolitan, tossed out her PJs, put on a power suit and became a true-blue working girl on Wall Street. Now all she has to do is meet a sexy, eligible man in an expensive suit who will her charming, beautiful and positively irresistible in two months. 129426 2004 Diary of an Investigative Reporter N Camerik, Gene Investigative Reporter Terry Marsh witnessed the murder of an abortion doctor when he was 10 in 1984. Fifteen years later, as an investigative reporter who has experienced reasonable success for one so young, Marsh finds himself drawn back to the incident He discovers the identity of the perpetrator but is unable to go public with it. Additionally, his idealism in seeking a career as an investigative reporter unearthing corruption and malfeasance in high places turns to disillusionment. It seems the mainstream media falls into the abyss of concentrating its reporting on the politics of personal destruction during the Clinton era 1990s. 129427 1993 Diary of Evelyn Lau, The MT Reporter (Peter Grainger). 129428 2002 Diary of Jean-Jacques Coupler, Volume 5 NSF Van Horne, Hollie Editor Lecler is an infamous newspaper editor. His lover is Claire Lacombe, a notorious rabble rouser and leader of the Revolutionary Republican Women. Her cousin is Celeste Lacombe, once Celeste Montclaire, a beautiful, strong-willed intelligent artistic attorney from New York City whose heart was broken many years ago by a mysterious lover she met when she was at art school in Paris, France. She enjoys her weekends of love in a woodsy cabin in Richfield Springs, New York,with Time Travelers, Inc.’s Jim Cooper, who thinks he has found the woman of his dreams. But she can’t shake the memory of Phillipe, the man who left her without a word of farewell. But the Time Tunnel has plans of its own when it takes her on a surprise trip to the Paris France of 1793 and places her right in the middle of the French revolution. She’s now Lacombe, not Monclaire. And her former lover is Phillipe de Brouquens, the son of aristocrat, is a police spy named Jean-Jacques Coupier. Now all she has to do is decide which man truly owns her heart, and quickly. For her choice has now become a matter of life and death. 129429 2007 Diary of the Dead M Newscaster (Tino Monte). Young film students run into real-life zombies while filming a horror movie. 129430 1962 Dias de otono MF Photographer (Guillermo Orea). 129431 2004 Dias de Santiago MF Peru News Media. Reporter (Monica Cepeda). 129432 1999 Dick M SVD 868 Washington Post Reporters Bob Woodward (Will Farrell) and Carl Bernstein (Bruce McCulloch) in satire on Nixon Whitehouse. TV News Reporter (Michael Eric Kramer). TV News Anchor (Mike Anscombe). Interviewer (French Stewart - The Interviewer). 129433 2006 Dick and Dom in da Bungalow: T Episode #8. 3-11-2006 Newsreader Raymond (Ian Kirkby). 129434 2005 Dick Cavett Interview, The DT Short Interviewer (Robert B. Weide - Himself). Commentator-Talk Show Host Dick Cavett (Himself). 129435 1975 Dick Cavett Show, The DT Series. Host Dick Cavett 129436 1978 Dick Cavett Show, The DT Series. Host Dick Cavett 129437 1968 Dick Cavett Show, The DT Series. 3-4-1968 to 1-29-1969 Talk Show Host Dick Cavett. 129438 1971 Dick Cavett: Bette Davis DT DVD -R HQ 7062 Episode. 11-17-19 Journalists. Actor Bette Davis tells Dick Cavett about reporters and Columnist Louella Parsons. 129439 1976 Dick Cavett's Backlot USA DT Host Dick Cavett 129440 1940 Dick Jones: Phantom Reporter CB Daring Mystery Comics #3 published by Timely Comics, forerunner to Marvel Comics. Cub Reporter Richard “Dick” Jones of the Bugle by day, the Phantom Reporter and scourge of the underworld by night. In his debut, he was described as "ex-All American fullback, ex-collegiate boxing, wrestling, fencing champ! By Day, cub reporter...by night, relentless scourge of the Underworld." He also has another identity: Van Engen, millionaire, which is where he gets the money he needs to operate as the Phantom Reporter. He has no powers. His costume: blue jacket, fedora, red cape and a glowing red domino mask. 129441 2008 Dick Jones: Twelve, The: Volume 1 N Straczynski, J. Michael and Chris Westo Marvel Comics. Reporter Richard “Dick” Jones of the Daily Bugle is the Phantom Reporter. Lost to the pages of time, a dozen Mystery Men from the greatest generation of World War II find themselves thrust into the morally gray world of the 21st century. One of them is The Phantom Reporter, who is Dick Jones, reporter. The Phantom Reporter is a fictional comic book character who first appeared in Daring Mystery Comics #3, published by Timely Comics, the forerunner to Marvel Comics. He has no known superpowers. Dick Jones was ex-All American fullback ex-collegiate boxing, wrestling and fencing champ. He actually has three identities: Dick Jones, reporter. Van Engen, millionaire, and the Phantom Reporter, a costumed crime fighter. The Twelve. After being gassed, cryonically-frozen, and discovered during a construction project and finding himself in the year 2008 and dealt with the modern world. As of the first issues, Phantom Reporter struggles to deal with his growing sexual attraction to Black Widow, who was also recently awaked in the year 2008. Soon, he is offered a job with the Daily Bugle. For the editors at the Bugle, the Phantom Reporter's first-hand experience of America's past—specifically all the good and ill that was present—will be invaluable to their readers. He accepts the job, writing his first article on the sacrifice and patriotism of his generation of heroes. 129442 1961 Dick Powell Show, The: T Series 1961-63 News Media. 129443 1961 Dick Powell Show, The: Who Killed Julie Greer? T Episode #1. 9-26-1961 Reporter (Alvy Moore). 129444 1996 Dick Richards M PR Man (Sullins Stuart) at Starbucks. 129445 1940 Dick Steele, Boy Reporter R Reporter, Boy 129446 1946 Dick Tracy M DVD -R HQ 3447, 3442. DD -R HQ 5513, 5514. SVD 1332 News Media 129447 1990 Dick Tracy M L Reporters (Allen Garfield, John Schuck, Charles Fleischer). Reporter (Bruce Mahler). Newspaper Vendor (Billy Clevenger). Radio Announcers (Ned Claflin, John Moschitta, Jr., Neil Ross). Breathless studying to be a reporter in a comic strip. A reporter's lot is not an easy one 129448 1931 Dick Tracy CS Gould, Chester Reporter Wendy Wichel. Other media. 129449 1991 Dick Tracy CS Nov, 28-Dec. 11, 1991 Tabloid Reporter shows up as a blackmailer. Reporter is killed. Tracy's friend: "I don't think we're gonna have to worry about that reporter blackmailing' Vitamin anymore." 129450 1937 Dick Tracy M Reporter (Donald Kerr). Reporter (Jack Ingram) - Chapter 4. Reporter (Charles Phillips). 129451 1947 Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome M DVD -R HQ 8157, 8159 Reporter Dan Sterne (Jim Nolan - Newspaper Reporter). 129452 1938 Dick Tracy Returns M Reporter (Eddie Coke). Photographer Snakey (Charles Phillips). 129453 1947 Dick Tracy's Dilemma M DVD -R HQ 8156, 8159. SVDSP 1320 News Media 129454 1939 Dick Tracy's G-Men M Jones. 15-chapter serial Reporter Tim (John Moloney). Daily papers classified section. Paper in newspaper printing plant treated with chemical. Newscaster (John Locke). 129455 1971 Dick Van Dyke Show, The New: T Series 1971-1972 Talk Show Host Dick Preston, local television talk show. 129456 1963 Dick Van Dyke Show, The: Cat Burglar, The T Episode #45. 1-2-1963 Photographer (Johnny Silver). 129457 1961 Dick Van Dyke Show, The: Day in the Life of Alan Brady, A T Episode TV Documentary. Rob and Laura's party for the Helpers becomes a TV documentary for Alan Brady 129458 1964 Dick Van Dyke Show, The: Man From Emperor, The T DVD -R HQ 5199. VHS 1285 Episode #99. 10-21-1964 Magazine. Laura objects when Rob gets a job writing for a men's magazine 129459 1964 Dick Van Dyke Show, The: My Part-Time Wife T DVD -R HQ 5099 News Media. After Sally becomes a celebrity, Laura fills in for her and does a perfect job. 129460 1961 Dick Van Dyke Show, The: My Two Showoffs and Me T DVD -R HQ 5176. VHS 1275. SV 172 Episode Magazine. Rob, Buddy and Sally let their egos go wild when they are selected to be featured in a national magazine Magazine Writer sits in on story conferences. 129461 1964 Dick Van Dyke Show, The: Pen Is Mightier Than the Mouth, The T DVD -R HQ 5093 Episode. TV Talk Show Host turns Sally into an overnight TV celebrity. Women's Week Magazine Photographer shows up to take her picture for an article featuring her in the magazine. 129462 1961 Dick Van Dyke Show, The: Ray Murdock's X-Ray T Episode. Series (10-3-61 to 9-7-66) TV Interviewer. During a TV interview Rob describes Laura as a nut (Gene Lyons: interviewer) 129463 1964 Dick Van Dyke Show, The: Three Letters From One Wife T Episode #103. 11-18-1964 Documentary. Rob's job is on the line when he gets Alan Brady to do a cultural documentary 129464 1961 Dick Van Dyke: What's in a Middle Name T SVD 1213 Episode News Media 129465 2002 Dickens MT Miniseries. Three-part Biography on Author Charles Dickens News Media. American Journalist (Harry Distson). Writer-Journalist Charles Dickens. Presenter (Peter Ackroyd). Writer-Journalist William Makepeace Thackeray (Geoffrey Palmer).. 129466 2003 Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star M Reporter (Lindsey Dann). Commentator (Bobby Slayton). Publisher (Spencer Garett). Publisher (Hal Sparks). News Correspondent (Mindy Burbano). 129467 1974 Dicktator, The M White House Reporter (Spence Criley - Zoltan G. Spencer). 129468 1922 Dictator, The M Press 129469 1906 Dictator, The P USC Davis, Richard Harding In "Farces." Correspondents. 129470 1913 Dictionary of Platitudes SS USC Flaubert, Gustave Critic…on Newspapers ("Though you can't do without them, thunder against them"). 129471 1897 Did He Deserve It? N USC Riddell, Charlotte E.L. Cowan Writer John Moucell, literary hack. 129472 1912 Did Mother Get Her Wish? M Newspaper. Jones writes on newspaper bulletin-board that he has inherited $30 million 129473 1986 Didi auf vollen Touren MF West Germany Journalist (Rainer Schmitt). Journalist (Astrid Jacob). 129474 1985 Didi und die Rache der Enterbten MF West Germany News Media. Reporter 1 (Wolfgang Wiehe). 129475 1945 Didn't I Tell You? SS GPL Ernst, Paul In "Family Reader, The." Reporter Bart Kinney, well-known reporter, familiar byline. Column of his own while he was in the Pacific. Ruth, one of the best photographers, male or female, in the land. Arrives to do a feature for a magazine. Candid Magazine. 129476 2002 Die Another Day M Reporter, Buckingham Palace (Ami Chorlton). Buckingham Palace Reporter (Bill Nash). Buckingham Palace Reporter (Stewart Scudamore). Buckingham Palace Reporter (James Wallace). Publicist Miranda Frost (Rosamund Pike). 129477 1977 Die Anstalt bedauert (TB-Ausgabe: Das Fernsehen bedauert. Roman einer Manipulation) N Tettenborn, Joachim Germany TV Journalist 129478 1985 Die Asche der Davidoff N Seuren, Günter Germany News Media. 129479 1955 Die Banknote NM Schreyer, Wolfgang Germany Journalist 129480 1945 Die braune Brandung. Ein schweizerisches Jahrzent-Erlebnis N Schaufelberger, Otto Switzerland Journalist 129481 2004 Die Brut NM Dorn, Thea Germany TV Journalist 129482 2001 Die dunkle Macht N Hilliges, Ilona Maria Germany Journalist 129483 1980 Die dunkle Seite des Ruhms N Konsalik, Heinz Günther Germany TV Journalist 129484 1983 Die Ehebrecher N Kolarz, Henry; Winterstein, Ruth Germany Journalist 129485 1962 Die Fahndung N Valentin, Thomas Germany Journalist 129486 1979 Die Fälschung N Born, Nicolas Germany Journalist 129487 1987 Die Ferien des Journalisten B. N Schinagl, Helmut Austria Journalist 129488 1997 Die Fernsehgeisel NJ Schlüter, Andreas Germany TV Journalist 129489 1976 Die Fliegen kommen N Wolf, Klaus-Peter Germany Journalist 129490 1987 Die For Love NM Peters, Elizabeth Gossip Columnist suddenly dies a natural death and a Nebraska librarian masquerading as a romantic novelist to get a free trip to a New York convention is suspicious. When she's approached by a popular genre star who fears for her own life, she quickly goes to work as a sleuth to solve the murders. 129491 1979 Die fünfte Jahreszeit N Seuren, Günter Germany TV Journalist 129492 1949 Die Galeere N Werner, Bruno E. Germany Journalist 129493 2003 Die große Liebe N Ortheil, Hanns-Josef Germany TV Journalist 129494 1988 Die Hard M DVD -R HQ 7698, 7699, 7700. L Thorp, Roderick (Novel). Jeb Sutart, Steven E. deSouza (Screenplay) TV Reporter Richard Thornburg (William Atherton), from KLFW-TV, Channel 14. After explosion: "My God, tell me you got that. Eat your heart out Channel 5." Cameraman (Rick Bross). Cameraman (Bob Jennings). Thornburg steals a truck to do a remote broadcast when the boss will not give him one. He finds out the hero's name by listening in on headphones when one of the terrorists identifies him. A female reporter later compiles a whole dossier on him. Thornberg goes to hero's home and threatens to call the immigration service if the maid does not let him talk to the hero's children. The resulting broadcast tells the terrorists that one of their hostages is the hero's wife, putting both in danger. Even the news anchors are portrayed as idiots at one point when they are interviewing an expert on terrorism who refers to the "Helsinki syndrome." Anchor tells audience the expert is referring to "Helsinki, Sweden." When the hostages are released, Thornberg rushes up to the hero and his wife to ask them how they feel and the hero's wife punches the reporter in the face knocking him down. Audiences cheer. Cameraman (Bruce P. Schultz). 129495 1979 Die Hard (aka Nothing Lasts Forever) NM OWN - P Thorp, Roderick News Media. TV Reporters and hostage situation. 129496 1990 Die Hard 2 M DVD -R HQ 8169, 8170, 8171. L Wager, Walter (Novel -- "58 Minutes"). Doug Richardson, Steve E. deSouza (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Dick Thornberg (William Atherton), obnoxious reporter on a plane with the hero's wife who is under a restraining order not to come near him. He once again taps into communication between terrorists and authorities and records their discussion. Reporter locks himself in the bathroom and uses the in-flight phone to contact the network. His live broadcast is seen on the plane and in the airport causing a panic. Hero's wife breaks into the bathroom and uses a stun gun on him. After the plane makes an emergency landing, an elderly woman hits the reporter as he is lying on the ground. TV Reporter Samantha Copeland (Sheila McCarthy) takes the hero in the press helicopter to chase down the plane and blow up the villains. WZDC Newscaster (Bob Braun). WNTW -- Cameraman (Richard Domeier). Soundman (David Katz). WZDC -- Victor (Robert Steinberg). Director (Paul Abascal). Producer (John Rubinow). Newscaster WZDC (Carol Barbee). Newscaster WZDC (Dominique Jennings). WWTW Cameraman (Richard Domeier). 129497 1995 Die Hard: With a Vengeance M DVD -R HQ 7652, 7653, 7654. Reporter (Dory Binyon) 129498 1988 Die Hinrichtung (1. Phil Parker Roman) NM Klugmann, Norbert Germany Print und Film 129499 2008 Die Hitzewelle -- Keiner kann entkommen TF Germany Journalist (Cedric Lingfeld). Journalistin (Hanna Lutje). Journalist (Nicolas Walier). 129500 1985 Die im Dunkeln sieht man nicht N Simmel, Johannes Mario Germany TV Journalist 129501 1969 Die Impotenten (auch unter Titel: Die Versager und Auf dem Rücken des Tigers) N Berthold, Will Germany Journalist 129502 1984 Die Insel N Schafgans, Hans Germany Journalist 129503 1973 Die Interviewer. Ein Roman aus der DDR N Jakobs, Karl-Heinz Germany TV Journalist. 129504 1993 Die Kakerlakenstadt N Heim, Uta Maria Germany Journalist 129505 1990 Die Kinder TF Series Reporter (Godfrey Jackman). Reporter (Michael O'Hagan). Reporter (Ellen Sheean). Press Officer (Charles Lewsen). Assistant Press Officer (Emma Rawson) 129506 1988 Die Kirchenmaus. Eine nicht ganz ernst zu nehmende Geschichte NJ Müller, Gottfried Germany Journalist 129507 1931 Die Koffer Des Herrn. O.F. (The Trunks of Herr O.F.) M German Journalist Stix (Peter Lorre) and an architect have an idea how to use an event in which 13 suitcases are delivered to hotel in old-fashioned town of Ostend with a note that O.F. will be here soon and needs six rooms Everyone is wondering who O.F. is. They proclaim that O.F. is a former citizen of the town who became a millionaire abroad. They tell fellow citizens that the town needs modernization like better hotels, shops, nightclubs. And soon Ostend is a boomtown, then a capital. Stix marries the cabaret star and the widowed mayor becomes his new secretary. O.F. doesn't show up but people soon forget about the missing mystery man. 129508 1969 Die Laughing NM OWN - H Lockridge, Richard News Media. No journalists 129509 1980 Die Laughing M Newscaster (James Cranna) 129510 1983 Die Lupe N Wolf, Klaus-Peter Germany Journalist 129511 1980 Die nach den Sternen greifen (1985: vom Autor völlig überarbeitete Fassung) N Burk, Michael Germany TV Journalist 129512 2000 Die Nachrichten N Osang, Alexander Germany TV and Print 129513 1977 Die Nacht der hellen Stunden N Wassermann, Charles Austria TV Journalist. Radio Journalist 129514 1972 Die Nacht der Stars. Der große Fernseh-Roman N Burk, Michael Germany TV Journalist 129515 2003 Die Nächte von Beirut NJ Blobel, Brigitte Germany Journalist 129516 2004 Die Polnische Hochzeit N Kirsch, Hans-Christian (Frederik Hetmann) Germany Journalist 129517 2000 Die Quoten-Queen N Dietl-Wichmann, Karin Germany TV Journalist 129518 1999 Die Recherche N Knauer, Sebastian Germany Journalist 129519 1995 Die Redaktion N Bauer, Helmut Germany Journalist 129520 1996 Die Rückkehr der Zauberer NSF Hohlbein, Wolfgang Germany Journalist 129521 1989 Die Scheidungsparty. Live auf Radio A 13 N Klugmann, Norbert; Mathews, Peter Germany Radio Journalist 129522 1977 Die Schlagzeile N Wiemer, Rudolf Otto Germany Journalist 129523 1948 Die Schwestern Usedom N Brentano, Bernard von Germany Journalist 129524 2001 Die sechste Posaune N Stöckli, Niklaus Switzerland Journalist 129525 2001 Die Seelenlosen NM Görden, Thomas Germany Journalist 129526 1981 Die Stadt N Renfranz, Hans Peter Germany Journalist 129527 1984 Die Story N Schmidt, Eckhart Germany Journalist 129528 1980 Die stummen Zeugen N Hampel, Bruno Germany Journalist 129529 1979 Die Stunde des Löwen N Lichtenfeld, Herbert Germany Journalist 129530 1987 Die Sünden der Faulheit N Peltzer, Ulrich Germany Radio Journalist 129531 1965 Die Tage in W. N Schneider, Rolf Germany Journalist 129532 1997 Die Talkshow (OA 1996 unter dem Titel "Schuster!") N Lewinsky, Charles Germany TV Journalist 129533 2004 Die Tiefe der Talkshow N Herles, Wolfgang Germany TV Journalist 129534 1981 Die Todesreportage NM Hebel, Peter Germany Journalist 129535 1986 Die Verführung N Heinrich, Willi Germany TV Journalist 129536 1969 Die Vergnügungsfahrt N Diggelmann, Walter Matthias Switzerland Journalist 129537 1973 Die vierzehn Stunden des Peter David (auch unter Titel: Die Abrechnung oder die vierzehn Stunden des Peter David) N Eisenkolb, Gerhard Germany Journalist 129538 1990 Die Waffen des Ekels NM Junge, Reinhard; Ard, Leo P. (Jürgen Pomorin) Germany TV Journalist 129539 1989 Die Wallfahrt N Keller, Rosemarie Switzerland Journalist 129540 1993 Die Watching M Reporter (Suzi Kesler) 129541 1959 Die Wenigen und die Vielen. Roman einer Zeit N Sahl, Hans Germany Journalist 129542 1982 Die Zärtlichen N Ziegler, Alexander Switzerland Journalist 129543 1995 Die Zauberfrau N Lind, Hera Germany TV Journalist 129544 1992 Dien Bien Phu MF Cameraman (Ludovic Schoendoerffer). 129545 1995 Diese kleine Unsterblichkeit. Szenen einer Show N Gruda, Konrad Germany TV Journalist 129546 1950 Dieter auf der Achse. Dieter der Reporter fährt und fliegt durch Deutschland NJ Alt, Helmut Journalist 129547 1989 Dieter, The N OWN - H Sussman Susan Reporter Mac, newspaper reporter who is a virile, irreverent crime reporter 129548 1975 Dietz at War SS OWN Just, Ward News Media 129549 1989 Dieu vomit les tiedes MF Editor (Alain Lenglet). 129550 1978 Diff'rent Strokes: T Series 11-3-78 to 8-31-85. 9-27-85 to 3-21-86. Reporter Arnold (Gary Coleman), the younger Jackson brother, works for his school newspaper, the Weekly Woodpecker, at P.S. 89. 129551 1978 Diff'rent Strokes: Arnold's Job T SVD 1182 Episode #176. 10-25-1985 Aspiring Photojournalist Arnold's dream of becoming an "overnight" success runs headlong into reality when he gets his first job on a local newspaper. He starts out as a photographer's assistant on the newspaper. Newspaperman (Mason Williams). Reporter Arnold (Gary Coleman), the younger Jackson brother, works for his school newspaper, the Weekly Woodpecker, at P.S. 89. 129552 1980 Diff'rent Strokes: Bank Job, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #51-#52. 11-12-1980 TV Reporter (Geoff Edwards). Two bank robbers take the brothers as hostages. Reporter Arnold (Gary Coleman), the younger Jackson brother, works for his school newspaper, the Weekly Woodpecker, at P.S. 89. 129553 1980 Diff'rent Strokes: Election, The T SVD 1222 Episode #40. 1-9-1980 Reporter Roger Murdock (David Sheehan). Drummond puts his convictions on the line to run for city council. Cameraman (Jesse D. Goins). Reporter Arnold (Gary Coleman), the younger Jackson brother, works for his school newspaper, the Weekly Woodpecker, at P.S. 89. 129554 1986 Diff'rent Strokes: Front Page, The T SVD 1188 Episode #189. 3-7-1986 School Reporter Arnold is doing an article on the football players and makes a discovery some school jocks are using steroids. His feature story about his high school football team threatens to turn into a controversial expose for the school newspaper when he witnesses team members buying steroids. Reporter Arnold (Gary Coleman), the younger Jackson brother, works for his school newspaper, the Weekly Woodpecker, at P.S. 89. 129555 1981 Diff'rent Strokes: Magician (a.k.a.) It's Magic, The T Episode #67. 3-11-1981 Magazine Reporter. Arnold's "famous" magic disappearing act, designed to impress a magazine reporter and a Dallas Cowboys' defensive end (E "Too Tall" Jones) leaves him dangerously high and dry with no place to go but down -- about 30 stories. Reporter Arnold (Gary Coleman), the younger Jackson brother, works for his school newspaper, the Weekly Woodpecker, at P.S. 89. 129556 1983 Diff'rent Strokes: Reporter, The T SVD 1173 Episode #120. 3-19-1983 Student Reporter Arnold (Gary Colman) is determined to prove he didn't fabricate a story about drug abuse in his grade school just to win a journalism contest. He takes his article to the New York City newspaper sponsoring the competition and when they run his story on the front page, he receives some unexpected support from First Lady Nancy Reagan who visits him after he won her attention by writing the expose. Reporter Arnold (Gary Coleman), the younger Jackson brother, works for his school newspaper, the Weekly Woodpecker, at P.S. 89. 129557 1982 Diff'rent Strokes: Squatter, The T Episode #87. 2-18-1982 News Media. Drummond leanrs the hard way that converting apartments into condominiums can mean hurting lots of innocent people when he becomes the unsuspecting "victim" of an eccentric tenant he's displacing. Cameraman (Gary Krakower). Reporter Arnold (Gary Coleman), the younger Jackson brother, works for his school newspaper, the Weekly Woodpecker, at P.S. 89. 129558 1978 Diff'rent Strokes: Trip, The T Episode. 11-3-78 Radio. Drummond goes to Seattle to see the new radio station he bought and to visit his old friend (McLean Stevenson as "Hello Larry" talk show host Reporter Arnold (Gary Coleman), the younger Jackson brother, works for his school newspaper, the Weekly Woodpecker, at P.S. 89. 129559 1973 Different Clowns for Different Towns SS UCLA Algren, Nelson In "Last Carousel, The." Chicago Journalist-Narrator in 1931 worked into the City News Bureau "to receive my first start in Chicago journalism." Late Isaac Gershman directed the bureau. Emmett Dedmon of the Sun-Times. Chicago-American Dirty Maggie. "Front Page" and Hildy Johnson reference. 129560 1997 Different for Girls M VHS 1303 Tabloid Press 129561 1996 Different Kind of Christmas, A MT DVD -R HQ 10675, 10676 LIVE TV Reporter (Patt Noday). Newspapers. 129562 1963 Different Kind of Love, A M Columnist (Paul Newman) 129563 1995 Different Light, A NR Stewart, Mariah Reporter Quentin Forbes, city hall beat reporter for The Woodside Herald in Woodside Height is the best news reporter and the only ally of Athena Moran, a devoted wife of police officer Johnny Moran until a drug dealer’s bullet made her a widow. Now Athena has been asked to run for mayor. But just as the wheels begin turning, she realizes she is only a pawn in a game of power and only Forbes can save her. Since the death of her husband a few months ago, Atena hasn’t been able to get her life back together. He friends have abandoned her because her husband was a police officer killed in the line of duty and to them Athena is a constant reminder of what could happen to them. Her once strong and supportive father is in a nursing home, unable to help her through her difficult time. Athena is left to raise her daughter Callie alone and the future seems bleak. Then she is offered the chance to run for mayor of her small town, Woodside Heights. It seems the current mayor is looking for his successor and thinks Athena would be perfect for the job. She is reluctant at first, but accepts hoping this will be the push she needs to join the living again. Then she meets Quentin Forbes, a journalist who is new to town and seems interested in getting to know Athena. He even has a son the same age as Callie. Things seem to be looking up for Athena until Quentin finds out she’s running for mayor. Convinced that the current mayor Dan Rossi is a crooked politician, he automatically assumes Athena is in on Rossi’s dirty deals. As the new reporter on the city hall beat for The Woodside Herald, Quentin lets Athena know she can expect him to be in her face questioning every action she makes as mayor. What seemed to be a blossoming friendship with Quentin has turned adversarial. It becomes important to Athena to do a good job as mayor and convince Quentin that he is wrong about her. To regain their friendship and see where it leads, they have obstacles of both the past and the present to overcome. 129564 2004 Different Loyalty, A M War Reporters Leo Cauffield (Rupert Everett), a war correspondent for the London Times and Sally Tyler (Sharon Stone), an American war correspondent sent to cover the military campaign in Beirut during the height of the cold war come across each other’s path while they are both on assignment in Beirut. The two get married and when Leo goes missing, Sally begins an investigation on her own. She soon realizes that he may have known much more about international politics than he was letting on. When told that Leo defected to Communist Russia, Sally is forced to delve into his past. 129565 1992 Different World, A: Prisoner of Love T Berenbeim, Glenn Episode. 1-23-1992 News Media 129566 1992 Different World, A: Special Delivery T Episode #117. 5-7-1992 TV News Anchor (Linda Hoy). 129567 1987 Different World, A: Those Who Can't….Tutor T Fales, Susan Episode. 10-22-1987 News Media 129568 1998 Difficult Woman, A MT Miniseries News Media. Journalist #1 (Peter Lind Hayes). Journalist #2 (Adam Hedditch). Journalist #3 (Cranston Brecht). Photographer (John Budge). 129569 2007 Dificultad de Las Cosas N Bernal, Mauricio Colombian Columnist Domingo Bernel has lived a solitary life in Barcelona for many years. He writes a column for a prestigious newspaper but far from leading the socially agitated life of a successful columnist, he spends most of his time alone due to a strange quirk: he can’t stand to be in contact with objects. From a simple can opener to the garter belt used by his lover to seduce him, any object represents a tortuous challenge to Bernel, becoming increasingly more difficult to face and dragging him to unsuspected limits. 129570 1995 Dig, The G News Media. Reporter (Mari Weiss). Reporter (David Lodge). 129571 1996 Dig, The NSF Foster, Alan Dean Based on a CD-ROM computer game created by George Lucas Journalist teams up with scientist and ex-astronaut to investigate a mile-wide asteroid that appears in orbit around Earth. They go into space to try to nudge the monster into a stable position. When they set off atomic charges to spin the rock into a stable orbit, they uncover a deserted alien civilization and go exploring. 129572 2009 Digger 3D M News Media. Newsman (Tom Sibley). News Cameraman (Gregory Segal). A woman has never quite recovered from the brutal attack that emotionally crippled her -- especially since no one believes it happened 129573 1999 Digimon: Digital Monsters T Series TV Anchor, 1999-2000 (Ralph Garman) 129574 2001 Digimon: Digital Monsters: Digital Beauty C Episode #119. 11-10-2001 Photographer Coco (Wally Wingert - voice). 129575 2000 Digimon: Movie, The M Newsman (Ralph Garman) 129576 2003 Digital Knight NSF Spoor, Ryk E. Journalist 129577 1978 Dil Aur Deewar MF India Crime Reporter Vijay (Jeetendra) who helps the police in catching criminals. When his stepmother passes away, she asks him to look after his step-brother, which he promises to do. Thinking that some girl named Saroj is taking advantage of his step-brother, he secretly marries her and abandons her. Vijay’s mentor is Rai saheb (Ashok Kumar), who had deserted his wife and his daughter and son. Rai saheb unknowingly hires Saroj as a lady servant for his two daughters, one of whom is Laxmi who is secretly in love with Vijay and the other one, very young, is handicapped and confined to a wheelchair. Vijay and her dad want Laxmi to marry his step-brother, but she refuses. Chandu has fallen into bad company, a criminal boss. Unknowingly, Chandu assaults his very own father and kidnaps his younger sister to satisfy the boss. Saroj is determined to honor the marriage, but Vijay is not. Will these two ever get together? Will it be too late for Chandu to make amends? 129578 1991 Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin MF Editor Sharmaji (Tiku Talsania). 129579 2000 Dil Pe Mat Le Yaar M Bollywood News Media. Female Journalist Kaamya Lal (Tabu) is gorgeous and carefree. 129580 1998 Dil Se (aka From The Heart) MF Bollywood TV News Producer for Indian news radio Amarkanth Varma (Shahrukh Khan). 129581 1997 Dilemma M Reporter #1 (Karen Kawolics) 129582 2002 Dilemma MTF Switzerland Reporter (Roeland Wiesnekker). 129583 2008 Dilemma N Rowland, Stewart Reporter Jules Green, an intelligent and attractive reporter learns about an escaped prisoner who claims to be a victim of involuntary experimentation at the prison. Shortly after arriving at the hospital, he dies of massive bleeding in his lungs. The doctor on call is in his final year of medical training and is moonlighting for extra money in the small town emergency room. He is contacted by Green who tells him there have been other cases. The deeper they probe, the more troublesome the case becomes as they become ensnared in a much larger problem than they thought. The secret they uncover involves a complex web of government decision-making, a web that will protect itself at all costs, a web that threatens to kill them, a web that leads all the way to the White House. 129584 1999 Dill Scallion M Reporter (Chip Chinery). Photographer (Herve Grison). "Vibe" Host (Chris Spencer). 129585 1991 Dillinger MT News Media. First Reporter (Tim Grimm). Hostile Reporter (Gary Houston). Photojournalists (Mark Smith, Steven Marcus Smith). 129586 1969 Dillinger e morto MF Italy Cinema Critic (Adriano Apra). 129587 2001 Dilyn Sgwarnog N Glynn, Anne Welsh Female Journalist. 129588 1950 Dimension X: Professor Was a Thief, The R D-X CDR. No. 28, 3111 B2. D-X CDR (100 episodes on two discs) Episode. 11-5-50. Series 1950-1951 Reporter (Arthur Maitland) and City-Desk man (John Larkin), story that Grant's tomb disappeared. 129589 1998 Dimensions in Fear M TV Reporter Dedra Hagan (Nikki West) becomes the target of an escaped murderer who wants revenge for those responsible for him being put away. On his way from Texas to Las Vegas, he meets the reporter. TV Newscaster (Crystal Smith-Wright). TV Station Owner (Dolores Fuller). 129590 1995 Diminished Capacity N Kiraly, Sherwood Weinberg List Journalist 129591 2008 Diminished Capacity M Chicago Journalist Cooper (Matthew Broderick) suffers a grade-3 concussion and suffers memory loss, so he takes a leave from his Chicago Tribune newspaper job to return to his rural hometown where he bonds with his Alzheimer’s-impaired uncle Rollie (Alan Alda) and his old flame (Virginia Madsen). Quickly a plan is hatched for the trio to head to a memorabilia convention in the city where Rollie hopes to sell a rare baseball card that has gained the attention of local ne’er-do-wells intent on scheming the old man out of a potential fortune. Tribune Employee 1 (Mary Jo Mandula). Tribune Employee 2 (Paul Mixon). Tribune Security Guard (Gentry Miller). 129592 1979 Dinah and Friends DT Talk Show 129593 1957 Dinah Mason, Reporter NR O’More, Peggy (pseudonym of Peggy O’More Blocklinger, Jeanne Bowman). Reporter Dinah Mason works in a glamorous and exciting profession. All that is missing is true love. And she soon finds it. 129594 1970 Dinah's Place DT Series. 8-3-1970-7-26-1974. Talk Show Host Dinah Shore. 129595 1982 Diner M DVD -R HQ 5981, 5982 Newscaster (Marvin Hunter) 129596 1995 Ding Dong M Reporter (Justin Tanner) 129597 1979 Ding im Schlob, Das MF Reporter (Milan Beli). 129598 2001 Ding-a-ling-Less M Reporter Robert Bishop (David Schifter). 129599 1980 Dingley Falls N OWN - P Malone, Michael Newspapers. A.A. Hayes day-dreams about winning a Pulitzer 129600 2000 Dinky Menace M Journalist (Raia van Ingen) 129601 2003 Dinner For One TF Denmark Journalist at Aftonposten (Ronny Olsson - Himself). 129602 1959 Dinner Party, The N Mauriac, Claude Editor Bertrand Carnejoux, host, an editor and novelist. 129603 2001 Dinner Rush M New York Food Writer (Sandra Bernhard). 129604 2000 Dinner Rush M News Media. NY Reporter #1 (Roma Torre). NY Reporter #2 (David Diaz). 129605 2003 Dinner With Demons P Reynolds, Jonathan New York Times Food Columnist Jonathan Reynolds cooks and amuses in his one-man show. Stories about his past as he prepares a feast in real time. 129606 2001 Dinner With Friends MT DVD -R HQ 3622, 3623. SVD 1098 Food Critics Gabe (Dennis Quaid) and wife Karen (Andie MacDowell). Gourmet Photographer (Romulo Yanes). 129607 2004 DinoCroc (aka Dinocroc). M News Media. Reporter #1 (Jane Yamamoto), Reporter 2 (Victoria De Mare), Reporter #3 (Joaquin Garay III), Reporter #4 (Claire Tittelman), Reporter #5 (Lynn Odell). Reporter #6 (John Huckert). Reporter #7 (Sally Akhavi). Reporter in Tunnel (Brian Katkin). Gereco Camerman (Cade Alvarez). Gereco A/V Team (Brian Katkin). 129608 1996 Dinosaur Valley Girls M TV Anchorman (Tony Clay). 129609 1991 Dinosaurs: T Tabloid. Barbs at tabloid talk shows ("I always felt I was a herbivore in a carnivore's body") and home video shows 129610 1992 Dinosaurs: T Parody TV Anchors and Gulf War. Satirizes media coverage of Gulf War and TV anchors 129611 1993 Dinosaurs: T SV 207 Episode. 4-25-93 News Media. Dinosaurs protest the media. 129612 1992 Dinosaurs: Power Erupts T Episode #20. 1-15-1992 Interviewer (Sam McMurray - Wesayso Interviewer Voice). 129613 1992 Dinosaurs: Wesayso Knows Best T Episode #29. 5-8-1992 News Media. Television Announcer (Michael Dorn - voice). Surly Photographer (Michael Richards). 129614 1920 Dinty M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 129615 2003 Dionysos in Tears: Tale of Destined Love...and Betrayal, A N Fontenay, Charles L. Newsman John Lion Deveron meets April McCreagh, a young beautiful secretary at his newspaper office, a strange fantasy should have warned him that his staid, comfortable, but childless marriage is endangered. A pleasant summer of luncheons together evolves into only a pattern of family visits clouded by the disapproval of Lion’s wife, Cynthia. But April’s determination, if unconscious, is not to be deterred by his marriage -- or her own subsequent one. The social and distance barriers to their union seem insurmountable. But whether or not some destiny is involved, their mutual attraction is inexorable -- and Mother wants a grandson. Dissolving the barriers to their consummation involves Lion’s conversion, by virtue of April’s poetic fancy, from a rather conservative newsman into a springtime forest god. The conversion successful -- at a heavy cost -- Lion finds that, alas, to trust a woman is to write one’s memoirs in the snow. When their tug of war concludes, he is confronted with the ultimate question: Has he won or lost? 129616 1959 Diplomatic Corpse, The M UK Only Press 129617 1991 Diplomatic Immunity M British Journalist (Roberto Schlosser). Interviewer (Maruska Stankova). 129618 1999 Diplomatic Siege M Female Reporter (Gabriela Codre) 129619 2004 Direct Action M Reporter (Christine Diakos). 129620 1932 Direct au coeur MF France Journalist #1 (Pierre Juvenet). Journalist #2 (Jean d'Yd). Radio Reporter (Maxime Lery). 129621 1994 Direct Hit M Reporter (Steve Garvey) 129622 1971 Directed by John Ford M Interviewer (Peter Bogdanovich-Himself) 129623 1986 Directed by William Wyler DT Interviewer-Narrator (A. Scott Berg-Himself) 129624 1962 Directions DT Series. 11-13-1960 to 3-25-1984. ABC TV Newsman Bill Shadel of ABC News narrated documentary segments. Sportscaster Jim McKay (relationship between sports and religion). 129625 2008 Director M TV Anchor (Erica Del Sordo). TV Anchor (Dina Nesheiwat). TV Anchor (Sharon Raye). Adriana (Claudia Davila), a dancer from Caracas, arrives in Miami with her camera and a dream of becoming a famous film director. Answering an add, she is hired by French Producers JR (Stephanie Kay) and his unstable brother Mark (Mike Paris) to direct a pod cast mocumentary about a jewelry store robbery for one of JR’s wealthy clients. Her dream is quickly shattered when the store manager is badly hurt and she realizes that she is filming an actual robbery. Having no working visa and low on cash she decides to join the brothers and their partner-in-crime, Bull (Prodical Sunn), make reality robbery films and becoming infamous by posting them on the internet. 129626 2003 Director's Cut M TV Reporter (Shali Ponti). 129627 1931 Dirigible M DVD -R HQ 7741, 7742. VHS 1044 Frank Capra Film Newspaper. Headlines, media influence on heroes, press and influence 129628 1994 Dirigible, El MF Photographer (Marcelo Buquet - The Photographer). 129629 2006 Dirk Bones and the Mystery of the Haunted House NJ Cushman, Doug (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Dirk Bones, ace reporter, writes for the town newspaper, "The Ghostly Tombs" in the town of Ghostly where every house is haunted. As Bones collects the facts for his stories, he also solves mysteries. As skeleton detective Dirk investigates this zany case, he encounters more silly, creepy creatures in a town full of promise for more surprising mysteries to come. Dirk, a reporter for "The Ghostly Tombs" newspaper, investigates mysterious noises coming from a haunted house in the town of Ghostly. Town inhabitants are all ghosts and goblins scared by strange noises. 129630 2009 Dirk Bones and the Mystery of the Missing Books NJ Cushman, Doug (Writer and Illustrator) Investigative Reporter Dirk Bones, ace reporter, writes for the town newspaper, "The Ghostly Tombs" in the town of Ghostly where every house is haunted. As Bones collects the facts for his stories, he also solves mysteries. As skeleton detective Dirk investigates this zany case, he encounters more silly, creepy creatures in a town full of promise for more surprising mysteries to come. Dirk, a reporter for "The Ghostly Tombs" newspaper, sets out to discover who is stealing books in the town of Ghostly. Town inhabitants are all ghosts and goblins scared by strange noises. 129631 1996 Dirt NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Woods, Stuart #2 Stone Barrington Series Gossip Columnist Amanda Dart is feared and disliked for both her poison pen and ice-queen persona. She has made her share of enemies. Then tables are turned. When an anonymous gossipmonger begins faxing the scathing details of Amanda’s sexual indiscretions to national opinion makers, she turns to Stone Barrington for help. But as the faxes also expose other members of the gossip community, it becomes apparent that the most respected of the social scene in glitzy Manhattan society will stop at nothing -- even murder -- to clear their names. 129632 2001 Dirt N Doolittle, Sean Reporter and perennial ex-girl friend Melanie Roth-Quince 129633 2003 Dirt M News Media. News Reporter (Mary Hall Mayer). 129634 1986 Dirt Bike Kid, The M TV Cameraman (Hugh Kelley). 129635 1999 Dirt Merchant M News Media. XTV Reporter (Lisa Kushell). 129636 2008 Dirt: And The Winner Is... T DVD -R HQ 9810 Episode #19. 4-4-2008 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Publisher Brent Barrow (Jeffrey Nordling) falls asleep in his new car in the garage and dies after making a lucrative deal with the new publisher. 129637 2007 Dirt: Blogan T DVD -R HQ 7600 Episode #2. 1-10-2007 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of two tabloid gossip magazines Dirt Magazine and Now Magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Drama about the dark and decadent world of Hollywood journalists, publicists and stars. Budding Lois Lane, Willa McPherson (Alex Breckenridge). 129638 2007 Dirt: Caught on Tape T DVD -R HQ 8160 Episode #12. 3-20-2007 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Don gets a mysterious assignment -- to kill Lucy Spiller. Lucy relies on Willa McPherson (Alex Breckenridge), the young reporter trying to make it. News Media goes after Lucy Spiller when Julia's sex tape is aired on the Internet. Spiller proves Julia released the tape herself to resurrect her failing career. 129639 2007 Dirt: Come Together T DVD -R HQ 7960 Episode #7. 2-13-2007 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of two tabloid gossip magazine Dirt Now Magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. A gay action star's lawsuit threatens Lucy's relationship with her brother and the magazine. Willa's excitement over her cover story is short-lived. 129640 2008 Dirt: Dirty Slutty Whores T DVD -R HQ 9750 Episode #15. 3-8-2008 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Lucy demands answers when a spoiled celebrity is released from jail early. Willa and Farber try to locate the source of a star’s self-destructive viral video. Lucy blackmails a sit-com star who created the video making it look as if he were an abusive alcoholic so his daughter can get her own reality program. 129641 2008 Dirt: God Bless the Child T DVD -R HQ 9780 Episode #16. 3-16-2008 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Publisher Brent Barrow (Jeffrey Nordling). Lucy becomes motivated to take down a music mogul’s empire. Don uncovers an actress-turned-politician’s secrets. Barrow attempts to assert his dominance over Lucy and the magazine. Barrow goes to a billionaire to get him to buy the paper from Gibson Horn, the owner. The billionaire, during an orgy, calls Horn and makes an offer for Dirt Magazine. He recites figures about the magazine -- more than a million readers. Barrow wants the billionaire to give him control of the magazine. 129642 2008 Dirt: In Lieu of Flowers.... T DVD -R HQ 9827 Episode #20. 4-13-2008 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. An overweight sitcom star takes desperate measures to avoid being Lucy’s next cover story. A former child star tests Willa and Farber’s relationship. Circumstances compel Lucy to examine her relationships. 129643 2007 Dirt: Ita Missa Est T DVD -R HQ 8220 Episode #13. 3-27-2007. Finale of First Season. Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Spiller goes head-to-head with her rival Tina Harrod (Jennifer Aniston) who had a brief lesbian relationship in college and share a farewell kiss on the lips. Harrod is using rumor she is taking over Dirt-Now magazine to get a new contract at her magazine. Don tries to commit suicide so he won't kill Lucy. Actress blames Spiller for all of her troubles, sneaks into her house with a knife and in a struggle, both women are stabbed. The ending leaves Lucy bleeding in front of her house calling Don to get her and ordering him not to call 911 until he gets the exclusive pictures for Dirt-Now magazine. Will she live? Outcome left in doubt. 129644 2007 Dirt: Ovophagy T DVD -R HQ 7755 Episode #3. 1-16-2007 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of two tabloid gossip magazines Dirt Magazine and Now Magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Drama about the dark and decadent world of Hollywood journalists, publicists and stars. Budding Lois Lane, Willa McPherson (Alex Breckenridge). Lucy searches for a cover story for the magazine Dirt Now. Julia returns to her sitcom. Big-time producers courts Holt. 129645 2007 Dirt: Pap Smeared T DVD -R HQ 8130 Episode #11. 3-13-2007 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Young photographer offers to help Don. Julia discovers Hollywood has moved on without here. Actor Holt fears his relationship with Editor Lucy might be exposed. 129646 2007 Dirt: Pilot MT DVD -R HQ 7590. Episode #1. 1-2-2007 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of two tabloid gossip magazines Dirt Magazine and Now Magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Drama about the dark and decadent world of Hollywood journalists, publicists and stars. Budding Lois Lane, Willa McPherson (Alex Breckenridge). Spiller tasers a lover after a one-night stand, casually engages in blackmail, fires subordinates for minor infractions and reads page proofs in bed while masturbating. Reporters (Ray Herrera, Andrew Lukich, Dominic Oliver, Louise Bennett, Angela Martinez, Michael Brownlee, Mathew Botuchis). 129647 2008 Dirt: Promotion CC DVD -R HQ 9676 Promotion #1 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courtney Cox Arquette), editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine, is animation. How to get news into the tabloid magazine 129648 2008 Dirt: Promotion CC DVD -R HQ 9705 Promotion #2 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courtney Cox Arquette), editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine, is animation. Stories that make good tabloid news including a press conference. 129649 2008 Dirt: Promotion CC DVD -R HQ 9705 Promotion #3 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courtney Cox Arquette), editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine, is animation. 129650 2008 Dirt: Promotion CC DVD -R HQ 9705 Promotion #4 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine. Interview with Spiller. 129651 2007 Dirt: Secret Lives of Altar Girls, The T DVD -R HQ 7930 Episode #6. 2-6-2007 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of two tabloid gossip magazine Dirt Now Magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Lucy assigns her one-time mentor Chuck Lafoon (PeeWee Herman) to help Willa investigate a murder. Holt and Lucy's attraction for each other comes to a boil. Julia sinks deeper into drug use. 129652 2007 Dirt: Sexxx Issue, The T DVD -R 8100 Episode #10. 3-6-2007 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Lucy comes up with an idea to help the staff recover from the hostage situation. Brent and Willa find themselves in a compromising position. Don faces his intimacy issues with Abby. 129653 2007 Dirt: Thing Under the Bed, The T DVD -R HQ 7990 Episode #8. 2-20-2007 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of Dirt Now tabloid Magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. News Media. Reporter (Kevin Leung). 129654 2007 Dirt: This Is Not Your Father's Hostage Situation T DVD -R HQ 8020 Episode #9. 2-27-2007 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Former child star takes Lucy and the entire magazine staff hostage. When his top-rated children's program went off the air, he picked Lucy, who worked at TV Guide, to do the cover story on him. News Media covers the event live. Reporter #1 (Louise Bennett). Reporter #2 (Rey Herrera). Reporter #3 (Angela Martinez). 129655 2008 Dirt: Ties That (Don’t) Bind T DVD -R HQ 9789 Episode #17. 3-22-2008 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Publisher Brent Barrow (Jeffrey Nordling). Lucy meets the new publisher and hits it off with him. 129656 2008 Dirt: Welcome to Normal T DVD -R HQ 9720 Episode #14. 3-2-2008. Second Season Opener. Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Lucy returns to the magazine to reclaim her position as “Tabloid Queen.” Don experiences life on medication. A chance encounter between Lucy and a young pop star results in a surprising opportunity. 129657 2008 Dirt: What Is This Thing Called... T DVD -R HQ 9795 Episode #18. 3-29-2008 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of Dirt-Now, a tabloid magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Publisher Brent Barrow (Jeffrey Nordling). 129658 2007 Dirt: What To Expect When You're Expecting T DVD -R HQ 7779 Episode #4. 1-23-2007 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of two tabloid gossip magazines Dirt Magazine and Now Magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Drama about the dark and decadent world of Hollywood journalists, publicists and stars. Budding Lois Lane, Willa McPherson (Alex Breckenridge). Lucy blackmails basketball star into helping her track down a missing rap star. Lucy and Leo's mother announces her plans to re-marry on the anniversary of their father's suicide. 129659 2007 Dirt: You Don't Know Jack T DVD -R HQ 7840 Episode #5. 1-30-2007 Tabloid Editor Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox Arquette) is editor-in-chief of two tabloid gossip magazine Dirt Now Magazine. Paparazzo Photojournalist Don Konkey (Ian Hart), a schizophrenic lost in delusions about a dead actress and a cat. Lucy publishes photos of an action-movie star in the arms of her brother. Hart shots the pictures and when caught and beaten, swallows the canister of film. A physician gets the canister out of his stomach and into the magazine. Menacing visitors force Brent Barrow (Jeffrey Nordling) to reveal Lucy's source about the murder of a singer. They threaten to cut off his penis. When they find the basketball star who told Lucy, they break his knees and send him to the hospital in critical condition. 129660 2002 Dirty Deeds M Australia Journalist (Nathan Grunert). 129661 2009 Dirty Girls On Top N Valdes-Rodriguez, Alisa #2 Dirty Girls Series Columnist Lauren of the Boston Globe is a feisty, hard-drinking Latina, half-Cuban and “half white trash” who can’t help falling for losers. Uptight, reserved, conservative Rebecca is a successful publisher, founder and editor of a magazine for Latina women, whose marriage to a preppy, Marxist theory-spouting academic is on the rocks. Beautiful TV Anchor Elizabeth is host of a Boston morning TV show and a born-again Christian with a secret: she is a lesbian. Six Latina women -- the “sucias” (“dirty girls” in Spanish) include three journalists and three others -- became fast friends at Boston University and now meet as a group twice a year. Now in their late 20s, they are each on the cusp of life they want. The novel is narrated in turn by each of the six women -- Lauren, Rebecca, Elizabeth, ghetto-elegant, ambitious Usnavys is an executive with United Way who is trying to find a man to match her own earning power and expensive tastes, Sara who leads a Martha Stewart-perfect life as a homemaker and full-time mom in Brookline who is from a rich Cuban-Jewish family and married to an abusive husband, and Amber, a struggling singer and rock guitarist in Los Angeles. It is now five years later and the “caliente chicas,” the “sucias” reunite at a New Mexico resort. Lauren is a journalist and bulimic whose fiancé, a former drug-dealer-turned music industry professional, has a little something secretly going on the side. Elizabeth is slowly realizing that her lesbian partner doesn’t want to parent their recently adopted son. Rebecca, the successful magazine publisher, has dreams of a baby with her husband, but they can’t conceive. Former playgirl Usnavys has become a self-proclaimed plus-sized manizer and sex blogger and is married to sedate Juan, who cares for their daughter while Usnavys begins an affair because she feels trapped as a wife and mother. . Sara, a Latina Martha Stewart, is frightened and exhilarated by the reappearance of her abusive husband. Amber, now a rock start called Cuicatl, is now a wild Latina rock star who must face her feelings for her older manager and a fickle public. 129662 2003 Dirty Girls Social Club, The N Valdes-Rodriguez, Alisa #1 Dirty Girls Series Columnist Lauren of the Boston Globe is a fiesty, hard-drinking Latina, half-Cuban and “half white trash” who can’t help falling for losers. Uptight, reserved, conservative Rebecca is a successful publisher, founder and editor of a magazine for Latina women, whose marriage to a preppy, Marxist theory-spouting academic is on the rocks. Beautiful TV Anchor Elizabeth is host of a Boston morning TV show and a born-again Christian with a secret: she is a lesbian. Six Latina women -- the “sucias” (“dirty girls” in Spanish) include three journalists and three others -- became fast friends at Boston University and now meet as a group twice a year. Now in their late 20s, they are each on the cusp of life they want. The novel is narrated in turn by each of the six women -- Lauren, Rebecca, Elizabeth, ghetto-elegant, ambitious Usnavys is an executive with United Way who is trying to find a man to match her own earning power and expensive tastes, Sara who leads a Martha Stewart-perfect life as a homemaker and full-time mom in Brookline who is from a rich Cuban-Jewish family and married to an abusive husband, and Amber, a struggling singer and rock guitarist in Los Angeles. Journalist Lauren, a Latina: My editors "expect me to reach up and pick mangoes out of the fruit basket I must wear on my head whenever I'm not in the newsroom talking about, you know, Mexican jumping beans." 129663 2010 Dirty Girls Social Club, The M Valdes-Rodriguez, Alisa (Novel) Columnist Lauren of the Boston Globe is a feisty, hard-drinking Latina, half-Cuban and “half white trash” who can’t help falling for losers. Uptight, reserved, conservative Rebecca is a successful publisher, founder and editor of a magazine for Latina women, whose marriage to a preppy, Marxist theory-spouting academic is on the rocks. Beautiful TV Anchor Elizabeth is host of a Boston morning TV show and a born-again Christian with a secret: she is a lesbian. Six Latina women -- the “sucias” (“dirty girls” in Spanish) include three journalists and three others -- became fast friends at Boston University and now meet as a group twice a year. Now in their late 20s, they are each on the cusp of life they want. The novel is narrated in turn by each of the six women -- Lauren, Rebecca, Elizabeth, ghetto-elegant, ambitious Usnavys is an executive with United Way who is trying to find a man to match her own earning power and expensive tastes, Sara who leads a Martha Stewart-perfect life as a homemaker and full-time mom in Brookline who is from a rich Cuban-Jewish family and married to an abusive husband, and Amber, a struggling singer and rock guitarist in Los Angeles. 129664 1971 Dirty Harry M L Eastwood News Media. Killer arranges for muscleman to beat him mercilessly, then tells the News Media beating was Harry's doing. Two police station reporters, use of News Media to blame Harry for beating. Newsman (Scott Hale). Newsman (Dean Webber). 129665 1978 Dirty Laundry NM OWN - P Hamill Pete Reporter Sam Briscoe 129666 1982 Dirty Laundry MUS Henley, Don Journalist's cry, "Come and whisper in my ear….We love dirty laundry." Refrain shouts: "Kick 'em when they're up. Kick 'em when they're down. Kick 'em all around." Most of the song criticizes TV news. 129667 1987 Dirty Laundry M Newspaper Editor (Joe Morgan). 129668 2006 Dirty Laundry M DVD Gay African-American Magazine Writer Sheldon (Rockmond Dunbar) who calls himself Patrick in New York City returns to his childhood home in Georgia for a brief visit with his conservative, religious family. While hiding his homosexuality from his loved ones, he learns a shocking secret about his past that will forever change his life. He struggles to sort out his relationship with his domineering mother, his jealous brother, his snooty aunt and his naive lover Ryan (Joey Costello), who follows Sheldon from New York. The class-conscience, gay journalist seems to have everything life has to offer. His world is turned upside down when a 10-year-old boy knocks on his door and claims to be his son. Patrick is forced to go home and investigate. He is reunited with his conservative southern African-American family that he abandoned a decade earlier. The family struggles to resolve unsettled differences between them. 129669 2005 Dirty Laundry -- Lisa Marie Presley (from the Now What album) MUS Media-bashing anthem taken from "Dirty Laundry" -- Don Henley's 1982 hit -- takes on added bite from the woman who grew up as the daughter of Elvis Presley and then became the wife of Michael Jackson. "We got our dirty little fingers in everybody's pie/We love to cut you down to size." 129670 2005 Dirty Love M McCarthy, Jenny (Screenplay). Photographer (Jenny McCarthy) bent on revenge against her cheating boyfriend 129671 1992 Dirty Money N OWN Davis, Marc Former Journalist Frank Wolf is a compulsive gambler, Zen-Buddhist, and a variety of other things.. 129672 1994 Dirty Money M TV Reporter (Martin Slusser) 129673 1994 Dirty Pair Flash C Short News Media. Female TV Anchor (Mellinda DeKay - Voice - English Version). News Announcer (Yvonne Aquire - Voice). Announcer 2 (Chris Corey - Voice - English Version). Radio Voice (Jason Douglas - Voice - English Version). 129674 2000 Dirty Pictures MT News Media. Reporter (Nora Lem). Cincinnati museum director goes on trial in 1990 for exhibiting sadomasochistic photographs taken by Robert Mapplethorpe. Commentator William F. Buckley (Himself). 129675 1988 Dirty Proof N Gregorich, Barbara News Media 129676 1989 Dirty Secrets NM OWN - H Garbo, Norman Writer Paul Forster, the country's top economic writer 129677 2009 Dirty Sexy Money: Bad Guy, The T DVD -R HQ 11322 Episode. 8-8-2009 News Media cover Nick’s former wife’s expose of the Darling Family. Talk show. Media coverage. Simon is secretly whisked away to the Imperial to recuperate after being stabbed by Nola. The family leans Nick’s ex-wife is writing a tell-all book about the Darling clan. Brian decides to redecorate Nick’s apartment. Nola flies to Switzerland to rescue her brother and then returns to tell Jeremy she will now marry him. One problem: Jeremy has just married Simon’s nurse after a whirl-wind courtship undertaken when Jeremy thought Nola was never coming back from Shanghai. 129678 2008 Dirty Sexy Money: Birthday Present, The T DVD -R HQ 10337 Episode. 10-1-2008 News Media. Reporter No. 1 (Ron Ostrow). Reporter No. 2 (Angela Martinez). The news media cover the luxurious birthday party for Nick thrown by Tripp and Letitia Darling aboard their yacht. Letitia is arrested for the murder of Nick’s father at the end of the program. Paddy’s wife is accidentally killed in the bathroom as she tries to kill her husband. Nick is called but refuses to do anything illegal and leaves. Tripp arranges for the woman’s body to be burned at another location. Jeremy reveals his feelings for Lisa to the mysterious Nola Loyons. Brian is reunited with illegitimate son who is then taken away by his wife to Brazil. 129679 2007 Dirty Sexy Money: Country House, The T DVD -R HQ 9311 Episode. 11-22-2007 News Media. Press Conference. Politician-son Patrick is shot in the leg by his wife. A former attorney general is paid in cash to say he shot him “accidentally.” Nick spins the story for the news media in a press conference. 129680 2009 Dirty Sexy Money: Facts, The T DVD -R HQ 11288 Episode. 7-18-2009 Columnist Kate Scott of Scandalous Magazine wants to do a 2,000-word expose of family betrayal, criminal coverup and murder. She wants Clark the chauffeur to tell her the true story. As the Darling family members celebrate Thanksgiving away from their New York Mansion while Clark sets the record straight with a reporter on all the scandals and rumors. Clark the chauffeur must appease a sexy but relentless reporter by setting straight rumors regarding the Darling family. While under house arrest, Letitia holds the Ferragamo fashion show at the Darling mansion. News Media. 129681 2008 Dirty Sexy Money: Family Lawyer, The T DVD -R HQ 10375 Episode. 10-8-2008 News Media report and speculate on the fiery demise of the Darlings’ Valhalla estate as well as a Darling’s death in the fire. Reporter #1 (Jordan Feldman). Reporter #2 (Jamal Thomas). Reporter #3 (Kristin Holt). Reporter (Ron Ostrow). Channel 10 Reporter (Kent Shocknek). Press No. 1 (Tisha Terrasini Banker). Press No. 2 (Brian Jones). Press No. 3 (Natasha Goss). VIP Insider TV show opens the episode with a report on Darling Enterprises, Letitia Darling’s arrest for the murder of Nick George’s father. Press conference to announce defense attorney. Female TV Reporter. Nick answers her question about the curse of the Darlings by saying, “The only curse I know of is being asked questions like this.” Darling wants Nick to defend his wife of murdering Nick’s father. The family must also deal with funeral arrangements and the aftermath of the arrest of Letitia’s arrest. Brian recommends to Tripp that in order to restore confidence in Darling Enterprises, a successor be named a role Simon feels Karen deserves. Meanwhile a smitten Jeremy learns Nola Lyons’ true profession is a prosecutor -- prosecuting his mother. Nick and Lisa discuss having another child. At a press conference, Tripp ignores Nick’s recommendation for a successor and in a surprise move, names Nick George as the successor shocking the entire family as well as the news media. Patrick Darling, the attorney general for New York can’t bring himself to do an effective eulogy for his wife until Nick tells him to write it about someone he loves. It’s a great success on the news keeping his hopes alive for a Senate seat. 129682 2007 Dirty Sexy Money: Game, The T DVD -R HQ 9201 Episode. 10-31-2007 News Media. Pictures of Patrick and his girlfriend kissing must not get into the news media. High-stakes poker game pits Simon Elder against Tripp. If Nick convinces Tripp to best his most prized property, Elder will give Nick dirt on his father’s death. Karen must finalize her divorce with the irresistible Sebastian Fleet. Nick and Tripp team up to give Elder what he wants. The reports show Nick’s dad’s plane was tampered with but the mechanic responsible was killed that morning. 129683 2008 Dirty Sexy Money: Injured Party, The T DVD -R HQ 10548 Episode. 11-19-2008 Reporter is previewed as looking for dirt on the Darling Family. After Letitia hits a pretty, young bicyclist with her car, Tripp invites the woman to recuperate at the Darling mansion. He becomes smittened with her, but she has eyes for Nick. Patrick is delighted with Nola’s aggressive manner as his new chief of staff, but Nick and Tripp are wary of her -- and with good reason since she is working for the enemy who is holding her brother hostage. 129684 2007 Dirty Sexy Money: Italian Banker, The T DVD -R HQ 9057 Episode #3. 10-10-2007 Publicist Rebecca Colfax is the Darling family publicist. News Media covers the rich family. Patrick continues to run for the presidency as controversy swirls around him. 129685 2007 Dirty Sexy Money: Lions, The T DVD -R HQ 9015 Episode #2. 10-3-2007 Publicist Rebecca Colfax is the Darling family publicist. News Media covers the rich family. Tripp pressures Patrick to announce his candidacy for the Senate. His announcement is covered by the news media. Nick enlists the help of an airplane mechanic to try to figure out who killed his father. Juliet refuses to take part in an important family photo shoot, so the family brings in a double. 129686 2008 Dirty Sexy Money: Organ Donor, The T DVD -R HQ 10656 (some breakup). Episode. 12-17-2008 TV Reporter Pete Bradley and “Darling Dynasty Shattered” report. Four shots were fired. Nick was grazed, two went astray and one killed Patrick Darling’s hidden lover, Carmelita. The Darlings recover. The shooter, who is in a coma, dies -- did someone pull the plug? 129687 2007 Dirty Sexy Money: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 8991 Episode #1 9-26-2007 News Media. Dan Rather (Himself). Reporter #1 (Greg McFadden). Reporter #2 (Jennifer Lim). Reporter #3 (Cathleen Trigg). Reporter #4 (Kimberly Dilts). Reporter #5 (Bob Wiltfong). Reporter #6 (Peter R. Thewes). Journalist (Jordan Feldman). Reporters (Brad Campbell, Paul Hungerford, Rico E. Anderson, Louisa Kendrick). Attorney Nick George accepts offer to take his post as chief counsel to a wealthy and influential family after his father dies in a mysterious plane crash. News Media throughout. 129688 2008 Dirty Sexy Money: Plan, The T DVD -R HQ 10606 Episode. 12-10-2008 News Media cover inauguration of Senator Patrick Darling where Chase, the brother of Patrick’s dead wife, escapes police custody, gets a gun and dressed as the policeman shows up shooting at the Darling inauguration. Program ends with shots being fired. Patrick had invited Carmelita to his inauguration. Chase had threatened to go public with his accusation that Patrick murdered his sister. He shows up at Nick’s apartment with a gun confronting Karen, then heads for the inauguration. Karen warns Nick who tries to close the ceremony down when he sees Chase coming at the group with gun drawn. He tackles Chase, but Chase knocks him out and starts shooting. TV Reporter (Mel Fair). 129689 2008 Dirty Sexy Money: Silence, The T DVD -R HQ 10454 Episode. 10-29-2008 News Media report on election of Patrick Darling to the U.S. Senate. Patrick insisted on taking his relationship with Carmelita public, but Tripp convinces her to leave him. Ellen’s bother, Chase, demands to know the truth about his sister’s death and is paid off. Nick and Lisa go to couples therapy, but Lisa is lying about her gallery (Jeremy is a secret partner in the galley even though Nick told Lisa he wouldn’t allow it -- so she lies about it). Brian Jr. goes missing, but is found. Tripp suffers a minor heart attack. 129690 2008 Dirty Sexy Money: Star Witness, The T DVD -R HQ 10425 Episode. 10-22-2008 News Media report on the Patrick Darling Senate Race 2008. African-American TV Reporter (Cari Champion) of Channel 3 News. Debate between Darling and his opponent is moderated by TV Journalist Dan Rather and covered by Debate Reporter (Elizabeth Sanchez) of Channel 23 News. Nick travels to France to talk his mother out of testifying against Leticia Darling who is accused of murdering Nick’s father. 129691 2008 Dirty Sexy Money: Summer House, The T DVD -R HQ 10584 Episode. 12-03-2008 News Media. Reference to Charlie Rose talk show and how the new senator from New York doesn’t want any part of that journalist because behind the smile is a mean disposition. 129692 2009 Dirty Sexy Money: Unexpected Arrival, The T DVD -R HQ 11319 Episode. 8-1-2009 News Media cover Daring Family announcement of new fuel with arch-rival Simon. 129693 2008 Dirty Sexy Money: Verdict, The T DVD -R HQ 10481 Episode. 11-6-2008 News Media. The female district attorney Jeremy is sleeping with who is prosecuting Jeremy’s mother for killing Nick’s father is reprimanded by the court and fired when Nick proves she has been sleeping with the defendant’s son. The case is dismissed. It turns out the district attorney is working for Simon in a plot to get hold of the Tripp dynasty. She goes to work for Patrick Darling as his chief of staff. Nick and Lisa split up because Nick discovers she lied about Jeremy backing her art gallery. 129694 2007 Dirty Sexy Money: Watch, The T DVD -R HQ 9343 Episode. 11-28-2007 News Media. Press Conferences. Series of flashbacks reveals secrets about Dutch. Sparks fly between SImon and Karen. Brian tries to bribe an arbitrator into awarding him custody of his son. Sofia presses Jeremy to show her his apartment. 129695 2007 Dirty Sexy Money: Wedding, The T DVD -R HQ 9267 (Mislabeled as 9266) Episode. 11-14-2007 News Media. Two news organizations bid to get exclusive pictures of the Darlings’ wedding. But the bidding is surprisingly low. Media coverage. 129696 1980 Dirty Tricks M TV Reporters (Elliot Gould and Kate Jackson). TV Anchorman (Lee Murray-Cruchley). Cameraman (Ken Umland). Soundman (Anthony Sherwood). 129697 2000 Dirty Tricks MT Reporter (Guy Smith) 129698 2004 Dirty Tricks P Jeter, John News Media. Outbursts to the press by Martha Mitchell, the flamboyant Arkansan wife of John Mitchell, Nixon's attorney general during the Watergate scandal, weren't fueled just by her taste for whiskey. As Kissing said, "Even paranoids can have enemies." Effective set by Neil Patel occasionally projects vintage news stills onto the molded wall panels of Mitchell's boudoir. 129699 2004 Dirty War MT Mickery, Elizabeth and Daniel Percival News Media. TV Reporter Liz Street (Zoe Conway). Camera Operator (Darren Hawkes). Anchor - News 24 Philip Heyton (Philip Hayton). TV Reporter Hospital (John McIntyre). Radio 4 Newsreader Voice (Charlotte Green - Herself). 129700 1993 Dirty Weekend M Newsreader (Andrew Neil). 129701 1998 Dirty Work M Opera Critic (George Sperdakos). 129702 1988 Dirty Work N Kantner, Rob Weinberg List Journalist 129703 1976 Disappearance of Aimee, The T News Media. Unexplained six-week disappearance in 1926 of evangelist. 129704 1997 Disappearance of Garcia Lorca, The M SVD 785 Journalist Ricardo (Esai Morales) is the film's main character, a dewy-eyed Spanish-born journalist whose family fled to Puerto Rico during the Spanish Civil War. Publisher (J.V. Valera). 129705 1982 Disappearance of Harry, The MT Reporter (Suzan Crowley). Reporter (Pat Connell). 129706 1997 Disappearance of Lindsey Barratt, The N Wilson, John Investigative Reporter Julie Adams is investigating a bizarre string of murders in which each victim is a former member of the same prep school sports team that assaulted Lyndsey Barratt, a young aspiring actress seven years ago. Barratt was raped by 11 prep school athletes during her train ride home. The vicious attack by a gang of teenagers became a scandalous case made national headlines. As she recuperated in the hospital, Lyndsey learned that the boys would not be prosecuted for their crime. Shortly thereafter, Lyndsey disappeared, vanished without a trace. Now, one by one, those same tormentors are dying. Coincidence? Or could it be some dark angel wreaking bloody vengeance. Only one of Lyndsey’s attackers is still alive. But for how long? It’s up to two friendly adversaries, journalist Julie Adams and by-the-book inspector Frank Illiffe, to uncover the deadly truth. 129707 1993 Disappearance of Nora, The MT Newscaster (Terri Hendry). Reporter #2 (Angela Andrade). Another Reporter (Sheldon Craig). 129708 1894 Disappearance Syndicate, The and Senator Stanley's Story SSF USC Crawford, T.C. Journalist Arthur Livingstone, a writer on social topics for many years. Article for Sunday newspaper. Editor of The Daily Wasp. 129709 1998 Disappearance, The NM Freedman, J.F. TV Reporter Joe Allison, an up-and-coming, womanizing local newscaster, is arrested for the killing of a 14-year-old girl apparently kidnapped from her Santa Barbara, Calif. bedroom during a slumber party. Girl's father is media tycoon Doug Lancaster who swore he'd fine the killer no matter how long it took. Allison is a close friend of the family and works at one of Lancaster's stations. and is stopped on a routine DWI. Buried in his glove compartment is the girl's key chain. When police search the newscaster's apartment they find evidence that directly links him to the crime. Allison swears he's being framed. Disillusioned lawyer accepts the case. Courtroom battle is vicious. Shocking outcome. 129710 2008 Disappeared, The D Reporter (Ruth D’Silva). Editor-in-Chief Buenos Aires Herald (Robert Cox, Andrew Graham-Yooll). Journalist (Martin Malharro). Journalist (Bernardo Neustadt). Journalist (Horacio Verbitsky). Horrors of Agentina’s Dirty War (1976-1983) is told through the experience of a young man raised by the maid of the officer who kidnapped him after the military brutally murdered his parents. 129711 2001 Disaster M TV Reporter (Annie Nigh Ward) 129712 1979 Disaster on the Coastliner MT Reporter (Carole Hemingway) 129713 2006 Disaster Zone: Volcano in New York MT Newscaster (Claire Riley). 129714 1939 Disbarred M Reporters (John Hart). Second Reporter (Harry Worth). Reporter (Jack Knoche). 129715 2003 Disc M Sports Announcer 1 (Calvin Swaim). 129716 1951 Disc Jockey M News Media. Newsman (Robert Spencer). Photographer (Robert Nichols). 129717 1932 Discarded Lovers M Hoerl, Arthur (Story) Ness Book Reporter for a New York newspaper Bob Adair (Russell Hopton) investigates the killing of an actress. Solves the murder -- "For once the reporter stays sober -- which is news." Variety, 2/9/32 129718 1994 Disclosure M Malaysian Newscaster (Rohana Razali) 129719 1971 Disco TF West Germany. Series 1971-1982 Host (Ilja Fichter, 1971-1982). London Pop News (Joe Berger). 129720 1976 Disco 9000 M TV Reporter (Brad Pye Jr.). 129721 1979 Disco Godfather M News Media. Reporter (D'Bore Loggins). Reporter (Myron Montgomery). Reporter (Linda Sims). 129722 1973 Disco rojo MF Spain News Media. Henrique, the Journalist (Antonio Vilar). 129723 1964 Disco volante, Il MF TV Reporter (Lello Bersani). TV Reporter (Carlo Mazzarella). 129724 2004 Discontents, The M Newspaper Guy (Jay Burnley). 129725 1582 Discoveries of Edmund Campion and His Confederates, The ER USC Munday, Anthony News 129726 2009 Discovering Wounded Justice: Cruel Menace N D’Alessandro, Belinda Female Journalist holds the fate of Duncan Kennedy, an attorney in her hands, a man labeled a swindler who vanishes in a cloud of lies and creditors before he is brought to justice. Barely a year into her career, Alyssa Giordano, a first generation American, couldn’t believe that Kennedy would accuse her of a double cross and sack her after she’d rebuffed his advances. Nor could she believe that his partner, Lydia Price, refused to support her. As she left behind her first job in the only career that she had ever wanted, Alyssa, pride wounded, loses faith in the one thing she had grown up believing in: justice. After struggling to get her career and her life back in order, Giordano finally hits the big time and finds that the roles are reversed. Kennedy is in trouble. Later, uncovering reports of Kennedy’s untimely death, Alyssa’s faith in justice returns and she begins to believe she is rid of the cruel menace that almost destroyed her. Until the day he walks back into her life to seemingly ask for her help in restoring his reputation -- and tries to take her life. 129727 2001 Discovery of Heaven, The M News Media. Journalist-TV Reporter (Lawrence Ray). Israeli TV Presenter (Gidi Markuszower). War Documentation (Michael Cronin). 129728 1993 Discretion Assured M TV Reporter (Jose Antonio Pratt) 129729 2000 Discworld: Ankh-Morpork Times Staff: Otto Chriek N Pratchett, Terry “The Truth” is the 25th Discworld novel. Cameos in “Monstrous Regiment,” “Going Postal,” “Thudl,” and “Making Money.” Iconographer Otto Chriek for the Ankh-Morpork Times. Wears oval dark glasses and a pocket-lined vest and lives in Ankh-Morpork. Otto is a vampire who moved from Überwald and is now living in Ankh-Morpork. Like most vampires in Ankh-Morpork, he is a Black Ribboner, meaning that he has joined the League of Temperance and sworn off blood. However, the energy that was once spent devising ways of capturing young virgins must be redirected. Otto has successfully transferred that obsession to iconography, and so he makes quite a good iconographer, with one fault - he experimented in The Truth with dark light, which had terrible and unforeseen consequences, and he has since stopped trying to use it to replace natural light. The inherent problem with being a Vampire Iconographer is that flashes of bright light will cause Otto to shriek in pain, and more often than not reduce him to a pinch of dust on the floor. Thanks to a suggestion by William de Worde, Otto finally solved this problem by wearing a vial of blood around his neck, creating an automatic reconstitution mechanism - whenever he crumbles to dust, the vial breaks, reconstructing Otto. The entire process happens within a matter of moments, allowing him to pick up the picture he undied for before it hits the ground. Otto is quite loyal to William de Worde, for giving him his job as an Iconographer, recognizing William's misgivings and struggle to distance himself from his speciesist father. In The Truth, when William confronts his father about his part in the plot to discredit Vetinari, the senior de Worde decides to have his son sent to a far off land to prevent him from meddling in his affairs. Otto, who was following William, defends him from the would-be abductors, and while strongly tempted to break his vow and bite William's father, acquiesces to William's urging to not do so. Having joined the Ankh-Morpork Times at the very beginning of the newspaper, he is currently its Head Iconographer. Where there is news, where the Ankh-Morpork crowds gather for street theatre, Otto will also be there, in his vest of many pockets and carrying his iconograph and cage of salamanders. Otto is more or less fluent in Morporkian and can speak without his Überwaldean accent, but cannot get his head around common slang. It is implied that Otto, unlike most other Black Ribboners, deliberately cultivates a stereotypical yet humorous vampiric appearance in order not to be taken seriously -- and thus, not feared. 129730 2000 Discworld: Ankh-Morpork Times Staff: William de Worde N Pratchett, Terry “The Truth” is the 25th Discworld novel. “Monstrous Regiment,” “Borogravia,” “Thudl,” “Making Money.” Journalist William de Worde is a professional scribe who in The Truth became the editor of the Disc’s first Newspaper, The Ankh-Morpork Times. He has an obsessive dislike of lying, which he has learned to work around in the name of journalism. In self-imposed exile from his background of wealthy noblehood, William works hard (and with varying degrees of success) to cast off the influence of his father, Lord de Worde, an arrogant speciesist and bully. It has been suggested that by Going Postal he may have married his friend and editor, Sacharissa Cripslock. William also appears in Monstrous Regiment, reporting on the war in Borogravia, and is mentioned in Thud! and Making Money. According to Moist von Lipwig he is roughly the same age as Moist, who is 26 in Going Postal. His name is probably a play on the first two printers in England; William Caxton and Wynkyn de Worde. He also bears certain similarities to Washington Irving. William de Worde's c-mail is WDW@Times.AM. 129731 2005 Discworld: Going Postal: Novel of Discworld, A N Pratchett, Terry #29 Discworld Novel Series Reporter Sacharissa Cripslock is the daughter of an engraver who became a reporter for the Ankh-Morpork. She appears wearing a wedding ring and is assumed to be married, presumably to Editor William de Word. But she addresses herself as Miss Cripslock. She shows considerable talent as a journalist with a nose for news and a knack of creating snappy headlines. 129732 2004 Discworld: Monstrous Regiment: Novel of Discworld, A N Pratchett, Terry #31 Discworld Series Editor William de Worde of Discworld's first newspaper, the Ankh-Morpork Times. Motto: "The truth shall make ye fret." Or possibly "fred," or maybe even "free," proofreading still to come. Dwarf Gunilla Goodmountain, inventor of the printing press. De Worde is the well-meaning younger son of reactionary nobility. Had been providing a monthly newsletter to the elite using engraving. Then he is struck by the power of the press. Dwarves responsible convince him to expand his letter into a newspaper. Soon he has a staff including Sacharissa Cripslock, a genteel young lady with a knack for headline writing, and Photographer Otto Chriek, whose vampirism causes difficulties -- flash pictures cause him to crumble to dust and need reconstitution. Worde is covering the war in Borogravia. 129733 2000 Discworld: Otto von Chriek, Photographer N Pratchett, Terry Photographer Otto von Chriek is one of the "Black Ribboners," vampire teetotallers who have forsworn drinking human "b-vord." Otto has replaced his craving for blood with an obsession with light and photography. News Photographer Weegee clone. Since sunlight reduces vampires to dust until some administers a drop of blood, the flash salamander he uses which gives off stored sunlight constantly causes Otto problems. He now carries a small vial of animal blood on a chain around his neck, which smashes and reconstitutes him if his salamander goes off too brightly. Otto experiments with "dark light," the light you find when you go out the other side of darkness, but this has its own unique problems such as not illuminating the present to the imp inside his camera which paints the pictures he takes. Most other people also object to being photographed with it out of beliefs of it being "unholy" or simply being uncomfortable with feeling "like your head has been opened up and icicles have been pounded into your brain." (Worde). 129734 2000 Discworld: Sacharissa Cripslock, Reporter N Pratchett, Terry Reporter Sacharissa Cripslock is the granddaughter of an engraver formerly employed by Editor William De Worde. She becomes a reporter for the Ankh-Morpork Times. She originally arrived at the print works to complain about the invention of moveable type. She possesses the ability to think in headlines and has gained valuable experience as an editor. She can reduce an article's length in half merely by crossing out all the adjectives. She is somewhat eclectically attractive. She shows considerable talent as a journalist with a nose for news and a knack of creating snappy headlines. She appears in "The Truth" and "Going Postal." Gunilla Goodmountain is the dwarf who brought movable type to Ankh-Morpork. He teams up with Editor William de Worde to start the Discworld's first newspaper, the Ankh-Morpork Times. Sacharissa confronted William de Word angrily when he starts printing his newsletter with Goodmountain threatening her grandfather's livelihood. 129735 2000 Discworld: Truth, The (aka Terry Pratchett's the Truth): Novel of Discworld, A NSF Pratchett, Terry #25 Discworld Series Editor William de Worde, a canny newsman and well-meaning son of reactionary nobility, has been providing a monthly newsletter of current events to the elite subscription list using engraving. He expands his letter and the Ankh-Morpork Times is born. Soon he has a staff including Sacharissa Cripslock, a genteel young lady with a knack for headline writing, and Photographer Otto Chriek, whose vampirism causes difficulties -- flash pictures cause him to crumble to dust and need reconstitution. Chriek must also battle his desire for blood, particularly Cripslock's blood. Thriving city of Ankh-Morpork where humans, dwarfs and trolls share the streets with zombies, vampires, werewolves and occasional talking dog. First newspaper of Discworld. Worde meets dwarf wordsmith Gunilla Goodmountain, inventor of printing press who helps transforms Worde's newsletter into daily called Ankh-Morpork Times, with subhead, "The Truth Shall Make Ye Free." Worde is Discworld's first investigative journalist. Dwarf printers with names as variants of type-style names, smuggled press into city in defiance of city ruler's edict against such machines. Fills pages with reports of local club meetings and pictures of humorously shaped vegetables, Worde discovers plot 129736 2000 Discworld: William de Worde, Professional Scribe N Pratchett, Terry Editor William de Worde is a professional scribe who becomes editor of the Disc's first newspaper, The Ankh-Morpork Times. He has an obsessive dislike of lying, which he has learned to work around in the name of journalism. In self-imposed exile from his background of wealthy noblehood, de Worde works hard to cast off the influence of his father. He appears in "The Truth" and also in "Monstrous Regiment" reporting on the war in Borogravia. He is mentioned in "Thud." 129737 2000 Dish, The M DVD -R HQ 9674, 9675 News Media. Female Print Journalist (Susan Ward). Male Reporter (Roger Crisp). Newspaper Reporter (Bernard Curry). Journalist (Neil Pigot). ABC Journalist (Mal Walden). 129738 1997 Dish, The T Series 1997. Field Reporter (Candace Juman). 129739 2002 Dish: Gossip in Hollywood DT SVD 1172 Gossip Journalism 129740 1947 Dishonored Lady M DVD -R HQ 8383, 8384 Fashion Editor Madeleine Damien (Hedy Lamarr) of a slick Manhattan magazine by day and a lively party girl by night. Pressures of her job including kowtowing to an advertiser, and her back luck with men are driving her to a nervous breakdown. Seeks help of psychiatrist and under his orders, she quits her job and moves into a small flat under a new identity. She becomes interested in painting and a handsome neighbor. He soon finds out about her past when an ex-suitor implicates her in a murder. AP News Broadcaster (Reid Kilpatrick). 129741 1964 Disi orumcek MF Turkey Journalist 129742 1983 Dismissal, The MT Miniseries Reporter (Veronica Lang). Press Secretary (Tony Barry) 129743 2006 Disney 365: High School Music, The Concert. T DVD -R HQ 7574 Reporters for Disney 365 Report on the stars of "High School Musical, The Concert." Sterling, one of the backup dancers, does exclusive interviews of the cast with a microphone. For Disney 365, I'm Sterling. 129744 2004 Disney 411: Hilary Duff T Episode 7. 9-28-2004 Reporter (Jackson Rathbone). Hilary Duff (Herself). 129745 2006 Disney Channel Games, The T Miniseries Commentators (Phill Lewis, Brian Stepanek). Interviewer (Raul Moreno). 129746 2007 Disney’s Really Short Report T Reporters (Craig Silverstein, Brian Alexander) 129747 2000 Disney's The Kid M SVD 970 TV Anchorwoman Deirdre Lafever (Jean Smart) 129748 1996 Disney's Wonderland T SV 295 Reporter 129749 1979 Disneyland: Absent-Minded Professor, The (Part 1 and 2) T Episode #531-532. 9-9/16-1979 News Media. TV Newsman (Wally Boag). Communications Man (Gregg Palmer). 129750 1973 Disneyland: Barefoot Executive, The (Part 1 and 2) T Episodes. 9-16/23-1973. Season #20. Episode #1-2 Reporter (Edward Faulkner). Advertising Executive (Morgan Farley). 129751 1982 Disneyland: Beyond Witch Mountain T Episode #559. 2-20-1982 Reporter (Hettie Lynne Hurtes). 129752 1982 Disneyland: Blackbeard's Ghost (Parts 1 and 2). C Episodes #576-#577. 11-20/27-1982 TV Commentator Mel Willis (Elliott Reid). 129753 1954 Disneyland: Charley and the Angel T Episode #494. 10-16-1977 Reporter (Bob Hastings). 129754 1973 Disneyland: Fire on Kelly Mountain T Episode #445. 9-30-1973 News Commentator (Noam Pitlik). 129755 1977 Disneyland: Gus C Episode #499. 9-18-1977 News Media. Reporter (Virginia O'Brien). TV Interviewer (George Putnam). New York Broadcaster (Larry McCormick). Los Angeles Sportscaster (Stu Nahan). Atoms' Announcer (Dick Enberg). Real-Life Journalists. 129756 1980 Disneyland: Kids Who Knew Too Much, The T Episode #542. 3-9-1980 TV Newscaster (Mario Machado). 129757 1982 Disneyland: No Deposit, No Return (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #563-564- 11/12-5-1982 Reporter Sandy (Jean Gillespie). Reporter (Jack Wells). 129758 1975 Disneyland: Now You See Him, Now You Don't T Episode #464. 10-26-1975 Reporter (Kenner G. Kemp). TV Announcer (Frank Aletter). 129759 1963 Disneyland: Pollyanna (Parts 1, 2 and 3) T Episodes #241-#242-#243. 12-1/8/15-1963 Editor (Harry Harvey). 129760 1978 Disneyland: Shaggy D.A., The T Episode #518. 9-24-1978 TV Interviewer (Jonathan Daly). TV Cameraman (Walt Davis). Narrator (Dick Wesson). 129761 1978 Disneyland: Shaggy Dog, The T Episode. 1-29-1978. Season #24. Episode #10. Reporter (Jak Albertson). 129762 1954 Disneyland: Son of Flubber T Chapter #543. 3-16-1960 Sportscaster (Paul Lynde). Newscaster (Lee Giroux). TV Broadcaster (Christopher Dark - Voice). Newsboy (Lindy Davis). 129763 1977 Disneyland: Strongest Man in the World, The T Episode #486. 2-27-1977 TV Man (James Beach). TV Color Man (Art Metrano). Announcer (Jonathan Daly). Reporter (Peter Renaday-Renoudet). 129764 1986 Disneyland: Walt Disney World's 15th Anniversary Celebration T Episode #585. 11-9-1986 Interviewer-Narrator-Host (Art Linkletter). Host-Narrator (Robert Cummings). Host (Walt Disney). Announcers (Mark Elliott, 1981-1983, Dick Wesson, Gary Owens, Jack Wagner, Rex Allen). 129765 1974 Disneyland: Whiz Kid and the Mystery at Riverton, The (Part I and Part II T Episodes #442-#443 1-6/13-1974 Reporter (Peter Renaday-Renoudet). 129766 1999 Disoriented M Photographer (Thom Cammer). 129767 1993 Dispara (Shoot) M Scerbanenco, Giorgio (Short Story). Carlos Saura, Enzo Monteleone (Screenplay) Spain - Ness Book Journalist Marcos (Antonio Banderas) for El Pais becomes enamored of a sure shot horseback rider while covering a circus. Tries to interview her and they become lovers. Assigned to cover concert in Barcelona. While he is away she is sexually assaulted. After the attack, she tracks down and murders her three assailants, later shoots two policemen who stop her on the highway. Marcos suspects she is responsible and gets the help of a colleague on the newspaper to help locate her. Reporter arrives as police surround the farmhouse where she has taken refuge. Police will not let Marcos in and fellow reporters chastise him for holding out on them when they discover he knows the fugitive. After she is shot, the reporter rushes to her. She dies in his arms. No mention of conflict of interest in reporter covering a story involving the woman he loves. 129768 2009 Dispatch M Paparazzi (Annie McGrath). TV Host (Rick Beatty). Star Publicist (Parker Lang). 129769 1996 Dispatch From a Cold Country N Cullen, Robert Editor Colin Burke, deputy foreign editor at the Washington Tribune feels responsible for the brutal murder of Correspondent Jennifer Morelli. She discovered a plot but is murdered before she can submit the scoop to Burke, a former Moscow-based journalist He takes a leave from his new job and travels to St. Petersburg to investigate. This dangerous crusade brings him into the path of a well-armed Colombian art buyer, various Russian factions, attractive undercover CIA agent. Morelli, Burke's young freelance protégé, had films and facts on the potential scandal and calls Burke from Frankfurt planning to meet him at the Washington Tribune. But she's been followed from Russia by an assassin. Burke finds her mutilated body. He suspects that Russia's famous museum the Hermitage is at the center of this dark scandal involving the reporter's death. 129770 1940 Dispatch From Reuters, A M DVD -R HQ 5870, 5871 (Complete). DVD -R HQ 5000, 4999 (missing ending). SVDSP 609 Willams, Valentine, Wolfgang Wilhelm (Story - "Reuter's News Agency"). Milton Krims (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor of his own news service, Julius Reuters (Edward G. Robinson) starts with a carrier pigeon service, then messages by wire. Ida Magnus Reuter (Edna Best) works with Julius. Editor Grant of the Morning Advertiser (Alec Craig). The London Times informs him it intends to rely on its own reporters for information, not on a news service. Reuters gives a copy of the speech to the Times and it appears with Reuters credit. He becomes "the most discussed man in Europe." Rival services threaten him. Exclusive on assassination of Lincoln. No one believes story. Parliament wants to censor press. Story confirmed. Reliability of his service saves the press from "another of those countless attempts to take away its freedom. Reporters (Michael Audley, Cliff Clark, Eddie Dew, Demetris Emanuel, Robert Homans, Edward Keane, Pat O'Hara, George Sorel). Telegraphers for Reuter (Charles Irwin, David Thursby). French Telegrapher (Jacques Vanaire). Cockney Newspaper Vendors (Norman Ainsley, Frank Benson, George Cathrey, Cyril Delevanti, Douglas Gordon, Bobby Hale, Alec Harford, Charles Knight, Fred Murray, Eric Stanton, Hal Taylour). News Vendor in Paris (Herbert Heywood). 129771 1699 Dispensary, The PO USC Garth, Samuel News 129772 1959 Displaced Missile, The SS MLPL Hay, Jacob In "Saturday Evening Post Stories 1958." City Editor Mike Brewer of the Dexter Dispatch. Runs his wife's paper. Amalgamated Press bureau chief in Harrisburg. Major news story develops. Hick Editor Terrorizes Stricken City. 129773 2002 Disquiet Heart N Silvis, Randall Newspaper. Street Urchan Augie Dubbins and mystery-solving sidekick, Edgar A. Poe. Augie's articles reprinted. 129774 1906 Dissertations by Mr. Dooley SS Dunne, Peter Finley Fictional Journalist created by Dunne. Appeared in Chicago Post. Popular character. Point of view of the commoner who sees the pretentious as fair game. Wry common sense 129775 1988 Dissident M Editor-in-Chief (Margarita Terekhova). 129776 2004 Distance Between Us, The N Hamilton, Masha War Correspondent Caddie Blair lost her news photojournalist lover Marcus Lancour and her detachment during an unexpected ambush in the war-torn Middle East. The 32-year-old Blair swears "by measured closeness and a dose of dulled feelings," but everything changes after the ambush on the way to an interview with a Lebanese crime king that leaves her lover dead in her arms. She retreats to her flat in Jerusalem to make sense of her personal involvement in Lancour's death refusing to take a cushy desk job in New York and continuing to work both sides of the Palestinian-Israel conflict. Mysterious Russian professor offers insider information about terrorist cell activity feeding the reporter's need to seek and witness revenge. 129777 2005 Distance, The M Sports Reporter (Bryan Friday) 129778 2006 Distance, The DT Commentator, HBO (Jim Lampley). HBO Analyst (Larry Merchant). 129779 1993 Distant Star N Bickmore, Barbara Correspondent of the Chicago Times is married to Chloe Cavanaugh, Chicago Times' most famous correspondent and living in China in 1923. 129780 2009 Distant waves: Novel of the Titanic, A N Weyn, Suzanne Journalist W.T. Stead, a scientist, an industrialist, and four sisters and their mother who make their way from a spiritualist town in New York to London find themselves on the Titanic. One of the scientist’s inventions dooms them and one could save them. 129781 1992 Distinguished Gentleman, The M TV Anchor, Election (Nina Totenberg). D.C. Anchor (Angela Stribling). D.C. Correspondent (Patricia Ciaffa). Florida Reporter (Roger E. Reid). 129782 1995 Distinguished Guest, The N Miller, Sue Weinberg List Journalist 129783 2005 Distortion MF Israel Field Reporter and Documentary Filmmaker Anat for the Israeli Commercial Channel is doing a piece about a debt-ridden ex-army officer. Her boyfriend is an Israeli playwright, emotionally scarred in the wake of a terrorist attack in Tel Aviv, who can’t seem to finish his play. He’s trying to make sense of the world through his newest play but becomes bogged down with writer’s block. The bored and paranoid director-writer asks a private eye to conduct a stakeout on his girlfriend to see if she is cheating on him. The detective follows her at her job and at home and his observations become part of the play. 129784 1970 Distrait, Le MF Interviewer (Louis Navarre), L'interviewer 129785 1995 Distress NSF OWN - P Egan, Greg Investigative Reporter Andrew Worth turns down a documentary on a new mental illness. 2055. 129786 1980 Distribution of Low Budget Films or The Gardener's Seeds of Evil Killed My Million Dollar Dream, The DT Short Critic Davey Marlin Jones. 129787 1915 District Attorney, The M Klein, Charles, Harrison Grey Fiske (Play) AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Editor of a reform newspaper, General Ruggles (Walter Law), helps an imprisoned man expose a corrupt contractor's forgery scheme. 129788 2001 District, The: T SVD 1456 (Media Excerpts Only). SVD 906. Episodes. News Media 129789 2004 District, The: T SVD 1511 Episode Journalist reveals he was going to help a female lobbyist write an expose of a congressman after. She is found dead, ruled a suicide but the police chief Mannion thinks this is a case of murder. 129790 2003 District, The: Back in the Saddle T DVD -R HQ 2944 Episode #60. 2-15-2003 News Media. Debreno is assigned to protect a popular singer who has received multiple death threats. 129791 2003 District, The: Blindsided T DVD -R HQ 7362 Episode #59. 2-8-2003 News Media. Press Conference. Mannion and Vanessa get carjacked while visiting Los Angeles. 129792 2003 District, The: Bloodlines T DVD -R HQ 2956 Episode #63. 4-12-2003. News Media. Reporter (Mel Fair). Newsman (Michael Spound). A series of murders points to someone opposed to interracial relationships. 129793 2002 District, The: Convictions T Episode #44. 5-11-2002 Photographer (Serge Delpierre). 129794 2001 District, The: Cop Hunt T Episode #32. 12-1-2001 News Media. Reporter #2 (Nikki Crawford). 129795 2003 District, The: Criminally Insane T DVD -R HQ 2962 Episode #64. 4-26-2003. News Media. Victim dies while in police custody jeopardizing Jack Chief Mannion's career. Mannion saves the life of the mayor's son. TV reporters and others shouting out questions at Mannion. "Is Chief Mannion's job on the line?" News Anchor (Wendy Poole). Reporter #2 (Craig Tsuyumine). Reporter #3 (Hira Ambrosino). Reporter #4 (Avis Wrentmore). 129796 2000 District, The: Dirty Laundry T DVD -R HQ 3078 Episode #2. 10-14-2000 Reporter Frank Halloran (Steven Marcus) of the Post is part of media questioning police's effectiveness in dealing with guns on the streets of Washington D.C. Reporter #2 (Meera Simhan). 129797 2002 District, The: Drug Money T Episode #49. 10-19-2002 TV News Anchor (Rachel Reenstra). 129798 2002 District, The: Explicit Activities T DVD -R HQ 1952 Episode #48. 10-12-2002 News Media. Reporter (Gary Newton). Reporter #2 (Lee Perkins). Reporter #3 (Leesa Severyn). Child-pornography cases inspire Mannion to seek changes in legislation dealing with the crime. 129799 2004 District, The: Family Values T Episode #84. . 2-28-2004. News Media. Reporter (Michael Gabriel Goodfriend). Reporter (Gary Newton). Reporter (Sharon Swainson). Reporter #3 (Avis Wrentmore). 129800 2002 District, The: Free-Fire Zone T DVD -R HQ 2916. VHS 1318 Episode #53. 11-16-2002 Reporter accuses Mannion of committing a war crime in Vietnam 22 years ago by ordering 18 innocent people to be killed. One of the chief's fellow soldiers confirms the story. 129801 2000 District, The: How They Lived T DVD -R HQ 3105 Episode #6. 11-11-2000 News Media. Mannion's attempt to punish bad cops backfires when the police force retaliates with a sick-out. Reporters jam news conferences. 129802 2000 District, The: In God We Trust T Episode #76. 11-22-2003 News Media. Reporter (Sharon Swainson). 129803 2003 District, The: Jack's Back T DVD -R 1963 Episode #68. 9-27-2003 News Media. TV News Reporter (April-Jennifer Rouse). Mannion returns to Washington D.C. to get his job back and moves into a building slated for demolition. Mannion works outside the system to clear Temple of a murder charge. Press Conference. 129804 2003 District, The: Jupiter for Sale T Episode #73. 11-1-03 News Media and serial killer. News Anchor #1 (Leyna Nguyen). News Anchor #2 (Mel Fair). Newscaster (Konstantina Mallios). Field Reporter (Avis Wrentmore). Writer expert on the killer brought in as a consultant, disliked by chief of police for his arrogance. 129805 2001 District, The: Lost and Found T Episode #24. 9-29-2001 News Media. Reporter #1 (Ginny Harman). 129806 2001 District, The: Most Dangerous Job, The T DVD -R HQ 2237 Episode #15. 2-17-2001 News Media. TV News Press Conference. TV coverage. Mannion crusades for the safety of the city's cabdrivers. Newspapers. Police Public Relations. Reporter #1 (Gwen Mihok). An undercover operation threatens Temple's life. 129807 2004 District, The: Open Season T Episode #88. 5-1-2004 News Media. Reporter #3 (Avis Wrentmore). Press Conference. Noland is shot and critically wounded when his battle against gangs puts him in the line of fire. 129808 2002 District, The: Payback T DVD -R HQ 2517 Episode #45. 5-18-2002 News Media. Reporter (Allison Gammon). Reporter #1 (Avis Wrentmore). 129809 2000 District, The: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 1964 Episode #1. 10-7-2000 News Media. Reporter #1 (Alison Ebbert). 129810 2001 District, The: Project, The T Episode #27. 10-20-2001 News Media. Reporter (Shelli Lether). 129811 2003 District, The: Rage T Episode #65. 5-3-2003. News Media. Reporter #1 (Nancy H. Newman). Reporter #2 (Mark Chaet). Reporter #3 (Leesa Severyn). Reporter #4 (Ben Makiewicz). Reporter #5 (Wendy Poole). TV Reporter (Aloha Taylor) After a video where Brander arrests a drug addict is made public and turned into a abuse of power issue, the Mayor demands that Mannion fires him, which he refuses to do giving that the man was found innocent. Instantly, a major riot breaks out in the city with the citizens protesting and attacking the police, demanding that Brander get fired. Several police cars are bombed and set on fire. Nancy rescues an officer from an angry riot. He's badly injured and asks her out when he comes by to pick up his dog. Mannion is trying to save Brander, but when he can no longer live with his guilt, he turns in his badge. Unfortunately, the mayor taped Mannion's conversation with brander over the phone and fired him for obstruction of justice. Late at night, Clive calls him up, saying that Ella died unexpectedly. 129812 2001 District, The: Rage Against the Machine T SVD 1068 Episode #14. 2-10-2001 Female Reporter shadows Mannion to write a profile of him. 129813 2002 District, The: Return of the King T Episode #54. 11-23-2002 News Media. Reporter #2 (Avis Wrentmore). 129814 2000 District, The: Running Towards Fire T Episode #20. 4-28-2001 News Media. Reporter (Stephen Fuller). Reporter #1 (Donald Sage Mackay). 129815 2002 District, The: Second Man, The T DVD -R HQ 3147. Episode #52. 11-9-2002 News Media. TV Female Anchor on television screen. Noland comes under investigation when he is present at a crime committed in a convenience store. DC Newswoman (Leyna Nguyen). Newscaster (Jim Moret). 129816 2002 District, The: Shell Game T Episode #42. 4-27-2002 Reporter (Monqiue Daniels). 129817 2001 District, The: Southern Town, A T SVD 1022 Episode #16. 2-24-2001 Reporter (Melinda McGraw) has crush on Mannion who brings her to New York for his ex-wife's wedding. 129818 2002 District, The: This Too Shall Pass T DVD -R HQ 3346. SVD 1150 Episode #36. 2-2-2002 TV Reporter's body is found in abandoned building. Temple and Debreno investigate the murder of the television reporter. 129819 2002 District, The: Twist of Hate T Episode #35. 1-26-2002 Reporter #1 (Mark Ehrlich). Reporter #2 (Paul Eric Jerome). Mannion and his team must get to the bottom of some hate crimes -- unaware that the perpetrator is the last person they would suspect. 129820 2003 District, The: Untouchable T DVD -R HQ 3205 Episode #57.. 1-25-2003 News Media. Attorney uses the media to help his client. A killer recants a confession and the police must find hard evidence to convict him. 129821 2003 District, The: Where There's Smoke T DVD -R HQ 6518 Episode #62. 3-15-2003 Reporter Frank Halloran (Steven Marcus). News Media. Following a serious accident, Mannion challenges his counterpart in the Department of Roads and Highways. Temple and Debreno search for missing documents relating to a corporate fraud trial. 129822 2007 Disturbia M TV News Anchor (Kent Shocknek). 129823 1998 Disturbing Behavior M DVD -R HQ 7451, 7452 Reporter (Marciarose Shestack). High-school students suspect that sinister forces are controlling their too-perfect classmates. 129824 2007 Diva NashVegas N Hauck, Racel Tabloid Interview working for Inside NashVegas is after an exclusive story about Aubrey James who ruled the charts as the queen of country for over a decade. She had rocketed to fame in the shadow of her parents’ death -- both of them pioneers in Gospel music. But while her public life, high profile romances and fights with Music Row executives made for juicy tabloid headlines, the real and private Aubrey has remained a media mystery. But what do you do when the past you’ve been skirting shows up at your door with cameras rolling? When a former band member betrays Aubrey’s trust and sells an “exclusive” to a tabloid, the star knows she must go public with her story. But Aubrey’s private world is rocked when the Inside NashVegas interviewer is someone from her past -- someone she had hoped to forget. 129825 1919 Diverging Roads N MLPL Lane, Rose Wilder Magazine. Helen Davies (Kennedy). Pacific Coast subscription sales idea. Then writing magazine articles. Mr. Hayden, editor. New series starting in the Post. 129826 1928 Diversey N OWN - H Kantor, Mackinlay Chicago Journalist lives in lodging houses with City Hall politics and bootleg feuds in the American of the 1920s. 129827 1976 Diversions M Photographer (Tony Kenyon) 129828 1924 Diversions of Dawson, The NM Copplestone, Bennett Press 129829 1812 Diverting History of John Bull and Brother Jonathan N MLPL Paulding, James K. Editor Peter Porcupine. Editor satirized for making improper use of their freedom. 129830 1954 Divided Heart, The M Reporter (Alec McCowen) 129831 2002 Divided Heart, The NR Harrison, Sarah Journalist Callum meets a woman who is engaged to another man. He is everything her fiancé isn't -- vibrant and unsettled as opposed to good and steady. 129832 2004 Divided in Death NM Robb, J.D. (Nora Roberts) TV Reporter Nadine Furst, top on-air reporter for Channel 75 129833 2008 Divine Appointment, The N Teel, Jerome Reporter Holland Fletcher always wanted to be a true investigative journalist but he’s never really stepped up to the plate. That is until he receives an anonymous tip and is plunged into a dangerous realm of intrigue and murder that involves not only the Supreme Court, but also the entire nation. 129834 1300 Divine Comedy PO COPY Dante, Alighieri Troubadour. Observer of events reviewed in purgatory. Sordello as a political analyst. Political and moral poetry. Cantos VI through IX.. Folquet of Marseilles, a troubadour and poet. Canto XXVIII -- Bertran de Born. Purgatory - Canto XXVI -- Giraud de Borneil, of Sideuil Purgatory - Canto II - Herald. Flock round a herald sent with olive branch, To hear what news he brings, and in their haste Tread one another down. 129835 1994 Divine Days N Forrest, Leon African-American Journalist Joubert Jones is a playwright, journalist, bartender, lover. 129836 2004 Divine Emerald, The M News Media. TV News Anchor (Mia Duvall). Capitol Field Reporter (Anna May Early). Radio News Reporter (Candace Lewis). 129837 1904 Divine Fire, The N SincSlair, May Literary Editor Horace Jewdwine 129838 2009 Divine Geometry N Simas, Geraldo New York Times Reporter and another reporter from Le Monde get involved in a story that starts in South Italy where an archaeological expedition sponsored by a computer science business man from India, discovers a relic inside a container with an octahedron shape containing five encrypted manuscripts. Due to the expedition leader’s lack of attention, four of the group are robbed in a violent plot, the same night of the discovery. As dark forces begin to merge, the discovery and the theft become front page news in the world media. Such are the repercussions, the events trigger different global media companies to budget resources to dig deeper into the sensational story. The goal of deciphering the remaining manuscript as well as to discover the whereabouts of the others that had disappeared, become the challenge for several people, but primarily for the reporters. 129839 1990 Divine Ryans N Johnston, Wayne Publisher. Ryans of St. John's, Newfoundland, are a large and deeply eccentric Irish-Catholic family in news publishing. 129840 2004 Divine Sarah: A Novel N Braver, Adam Reporter Vince Baker, an ambitious newspaper reporter, faces his own demons as he tries to uncover the truth about the great actress, Sarah Bernhardt. Publicity guru Abbot Kinney. Bernhardt flees to Los Angeles and Venice. She's pursued by the press and by ace reporter Vince Baker along with 50 other reporters. They are astounded to see her catch a 10-pound sea bass from a Venice pier, split it open with her hotel key and plunge her face into the entrails, perhaps to awaken her fading spirit. She no longer has the energy to fight the press as in years past. 129841 2002 Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood M Time Magazine Female Interviewer (Barbara Weetman) 129842 2005 Diviners, The N Moody, Rick Publicists. Celebrity PR girls in Manhattan. Screenplay called "The Diviners" aims to depict virtually every ethnic group and time period in history. A crowd-pleasure for every crowd. Except it doesn't actually exist. Development executive, the agent, the Manhattan Celebrity publicists and almost everyone else viciously vying for a piece of the project don't know it's fake. 129843 2002 Division Trade M News Media. News Reporter (Heidi Hecker) 129844 2003 Division, The: 'Till Death Do Us Part T Episode #45. 1-5-2003 News Media. 1st Reporter (Keith Pillow). 129845 2003 Division, The: Cost of Freedom, The T Episode #51. 3-16-2003 News Media. Reporter (Stacey Tate). 129846 2001 Division, The: First Hit's Free, Baby, The T DVD -R HQ 3692 Episode. Reporter is stabbed. Magda goes undercover disguised as a prisoner. 129847 2002 Division, The: Illusions T Episode #34. 4-28-2002 TV Reporter (Carole Raphaelle Davis). 129848 2002 Division, The: Keep Hope Alive T Episode. 4-2-2002. Season #2. Episode #11 TV Reporter (Carlos Amezcua). 129849 2001 Division, The: Secrets and Lies T SVD 1480 Episode. 2-11-2001 Reporter is murdered and a city official may be behind the killing. 129850 1957 Divorce Court T Series Hosts Bill Walsh and Colin Male, courtroom-based narrators 129851 1913 Divorce Scandal, The M Ness Book Reporter who needs a raise before his sweetheart will marry him, is assigned to get letters detailing the divorce of a society woman. Trades places with milkman to get into the house. Plays up to the maid, but his fiancée catches them together. Editor helps reporter patch up things with his fiancée. 129852 2003 Divorce, Le M Johnson, Diane (Novel). Ruth Prawer Jhabvala (Screenplay) News Media. TV Interviewer (Elie Axas). TV Moderator (Micky Sebastian). TV Talking Head (Sebastien Pascaud). TV Talking Head (Gerard Couchet). Photographer (Arnaud Borrel). 129853 2006 Divorced Diva Series, The T Reporter (Brianna Beach). 129854 1930 Divorcee, The M DVD -R HQ 2818, 2801. SVD 1360 Shearer, Thirties, AFI-Reporters Reporter Ted, a "Roving Newspaperman" (Chester Morris) 129855 1998 Divorcing Jack M Bateman, Colin (Screenplay based on his novel) News Media. Journalist Dan Starkey (David Thewlis) in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Reporter (Katie Tumelty). Starky hooks up with the ex-girlfriend of a vicious local criminal. He gets booted out of his home for his infidelity, has a murderer on his tail and must try to write the story of his life in order to save his journalism job. He gets help from a stripper dressed as a nun and goes undercover dressed as Shaggy from Scooby Doo. He finds a drinking buddy in an American fellow journalist. Dan Starkey’s satirical column in a Belfast paper, with his scathing opinions on politicians, has earned him the reputation of a cynical sharp talker. His life begins to spin out of control when Margaret, the girl who has entered his life, is murdered. Why? Who? Was it his wife Patricia? Unfortunately, all Starkey knows are the last words she ever spoke: “Divorce Jack.” Aided by an American journalist, Starkey must discover who killed Margaret and who kidnapped his wife. His night with Margaret was only a toe in the polluted ocean of romantic betrayal: unbeknownst to Dan he has stumbled on a political minefield planted 15 years ago and it’s about to explode. 129856 1993 Divya Shakti MF India Reporter Prashant Verma (Ajay Devgan) works for Navkranti, which is owned and operated by Pandey (Anjan Srivastay). Everyday Prashant witnesses the regression within Bombay City and watches silently and helplessly as gangsters take over the lives of ordinary citizens. The police voice is now synonymous with oppression itself and protects the criminals, not the public. One day, Prashant witnesses a murder of a drunk, which is written off as an accident by the police and the file is closed. He decides that he has had enough of being a bystander so he approaches the Police Commissioner, and tells him who killed the drunk. From that moment on, Prashant’s orderly middle-class life is turned upside down -- he loses his job, his sister is abducted, raped and traumatized to such an extent that she becomes numb with shock and kills herself. Now a shattered and devastated Prashant must decide to avenge his sister’s rape or relocate to another city and try to put his life together again. But will the forces of oppression led by the police permit Prashant to ever lead a normal life again? 129857 1943 Dixie M Publisher (George Anderson). Publisher (Harry Bradley). Publisher (Jimmy Conlin). Publisher (William Halligan). Publisher's Assistant (Wilbur Mack). News Vendor (Charles R. Moore). 129858 1943 Dixie Dugan M Editor (Morris Ankrum) 129859 1962 Dixon of Dock Green: Cause for Alarm T UK. Episode #181. 11-3-1962 Photographer (Bill Richards). 129860 1965 Dixon of Dock Green: Edward the Confessor T Episode #244. 1-9-1965. Reporter (Louis Haslar). Reporter (Richard Poore). Reporter (Peter Thornton). 129861 1968 Dixon of Dock Green: Find the Lady T Episode #318. 9-7-1968 Journalist (Peter Brett). 129862 1974 Dixon of Dock Green: Harry's Back TF UK. Episode #397. 1-12-1974 Photographer (Anthony Collin). 129863 1974 Dixon of Dock Green: Knocker T Episode #396. 1-5-1974 Newsreader (Tim Brinton). TV Engineer (James Walsh). 129864 1968 Dixon of Dock Green: Prospective Candidate, The T Episode. 9-21-1968. Season #15. Episode #3 Reporter (John J. Carney). 129865 1966 Dixon of Dock Green: Samaritan Act, The T Episode #281. 4-9-1966 Interviewer (Peter Hughes). 129866 1962 Dixon of Dock Green: Tower of Strength T Episode #185. 12-1-1962 Newsreader (Alvar Liddell). 129867 2000 DK p.t. - Ost-over DF Denmark Interviewer-Host Lars Wass 129868 2000 Dk4 universitetet: Sprogene I Danmark TF Episode #34. Journalist Ole Stig Andersen. 129869 1999 DKDA (aka Dreams of Youth) TF Cann, Benjamin News Media. Print and broadcast reporters cover young and rising artists in the Mexican pop music scene. 129870 2007 DL Chronicles, The: Boo T DVD Episode #3. Volume #1 Aspiring Journalist Chadwick Williams (Damian Toofek Raven) narrates each episode as he pursues research while authoring a book about MSM (Men who have sex with men). Boo is an ex-convict, a mooch, and a player who lives his life on the DL. His girlfriend is fed up with Boo's cheating and kicks him to the curb. Boo's mother tells him it's time to settle down, but Boo is unfazed and continues having sex with multiple partners, including an unprotected romp with Deron, his neighborhood friend. But when shocking news rattles Boo, he is forced to reconsider his reckless life on the DL. 129871 2007 DL Chronicles, The: Mark T DVD Episode #4. Volume #1 Aspiring Journalist Chadwick Williams (Damian Toofek Raven) narrates each episode as he pursues research while authoring a book about MSM (Men who have sex with men). Mark and Dante, a loving couple who have been living on the DL, are jolted by the unexpected arrival of Mark’s thuggish cousin, Terrell, who shows up at their house needing a place to crash. Desperate to keep their relationship a secret, Mark asks his boyfriend to pretend he’s straight. When Dante reluctantly agrees to play the part of Mark’s “roommate” for their new house guest, a chain of humorous events unfolds, and Mark eventually comes to realize the ridiculous nature of living on the DL in their own home. 129872 2007 DL Chronicles, The: Robert T DVD Episode #2. Volume #1 Aspiring Journalist Chadwick Williams (Damian Toofek Raven) narrates each episode as he pursues research while authoring a book about MSM (Men who have sex with men). A closeted talent agent falls for a much younger health food store manager named Austin. They fall in love at first sight and realize that it is their unprecedented relationship they ever had. What Robert fails to share is that he has a daughter who doesn’t know her father’s identity. Because of this, Austin pretends to be Robert’s client in order to proceed with the relationship. But the truth is finally discovered by his daughter. Robert misblames Austin with terrible words, which badly hurts Austin and their relationship ends. But, at last, Robert obtains his daughter’s understanding, and realizes his huge mistake in ending his relationship with Austin. With honest and touching words, he finally winds Austin back. 129873 2007 DL Chronicles, The: Wes T DVD Episode #1. Volume #1. Gay Aspiring Journalist Chadwick Williams (Damian Toofek Raven) narrates each episode as he pursues research while authoring a book about MSM (Men who have sex with men). Wes Thomas is an upwardly mobile real estate bank who soons finds himself overwhelmed by the demands of his marriage, career, and closeted attraction to men. Wen Wes’ sexy ambivalent brother-in-law stops in for an unexpected stay, he is faced with temptation and ultimately falls for the forbidden fruit. The "Down Low" is a slang term sometimes used to refer to African-American men who identify as being straight, but secretly engage in sexual activity with men. They date women, have children, and often marry in an effort to appear heterosexual to the public. Most of these men do not identify as gay or bisexual and refuse to be associated with the gay identity or gay community. Narrator Williams, a journalist introduced in the first episode, is sharing each story to enlighten viewers to the complexities of being an out gay man in various African-American communities. The shows describe these men’s sexual situations, ranging from complete cover-up to their near-comings out. All these characters are keeping it on the “down low.” They are black men living in a gray area between gay and straight. “This is me, Chadwick Williams....” 129874 2004 Dlugi weekend TF Poland TV Reporter Aldona (Ann Sroka). TV Show Host (Jan Piechocinski). Cameraman (Marek Brodzki). 129875 2005 DM I indsamling 2005 - Foraeldrelose born i. Africa DF Denmark Reporters Louis Bjerregaard, Cirkusbygningen. Reporter Nis Boesdal, Bruuns Gallen, Arhus. Reporter Vibeke Hartkorn, Aalborg Kongres & Kultur Center. Reporter Jacob Kragelund, Odense Koncerthus. Reporter Camilla Ottesen, Slagelse Musikhus. Reporters Karen Rosenberg.Hosts Line Baun Danielsen, Peter Mygind. All-day charity telethon in benefit of African orphans. Five regions of Denmark race against time, in competition of collecting the most money per citizen. 129876 2004 DMA04 News TF Denmark Interviewer (Lars Daneskov). Host (Timm Vladimir - Himself). 129877 1990 DMZ M French Reporter (Jongiorgi Enos) 129878 2007 DMZ Vol 2: Body of a Journalist CB Wood, Brian with Riccardo Burchielli (Illustrator) Photojournalist-Reporter Matty Roth is a kid who thought he was entering New York City as mere assistant to a veteran reporter but who now finds himself an agonizingly “embedded journalist” with more power and responsibilities than he ever wanted. A suicide bomber massacring a ragged urban crowd gathered for a clean water distribution in New York City is part of a full-scale civil war between Free State rebels and the United States government. For Roth and his readers, there is no longer any safe distance from the violence. Manhattan is a demilitarized zone in a near-future war between the U.S. military and the antiestablishment Free Armies. At the same time, however, the residents of the DMZ feel unexpected, growing satisfaction at what they can do not that they’ve been violently freed from a government’s sham protection with only themselves to rely on. Marty is trying to free his former boss, a renowned journalist who’s been kidnapped by the Free Armies. Roth’s star power as a wartime reporter rises both within and outside the DMZ and the embedded journalist lands the break of a lifetime: an interview with the infamous leaders of the Free Armies. 129879 2007 DMZ, Volume 2: Body of a Journalist NSF Wood, Brian. Kristian Donaldson and Riccardo Burchielli (Illustrators) Aspiring Journalist Matty Roth thought he was going to New York City as an assistant to a veteran reporter, but now he finds himself an "embedded journalist" with more power and responsibilities than he ever wanted. New York City is in the front line in a full-scale civil war between Free States rebels and the U.S. Government. A suicide bomber massacres a ragged urban crowd gathered for a clean water distribution in this dark political satire. 129880 2006 DMZ: On the Ground CB Wood, Brian and Riccardo Burchielli Photojournalist is dropped onto the mean streets of Manhattan during a civil war in the near future. While honing up on survival skills with the help of the locals, the rookie photojournalist documents vigilante gangs and civilians living in the conflict. Dramatic images recall the nightly news and stories of war-zone life ring true -- Entertainment Weekly. 129881 1998 Do I Have To Paint You a Picture? (aka “B” Is for Bad at Getting Into Harvard) NJ Rue, Nancy School Editor Norie, one of two editors-in-chief of the King High newspaper, runs with the “high achiever” crowd, kids who participate in things like the Academic Olympics -- and cheating rings. As a Christian who has recently rededicated her life to God, Norie doesn’t want to be a part of the cheating. But stress builds as her friends pressure her to help them. Even worse, Norie’s dad wants her to study more instead of spending time with her prayer partners, the Flagpole Girls. He desperately wants her to get into Harvard. But with the change in the grave curve, that will never happen unless Norie starts cheating, too. Now if she’s going to resist the temptation, and avoid being framed by the very kids she’s trying to stop, she’s going to need prayer, and her Christian friends, more than ever before. 129882 2002 Do I Love You? M Newspaper Columnist Louise is investigating and writing about the Sapphic impulse. 129883 2005 Do No Harm N Ashcraft, Carol-Faye Reporter Mackey Logan has good reason to balk at her latest assignment: an investigation of a nominee for Secretary of the Interior. She can find nothing amiss in his background. Could this expose be a vendetta by her boss, the managing editor? It has derailed her own project, the passion of a lifetime, that she can finally write. Worse, she is trapped into working with longtime adversary Knox Griffin. She is certain that his unscrupulous reporting tactics will destroy an innocent man. But when her life is threatened, she turns on the steam. the eve of the day it is to run, the expose disappears from the computer system, and Mackey's own unfinished project is snatched up to replace it on the front page. Suspicion of sabotage begins to circle around Mackey. While she is defending her integrity, the revelations in her unfinished story send a local man on a murder spree, and Mackey's world teeters 129884 2003 Do Not Disturb NR Ridgway, Christie Investigative Reporter Angel Buchanan dug up a whooping surprise: the late "Artist of the Heart" famous for his family values was the father who had abandoned her when she was four. And there's nothing like the reading of a will to bring people out of the woodwork, especially relatives you never knew you had -- a grieving widow and her sexpot twin sister. A lawyer determined to keep her quiet about her late, not-so-great deadbeat dad's secret life is not a relative and very good looking. Angel knows he'll try to woo her into submission, but how can she resist? The setting is Tranquility House, a remote retreat containing plenty of private rooms and romantic hideaways. How far will the lawyer go to get what he wants? And for that matter, how far will Angel? 129885 1949 Do Not Murder Before Christmas NM OWN - P Iams, Jack Society News. Mrs. Pickett writes society news under the name Debbie Mayfair. J. H. Breen, managing editor of the Record 129886 2006 Do Not Pass Go N Rivera, Beatriz Reporter Melody More of the Hudson County, N.J. newspaper Chronotope, is covering a congressman's speech at a high school and when the school is bombed. More survives, but the congressman and his wife are killed along with 425 others. A year later, the congressman's brother-in-law returns and More recognizes him as the child prodigy who dominated local news decades earlier. He is now an unemployed, belligerent and suicidal drunk. Only quote he'll give her is "All I want to do is die." They realize they share a complicated history of family secrets and betrayals. More's boss and former lover Xavier Contreras is known to the newspaper's readers as Triple X for his triple x-rated exposes. In spite of his anger and rudeness, she finds herself strangely attracted to the surly slovenly man who begs her to leave and not interrupt his plans. As their relationship develops, More returns every day with food and wine. 129887 2003 Do Or Die MT TV Anchor Woman Channel 1 News (Diana Platts). News Media. Pregnant woman tries to find a cure for rapid-aging disease affecting half the world's population including her child. 129888 2004 Do potomnego DF Poland. Photographer (Erazm Ciolek). 129889 1998 Do Right Man N Tyree, Omar African American Radio Talk-Show Host Bobby Dallas has no skeletons or kids in the closet. Suffered a shattering breakup with his first love. Having achieved his dream of becoming a highly successful radio talk-show host, Dallas is looking for love. Dallas is the "do right man," who, despite the weight he's obliged to shoulder as a prototypical Good Black Man, manages to come off as likable, complex and confused. Always wanted to be in radio. At Howard University he interned at a couple of stations. Dallas goes to New York, has a bad love affair, moves to Washington to make a real run for his dream job. 129890 2005 Do They Wear High Heels in Heaven? N Orloff, Erica Columnist Lily Waters woks out of New York and is the mother of two, divorcee of one and partner in crime to an English professor, novelist and best friend. She's the author of Divorce Survival Guide. The two have weathered an apartment fire, disco, bad fashion, bad perms, bad boyfriends -- for both of them -- a failed marriage, parenthood, writer's block. Biggest challenge is Lily has cancer and she wants him to take over her parental duties when she dies. Doctors tell her to lie down and shut up. But she's determined to wear high heels and lipstick and wants to look good dying. She turned 40 and took a mammogram and found out she has breast cancer and is dying. 129891 2001 Do You Believe in Miracles? The Story of the 1980 U.S. Hockey Team DT New York Times Reporter Craig R. Whitney. Boston Globe Reporter John Powers. Sportscaster Jim Lampley, ABC Sports 1980). Igor Kuperman of the Sovietsky Sport Newspaper (1980). 129892 1964 Do You Know This Voice? M Reporter (Geoffrey Wallace). 129893 1946 Do You Love Me M Photographer (Brooks Benedict). Newsboy/Dancer (Dale Barringer). 129894 2005 Do You Speak American? DT Journalist Robert MacNeil travels across the country to observe the current state of the spoken American English language. Assistant Managing Editor Kirk Arnott of the Columbia Dispatch. Critic John Simon. 129895 1962 Dobie Gillis: I Remember Muu-Muu T Episode #108. 4-22-1962 School Newspaper. Maynard decides to write an article about a beautiful anthropology professor for the school newspaper 129896 1959 Dobie Gillis: Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, The T Series September 29, 1959 to September 18, 1963 Newspapers. Daily Record (seven cents a copy) and Daily Courier 129897 1960 Dobie Gillis: You Ain't Nothin’ But a Houn’ Dog T Episode #41. 10-1-1960 Newspaper. Dobie wins a newspaper contest with an essay on Why My Father is My Pal 129898 2005 Doble vida del faquir, La DF Spain Interviewer Elizabet Cabeza - Voice. 129899 1989 Dobrodruzstvi kriminalistiky: Krev TF Episode #6. Journalist Kellerman (Vlastimil Hasek). 129900 1992 Dobrodruzstvi kriminalistiky: Portret duse TF Episode #23. Journalist Michnik (Ivan Trojan). 129901 1926 Dobry vojak Svejk MF Reporter (Martin Fric) 129902 1971 Doc M SVD 1359 Editor Clum (Dan Greenburg) of Tombstone Epitaph. 129903 1936 Doc Savage Adventure: Black Spot, The NSF OWN - P Robeson, Kenneth Paperback #76 Press 129904 2004 Doc: Blindsided T DVD -R HQ 2152 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 10-17-2004 Photographer Caz Truman asks Dr. Oliver Crane (Ron Lea) to write captions for his new exhibit of clowns in the city. Dr. Crane steals the captions from Tippy Doss (Paul Boudreau). It seems Doss has been putting up sayings on a blackboard that inspired the avant-garde photographer. Dr. Crane thought the sayings was his. She erased his saying because it was scaring the patients and put up on of her own -- the one the photographer saw When the photographer finds out that Dr. Crane didn't write the captions, he asks Tippy to write her "Tippy-Boniques" -- two words put together to come up with a new word that has the meaning of both words. She does, and gives Dr. Crane part-credit and Truman's photography exhibit opens to rave reviews. Photographers there to shoot the happy photographer and his two caption writers. 129905 2003 Doc: Candidate, The T Episode. 10-19-2003. Season #4. Episode #3 Reporter #1 (Ola Stunk). Reporter #2 (Brendan Connor). Reporter #3 (Mung-Ling Tsui). 129906 2003 Doc: Evaluate This T DVD -R HQ 5347. Episode. School Yearbook Editor. Raul becomes yearbook editor. Clint convinces adoptive parents to search out a biological father. Corporate executive arrives to evaluate the staff. 129907 2004 Doc: Nip, Tuck and Die T Episode #84. 10-31-2004 Photographer (Jefferson Brown). 129908 2003 Doc: Pick Your Poison T Episode #61. 11-2-2003 News Media. Reporter #1 (Christine Diakos). Reporter #2 (Panou). 129909 2004 Doc: Searching for Bonnie Fisher T Episode. 4-4-2004. Season #4. Episode #15 Reporter (Colin Glazer). 129910 2001 Doc: You Gotta Have Heart T DVD -R HQ 4502. SVD 1030 Episode TV Reporter (Polly Shannon) is allowed by Clint to follow him around the clinic for a day. Tries to help a patient awaiting heart transplant 129911 1997 Doces Poderes MF News Media. TV Reporter (Carmem Moretzsohn). Journalist (Catarina Abdala). Journalist (Cristina Ache). Journalist-Brasilia (Zeze Polessa). Interviewer (Flavia Lins). Photographer (Monica Botkay). Journalist #1 (Paulo Adario). Journalist #2 (Marcos Pecci). Journalist-Parana (Elias Andreato). Journalist (Chico Diaz), Rondonia. Video Editor (Rodrigo Penna). 129912 1987 Doch mit den Clowns kamen die Tränen N Simmel, Johannes Mario Germany Journalist 129913 1962 Dock Brief M Photographer at Fowle Wedding (Frank Thornton). 129914 2006 Doctor + Four, The NR Diamond, Jacqueline Publisher-Newsman Barry Lowell of the local paper in Downhome has gotten under the skin of a female doctor trying to outrun her unhappy past by nursing a grudge. Lowell has been stuck in Downhome far too long and all the ambitious newsman could think about was getting out. Until the tempestuous Latin doctor talked him into helping her give at least one needy child a home. This leaves Lowell to wonder if he could talk the good doctor into making room in her instant family for him. 129915 1971 Doctor at Large: Now Dr. Upton T Episode #1. 2-28-1971 Interviewers. First Interviewer (Bernard Gallagher). Second Interviewer (Tom Macaulay). 129916 1953 Doctor Crimen (El Monstruo Resucito) MF Mexico Journalist Nora (Miroslava), bored, ordered by boss to follow up mysterious advertisement. 129917 1992 Doctor Criminale NM Bradbury, Malcolm Journalist Francis Jay is a trendy but basically decent "journo" -- a literary scribbler for London's Sunday papers. He turns into broadcast journalism to do profile on "Great Thinker of the Age of Glasnost" and steps into world beyond his comprehension. Girlfriend urges him to research for the TV show a story about a mysterious world-renowned philosopher Bazlo Criminale who lived on both sides of the former Iron Curtain. Jay sets out to find the man. By way of Vienna and Budapest, he runs Criminale to earth at a hilarious literary-political conference at an American millionaire's villa in North Italy and begins to observe him. He talks to him, meets his former wife living in Argentina, beds a former girlfriend and decides that intellectual life is more serious and perilous than his glib worldview has allowed for. 129918 1998 Doctor Dolittle (aka Dr. Dolittle) M Reporter (Karl T. Wright) 129919 1980 Doctor Franken MT Reporter (Conchetta Tolman) 129920 1921 Doctor Hackensaw's Secrets No. 1: Secret of Artificial Reproduction, The SSF Fezandie, Clement Press 129921 1922 Doctor Hackensaw's Secrets No. 11: Journey to the Year 2025 SSF Fezandie, Clement Press 129922 1924 Doctor Hackensaw's Secrets No. 27: Secret of the Mermaid, The SSF Fezandie, Clement Press 129923 1921 Doctor Hackensaw's Secrets No. 3: Secret of Suspended Animation, The SSF Fezandie, Clement Press 129924 1924 Doctor Hackensaw's Secrets No. 31: Secret of the Dream Machine, The SSF Fezandie, Clement Press 129925 1924 Doctor Hackensaw's Secrets No. 35: Secret of the Extinct Microbe, The SSF Fezandie, Clement Press 129926 1925 Doctor Hackensaw's Secrets No. 38: Mystery of the Radio Cipher Machine, The SSF Fezandie, Clement Press 129927 1922 Doctor Hackensaw's Secrets No. 6: Secret of The Tel-Automation, The SSF Fezandie, Clement Press 129928 1922 Doctor Hackensaw's Secrets No. 7: Secret of Life, The SSF Fezandie, Clement Press 129929 1973 Doctor in Charge: Epidemic, The T Episode. 10-6-1973. Season #2. Episode #4. TV Reporter (Tim Brinton). 129930 1966 Doctor in Clover M PR Publicity Man (Lionel Murton). TV Commentator (Norman Vaughan) 129931 1970 Doctor in the House: Doctor on the Box T Episode #25. 6-26-1970 Cameraman (Lionel Wheeler). 129932 1947 Doctor Jim M Editor (William Newell). 129933 1992 Doctor Morbid M TV Newscaster (Jonathan Kruger) 129934 1975 Doctor on the Go: Keep Y our Nose Clean T Episode #1. 4-17-1975 Reporter (Kevin Moore). 129935 2002 Doctor Sleep M Journalist (Gerald Lepkowski). 129936 2007 Doctor Strange C News Announcer (Chris Edgerly - Voice). 129937 1940 Doctor Takes a Wife, The M DVD -R HQ 8913, 8912. News Media. Reporter (Charles Lane). Greenwich Editor (Frank Darien). New York Editor (Frank Orth). Morning Express Reporter (Don Beddoe). Photographer (Eddie Laughton). Charlie's Photographer (Walter Sande). 129938 1996 Doctor Who MT TV Anchor (Mi-Jung Lee). News Anchor (Joanna Piros) 129939 2006 Doctor Who: Age of Steel, The T Episode #20. 5-20-2006 Newsreader (Duncan Duff). 129940 2004 Doctor Who: Algebra of Ice, The N Rose, Lloyd Journalist. 129941 2005 Doctor Who: Aliens of London T UK. Episode #4. 4-16-2005. News Media. Reporters (Jack Tarlton, Lachele Carl). Doctor Who returns Rose to her own time but her family reunion is ruined when a spaceship crashes in the middle of London. 129942 2006 Doctor Who: Army of Ghosts T UK. Episode #26. 7-1-2006 Weatherman (Paul Fields) Indian Newsreader (Hajaz Akram). French Newsreader (Anthony de Baeck). Japanese Newsreader (Takako Akashi). 129943 2005 Doctor Who: Christmas Invasion, The T UK. Episode #14. 12-25-2005 News Media. Newsreader 1 (Jason Mohammed). Newsreader 2 (Sagar Arya). Newsreader 3 (Lachele Carl). 129944 1972 Doctor Who: Day of the Daleks (Part 4) T UK. Episode #307. 1-22-1972. U TV Reporter (Alex MacIntosh). 129945 1976 Doctor Who: Deadly Assassin, The (Part 1) T UK. Episode #436. 10-30-1976 Commentator Runcible (Hugh Walters). 129946 2006 Doctor Who: Fear Her T UK. Episode #25. 6-24-2006 Commentator (Hue Edwards - Voice). 129947 1973 Doctor Who: Frontier in Space (Part 1) T UK. Episode #338. 2-24-1973 Newscasters (Louis Mahoney, Bill Mitchell). 129948 1975 Doctor Who: Hand of Fear, The T UK. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Sarah had a flat in South Croydon, where the Doctor tried to drop her off at the end of the serial, but typically did not get the coordinates quite right. 129949 1988 Doctor Who: Happiness Patrol, The (Part 1) T UK. Episode #671. 11-2-1988 Newsreader (Annie Hulley). 129950 2005 Doctor Who: Long Game, The T UK. Episode #7. 5-7-2005 Editor (Simon Pegg - The Editor). 129951 1965 Doctor Who: Nightmare Begins, The T UK. Episode #91. 11-13-1965 Interviewer (Michael Guest). 129952 1987 Doctor Who: Paradise Towers (Part 1) T UK. Episode #657. 10-5-1987 Video Commentator (Simon Coady). 129953 1976 Doctor Who: Planet of the Spiders T UK. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Present when Doctor Who regenerated into the Fourth Doctor. Accompanies him on his journeys through time and space. Encounters Daleks, Cybermen, antimatter creatures at the end of time, android mummies in 1911 England, ancient evils in 15th century Italy and other dangers until the Doctor received a summons to his home planet Gallifrey and could not take her along. As a companion, she was confident, inquisitive and possessed a sharp mind as well as a sharp tongue. She is also a feminist -- in her first appearance she was infuriated when the Doctor asked her to make coffee. She often verbally sparred with fellow companion, Harry Sullivan, who had an old-fashioned, chauvinistic and unintentionally patronizing attitude towards her. Her feminism did not get in the way of forming close friendships with Harry and the Doctor. Feminist views became less prominent as the series went on. Always competent. She shared a good rapport with the Fourth Doctor. One of the most popular of the companions among fans. 129954 1999 Doctor Who: Players N Dicks, Terrance UK. War Correspondent Winston Churchill is a struggling politician destined for greater things. Doctor Who and Peri get involved with him as the TARDIS landed on the sun-baked veldt in the middle of a Boer War skirmish. 129955 2006 Doctor Who: Rise of the Cybermen T UK. Episode #19. 5-13-2006 Newsreader (Duncan Duff). 129956 1973 Doctor Who: Series T UK. 1973-1976 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) in British science fiction series. Companion to the Third and Fourth Doctors, 1973-1976. 129957 1970 Doctor Who: Spearhead From Space: Episode 1 T UK. Episode #254. 1-3-1970. News Media. 2nd Reporter (Prentis Hancock). 129958 1973 Doctor Who: Time Warrior, The T UK. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Infiltrates a top secret research facility by posing as her hunt, Lavinia Smith, a famous virologist. Sneaked into the TARDIS while the Doctor was preparing to follow the trail of a kidnapped scientist through time, and became embroiled in the subsequent adventure. Worked with the Third Doctor and UNIT. 129959 1966 Doctor Who: War Machines, The: Episode 1 T UK. Episode #123. 6-25-1966 News Media. American Journalist (Ric Felgate). Interviewer (John Doye). Newsreader (Kenneth Kendall). US Correspondent (Carl Conway). Radio Announcer (Dwight Whylie). 129960 2005 Doctor Who: World War Three T UK. Episode #5. 4-23-2005 Reporters (Jack Tarlton, Lachele Carl). Fiendish Slitheen unmasked as ones who crashed spaceship into London as part of a ruse to trigger World War Three. But can Doctor save the planet when he's trapped inside a locked room? 129961 1932 Doctor X M DVD -R HQ 5882, 5883. L Reporter Lee Taylor (Lee Tracy) of the Daily World go out to find a cannibalistic strangler. Daily World Editor Willard (Thomas E. Jackson). Daily World Night Editor (Selmer Jackson). 129962 1989 Doctor, Doctor T Series 6-12-89 to 7-24-89. 11-13-89 to 2-26-90). Medical Journalist Dr. Mike Stratford (Matt Frewer) on "Wake Up, Providence," a local morning news show on WNTV-TV hosted by Pia Bismark (Sarah Abrell) 129963 1989 Doctor, Doctor T Episode. 12-11-89 Photographer (Amanda Hillwood) is object of Mike's affection. Jet-setting photographer 129964 1952 Doctor, The: No Story Assignment T Episode. 11-23-52 Press 129965 1991 Doctor…Who on Earth Is Tom Baker M Interviewer (Tom Baker) 129966 1959 Doctor's Dilemma, The M DVD -R HQ 3051, 3052 Newsman from the Globe (Colin Gordon) 129967 1935 Doctor's Son, The SS GPL O'Hara, John In "Collected Stories of John O'Hara, The." Magazine. Little journalism. Review of Reviews, father's favorite magazine. The Standard newspaper. 129968 1987 Doctors and Women NR OWN - H Cheever, Susan Journalist Kate Loomis, journalist falling in love with a powerful doctor 129969 2005 Doctors: Under the Weather T Episode #773. 4-4-2005. Journalist (Sarah Louise Hope). Journalist (Dean Lawrence). 129970 1978 Doctors' Private Lives MT Lady Reporter (Margarita Cordova). Man Reporter (Maurice Sneed). 129971 1981 Documentary on the Making of "Gore Vidal's 'Caligula' DT News Media. United Press International Reporter (Sylvana Foa - Herself). Associated Press Reporter (Dennis F. Redmont - Himself). French Television Newsman (Victor Vramant - Himself). Narrator (Bill Mitchell - Voice). 129972 2009 Dod vid ankomst (aka Dead on Arrival) MF Sweden. Reporter (Susanne Thorson). 129973 1939 Dodge City M DVD -R HQ 2291, 2292. L. SVDSP 547. VHS 463 Buckner, Robert (Screenplay-Story) De Havilland - Ness Book Editor Joe Clemens (Frank McHugh), editor of the Dodge City Star. ("A Journal of Literature and News"). Abbie Irving (Olivia de Havilland) becomes assistant to editor handling special features for women. They get the goods on the town boss. Editor Clemens is shot just as he finishes the article and the story exposing the crooks. His files disappear "Of course, you realize that people in general are inclined to think that a newspaper office is an odd place for a charming young lady like you to be working, don't you?" "A good newspaperman has two jobs. One is to write the news as it happens, day by day, and the other is to be ready for it and write it first. All but the end." 129974 2004 Dodgeball: True Underdog Story, A M DVD -R HQ 8X 4119 Sportscasters (Jason Bateman and Gary Cole) provide laughs as clueless sports commentators. 129975 1998 Dodging Cupid's Arrow N Hoffmann, Kate Harlequin Temptation #670 Investigative Reporter Perrie Kincaid is an independent, sexy, crackerjack reporter who needs a temporary safe haven from a dangerous criminal. An Alaskan bush pilot committed to bachelorhood comes to her rescue. She couldn't believe it when her editor sent her to Muleshoe, Alaska, population 20. Bush pilot never met a woman like this reporter -- bossy, opinionated and absolutely gorgeous. He didn't know whether to strangle her or kiss her. 129976 1929 Dodsworth N OWN - P Lewis, Sinclair Journalist Ross Ireland, whose function is to speak the author's scathing comments on America. 129977 1936 Dodsworth M DVD -R HQ 5414, 5415. SVD 1517 Lewis, Sinclair (Novel). Sidney Howard (Play). Newspaper Headlines. Press. 129978 2007 Does God Exist? M Reporter (Johanna Tschig) 129979 1989 Dog bites man -- no news. Man bites dog -- news A Accorsi William News. Sculptor interprets old joke about the definition of news. 129980 2006 Dog Bites Man: Assignment: Bodybuilders T DVD -R HQ 6181 Episode #1. 6-7-2006 TV News Team. In February 2006, a documentary crew began following a local news team from KHBX Spokane. This is the real life story of how the news is made and the people who make it." Members of the KHBX news team attend sexual harassment training. Iron Man Bodybuilding competition is covered. 129981 2006 Dog Bites Man: Assignment: Brighton, Florida T DVD -R HQ 6780 Episode #6. 7-19-2006 TV News Team. "In February 2006, a documentary crew began following a local news team from KHBX Spokane. This is the real life story of how the news is made and the people who make it." News team gets to do a story on a national kidnapping but a snow storm causes problems for the team. When kidnap victim is found unharmed, their story is dead. 129982 2006 Dog Bites Man: Assignment: Christian Convention T DVD -R HQ 6512. Episode #7. 7-26-2006 TV News Team. "In February 2006, a documentary crew began following a local news team from KHBX Spokane. This is the real life story of how the news is made and the people who make it." News team tries to boost ratings by covering a Christian rock concert and a gaming convention. 129983 2006 Dog Bites Man: Assignment: Daytime Talk Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6621 Episode #9. 8-8-2006 TV News Team. "In February 2006, a documentary crew began following a local news team from KHBX Spokane. This is the real life story of how the news is made and the people who make it." Kevin's dream of doing his own morning talk show comes true. Station gives him the opportunity to shoot a pilot episode of "Beekin and Eggs" but the team learns that producing a different show isn't easy. 129984 2006 Dog Bites Man: Assignment: Gas Prices T DVD -R HQ 6569 Episode#8. 8-2-2006 TV News Team. "In February 2006, a documentary crew began following a local news team from KHBX Spokane. This is the real life story of how the news is made and the people who make it." KHBX News Team is in danger of losing their jobs due to budget cuts. 129985 2006 Dog Bites Man: Assignment: Republican Leadership Conference T DVD -R HQ 6348 Episode #4. 6-28-2006 TV News Team. "In February 2006, a documentary crew began following a local news team from KHBX Spokane. This is the real life story of how the news is made and the people who make it." News crew covers the Southern Republican Leadership Conference in Memphis 129986 2006 Dog Bites Man: Assignment: Spring Break T DVD -R HQ 6287 Episode #3. 6-21-2006 TV News Team. "In February 2006, a documentary crew began following a local news team from KHBX Spokane. This is the real life story of how the news is made and the people who make it." Members of the KHBX news team head to Panama City to investigate the dangers of Spring Break. 129987 2006 Dog Bites Man: Assignment: Team Building T DVD -R HQ 6395 Episode #5. 7-11-2006 TV News Team. "In February 2006, a documentary crew began following a local news team from KHBX Spokane. This is the real life story of how the news is made and the people who make it." Crew attends an outdoor team-building weekend after a focus group rates their newscast. 129988 2006 Dog Bites Man: Assignment: Undercover Homosexual T DVD -R HQ 6244 Episode #2. 6-14-2006 TV News Team. "In February 2006, a documentary crew began following a local news team from KHBX Spokane. This is the real life story of how the news is made and the people who make it." Members of the KHBX news team. Kevin goes undercover as a homosexual in order to expose prejudice in America. 129989 2001 Dog Bites Man: City Shocked N Duffy, James E-Book Reporter "Scoop" Rice, eager young reporter for a muckraking Manhattan weekly, investigates and exposes the mayor's involvement in a canine slaying. Extreme animal activists tie up the city and air traffic in a monumental demonstration. They are abetted by the rabid, newly amalgamated daily Post-News. Apparently the drunken mayor was taking a leak, stepped on a dog and was badly bitten. His cop-bodyguards shot the dog. Publisher of sleazy British-owned tabloid newspaper is asked by a Native American widow of a philanthropic billionaire to investigate the men who killed her pit bull. Mayor's bodyguards had attempted to cover up their involvement in the shooting. But Rice exposes them and all hell breaks loose. 129990 1992 Dog City C Series. 9-26-1992 to 1-28-1995. Fox News. Eddie the Newspup (Stuart Stone) sold the Dog City Howler and helped Detective Act Heart solve mysteries. 129991 1951 Dog Collared C Ham on Wry TV News 129992 1975 Dog Day Afternoon M SVD 583 News Media. TV Anchorman (William Bogert). TV Reporter (Ron Cummins). 129993 2006 Dog Days N Cox, Ana Marie Author of DC political blog Wonkette. Journalist Rick Stossel, one of Washington's most powerful political journalists, is having an affair with a Democrat presidential campaign staffer and a Washington Post gossip columnist begins calling her friends to try to sniff out details of the affair The 28-year-old woman, Melanie Thorton, diverts media attention from her candidate's political troubles and her own romantic ones by creating a fictitious blog supposedly written by a local libertine calling herself Capitolette. She and another twentysomething Democrat, Julie Wrigley, exposes the seamier side of Washington life in the tell-all web log written by a fictional sexy girl.. When the career of the fake blogger takes off, the deception comes to life. Interplay between Washington's more minor political types during the dog days of August in a presidential election year when campaign staffers, media and lobbyists angle for best leaks, stories, sources, parties and affairs. The tide turns when Julie actually hires a girl to be Capitolette and has her appear on news shows and at parties. 129994 1938 Dog Eat Dog NM Chambers, W. Newspaper Girl helps a special investigator solve a series of murders. 129995 1993 Dog Hermit, The NM Stout, David Editor Will Schafer of a New York newspaper assigns himself to the story of a kidnapping of a five-year-old son of a prominent citizen of Long Creek, New York after a Reporter, Fran Spicer, covering the story is killed. Spicer's car crashes on a snowy road and his death is attributed to alcohol. Schafer is intent on vindicating Spicer and finds new purpose as a newspaperman. He also falls for a local woman all the while remaining isolated, an alien in an unfriendly town. 129996 1935 Dog of Flanders, A M Art Critic Monsieur LaTour (Henry Kolker). 129997 1973 Dog Soldiers N OWN - H Stone, Robert Journalist John Converse, small-time journalist and would-be profiteer in Saigon. Cynic. Elmer Bender, a former Communist press baron. 129998 1998 Dogboys MT Newscaster (Joe Matheson). Aussie News Anchor (Jeffrey Knight). 129999 2000 Dogfight N Ring, Ray News Media 130000 1991 Dogfight M Newscaster (Frank Walters) 130001 2007 Dogmestic Violence: Comedy for Dog Lovers, A N Neumann, Dwight News Media, helicopters, police, Governor Schwarzendogger and others are pursuing fleeing dogs racing south on California freeways. Jeckle appears more human than dog. But his attorney and barking interpreter Juan Antonio consistently argues that he should be judged as a dog. First, Jeckle is arraigned as an adult on several serious felony charges, before being transferred to juvenile court. There, he testifies about his experience in the K9 unit, goes after a flipped bone, and both he and his interpreter end up in juvenile hall. After Jeckle’s escape, the two protagonists are returned to adult court for a preliminary hearing that leads to Flatton mental hospital and a 90-day dognostic study to determine their competency to go to trial. Once at Flatton, Jeckle and Juan Antonio find themselves at the mercy of a giant counselor and a psycho/psychiatrist. At the end of the dognostic study, a riot allows all dogs to escape. The fleeing dogs soon find themselves facing south on California freeways and being pursued. The run leads into Mexico where the dogs run a race at a Tijuana dog racetrack and later a party at Rosarito Beach. Unfortunately, Jeckle is finally extradited to Los Angeles to stand trial for all his alleged atrocities. The story of a dog/human defendant brought to trial after confronting the entire criminal process and fleeing through California and Mexico. 130002 1982 Dogs of Hell M Photographer (John Kohler) 130003 2004 Dogs of Riga, The N Henning, Mankell. Laurie Thompson (Translator) Journalist 130004 1923 Dogs of War M Photographer, Film's (Charley Young). 130005 1981 Dogs of War, The M DVD -R HQ 4713, 4714. DeVore, Gary, George Malko (Screenplay) Ness Book British Journalist North (Colin Blakely) is world-weary correspondent doing a television piece on an African country. Reporter slips a mercenary a piece of film. The reporters TV program aired but was so watered down that no one watched. Mercenary becomes concerned when reporter begins following him. Asks a fellow mercenary to put the correspondent off their track. Although he insists the reporter not be killed, North dies when he is hit by a car. Film's Photographer (Walter Lundin) 130006 2002 Dogs: Longest Running Musical in Off-Off Broadway History, The M Interviewer (Ben Bar - The Interviewer). 130007 2001 Dogtown and Z-Boys DT Editor Jake Phelps of Thrasher Magazine. 50s Voice Announcer Joe Leahy. Writer-Photographer Craig Stecyk, Zephyr Co-Founder. 130008 1940 Dogville Comedy, A: Love-Tails of Morocco M DVD -R HQ 9435 Short. Newspaper headline and story on dog killing four canine bridge players. All human parts played by canines. 130009 2000 Doin' Dirty N Swindle, Howard Investigative Reporter Richmond Carlisle is murdered. Phone records indicate he received six phone calls in nine days from an FBI agent. Carlisle was nosing around a drug smuggling indictment and poking around in the financial affairs of one of Texas' richest families. Murder was particularly gruesome -- victim injected through the nose with rattlesnake venom. Carlisle found more than he bargained for while following a lead on a hush-hush story. 130010 1986 Doing Life MT TV Reporter (Clark Johnson). Editor (J. Winston Carroll). 130011 1997 Doing Time for Patsy Cline M TV Reporter (Shayne Francis) 130012 2001 Dok 12: Drie Dode Chinezen T Episode #1. Cameraman (Sammy Woo). 130013 1968 Doktor Glas MF Journalist Markel (Nils Eklund) 130014 2003 Doktor ludosti MF Croatia Reporter Horkic stariji (Milan Strljic). 130015 1977 Doktors Dilemma, Des MTF West Germany Reporter (Ruidger Weigang). 130016 1934 Dokud mas maminku MF Reporter (Josef Laufer). 130017 1983 Dolce Madonna Bionda N Henscheid, Eckhard Germany Journalist. Radio Journalist 130018 1960 Dolce Vita, La M DVD -R HQ 3265, 3266, 3267. VHS 470, B16 Fellini, Federico, Tullio Pinelli, Ennio Flaiano (Story). Fellini, Pinelli, Flaiano, Brunello Rondi (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists/Authors. Fellini. Ness Book Journalist Marcello Rubini (Marcello Mastroianni) prowls through Rome in search of bits of gossip. Celebrity status conferred on him by rich and powerful. Potential to be great reporter, but content to do little more than publicity. Alienated journalist. Coins term: Paparazzo. Paparazzo (Walter Santesso). Reporters (Nadia Balabine, Donatella Della Nora, Concetta Ragusa). Reporter (Francois Dieudonne). Reporter (Umberto Felici). Reporter (Dave Guertler). Reporter (John Francis Lane). Reporter (Mario Mallarno). Reporter (Maite Morand). 2nd Photographer (Giulio Paradisi). 3rd Newspaper Photographer (Enzo Cerusico). 4th Photographer (Enzo Doria). Radio Commentator (Francesco Luzi). Newsreel Camera Operator (Tiziano Cortini) Journalists at Sylvia's press conference (Henry Thody, Donatella Della Nora, Maite Morand, Donato Castellaneta and 7 other journalists). Newspaper Photographers (Enzo Doria, Giulio Paradisi). 130019 1960 Dolce Vita, La MS OWN - H Fellini, Federico, Tullio Pinelli, Ennio Flaiano Brunello Rondi (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist Marcello Rubini admits to having lost ambition. Participates in decadent lifestyle of people on whom he reports. Remains detached. Profession allows him to create a wall that prevents emotional response to events in his personal life. Indulges in ménage a trois to discover fiancée has attempted suicide. More concerned about keeping the information out of papers than he is about her. Visits her at hospital, soon rushes off to cover arrival of actress. Tours city with actress. Beaten up by her boyfriend. Journalist becomes object of media attention when he is surrounded by photographers after the confrontation. Unaffected by father's heart attack. Suicide of intellectual associate who kills himself after murdering his children affects him. Throws himself into more decadent diversions. Journalist no longer capable of communication. Members of press converge at site of miracle witnessed by two children. Press turns event into media circus. Miracle apparently fake. Downpour ends the scene. Caravan of photographers passing flock of sheep. Paparazzi. 130020 2006 Dolce Vita, La M Adult - Harcore Touche Editor (Gus Mattox). 130021 1957 Doll That Took The Town, The (La Donne Del Giorno) M Bemporad, Franco (Story). Cesare Zavattini, Aggeo Sarioli, Francesco Maselli, Bemporad (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters/Newspapers/Pub./Photog. Italy. Ness Book. Released in U.S. 1965 Photojournalist Aldo (Franco Fabrizi) doubts story of woman who is found unconscious and believed to have been assaulted. Newspapers demand an investigation and she becomes a celebrity. 130022 1975 Doll, The T News Media 130023 1968 Dollaro per 7 vigliacchi, Un MF Spain/Italy. Photographer (Umberto Raho). 130024 2005 Dollars and Signs M News Media. Reporter (Lisa Sanchez). 130025 1986 $ (Dollars) M DVD -R HQ 3160, 3161, 3159. Beatty Reporter Stars & Stripes (Walt Trott). Associated Press Reporter (Darrell Armstrong) 130026 2009 Dollhouse: Echoes T DVD -R HQ 10997 Episode. 3-27-2009 News Media. TV Newscasts. Echo abandons an assignment when she is drawn to a nearby college where the entire campus is affected by a mysterious memory drug. 130027 2009 Dollhouse: Man on the Street T DVD -R HQ 10988 Episode #5. 3-13-2009 African-American TV Reporter Brett Locano investigates the Dollhouse, interviewing people on the street about the myth of the Dollhouse. He is preparing an expose on the Dollhouse as Echo tries to help a client heal the ache of a lost love. The Dollhouse is a very secret, illegal place where wishes come true. Clients with the right connections and enough money can hire “Actives,” people who have been programmed to perfectly fulfill the needs and desires of their clients. The Actives are people who have chosen, for their own reasons, to surrender their bodies. Echo is one of the “Actives.” Through different personality downloads, she plays the any role required of her, from the role of a lovestruck girl on a romantic weekend to a ruthlessly efficient kidnapping negotiator. An FBI agent works to uncover information on the Dollhouse. He won’t stop until he uncovers the truth. 130028 2009 Dollhouse: Target, The T DVD -R HQ 10881 Episode #4. 2-20-2009 Reporter. Man uses fake press credentials -- 10 KPJK News/Thomas Crehan, Associate Producer -- to try to convince a forest ranger that he is a member of the news media. The Dollhouse is a very secret, illegal place where wishes come true. Clients with the right connections and enough money can hire “Actives,” people who have been programmed to perfectly fulfill the needs and desires of their clients. The Actives are people who have chosen, for their own reasons, to surrender their bodies. Echo is one of the “Actives.” Through different personality downloads, she plays the any role required of her, from the role of a lovestruck girl on a romantic weekend to a ruthlessly efficient kidnapping negotiator. An FBI agent works to uncover information on the Dollhouse. He won’t stop until he uncovers the truth. Echo becomes the female counterpart to an outdoorsman. Agent Ballard is encouraged when he receives a clue to Echo’s true identity. 130029 2009 Dollhouse: Target, The T DVD -R HQ 10881 Episode #4. 2-20-2009 Reporter. Man uses fake press credentials -- 10 KPJK News/Thomas Crehan, Associate Producer -- to try to convince a forest ranger that he is a member of the news media. The Dollhouse is a very secret, illegal place where wishes come true. Clients with the right connections and enough money can hire “Actives,” people who have been programmed to perfectly fulfill the needs and desires of their clients. The Actives are people who have chosen, for their own reasons, to surrender their bodies. Echo is one of the “Actives.” Through different personality downloads, she plays the any role required of her, from the role of a love struck girl on a romantic weekend to a ruthlessly efficient kidnapping negotiator. An FBI agent works to uncover information on the Dollhouse. He won’t stop until he uncovers the truth. Echo becomes the female counterpart to an outdoorsman. Agent Ballard is encouraged when he receives a clue to Echo’s true identity. 130030 2009 Dollhouse: True Believer T DVD -R HQ 10954 Episode #6. 3-20-2009 TV Reporter (Ted Garcia). The Dollhouse is a very secret, illegal place where wishes come true. Clients with the right connections and enough money can hire “Actives,” people who have been programmed to perfectly fulfill the needs and desires of their clients. The Actives are people who have chosen, for their own reasons, to surrender their bodies. Echo is one of the “Actives.” Through different personality downloads, she plays the any role required of her, from the role of a lovestruck girl on a romantic weekend to a ruthlessly efficient kidnapping negotiator. An FBI agent works to uncover information on the Dollhouse. He won’t stop until he uncovers the truth. 130031 2009 Dollhouse: Vows T DVD -R HQ 11429 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 9-25-2009 TV Anchor. Two Dollhouse executives discuss a male TV News Anchor with bizarre sexual requests called “Tempura Joe.” 130032 1914 Dollie of the Dailies M Reporter (Mary Fuller) 130033 1991 Dollman M TV Anchorman (Mark Bringleson). Weatherman (Buddy Daniels). 130034 1945 Dolly Sisters, The M Reporter at Boat Docking (Frank Ferguson). Reporter at Boat Docking (Dick Gordon). Photographer at Boat Docking (Howard Negley). 130035 1916 Dolly's Scoop M Ness Book Editor Hayward Mack is the editor of the Morning Argus who enforces a policy of doing anything to get the news. Opposed by reporter Louise Lovely, who discovers Mack's wife is involved with another man (it turns out it's the editor's wife). Mack insists on running a photo of the mystery woman on the front page, but Lovely feels sorry for her and substitutes a photo of a woman who committed suicide. Mack's wife tells him everything and he rushes to stop the paper. He is too late, but discovers lovely's substitution and vows to run a clean sheet from now on. 130036 2000 Dolman 2000 MF Editor (Jose Borras), Yo soy Godzilla 130037 1995 Dolores Claiborne M DVD -R HQ 10814, 10815, 10816. SVD 583. L. King, Stephen (Novel). Tony Gilroy (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Selena St. George (Jennifer Jason Leigh) returns to childhood home when her mother is accused of murdering the elderly woman she worked for as a housekeeper. Homecoming stirs painful memories since mother suspected of killing her abusive husband. Truth unfolds in series of flashbacks. Mother engineered husband's death because he had been abusing the daughter. Serious emotional scars on reporter and she is depicted as a cold, cynical, chain-smoking, pill-popping alcoholic. Reporter has trouble sustaining relationships and appears to have thrown herself into her job to escape her past. Asks her mother point blank if she killed her husband adding she asked Jean Harris the same question. Reporter shown in antagonistic confrontation with editor Peter (Eric Bogosian) with whom she once had a relationship. Publication is not identified, but reporter has framed covers of Esquire on her office walls. t Office scene opens with exterior shot that includes a New York Times truck. 130038 1976 Dolphin, The SS MLPL Penzoldt, Ernst In "German Short Stories 2." Journalist for the Frankfurter Zeitung is narrator 130039 2009 Dom kuvyrkom: Polnyy nokaut TF Episode #7. 1-7-2009. Russia. Journalist (Aleksandr Zagoskin). Journalist (Aleksei Pisarcuk). 130040 1980 Dom: Jeszcze wczoraj bylo wesele, A TF Episode #4. Correspondent (Jack Recknitz) of United Press. 130041 1980 Dom: Warkocze naszych dziewczat beda biale TF Episode #3. Correspondent (Jack Recknitz) of United Press. 130042 1960 Domaren MF Editor Thorvald (Elof Ahrle). Editor Lanner (Ake Lindstrom). 130043 1997 Dome, The T 1997- Series News Media. Backstage Reporter (Anastasia Zampouonidis - 2002-2005). 130044 1954 Domek z kart MF Poland Editor Karol Wiaz (Szczepan Baczynski). Editor Marian Korbicki (Henryk Borowski). Editor (Abogdan Niewinowski). Writers (Karol Leszczynski, Michal Melina, Przemyslaw Zielinski). 130045 1907 Domestic Adventurers, The N MLPL Bacon, Josephine Dodge Magazine. Sabrina added Things-I-Have-Found-Out-to-Make-It-Easy-For-You pages to her department, circulation went up immediately. Little journalism. 130046 2001 Domestic Disturbance M SVDSP 1600 (Media Excerpts) TV Reporter (Patt Noday). 130047 1984 Domestic Life T TV Commentator Martin Crane (Martin Mull) delivers commentaries on domestic life on station KMRT-TV, Active 8 News, Seattle. Robert Ridgely as Cliff, co-anchor of the KMRT newscast. Jane (Mie Hunt), co-anchor. Others. 130048 2009 Dominga Rio of Cuero N Sweetwater, Sage Tabloid Newspaper The Raider is a disreputable weekly gossip tabloid. It is a serpent that never sleeps, the Texas media, more commonly known as The Raider. They are going to get Dominga Rio of Cuero one way or another because she is somewhat of a celebrity. Dominga Rio is a descendant of Spanish bloodlines. The Shadow Wolves, American Indians with U.S. Customs, have leased Judas to track illegal immigrants and smugglers. Whether the Judas is rounding up wild mustangs, tracking illegal immigrants, flushing out smugglers of illegal Cuban cigars in a rivalry of tabloid media and cockfighting, or commissioned by the Tick Riders to round up tick-infested cattle on the banks of the Rio Grande from Laredo to Del Rio, Dominga Rio isn’t far behind. The Texas media think she spends too much time on the road in her white 1966 Cadillac hearse following Judas, the horse who rounds up the wild mustangs, and his handler. 130049 2005 Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege & Justice: What Price Murder? T DVD -R HQ 10786 Episode. 2-2-2005 Journalist Dominick Dunne hosts a program on murder, power, privilege and justice. Millionaire Joel Sandler attempts to hire a hit man to kill his wife. 130050 2005 Dominion M Reporter (Tim Forsyth). Reporter (Lia Scott Price). 130051 2006 Dominion NSF Alcorn, Randy C. African-American Columnist Clarence Abernathy seeks revenge for two senseless killings and ultimately answers to his own struggles regarding race and faith. After being dragged into the world of inner-city gangs and racial conflict, Abernathy is encouraged by fellow Columnist Jake Woods to forge an unlikely partnership with a redneck homicide detective. Soon the two find themselves facing the powers of darkness that threaten the dominion of earth, while unseen eyes watch from above. 130052 2005 Domino M DVD -R HQ 8675, 8676, 8677 TV Cameraman (Greg Mitchell). TV Tech (Andzej Mrotek). 130053 2005 Dommeren MF Denmark Journalist Kim Friberg (Jens Bo Jorgensen). Journalist (David Petersen). 130054 2009 Don Juan de la Mancha N Menasse, Robert Editor Nathan for a Viennese newspaper maintains an emancipated marriage and an equally emancipated affair, paying frequent visits to his psychotherapist. “You can only be happy with your first woman or with your last,” announces Nathan’s father thus summarizing the seducer’s dilemma. Nathan, too, is a seduce albeit in a different time. Whereas Nathan’s father sought happiness in women and Nathan’s mother found unhappiness in men, Nathan intends to do everything quite differently. But what is he doing differently? Nothing. 130055 1997 Don King, Only in America MT SVD 621 Reporter #2 (Mark Thompson). Reporter #3 (James Keane). Reporter in Zaire (Jack Newfield). 130056 1967 Don Quichotte in Köln N Schallück, Paul Germany Radio Journalist 130057 1924 Don Vicente: My Brother, My Executioner N Jose, F. Sionil Part of the Rosales Saga Editor Luis Asperri of a radical magazine who is tempted by the luxury of the city is the illegitimate son of the all-powerful, all devouring Don Vincente Asperri. Luis and his half-brother Victor (same mother, different fathers) choose opposing sides in a peasant uprising. Luis, though Don Vincente’s heir, considers himself liberal. He writes poetry and edits a left-wing magazine, but in many ways he is as heartless as his father. At Don Vincente’s insistence, in order to keep the family fortune intact, Luis marries a cousin instead of his city girlfriend with tragic results all around. When the chips are down, he will not divest himself of his lands as his brother Victor, leader of the revolutionary Huks, demands. 130058 2001 Don’t Approach Me (aka Dont Approach Me). MUS Eminem News Media. "…everyday I wake up, another drama It's a wonder I'm alive, survivin' this karma. If I can hold on to my private life for five minutes longer I might get my wife to let go of this knife and just calm her Without these cameras in our faces like animals… "…For your channel 2 action news to follow our ambulance up the avenue And catch a glimpse of all the suicide attempts…." "And so these kids tell their friends and relatives where I live So my address ends up on the internet again So then, I do an interview with spin, telling them That if someone comes to my crib, I'm a shove a gun in their ribs… "….And reporters, blow it out of proportion Oh, now he's pullin' guns on his fans Just for tryin' to stand on his porch And I'm the bad guy, cause I don't answer my door like hey hi! You guys wants some autographs? okay, form a straight line! …" 130059 1933 Don't Bet on Love M News Media. Reporters (Lorin Raker, Craig Reynolds). 130060 1952 Don't Bother to Knock M Girl Photographer Janey (Gloria Blondell) 130061 1966 Don't Call Me a Con Man (aka Daiboken) M AFI-Reporters Reporter discovers Adolph Hitler is alive and well on a Pacific Island and is producing missiles to destroy mankind. 130062 2009 Don’t Call Me Darlin’ NR Cunningham, Fleeta Editor Ned Garrett of the local newspaper is trying to convince the judge that Sarah-Carole, the librarian is a Communist sympathizer. It is 1957. The town is Santa Rita, Texas and everything was placid until the radical librarian and her controversial books came to town. Then the County Judge fell in love with her. What with the Commissioners in an uproar, two irrepressible teens adding their own brand of confusion and a menacing midnight caller threatening the girl he loves, Judge Sam Lindley has enough interference in his courtship to sink it. He doesn’t need his old friend the editor poking around to find evidence that Sam’s lovely librarian has Communist Party ties. Trouble is, the newsman just might be right. Ned, “our local newspaper man” creates a firestorm in his community that threatens to consume him and all those he loves. When Carole tells him, “I enjoyed your edition this week,” all she receives is a stony stare in return. “Did you, now, Miss MacKinsey?” Garrett regarded her with a narrowed eye. “I can safely say it’s the last one you’ll enjoy. The people of this good, hard-working little town don’t need the salacious tripe you’re serving up to our young people. You’re on your way out of town before many more issues come out.” He leaned forward on both palms, his hooded eyes dark with menace. “I’m giving you warning right now, lady, I know you’re dangerous. You’re either a fool or a fellow traveler. Either way I promise you’ll be out of a job before the school year starts. Out of a job here and anywhere else I hear of you spreading your so-called literature.” He turned his attention to Sam. “You know you can’t stop it, Sam. The County Commissioners will demand it.” He spun on his heel and stalked away. Carole’s cheeks burned with mortification. “Would you say he was a little prone to fire a canon to swat a gnat?” Carole tried to ask the question with irony, but she was shaken. 130063 1994 Don't Drink the Water MT Washington Reporter (Brian McConnachie) 130064 1949 Don't Ever Leave Me M News Reporter (Cyril Chamberlain) 130065 1998 Don't Feed the Gondolas T Series Reporter (Patrick McDonnell) 130066 1945 Don't Fence Me In M DVD -R HQ 7970, 7969. SVDSP 556. SV 60 McGowan, Stuart E. McGowan (Screenplay). John K. Butler (Additional Butler) Roy Rogers Film Reporter-Photographer Toni Ames (Dale Evans) works for Spread Magazine in the big city and will do anything for a story, even pose as sexy dancer and singer. She is sent out west to get story of old bandit thought dead but still alive. She runs into King of the Cowboys, Roy Rogers who doesn't want his best friend, a former bandit, to be exposed in Spread Magazine. He thinks he destroyed film, but she hides it and story and pictures are published. Friend's life is threatened. Rogers helps him escape and reporter joins cowboys to prove friend's innocence joining in for the title song. 130067 1982 Don't Go In the Woods M Photographer (Bill Stockdale). 130068 1981 Don't Go Near the Park M Reporter. Runaways are attacked by evil beings from the far past. 130069 1957 Don't Go Near the Water M DVD -R HQ 5951, 5952. SVD 1442 PR Public Relations Officers for the Navy 130070 1956 Don't Go Near the Water N OWN - H Brinkley, William (Novel). Dorothy Kingsley, George Wells (Screenplay) PR - Ness Book Reporter Gordon Ripwell (Keenan Wynn) for the Chicago Gazette (with an alleged readership of two-and-a-half million) expresses belief that war is the property of the American public. He describes his editor as hard-working, generous and a Puritan who does not smoke or drink. He adds that the editor once fired a city editor for fooling around with dames. This sets up a plan by the Navy public relations head Lt. Max Siegel (Glenn Ford). Siegel wants to get $1,000 away from reporter so it can be put toward the building of a new schoolhouse. Arranges for reporter to be seduced by a woman and their encounter taped. Threatens to send tape to reporter's puritanical editor. Siegel also is building a public relations campaign around a typical Navy man who turns out to be a belligerent, foul-mouthed lout. Correspondent for Madame magazine Deborah Aldrich (Eva Gabor) seduces the admiral to get permission to go on combat detail. She later sneaks onto a PT boat to cover the war firsthand. 130071 1970 Don't Go to Ceuta N Franklin, Harry News Media 130072 1970 Don't Just Lay There M AFI-Photographers Photographer 130073 1973 Don't Just Lie There, Say Something! M Newsreader (Corbet Woodall). 130074 1968 Don't Just Stand There! M AFI-Novelists Writer 130075 1956 Don't Knock the Rock M DVD -R HQ 7853, 7855. Kent, Robert E., James B. Gordon (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Arlene MacLaine (Fay Baker) criticizes rock music. Her daughter convinces a singer to put on a show in a neighboring town to prove rock can be wholesome. But a jealous girl rejected by the singer starts a riot. MacLaine reports the incident in her syndicated column. All is resolved when her daughter and friends put on a show demonstrating that dances of the 1920s were no more dangerous than rock and roll. 130076 1962 Don't Knock The Twist M DVD -R HQ 7854, 7855 AFI-Censorship/Television Reporter (Ralph Montgomery). Fashion Editor Helen (Viola Harris). Fashion Editor (Bess Flowers). Morning Bulletin newspaper writes editorials against rock and roll TV show. Headlines, news stories and editorials shown. Reporter (Ralph Montgomery). Other newspapers including the Morning Express print stories of support after some orphans complain about the cancellation of the TV program after the Morning Bulletin editorials and news stories. 130077 2008 Don’t Look Back N Daley, Margaret Love Inspired Suspense Series Journalism Professor Jameson King lived by five questions: Who, what, where, when and why. But the murder of his protégé, a young newspaper reporter, remained a mystery, one that Jameson, and the reporter’s grief-stricken sister, vowed to solve. But working with Cassie Winters wasn’t easy. A former student 10 years his junior, this stunning redhead was too young, too full of life for a man like him, a man with a secret concerning her brother, a secret that might tear them apart forever. 130078 1999 Don't Look Behind You MT Reporter (Suzette Meyers) 130079 1999 Don't Look Under the Bed MT News Reporter (Michelle Wright) 130080 1967 Don't Make Waves M DVD -R HQ 8603, 8604 Newspapermen (George Tyne, David Fresco, Gilbert Green). 130081 1921 Don't Neglect Your Wife M Atherton, Gerturde Franklin (Story). Louis Sherwin (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Editor Langdon Masters (Lewis S. Stone) is a newspaper writer and editor in love with the wife of a San Francisco doctor. A scandal, involving a misconstrued situation, causes the journalist to go to New York where he becomes an alcoholic. Woman later gets a divorce and comes to redeem the journalist but not before she has a knock-down-drag-out fight with a woman at a dive called The Bucket of Blood that the journalist frequents. 130082 1984 Don't Open Till Christmas M Ford, Derek (Screenplay) Great Britain - Ness Book Reporter Giles (Alan Lake) for the Daily News says he's investigating a series of Santa Claus killings, but police discover no one at the paper has ever heard of him and he is later revealed to be the killer. 130083 1989 Don't Panic M TV Reporter (Humberto Elizondo) 130084 1967 Don't Play With Martians (Ne Jouez Pas avec Les Martians) M France Reporters. Two incompetent reporters (Jean Rochefort and Andre Vallardy) witness Martian landing 130085 1985 Don't Print That! P MLPL Cope, E Play Index, 1983-87 Press 130086 1970 Don't Push Me M AFI-Newspapers-Underground Newspaper 130087 1977 Don't Push, I'll Charge When I'm Ready T Announcer (Avery Schreiber) 130088 1993 Don't Stop My Crazy Love for You (Dong Bat Chu Dik Fung Ching) M TV Anchorwoman. Beautiful, stalked by secret admirer. Kitty Wong (Hyung Hung) peppy news reporter 130089 1965 Don't Stop the Carnival N Brinkley, William PR Public Relations 130090 1944 Don't Take It To Heart M Reporter Tripp (Ernest Jay) 130091 1990 Don't Tell Her It's Me M SV 149 Cartoonist Gus Kubicek (Steve Guttenberg) is a fat man who has won a battle against cancer, which explains his baldness. But he is lonely. His caring sister tries to set him up with a suitable woman but, first, she must turn him into an irresistible man. When he falls in love, he takes the identity of a mysterious biker from New Zealand. 130092 1990 Don't Tell Me M Journalist Emily (Jami Geretz), journalist who is doing article on novelist. Falls in love with brother who has Hodgkin's disease 130093 1937 Don't Tell the Wife M DVD -R HQ 3722, 3714. SVD 1345 Columnist Malcom J. "Dinky" Winthrop (Guy Kibbee), a newspaper financial columnist, is convinced by conmen to lend their crooked operation his prestigious-sounding name. The newspaper columnist isn't too bright. Stocks for a worthless gold mine sell like hotcakes. But then the newspaperman wises up and cons the con artists. 130094 1955 Don't Tell Your Father P MLPL McMahon, L. Play Index, 1953-60 Press 130095 1972 Don't Torture the Duckling (aka Non si sevizia un paperino) M Italy - Ness Reporter Andrea Martelli (Tomas Milian) investigates murders of small boys in Italian town. 130096 2005 Don't Touch If You Ain't Prayed M Editor (Jude Pago). 130097 1973 Don't Turn the Other Cheek (Viva La Muerte…Tua) M Patten, Lewis B. (Novel - "Killer From Yuma, The"). Duccio Tessari (Screenplay) Italy-Germany-Spain Irish Journalist (Lynn Redgrave) trying to start a revolution for her paper, pays sheriff in Yuma to release a peasant leader. Instead, sheriff releases bandit who together with phony priest is on trail of stolen gold. Female Journalist single-handedly beats up group of Mexican soldiers, but she spends much of her time being abused by bandit and phony clergyman who continually refer to her as a "bitch." Two men ride off together while journalist preaching need for social change. They yell a final "Up yours!" to her as they leave. "What the hell is a journalist?" "Someone who creates an idol and then destroys him." 130098 2008 Don’t You Forget About Me N Dunn, Jancee New York City TV Producer Lily is 38 years old and finds himself moving back in with her parents in New Jersey after her husband of 15 years abruptly asks for a divorce. Back in her childhood home just in time for her 20th high school reunion, she starts feeling nostalgic for her carefree youth. 130099 1946 Don't You Love Me? M Columnist writes items about dean of music and her affair with jazz musicians causing all kinds of trouble. 130100 2004 Dona da Historia, A MF Brazil Interviewer (Herbert Richers Jr.) 130101 1996 Donahue: DT SV 292 (Missed Beginning) Tabloid TV. TV Talk Show Host Phil Donahue 130102 1967 Donahue: DT Series. 1967-1996. Syndicated TV Talk Show Host Phil Donahue. 130103 1995 Donald Brittain: Filmmaker DT Canada Documentarian Donald Brittain. Journalist Ann Medina. Editor Judith Merritt. Writer Thomas Van Dusen. Filmmakers Marrin Canell, Roger Hart, Derek May, John N. Smith, Adam Symansky. CBC Tim Ralfe. 130104 1999 Donald Hall and Jane Kenyon: Keeping You Safe Beside Me M Interviewer (Ronald G. Shafer-Himself) 130105 1912 Donald Kirk Series SS Woolley, Edward Mott Two volumes Copy Boy Donald Kirk, the Morning Record. Horatio Alger-like figure who began as a street urchin, worked his way up to first copy boy, then Correspondent-Reporter for the Morning Record, a NYC paper. Investigated and uncovered crime. 130106 1913 Donald Kirk, the Morning Record Copy Boy NJ Woolley, Edward Mott Correspondent-Reporter Don Kirk for the Morning Record, a New York City newspaper. Horatio Alger-like figure who began as a street urchin and worked his way up first to copy boy and then correspondent-reporter. Investigated and covered crime stories. 130107 2000 Donde esta Miguel? DF Argentine. Short Interviewer Cristian Alarcon Casanova. 130108 1961 Dondi M AFI-Columnists Columnist 130109 2002 Donegan and the Splendid Little War N Morrissey, Thomas E. Journalist. 130110 1862 Donelson: Battle -- Pieces and Aspects of War PO USC Melville, Herman In "Battle-Pieces of Herman Melville, The." Newspaper. Baldy, newspaper employee who posts war reports on a bulletin board for the crowds to read. Headlines. "(Our own reporter a dispatch compiles, As best he may, from varied sources.") "More News Last Night." 130111 2005 Donkey Harvest M Short Photographer #1 (Carole Anne Marcko). Photographer #2 (Mary DiPaola). 130112 1965 Donna del lago, La MF Journalist (Ennio Balbo). 130113 1958 Donna Reed Show, The: T Series 9-24-1958 to 9-3-1966 Newspaper. Donna and Alex Stone (Donna Reed and Carl Betz) read a daily newspaper called the Sentinel 130114 1965 Donna Reed Show, The: Author! Author! T Episode #256. 11-4-1965 Newspaper. Donna tries to write a story about her family without them finding out 130115 1958 Donna Reed Show, The: Editorial, The T Episode School Newspaper. Jeff is thrown off the school paper for writing an editorial against homework. He stages a homework revolt in his class 130116 1958 Donna Reed Show, The: Just a Housewife T Episode Radio. Donna takes offense at the way a radio show host treats the women he interviews on his program 130117 1961 Donna Reed Show, The: Paper Tycoon, The T Episode #123. 11-16-1961 Newsboy. Jeff decides to buy three paper routes and hire three kids to work for him 130118 1965 Donna Reed Show, The: Unheroic Hero, The T Episode #120. 3-18-1965 Reporter (Gary Waynesmith). 130119 2007 Donovan Slacks M Reporter (Jonathan Fischer) 130120 2000 Donovan's Bed NR Mullins, Debra Editor Sarah Calhoun of the Burr Chronicle is determined to uncover a townsman's secret past, but every time she goes near the man, she falls for him. Persistent editor won't leave him alone. Best way he knows how to shut her sassy mouth is with his own. "With a grin, she reached for her pad. Her duty as editor of the Burr Chronicle lay in reporting anything that might interest the town. And the town was very much interested in….." But he makes it perfectly clear that Sarah is far too independent to be included on his list of prospective wives. Calhoun retaliates by publicizing his search for a wife and soon he is flooded with lusty widows, love struck teens and lonely spinsters. "…she knew he wasn't exactly the law-abiding citizen he appeared to be. Once she discovered his secrets, she would finally make her father's dream come true: the Burr Chronicle would become one of the biggest newspapers in Wyoming Territory." "And her own demons would be silenced forever." 130121 1953 Donovan's Brain M DVD -R HQ 2375, 2359 Siodmak, Curt (Novel). Hugh Brooke (Adaptation). Felix Feist (Screenplay) Ness Book Freelance Photojournalist Herbie Yocum (Steve Brodie) who wants to do a picture story on death of a millionaire in the hope of selling it to the Sunday supplements. While photographing the laboratory of scientist near the site where millionaire's plane crashed, journalist discovers the scientist and assistants have taken the dead man's brain and are keeping it alive. Photojournalist offers to hold off on the story in exchange for money from scientist who has become possessed by living brain. Later scientist convinces reporter to go to the lab to take more pictures of the brain. While there, the brain takes control of the reporter and forces him to have a car accident. 130122 1944 Donovan's Brain R CD 004 Suspense 44-05-18, 25 (Two Parts) Press 130123 1992 Donovan's Wife N Wicker, Tom Columnist Milo Speed has never lost his feelings for a senator's wife. 130124 1968 Dood van 2 dames MTF TV Journalist (Erik Raes) 130125 1978 Doodzonde MF Journalist (Pim Peters) 130126 1989 Doogie Howser, M.D.: T Episode Documentarian Vinnie (Max Casella) makes a documentary on the day in the life of a teenage doctor 130127 1989 Doogie Howser, M.D.: T Episode. 11-28-89 TV Newswoman comes to Doogie's rescue. Media saves the day. 130128 1993 Doogie Howser, M.D.: Love Means Constantly Having to Say You're Sorry T Episode #92. 1-27-1993 Reporter (Christopher Randolph). 130129 1993 Doogie Howser, M.D.: You've Come a Long Way, Babysitter T Episode #93. 2-3-1993 TV Interviewer (David Ruprecht). 130130 1928 Doom N Gerhardie, William Newspaper Owner of the Daily Runner, Lord Ottercove. . Based on Lord Beaverbrooks (Max Aitken), the Canadian newspaper tycoon who controlled the Daily Express. Portrait of a powerful publisher 130131 1995 Doom Generation, The M TV Anchorman (Christopher Knight). TV Anchorwoman (Lauren Tewes). 130132 1892 Doom of London, The SSF MLPL Barr, Robert In "Science Fiction by Gaslight." Idler, The, November, 1892 Newspaper articles. Newspaper 130133 2007 Doom Spore San Diego: Invasion from the Fifth Kingdom NSF Cullen, John T. Reporter Jack Simon and his wife, Linsey Simon, a lieutenant in the San Diego Harbor Police are thrust headlong into the dreadful case of a dangerous scientific experiment gone wrong. The desperate and ruthless CEO of a failing mega-corporation has illegally imported a fungal terror from the Peruvian jungle for pharmaceutical experiments. The fungus which lay dormant for eons arrives in a battered, scary looking tramp freighter and immediately starts wrecking havoc. First it strikes insidiously at the families of the pitiful sailors whose bodies it has taken over. The fungus takes over humans each finding the next victim to join the growing invasion, transforming them into Fifth Kingdom humanoids that walk and talk like people, but act and smell strange. 130134 1986 Doom Wind NSF OWN - P Gunther, Max New York Reporter Nick Pacifico is skeptical when assigned to the story about a comet nearly colliding with Earth, but the expose he eventually writes brings attempts at revenge from corrupt real estate figures before the comet wind hits Manhattan. 130135 2004 Doom3 G News Media. IPN Newscaster (Cam Clarke - Voice). Research Director Larry Bullman (Rob Paulsen - Voice). 130136 1989 Doombeach M Photographer (Mathew Zajac). 130137 1940 Doomed to Die M DVD Mr. Wong Collection Reporter Bobby Logan help solve murder (Karloff as Mr. Wong) 130138 1958 Doomsday for Dyson MT UK Journalist (Ronald Howard). 130139 1994 Doomsday Gun MT VHS 1600D. VHS 322 News Media 130140 1967 Doomsday Machine, The M Reporter (Mike Farrell). 130141 1957 Doomsday Morning N Moore, Catherine Lucile TV. Communications network controls the United States. Revolt erupts in California. 130142 1952 Doomsday Story, The (Doomsday-New York) NSF Press 130143 1972 Doomsday Voyage M Newscaster (Chris Matson). Political extremist on the run after assassinating a corrupt politician. 130144 1972 Doomwatch: Deadly Dangerous Tomorrow T Episode #33. 7-17-1972 News Media. Reporters (Bill Ward, John Wyman, Marc Zuber). 130145 1972 Doomwatch: Flood T Episode #35. 7-31-1972 BBC Reporter (Tim Nicholls). 130146 1971 Doomwatch: In the Dark T Episode #22. 2-15-1971 Journalist (David Purcell). 130147 1970 Doomwatch: Tomorrow, the Rat T Episode #4. 3-2-1970 Reporter (John Berryman). 130148 2002 Doonesbury CS OWN Trudeau, G.B. Los Angeles Times 5/1/2002 CNN Reporter in Israel 130149 2002 Doonesbury CS OWN Trudeau, G.B. Los Angeles Times 4/18/2002 CNN Reporter interviewing Arafat 130150 2002 Doonesbury CS OWN Trudeau, G.B. Los Angeles Times 10/17/2002: Press Conference with Bush press chief 130151 2003 Doonesbury CS OWN Trudeau, Garry 4-14-2003, Los Angeles Times E 17 TV News. Duke listening to CNN and Aaron. "Let's see what Fox News is doing…." Sound form TV set: "USA! USA!" Duke: "That's more like it.," 130152 2003 Doonesbury CS OWN Trudeau, Garry 4-15-2003, Los Angeles Times E 16 TV News. Duke listening to Geraldo Rivera in his Kuwait City Hotel Room. 130153 1984 Doonesbury Deluxe CS OWN Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130154 1979 Doonesbury: And That's My Final Offer CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130155 1977 Doonesbury: Any Grooming Hints for Your Fans, Rollie? CS OWN - H Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130156 1976 Doonesbury: As the Kid Goes for Broke CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130157 1981 Doonesbury: Ask for May, Settle for June CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130158 1978 Doonesbury: But the Pension Fund Was Just Sitting There CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130159 1972 Doonesbury: But This War Had Such Promise CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130160 1971 Doonesbury: Call Me When You Find America CS OWN - P Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130161 1986 Doonesbury: Calling Dr. Whoopee! CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130162 1984 Doonesbury: Check Your Egos At the Door CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130163 1973 Doonesbury: Dare to be Great Ms. Caucus CS OWN - P Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130164 1985 Doonesbury: Death of a Party Animal CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130165 1986 Doonesbury: Downtown Doonesbury CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130166 1975 Doonesbury: Especially Tricky People, An CS OWN - H Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130167 1989 Doonesbury: Give Those Nymphs Some Hooters! CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130168 1973 Doonesbury: Guilty, Guilty, Guilty! CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130169 1980 Doonesbury: He's Never Heard of You Either CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130170 1979 Doonesbury: He's Never Heard of You Either CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130171 1991 Doonesbury: I'd Go With the Helmet, Ray CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130172 1980 Doonesbury: In Search of Reagan's Brain CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130173 2003 Doonesbury: Mr. Butts CS COPY Trudeau, Garry Biography Public Relations. Self-appointed spokesperson for the tobacco industry, Mr. Butts. He is a walking, talking rebuke to common sense -- the odious and odoriferous figment of adman Mike Doonesbury's compromised imagination. Work in advertising, perjury before Congress. Best known for work with children and recruiting efforts in the field during Desert Storm. Now a Gucci Guich lobbyist. Mr. Butts lives with Mrs. Butts in an unnamed Washington suburb. 130174 1971 Doonesbury: President is a Lot Smarter Than You Think, The CS OWN - P Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130175 1989 Doonesbury: Read My Lips, Make My Day, Eat Quiche and Die! CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130176 1990 Doonesbury: Recycled Doonesbury: Second Thoughts on a Gilded Age CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130177 2002 Doonesbury: Reporter on Possible Invasion of Iraq CS OWN Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. "As the White House prepares to invade Iraq, how do ordinary Americans feel about going back to war?" Reporter asks people. A country braces for war. 130178 2003 Doonesbury: Rick Redfern CS COPY Trudeau, Garry Biography Investigative Reporter Rick Redfern for the Washington Post. Had worked on "Chatter," a section of People magazine. Broken numerous major stories over the years from Washington Redskins drug scandal to Brett Kimberlin affair. High profile interviews with heavyweight newsmakers like Baby Doc Duvalier won Redfern his own profile in David Halberstam's epic tome Crème de la Crème. Award-winning series based on his time undercover with Washington's homeless to frontline reporting from sands of Saudi Arabia, tour of duty in gritty chad-pits of Florida. Reporter's reporter. Father. Washington insider's husband until Dubya took office. Married to Clinton appointee, Joanie Caucus. Works at home to spend more time with son. Good sense to realize it wasn't working out. In 2008, Redfern tries to make a living as a cyberjournlist doing a blog. “I’m piecing together a living, but only barely. Turns out all those years at the Post count for very little,” he tells his son. (10-19-2008 CS). “It’s tough to leverage a byline in a media environment where anyone who can type gets a byline. I’m competing for eyeballs with millions of narcisists, almost none of whom expect to actually get paid.” Son: “Whoa, that sucks, Dad.” “Sure Does.” Son: “Want me to take down my blog?” Redfern: “No, no son. You’re raising my game.” 130179 1978 Doonesbury: Rick Redfern CS Trudeau, Garry 3-31-1978 to 4-3-1978. Nos. 11, 13 Reporter Rick Redfern on the Zoo plane. 130180 1977 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley T Trudeau, G.B. Trudeau comic strip comes to NBC television. Animated special Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130181 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS OWN Trudeau, Garry Comic strip (Los Angeles Times Calendar, Page E18, Monday, Dec. 9, 2002), featuring Reporter Roland, now covering the possible war in Iraq 130182 2003 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS OWN Trudeau, Garry 4-12-2003, Los Angeles Times E22 Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, with CNN microphone. Asking questions of soldier who finally asks, "Can IO be interviewed by somebody else?" 130183 2003 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS OWN Trudeau, Garry 6-3-2003, Los Angeles Times E 17 Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley with CNN microphone ion hand in an undisclosed location near Ramallah with a trainee martyr for Al Aqsa. 130184 2003 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS OWN Trudeau, Garry 6-2-2003, Los Angeles Times E 17 Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley blindfolded with CNN microphone ion hand in an undisclosed location near Ramallah with a trainee martyr for Al Aqsa. 130185 2003 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS OWN Trudeau, Garry 6-6-2003, Los Angeles Times E 36 Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley blindfolded with CNN microphone ion hand in an undisclosed location near Ramallah with a trainee martyr for Al Aqsa. 130186 2003 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS OWN Trudeau, Garry 6-7-2003, Los Angeles Times E 17 Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley blindfolded with CNN microphone ion hand in an undisclosed location near Ramallah with a trainee martyr for Al Aqsa. 130187 2003 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS OWN Trudeau, Garry 6-4-2003, Los Angeles Times E 16 Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley blindfolded with CNN microphone ion hand in an undisclosed location near Ramallah with a trainee martyr for Al Aqsa. "You're a teenaged girl? Unbelievable!" Martyr: "Why's that?" Hedley: "You don't use the word 'Like.'" 130188 2003 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-25-2003 Correspondent Roland Hedley. Panel 1: Hedley to man as they travel through mountains: "So terrorists are descending on Rummy World from all over?" Man: "Correct." Panel 2: Man: "That's not to say Al Qaeda will close its 45 other branch offices…" "…around the world." Panel 3: "But for the foreseeable future, Iraq will be the Jihad Capital of the world attracting new recruits from every corner of Islamdom!" Panel 4: Hedley: "But won't a big influx spoil the country?" Man" That's the idea." 130189 1974 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-4-1974 to 3-18-1974. Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr.'s State of the Student. 130190 1974 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-11-1976. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. now working for Newsweek. With the Rev. Sloan. 130191 1978 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-30-1978 to 4-4-1978. Rick on the Zoo Plane - 10 to 14 Investigative Reporter Rick Redfern for the Washington Post. Had worked on "Chatter," a section of People magazine. Broken numerous major stories over the years from Washington Redskins drug scandal to Brett Kimberlin affair. With Jimmy Carter, Walter Cronkite and Barbara Walters. Journalism Media Television. Richard Nixon, Scandals - Watergate and the Washington Post. 130192 1978 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-9-1978 to 10-20-1978. Cabin Fever - 1 to 11 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. now working for Newsweek. Roland on Camp David Summit. 130193 1979 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-5-1979 to 2-10-1979. The Liberal Cult - 1 to 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. on cults and the Jonestown Massacre, Ted Kennedy. 130194 1980 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-26-1980 to 3-1-1980. Conscam - 2 to 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. on ABSCAM Bribes and Congress. 130195 1978 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-29-1978 to 6-3-1978. Fred Silverman Leaves ABC for NBC. 7 to 12. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. on Camp David Summit. 130196 1980 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-7-1980. No. 12. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Rev. Sloan goes to visit Iranian hostages. 130197 1980 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-29-1980. No. 1 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Journalist Gay Talese, "Thy Neighbor's Wife." 130198 1980 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 7-28-1980 to 8-2-1980. Nos. 1-6 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports from Afghanistan. 130199 1980 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-27-1980 to 11-01-1980 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on Reagan's Brain. 130200 1981 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-24-1981 to 3-28-1981. . One for the Gipper. Nos. 2, 5, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on El Salvador. 130201 1981 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-22-1981 to 6-24-1981. Nos. 1, 3. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on fraudulent El Salvador White Paper. 130202 1981 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-11-1981 No. 8 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. at the Ronald Reagan press conference on his work habits 130203 1982 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-11-1982. No. 10 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. at the Ronald Reagan press conference on his misstatements. 130204 1982 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 7-5-1982 to 7-10-1982. Nos. 1 to 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. meets Joanie in Laundromat. 130205 1982 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 7-12-1982 to 7-16-1982. Nos. 1 to 7. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. in Lebanon. Geraldo Rivera. War Correspondents in Lebanon. Censorship. 130206 1982 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 7-12-1982 to 8-28-1982. Nos. 1 to 19. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. in Lebanon. Geraldo Rivera. War Correspondents in Lebanon. Censorship. 130207 1984 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-14-1984. No. 13 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. at the Ronald Reagan press conference on the age issue. 130208 1982 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-21-1982. No. 2 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Zonker interviews with campus recruiters. 130209 1982 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-11-1982. No. 10 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. at the Ronald Reagan press conference on his misstatements. 130210 1984 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-23-1984. No. 2 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. covering the presidential campaign debates. 130211 1984 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-24-1984. No. 1 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. covering the presidential campaign on the helicopter question. Real-Life TV Journalist Sam Donaldson. 130212 1984 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-29/30-1984. Nos. 1-2 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. and Bush placing his manhood in blind trust. 130213 1985 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-11/12-1985. No. 1-2 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. on Senator "Barfin' Jake" Garn's training 130214 1985 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-7-1985 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. with the Nightline report on George Bush's 8-hour acting presidency while Ronald Reagan had surgery for colon cancer. 130215 1985 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-9-1985 to 9-14-1985. Nos. 1, 2, 6. Investigative Reporter Rick Redfern for the Washington Post and his benefit record, "USA for South Africa." War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley, Jr. 130216 1985 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-05-1985. No. 6 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. and Elmont & Lacey on deficit and tax hike -- an advisor whispers advice regarding a tax increase, but the Republican lawmaker can't hear it. 130217 1986 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-25-1986. No. 2 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. and the Color Red: Will Sandinistas invade Texas? Residents in Harlingen await armed with a shotgun. 130218 1986 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-26-1986. No. 3 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. and the Color Red: Will Sandinistas invade Texas? Roland interviews two residents about how quickly one could drive to Managua, Nicaragua. 130219 1986 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-27-1986. No. 4 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. and the Color Red: Will Sandinistas invade Texas? Roland talks with an ex-farmer about his family history of defending Texas. 130220 1986 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-6-1986 to 5-10-1986. Nos. 2, 5, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. launches "Save the Gown" campaign. 130221 1986 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-11-1986. No. 3 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Zonker and Mike talk interrupted by Gown ad. 130222 1986 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 7-06-1986. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. hosts "Save the Gown" telethon. 130223 1986 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-12-1986 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. offers a pop quiz for Congressman and Senators. 130224 1986 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-27-1986. No. 1 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Mike works on Lacey's election ad campaign. 130225 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-18-1987 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. At the White House, another president has no regrets about the previous year. 130226 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-8-1987. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Two new pieces of the Iranscam puzzle. 130227 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-23-1987. No. 1. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. leads an expedition to recover Ronald Reagan's memories of Iran-Contra in The Return to Reagan's Brain. 130228 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-25-1987. No. 3 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. and his Sherpa guide explore Ronald Reagan's brain looking for memories of Iran-Contra. 130229 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-26-1987. No. 4. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. and his guides explore Ronald Reagan's brain looking for memories of Iran-Contra. A live synapse kills a porter. 130230 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-28-1987. No. 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr.'s guides refuse to continue exploring Ronald Reagan's brain. Roland is alone but his editor is not concerned. 130231 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-30-1987. No. 7. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. continues in his Return to Reagan's Brain. 130232 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-1-1987. No. 9 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. continues his exploration of Ronald Reagan's brain, looking for memories of Iran-Contra. He runs out of food so he eats his belt. 130233 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-2-1987. No. 10 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. discovers memories of Iran-Contra in Ronald Reagan's brain. He agonizes over what to do. 130234 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-4-1987. No. 12 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. is rescued from Ronald Reagan's brain. Instead of releasing memories of Iran-Contra, he made Reagan remember old baseball scores. 130235 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-1-1987 to 5-2-1987. Nos. 5, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Creation of Ron Headrest 130236 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-31-1987. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Headrest interrupts Hedley report on Iran-Contra. 130237 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-2-1987 to 6-6-1987 . Nos. 2, 3. 5. 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports to Congress on his trip through Ronald Reagan's Brain during the Iran-Contra hearings. 130238 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-5-1987 to 6-20-1987. Nos. 1, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. with the Bush campaign in Iowa. 130239 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-9-1987 to 9-12-1987. Nos. 3, 4, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on Arizona Governor Evan Mecham and talks about Arizona blacks. 130240 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-27-1987. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Mark's fantasy question and Investigative Reporter Rick Redfern: "Have you no shame?" 130241 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-6-1988 to 1-9-1988. Nos. 3, 4, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. and Investigative Reporter Rick Redfern cover Gary Hart. Rick tries to write a story about Hart. Roland and his character patrol stop the senator's car. 130242 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-25-1988 to 1-30-1988. Nos. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Headrest, Bush and Skippy debate Iranscam. 130243 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-14-1988 to 6-18-1988. Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Cold War Victory Celebration in Times Square. 130244 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-10-1988. No. 6 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. How Dan Quayle was selected for vice president spot. 130245 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-17-1988. No. 6 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Elvis does John Denver songs at Trump Plaza. 130246 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-25-1988. No. 15 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Reagan Press Conference. 130247 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-26-1988. No. 1. Zippy handles Bush-Dukakis debate. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Zippy handles Bush-Dukakis debate. 130248 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-27-1988. No. 2. Zippy handles Bush-Dukakis debate. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. George Bush has been replaced by evil twin Skippy, who appears wrapped in an American flag. 130249 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-28-1988. No. 3. Zippy handles Bush-Dukakis debate. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on the replacement of George Bush with evil twin Skippy. George Bush is being held on Duke's yacht. 130250 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-11-1988. No. 2 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Honey and Bush discuss his career and candidacy. 130251 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-17-1988. No. 2 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Worst-case scenario: President Quayle. 130252 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-31-1988. No. 1 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Peggy Noonan declares the election is over. 130253 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-10-1988. No. 4 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. on president-elect un-Dukakis. He interviews a pundit about George Bush. 130254 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-11-1988. No. 5 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. on president-elect un-Dukakis. 130255 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-18-1989. No. 3 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Bush takes office. 130256 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-5-1989 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. White House Press Conference. Points o' light. 130257 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-6-1989 to 3-9-1989. Nos. 1, 3, 4. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Islamic Critics Circle condemns United States authors. 130258 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-2-1989. No. 2 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports that people are forgetting who Bush is in George Bush's first 100 days in office. 130259 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-23-1989 to 5-27-1989. Nos. 2, 3, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Bush entertains the press at White House barbecue. 130260 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-14-1989 to 8-19-1989. Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Andy Lippincott's birthday party. 130261 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-3-1989. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Personal thank-you notes from President Bush. 130262 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-1-1989 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. talks to President bush in a coffee shop. 130263 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-9-1989 to 10-13-1989. Nos. 1, 3, 5. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr., Mike, JJ and numerous guests are raided by DEA. 130264 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-29-1989. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Network news in 1999: dramatizations. 130265 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-07-1990 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on turning point in United Kingdom politics. 130266 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-16-1990. No. 5 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Bush goes to Columbia for conference on drugs. 130267 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-1-1990 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Troubles at the Trump Plaza. Ivana and Donald Trump in New York City. 130268 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-8-1990 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Heroes: Marla Maples and John Gotti. 130269 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-15-1990 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr.30 Minutes in the Life of the White House, Live. 130270 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-22-1990 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. at Bush's Earth Day Press Conference. 130271 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-13-1990 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Anatomically explicit gag doll saves Quayle. 130272 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-19-1990 to 6-23-1990. Nos. 2, 3. 5, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. talks with public about Trump's troubles. 130273 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-20-1990. No. 7. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Lacey's resignation over S&L (savings and loan) crisis. Two congressmen speculate that a sex scandal or cancer diagnosis is the real cause. 130274 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-22-1990. No. 9 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. interviews Joanie. Lacey's resignation over S&L (savings and loan) crisis. 130275 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-23-1990 to 8-25-1990. Nos. 10, 11, 12. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Lacey's resignation over S&L (savings and loan) crisis. 130276 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-3-1990. No. 1. Reservist BD called up for Gulf War Duty. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on George Bush's vacation. 130277 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-4-1990. No. 2. Reservist BD called up for Gulf War Duty. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on George Bush's vacation from the White House. 130278 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-12-1990 to 9-14-1990. Nos. 3, 4, 5. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. and BD arrive in Saudi Arabia. 130279 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-20-1990 to 9-21-1990. Nos. 4, 5. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. discovers that soldiers are given much more water than reporters. 130280 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-30-1990. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Kwik Keiz on geography of the Mideast. 130281 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-6-1990. No. 2 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. and other reporters surprise Lacey with the news that she has been re-elected in a write-in campaign. 130282 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-9-1990. No. 5 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Lacey and Joanie poll supporters on policy questions via a show-of-hands vote. Lacey re-elected in write-in campaign. 130283 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-18-1990 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. on women in the armed services. 130284 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-23-1990. No. 5 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. President Bush spends Thanksgiving with the troops. Talk Show Host Jay Leno. 130285 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-5-1990 to 12-7-1990. Nos. 3, 4, 5. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Bush Press Conference "lip-synching." Roland and Mark discuss George Bush's "read my lips" statement (No. 5). 130286 1991 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-23-1991. No. 3. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. on Saudi men's reluctance to serve. Roland interviews a young Saudi Arabian man about why he doesn't join the military. 130287 1991 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-24-1991. No. 4. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. on Saudi men's reluctance to serve. Roland asks why he doesn't join other Arabic men in defending Saudi Arabia. The man thanks Allah for letting him stay safe. 130288 1991 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-11-1991. No. 1 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Ray on hospital ship. 130289 1991 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-25-1991 to 3-2-1991. Nos. 1, 2, 3, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Press pool visits BD's unit on the front lines. 130290 1991 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-3-1991. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. JIB and CENTCOM PAO combined briefing. The speaker uses much military jargon and acronyms. Reporters mock him. 130291 1991 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-15-1991 to 3-16-1991. Nos. 5, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. BD rounds up EPW's: Duke opens Club Scud. 130292 1991 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-24-1991 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. MRE's. 130293 1991 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-26-1991 to 3-27-1991. Nos. 2, 3. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports from Kuwait City. 130294 1991 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-29-1991. No. 5. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports from Kuwait City. He tours aircraft carrier. He overhears pilots celebrating the day's bombings. 130295 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-6-1992 to 2-7-1992. Nos. 4, 5. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Duke launches offensive against Pat Buchanan. 130296 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-15-1992. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr.'s campaign predictions made January 10. New Hampshire. 130297 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-22-1992 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. interviews Pat Buchanan. 130298 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-26-1992. No. 4 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. starts to talk about a tough story on Bill Clinton, then decides they should work for him. Reporter Rick Redfern and other journalists fall for Clinton. 130299 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-30-1992. No. 1. Bush Campaign: Opposition Research Specialists War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports from abandoned domestic policy office. 130300 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-31-1992. No. 2. Bush Campaign: Opposition Research Specialists War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. is given a tour by an operative. The office bad smell is blamed on Bill Clinton's first term as Arkansas governor. 130301 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-1-1992. No. 3. Bush Campaign: Opposition Research Specialists War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Negative information about Bill Clinton is gathered. It focuses on girls. 130302 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-2-1992. No. 4. Bush Campaign: Opposition Research Specialists War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. They look for evidence of infidelity on Bill Clinton's part but have no luck. 130303 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-3-1992. No. 5. Bush Campaign: Opposition Research Specialists War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. suggests they might work as hard on a positive image for George Bush, instead of building negative information on Bill Clinton. 130304 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-9-1992. No. 4 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Jerry Brown: "The courage to make no sense." 130305 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-22-1992. No. 5. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Ross Perot's 60-day media outage. 130306 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-22-1992. No. 1 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. visits "USA Today" and changes into a simple chart listing statistics. 130307 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-23-1992. No. 2 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. visits "USA Today" and changes into a simple chart listing statistics. Each panel contains a different odd pie-chart showing statistics. 130308 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-24-1992. No. 3 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. visits "USA Today" and talks about the paper's founder, Al Neuharth. 130309 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-25-1992. No. 4 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. visits "USA Today" and discusses a poll in which people were asked if USA Today was actually a newspaper. 130310 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-26-1992. No. 5 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. visits "USA Today" and his teeth form a statistical chart. He reads from a pullout special section that predicts the future. 130311 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-27-1992. No. 6 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. visits "USA Today" and feeds Mike small nuggets of news, but Mike wants more. 130312 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-28-1992. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. mindlessly reads the teleprompter. The anchorman has no pants. 130313 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-28-1992 to 10-31-1992. Nos. 3, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Bush Press Conference: Questions on Iran-Contra. 130314 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-7-1992. No. 6 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Presidential election and aftermath. 130315 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-23-1992. No. 1 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Lacey and fellow Republicans regroup. 130316 1993 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-8-1993. No. 1 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Butts, colleagues lobby against sin taxes. 130317 1993 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-30-1993 to 4-19-1993. Nos. 2, 10, 17, 18, 19. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Duke's Avalanche: planning with Sid. Cabin buried. Rescued from cabin. Movie versions. 130318 1993 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-13-1993. No. 5 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Dan Rostenkowski is under a cloud of suspicion. 130319 1993 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-19-1993. No. 5 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Mike Milken's UCLA class. 130320 1993 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-22-1993. No. 1 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports from the White House as Mike watches. Legislators arrive to collect on their NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) deals. 130321 1993 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-31-1993. No. 11. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Grade inflation lawsuit. 130322 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-24-1994 to 1-28-1994. Nos. 1, 3, 4, 5. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr.'s guide to Whitewatergate. . 130323 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-21-1994. No. 15 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Grade Inflation lawsuit. 130324 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-02-1994. No. 6 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. The Whitewater Cover-up. 130325 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-30-1994. No. 7. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Lords of Tobacco arraigned. 130326 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-27-1994. No. 6 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Debut of Clinton icon: Whitewater. 130327 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-16-1994 to 9-17-1994. Nos. 5, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Lacy and "Kids First" health care proposal. 130328 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-04-1994. No. 36 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Reports on Oliver North who speaks while wearing a confederate flag. Duke, North's bodyguard, watches Roland report on the Ollie North senate race. 130329 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-14-1994, 11-19-1994. Nos. 1, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. O.J. Simpson trial: Boopsie as alternate. 130330 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-23-1994 to 11-24-1994. Nos. 9, 10 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. and Reporter Rick Redfern at OJ City. 130331 1995 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-08-1995. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Father Duke, Newt and "Nothin' but Orphans.'" 130332 1995 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-22-1995 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Team Doonesbury: Ready to cover O.J. Trial. 130333 1995 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-24-1995. No. 2. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Boopsie's sequestered as OJ alternate juror. 130334 1995 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-30-1995 to 2-4-1995. Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6. Journalist Rick Redfern is ordered to cover Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. at the OJ trial. 130335 1995 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-24-1995. No. 5. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Newt's "anti-handout" bill. Clinton waffles. 130336 1996 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-12-1996. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. is working on a story about war crimes in Bosnia when he gets a message from someone who claims to know who the author of the book "Primary Colors" is. The book was published as written by anonymous. Hedley thinks this story is more newsworthy than his story about war crimes in Bosnia. 130337 1996 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-13-1996 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. gets an instant message from someone who claims to know who the author is of the book, "Primary Colors," written by Anonymous. When Hedley asks the person to identify himself, he says his name is anonymous and Hedley thinks it's a prank. 130338 1996 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-14-1996 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. has gotten a tip on who the anonymous author of the book "Primary Colors" is from someone who wants to remain anonymous. When Hedley asks him why he chose him, the anonymous person attributes it to great investigative skills. 130339 1996 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-15-1996 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. gets a message from someone who claims to know who wrote the book "Primary Colors" who wants to know how much his tip is worth. Roland tells him his network has too much integrity to pay for tips. Editor presses Hedley to make more progress on the story. 130340 1996 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-16-1996 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. continues to negotiate via email with the person who claims to know who the anonymous author of the book "Primary Colors" is. He's already thinking about the Emmy he'll win for breaking this story. 130341 1997 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-04-1997 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports from outside the palace, as Zonker gives advice to the Queen of England and other royals following the death of Princess Diana. Zonker has the royals singing "England's Rose." 130342 1999 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-13-1999 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. interviews fans of the movie Star Wars: Episode 1, the Phantom Menace. They loiter in a parking lot, many dressed in costumes. A fan explains that they are waiting for Episode II, which has not been made yet. 130343 1999 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-17-1999 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr., Mark and Rick Redfern are at a press conference with George W. Bush. Roland questions Bush about his fraternity brand. George Jr., in a cowboy hat, answers the questions. Other journalists are enthusiastic. 130344 2000 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-15-2000 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. asks Texas Governor George Bush Jr. about his opinion of the Million Mom March at a press conference. 130345 2000 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-16-2000 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. is at a press conference where Texas Governor George Bush Jr. explains why he doesn't support the Million Mom March against gun violence. 130346 2000 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-18-2000 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. is at a press conference where Texas Governor George Bush Jr. explains why he disagrees about the Million Mom March's demand for gun registration. 130347 2000 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-11-2000 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. talks to Zonker about following Duke around for a month with a camera, but Zonker wants money for the project/ 130348 2000 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-27-2000 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. scares Dick Cheney and gets him to find out whether or not his ticket is working fine. 130349 2000 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-26-2000 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports about the Duke 2000 campaign bus tour. They have ended up in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. 130350 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-14-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on the Paula Jones' case being thrown out of court and how it has caused many media members' a life's work. 130351 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-15-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on the Paula Jones' case being thrown out of court and discovers some reporters have spent years preparing for the case only to be let down. 130352 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-17-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on the Paula Jones' case being thrown out of court. While most news media are sad, one CNN Correspondent can now spread talented reporters to all of the other scandals. 130353 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-15-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Newt Gingrich tells the news media everything the Clinton scandal is not, which makes President Bill Clinton think he is off the hook. 130354 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-13-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. asks a congressman to fill out a questionnaire about his personal life so that he won't end up like President Clinton. 130355 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-22-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on the recent confessions of adulterers in Washington as Newt Gingrich pardons a congressman who admits he had an affair. 130356 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-28-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on the victims of the Clinton scandal who have had to admit to extra-marital affairs. Then he starts to report on those who haven't admitted to affairs. 130357 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-4-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. explains to a rookie reporter that the Clinton scandal is nothing compared to past scandals by Presidents. 130358 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-9-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on who will be the next Presidential candidate if Governor George W. Bush drops out while Dan Quayle sits at home admitting he's ready to be President. 130359 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-14-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on the hiring of Dr. Lauren Sloap to help President Clinton, but when a newsman asks Roland if she's a babe Roland declines to answer. 130360 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-22-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on the first psychotherapy session for President Clinton and is happy to report that the psychiatrist's hair is undisturbed. 130361 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-8-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Starting with President Nixon and ending with President Clinton, we discover that if Kenneth Starr had investigated all of the other Presidents then they would all have been impeached for perjury. 130362 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-2-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. gives a lecture and Cricket tells Zipper to use his free time to go see the lecture, but Zipper is correct in assuming that Roland is one of the newspeople who were wrong about President Clinton. 130363 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-4-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. gives a lecture and describes how the news media feels used after the whole Lewinsky scandal. 130364 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-7-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. sits in at a Walden journalism class and starts by making the students practice their booming, dramatic voice. 130365 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-8-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. teaches Socratic dialogue to a Master class at Walden. 130366 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-9-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. teaches a class at Walden about how to turn on a microphone and begins to discuss salary demands. 130367 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-11-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. tells his Walden class that he had to fly into Saigon to report the big ending, but Roland remembers he missed the plane. 130368 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-12-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. admits to his Walden class that he has lied to them about dating Mariah Carey, much like they will lie to the public some day. 130369 1999 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-5-1999 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. provokes the NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) spokesman to anger over reports of very trivial damage inflicted during a bombing raid in Kosovo. The spokesman apologizes for getting angry but Roland looks smug. 130370 1999 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-9-1999 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. listens to Governor George W. Bush who informs Roland that he was a party animal until he was 46 years old, making for a huge learning curve 130371 1978 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-5-1978 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. covers Carter world tour 130372 1978 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-5-1978 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. hunts for trends. ABC's Rone Arledge. 130373 1978 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-11-1978 to 10-21-1978. Nos. 3, 6, 9, 11. TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. on Camp David Summit -- Cabin Fever. President Jimmy Carter. 130374 1980 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-29-1980. No. 5 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on Conscam 130375 1981 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-23-1981, 3-26-1981. Nos. 1, 4. TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. on El Salvador - One for the Gipper. 130376 1981 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-23-1981, 6-26- 1981. Nos. 2, 5. TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. on fraudulent El Salvador white paper. 130377 1981 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 7-10-1991 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on composite South Bronx boy. Pulitzer Prize references. 130378 1982 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-17-1982 to 8-27-1982. Nos. 9, 12, 15, 18. TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. in Lebanon. 130379 1985 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-23-1985 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on trade embargo on Nicaragua. 130380 1985 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-5-1985 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Nightline report on George Bush's 8-hour acting presidency while Ronald Reagan had surgery for colon cancer. 130381 1985 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-6-1985 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. speaks with resume curator on Nightline report on George Bush's 8-hour acting presidency while Ronald Reagan had surgery for colon cancer. 130382 1986 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-5-1986 to 5-8-1986. Nos. 1, 4 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. launches "Save the Gown" campaign. 130383 1986 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-25-1986. No. 1 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. CIA Agent Havoc in Teguchigalpa with Contras. Wives of spooks hold a rally. 130384 1986 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-9-1986 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on problem of drunk voting. 130385 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-22-1987 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Wrap-around U.S. Constitution for cereal boxes. 130386 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-24-1987. No. 2. TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. and his guide re-explore Ronald Reagan's brain, looking for memories of Iran-Contra in The Return to Reagan's Brain. 130387 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-27-1987.No. 5 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. and the Return to Reagan's Brain. 130388 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-31-1987. No. 8 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. explore Ronald Reagan's brain and Roland finds the skeleton of Ed Granger in The Return to Reagan's Brain. 130389 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-3-1987. No. 11 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. in The Return to Reagan's Brain. 130390 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-1-1987, 6-4-1987. Nos. 1, 4. TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports to Congress on Reagan's Brain. 130391 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-21-1987 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. stakes out house to report on "character." 130392 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 7-11-1987. No. 6 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Ron Headrest launches presidential campaign. 130393 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 7-27-1987. No. 1 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Headerest seeks advice from Mike as "everyman." 130394 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-8-1987, 9-11-1987. Nos. 2, 5. TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reports on Arizona Governor Evan Mecham. 130395 1987 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-14-1987. No. 1 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Donald Trump tests the political waters. 130396 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-8-1998. No. 5 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. and Reporter Rick Redfern cover Gary Hart 130397 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-27-1988. No. 3 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Headrest, Bush and Skippy debate Iranscam. 130398 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-22-1988. TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. reads the teleprompter during the news. He says outrageous things but seems to be oblivious to what he is saying. 130399 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-4-1988 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. delivers his report while heavily bandaged after bursting into flames at the Democratic National convention. Jesse Jackson campaigns for Dukakis in exchange for fabulous prizes. 130400 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-11-988 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. removes his bandages live on "Geraldo." 130401 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-20-1988. No. 5 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Worst-case scenario: President Quayle. An aide introduces "new president" Dan Quayle to a group of reporters. 130402 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-9-1988. No. 3 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. on president-elect un-Dukakis. 130403 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-5-1989. TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Press Conference question on Skull & Bones. 130404 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-7-1989. No. 2 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Islamic Critics Circle condemns U.S. authors 130405 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-22-1989, 5-25-1989. Nos. 1, 4. TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. Bush entertains press at White House barbeque. 130406 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-4-1989 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III negotiates a raise. 130407 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-10-1989, 10-14-1989. Nos. 2, 6. TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Mike, JJ and numerous guests raided by DEA. 130408 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-31-1989 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III Goodbye, Eighties! Happy New Year! 130409 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-18-1990, 6-21-1990. Nos. 1, 4. TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III talks with public about Trump's troubles 130410 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-5-1990. No. 3 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III Reservist BD called up for Gulf War duty. 130411 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-22-1990. No. 6 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III Water drill for troops of Desert Shield. 130412 1991 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-22-1991, 1-26-1991. Nos. 2, 6. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III on Saudi men's reluctance to serve. 130413 1991 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-25-1991. No. 1 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III reports from Kuwait City. 130414 1991 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-14-1991. War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III U.S. press returns from war. Mrs. Hedley at homecoming for war correspondents. 130415 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-19-1992. No. 2 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III offers election analysis while Mike dozes off while listening to it. Spinning the New Hampshire primary. 130416 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-18-1992. No. 1 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III reports that a colorful one-liner will be released. Ross Perot's 60-day media outage. 130417 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-21-1992. No. 4 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III reports on how hard Perot's people are working. Ross Perot's 60-day media outage. 130418 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-24-1992 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Bush press conference: question re-infidelity. 130419 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-28-1992. No. 6 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Lacey and fellow Republicans regroup. 130420 1993 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-1-1993. No. 1 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III Clinton visits BD and Boopsie's house. 130421 1993 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-10-1993. No. 12 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Duke's avalanche: Cabin buried. 130422 1993 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-14-1993. No. 15 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Duke's avalanche: Rescued from the cabin. 130423 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-25-1994 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III's guide to the White House. 130424 1993 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-18-1993 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Boopsie invited to the White House. 130425 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-29-1994. No. 6 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III's guide to Watergate 130426 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-15-1994. No. 29 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Grade inflation lawsuit. 130427 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-24-1994 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III is headed for vacation and pre-records his Clinton update. 130428 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-15-1994. No. 2 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. OJ Simpson Trial: Boopsie as alternate. 130429 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-22-1994, 11-25-1994. Nos. 8, 11. TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III and Reporter Rick Redfern at OJ City. OJ Simpson Trial. 130430 1995 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-26-1995. No. 4. TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Boopsie's sequestered: BD comes to visit. 130431 1995 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-29-1995. No. 1 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III interrupts Ric's hot tip at the OJ trial. 130432 1995 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-2-1995. No. 4 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III is at the OJ trial. Rick Redfern is ordered to cover Roland. 130433 1996 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-8-1996 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III stands in front of the U.S. Capitol Building. He holds a copy of the Contract with America and reports on the administration's environmental policy. Newt Gingrich conducts an auction of a national forest's trees. 130434 1997 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-19-1997 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III gives a report that spins many wild reasons for her retirement before Lacey's press conference. She announces that she has Alzheimer's Disease. Roland keeps talking. 130435 1997 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-22-1997 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III reports from outside Buckingham Palace after the death of Princess Diana. Zonker gets a phone call from the Queen. 130436 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-13-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III reports on the Paula Jones' case being thrown out of court and receives a sound byte from a media member who is upset he didn't get a chance to hit on his producer. 130437 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-16-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III reports on the Paul Jones' case being thrown out of court. As he gives his report, he discovers that reporters won't be allowed to use vulgar language because it's not newsworthy. 130438 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-3-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III answers questions about being a bottom-feeder during his lecture attended by Zipper and Cricket. 130439 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-10-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III watches as one of the Walden students he's been teaching practices his news form, but takes a little longer than usual. 130440 1999 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-4-1999 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. At a news conference, a spokesman for NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) issues apologies for some of the damage inflicted during bombing raids in Kosovo. 130441 2000 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-17-2000 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. At a press conference, Texas Governor George Bush Jr. explains that suicide by gun is better than suicide by knife. 130442 1978 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-10-1978. No. 2 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III on Camp David summit: Cabin Fever. 130443 1979 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-9-1979. No. 5 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III TV Report: The Liberal Cult. 130444 1980 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-1-1980. No. 5 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III reports from Afghanistan.. 130445 1980 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-15-1980. No. 11 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Rick Redfern in NYC covering Democratic Convention. 130446 1980 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-28-1980. No. 2 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Reagan's Brain. 1980 Election. Ronald Reagan. 130447 1981 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-25-1981. No. 3 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III on El Salvador. One for the Gipper. 130448 1982 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 7-17-1982. No. 6 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III in Lebanon. 130449 1982 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-19-1982. No. 11 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Media Middle East's Palestinians Rhetoric War. Y. Arafat. Jane Fonda. Lebanon. 130450 1985 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-13-1985. No. 3 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III on Sen. "Barfin' Jake" Garn's training. 130451 1985 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-17-1985. TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. TV Interview with head of "Friends of Ed Meese." 130452 1985 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-28-1986. No. 5 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III interviews two men in pool hall about the Nicaraguan threat declared by Ronald Reagan. The Color Red: Will Sandinistas invade Texas? 130453 1988 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-19-1988. No. 1 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Negative sound bites and "message of the day." 130454 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 7-2-1989 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III interviews Jesse Jackson's mother. 130455 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-17-1989. No. 4 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Andy Lippincott's birthday party. 130456 1989 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-12-1989 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Mike, JJ and numerous guests raided by DEA. 130457 1990 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 8-21-1990. No. 8 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Lacey's resignation over the S&L crisis. 130458 1991 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-10-1991 War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Physical fitness testing for pool reporters. 130459 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-6-1992 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III on a live newscast and has technical difficulties. 130460 1992 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-6-1992. No. 5 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Presidential Election and aftermath. 130461 1993 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 1-15-1993. No. 5 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Bush and Iran/Contra: the diaries. 130462 1993 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-12-1993. No. 13 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Duke's avalanche: Rescued from Cabin. Barbara Streisand. 130463 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 3-16-1994. No. 30 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Grade Inflation lawsuit. 130464 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-25-1994. No. 3 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. Lords of Tobacco, The. 130465 1994 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-26-1994. No. 12. TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III and Rick Redfern at OJ City: OJ Simpson Trial. 130466 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-05-1998. TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III expresses his displeasure with the American people loving President Clinton. 130467 2000 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-9-2000 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III is informed by Governor George W. Bush that he was a party animal until he was 46 years old, making for a huge learning curve. 130468 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-13-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III does a story on the failure of yap.com. He appears to be interviewing himself. 130469 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-14-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III talks about his experience at failed yap.com 130470 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-17-2001, 4-18-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. President George Bush Jr. gives a news conference from out in the woods. He talks about his commitment to the environment. 130471 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-19-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III asks President George Bush Jr. about what parts of the environment should be protected. 130472 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-20-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. President George Bush Jr. talks about the rules on arsenic in drinking water at a news conference in the woods. 130473 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-21-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. President George Bush Jr. answers a question about his campaign pledge to limit carbon dioxide emissions. 130474 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-16-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III tries to ask White House spokesman Ari Fleisher at a news conference a question about Jenna Bush. 130475 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-29-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III makes his way through a crowd in Afghanistan, disguised as a woman. Taliban man sees some skin and demands that "she" be punished. Roland tries to explain himself. 130476 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-30-2001. TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III is accused by a crowd of Taliban men in a market in Afghanistan of being a spy. He is disguised in a burka. His camera crew deny knowing him. 130477 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-31-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III, still wearing a burka, is driven away by a Taliban man. The man reveals that he is defecting from the Taliban and will drive Roland to safety. 130478 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-1-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III and his ex-Taliban rescuer Akbari meet up with a leader of an opposition force in Afghanistan. Akbari explains to Roland that switching sides in a conflict is common. 130479 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-2-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III tries to share his experiences changing news organizations when Akbari, Roland's rescuer in Afghanistan, explains the many times he has switched allegiances.. 130480 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-3-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III gives a report from Afghanistan. He still wears a burka. The reporter on the other end of the feed wants to know why Roland is faking a British accent. 130481 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-5-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III in a burka talks with a fighter in Afghanistan about the American bombing. 130482 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-6-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III in a burka listens to his Afghan guide talk about how American weapons are being used against them. Then they are bombarded with food packets. 130483 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-8-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III in a burka is brought to a doctor in Afghanistan after being hit with a food packet. 130484 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-9-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III in a burka is attended by a doctor in Afghanistan after being hit by a food packet. The CIA operative Havoc appears on the scene. 130485 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-10-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III may be driven to safety by CIA chief Havoc in Afghanistan. However to his surprise it starts snowing heavily. 130486 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-20-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III and CIA chief Havoc must abandon their jeep and find a cave to spend the night in 130487 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-21-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III in a burka is led by CIA chief Havoc to a cave in Afghanistan. 130488 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-22-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III, in a burka, and CIA chief Havoc are hiding in a cave in Afghanistan. Some American soldiers find them. 130489 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-23-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III and CIA chief Havoc are fired upon by American soldiers as they hide in a cave in Afghanistan. Havoc has trouble convincing them that they are on the same side. 130490 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-24-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III in a burka is talked to by American soldiers and the still-sleeping CIA chief Havoc. 130491 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-26-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III in a burka is told by American soldiers that they found Geraldo Rivera in a cave also 130492 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-27-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III says goodbye to CIA chief Havoc before he is evacuated in an aircraft carrier. He shouts a goodbye to Geraldo Rivera, still in a cave in Afghanistan. 130493 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-28-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III is evacuated from Afghanistan in a military helicopter. A soldier looks for stray Taliban. 130494 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-29-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III arrives on the USS Enterprise after being evacuated out of Afghanistan. 130495 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 11-30-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III delivers the newscast from aboard the USS Enterprise after being evacuated from Afghanistan. 130496 2001 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-30-2001 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. A comedian tries to deliver his routine about terrorism to a crowd of unentertained military personnel. 130497 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-13-2002 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III interviews Tiffany Andrews during the Enron investigation. She insists that she and Jim Andrews are broke. 130498 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-14-2002 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III interviews Tiffany Andrews about the Enron investigation and her finances and during the interview Andrews fires one of the maids. 130499 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 2-15-2002 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III comments on his interview with Tiffany Andrews about the Enron investigation in a piece called "Tiff" Andrews. Trotting out his wife, Jim Andrews thinks she should have shown more cleavage. 130500 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-2-2002 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. President George Bush Jr. gives a news conference from out in the woods. He talks about his commitment to the environment. 130501 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-3-2002 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. President George Bush Jr. gives a news conference from out in the woods and defends his commitment to the environment. 130502 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-4-2002 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III asks President George Bush Jr. about what parts of the environment should be protected during a news conference from out in the woods. 130503 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-5-2002 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. President George Bush Jr. talks about the rules on arsenic in drinking water at a news conference from out in the woods. 130504 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-6-2002 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III. President George Bush Jr. answers a question about his campaign pledged to limit carbon dioxide emissions. 130505 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-15-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III delivers a report from inside Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's headquarters. The only light is the flashlight that Roland points at himself. 130506 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-16-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III begins his interview with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat in his headquarters during the Israeli blockade. The only light is the flashlight that Roland points at himself. 130507 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-17-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III asks Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat why he and Israel's Ariel Sharon can't come to an agreement. They are in his headquarters during the Israeli blockade. The only light is the flashlight that Roland points at himself. 130508 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-18-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III expresses the opinion that the disagreements between Yasser Arafat and Ariel Sharon are more personal than political. Arafat corrects him but he keeps on with that. They are in his headquarters during the Israeli blockade. The only light is the flashlight that Roland points at himself. 130509 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-19-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III fails to grasp the nature of the problems between Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and Israel's Ariel Sharon. They are in his headquarters during the Israeli blockade. The only light is the flashlight that Roland points at himself. 130510 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-20-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III wraps up his talk with Palestinian Leader Yasser Arafat in his headquarters during the Israeli blockade. Roland's flashlight gets dimmer then finally they are plunged into darkness. 130511 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-23-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III begins his interview with a young Palestinian woman who is planning to become a suicide bomber. He is blindfolded and does not realize that he is talking to a female. 130512 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-24-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III is surprised to find out that he is speaking with a young Palestinian woman about her plans for becoming a suicide bomber. 130513 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-25-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III listens to a young Palestinian woman explaining that her family is behind her decision to become a suicide bomber. 130514 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-26-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III listens to a young Palestinian woman explaining what rewards await her, based on teachings of Islam. He compares this to a Jewish tradition and she declares the interview over. 130515 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-30-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III delivers a report from what he thinks is an Israeli café on the West bank. It's really a Palestinian café. 130516 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-1-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III delivers a report from a restaurant in Israel and thinks he sees a suicide bomber. But it is Ariel Sharon. 130517 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-2-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III is surprised to see Ariel Sharon in an Israeli pizza parlor. A tank rolls in to provide security. 130518 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-3-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III asks Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon to comment on a quote from George W. Bush. Other reporters take notes during the press conference. 130519 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 5-4-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III asks Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon a question about Israel's attacks on a Palestinian camp that makes him very angry during the press conference. 130520 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 9-26-2002 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III reports on the demonstrations over restricted access to Malibu beaches. Zonker confronts David Geffen in his living room. 130521 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-11-2002 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III asks George W. Bush why he wants to invade Iraq and oust Saddam Hussein at a news conference. Bush denies the implication that it is because it would easier now than it was during the Gulf War. 130522 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-12-2002 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III asks if the Bush policy towards pre-emptive strikes would apply to other countries, such as the United Kingdom at a news conference. Bush says no. 130523 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 10-14-2002 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III is at a White House news conference. Spokesman Ari Fleisher describes the cost-benefit analysis of a plan to incite Iraqi citizens to assassinate Saddam Hussein. 130524 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-10-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III is in Iraq and accompanies some United Nations weapons inspectors as they leave on an unannounced inspection. The lead inspector gives the driver unusual instructions. 130525 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-12-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III is in Iraq and accompanies some United Nations weapons inspectors. The UN weapons inspector doesn't believe the yogurt factory manager that the radioactivity comes from contaminated milk. The manager worries. 130526 2002 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-13-2002 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III is in Iraq and accompanies some United Nations weapons inspectors. The UN weapons inspector calls to report radioactivity found in a yogurt factory. In the White House, President Bush and an aide are happy to have an excuse to invade Iraq. 130527 2003 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-9-2003 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III does a TV report from Iraq showing nothing but a blinding sandstorm. Roland is asked to prove his identity but it was a joke. 130528 2003 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 4-12-2003 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III, now a CNN Correspondent, interviews a soldier about the war. They are in a sandstorm. 130529 2003 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-3-2003 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III begins his interview with a young Palestinian woman who is planning to become a suicide bomber. He is blindfolded and does not realize he is talking to a female. 130530 2003 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-4-2003 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III is surprised to find out that he is speaking with a young Palestinian woman about her plans for becoming a suicide bomber. 130531 2003 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-5-2003 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III is given an explanation by a young Palestinian woman that her family is behind her decision to become a suicide bomber. 130532 2003 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 6-6-2003 TV War Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III is given an explanation by a young Palestinian woman about what rewards await her based on teachings of Islam. He compares this to a Jewish tradition and she declares the interview over. 130533 2003 Doonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley III CS COPY Trudeau, Garry Biography Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley III began career at Time magazine, assigned to Saigon bureau where he covered sports. Joined ABC Wide World of News. Made name for himself by traveling to world's hotspots. Covered numerous presidential campaigns and word tours. Field coverage of rebel forces in mountains of Afghanistan. Best known for 1980 election-eve expedition into Reagan's brain. Follow-up expedition to jar loose presidential Iranscam memories. In 1988 GOP convention in New Orleans, his headset caught ire. Trapped in his helmet, he was badly burned. Bounced back. Broke exclusive story explaining mysterious three-day beard of PLO chairman Yassir Arafat. Left ABC after 20 years. Moved to narrowcasting, chief content provider and political correspondent for AOL-Time-Warner-CNN-Yap!com. Captured by Taliban, wounded by Spam in U.S. food drop, rescued by CIA. Live interview with Arafat from besieged Palestinian leader's compound. 130534 1998 Doonesbury: Roland Burton HedleyDoonesbury: Roland Burton Hedley CS Trudeau, Garry 12-14-1998 TV Correspondent Roland Burton Hedley Jr. tells a Walden student who wonders why Roland would care about the rantings of some cartoon character that he shouldn't go there. 130535 1974 Doonesbury: Speaking of Inalienable Rights, Amy CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130536 1977 Doonesbury: Stalking the Perfect Tan CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130537 1970 Doonesbury: Still a Few Bugs in the System CS OWN - H Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130538 1979 Doonesbury: Tad Overweight, But Violet Eyes to Die For, A CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130539 1987 Doonesbury: Talkin' About My G-G-Generation CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130540 1985 Doonesbury: That's Doctor Sinatra, You Little Bimbo! CS USC Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130541 1981 Doonesbury: Unfortunately, She Was Also Wired for Sound CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130542 1987 Doonesbury: We're Eating More Beets CS USC Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130543 1978 Doonesbury: We're Not Out of the Woods Yet CS OWN - P Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130544 1991 Doonesbury: Welcome to Club Scud! CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130545 1973 Doonesbury: What Do We Have for the Witness CS OWN Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130546 1974 Doonesbury: Wouldn't A Gremlin Have Been More Sensible? CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130547 1982 Doonesbury: Wreck of the Rusty Nail, The CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130548 1982 Doonesbury: You Give Great Meeting CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130549 1975 Doonesbury: You're Never Too Told for Nuts and Berries CS OWN - H Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130550 1990 Doonesbury: You're Smoking Mr. Butts! CS MLPL Trudeau, G.B. Correspondent Roland (Rollie) Hedley, foreign correspondent, war reporter. 130551 1946 Dooper! Is That You? CB Robin Hood and Company Comics, Vol. 3, #33 Reporter Sooper Dooper, Demon Reporter has someone call in sick for him on the wrong day. 130552 2004 Door in the Floor, The M DVD -R HQ 3830, 3831. Interviewer (Larry Pine). 130553 2002 Door To Door MT Reporter (Laurie Murdoch). A reporter stops by the home of a salesman, a man with cerebral palsy who fought great odds to become a successful salesman, asking him if he can write a story about his life. The man refuses but the reporter writes the story anyway. The reporter turns out to be the son of one of the salesman’s customers. 130554 2000 Door-to-Door Rope Saleswoman & Other Tales, The M Adult Film Critic (Andrea Neal). TV Show Hostess (Jessica Jones). 130555 1991 Doors, The M News Media. New York Journalists (Laura Esterman, Dani Klein, Christopher Lawford, Deborah Lupard, Richard B. Rifkin, Adrian Scott, Ashley Stone, Chris Boyle). Magazine Photographer (Mimi Rogers). Miami Journalist (Keith Reddin). Reporter (Kim Meredith). New Haven Reporters (Bill Graham, Heidi Schooler). Columnist Ed Sullivan (Will Jordan). Sullivan's Producer (Sam Whipple). CBS Girl Backstage (Charlie Spradling). Soundman (Shannon Ratigan). Office Publicist (Tudor Sherrad). 130556 2003 Dope M Australia TV Journalist (Nuala Hafner). 130557 1996 Doppelfehler. Ein Fall für den Sportreporter NM Klugmann, Norbert Germany Journalist 130558 1983 Doppelt oder aus N Berthold, Will Germany TV Journalist 130559 1993 Doppler Effect, The CB Gravestone #4 TV Reporter Christine Daniels is saved by Gravestone from monsters in Sluggtown, a city brought through another dimension to occupy the same space as Los Angeles. Back in his cave, Gravestone reminisces of another Christine he loved in Paris a long time ago while living in the catacombs of an opera house. He is then attacked by a shapeshifter named Scythe who mimics his form and absorbs his power. Leaving Gravestone defeated, Scythe goes on a rampage. 130560 1990 Dorf Goes Auto Racing M Reporter (Joey Mitchell). 130561 1989 Dori Bangs SSF GPL Sterling, Bruce In "Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, Third Annual Collection, The." Writer Lester Bangs published first article in 1969 in Rolling Stone. Became a professional rock critic. Dead after writing about a million record reviews. Dori Seda was a cartoonist. Died. Dori and Lester marry in another lifetime. 130562 2005 Dorian M Wilde, Oscar (Novel). Vincent Kirk (Screenplay) Short Interviewer (Vincent Kirk - The Interviewer). 130563 1999 Dorian Dombre: Dorian Dombre CB Bocquet, Jose-Louis (Screenplay). Francis Valles (Drawing). France Reporter Dorian Dombre is a witness of this century, an adventurer, a young journalist. 130564 1990 Dorian Dombre: Mort en ce jardin, La (aka Death in This Garden, The) CB Bocquet, Jose-Louis (Screenplay). Francis Valles (Drawing). Isabelle Rabarot (Colors) #2. France Reporter Dorian Dombre is a witness of this century, an adventurer, a young journalist. 130565 1989 Dorian Dombre: Saison des Pluies, La (aka Rainy Season, The) CB Bocquet, Jose-Louis (Screenplay). Francis Valles (Drawing). Laurence Quilici and Yves Lencot (Colors) #1. France Reporter Dorian Dombre is a witness of this century, an adventurer, a young journalist. Dombre is lost in Indochina reporting from a penal colony. He barters his pen for a colt, then encounters a corrupt colonial administration. 130566 1991 Dorian Dombre: Tour au Purgatoire, Un (aka Tour in Purgatory, A) CB Bocquet, Jose-Louis (Screenplay). Francis Valles (Drawing). Florence Breton (Colors) #3. France Reporter Dorian Dombre is a witness of this century, an adventurer, a young journalist. 130567 1984 Dorian Gray im Spiegel der Boulevardpresse (aka Image of Dorian Gray in the Yellow Press, The) MF West Germany Chief Executive Frau Dr. Mabuse (Delphine Seyrig) of a multinational media organization. His unscrupulous plan to increase circulation -- “we will create personalities, sensations, scandals and catastrophes of our own” -- provides the perfect framework for Dorian Gray, young, rich, handsome and narcissistic -- “We will build him up, seduce him and destroy him!” says the media tycoon. Will Gray become the newspaper magnate’s victim or her best pupil? Dr. Mabuse decides to create her own mass-media sensation by building press attention up around the innocent and unworldlywise playboy Gray. She sets Dorian up with a beautiful opera singer and then splashes every detail of their affair across the worldwide presses. The innocent Dorian is unaware of Mabuse’s sinister manipulations until Dr. Mabuse decides to break up the romance. 130568 1976 Doriana Grey M Adult American Reporter (Monica Swinn) comes to interview Doriana Grey who lives in a magnificent castle in an island paradise blessed with great wealth and ageless beauty. But her life is an empty one. Surgically separated at birth from her sister, she cannot experience sexual pleasure without being compelled to kill her lover. The journalist wants to do an article which might help Doriana uncover a mysterious secret buried in her past, but she soon succumbs to her voracious and insatiable carnal appetite. In the interim, Doriana recounts her tragic tale. It turns out the secret is a twin sister hidden in a psychiatric hospital. Born as Siamese twins, but separated after birth, Doriana suffered some sort of sexual trauma while her sister became mentally defective. Doriana is a frigid sex vampire, telepathically connected to her twin sister who actually experiences the orgasms that elude Doriana. Doriana appears to suck the life force out of her victim’s genitalia in search of the ultimate sexual climax. Doriana finally sees only one solution to her suffering. She visits her twin sister to make love to her and suck out her vitality and sexual power. 130569 1996 Doris Clairbourne M L Reporter 130570 1969 Doris Day Show, The: T Series. Format Two, 1969-1970. Starts with Episode #29 on Sept. 22, 1969. Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine, "The Now Magazine." The Doris Day Show went through four formats. Format One (1968-1969) has nothing to do with journalism. Doris Martin is a widow and mother of two children and relinquishes her career as singer to return to her father's ranch in Mill Valley, California. Stories depict her attempt to raise her children and get involved in local community affairs. Then in 1969, Season Two, she feels she has to assist with growing expenses on the ranch. She gets a job in San Francisco on Today's World magazine. Episodes reflect her home and working life. This is Format Two (1969-1970). Second Format has occasional reporting assignments (1970-1971). Format Four has her as a General News Reporter for Today's World Magazine (1971-1973). 130571 1970 Doris Day Show, The: T Series. Format Three, 1970-1971 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). Martin relocates and rents an apartment over Pallucci's Italian Restaurant. Her children live with her. Her father and his handyman continue to operate the ranch. 130572 1971 Doris Day Show, The: T Series. Format Four, 1971-1973 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130573 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Albatross, The T Episode #88. 11-1-1971 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130574 1971 Doris Day Show, The: And Here's…Doris T Episode #81. 9-13-71. (Season 4 Opener). Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes a single girl and works for Today's World. Cy Bennett (John Dehner) new boss Doris' ego-tripping boss complicates her efforts to line up an interview with a TV talk-show host. Doris is assigned to interview a late-night talk show host (Bob Crane) 130575 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Anniversary Gift T Episode #116. 12-11-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130576 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Billy's First Date T Episode #76. 2-15-1971 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130577 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Blessed Event, The T Episode #98. 1-17-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130578 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Buck Visits he Big City T Episode #68. 12-14-1970 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130579 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Buck's Portrait T Episode #47. 2-16-1970 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) finds a job on a magazine in San Francisco. Editor Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson) Buck is reluctant to have his portrait painted by a woman artist until he learns that it is going to appear on the cover of the magazine Doris works for 130580 1973 Doris Day Show, The: Byline...Alias Doris T Episode #128. 3-12-1973 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes a single girl and works for Today's World. Cy Bennett (John Dehner) new boss Reporter (Joey Foreman) gets Doris to write his articles for him, but he takes all the credit 130581 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Charity Begins at the Office T Episode #84. 10-4-1971 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130582 1969 Doris Day Show, The: Chocolate Bar War, The T Episode #33. 10-20-1969 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130583 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Co-Op, The T Episode #115. 11-27-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130584 1968 Doris Day Show, The: Colonel Fairburn Jr. T Episode #75 2-8-1971 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) finds a job on a magazine in San Francisco. Editor Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson) Publisher of the magazine (Edward Andrews) takes over the office and Doris finds him falling for her 130585 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Colonel Fairburn Takes Over T Episode #54. 4-6-1970 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) finds a job on a magazine in San Francisco. Editor Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson) Colonel's hippie son takes over the magazine when his father and Mr. Nicholson go to a convention 130586 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Cousin Charlie T Episode #66. 11-30-1970 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) finds a job on a magazine in San Francisco. Editor Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson) Doris gets her Cousin Charlie a job as an advertising salesman for the magazine 130587 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Cover Girl T Episode #102. 2-21-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). Reporter (Larry McCormick). 130588 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Crapshooter Who Would Be King, The T Episode #101. 2-7-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130589 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Debt of Honor T Episode #111. 10-23-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130590 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Detective Story T Episode #114. 11-20-1971 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes a single girl and works for Today's World. Cy Bennett (John Dehner) new boss Doris tries to interview a defecting Russian general 130591 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Dinner for One T Episode #58. 10-5-1970 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) finds a job on a magazine in San Francisco. Editor Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). Doris arranges for a food columnist to review Angie's restaurant, but she unfortunately mistakes a bum for the columnist and gives the full treatment to the wrong man 130592 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Doris and the Doctor T Episode #92. 11-29-1971 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130593 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Doris at Sea T Episode #96. 1-3-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). First Reporter (Ben Wrigley). Assistant Plant Manager (Klair Bybee). 130594 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Doris Finds an Apartment T Episode #55. 9-14-1970 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130595 1969 Doris Day Show, The: Doris Gets a Job T Episode #29. 9-22-1969 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) finds a job on a magazine in San Francisco. Editor Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). Doris gets a job working on a magazine in San Francisco as the secretary to the managing editor 130596 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Doris Goes to Hollywood T Episode #77. 2-22-1971 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130597 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Doris Hires a Millionaire (I) T Episode #47. 2-23-1970 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130598 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Doris Hires a Millionaire (Part II) T Episode #49. 3-2-1970 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) finds a job on a magazine in San Francisco. Editor Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). Doris decides to get the magazine to do a story on her new farmhand, unaware that the reason he accepted the job on her farm was to avoid publicity 130599 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Doris Leaves Today's World (Part I) T Episode #59. 10-12-1970 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). Doris quits the magazine when she becomes the assistant to her millionaire friend 130600 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Doris Leaves Today's World (Part II) T Episode #60. 10-19-1970 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130601 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Doris Meets a Prince T Episode #51. 3-16-1970 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130602 1969 Doris Day Show, The: Doris Strikes Out T Episode #36. 11-24-1969 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130603 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Doris the Spy T Episode #64. 11-16-1970 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130604 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Doris vs. Pollution T Episode #42. 1-12-1970 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). Doris writes an article against a factory which is causing air pollution, unaware that the factory is owned by the same man who owns the magazine, Colonel Fairburn (Edward Andrews) 130605 1969 Doris Day Show, The: Doris, the Model T Episode #35. 11-17-1969 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130606 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Doris's House Guest T Episode #100. 1-31-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130607 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Duke Returns, The T Episode #52. 3-23-1970 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130608 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Duke the Performer T Episode #63. 11-9-1970 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130609 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Duke's Girlfriend T Episode #72. 1-18-1971 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130610 1973 Doris Day Show, The: Family Magazine T Episode #123. 2-5-1973 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130611 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Fashion Show, The T Episode #61. 10-26-1970 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130612 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Father-Son Weekend, The T Episode #79. 3-8-1971 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130613 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Feminist, The T Episode #56. 9-21-1970 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130614 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Fine Romance, A T Episode #87. 10-25-1971 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). Doris joins a computer dating service in order to write an article for the magazine 130615 1973 Doris Day Show, The: Follow That Dog T Episode #118. 1-1-1973 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130616 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Forgive and Forget T Episode #110. 10-16-1972. Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130617 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Forward Pass T Episode #71. 1-11-1971 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). Paul tries to get Doris to date a football player so he can get an interview for the magazine 130618 1969 Doris Day Show, The: Frog Called Harold, A T Episode #30. 9-29-1969 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130619 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Gas Station, The T Episode #45. 2-2-1970 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130620 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Gowns by Louie T Episode #103. 2-28-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130621 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Great Talent Raid, The T Episode #106. 9-18-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130622 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Happiness Is Not Being Fired T Episode #93. Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). Doris tries to get a story about an exhibition in order to sell it to another magazine when her boss Cy Bennett (John Dehner) fires her 130623 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Have I Got a Fellow For You T Episode #89. 11-8-1971 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130624 1969 Doris Day Show, The: Health King, The T Episode #34. 11-10-1969 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130625 1973 Doris Day Show, The: Hoax, The T Episode #119. 1-8-1973 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). Doris joins a phony talent agency in order to expose the owner as a fraud 130626 1973 Doris Day Show, The: Hospital Benefit T Episode #121. 1-22-1973. Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130627 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Hot Dogs T Episode #43. 1-19-1970 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130628 1970 Doris Day Show, The: How Can I Ignore the Man Next Door? T Episode #57. 9-28-1970 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130629 1973 Doris Day Show, The: It's a Dog's Life T Episode #122. 1-29-1973 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130630 1970 Doris Day Show, The: It's Christmas Time in the City T Episode #69. 12-21-1970 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130631 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Jarvis' Uncle T Episode #73. 1-25-1971 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130632 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Jimmy the Gent T Samara, Laurie and Courtney Andrews Episode #112. 11-6-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). Doris fakes an accident so she can enter the hospital in order to interview an injured safecracker 130633 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Just a Miss Understanding T Brown, Charlotte Episode #107. 9-25-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). Doris moonlights as an all-night radio show host 130634 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Kidnapped T Episode #46. 2-9-1970 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130635 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Lasso in' Leroy T Episode #74. 2-1-1971 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130636 1973 Doris Day Show, The: Last Huzzah, The T Episode #120. 1-15-1973 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130637 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Lost and Found T Episode #62. 11-2-1970 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130638 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Love Makes the Pizza Go Round T Episode #67. 12-7-1970 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130639 1973 Doris Day Show, The: Magnificent Fraud, The T Episode #125. 2-19-1973 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130640 1969 Doris Day Show, The: Married For a Day T Episode #31. 10-6-1969 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130641 1973 Doris Day Show, The: Meant For Each Other T Episode #126. 2-26-1973 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130642 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Mr. And Mrs. Raffles T Episode #82. 9-20-1971 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130643 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Music Man, The T Episode #113. 11-13-1971 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). Doris interviews a famous rock star and is rumored to be his new girlfriend 130644 1972 Doris Day Show, The: New Boss, The T Episode #117. 12-18-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). Colonel Fairburn (Edward Andrews) gives Cy's job to Doris and Doris' job to Cy in an attempt to give the magazine a fresh look 130645 1972 Doris Day Show, The: No More Advice -- Please T Episode #105. 9-11-1972. Season 5 Opener Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). Dr. Peter Lawrence finds himself on the sidelines while Doris interviews a handsome bachelor. 130646 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Office Troubleshooter, The T Episode #53 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130647 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Peeping Tom T Episode #109. 10-9-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130648 1971 Doris Day Show, The: People's Choice, The T Episode #86. 10-18-1971 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130649 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Press Secretary, The T Episode #108. 10-2-1972 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day). Doris goes to work as the press secretary to her old boyfriend who is running for Congress (Patrick O'Neal) 130650 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Prizefighter and the Lady, The T Episode #41. 1-5-1970 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) finds a job on a magazine in San Francisco. Editor Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). Doris finds herself interviewing a boxer who has developed a crush on her 130651 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Sheik of Araby, The T Episode #91. 11-22-1971 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130652 1969 Doris Day Show, The: Singles Only T Episode #37. 12-8-1969 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130653 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Skiing Anyone? T Episode #78. 3-1-1971 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130654 1973 Doris Day Show, The: Small Cure for Big Alimony, A T Episode #124. 2-12-1973 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130655 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Sorrow of Sanapur, The T Episode #97. 1-10-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130656 1972 Doris Day Show, The: There's a Horse Thief in Every Family Tree T Episode #104. 3-6-1972 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes a single girl and works for Today's World. Cy Bennett (John Dehner) new boss Doris Martin writes an article about a horse thief ancestor of a now prominent family, which causes her to almost lose her job 130657 1971 Doris Day Show, The: To England With Doris T Episode #90. 11-15-1971 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130658 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Today's World Catches the Measles T Episode #44. Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) finds a job on a magazine in San Francisco. Editor Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). Doris invites her boss and reporter Ron Harvey (Paul Smith) to spend the weekend at the ranch, where they are quarantined when they are exposed to measles 130659 1969 Doris Day Show, The: Togetherness T Episode #38. 12-15-1969 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130660 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Tony Bennett is Eating Here T Episode #65. 11-23-1970 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130661 1969 Doris Day Show, The: Two-Family Christmas, A T Episode #39. 12-22-1969 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130662 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Weighty Problem, A T Episode #85. 10-11-1971 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130663 1973 Doris Day Show, The: Welcome to Big Sur T Episode #127. 3-5-1973 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130664 1971 Doris Day Show, The: When in Rome, Don't T Episode #83. 9-27-1971 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130665 1972 Doris Day Show, The: Who's Got the Trenchcoat? T Episode #99. 1-24-1972 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130666 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Whodunit, Doris? T Episode #94. 12-13-1971 Magazine Staff. General News Reporter Doris Martin is now a beautiful, young bachelorette, for Today's World Magazine. Editor Cyril Bennett (John Dehner). 130667 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Wings of an Angel, The T Episode #95. 12-27-1971 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes a single girl and works for Today's World. Cy Bennett (John Dehner) new boss Doris goes to the state pen to get the deathbed confession of a famous gangster 130668 1969 Doris Day Show, The: Woman Hater, The T Episode #32. 10-13-1969 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130669 1970 Doris Day Show, The: Woman's Intuition, A T Episode #50. 3-9-1970 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130670 1969 Doris Day Show, The: You're As Old As You Feel T Episode #40. 12-29-1969 Magazine Staff. Doris Martin (Doris Day) becomes executive secretary to Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson), the editor of Today's World Magazine. 130671 1971 Doris Day Show, The: Young Love T Episode #80. 3-15-1971 Freelance Magazine Writer Doris Martin (Doris Day) takes occasional reporting assignments. Editor of Today's World Magazine is Michael Nicholson (McLean Stevenson). 130672 1954 Dorodarake no seishun MF PR Publicity Manager Miyamori (Daisuke Kato) 130673 1984 Dorothy Parker Murder Case, The NM OWN - H Baxt, George Critics. Dorothy Parker, Alexander Wolcott heading the all-star cast of the Algonquin Table. 130674 2008 Dos Veces Ana M Paparazzi (Frank Kairo). 130675 1933 Doss House M UK Only Reporter (Arnold Bell) is sent by his editor to assist in the search for an escaped convict on the loose. Editor (Frank Cellier) hopes the reporter will find interesting stories among those seeking shelter that night in the local doss-house. The reporter is eager to help with the arrest. 130676 1984 Dossier, The NM OWN - H Salinger, Pierre-Leonard Gross TV Newsman Andre Kohl based in Paris goes to Russia to find a KGB dossier and to Bolivia to verify its authenticity to prove the right-wing candidate for the French presidency was a Nazi conspirator. 130677 2008 Dostana MF DVD India. Fashion Journalist Neha (Priyanka Chopra) is a 27-year-old contemporary Indian woman who is smart, gorgeous and a stylish woman, working at a fashion magazine called Verve. hard working and someone who loves her work, she longs to settle down and have a family. She is respectful, intelligent and also innocent, which sometimes lands her into trouble. Neha thinks two guys -- a male nurse and Photographer Kunal (John Abraham) -- are gay because they have pretended to be gay to stay in an apartment owned by Neha’s uncle. Their plan works, but now they are in a predicament because they both fall in love with Neha ignores them because she thinks they are gay. Neha loses her promotion to Abhimanyu Singh (Bobby Deol) who takes over as boss of the magazine she works for. He assigns her an almost-impossible task, which she completes with a little help from her photographer. Gay Editor M (Mulai) (Boman Irani) is a flamboyantly gay editor of Verve magazine. 130678 1986 Dot and the Whale M News Media. Reporter #1 (Peter Renaday). Reporter #2 (Renae Jacobs). 130679 2000 Dot Comedy T Series News Media. Field Reporter (Katie Puckrik). 130680 2003 Dot the I M Celebrity Reporter (Victoria Hollingsworth). Cameraman (Ben Robinson). 130681 2005 Dot.Kill M Financial News Anchorman (Doug Cockle). Paperboy (Nick Reidy). 130682 1992 Dotkniecie reki MF Poland - English Cameraman (Piotr Worjtowicz). Television Crew (Wasia Maslennikow). 130683 1993 Dottie Gets Spanked MT Photographer (Lenny Singer). Cameraman (Leo Prestenberg). 130684 1984 Double N Pronzini, Bill & Muller, Marcia PR practitioner Public Relations Man Rich Woodall, whose psychiatrist says has an "inadequate personality." 130685 1945 Double Agent, The N OWN - H Teilhet, Hildegarde Tolman Photographer John Houten, magazine photographer. World War II. 130686 1940 Double Alibi M Davis, Frederick C. (Story - "The Devil is Yellow"). Harold Buchman, Roy Chanslor, Charles Grayson (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Sue Carey (Margaret Lindsay) does the newspaper's health column, When reporter who has fainted is taken to her apartment, she discovers a bullet wound and realizes he is Stephen Wayne (Wayne Morris), a man wanted by police for killing his wife. Wayne had escaped to a newspaper office and City Editor Walter Gifford (William Gargon) thinks he is a crime reporter from Kansas City and assigns him to cover the crime he is fleeing. Wayne convinces the columnist that he did not commit the murder. They go to a gangster's apartment who they suspect is the actual killer and find he has been beaten up. Wayne's cover is threatened when the real Kansas City Crime Reporter shows up. Wayne is captured when he goes to the hospital to talk to the gangster. With the help of Photographer Jeremiah Jenkins (Roscoe Karns), Wayne is finally able to prove that the real killer was a policeman. Chick Lester (Robert Emmet Keane) is another reporter. Newspaper Switchboard Operator (Frank Coghlan Jr.). 130687 1952 Double By-Line T Gulf Playhouse, 10-3-52 Journalists. Dennis O'Keefe, Nina Foch, Frank McHugh 130688 1998 Double Coffin N Butler, Gwendoline Reporter Marjorie Wardy, who under her real name of Jamie Layard is the volatile girlfriend of an up-and-coming star in the repertory company headed by the wife of the Chief Commander of the Second City of London. Young female reporter is murdered, dressed in an ancient jacket. There's a possible connection between the murder and a former prime minister's nightmarish childhood memory. 130689 1989 Double Cross (aka Tank Malling) M Marcus, James, Mick Southworth (Screenplay) Great Britain - Ness Book Investigative Reporter John "Tank" Malling (Ray Winstone) who is out to get the leader of a Moral Revival Campaign. His attacks have already earned him a two-year prison term for perjury. He continues his investigation when he is released. Only publisher Malling can convince to support him is underground editor Campbell Sinclair (John Bett). With the help of a crook, the reporter breaks into the leader's home to steal a diary, but it has been replaced with a phony journal. Break-in is captured on video tape. Malling also becomes a suspect in several murders that have taken place. Appears at a press reception to launch the leader's moral crusade and accuses him of corruption. Reporter shoots the leader and is arrested while the leader's associate prepares to assume leadership of the crusade. News Media. Reporter (Garrie J. Lammin). Reporter (Jessica Saunders). Reporter (Laura Whyte). TV Interviewer (Steve Edwin). 130690 1971 Double Danger at the Daily Bugle! CB Reprinted in "Greatest Spider-Man and Daredevil Team-Ups, The" 1996 trade paperback from Marvel Comics Publisher J. Jonah Jameson of the Daily Bugle and Editor Barney Bushkin of the rival Globe are both trapped in the Daily Bugle building by two supervillains who are trying to get a protection racket going when they aren't fighting the superheroes. Jameson and Bushkin try to fight the villains. At one point they collide while trying to hit the villains with chairs because Jameson is too cheap to keep lights on in the stairway. Two squabble constantly about relative merits of their newspapers -- "a hacked-out scandal sheet like the Globe!" Spider-Man and Daredevil team up to save the day. 130691 1999 Double de ma moitie, Le MF Journalist, La (Michele Kern) 130692 2007 Double Dead N Hoover, Terry Former Newspaper Reporter Steve Harlan, after exposing a scandal among management that destroyed his career and his wife's career, is eking out a living as a private investigator. It is 1961 in Charlotte, North Carolina. Harlan is hired to help attorney defending a bank president accused of killing his mistress. 130693 1932 Double Dealing M UK Only Press 130694 2008 Double Down NJ Dixon, Franklin W. #26 Hardy Boys Undercover Brothers Series Paparazzo is killed and Frank and Joe Hardy, working undercover as part of teen movie star Justin Carraway’s entourage is trying to find out more about the unsolved murder of the celeb’s least favorite paparazzo and other mysterious happenings in Atlantic City, N.J. 130695 1994 Double Dragon M Reporter (Mark Brazill). Reporter (Patricia Cascino). Reporter (Chuck Gillespie). Newscaster (Jim Aleck) 130696 1958 Double Duck CB Baby Huey, the Baby Giant #14 Reporter Duckly from the Daily Quack. Baby Huey wants to play so a witch doctor gives him the ability to get a brother. 130697 1925 Double Dummy P MLPL Hunting, E.S Index-One Act, 1924-31 Press 130698 1992 Double Edge M DVD -R HQ 1735, 1736 Kollek, Amos (Screenplay) Israel - Ness Book Reporter Faye Milano (Faye Dunaway) for the New York Herald sent to Israel for three weeks as a temporary replacement until a new correspondent arrives. Initially depicted as being rather cold and indifferent. Milano waits until she has finished taking photos of a cop beating a schoolgirl with a club before trying to stop him. Attitude changes when she becomes involved in the case of a boy killed in a fight with Israeli soldiers. She wants to run the story. Her boss in New York tells her, "You're in the hottest spot in the world. Give me front page." She manages to get interviews with various political leaders. Novelist tells her many things she is reporting and photographing are being done for her benefit. She covers an Arab story and finds out she has been used. "Three million people are going to read this and I got it wrong," she tells her boss who will not run a retraction because no one cares. She is attacked in a car by a group of Arab boys. Frustrated and angry, she pulls a gun and aims it at the leader of the gang. The film ends on a freeze frame of her holding the gun. "I don't invent the news. I don't twist it. I don't hide it. I think that's what a reporter is supposed to do." 130699 1986 Double Entendre NR Pozzessere, Heather Graham Harlequin Reporter Bret McAllister struggles to revive his failing marriage while pursuing truth about some long-missing diamonds. 130700 1944 Double Exposure M Miller, Ralph Graves (Story). Winston Miller, Maxwell Shane (Screenplay) Ness Book Photographer Pat Marvin (Nancy Kelly) from Iowa is hired for the weekly photo magazine, Flick, by Editor Larry Burke (Chester Morris) thinking she is a man. She gets a picture of the half-hearted suicide attempt of woman, the sixth wife of a millionaire. Although married, the millionaire proposes to Marvin and when the wife is murdered she becomes a suspect. She and an associate, Ben Scribner (Phillip Terry) have taken pictures of her dressed in the wife's negligee for use as a "Photomystery" feature. One of them exactly duplicates shot of murder scene. Marvin's small town boyfriend, who is passed off as her brother, arrives. He is only one who can clear her but has been given a job at the magazine and is assigned to go to Russia. When the boat he is on is torpedoed, Burke catches killer using fake photograph to get confession. Romantic complications resolved when Marvin's former boyfriend shows up with a Russian wife, having survived the shipwreck. Newspaper Photographer (Eddie Hall). 130701 1954 Double Exposure M UK Only Photographer Pete Fleming (John Bentley) shoots a picture and it may turn out to reveal a murderer's identity -- so the photographer is in danger of being killed. 130702 1965 Double Exposure NS Reese, John In "Playboy Book of Horror and the Supernatural," 1967 Press 130703 1998 Double Exposure NM Collins, Stephen TV Critic Joe McBride in the running for an anchor position. Co-host Sandy Moss. Critic McBride’s personal life has crumbled overnight into ruin. Through a kitchen window of his darkened apartment, he sees a beautiful enticing stranger in a neighboring apartment caught in a provocative pose. And she is watching him back. Joe is drawn into her world and beecomes a lead player in a deadly drama that threatens to devastate his promising future. 130704 1983 Double Exposure M Newscaster's Voice (Gary Littell) 130705 2005 Double Exposure N Hill, Bonnie Hearn Reporter Reebie Mahoney becomes the confessor for the former mistress of an American president who is burdened with a devastating secret. The part-time reporter must meet her right away -- that night. Standing outside the woman's door, Reebie hears a scream of blinding terror followed by a gunshot. When the door is finally forced open, she is horrified to realize that the woman lying dead on the floor is no stranger. Within hours the building is swarming with San Francisco police and Reebie is their chief murder suspect. As she is dragged into a terrifying world where past and present collide, someone — a mobster, a television star, maybe Reebie herself — is going to die. 130706 1935 Double Exposure M DVD -R HQ 8096 Short Street Photographer (Bob Hope) gets into trouble shooting pictures. He mistakenly shoots a picture of an ex-chorus girl with a jealous husband. Other Photographers also after her. They want to buy the photographer's exclusive picture, but his assistant opens the camera and exposes the film. The husband: In my country, we do not allow others to gaze on our wives. 130707 1963 Double Exposure (I Spy) NM MacKenzie, Donald Press 130708 1988 Double Exposure: MT Photojournalist Margaret Bourke-White 130709 1937 Double Exposures M UK Only Press 130710 1935 Double for Danger SM Gluck, Sinclair Black Mask, Sept. 1935, Vol. 18, No. 7, pp. 1050 Reporter Ted Murray, reporter in Hollywood and narrator of story 130711 1939 Double for Death NM OWN - P Stout, Rex Tabloids. A financier has been shot twice and there are two gorgeous suspects, two very good motives, two hot-headed suitors and two well-used murder weapons. Then there is a second Wall Street murder. 130712 1994 Double Happiness M TV Newswoman Linda Taylor Wong (Tosca Chin Wah Leong) of Channel 4 News. 130713 1999 Double Image NM Searle, Don Investigative Reporter Paul, an up-and-coming investigative reporter attempting to uncover the biggest story of his career. 130714 2001 Double Image NM Roycraft, Jaye Freelance Photojournalist Tia Martell is a former cop trying to adjust to life "after the Job" and put the years of violence and death behind her. While on assignment to shoot antebellum mansions in Natchez, Mississippi, murder brings her face-to-face with the coldest yet most fascinating man she has ever met, the owner of the inn. Before she can unravel the mystery, the man with the hypnotic eyes, another vampire and his master seek out the vampire who owns the inn for revenge. He wants Martell too. 130715 1998 Double Image NM Morrell, David Photojournalist Mitch Coltrane, after a harrowing experience in Bosnia as a war photographer, Coltrane vows to take pictures that celebrate hope instead of despair. But the horrors of his previous assignment continue to haunt him. Taking refuge in the past, he becomes obsessed with a beautiful woman in an old photograph from 1930s Hollywood. Seeking her identity, he discovers a young woman with a remarkable resemblance to the photo, and the past intrudes on the present with terrifying consequences. Coltrane has recently acquired the home of the late Randolph Packard, a famed photographer,. With Packard as his inspiration, Mitch travels the streets of Los Angeles photographing houses that appear in Packard’s oeuvre. Soon Mitch meets another Packard enthusiast, Natasha Adler, who happens to be a dead ringer for Rebecca Chase, a former film star who appears in many of Packard’s photographs. Mitch encounters more and more doubles as he makes his way through this ever-deepening mystery. 130716 2002 Double je DF France. Series 2002 - Interviewer Bernard Pivot. 130717 1992 Double Jeopardy MT News Media. Reporter 2 (Thom Dillon). Reporter 3 (Tawny Sanders) 130718 1996 Double Jeopardy MT Field Reporter (Dan Duran) 130719 1947 Double Life, A M SVD 1171 Coleman Reporter (Reginald Billado). Reporter (Curt Conway). Reporter (Russ Conway). Photographer (Paddy Chayefsky). 2nd Photographer (Robert Emmett Keane). 130720 1980 Double Negative (aka Deadly Companion) M MacDonald, Ross (Novel - Three Roads, The). Thomas Hedley, Jr. , Charles Dennis (Screenplay). Janis Allen (Additional Dialogue). Thomas Hedley Jr. (Adaptation) Ness Book Correspondent Michael Taylor (Michael Sarrazin) for the Toronto Star tries to find out who was responsible for murdering his wife. City Editor (Ken James). Reporter in Newspaper Office (Charles Dennis). Taylor was captured and tortured while serving as a correspondent in the Middle East. Exchange: "Jesus, you're getting old man…If I had filed that story with you fifteen years ago you would have thrown it right back in my face." "Things are different now." 130721 1982 Double Occupancy NR OWN - P Chase, Elaine Raco Candlelight Ecstasy Romance #56 Reporter Casey Reynolds, Boston-based Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter. 130722 1938 Double Or Quits M UK Only Press 130723 1999 Double Platinum MT DVD -R HQ 8666, 8667 Paparazzi (Ethan Aronoff). A young singer (Brandy Norwood) is reunited with the mother (Diana Ross) who left her when she was a child. 130724 2008 Double Platinum N Goss, Sheila M. Paparazzi chase after the R&B mega star Parris Mitchell who has fame, money, jewelry, several gold and platinum records. But now her career is declining and Mitchell is struggling with depression. Casper Johnson is one of the hottest and most sough after producers in the music industry. All of the news media attention has garnered “The Hit Maker” a playboy image. He’s getting tired of the same old sound and he’s looking for the right voice to help take his career to the next level. Parris agrees to give Casper a chance to revive her career. When they get together, their working relationship quickly crosses the line and their drama from groupies and people from their past become the source of plenty of print for the paparazzi. 130725 2009 Double Play NR Shalvis, Jill Reporter-Blogger Holly Hutchins, a beautiful, no-holds-barred writer and ace pitcher Pace Martin play a seductive game that results in true love. Hutchins is a reporter, a darn good one. She’s got a very successful blog that is often picked up by major papers and television. Her specialty is uncovering secrets. And she’s won awards for it. Her boss informs her that her new assignment will be doing a three-month series of blogs about the Pacific Heat, a baseball team that is rising in the chase for the Pennant and specifically to see what she can uncover about the team’s secrets. When she meets Pace Martin, the star picture of the Heat, she knows immediately that he’s hiding something -- an injury. Pace, being no dummy, wants nothing to do with a reporter, certainly not one as nosy, interfering and persistent as Holly. Holly finds herself traveling with the team, and being given unprecedented access to its players. And as she hangs out more and more with the players, the more she finds herself liking them. And the more she hangs out with Pace, she finds that he is a genuinely good guy. One who coaches an inner city little league team, one who takes her to the doctor after a mishap, one who checks on her and worries for her well being. But it’s not until the Heat hits a losing skid and are counting on Pace to dig them out of their problem, that the heat between he and Holly really comes to light. Before the game, Pace and Holly share a very hot moment in the shower room of the Heat’s locker room. They have an earth shattering kiss, and Pace goes on to lead the team to a victory. Anyone who knows baseball players knows they are a superstitious lot. Next thing you know, Holly must kiss Pace before every game, and each encounter is raising the stakes in their relationship. On top of that, Holly’s investigations into the team are leading to some unsettling discoveries of possible drug use and doping. Will the attraction between Pace and Holly be enough to overcome the secrets she is keeping? 130726 1990 Double Revenge M TV Reporter Anchor (Scott St. James). Reporter #1 (Jim Heston). 2nd Reporter (George Sims). 3rd Reporter (Joe Carafello). 130727 1917 Double Room Mystery, The M Herron, Stella Wynne (Story). E.J. Clawson (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter McHugh (Howard Mack) helps clear a woman of a murder charge. Mack ends up getting a scoop. 130728 1986 Double Sculls M Commentators (Steven Shaw, David Webb). 130729 1917 Double Standard, The M AFI-Editors Editor George Ferguson (Frank Brownlee) helps a judge in a campaign against vice. 130730 1978 Double Strength DT Short Interviewer Barbara Hammer. 130731 2002 Double Teamed MT Sports Reporter (Jeff Olsen). 130732 2002 Double the Thrill NR Kearney, Susan Reporter Grey Masterson is asked to change places with his identical twin brother Zane Masterson. He has to cover Club Carnal's opening and write a story. Someone is sabotaging the newspaper. Zane has to find out who wants to destroy him and the paper. 130733 1936 Double Trouble SM OWN - UCLA Sale, Richard (Detective Fiction Weekly, Oct. 31, 1936) In "Hard-Boiled Dames." Reporter Daffy Dill, New York Chronicle and his Dinah Mason, love interest and working companion. Journalism was a popular vocation for female secondary characters in pulp series. 130734 1984 Double Trouble: First Day T Fay, Deidre Episode. 4-18-1984 News Media 130735 1992 Double Vision MT Photographer (Roger Winslet) 130736 1998 Double Vision N Ross, Annie Documentary Maker Bel Carson is assigned to direct a documentary on an American heiress who is violently murdered while on a visit to her home state of Kansas. British husband charged with murder. Researcher Amanda has no TV experience but knows her way around Kansas City. The female director's cameraman, Joe, leaves on clandestine expeditions very late each night. 130737 2003 Double Vision N Barker, Pat Correspondent Stephen Sharkey is a foreign correspondent who used to work with a photojournalist, Ben, killed shooting the war in Afghanistan. His own marriage collapsed the day the Twin Towers fell. He goes to his brother's house in the nearby country to recuperate and write only to be healed by a relationship with his nephew's nanny who is also the vicar's daughter. Ben's widowed sculptor is seriously injured in a post-Christmas car accident. 130738 1987 Double Whammy NM OWN - P Hiaasen, Carl News Media 130739 2001 Double Whammy M News Reporter (Kerry Li) 130740 1984 Double-Blinded NM OWN - P Horvitz, Leslie Alan and H. Harris Gerhard, M.D. Investigative Reporter Kris Erlanger, a beautiful investigative reporter risks her life to expose a terrifying secret. 130741 1968 Double-Stop M AFI-Photographers Photographer 130742 1991 Doublecrossed MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Arthel Neville). Reporter #2 (Cassandra Sharpe). 130743 1985 Doubletake MT TV Newscaster (Marvin Scott). Reporter #1 (Herb Downer). Reporter #2 (Willa Scott). Reporter #3 (Stephen Stout). 130744 2002 Doubloon N Amberg, Jay Reporter Josie Hernandez of the Key West Tribune writes stories that imply someone murdered a retired Navy aviator's father. Son returns to try to save his father's company. Beautiful, combative, pesky reporter keeps writing stories that may not be so wild at all. She seems to have a personal vendetta against the company. Hernandez and the son make for strange bedfellows. Son teams up with his father's second wife, his half-brother and the company's partners to search for his father's quest for sunken gold and solve the mystery. Danger mounts as the reporter and the son are assaulted. They close in on a special treasure with thugs wanting them dead, a step-family that seems untrustworthy, a hurricane ready to destroy the two, and dubious bureaucrats ready to dry-dock the pair. 130745 2006 Doublure, La MF France. Paparazzi (Thierry Humbert). 130746 2006 Doubting Thomas M TV Anchor (Tom Schuch). 130747 1889 Doubts of Dives, The NS USC Besant, Sir Walter Reporters. Kit Cotterel. Denny. 130748 1991 Doug T Series Weatherman. Wacky Weatherman-Photographer (Bruce Bayley Johnson). 130749 1999 Doug's First Movie (aka Doug’s 1st Movie) M Animation. Ness. Kid's programming. School Newspaper Writer Guy Hadley (voice of Guy Graham) of the Weekly BeeBe. Romantic rival of Doug. Local newspaper, the Bluffington Gazette, is in control of a local businessman Mr. Bluff who tries to cover up a story about pollution. Hard to do because the pollution creates a swamp monster 130750 2001 Doug's Great OpporTOONity T SVD 1412 1-13-2001 School Paper's Editorial Cartoonist. Doug wins the job. 130751 1998 Doughboys MT Aussie News Anchor (Jeffrey Knight). 130752 1998 Douglas Adams’s Starship Titanic NSF Jones, Terry Journalist. Four humans are inadvertently picked up by a huge interstellar luxury space liner, only to discover that the ship isn’t finished and was never meant to be finished since a huge bomb was planted aboard by saboteurs. The bomb can be easily distracted if someone’s there to talk to it. But the earthlings, and a randy journalist from the ship’s home planet, have their time otherwise occupied as they couple and re-couple, resist romance, give in to it, and generally do everything they can think of to get an upgrade to first class. “Well, What’s your name?” she asked, “The Journalist,” replied The Journalist. “That’s not a name, that’s a job description,” objected Lucy. The Journalist shrugged. “On Blerontin newshacks aren’t allowed individual names -- it’s an ancient law -- something to do with avoiding the cult of the personality of something.” “I can’t call you The Journalist.” “Just call me ‘The,’” he said and opened the luminous blue doors of the Engine Room. 130753 1956 Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Presents: Last Tour, The T Bailey, Anne Howard (Teleplay). Episode #106. 10-15-1956 Journalist (Rolf von Nauckhoff). 130754 1953 Douglas M. Templemore NSF Bruller, Jean (Vercors) News Media 130755 1953 Douglas of the World: R Series 1953 Correspondent-Reporter Brad Douglas (Jack Moyles) of the New York World. 130756 1953 Douglas of the World: Terrorist, The R Episode. Series 1953 Correspondent-Reporter Brad Douglas (Jack Moyles) is sent to Teheran to cover a story about the Iranian Prime Minister. A beautiful woman asks his help to find her missing brother, a petroleum engineer. All three become prisoners of terrorists. 130757 1971 Douglas Perkins & Gerry Tate: Cover-up Story NM Babson, Marian #1 Doug Perkins and Gerry Tate Series Public Relations Practitioner Douglas Perkins, his partner Gerry Tate, and their cat Pandora have one job to do: spin gaffes into gold at a cozy little London PR agency, a better environment for Pandora than for profits. Douglas Perkins of the London public relations firm Perkins & Tate must keep his major client, an American country singer, happy so that his company can stay solvent. It is no easy task. The singer is a tyrant whose sexual appetite for young girls has forced him to flee the U.S. He and his troupe have a chart-topping song while on a road trip in England. But the singer's indictment back in the United States over an underage groupie is a PR nightmare. Keeping that hot news out of London papers is a job for Doug who finds you can take the boy out of the country, but he's still going to run after jailbait. When Doug thinks things can't get worse, secrets about love and money start emerging. Even a spin doctor can't cover-up the deadly consequences. Instead Doug may have to turn from PR to PI and figure out who committed murder. 130758 1990 Douglas Perkins & Gerry Tate: In the Teeth of Adversity NM OWN - P Babson, Marian #4 Douglas Perkins and Gerry Tate Series Public Relations Practitioner Douglas Perkins, his partner Gerry Tate, and their cat Pandora have one job to do: spin gaffes into gold at a cozy little London PR agency, a better environment for Pandora than for profits. Perkins and Tate are about to get involved in a disastrous affair dentaire. A dentist to the rich and famous as well as to Doug and Gerry has a problem with royal proportions. He just killed a beautiful woman with an experimental anesthetic. Or did he? By the time Doug arrives on the scene, the corpse is up and walking around and someone else is dead instead. With the dentist losing his grip, and a line of women all claiming personal interest in the corpse, scandal is all around them. So is a second dose of murder. For Doug, Gerry and Pandora, making this mess look good will mean sorting through an old man's madness, a young man's foolishness and a tooth-and-nail case of cat fighting with no holds barred. 130759 1972 Douglas Perkins & Gerry Tate: Murder at the Cat Show (aka Murder at the Show) NM OWN - P Babson, Marian #2 Douglas Perkins and Gerry Tate Series. Public Relations Practitioner Douglas Perkins, his partner Gerry Tate, and their cat Pandora have one job to do: spin gaffes into gold at a cozy little London PR agency, a better environment for Pandora than for profits. Perkins doesn't dislike cats. He just isn't especially interested in them. But the struggling young London public relations firm of Perkins and Tate can't afford to be choosy about the jobs they take. So when Doug is asked to do the PR for a glorified feline extravaganza called "Cats Through the Ages," he doesn't hesitate. But it isn't long before he wishes he had hesitated. There are some very valuable cats on exhibit, even a few feline celebrities. Then the robbery of a gold statue of Dick Whittington's cat sets nerves on edge. The theft is not exactly a PR man's dream, but this disaster pales in comparison to the gruesome murder that follows. Someone has knocked unconscious the show's organizer. The organizer is universally despised and someone pushed her into a cage with a pair of feral tigers. Now it's up to Doug to find the elusive killer who appears to have nine lives of his own. 130760 1989 Douglas Perkins & Gerry Tate: Tourists are for Trapping NM OWN - P Babson, Marian #3 Douglas Perkins and Gerry Tate Series Public Relations Practitioner Douglas Perkins, his partner Gerry Tate, and their cat Pandora have one job to do: spin gaffes into gold at a cozy little London PR agency, a better environment for Pandora than for profits. British public relations partners are called in to sooth the disgruntled American tourists on a luxury tour when one of the group, an elderly math professor, died accidentally while the tour was in Zurich, Switzerland. Meeting the travelers in London, Perkins finds them edgy, morose and in a state of shock. Then he discovers the professor's death was murder, and that the tight-lipped group is staging a conspiratorial cover-up. It is up to Doug Perkins of the PR firm of Perkins and Tate to restore their spirits. So he arranges a public crawl and with the help of his cat Pandora, he's jollying them back into being happy campers. When another member disappears, Perkins' troubles multiply. 130761 1980 Douglas Sirk: Uber Stars DF West Germany Interviewer Eckhart Schmidt. 130762 1974 Dove, The M Reporter (Dale Cutts). 130763 2006 Doves and Angels N Moult, Elizabeth Photojournalist Nick goes on assignment to Kosovo. There he experiences a spiritual encounter that leaves him with a message of guidance and a quest for world peace. Two soldiers take him to the hospital, where Julie, an attractive nurse, invites him into her home. Julie is kidnaped by the rebel army for the General’s personal use, and Nick travels with the soldiers in an effort to find her. Unsuccessful, he returns home to write about world peace and political corruption. He returns to Kosovo as a witness for the United Nations. With a tip from a psychic, he finds Julie. Nick is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for two of his books and is invited to speak at the United Nations, with the hope that his ideas will set a global agenda for world peace. 130764 2005 Doves of Winter N John, Donas Reporter Kerri Broder of the Bent Fork Tribune was a former journalist from San Francisco who is about to begin her new life in Bent Fork. While adjusting to life in the Northwestern town, she stumbles upon m ore than one dead body. When these bodies disappear, it sends her journalistic instincts into overdrive. Through her investigative work and intuition, Kerri learns the truth about the secrets the townsfolk are desperately trying to hide; secrets that-if uncovered-may cost both her and Rose their lives. 130765 2001 Down M News Media. TV Reporter Tina Bradley (Melissa Stark). Journalist #1 Jerry Seltzer (Joe Weston). Journalist #2 Susan (Candy Buckley). Journalist #3 Marie-Anne (Jackie Hoffman). 130766 1952 Down Among the Sheltering Palms M Hope, Edward (Story). Claude Binyon, Albert Lewin, Burt Styler (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Angela Toland (Gloria De Haven) makes romantic advances to soldier who leads group of GIs stationed on island and given "no fraternization" order. He rejects her advances to set example for men and because he is in love with missionary's daughter Journalist writes article indicating the island king has given man a princess as a gift. Although the soldier accepted the offering to avoid offending the king, he keeps the princess in a separate hut. Article leads to military investigation, but the issue is dropped when reporter is unable to substantiate her charges. 130767 2008 Down and Dirty: Making of Shakespeare’s Angels, The M Short. TV Reporter (Jenny Willis). Behind-the-scenes of Shakespeare’s Angels during production on Linda Lewis’ set after she has been notified that she’s suffering from a bizarre but terminal form of creeping paralysis. Linda refuses to give up and strives to complete her film despite being constantly thwarted by her scheming husband who will stop at nothing to replace Linda as director of the film. 130768 1995 Down Came a Blackbird MT DVD -R HQ 2393, 2394. VHS 445 Droney, Kevin (Teleplay) Ness Book Correspondent Helen McNulty (Laura Dern) tries to come to terms with torture she underwent a year earlier when she and her photographer boyfriend Jan Talbeck (Jay O. Sanders) were arrested in an unidentified country while covering a military action. Talbeck was killed. McNulty returned to Portland to continue her work as a journalist. Convinces editor Rob Rubenstein (Jeffrey DeMunn) to let her do a piece on a woman who runs a clinic for torture victims. Woman tries to convince reporter to come to clinic as a patient. Reporter insists she is only going there to do a story. Once at the clinic, treated like a patient and becomes involved with a man who claims he is still being hunted by his torturers. She tells him she is a researcher and librarian but he hears her making a call to her editor and realizes she is a journalist. He accuses her of working for people who are after him. With the woman's help, the reporter is able to relive her torture. Realizes she is suffering from guilt at escaping when Talbeck didn't make it. Editor shows up with men looking for patient. Reporter discovers the man is actually the torturer and throws scalding coffee in his face. 130769 2009 Down Deep N Croft, Mike Journalist Kate Gunning joins a controversial marine biologist to investigate why in the dead of night, a huge whale strands itself on Brighton beach. Soon whales are blocking shipping, traveling up the Thames to the heart of London and aggressively stranding themselves in incredible numbers on crowded beaches. Amid public hysteria, the biologist suspects the whales are communicating a terrible warning. When Reporter Gunning and the biologist try to investigate, the clues point to a scandal involving a ruthless shipping magnate and cynical government figures -- which soon puts the pair into grave danger. But what is the secret they must uncover, and can the code of the whale’s language be cracked? The answers are deep in the ocean where catastrophe lies. 130770 2003 Down Into Happiness M Newscaster (Astrid Fingerhut). TV Director (Johnny Kilbane). TV Camera Operator (Dan Roush). 130771 1984 Down On Us M Newswoman (Sallee Young). Photographer (Chris Woods). 130772 1990 Down the Drain M News Media. Anchorman 1 (Julian Burton). Anchorman 2 (Irving Howard). 130773 1936 Down the Stretch M Photographer (Charles Marsh) 130774 2001 Down to Earth M Reporter (Dan Duran). Reporter outside hospital (Mary Burton). Reporter inside hospital (Mung-Ling Tsui) 130775 1947 Down to Earth M DVD -R HQ 3897, 3898 Reporter (Tom Daly) 130776 2005 Down to Earth: Broken Dreams T UK. Episode #37. 2-6-2005 Photographer Trevor (Philip Martin Brown). 130777 1984 Down to Earth: Duane for President T Episode #7. 4-1984 News Media. News Reporter (Bill Tush). 130778 2000 Down to You M Interviewer (Mark Blum - The Interviewer). 130779 1999 Down With America 3: Moldy Kitten M News Media. Reporter (Jodie Ellison). Cameraman (Grant Goodman). 130780 2003 Down With Love M DVD -R 1701 Magazine Writer Catcher Block (Ewan McGregor) is a jet-setting, fashion-forward lothario prize-winning journalist for Know Magazine, who schemes to debunk a country girl's philosophy and ends up falling for her Barbara's Photographer (Norman Fessler). 130781 1985 Downchild P MLPL Barker, H. Play Index, 1983-87 Press 130782 1641 Downfall of Temporizing Poets, The P USC Anonymous Critics 130783 2007 Downforce: Stock Car Thriller, A N Eubanks, Steve Public Relations. Robert “Redball” Redding, a former stock-car racing superstar who will now prosecutes bad guys, is supposed to be the Justice Department’s public relations “face” in the open-and-shut investigation of a rich-kid, eco-terrorist Stanford Lichwick who planned to blow up Mississippi’s biggest, newest bridge. Now he’s dead while his target remains intact. This means people can still get to Dabearer Island, and eventually, to the casino, golf course, History of Auto Racing Museum, and state-of-the-art race track currently under construction there. Redball sees all the cash being poured into a tiny piece of floating real estate, and he suspects much of the dealing is less than honest. Some of it is downright deadly, and that’s plunging him back into the race he hoped he’d never have to compete in again: the one for his life. 130784 1969 Downhill Racer M News Media. Journalist (Harald Dietl). American Newspaperwoman (Kathleen Crowley). Australian Journalist (Walter Gnilka). 130785 2002 Download This M Commentator (Jim Havey) 130786 1994 Downtown N Siddons, Anne Rivers Photographer Lucas Baird. Smoky O'Donnell comes to Atlanta in 1966 to pursue a career as a writer and becomes involved with three different men including photographer 130787 1984 Downtown: Out of the Tombs T Episode News Media 130788 1959 Downward Path, The NM Chapman, Robert Press 130789 2002 Downwind DT Photojournalist (Carole Gallagher). 130790 1732 Dr Swift to Dr Pope PO USC Swift, Jonathan Critics 130791 2005 DR-Derude med Soren Ryge Petersen: …et liv pa gule plader DF Denmark. Series Interviewer-Host Soren Ryge Petersen. 130792 2004 DR-Explorer: Afrika - 18 grader syd DF Denmark Journalist Christine Drud, Jyllands-Posten. Journalist Viggo Lepoutre Ravn, Jyllands-Posten. Photographer Mik Eskestad, Jyllands-Posten. 130793 1909 Dr. Cook, nordpolens opdager DF Denmark Journalist (Carl Theodor Dreyer - Himself). 130794 1992 Dr. Dean DT Series. 6-15-1992 to 12-11-1992. NBC Host Dr. Dean Edell. 130795 2001 Dr. Dolittle 2 (aka Doctor Dolittle 2). M Newscaster (Shaun Robinson) 130796 1978 Dr. Feel Good N Nazel, Joseph News Media 130797 1970 Dr. Frankenstein on Campus (aka Flick) M Cobb, David, Bill Marshall, Gilbert W. Taylor (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book College Student Reporter Susan Harris (Kathleen Sawyer) falls for Dr. Frankenstein who gets expelled when he is unjustly accused of marijuana possession. Responds by turning a friend into a slave and sending him to kill the people involved. Editor of campus paper and photographer who published an expose on him are murdered. Reporter is almost strangled in a museum before the doctor is finally thrown over a banister by his zombie slave and is revealed to be a robot. 130798 1965 Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine M News Vendor (Hal Riddle) 130799 1974 Dr. Havel After Ten Years SS PVL Kundera, M. In "Laughable Loves." Editor was scatter-brained rather than stupid. Didn't think much of the spa magazine but being its sole editor, every month he had to do the things necessary to fill 24 pages. 130800 2008 Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog W drhorrible.com Whedon, Joss (Writer-Director), Zack Whedon, Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen. Consists of three acts of approximately 14 minutes each. 43-minute musical film initially produced exclusively for Internet distribution. Newsman (David Fury) and Newswoman (Marti Noxon) report on Dr. Horrible, an aspiring supervillain, alter ego of Billy. Captain Hammer is his nemesis and Penny, their mutual love interest. News Media cover the confrontation between Dr. Horrible and Captain Hammer that results in the death of Penny. 130801 1996 Dr. Ice M Newscaster (Gary Waddell). 130802 2003 Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde Rock 'n Roll Musical, The M Interviewer (Harrison Held), DVD extra Exit interviewer. 130803 2008 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde MT News Media. TV News Reporter (Caroline Van Vlaardingen). Female Reporter (Lori Graham). Reporter #1 (Robert L. Matier, Jr.). Dr. Henry Jekyll is a well-regarded physician whose evenings are spent researching a rare and sacred Amazonian flower so potent it’s said to literally separate the soul, giving life to man’s Dark Self. The obsessive experiments to isolate its psychotropic properties happen to coincide with a series of brutal murders gripping the city with fear. Jekyll knows it’s no coincidence. While his nights are lost to him, he awakens with bloody mementos and violent memories of the screams of his victims. He knows the Dark Self is coming into his own and he’s given himself a name: Mr. Edward Hyde. 130804 1995 Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde M Paparazzi Lady/Party Lady (Kim Morgan Greene). Paparazzi (Christina Wickers). 130805 1965 Dr. Kildare: Now the Mummy T Episode #142. 10-12-1965 Newscaster (Lee Zimmer). 130806 1941 Dr. Kildare's Wedding Day M Photographer with Lockberg (Otto Hoffman). 130807 1930 Dr. Lao Sars Mysteries NM Cronin, Bernard Reporter Brian Tembalt assists the Chinese criminologist living in Melbourne, Australia. 130808 1982 Dr. Margarete Johnsohn MT Editor, Chief (Carl Weiss) 130809 2002 Dr. Mugg: M Reporter (Fredde Granberg). 130810 1963 Dr. No M DVD Photographer (Margaret LeWars) 130811 1947 Dr. Nork SS Bloch, Robert In "Unexpected Pyramid, The" News Media. Leon Marguiles, 1961 130812 1986 Dr. Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam M Newswoman (Terri Merryman). News Director (Charles Hughes). 130813 1991 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman: T SV 292 (Part I) Episode Editor gets sick 130814 1991 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman: T SV 281 Editor and newspaper censorship 130815 1995 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman: Dorothy's Book T SVD 880-882 (split into two parts) Reporter (John Valentine) for the Denver Post. Collier's Reporter (Michael Rothhaar). Dorothy's (Barbara Babcock) published book upsets town. 130816 1991 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman: End of the World, The T DVD -R HQ 3021. SVD 1163 Episode Newspaper Report of a comet's imminent collision with Earth causes hysteria in the town 130817 1993 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman: Portraits T DVD -R HQ 4016 Episode #16. 5-22-1993 Photographer Daniel Watkins (Kenny Rogers) who shoots pictures of the Civil War has diabetes and is going blind. He shoots portraits of Native Americans and Caucasian Settlers. Immigrant Photographer (John Sexton). Worked with Matthew Brady, now works for the railroad and doing portraits of Indians for his own portfolio. "The public wants to see the real West," he tells Dr. Quinn. 130818 1942 Dr. Renault's Secret M Newspaperman Stanley Gordon investigates a series of murders by an ape man, this film is The Wizard reworked for the sound era 130819 1938 Dr. Rhythm M Press 130820 1935 Dr. Socrates M Photographer (Dick Elliott). Photographer (Jack Gardner). Photographer (Harry Harvey). Photographer (Gene Morgan). 130821 2000 Dr. T and the Women M Rapp, Anne (Writer). Altman, Robert (Director). Adult Court Reporter #1 (Amy Cummings). Court Reporter #2 (Tara Kelly). Court Reporter #3 (Stephanie Hunn). "Dr, T" is a wealthy Dallas gynecologist for some of the wealthiest women in Texas. 130822 1972 Dr. Tarr's Torture Dungeon (La Mansion De La Locura) aka House of Madness, Mansion of Madness, The, System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Feather, The M Poe, Edgar Allen (Story). Juan Lopez Moctezuma, Carlos Illescas (Screenplay) Mexico - Ness Book Reporter convinced editor to assign him to story on an asylum's unusual methods. Hoping to find out what happened to his own family. 130823 1965 Dr. Terror's House of Horrors M Subotsky, Milton (Screenplay) AFI-Critics. U.S.-UK. Ness Book Art Critic Franklyn Marsh (Christopher Lee) stalked by dismembered hand of artist he drove to suicide in one of five stories in this film. He maintains traditionally snobbish critic's pose when he questions psychic powers of mysterious figure. Critic's arrogance -- "I can see very well, when there's something worth seeing" -- leads him to seek revenge on artist who continually attempts to humiliate him. Critic runs artist over with car, severing his hand. Artist later kills himself. Severed hand, which the artist needed to create his art, causes critic's car to crash. Critic loses his eyesight, which he needs to practice his own profession. 130824 1943 Dr. Terror's House of Horrors: Living Dead, The M Reporter Frank (Harold Paulsen). 130825 2006 Dr. Vegas: Heal Thyself T Episode #8. 8-30-2006 Reporter #2 (Alex Ball). 130826 2004 Dr. Who: Algebra of Ice, The N Rose, Lloyd Journalist Adrian Molecross, “plumpish and bearded,” “scrupulously neat and clean,” “spotless and tidy,” “a scrupulous researcher...after all, he was a journalist, one of the world’s highest callings. He pursued truth. Not just transcendent truth, but the ordinary, small earthly sort, too. Such as: what exactly happened last night?” Molecross is a resourceful investigator and is particularly committed to uncovering Government cover-ups. As he says: “Someone from a marginal publication was more likely to find out about this crop pattern than any mainstream reporter, because mainstream reporters had to have their imaginations surgically removed before they were allowed to apply for their jobs.” As Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart says, Molecross is “a journalist. More or less. Writes one of those nonsense web magazines. Complete idiot.” Molecross’s Miscellany of the Mysterious and Misunderstood “had an impressive number of subscribers. This was because he could be counted on to get his details right. Molecross never leapt to conclusions. He stuck strictly to what he had seen and heard. No speculation. Well, except for saying the military were obviously covering something up and you couldn’t really classify that as speculation, could you?” A genius math nerd, a weird webzine publisher are involved in this adventure. Edgar Allen Poe lies dying in a gutter in Baltimore and Doctor Who cannot help him because he is already dead. Poe will be taken to a hospital and will die in three days without ever coming out of his coma. Then Poe staggers around the corner, drops to his knees in the gutter, gets up and stumbles into another bar. Can Doctor Who discover what is causing the time anomaly? The answer lies in the algebra of ice. 130827 2000 Dr. Who: Jason Mohammad T Newsreader Jason Mohammad (sometimes known as Jason Mohammed) is principally a newsreader for BBC Wales. He has appeared in several episodes of Doctor Who and The Sarah Jane Adventures, doing the same job of studio-bound news presentation that he does in real life. His character has never been named in the narrative or in the cast, but it is obvious he is playing himself. 130828 1984 Dr. Who: Myth Makers DT UK. Series 1988- Interviewer Nicholas Briggs. Made-for-Video documentaries produced in the 1980s and 1990s in which Briggs interviews many of the actors and writers involved ion the series. The range, spanning 20 years, comprises dozens of interviews covering practically all the major luminaries of the Who world -- actors, writers, producers, directors and even extras. The first documentary was in May 1984 to March 2003 (57 VHS Videos). In 2003, the long-running series of Myth Makers video interviews were released in DVD -- mixture of interviews previously on video with new material never before released. The DVD collection was released from May 2003 to present. 130829 2007 Dr. Who: Sound of Drums, The T Reporter Vivian Rook investigated the mysterious Harold Saxon for the Sunday Mirror. She turned up at 10 Downing Street claiming to be seeking an interview with Lucy Saxon. She told Lucy the truth about Saxon, explaining he was only in existence since Harriet Jones's downfall. However, Saxon had already told Lucy about his true identity and intentions, and Saxon came in and ordered four Toclafane to kill Rook. However, she had a contingency plan and prepared an email message to be sent to Torchwood if she hadn't returned to her desk by 10 p.m. that day. It was retrieved by Jack Harkness, the Doctor and Martha Jones on Martha's laptop. Vivien had attached the Saxon files including the Archangel document which allowed the three to find out how Saxon had mind-controlled most of the world and use it against Saxon. Tenth Doctor. 130830 2005 Dr. Who: Trinity Wells: Aliens of London/World War Three T Series 1, Episodes #4 and #5 Journalist Trinity Wells (Lachele Carl),possibly known as Mal Loup, is an American newsreader who reported several alien encounters for an American news network known as AMNN. She is a human whose home planet is Earth in the 2000s. She covered the 2006 Slitheen crisis in London. The Ninth Doctor takes Rose Tyler back to the 21st century London one year late, just in time to witness a spaceship crashing into the River Thams. The crash triggers a worldwide state of alert and the closing off of the city. It is London, March 2006. Along with Journalist Sarah Jane, Luke and Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart, Trinity Wells is one of only four fictional humans to appear both in Doctor Who and The Sarah Jane Adventures. Another newsreader has also appeared in both programs, but he is real-life BBC Wales Newsreader Jason Mohammad, playing himself. The reporter’s name is the subject of some ambiguity. Her name has only been seen in a chyron once, in one account of the Slitheen infiltration of the British government by the Slitheen in World War III -- and it was seen as “Mal Loup,” a vague French translation for “Bad Wolf.” This in-universe citation, however was only seen on an official, but in-universe, BBC website, not in the episode as broadcast. Likewise, the name “Trinity Wells” comes only from the credits of her appearances in “Turn Left” onwards, not the episodes themselves. It’s possible the appearance of the Mal Loup name in this instance was a manifestation of the Bad Wolf meme (“The Parting of the Ways”). 130831 2005 Dr. Who: Trinity Wells: Christmas Invasion, The T Series 1. 12-25-2005. Journalist Trinity Wells (Lachele Carl),possibly known as Mal Loup, is an American newsreader who reported several alien encounters for an American news network known as AMNN. She is a human whose home planet is Earth in the 2000s. She covered the Sycorax ship flying over London. The time is London 2006. When Rose, Jackie and Mickey try to help the Tenth Doctor as he suffers the instabilities of post-regenerative shock, the Earth comes under attack by a sinister race known as the Sycorax. 130832 2009 Dr. Who: Trinity Wells: In the Shadows R Series 2. 5-7-2009 Journalist Trinity Wells (Lachele Carl),possibly known as Mal Loup, is an American newsreader who reported several alien encounters for an American news network known as AMNN. She is a human whose home planet is Earth in the 2000s. 130833 2008 Dr. Who: Trinity Wells: Secrets of the Stars T Sarah Jane Adventures, The. 10-20/27-2008 Journalist Trinity Wells (Lachele Carl),possibly known as Mal Loup, is an American newsreader who reported several alien encounters for an American news network known as AMNN. She is a human whose home planet is Earth in the 2000s. She covered Martin Trueman’s enslavement of almost everyone on the planet. The reporter herself was taken over when Trueman invoked Leo. Astrologer Martin Trueman causes a stir with his uncanny insights and predictions. While Journalist Sarah Jane doesn’t believe in astrology, she does believe that all is not as it seems with Trueman. Around her, people are falling under Trueman’s sinister spell and even Mr. Smith doesn’t understand what’s going on. 130834 2008 Dr. Who: Trinity Wells: Stolen Earth, The T Series 4. 6-28-2008 Journalist Trinity Wells (Lachele Carl),possibly known as Mal Loup, is an American newsreader who reported several alien encounters for an American news network known as AMNN. She is a human whose home planet is Earth in the 2000s. She covered the Earth being moved into the Medusa Cascade. London 2009. When the Earth is stolen from its orbit and placed in another galaxy with 26 other stolen planets, the Doctor’s secret army of allies comes together to defend the Earth from the New Dalek Empire. With battles raging on the streets and in the sky, the Tenth Doctor and Donna confront the Shadow Proclamation to find the truth, however, a fearsome old enemy waits in the shadows. Sarah Jane Smith is a guest. 130835 2008 Dr. Who: Trinity Wells: Turn Left T Series 4. 6-21-2008 Journalist Trinity Wells (Lachele Carl),possibly known as Mal Loup, is an American newsreader who reported several alien encounters for an American news network known as AMNN. She is a human whose home planet is Earth in the 2000s. Donna’s entire world collapses, but there’s no sight of the Tenth Doctor. Instead she finds help from a mysterious blonde woman, a traveler from a parallel universe. But as Donna and Rose Tyler combine forces, are they too late to save the whole of creation from the approaching darkness. The Adipose attack on the Untied States in a variant timeline. Wells survives the events of this timeline. 130836 1881 Dr. Whortle's School N OWN Trollope, Anthony Newspaper. Broughton Gazette, a county newspaper. Everybody's Business. 130837 1687 Dr. Wild's Ghost PO USC Anonymous News 130838 1932 Dr. X M DVD -R HQ 4402, 4404. L Comstock, Howard W. and Allen C. Miller (Play) Ness Book Reporter Lee Taylor (Lee Tracy) sneaks up fire escapes, lurks in alleys, steals photographs, poses as a corpse to overhear a conversation in the morgue in order to get a story. Captures the killer. 130839 1996 DR2-nyt DF Denmark Reporters Iben de Neergaard (1996), Helle Falborg (1996), Ib Helles Olesen (1996), Erik Weir (1996). Hosts Adrian Hughes (1996-1997), Anja Thordal (1996). 130840 2005 Drabet MF Journalist (Lars Bangsholt) 130841 1992 Dracula M News Hawker (Daniel Newman) 130842 1969 Dracula (The Dirty Old Man) M Reporter Mike Waters enters a desert cave and finds Dracula the Dirty Old Man, a vampire babbling like a borscht-belt comic and wearing a hairpiece that resembles a dead skunk. Under Dracula’s spell and renamed “Irving Jackalman,” Waters turns into a werewolf-like creature and attacks women in parking lots, gas stations and even a drive-in. The women are magically whisked away to the cave where Drac drains ‘em and “Irving” mains them until the two ghouls fight over dibs on Mike’s luscious girlfriend. n 130843 2000 Dracula 2000 M Anchorman (Tom Kane) 130844 2005 Dracula III: Legacy M TV Journalist Julia Hughes (Alexandra Wescourt) helps fight vampires in war-torn Romania. EBC Anchorman (Tom Kane). 130845 1989 Dracula's Widow M News Media. Reporter #1 (Elizabeth Hayes). Reporter #2 (Bill Brown). Reporter #3 (Laurie Quinlivan). 130846 2007 Draft Day M Reporter (Haley Chamberlin) 130847 1945 Draftee Daffy C L. Vol. 2, Golden Age Newspaper Headline 130848 1929 Drag M Pelley, William Dudley (Novel). Bradley King (Dialogue-Adaptation). AFI-Newspapers/Publishers/Playwrights - Ness Book Editor David Carroll (Richard Barthelmess), who runs a Vermont newspaper and is an aspiring songwriter, loves one woman but marries another, the daughter of the owners of a boardinghouse where he lives. He goes to New York and meets the other woman. She helps him get a musical he has written produced, then leaves for Paris. He sends for his wife but when she arrives with her whole family, he decides to follow the other woman. Opening night audiences receive a replica of a tabloid newspaper. 130849 2004 Drag Queen Heist M News Media. News Reporter (Marita de Lara). 130850 1909 Drag-Net, The: Prison Story of the Present Day, A N USC Bohan, Elizabeth Baker Journalist Joe Morello wants to start the newspaper. The Drag-Net newspaper. 130851 1925 Drag: Comedy, A N OWN - H Pelley, W.D. Reporter. Raw country lad makes good as a reporter on a daily paper in small town Vermont 130852 1999 Dragao de Fumo, O MTF Portugal. Miniseries Journalist (Carla Frias). 130853 1963 Dragees au poivre MF Reporter (Jean-Marc Bory). Journalist (Ann Doat) 130854 1987 Dragnet M TV Reporter (Sandra Eng) 130855 1969 Dragnet 1966 MT Reporter (Dennis McCarthy). 130856 1967 Dragnet 1967: Bank Examiner Swindle, The T Episode #6. 2-23-1967 Cameraman (Don Ross). 130857 1969 Dragnet 1967: Juvenile - The Little Pusher T Episode #77. 10-23-1969 News Media. Newsman (Ian Abercrombie). 130858 1968 Dragnet 1967: Management Services - DR -11 T Episode #49. 10-10-1968 News Media. First Reporter (Vince Williams). Second Reporter (Bill Baldwin). 130859 1968 Dragnet 1967: Public Affairs - DR-12 T Episode #53. 11-14-1968 News Media. First Newsman (Bill Baldwin). Second Newsman (Chuck Bowman). 130860 2003 Dragnet: T SVD 1305 News Media. ABC Newspeople 130861 2003 Dragnet: 17 in 6 T Episode #15. 10-18-2003 Newscaster (Marc Brown). 130862 1967 Dragnet: Big Magazine, The T Magazine 130863 1950 Dragnet: Big Press, The R CD 021 5-6-15 Press 130864 1954 Dragnet: Big Want Ad, The T Newspaper Advertisement - Want Ad 130865 2003 Dragnet: Coyote T Episode #14. 10-11-2003 Newscaster (Marc Brown). 130866 2003 Dragnet: Cutting of the Swath, The T Episode #5. 3-2-2003 Newscaster (Michelle Tuzee). 130867 2003 Dragnet: Daddy's Girl T Episode #13. 10-4-2003 News Media. Reporter (Pamela Shaddock - Voice). 130868 2003 Dragnet: Silver Slayer, The T Episode #1. 2-2-2003 News Media. TV Newscaster (Marc Brown). TV Newscaster (Michelle Tuzee). Reporter No. l (Al Bandiero). Reporter No. 2 (Michelle Griffin). Reporter No. 3 (Michelle Anne Johnson). Reporter No. 4 (Jon Melichar). Reporter No. 5 (Raoul N. Rizik). 130869 2003 Dragnet: Sticks and Stones T Episode #8. 3-30-2003 News Media. Reporter #2 (Peter Choi). 130870 2003 Dragnet: Well Endowed T SVD 1359 Episode. Tabloid Writer (Sandra Bernhardt) is involved in the investigation of a model's murder 130871 1996 Dragon Ball GT: C Series 1996-2005 TV Anchor (Chance Munsterman). 130872 2004 Dragon Ball GT: Curtain Call C Episode. 7-10-2004. TV Reporter (Brice Armstrong). 130873 1995 Dragon Ball Z 13: Ryuken bakuhatsu!! Goku ga yaraneba dare ga yaru C Japan Reporter (Yoshiyuki Yukino). 130874 1975 Dragon Blood P MLPL Jack, A. Play Index, 1973-77 Press 130875 2007 Dragon Boys MT Canada. Miniseries Reporter (Kit Koon). 130876 2003 Dragon Dance N Tasker, Peter Journalist Martine Meyer, an American reporter for a U.S. newspaper, suspects a conspiracy involving global recession in the year 2006. Terrorist plots political revolution that will make Japan a nuclear power. Orchestrates career of popular entertainer until he becomes a figurehead prime minister controlled by a sinister terrorist group. Meyer longtime resident of Japanese society. She begins investigating the entertainer and the people who surround him. A mysterious source feeds her information by e-mail giving her a warning of tragedies to come. Meyer has a love affair with a Japanese microbrewery owner. 130877 2005 Dragon Man, The N Disher, Garry Detective Inspector Challis Murder Mysteries Editor of a local newspaper undermines Detective Inspector Hal Challis’ investigation at every turn. A serial killer is on the loose in a small coastal town near Melbourne and Challis must apprehend him before he strikes again. But first, he has to contend with the editor, and then with his wife who attempts to resurrect their marriage through long-distance phone calls from a sanitarium where she has been imprisoned for the last eight years for trying to murder someone -- Challis. 130878 1986 Dragon Rapide MF News Media. Journalist #1 (Sergio Raul). Journalist #2 (Amado Gomez). 130879 2007 Dragon Wars (aka D-War) MT DVD -R HQ 10099, 10100 Reporter Ethan Kendrick (Jason Behr) discovers that the ancient and destructive Immogi have returned to Earth and the only way to stop them lies with a young woman who has a strange condition. Based on a Korean legend, unknown creatures will return and devastate the planet. Reporter Kendrick is called in to investigate the matter and he arrives at the conclusion that a girl, stricken with a mysterious illness, named Sarah is supposed to help him. The Immogi make its way to Los Angeles wreaking havoc and destruction. With the entire city under arms, Ethan and Sarah make it in time to save the people of Los Angeles. Reporter (Kevin Breznahan). 130880 1969 Dragon's Eye, The N Stone, Scott C.S. Former British Correspondent, now top man in the Chinese news service. War-wise, war-weary combat reporter who'd pushed his luck too far and too long. Still alive and tired of all the dying. Now all I wanted was a long blonde in a short bikini and a star to steer her by. I cabled my resignation and got the hell out of Asia. I got as far as Honolulu. That's where an old buddy brainwashed me into a mission, a rescue job behind the Bamboo curtain. 130881 2008 Dragon’s Lair, The (The Lost Journals of Ven Polypheme) NSF Haydon, Elizabeth Royal Reporter Charles Magnus Ven Polypheme (known as “Ven”) of the land of Serendair is off on another adventure barely one day after fulfilling his second mission for the King. Ven must discover the cause of a dispute between two warring kingdoms -- and the answer will lead Ven straight into the lair of a very angry dragon. 130882 2003 Dragonfly Dive M Reporter (Adam Howes). Cameraman (S.J. Evans). 130883 1994 Dragonworld M Reporter (Marioara Stelian) 130884 2001 Drakarna over Helsingfors MF Sweden. Journalist (Susanna Ginman). Journalist (Kari Hulkko). Journalist (Olli Lukkari). Journalist (Ville Makela). Journalist (Manu Rantanen). Journalist (Heikki Sauri). Journalist (Petteri Vaananen). TV fotograf (Jyrki Liakka). 130885 2006 Drake & Josh: Great Doheny, The T Episode #57. Reporter #1 (Ronobir Lahin). 130886 2006 Drake & Josh: Josh Runs Into Oprah T DVD -R HQ 7819 Talk-Show Host Oprah Winfrey. Josh idolizes Oprah and runs into her car receiving a restraining order not to go near her. But he's excited about getting her signature on the restraining order. 130887 2006 Drama Is Her Middle Name: The Ritz Harper Chronicles, Volume One N Williams, Wendy and Karen Hunter TV Newswoman is ruined by a shock-radio deejay named Rita Harper of WHOT in New York City who maneuvers her way into the spotlight by ruining the career of a well-respected newswoman and former college friend. She made her fame by viciously destroying people's reputations on the air and is gunned down in the streets. She was always a hard-working good girl, but she is fed up with slogging through the night shift for WHOT in New York City. She wants to be a star. She finally gets her chance when she spills some titillating gossip about her old roommate, a famous newscaster. Suddenly, her star shoots to the top. She gets her own show in a prized time slot and the mudslinging begins. Ms. Loose Lips blabs about anyone and anything that her spies can dredge up. Soon she's waltzing down red carpets, snapping at here friends and coveting the limelight. She has become a true diva. By the time she is shot, there is a long list of suspects. Radio Gossip Ritz Harper has been shot on a New York City sidewalk. One of the suspects is a TV News Anchor who she disgraced on the air. 130888 1989 Dramarama: Pisces Connection, The T Episode #85. 7-17-1989 Newscaster (Jane Gambier). 130889 1979 Dramma borghese, Un MF Journalist 130890 1724 Drapier's Letters, The ER COPY Swift, Jonathan Journalist. Dealing with affairs of Ireland showing Swift off at his best as a journalist and propagandist and as organizer of a successful boycott. 130891 1984 Draw! MT DVD -R HQ 6791, 6792. Editor Eugene Lippert (Graham McPherson) of the Bell City Gazette 130892 1892 Drawing of illiterate newsboy A Reinhart, C.S. In "We and Our Neighbors" (pg. 42) Newsboy who is illiterate hands a regally dressed gentleman a paper: "Read me sumpin to holler, Boss." 130893 2008 Dreadful Revenge of Ernest Gallen, The NJ Collier, James Lincoln Newspaper Editor’s daughter is a friend to Eugene and Sonny who pledge to get to the bottom of the haunting in the quiet town of Magnolia. Someone is making people do awfully weird things. Eugene knows because he’s being haunted. His friend Sonny’s dad walked right off of a building and fell to his death, and then another friend’s dad crashed his car into a tree. The same “specter” that was haunting them is inside Eugene, talking to him, telling him to do crazy things. Along with the help of their friend, conveniently the daughter of the town’s newspaper editor, Eugene and Sonny uncover a bigger mystery that will affect nearly every townsperson in sleepy little Magnolia. 130894 2008 Dream a Little Dream NR Clopton, Debra Reporter Molly Popp touted the marriage-worthiness of a local rancher in a local newspaper column, would-be wives descended on his Mule Hollow ranch by the busload. Molly felt guilty for the ruckus she’d caused -- especially when the rancher was injured rescuing an overzealous admirer from a bull. There was nothing else city-slicker Molly could do but pitch in and help Bob out. that is until word of her column brought the job offer she’d been praying for and a choice she never thought she would have to make: a Manhattan byline or Mule Hollow’s most eligible bachelor. 130895 1989 Dream Breakers MT TV Reporter (Randall Arney) 130896 1999 Dream Bride NR Mallery, Susan Silhouette Special Edition #1231 Journalist is skeptical of a family myth that declares the man she dreams about on her 25th birthday is her one true love -- until a fantasy man shows up in the flesh. Now all she has to do is convince the sexy-as-sin archeologist that she's the future Dream Bride. 130897 2004 Dream Builders MT Reporter (Steve Greenberg) 130898 1920 Dream Cheater, The M AFI-Authors Writer 130899 1989 Dream Date MT TV Reporter (Tiiu Leek) 130900 1947 Dream Girl M Rice, Elmer (Play). Arthur Sheekman (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaperman Clark Redfield (MacDonald Carey) is in love with a woman who spends much of her time daydreaming. She plans to run off with her sister's husband. But journalist thwarts her plans and marries her. Society Reporter (Jean Acker). Social Magazine Photographer (Bob Landry). Radio Announcer (John Dehner). Announcer (Paul Oman). 130901 1950 Dream Girl P MLPL Rice, Elmer Index Plays, 1944-1964 Press 130902 2007 Dream Girls M News Media. TV Reporter (Dilva Henry). Detroit Reporter (Michael Villani). Photographer (David James). Scenes shot at the Los Angeles Times. 130903 1981 Dream House MT News Crew Soundman (Robert Armin). 130904 2003 Dream Jungle N Hagedorn, Jessica Journalist Paz Marlowe of mixed heritage ends up on the jungle set of a risky Hollywood movie, a shrewd take-off on Apocalypse Now. 130905 1975 Dream Makers, The MT TV Commentator (Larry McCormick) 130906 1947 Dream of Olwen, The (AKA While I Live) M News Media 130907 1978 Dream of Passion, A M PR Public Relations. Editor (Freddie Germanos) 130908 2007 Dream of the Broken Horses N Bayer, William CNN Reporter Pam Wells focuses her attentions on a David Weiss, forensic sketch artist who has returned to his hometown to cover a routine celebrity murder trial for ABC. He has earned a reputation for cracking high-profile cases with his portraits of suspects based on eyewitness accounts, so churning out courtroom sketches is merely pedestrian work. But the midwestern city of Calista holds other attractions, not the least being those of Wells. 130909 1966 Dream of the Red Chamber, The M AFI-Authors Writer 130910 1990 Dream On: T Episode TV Talk Show Host. Marty's best friend is a television talk-show host specializing in standard titillation 130911 1992 Dream On: T SV 150 Episode. 6-11-92 News Media 130912 1992 Dream On: And Bimbo Was His Name-O T Episode #29. 6-6-1992 News Media. Reporter 1 (Jessica Hahn). Reporter 2 (Rita Jenrette). 130913 1992 Dream On: No Deposit, No Return T Episode #46. 10-24-1992 Photographer (Rachel Sweet). 130914 1994 Dream On: Stone Cold T Episode #74. 3-30-1994 Reporter (Randall Kirby). Newscaster (Gregory Alan Williams). 130915 1994 Dream On: Taking of Pablum 1-2-3-, The (Part 2) T Episode #76. 6-29-1994 News Media. Reporter (Mary Major). Anchorman (Gregory Alan Williams). Talk-Show Host-Journalist Maury Povich (Himself). 130916 1913 Dream Ship, The N Stockley, Cynthia Correspondent Val Valdana deserts husband because he doesn't understand her. She was a "correspondent from the centers of storm." A journalist who writes from all corners of the world. Incapable of domesticity. Runs off with son and adopted daughter. Brilliant female journalist writing under a pseudonym and reporting from all corners of the world. Cannot settle for domestic work. Valdanha -- alternative spelling of her name in another review 130917 1972 Dream Team, The NS OWN - P McGinniss, Joe Reporter. Voluptuous girl reporter bent on making her sexual fantasies come true 130918 1989 Dream Team, The M News Media. TV Newscaster (Freda Foh Shen). TV Newscaster (Dennis Parlato). Field Reporter (Greg Beresford). Field Reporter (Donna Hanover). 130919 2005 Dream Team: Before a Fall T Episode #31. 3-13-2005 Reporter (Peter Rnic). 130920 2003 Dream Team: Bending the Truth T Episode #9. 3-16-2003 Journalist (Barry Dowden). Reporter (Peter Rnic). 130921 2003 Dream Team: Catch Me If You Can T Episode #15. 11-16-2003 Reporter (Peter Rnic). 130922 2003 Dream Team: Dead Man Walking T Episode #7. 3-2-2003 Reporter (Peter Rnic). SKY Cameraman (Barry Dowden). 130923 2002 Dream Team: Forsaking All Others T Episode #4. 5-5-2002 Reporter (David Jones). 130924 2003 Dream Team: Hit and Run T Episode #10. 3-23-2003 Reporter (Peter Rnic). 130925 2003 Dream Team: In His Hands T Episode #234-4-2003 Reporter (Peter Rnic). Journalist (Barry Dowden). 130926 2003 Dream Team: Sign On T Episode #22. 3-28-2003 Reporter (Peter Rnic). 130927 2003 Dream Team: Signs and Wonders T DVD -R HQ 7822 Episode #147. 3-9-2003 Reporter (Peter Rnic). Journalist (Barry Dowden) grills Tara. Phil smells victory in the FA cup. 130928 2003 Dream Team: What a Tangled Web We Weave T Episode #20. 2-15-2003 Reporter (Peter Rnic). 130929 2005 Dream Team: What's Bugging Her? T Episode #37. 11-27-2005 Reporter (Peter Rnic). 130930 2001 Dream To Follow, A (Return to Red River) N Snelling, Lauraine Aspiring Journalist Thorliff Bjorklund dreams of being a journalist, but his father refuses to consider sending him to college expecting Thorliff to run the farm. But he leaves home to attend college, pursuing his dream to become a journalist. 130931 1988 Dream Train N OWN - H Allen, Charlotte Vale Freelance Photojournalist Joanna James accepts a plump assignment to ride the Orient Express. 130932 1953 Dream Wife M DVD -R HQ 3747, 3748. SVD 1410 News Media. Reporter (John Alvin). Reporter (William Hamel). Reporter (Dorothy Kennedy) 130933 2000 Dream-Makers, The SM Bloch, Robert News Media 130934 1952 Dreamboat M Photographer (Don Kohler). Photographer (Robert Williams). 130935 1985 Dreamchild M SV 497. B15 Potter, Dennis (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jack Dolan (Peter Gallagher) is fired from the New York Herald Tribune for making up an entire interview ("That's what Lindbergh would have said if he'd talked to me"). Dolan is tipped off about the original Alice in Wonderland by Sally Mackeson (Caris Corfman), a friend at the paper. He gains the affections of Mrs. Hargreaves-Alice and her young ward and encourages the older woman to capitalize on her celebrity. Doland is considered an opportunist, but he is presented in a better light than the pack of journalists who continually hound Mrs. Hargreaves from the time she arrives in America. Manages to stop them cold when she chastises them for their bad manners. "I wish to be pestered no more with your clamor or your impertinence," she tells the reporters. Reporter (Alan Shearman). 1st Reporter (Johnny M.). 3rd Reporter-Photographer (Danny Brainin). 4th Reporter (Sam Douglas). Editor (Ron Travis). 1st Editor (Peter Banks). 2nd Editor (Derek Hoxby). 3rd Editor (Ron Berglas). 130936 1979 Dreamer M TV Sportscaster Chris Schenkel as himself 130937 1990 Dreamer of Oz, The MT Newspaper. L. Frank Baum, creator of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, attempts to run a newspaper, but his mind isn't attuned to business. Story told in flashback through his widow who encounters a reporter at the 1939 Hollywood premiere of the film Albert the Reporter (John Cameron Mitchell). Publisher (Bill DeLand). Photographer (Terry Wills). 130938 2005 Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story M Female Reporter (Donna Barton Brothers). Reporter (Adam Tomei). Reporter (Anthony Wentzel). Track Announcer-Breeders' Cup Announcer (Trevor Denman). Claiming Track Announcer (Ed Burgart). 130939 2004 Dreamer: Movie, The M TV News Anchor (Chris Paul). 130940 1958 Dreamers, The NSF Manvell, Roger Journalist saves the hero 130941 2006 Dreamgirls M News Media. Reporter (Angela Sorensen). Reporter #2 (Michael Cline). TV Reporter (Dilva Henry). Detroit Reporter (Michael Villani). Photographer (David James). 130942 2008 Dreaming of Harmony NR Buchanan, Jade Gay Newspaper Obituary Page. When Erin opened the newspapers she never expected to see her obituary staring back at he. Is this some idea of a cosmic joke? She’s especially unsettled when the deceased woman, who happens to share her name and birthday, starts lecturing her in her dreams. Erin knows she needs to take a few chances, but she doesn’t know how to do the one thing she’s avoided for months -- seduce the girl next door. Lucky for her, fate is about to step in. 130943 1997 Dreaming of the Bones N Crombie, Deborah Weinberg List Journalist 130944 2006 Dreamkiller M News Media. Reporter (Theresa Walsh). 130945 1977 Dreamland N Higgins, George V Press 130946 2005 Dreammaker M Interviewer (Erik Wright-Olsen - Voice). 130947 1977 Dreams Die First N OWN - P Robbins, Harold Magazine. Gareth Brendan, young and power hungry, tries to create a sexually liberated magazine that will deal openly and honestly with sex: Macho. Shocks and disturbs others with its outspoken views and publisher's daring. Macho is successful and he finds threats and obstructions from the underworld, the law and other rivals attempting to break into the same market. Series of confrontations. Based on Hugh Hefner. 130948 2004 Dreams for Life M Australia. Photographer (George Kannavas). 130949 2005 Dreams of Freedom: Ricardo Flores Magon Reader DT Bufe, Chaz (Editor). Michell Cowen Vereter (Editor) Journalist Ricardo Flores Magon (b. 1874) is one of the most important figures of the Mexican revolution. Through his newspaper, Regeneracio, he boldly criticized the injustices of the country's military dictatorship. He worked to build the popular movement that eventually overthrew it. Exiled to the United States, Flores Magon continued to agitate for revolution in Mexico. 130950 1995 Dreams of Innocence N Appignanesi, Lisa London Journalist Helena Latimer receives a letter from her longtime friend, an environmental activist, but it's postmarked days after his reported death two months ago. Following clues in the letter, Latimer tracks him to an estate in the foothills of the Bavarian Alps. She finds a diary called "Anna's Book," about a woman who witnessed brutality of two world wars and Latimer learns a special truth from the writings. 130951 1980 Dreams of Leaving P MLPL Hare, D. Play Index, 1978-82 Press 130952 2006 Dreams to Dust: Tale of the Oklahoma Land Rush, A N Russell, Sheldon Newspaper Publisher Abaddon Damon is ruthless, quick to strike any bargain that will bring him the power he craves. It is 1889 and on a fateful day in that year the Oklahoma land rush begins and for thousands of settlers the future is up for grabs. One of those people is Creed McReynolds, fresh from the East with a lawyer’s education and a head full of aspirations. The mixed-blood son of a Kiowa mother and a U.S. Cavalry doctor, Creed lands in Guthrie station, the designated Territorial Capital, where he must prove that he is more than the half-blood kid once driven from his own land. Among the people McReynolds must contend with is Publisher Damon. Like many others, McReynolds is swept into his whirlwind of greed and deception. Creed becomes the wealthiest man in the Territory -- but at an unbearable cost to himself, the dreams of others, and the dignity of his mother’s people. 130953 1984 Dreams: Friends (aka Only Way, The) T Episode News Media 130954 1985 Dreamscape M DVD Newswoman (Anna Chavez). Announcer (Alan Buchdahl) 130955 2007 Dreamtime NR Gorgas, Paula Blais Reporter Jeannie MacLeod for six years had promised herself that someday she will leave the Benton News and Sun and take a job on a big city newspaper where she will earn fame and fortune as an investigative reporter Her opportunity for a big story comes to Benton when her brother-in-law, a history professor, is followed by a strange light and loses an hour of time. She thinks he may have seen a UFO and sets out to prove her theory. It's now up to the shy, small-town reporter to work her magic on a local therapist who remains skeptical that a UFO traumatized the man. Can she convince him to open his mind -- as well as his wounded heart -- to the unfathomable wonders of the universe and the possibility of alien abductions. 130956 1989 Dreamtime, The N Hurd, Florence Weinberg List Journalist 130957 1989 Dreamwalker, The CB Marvel Graphic Novel: Dreamwalker Crime Reporter Andrea Beck of The Times is a mob witness forced not to testify when her mother is kidnapped. Another mob witness has already been killed. A CIA operative ordered to be killed because the CIA head believes he has become undependable becomes romantically involved with the reporter. After the operative is attacked by CIA agents he negotiates an uneasy alliance with his former boss. 130958 1943 Dreft Star Playhouse, The R Series - 1943-45 News Media 130959 2003 Drei Tage dreißig N Wöbking, Henrike Germany Journalist 130960 1984 Drengen der forsvandt MF TV Interviewer (Reimer Bo Christensen) 130961 2004 Drengen fra Vollsmose DF Denmark Interviewer Jorgen Flindt Pedersen (Voice). 130962 2004 Drengene fra Angora TF Denmark. Russian TV Interviewer (Esben Pretzmann). Interviewer (Rune Tolsgaard). 130963 1945 Dress Circle Murders, The N Yates, Peter Press 130964 1946 Dressed to Kill M Photographer (Frank Baker). 130965 2001 Drew Carey Show, The: Bus-ted T SVD 1121 Episode TV Sportscaster. Kate loses her new sportscaster beau (Paul Johansson) after Drew's attempt to win her back makes her out to be a child-beater. 130966 2000 Drew Carey Show, The: Gang Stops Drinking, The T Episode #121. 3-22-2000 Interviewer (Paul Morgan Stetler - The Interviewer). 130967 1999 Drew Carey Show, The: Red, White and Drew T Episode #108. 11-3-1999 Anchorman (Gregg Berger - Voice). 130968 2005 Drew Gavin: Cheap Shot NS Brewer, Steve #2 Drew Gavin Series Sports Editor Drew Gavin gets a call in the night from Reporter Curtis White, who was awoken beside a brutally murdered cheerleader. Unable to recall anything from the night before, Curtis swears he's innocent, and Drew believes him. 130969 2004 Drew Gavin: End Run: NS Brewer, Steve #1 Drew Gavin Series Sportswriter Drew Gavin in Albuquerque, former college football star and now a wisecracking sportswriter who claims his drunken rut as a life. He's an aging ex-football jock. But that life changes at his class reunion when his old college sweetheart, Helen, lures Drew into trouble. Helen is married to a wheeler-dealer lawyer imminently in danger of having his knee caps broken for gambling debts. Helen pleads for Drew's help. Playing the sucker, Drew goes to a bookie named Three Eyes to plead the husband's case. Soon after, he is found dead and Drew becomes the prime murder suspect. Gavin is a hard luck sports writer who has to stay a step ahead of the law and the mob as he uncovers a secret plan to establish an NBC team in Albuquerque with the taxpayers footing the bill. 130970 1952 Drew Pearson Show, The DT Series. 1952-53 Columnist Drew Pearson in Washington D.C. on half-hour commentary 130971 1992 Dreyfus Affair, The: Love Story, A NS Lefcourt, Peter Sports Columnist Milt Zola, a crusading sportswriter, rallies fans and team members behind two baseball players banned from baseball for life because they are caught kissing in a Nieman-Marcus dressing room. 130972 1994 Drift Away N Tucker, Kerry Magazine Photojournalist Libby Kincaid, New York 130973 2009 Drifter: Henry Lee Lucas M News Media. Reporter #1 (Jeff Fry). Reporter #2 (Carmen Perez). Reporter #3 (Sanja Banic). Reporter #4 (Nicole Marie Johnson). Story of serial killer Henry Lee Lucas 130974 1932 Drifting Souls M Hunter, Barbara (Story) Ness Book Reporter (Raymond Hatton) helps locate a key witness to clear a millionaire framed for murder. 130975 1947 Driftwood M Editor (Dick Elliott). Messengers (Bobby Beyers, Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer). 130976 2004 Drijfzand MTF Netherlands Journalist (Martijn Fischer). Presentator Radio (Pieter Jan Hagens). 130977 2007 Drinkwater's Folly N Pendleton, James Reporter Patricia Randall of the Dare County News returns to her roots on Roanoke Island, North Carolina during summer of 1966 and is hoping for a new start. Still struggling with harrowing separation from her husband, she sees the Outer Banks as a perfect place to find peace. As a new reporter for the News, she soon finds herself thrust into the tumult of the Vietnam era. It is the time of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, the civil rights movement and the women's liberation movement, and she enters fully into the passionate conflicts that divide the nation. Patricia discovers she has become the target of vengeance by her estranged husband and a corrupt local policeman, and is forced to face the irony that by living fully according to her own rules for first time in her life, she has endangered everything. Patricia finds strength and spirit to survive these events. 130978 1997 Drive By: Love Story, A M Newscaster (Guy Davis). 130979 1999 Drive Me Crazy M High School News Station with two anchors reporting on the senior prom. A popular high school preppy senior in Utah gets her life turned outside down when her perfect date falls for a cute cheerleader from another school a month before the school’s centennial senior prom. After recovering from the shock, she comes up with a solution to save her reputation: find a guy to appear as if they have been going steady who takes her to the dance hoping to make her perfect date jealous. She hooks up with her next door neighbor, a prankster and trouble-maker and tries to model him in her own image. 130980 2000 Drive Me Wild N Ortolon, Julie TV Anchor Brent Michaels, with the drop-dead-gorgeous face that launched a thousand newscasts, returns to his Texas hometown to b the "bachelor" in a Dating Game fund-raiser. Anchor at Houston TV station. He can't refuse his old friend's request and soon, he can't refuse the shy do-gooder anything. The tomboy he remembered has blossomed into a beautiful woman. It has been 14 years, seven months, and ten days since Brent Michael Zartlich kissed her and left his hometown of Beason's Ferry. They had been childhood friends. Both were considered the town's misfits. Now 130981 2008 Drive Me Wild NR Forster, Gwynne Kimani Romance Series #85 Reporter J. L. (Justin) Whitehead will do anything for a story -- even pose as a chauffeur for six months to write about the suddenly rich. When an accountant inherits millions from an elderly woman she befriended she is suddenly living in a Park Avenue apartment and interviewing potential chauffeurs. Sexy, charismatic Justin Whitehead is definitely qualified but hiring a man whose gaze sets her whole body on fire could be a huge mistake. His relationship with his beautiful new boss quickly turns from business to mind-blowing pleasure. But will the woman ever believe that, though his identity was a lie, their untamed passion is real? 130982 2007 Drive Thru M Reporter (Karis Campbell). 130983 2001 Drive Time Murders MT DVD -R HQ 3110, 3111. VHS 1264 Gossip Columnist (Fiona Loew) and her husband, Chicago attorney (Cameron Daddo) host a popular morning radio show and attempt to solve a homeless woman's murder 130984 2001 Driven M SVD 1187 Aspiring Journalist. Hero romances novice journalist named Luc (Stacy Edwards). Radio Reporter (Liz West). Japanese Reporter #1 (Michael Boisvert). Toronto Reporter (Brian Jennings). Toronto Reporter #1 (Richard Zeppieri). Toronto Reporter #2 (Tino Monte). Toronto Photographer (Brian Heighton). Commentator #1 (Dan Duran). Commentator #2 (Rob Smith). Party Reporter (Jeffrey Knight). Dealership Reporter (Phillip MacKenzie). 130985 1998 Driven Crazy: Love Bug T Episode #9. 10-30-1998 TV Journalist (Rachel Kane). 130986 2006 Driven to Murder N Skillings, Judith Former Reporter Rebecca Moore is a classic car restorer who loves fast cars and wants to become a professional auto racer. She goes to Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the most famous track in the world. Working pit lane, her innate toughness shields her from the taunts and insults being tossed her way. But the bullet that whizzes past her head, shattering the windshield of the vintage race car in her care, can't be as easily ignored -- nor can the body she finds in the cockpit the day before the race. Once again, Rebecca's forced to uncover a killer. But the deadly secrets awaiting her -- the blind, vengeful hatred that spans decades -- threaten to make this high-speed lap Rebecca's last. 130987 1937 Drole de drame ou L'etrange aventure de Docteur Molyneux MF Reporter. Buffington, the Reporter (Henri Guisol). 130988 2000 Drole de Felix MF TV Newsreader (Nicolas Cambois - Voice). 130989 1969 Drom om frihet, En MF TV Reporter (Bjorn Andero). TV Journalist (Ake W. Edfeldt). 130990 2005 Drommefangeren MTF Miniseries Reporter (Christian Borch) 130991 1976 Drommen om Amerika MF Sweden Journalist (Yngve Petterson). 130992 1952 Dromsemester MF Newspaper Editor (Stig Jarrel). 130993 2004 Drone Virus, The M Reporter (Philippe Til) 130994 2000 Dronning Ingrid - i folge Victor Borge DF Denmark. Interviewer Ole Damgaard. 130995 2004 Dronningen & kejseren DF Denmark Food Critic Ururu Kaigo. Interviewer-Host Helle Bygum. 130996 1996 Dronningen meder pressere TF Denmark Journalist 130997 2004 Dronningen og prinsen med Fsrederik og Mary I Gronland DF Denmark Reporter (Helle Bygum - Herself). Reporter (Asbjorn Date - Voice - Himself). 130998 2000 Dronningen tager imod TF Denmark Interviewer (Piet van Deurs - Himself). 130999 2003 Dronningens nytarstale DF Denmark Reporter (Helle Bygum - Herself) 131000 2008 Drop Anchor Dead N Bullock, Brian Columnist Billy Payne is a columnist for the McIsaac newspaper chain. On a late evening sail, he barely escapes a fatal collision with a supertanker in Halifax harbor. Limping back to his berth at a yacht club, distracted by bursts of lightning, his small boat smacks broadside into Newspaper Magnate Mickey McIsaac’s black-hulled 40-foot motor cruiser. The impact catapults Billy overboard. Under water, he encounters a lifeless body wrapped in a coil of anchor chain. The chief homicide detective concludes McIsaac’s drowning was accidental. But there are unanswered questions: Mickey was not alone on the cruiser. How did his corpse disappear? Will Billy make the same mistake twice and could the journalist be the next victim? 131001 2000 Drop Back Ten M DVD -R HQ 9470, 9471 Reporter Peter Barnes (James LeGros) gets fired after writing an expose on NFL players resulting in a series of lawsuits. His loyal Editor Tom White (Josh Lucas) gives him a freelance story to work on. Editor (Lee Andrew Page). Reporter (Chris Astoyan). Reporter is asked to find out the true story of what happened to a 19-year-old actor who had been preparing to star in a low-budget gridiron movie when a mysterious assailant attacked him destroying his appearance. Reporter's married girlfriend Peggy (Jodie Markell). 131002 1966 Drop Dead Darling M Photographer (Raymond Young). 131003 2009 Drop Dead Diva: Do Over T DVD -R HQ 11317 Newspaper prints wrong picture with obituary of dead model. Runs the right picture after Diva’s guardian angel complains. 131004 2009 Drop Dead Diva: Second Chances T DVD -R HQ 11325 Episode #6. 8-16-2009 News Media. Grayson tries to get an obituary removed from an online web site that prematurely report the death of his client. He hopes that will make the client happy. When the news media pick up the false story, the aging actor wants to sue CNN and all other news outlets as well, and when Grayson gets all of the news media to print retractions, the client is still unhappy. Grayson discovers that his client may need to be satisfied in some other way. 131005 1999 Drop Dead Gorgeous M News Media. Newscaster (Patricia Idlette). Female Reporter #1 (Mary Rehbein). Female Reporter #2 (Jeany Park). Male News Anchor (Peter Aitchinson). Cemetery Photographer (Markus Parilo). Amber Atkins (Kirsten Dunst) repeatedly says she aspires to win a beauty pageant and become a news anchor "just like Diane Sawyer." The annual beauty contest in a small Minnesota town is being covered by a TV crew and strange things happen. 131006 2006 Drop Dead Gorgeous: T UK. Episode #4. 6-26-2006 Photographer (Adam Young). 131007 1955 Drop Dead! P MLPL Braun, W. Play Index, 1953-60 Press 131008 1947 Drop One, Carry Four N Sinclair, F War Correspondents. Cairo, Calcutta, smuggling and trade with the enemy. 131009 1971 Drop Out M Photographer (Graymont Garson) 131010 1994 Drop Squad M Interviewer (Joanna Maddox) 131011 1990 Drop the Dead Donkey: T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK Series, August 1990 to December UK C4. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV, a rival to CNN, ITN, Sky News. Media tycoon Sir Royston Merchant acquires station and despite assurances to the contrary, makes the station sensationalist rather than controversial. Sir Royston is never seen. Sir Royston's wishes are carried out by his yuppie 1980s-throwback lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan), an immaculately groomed, vacuous man with the warmth of a lizard. Communicates in media-speak. Head of editorial unit is George Dent (Jeff Rawle), a perpetually harassed individual who is too weak to stand up to Hedges. Alex Pates (1990-1991, Haydn Gwynne), second in command, fiercely bright woman dedicated to serious news gathering and reporting. Pates constantly confronts Hedges. Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tompkinson), unprincipled, ambitious, glory-driven egotist happy with enforced "tabloidisation of Globelink." Anchor-team of newsreaders, old-fashioned newsman, hard-drinking Henry Davenport (David Swift) and Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks), recruited by Sir Royston, brainless bimbo obsessed with her own career. 131012 1991 Drop the Dead Donkey: Alex and the Interpreter T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #16. 10-31-1991 UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle) joins the cast. While George is on holiday, Alex runs the office and gets involved with a Russian and his interpreter, who are here to see how the station is run. The Russian proposes, but Alex turns him down, but the interpreter accepts. Dave gets her off the hook by posing as her fiancé. Damien is under pressure from Lynn Yates, a reporter from another TV station to get the best stories. 131013 1990 Drop the Dead Donkey: Animal Rights T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #9.10-4-1990. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). On location, Damien fakes a firing squad. He also gets injured organizing an animal rights protest, but before he can film it, Alex steps in and the raid is cancelled. To make up for the cancellation, and while he is in the hospital, he tries to film a heart operation. 131014 1993 Drop the Dead Donkey: Awards T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #34. 3-18-1993. Season Three Finale. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Office goes to an awards dinner but Joy and Sally turn up in the same dress. Gus hears a rumor that Sir Royston is pulling out of GlobeLink. Henry wins a life achievement award. 131015 1991 Drop the Dead Donkey: Baseball T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #14. 10-17-1991. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle) joins the cast. 131016 1990 Drop the Dead Donkey: Big Day, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #10. 10-11-1990. Season One Finale. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Gus wants Sally to interview the Prime Minister when she comes to the studio, but Alex and George want Henry to do the interview. When an electrician fusses the lights, the interview is called off. After Damien fakes another report, George threatens to sack him. 131017 1996 Drop the Dead Donkey: Bird of Doom T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #49. 10-15-1996. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Gus hires a new security firm. Joy applies for a job at the BBC. 131018 1994 Drop the Dead Donkey: Births and Deaths T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #38. 9-20-1994. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Damien gets a death threat from the drug barons he featured in one of his reports so Gus gets him a bodyguard. Is Sally pregnant? Someone claiming to be Henry's son shows up. 131019 1990 Drop the Dead Donkey: Blast From the Past, A T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #4. 8-30-1990. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lacky Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Day is doing a story on slum landlords but when they view the footage, Alex is staggered to learn that her ex-husband is involved in the story. Sally and Henry have elocution lessons and Sally appears on a TV telethon for charity. 131020 1996 Drop the Dead Donkey: Charnley in Love T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #t52. 11-5-1996. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Sally does an old age pensioners advert, but it backfires on her. Dave is beginning to have second thoughts about getting engaged, then he finds out that his fiancé is dumping him. One of Gus's old girl friends who now works for Sir Royston, comes to give Globe Link the once over. Damien is the first subject on a new reality TV show. Damien interviews M.P,'s Ann Coates and Tony Banks (Themselves). 131021 1991 Drop the Dead Donkey: Christmas Party, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #23. 12-19-1991. Season Two Finale. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle) joins the cast. During the Christmas party, things start to get out of hand and Dave finally sleeps with Alex, who regrets it in the morning. George gets drunk, falls asleep and wakes up at Oxford Station. 131022 1990 Drop the Dead Donkey: Clash of Interests, A T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin Episode #3. 8-23-1990. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan) tries to get Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne) on his side in order to pressurize George Dent (Jeff Rawle) to censor a story about a chemical spillage from a company owned by media tycoon Sir Royston. Dave Charnley (Neil Pearson), a compulsive womanizer who is still a good TV newsman who cares about delivering a decent end-product, updates the obituaries but News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift) accidentally sees his and gets upset. 131023 1994 Drop the Dead Donkey: Crime Time T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #41. 11-10-1994. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Gus proposes a new crime program fronted by Sally and Damien but is unhappy with the director so he shoots the program himself. George still wants to marry Anna so Dave finds a way to stop them. When George finds out he goes berserk. Anna turns down Gus's offer of marriage. 131024 1994 Drop the Dead Donkey: Damien and the Weather Girl T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #46. 12-5-1994. Season Four Finale. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). New weather girl joins the show and Dave ends up dating her but he discovers that it is too dangerous to keep on seeing her so Damien tries his luck. Nicky (Sarah Alexander). Henry is to b featured on "Living Legends" but he refuses to take part because he has confided in Dave that he may be impotent. Michael Buerk (Himself). 131025 1991 Drop the Dead Donkey: Damien Down and Out T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #19. 11-21-1991. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle) joins the cast. While Damien lives on the streets to get to the bottom of a big story, Dave uses his credit cards. George's marriage is on the rocks. 131026 1996 Drop the Dead Donkey: Dave and Diana T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #55. 11-26-1996 UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Gus brings in a psychologist to interview the staff. Henry and Damien think that Dave is dating Princess Diana but have a surprise in store. George brings in his home-made wine. 131027 1991 Drop the Dead Donkey: Dave's Day T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #22. 12-12-1991. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle) joins the cast. Dave goes to a counselor to cure his gambling. Gus gives Dave a very important video tape to take to Sir Royston, but during the trip the taxi is involved in an accident and the tape is stolen. 131028 1994 Drop the Dead Donkey: Day of the Mum, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #37. 10-13-1994. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Gus is back from hospital and delegates more responsibility to Helen. Damien's mother shows up and is still criticizing him. Helen sorts out a problem of expenses between Henry and Sally. George goes to his ex-wife's wedding. 131029 1990 Drop the Dead Donkey: Death, Disaster 'n Damien T UK. Episode #9. 10-4-1990 Journalist (Susannah Hitching). 131030 1991 Drop the Dead Donkey: Don't Mention the Arabs T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #18. 11-14-1991. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle) joins the cast. Sally has found religion. Henry is writing an obituary of a fellow journalist who is seriously ill. George is under pressure to shelve Henry's documentary on human rights. TV Announcer (Geoffrey McGivern). Walter Templeton (Frederick Treves). 131031 1991 Drop the Dead Donkey: Drunken Cabinet Minister, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #15. 6. 10-24-1991. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle) joins the cast. Sally complains to George that she is getting all the depressing stories. A Government Minister shows up for Henry's interview dead drunk. Damien tries to do his report from the street and keeps getting interrupted. Gay rights protesters break into the studio just before they go on air. 131032 1998 Drop the Dead Donkey: Episode 61 T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #61. 11-4-1998. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Roy Merchant Jr. (David Troughton) promises to not cut jobs. 131033 1998 Drop the Dead Donkey: Episode 62. T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #62. 11-11-1998. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Helen tells her father she's a lesbian. Henry and Sally look for other jobs. Dave tries to get fired. 131034 1998 Drop the Dead Donkey: Episode 63 T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #63. 11-18-1998. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Sally begins dating older men. George meets Henry's niece. Helen tells her mother she's a lesbian. 131035 1998 Drop the Dead Donkey: Episode 64. T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #64. 11-25-1998. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). 131036 1998 Drop the Dead Donkey: Episode 65 T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #65. 12-2-1998. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Damian's fainting spells get worse. Henry gets a job on children's TV. Joy's sketches are displayed in a gallery. 131037 1991 Drop the Dead Donkey: Evangelist, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #20. 11-28-1991. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle) joins the cast. Reverent Earl Johnson wants Globe Link to cover his shows, but Alex says no. Sally comes to her senses when Earl makes a pass at her. Damien reads the tarot cards. George becomes very upset over his marriage breakup. 131038 1998 Drop the Dead Donkey: Final Chapter, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #66. 12-9-198. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Staff prepares for big changes in their second careers, but nothing goes as plan. Critic (Alan Corduner). Sir Roysten Merchant (Roger Hammond). First appearance in the program. In the final season, staff knew that Globelink had been sold and that their days were numbered. Sally pursued and finally married an ancient millionaire with a dodgy heart. Henry became the stooge in a crass TV show before landing a talk-radio job. Dave involved in shady dealings to pay off gambling debts, then became studio assistant on Henry's radio show. George moved to Australia with Henry's niece Sue. Joy's doodles became works of art. Damien went up Amazon, adopted by lost tribe. Gus imploded 131039 1993 Drop the Dead Donkey: George and his Daughter T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #33. 4-11-1993. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Damien gets caught in South Africa when a dictator wants information on dissidents in the United Kingdom. Joy and her friend go to see the Chippendales, so Henry and Dave try to show that they can go one better. George hunts for his daughter who is living rough with a bunch of squatters. 131040 1996 Drop the Dead Donkey: George's Car T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #53. 11-12-1996.. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). 131041 1991 Drop the Dead Donkey: George's Daughter T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #21. 12-5-1991. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle) joins the cast. George brings his daughter into the office to see how he puts the program together, but she is not impressed. Gus has given permission for a film crew to video the office at work. Damien has tapes of the police raiding the wrong addresses in their search for drug dealers. 131042 1996 Drop the Dead Donkey: Godless Society, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #48. 10-8-1996. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Bishop loses his faith just before he is to be on a live GLN interview. 131043 1996 Drop the Dead Donkey: Graveyard Shift, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #57. 12-10-1996. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Most of the staff end up back at the office on the graveyard shift. Dave and Helen see the report on the drug tests that Gus has been showing George with traces of ecstasy. Joy brings her brother who has been sleeping rough back to the office and he beats Gus's record score on a video game. 131044 1991 Drop the Dead Donkey: Gulf Report, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #11. 9-26-1991. Season 2. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle) joins the cast. Book on Globe Link's News coverage of the Gulf War is to be published and George is to be interviewed on TV about it. Sally goes on children's' TV and gets dunked in the grunge tank. Sir Royston's daughter comes to work at the office and starts dating Dave. 131045 1993 Drop the Dead Donkey: Helen'll Fix It. T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #27. 1-28-1993. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). A "Jim will fix it" type program gets Sally to agree to read the news with a little girl who has told the program that her mother has just died. Damien is following a story on prostitutes but Gus discovers that one of the girls is seeing Sir Royston and wants the program cancelled. 131046 1994 Drop the Dead Donkey: Helen's Parents T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #39. 9-27-1994. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Helen asks Dave to be her boyfriend at a dinner party she is holding for her parents so she doesn't have to tell them that she is gay. Sally turns out to be pregnant. George thinks he is in love with Anna. Henry beats Damien a chess but he is getting all his moves from Joy. 131047 1991 Drop the Dead Donkey: Henry and Dido T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #13. 10-10-1991. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle) joins the cast. Sally brings her dog Dido into the office. Henry dates a young actress. Dave trying to find out how she feels about Henry ends up sleeping with her, but when Henry finds out, he knocks his computer on to the floor and kills dido. 131048 1994 Drop the Dead Donkey: Henry's Autobiography T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #43. 11-24-1994. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). George is scared stiff that he will be interviewed by Jeremy Paxman on BBC-TV. Henry tries to date the new girl reporter who has just joined the team but she turns him down. Amy Potter (Sophie Walker). Damien tries to break into several high profile places to test their security. 131049 1996 Drop the Dead Donkey: Henry's Diary T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #54. 11-19-996. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Henry's newspaper column is causing problems among the office staff. Gus is trying to sell tickets to Sir Royston's benefit and he gets Joy to become a waitress for the evening. Dale Winston (Himself) 131050 1993 Drop the Dead Donkey: Henry's Lost Love T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #26. 1-21-1993. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Dave finally wins big on the horses, but Henry goes off on a bender with the betting slip after hearing that his ex-wife is getting married again. 131051 1991 Drop the Dead Donkey: Hoax T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #17. 11-7-1991. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle) joins the cast. Henry spends the whole episode trying to solve the last clue in the Times crossword, when the answer comes from a surprising source. Sally's mother dies and after the cremation she brings the urn into the office. Damien meets the source who has hoaxed him on several stories. 131052 1993 Drop the Dead Donkey: In Place of Alex T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #24 1-7-1993. Season Three Opener. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne) leaves. Gus and George start to look for a replacement. When just two people -- Peregrine and Helen Cooper -- are left in the hunt, Dave and Henry come up with a plan to get Gus to choose the person they want. Helen Cooper (Ingrid Lacey) replaces Alex. She is a lesbian undecided about the wisdom of coming out. She agonizes over whether to tell her daughter that she was gay. 131053 1996 Drop the Dead Donkey: Inside the Asylum T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #47. 10-1-1996. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Sally returns from a mental hospital. Helen is carjacked. Henry is offered a job at the BBC. 131054 1993 Drop the Dead Donkey: Joy T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #31. 2-25-1993. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Joy is seeing a married man after some advice form George. Joy tells his wife and he gets stabbed and Joy is a suspect. Henry and Sally argue over desk space. Dave and Damien fall out. 131055 1993 Drop the Dead Donkey: Lady Merchant T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #29. 2-11-1993. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Damien tries to interview a war criminal but realizes that he has got the wrong man. Gus is seduced by Sir Royston's wife, Lady Caroline Merchant (Eleanor David). 131056 1996 Drop the Dead Donkey: Luck T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #56. 12-3-1996. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Damien ends up in hospital with a broken leg after being pushed down stairs by Liam Gallagher. Sally acts in a pantomime with Rosemarie Ford (Herself). Dave clears his debts with a bet on football. 131057 1993 Drop the Dead Donkey: Midnight Bulletin T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode 11-26-1993. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). A "Jim will fix it" type program gets Sally to agree to read the news with a little girl who has told the program that her mother has just died. Damien is following a story on prostitutes but Gus discovers that one of the girls is seeing Sir Royston and wants the program cancelled. 131058 1990 Drop the Dead Donkey: New Dawn, A T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #1. 8-9-1990. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom . Sir Roysten takes over at Globe link News and puts Gus Hedge (Robert Duncan) in charge. The Editor George Dent (Jeff Rawle) tries to sack Damien Day (Stephen Tompkinson) for seeding crash sites, while he is filming, but Hedges intercedes. Field Reporter Day is only reprimanded. Alex Pates (Haydn Gwenne) is second in command. Veteran Newsman-News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). . 131059 1993 Drop the Dead Donkey: New Newsreader, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #30. 2-18-1993. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). New News Reader joins the staff but she is so good that Henry and Sally try to get her the sack. Jill (Jaye Griffiths) George tries to pluck up courage to ask Helen out but then he learns that she is a lesbian. Dave and Damien go pot holing and get trapped. 131060 1998 Drop the Dead Donkey: Newsmakers, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #60. 10-28-1998. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Documentary crew films the demise of GlobeLink News. Narrator (Jancis Frobinson). Roy Merchant Jr. (David Troughton). 131061 1994 Drop the Dead Donkey: No More Mr. Nice Guy T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #42. 11-17-1994. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). George sends Sally and Henry out to Acapulco for an international conference after shedding his wimpish image. 131062 1990 Drop the Dead Donkey: Old Father Time T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #5. 9-6-1990. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lacky Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Davenport's nephew Jack (Bed Daniels) comes to the office to gain work experience but everybody gets worked up as to just how young he is. 131063 1993 Drop the Dead Donkey: Paintball T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #32. 3-4-1993 UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Gus takes the office on a war game weekend but Henry gets a black eye which forces him to drop out of a documentary that he was about to film. Damien discovers that Dave has slept with Helen. 131064 1996 Drop the Dead Donkey: Path of True Love, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #51. 10-29-1996. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Helen holds a dinner party to introduce her lesbian friend to the rest of the office, but Damien tries to break them up. Gus finally dates the woman he has been chatting to on the Internet, but he wants to use Dave's chat up lines. Sally does a radio advertisement. 131065 1994 Drop the Dead Donkey: Quality Time T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #36 10-6-1994. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Helen meets her daughter's new teacher. Damien and Henry bet Dave that he can't date Joy so he trains with her in preparation for her appearance on "Gladiators." Gus is still in the hospital after his heart scare. Dave has to read the new book on Princess Diana. 131066 1990 Drop the Dead Donkey: Root of All Evil, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #8. 9-27-1990. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Sally gets flowers from a secret admirer, and when she loses her purse, Dave comes under suspicion because he has been trying to borrow money. Gus goes on an economy drive. Reporter (Stephen Hoye). 131067 1994 Drop the Dead Donkey: Sally in T.V. Times T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #40. 11-3-1994. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Anna is marrying George but she has an alternative motive. Sally is being interviewed by the TV Times. Joy propositions the photographer. Sally loses her baby. 131068 1993 Drop the Dead Donkey: Sally's Accountant T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #25. 1-24-1993. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Henry has money troubles so he gets Sally's accountant to help him out, but the accountant skips town with all his money. Henry interviews real life M.P.'s Teddy Taylor and Ken Livingston. 131069 1990 Drop the Dead Donkey: Sally's Arrival T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #2. 8-16-1990. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. As Britain is threatened by Saddam Hussein with the Gulf war about to break out, the staff has a bigger problem to contend with: the arrival of a new news reader, Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Smedley is recruited by Sir Royston and embodies all that her co-news reader Henry Davenport (David Swift) hates -- she is a brainless bimbo, obsessed with her own career and completely unprofessional in her attitude to hard news stories. Beneath her porcelain façade, however, is a fragile, sad and lonely character. 131070 1993 Drop the Dead Donkey: Sally's Libel T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #28. 2-4-1993. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). New Sports Reporter joins the team. He is an ex-goalkeeper who conceded an easy goal during a cup tie and never lived it down. Pat Pringle (Paul Clarkson) Sally sues a newspaper and wins her case but receives only 15 pence as her award. Commentator (Kenneth Wolstenholme). 131071 1996 Drop the Dead Donkey: Sex 'n Death T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #58. 12-17-1996. Season Five Finale. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Henry finds out that he is dying so goes on a bender to end all benders, but there's a surprise in store. Gus is having sex nightmares about Joy so he asks Dave for advice, but the nightmares continue with someone else. 131072 1990 Drop the Dead Donkey: Special Branch Raid the Newsroom (aka Sex, Lies and Audio Tape) T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #6. 9-13-1990. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Alex has obtained a top secret audio tape that the Government wants banned. Sally is taped making love to the sound man, but when a Dave Charnley makes Henry a copy of Sally's tape, he accidentally uses the secret tape, thus erasing it. Sound Man (Kenny Ireland), 2nd Reporter (Philip Bird), 1st Reporter (Victoria Hasted). 131073 1990 Drop the Dead Donkey: Stress Therapy T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #7. 9-13-1990. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Gus brings in a stress therapist to interview the staff and after a group session, a fight breaks out between Dave and Henry so Gus fires the therapist. Dave persuades Henry to put money into a racehorse which turns out to be rubbish. 131074 1994 Drop the Dead Donkey: Strike, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #44. 12-1-1994. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Most of the staff are out on strike because of job cuts, but Gus, Sally, George and Damien are still working so Gus brings in Russian back room staff to cover. Dave plays poker with the police who are on picket duty. George's wife has published an account about their life together. 131075 1991 Drop the Dead Donkey: Trevorman Cometh, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #12. 10-3-1991. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). Second in command Alex Pates (Haydn Gwynne). Beneath Pages is David Charnley (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle) joins the cast. Gus brings in an office efficiency expert to help with the job cuts he has in mind. Henry's legs are paralyzed due to stress brought about by his experiences in the Korean War. To stop the job cuts, the staff agree to pay cuts as long as Gus is included. 131076 1994 Drop the Dead Donkey: Undiscovered Country, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #35. 9-29-1994. Season Four Opener. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). After doing to the death of a colleague, Gus becomes very upset at the thought of death. Dave and Henry go on a bender. Damien is banned from driving. Sally goes to the opera. 131077 1994 Drop the Dead Donkey: Wedding, The T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #45. 12-8-1994. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Dave organizes a stag night for a member of the staff, but it is Gus who is stripped naked at the end of the evening. Henry's house is occupied by the builders so he has to stay with Gus who turns out to be very boring. Joy is put in charge of the stationary cupboard. 131078 1996 Drop the Dead Donkey: What Are Friends For T Hamilton, Andy and Guy Jenkin UK. Episode #50. 10-22-1996. UK Series, August 1990 to December 1998. UK C4. Original title: Dead Belgians Don't Count TV Newsroom of Globelink News TV. Owner's lackey Gus Hedges (Robert Duncan). Head of editorial unit George Dent (Jeff Rawle). David Charnley, second in command (Neil Pearson). News Reader Henry Davenport (David Swift). Co-News Reader Sally Smedley (Victoria Wicks). Field Reporter Damien Day (Stephen Tomkinson). Joy Merryweather (Susannah Doyle). Joy's friend comes to work at the office but unwittingly lets slip some of their secrets while they were growing up. Damien interviews John Major and has trouble staying awake. Gus chats to a girl over the Internet but before asking her out he wants to practice on Sally, but she gets the wrong idea. 131079 1970 Drop-In T Series Reporter (Jeffrey Cohen). Reporter (Lynne Griffin) 131080 1988 Drop-Off NM OWN - P Grissom, Ken Reporter Mike Ferguson is tipped off by one-eyed Creole diver and salvage boat operator hero that a vessel he sunk for a wealthy acquaintance for insurance reasons may have been involved in cocaine trade. Well-known political figures may be part of the drug-smuggling ring. Ferguson and the diver's over are murdered and the diver is held incommunicado by the feds whoa re trying to find how much he knows. Newspaper owner is implicated. The salvage boat operator is released and told case is closed. He realizes that Ferguson's death and other killings are part of cover-up. He takes matters into his own hands to pursue the killers, narrowing escaping death. 131081 1987 Drop-Out Mother M Female PR practitioner Public Relations Woman Nora Cromwell quits her job because she finds her work has been "meaningless." Photographer (Robert Mavor). 131082 2006 Drop, The M Interviewer (R.D. Call). 131083 2004 Dropanchor Chronicle, The: SAT Vocabulary Novel, A N Ring, Stephen D. School Newspaper Reporter Allen, the Snoop, saw a good story in the making for the school newspaper. 131084 2000 Dropping Out M Newscaster (Jerry Dunphy) 131085 1991 Drover NM OWN - P Granger, Bill #1 Drover Series Sportswriter Jimmy Drover axed for being too close to the mob 131086 1995 Drover: Drover and the Designated Hitter NM Granger, Bill #3 Drover Series Former Sportswriter Jimmy Drover is a cross between Jimmy Breslin and Humphrey Bogart: the contemporary hard-bitten tough guy in his purest form. Formerly a prizewinning sports reporter for a Los Angeles newspaper, Drover found his luck running out when there surfaced a picture of him in the company of some Chicago wise guys. They weren’t doing business. Drover was just catching up with some guys he knew from growing up in the streets. But a U.S. attorney with ulterior motives got him fired from his paper, and Drover’s life was upended. Now he lives in Santa Cruz, trading stories and killing time at a local bar with a crew of good-natured trustworthy lazybones. To make ends meet, he works off and on for Fox Vernon, a legendary Las Vegas oddsmaker. Vernon needs a scout, a busybody -- and so Drover makes a living by using his intuitions and sports world knowledge, talking his way into locker rooms, gambling dens, mobsters’ and managers’ offices, traveling around the country in pursuit of sports world info that might affect the odds on Sunday’s game. Drover is called into an investigation of Homer White, whose heavy-hitting baseball career with the Chicago Cubs has gone into a slump after leg injuries. Homer’s suspected of ambling -- easy enough for Drover to check up on, give his above-and-below-board contacts. But as Drover gets more of the lowdown, the picture becomes more deadly: Some people want to sabotage Homer’s career, including his bitter ex-wife. Some want to save it, including his beautiful rehab nurse, Helen Brown. Trying to learn the hidden story, Drover steps into a knotty web of threats and violent passions and finds himself again under suspicion, and under the gun. Former sportswriter-turned-professional-handicapper Jimmy Drover works for a Vegas sports-betting oddsmaker tracking down sports industry info that will increase his employer’s profitable edge. Drover leaves his Santa Cruz home for Seattle where he’s trying to finish the spring book on pro football for his boss. There’s a Vegas Mafioso who invites him to dig up some dirt to toss on Chicago Cubs veteran Homer White. Then White’s ex-wife asks him to help bring the aging player to the Seattle Mariners as a designated hitter. White is a crusty, 39-year-old redneck, softened only by his new girlfriend. His ex-wife is violently crazy and has a boyfriend who also sleeps with the mob. A turned mobster ratting for the Feds believes Drover set him up for a fall. Homer’s new lover is African-American. 131087 1992 Drover: Drover and the Zebras NM Granger, Bill #2 Drover Series Former Sportswriter Jimmy Drover now works for a Vegas sports-betting oddsmaker tracking down sports industry info that will increase his employer’s profitable edge. Back home in Chicago, Drover runs into an old flame whose brother is now head basketball coach at their alma mater, St. Mary’s (a thinly disguised Notre Dame). St. Mary’s looks like a Final Four team for the first time in its history, but the coach is the subject of an NCAA investigation into recruiting and point-shaving accusations, which is spurred on by the apparent suicide of a referee. Drover looks into things and learns that the dead official did regular business with a bookie. Teaming up with a tough cop, he confronts an FBI agent with more interest in his own agenda than in serving justice. None of this endears Drover to St. Mary’s look-the-other-way president and its fast-track athletic director. 131088 2003 Drowning Man N Margoshes, Dave Reporter Sweeney is an aging, alcoholic newsman puzzling over a name that rings a bell for him, but he just can't put his finger on why. Who is the mysterious man found dead in a hotel room and why is his name so familiar. Sweeney has been on the skids for some time now and is trying to make a comeback as a reporter for a paper he once owned after a career that led him to Toronto, the United States and Europe. Sweeney and the man found dead in a hotel room are inextricably linked. Mystery deepens as he remembers a 35-year-old clue and realizes that discovering the man's identity will lead him to his own past. 131089 1990 Drug Wars: Carmena Story, The MT SV 36 Female Reporter #1 (Katherine Cortez). Reporter (Peggy Blowe). 131090 1994 Drug-Taking and the Arts M Editor (Peggy Reynolds - Herself). Editor (Paul O'Prey-Himself). 131091 2000 Drugoe utro N Makarova, Liudmila Woman journalist Female Journalist 131092 1952 Drum Calls West N MLPL Gullick, B. Editor. Jim Roark, Mark Bradley. Man starts a newspaper in an Idaho town to fight the ring of killers that is victimizing the town. He opens fire with fighting words that rouse public sentiment and bring on action. 131093 2001 Drum’s Ring N Wheeler, Richard S. Newspaperwoman Angie Drum, a courageous editor who publishes a weekly newspaper in the 1870s Kansas cow town of Opportunity, Kansas, puts her life on the line when she exposes the evil and corruption invading in the town she calls home. The 53-year-old widow crusades against a corrupt “ring” of officials who have been arresting, jailing and fining the Texas cowboys who bring the herds up the Chisolm Trail to the railroad in Opportunity. She discovers that her own son, the mayor of the Kansas cow town, is corrupt. She chooses to expose him and his cronies at great anguish to herself. Drum has many run-ins with members of the “ring” as she labors mightily to publish papers exposing the corruption. An epilogue explains that the cattle baron who shoots down Drum goes unpunished, her son’s life continues on as he doesn’t seem to mourn his mother, and the population of the once-thriving town dwindles to 50. 131094 2002 Drumline M DVD -R HQ 9566, 9567. DVD -R 1666 Sports-News Media. News Reporter (Aimee Davis). TV News Reporter (Jayson Frederick). Reporter (Gerrit Hamilton). News Reporter (Joe Pierce). Press Photographers (Brandon Carroll, Jeremy Carroll, Steve Warren). Fox Sports Commentator (Stuart Scott). BET Announcer #1 (A.J.). BET Announcer #2 (Free). Morris Brown Announcer (Reggie Gay). A&T Announcer (Ryan Cameron). 131095 1983 Drumming Sands, The SS PVL Al-Kouni, Ibrahim In "Arabic Short Stories." Journalist Jabbour. Little journalism in the story. 131096 1941 Drunkard, The SS MLPL Ryan, Thomas In "Men in Chains." Alcoholic Newspaperman Eddie Billings was a "newspaperman," not the same thing as a journalist. A drunk. 131097 1909 Drunkard's Child M Newsboy. Crippled newsboy sells baby on busy street 131098 2000 Drunken Journalist, The D Good, Howard Journalists. No other human problem, a critic once remarked, "seems to have afflicted movie newspapermen more often than drinking." Howard Good's latest book analyzes the stereotype of the hard-drinking journalist, with the goal of discovering why it exists and how it operates in films. Early chapters consider whether there is a historical basis for the stereotype of the hard-drinking journalist while later chapters deal with films from across the decades, including the 1980s and 1990s. They identify the fate of the romantic couple as a major -- if not the major -- concern of silent films featuring drunken journalists; explore the many and often conflicting meanings associated with drinking in the 1930s, the so-called "golden age of newspaper films"; and discuss the influence of Alcoholics Anonymous on such newspaper films of the 1940s and 1950s as "Welcome Stranger" and "Come Fill the Cup". The concluding chapter points out that the dominant culture has frequently marginalized subgroups -- for example, Native Americans and Irish immigrants -- by stereotyping them as drunks, and theorizes that the stereotype of the hard-drinking journalist signals ambivalence not only about drinking, but also about the effects of the press on American life. Written in the clear, incisive style for which Good is known, this book offers illuminating new interpretations of classic newspaper films from "The Front Page" to "All the President's Men". It is a must-read for anyone interested in the implications of popular culture for how we think and live. 131099 1771 Drunken News-Writer, The: Comic Interlude, A P COPY Anonymous Musical Parody News 131100 1934 Drury Randall N MLPL Johnston, M. Editor James Randall, Drury's father, is editor of Albany County Herald. Crumpet, printer's devil. 131101 2005 Druxel Manor N Young, Tarra Reporter Angel Park is happy with her life. She even has her dream job as a reporter for the local paper. She has supportive parents who adopted her and her brother, and saw to it that they got the best education possible. Then her life is turned upside down when she learns everything isn't as it appears to be. A private investigator falls in love with Angel and will stop at nothing to protect her and his baby -- the baby she is carrying. 131102 1956 Dry Rot M Commentator (Raymond Glendenning) 131103 1989 Dry White Season, A M Brink, Andre (Novel). Colin Welland, Euzhan Palcy (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Melanie (Susan Sarandon) for the Rand Daily Mail in South Africa who tries to interview a man whose gardener committed suicide while in prison. He refuses the speak to her. When they meet, he accuses her of being overly suspicious. The man uses the reporter as a contact to get more information. She is eventually deported while he continues his efforts to find out the truth. Film ends with a newspaper article exposing corruption in the special branch of the police, which appears next to an article about the man's death. 131104 1686 Dryden's Conversion PO USC Anonymous News 131105 1951 DS 70 nevyjizdi MF Czechoslovakia Editor (Ladislav Sedlacek). 131106 1958 Du ar mitt aventyr MF Editor, Chief Hellman (Eric von Gegerfelt). 131107 1938 Du gamla du fria! MF News Media. Female Journalist Miss Nordblad (Kerstin Berger). Austrian Journalist (Arthur Natorp). Finnish Journalist (Adolf Niska). Norwegian Journalist (Sven-Erik Rolf). Swedish Journalist at the Party (Gabriel Rosen). 131108 1998 Du xia 1999 M Commentator, Football (Spencer Lam). 131109 2004 Dualessence N McCarthy, Bob Reporter Matt O'Shea is assigned by his editor to cover the story of serial rapist attacks on several women in their homes in the East End community of Pittsburgh. It's a routine assignment until a dear, lifelong friend becomes one of the victims and is murdered. In a state of despair, Matt wanders into a church one evening. There he meets an old priest and relates the pain he is experiencing and his determination to stop the assailant before he harms anyone else. Seeing that justice and not revenge motivates Matt, the priest assures him he will be able to prevent further attacks. Matt experiences the strange phenomenon of suddenly being present where the rapist attacks and preventing him from harming other women. This leads to an inevitable confrontation between Matt and the knife-wielding rapist and a deadly struggle ensues. 131110 2004 Dualife M News Media. Newscaster (Elizabeth Double). News Cameraman (Rich Marsteller). News Reporter (Lee Bodine). News Announcer (Terence Crichlow - Voice). 131111 1943 DuBarry Was a Lady (aka Du Barry Was a Lady) M DVD -R HQ 3183, 3184. L Radio Interviewer (Don Wilson). Newspapermen at beginning of film. 131112 1958 Dublin Nightmare M UK Only Press 131113 1978 Duchess of Duke Street T SV 261 Chapter 11 Reporter. Newspaper plants a reporter on the staff of the Bentinck 131114 1977 Duchess of Duke Street, The: Ain't We Got Fun T Episode #31. 12-24-1977 American Journalist canvasses the opinion of the Bentinck staff and interviews Louise Trotter about her life and the secret of her smashing success as a master cook, formidable hotel manager and overall beloved icon of London society. Reporter (Martin Matthews). 131115 1936 Duchess Pulls a Fast One, The NM OWN - UCLA Chambers, Whitman (Detective Fiction Weekly, Sept. 19, 1936) In "Hard-Boiled Dames." Reporter Katie Blayne, nicknamed "The Duchess" is a competitive reporter for The Sun covering the police beat. She often follows her intuition to solve the crime. 131116 1984 Duchess, The SS UCLA Bourjaily, Vance In "Stand One -- Winners of the Stand Magazine Short Story Competition." Former Journalist Colin Hubbard now teaching. When he moved into journalism, he became legendarily prolific and successful. . Reason you might not recall his name is that he didn't write New Journalism. Most of his stuff was in the traditional impersonal mould -- strong, clear prose that made its report, analyzed accurately and demonstrated its thesis. Doing this he traveled the world. Never turned down an assignment. Years when he was the highest-earning freelance writer in the country 131117 2003 Duck Dodgers: Hooray For Hollywood Planet C Episode #11. 11-1-2003 News Media. Beautiful Reporter (Grey Delisle - Voice). TV Announcer (Tom Kenny - Voice). 131118 2005 Duck Dodgers: Villainstruck/Just the Two of Us C Episode #28. 3-19-2005 Reporter (Michael Gough - Voice). 131119 1984 Duck Factory, The T Series 1984 News Media 131120 2000 Duck! The Carbine High Massacre M News Media. Newscaster (Lora Lane). Cameraman (Nathan Lanman). 131121 1995 Duckman: Papa Oom M.O.W. M.O.W. C DVD -R HQ 4744 Episode News Media. Duckman becomes a media sensation after saving the president's life. 131122 1987 Ducktales: Treasure of the Golden Suns MT News Media. Female Reporter (Russi Taylor - Voice). 131123 2003 Duda (Doubt) MF Philippines Reporter 131124 1999 Dudley Do-Right M TV Anchor (Brian Arnold) 131125 1995 Due Diligence N Kahn, Michael A. Weinberg List Journalist 131126 1990 Due occhi diabolici: Black Cat, The MF Editor (Lou Valenzi). Desk Editor (Ted Worsley). 131127 1994 Due South T SV 290 (Media Excerpts) TV Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand). 131128 1995 Due South: Blue Line, The T Episode #17. 3-9-1995 Reporter (Elias Zarou). Announcer (Ken Daniels). 131129 1998 Due South: Good for the Soul T Episode #21. 12-16-1998 News Media. Reporter #2 (Angelo Renai). 131130 1997 Due South: I Coulda Been a Defendant T Episode #3. 9-28-1997 News Media. Reporter (Satori Shakoor). 131131 1994 Due South: Pilot T Episode #1. 4-23-1994 TV Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand). 131132 1994 Due South: Promise, The T Episode #28. 1-11-1996 News Media. Press Reporter (Heidi Hatashita). 131133 1996 Due South: Red, White or Blue T Episode #40. News Media. Reporter #3 (Nerene Virgin). Pert Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand). 131134 1971 Duel T L Radio Interviewer (Dick Whittington). 131135 2007 Duelo en Chinatown N Gordon, William C. Tamara Gil Somoza (Translator). Aspiring Reporter Sam Hamilton, an ad seller on a local newspaper, decides to launch an investigation into the death of a supposed millionaire who is run over by a bus in San Francisco. Hamilton ends up uncovering a web of intrigue centered around Chinatown that includes Chinese art trafficking, businessmen, crime and dangerous women. 131136 1987 Duet: T Series 4-19-87 to 8-20-89. Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. 131137 1987 Duet: Adagio (a.k.a. Not a Date) T Episode #3. 4-26-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Ben and Laura spend three hours talking on the phone before finally sayi8ng goodnight. Ben is so ecstatic that he races over to Laura's apartment the next morning with gifts. Laura finds this a bit off-putting and is disgusted to learn that he called her ex-boyfriend Kevin to get tips on Laura's likes and dislikes. 131138 1987 Duet: Apart T Episode #14. 9-26-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Laura confides in a bartender as Ben prepares for a tour to promote his new book. 131139 1988 Duet: Baby Talk T Episode #27. 2-7-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Linda is miffed when she learns the baby shower being thrown for her by Laura wasn't actually her idea. 131140 1987 Duet: Born, Bred and Buttered in Brooklyn T Episode #23. 11-29-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. A trip to Brooklyn to visit his folks finds Ben and Laura stunned by the news that his parents are retiring to Florida. 131141 1989 Duet: Brother from Another Zip Code T Episode #43. 1-15-1989 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Richard becomes a Big Brother. 131142 1988 Duet: Candidate, The T Bennett, Ruth Episode #29. 2-21-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Laura is asked to cater a private meal for a presidential candidate. 131143 1987 Duet: Cower of Love, The T Episode #16. 10-10-19087 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. A meeting with Ben sends Laura back to the bottle resulting in Linda and Richard's place becoming a mess. 131144 1988 Duet: Deja Two T Episode #37. 11-6-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Richard isn't pleased to learn Ben and Linda once had a fling in college. 131145 1987 Duet: Dissonance (a.k.a. Murdock Exposed) T Episode #5. 5-10-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Linda throws Ben a book-completion party but he still won't let her read the book. 131146 1989 Duet: Don't Quit Your Day Job T Episode #48. 2-26-1989 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Linda finds a new vice-presidency at a film studio, but finds her male cohorts don't value her. 131147 1987 Duet: Fatal Distraction T Episode #24. 12-13-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Ben worries a woman he dated during he and Laura's break-up may have a Fatal Attraction-style fixation on him. 131148 1988 Duet: For Richard, For Poorer T Episode #39. 11-20-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Facing grim financial reality, Linda and Richard find themselves having to use coupons at the grocery store. 131149 1987 Duet: Fugue (a.k.a. Old, Old, Old Friends) T Episode #7. 5-24-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Beautiful "old friend" of Ben's comes to town and wants to stay at his place. 131150 1988 Duet: Funny Valentine T Episode #28. 2-14-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Stranded away from home on Valentine's Day, Ben tells Richard how he won over Laura. 131151 1988 Duet: Good Intentions T Episode #34. 5-1-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Positive pregnancy test prompts Ben and Laura to commit to marriage. 131152 1988 Duet: Hero Is Just a Sandwich, A T Episode #25. 1-17-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Ben's college mentor wishes to co-author a book with him, but unfortunately he has no ideas for a topic. 131153 1988 Duet: His Mother, Myself T Episode #42. `12-18-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Jane seems to have struck gold on her first experience with a dating service. 131154 1987 Duet: I Never Played for My Father (1) T Episode #21. 11-15-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Richard's father visits, stirring feelings of resentment for entering the family business rather than chasing his passion for the piano. 131155 1987 Duet: I Never Played for My Father (2) T Episode #22. 11-22-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Richard puts family first and stays with House of Patio. 131156 1987 Duet: Interlude T Episode #8. 5-24-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Though Linda wants her to reconcile with Ben, Jane tells Laura to start dating again. 131157 1988 Duet: It's My Party T Episode #38. 11-13-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Amanda and Linda squabble over plans for Amanda's birthday party. 131158 1987 Duet: Jane's Getting Serious T Episode #20. 11-8-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Cooper stuns Jane by asking her advice for his next film. 131159 1989 Duet: Kiss and Break Up T Episode #51. 4-9-1989 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Linda is not happy at the arrival of her father who abandoned the family a quarter-century before. 131160 1988 Duet: Lady on a Grate T Episode #33. 3-20-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Jane assists a homeless woman in getting her Social Security payments. 131161 1987 Duet: Liebestraum T Episode #9. 5-31-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Laura is slow to react when Ben confesses he loves her. 131162 1987 Duet: Long Goodbye, The T Episode #11. 6-14-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Ben loses his wallet in the coffin at a funeral for a family member of Laura's. 131163 1987 Duet: Lots of Things Happen T Episode #17. 10-17-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Ben stuns Laura when he arrives at Linda's 30th birthday party with his date, Nina. 131164 1987 Duet: Lullabye (a.k.a. Ensemble) T Episode #6. 5-17-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Tensions prevail when Ben and Laura go to a dinner hosted by Linda and Richard 131165 1988 Duet: Mommy and Me T Episode #32. 3-13-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. His popularity makes Linda suspect Richard is having an affair with one of the mothers at a parenting skills class. 131166 1989 Duet: New and Improved Linda, The T Episode #45. 2-5-1989 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Convinced by a psychic that she needs to be nicer to people, Linda hates the person she becomes. 131167 1988 Duet: No Reservations T Episode #35. 7-10-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Linda and Richard face a tough pre-school admissions worker. 131168 1988 Duet: Oh My God, I Left the Baby on the Bus T Episode #31. 3-6-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Richard accidentally leaves his and Linda's new baby home alone. 131169 1988 Duet: Oh, Boy! T Episode #40. 11-27-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Rich, recent high school graduate develops a crush on Linda. 131170 1989 Duet: On the Nose T Episode #52. 4-23-1989 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Needing corrective surgery for a deviated septum, Linda considers a nose job while she's at it. 131171 1988 Duet: One Man Out T Episode #41. 12-11-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Guys blame Richard's terrible play for their lack of success on the softball field and pressure manager Ben to ask him to leave the team. Meanwhile, a bemused Linda tries to fulfill Amanda's request that she sing to her. 131172 1989 Duet: Open House T Episode #54. 5-7-1989 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. 131173 1987 Duet: Overture T Episode #2. 4-19-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. During the wedding reception, Ben sends the busy Laura a romantic poem written on a napkin and then joins her in the kitchen. They share a dance at the end of the evening. Ben calls and sets up a date, thrilling both Laura and her overly enthusiastic sister, Jane. Richard, who has forgotten his anniversary, pleads with Ben to double-date with him and his fuming wife, Linda. `He hopes the couple's presence will cause her to show some restraint. 131174 1988 Duet: Package The T Episode #26. 1-24-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Following a visit from an old boyfriend, Geneva gets a visit from the FBI in search of stolen diamonds. 131175 1988 Duet: Partners T Episode #36. 10-30-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. After a two-year honeymoon, Ben and Laura find her catering business bankrupt and Linda without a job. 131176 1987 Duet: Passage T Episode #13. 6-28-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. House hunting leaves Laura questioning whether or not moving in with Ben is a good idea while Jane has a more positive experience. 131177 1987 Duet: Prelude T Episode #1. 4-19-1987. Series 4-19-87 to 8-20-89. Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Coleman develops writer's block after falling for a woman -- a fictional character in his latest detective story. He briefly bumps into caterer Laura Kelly at the supermarket and becomes convinced she is the fantasy woman he has conjured up in his story. The two finally meet formally at a wedding -- she is catering the affair for the groom, her ex-boyfriend, he was dragged to the wedding by his best friend, Richard. They immediately hit it off. 131178 1989 Duet: Read Between the Lines T Episode #47. 2-19-1989 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Linda's time alone with Amanda is spoiled by a problematic visitor. 131179 1989 Duet: Richie and the Vamp T Episode #53. 4-30-1989 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Richard mistakes Linda's bawdy note as having been written by someone else. 131180 1989 Duet: Role Call T Episode #50. 3-26-1989 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Laura isn't pleased to learn that her youngest sister now looks to middle sister Jane as her idol. 131181 1987 Duet: Satin Doll T Episode #19. 11-1-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Ben adapts his novel into a screenplay. 131182 1989 Duet: Sister of the Year T Episode #44. 1-29-1989 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Linda's "perfect" sister, in town to receive an award, stokes feelings of jealousy and inadequacy. 131183 1988 Duet: Special Delivery T Episode #30. 2-28-1988 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Pregnant and in labor, Linda races to the hospital. 131184 1987 Duet: Strange Bedfellows T Episode #18. 10-25-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. A one-night-stand sends Laura to her therapist, and asking her mother for help. Nina goes away on business. 131185 1989 Duet: Too Many Cooks T Episode #46. 2-12-1989 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Laura's promotion of Cornucopia Catering on a talk show is not the success she had hoped for. 131186 1987 Duet: Trio T Episode #12. 6-21-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Laura and Ben contemplate moving in together. 131187 1989 Duet: True Stories T Episode #49. 3-12-1989 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Ben's family and friends object to what he writes about them in his new newspaper column. 131188 1987 Duet: Variations on a Theme T Episode #4. 5-3-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Ben and Laura plan their first weekend away as a couple. 131189 1987 Duet: Work in Progress T Episode #10. 6-7-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Ben starts resenting Laura for the time her job takes away from their relationship. 131190 1987 Duet: You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Leaves You T Episode #15. 10-3-1987 Columnist Ben Coleman (Matthew Laurance) writes a column "True Stories" for the L.A. Daily Banner and is also a mystery writer. He and caterer Laura Kelly deal with the ups and downs of a relationship from courtship to marriage. Laura shows up drunk at Richard and Linda's. Ben meets Gossip Columnist Rona Barrett. 131191 1991 Duffy House: Bleeding Dodger Blue NS OWN - P Evers, Crabbe (aka Bill Brashler and Reinder Van Til) #3 Duffy House Mysteries Sportswriter Duffy House is a retired Chicago sportswriter of the old school who works with his beautiful, bright niece, "Petey" Biggers. House is a little overweight, widowed and given to solving murders for his friend the baseball commissioner. 131192 1993 Duffy House: Fear in Fenway NM Evers, Crabbe (aka Bill Brashler and Reinder Van Til) #4 Duffy House Mysteries Sportswriter Duffy House is a retired Chicago sportswriter of the old school who works with his beautiful, bright niece, "Petey" Biggers. House is a little overweight, widowed and given to solving murders for his friend the baseball commissioner. House and his nubile niece who does the legwork leave Chicago for Boston and an Old-Timer's game. Poison in the potato salad and a shot of nicotine in the chewing tobacco kill two club legends. Although House has his eye in more ways than one on the very attractive owner, the strangled corpse of a pitcher with his fingers broken post-mortem, makes him look elsewhere. Petey is a walking baseball encyclopedia. 131193 1991 Duffy House: Murder in Wrigley Field NS OWN - P Evers, Crabbe (aka Bill Brashler and Reinder Van Til) #1 Duffy House Mysteries Sportswriter Duffy House is a retired Chicago sportswriter of the old school who works with his beautiful, bright niece, "Petey" Biggers. House is a little overweight, widowed and given to solving murders for his friend the baseball commissioner. The ace pitcher of the Chicago Cubs is shot dead in the tunnel leading from the field to the Cubs' clubhouse before the start of a game. The killer vanishes and police are baffled. List of suspects grows and the pitcher's unsavory private life is revealed Could the killer be one of the pitcher's many jilted girlfriends? A jealous boyfriend or husband (a category that includes several teammates and Cub executives)? One of the gamblers or drug suppliers who gravitated toward the pitcher? House is called upon by the commissioner of baseball to investigate. Petey is about to enter law school and shares her dear "Unk"'s love of baseball. 131194 1991 Duffy House: Murderer's Row NS OWN - P Evers, Crabbe (aka Bill Brashler and Reinder Van Til) #2 Duffy House Mysteries Sportswriter Duffy House is a retired Chicago sportswriter of the old school who works with his beautiful, bright niece, "Petey" Biggers. House is a little overweight, widowed and given to solving murders for his friend the baseball commissioner. Late one night, the Steinbrenner-like owner of the New York Yankees is shot by a sniper as he communes with team greats memorialized in the part of Yankee Stadium known as Death Valley. The baseball commissioner calls in his favorite amateur sleuths. 131195 1994 Duffy House: Tigers Burning NS Evers, Crabbe (aka Bill Brashler and Reinder Van Til) #5 Duffy House Mysteries Sportswriter Duffy House is a retired Chicago sportswriter of the old school who works with his beautiful, bright niece, "Petey" Biggers. House is a little overweight, widowed and given to solving murders for his friend the baseball commissioner. Mysterious fire reduces Detroit's Tiger Stadium to a giant pile of ashes and in the rubble the body of a neighborhood activist is found. House sorts through the debris and discovers a trail that leads to extortion, adultery and murder. 131196 2002 Duft des Geldes, Der MTF Germany Journalist (Ariane Sommer). 131197 1949 Duke of Chicago M Cary, Lucian (Novel). Albert DeMond (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Jane Cunningham (Audrey Long) has a sister who is engaged to an ex-fighter. He decides to make a comeback and when journalist finds out a gambler plans to fix the fight she seeks help of Sportswriter Ace Martin (DeForest Kelley). After threatening to expose gambler, the sportswriter is killed. Ex-fighter wins the fight and is rescued before gambler's henchmen can kill him. Columnist's sister breaks up with fighter because he returned to fighting so he takes up with the columnist. Reporters (Teddy Mangean, Fight Announcer (Dan Tobey, Bill Snyder). 131198 1996 Duke, Patty: Violence in the Schools Docudrama T SV 301 Episode News Media 131199 1880 Duke's Children, The N USC Trollope, Anthony Reporter Staines and Egham Gazette 131200 2005 Dukes of Hazzard, The M Reporter (Emily Smith - Female Reporter). Reporter (Stacy Brown - Female Reporter). Local Reporter #1 (Tammi Arender). The Balladeer (Junior Brown - Voice). 131201 1981 Dukes of Hazzard, The: By-Line, Daisy Duke T DVD -R HQ 4450. SVD 806 Roth Martin Episode. 2-20-81 Reporter Daisy Duke moonlights at the Hazzard County Gazette to make money for her modeling career. "I'm moonlighting as a contributing reporter," she tells everyone. Hazzard County Gazette Headline: "Tractor Thieves Cars." Daisy Duke's exclusive story. 131202 1980 Dukes of Hazzard: Return of the Ridge Raiders T DVD -R HQ 5492 Episode. Reporter from the state capital is called in by the Dukes about Boss' misuse of funds for a senior citizens center 131203 1940 Dulcy M DVD -R HQ 3016, 3013. SVD 1466 Reporter (Drew Demarest). Reporter (Lester Dorr). Reporter (Paul Parry). Reporter (Cyril Ring). Photographer (Jerry Fletcher). 131204 2000 Dulhan Hum Le Jayenge MF India. Photographer (Rakesh Bedi). 131205 1907 Dull Girl's Destiny, A N USC Reynolds, Baillie Mrs. (G.) Reporter Betty Lebreton. "She gets worse as she gets older." Married. 131206 2003 Dum MF India TV Anchor (Preeti Koppikar). TV Producer (Rajesh Balwani). 131207 1985 Dum sa man kan do CB Epix #7. #8. #9. Radiojournalisten Albert Froidevaux. Journalisten Paulo. 131208 1994 Dumb & Dumber (aka Dumb and Dumber) M Reporter (Mike Watkis) 131209 2003 Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd M Student Reporter (Rachel Nichols) investigates the grant money embezzlement scam. 131210 2001 Dumb Luck M TV Reporter (Megan Henderson). News Cameraman (George Stapleford). 131211 1979 Dummy T News Media. Real-life account of deaf-and-dumb black youth accused of murder. 131212 2000 Dummy, The M Newsman (Charles Peters) 131213 1947 Dumont News DT Series 1947-1955 Newscast 131214 1976 Dumplings, The: Gourmet's Delight T Series 1-28-1976 to 3-24-1976. Critic. When Angela's mushroom and barley soup gets a good review by a newspaper, they now find that they have more business than they can handle 131215 1728 Dunciad, The PO USC Pope, Alexander Press. On newspapers, authors, feuding and John Dennis. 131216 1743 Dunciad, The: In Four Books PO USC Pope, Alexander Press. References to newspapers, critics and newswriters 131217 1999 Dunckel MTF Germany Newsreader (Peter Hahne - Himself). 131218 1922 Dungeon, The M Blacks Newspaper. Morning newspaper/article verifies terrible dream 131219 1947 Dunkerley's N Spring, Howard Press 131220 1958 Dunkirk M VHS 1323 (Missing Ending) Trevor, Elleston (Novel - "Big Pick-Up, The"). Lt. Col. Ewan Butler, Maj. J.S. Bradford (Book - "Dunkirk"). David Divine, W.P. Lipscomb (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book British Journalist Charles Foreman (Bernard Lee), newspaperman, is depicted as a typically cynical journalist who expresses suspicion of bureaucracy and those in authority, as well as intolerance for complacency of civilians. Gathers information and tries to rouse the spirit of the general public who have little interest in this "phony war." While helping with the evacuation, the reporter is killed. French Newspaper Reporter Jouvet (Michael Shillo). 131221 2005 Dunkirk Crescendo N #9 Zion Convenant Series Journalist Josephine Marlow of the AP is asked to undertake a dangerous journey as spring 1940 unfolds in Paris into the borders of the Reich, just when the Fuhrer is gathering his forces for another invasion. If she is successful, a child will live. If not, he will die. And many other children, too. French colonel Andre Chardon knows that the undefeated Fuhrer will not hold back his Blitzkrieg long from France. But the plan of attack revealed in a coded message is so audacious that no one believes Andre. Whom can he convince? Who will have the courage to act before thousands of innocents are slaughtered? And is a miracle at Dunkirk Harbor possible? 131222 2005 Dunkirk Crescendo N Thoene, Bodie and Brock Thoene #9 Zion Covenant Series Journalist Josephine Marlow is an American correspondent who works for the Associated Press. As Spring, 1940 unfolds in Paris, war is inevitable. Marlow is asked to undertake a dangerous journey back into the borders of the Reich -- just when the Fuhrer is gathering his forces for another invasion. If she is successful, a child will live. If not, he will die. And many other children too. French Colonel Andre Chardon knows that the undefeated Fuhrer will not hold back his Blitzkrieg long from France. But the plan of attack revealed in a coded message is so audacious that no one believes Andre. Whom can he convince? Who will have the courage to act before thousands of innocents are slaughtered? And is a miracle at Dunkirk Harbor possible? 131223 1979 Dünnhäuter N Breest, Jürgen Germany TV Journalist 131224 1993 Dunster N Mortimer, John Journalist Dick Dunster is one of those men whose stock-in-trade is scorn and who disbelieve everything on principle. An Oxford-educated accountant with thespian dreams has engaged in lifelong skirmishes with Dunster. When Dunster digs up what he believes is the dirt on the account's employer and friend involving a hideous legacy of World War II, the accountant is forced to make some terrible choices among truths, loyalties and responsibilities. Dunster is a mixture of warped idealism and cruelty. The accountant Philip Progmire works for Megalopolis TV. He didn't choose to make friends with his lifelong nemesis, the mercurial Dunster, who keeps turning up at inopportune moments. Dunster is always making demands, taking advantage and generally screwing things up for the earthbound Progmire who tires to please everyone and windups not quite pleasing anyone including himself. Dunster is a cocky journalist who sabotaged Philip's acting career and marriage, and now he's accusing Progmire's boss and good friend of committing atrocities during World War II threatening Philip's job. 131225 1970 Dunwich Horror, The M Newspaper Publisher Mr. Fuller (F.A. Nichols). 131226 2001 Duo, The M Interviewer. Crystal, The Interviewer (Marie Black) 131227 2001 Dupa-amiaza unui tortionar MF Romania Journalist (Ioana Ana Macaria - The Journalist). 131228 1953 Dupla do Barulho, A MF Reporter (Adriano Reys - de Almeida). 131229 2003 Duplex M TV Newscaster - Female Newscaster (Leyna Nguyen). Weatherman (Jim Castillo). Moderator (Jenette Goldstein). Narrator (Danny DeVito - Voice). 131230 2009 Duplicate Effort N Rusch, Kristine Kathryn Journalist working with Retrieval Artist Miles Flint to bring down a corrupt law firm is murdered, and Flint could be next. But before he can begin to investigate, he has a more personal crisis to deal with -- his daughter is missing. Talia, one of six clones of Miles’ long-dead child, has gone off to find the other five. As Miles pursues her, he begins to fear that her search for her “sisters” and his for the killer are on a collision course. 131231 1964 Duplicate, The N Taylor, H. Baldwin (Hillary Baldwin Waugh) Newspaper Publisher-Editor David Halliday 131232 2009 Duplicity M Journalist (Ronald E. Giles). Pair of corporate spies who share a steamy past hook up to pull the ultimate con job on their respective bosses. 131233 1917 Duplicity of Hargraves, The M AFI-Authors Writer 131234 1963 DuPont Show of the Week, The: Windfall T Episode #39. 1-13-1963. Series 1961-1964. Reporter (Gene Wilder). 131235 1960 DuPont Show with June Allyson, The: Sister Slugger T Episode #24. 3-14-1960. Series 1959-1961 Newscaster (Don Rickles). 131236 1960 DuPont Show with June Allyson, The: Women Who, The T Episode #36. 11-3-1960 News Media. Reporter (Don Rickles). Newswoman (Peg La Centra). Photographer (John Alvin). 131237 1999 Durango Kids M Photographer (Del Zamora). 131238 1996 Durchkommen N Heim, Uta Maria Germany Radio Journalist 131239 1999 Duro y directo DF Mexico. TV Reporters Antonio Brenan, Jorge Brenan, Fabian Lavalle, Juan Jose Ulloa. Host Fernando Del Rincon. Researcher Silvano Soto. 131240 1997 Dus MF India Journalist Sutradhar (Shilpa Shetty). 131241 1916 Dust M AFI-Authors Writer 131242 2009 Dust & Illusions (aka Dust and Illusions) D Newspaper Editor (Adrian Roberts). Piss Clear Editor (Adrian Roberts). Thirty years of history of the Burning Man festival from its origins in the late 1970s until today. 131243 2009 Dust and Shadow: Account of the Ripper Killings by Dr. John H. Watson N Faye, Lyndsay Investigative Journalist Stephen Dunlevy accuses Detective Sherlock Holmes of being the notorious Jack the Ripper in the autumn of 1888 when the savage slaughter of two prostitutes in London’s East End piques Holmes’s curiosity. As the killer continues to claim more victims, the Baker Street duo spare no effort to bring the Ripper to justice. “Stephen Dunlevy, for he has been using his real name, earns his bread and cheese by writing those incendiary social articles that my brother recently had reason to bemoan in these very rooms. There is a living to be made by exposing the shambles of British civilization known as Whitechapel, and for the more audacious members of the press, it is not unheard of to investigate in disguise if a better story is to be gained.” Leslie Tavistock of the London Chronicle, “that shining beacon of ethical journalism.” “From the moment I stepped into the office of Mr. Leslie Tavistock, I knew that the experience would not be a pleasant one.” “There is no one so universally reviled at the London Chronicle as Leslie Tavistock.” Meanwhile, the disreputable proto-tabloid journalist makes his accusation. Dr. Watson offers the harrowing story of Holmes’s attempt to hunt down the Ripper. When Holmes himself is wounded in Whitechapel during an attempt to catch the savage monster, the popular press launches an investigation of its own, questioning the great detective’s role in the very crimes he is so fervently struggling to prevent. Stripped of his credibility, Holmes is left with no choice but to break every rule in the desperate race to find the madman known as “the Knife” before it is too late. It is the fledgling days of tabloid journalism. On Denlevy: “The day before Martha Tabram’s murder was a Bank Holiday, and an already tumultuous metropolis was thus flooded with the idle, the curious, and the hedonistic. The promise of street markets and fireworks rendered the day a special one for the working classes, and any keen journalist would have been wise to attend. You, Mr. Dunlevy, rented the attire of a grenadier private for a few shillings, hid a notebook somewhere on your person, and sallied forth in hopes of garnering a compelling story. As they are a sociable set and inclusive of their own, it was not long before you fell in with a group of soldiers recently granted leave. Their failure to see through your ruse can be explained only by your being very cautious or their being very drunk, and I believe a combination of both factors enabled you to succeed. Together you stumbled from public house to public house, and as the evening drew on, you found yourself nearly as intoxicated and venturous as they....” “They are disguised, yes, but there cannot be a doubt in the world that these are penned by the same hand!” “Do you mean to tell me that the man who has been tracing your movements, the blackguard who has set this journalist against you, is none other than Jack the Ripper himself?” “It means that the Whitechapel killer is determined to see me blamed for his crimes. It also means that my movements, in any event those before I left Baker Street were as open to him as the page of a book. It is not a pretty thing to contemplate, Watson, but I very much fear the author of these murders has taken it upon himself to ruin me.” “There’s the Dunlevy fellow at the door,” Lestrade added doubtfully. “Bit thick to trust a journalist so far, isn’t it, Mr. Holmes?” “I see your usual healthful skepticism has returned in full measure,” my friend returned archly. “I was concerned I’d deeply unsettled your mind.” On Tavistock: “Mr. Tavistock, beyond the facts that you are a bachelor, a snuff user, a union advocate and a gambler, I know nothing whatever about you....” “Tavistock called out, anxiety clouding his clever features. ‘Mr. Holmes, I am a fair man. If you were to grant me an interview, I assure you....” “Tavistock has had more damning information in his hands for over two weeks now. At any moment, he may publish another stylishly phrased defamation.... “I glanced up and nearly lost my footing as I set my boot on the metal support to descend from the cab. Leaning on our door, with his arm upraised as if to ring the bell, was Leslie Tavistock. My companion fleetly crossed the street, stopping on the kerb some few feet beyond our front step. “What the devil do you think you are doing, Tavistock?” he demanded. The rumpled fellow whirled around to face us, then rushed down with his arms outstretched and his brown eyes wild with fear. ‘Oh, Mr. Holmes, is that you? Of course it is. Dr. Watson -- Mr. Holmes -- you must help me! I can hardly overstate the urgency of my visit.’ Holmes brushed past him to the door, his key already in his hand. ‘I am afraid I am professionally rather busy just now. My schedule could not possibly accommodate you.’ ‘But you must, Mr. Holmes! My very life is in danger. It is horrible, too horrible to contemplate!’ ‘Is it indeed? I’m afraid I do not find the idea of your life being threatened horrible in the smallest degree. De gustibus non disputanum, (there is no disputing taste) you know.’ He threw open the door. ‘You must feel as if I’ve wronged you,’ Tavistock pleaded, rubbing his hands together desperately. ‘Never mind about that. I am prepared to pay any price so long as you agree to save me!’ ‘I tell you for the last time, you ask the impossible.’ ‘I’ll print a retraction, Mr. Holmes -- your work on this case will be trumpeted from every street corner!’ ‘Remove yourself from my stairs or you will regret it,’ Holmes said inexorably, turning as if to go inside. ‘Mr. Holmes!’ Tavistock cried once more, and seized his left shoulder in an effort to detain him. In an instant, my friend had shifted his weight, whirled upon his left foot, and delivered the journalist a powerful blow to the side of his face. Tavistock fell backward.....” 131244 1939 Dust Be My Destiny M DVD -R HQ 2308, 2309. SVDSP 1357 Odlum, Jerome (Novel). Robert Rossen (Screenplay) Photographer Joe Bell (John Garfield), on the run from the law, lands a job with a newspaper, saves editor, Mike Leonard (Alan Hale), captures gangsters. Leonard, editor of the Doreville Daily Journal, tries to help Bell half-way through the film. Gets pictures of a bank robbery and killing of cop and takes them to editor. When the news services ask for his photos he tells Leonard the truth. When the robbers try to kill Leonard, Bell saves his life. He goes on trial and is declared innocent. Reporter (William Hopper). 131245 2008 Dust of Orion N Mcanear, Sharon Society Page Editor at the local newspaper is newly hired and is determined to vex everybody with her advice. In the early 1970s, the friendly residents of Chillaton include Jemmabeth who always gives the residents plenty talk about -- with her art showing around the world and her persistent old flame, Paul, buying the sprawling Lazy J ranch in Connelly County. Jemma’s husband, Spencer, has to decide whether or not to take a big risk. Lester, the entrepreneurial neighbor, is again up to something and Lizbeth harbors a secret. To make things worse, there’s that new society page editor. 131246 1983 Dusty M Commentator (Terry Trimble) 131247 1985 Dusty Books NW Thomas, Lee (Lee Floren) News Media 131248 1993 Dusty Boots NW Floren, Lee Newspaperman Kirk Roper heading west gets caught in the middle of a railroad dispute between ranchers while helping an editor friend. 131249 1949 Dusty Godmother, The N OWN - H Foster, Michael Newspaperman, weary of his work, but fond of his little girl, finds some peace in the love he has for a department store organist. 131250 1941 Dutiful but Dumb M Three Stooges Photographers Click, Clack, and Cluck (the Three Stooges) go to the kingdom of Vulgaria. Editor Wilson (Vernon Dent) of Wrack Magazine. 131251 1986 Duty Free: Close Up T Episode #17. 1-22-1986 Cameraman (Dave Steadman). Soundman (Chris Greaves). 131252 1927 Duty's Reward M Barringer, A.B. (Story-Scenario AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter "Peek" Harvey (Lou Archer) tries to expose a villain involved in a badly constructed building that collapses. Real hero is a motorcycle cop. 131253 2000 Duze zwierze MF Photographer (Zbigniew Kaleta) 131254 2002 DV8 DT Series 2002 Correspondent (Julian Clary) 131255 1940 Dva tydny stesti MF Czechoslovakia News Media. Photo-reporter (Miroslav Svoboda). Editor Molenda (Frantisek Vnoucek). 131256 1941 Dvorak's Song of the New World: Musical Drama R Rose Schneideman In "One Hundred Non-Royalty Radio Plays." Reporter interviewing composer Dvorak. 131257 1985 Dwarf Rapes Nun, Flees in UFO N OWN Sawislak, Arnold Tabloid. Newspaper is taken over by a tabloid owned by the mob 131258 2007 Dwie strony medalu TF Reporter (Cezary Iber) 131259 1999 Dying for a Clue N Fitzwater, Judy Crime Reporter Sam Culpepper is the boyfriend of Writer Jennifer Marsh, aspiring mystery writer and amateur detective. She goes to her 12th high school reunion where she's briefly reunited with the boyfriend she never forgot and the scheming cheerleader who stole him from her. When the boyfriend turns up dead a suspected suicide, it brings back the unsolved disappearance of a student during Marsh's prom night. Refusing to believe her old beau was a murderer, Marsh joins forces with the cheerleader-widow to get to the bottom of the mystery. 131260 1990 Dying Time M News Media. Reporter 1 (Dee Dee Michaels). Reporter 2 (George Skaff). 131261 1996 Dying To Be Perfect: Ellen Hart Pena Story, The MT Reporter (Tricia Springer). Photographer (Walter Newton). 131262 1997 Dying to Belong MT DVD -R HQ 6742, 6743 School Reporter Steven Tyler (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) and female college student (Hillary Swank) seek justice for fellow freshman killed during sorority hazing. Reporter writes strong editorial and is beaten up. 131263 2002 Dying To Get Her Man N Fitzwater, Judy Crime Reporter Sam Culpepper, the boyfriend of Writer Jennifer Marsh, is approached by Tabloid Reporter Belle, an old flame of his. She needs help. Marsh is not only angry but jealous that her boyfriend is allowing her to stay. To take her mind off her troubles, Jennifer tries to find out if bride-to-be Suzanne Gray, found frozen to death on her lover's grave, a suicide note tucked in her lace grove, really did commit suicide. Belle interferes and eventually moves in with Jennifer after Sam's home is burglarized. When somebody tries to shoot Belle, Jennifer decides she must figure out what's going on. Something is not quite right about Belle and Jennifer wants to figure out what that is. Belle is claiming that a mobster is trying to kill her and convinces Sam to put in a bogus engagement announcement in the paper to throw him off her trail. 131264 1998 Dying to Tell the Story DT Interviewer-Narrator Amy Eldon. 131265 1991 Dying Young M Newspaper Advertisement. Hilary O'Neil (Julia Roberts) answers a newspaper ad requiring a young attractive female to care for an ailing man 131266 2004 Dylan Moran: Monster M Interviewer (Mark Heap - Voice). 131267 1929 Dynamite M SVD 1374 Radio Announcer (Scott Kolk) 131268 1949 Dynamite M Photographer (Phil Arnold). 131269 1924 Dynamite Smith M Sullivan, C. Gardner (Story-Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Gladstone Smith (Charles Ray), a timid newspaper reporter in 1898 San Francisco, is assigned to a murder case. He flees to Alaska with the wife of an alleged killer after he catches them together and beats them. Reporter tries to overcome his cowardice by hitting his foot with an axe so he cannot run away. Captures the killer in a bear trap and the man is then killed in a dynamic explosion. 131270 1979 Dynast, The N OWN - H Erikson, Paul TV Reporter-Newscaster, voluptuous, fond of the bank president, has a bribe offer on tape -- will she follow her professional or personal inclinations? 131271 1968 Dynasty N Morphett, Tony Newspaper Owner. Family-owned newspaper run by the father in Australia. Sons want him to step down. Father fights. Story is told by seven members of the board. Father finally wins out. 131272 1981 Dynasty: T Series. 1981-1989 Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Investigative Reporter Gordon Wales (James Sutorious) in a recurring role. Public Relations Assistant Tracy Kendall (Deborah Adair). Photojournalist Lady Ashley Mitchell (Ali McGraw). Caress Morell (Episodes 131-158), Alexis' sister who poses as a reporter. 131273 1986 Dynasty: Accident, The T Episode #134. 1-29-1986 Editor (Greg Mullavy). Alexis plots Krystle's demise by publishing the kidnapping story with added "facts." Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131274 1984 Dynasty: Accident, The T Episode #78. 2-22-1984 Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Tracy sleeps with a newspaper reporter in exchange for a damaging story to scandalize Krystle. 131275 1986 Dynasty: Aftermath, The T Episode #118. 9-25-1985 Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. While reading the newspaper, Fallon, suffering from amnesia, spots a picture of Miles Colby and is unsure why she is drawn to the name, Reporter (Steven Whiteford). 131276 1986 Dynasty: Alarm, The T Episode #132. 1-15-1986 Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Journalist Carress Morell is Alexis's sister. 131277 1986 Dynasty: Arraignment, The T Episode #153. 11-5-1986 Investigative Reporter Gordon Wales (James Sutorious). Alexis acquires the talents of Wales, who dislikes Blake. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Jackie is able to tell Krystle and Dominique that the La Mirage blaze started in Claudia's room, proving Blake did not hire an arsonist. The information forces the Assistant D.A. to drop all charges against Blake. As a raging storm strands Alexis alone with Dex in his construction trailer, the two rekindle their romance by making passionate love. 131278 1986 Dynasty: Ben T Episode #138. 2-26-1986 News Media. Woman Reporter (Julie Inouye). 1st Reporter (Terrence McNally). Photographer #1 (Ed Quinlan). Photographer #2 (Tracy Cunningham-New). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Alexis publicly denounces Blake's character. 131279 1984 Dynasty: Birthday T Episode #84. 4-4-1984. News Media. Reporter #1 (Nigel Bullard). Reporter #2 (Jane Downs). TV Newscaster (Jim Curley). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Alexis monitors all of the TV news programs waiting to see some late-breaking news -- news she already knows. The news is an international incident when news is leaked that Blake is planning a military attack on another world power involved in the China Seas oil deal. 131280 1988 Dynasty: Bracelet, The T Episode #192. 1-27-1988 Investigative Reporter Gordon Wales (James Sutorious). Alexis acquires the talents of Wales, who dislikes Blake. News Media. Reporter #1 (Chuck Sloan). Reporter #2 (Marykate Harris). Photographer (Michael Gray). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. As Blake rushes to Alexis' side, it is revealed Sean is the gunman who squeezed off the bullet. Recovering from her wounds, Alexis tells Blake she has decided to withdraw from the election. But when she becomes aware of her sudden rise in popularity, she reconsiders. 131281 1984 Dynasty: Check,, The T Episode #85. 4-11-1984 Reporter Gordon Wales (James Sutorious). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. As Blake confronts Alexis with his knowledge of her plot with Rashid Ahmed, Mark, on the balcony, listens with interest. Alexis is prepared to buy his silence. 131282 1986 Dynasty: Choice, The (a.k.a. Vendetta, The) T Episode #148. 5-21-1986 Reporter Gordon Wales (James Sutorious). Blake is shocked when newspaper headlines announce Ben's acquisition of the South China Sea leases. Blake is sure Ben and Alexis are working together. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Sure of Ben and Alexis' collusion, Blake greets the co-conspirators with copies of "Sister Dearest," which he vengefully hands out to the hungry press. After manipulating Ben into giving her one half of the leases, Alexis plots her ultimate revenge. Calling in her one billion dollar loan, Alexis renders a stunned Blake financially impotent. When he is unable to repay the money and refuses to relinquish the equivalent in Denver-Carrington stock, she takes over the mansion. Legally powerless to stop her, Blake breaks into a fiery rage and grabs Alexis by the throat. 131283 1985 Dynasty: Collapse, The T Episode #108. 2-20-1985 TV Commentator (Baillie Gerstein). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131284 1988 Dynasty: Colorado Roulette T Episode #198. 3-30-1988 TV Commentator (Kathryn Daley). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131285 1987 Dynasty: Confession, The T Episode #174. 4-22-1987 Investigative Reporter Gordon Wales (James Sutorious). Alexis acquires the talents of Wales, who dislikes Blake. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Blake persuades Adam to believe he will always be his son and a Carrington. 131286 1971 Dynasty: Detour To Power T Episode #16. 9-6-1971 TV Interviewer (Jim Smilie). 131287 1983 Dynasty: Dinner, The T Episode #59. 3-30-1983 Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131288 1986 Dynasty: Dismissal, The T Episode #137. 2-19-1986 Journalist. Posing as a journalist, Caress Morell (Kate O'Mara) interviews Adam and then makes a surprise visit to her sister. Publisher Carl Crayton (Richard Roat). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131289 1986 Dynasty: Fear T Episode #160. 12-31-1986 Investigative Reporter Gordon Wales (James Sutorious). Alexis acquires the talents of Wales, who dislikes Blake. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Upon reading a slanderous column in Alexis' newspaper, Dominique confronts the deflated empress and a good old cat-fight ensues. Blake approaches his maligned brother with an offer of reconciliation, only to have Ben vow to continue his vendetta against him. Battling Alexis for equal control of Colbyco, Ben threatens to reveal the truth behind their deceitful crusade against Blake. 131290 1986 Dynasty: Focus T Episode #151. 10-15-1986 Reporter Gordon Wales (James Sutorious). Alexis threatens the Assistant D.A. with her power of the press if he doesn't prosecute Blake. Reporter (Bever-Leigh Banfield). Reporter (Earl Boen). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Krystle lays unconscious in her hospital room, a victim of Phil Thorpe's crusade for revenge. Blake attributes the attempted murder to Alexis and vows to kill her if Krystle fails to pull through. Threatened by Alexis' power, the D.A. determines the La Mirage fire as arson and Blake as the prime suspect. 131291 1985 Dynasty: Foreign Relations T DVD -R HQ 4561 Episode #104. 1-23-1985 Publisher of Newspaper. International Photojournalist Lady Ashley Mitchell is the widow of a wealthy Lord. She and Blake enjoy a lovely dinner together and then she impetuously kisses him. Photojournalist Mitchell arranged a meeting for Blake with a delegation from China. Alexis is interested in this new relationship. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131292 1982 Dynasty: Fragment, The T Episode #34. 4-7-1982 TV Commentators (Fred Holliday, Ines Pedroza). Publisher Alexis Carrington Colby (Joan Collins). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Claudia is badly hurt after the shooting. Police are asking questions. Cecil and Alexis sleep with each other and Cecil proposes to Alexis. Claudia survives but has talking problems and does not remember the accident. 131293 1987 Dynasty: Garage, The T Episode #169. 3-11-1987 News Media. Reporter #1 (Chip Johnson). Reporter #2 (Jane Downs). Photographer (Cleveland O'Neal). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131294 1989 Dynasty: Grimes of Punishment T Episode #214. 3-22-1989 Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Blake confronts Alexis about the ad asking for information on Roger Grimes. She reasserts her vow to see him pay for Grimes' murder. 131295 1983 Dynasty: Hearing, The (Part One) T Episode #65. 10-26-1983 News Media. Reporter #3 (Pat Dixon). Reporter #4 (Patrick Stack). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131296 1989 Dynasty: Here Comes the Son T DVD -R HQ 3426. SVD 1423 Episode #218. 4-26-1989 Tabloid targets Jeff and Monica. Adam retouches the photograph he has taken of Jeff and Monica to appear as if their relationship may be incestuous. He then submits it to a sleazy tabloid for publication. Outraged, Jeff storms into the tabloid's office and begins to attack the reporter. A photographer captures the assault on film. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131297 1985 Dynasty: Homecoming, The T Episode #119 10-2-1985. Reporter #2 (Nigel Bullard). Reporter #3 (Jane Downs). TV Commentator (Robin Hoff). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Blake pays $5 million for the release of Krystle and Alexis and the families return to Denver form Moldavia. 131298 1985 Dynasty: Kidnap T Episode #115. 4-10-1985 News Media. Reporter #1 (Terrence McNally). Reporter #2 (Julie Inouye). Reporter #3 (Jane Downs). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. At a Los Angeles police station, a young woman appears who bears a striking resemblance to Fallon. Amanda is almost kidnapped. 131299 1984 Dynasty: Lancelot T Episode #75. 1-11-1984 Reporter (Carl Gabriel Yorke). An agitated Blake awaits his publicity director at an important meeting. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131300 2005 Dynasty: Making of a Guilty Pleasure, The MT 1-2-2005 News Media covers the story of the making of the prime-time hit soap opera, "Dynasty." Reporter #1 (Cloddish Crowe). Male Reporter (Wayne McDaniel). Reporter #2 (Genevieve Davis). 131301 1986 Dynasty: Masquerade T Episode #139. 3-5-1986 Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Steven is shown the newspaper heading running in the next morning's edition which claims that Bart had a homosexual lover. Reporter (Bob Seagren). 131302 1986 Dynasty: Mission, The T DVD -R 1633 Episode #155. 11-19-1986 Investigative Reporter Gordon Wales (James Sutorious). Alexis acquires the talents of Wales, who dislikes Blake. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Alexis learns of Blake's bold venture and immediately sets out to discredit his efforts. She publishes a headline proclaiming "The Crater" project as a risky speculation causing Blake to lose vital investors. Blake and Dex blast Caress out of prison and return her to Denver. This would present Blake with a weapon to use against his brother's treachery. The D.A. refuses to prosecute Ben without proof he kidnapped Caress and attempted her murder. 131303 1987 Dynasty: Mothers, The T Episode #167. 2-25-1987 Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Blake and Krystle begin a frantic search for a heart donor by initiating a media blitz. Included, is a front-page headline in Alexis' newspaper. 131304 1987 Dynasty: New Moguls, The T Episode #187. 12-23-1987 Editor (Kirk Scott). Publisher Alexis Carrington Colby (Joan Collins). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Krystle asks Cora Van Husen to relinquish information on the scandalous video of Blake in her brothel. Though reluctant at first, Cora hands a copy of the tape over. Calling a press conference to prove the tape had been tampered with, Blake is finally vindicated. A seething Alexis vows to never give up her campaign against him. 131305 1989 Dynasty: No Bones to It T Episode #217. 4-12-1989 Photographer (Stephanie Menuez). Adam has a hotel photographer shoot pictures of Monica and Jeff together. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131306 1983 Dynasty: Peter De Vilb is T Episode #70. 11-30-1983 Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Krystle launches a publicity campaign to counter Alexis' slanderous remarks against Denver-Carrington. 131307 1982 Dynasty: Plea, The T Episode #38. 9-29-1982 Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Blake recovers and to help with finding the baby he goes on TV with the whole family and says he's giving a reward to the one who can find little Blake. Alexis also stands forward and tells about their son, Adam, who was kidnapped when he was a baby in Montana. Michael Torrance suddenly is told by his dying grandmother that he really is Adam Alexander Carrington. 131308 1987 Dynasty: Primary, The T Episode #183. 11-18-1987 TV Reporter (William Woff). Blake's meteoric rise in pre-election popularity mortifies Alexis. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131309 1988 Dynasty: Proposal, The T Episode #197. 3-16-1988. Reporter (Roger Nolan). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131310 1985 Dynasty: Proposal, The T Episode #126. 11-17-1985 Reporter Gordon Wales (James Sutorious). Reporter #1 (Terrence McNally). Reporter #2 (Julie Inouye). Photographer (Tracy Cunningham). Alexis, Dex and Galen land in Denver amid a swarm of press. Galen's legs are paralyzed and he is rushed to the hospital. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. As Blake confronts Alexis with his knowledge of her plot with Rashid Ahmed, Mark, on the balcony, listens with interest. Alexis is prepared to buy his silence. 131311 1982 Dynasty: Psychiatrist, The T Episode #24. 1-13-1982 Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. In Rome, Blake meets Alexis at an Italian villa. While he's rubbing suntan lotion on his ex-wife, a photographer, hired by Alexis, snaps photos. At home, a shattered Krystle sees the suggestive pictures in a gossip paper and bursts into tears. Nick comforts her and her grief soon turns to passion. 131312 1991 Dynasty: Reunion, The MT Interviewer (Jeff O'Haco). Photographer (Michael A. Nickles). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131313 1986 Dynasty: Reward T Episode #152. 10-22-1986 Investigative Reporter Gordon Wales (James Sutorious). Alexis acquires the talents of Wales, who dislikes Blake. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Desperate to know more about their secret deal, Alexis acquires the talents of Gordon Wales, an investigative reporter with a dislike for Blake. Ben and Adam continue to distrust each other, as they are asked to prove their loyalty to Alexis. Ben bribes Jay Bradley, bitter after losing his job, to conspire against Blake. A moment of joy shared with Krystle is crushed by a warrant for Blake's arrest for murder and arson. Alexis continues her ruthless campaign against Blake, offering a $100,000 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the arsonist. 131314 1988 Dynasty: Rifle, The T Episode #191. 1-20-1988. Reporter (Peter Crook). Moderator (Josef Rainer). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Alexis has second thoughts about running for governor when a reporter hints at a scandal behind her marriage to Cecil. Realizing that Alexis running for governor is crucial to his revenge scheme, Sean tries to convince her to remain in the race. As she prepares to debate against Blake, Alexis questions whether she should run. In the rafters, a rifleman trains a gun below. Blake begins the debate unaware that a rifle is trained on his heart. Alexis stands with the intention of withdrawing from the debate and she unwittingly stands in front of Blake and takes the bullet meant for him. 131315 1987 Dynasty: Rig, The T Episode #161. 1-7-1987 Investigative Reporter Gordon Wales (James Sutorious). Alexis acquires the talents of Wales, who dislikes Blake. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. While inspecting his oil rig in the South China Sea, an explosion traps Blake under a steel beam. Despite his cries for help, Ben leaves him to face a seemingly certain death, as the lethal flames begin to sweep through the structure. 131316 1985 Dynasty: Roadhouse, The T Episode #129. 12-18-1985 TV Anchorwoman (Eleanor Mondale). TV Commentator (Justin Lord). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131317 1984 Dynasty: Seizure T Episode #76 1-18-1984. News Media. Reporter #1 (Jack Kossyln). Reporter #2 (Nigel Bullard). Reporter #3 (Jane Downs). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131318 1987 Dynasty: Setup, The T DVD -R HQ 5529 Episode #185. 12-2-1987 News Media. Reporter #1 (Jerome Front). Reporter #2 (James Haskins). Reporter #3 (Meta King). Editor (Michael Canavan) Adam tells the press of drug dealing on the football team. Alexis suspects Dana of manipulating Adam. Alexis prepares a surprise for Blake. Alexis invites Krystle and Blake to an Olde English Fair to benefit Krystle's drug rehabilitation program. Expecting a turnout of influential people affecting Blake's campaign, Alexis prepares a special surprise to hinder his political goals. 131319 1981 Dynasty: Souvenirs T DVD -R 1578 Episode #135. 2-5-1986 Reporter interrogates Krystle. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins). At Alexis' command, a reporter disguised as a nanny sneaks onto the Carrington Estate to interrogate Krystle. Overcome by fear and memories, Krystle returns to the attic where she was once held captive. Blake reproaches Adam for his carelessness in permitting the malicious journalist onto the premises. Alexis learns that Caress is free and enlists Zach's help in preventing possible trouble. 131320 1987 Dynasty: Spoiler, The T Episode #188. 12-30-1987 Photographer (Mark Drexler). Discovering a new angle for destroying Blake's campaign, Alexis calls a late night press conference to declare herself an independent candidate for governor. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131321 1986 Dynasty: Subpoenas, The T Episode #140. 3-12-1986 Publisher Carl Crayton (Richard Roat). Steven is furious at Adam for publicizing Bart's past illicit romance. Balek is accused of planting a story in the newspapers. He didn't. Having discovered Caress' sinister intentions, Alexis secretly buys the company contracted to publish the damaging expose. Unaware of her sister's actions, Caress continues to write and to fall prey to a merciless Alexis. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Alexis' surprise unveiling of Ben stuns Blake, but she has little time to relish her first victory when Ben threatens to be her fiercest adversary if their plans go awry. Steven is furious at Adam for publicizing Bart's past illicit romance. 131322 1987 Dynasty: Surrogate, The (1) T Episode #181. 10-28-1987 Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Alexis commits Colbyco to fight Blake's proposal of saving valuable timberland as a national park depriving her of a resource for her newspaper. 131323 1987 Dynasty: Surrogate, The (2) T DVD -R HQ 3106 Episode #182. 11-4-1987 Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. She uses her newspaper to undermine Blake. Stunned by the morning paper's praise for Blake's stand on conservation, Alexis takes Sean's advice pointing out another slant to the story. 131324 1986 Dynasty: Suspicions T Episode #131. 1-8-1986 Publisher Carl Crayton (Richard Roat). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) receives a mysterious phone call from Caracas, where her imprisoned sister, Caress Morell, is set free in exchange for the "Alexis Carrington-Dexter Story". Alexis bought the newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. She uses her newspaper to undermine Blake. 131325 1984 Dynasty: Swept Away T Episode #99. 12-12-1984. Reporter #1 (Nigel Bullard). Reporter #2 (Jane Downs). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. She uses her newspaper to undermine Blake. 131326 1983 Dynasty: Tender Comrades T Episode #67. 11-4-1983. News Media. Reporter #1 (Steve Doubet). Reporter #2 (Angela Black). Reporter #3 (Linda Foster). Attempting to win Krystle back, Blake offers her a public relations job at Denver-Carrington. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. She uses her newspaper to undermine Blake. 131327 1983 Dynasty: Threat, The T Episode #60. 4-13-1983 Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Scandalous Newspaper Headline implicates a Congressman with a young girl in Washington and he realizes Alexis orchestrated his downfall. The ruined congressman shows up at Alexis' office after hours and threatens to kill her. 131328 1984 Dynasty: Trial, The T Episode #93. 10-31-1984 News Media. Reporter (Julie Inouye). Reporter (Chip Johnson). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131329 1988 Dynasty: Trial, The T Episode #196. 3-9-1988 News Media. Reporter #1 (Patty Tiffany-Toy). Reporter #2 (Nancy Renee). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Following his near fatal brush with death in Natumbe, Blake returns to Colorado facing accusations that he was involved in an illegal weapons deal. Concerned that the bad press will harm his campaign, 131330 1986 Dynasty: Trial, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episode #141-142. 3-19/26-1986. News Media. Reporter #2 (Nigel Bullard). Reporter #3 (Jane Downs). Publisher (Richard Roat). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. After purchasing the company contracted to publish Caress' book, "Sister Dearest," Alexis savors crushing her sister's grandiose dreams of literary fame and fortune. Bart is dropped from the senatorial race when newspaper headlines announce his homosexuality. Bart is relieved, but Steven is outraged and argues with a remorseless Adam. Following his near fatal brush with death in Natumbe, Blake returns to Colorado facing accusations that he was involved in an illegal weapons deal. Concerned that the bad press will harm his campaign, 131331 1986 Dynasty: Victory, The T Episode #149. 9-24-1986 News Media. TV Commentator (Bob Seagren). Phil Thorpe accuses Blake of being responsible for the death of his wife, a victim of the fire. A news crew is quick to tape the bereaved man's inflammatory remarks. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Moments from death under Blake's powerful grip, Alexis' life is spared as Krystle is able to restrain Blake's lethal temper, but not before he vows to regain the Carrington mansion. Unwilling to share in her mother's "triumph", Amanda flees to live with Blake. Upon seeing news clips of the La Mirage fire, Alexis begins to form an unscrupulous scheme, and Blake is the unwitting prey. Her plot unfolds as the Denver Mirror acquires a new publisher and a new headline for the morning edition -- BLAKE CARRINGTON ACCUSED OF ARSON-MURDER! 131332 1984 Dynasty: Voice, The (Part 2) T Episode #82. 3-21-1984. Reporter #1 (Arnold Bankston). Reporter #2 (David Muir). TV Commentator (Donald Wayne). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. Blake confronts reporter Grayson regarding his deceptive behavior with Tracy, and then quits his political post. When Tracy makes sexual advances toward Blake, she is fired. Blake and Ahmed close their international China Seas oil deal. Alexis learns of the coup and makes plans for a counterattack. Rashid Anmed is a notoriously under- handed character. 131333 1984 Dynasty: Voice, The (Part 3) T Episode #83. 3-28-1984. Reporter Gordon Wales (James Sutorious). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131334 1986 Dynasty: Vote, The T Episode #143. 4-2-1986 Reporter Gordon Wales (James Sutorius) is hungry for a story and provokes Blake Carrington into a rage with talk of the trial. Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131335 1988 Dynasty: Warning, The T Episode #193. 2-3-1988 News Media. Reporter (Bill Holloway). Reporter (Richard Jacobs). Reporter (Pamela Roberts). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131336 1982 Dynasty: Will, The T Episode #41. 10-27-1982 Newscaster (Dennis Kirkpatrick). Newspaper Owner Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins) buys a newspaper to get Blake Carrington (John Forsythe), her former husband and owner of a big oil empire, Denver Carrington. 131337 1991 Dyningar MF Editor Corrales (Jose Maria Caffarel) 131338 1937 Dyplomatyczna zona MF Poland. Radio Reporter (Tadeusz Frenkiel). 131339 2004 Dyre stotte, Den DF Denmark Editor Ismalla Dieng. 131340 1970 Dzieciol MF TV Reporter (Marian Kociniak). 131341 1975 Dzieje grzechu MF Editor (Janusz Zakrzenski). 131342 2005 Dzisay TF Russia News Announcer (Alyona Ivchenko). 131343 2006 E 3 '06 Live DT Correspondent/Co-Host Geoff Keighley, Roving Reporter Gilbert Gottfried. 131344 1947 E for Effort SSF Sherred, T.L. News Media. Technology films the past creating holographic images of ancient events 131345 2004 E gia ieri (aka Stork Day. It's Already Yesterday) M Rubin, Danny (Story and Screenplay) Remake of "Groundhog Day" Journalist Filippo (Antonio Alanese) is at a Canary island stranded for a storm and forced to re-live the same day over and over again. With time, the arrogant jouranlist finds love and compassion. 131346 2003 E io ti seguo MF Newspaper Editor (Pino Calabrese). 131347 1997 E O Craque Marcou MF Reporter (Fernando Borges) 131348 2006 E-Explosiv - Das Magazin: DF Episode #9. 3-17-2006 Interviewer Markus Lanz. Host Tobias Regner. 131349 2005 E-Ring: Delta Does Detroit T Episode #10. 11-26-2005 News Media. Reporter (Jennifer Dorogi). Assistant Public Affairs Secretary Danton Murphy (Richard Kind). 131350 2006 E-Ring: Two Princes, The T Episode #18. TV News Anchor (Merik Tadros). 131351 1999 E! Fashion Emergency T Correspondent Tina Malave. Host Robin Shorr. 131352 2000 E! News DT Series 1998 Gossip Fashion Correspondent, 2000-2001 (Charlotte Dawson). Occasional Correspondent, 2000-2001 (Kate Fischer). Correspondent, 2000-2001 (Kimberley Joseph). Film Critic Peter Castaldi. Host/Correspondent Samantha Harris (2005-). 131353 1991 E! News Daily DT Series 1991-1998 TV Anchors Steve Kmetko (1996-2002), Jules Asner (1999-2002), John Burke (2004-2005), Alisa Davis (2004-2005), Patrick Stinson. Host Ryan Seacrest (2006). Fashion Correspondent Melissa Rivers (1996-2004). Correspondents Eleanor Mondale (1996-1997), Dagny Hultgreen (1996), Gina St. John (1997-1998), Linda Lopez (2003), Jeff Varner (2003), Greg Agnew, Ted Casablanca, Jason Feinberg, Adrianna Costa, Bianca Ferrare, Linda Grasso, Cindy Horn, Todd Newon. Correspondents Stefan Richardson, Kathleen Sullivan, Andrew Scott 131354 2002 E! News Live DT Series 2002 Correspondent Greg Agnew. Correspondent Ted Casablanca, Bianca Ferrare, Linda Grasso, Cindy Horn, Dagny Hultgreen, Eleanor Mondale, Todd Newton, Linda Lopez, Gina St. John , Stefan Richardson, Patrick Stinson, Kathleen Sullivan. Fashion Correspondent Melissa Rivers. Music Correspondent David Adelson. 131355 2003 E! True Hollywood Story, The: Katie Couric DT DVD -R HQ 6853 Episode #317. 12-25-2003 TV Journalist Katie Couric is profiled. 131356 2002 E! True Hollywood Story, The: Liza Minnelli DT Episode #18. 7-21-2002 Columnist Cindy Adams. Columnist Michael Musto. Biographer James Spada. Editorial Director Judy Wieder of The Advocate. 131357 2001 E!'s Live Countdown to the Academy Awards DT Correspondents David Adelson, Aisha Tyler, Art Mann. Hosts Steve Kmetko, Jules Asner. 131358 2000 E!'s Live Countdown to the Academy Awards DT Hosts Steve Kemtko, Jules Asner. Correspondents Michael Castner, Suzanne Sena. 131359 2006 E!'s Live Countdown to the Academy Awards T Correspondent Bobbie Thomas. Hosts Samantha Harris, Debbie Matenopoulos. 131360 2006 E!'s Live Countdown to the Emmys DT Correspondent Kristin Veitch. Hosts Debbie Matenopoulos, Sal Masekela, Catt Sadler. 131361 2003 E.K.G.1.0.1 MF Germany. Short News Media. TV Journalist (Tim Lienhard). Reporterin (Jochen Paul). Filmmaker (Michael Brynntrup). 131362 1990 E.N.G. (aka ENG): T SV 37, 42, 43, 46, 47, 48, 52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 63, 76 Episodes. Series 1989-1994. Canadian Import. 94 episodes. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131363 1992 E.N.G.: Acid Test T Episode #42. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131364 1992 E.N.G.: After the Fire T Episode #45. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131365 1993 E.N.G.: And the Winner Is… T Episode #61 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131366 1992 E.N.G.: Another Pretty Face T Episode #47 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131367 1992 E.N.G.: Baby It's You T Episode #51 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131368 1993 E.N.G.: Bail Out T Episode #55. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131369 1994 E.N.G.: Before the Axe T Episode #73. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131370 1993 E.N.G.: Big Sleepover T Episode #56 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131371 1992 E.N.G.: Big Squeeze, The T Episode #49 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131372 1990 E.N.G.: Bones T Episode #20. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131373 1992 E.N.G.: Child's Play T Episode #41. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131374 1989 E.N.G.: Chilling Effect, The T Episode #7. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131375 1993 E.N.G.: Crime and Punishment T Episode #66 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131376 1993 E.N.G.: Cutting Edge T Episode #74 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131377 1990 E.N.G.: Dancer and the Dance, The T Episode #19. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131378 1989 E.N.G.: Dirty Trick T Episode #6. 9-29-1989 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). The station enters the realm of politics when allegations against the mayoral candidate and questions over a service contract. 131379 1990 E.N.G.: Division of Labour T Episode #16.. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131380 1992 E.N.G.: Double Vision T Episode #38. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131381 1990 E.N.G.: Duffy, Bok, & Flann T Episode #23. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131382 1990 E.N.G.: False Fire T Episode #10. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131383 1992 E.N.G.: Final Cut T Episode #37 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131384 1990 E.N.G.: Fools Rush In T Episode #15.. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131385 1989 E.N.G.: Forests of the Night T Episode #4. 9-15-1989 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). Jake's son is having trouble and Terri decides to capitalize on the problem, but it leads to terrible consequences. 131386 1993 E.N.G.: Full Disclosure T Episode #64 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131387 1990 E.N.G.: Ghosts T Episode #14. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131388 1993 E.N.G.: Good Samaritan, The T Episode #53. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131389 1992 E.N.G.: Harvest T Episode #43. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131390 1992 E.N.G.: Heart of the Matter T Episode #48 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131391 1993 E.N.G.: Hero T Episode #58 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131392 1993 E.N.G.: Honour or Wealth T Episode #60. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131393 1991 E.N.G.: Illuminations T Episode #30 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131394 1991 E.N.G.: In the Blood T Episode #24.. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131395 1990 E.N.G.: Into Darkness T Episode #12. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131396 1991 E.N.G.: Intruders T Episode #33. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131397 1993 E.N.G.: Judgment of Solomon T Episode #68 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131398 1993 E.N.G.: Legacy T Episode #67 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131399 1991 E.N.G.: Lest You Be Judged T Episode #26. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131400 1990 E.N.G.: Line of Fire T Episode #17. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131401 1992 E.N.G.: Love and Duty T Episode #50 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131402 1993 E.N.G.: Love and Marriage T Episode #54 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131403 1993 E.N.G.: Mirror, Mirror T Episode #59 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131404 1993 E.N.G.: One False Steep T Episode #57 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131405 1990 E.N.G.: Otherwise Inflicted T Episode #11. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131406 1993 E.N.G.: Overload T Episode #62 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131407 1993 E.N.G.: Pandora's Box T Episode #52 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131408 1994 E.N.G.: Payback T Episode #69 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131409 1990 E.N.G.: Payment in Kind T Episode #21. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131410 1991 E.N.G.: Picnic T Episode #29. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131411 1989 E.N.G.: Pilot (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #1-#2. 9-1-1989 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131412 1991 E.N.G.: Pirates T Episode #34. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131413 1994 E.N.G.: Play's the Thing, The T Episode #71 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131414 1994 E.N.G.: Power Politics T Episode #70 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131415 1992 E.N.G.: Pressure T Episode #44 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131416 1992 E.N.G.: Public Enemy T Episode #39 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131417 1990 E.N.G.: Ripples in a Pond T Episode #22. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131418 1994 E.N.G.: Road Not Taken, The T Episode #72 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131419 1989 E.N.G.: Running With the Park T Episode #8. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131420 1991 E.N.G.: Secrets T Episode #31 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131421 1991 E.N.G.: Seeing is Believing T Episode #25… TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131422 1992 E.N.G.: Sleep of Reason, The T Episode #36 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131423 1991 E.N.G.: Smoke and Mirrors T Episode #32.. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131424 1990 E.N.G.: Souls of Our Heroes, The T Episode #13.. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131425 1989 E.N.G.: Special Segment T Episode #3. 9-8-1989 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). Terri and Dan have special stories. Mike's daughter runs away and Jake is having trouble in the field. 131426 1991 E.N.G.: Suffer the Little Children T Episode #28. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131427 1993 E.N.G.: Suspicious Minds T Episode #65 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131428 1990 E.N.G.: Till Death Us Do Part T Episode #9. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131429 1992 E.N.G.: True Patriot Love T Episode #40 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131430 1992 E.N.G.: Two for the Show T Episode #35. . TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131431 1991 E.N.G.: Up on the Roof T Episode #27. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131432 1992 E.N.G.: Waves T Episode #46 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131433 1993 E.N.G.: Within the Law T Episode #63. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131434 1990 E.N.G.: World of Mouth T Episode #18. TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). 131435 1989 E.N.G.: Your Place or Mine T Episode #5. 9-22-1989 TV News Staff. Electronic News Gathering, ensemble drama in big-city TV newsroom in Ontario. Staff: Executive producer Ann Hildebrandt (Sara Botsford). ENG General Manager Kyle Copeland (George R. Robertson). News Director Mike Fennell (Art Hindle). J.C. Callahan (Neil Dainard) is the alcoholic, old-school assignment editor who eventually ends up in a wheelchair. Dan Watson (Karl Pruner) is the clean-cut reporter and Terri Morgan (Cynthia Belliveau) is the sleazy reporter. Daredevil cameraman Jake Antonelli (Mark Humphrey). Major toxic spill after a truck accident threatens much more major consequences for the area than first thought. Reporter (Janet Lo). 131436 2002 E.R. T VHS 1309 Documentary Crew films at E.R. 131437 2006 E.R.: Lost in America T DVD -R HQ 5697 Episode. Aspiring Journalist (Zina Zaflow) is stabbed and Abby and Kovac work to keep the 21-year-old woman alive as they wait for a surgeon to operate. She was taking journalism at the University of Southern California. Her father, a journalist in Turkey, was killed "for printing the truth. 131438 1996 E=mc2 M Reporter (Michael Keating) 131439 1939 Each Dawn I Die M DVD -R HQ 3914, 3915. L. SV 151 Odlum, Jerome (Novel). Norman Reilly Raine, Warren Duff, Charles Perry (Screenplay) Cub Reporter Frank Ross (James Cagney) is framed after printing a true story on graft based on his eye-witness of crooks burning the files for a construction company that is under investigation. Jerry Poague, the Reporter (John Ridgely). Lew Keller, the Reporter (John Harron). Editor Patterson (Selmer Jackson). Telegraph Editor (Frank Mayo). Jerry, a Reporter (John Harron). 131440 1999 Eagle NR Barbieri, Elaine Reporter Mallory Tompkins is determined to overcome sexism that prevents her from being taken seriously as a newspaperwoman so she defies her father's will and heads west to find out and report the truth about "the Indian situation." She travels West for her father's newspaper. While living among the Indians, the beautiful young journalist finds love as well as a story. 131441 1989 Eagle and the Dove N Orde, Lewis Journalist 131442 2008 Eagle Eye M TV Newscasters (Leslie Stahl). Newscaster (Leyna Nguyen). Newscaster (Ralph Garmin). Newscaster (Rick Chambers). Newscaster (Sharon Tay). Newscaster (Kent Shocknek). Photographer (Derek Baker). When a twin dies, the other witnesses strange things: a fortune shows up in his bank account, weapons are delivered to his flat, and a voice on his cell phone tells him the police are on their way. The man follows the voice’s instructions and soon he and a woman he never met are racing through the city, onto a plane and eventually to the Pentagon, chased by the FBI. The voice seems to know everything, but why is the twin and the woman involved? 131443 2007 Eagle Rising NR Sikes, Mary Montague Photojournalist Rachael Barker is sent on assignment to Sedona, Arizona. Her editor wants coverage of the lecture series presented by an enigmatic and New Age novelist and lecturer. Rachael is still mourning the death of her fiancé and is unprepared for the impact of a chance meeting with a handsome man who is also coping with heartache. 131444 1946 Eagles Fly West N OWN - H Ainsworth, Ed Newspaperman and pioneer settlements, gold rush and the Spanish-Mexican culture in early California 131445 1997 Early Edition: T VHS 611 Episode Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. Football 131446 1997 Early Edition: T SVD 560 Episode Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. Father tries to help son with early edition of a newspaper 131447 1997 Early Edition: T VHS 596 Episode Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. Boy suffocates 131448 1997 Early Edition: T VHS 597 Episode Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. Stockbroker in coma 131449 1997 Early Edition: T VHS 627, 625, 624, 610, 598 (Three Episodes), 587, 585, 571, 512, 410, 401, 390, 384, 383, 382, 377, Episodes. Series (September 1996-May 2000) Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. Media. 131450 1998 Early Edition: T SVD 693 Episode Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. Rod Serling references 131451 1996 Early Edition: Baby T Episode #3. 10-12-1996 News Media. Newsman With Camera (Tom Pacey). Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. 131452 1999 Early Edition: Camera Shy T Episode #73. 10-23-1999 Photographer (John Patrick Jordan). Student Photographer (Marissa Welsh). Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. 131453 1998 Early Edition: Deadline T DVD -R HQ 11676. SVD 1499 Episode #308. 11-14-1998 Reporter is asked by Gary to help save an innocent man on death row. Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. 131454 1999 Early Edition: Duck Day Afternoon T DVD -R HQ 5391 Episode Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. Photographer is suspicious of Gary's connections to rescue efforts. Gary's parents move in with him after a tornado destroys their town. 131455 1999 Early Edition: Fatal Edition T SVD 806, SVDSP 811. SVD 1156 (Part I). (Parts I and II) Episode Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. Reporter murdered. Gary is arrested for the murder of a newspaper reporter investigating his remarkable rescues 131456 1999 Early Edition: Fate T Episode #63. 3-20-1999 News Media. Newscaster (Lester Holt). Newswoman (Amy Landecker). Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. 131457 1996 Early Edition: His Girl Thursday T DVD -R 1573 Episode Reporter uses early edition for gain. She is Chuck and Gary's journalist girlfriend. Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. 131458 1996 Early Edition: His Girl Thursday T Episode #9. 11-23-1996 Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. Photographer Pete (Tony Mockus Jr.). 131459 1996 Early Edition: Hoops T Episode #6. 11-2-1996 Reporter Jackie O'Shea (Sheila Lahey). Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. 131460 1999 Early Edition: Just One of Those Things T Episode #59. 2-6-1999 Photographer Karen Stewart (Susan Mackin). Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. To save their relationship, Gary shares the secret of the newspaper with Erica, unaware that Patrick's accidentally ruining a man's life with the latest edition 131461 1997 Early Edition: March in Time T Episode #31. 11-15-1997 Newscaster (Janet Kauss). Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. 131462 1997 Early Edition: Mob Wife T Episode #13. 1-25-1997 Reporter Jackie O'Shea (Sheila Lahey). Reporter (Reese Foster). Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. 131463 1997 Early Edition: Paper, The T DVD -R HQ 4089. SVD 1186 Episode Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. Gary's investigation into the origins of his subscription leads him to a Chicago newspaper where he falls for the star reporter (Leslie Hope). 131464 1999 Early Edition: Pinch Hitters T Episode #65. 4-17-1999 Photographer, Tribune (Mark Finney). Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. 131465 1997 Early Edition: Wall, The T DVD -R HQ 1913 Episode #14. 1-2-1997. First Part of Two Parts Editor of newspaper is saved from a letter bomb by Gary and attracts Secret Service attention. Reporter (Kevin Scott Greer). Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. 131466 1997 Early Edition: Wall, The T DVD -R HQ 4271. 5695. Episode #15. Second Part of Two Parts Editor of newspaper is saved from a letter bomb by Gary and attracts Secret Service attention. Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. 131467 1999 Early Edition: Weather Girl T Episode #77. 11-20-1999 News Media. Morning Anchor #1 (Pamela Wright). Newspaper received a day earlier: tomorrow's edition of the Chicago Sun-Times delivered to Gary Hobson (Kyle Chandler), a Chicago stockbroker who becomes a man with a mission even though he doesn't know how the paper gets to him every morning. 131468 1999 Early Show, The DT Series 1999- News Program. TV Anchor-Hosts Julie Chen, Harry Smith (2002-), Hannah Storm, Rene Syler. Correspondents Bob Vila, Judy Kurianski, Debbye Turner, Tracy Smith (2005). Entertainment Correspondent Barbara Alvarez. Hosts Bryant Gumbel (1999-2002), Jane Clayson (1999-2002). Rene Syler (2002-2006), Tom Bergerson (2001). Correspondents Gretchen Carlson (2004-2005), Judy Kurianski, Debbye Turner, Bob Vilia, Martha Stewart (1999-2002), Martha Quinn (1999-2000), Tracy Smith (2005-2006). Movie News Correspondent (Gail O'Neill). Weatherman Dave Price. Entertainment Correspondent Barbara Alvarez . Entertainment Reporter Laurie Hibberd (1999-present). Teen Correspondent John Colucci. Movie News Correspondent Gail O'Neill. Weatherman Mark McEwen (1999-2002). 131469 1951 Early To Bet C Magazine. Saturday Evening Post 131470 1982 Early Today DT Series. 7-5-1982 to 7-29-1983 News. Morning News Show. Anchors Bryant Gumbel, Jane Pauley. Weatherman Willard Scott 131471 1999 Early Today DT Series 1999- Hosts - Mark Mullen (2006), Nanette Hansen (1999-2004), Amy Robach (2004), Natalie Morales (2004), Contessa Brewer (2004-2005), Kristine Johnson (2005). Weather Jackie Meretsky (2006). Meteorologist Joe Witte (1999-2003). Weather and Feature Reporter Rosey Edeh (2004-2005). Sports Reporter Fred Roggin (2004). Sports Anchor Bill Seward. 131472 2005 Earth 'n Bones: Toxic - Plain White Trucks SS Springham, James A. Investigative Reporter snoops for his scoops. 131473 1994 Earth 2 MT Newscaster (Beth Colt) 131474 1995 Earth 2: Better Living Through Morganite (Part 2) T Episode #12. 2-26-1995 Newscaster (Patrick Henry Finnegan). 131475 1994 Earth 2: First Contact T Episode #1. 11-6-1994 Newscaster (Beth Colt). 131476 2002 Earth and Beyond G News Media. Net 7 Reporter (Mari Weiss).l 131477 1902 Earth and the Fulness Thereof, The N Rosegger, Peter Kettenfeier Press 131478 1964 Earth Dies Screaming, The M AFI-Radio Radio 131479 1967 Earth Entranced (aka Terra em Transe) MF Rocha, Glauber (Screenplay) Brazil. AFI-Journalists/Television - Ness Book Journalist Paulo Martins (Jardel Filho) is shot by police leaving the governor's home. Martins worked on liberal governor's political campaign but returned to writing poetry after governor was elected and failed to bring about reforms. Urging of mistress, Martins persuades the owner of newspapers and television, wealthy businessman Julio Fuentes (Paulo Gracindo) to attack a reactionary on a TV program. In spite of this, Fuentes still supports the reactionary. Governor got backing of Catholic Church. Journalist shot after trying to persuade governor to continue his revolutionary campaign. Reporter (Zozimo Bulbul). Photographer (Lauro Escorel). Cameraman (Jose Medeiros). 131480 1940 Earth is Ours, The N Moberg, V. Press 131481 1996 Earth Minus Zero M Editor (David E. Ornston). 131482 2007 Earth To Betsy N Pattillo, Beth Editor Swenson of Budget Bride Magazine is the future mother-in-law of Betsy Blessing who is about to have it all -- the chance to be senior minister of Church of the Shepherd and a long-awaited first date with her best-friend-turned-love-interest, David Swenson. But David’s unexpected marriage proposal and a developer’s surprise offer to buy the dying downtown church building thrust Betsy into a whirlwind of decisions. The editor plans to feature her future daughter-in-law’s nuptials in an upcoming issue and is placing high demands on her time. Is Betsy ready to buy her wedding gown at Goodwill and register for china at Chips-n-Dings? And not everyone at Church of the Shepherd thinks relocating to the suburbs is a great idea. Can Betsy persuade the naysayers that she can lead them to the Promised Land? Factor in a homeless man, a demanding parishioner with a broken hip, and David’s clandestine meetings with his former fiancee, and Betsy has more than she can handle. Is happily ever after out of reach for the fabulous Reverend Blessing? 131483 1936 Earth Trembles, The N OWN - H Romains, Jules Press 131484 2001 Earth vs. the Spider MT Photojournalist (Brian J. Gilbert) 131485 2001 Earth: Final Conflict: Dark Horizons T Episode #87. 5-7-2001 Techno Reporter (Jeffrey Kuhn). 131486 1997 Earth: Final Conflict: Horizon Zero T Episode #8. 11-24-1997 Newscaster (Sandra Caldwell). 131487 1999 Earth: Final Conflict: Interview T SVD 1226 Episode Reporter (Ellen Dubin) airs secret Taelon tapes as part of a plot to expose and destroy Zo'or on a live TV show. 131488 2002 Earth: Final Conflict: Legacy T Episode. 1-14-2002. Season #5. Episode #10 Reporter (Philip DeWilde). 131489 1997 Earth: Final Conflict: Miracle T Episode #3. 10-20-1997 Newscaster (Karen Holness). 131490 1999 Earth: Final Conflict: Subterra T SVD 1126 Episode Reporter (Deborah O'Dell) rebuffs Renee who tries to persuade her about the existence of Atavus. 131491 1874 Earthen Pitchers N USC Davis, Rebecca Harding Columnist Jane Derby of Philadelphia pens a successful woman's column and letters from Paris and Rome (written from Philadelphia), but her main motives are to marry the man she loves and have his children 131492 1989 Earthly Remains NM OWN - H Hernon, Peter Correspondent Paul Devoren, an American reporter in Israel. Correspondent. 131493 2001 Earthquake in the Early Morning NJ Osborne, Mary Pope Magic Tree House #24 Reporter Betty and Photographer Frank cover the San Francisco earthquake in 1906. Jack and Annie go to their Magic Tree House, which whisks them back to California in 1906. They meet the reporter and the photographer and they help each other. 131494 2006 Earthstorm MT DVD -R HQ 8118, 8119 News Media. TV Reporter #1 (Amy Ciupak Lalonde). TV Reporter #2 (Heather Chase). Massive asteroid impact on the moon beings causing storms on earth due to sudden changes in ocean tides. 131495 1931 Easiest Way, The M DVD -R HQ 3566, 3567 Walter, Eugene (Play) Reporter Jack Madison (Robert Montgomery) is part of a romantic triangle. 131496 1917 Easiest Way, The M Walter, Eugene (Play). Alberet Capellani, Frederic Chapin (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book. Remade in 1931 Reporter John Madison (Rockcliffe Fellowes) is a penniless Denver reporter who falls in love with an actress. She tells him she will wait if he goes to New York to make his fortune. He does, she doesn't. She attempts suicide by jumping in the river and the reporter arrives to forgive her before she dies. 131497 1908 Easiest Way, The P Walter, Eugene Drama Critic John Madison, a man of about 27 years of age whose position is that of dramatic critic of one of the local papers, itinerant reporters. 131498 1836 East and West N Thomas, Frederick William Press 131499 2008 East Bound and Down MT Reporters (Noah Michael Levine, Terry Bowden). 131500 1955 East of Eden M Photographer (John George) 131501 1957 East of Kilimanjaro M U.S.-UK-Italy. Photographer Marsh Connors (Marshall Thompson), a roving photographer and reporter 131502 1962 East of Kilimanjaro (aka La Grande Caccia. Big Search, The) M Goldstone, Richard, Daniel Mainwaring (Story). Arnold Belgard (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists/Photographers. Ness Book. Released in U.S. in 1962. Correspondent-Photographer Marsh Connors (Marshall Thompson) is on vacation in Rome when he receives an assignment to cover an epidemic in Africa. Once there, he renews acquaintance with a doctor with whom he had a past relationship. Efforts to capture various animals to test them for evidence of the disease. Naturalists incur anger of tribe when they capture a zebra which the clan regards as sacred. After the confrontation, the journalist comes to realize that the women and a male doctor are dedicated professionals while he is just a guy hanging around with a camera. Leaves them together. 131503 2005 East Shore Babe NR Cino, Karen J. Journalist Katherine Chinimo is a divorced mother of two who stumbles into a man on a hot summer night never dreaming that would be the night she met her soul mate. Their relationship starts as a friendship but after the first kiss, there is no turning back. After a year-long hiatus, they meet again. Her friends encourage the relationship with the Stallion, their nickname for her boyfriend. Meanwhile, one of her friends interviews possible boyfriends on the Internet with a personal questionnaire she put together. Her other friend prefers a hands-on interview. 131504 1940 East Side Murders CB Daring Mystery Comics #3 Reporter Dick Jones is the Phantom Reporter. 131505 2008 East Side Murders CB Twelve, The #0 Reporter. Phantom Reporter Richard Jones. 131506 1939 East Side of Heaven M Radio Commentator Claudius DeWolfe (Jerome Cowan)decides to conduct his own search for his employer’s grandchild who is missing. The grandfather is Cyrus Sr. (C. Aubrey Smith), who sponsors the radio commentator’s show and who mobilized the police force to search for the child. Claudius promises to unravel the mystery of the missing baby on his evening broadcast. Everyone assembles at the radio station. When the baby in the baby basket is unveiled, it turns out to be a midget. Claudius has been hoodwinked. A cab driver, who found himself the the reluctant recipient of an abandoned baby, produces the missing baby after the publicity about the abandoned baby cost him his job. For saving the day, the singing cab driver is awarded a job crooning at the radio station. 131507 1923 East Side, West Side M VHS 1276 AFI-Authors Writer 131508 1949 East Side, West Side M DVD -R HQ 8X 4228, 4229. SVD 1417 Editor-Publisher Owen Lee (Tom Powers) of the Dispatch. Lee wants to hire freelance author Mark Dwyer (Van Heflin) to be correspondent for the paper. Good exchange between them. Reporter at Airport (Fred Hoose). Reporter at Airport (Ralph Montgomery). Reporter at Airport (Betty Taylor). Reporter at Airport (Roger Moore). Reporter at Airport (Wilson Wood). 131509 1970 East, West...Midwest SS GPL Stern, Richard In "1968: A Short Novel, an Urban Idyll, Five Stories, and Two Trade Notes by Richard Stern." Journalist Bidwell, historian, translator. 131510 2009 Eastbound & Down T Series. 2009. News Media. Reporter (Terry Bowden). Reporter (Noah Michael Levine). Cameraman (Jeff Clayton). Cameraman (Darryl Tucker). Years after he turned his back on his hometown, a burned-out major league ballplayer returns to teach physical education at his old middle school. 131511 2002 EastEnders TS SVD 1175 BBC Series Reporter wants to write about Andy. 131512 1985 EastEnders: TS Episodes. BBC Series. Journalists occasionally pop up in this second most popular soap opera in Britain. Set in East London. 131513 1998 EastEnders: TS UK. Episode. 5-14-1998 Photographer (Michael Tomlinson). 131514 1997 EastEnders: Polly Becker TS Episodes. Duration: 1997-1998. First Appearance: 3-25-1997. Last Appearance: 9-22-1998. Journalist Polly Becker (Victoria Gould) of the Walford Gazette. Journalist Polly has been described as a "hard-bitten, cynical, ambitious" and someone who "never allowed sentiment to get in the way of a good story." Polly was embroiled in a love triangle storyline with bi-sexual Tony Hills (Mark Homer) and gay Simon Raymond (Andrew Lynford). Tony cheated on Simon with Polly Becker and according to the BBC, "the way the show portrayed Tony coming to terms with his bisexuality was widely praised". Gould quit the role in 1998. She was one of many actors to either quit or be axed by executive producer Matthew Robinson that year. Polly, a journalist, turns up in Albert Square in March 1997 to report the local happenings for the Walford Gazette. She begins a friendship with Tony Hills and he gets a job at the Gazette as a trainee journalist, shadowing Polly. They investigate George and Annie Palmer, suspecting corruption (money laundering) and discover George is in league with Councillor Dixon. Unbeknown to Polly, Annie is also blackmailing the Gazette's owner, Max. They uncover that the Councillor is cheating on his wife with a young man named Jamie, and this is eventually uncovered to the press, but not by Polly, by the Councillor's scorned wife. Dixon hangs himself shortly after. Tony and Polly have sex one night in 1997; however, Polly is unaware that Tony is in a homosexual relationship with Simon Raymond. Despite initial hurt, Polly and Tony remain friends. Polly forms a friendship with Ruth Fowler, but later betrays Ruth's confidence by extracting information from her about her friends, the Kapoors. Polly writes a story that is published in the Gazette, revealing that Sanjay Kapoor is not the biological father of his wife Gita's new baby, causing upset. After being confronted by the residents of Albert Square and getting a new job, Polly departs in September 1998, unapologetic. Polly and the IJPC: The characterisation of Polly as a "hack" has been described as cliched. Rob Younge of The Independent used Polly as an example of a negative television portrayal of a journalist, that does not help to diminish "the mythologies that surround journalism." In reference to Polly reporting on the Kapoors scandal in 1998, Ashley Davies of The Independent claimed that anyone who "watched the Polly-the-reporter-goes-bonkers-and-stitches- up-her-mates episode on EastEnders sitting next to a journalist will have experienced similar responses to those poor folk who've seen a war movie with someone who has been in the army. Their viewing would have been punctuated by yells of: 'That would never happen!' and 'Fools. It doesn't work like that!' [...] Journalists are always getting upset at the way they are portrayed in television dramas. The Polly palaver on EastEnders would never have happened in real life because, although hacks occasionally do shaft their friends, Gita and Sanjay's lack of celebrity would render details of their love life irrelevant". Jon Slattery, editor of Press Gazette, the trade magazine for journalists, commented, "On TV you see journalists knifing up their friends and being able to publish anything without fear of libel. And they always make it look like a solo operation, with the reporter running around the country getting great stories. In reality journalists are more likely to be chained to their desks."[ 131515 1995 EastEnders: Tony Hills TS Episodes. Duration: 1995-1999. First Appearance: 9-7-1995. Last Appearance: 4-15-1999. Journalist Tony Hills (Mark Homer) is a trainee journalist. He was first shown on screen on 7 September 1995 after arriving from Norfolk with his sister, Sarah Hills, played by Daniella Denby-Ashe. At first, he was painted as an unsympathetic character; at one point he sold ecstasy with a friend, Dan Zappieri. Eventually, he quit dealing after Dan gave Sarah ecstasy without her knowledge. Tony began a relationship with Tiffany Raymond and lived with her for a while. She became pregnant and the baby was assumed to be his. However, she caught him kissing her brother Simon, with whom he then began a relationship, and the baby was revealed to be Grant Mitchell's. Tony still believed that the baby may be his until, after its birth, a paternity test confirmed he was not the father. Tony and Simon had a turbulent relationship, and Tony had affairs with Frankie Pierre, a singer, and Polly Becker, a journalist at the Walford Gazette, where he was (at that time) a trainee. Simon found out about this, and the couple split up. Tony's experiments with ecstasy, and general pro-drug attitudes caused him to once say "no-one ever died from taking E." Tony began a relationship with Teresa di Marco, but after Tiffany died and Simon nearly burned to death in a house fire, Tony reconciled with Simon. Simon had trouble accepting that Tony was bisexual rather than gay, but Tony convinced Simon that he was the one he wanted and they left Albert Square together in April 1999 to travel around Europe. A letter sent to Tony's family after he left Walford revealed the couple to have settled in Amsterdam. 131516 2006 Easter Bunny, Kill! Kill! M Newscaster (Kirk Sever). 131517 1954 Easter Egg Hunt, The N Lamkin, Speed Magazine Writer narrates story. 131518 1976 Easter Parade, The N Yates, Richard Copy Editor Walter Grimes of the New York Sun in the 1930s. Brief descriptions of the press room, the copy room and the teletype room. The protagonist, a nine-year-old girl, is Grime's daughter and she is impressed by her father's occupation and thinks of him as a "headline writer." 131519 1918 Eastern Red N Huntington, Helen (Barker) Press 131520 1999 Eastside M News Media. Reporter (Brooke Skulski). 131521 2009 Eastwick: Bonfire and Betrayal T DVD -R HQ 11530 Episode #6. 10-28-2009 Reporter Joanna Frankel (Lindsay Price) of the Eastwick Gazette is an awkward, lovelorn reporter for the local gazette wearing glasses and pinned-up hair. She is one of three women in the hamlet of Eastwick exhibiting strange abilities just as a wealthy, magnetic and enigmatic figure named Darryl Van Horne descends on the town. The central trio consists of Joanna, Kat Gardener (Jaime Ray Newman), an unhappily married mother of five and Roxanne (Roxie) Torcoletti (Rebecca Romijn), a single mother labeled a “cradle-robbing slut” for her tryst with a younger man. The three women don’t know each other, but meet at a wishing fountain and make three different wishes that interlink and bring trouble to the town of Eastwick. Joanna, the overly shy local reporter, Kat, the swamped wife and mom, and Roxie, the eccentric artist, are three very different women living in the New England hamlet of Eastwick. During Eastwick’s Halloween festivities, Roxie envisions an ill fate for her loved-ones and tries to prevent it from happening. Kat attempts to reunite with Will and Joanna, who continues to encounter misfortunes after having trouble with her career and love life. Joanna ruined Pastor Dunn’s life and now he’s back for revenge. He kidnaps her and puts her in a coffin that is part of the Eastwick Halloween bonfire. Kat’s will power saves her when she brings rain to put out the bonfire just in time. It’s Will, as a part-time fireman, who opens the coffin and pulls Joanna to safety. Joanna was furious at Kat for kissing Will during the celestial phenomenon the week before. The two make-up as an ambulance takes Joanna to the hospital for a checkup after her ordeal. 131522 2009 Eastwick: Fleas and Casserole T DVD -R HQ 11504 Episode #4. 10-14-2009 Reporter Joanna Frankel (Lindsay Price) of the Eastwick Gazette is an awkward, lovelorn reporter for the local gazette wearing glasses and pinned-up hair. She is one of three women in the hamlet of Eastwick exhibiting strange abilities just as a wealthy, magnetic and enigmatic figure named Darryl Van Horne descends on the town. The central trio consists of Joanna, Kat Gardener (Jaime Ray Newman), an unhappily married mother of five and Roxanne (Roxie) Torcoletti (Rebecca Romijn), a single mother labeled a “cradle-robbing slut” for her tryst with a younger man. The three women don’t know each other, but meet at a wishing fountain and make three different wishes that interlink and bring trouble to the town of Eastwick. Joanna, the overly shy local reporter, Kat, the swamped wife and mom, and Roxie, the eccentric artist, are three very different women living in the New England hamlet of Eastwick. The man Joanna was once engaged to shows up in Eastwick. She sleeps with him and then finds out he isn’t the man she thought he was. In the process, she destroys her relationship with Will, the newspaper photographer. Darryl persuades Roxie to uncover the mystery that shrouds her new neighbor while his divorce lawyer helps Kat with her marital issues. The man Joanna was once engaged to shows up in Eastwick. 131523 2009 Eastwick: Madams and Madames T DVD -R HQ 11485 Episode #3. 10-7-2009 Reporter Joanna Frankel (Lindsay Price) of the Eastwick Gazette is an awkward, lovelorn reporter for the local gazette wearing glasses and pinned-up hair. She is one of three women in the hamlet of Eastwick exhibiting strange abilities just as a wealthy, magnetic and enigmatic figure named Darryl Van Horne descends on the town. The central trio consists of Joanna, Kat Gardener (Jaime Ray Newman), an unhappily married mother of five and Roxanne (Roxie) Torcoletti (Rebecca Romijn), a single mother labeled a “cradle-robbing slut” for her tryst with a younger man. The three women don’t know each other, but meet at a wishing fountain and make three different wishes that interlink and bring trouble to the town of Eastwick. Joanna, the overly shy local reporter, Kat, the swamped wife and mom, and Roxie, the eccentric artist, are three very different women living in the New England hamlet of Eastwick. Joanna’s quest to find the truth about Darryl leads her to a new and different scandal, and then she realizes her discovery was no accident. Haunted by the ghost of her daughter’s ex-boyfriend, Roxie questions her sanity and turns to a local psychic for help. Declining Darryl’s offer of a high-powered and high-priced divorce attorney, Kat decides to give Raymond another chance, but is she only delaying the inevitable? Meanwhile Roxie’s daughter, Mia, reluctantly attends her boyfriend’s memorial, and though Bun has lost her memory, her mind is consumed with a mysterious symbol. Darryl calls Joanna “Eastwick’s answer to Lois Lane.” 131524 2009 Eastwick: Magic Snow and Creepy Gene T DVD -R HQ 11695 Episode #11. 12-30-2009 Reporter Joanna Frankel (Lindsay Price) of the Eastwick Gazette is an awkward, lovelorn reporter for the local gazette wearing glasses and pinned-up hair. She is one of three women in the hamlet of Eastwick exhibiting strange abilities just as a wealthy, magnetic and enigmatic figure named Darryl Van Horne descends on the town. The central trio consists of Joanna, Kat Gardener (Jaime Ray Newman), an unhappily married mother of five and Roxanne (Roxie) Torcoletti (Rebecca Romijn), a single mother labeled a “cradle-robbing slut” for her tryst with a younger man. The three women don’t know each other, but meet at a wishing fountain and make three different wishes that interlink and bring trouble to the town of Eastwick. Joanna, the overly shy local reporter, Kat, the swamped wife and mom, and Roxie, the eccentric artist, are three very different women living in the New England hamlet of Eastwick. African-American Reporter Max Brody (Jason Winston George) is interested in Joanna, who now writes a blog while working as a part-time bartender. Her rivalry with Max continues when Max took her desk at the Gazette when Editor Clyde fired her and hired him. In an episode that is out of order, there is no resolving the conflicts of the last episode -- how did Max and Joanna get out of the basement when they were poisoned, how did Kat survive the bloody bath, how did Roxie escape death. This episode, which obviously, screened out of order, shows the three witches parting ways and vowing never to use their powers again after what happened. Kat is drawn towards her mysterious new neighbor while Joanna helps Penny achieve closure. Meanwhile, Roxie gets entangled with finding the truth about Darryl as he returns to Eastwick -- alive. The three women decide to continue to be friends, agree to use their powers, and end up at Darryl’s house dancing inside the house while snow falls, in which looks like the final episode of the series. The ladies agree to never real what they did to Jamie. 131525 2009 Eastwick: Mooning and Crooning T DVD -R HQ 11534 Episode #5. 10-21-2009 Reporter Joanna Frankel (Lindsay Price) of the Eastwick Gazette is an awkward, lovelorn reporter for the local gazette wearing glasses and pinned-up hair. She is one of three women in the hamlet of Eastwick exhibiting strange abilities just as a wealthy, magnetic and enigmatic figure named Darryl Van Horne descends on the town. The central trio consists of Joanna, Kat Gardener (Jaime Ray Newman), an unhappily married mother of five and Roxanne (Roxie) Torcoletti (Rebecca Romijn), a single mother labeled a “cradle-robbing slut” for her tryst with a younger man. The three women don’t know each other, but meet at a wishing fountain and make three different wishes that interlink and bring trouble to the town of Eastwick. Joanna, the overly shy local reporter, Kat, the swamped wife and mom, and Roxie, the eccentric artist, are three very different women living in the New England hamlet of Eastwick. A celestial phenomenon over Eastwick pushes the townsfolk into a crazed frenzy for one night. Kat lets go of her inhibitions on top of a piano and then has sex with Will, the Photographer. Roxie and Mia find themselves in a shameful situation with Chad and Josh. Joanna and her co-worker Penny Higgins (Sara Rue) share a lesbian kiss and are shocked the next day when they remember what they did. Penny has been pressuring Joanna to write an expose on Eastwick Gazette Publisher Van Horne. Meanwhile, Joanna’s editor pressures her to print a front page newspaper story on Van Horne that gets her into trouble. Joanna prints a list of questions for Van Horne on the front page of the Eastwick Gazette with Joanna’s byline and line-drawing. Headline: Who is Darryl Van Horne. Van Horne shows up the next day to refute the story. He tells Joanna how disappointed he is that she has finally become a real “journalist” (he spits out the word with disgust). Joanna is forced to apologize but when she tells the editor she will write the retraction he tells her someone else will do it and fires her. 131526 2009 Eastwick: Paint and Pleasure T DVD -R HQ 11639 Episode #8. 11-25-2009 Reporter Joanna Frankel (Lindsay Price) of the Eastwick Gazette is an awkward, lovelorn reporter for the local gazette wearing glasses and pinned-up hair. She is one of three women in the hamlet of Eastwick exhibiting strange abilities just as a wealthy, magnetic and enigmatic figure named Darryl Van Horne descends on the town. The central trio consists of Joanna, Kat Gardener (Jaime Ray Newman), an unhappily married mother of five and Roxanne (Roxie) Torcoletti (Rebecca Romijn), a single mother labeled a “cradle-robbing slut” for her tryst with a younger man. The three women don’t know each other, but meet at a wishing fountain and make three different wishes that interlink and bring trouble to the town of Eastwick. Joanna, the overly shy local reporter, Kat, the swamped wife and mom, and Roxie, the eccentric artist, are three very different women living in the New England hamlet of Eastwick. Joanna tries to bounce back from her mishaps while Kat keeps her distance from Will. Roxie sets aside her disgust for Darryl after he prepares an art show that features her works and invites art enthusiast Greta Noa to see her work. African-American Reporter Max Brody (Jason Winston George) is interested in Joanna at Roxie’s party but Joanna ignores him and goes upstairs with a gay man she convinces -- through the power she has when she looks into his eyes -- to have sex with her. His lover finds them together and is furious. When she discovers he is gay, she leaves. 131527 2009 Eastwick: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 11420 Episode #1. 9-23-2009 Reporter Joanna Frankel (Lindsay Price) is an awkward, lovelorn reporter for the local gazette wearing glasses and pinned-up hair. Joanna, the overly shy local reporter is in love with the newspaper’s photographer, Will (Johann Urb), who is stuck writing horoscopes and fluff stories and wants to expose corruption in the town. She finds out the mysterious stranger Darryl Van Horne who has just come to town is her new boss -- he just bought the Eastwick Gazette, founded in the town in 1803. He meets Joanna in the street and tells her he is expecting big stories from her. He then suggests she write a story on him. She interviews him. When he tells her to unleash the bun in her hair, she says it isn’t appropriate for a boss to date one of his employees. He says he wouldn’t do that since her heart belongs to Will, the photographer at the Eastwick Gazette. He tells her to put her hair down and use her eyes. She confronts Newspaper Editor Clyde (Steve Hytner), tells”cop-a-feel Clyde” to give her the promotion she deserves and surprisingly he does. She realizes she can use her eyes to get what she wants. She is one of three women in the New England hamlet of Eastwick exhibiting strange abilities just as a wealthy, magnetic and enigmatic figure named Darryl Van Horne descends on the town. Because of catty gossip and preconceived judgments, they didn’t really like each other that much. But after a bizarre encounter at the local park’s wishing fountain and make three different wishes that interlink, and one too many martinis, this trio not only become BFFs, but begin discovering some bewitching talents they never knew they had. Something wicked is coming their way -- Darryl Van Horne, an irresistible combination of wealth, charisma and bad boy sex appeal that turns the town upside-down. The closer these ladies are drawn into Daryl’s wicked web, the more of their unique powers he unleases. As these enchanting women grow into their newfound talents, Eastwick will never be the same. A woman is attacked by ants (it makes the front page of the Eastwick Gazette) and she is sure the three “witches” are responsible for the attack. 131528 2009 Eastwick: Reaping and Sewing T DVD -R HQ 11465 Episode #2. 9-30-2009 Reporter Joanna Frankel (Lindsay Price) of the Eastwick Gazette is an awkward, lovelorn reporter for the local gazette wearing glasses and pinned-up hair. She is one of three women in the hamlet of Eastwick exhibiting strange abilities just as a wealthy, magnetic and enigmatic figure named Darryl Van Horne descends on the town. The central trio consists of Joanna, Kat Gardener (Jaime Ray Newman), an unhappily married mother of five and Roxanne (Roxie) Torcoletti (Rebecca Romijn), a single mother labeled a “cradle-robbing slut” for her tryst with a younger man. The three women don’t know each other, but meet at a wishing fountain and make three different wishes that interlink and bring trouble to the town of Eastwick. Joanna, the overly shy local reporter, Kat, the swamped wife and mom, and Roxie, the eccentric artist, are three very different women living in the New England hamlet of Eastwick. As Eastwick prepares for its annual fall HarvestFest, Joanna, Kat and Roxie's lives continue to take a turn for the strange. Distracted by distressing psychic visions of her new neighbor, Jamie, Roxie struggles to protect Mia from harassment by her ex-boyfriend, Gus. As Kat gains the courage to end her own toxic relationship - her marriage to Raymond - he's back in their home to recuperate from being struck by lightning. And while Joanna worries that Will's romantic attentions are only due to her hypnotic power, she and Penny embark on a perilous mission to uncover Darryl Van Horne's true identity. Joanna finds Milton Philmont, a retired Gazette reporter who years ago wrote about the death of a man named Sebastian Hart - a man who looks uncannily like a young Darryl Van Horne. Armed with an old photo of Hart with three beautiful women, she and Penny seek answers from the eccentric and reclusive Eleanor Rougement. 131529 2009 Eastwick: Red Ants and Black Widows T DVD -R HQ 11553 Episode #7. 11-04-2009 Reporter Joanna Frankel (Lindsay Price) of the Eastwick Gazette is an awkward, lovelorn reporter for the local gazette wearing glasses and pinned-up hair. She is one of three women in the hamlet of Eastwick exhibiting strange abilities just as a wealthy, magnetic and enigmatic figure named Darryl Van Horne descends on the town. The central trio consists of Joanna, Kat Gardener (Jaime Ray Newman), an unhappily married mother of five and Roxanne (Roxie) Torcoletti (Rebecca Romijn), a single mother labeled a “cradle-robbing slut” for her tryst with a younger man. The three women don’t know each other, but meet at a wishing fountain and make three different wishes that interlink and bring trouble to the town of Eastwick. Joanna, the overly shy local reporter, Kat, the swamped wife and mom, and Roxie, the eccentric artist, are three very different women living in the New England hamlet of Eastwick. Joanna evades questions from her newspaper office replacement African-American Reporter Max Brody (Jason Winston George) about her recent ordeal. Roxie seeks to figure out and grant Chad’s final wish. Kat is mystified by her new ability, and Bun’s old friend Eleanor may hold some answers. 131530 2009 Eastwick: Tasers and Mind Erasers T DVD -R HQ 11649 Episode #9. 12-02-2009 Reporter Joanna Frankel (Lindsay Price) of the Eastwick Gazette is an awkward, lovelorn reporter for the local gazette wearing glasses and pinned-up hair. She is one of three women in the hamlet of Eastwick exhibiting strange abilities just as a wealthy, magnetic and enigmatic figure named Darryl Van Horne descends on the town. The central trio consists of Joanna, Kat Gardener (Jaime Ray Newman), an unhappily married mother of five and Roxanne (Roxie) Torcoletti (Rebecca Romijn), a single mother labeled a “cradle-robbing slut” for her tryst with a younger man. The three women don’t know each other, but meet at a wishing fountain and make three different wishes that interlink and bring trouble to the town of Eastwick. Joanna, the overly shy local reporter, Kat, the swamped wife and mom, and Roxie, the eccentric artist, are three very different women living in the New England hamlet of Eastwick. African-American Reporter Max Brody (Jason Winston George) is interested in Joanna, who now writes a blog while working as a part-time bartender. Her rivalry with Max continues when Max, who took her desk at the Gazette when Editor Clyde fired her and hired him, scoops her on her own story. He then helps her save Roxie’s daughter. Joanna’s rivalry with Max escalates while Jamie finds allies in Eleanor and Bun in eliminating Van Horne. Roxie learns of a new ability as her mother Edie comes to visit. Darryl persuades Kat to use her healing powers to save Greta. 131531 2009 Eastwick: Tea and Psychopathy T DVD -R HQ 11679 Episode #10. 12-6-2009 Reporter Joanna Frankel (Lindsay Price) of the Eastwick Gazette is an awkward, lovelorn reporter for the local gazette wearing glasses and pinned-up hair. She is one of three women in the hamlet of Eastwick exhibiting strange abilities just as a wealthy, magnetic and enigmatic figure named Darryl Van Horne descends on the town. The central trio consists of Joanna, Kat Gardener (Jaime Ray Newman), an unhappily married mother of five and Roxanne (Roxie) Torcoletti (Rebecca Romijn), a single mother labeled a “cradle-robbing slut” for her tryst with a younger man. The three women don’t know each other, but meet at a wishing fountain and make three different wishes that interlink and bring trouble to the town of Eastwick. Joanna, the overly shy local reporter, Kat, the swamped wife and mom, and Roxie, the eccentric artist, are three very different women living in the New England hamlet of Eastwick. African-American Reporter Max Brody (Jason Winston George) is interested in Joanna, who now writes a blog while working as a part-time bartender. Her rivalry with Max continues when Max took her desk at the Gazette when Editor Clyde fired her and hired him. Joanna helps Max in trying to crack an unsolved Eastwick murder. Roxie throws a dinner party for Jamie and Daryl so they can bond after she finds out about their real relationship -- he’s Jamie’s father. Kat uses her power to heal patients but not without consequences. Max (Jason George) asks a reluctant Joanna to help him crack a famous unsolved Eastwick murder, but their snooping leads them to a perilous situation with Eleanor (Cybill Shepherd). She poisons them and the episode ends with them lying on the basement floor unable to move. After Jamie (Jack Huston) reveals to Roxie that Darryl is his father, she sets about having a dinner party where father and son can bond. But Jamie has a secret, darker plan for the evening, and attempts to stab Darryl to death. Meanwhile Kat embraces her new found power by healing every patient she comes into contact with, but her compassion leads to drastic physical consequences, and the episode ends with her lying in a bath filled with her own blood. 131532 2003 Easy M DVD -R HQ 6605, 6604. Weinstock, John TV Reporter (Nelson Aspen). 131533 1949 Easy Living M DVD -R HQ 6954, 6955. SVD 1134 Publicist Scoop Spooner (Jack Paar). Reporter (Steve Crandall). Photographer Argus (Paul Stewart). Sports Reporters. Shows manipulation of media by football team's press agent Spooner. Relationship between sports reporters-photographers with team. 131534 1983 Easy Money M DVD -R 1758 (Media Excerpts) Fashion Critic (Dennis Blair). Critics at Fashion Show (Margot Avery, Alan Gordon, Eric H. Shonz, Stewart Stewart). 131535 1856 Easy Nat or, The Three Apprentices. Tale of Life in New York and Boston, A N MLPL Stimson, Alexander Lovett Printers Apprentices. Three printer apprentices -- Edwin Fairbanks, Nathan Mudge and Thomas Braxton. Giles Godwin, the printer. Giles Godwin's Printing Office. Reporters. Scratch, the newsboy. 131536 2009 Easy on the Eyes N Porter, Jane TV Journalist Tiana Tomlinson, at 38, has made it. America adores her as one of the anchors of “America Tonight,” a top-rated nightly entertainment and news program. But even with the trappings that come with her elite lifestyle, she feels empty. Tiana desperately misses her late husband Keith, who died several years before. And in a business that thrives on youth, Tiana is getting the message that her age is starting to show and certain measures must be taken if she wants to remain in the spotlight. It doesn’t help that at every turn she has to deal with her adversary -- the devilishly handsome plastic surgeon to the stars, Michael Sullivan. But a trip away from the Hollywood madness has consequences that could affect the rest of her life. When Tiana’s bosses tell her that she is too old to get high ratings, her life is about to change dramatically. She is shocked to realize that there are already plans for a younger woman to take her place and that the only thing she could do to change is to have a face lift. Her whole life is in chaos and she is fighting to not feel inadequate, old and lacking. Especially because her work has helped her to overcome her beloved husband’s death. Tiana is scared to death to loose her job and part of her identity. But she soon decides that it’s time to gain back control over her life. She is no longer willing to sell herself short and makes plans to change her life in a way that will make her happier and more satisfied. She also decides against a face list because she likes her face just the way it is and doesn’t want to join the race for eternal youth. 131537 1921 Easy Road, The M AFI-Authors Writer 131538 1953 Easy to Love M DVD -R HQ 6845, 6846 Photographer Joe (Byron Kane). Photographer (Reginald Simpson). 131539 1936 Easy to Take M News Media. Reporter (Jack Gardner). Reporter (Charles Lane-Levinson). Reporter (Eddie Phillips). Reporter (William Ruhl). Photographer (Pat West). Announcer (Olive Tell). 131540 1946 Easy to Wed M DVD -R HQ 729, 730. SV 40 Watkins, Maurine, Howard Emmett Rogers, George Oppenheimer (Screenplay - "Libeled Lady"). Dorothy Kingsley (Adaptation). Word for word remake of "Libeled Lady." Newspaper Editor Warren Haggerty (Keenan Wynn) of The Morning Star ("All the News That's Fit to Read") faces libel suit from millionaire (who the editor once kept out of the Senate) over article implicating his daughter in an affair. Haggerty dragged away from his wedding to remedy situation. He enlists aid of William Stevens "Bill" Chandler (Van Johnson), a former vaudeville actor turned newspaperman who has been kicking around papers in Denver, San Francisco and Atlanta. He arranges for Chandler to marry his fiancée and then romance millionaire's daughter so she can legitimately be accused by paper of breaking up the marriage. When Chandler marries millionaire's daughter, reporter accuses him of bigamy. Chandler reveals his girlfriend was previously married and her divorce is not legal. She claims she knew this and got a second divorce. Frantic shouting match follows. Newspaper Office Worker (Bert Moorhouse). Bouncer in Newspaper Office (Brick Sullivan). Newspaper Office Boy (Arthur Walsh). 131541 1926 Easy Virtue M Hitchcock Films. Art of Alfred Hitchcock Correspondent, The (Eric Bransby Williams). 131542 1989 Easy Wheels M Reporter (Barry Livingston). 131543 1997 Eat Me N Jalvin, Linda Fashion Editor Chantal of a fashion magazine swaps stories of sexual exploits with three female friends. 131544 1986 Eat the Peach M News Media. TV Reporter (Pat Kenny). Journalist (Don Foley). TV Cameraman (Barry Kelley). 131545 1987 Eat the Rich M TV Reporter (Neil Cunningham). Sun Reporter (Jools Holland). Star Reporter (Rowland Rivron). 131546 2002 Eating and Weeping M News Media. Female Reporter (Camille Bock). Reporter (John Delaney). Reporter (Annie M. Lee). 131547 2005 Eating Crow: Novel of Apology, A N Rayner, Jay Restaurant Critic Marc Basset has a well-deserved reputation as a pitiless critic. When he writes a devastating review of a celebrated restaurant, the chef commits suicide, roasting himself in his own fan-assisted oven, with Basset’s review pasted to the door. Suddenly Basset is moved to do something he has never done before: apologize. Startled by the widow’s forgiveness and absolution, he feels unexpectedly euphoric. In an effort to maintain this newfound state of bliss, he decides to gorge himself on contrition by apologizing to every person he has ever done wrong. And that’s just the beginning. After a series of virtuoso expressions of regret, word of Basset’s mollifying power spreads and he is tapped to become Chief Apologist for the United Nations. His job is to travel the globe in his own Gulfstream V private jet, apologizing for everything from colonialism through exploitation to slavery. It is a role that brings him fame, wealth, and access to a lot of very good chocolate. But in a world overdosing on emotion, does Marc Basset really have the stomach to become the sorriest man in history? 131548 1998 Eating Fire and Drinking Water N Chai, Arlene J. Reporter Clara Perez is a reporter on a small South seas island. 131549 2005 Eating Free or Die N Clements, Kevin Automotive Journalist and Magazine Editor Simon St. Scot is known for his scrupulously honest new car reviews and entertaining automotive feature stories. His world is filled with luxury, largely provided by the world's car companies using exotic locales, the finest hotels, gourmet food and vintage wines to attract St. Scot and his colleagues to new car introductions. St. Scott lives in the upstairs of a refurbished, old firehouse. Downstairs stands his collection of cherished cars from an earlier era that he tinkers with in his spare time. Writing about new cars, living with old ones, it's the perfect life. Until his world comes crashing down. Someone is claiming that St. Scot is dirty, that he has sold out to the "dark side" and his opinions are for sale. When a colleague is found dead, he soon finds himself at the center of a plot to counterfeit the world's greatest sports cars and to control a worldwide publishing empire -- no matter the cost. Murder and mayhem follow. 131550 2005 Eating Heaven N Shortridge, Jennie Magazine Writer Eleanor Samuel may have some issues aside from food, but she isn’t quite ready to face them. Nothing gets her heart racing like a double scoop of mocha fudge chunk. She is a lonely food magazine writer reduced to writing “Lighten Up Your French Favorites Until They Taste Like Cardboard” recipes. Then her favorite, beloved Uncle Benny is diagnosed with terminal cancer, and she becomes his primary caregiver and tries to provide solace, comfort and love through her cooking. What at first seems scary and daunting becomes a blessing in disguise. Because while she cooks and cares for him -- and enjoys a delicious flirtation with a new chef in town -- Eleanor begins to uncover some long-buried secrets about her emotionally frayed family and may finally get the chance to become the woman she’s always wanted to be. At the same time, Eleanor is fighting her own battles with food, with body image and self acceptance. 131551 1986 Eavesdropper N OWN - P Francome, John-J. MacGregor Racing Journalist James Thackeray, erratic tipster and amateur jockey. 131552 1900 Eben Holden: Tale of the North Country, A N OWN - H Bacheller, Irving Editor Horace Greeley is a leading character. Story of the New York Tribune in 1860. 131553 1978 Ecce Bombo MF Reporter (Giorgio Viterbo) for "Telecalifornjia" 131554 1999 Echo T SVD 744 (Parts I and II) News Media 131555 2007 Echo N Walters, Minette Magazine Journalist Michael Deacon of The Street. Curiosity about the case of a homeless man discovered dead in the garage of a wealthy woman in one of the richest neighborhoods in the world, leads him on a chilling journey into the past. Deacon is sent by his muckraking editor at The Street to get a story about the woman who paid for a stranger's cremation. He comes away fascinated both by the woman and by the street preacher-petty thief whose body police found in her garage. Talented magazine journalist Deacon, a falling star journalist, attracted to the woman. Deacon buries himself in the story only to see unexpected figures. To get at the truth about the woman and the dead man, Deacon will have to come to terms with an unholy series of surprises about all these figures, including himself. 131556 1997 Echo House N Just, Ward Reporters 131557 1985 Echo of Thunder N Seger, Maura News Media 131558 1919 Echo of Youth, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter Harold Martin (Jack McLean) is involved in a mother's deception 131559 1997 Echo, The NM Walters, Minette Reporter Michael Deacon, whose career is on the slide, investigates the dead man's identity and is ensnared in a web of deception 131560 1990 Echoes NR OWN - H Hyman, Jackie Reporter Laura Bennett, a young reporter for the San Paradiso Herald investigating a conspiracy involving a serial killer 131561 2006 Echoes M Reporter (Dalila Ali Rajah) 131562 2000 Echoes of Enlightenment M Reporter Robert Stevens (Conrad Corral). L.A. Times Reporter (N. Barry Carver). Cameraman Eddie (Ross Gottstein). 131563 1991 Echoes of the Garden NR OWN - P Tracy, Marilyn Silhouette Intimate Moments #387 Journalist Sara Rosen had known true love once, only once with a rugged Israeli commando. Now returning to war-torn Israel on assignment 131564 1981 Echoes of Zero NM OWN - H Spencer, Ross H. Reporter Rip Deston digs into the circumstances leading to the death of his mentor, Martin Bannister, retired owner of The Globe. Off-beat comic mystery 131565 2009 Echtzeit - ist doch nur ein Spiel MF Germany Journalist Heppler (Doreen Dietel) is collecting evidence and suddenly becomes a mission target herself in the internet online game, realTime. realTIME -- it’s just a game. A spy ring infiltrates the internet online game with real missions. 131566 1986 Eclipse N OWN - H Stevenson, William Newsman Scott Talbot is America's favorite newsman who works with U.S. and Israeli intelligence to thwart terrorists. 131567 1995 Eclipse M TV Newscaster (Greg Mandziuk) 131568 1998 Eclipse of the Sun N O'Brien, Michael Weinberg List Journalist 131569 1514 Eclogues PO COPY Barclay, Alexander Press 131570 1998 Ecole de la chair, L' MF Photographer (Richard Schroeder). 131571 1563 Ecologues, Epitaphs and Sonnets ER COPY Googe, Barnabe News. Observations and reports. 131572 1975 Ecotopia: Notebooks and Reports of William Weston, The NSF OWN - P Callenbach, Ernest Reporter. Based on articles and journal of the first American newsman to visit Ecotopia for 20 years. Will Weston, crack investigative reporter. 131573 2006 Ecstasy Note, The M TV News Anchor (Natasha Gargiulo). 131574 1999 Ed "Fitz" Fitzgerald: Brand-X Murder, A NM Flynn, Don #6 "Fitz" Fitzgerald Mysteries Reporter Ed "Fitz" Fitzgerald of the New York Daily Press was a friend of Bobo Watson who played piano at Elaine's the famous New York restaurant. Bobo is knifed to death and Fitz tries to get the story more coverage in his paper. Instead, Fitz's blustering boss, Ironhead, sends him to write a soft news story about a parade of 35 famous ships including models of the Nina and the Pinta, heading up the Hudson River. Bobo's longtime girlfriend is also murdered. Their apartment is ransacked and Bobo's leftover clothes are sliced open. Two Chinese men are soon after Fitz and the girlfriend's twin sister who came to Manhattan from Michigan. Car chases, bodies falling into rivers, threats and offers of money follow. It's all about a gold coin, the Phoenix. Fitz is a throwback to tough newspaper reporters, nice guys on the edge of poverty who hang out in bars. City editor who chomps a big cigar, hapless reporter who stumbles onto murder. 131575 1988 Ed "Fitz" Fitzgerald: Murder in A-Flat NM OWN - P Flynn, Don #4 "Fitz" Fitzgerald Mysteries Reporter Ed "Fitz" Fitzgerald of the New York Daily Press, a reporter with a nose for bad news, an eye for the ladies and a city editor named Ironhead who barks and bites. Fitz has a passion for a pretty violinist in a New York-based string quartet. A member of the quartet boasts he has a Stradivarius to sell and is shot. Then an eminent violin dealer Fitz interviews becomes the killer's next victim. Fitz is then shot at himself. Fitz's favored philosopher is Marcus Aurelius and he quotes him all the time. 131576 1983 Ed "Fitz" Fitzgerald: Murder Isn't Enough NM OWN - H Flynn, Don #1 Fitz Fitzgerald Mysteries (aka “Fitz” Fitzerald Mysteries) Reporter Ed "Fitz" Fitzgerald of the New York Daily Press, a reporter with a nose for bad news, an eye for the ladies and a city editor named Ironhead who barks and bites. Fitzgerald takes over the Manhattan State Supreme Court beat from a friend who was a hit-and-run victim. He solves a conspiracy and several murders 131577 1985 Ed "Fitz" Fitzgerald: Murder on the Hudson NM OWN - P Flynn, Don #2 "Fitz" Fitzgerald Mysteries Reporter Ed "Fitz" Fitzgerald of the New York Daily Press, a reporter with a nose for bad news, an eye for the ladies and a city editor named Ironhead who barks and bites. His attraction to an actress compels him to find the murderer of her character actor father. 131578 1987 Ed "Fitz" Fitzgerald: Ordinary Murder NM OWN - P Flynn, Don #3 "Fitz" Fitzgerald Mysteries Reporter Ed "Fitz" Fitzgerald of the New York Daily Press, a reporter with a nose for bad news, an eye for the ladies and a city editor named Ironhead who barks and bites. As a general assignment reporter, Fitzgerald covers everything from crime and other breaking news to feature stories. His editor wants him to do a piece on the New York skyline. Fitz has other things on his mind. A friend, the owner of a bar he patronizes asks him to look into his son's murder. A detective in charge of the case detests amateur investigators, especially newspaper reporters. Fitz also gets tied up with an attractive woman. And Fitz meets the most interesting people as reporters do. One of them is a bookie who may know more than he is saying. 131579 1989 Ed "Fitz" Fitzgerald: Suitcase in Berlin, A NM OWN - H Flynn, Don #5 "Fitz" Fitzgerald Mysteries Reporter Ed "Fitz" Fitzgerald of the New York Daily Press, a reporter with a nose for bad news, an eye for the ladies and a city editor named Ironhead who barks and bites. Fitz is in Aberlin teamed with a beautiful woman who wants to liberate a painting from an East German museum. He's flimflammed by the ditzy woman into retrieving her grandfather's post-impressionist masterpiece looted from the Louvre by Nazis in 1940. Soon a lot of people are aware of her plans -- a Berlin journalist, an American diplomat, a West German art dealer, an East German black marketer, a diplomat of unknown nationality and a CIA agent. Several murders and close calls for Fitz and the woman. 131580 1997 Ed Mort MF Brazil News Media. Reporter 1 (Marco Picollo). Reporter 2 (Valdir Ramos). Reporter 3 (Leonardo Alckmin). Equipe's Reporter (Marcelo Martucci). 131581 1955 Ed Sullivan promoting “Guys and Dolls” CC DVD -R HQ 10634 Columnist Ed Sullivan promotes the 1951 “Guys and Dolls” movie with Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons and Frank Sinatra based on the Broadcast musical by Frank Loeser. 131582 1960 Ed Sullivan promoting "Pocketful of Miracles" CC SVD 1345 Columnist Ed Sullivan promotes the Frank Capra film 131583 1932 Ed Sullivan Show, The R Series Columnist Ed Sullivan 131584 1948 Ed Sullivan Show, The (Toast of the Town) T Series 1948-1971 Columnist Ed Sullivan, syndicated newspaper columnist 131585 1999 Ed Sullivan: 50th Anniversary A Really Big Show T SVD 694 Episode. Series 1948-1971 Columnist Ed Sullivan TV. Compilation on Sullivan's 50th anniversary 131586 1948 Ed Sullivan: Toast of the Town T Series 6-21-1948 to 9-11-1955 Columnist Ed Sullivan, syndicated newspaper and radio columnist 131587 1958 Ed Sullivan: Toast of the Town: T Episode #540. 12-21-1958 Columnist Ed Sullivan, syndicated newspaper and radio columnist. Journalist Bob Considine. 131588 1991 Ed Sullivan: Very Best of the, The T 2-16-1991 Columnist Ed Sullivan Tribute and his TV variety institution who reigned from 1948 to 1971 131589 1994 Ed Wood M Photographer #1 (Adam Drescher). Photographer #2 (Ric Mancini). Cameraman Bill (Norman Alden). Photographer (Mike Breyer). TV Show Host (Bobby Slayton). Editor on Studio Lot (Patrick Cranshaw). 131590 2001 Ed: T SVD 969 Episode Travel Journalist comes to Stuckyville and Ed tries to get her to write a favorable review of the town 131591 2003 Ed: Babysitting T Episode #63. 3-12-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Phil attempts to spark some interest in an "ebony and ivory" newspaper story about his friendship with Eli, an Africa-American, but Jerry Dobbs, the writer, is only interested in writing about Eli. 131592 2004 Ed: Back in the Saddle T Episode #79. 1-16-2004 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131593 2000 Ed: Better Days T Episode #5. 11-5-2000 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131594 2003 Ed: Blips T Episode #59. 2-12-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131595 2003 Ed: Business As Usual T Episode #62. 3-5-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131596 2003 Ed: Captain Lucidity T Episode #61. 2-2-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131597 2003 Ed: Case, The T Episode #58. 2-5-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131598 2001 Ed: Changes T Episode #24. 10-17-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131599 2001 Ed: Charity Cases T Episode #31. 12-12-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131600 2002 Ed: Charlotte and Wilbur T Episode #48. 10-16-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Carol's father comes to Stuckeyville. 131601 2001 Ed: Closure T Episode #27. 11-7-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131602 2001 Ed: Crazy Time T Episode #26. 10-31-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131603 2003 Ed: Death, Debt & Dating T Episode #71. 10-22-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131604 2003 Ed: Decision, The T Episode #66. 4-11-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Carol is angry when Molly steals her journal and reads parts of it to him. But she can't resist asking her about his reaction. Ed decides to tell Carol he's going with another woman but when he meets Carol in the park where they kissed the fight night he was back in Stuckyville, he tells her he loves her and they have to be together. They fall into each other's arms. 131605 2002 Ed: Divorce, The T VHS 1306 Episode #49. 10-30-2002 Freelance Journalist Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen) puts a spotlight on two feuding morning radio team members in a newspaper article Carol writes a story on two feuding disc jockeys 131606 2003 Ed: Dream, The T Episode #69. 10-8-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131607 2002 Ed: Ends and Means T Episode #34. 1-30-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131608 2001 Ed: Exceptions T Episode #17. 3-28-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131609 2003 Ed: Frankie T Episode #55. 1-8-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131610 2003 Ed: Good Advice T Episode #60. 2-19-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131611 2001 Ed: Goodbye Sadie T Episode #30. 12-5-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131612 2003 Ed: Goodbye Stuckeyville T SVD 1467 Episode #73. 11-5-2003 Magazine Journalist Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen) goes to New York to take a job on a magazine. Carol realizes that she shouldn't tear Ed away from Stuckeyville, so they agree that she'll go to New York and Ed will rack up frequent flyer miles visiting her. 131613 2003 Ed: History Lessons T Episode #70. 10-15-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131614 2003 Ed: Home for Christmas T Episode #77. 12-17-2003 Magazine Journalist Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen) brags about her job and complains about her assignment, which she considers fluff: love in elevators. Then decides to quit her New York magazine job and stay in Stuckyville to freelance any article she wants. 131615 2000 Ed: Home Is Where the Ducks Are T DVD -R HQ 2729 Episode #6. 11-12-2000 Freelance Magazine Journalist Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen) shocks Ed by announcing she is leaving Stuckeyville to become a writer. 131616 2001 Ed: Hook, Line and Sinker T Episode #12. 1-24-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131617 2002 Ed: Human Nature T Episode #45. 9-25-2002. Season 3 Opener Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131618 2003 Ed: Hyenas & Wildebeests T SVD 1351 Episode #57. 1-22-2003 Restaurant Critic Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen) is represented by Ed against an ex-classmate after she pans his restaurant in print. He believes Carol had an ulterior motive, since he emotionally hurt her friend during their school days. Carol decides to be objective after debating whether she should avenge Rich Keenan's cruel high school hoax on Molly by writing a negative review of his restaurant in the "Stuckeyville Progress". As it happens, she sincerely hates the food and writes a scathing review, which prompts Rich to sue her for maliciously ruining his business. Ed and Frankie represent her in a bench trial before a judge who doesn't care for Ed, but who manages to be objective nonetheless. Although Carol wins the case, she is forced to deal with the aftermath of a secret that's revealed during the proceedings. 131619 2001 Ed: Job Well Done, A T Episode #25. 10-24-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131620 2003 Ed: Just a Formality T Episode #76. 12-10-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131621 2000 Ed: Just Friends T Episode #3. 10-22-2000 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131622 2002 Ed: Last Chance T Episode #44. 5-15-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Ed has one last chance to tell Carol exactly how he feels after he discovers she and the principal are going away for the summer together and that he plans to propose to her during the trip. 131623 2001 Ed: Live Deliberately T Episode #16. 2-28-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131624 2002 Ed: Lloyd T Episode #39. 4-3-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131625 2000 Ed: Losing Streak T Episode #10. 12-20-2000 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131626 2001 Ed: Loyalties T Episode #15. 2-20-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131627 2002 Ed: Makeovers T Episode #53. 12-11-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131628 2002 Ed: May the Best Man Win T Episode #50. 11-6-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Ed accepts the principal's sarcastic offer to be his best man. 131629 2002 Ed: Memory Lane T Episode #43. 5-8-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Principal and Carol move in together. Ed wants to win her back. 131630 2001 Ed: Mind Over Matter T Episode #20. 5-9-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131631 2002 Ed: Miss Stuckeyville T Episode #46. 9-25-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Carol announces her engagement to the principal. 131632 2001 Ed: Mixed Signals T Episode #21. 5-16-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131633 2003 Ed: Movie, The T Episode #65. 4-4-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Ed spurns Carol's offer because he tells her feelings are "not real." 131634 2001 Ed: Music Box, The T Episode #13. 2-7-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131635 2002 Ed: Neighbors T Episode #54. 12-18-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131636 2003 Ed: New Car Smell T SVD 1448 Episode #68. 10-1-2003 Documentary Filmmaker, Ed's cousin, records the entire program as a cinema verite documentary on the lawyer's day-to-day life. First weeks of the new relationship between Ed and Carol are seen through the lens of his cousin Benny, who's filming a documentary for his final film school project. When Carol's lease is up, she and Ed decide to move in together. While mugging for camera, their friends comment on Ed and Carol and the nature of romantic relationships in general. 131637 2003 Ed: New School T Episode #67. 9-24-2003. Season 4 Opener Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Ed and Carol stumble through first days of their changed relationship. 131638 2001 Ed: New World, The T Episode #29. 11-21-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131639 2002 Ed: Nice Guys Finish Last T Episode #37. 3-6-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131640 2003 Ed: Offer, The T DVD -R HQ 3212 Episode #72. 10-29-2003 Freelance Magazine Journalist Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen) is encouraged by former student to interview for job at the magazine where he works. She sets out for New York City, accompanied by Ed. She is sent out to complete a test assignment and does so well that she's offered a full-time writing position. 131641 2001 Ed: Opposites Distract T Episode #11. 1-17-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Writer #2 (Kevin Cahon). Writer #1 (Andere Blake). 131642 2003 Ed: Partners T Episode #56. 1-15-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131643 2000 Ed: Pilot T Episode #1. 10-8-2000 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Ed Stevens has been fired for misplacing a comma in a 500-page contract which cost his law firm employer millions of dollars. When he arrives home to give his wife the bad news, he finds her in bed with the mailman. Decides to pack it all in and head back to his hometown of Stuckeyville, Ohio. He runs into Carol Vessey, the girl of his high school dreams, who is now an English teacher at Stuckeyville High School. He buys bowling alley where he sets up a law practice. Intent on winning Carol, Ed dons a suit of armor and enters her classroom carrying flowers and asking for a date. She is dating another faculty member, but agrees. 131644 2002 Ed: Power of the Person T Episode #42. 5-1-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines. Reporter (Steve Beauchamp). 131645 2000 Ed: Pretty Girls and Waffles T Episode #4. 10-29-2000. Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131646 2004 Ed: Process, The T Episode #78. 1-9-2004 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131647 2001 Ed: Prom Night T Episode #22. 5-23-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131648 2003 Ed: Proposal, The T Episode #75. 11-19-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Ed plans elaborate proposal in New York, but Carol returns to Stuckeyville to find out how they stand. He must come up with another plan. 131649 2001 Ed: Replacements T Episode #28. 11-14-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131650 2002 Ed: Road, The T Episode #47. 10-9-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Carol prepares to marry the principal. Ed won't admit his true feelings for Carol. 131651 2003 Ed: Second Chances T Episode #64. 3-28-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Carol dates the handsome teacher in town, then decides to go after Ed. 131652 2002 Ed: Shot, The T Episode #41. 4-24-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131653 2002 Ed: Small Town Guys T Episode #32. 1-9-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131654 2000 Ed: Something Old, Something New T Episode #7.11-19-2000 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131655 2001 Ed: Stars Align, The T Episode #23. 10-10-2001. Season 2 Opener Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131656 2001 Ed: Test, The T Episode #18. 4-4-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131657 2003 Ed: Therapy T Episode #74. 11-12-2003 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131658 2002 Ed: Things To Do Today T Episode #36. 2-27-2002 Freelance Magazine Journalist Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen) Carol gives her students a journalism assignment to videotape and report a news-breaking story at Stuckeyville High. 131659 2002 Ed: Trapped T Episode #52. 11-20-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Carol and Ed are trapped in the bowling alley by their friends until they finally work things out, one way or another. 131660 2002 Ed: Trust T Episode #40. 4-10-2002 Freelance Reporter Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen) writes for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper. After her short story is rejected for publication, Carol takes Molly's advice to sharpen her writing skills by freelancing for Stuckeyville's newspaper. She is frustrated at every turn at the complete lack of anything in Stuckeyville that's even remotely newsworthy. 131661 2002 Ed: Two Days of Freedom T Episode #33. 1-16-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131662 2001 Ed: Valentine's Day T Episode #14. 2-14-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131663 2002 Ed: Wedding, The T Episode #51. 11-13-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Wedding between Carol and the principal is postponed indefinitely. 131664 2002 Ed: Wheel of Justice T Episode #38. 3-27-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131665 2000 Ed: Whole Truth, The T Episode #8. 12-6-2000 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131666 2001 Ed: Window of Opportunity T Episode #19. 5-2-2001 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131667 2000 Ed: World of Possibility T Episode #2. 10-15-2000 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. Carol's childhood diaries prove useful when the town's premier magician sues a competitor for revealing his secrets. 131668 2000 Ed: Your Life Is Now T Episode #9. 12-13-2000 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131669 2002 Ed: Youth Bandits T Episode #35. 2-6-2002 Freelance Magazine Writer Carol Vessey (Julie Bowen), a high school teacher, starts writing for the Stuckyville Progress newspaper, and then moves on to magazines.. 131670 1996 Ed’s Next Move M New York Magazine Layout Man Ray (Kevin Carroll) becomes a guide to living in urban America for new roommate Ed, a naive geneticist from Wisconsin who has just been dumped by his girlfriend and moves to New York to get over his troubles. Ray is a self-confident womanizer. 131671 2000 Edderkop-affaeren T Denmark News Media. True story behind the Danish miniseries "Edderkoppen." Former Journalist, Information (Viktor Thomas - Himself) Speaker (Morten Krogholf - Voice). 131672 2000 Edderkoppen MTF Denmark. Miniseries. Six Parts. Reporter Bjarne Madsen (Jakob Cedergren) in Copenhagen in 1949 is young, inexperienced, but enthusiastic. He investigates a crime syndicate in the black market much to the discomfort of his more conservative colleagues. As Madsen uncovers new elements of the story, an older colleague get interested and together they discover the dark side of Copenhagen after World War II. Madsen's brother returns from America with new ideas of jazz and big money and both are interested in a young diva's beauty and talents. 131673 1996 Eddie M SVD 565 TV Reporter (Al Trautwig-Himself). Locker Room Reporters (Dorothy Recasner Brown, Steve Coulter). Locker Room Reporter (Gary T. McTague). Locker Room Reporter (Patt Noday). Locker Room Reporter (Ron Clinton Smith). 131674 1943 Eddie and the Archangel Mike N Benefield, Barry Copy Editor Edward (Eddie) Yance Tayloe on a daily newspaper, a copy editor. Dallas Post Union.. Reporter (Krystal Pertsch). Copy editor "will be virtually ignored by his employers, whom he has quietly and as a matter of routine saved from hundreds of damage suits and thousands of lesser embarrassments. He'll be hated and reviled by reporters, stars and cubs alike…" "...whose stories he has made publishable. And at the end he'll probably show up at the big gate outside wearing a green eyeshade and carrying a can of Squibb's bicarbonate of soda." 131675 1983 Eddie and the Cruisers M L Kluge, P.F. (Novel). Martin Davidson, Arlene Davidson (Screenplay) TV Reporter Maggie Foley (Ellen Barkin) for program News Media Magazine, investigates the disappearance of the lead singer of a rock group several years earlier. The structure of a reporter trying to piece together the past through interviews. Fellow band member Frank Ridgeway (Tom Berenger) finds out most of the revelations. Foley gets involved in trying to find the missing recordings for the group's last album. Sums up the story. 131676 1989 Eddie and the Cruisers II: Eddie Lives M TV Reporter (Ellen Barkin), 20 hears later, delves into Eddie's never-explained demise. Reporter #1 (Michael McGill). Reporter #2 (Richard Jutra). Reporter #3 (Elizabeth MacRae). 131677 2005 Eddie Bourque: Speak Ill of the Living N Arsenault, Mark #2 Eddie Bourque Series Investigative Reporter Eddie Bourque of the Second Voice, a weekly newspaper in Lowell, Massachusetts, is now scraping out a living writing and teaching in the mill town of Lowell, Mass. Everybody thought the banker surprised by car-jackers was dead and buried until a photograph of him taken by his captors turns up. If the banker is alive, whose ashes are buried in his grave? Bourque is chasing after the story. “News writers can’t afford writer’s block; it’s a luxury for people without deadlines,” Bourque muses as he sits in a Lowell diner and punches into his laptop a story for the Associated Press about the banker supposedly car jacked and burned to death who resurfaces alive six months later. The published story brings a letter from Bourque’s older brother, Hank, who’s serving a life sentence for murder. “I know who’s doing this,” he writes sending Bourque off on a dark and dangerous search for truths both personal and public. 131678 2003 Eddie Bourque: Spiked NM Arsenault, Mark #1 Eddie Bourque Series Reporter Eddie Bourque is a political reporter for the shoddy afternoon newspaper, the Lowell Empire, a second-class rag in Lowell, Massachusetts. He looks into the brutal murder of his newspaper beat partner and rival, Danny Nowlin. Bourque suspects the killing is tied to a story Nowlin was working on undercover, but the newspaper owners, high up in Lowell's power structure, discourage Bourque from pursuing his investigation. Gordon Phife, the talented city editor with whom Bourque hits golf balls off of the newspaper building's roof. Next city council election will determine whether depressed burg provides resources to its poorest residents or gentrifies them out of sight. Bourque is all over the story -- until his partner turns up dead and editors start slanting his coverage toward the prodevelopment faction. Gifted reporter, Bourque wants to go to Boston and he takes on the web of corruption woven by secretive developers, crooked politicians and maybe even his own publisher. 131679 1990 Eddie Capra Mysteries T Gossip Columnist murder, a powerful Hollywood columnist, is investigated by Eddie 131680 1997 Eddie Files, The: Counting Principle, The: Eddie in Barbieland T Episode #12. News Media. Reporter (Connie Ventress). 131681 1997 Eddie Files, The: Volume: Day Manhattan Ran Dry, The T Episode #11. 9-30-1997 News Media. Reporter (Nancy Glass). Manhattan has millions of people who use water. What if the supply were cut off? 131682 1983 Eddie Macon's Run M Newscaster (Susan Bongard) 131683 2006 Eddie Monroe M News Media. TV News Reporter (Anna Miranda). 131684 2005 Eddie Paz’s Hex P Pravda, J.B. Act One Lesbian Press Groupie. 131685 2005 Edel & Starck: Hahnenkampf TF Episode #41. 1-24-2005 Journalist (Jean Denis Romer). 131686 1982 Eden Burning N OWN - H Plain, Belva Editor Kate, the spirited editor of the local newspaper 131687 1988 Edens Lost MT Australia Interviewer (Valerie Bader). 131688 1956 Edgar Bergen Show, The R In "Prize Plays of Television and Radio, 1956." Parody News. On Freedom of the Press, humor 131689 1963 Edgar Wallace Mysteries T Series Journalist Edgar Wallace, thriller writer, playwright, journalist 131690 1997 Edge M Newscaster Voice (Mike Ritter) 131691 1986 Edge of Darkness MT Miniseries Journalist (Peter Paley). Journalist (Phillip Reader). Journalist (Rob Webster). 131692 1986 Edge of Dawn N Seger, Maura News Media 131693 1917 Edge of Evening, The SS Kipling, Rudyard Press 131694 2005 Edge of Evil NM Janice, J.A. TV News Anchor Alison "Ali" Reynolds, bounced off the air by executives who wanted a young face, faces the end of her high-profile broadcasting career and it comes too soon for the 45-year-old Los Angeles TV journalist to handle. She becomes a blogger. With a divorce from her cheating husband of 10 years also pending, there is nothing keeping her in Los Angeles any longer. Cut loose from her moorings, Reynolds is summoned back home to Sedona, Arizona by the death of a childhood friend. Her college student son, Chris, joins her. Once there she seeks solace at her parents' diner, the Sugarloaf Café. Chris sets up a blog for her and she launches an on-line blog as therapy for others who have been similarly cut loose. But when threatening posts begin appearing, Ali finds out that running a blog is far more up close and personal than sitting behind a news desk. She is judgmental and begins revealing herself to strangers, a practice that leads to a personal threat. Running a blog is dangerous and suddenly a killer may be hunting her. 131695 1949 Edge of Light, An N Kelly, Frank K. Correspondent. Edge of light is the slight hope for a better world possessed by an otherwise cynical returned World War II correspondent, who in the postwar years works on the desk of a major press situation. After the war, newsmen adjusted to tamer life on local desk 131696 1957 Edge of Night, The: TS Series. 4-2-1956 to 12-28-1984. CBS TV Commentator (Al Hodge - 1957) 131697 1978 Edge of Night, The: TS Series. 4-2-1956 to 12-28-1984. CBS TV Station Owner Margo Huntington (Ann Williams, 1978-1980) of local WMON, was prosecuting attorney Draper Scott's and Miles's real mother. April was thrown off by Margo, who married one-time cult leader Eliot Dorn and interfered with April's marriage to Draper. When Margo died, Draper became a suspect and was convicted of the crime. 131698 1963 Edge of Night, The: TS Series. 4-2-1956 to 12-28-1984. CBS Reporter Nancy Pollock (Ann Flood, 1962-1984) is romanced and marries District Attorney Mike Karr. Newspaper Owner Joe Pollock (John Gibson, 1962-1971), Nancy's father, her mother Rose, her brother Lee and her sister Cookie in various plot lines. 131699 1972 Edge of Night, The: TS Series. 4-2-1956 to 12-28-1984. CBS Reporter Kevin Jamison (Richard Shoberg, 1972-1975, John Driver, 1975-1978) went to Pars to try to find a cure for Geraldine, who was pushed down a flight of stairs by Noel Douglas after she threatened to reveal his tryst to her ex-daughter-in-law. Jamison locates Dr. Clay Jordan. In the late 1970s, Jamison, who was married to Phoebe Smith until her mob-related death in 1976. Then he married temptress Raven Alexander and died in 1978. 131700 1981 Edge of Night, The: TS Series. 4-2-1956 to 12-28-1984. CBS Media Owner "Sky" Schuyler who purchased WMON-TV and brought his assistant Spencer Varney (Richard Borg, 1981-1983) to Monticello to join him. 131701 1987 Edge of Power, The M News Media. Newscaster (David Ritchie). Reporter (Mark Butler). Cameraman (Paul Philpot). 131702 1960 Edge of Things, The N OWN - P Barrett, William E. Magazine Writer 131703 1997 Edge, The M DVD -R HQ 11047, 11048 News Media. Reporter (Brian Arnold). Reporter (Bob Boyd). Reporter (Kelsa Kinsly). 131704 2001 Edgemont: Web, The T DVD -R HQ 6774 Episode. 10-11-2001 School Newspaper. Jen's letter makes it into the school newspaper. Laurel doubts Mark's relationship with Jen. Craig organizes a school rally. 131705 2005 Edison M Cub Reporter Josh Pollack (Justin Timberlake) seeks mentorship from seasoned Photojournalist Moses Ashford (Morgan Freeman) who has been to most of the hot spots of the world and seen some rough stuff. Editor (Peter Kelamis). The fresh-faced journalist makes a shaky ally in a jaded reporter when he comes face to face with corrupt policemen. Public Affairs Officer (Klodyne Rodney). 131706 2006 Edison Death Machine, The M Reporter (Lew Bowling). Reporter (Amanda Carr). Reporter (Sam Carr). Reporter (Tim Hill). Reporter (William McCray). 131707 2006 Edison Force M DVD -R HQ 11456, 11461 Straight to DVD video. Reporter J.T. (Justin Timberlake) of the Edison Jewish Community Newsletter and his Pulitzer Prize-winning editor (Morgan Freeman) blow the lid off an elite squad of dirty cops called F.R.A.T. Edison is Everytown U.S.A. 131708 1984 Edison Twins, The: T Episode #3. 11-10-1984 Newspaper Vendor (Tim Burd). 131709 1940 Edison, the Man (aka Edison the Man) M DVD -R HQ 5544, 5545. L. Tracy News Media. Reporter Billy Bletcher, Nick Copeland, Ralph McCullogh, Cyril Ring). Student Reporter (Nancy Gray). Film begins with Edison, 82, interviewed by two high-school journalists. Reporter Galbreath (Frank Faylen). Newsboy (Robert Winkler). 131710 2006 Edit This M Short - Comedy Editor (Michael Berndt). 131711 1958 Edit With Lead NM Grooms, George M. Press 131712 1984 Edith and Marcel M News Media. Headlines 131713 1977 Edith's Diary N OWN - H Highsmith, Patricia Editor Edith and Brett Junkin start a newspaper in Trenton, The Brunswick Corner Bugle. Edith and Gert Junkin launched the Bugle again as a semi-monthly with increased advertising and a new price of 25 cents a copy. Lots of weekend tourists bought it as a souvenir. Eight pages. Edith reported on police and fires and did profiles of Brunswick Corner residents. Journalist Gert Junkin. in Philadelphia before she became a painter and commercial artist. Reporter Ham Hamilton was a boozy left-wing reporter in New York. Assistant Editor Carol Junkin. 131714 2000 Edith's Finger M UK. Short Film. Photographer (Steve O'Reilly). 131715 1999 Editing is Everything M Editor Joe (Pepe Serventi). 131716 1938 Editor is Crazy, The (Panj Redaktor Szaleje) M Editor Antonio Dzierzba (Adam Brodzisz) as the real editor and Bohdan Zubraye (Stanislaw Sielanski) is the would-be editor. 131717 1975 Editor Regrets, The P MLPL Brett, M. Play Index, 1973-77 Press 131718 1920 Editor-in-Chief P MLPL Ulrich, Charles Index-One Act, 1900-1923 Editor 131719 1930 Editor-in-Grief (aka Jerry Todd, Editor-in-Grief) N Edwards, Leo Editor 131720 1973 Editor, The N OWN - P Tracy, Don Editor Frank McCallister with only the front page for a weapon, he sets out on a campaign to clean up a town overrun by crime and corruption. 1932 131721 1962 Editor's Choice DT 1-14-1962 to 12-30-1962 Public Affairs Program. Interview show. Sunday-night public affairs, host Fendall Yerxa and others interviewed newsmakers 131722 1940 Editor's Daughter R Editor 131723 1903 Editor's Easy Chair SS Howells, William Dean Editor. Persona in dialogue and symposia in Harper's Monthly, 1900-1920. Chats with author. Eugenio, an author and critic, a Howells persona. Friend of the Easy Chair, a convenient conversationalist and surrogate. Observer, The Veteran, an old man who discusses critics with the Easy Chair. 131724 1898 Editor's Story, The N OWN Davis, Richard Harding In "Lion and the Unicorn" Press 131725 1886 Editor's Study SS USC Howells, William Dean Critic, an anonymous, argumentative reviewer who fires blank cartridges at authors. Dramatic and literary critics, a varied group who pass in review before the Study. 131726 1870 Editor's Tales SS Trollope, Anthony Editor 131727 2006 Editorial Cartoon: CBS Evening News with Katie Couric A OWN Margolies, Jimmy New Jersey Record reprinted in the Los Angeles Times TV News Anchor Katie Couric with the CBS Evening News on camera is saying: "Next up…North Korea's Kim Jong II talks about his new children's book…Saddam whips up a salad dressing…Plus fashion tips for hard-to-fit African dictators." 131728 2006 Editorial Cartoon: Edward R. Murrow and Katie Curic A OWN Bok, Chip Akron Beacon Journal reprinted in Newsweek 4-2006 TV News. Edward R. Murrow, in black and white, sitting alone at the CBS microphone in first panel: "Good night, and Good Luck." Second Panel: Murrow sitting next to Katie Curic, who is in color, who says, "That's Sweet." 131729 1905 Editorial Wild Oats SS OWN Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Newspaper 131730 1999 Edna McCoy's Festival M Reporter (Dennis "Goldie" Lindsey). 131731 1995 Edsel N Estleman, Loren D. Former Journalist Connie Minor is signed up by the Ford Motor Company to promote Henry Ford II's still secret dream car named after his father, Edsel in Detroit in the 1950s. The has-been Detroit journalist isn't sure he likes the car's name or design. Also confused about his love life. Drawn to a spunky Ford secretary. Gets caught between union boss and Communist-hunting local politician who blackmails him into tapping his old underworld contacts for leads on a plot to kill the union leader. Uncovers murder plan and scheme to sabotage the Edsel. Minor used to be the newspaperman of choice for Detroit's elite. Then came the Depression, the Big War and suddenly he was a hack ad writer for a hack agency. Then came the call from Ford. 131732 1999 Edtv M TV Anchor (Mark Thompson). Reporter (Julie Donatt). Reporter (Googy Gress). Reporter (Steve Kehela). Entertainment Reporter (Sam Rubin). Sports Anchor (Barry Wiggins). Interviewer (Todd Hallowell) 131733 1983 Educating Rita M Photographer (Derry Power). 131734 2006 Education of Douglas Finney N Stewart, Jeffrey BBC Interviewer who is inept and egotistical pursues Douglas Finney who becomes the main suspect when a young woman is raped. Finney is not only pursued by the journalist, but also the police. 131735 2001 Education of Max Bickford, The: T SVD 1137 News Media 131736 2001 Education of Max Bickford, The: Hearts and Minds T SVD 1118 Episode Magazine and students 131737 2002 Education of Max Bickford, The: Murder of the First T Episode #18. 3-31-2002 Interviewer (Judith Scarpone). 131738 1988 Edward Charles Brock CB Amazing Spider-Man #300 Columnist Eddie Brock (aka Venom) is a journalist for the Daily Globe. Born in New York City. Parents Carl and Jamie Brock. Journalism major in college. Height: 6'3". Blue eyes and reddish-blond hair. He has been a successful columnist for the newly revived Daily Globe until he began writing a series of articles about the "Sin-Eater murders." A bogus offender confessed to Brock about commiting the murders. While protecting the "murderer's" identity under the First Amendment, Brock wrote a series of stories in the Globe detailing his dialogue with the supposed killer. Mounting pressure from the authorities forced him to write an exclusive revealing the murderer's name. The edition of the paper sold out immediately. Spider-Man revealed the Sin-Eater's true identity (a detective) making Brock a laughingstock. He was fired from the Daily Globe and forced to write venomous drivel for scandal newspapers. His wife left him. He became Venom, hating Spider-Man for his predicament. 131739 2001 Edward Malone: Lost World, The MT VHS 1300 (4-hours, Parts 1 and 2). VHS 1292 (Part 1) Doyle, Arthur Conan (Novel) Four Hours Cub Reporter Edward Malone (Matthew Rhys) goes on expedition with Professor Challenger to the Lost World to prove his claims that dinosaurs do exist. Reporter 1 (Brian Abbott). Reporter 2 (Dominic Rowan). Reporter at Docks (Michael Bertenshaw). 131740 1960 Edward Malone: Lost World, The M SVD 1096 Doyle, Arthur Conan (Novel). Irwin Allen, Charles Bennett (Screenplay) Ness Book - Remake of 1925 film Reporter-Photographer Ed Malone (David Hedison) goes along on expedition to find plateau inhabited by dinosaurs. Pursues story and Jennifer Holmes (Jill St. John), daughter of newspaper tycoon who financed the expedition. Group encounters prehistoric creatures, a savage tribe, and another explorer who is now blind. Reporter and British Lord rivals for woman. Reporter saves British Lord from being shot. BBC Field Reporter Ted Bottomley (Ben Wright). TV Announcer (Don Forbes). American TV Announcer (Don Forbes). Reporters (Gil Stuart, George Pelling, Alex Finlayson). BBC TV Commentator (Ben Wright). 131741 1925 Edward Malone: Lost World, The M DVD -R HQ 2170, 2156. SV 215 Doyle, Arthur Conan (Novel). Marion Fairfax (Adaptation-Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Ed Malone (Lloyd Hughes) for the London Record-Journal joins an expedition to a plateau in South America inhabited by prehistoric creatures. In London, an explorer is preparing to sue the paper for not believing his story. Although the explorer has nearly killed three reporters already sent to interview him, the fumbling Malone volunteers for the assignment. His girlfriend had told him they cannot marry until he does something extraordinary. Reporter gets into explorer's lecture and is chased out of the building when he reveals he is a reporter. He climbs in through window of explorer's house and tells him his paper might finance an expedition if given exclusive rights to the story. Reporter becomes attracted to daughter of missing expedition member telling her he no longer has any obligations to his girlfriend back home. Group returns to London with baby brontosaurus who escapes and wrecks havoc. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle appears at the beginning of the film in restored version on DVD. 131742 1998 Edward Malone: Lost World, The MT Doyle, Arthur Conan (Novel) Leonard Nimoy, original adaptation Reporter Ed Malone (Julian Casey) joins Professor Challenger on an expedition to a remote plateau in Mongolia where dinosaurs still exist. 131743 1993 Edward Malone: Lost World, The M Doyle, Arthur Conan (Characters). Peter Welbeck (Screenplay Great Britain. Third remake - Ness Book Reporter Edward Malone (Eric McCormack) worked for the Calgary Herald, comes to London and gets a job on the Gazette. After a year of working on fluff pieces, he tells his boss he wants the kind of assignment that will justify his existence. Gets interview with hot-tempered professor by passing himself off as an Italian scientist. Professor calls his bluff and throws him down the stairs. Invited in when reporter says he won't press charges for the assault. Reporter goes on new expedition to prehistoric world. Wildlife photographer Jenny Nielsen (Tamara Gorski) at first rejected until her wealthy family finances the expedition. Copyboy Jim (Peter Mercer) stows away on the ship and becomes part of the group Expedition returns to London and the reporter and photographer free a baby pterodactyl and watch it fly over London. 131744 1912 Edward Malone: Lost World, The NSF OWN - H Doyle, Arthur Conan (Novel) Journalist Ed Malone of the London Daily Gazette goes to his news editor McArdle to get a dangerous and adventurous mission to impress the woman he loves. He is sent to interview Professor Challenger who has assaulted four or five journalists to determine if his claims about his trip to South America are true. After assaulting Malone, Challenger reveals his discovery of dinosaurs. After having been ridiculed for years, he invites Malone on the trip to prove his story along with another scientist and an adventurer. They go to the lost world. The team finally finds a tunnel that leads to the outside where they meet the rescue party. Upon returning to England, they present their report, which many dismiss. Challenger shows them a live Pterodactyl as proof. It escapes and flies out into the ocean. Malone returns to his love only to find out she married a clerk while he was away. With nothing to keep him in London, he volunteers to be part of a second trip to the lost world. 131745 1999 Edward Malone: Lost World, The MT Doyle, Arthur Conan Reporter Edward "Ned" Malone (William deVry) goes with Professor Challenger on an expedition to prove dinosaurs still exist. 131746 1929 Edward Malone: Professor Challenger Story: Disintegration Machine, The NM Doyle, Arthur Conan #2 Professor Challenger Novels Journalist Ed Malone with the London Daily Gazette narrates Professor Challenger's adventures. 131747 1928 Edward Malone: Professor Challenger Story: When the World Screamed NM Doyle, Arthur Conan #1 Professor Challenge Novels Journalist Ed Malone with the London Daily Gazette 131748 1992 Edward Malone: Return to the Lost World M Welbeck, Peter Sequel to Lost World filmed simultaneously Reporter Edward Malone (Erick McCormack) and photographer Jenny Nielson (Tamara Gorsky) return to the prehistoric plateau to preserve the region from destructive oil developers. 131749 1999 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: T SVD 1100, 1099, 1098, 1095, 1094, 1090 (Three Episodes), , 1041, 1036, 1031, 1029, 1027, Doyle, Arthur Conan (Novel) Episodes. The TV Series 4-1-1999 to 5-1-2002. Canadian Series. Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. 131750 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Absolute Power T DVD -R 1876 HQ Doyle, Arthur Conan (Novel) Episode #13. 1-22-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Reporter Ned Malone (David Orth) and the others come upon the ruins of a civilization destroyed by an enormous explosion. Professor George Challenger finds a powerful crystal and gains the powers of a God, pulling himself and the others into danger. 131751 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: All Or Nothing T Episode #23. 10-7-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. 131752 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Amazons T DVD -R 1724 Episode #24. 10-14-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Reporter Ned Malone, Roxton and Challenger are looking for a way off the plateau. Amazon women save them from an attack by a flock of pterodactyls in the lost world. While the Amazons celebrate by the light of a full moon, the men realize there are no other men or boys yet they are welcomed with open arms. It's breeding time and they have been chosen as studs. By the time they realize they will die as soon as they have served their purpose, it's too late to save themselves. 131753 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Barbarians at the Gate T Episode #22. 5-20-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Explores are caught in the middle of a war between two tribes. One of them will be lost, possibly forever, when this battle reaches its cliffhanger. 131754 1999 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Beast Within, The T Episode #10. 11-20-1999 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Malone, while out in the jungle, is hit in the neck with a poisoned dart and dies. A shaman heals him and Malone is brought back to life but the shaman has been driven mad. He is sentenced to die by his village, but Malone rescues him. Summerlee is kept captive and will die unless Malone, Roxton and Challenger can bring the shaman back. The shaman leads them a merry chase, having booby-trapped the jungle. But the men do eventually catch up to him and he is killed. 131755 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Birthright T Episode #18. 2-26-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Deep in the jungle, Marguerite, Challenger and Malone come upon a half-buried, mummified corpse. They are shocked when it shows signs of life. The would-be corpse is Egyptian royalty. 131756 1999 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Blood Lust T Episode #7. 10-30-1999 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Roxton's friends race against the clock to save his life after strange events cause him to become a vampire. By the time they realize they will die as soon as they have served their purpose, it's too late to save themselves. 131757 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Brothers in Arms T SVD 1201 Doyle, Arthur Conan Episode #54. 1-19-2002 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Reporter Ned Malone (David Orth) relives his baptism by fire -- his days as a battlefield correspondent during World War I -- after he's wounded by a poison dart during an attack. Caught up in this nightmarish hallucination, Malone is once again untried reporter cut off from Allied lines when an enemy advance pushes deep into No Man's Land. When the three battle-weary British soldiers who's been assigned to escort him are picked off by enemy action, the young reporter who's never fired a gun must take up arms to save his own life and the life of a wounded sergeant. 131758 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Camelot T Episode #14. 1-29-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Marguerite is the future Queen of Camelot as far as a boy King is concerned, but the explorers and Marguerite, as well as the King's crafty advisor don't agree. 131759 1999 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Cave of Fear T Episode #5. 10-16-1999 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. When Roxton and Marguerite go into a special cave to rescue Challenger, they soon find that things are not as they seem. Haunted by past mistakes, the two come dangerously close to ending their lives. Can their friends save them in time? By the time they realize they will die as soon as they have served their purpose, it's too late to save themselves. 131760 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Chosen One, The T DVD -R 1522 Doyle, Arthur Conan Episode #20. 4-22-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. At the Treehouse, Malone bonds with a woman named Kaya who kisses him passionately. What he doesn't know is that Kaya is the human host to a dying species that needs a human pair in order to reproduce. Kaya's kiss passes the parasitic creature into Malone. As Veronica wrestles with jealousy, she discovers Kaya's hold over Malone may be a deadly one. The tribe of Moya is in the bondage of the evil Goths. Roxton resolves to escort a boy back to his people. Marguerite reluctantly goes along. They reach the Moyan elders and discover the Goths won't rest until the Moyans and their friends are dead. 131761 1999 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Creatures of the Dark T Episode #11. 11-27-1999 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Tracking a stream, Malone, Challenger, Veronica and Marguerite run into a group of headhunters. There is nowhere to run or hide except in what looks like an overgrown cave opening. They dash into it only to discover it is man-made, an old-crumbling mine shaft. Loud rumbling that leads to a cave-in. Veronica escapes but the others are trapped inside. Near death from suffocation, they are saved by a part of the group banished by the mine by a plague-like disease and led by a blind little boy known as The Oracle. The boy decrees the group must remain underground forever. He is unswayed even by Challenger's discovery that the tremors are caused by a sleeping volcano waking up around them. On the outside, Veronica manages to get Roxton and Summerlee from the Treehouse, but they meet up with the headhunters. 131762 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Dead Man's Hill T DVD -R HQ 6722 Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan (Book) Episode #51. 12-1-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. The group finds itself in the Old West and can't figure out why or how. Challenger becomes the sheriff. Malone is a cold-hearted gunslinger. Veronica runs the local saloon. Marguerite is the beautiful widow who saves Roxton's life. As Roxton struggles to make sense of it all, he is drawn to a final showdown in the saloon where he must face his friends in a deadly shootout. 131763 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Divine Right T Episode #27. 11-4-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Riderless horse approaches as if on a mission. Roxton rides the horse to a mountain tribe who sacrifice a virgin to appease a monstrous dragon. Roxton saves the young woman but the only way to stop the dragon is for the rightful king to hunt it down. 131764 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Elixir, The T DVD -R HQ 2374 Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan (Book) Episode #62. 4-15-2002 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Hoping to end starvation, Challenger becomes the first human subject to test his new experimental substitute for food. But his nutritional beverage is not as successful for him as it was for his lab mice and he quickly becomes obsessed with discovering the reason why. The obsession leads to madness as Challenger is confronted by two opposing hallucinations. 131765 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: End Game T Episode #56. 2-2-2002 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Ambushed in the jungle, Roxton narrowly escapes with his life only to learn that he has apparently cheated death once too often. The Grim Reaper, in the guise of a dark seductress, is determined to add his soul to her collection. 131766 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Eye for an Eye, An T Episode #47. 11-3-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. While exploring a mysterious dinosaur bone yard, Roxton is attacked by a charging Triceratops and kills it. The bone yard is actually a scared animal burial ground protected by a beautiful, half-human, half-dinosaur guardian. 131767 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Finn T DVD -R HQ 6018. SVD 1152 Doyle, Arthur Conan Episode. #59. 2-23-2002 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Challenger constructs a machine to send the explorers back to London. But when he, Roxton and Marguerite find themselves in the same place they started from, they conclude the machine is a failure. They head back to the Treehouse only to discover the Treehouse is gone. They are now in the year 2033, 18 years after an apocalyptic war devastated every place on Earth except for the Plateau. 131768 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Fire in the Sky T Episode #50. 11-24-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Malone, Challenger and Veronica are exploring ruins on a riverbank when a man stumbles out of the jungle in a hail of deadly arrows. Malone drags the wounded man to safety, who dies in their arms issuing a cryptic message to find a man named Pierson Rice. Challenger recognizes the name as that of a vain glorious hunter whom Roxton once held in high regard. He is alive and well. He has made the natives his royal subjects, plans to eliminate the queen and marry her beautiful daughter to consolidate power. 131769 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Games T Episode #31. 1-20-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Malone, Marguerite and Roxton are taken prisoner by the Lizardmen. Malone, posing as Professor Challenger, is ordered to make gunpowder, while Roxton and Tribune are sent to the gladiators' dungeon. 131770 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Guardian, The T Episode #35. 2-17-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Challenger is knocked unconsciously by a falling pig trap while searching for medicinal herbs. Three young hunters who set the trap drag him back to their hidden village. The village is protected by an enormous plant that emits a deadly gas when disturbed and must be fed fresh meat daily. The tribe seizes Challenger and pushes him toward the plant's jaws. 131771 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Heart of the Storm T Episode #66. 5-13-2002 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Two days before Challenger's latest attempt to leave the Plateau by balloon, Veronica and Finn encounter a strange phenomenon and are briefly transported into the post-apocalyptic future of New Amazonia. 131772 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Hollow Victory T Episode #52. 12-8-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Challenger develops a new way to create lift in the balloon. All go along for a test flight, but the balloon is drawn into violent turbulence then crash lands inside the vast caldera of an extinct volcano. Explorers are trapped in a world beneath the earth's surface. With the balloon damaged and the supply of iron lost, the explorers can only survive for a matter of days in this hot and hostile environment. Malone accompanies a strong-willed warrior-in-training to a mine so get iron, but instead of raw ore, her plan is to steal from the supply of a vengeful exile. After being caught, Malone and the woman face death unless they lead him back to the balloon. 131773 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Ice Age T Episode #55. 1-26-2002 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. A bright meteor strikes the Plateau, Challenger, Roxton and Marguerite set out to investigate the impact site. Closer they get, the colder the temperature becomes. 131774 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Imposters, The T Episode #61. 4-8-2002 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Finn must make the decision of her life -- save the future or save her friends. Until an unexpected sacrifice changes everything. 131775 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Into the Fire T Episode #44. 5-26-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. British Navy dirigible flying lover over their plateau surprises the explorers. Malone, working away from the rest, is close enough to catch the last run of its boarding ladder and clambers aboard. He finds the airship damaged and without crew, but as he opens a logbook, a captain appears and knocks Malone unconscious. As the airship flies beyond view, the others hear screams from a T-Rex hatchery. Luring the dinosaur away, they rescue, not Malone as they expected but the captain who claims not to have seen Malone. Challenger and Veronica follow the airship and locate it in foothills nearby. They discover the damage is not too serious and enough fuel for three days flight off the plateau. 131776 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Journey Begins, The (1) T DVD -R HQ 2018 Episode #1. 4-3-1999. Premiere. Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Malone and the other adventurers set off to prove the existence of dinosaurs deep in the forest of the Amazon. After an unfortunate accident leaves them stranded, they must put their trust in a jungle girl to save them from the dangerous predators on the plateau. 131777 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Knife, The T Episode #49. 11-17-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. When Malone finds a knife, he is transported back to the East End of London in 1988, the scene of Jack the Ripper's brutal murders, in the nightmare of his visions. Malone sees his friends playing key roles in the crimes, both as conspirators and victims. 131778 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Legacy T Episode #64. 4-29-2002 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Led by a dream, Veronica touches her mother's pendant to a stone monolith. A flash of mysterious energy knocks her unconscious, causing her to relive her last days with her long-lost parents as a young girl. 131779 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: London Calling T DVD -R 1737 Doyle, Arthur Conan (Novel) Episode #29. 11-18-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Adventurers recover ancient map showing the escape route from the Lost World. Knowing they will face skeptics in the scientific world to which they shall return, Challenger and Malone capture a T-Rex egg to take with them.. Malone's dreams of successfully returning to his beautiful fiancée in London appear to come true. But is this what he really wants? Veronica must continue her search for her long last parents. 131780 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Man of Vision, A T DVD -R HQ 6682 Episode #43. 5-19-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Explorers experience a visitor from the past, who leads them to the edge of disaster. During a powerful thunderstorm on the plateau, all five adventurers experience dreams and visions of their "lost colleague" who disappeared into a raging waterfall. Summerlee is presumed dead. Malone sets out after this ghost and Challenger, Marguerite and Roxton follow Ned. The three are ambushed by cannibals who fancy Marguerite's arm for an aperitif. Roxton and Challenger break free and save her. The three resume their hunt for Malone only to be trapped by a hungry T-Rex. Ned meanwhile has fallen and knocked himself out. He regains consciousness, concussed and thirsty and follows Summerlee's ghost along a dry riverbed. He stumbles and twists his ankle, but still hobbles on. Summerlee appears to be leading him to the now dry waterfall where he was last seem. 131781 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Mark of the Beast T DVD -R HQ 6611 Doyle, Arthur Conan (Novel) Episode #39. 4-21-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. A missing magic stone causes havoc with Malone and others turning into animals, snakes and birds. Those infected with an amulet that leaves a mark of a dinosaur skull on their hands begin to morph into their "animal" selves. 131782 1999 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: More Than Human T DVD -R HQ 2433 Doyle, Arthur Conan Episode #3. 10-2-1999 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. When Roxton is running from a tyrannosaur, the earth suddenly swallows him up. The party follows a river to an underground ocean. After the run-in with a T-Rex they find themselves in the midst of a new civilization where lizards rules and humans are slaves. The group must find a way to escape their cold-blooded captors and their evil leader. 131783 1999 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Nectar T Episode #4. 10-9-1999 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Adventurers musts rush to find an antidote to save Summerlee's life after he is stung by a giant bee. By the time they realize they will die as soon as they have served their purpose, it's too late to save themselves. 131784 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Out of the Blue T Episode #45. 10-20-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. No escape for the Challenger Expedition when the Dirigible Captain's mysterious airship explodes in a fiery crash. But moments later, when Challenger, Roxton and Marguerite appear on a British air station in 1915 -- the same day the airship was launched on its final mission -- they realize they truly have taken the place of the captain's original crew. After two years of struggling to escape the Plateau, Challenger and his friends must now fight to return to it by once again taking flight on the doomed dirigible. 131785 1999 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Out of Time T Episode #8. 11-6-1999 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Malone, Roxton and Marguerite are mapping a series of caves trying to find one that leads off the plateau without much luck. Marguerite has been gathering gemstones in her backpack. Fog begins to fill the air around them. From out of the mist forms take shape, cloaked figures and eerie rock formations, encircling a stone slab. They find themselves surrounded by Druid-like figures. They swarm over Marguerite. The two men are restrained and she is carried away and deposited on the stone slab. She along with Roxton and Malone must go through several obstacles like headhunters and a leap of faith to accomplish Marguerite's task. 131786 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Outlaw, The T Episode #37. 3-3-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Roxton and Marguerite are looking for a way off the plateau when they discover a promising looking crevice. One through they discover an old English village where they meet a masked woman who has just robbed the local pub. She drops her bag of spoils in front of the two explorers and vanishes. They enter the pub to find the rightful owners of the loot and are promptly arrested. When Roxton tries to escape, he is shot. 131787 1999 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Paradise Found T Episode #9. 11-13-1999 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Aged guide who brought Veronica's parents to the Lost World dies in Challenger and Veronica's arms, humming "Ode to Joy," leading the explorers to seek out a hidden paradise where Veronica suspects her parents might be. By the time they realize they will die as soon as they have served their purpose, it's too late to save themselves. 131788 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Phantoms T Episode #57. 2-9-2002 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Alone in the jungle, Veronica hears piano music and discovers it is coming from a 19th century German village that suddenly appears in a fog-choked valley. 131789 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Pirate's Curse, The T DVD -R HQ 6645 Episode #41. 5-5-2001. Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Marguerite and Roxton are enjoying an intimate moment when suddenly the earth moves. They find themselves sprawled on the bottom of a pit with a pirate's skeleton and his cursed treasure chest filled with a fortune in booty. Unimpressed by a little curse, Marguerite takes it to the Treehouse. Challengers and Malone find the pirate's journal and decide to unravel the story. Traveling to the described island sea, they are ambushed by a pirate-descendant who seizes the journal. He sends his men to find the treasure, then shackles Malone in a tidal cave, leaving Challenger tied up in his shack. 131790 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Prisoner, The T Episode #30. 11-25-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Mysterious old woman, a shape-shifter, appears to Veronica convincing her that her lost parents are safe in El Dorado. She gives her directions to its entrance in a rock wall. When Veronica unwittingly releases a savage giant from captivity, Marguerite and the others must use all their skills to subdue the giant again. 131791 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Prodigal Father T DVD -R HQ 5634 Doyle, Arthur Conan (Novel) Episode #17. 2-19-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Veronica reunites with her father. The team must fight Kartas, a bounty hunter is after Veronica's father. The man Veronica thinks is her father turns out to be an imitator with deceit in mind. 131792 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Prophecy T Episode #21. 5-13-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. 131793 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Quality of Mercy T Episode #38. 3-10-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Malone and Veronica are captured by an angry mob who need slaves to mine their quarry. They soon discover that their fellow prisoners are not human, they are machines who are helping aliens repair their spaceship. 131794 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Resurrection T Episode #19. 3-4-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Malone and Veronica must defend their Treehouse from a band of cutthroats who will stop at nothing to take it from them. After days of searching the mountains for a pass off the plateau, Roxton and Marguerite are camped for the night when they are taken by surprise by Norse warriors. 131795 1999 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Salvation T Episode #6. 10-23-1999 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Challenger, Summerlee and Veronica save a little girl from drowning. Summerlee gives her mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. The tribe brands him a witch for bringing the girl back to life. Challenger has to act as Summerlee's lawyer -- if found guilty, both men will be burned at the stake. By the time they realize they will die as soon as they have served their purpose, it's too late to save themselves. 131796 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Secret, The T Episode #58. 2-16-2002 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Mysterious visitor attacks Veronica. Marguerite keeps a dangerous secret. Back on the Plateau, her friends are facing death because of her actions in the past. She has no choice but to finally reveal the real reason she funded the Challenger Expedition. 131797 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Skin Deep T Episode #28. 11-11-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. When Marguerite starts being nice to everyone, they wonder what she's up to. It is discovered her body has been possessed when she drops her spoon into a vat of boiling water and plunges her arm in to retrieve it with no ill effect. Alien invaders are skeletons that the heroes have to fight. 131798 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Source, The T Episode #32. 1-27-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. The Lost World is in the grip of a crippling drought. They are saved from a pack of thirsty Raptors by a magnificent young woman who begs them to escort her to her pueblo. She confesses she is a survivor of the original colony which had discovered the Fountain of Youth. Her supply is diminishing and she must return to the Fountain cave or die. Marguerite, with visions of eternal youth and wealth, leads the others after her. 131799 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Stone Cold T DVD -R 1724 Episode #26. 10-28-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Malone and Marguerite are strangely possessed by the spirit-wearers of their clothes in the lost world. Roxton, Marguerite and Malone head toward an ominous castle when a sudden rainstorm forces them to seek shelter. There, under a mysterious influence, the three are led to separate rooms where they each find opulent evening wear of the same vintage as that worn by a young woman who had died in Marguerite's arms. Marguerite and the two men begin to take on new personalities, eerily re-enacting a romantic triangle of intrigue with Marguerite playing Roxton against Malone as both men compete for her attention. Meanwhile Challenger and Veronica similarly find themselves at the castle where they are welcomed by Roxton, Marguerite and Malone, all strangely possessed by the spirit-wearers. 131800 1999 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Stranded (2) T Episode #2. 4-3-1999. Pilot Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Marguerite makes a deal with a local chieftain to get off the Plateau. The deal is to hand over Veronica to the chief for marriage, something she wants no part of. Like all such schemes, things don't work out as planned and the team must fight a variety of threats in order to save the chief's daughter, Veronica's virtue and their own necks. By the time they realize they will die as soon as they have served their purpose, it's too late to save themselves. 131801 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Survivors T Episode #40. 4-28-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Challenger and Marguerite discover an ancient Temple whose entrance is guarded by a carving of three armed warriors. When Marguerite falls into a pit of spikes, Challenger must leave her to get help. As he leaves, the Guardians come to life. While Marguerite lies bleeding, she hallucinates. As Challenger is returning with the others, the Guardians attack them with invincible strength, but stop suddenly when they see Malone bleeding from a chest wound. While Veronica takes Malone home, the others hurry to the temple. Challenger is confronted by William Maple White, a dead colleague whose journals had led him to the Lost World. 131802 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Suspicion T Episode #60. 3-2-2002 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Lost archaeological expedition discovers a mysterious burial urn -- and suffers the consequence. 131803 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Tapestry T Episode #62. 4-22-2002 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. When Challenger discovers the wreckage of a World War I transport plane, he's captured by its pilot. 131804 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Time After Time T Episode #16. 2-12-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Explores find a gateway that can transport them back home. But following them are enemies who do not want them to return and one who does but wants them to bring a deadly virus with them. 131805 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Tourist Season T Episode #25. 10-21-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Challenger is trying to harness the energy of lightning when a gigantic bolt splits the sky. In a blinding flash, the ground is scorched and by some miracle no one is injured. In the silence after the thunder, the sputtering sound of a small engine is heard and a small plane appears in the distant sky. It drops from view crashing into the jungle. All survive -- four modern day tourists. They are set upon by a hostile tribe and taken prisoner. The adventurers arrive to find only the disabled plane. Challenger and Malone set about trying to repair it. The others see about the new visitors. 131806 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Trapped T DVD -R HQ 6107 (Mislabeled as 6106). Episode #65. 5-6-2002 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. A peaceful day of exploration turns deadly when a sudden explosion traps Marguerite and Roxton in an underground chamber. Their only hope for escape is Challenger, but the same explosion has left him with no memory of who he is or what has happened. Meanwhile, a contest of friendly rivalry between Veronica and Finn leads to an enigmatic discovery of the Treehouse, as another memory from Veronica's childhood is literary uncovered. Faced with certain death, Roxton and Marguerite reveal emotions best left buried, so that even if they do survive their ordeal, there's a chance their relationship will not. 131807 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Travelers, The T Episode #46. 10-27-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. While searching for the missing Malone, Marguerite is saved from a cannibal attack by a dashing trio of bandits. They want ransom for her. When the explorers deliver the ransom they are shocked to see that Marguerite isn't a prisoner. She appears to have joined the gang. 131808 1999 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Tribute T Episode #12. 1-15-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Malone, Marguerite and Summerlee are taken prison by a World War I pilot who is still fighting the war. They find him in his crashed plane, unconscious and bring him back to the Treehouse. Malone starts to work on fixing the plane while Marguerite nurses the pilot. Apparently they had met before on opposing sides of the war. He overpowers her and leads her at gunpoint out to the plane now able to fly again, thanks to Malone. The pilot is determined to kill Marguerite before he flies back to civilization, but Summerlee steps in front of her and tells the pilot that he will not turn the prop on the plane if he shoots her. Malone says the same thing. The pilot leaves saying mysteriously that he wonders if they know what kind of woman they are so gallantly protecting. Later, Marguerite sits on the balcony of the Treehouse deep in thought. 131809 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Trophies T DVD -R HQ 2120 Doyle, Arthur Conan (Novel) Episode #33. 2-3-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Gunfire shatters the lost world when trophy hunters try to capture a child. Veronica swings through the jungle to save him and becomes the hunters' new target. She escapes to the Treehouse to warn her friends just ahead of the hunters. One of the hunters declares that he has been commissioned to locate the Challenger expedition and help them return to England. Despite Veronica's warnings, and Marguerite's suspicions, the hunters are welcomed and set up camp nearby. 131810 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: True Spirit T DVD -R HQ 2034 Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan (Book) Episode #48. 11-10-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. To save Malone, Challenger and his team risk unleashing a supernatural killer. An unsettling dream and a ghostly encounter convince Veronica that Malone is trapped in the spirit realm and needs her help to escape. At the same time, Assai and Challenger investigate a mysterious symbol burned into a field of grass, a mark of a bloodthirsty warlord who was overthrown and died swearing to return form the grave to wreak vengeance on the living. Back at the Treehouse, Marguerite and Veronica use a Ouija board to contact Malone, which results in a frightening display of poltergeist-like activity, and a brief but terrifying manifestation of the warlord. Assai is convinced that any new attempt to rescue Malone from the spirit realm threatens to release the war lord instead. 131811 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Under Pressure T DVD -R 1754 Episode #36. 2-24-2001. Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Reporter Ned Malone, Roxton and Veronica are taken prisoners by Alex, a kobold. Holt is constructing a uranium generator to allow the kobolds to live above ground. It turns out the underground dwellers need Challenger's scientific expertise to help them evolve above ground. 131812 2000 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Unnatural Selection T Episode #15. 2-5-2000 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Summerlee, Malone and Marguerite meet an elderly woman who has a radio headset. Challenger, Roxton and Veronica come upon an old friend of Challenger's who resembles the sadistic creator Dr. Moreau. 131813 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Visitor, The T Episode #42. 5-12-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. When Malone is slashed by a beast in the jungle, he shoots wildly. While looking for the animal, he and Veronica come across her childhood sweetheart wounded and warning them of the danger from this beast. Later that night the team is disturbed by a howling animal and discovers the man is gone and Malone feverish. Marguerite stays to nurse Malone, the others to search for the man hoping to learn more about Malone's condition. Veronica leads them to his village where only a witchdoctor and a few warriors remain. The witchdoctor tells them the man has become a werewolf and must be killed by silver or fire. There is no cure. She gives Veronica a potion to delay the onset of Malone's transformation, then sends Challenger and Roxton to the Valley of Shadows where the werewolves live. 131814 2001 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Voodoo Queen T DVD -R HQ 6401 Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan (Book) Episode #34. 2-10-2001 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. Danielle crafts a voodoo doll of Roxton, putting him in her control. She lures him back to her village. When the others discover that Roxton has been enslaved, they quickly devise a plan to infiltrate the village and rescue him. 131815 2002 Edward Malone: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Witch's Calling, A T Episode #53. 1-12-2002 Reporter Edward "Ned" T. Malone (David Orth) of the International Herald Tribune hopes to get the ultimate story in The Lost World. He is no longer a British journalist, but a American journalist named Ned Malone. A powerful witch threatened by Challenger's science calls upon her two beautiful acolytes to help undo his power. Two young witches distract Roxton and Malone. Challenger is intrigued by the witch's power and lowers his guard. The witch sabotages Challenger's newest invention and almost kills him. Marguerite's quick thinking saves the scientist from his own folly. 131816 1990 Edward R. Murrow DT B 33 Journalist Edward R. Murrow 131817 1990 Edward Scissorhands M Reporter (Carmen J. Alexander). Reporter (Marc Macaulay). Reporter (Brett Rice). TV Newswoman (Victoria Price). Editor (Peter Palmer). 131818 2006 Edward Scissorhands MUS Ballet Reporters trying to interview Edward Scissorhands and other people in the community to get the story first. 131819 1591 Edward the Second P Marlowe, Christopher News. Act I Scene IV. Pembroke: This will be good news to the common sort. … King Edward: Repeal'd! The news is too sweet to be true? 131820 1960 Edwin Newman Reporting DT Host Edwin Newman 131821 2001 Ee Parakkum Thalika MF India News Media. TV Reporter (Praseetha). 131822 1987 Een gang stromer TF Denmark Journalist (Kurt Thyboe). TV Producer (Claus Ib Olsen). 131823 1991 Eerie, Indiana: ATM With a Heart of Gold T Episode #3. 9-29-1991 Anchorman (Doug Llewelyn). 131824 1992 Eerie, Indiana: Tornado Days T Episode #12. 3-1-1992 Weatherman Wally (Kelly Connell). 131825 1992 Eerie, Indiana: Zombies in P.J.s T Episode #17. 4-22-1992 Anchorman (Doug Llewelyn). 131826 1967 Efraim N Andersch, Alfred Switzerland Journalist 131827 2005 Efterlyst TF 1991- Series Reporter Tygmordet (Johanna Grenz, 2005). 131828 2006 Egal wie. Doro will zum Fernsehen NJ Schowe, Markus Germany TV Journalist 131829 1956 Egen ingang MF Photographer Rolf Lovgren (Sven-Eric Gamble) 131830 2000 Egerszegi MF Reporter (Tamas Vitray). 131831 1947 Egg and I, The M L Photographer (Ralph Littlefield). Announcer (Norman Leary) 131832 1937 Egghead Rides Again C L. Vol. 3, Golden Age Newspaper Advertisement - Want Ad 131833 1960 Eglima sta paraskinia MF Journalist Makris (Alekos Alexandrakis). 131834 1879 Egoist, The N OWN - P Meredith, George Press 131835 1920 Egoist, The P USC Meredith George-Alfred Sutro Play from the Novel by George Meredith. Arranged for the stage by George Meredith and Alfred Sutro. Writer Vernon Whitford "serving with your pen in London. He will say you are worth too much for that." 131836 1951 Egypt Speaks DT Short Interviewer-Narrator James A. FitzPatrick. 131837 1981 Egyptian president Anwar Sadat shooting DT Reporters 131838 1979 Ehe der Maria Braun, Die MF Reporter (Martin Haussler) 131839 1957 Ehen in Philippsburg N Walser, Martin Germany TV and Print 131840 1959 Ei ruumiita makuuhuoneesen MF Finland Newsreader (Hugo Ahlberg - Voice). 131841 2004 Ei verbibbsch - Das Comedy Kombinat TF Germany. Series TV Anchor (Thomas Nicholai). 131842 1991 Eich Laharos Shaa DF Israel. Series 1991-1994. Anchorman Dudi Cohen. Anchorman Avi Meshulam. TV magazine produced by Israeli teenagers and show on Israel's Children channel in 1993. Magazine Staff: Lily Ber, Gil Friedman, Ran Levy, Reut Piram, Jonathan Tal, Golan Yochpaz, Dany Zavaro. 131843 1961 Eichmann on Trial DT Series. 4-16-1961 to 8-20-1961. ABC TV Newsmen-Host Bill Shadel (Host) of ABC News, and ABC Reporters Quincy Howe, Martin Levin and Yale Newman file reports 131844 1989 Eifel-Blues NM Berndorf, Jacques Preute Germany Journalist 131845 1997 Eifel-Feuer NM Berndorf, Jacques Preute Germany Journalist 131846 1995 Eifel-Filz NM Berndorf, Jacques - Preute Germany Journalist 131847 1993 Eifel-Gold NM Berndorf, Jacques - Preute Germany Journalist 131848 1998 Eifel-Jagd NM Berndorf, Jacques Preute Germany Print and Radio 131849 2002 Eifel-Liebe NM Berndorf, Jacques Preute Germany Journalist 131850 2000 Eifel-Müll NM Berndorf, Jacques - Preute Germany Journalist. Radio Journalist. 131851 1997 Eifel-Ralley NM Berndorf, Jacques Preute Germany Journalist 131852 1996 Eifel-Schnee NM Berndorf, Jacques Preute Germany Journalist 131853 1999 Eifel-Sturm NM Berndorf, Jacques Preute Germany Journalist 131854 2004 Eifel-Träume NM Berndorf, Jacques = Preute Germany Journalist 131855 2001 Eifel-Wasser NM Berndorf, Jacques - Preute Germany Journalist 131856 1976 Eigentlich wollte ich nach Indien - Baron Victor von Plessen und seine Filme DF West Germany. Short Interviewer Christian Herrendoerfer. 131857 1975 Eiger Sanction, The M DVD. L Reporter (Jack Kosslyn) 131858 1997 Eight Annual Rock N' Jock Softball Challenge DT Reporter (Carmen Electra). Announcers Chris Connelly, Van Earl Wright. 131859 2006 Eight Days To Live MT Reporter (Ben Ayres). 131860 1939 Eight Faces at Three (aka Death at Three) N Rice, Craig (Georgiana Ann Randolph Craig) PR Publicist Jake and Helene Justus. Jake is variously a publicist, a television producer, a night club owner, none too successfully. 14 books featuring John J. Malone and the Justuses, 1939-1967 131861 1975 Eight Is Enough N OWN - P Braden, Tom Columnist in Washington D.C. 131862 1989 Eight Is Enough Wedding, An MT Newspaperman Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) is back from 1977-81 series as newspaperman with eight kids 131863 1977 Eight Is Enough: T Series March 15, 1977-August 29, 1981. 112 Episodes. Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131864 1980 Eight Is Enough: (Finally) Grad Night T Episode #90 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131865 1978 Eight Is Enough: All the Vice President's Men T Episode #46. 11-22-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131866 1977 Eight Is Enough: All's Fair in Love and War T Episode #20. 11-23-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131867 1978 Eight Is Enough: Alone At Last T Episode #49. 12-6-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131868 1980 Eight Is Enough: And Baby Makes Nine T Episodes #91-#92. 10-29-1980 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131869 1979 Eight Is Enough: Arrivals T Episode #74. 11-28-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131870 1978 Eight Is Enough: Author, Author! T Episode #26. 1-11-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131871 1977 Eight Is Enough: Bard and the Bod, The T Episode #16. 11-2-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131872 1981 Eight Is Enough: Best Little Telethon in Sacramento, The T Episode #106. Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131873 1979 Eight Is Enough: Best of Friends T Episode #56. 2-7-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131874 1979 Eight Is Enough: Better Part of Valour T Episode #58. 2-21-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131875 1979 Eight Is Enough: Big Shoes, Little Feet T Episode #69. 10-24-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131876 1978 Eight Is Enough: Boyfriend, The T Episode #30. 2-15-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131877 1980 Eight Is Enough: Bradford vs. Bradford T Episode #84 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131878 1981 Eight Is Enough: Bradfordgate T Episode #99 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131879 1980 Eight Is Enough: Bradfordgate T Episode #98. Columnist-Editor Tom Bradford on the local newspaper. Reporter (Theresa Hayes). Reporter (Casey King). Reporter (Dale Reynolds). Reporter (Bill Wiley). 131880 1979 Eight Is Enough: Brotherhood, Sisterhood T Episode #76. 12-5-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131881 1977 Eight Is Enough: Children of the Groom T Episodes #17-#18. 11-9-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131882 1978 Eight Is Enough: Cinderella's Understudy T Episode #39. 9-27-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131883 1980 Eight Is Enough: Commitment, The T Episode #81 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131884 1978 Eight Is Enough: Cops and Toddlers T Episode #42. 10-25-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131885 1980 Eight Is Enough: Courage To Be, The T Episode #79 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131886 1979 Eight Is Enough: Cupid Crisis, The T Episode #65. 9-12-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131887 1979 Eight Is Enough: Dads, Daughters, Different Drummers T Episode #59. 2-28-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento Joanie falls for the local drama critic who gave her a good review. Tom thinks he is a phony and tries to break up their romance. Editor (Al Ruscio). 131888 1977 Eight Is Enough: Dark Horse T Episode #15. 10-26-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131889 1981 Eight Is Enough: Darlene Dilemma T Episode #100 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131890 1981 Eight Is Enough: David's Rib T Episode #102 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131891 1978 Eight Is Enough: Dear Ms. Dinah T Episode #24. 1-25-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131892 1979 Eight Is Enough: Devil and the Mr. Bradford, The T Episode #68. 10-3-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131893 1977 Eight Is Enough: Double Trouble T Episode #13. 10-5-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131894 1987 Eight Is Enough: Family Reunion, A MT SV 188 Newspaperman Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) is back from 1977-81 series as newspaperman with eight kids 131895 1978 Eight Is Enough: Fast and Loose T Episode #44. 11-8-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131896 1981 Eight Is Enough: Father Knows Best T Episode #112.5-23-1981 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131897 1979 Eight Is Enough: Fathers and Other Strangers (1) T Episode #70. 10-31-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131898 1979 Eight Is Enough: Fathers and Other Strangers (2) T Episode #71. 11-7-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131899 1979 Eight Is Enough: Final Days, The T Episode #60. 3-7-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento Youth-oriented article Tom wrote in his column runs into trouble with a senior citizen and inspires a picket line in the Bradford's front yard. Reporter (Fred Holliday). 131900 1979 Eight Is Enough: Final Days, The T Episode #59. 3-7-1979 Reporter (Fred Holliday). 131901 1978 Eight Is Enough: Flunked and the Funked, The T Episode #41. 10-18-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131902 1980 Eight Is Enough: Generations T Episode #95. 11-19-1980 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131903 1977 Eight Is Enough: Gipper Caper, The T Episode #9. 8-10-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131904 1981 Eight Is Enough: Goals T Episode #111. 5-16-1981 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131905 1979 Eight Is Enough: Graduates, The T Episode #61. 5-2-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131906 1978 Eight Is Enough: Great Expectations T Episode #31. 2-22-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131907 1978 Eight Is Enough: Hair of the Dog, A T Episode #25. 1-4-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131908 1978 Eight Is Enough: Hard Hats and Hard Heads T SVD 1094 Episode #28. 2-1-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento. David quits his construction job and joins the newspaper as a copyboy. 131909 1978 Eight Is Enough: Here We Go Again T Episode #38. 9-20-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131910 1978 Eight Is Enough: Hipbone's Connected to the Thighbone, The T Episode #43. 11-1-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131911 1977 Eight Is Enough: Hit and Run T Episode #8. 4-26-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento Joanie has a fender-bender with a real estate developer who is upset with Bradford's column opposing his project. 131912 1980 Eight Is Enough: Holly T Episode #96. 11-26-1980 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131913 1979 Eight Is Enough: Horror Story T Episode #54. 1-24-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131914 1979 Eight Is Enough: I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do T Episode #66. 9-19-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131915 1977 Eight Is Enough: I Quit T Episode #19. 11-16-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento Tom and Abby take the kids to San Francisco where Tom is scheduled to accept an award for his column and the trip doubles as a honeymoon. 131916 1981 Eight Is Enough: Idolbreaker (1) T Episode #108. 4-11-1981 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento. Anchorman (Dudley Knight). 131917 1981 Eight Is Enough: Idolbreaker (2) T Episode #109. 4-18-1981 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131918 1981 Eight Is Enough: If The Glass Slipper Fits T Episode #105 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131919 1979 Eight Is Enough: Inlaws and Outlaws T Episode #53. 1-17-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131920 1977 Eight Is Enough: Is There a Doctor in the House? T Episode #10. 9-14-1977. Season 2 Opener. Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131921 1980 Eight Is Enough: Jeremy T Episode #93. 11-5-1980 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento. Anchorman (Chris Capen). Cameraman (Bob McClurg). 131922 1979 Eight Is Enough: Just the Ten of Us T Episode #55. 1-31-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131923 1979 Eight Is Enough: Kid Who Came To Dinner, The T Episode #57. 2-14-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131924 1979 Eight Is Enough: Letter to One Bradford T Episode #72. 11-14-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131925 1980 Eight Is Enough: Little Triangle, A T Episode #89 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131926 1978 Eight Is Enough: Long Night's Journey Into Day T Episode #32. 3-1-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131927 1978 Eight Is Enough: Lost Weekend, The T Episode #33. 4-28-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131928 1980 Eight Is Enough: Maltese Airline Bag T Episode #97. 12-3-1980 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131929 1979 Eight Is Enough: Marriage and Other Flights of Fancy T Episodes #62-#63. 5-9-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131930 1979 Eight Is Enough: Mary, He's Married T Episode #77. 12-12-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131931 1980 Eight Is Enough: Matter of Mentors, A T Episode #87 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento Joanie gets an important assignment at work but Jeffrey Trout (Nicholas Pryor) believes that the boss will be expecting a favor in return. Joanie blows her chance a big story. An experienced reporter makes her his partner and the result is an important scoop. Newscaster (Mario Machado). Newscaster (Hettie Lynne Hurtes). Newscaster (Eda Zahl). Michael Hayes (Monte Markham) 131932 1980 Eight Is Enough: Memories T Episode #85. Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131933 1979 Eight Is Enough: Merle the Pearl T Episode #64. 9-5-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131934 1978 Eight Is Enough: Milk and Sympathy T Episode #40. 10-11-1978. Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131935 1977 Eight Is Enough: Mortgage Burnin' Blues T Episode #14. 10-19-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131936 1979 Eight Is Enough: Mother's Rule T Episode #52. 1-10-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131937 1979 Eight Is Enough: Moving Out T Episode #51. 1-3-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131938 1978 Eight Is Enough: Much Ado About Garbage T Episode #27. 1-18-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento Tom's column about garbage causes a controversy when he writes a tongue-in-cheek column. That's when his troubles start to pile up, along with his garbage. Tom is prepared to go to jail rather than reveal his source for his column. 131939 1980 Eight Is Enough: My Son, the Prom Queen T Episode #78 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131940 1977 Eight Is Enough: Never Try Eating Nectarines Since Juice May Dispense (aka Pilot) T Episode #1. 3-15-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131941 1979 Eight Is Enough: Night They Raided Bradfords, The T Episode #75. 12-3-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131942 1978 Eight Is Enough: Nine Is Too Much T Episode #37. 9-13-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131943 1980 Eight Is Enough: Official Positions T Episode #86. Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento Tom is jealous when a publisher offers to publish Abby's thesis and Tom can't get his manuscript accepted. They pool their efforts, after competitive feelings are straightened out, to co-author his book. 131944 1977 Eight Is Enough: Pieces of Eight T Episode #3. 3-29-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento Bradford's chance at managing the newspapers run into trouble when the printers go on strike. The whole family pitches in to help earn extra money. 131945 1978 Eight Is Enough: Poor Little Rich Girl T Episode #34. 5-3-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131946 1977 Eight Is Enough: Quarantine T Episode #6. 4-19-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131947 1977 Eight Is Enough: Return of Auntie V, The T Episode #21. 11-30-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131948 1980 Eight Is Enough: Return of Joe Simons, The T Episode #83. Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131949 1980 Eight Is Enough: Roll Over Bradford T Episode #88 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131950 1977 Eight Is Enough: Schussboomer T Episode #2. 3-22-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento. Reporter (Rick Gates). Assignment Editor (Mark Schneider). 131951 1981 Eight Is Enough: Second Thoughts T Episode #101. 1-21-1981 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento Joanie is tied of not getting any serious assignments at work and Abby encourages her to take a leave of absence to evaluate her career and falls for a co-worker. Jeffrey Trout (Nicholas Pryor). Assignment Editor (Mark Schneider). Cameraman (Bob McClurg). Reporter (Rick Gates). 131952 1980 Eight Is Enough: Semi-Centennial Bradford T Episode #80. Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento Tom feels the pressure of the youth movement at work and believes that the Register wants to replace him with a younger columnist. 131953 1979 Eight Is Enough: Separate Ways T Episode #73. 11-21-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131954 1978 Eight Is Enough: Seven Days in February T Episode #29. 2-8-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131955 1980 Eight Is Enough: Seven More Days in February T Episode #82 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131956 1981 Eight Is Enough: Starting Over T Episode #110. 5-9-1981 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131957 1980 Eight Is Enough: Strike T Episode #98. 12-10-1980 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento Caught up in a newspaper strike and laid-off, Tom tries to bring the feuding parties together thanks to something Nicholas says about giving and compromise. To save everyone money, Nicholas starts a barter system for the family. Bradford's have a five-car pile-up in their driveway. 131958 1979 Eight Is Enough: Ten Ships In the Night T Episode #67. 9-26-1979 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131959 1977 Eight Is Enough: Trial Marriage T Episode #11. 9-21-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131960 1977 Eight Is Enough: Triangles T Episode #12. 9-28-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131961 1977 Eight Is Enough: Turnabout T Episode #5. 4-12-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131962 1977 Eight Is Enough: V Is for Vivian T Episode #7. 4-19-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131963 1981 Eight Is Enough: Vows T Episode #103 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131964 1978 Eight Is Enough: War Between the Bradfords T Episode #45. 11-15-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131965 1981 Eight Is Enough: Way We Were, The T Episode #104 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento Upset by Tom's refusal to give him money, one of his sons, Nicholas, get a job delivering a rival newspaper. 131966 1980 Eight Is Enough: Welcome To Memorial Dr. Bradford T Episode #94. 11-12-1980 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131967 1978 Eight Is Enough: Who's Crazy Here? T Episode #36. 9-6-1978. Season 3 Opener. Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131968 1978 Eight Is Enough: Who's on First? T Episode #35. 5-10-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131969 1977 Eight Is Enough: Women, Ducks and the Domino Theory T Episode #4. 4-5-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131970 1978 Eight Is Enough: Yearning Point, The T Episode #50. 12-13-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131971 1977 Eight Is Enough: Yes, Nicholas, There Is a Santa Claus T Episodes #22-#23. 12-14-1977 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131972 1981 Eight Is Enough: Yet Another Seven Days in February T Episode #107. 4-4-1981 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131973 1978 Eight Is Enough: You Won't Have Nicholas To Kick Around Anymore T Episodes #47-#48. 11-29-1978 Columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten) writes for the Sacramento Register. Joanie Bradford (Laurie Walters), researcher, then reporter for KTNS-TV, Channel 8 in Sacramento 131974 1988 Eight Men Out M DVD -R HQ 10441, 10442, 10443. L Asinof, Eliot (Book). John Sayles (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriters Ring Lardner (John Sayles), Hugh Fullerton (Studs Terkel). Writers (Robert Walsh, Matthew Harrington, Richard Lynch, Gary Williams, Michael Harris). Newspaper Reporter (John E. Blazier). Reporter (Steve Salge). Reporter (Jim Stark). Fullerton becomes suspicious of the 1919 White Sox team that they may have been paid off to throw the World Series. He and Lardner keep separate scorecards and circle any players they suspect. They compare notes afterwards. Lardner recites "I'm Forever Blowing Ballgames" song parody at the players. The scandal is fully exposed but the press and the public are divided on guilt or innocence. Fullerton is attacked in an editorial. "Such writers are leeches, sucking the life blood of honest sportsmen, and should never again be allowed to darken the threshold of a professional arena…These writers use up valuable newspaper space that would be better employed for an expose…." "…of long-nosed, thick-lipped gambling elements that prey upon the boys in the field." Fullerton responds, "Makes you proud to be a sportswriter, doesn't it?" Reporter (Brad Griffith). 131975 1997 Eighteenth Angel, The M News Reporter (Chris Myers) 131976 1967 Eighth Day, The N OWN - H Wilder, Thornton Newspaperman Roger Ashley who climbs to fame and the promise of fortune in Chicago's newspaper world 131977 2008 Eighth Plague, The N Fitzharris, Kyle C. Pulitzer-Prize winning Journalist Terry Riley, senior political reporter for the Washington Post, can’t seem to catch a break. He’s received death threats and taken on his share of scumbags, but this day trumps it all. He’s been skewered by a corrupt local politician, served a court summons from his ex-wife, and discovered his girlfriend up and left, taking most of his stuff with her. A great day. Things are about to get worse. Riley decides to cover the first International Summit on the Environment in Mexico City. Despite still being a wanted man in Mexico, he burns to uncover the deceit surrounding the politician and heads south of the border. But when he arrives, he learns that thousands of Chiapas rebel villagers in the Mexican Badlands are being wiped out by a sadistic general and a mysterious epidemic, and he’s landed smack in the middle of it all. Forced to align himself with a rebel leader to stay alive and to get his story. Riley is thrust into a web of political corruption, illegal drugs, and genocide. But this isn’t new territory for jaded and cynical Riley, and he’s about to get the story of his career -- if he lives that long. 131978 1995 Eighth Wonder, The M Australian Opera News Media. Reporters (Stephen Matthews, Nicholas Davidson). 131979 2005 Eigo de shabera-night: TF Episode #16. 8-3-2005 Interviewer (Catherine Seto). 131980 2004 Eiland, Het: Geel! TF Episode #3. Journalist (Rudy Begas). 131981 1992 Ein Bild von einem Mann N Danella, Utta (Utta Schneider) Germany Journalist 131982 1967 Ein ehrlicher Mensch N Hoff, Kay Germany Journalist 131983 1970 Ein gewisser Herr D N Lauterbach, Hermann Otto (Hermann Otto) Germany Journalist 131984 1990 Ein heimatloser Typ. Abenteuerroman N Kerndl, Rainer Germany Journalist 131985 1995 Ein Leutnant in Paris N Blickensdörfer, Hans Germany Journalist 131986 1955 Ein Mann im schönsten Alter N Schneider-Schelde, Rudolf Germany Journalist 131987 1978 Ein Mann ist immer unterwegs N Heinrich, Willi Germany TV Journalist 131988 1981 Ein mittelmäßiger Mord NM Cartier, L.T. (Pseudonym eines deutschen Autorenpaares) Germany TV Journalist 131989 2002 Ein perfekter Freund N Suter, Martin Switzerland Journalist 131990 1984 Ein Stück vom Leben N Noack, Barbara Germany Journalist 131991 1981 Eine Falle aus Papier N Kirst, Hans Hellmuth Germany Journalist 131992 2003 Eine Frau eine Wohnung ein Roman N Genazino, Wilhelm Germany Journalist 131993 1980 Eine kleine Kraft (1987 beim Goldmann Verlag unter dem Titel "Der schwarze Faktor") N Molsner, Michael Germany Journalist 131994 1993 Eine Reise nach Genf. Ein Siggi Baumeister Krimi NM Berndorf, Jacques Preute Germany Journalist 131995 1978 Einer will's gewesen sein NM Bosetzky, Horst Germany Journalist 131996 1965 Einmal noch nach Babylon N Müller-Felsenburg, Alfred Germany Journalist 131997 1979 Eischied: Demon, The (Two Parts) T Rodgers, Mark Episodes. 9-21, 28- 1979 News Media 131998 1961 Eisenhower on the Presidency DT Journalist Walter Cronkite, first of three interviews 131999 1958 Eiserne Gustav, Der MF Journalist Mahrenholz (Manfred Grothe). 132000 2005 Ek Ajnabee MF News Media. News Reporter (Pooja Bedi). 132001 1990 Ekdikisi tou patera, I MF Reporter (Yiorgos Mylonas) 132002 2007 Ekipa TF Reporters (Bartosz Glogowski, Patrycja Soliman, Joanna Szurmie) 132003 2003 EKN Worldwide Kids News T TV Anchors Mwanzza Brown, Haley Cohen. Reporters Natalie Distler, Cody Gifford, John Meyers, Jenna Ruggiero, Lily Wen. 132004 1988 Eksistens: TF Editor-in-Chief Ekstra Bladet (Victor Andreasen - Himself). Host (Jorgen Thorgaard - Himself). 132005 2003 Ektachrome MF France. Short Film. Photographer (David Brossay). 132006 1970 El Assifa MF TV Reporter (Pierre Nadeau) 132007 2005 El Che de los Gay DT Spain Gay Journalist Activist Victor Hugo Robles. The life and social battles of Robles is depicted in this autobiographical film. 132008 1928 El Tigre Was Bad SM Tipton, Everett, H. Black Mask, Aug. 1928, Vol. 11, No. 6, pp. 106-115 Reporter in Juarez (Chihuahua) Bobby Warren, 132009 1995 El-Hazard: The Wanderers C Akiyama, Katsuhio Japan. 1995-1996. 26 episode TV series. Anime. High School Broadcast Club Member Nanami Jinnai is highly independent and strongly entrepreneurial, going so far as to take payment from the high school's Broadcast Club to grill her brother over the fraudulent election results on campus television. 132010 2004 Elaan MF Bollywood Journalist (Ameesha Patel) 132011 1955 Elaine Stinson, Campus Reporter NJ OWN - H Faber, Doris Reporter. Story of a coed who gets a reporter's job on a city paper. Covers the campus. Depicts real situations without glamorizing journalism 132012 1994 Eldon Larkin: Banjo Boy N Kohler, Vincent #3 Eldon Larion Mysteries Investigative Reporter Eldon Lark of the South Coast Sun in damp Port Jerome on the Northwest Coast in Oregon. Larkin finds that he's a wagering man. All he wants in life is a meaningful relationship, a reliable car, and time to go fly-fishing. But when a quarter-ton pimp-gambler-pornographer is murdered with a shotgun, Elton's editor assigns him the story. Larkin falls for the area's new beautiful deputy D.A. The two meet at the crime scene. He must unravel the weird murder -- with the help of a prostitute, a British gardener in cowboy boots, a gay piano player, and a cop who solves cases through dreams. Soon he's up to his neck in topiary, strip poker and card room intrigue as he tries to win the biggest bet of his life. If he cracks the case before the police, he'll bed down the pretty prosecutor. 132013 1990 Eldon Larkin: Rainy North Woods N OWN - P Kohler, Vincent #1 Eldon Larkin Mysteries Reporters Eldon Lark and Shelly Sherwood cover events for a scandal sheet, the South Coast Sun, in damp Port Jerome on the Northwest Coast in Oregon. Hearing that an elephant has crushed to death a Vietnamese immigrant, go-getter Shelly and the less driven but smitten Eldon rush in for the story. The reporters meet a dotty old man building a tower to guide UFOs on a hillside near a community of Vietnamese refugees. They go after the story that includes Big Foot appearing in person and the old man's alien visitors. 132014 1996 Eldon Larkin: Raven's Widows N Kohler, Vincent #4 Eldon Larkin Mysteries Investigative Reporter Eldon Lark of the South Coast Sun in damp Port Jerome on the Northwest Coast in Oregon. Larkin leaves the rainy north to take a well-deserved Alaskan fishing vacation. He is looking forward for some respite from her persistent romantic troubles and his demanding gout-ridden editor, but his plans for a little peace and quiet quickly go awry. After almost being run down by a runaway totem pole, Eldon meets Anita Povey, the attractive editor of a local Alaskan paper. Preying on his weakness, Anita has little trouble convincing Eldon to turn his vacation into a busman's holiday. She convinces him to write for her paper, fish from her house and maybe even something more. But then Eldon discovers the body of an unpleasant Indian artist shot and then crushed under one of his own totem poles. Determined to get the story and impress the girl, Eldon once again finds himself in the middle of a very strange murder. More complications include Anita's daughter and a sexually competitive blond widow. 132015 1992 Eldon Larkin: Rising Dog N OWN - H Kohler, Vincent #2 Eldon Larkin Mysteries Investigative Reporter Eldon Lark of the South Coast Sun in damp Port Jerome on the Northwest Coast in Oregon. Larkin is disparaging when a former alcoholic tugboat captain turned preacher says he has brought his dead dog back to life. But the reporter sees a legitimate story when the preacher and his witless followers vow to fight a condo development proposed for the landfill next to their trailer-camp church grounds. After the "resurrected" dog finds a mummified foot in the landfill, a radical environmentalist is murdered. Investigating these events brings the sex-starved Larkin into contact with nymphomaniacal equestrienne, the environmentalist's former girl friend. She's also the daughter of a county commissioner who is an outspoken condo supporter. More skeletons, Scandinavian bikers, and secret jujitsu cults. 132016 1976 Eleanor and Franklin M Reporter Joe McCall (Edward Winter) on Funeral Train. 132017 1977 Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years T News Media 132018 2006 Elect, The N Gilbert, James Public Relations Executive Sandy is the wife of Reed Thompson, the country’s leading conservative talk radio host. Together, they enjoy the rarified life of wealth and comfort in their urbane Chicago social circles. Yet that uncomplicated existence is turned upside down when the front runner for the Republican nomination for President is killed in a helicopter crash on the eve of the New Hampshire primary and Reed is cast into the unlikely role as the heir apparent for the Republican nomination for President. As Reed and Sandy are rapidly drawn into the high stakes battle for the Republican nomination, the couple remain unaware that Reed is the intended victim in a complex web of blackmail, murder, and religious extremism that threatens to destroy any remaining wall of separation between church and state. Faced with an impossible choice, Reed must decide whether to divulge the secret that threatens to destroy him, or become the next victim in an out of control religious crusade that might just be too powerful to stop. 132019 2008 Elected NR Espinoza, Pepper Gay News Producer Owen Horn, former Democratic strategist, is more than a little invested in the current presidential election. But on the night of the election, he has other things on his mind. On the surface, Sam Delgado, key Republican strategist, is everything that Owen detests. He’s on the wrong side of the conservative spectrum. He takes his marching orders from a man Owen disagrees with on every single policy. But Sam is friendly, smart and gorgeous. Owen has a tendency to forget their enemies. While the country holds its collective breath waiting for the presidential election results, Owen holds his own election. 132020 2001 Election 2000 M Commentator, NBC/CNBC (Christopher Matthews). Commentator, NBC (Tim Russert-Himself). 132021 1948 Election Coverage DT Four Networks News Media 132022 1997 Election, The NM Field, Richard Warren Journalist Michael Edwards, newsman, business entrepreneur and ex-hippie is running as a third-party candidate in a two-party system. His sensible ideas place him firmly in the running as a dark-horse with a winning ticket. All stops are pulled in efforts to tarnish his reputation beyond repair. If the sleaze won't work, maybe a bullet will. Cliffhanger on election night. 132023 1966 Elections '66 DT Series 10-2-1966 to 11-6-1966. ABC Reporters from ABC News filed updates on state governorship and Congressional races. Newsmen Bill Lawrence and Howard K. Smith appeared on three of the programs. 132024 1976 Electra Woman and Dyna Girl: Ali Baba (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD 6580 Episodes #7-#8. 10-23/30-1976 Magazine Reporters Laurie (Deidre Hall) and Judy (Judy Strangis) of Newsmaker Magazine secretly become Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, crime fighters through Crimescope, a computer complex. Electra Woman and Dyna Girl take on the amazing Ali Baba and his Genie who have something sinister in mind regarding Dyna Girl. Electra Woman struggles to free herself from Ali Baba's deadly trap and looks to change Dyna Girl back to the heroine she normally is. 132025 1976 Electra Woman and Dyna Girl: Empress of Evil (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD 6580 Episode #5-#6. 10-9/16-1976 Magazine Reporters Laurie (Deidre Hall) and Judy (Judy Strangis) of Newsmaker Magazine secretly become Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, crime fighters through Crimescope, a computer complex. Electra-Woman and Dyna-Girl battle the hypnotic evil of the Empress of Evil but find themselves in deadly peril once again. They struggle to escape from numerous deadly traps set by the Empress of Evil as they try to finally defeat the evil woman. 132026 1976 Electra Woman and Dyna Girl: Glitter Rock (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD 6580 Episodes #3-#4. 9-25-1976, 10-2-1976. Magazine Reporters Laurie (Deidre Hall) and Judy (Judy Strangis) of Newsmaker Magazine secretly become Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, crime fighters through Crimescope, a computer complex. Electra Woman combat the pulsating power of Glitter Rock and his plan to rule the country of Tourembourg. They struggle to survive Glitter's deadly trap and foil his scheme for world domination. 132027 1976 Electra Woman and Dyna Girl: Krofft Supershow, The T Series. 9-11-1976 to 9-2-1978. ABC Reporters Lori (Deidre Hall) and Judy (Judy Strangis) for Newsmaker magazine secretly fought crime as Electra Woman and Dyna Girl. They drove a triangular three-wheeled dune buggy and used electrical beams received on their wrists. Professor Heflin aided them as he manned the Crimescope Comp0uter. Fantastic villains included Sorcerer and the Pharaoh. 132028 1976 Electra Woman and Dyna Girl: Pharaoh, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #11-#12. 11-20/27-1976 Magazine Reporters Laurie (Deidre Hall) and Judy (Judy Strangis) of Newsmaker Magazine secretly become Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, crime fighters through Crimescope, a computer complex. Electra Woman and Dyna Girl square off against the Pharaoh as the villain tries again to obtain ultimate power. They put an end to the Pharaoh's menace as well as the sinister Sloans. 132029 1976 Electra Woman and Dyna Girl: Return of the Pharaoh (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #15-16. 12-18/25-1976 Magazine Reporters Laurie (Deidre Hall) and Judy (Judy Strangis) of Newsmaker Magazine secretly become Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, crime fighters through Crimescope, a computer complex. Pharaoh and the notorious Princess Cleopatra return to get the Coptic Eye -- sacred mystic symbol of the ancient Egyptians. The Coptic Eye is buried deep in the main chamber of King Tut's pyramid in Egypt. But an entrepreneur has recently spent billions of dollars to have the entire pyramid brought, stone by stone, 6,000 miles from Egypt to just outside the city as a tourist attraction. Lori and Judi, ace reporters for Newsmakers magazine, are interviewing the entrepreneur. Due to an ancient curse, tourists stop coming so the entrepreneur plans to seal up the pyramid forever. Lori and Judi get a signal on their Electra-comps -- they are being summoned back to Electra Base by Frank Heflin on a matter of urgent importance. Crime Scope has detected The Pharaoh in the area. 132030 1976 Electra Woman and Dyna Girl: Return of the Sorcerer (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD 6580 Episodes #9-#10. 11-6/13-1976 Magazine Reporters Laurie (Deidre Hall) and Judy (Judy Strangis) of Newsmaker Magazine secretly become Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, crime fighters through Crimescope, a computer complex. Operate out of the secret Electrabase. Sorcerer returns to wreck havoc and threatens to steal the crown jewels of England. Can Electra Woman and Dyna Girl stop the villain from succeeding in his dastardly plan? They must defeat the Sorcerer before he succeeds in his art thefts even it means traveling to the villain's mirror dimension. 132031 1976 Electra Woman and Dyna Girl: Sorcerer's Golden Trick, The (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD 6580 Episodes #1 and #2. 9-11/18-1976. Series 9-11-76 to 9-3-77. Magazine Reporters Laurie (Deidre Hall) and Judy (Judy Strangis) of Newsmaker Magazine secretly become Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, crime fighters through Crimescope, a computer complex. In this pilot episode, Electra Woman and Dyna Girl take on the evil spellcaster known as the Sorcerer and his aide Miss Dazzle in an electrifying final battle at Fort Knox. 132032 1976 Electra Woman and Dyna Girl: Spider Lady, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #13-#14. 12-4/11-1976 Magazine Reporters Laurie (Deidre Hall) and Judy (Judy Strangis) of Newsmaker Magazine secretly become Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, crime fighters through Crimescope, a computer complex. Electra Woman and Dyna Girl take on the sinister Spider Lady as she schemes against the heroines. Back at the Spider Lair, four tarantulas are crawling up Electra Woman's boots. In the embassy above, the Clone takes the Golden Spider idol from the Monk. At Electra base, the spider-bomb explodes, short-circuiting Crime Scope. It loses power and is out of commission. Meanwhile, Dyna Girl figures out that Electra Woman is really Spider Lady in disguise. But Spider Lady has out-tricked herself. With Crime Scope down, the Force Field of Electra Woman's Electra-Comp fades. She is free. Electra Woman finds Dyna Girl and confronts Clone. But Dyna Girl can't tell them apart. As a test, she asks the Clone a personal question. The Clone gets to frustrated, she loses mental control and reverts back to Spider Lady. Frank repairs Crime Scope. Our heroines finally trap Spider Lady. 132033 2006 Electric Apricot M The Photographer (Sirena Irwin). 132034 1984 Electric Blue 17 M Photographer Gerard (Robert Kerman). 132035 1993 Electric Blue 44: Nicole M UK Glamour Model (Nicole Simmons). 132036 1996 Electric Country Roulette N Ripley, W.L. TV Reporter Sandy Collingsworth is 3B -- bright, beautiful and brave -- news anchor for a Denver TV station. Young coed accuses country-music legend of date rape and is ignored by local cops. But she finds an advocate in Collingsworth, a correspondent for a network television newsmagazine. When she attempts to cover the date-rape, she gets death threats and calls in her maverick boyfriend, a former Dallas Cowboy, to help her. Her investigation threatens more than the country star's reputation and brutal attempts to stop it include intimidation, rapes, beatings and murder. 132037 1985 Electric Harvest, The N Davies, Tom News Media 132038 1979 Electric Horseman, The M DVD -R HQ 2070, 2071, 2068 L. B8 Burton, Shelly (Story). Paul Gaer, Robert Garland (Screenplay) Ness Book - Jane Fonda TV Reporter Hallie Martin (Jane Fonda) comes from New York to cover story of former rodeo champion whose career has declined. Now a spokesperson for cereal company. While on tour in Las Vegas, he disappears with valuable horse he intends to set free. Reporter interviews cowboy's friend, figures out where fugitive has gone. Locates his hideout and confronts him. He says, "I don't want to be no story." He ignores her threat she will go to police saying she wants to milk the story for all it's worth. She won't tell authorities where he is. When cowboy contacts her and offers her a story, she arrives with camera and shoots interview. Contacts news director and requests camera crew be sent to the canyon where cowboy is headed. Her tape airs and support begins to build for cowboy undermining efforts of corporation to use media to discredit him. Cowboy anticipates reporter's action. Goes to another location. Horse is set free. Cowboy and newswoman go separate ways. Reporters (Red McIlvaine, Frank Nicholas, Johnny Magnus, Vic Vallaro, Bob Bailey, Roger Lowe). 132039 1979 Electric Horseman, The MS OWN - P Gilmour, H.B. Novelization of a screenplay by Robert Garland, screen story by Paul Gaer and Robert Garland based on a story by Shelly Burton. TV Reporter Hallie Martin (Jane Fonda) becomes involved with five-time rodeo champion who kidnaps prize show-horse as the electric horseman, helping him escape. Reports story on national TV turning horseman into folk hero Reporter agrees not to reveal location. Thanks cowboy on the air. "You want information, go to the library….You just want a story. Any story. Why don't you make one up? That's what you all do anyway." Public Relations Director halts press conference 132040 2001 Electromenager MF Photographer (Philippe Suner), the mad photographer. 132041 1960 Electronic Monster, The M PR Publicity Agent Somers (Larry Gross) 132042 2008 Elegy M DVD -R HQ 11727, 11728 Critic David Kepesh (Ben Kingsley) uses his minor-league celebrity to hustle graduate students into bed. He is a cultural critic and professor who was previously married and has a son who has never forgiven him for leaving his mother. His relationships with women are usually casual, brief and sexual in nature. Believing himself to be an independent and self-actualized individual, he encounters a beautiful and confident student who attends one of his lectures. She captures his attention like no other woman and they begin a serious relationship. David is also in a casual 20-year relationship with another former student. 132043 1683 Elegy on Sir William Waller, An PO USC Anonymous News 132044 1712 Elegy on the Death of Pamphlets, An PO USC Anonymous Pamphleteer 132045 1708 Elegy on the Supposed Death of Mr. Partridge, the Almanac Maker PO USC Swift, Jonathan In "Complete Poems, The." Parody News. First appeared in broadsides in London and Edinburgh. A Grubstreet Elegy. Partridge, very much alive, was not pleased. 132046 2005 Elektra M Weatherman (Marke Driesschen). 132047 2004 Elena Michaels: Bitten NSF Armstrong, Kelley Women of the Otherworld Series #1 Journalist Elena Michaels is a werewolf who left a secretive pack in upstate New York for a life among humans. She relocating to Toronto, she's embarked on a career as a journalist and begun a relationship with a decent man. All this is jeopardized when she agrees to help old packmates hurt some troublesome "mutts" who are converting common criminals to werewolves and leaving a trail of conspicuous carnage. She's the only female werewolf in the world. Betrayed by her former love who bit her while in werewolf form, she has spent 10 years trying to accept her identity. She hates her hunger for food, for sex, for running in the night, for the chase and the kill. She wants a husband, children, even a mother-in-law. Granted working for True News tabloid isn’t quite the career her high-society family had in mind for her. What they don’t know is that the tabloid job is just a cover, a way for her to investigate stories with a paranormal twist, and help protect the supernatural world from exposure. 132048 2004 Elena Michaels: Broken NSF Armstrong, Kelley Women of the Otherworld Series #6 Journalist Elena Michaels is a werewolf who left a secretive pack in upstate New York for a life among humans. She relocating to Toronto, she's embarked on a career as a journalist. Granted working for True News tabloid isn’t quite the career her high-society family had in mind for her. What they don’t know is that the tabloid job is just a cover, a way for her to investigate stories with a paranormal twist, and help protect the supernatural world from exposure. Michaels and her partner Clay have recently found out Elena is pregnant and they are ecstatic, Elena worries for her child though because is she a werewolf. When she visits Toronto, Ontario, Michaels unintentionally opens a portal that unleashes zombie thugs and possibly Jack the Ripper from the Victorian London’s underworld. Now Elena must find a way to seal the portal before they are able to capture her and steal her unborn child. 132049 2009 Elena Michaels: Frostbitten NSF Armstrong, Kelley Women of the Otherworld Series #10 Journalist Elena Michaels is a werewolf who left a secretive pack in upstate New York for a life among humans. She relocating to Toronto, she's embarked on a career as a journalist. Granted working for True News tabloid isn’t quite the career her high-society family had in mind for her. What they don’t know is that the tabloid job is just a cover, a way for her to investigate stories with a paranormal twist, and help protect the supernatural world from exposure. When word comes of a series of humans apparently killed by wolves near Anchorage, Elena and Clay are sent to check things out. But they find more than they bargained for among the snow and trees of the savage Alaskan wilderness. 132050 2004 Elena Michaels: Stolen NSF Armstrong, Kelley Women of the Otherworld Series #2 Journalist Elena Michaels is a werewolf who left a secretive pack in upstate New York for a life among humans. She relocating to Toronto, she's embarked on a career as a journalist. While investigating a suspicious notice advertising information for sale about werewolves, Elena meets witches Paige and Ruth Winterbourne and, to her misfortune, a team of mortal and supernatural commandos who abduct Elena and Ruth to a remote underground bunker in the wilds of Maine. There a billionaire and computer geek extraordinaire, Ty Winsloe, is collecting a menagerie representing all the supernatural species that coexist anonymously with humanity (vampires, werewolves, witches and so on). While his scientists study such creatures in the hope of distilling their uncanny powers as salable commodities, Winsloe hunts those captives who have outlived their usefulness in cruel most-dangerous-game fashion. Elean’s efforts to outsmart Winsloe long enough to apprise her Pack of her whereabouts are complicated by a werewolf wannabe among the captors. Even though she’s the world only female werewolf, Elena Michaels is just a regular girl at heart -- with larger than normal appetites. She sticks to three feasts a day, loves long runs in the moonlight, and has a lover who is unbelievably frustrating yet all the more sexy for his dark side. Like every regular girl, she certainly doesn’t believe in witches. Then again, when two small, ridiculously feminine women manage to hurl her against a wall, and then save her form the hunters on her tail, Elena realizes that maybe there are more things in heaven and earth than she’s dreamt of. An obsessed tycoon with a sick curiosity is well on his way to amassing a private collection of supernaturals, and plans to harness their powers for himself -- even if it means killing them. For Elena, kidnapped and imprisoned deep underground, separated from her Pack, unable to tell her friends from her enemies, choosing the right allies is a matter of life and death. 132051 1985 Eleni M DVD -R HQ 4991, 4992. SVD 621 Gage, Nicholas (Book). Steve Tesich (Screenplay) New York Times Reporter Nicholas Gage (John Malkovich), who takes the position of bureau chief in Athens where his mother was killed years before during the Greek Civil War. He intends to use his position to find out what became of her. Reporter tries to track down the killers of his mother 40 years earlier in wartime Greece. When he finds the judge who condemned his mother, he is unable to shoot him. Leaves the judge's house and throws the gun into the ocean. "Is that how you're going to ask questions? With a gun? No, that's right you're a reporter. You don't have to answer questions. You only get to ask them." 132052 2000 Elephant Gun N Carpenter, Phillip E. News Media, stealth helicopters, snipers, police, wild animals and wild women become involved as real events in today’s headlines are interwoven into an exciting action fiction. 132053 1992 Elephant, The N Rayner, Richard Journalist Headingley Hamer has a well-developed talent for lying -- one suited to his occupations as journalist, seducer and narrator of the story. 132054 2001 Elevator, The MT News Media. The Reporter (Michael Melik Brown). Reporter (Lauren Kain). 132055 1995 Eleven Men Against Eleven MT News Media. TV Interviewer (Kevin Connelly). Radio Commentator (Rob Brydon). Journalist (Lee Cornes). 1st Journalist (Martin Gent). 132056 1991 Eleven O'Clock Report DT B 70 Newscast 4-8-1991 Newscast 132057 2008 Eleventh Commandment, The N Shapiro, Dean M. Religion Editor Tom Foster is about to find out how far a reporter will go to get a story. Foster, the religion editor for a large daily newspaper, goes undercover to expose a fanatical, polygamous cult leader suspected in the deaths of more than a dozen followers. He gets more than he bargained for when his own life is on the line, especially after he has fallen in love with one of the cult leader’s wives. Can Tom save her -- and himself -- when his deception is discovered? The answer comes after a tragic climax that shocks the world. 132058 1937 Eleventh Hour N Clive, R. English Journalist loves the wife of a German-Jewish official in Berlin, 1931-1932 132059 2006 Eleventh Hour T Reporter (Nicolas Wall - News Reporter). 132060 2003 Eleventh Hour, The: 37-Year Itch, The (aka Bury the Lead: 37-Year Itch, The) T DVD -R HQ 11164 Episode #8. 1-21-2003. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #8: Isobel’s investigation into a web of political corruption is spurred by her own misguided faith. 132061 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Bedfellas (Bury the Lead: Bedfellas) T DVD -R HQ 11219 Episode #30. 12-18-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005. Third Season Opener. TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #30: Isobel gets romantically entangled with the police sergeant hosting her ride-along piece. When her investigation into a serial rapist runs up against the cops’, she decides to hold her story one night, with disastrous consequences. 132062 2005 Eleventh Hour, The: Bumpy Cover (aka Bury the Lead: Bumpy Cover) T DVD -R HQ 11369 Episode #39. 3-26-2005. Canadian Series 2002-2005. Third Season Opener. TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #39: Megan gets a trip from ex-producer Dennis in town on the book tour for his racy new thriller. While Henry scours Ottawa for Dennis’s deep-throat source, a Hollywood director who has optioned the novel visits the bullpen and recognizes more than a few “fictional” characters. 132063 2003 Eleventh Hour, The: Cell Phone Slaves (aka Bury the Lead: Cell Phone Slaves) T DVD -R HQ 11166 Episode #11. 4-25-2003. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #11: Kamal traces an illicit supply chain from war-torn Eastern Congo to the clubby world of corporate Canada, inadvertently getting mixed up in insider trading. 132064 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Cowboy (aka Bury the Lead: Cowboy) T DVD -R HQ 11176. DVD -R HQ 11298 Episode #14. 2-15-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #14: Wen five women die in a mysterious blaze, Dennis goes after the head of a Russian sex slave ring. Isobel and Kamal meet a seriously disfigured boy set to receive a face transplant. 132065 2005 Eleventh Hour, The: Das Bootcamp (aka Bury the Lead: Das Bootcamp). T DVD -R HQ 11360 Episode #38. 3-12-2005. Canadian Series 2002-2005. Third Season Opener. TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #38: Kamal and James join fellow reporters for conflict training at an army base, but when a hostile sergeant pushes their war games too far. Kamal’s digging unearths a story more explosive than anything in the field. Back at the office, Kennedy and her team get confessional during a productivity workshop. News Media. Reporters (Romas Stanulis, Jeff Topping). 132066 2003 Eleventh Hour, The: Don’t Have a Cow (aka Bury the Lead: Don’t Have a Cow) T DVD -R HQ 11165 Episode #9. 1-28-2003. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #9: Kamal vows to bring a corrupt grocery chain to its knees. Dennis grapples with the guilt of a missed moment. 132067 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Eden (aka Bury the Lead: Eden) T DVD -R HQ 11218 Episode #27. 11-27-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005. Third Season Opener. TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #27: New Eleventh House producer Henry Shelley makes his debut tracking the murder of a rent boy - male prostitute. What was his relationship with a Member of Parliament? Was he killed for love or money? Kamal considers war corresponding to boost his profile. 132068 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Georgia (aka Bury the Lead: Georgia) T DVD -R HQ 11310 Episode #22. 4-25-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #22: Dennis is compelled to seek clemency for a Canadian prisoner on Death Row in the U.S. Meanwhile, Isobel uncovers a shocking secret while producing a story on the new face of pornography. 132069 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Gone Baby Gone (aka Bury the Lead: Gone Baby Gone) T DVD -R HQ 11188 Episode #19. 3-28-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #20: When a diplomat’s son is killed by a car bomb, what appears to be a terrorist attack turns out to be a personal vendetta with tragic consequences. 132070 2003 Eleventh Hour, The: Hall of Mirrors (aka Bury the Lead: Hall of Mirrors) T DVD -R HQ 11285 Episode #13. 5-9-2003. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #13: Network falls hostage to the demands of a madman intent on delivering his rant over the airwaves. A police profiler, Det. Linus Goslings, is involved in the search for a bomber called the Toonie Bomber. 132071 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Hard Seven (aka Bury the Lead: Hard Seven) T DVD -R HQ 11178 Episode #16. 3-7-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #16: Inmate’s account of a brutal gang rape drives Dennis’ story on prison conditions in a dramatic new direction. Isobel gets hooked on slot machines while investigating the suicide of an addicted gambler. 132072 2005 Eleventh Hour, The: Hit Delete (aka Bury the Lead: Hit Delete) T DVD -R HQ 11355 Episode #33. 1-15-2005. Canadian Series 2002-2005. Third Season Opener. TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #33: Even Isobel’s new copy boyfriend can’t protect her when a dangerous young man, one of her earliest interview subjects, gets out on parole. News Media. Reporter (Diana Platts). 132073 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: I’ll Build Me an Island (aka Bury the Lead: I’ll Build Me an Island) T DVD -R HQ 11205 Episode #23. 5-2-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #23: In an ice-storm blackout, Dennis struggles to finish a piece on an elusive U.S. gun manufacturer who wants to blow the whistle on his company’s dirty business practices. Kennedy worries a romance with a coworker may have compromised Dennis’ judgment. 132074 2002 Eleventh Hour, The: I’m Mad As Hell (aka Bury the Leader: I’m Mad As Hell and I’m Not Going to Take it Anymore) T DVD -R HQ 11162 Episode #2. 12-3-2002. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joan Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #2: A highly charged story about air rage turns into a brouhaha between Kamal and Deaton as each tries to exert his own spin on the issue. Kamal and Deaton have been trapped in a plane for nearly two hours while the pilot waits for ramp attendants for the jetway. Suddenly, one of the passengers, Ross Glatt, flies into an uncontrollable rage. Flight attendant Cheryl Pittis tries to calm him, but Glatt is out of control. Then Kamal notices a passenger catching the spectacle on a handicam, and his instincts tell him this will be great news footage. Glatt - a professional cellist as it turns out - is finally overcome by a fellow passenger, and about to be sedated when the Emergency Response Team storms the plane. All this, Deaton remarks, for what turned out to be plain old-fashioned air rage. Kamal is just thankful the incident happened while they were on the ground. Otherwise, they might have had fighter jets preparing to shoot them down. In the existing climate of post-Sept. 11, the newsmen smell a story. Deaton thinks they should talk to the flight attendant; she's the hook - then security, and all other experts, on the scope of the problem. Kamal sets up a meeting with Pittis prior to her scheduled flight to Vancouver, but he gets stuck in traffic and misses her. It turns out legal counsel has already advised her against talking to the press as the incident is being treated as a potential hijacking. Pittis has practically come unglued, and is convinced that Glatt intended to kill them all. Kamal is anxious to get interviews banked before Deaton heads to Mexico. Glatt's lawyer won't let them get near his client, but there are a few other interviews they can nail down. As for Pittis, Kamal's not even sure she fits into the story now. She keeps calling Glatt a hijacker; as does the airport's Head of Security, Cody Formier, who touts immediate prison sentences and a permanent blacklisting for anyone displaying a violent outburst on a plane. Kamal nearly loses it with all the talk of hijacking. After all, he reminds Kennedy, he had been there that day. They had been in the security line for three hours and thought they would miss their plane. But they didn't, because their takeoff was delayed. That's how they ended up with no jetway upon arrival in Toronto - which forced them to sit on the runway for another two hours. She wants to hear how the story unfolds, and she wants Glatt to tell it. He made bail, so he should be home by now. On camera, Glatt waxes philosophical about the event. Kamal loves the guy! He sees this story as a way to address the reasons behind the rage. Deaton, on the other hand, deems Glatt's interview unusable, and detests him for trying to excuse himself and his unforgivable actions with a lot of babbling nonsense. Kennedy agrees with Deaton that Glatt is a bit "serial killer". Kamal's own frustration builds. Instances of air rage are rising. Why aren't we asking why? We're treated like sheep, and they're criminalizing our frustration. Glatt was beaten; he's facing stiff penalties, lawsuits, and jail. It's madness. Kamal wants to do a story about what happened on that plane - and why. He has to find someone else who was there - like Dale, the man who took out Glatt. In Dale, Kamal finally finds someone else who didn't consider Glatt to be a hijacker - and suddenly the story takes a turn. With Deaton now in Mexico, Kamal and Gavin roughly edit the piece together as Kamal sees it. Kamal, though, still needs Deaton to come back to do the final interview with Dale. Sure enough, Deaton goes into a tirade over Kamal's "take" on the story, and refuses to defile his name and reputation with a piece that champions antisocial, violent behavior. Kennedy knows she can't jam a story down Deaton's throat if he hates it - he's the one on-camera. The whole story turns into quite a brouhaha between Kamal and Deaton as each tries to exert his own spin on the issue. Then, with the power of a senior producer, Kennedy decides to turn it into an airline security story. Kamal is devastated. He'd been on that flight; and Glatt had expressed what Kamal had felt. Somehow, Kamal just lost hold of the story. He decides to break the news to Glatt in person but, in a moment tinged with black humour, Glatt goes ballistic when he learns that his interview has been pulled and Kamal barely manages to escape without being hit by shards of flying china. 132075 2005 Eleventh Hour, The: In Another Life (aka Bury the Lead: In Another Life). T DVD -R HQ 11350 Episode #35. 2-5-2005. Canadian Series 2002-2005. Third Season Opener. TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #35: Isobel and Kennedy clash over the story of a quiet Rosedale housewife (Barbara Eve Harris) arrested for shooting a police officer in her former life as a Sixties radical. 132076 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: In Spite of All the Damage (Bury the Lead: In Spite of All the Damage) T DVD -R HQ 11220 Episode #28. 12-4-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005. Third Season Opener. TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #28: A violent case of mistaken identity gives Kamal a lead on his long-missing sister, Layda. Kennedy pounces on the opportunity to take Kamal's private pain public and boost his ratings. When he and Isobel jet to Halifax armed only with a hidden camera and a fistful of dollars, Layda's trail takes them up against desperate meth addicts and into the command centre of an identity-theft ring. Meanwhile, when Megan lets Henry sweet-talk her into going undercover to bust quack plastic surgeons, she gets an unsettling proposition. 132077 2005 Eleventh Hour, The: Kettle Black (aka Bury the Lead: Pot Kettle Black) T DVD -R HQ 11354 Episode #34. 1-22-2005. Canadian Series 2002-2005. Third Season Opener. TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #34: Megan’s conflict of interest lands the whole Eleventh Hour in hot water when she catches a domestic-goddess CEO with her hand in the corporate cookie jar. Kamal is shadowed by a sharp-eyed student reporter. 132078 2002 Eleventh Hour, The: Low, Dishonest Decade, A (aka Bury the Lead: Low, Dishonest Decade, A T DVD -R HQ 11248 Episode #4. 12-17-2002. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #4: Isobel suspects that philanthropist and self-proclaimed draft dodger Jefferson Grant may have actually been involved in a civilian massacre in a tiny Vietnamese village. 132079 2002 Eleventh Hour, The: Mad As Hatters (Bury the Lead: Mad as Hatters) T DVD -R HQ 11246 Episode #1. 11-26-2002. Canadian Series 2002-2005. “Bury the Lead” is title used when shown on American TV. TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but storylines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Shows the efforts of the journalists as they struggle to investigate their stories. Must contend with their producers who must balance their journalistic integrity with the demands of their corporate superiors who don't always share the same priorities to the truth. Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle - 2002-2004). Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour). Isobel Lamberet (Waneta Storms). Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid). Henry Shelley (Ben Bass, 2004-2005). Megan Redner (Sonja Smits). Bucky (Adam Bocknek). Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel). Episode #1: Dennis knows he's on to a story when he learns that residents of The Latitude Lofts, a building owned and occupied by an artists' co-operative, are afflicted by fibromyalgia. But his probing is met with resistance - from the co-op members who have already sunk their savings into the building; and from his new senior producer, Kennedy Marsh, who considers the premise as dated as the "yuppie flu". Kennedy's criticism further incites Dennis, who is already upset that he was passed over for the senior position in favour of this young upstart - a "virtual VJ" - from a popular tabloid show. There's a mess of personal and professional tension when a young boss, Kennedy Marsh, is brought in to jazz up the show, do snappier stories and attract a younger audience. She used to produce a tabloid-TV program and everybody is suspicious and resentful of her. The thing is, Kennedy Marsh is a tall, blond drink of water and there is quiet, almost-sexual tension between her and the dead-serious Dennis. Kennedy Marsh clashes with Dennis Langley. He doesn't hate her because she's young and beautiful; he hates her because he sees her as a tabloid princess. Dennis starts to investigate an apparent case of a contaminated building making many of its residents seriously ill. It looks like an obvious, easy-to-understand story. But some of bosses think it's not sexy enough and others think it goes too far in attacking a powerful corporation. Another producer tells Dennis, "You're so cute when you're naive." Only one co-op resident, Christina Mehta, has even been willing to talk to him. But then Dennis learns that the building was once owned by Latitude Light and Electric Company. According to Dr. Ruby Albright, mercury is used in the manufacture of fluorescent light. The highly toxic liquid metal can spark a variety of symptoms - all of which the residents of Latitude display in spades - including dementia which is apparent in an elderly resident, Mrs. Burke. Follow-up urine testing on the residents confirms high mercury levels, and the Board of Health is called in to investigate. As news cameras roll, officials lift a floorboard to reveal gleaming pools of lustrous silver liquid. Health officials order an immediate evacuation of the building. Homeless, and facing an expensive lawsuit that she and the other residents will surely never win, Christina Mehta seeks refuge in a women's shelter, while her young son is admitted to hospital with suspected mercury poisoning. Dennis feels helpless; admittedly, all he can do is put the story on television. Futility turns to hope when Dennis inadvertently learns that it was Latitude Light and Electric - not the co-op members - who handled the initial building renovations. Apparently Latitude ordered an architect not to pull up the floorboards. It would have cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to clean up the mercury, so the company faked a certificate saying the building was clean - then they off-loaded it to "a bunch of flaky artists" implying that someone at City Council was paid off. Determined to prove the claims, Dennis and reporter, Megan Redner, interview Latitude's CEO, Don Jarvis. When Megan moves in for the kill, Jarvis falls apart on camera. Christina finally relents to an interview, in which she calls Latitude "evil", but rather than cry as Dennis had hoped, she appears calm and composed. They don't really have a shot that he's looking for. Then the news team is scooped by an Internet piece suggesting that they plan to report that Latitude bribed city councilors and falsified records and Megan is served with an emergency injunction barring the broadcast of the piece. Latitude must have seen the leaked Internet piece. Dennis rails against the notion that a privately-owned company can dictate the content of the news, and figures any judge that would grant an injunction to stop the broadcast must be some crony of Jarvis'. It dawns on Dennis that a court order is a public document. With this, Senior Producer Kennedy Marsh, sees an opportunity for "good television". She decides to support his appeal to go ahead with the piece as planned. That night, in front of millions of viewers, Megan not only discloses that they were served with the injunction, but reads the entire document aloud - including all the portions of the news story that the injunction ordered them to excise. It's a powerful story and, through all the twists and turns of getting it to air, Dennis and Kennedy finally manage to reach a tentative truce. 132080 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Megan Ice Cream (aka Bury the Lead: Megan Ice Cream) T DVD -R HQ 11340 Episode #29. 12-11-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005. Third Season Opener. TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #29: Megan tracks a drug mule’s child to a Colombian orphanage. The Colombian boy is used as a decoy to smuggle heroin into Canada. Henry fears she’s getting too involved in a dangerous underworld. 132081 2006 Eleventh Hour, The: Miracle T Journalist (Vashti MacLachlan). News Reporter (Nicolas Wall). 132082 2009 Eleventh Hour, The: Miracle T Episode #11. 1-22-2009 Reporter on TV (Erica Schaffer). Reporter #1 (Craig Tsuyumine). Reporter #3 (Kinga Philipps). Water purported to cure cancer has those searching for a scientific explanation but the answer is more deadly than the diseases it’s supposed to be curing. 132083 2005 Eleventh Hour, The: Miracle Worker, The (aka Bury the Lead: Miracle Worker, The) T DVD -R HQ 11356 Episode #36. 2-19-2005. Canadian Series 2002-2005. Third Season Opener. TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #36: Henry’s journalistic instincts -- and marriage -- are strained to the limit while profiling a quadriplegic, his faith healer, and a wife who suspects abuse. 132084 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Missionary Position, The (2) T DVD -R HQ 11207. Episode #26. 5-30-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005. Second Season Finale TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #26: Suddenly, Stella claims to have amnesia about the whole event, but when she lets it slip that she prayed in the Afghan hospital where her "amnesia" apparently began, Megan and story producer Dennis recognize a cover-up. Megan follows her hunch and sets off for Afghanistan to expose the cover-up while Dennis tracks down Stella's doctor, Dr. Osama Amir, who reveals the truth: the U.S. troops shot a civilian doctor in cold blood during what they knew was in fact a needless rescue mission, and now they're covering it up. Dr. Amir and Stella both saw what happened that day - and Dennis plots to get the evidence to expose the whole debacle, setting off a chain of events that threaten to destroy both Dennis' journalistic integrity and his personal relationships. 132085 2003 Eleventh Hour, The: Modern Mata Hari, A (aka Bury the Lead: Modern Mata Hari) T DVD -R HQ 11139 Episode #6. 1-7-2003. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #6: The brains of a top CSIS agent are splattered all over the windshield of his car and speculation is running high on whether it was suicide or murder. Some say George Barkin was being forced into retirement so he committed suicide; others whisper that he was setting up "business relationships" in China; or that he was a double agent. But whatever the reason for his demise, there's bound to be a media frenzy around the incident - and The Eleventh Hour wants to be the first ones in. At the centre of all the controversy is a young woman named Lyn Sing, a Chinese citizen who's been working at the Embassy, and who is somehow linked with the now notorious CSIS officer. Maybe Sing's just a damsel in distress; maybe she was part of Barkin's espionage activities; or maybe even a suspect in his death. Megan wants an exclusive with this 'woman of the hour', but Donohue's instincts tell him that with all the news outlets clamoring for her, Sing will end up in the driver's seat, dictating her demands to the hungry press. Barkin's widow, Helen, insists that her husband loved his job and his country; and would never have turned against either; nor was he ever unfaithful to her. But lewd photos have just been released to the media that would suggest otherwise. Sing may be the only one who knows the truth about Barkin's life and death, and The Eleventh Hour has to find her before she's snapped up by an outlet that's willing to pay for her story. It takes a little courting by Megan, but soon Sing's within her reach. As Donohue predicted, the price is high. Kamal smells a media advisor; and Kennedy dithers over making the call, afraid of what Donohue will think. With resolve, Megan bypasses Kennedy and goes straight to Donohue for consent. As for Dennis, he's convinced hard news is grinding to a halt in favour of infotainment. Still, the network slots the interview as a 'special' for the next evening. Kamal knows that Sing's advisor will have rehearsed her to within an inch of her life, but he's determined to nail her to the wall; Megan has other plans. Megan is rattled when Sing's advisor turns out to be Tony Joel, ex-Eleventh Hour producer and Megan's former lover. Kamal is more concerned that Tony is interfering with the crew. Here they are trying to report on a story about treason - and they're arguing "about pillows on the set". Kamal figures they've just made a deal with the devil - and that, somehow, this all has to do with Megan. In her interview with Sing, Megan keeps coming up empty. So the savvy reporter switches to Plan B, and starts talking to the woman about her personal life. She carefully walks Sing through her early years in Xuangdong Province; and her language studies in Beijing. When Sing starts to relax, Megan asks her about her job at the Chinese Embassy. Sing reveals that her job allowed her only basic security clearance, so Megan deduces that she couldn't have been spying on the Chinese for Barkin. When Megan asks her why she didn't return to China, Sing admits that she now considers Canada her home. So, clearly, she wasn't spying for the Chinese. In other words, it seems Sing has no story at all! So why, of the dozens of possible interviews, did she choose to speak to this show first? It seems that Sing was simply reveling in the celebrity status of her association with Barkin, and Tony was her ticket to the biggest possible audience. As for Tony, he just wanted to see the ever-invincible Megan fail. Magically, Megan manages to salvage the interview when she corners Sing into admitting that she took the pictures of Barkin; and that she planned to use them as blackmail if he failed to honor his promise to get her citizenship. She waited a year, then threatened to show the pictures to his wife. Barkin must have killed himself because he was afraid of destroying his marriage. It was Tony's idea to release the photos to the press in order to further sensationalize Sing's story. Sing finally got the profile she wanted - with the help of this producer-turned-flack. Megan takes up her usual post-show station in the screening room. But this time she's not mainlining on her triumphant interview with Sing; in fact, she's watching a brilliant spoof of herself on the Comedy Network. 132086 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Nadir (aka Bury the Lead: Nadir) T DVD -R HQ 11189 Episode #20. 4-11-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #20: Dennis investigates the motives of a well-to-do housewife who returns home after vanishing without a trace five days earlier. Isobel profiles a profiler with a vicious speech impediment. A stubborn Kennedy refuses to beg Megan to come back to The Eleventh Hour. 132087 2003 Eleventh Hour, The: Not Without My Reefer (aka Bury the Lead: Not Without My....) T DVD -R HQ 11163 Episode #7. 1-14-2003. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #7: Dennis investigates the Draconian drug laws threatening the future of a marijuana fugitive. 132088 2003 Eleventh Hour, The: Rash Troops of Error, The (Bury the Lead: aka Rash Troops of Error, The) T DVD -R HQ 11284 Episode #12, 5-2-2003 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but storylines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #12: Isobel investigates a deadly shooting at a school and discovers police had hidden evidence about the shots a constable fired. 132089 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Rather Be Wrong (aka Bury the Lead: If This Is Wrong) T DVD -R HQ 11190 Episode #21. 4-18-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #21: A racist politician sues The Eleventh Hour for defamation after Megan nails him during an interview. Dennis and Kamal harbor a military Corporal who claims her colleague was murdered by her commanding officer. 132090 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Revenge Specialist, The (1) (aka Bury the Lead: Revenge Specialist, The). T DVD -R HQ 11206 Episode #25. 5-16-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #25: Isobel's life falls apart as she digs into pornography charges against a well-loved children's television series. Eleventh hour anchor Megan Redner is determined to secure an exclusive interview with Stella Loos, a Canadian missionary who was rescued from the Taliban after armed American Special Task Force troops stormed an Afghani hospital. From all appearances, the operation was a coup for the U.S. troops, raising morale in Afghanistan. It is assumed that the American networks will be all over the story, but Stella seems to have no media handlers and the American outlets don't even seem to be in the mix. Kennedy wonders if Stella is being coy about her celebrity; that perhaps she's holding out for a book deal. So the show's lawyer, Murray Dann, draws up an offer for her through their corporate publishing arm, Rutger-Hill. In doing so, they buy the book, the movie rights and the interview. 132091 2003 Eleventh Hour, The: Shelter (aka Bury the Lead: Shelter) T DVD -R HQ 11290 Episode #10. 4-18-2003. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #10: While investigating a suspicious social worker, Dennis stumbles on evidence that a child killer may have been wrongly convicted. 132092 2002 Eleventh Hour, The: Source, The (aka Bury the Lead: Source, The) T DVD -R HQ 11262 Episode #3. 12-10-2002. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #3: Honduran translator disappears when she’s suspected of being Dennis’ source for bribery allegations against a Canadian firm and a corrupt Honduran bureaucrat. 132093 2005 Eleventh Hour, The: Special Delivery (aka Bury the Lead: Special Delivery) T DVD -R HQ 11380 Episode #37. 2-26-2005. Canadian Series 2002-2005. Third Season Opener. TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #37: Henry gets a double dose of shell shock when a sniper’s bullet strikes on the doorstep of the Eleventh Hour. Megan and Isobel struggle to stay objective as they investigate an attack too close to home. 132094 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Stormy Petrel (aka Bury the Lead: Stormy Petrel) T DVD -R HQ 11177 Episode #15. 2-22-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #15: Isobel is duped by the cunning machinations of a beautiful young girl. A story about an enigmatic movie star with a dark secret deepens the rift between Dennis and Kennedy. 132095 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Strange Bedfellows (aka Bury the Lead: Strange Bedfellows) T DVD -R HQ 11210 Episode #24. 5-9-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #24: The Eleventh Hour is incited to produce an in-depth expose on “modern marriage” after an Anglican Bishop refuses to marry a gay couple, and a reality show tries to pair up a nerd with a supermodel. 132096 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Swimmers (aka Bury the Lead: Swimmers) T DVD -R HQ 11179 Episode #17. 3-14-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #17: Isobel gets entangled with victims of an unethical doctor in her expose of an in-vitro clinic. Kennedy sends Dennis to Halifax to find a baby girl cloned by a bizarre cult group. 132097 2002 Eleventh Hour, The: Tree Hugger (aka Bury the Lead: Tree Hugger) T DVD -R HQ 11266 Episode #5. 12-31-2002. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #5: Isobel struggles to uncover the true motives behind an environmental group’s fight to save a contentious piece of land. 132098 1963 Eleventh Hour, The: Tumble From a High White House, A T Episode #21. 2-27-1963 Reporter (Tom Curtis). 132099 2005 Eleventh Hour, The: Virgin Walks Into a Bar, A (aka Bury the Lead: Virgin Walks Into a Bar) T DVD -R HQ 11345 Episode #31. 1-1-2005. Canadian Series 2002-2005. Third Season Opener. TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #31: Kamal is accused of sexual assault while reporting on the trial of the bombers of a Winnipeg mosque. Ex-Producer Tony Joel, hired to “spin” Kamal’s PR, causes a stir at the office. Anchorwoman (Caroline Redekopp). 132100 2004 Eleventh Hour, The: Wonderland (aka Bury the Lead: Wonderland) T DVD -R HQ 11180 Episode #18. 3-21-2004. Canadian Series 2002-2005 TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #18: Dennis investigates a vigilante incident. Megan loses her unerring objectivity while profiling a brain surgeon who can’t save himself from brain cancer. 132101 2005 Eleventh Hour, The: Zugzwang (aka Bury the Lead: Zugzwang T DVD -R HQ 11357 Episode #32. 1-8-2005. Canadian Series 2002-2005. Third Season Opener. TV Newsmagazine Staff. The TV newsmagazine show is the flagship of the mighty UTN network. Camera crews scurry about, tapes whirr in the edit suites and reporters toil at their computer stations. "The Eleventh Hour" team contends with deadlines, spin-doctors, fraud and hypocrisy and sometimes even the all-out physical dangers of a war zone or natural disaster. And that's not to mention the battleground that is their own office - a place governed by strong temperaments, big egos and even bigger ambitions. The Eleventh Hour is about a fifth estate-W Five-style Canadian TV newsmagazine following segment producers as they track down and investigate various controversial stories -- some inspired by real life news stories. The focus shifted between Producer Dennis Langley (Shawn Doyle), the brooding one, Producer Isobel Lambert (Waneta Storms), the naive, green one, and Correspondent Kamal Azizi (Jeff Seymour), the cocky one, from episode to episode. Executive Producer Kennedy Marsh (Tanya Reid) and Network News Head Warren Donahue (Peter MacNeill) are The Eleventh House show executives -- Marsh is beautiful but icy, an amoral upstart fresh from a successful but shallow newsmagazine, and Donahue, the crusty old veteran. Researcher Brooke Fairburn (Inga Cadranel) and Researcher James Joy (Scott McCord) are production assistants. Correspondent Megan Redner (Sonja Smiths) and Deaton Hill (John Neville) are the TV Anchors, both somewhat full-of-themselves screen personalities. Legal Counsel Murray Dann (Matt Gordon) is the program’s legal advisor. The Editor (Noam Jenkins). Network Executive (Michael Murphy). Editor Gavin Kowalchuk (Joans Chernick). By second season, Donahue became a recurring rather than a regular character. Deacon Hill was gone on an overseas assignment. Azizi became an on-air anchor. Langley was gone by the third season and returned for the show’s finale. Henry Shelley (Ben Bass) joined The Eleventh Hour as a cocky, street smart producer. The eleventh hour is an expression referring to the last moments before a deadline or the imminence of a decisive or “final” moment. Unhappy with the newsmagazine’s shrinking audience, the network has brought in a new executive producer, Kennedy Marsh, to reorient the show in a more ratings-driven tabloid journalism direction. The tension between the ratings imperative and the more traditional journalistic ethics of the show’s senior staff is the primary conflict that drives the show, but story lines also include the team’s efforts to get the stories that will make it to air each week. Episode #32: Megan recalls interviewing an eccentric chess champion days before his suicide. Ten years later, Kamal finds new evidence to suggest it was murder. 132102 2008 Eleventh Man, The N Doig, Ivan Editor’s son Ben Reinking, son of a small town newspaper editor, has been plucked from pilot training by a military propaganda machine hungry for heroes. He is to chronicle the adventures of his teammates, man by man from TSU’s 1941 starting lineup that went down as legend in Montana football history charging through the season undefeated. Two years later, the Supreme Team is caught up in World War II. Ten of them are scattered around the globe in the war’s various dangerous theaters. Reinking is the eleventh man and the results of his reporting will be published in small-town newspapers across the country including the one his father, Mr. Reinking, edits. Ready for action, Reinking chafes at the assignment, not knowing that it will bring him love from an unexpected quarter and test the law of averages, which holds that all but one of his teammates should come through the conflict unscathed. 132103 1998 Eleventh Plague, The N Marr, John S. and John Baldwin Investigative TV Journalist Vicki Wade, who works on a 60-Minutes-type program was once in love with epidemiological whiz who flies about the world fighting epidemics. An airborne killer may be set lose in Manhattan. Strange medical reports from around the globe -- poison frogs, anthrax, deadly swarms -- convince the epidemiologically's that someone is recreating the 10 plagues. He tracks the disasters around the nation and on the Web. Racing against time and the authorities, he must stop the real culprit. 132104 2003 Elf M DVD -R HQ 6222, 6223 News Media. NY 1 Reporter (Claire Lautier). NY 1 Anchor (Ted Friend). Printer (Dillard Brinson). Radioman (Craig Castaldo). 132105 1944 Elf in Algiers, The SS Steinbeck, John In "Pause to Wonder: Stories of the Marvelous, Mysterious and Strange" Press 132106 2004 Elf of Union Square, The NJ Carr, Jan New York Times Reporter Will Manley and a fifth-grader investigate an ancient elf and his sidekick, a Norwegian rat who conspire to drive people away from Union Square Park. Capable reporter and the resourceful boy figure out what's going on and find a way to restore peace so that the denizens of downtown can once again enjoy their sliver of green. Reporter Will and a boy named Jacak discover that Hiram the Elf and Knut the Rat have launched a sneaky campaign to return Union Square to the bad old days. Suddenly, there is dog poop on the walkways, soap on the monkey bars and suddenly regulars of Union Square are at war with each other. 132107 1954 Elgin Hour, The: Falling Star T Episode #7. 12-28-1954 Photographer (Frank McHugh). 132108 2000 Eli NSF Myers, Bill TV Newscaster Conrad Davis is hurled into a parallel world exactly like ours except for one minor detail -- Christ didn't come there 2,000 years ago, but today. Fiery car crash hurls TV Journalist into another world. Skeptical Davis watches the gospel unfold in today's society as a Messiah in T-shirt and blue jeans heals, raises people from the dead and speaks such startling truth that he captures heart of a nation. Eli Shepherd is the 20th-century Jesus. 132109 2008 Eli Stone: Heartbeat T DVD -R HQ 9813 Episode. 4-3-2008 News Media. Attorney Stone develops a brain aneurism and starts hallucinating making him think he may be a prophet because the hallucinations tell him what cases to take and how to win those cases. Eli’s flashbacks help him better understand his brother and give him a chance to say goodbye to his father. Taylor handles a divorce in which the parties cheated with each other. 132110 2008 Eli Stone: I Want Your Sex T DVD -R HQ 9782 Episode. 3-27-2008 News Media. Attorney Stone develops a brain aneurism and starts hallucinating making him think he may be a prophet because the hallucinations tell him what cases to take and how to win those cases. When a school expels a teenage girl for playing a George Michael song during an abstinence-education assembly, the singer retains Eli’s legal counsel on the girl’s behalf. News media covers the story and bad publicity is used as a threat to get a settlement. Eli considers surgery. He discovers his brother is dating the woman Eli lost his virginity to. 132111 2008 Eli Stone: Patience T DVD -R HQ 9817 Episode. 4-10-2008 News Media covers the case of two gay chimpanzees. Attorney Stone develops a brain aneurism and starts hallucinating making him think he may be a prophet because the hallucinations tell him what cases to take and how to win those cases. Vision of the future prompts Eli to take the case of a lawyer’s former client who has been denied parole because he has fought against prison abuse. The vision shows Eli adored by a crowd and married to Mollie with a child. 132112 2008 Eli Stone: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 9595 Episode #1. 2-2008 News Media. Attorney Eli Stone develops a brain aneurism and starts hallucinating making him think he may be a prophet because the hallucinations tell him what cases to take and how to win those cases. 132113 2008 Eli Stone: Praying For Time T DVD -R HQ 9768 Episode. 3-12-2008 News Media. Attorney Stone develops a brain aneurism and starts hallucinating making him think he may be a prophet because the hallucinations tell him what cases to take and how to win those cases. Stone has visions of earthquakes -- including one with a spectacular musical number -- that never really materialize. In one vision, he sees a news report on the earthquake giving him the name of the town, but not when it happened. Baseball player is acquitted and goes out to meet the mob of reporters with cameras and microphones at a post-victory news conference on the courtroom steps. Anchor (Mel Fair). 132114 2008 Eli Stone: Something To Save T DVD -R HQ 9731 Episode. 3-6-2008 News Media. Attorney Stone develops a brain aneurism and starts hallucinating making him think he may be a prophet because the hallucinations tell him what cases to take and how to win those cases. 132115 2009 Eli Stone: Sonoma T DVD -R HQ 11208 Episode. 6-21-2009 News Media. Reporter is fired by a major media corporation and the television news producer can be helpful, but she won’t help unless the lawyers help her in court -- she is charged with being involved with paintings stolen from Jews by the Nazis during World War II. 132116 2009 Eli Stone: Tailspin T DVD -R HQ 11258 Episode. 6-30-2009 Financial Reporter-Commentator gives financial news by yelling out information. 132117 2008 Eli Stone: Waiting for That Day T DVD -R HQ 9826 Episode. 4-13-2008 News Media covers scientist who predicts that a major earthquake will hit San Francisco verifying El’s hallucination. Attorney Stone develops a brain aneurism and starts hallucinating making him think he may be a prophet because the hallucinations tell him what cases to take and how to win those cases. Eli sues the city of San Francisco to force officials to shut down the Golden Gate Bridge after he has a vision of a devastating earthquake damaging the structure. 132118 2005 Eliana em O Segredo dos Golfinhos MF Mexico. Brazil. Argentina Reporter (Netinho de Paula). During the recording of a special TV show about dolphins, Eliana involves herself into one of her biggest adventures. 132119 2002 Elias Hackshaw: Jericho Flower NM Wilcox, Stephen #4 Elias Hackshaw Mysteries Publisher-Editor-Columnist Elias (Hack) Hackshaw of a small town newspaper The Triton Advertiser in upstate New York who is a romantic hiding in pessimism, a jewel of a journalist buried beneath the dreary society columns, a razor-tongued editor. Newsman, sleuth, house-restorer Hack writes a weekly column, Ramblings and his position as editor-in-chief guarantees that he will have plenty of detractors as well as allies. And the upstate tri-town area covered by the Triton Advertiser is small enough, remote enough and isolated enough to provide cover for plenty of unusual characters. The murder of a con man catapults Hack into trouble when the chief criminal investigator concludes he's involved. The head of a gypsy band conscripts Hack to find his runaway daughter. Hack's ambitious plan to catch the killer, get the gypsies off his case and leave the chief criminal investigator with egg on his face hits a few snags. Residents don't care much for the muck-stirring newspaperman even before the flim-flam hit the fan. 132120 1992 Elias Hackshaw: Nimby Factor, The NM Wilcox, Stephen F. #2 Elias Hackshaw Mysteries Publisher-Editor-Columnist Elias (Hack) Hackshaw of a small town newspaper The Triton Advertiser in upstate New York who is a romantic hiding in pessimism, a jewel of a journalist buried beneath the dreary society columns, a razor-tongued editor. Hack becomes embroiled in a fight to keep the county from building its landfill within town limits. The NIMBY forces - Not In My Back Yard - are united against the proposal and against Hackshaw when, in an editorial, he comes out in favor of the project. It doesn't help matters when it gets out that Hackshaw has an ulterior motive for his support, a chance to move and rehabilitate -- at a tidy profit -- an historic house that sits on proposed landfill property. Hackshaw attempts to appease the NIMB crowd. He agrees to interview the crotchety leader of a group united to defeat the dump. He shows up for the interview only to find the man murdered. He keeps quiet about the corpse and the body vanishes and a few more turn up. Hackshaw must keep a step ahead of the police and a lusty college intern Fawn at the paper. 132121 1994 Elias Hackshaw: Painted Lady, The NM Wilcox, Stephen #3 Elias Hackshaw Mysteries Publisher-Editor-Columnist Elias (Hack) Hackshaw of a small town newspaper The Triton Advertiser in upstate New York who is a romantic hiding in pessimism, a jewel of a journalist buried beneath the dreary society columns, a razor-tongued editor. Hack, who takes notes by days and plays poker and drinks beer at night, is easily distracted by a petite, pretty woman who wears spike heels and tight jeans. She not only appeals to his libido, but she is renovating an old Victorian home that Hack covets. She wants to open a residence for fallen local girls, but problems plague her -- the locals take a dim view of a charity too close to home. Strange satanic graffiti suddenly flourish in the neighborhood and the lurid pink paint the woman chooses for the house's exterior isn't to Hack's or the neighbors' liking. Neither is the murder of one of the fallen girls. The victim, who was a pal to a local cop who hates Hack's guts, had said she was pregnant, but she wasn't. No one is above suspicion including the woman, whose past is shadowy and whose New Age mysticism isn't the only thing soon grating on Hack's nerves. 132122 1991 Elias Hackshaw: Twenty-Acre Plot, The NM MLPL Wilcox, Stephen #1 Elias Hackshaw Mysteries Publisher-Editor-Columnist Elias (Hack) Hackshaw of a small town newspaper The Triton Advertiser in upstate New York who is a romantic hiding in pessimism, a jewel of a journalist buried beneath the dreary society columns, a razor-tongued editor. Liz Fleegle is a part-time copy editor and society news writer with two designer children and an investment counselor husband. She writes on an Underwood, has large brown eyes, silky shoulder-length blond hair, a narrow face with collagen on lower lip. Star Reporter Kevin Stein. Hack finds himself reluctantly investigating the death of a local farmer leading him to unscrupulous land developers, then to an eccentric millionaire, angry Indians and finally old Iroquois artifacts. When an 80-year-old farmer is killed in a fall, Hack's news nose twitches: How did a farmer with a plastic hip joint get into the hayloft? Hackshaw is nearly killed and, to his relief, finally caught by a jealous husband. Hackshaw, who with his sister and brother-in-law produces the weekly Triton Advertiser including his muck-raking opinion column, takes aim at an unscrupulous land developer. 132123 2007 Elijah MT News Media. Jill the Reporter (Gabrielle Miller). Photographer (Cory Cassidy). 132124 1998 Elimination Dance M Photographer (Namir Khan) 132125 1999 Elise NW Smith, Bobbi Brides of Durango Series Reporter Elise Martin, a feisty newspaperman, will do almost anything to get a story. She plans to be married when stage arrives and dresses in a wedding dress to await her fiancé. When he doesn't show up she picks a man who arrives on the stage and offers him $10 to marry her, which he does. Stranger turns out to be a sheriff who has assumed another identity, that of Gabriel West, who has won the newspaper from the former owner. She discovers that the dead sheriff is alive and puts out a special edition of the newspaper announcing this, then follows Gabriel West to inform him of this. She shanghais her boss into a fake wedding in order to expose a thief. But an unexpected kiss shows there is more to her “groom” than meets the eye. 132126 2001 Elite, The M News Media. News Reporter (Saida Pagan) 132127 1909 Elizabeth Davenay N USC De Pratz, Claire Freelancer Elizabeth, self-supporting, writing for some provincial and foreign papers as well as some of the forward reviews. Interviews. "It is never amusing to earn one's living when one is a woman." Being a journalist. Suffrage paper, La Revolte. 132128 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Aftershock NJ Pascal, Francine and Kate William Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica. Olivia Davidson is dead. Friends and relatives lie in the hospital, homes have been reduced to rubble, and Elizabeth Wakefield and Ken Matthews must lay Olivia to rest. Will they have the strength to pull together and pay tribute to Olivia's memory? Enid Rollins is sure Devon Whitelaw saved her life, and will do anything to repay the debt. But Enid has the wrong guy... and only Devon knows who the real hero is. How far will Devon go to keep the shocking truth from coming out? 132129 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Against the Odds NJ Pascal, Francine #51 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. To pay off a big gambling debt, Ronnie asks Elizabeth’s boy friend Jeffrey, Sweet Valley High’s star soccer player, to fix the state championship game. 132130 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: Against the Rules NJ Pascal, Francine #9 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. Sophia Rizzo is a good writer on the school newspaper, she's nice, and Elizabeth likes her. But all the other kids at Sweet Valley Middle School-including Elizabeth's twin sister, Jessica-make fun of Sophia because her family is poor and her brother is always in trouble. Even Elizabeth's parents tell her to stay away from Sophia. To show Sophia that she's her friend no matter what anybody says, Elizabeth decides to go against strict orders from her parents and throw a secret birthday party for Sophia. But is Elizabeth willing to pay the price if she's caught? 132131 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: All About Love NJ Pascal, Francine #13 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica win and lose boyfriends as they continue their senior year at high school. 132132 1983 Elizabeth Wakefield: All Night Long NJ Pascal, Francine #5 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield worries when her identical twin Jessica sneaks off to a college beach party with her latest boyfriend and stays out all night. 132133 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Almost Married NJ Pascal, Francine #102 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Romance Collection omnibus, 1998. Also included in Sweet Valley High Collection omnibus 1998. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Elizabeth Wakefield and Todd Wilkins are living together! Their parents are away, so Todd has set up house at the Wakefields'. he wants to create the perfect love nest, but Elizabeth has more important things on her mind. Not only has Elizabeth discovered that her mother was once married to Mr. Patman, Bruce's father, but now they're having an affair! Horrified by their parents' behavior, Elizabeth and Bruce decide to investigate. What could down-to-earth Alice Wakefield and flashy Hank Patman possibly see in each other? Through their sleuthing, Bruce and Elizabeth begin to understand their parents' attraction-because they too are feeling an attraction-to each other. 132134 1986 Elizabeth Wakefield: Alone in the Crowd NJ Pascal, Francine #28 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Lynne Henry is tall, awkward, and painfully shy. The one bright spot in her life is her song writing. In her room, playing her guitar, Lynne forgets how lonely she is and becomes someone special. When The Droids, Sweet Valley High's most popular rock band, announce a song writing contest, Lynne enters it. But she is so insecure about her talent that she submits her song anonymously. As soon as they hear Lynne's song, The Droids know they've got a manner. Guy Chesney, the attractive lead guitarist for the band, vows to find the songwriter, no matter how long it takes. Only Elizabeth Wakefield knows Lynne's secret. Can she persuade Lynne to come out into the open and share her talent, or is Lynne destined to remain unnoticed? 132135 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Amazing Jessica, The NJ Pascal, Francine #60 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. The circus has come to Sweet Valley! Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield love watching the shows and eating lots of cotton candy. But the most exciting part for Jessica is finding out that their great-great-grandmother Jessamyn was a bareback rider in the circus! Jessica imagines herself in Jessamyn's place - on a beautiful pony,wearing a fancy costume and showing off in the spotlight. Now Jessica knows for sure that performing is in her blood! Will she dare run away with the circus? 132136 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Amy Moves In NJ Pascal, Francine #44 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. When Amy comes to stay with the Wakefields while her family’s house is being repaired, Elizabeth couldn’t be happier. But after a few days, Elizabeth finds that she is not getting along with Amy as well as she thought she would. Why can’t she live in the same house with her best friend? After Amy Sutton’s house burns down, she moves in with Elizabeth while her parents look for a new home, but having Amy around all the time isn’t as much fun as Elizabeth thought. 132137 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Amy’s Pen Pal NJ Pascal, Francine #35 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her best friend Amy Sutton have big plans for the weekend when Amy gets an unexpected visit from her San Francisco pen pal, Samantha Williams. Sam’s life is too good to be true, and not at all as she describes it in her letters. 132138 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Amy’s Secret Sister NJ Pascal, Francine #83 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Amy Sutton finds out that her father had been married before and that she has a half-sister who is planning to come for Thanksgiving. 132139 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: And the Winner Is...Jessica Wakefield! NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #66 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Winning a free trip to an amusement park by calling in to a radio station, seven-year-old Jessica brags to all of her friends but is stumped on how to claim the prize, which is restricted to kids 13 and older. 132140 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Andy and the Alien NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Even though his classmates won’t quit teasing him about it, Andy Franklin believes that the stories about UFOs being seen at Secca Lake are true. And after they follow Andy to the lake and see some very mysterious things there, Jessica and Elizabeth believe the stories too. 132141 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Angels Keep Out NJ Pascal, Francine #11 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. “I didn’t want to play dirty, but the Angels aren’t giving us any choice. Whatever it takes, we’re going to make sure that the Unicorn party is the only party that anyone who’s anyone goes to -- anyone but the Angels, that is.” 132142 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Anything For Love NJ Pascal, Francine #4 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is torn between the mysterious Tom Watts and the romantic William White. Her identical sister Jessica realizes it might take more than just living with Mike McAllery to make sure he’s all hers. And there is a secret society wreaking havoc on campus. 132143 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: April Fool! NJ Pascal, Francine #28 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. | 132144 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Are We in Love? NJ Pascal, Francine #94 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Annie Whitman’s new stepsister, Cheryl, is finally having fun in Sweet Valley, thanks to the friendship of her neighbor Steven Wakefield. Soon everyone -- even Steven’s twin sisters, Jessica and Elizabeth, assumes that Steven and Cheryl must be a couple. After all, they’re almost always together. Cheryl and Steven decide that perhaps they should give romance a try. But are they dating for the right reasons? Or are they only trying to prove something to the town and to themselves? 132145 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Arrest, The NJ Pascal, Francine #96 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Elizabeth has been arrested, and Jessica has finally stolen Elizabeth’s boyfriend Todd. The twins have never been pulled further apart, and any hope of a reunion seems futile. Meanwhile, a woman continues her journey toward Sweet Valley, leaving a trail of destruction in her wake. 132146 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: As If I Care NJ Pascal, Francine #18 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. When her friend Jade begins to get involved with her ex-boyfriend Jeremy, Jessica finds it hard to handle. 132147 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Backstabber NJ Pascal, Francine #17 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s boyfriend Conner and Elizabeth’s friend Tia have been good friends for a long time. But now Tia finds herself in love with Conner, and when Elizabeth finds Conner and Tia in bed together, where they fell asleep watching TV, she leaps to the obvious conclusion. 132148 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Bad Girl NJ Pascal, Francine #12 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is not going to be perfect anymore. She will not obey her parents’ every word. She will not get all A’s in school. She will not stay home on school nights. She will have a life. And she will make Conner want to share it. 132149 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Barnyard Battle NJ Pascal, Francine #59 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. The battle is on, and both sides are determined to win. When identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth’s social studies class spends a weekend at a pioneer farm without benefit of modern conveniences, the boys say the girls can’t live without hair dryers, and the girls insist the boys need their TV and junk food. 132150 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Battle of the Cheerleaders, The NJ Pascal, Francine #95 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. When the girls’ basketball team insists the boys be their cheerleaders, the boys rebel. 132151 2002 Elizabeth Wakefield: Be Mine NJ Pascal, Francine #37 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. 132152 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Beast Is Watching You, The NJ Pascal, Francine #98 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. On a hill on the outskirts of Sweet Valley sits a beautiful old Victorian house. It stood empty until a few weeks ago, when a new family moved in...the perfect clients for Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield's baby-sitting service....Identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield and their friends from Sweet Valley Middle School thought they'd landed their dream job when they started baby sitting for the Riccoli kids. But little by little, their dream job is turning into a nightmare. Andrew Riccoli dreams that someone tried to set fire to his room-and wakes up in a cloud of smoke. Then Gretchen Riccoli dreams she's falling-and wakes up at the bottom of the mansion's dark, winding staircase. The baby sitters are getting scared...too scared to close their eyes in the Riccoli mansion. 132153 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Beast Must Die, The NJ Pascal, Francine #99 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. On a hill on the outskirts of Sweet Valley sits a beautiful old Victorian house. It stood empty until a few weeks ago, when a big family moved in . . . the perfect clients for Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield's new baby-sitting service . . .When identical twins Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield began baby-sitting for the Riccoli family, they soon learned of the kids' bad dreams. Overactive imaginations, they thought. But slowly, the terrifying truth becomes undeniable. The nightmares are real. Something evil is in the kids' house and in their dreams. Something that wants them dead. Elizabeth and Jessica try to keep the Riccoli kids from falling asleep, but how much longer can any of them stay awake? There's only one thing left to do: The baby-sitters and the kids must enter the deadly world of their dreams. And morning is a long time away. 132154 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Beauty and the Beach NJ Pascal, Francine #30 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University is heading back to the beach and straight for the arms of gorgeous head lifeguard Ryan Taylor. But Ryan is hiding something from her, something important. Will Elizabeth’s perfect summer romance be over before it even begins? Ben Mercer has a big surprise in store for Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica. He’s returning to Sweet Valley Shore and bringing his super-smart girlfriend, Priya Rahman, along with him. The last thing Nina Harper wants to do this summer is fall in love. Can Stu Kirkwood, a sweet, sexy surfer, make her change her mind? 132155 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Behind Closed Doors NJ Pascal, Francine #15 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University is trying to help Todd Wilkins regain his starting position on the basketball team, but runs into trouble with the administration’s unethical athletic department. Her identical twin Jessica has sworn off love, and she’s throwing all her passion into classes. And no one is more surprised when Professor Miles asks her to stay after class. 132156 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Best Friend Game, The NJ Pascal, Francine #3 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. There’s a new club at Sweet Valley Middle School, the Eight Times Eight Club, and they’re trying to outdo the Unicorns. So the Unicorns take their act to TV -- on the “Best Friends” TV show. All they have to do is guess each other’s favorite foods, most embarrassing moments, and worst dates. Can they win over their opponents the Eights? 132157 1986 Elizabeth Wakefield: Best Friends NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Also included Sweet Valley Twins 1 Omnibus, 1991. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica’s close friendship is threatened when Jessica is admitted to an exclusive girls’ club. 132158 2002 Elizabeth Wakefield: Best of Enemies NJ Pascal, Francine #39 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Assigned to hire a band for their school dance, Jessica is forced to work with Melissa, whose breakup with Will has left her devastated, while Dave tries to explain his relationship with Andy to his father, and Alanna struggles to remain sober. 132159 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Best Thanksgiving Ever, The NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart #34 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica’s parents want to help them serve Thanksgiving dinner at a shelter for the homeless, but their friend Suzie Nichols tells them it’s a horrible place. How does Suzie know so much about the shelter? Is there something she’s not telling the twins? 132160 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Beware the Baby-Sitter NJ Pascal, Francine #99 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Margo is making herself right at home in Sweet Valley setting her evil scheme in motion. She’s gotten a job at the day-care center and is busy perfecting her imitation of identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield. She’s even fooled Todd Wilkins and Mrs. Wakefield into thinking she’s Elizabeth. Now it’s only a matter of time before Margo takes over Elizabeth’s perfect life for good. Meanwhile, Winston Egbert was baby-sitting for a neighbor. Now the neighbor has disappeared. What’s Winston going to do with a baby? 132161 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Beware the Wolfman NJ Pascal, Francine #106 Sweet Valley High Series. #6 Sweet Valley High: Super Thrillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley News. A savage werewolf is loose in London and identical twins Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield could be its next targets. On assignment for the London Journal, the twins are on the trail of the most deadly killer since Jack the Ripper. 132162 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Big Brother’s In Love Again NJ Pascal, Francine #104 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Steven Wakefield can't believe it: Beautiful, popular Jill Hale wants to go out with him! He knows that his girlfriend, Cathy Connors, will be heartbroken, but a guy's got to play the field. After all, he once had a killer crush on Jill, and going out with her would be a dream come true. And it is...until Steven starts missing Cathy. Jill may be pretty, but she can't recite basketball stats or tell gross jokes the way Cathy can. So just in time for Valentine's Day, Steven decides to mend Cathy's broken heart-he'll take her back. She'll definitely want him back, won't she? 132163 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Big Brother’s In Love! NJ Pascal, Francine #57 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica decide to play Cupid with older brother Steven and Cathy Connors even though Steven has a terrible crush on Jill Hale. They usually find their older brother annoying, but now they feel sorry for him. Steven’s been in a daze because he’s in love with Jill Hale, but she likes his best friend. It looks like he’s going to be lovesick forever, so the twins decide to help him get over Jill by fixing him up with another girl. 132164 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Big Camp Secret, The NJ Pascal, Francine #3 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Identical twin Jessica turns a charity fund raiser into a matchmaking plan. The members of the Unicorn Club are donating themselves to charity. For a price, they’ll obey a classmate’s wishes for a day. But with the big Valentine’s Day dance coming up, Jessica can’t resist turning the fund raiser into a huge matchmaking affair. 132165 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Big for Christmas NJ Pascal, Francine #3 Sweet Valley Twins: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica have been invited to the biggest Christmas party of the year. They can’t wait. Even high school kids will be there. Then their parents forbid them to go. The twins are furious and they go to bed that night wishing they were grown-ups. When they awake the next morning, they find a startling transformation has occurred. 132166 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Big Night, The NJ Pascal, Francine #142 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle is walking on air. She can't wait to attend the prom on the arm of her sexy date, Devon Whitelaw. But when her ex-boyfriend, Todd Wilkins, wants to be alone with her one last time, will Elizabeth be swept away by a flood of romantic memories? Jessica Wakefield, Sweet Valley's most infamous party girl, is in no mood to celebrate. She's been ditched by her prom date and pegged as a loser on the biggest night of the year! Will Jessica be forced to spend the night by herself, or will true romance blossom when she least expects it? 132167 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Big Party Weekend, The NJ Pascal, Francine #54 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica and their older brother Steven make elaborate plans to throw the greatest party of the year while Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield are on vacation in Mexico. But first they must get rid of May, the world’s meanest babysitter. 132168 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Big Race, The NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica can’t wait to build and race their own cars in the upcoming soapbox derby. Ken Matthews keeps bragging about how great his car is, and the twins are determined to beat him. They know they can do it if they work together, but they have a big fight before the race. Can the twins make up in time to win? 132169 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Big Race, The NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield buys a video game and her whole personality seems to change. All she cares about is her score. 132170 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Billie’s Secret NJ Pascal, Francine #18 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University is posing as a waitress in a sleazy nightclub and is about to uncover a major scandal. Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica has the job from hell at Taylor’s department store, and if she messes up one more time, she’ll be fired. Everyone is taking bets on how long Jessica will last. Billie is breaking Steven Wakefield’s heart. By competing for a scholarship to Spain, will she risk losing Stephen forever? 132171 1986 Elizabeth Wakefield: Bitter Rivals NJ Pascal, Francine #29 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is ecstatic. Her dearest childhood friend, Amy Sutton, is moving back to Sweet Valley. Elizabeth can’t wait to see her again and introduce Amy to her current best friend, Enid Rollins. Army is an undeniable hit at Sweet Valley High. She’s glamorous and vivacious, and she becomes the newest member of the cheerleading squad. But to Elizabeth’s shock, Army and Enid seem to be heading for a showdown. Will the prospect of having two best friends leave Elizabeth with none? 132172 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Bon Voyage, Unicorns! NJ Pascal, Francine #16 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. A week of sun, fun, and parties-what could be more perfect? Having a boyfriend, thinks Ellen Riteman. She's the only Unicorn who doesn't have one. But she's lucky for two reasons. Curtis Bowman-the cutest boy ever-happens to be on board. And the Unicorns are giving her a makeover to help her snag him. But when Lila Fowler points out that Ellen's Mr. Right is Jared Matthew, not Curtis, Ellen feels lucky to have a friend like Lila to steer her in the right direction. Then Jessica Wakefield informs them that Ellen belongs with Sam Sloane. Ellen doesn't know what to think...except that this cruise is going to be pretty crazy! 132173 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Booster Boycott NJ Pascal, Francine #52 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Winston Egbert is a shy sixth grader at Sweet Valley Middle School whose ears turn red when he’s embarrassed. But Winston is determined to come out of his shell. To win the heart of a Unicorn Club member. Winston tries out for the cheering squad -- and the Unicorns don’t like it at all. 132174 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Bossy Steven NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #18 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132175 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Boy Friend NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. You shouldn’t date your best friend -- even if you really want to. Right? Kristin has had a crush on Brian Rainey since about...forever. Of course, she would totally die if he ever found out. Brian just thinks of her as a friend. That's why it's so cool that Mike asked her out. Now she has someone else to crush on-and she gets to stay friends with Brian. Perfect. Brian thinks Kristin is so sweet and smart. So he doesn't get it. Why do the coolest girls always go for the jerkiest guys? 132176 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Boy Meets Girl NJ Pascal, Francine #7 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Jeremy is as wonderful as anyone she’s ever known. So why can’t Jessica get Will Simmons out of her thoughts? Jessica finally found him. Jeremy. The one who loves her for who she is. The one who helps her forget. Forget what? Forget Will Simmons...the one who never bothered to know her at all. 132177 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Boy Meets Girl NJ Pascal, Francine #7 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Jeremy is as wonderful as anyone she’s ever known. So why can’t Jessica get Will Simmons out of her thoughts? Jessica finally found him. Jeremy. The one who loves her for who she is. The one who helps her forget. Forget what? Forget Will Simmons...the one who never bothered to know her at all. 132178 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Boy Trouble NJ Pascal, Francine #61 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132179 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Boyfriend Game, The NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. All's fair in love and war in part one of a special two-book Valentine's Day miniseries. Sweet Valley Middle School is celebrating Valentine's Day by hosting a TV game show! The contestants choose their dream dates by asking funny and personal questions-in front of their classmates and a TV audience. The winners get a free trip to an amusement park, and the entire school will be treated to the coolest Valentine's Day dance ever. Jessica Wakefield can't wait to be a contestant- and can't believe it when her twin sister, Elizabeth, is chosen instead. Is it time for another twin switch? Sophia Rizzo and Patrick Morris decide to cheat so they can end up together. And Janet Howell is busy dreaming of her perfect guy. But everyone's plans backfire big time! Will the dating game be a dating disaster? 132180 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Boyfriend Mess, The NJ Pascal, Francine #114 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are about to say good-bye to the sixth grade forever. But it’s not over yet. The entire sixth grade is going cave exploring-spelunking! At first, Elizabeth is thrilled to roam through the Ice Cave with her friends. The cave is beautiful-it shimmers with every beam of their flashlights, and Elizabeth even discovers and underground waterfall! But when the guide breaks his leg, it looks like the sixth graders are in for a bigger adventure that they counted on. Will they find their way out of the twisted underground maze? And can they do it in time to save their injured guide? 132181 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Boyfriend War, The NJ Pascal, Francine #101 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Romance Collection omnibus, 1998. Also included in Sweet Valley High Collection omnibus 1998. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Jessica Wakefield and her best friend, Lila Fowler, are at war! The battlefield is the white sandy beach of Club paradise, a fabulous island resort owned by Lila's uncle. Jessica's dreams of lounging by the pool and dancing the night away are shattered when she learns that Lila's uncle has less relaxing plans for them: Jessica and Lila aren't guests, they're hired hands! Jessica's going to make Lila pay for this, and she's determined that the price will be Lila's new Club Paradise boyfriend. Back home in Sweet Valley, Jessica's twin sister, Elizabeth, makes a shocking discovery. While researching her family history, she unearths a secret about her mother's past that could change the future of the Wakefield family. 132182 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Boyfriends for Everyone NJ Pascal, Francine #17 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. When Ellen and the Unicorns first set sail on the Caribbean Queen, she was determined to find a boyfriend. Now, thanks to the Unicorns, she has four of them. Jessica, Lila, Mandy and Kimberly each picked out the perfect guy for her, and their matchmaking paid off. So why can’t Ellen stop thinking about one guy the Unicorns say is absolutely wrong for her? 132183 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Boys Against Girls NJ Pascal, Francine #17 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. When the new sixth grade teacher gives all the good assignments to the boys and treats the girls badly, the girls, led by Elizabeth and Jessica, come up with a plan to teach the teacher and the boys a lesson. 132184 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Boys of Summer, The NJ Pascal, Francine #32 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University’s identical twin Jessica finally has Ryan Taylor all to herself. He's wild, daring, spontaneous-everything Jessica wants in a boyfriend. He's also the guy who broke her sister's heart. Elizabeth Wakefield's summer can't get any worse, now that Ryan has left her for Jessica. But Elizabeth knows Ryan is spinning out of control, and he could be putting Jessica in danger. Can Elizabeth ignore her jealousy long enough to save them both? Wendy Paloma wants to leave her superstar husband, Pedro, but her friend Winston Egbert knows they belong together. When Winston and Pedro team up to win Wendy back, is their plan too crazy to work...or just crazy enough? 132185 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Breakfast of Enemies NJ Pascal, Francine #106 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. What's in a healthy breakfast? Juice, toast, milk...and identical twins Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield! That's right-the twins have been chosen to appear on a Corny O's TV commercial! But there's only one Corny O's girl, and the twins can't agree on how to play her. Elizabeth wants to follow the director's instructions, but Jessica thinks the part calls for drama and glamour. And Jessica's determined to do it her way, no matter what. Being on national television is Jessica's dream come true. But will sharing the spotlight with her sister turn her into a "cereal" killer? 132186 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Broken Angel NJ Pascal, Francine #10 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Tia can do this. She should say goodbye to Angel, the love of her life. She should say, “See ya later! Have fun at college. Don’t forget me!” But it would be so much easier to say, “Stay.” And maybe he would. Maybe he’d give up everything for her. But is that what she really wants? 132187 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Broken Promises, Shattered Dreams NJ Pascal, Francine #19 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University. Billie and older brother Steven Wakefield are having a baby. But Steven’s joy quickly turns to misery when Billie tells him that marriage is not the only option. Will this mean the end of Billie and Steven? Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica is happy owning her own clothing business -- until her partner, Val, and her scheming ex-husband disappear with all the company’s borrowed money. How will Jessica handle this one? 132188 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Brokenhearted NJ Pascal, Francine #58 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s former boyfriend, Todd Wilkens, returns to Sweet Valley and Elizabeth must make a difficult choice between Todd and her new love, Jeffrey French. 132189 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Brooke and Her Rock Star Mom NJ Pascal, Francine #55 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Brooke’s dream has come true. Her mother, who’s been living in Paris, is moving back to Sweet Valley. When she returns, Brooke’s mother has a new family -- and a new career. It turns out that she is Coco, the incredible new rock singer all of Sweet Valley is talking about. But Brooke is sworn to secrecy -- how is she supposed to keep such a secret? 132190 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Bruce’s Story NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley High: Super Stars.Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. The license plates on Bruce Patman's Porsche read 1BRUCE1, and that's exactly how he thinks of himself-as Number One. Handsome and arrogant, Bruce is used to getting everything he wants. Bruce's cousin Roger, who lives with the Patman family, is nothing like Bruce. The boys have only one thing in common-their grandfather, who is one of the richest men in California. A shrewd, hardworking businessman, Mr. Patman decides to set up a contest between Bruce and Roger. The winner will inherit the grandfather's entire estate. The war is on-and Bruce will do anything to win! 132191 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Bully, The NJ Pascal, Francine #19 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. Dennis Cookman is the biggest bully at Sweet Valley Middle School. Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield, along with the whole sixth grade, are trying to figure out what to do about him. When Dennis smashes Jimmy Underwood's bicycle, some of the kids feel he's gone too far. Just because Dennis is bigger and older doesn't give him the right to pick on the sixth graders. Something has to be done to stop this bully once and for all! That's when Ken Matthews comes up with the perfect dare that will expose Dennis Cookman as the coward that he really is. 132192 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: Buried Treasure NJ Pascal, Francine #11 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. 132193 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Busted! NJ Pascal, Francine #25 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University and Tom Watts have broken up. Elizabeth is dangerously close to seeking comfort in the arms of another guy -- one she’s known for along, long time. Her identical twin sister Jessica has been arrested for cocaine possession. Her new boyfriend, Nick Fox, is the only one who can help her. But does Nick believe in her innocence? Or has Jessica lost her love and her freedom? Alexandra Rollins has the evidence to get Jessica out of jail, but her shocking information came from a drug-abuser hot line. Should she break her vow of confidentiality to save a friend? 132194 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: California Love NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley High TV Novelizations Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica Wakefield. 132195 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Cammi’s Crush NJ Pascal, Francine #108 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Cammi Adams and Randy Mason are great students. Or at least they were, before Mr. Jules and Ms. Sherman, two of the harshest graders in middle-school history, became substitute teachers at SVMS. Cammi thinks there's only one way to get the subs to soften: make them fall in love...with each other! Playing matchmaker isn't easy, so Cammi convinces Randy to put aside his books long enough to help her out. Cammi and Randy make a great team, but as their efforts start to pay off, Cammi realizes there's another match she wants to make. Can lightning strike between her and Randy? 132196 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Camp Killer NJ Pascal, Francine and Kate William #125 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and Nicole Banes have split Camp Echo Mountain right down the middle. The two junior counselors are captains of opposing teams in a color war, and the tension between the two sides if thick. Everyone’s talking about it. But that’s not the only topic of discussion. 132197 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Carnival Ghost, The NJ Pascal, Francine #3 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Chillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and identical twin Jessica experience odd things when a traveling carnival comes to Sweet Valley. Elizabeth befriends an orphaned girl who travels with a carnival. But as the friendship progresses, Jessica notices that her twin is behaving strangely. After Jessica hears about a ghost haunting the carnival, she investigates. Could Elizabeth’s new friend be a ghost? 132198 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Caroline’s Mystery Dolls NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #17 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Caroline Pearce is always bragging about her collection of porcelain dolls, but no one has ever seen them. Some of her friends, especially Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica, wonder if Caroline really has dolls at all. When Caroline opens her case to take out the doll she brought to class for show-and-tell, there’s nothing inside. Did someone take the doll, or was Caroline lying all along? 132199 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Caroline’s Halloween Spell NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart #33 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is scared. Halloween is only a few days away and Elizabeth suspects that Caroline Pearce may be a witch -- a bad witch. When Caroline catches Elizabeth spying on her, Elizabeth really starts to worry. Is Caroline truly a witch? And if she is, is she going to cast a nasty Halloween spell on Elizabeth? 132200 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Carribean Cruise Pack NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Omnibus of novels. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica Wakefield. 132201 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Case of the Alien Princess, The NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart #7 Sweet Valley Kids: Super Snooper Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica and their friends in the Snoopers Club are on another case. The Club’s latest mystery zips the Sweet Valley gang off to Venn, a planet in outer space. Their mission is to find the missing princess Zari before the enemies take over the planet. Will the Snoopers find the princess in time -- or will they all be trapped in space forever? 132202 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Case of the Christmas Thief, The NJ Pascal, Francine #4 Sweet Valley Kids: Super Snooper Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica and their friends in the Snoopers Club have a tough mystery to solve. 132203 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Case of the Haunted Camp, The NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart #3 Sweet Valley Kids: Super Snooper Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica and their friends in the Snoopers Club have a tough mystery to solve -- this time at camp. 132204 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Case of the Hidden Treasure, The NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart #5 Sweet Valley Kids: Super Snooper Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica see a woman behaving strangely at the beach and they are convinced that the woman is searching for buried treasure in the sand. 132205 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Case of the Magic Christmas Bell, The NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart Sweet Valley Kids: Super Snooper Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica and their friends in the Snoopers Club have uncovered their most difficult case yet. The bell that helps Santa’s reindeer fly has fallen off the sleigh: If the Snoopers don’t find it, Santa won’t be able to deliver any presents this Christmas. They have to work fast, though, because a bad elf named Fritzi is looking for the bell, too. Will the Snoopers be able to save Christmas? 132206 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Case of the Million-Dollar Diamonds, The NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart #6 Sweet Valley Kids: Super Snooper Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica and their friends in the Snoopers Club are on the trail of a diamond thief. They saw him in the mall jewelry store just before the precious gems were stolen. With the Snoopers' help, store guards catch the thief, but he has no diamonds! The Snoopers are determined to find them before the thief gets away with the million-dollar jewels. Will they catch him in time? 132207 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Case of the Secret Santa, The NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart Sweet Valley Kids: Super Snooper Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are members of the Snoopers Club. They and other snoopers uncover clues to see if the new school custodian Mr. Kringle is Santa Claus. 132208 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Center of Attention (aka Centre of Attention) NJ Pascal, Francine #18 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. When the new sixth grade teacher gives all the good assignments to the boys and treats the girls badly, the girls, led by Elizabeth and Jessica, come up with a plan to teach the teacher and the boys a lesson. 132209 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Channel X NJ Pascal, Francine #10 Sweet Valley University: Thriller Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Don’t touch that dial...SVU STUDENTS: EARN CASH JUST FOR WATCHING TV! When Nina Harper and Bryan Nelson see the sign, they think it's too good to be true. All they have to do is watch television with electrodes strapped to their heads, some guy takes notes, and Nina and Bryan get paid. It's a cinch. But nobody tells them about the side effects. Nobody tells them that every student who takes part in the experiment changes-really changes. At first the students' behavior turns a little weird, then it gets disturbing. Before long it grows horribly, brutally violent. Nina seems safe from the side effects-for now. But will she be safe from the vicious attacks sweeping the campus...and from Bryan? 132210 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Charm School Mystery, The NJ Pascal, Francine #64 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield has no interest in a charm school that opens in Sweet Valley, but her identical twin Jessica can’t wait to attend. What could be better than taking classes to learn about clothes, makeup and going to parties? But when sister Elizabeth uncovers some suspicious things about the charm school owners, she and her friends do some dangerous detective work. 132211 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Cheating on Anna NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Friendship gets complicated for Anna, Elizabeth, and Salvador when feelings get tangled up. Salvador is such an idiot! He has a crush on Elizabeth but he's going out with Anna. Yeah, that Anna. His best friend. The person whose heart he would least like to break. Could the situation possibly get any worse? Don't answer that. 132212 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Cheating to Win NJ Pascal, Francine #77 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. 132213 1986 Elizabeth Wakefield: Choosing Sides NJ Pascal, Francine #4 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Also included Sweet Valley Twins 1 Omnibus, 1991. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica. When Elizabeth’s friend Amy decides to try out for cheerleading, Elizabeth has to choose between her friend and her twin who is planning to rig the tryouts against Amy. 132214 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Christmas Ghost, The NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Chillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica pretends to be her twin sister Elizabeth when a famous movie star comes to town to raise money for the children’s wing of the local hospital. But then Jessica’s imagination starts showing her the spirits of Christmas past, present and future to teach her a lesson of a lifetime. Jessica is determined to meet Beau Dillon, teen actor, even if it means double-crossing her own sister. But Jessica begins to feel guilty, and that night her actions catch up with her in a dream sequence similar to “A Christmas Carol.” 132215 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Christmas Without Elizabeth, A NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley Twins: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. When the entire school thinks she has stolen the money raised for the Christmas party -- money she has secretly given to a homeless family -- Elizabeth wishes she has never been born, and a friendly Christmas angel gives her her wish. 132216 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Ciao, Sweet Valley! NJ Pascal, Francine #60 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are looking forward to having an exchange student named Giovanna come live with them for three weeks. Jessica can’t wait to show the Italian country girl all the great things about Sweet Valley, but Giovanna turns out to be beautiful, sophisticated and bored stiff with their way of life. She’s even rude to their friends. How will they ever survive the next three weeks? Giovana has worn out her welcome with her gorgeous looks and flirtatious manner. 132217 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Claim to Fame NJ Pascal, Francine #23 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. For its 25th anniversary celebration, Sweet Valley Middle School is burying a time capsule-and a special schooled contest will decide what goes inside. Identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield are each determined to win. Jessica is teamed with her fellow Unicorns, and Elizabeth and her friends are with George Hankel, the shyest boy in school, who is without a mother and who hardly ever sees his father. With the race just about even, Elizabeth stumbles on the one thing that will definitely make her team win-an old football that belongs to George Hankel's father! It's the football that was used to score the winning touchdown at Sweet Valley's first state championship. Now, there's more at stake than just winning. Maybe Elizabeth can also bring George and his dad back together again. . . if Jessica doesn't get to the football first. 132218 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Class Picture Day! NJ Pascal, Francine #69 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. In the words of 7-year-old Jessica Wakefield, Elizabeth’s identical twin, “I hate looking bad. And today I’ve got to look good! It’s picture day for second-graders. That’s me! No spills. No dirt. and no gum chewing. That’s no problem for me. I always look perfect. Why should today be any different? 132219 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Class Trip, The NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and identical twin Jessica have an argument just prior to the Sweet Valley Middle School sixth-grade trip to a fabulous amusement park, and when Elizabeth goes to apologize to Jessica she is nowhere to be found. The day of the big sixth-grade trip to Disneyland has finally arrived. But Elizabeth and Jessica have had a fight and are beginning the trip arguing. When Elizabeth decides to make-up, Jessica has disappeared. A series of adventures reaffirms the twins’ “best friendship” status once again. 132220 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Close To You NJ Pascal, Francine #30 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Real-Life Question #1: It’s time to choose where you’re going to college. Ending up in the same place as you guy is: (a) Not an issue. You’re more concerned with the quality of the cafeteria food and whether or not the dorms have big windows. (b) So important that you’re willing to compromise your dreams. (c) A factor in your decision, but not the make-or-break one. What will Jessica choose? 132221 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Clueless NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Everyone says it’s impossible to just be friends with a guy. But that’s exactly what Blue and Elizabeth are. He lets her use his surfboard -- the one no one else can touch. And he calls her all the time! It’s cool being just friends with Blue. She hopes it never changes. 132222 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: College Cruise NJ Pascal, Francine #12 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University. During spring break the Sweet Valley University gang go on a Caribbean cruise. 132223 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: College Girls NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley University Series. Also included in Sweet Valley University Series Omnibus, 1999. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley University Collection 1 School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are about to begin the most exciting year of their lives. 132224 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: College Weekend NJ Pascal, Francine #118 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Sweet Valley High Collection: Loving Ambitions omnibus, 1999. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle is given the opportunity to be a real live reporter. After just a few days of visiting Sweet Valley University, Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica has found the perfect guy in 20-year-old Zach Marsden, who believes Jessica is a college junior. 132225 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Control Freak NJ Pascal, Francine #35 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Conner doesn’t know what everyone’s problem is. His mom, his sister, even Alanna -- none of them can take care of themselves anymore. So he’ll just have to do it for them. 132226 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Cool Crowd, The NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. What could be better than a party at the Wakefields’ to introduce new classmates and old friends? When her parents go out of town, Jessica figures it’s the perfect time to show her new friends and classmates that she’s cool. And what’s cooler than a party? While the parents are away, The Wakefields will par-tay! 132227 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Cousin Kelly’s Family Secret NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica can’t wait for their cousin Kelly to visit. They’re going to have a great time, they just know it. But when Kelly arrives a few days before Thanksgiving, she seems sad about something. What is the big secret Kelly can’t share with her cousins? 132228 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Cousin War, The NJ Pascal, Francine #90. Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica Wakefield are psyched when their favorite cousin, Robin, comes to Sweet Valley for a visit. They can’t wait for Robin to meet their friends and maybe even find a date for the Girls-ask-boys dance at Sweet Valley Middle School. When Robin meets Todd Wilkins, she’s certain he’s the one for her. But she’s in for a big surprise: Todd already has a girlfriend -- Elizabeth. Will Robin have to fight her own cousin to win the boy of her dreams? 132229 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Cover Girls NJ Pascal, Francine #129 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica Wakefield are interning at Flair -- the hippest fashion magazine ever. Elizabeth is thrilled to work in the managing editor’s busy office. But she’s not so thrilled when her longtime boyfriend, Todd Wilkens, comes to visit her and gets discovered as a model. Todd’s ego quickly spins out of control, and Elizabeth is devastated when she catches him flirting with Simone. Will Todd fall into the clutches of the evil supermodel? As the assistant to famous photographer Quentin Berg, Jessica thought she’d be working on glamorous photo shoots. Instead, she has to clean up after Simone, a supermodel with a bad attitude. But not for long. Jessica comes up with a scheme to ditch Simone and get the modeling job for herself. All she has to do is make Quentin fall in love with her. 132230 2002 Elizabeth Wakefield: Cruise Control NJ Pascal, Francine #44 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Everyone is telling Trent to slow down, take it easy. Jeremy says he’s out of control. The way Trent sees it, he has only a few months of freedom left. Why shouldn’t he make the most of it? 132231 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Crybaby Lois NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #11 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Lois Waller is the girl in Mrs. Becker’s second grade class whom everyone loves to tease -- except for kind-hearted Elizabeth. 132232 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Curse of the Golden Heart, The NJ Pascal, Francine #6 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Chillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield becomes involved in the legend of two separated lovers and a pirate’s treasure when she swims near the remains of an old pirate ship. It’s spring break and twins Elizabeth and Jessica are taking a scuba-diving course at Pirate’s Cove. On their first dive they discover the remains of an old pirate ship and half of a golden heart buried in the sand. Soon the twins receive spooky chain letters demanding that what was taken from the sea be returned. 132233 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Curse of the Ruby Necklace, The NJ Pascal, Francine #5 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Chillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica finds an old necklace on the beach near the Keller mansion, scene of the mysterious death of 12-year-old Lillian Keller. She is convinced that someone or something is trying to tell her that the mystery of Lillian Keller’s death remains unsolved. The twins are thrilled when they land small parts in a movie being made in Sweet Valley. The film is based on the true story of the mysterious death of 12-year-old Lillian Keller, and it’s being filmed at the creepy old Keller mansion. One stormy afternoon, Jessica finds an old necklace on the beach near the mansion. She puts it on, and that very night she has a terrible nightmare about a girl falling to her death. She becomes convinced that someone - or something - is trying to tell her that the mystery of Lillian Keller's death is far from solved. But can a necklace really hold the secret to a murder? 132234 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Curse on Elizabeth, A NJ Pascal, Francine #3 Sweet Valley Kids: Hair Raiser Super Special Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica can’t wait to look at the pharaoh’s jewelry and his gold coffin when Mrs. Otis’ class goes on a field trip to see a special Egyptian exhibit from the tomb of King Ramses XIII. But the pharaoh’s tomb is cursed -- anyone who disturbs it is doomed. Will Elizabeth and Jessica awaken the pharaoh’s mummy? 132235 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Cyberstalker: The Return of William White NJ Pascal, Francine and Laurie John #13 Sweet Valley University: Thriller Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield thought the Virtual Reality Fair, which arrived on the SVU quad, sounded like an extreme waste of time. That was before Elizabeth’s twin sister, Jessica, convinced her to give virtual reality a try. That was before Elizabeth saw him. He appeared from out of nowhere, a glowing figure with an achingly beautiful face and a wickedly familiar grin. A man she once loved and feared. A man she thought was dead. But something evil was set into motion the day Elizabeth entered virtual reality, and it’s not going to stop until he says it’s over. He’s William White. And he’s not playing dead anymore. 132236 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Dance Fever NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. When Elizabeth accepts Ronald’s invitation to the school dance, Blue has to take someone else. It’s OK that Blue’s date is gorgeous. And super cool. And smart. And fun. And exotic. What does Elizabeth care? It’s not like Blue is her boyfriend or anything. 132237 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Dance of Death NJ Pascal, Francine and Kate William #127 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle is being torn in two. Her summer fling, Joey Mason, has moved to California, and he wants her back. Elizabeth can’t deny her attraction to Joey, but she’s still in love with longtime boyfriend Todd Wilkins. How can she choose between them? Her identical twin, Jessica and Jonathan Cain have shared the kiss of a lifetime. Jessica should be wildly happy, but Jonathan keeps pushing her away. What is he hiding behind his dark and dangerous eyes? Jessica’s sure she’ll discover all of Jonathan’s secrets at the party in his mansion. Will it be the most wonderful night of her life -- or the most tragic? 132238 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Danger: Twins at Work! NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #76 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. In the words of 7-year-old Elizabeth: “My twin sister, Jessica, and I get to spend the day with our mom. She works in a big, fancy department store! I’m going to work hard. So is Jessica...I think. We can’t get into too much trouble when Mom’s around. Can we?” 132239 1983 Elizabeth Wakefield: Dangerous Love NJ Pascal, Francine #6 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. One of the strictest rules in the Wakefield house is “No motorcycles.” Ever since their cousin was killed in a crash, Elizabeth and her identical twin Jessica have been forbidden to go near them. So when Elizabeth’s boyfriend Todd drives up on a shiny new Yamaha, she knows there’s trouble ahead. She can’t ride Todd’s bike, but other girls can -- and do. And sight of those girls riding with their arms around Todd is making Elizabeth crazy with jealousy. Todd tells her not to worry, but Elizabeth’s scared of losing him. Will Todd’s new bike drive them apart? 132240 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Danny Means Trouble NJ Pascal, Francine #40 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is writing story about a star runner and major troublemaker. She discovers real reason why he has been getting into trouble and sets out to help him without betraying his secret 132241 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Date With a Werewolf, A NJ Pascal, Francine #105 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. While Elizabeth and Jessica continue their internship at the London Journal, Scotland Yard is baffled by a series of grisly murders. Meanwhile Elizabeth and Luke have become more than friends and they both suspect Jessica may be in danger from her new friend Lord Robert Pembroke. 132242 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Dating Game, The NJ Pascal, Francine #78 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. 132243 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Dead Before Dawn NJ Pascal, Francine #8 Sweet Valley University: Thriller Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friend Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Time is running out for Bruce Patman. He has fewer than 48 hours to find out who poisoned him. . . and why. Forty-eight hours before the deadly toxin in his body takes his life. Everyone around Bruce has a secret. Everyone seems suspicious. Even Lila Fowler, the woman he loves. Bruce is on a frantic search to discover who wants him dead. And the clock is ticking.... 132244 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Deadly Attraction NJ Pascal, Francine #17 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University and Todd are running out of time. If they can’t expose the conspiracy tearing Sweet Valley University apart, they may not live to see another day. Will Tom Watts swallow his pride and come to their rescue. Meanwhile, Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica is crushed. It turns out her new love, Professor Miles, is married -- and his wife is out for blood. 132245 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Deadly Christmas, A NJ Pascal, Francine #111 Sweet Valley High Series. #7 Sweet Valley High: Super Thrillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley News. Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica is in danger. Convinced that her fiancé, Jeremy, is a two-timing criminal, she plots to get even. But her devious plan goes awry and she’s caught in her own trap. Elizabeth is scared for her sister and doesn’t know whom to trust. If she choose wrong, Jessica will burn to death. 132246 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Deadly Summer NJ Pascal, Francine #4 Sweet Valley High: Super Thrillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley newspaper. A psycho is on the loose in Sweet Valley and when Elizabeth and her identical twin Jessica discover the escapee was once a student at Sweet Valley High, they are really in trouble. For the psycho thinks Elizabeth is the girl who hurt him long ago and threatens to blow up the stadium for revenge. 132247 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Deadly Terror: The Return of William White NJ Pascal, Francine and Laurie John #14 Sweet Valley University: Thriller Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield thought she was seeing things when William White came back into her life. But William actually survived the accident she believed had killed him -- and he’s changed. His handsome face is heartbreakingly scarred, and he’s humble, caring, and sensitive. In fact, William staged the entire Virtual Reality Fair just to win Elizabeth back. And it’s working. William’s timing couldn’t have been more perfect. He breezed into Elizabeth’s life just when her love for Tom Watts was falling apart. Once Elizabeth succumbs to William’s spell, he’s going to make her pay for everything she put him through, and he’s going to love every minute of it. 132248 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Deadly Voyage NJ Pascal, Francine #91 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica, and their Sweet Middle School classmates are going on the best field trip ever -- they are taking on a ferry to a Pacific Island to observe island life. But then the twins discover their teachers have been left behind and the ferry captain is bound and gagged. They are being kidnapped. 132249 1984 Elizabeth Wakefield: Dear Sister NJ Pascal, Francine #7 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Sweet Valley is stunned by the news: Beautiful young Elizabeth Wakefield lies in a coma, on the brink of death after a horrible motorcycle accident. 132250 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Death Threat NJ Pascal, Francine #110 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Sue Gibbons, who’s been staying with the Wakefields, has been kidnapped just weeks after gorgeous Jeremy Randall left her at the altar for Jessica. Now Sue’s captor is threatening to kill her if the Wakefields don’t pay up. Jeremy insists he’ll find the kidnapper, but soon Jessica becomes suspicious of him. 132251 1984 Elizabeth Wakefield: Deceptions NJ Pascal, Francine #14 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is stunned when Nicholas Morrow asks her for a date. A newcomer to Sweet Valley, Nicholas is fabulously wealthy and extremely handsome. Even though Elizabeth would never cheat on Todd Wilkins, her steady boyfriend, Nicholas is to attractive and sincere that she agrees to go out with him just once. To make matters worse, Jessica, Elizabeth’s scheming twin, announces that Nicholas Morrow is the boy for her. Suddenly Nicholas is the only thing on Jessica’s mind. Elizabeth is terrified to think what will happen if Todd or her twin finds out about her date with Nicholas. But who can keep a secret from Jessica Wakefield? 132252 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Don’t Answer the Phone NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica Wakefield. SVU Hot Line operator Alexandra Rollins doesn’t know what to do when she begins receiving vicious calls from a man threatening to commit a murder. She can’t tell the police since all calls are meant to be confidential. Besides, it’s probably just a practical joke. It’s best not to get involved, right? 132253 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Don’t Go Home With John NJ Pascal, Francine #90 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Lila Fowler is definitely interested when handsome John Pfeifer asks her out. But the evening turns sour when John tries to take things too far. At first, Lila is too embarrassed to tell anyone what happened. But when John crashes her party, she blurts out the whole story. Now everyone at school has become a jury. Will they find John guilty? Or will it be Lila? 132254 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Don’t Go in the Basement NJ Pascal, Francine #109 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. When Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica Wakefield started a house-sitting service with her twin sister, Elizabeth, she never imagined their first client would be Mr. Clark, the school principal. Elizabeth is nervous, but Jessica is psyched. She wants some juicy gossip about Mr. Clark's private life, and snooping around his house will be a great way to find it. But Jessica finds more than she bargained for: a butcher knife in the hall closet, and a long lock of hair in the dresser. Then, in the cobwebs of Mr. Clark's dark, damp basement, something makes Jessica's heart stand still. Could her principal be a murderer? 132255 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Don’t Let Go NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield wishes she had never heard about the passionate night Tom Watts spent with Dana Upshaw. Now, as she cares for her devastated sister, she realizes what little passion there is in her own life. Will Elizabeth abandon her worrywart ways and show everyone at SVU, especially Tom, just how carefree and sexy she can be without him? The shocking murder of Nick Fox has left Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica shattered. After enduring the burial of her lost love, she must face the pain of going on without him. No one really knows how badly Jessica’s hurting, not even her twin sister. And no matter how loudly she cries for help, no one seems to hear her. Will Jessica decide to drop out forever? 132256 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Don’t Talk to Brian NJ Pascal, Francine #94 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield finds out that Brian Boyd, the class bully, acts up because he is being physically abused by his parents. So Elizabeth stands up for him in school. 132257 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: Double Jeopardy NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley High: Super Thrillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and identical twin Jessica get part-time jobs at the Sweet Valley newspaper. Jessica makes up some “big scoops” that aren’t true, and when she actually does become a witness to a crime, no one believes her. 132258 1983 Elizabeth Wakefield: Double Love NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Sweet Valley High 1. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Identical Twin Jessica connives to steal Todd Wilkins, Sweet Valley High’s star basketball player, away from her twin sister Elizabeth. 132259 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Double Love Collection NJ Pascal, Francine Omnibus of novels. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Oracle and identical twin Jessica Wakefield. 132260 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Double-Crossed NJ Pascal, Francine #109 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. The Wakefield twins are plunged into a world of high-stakes romance and intrigue and the thrilling suspense continues -- right through to the scorching end. 132261 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Down with Queen Janet NJ Pascal, Francine with Jamie Suzanne Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are about to say good-bye to sixth grade forever. But it’s not over yet. Janet Howell is throwing a huge end-of-school bash! Since she's president of the Unicorn Club, a group of the most beautiful and popular girls at SVMS, her party is sure to be the biggest event of the year. Suddenly Janet has the school at her feet. But the attention is changing her from a simple pain in the neck to a nightmare on wheels! Janet's cruel jokes and vicious remarks have gotten way out of hand-now everyone's a target. Is anyone brave enough to stand up to the most popular girl in school? 132262 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Downstairs, Upstairs NJ Pascal, Francine Elizabeth Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Former Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is in trouble. Big trouble. Liz could get deported. Unless someone from Pennington mansion stands up for her. But who? Everyone hates her. Especially Sarah, her boss’s daughter, who’d love to her sent back to America. 132263 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Drama Queen NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Call Anna and Toby’s relationship survive creative differences? Anna thought things with Toby were perfect. Until she had to spend every minute with him working on a stupid play. Now they argue 24/7. Part of her says they should just break up, but another part really likes him. So what happens now? 132264 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Dreaded Ex, The NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Chloe is desperate to make friends with her new sorority sisters. 132265 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Dropping Out NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Sam can’t let Elizabeth know that their kiss meant anything, but pretending it didn’t isn’t easy. Todd thought dropping out of school meant full-time fun at work, so why are his coworkers giving him the cold shoulder? Nina used to be a straight-A student, but partying has its price. Neil and Jessica are best friends until she turns on him. 132266 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Earthquake NJ Pascal, Francine Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica. The earthquake destroyed Sweet Valley... and one of the twins' best friends is dead.... Twin sisters Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield have been ripped apart in the chaos following a devastating earthquake. Through the agony, fear, and despair, they must dig through the rubble to find each other again, hoping against hope that they haven't been separated for good. But as they search, tragedy surrounds them. Enid Rollins clings to life by a thread as Devon Whitelaw and Bruce Patman work to save her. Steven Wakefield risks his life to help his one true love. Most frightening of all, Todd Wilkins, Lila Fowler, Ken Matthews, and Olivia Davidson are missing and presumed dead. Can their friends find them before it's too late? 132267 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: East Bunny Battle, The NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart #2 Sweet Valley Twins Kids: Super Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica Jessica Wakefield can't wait! Sweet Valley Elementary is having an Easter egg hunt -- and the prize is a bunny! Best of all, Jessica's twin sister, Elizabeth, is in charge of hiding the eggs. Jessica's positive she can trick her sister into telling her where the eggs are. But when Jessica wins the egg hunt, everyone knows she cheated. Now they're mad at Elizabeth for playing favorites. Can Jessica help her sister and still keep the Easter bunny? 132268 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth - Next Stop, Junior High NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Twins Summer Diaries Collection Omnibus. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. 132269 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth and Jessica Run Away NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #31 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are looking forward to having weekend guests. But when Eric and Wesley Nelson arrive, their practical jokes soon begin to drive the twins crazy. The boys start off by hiding Jessica’s favorite stuffed animal and that’s only the beginning. Worst of all, the twins keep getting blamed for everything. They decide there’s only one thing to do -- run away from home. 132270 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth and the Orphans NJ Pascal, Francine #58 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and Todd, after meeting other people, both realize that they would rather be together again. When Elizabeth tells Kris she can’t go out with him anymore, rumors about Elizabeth spread throughout Sweet Valley High. Elizabeth Wakefield’s friend, Melissa McCormic, and Melissa’s brother, Andy, are left alone when their mother dies suddenly, and if the social workers find out that Melissa and Andy are orphans, they will be placed in separate foster homes. 132271 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth and Todd Forever NJ Pascal, Francine #27 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University is in love -- with Todd Wilkins. Todd was only supposed to cheer up a brokenhearted Elizabeth and help her forget about longtime love Tom Watts. But the familiar taste of Todd’s gentle kiss and the feel of his strong arms around her makes Elizabeth’s head spin. 132272 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth Betrayed NJ Pascal, Francine #89 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. When a flu epidemic hits the staff of her school’s newspaper, Elizabeth accepts an article from Olivia’s boyfriend Rod Sullivan. Elizabeth is so impressed with Rod’s writing skills, she enlists her help on an English assignment -- and is accused of plagiarism. Can Elizabeth clear her name before her reputation is ruined and she loses her job on The Oracle forever? 132273 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth Hatches an Egg NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart #5 Sweet Valley Twins Kids: Super Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield wins a pretty Easter egg in a school contest and then is amazed when the egg hatches and she must save her new pet, Sneeches, from being sent to a farm. 132274 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth in Love NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Everybody’s shocked by Elizabeth’s new love, especially her identical twin Jessica. Neil won’t tell a soul his summer plans. Does he have something to hide? Chloe and Nina friends? Weirder stuff has happened, like what’s going on behind closed doors at the duplex. 132275 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth Is Mine NJ Pascal, Francine #139 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle never planned on straying from her longtime boyfriend, Todd Wilkins. But then, she’d never met anyone like Devon Whitelaw. Not only is Devon devastatingly sexy, he’s also brilliant -- and impossible for Elizabeth to resist. Elizabeth tries to break up with Todd gently, but the more she pushes away, the tighter he clings. Can Elizabeth make Todd understand that she no longer loves him without breaking his heart? 132276 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth Loves New York NJ Pascal, Francine #39 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield wins a summer fellowship to produce her own play in New York City, and no one is more surprised than she is. It’s an offer Elizabeth can’t refuse even though she and Tom Watts vowed to spend the summer together. So Tim gives up his prestigious summer internship to be with her. Will Elizabeth have to give up something in return and make a sacrifice she’s not yet ready for? Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica is embarking on a wild, adventurous and totally butt-kicking journey this summer to a training camp in Florida for her specialized security agents. Hand-to-hand combat, stunt driving, hot guys in uniform -- this place has it all. Will she submerge herself in total excitement? Or will Jessica end up over her head in trouble? 132277 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth Meets Her Hero NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #28 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield can’t wait for the next class trip. She’s going to get to see a taping of her favorite TV show, Dr. Snapturtle’s Animal Hour. The trip is a lot of fun until Elizabeth overhears Dr. Snapturtle yelling at his trusty dog, Duke. How could her hero be so mean? 132278 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth Solves It All NJ Pascal, Francine #103 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield's new advice column is the rage at Sweet Valley Middle School. Not only is "Dear Elizabeth" the most popular column in Sixers history, letters are pouring in by the hundreds! At first, Elizabeth is thrilled by her success. But then she starts to worry. Her friends expect miracle cures for every problem . . . and she's running out of answers. Soon her advice is causing problems instead of solving them! Now Elizabeth's the one who needs help. How can she get out of this mess? 132279 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth the Hero NJ Pascal, Francine #74 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her friends are walking on the beach one stormy afternoon when they witness a terrible surfing accident. Denny Jacobson is drowning. Elizabeth dives into the water and saves him. Now Elizabeth is a hero. Her picture’s in the newspaper and Denny showers her with gifts and attention. But Janet Howell, president of the Unicorns, is mad. She’s got a big crush on Denny and is determined to make Elizabeth’s life miserable. 132280 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth the Impossible. NJ Pascal, Francine #51 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield takes it too seriously when Sweet Valley Middle School announces it will be choosing a Model Student. 132281 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth the Seventh-Grader NJ Pascal, Francine #85 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is thrilled when she hears the news: Her teachers want to skip her to seventh grade! Everyone is proud of her - except her identical twin, Jessica, who wants her sister back in sixth grade where she belongs. But Elizabeth vows to prove that she can make it as a seventh-grader - even if it means staying up all night to finish her homework, or sneaking out to a seventh-grade party. Trying to meet everyone's high expectations is turning Elizabeth into a zombie. Maybe she can make it as a seventh-grader, but does she want to? 132282 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth the Spy NJ Pascal, Francine #96 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and Jessica are witnesses to an armed robbery and the initial evidence points to a culprit dressed as a clown -- Joe Carrey, the sweet-natured ice cream scooper at Casey’s as the culprit, but Joe is one of the nicest people Elizabeth has ever met and she doesn’t believe that Joe could do a thing like that. They follow the prosecution until they find clues that support his innocence. 132283 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth the Tattletale NJ Pascal, Francine #47 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield catches Todd Wilkins cheating on a test. She promises not to tell if he doesn’t do it again. But Todd can’t help himself. Cheating seems much easier than studying. Then Mrs. Otis finds out what Todd is doing. Did Elizabeth tattle on Todd? Todd thinks so, and now their friendship may be ruined for good. 132284 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth the Telltale NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. 132285 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth: Next Stop, Jr. High NJ Pascal, Francine and Jamie Suzanne #1 Sweet Valley Twins Diaries Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. From the personal journal of soon-to-be- eighth grader Elizabeth Wakefield: I came to Costa Rica to work hard and help people. But what do I get? A nonstop party. Not that I'm complaining. It's just weird...sort of how it is with J.P., I guess. At first I thought he was a jerk. But now... now I think I might be falling in love with him. What have I gotten myself into? 132286 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth’s Broken Arm NJ Pascal, Francine #35 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield breaks her arm and her identical twin Jessica is angry at all the attention she is getting. 132287 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth’s First Kiss NJ Pascal, Francine #43 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield has known Todd Wilkins since kindergarten, but she's never noticed how cute he really is, until she sees him dancing with her sister, Jessica. Now Elizabeth can't stop thinking about him-and everywhere she goes, Todd turns up, too. Could he actually like her as much as she likes him? Elizabeth wishes she knew more about boys. But when she finally asks her twin for some advice on the subject, she makes a terrible discovery: Jessica has a crush on Todd, too! How can Elizabeth fall for a boy that her sister already likes? There's only one honorable thing to do: forget Todd and never let Jessica know she cares. But that's not going to be such an easy thing to do... 132288 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth’s Heartbreak NJ Pascal, Francine #28 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University. Tom Watts has found the perfect woman. Talented, intelligent, and a total knockout, Dana Upshaw is everything a guy could want. But can she ever live up to Tom's passion-filled memories of ex-girlfriend Elizabeth Wakefield? Gin-Yung Suh is keeping a fatal secret from boyfriend Todd Wilkins. The only way she can protect him is to keep him wrapped up in the arms of his first love, Elizabeth. But can Gin-Yung bear losing her love and her life? The women of SVU are posing for a calendar to raise money for the homeless, and Jessica Wakefield is desperate to be one of the 12 women picked. How far will she go to be Miss April, May, or June? 132289 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth’s Horseback Adventure NJ Pascal, Francine #64 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132290 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth’s New Hero NJ Pascal, Francine #33 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. A team of East German gymnasts arrives in Sweet Valley, and the Wakefields host Kristoff, one of the gymnasts. After experiencing American life, Kristoff decides to defect. Will the Wakefields help him? 132291 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth’s Piano Lessons NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #45 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are taking piano lessons. Jessica loves them. Elizabeth hates them. They can’t stop fighting about it. Elizabeth is doubly mad because Jessica bullied her into taking the lessons. Now the twins are supposed to play a duet at a recital. The better Jessica plays, the worse Elizabeth does. Will Elizabeth get her revenge by ruining Jessica’s big day -- on purpose? 132292 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth’s Rival NJ Pascal, Francine #123 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle is thrilled to be a junior counselor at Camp Echo Mountain in Montana. Best of all, Elizabeth is reunited with Maria Slater, one of her closest friends from middle school, who’s also a counselor. But when Maria introduces Elizabeth to her best friend Nicole Banes, it’s hate at first sight. And now the two girls are falling for the same guy/ 132293 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth’s Secret Diary NJ Pascal, Francine #6 Sweet Valley High: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield has never felt so panicked. She’s supposed to be completely in love with Todd, but all she can think about is Jeffrey. She broke up with Jeffrey because Todd moved back from Vermont, and she wanted to give their love another chance. Elizabeth loves Todd, but she can’t keep pretending that her feelings for Jeffrey have stopped. When Elizabeth sees forlorn Jeffrey at the Dairy Burger, she has to talk to him. Who knows what will happen? And what if Todd finds out? 132294 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth’s Secret Diary, Volume II NJ Pascal, Francine #8 Sweet Valley High: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield has never felt so panicked. She’s supposed to be completely in love with Todd, but all she can think about is Jeffrey. She broke up with Jeffrey because Todd moved back from Vermont, and she wanted to give their love another chance. Elizabeth loves Todd, but she can’t keep pretending that her feelings for Jeffrey have stopped. When Elizabeth sees forlorn Jeffrey at the Dairy Burger, she has to talk to him. Who knows what will happen? And what if Todd finds out? 132295 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth’s Secret Diary, Volume III NJ Pascal, Francine #12 Sweet Valley High: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield has never felt so panicked. She’s supposed to be completely in love with Todd, but all she can think about is Jeffrey. She broke up with Jeffrey because Todd moved back from Vermont, and she wanted to give their love another chance. Elizabeth loves Todd, but she can’t keep pretending that her feelings for Jeffrey have stopped. When Elizabeth sees forlorn Jeffrey at the Dairy Burger, she has to talk to him. Who knows what will happen? And what if Todd finds out? 132296 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth’s Summer Love NJ Pascal, Francine #22 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University. Ryan Taylor is a loner at heart. But he can't keep his eyes-or his lips-away from irresistible Elizabeth Wakefield. Will giving in to his feelings be the biggest mistake of Ryan's life? Jessica Wakefield's summer is ruined. First Elizabeth steals the hottest guy on the beach, then housemate Ben Mercer decides Jessica's the woman of his dreams. Can Jessica prove this loser wrong before he convinces her he's Mr. Right? Life can't get much worse for Winston Egbert. Not only did he completely embarrass himself at the lifeguard tryouts, but now he's accepted the most humiliating job on the beach. Sure, Harry the Hamburger pays big bucks, but Winston isn't that desperate for cash. Is he? 132297 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth’s Super-Selling Lemonade NJ Pascal, Francine #9 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Mrs. Becker, the twins’ second grade teacher is getting married again, and the class plans a party for her and buys her a gift. 132298 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Elizabeth’s Valentine NJ Pascal, Francine #4 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. It is Valentine’s Day. Eva, a new student in Mrs. Becker’s class, unwittingly creates jealousy among Jessica, Elizabeth and their friends. 132299 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Ellen Is Home Alone NJ Pascal, Francine #39 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica go into action to help their friends, Ellen Riteman and her brother, adjust after Mrs. Riteman decides to go back to work, leaving her children to become latchkey kids. 132300 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Ellen’s Family Secret NJ Pascal, Francine #9 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. 132301 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Enid’s Story NJ Pascal, Francine #3 Sweet Valley High: Super Stars.Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132302 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Escape From Terror Island NJ Pascal, Francine #92 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica and their friends got caught in a storm and are shipwrecked on a Pacific Island with the thieves who had hijacked their ferry. They are stranded on an island in the middle of nowhere. Now they’re trying to stay away from the thieves and get off the island. 132303 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Escape to New York NJ Pascal, Francine #41 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield hasn’t a nail left to chew with the off-Broadway debut of her play just around the corner and her lead actress a disaster. Can she convince identical twin Jessica to step in for opening night? Jessica is on the loose in the city that never sleeps. Her horrible memories of boot camp disappear when she’s shopping at exclusive Madison Avenue boutiques and partying at wild downtown nightclubs. But will she give up the high life in order to help her sister? Tom Watts has finally found the journalism job he’s been dying for. But now his boss wants him to review Elizabeth’s play. Will Tom find a way to give it a thumbs-up> Or will he be forced to report the cold, hard facts? Join Elizabeth, Jessica and their friends as they seek out new thrills and excitement during their summer break from Sweet Valley University. 132304 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Evil Elizabeth NJ Pascal, Francine #9 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Chillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield puts on her scary Halloween mask and her personality appears to turn more evil. Everyone thinks of Elizabeth Wakefield as the nice twin. That’s why she loves her Halloween mask -- it’s so scary that no one can believe Elizabeth is behind it. But her appearance isn’t the only thing that changes when she puts on the mask. Little by little it makes Elizabeth act evil -- only Elizabeth doesn’t know it. Can her twin sister Jessica destroy the mask before Elizabeth does something she’ll regret forever? 132305 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Evil Twin, The NJ Pascal, Francine #100 Sweet Valley High Series. #4 Sweet Valley High: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Margo’s monstrous plan is complete. She came to Sweet Valley to find a new life, and discovered identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield and their “perfect” family. If only Margo can get rid of one of them she can take her rightful place in the Wakefield home. Now the moment Margo has been waiting for has arrived. The twins aren’t speaking to each other. Sweet Valley is in chaos. Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield are out of town. Margo has just enough time to do what she needs to do. 132306 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Face It NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. For 3,000 miles, Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica’s trapped in a car with Elizabeth and her boyfriend, a guy she totally can’t stand. Like this cross-country adventure will really bring them all closer. Drive them further apart is more like it. But Jessica does get close to someone in that car. And Elizabeth goes farther away than anyone ever imagined. 132307 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Falling Apart NJ Pascal, Francine #23 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Once again Elizabeth’s life is a mess. It’s like everyone around her has gone crazy. Deranged. Totally insane. There’s only one stable thing in her life right now. And his name is Evan Plummer. 132308 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Falling for Lucas NJ Pascal, Francine #7 Sweet Valley High: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Oracle and identical twin Jessica Wakefield. Elizabeth joins the rescue team looking for Todd, lost in an avalanche. Jessica’s ski vacation goes from fun to fantastic when she takes lessons with ski instructor Lucas King. There’s only one problem -- her best friend, Lila Fowler, has fallen for him, too. Jessica’s determined to keep Lucas out of Lila’s clutches, even if she has to risk life and limb to do it. 132309 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Family Secrets NJ Pascal, Francine #45 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132310 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Fashion Victim NJ Pascal, Francine #131 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica are working at Flair magazine. Fired. Elizabeth has been booted from her magazine internship -- for stealing an idea she thought up in the first place. With the help of her twin sister, Elizabeth sets out to prove she was framed. Her snooping leads her into terrible danger when the glittering world of fashion publishing takes a dark and nasty turn. 132311 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Fearless Elizabeth NJ Pascal, Francine #15 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield tries out for the local coed soccer league, her identical twin Jessica is angry and calls her a tomboy. Elizabeth thinks that Jessica’s interests -- playing with dolls and taking ballet lessons -- are boring. The girls learn that they can have completely different interests and still be best friends. 132312 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Fight Fire with Fire NJ Pascal, Francine #137 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical sister Jessica. Jessica Wakefield cannot believe that her big brother, Steven, has fallen for her best friend, Lila Fowler. It's disgusting! Even Jessica's twin sister, Elizabeth, thinks Steven is making a big mistake. So the twins devise a perfect plan to snuff out the sparks between Steven and Lila. But when their scheme backfires, it could lead to a fiery death for someone they love! Lila's been told not to leave town until the arsonist who burned her home has been caught-because she's still the main suspect. Then Steven discovers the real firebug...who holds a grudge against Lila and all the students at SVH. Worst of all, the arsonist is preparing to strike again... 132313 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: First Place NJ Pascal, Francine #8 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle is intensely envious when the richest girl in town gets her own horse and doesn’t even appreciate him. 132314 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: First Time, The NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Finn thinks it’s time for Elizabeth to prove her feelings, but Sam knows it’s time she ditched Dr. Cool. Nina’s new guy is way more enticing than 9 a.m. calculus, but can she blow off class again? Neil’s falling in love, but Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica think he’s making a big mistake. Chloe likes Theta’s zany pledge requirements until she’s told to betray her best friend. 132315 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: First Time, The NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Finn thinks it’s time for Elizabeth to prove her feelings, but Sam knows it’s time she ditched Dr. Cool. Nina’s new guy is way more enticing than 9 a.m. calculus, but can she blow off class again? Neil’s falling in love, but Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica think he’s making a big mistake. Chloe likes Theta’s zany pledge requirements until she’s told to betray her best friend. 132316 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Five Girls and a Baby NJ Pascal, Francine #12 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. The baby-sitting job that won't end...When my friends in the Unicorn Club and I took this baby-sitting job, we had no idea what we were getting ourselves into. I just wanted to help out Ms. Kemmer, this great woman who lives down the block. She just got divorced from her husband, and their separation is not exactly friendly. In fact, they're having a huge custody battle. I really feel bad for Ms. Kemmer. My parents just split up, and believe me, divorce is no picnic even without a custody fight! I'd do anything to help her, so when her regular baby-sitter couldn't watch little Annabel, I stepped right in. But then Ms. Kemmer called with some bad news - she's stuck in Mexico! It looks like we'll have to take care of Annabel for days! And we can't tell anyone, because if her ex-husband finds out, Ms. Kemmer could lose custody of Annabel. But how can you keep a tiny, screaming baby a secret? The Unicorns are back and better than ever! 132317 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Flair Collection NJ Pascal, Francine Omnibus of three novels. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Oracle and identical twin Jessica Wakefield are gaining work experience at “Flair,” a decidedly hip fashion magazine. But in this fun, glamorously hectic and sometimes mercenary world, will the twins be fashion successes or victims? 132318 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Fooling Around NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield wishes Sam would get a clue and she wishes Finn would get closer. Her identical twin Jessica is loving the single life, until an older guy catches her eye. Dana and Todd are on cloud nine until reality sends them to ground zero. Nina is adjusting to her new life, but she’ll never get used to her psycho roommate. 132319 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: For the Love of Ryan NJ Pascal, Francine #21 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University can’t do anything right. And if she messes up one more time, she won’t make lifeguard this year. Elizabeth needs to prove she can work harder than anyone else. But if gorgeous Ryan doesn’t cut her a break soon, she may drown in the attempt. Ryan Taylor is a hunk with an attitude. He’s learned about life the hard way, and now no ties can hold him down -- especially the emotional kind. Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica always gets what she wants. And now she wants head lifeguard Ryan Taylor. Can Jessica beat the competition and swim her way into Ryan’s heart? 132320 2002 Elizabeth Wakefield: Get a Clue NJ Pascal, Francine #38 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Tia Ramirez’s to do list: 1. Haircut. 2. Study for French. 3 Call Andy. 4. Pick up cheese for mom’s enchiladas. 5. Decide what to do with the rest of my life. 132321 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Get Real NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica have totally opposite impressions of their first days and new friends at junior high school. 132322 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Get the Teacher! NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Is Mrs. Otis leaving the second grade and being replaced by a student teacher? Not if Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield have their way. They plan to have everyone in class make life miserable for Ms. Kovac so she won’t want the job. And the plan works! Ten Jessica finds out that Ms. Kovac won’t be teaching ever again because she can’t seem to handle kids. Now Jessica feels terrible. But can the class help Ms. Kovac without losing Mrs. Otis? 132323 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Ghost in the Bell Tower, The NJ Pascal, Francine #4 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Chillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Steven and Jessica are determined to use their aunt Helen’s country inn, which is an eerie old mansion, to scare sister Elizabeth into believing in ghosts. The twins join two cousins in helping their great-aunt renovate an inn over summer vacation. But when strange things happen at the inn, the girls believe the old building is more than just creepy -- it’s haunted. 132324 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Ghost in the Graveyard, The NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Chillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and identical twin Jessica are asked for help by Sam Sloane who since moving to Sweet Valley from San Francisco has had strange things happening to him. When he visits the cemetery in the dead of night and sees a ghost who looks just like him, he turns to Elizabeth and Jessica for help. Daniel Jackson, a 6th grader with a reputation for being a troublemaker, is moved to the twins’ homeroom. Elizabeth accidentally discovers that Daniel can’t read. Can she get him to admit his problem and get some special help? 132325 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Ghost of Tricia Martin, The NJ Pascal, Francine #64 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s older brother Steven meets Andrea, and he thinks he is seeing a ghost. Andrea looks and acts exactly like Tricia Martin, Steven’s longtime girlfriend who died of leukemia. Steven loves his current girlfriend, Cara, but he is determined not to lose Tricia all over again. 132326 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Good-Bye Elizabeth -- How Far Can Elizabeth Run? (aka Goodbye Elizabeth) NJ Pascal, Francine #38 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley Gazette is about to say hello to an exciting new school. But first she has to say goodbye to everything and everyone she loves. Good-bye to Nina Harper, her best friend. Good-bye to Todd Wilkins, the ex-boyfriend who has stood by her through thick and thin. Goodbye to Tom Watts, the guy who broke her heart into a million pieces. But how can she say goodbye to her identical twin sister, Jessica? 132327 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Good-Bye Eva? NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #38 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica have become good friends with Eva Simpson since she moved to Sweet Valley. But now it looks as if Eva might have to leave. Eva’s father misses his old home, Jamaica, and wants to move back there. Can Eva, Jessica, and Elizabeth cook up a plan to make him want to stay? 132328 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Good-Bye To Love NJ Pascal, Francine #7 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University is madly in love with Tom Watts. Can she keep up her relationship without losing her head. Her identical twin Jessica’s disastrous marriage has dissolved, leaving her free at last. Can she put her heart back together and be a college student again? The Wakefield twins are experiencing their first year of college. 132329 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Good-Bye, Middle School! NJ Pascal, Francine with Jamie Suzanne #12 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Will they be torn apart? Now that summer's over, identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield can't wait to get back to school. The only question is: Which school will they be going to? Sweet Valley Middle School has become so overcrowded, half the seventh and eighth graders will be moved to a new junior high. And nobody knows who will stay and who will go! The twins and their friends plan to spend what might be a final night together, camping out playing Truth or Dare. But these friends who thought they knew one another so well are about to discover a truth more shocking than any dare... 132330 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Good-Bye, Mrs. Otis NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #70 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. In the words of 7-year-old Elizabeth, “Mrs. Otis is leaving our school. Forever. We’re having a party to say good-bye. But Mr. Bunny (our class pet) is lost! Mrs. Otis gave him to us. So how can we have a party without Mr. Bunny? My friend Winston has a great idea. He’s going to put rabbit ears on his cat Friskie -- and bring him to our room in disguise! I hope no bunny gets in trouble. And I hope we find the real Mr. Bunny fast.” 132331 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Gossip War, The NJ Pascal, Francine #80 Sweet Valley Twins. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica persuade their parents to get three-way calling and Jessica doesn’t read the directions carefully so gossip spreads until the entire Unicorn Club is in an all-out gossip war. Jessica is psyched -- more gossiping, more matchmaking, more fun. There’s just one problem. Jessica didn’t read the directions carefully, and when she thinks she’s dishing gossip to Lisa Fowler, she’s also dishing it to Ellen Riteman. And the gossip is about Ellen. The gossip spreads until the entire Unicorn Club is in an all-out gossip war. Can Jessica turn her telephone tricks around and win her friends back? 132332 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Got a Problem NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. You know what Lacey wants? For everyone to stop asking what her problem is. Likes there’s one answer to that, anyway. Her problem is that everyone should leave her alone. Including her “best friends,” who think they know everything. Because they don’t. 132333 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Great Boyfriend Switch, The NJ Pascal, Francine #66 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. As Valentine's Day approaches, everyone at Sweet Valley Middle School is pairing up for the first dance of the year. Elizabeth Wakefield has been asked by smart and serious Todd Wilkins, and her twin sister, Jessica, is going with wild funny Aaron Dallas. The twins and all their friends are sure it's going to be the most romantic night ever. But when they get the dance, everyone seems to go a little crazy. Jessica abandons Aaron to dance song after song with Bruce Patman. And devious Veronica Brooks goes after Todd, leaving Elizabeth with no one to dance with-except Aaron! Romance is in the air all right, but will these mixed-up couples ever get straightened out again? 132334 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Halloween War, The NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #62 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica is in big trouble. She told all her friends at school that the Wakefield’s house was haunted. Now everyone wants to see Jessica’s ghost. Elizabeth comes up with the perfect plan they’ll have a party with a special appearance by a make-believe ghost. But the Halloween party is even scarier than the twins expected. Have Jessica and Elizabeth been outsmarted? Or is the Wakefield house really haunted? 132335 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Hands Off NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield knows they are plotting something. It’s so obvious. Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica barely even talked to Salvador before, and now she calls him all the time. To discuss Elizabeth’s love life! I know they’re jealous, but I wish they’d give it up. Because I really really like this guy. 132336 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Happily Ever After NJ Pascal, Francine #134 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Chateau D’Amour Collection omnibus, 1999. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle is avoiding Prince Laurent de Sainte-Marie. He may be devastatingly cute, but he's engaged to Antonia Di Rimini, the daughter of a haughty countess. Then Elizabeth learns that Prince Laurent has refused to marry Antonia-because he loves Elizabeth! Elizabeth doesn't want to cause an international incident...but is running away from Chateau d'Amour Inconnu the answer? Jessica Wakefield's sexy new boyfriend, Jacques Landeau, made an awful mistake. To save himself, he got her mixed up in a major jewel theft. He's apologized a million times, but she's not ready to forgive him. Will Jessica reconsider when he reveals a heart-wrenching secret? 132337 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Happy Mother’s Day, Lila NJ Pascal, Francine with Jamie Suzanne Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. When Lila Fowler hears about the Sweet Valley Middle School spring fashion show, she knows she's got to be one of the models. After all, not only is she one of the most beautiful girls in school, she also has the most fabulous wardrobe! There's only one problem: it's a mother-daughter fashion show, and Lila's mother lives in France. She hasn't seen her in years. Lila doesn't have her mother's most recent address or phone number-there's no way to contact her. So Lila has to think of something fast. If her mother can't be in the fashion show, maybe someone else could pretend to be her mother. But who? 132338 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Hard Choices NJ Pascal, Francine #43 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Enid Rollins can hardly wait for her grandmother to come live with her and her mother. But when she arrives, Enid is dismayed that the kind, sprightly woman she remembered is now burdensome and demanding. Because Enid’s mother works long hours and is often out with her boyfriend, Enid finds herself making all sorts of sacrifices to please her grandmother. She skips school events and even stands up her best friend, Elizabeth Wakefield. Worst of all, she never has any time for her boyfriend, Hugh. It’s beginning to look as if Enid may have to say good-bye to someone she loves. 132339 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Haunted Burial Ground, The NJ Pascal, Francine #7 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Chillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. The Unicorn Club is throwing the best Halloween party ever. Lila’s dad has lent the girls a rundown shack in the woods, a perfectly spooky place for the party. As they are fixing up the shack, Ellen discovers a human skull. Jessica gets lose in a cave full of bats, and Kala, a mysterious girl, appears out of nowhere to relay ghostly warnings. 132340 1986 Elizabeth Wakefield: Haunted House, The NJ Pascal, Francine #3 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Also included Sweet Valley Twins 1 Omnibus, 1991. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica think that the Mercandy house is haunted and that Nora Mercandy is a witch until Elizabeth solves the mystery. 132341 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Have You Heard About Elizabeth? NJ Pascal, Francine #36 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley Gazette and Reporter Scott Sinclair have made it into a major national news magazine. Will Scott’s hints of a personal relationship with Elizabeth make her turn red with embarrassment -- or anger? It’s all there in black and white. Tom Watts is disgusted by the magazine article and by the suggestive things Scott says about Elizabeth. Can Tom win her back by broadcasting his feelings on WSVU? Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica can’t believe that Nick Fox wants to give up his exciting career as an undercover cop in order to save their love. But will Jessica still feel the same way about Nick if he’s not wearing a badge? 132342 2002 Elizabeth Wakefield: He’s Back NJ Pascal, Francine #41 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Does Conner really want to be with Elizabeth. Okay. Jeffrey may be Elizabeth’s boyfriend. But Conner’s the one who really needs her now. Jeffrey’s just going to have to understand that. Even if she’s spending time with Conner, it doesn’t mean there’s anything going on between them -- does it? 132343 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: He’s the One NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield loves being with Sal, but Blue is her boyfriend. Blue is gorgeous. Nice. Funny. Lucky for Elizabeth, he’s also her new boyfriend. But what if he’s the wrong guy? And what if the right one has been in front of her all along? 132344 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: He’s Watching You NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley University: Thriller Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Escaped mental patient William White has only one thing on his obsessive mind, Elizabeth Wakefield. He’ll do anything to have her, even commit murder. A frightened Elizabeth doesn’t know who is stalking her, or why. Will Jessica be able to come to her sister’s rescue before it’s too late? 132345 1984 Elizabeth Wakefield: Heartbreaker NJ Pascal, Francine #8 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. The surf’s up in Sweet Valley, and gorgeous Jessica Wakefield, Elizabeth’s identical twin, is making a big splash with Bill Chase, the hottest surfer in town. But after she tricks him into falling madly in love with her, she ignores him completely. To complicate matters, shy, quiet DeeDee Gordon is also after Bill. But Jessica has the upper hand. If Bill even looks at DeeDee, Hurricane Jessica blows him off his board and back into her arms. Can Bill escape Jessica’s undertow, or is he in over his head? 132346 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Here Comes the Bride NJ Pascal, Francine #20 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University. Billie doesn’t know what’s gotten into Steven Wakefield, Elizabeth’s older brother. She thought he was ready for marriage. Now he’s busy quoting divorce statistics. Steven is not the happy groom-to-be. To Steven, Billie is acting downright moody. And the Wakefield house has turned to chaos -- the caterers bailed with the deposit and the wedding rings are missing. Is it time to call the whole thing off? 132347 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: High School War, The NJ Pascal, Francine #121 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. The rivalry between Palisades High and Sweet Valley High has escalated into a full-fledged wars. And Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica has fallen in love with Christian, the ringleader of the deadly Palisades High gang. And when her boyfriend, Ken, finds out, he might do something he’ll regret for a lifetime. After a school dance turns violent, Elizabeth’s boyfriend Todd is taken to jail. 132348 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: His Secret Past NJ Pascal, Francine #24 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University is worried about her boyfriend, Tom Watts. His 21st birthday is just a few days away, and he’s depressed that he doesn’t have a family to help him celebrate. Elizabeth is sure the surprise party se’s planning will cheer him up, but will her gift be more than he can handle? Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica has hooked up with the perfect guy. Nick Fox is sexy, smart and dangerous. And just like her, he lives for excitement. Jessica knows Nick has secrets to spare -- and she’s determined to find out every last one. Celine Boudreaux is back at SVU and determined to make a splash with the most exclusive sorority on campus. Celine will do anything to get into Thetas, even if it’s illegal. 132349 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Holiday Mischief NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield, her identical twin Jessica and their friend Anna are off to Washington D.C. with the Sweet Valley Middle School Choral Group to compete in the national choral championship, and for Anna it’s also a chance for her to find her long, lost sister, Leslie -- but Leslie is not quite what they expected. 132350 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Home For Christmas NJ Pascal, Francine #8 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University takes her boyfriend, Tom Watts, home for Christmas. Once they get there, memories of her old life with Todd Wilkins haunt her. Meanwhile. Todd is trying desperately to get over Elizabeth. Will Elizabeth’s ex-best friend, Alexandra Rollins, help Todd forget? 132351 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Horror in London Collection NJ Pascal, Francine Omnibus of novels. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Oracle and identical twin Jessica Wakefield are in London. Elizabeth is working for the London Journal. 132352 1985 Elizabeth Wakefield: Hostage! NJ Pascal, Francine #26 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield learns that Regina Morrow has returned unexpectedly to Sweet Valley from Switzerland and then drops by to visit. A strange woman answers the door and sys Regina cannot have visitors. With the help of identical twin Jessica and Bruce Patman, Regina’s boyfriend, Elizabeth discovers that Regina and her parents are being held hostage. If Elizabeth calls the police, the Morrows may be killed. So she, Bruce, Jessica, and Regina’s brother, Nicholas, vow to rescue the Morrows on their own before the kidnappers take desperate action. 132353 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: House of Death, The NJ Pascal, Francine #4 Sweet Valley University: Thriller Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. When Lila Fowler meets a dashing young medical student, she thinks she's found Mr. Right. But he's only after her money--and he'll do anything to get his hands on it. He plays with Lila's head, convincing her she needs psychological help--but he's the one with a twisted mind. Now Lila's on the brink of destruction. Will she turn in her fur coat for a straightjacket? 132354 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: How To Ruin a Friendship NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and Salvador share a secret kiss. Why oh why oh why did Elizabeth ever kiss Salvador? No way can they tell Anna what happened. Especially now. She’s having such a hard time with the anniversary of her brother’s death coming up and all. This whole thing is turning into the biggest mess. But they really should tell Anna. Shouldn’t they? 132355 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: I Need You NJ Pascal, Francine Elizabeth Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Former Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Max is just days away from marrying Lavinia, who has threatened to reveal a secret that could ruin Max’s family if he doesn’t go through with the marriage. 132356 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: I’ll Never Love Again NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is sick of watching her identical twin sister Jessica destroy herself. She’s tried her best to help Jessica, but her best hasn’t been good enough. Just when Elizabeth is about to lose hope, she finds it -- in Mike’s arms. Jessica has lost touch with her classes, her friends, her sorority, even her own sister. How can she live her life when Nick Fox is dead? She knows her future is crumbling, but she’s too depressed to stop it. Will a surprise reunion with her ex-husband, Mike McAllery, bring her back to the land of the living? 132357 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: I’m So Outta Here NJ Pascal, Francine and Jamie Suzanne #21 Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Elizabeth: She is my sister. I mean, we do hang out together. So what’s the big deal if I want to spend time with my friends for once? Jessica: I thought sisters were supposed to come first. But I guess some people don’t agree. Fine. Hey, I’ve got friends too. 132358 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: I’ve Got a Secret NJ Pascal, Francine #4 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Jeremy Aames is the perfect guy for Jessica Wakefield. He’s cute, smart and he doesn’t know any of the terrible rumors that are flying around about her. But will she be able to keep this great new guy from meeting anyone she’s ever known before and hearing the horrible stories? Doubtful. 132359 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: If I Die Before I Wake NJ Pascal, Francine #100 Sweet Valley Twins Series. #4 Sweet Valley Twins: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica and their friends have learned one thing from baby-sitting for the Riccoli family: dreams can come true, and so can nightmares. When the fire in Andrew Riccoli’s dream turned to real flames, the twins took action. They killed the evil creature-half girl, half monster-in the kids’ nightmares. Before she killed them. 132360 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: If Looks Could Kill NJ Pascal, Francine #112 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. The Wakefield sisters are determined to keep their New Years resolution. Even if it kills them. Identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield have always considered themselves best friends, but lately they've been acting more like best enemies. So they make a New Year's resolution: no more arguing or disagreeing about anything. Jessica forces herself to gush over Elizabeth's new blouse, even though it's the dweebiest thing she's ever seen. Elizabeth pretends she's thrilled to run into Jessica and her Unicorn Club friends at the movies, even though the Unicorns are the snobbiest girls on the planet. And when adorable Eric Weinberg moves to Sweet Valley, the twins decide they can both have crushes on him. Jessica and Elizabeth will always be sisters...but will they always be best friends? 132361 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: If You Only Knew NJ Pascal, Francine #5 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. With bad experiences in his past, Jeremy never expected to meet a person who could turn his life around, yet having met Jessica, he realizes that it is possible for all his dreams to come true. 132362 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: In Love Again NJ Pascal, Francine #59 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and Todd are back together after he returns to Sweet Valley from Vermont. But Todd has changed since his family became wealthy. His rich, snobby friends don’t like Elizabeth, and worse, gorgeous Courtney Kane has set her cap for Todd. 132363 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: In Love With a Prince NJ Pascal, Francine #91 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. 132364 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: In Love With Mandy NJ Pascal, Francine #20 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Brandon Jones is one of the richest guys in Sweet Valley-and when Mandy Miller meets him at the Halloween costume ball at Lila Fowler's snooty country club, she falls head over heels in love. And so does Brandon! Only Brandon doesn't know he's fallen for Mandy. Her costume fools Brandon-he thinks Mandy is Lila. Mandy goes along with the deception. She can't bring herself to tell him she's not Lila. Mandy knows Brandon would never be caught with an ordinary girl like her. After the ball, the real masquerade begins. Brandon thinks he's in love with Lila, and Lila's pretending it was her all along! Will Brandon ever find out that it was Mandy behind the mask? 132365 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: In Love With the Enemy NJ Pascal, Francine #120 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. Christian Gorman is the sexiest guy Jessica has ever laid eyes on. Now that he’s teaching her ow to surf, they’re not only catching waves, they’re falling in love. And sneaking around behind her boyfriend Ken Matthew’s back is dangerously exciting. But there’s something about Christian that Jessica doesn’t know. He’s the leader of Palisade High’s most violent gang. 132366 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Incredible Madame Jessica, The NJ Pascal, Francine #93 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica makes a few people very unhappy when she predicts their futures, predictions that turn out to be right for her but all bad for the people involved. 132367 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Invisible Me NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and identical twin Jessica. Kristin, the class president, questions herself when the class council likes Bethel’s idea better than her own, and Blue teaches Brian how to surf, in spite of his friends’ teasing. 132368 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: It Can’t Happen Here NJ Pascal, Francine #86 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Social studies class gets a lot more exciting when a visiting teacher, Mr. Levin, comes to Sweet Valley Middle School to teach the students a game. The rules are simple: Mr. Levin tells the students what to wear the next day, and they get points for obedience and demerits for disobedience. They get extra points for ratting on anyone who disobeys. Everyone loves the game, especially Aaron Dallas, who is determined to be the best player of all. But Elizabeth Wakefield thinks something is fishy. Why is it so important that everyone dress the exact same way? And if it's just a game, why is everyone taking it so seriously? 132369 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: It Guy, The NJ Pascal, Francine #21 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Now that Ken's on top of the world, Maria feels stuck at the bottom of the heap. What Ken had before: Maria. What Ken has now: The starting quarterback position; girls failing all over him; athletic glory; girls begging to dance with him at parties; scholarship offers for schools three thousand miles away; girls throwing their phone numbers at him. Girls, girls, girls, girls, girls... Oh, and Maria. Is she the only one who sees a problem? 132370 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: It’s My Life NJ Pascal, Francine #19 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Conner’s not happy. His friends are freaked out about the way he handles his life. So it’s “Let’s get in Conner’s face” time. “Let’s help him. He needs us. He’ll thank us one day.” But Conner’s not interested in what his friends have to say. He can handle things, just like he always has. 132371 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica - Next Stop, Junior High NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Twins Summer Diaries Collection Omnibus. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. 132372 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica + Jessica = Trouble NJ Pascal, Francine #59 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. There’s a new girl in Mrs. Otis’s class -- and her name is Jessica. At first Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica thinks it will be fun to share her name with a friend. But soon Jessica realizes that the new girl doesn’t want to be friends -- she just wants to be better than the old Jessica in everything. She even tries to steal Jessica’s own sister, Elizabeth. Is Sweet Valley Elementary big enough for two Jessicas? 132373 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica Against Bruce NJ Pascal, Francine #86 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. When Bruce Patman complains things are too boring around Sweet Valley High, Jessica agrees with him. Bruce starts a secret club and the unscheduled fire drills and other practical jokes break up the monotony. But when Jessica joins, events take on a more dangerous nature, as Bruce attempts to discourage her membership. 132374 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica and Elizabeth Show, The NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #55 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are twin hosts of their new talk show. Willing to go to any lengths in order to make their new talk show a success, they expose their closest friend’s secrets on the air and have to face the repercussions of the whole class being mad at them. 132375 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica and the Brat Attack NJ Pascal, Francine #29 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. | 132376 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica and the Earthquake NJ Pascal, Francine #75 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. When Jessica Wakefield wakes up in the middle of the night, her whole room is shaking. The next day at school, Jessica is a celebrity: she's the only one who witnessed Sweet Valley's own earthquake! When Jessica hears reports that another, bigger earthquake may hit, she quickly spreads the news. After all, Jessica is Sweet Valley's earthquake expert! The more people she tells, the bigger and more dramatic the story becomes. Soon Jessica has everybody preparing for a real catastrophe! 132377 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica and the Jumbo Fish NJ Pascal, Francine #19 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. To celebrate Mr. Wakefield’s birthday, the family goes on a fishing trip together. 132378 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica and the Money Mix-Up. NJ Pascal, Francine #39 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. When her father asks her to deliver money to a neighbor down the lock, Jessica wants to prove how responsible she is, but she gets sidetracked and the money disappears. Jessica is determined to find the money before Mr. Wakefield finds out. 132379 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica and the Secret Star NJ Pascal, Francine #50 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132380 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica and the Spelling-bee Surprise NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica, who is thrilled when she wins the second grade spelling bee at Sweet Valley Elementary School. But that means she has to represent the whole school at the district spelling bee, and she’s scared. She’s never been a good speller -- was it just beginner’s luck? 132381 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica Gets Spooked NJ Pascal, Francine #43 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Stories about a goblin who haunts the local amusement park don’t scare Jessica Wakefield. She can’t wait to go. 132382 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica Goes for the Gold NJ Pascal, Francine and Thomas John Carmen #1 Team Sweet Valley Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica sees the upcoming California Games as the chance of a lifetime. As a member of the Sweet Valley Middle School cheer-leading squad, Jessica’s always known she’s a super athlete. And now that she’s earned a place on the school’s gymnastics team, she’s ready to prove her acrobatic skills to the whole state. 132383 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica on Stage NJ Pascal, Francine #32 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica’s latest dream is to become an actress. So when she discovers that Sweet Valley’s own Mrs. Harrington is really Dolores Dufay, star of stage and screen, she can barely contain her excitement. They befriend the now-retired famous actress and inspire her to make a comeback. 132384 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica Plays Cupid NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #56 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica love their babysitter, Molly. And they think her boyfriend Jack is cool. But after Molly and Jack have a fight, Molly’s no fun anymore. She never wants to play with the twins. All she does is sulk and talk about Jack. Jessica can’t take it. Can she come up with a scheme to get Molly and Jack back together? 132385 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica Quits the Squad NJ Pascal, Francine #112 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Winners and Losers Collection omnibus 1998. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Jessica Wakefield finally meets her match when beautiful Heather Mallone moves to town. Not only is Heather glamorous and popular, she’s also the best cheerleader Sweet Valley High has ever seen. When Heather tries to steal her role as captain, Jessica starts the biggest feud in cheerleading history. 132386 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica Saves the Trees NJ Pascal, Francine #71 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Soccer fever has hit Sweet Valley Middle School. Everyone is excited about the upcoming season, including identical twins Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield. 132387 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica Takes Charge NJ Pascal, Francine with Jamie Suzanne Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are about to say good-bye to sixth grade forever. But it’s not over yet. Jessica and her friends are psyched to spend one of their last weeks as sixth graders working at the mayor's special Outreach Fair. But volunteering isn't as easy as it looks. Lila Fowler thinks a job at the mayor's office will be glamourous-little does she know! Jessica can't wait to teach health classes to a group of first graders... until those adorable kids turn into monsters! And Elizabeth, busy at work in a soup kitchen, stumbles upon a mystery! Can the SVMS volunteers pull it all together before everything falls apart? 132388 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica Takes Manhattan NJ Pascal, Francine #8 Sweet Valley High: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Oracle and identical twin Jessica Wakefield. Jessica Wakefield and Lila Fowler are headed for the Big Apple! They're psyched for a week of Broadway shows, superstretch limos, major shopping...and New York guys. Jessica's fun begins the moment she steps on the plane and finds she's sitting next to rock star Ryder Mitchell. There's an immediate spark between Jessica and Ryder-in fact, things are so hot, they promise to meet for an ultra-romantic date at the top of the Empire State Building in three days. 132389 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica the Babysitter NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #14 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Jessica Wakefield loves her neighbors' new baby girl. She and her twin sister, Elizabeth, think it would be wonderful to have a little sister of their own. And when Mrs. Wakefield begins to buy baby clothes and things for a baby's room, the twins wonder if their mother is pregnant! Just in case, Jessica decides to practice being a big sister by baby-sitting newborn Jenny. That's when she finds out that taking care of a baby isn't all fun and games! 132390 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica the Genius NJ Pascal, Francine #117 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Sweet Valley High Collection: Loving Ambitions omnibus, 1999. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Everyone knows that Jessica Wakefield lives for sun, fun and guys. So how did she manage an almost perfect score on her SATs? There’s a rumor going around Sweet Valley High that Jessica cheated. Will acing her college boards mean acceptance at the university of her dreams -- or will it ruin her chances forever? Todd Wilkins is driving Elizabeth Wakefield crazy. Now that college basketball scouts are showering Elizabeth’s boyfriend with flattery and attention, he thinks he’s hot stuff. He even tells Elizabeth she’s lucky to have him. When Todd’s head gets too big to fit through Wakefields’ front door, will Elizabeth send him walking? 132391 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica the Nerd NJ Pascal, Francine #61 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica is humiliated when she finds out she’s been accepted into SOAR, a special program for gifted math and science students. But much to her surprise, Jessica finds that she actually likes SOAR and Jessica’s friends in the Unicorn Club aren’t happy about her new interests. Jessica is not all excited about being accepted into project SOAR!, for gifted math and science students. Now she and Elizabeth must go to special science classes with some of the biggest nerds at school. But soon Jessica discovers that she actually likes SOAR. Her friends in the Unicorn Club, however, aren’t happy about her new interests. 132392 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica the Thief NJ Pascal, Francine #67 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Is there a thief at Sweet Valley Middle School? Things have started disappearing, and the whole school is searching for the culprit. But everyone is shocked when some of the stolen goods turn up in Jessica Wakefield's locker! Jessica insists that she's been framed, but the only one who believes her is her twin sister, Elizabeth. When Jessica and Elizabeth team up to catch the real thief, they can hardly believe what they find out! 132393 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica the TV Star NJ Pascal, Francine #16 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica pretends to be Elizabeth for the day. Todd tells her a secret meant only for Liz. He’s going to be an extra in a movie, and he can ask a friend to be in it, too. When he asks Jessica, thinking she’s Elizabeth, she must make a big decision. 132394 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica, the Rock Star NJ Pascal, Francine #34 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica is convinced that she, too, can become a rock star after seeing Melody Power in concert. But the more Jessica tries to sing like Melody Power, the worse she sounds, and Elizabeth is trying to think of something to do to save her sister from total embarrassment. Bruce Patman has chosen Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica to be the lead singer in his rock and roll band. But Elizabeth discovers that he is only using Jessica because the band needs a place to rehearse and must decide whether to tell her sister the truth. 132395 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica: Can’t Stay Away NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are seniors. New faces, old friends, and Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield, right in the middle of things. Elizabeth jumps into senior year, ready to devote herself to the newspaper, homework and her writing. Trouble is, she can’t stop thinking about Connor McDermott, a guy from El Carro high who is totally bad news, and who hardly even notices her. She misses study dates, can’t speak in class and takes hours to get ready for school, completely unlike herself. Could any guy change her so much? 132396 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica: Next Stop, Jr. High NJ Pascal, Francine and Jamie Suzanne #2 Sweet Valley Twins Diaries Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. From the personal journal of soon-to-be eighth grader Jessica Wakefield: Okay, you do the math: friends + summer - parents + Hawaii. What does that equal? Aloha? The answer should be obvious. But it isn't. This Hawaiian vacation is kind of... freaky. And I'm not even sure why. All I know is that my friends aren't who I thought they were... not anymore. Have they changed? Or have I? 132397 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Animal Instincts NJ Pascal, Francine #7 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Identical twin Jessica turns a charity fund raiser into a matchmaking plan. The members of the Unicorn Club are donating themselves to charity. For a price, they’ll obey a classmate’s wishes for a day. But with the big Valentine’s Day dance coming up, Jessica can’t resist turning the fund raiser into a huge matchmaking affair. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. In Lila’s Secret, the twins have a “sleep-out” in their backyard. Taking care of animals is a snap! That's what identical twins Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield and their friends think when they volunteer at the Sweet Valley Zoo. Until Elizabeth accidentally lets a mischievous monkey named Spanky out of his cage. Spanky shows up in the strangest places - behind the counter at Casey's ice cream parlor, in the auditorium during a school assembly, and hanging from the Wakefield's kitchen ceiling. Until Bruce Patman takes care of a baby bird named Drumstick. Bruce is secretly afraid of birds, but Drumstick thinks Bruce is the greatest thing ever, and won't leave him alone! Until Jessica falls in love with Gus, a grizzly bear cub who's lost his mother. She's determined to help Gus adjust to life in the zoo, but the zookeeper tells her they must return Gus to the wild. Will Jessica be able to say good-bye to her furry friend? 132398 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Bad Idea NJ Pascal, Francine #31 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica Wakefield give their shy, awkward friend, Sandra, a makeover and it works so well that Sandra becomes one of the most popular girls at school. Now the twins have to live with the monster they’ve created. 132399 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Big Mistake NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. 132400 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Blind Date NJ Pascal, Francine #79 Sweet Valley Twins. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Ready for a new boyfriend after breaking up with Aaron Dallas, Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica answers a personal ad in the school paper. Soon Jessica is exchanging the most romantic letters with a mysterious admirer. When they finally decide to meet, Jessica is in for a big surprise. 132401 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Cat Trick NJ Pascal, Francine #5 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica find a homeless cat which they sneak home and care for in secret. 132402 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Cookie Disaster NJ Pascal, Francine #89 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica is a wonderful baker. At least, that's what her home economics teacher thinks when she tastes the cookies Jessica baked in class. They're so good, the teacher submits a batch to the producer of the television talk show Lifestyles of the French and Famous. And now the producer has invited Jessica to appear on the show with four hundred of her delicious cookies for the studio audience! Jessica is thrilled. She and her friends in the exclusive Unicorn Club get to work baking cookies. But there's one big problem: Jessica can't remember the secret ingredient that made her recipe so amazing! And the harder the Unicorns try to follow the recipe, the worse the cookies taste. Will Jessica have to appear on national television with four hundred of the worst cookies ever baked? 132403 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Dream Date NJ Pascal, Francine and Alice Nicole Johansson #22 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. The most amazing thing has happened to Elizabeth’s identical twin, Jessica. She won a contest and now she gets to hang with Johnny Buck, the coolest, most gorgeous singer in the world. Of course,all the other Unicorns are jealous. Who can blame them? But Johnny’s not exactly as awesome as Jessica had thought he’d be. In fact, he’s nothing like his glamorous rock-star image. He’s a klutz, he can’t sing that well, and he doesn’t play any instruments. He’s a big disappointment. But Jessica has to keep Johnny’s real identity a secret, doesn’t she? 132404 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s First Kiss NJ Pascal, Francine #8 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield can’t wait until Sweet Valley Middle School is going camping. Best of all, the wilderness provides the perfect setting for a little romance with her sort-of boyfriend Todd Wilkins. Identical twin Jessica has her eye on Dennis Asher, the new kid in school. But Jessica can’t survive without a blow dryer -- how can she impress Dennis when she looks so terrible? 132405 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Lucky Millions NJ Pascal, Francine #105 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica is going to be rich! As soon as she learns about the legendary Irish pot of gold in social studies class, she vows to find it. And when her older brother, Steven, discovers a treasure map, Jessica can almost feel the diamonds dangling from her ears. But Jessica's practical twin sister, Elizabeth, knows that Steven's treasure map must be a big fake. And when Jessica and Steven both start digging for gold, Elizabeth has a good laugh. Of course, her brother and sister will come up empty-handed. Unless the treasure map isn't a fake after all.... 132406 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Mermaid NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #49 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Jessica’s claim to have seen a mermaid during a class trip to an ocean preserve may lure her to her social death with her disbelieving friends, and she must find the mermaid in order to convince her friends of her tale. 132407 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Monster Nightmare NJ Pascal, Francine #42 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Frightening dreams about a monster are keeping Jessica awake all night. The kids at school tease her when they hear she’s having bad dreams, and that just makes her nightmares worse. How can Jessica get rid of the monster in her dreams so she can sleep again? 132408 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s New Look NJ Pascal, Francine #47 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Everyone at Sweet Valley Middle School is talking about Jessica Wakefield and Aaron Dallas. They’re probably the cutest, most popular couple in the entire sixth grade, and Jessica loves all the attention she’s been getting. But when she develops eye problems and has to start wearing glasses, she’s sure they will ruin her life forever. 132409 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s No Angel NJ Pascal, Francine #11 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Janet Howell is driving Jessica Wakefield crazy! Janet is one of the most popular and important girls at Sweet Valley Middle School, but when she's mean, she's really mean. And ever since she and her sort-of boyfriend, Denny, got into a huge fight, Janet has been utterly impossible. So Jessica decides to get Janet and Denny back together. And if it takes a little fib to do it, well, all's fair in love, right? Not quite. Jessica's twin sister, Elizabeth, overhears her scheme and gives her a lecture on lying that hurts Jessica's feelings. So Jessica makes a wish that Elizabeth would have to tell nothing but the truth. But when her wish comes true, Jessica is anything but happy! Not only can't Elizabeth stop telling the truth, she can't seem to keep her mouth shut about Jessica! Can Jessica reverse the wish in time to save herself from Elizabeth's obnoxious honesty? 132410 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Older Guy NJ Pascal, Francine #119 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Sweet Valley High Collection: Loving Ambitions omnibus, 1999. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle has been offered a chance at SVU and everyone tells her what a great opportunity it is. Isn’t anyone going to miss her? If Zach Marsden finds out Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica is really a high school girl visiting her big brother at SVU, he’ll dump her. And Jessica’s secret is going to be hard to keep -- especially when her boyfriend, Ken Matthews, shows up for a surprise visit. 132411 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Secret NJ Pascal, Francine #42 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield has just begun her menses. But Jessica hasn’t and she doesn’t want anyone, especially her sister, to find out. Jessica acts more grown-up than ever, and Elizabeth is afraid they’re growing apart. Soon, Jessica will discover that she doesn’t have to grow up so fast after all. 132412 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Secret Diary NJ Pascal, Francine #7 Sweet Valley High: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica always thought Todd Wilkins was cute, but kind of dull -- in other words perfect for Elizabeth. But since Todd moved away to Vermont, he’s been writing her letters, and they are anything but dull. At first, Todd just wanted to get the address of A.J. Morgan, Jessica’s boyfriend, who was on the SVH basketball team with him. But Todd’s letters have slowly become more and more romantic. Now, Todd wants to come for a secret visit to see Jessica. If Elizabeth finds out, she’ll be furious. And A.J. will never speak to her again. Should she risk everything for Todd? 132413 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Secret Diary, Volume II NJ Pascal, Francine #9 Sweet Valley High: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica always thought Todd Wilkins was cute, but kind of dull -- in other words perfect for Elizabeth. But since Todd moved away to Vermont, he’s been writing her letters, and they are anything but dull. At first, Todd just wanted to get the address of A.J. Morgan, Jessica’s boyfriend, who was on the SVH basketball team with him. But Todd’s letters have slowly become more and more romantic. Now, Todd wants to come for a secret visit to see Jessica. If Elizabeth finds out, she’ll be furious. And A.J. will never speak to her again. Should she risk everything for Todd? 132414 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Secret Diary, Volume III NJ Pascal, Francine #13 Sweet Valley High: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica has been noticed by a big movie producer, Charles Sampson, for her star turn on her favorite soap, “The Young and the Beautiful.” But Charles says she can’t tell anyone yet. He wants to choose exactly the right moment to launch her career. Jessica goes along with his wishes, because she’s afraid her perfect boyfriend Sam Woodruff might be a little jealous of Charles. Is she being silly? Charles isn’t interested in her. Right? 132415 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Secret Friend NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #71 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. In the words of 7-year-old Jessica, Elizabeth’s identical twin: “Lila Fowler is NOT my best friend. We had a BIG fight and now we’re not friends anymore. I was really sad...until I found a bottle floating in the ocean. It had a message inside! The message was from a girl who really needs a friend. Just like me! Now I have a secret friend. But will I ever get to meet her? 132416 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Secret Love NJ Pascal, Francine #107 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. When Jessica Wakefield meets Jeremy Randall on the beach, she can’t believe her eyes. He’s everything she’s always dreamed of and more. It’s love at first sight for him, too, and they share an intimate kiss. Then Jeremy says he can’t see her again, and Jessica doesn’t know what to think. But soon she understands all too well. He’s engaged to the Wakefields’ house guest. 132417 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Snobby Club NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Jessica and her friends have formed a club called the Orchids. Jessica wants her twin sister Elizabeth to join, but Elizabeth thinks the Orchids are too snobby. She starts her own club called the Sunflowers, and soon the twins can’t stop arguing about which club is better. Will they ever be best friends again? 132418 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Unburied Treasure NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are off on a family trip to the Grand Canyon. They have lots of fun until they find a diamond ring and can’t agree on what to do. Jessica wants to keep it, but Elizabeth wants to sell it and buy something else with the money. Who will give in? 132419 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jessica’s Zoo Adventure NJ Pascal, Francine #8 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are excited about their class trip to the zoo. They can’t wait to see all the animals, especially the monkeys. But when they get there, the monkey house is closed because a young chimp has escaped. Jessica and Elizabeth, along with their friends Todd and Winston, decide to search for the chimp. But soon they, too, are lost. Will they find the chimp, and will the class find them? 132420 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Julie the Karate Kid NJ Pascal, Francine #52 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Julie Porter can’t wait to start karate lessons in gym class even though Charlie Cashman and the other boys say she’s too small to be any good. But Julie carefully watches the teacher, Mr. Ogata, and works hard at mastering each karate move. That doesn’t stop Charlie from teasing Julie, taunting her to try to karate kick him. But Julie doesn’t want to. She knows the best karate students never try to fight. Can she show Charlie and his friends who’s tougher without losing her cool? 132421 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Jumping to Conclusions NJ Pascal, Francine #24 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. | 132422 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Keepin’ It Real NJ Pascal, Francine and Jamie Suzanne #16 Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Anna breaks out of her close circle of friends. Anna has needed this all along. To get away from everybody and try something completely different. Meet new people. After all, change is good, right? And the drama club is so cool. 132423 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Keeping It Real NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and identical twin Jessica. Anna breaks out of her close circle of friends. Anna has needed this all along. To get away from everybody and try something completely different. Meet new people. After all, change is good, right? And the drama club is so cool. 132424 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: Keeping Secrets NJ Pascal, Francine #12 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. Elizabeth and her identical twin Jessica's father teaches them a secret language called Ithig. All their friends want to know the secret too, but the twins have made a pact with their father not to give it away. Elizabeth, at least, intends to keep her promise. But Jessica can't help herself-she teaches her best friend, Lila Fowler, the secret language. That means that soon the whole school will know Ithig. Now the class decides to use the language against the one teacher they don't like-Ms. McDonald. They will speak only Ithig in class the day the school supervisor comes to review her. At first, Elizabeth is angry at Jessica for breaking her promise about Ithig-but now Elizabeth wonders: should she break her own promise and warn Ms. McDonald? 132425 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Kidnapped by the Cult! NJ Pascal, Francine #82 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. When Jessica feels angry, hurt and upset with everyone, she meets a magnetic stranger. Adam is the leader of the Good Friends, a mysterious cult that pretends to help the poor and needy. Before long, Jessica gives up parties and cheerleading for group meetings and collecting money at the mall. 132426 1984 Elizabeth Wakefield: Kidnapped! NJ Pascal, Francine #13 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield never imagined that her evening of volunteer work at Sweet Valley’s hospital would turn into the most horrifying night of her life. But when a strong hand clamps a chloroformed rag over her mouth and she is pulled from her car, Elizabeth’s hellish ordeal begins. When she regains consciousness, Elizabeth finds herself tied to a chair in an isolated shack. She has been kidnapped by Carl, a lonely and disturbed orderly from the hospital. Elizabeth doesn’t know what Carl wants from her, but it’s clear he’s on the brink of insanity. Somehow Elizabeth must escape before it’s too late. 132427 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Killer at Sea NJ Pascal, Francine #9 Sweet Valley University: Thriller Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Jessica Wakefield and Nick Fox had planned the perfect romantic vacation-an intimate week alone, sailing the Pacific Ocean. They didn't plan on having to save a guy from drowning after his boat capsized. They didn't plan on taking the stranger aboard. And when their emergency radio goes dead and the boat's motor cuts out, they're trapped-in more ways than one. Because the man they've rescued is no victim. He's a skilled hunter-and Jessica and Nick are his prey. And in the middle of the ocean, there's no one to hear their SOS. 132428 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Killer on Board, A NJ Pascal, Francine #10 Sweet Valley High: Super Thrillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley News. Convicted murderer John Marin is back. His one goal: to kill Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield. Using his cunning and ingenuity, he has escaped form jail and is stalking the California coast in search of his prey. Thinking Marin is safely behind bars, Ned Wakefield takes his family on an island vacation. But little does he know that while his daughters are swimming in the hotel pool, John Marin is plotting his final revenge. Will Ned get to the twins before it’s too late? Or will this vacation be Jessica and Elizabeth’s last? 132429 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Killer Party NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University: Super Thriller. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield, her identical twin Jessica and all their friends at SVU have been cordially invited to the ultimate blow-out. An end-of-the-millennium blast. The party to end all parties. It’s bound to be the wildest night of their lives. The kind of night when anything -- make that everything -- could happen. But not everyone is going to live to ring in the New Year.... 132430 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Kimberly Rides Again NJ Pascal, Francine #8 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Guess what? Just when the Unicorns were finally back to being cool (count me responsible for that), some of us started hanging out with those goody-goody Angels again. Please! Don't they know that exclusivity is what being a Unicorn is all about? Well, I know just what it'll take to rev up the Unicorn spirit: an amazingly awesome trip to a dude ranch - and the hottest thing about it is the gorgeous riding instructor there. He's tall, strong, and absolutely perfect for me. The only problem is, the other Unicorns think he's perfect for them too! 132431 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Kiss Before Dying, A NJ Pascal, Francine #122 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica can’t deny her love for Christian, the leader of the Palisades High gang. Christian promises her he’ll never fight again. But can he keep his vow when the battle with Sweet Valley High turns deadly? Elizabeth plans a secret meeting with Palisades High’s Rosie Shaw, and together they scheme to end the gang warfare once and for all. Can Elizabeth really trust Rosie? 132432 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Kiss of a Killer NJ Pascal, Francine #128 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle has made a terrifying discovery. Jonathan Cain’s past is more horrible, more twisted, more than she had ever imagined. And her identical twins Jessica is under his spell. Now Elizabeth must save her twin from a fate worse than death. But is Elizabeth strong enough to stop a creature of the night? Jessica has finally gotten Jonathan Cain to admit that he loves her. Then she finds out the shocking truth about him. Is Jessica willing to give up her life to keep Jonathan’s love? 132433 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Kiss of the Vampire NJ Pascal, Francine #3 Sweet Valley University: Thriller Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is falling in love with Journalist Nikolai Von Greiner, a famous “yet mysterious” journalist. Nikolai is tall, dark, dangerously handsome, and the keeper of a deadly secret. Will Elizabeth abandon her friends, her family and even her life to be with the man she longs for? 132434 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lacey’s Crush NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Lacey doesn’t care if her stupid high school boyfriend dumped her. She only liked him because he had a car, anyway. Besides, she’s already scoped someone else out. All she has to do is get Jessica Wakefield out of the way and Damon Ross will be all hers. Take that, ex-boyfriend! 132435 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Last Wish NJ Pascal, Francine #144 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica are turning seventeen and you’re invited to the biggest party in Sweet Valley history. But when tragedy strikes, be prepared. One of your favorite characters may be lost forever and the Sweet Valley High you know and love will never be the same again. 132436 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: Leaving Home NJ Pascal, Francine #37 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132437 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Left at the Altar NJ Pascal, Francine #108 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Jessica is still madly in love with a man engaged to a new friend -- so when he calls the wedding off, Jessica is ecstatic. But tragedy intervenes and, out of guilt, her dream man decides he must walk down the aisle. Will Jessica allow this to happen? 132438 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Left Back! NJ Pascal, Francine #32 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. There’s a new boy in school named Kisho Murasaki. At first Jessica and Elizabeth and all their friends like Kisho a lot. But when everyone finds out that he has been left back a year, nobody wants to be his friend anymore because they think he’s stupid. Elizabeth knows her classmates are wrong about Kisho, but how can she prove it? 132439 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Left Behind NJ Pascal, Francine #21 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. 132440 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Left Out Elizabeth NJ Pascal, Francine #25 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield can’t wait for her family’s first ski vacation, especially since her friend Todd is going, too. But when they arrive, Todd makes friends with a boy named Mark, and soon Elizabeth is left out. When Todd asks her to come with him on a difficult ski trail, she doesn’t know what to do, because she promised to stay on the beginner slopes. Will she break her promise and risk the dangerous slope? 132441 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lila on the Loose NJ Pascal, Francine #14 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Lila Fowler: Okay, I know what you're thinking: Lila Fowler has it all. And I admit, I am the most beautiful and popular person I know. (Ignore my friends in the Unicorn Club when they say the same thing about themselves. They are so competitive.) And I'm the daughter of George Fowler, the richest man in Sweet Valley. Daddy gives me absolutely everything I want. Well, almost everything. Sometimes I think I could buy a whole department store of clothes with Daddy's credit card or throw the craziest party in town, and he would be too busy to care. In fact, my father probably wouldn't even notice. Maybe it's time I test him to see just how far I can go . . . . 132442 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lila’s April Fool NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #48 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica find out that Lila isn’t even allowed to have a party -- even though Lila Fowler can’t stop bragging about her April Fools’ Day party. She’s invited everyone in her second-grade glass. What will happen? 132443 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lila’s Birthday Bash NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #58 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. It’s Lila Fowler’s birthday. She having the biggest party ever, with pony rides, a magician and lots and lots of ice cream. Elizabeth can’t wait for the party, but her friend Eva Simpson isn’t excited at all. Eva’s worried her homemade present isn’t good enough for Lila. Can Elizabeth convince Eva that friendship is the most important gift of all? 132444 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lila’s Christmas Angel NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #63 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Lila Fowler, whose parents are divorcing and whose father is too busy for her, is facing a sad Christmas until she meets Serena, a guardian angel, who understands Lila’s problems. 132445 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lila’s Haunted House Party NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are ready for spine-tingling chills when they go to Lila Fowler’s big Halloween party at Hathway Manor. 132446 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lila’s Little Sister NJ Pascal, Francine #4 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Ellie McMillan, a little girl from the day-care center where the Unicorn Club volunteers, has run away from home-to my house! I know, you're thinking Lila Fowler and kids go together like grape juice and white carpet, but-believe it or not-I actually enjoy reading and playing hide-and-seek with Ellie. It's almost like having a little sister. The only problem is, she wants to move in permanently! You see, Ellie's mom just started going out with a new guy, so Ellie's been spending a lot of time with me. I guess she figures if her mom has a boyfriend, she doesn't need Ellie anymore. I promised Ellie I wouldn't tell any grown-ups that she's at my house. But Jessica and the other Unicorns say Ellie has to go, promise or no promise. Is there a way to keep my word and get Ellie back where she belongs? 132447 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lila’s Music Video NJ Pascal, Francine #73 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. The Unicorns are making a music video! Lila Fowler insists on being the singer, since it's her video camera. There's one catch: Lila has a terrible voice, and she'll be humiliated if anyone finds out. As hard as Johanna Porter tries to coach her, Lila is hopeless. Johanna is shy, but she has a fabulous voice-which gives Lila a great idea: Johanna will do the real singing from backstage, while Lila lip-synchs on camera! 132448 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lila’s New Flame NJ Pascal, Francine #135 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. Late one night, an entire wing of Fowler Crest burns to the ground. Lila Fowler, already furious over a long-distance relationship gone up in smoke, swears revenge on the arsonist who left her home in ashes. Will Lila’s vow of vengeance blow up in her face? Steve Wakefield, Elizabeth’s older brother, is psyched to intern at the Sweet Valley District Attorney’s office. His first assignment? To investigate the Fowler Crest fire. Steven’s always considered Lila the flakiest of his sisters’ friends, but as he spend time with her, Steven can’t help feeling a definite romantic spark. Then he finds a clue that points to Lila as the culprit. How can he prove she’s guilty after losing himself in the searing passion of their first kiss? 132449 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lila’s Secret NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart #6 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica have a “sleep-out” in their backyard. 132450 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lila’s Secret Valentine NJ Pascal, Francine #5 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Identical twin Jessica turns a charity fund raiser into a matchmaking plan. The members of the Unicorn Club are donating themselves to charity. For a price, they’ll obey a classmate’s wishes for a day. But with the big Valentine’s Day dance coming up, Jessica can’t resist turning the fund raiser into a huge matchmaking affair. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. In Lila’s Secret, the twins have a “sleep-out” in their backyard. 132451 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lila’s Story NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley High: Super Stars.Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Lila Fowler is the richest girl at Sweet Valley High. She wears designer clothes, lives in a mansion and has a large allowance. However, her happiness is soon shattered when she discovers her father is on the verge of getting married again and it seems her life will change for the worse forever. 132452 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Little Drummer Girls NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #75 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. In the words of 7-year-old Jessica, Elizabeth’s identical twin: “There are two Wakefield twins in our marching band, but only one drum. Which twin should play it? Me, of course. But my twin sister Elizabeth, got picked instead! I want to play that drum more than anything. And I won’t stop making noise until I do! 132453 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Living Together NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica move out of the dormitory and move in with Neil and Sam. Dana’s ready to take the plunge, but Todd’s getting cold feet. Tom wants his old life back. Chloe just wants Tom. Nina hates change, but things will never be the same again. 132454 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lois and the Sleepover NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart #51 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Ever since her grandma died, Lois’ mother has treated her like a baby. Now Lois isn’t allowed to come to the twins’ sleepover. 132455 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lois Strikes Back NJ Pascal, Francine #38 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica have their first real argument. When the PTA decides to buy new uniforms for the cheerleading squad instead of a new computer for the school newspaper. Elizabeth protests and circulates a petition. Jessica, a member of the squad is angry. 132456 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: London Calling NJ Pascal, Francine and Laurie John Elizabeth Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Former Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. New identity. New job. New life. She’s 6,000 miles from home. With no money, no friends and nowhere to go. What should Elizabeth do? She can’t take the only job she’s offered -- a maid in an earl’s mansion. That’s so...19th century. But she’s desperate. So now Liz is a servant. And treated like one. 132457 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Long-Lost Brother, The NJ Pascal, Francine #79 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. 132458 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lost at Sea NJ Pascal, Francine #56 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica’s fantasy to be shipwrecked on a deserted island with a fabulous guy. But when she finally gets her wish, she is marooned with Winston Egbert, the class clown. Will Jessica lose her fantasy lover, forever, or will she learn an important lesson about herself and others? 132459 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Love and Death in London NJ Pascal, Francine #104 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Assigned as summer interns to the Scotland Yard beat for the London Journal, the twins investigate a series of grisly murders. 132460 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Love and Murder NJ Pascal, Francine #11 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University goes on a campaign to help her identical twin Jessica and finds a reluctant witness. Jessica’s dream relationship becomes a nightmare when she’s assaulted by James on a date. She reports the crime, but it’s her word against James’. 132461 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Love Bet, The NJ Pascal, Francine #68 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132462 1985 Elizabeth Wakefield: Love Letters NJ Pascal, Francine #17 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Caroline Pearce has always been one of the least popular girls at Sweet Valley High. But when she invents a new out-of-town boyfriend, people finally start to pay attention to her. Brown-eyed, six foot Adam and his romantic love letters are the talk of the school. Caroline has everyone fooled even clever Jessica Wakefield, Elizabeth’s identical twin. But what begins as a bid for love and attention quickly becomes the worst jam of Caroline’s life, when her friends insist on meeting the boyfriend she’s been bragging about. Can Caroline keep the truth a secret, or will her lies be her downfall? 132463 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Love Letters for Sale NJ Pascal, Francine #88 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. To make the extra money she so badly needs, Jessica comes up with a get-rich-quick scheme that even her twin sister Elizabeth loves. She offers a letter-writing service for people who don’t want to write their own. But her plan turns sticky when Jessica gets a request to write a love letter to Elizabeth’s boyfriend Todd -- from another girl. 132464 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Love Me Always NJ Pascal, Francine and Laurie John #44 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield can’t deny her heartbreaking suspicions about what really happened between Tom Watts and Dana Upshaw, and she’s about to hear the awful truth from Dana herself. Will Elizabeth write it off as one of Dana’s wicked games? Or will she find the strength to confront the real life -- the man she loves? Nix Fox is leaving Sweet Valley -- forever. In exchange for his testimony against Clay DiPalma, the government is sending him away with a new identity, and not even his beloved Jessica Wakefield, Elizabeth’s identical twin, can know where, or who, he’ll be. Nick and Jessica can hardly stand the pain of saying goodbye. And there’s a shocking twist of fate in store for them both. 132465 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Love of Her Life, The NJ Pascal, Francine #6 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University has found the man of her dreams while her identical twin Jessica faces her most difficult decision -- will she choose freedom or her duty as a wife? 132466 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Love Portion, The NJ Pascal, Francine #72 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. The Unicorns sell a fake love potion at the Sweet Valley Middle School carnival, hoping to win tickets to a Johnny Buck concert. 132467 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Love, Lies, and Jessica Wakefield NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley University Series. Also included in Sweet Valley University Series Omnibus, 1999. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley University Collection 1 School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are about to begin the most exciting year of their lives. Freedom can be dangerous.... Jessica Wakefield finally has wealthy, thrilling Mike McAllery, the man of her dreams. How far will she go to keep him? Elizabeth Wakefield has uncovered a major scandal at SVU. But when the story spreads, it may destroy the guy she loves. Tom Watts vowed never to fall in love again-until he met Elizabeth. Will he hide his love for the sake of an old promise? Todd Wilkins is a big man on campus math a gorgeous new girlfriend. But the special treatment he's getting as a basketball star seems too good to be true. Is it also too good to be legal? Join Elizabeth, Jessica, and their friends from Sweet Valley on their wildest adventures ever-at Sweet Valley University. 132468 1986 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lovestruck NJ Pascal, Francine #27 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. No one at Sweet Valley High can believe that football star Ken Matthews has fallen in love with math super-sophisticated Suzanne Hanlon. Suzanne likes poetry, gourmet food and art films while Ken’s idea of a good time is listening to rock ‘n’ roll and eating pizza. Two people couldn’t be more different. Elizabeth Wakefield knows that snobbish Suzanne is wrong for Ken. But Ken seems to be blindly in love with Suzanne and is willing to do anything she wants. Can anyone help Ken come to his senses before he gets hurt? 132469 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Loving the Enemy NJ Pascal, Francine and Laurie John Sweet Valley University: Thriller Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica is taken hostage. A shocking choice will change her life....When Jessica Wakefield walked into the Red Lion, all she wanted was a cup of coffee. Instead, she got a gun in her face-when everyone inside the popular hangout is taken hostage by a fellow student gone mad. Jessica never imagined that shy, innocent-looking Trevor Paley would be capable of committing such a violent act. He always seemed like a nice guy. So Jessica figures she can talk Trevor down before the body count goes up. But as she gets closer to Trevor, she comes to understand why he snapped. She even begins to like him. And she's no longer sure if she wants to turn him in.... 132470 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Lucy Takes the Reins NJ Pascal, Francine #45 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s friend Ted is in trouble. He’s been behind in his payments to Carson Stables for the care of his horse Thunder, and unless he can win the prize money in a regional jumping championship, he’ll have to sell the horse. To make matters worse, an injury prevents Ted from competing -- can Lucy help him with the jumping contest? 132471 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Macaroni Mess, The NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #72 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. In the words of 7-year-old Elizabeth: “Our class is having an art show. My painting was the best! It had lots of macaroni pasted on it. But now my macaroni is missing! Who ruined my painting? Time to use my noodle...and find out!” 132472 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Mademoiselle Jessica NJ Pascal, Francine #46 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica enters the Wakefields in a contest for the perfect American family but doesn’t dream that they’ll actually be chosen as finalists. But they are and Jessica’s a little worried because she stretched the truth about how talented her family really is. Now will they go along with the scheme, or withdraw? 132473 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Magic Christmas, The NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley Twins: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica receive matching antique dolls from their grandparents for Christmas. After helping free the two princes imprisoned in the dolls from a spell, they are trapped in the Hidden Kingdom and must help defeat the evil sorcerer in order to return home. 132474 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Magic Puppets, The NJ Pascal, Francine #53 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Samantha comes to Sweet Valley for Halloween with her father, a famous puppeteer who seems to love his puppets more than his daughter. The twins want to help them get closer. 132475 1986 Elizabeth Wakefield: Malibu Summer NJ Pascal, Francine #4 Sweet Valley High: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Oracle and identical twin Jessica Wakefield. Summer's here, and the Wakefield twins can't wait to join Lila Fowler in fabulous, beach-lined Malibu. Elizabeth and Jessica have arranged jobs as mother's helpers and are looking forward to a dream vacation filled with Hollywood stars and gorgeous guys. But the girls soon find out things aren't always as they seem in sunny Malibu. Elizabeth's heart Is won by someone much too old for her. Even though she feels guilty about it, she begins to see him secretly. While Elizabeth tries desperately to keep her sister from finding out, Jessica is busy trying to get bronzed Cliff Sherman to notice her. Can the girls straighten out their summer romances, or will Malibu's magic be only an illusion? 132476 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Mandy in the Middle NJ Pascal, Francine #10 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. 132477 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Mandy Miller Fights Back NJ Pascal, Francine #48 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Mandy Miller wants to join the Unicorns, but the Unicorns don't want Mandy Miller! She wears wild thrift-shop outfits, and the other members think she tries too hard to fit in. Jessica thinks she's funny and nice, and she likes her offbeat way of dressing. The Unicorns have asked Jessica to tell Mandy that she can't join, but Jessica just can't bring herself to break the bad news. How can Jessica be friends with the Unicorns and Mandy at the same time? Suddenly Mandy gets some frightening news that makes the Unicorns seem unimportant to both Mandy and Jessica-and now Jessica is afraid of losing her newfound friend for good! 132478 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Maria Who? NJ Pascal, Francine #8 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Maria Slater could scream. Just once she would like them to notice her. Instead of perfect, genius, never-had-a-bad-hair-day Nina. But that’s never going to happen. Because everyone in the Slater family knows who’s important and it definitely isn’t Maria. 132479 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Maria’s Movie Comeback NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Maria to the rescue...Phew! The Unicorn Club was almost finished, but we 're back and better than ever. As long as I don't let the Unicorns down. You see, we have to raise money to buy a hairpiece for our principal, Mr. Clark, cuz Jess swiped his old one. No prob -we got jobs to get us out of that one. Then the roof caved in on the day-care center where we'd been volunteering. Now the center might close -unless the Unicorns save it. Where are we going to get that kind of money? Mr. Clark's new roof was one thing... That's where I come in. A movie director has offered me a part in his new movie. He's going to pay me enough to save the center (and still have wig money left)...but the script calls for a major on-screen kiss with super-hunk movie star Brad Marshall! I want out! But if I don't beat my stage fright, the kids will lose the center... Who ever said being a Unicorn was easy? 132480 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Married Woman, A NJ Pascal, Francine #5 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is making tracks in her search for the leader of the evil secret society that attacked her friend Nina. Her identical sister Jessica is now Mrs. McAllery -- and her husband has not changed his troubling ways. Join Jessica and Elizabeth as they move on to new challenges and new lives at Sweet Valley University. 132481 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Mary Is Missing NJ Pascal, Francine #36 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica is convinced that Mary Wallace has disappeared when no one has heard a word from Mary in three days. 132482 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Max’s Choice NJ Pascal, Francine Elizabeth Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Former Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. As Thanksgiving approaches, Elizabeth recalls special family moments and considers getting back in touch with Sweet Valley, but her real attention is on her love for Max and his desire for her despite his engagement to Lavina. 132483 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Me, Me, Me NJ Pascal, Francine #33 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Not to self: Okay, Elizabeth, it’s a new semester -- your last one at Sweet Valley High. Last chance to pull yourself together. Last chance to figure out exactly what you want. And then go after it. 132484 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Meant To Be NJ Pascal, Francine #28 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Love is in the stars for Elizabeth. Gemini. Your Lovescope: Be prepared to face a part of your past you thought was behind you. You are at a major turning point, and if you listen to your emotions, your next step will become clear. Somebody special is ready to give you the assurances you need. It’s time to trust him, and to follow your heart. 132485 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Meet Me at Midnight NJ Pascal, Francine #124 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle hates Nicole Banes. And from the moment she arrived at Camp Echo Mountain, Nicole has hated Elizabeth too. It doesn’t help that Elizabeth is dating Joey Mason, the guy Nicole loves. Now Nicole wants revenge -- and a surprise visit from Elizabeth’s boyfriend Todd Wilkins gives Nicole the perfect opportunity to ruin Elizabeth’s life. As usual, Jessica Wakefield, Elizabeth’s identical twin, has fallen for the one guy she can’t have: Paul Mathis, a gorgeous local. Camp rules forbid sneaking off the grounds. Will Jessica’s plans for a moonlit meeting end in disaster -- or true love? 132486 1985 Elizabeth Wakefield: Memories NJ Pascal, Francine #24 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin sister’s older brother, Steven, hasn’t dated anyone since his girlfriend died of leukemia. He can’t even look at another girl without thinking of his beloved Tricia. But Steven is drawn to Cara Walker. Sweet Valley’s biggest flirt and gossip has changed. Her parents have divorced, and her father and brother have moved away. Cara understands the pain of losing someone. When Tricia’s sister Betsy sees Steven and Cara dancing together at a party, she accuses Steven of forgetting about Tricia. Steven is torn by Betsy’s bitter accusation. He can’t deny his attraction to Cara. But how can he ever love another girl after Tricia? 132487 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Middle School Gets Married, The NJ Pascal, Francine #68 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. As part of a health-class project, all the students at Sweet Valley Middle School are pairing up into simulated marriages. Their assignment: manage a make-believe household and care for an egg that represents a baby. 132488 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Miss Teen Sweet Valley NJ Pascal, Francine #76 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. When the first annual Miss Teen Sweet Valley beauty pageant is announced, Jessica Wakefield is confident she’ll be crowned the winner. But Elizabeth Wakefield is trying her best to get the pageant canceled. Elizabeth thinks beauty pageants are old-fashioned and sexist, and she can’t understand why her sister would even want to enter one. The twins have had fights before -- but never like this. It’s a standoff for the twins. If Jessica participates, she’ll lose her sister’s respect. If Elizabeth succeeds, she’ll lose her sister’s love. 132489 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Missing Tea Set, The NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #41 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are nervous about visiting their mother’s friend Mrs. Taylor. The old lady is strict, but the girls love the beautiful furniture and decorations in her house. When they find a lovely silver tea set, they can’t resist breaking the rules to play with it. Then they discover that one of the pieces is missing. Can they find it before Mrs. Taylor discovers that it’s gone? 132490 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Model Flirt NJ Pascal, Francine #130 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica are working at Flair magazine. Jessica is making the most of her internship -- she’s got two gorgeous guys wrapped around her finger. Dating Quentin Berg, a famous photographer, could do wonders for her modeling career. But Jessica actually prefers lowly mail room clerk Cameron Smith, who can’t help her at all. So she’s decided to date both of them at once. It’s a good thing she has a twin. 132491 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Morning After, The NJ Pascal, Francine #95 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. A terrible accident has turned the Wakefields’ lives upside down, and nothing will ever be the same. 132492 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Most Beautiful Girl in the World, The NJ Pascal, Francine #19 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Uncovering the mystery behind Katherine Pierce is a real workout. The Unicorns have won a month-long membership at the hottest health club in town! The club is renowned for its diet-and-exercise program, led by spokesmodel Katherine Pierce. Katherine is gorgeous, graceful, and adored by teenagers across the country. Jessica, Lila, Mandy, and Rachel are looking forward to getting in shape and meeting the famous Katherine. But if Katherine's so lucky, why does she look so miserable? 132493 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Mother-Daughter Switch, The NJ Pascal, Francine #87 Sweet Valley Twins. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica Wakefield have a big fight with their mother and come up with a brilliant way to show her that being a kid is no piece of cake -- they decide that she should give it a try. To their shock and delight, their mother agrees. The twins will get to be their own mothers, while Mrs. Wakefield will be a kid. But the twins soon discover that parenthood is exhausting - who would have guessed Mrs. Wakefield would be such a messy, mischievous kid? Jessica and Elizabeth decide to trade places again - but their mother says no! Are the twins stuck being their mother's mother forever? 132494 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Murder in Paradise NJ Pascal, Francine #8 Sweet Valley High: Super Thrillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley News and her identical twin Jessica are living it up on a mother-daughter retreat at Paradise Spa where their biggest worry is whether to go for a cucumber facial or a splash in the waterfall. And with so many cute guys on staff, the girls decide that what their boyfriends back home don’t know won’t hurt them. 132495 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Murder on the Line NJ Pascal, Francine #5 Sweet Valley High: Super Thrillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley newspaper and her identical twin Jessica are looking forward to another summer as interns at the Sweet Valley News. Elizabeth can’t wait to get to work as a reporter. Jessica can’t wait to spend time with the gorgeous new editor. Jessica is even more excited when she discovers that a crossed telephone line allows her to eavesdrop on other people’s conversations. She loves listening in on the private lives of Sweet Valley -- until she overhears plans for a murder. Elizabeth thinks Jessica’s imagination is working overtime, until the body of a teenage girl washes up on the beach. The police make a connection between the girl and a local drug ring -- and Jessica makes the connection between the voice on the phone and someone who works in the newspaper office. When the twins start to get threatening calls at home, it’s time to put the killer’s plans on hold before he disconnects them forever. 132496 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: My Perfect Guy NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and identical twin Jessica. Are Jessica and Damon right for each other? Jessica takes a quiz about her budding romance with Damon, and doesn’t know how to fill in the blank. Your guy is really sweet to you all the time when you’re friends. But then when you’re finally going out he practically forgets your name. What’s up with that? He *****you. (a) loves (b) likes (c) hates. 132497 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Mysterious Dr. Q, The NJ Pascal, Francine #102 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Something very strange is going on at Sweet Valley Middle School. It all started when the Mysterious Dr. Q hypnotized Jessica Wakefield and her classmates during a school assembly. They were so impressed by Dr. Q's performance that they decided to try a little hypnotism of their own. The hypnosis works like a charm. Jessica convinces Janet Howell and Amy Sutton that they're twins, Lila Fowler that she was a duck in a past life, and Elizabeth Wakefield that she's fallen in love with obnoxious Bruce Patman! Can Jessica snap her friends out of it . . . or will they be spellbound forever? 132498 2002 Elizabeth Wakefield: Never Give Up NJ Pascal, Francine #40 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Conner and Tia have been friends for a long time. Sometimes it’s scary how well she knows him. Like, the fact that he does things his own way -- or not at all. But she’s not going to let him throw away his future just because things aren’t working out the way he wanted. 132499 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Never Let Go NJ Pascal, Francine #24 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Jeremy’s never been one for drama. But that’s all his life has been about lately. Jessica, Jade, Jade, Jessica, neither, both, neither -- it’s time for him to make a choice. Unfortunately, when he does, the real drama is going to start. 132500 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: New Elizabeth, The NJ Pascal, Francine #63 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is tired of people saying she is the steady one, the dependable one. When Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica teases Elizabeth about never taking risks, Elizabeth is so fed up that she secretly takes up surfing to prove that she can be daring, too. And ends up wondering if her attraction for her surfing instructor will lead to more trouble that being daring is worth. 132501 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: New Girl, The NJ Pascal, Francine #6 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica play tricks on the new girl until Elizabeth discovers why she has been so mean to everyone. 132502 1986 Elizabeth Wakefield: New Jessica, The NJ Pascal, Francine #32 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Tired of being an identical twin, Jessica gets a complete makeover, but her twin Elizabeth feels as though she’s lost her twin forever. 132503 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Night To Remember, A NJ Pascal, Francine #3 Sweet Valley High: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica have worked together to create the most perfect prom Sweet Valley has ever seen. But when a jealous conflict turns deadly, the twins’ lives are changed forever. 132504 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Nightmare in Death Valley NJ Pascal, Francine #116 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Desert Adventure Collection, 1998 omnibus. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica are trapped in Death Valley. Led astray by the promise of hidden treasure, the Sweet Valley gang is in serious danger. A torrential rainstorm is brewing on the horizon, and they’re being pursued by three escaped convicts. When the gang decides to split up, things only get worse. While Jessica is held at gunpoint by the convicts, Elizabeth hangs from a rocky cliff, perilously close to falling. Will the twins save themselves -- or perish in the valley of death? 132505 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: No Escape! NJ Pascal, Francine #118 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Valentine's Day at SVMS has everyone seeing red! It's Valentine's Day and Sweet Valley is being treated to the dance of the decade, courtesy of Young Love, the hottest dating game show on TV. But although the music is cool and the decorations are great, the couples at the dance are totally bizarre. Elizabeth’s identical twin, Jessica, switched identities for the dating game. Now Jessica's trapped in a date with her sister's sort-of-boyfriend, Todd Wilkins, who doesn't even suspect that he's with the wrong girl! Janet Howell is stuck with super geek Donald Zwerling, thanks to Young Love. Maria Slater is actually psyched to be with Patrick Morris, but he only has eyes for Sophia Rizzo. Everyone's with the wrong partner! Can they find true romance before this night to remember becomes a night to forget? 132506 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: No Girls Allowed NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #57 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is the star of the Sweet Valley Soccer League. Her good friend Todd Wilkins plays on the team, too. But suddenly, the other boys are teasing Todd, saying that Elizabeth is his “girlfriend.” Now Todd is being mean to Elizabeth. He says she’s not good at sports just because she’s a girl. Playing soccer isn’t fun anymore so Elizabeth quits. But without their best player, the soccer team can’t win. Can the team get Elizabeth back? 132507 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: No Means No NJ Pascal, Francine with Laurie John #10 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University has learned something terrifying about Jessica’s new boyfriend. Can she save her sister before it’s too late? Her identical twin Jessica has met the perfect guy. James Montgomery is gorgeous, intelligent, and best of all, he adores her. But James wants more from Jessica than she is willing to give. Can James take “no” for an answer? 132508 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: No More Mr. Nice Guy NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Watch out, SVJH -- Brian Rainey isn’t going to take it anymore. It’s bad enough that Brian’s parents treat him like he doesn’t exist. But now Kristin is doing the same thing. He figures it’s probably his fault because he never stands up for himself. But that’s about to change. 132509 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: No Place to Hide NJ Pascal, Francine #3 Sweet Valley High: Super Thrillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley newspaper. For the first time since his sister’s death, Nicholas Morrow seems almost happy again. He has fallen in love with a mysterious girl named Barbara. But Elizabeth and her identical twin Jessica uncover clues to Barbara’s past that point to murder. Is Barbara really who she seems to be? 132510 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: No Rules NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is beyond psyched when she’s picked to compete in the wildest contest ever -- California’s Coast-to-Coast Road Trip Challenge, which will put $5,000 scholarships in the winners’ pockets. Elizabeth’s teammates totally rock -- except for slacker supreme Sam Burgess. He’s cocky, egotistical and party-crazy. The kind of guy Elizabeth hates -- falling in love with. Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica can’t believe she’s stuck on the same road trip as Tom Watts and Todd Wilkins. How repulsive. Her only salvation is gorgeous Neil Martin. He’s witty, sophisticated, intelligent, and best of all, single. Jessica’s dying to have her wicked way with him. What could possibly stop her? 132511 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Nothing Is Forever NJ Pascal, Francine #20 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. When Melissa discovers that Will, her boyfriend, is attending the University of Michigan in the fall, she is worried that this could mean the end of their relationship. 132512 1985 Elizabeth Wakefield: Nowhere to Run NJ Pascal, Francine #25 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is surprised when Emily Mayer tells her she wants to join the school newspaper. After all, Emily’s a musician, not a writer. Why would The Droids’ crack drummer turn to writing, especially when the band is so popular? Emily confides to Elizabeth that she’s having problems at home. Her stepmother has imposed a strict curfew and gets annoyed whenever Emily practices her drumming. What’s worse, Emily’s father seems to agree with his new wife. Emily’s certain her stepmother is out to get her -- and she’s succeeding. Can Elizabeth help Emily before the situation at the Mayer home reaches the breaking point? 132513 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: Older Boy, The NJ Pascal, Francine #15 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. 132514 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Olivia’s Story NJ Pascal, Francine #4 Sweet Valley High: Super Stars. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Olivia Davidson is delighted when she meets James, a dedicated young artist who encourages her to pursue her own artistic inclinations. But a visit from her career-minded cousin makes Olivia question her devotion to art. She must decide whether to abandon her dream of becoming an artist, or follow her heart. 132515 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: On My Own NJ Pascal, Francine #15 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Evan is smart. He’s funny, attractive, intense and athletic. He’s even a fairly decent dancer. He’s absolutely perfect. And he wants Jessica Wakefield. So why, why, WHY doesn’t she want him? 132516 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: On the Run NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley High: Super Thrillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley newspaper. When Elizabeth and Jessica meet Eric Hankman, Elizabeth is attracted to him even though he will reveal nothing of his background. His father is a protected government witness. When the mob learns Mr. Hankman’s location, he, Eric and Elizabeth find themselves in a deadly confrontation. 132517 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Once Upon a Time. NJ Pascal, Francine #132 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Chateau D’Amour Collection omnibus, 1999. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica are spending their summer as au pairs for a royal family. When Jessica sees the beautiful European chateau where they’ll be staying for the summer, she feels as if she’s living in a fantasy world, complete with a prince, a royal ball and a guarded castle. Is there an evil stepmother too? 132518 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: One 2 Many (aka One Two Many) NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield doesn’t get it. Lately her identical twin Jessica wants to hang out with her all the time, 24/7. She doesn’t mind -- Jessica is her twin and her best friend. But when Jessica asks if Liz wants to wear the same outfits to school. It’s too weird. Wearing the same clothes is so -- fifth grade. 132519 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: One Last Kiss NJ Pascal, Francine #29 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University. Gin-Yung Suh is dying. A crushed Todd Wilkins is devastated by the news, especially since he’s been rekindling his love for Elizabeth during Gin-Yung’s hour of need. Now he must take what little time he has to make it up to her, to fill her last days with laughter instead of tears. 132520 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: One of the Gang NJ Pascal, Francine #10 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. When Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica, always the center of attention, hurts her ankle, she feels left out of things, like Pamela Jacobson, a girl with a heart condition. 132521 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: One That Got Away, The NJ Pascal, Francine #9 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. What’s a guy to do when he lets the girl he loves get away? 132522 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Operation Love Match NJ Pascal, Francine #103 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Romance Collection omnibus, 1998. Also included in Sweet Valley High Collection omnibus 1998. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Bruce Patman's parents are getting divorced, and Elizabeth Wakefield has promised Bruce that her twin sister, Jessica, an expert in matters of the heart, will help get the Patmans back together. But just how much can Jessica do? When Jessica reads in her horoscope that everything in her life is about to go wrong, she's skeptical. But then she finds that all her plans-including arranging for Bruce's parents to fall madly in love again-aren't working. Bruce is beginning to wish Jessica would butt out, and Jessica is beginning to wish she had never been born! Will Jessica be able to keep Elizabeth's promise to Bruce and not destroy the Patmans' marriage for good? 132523 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Other Woman, The NJ Pascal, Francine #16 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University and Todd are shaking up SVU. They’ve discovered corruption in the administration, bigger than anything they could have imagined. But is blowing the lid off the scandal worth risking their lives? Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica is in love with the wrong man. Both she and her professor, Louis Miles, know that getting involved will only lead to heartbreak. But can they deny their feelings? 132524 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: Out of Control NJ Pascal, Francine #35 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Aaron Dallas, the handsome co-captain of the Sweet Valley High soccer team, used to be friendly and likable. But suddenly he’s changed. He explodes whatever the smallest thing goes wrong, and lashes out at everyone, including his teammates and his girlfriend, Heather. Elizabeth Wakefield is concerned about the change in Aaron. Her boyfriend, Jeffrey French, is Aaron’s best friend. Jeffrey keeps making excuses for Aaron, and Elizabeth can’t persuade him that his best friend really needs help -- until Jeffrey himself becomes the target of Aaron’s rage. 132525 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Out of Place NJ Pascal, Francine #22 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. 132526 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Out of Reach NJ Pascal, Francine #50 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Jade Wu, a talented dancer, accepts a role in a show despite the objections of her traditional father. 132527 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Out of the Picture NJ Pascal, Francine #33 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley Gazette has left Sweet Valley University (SVU). She loves her new job as a reporter for the Sweet Valley Gazette. She never wants to see Tom Watts again, but now that Tom’s out of her sight, she can’t get him out of her mind. Todd Wilkins is in a state of shock following the tragic death of Gin-Yung Suh. Will his grief lead him back to Elizabeth, or will it push him away? When detective Nick Fox is on the case, Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica isn’t far behind. But if Nick can’t keep his new assignment from her, will it be his last? 132528 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: Outcast NJ Pascal, Francine #41 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Ever since Regina Morrow’s tragic death at Molly Hecht’s party, everyone has been treating Molly as if she has the plague. Nobody at school wants to talk to her, her parents have permanently grounded her, and even her good friend Justin Belson is avoiding her. Every time Molly tries to make amends, nobody will listen. So when Buzz, a drug dealer who’s hiding from the police, calls Molly and announces he’s leaving town, she’s more than ready to go with him. She’d rather flee to Mexico with Buzz than walk the halls of Sweet Valley High alone. Only Elizabeth senses that Molly is troubled, but even she may be too late to stop her from running away with a fugitive. 132529 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Parent Plot, The NJ Pascal, Francine #67 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica’s father is running for mayor of Sweet Valley. The twins are hard at work on his campaign -- but they’re taking opposite sides in an even bigger contest: a contest to bring romance into their parents’ lives. Even though Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield separated only recently, Jessica thinks it’s time for them to start dating other people -- and she’s going to make sure that’s exactly what happens. Big Elizabeth is just as determined to get her parents back together. She’s thinking up some romantic schemes of her own. It’s Jessica versus Elizabeth -- may the best twin win. 132530 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Party Weekend! NJ Pascal, Francine #143 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. It's the weekend after the prom, and Sweet Valley High has entered a talent contest at the countrywide battle of the junior classes! Olivia Davidson is in charge of the team from SVH and she's ready for some friendly, fun-filled competition. But when the rivalry between schools escalates to a violent level, Olivia may be caught in the crossfire. In true school spirit, Jessica Wakefield is ready to do anything to make sure SVH's team is victorious-until things start to get out of control. Jessica is suddenly haunted by images of Christian Gorman-the love she lost forever in a tragic interschool confrontation. Has Christian's spirit returned to remind Jessica of what's really important? 132531 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Patty’s Last Dance NJ Pascal, Francine #65 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Patty Gilbert has dreamed of being a ballerina since she was a little girl. Following her dream has meant making sacrifices, and one thing Patty has never had time for is friends. But when she beats out her biggest rival, Kerry Glenn, for the lead role in Swan Lake, Patty is sure it's all been worth it. Then Patty learns she has scoliosis, which means she'll have to wear a back brace for several years. Patty feels as if all her dreams have been shattered and the worst part is she has nowhere to turn for support. Kerry has always acted friendly-and she's the only person who really seems to understand how Patty feels about ballet. But can Patty trust Kerry with her secret? 132532 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Perfect Girl, The NJ Pascal, Francine #74 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. 132533 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Perfect Shot NJ Pascal, Francine #55 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132534 1985 Elizabeth Wakefield: Perfect Summer NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley High: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Oracle and identical twin Jessica Wakefield It's summer in Sweet Valley, and the Wakefield twins and their friends are taking a bike trip up the beautiful California coast. What could be more exciting than four weeks of glorious sunshine, sandy beaches, and endless fun at every stop? But the dream of a perfect vacation soon fades. Elizabeth Wakefield is about to break up with her boyfriend, Todd, over another girl. Her twin, Jessica, chases after sexy Robbie October, who ignores her. Bruce Patman is mean to his cousin Roger, Lila Fowler holds a grudge against Ms. Dalton, and Ms. Dalton is barely speaking to Mr. Collins. Can this feuding group unite when an unexpected disaster threatens their lives? 132535 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Picture Perfect Prom? NJ Pascal, Francine Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica. Junior year is coming to a close, and there's only one thing on Jessica Wakefield's mind-snagging the hottest prom date in Sweet Valley. But who could be worthy of the most devastatingly gorgeous girl at SVH? Jessica and her best friend, Lila Fowler, are determined to find out-by rating all the guys in school. But when their list of who's hot and who's not gets out, the guys seek revenge! Elizabeth Wakefield needs to make a decision fast. She told both of her ex-boyfriends, devoted Todd Wilkins and sexy Devon Whitelaw, that she needed time to stand on her own. But now she's totally alone-without a prom date! Will she be able to figure our who her dream guy is-before he asks someone else? 132536 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Playing Dirty NJ Pascal, Francine #27 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Watch out, Ken. Will wants his life back. Maybe Ken thinks Will Simmons wasn’t paying attention when he took his position on the football team, his college scholarship, his girlfriend, his whole, entire life. Guess what, Ken? He was. 132537 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Playing For Keeps NJ Pascal, Francine #49 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132538 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Playing Hooky NJ Pascal, Francine #20 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica and Lila skip class to watch a soap opera being filmed downtown, and then both girls have to face their punishment, which for Jessica includes no playing in the basketball championship playoffs. Even a perfect plan has flaws, Kent Kellerman, heartthrob and soap opera star is coming to town. Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica and Lila are determined to see him, even if it means cutting school. But when they’re caught, their effort hardly seems worth the punishment they receive. 132539 1983 Elizabeth Wakefield: Playing With Fire NJ Pascal, Francine #3 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Sweet Valley High 1. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield wonders if her twin sister Jessica can handle her new boy friend Bruce, Sweet Valley’s most eligible and arrogant male. 132540 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Please Forgive Me NJ Pascal, Francine #140 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle’s heart is being ripped to shreds. The rivalry between her longtime boyfriend, Todd Wilkins, and the mysterious Devon Whitelaw has erupted into violence. Forget choosing between them. A disgusted Elizabeth ditches them both. Unless they can both grow up, she'll never speak to either one of them again! Horrified and feeling guilty that he flew off the handle, Todd understands why Elizabeth will have nothing to do with him. But he's not about to give up without a fight. When a dance that Elizabeth is organizing doesn't go as planned, Todd seizes the opportunity to prove how far he'll go to win her forgiveness. But will his desperate effort push him over the edge? 132541 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Pom-Pom Wars, The NJ Pascal, Francine #113 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Winners and Losers Collection omnibus 1998. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Jessica Wakefield has started her own cheerleading squad. Determined to outdo obnoxious Heather Malone, the new captain of the official team, Jessica secretly holds marathon cheerleading practices, and prepares to show up her old team in front of the whole school -- in the greatest cheer-off ever. 132542 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Poor Lila! NJ Pascal, Francine #63 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Lila has always been filthy rich. So when she overhears her father say he’s lost a fortune, she panics. Can she face the world without money? Without it, she doesn’t feel special anymore. She goes to extremes to cut corners, and even passes up trips to the mall. She finally realizes that there are more important things than money, but will the Unicorn Club agree? 132543 1983 Elizabeth Wakefield: Power Play NJ Pascal, Francine #4 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Sweet Valley High 1. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica become locked in a power play when Elizabeth nominates an unlikely candidate to Sweet Valley High’s snobby sorority. 132544 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Price of Love, The NJ Pascal, Francine #43 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Jessica Wakefield will never forgive herself for messing around with Clay DiPalma, whose killer looks and deadly charm are all too real. Clay's got murder on his mind-and Nick Fox in his sights. How far will Jessica go to keep Clay away from her man? Tom Watts has a terrible confession to make-but the truth about what he did with Dana Upshaw could shatter Elizabeth Wakefield's fragile heart. Will he ever find the courage to reveal his secret? Oakley Hall is being invaded by high school girls! They're giving Winston Egbert the full BMOC treatment and driving Denise Waters up the wall. But Winston would never fool around behind Denise's back... would he? 132545 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Princess Elizabeth NJ Pascal, Francine #30 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. | When an exchange student confides in Jessica thinking she’s Elizabeth, his secret is no longer safe -- and Elizabeth may lose a very special friend. 132546 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Private Jessica NJ Pascal, Francine #40 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin sister Jessica is adored by all those attending Florida Specialized Security Academy, but she is despised by her drill sergeant, Vanessa Pruitt, and is treated very harshly by her, so Jessica devises a plan to teach Veronica an important lesson. 132547 2002 Elizabeth Wakefield: Prom Night NJ Pascal, Francine #46 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. The event everyone has waited for all their lives -- Senior Prom. You are cordially invited to a night of dinner and dancing under the stars in a celebration of the Sweet Valley High Annual Senior Prom. And everyone who’s anyone will be there. 132548 1984 Elizabeth Wakefield: Promises NJ Pascal, Francine #15 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s older brother Steven Wakefield is crushed when his girlfriend, Tricia, dies after a tragic illness. The only things that keep him going are the memory of their love and his promise to Tricia to take care of her sister, Betsy, after she’s gone. Betsy Martin’s wild exploits with drink, drugs and boys have left her with the worst reputation in Sweet Valley. But when Steven takes her into the Wakefield home, Betsy makes a promise to change. And as her goodness grows, so does her love for Steven. Jessica, Steven’s conniving younger sister, doesn’t like this one bit. She makes a little promise of her own to get Betsy out of the house and out of Steven’s life -- forever. 132549 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Psychic Sisters NJ Pascal, Francine #70 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are so different it’s sometimes hard to believe they’re twins -- until the day they discover that they can read each other’s minds. When their friends hear about the twins’ special talent, they convince them to be the star performers in the upcoming school talent show. But one morning the twins wake up to discover that their gift is gone. Now Jessica and Elizabeth must figure out how to convince people that they’re still psychic. Otherwise, they’ll be the laughing stocks of the entire school. 132550 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Pumpkin Fever NJ Pascal, Francine #110 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield loves Halloween and this year she designs some cool jack-o'-lantern earrings just for fun. Her twin sister, Jessica, tells her the earrings are dorky. But at school, the earrings turn out to be a hit-even among Jessica's friends in the exclusive Unicorn Club! Jessica can't let her friends forget that she is the twin with fashion sense. She tells everyone the pumpkin design is hers. And when she starts selling her spooky earrings to her friends and classmates, everyone is so impressed, Jessica's certain she'll be elected Sweet Valley Middle School Queen of Halloween. But Elizabeth knows Jessica's pumpkin popularity is built on a lie. How will she prove she's the real designer ... and that Jessica's a cheap imitation? 132551 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: R Is for Revenge NJ Pascal, Francine and Kate William #24 Sweet Valley High: Super Thrillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley News. The Sweet Valley High cheerleaders have been kidnapped. Co-captains Jessica Wakefield, Elizabeth’s identical twin, and Heather Mallone thought they had found the faculty advisor for their cheer squad in Nancy Swanson. But the cheerleaders didn’t know about the dark secret in Nancy’s past. Or how dangerous she really is. Until Sweet Valley High’s cheerleaders start disappearing -- one by one. 132552 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Rachel’s In, Lila’s Out NJ Pascal, Francine #18 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Lila Fowler can't believe it. Her father is selling Fowler Mansion! That's the house she's lived in her whole life. And to make matters worse, Rachel Grant, the snobbiest, nastiest girl in the world, is moving into her room. In fact, she's already begun redecorating. (As if her tastes could possibly compete with Lila's, Lila sniffs.) Well, Rachel may think she's the hottest thing to hit Sweet Valley, but Lila knows she's hiding something. She's going to get the dirt on Rachel and prove she's no rival. After all, a Unicorn is good at two things: gossip and revenge. 132553 1984 Elizabeth Wakefield: Rags To Riches NJ Pascal, Francine #16 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. No one would have guessed that Roger Barrett, the poorest boy in Sweet Valley, was really one of the Patmans, the wealthiest family in town. But when Roger’s mother dies, the secret of his birth is revealed, and overnight he becomes a millionaire. Immediately Elizabeth’s identical win Jessica Wakefield sets her sights on Roger and his newfound wealth. Only one thing stands in her way -- Olivia Davidson, Roger’s longtime girlfriend. But not for long. Jessica has a surefire plan to take care of her. 132554 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Regina’s Legacy NJ Pascal, Francine #73 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. Mrs. Morrow gives Elizabeth Regina’s camera and one day Elizabeth is out taking pictures for the photography club when this guy tries to take her camera, but Prince Albert, the family’s golden Labrador retriever barks at him. One night at The Wilkens’ mansion on TV Elizabeth sees the same man who tried to get her camera. He’s wanted to testify in court in a drug ring. Meanwhile, Jessica meets Chad who wants that picture. The darkroom is vandalized at school and they don’t know who did it. Chad and Jessica date each other. Todd stops Chad when he tries to get that picture. 132555 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Return of the Evil Twin NJ Pascal, Francine #5 Sweet Valley High: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Last Christmas, Margo, a girl who looked, talked and dressed exactly like the Wakefield twins, tried to take the twins’ place in the Wakefield household. Now her twin, Nora, has come to take revenge on the Wakefields for Margo’s death. 132556 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Road Trip NJ Pascal, Francine #32 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Jeremy wants to get his family settled in their new town. Conner wants to get over Alanna. And me? I just want to get as far away from Sweet Valley as possible. 132557 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Robbery at the Mall NJ Pascal, Francine #81 Sweet Valley Twins. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and Maria Slater are filming at the Valley Mall with Maria’s new video camera when a robbery occurs right in front of their eyes. They unknowingly capture the robbery on film. When their investigation into the robbery leads to Maria’s house being robbed and her entire video tape collection is stolen, Elizabeth thinks she has a clue to solve the mystery 132558 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Robin in the Middle NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #40 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica can’t wait for their cousin Robin to come for a visit. But wen Robin arrives, both twins like her so much that they don’t want to share her -- even with each other. Soon they’re fighting for Robin’s attention. Can the three girls ever learn to play together? 132559 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Rock Star’s Girl NJ Pascal, Francine #72 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. 132560 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Roller Coaster for the Twins, A NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #68 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. When their new friend presents them with a gift of their very own roller coaster in their backyard, Jessica and Elizabeth invite all their friends over for riders, but things get out of hand when the entire school shows up. 132561 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Romeo and 2 Juliets (aka Romeo and two Juliets) NJ Pascal, Francine with Suzanne, Jamie #84 Sweet Valley Twins. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is convinced by her twin sister Jessica to audition for the part of Julie after Jessica comes down with the flu, only to have her win the part and refuse to give it up. A battle for stardom ... Jessica Wakefield is dying to play the part of Juliet in the Sweet Valley Middle School production of Romeo and Juliet. But during the week of auditions, she comes down with an awful case of the flu! the only way she can win the part now is by getting her twin, Elizabeth, to try out - pretending she's Jessica! Elizabeth reluctantly agrees. She has a great audition and wins the part for Jessica. But there's a slight problem - Elizabeth falls in love with the part and won't give it up! Who will get to play Juliet? 132562 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Roommate, The NJ Pascal, Francine and Laurie John #6 Sweet Valley University: Thriller Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Isabella Ricci has found the perfect roommate. Quiet, clean, and considerate, Lisa Fontaine is totally interested in Isabella's life. But maybe she's a little too interested...Lisa starts to dress and talk like Isabella, and instantly hits it off with all her Sweet Valley friends, especially best friend Jessica Wakefield. But Lisa crosses the line when she takes Isabella's clothes, cuts and dyes her hair just like Isabella's, and sneaks into Isabella's boyfriend Danny Wyatt's room. 132563 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Rosa’s Lie NJ Pascal, Francine #81 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. When Rosa, who calls herself Rose, is asked to pledge Jessica’s exclusive sorority, Rose believes her heritage will be kept secret. Then her Mexican grandmother pays an unexpected visit. Will Rose be true to her heritage -- even if she loses her friends? 132564 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Royal Pain, A NJ Pascal, Francine and Laurie John Elizabeth Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Former Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is falling in love. With Max. Heir to the earl’s fortune. But he’s engaged to someone else. 132565 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: Rumors NJ Pascal, Francine #37 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132566 1985 Elizabeth Wakefield: Runaway NJ Pascal, Francine #21 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica is sick and tired of taking second place to her twin sister, Elizabeth. Everyone adores Elizabeth. She is kind and loving and generous. But Jessica can’t seem to do anything right. Then Jessica meets handsome, sensitive Nicky Shepard, who feels the same way she does. Nicky is running away to San Francisco and wants Jessica to join him. At first she doesn’t take him seriously. But when things reach the breaking point at home, Jessica starts to see that she might be better off if she left Sweet Valley -- forever. 132567 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Runaway Hamster NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Elizabeth is in charge of the class gerbil over Christmas vacation, and Jessica has reluctantly agreed to help out. But when it’s Jessica’s turn, the gerbil escapes. Now they will have to replace it before the rest of the class finds out. 132568 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Running For Her Life NJ Pascal, Francine #5 Sweet Valley University: Thriller Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s journalism paper may cost her her life. She wrote up a theory that a young movie star’s suicide was actually murder, and two days later, her dorm room is trashed. Meanwhile, her identical twin Jessica is minding her own business in the campus coffee house when a bullet just misses her head. Suddenly she and her twin sister are running for their lives. 132569 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Rush Week NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield can’t wait for her next date with Finn, but might not be so enthused if she knew what he really wanted. Everyone knows Chloe is a shoo-in for Theta, at least that is what she thinks. Todd’s suddenly single. Too bad that campus girls aren’t into townies. Nina trades studying for partying but finds snoozing in class isn’t much fun. 132570 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sarah’s Dad and Sophia’s Mom NJ Pascal, Francine #62 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield gives up on trying to get Sarah and Sophia to become friends. They just can’t stand each other. The girls’ fighting finally leads to a visit to the principal, and when Sarah’s father and Sophia’s mother meet in the principal’s office, it’s love at first sight. And Sarah and Sophia are united at last -- to try to break up their parents. 132571 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Save the Turkey! NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart #4 Sweet Valley Twins Kids: Super Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica meet the adorable Tom Turkey and then are horrified when they learn that Tom is slated to be the main course for Thanksgiving dinner and become determined to rescue their feathered friend. 132572 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Save the Unicorns! NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. This series focuses on the personal relationships between the twins and their relationship with the young children at the day-care center and the older people who run it. 132573 1985 Elizabeth Wakefield: Say Goodbye NJ Pascal, Francine #23 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s heart is breaking: Todd Wilkins, her longtime boyfriend, is leaving Sweet Valley and moving to Vermont. Todd and she have only one week left. After that the only boy Elizabeth has ever loved will be gone -- forever. Jessica, Elizabeth’s scheming identical twin, is ecstatic. She never liked Todd anyway. The moment Todd leaves, Jessica begins to hunt for a new boyfriend for Elizabeth. But when Jessica’s plot backfires, it threatens to destroy Elizabeth and Todd’s enduring love. 132574 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Say It To My Face NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. The year is off to a terrible start for Jessica Wakefield. Lies about her fly around school and her friends seem to believe the rumors. How could anyone think that she would actually do that with him -- the biggest jerk at El Carro high? 132575 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Scaredy-Cat Elizabeth NJ Pascal, Francine #61 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield is scared. Patty, the new third-grader on the bus, is big and mean -- and she’s after Elizabeth. Nobody knows why Patty is so nasty, and nobody can stop her. Elizabeth’s twin sister Jessica tries to help but that makes Patty act even meaner. It’s up to Elizabeth to stand up to the bully. Can she do it? Scaredy-Cat Elizabeth. 132576 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Second Best NJ Pascal, Francine #16 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. Things are happening fast for the Wakefield twins. The biggest party of the year is coming up. If Jessica can get "un-grounded" in time, she'll be able to go. Elizabeth is entering a statewide essay contest, hoping to win the $100 prize. And both twins are putting in extra time on their special school projects. Cute, smart, and popular Tom McKay is in Jessica's work group. His antisocial brother, Dylan, is in Elizabeth's. Dylan feels that he will never be as good as his brother. So why should he even bother to try? Elizabeth really wants to prove to Dylan that he can be the best at something, too. But can she help him without coming between two brothers 132577 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: Secret Admirer NJ Pascal, Francine #37 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132578 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Secret Love Diaries: Chloe NJ Pascal, Francine and Laurie John Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Chloe Murphy’s love journal. 132579 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Secret Love Diaries: Elizabeth NJ Pascal, Francine and Laurie John Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield finds herself getting back together with her former boyfriend Todd Wilkins. 132580 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Secret Love Diaries: Jessica NJ Pascal, Francine and Laurie John #61 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica’s secret love journals. 132581 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Secret of the Magic Pen, The NJ Pascal, Francine #8 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Chillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield finds a glowing pen during summer vacation at sleep-away camp. As she writes with it, she is astonished to find herself composing a mystery full of scary twists and turns that actually seem to be coming true. A pen that tells the future? Summer vacation is here, and Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield and their friends have just arrived at sleep-away camp! On a hike through a dark, eerie cave, Elizabeth finds something incredible - a glowing pen! She can't wait to use it to write an article for the camp newspaper. But as she writes, Elizabeth is astonished to find herself composing a mystery full of scary twists and turns. And to her horror, little by little the mystery seems to be coming true! This isn't just an ordinary pen. Could it be haunted? 132582 1983 Elizabeth Wakefield: Secrets NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Sweet Valley High 1. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Identical Twin Jessica is beautiful and ruthless and determined to be chosen queen of the fall dance at Sweet Valley High. If she can win the contest, she’s sure to win Bruce Patman, the most sought after boy in school. 132583 2002 Elizabeth Wakefield: Senior Cut Day NJ Pascal, Francine #48 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Nothing’s more anticipated than the Senior Prom -- except the day seniors claim as their own. Everyone’s been so caught up with the college thing, Evan thinks they’ve forgotten how to have a good time. Well, all that’s about to change because he’s going to organize the best Senior Cut Day ever. 132584 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: She Loves Me...Not NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and identical twin Jessica. Damon doesn’t want Jessica to think he has a crush on his English teacher, and he also doesn’t want to reveal his personal feelings in his English class journal assignment. 132585 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: She’s Back NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s her identical twin Jessica is happy to be friends again with Lila, but is dismayed at the changes Lila expects her to make. 132586 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: She’s Not What She Seems NJ Pascal, Francine #92 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. After Jessica lands the role of Lady Macbeth in the school’s production, she’s too busy for anyone except Paula Perrine, a timid new transfer student who idolizes her. But when the shy girl is made understudy to Jessica, she wonders if Paula’s motive is to steal the coveted role. 132587 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Shipboard Wedding NJ Pascal, Francine #14 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University. Spring break is here and the Sweet Valley University gang is in for six nights and seven of sun, fun and romance -- on a college-Caribbean cruise. Tom is so desperate to win Elizabeth back that he asks her ex-boyfriend Todd for help. Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica is going to reenact her thrilling close encounter with her dream guy by throwing herself overboard -- in the hopes that he’ll come to her rescue again. Danny’s best friend Jason is about to marry his two-timing fiancé. Should Danny tell all? 132588 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sisters at War NJ Pascal, Francine #111 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. What's on the Thanksgiving menu? Turkey, pumpkin pie...and the biggest fight the Wakefield household has ever seen! For identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield, Thanksgiving has always meant food, family, and fun...but this year it means fighting! As their relatives arrive from out of town for a huge Wakefield reunion, Elizabeth and Jessica are bickering big time. The twins' mother tells them that enough is enough-Thanksgiving is a time to be grateful. So the girls call a truce...just when Mrs. Wakefield and her sisters start to wage war! 132589 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Slam Book Fever NJ Pascal, Francine #48 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Slam books are the newest craze at Sweet Valley High. They’re do-it-yourself books of lists and predictions about everyone in school. They start out as fun but soon stir up big trouble. First, Jeffrey French, Elizabeth Wakefield’s boyfriend, gets paired up with another girl under the category, “Couple of the Future.” Then Elizabeth gets matched with the new boy at school, A.J. Morgan -- and her twin, Jessica, is furious, because she’s the one who’s fallen hard for A.J. Will the mysterious slam-book entries spell the end of happiness for both Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield? 132590 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Slime That Ate Sweet Valley, The NJ Pascal, Francine #53 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica lands the starring role in the Sweet Valley Middle School’s sixth-grade movie The Slime That Ate Sweet Valley, only she did not count on the kissing scenes in the script co-written by her sister Elizabeth. 132591 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sneaking In NJ Pascal, Francine and Laurie John #42 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and Tom Watts are finally back together, but Elizabeth is sure Tom’s hiding something. Is she imagining things? Or does Tom have a secret that could break her heart for good? Now that Nick Fox has gone from cop hottie to campus bookworm, Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica has her eye on a devastating new guy. Can Nick change his ways before Jessica gives in to temptation? Isabella Ricci just wants to have fun with her Theta gal pals and that means mixing it up with their brother fraternity, the Sigmas. But Danny Wyatt doesn’t like it one bit. With his jealousy drive Isabella to play with fire and lose? 132592 1986 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sneaking Out NJ Pascal, Francine #5 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica are forbidden to go to a Johnny Buck concert so Jessica comes up with a plan to sneak out of the house and attend. 132593 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Snow Bunnies NJ Pascal, Francine #21 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Ellen Riteman had really been looking forward to the Unicorn Club's ski trip. She was psyched to snuggle by the fire with Curtis Bowman, her new boyfriend. And she couldn't wait to hang out with Rachel Grant, the newest Unicorn. They'd really hit it off. In fact, Ellen and Rachel had joked about how fun it would be if Ellen's mom and Rachel's dad (ski trip chaperones) got married. Then the girls would be sisters! Some joke. To Ellen's surprise, Mr. Grant and Ms. Riteman do get together. And even more surprising is Rachel's insistence that Ellen's mom isn't good enough for her dad. Ellen knows the truth: Mr. Grant can't hold a candle to Ellen's mom. Not only has Ellen changed her mind about having Rachel for a sister-she never wants to see her again! 132594 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: So Cool NJ Pascal, Francine #3 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield starts to wash Conner McDermott’s car and it should be no big deal. McDermott likes to be uninvolved, and girls will do anything for him, with no strings attached. Only there’s something about Elizabeth that gets to Conner, something special that sets her apart. But she’s not the kind of girl who will settle for what Conner’s willing to give. 132595 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: So Not Me NJ Pascal, Francine #22 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Jade never wanted a boyfriend. She’s all about freedom, excitement, the unknown. She’s definitely not about getting hurt. But she’s messed all that up. Big time. She’s fallen for Jeremy Aames. Hard. And now the not-getting-hurt thing is out the window. 132596 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Soap Star NJ Pascal, Francine #85 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. Elizabeth’s friend Melissa needs help. Her mother died suddenly, leaving Melissa and her brother Andy alone. Their father left years ago, so they have only each other to depend on. If the social workers find out Melissa and Andy are now orphans, they’ll be put in separate foster homes. So Andy devices a plan. 132597 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sorority Scandal NJ Pascal, Francine #9 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University’s identical twin Jessica finally has a chance to get back into the Theta Sorority. All that stands in her way is one small dare that could lead to big trouble. Elizabeth knows just the man to help Jessica out of trouble, but will Professor Martin demand too much in return? 132598 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Soulmates NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. From the minute Bethel saw Jessica Wakefield she thought, no way. No way was that girl going to make it on the track team. Pretty Jessica wouldn’t want to mess up her perfect hair, much less get all sweaty and smelly running every day. She was way wrong. 132599 1985 Elizabeth Wakefield: Special Christmas NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley High: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Oracle and identical twin Jessica Wakefield The Wakefield twins and their friends at Sweet Valley High are in festive spirits. It's Christmas vacation, the annual parade is just days away, secret Santas are busy buying surprise gifts, and everyone's talking about the holiday dance at the Patmans' mansion. Jessica Wakefield is determined to be named Miss Christmastime, and Elizabeth is counting the days until she's reunited with her faraway boyfriend, Todd Wilkins. It seems nothing can spoil Jessica and Elizabeth's holiday-until Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield announce the arrival of an unwelcome house guest. Now it looks as though this Christmas might be the worst ever! 132600 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Split Decision NJ Pascal, Francine #14 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. When Tia has to make a tough choice, she always writes a list. Trent - love - like - romantic - fun - gone - here. Too bad this list isn’t helping since there are no easy answers for Tia. 132601 1986 Elizabeth Wakefield: Spring Break NJ Pascal, Francine #3 Sweet Valley High: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Oracle and identical twin Jessica Wakefield are nearly bursting with excitement. Spring break has arrived, and the twins are off to the glamorous South of France. It’s the vacation of a lifetime. Elizabeth can’t wait to practice her French, but Jessica’s dying to meet those romantic French boys. 132602 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: Spring Fever NJ Pascal, Francine #6 Sweet Valley High: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Oracle and identical twin Jessica Wakefield. When Jessica and Elizabeth spend spring break with their great aunt and uncle in Walkersville, Kansas, they discover that small-town life can have its share of big adventures. 132603 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Spy Girl NJ Pascal, Francine #34 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley Gazette is in hot pursuit of an exclusive story for the Sweet Valley Gazette. But in order to get it, she must pretend to be dating gorgeous fellow Reporter Scott Sinclair. Will their romance become more fact than fiction? Tom Watts desperately wants Elizabeth back, but scheming Dana Upshaw has other ideas. Can he get to Elizabeth before Dana does? Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica can’t believe it when her boyfriend, undercover cop, Nick Fox, finally offers to take her along on an assignment. She knows they’ll make a great team, but will Jessica’s big mouth get them both in big trouble? 132604 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: SS Heartbreak NJ Pascal, Francine #13 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University. Spring break is here and the Sweet Valley University gang is in for six nights and seven of sun, fun and romance -- on a college-Caribbean cruise. When Elizabeth catches Tom Watts kissing another woman on the Lido Deck, she can’t believe her eyes. Elizabeth tells Tom to get out of her life forever. But can she get him out of her heart? Todd Wilkins is confused. He thought he was still in love with Elizabeth, but now that she’s giving him a chance to rekindle their romance, he finds himself fantasizing about another woman. Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica Wakefield is running out of patience. She’s desperate to find the dashing stranger who saved her life, but he refuses to come forward. Is he just shy -- or does he have something to hide? 132605 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Standing Out NJ Pascal, Francine #25 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. | Billie Layton, Sweet Valley Middle School’s biggest tomboy is going through some major changes in her life. Not only is she becoming aware of her physical development, but she realizes that boys can be more than buddies. 132606 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Star of the Parade NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #54 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Hoping to make the elementary school’s float the best in the Thanksgiving parade, Jessica plans to get a local child star’s participation and wonders how to get through the girl’s many fans in order to ask. 132607 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Starring Jessica! NJ Pascal, Francine #71 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. 132608 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Stay Or Go NJ Pascal, Francine #31 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Jeremy’s family is moving to Arizona and he must make some choices. 132609 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Stepsisters NJ Pascal, Francine #93 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. 132610 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Steven Gets Even NJ Pascal, Francine #88 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Steven Wakefield has had it up to here with his twin sisters, Jessica and Elizabeth. Ever since the boys in their class at Sweet Valley Middle School challenged the girls to a Scare War, the twins have been driving him crazy: they're busy coming up with schemes to scare the boys -- and they're testing them all on Steven! So when the twins and their friends have a slumber party, Steven figures he's really in for it -- who knows what kind of stunts the girls will pull? But Steven's got some spooky plans of his own. One way or another, he's going to outscare them all! 132611 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Steven the Zombie NJ Pascal, Francine #78 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica learns all about voodoo while reading a book about old New Orleans. She decides to try it out herself. She knows exactly who she’ll make a voodoo doll of -- her brother, Steven, of course. Tired of being constantly put down by older brother Steven, Jessica makes a voodoo doll in his likeness. 132612 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Steven’s Big Crush NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #65 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Tired of having his twin sisters Jessica and Elizabeth tag along wherever he goes, Steven Wakefield becomes even more upset when the twins discover that he has a crush on his dancing school partner, Tina. 132613 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Steven’s Bride NJ Pascal, Francine #83 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. When her mother receives a job offer in London, Cara and Steven, Elizabeth and Jessica’s brother, consider getting married so Cara won’t have to go along. 132614 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Steven’s Enemy NJ Pascal, Francine #82 Sweet Valley Twins. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Steven Wakefield can’t stand Ben Oliver. First he steals Steven’s starting position on the JV basketball team, then he beats Steven in the election for class treasurer, now Jessica, Steven’s sister, is falling for Ben. Ben has developed a crush on Jessica, Steven’s own sister, and worst of all, Jessica is falling for him. 132615 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Steven’s Twin NJ Pascal, Francine #50 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica get free sundaes from Casey’s Ice Cream Parlor -- just for being twins. Their brother, Steven, is jealous. He wants a free sundae too. So Steven makes up his own twin and fools everyone at Casey’s. Now he has to fool his parents and the newspaper reporter who comes to interview the unusual family with two sets of twins. How long can Steven be two people at the same time? 132616 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Stolen Diary, The NJ Pascal, Francine #84 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica. After dating other people, Todd and Elizabeth both realize that they would rather be together again. When Elizabeth tells Kris she can’t go out with him anymore, rumors about Elizabeth spread throughout Sweet Valley High. 132617 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Straight Up NJ Pascal, Francine #25 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Tia, Liz and Maria faces the ultimate test of friendship. They say that falling for the same guy is the ultimate test of friendship. Maria, Elizabeth, and Tia did -- and they got through it. But Tia’s scared there’s a much harder test. And the three friends are headed right for it. 132618 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Stranded NJ Pascal, Francine and Laurie John #49 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield feels something strong for teammate Sam Burgess, love or hate, she’s not sure. When she finds out the real reasons he’s competing, her feelings burn out of control. Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica can’t believe her road-trip teammates would actually ditch her. Now she’d stuck in the middle of nowhere with no money, no clothes and no wheels. Can she depend on the kindness of strangers to get on the road again. Tom Watts and Todd Wilkins are freaking. How could they accidentally leave Jessica behind? They’re sure their team will get disqualified, and Elizabeth will have them both killed. Can they put aside their differences long enough to track down the wayward Wakefield? 132619 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Stranger in the House, A NJ Pascal, Francine #9 Sweet Valley High: Super Thrillers Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley News. When Ned Wakefield learns that John Marin, the man he sent to jail for murder, is out, he’s gripped by fear. He’ll never forget Marin’s last words: “I’ll get you, Wakefield. Your precious little girls will never be safe again.” Ned hires a private detective to keep an eye on Elizabeth and her identical twin Jessica, and cautions his daughters to be alert to strangers. But then Elizabeth meets Ben, a young novelist, and Jessica meets Scott, a gorgeous television intern. Forgetting their father’s warning, they fall right into Marin’s deadly trap. Can Ned rescue the twins -- or will they be John Marin’s next victims? 132620 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: Stretching the Truth NJ Pascal, Francine #13 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. 132621 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Summer of Love NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield would rather win Sam Burgess’s love even though a $5,000 scholarship is just a mission away. But Sam’s girlfriend is waiting for him at the finish line. Well, Elizabeth hasn’t come this far for nothing. She’s going to show Sam how strong she really is, even if it kills her. The final straw? Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica has had it. Her team does nothing but argue, she hasn’t hooked up with anyone, and her final mission involves facing one of her biggest fears. Will she abandon her team at the last minute? 132622 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Surprise! Surprise! NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. It’s Jessica and Elizabeth’s seventh birthday, and they cannot wait to celebrate. Each twin buys a gift for the other that she secretly wants to receive herself. In the process, the twins learn about true giving and receiving. 132623 2002 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet 18 NJ Pascal, Francine #47 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield can’t believe she’s finally turning 18 and graduating high school. She’s been waiting for this moment her entire life. She can’t wait to say goodbye to the past and start a new life. And the best part of it all -- she gets to do it with her identical twin sister, Jessica. But for Jessica, the only thing worse than turning 18 is turning 18 and graduating the same week. What if she’s not ready for her entire life to change? And what if it means losing her sister? 132624 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Kiss of Summer NJ Pascal, Francine #23 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University has lost her summer love. Can she make head lifeguard Ryan Taylor hers again before the summer is over? Nina Harper is determined to get even. Convinced that her new boyfriend Paul Jackson is a spy for the rival beach, Nina creates the ultimate test to prove his guilt. Winston Egbert is one persistent guy. No one wants to be a lifeguard more than he does, but no one’s less qualified. Can Winston make a miraculous rescue and show everyone he’s not a beach blanket bozo? 132625 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley Blizzard! NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #74 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. In the words of 7-year-old Elizabeth: “My twin sister Jessica’s pen pal from Alaska is coming to visit! We want to make him feel at home. But there’s one thing missing: snow! It never snows in Sweet Valley, California, does it? 132626 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley Clean-Up Team, The NJ Pascal, Francine #27 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica love parks, plants and anything green. So when they hear about the plan to clean up an empty city lot and turn it into a public garden, they’re happy to help. Then they learn that Mr. Patman, a rich businessman, wants to build a parking garage on the lot. Can Elizabeth and Jessica change his mind? 132627 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: All Along the Water Tower T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #61. 12-16-1996 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). After the guys at Sweet Valley High hear over the intercom that Elizabeth likes guys that are into sports, all the jocks in the school start asking her out. Unfortunately, Todd misunderstands something he overhears and believes that Elizabeth no longer wants to be with him. Todd tries to win her over by using a magazine she left at the Moon Beach. Meanwhile, Enid’s relatives pay a visit to Sweet Valley. 132628 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Almost Married T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #6. 10-10-1994 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). With the Wakefields away, the teens will play. When Liz and Jess get the house to themselves for an entire weekend, both twins decide it’s time to play. Liz invites Todd to spend the weekend and Jess throws a major rager. But too much of a good thing may just ruin everything. 132629 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Animal Rights and Wrongs T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #88. 10-14-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Jessica is thrilled when she and Elizabeth land a coveted spot in the new Double Vision Cosmetics commercial. But when Elizabeth learns that the cosmetic company tests their products on animals, she backs out. Meanwhile, basketball star Todd has started spending more time with his athlete friends, and ignoring his best friend Winston. When Todd chooses a bungee jumping trip with his popular buddies over plans with Winston, will their friendship be able to last? 132630 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Are You a Man or a Mouse? T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #49. 9-23-1996 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Liz finally decides to call it quits with Todd. Winston and Shred try to help Todd cope with the breakup. Jessica accidentally frees the mouse that Liz needs for her science project. Unaware of the mouse’s purpose, Jessica hires an exterminator to find and kill the rodent. 132631 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Blunder Alley T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #31. 11-6-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Elizabeth goes on a date to the bowling alley. When jealous Todd hears this, he decides to go as well -- with a date of his own. When Bruce installs a fortune-teller at the Moon Beach, the gimmick is an instant success. But Jessica and Lila get predictions of nothing but bad luck. When their fortunes start coming true, they start to wonder who or what is behind their run of bad luck. 132632 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Coma T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #9. 10-31-1994 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Jessica leaves Elizabeth stranded at the Moon Beach Cafe, she disobeys her parents and accepts a ride on Todd’s motorcycle. But a horrible accident leaves Elizabeth in a coma. Wracked with guilt, Jessica stays by her sister’s side, wondering when and if her sister will ever wake up. But if she does, will she ever be the same? 132633 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Crimes and Cappuccinos T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #64. 1-20-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Lila is kidnapped outside the Moon Beach Cafe and Jessica starts spending a lot of time with Enid now that Lila is nowhere to be seen. Meanwhile, Winston finds a cappuccino machine and it doesn’t take long for the Moon Beach to become Sweet Valley’s latest teen hotspot. 132634 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Critical Mess T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #4. 9-26-1994 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When spiraling gossip leads the SVH gang to believe that famous Hollywood director, Andy Patman, is in town, Jessica schemes to get a part in his latest film. When her plan backfires, Jessica points the blame at Liz, who once again sets out to save the day. 132635 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Curse of Lawrence Manson, The T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #7. 10-1-1994 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). On Halloween, the friends decide to hang out at school, where they plan to contact the spirit of Lawrence Manson, a former student who died there exactly 25 years ago. The teenagers receive the scare of their lives -- but is it all just a practical joke, or is it really Lawrence seeking revenge? 132636 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Dangerous Love (aka Francine Pascal’s “Sweet Valley High”) T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #1. 9-5-1994. School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Elizabeth wins both the Homecoming Queen title and a date with college boy Scott Daniels, Jessica decides it’s time to pull a twin switch. As usual she gets what she wants, but this time she may get more than she bargained for. 132637 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Dark Side of the Moon Beach T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #26. 10-2-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Elizabeth realizes that there is life after Todd. She decides it’s time to start dating again, and with the help of Jessica, Lila and Enid she goes on a bunch of dates. Meanwhile, Winston catches Todd and his new friends trying to steal a car. 132638 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Devon Breaklaw T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #78. 9-30-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Elizabeth finally gets the courage to break up with Devon after his recent outbursts and the fact that he can’t control his anger. Meanwhile, Jessica helps Renata win back Todd. She tells Renata that Todd likes the All-American girl, so the fashionable Brazilian starts to wear boring clothes, hardly any make-up, no jewelry, and straightens her hair in hopes that Todd will come back to her. 132639 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Don’t Strand So Close To Me T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #60. 12-9-1996 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Todd discovers Elizabeth has a new boyfriend, Chad, he eventually asks out Carrie. But when he and Carrie go hiking, he gets lost in the woods and calls Liz to come get him, who is about to go on her date with Chad. Jessica is convinced she has psychic powers after seeing a commercial. 132640 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Down by Whitelaw (1) T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #82. 10-6-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Case surrounding the death of Devon’s parents is reopened with Devon as the main suspect. A fame-hungry Jessica tries to use the publicity to be in the public eye. Meanwhile, Devon has nightmares and starts to realize that he might in fact be responsible for the death of his parents. 132641 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Down by Whitelaw, Part Dos (2) T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #83. 10-7-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Through his dreams, Devon realizes that someone else was on board the yacht when his parents died -- Sam. But before Devon can tell Liz the identity of this other person, Liz visits Sam to tell him that Devon’s memories are returning. When Sam realizes that Devon is close to figuring out the truth, he captures Liz and holds her hostage. 132642 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Down Horoscope T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #85. 10-9-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Todd takes flack from the guys when Elizabeth uses her judo skills to protect Todd. Jessica doesn’t want anyone to know that she and Devon are dating, which causes friction between the two. The sparks really start to fly when Jessica catches him at a party with another girl. Enid reads her horoscope and finds out that a Scorpio will find her irresistible. When she learns that Devon matches that description, she thinks he wants to date her. 132643 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Drag King T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #69. 9-17-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Jessica tries out a love portion in order to attract Devon, a drag racer. Meanwhile, Winston tries new themes out at the Moon Beach to make Renata feel more at home. 132644 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Fair To Remember, A T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #29. 10-23-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Todd’s new basketball coach asks him to show his shy son, Jason, around town, Todd is happy to oblige. But “shy” Jason seems to have quite a way with the local girls, taking out both Elizabeth and Jessica. Todd tries to warn the twins about the two-timing twit, but as usual the twins learn the hard way. 132645 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: False Possessions T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #28. 10-16-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Enid develops feelings for Todd, she asks him out and he agrees to go. But unfortunately for Enid, Todd doesn’t see it as a date. Meanwhile, Jessica and Lila experiment with shoplifting, but the “total rush” ends when they get caught. 132646 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Identical Opposites T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #41. 1-22-1996 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). The “Foxie Jones Show” is looking for sets of twins to guest star on the popular talk show. Jessica tries to convince the reluctant Liz to audition to be guests. Liz finally agrees, but as they shoot the show, she finds that they’re supposed to pretend to be long lost twins that were separated at birth. Self-righteous Liz soon gets her revenge when they tape a follow-up segment...live. 132647 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Imperfectly Fit T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #47. 9-9-1996 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Elizabeth takes a job at The Tribune, alongside Peter, for whom she starts developing feelings. Meanwhile, Cheryl hosts a fitness video and Jessica and Lila really want to be a part of it. Lila hires a personal trainer for both of them, and they also rent tons of fitness videos, but they are more worried about their appearance than physical fitness. 132648 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: IQ Commeth T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #27. 10-9-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Jessica earns one of the highest score on the college compatibility test, she is chosen to represent Sweet Valley High in the academic bowl. But when Jessica learns that her test results were a mistake, she decides to hide the truth and compete anyway. 132649 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: It’s My Party and I’ll Ditch It If I Want To T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #30. 10-30-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Instead of attending the Wakefield’s annual sleep over, Jessica opts to attend a dinner with Bruce and his friends from Harvard. 132650 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Kidnapped (Part One) T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #19. 1-30-1994 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). While volunteering as a candy stripper, Liz discovers that a famous talk show host has landed in the hospital. When Jessica hears this she also volunteers, but her efforts to get close to him keep backfiring. Meanwhile, Todd becomes jealous when Winston and Liz start to spend more time together. And when Liz starts to receive mysterious flowers and letters, Todd starts to suspect that his best friend is crushing on his girlfriend. 132651 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Kidnapped (Part Three) T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #21. 2-13-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When it is discovered that Peter has escaped from prison, Elizabeth and Jessica are placed under protective custody. After two weeks with no danger, Jess is sick of being watched and successfully manages to escape. Unfortunately, she runs straight into Peter, who kidnaps her. But when Peter realizes that he caught the wrong twin, he sets up a death trap for her, hoping to catch Liz in his deadly web. 132652 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Kidnapped (Part Two) T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #20. 2-6-995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Elizabeth never shows up for the Morrow’s party, Todd and Jessica realize something is amiss. They look for her everywhere, only to discover that she has been kidnapped. When Winston is found looking for clues at the scene of the crime, the police immediately arrest him. But they have the wrong man. Meanwhile, Elizabeth is facing real danger. 132653 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Kiss Heard Around the School, The T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #73. 9-23-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Renata spreads a true rumor that Devon and Elizabeth kissed, Todd soon finds out as well and punches Devon. Meanwhile, Cheryl gets Enid an interview for a possibility to be an ear model. 132654 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Kiss Is Just a Kiss, A T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #72. 9-22-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Jessica find the perfect guy in Devon Whitelaw, who only seems to be interested in Elizabeth. Todd gives Renata driving lessons so she can get her drivers license since she doesn’t have one in the United States. 132655 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Lights, Camera, Factions T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #71. 9-19-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Winston is shooting a movie for a student film festival. Jessica is completely uninterested in the film until she finds that Film Critics Friskel and Debert will be judging the films. Then Jessica gets a little too interested in the film and insists that Winston do everything her way. Devon thinks that Liz needs to lighten up a bit more and tries to help her by landing her in detention. 132656 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Like Water For Hot Dogs T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #32. 11-13-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Todd and Elizabeth’s anniversary is coming up, and Liz waits for him to ask her out. Meanwhile, Jessica gets tapes from the library to help her learn her lines as Dorothy, but she accidentally gets Spanish tapes instead. 132657 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Lofty Ambitions T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #56. 11-11-1996 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Liz and Enid try to do something brave, and Jessica continues to see A.J. Meanwhile, employees of one of Moon Beach’s competitors play practical jokes at the Moon Beach annoying Winston. 132658 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Look Back in Anecdotes, A T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #44. 3-25-1996 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Many years later Jessica is a talk show host and Elizabeth an important journalist. When they come together to sell their old house, they start packing, which leads to a lot of reminiscing of their time at Sweet Valley High. 132659 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Loose Lips Sink Yachts T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #68. 9-16-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Gorgeous Devon Whitelaw arrives and takes Sweet Valley by storm. Jessica and Renata both set their sites on the handsome biker, but rumors fly when Liz uncovers an article on the fishy circumstances of his parents’ deaths. Did Devon kill his parents for his money? Meanwhile, Lila finds out her locker is right in Geek Corner. 132660 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Lucky Streaks T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #74. 9-24-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Liz starts seeing Devon while Todd gets involved with Renata. Jessica is angry because it seems that she wasn’t good enough for Devon, but her sister was. 132661 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Mall Brats T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #52. 10-14-1996 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Peter and Liz break up. Jessica and Lila take jobs at the mall, which doesn’t last too long, to pay for dresses they want to buy since Lila’s credit card isn’t working. 132662 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Man of My Screams, The T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #48. 9-16-1996 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Todd fears that Elizabeth is starting to like Peter, so he recruits Manny and Winston to spy on them. Jessica dreams about kissing Shred, which freaks her out. Lila tells her that to make the nightmares go away, she must kiss him for real. 132663 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Might as Well Jump T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #66. 2-10-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Winston convinces Todd to go ahead with his traditional jump off Jackson’s bluff with the basketball team, joined by Winston himself. Jessica and Lila want to spend Spring Break in Europe, but there is only one problem. Jessica fails her social studies test, and is forced to take a make-up test and pass it, or else spend the break with the teacher taking make-up classes. 132664 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Mixed Doubles T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #34. 11-27-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Liz tries to help Enid gain self-confidence by giving her a job at the Oracle. Meanwhile, Bruce is interested in Isabel, the beautiful Brazilian exchange student. Jessica agrees to help him win her affection and in turn, Bruce loans Jessica his yacht for the weekend. However, the plan goes awry when Bruce and Jessica discover that they may be falling for each other. 132665 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Model Behavior T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #24. 9-18-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). A new school year starts in Sweet Valley. Supermodel Tatyana Thomas comes to town, hoping to have a normal life. However, it’s not as easy as she hoped. 132666 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Much Ado About Nachos T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #45. 8-26-1996 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel) join Lila, Todd, Enid, Cheryl and Winston at a Mexican resort. Scheming Jessica tells everyone to do whatever they want and charge all the expenses to Lila’s credit card -- which soon adds up to more than $700. Meanwhile, Enid realizes Manny’s feelings for her. 132667 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: My Fair Shred T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #62. 1-6-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Shred faces going to a military school. Meanwhile, Jessica and Lila feel slighted when they don’t[ get invitations to the Patman’s big Silver and Gold Ball. They work out a deal in which they will help Shred stay in Sweet Valley and in return he arranges for them to attend the ball. 132668 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: One Big Mesa T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #42. 1-29-1996 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). The big football game -- Sweet Valley vs. Mesa -- is coming up and everyone’s in a frenzy. Practical jokes are being played by everyone and Todd is arranging the half-time show in which everything must be perfect. 132669 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Oracle on Air T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #2. 9-12-1994 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Sweet Valley High gets its own on-air news station, Jessica schemes against her own sister to steal the coveted anchor position. Meanwhile, Winston is tired of being picked on by Bruce, but his attempts at revenge keep backfiring. 132670 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Photographic Evidence T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #12. 11-21-1994 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Liz accidentally catches a criminal on camera, she finds herself on the run from the mob. Meanwhile, Jessica hooks up with a mysterious stranger. But when her handsome new paramour turns out to be one of the criminals after Elizabeth, Jessica may be confronting a danger unlike anything she has ever faced. TV Anchor (Katy Wallin). 132671 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Prince of Santa Dora, The T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #8. 10-24-1994 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Prince Arthur Castillo comes to Sweet Valley, he and Jessica share an instant attraction. Jessica falls head-over-heels in love and dreams of becoming the Queen of Santa Dora. But when gossipy Lila discovers a tantalizing secret that could devastate Jessica’s budding romance, she prepares to drop her bombshell -- publicly. 132672 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Promotional Rescue T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #25. 9-25-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Bruce’s father buys the Moon Beach Cafe, he leaves Bruce in charge of running it. Hoping to impress his father, Bruce fires Winston and takes Jessica on a business partner. Meanwhile, a heartbroken Elizabeth decides to take a camping trip with friends in hopes that she will start to get over Todd. 132673 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Quick and the Blonde, The T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #33. 11-20-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Bruce, whose ancestors founded Sweet Valley, is working on an exhibit on exploring the town’s history. But trouble brews when Liz discovers an old diary that may prove otherwise. 132674 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Reading, Writing, Rescue T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #35. 12-4-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Bruce sets up a security camera at the Moon Beach. At the same time, Jessica literally saves Winston’s life, so now Winston is her genie: whatever Jessica wants, he’ll get. Unfortunately, the security camera catches the truth on tape -- proving Jessica didn’t intentionally save Winston. The gossip TV rag, “Current Expose,” decides to do a story on Jessica’s rescue. And jealous Bruce uses the security tape to blackmail her. Meanwhile, there’s a new guy in town. David is a new student and basketball player at Sweet Valley High. Enid thinks he doesn’t like her, but Elizabeth finds out his torrid secret: he can’t read. 132675 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Ready, Set, Snow! T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #59. 12-2-1996 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Jessica and Lila only want to receive Christmas gifts, but not give them. While they get massages, both girls get the “Christmas Carol” treatment for their Scrooge-type behavior. Three cast members take turns playing the ghosts of Christmases Past, Present and Future. The girls wise up and decide to help give presents to children. 132676 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Right To Bare Midriffs, The T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #70. 9-18-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Todd starts spending a lot of time on the Internet, making Liz worried. Winston decides to meet his online girlfriend, Petunia, but before they meet, they send pictures of each other. Because of a misunderstanding, Petunia thinks the guy she has been talking to online is Todd. Meanwhile when Renata, Lila and Jessica hear there might be a dress code, they decide to protest and they take their fight down to city hall. 132677 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Rock Around the Block T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #55. 11-4-1996 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Todd is kicked off the basketball team after illegally accepting gifts. Television news reports on Todd’s story try to ignore Todd and Elizabeth’s relationship. Meanwhile, Jessica is annoyed by the loud practices of a neighborhood band, but her annoyance quickly turns to lust when she meets one of the cute members of the band. 132678 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Romance Wasn’t Built in a Day T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #67. 9-15-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Enid wins a trip to Brazil, she takes the whole gang with her for a week of fun in the sun. But too much togetherness causes friction between the friends. Todd hopes that the romantic Brazilian setting may awaken Liz’s carnal desires. 132679 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Rumble in the Valley (3) T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #77. 9-29-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). The fight between the boys from each school is rescheduled. As the fight nears, Manny and Winston start to think about backing out. Meanwhile, Devon tries to apologize to Liz. 132680 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Sailing Solution (2) T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #81. 10-3-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Thanks to a chance blind date, Liz and Todd have found their way back to each other. Todd wants them to go sailing, but Elizabeth finds that it’s during the same time that she’s supposed to receive her award for the Junior Writing Awards. Meanwhile, Lila and Jess compete with each other in a Teen Girl Magazine competition to determine who the better party hostess is. 132681 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Sam Enchanted Evening T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #38. 1-1-1996 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). While watching Todd practice for a Motorcross race, Jessica meets Sam Woodruff, a biker with a past. Meanwhile, recently single Lila finds herself spending time with Liz and Todd who become annoyed by her constant chatter. 132682 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Sam Kind of Wonderful T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #43. 2-5-1996 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Jessica and Sam are spending a lot of time together, and Lila is upset that Jess has entered the Sam zone. She decides to join Cheryl in painting and doing pottery. Manny tries to find out what kind of guy Enid likes, but ends up getting it all wrong. 132683 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Say Goodbye T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #22. 2-20-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Todd is accepted to a prestigious Vermont school, Liz is devastated and their relationship crumbles. Nicholas seizes the opportunity to ask Liz for a date, much to the dismay of Jessica, who has her own eye on him. Determined to have Nicholas, she sets out to reunite Todd and Liz. She arranges for Todd to return to Sweet Valley -- with disastrous results. 132684 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Search For Liz T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #65. 1-27-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Jessica hits her head on a door and dreams she and her friends are characters in one of her soap operas. Jessica is married to Winslow and is accused of killing Delilah. She only has 24 hours to prove her innocence. Rod, the clueless detective, has to find out who it was that killed Delilah. Low down Liz Wakefield is Jessica’s evil twin who works at the Gloom Beach Cafe, and is the one who did try to kill Delilah. Also present are Nurse Cheryl, who is in love with the doctor. Shred, a rocker, Enid and Manno, the officer who is madly in love with Enid. 132685 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Secrets T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #11. 11-14-1994 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Enid is thrilled when her new boyfriend Ronnie chooses her to become the new spokesperson for a national anti-drug campaign, which means touring the country with Aerosmith lead singer, Steven Tyler. But when a jealous Jessica learns a dirty secret from Enid’s past, she tries to use the information to snag the spokesperson position for herself. And when unforgiving Ronnie finds out about Enid’s past he drops her from the campaign -- and his life. Will Jessica manage to steal the coveted position? And will heartbroken Enid ever recover? 132686 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Shakes, Fries & Videotape T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #57. 11-18-1996 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When the Moon Beach’s competitor lowers their prices, the gang’s favorite cafe starts to have a low turn out of customers. Winston decides to create a commercial for the Moon Beach starring Liz. With A.J. spending so much time with Jessica, his band forces him to make a choice: her or them. 132687 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Shred Reckoning T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #46. 9-2-1996 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Elizabeth’s relationship with Todd hits the skids when his ridiculous superstitions become prominent. Jessica and Lila are excited to hear that a new Patman will be coming to Sweet Valley now that Bruce has left to join the army. Hoping to impress the wealthy new student, Lila throws Reginald Patman a huge welcoming party. Meanwhile, Winston hopes to become the manager of the Moon Beach, so he spiffs the place up and hires a busboy to help him out. 132688 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Simple Twist of Mates, A T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #86. 10-10-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Todd accidentally kisses Jessica in the library thinking it’s Liz. They don’t want to tell Devon and Elizabeth, but when Todd and Liz go on a double date with Jess and Devon, they end up discovering the truth. Meanwhile, while Lila is preparing for a history test she copies Enid’s work, but Enid winds up taking the blame. 132689 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Single in Sweet Valley (1) T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #80. 10-2-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). New student Betsy appeals to Jessica’s vanity when she invites her to meet her director father who is casting his next project. What Jessica doesn’t realize is that the other girl has developed an unhealthy obsession with her. Meanwhile, a radio talk show features a boy who wants to find someone to date in Sweet Valley. Liz’s friends convince her to write a letter to the show and “Single in Sweet Valley” ends up choosing her. A blind date is arranged but when they meet, the shocked couple discovers that true love may not be blind after all. 132690 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Skiing is Believing T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #79. 10-1-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel), Cheryl and Enid take a trip up to the mountains to go skiing. Jessica wants to win the women’s downhill race to prove she is a better skier than Elizabeth. Manny is mad that Enid decided to go on the ski trip since it’s their first anniversary and he’s afraid she’ll find someone new. 132691 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Skin and Bones T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #3. 9-19-1994 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Jessica learns that famous Sweet Valley artist, Dakota Dancer, is planning to paint Enid for a national exhibition, she schemes to steal Enid’s spotlight and take the modeling job for herself. Meanwhile, the students are upset when Principal Cooper pulls down an offending photo of himself off the graffiti wall. 132692 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Star Is Torn, A T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #58. 11-25-1996 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Liz has an extra ticket to a concert and decides to give it away -- to Todd. Meanwhile, Jessica helps out A.J.’s band by giving their demo tape to a local radio DJ. Unfortunately, helping A.J.’s band to become the next big thing threatens to end Jessica and A.J.’s blossoming relationship. 132693 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Summer Lovin’ T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #23. 9-11-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). On the last days of summer, the gang learns that Todd is back and Liz is more than happy to see him again. But Todd has changed: his once happy-go-lucky demeanor replaced by a moody, sullen stranger. And when he announces that his return to Sweet Valley is permanent, Liz is determined to find out why. Meanwhile, the Annual Beach Olympics is taking place. This year, Jessica’s all-girl team is determined to beat Bruce’s -- by any mean trick necessary. 132694 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Surfing the Nets T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #51. 10-7-1996 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Peter and Elizabeth come across cut fishing nets at the beach, they discover that Shred’s father is responsible. Peter dreams of breaking a big story, but Shred is scared to confront his father about the situation. The group makes a bet. They all have to give up their special quirks they have for two days, and if they crack they have to put $25 in the pot. Whoever is still standing at the end of the two days wins all the money. For Jessica, this means no flirting. For Lila, no shopping. For Cheryl, no sarcastic remarks. For Todd, no sports talk, and for Enid, no relative stories. 132695 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Sweet Valley Fever T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #63. 1-13-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). Jessica’s in charge of planning the next dance at SVH but she’s more interested in getting the credit than in doing the work. She steals the idea for a 70s disco dance from Enid and recruits her sister to help. Todd wants to go to the dance as a famous basketball player of the 70s, while Liz wants him to go in an outfit she saw Principal Cooper wear in an old SVH yearbook. Manny wants to ask Enid to the dance, but a misunderstanding leads the couple to attend with other people. 132696 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Swing Time T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #84. 10-8-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Renata continues to flirt with ex-boyfriend Todd, Liz worries that Todd may have slept with the other girl. Meanwhile, a photographer wants to take pictures of Jessica, but everyone else warns her that it might be dangerous. 132697 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Swish Upon a Star T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #53. 10-21-1996 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). To Elizabeth’s annoyance, Jessica becomes more and more self absorbed. She uses all the hot water and takes her sister’s clothing without asking. Worse, she blurts out that Liz and Cheryl are planning a surprise party for Enid -- within earshot of the guest of honor. Fed up with her sister’s selfish behavior, Liz decides a little pay back is in order. Meanwhile, when Todd scores the winning points at a basketball game, his ego starts to spin out of control. 132698 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Ticket To Lie T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #87. 10-13-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Jessica gets pulled over for speeding, she gives the officer her sister’s ID since she doesn’t have her own. When Todd discovers the upcoming test questions he and Winston have to break into the school and return it. Enid and Manny find out they might be related. 132699 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Tooth Hurts, The T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #54. 10-28-1996 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). The television show “Headline America” wants to interview Todd. He asks Elizabeth for help with his nerves. Meanwhile, Reggie’s chocolate habit leaves him with painful activities. Cheryl and Enid try to convince him that he’s addicted, but Reggie doesn’t believe them: whoever heard of an addiction to chocolate? 132700 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Totally Cueless T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #39. 1-8-1996 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). The Moon Beach Cafe holds a pool contest in which the winners receive a free-trip to the Bahamas. Jessica and Lila try to figure out a way to win the competition, even though they know nothing about pool. Meanwhile, Winston and Manny try to convince Enid that she has amnesia, and Manny is her boyfriend. 132701 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Uh-Oh-Seven T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #10. 11-7-1994 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). After seeing a James Bond movie, Liz tries to write a similar type of story of her own, only the females are the strong characters and vice versa. Her main character is Platinum Blonde, a superspy who sets out to investigate a suspicious case concerning video game machines. 132702 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: War of the Pom-Poms, The T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #36. 12-11-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). It’s the battle of the cheerleaders at Sweet Valley High and as usual, Jessica is right in the middle of the controversy. Blond, beautiful, sensational Heather Malone makes a splash at Sweet Valley High, much to Jessica’s dismay. Her jealousy boils over when Heather not only bulldozes her way on the cheerleading squad, but also becomes the new co-captain. Never one to share the spotlight, Jessica quits the squad and tries to form her own. But when she finds her squad is short a member, she blackmails her twin into joining the team by threatening to tell Todd about Liz’s dalliance with football hero, Ken Matthews. 132703 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: West Coast Story (1) T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #75. 9-25-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). The Big game against Big Mesa is coming up and the rivalry between the schools is heating up. Sweet Valley High is the favorite to win, but when star player Christian Gorman returns to Big Mesa, SVH’s odds look grim. 132704 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: West Coast Story, Part Deux (2) T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #76. 9-26-1997 Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). The prank war continues in preparation of the big game, culminating in a planned rumble between the boys from each school. Meanwhile, Jessica starts falling for one of the Big Mesa guys and as a result, her popularity begins to decline. Jessica considers transferring to Big Mesa. 132705 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: What, Me Study? T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #5. 10-3-1994 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). On the verge of flunking chemistry, Jessica tricks Winston into helping her steal an exam from Mr. Russo’s computer. But when she scores an A, the chemistry teacher knows something is amiss. 132706 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: Win Sam, Lose Sam T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #40. 1-15-1996 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Sam helps Todd with the motor cross race, he worries that he ruined his own chances of landing a sponsor and racing in the Australian circuit. But it’s just the opposite. Jessica doesn’t want him to go and Sam decides to stay in Sweet Valley with her. Meanwhile, the Sweet Valley High yearbook reveals the winners of this year’s superlatives, causing upset with some of the student body. 132707 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley High: You Call This a Wonderful Life? T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #37. 12-18-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). During the Christmas season, an angel is sent to show Elizabeth and Jessica what their friends’ lives would have been like if they had never been born. 132708 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley Slumber Party NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are having a slumber party, and they know that it will be the best ever! They'll play games, eat pizza, and stay up late with their friends Lila, Amy, Eva, and Ellen. But soon after everyone arrives, things start to go wrong. Lila and Amy have brought identical toy unicorns. During a wild pillow fight, one of the unicorns is lost. Amy and Lila argue over the one that is left, and everybody takes sides. The twins don't know what to do. Will someone find the missing unicorn before their slumber party is ruined? 132709 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley: Club X T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #13. 11-28-1964 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Bruce forms Club X, an exclusive guys-only dare club, Jessica immediately sets out to prove that she is brave enough to belong. But as usual, Jessica’s antics may get her more than she bargained for. 132710 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley: Dancing Fools T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #18. 1-23-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). The Annual Pacific Freestyle Dance is coming up and the winners have a chance to appear on television. Sparks fly when Jessica and Lila find themselves competing against each other. Bribery, trickery and partner-switching ensue as the former best friends compete for the prize. Nothing is sacred when it comes to fame. 132711 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley: Love on the Line T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #16. 1-2-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). While working at a teen hotline, Enid helps a male caller deal with his parents’ divorce. She agrees to meet with him in person but backs out at the last minute, afraid that she’s not pretty enough for him. She goes to Jessica for support only to have the pretty blonde cheerleader steal him away. 132712 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley: Poetic Injustice T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #14. 12-5-1994 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Jessica meets Adam, a handsome poet, she undergoes a serious personality makeover. Desperate to impress, she steals one of Liz’s poems and passes it off as her own at the next poetry reading -- not realizing that the poem is actually Adam’s. 132713 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley: Stolen Diary T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #15. 12-12-1994 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Jessica’s scheme to break up Liz and Todd actually works, she immediately arranges a date for her twin with Chris, the handsome new guy. But when things between Liz and Chris sour, he uses her stolen diary to spread her secrets around the entire school. And it’s up to Jess to set things straight. 132714 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Sweet Valley: Working Girl T Pascal, Francine (based on her novels). Episode #17. 1-9-1995 School Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Wakefield (Cynthia Daniel) and her identical twin sister Jessica “Jess” Wakefield (Brittany Daniel). When Lila’s father forces her to take a job at the Moon Beach Cafe, she finds herself attracted to Heath, the handsome meat delivery man. But when Lila discovers that Heath has a prejudice against rich people, she hides her true identity. Meanwhile, Jessica learns that the fashion industry is even more cutthroat than high school. 132715 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Take Back the Night NJ Pascal, Francine with Laurie John #11A Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University goes on a campaign to help her identical twin Jessica and finds a reluctant witness. Jessica’s dream relationship becomes a nightmare when she’s assaulted by James on a date. She reports the crime, but it’s her word against James’. 132716 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Take Me On NJ Pascal, Francine #11 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Everyone thinks Conner needs help, that when his mother leaves he won’t be able to take care of things. So she’s having his completely useless stepfather while she’s gone. But it’s pointless. Conner has always taken care of Megan, and he can handle this situation, too. Or he could, if everyone would just get out of his face. 132717 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Taking Charge NJ Pascal, Francine #26 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. | When Patrick Morris’s parents forbid him to do anything other than school work, he thinks they are ruining his life and decides to run away. Will Patrick’s parents find him before he gets into serious trouble? 132718 1986 Elizabeth Wakefield: Taking Sides NJ Pascal, Francine #31 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Jeffrey French has been at Sweet Valley High for only one week and already he’s made quite an impression, especially with the girls. Enid Rollins has a crush on the rugged junior, but just as she’s about to claim Jeffrey for her own, Lila Fowler declares that Jeffrey is just the boy for her. Elizabeth isn’t about to let Lila steal Jeffrey from her best friend. And when Jessica, Elizabeth’s identical twin, finds out her sister is helping Enid, she vows to do whatever she can to help Lila. Jessica’s not going to stand for Jeffrey ending up with Enid, and she’s certainly not going to let herself be outwitted by her own twin. 132719 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Tall, Dark, and Deadly NJ Pascal, Francine #126 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. When Jonathan Cain moves to Sweet Valley, Elizabeth’s identical twin, Jessica feels an attraction so strong it’s almost supernatural. Jonathan is interested, intelligent, and gorgeous in a dark, brooding sort of way -- no wonder SVH students are following him around. But Jonathan won’t even meet Jessica’s eyes. Will Jessica find a way to capture this mystery man’s heart -- or has she lost her touch? Elizabeth doesn’t trust Jonathan for a single minute. She can’t believe her friends -- and her twin sister -- are so taken with such an arrogant guy. And when a body, drained of blood, is discovered behind the Dairy Burger, Elizabeth’s mistrust explodes into fear. Jonathan might be far more dangerous than she ever imagined. 132720 1986 Elizabeth Wakefield: Teacher’s Pet NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Also included Sweet Valley Twins 1 Omnibus, 1991. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica are the best dancers in their ballet class. Both girls want to dance the solo in the upcoming recital. Elizabeth hates to compete with her sister, but Jessica doesn’t mind at all. She knows she’s a better dancer than her twin. The problem is their ballet teacher. No matter what Jessica does, Madame Andre never notices her. But she’s always praising Elizabeth. 132721 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Teamwork NJ Pascal, Francine #27 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. | Determined to earn the bus fare needed to visit their great-aunt, the Wakefield twins take up dog-sitting and are soon torn between reporting an abused dog and remaining silent -- profitably. 132722 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Tearing Me Apart NJ Pascal, Francine #36 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Evan is devastated as his parents’ marriage falls apart. Melissa tries desperately to hold onto her relationship with Will, and Andy tries to cope with Dave’s refusal to come out to his father. 132723 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Third Wheel NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Is there something in the water at SVJH? Bethel walked into school one day and everyone was part of a couple. Now all anybody can talk about is who’s going with whom and who passed somebody a note and giggle giggle giggle! It makes her sick. And happy that she’ll never be that way. 132724 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Three Days, Two Nights NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica and some of her friends win a trip to Sacramento to compete in an academic tournament. 132725 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Three Girls and a Guy NJ Pascal, Francine #16 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. If Conner spends times with Tia, Elizabeth gets jealous. If he spends time with Elizabeth, Tia gets jealous. Then they both tell Maria what an evil guy he is, and Maria feels the need to tell him everything they say. Maybe he should spend more time with his guy friends. 132726 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: Three’s a Crowd NJ Pascal, Francine #7 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin Jessica. For once, identical twins Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield agree on something! Their friend, Mary Giaccio, spends too much time at their house. Mary is a foster child in the Altman family, but she's acting like part of the Wakefield family. If there's one thing Jessica and Elizabeth don't need, it's a third twin! They're desperate to find some way to discourage Mary. Then Jessica overhears a private talk between her parents about Mary's future. Now she knows something that could solve the twins' problem and make Mary happy too. But Elizabeth warns Jessica against spreading her news. Does Jessica have any right to interfere with Mary's life? 132727 2002 Elizabeth Wakefield: Tia in the Middle NJ Pascal, Francine #45 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Conner seems more comfortable being Mr. Alanna Feldman tan Tia Ramirez’s best friend -- and that’s got to change. Tia’s so over this “Mr. Alanna Feldman” act. She wants Conner to come to his senses so she can have her best friend back. 132728 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: To Catch a Thief NJ Pascal, Francine #133 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Chateau D’Amour Collection omnibus, 1999. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle is furious. She was swept off her feet by Prince Laurent de Sainte-Marie-the most romantic guy she's ever met in her life. But that certainly isn't the problem. The problem is Antonia, his fiancée! And Antonia's mother, the Countess di Rimini, will do anything to keep Elizabeth away from the prince-including locking Elizabeth and her twin in a dungeon! The countess has another reason for imprisoning the twins. Jessica Wakefield stole her precious emerald! Or so the countess believes. Jessica is enraged by the accusation-and miserable about being separated from her brand-new boyfriend, Jacques Landeau. She swears she'll find out who framed her...but will the truth break her heart? 132729 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Todd Runs Away NJ Pascal, Francine #77 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Todd Wilkins is a great basketball player. His dad thinks nothing is more important. But when Todd joins a creative-writing class taught by an exciting new teacher named Mark Ramirez, Todd discovers he has other talents, too. The more time Todd spends on his writing, the less time he spends on basketball-and Mr. Wilkins isn't happy. But he doesn't blame Todd. Instead, he wants the school to fire Mr. Ramirez. Todd doesn't want to let his father or Mr. Ramirez down, but he can't find a solution to his problems. So Todd plans to run away. Can Elizabeth Wakefield convince him not to go? 132730 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Todd’s Story NJ Pascal, Francine #5 Sweet Valley High: Super Stars. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. When Todd and Elizabeth get jobs at Secca Lake Day Camp, Todd runs into Kevin, another counselor with a secret that Todd knows: Kevin was in jail--and Todd helped put him there. Although Kevin acts as if he's turned over a new leaf, Todd is still suspicious. And when crime wave hits Sweet Valley, Todd is convinced that he was right all along. 132731 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Too Close For Comfort NJ Pascal, Francine #7 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. The Unicorns are back - the real Unicorns, that is. Remember all those girls we were hanging out with who weren't really Unicorn material? We're through with them. Now they're calling themselves - get this - the Angels. Pretty dumb name, huh? But I guess it suits a bunch of goody-goodies. Well, the Unicorns won't be bothered by the Angels anytime soon-because we're quarantined for German measles! Now, I know most people would be really bummed, but when you're a Unicorn, you know how to wear a few spots in style. We're shacked up in Lila Fowler's mansion - no non-Unicorns allowed! Perfect, right? Right. Only, I wonder what the Angels are doing right now....The Unicorns are back and better than ever! 132732 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Too Cool for the Unicorns NJ Pascal, Francine #15 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Kimberly Haver is the only eighth-grade member of the Unicorn Club. She never minded being the oldest--after all, the Unicorns are the coolest girls in school--until the Eight Times Eights, a club made up of eight eighth graders, asked her to join. The Unicorns, Kimberly included, have always hated the Eights. But the Eights are in eighth-grade, like Kimberly. And if she joins, she'll have ready-made friends when she goes to Sweet Valley High next year. Is it time to say goodbye to the Unicorns? 132733 1984 Elizabeth Wakefield: Too Good To Be True NJ Pascal, Francine #11 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are wild with excitement. Glamorous, sophisticated Susan Devlin is coming to Sweet Valley from New York City. For two weeks, Elizabeth will show her around town while Jessica has the time of her life in New York. At first, Suzanne seems to be the most perfect girl in the world. She’s beautiful and friendly and not the least bit stuck-up. All the boys of Sweet Valley are absolutely crazy about her. But when Suzanne accuses Mr. Collins of trying to seduce her, Elizabeth knows there’s more to Suzanne than meets the eye. 132734 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Too Hot To Handle NJ Pascal, Francine #136 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical sister Jessica’s older brother, Steven Wakefield’s romance with Lila Fowler is starting to sizzle. But as he investigates her arson case, Steven finds more proof that she torched Fowler Crest. It’s getting very hard to believe Lila, even though she insists she was framed. Just as he’s about to break his own heart and turn her in, Steve discovers evidence that could brand someone else as the real suspect -- someone who’s haunted Lila’s nightmares for a long, long time. Cool, brilliant, and intensely handsome, Devon Whitelaw had a perfect life. But his parents died in a senseless accident leaving him totally alone. He heads West to find someone who cares about more than just his money. Is the love he so desperately needs waiting for him in California? 132735 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Too Late NJ Pascal, Francine #26 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Jade’s father is back in her life and she’s not so happy about it. Who does he think he is? As if he can walk back into Jade’s life after how many years and tell her what to do? As if he has a clue who she is. As if she even wants him to. 132736 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Too Many Good-byes NJ Pascal, Francine #30 Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. The Wakefields are leaving Sweet Valley. Jessica thought changing schools was hard. Now she’s moving to another state. What about her friends? Her boyfriend? Her life? Her parents keep telling her to be positive. Elizabeth is trying. But if she could have one wish, it would be to stay in Sweet Valley. Too bad that’s not going to happen. 132737 1985 Elizabeth Wakefield: Too Much In Love NJ Pascal, Francine #22 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Bill Chase and DeeDee Gordon have been happy together for a long time. But lately DeeDee has become too dependent on Bill. She wants to do everything and go everywhere with him. Bill feels that he doesn’t have any room to breathe and decides it’s over between them. Elizabeth doesn’t know why DeeDee is acting the way she is, but she knows DeeDee’s strange behavior is killing her relationship. Can Elizabeth help DeeDee regain her strength and independence before it’s too late? 132738 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Too Popular NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. All Jessica wanted was for supercute Damon Ross to notice her. Did he? Of course not. But Ronald Rheece, geek extraordinaire, noticed. And he’s been acting like he’s her boyfriend-gross! But nobody actually thinks he is, right? Right?! 132739 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Too Scared to Sleep NJ Pascal, Francine #97 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. On a hill on the outskirts of Sweet Valley sits a beautiful old Victorian house. It stood empty until a few weeks ago, when a new family moved in...the perfect clients for Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield's baby-sitting service....The Wakefield twins and their friends from Sweet Valley Middle School love baby sitting for the Riccolis. Until little Juliana Riccoli starts having horrible nightmares. One night she wakes up crying, saying a monster attacked her. The twins tell her that bad dreams aren't real, but Elizabeth is secretly afraid. If the monster isn't real, why does Juliana have deep scratches in her back? 132740 2002 Elizabeth Wakefield: Touch and Go NJ Pascal, Francine #42 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Alanna wants Conner back. He says he wants her back. But “they” say people like them shouldn’t date each other and she’s starting to wonder if “they’re” right. 132741 2002 Elizabeth Wakefield: Touch and Go NJ Pascal, Francine #43 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Will’s burned Melissa six times. Melissa’s burned Will seven times. Time to call it even? 132742 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: Trapped in the Mall NJ Pascal, Francine and Alice Nicole Johansson #23 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Tonight is too good to be true. The Unicorn Club got locked in the mall after closing! Can you believe our luck? I mean, who would know how to take advantage of an empty mall better than the coolest girls in Sweet Valley? At first we were so excited, we hardly knew where to go: the sound booth to cut a CD, the photo shop to take modeling shots, or the shoe store to try on all those heels our parents would never let us wear. Of course, everyone had their own ideas--Jessica wanted to give everyone makeovers, Ellen begged for an ice-cream feast, and all Lila could think about was clothes, clothes, clothes! We would have wasted the whole night arguing if I hadn't taken control of the situation. After all, I am the oldest Unicorn. The rest of the club just naturally looks up to me for direction. It's the night of a lifetime--no grown-ups are around, and I'm in charge. What could possibly go wrong? 132743 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Trapped in Toyland NJ Pascal, Francine and Molly Mia Stewart #1 Sweet Valley Twins Kids: Super Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica cannot resist the wonderful and enticing toy store when they are out Christmas shopping, but they are accidentally locked in for the night and when strange things start to happen, they realize they are not alone. 132744 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Treasure of Death Valley, The NJ Pascal, Francine #115 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Desert Adventure Collection, 1998 omnibus. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Elizabeth has struck it rich! On a special desert survival course, she discovers real gold nuggets and a treasure map. She knows she should forget the map and stick to the trail, but how can she resist the lure of adventure and more gold? Jessica, wanting to be richer than Lila Fowler, leads the group on the treasure hunt. Little does she know that three convicted murderers are right on their heels.... Will the group abandon the temptation of gold? Or will their greed lead them into horrifying danger? 132745 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Trial of Jessica Wakefield, The NJ Pascal, Francine #26 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University’s identical twin Jessica has been arrested for cocaine possession. Her new boyfriend, Nick Fox, is the only one who can help her. But does Nick believe in her innocence? Alexandra Rollins has the evidence to get Jessica out of jail. But her shocking information came from a drug-abuse hotline. Should she break her vow of confidentiality to save a friend? 132746 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Trick or Treat NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #12 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. It’s almost Halloween and identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth have two great costumes to choose from: a witch outfit and a princess dress. Both girls want to be the princess. This becomes a problem and the result is a Halloween full of surprises. 132747 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Trouble at Home NJ Pascal, Francine #65 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132748 1988 Elizabeth Wakefield: Troublemarker NJ Pascal, Francine #47 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica would never do anything to hurt Tia or betray Jeremy. But she can’t deny it anymore -- something’s happening between her and Tia’s boyfriend. And the worst part is, he’s not just Tia’s boyfriend. He’s Jeremy’s best friend. 132749 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: True Blue NJ Pascal, Francine and Jamie Suzanne #18 Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Don’t get him wrong. Blue thinks living by the beach is awesome. But that doesn’t mean he wants to hang there all the time. After all, school can be pretty cool sometimes. Especially when Elizabeth Wakefield is around. 132750 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Truth About Ryan, The NJ Pascal, Francine #31 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield at Sweet Valley University. Ryan Taylor has gone back to his dangerous old habits. Can Elizabeth Wakefield help him out before he's kicked off the Sweet Valley lifeguard squad for good? Jessica Wakefield has sacrificed so much this summer. In order to lure Ben Mercer away from brainy Priya Rahman, she's been hitting the books when she should have been hitting the beach. But how someone new is tempting Jessica...someone forbidden. Will Jessica give up her studies-and Ben-for a risky summer fling? Life with surfer Stu Kirkwood is pure bliss-that's what Nina Harper thinks. But will a woman from his past make her think again? 132751 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Truth Or Dare NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica never wanted to grow up, but being 19 has its price. Sam can feel Elizabeth getting under his skin, so he’s got to push her away for good. Todd loves Dana more than anything, but is he willing to give up everything for her? Chloe thought she’d make a million friends in college, but now she’s lonelier than ever. 132752 1987 Elizabeth Wakefield: Tug of War NJ Pascal, Francine #14 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle. 132753 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twin Hearts: Coma NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley High TV Novelizations Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield has been in a motorcycle accident. Now she’s in a coma and the doctors aren’t sure she will live. Can her identical twin Jessica survive without her twin? 132754 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twin Hearts: Curse of Lawrence Manson, The NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley High TV Novelizations Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and identical twin Jessica. Is Sweet Valley High haunted? It’s Halloween, and the gang is hanging out at school late at night with a terrifying visitor. 132755 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twin Hearts: Prince of Santa Dora, The NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley High TV Novelizations Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica is in love with a prince. Watch out, Sweet Valley, here comes Princess Jessica. 132756 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twin Hearts: What, Me Study? NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley High TV Novelizations Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica might be kicked off the cheerleading squad if she gets caught cheating on a science test. 132757 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twin Switch NJ Pascal, Francine and Jamie Suzanne #10 Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica thinks the cool thing about having a twin is that you can always count on her to help you out. Especially when your twin is super-perfect, ultra-sweet, never-gets-mad Elizabeth. But Elizabeth doesn’t understand why Jessica can’t solve her own problems for once. Really, if she didn’t love her sister, she might have to strangle her. 132758 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twin’s Big Pow-Wow, The NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #44 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica spend Thanksgiving weekend on a Mohave reservation and discover that not all Native Americans wear headdresses, sleep in tepees and do rain dances. Water Lily, or Ann, as she likes to be called, certainly doesn’t. She hates everything to do with Indian traditions especially her grandfather, Gray Eagle. Can the twins make Ann proud of her roots? 132759 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twins and the Wild West, The NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield, her identical twin Jessica and their brother, Steven, are visiting Wild West Town with Grandma and Grandpa Wakefield. It's the best trip they've ever taken. First they change into Western costumes to get into the spirit of the old days. Then they eat in a saloon, visit a mine, and pan for gold! On their way back to town, their stagecoach is held up by the meanest outlaw Wild West Town has ever seen. Steven has been bragging all weekend about how brave he is. Will he be the hero? Or will Jessica and Elizabeth save the day? 132760 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twins Get Caught, The NJ Pascal, Francine #41 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin, Jessica Wakefield, can't wait until Saturday night. Their friend Aaron Dallas is throwing "the party of the year" at a new teen club called The Hangout. Everyone from the sixth grade will be there-including Jessica's latest crush, dreamy Todd Wilkins. But when Steven, the twins' older brother, gets into trouble at The Hangout, Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield decide that the club is off-limits. That's the last straw for Jessica. First, her parents wouldn't let her get her ears pierced, and now they're going to make her miss a great party. Even Elizabeth thinks they're being unfair. Then Jessica comes up with the perfect plan to get them to The Hangout. But can she convince Elizabeth to go along with it? 132761 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twins Go To College, The NJ Pascal, Francine #9 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica have always dreamed about the day they'd go off to college. They had no idea that day would come the summer after sixth grade, when they enroll in a 2-week program at Sweet Valley University! Elizabeth is thrilled to study Romantic poetry. And when she meets Ethan Williams, a totally cute teaching assistant, she has the feeling the class will be even more romantic than she thought. Jessica thinks everything about college life is perfect...except for Susan, her obnoxious roommate. Jessica wishes Susan would get lost...and she does. In fact, Susan disappears from SVU completely! 132762 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twins Go to Hospital, The NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica need to have their tonsils taken out. They've never stayed overnight in a hospital before, and they're not sure what their operation will be like. When they get to the hospital, Jessica and Elizabeth quickly forget their fears. The doctors and nurses are nice, and they explain all about the operation. Now the twins know what to expect, but they aren't prepared to meet Moe and Joe-some very unexpected visitors! 132763 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twins Hit Hollywood, The NJ Pascal, Francine #107 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica have the chance to star on the big screen. They were such a hit in the Corny O’s cereal commercials that the director has asked them to try out for his next movie. The girls are shocked to see so many other twins vying for the same parts at the audition...and nobody is friendly. The Gilbert twins put sneezing powder in the Parker twins' sweaters. The Parker twins mix ketchup in the Gilbert twins' blush. Elizabeth and Jessica know they're talented enough to win the roles without stooping to sabotage. But when they become the Parker twins' prime targets, the Wakefields have only one choice: Play dirty. 132764 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twins In Love NJ Pascal, Francine #101 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Are the Wakefield twins seeing double? Identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield can't believe their eyes. While on a family vacation at the Triple Z Ranch, they meet two perfect guys--who happen to be thirteen-year-old twins! Elizabeth hits if off immediately with Nick Handel, and his brother Chris, is the boy of Jessica's dreams. At first. After one double date, the girls think that maybe they each picked the wrong twin. They don't want to hurt the boys' feelings, so they pull a secret twin switch. Jessica pretends to be Elizabeth . . . and Elizabeth pretends to be Jessica. But on their second date, the Wakefield twins begin to wonder . . . they are each with the right boy now, aren't they? 132765 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twins Take Paris, The NJ Suzanne, Jamie #6 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are going to be Madame du Noir’s next victims when they get to live with her for two weeks in Paris. They travel to Paris after being selected as participants in their school’s Bonjour Paris program. 132766 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twins’ Little Sister, The NJ Pascal, Francine #49 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica are tired of being the youngest kids in their family, so they are excited about baby sitting their parents’ friends’ five-year-old daughter. But having a little sister isn’t as much fun as they thought. Elizabeth and Jessica have wanted a little sister since they were seven and now that they’re twelve, they know that they are responsible enough to help out with a new baby, and now they get their chance when neighbors go on vacation and leave their five-year-old daughter with the Wakefields. 132767 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Twins’ Mystery Teacher, The NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Who’s Mr. Marshall? Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield are identical twins who sit side by side in their second-grade class. When their teacher is out with the flu, everyone changes seats, and the substitute teacher can’t figure out who anyone is -- especially Jessica and Elizabeth. That’s when the new substitute teacher arrives. Mr. Marshall is very strict, and the class is on its best behavior. Then the twins see Mr. Marshall getting into a police car. Could he be a dangerous criminal? When the class finds out who he really is, they are in for a big surprise. 132768 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: Two-Boy Weekend NJ Pascal, Francine #54 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica’s relationship with her steady boyfriend A.J. is threatened when she has a romantic encounter with the mysterious, good-looking Christopher and he then refuses to leave her alone. 132769 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Undercover Angels NJ Pascal, Francine #35 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Sweet Valley Gazette and her identical twin Jessica have each been investigating the same murder at the Verona Springs Country Club. They’ve kept their undercover schemes a secret from each other -- and their true identities a secret from the club. When their paths cross, will their looks be a dead giveaway? Reporter Scott Sinclair is madly in love with Elizabeth. He’ll do anything to take her far, far away from her lovesick ex-boyfriend Tom Watts. But will Scott try to take her too far? Lila Fowler and Bruce Patman have all the fun money can buy, including an exclusive membership at Verona Springs. But when the Wakefield twins hit the scene, will Lila and Bruce wind up called from the land of the young, rich and fabulous? 132770 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Unicorns at War, The NJ Pascal, Francine #6 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. The Unicorn Club will never be the same. Kimberly Haver is back at Sweet Valley Middle School -- and she’s trouble. She is running for student council president against Mary Wallace. Elizabeth, Maria and Evie side with Mary, while Jessica, Lila, Ellen and Mandy side with Amanda. The Unicorns are at war -- and this could be the end. 132771 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Unicorns Go Hawaiian NJ Suzanne, Jamie #4 Sweet Valley Twins: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical sister Jessica wins a free trip to Hawaii and flies there accompanied by five friends from the Unicorn Club, Lila Fowler’s father and his girlfriend. 132772 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: Unicorns in Love NJ Pascal, Francine #5 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Blinded by love...The Unicorns are over...finished for good. But this time we disbanded the club ourselves! Of course, certain members are more responsible than others -- Lila, Mary, Mandy, and Ellen, to be exact. They wanted more time to hang out with their new boyfriends. I mean, boys are cool and all, but they're definitely not worth losing your friends over. Now I hear Rick Hunter is going to the next big school dance with Amanda Harmon -- and not with Mary, who's supposed to be his girlfriend! And -- this is so awful! -- Rick's planning to dump Mary in public! Nobody gets away with humiliating a Unicorn, club or no club. The thing is, I can't put Rick in his place all by myself. I probably have a better chance of marrying Johnny Buck than of getting the Unicorns back together, but if we don't help Mary, who will? Lila, Mary, Jessica, Ellen, Maria, Elizabeth, Mandy, and Evie -- Unicorns and best friends forever(???) 132773 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: University, Interrupted NJ Pascal, Francine and Laurie John Elizabeth Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Former Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. I’m not going back to Sweet Valley University -- ever. My sister betrayed me. My boyfriend broke my heart. And my parents are against me. There’s nothing for me at home. But where am I supposed to go? How about as far away as possible. 132774 1995 Elizabeth Wakefield: V For Victory NJ Pascal, Francine #114 Sweet Valley High Series. Also included in Winners and Losers Collection omnibus 1998. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. The Sweet Valley High cheerleaders are going to the Nationals. Although Jessica Wakefield and Heather Mallone have called a truce as co-captains, their biggest rival is Heather’s old squad. Even Jessica is shocked by their low-down tricks. When Heather flubs a routine, Jessica suspects that it’s more than a case of nerves. 132775 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Verdict, The NJ Pascal, Francine #97 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Elizabeth stands trial for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Sam following the Jungle Prom. 132776 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Very Bad Things NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University: Thriller Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. There’s a secret sorority and someone is jealous of Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica. Someone who will do anything to take her place. Someone who has the power to make bad things happen. Very bad things. 132777 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Wakefield Legacy, The: The Untold Story NJ Pascal, Francine #2 Sweet Valley High: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Continuing story of identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield’s ancestors. 132778 1991 Elizabeth Wakefield: Wakefields of Sweet Valley, The NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley High: Magna Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Following the stories of the women who came before identical twins Jessica and Elizabeth. 132779 1992 Elizabeth Wakefield: Wakefields Strike It Rich, The NJ Pascal, Francine #56 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield, identical twin Jessica and brother Steven each get one hundred dollars in cash from their Great Aunt Helen leaving each Wakefield kid excited and feeling wealthy until each finds out one hundred dollars does not last very long. 132780 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Wanted For Murder NJ Pascal, Francine #1 Sweet Valley University: Thriller Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica set off on a road trip to the mountains of Colorado. On the way they pick up Scott, a guy with a broken-down car and a face to die for. Then the girls find out about a string of armed robberies -- is Scott responsible? Elizabeth and Jessica soon find out. 132781 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: War Between the Twins, The NJ Pascal, Francine #37 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica’s group, the Unicorns, is upset that Elizabeth’s newspaper The Sweet Valley Sixers doesn’t give them enough courage, so they set up a rival newspaper. Elizabeth and Jessica become rivals when Elizabeth does not follow through on a promise to run. Jessica’s article about the Unicorn Club in the class newspaper, and to teach her a lesson, Jessica and the Unicorns start their own paper. 132782 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Wedding, The NJ Pascal, Francine #98 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical twin, Jessica. Todd Wilkins can’t keep pretending he’s interested in Jessica Wakefield -- especially when he’s still in love with Elizabeth. But can Elizabeth ever forgive his betrayal? And Margo has seen the Wakefield twins -- and the new life that could be hers. The only thing standing between Margo and her dream is murder. Lila Fowler finally has the family she always wanted: a father and a mother who love her. And she can tell that despite their years apart, her parents still love each other. Now all Lila wants is to get them back together -- and what Lila wants, Lila gets 132783 1998 Elizabeth Wakefield: What Jessica Wants NJ Pascal, Francine #138 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Second in six-part mini-series. School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of The Oracle and her identical sister Jessica. Is Jessica Wakefield losing her touch? Usually, she can wrap any guy around her little finger. But Devon Whitelaw, the sexy new guy in town, won't give her the time of day. Of course, his coldness makes him even more intriguing. Jessica swears she'll make him hers. In fact, she'll crush anybody who dares stand in her way...including her own twin! When Devon becomes Elizabeth's new chemistry lab partner, she can't help but notice how good looking he is. Who wouldn't? Still, she only has eyes for her longtime boyfriend, Todd Wilkins. But the more time Elizabeth spends with Devon, the more impressed she is by his brilliant mind. In comparison, Todd seems...well, sort of ordinary. Will Todd be history when Devon goes after Elizabeth's heart? 132784 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: What Winston Saw NJ Pascal, Francine #7 Sweet Valley University: Thriller Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Winston Egbert wishes he'd never been tempted by sexy Amanda Franklin. She was nothing more than a one-night stand, and a stupid mistake. He desperately wants to forget about her. But Amanda saw something horrible from the bedroom window that night--something she can't get out of her mind. 132785 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: What You Don’t Know NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. When Anna discovers that her best friend Larissa has a crush on Toby, a boy she also likes, she hides her feelings to help Larissa and Toby to get together, while Kristen, the student government president, must cope with changes. 132786 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: What Your Parents Don’t Know... NJ Pascal, Francine #3 Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and Tom Watts are collaborating on a huge story for the campus TV station. Could there be more to this partnership than news? Elizabeth’s identical twin Jessica Wakefield has proved she's an adult once and for all: she's moved In math her boyfriend, Mike McAllery. But how will she keep it a secret from her family? Winston Egbert is a fraternity pledge going through hazing hell. How far will he go to prove he really is Sigma material? Celine Boudreaux wants William White, but William wants Celine's roommate, Elizabeth. Celine never has liked Elizabeth. Now she's really out to get her! 132787 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Whatever NJ Pascal, Francine and Jamie Suzanne #17 Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Lacey: “I know m mom -- my real mom -- cares about me. So what if she never writes or calls? She’s probably really busy. But it will be so cool having her visit. We can go shopping and talk and...I don’t know...bond or something. Right?” 132788 1984 Elizabeth Wakefield: When Love Dies NJ Pascal, Francine #12 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica’s older brother, Steven, is heartbroken. His girlfriend, Tricia Martin, no longer seems interested in him. She breaks their dates and doesn’t return his calls. Steven can’t understand why Tricia’s feelings have changed so suddenly. Jessica is thrilled that Steven isn’t dating Tricia anymore. She sees it as the perfect opportunity to pair him with her best friend, Cara Walker. Elizabeth thinks that scheming, gossipy Cara is all wrong for Steven. She’s determined to find out the reason for Tricia’s strange behavior -- and horrified when she discovers the awful truth. 132789 2001 Elizabeth Wakefield: Where We Belong NJ Pascal, Francine #29 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Relationships among the Sweet Valley High seniors evolve as Connor continues to resolve his feelings for Elizabeth and attraction towards Alanna, and Ken pursues Maria despite her hesitation over taking him back. 132790 1989 Elizabeth Wakefield: White Lies NJ Pascal, Francine #52 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132791 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Who Knew? NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield thinks Sam is her new boyfriend. So why is he completely ignoring her? Neil can’t believe his best bud, Elizabeth’s identical twin, Jessica, would betray him, but he catches her in the act. Is that ex-serious, ex-studious Nina coming home from a date at 7 a.m. -- again? 132792 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Who Will Be Miss Unicorn? NJ Pascal, Francine #13 Sweet Valley Twins Series: The Unicorn Club Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Battle of the beauty queens . . .You won't believe it. Just when I thought the Unicorns were through acting silly and competitive with each other, they've entered the Sweet Valley Princess Beauty Pageant! Notice I said they. If you ask me, the whole idea is totally stupid. I man, who cares if some judge likes how you look in an evening gown? The other Unicorns care, that's who. And this pageant is definitely bringing out their worst. Lila put soap in everyone's high heels. Jessica took few stitches out of Kimberly's evening gown. And Ellen even tried to cut off Jessica's hair! I thought it couldn't get any worse--until Kimberly got stage fright and begged me to go on in her place! 132793 1990 Elizabeth Wakefield: Who’s To Blame? NJ Pascal, Francine #66 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. 132794 2000 Elizabeth Wakefield: Wild Child NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley Junior High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. Larissa’s school work suffers and her friends worry when she becomes obsessed with getting a major role in the school production of West Side Story. 132795 1996 Elizabeth Wakefield: Win One for Sandra NJ Pascal, Francine and Thomas John Carmen #2 Team Sweet Valley Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her teammates on the Sweet Valley Middle School beach volleyball team are headed for the California Games. The team has everything it takes to be champions: fast volleys, killer serves, and most importantly, a great coach, Sandra Kimball. The girls are determined to meet Sandra's high expectations. They're spending every extra minute perfecting their awesome spikes and blocks. But maybe they're a little too determined: the harder everyone tries to impress Sandra, the worse they play as a team. Just when the girls think it can't get any worse, it does. The baby Sandra's been expecting arrives two months early - and she's forced to take some time off. The girls vow they'll show Sandra her hard work and dedication weren't wasted. But can they stop blaming one another and put aside their differences to win their most crucial game? Sweet Valley shoots for the stars at the California games! 132796 1986 Elizabeth Wakefield: Winter Carnival NJ Pascal, Francine #5 Sweet Valley High: Super Editions Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield of the Oracle and identical twin Jessica Wakefield. 132797 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Witch in the Pumpkin Patch, The NJ Pascal, Francine with Molly Mia Stewart #73 Sweet Valley Kids Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends. Sweet Valley Kids has what seven-year-olds love, from birthday parties to class projects to caring for animals. Aspiring School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. In the words of 7-year-old Jessica, Elizabeth’s identical twin: “Our class took a field trip to a pumpkin patch! Everyone had fun -- everyone except me and my twin sister, Elizabeth. We think we saw a witch! In the Sweet Valley pumpkin patch haunted? I’m going back to find out!” 132798 1993 Elizabeth Wakefield: Won’t Someone Help Anna? NJ Pascal, Francine #69 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. From the minute she arrives at Sweet Valley Middle School, everybody loves Anna Reynolds. She's outgoing and funny--and almost as boy-crazy as the Unicorns! All of Anna's new friends are especially impressed that she can handle the pressures of school as a hearing-impaired student. The only one who isn't impressed is Cammi Adams. For some reason, Cammi is convinced that Anna won't last long at SVMS. When her prediction starts to come true, Cammi realizes that she may be the only one who can help Anna. But if she does, it will mean revealing a secret she wants to keep hidden forever! 132799 1984 Elizabeth Wakefield: Wrong Kind of Girl NJ Pascal, Francine #10 Sweet Valley High Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield’s identical twin Jessica has sworn never to allow Annie Whitman onto the Sweet Valley High cheering squad. Annie may have the beauty, talent and spirit to be a cheerleader, but she also has the worst reputation in school. She goes out with a different boy every night, and all the kids call her “Easy Annie” behind her back. Jessica’s pulling every devilish trick to keep Annie from ruining the cheerleaders’ image. Only Elizabeth, Jessica’s twin, knows what Annie is really like. But can she change her sister’s mind before Jessica shatters Annie’s dreams/ 132800 1997 Elizabeth Wakefield: Year Without Christmas, The NJ Pascal, Francine #113 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica couldn't be more excited about their Christmas Eve tree-trimming party. But while Elizabeth is caught up in the spirit of the season, Jessica is caught up in her favorite subject-Jessica. When she tries to hog all the attention at the party, she winds up destroying the Christmas, ruining Elizabeth's night- and making a total fool of herself. It's the worst Christmas Eve ever! Jessica wakes up grumpy on what she thinks is Christmas morning...but she soon discovers it's Christmas Eve all over again! Jessica has a second chance to make everything go her way, but when her selfish plans backfire once more, she wakes up to another Christmas Eve...and another...and another! Will Jessica break the spell and move on to Christmas Day, or is she doomed to spend eternity on an awful Christmas Eve? 132801 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: You’re Not My Sister NJ Pascal, Francine Sweet Valley University Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield isn’t the caring, sensitive sister she used to be. She tried to be nice. She tried to be sympathetic. But all the sweetness in the world couldn’t shake her twin Jessica out of her depression. Elizabeth thinks Jessica needs a heavy dose of tough love. But how tough is too tough? Will she push Jessica over the edge and lose her forever? Jessica has no one left to turn to. Her sorority and college have expelled her. Her twin sister has practically disowned her. Her parents are treating her like she’s a helpless child. She wants to end it all -- but something keeps urging her to hold on. Is she imagining things or could Nick Fox still be alive? 132802 1999 Elizabeth Wakefield: Your Basic Nightmare NJ Pascal, Francine #6 Sweet Valley High: Senior Year Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield and her identical twin Jessica. What do you do when you know your boyfriend cares for someone else? Melissa Fox has ruined Jessica Wakefield’s life. She’s turned practically everyone at school against her. Except the person who matters most -- her boyfriend Will Simmons who keeps taking Jessica’s side. 132803 1994 Elizabeth Wakefield: Yours For a Day NJ Pascal, Francine #76 Sweet Valley Twins Series. Francine Pascal’s Sweet Valley Twins & Friends School Newspaper Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield. Identical twin Jessica turns a charity fund raiser into a matchmaking plan. The members of the Unicorn Club are donating themselves to charity. For a price, they’ll obey a classmate’s wishes for a day. But with the big Valentine’s Day dance coming up, Jessica can’t resist turning the fund raiser into a huge matchmaking affair. 132804 1940 Elizabeth, My Daughter N OWN - H Ritner, Ann Newspaper Owner Nicholas Arnold is a political boss, a yellow journalist and an egoist. He runs his newspaper empire with his daughter. 132805 2005 Elizabethtown M DVD -R HQ 9431, 9432 Reporter from Global Business Today plans to write an article on a shoe disaster and Drew Baylor, the man who dreamed up the new shoe, Spasmotica. The man goes back to Elizabethtown, Kentucky to bury his father who was visiting his hometown. He waits for the article to come out so the world knows he is a failure. Headline on story: “Fiasco. Inside the Meltdown at Mercury Series.” Story: “Mercury we have a problem. Blueprint for a Mess. An untested talent, a billion-dollar investment on the next best thing. How Drew Baylor reached for the stars and fell off a cloud.” Caption under picture of CEO Philip R. Devoss: “We will survive. The shoe will not.” Caption under Spasmotica Designer Drew Baylor showing him going up in fire: “He set me free to do whatever I wanted.” 132806 2002 Ella and the Mothers MT TV Reporter (Amanda Pointer) 132807 1926 Ella Cinders M Editor (D'Arcy Corrigan). Photographer (Harry Allen). 132808 2004 Ella Enchanted: Red Carpet Premiere Special, A DT Interviewers Kari Kimmel, Jesse McCartney. 132809 2005 Ella Hepworth Dixon: Story of a Modern Woman, The DT Fehlbaum, Valerie Journalist Ella Hepworth Dixon (1957-1932) was a critic, essayist, short story writer, novelist, editor of a woman's magazine, dramatist, autobiographer and journalist. This is her story. 132810 1986 Ellen Burstyn Show, The T Series 9-21-1986 to 11-15-1986. 8-8-1987 to 9-12-1987 Journalism Professor Ellen Brewer (Ellen Burstyn) is writer/college journalism professor at University of Baltimore 132811 2005 Ellen Fremedon: Journalist NJ Givner, Joan Editor Ellen Fremedon, 12, and best friend, Jenny start a newspaper in quiet community of Partridge Cove little suspecting what kind of stories she will uncover. Her interview with kind but mysterious new neighbor brings wider press coverage to village. Promises subscribers a paper that is truthful and mistake-free, but finds out that journalism isn't easy. Obituary notices for pets annoy their owners, an incorrect muffin recipe causes disaster. Village librarian discovers several spelling and grammar mistakes. Ellen is fearless in her pursuit of truth, particularly when she finds an opportunity for some investigative reporting. Ellen's digging brings up some intriguing questions: is the secretive stranger who has moved next door the sinister person the village gossip thinks him to be? 132812 2005 Ellen Jones: All Things Hidden NR Herman, Kathy #3 Seaport Suspense Series Former Newspaper Editor Ellen Jones gets a disturbing call from her elderly father Lawrence’s neighbor and must face the fact that her father’s mind is slipping and he’s reached the stage where he’s not safe living alone. Lawrence is having trouble remembering many things -- just not the one thing he’s held against Ellen for nearly 40 years. Knowing she doesn’t have the patience to deal with Lawrence’s crushing criticism and wouldn’t survive a week under the same roof with him, Ellen and her husband Guy pair up their fathers to share an apartment in a retirement community, thinking it’s the ideal way for each to transition from independent living. But the plan backfires and Lawrence wanders off and ends up at the scene of a murder -- and may be the only eyewitness. Is what he tells police reliable? How can anyone be sure when his short-term memory is scrambled with the past? But the killer doesn’t know that. Meanwhile, her son Owen starts getting phone calls from a stranger who claims he has something that belongs to Owen, something he needs to take a look at. But when Owen refuses to meet the man unless he gets more specific, the man’s tone changes and he decides to do things his own way. What happens next is shocking and life changing for the entire family -- and ultimately produces a surprising answer to Ellen’s desperate pleading with God to help her love her father. Based on Galatians 6:7. 132813 2001 Ellen Jones: Day of Reckoning NR Herman, Kathy #2 Baxter Series Editor Ellen Jones is morally scrupulous and runs the local newspaper in this lakeside community. One man’s hatred sets off a community crisis. Textile magnate G. R. Logan lays off a 30-year employee who dies weeks later, and the man’s son means to make Logan pay. Sinister messages threaten the lives of two teenage girls while the citizens of Baxter struggle to cope with the evil that plagues this once-peaceful town. How will they react when they learn who’s responsible? Can anything break their cycle of bitterness? 132814 2005 Ellen Jones: Eye of the Beholder NR Herman, Kathy #2 Seaport Suspense Series Former Newspaper Editor Ellen Jones. Guy Jones is about to burst his buttons. He just won the biggest case of his career and is being hailed by his law partners. But his wife, Ellen, is consumed with her quirky, needy friends and misses his victory dinner. Little does she know that Kinsey Abbott, Guy’s pretty legal secretary, is more than happy to keep him company. Communication between the Joneses rapidly deteriorates when Ellen’s stubborn loyalty to an Iranian couple lands her in the FBI’s spotlight -- and Guy’s bad graces. Guy soon discovers Kinsey’s dark side, which inevitably pulls him into a web of danger and deceit. He decides not to tell Ellen. But it’s going to cost him. Seaport is on high alert for a potential terrorist attack after the Coast Guard boards and seizes a boat that’s being used to store bomb-making materials and a surface-to-air missile. Five Arab men are arrested and authorities suspect there is a terrorist cell operating in the region. Ellen’s husband, Attorney Guy Jones is caught up in building his professional image and climbing the social ladder after winning the biggest case of his career and being acclaimed by his law partners. He hassles his wife Ellen about her common friends, whom he finds to be an embarrassment. But when Ellen stubbornly refuses to abandon her friendship with an Iranian American woman, even though her association with the woman lands her in the FBI’s spotlight, the Jones’s once rock-solid marriage starts to crumble. In the midst of marital turmoil and uncertainty, Guy allows his pride and anger to influence a decision that pulls him deeper and deeper into a perilous web of deceit -- and threatens to destroy a lot more than just his marriage. 132815 2003 Ellen Jones: Fine Line, A NR Herman, Kathy #5 Baxter Series Editor Ellen Jones goes looking for a feature newspaper story on the corporate attorney who dies suddenly after an agreement to bring a regional tire plant to town is finalized. Soon, someone is stalking Jones. Baxter residents fear upheaval when a regional tire plant announces it’s coming to Baxter. Rumor has it that mayor Charlie Kirby’s signature on the deal was influenced by an affair with the tire company’s corporate attorney—who dies suddenly after the agreement is finalized. Charlie, a pillar of the community and a father of seven, faces the court of public opinion and the biggest moral dilemma of his life. Meanwhile, newspaper editor Ellen Jones goes looking for a feature story, collides with the brick wall of the late attorney’s past—and is stalked by someone pursuing the same track. 132816 2003 Ellen Jones: High Stakes NR Herman, Kathy #4 Baxter Series Editor Ellen Jones is morally scrupulous and runs the local newspaper in this lakeside community. Angie Marks, pierced and tattooed, arrives on Baxter’s doorstep and wanders homeless until an eccentric old millionaire shocks everyone and hires her to be his live-in housekeeper. Down at Monty’s Diner, the rumor mill goes on tilt, and suspicion abounds that Angie might be in cahoots with Billy Joe Sawyer to frighten key witnesses in his upcoming conspiracy/murder trial. But there is a lot more is at stake than Angie’s reputation! She finds herself implicated in a grizzly murder and then is forced into hiding by the man accused of the killing. 132817 2006 Ellen Jones: Not By Chance NR Herman, Kathy #4 Seaport Suspense Series Former Newspaper Editor Ellen Jones. The words rang in Brandon Jones’s mind. He didn’t know what he expected from the homeless man he met on the way out of town. Certainly not angry words that haunted him. But then nothing was happening the way he expected. Not his promising career, not his engagement to the “perfect” woman. All his certainty that God had plans for him,that he was meant to do something important, something significant, amounted to a big fat zero. And now, here he was, 30 years old, no job,no fiancee, no direction and living with his parents. 132818 2004 Ellen Jones: Shred of Evidence NR Herman, Kathy #1 Seaport Suspense Series Former Newspaper Editor Ellen Jones enjoys a leisurely lunch at a Seaport restaurant where she overhears a private conversation at the table next to her -- and disturbing accusations of pedophilia involving the husband of a woman she’s recently befriend. Ellen’s head is reeling. She’s hesitant to confront her friend with hearsay, but her attachment to the woman’s two-year-old daughter won’t let her leave it alone. Ellen knows where the husband works and decides to confront his employer. But when the employer evades her questions and asks her to leave, Ellen is convinced that something is amiss. She gets on the Internet and checks to see if her friend’s husband is a registered sex offender. When that leads to a dead end, she digs through old newspaper articles and stumbles onto information that gives her cold chills -- information too frightening to keep to herself. Ellen confronts the police chief with what she’s discovered, but no one is prepared for what happens next. 132819 2001 Ellen Jones: Tested by Fire NR Herman, Kathy #1 Baxter Series Editor Ellen Jones is morally scrupulous and runs the local newspaper in this lakeside community. When a bizarre houseboat explosion rocks the close-unit community of Baxter, firefighters, friends and neighbors stand powerless as the McConnells’ blazing hull sinks to the bottom of Heron Lake. Grief turns to outrage as new evidence proves there was one survivor -- and points to murder, something this sheltered community has never faced in its 100-year history. In a race with the FBI, Jed sets out to track down the sole survivor, coping meanwhile with his own painful marital struggle. 132820 2002 Ellen Jones: Vital Signs NR Herman, Kathy #3 Baxter Series Editor Ellen Jones is morally scrupulous and runs the local newspaper in this lakeside community. Furious that his girlfriend chose to bring twin babies to term, Dennis walks out of Jennifer's life. And now the Centers for Disease Control have quarantined Jennifer, along with 200 others who attended the reception for a missionary couple bearing a deadly virus. Is Jennifer at risk? Does Dennis even care what will happen to the twins, separated from their mother at birth? Fear takes hold in the town as violence erupts, and Baxter experiences an outbreak deadlier than any virus. 132821 2002 Ellen Show, The: T SVD 1148 Episode News Media. Mary Tyler Moore and Ed Asner guest. Reminscing about Mary Richards and Lou Grant in "The Mary Tyler Moore Show." 132822 2001 Ellen Show, The: Vanity Hair T Episode #4. 10-12-2001 Photographer (Herb Ritts). 132823 1994 Ellen: T SV 300 (Media Excerpts) Episode Travel Writer, Rolling Stone. 132824 1998 Ellen: T SVD 693 Episode News Media 132825 1997 Ellen: All Ellen, All The Time T DVD -R HQ 7431 Episode #97. 12-3-1997 Radio. Ellen gets a job at a small, all-talk radio station, KPOV, but when the Sports Chat host leaves in a huff, she's left to fill the void armed with only her personal charm and irrevocable wit. 132826 1994 Ellen: Anchor, The T DVD -R HQ 2074 News Media. Ted Koppel and Nightline. Ellen tries to win back an annoying friend she dumped. 132827 1997 Ellen: Emma T SVD 538 Episode Press. Ellen tells Emma (Emma Thompson) about reporters insatiable about getting information and will delve into every aspect of her past 132828 1994 Ellen: Houseguest, The T Episode #8. 5-24-1994 Radio Voice-Over (Linda Gary). 132829 1995 Ellen: Shake, Rattle and Rubble T VHS 314 Episode #36. 9-13-1995. Reporter (Rick Fitts). Male Anchor (Richard Saxton). Female Anchor (Susan Segal). 132830 1995 Ellen: These Successful Friends of Mine T Episode #37. 9-20-1995 Photographer Adam Green (Arye Gross). Adam's pictures of the earthquake get picked up by Life Magazine. Paige gets a job as a film executive. Ellen feels her friends no longer have time for her, as they are all off fulfilling their dreams. 132831 1998 Ellen: When Ellen Talks, People Listen T DVD -R HQ 7503 Episode #108. 7-15-1998 Radio Host Ellen urges her radio audience at KPOV-Radio to practice kindness, but instead the listeners become more hostile. 132832 1996 Ellen's Energy Adventure M Episode Radio Newscaster (Corey Burton). Traffic Reporter (Corey Burton) 132833 1939 Ellery Queen R 1939-48 Journalists. Armchair panel of detectives included real-life journalists, dropped after first season 132834 1941 Ellery Queen and the Murder Ring M Writer Nikki Porter (Margaret Lindsay) 132835 1941 Ellery Queen and the Perfect Crime M Writer Nikki Porter (Margaret Lindsay), freelance mystery writer who goes to work for Ellery as his secretary 132836 1975 Ellery Queen: T Series 9-11-75 to 9-19-76 Reporter Frank "Front Page" Flannigan (Ken Swofford) for The New York Gazette. Criminologist Simon Brimmer (John Hillerman) hosts a talk program, "Case Book of SB" Set in 1947 Crime Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). His father, Inspector Queen (Da Reporter Frank Flannigan (Kenneth Swofford) of the New York Gazette or "FF" as his secretary Vera calls him is the newspaper loudmouth, the long-suffering reporter always quick to call his home base, The New York Gazette and shriek, "Stop the Presses." His column was "Broadway Beat" by Frank Flannigan. He usually ended up printing the wrong party named guilty of murder. Ellery Queen always put him in his place and the look on Frank's face as he went into the tirade that followed. Luckily, Frank's newspaper never seemed to hold it against him and good old Vera was there with a flash of whiskey, a backrub or a cup of joe. Luckily, Frank's newspaper never seemed to hold it against him and good old Vera was there with a flash of whiskey, a backrub or a cup of joe. Frank was constantly printing information about cases that Inspector Queen as trying to keep under wraps. 132837 1975 Ellery Queen: Adventure of a Mad Tea Party, The T SV 280 Episode #9. 10-30-1975 Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton) and his agent, Howard Biggers (Jim Backus) travel to the estate of a wealthy eccentric who wants to turn one of Ellery's books into a play. But he disappears while wearing a Mad Hatter's costume from the Alice in Wonderland theme party he was throwing. 132838 1976 Ellery Queen: Adventure of a Sunday Punch, The T SV 291 Episode #14. 1-11-1976 Reporter Frank Flannigan (Kenneth Swofford) of the New York Gazette or "FF" as his secretary Vera calls him is the newspaper loudmouth, the long-suffering reporter always quick to call his home base, The New York Gazette and shriek, "Stop the Presses." Flannigan and Queen battle it out when a boxer is killed while training for a championship bout and the finger points towards his sparring partner. The suspect's girlfriend asks Ellery for help in clearing her boyfriend's name. Ellery accepts the challenge. It seems the dead boxer had nearly as many enemies as Bugs Moran. Flannigan makes things more complicated by always coming up with the wrong solutions and suspects. 132839 1976 Ellery Queen: Adventure of Caesar's Last Sleep, The T Episode #21. 3-14-1976 Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). Inspector Queen (David Wayne) is in charge of protecting a mob witness but the witness is murdered before he can testify. Rivals in the department feel he's gotten long in the tooth and relies too much on his son and want him out. Ellery comes to the rescue. 132840 1975 Ellery Queen: Adventure of Colonel Nevin's Memoirs, The T SV 295 Episode #8. 10-23-1975 Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). World War II Spy, Colonel Alec Niven is on a book tour in New York concerning his memoirs in which he accuses a variety of people of war crimes and treasonous acts. Ellery's gal pal, Jenny O'Brien finds the erstwhile spy dead in his hotel room stabbed with an antique dagger. 132841 1975 Ellery Queen: Adventure of Miss Aggie's Farewell Performance, The T Episode #7. 10-19-1975 Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). Radio Star Vera Bethune is poisoned during the taping of her show. She survives and asks Ellery from her hospital bed to look into things. Then she is shot to death while in the hospital. Ellery and the Inspector are guilt-stricken over failing to protect her. Radio Mystery Star Simon Brimmer (John Hillerman) is determined to beat both Queens to the solution in order to retain a sponsor to his radio program. 132842 1975 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the 12th Floor Express, The T Episode #6. 10-9-1975 News Mogul Henry Manners is murdered in an express elevator to the 12th floor of his building with nobody inside the elevator except the victim. Suspects include several journalists. There's Manners' sister who had previously run the paper while her brother was absent in World War II, the right-wing columnist who was always getting the paper into legal hot water, the Editor being forced into retirement and the paper's lawyer. Ole Frank Flannigan is on the scene too making the usual nuisance of himself and trying to beat Ellery to the solution. Reporter Frank Flannigan (Kenneth Swofford) of the New York Gazette or "FF" as his secretary Vera calls him is the newspaper loudmouth, the long-suffering reporter always quick to call his home base, The New York Gazette and shriek, "Stop the Presses." His column was "Broadway Beat" by Frank Flannigan. He usually ended up printing the wrong party named guilty of murder. Ellery Queen always put him in his place and the look on Frank's face as he went into the tirade that followed. 132843 1975 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Auld Lang Syne, The T Episode #2. 9-11-1975 Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). New Year's Eve 1946. 10 p.m. The ballroom of the Hotel Astor. A murder. The soon-to-be victim has just announced that he plans to disinherit all of his relatives and business partner before the night is out. He's found minutes later slumped over in a nearby phone booth. 132844 1976 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Black Falcon, The T Episode #13. 1-4-1976 Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). Criminologist-Radio Mystery Star Simon Brimmer (John Hillerman) arrives at a restaurant where he is to give a live-remote broadcast of his highly rated mystery radio program. Ellery and the Inspector are invited to attend. Murder is committed on the premises. One of the owners is poisoned by a bottle of wine. Criminologist Simon Brimmer (John Hillerman) hosts a talk program, "Case Book of SB" 132845 1975 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Blunt Instrument, The T SV 293 Episode #12. 12-18-1975 Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). An awards dinner sponsored by the Crime Writers of America is being held at the residence of writer Edgar Manning who is the recipient of the Blunt Instrument Award. Ellery is not present at the dinner. He's home sick with a head cold. Nasty, egotistical Manning calls up Ellery on the telephone in order to gloat about his win and is murdered while speaking to Queen on the phone. 132846 1975 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Chinese Dog, The T Episode #4. 9-25-1975 Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). On a fishing trip to the town of Wrightsville, Ellery and Inspector Queen are dragged into the case of the murder of a wealthy man who was whacked over the head with an ornamental dog figurine. The figurine meant as a wedding gift for his daughter was worth nearly half a million dollars. Two rival candidates for sheriff want the inspector to solve the town's first murder in decades so they can grab the credit. 132847 1975 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Comic Book Crusader T SV 272 (Missed Beginning) Episode #5. 10-2-1975 Publisher of comic books is murdered. Ellery himself is a leading suspect because he'd clashed over how he was portrayed in the publisher's comics. It seems as though the man left a dying clue which apparently points to him. Ellery is forced to investigate in order to clear his name. Ole Frank Flannigan, reporter-columnist, is one the scene trying to steal some of the glory. Reporter Frank Flannigan (Kenneth Swofford) of the New York Gazette or "FF" as his secretary Vera calls him is the newspaper loudmouth, the long-suffering reporter always quick to call his home base, The New York Gazette and shriek, "Stop the Presses." His column was "Broadway Beat" by Frank Flannigan. He usually ended up printing the wrong party named guilty of murder. Ellery Queen always put him in his place and the look on Frank's face as he went into the tirade that followed. 132848 1976 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Disappearing Dagger, The T Episode #23. 4-4-1976. Series' Finale. Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton) probes the murder of a retired detective who as killed while investigating a five-year-old unsolved murder case. The Broadcaster (Tom Brown). The Assistant (Kristin Larkin). 132849 1976 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Eccentric Engineer, The T SV 290 Episode #15. 1-18-1975 News Media. Radio Newscaster-Announcer (Art Ballinger). Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). Brilliant but now seemingly senile inventor is murdered in his electric train workshop. 132850 1976 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Hard Hearted Huckster, The T SV 226 Episode #22. 3-21-1976 Reporter-Columnist Frank Flannigan (Ken Swofford) of the New York Gazette probably wishes he had taken a vacation to Wally World as he's made to look foolish on the infant medium known as television. Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). Front Page Flannigan or "FF" as his secretary Vera calls him is the newspaper loudmouth, the long-suffering reporter always quick to call his home base, The New York Gazette and shriek, "Stop the Presses." The plot concerns murder of a nasty advertising executive for the Quick Silver Tobacco company which was thinking about sponsoring a radio show starring Flannigan. "Broadway Beat" is Flannigan's column. He usually ended up printing the wrong party named guilty of murder. Ellery Queen always put him in his place and the look on Frank's face as he went into the tirade that followed. 132851 1976 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Judas Tree, The T Episode #17. 2-1-1976 Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). Queens investigate a wealthy industrialist and war profiteer who is stabbed to death with a Chinese ceremonial dagger and then dragged out of his house and hung from a tree with a crown of thorns on his head Just like one Judas Iscariot. 132852 1975 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Lover's Leap, The T Episode #3. 9-18-1975 Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). Criminologist-Radio Mystery Star Simon Brimmer (John Hillerman). Radio Technician (John Lawlor). Wealthy heiress dies. She jumped off the balcony of her elegant home or did she? Was it suicide or murder? She was reading one of Ellery's own mysteries at the time and she died exactly the same way as the victim in the book. Simon Brimmer arrives on the scene to try to solve the case, but Ellery always beats him to the punch. 132853 1975 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Pharaoh's Curse, The T SV 288 Episode #11. 12-11-1975 Art Critic (Charles Macaulay). Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). Criminologist-Radio Mystery Star Simon Brimmer (John Hillerman). A rich man buys and brings an Egyptian sarcophagus to display at the world famous Tremane Museum. Curse on the art work. Six previous owners have all been killed. The rich man becomes victim number seven. 132854 1976 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Sinister Scenario, The T Episode #18. 2-8-1976 Gossip Columnist (Carole Cook). Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). Ellery and Inspector Queen (David Wayne) travel to Hollywood in order to watch the filming of an adaptation of one of Ellery's novels into a movie. At the studio they meet the actors who will be portraying them. Gilbert Mallory (Troy Donahue), the egotistical no-talent ass clown slated to play Ellery is found murdered. 132855 1976 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Two-Faced Woman T Episode #19. 2-29-1976 Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). Radio Mystery Star Simon Brimmer (John Hillerman) once again fingers the wrong culprit in this tale about the murder of a socialite who was apparently leading a double life. 132856 1976 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Tyrant of Tin Pan Alley, The T Episode #20. 3-7-1976 Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). Radio payola scandals of the 1940s and 1950s are recalled. Criminologist Radio Mystery Star Simon Brimmer (John Hillerman) once again tries to best Ellery and once again comes up short. Plot concerns murder of popular songwriter during the musical interlude on a radio show when he goes to the station's record library to find a record. 132857 1976 Ellery Queen: Adventure of the Wary Witness, The T Episode #16. 1-25-1976 Reporter-Columnist Frank "Front Page" Flannigan of the New York Gazette. First Reporter (Myron Natwick). Second Reporter (Robert Stoneman). Ellery's old college chum is accused of murdering a mobster and Ellery must find a missing witness who can prove his innocence. The missing witness was a woman wearing a green dress. This description could fit any woman in New York. Flannigan comes along for the ride too and this time he's not quite so antagonistic towards Ellery. "Broadway Beat" is Flannigan's column. He usually ended up printing the wrong party named guilty of murder. Ellery Queen always put him in his place and the look on Frank's face as he went into the tirade that followed. 132858 1975 Ellery Queen: Adventure of Veronica Veils, The T SV 288 Episode #10. 11-13-1975 Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). Criminologist Radio Mystery Star Simon Brimmer (John Hillerman) Burlesque producer is found dead of an apparent heart attack but he leaves behind a video to be shown at his funeral in which he states that no matter what it looks like he will be murdered. In the video, the producer asks Brimmer to solve his murder. His widow, knowing that Simon can't figure out the case, goes to Ellery and asks for help. Brimmer once again tries to best Ellery and once again is 100 percent wrong. 132859 1959 Ellery Queen: Further Adventures of Ellery Queen, The: Body of the Crime T Episode #31. 5-29-1959 Press. Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Lee Philips) is foreman of the jury that acquits a man accused of the murder of his friend Ed Rawling. But after the trial, the man tells the newspapers that he is in fact guilty. 132860 1958 Ellery Queen: Further Adventures of Ellery Queen, The: Diamond Studded Typewriter T Episode #10. 12-5-1958. Series 9-26-1958 to 9-4-1959. Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (George Nader). News Media. 132861 1958 Ellery Queen: Further Adventures of Ellery Queen, The: Double, Double T Episode #8. 11-14-1958 Newspapers. Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (George Nader) receives in the mail a number of newspaper clippings relating a series of supposedly accidental deaths in a small town where he once lived. Then he is visited by a young girl from the same town who tells him that her father has disappeared and asks for his help. 132862 1959 Ellery Queen: Further Adventures of Ellery Queen, The: This Murder Comes To You Love T Hecht, Ben Episode #32. 6-5-1959 TV Talk Show. Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Lee Philips) accompanies poet Alonzo Christian (Ben Hecht) to a TV studio where he is to appear on a talk show. While the program is on the air, the poet is murdered. 132863 1975 Ellery Queen: Too Many Suspects T Episode #1. 3-23-1975 Crime-Mystery Writer Ellery Queen (Jim Hutton). Radio Announcer (Harry Von Zell). Criminologist-Radio Mystery Star Simon Brimmer (John Hillerman). Ellery must track down the killer of a noted fashion designer who pulled the plug out of her clock and her TV set as a cryptic dying message. 132864 1941 Ellery Queen's Penthouse Mystery M Newspaperman Sanders (Frank Albertson) posing as a bellboy 132865 1997 Elles MF Belgium - France Editor (Roland De Pauw). 132866 2009 Ellington Boulevard N Langer, Adam Magazine Editor “The Buyer” is a trusting young editor at a dying cultural magazine who falls in love with the Tenant in an apartment on West 106th Street, known as Duke Ellington Boulevard. The Landlord is a recovered alcoholic and womanizer who has newly found Judaism and a wife half his age. The Buyer’s husband is a disaffected graduate student taken to writing bawdy faux-academic papers, and the Buyer’s Husband’s Girlfriend is a children’s book writer with a tragic past. The fate of one apartment before, during and after the height of New York’s real estate boom. 132867 1984 Ellis Island MT Miniseries Reporter, Young (Jeff Harding) 132868 2006 Ellos robaron la picha de Hitler MF Spain Reporter (Pablo Cassinello). 132869 1954 Elmer Davis DT Series. 2-21-1954 to 5-2-1954. ABC Commentator Elmer Davis. 132870 1960 Elmer Gantry M DVD -R HQ 1869, 1870, 1856. (Three Parts). L. B3 Lewis, Sinclair (Novel). Richard Brooks (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jim Lefferts (Arthur Kennedy), Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist for the Zenith Times Dispatch, detached observer of events. Professed agnostic with extensive knowledge of Bible. Evangelist Gantry criticizes reporter for articles on evolution. Female Evangelist tells colleagues to pass around bucket of milk to "those dear newspaper reporters so they can wash out the taste of whisky." Reporter attacks revival tent show in print. Female evangelist calls articles worst kind of muckraking. Says she can't sue paper for libel because accusations implied not directly stated. Gantry lashes out at reporter as atheist who "learned his trade from Mencken and Ingersoll, Sinclair Lewis and a lot of other atheists." Wins time on paper's radio station Stages revival outside of reporter's office to save him. Planted photos frame Gantry but reporter refuses to buy them recognizing them as blackmailing lies. Woman recants. Female evangelist killed in fire. Reporter gives Gantry her burnt Bible. Reporter-Photographer (Jack McKee). Photographer Benny (Peter Brocco). Newspaper Publisher Mr. Eddington (Dayton Lummis). 132871 1927 Elmer Gantry N OWN - P Lewis, Sinclair Reporter investigates evangelist. "Fight the press? Mister, you know anybody ever licked newspapers?…Besides I am for a free press and for free enterprise, and for…whatever the hell the other freedoms are." 132872 2001 Eloge de l'amour MF U.S. Journalist (Mark Hunter) 132873 2002 Eloise M Australia Reporter (Leanne Sills). 132874 1980 elva leve!, La MF Reporter (Christian Vennerod), Arve, NRK-reporter. 132875 1988 Elvira, Mistress of the Dark M Anchorwoman (Tress MacNeille). Cameraman (Bill Swearingen). 132876 1979 Elvis T Columnist Ed Sullivan (Will Jordan). 2nd Reporter (Jim Greenleaf). Presley biography. Media 132877 1990 Elvis MT Miniseries Reporter (Mark Davis) 132878 2005 Elvis MT DVD -R HQ 3287, 3288 (Part One). 3305, 3006 (Part Two) Miniseries. News Media. Newsman #1 (Manny Chevrolet). Newsreel Reporter (Bill Martin Williams). RCA Public Relations (Cynthia LeBlanc). Reporter (Johnny Rock). News Photographer (Michael Woziak). Cameraman 1 (Benjamin Mullens). Overton Announcer (Jillian Kulick). Reporter (Jan Falk). Photographer (Justin Groetsch). 132879 2007 Elvis and Anabelle M News Media. Reporter (Peter Cornwell). Reporter (Michele Harrington). Reporter (Katie Knighten). Reporter (Andrea Lee). Reporter (Michael Sorrels). Reporter (Ro' Black). Photographer (Sammy Harte). Reporter (Jacqueline Renee). Reporter (Russell Wayne Groves). Photographer (Sammy Harte). Reporter (Tony Gibson). 132880 1988 Elvis and Me MT Reporter (Brian Greenspan). Reporter (Jeff Levinson). Reporter (Ray Nadeau). Reporter (Roger Rook). Reporter (Christopher Ursitti). Reporter (Roger Rook). Woman Reporter (Danny Sue Nolan). German Reporter (Paul Frankeur). 132881 1993 Elvis and the Colonel: Untold Story, The MT Press (Tiiu Leek) 132882 1991 Elvis Files, The T SV 97 Episode. 8-14-91 News Media 132883 1999 Elvis Gratton II: Miracle a Memphis M News Reader (Gilles-Philippe Delorme) 132884 1999 Elvis in Aspic N DeMarco, Gordon Tabloid Reporter Steve Toast for Los Angeles' National Comet learns from a source that James Early Ray escaped from a Tennessee Prison in 1977 and made contact with Elvis Presley at Graceland. He told the King about a CIA plot to kill Jimmy Carter. Weeks later Elvis died mysteriously -- killed by the CIA. Toast thinks the story is preposterous until his source turns up dead and strangers begin to threaten his life. This could be the biggest story of Toast's life -- if he should live so long. Toast covers the "Elvis Beat for paper and editor Stan Barfyskowicz sends him out on the story. Jan Thomas is his ex-girlfriend and now West Coast bureau chief for the Washington Post. 132885 1977 Elvis in Concert T Interviewer Annett Wolf. 132886 1982 Elvis is Dead SS USC Zavos, Spiro In "Faith of Our Fathers." Editorial Writer Frank. Sharon. George Roberts, feature writer and Jack Mason, columnist. Clarion was a morning newspaper and the journalists working on it tended to drift into work sometime after midday. 132887 1989 Elvis Stories M Art Critic Corky (Jimmy Doyle) 132888 1934 Elysia (Valley of the Nude) M Reporter for the International News Service who is assigned to do a story on nudist colonies 132889 2001 eMale M News Announcer (Bryan Harston) 132890 1987 Emanon M Reporter (Deanna McKinstry) 132891 1977 Emanuelle Around the World (aka Emmanuelle. Emanuelle - Perche violenza alle donne? Confessions of Emanuelle. The Degradation of Emanuelle. Emanuelle Versus Violence to Women) MF SV 127. VHS 700. DVD Adult. Journalist-Photographer Nera Emanuelle (Laura Gemser) pools her talents with international beauty to expose violence to women. 132892 1977 Emanuelle e gli ultimi cannibali (aka Trap Them and Kill Them, aka Emanuelle and the Last Cannibals, aka Emanuelle’s Amazon Adventure) M SV 56 (Excerpts) Reporter Emanuelle (Laura Gemser), while doing undercover work in a mental hospital, discovers a girl who seems to have been raised by a tribe of Amazonian cannibals. Intrigued, Emanuelle and friends travel deep into the Amazon jungle where they find that the supposedly extinct tribe of cannibals is still very much alive. And Emanuelle and her party are not welcomed visitors. 132893 1983 Emanuelle fuga dall’inferno (aka Emanuelle Escapes from Hell. Emanuelle in Prison. Women’s Prison Massacre) M Italy. Reporter Emanuelle comes just a little too close to exposing a corrupt official, and is sent to prison on trumped-up charges. In the prison, the inmates are constantly humiliated and tortured by the prison staff. Overly affectionate prisoners are forced underwater, while others are obliged to look on. Emanuelle finds an enemy in the deranged man who runs the prison. For the pleasure of the warden, Emanuelle and the man are forced to fight each other with knives. Then four men awaiting execution take over the prison. 132894 1976 Emanuelle in America (aka Brutal Nights). M DVD Investigative Photojournalist Emanuelle (Laura Gemser) has a thirst for adventure matched only by her insatiable erotic hunger. But when she uncovers shocking evidence of an international snuff film conspiracy, she is plunged into an odyssey of forbidden passion, depraved desires and unspeakable human brutality. From the lust-filled streets of New York City to the corrupt corridors of Washington D.C. and beyond, Emanuelle goes after the story -- even if it kills her. Editor Frankie. 132895 1976 Emanuelle in Bangkok (aka Emanuelle nera orient reportage) MF Italy Photojournalist Emanuelle (Laura Gemser) travels to Bangkok with her friend Roberto, an archeologist, hoping to take photographs of the King of Thailand for an American magazine. She meets a prince who introduces her to the joys of an Oriental message and later meets up with an American couple and over an opium pipe they discover the joys of sexual liberation. Emanuelle finds herself in trouble when the Prince is evicted from the country for plotting to overthrow the king. She manages to leave the country and heads for Casablanca to meet with Roberto again and finds herself unexpectedly becoming the role model for the American ambassador’s young daughter (Debra Berger). Bisexual drama. 132896 1975 Emanuelle nera (aka Black Emanuelle. Emanuelle in Africa) M Adult Journalist-Photographer Mae Jordan (Laura Gemser), known to her readers as “Emanuelle” travels to Africa on assignment. Questions of her own racial and sexual identity come to a head as she observes the troubled marriage of her hosts. Things get complicated when Emanuelle finds herself in affairs with both of them, after which she flees Africa only to be pursued by the man who earlier rejected her and ridiculed her advances. 132897 1966 Embalmer, The (Il Mostro Di Venezia) M Tavella, Dino (Story). Antonio Walter, Gian Baptista Mussetto, Paolo Lombardo, Tavella (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Italy - Ness Book Reporter Andreas investigates abductions of young women in Venice. Meets resistance from editor who objects to sensational nature of articles, and from police who disregard his claims as comic-book fantasies. Reporter thinks disappearances are work of maniacal murderer. Reporter leads various people on tour of city and falls in love with woman who is part of group of visitors. Reporter decides to flush out killer. Editor doesn't sanction the idea. Reporter is unable to prevent girlfriend from becoming next victim. Chases down skull-faced fiend who is shot by police. 132898 1965 Embarrassing Death, An N Jeffires, Roderic PR Public Relations Man Bill Stemple, works in an automobile manufacturer's publicity department. Accused of murder. 132899 1930 Embarrassing Moments M AFI-Authors Writer 132900 1985 Embassy MT News Media 132901 1992 Embassy: Crisis of Confidence T Episode #25. 7-30-1992 Journalist (Vince D'Amico). 132902 1992 Embassy: Times a Changing T Episode. 7-16-1992. Season #3. Episode #8 Reporter (Vince D'Amico). 132903 2004 Embedded P Robbins, Tim 3-2004 Journalists are drilled by a musical-theater-loving colonel who is preparing them to be soon embedded in the Iraq War. 132904 2005 Embedded M Journalist (Riki Lindhome). 132905 2005 Embedded/Live MT DVD Robbins, Tim Reporters covering the Iraq war in this satire. Reporters in boot camp bark "Sir! I am a maggot journalist, sir!" 132906 1982 Embrace of the Butcher N OWN - P Burton, Anthony News Media 132907 2002 Embrace the Darkness 3 (Embrace the Darkness III) M Editor-in-Chief (Kent Kasper). Charming, inquisitive young male reporter meets a young vampire who after meeting him wants to become mortal again so that she can be with him. But time is running out and Jennifer is forced to choose between two very different paths. 132908 1992 Embrace the Serpent N OWN - H Quayle, Marilyn-N. Northcott Reporter for the liberal Washington Herald is murdered while working on a story that might ruin a U.S. Senator running for a third term from Georgia who is topping Republican presidential polls who is black. Liberal journalists who determine "the focus, content and in essence the bias of much of the national news." 132909 1997 Embrace the Wind N Kitzmiller, Chelley Publisher Ginny Sinclair believes Tucson Arizona is worse than she expected. Having lost her first and only love, she is in Tucson working beside her father at the newly purchased Tucson Sun. Before long, she finds herself the reluctant editor of the newspaper. Pulled into the struggle between the town and the Apaches, she is intrigued by a half-Apache interpreter for the U.S. Army -- an attraction dangerous for both of them in a town torn by hatred and a distrust of Indians. The beautiful Sinclair is a city woman, someone he shouldn't be involved with. But they fall in love. She and her father moved to Tucson to stake their claim as publishers of the town's newspaper. 132910 1948 Embraceable You M Newspaper Deliverymen (Ralph Peters, Tom Wilson). 132911 2005 Embraced: Destiny of One, The NSF Hemphill, G.L. Public Relations Executive Lusan introduces Spencer to a world he knows nothing about: public relations. Lusan is a gracious, intelligent, charismatic and wealthy man. But he is a man with an ulterior motive. Becoming a representative of this firm, Spencer is embraced with visions of power and wealth. Having no idea why it is al happening, he dismisses it as cockiness about the new position. He is sent out to find a woman who he is supposed to try to discredit purely on information given to him by his boss and a client. Along the way, Spencer realizes this woman isn’t the problem but one of the doors he will have to open to prepare himself for an upcoming battle. Spencer also has another problem: he discovers she has special abilities. 132912 2001 Embracing the Horror NR Dorce-Coupet, Darline Fashion Editor Erin Arielle Symonette has a devoted famous boyfriend, a challenging job as fashion editor for a trendy South Beach magazine and a marvelous circle of friends. She seems to have it all. On a Caribbean cruise, she exchanges a lingering glance with a handsome stranger that will change the course of her life forever. 132913 1982 Emerald N Whitney, Phyllis A. Journalist Carol Hamilton is terrified of her ex-husband, a wealthy and powerful man who will stop at nothing to take their son away from her. To escape him, she seeks refuge at the Palm Springs home of her great-aunt, a once-celebrated movie star. While under her spell, Hamilton decides to write a book about her. What she doesn't realize is that digging into the past is going to break open old and terrible secrets that set the stage for murder. 132914 1988 Emerald City M Society Photographer (Robert L. Rosen). 132915 1984 Emerald Point N.A.S.: Wedding, The T Episode #22. 3-12-1984 News Media. Reporter #1 (Stan Wojno). Reporter #2 (Baillie Gerstein). 132916 1983 Emerald Point, N.A.S.: T Writer David Marquette (Michael Brandon) 132917 1989 Emerald Tear M SVD 559 Journalist must choose between romance and responsibility when she falls in love with the subject of her story 132918 1965 Emergency in the Pyrenees NM Bridge, Ann (Lady Mary Dolling O'Malley) #7 Julia Probyn Series Journalist freelancing for Yorkshire Post. Julia Probyn works from time to time as a freelance journalist for several English weeklies and at least one provincial daily 132919 1940 Emergency Squad M Musel, Robert (Story), Michael Raymond (Idea). Garnett Weston, Stuart Palmer (Screenplay) Ness Book. Quinn Cub Reporter Betty Bryant (Louise Campbell), a recent journalism school graduate, tries to get a job as a reporter but Editor H. Tyler Joyce (Joseph Crehan) tells her he will only give her one if she comes up with a front page story. Editor suggests she try the emergency squad station. She sneaks onto a squad truck and covers a fire at a chemical plant. She is given access to a river tunneling project because the crooked contractor believes it will be good publicity. Contractor and underworld leader have been setting explosions to scare off stockholders so they can buy up the shares. Paper begins to investigate explosions. Crooks try to alibi themselves by arranging for the cub reporter to take a tour of the tunnels. Her visit is timed to end just before the next explosion. But they become trapped by a sudden cave-in ten minutes before the bomb is scheduled to go off. Crooks knock out Bryant and get free. An emergency squad worker rescues her. Reporter (Jack Egan). Variety 4/17/40: "Louise Campbell is much too attractive to be a believable newspaperwoman." Photographer (Oscar Rudolph). 132920 1975 Emergency!: T SVD 1116 Episode News Media 132921 1976 Emergency!: Game, The T Episode #102. 9-25-1976 Sports. Game Announcer (Jack Carter). Injured Photographer (Jesse Wayne). 132922 1974 Emergency!: Inferno T Episode #54. 2-23-1974 News Media. Second Reporter (Wes Parker). 132923 1976 Emergency!: Nuisance, The T Episode. 3-6-1976. Season #5. Episode #24 TV Reporter (Larry Carroll). 132924 1975 Emergency!: On Camera T SVD 1123 (Could be the wrong episode-Check) Episode #89. 12-6-1975 TV Reporter Paula Hughes (Leigh Christian) and her Cameraman (Peter Palmer) tag along on emergencies. The camera crew follows Squad 51 while a teenager is bitten by a snake, a would-be stuntman dangles from an I-beam, a boy falls off a cliff and a man is trapped under a burning fuel truck. 132925 1976 Emergency!: Rules of Order T Episode #107. 11-6-1976 Press Agent (Ray Ballard). 132926 1972 Emergency!: Show Biz T Episode #15. 9-30-1972 Photographer Tully (Harold Frizzell). 132927 1975 Emergency!: Survival on Charter #202 T SVD 1027 Episode Press. Plane with politicians and press in trouble 132928 1975 Emergency!: Women T SVD 1090 Episode #21. 11-25-1972 Journalist Christy (Leslie Charleson) covers the Squad's rescues and the paramedics clash with the headstrong woman journalist accompanying them on rescues. Man is trapped in a truck under live power lines. 132929 1973 Emergency!: Zero T Episode #43. 11-24-1973 Newspaperman (Dick Whittinghill). Talk Show Host (Dick Enberg). Paramedics interviewed on TV program -- Johnny freezes in front of the camera and Roy bails him out. 132930 2001 Emeril T SVD 1120 Episode Newsmagazine coverage 132931 1992 Emerson Dunn: .38 Caliber (aka Thirty-Eight Caliber) NM Maynard, Roy #2 Emerson Dunn Mysteries Journalist Emerson Dunn is managing editor of a small-town Texas newspaper. 132932 1993 Emerson Dunn: 22 Automatic (aka Twenty-Two Automatic) NM Maynard, Roy #3 Emerson Dunn Mysteries Journalist Emerson Dunn is managing editor of a small-town Texas newspaper. He gets in way over his head when he accepts a sleuthing assignment that leads to drug wars, drive-by shootings and Israeli agents. 132933 1994 Emerson Dunn: Old Man, The NM Maynard, Roy #4 Emerson Dunn Mysteries Journalist Emerson Dunn is managing editor of a small-town Texas newspaper. 132934 1993 Emerson Dunn: Quick 30 Seconds, A NM Maynard, Roy #1 Emerson Dunn Mysteries Journalist Emerson Dunn is managing editor of a small-town Texas newspaper. 132935 2003 Emerson Moore: Piece the Veil: From Put-in-Bay to Wall Street N Adamov, Bob #2 Emerson Moore Series Washington Post Investigative Reporter Emerson Moore, Put-in-Bay resident, discovers sinister plan of the notorious Michelangelo of Wall Street takeover artists who is quietly plotting a takeover battle for Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio headquartered tire company. Moore is drawn into the abyss of corporate intrigue as he chases the story in the midst of sailing adventures, an executive's mysterious death, an explosion at Perry's Monument, a ruthless CEO and a dangerous blonde ice queen. 132936 2006 Emerson Moore: Promised Land: Vatican Intrigue Meets Hurricane Katrina N Adamov, Bob #4 Emerson Moore Series Washington Post Investigative Reporter Emerson Moore looks into a series of garishly serial murders in Put-in-Bay and the French Quarter in New Orleans. Confidential documents stolen from the Vatican's Secret Archives and two rogue priests, banished from the Vatican may be involved. All of this takes place in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The trail of the murders leads the reporter to the surprising discovery of a document which may destroy the legitimacy of the United States. 132937 2002 Emerson Moore: Rainbow's End: Explosive Put-in-Bay Thriller with Unexpected Twists N Adamov, Bob #1 Emerson Moore Series Washington Post Investigative Reporter Emerson Moore visits Put-in-Bay on South Bass Island in the Lake Erie islands and is swept into a number of adventures including hit-and-run accidents, murder, arson, sailing adventures, dangerous cave explorations. 132938 2005 Emerson Moore: When Rainbows Walk N Adamov, Bob #3 Emerson Moore Series Washington Post Investigative Reporter Emerson Moore, resident of Lake Erie's South Bass Island resort town of Put-in-Bay, heads on assignment to Key West to cover Hurricane Charley's impact. Joined by his ex-Navy SEAL sidekick, Moore finds his assignment taking a dramatic change as he is lured into a spider web of intrigue. 132939 2000 Emerson Ward: Death Came Dressed in White NM Sherer, Michael W. #2 Emerson Ward Mysteries Freelance Writer Emerson Ward from Chicago finds out one steamy August morning what happens when your life is at an all-time low and can't get any worse. The phone starts ringing too early to be anything but bad news. Before the day is over, he learns a good friend is missing, another is hospitalized after a brutal beating, his phone is tapped and the woman he loves is leaving him. In an attempt to lend a hand to all who need it, one thing leads to another and before Emerson knows it, he's up to his neck in dirty dealings and danger to match in Death Came Dressed in White. 132940 2006 Emerson Ward: Death Is No Bargain NM Sherer, Michael W. #5 Emerson Ward Mysteries Freelance Writer Emerson Ward from Chicago is nearly killed by the frenzied father of a young girl he found drunk on the beach a year ago. When she vanishes, her father suspects Emerson, but her mother asks for his help in finding her. Emerson, who's just learned that his girlfriend Nell is pregnant, wants to support her in whatever she decides to do. When they visit a clinic, a violent anti-abortion demonstration moves Nell to keep the baby. Emerson overcomes his fear of commitment enough to ask Nell to marry him, but she's not sure he's mature enough to be a good father. Deeply depressed by the news of the teenager's death and Nell's uncertainty about him, Emerson assumes the guise of a long-dead friend of the family and heads for the Wisconsin town where the teen's body was found. He's certain she went there for help and gets a job in a nearby convent where the nuns take in unwed mothers whose babies they place. His investigation almost gets him killed before he unravels a bizarre scheme. 132941 2003 Emerson Ward: Forever Death, A NM Sherer, Michael W. #4 Emerson Ward Mysteries Freelance Writer Emerson Ward from Chicago decides to find out who would want to kill his good friend, a professional photographer Brady Barnes shot down in the street. He takes a job at the advertising agency that employed his friend and is surprised to find out a lot of people might have wanted Barnes dead. 132942 2001 Emerson Ward: Little Use For Death NM Sherer, Michael W. #3 Emerson Ward Mysteries Freelance Writer Emerson Ward from Chicago is teaching a semester at a small upstate New York College and everyone is shocked when the body of a student is found hanging from a tree in the nearby woods. Just days before he died, the student tried to tell Emerson about something evil going on at the school, but he backed down before he went any further. Now Emerson is convinced this was no suicide -- someone wanted the student dead. Nosing around gets Emerson more than he bargained for, and as the body count rises, he finds himself one step behind the killer -- and one step away from becoming the next victim. 132943 1988 Emerson Ward: Option on Death, An N Sherer, Michael W. #1 Emerson Ward Mysteries Freelance Writer Emerson Ward from Chicago gets a visit from Jessica Pearson, a woman who for the last 10 years has been drifting in and out of Ward's life and now it looks as if she is back to stay. But only a few hours after her arrival, a bullet crashing through a window kills her and Emerson's dreams as well. An accident, police say. But Emerson knows better. Someone wanted Jessica dead and now he wants to find out who and why. The place to start? Jessica's suitcase stuffed with cash and stock transaction receipts. 132944 1964 Emil and the Detectives M News Vendor. Proprietor of Newsstand (Viktor Hospatch) 132945 2005 Emily Ever After N Vanderbilt, Mary Editorial Assistant Emily Hinton lives in a small town in California and lands an editorial assistant position at a world-famous publishing house. 132946 2008 Emily Kincaid: Dead Dancing Women NM Buzzelli, Elizabeth Kane #1 Emily Kincaid Series Journalist and Mystery Writer Emily Kincaid is a part-time journalist and a full-time failed mystery writer who escaped the city and her coed-chasing ex-husband and moved into a cozy cabin nestled in the woods of upper Michigan. Emily spends her days writing for the local newspaper and crafting her latest forgettable novel. Then one morning her quiet life turns grisly when a severed head tumbles out of her garbage can. The victim belonged to the Women of the Moon, a group of old ladies who sing and dance around a bonfire in the woods late at night. The members claim it’s just a harmless act in praise of mother earth, but certain townspeople don’t see it that way. Now, one by one, the women are turning up dead. Between hosting her ex and his female “assistant,” reluctantly raising a rambunctious new puppy and forming an uneasy alliance with the fractious Deputy Dolly, can Emily put an end to the killings -- and somehow preserve her sanity. 132947 2009 Emily Kincaid: Dead Floating Lovers NM Buzzelli, Elizabeth Kane #2 Emily Kincaid Series Journalist and Mystery Writer Emily Kincaid gets a visit from her crabby, foul-weather-friend Deputy Dolly in northern Michigan during the springtime. Frantically demanding help, Dolly says that receding waters at Sandy Lake have revealed a bullet-pierced skull and a keepsake that could mean serious trouble for a man Dolly once loved. When another skeleton surfaces, Emily finds herself wading through Dolly’s painful past, digging into Leetsville’s darker history and dodging threats from an outraged Odawa Indian who may be protecting more than just sacred land. Emily and Dolly are dead-set on solving the crime even if costs broken hearts, or their lives. 132948 2000 Emily of a New Moon: Had a Wife and Couldn't Keep Her T SVD 1186 Episode Gossip Columnist Emily. Community reacts to Emily's gossip column 132949 1996 Emily Stone: Evil Harmony NM Buckstaff, Kathryn #1 Emily Stone Series Journalist Emily Stone, in Branson Missouri on assignment falls in love with a country singing star but when his associates begin to die mysteriously, she turns her talents to investigating the murders. 132950 1994 Emily Stone: No One Dies in Branson NM Buckstaff, Kathryn #2 Emily Stone Series Journalist Emily Stone of the Tampa Tribune comes to the Ozark town of Branson Missouri, a country-music mecca on assignment days before a country music award show. At a lavish promotional party, she overhears an argument between a much touted marginally talented singer and a crass star marker moments before she falls to her death from a balcony. Naturally she investigates coming up with the usual jealous backup singers and washed out ex-stars, along with an insecure, oft-ignored star maker's wife. 132951 1992 Emily's Ghost NR Stockenberg, Antoinette Reporter Emily Bowditch is working on an expose of a senator. But she is ill-prepared when the senator's penchant for psychic phenomena takes her to a séance where a handsome scoundrel hanged 100 years ago pays her a visit. She sets out to investigate the senator's interest in the paranormal and ends up taking home the ghost of a wrongly executed man who demands that she use her powers of the press to prove his innocence and clear his name -- a century after the fact. They develop deep feelings for each other as the man becomes acquainted with modern life, especially television. This seriously complicates the blossoming romantic relationship with the senator she set out to investigate. 132952 2005 Emily’s Reasons Why Not N Geriach, Carrie Publicist Emily Sanders is Hollywood’s publicity pro extraordinaire who is hitting 30 hard and she wants the life her best friend seems to have: house, kids, perfect man. But finding true love isn’t easy in Los Angeles, where image is everything and where every beauty pageant winner is an eight in a sea of nines, who all wish they were Julia Roberts. For Emily, boyfriend material has always come in many strange shapes and incarnations -- beautiful young surfer god, aging music executive, boss’s boss’s boss, and a baseball player with two cell phones, one of which she does not have the number to. With her confidence rapidly heading due south like everything else on her body, it’s time to find a smart, sharp-eyed psychotherapist to help her get past her surefire method for choosing the absolute worst man. With a little help, maybe Emily can learn to narrow her focus from looking for Mister Right to looking out for Mister Wrong. Because she knows, eventually, “the one” comes for every woman, even for a disarming, unflappable player in the mad, mad world of entertainment, with the edge of an insider and the heart of a dreamer. 132953 2006 Emily's Reasons Why Not: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 5215 Kapnek, Emily Episode. 1-9-2006 Publisher of Self-Help Books Emily (Heather Graham) begins dating Stan, an attractive co-worker but then questions the relationship when Stan's level of passion does not seem to match her own. 132954 1977 Emissary from Hamelin SSF GPL Ellison, Harlan In "Strange Wine: Fifteen New Stories from the Nightside of the World." Appeared in 2076: American Tricentennial, The." News Dispatches. Mike Strathearn reporting. Exclusive to the Going Nowhere News Service.. Series of dispatches. 132955 2007 Emma Boylan: Bishop’s Pawn NM McCaffrey, K.T. #5 Emma Boylan Murder Mystery Series Investigative Reporter Emma Boylan of the Dublin Post discovers that the newspaper she works for is about to publish her obituary. Other newspapers follow suit and, as corpses begin to pile up, it soon becomes apparent that the practical joke has sinister overtones. In “Revenge,” Emma was one of a number of eyewitnesses to the suicide of a woman whose life had been destroyed by an elaborate cover-up partly engineered by the Catholic Church. Now the women’s daughter has come of age and seems hell-bent on nothing less than divinely inspired retribution. Emma is an Everywoman, who is not particularly tough or hard-boiled, has a penchant for logical thinking appropriate to an investigative journalism, and the outrageous machinations of the psychopathic murderess she finds herself pitted against. 132956 2001 Emma Boylan: Body Rock, The NM McCaffrey, K.T. #3 Emma Boylan Series Investigative Reporter Emma Boylan of the Dublin Post learns of a mysterious suicide in Dublin and comes home from her honeymoon as she attempts to unravel the truth about hotel magnate Todd Wilson and his twisted network of friends and family. She meets Maeve, Todd’s wife and the much-admired president of a national charity group; Ethel, the Wilsons’ estranged nanny; Fergus, Maeve’s and some and enigmatic colleague, and Johnny, the boy who accuses Todd Wilson of something more ominous than bad business practices. Emma traces a thread of betrayal and murder to find out why the Wilsons’ world is falling apart and who’s behind it all. But as she closes in on the truth, Emma is drawn into the mesh of lies until, fearing for her own life, she realizes hat there’s no one she can trust. 132957 2008 Emma Boylan: Cat Trap, The NM McCaffrey, K.T. #6 Emma Boylan Series Investigative Reporter Emma Boylan of the Dublin Post has split from her husband and moved in with Detective Inspector Jim Connolly. The Dublin journalist is facing a sea-change in her life. She’s left her husband and moved in with her love, DI Jim Connolly, and is considering leaving the Post to become media manager for Ireland’s latest political party, The Social Alliance Party. But when Connolly is arrested for the murder of his estranged wife Iseult and a friend, Emma is thrown into a desperate search for the real culprits, who she knows must have some link to the privileged world Iseult inhabited, a world of trophy wives who feel short-changed by their pampered lives. Emma’s quest for the truth is hampered by the fact that some of Connolly’s colleagues resent him, and are not interested in clearing his name. She knows he’s being framed, but the who and the why of it lead her into a closed world occupied by glamorous but glossily sinister women. It’s only when she herself is attacked that the authorities act and Emma manages to clear her lover. All is bliss until Connolly’s ex-wife, Iseult, accuses him of aggravated rape. Iseult, with the help of her friends, fabricates “compelling evidence” against Connolly. Her scheme becomes unstuck, however, when her plan is hi-jacked by someone outside her circle and used for a far more sinister purpose. And when Iseult’s corpse is found, her friends go to the authorities with their concocted evidence against Connolly. Only Emma Boylan appears to be on his side, but her motives are questioned when it transpires that she and the detective are lovers. When two more victims meet unnatural deaths, and Emma is attacked, she must protect herself while attempting to resolve the mystery of who has framed Connolly and killed his ex-wife. Emma Boylan is a feisty investigative journalist working for a leading Dublin paper. She was married for 10 years, before embarking on an affair with Detective Inspector Jim Connolly. Her actions, in this regard, cause a domino effect and what starts out as a scheme for revenge by Connolly’s ex-wife turns into a manhunt when people start dying in unusual circumstances. Connolly is charged with two murders. One of the victims is his ex-wife, the other, her housekeeper. Iseult Connolly’s original plan was only to accuse her husband of the aggravated rape of her housekeeper; a charge which was to be backed up by the “First Friday Club” which she was part of. The club met on the first Friday of every month and its members are the creme de la creme of Dublin’s female high society. The sole purpose of their meetings is to use their time and resources, as rich women of leisure, to exact revenge on anyone who has annoyed them. Jim Connolly was to be their next “victim,” but somehow their plan to humiliate Connolly -- by losing him his job and reputation -- goes horribly wrong when Iseult is found dead, along with her housekeeper, Nuala Buckley. Someone has obviously infiltrated their network and is using the situation for their own benefit. Another death, a kidnapping and a suspected blackmail add to the mystery, but it seems clear that someone is out to frame Connolly and harm Emma in the process. This becomes even more apparent when Emma is attacked. Boylan uses all her skills as a journalist to try and get as much information as she can to extricate her lover -- the now disgraced Connolly -- from behind bars. The women of “The First Friday Club” seem to know more than they are telling and some of Detective Connolly’s police friends don’t seem as wholesome or honest as they should be. But is Emma looking to the wrong people for answers? 132958 2003 Emma Boylan: End of the Line NM McCaffrey, K.T. #4 Emma Boylan Series Journalist Emma Boylan of the Dublin Post has just won an award for her hard-hitting investigative writing. The community of Lonsdale, suburb of Dublin, is shocked by the tragic death of its parish priest in a traffic accident. Police soon realize his death was no accident. A murder investigation is launched and Emma can't resist poking her nose in since her friend is heading up the case. Arson, infidelity, revenge, tragic fire in a girls' school and a scandal involving local schoolteacher all figure in the investigation. Boylan is celebrating her Journalist of the Year Award when she hears of the death of parish priest, Father Jack O’Gorman, in what appears to have been a tragic road accident. His car, driven by respectable Tom Moran -- himself struggling for his life in a Dublin hospital -- crashed through the barriers of a viaduct on the outskirts of Lonsdale, one of Dublin’s less glamorous suburbs. But it was no accident. As Emma and the local police investigate, the killer strikes again, and before she knows it, Emma and her husband Vinny find themselves in perilous danger and fighting for their lives. 132959 2000 Emma Boylan: Killing Time NM McCaffrey, Kevin (K.T.) #2 Emma Boylan Series Investigative Journalist Emma Boylan of the Dublin Post knows that all is not as it seems when it comes to the murder of politician Alan McCall. The murder of Jacqueline Miller’s lover is the latest in a series of tragedies to befall her. There was a time when she seemed to have the world at her feet, but a horrific road accident and a broken engagement changed her life forever. The fact that family man McCall was murdered in his mistress’s bed is bad news for the government too, and to avoid a scandal, an elaborate cover-up is set in motion. Meanwhile the killer goes undetected and will strike again. As Boylan probes deeper and deeper an ugly web of deceit is exposed. 132960 1999 Emma Boylan: Revenge NM McCaffrey, K.T. #1 Emma Boylan Murder Mystery Series Investigative Reporter Emma Boylan of the Dublin Post, a young journalist who has the guts to go where the police and government investigations fear to tread, is looking into the case of Susan Furlong, an attractive 30-year-old, who is obsessed with her desire for revenge against the man who raped her 12 years earlier. But J.P. Murray, a powerful businessman with influence friends in “the natural party of government,” is not to be the only victim of Susan’ vengeance. Getting back the daughter she conceived as a result of the rape becomes her goal. All those who stand in her way, who try to silence her, to keep her story from the news media will suffer. Who can stop her? It’s up to Boylan to ask the right questions, to pursue the evaders. 132961 1992 Emma Lord: Alpine Advocate, The NM OWN - P Daheim, Mary #1 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132962 1993 Emma Lord: Alpine Betrayal, The NM OWN - P Daheim, Mary #2 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132963 1993 Emma Lord: Alpine Christmas, The NM OWN - P Daheim, Mary #3 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132964 1994 Emma Lord: Alpine Decoy, The NM OWN - P Daheim, Mary #4 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132965 1995 Emma Lord: Alpine Escape, The NM OWN - P Daheim, Mary #5 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132966 1995 Emma Lord: Alpine Fury, The NM OWN - P Daheim, Mary #6 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132967 1996 Emma Lord: Alpine Gamble, The NM OWN - P Daheim, Mary #7 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132968 1996 Emma Lord: Alpine Hero, The NM OWN - P Daheim, Mary #8 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132969 1997 Emma Lord: Alpine Icon, The NM OWN - P Daheim, Mary #9 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132970 1998 Emma Lord: Alpine Journey, The NM OWN - P Daheim, Mary #10 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132971 1999 Emma Lord: Alpine Kindred, The NM OWN - P Daheim, Mary #11 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132972 1999 Emma Lord: Alpine Legacy, The NM OWN - P Daheim, Mary #12 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132973 2000 Emma Lord: Alpine Menace, The NM Daheim, Mary #13 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132974 2001 Emma Lord: Alpine Nemesis, The NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Daheim, Mary #14 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132975 2002 Emma Lord: Alpine Obituary, The NM OWN - P Daheim, Mary #15 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. 132976 2004 Emma Lord: Alpine Pursuit, The NM Daheim, Mary #16 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. It's been two years since Tom died in Emma's arms and the owner and editor of the weekly Alpine Advocate still grieves the loss of the only man she ever loved. She pours all of her energy into her newspaper. Rivalry with the owner of the local radio station becomes friendly. Latest story she covers is melodramas that the Alpine Council Dramatic Club is performing. Narrator, the radio owner, is terrific in his role, but Emma thinks the whole affair is amateurish. At the end of the play, the villain dies -- in fact. Bullets were switched. 132977 2006 Emma Lord: Alpine Quilt, The NM Daheim, Mary #17 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé.. Emma has "no strings attached" sleepovers with the sheriff to prove her independence, yet she is not immune to the dashing Rolf Fisher of the Associated Press. (She blew a fortune on a new outfit for her first date with Fisher). A former resident is poisoned when she returns home for a visit. The woman's sudden death at a welcome-back party upsets everyone, but Emma's House & Home Editor Vida Runkel, who was absent at the time of the murder, is unusually disturbed. She starts to behave strangely. Emma's brother, Ben, a down-to-earth priest is concerned because some parishioners have stopped attending mass for fearing of being poisoned during Communion. 132978 2006 Emma Lord: Alpine Recluse, The NM Daheim, Mary #18 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. Particularly hot summer in Alpine and lots of people including Emma are sweaty and grumpy. Roused from her bed by a nearby house fire, Emma joins her neighbors in searching for the owners. Their worst fears are realized when the man's body is recovered. His pregnant wife wasn't home. Turns out he was murdered before the fire started. 132979 2007 Emma Lord: Alpine Scandal, The NM Daheim, Mary #19 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. It's a quiet morning at the Advocate until the mail brings shocking news -- a formal obituary for a man who is alive and well. But he hasn't turned up for work so Emma and her unstoppable House & Home Editor Vida Runkel, rush to his h They find his lifeless body in the henhouse half buried under straw. He's been murdered and his obituary had been mailed before he died. Rumors flight straight into the office of the Advocate and Emma has to sort through it all to solve the murder. 132980 2008 Emma Lord: Alpine Traitor, The NM Daheim, Mary #20 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé.. When the two grown children of Emma’s deceased long-ago lover offer to buy her paper, The Advocate, Emma refuses. Soon after leaving for Seattle for the weekend, Emma gets a phone call from the sheriff who tells her the driving force behind the attempted takeover is her lover’s daughter’s husband who has been murdered. Emma becomes a suspect herself as she joins the sheriff in the search for the man’s killer. Emma Lord was shocked to hear the outrageous news -- The Advocate is embroiled in a takeover bid and the ruthless acquisitioners are the heirs of Emma’s longtime and tragically departed lover. They have come to Alpine -- to stay. Soon, battle lines are drawn and war is declared. Then the first casualty is discovered face down at the Tall Timber Motel. The victim is the front man for the buy-out offer Emma turned down cold. Naturally Emma is a prime suspect. Home Editor Vida Runkel plumbs her extensive grapevine to help Emma. 132981 2009 Emma Lord: Alpine Uproar, The NM Daheim, Mary #21 Emma Lord Mysteries Newspaper Publisher-Owner Emma Lord of the weekly Alpine Advocate is a dedicated journalist who left Seattle to buy a small-town newspaper in the Washington's Cascade Mountains' town of Alpine in Washington State after the death of her fiancé. And once again, life in the peaceful town of Alpine is anything but that. A fight erupts at the local tavern, and a patron is murdered with a pool cue. What initially seems to be an open-and-shut case disintegrates into the contradictory and confused recountings of the murder’s many witnesses. Each one has an agenda behind the story -- some of them committed enough to lie. And it’s up to Emma Lord and her longtime compatriot, Sheriff Milo Dodge, to figure it out. The picturesque little town of Alpine in the foothills of Washington’s Cascade Mountains is no longer the rough-and-ready logging camp of yesteryear. So when a drunken brawl at the Icicle Creek Tavern leaves a loner named Alvin De Muth dead, the residents feel as if they’ve gone back to the Bad Old Days. The inquiry into the unfortunate incident should be a no-brainer. There are plenty of witnesses to the fatal fight, but since most of them were half-tanked at the time, Sheriff Milo Dodge is left scratching his head over a fistful of conflicting stories. Luckily for Emma Lord, editor and publisher of The Alpine Advocate, the news breaks just before the paper’s Wednesday deadline, so for once she can give the radio station some real competition. But soon she has an even bigger story to report: a heartbreaking highway accident that leaves two people dead and a likable young local on life support. From Front Street to River Road, from Stella’s Styling Salon to the Burger Barn, rumors are flying. Are the two tragedies linked in some inexplicable way? Was De Muth a mentor or a menace to Alpine’s teenage boys? What compels an ethereal female to visit Emma and insist that De Muth’s self-confessed killer is innocent? And (much to Emma’s chagrin) is it true that the sheriff is about to rewed his ex? Emma senses that there’s a story behind the story and is determined to uncover the truth. Assisted by that human bulldozer Vida Runkel, the Advocate’s House & Home editor, Emma goes for the gold. 132982 1977 Emmanuelle and White Slave Trade (aka Emmanuelle Nera Via Della Prostituzione) MF Adult. #3 in Emmanuelle Series. Journalist-Photographer Nera Emmanuelle (Laura Gemser) tries to uncover a white slave ring. 132983 1982 Emmanuelle Reports from a Women’s Prison (aka Violenza in un carcere femminile. Emanuelle reportage da un carcere femminile. Emmanuelle in Hell. Violence in a Women’s Prison. Women’s Penitentiary 4. Chicks in Chains) MF Italy Reporter Emanuelle goes undercover into a prison to expose the corrupt officials who are brutalizing the inmates. She is shocked by the horrors and humiliation the prisoners are subjected to, but when her true identity is discovered, she finds herself in big trouble. 132984 1983 Emmanuelle: Unleased Perversions of Emmanuelle (aka Les Dechainements Pervers de Emanuela) MF Adult. France. #6 and final entry in Emmanuelle Series Journalist-Photographer Nera Emmanuelle (Laura Gemser) explores the prostitution racket and drug trafficking. 132985 1991 Emmerdale Farm (aka Emmerdale): TS UK Series (1972-). Newspaper. Jackie finds an item of interest in the local newspaper 132986 1991 Emmerdale Farm (aka Emmerdale): TS SV 270 UK Series (1972-). Reporters hounding Rachel 132987 1997 Emmerdale Farm (aka Emmerdale): T UK Series (1972-). Reporter Helen Ackroyd (Kathryn Apanowicz). Reporter (Anton Darby). 132988 2002 Emmerdale Farm (aka Emmerdale): TS UK. Episode. 10-24-2002. Reporter (Mark Wabsworth). Photographer (Guy Warburton). 132989 2002 Emmerdale Farm (aka Emmerdale): TS UK. Episode. 9-27-2002. Reporter (Mark Wabsworth). Photographer (Guy Warburton). 132990 2002 Emmerdale Farm (aka Emmerdale): TS UK. Episode. 12-16-2002. News Media. TV Reporter (Toby Walton). Radio Announcer (Marco Ricci). 132991 2006 Emmerdale Farm (aka Emmerdale): TS UK. Episode. 12-21-2006. Reporter (Duncan Wood). 132992 2003 Emmerdale Farm (aka Emmerdale): TS UK. Episode. 10-1-2003. Commentator (Peter Wheeler - Voice). 132993 2004 Emmerdale Farm (aka Emmerdale): TS UK. Episode. 12-3-2004. Photographer (Guy Warburton). 132994 2002 Emmerdale Farm (aka Emmerdale): TS UK. Episode #450. 11-25-2002. Radio Reporter (Maggie Mash - Voice). 132995 2007 Emmerdale Farm (aka Emmerdale): Jasmine Thomas TS UK. Episode. Jasmine joined the soap opera in 6-30-2005, but didn’t decide to become a reporter until January, 2007. Duration: 2005-2009. Last Appearance 3-26-2009 Journalist Jasmine Thomas (Jenna-Louise Coleman) was sent to the village by her parents during her holidays from boarding schools. She wasn’t happy and was lonely at first. Son made friends with Debbie Dingle and Daz Eden, and grew to respect and love her uncle, the local vicar, who she was staying with. In March 2006, Jasmine and Debbie began a romantic relationship. Debbie initially only kissed her to get a reaction from her father, Cain, but it led to more until both girls realized they weren’t lesbians. Jasmine got caught in the battle between Cain and Debie when Cain seduced her. Jasmine had sex with Cain and ten found that he had only used her to get at this daughter. Debbie caught them kissing and was devastated. Jasmine discovered she was pregnant. She had an abortion rather than have Debbie’s half-sibling. In January 2007, Jasmine decided to become a journalist and was set the task of finding Tom King's murderer. When Jasmine discovered her friend, Jamie Hope, lied about his whereabouts at the time of Tom's death, she wondered if he was responsible. The digital camera that implicated Jamie was stolen and Debbie, who took it, told Jamie and Jasmine that they could have it back for £500. Jamie and Jasmine called the police and Debbie gave the camera back; Jasmine was relieved that Jamie was off the hook and it was later revealed to the viewers that it was Tom's son, Carl King who had killed him. Later that year, during the festivities celebrating the 500th anniversary of the parish of Emmerdale, Jasmine was due to take part in a beauty contest but felt unhappy about the costume and did not like being made to feel like an object, so she pulled out. Jasmine decided to write a story about a local criminal family, the McFarianes. Using Debbie Dingle contacts, she met policeman Shane Doyle for a drink in the Woolpack to interview him. Shane saw Jake, who had a relationship with Jasmine, was unhappy about seeing her with another man -- and decided to get rid of the competition. When Jake had a party, Shane turned up with a colleague, claiming there had been a complaint about the noise. By implying that he had slept with Jasmine, Jake attacked Shane so Shane arrested him for being drunk and disorderly. Jasmine dumped Jake when she realised that he thought she'd cheated on him. Now Jasmine was single again, Shane made it clear he was interested in having a more personal relationship, but she wasn't interested. When she learned Shane had arrested Danielle Hutch, former flame of Eli Dingle who had ties to the McFarlanes, she asked him about his job. She wanted information for the articles she wrote for the local paper. They then started dating. In spite of her better judgment, Jasmine saw only the best in Shane. Debbie, who knew the worst, repeatedly warned Jasmine to stay away from him. Shane tipped the McFarlanes off about Jasmine and "confessed" that he'd taken pity on Danielle and let her go. Jasmine believed him, and they slept together. Storm clouds soon gathered over their relationship and when Jasmine questioned Shane, he almost became violent with her. Jasmine then began to suspect his true nature. Jasmine`s reaction after hitting Shane repeatedly over the head with a chair leg and Debbie reveals that he is dead. On 2 December 2008, Jasmine searched Shane's flat and found large amounts of cash. When she heard him come home, she hid in the closet, but he found her. He told her about his illegal activities and how difficult everything was for him. She pretended to agree, but when he went to get her a drink, Jasmine tried to escape. Shane caught her and tried to rape her before Debbie ran in and hit Shane over the head with a chair. He lost consciousness briefly but came round, grabbing Debbie and attempting to rape her too. Jasmine grabbed the chair leg and hit Shane repeatedly, killing him. Jasmine was shocked to learn that he was dead. Later that night, Jasmine, Debbie and Eli weighed the body down and threw it into the lake, but not before Jasmine ordered a plane ticket on his credit card, hoping it would look like he'd fled the country. When asked where he was, Jasmine said he'd texted her once but she'd had no contact with him since his departure. Jasmine had nightmares and was frequently terrified. She tried to get back to normal by inviting Jake over for a drink, but when they began to kiss, memories of her near-rape came flooding back, and she begged him to leave. Slowly, she began to recover. On Christmas Day 2008, Shane's body was found by Victoria Sugden who fell into the lake after playing on the ice. Only Victoria's family knew about her claim that she'd seen a corpse, but Jasmine was still worried about the body being found. Several days after Christmas, Victoria and Daz returned to the lake and saw a hand sticking out of the water. When Jasmine heard the news, she dropped a bottle of brandy on the Woolpack floor. Debbie and Eli tried to keep her calm, but she remained on edge as the police questioned her. Throughout the ordeal with Shane, Debbie and Jasmine became closer. When Jasmine heard that Ross Kirk had been charged with Shane's murder because of her lies, she told Debbie that she intended to confess. Calling her bluff, Debbie packed a bag and drove Jasmine to the police station. While there, the girls had a heart to heart where Debbie told Jasmine how she felt about her and they kissed . The two then embarked on a relationship once again. On 26 January 2009, the police arrested Eli for Shane's murder after examining the forensics taken from the Dingles' van, finding traces of a bonfire at the Dingles' property. After Eli was arrested, Jasmine and Debbie realised that they needed to get away so decided to flee the country. Debbie took a cab from the garage and Jasmine caught a bus to meet Debbie. However, the police caught Debbie and arrested her. Jasmine watched from the bus as Debbie was taken away by the police, staying where she was and leaving alone. Jasmine had earlier confessed to the killing to Laurel, who suggested that she go to the police. Jasmine asked for more time to which Laurel agreed. After Jasmine fled, Laurel told Ashley what had happened and they went to the police together. This led to Debbie being charged with manslaughter (later changed to murder) and Laurel being charged with perverting the course of justice. It was later revealed that Jasmine was in Scotland with Sandy. On 3 March 2009, Jasmine ran in on Debbie's court case and confessed to killing Shane. After being questioned by the police, she was informed that she would be charged with manslaughter. She pleaded guilty and was sentenced to four years in prison, with the prospect of release when half her time is served. Jasmine will more than likely serve only two years in prison maximum. On 26 March 2009, Debbie visited Jasmine in prison and Jasmine told her she didn't want to see her anymore because she wanted to move on. She also said when she was released, she wanted to make a fresh start away from Emmerdale. The two girls then said their tearful goodbyes, and Jasmine was led back to her cell after telling Debbie their love would last forever even when they were apart. 132996 2002 Emmett's Mark M Anchorwoman (Rhonda Overby). 132997 2003 Emmy Awards Show T VHS 1437 Parody News. Daily Show Anchor Jon Stewart represents outrageous, although real, reporter clips. 132998 1937 Emmy Untamed N Martin, Mrs. H.R. Press 132999 2002 Empath, The M Crime Scene Photographer (Riley G. Matthews Jr.) 133000 2004 Empathy M Reporter (Kerry Cox). Television Interviewer (Patricia Donegan). 133001 1968 Emperor and a General, The M AFI-Radio Radio 133002 1933 Emperor of Death NM Wallace, Robert Press 133003 2002 Emperor of Ocean Park N Carter, Stephen, L. Former African-American Journalist is the sister of a law professor at an unnamed Ivy League university. Their father is a highly respected judge also known as "The Emperor" who was disgraced during the Congressional hearings that were supposed to put him on the Supreme Court. Living with their father's enduring public humiliation has dogged their lives. The daughter, a conspiracy theorist, quickly concludes that the conservative, opinionated African-American judge was the victim of foul play. Her ranting is dismissed as the product of misplaced grief and an overactive imagination but when two other people turn up dead, her brother the law professor decides to investigate. 133004 1977 Emperor of the Last Days, The NM OWN - P Goulart, Ron Reporter Janice Trummond, a beautiful, young woman reporter out to dig up the dirtiest secrets of a man's world 133005 2006 Emperor's Children, The N Messud, Claire Journalist Murray Thwaite, celebrated social activist and hob-nobber has a daughter Marine Thwaite. She was buddies at Brown with now TV Documentary Maker Danielle Minkoff and Freelance Critic Julian (Julius) Clarke. Minkoff is struggling as a TV documentary maker. Julius is barely surviving financially as a freelance critic. Marina is living with her parents on the Upper West Side unable to finish her book titled "The Emperor's Children Have No Clothes (on how changing fashions in children's clothes mirror changes in society). 133006 1948 Emperor's Duchess N OWN - H Waldeck, R.G. Press 133007 1993 Emperor's New Clothes, The M Journalist (Courtney B. Vance) 133008 2006 Emperor's New School, The: Unfit to Print. C DVD -R HQ 6352 Episode #108. 4-15-2006 Newspapers. Ancient newspaper Academy News Scroll.. Defining news. New editor wants to go tabloid and not publish boring toe. Fired female editor Melina says: "I believe in writing the truth." 133009 1984 Empire T PR - Comedy spoof Public Relations Woman Meredith Blake (Caren Kaye), head of public relations 133010 1987 Empire N OWN - P Vidal, Gore Newspaper. Caroline Sanford, from the back offices of her Washington newspaper, confronts the two men who threaten to thwart her ambition: William Randolph Hearst and his protégé Blaise Sanford, Caroline's half-brother 133011 1988 Empire N OWN - P Bissell, Elaine Reporter Nan MacPherson Meade. Nothing could stop her from being the best reporter the world has ever seen. Covered Kennedy, Pearl Harbor, Black Tuesday. 133012 1981 Empire Blues, The: Novel, A N Branch, Taylor Weinberg List Journalist 133013 2004 Empire of Dreams: Story of the "Star Wars" Trilogy, The DT TV Journalists Walter Cronkite, Bill Moyers. Narrator Robert Clotworthy. 133014 1992 Empire of the Air DT SV 124 Lewis, Tom (Book). Ken Burns. 1-29-92. Documentary on radio Radio Announcer (Red Barber). Writer (Garrison Keillor). Historian (Erik Barnouw). Other real-life historians, journalists and others. 133015 2000 Empire of Women, An N Shepard, Karen Journalist Grady Baxter is researching a photographer's background for a retrospective article in Apertures magazine. The 75-year-old French-Chinese photographer is known for her daring and morally questionable portraits of her Japanese-American granddaughter when the girl was a child and lived with her as her muse. Now the child is 25. Baxter uncovers some unpleasantness the photographer doesn't wish to confront, among them questions about her mother's death in 1967 Communist China. The women in 1990 are at a Virginia cabin retreat that was the site of the famous bizarrely erotic photographs that won her international acclaim and notoriety, especially in China. 133016 1995 Empire Records M Reporter (Patt Noday). 133017 1983 Empire State N Pollitz, Edward Investigative Reporter risks his personal and professional life to expose corruption and murder in the construction of a Harlem apartment/office complex involving the governor, the New York City mayor and the black construction company. 133018 1987 Empire State M Editor (Ian McCurrach), Metropolis. 133019 1985 Empire, Inc. MT Miniseries Journalist 133020 1957 Empire, The N de Mare, George PR Public Relations Man Dave Randall considers PR a "dump heap" 133021 2002 Employee of the Month, The M News Media. News Reporter (Kelly Farrell - Voice). Middle Class businessman watches his life completely fall apart and vows revenge against those who have wronged him. 133022 1933 Employees' Entrance M DVD -R HQ 8911, 8912. SVD 1501 Newspaper Owner (George Irving). The Editor (Frank McGlynn Sr.). Artist (Jason Robards Sr.). 133023 1985 Empty Beach, The M DVD -R HQ 6618, 6619 Journalists Brian Henneberry (Nick Tate) saves seedy private eye from a mugging and is later killed while surfing. Journalist Anne Winter (Anna Maria Monticelli). Newspaper Librarian (Deborah Kennedy). 133024 1983 Empty Beach, The NM Corris, Peter American Journalist Brian Henneberry saves private detective from a mugging, later killed while surfing. 133025 1990 Empty Bed, An M TV Anchorwoman (Robin Bergstrom). Announcer (Alex Simmons). 133026 1918 Empty Cab, The M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter Henry Egbert Xerxes (Franklyn Farnum) on the Times is working on the newspaper because he is a spendthrift and his wealthy father has ordered him to go to work. He is assigned to go after a gang of counterfeiters. Rescues a girl and when his story fails to appear, he discovers the woman he followed was the paper's society editor and the crooks were members of the paper's staff. Plot was a hoax designed to test his reporting skills. City Editor Ramsey (Harry De More). 133027 1998 Empty Cradle N Harper, Karen TV Anchor Alexis McCall goes to a reproductive health clinic near Santa Fe to have implanted eggs that have been fertilized by the frozen sperm of her husband who was killed during the Gulf War. Turns out the feminist embryologist and co-director of the clinic is stealing the eggs of patients and using them in experiments with a drug that can cause birth defects. McCall works hard to preserve "babies" implanted in her womb while she searches for evidence against clinic. She runs from various jealous wives, unhappy husbands and lunatic killers, and pursues new love affair with rugged owner of Santa Fe art gallery. Widowed TV anchorwoman wants to conceive baby she passionately wants. Scandal she uncovers could rock the industry and put her own life at risk. 133028 1965 Empty Day, The NM Lockridge, Richard Newspaperman Martin Brent. Reporter, then an editor. 133029 1988 Empty Nest: T SV 246, 64, 94 Episodes News Media 133030 1991 Empty Nest: All About Harry T Episode #65. 3-9-1991 Columnist Laura (Christine Ebersole) is a newspaper writer dating Dr. Harry Weston. He is not happy when she begins writing about their romance and relationship in her column. 133031 1992 Empty Nest: Cruel and Unusual Punishment T Reporter #2 (Charles Champion). 133032 1992 Empty Nest: Dirty Harry T SV 173 Episode #102. 11-7-1992 Journalist-TV Talk Host Geraldo Rivera (Himself) Carol talks Harry into appearing with her on Geraldo. 133033 1990 Empty Nest: Harry Knows Best T Episode #57. 12-8-1990 Photographer (Stan Roth). 133034 1994 Empty Nest: Let's Give Them Something To Talk About T Episode #147. 9-24-1994 Newspaper. Carol is excited about her new job at a local newspaper, until she finds out that she has been hired merely as a driver for the paper's teenage reporter. 133035 1990 Empty Nest: M.D., P.O.V. T Episode #7. 2-3-1990 Reporter Alexandra Hudson (Debra Engle) is trying to do a story on Dr. Harry Weston who is avoiding her. Hudson's profile is a day in the life of Dr. Weston as seen through the eyes of a reporter. But she misses the real story.-- he has a patient who could die if he doesn't come up with a diagnosis. 133036 1958 Empty Shrine, The N OWN - H Barrett, William E. American Writer Keller Barkley. 133037 1962 Empty Star, The M AFI-Authors Writer 133038 1957 Empty Sunday, the Snow, and the Strangers, An SS GPL Clayton, John Bell In "Strangers Were There: Selected Stories by John Bell Clayton, The." Managing Editor Mr. Nelson. The Evening Star. Central character reporter. 133039 1995 En El Aire (aka In the Air) MF Llaca, Juan Carlos de Mexico News Media. Radio Disc Jockey Alberto's life is turned apart by memories of his ex-wife and his free and careless life in the 1960s. He has memories that won't let him live with his current girlfriend. 133040 1998 En plein coeur MF Press Attaché (Simona Benzakein) 133041 1971 En punto TF Reporter-Host Jose Cardenas. Host-Anchor Juan Ruiz Healey. 133042 1992 Enak MF Poland News Media. Znany Reporter (Jerzy Binczycki). M'ody Reporter (Artur Zmijewski). 133043 1998 Enchanted M News Media. NNC Reporter (Patt Noday). ESPN Reporter (Stuart Scott). News Producer Assistant (Michael Blanchard). News Producer (Chuck Kinlaw) 133044 2007 Enchanted C News Media. News Reporter (Cathleen Trigg). The television set becomes the magic mirror that answers the Prince’s question. When a TV Female reporter covers the story of the Princess, she gives the Prince the address to find her and he kisses the TV set for giving him the information. 133045 1899 Enchanted Type-Writer, The NS MLPL Bangs, John Kendrick Editor Jim Boswell of Stygian Gazette. 133046 2008 Enchanter’s Wand, The NJ Stewart, Sally Journalist Claudia Matthias has a good life in New York after a grief-filled adolescent life in Venice. But news of the tragedy overtaking her adored father drives her home. It’s time to come to terms with where she really belongs. The voyage of self-discovery is painful. Along the way she must learn humility, trust and true love. 133047 1996 Encino Woman MT Reporter (Terry Murphy) 133048 2002 Enclave, De MTF Netherlands Journalist (Hadewych Minis). Interviewer (Pauline Greidanus). Presenter Liveline (Arthur Geesing). 133049 2006 Encore with John Palmer T Series 2006-2008 Broadcast Journalist John Palmer interviews men and women who have influenced politics, business, the arts and entertainment in Retirement Living TV’s intimate interview program. Guests: Editor Benjamin C. Bradlee of the Washington Post. NBC News Anchor Tom Brokaw. Commentator Pat Buchanan. TV Correspondent Sam Donaldson. Sportscaster-Broadcast Journalist Bryant Gumbel. Broadcast Journalist Marvin Kalb. Commentator Michael Kinsley. TV Newsman Tim Russert. TV Correspondent-Commentator Daniel Schorr. Gossip Columnist Liz Smith. CBS 60 Minutes Correspondent Lesley Stahl. Journalist Gay Talese. White House Correspondent Helen Thomas of AP. 133050 2007 Encounter by Deadline N Taylor, Mel TV Reporter Matt Bowens in Fort Lauderdale, Florida was the former coworker of Freelance Photojournalist Cole Walker who fails to return home from one job. His wife calls on Bowens desperate for answers. She brings Bowens an unopened box that she hopes might contain a clue to finding her husband. The box is filled with diamonds so the reporter questions the wife’s honesty but is forced to follow her down a trail of murder and deceit. Rather than reporting the story, Matt soon finds himself a part of it forced to run from both the police and the thugs looking for him and endangering himself and everyone around him in the process. Matt’s investigation takes him from Fort Lauderdale Beach to the fog-laden floor of the Florida Everglades in search of the clue that will help him crack the case knowing that the story won’t be over until there is a final encounter by deadline. 133051 1966 Encounter in Key West NM Lockridge, Richard Press 133052 2000 Encounter With An Interviewer, An SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Satires & Burlesques." Newspaperman. Nervous, dapper "pert" young man took the chair offered him and said he was connected with the Daily Thunderstorm: "Hoping it's no harm I've come to interview you." 133053 1935 Encounter With an Interviewer, An P MLPL Clemens, Samuel L. (Mark Twin). Index-One Act, 1932-40 Interviewer 133054 2002 Encounter: Killing, The MF India TV Reporter Kiran Jaywant (Tara Deshpande), a news reporter from a television channel, works with a police officer in the Mumbai Police to locate the parents of a teenager who was shot for resorting to the profession of Sharp Shooters for easy money. He and three others had killed a hotel owner and fled to Shrivardhan. The police put an ad in the newspaper and the ad is answered by a liquor shop owner who is also a smalltime gangster and drug dealer. The cop and reporter struggle to find the identity of the unclaimed corpse. No one seems to know what TV reporting is about. Since when has only one crime reporter made it to the scene of action and badgered people for responses? The reporter also dictates to the cameraman most condescendingly which angle to shoot. 133055 1994 Encounters: Hidden Truth, The DT Series 1994. Reporter (Mark Thompson). 133056 2003 End Game M Newswoman #1 (Giselle Fernandez) 133057 2005 End Game M DVD -R HQ 7968, 7969. Reporter Kate Crawford (Angie Harmon) and a Secret Service agent investigate the conspiracy behind the assassination of the President. Reporter (Heather Dawn). Newscaster (Jeffrey Humphrey). 133058 1976 End of a Game SS UCLA Packer, Nancy Huddleston In "Small Moments." Columnist Charles Andress 133059 1957 End of Chapter N OWN - P Blake, Nicholas Press 133060 1999 End of Days M TV Anchor (Elaine Corral Kendall) 133061 2008 End of Manners, The N Marciano, Francesca Italian Photojournalist Maria Galante, a rule-abiding, shy perfectionist, and larger-than-life Journalist Imogen (Imo) Glass are on assignment in Afghanistan: Imo to interview girls who have attempted suicide rather than be married off to older men, Maria to photograph them. Galante had stopped taking chances after the demise of her relationship made her heartbroken. But she surprises herself by accepting a risky assignment: travel to Afghanistan to photograph women refusing to enter arranged marriages. In Kabul, Maria gently describes her surroundings as “brown,” but her companion, Journalist Glass who is writing the article, is more outspoken calling the city “the place where all good manners have come to an end.” Accompanied by a local “fixer” paid an enormous sum to act as their guide, Maria concedes that no matter how long one has been in the country, no foreigner is entirely aware of what is going on. Her task -- to capture “a strong image of a beautiful, suffering woman” -- appears impossible in the face of the custom that burqas should only be removed for husbands. After taking the perfect photo, of an ailing wife, Maria realizes with horror that she had been holding the lens so close to woman’s face that she “hadn’t even checked to see whether she was breathing.” Maria doesn’t fall in love with a man but with Afghanistan. Still, in the messy, sweeping manner of all great affairs, her passion catches her off guard and also saves her life. In a culture in which women shroud their faces and suicide is a grave taboo, to photograph these women is to dishonor and perhaps endanger them. Maria and Imo must find their way among spies, arm dealers and mercenaries, through the back alleys of Kabul and into Pashtun villages where the fragility of life stands out in bold relief. Before the assignment is over, Maria will have to decide if it’s more important to succeed at her work and please Imo or to follow her own moral compass. 133062 2008 End of Sleep N Somerville, Rowan Irish Journalist Fin, a hapless drunk working for the Cairo Herald, is in need of a story when he wakes up with an abysmal hungover to the news that he has lost his job after a fight with an American embassy official. In desperation, Fin seeks out his bombastic Egyptian friend who enthralls Fin with a story of a villager who suspected a trove of riches was hidden underneath his house, but the basement wall collapsed destroying his dream. His friend, a mercurial teller of tales, has tantalized him with news of the a wily man who may or may not have discovered a cache of priceless antiquities. But the truth remains elusive -- not until they both travel to hell and back, courtesy of a thuggish kebab-shop tycoon and his brutal retinue. Once Fin finds a way to save his friend’s life, then stories may be spun and secrets reluctantly revealed. Fin’s friend is kidnapped by a man who believes he was involved in a hit-and-run that left his daughter with a broken leg. What follows is a high-energy chase-and-bribe tour of Cairo as a good-intentioned Fin attempts to rescue his friend. 133063 2008 End of Sleep, The N Somerville, Rowan Irish Journalist Fin spends a day in the streets of Cairo pursuing a story of buried treasure that he believes will restore his floundering career at an English-language newspaper there. Fin wants a “pacy linear narrative with obvious and satisfying climaxes.” Fin’s surreal experiences amid Cairo’s chaos. 133064 2005 End of Suffering, The M Critic (Vince Froio). 133065 2003 End of the Century DT Magazine. Punk Magazine Co-Founder Legs McNeil (Himself). 133066 1944 End of the Road, The M Johnston, Alva (New Yorker article). Denison Clift, Gertrude Walker (Screenplay) Ness Book Crime Reporter Robert Kirby (Edward Norris) becomes convinced that man accused of the murder of a woman in a flower shop is innocent. Rather than doing a sensational story on him, the reporter decides to find the real killer. Although he is fired by his Editor Gregory McCune (Jonathan Hale), he continues to pursue the story. He befriends chief suspect and becomes his roommate. When various efforts to trap him fail, the reporter fakes a murder and gets a confession from him. Reporter is rehired by McCune with a raise. 133067 2008 End of the Road: American Elegies N Mendelson, Abby Reporter Damian Vrabel of San Francisco goes off looking for America and returns with 36 tightly written short stories -- each exactly 1,000 words. Vrabel chronicles departure and disappointment, betrayal and bereavement. Traveling the length and breadth of the continent, its heartland and its edges (San Diego and Alaska), Key West and Peggy’s Cove, even Paris and Prague. Vrabel encounters terminal patients, shell-shocked soldiers, and ex-convicts: the troubled, lost and bewildered. Witnessing every person’s loss, Vrabel helps each to articulate a sad epiphany. As Vrabel and his readers look to rediscover the American Dream, they find instead the End of the Road. 133068 1985 End of the World Man, The MF Ireland TV Reporter (Pamela Ballantine). Photographer (Niall Cusack). Newsagent (Oliver Maguire). 133069 2001 End of War, The: Novel of the Race for Berlin, A N Robbins, L. David Photojournalist Charlie Bandy of Life Magazine knows he's part of history in the making in Berlin, 1945 as World War II draws to a close. He does his best to put a human face to the epic struggle unfolding in war-torn Germany. 133070 1975 End Play M TV Reporter (Reg Gorman) 133071 2000 End Points N Halvorson, Christine E-Book Journalist 133072 2009 End, The M TV Newswoman (Lisa Vidal). 133073 1982 Endangered Species M SVD 1335 Klinger, Judson, Richard Woods (Story). Alan Rudolph, John Binder (Screenplay). Ness Book Editor Joe Hiatt (Paul Dooley) is a former New York journalist who now edits the Buffalo Citizen's Journal in Colorado. Investigates cattle mutilations with the help of an ex-cop from New York. When Hiatt does an editorial establishing a link between the mutilations and stealth helicopters, he is accused of being irresponsible by a powerful cattleman who is actually supporting secret germ warfare experiments by a mercenary group. Hiatt goes to a secret military base to investigate and is later fond dead in his office (the scene recalls the murder of the editor in The Parallax View). 133074 2005 Endangered Species M TV Newsman (David King). 133075 1997 Ende einer Leidenschaft MTF Reporter (Jophi Ries). 133076 1983 Ende. Tagebuch aus dem Dritten Weltkrieg N Guha, Anton-Andreas Germany Journalist 133077 1975 Endemoniada, La MF Newspaper Managing Editor (Roberto Camardiel). 133078 1999 Endgame M Photographer (Arturo Castillo) 133079 1958 Endless Colonnade, The NM GPL Harling, Robert Press 133080 1990 Endless Game, The MT TV Newscaster (Pamela Armstrong) 133081 2000 Endsville M Newscaster (Mark Shanahan) 133082 2001 Enduring Evil, An N Hoffman, Henry Newspaper Editor and her husband face a menacing stranger and are determined to protect their marriage from the diabolical designs of the intruder. A middle-aged woman suffers from a severe form of schizophrenia and her over-protective brother, who, in an effort to defend her from a menacing stranger claiming to be her son given up at birth, ends up eliminating the “intruder” in a clandestine way. At the core of the conflict is the brother’s wife, a successful newspaper editor, who is kept uninformed of the incident until by a twist of fate she becomes privy to it. She subsequently is forced to confront her unrepentant husband and a myriad of choices that place both her marriage and career at risk. 133083 1957 Enduring Friendship, An SS GPL O'Faolain, Sean In "Finest Stories of Sean O'Faolain, The." Editor Louis Golden ("Mr. Louis Bloody Well Golden) editor of the Daily Crucifix, "Ireland's One and Only Catholic Daily." 133084 1998 Enduring Love NM McEwan, Ian UK Journalist Joe Rose (Daniel Craig). and his wife are enjoying a picnic when they are interrupted by a hot-air balloon that escaping from its moorings with a child on board. In an attempt to save the child, a man is killed. Stranger joins Rose in helping to bring the balloon to safety. Unknown to reporter, something passes between the man and himself on that day that gives birth to an obsession in the man so powerful that it will test limits of the reporter's rationalism. It will also threaten the love of his wife and drive him to the brink of murder and madness. Art Critic (Anthony James Berowne). 133085 1979 Enemies N OWN - H Harris, Richard Columnist John Flood on a newspaper in a New England city. Wakes up in an alley with a hangover and a woman's corpse. 133086 1995 Enemies Within M News Reporter (Bill Spillane) 133087 1996 Enemy M Ness Female Reporter Laura Nemaco (Cloe Hopson) tries to make sense of a race war in the near future and of two participants, one black warrior and one white warrior. 133088 1942 Enemy Agents Meet Ellery Queen M Writer Nikki Porter (Margaret Lindsay) 133089 2001 Enemy at the Gates M Russian Reporter (Sergei Tokarev). Izvestiya Interviewer (Galina Dobberstein). Pravda Interviewer (David Pagel). Krasnaya Zvezda Interviewer (Igor Rozinsky). Stealing Photographer (Marc Bischoff). 133090 2006 Enemy of God, The N Daley, Robert Columnist-Reporter Andrew Troy is one of two surviving members of a group of high school friends. Troy is an award-winning journalist. He and a police chief are trying to understand what led their friend to a lonely Harlem rooftop and suicide. They want to identify the actual cause of his death. The four friends met in the 1950s while trying out for the swim team at a Catholic high school in the Bronx, New York. They continued their friendship through university life and go on to become a cop, a reporter, a priest and an assistant district attorney. When the activist priest falls to his death, the church, citing suicide as a mortal sin, refuses to bury him. Reporter Troy and the policeman, executors of the dead man's estate, are not entirely convinced their friend committed suicide and launch a two-man investigation. Another friend is killed prior to the priest's fall. 133091 1990 Enemy of the People T Ibsen, Henrick Editor Hovard (Byron Jennings) of the People's Messenger Supports doctor and plans to print his article about the contaminated spas. But when he learns public opinion is against the doctor, he deserts him. Hovstad starts off as a forthright newspaper man, but is a disappointment when he abruptly changes character and sides. Billing, sub editor. Aslaksen, printer. Publisher of newspaper (Richard Easton) 133092 1978 Enemy of the People, An M Ibsen, Henrick (Play). Arthur Miller (Adaptation). Alexander Jacobs (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Hovstad (Michael Cristofer) of The People's Daily Messenger is asked by Dr. Thomas Stockmann (Steve McQueen) to support him when he discovers the privately-owned health spas in the community are contaminated. Doctor writes for the paper. Hovstad asks him for a copy of the report on the spas because "the public has a right to know." But the editor has own motives. Wants to blow to bits bureaucrats who were in power and this story could do it. Editor changes position easily.. Mayor will tax citizens to make up lost revenue if spas are closed. Suggests doctor made up information to hurt town. Offers own set of facts the paper prints. Editor tells doctor paper cannot run his report because it cannot substantiate it. Editor defends change of position: "I believe in democracy. When my readers are overwhelmingly against something, I don't impose my will on the majority." Editor tells doctor paper can make hero out of him if he makes deal with paper. Publisher: "You can have everything you want." Doctor: Everything but the truth." Doctors rejects offer and elects to face up to the opposition of the community. Billing (Michael Higgins). Printer Aslaksen (Richard A. Dysart). 133093 1883 Enemy of the People, An P OWN - P Ibsen, Henrick In "Four Great Plays by Ibsen." Also in "Complete Major Prose Plays." Editor Hovstav of the People's Courier. Billing is his assistant. Printer is Aslaksen. 133094 1998 Enemy of the State M DVD -R HQ 8624, 8625, 8626 TV Anchor #1 (Warren Olney). TV Anchor #2 (Penny Griego). Reporter #1 (Mandy Kriss). Reporter #2 (Noel Werking). Reporter #3 (Sam De Crispino). Field Reporter #2 (Rhonda Overby). Field Reporter #2 (Lillie Shaw Hamer). Field Reporter #3 (Brenna McDonough). 133095 1965 Enemy of the State, An MT News Media. Reporter (Margarita Bourke). Reporter (George Herbert). Reporter (John Pickles). Television Commentator (Alan Curtis). Radio Cameraman (Michael Rix). Radio Cameraman (Michael Seddon). Electrical engineer travels to Moscow on business and ends up on trial for his life when he is accused of espionage. 133096 1944 Enemy of Women M News Chief (Ben Taggart). Radio Station Man (Emmett Vogan). Wallburg the Publisher (Robert Barrat). 133097 1994 Enemy Within, The MT Female Reporter (Yolanda Gaskins). Reporter #1 (Steve Ruge). Reporter #2 (Jayne Hess). 133098 2001 Enemy, The M Reporter (Terry McKee) 133099 1995 Enfant d'eau, L' MF Journalist (Michelle Malcolm) at the airport. Journalist (Rose-Andree Michaud). 133100 1990 Enfants de Lascaux, Les MF Reporter, Le (Cyrille Brisse) 133101 1976 Enforcer, The M L. SVD 1139 News Media 133102 1999 Engagement Party, The M Photographer (Steven R. Barron). 133103 1960 Engineer of Death: The Eichmann Story T Armstrong Circle Theatre -Armstrong Circle, 10-12-60 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 133104 2004 England Expects T UK TV Interviewer (Graham Padden). 133105 1973 England Made Me M Greene, Graham (Novel). Desmond Cory, Peter Duffell (Screenplay) Great Britain - Ness Book - PR Journalist F. Minty (Michael Hordern) in Germany, 1930s tries to get interview with a businessman transferring assets to England and America while bankrupting his German companies. Reporter befriends public relations man to get to industrialist. PR man witnesses beating of father of one of businessman's employees, becomes disillusioned. He tells the reporter about the businessman's plans. The PR man is killed. Evidence the reporter gathered is stolen. Reporter investigates PR man's death. Rumpled trench coat and battered hat, Minty looks like a reporter, but also displays a sense of honor and commitment to the truth that makes him the moral conscience of the film. Monthly Film Bulletin: "It's Michael Hordern's marvelously observed cameo as the seedy, shuffling Minty, clinging to the last vestiges of English respectability in an alien world, which makes the film's only lasting impression." Sight and Sound: Hordern: "steals the show, a nicotine-stained Pandarus commenting on the shadowy political drama proceeding under his wistful nose." 133106 1922 England, My England N Lawrence, D.H. Book Reviewer Isabel Pervin for a Scottish newspaper. Based on one of Lawrence's closest friends, Catherine Carswell. 133107 1701 England's Late Jury PO USC Defoe, Daniel? News 133108 2007 Engleby N Faulks, Sebastian Journalist Mike Engleby was passionate about a woman who goes missing. He has no recollection of what happened and the question plagues him for nearly 15 years. Engleby was a creepy guy, a scholarship student in the early 1970s at a prestigious British University. He only has one friend, drinks too much and pops heavy-duty tranquilizers. For spending money he steals cash from fellow students or sells them marijuana and hashish. His studies interest him, but his great passion is Jennifer Arkland, a pretty student who does not return his affections. He has stolen her diary so he knows this for a fact. When Jennifer goes missing, the police suspect that Engelby might know something about here disappearance. Because he has no recollection of days, even weeks of his life, Engleby wonders could he know more than he recalls? In the interim he becomes a stellar journalist. 133109 2005 Englisch für Tiger N Krusche, Dietrich Germany Journalist 133110 1996 English Babu Desi Mem MF India TV Interviewer (Anju Mahendru). Photographer Vikram (Shahrukh Khan). gets an international award and his photographs are shown in magazines all over the world. 133111 1809 English Bards and Scotch Reviewers PO USC Byron, Lord Critic. "That might instrument of little men! The pen!" "Learn'd to deride the critic's starch decree, And break him on the wheel he meant for me." 133112 1907 English Girl, An N Hueffer, Ford Maddox News Media. Well-bred English girl comes to New York and is bewildered by the plague of journalists. 133113 2005 English Harem, The MT Reporter Annie (Catherine Bailey). 133114 2000 English Murder, An NM Doughty, Louise Reporter. Alison Akenside, cultivating her roses and reporting for the Rutland Record. 133115 2009 Englishman in New York, An M Reporter (Douglas Schneider). Journalist (Brad Naprixas). Later years of Quentin Crisp’s life in New York. 133116 1714 Englishman, The ER COPY Steele, Richard Press. Journal was anonymous. The spokesman: the Englishman understood to be a relative to the "Guardian." 1713-14. 133117 1995 Engracadinha…Seus Amores e Seus Pecados MTF Miniseries Reporter (Edgar Amorim) 133118 1990 Enid is Sleeping M Reporter (Owen Lorian) 133119 1983 Enigma M Newscaster. Alex Holbeck (Martin Sheen), former East German newscaster for a radio network aimed at Communist Eastern European block 133120 2002 Enigmavariasjoner MTF Journalist Larsen (Geir Kvarme). 133121 1986 Enlace DT Mexico Reporter Armando Ramirez. Commentator Arturo Damm. 133122 2008 Enlightenment N Freely, Maureen Investigative Journalist M is anonymous and receives a 57-page letter from a woman in Istanbul who disappears only a few months after her Turkish husband is detained and her five-year-old son distributed to a faster family by the U.S. border patrol. In the letter, the woman begs the journalist to write about her plight. The letter tells the story of her first arrival in Turkey 34 years ago as a bright-eyed 16-year-old innocent and then reveals a convoluted tale of complex political intrigue. It is a grim and heartbreaking history of first loves shattered and best friends betrayed and M finds herself against her will tangled in the woman’s narrative. But nobody is who they say they are and everyone is suspect -- exactly how much will M inadvertently sacrifice to save the woman who stole her only true love. 133123 1955 Enormous Shadow, The NM OWN - H - P Harling, Robert Newspaperman uncovers the treachery of atomic secrets being given to Russia 133124 1966 Enough Rope M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 133125 1977 Enough! NM Westlake, Donald E. Film Critic. "Travesty, A" describes a film critic being blackmailed by a private detective who saw him accidentally kill his girlfriend. 133126 2002 Enraged New World M News Media. Evening Newscaster Bill Jackson (Michael Lovecraft). Press Conference Interviewer (Chris Bernt). 133127 1965 Enrica Baile SS GPL Moravia, Alberto In "Command and I will Obey You, 27 Short Stories." Newspaperman-Narrator in Rome. 133128 2004 Enron: Smartest Guys in the Room, The DT Based on Fortune Magazine story by Reporters Bethany McLean (who broke the story) and Peter Elkind. News Media. 133129 1998 Ensei Fufu MF TV Cameraman Hayashi (Morio Agata). 133130 1993 Entangled M Photographer (Christopher B. MacCabe) 133131 1968 Ente klingelt um halb acht MF Reporter (Sammy Drechsel). 133132 1940 Enter 3 Witches (aka Enter Three Witches) NM OWN - P (Two Copies) McGuire, Paul Press 133133 1944 Enter Arsene Lupin M Radio Commentator (John Burton). 133134 1935 Enter Madame M Woman Reporter (Mildred Boothe). Reporter (Matt McHugh). Cameraman (Jack Byron). 133135 1972 Enter the Devil (aka Disciples of Death) M Female Reporter in a Texas town discovers a satanic cult called “The Disciples of Death,” which is involved in human sacrifices. 133136 1916 Enter the Villain SS MLPL Cobb, Irwin S. Press 133137 1981 Enterprise DT TV Newsman Eric Sevareid 133138 2001 Enterprise: Storm Front (Part 2) T Episode #78. 10-15-2004 Newsreel Narrator (Burr Middleton). 133139 1980 Enterrement de Monsieur Bouvet, L' TF Reporter, Le (Alain Floret). 133140 1960 Entertainer, The M DVD -R HQ 5913, 5914. Columnist (Charles Gray). Interviewer (Anthony Oliver) 133141 1991 Entertainers, The MT TV Interviewer (Janet Sherkow). 133142 1996 Entertaining Angels: Dorothy Day Story, The M DVD -R HQ 7587, 7588. Ness Reporter and Editor Dorothy Day (Moira Kelly), radical journalist and militant social activist, founded the Catholic Worker newspaper. 133143 1870 Entertaining Article, A SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Satires & Burlesques." English Critic on Mark Twain satirized. Various publications cited. 133144 2009 Entertaining Disasters N Spiller, Nancy Food Writer FW lives high on the food chain in the heady realm of Los Angeles’ culinary journalism scene. She waxes poetic about her hip home gatherings, thinly veiling the identities of her Hollywood guest list. But in reality, FW’s been inventing the dinner parties she writes about because social paralysis sets in at the very thought of a real guest in her fabulous, or is it shabby, hillside home. Enter the glossy food magazine editor, new in town, who wants an invitation to one of her bashes and the panic-stricken journey from fantasy hostess to reality bites is on. This L.A. epicurean has made a career writing about her perfect dinner parties. The only problem? She hasn’t thrown one in years. In fact, she dislikes socializing at all. But when a well-placed magazine editor asks for an invite, our heroine is forced to reproduce her fantasy life for a do-or-die dinner. Included are recipes. 133145 1903 Entertaining on Thirty-Five Hundred a Year SS Howells, William Dean Journalist, The and his friend discuss the question of the higher journalist 133146 2005 Entertainment Tonight Canada DT 2005 - Series Correspondent Rick Campanelli (2005). Correspondent Kim D'Eon (2005). Correspondent Rosey Edeh (2005). Correspondent Roz Weston (2005). Reporter Erin Cebula). Host (Cheryl Hickey) 133147 1981 Entertainment Tonight: DT VHS 385. Episodes. Series 1981 Entertainment News Staff. Anchor-Hosts Mary Hart (1982-2007), Mark Steines (1995-2007), John Tesh (1986-1996), Ron Hendren (1981-1984), Dixie Whatley (1981-1984), Tom Hallick (1981), Marjorie Wallace (1981), Leeza Gibbons (1984-1995), Anchor-Hosts Lisa Canning (1995-1998), Steve Edwards (1982-1983), Bob Goen (1993-2004), Julie Moran (1994-2001), Pat O'Brien (1990-1996), Robb Weller (1984-1989). Host Amanda Byram UK Edition. Movie Critic Leonard Maltin. Correspondent Mary Hart. Correspondents Garrett Glaser, Thea Andrews (2006-2007), Garrett Glasser (2006), Alley Baggett (1996-1998), Maria Menounos (2002-2005), Roshumba Williams (2002), Tara Lipinski (2002), Chris Booker (2003), Vanessa Minnillo (2005), Mark Steines (1995). Correspondents Jan Carl, Paula Abdul, Steven Cojocaru, Carlos Ponce. Survivor Correspondent Richard Hatch (2001). Inside Entertainment Reporter Jeanne Wolf (1982-1992). Gossip Contributors Rona Barrett (1985-1986), Bill Harris (1984-1985). Michael Jackson Insider Stuart Backerman (2003). Music Hostess Nina Blackwood. Announcer Ben Patrick Johnson (1997). 133148 2002 Entertainment Tonight: Baby Bob T SVD 1159 Promo Public Relations father. Sports writer grandfather 133149 2002 Entertainment Tonight: Baby Bob T SVD 1171 Promo Public Relations father. Sports writer grandfather 133150 1995 Entfuhrung aus der Lindenstrabe MTF News Media. Reporter (Kostas Papanastasiou). Reporter (Nadine Spruss). Reporter (Mortiz Zielke). 133151 1999 Enticements N Parker, Una-Mary Woman journalist Female Journalist 133152 2005 Entourage: Abyss, The T DVD -R HQ 4191 Episode #22. 9-4-2005.. Final show of first season. Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Vince's despondent mood forces Eric to consider fending for himself. Drama and Turtle make a vow of silence. Vince decides to stay on Aquaman after meeting with James Cameron. The gang stays together. 133153 2007 Entourage: Adios Amigos T DVD -R HQ 8621 Episode #42. 6-3-2007 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) is back representing Vince and Drama. Erick gets flack for staying with his girlfriend. Drama becomes obsessed with an expensive condo after being reprimanded by Shanna for renting a too-cheap apartment. Billy Walsh is approached to direct "Medellin" and after securing director's cut insists on shooting the movie in Spanish. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. 133154 2008 Entourage: All Out Fall Out, The T DVD -R HQ 10307 Episode. 9-20-2008 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) is back to help Vince get his life back. She starts by getting him to appear at a Sweet 16 party for $200,000. But Vince’s brother gets drunk and ruins the entire evening. ` 133155 2009 Entourage: Amongst Friends T DVD -R HQ 11297 Episode. 7-19-2009 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar). Paparazzi and other photojournalists cover the premiere of Vince’s new film directed by Martin Scorsese. 133156 2005 Entourage: Aquamansion T DVD -R HQ 3570 Episode #11. 6-19-2005 Public Relations. Media. Hugh Hefner (Himself). Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. Vince wants a house that is outside of his price range; the guys prepare for a slumber part at the Playboy Mansion. 133157 2006 Entourage: Aquamom M DVD -R HQ 6257 Episode #23. 6-11-2006 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. When Vince's plan for the premiere of "Aquaman" fails, Eric comes up with a new plan. 133158 2005 Entourage: Bat Mitzvah, The T DVD -R HQ 3945 Episode #18. 8-7-2005 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Vince reveals his feelings. Ari's partner resurfaces. Eric splurges on a suit. Vince and Mandy confess they still love each other. 133159 2005 Entourage: Blue Balls Lagoon T DVD -R HQ 3981 Episode #19. 8-14-1005 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Vince receives courting lessons from Terrance. Drama becomes excited about his co-star Brooks Shield (and gets fired for getting aroused during a brother-sister scene). Turtle plays ambassador for Vince. 133160 2005 Entourage: Boys Are Back in Town, The T DVD -R HQ 3570 Episode #9. 6-5-2005 Photographer (Ron Michaelson). Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Ari pushes Vince to do a new movie, Aquaman. Eric has an official title. Turtle takes multitasking to a new level. 133161 2004 Entourage: Busey and the Beach T DVD -R HQ 5148. Episode #6. 8-22-2004 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. Public Relations. Media. Another agent woos Vince at a wild beach party. 133162 2007 Entourage: Cannes Kids, The T DVD -R HQ 8938 Episode. 9-3-2007. News Media. Guys try to sell "Medellin" at Cannes. Press Conference for "Medellin." Drama benefits from the overseas popularity of "Viking Quest." No one likes the film. No sale. Photographers everywhere. 133163 2005 Entourage: Chinatown T DVD -R HQ 3729 Episode #14. 7-10-2005 Public Relations. Media. Hugh Hefner (Himself). Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Ari encourages Vince to shoot a foreign commercial. Eric struggles to convince Walsh to release an advance print of "Queens Blvd." Commercial shown after completed. 133164 2006 Entourage: Crash and Burn T DVD -R HQ 6374 Episode #27. 7-8-2006 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Boys try to keep a director happy when a scheduling conflict occurs. 133165 2007 Entourage: Dog Day Afternoon T DVD -R HQ 8353 Episode #36. 4-15-2007 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. 133166 2006 Entourage: Dominated M DVD -R HQ 6311 Episode #25. 6-25-2006 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Vince welcomes a long-lost friend to the entourage. Ari sabotages his daughter's friendship with a young television star. 133167 2007 Entourage: Dream Team, The T DVD -R HQ 8773 Episode #47. 7-15-2007 Public Relations. Billy blames Eric for an online leak. Drama joins an exclusive club. Ari and Lloyd engage in sabotage. 133168 2009 Entourage: Drive T DVD -R HQ 11278 Episode. 7-12-2009 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar). Vince gets his driver’s license after bribing the man who decides if he gets the license with two tickets to his new film’s premiere. Then he goes on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and tells the whole story. 133169 2005 Entourage: Exodus T DVD -R HQ 4176 Episode #21. 8-28-2005 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Love blinds Vince. Eric gets cozy with Sloan. Drama and Turtle use their skills on a spy mission. Ari gets fired and vows revenge. 133170 2008 Entourage: Fantasy Island T DVD -R HQ 10301 Episode. 9-13-2008 News Media. Mitch tries to come back from the disaster, “Medellin.” But no one wants to hire him. 133171 2008 Entourage: Fire Sale T DVD -R HQ 10329 Episode. 9-22-2008 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) gets Vince’s brother, Drama, on The View with Whoopi Goldberg and two other View hosts playing themselves. News Media. 133172 2008 Entourage: First Class Jerk T DVD -R HQ 10447 Episode. 10-26-2008 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar). Ari decides to remain an agent. 133173 2009 Entourage: Fore! T DVD -R HQ 11334 Episode. 8-9-2009 News Media. Vince and Drama play in a charity golf tournament. Eric gets an unexpected job offer. Ari finds himself in the doghouse with his wife. Quarterback Tom Brady joins the group and invites Turtle and his girlfriend over to dinner. 133174 2007 Entourage: Gary's Desk T DVD -R HQ 8826 Episode #50. 8-5-2007 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Shauna sets up an interview at Variety for Eric so he can get some publicity for his new company. But the plan backfires when the Variety reporter does an expose on the new celebrity nepotism saying that Eric is Vince's manager only because he's Vince's childhood friend. Vince buys a desk for Eric's new office. 133175 2005 Entourage: Good Morning Saigon T DVD -R HSP 8X 4043 Episode #20. 8-21-2005 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Vince and his co-star act out of character. Drama and Turtle make a musical discovery. Vince and Eric teach Ari a lesson. 133176 2007 Entourage: Gotcha! T DVD -R HQ 8475 Episode #38. 4-29-2007 Public Relations. Drama discovers he will be the target on a new reality show. He misplays his hand and the "Gotcha" program gets him after he gets into a fight with a champion wrestler. 133177 2008 Entourage: Gotta Look Up To Get Down T DVD -R HQ 10422 Episode. 10-19-2008 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) gets Vince a fashion assignment worth a million dollars, but when the model is fired, Vince rejects the assignment and takes the group to Hawaii on a private plane to join the model in another fashion shoot. Ari considers an offer to run a major motion picture studio. 133178 2006 Entourage: Guys and Doll T DVD -R HQ 6339 Episode #26. 7-2-2006 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. 133179 2005 Entourage: I Love You Too T DVD -R HQ 3900 Episode #17. 7-31-2005 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Eric and Shauna cannot appease a bitter journalist. Vince makes a splash at a convention with his new co-star. Ari gives Drama a birthday gift. 133180 2006 Entourage: I Wanna Be Sedated T DVD -R HQ 6689 Episode #32. 8-12-2006 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Drama and Turtle search for Saigon on the day of the record-deal signing. Eric finds a project for Vince. 133181 2007 Entourage: Less Than 30 T DVD -R HQ 8307 Episode #35. 4-8-2007 Public Relations. Hollywood Reporter Girl (Ginny Weirick). . Vince's new agent wants him to do a period film. Eric and Vince agree to have lunch with Ari. Turtle plans Vince's birthday party. 133182 2007 Entourage: Malibooty (aka Mailbooty) T DVD -R HQ 8773 Episode #45. 7-1-2007 Public Relations. Billy submits "Medellin" to Cannes. Vince gets in over his head in Malibu. Drama rekindles a romance with a party girl. 133183 2005 Entourage: Neighbors T DVD -R HQ 3675 Episode #13. 7-3-2005. Series on HBO Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Vince discovers why his neighbor has been friend. Eric regrets the past. Ari tries to blackmail Dana to get a meeting with James Cameron for Vince to convince him to star Vince in Aquaman. 133184 2005 Entourage: New Car, The T DVD -R HQ 3570 Episode Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Vince agrees to a starlet's pet project. Turtle misrepresents his position to get a girl. Drama develops calf-envy. 133185 2007 Entourage: No Cannes Do T DVD -R HQ 8888 Episode #53. 8-26-2007 News Media. Terrorist alert at Los Angeles International Airport causes the guys to delay their trip to Cannes until they get a surprise private flight. Eric is unsure about his new client's role in Billy's film -- a script he does not like. 133186 2005 Entourage: Offer Refused, An T DVD -R HQ 3619 (Mislabeled at 3616 on disc) Episode #12. 6-26-2005 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Eric is anxious to get an offer in writing. Drama decides on elective surgery to augment his livelihood (calf implants). Ari breaks a deal with his wife. 133187 2005 Entourage: Oh, Mandy T DVD -R HQ 3819 Episode #16. 7-24-2005. Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Actress (Mandy Moore) exposes a secret from Vince's part. Ari gets bumped from an important list. Drama and Turtle try to enjoy their new house. Drama is late to an audition, nails the role and then is arrested by police for smashing a car's window with a golf club. Public relations nightmare. 133188 2009 Entourage: One Car, Two Car, Red Car, Blue Car T DVD -R HQ 11314 Episode. 7-26-2009 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar). Paparazzi and other photojournalists who covered the premiere of Vince’s new film directed by Martin Scorsese took a picture of Turtle and the star he is dating. The picture appeared all of the world questioning the starlet’s sanity in dating Turtle. Everyone thinks he is a loser so he contemplates his future career path and seeks out Ari for advice. His decision: go to school. Eric is nervous about Charlie’s plot for good reason -- they love the show, hate Charlie. 133189 2006 Entourage: One Day in the Valley T DVD -R HQ 6288 Episode #24. 6-18-2006 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Series of blackouts threatens the opening weekend numbers for "Aquaman." Ari negotiates his responsibilities with his wife. 133190 2008 Entourage: Pie T DVD -R HQ 10479 Episode. 11-2-2008 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar). Vince feels he is losing control of his new film because his co-star is stealing all of his lines. Ari tries to hire an old friend. 133191 2004 Entourage: Pilot T Episode #1. 7-18-04 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Paparazzi (Danny Abeckaser). Paparazzi (Alex Berliner). Paparazzi (Henry Penzi). Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) is a young, hot, up-and-coming actor living in Hollywood with his three best friends from back home in Queens, New York. 133192 2008 Entourage: Play’n With Fire T DVD -R HQ 10527 Episode. 11-16-2008 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar). Director threatens to use the news media to get what he wants. Everyone loses as the film is canceled by the movie studio head. 133193 2007 Entourage: Prince's Bride, The T DVD -R HQ 8553 Episode #41. 5-20-2007 Public Relations. KTLA Morning News broadcast is on in the background. Ari finds a backer for "Medellin," but there are some strings attached. Drama fights to get an offer for a movie role he thought he was promised. Sturtle has a date with Kelly under the watchful eye of her father. 133194 2008 Entourage: ReDOMption T DVD -R HQ 10387 Episode. 10-12-2008 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar). Dom asks Vince to bail him out after a police chase. Ari wagers on a role for Vince during a game of golf. The studio executive brings in Golf Pro Phil Michaelson to help him. He beats Ari, and then drops dead of a heart attack on the golf course. 133195 2006 Entourage: Release, The T DVD -R HQ 6548 Episode #30. 7-29-2006 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Guys learn that "Queens Boulevard" is getting a wide release. Ari makes a deal. Foreign Press Agent (Fumi Desalu). 133196 2007 Entourage: Resurrection, The T DVD -R HQ 8509 Episode #40. 5-13-2007 TV Critic Paul Schneider (Michael Hitchcock) of Daily Variety pans Johnny Drama's performance. He marches into Variety's offices and tells the critic to go screw himself. Critic's Assistant Ryan (Paul Gagliano). He bursts into the critic's office and berates the critic as a "sad little fat hack fuck." The critic dresses shabbily, wears glasses, eats lunch at his desk, acts unphased by someone barging in to yell him and has his own assistant. Real Variety critic Brian Lowry wrote in his Variety column (5-9-2007) the sequence was staged in Variety offices and populated the newsroom with extras ensuring that the Fake Variety staff was more attractive, stylish and younger than the Real staff. In commenting on Drama's statement about the critic as a "sad little fat hack fuck," Lowry said only two of those adjectives were accurate. He said the shabby dress and glasses were true (denoting years of solitary TV viewing). Eating lunch at his desk was occasionally true, acting unfazed if someone comes in to yell at him (mercifully untrue) and having his own assistant (so untrue the Real Critic is still laughing his ass off). 133197 2007 Entourage: Return of the King T DVD -R HQ 8475 Episode #39. 5-6-2007 Public Relations. Ari must negotiate a deal between Amanda and the studio. Eric suspects that Vince and Amanda's relationship is sabotaging the deal. Amanda walks out on Vince. Drama saves a race horse and gives the horse away as a gift. 133198 2008 Entourage: Return to Queens Blvd. T DVD -R HQ 10566 Episode. 11-23-2008 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar). The gang goes back to its roots and Vince finally lands a good part thanks to his manager. 133199 2005 Entourage: Review, The T DVD -R HQ 5031 Episode #2. 7-25-2004 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. 133200 2009 Entourage: Running on E T DVD -R HQ 11331 Episode. 8-2-2009 News Media. With production on his next film delayed, Vince searches for ways to amuse himself. Drama auditions actresses to play his new love interest. Jamie-Lynn agrees to take the role after she takes Turtle shopping. 133201 2009 Entourage: Scared Straight T Episode. 9-27-2009 News Media. Eric gets news from Drama about his latest fling. Terrance offers to sell Ari his share of the agency. Turtle prepares for Jamie-Lynn’s departure. Drama’s emotions get the best of him during an audition. 133202 2008 Entourage: Seth Green Day T DVD -R HQ 10496 Episode. 11-9-2008 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar). News Media. Seth Green makes Eric’s life miserable. Vince and the director of a new film clash. 133203 2006 Entourage: Sorry, Ari T DVD -R HQ 6756 Episode #34. 8-26-2006 Public Relations. Publicist (Debi Mazar). News Media. Vince and the guys evaluate new opportunities. Ari tries to save a project. He fails. Vince fires him after he fails to apologize and instead does the same presentation every agency has done for Vince. 133204 2007 Entourage: Sorry, Harvey T DVD -R HQ 8742 Episode #46. 7-8-2007 Publicist. News Media. Eric must give a Hollywood heavyweight some bad news. Ari mishandles a secret script. Drama takes the mayor of Beverly Hills out for a night on the town. 133205 2006 Entourage: Strange Days T DVD -R HQ 6494 Episode #29. 7-22-2006 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Eric finds himself falling for the wrong girl. Ari and Terrence reach an agency settlement. Publicist not in this program. 133206 2005 Entourage: Sundance Kids, The T DVD -R HQ 4262 Episode #15. 7-17-2005 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. 133207 2006 Entourage: Three's Company T DVD -R HQ 6441 Episode #28. 7-15-2006 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Vince raises his price for "Aquaman 2." Eric's girlfriend makes an offer. 133208 2008 Entourage: Tree Trippers T DVD -R HQ 10357 Episode. 10-5-2008 Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar). The Entourage with Ari go out into the desert to figure out whether Vince should be in a Benji movie or hold out for the second lead in a firefighter movie. 133209 2006 Entourage: Vegas Baby, Vegas! T DVD -R HQ 6613 Episode #31 8-6-2006 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Guys travel to Las Vegas so that Vince can make a promo appearance. Eric shows his jealous side. 133210 2007 Entourage: Welcome To the Jungle T DVD -R HQ 8674 Episode #43. 6-14-2007 Documentary Unit covers the production of a film the Entourage unit is making documenting one crisis after another. Interviews on camera. Publicity. After the movie is finished, the director disappears before turning in his final cut. 133211 2006 Entourage: What About Bob? T DVD -R HQ 6698 Episode #33. 8-19-2006 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. News Media. Eric, Ari and producer Bob Ryan pitch a project to the studios. Drama is nervous on the first day of shooting his pilot. Ryan, ignored by Ari, makes a deal at Warners, a studio that hates Vince after Ari and Eric make a deal at Universal. 133212 2007 Entourage: Young and the Stoned, The T DVD -R HQ 8843 Episode #51. 8-2007 Public Relations. Publicist Shauna (Debi Mazar) works for Vince and is brutally cynical. Eric has a collision with an actress Anna Faris and becomes her manager. Turtle prepares for a party. Mrs. Ari reprises her role in a soap opera and Ari is furious about it threatening the costar who will kiss her on camera. 133213 1999 Entre la Tarde y la Muerte MF Mexico Writer faces critical situation in her career when she decides to investigate her childhood. 133214 1995 Entre Pancho Villa y Una Mujer Desnuda (aka Pancho Villa and a Naked Woman) MF Berman, Sabina and Isabelle Tardan Mexico Journalist Adrian writes a book about Pancho Villa. A modern businesswoman helps him write the book and discovers the similarity between Villa's relationship with women to that of Adrian and hers. 133215 1995 Entre Rojas MF Rodriguez, Azucena Spain Female Journalist. Madrid, 1974. Lucia is a proper young lady who is condemned to spend 10 years in jail because of her relationship with a political militant against Franco's dictatorship. While in prison, she lives with every kind of woman: journalist, intellectual, killer, illiterate. She and her inmates fight together against desperation. This is a story about the solidarity of women living in experience that marks them forever. 133216 2000 Entrepreneurs, The M Editor (Duncan Foster) 133217 2003 Entrepreneurs, The (aka Scheme, The) M Tabloid Journalism. When three horny friends -- Ray (Jimmy Fallon), August (Brian Hooks) and Martin (Nathan Anderson) -- discover that the lusty daughter of a local politician is aching to experience her first sexual encounter, they quickly swing a deal with a sleazy tabloid to get pictures of the act and turn an easy profit. A stolen letter has revealed that the popular Catholic girl and politician’s daughter is ready and willing to lose her virginity. When bumbling, would-be Romeo Ray determines to help her make her dreams become a reality while turning a profit at the same time, his simple plan becomes a tangled mess as an enraged publisher of the seedy tabloid pushes him to meet his deadline and he finds himself falling for his slightly less-than-innocent target. Editor (Duncan Foster) 133218 1994 Environment for Murder, An NM Decker, Rod (Thomas Anastasion (illustrated) Journalist, Alma Cannon, jaded gum-shoe. Reluctant middle-aged reporter finds himself entangled in a story that won't go away. 133219 2004 Envy M Newscaster (Kent Shocknek). 133220 2008 Envy N Elkann, Alain Journalist Giacomo Longhi finds himself obsessed by the Lucian Freud-like painter Julian Sax and learns that Sax is completely devoted to his work and thinks of little else and hence has no time for such frivolous things as interviews. Longhi figures his best chance to meet the artist is to interview him. But Longhi actually runs into Sax repeatedly -- seeing him eating with his family, and even getting interviewed by someone else. Longhi doesn’t exactly stalk the painter, but he goes considerably out of his way to possibly run into him, yet can’t take those final steps and just introduce himself. Ultimately, Longhi seems as fascinated by his own obsession as he is with Sax. He tries to figure out what is causing him to act this way and also how he can deal with it. Eventually he tries to rework it in the form of a work of fiction -- a work that, as he describes it, is very different from the factual account. Excerpt: “To be considered a great writer, as Sax is considered a great artist, I would have to follow his example: renounce my Italian culture, go to live in London or New York, become English or American, and get myself accepted in the English-speaking literary world. But that world doesn't exist anymore, great writers and great publishers don't exist anymore, literary society doesn't exist anymore, and literature isn't fashionable anymore; the visual, plastic arts, the world of museums, art galleries, the great auctions, are at the centre of attention and attract large sums of money. This is why Sax is inaccessible. [...] Sax fascinates me because he is a part of an extinct race, that of the great personalities.” 133221 1966 Envy, or Yiddish in America SS OWN - H Ozick, Cynthia In "Cynthia Ozick Reader, A" Press 133222 2000 Epicenter M Copter Traffic Reporter (Istelle Petra) 133223 0050 Epigrams, the Twelve Books Of PO USC Martial Book IX, XXXV Newsmonger, The. "You forge a hundred silly lies and state them as reality." "Give up this foolish fashion pray, you get but small regard from it. And if you grace my board to-day, remember 'News' is barred from it." Book III, No. IX. On Critic. "He publishes lampoons on me, 'tis said; How can he publish who is never read?" Book Five, No. XXXIII, The Critic. Book Five, LX, To a Jealous Rival. Book Six, LXIV, To An Envious Detractor. Book Ten, V, The Scandal-Monger. Roman version of the Grub Street Scribbler. "As a critic, Cosconius, you'd make a good wheel-greaser." 133224 1968 Epiheirisis Apollon MF Sweden/Greece Photographer (George Baris) 133225 1950 Epilog: Das Geheimnis der Orplid MF Reporter Pete Zabel (Horst Caspar). 133226 1984 Epilogo MF Journalist (Sonia Martinez) 133227 1966 Episode at Toledo, The NM Bridge, Ann (Lady Mary Dolling O'Malley) #8 Julia Probyn Series Journalist freelancing for Yorkshire Post. Julia Probyn works from time to time as a freelance journalist for several English weeklies and at least one provincial daily 133228 1705 Epistle to D----- D'F-e, The; Reputed Author of Robinson Crusoe, The ER COPY Anonymous Press. Diatribe against Daniel DeFoe from fictional writer. 133229 1735 Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot PO USC Pope, Alexander Critic Atticus wants to attack writers but has not the courage to be straight about it. He eggs others on to attack. Other critics such as Dennis and Gildon can be dealt with in an open manner, but Atticus is too crafty. Atticus' method: "Damn with faint praise, assent with civil leer/And without sneering, teach the rest to sneer/Alike reserved to blame or to commend/A tim'rous foe and a suspicious friend/Fearing e'en fools; by flatterers besieged/ And so obliging that he ne'er obliged/willing to wound, and yet afraid to strike. Really a portrait of Addison whom Pope disliked. 133230 1706 Epistle to Sir Richard Blackmore, An PO USC Anonymous News 133231 1763 Epistle to William Hogarth, An PO USC Churchill, Charles Press 133232 2003 Epistrofi ton katharmaton MF Greece Reporter (Thrasos Tziaras-Vandoros). Camera Operator (Manos Koufakis). Former wrestler has become an alcoholic because of his daughter's unexpected death. 133233 2005 Epitaph M Australia. Short - Drama - Sci-Fi News Presenter (Kathryn Hind). 133234 1700 Epitaph Upon Mr. John Dryden PO USC Anonymous (Baynard, Edward?) Critic 133235 2000 Epoch MT News Media. Reporter (Robert Keats). Reporter (Donna Magnani) 133236 2003 Epoch: Evolution MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Jeff Rank). Reporter #2 (Teadora Nikolova). Reporter #3 (Marianna Popova). Reporter #4 (Mark Herndon). TV Reporter (Shero Rauf). Reporter (Adrienne McQueen). 133237 2002 Equal N Austin, Christopher Reporter Ewart Chambers was an idealistic young priest. Now he is a disillusioned, cynical journalist who's seen it all. And he doesn't like what he's seen. TV Anchor Adrian Stevens. During the Sydney Olympic Games' opening ceremonies, Australia is racked by rioting and looting. Shortly thereafter the assassination of key government officials effectively leaves no government in Australia. Chambers watches a popular TV Anchor Adrian Stevens rise to power in the aftermath. He promises a better life but Chambers doesn't trust him. Stevens is more than he seems and must be stopped. Chambers tells Barbara, who he loves and the only person he trusts, his suspicions vowing to save what he can of his world. Soon Stevens and Chambers are locked in strange combat wherein Barbara plays a vital role that tests Chambers' love to the utmost. 133238 2006 Equal Justice M News Media. Reporter (Maria Paris). Reporter (Piper LeJeune - Voice). Reporter (Drew Lindo - Voice). 133239 1990 Equal Justice: T Episode. 4-18-90 Press is gunning for us. Reporters chasing both DAs: the day of the killer reporters, shoving microphones at us 133240 1991 Equal Justice: T Episode. 7-10-91 African-American Reporter. Pack journalism 133241 1989 Equal Law: Premiere T Episode Press. Uses media/press to push a story. Shows impact of TV news on lawyers. Press surrounds prosecuting attorney 133242 1960 Equal Partners N Tucker, James Four Square Books #675 News Media 133243 1897 Equality N MLPL Bellamy, Edward Press. Pointed criticism of newspapers. 133244 1985 Equalizer, The: T Episode. AD. Series 9-18-85 to 9-7-89. Newspaper Advertisement in newspaper owned by Robert McCall (Edward Woodward), helps people. "Got a Problem? Odds Against You? Call The Equalizer. 212-555-4200." 133245 1997 Equalizer, The: Prelude T DVD -R HQ 6164. SVD 769 Episode. Series 9-18-85 to 9-7-89. Reporter. McCall and Scott team up to help a reporter who was kidnapped by members of a foreign legion 133246 2003 Equalizer, The: Pretenders T SVD 1447 Episode. Series 9-18-85 to 9-7-89. Reporter's reclusive neighbor investigation uncovers murder by the Equalizer McCall. 133247 1998 Equalizer, The: Video Games T SVD 785 Episode. Series 9-18-85 to 9-7-89. News Media 133248 1970 Equinox M AFI-Reporters Reporter Sloan (James Phillips). 133249 1943 Equinox N OWN - H Seager, Allan Press 133250 1992 Equinox M Newspaperman (Jack Walsh). 133251 1999 Equinox Knocks M Reporter 1 (Dawndy Mercer). Reporter 2 (Kirby M. Hiscox) 133252 1991 Er det sant, er det faelt DF Series 1991 Reporter. Utgaende Reporter (Stig Holmer). Utgaende Reporters (Otto Jespersen, Carlo Halvorsen). 133253 1991 Er jeg da helt gak…mor? DF Denmark Interviewer Nick Horup. 133254 1996 ER: T SV 300 (Media Excerpts) Episode News Media. Staff watches coverage of accident on television before the patients start coming in. 133255 1997 ER: Ambush T VHSSP 1113 Episode #70. 9-25-1997 Documentary. The ER is under the bright lights when a television documentary is filmed depicting a typical day in the ER. 133256 2007 ER: Breach of Trust T DVD -R HQ 7727 Episode. 1-4-2007 News Media. One of the doctors leaves to become a TV personality on health care. 133257 2002 ER: Brothers and Sisters T Episode #176. 4-25-2002 News Stand Attendant (Bart DeFinna). 133258 1994 ER: Don't Ask, Don't Tell T Episode #50. 10-10-1996 TV Reporter (Warner Saunders). 133259 1996 ER: Fire in the Belly T DVD -R HQ 7754 Episode. 4-25-1996 Videographer (Joanna Gleason) strikes up a relationship with one of the doctors. 133260 1997 ER: Fortune's Fools T Episode #60. 1-30-1997 Chicago Sun-Times Reporter Tom Clayton (Tony Maggio). 133261 1998 ER: Good Luck, Ruth Johnson T Episode #100. 12-10-1998 Photographer (Jonathan Baker). 133262 1995 ER: Hell and High Water T Episode 11-9-1995. Season #2. Episode #7 TV Reporter (Yolanda Gaskins). TV Anchor (Warner Saunders). Channel 5 Chopper Reporter (Robert Cicchini). Jimmy, TV Helicopter Pilot (Richard Pickren). 133263 2007 ER: Lights Out T DVD -R HQ 8385 Episode. 4-26-2007 Photojournalist Diana Moore (Annabella Sciorra) is doing a photo essay on dying patients in a hospice. She shows up at the ER again, this time terminally ill. ER Nurse Sam, who she befriended last time when she gave her a camera, takes her home to die. Kovac feels the pressure of a busy emergency room. Tension between a doctor and his father reaches the boiling point. 133264 2002 ER: Lockdown T Episode #179. 5-16-2002 TV News Anchor (Kristy Munden). 133265 2003 ER: No Strings Attached T Episode #193. 2-6-2003 Reporter Justine (Esther K. Chae). Reporter Winslow (Pamela Shaddock). 133266 1997 ER: Obstruction of Justice T Episode #78. 12-11-1997 Photographer (Kristian Quinn). 133267 2001 ER: Partly Cloudy, Chance of Rain T Episode #165. 11-15-2001 News Media. TV Reporter (Eileen Grubba). 133268 2007 ER: Photographs and Memories T DVD -R HQ 8302 Episode. 4-12-2007 Photojournalist Diana Moore (Annabella Sciorra) is doing a photo essay on dying patients in a hospice. She shows up at the ER when one of the patients is in need of medical care, snapping pictures throughout the procedure. An ER nurse tells her to get out of the way. They end up being friends. She sees Moore's pictures on the computer and finds out that Moore is dying of ovarian cancer. Moore gives the nurse a camera so she can start shooting pictures. 133269 2005 ER: Providers, The T DVD -R HQ 10528 Episode. 1-27-2005. News Media cover the story of the ER posting of a pill’s side effects on the Internet and the subsequent uproar caused by the pharmaceutical company. Reporter (Larry Bagby - Second Reporter). Trib Reporter (Peter Spellos). On-Camera Reporter Holly Joy (Holly Joy Gaines). Carter treats a kidney transplant patient who appears to be having a reaction to a new drug and when he asks Neela to post questions about the pill’s side effects on the Internet. 133270 2001 ER: Rampage T DVD -R HQ 8305 Episode #157. 5-17-2001 News Vendor (Jim Carrane). 133271 2001 ER: Rampage T DVD -R HQ 8305 Episode #157. 5-17-2001 News Vendor (Jim Carrane). Gunshot victims flood the ER when a distraught father goes on a shooting spree in a foster-care facility. 133272 2003 ER: Saint in the City, A T Episode #191. 1-16-2003 Reporter Justin (Esther K. Chae). 133273 1999 ER: Storm, The (Part 1) T Crichton, Michael (Creator) and John Wells. Episode #105. 2-11-1999 Weatherman #1 (Byron Miranda - Voice). Weatherman #2 (Brant Miller). 133274 2001 ER: Surrender T Episode. 2-1-2001. Season #7. Episode #12 Reporter (LaRita Shelby). Second Reporter (George Anthony Bell). 133275 2003 ER: Thousand Cranes, A T Episode #195. 2-20-2003 TV News Anchor (Warner Saunders). 133276 2005 ER: Two Ships T DVD -R HQ 8X 4802 (Media Excerpts) TV News coverage of airplane crash in Chicago. ER hears details and gets ready for patients. 133277 2008 ER: Under Pressure T Episode #307. 5-1-2008 TV News Reporter (Kent Shocknek). 133278 2002 ER: Walk Like a Man T Episode #183. 10-17-2002 News Media. Woman Reporter (Susan Yeagley). TV Producer (Doug Budin). 133279 2009 ER: What We Do T DVD -R HQ 10926 Episode #327. 3-5-2009 Documentary camera crew shoots footage for a documentary by interviewing the staff at County General on emergency medicine. Detective Claudia Diax is brought in critically injured with gunshot wounds. 133280 2000 Era outra vez MF Editor (Anton Reixa) 133281 2000 Erase otra vez MF Female Journalist 133282 1996 Eraser M Reporter (Dominic Marcus). Reporter (Ben Shenkman). Female Reporter (Diana Morgan). Newscaster voice (Dave Mallow). 133283 1996 Eraser - Turnabout G TV Reporter (Alec Murdock). 133284 1983 Erendira MF Photographer (Rufus - The Photographer). 133285 2003 Eretz Nehederet TF Israel Reporter (Alma Zack). Political Correspondent Udi Ben-David Federbush (Dov Navon). 133286 2005 Erev Tov Israel TF Episode #1. 11-4-2005. Talk-Show. Reporter Ilana Berkovitz. Talk Show Hosts Hila Alpert, Yehoram Gaon. 133287 1952 Erich und das Schulfunkstudio NJ Brennecke, Wolf Dieter Germany Radio Journalist 133288 1921 Erik Dorn N GPL Hecht, Ben Journalist. On newspapers and journalists. Skeptical journalist whose experiences with life enable the reader to appreciate the writing. Little journalism. 133289 1969 Eriksson MF Reporter (Birgitta Bergman) 133290 1974 Erma Bombeck DT Columnist gives editorials and advice 133291 1993 Ernest Green Story, The MT TV Reporter (Harry Hood) 133292 1998 Ernest in the Army M TV Anchor (Gavin Barfield) 133293 2008 Ernie & The Big Newz: The Adventures of a TV Reporter, Volume One (aka Ernie and the Big News, Vol. 1). NJ Anastos, Ernie with Bill Gallo (Illustrator) Aspiring TV Reporter Ernie dreams of being a real TV reporter. In his first adventure, Ernie gets his big scoop covering the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. He braves a snowstorm and later discovers a great little hero in New York City. 133294 1956 Ernie Kovacs Show, The: T Series. 5-14-1951 to 7-27-1956. NBC Parody News. Kovacs's Pathetic News, "The Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat of the World." Parody of news updates. 133295 1984 Ernie Kovacs: Between the Laughter MT Gossip Columnist (Mary Alan Hokanson) 133296 1994 Erotic Confessions: Fringe Benefits T UK-France. Episode #26. Adult Photographer (Gregg Vance). 133297 1997 Erotic Confessions: Judy and the Beast T Episode #25 - Adult Female Sports Reporter. 133298 1997 Erotic Confessions: Judy and the Beast T Episode #38. Adult News Media. Reporter #1 (Keith Williams). Reporter #2 (Nick Metro). 133299 1996 Erotic Confessions: Volume 1 M Adult Newsman Stalker (Stephen Douglas). 133300 1997 Erotic Confessions: Volume 8 MT Adult Reporter #1 Keith Williams. Reporter #1 Nick Metro in "Judy and the Beast" episode. 133301 1995 Erotic Confessions: Watching Vanessa T Episode #3. Adult Newsman Stalker (Stephen Douglas). 133302 2003 Erotic Obsessions M SVD 1460, SVD 1377 Adult Photojournalist and police detective heat things up when they investigate an unsolved murder 133303 2002 Erotic Tales - Porn.com M Adult News Media. Journalist 1 (Martin Blaney). Journalist 2 (Ron Holloway). 133304 1997 Erotic Underground M Photographer (Christophe Mourthe-Himself 133305 2006 Erotic Werewolf in London, An M Adult Reporter interviews Anoushka, a werewolf, in London about her life as a werewolf. 133306 2001 Erotic Witch Project 2: Book of Seduction M TV Investigative Journalist Barbara Joyce (Katie Jordan), a probing tabloid reporter, is preparing to do a report on camera. Jordan discovers Darian, an inmate held in captivity in her cell and tries to interview her. Darian promises an interview if the reporter agrees to have sex with her. Katie thinks, “hell, why not?” and they get together. Darian was the sole survivor of the original Erotic Witch out in the woods is now incarcerated in the Khan Institute for Mental Health. She is held in a straight jacket most of the time, examined and contained in a padded cell. But the witch is strong within her and all who come into contact with her -- doctors, nurses, patients and Reporter Jordan. They are all infected with the Erotic Witch life force and are turned into writhing, panting, pleasure-soaked sex machines shamelessly acting out their steamiest female fantasies on one another. 133307 1961 Erotica M Photographer (Russ Meyer) 133308 1993 Errand, The M News Media. 1st Journalist (Scott R. Wright) 133309 1975 Erreurs judiciaries: Course contre la montre TF Episode #2. 12-20-1975 Reporter, Le (Alain Doutey). Le journaliste (Jean Franval). 133310 1999 Erscheinung, Die MF Photographer, Young (Hardy Hoosmann). Photographer, Old (Ulrich Radke). 133311 1998 Eruption M SVD 811 Investigative Journalist goes to tiny Latin American nation to locate leader of a rebel army. 133312 1955 Es bleibt natürlich unter uns. Porträt (bzw. Roman) einer kleinen Stadt N Biernath, Horst Germany Journalist 133313 1975 Es reicht doch, wenn nur einer stirbt NM Bosetzky, Horst (= -ky) Germany Journalist 133314 1975 Es stirbt allerdings ein jeder, fragt sich nur wie und wie Du gelebt hast (Holger Meins) DF Interviewer Renate Sami. 133315 2002 Escandalo del mediodia, El TF Reporters Shanik Berman (2003), Carolina Gomez (2004). Hosts Rafael Mercadente (2004), Francisco Gattorno (2004), Cynthia Klithbo (2004), Rashel Diaz (2004), Johnny Lozada (2004), Charytin, Felipe Viel, Marisa Del Portillo, Gabriela Teissier (2002-2003). 133316 1955 Escapade M DVD -R HQ 4806, 4807 MacDougall, Roger (Play). Gilbert Holland (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Deeson (Colin Gordon) is snooping newsman who gets onto the story -- three schoolboys whose father is a pacifist author, decide that political efforts to achieve peace are taking too long and steal balloon to take their message directly to Vienna 133317 1992 Escapade NR OWN - P Kyle, Susan (Diana Palmer) Newspaper Owner. Amanda Todd. Her father's death made her co-owner of a nearly bankrupt San Antonio newspaper. 133318 1947 Escape R Series - 1947-54 News Media 133319 1971 Escape MT Photographer (Caroline Ross) 133320 1982 Escape Artist, The M News Media. Reporter (R. Wayne Kruse). Reporter (Margaret Ladd). Newspaper Editor (David Clennon). Photographer (Doug McGrath). 133321 1953 Escape By Night M UK. Alcoholic Journalist Tom Buchan (Bonar Colleano), hard-drinking reporter, holes up in disused theater with an Italian racketeer on the run in London to get the whole story. Bearded Reporter (Michael Balfour). Reporter (Harry Towb). Buchan wants to get the notorious crime boss' life story. Buchan is self-centered, irresponsible, vain and not nearly as clever as most journalists. 133322 2002 Escape From Afghanistan M DVD Ness War Correspondent and TV Cameraman go to the Pakistani-Afghanistan border to interview Russian prisoners of war. 133323 1942 Escape From Crime M DVD -R HQ 2088. DVD -R HQ 3812. SVD 529 Ahearn, Danny (Story - "Picture Snatcher"). Raymond L. Shrock (Screenplay) Ness Book. Remake of "Picture Snatcher" (1933). Photographer Red O'Hara (Richard Travis) is ex-convict framed for bank robbery is released and discovers he is now a father. Applies at Illustrated News for a photographer's job, but Editor Cornell (Frank Wilcox) tells him they cannot hire an ex-con. While he is looking for a job, he witnesses bank robbery and gets photos of crooks shooting a cop. This gets him the job. Some of the thieves are captured and sentenced to be executed, including O'Hara's friend. Editor Reardon (Charles C. Wilson). When O'Hara is assigned to get photo of man dying in electric chair he refuses. Editor Cornell suggests he also do a profile of his friend and get him to tell his side of the story. O'Hara secretly photographs execution with camera strapped to his leg. Drops camera on way out of prison and other reporters chase him. He manages to get photograph back to newspaper office. Gets $1,000 bonus. O'Hara pretends to be a crook and helps capture the leader of the bank robbers. Reporters (Bill Edwards, Eddie Graham, Jack Wise). Newsman-Reporter Durkin (Creighton Hale). Newsman-Reporter Hastings (William Hopper). Reporter at Execution (Cliff Saum). 133324 1942 Escape From Hong Kong M Newspaper Vendor (Grace Lem). 133325 1985 Escape From the Bronx M VHS 1067 Crusading Reporter (Valeria D'Obici) and heroine. Exposes villain 133326 1971 Escape From the Planet of the Apes M DVD Bijou. Insert: Limits of Infinity TV Newscaster (Bill Bonds) of Eyewitness News. Reporter (Robert Nichols). 133327 1945 Escape in the Desert M Radio Newscaster (Robert Shayne) 133328 1961 Escape of R.D.7, The: T UK. Series. Newspaper Editor (Frank Sieman). Photographer (Terence Brook). 133329 2008 Escape of the Terra-Cotta Soldiers N Barry, Nick Photojournalist Ethan Sparks is psyched when he lands an assignment as a photojournalist with “The Young Explorer” Magazine. He’s covering his dad’s latest archaeological dig in China. While his dad excavates a Terra-Cotta Soldier, Ethan looks for ways to keep his article exciting. But excitement finds him instead. While on a tour of the Great Wall, a sniper attempts to assassinate his father. Ethan barely catches his breath before more trouble comes his way. He encounters a wacko with bloody tear ducts who has a sinister way of controlling people. Then there’s an international conspiracy with double agents who switch teams so often that Ethan has to crack a code with his friend, Chen Jun, to solve the mystery. Before he knows it, he’s up to his neck in danger and he almost gets buried as deep as the Terra-Cott Soldiers. Not even his dad or the CIA can save him now. 133330 1983 Escape the Night N OWN - P Patterson, Richard North News Media 133331 1961 Escape to Berlin (Flucht Nach Berlin) aka Captives, The M Tremper, Will (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. U.S.-Switzerland-West Germany, 1962. Ness Book Swiss Journalist Doris Lange (Susanne Korda) who gets involved with a Communist who was sent to a farming community to encourage adoption of collective agricultural system. Opposed by a farmer who plans to leave the Communist country. When the Communist falls out of favor with the Party, he also decides to leave. Reporter helps both of them escape to freedom. Director of film former Berlin police reporter. 133332 1944 Escape to Danger M Reporter (James Pirrie) 133333 1977 Escape to Nowhere N Covert, Paul News Media 133334 1939 Escape, The M Press 133335 1974 Escort Girls M UK Photographer (Max Mason). 133336 1987 Escuadron MF TV Newscaster (Betty Moran) 133337 1956 Escuela de periodismo MF Female Journalist 133338 1998 ESP: Extra Asexual Perception M Adult Photographer Damon Bradshaw (Steven Boe) is scratching for every mundane, boring job he can get to survive. Shooting publicity photos of a business woman with dental braces. Editor (Ken Markman). Newsguy (David Pierce). Through the lens of his camera, he sees not only the sexy model but her ultimate goals and aspirations she doesn't know herself: Extra Sexual Perception. 133339 1991 Espectador que o Cinema Esqueceu, O DF Brazil. Short Interviewer Luiz Rosemberg Filho. 133340 1977 Espelho Magico TF Reporter (Margot Brio) 133341 1988 Esperanca MF Interviewer (Brivaldo) 133342 1967 Espia Que Entrou em Fria, A MF Journalist (Liliana Renata). First Reporter (Paulo Leyraux). Second Reporter (Anibal Marota). Third Reporter (Ivan Setta). Interviewer (Luiz Mendes). 133343 1937 Espionage M SV 427 Reporter Patricia (Madge Evans). Newsman-novelist Kenneth (Edmund Lowe), romance and mystery 133344 1939 Espionage Agent M DVD -R HQ 3917, 3918. DVD -R 1582 Correspondent Dudley Garrett (George Bancroft), a famous American foreign correspondent. Villain (Martin Slovak) is a columnist-writer. 133345 1964 Espionage: Do You Remember Leo Winters? T Episode #15. 1-29-1964 Newspaperman (Mostyn Evans). 133346 2001 Espirito da Lei, O: Fidelidade T Episode #12. 12-22-2001 Public Relations Practitioner (Guilherme Mendonca). Public Relations Firm Lawyer (Gabriel Leite). 133347 2001 Espirito da Lei, O: Sequestrados TF Episode #10. 11-24-2001 Reporter #3 (Miguel Fonseca). 133348 2002 ESPN Classic Road Show DT Sports Staff. Reporter Shauna Thomas. Field Reporter Jeff Cesario. Host Ron Thulin. 133349 2005 ESPN Hollywood DT 2005 - Series Correspondent Angela Sun (2005) 133350 2004 ESPN Outside the Lines Nightly: Baseball's Best Interest? DT Episode #1. 3-17-2004 Sports Staff. Reporter Jim Gray. 133351 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines Nightly: Cleanup Man DT Episode #5. 5-24-2006 Sports Staff. Reporter Jeremy Schaap. Host Bob Ley. Sports Columnist Bernie Miklasz. Baseball Writer (Jayson Stark). 133352 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines Nightly: Dubious Denials & Up for the Game DT Episode #7. 4-14-2006 Sports Staff. Investigative Reporter Lance Williams. Host Jeremy Schaap. 133353 2004 ESPN Outside The Lines Nightly: Fear Factor DT Episode. 9-27-2004 Sports Staff. Reporter Tom Farrey 133354 2006 ESPN Outside The Lines Nightly: Fear Factor DT Episode #12. 6-19-2006 Sports Staff. Reporter Bob Holtzman. 133355 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines Nightly: First Report DT Episode #4. 7-27-2006 Sports Staff. Reporter Jeremy Schapp. Host Mark Schwarz. 133356 2006 ESPN Outside The Lines Nightly: Growth Industry DT Episode. 7-3-2006 Sports Staff. Reporter Tom Farrey 133357 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines Nightly: License to Drive DT Episode #10. 4-6-2006 Sports Staff. ABC Indy 500 Reporter (Jamie Little). Host Jeremy Schaap. 133358 2004 ESPN Outside the Lines Nightly: One-Year Anniversary Special DT Episode #14. Sports Staff. Reporters Kelly Naqi, Jeremy Schapp, Mark Schwarz. Host Bob Ley. 133359 2004 ESPN Outside the Lines Nightly: Price of Defection, The DT Episode. 2-24-2004 Sports Staff. Reporter Tom Farrey. Host Bob Ley. 133360 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines Nightly: Protecting Barry Bonds DT 4-10-2006 Sports Staff. Reporter Steve Delsohn. 133361 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines Nightly: Risky Road Trip DT Episode #18. 2-28-2006 Sports Staff. Reporter Kelly Naqi. Host Bob Ley. 133362 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines Nightly: Royal Pain DT Episode #19. 7-6-2006 Sports Staff. Reporter Kelly Naqi. Host Jeremy Schaap. 133363 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines Nightly: Royal Pain DT Episode #20. 5-10-2006 Sports Staff. Reporter Kelly Naqi. Host Bob Ley 133364 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: Crossover Moves DT Episode. 2-26-2006 Sports Staff. Reporter Tom Farrey. Host Bob Ley 133365 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: Diaper Dandies DT 7-16-2006 Sports Staff. Reporter Tom Farrey. Host Bob Ley 133366 2004 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: Dominican Gold Crush DT Episode. 5-2-2004 Sports Staff. Reporter Tom Farrey. Host Bob Ley 133367 2002 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: Eligibility for Sale DT Episode. 5-19-2002 Sports Staff. Reporter Tom Farrey. Host Bob Ley 133368 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: First Report DT Episode #6. 8-18-2006 Sports Staff. Reporter Mark Schwarz. Host Jeremy Schapp. 133369 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: Hall Pass DT Episode #6. 7-30-2006 Sports Staff. Reporters Mark Schwarz, John Barr. 133370 2002 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: Holding an Ace DT Episode. 11-10-2002 Sports Staff. Reporter Tom Farrey. Host Bob Ley 133371 2002 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: Iraqi Athletes: Tales of Torture DT Episode. 12-22-2002 Sports Staff. Reporter Tom Farrey. Guest Host Jeremy Schaap 133372 2003 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: Minority Report DT Episode #9. 1-12-2003 Sports Staff. Reporter Mark Schwarz.. Host Bob Ley. 133373 2003 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: NBA Rage DT Episode. 2-9-2003 Sports Staff. Reporter Tom Farrey. Host Bob Ley 133374 2000 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: Players and Security DT Episode. 5-28-2000. Sports Staff. Reporter Tom Farrey. Host Bob Ley 133375 2003 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: Purely Academic DT Episode. 4-6-2003 Sports Staff. Reporter Tom Farrey. Host Bob Ley 133376 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: Question of Character, A DT Episode. 7-2-2006 Sports Staff. Reporter Steve Delsohn. 133377 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: Tillman's Final Mission DT Episode. Host Bob Ley. ABC News Anchor Peter Jennings. 133378 2003 ESPN Outside the Lines Weekly: USFL 20 Years Later…Athlete's Gamble DT Episode #14. 3-9-2003 Sports Staff. Reporter Ed Werder. Host Bob Ley. 133379 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines: First Report DT Episode. 7-24-2006 Sports Staff. Reporters John Barr, Ed Werder. Host Bob Ley 133380 2006 ESPN Outside the Lines: First Report T Episode #2. 7-5-2006 Sports Staff. Reporter Andy Katz. Baseball Writers Tim Kurkjian, Ken Rosenthal. Host Bob Ley. 133381 2001 ESPN Outside the Lines: Witness to a Defection DT Episode. 7-12-2001 Sports Staff. Reporter Tom Farrey. Host Bob Ley 133382 2002 ESPN Outside the Lines: Zero Percent: College Basketball's Graduation Crisis DT Episode. 3-1-2002 Sports Staff. Reporters Jay Bilas, Steve Delsohn, Tom Farrey, Kelly Neal. 133383 1997 ESPN Speedworld DT Commentators (Bob Jenkins, Lee Perkins-Perkinson) 133384 1996 ESPNEWS DT Series 1996- Sports Program. Anchor Bill Seward (1996-2000). 133385 1989 Esquire: About Men, for Women DT Series 1989-1990 Commentator Linda Ellerbee. Interviewers Ali MacGraw, Brianne Leary 133386 1711 Essay on Criticism PO COPY Pope, Alexander Critics. "'Tis hard to say if greater want of skill Appear in writing or in judging ill…." On various critics including Johnson, Rambler. John Dennis and John Dryden. 133387 2007 Essayette M Dance Critic (Robert Allwood). 133388 1820 Essays of Elia ER USC Lamb, Charles Press 133389 1825 Essays of Late Elia ER USC Lamb, Charles Press 133390 1969 Esse est Percipi SS COPY Borges, Jorge Luis In "Chronicles of Bustos Domecq." Published in "The Scotsman." Sportscaster. Historical Survey of Argentine Journalism. Ron Feraabas, mellow-voiced sportscaster. 133391 2002 Essence of Echoes M News Media. Reporter (Debbie Fan). FBI agent uses serial killer's victims as clues to reveal a government cover-up. 133392 2005 Essential Thor - Volume 2 CB Lee, Stan. Jack Kirby (Illustrator). Reporter's firsthand account of Asgard. 133393 1989 Esta Noite Sonhei com Brueghel TF Portugal Interviewer (Joaquim Letria). 133394 1979 Establishment, The N Fast, Howard News Media 133395 1988 Este Domingo DF Mexico. Series 1988. News Staff. Reporters Pablo Carrillo, Marintia Escobedo. Hosts Jorge Berry, Leonardo Kourchenko. 133396 1933 Esteemed Contemporaries SS USC Lincoln, Joseph C. In "Back Numbers." Editor Benjamin Phinney, editor and proprietor of the Trumet Weekly Breeze for two years. Trumet Weekly Gazette, edited by Caleb Foster, its competition finally dying. Miss Edith Foster, a niece of Caleb Foster, comes to see Phinney to see if he will buy the Gazette or go into partnership with the Fosters. When he refuses, she says the Gazette will resume publication with her as the editor. Gazette forces the Breeze out of business. "As a newspaper woman, you're a glittering success. You've won." Result: The Trumet Weekly Breeze-Gazette, a great success. 133397 1994 Esters testamente MTF Sweden. Miniseries TV Reporter (Dan Sporrong). 133398 2000 Esther Kahn M Photographer Alman (Paul Ritter). 133399 1891 Esther Vanhomrigh N MLPL Woods, Margaret Louise Journalists. Addison & Steele. Mr. Spectator and Mr. Tattler 133400 2000 Esther: Jerusalem Love Story, A N Waysman, Dvora Reporter Max, a 25-year-old London-based reporter. Essie (Esther) wants to be a journalist too. 133401 2003 Estradilla: Tiktak TF Finland Interviewer (Taeresa De Rita-Cavlek - Herself). 133402 1993 Estrategia del caracol, La MF Reporter Jose Antonio Samper Pupo (Carlos Vives). Journalist (Clemencia Gregory). News Operator B (Mauricio Castano). News Cameraman A (Rafael Uribe). News Cameraman B (Alejandro Junca). 133403 2002 eTalk Daily DF Canada Reporter Zain Meghji. Correspondent Jully Black. Host-Hostess Tanya Kim, Ben Mulroney. 133404 1973 Etat de siege MF Journalist (Gilbert Brandini). Journalist (Jean-Francois Gobbi). Uruguayan Journalist (Juan Guzman Tapia). 133405 2002 Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem G Journalist Peter Jacob (Michael Bell - Voice). 133406 1997 Eternal Lust M SVD 605 Adult Reporter travels to the haunted home of a Hollywood legend to conduct an interview 133407 1981 Eternal Reich, The N Knopp, Jerome M. Weinberg List Journalist 133408 1939 Eternally Yours M SVD 1097 Gossip Columnists go after Great Arturo, idol of women and prey of gossip columnists 133409 1921 Eternel feminin, L' MF France Newspaper Seller (Eugenie Nau). 133410 1990 Eternity M SVD 818. SV 156 Paul, Steven, John Voight, Dorothy Koster Paul (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Morning Show Host Edward (John Voight), Wake Up Call apparently is also the head of an agency that handles various TV shows. Investigating a story about Indian land being taken over by industrialists. Has to deal with girlfriend who gets a job on a TV News magazine controlled by the corporation he is opposing. Reporter (Diane Carlin Sims). James Harris News Team (Charles Anyankor, Paul Bashkin, Jason Stuart). Newsman (Fred Saxon). Video Editor (Charles Dierkop). 133411 1946 Etoile sans lumiere MF Reporter (Paul Frankeur), Reporter, Le 133412 1989 Ett latt stycke CB Epix #4 Journalist. 133413 1785 Etymologist, The P USC Anonymous Press 133414 1892 Eunice Anscombe N Gordon, Mrs. James Edward Journalist. Three women in love with a male journalist who only loves himself. 133415 2003 Eunuch Alley MF India Journalist Salil (Sudipto Chatterjee). gets involved with gangsters, eunuchs, mothers and castration in a Bollywood Noir film. 133416 2005 Euphoria M Art Critic (Dionne Audain). 133417 2008 Eureka: Show Me the Mummy T DVD -R HQ 10165 Episode #30. 8-26-2008 Documentary Makers are killed by insect invasion of their bodies after they open an Egyptian tomb. Geraldo Rivera satire. Dr. Sebastian Marx (Zak Santiago) and his camerawoman Eileen Michaels (Tricia Collins) cover the opening of the tomb in real time videotaping. 133418 2007 Eureka: Unpredictable T DVD -R HQ 8782 Episode. 7-24-2007 Weatherman creates atrocious and unpredictable weather so he can be a hero predicting it. He's tired of no one taking him seriously. An isolated deep freeze sets off chain reaction of strong climate changes in Eureka. 133419 1988 Eurocops: Letze Fahrt TF Episode #18. 6-4-1993 Reporter (Volker Niederfahrenhorst). 133420 1991 Europa will sterben MF Journalist (Alexandra Carmona) 133421 1965 Europäer sterben nicht gern N Geisler, Herbert Journalist 133422 2004 Europas nye stjerner DF Denmark. Series 2004. News Media. Correspondent Dana Schmidt of the Czech Republic. Journalist Gyorgyi Albert, Hungary. Publisher Lolita Varanavichiene, Hungary. 133423 1940 Europe to Let N USC Jameson, Storm Correspondent Arnold of a German newspaper. Esk, another journalist. Traveling journalist in Europe. 133424 2004 EuroTrip M Reporter (Nick Jameson). 133425 1967 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Austria T Episode #12. 4-8-1967 Commentators. Hosts. 133426 1987 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Belgium T Episode #32. 5-19-1987 Host (Viktor Lazlo). Spanish Commentator (Beatriz Pecker - Herself - Voice). Irish Commentator (Marty Whelan - Voice). 133427 2001 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Denmark T Episode #46. 5-12-2001 Hosts (Natasja Crone, Soren Pilmark). Spanish Commentator (Beatriz Pecker - Herself - Voice). Irish Commentator (Marty Whelan - Voice). 133428 1964 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Denmark T Episode #9. 3-21-1964 Commentators. Hosts. 133429 2002 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Estonia T Episode #47. 5-25-2002 Hosts (Marko Matvere, Annely Peebo). Spanish Commentator (Beatriz Pecker - Herself - Voice). Irish Commentator (Marty Whelan - Voice). 133430 2007 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Finland T Episodes #55-#56. 5-10/12-2007 Commentators. Hosts. 133431 1961 Eurovision Song Contest, The: France T Episode. #6 in a series Host (Jacqueline Joubert). United Kingdom Commentator (Tom Sloan - Himself - Voice). Spanish Commentator (Federico Gallo - Himself). 133432 1959 Eurovision Song Contest, The: France T Episode #4. 3-11-1959 Commentators. Hosts. 133433 1978 Eurovision Song Contest, The: France T Episode #23. 4-22-1978 Commentators. Hosts. 133434 1957 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Germany T Episode #2. 3-3-1957 Commentators. Hosts. 133435 1977 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Germany T Episode #22. 5-7-1977 Commentators. Hosts. 133436 1983 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Germany T Episode #28. 4-23-1983 Commentators. Hosts. 133437 2006 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Greece T Episodes #53-#54. 5-18/20-2006 Commentators. Hosts. 133438 1971 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Ireland T Episode #16. 4-3-1971 Commentator, United Kingdom (Dave Lee Travis - Voice - Himself). Host (Bernadette Ni. Ghallchoir). 133439 1981 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Ireland T Episode #26. 4-4-1981 Commentators. Hosts. 133440 1988 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Ireland T Episode #33. 5-9-1987 Commentators. Hosts. 133441 1993 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Ireland T Episode #38. 5-15-1993 Commentators. Hosts. 133442 1994 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Ireland T Episode #39. 4-30-1994 Commentators. Hosts. 133443 1995 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Ireland T Episode #40. 5-13-1995 Commentators. Hosts. 133444 1997 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Ireland T Episode #42. 5-3-1997 Commentators. Hosts. 133445 1979 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Israel T Episode #24. 3-31-1979 Commentators. Hosts. 133446 1999 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Israel T Episode #44. 5-29-1999 Commentators. Hosts. 133447 1965 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Italy T Episode #10. 3-20-1965 Commentators. Hosts. 133448 1991 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Italy T Episode #36. 5-5-1990 Commentators. Hosts. 133449 2003 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Latvia T Episode #48. 5-24-2003 Hosts (Renars Kaupers, Marija Naumova). Commentator (Terry Wogan). Commentator (Isabelle Mergault - French Version - Herself). Commentator (Laurent Ruquier - French Version - Himself). Spanish Commentator (Jose Luis Uribarri - Voice - Himself). Irish Commentator (Marty Whelan - Voice). UK 133450 1973 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Luxembourg T Episode #18. 4--7-1973 Host (Helga Guitton). Commentator (Terry Wogan), United Kingdom. 133451 1962 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Luxembourg T Episode #7. 3-18-1962 Commentators. Hosts. 133452 1966 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Luxembourg T Episode #11. 3-5-1966 Commentators. Hosts. 133453 1984 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Luxembourg T Episode #29. 5-5-1984 Commentators. Hosts. 133454 1958 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Netherlands T Episode #3. 3-12-1958 Commentators. Hosts. 133455 1970 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Netherlands T Episode #15. 3-21-1970 Commentators. Hosts. 133456 1976 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Netherlands T Episode #21. 4-3-1976 Commentators. Hosts. 133457 1980 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Netherlands T Episode #25. 4-19-1980 Commentators. Hosts. 133458 1986 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Norway T Episode #31. 5-3-1986 Commentators. Hosts. 133459 1996 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Norway T Episode #41. 5-18-1996 Commentators. Hosts. 133460 1969 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Spain T Episode #14. 3-29-1969 Commentators. Hosts. 133461 2000 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Sweden T Episode #45. 5-13-2000 Hosts (Anders Lundin, Kattis Ahlstrom). Spanish Commentator (Jose Luis Uribarri - Herself - Voice). Irish Commentator (Marty Whelan - Voice). 133462 1975 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Sweden T Episode #20. 3-22-1975 Commentators. Hosts. 133463 1985 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Sweden T Episode #30. 5-4-1985 Commentators. Hosts. 133464 1992 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Sweden T Episode #37. 5-9-1992 Commentators. Hosts. 133465 1956 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Switzerland R Episode #1. 5-24-1956 Commentators. Hosts. 133466 1989 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Switzerland T Episode #34. 4-30-1988 Commentators. Hosts. 133467 2004 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Turkey T Epsiode #50. 5-15-2004 Hosts (Korhan Abay, Meltern Cumbul). UK Commenteator (Terry Wogan - Voice). Commentator (Elsa Fayer - French Version - Herself). Commentator (Laurent Ruquier - French Version - Himself). Spanish Commentator (Beatriz Pecker - Voice - Herself). Irish Commentator (Marty Whelan - Voice). UK 133468 1974 Eurovision Song Contest, The: UK T Episode #19. 4-6-1974 Commentator (David Vine), United Kingdom. Host (Katie Boyle - Herself). 133469 1960 Eurovision Song Contest, The: UK T Episode #5. 3-29-1960 Commentators. Hosts. 133470 1963 Eurovision Song Contest, The: UK T Episode #8. 3-23-1963 Commentators. Hosts. 133471 1968 Eurovision Song Contest, The: UK T Episode #13. 4-6-1968 Commentators. Hosts. 133472 1972 Eurovision Song Contest, The: UK T Episode #17. 3-25-1972 Commentators. Hosts. 133473 1982 Eurovision Song Contest, The: UK T Episode #27. 4-14-1982 Commentators. Hosts. 133474 1998 Eurovision Song Contest, The: UK T Episode #43. 5-9-1998 Commentators. Hosts. 133475 2005 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Ukraine T Episodes-#52 #51. 5-19/21-2005 Hosts (Masha Efrosnina, Pavlo Shylko). Irish Commentator (Marty Whelan - Voice). 133476 1990 Eurovision Song Contest, The: Yugoslavia T Episode #35. 5-6-1989 Commentators. Hosts. 133477 1736 Eurydice Hissed Or Word to the Wise, A P COPY Fielding, Henry In "Works of Henry Fielding, Esquire." Critic Sourwit asks questions of author. 133478 1737 Eurydice: Farce, A P USC Fielding, Henry Critic: "I wish it may succeed; but as it is built (you say)….I fear some part of the audience may not be acquainted with it." Asks questions throughout. Author attempts to answer him. 133479 1873 Eustace Diamonds N USC Trollope, Anthony Press 133480 1964 Eva M AFI-MP Scriptwriters/Authors News Media. Scriptwriter. 133481 1976 Eva Krohn oder Erkundigungen nach einem Modell N Nolte, Jost Germany Journalist 133482 1989 Eva und die Fälscher N Dünnebier, Anna Germany Journalist 133483 1969 Eva...Was Everything but Legal (Eva -- Den Utsotta), aka Swedish and Underage M Wickman, Torgny (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Sweden. Ness Book Journalist Lennart Svenningson (Hans Wahlgren) helps heroine when she is arrested for having sex with local bum. She's put on trial. Reporter recalls his own childhood sexual experiences to demonstrate that her actions were motivated by loneliness. Heroine is finally given a secure home by court psychiatrist. 133484 1975 Evacuees, The MT Photographer (Ray Dunbobbin) 133485 2007 Evan Almighty M TV Anchor Evan Baxter (Steve Carell), a smarmy anchorman-newscaster turned politician turned biblical seer in this follow-up to "Bruce Almighty." Baxter wins a congressional seat while anchoring the news during campaign and right up until he is sworn in. News Media. Reporter #3 (Jesse Burch). Congressional Reporter (Deborah Carson). Newspaper Reporter (John E. Daniel). D.C. Reporter (Kimberly Evan). Reporter (Rachael Harris). Reporter (Roxana Ortega). CNN Reporter (Angela Martinez). Reporter #4 Regina Spark (Casey Strand). Press Photographer (Jennifer J. Marshall). Camera Operators (Seth Caskey, Don Dowe, Shashawnee Hall). News Photographer (John Thompson Hopkins). Daily Show Anchor Jon Stewart and Reporter Ed Helms (Themselves). 133486 2006 Evangeline Mudd and the Great Mink Escapade NJ Elliott, David. Andrea Wesson (Illustrator) Reporter Evangeline Mudd goes uncover with the help of her friend, the world's highest-jumping dancer. She must make good on her vow to set free the animals at her uncle's Mudd's Marvelous Minks. Her old aunt is hosting the production of a ballet and insists every costume in the production be made out of mink. Evangeline infiltrates her aunt and uncle's house as a newspaper reporter to determine the location of the mink farm. In the end, both the mink and the dancer are freed from bondage and Evangeline even makes it back home in time for the birth of her baby brother. 133487 1976 Evans and Novak DT Columnists Rowland Evans and Robert Novak 133488 2001 Eve Diamond: Jasmine Trade, The: A Novel of Suspense Introducing Eve Diamond NM OWN - P Hamilton, Denise #1 Eve Diamond Series Los Angeles Times Reporter Eve Diamond goes on the trail of California's "parachute kids," wealthy Asian teens living alone while their parents run Hong Kong businesses putting her own life in danger. The victim is found dead in a chic shopping center parking lot, her two-carat engagement ring still on her finger. To the cops, it's a routine carjacking gone bad. But L.A. Times reporter Diamond thinks there's more to the story. Searching for the truth plunges Diamond into the darkest shadows of L.A., where young women are forced into virtual sexual slavery, and money can buy the most brutal pleasures. But someone wants to keep these dirty little secrets from being revealed. Someone with more power than Diamond knows. Someone who has killed once and will kill again. 133489 2004 Eve Diamond: Last Lullaby NM OWN - H, P. Hamilton, Denise #3 Eve Diamond Series Los Angeles Times Reporter Eve Diamond is shadowing a customs official for a story and is a witness when gunfire erupts at LAX. A beautiful Asian woman is killed and her little girl is swept away by the INS. Diamond suspects the toddler is being used by smugglers who trade in human lives. With the turn of her ex-lover, Diamond has everything to lose as she races to protect the child from ruthless armed men -- and may find herself caught in their sights. 133490 2006 Eve Diamond: Prisoner of Memory NM Hamilton, Denise #5 Eve Diamond Series Los Angeles Times Reporter Eve Diamond's nose for a story leads her deep into Cold War territory when the son of a Russian émigré is found murdered in Los Angeles's Griffith Park. Forced to excavate her own family's past for clues as she hunts the killer, Eve's investigation is complicated when a bumbling young man shows up on her doorstep, claiming to be her long-lost cousin on the run from the Russian Mafia. But is he really who he claims to be? She lets him sleep on her couch but the next day he disappears leaving Eve to face three very angry Russian gangsters who are hot on the trail of the runaway cousin. Eventually Eve is summoned before a Mafia kingpin, who warns her to stop meddling in Russian émigré business and drop her investigation into the murdered boy's family. 133491 2005 Eve Diamond: Savage Garden: NM OWN - H Hamilton, Denise #4 Eve Diamond Series. Los Angeles Times Reporter Eve Diamond is assigned to show African-American Reporter Felice Morgan around the newsroom. Eve begins to think Felice is stealing her stories and making things up. The two female reporters are thrown together on a story about a missing actress. From the barrio to the newsroom nothing and no one can be taken at face value. Diamond now has a new love and they go to the theater. But when the play's beautiful and notoriously unstable lead actress fails to appear, she learns her new love and the missing woman share a past. 133492 2003 Eve Diamond: Sugar Skull: NM OWN - P Hamilton, Denise #2 Eve Diamond Series Los Angeles Times Reporter Eve Diamond can't refuse a distraught father who breaks past security to beg for her help. His daughter, caught up in the rough "squatter" lifestyle is missing -- and Eve, sensing a scoop, wants to know why. She doesn't understand why a privileged teen from Pasadena would hook up with the dregs of Hollywood. When the girl is found dead, Diamond suspects there is more going on than the tragic death of a rebellious youth. Search for answers takes Diamond from the street world of drugs and sex to the upper echelon of L.A. society -- who don't appreciate her digging up their dirt. Even as Diamond fights against the powers-that-be who want her off the story, she finds herself mixing business and pleasure when she's irresistibly drawn to the brooding son of a Mexican music titan. For its is in his world -- and in the intricate sugar skulls that mark the Mexican "Day of the Dead" that Diamond may find the key to unmasking a killer. 133493 1951 Eve Hunter Show, The DT Host Eve Hunter, daily interview show 133494 1919 Eve in Exile M AFI-Authors Writer 133495 1945 Eve Knew Her Apples M DVD -R HQ 7690, 7691. VHS 1485 James, Rian (Story). E. Edwin Moran (Screenplay) Ness Book. Remake of "It Happened One Night." PR Reporter Ward Williams (William Wright) mistakes singer for escaped murderess when she tries to get away from her manager, press agent and fans by hiding in the trunk of his car. He still falls for her. He discovers her real identity and goes to the newspaper office to announce their engagement. Singer believes he exposed her whereabouts to collect reward money and decides to marry her fiancé. When reporter corners her manager, and asks for only $35 in expenses, she realizes the truth and they are reunited. Reporter (John Tyrrell). 133496 1991 Eve of Destruction M TV News Anchor (Sharon Sebastian) 133497 2006 Eve of Vengeance N King, Jonathan Crime Reporter in Florida suspects a serial sniper is killing the subjects of his stories. King takes aim at the proliferation of "all flash and no substance" spin journalism. 133498 2005 Eve: Brit Better Have My Money T DVD -R HQ 4821 Episode. 11-17-2005 TV News Reporter Armanda Del La Cruz (Lauren Sanchez) interviews the women who learn that the manufacturer of their new clothing line runs a sweat shop. 133499 2005 Eve: Model Behavior T Episode #49. 11-3-2005 Photographer (Hayden Adams). TV Weatherman (Bill Seward). 133500 2005 Eve: Price of Friendship, The T Episode #47. 10-20-2005 TV News Anchor (Bill Seward). 133501 1990 Eve's Tattoo N Prager, Emily Magazine Columnist of German descent has the ID number of an unidentified inmate in a 1944 death-camp photograph tattooed on her arm. 133502 1971 Evel Knievel M News Media. Newsman (Frank Loverde). Girl Photographer (Liv Lindeland). Photographer (John Yates). 133503 2004 Evel Knievel MT Mandich, Steve (Book). Jason Horwitch (Teleplay) Hospital Reporter (Jim Jones). Snake River Reporter (Jacqueline Pillon). Trailer Reporter (Joel Rinzler). Rainbow Room Reporter (Larry Yachimec). ABC TV Director (Gerry Quigley). 133504 1995 Eveless Eden N Wiggins, Marianne Correspondent Noah for an American newspaper. Sexy, tough talented photographer he meets at the site of an ecological disaster in Africa, Lilith. 133505 2002 Evelyn M Reporter. Irish Times Reporter (Luke Hayden) 133506 1934 Evelyn Prentice M DVD -R HQ 6555, 6556. SVD 1242 News Media. First Reporter (Wilbur Mack). Third Reporter (Phil Tead). Reporter (Garry Owen). 133507 1993 Even Cowgirls Get the Blues M Cameraman (Wade Evans). 133508 1992 Even Hitler Had a Girlfriend M TV Reporter (Sheila Ivy Traister) 133509 2007 Even Now (aka Aun Ahora) N Kingsbury, Karen War Correspondent Lauren Gibbs is a successful international journalist who gave up on happily-ever-after years ago when it was ripped away from her. Since then she's never looked back. Why is life so empty? Emily Anderson is a college freshman raised by her grandparents who is about to take her first internship as a journalist. But before she can move ahead, she discovers a love story whose tragic ending came with her birth. As a result, she searches for the mother she's never met. 133510 2001 Even Stevens: Broadcast Blues T SVD 1497 Episode #215. 7-27-2001 TV Anchor at a local television news station needs an assistant and Ren applies for the job. 133511 2002 Even Stevens: Close Encounters of the Beans Kind T DVD -R HQ 9239 Episode #52. 6-14-2002 TV Reporter (Ariel Baker). 133512 2000 Even Stevens: Foodzilla T DVD -R HQ 6908 Episode #107. 8-25-2000 School TV News Magazine. :Louis reports on cafeteria food for the school's television news magazine. 133513 2001 Even Stevens: Wild Child T Episode #33. 9-28-2001 Reporter (Candace Kita). 133514 1997 Even the Wicked N Block, Lawrence Columnist publishes the gloating notes of a serial killer. 133515 1999 Evening M Slovenia Reporter (Bojan Traven). 133516 1978 Evening in Byzantium MT Miniseries Journalist Gail McKinnon (Erin Gray) aggressive writer who chases Glen Ford for an interview. Reporter (Ken Del Conte). Reporter (Marine Kelley). Reporter (Michael Quinn). 133517 1996 Evening Liason M Journalist. Shanghai feeds journalist's obsession with woman who claims to be a ghost in 1930s. 133518 1990 Evening News, The N OWN - P Hailey, Arthur TV Anchorman Crawford Sloane. Sloane's rival, ace reporter Harry Partridge. 133519 1992 Evening Shade: T SV 246 Episode Publisher Evan Evans of local newspaper (Hal Holbrook) won't reveal his source and is jailed. Reporter 133520 1990 Evening Shade: T Series 1990-1994 Publisher Evan Evans of local newspaper (Hal Holbrook) 133521 1992 Evening Shade: T SV 123 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 1-20-92 Publisher Evan Evans of local newspaper (Hal Holbrook) 133522 1992 Evening Shade: T SV 234 Episode Publisher Evan Evans of local newspaper (Hal Holbrook). Newsboy and newspaper route 133523 1996 Evening Star, The M Opera Critic (Eric Skoy) 133524 2005 Eventide M Short - Drama. Sci-Fi TV News Reporter (Lenny Levy). Radio Voice (Sean P. Mulchahey, Jr.). News Reports reveal giant meteors are about to decimate a city. 133525 1961 Eventyr pa Mallorca MF Journalist Michael Bolberg (Henning Moritzen) 133526 1945 Ever After N OWN - H Thane, Eliswyth Correspondent Bracken Murray, special correspondent of the New York Star and his cub reporter cousin, Fitz Sprague. 133527 1986 Ever Decreasing Circles: Local Hero T UK. Episode #17. 9-21-1986. . Reporter (David Simeon). 133528 1937 Ever Since Eve M DVD -R HQ 5393, 5395. SVD 1496 Newspaper Reporter (John Shelton). 133529 1941 Ever Since Eve P MLPL Ryerson, Florence and Colin Clements V812 R993-13A. School Newspaper. Story of Susan Blake, a career girl and the troubles which beset Johnny Clover and Spud Erwin, Editor and Business Manager of the Preston High School "Penguin," when Susan high-pressures herself into the assistant Editor position. 133530 2008 Everest MT Based on the true story. Reporter Norman Kelly (William Shatner) covers the largely Canadian 1982 expedition that climbed Mount Everest enduring avalanches, fatalities and personal infighting. They were first Canadians ever to make it to the top of the world’s tallest and most historic peak. 133531 1996 Everlasting N MacLean, Amanda Editor Marcus Jade is a newspaper editor masquerading as a detective in San Francisco in 1855. Woman steps off a steam from Ireland in search of her twin brother who disappeared during the hectic California gold rush days. To aid her in her search she hires handsome Jade. As they travel from San Francisco into the California mining country, they meet up with an array of criminals intent upon preventing them from achieving their goals. Jade is intent on finding out what is really happening to missing miners. 133532 2000 Everlasting Piece, An M TV Anchor (Mark Carruthers). News Reporter (Conor Bradford). 133533 2003 Every 43 Seconds M Reporter (Rick Terry) 133534 1997 Every 9 Seconds MT SVD 578 Journalist Carrie (Amy Pietz) who volunteers at a crisis hotline for a story on domestic violence. 133535 1968 Every Bastard a King (Kol Mamzer Melech), aka Every Man a King M Zohar, Uri, Eli Tavor (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapermen. Israel. Released in U.S. in 1970. Ness Book Correspondent Roy Hemmings (William Berger) is sent by his American newspaper to report on Arab-Israeli tensions, although he expresses doubts war will break out. He claims not to take sides, but his attitude changes when he meets a woman. Becomes sympathetic to Israeli side. He also supports pilot who flew small plane to Egypt to try to negotiate peace agreement with Nassar. Efforts unsuccessful. Woman thinks pilot is a phony who is secretly promoting war. Reporter survives the war but is killed by land mine while trying to rescue a goat that belongs to some children. Woman returns to the United States with his body. New York Times said reporter made up to resemble Ernest Hemingway, but mainly made wisecracks while riding around in a jeep looking for a scoop. Variety complained reporter seemed to cover whole war by looking at film footage in hotel room. Photographer (Reuven Morgan - The Photographer). 133536 1986 Every Brilliant Eye NM OWN - P Estleman, Loren D. Editor and newspaper wants to find out where Barry Stackpole is, but the journalist can't be found, 133537 1948 Every Girl Should Be Married M DVD -R HQ 6732, 6733 Press. Owner is afraid bad publicity will destroy his business. 133538 1914 Every Inch a King M Ness Book War correspondent rescues a woman held captive by an evil queen. Summons U.S. marines to stop a fight between two kingdoms 133539 2002 Every Little Girl's Dream M Photographer (Richard Travis). 133540 2004 Every Little Star M France. Short Musical Comedy. Journalist (Sebastien Bonnet). 133541 1989 Every Man a King NM OWN - H Kauffman, Bill Columnist John Huey, professional pontificator in Washington. Ghost-wrote correspondence for a dipso legislator. Columnist and foundation flack. 133542 1950 Every Man a Stranger N Mannin, E. Press 133543 1998 Every Mother's Worst Fear MT DVD -R HQ 9165, 9166 Reporter (Kristina Matisic) 133544 2002 Every Move You Make M Interviewer (Amethyst Valentino). 133545 2005 Every Sistah Wants It N McGlothin, Victor African-American Producer Octavia Longbow has a complicated life. She has a job as a producer at Dallas’ top radio station, an international hip-hop star for an ex-boyfriend, a handsome new man without a penny in his pocket, a group of strong-willed girlfriends who aren’t afraid to share their opinions about everything under the sun, and a genius for revenge. Octavia is a show producer at Hot 100, Dallas’ top R&B radio station and she wants what every sistah wants. Alphonzo “The radio Gigolo” has been hanging out with Tony Tune, the morning radio host with a private pleasure palace filled with women, a million dollar contract and more tricks up his sleeve than an out-of-work magician. He’s chasing after Cee-Cee Lovely, lady deejay extraordinaire who can get any man she wants, and is also Octavia’s best friend. Alphonzo would be Octavia’s boyfriend but she’s holding out for I. Rome -- a double platinum superstar who’s given Octavia nothing but three years of hot loving and heartache. So when Octavia meets drop-dead gorgeous Legacy Childs after running hm over with her car, she develops second thoughts about what love really means. 133546 2007 Every Step You Take DT Documentary Interviewers Nino Leitner, Toni Mir Mari, Naiara Martinez de Marigorta, Gregor Grkinic. Javier Garcia Garaizar. . Narrator Stuart Freeman (Voice). 133547 1921 Every Woman's Problem M Reid, Hal (Story). J.F. Natteford (Scenario) AFI-Editors/Yellow Journalism - Ness Book Editor of yellow newspaper opposes woman who is elected to judgeship. Her husband threatens to kill the editor. When bootleggers, who also dislike the paper, blow it up, the editor is killed. Judge's husband is suspected. Judge has become governor by this time and must decide whether to follow the law or pardon her husband. She follows the law but a last minute confession saves her husband. 133548 2006 Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates a Part Time Job T Episode. 1-19-2006 Newspaper Boy. Chris gets a job as a paperboy to earn money for a jacket he'll be embarrassed to own in 10 years. He goes to work with his dad to earn money and quickly learns the value of a dollar. 133549 2007 Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates Bed-Stuy T DVD -R HQ 9216 Episode. 11-5-2007 School Newspaper. When Chris joins the writing staff of the school newspaper, he makes up a story about a serial killer that causes a panic in the community. Chris: School newspapers in White schools are different than school newspapers in Black schools: There are no obituary stories. He wants to make a name for himself on the school newspaper. Newspaper Editor Lisa (Monica Ann Parales). Everybody hates Chris’ first article. Even his white teacher Mrs. Morello (Jacqueline Mazarella) “I don’t know what to write about. Everything they ask about doesn’t exist,” Chris says. Friend says “Give the people what they want.” “I thought journalism was about reporting the facts,” Chris says. But the people don’t want the facts so Chris decides to give the people what they want. Everyone loves his fake story. Mrs. Morello calls him, “My brilliant little Alex Haley.” “The truth left off the page,” says Lisa. They all believe about a serial killer in the black community. The Brooklyn Crier publishes his story because one of his white teachers sends. Brooklyn was paralyzed by fear by Chris’ fake story that appears on the front page of the Brooklyn Crier. Front Page Headline: “Scissor Killer Stalks Streets of Bed Stuy, Youth Only Witness.” Picture of Chris looking shocked into the camera on the front page. Television picks it up quoting Chris’s story. “My story had pulled the wool over the community’s eyes.” The whole community is terrified. “You can’t base your legacy on lies,” a local businessman he works for tells him. “Not only was Brooklyn filled with fear, it was filled with reporters.” Channel 12 News Female TV Reporter. Black TV Reporter. The TV reporters chase him into his house. Chris tells white detective, mother and father that he made up the story because the original one he turned in was too dull. “So I made the story more interesting to read.” Chris: “All I did was stretch the truth.” Lisa is furious. Mrs. Morello is disappointed. “You were the first black writer in the school’s history.” Brooklyn Crier headline on Johnson being elected. 133550 2005 Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates Christmas T Episode #11. 12-15-2005 Segment Reporter (Julie Lancaster). 133551 2006 Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates Cutting School T Episode #37. Reporter (Julie Lancaster). 133552 2005 Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates Fat Mike T Episode #5. 10-20-2005 News Media. Newscaster #1 (Michael Brownless). Interviewer (Hilary Hacker). 133553 2006 Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates Picture Day T Episode #13. 2-2-2006 Newscaster (Maria Quiban). Photographer (Roger Ranney). 133554 2006 Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates Promises T DVD -R HQ 11445 Episode #29. 11-13-2006 News Media. Lisa the Journalist (Monica Anne Parales) goes after newly elected student body president Chris writing false stories about him and finally getting him impeached. Chris’ presidency is in jeopardy when a newspaper article citing the flaws in his reign cause impeachment hearings. Lisa exhibits all the worst characteristics of a tabloid-type journalist as editor of the school newspaper. 133555 2007 Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates the Last Day T Episode #40. Reporter (Julie Lancaster). 133556 2005 Everybody Love's Raymond: Pat's Secret T DVD -R HQ 6098 Episode #415. 5-9-2005 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Robert's mother-in-law, Pat, is concealing a big secret from her family. 133557 1964 Everybody Loves It M AFI-Television TV 133558 1996 Everybody Loves Raymond: T SVD 736 (Two Episodes), VHSSP 662. VHS 651 (No Ending), 645, 644, 627. 624, 623, 611, 415, 409, 405, 394, 392, 387, 386, 378. Episodes. Series September 13, 1996-. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133559 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: All I Want For Christmas T DVD -R SP 5108. Episode #34. 12-15-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133560 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Ally's Birth T DVD -R HQ 5973 Episode #122. 5-21-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133561 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Ally's F T DVD -R HQ 5483 Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ally comes home with an F in math on her report card, and her parents are shocked. 133562 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Alone Time T DVD -R HQ 4101 Episode #93. 4-17-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray is worried when Debra asks him to take the kids out more so she can have time to herself 133563 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Angry Family, The T DVD -R HQ 4968 Episode #123. 9-24-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133564 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Angry Sex T DVD -R HQ 5454 Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Frank, his brother, submits a column idea to Ray's editor. Ray worries that Debra's fight with Marie could put a stop to his plans. 133565 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Anniversary T DVD -R HQ 4213 Episode #28. 10-27-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray blames himself for his parents' long, miserable marriage. 133566 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Annoying Kid T DVD -R HQ 3788. Episode #154. 11-11-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Raymond encounters problems with the young son of a befriended couple. 133567 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Apartment, The T DVD -R HQ 3923 Episode #58. 12-7-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray notices Robert's new neighbors are all sexy women. 133568 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Article, The T DVD -R HQ 3948 Episode #55. 11-9-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133569 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Author, The T DVD -R HQ 5888 Episode #103. 10-30-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133570 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Bachelor Party, The T DVD -R HQ 3851 Episode #169. 5-12-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133571 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Bad Moon Rising T DVD -R HQ 4070 Episode #95. 5-8-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray's attempts to alleviate Debra's womanly problems only make her more imitable. 133572 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Baggage T DVD -R HQ 3875 Episode #168. 5-5-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133573 1996 Everybody Loves Raymond: Ball, The T DVD -R HQ 4150 Episode #12. 12-20-1996 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray learns his Mickey Mantle autographed baseball is a fake. 133574 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Be Nice T DVD -R HQ 4376 Episode #70. 5-3-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133575 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Big Shots T DVD -R HQ 3989 Episode #66. 3-1-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray and Robert meet members of the 1969 New York Mets. 133576 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Bigger Person, The T DVD -R HQ 3672 Episode #145. 5-13-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Robert tries to play peacemaker between Marie and Debra. 133577 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Bird, The T DVD -R HQ 4869 Episode #179. 11-24-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133578 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Blabbermouths T DVD -R HQ 4822 Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray gets upset when he learns that Debra has been sharing their intimate secrets with her friends. 133579 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Boob Job T DVD -R HQ 3994 Episode #74. 9-20-1999. Season 4 Opener Sportswriter Ray Barone (Ray Romano) living on Long Island with his wife, 12-year-old daughter and 8-year-old twin sons. Debra is upset when she sees Ray's reaction to a friend's breast implants. 133580 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Boys' Therapy T DVD -R HQ 5483 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Women pressure Ray and Frank to accompany Robert to one of his therapy sessions. 133581 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Breakup Tape, The T DVD -R HQ 3740 Episode #140. 3-4-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray is jealous when Debra shows him the mementos she saved from past relationships 133582 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Brother T Episode #25. 10-6-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray's brotherly gesture works a little too well. 133583 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Bully on the Bus T DVD -R HQ 4064 Episode #86. 1-17-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray and Debra learn that Ally has been bullying another child on the bus. 133584 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Call Me Mom T DVD -R HQ 5594. Episode #143. 4-29-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray and Debra agree to call their respective mothers-in-law "mom." 133585 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Can Opener, The T DVD -R HQ 34006 Episode #75. 9-27-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Whole family chooses sides when Ray and Debra fight over a newly acquired can opener 133586 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Canister, The T DVD -R HQ 5422 Episode #116. 4-9-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133587 1996 Everybody Loves Raymond: Captain Nemo T DVD -R HQ 4197 Episode #11. 12-13-1996 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray coaches a team for the Pizza league basketball championship. 133588 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Car, The T DVD -R HQ 4197 Episode #15. 1-31-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray buys his high-school "make-out mobile." 133589 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Checkbook, The T DVD -R HQ 6240 Episode #38. 1-19-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133590 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Children's Book, The T DVD -R HQ 6192 Episode #30. 11-10-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133591 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Christmas Picture, The T DVD -R HQ 4058 Episode #84. 12-13-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray tries to organize a family photo shoot for a Christmas present to his parents. 133592 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Christmas Present T DVD -R HQ 5943 Episode #108. 12-11-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133593 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Civil Wars T DVD -R HQ 5645 Episode #35. 1-5-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133594 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Confronting the Attacker T DVD -R HQ 4513 Episode #96. 5-15-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133595 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Contractor, The T Episode #175. 10-20-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133596 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Cookies T DVD -R HQ 3719 Episode #137. 1-28-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray vows to win the grand prize of the Frontier Girls cookie drive when Ally's troop leader targets his parents' house 133597 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Counseling T DVD -R HQ 5096 Episode #148. 9-23-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133598 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Cousin Gerard T DVD -R HQ 4025 Episode #80. 11-8-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra points out similarities between Ray and his annoying cousin 133599 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Crazy Chin T DVD -R HQ 5368 Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Robert becomes defensive when Amy's parents point out his habit of touching food to his chin before eating it. Amy derives a plan to break Robert of his strange habit. 133600 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Cruising With Marie T DVD -R HQ 3946 Episode #64. 2-15-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray goes on a Caribbean cruise with Marie after Frank hurts his knee 133601 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Cult, The T DVD -R HQ 5631 Episode #147. 9-23-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133602 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Dancing With Debra T DVD -R HQ 3947 Episode #71. 5-10-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray is upset when Debra and Robert bond while swing-dancing together. 133603 2005 Everybody Loves Raymond: Date for Peter, A T DVD -R HQ 5507 Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Amy's parents ask Ray to give Peter dating advice. 133604 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Debra at the Lodge T Episode #181. 1-5-2004 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133605 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Debra Makes Something Good T DVD -R HQ 4093 Episode #91. 2-28-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra throws the Barone family into turmoil when she finally cooks something good 133606 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Debra's Parents T DVD -R HQ 4869 Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. All the in-laws gather for Thanksgiving at Ray and Debra's house. 133607 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Debra's Sick T DVD -R HQ 4149 Episode #13. 1-3-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. To save time, Ray schedules a meeting with Terry Bradshaw at the pediatrician's office 133608 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Debra's Workout T DVD -R HQ 4025 Episode #81. 11-15-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray is happily surprised, and curious, when Debra starts initiating sex more often 133609 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Diamonds T DVD -R HQ 4201 Episode #16. 2-7-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray takes Debra's wedding ring to replace its fake diamond 133610 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Disciplinarian T Episode #161. 2-10-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133611 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Dog, The T DVD -R HQ 5555 Episode #19. 3-3-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133612 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Driving Frank T DVD -R HQ 4340 Episode #49. 9-28-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133613 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Fairies T DVD -R HQ 5962 Episode #113. 2-19-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133614 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Family Bed, The T Episode #40. 2-23-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133615 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Fascinatin' Debra T DVD -R HQ 4218 Episode #21. 3-17-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. When a radio psychologist (Mary Kay Adams) visits, Debra feels dull compared to the other Barones. 133616 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Father Knows Least T Episode #24. 9-29-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133617 2005 Everybody Loves Raymond: Faux Pas T DVD -R HQ 5534. Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray is surprised when his family members are upset about a comment he made to one of the children's friends when he was just trying to be funny. 133618 2005 Everybody Loves Raymond: Favors T DVD -R HQ 6054 Episode #410. 1-17-2005 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Marie helps Debra deal with Ray's habit of leaving his stuff lying around the house 133619 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Fighting In-Laws T DVD -R HQ 4847 Episode #106. 11-20-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133620 2005 Everybody Loves Raymond: Finale, The T DVD -R HQ 6634 Episode . 5-16-2005 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Brief complication after minor surgery forces the Barones to consider life without Raymond. 133621 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: First Six Years, The T DVD -R HQ 3739 Special. 4-28-2002. Two Parts. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Celebrity fans including Ron Howard, Larry King, Mary Tyler Moore, Bob Newhart, Martin Short, Billy Bob Thornton and Jon Voight discuss the series. 133622 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: First Time, The T Episode #146. 5-20-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133623 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Frank Goes Downstairs T Episode #128. 10-29-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133624 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Frank Paints the House T Episode #121. 5-21-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133625 1996 Everybody Loves Raymond: Frank, the Writer T DVD -R HQ 3441. VHS 597. SVD 558. Episode #6. 10-18-1996 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Frank gets a few anecdotes in Reader's Digest and submits his writing samples to Ray's editor hoping to get his own column in the newspaper. Frank, feeling he has a new lease on life, convinces Ray to submit his story ideas for the column, which he plans to call "I Was Just Thinking." Ray then has to break the news to his father that the editor thinks Frank's writing is the most embarrassing work he's ever read. 133626 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Frank's Tribute T DVD -R HQ 3944 Episode #63. 2-8-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Frank wins "Man of the Year." 133627 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Fun With Debra T Episode #171. 9-22-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133628 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Game, The T DVD -R HQ 4201 Episode #17. 2-21-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. After the cable goes out, the family plays Scruples 133629 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Garage Sale, The T DVD -R HQ 5656 Episode #45. 4-27-1998 Sportswriter-columnist-features editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133630 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Getaway, The T DVD -R HQ 3945 Episode #68. 4-5-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra and Ray feel pressure to show each other a good time on a romantic weekend getaway. 133631 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Getting Even T DVD -R HQ 4339 Episode #51. 10-12-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133632 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Gift, The T Episode #31. 11-17-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133633 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Golf T DVD -R HQ 6169 Episode #27. 10-20-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Guilt attacks Ray after he tricks Debra into letting him play golf 133634 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Good Girls T DVD -R HQ 5656 Episode #41. 3-2-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133635 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Grandpa Steals T DVD -R HQ 3782 Episode #158. 1-6-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ally catches her grandfather stealing at the supermarket. 133636 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Hackidu T DVD -R HQ 4488 Episode #90. 2-21-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133637 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Halloween Candy T DVD -R HQ 3922 Episode #53. 10-26-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Frank mistakenly passes out Ray's colorfully wrapped "chocolate coins." 133638 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: High School T DVD -R HQ 5629 Episode #32. 11-24-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133639 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Home From School T DVD -R HQ 4558 Episode #173. 10-6-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133640 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Homework T DVD -R HQ 3779 Episode #149. 9-30-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. When Ray complains Ally is getting too much homework, Debra advises him to talk to her teacher 133641 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: How They Met T DVD -R HQ 4006 Episode #73. 5-24-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. As they prepare Ally for a play date, Ray and Debra reminisce about when they first met. 133642 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Humm Vac T DVD -R HQ 4904 Episode #115. 3-19-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133643 1996 Everybody Loves Raymond: I Love You T DVD -R HQ 6106. VHS 587 Episode #2. 9-20-1996 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Newlywed friends make public display of their affection. Debra wants husband Raymond to say the three little words -- I Love You. 133644 1996 Everybody Loves Raymond: I Wish I Were Gus T DVD -R HQ 4139. VHS 587 Episode #3. 9-27-1996 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray gives eulogy at his great uncle's funeral. 133645 1996 Everybody Loves Raymond: In-Laws T DVD -R HQ 4174. VHS 598 Episode #8. 11-1-1996 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray's upper class in-laws come for visit. 133646 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Ingrate, The T DVD -R HQ 5346. Episode Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray receives an honorary doctorate and forgets to mention Debra in his acceptance speech. 133647 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Invasion, The T DVD -R HQ 4328 Episode #48. 9-21-1998. Season 3 Opener Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Termite-tenters force the Barones to seek shelter with Ray's parents. 133648 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: It's Supposed To Be Fun T DVD -R HQ 5509. Episode #130. 11-12-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133649 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Italy T DVD -R HQ 4513 Episodes #98-#99. 10-2-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133650 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Jazz Records T DVD -R HQ 4632 Episode #180. 12-15-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133651 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Jealous Robert T Episode #129. 11-5-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133652 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Job for Robert, A T DVD -R HQ 5506 Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Robert and Amy find that living with Marie and Frank has a definite down side. 133653 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Just a Formality T DVD -R HQ 3852 Episode #160. 2-3-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray meets Amy's conservative parents. Robert proposes to Amy. 133654 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Kicker, The T DVD -R HQ 5051 Episode #133. 12-10-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Raymond's father catches the football after a 68-yard field goal, the longest in history, is kicked, and he refuses to give it back. 133655 2005 Everybody Loves Raymond: Last Laugh, The T Episode.#416. 5-16-2005 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Interviews with the cast and producers, highlights from past seasons, and the last week of production. 133656 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Lateness T DVD -R HQ 5916. Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra assures her husband she will be on time for an awards dinner, then her hair gets caught in a curling iron. 133657 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Left Back T DVD -R HQ 4008 Episode #83. 11-29-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray discovers that he was held back a year of pre-kindergarten. Frank tries to get Michael advanced in school. 133658 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Let's Fix Robert T DVD -R HQ 4934 Episode #118. 4-30-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133659 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Letter, The T Episode #33. 12-8-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133660 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Liars T DVD -R HQ 6225 Episode #177. 11-10-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133661 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Lone Barone, The T DVD -R HQ 4330 Episode #56. 11-16-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray is blamed when Robert's girlfriend dumps him. 133662 1996 Everybody Loves Raymond: Look Don't Touch T DVD -R HQ 4148. VHS 596 Episode #5. 10-11-1996 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray feels guilty about being attracted to a waitress so he denies knowing her. The whole thing is blown out of proportion. 133663 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Lucky Suit T DVD -R HQ 3726 Episode #138. 2-4-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Marie ruins Robert's lucky suit while ironing it for his interview with the FBI. 133664 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Marie and Frank's New Friends T DVD -R HQ 4101 Episode #92. 3-20-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray and Debra's plan, designed to spend less time with Marie and Frank, backfires. 133665 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Marie's Meatballs T DVD -R HQ 6225 Episode #37. 1-19-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133666 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Marie's Sculpture T DVD -R HQ 5487 Episode #127. 10-22-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133667 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Marie's Vision T DVD -R HQ 3795 Episode #156. 11-25-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Men are afraid to spoil Thanksgiving Day dinner by telling Marie she needs eyeglasses. 133668 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Meant To Be T DVD -R HQ 4848 Episode #101. 10-16-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Robert finds himself having to choose among three women. 133669 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Meeting the Parents T DVD -R HQ 5710 Episode #163. 2-24-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133670 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Mentor, The T DVD -R HQ 5422 Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Robert and Ray are shocked when they meet a man who considers Frank to be a mentor. 133671 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Mia Famiglia T DVD -R HQ 6199 Episode #36. 1-12-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133672 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Misery Loves Company T Episode #174. 10-13-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133673 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Model, The T DVD -R HQ 5412 Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Modeling agent convinces Robert to pose for head shots, but when he returns for the pictures, he finds that the agency has mysteriously disappeared. 133674 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Mother's Day T DVD -R HQ 3762 Episode #144. 5-6-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Mother's Day feud between Debra and Marie has the women refusing to speak to each other. 133675 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Move Over T DVD -R HQ 4009 Episode #67. 3-15-1999 Sportswriter Ray Barone (Ray Romano) living on Long Island with his wife, 12-year-old daughter and 8-year-old twin sons. Ray complains Debra is too cuddlesome. 133676 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Moving Out T DVD -R HQ 3948 Episode #54. 11-2-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra finds herself wishing her mother were more like Marie 133677 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Mozart T Episode #26. 10-13-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. As an example for Ally, Ray takes piano lessons from Marie 133678 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Neighbors T DVD -R HQ 8X 4395 Episode #20. 3-10-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133679 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Net Worth T DVD -R HQ 4923 Episode #117. 4-23-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133680 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Nice Talk, The T DVD -R HQ 4739 Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133681 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: No Fat T DVD -R HQ 4376 Episode #57. 11-23-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Marie cooks a healthy Thanksgiving dinner for the family. 133682 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: No Roll! T DVD -R HQ 5994 Episode #124. 10-1-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133683 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: No Thanks T DVD - R HQ 4007 Episode #82. 11-22-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra spends the entire day cooking with Marie in an attempt to improve their relationship. Frank and Robert accompany Ray to a car show. 133684 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Not So Fast T DVD -R HQ 5454 Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Robert, Amy, Marie and Frank adjust to their new living situation. 133685 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Odd Man Out T DVD - R HQ 4968 Episode #125. 10-8-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133686 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Older Women T DVD -R HQ 4862 Episode #131. 11-19-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133687 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: P.T. & A T DVD -R HQ 6354 Episode Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra misunderstands and dresses like a slut to a PTA meeting. 133688 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Pants On Fire T DVD -R HQ 3943 Episode #61. 1-18-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Marie discovers Ray threw a wild party as a teenager. 133689 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Party Dress T DVD -R HQ 5916. Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray refuses to buy a $250 dress for Ally to wear to her friend's birthday party. 133690 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Pet Cemetery T Episode #102. 10-23-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133691 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Pet the Bunny T DVD -R HQ 3779 Episode #150. 10-7-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Raymond writes a sample eulogy for Frank that ends up in the wrong hands. 133692 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Peter on the Couch T DVD -R HQ 5933 Episode #176. 11-3-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. When Amy invites her brother to stay for dinner, he makes himself comfortable on the couch and never leaves. 133693 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 3343. VHS 585 Episode #1. Premiere. 9-13-1996 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Raymond's parents and brother cause problems for his wife when they constantly show up unannounced. 133694 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Ping Pong T DVD -R HQ 3943 Episode #60. 1-11-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray challenges Frank to ping pong. 133695 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Plan, The T DVD -R HQ 5758 Episode #164. 3-10-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133696 2005 Everybody Loves Raymond: Power of No, The T DVD -R HQ 6098 Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray attempts to turn the tables on Debra in the bedroom. 133697 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Prodigal Son T DVD -R HQ 4064 Episode #87. 1-31-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray gets criticism for not regularly attending Sunday Mass 133698 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Ray Home Alone T DVD -R HQ 3946. Episode #65. 2-22-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray spends time with his friend while the family is away. 133699 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Ray's Journal T Episode #111. 2-5-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133700 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Ray's on TV T DVD -R HQ 4246 Episode #23. 9-22-1997. Season 2 Opener Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Well-meaning advice makes Ray nervous on camera. Sportscaster Ray Firestone as himself. 133701 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Ray's Ring T DVD -R HQ 5994 Episode #126. 10-15-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray loses his wedding ring during a business trip. 133702 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Raybert T Episode #132. 11-26-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133703 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Recovering Pessimist T DVD -R HQ 6634 Episode #18. 2-28-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray's efforts at optimism backfire. 133704 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Ride-Along, The T Episode #39. 2-2-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133705 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Robert Moves Back T DVD -R HQ 3989 Episode #72. 5-17-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray offers his basement office to Robert and Amy when they want to be alone. 133706 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Robert Needs Money T DVD -R HQ 3781 Episode #152. 10-21-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray and Debra loan $1,000 to pressed Robert, then are surprised when he uses it go to Las Vegas 133707 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Robert's Date T DVD -R HQ 3944 Episode #62. 2-1-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Robert changes his demeanor around new friends. 133708 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Robert's Divorce T DVD -R HQ 4792 Episode #97. 5-22-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133709 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Robert's Rodeo T DVD -R HQ 4069 Episode #88. 2-7-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. When Robert is hurt in the line of duty, Debra convinces Ray to show he cares. 133710 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Robert's Wedding T DVD -R HQ 3851 Episode #170. 5-19-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133711 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Say Uncle T DVD -R HQ 5973 Episode #119. 5-7-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133712 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Season's Greetings T DVD -R HQ 5999. Episode #134. 12-17-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133713 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Security T Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Amy and Marie debate whether Robert should retire from the police force early. 133714 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Separation T DVD -R HQ 4953 Episode #120. 5-14-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133715 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Sex Talk T DVD -R HQ 4007 Episode #77. 10-11-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray and Debra consult Frank and Marie about what an older couple's sex life should be 133716 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: She's the One T DVD -R HQ 3788 Episode #155. 11-18-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Robert fears his family will ruin his developing relationship with "the perfect woman." 133717 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Shower, The T DVD -R HQ 3875 Episode #167. 4-28-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133718 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Sigh, The T DVD -R HQ 3782 Episode #153. 11-4-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray gives Debra exclusive use of their bathroom. 133719 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Silent Partners T DVD -R HQ 5924 Episode #112. 2-12-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133720 2005 Everybody Loves Raymond: Sister-in-Law T DVD -R HQ 6081 Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Robert gets angry when Ray tells him his wife talks too much. 133721 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Sister, The T DVD -R HQ 4008 Episode #79. 10-25-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra is upset when her sister, Jennifer, decides to become a nun 133722 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Sitter, The T DVD -R HQ 4340 Episode #50. 10-5-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133723 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Six Feet Under T Episode #44. 4-20-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133724 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Skit, The T DVD -R HQ 3726 Episode #139., 2-25-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray and Debra parody Frank and Marie's relationship, then the older couple does the same for them -- and they get angry. 133725 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Slave T DVD -R HQ 5317. Episode #182. 1-12-2004 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Marie accuses Ray and Debra of turning Ally into a slave when they start giving her chores around the house. 133726 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Sleepover at Peggy's T Episode #165. 3-31-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133727 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Sneeze, The T DVD -R HQ 4896 Episode #107. 11-27-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133728 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Snow Day T DVD -R HQ 3719 Episode #136. 1-14-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra hurts Frank's feelings when the family is stranded together during a snowstorm. 133729 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Somebody Hates Raymond T DVD -R HQ 3825. SVD 1328 Episode #159. 1-27-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Sports-Radio Host Jerry Musso (Steve Vinovich) detests Ray and refuses to book him as a guest. Andy stops by Ray's house to tell him he got a new job at a radio station booking guests for Jerry Musso's sports radio show, but he wouldn't book Ray for the show because he hates him. When Ray tells family, Marie decides she should write a letter to Musso to like Ray. Andy takes Ray to premiere party and Ray confronts Musso and talks to him about the problem. Musso admits he doesn't like his column and he isn't fit to be a sportswriter. Robert, who earlier started a feud with Roy, stands up for Ray saying he's a better husband, friend and sportswriter than he would ever be. 133730 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Someone's Cranky T DVD -R HQ 4070 Episode #94. 5-1-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra searches for the cause of Robert's mean-spirited behavior 133731 1996 Everybody Loves Raymond: Standard Deviation T DVD -R HQ 4148. VHS 610 Episode #4. 10-4-1996 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. IQ tests cause Raymond some problems. Robert's psychology project stirs Ray's and Debra's competitive streaks. 133732 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Stefania Arrives T DVD -R HQ 4896 Episode #114. 2-26-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133733 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: Super Bowl T DVD -R HQ 3343. SVD 1509 Episode #110. 1-29-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray gets to go to the Super Bowl to cover it for his newspaper. Feels bad about not bringing Debra when he sees that all the other reporters brought their wives so he has her flown in. To prove that he wants to spend time with her, he rips up the tickets to the Super Bowl. 133734 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Surprise Party, The T DVD -R HQ 5317 Episode #178. 11-17-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray's mother-in-law enlists his help in planning a surprise party for Debra. 133735 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Sweet Charity T DVD -R HQ 5717 Episode #162. 2-17-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133736 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: T-Ball T DVD -R HQ 6256. Episode #42. 3-9-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133737 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Talk To Your Daughter T DVD -R HQ 3740 Episode #141. 3-18-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. To prove to Debra he is a responsible parent, Ray decides to talk with Ally about sex 133738 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Tasteless Frank T DVD -R HQ 4772 Episode. Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Marie is stunned when Frank puts salt on her lasagna and fears she has lost her touch in the kitchen. 133739 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Tenth Anniversary, The T DVD -R HQ 4069 Episode #89. 2-14-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra discovers that Ray taped over their wedding with the 1991 Super Bowl 133740 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Thank You Notes T DVD -R HQ 6169 Episode #172. 9-29-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133741 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Thought That Counts, The T DVD -R HQ 3781 Episode #157. 12-9-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra wonders why Ray does not put the same effort into finding thoughtful gifts for her as he does for Marie. 133742 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Tissues T Episode #135. 1-7-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133743 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Toaster, The T DVD -R HQ 3923 Episode #59. 12-14-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Frank and Marie trade Ray's Christmas gift for a coffee maker. 133744 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Traffic School T DVD -R HQ 4312 Episode #43. 4-6-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Robert uses a ventriloquist's dummy to enliven his traffic-school classes. 133745 1996 Everybody Loves Raymond: Turkey or Fish T DVD -R HQ 4149 Episode #10. 11-22-1996 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra opts for Thanksgiving fish to avoid competing with Marie's cooking 133746 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Visit, The T DVD -R HQ 3922 Episode #52. 10-19-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133747 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Vote For Debra, A T DVD -R HQ 3780 Episode #142. 3-25-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra decides to run for president of the school governing board. 133748 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Walk To the Door, The T DVD -R HQ 5403 Episode #104. 11-6-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133749 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Wallpaper, The T DVD -R HQ 5873 Episode #100. 10-19-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133750 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Wedding, The (1) T DVD -R HQ 4312 Episode #46. 5-11-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray recalls his wedding day. 133751 1998 Everybody Loves Raymond: Wedding, The (2) T DVD -R HQ 4328 Episode #47. 5-18-1998 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray recalls their wedding 133752 2001 Everybody Loves Raymond: What Good Are You? T Episode #109. 1-8-2001 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133753 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: What's With Robert? T DVD -R HQ 4058 Episode #85. 1-10-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Robert's sexuality comes into question when he breaks up with Amy again 133754 2002 Everybody Loves Raymond: Who Am I? T DVD -R HQ 3780 Episode #151. 10-14-2002 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray believes he is having an identity crisis. 133755 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Who's Handsome? T DVD -R HQ 4150 Episode #14. 1-17-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Debra's compliments to insecure Robert prompt Ray to change 133756 2003 Everybody Loves Raymond: Who's Next T DVD -R HQ 5767 Episode #166. 4-14-2003 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133757 2004 Everybody Loves Raymond: Whose Side Are You On? T DVD -R HQ 6277 Episode #313. 2-2-2004 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray catches Debra poking fun at him in front of the children, then realizes his mother did the same thing when he was a youngster. 133758 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Why Are We Here? T DVD -R HQ 6155 Episode #22. 4-7-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133759 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Will, The T DVD -R HQ 5506 Episode #78. 10-18-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Upon drafting their wills, Ray and Debra decide who would be guardians for their children. 133760 1996 Everybody Loves Raymond: Win, Lose or Draw T DVD -R HQ 4934 Episode #9. 11-8-1996 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133761 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: Working Girl T DVD -R HQ 3947 Episode #69. 4-26-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Ray is angry when Debra gets a part-time job. 133762 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond: Working Late Again T DVD -R HQ 5037 Episode #29. 11-3-1997 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. After Debra reads a newspaper article about people who enjoy being at work more than being at home, she convinces Ray to set up an office in their house. 133763 1999 Everybody Loves Raymond: You Bet T DVD -R HQ 3994 Episode #76. 10-4-1999 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Frank's sudden jovial mood makes Ray suspicious 133764 2000 Everybody Loves Raymond: Young Girl T DVD -R HQ 4847 Episode #105. 11-13-2000 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. 133765 1996 Everybody Loves Raymond: Your Place or Mine? T DVD -R HQ 4159. VHS 598 Episode #7. 10-28-1996 Sportswriter-Columnist-Features Editor Ray Barone (Ray Romano) of New York Newsday lives on Long Island with his wife, daughter and twin sons. Frank's wife gets fed up with him after 40 years of marriage and moves in with Ray and Debra. Ray and Robert enjoy being mothered by Marie. Debra spends quality time with Frank. 133766 1990 Everybody Wins M Publicity. Tom O'Toole (Nick Nolte), hot-shot private investigator who is something of a publicity hound. Reporter (James Parisi). 133767 1926 Everybody's Acting M Neilan, Marshall (Story). Benjamin Glazer (Scenario). George Marion Jr. (Titles) AFI-Reporters/Novelists - Ness Book Editor Peter O'Brien (Edward Martindel), a newspaperman, who, along with four members of an acting company, adopts a little girl when her father shoots her mother and then kills himself. Five "fathers" help the adopted daughter's romance with a taxi driver who is actually wealthy but driving a cab to get information for a book. They stage false scenes of home life to impress the man's disapproving mother. She is won over when she discovers that the editor can help advance her social position. 133768 1988 Everybody's All-American M Newsreel Announcer (Terrence Beasor). 133769 1989 Everybody's Baby: The Rescue of Jessica McClure MT 1332-3 News Media. Press 133770 1975 Everybody's Girl P MLPL Patrick, J Play Index, 1973-77 Press 133771 1939 Everybody's Hobby M DVD -R HQ 6439. SVD 798 Gamet, Kenneth, William A. Brockway (Screenplay) Managing Editor Thomas "Tom" Leslie (Henry O'Neill) of the Valley City Times in a small town faces the loss of his job when a syndicate takes over the paper. 48-year-old Leslie has worked for the paper for the last 20 years. Publisher Samuel Taggart (Paul Everton) sells the newspaper to a syndicate. Mr. Hatfield (Frederic Tozere) represents McClaren Syndicate, purchaser of the newspaper, wants more sensationalism. Leslie says community is conservative and won't stand for sensationalism. Hatfield says it's like any other community: it wants news. Tells Leslie to forget his conservative principles or they'll get someone else. Wife convinces him to take a short vacation with his son in the mountains. Radio-buff son Robert Leslie (Jackie Moran) becomes invaluable during a spectacular forest fire with his ham radio. Wife's hobby is stamps Fire starts and Leslie gets a scoop and a $2,000 bonus when he returns to his position as editor. Hatfield's Reporter (Crieghton Hale). Newspaper Employee (John Dilson). Copy boy (Claude Wisberg). 133772 1978 Everyday DT Series. 1978-1979. Syndicated Hosts John Bennett Perry and Stephanie Edwards. Regulars: Anne Bloom, Tom Chapin, Robert Corff, Judy Gibson, Murray Langston 133773 1989 Everyday with Joan Lunden DT Series. 1989-1991. Syndicated Host Joan Lunden. 133774 1940 Everyman's Theatre R Series - 1940-41 Press 133775 2004 Everyone M News Media. TV Reporter (Jason Simpson). Radio News Reporters (Samantha Reimer, Lisa Marie Forbes). Radio Interviewer (Jason Simpson). 133776 2007 Everyone Who’s Anyone NJ Reisfeld, Randi Paparazzi make life complicated for Jacey who is trying to prove to herself and to Hollywood that she really does have what it takes to succeed in the business. Everything is more intense and more public in the Hollywood spotlight. The 17-year-old has just finished shooting her second movie and her popularity has propelled her to the A-list of Hollywood starlets and everyone from Ashlee to Zac is partying at her rented Malibu beach house. But all too soon, the dark side of stardom begins to invade her carefree life. 133777 2005 Everyone Worth Knowing N Weisberger, Lauren Gossip Columnist. Vicious online gossip columnist, "Ellie Insider," who seems to have it in for a NYC party planner implying she has her own Paris Hilton-style sex tape. 133778 1996 Everyone's Gone to the Moon N Norman, Philip Reporter Louis Brennan is a naïve, but ambitious, talented young North County English journalist who has been recruited from a small-time daily to work for The Sunday Dispatch, London's most prestigious weekend newspaper in 1960s Beatles-era London. 22-year-old Brennan is holed up in a backwater town in Northern England when he wins an essay contest that lands him a job at the prestigious and extravagant the London's Sunday Dispatch's ultra-chic glossy color Sunday magazine. Competition is intense. Finds himself floundering in search for a legitimate scoop in magazine's politically charged atmosphere. Encouraged by his former editor in the provinces, moral and thrifty Jack Shildrick, now editor of the Dispatch. Their solidarity is infiltrated by Fran Dyson, a poisonously manipulative young secretary. Brennan and Shildrick find themselves jockeying for her affections with disastrous results. Supplement's editor, Toby Godwin ("God" to his staff), between colossal meals and multiple magnums of Dom, sponsors flashy pieces on cultural trends. He and minions chortle at Brennan's ideas. Shildrick champions him offering him coveted "Cicero" column. 133779 2005 Everyone's Pretty N Millet, Lydia Movie Critic Dan Decetes, a reviewer of adult films who has drink-filled delusions of messianic grandeur. 133780 2007 Everything but a Groom N Jacobs, Holly Reporters are hounding a woman whose Hungarian grandmother put a curse on her wedding, the explanation she gives when her fiancé leaves her at the last second for a waitress. The local press, who think the wedding curse story could have the same legs as a recent popular runaway bride story, are relentless in pursuing the story. A landscape contractor desperately suggests the woman stay with him until the news media attention dies down and she shocks herself by agreeing to stay with him. The contractor doesn’t believe in curses. 133781 1956 Everything But the Truth M Burton, Val (Idea). Sheridan Gibney, Stanley Roberts (Story). Herb Meadow (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist and Former War Correspondent Ernie Miller (John Forsythe) meets small town teacher who admires his work but accuses him of getting sloppy and points out factual errors in his book. "A human bite is very infectious." "Especially a columnist's." Womanizing newsman pretends to be interested in her project, a "boy mayor" to make time with the teacher. She decides to play up to his wolfish instincts to get him to run a story on the boy, an orphan, in his syndicated column. During a rendezvous, she accidentally knocks the columnist unconscious and finishes his column implicating not only the mayor but other higher ups who are accepting kickbacks. After the column appears, the paper is hit with a libel suit. Columnist's editor tells him they will support him, but they need to document the accusations. The columnist hides the boy and runs a column asking what has happened to him in order to send politicians into a panic. Story gets nationwide attention. This leads to a televised hearing, the issues get resolved and the columnist plans to marry the teacher and adopt the orphan. TV News Broadcaster (Bill Baldwin). Japanese Reporter (Arnold Ishii). Senate Reporter (Kenner G. Kemp). 133782 1939 Everything Happens at Night M SV 164 Arthur Art, Robert Harari (Screenplay) Correspondents Ken Morgan (Robert Cummings) formerly with the London bureau of the New York Times, now stationed in Paris with the New York Express and rival Geoffrey Thompson (Ray Milland) of the London Daily Globe rival newspapermen in foreign country They pursue the story of a Nobel Prize-winning doctor who has allegedly been killed but who is believed to be hiding out in a Swiss village. Each man secretly discovers the identity of the other. They compete for story and for the doctor's daughter. The two correspondents backstab each other. They team up to fight the Gestapo. Morgan gets the girl. Thompson gets the doctor's memoirs. 133783 1958 Everything Happens to Hector N Batchelor, Denzil News Media 133784 1961 Everything Happens To Me T PR Press Agent Joey Mason (Joey Bishop) is Hollywood press agent 133785 2009 Everything Hurts N Scheft, Bill Columnist Phil Camp is a man in pain. He’s a divorced former sportswriter who has accidentally remade himself as a self-help guru and spends his days and nights lying on a wrestling mat in his sprawling Manhattan apartment writing a popular syndicated newspaper column based on his best-selling book, “Where Can I Stow My Baggage?,” which he wrote under a phony name, Marty Fleck and the phony name became a self-help guru overnight. Phil cannot be Marty Fleck. He can barely be himself. He rises from time to time to limp to doctors and therapists, but nothing helps -- until a peculiar man in sandals hands him a dog-eared copy of “The Power of ‘Ow!’ How the Mind Gives the Body Pain” by one Dr. Samuel Abrun. Abrun’s book, which attributes most pain to “Acute Psychogenic Syndrome” or repressed rage -- launches Phil on a journey of self-discovery that leads him to revisit difficult childhood memories and forces him to confront his bitterly estranged half brother, Conservative Radio Talk-Show Host Jim McManus, and delivers him a love interest, Dr. Samuel Abrun’s smart, beautiful daughter, Janet. 133786 2006 Everything or Nothing M News Media. News Anchor (David Born). 133787 2005 Everything She Knew N Tuquester, Carlistle Dixon Reporter is sent to the home of a woman who joins a support group to share her story. She tells the reporter about her childhood, college years and the years she spent in an abusive relationship. She soon finds out telling her story was not a good idea. It is through this article that the life she left behind catches up with her. Now she must learn to stand up and defend herself once again, cope with her past, understand her new love and do what she has never done before: simply live 133788 1972 Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex (But Were Afraid to Ask) M DVD -R HQ 6833, 6834. L Globe Reporter Helen Lacey (Heather McRae) who is doing a story on sex research clinic. Regis Philbin as himself in game show. 133789 1981 Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Monsters...But Were T Afraid! Special Host Charles Osgood 133790 2000 Everything You Know NM Heller, Zoe Journalist Willy Muller is a 55-year-old hack journalist who was on British TV until 1971 when his alcoholic and unhappy wife, in a drunken argument, slipped, hit her head on the fridge and died. Muller was imprisoned, then released. His TV career ended fast when the tabloids exploited him as a wife murderer who got off easy. He published a successful memoir ("To Have and to Hold") revealing everything about his marriage and exonerating himself. His two daughters grew up -- confusion, doubt and rage about her father drove one to sex, drugs and a shabby marriage. The younger one had a baby of her own and just committed suicide. Muller, who has been ghost-writing celebrity bios, is now working on screenplay of memoir. Has a heart attack, an attempt to quit smoking, sexual problems. Half-Jewish. 133791 2000 Everything's Jake M News Media. Reporters (Shari Jordan, Gameela Wright). Publisher (Robin Givens). Homeless man takes a newly homeless man under his wing and teaches him how to survive on the streets. 133792 2003 Everytime MUS Spears, Britney In album, “In the Zone,” 11-18-2003 Paparazzi in music video. 133793 1952 Everywhere I Go DT Series. 10-7-1952 to 1-6-1953. CBS Host Dan Seymour. 133794 1980 Evidence N OWN - H Weisman, John Investigative Journalist Bob Mandel from Detroit takes over murdered friend's research expose of teen homosexual prostitution. When he finds out his friend's involvement, he ruthlessly goes out to crucify him in his column as he searches for the murderer. His own values and motivations as a person and journalist are explored as well as the seamy underside of Detroit Jack Fowler, best friend and colleague 133795 1991 Evidence of Blood N Cook, Thomas H. News Media 133796 1998 Evidence of Blood MT News Media. TV Newswoman (Katherine Trowell). TV Reporter (Robert Bidaman). Print Journalist (Shaun Smyth). 133797 2005 Evidence of Love NR McConnell, Melissa Publicist Catherine is a high-powered young professional living in Washington D.C. soon to be married to Harry, a special adviser to the president. Catherine is a publicist for the vice president. They have such little time for each other that Catherine begins to worry about the future of their relationship. When Harry goes missing, she is left to question how much she really knows about him and what he knows of her. She gave up a near-idyllic existence in Manhattan to accompany Harry to D.C. where he works in the West Wing and she holes up in the adjacent Old Executive Office Building as PR factotum to the Veep. 133798 1961 Evidence of the Accused NM Jeffries, Roderic Editor John Waring, a failed barrister, who edits a lawyers' periodical 133799 2006 Evidence, The: Five Little Indians T Episode #4. 4-12-2006 Journalist (Val Cole). 133800 2006 Evidence, The: Stringers T DVD -R HQ 6289 Episode. 6-24-2006 Journalist answers a robbery call and his girlfriend, a paramedic, is killed. Police find a suspect with a vendetta. 133801 1947 Eviga lankar MF Journalist (Einar Hylander) 133802 2005 Evil Aliens M UK Tabloid Reporter Michelle Fox (Emily Booth) is the host of the TV show “Weird World” which features phony stories about UFOs and aliens. When she hears about Cat, a young woman that claims she was abducted with her boyfriend and was made pregnant by aliens, Fox sees it as the perfect opportunity to resuscitate her failing ratings and get her tabloid TV news magazine back in the spotlight. She convinces her editor to send her to a remote Welsh island to interview Cat and get the story. With keen-eyed cameraman Ricky Anderson (Sam Butler ) and his stoned-out sound technician partner Jack (Peter McNeil O’Connor), an expert in ufology, and reenactment actors, an actress and an obscure gay actor, the determined TV host sets out for the Welsh peninsula where the abduction took place to get the scoop and make a buck. Upon arriving at their remote destination, the crew quickly discovers that Cat is in an advanced state of pregnancy despite only having been inseminated by the attacking extraterrestrials days ago. Soon murderous aliens show up at the farmhouse to see what progress their interspecies offspring has made. The terrified humans stage a last stand against the interstellar invaders and a bloodbath follows. 133803 1996 Evil Ambitions (aka Satanic Yuppies) M PR - Ness Investigative Reporter Pete McGavin (Paul Morris) discovers that a Public Relations firm is a front for devil-worshiping cult that kills young women. TV Cameraman (Jarrod Callihan). 133804 2006 Evil B.B. Chow, The SS Almond, Steve Included in “The Evil B.B. Chow and Other Stories.” Magazine Editor’s love affair with a commitment-phobic medical resident seems too good to be true. Sexy magazine editor who falls for a world-class cad. 133805 2004 Evil Con Carne: Gridlocked and Loaded/Fool's Paradise C Episode #3. 10-15-2004 Reporter (Frank Welker - Voice). 133806 1997 Evil Ed M Editor (Jenny Forslund), Culture Film Department. Head of Culture Film Department (Ulf Landergren). Head of the Culture Film Department (Izzy Young - Voice). Edward "Eddie" Tor Swenson is a friendly, homeless film cutter on the culture department. After a suicide accident, he is put on the mission to cut the "Loose Limbs" series. The blood and gore and violence makes him slowly go insane and Edward turns into Evil Ed. 133807 1963 Evil Eye (aka La Ragazza Che Sapeva Troppo. aka Girl Who Knew Too) Much, The M Concini, Ennio De, Eliana De Sabata, Franco Prosperi, Enzo Corbucci, Mino Guerrini, Mario Bava (Screenplay-Story) AFI-Newspapermen, Italy. 1964. Ness Book Newspaperman Landini (Dante Di Paolo) obsessed with murder woman claims to have witnessed. After series of killings, the seedy journalist is found dead with a suicide note beside him containing confession to murders. Real killer is another woman. 133808 2007 Evil Keg M Reporter (Nicole Reed) 133809 2003 Evil Never Dies MT TV Reporter (Cecelia Specht). Television Crew (Nathan Hill). 133810 2002 Evil on Queen Street M Radio News Broadcaster (Kira Boedeker - Voice). 133811 1982 Evil Ones, The N Mitchell, James London Photographer and a magazine writer -- make big bucks selling gory disaster stories to an American scandal rag. Conflicts over their morality and motives cause personal and family problems. 133812 1984 Evil That Men Do, The M Latin American Journalist Jorge Hildalgo (Jorge Humberto Robles) is killed and his friend, a retired professional killer, Holland (Charles Bronson) is forced out of retirement to break a Central American government’s right-wing political torture ring that killed the dissident journalist. The murderer is the master sadist behind the political torture of innocent victims. Posing as a journalist, Holland lures the sadist out of his fortress-like headquarters by using his murdered friend’s wife and daughter as bait. 133813 1982 Evil Under the Sun M DVD Christie, Agatha (Novel) Gossip Writer. Hollywood fan magazine writer-Gossip Columnist Rex Brewster (Roddy McDowall) joins Hercule Poirot and other guests. Considered gay character. McDowall said he based his portrayal of the columnist on Tallulah Bankhead. 133814 2005 Evil Ways N Nash, Bobby Publisher and Reporter Franklin Palmer in Sommersville, Georgia gets a visit from his FBI agent brother. The graduating class of 1995 have returned to Sommersville for their 10-year high school reunion. The brutally murdered body of a woman is discovered. Together with the sheriff, the Palmer brothers find themselves on the trail of a killer who preys on the fears of his victims. His targets are the unsuspecting members of the reunited class of '95. They should fear his evil ways. 133815 2008 Evil, Inc. N Kaplan, Glenn TV Anchorwoman for the network has a beautiful face and not a hint of conscience. She is one of a host of deadly rivals of a man who thought he had it all -- a loving wife, a beautiful baby, and a career on the fast track. But soon after his big promotion, his whole world is shattered by a monstrous crime committed by the CEO of his own company, a crime his company will cover up at any cost. 133816 2005 Evil's City M College Reporters Amber (Kathryn Carner) and Courtney (Laura Mazur) battle for the same story at a crime scene. Later, the feuding Lois Lane wannabes decide to take separate trips out of their native Los Angeles into the countryside. Reporter (Katie Liz). They are searching for the legendary town called Acheron, aka Evil's City. Reporters uncover the dark secret behind Acheron, a shadowy town whose inhabitants have mysteriously died. 133817 1996 Evita M Rice, Tim (Lyrics) and Andrew Lloyd Webber (Music) Based on the musical News Media. La Prensa offices destroyed by Peron government. Censorship. Photographers, flashbulbs going off following Evita. Reporters and photographers covering Peron throughout film. Che ( Antonio Banderas) is restored to Everyman character and shows up as a reporter in several scenes harassed by the police. Annoncer on Balcony (Nick Holder). It is 1952 and Eva Peron is dead. The story of Eva Duarte. 133818 1978 Evita P Rice, Tim (Lyrics) and Andrew Lloyd Webber (Music) News Media. 133819 2001 Evolution M Reporter (Lee Garlington). Reporter (Steve Kehela). 133820 2004 Evolution of Eminem, The DT Interviewer (Sway - Himself) 133821 1999 Evolution's Child M TV Reporter (Mark Brandon) 133822 2003 Evp M Interviewer (Paul Parducci). 133823 2002 Ewa Aulin - Die Zeit mit mir als Candy MF Interviewer (Jens Geutebruck-Himself) 133824 2006 EWF: Zero Tolerance DT Commentators (Mike Aguirre, Larry Pena, Jay Thompson). 133825 1989 Ex-Lover N OWN - H Bergstein, Eleanor Magazine. Jessie Gerard, young playwright writing a magazine article 133826 2006 Ex-Mas Eve M Photographer (Saleena Andrea). Cameraman (Dewell Williams). 133827 1936 Ex-Mrs. Bradford, The M L Writer. Very nervous and prolific crime novel writer. 133828 1710 Examiner, The ER COPY Swift, Jonathan 1710-1711 Critics. Newspaper pieces. Mr. Examiner. Answering critics of other newspapers of the period. 133829 2000 Excavation N Rollins, James Journalist 133830 2001 Exceed M Editor (Mark Brandell) 133831 1999 Excellent Cadavers M Reporter (Sonia Martinelli). Reporter (Marta Zoffoli). Reporter #1 (Pietro Ragusa). Reporter #1 (Lorenzo Wilde). Reporter #2 (Paryso Pourmoneshi). Reporter #2 (Stefano Sabelli). Reporter #3 (Luciano Roffi). Journalist (Ivan Zingariello). 133832 1720 Excellent New Song on a Seditious Pamphlet, An PO USC Swift, Jonathan News 133833 1997 Exception to the Rule M Newscaster (Adrienne Arsenault) 133834 1997 Excess Baggage M DVD -R HQ 9096, 9097 (No number on the disc for 9097. No credits). DVD -R 1878 (Media Excerpts) News Media. News Reporter (April Telek). Dream Reporter (Claire Riley). News Media in her fantasy of how the kidnapping will end. 133835 1993 Excessive Force M News Reporter (E.J. Murray) 133836 2006 Excited Light N Voedisch, Lynn Managing Editor Raf Neri of the local newspaper has a romance with Allegra Bellini, a single, alcoholic mom who was a once skilled dancer and choreographer who struggled against her growing alcoholism only to recreate herself as a posturing doll, inwardly longing to be again a good mother to her son, yet drawn by her destroying thirst to pose as a tasty little trophy for the predatory Neri. Impulsive Allegra rushes into a reckless romance with Neri who sweeps her away on a wild ride of nightclubbing, sex and promises. Then, Neri goes a step too far taking Allegra to the brink of death. It’s up to her 10-year-old son Alex Griffin to save his mother. Alex has plenty of secrets. At night, from his third-floor bedroom in a drafty Victorian mansion, Alex surveys the world and dreams about how life would be if he weren’t taking care of his mother. He confides his secrets to his beat-up toy duck, Dudley. Guided by Dudley and his angels, he attempts to work a miracle to set his mother free from her addiction. 133837 1935 Excitement To Order P MLPL Seiber Conrad Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 133838 1963 Exciting Men! CB My Romantic Adventures #134 Journalist Marilyn Simms. Foreign Correspondent Hugh Marsh. 133839 1957 Exclusive T Ford Television Theatre. 4-3-57 Newspaper. Phyllis Kirk, Richard Webb, Everett Sloane 133840 1960 Exclusive T Series - Dramatic anthology series all written by members of Overseas Press Club of America Correspondents 133841 1937 Exclusive M Moffitt, John C. (Play - "Roaring Girl, The"). John C. Moffitt, Sidney Salkow, Rian James (Screenplay) Ness Book - Moffitt wrote for the Kansas City Star. Screenwriter James on the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. Publisher Charles Gillette (Lloyd Nolan) is a gangster who buys The Sentinel to oppose the Mountain City World. Tries to hire Reporter Ralph Houston (Fred MacMurray) away from the World Houston refuses. But his fiancée Vina Swain (Frances Farmer) goes to work at The Sentinel. World journalist Tod Swain (Charlie Ruggles). Reporter (Ann Marsters). City Editor (Harry Hayden). Reporter (Billy Arnold). News vendor (Bill Franey). Swain is shot and killed by the crooks but gets to Houston and finishes his story before he dies. Houston and Swain drink a lot during the film. New York Times 7/21/37 the film was more realistic than the stereotypical screen depictions of reporters. Editor (Joe Cunningham). Reporters (Billy Arnold, Erskine Johnson, Cornell Wilde). Radio Announcer (Sam Hayes). Messenger Boy (Antrim Short). News Vendor (Billy Franey). 133842 1992 Exclusive MT DVD. SVD 551. SV 169 10-4-92 TV Anchorwoman Marcy Howard (Suzanne Somers). In an attempt to boosts her station's ratings, Howard decides to follow an anonymous tip leading to mass homicide. Her decision to use the homicide to boost her ratings proves deadly. She becomes a victim as her college professor husband is the suspect in a student's death. Now she no longer knows who to trust as she becomes the target of the killer's final victim. 133843 1996 Exclusive NM OWN - P Brown, Sandra Reporter Barrie Travis, a damn good reporter, stuck at a low-budget independent television station. Reputation as a screw-up with little credibility. She investigates the death of the president's new-born son. 133844 2002 Exclusive T Series 1987-2002 Reporter (Kerry Katona). Media Reporter, 2002 (Marc Haynes). 133845 2002 Exclusive DT Reporters Brian McFadden, Kerry Katona-McFadden. Media Reporter Marc Haynes. Presenters Julia Bradbury, Mark Eccleston, Sara Cox, Tess Daly, Andrew Davidson, Ben Shephard, Adam Rickitt, Lisa Rogers. 133846 1997 Exclusive DT Reporters Kerry Katona (2002). Brian McFadden (2002). Media Reporter Marc Haynes, 2002). Presenters Julia Bradbury (1997), Mark Eccleston, Sara Cox, Tess Daly (2001-2002), Andrew Davidson, Adam Rickitt, Lisa Rogers, Ben Shephard. 133847 1935 Exclusive Story M Mooney, Martin (Story). Michael Fessier (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter for The Chronicle, Tim Higgins (Stuart Erwin), a crime reporter investigating the numbers racket. Boss James Witherspoon Sr. (Charles Trowbridge). Managing Editor (James Donlan). City Editor (Raymond Hatton). Higgins convinces Witherspoon to let him work on the story. Dick Barton (Franchot Tone), photographer. Reporter's wife (Mrs. Higgins, Margaret Irving) shows reporter's home life for one of the rare times. Reporter (Donald Kerr) 133848 1986 Exclusive, The N OWN - P Douglas, Carole Nelson Reporter Liz Jordan 133849 2005 Exclusive: Reporters in Love…and War: A Novel N Fischkin, Barbara Reporter Barbara Fischkin -- a fictionalized version of the author -- gets a job at Newsday in New York. She's determined to resist the charms of cop reporter Jim Mulvaney, a fictionalized version of the author's husband. Fischkin: "I flipped through my notes, trying to find a good quote. When I couldn't find one, I took off my skirt." Dead-on newsroom details. Take two hotshot reporters, add a touch of romance and a little healthy competition, then run for cover. Two sparring ace reporters do their best to outrun, outsmart, and outscoop each other. Who knew they’d find love? Barbara Fischkin was on the first track to the big leagues of journalism. Then she ran head-on into Jim Mulvaney, a fast-talking, blue-eyed Irishman on a track all his own. In Mulvaney’s world there can be only one star. But he wouldn’t mind a little help from an attractive newswoman. This love-and-hate affair between a Jewish girl from Brooklyn and an Irish lad from Queens has barstool connections that reach all the way to the IRA. Within months, trading drink for drink, barb for barb, and scoop for scoop, Fischkin and Mulvaney are breaking stories all around the world, uncovering tales of corruption and intrigue from Flatbush to Belfast and beyond -- and making news of their own: in a little scandal called marriage. A globe-trotting adventure through the worlds of modern love and journalism. 133850 2000 Excommunicated N Kamal, Ahmad American Newspaperman Mark Lansing is in Shanghai. Believing he is atoning for the seduction of his father’s youthful second wife, Mark refutes the love he has for Valya, the young and beautiful sister of his colleague, White Russian Vianor. By mischance he becomes involved in a Communist plot to devalue the country’s currency. Murders are committed in order to obtain the information he holds, and eventually his two friends are taken prisoner and held in the Soviet Embassy. In searching for them, Mark realizes that his life has been one long act of penance for an adolescent sin,and that his true love for Valya provides absolution. 133851 1600 Excretion Upon Vulcan P USC Jonson, Ben News 133852 1941 Execution SS USC Gorell, R.G.B., Third Baron In "Wild Thyme and Other Stories." Newspaper Owner Lord Molony has unprepossessing exterior, but a fully stocked brain and a shrewd practicality. 133853 1985 Execution, The MT Investigative Reporter (R.J. Adams). 133854 1984 Executioner Part II, The M Ness Reporter teams up with Los Angeles cop to find masked serial killer. 133855 1982 Executioner's Song, The MT DVD -R HQ 3414, 3415, 3416, 3402. Mailer, Norman (Based on his Book) News Media. TV Newscasts throughout (male and female anchors). Documentary-Entrepreneur Larry Samuels (Steven Keats). 133856 1979 Executioner's Song, The N OWN - P Mailer, Norman News Media. Lawrence Schiller, a media entrepreneur who packages the convicted murderer Gary Gilmore's story. 133857 1973 Executive Action M SVD 1096 Reporter (Ed Kemmer). TV Commentator (Graydon Gould). 133858 1996 Executive Decision M News Media. CNN Reporter (Maggie Egan) 133859 1996 Executive Orders N Clancy, Tom News Media 133860 1997 Executive Power M Photographer (Marcus Best). 133861 1979 Executive Privilege N Cheney, Lynne Reporters on the Washington Post wants to know if there is any truth to the rumor why the President is spending so much time with a White House staffer who happens to be a shrink and where is the shrink now? 133862 1954 Executive Suite M DVD -R HQ 3290, 3291. L City Editor (Dan Riss). Reporter (John Hedloe). News dealers (Esther Michelson, Gus Schilling). 133863 1976 Executive Suite: T PR Public Relations. Mark Desmond, head of consumer relations (Richard Cox). Hilary Madison, head of advertising (Madlyn Rhue) 133864 1976 Executive Suite: Re: People In Glass Houses T Episode. 11-1-1976 Public Relations. Mark Desmond, head of consumer relations (Richard Cox). Hilary Madison, head of advertising (Madlyn Rhue) 133865 1976 Executive Suite: Re: Porno Ploy, The T Episode #3. 10-4-1976 Newscaster (Mario Machado). 133866 1918 Exhibitor's Reel DM DVD -R HQ 2370 Publicity. Exhibitor's Reel on "Hands Up," a cyclonic western serial with Ruth Roland. 133867 1990 Exile MT Newswoman (Charlotte Carpenter) 133868 1939 Exile Express M Mayer, Edwin Justus, Ethel La Blanche (Screenplay) Reporter Steve Reynolds (Alan Marshal) gets involved in the disappearance of a secret formula for destroying crops. Editor Hanley (Jed Prouty) gets impatient for Reynolds' story on a woman who can decipher the formula and is belong sought by spies. Editor writes an expose on the woman and uses Reynolds' byline. She assumes the reporter has betrayed her, but he wins her back when he rescues her from the spies. Reporter Gus (Walter Catlett) is always drunk. 133869 2004 Exile From the Sun M News Vendor (Michael Poitevin). 133870 2003 Exile, The N Wheeler, Richard S. Journalist 133871 1998 Exiled MT Newscasters (John Henry Kurtz, Sue Simmons) 133872 1937 Exiled to Shanghai M SVDSP 1386. VHS 5239. Totman, Wellyn (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsreel Cameraman Ted Young (Wallace Ford) of Worldwide Newsreels, returns from Spain to discover that Charlie Sears (Dean Jagger), the colleague he double-crossed to get the assignment is now his boss. Television is a new threat to the newsreels. Gets drunk. Film ends with demonstration of television news. 133873 2009 Exiles in the Garden N Just, Ward Photojournalist Alec Malone is a senator’s son who rejects the family business of politics for a career as a newspaper photographer. Alec and his Swiss wife, Lucia, settle in Georgetown next door to a couple whose émigré gatherings in their garden remind Lucia of all the things Americans are not. She leaves Alec as his career goes downhill because his refuses an assignment to cover the Vietnam War. Lucia’s long-absent father, Andre Duran, a Czech living out the end of his life in a hotel called Goya House is a life totally different than Alec’s -- Duran was an adventurer and antifascist commando. The meeting between them forces Alec to confront just how different a life can be, a life where terrible things can happen as opposed to a life where nothing much happens at all. 133874 1999 Exiles on Main Street N Kleinholz, Lisa Woman journalist Female Journalist 133875 1918 Exiles: Play in Three Acts, A P OWN - H Joyce, James In "James Joyce: Four Complete Books." Editor Robert Hand, a newspaper editor. Dominated by the ideas and personality of an intellectual Irish writer (the hero). Falters when he faces the demand to accept moral responsibility. Plump journalist Robert Hand who admires the writer (Joyce himself) and his wife. Robert Hand is a composite comprising elements of four men Joyce knew. 133876 1977 Existio otra humanidad DF Spain Interviewer Ismael Gonzalez. Presenter Fernando Rey. 133877 1996 Exit M News Media. News Reporter (Robin Trapp) 133878 2007 Exit Ghost N Roth, Philip 9th Zuckerman Novel Journalist is trying to find out about former Nathan Zuckerman’s dead mentor, E.L. Lonoff for a salacious biography. Zuckerman is trying to prevent the sleazy journalist from staining Lonoff’s legacy. 133879 1998 Exit Orange and Red N Bedford, Martyn Reporter Constance Amory works for a newspaper and mixes it up with a saboteur who has daubed blood on the doors of a shopping complex. 133880 1994 Exit to Eden M L Rice, Anne (Novel). Deborah Amelon, Bob Brunner (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Elliot (Paul Mercurio) is Australian-born now working in Los Angeles. Selected to go to an island retreat for S and M aficionados because of tendencies he developed in childhood. At the airport, he gets photographs of two jewel smugglers. Soon followed to island by crooks and cops all of whom want the film. On the island, he becomes enamored with a dominatrix. Two sneak off to New Orleans for a weekend and are corned by a smuggler, but rescued by the two cops. 133881 2005 Exitz TF Reporter #1 (Avantika Akrekar). Reporter #2 (Himangshu Sharma). Reporter #3 (Udyan Rathore). Reporter #4 (Smita Sharma). 133882 1960 Exodus M L. Newman Newspaperman's widow. Kitty Fremont (Eva Marie Saint) -- newspaperman-husband left her a widow 133883 2007 Exodus M CNN Reporter (Renee Salewski). 133884 2005 Exorcism of Emily Rose, The M DVD -R HQ 8477, 8478 Reporter (Darrin Maharaj - On-the-Scene Reporter). TV News Anchorperson (Joanna Piros). Reporter on TV (Clay St. Thomas). Lawyer takes on a negligent homicide case involving a priest who performed an exorcism on a young girl. 133885 1971 Exotic Dreams of Casanova, The M Reporter (Jack Richesin). 133886 2006 Expected One, The N McGowan, Kathleen #1 The Magdalene Line Journalist Maureen Paschal begins research for a new book, she has no idea that she is stepping into an ancient history that is so secret thousands of people have killed and died for it. American journalist becomes deeply immersed in the mystical cultures of southwest France. She is the author of HERstory - A Defense of History's Most Hated Heroines. She finds what has eluded centuries of treasure-hunters -- the original Magdalene scrolls detailing her love affair with Jesus, their marriage and the crucifixion. Journalist is unprepared for the visions that haunt her as she researchers her new book on misunderstood heroines of the past. 133887 1980 Expecting Miracles N Howard, Linda U. Weinberg List Journalist 133888 1983 Expedition Adam '84 DF Series 1983 Reporter Petr Malat (Jan Hartl) 133889 1935 Expense Account SS GPL Gallico, Paul In "Confessions of a Story Writer." Journalists. Penryn Dodd, editorial auditor, better known as Icebox Dodd to reporters on the floor below. Perry Brown of the Blade, the picture paper in New York. . Al Vogel, the fat photographer with his gear. Ed Smallens of the Gazette-Star, the competition. Jenny Jones, Daily Blade reporter -- "she had extraordinary sweetness in her face and a naïve air that masked more pure gall and nerve than was possessed by any other reporter on the staff, man or woman." 133890 1937 Expensive Husbands M DVD -R HQ 3721, 3714 PR Public Relations Man Joe Craig (Allyn Joslyn), press agent for Hollywood actors. Reporter (Sam Ash). Reporter (Lester Dorr). Reporter (Sandra Ramoy). Photographer at Polo Game (Eddie Graham). 133891 1962 Experience N Palle, A Journalist, 63, recalls his early life as he investigates a suicide in an isolated village in 20th century France 133892 2001 Experience America DT TV Newsmagazine Staff. Reporter Vicki Liviakis. Host Paul Ryan. Reporter Pat McConahay. 133893 2000 Experiencias compartidas: Vision de genero DF Mexico Reporter Clementina Nava. 133894 2005 Experiment M American Journalist (Alysha Westlake). Man and woman trapped in a foreign city. Subjects of a terrifying and shocking experiment. There is no escape from the nightmare in this dark psychological thriller 133895 1950 Experiment Alcatraz M DVD -R HQ 2412. Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Myron Healey). 133896 2001 Experiment, Das MF Newscaster (Christine Gerboth) 133897 1999 Experiment, The N Darnton, John Reporter Jude, a Manhattan reporter who gets help from his own clone 133898 1919 Experimental Marriage M AFI-Playwrights Writer 133899 1988 Experte, Der MF Reporter Muller (Gottfried Vollmer). Journalist (Peter Doering). Photographer (Uwe Buschken). 133900 2000 Expired M Short Newscaster (Allan Zaleski). 133901 2002 Explaining Herself NR Jocks, Yvonne #4 Rancher's Daughters -- Herself. Reporter Victoria Garrison wants to know why her Wyoming rancher father hired a detective to investigate rustling. Victoria dreams of being a star reporter rather than merely a typesetter. She investigates the detective who seems like the perfect story and they fall in love. But there's a dark secret. The detective thinks her father or brother might have been involved in the lynch mob who killed his father and brother. 133902 2005 Expletive Deleted: A good Look at Bad Language N Wajnryb, Ruth Australian Television Morning Show interviews Macquarie Dictionary's Sue Butler on the acceptability of calling someone a "boofhead" in public. Butler explained that the word "boofhead" was more affectionate than aggressive. She said it really was the act of calling someone a "something," whether "boofhead" or "fuckwit" that increasingly offends. Butler was cut off after "fuckwit"; the interview was terminated and the channel subsequently issued an apology. "I have no idea whether the incident had an impact on the show's ratings." 133903 2005 Explode, Chapter One: Poltergeist M Sci-Fi Newsreader (Tom Hourigan). 133904 2006 Explode, Chapter Two: Into the Fold M Newsreader (Jonathan Brown). 133905 1955 Explorer, The MT Reporter Henry Morton Stanley (Michael Aldridge) and Editor James Gordon Bennett (Robert Ayres) of the New York Herald. Life and work of Explorer-Journalist Stanley. 133906 1908 Explorigator, The CS Dart, Harry New York World Reporter Toddy Typewriter, the reporter and scribe for the Explorigator group including Admiral Fudge 133907 1958 Explosive Mr. Magoo, The C Episode #47 Newspaper office. Mr. Magoo is mistaken for a bad bomber. Mr. Magoo opens his newspaper and when he comes across an ad for bowling, he mistakes it for an alcohol ad using a picture of himself to endorse it. 133908 1996 Expose NR Dawson, Saranne Harlequin Intrigue #356 Reporter and her former husband solve a murder in this newsroom thriller. She was interested in writing the story of her life never realizing that would leave her receiving death threats. 133909 2003 Expose: It’s Called the ‘Press’ For Good Reason N Rahman, Mizanur Investigative Reporter Angela Tocco stumbles across the story of a lifetime involving corporate fraud and political corruption. Through a combination of luck and research, she discovers the shady truth behind a media mogul who manipulates the media, censors stories, buys members of Congress, and perhaps even commit murder. Angela risks her life to try to expose the massive deception. 133910 1938 Exposed M Bilson, George R. (Story -- "Candid Camera Girl"). Charles Kaufman, Franklin Coen (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Click Stewart (Glenda Farrell), magazine reporter exposes crooked DA. Editor Steve (Charles. D. Brown) orders Stewart to find a story no one else has. She uncovers information about a lawyer who disappeared and is now a hobo. Lawyer sues the magazine when her photos appear. She finds out lawyer's daughter died in a car accident and Stewart convinces her roommate to pose as the dead girl. Her life is in danger, but the lawyer saves her. Reporter (William Alston). Reporter (Lynton Brent). Reporter (Milton Kibbee). "What with scoops taking precedence over everything but mother love." Photographer (Armand "Curly" Wright). Variety, 11/23/38: "Contains all the usual exaggerations and hoke of Hollywood's fourth estate illusions with capable, though hackneyed, Miss Farrell exposing the bad boys with her little clicker…." 133911 2003 Exposed M DVD -R HQ 2142, 2143 Barnes, Misti (Screenplay-Direction) Mystico Production Tabloid TV Reporter-Anchor Bob Smith (Tate Donovan) of Probe. Journalist Jade Blake (Gia Carides), host of the Blake Report, one of the nation's most respected journalists and interviewers. Journalist Laura Silvera (Lumi Cavazos), Mexican journalist who recently became the first Latina to co-host America Today, television's most popular morning news program. Smith opens the film describing what it takes to be an investigative journalist. Then admits he isn't an investigative journalist, but does journalism Vegas style with his Probe TV program. "News you want." Tries to expose the three women. . TV Reporter Joy Fields (Teresa DePriest) of Channel 3 WJDG Local News. American Today Network Anchor Warren Ward (David Rasche). Network Head (Bill Escudier). Reporter (Trager Watson). Max (T.J. Thyne), Blake Report Producer. Susan Andrews (Brenda Strong) is a Martha Stewart-like home maker-celebrity under Probe's eye. Blake, Silvera and Andrews up for top broadcasting Women of Distinction award and subject of exposes. Julie Gross (Jane Lynch), President of Women Broadcasters. 133912 2003 Exposed M Adult Film Reporter (Charity Peters) 133913 1995 Exposed!: Sensational True Story of a Fleet Street Reporter D Brown, Gerry Tabloid Investigative Journalist Gerry Brown has been a top reporter for more than 25 years breaking the Lord Archer and Monica Coghlan story, revealing the Frank Bough sex-and-drugs scandal and unveiling Pamella Bordes as something more than a Parliamentary researcher. This book takes the reader behind the headlines to reveal the truth about Fleet Street reporting. It details how surveillances are set up and carried out, the lengths to which a hack will go to get a story, and the truth about many famous-name cases. An unapologetic defense of tabloid journalism 133914 1991 Exposure M Photographer named Mandrake (Peter Coyote) attempts to solve and avenge death of a young Rio prostitute 133915 1932 Exposure M VHS 827 Houston, Norman (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter for a New York tabloid, Andy Bryant (Walter Byron) gets drunk and misses a story on a killer waking up in a train station in California. His editor refuses to wire him money. He visits his old friend John Ward (Tully Marshall) at the Evening Herald who is trying to buy the rival paper The Dispatch from owner Doris Corbin (Lila Lee) for a low price which she reluctantly accepts. Bryant goes to work for the Dispatch and convinces Corbin not to sell the paper. Hires Praskins (Pat O'Malley) and Nosey Newton (Lee Moran). Rival papers eventually merge. Bryant is made city editor and marries Corbin. 133916 1987 Exposure N Reed, J.D. and Christine Photographer Paul McGuire has been following the New Jersey Stars soccer team, specifically, their controversial French hero who becomes the first victim of a serial killer who kicks his victims to death. 133917 1994 Exposure NM Anthony, Evelyn Journalist Julia Hamilton, a high-profile journalist in London. Press baron Lord Western offers her a plum job with his flagship newspaper to write an investigative column. While investigating obnoxious media mogul Harold King, anticorruption columnist Julia Hamilton travels to Germany and runs into murder as she pieces together a deadly story rooted in World War II 133918 2005 Exposure NR Davis, Dee Photojournalist Melissa Pope knows that the intelligence she's been gathering is invaluable -- so much so that someone is willing to kill her for it. But the man assigned to protect her is another kind of threat altogether. She teams up with a British special agent to foil an international terrorist plot. The two fall in love as they fight for their lives. 133919 2002 Exposure NM Russell, Alan British Paparazzo Graham Wells, a celebrity photographer, is chasing two of Europe's biggest celebrities, a philanthropist who posed nude for Playboy and her French football-star boyfriend when their car crashes in a Paris tunnel and both are killed. Wells flees from the scene of the accident he accidentally caused. He escapes prosecution. It seems he was driving the car. Now he will do anything to keep his terrible secret from getting out. So back in Los Angeles, when a CIA operative blackmails him into engineering the scandalous downfalls of several high-profile celebrities, he has no choice. Nothing he's done is illegal -- and his targets are guilty of the acts he's caught on film. But he doesn't understand purpose of his actions and the whole arrangement leaves a bad taste in his mouth. He had previously tried everything to put his guilt behind him -- from a tour of Kosovo to a stint in a Spanish monastery -- but nothing worked. One night as he's positioning his camera against an actress' window in hopes of catching her with her latest lover, she attempts suicide and he rushes her to the hospital in an act of redemption. But saving her life, has jeopardized his own. 133920 2009 Exposure N Collins, Brandilyn Columnist Kaycee Raye thinks she has forever rid herself of the paralyzing fear that someone is watching her. But then, after spinning out dozens of therapeutic and fear-conquering “Who’s There” columns, her best friend’s biggest nightmare comes true. That’s all it takes to bring her own anxieties back to malevolent life. Now it seems that even the walls of her once-snug home have sprouted eyes. It doesn’t help that other creepy things are happening too -- cameras flashing pictures of her when no one is around, mysterious images appearing on her computer. Before she can get help from the police, Hannah, her dead friend’s nine-year-old daughter, goes missing. Could the danger she feels be linked with Hannah’s disappearance? Or maybe, as everyone seems to think, they’re unrelated and her mind is just playing tricks on her. Someone is watching Kaycee Raye. But who will believe her? In Kaycee’s newspaper column she’s known for writing of her paranoia and fears. Is the new danger real -- or is she going crazy? 133921 1915 Exposure, The M Similar to 1913 film, The Cub. - Ness Book Reporter (Wallace Reid). Dictograph planted in a restaurant enables Irene Hunt to expose graft by a local councilman. 133922 2008 Express, The M Reporter (Lance Baker). West Virginia Sportswriter (Chris Farrell). Sports Reporter (Sam Derence). Reporter #1 on the Team Bus (Kevin Stark). Reporter #2 on the Team Bus (Kurt Naebig). Reporter on the Syracuse Daily News (Bob Kaliebe). Reporter (Mike Whyte). Sportscaster-Reporter (J. Alec Holmes). Times Reporter-Photographer (Don Kress). Reporter for Look Magazine (Tim Krueger). Reporter in Cotton Bowl Press Box (Joseph Mazurk). Photographer-Newsreel Camera Operator (Gary Sedlock). Reporter for Life Magazine (John Thurner). CBS Announcer (Doug James). Syracuse Announcer (Ronald A. Hawkins). Photographer (F. David Roth). Play-by-Play Announcer (Ed Smaron). 133923 2008 Express, The: The Ernie Davis Story MT News Media. Sports Media cover saga of college football superstar Ernie Davis, who, in 1961, became the first black man to win the Heisman trophy. He went first in the NFL draft, but didn't play after being diagnosed with Leukemia. 133924 1960 Expresso Bongo M Mankowitz, Wolf and Julian More (Play). UK Columnist. Woman Columnist (Patricia Lewis). 133925 2008 Expresso Shot N Coyle, Cleo Editor Breanne Summour, the “disdainer-in-chief” of Manhattan fashion magazine Trend is engaged to be married to Matteo Allegro, Clare Cosi’ ex-husband (Clare Cosi is a crime-solving manager and head barista) of the bustling New York coffeehouse, The Village Blend). She’s been hired to create a gourmet coffee and dessert bar for a swanky wedding. She should be thrilled at this chance to shine, but it’s Matteo Allegro, her ex-husband and current business partner, who’s tying the knot to Trend Magazine Editor Summour who’s in full-blown bridezilla mode. Sharing a grown daughter, Clare and Matt remain friends and business partners. When a 22-year-old dancer who looks like Breanne is shot after performing at Matt’s bachelor party, a frantic Matt believes Breanne was the intended target. Clare agrees to protect Breanne until the posh wedding at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, but after the murder of Breanne’s former assistant, Clare’s life is in jeopardy, too. Claire has to put her misgivings aside and focus on business, but since she’s a successful amateur sleuth, murder is Clare’s business, too. And when fatal accidents begin befalling people close to Breanne, Clare becomes suspicious. But what she unveils amid melted chocolate and steaming mochaccinos, may just get her burned. 133926 1992 Exterminated Angel N Godin, Gerald. Judith Cowan (Translator) Quebec. French Reporter Gerry Gretz of the A-1 Hebdomadaire de Rapiereville. In Town of Mount Royal in Montreal, the explosion of a car bomb makes it difficult to identify the occupant. Was it a FLQ plot or a settling of accounts? Is there a link between this murder, a strange holdup in a shopping mall, a strange holdup in a shopping mall and the illegal gambling on the Canadians hockey games at the Forum, not to mention the (accidental?) electrocution of Wolfred Milton, the old tabagie owner who became a drug kingpin? A journalist is involved in the thriller -- Gerry Gretz. Early 1970s dominated by cardboard politicians, night-hawks and organized crime. “One of them came up to Gerry Gretz and asked him what paper he wrote for. ‘Where do you want to get your name in, my dear sir?’ ‘Into the big fat one, La Presse,’ answered the mourner. ‘Lucky for you,’ said Gerry, ‘that just happens to be the paper I work for. How much are you prepared to pay to get your name in?’ ‘At least fifteen dollars,’ said the man in black. ‘I can do it for you for twenty,’ said Gerry. ‘Done,’ said the entrepreneur and added ‘just to make sure there aren’t any typographical errors in my name, here’s a pen with my company’s slogan on it. Everything’s there, even my postal code.’” 133927 1984 Exterminator 2 M Newscaster (Deanna Crowe) 133928 1980 Exterminator, The M TV Cameraman #1 (Lawrence Yampolsky). TV Cameraman #2 (Victor Johannis). 133929 1999 External Affairs M Reporter (John Koensgen). 133930 1938 Extortion M Felton, Earl (Screenplay) Ness Book College Newspaper Editor Larry Campbell (Scott Colton) gets word that a professor is about to commit murder. 133931 1922 Extra, Extra (Deadlines!) N OWN Smith, Henry Justin Newspapers. One of the best pieces of journalistic fiction. Series of sketches of life in the newsroom, possibly the Chicago Daily News. Editor (Michael Zangmeister). 133932 2005 Extra, The MF Australia. Paparazzi (Abe Forsythe). Paparazzi (Gil Tucker). Cameraman (Russell Gilbert). 133933 1994 Extra: 1994-1999 Staff DT VHS 406 Episodes. Series 1994. 1994-1999 Entertainment News Program. TV Anchors Libby Weaver (1996-1997), Brad Goode (1996-1997), Maureen O'Boyle (1997-2000). Weekend Anchor Dayna Devon. Hosts Michael Corbett (1994-2006), Arthel Neville (1994-1996), Dave Nemeth (1994-1996), Brad Goode (1996-199), Libby Weaver (1995-1997), Marueen O'Boyle (1997-2000). Correspondents Rich Schwartz (1996-2000), Phil Shuman (1996), Scott Rapoport (1998-2000), Gina Silva (1998-2000), Les Trent (1998-2000), Doug Bruckner (1999). Senior Correspondents Ben Patrick Johnson (1994-1995). 133934 2000 Extra: 2000- Staff DT Series 1994. 2000- Entertainment News Program. TV Anchors Leeza Gibbons. Lisa Guerrero, Mark McGrath (2004). Hosts Leeza Gibbons (2000-2003), Dayna Devon (2000-2003), Jon Kelly (2001), Idallis DeLeon (2003), Samantha Harris (2003). Correspondents Mario Lopez (2007). Correspondents Carol Grow, Ryan Seacrest, Barry Nolan (2000), Bo Griffin (2001), Charlie Maher (2003), Terry Murphy (2003), Caleigh Peters, Terri Seymour. Special Correspondents Beth Ostrosky (2006), Will Kirby (2002-2003), Caleigh Peters, Shauna Sever. Medical Correspondent Sean Kenniff (2000-2001). East Coast Correspondent Tava Smiley (2003). Reporters Dana Adams, Dani Behr (2003), Shauna Thomas (2003). Special Correspondent Will Kirby (2002). 133935 2006 Extra: Where They Are Now DT TV Anchor Mark McGrath. Co-Anchor Lisa Guerrero. Correspondents Doug Bruckner, Charlie Maher, Barry Nolan, Ryan Seacrest, Phil Shuman, Carol Grow, Terry Murphy, Terri Seymour. Reporter Dana Adams. Special Correspondents Beth Ostrosky, Caleigh Peters. East Coast Correspondent Tava Smiley. Hosts Michael Corbett, Samantha Harris. Weekend Host Idalis DeLeon. 133936 1932 Extra! NJ OWN - P Morse, George Editors. Two young editors find themselves in more adventures than any two dozen newspapermen experience in a lifetime, said one critic in the 1960s. 133937 1955 EXTRA! CB Entertaining Comics Journalists. Journalism's closest brush with and most descriptive portrayal in the comic book. Women got the upper hand socially and professionally. Portrays newsroom, newshounds and newshens as adventurers drawn into international intrigue. Born in response to the wave of industry self-censorship that followed social -- and congressional -- investigations into a link between comic books and juvenile delinquency. 133938 1922 Extra! Extra! M Josephson, Julien (Story). Arthur J. Zellner (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter Barry Price (Johnnie Walker) for the Morning Sun is assigned with Jim Rogers (Wilson Hummell) to get story on business merger. Rogers fails to get aboard the businessman's yacht and is later fired, but Price fakes drowning and gets interview Cub Reporter also disguises himself as a butler to get to papers in a safe that verify the merger. He steals the documents and helps the older reporter get his job back, then marries the reporter's daughter, who is secretary to a businessman. Moving Picture World, 3/4/22: "A considerable improvement on the usual treatment of such subjects has been effected here, by making the young writer a natural, human chap, with fears as well as nerve…." "…and no superhuman faculty of overcoming obstacles at a single bound." 133939 1989 Extra! Extra! NR Dale, Ruth Jean Harlequin Temptation #344 Reporter Penny Thornton has a nose for news. She wanted an exclusive and an interview with a man would be her ticket out of Palookaville into the big time. 133940 1920 Extra! The Newspaper Minstrels Are Out! P MLPL Ferris, Helen J. Newspaper 133941 1931 Extra!: Comedy of Mystery and Thrills in One Act, A P MLPL Braun, Wilbur Newspaper 133942 1991 Extralarge: Black Magic MT Interviewer (Kristy Feil) 133943 1991 Extralarge: Black Magic MT Interviewer (Kristy Feil). 133944 1991 Extralarge: Cannonball MT News Media. Journalist First (Jack McDermott). Journalist Second (Sharon Harden) 133945 1998 Extramarital M DVD -R HQ 4144, 4145. SVD 799, 788 Adult Magazine Journalist Elizabeth Norton (Traci Lords) who is married searches for a young woman's killer and ends up in the arms of another man. Magazine Editor Griffin "Grif" (Jeff Fahey) turns out to be the killer who is insane. 133946 1968 Extrano en la casa, Un M Editor Castro (Arturo Castro Bigoton) 133947 2006 Extraordinary People N May, Peter Journalist Roger Raffin is the author of a book on seven celebrated unsolved murders. He is looking for a brilliant teacher who trained some of France's best and brightest as future Prime Ministers and Presidents who vanished 10 years ago. The mystery inspires a bet. The wager is that a biologist can find out what happened to the teacher by applying new science to an old case. The biologist needs Raffin's notes and armed with these he begins his quest. 133948 1998 Extraordinary Visitor M Canada Newscaster (Pamela Wallin). 133949 2006 Extras T Episode #10. 10-5-2006 Reporter (Donna Berlin). 133950 2007 Extras (The Uglies) NSF Westerfeld, Scott News Media. Everyone contributes. There is a new world without strict roles and rules. “Tech-heads” flaunt their latest gadgets. “Kickers” spread gossip and trends. “Surge Monkeys” are hooked on extreme plastic surgery. Everything is monitored on a millions of cameras. The world is like a gigantic game of “American Idol.” Whoever is getting the most buzz gets the most votes. Popularity rules. The story is set in Japan. The city functions with a unique economy, one based on popularity. Each citizen has his/her own “feed,” a place to post or “kick” gossip and opinions, and the more people that pay attention to a person, the higher their “face rank” or popularity ranking. 15-year-old Aya Fuse is a total nobody. An extra. Aya, whose face rank is extremely low making her an “Extra” wants to “kick” a story and in the process becomes famous herself. Aya pretends to join a group of girls and vows to eventually gather enough footage to kick their story. Her brother, Hiro, is another kicker. Hiro has made the top thousand. Aya interviews two of the Sly Girls and finds out she can keep the Sly Girls secret while being so famous all the while recording their escapades. She discovers she herself was secretly filmed on a hovercam while talking with a famous man. She was covered in slime during the conversation and looks very embarrassing on the camera. She is being referred to as “Slime Queen” by various people and her face rank has been driven up. This means she is temporarily banned from the Sly Girls. While she bides her time, waiting for her face rank to fall, she compiles all her footage into a video for her to kick. Aya kicks her story and becomes famous. Her face rank is now 17. A Thousand Faces Party -- where only the face ranks 1 to 1,000 are invited. Aya’s face rank is now 3. Her face rank went from 451,359 to 3. Moggle is Aya’s hovercam with near artificial intelligence. Sly Girls: clique is forced to keep their face ranks down because they might be caught and stopped. They keep their face ranks down by changing nicknames every so often. Aya joins them and tries to betray them to the public, but realizes that she must do so anyway to save the world. Their original plan was to leave down once Aya kicked her story. Tally Youngblood (original protagonist from the Uglies trilogy) is the most famous person in the world, the architect of the mind-rain. Almost 20 years old. He flocks to Japan when she sees Aya’s City Killer story. The Extras: someone with a low face rank, no popularity. Extra used to “build whole cities for the actors to walk around in for their movies and they’d pay hundreds of people to stand in the background.” This, being the real meaning of Extras. 133951 2006 Extras: T Episode #9. 9-28-2006 British Press is after Extra Andy Millman when he becomes successful and he needs an experienced Public Relations Practitioner to help him. Journalist (Rufus Jones). 133952 2007 Extras: Extra Special Series Finale, The T DVD -R HQ 9394, 9395 Episode. 12-16-2007 Journalist-Interviewer Emily Whitford (Nicola Redmond) interviews Andy who doesn’t fool the journalist by making up one lie after another. 133953 2007 Extras: Ian McKellan. T DVD -R HQ 7988 Episode. 2-11-2007 News Media. Ian McKellen casts Andy in a new play. Andy's sit-com is a big ratings success but the critics hate it. 133954 2007 Extras: Jonathan Ross T DVD -R HQ 8009 Episode. 2-18-2007 News Media. TV Host Jonathan Ross promises Andy a gig with a film icon. Andy and Maggie make a sick boy's dream come true. 133955 1916 Extravagance M AFI-Motion Picture Scriptwriters News Media. Scriptwriter. 133956 1969 Extrazis 7-tol 10-ig MTF Reporter (Andras Kovacs) 133957 2000 Extreme Adventures of Super Dave, The M TV Reporter (Butch McCain). Reporter (David Millbern). Reporter (Dana West). 133958 2008 Extreme Caution N Brashear, Jean Harlequin NASCAR Series Tabloids can’t stop talking about Maeve Branch, a woman volunteering at the animal shelter who is a socialite whose husband disappeared with millions in embezzled funds, a husband who cheated on her for years. Now she is broke and brokenhearted, shutting out everything except her family, her twin sons’ NASCAR careers and her beloved animal shelter. Oil tycoon Chuck Lawrence can hardly believe that the lovely woman volunteering is the woman the tabloids won’t leave alone. His code of honor demands that he help her, but while he advises Maeve on her financial affairs and she introduces him to the world of NASCAR, he begins to wonder if he can teach her to trust a man again -- and let him into her heart. 133959 1989 Extreme Close-Up NM Crews, Larry Radio Talk Show Host Veronica Slate 133960 1973 Extreme Close-Up (aka Sex Through a Widow) M Crichton, Michael (Screenplay) TV Anchor John Norman (Jim McMullan) for station KBLA doing a series on surveillance devices and loss of privacy. Begins using equipment to satisfy his own voyeuristic impulses. Anchor does package about paparazzi who spy on the home of Belgian prince. Anchor depicted as amoral, has no objection to taking money from woman who believes he was hired by her husband after she catches him spying on her. Eventually becomes victim of his own impulses. Anchor and his wife prepare to make love in front of an uncovered window as the camera pulls back to reveal they are being watched through a lens. Reporter (Curtis Credel). 133961 2004 Extreme Dodgeball: T Series 2004 Sideline Reporter (Jerri Manthey). Sideline Reporter (Mary Strong). Color Commentators (Bill Dwyer, Zach Selwyn). 133962 2005 Extreme Dodgeball: T Series 2004 Reporter (Michele Merkin -- Sideline Reporter). 133963 2005 Extreme Exposure N Clare, Pamela Investigative Reporter Kara McMillan is a single mother and romantic cynic. Inspired by three margaritas on a Friday night, Kara throws caution to the winds in a chance encounter with a senator at the swankiest bar in Denver. Their passionate affair starts quickly, even as the hardboiled reporter Kara begins an investigation into a major environmental scandal, aided by a mysterious whistle-blower. Just as Kara begins to open up her heart, her discoveries prompt anonymous threats to her life and that of her young son, Connor. The suspense mounts as Kara is whisked away to a remote safe house that turns out to be anything but. Her newspaper editor doesn't understand the demands on a single mother. 133964 1993 Extreme Justice M Reporter Kelly Daniels (Chelsea Field) knows something is not right about the S.I.S., an elite and secret division her boyfriend works for, but she doesn’t know what since she can’t dig up much on them because the organization is kept secret. The elite force targets the more important criminals that the Los Angeles Police Department can’t put behind bars for lack of evidence. The boyfriend finally realizes that the S.I.S. is a vigilante group murdering criminals who beat the system. So he and his girlfriend try to bring the S.I.S. down. 133965 1996 Extreme Measures M Reporter (Adrian Lee). 133966 2002 Extreme Ops M UK. Newscaster (Lex Kreps). 133967 1999 Extremely Dangerous MT Newscaster (Rachel Harrison). Newscaster (Lucy Meacock). 133968 2005 Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close (aka Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close). N Foer, Jonathan Safran War Correspondent, 103 years old and deaf, hasn't left his apartment in 24 years. The reclusive centenarian former war correspondent talks to a nine-year-old prodigy who is searching the five boroughs of New York The child's quest: to find the lock that fits a mysterious key belonging to his father who died in the attacks on the World Trade Center. 133969 1945 Eye for an Eye NM MLPL Bayer, Olifer Weld War Correspondent Ralph Morley. Eve Stokes, photographer for a magazine. 133970 1996 Eye for an Eye M Columnist (Eric Morris). TV Newscaster (A.C. Weary). Moderator (Angela Paton). 133971 1981 Eye for an Eye, An M Reporters (Nancy Fish, Gary T. New, Joe Lerer, Michael B. Christy). 133972 2006 Eye for an Eye: Food Critic T DVD -R HQ 8251 Episode. 11-22-2006 Food Critic writes a harsh review and the restaurant's manager and waitress go to court. 133973 1975 Eye for History, An SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 133974 2007 Eye For Murder, An N Hellmann, Libby Fischer TV Producer Ellie Foreman is a single mom who lives in a suburb of Chicago. She has gained local fame for her "Celebrate Chicago" TV show. When a senior citizen dies of a heart attack, his landlady goes through his things and comes across Ellie's name. She visits the landlady and comes away with the man's Zippo lighter and a feeling she never knew the man. When she shows the lighter to her father, he recognizes it as belong to a man he once knew who fought in the Resistance during World War II. Later, he was sent to prison for murder. The man's landlady dies supposedly of natural causes. A string of murders and an attempted murder follow with every victim connected to the man. As she digs deeper, her life is in jeopardy. She starts to unveil secrets about World War II, Chicago's Jewish community and her own family. 133975 2008 Eye For Trouble N Mckinney, Deborah Reporter, an obnoxious journalist, is one obstacle the owner of a brand new fashion and interior business in downtown Harrisburg, Pennsylvania faces. What is she to do with a sharp-tongued guy sporting a girl’s cheer-leading outfit, cowboy boots and a knife protruding from his stomach? Other obstacles besides the reporter include a giant detective, an even bigger, hungry black bear, an argumentative lawyer, a landlord with a bad attitude and a hunk of a police officer with a killer smile. The woman discovers that the only way to save her business is to keep her sense of humor and her faith. 133976 1970 Eye Hears, the Ear Sees, The M Interviewer (Gavin Millar) 133977 1988 Eye of the Beholder, The N OWN - H Marrin, Minette TV Journalist Jane 133978 1987 Eye of the Eagle M Santiago, Catherine (Story). Joseph Zucchero, Nigel Hogge (Screenplay) Ness Book Photojournalist Chris Chandler (Cec Verrell) discovers a secret mercenary lost command in the Philippines. She and her assistant are caught while taking pictures of the group and her assistant is later killed in a fight. Chandler is unable to convince a military commander of the truth of her story since she has lost her camera during the battle and has no evidence. Confined to the base "for her own safety." Photojournalist stows away in a jeep when the hero, who is heading for the base, discovers her, she tells him about not missing out on the biggest story of her career and reminds him that she is the only one who knows where the base is located. During the climatic battle, Chandler is there to take photos during the fighting. "You know, it's not Charlie who's the enemy out there. It's war correspondents like you…." 133979 2006 Eye of the Paranoid M News Media. News Reporter (Karl Peterson). Jonathon Grant (Mike Burke) is a paranoid writer and illustrator who specializes in works of horror. He suffers from hellish nightmares and delusions. 133980 1958 Eye of the Storm N Hearne, J Press 133981 1986 Eye of the Tiger M TV Minicam Reporter (Amelia Haas) 133982 2007 Eye of Vengeance N King, Jonathon Crime Reporter Nick Mullins was a veteran reporter who was no stranger to scenes of violence and loss. He was well practiced at keeping tragedy at arm's length with a professional detachment -- until he was forced to face his own tragedy. Drunk driver kills Nick's wife and one of their two daughters. Now with a nine-year-old to raise on his own, Nick struggles to balance single fatherhood with his career. A convicted murderer is gunned down in front of a county jailhouse. Mullins is immediately dispatched by his newspaper to cover the story. He presses his old police contracts with his usual mix of subtle charm and brazen questioning. He realizes the victim is the subject of one of his old stories. Before long he's one step ahead of the cops in the hunt for the cold-blooded killer -- a sniper who has a talent for targeting criminals and who makes it clear that he has his eye on Nick. Nick plays cat-and-mouse with police, the Secret Service and his editors -- all of whom are watching Nick's every move as he fights to find the shooter before he strikes again. 133983 1972 Eye on Hollywood DT Series 1972-73 Newscast 133984 1983 Eye on Hollywood DT Reporters Chuck Henry, Johnny Mountain and Tawny Schneider. In 1984 Schneider and Paul Moyer 133985 1956 Eye on New York DT Series. 1-22-1956 to 9-6-1959. CBS Host Bill Leonard. Host Mike Wallace in variation of the program in 1963. 133986 1959 Eye on Research DT Series 1959 Commentator (Raymond Baxter) 133987 1993 Eye to Eye with Connie Chung DT Series 1993-1995 Correspondent Roberta Baskin (1993-1995), Russ Mitchell (1993-1995), Bill Lagattuta (1994-1995). Senior National Affairs Correspondent Bernard Goldberg (1993-1995). 133988 2001 Eyeball Wars: Novel of Dot-Com Intrigue N Scott, David Meerman Media Tycoon Pierce Williams of the Williams Media Group, publisher of big city tabloids including The New York Globe, The Sydney Star and The London Post. Richard Williams is the third generation of this worldwide newspaper dynasty. Williams cuts off his son Richard because he insists his son begin to earn a living. He's put in charge of the new Internet division of his father's company with a strict budget. Father also hires Jason Carpenter, a back-stabbing Internet hotshot to compete with him. Richard reinvents the site using a tabloid format and his concept becomes an instant hit. The Website features scandals, scams and stripper twins. PR, spin and get-rich-quick schemes will be ultimate legacy of Internet. Moves from Tokyo to New York City, from Silicon Valley to Sydney, from Nantucket to Amsterdam. 133989 2000 Eyes N Glass, Joseph News Media deride woman with psychic powers who sees a serial murderer who is targeting female college athletes. News Media destroys her reputation but the homicidal mastermind knows she has seen him and she must die. 133990 1978 Eyes Behind the Stars, The M Garrett, Roy (Screenplay) Italian - Ness Book Reporter Tony Harris (Robert Hoffmann) for The Daily Herald investigates alien visitation. Aliens discovered by photographer finding weird images on photographs he has taken of a model. When he returns to the location he is abducted by extraterrestrials. Reporter not allowed to view area where alien saucer left marks. Consults UFO expert. Angers military by running article speculating photographer and model were taken by extraterrestrials. Meets with the expert, not realizing conversations are monitored. Attacked in his apartment by thugs and information he has compiled is stolen. Assailants are international spies, The Silencers, who stop information on UFOs from getting out. Reporter discovers his secretary Monica Stiles (Nathalie Delon) spying on him. He forces her at gunpoint to take him to the spies. He finds the abducted model in catatonic state and rescues her. Model dies when aliens arrive. Reporter and UFO expert gunned down by spies who are helping the aliens. 133991 1981 Eyes of a Stranger M SV 291 Jackson, Mark, Eric L. Bloom (Screenplay) TV Reporter Jane (Lauren Tewes) on the program Newspoint discovers the identity of a psycho killer. She discovers neighbor is rapist-murderer but can't prove it. Breaks into his apartment to snoop around. When killer sees one of her reports on TV, he realizes she is the one making the phone calls to him. He begins stalking her and her sister who is deaf, mute and blind. Injects personal opinions into the news reports. News Director (Richard Allen). Tape Editor (Luke Halpin). Photographer (Alan Lee). 133992 1987 Eyes of a Stranger, The NR OWN - H Hyman, Jackie Columnist Diane Hanson, a consumer columnist for the Daily Record in Citrus Beach, California 133993 1978 Eyes of Laura Mars M DVD -R HQ 3256, 3257. L News Media. Reporters (Gary Bayer, Mitchell Edmonds, Linda Kendall). Photographer Laura Mars (Faye Dunaway) is a fashionable New York photographer. 133994 1998 Eyes of Prey NM Hoffman, Barry Reporter Deidre Caffrey investigates Philadelphia crime victim who becomes violent vigilante as she strikes back at man who has killed her family. She's is dubbed The Nightwatcher by the media and she becomes inspiration for a citizens' coalition to take action against crime. 133995 2000 Eyes of Tammy Faye, The M Photographer, Celebrity (Greg Gorman). 133996 1994 Eyes of Terror MT TV News Anchor (Tom Sinkovitz) Reporter (Denise Balthrop). 133997 1980 Eyes of Texas T Reporter David Ankrum 133998 1929 Eyes of the Underworld M Jason, Leigh, Carl Krusada (Story-Scenario). Val Cleveland (Titles) AFI-Newspapers/Publishers - Ness Book Publisher John Hueston (Charles Clary) is shot before he can print expose of criminal gang in his newspaper. Rich sportsman goes to his house to comfort his daughter. Crooks break in to get evidence editor has accumulated. Sportsman tracks them. He is captured but escapes and rounds up the gang. The editor demonstrates how the press is a force in opposing corruption. 133999 1943 Eyes of the Underworld M Reporters (Charles Sherlock, Emmett Vogan, Phil Warren). 134000 1917 Eyes of the World, The M AFI-Authors Writer 134001 1930 Eyes of the World, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 134002 1990 Eyes on the Prize II MT Miniseries New York Times Editor (Tom Wicker-Himself), Attica Prison Riot. 134003 1947 Eyes That Kill M Newspaper Editor (Wilfrid Brambell). 134004 2007 Eyes: Burglary T Episode #6. 1-18-2007 News Media. TV Reporter (Angela Martinez). 134005 1981 Eyewitness M DVD -R HQ 2942, 2943. SVD 525. SV 173 Tesich, Steve (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Tony Sokolow (Sigourney Weaver) who interviews a janitor who claims to be an eyewitness to a murder. He is obsessed with watching the reporter on TV. Keeps giving her more information so he can see her. Sokolow is first seen during a theatrical review on the air. Later depicted as totally absorbed in her work (imagines herself in interview situations while at home. Also wealthy and has ties to various political groups and spies. Exchange: "I'm not much for housekeeping. I'm a reporter. My story comes first." "What comes second?" "Um, that depends how good the story is." Video Tape Editor (Dow McKeever). TV Reporter (John J. Fleming). News Crew (Richard Murphy). News Crew (Milton Zane). Sports Announcer (Bill Mazer) of WNEW-TV5) 134006 1968 Eyewitness News: Chicago DT TV News Program. TV Anchors Joel Daly (1968-), Fahey Flynn (1968-1983), Weatherman John Coleman (1968-1979). Sportscaster Bill Frink (1968-1979). Philadelphia KYW Eyewitness News 1965 Anchors Larry Kane, Jessica Savitch, Tom Snyder. 134007 1975 Eyewitness News: Los Angeles DT TV News Program. TV Anchors Bill Bonds (1970), Harold Greene (1970-2000), Christine Lund (1972-1986, 1990-1998), Jerry Dunphy (1975-1989), Paul Moyer (1979-1992), Ann Martin (1980-1994), Gene Gleeson (1980), Laura Diaz (1985-2002), Marc Brown (1989-), Anchors Steve Wolford (1992-1997), David Ono (1996-), Michelle Tuzee (1997-), Tawny Little. Co-Anchors Ric Romero (1991-), Phillip Palmer (1998-), Kathy Vara (2001-), Ellen Leyva. Reporter-Anchors Gene Gleeson (1980-), Leslie Sykes (1994-). Reporters Bill Banfield (1968-), Henry Alfaro (1970-2005), Mark Coogan (1976-1979, 1981-2000), John North (1979), Sportscasters Rick Lozano (1986-1999), Jim Hill (1987-1992), Todd Donoho (1989-1998), Rob Fukuzaki (1994-). Sportscasters Bill Weir (1998-2002), Curt Sandoval (1999-). Weathermen Dr. George Fischbeck (1972-1996), Johnny Mountain (1978-2005), Pablo Pereira (1997-), Garth Kemp (1998-). Entertainment Reporter George Pennacchio. Health Specialist Denis Dador. Health Reporter-Anchor Ellen Leyva (1995-). Morning Traffic Reporter Vera Jimenez (2002-2004). Helicopter Pilot-Reporter Scott Reiff (1998-). Rock Reporter J.J. Jackson (1976-1978). Shopping Expert-Interviewer Richie Solomon. 134008 1968 Eyewitness News: New York DT Series 1968 TV News Program. TV Anchors Roger Grimsby (1968-1986), John Schubeck (1968-1969), Tom Dunn (1969-1970), Bill Beutel (1970-2003), Roseanne Scamardella (1972-1985), Bill Bonds (1975-1977), Joan Lunden (1976-1980), Ernie Anastos (1978-1989), TV Anchors Felipe Luciano (1980-1983), Tom Snyder (1982-1983), Kaity Tong (1982-1992), Anna Bond, Rolonda Watts (1985-1993), Larry Kane, Bill Ritter (1998-), Liz Cho (2003), Charles Perez (2004-). Reporter-Anchor Melba Tolliver (1968-1976). Reporter-Anchor Diana Williams (1991-), Sade Badeinwa (2003-). Reporters Carol Jenkins (1972-1974), Dorothy Lucey (1985-1987), Chauncey Howell (1986-1991). Reporter Siani Lee. Sportscaster Howard Cosell (1968-1970), Frank Gifford (1972-1973), Warner Wolf (1976-1980), Steve Hartman (1991-1994). Weathermen Tex Antoine (1968-1976), Ed Brandon (1973), Sam Champion (1988-), Spencer Christian (1977-1986), Joe Witte (1980-1981). Entertainment- Features Reporter Tinabeth Pina (2003-). New York Correspondent Geraldo Rivera (1970-1975). 134009 1965 Eyewitness News: Philadelphia DT TV News Program. TV Anchors for KYW Eyewitness News Larry Kane, Jessica Savitch, Tom Snyder. 134010 1960 Eyewitness to History DT Series 1960-63 Host Charles Kuralt 134011 1989 Eyewitness to Murder M Newscaster (Tiiu Leek). News Cameraman (Rod McDonald). 134012 2005 EZ Money M TV News Anchor (Kristine Logan). 134013 2004 Ezra Brant: Beast of Barbaresco NM Aspler, Tony #1 Wine Lover's Mysteries Wine Journalist Ezra Brant is on a trip to the picturesque Piedmontese village of Barbaresco to help judge the annual wine competition. It was supposed to be a restful interlude, despite the talk of a serial killer the locals have dubbed "the beast." When a fellow wine writer disappears, Brant has no choice but to solve the complex crime. 134014 2004 Ezra Brant: Blood Is Thicker Than Beaujolais NM Aspler, Tony #2 Wine Lover's Mysteries Wine Journalist Ezra Brant travels to France for the release of the Beaujolais Nouveau. He never imagines that he will stumble on murder, fraud, and international intrigue starting with a body tumbling through a cave-cellar trapdoor. 134015 2006 Ezra Brant: Death on the Douro NM Aspler, Tony #3 Wine Lover's Mysteries Wine Journalist Ezra Brant visits an old friend's port farm and winery -- La Quinta. A series of bizarre, murderous accidents interferes with the visit and interrupts his research for an upcoming book. His research reveals the story of a man who drowned in the Douro in 1861 -- an event Brant is convinced was murder. When murder strikes La Quinta, the twin investigations into past and present murders come together in a shocking and unpredictable way. 134016 2000 F M Sports Commentator, Fight (Ian Darke). TV Cameraman (Mark Wakeling). 134017 1973 F for Fake DM DVD -R HQ 6677, 6667. News Media. Truth and deception in art and life are explored by the filmmaker including the work of art forger Elmyr de Hory. Newspaper stories and headlines. TV clips. 134018 2005 F Word, The M Reporter (Carolyn DeMerice). On the day of the Republican National Convention, radio show host Joe Pace (Josh Hamilton) joins the rallies, protests, delegates and citizens of New York City. Broadcasting his last show live, on-the-air, he goes on a one march for free speech. 134019 2005 F Word, The: DT Series Food Critic Giles Coren. 134020 1976 F. Scott Fitzgerald in Hollywood MT Gossip Columnist Sheila Graham (Julia Foster).. Dorothy Parker (Dolores Sutton). F. Scott Fitzgerald (Jason Miller). 134021 1966 F.B.I. MT Photographer Mack (Frank Marlowe) 134022 1966 F.B.I. 99 M Photographer Mack (Frank Marlowe). 134023 1999 F.B.I. Files, The T Series 1999-2005. News Media. TV Reporter (Diana Jellinek). 134024 1969 F.B.I., The: Conspiracy of Silence T Episode #110. 3-2-1969 TV News Announcer (Bert Remsen - Voice). 134025 1967 F.B.I., The: Courier, The T Episode. 1-15-1967. Season #2. Episode #17 Reporter (Don Frazer). 134026 1970 F.B.I., The: Escape To Terror T Episode #142. 10-4-1970 News Media.1st Newsman (Nancy Jeris). 2nd Newsman (Robert Duggan). 134027 1969 F.B.I., The: Eye of the Storm T Episode #102. 1-5-1969 Newspaper Editor Charlie Kline (Sid McCoy). 134028 1969 F.B.I., The: Gamble With Death T Episode #119. 10-19-1969 News Media. The Newsman (Robert Duggan). 134029 1967 F.B.I., The: Hostage, The T Episode #53. 2-19-1967 TV Commentator (Jim Healy). 134030 1965 F.B.I., The: Pound of Flesh T Episode #14. 12-19-1965 TV Reporter (John Crawford). 134031 1968 F.B.I., The: Predators, The T Episode #85. 4-7-1968 Reporter (Charles Stewart). Narrator (Marvin Miller). 134032 1971 F.B.I., The: Three-Way Split T Episode #165. 3-21-1971 Newscaster (Keith Walker). 134033 1966 F.B.I., The: Vendetta T Episode #40. 11-20-1966 News Vendor (Johnny Silver). Narrator (Marvin Miller). Former Nazi officer who ran a concentration camp during World War II, is now a Communist spy. 134034 1978 F.I.S.T. M TV Reporter (Jim Murphy). Newspaper Reporter (Rene Levant) 134035 1932 F.P. 1 Antwortet Nicht (aka Secrets of F.P.I. And F.P.I. Doesn't Answer) MF Siodmak, Curt (Novel) German - Ness Book Reporter-Photographer Johnny (Peter Lorre) tries to get a story on a famous aviator. Finally sneaks onto the platform, disguised as a doorknob polisher, only to be arrested as a suspected saboteur. 134036 1933 F.P.1 M Photographer Sunshine (Donald Calthrop) 134037 1994 F.T.W. M TV Anchorman (Rex Kendall). 134038 1960 F.Y.I. DT Series. 1-3-1960 to 5-29-1960. CBS CBS Correspondent Douglas Edwards is host. Reporter Blaine Littell. Series of half-hour documentaries on various subjects shown on Sunday mornings. F.Y.I. was the name of the newsmagazine on Murphy Brown. 134039 1986 F/X M News Media. Reporter #1 (Gibby Brand). TV Reporter (Angela Bassett). 134040 1998 F/X: Series, The: Red Storm T Episode #34. 5-25-1998 Newscaster (J.C. Kenny). 134041 1996 F/X: The Series: French Kiss T Episode #8. 11-4-1996 News Media. Reporter (Lexa Doig). 134042 1997 F/X: The Series: Requiem for a Cop T Episode #20. 9-18-1997 News Media. Reporter (J.C. Kenny). 134043 2000 Fa yeung nin wa MF French Reporter (Laurent Courtiaud). 134044 2008 Fab Five: Texas Cheerleader Scandal, The M Paparazzi Reporter (Leigh Brumley). Reporter (Lara Grice). Paparazzi Camera Man (Jearl Vinot). Five high school cheerleaders including the daughter of the school principal, run amok -- and teachers, parents and administrators allow them to get away with a wide range of scandalous behavior. Known as the “fab five,” the girls disregard school rules, drink alcohol and post suggestive pictures on the internet. But when the new cheerleading coach attempts to discipline them, her superiors ask her to resign. The real version of the events took place in McKinney Texas, a Dallas suburb, and received national media attention in 2006. 134045 1997 Fable MT Australia Newsreader (Rosemary Netterfield). Newsagent (Ros Richards). 134046 1848 Fable for Critics, A PO USC Lowell, James Russell In "Poetical Works of James Russell Lowell, The." Critics. Review and Magazine critics. 134047 2004 Fabulation P Nottage, Lynn Former publicist takes a downward slide into the world of welfare mothers and crack dens. Dark comedy. 134048 2001 Fabuleux destin d'Amelie Poulain, Le MF TV Commentators (Jean-Michel Larque, Thierry Roland). 134049 2003 Fabulist, The N Glass, Stephen Journalist Stephen Glass, once a young star writer for The New Republic, who, in 1998, was fired for fabricating a spectacular series of stories, He tells the story of a Stephen Glass, a young star writer for The Washington Weekly who gets fired for fabricating stories Like the author, the fictional "Stephen Glass" fakes not only the stories but also the notes and documentation to back them up so the magazine's editors and its fact checker, Victoria, are fooled. Victoria maintains a rulebook which begins, "Acceptable Forms of Verification in Order of Priority. 1. The New York Times -- the gold standard." 134050 1960 Fabulous 50s, The DT Variety special Host Eric Sevareid 134051 1947 Fabulous Clipjoint, The NM OWN - H Brown, Fredric With three other novels. Newspaper. Gary Times office. Very little journalism. 134052 2005 Fabulous Emily Briggs, The N deMontravel, Jacqueline Illustrator Emily Briggs draws for Vogue magazine. 134053 1969 Fabulous Frump, The MT UK Journalist (Richard Stilgoe). 134054 1956 Fabulous Hollywood M Interviewer (Ralph Staub) 134055 1991 Fabulous Nobodies N Tulloch, Lee Gossip Columnist Hugo "A Go-Go: Falk of Frenzie Magazine documents all things fabulous in the fashion scene. The man is the key to turning Reality into a true Somebody. Editor Phoebe Johnson is junior shoe editor of Perfect Woman magazine who has dedicated her life to looking like Audrey Hepburn and the one woman Reality Nirvana Tuttle from Manhattan's hottest clubs, can trust with her frocks. Parody of hip young New Yorkers. Reality is working or scheming to get herself into Frenzee magazine. She cavorts with Johnson, the Perfect Woman editor who slavishly emulates the gamin look of Hepburn. Reality desperately wants to be featured in Hugo Falks' weekly gossip column in Frenzie as a hip woman of power on the move. She enlists all of her friends to make this possible. 134056 1942 Fabulous People, The N OWN - H Hubner, Robert Norman Correspondent who is in love with a Japanese girl. 134057 2005 Fabulous Wedding, A NR Castell, Dianne Harlequin American Romance HAR #1095. Reporter Dixie Carmichael has a health scare that left her shaking in her cowboy boots. So she puts her deli job on the back burner and pursues a lifelong dream of becoming an ace reporter. Ready to make a flaming statement about her brand-new outlook, she hustles on over to the hair salon only to trip over Whistlers Bend’s newest stranger and the hottest story in town. FBI agent Nick Romero has seen far too much action, and he knows the feisty, curvaceous woman with a talent for playing detective could get herself hurt. The longer he’s undercover, the more he needs her help. But what he really needs is to convince her the big city isn’t the place to be, that she should stay in Whistlers Bend, Montana, with him and give him his first -- and fabulous -- chance to settle down. 134058 1961 Fabulous World of Jules Verne, The M Newsreel 134059 1992 Facade N OWN - H Pulitzer, Roxanne Gossip Columnist Kate, author, would be ruined if the real truth about her writing talent is revealed. 134060 1997 Face M Newsreader (Paul Green). 134061 1941 Face Behind the Mask, The M DVD -R HQ 7481, 7484 Reporter (Warren Ashe). Newspaper Editor O'Hara and reporters. 134062 1999 Face Down NM Lewis, Jack Newspaperman Sam Light, San Francisco Citizen 134063 1957 Face in the Crowd, A M DVD -R HQ 2351, 2352, 2326. VHS 479 Schulberg, Budd (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Marcia Jeffries (Patricia Neal) is a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College who majored in music, but is working for a radio station owned by her uncle doing remotes for her program, "A Face in the Crowd," a radio show in East Arkansas. She discovers carnival barker in jail, secretly turns on tape recorder when he begins to sing. She promotes him. He gets TV program and takes her with him as "my little gal Friday -- not to mention Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday." Gets control of broadcasts fostering common man image. Popularity grows. Supports senator. Jeffries continues to defend him. Writer Mel Miller (Walter Matthau) wants to write a book exposing him. She destroys monster she created by turning his microphone on during credit roll of his TV program and broadcasting his harangue at the gullible public. His career is ruined. He calls Jeffries threatening to jump out the window, she tells him to do it. Recognizable journalists include John Cameron Swayze, Earl Wilson, Walter Winchell, Mike Wallace. Satires on commercials and programs of the time. 134064 1922 Face in the Fog, A M Press 134065 1936 Face in the Fog, A M VHS 838 Kyne, Peter B. (Short Story, "Great Mono Miracle, The"). Al Martin (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Jean Monroe (June Collyer) is "dramatic editor" of the Daily Journal who together with reporter Frank Gordon (Lloyd Hughes) and bumbling photographer Elmer (Al St. John) in a murder investigation. Monroe plants a false story in the paper claiming she has seen the killer's face. Gordon is lured into a trap by the killer, but the photographer and the police arrive just in time. 134066 1998 Face in the Window, The M Publisher (Olga Nolla) 134067 1966 Face is Familiar, The T TV Sportscaster. Jack Whitaker, former weather forecaster for WCAU-TV, now CBS sportscaster was hot 134068 1974 Face of Danger NM Fisher, Graham News Media 134069 2009 Face of Betrayal N Wiehl, Lis and April Henry #1 Triple Threat Series Crime Reporter Cassidy Shaw is the first to break the story of a 17-year-old Senate page who takes her dog out for a walk and never returns while home on Christmas holiday. The media firestorm that ensues quickly ensnares Federal Prosecutor Allison Pierce and FBI Special Agent Nicole Hedge -- who just happen to be Cassidy’s best friends. It appears the young page was romantically involved with a senator -- a senator now under suspicion for her disappearance. As time begins to run out for the missing girl, Cassidy, Allison and Nicole fight to locate her before it’s too late, even while each fights her own personal battles -- a stalker, single-motherhood and an abusive relationship. 134070 2009 Face of Betrayal N Wiehl, Lis Crime Reporter Cassidy Shaw joins two friends who are also at the pinnacle of their respective careers to investigate 17-year-old Senate page Katie Converse who has gone missing on her Christmas break near her parents’ white Victorian home in Portland Oregon. The three friends -- Federal Prosecutor Allison Pierce, FBI Special Agent Nicole Hedges and Shaw soon discover that Katie wasn’t the picture of innocence painted by her parents. It appears Katie was having an affair with a much older man, a senator whose political career could be derailed if the affair was publicized. 134071 1996 Face of Evil MT DVD -R HQ 7515, 7516. Reporter (Susan Masley). Ambitious young artist kills an art student, takes her identity and seduces her roommate's rich dad. 134072 1933 Face of Man From Saturn, The (The Crilly Court Mystery) NM OWN Keeler, Harry Press 134073 1946 Face of Marble, The M Photographer. 1st Photographer (Allan Ray). 2nd Photographer (Donald Kern). 134074 1964 Face of the Screaming Werewolf M Newscaster Douglas Banks (Chuck Niles) 134075 2002 Face of the Serpent, The M Reporter #1 (Sandra Condon). Reporter #2 (Rod Mitchell). 134076 1996 Face On The Milk Carton, The MT VHS 343 News Media 134077 1977 Face Out Front, The NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Irvine, R.R. TV Anchor Tim Bishop, ex-star anchorman of Channel 3 News. 134078 1992 Face the Music M Reporter (Jesse Joe Walsh). Divorced songwriters persuaded to reunite. 134079 2000 Face the Music M PR Guy (Johnny Caulfield). 134080 1954 Face the Nation DT Series. 1954- Hosts: Newsmen Ted Koop (11-7-1954 to 8-14-1955), Stuart Novins (8-21-1955 to 9-25-1960), Paul Niven (9-15-1963 to1965), Martin Agronsky (1965-1969), George Herman (1969-9-11-1983), Leslie Stahl (9-18-1983-1991), Bob Schieffer (1991-). 134081 1990 Face to Face MT News Media. Reporter (Shanni Chagger). Photographer (Njeri Karago). Photographer at Press Conference (Davis Sindiyo). Journalist (Stuart Denny). 134082 1946 Face to Face DT Series 1946- Interviewer (Eddie Dunn) 134083 1962 Face to Face N Rogers, Edward A. Weinberg List Journalist 134084 1990 Face to Face With Connie Chung DT Series TV Anchor Connie Chung (1990). 134085 1999 Face to Kill For, A MT TV Reporter (Deirdre Y. Miller) 134086 1979 Face Value N OWN - H Powers, Ron Journalist Mark Teller, the tough, acerbic journalist. Jennifer Blade and Elizabeth Scott, two bright, ambitious newscasters, who each chose to play a man's game in very different feminine ways. 134087 2001 Face Value M Reporter (Charles Hirsch) 134088 2008 Face Value N Baird-Murray, Kathleen Reporter Kate Miller is a rookie from small-town England who can’t walk properly in a pair of heels, is no beauty expert, and doesn’t know the first thing about waxing. But when she receives an incredible phone call from Darling Magazine in New York wanting her to be their new beauty editor, she’s ready to go. So what if she has no idea whether gray eye shadow is the new black kohl? Suddenly Kate, along with her deep-discount clothes and hopelessly dated hair, is in the Big Apple being swept away by the world of fashion. But she better find a way to put a positive spin on plastic surgery for the big yearly supplement or she’ll lose everything, including the hotshot plastic surgeon-to-the-stars who thinks Kate’s beauty is way more than skin deep. 134089 2002 Face Value N Dow, Rosey and Andrew Snaden TV Anchor Jessica Meyers, a local news anchor, sets out to clear a friend, a plastic surgeon accused of causing the death of a patient. When farmer Peter Martin is killed by one of his bulls, it’s passed off as an unlucky accident. Not long after his death, however, Peter’s widow, Beth goes into cardiac arrest after taking the wrong prescription drugs supposedly given to her by Dr. Dan Foster, a likable plastic surgeon with a shadowy past. “Whoever killed Beth Martin has messed with the wrong people,” vows Dan’s friend Jessica Meyers, a TV journalist, and she sets out to help clear him. There are several suspects including the pretty pleasant Amy Creighton, the Martins’ ward -- as Jessica reminds Dan, even sweet girls can be killers. There’s Dan’s brother, a law enforcement officer, who is on the trail of some large-scale marijuana producers. Who killed Beth Martin just days after her long-awaited facelift and a month after the suspicious death of her husband? Who knew the late Mrs. Martin would have a deadly reaction to a certain prescription drug? And why would that person dare to switch the pills in Beth’s medicine bottle? Who wants cosmetic surgeon Dan Foster out of the way -- or at least out of the Vancouver area of British Columbia? Who can help Dan play detective and clear his good name? Can local news anchor and former patient Myers? Or will they both be next on the hit man’s list? If Dan can’t clear his name, his career will end and a killer will be on the loose free to strike again. The stakes are high and time is running out. 134090 1971 Face-Off M Press, Members of the (Ed Fidden, George Gross, Ken McKee, Fergie Oliver, Larry Wilson, Angus G. Wynne, Scott Young). 134091 2003 Face, The NM Koontz, Dean Entertainment Weekly: "A report from Entertainment Weekly, using the wrong end of a pencil, would be taking notes….." "When the story hit print, every fact would be wrong…." 134092 1997 Face/Off M News Media. Reporter Valerie (Carmen Thomas) 134093 1988 Facemaker NM OWN - H Katz, William Magazine Journalist Carly Randall, a savvy young magazine journalist whose face was all-but destroyed in an accident. Leading plastic surgeon restores her face -- until it looks like someone else's face. 134094 1944 Faces in the Fog M Photographer (Eric Hansen). Photographer (Dick Scott). Photographer (Robert J. Wilke). 134095 1999 Faces of Deception NSF Mayers, Mary Reporter Marion Stevenson, an experienced and dedicated Chicago journalist pushes to be assigned to a mystery -- a United States salvage ship circling the Earth’s Orbit retrieving discarded space equipment and satellite scrap is mysteriously blown up. Who is responsible? The Russians? Aliens? Back on Earth thousands of people are dying from an unknown cause. Is the government attempting to conceal a failed experiment or is the government involved in a Top Secret project using humans as guinea pigs? Stevenson becomes obsessed and will stop at nothing in order to find the truth. With the help of FBI agent Jerry Wilcox and a long-time friend Allison Tate, they find themselves pulled into a reality many people choose to ignore. They themselves become guinea pigs in a vicious plot that could change the future of the Earth and its inhabitants. 134096 1957 Faces of Love N OWN Hearne, J Press. Story of the power of the press in West Indies is told as it affects the lives of the people and executives who exert influence for private profit. 134097 1999 Faces of War DT Reporter Bill Stewart Killed in Nicaragua 134098 2008 Facing Grace N Goble, Philip E. Journalist Jason Anthony covers it all -- crime, corruption and deceit. At the top of his game, he’s sure he can handle anything -- until he’s assigned to cover an execution. Watching his faith move from solid rock to sifting sand, Anthony questions his own ethical standards: Does the accused man deserve to die? Where will he spend eternity? 134099 1914 Facing the Gattling Guns M AFI-Motion Picture Cameramen Cameraman 134100 1973 Facing the Lions N OWN - H Wicker, Tom Journalist in Washington D.C.. Problem of a large newspaper's Washington bureau chief. Author held such a post for the New York Times. 134101 1704 Faction Display'd PO USC Shippen, William News 134102 2006 Factory Girl M Reporter (Peter Barnes). Reporter (Laura M. Beeman). Vogue Magazine Photographer (Mike Coe). Documentarian (George Hickenlooper). Reporter at JFK Airport (Tarajia Morrell). Kilian the Photographer (Vivek Sharm). Journalist (Camille Sloan). Interviewer (Georgina Chapman). Beautiful, wealthy young party girl drops out of Radcliffe in 1965 and heads to New York to become Holly Golightly. When she meets a hungry young artist named Andy Warhol, he promises to make her the star she always wanted to be. And like a super nova, she explodes on the New York scene only to find herself slowly losing her grip on reality. Edie Sedgwick (Sienna Miller) becomes part of the celebrity media. 134103 2007 Factory Girl NJ Greenwood, Barbara Reporter determined to expose the terrible conditions garment factory puts a 12-year-old worker in a quandary -- caught between the desperate immigrant girls with whom she works and the hope of change. The girl works at the dingy, overcrowded Acme Garment Factory for 11 hours a day clipping threads form blouses. Every time the boss passes, he shouts at her to snip faster, but if Emily snips too fast, she could ruin the garment and be docked pay. If she works too slowly, she will be fired and her family desperately needs the money. Without the four dollars a week it brings, her family will starve. When the reporter arrives, she doesn't know what to do. Then tragedy strikes and she must decide where her loyalties lie. Her father had lost his job and heads West so it is up to Emily and her mother to work hard to keep life normal for the three younger children. Then her father's checks stop coming. Emily dreams of a different life, but when news of her father's death arrives, she knows that she is stuck. 134104 2005 Factotum M Editor (Peter Moore). 134105 2001 Facts of Life Reunion, The T SVD 1129 Episode TV News Producer Natalie Green (Mindy Cohn) juggling an active life with a frenetic work schedule that takes her all over the world. "Tootie" (Kim Fields) now called by her real name Dorothy Ramsey, has given up acting to host her own talk show. It's been years since Natalie has had a Thanksgiving back in America, so she's talked all the girls and Mrs. Garrett into spending the holiday together back in Peekskill New York. All but Jo attends. Her teenage daughter and husband come instead. They're all in for a surprise when Natalie's two boyfriend show up. Both men compete for her attention so it's up to the girls to help solve Natalie's predicament. The Reviewer (Karen Glave). 134106 1979 Facts of Life, The: T SV 119. SV 93. Episodes. Series 8-24-79 to 9-10-88 School Newspaper 134107 1986 Facts of Life, The: Candidate, The T Episode. 3-1-1986. Season #7. Episode #21 Reporter (Barry Cutler). 134108 1981 Facts of Life, The: Front Page T Mayer, Mike. Larry Swimer Episode. 11-25-1981 School Newspaper. 134109 1981 Facts of Life, The: Green-Eyed Monster T Marsh, Linda. Margie Peters Episode. School Newspaper 134110 1982 Facts of Life, The: Read No Evil T SVD 883 Episode School Newspaper. Natalie writes angry editorial and gets kicked off the school paper for defending books in the library 134111 1988 Facts of Life, The: Smile T SVD 972 Episode Aspiring Journalist Natalie has high hopes of getting a newspaper job. 134112 1982 Facts of Life, The: Source, The T Noah, Peter Episode. 10-6-1982 School Newspaper 134113 1998 Faculty, The M SVD 1197 Editor-in-Chief of school newspaper 134114 1997 Fad TV T Series 1997. Fashion Show Reporter Maria Teresa Govea. Host Yasmin Le Bon. 134115 1996 Fade Away N Coben, Harlan Weinberg List Journalist 134116 1980 Fade to Black M Newscaster (Al Tafoya) 134117 1986 Fadeaway N OWN - H Rosen, Richard TV Reporter Mickey Slavin 134118 1916 Faded Flower, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 134119 1970 Fadeout T News Media 134120 2008 Fading Tracks NJ Holl, Kristi #1 Boarding School Mysteries Reporter Jeri McKane, the 12-year-old writer of the sixth grade newspaper has an eye like Nancy Drew and more faith and courage than she realizes. She reacts to boarding school the way most middle schoolers would. She wonders whether her scholarship to prestigious Landmark School was worth it. She’s tempted to give up when her Mom can’t make parents’ weekend and the school bus carrying her roommate Rosa disappears. But Jeri solves the mystery and makes landmark decisions to trust God and his Word through circumstances and feelings that don’t make sense. 134121 1596 Faerie Queene, The PO USC Spenser, Edmund News. Blatant Beast. Calidore and the Beast. 134122 2004 Faetre og kusiner om Frederik & Mary DF Denmark Interviewer-Host Line Baun Danielsen. 134123 1967 Fahrenheit 451 M DVD -R HQ 3098, 3099. L AFI-Television TV Announcer (Gilliam Lewis). TV announcers (Noel David and Donald Pickering). Dream sequence: wordless comic-book newspapers 134124 2004 Fahrenhype 9/11 M Journalist (Bill Sammon - Himself). Editor of the National Review (Dave Kopel - Himself). White House Correspondent (Helen Thomas - Herself). Narrator (Ron Silver - Himself) 134125 1971 Failing of Raymond, The MT City Editor (Robert Karnes). 134126 1915 Failure, The M AFI-Reporters/Playwrights - Ness Book Reporter Tom Warder (John Emerson) exposes a lecherous theatrical manager and becomes a playwright. Manager steals his play and frames him for robbery. The reporter's baby dies while he is in prison, he escapes when he learns his wife is ill. His wife dies and Warder drinks poison. As he is dying he tells police the manager killed him. 134127 1990 Faint Cold Fear, A N OWN - P (Two Copies) Daley, Robert Reporter Jane Fox, an ambitious newspaper reporter, dares to penetrate the trigger-happy heart of a vast criminal enterprise. 134128 2004 Fair City: Ten Commandments, The T Ireland - Special Reporter (Blathnaid Ni Chofaigh - Herself). 134129 1918 Fair Enough M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 134130 1983 Fair Friday N Turnbull, Peter Reporter is on the trail of a major scandal when the middle-aged journalist is murdered leaving Glasgow’s “P” Divison to solve the crime. 134131 1993 Fair Game NM Krich, Rochelle Majer News Media-loving killer. 134132 2008 Fair Game - The Steps of Odessa N Watson, James Journalist Victor Kaltsov has been investigating government corruption. Made public, Victor’s revelations concerning the secret “Presidential Tapes” will cause a sensation and threaten to topple a government desperate to hold on to power by any means. Victor is the father of Natasha, a talented soccer play, ambitious to play for her country. She and her brother Lonya brood on the dangers to themselves resulting from their father’s campaigning journalism. 134133 1977 Fair Go DT Series 1977 Reporter (Lisa Manning) 134134 2006 Fair Haven N Ross, JoAnn Photojournalist Michael Joyce has spent years capturing Western Ireland's war's horrors in his camera lens. He now escapes to his Irish family's farm, yearning to shut out the world. He finds Dr. Erin O'Halloran who has come to Western Ireland to attempt to save a dying friend and mentor. They fall in love. But the ghosts of the dead haunt Joyce, each day stealing a little more of his soul until he wonders if there's anything left of the man he used to b e. He's ready to give up. A daughter he never knew is his first gift. And Erin is the second. 134135 1625 Fair Maid of the Inn, The P USC Beaumont, Francis and John Fletcher Press. Forobosco, a cheating Mountebank: the art of dissembling. Coxcombe: I will set up a press here in Italy, To write all the Corantos for Christendome. F: "That's news indeed, And how would you imploy me in't?" Cox: Marry sir, from you I would gain my intelligence." Fer: I conceive you, you would have me furnish you With a spirit to inform you." F: "I shall be the ghost of some lying Stationer, A Spirit shall look as if butter would not melt in his mouth. A new Mercurius Gallo-belgicus. 134136 2003 Fair Play NR Martin, Deirdre Public Relations Practitioner Theresa Falconetti never dates Italians, men from her old Brooklyn neighborhood or professional athletes -- much to the deep disappointment of her large family. Michael Dante, winger for the Stanley Cup champion New York Blades is all three -- and he is head-over heels for her. So when Theresa finds herself a buttoned-up lawyer, Michael is forced to take his game to the next level. After nearly being raped by a sports star, Theresa Falconetti doesn’t date athletes, or, in truth, anyone at all. So when the two suitors begin courting her, she’s flummoxed rather than flattered. Smooth, sexually undemanding Reese Banister seems like a dream come true even though he’s the nephew of the man determined to take over her financially shaky PR firm. In contrast, new client Michael Dante, whose family owns a popular Brooklyn restaurant, is her worst nightmare. He’s a professional hockey player, he comes from the same Bensonhurt neighborhood as her lovable but irritating Italian family, and he’s always in her face. As Theresa tries to upgrade the image of Michael’s restaurant, decide whether or not to sell out, deal with her father’s cancer and cope with the lingering scars of sexual trauma, she must assess the men’s true worth. T 134137 1918 Fair Pretender, The M AFI-Authors/Playwrights Writer 134138 2001 Fairly OddParents, The: Chin up!/Dog's Day Afternoon C Episode #5. 4-27-2001 News Media. Female Newscaster (Grey DeLisle - Voice). Male Newscaster (Dee Bradley Baker - Voice). 134139 2002 Fairly OddParents, The: Timvisible/That Old Black Magic C Episode. 4-26-2002. Season #2. Episode #5 Reporter (Rodger Bumpass - Voice). 134140 2001 Fairly OddParents: Dream Goat!/Same Game, The C Episode #6. 5-4-2001 Reporter (Daran Norris - Voice). 134141 1986 Fairly Secret Army: Treacherous Chaps, Causes T Episode #10. TV Reporter (William Hoyland). 134142 2007 Fairway to Heaven M Sportscasters. Golf News Anchor (Tamara Damante). Golf News Anchor #2 (Paul Bvay). Newsroom Gal (Debbi Koyama). Golf News Director (Graison Foster). Tournament Announcer (Pete Clark). 134143 2000 Fairy Faith, The M Interviewer-Narrator (John Walker). Photographer (John Kell). N.Y. Times (James Clarity). 134144 1997 Fairy Tale: True Story, A (aka Fairytale: True Story, A) M DVD -R HQ 3095, 3096. L Reporter John Ferret (Tim McInnerny), a rude, mean-spirited reporter who unleashes a World War I-era News Media frenzy. Reporter (Tom Geogeson). Station Photographer (Carol Noakes). Pushy Photographer (Martin Gent). Newspaper Editor (Peter Wight). Second Reporter (Angus Barnett). Older Photographer (Anthony Collin). News Vendor (Dick Brannick). 134145 2008 Fairy Tales T Journalist (Nick Hardin). French Journalist (Maggie Hayes). Sylvanian Journalist (Vincent Higgins). ` 134146 2008 Fairy Tales: Rapunzel T Episode #1. 1-10-2008. BBC Series. Great Britain. News Media. Broadcaster (Frankie McCafferty). American Journalist (Nick Hardin). Sylvanian Journalist (Vincent Higgins). French Journalist (Maggie Hayes). Public Relations Representative (Peter Balance -- PR Representative). A failing tennis player is convinced by his ambitious father to pose as a woman in order to enter a women’s tennis tournament. Problems arise when Jimmy (now known as Martina) falls for a beautiful young competitor Billy Jane Brooke, dubbed “Rapunzel” by the media because of her flowing locks. Billy Jane still lives with her overprotective mother and coach. Training together at Billy Jane’s fortified home does wonders for Jimmy/Martina’s game and he/she finally starts winning. However as Martina and Billy Jane grow closer, Jimmy finds it harder to keep up the pretense, and he must decide whether to come clean to Billy Jane or stay quiet and win the prize money for his father. 134147 1999 Fait d'hiver MF Reporter-Photographer (Jacques Penot). Le Reporter-Photographer 134148 1994 Faith MT UK. Four-Part TV Drama. Tabloid Newspaper Reporter is the boyfriend of the daughter of a government official with a scandalous private life. Angered by her father's torrid affair, she leaks the details to her boyfriend who works for a scandal-driven tabloid newspaper and is thrilled to be handed such a scoop. 134149 2006 Faith SS Barr, Gonzalo In "Last Flight of Jose Luis Balboa, The." TV Anchor, an unscrupulous newscaster, grapples with a potentially substantial story about a woman claiming to have seen the Virgin Mary, while a hurricane bears down on the city as if in divine retribution. 134150 1974 Faith and the Good Thing N Johnson, Charles African-American Newspaper Editor Isaac Maxwell, husband of Faith Cross, a young black woman from rural Georgia and a newspaper editor. 134151 2005 Faith of My Fathers M TV Newscaster (Marc Preston). Reporter (Glenn Robin). John McCain's experience as a Vietnam War POW. Base on the memoir of the same title 134152 2004 Faith Rewarded: Historic Season of the 2004 Boston Red Sox, The DT Sportswriter Mike Lupica. Sports Illustrated Columnist Tom Verducci. Fox Commentator Joe Buck. NESN Commentators Don Orsillo, Jerry Remy. Yankees Commentator Charley Steiner. Narrator (Steven Zirnkilton) 134153 2004 Faith Zanetti: Bad News Bible, The N Blundy, Anna #1 Faith Zanetti Series. Blundy is a former foreign correspondent and journalist. War Correspondent Faith Zanetti is a hard-bitten journalist based at the American Colony Hotel in Jerusalem. When her friend Shiv dies violently she decides to investigate and gets caught up in a disturbing cycle of violence and lies in her struggle to get to the truth. Zanetti is “a war correspondent addicted to danger, alcohol and cigarettes, but clever enough to know a some point something’s got to give.” 134154 2009 Faith Zanetti: Breaking Faith N Blundy, Anna #6 Faith Zanetti Series War Correspondent Faith Zanetti doesn’t much care who put the bomb on flight TAA67, the plane that blew up over the tiny Scottish village of Cairbridge 25 years ago. Wasn’t it those Libyan blokes who went to prison for it? For a woman whose comfort zone is a war zone, it seems like the boring assignment from hell. But as the conspiracy theories start seeming less theoretical and the threats get increasingly real, Faith realizes she’s skating on thin ice. With the ghost of her dead father creeping out of her dreams as Sicily erupts in violence around her, and the screams of the doomed passengers ringing in her ears, Faith begins to suspect that the truth she seeks might be closer to home than she thought. Faith starts receiving messages that appear to be from her father, Karel Zanetti, a celebrated U.K. journalist who was supposedly killed while covering the troubles in Northern Ireland years earlier. Meanwhile, Faith is writing an article for the London Chronicle on the 25th anniversary of the Lockerbie-style bombing of a 747 that claimed the lives of all 245 people aboard. While Libyan terrorists were blamed for the attack, the Chronicle’s editor who believes the full story has yet to be told, wants Faith to identify who phoned a bomb warning beforehand to the U.S. embassy in Reykjavki. In her search for answers, Faith makes some dark discoveries, including that her father had an illegitimate daughter who perished on the fatal flight. This is a semi-autobiographical novel -- Blundy’s own journalist father was killed by a sniper in El Salvador in 1989. 134155 2008 Faith Zanetti: Double Shot N Blundy, Anna #4 Faith Zanetti Series War Correspondent Faith Zanetti is assigned to dig around the story of a 25-year-old terrorist atrocity. 134156 2005 Faith Zanetti: Faith Without Doubt N Blundy, Anna #2 Faith Zanetti Series War Correspondent Faith Zanetti is once again at the heart of the action -- in war-torn Baghdad in 2003 where Saddam Hussein may be hiding in a hole. And once again, she’s loving it: the heat, the rush, the danger -- dare she say it -- the excitement. But there is one bombshell that even Faith isn’t prepared for. Green-eyed weapons inspector Joshua F. Klein is powerful, wise and seductive, and he’s also got the stories Faith needs. Standing under fire with this man, she feels safer than she’s ever felt before. But in fact, she’s in more danger than ever -- buffeted by passion for a man whose allegiances are as mysterious as he is elusive. Is she covering the sodding war or is she losing her mind? With fat photographer Dan McCaughrean, hard as nails Carly Posner and her on-off lover Eden Jones, Faith plunges headlong into the war on Saddam and the battle for her own sanity. 134157 2009 Faith Zanetti: My Favourite Poison N Blundy, Anna #5 Faith Zanetti Series War Correspondent Faith Zanetti is now a mother and is sleeping with an edge Russian who lives on the seedy side of ex-pat London. When he gets dramatically poisoned and suspects the Russian security services of targeting him, Faith is sucked into a drama that transports her to the swelter of Cairo and into a breathtaking and terrifying world she barely knew existed. 134158 2008 Faith Zanetti: Neat Vodka (aka Voda Neat) N Blundy, Anna #3 Faith Zanetti Series War Correspondent Faith Zanetti left Russia 16 years ago and now returns to Moscow as a correspondent for the London-based Chronicle newspaper. The 19-year-old newlywed Russian emigrated from her home country to England to start over after the horrific scandal that destroyed her marriage. She obtained work as a war correspondent for the Chronicle but now her life has gone full circle. Her foreign editor Tamsin assigns the vodka guzzling cigarette smoker to be their new Moscow Correspondent. She is stunned upon her arrival to be charged with a double murder her shady estranged husband confessed to committing back in 1989. Faith learns the man has recanted, fingering her as the killer. But when she visits the psychiatric prison where the man is incarcerated she discovers the man is really an old American friend gone Russian whom her husband had framed. He soon dies under mysterious circumstances after telling Faith that her former husband is dead. But she doesn’t believe him and with the help of her boyfriend, a New Yorker staff writer on assignment in Russia, she gets on the husband’s trail. Her motto: Courage without equal, Truth without bullshit. Vodka without tonic. 134159 1953 Faith, Hope and Charity SS Grimson, Marie.S. In "At the Crossroads And Other Stories and Sketches." Editor's office. Miss Louise Ward -- dream of becoming a reporter and a journalist. Editor: "Uncle Ed" tries to discourage her. Ends up believing she was never meant to be a journalist 134160 1992 Faithfully Executed N Bowen, Michael Female Reporter investigates an execution after seeing surprise on the face of the doctor who administers the fatal injection to the first man put to death by the U.S. government in more than a generation. Public Relations Consultant. 134161 1932 Faithless M Reporter (Phil Tead). Reporter (Charles Williams). Photographer (Sterling Holloway). 134162 1950 Fake's Progress M Commentators (Humphrey Lestocq, Harry Secombe) 134163 2008 Faking Grace N Leigh, Tamara Journalist Maizy Grace Stewart, a struggling journalist, isn’t really a believer, but she manages to “fake it” in order to land a part-time job at a Christian publishing house. When the newspaper editor commissions her to write an undercover expose of her new employer, will her conversations with churchgoing colleagues lead to success -- or second thoughts? 134164 2004 Faking It: Newsstand Owner to Showbiz Reporter T DVD -R HQ 2231. BBC America Female Show Business Interviewer on breakfast television. A woman tries to pull of being the interviewer. 134165 1980 Falaise aux corneilles, La TF News Media. Le journaliste (Marc Chapiteau). Le reporter radio (Vania Vilers). Le photographe (Jacques Tessier). 134166 1967 Falak MF Editor (Tamas Major) 134167 1943 Falcon and the Co-eds, The M VHS 1299. SV 219 (Opening only) Reporter 134168 1985 Falcon and the Snowman, The M Newscaster (Steven Miller) 134169 1981 Falcon Crest: T Series Publisher. Richard Channing (David Selby), illegitimate son of Angela's husband, publisher of New San Francisco Globe. Diana Hunter, Richard's associate (Shannon Tweed). Stephen Elliott (1981-83) as Angela's ex-husband, San Francisco publisher of the Globe Channing. In 1982, Douglas' illegitimate son (David Selby) and successor as publisher Chase's wife, Maggie, who worked as a reporter at the San Francisco Globe 134170 1985 Falcon Crest: …And The Fall T Episode. 5-3-1985 News Media 134171 1985 Falcon Crest: Acid Tests T Whitaker, Claire Episode #86. 1-25-1985 News Media. Reporter (Clare Peck). 134172 1989 Falcon Crest: And Baby Makes Three T Episode #196. 2-10-1989 TV Interviewer (Tiiu Leek). 134173 1988 Falcon Crest: As Tears Go By T Episode #183. 4-29-1988 Reporter (Gordon Hodgins). 134174 1984 Falcon Crest: Ashes to Ashes T Episode #69. 5-13-1984 Reporter (Sara Smith). 134175 1985 Falcon Crest: Bitter Harvest T Episode News Media 134176 1981 Falcon Crest: Body and Soul T SVD 1088 Episode Newspaper 134177 1985 Falcon Crest: Candidate, The T Episode News Media 134178 1989 Falcon Crest: Charley T Episode. 10-6-1989. Season #9. Episode #2 Reporter (Tom Donaldson). Reporter (Mary Angela Shea). 134179 1985 Falcon Crest: Cold Comfort T Episode. 5-10-1985 News Media 134180 1987 Falcon Crest: Dead End T Episode. 10-30-1987 News Media 134181 1987 Falcon Crest: Dead End T Episode. 10-30-1987. Season #7. Episode #5 Reporter (Steven Dart). 134182 1985 Falcon Crest: Devil's Harvest T Episode #94. 4-12-1985 Reporter (Tony Hernandez). 134183 1982 Falcon Crest: Expose, The T Episode. 11-5-1982. Season #2, Episode #5 Reporter (Brian Collins). Reporter (Jennifer Ann Lee). 134184 1988 Falcon Crest: Farewell My Lovelies T Episode #186. 11-4-1988 News Media. Reporter (Saida Pagan). 134185 1986 Falcon Crest: Fatal Attraction TS Episode #132. 10-24-1986 Photographer (Robert Briscoe Evans). 134186 1986 Falcon Crest: Hidden Meanings T Episode #121. 3-7-1986 News Media. TV Reporter (Pamela Roylance). 134187 1985 Falcon Crest: Insult and Injury (aka Sparkling Death) T Episode. 1-11-1985 News Media 134188 1988 Falcon Crest: Jeopardy T Episode #188. 11-18-1988 News Media. New Globe Reporter (Todd Starks). Reporters (Dale Harimoto, Vance Valencia). 134189 1985 Falcon Crest: Justice For All T Episode. 3-29-1985 News Media 134190 1988 Falcon Crest: Last Dance T Episode #184. 5-6-1988 Reporter (Laura Carlson). 134191 1985 Falcon Crest: Last Laugh, The T Episode News Media 134192 1988 Falcon Crest: Legacies T Episode #174. 2-19-1988 News Media. Reporter (Peggy Lark). Reporter (Donald Nardini). 134193 1987 Falcon Crest: Lovers and Friends T Episode #166. 12-4-1987 Photographer (Terriel Lara). 134194 1981 Falcon Crest: Maggie T SVD 1039 Episode Newspaper. Richard learns of Lance's plans for the newspaper while succeeding with his own plan against Angela 134195 1984 Falcon Crest: Power Play T Episode #58. 2-3-1984 Night Editor (Bill Erwin). 134196 1985 Falcon Crest: Solitary Confinements T Episode News Media 134197 1981 Falcon Crest: Storm Warnings T SVD 964 Episode Publisher. Angela sends Lance packing after meeting the New Globe's new publisher 134198 1988 Falcon Crest: Telling Tales T SVD 1197 Episode #181. 4-22-1988 News Media. Reporter (Jennifer Buchanan). Richard Channing insists on testifying before Senate committee and is put in jeopardy. Wife and children kidnapped. 134199 1985 Falcon Crest: Tony Comes Home T Episode News Media 134200 1985 Falcon Crest: Trial, The T Episode. 3-15-1985 News Media 134201 1989 Falcon Crest: True Confessions T Episode #195. 2-3-1989 TV Commentator (Dean Webber). 134202 1985 Falcon Crest: Wages of Sin, The T Episode News Media 134203 2000 Falcon Down M Journalist 134204 1944 Falcon in Hollywood, The M Cameraman, Assistant (Chris Drake). 134205 1944 Falcon Out West, The M Photographer (Tom Burton). Photographer (Mike Lally). 134206 1943 Falcon Strikes Back, The M Reporter (Jane Randolph) helps the Falcon solve another crime as his girlfriend. 134207 1942 Falcon Takes Over, The M SV 174 Arlen, Michael (Character). Raymond Chandler (Novel - "Farewell, My Lovely"). Lynn Root, Frank Fenton (Screenplay) Ness Book - Falcon series Reporter Ann Riordan (Lynn Bari) trails the sleuth to get a story. 134208 1942 Falcon's Brother, The M DVD -R HQ 7646, 7647 Ness Book Fashion Reporter (Jane Randolph) for The Morning Gazette wants to get a police beat. Falcon gives her the runaround while he investigates and pacifies her with a prolonged kiss when she complains. It is the reporter who inadvertently provides clue to the spies' modus operandi when she points out to the Falcon that the fashion photos on the magazine's covers seem to be out of season. Fashion Magazine Modern Modes used by spies to send Nazi messages Reporter and Falcon are captured by spies, but are saved. New York Courier and other newspaper headlines and stories. 134209 1982 Falcon's Gold (aka Robbers of the Sacred Mountain) MT Pooley, Olaf, Walter Bell (Teleplay) Reporter Hank Richards (Simon MacCorkindale) agrees to head a safari into the Mexican jungle in search of treasure. Professor involved at first refuses to be interviewed, but after the reporter comes to his aid during a fight in a museum, he cooperates. Richards claims he shortened his name from Archibald Chumley-Smythe so it would fit in the byline manages to set up his typewriter in the middle of the jungle to churn out a story. Group loses the treasure, but reporter says he got "the biggest story I've ever had." Professor convinces him the story can never be told because the powers of the treasure would be used for evil purposes. Reporter agrees not to print the account. 134210 1879 Falconberg N MLPL Boyesen, Hjalmar Hjorth Editor Einar Finnson Falconberg is made editor of the Hardanger Citizen, a weekly Republican newspaper. George Washington Bingham, editor of the Democratic Banner. 134211 2000 Falcone: But Not Forgotten T Episode #7. 4-10-2000 News Media. News Reporter (J.C. Kenny). 134212 2000 Falcone: Windows T Episode #3. 4-5-2000 News Media. News Reporter (J.C. Kenny). 134213 2002 Falkar MF Iceland News Media. TV Reporter #1 (Johanna Vigdis Hjaltadottir). TV Reporter #2 (Omar Ragnarsson). 134214 2000 Falkenswards mobler: Slatt-traff TF Episode #5. 2-27-2000 Journalist (Anna Jungner). 134215 2001 Falkland Man, The M Photographer (Keith Eyles). 134216 1997 Fall M Paparazzi (Marc Sebastian). Paparazzi (Larry Weiss). 134217 1938 Fall Deruga, Der. MF Germany Journalist (Guenther Markert). Journalist (Alfred Pussert). Journalist (Walter Schenk). Journalist (Egon Vogel). Journalist (Jens von Hagen). Journalistin (Christine GroBmann). 134218 1990 Fall from Grace MT Newswoman (Susan Ware) 134219 2005 Fall Fury: Devlin Dynasty 2 N Burton, Jaci #2 Devlin Dynasty Series and Storm For All Seasons Series. Public Relations Practitioner Max Devlin, hotshot PR guru from Boston teams up with Shannon Storm, the feisty, independent director of Public Relations for her family-run hotel, The Rising Storm. She’s less than thrilled when Devlin arrives, but has no choice other than work with him on the new casino venture. Like the magical elements of fall that she possesses, Shannon’s emotions run hot and cold where Max is concerned. She guards her heart under leaves of indifferent, but beneath she’s boiling with need for what only Max can give her. Max Devlin is on more than just a PR mission on his trek to New Orleans. Not only is he there to work on the casino project, but he’s setting down roots in Louisiana. And the first step is to find a mate. The trouble is Max harbors a secret that he’s going to have to very carefully reveal to the woman he’s chosen. That woman is the cool on the surface, hot within Shannon Storm. He wonders if Shannon’s feelings are powerful enough to accept who- and what-he is. By the light of a full New Orleans moon, their magic will merge, and two people with secrets to hide must learn to trust in their love before their destinies can unfold. 134220 2005 Fall Girl N Askegren, Pierce Newswoman has become a pawn in a conspiracy that could end the project of a starship being built on Earth's moon to explore an alien artifact -- as well as her own life. It's the distant future and there is a working colony on the moon. 134221 1982 Fall Guy, The: License to Kill (Part One) T Episode #10. 1-13-1982 Reporter (Lou Ferrigno). Reporter (Ann Marshall). 134222 1981 Fall Guy, The: Soldiers of Misfortune T Braff, David Episode News Media 134223 1981 Fall Guy, The: Spaced Out T Larson, Glen A. Episode News Media 134224 1919 Fall of Babylon, The M AFI-Poets Writer 134225 1929 Fall of Eve, The M AFI-Radio Radio 134226 2007 Fall of Timbuktu N Nzerus, Chike Columnist Nnenna Samuels takes it upon herself to criticize the introduction of sharia law in Kano and finds to her astonishment that she has become the subject of a fatwa. Though she tries to go on as normal, it becomes increasingly obvious that certain authorities aren’t going to let that happen. When her apartment block is burned down by fanatics, she is forced to escape the city and find refuge with her family. But as she discovers when she reaches her aunt’s home, her problems are not confined to Kano alone. As Nnenna struggles to break out of an ever-expanding cycle of oppression and corruption, love and revolution seem the only way forward. 134227 2008 Fall, The M Reporters (Rosemary Garris, Priscilla Garita). 134228 1975 Fallan MTF TV Commentators (Svetoslav Botchvarov, Jean Chapou, Axel Fritz, Gosta Gemme, Ronald F. Hoiseck, Davis Jones, Torsten Nilsson) 134229 1998 Fallen M Reporter (Michael Aron). Reporter (Elleanor Jean Hendley). Reporter (Byron Scott). Anchor (Pat Ciarrocchi). Anchor (Steve Highsmith). Anchor (Kent Manahan). 134230 1945 Fallen Angel M Reporter (Herbert Ashley). Reporter (Dave Morris). News Vendor (Paul E. Burns). 134231 1997 Fallen Angels: Hair T Episode #2. 2-14-1997 Interviewer (Kim Knuckey). 134232 1997 Fallen Angels: Morning Has Broken T Episode #20. 6-27-1997 TV Reporter (Phillip Spencer Harris). Newsreader (Indira Naidoo). 134233 1997 Fallen Angels: Take a Chance, Lose Your Pants (Part 1) T Episode #18. 6-13-1997 Radio Journalist (Paul Eastway). 134234 1997 Fallen Angels: Vote for Birdy TF Australia. Episode #5. 3-7-1997 Photographer (John Clingan). 134235 1962 Fallguy M AFI-Publishers Publisher 134236 2007 Falling M News Media. (Reporter (Cathleen Kaelyn). Cameraman (Jon Spinogatti). 134237 2003 Falling Angels M Reporter (Josh Strait). 134238 2006 Falling Dominoes N Jaffe, Herb Investigative Newspaper Reporter Jake Grogan wants answers to all of his questions concerning an explosion that ripped the morning tranquility of a suburban New Jersey community. Flames engulfed the driveway of a modest home as a car burned out of control. Firefighters found the charred remains of its lone occupant, Sonny Sloan. Who was Sloan? Why would anyone want to bomb the car of a disbarred, disgraced and divorced lawyer? The search for answers becomes an obsession for Grogan leading him into the world of organized crime, its control of the garbage industry, toxic waste dumping -- all a setting for related murders. Grogan is not only fighting the system for answers, but he’s at odds with editors of his own newspaper. He finds dirty hands belonging to prominent people, including the chief justice of the state’s Supreme Court, partners in a major law firm, and one of the media giants -- a respected member of his own newspaper. 134239 1998 Falling Fire MT News Reporter (Gerry Butts). Interviewer (Huey Livingstone). 134240 2008 Falling for the Deputy NR Frazier, Amy Harlequin Super Romance Series #1495 Reporter Chloe Atherton is a smart, sassy reporter who rolls into town looking for a good story. Mack Whittaker, a deputy sheriff in a small town that actually respects his privacy, wants to keep a low profile and do his job. So he is immediately on guard when Atherton shows up. He’ll do everything in his power to keep her attention and intuition focused on the department, not on him. But it seems as if the woman will stop at nothing to get her story, even if it means digging into his past. And neither of them realizes that one byline will change more than just their careers. 134241 2007 Falling for the Heiress NR Flynn, Christine Silhouette Special Edition #1816 Paparazzi and local gossipmongers were after the senator’s daughter, heiress Tess Kendrick and it was bodyguard Jeff Parker’s job to guard her against them, but all the mud being slung Tess’s way was her problem. Until he learned she had destroyed her own reputation to save her father’s. Suddenly, the play-by-the-rules Parker would do anything to protect the woman and child he never expected to fall for. Blackmailed by her conniving ex-husband, Kendrick went from America’s sweetheart to “that awful woman.” Coming back to Camelot, Virginia, Tess was older and certainly wiser than when she’d left -- and was in need of some shelter for herself and her little boy. Price was hired and now he was eager to protect her from the paparazzi and anything else that came after her. 134242 2008 Falling for the Rebel Heir NR Blake, Ally Harlequin Romance Series #4012 War Correspondent-Photojournalist Hudson “Hud” Bennington III has just returned from his latest assignment in a war zone to see Kendall York swimming in the pool at his estate. The book-loving, quiet York craves safety and security since the accident that injured her and claimed her fiance’s life. She doesn’t like risks. Bennington is enchanted by the sight of her in his pool appearing to him to be a mermaid. Not able to get her out of his mind, he makes her a proposal -- to help him type his memoirs. In such close proximity, will their hearts find a home in each other? Seeing her external scars, feeling her internal scars, Kendall is afraid to truly love Bennington, prep school achiever and famous war-zone correspondent. Their lives and ambitions are so different, but he has vowed to ease the pain of her past. Can Kendall trust that he’ll be around for her future? Have Kendall and Hud found the one person that can release them from the nightmares of their past or are their ambitions and dreams just too far apart? 134243 1933 Falling For You M UK Only News Editor (Alfred Drayton). 134244 1995 Falling For You MT DVD -R HQ 7933, 7934 News Media. Female Reporter (Mung-Ling Tsui). Male Reporter (Warren Dexter Beatty). News Editor (Alfred Drayton). 134245 2005 Falling For You NR Macallister, Heather Harlequin Temptation Reporter Barry Sutton. Police spokeswoman Mega Esterbrook who has a problem -- she’s a sucker for sexy reporter Sutton. Whatever he wants, she gives him regardless of the cost. But that’s about to stop -- now. And to keep strong, she’s come up with a surefire “Barry aversion therapy” -- index cards to remind her why she should stay away. Now all she has to do is remember to use them. “Barry Sutton used me to dig up information on a story. It almost got me fired. He’s so good-looking, I do stupid things when he’s around, like bending the rules to help him break another story. He kissed me and now he wants me to break in to a congressman’s office with him. He’s got me so hot, I’m ready to do anything he wants. Help!” 134246 1995 Falling From the Sky: Flight 174 MT Anchorwoman (Gloria Macarenko) 134247 2007 Falling Out of Fashion N Yampolsky, Karen Editor Jill White is a 24-year-old prodigy who heads up Cheek, then founds her own magazine, Jill. But when Jill's parent company is bought out, White is forced to compromise her values to keep her job. 134248 2002 Falling Star N Dempsey, Diana TV Reporter Natalie Daniels, KXLA Primetime News. 134249 2000 Falling Through M Reporter (Julian Nest-Vincent). 134250 1988 Falling Up the Stairs N GPL Lileks, James Society Editor Jonathan Simpson is "society" editor of a small-town Minnesota newspaper. Simpson met Jane in college on the school paper. Both worked on the local paper. Left for a job in New York City. Bill, the editor. 134251 2006 Falling, The M News Reporter (Rocki DuCharme). Crime Novelist Christian Falls (Richard Galazka). has begun a path of self provocation. 134252 2002 Falling. In Love M Newspaperman (Mark Wilkening). 134253 1998 Fallout M Reporter #1 (Debra Rich). Reporter #2 (Sarah Dalton). Reporter #3 (Marc Vahanian). 134254 1980 Falls, The M UK Interviewer (Peter Greenaway). Narrators (Adam Leys, Sheila Canfield, Hilary Thompson, Martin Burrows, Serena MacBeth, Colin Cantlie). 134255 1978 Falscher Salut N Danziger, Carl-Jakob (= Joachim Chajim Schwarz) Germany Journalist 134256 1951 Falschmunzer am Werk MF Reporter. Conny Reporter (Walter Giller) 134257 1991 False Arrest MT DVD -R HQ 7216, 7217, 7218, 7219. Reporter #1 (Jeffrey King). Reporter #2 (Ray Glanzmann). Reporter #3 (Dan Zucker). 134258 1963 False Beards The N OWN - H Williams, Alan Journalist Neil Ingleby, successful English political journalist on holiday in Greece 134259 1922 False Burton Combs, The SM USC Daly, Carroll John Press 134260 1955 False Face NM OWN - H Truss, Seldon Press 134261 2000 False Fronts SS Lessig, Hugh Blue Murder, Sept. 2000 Reporter Alamo Barnes for The Frisco Foil, a sensational tabloid. Successor to Hugh Lessig' other series sleuth, fellow Foil newshawk Picasso Smith who roamed the streets of San Francisco in the 30s, 40s and 50s. 134262 1929 False Gods N Scarlett, Will Reporter Ezra Simpkins from the Boston Banner. 134263 1906 False Gods, The NSF MLPL Lorimer, George Horace Reporter named Simpkins misled by a beautiful woman as he researches a story. 134264 1990 False Identity M SVD 533. SV 195, 210 Reporter re-opens the file on a 20-year-old murder when an ex-con returns to his hometown with no memory of the past 134265 1986 False Impressions NM Bernell, Sue-Karni, Michaela News Media 134266 1913 False News M Ness Book Reporters. Male and female reporters get news on the death of a financier and are asked to keep it quiet for three days. Male reporter tries to profit from the information, but after he is killed the female reporter discovers the story was false. 134267 2001 False Start M Reporter (Kendra Sue Waldman). College freshman is put through toughest challenge of his life as he tries to make the track team. Hazing becomes a serious issue. 134268 2005 False Testimony: NM Connors, Rose News Media. "The evening news featured a poised and charming Michelle entertaining endless inquiries from local reporters, joking and laughing with them easily and often. She stayed until their voracious journalists' appetites were satisfied…." "Reporters head for the double doors, many of them running backward so as not to miss anything on the way out." "Most of the reporters call out urgent questions…we ignore them, but they continue shouting at us anyway. They're wired. The Senator's arrest isn't just a scoop; it's a scandal." "I also watched it on the eleven o'clock news last night," she says. "The reporter described it as nothing short of a circus. I have to admit I agreed with him. No argument here. 134269 1950 False Witness T Twentieth Century-Fox Hour - Adapted from the 1948 film "Call Northside 777." Press 134270 1989 False Witness MT SV 148 (Reporter Excerpts) News Media. Reporter #1 (Matt Borel). Reporter #2 (James Borders). Reporter #3 (Ron Gural). Anchorman (Terry Wood). 134271 1981 False Witness N OWN - H (Two Copies) Uhnak, Dorothy TV Newswoman. Beautiful, sexy female TV news star and celebrity 134272 1979 Falsefront N OWN - H Meyer, Lawrence Reporter Paul Silver of the Washington Herald is desperate for a big story -- his marriage and journalistic career is failing. Silver is on the trail of a senator selling vital military secrets to the Russians. If the paper publishes what he discovers it will be a journalistic coup beyond his wildest dreams. 134273 2001 Falsehood M Reporter (Adrian Hasenmayer) 134274 1996 Falsely Accused N Tanenbaum, Robert K. Journalist Adriane Stupenagel is a regal but ever-difficult journalist digging into the suspicious suicides while in police custody of three gypsy cabbies. What she unearths is improbably connected to two married lawyers, the heroes of the novel. Stupenagel is woman's pushy college buddy. She's fighting off her the high-flying reporter Stupenagel who is busy working on story on shakedown of three New York cabbies who died in police custody. Reporter continues to investigate the police shakedown. 134275 1931 Falska millionaren MF Sweden. Reporter (Sture Lagerwall). 134276 1936 Fame M Press Representative (Frederick Piper) 134277 2005 Fame N Kingsbury, Karen Paparazzi and the dangerous world of fame is met head-on by Dayne Matthews who returns to Hollywood. 134278 2006 Fame Game, The N Casillo, Charles Photographer Justin Landis. Hustler-writer and aspiring actress meet at the offices of up-and-coming photographer Landis and realize they can help each other. In a moment of betrayal, hustler-writer Mario DeMarco steps in with a shocking plan that will forever alter their lives. Who will achieve fame? And who will meet their violent end? 134279 1947 Fame Is the Spur M Reporter (Gerald Sim). 134280 1939 Fame of Grace Darling, The M UK. News Media. The Times Reporter (Peter Scott). Berwick and Kelso Advertiser Reporter (Jack Lambert). The Thunderer Reporter (William Hutchison). 134281 1982 Fame: Big Contract, The T Episode News Media 134282 1982 Fame: Expose T Episode News Media 134283 1984 Fame: Home Front, The T Episode #63. 5-27-1984 Interviewer (Chris Beaumont). 134284 1982 Fame: Love is the Question T Episode News Media 134285 1982 Fame: Nothing Personal T Episode News Media 134286 1985 Fame: Team Work T Episode #81 2-23-85 The Photographer (Lynnda Ferguson). 134287 1992 Fame's Peril N OWN - H (Two Copies) Smilgis, Martha TV Correspondent Tommy Train, national television network star. Jack Werts, veteran reporter for Newsmakers magazine, print equivalent of Tommy Train. 134288 2008 Familiar Lullaby NR Burnes, Caroline Harlequin Intrigue #614. Reporter Lily Markey is a top Washington D.C. reporter who left an abandoned child on the doorstep. Homicide Detective Mel Haskin is on the case and isn’t about to allow the mother off the hook. He wants to find her and have her declared as an unfit mother. He never expected that Markey was involved. Lily had her work cut out for her. She couldn’t let Mel find out who the parents of this child was or the child would never be safe. Neither would the baby’s mother. Lily vowed to do all she could to protect both of them. The sleek black cat, Familiar, is back with his beautiful lady cat friend Clotilde by his side. And when his humanoid neighbors are left with the abandoned baby, Familiar decides to lend a paw in finding out how any mother can leave their child in the hands of strangers. 134289 2001 Familiar Stranger, The MT DVD -R HQ 10708, 10709. Based on a True Story. News Reporter (J.C. Kenny). Woman struggles to rebuild her life and raise her children after her husband commits suicide. Fifteen years later, she discovers her husband faked his death, assumed a new identity and has been living well on money he embezzled. Meanwhile, the woman worked hard to pay off his mountainous debts and bring up her sons. She becomes president of the chamber of commerce and is happily dating. Her sons have grown up into accomplished young men. 134290 2004 Familie i Krig, En DF Denmark Interviewer Jorgen Flindt Pedersen (Voice). 134291 2004 Familien Gregersen MF Kampmann, Christian (Novels) Denmark Journalist (Lai Yde Holgaard). 134292 1951 Familien Schmidt MF Journalist Bent Larsen (Bjorn Watt-Boolsen) 134293 1988 Familienkrach N Karau, Gisela Germany TV Journalist. Journalist. 134294 2006 Family NR Kingsbury, Karen #4 Firstborn Series Paparazzi. Katy Hart travels to Los Angeles to testify against the knife-wielding fan who tried to kill her. She is hunted by paparazzi who figure out that she is the mystery woman photographed with Hollywood movie star Dayne Matthews. Tension and pressure build to a dangerous level as Katy and Dayne seek private moments amidst the frenzy. In the end, Dayne’s celebrity life makes Katy certain that a future with him is all but impossible. 134295 1937 Family Affair, A M DVD -R HQ 3192, 3152. VHS 1284 Rouverol Aurania (Play -- "Skidding"). Kay Van Riper (Screenplay) Ness Book -- First in Hardy Family series Newspaper Editor Frank Redmond (Charley Grapewin)of The Carvel Star. Daily Star Social News Editor (Virginia Sale).. Daily Star Reporter (James Donlan). 134296 1979 Family Affair, A MTF UK. Photographer (Edward Brooks). 134297 2001 Family Affair, A M DVD Gay Freelance Writer Rachel Rosen (Helen Lesnick) is a native New Yorker, who, after an unpleasant breakup with her girlfriend Reggie (Michele Green), a Columbia Professor of physics. decides she needs a change of scenery. She packs her bags and moves to San Diego where she has a bit of trouble adapting to the laid-back rhythms of the California lifestyle. She also discovers that getting her career as a freelance writer going again is harder than she expected. After several bad dates, Rachel thinks she may have finally found love at last. But after her last relationship, Rachel finds that trusting anyone unconditionally no longer comes naturally. Meets Christine (Erica Shaffer), a lovely blond massage therapist successful enough to afford a handsome home she is soon sharing with Rachel. TV Reporter Debi (Kelly Neill) 134298 1966 Family Affair: T SV 47 Series 9-12-1966 to 9-9-1971 Magazine. Bill Davis (Brian Keith) -- picture appeared on the cover of World magazine for completing an impossible construction job in India 134299 1966 Family Affair: Marmalade T Episode #5. 10-10-1966 Photographer (Lou Krugman). 134300 1967 Family Affair: Star Dust T Episode #41. 12-18-1967 News Media. Female Reporter (Grace Lenard). Photographer (Ray Ballard). 134301 1994 Family Album MT Steel, Danielle (Novel). Karol Ann Hoeffner (Teleplay) News Media. Reporter (Phyllis Katz). 134302 1988 Family Business N OWN - P Murdoch, Anna Media Owner Elliot Weyden's media dynasty torn apart in a battle of control by four siblings after their father Weyden who dies without naming a successor. Written by former wife of Media Tycoon Rupert Murdoch. 134303 1921 Family Closet, The M Payne, Will J. (Story - :Black Sheep"). AFI-Editors/Newspapers/Libel - Ness Book Editor Charles Purcell (Walter Ware) of The Leader orders Denis J. McMurty (John Dillon) to find dirt on a man who refuses to drop a libel suit against the newspaper. The man looks like another man once involved in a bank robbery. Editor tries to blackmail him even after he agrees to drop the suit. Eventually, his innocence is established. 134304 1962 Family Diary (aka Cronaca Familiare) M DVD -R HQ 9042, 9043. SVDSP 1591 Pratolini, Vasco (Novel - "Cronaca Familiare). Valerio Zurlini, Mario Missiroli (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Italy. Released in 1963. Ness Book Reporter Enrico (Marcello Mastroianni) works for newspaper in Rome, receives word of his brother's death. Returns home where he recalls boyhood before World War I. As boys, brothers separated when mother dies and father disappears. Brother remains in Florence, brought up by well-to-do family while reporter struggles financially and goes to Rome. When his brother becomes ill, reporter returns to try to save him, but brother dies. 134305 2002 Family Factor: Baby Factor, The NR Zane, Carolyn Reporter Brent Clark and assertive TV Producer Elaine Lewis. When Lewis, whose nickname around the office is "The Barracuda," she finds out she's pregnant, she needed all the help she could get and found it in reporter Clark's arms. Her handsome employee was an expert on babies, all right -- but did he know a thing or two about weddings as well? 134306 1972 Family Failing, A N Arundel, Honor News Media 134307 1985 Family Fortunes N OWN - P Bissell, Elaine Reporter Caroline Kendall of the Boston World Inquirer is the daughter of a wealthy media family. She is an independent and beautiful woman whose ambition is to be successful in her own right. Under an assumed name she trains as a reporter on one of her father's smaller newspaper than graduates to the chain's influential Boston World Inquirer where she falls in love with the star Reporter Steve McCallum. When Reporter McCallum learns her true identity he departs in anger for a dangerous assignment in Iran. She is left to come to terms with her conflicted aspirations. 134308 1928 Family Group, The M Photographer (Edgar Kennedy). 134309 1991 Family Guy : T SV 80 Episode. 6-17-91 News Media 134310 2009 Family Guy: 420 C DVD -R HQ 11059 Episode. 4-19-2009 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Brian launches a campaign to legalize marijuana after his arrest for drug possession. 134311 2007 Family Guy: Airport ‘07 C DVD -R HQ 9344 Episode. 3-4-2007 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Playboy Publisher Hugh Hefner gives Quagmire advice, which leads him to save the day. Peter causes Quagmire to lose his job as a pilot. 134312 2008 Family Guy: Back to the Woods C Episode. 2-1-2008 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. When James Woods returns, seeking revenge, and steals Peter’s identity as the head of the household, Peter sets out to ruin the actor’s career. 134313 2006 Family Guy: Bango Was His Name-O C DVD -R HQ 9683 Episode. 5-21-2006 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Stewie travels to San Francisco in search of his real father. Lois and Peter try to play matchmaker. 134314 2006 Family Guy: Barely Legal C DVD -R HQ 9975 Episode. 11-12-2006 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Meg cannot find a date for the junior prom so Brian goes with her. 134315 2010 Family Guy: Big Man on Hippocampus C Episode. 1-3-2010 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. 134316 2010 Family Guy: Big Man on Hippocampus C DVD -R HQ 11694 Episode. 1-3-2010 Parody TV News. TV Anchors Tom Tucker of Quahog 5-Action News interrupts regular programming to announce that Family Feud is coming to Quahog. 134317 2007 Family Guy: Bill and Peter’s Bogus Journey C DVD -R HQ 9992 Episode. 3-11-2007 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. After Peter helps Bill Clinton fix a flat tire, they become friends. Lois and Stewie try to potty train Brian. 134318 2005 Family Guy: Blind Ambition C DVD -R HQ 9645 Episode. 5-15-2005 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. When Peter becomes jealous of his friends’ achievements, he decides to break a Guinness record so that he will be remembered when he dies. 134319 2007 Family Guy: Boys Do Cry C DVD -R HQ 9386 Episode. 4-29-2007 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. When their church thinks Stewie is possessed by the devil, the family goes on the run and ends up in Texas. 134320 2005 Family Guy: Breaking Out Is Hard To Do C DVD -R HQ 9692 Episode. 7-17-2005 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. When Lois steals from the grocery store, she becomes addicted to the adrenaline rush and goes on a thieving spree that lands her in jail. 134321 2005 Family Guy: Breaking Out Is Hared To Do C Episode. 7-17-2005 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. When Lois steals from the grocery store, she becomes addicted to the adrenaline rush and goes on a thieving spree that lands her in jail. 134322 2001 Family Guy: Brian Does Hollywood (Part II). C DVD -R HQ 2123 Episode #30. 7-18-2001 News Media. Reference to Joan Rivers who is covering the Adult Movie Awards. Said she was asked to "star in porno once." Her microphone not even plugged in. Brian’s first job in Hollywood is directing a pornographic film. 134323 2005 Family Guy: Brian Goes Back to College C DVD -R HQ 4761 Episode.11-13-2005 Magazine Writer. After writing a story for a local magazine, Brian gets a job at The New Yorker. 134324 2000 Family Guy: Brian in Love C DVD -R HQ 1997 Episode #11. 3-7-2000 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. 134325 2005 Family Guy: Brian the Bachelor C DVD -R HQ 9683 Episode. 6-2-2005 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. When “The Bachelorette” comes to Quahog, Brian is chosen to be a contestant. Chris gets a horrible case of acne. 134326 1999 Family Guy: Brian: Portrait of a Dog C DVD -R HQ 9034 Episode #7. 5-16-1999 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Brian decides to stand up for his rights when Peter enters him in a dog show. 134327 2000 Family Guy: Channel 5 News Staff -- Quaghog 5 (WQHG) News C TV News Staff. Quahog 5 -- Channel 5 WQHG. Quaghog 5 (WQHG) News is a TV station in “Family Guy,” located in the town of Quahog, Rhode Island. The two anchors, Tom and Diane, have been present since the beginning of the show and have become two of the most prominent characters. Their combative relationship is frequently noticeable on-air during the news reports. WQHG has a sister radio station at 97.1 FM featuring the weekday duo “Weenie and the Bull,” and other duos such as “Dingo and the Baby” and “Dark Chocolate and the Rod.” Anchor Tom Tucker (Seth MacFarlane, Voice) is a newscaster at Channel 5. He was briefly Thelma Griffin’s boyfriend who acted like a true father figure to Peter in “Mother Tucker.” In the pilot of the show, he was named Mike. In “The Kiss Seen Around the World,” he is shown to care more about his ratings than Neil Goldman, who is about to jump to his death from the top of city Hall. He is an arrogant, baritone newscaster. His family includes Stacy, his second wife and a son named Jake whose face is upside down from his first marriage. Tom tends to insult everybody around him, particularly Diane Simmons, his co-anchor. He dislikes her and frequently trades insults with her on the air. Anchor Diane Simmons (Lori Alan, Voice), news anchor and talk show hostess. In the episode “The King is Dead,” it is revealed that her birth name was Diane Seidelman. She and fellow anchor Tom Tucker often trade insults live on the air. Peter hired her to play Anna in his version of “The King and I.” She quit after he kept changing everything. Diane has her own Ricki-Lake-esque talk show where she was abused by Lois. She seems involved in fewer lewd or bizarre acts than her co-anchor Tucker, but has been known to do things like flash her breasts on television and hire male prostitutes. It is briefly suggested that she may be racist against African Americans going so far as to say, while unwittingly on air, “I just plain don’t like black people.” She also said to Loretta Brown that “they did an all you people version of “Hello Dolly!.” It is said that one of her previous husbands committed suicide by “blowing his brains out.” African-American Reporter Ollie Williams (Phil LaMarr, voice) is the station’s Black-U-Weather Forecast reporter. Williams is a fast-talking African-American who works at the Quahog News Station,. He never speaks for more than about 1-3 seconds at a time. He is a black meteorologist on Quahog 5 News’ weather segment. He is reminiscent of Al Roker. His forecasts are generally loud, quick, concise and to the point generally being less than 4 words long (”It’s Raining Sideways.”). It is revealed in “Stewie B. Goode” that he is computer savvy when he helps Tucker access his e-mail. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa (Alex Borstein, Voice) does field reports for Quahog 5 News. She gets all of the coverage out of the studio. She’s the main correspondent for Quahog Channel 5 News. Unlike her fellow newspeople, Tricia displays a deadpan, boring attitude. Whenever Tucker or Simmons would switch to Takanawa in the field, either of the two would always sway, “Asian Correspondent Tricia Takanawa,” or “Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. She is known for her flat, nasal voice and deadpan attitude, even when laughing and during sex. Diane confirms her as being Japanese. Tricia is often made to do dirty jobs, such as covering a flu segment (prompting her to throw up), having anonymous sex with a complete stranger, possibly doing drugs, or a Quahog 5 series about sex. She was said to be abused in a hurricane report. In the episode “Da Boom,” she is grilled and eaten by Tom and Diane. In “North by North Quahog,” she is not allowed into a hotel because of her ethnicity. Connie Chung of CBS is frequently cited as an inspiration for her character. Once did a three part story where she ended up having sex with Quagmire. In "North by North Quahog," she is not allowed into Mel Gibson's hotel because of her ethnicity. She attempts to sneak in at the end of the episode, but fails. In "Da Boom" she is eaten by Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons, however the episode is considered non-canon since it featured the world being destroyed by nuclear weapons from Y2K. Her ethnicity is Japanese. She is based off of an on-the-scene reporter (Alex Borstein) from a news segment sketch on Mad TV, although her speech pattern is also reminiscent of Larraine Newman's super-serious reporter at the Blaine Hotel from Season One of Saturday Night Live. Tricia is usually at the scene of some unenviable news broadcasts, such as a hurricane (where she is knocked down by a flying car), the height of a flu epidemic, in which she vomits, while hung over the toilet, during the actual news report and a guy who rides his ten speed in the heavy rain. Tricia is the most prominent Asian character on Family Guy. She has been known to have a major obsession with 80s alternative singer David Bowie. When she meets him in “Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story,” she loses all control, and tells him, in a completely different Asian voice then she usually has, "Oh! Make love to me Ziggy Stardust! I take you home! I make you fish ball soup! FISH BALL!" She then begins to dry hump his leg, to which Tom Tucker replies "Thank you Tricia, for setting your people back a thousand years". Tricia has also been seen giving a makeover to Meg, and dancing in the musical number Peter is Slow. Memorable quotes from Takanawa: Tricia Takanawa: Diane, I'm standing outside the Park Barrington Hotel because they don't allow Asians inside. Tricia Takanawa: Thank you, Diane. Sex. Some people have it anonymously. What kind of person would do that you might ask? Well, I'm about to find out. I've just picked up a complete stranger in a hotel bar and he's in the bathroom right now, possibly doing drugs. Watch as I have sex with this potentially dangerous man, as we take you in-depth and undercover.(Quagmire walks into the room in his boxers and lays down on the bed.) Quagmire: I've never had a Spanish chick before! O-LE!!! Trisha Takinawa: Here comes Mayor Adam West himself. Mr. West, do you have any words for our viewers? Mayor Adam West: Box, toaster, aluminum, maple syrup... no I take that one back. I'm gonna hold onto that one. Tricia: So Meg, how does it feel to be the center of attention? Meg: Oh my god, you talkin' to me? Are you talkin' to me? (gasp) Ok, Ok, well, I thought a lot about it, and I... Tricia: And here comes David Bowie! Tricia: David, what brings you all the way to... David Bowie: Shhhhhh! Oh baby, just you shut your mouth. Tricia: Ooooh! Me love to meet Ziggy Stardust! I take you home! I make you fish ball soup! Fish ball! Tom Tucker: Thank you, Tricia, for setting your people back a thousand years... Trisha Takanawa: For many, this charred portrait of Elizabeth II gives poignant new meaning to the phrase, "Hey, check out that flaming queen." Maria Jimenez (Tara Strong, Voice) is the fictional one-time “Hispanic reporter” that appeared in “One if by Clam, Two If by Sea,” following the arrest of Peter for his arsonistic scandal of burning the Clam’s Head Pub to the ground. 134328 2006 Family Guy: Chick Cancer C DVD -R HQ 9419 Episode. 11-26-2006 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Stewie marries his old friend Olivia. Lois introduces Peter to chick flicks. 134329 2005 Family Guy: Courtship of Stewie’s Father, The C DVD -R HQ 9366 Episode. 11-20-2005 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Stewie steps up his efforts to kill Lois, who orders Peter to spend more time with him. 134330 1999 Family Guy: DaBoom C DVD -R HQ 2045 Episode #10. 12-26-1999 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Paranoid about Y2K, Peter herds the family into the basement for protection. 134331 2000 Family Guy: Dammit Janet C DVD -R HQ 9572 Episode. 6-13-2000 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Lois enrolls Stewie at a day care center. 134332 2000 Family Guy: Damnit Janet C DVD -R HQ 1989 Episode #22. 6-13-2000 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Lois gets a job as a flight attendant and puts Stewie in day care where he falls in love with a toddler named Janet. 134333 1999 Family Guy: Death Has a Shadow C DVD -R HQ 9644 ` Episode. 1-31-1999 Parody Sportscasters. Sportscasters broadcast the Super Bowl. Peter gets drunk, setting off a series of events which end at the Super Bowl. 134334 2000 Family Guy: Death Is a Bitch C DVD -R HQ 2197. Episode #13. 3-21-2000 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter declares himself deceased to avoid a hospital bill. 134335 2001 Family Guy: Death Lives C DVD -R HQ 2126 Episode #34. 8-15-2001 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. TV Reporters. On their wedding anniversary Peter sends Lois on a scavenger hunt so he can go play golf at Barrington Country Club. 134336 2006 Family Guy: Deep Throats T DVD -R HQ 5901 Episode. TV Consumer Reporter in hotel room showing what's hidden in the room under ultra-violet light. Shows barnyard animals in room. Meg lands internship with mayor. 134337 2010 Family Guy: Dial Meg for Murder C DVD -R HQ 11758 Episode. 1-31-2010 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Brian starts tailing Meg for research when he gets a job writing about the average American girl for a teen magazine. 134338 2009 Family Guy: Dog Gone C DVD -R HQ 11677 Episode. 11-29-2009 Parody TV News. Hardball with Chris Matthews, who has the “biggest head on television.” 134339 2005 Family Guy: Don’t Make Me Over C DVD -R HQ 9921 Episode. 6-5-2005 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. When Meg is rejected by a cute boy at school, she is devastated until Lois takes her to the mall for a makeover. 134340 2000 Family Guy: E. Peterbus Unum C DVD -R HQ 1969 Episode #25. 7-12-2000 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter declares his land a country and makes himself president. 134341 2009 Family Guy: Episode 420 C DVD -R HQ 11413 Episode. 9-20-2009 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams, the new station’s Black-U-Weather Forecast reporter, a fast-talking black guy who works at the Quahog News Station. Tucker in the field for Quahog 5-Action News doing interviews Brian launches a campaign to legalize marijuana after his arrest for drug possession. Newspaper Publisher William Randolph Hearst started smear campaign against marijuana in the 1920s and that is why marijuana isn’t legal today. Time for Quahog to legalize marijuana. Tucker and Simmons read the news under the influence of marijuana. 134342 2010 Family Guy: Extra-Large Medium C DVD -R HQ 11788 Episode. 2-14-2010 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Lois sees a psychic after Christ and Stewie get lost in the woods. Peter starts charging the neighbors for his extrasensory perception. Chris finds a crush at school. 134343 2002 Family Guy: Family Guy Viewer Mail No. 1 C DVD -R HQ 2196 Episode #49. 2-14-2002 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Brian reads viewer mail and tries to answer questions. 134344 2005 Family Guy: Fast Times at Buddy Cianci High C DVD -R HQ 9645 Episode. 5-8-2005 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. When Chris’ favorite teacher wins the lottery and quits, Brian substitutes but he is moved to another class where he teaches troubled kids to aspire to low-level jobs. 134345 2005 Family Guy: Fat Guy Strangler C DVD -R HQ 9946 Episode Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. 134346 2005 Family Guy: Father, the Son, and the Holy Fonz, The C DVD -R HQ 9384 Episode. 12-18-2005 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. When Peter’s dad visits the Griffins, he tries to impose his religious beliefs on the family. 134347 2000 Family Guy: Fifteen Minutes of Shame! C DVD -R HQ 2342 Episode #19. 4-25-2000 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Meg exposes her family on a talk show. 134348 2000 Family Guy: Fore Fathers C DVD -R HQ 10043 Episode. 8-1-2000 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Tucker covers a golfing story. Chris gets a job picking up golf balls. Peter ignores Chris in favor of Cleveland Jr. 134349 2009 Family Guy: FOX-y Lady C DVD -R HQ 10970 Episode. 3-22-2009 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Fox News Anchorwoman-Reporter Rhonda Latimer is very popular until the network goes to HD -- suddenly the beautiful newswoman looks old and ugly and is fired. Lois Griffin applies for a job as a Fox reporter and gets the job as the station’s newest on-air reporter. Brian the Dog doesn’t want her to take a job at Fox because they distort the news and is a spokesman for the GOP and conservatives. She dismisses him and takes the job and is assigned to do an investigative expose on one of America’s greatest enemies Michael Moore. Lois Griffin is fired when her expose on a liberal filmmaker Michael Moore implicates conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh. Fox doesn’t want to hurt Rush Limbaugh, a friend of Fox News, reputation. Brian tells Lois that’s what he’s been saying: Fox will take down anyone they don’t agree with. It turns out Frank Savage is both Michael Moore and Russ Limbaugh -- he wars their suits and becomes them along with many second-rate celebrities. Lois wants to run the story. “This Sunday on Fox, the new hit comedy starring America’s best actor, Fred Actor,”says the announcer. Lois is no longer a reporter but the characters don’t think the story is important enough to give a reason as to why she left Fox News. 134350 2010 Family Guy: Go Stewie Go C DVD -R HQ 11838 Episode. 3-14-2010 Parody News. Newspapers and Magazines. Stewie creates an alter ego after he learns his favorite show is only auditioning girls. Everyone is shocked when Meg starts dating a normal guy. Stewie’s story is a takeoff on “Tootsie.” 134351 2006 Family Guy: Hell Comes to Quahog C DVD -R HQ 9446 Episode. 9-4-2006 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Brian and Stewie try to save the town when corporate giant Superstore puts all the local shops out of business. 134352 1999 Family Guy: Hero Sits Next Door, A C DVD -R HQ 2305 Episode. 11-8-2004 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter, jealous of the new neighbors, foils a bank robbery for attention. 134353 1999 Family Guy: Holy Crap C DVD -R HQ 1965 Episode. 9-30-1999 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter invites his religious father to live with the family. 134354 2008 Family Guy: I Dream of Jesus C DVD -R HQ 10358 Episode. 10-5-2008 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Newspaper: Quahog Informant doesn’t cover a story Peter thinks is news. Jay Leno makes an appearance. When Peter searches every record store in Quahog for his favorite song, he runs into a familiar face and wants everyone to know he is friends with Jesus. 134355 2008 Family Guy: I Dream of Jesus C DVD -R HQ 10589 Episode. 11-30-2008 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. When Peter searches every record store in Quahog for his favorite song, he runs into a familiar face and wants everyone to know he is friends with Jesus. When he doesn’t see the story in the newspaper, he vows to let everyone know Jesus is back on Earth. Jesus appears on the Jay Leno program. Magazines and newspaper headline the news: Chicago Tribune - “He Has Risen to the top!” Time Magazine Cover: “Messiah of the year.” New York Post Late City Final 50 cents: “Jesus Bigger Than Jesus” Exclusive. Tom Tucker gives the news that Jesus has been arrested. 134356 1999 Family Guy: I Never Met the Dead Man C DVD -R HQ 2278 Episode #2. 4-11-1999 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Teaching Meg to drive, Peter wrecks a satellite dish. Stewie hates vegetables. 134357 2000 Family Guy: If I'm Dyin' I'm Lyin' C DVD -R HQ 1969 Episode #16. 4-4-2000 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter makes Chris pretend he's dying, in order to save a television program. 134358 2007 Family Guy: It Takes a Village Idiot, and I Married One C DVD -R HQ 8566 Episode. 5-13-2007 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. 134359 2009 Family Guy: Juice is Loose, The C DVD -R HQ 11333 Episode. 8-9-2009. “Lost Episodes” found in Peter Griffin’s basement. 2007. Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter cashes in an old raffle ticket and wins a golf outing with O.J. Simpson. 134360 2009 Family Guy: Juice Is Lose, The C DVD -R HQ 10964 Episode. 3-15-2009 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter cashes in an old raffle ticket and wins a golf outing with O.J. Simpson. 134361 2005 Family Guy: Jungle Love C DVD -R HQ 9357 ` Episode #53. 9-25-2005 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. When Chris is supposed to be hazed for a school tradition, he runs off to South America. Peter quickly becomes frustrated by his new job at the beer factory. 134362 2000 Family Guy: King is Dead, The C DVD -R HQ 1997. DVD -R HQ 2197. Episode #14. 3-28-2000 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Lois is named director of the local theatre group and decides to produce "The King and I." Lois names Peter producer in the hopes of keeping him out of the way, but Peter gradually takes over. 134363 2001 Family Guy: Kiss Seen 'Round the World, The C DVD -R HQ 9841. DVD -R HQ 2139. SVD 1403 Episode #36. 8-29-2001 TV Anchor Tom Tucker for Quahog 5 News. Meg Griffin has a crush on Tucker and lands an internship working with the school nerd at a television station. The Female Anchor Diane picks her because she is the plainest of the group. The internship is part of the Young Anchor Program. Internship results in girl anchor Meg Griffin, and anchor boy Neal Goldman, who produce on-air reports. Tucker calls Peter Jennings for a golf game. Mass Media Murderer holding Hugh Downs as hostage. Action 5 Newschopper. Dan Rather reference. Meg and Neal in Channel 5 Helicopter are shot down by Mass Media Murderer. Hugh Downs captures killer. Junior Anchor Neal Goldman does the report on Mass Media Murderer. Shows kiss with Meg. She's furious. Ridiculed at her school. Meg does a report on Channel 5 News ridiculing Neal Goldman. Tucker practicing news stories in the mirror. Neal Goldman plans to jump from city hall building in live report. She realizes all Tucker is interested in is ratings. 134364 2000 Family Guy: Let's Go to the Hop C DVD -R HQ 1949 Episode. 6-6-2000 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Story on Toad licking. Peter infiltrates Quahog High School as a new student. Guest voice: Gregg Allman. Dog reading newspaper. Newspapers and magazines. 134365 2001 Family Guy: Lethal Weapons C DVD -R HQ 10044 Episode. 8-22-2001 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. New Yorkers invade the town in the fall. Lois hones her martial-arts skills. 134366 2007 Family Guy: Lois Kills Stewie C DVD -R HQ 9321 Episode. 11-11-2007 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Joe leads a manhunt around Quahog for Stewie, who auditions for the “American Idol” judges. 134367 2000 Family Guy: Love Thy Trophy C DVD -R HQ 1972 Episode #12. 3-14-2000 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Griffins and their neighbors build a festival float. Waitress Meg schemes to get bigger tips. 134368 2008 Family Guy: McStroke C DVD -R HQ 9572 Episode. 1-27-2008 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. After being mistaken for a firefighter, Peter helps put out a blaze at a restaurant, then rewards himself with unlimited burgers. 134369 2007 Family Guy: Meet the Quagmires C DVD -R HQ 8566 Episode. 5-20-2007 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Death allows Peter to go back in time for a night so he can sow his wild oats. 134370 2006 Family Guy: Mother Tucker C DVD -R HQ 6855 Episode. 9-17-2006 TV Anchorman Tom Tucker becomes a father figure to Peter. Brian gets his own radio show. Peter's mom announces that she is getting a divorce. 134371 2007 Family Guy: Movin’ Out (Brian’s Song) C DVD -R HQ 10116 Episode. 9-30-2007 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Brian, Jillian and Stewie move into an apartment. Meg and Chris get jobs at a convenience store. 134372 2001 Family Guy: Mr. Griffin Goes to Washington C DVD -R HQ 2379 Episode #31. 7-25-2001 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Tobacco industry sends Peter to Washington to present a speech about smoking. 134373 2001 Family Guy: Mr. Saturday Night C DVD -R HQ 2164 Episode #37. 9-5-2001 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter becomes a knight with a traveling Renaissance fair. 134374 2007 Family Guy: No Meals on Wheels C DVD -R HQ 9367 Episode. 3-25-2007 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Griffin family start a restaurant hoping to make it a hangout for police, but instead the handicap discover the restaurant and make it their home. 134375 2009 Family Guy: Not All Dogs Go To Heaven C DVD -R HQ 11006 Episode. 3-29-2009 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. The Griffin family heads to the annual “Star Trek” convention, but Stewie, angry when he can’t ask his favorite cast members a question, builds his own transporter and beams the cast to his bedroom. 134376 2009 Family Guy: Ocean’s Three and a Half C DVD -R HQ 11028 Episode. 4-5-2009 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Fox News Commentary. Bonnie gives birth to a baby girl named Susie., Joe borrows money from a bookie to pay for Bonnie’s medical bills. 134377 2001 Family Guy: One if by Clam, Two if by Sea C DVD -R HQ 2074 Episode #32. 8-1-2001 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. British man buys Peter's favorite bar after a hurricane. 134378 2007 Family Guy: Padre de Family C DVD -R HQ 9464 Episode. 11-18-2007 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter starts an anti-immigration group after being caught up in pro-American sentiment at a parade, but he changes his tune when he finds out he was born in Mexico. 134379 2006 Family Guy: Patriot Games C DVD -R HQ 9386 Episode. 1-29-2006 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. At his high school reunion, Peter pretends to be a millionaire, but the truth comes out when he meets Tom Brady and loses all self-control. 134380 2005 Family Guy: Perfect Castaway C DVD -R HQ 9946 Episode. 9-18-2005 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Choppy waters leaves the guys stranded on a desert island during a fishing trip. 134381 2005 Family Guy: Petarded C DVD -R HQ 9927 Episode. 6-19-2005 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. After winning at Trivial Pursuit, Peter claims to be a genius, so Brian asks him to take an IQ test to prove it. 134382 2001 Family Guy: Peter Griffin: Husband, Father…Brother? C DVD -R HQ 2153 Episode #42. 12-6-2001 TV Anchor Tom Tucker for Quahog 5 News. Peter Griffin discovers that he has a black ancestor. Commentator Dennis Miller. Dan Rather and Connie Chung reference. 134383 2010 Family Guy: Peter-assment C DVD -R HQ 11859 Episode. 3-21-2010 Parody News. Peter decides to become a paparazzo. TV Anchor Tom Tucker and African-American Reporter Ollie Williams, the station’s Black-U-Weather Forecast reporter of Quahog 5-Action News. After selling footage of a celebrity he caught off-guard, Peter decides to become a paparazzo. Stewie gets stage fright. 134384 2007 Family Guy: Peter’s Daughter C DVD -R HQ 10180 Episode. 11-25-2007 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Meg goes to the hospital in a coma and hits it off with a cute medical student when she awakens. 134385 2005 Family Guy: Peter’s Got Woods C Episode. 9-11-2005 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter reads the newspaper finding stories that figure in the plot. Brian’s new relationship with Meg’s teacher puts a strain on his friendship with Peter, so Peter finds a new friend -- Actor James Woods. 134386 2006 Family Guy: Petergeist C DVD -R HQ 9974 Episode. 5-7-2006 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter discovers an Indian burial ground in his backyard. Stewie gets sucked into the television. 134387 2000 Family Guy: Picture Is Worth 1,000 Bucks, A C DVD -R HQ 9994 Episode #18. 4-18-2000 Art Critic from New York buys one of Chris' painting and wants him to come to New York to develop his talent. Everyone is thrilled, but Chris starts to feel some misgivings over all that has changed in his life and uses his art to explore what's really important to him. Editor (Joe Regalbuto - Voice). TV Journalists Murphy Brown (Candice Bergen - Voice) and Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford - Voice). TV Investigative Reporter Frank Fontana (Joe Regalbuto). TV Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough - Voice) for FYI Magazine. 134388 2006 Family Guy: Prick Up Your Ears C DVD -R HQ 9419 Episode. 11-19-2006 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Lois volunteers to teach a sex-ed class at the high school when she learns that Chris has some incorrect information on the subject. 134389 2005 Family Guy: PTV C DVD -R HQ 6973 Episode #417. 11-5-2005 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter broadcasts a television station out of the Griffin home. 134390 2001 Family Guy: Ready, Willing and Disabled C DVD -R HQ 2181 Episode #43. 12-20-2001 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter helps Joe regain his confidence by training him for a decathlon. 134391 2007 Family Guy: Road To Rupert C DVD -R HQ 9975 Episode. 1-28-2007 Media Special. Brian accidentally sells Stewie’s beloved teddy bear, Rupert. Stewie then dances with Gene Kelly taking over the mouse’s role. Spectacular. Meg must drive Peter around after he loses his driver’s license. 134392 2009 Family Guy: Road to the Multiverse C DVD -R HQ 11445 Episode. 9-27-2009 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams, the new station’s Black-U-Weather Forecast reporter, a fast-talking black guy who works at the Quahog News Station. Tucker in the field for Quahog 5-Action News doing interviews Brian and Stevie travel through alternate universes, including a world run by dogs where humans are pets, and a post-apocalyptic world. Tucker shows up as a two-headed news anchor in an alternate universe where everyone has two heads, one sad and one happy. In another universe, this one drawn by Walt Disney, Tucker shows up as a singing bunny-reporter. 134393 2000 Family Guy: Running Mates C DVD -R HQ 9309. DVD -R HQ 2081 (Missing Ending-Media) Episode #17. 4-11-2000 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter runs against Lois for a seat on the school board. 134394 2006 Family Guy: Saving Private Brian C DVD -R HQ 9464 Episode. 11-5-2006 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Brian and Stewie find themselves in boot camp. Chris and his rock band have a hit with their single, “Evil, Evil Monkey.” 134395 2001 Family Guy: Screwed the Pooch C DVD -R HQ 2198 Episode #41. 11-29-2001 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Brian releases his sexual energy on the Pewterschmidts' dog. 134396 2006 Family Guy: Sibling Rivalry C DVD -R HQ 9906 Episode. 3-26-2006 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. After a pregnancy scare, Peter reluctantly agrees to get a vasectomy. 134397 2006 Family Guy: Stewie B. Goode C DVD -R HQ 9927 Episode. 5-21-2006 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Stewie gets homicidal during swimming lessons. Stewie takes up drinking. 134398 2007 Family Guy: Stewie Kills Lois C DVD -R HQ 9994 Episode. 11-4-2007 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. When Stewie vows to carry out a diabolical plan against Lois, Brian challenges him to go ahead with it. 134399 2006 Family Guy: Stewie Loves Lois C DVD -R HQ 9446 Episode. 9-10-2006 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Lois gets sick of Stewie’s newfound affection. Peter has a prostate examination. 134400 2000 Family Guy: Story on Page 1, The C DVD -R HQ 9586 Episode. 1-27-2008 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Meg writes for the school paper to improve her Ivy League chances. 134401 2000 Family Guy: Story on Page One, The (aka Story on Page 1, The) C DVD -R HQ 2033. SVD 1393 Episode School Newspaper. Luke Perry is the subject of Meg's journalistic excess. Actually it's Peter's. He writes an article "outing" Perry (with no evidence whatsoever), puts Meg's name on it and submits it to her school newspaper. 134402 2006 Family Guy: Stu & Stewie’s Excellent Adventure C DVD -R HQ 9295 Episode. 5-21-2006 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Stewie is unhappy with the man he will become. 134403 2008 Family Guy: Tales of Third Grade Nothing C DVD -R HQ 10533 Episode. 11-16-2008 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter’s boss Angela (Carrie Fisher) sends him back to the third grade so he can meet the requirements for a promotion. Brian, Stewie and Frank Sinatra Jr. open a club in Quahog. 134404 2000 Family Guy: There's Something About Paulie C DVD -R HQ 2118 (Missing Ending) Episode. News Media. Quahog Informant headline: "Big Fat Mobster Gunned Down." Entertainment Tonight Parody -- Mary Hart's legs answer questions by tapping on table. 134405 2001 Family Guy: Thin White Line, The C DVD -R HQ 10043 Episode. 7-11-2001 Parody of TV Host David Letterman. Brian’s keen sense of smell gets him a job with the police department. 134406 2001 Family Guy: To Live and Die in Dixie C DVD -R HQ 2206 Episode. Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. The Griffins are put into the witness protection program. 134407 2001 Family Guy: To Live and Die in Dixie C DVD -R HQ 9644 Episode. 11-15-2001 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Griffins enter the witness protection program. 134408 2000 Family Guy: Wasted Talent C DVD -R HQ 2019 Episode. Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Peter and his friends go on a drinking binge to find a winning ticket in a bottle. Lois works Ling too hard for a competition. 134409 2009 Family Guy: We Love You Conrad C DVD -R HQ 11101 Episode. 5-3-2009 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Internet coverage. Brian is distraught when he discovers Jillian (Drew Barrymore) is getting married. 134410 2009 Family Guy: We Love You Conrad C DVD -R HQ 11101 Episode. 5-3-2009 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Internet coverage. Brian is distraught when he discovers Jillian (Drew Barrymore) is getting married. 134411 2006 Family Guy: Whistle While Your Wife Works C DVD -R HQ 9974 Episode. 11-12-2006 Parody TV Newscast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. When Peter’s boss tells him he needs to pick p the pace, Lois goes to the brewery to help him. 134412 2006 Family Guy: You May Now Kiss the...Uh...Guy Who Receives C DVD -R HQ 9406 Episode. 4-30-2006 Parody TV Newcast. TV Anchors Tom Tucker and Diane Simmons of Quahog 5-Action News. Asian Reporter Tricia Takanawa. African-American Reporter Ollie Williams. Tucker in the field for Quahog 5-Action News doing interviews. Brian becomes a crazed activist when Mayor West bans gay marriage after Jasper announces he wants to marry his partner at the Griffin home. 134413 1982 Family Holiday N Burstein, Patricia News Media 134414 2000 Family in Crisis, A: Elian Gonzales Story, The MT News Media. Reporter (Preston Ahearn). House Reporter (Stacey Silverman). Based on true story of five-year-old Cuban boy who is the sole survivor of a refugee boat that sunk in a storm on its way to the U.S. 134415 2006 Family in Hiding MT Canada News Media. Reporter #1 (Val Cole). 134416 1965 Family Jewels, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 134417 2001 Family Law: T SVD 1129 Episode News Media 134418 2001 Family Law: Film at Eleven T Episode #35. 1-15-01 Police Photographer (Kimberleigh Aarn). Field Producer (Michael Duisenberg). 134419 2000 Family Law: Media Relations T Episode #12. 1-10-2000 News Media. Reporter #1 (Piper Henry). Reporter #2 (Dennis LaValle). Reporter #3 (Laurie Faso). TV Announcer (Diane Franklin). 134420 2000 Family Law: Mother's Son, A T Episode #15. 2-7-2000 News Media. News Reporter (Sharron Leigh). 134421 1999 Family Law: Nanny, The T Episode Reporter sued for libel by an elderly actor for libel because he wrote an article stating the aging thespian was dead. 134422 2005 Family Legacy, A M Short Australian Commentator (Damon Herriman). Commentator (Felix Williamson). 134423 1968 Family Man, The N GPL Gale, John Journalist Andy Minuss. Marc, a black journalist. Earl Roper, American columnist. 134424 2000 Family Man, The M Reporter for CNBC (Mary Civiello) 134425 1979 Family Man, The MT Photographer (Nicholas Kilbertus). 134426 2006 Family Man, The MT News Media. Journalist #1 (Andrew Bridgmont). TV Reporter (Robert Purdy). 134427 1990 Family Matters: T SV 245 Episode News Media 134428 1990 Family Matters: T SV 293 Episode School Newspaper Editor 134429 1991 Family Matters: I Should Have Done Something T Episode #47. 4-25-1991 Anchorman (Ron Tank). 134430 1990 Family Matters: In a Jam T Episode #19. 2-23-1990 TV Traffic Reporter. Carl (Reginald Vel Johnson) auditions as a TV traffic reporter. Reporter (Rick Scarry). 134431 1998 Family Matters: Lost in Space (Part 2) T Episode #215. 7-17-1998 TV Anchorman (Perry Stephens). 134432 1990 Family Matters: Opposites Attract T SVD 1207 Episode Student Editor Laura clashes with a Muskrat Times contributor (Keith Amos) who's her complete opposite, but opposites begin to attract. 134433 1991 Family Matters: Taking Credit T Episode. 3-15-1991. Season #2. Episode #21 Reporter #1 (Mary Ingersoll). Reporter #2 (Christopher Darga). 134434 1975 Family Plot M DVD Hitchcock Headlines 134435 1988 Family Politics N OWN - H Buckley, John News Media. Political mud-slinging carried out in newspapers. 134436 1990 Family Reunion N Sarazen, Nicholas Weinberg List Journalist 134437 2005 Family Reunion M Reporter (Taji Coleman - News Reporter). 134438 1999 Family Secrets NR Dale, Ruth Jean Harlequin Superromance #853 Journalist 134439 2004 Family Sins MT News Media. Reporter Douglas Cain (Louise Koutis). TV Anchorwoman (Judy Gabriel). TV Reporter (Michael Matthew Barker). Journalist (Lori Ravensborg). 134440 1946 Family Theatre R Series - 1947-57 Press 134441 1982 Family Ties: Big Brother is Watching T VHS 1281. SV 162 Episode #7. 11-17-1982 School Newspaper Editor Alex uncovers a student-cheating scandal that should be printed -- but Mallory is involved. To everyone's chagrin, Alex prints a list of students who were caught -- including his sister. 134442 1987 Family Ties: Dear Mallory T DVD -R HQ 1933. VHS 1245 Episode #129. 9-13-1987 Advice Columnist, Mallory (Justine Bateman) gets in over her head trying to solve every problem under the sun when she is selected to write an advice column in the Columbus Shopper's Guide.l 134443 1984 Family Ties: Keaton and Son T Episode #49. 10-18-1984. Series 9-22-1982 to 5-14-1989 TV Manager Steve Keaton (Michael Gross), manager of WKS-TV, Ch. 3, public television station in Ohio. Alex (Michael F. Fox) worships the Wall Street Journal. He begins working at the TV station after making a commitment to work with his father. Then he considers leaving when another job opens up. Stephen is excited to have Alex working with him and begins planning their future together, but Alex tries to convince his dad that he has other goals. 134444 1982 Family Ties: My Back Pages T SVD 1215 Episode #100. 10-16-1986 Newspaper. Steven (Michael Gross) and a college chum Matt Gilbert (Sanford Jensen) resume publication of their '60s radical newspaper, the Scavenger. When Steven is asked by Gilbert to help him re-establish a left-wing political magazine they had worked on 20 years earlier, Steven realizes he is no longer in tune with the radical thinking it reflected. He sees that his values are more middle-of-the-road than he had ever expected. 134445 1983 Family Ties: Not an Affair to Remember T Episode #27. 11-2-1983 TV Manager Steven's assistant at the station, Stacey Hughes (Judith Light) is bright, talented, funny and witty. She is also in love with him. It looks as if Steven may be returning her affections. 134446 1986 Family Ties: Nothing But a Man T Episode #84. 1-2-1986 TV Station. Steven gets the promotion he has been waiting years for but as the new regional manager of the station he is required to put in long hours at the office and soon realizes he has no time for his family. Although Elyse and the kids are happy about Steven's new position but they begin to miss the days where he would come home for dinner every night and have time to take part in day-to-day activities. 134447 1983 Family Ties: Sweet Lorraine T Episode #29. 11-16-1983 School Radio Station. While working as a DJ at the school radio station, Alex (Michael Fox) strikes up a telephone friendship with a caller. 134448 1987 Family Ties: Walking on Air T SV 178 Episode #133. 10-18-1987 Anchorman (John Hostetter). Mallory's (Justine Bateman) first journalistic endeavor at Steven's TV station results in disaster. When a job opens at WKS, Steven hopes Mallory might be interested, but Mallory is reticent. 134449 1994 Family to Die For, A MT Reporter (Kymberly Newberry) 134450 1903 Family Troubles M Newspaper. Man unfolds a newspaper, begins to read, throws down newspaper 134451 1978 Family Trust, A N OWN - H Just, Ward Newspaper Owner Amos Rising, founder of the Dement Intelligencer 134452 1997 Family Values N Bugeja, Michael J. Tabloid Editor Mylo Thrump of the Chronicle, one of two newspapers in a nameless Midwestern city, is being divorced by his wife, Wendy, editor of the Chronicle's rival paper, the Herald. In an effort to build circulation and in competition with his wife, Thrump revamps the Chronicle in to the sensational tabloid journalism mode of the Star and the National Enquirer. Sends one of his two star reporters to cover the local DA's Rotary Club speech on family values to announce his candidacy for the City Commission. Then sends other ace reporter to get proof that the DA's wife is having an affair. She fakes her own abduction from the Rotary event to keep her regular tryst with her druggie lover and this kicks off a chain of events in which the D.A., reporters and the wayward wife are exposed. 134453 1976 Family: Jury Duty (Two Parts) T Episodes. 11-1976 News Media 134454 1976 Family: Safe House, A T Episode News Media 134455 1978 Family: Starting Over T Episode #52. 9-21-1978 Photographer (James Staley). 134456 2000 Famous M News Media. Female TV Reporter (Rosanna Scotto). Rolling Stone Rock Writer. 134457 1932 Famous Ferguson Case, The M Terrrett, Courtney (Story) Ness Book Reporter for the local Cornwall Courier ("It covers Cornwall County like the dew"), Bruce Foster (Tom Brown), writes up a story about a killing and sends it to the big city papers at the urging of his girlfriend Tony Martin (Adrienne Dore) His girlfriend also works for the paper. Reporters, many of them obviously drunk, converge on the small community to cover the story. Battle between legitimate journalism and unprincipled scandalmongering Reporter Lane (James Ellison). Reporter Jeff (Niles Welch). Reporters (George Irving, Allan Lane). Photographer (Mike Donlin). Newsboy (George MacFarlane). Variety, 4/26/32: "Picture fails to make its point that tabloids are vicious and has to resort to the crude device of having (a character) deliver a long lecture on editorial propriety that would have been razzed in the Columbia School of Journalism." 134458 1942 Famous Fireside Plays: Front Page R Series Press 134459 1999 Famous Jett Jackson, The: T SVD 806 Episode School Newspaper 134460 2003 Famous Jett Jackson, The: Kiss and Tell T SVD 1444 Episode #110 Editor of the School's newspaper plans to publish Jett's journal. 134461 2000 Famous Jett Jackson, The: Truth T Episode #47. 9-30-2000 News Media. Reporter (Elle Downs). 134462 1993 Fan Mail NM OWN - P Munson, Ronald TV Co-Anchor Joan Carpenter, co-anchor of St. Louis' evening news show Nightbeat has seen it all. Deals with a news director, cutthroat TV critics, jealous co-anchor. Twisted psychopath goes after her. 134463 1996 Fan, The M News Media. Reporter (Michael P. Byrne). Reporter (Bret Lewis). Reporter (Roger Lodge). Reporter (Ron Pitts). Reporter (Jerry Saslow). Broadcast Technician (Jack Black). Paparazzi (Adam Druxman). 134464 2005 Fanatic M Entertainment News Media. Red Carpet News Anchorman (David Buckler). Red Carpet News Anchorwoman (Toni Russell). 134465 1995 Fanci's Persuasion M News Media. News Reporter (Deena Davenport). 134466 1971 Fancy Lady M DVD Adult Danish Reporter Karin Nykquist (Uschi Digard) is assigned to San Francisco to investigate the sexual goings-on in that city and how it differs from, or is similar to, what’s going on in Copenhagen. She winds up getting involved with everything from lesbian stag shows to swinger parties. The reporter is sent to San Francisco to investigate the sexual revolution up close and personal. Walking through the streets of the City of Love, she wanders into a peep booth theater to watch lesbian stag reels and breaking and entering into apartments to photograph hippie couples having sex. She finally goes to her hotel room and is so turned on by what she’s seen that she pours herself a rum and Coke and masturbates. 134467 1949 Fangelse MF Photographer, Film (Torsten Lilliecrona). 134468 2007 Fangland N Marks, John New York TV Associate Producer Evangeline Harker, who is recently engaged, travels to Transylvania to interview reputed a Eastern European crime boss for a segment on the TV news show, The Hour. They meet one evening in the town of Brasov in Romania where the crime boss suggests that they will be more comfortable at his own hotel in a desolate area. Although wary, she reluctantly agrees but that night finds herself locked in her room. Her attempt to escape reveals that the crime boss is feasting on blood. In New York, her family and coworkers realize that she has disappeared. No one can locate her and mysterious coffin like boxes are being delivered to the TV studio. In the offices of The Hour in New York, the story is told through emails and journal entries of its employees. The crime boss-vampire has infected the office. Editors sicken from a wasting disease. Some staff members die. Others display odd behavior. Evangeline's former friend becomes the vampire's slave. In Romania, she slit a friend's throat and drank her blood. Now she returns to New York unsure whether to kill her fiancé or make love to him 134469 2007 Fangtastic! NJ Mercer, Sienna #2 My Sister the Vampire Series Tabloid Reporter Serena Star is snooping around and as the nosy reporter gets closer and closer to the truth, it is up to twin sisters -- one a vampire -- to throw her off the track. Ever since one of the twins discovered her long-lost twin sister was a vampire, she’s been soaking up everything she can learn about Franklin Grove’s vampire community. But it’s all top secret and the tabloid reporter could ruin everything. This is one fangtastic news story that can’t get out. One of the Beasts, a group of middle school vampire boys, attracts national news attention when the casket he is sleeping in is mistaken for another and taken to a funeral startling the elderly widow when he pops out during the service. Reporter Star decides there is more to Franklin Grove than meets the eye. She stays in town to try to find the real story about the abundance of Goth kids. It is up to the twins to throw her off the track of the vampires while at the same time trying to find out information about their birth parents. But when Serena sees something she should not have seen, it is up to one twin to save the other and all the vampires from being exposed on national TV. 134470 1911 Fanny's First Play P Shaw, Bernard Critics lampooned including Trotter, Varaghan and Gunn 134471 2008 Fans Anonymous M Reporters (Amanda Rising, Mandy MacDonald) 134472 1989 Fanshi dansu MF Japan News Media. Reporter (Michiko Kawai). 134473 1994 Fantasi MF Reporter (Aziz M. Osman) 134474 1981 Fantasies M Photographer (Phedon Georgitsis). 134475 1986 Fantasist, The M Reporter (Frank Melia). Commentator, Racing (Tony O'Hehir). 134476 1977 Fantasm Comes Again M Adult Advice Columnist Libby (Angela Menzies-Wills) is assigned to her paper’s sexual advice column, “Dear Collette.” She is taking over the job from Harry (Clive Hearne), a crusty old journalist who shows her the pros and cons of the job while running on a tight deadline to get the column finished for the morning newspaper. During the course of the evening they reply to a wide variety of sexual experiences submitted by readers. Some include sex in a threesome at a drive-in theater, sex in a gymnasium and sex in a library. 134477 1961 Fantasmi a Roma MF Art Critic Mr. Randoni (Mario Maresca as Antonio Maresca). 134478 1991 Fantastic Facts T SV 97 Episode. 8-10-91 News Media 134479 2005 Fantastic Four M DVD -R HQ 7066, 7067. News Media. Compound Reporters #1 (Tony Alcantar), #2 (Brenda Crichlow), #3 (Bobby Bysouth). Bridge Reporter (Daniel Bacon). X Games Reporter (Jamie Little). Reporter - WHYY-TV (Patrick Stoner). Reporter - Fox-2 Detroit (Lee Thomas) Reporter - Etalk Daily CTV (Ben Mulroney). Reporter - City TV (Terry David Mulligan). Reporter - KCOP/KTTV (Lauren Sanchez). Reporter- KMAX-TV (Mark S. Allen). Reporter - Fox Network News (Jon Brady). Reporter - Aol.com (Taryn Winter Brill). Reporter - The Comcast Network (Sara Edwards). Reporter - KING-TV (Heidi Eng). Reporter - KGUN-9-TV (Jim Ferguson). Reporter (CB Hackworth). Reporter - NBC Tampa (Sam Hallenbeck). Reporter - Fox Network News (Mike Waco). Reporter - UPN-9 (Marian Etoile Watson). Reporter - Wizard (Richard Ho). Reporter - FX (Dave Holmes). Reporter - Yahoo Entertainment (Andrew Hunsaker). Reporter - Msn.com (Taylor Johnson). Reporter - Tribute TV (Bonnie Laufer-Krebs). Reporter - FX (Jennifer Lothrop). Reporter - KTVK-TV (Lisa Fuller Magee). Reporter - Fox-5/WAGA (Bret Martin). Reporter - KUSA-TV (Scott Patrick). Reporter - MTV News (Shaheem Reid). Reporter - KTLA (Sam Rubin). Reporter - NBC Miami (Maria Salas). Reporters (Sam Hallenbeck, Bonnie Laufer-Krebs, Ben Mulroney, Sam Rubin, David Moss, Taryn Winter Brill, Andrew Hunsaker, Shaheem Reid, Lauren Sanchez, Richard Ho, Patrick Stoner, Dave Holmes, Sara Edwards, Terry David Mulligan, Heidi Eng, Devon Soltendieck, Mike Waco, Jim Ferguson, CB Hackworth, Bret Martin, Marian Etoile Watson, Tony Toscano, Mark S. Allen, Lisa Fuller Magee, Lee Thomas, Liam Mayclem, Jennifer Lothrop, Scott Patrick, Jon Brady, Taylor Jhonson, Maria Salas). 134480 2005 Fantastic Four: Junior Novel, The NJ Sullivan, Stephen D. News Media. "Bystanders screamed. Ambulance, fire and police sirens wailed. News crews moved in, their cameras rolling. "You might want to get a close-up of this," Doctor Doom said to the reporters. "This is the end of the Fantastic Four." 134481 2007 Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer M News Media. News Anchor (Fabrice Grover). Danish News Anchor (Ulla Friis). 134482 2009 Fantastic Mr. Fox M News Media. Action 12 Reporter (Brian Cox - Voice). 134483 1973 Fantastico: TF Reporters Regina Case, Mauricio Kubrusly, Helio Costa. Hosts-Hostesses Gloria Maria, Pedro Bial, Zeca Camargo, Renata Ceribelli, Fatima Bernardes, Sergio Chapelin, Celso Freitas, Hilton Gomes, Valeria Monteiro, Cid Moreira, Helena Ranaldi. 134484 1982 Fantasy T Series 1982-1983 Hosts (Peter Marshall, Leslie Uggams). Remote Correspondents (Chris Lemmon, Meredith MacRae). Announcers (Bill Armstrong, Johnny Gilbert). 134485 1979 Fantasy Island: Amusement Park/Rock Stars T Episode #39. 5-13-1979 Reporter (Marilyn Michaels). 134486 1978 Fantasy Island: Casting Director, The/Pentagram/Little Bail, A T DVD -R HQ 11713 (Pentagram). SVD 1418 Episode #32. 2-17-1979. Series 1978-1984 Newswoman Jane Garwood (Florence Henderson) wants to know if she carries a curse. Newsman (Larry Huffman). She thinks a satanic cult has cursed her. 134487 1980 Fantasy Island: Don Quixote, The/Sex Symbol T Episode #66. 11-15-1980 News Media. Newsman (Doug Llewelyn). 134488 1980 Fantasy Island: Eagleman/Children of Mentu, The T Episode News Media 134489 1982 Fantasy Island: Magic Camera T Episode. Photographer asks to take memorable shots. 134490 1981 Fantasy Island: Man From Yesterday, The/The World's Most Desirable Woman T DVD -R 1524 Episode. 1-31-81 Journalist. Killer (Martin Milner) poses as a journalist seeking a mercenary. 134491 1999 Fantasy Island: Real Thing, The T SVD 888 Episode #12. 1-16-1999 Tabloid Journalist Pauly Shore plays a tabloid journalist intending to expose the mystical phenomena of the island. Reporter (Swaine Kaui). 134492 1978 Fantasy Island: Return/Toughest Man Alive, The T Episode #22. 11-11-1978 Reporter (Harv Selsby). 134493 1995 Fantom asz, A MF Reporter (Marclla Pethes) 134494 1964 Fantomas M Allain, Marcel and Pierre Souvestre (Novels). Jean Halain, Pierre Foucaud (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters/Editors/Photographers. France/Italy: One of three Fantomas. France-Italy. Released in U.S. in 1966. Ness Book Reporter Fandor (Jean Marais) with help of Photographer fiancée Helene (Mylene Demongeot) fakes an interview with notorious master criminal Fantomas. Criminal kidnaps Fandor and gives him 48 hours to print a retraction. Editor prints an even less palatable article under Fandor's byline. Fantomas commits crime with mask of Fandor's face causing police to believe they are the same person. Eventually Fandor and fiancée escape and help police pursue Fantomas. Criminal escapes in submarine. 134495 1913 Fantomas SM Souvestre, Pierre and Marcel Allain Journalist Jerome Fandor (aka Charles Rambert) with a Paris police detective struggle through endless dangers to capture the arch criminal Fantomas. Fandor could be Fantomas' son. Series of stories appeared between 1913 and 1927. About five books appeared in the United States 134496 1914 Fantomas Contra Fantomas MF France. Journalist-Sleuth Fandor. News Media. As a result of a vicious press campaign accusing him of being Fantomas (a masked bandit) himself, an inspector is thrown in prison. Fandor joins with the inspector to try to capture the real Fantomas. 134497 1967 Fantomas contre Scotland Yard (aka Fantomas against Scotland Yard) MF Final Installment in trilogy of films #3 France. Italy. Journalist Fandor (Jean Marais). Fantomas imposes a head tax on the rich threatening to kill those who do not comply. Journalist Fandor and Commissaire Juve are invited to Scotland by one of Fantomas’ potential victims using his castle as the headquarters to set up a trap for the menace called Fantomas. 134498 1965 Fantomas se dechaine MF Second in the trilogy on Fantomas #2. Reporter Fandor (Jean Marais) repeating dual role of reporter and master criminal. Helene (Mylene Demongeot) returns as reporter-photographer. 134499 1925 Fantome du Moulin-Rouge MF Reporter (Albert Prejean - The Reporter). 134500 1995 Fany MF Czech Republic. Photographer (Oldrich Vlach). 134501 1960 Fapados szerelem MF Hungary Journalist (Istvan Szilagyi). 134502 2002 Far & Son: Portraet af Malmros DF Denmark Journalist Jens Espersen Cavlingprisvinder 134503 1982 Far East M Investigative Reporter Peter Reeves (John Bell) who does good deeds. 134504 2000 Far From Bismarck M Photographer (Scott Clarke). 134505 2002 Far From Heaven M Photographer (Jason Franklin) 134506 1984 Far Pavilions, The MT Miniseries Photographer (Gareth Tandy). 134507 1963 Far Road, The N OWN - H Johnston, George Correspondents Bruce Conover, an American, and David Meredith, an Australian. 1945 war-torn China. Newspapermen set out in a jeep from the city of Liuchow to investigate money speculators. Discover bodies of thousands of peasants. 134508 2003 Far Side of the Moon, The (aka La Face Cachee de la Lune) M DVD Canada Gay TV Meteorologist Andre (Robert Lepage) has little in common with his older sibling Philippe, a fortysomething doctoral student, who has repeatedly failed to defend his dissertation. But when Philippe receives an invitation to Russia to present his theories on the competitive exploration of the cosmos, Andre is the only person whom he can turn to for support. The estranged brothers, both played by writer-director Lepage) relive childhood disputes as they dispose of the belongings of their recently deceased mother. Life as a voyage of discovery. Andre’s boyfriend Carl, does PR for the Finance Ministry. 134509 1957 Far till sol och var MF Editor-in-Chief (Erik "Bullen" Berglund) 134510 1973 Faraday and Company: Say Hello To a Dead Man T Episode #1. 9-26-1973 Newscaster (Jerry Dunphy). 134511 1906 Faraday Bobbs SS Anonymous (Popular Magazine, The, November 1903) Freelance Correspondent, six 1906 stories. 134512 1982 Faraway Drums, The N GPL Cleary, Jon American Newspaperwoman Birdie O'Brady, American newspaperwoman from Boston -- "She's not only American, she's also one of those damned newspaper reporters." 134513 1998 faremo tanto male, Le MF Italy. News Media. Telegiornalista (Barbara Berengo Gardini). Telegiornalista (Saverio Maria Indrio). Primo paparazzo (Giuseppe Antonelli). Secondo paparazzo (Silvio Valenti). Giornalista (Franco Mannella). 134514 2008 Farewell Gift, The M TV Reporter (Krista Reese). Movie star wants to go back on stage and seeks out the man who started him in the acting field for a favor after having had a major argument over the actor wanting to become a movie star instead of a stage actor. 134515 1989 Farewell Horizontal N Jetter, K.W. Freelance Journalist and Graphic Artist Ny Axxter enters a world of mercenary tribes and cutthroat politics and undertakes a one-man odyssey into unknown territory to save his life. 134516 1940 Farewell My Lovely NM OWN - H Chandler, Raymond Journalist Anne Riordan, writer of feature articles and the daughter of a former police chief of Bay City. Inquisitive, tough, sharp-witted writer who helps Detective Philip Marlowe in his investigation. Later acts as Marlowe's sounding board. 134517 1958 Farewell Party SSF PVL Wilson, Richard In "100 Great Fantasy Short Short Stories." Journalist Jason Lindley, Cleveland Plain Dealer. 134518 1998 Farewell To a Princess MT TV Anchor (Martin Lewis - Himself). 134519 2005 Farewell to Fenway M Short Newscaster (R. Rodd Campbell). Sportscaster (Mark McIntosh). 134520 2002 Farewell To Harry M Newspaperman (Robert Shampain). Writer Nick Sennet is down and out and runs into Harry a man that has died long ago. Together they attempt to revitalize a defunct factory as well as their lives. 134521 1775 Farewell to London, A: In the Year 1715 PO USC Pope, Alexander Critic. "This year in Peace, ye Critics, dwell…" Pope's bookseller and the leading publisher of his generation are included. 134522 1940 Farewell to the Master SSF GPL Bates, Harry In "Astounding Analog Reader, The -- Volume One." Reporter Cliff Sutherland, freelance picture reporter. 134523 1973 Farewell, Frank Merriwell N OWN - H Zuckerman, George Sportswriter Forrest Devers, Pulitzer Prize-winning sports writer trying to kill the boy hiding within him 134524 1975 Farewell, My Lovely M News Vendor Georgie (Jimmie Archer). 134525 1996 Farewell: Live from the Universal Amphitheatre Halloween 1995 M Interviewer (Bodhi Elfman-Himself) 134526 2002 Farlig potens MF Sweden News Media. TV Reporter (Natalia Wahlstrom). 134527 2003 Farm Fatale N Holden, Wendy Woman journalist Newspaperman Mark, her live-in boyfriend, is less than enthusiastic about exchanging London's hustle and bustle for the bucolic life particularly when his "big break" at his thankless newspaper job seems just around the corner. But Mark's editor assigns him a new column based on the adventures of a "city mouse" in the country. Rosie and Mark, her live-in boyfriend, squabble over everything from gardening to the charms of the locals. 134528 1941 Farm Frolics C L. Vol. 3, Golden Age Newspapers. Watchdog fetches newspaper and reads the funnies 134529 1947 Farmer's Daughter, The M DVD -R HQ 2793, 2794. SVDSP 2003. SVD 1350 Reporter (Charles Lane). Lead Campaign Reporter Van (John Gallaudet). Night Editor (Jason Robards, Sr. ). Round-faced Campaign Reporter (Don Beddoe). Thin-faced Campaign Reporter (Charles Lane). Announcer (Robert Clarke). Media plays an important part in this election story. Used to expose the crooked candidate. 134530 1963 Farmer's Daughter, The: Alias Katy Morley T Episode TV News. Before an important television interview, Kay is arrested for shoplifting 134531 1963 Farmer's Daughter, The: Katy the Diplomat T Episode Publisher. Katy tries to make amends between an ultraconservative publisher and a visiting Russian ambassador 134532 1963 Farmer's Daughter, The: Washington Spotlight T Episode. Series (9-20-63 to 9-2-66) TV. Chaos reigns on the day Glenn Morley, congressman and widower, is to appear on a television program 134533 1969 Farodokument 1969 MTF Reporter (Ingmar Bergman) 134534 1982 Farrell for the People T Series Newswoman (Sandy Martic) 134535 1953 Fartfeber MF Sweden Newsstand Owner (Arthur Fischer) 134536 1963 Farvel 63 DF Interviewer Bob Ramsing. 134537 2005 Fashion House: Blow Up, The T Episode #20. News Media. Reporter #1 (Gabriel Romero). 134538 2006 Fashion House: Irreconcilable Differences TS DVD -R HQ 7118 Episode. 10-20-2006 TV Fashion Reporter Julianna Morgan of Fashion Today sabotages a young fashion designer to stay in the good graces of Fashion Diva Maria Gianni. William's advice backfires on Michele. Maria reveals her plan to help Lance get his wife Michele back. 134539 1950 Fashion Magic DT Series. 11-10-1950 to 9-29-1951. CBS Hostess: Ilka Chase (11-10-1950 to 4-20-1951), Arlene Francis (4-23-1951-9-29-1951). 134540 2004 Fashion Murder Groove M Reporter (Marc Macalintal). Newscaster (Chris Morrissey). 134541 1923 Fashion Row M Press Agent (Craig Biddle Jr.) 134542 1992 Fashion Show N Brady, James Fashion Publisher Bingo Marsh, fashion-magazine publishing phenomenon and social butterfly extraordinaire, and the respectful Ohio journalist who falls into his clutches 134543 2006 Fashion Victim N Baker, Sam Investigative Journalist Annie Anderson goes to work for Handbag, a fashion magazine. When the designer she's profiling takes two slugs in the chest, Anderson is plunged into a whodunit and a satirical fashion-world expose. TV Reporter (Cerina Vincent). Baker is the editor of Britain's Cosmopolitan so she knows the turf. Anderson and her colleagues have real inner demons to nip at the hells of their Manolos. 134544 2008 Fashion Victim M TV Reporter (Cerina Vincent). 134545 2001 Fashion Victim: Killing of Gianni Versace, The MT Vogue Editor (Joan Juliet Buck) 134546 1784 Fashionable Lover, The P USC Cumberland, Richard Critics 134547 2003 Fashionistas N Messina, Lynn Magazine Associate Editor Vig Morgan works under the tyrannical rule of Editor-in-Chief Jane McNeill at glossy Fashionista magazine. New editorial director, Marguerite, arrives on the scene and Morgan and the other lowly staffers come up with a bold and unlikely strategy to depose Jane. Plan is to get Fashionista to feature controversial artist who outfits Jesus statues in Chanel-Dior. Readers will be incensed, advertisers alienated and Jane fired. Morgan's duty is to manipulate misanthropic events editor Alex Keller, whom no one has ever seen, into putting the photos in the magazine's events section. Turns out Keller is handsome young man who allows his secretary to do his job while he goes to architecture school. She blackmails him, watches the catfights between Marguerite and Jane who turn out to be old enemies. The two were up-and-coming editors until Jane had the INS depot Marguerite back to Australia. Morgan falls for Keller. Figures out the rival editor is just as bad as Jane. 134548 1927 Fashions for Women M PR - AFI-Press Agents Press Agent 134549 1934 Fashions of 1934 M DVD -R HQ 3866, 3867. VHS 1280 Powell. Davis Photo Assistant Snap (Frank McHugh) takes sneak pictures of fashion styles from miniature camera atop his cane. Threatens newspaper scandal 134550 1977 Fassbinder 1977 T Interviewer (Florian Hopf) 134551 1939 Fast and Furious M DVD -R HQ 3594, 3596 Reporter Ted Bentley (Allyn Joslyn) turns out to be the murderer. He killed two people and wasn't suspected until the end of the film. Solved by private detective and his wife. 134552 1963 Fast Buck Duck M Newspaper. Reads the paper, finds out millionaire left fortune to butler. Want Ad. 134553 1938 Fast Company M DVD -R HQ 7142, 7144. SV 319 Press 134554 1995 Fast Company MT DVD -R 1678 Hargrove, Dean (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Frances Hampton-Smith (Ann Jillian) spars with cop investigating murder of a woman who was blackmailing several members of a law firm. Reporter once interviewed the suspect and is able to get into the police station to interview her again. Then cop has the woman arrested. Turns out reporter and cop are married. Reporter conducts own investigation sneaking into the murder site and arranging meeting with several suspects. Real killer is a woman on the police force. Suspect escapes when female cop tries to kill her. Reporter hides the woman in her apartment and tries to keep the cop from finding out. Reporter continues to pursue the case even dressing like a prostitute to get information. She causes a scene at a party given by her socialite mother when she shows up still in her hooker outfit. Husband-Wife work together to trap the killer and reporter gets a series of exclusive reports on the case. Reporter argues with producer Darryl Fielding (Dex Elliott Sanders) about his lack of integrity. She also has to endure the imbecilic reporting of a bimbo anchor. Anochorman (Chris Donohoe). 134555 1979 Fast Company M TV Newscaster (Douglas Main). TV Camera Crew (Fred Hodgson, Michael Ouellette). Edmonton Track Announcer (Chuck Chandler). 134556 1988 Fast Copy NS OWN - H - MLPL Jenkins, Dan Journalist Betsy Throckmorton, the brainy, resourceful, beautiful, armadillo-tough daughter of the richest man in Claybelle, Texas, is working for Time Magazine in 1935. She is lured by her father with promise she can be editor of his Claybelle Standard-Times, trading the fast lane of New York journalism for Daddy’s newspaper. She intends to whip it into more than a garden club newsletter. Betsy brings along her husband, Ted Winton, an easterner and Yale graduate to whom she is constantly explaining Texas. Betsy is a serious journalism though and she sets out to change the paper, clashing with the managing editor when she claims international, not state news, belongs on page one. She clashes with columnists when she tries to sharpen their leads. Betsy also has courage, which proves a dangerous commodity as she uses her paper to expose “The Texas Murder Machine,” a scheme masterminded by a Teas Ranger that lures unsuspecting hobos into masquerading as bank robbers to they will be shot for the bounty money, and that is also responsible for the murder of Betsy’s husband. It becomes Betsy’s big story, when she suspects that the Texas Rangers may be killing innocent young men to collect rewards offered by the Texas Bankers Association. Betsy’s journalistic determination leads to a personal tragedy that changes her life forever -- and makes her a determined, relentless newswoman. Ted will run Ben Throckmorton’s radio station, KVAT, where Booty and Them Others sing in rivalry with the better known WBAP Light Crust Doughboys. In Texas, it’s the middle of the Depression and the Drought. And Prohibition is barely over, liquor still a controversy. Every city has its hobo camp, and Claybelle has the Star of Hope Mission. But it is also the time of new oil money, high living, infidelity, and tangled love triangles. Betsy and Ted chain-smoke and drink often and long. They won’t miss a Paschal High School or TCU football game. They party at the Casino on Jacksboro Highway and dine at Claybelle’s Shadylawn Country Club. 134557 1995 Fast Courting N Delinsky, Barbara Magazine Writer Nia Phillips assignment is a feature on east Coast's five most eligible bachelors. Romance ensues 134558 1989 Fast Food M Reporter (Dave Straub), obnoxious news reporter. 134559 2003 Fast Food High M News Media. Reporter #1 (Hume Baugh). Reporter #2 (Jude Coffey). Reporter #3 (Sasha Maxime). Reporter #4 (Dinah Watts). 134560 2006 Fast Food Nation M Based on Eric Schlosser's 2001 documentary expose of McDonalds. Public Relations. Marketing Executive Don Anderson (Greg Kinnear) of a fictional burger behemoth who has a major PR problem when documentary exposes the fast food industry. 134561 1997 Fast Forward DT Series. TV Anchor (Paula Zahn - 1997-1999) 134562 1979 Fast Friends MT TV Reporter (Sumi Haru). TV Talk Show Host 134563 1994 Fast Getaway M Newscaster (Tina Naughton) 134564 1987 Fast Gun M Reporter (Bobby Greenwood) 134565 1997 Fast Money M L Investigative Reporter McCoy is investigating a senator. The struggling journalist teams up with an experienced female car thief. He steals a car with a very special piece of luggage in the car. Suddenly they're chased by both sides of the law. Straight-laced journalist and the beautiful car thief are opposites who attract. 134566 1924 Fast Set, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 134567 1984 Fast Talking M Interviewer, CES (Jane McDermott) 134568 2009 Fast Track M News Media. Newscaster (Jillian McWhirter). Newscaster #1 (Clint Jung). Newscaster #2 (Jilian McWhirter). Newscaster #3 (Kasan Butcher). 134569 2005 Fat Actress T Series. Tabloids. Kirstie Alley's character is obsessed with the tabloids -- eager to find flaws in what they say about her but gullible when it comes to what is reported about other celebrities. 134570 2004 Fat Chance N Blumenthal, Deborah New York Food Columnist Maggie O'Leary. Food and men are two of her favorite pastimes. As a New York columnist, she covers food. As a woman with a crush on a Hollywood stud muffin, she covets men. To snag her star, she ignores her own anti-dieting dictates and sheds the pounds but eventually finds that you can get a man and eat your cake too. 134571 2000 Fat Friends: In Full Bloom T UK. Episode #12. 10-10-2002 Photographer (Stuart Wolfenden). 134572 2000 Fat Friends: When the Fat Lady Sings T Episode #6. 11-16-2000 Reporter (Eve Steele). 134573 1989 Fat Man and Little Boy M New York Times Reporter (Bill Rubenstein). 134574 1951 Fat Man, The M Photographer (Alvin Hammer). 134575 2004 Fat Slags M News Media. Newsreader (Brian Perkins). American Journalist (Johnny Myers). Dutch Journalist (Erich Redman). Trans-Global Media Board Member (John Gomez). 134576 1921 Fatal 30, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter for a newspaper involved with cult of sun worshipers and a lost chart showing the way to untold wealth 134577 1986 Fatal Affair N Johnston, Velda News Media 134578 2006 Fatal Appraisal NM Stanley, J.B. Second in a series Journalist Molly Applegate writes for the magazine Collector's Weekly and travels to cover all things collectible. In her latest assignment, Molly is to cover the hit TV show Hidden Treasures (a fictional Antiques Roadshow) in Richmond, Virginia. Although she is reluctant to leave her budding office romance with Mark, the magazine's Marketing Director, she is anxious for the chance to see the behind the scenes workings of the popular TV show. She discovers that the antique appraisal show is definitely not a happy family. The show's diva host Victoria Sterling's husband, the show's main appraise, is killed after he inspects an 18th-century desk with hidden compartments. Molly thinks the antique desk holds the key to this 21st century crime. It's up to her to collect the clues before more blood is shed over old rarities. 134579 1990 Fatal Charm MT TV Reporter (Eric Lawrence). News Reporter (Carol Higgins Clark). News Reporter (Will Robinson). 134580 2006 Fatal Contact: Bird Flu in America MT DVD -R HQ 6042, 6043 5-9-2006 News Media. Outbreak of avian flu mutates into a virus that becomes transmittable from human to human. Reporter #1 (David Aston). Reporter (Matthew Chamberlain). 134581 2003 Fatal Dead Lines NM Luciew, John Obituary writer Lenny Holcomb for the Harrisburg Herald is a veteran obit writer but he may be all washed up, burned-out and uninspired, but his self-deprecating humor is still there. He knows life in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania has nothing left to offer. He now realizes the dead are communicating with him through their obituaries. He goes into a "zone" when he writes, only gains awareness of these other worldly insertions when he proofs his drafts. At first he investigates small stories (12-year-old kills herself to escape abusive father). Then aide to Pennsylvania's governor dies and reveals he's been swindling campaign funds. He teams up with sexy investigative reporter Jacquelyn "Jack" Towers. Holcomb investigates. Soon on the trail of a popular governor with presidential ambitions who may have had a role in the death of his beautiful press secretary. Uncovers widespread political corruption. Realizes next obituary he writes may be his own. Busy newsroom. Lenny's role as speaker-for-the-dead by way of his obituary column -- he transposes actual thoughts of the dead while typing. 134582 1993 Fatal Deception: Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald MT Reporter (Vernon Reeves). TV Host (Alan Ackles). 134583 1999 Fatal Error MT Media Mogul faces a fight. 134584 1990 Fatal Exam M Reporter (Joan Lang) 134585 1991 Fatal Exposure MT TV Newswoman is father's girlfriend 134586 1982 Fatal Finish NM OWN - P D'Alton Martina Journalist Frank Gilby falls to his death from his fourth-floor apartment in New York City. Friend and fellow journalist Harry Lansing do not think it's an accident. Uncover the crime. 134587 1992 Fatal Fortune NM Babson, Marian News Media 134588 1940 Fatal Hour, The M DVD -R HQ 4474, 4473. DVD Mr. Wong Collection Reporter Bobby Logan (Marjorie Reynolds) tips off a detective 134589 1997 Fatal Image N Hurst, Jim San Francisco Investigative Reporter David Chan is sitting at a sidewalk cafe when a jumping suicide splats beside him. His subsequent pursuit of a story makes him a hero more than once as he traces the method behind the madness of a computer programmer who uses subliminal screen messages to get his way. Raised by a working prostitute, ridiculed by his schoolmates, Kurt Sloane has grown into a computer systems administrator at Security Insurance’s San Francisco office without shedding his fierce social insecurities or his rabid hatred of the women who spurn his how-about-it-babe advances. One day he gets the idea of humiliating his office mates by posting subliminal suggestions on their computers. Asian Reporter Chan goes after him -- and Sloan doesn’t like Asians anymore than he likes women who refuse his advances. 134590 1993 Fatal Instinct M Reporter (Julie Donatt). Reporter (Pauline Arthur Lomas). Reporter (Suli McCullough). Prison Reporter (Lucy Lin). Prison Reporter (Jane Lynch). Reporter (Judy Nagy). Prison Reporter (Bernard Hiller). Prison Reporter (Casey King). Court Reporter (Roger E. Reid). Press Room Reporter (Barry Eisen). 134591 1988 Fatal Judgment MT News Media. Reporter (Paul Du Pratt). Reporter (Vivian Farren). Reporter (Michael Field). Reporter (Edward Gil). Reporter #1 (Joe Faust). Reporter #2 (Thomas H. Middleton). Reporter #3 (Charlene Hall). Newscaster (Brian Bastien) Cameraman (R.J. Lindsey). 134592 1992 Fatal Memories MT DVD -R HQ 7823, 7824 Reporter (Bob Spence) 134593 1924 Fatal Mistake, The M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters/Photographers - Ness Book Cub Reporter Jack Darwin (William Fairbanks) for the Star, which is involved in a rivalry with The Herald. When he is sent to get a story on a set of diamonds, he tries to get an exclusive photo of a never photographed socialite. Reporter climbs a trellis and gets a picture of a woman, but the city editor finds out after the photo is printed that it was a maid. The cub is fired. At the employment agency he meets the maid who has also been fired and they return to the mansion. Reporter captures the perpetrators of a robbery at the mansion and foils the kidnapping of the socialite, who turns out to be an undercover police agent as well as his childhood sweetheart. Although the reporter gets his job back, he refuses to give the editor the story until he is given three dollars for a marriage license so he can marry his childhood sweetheart. 134594 1991 Fatal Obsession MF Italy. Ness Newswoman turns the tables on a would-be rapist -- the feisty reporter captures and rapes him. 134595 1988 Fatal Pulse M Reporter (Rolo Swank) 134596 1990 Fatal Sky M SV 177 Williams, Brian, David White, Anthony Able (Story). Able (Screenplay) U.S. Australia-Yugoslavia - Ness Book Reporter Jeff Miller (Michael Nouri) of the International Standard Times and TV Journalist George Abbott (Maxwell Caulfield) of SNS News are rivals investigating a government cover-up that may involve an UFO crash. Journalist (Rene Medvesek). Miller is described as "the social conscience of the international press, banished to nowhere for unknown transgressions" while Abbott is described as a shallow type who continually offers his rival superficial advice on how to appear on camera. Rivalry defined when Abbott tells Miller he makes three times as much and the print reporter responds, "Well, George, you're in show business." Both use questionable tactics to get information including stealing film, breaking into a compound. Reporter put in with patients possibly suffering from space virus while Abbot arrives with his cameraman and starts doing his report. Colonel prepares to shoot both reporters, but they are rescued. Military is trying to cover-up a toxic leak. Both reporters get story. Print reporter gets gal who saved them." In a few minutes you're going to be talking to a bunch of uncivilized, ungodly, immoral, dishonest, money-grubbing, unscrupulous slobs. Reporters. All hankering for the lurid details." 134597 1948 Fatal Step NM OWN - P Miller, Wade Press 134598 1984 Fatal Vision MT News Reporter (Norman Alexander Gibbs). Reporter (Allan Kolman). Reporter (Fred Ponzlov). TV Interviewer (Billy James). Photographer (Fred Retes). 134599 1994 Fatal Vows: Alexandra O'Hara Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 7211, 7212. TV Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand). 134600 1992 Fatale MF TV Interviewer (Francine Stock) 134601 2000 Fatalis: Novel, A NSF Rovin, Jeff Reporter Hannah Hughes investigates the disappearances of two engineers. She teams up with an anthropologist. When an ancient fissure is jolted in the hills above Los Angeles, the giant cats-in-suspended animation since ancient time, wake up. Then the deaths begin. Hughes and the anthropologist try to find the cats. 134602 2005 Fatalista, O MF Portugal. Editor (Renata Sancho). 134603 1964 Fate is the Hunter M SV 277 Reporter (Robert Duggan). News Reporter (Rusty Burrell). News Reporter (Paul Lukather). News Reporter (Marshall Reed). News Reporter (John Stevens). News Reporter (Ralph Thomas). KCOP-TV Reporter Dan Crawford (Max Showalter). Newsman (Joseph Hoover). Newsman (Richard Walsh). Public Relations Man Ted Wilson (Dort Clark), Consolidated Director of Public Relations. 134604 2000 Fate of Haile Selassie’s Great-Grandchildren N Hinmon, Dean Foreign Correspondent Mitch Hanley lands in Ethiopia and thinks that the game of death will be the same as in every hot spot he has covered since Vietnam. Butin Addis Ababa he becomes a central player, caught between the Marxist assassination squads and an unknown killer -- a fellow correspondent who could be the young woman with whom he is falling in love. 134605 1989 Father M TV Reporter (Kate Langbroek). 134606 1997 Father and Child Reunion NR OWN - P Flynn, Christine Silhouette Romance 373 Harlequin Reporter Rio Redtree of the Grand Springs Herald has only one chance to save his high school sweetheart and his newly discovered child. The Grand Springs Herald is a newspaper in Grand Springs, Colorado. "36 Hours That Changed Everything." The Grand Springs Herald, Vol. 103, No. 265, 35 cents. Headline: "Kidnapped! Mayor's Daughter and Granddaughter Missing." Herald Exclusive: Father Discovers Child -- Only to Lose Her Again." Reporter Redtree has never recovered from his teenage sweetheart's betrayal. She had left him without a word of explanation, and though six years had passed, the fire still burned within him. Now, suddenly, she was back -- along with her five-year-old daughter, whose jet-black hair spoke of her Native American heritage. Redtree would lay down his life for her -- and for his high school sweetheart, try as he might to deny it. But that was what his enemies were counting on. And soon his love was put to the ultimate test. 36 Hours -- A mother and child are held hostage…a father searches for clues…a whole town holds its breath. 134607 1941 Father and His Town N OWN - H Barry, Richard Press 134608 1977 Father Dear Father T Writer Patrick Glover, (Patrick Cargill) divorced British thriller writer. Ian Smythe, Patrick's publisher (Michael Segal) 134609 1990 Father Dowling Mysteries: T 1-18-90 Columnist killed by police. Kid identifies killer watching TV newscast 134610 1991 Father Dowling Mysteries: Moving Target Mystery, The T Episode #37. 2-7-1991 News Media. Reporter #2 (Marguerite DeLain). Broadcaster (Mary Watson). 134611 1998 Father for Brittany, A MT DVD -R HQ 7607, 7608. Reporter #1 (Linda Brooks). Reporter #2 (Merle Matheson). Reporter #3 (Michael Kinney). Field Reporter (Dan Duran). 134612 1964 Father Goose M L AFI-Radio Radio 134613 1993 Father Hood M SV 296 Spencer, Scott (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Kathleen Mercer (Halle Berry) for the L.A. Post gets involved with an ex-con after writing an article claiming he kidnapped his kids. The man calls to chew her out for factual errors in her article. Reporter is an African-American woman. Two develop a relationship by phone. He takes his kids cross country while she tries to get information to expose a foster home scandal. Between chase scenes, the reporter tries to persuade the father to return and tell his side of the story. Two finally meet when he decides to give himself up and attends a hearing on the reformatory where his kids were being held. When the reporter tries to get him to return by telling him they have cut a deal for him, he says that she lives in an insulated, middle-class dream world and only writes about the system, while he lives it. Reporter (Christine Poole). 134614 1960 Father Knows Best: Betty's Double T Episode #184. 1-4-1960 Talk Show. Betty wins a trip to Hollywood and appears on a television talk show 134615 1960 Father Knows Best: Father Delivers the Papers T SVD 1240 Episode #187. 1-25-1960 Newsboy. When Bud injures his back, Jim reluctantly takes over his paper route 134616 1954 Father Knows Best: Father of the Year T Episode. Series (10-3-54 to 4-5-63). Newspaper. Bud and Betty write an essay they believe will nominate their dad as Father of the Year in a contest run by a local paper 134617 1954 Father Knows Best: Formula for Happiness T Episode TV. Jim dreams that he appears on television and reveals the secret for happiness in life 134618 1956 Father Knows Best: Great Guy, The T Episode #74. 11-21-1956 Newspaper. Bud takes a job on the local newspaper 134619 1954 Father Knows Best: Meanest Professor, The T Episode Newspaper. Bud regrets writing a demeaning article about one of his professors 134620 1960 Father Knows Best: Togetherness T Episode #187. 1-25-1960 Reporter visits the family in order to do an article on family togetherness 134621 1957 Father Knows Best: Trip to Hillsborough T Episode #87. 2-20-1957 Newspaper. Bud ventures out into the world to find material for the book he plans to write 134622 1982 Father Koesler: Assault With Intent NM OWN - H Kienzle, William X. #4 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries Reporters Joe Cox and Pat Lennon are sometimes lovers and investigative reporters for rival Detroit newspapers, The Detroit News and The Free-Press. Plans to assassinate some of the priests, including Father Koesler, who are teaching in Detroit's seminaries. The would-be assassins are members of the Tridentine Society, a group that wants to restore Catholic Church to its purpose before Vatican Two. A second-rate TV company moves into make a TV reconstruction of what is happening. Two of the plotters manage to get themselves hired as extra production assistants and cause havoc on the set. 134623 1994 Father Koesler: Bishop as Pawn NM Kienzle, William X. #16 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. A bishop is dead and the priests are having a party. Divorce and annulment are involved. After another murder, Father Koesler tries to solve the case. 134624 1992 Father Koesler: Body Count NM Kienzle, William X. #14 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. A not-very-bright thug confesses that he's murdered a local priest and dumped the body in the grave of a legendary Monsignor. Father Koesler, bound by the seal of the confessional, is unable to do anything about it. A local priest has disappeared, but Koesler can't even tell the crook to pray in penance because it is doubtful if he knows any prayers. 134625 1995 Father Koesler: Call No Man Father NM Kienzle, William #17 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries Reporters Joe Cox and Pat Lennon are sometimes lovers and investigative reporters for rival Detroit newspapers, The Detroit News and The Free-Press. They try to outscoop each other when a gang of bored, affluent teenagers initiates violent crime spree. After three priests are murdered and the pope's safety is threatened in Detroit, the police, a Catholic priest and the press work in unison to apprehend the culprit and prevent further tragedy before the arrival of the Holy Father. The Pope's life may be threatened on a forthcoming visit to Detroit. Journalist Lennon even suspects that her ex-boyfriend Joe Cox may be planning to murder the Pope to get a good story for his paper. Three murders do occur. 134626 1991 Father Koesler: Chameleon NM Kienzle, William X. #13 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. Prostitute dressed like a nun, is murdered after midnight on the streets of Detroit. Other murders of church dignitaries follow. 134627 1993 Father Koesler: Dead Wrong NM Kienzle, William X. #15 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. Father Koesler's cousins and their involvement in a 30-year-old murder. 134628 1987 Father Koesler: Deadline for a Critic NM OWN - H - (Two Copies) Kienzle, William X. #9 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries Fine Arts Critic Ridley Groendal is the performing arts critic for the Detroit suburban Reporter. The critic's disgust, at times an outright loathing, for most writers, artists and performers led to acid flowing from his pen. Newspaperman Charlie Hogan. Groendal suffers a heart attack that was aggravated by the shock of receiving threatening or abusive letters from all four of the people who seemed to dislike him the most. Father Koesler knew Groendal since his high school and seminary days. 134629 1980 Father Koesler: Death Wears a Red Hat NM OWN - H Kienzle, William X. #2 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries Reporters Joe Cox and Pat Lennon are sometimes lovers and investigative reporters for rival Detroit newspapers, The Detroit News and The Free-Press. Bizarre killings involve revenge and decapitation. The first head is recovered from beneath a cardinal's red hat. Next specimens are perched on the shoulders of church statues throughout Detroit. What do the victims have in common? All of them were once criminal masterminds, men who had conceived the most monstrous crimes in the city's history. Now the murderer is out for justice. 134630 1986 Father Koesler: Deathbed NM OWN - P Kienzle, William X. #8 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. Father Koesler is acting as temporary chaplain in a Catholic hospital where several of the staff seem to be plotting to murder the indomitable old nun in charge. 134631 1989 Father Koesler: Eminence NM OWN - P Kienzle, William X. #11 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries Reporters Joe Cox and Pat Lennon are sometimes lovers and investigative reporters for rival Detroit newspapers, The Detroit News and The Free-Press. Small group of religious brothers with a strangely sinister leader who sets up a quasi-monastery in an old bank building in downtown Detroit and attracts large crowds because of the healing miracles that seem to occur there. Police Lieutenant "Zoo" Tully's own wife is one of those who seek a cure and Father Koesler is sent by the Archbishop to report on what's going on. 134632 1999 Father Koesler: Gathering, The NM Kienzle, William X. #24 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. Six young people from Detroit - four boys intent on the priesthood and two girls who want to be nuns -- are followed from their entry into religious life until middle age. 134633 1998 Father Koesler: Greatest Evil, The NM Kienzle, William X. #20 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. Father Koesler is pondering his imminent retirement. Circumstances force him to investigate a crime from the past, a murder that only now has come to light. Revelation is revealed after his successor clashes with the Bishop. A longtime colleague of the powerful bishop's, Koesler searches his memory for insight into his superior's demanding nature only to discover long-buried secrets. The secrets involve a devout family haunted by tragedy -- and shocking truths about sin, salvation and an even greater evil. 134634 1984 Father Koesler: Kill and Tell NM OWN - H Kienzle, William X. #6 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries Newspaper. Cleveland Sun News. An ambitious auto executive makes enemies on his ambitious way up the company. 134635 1997 Father Koesler: Man Who Loved God, The NM Kienzle, William X. #19 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. Father Koesler turns over Old St. Joe's Parish to a Father Zachary, the half-brother of Koesler's partner in crime-solving, Lt. Alonzo "Zoo" Tully. But no sooner has the father settled in than he finds himself following in Koesler's footsteps. He finds himself straight into the heart of intrigue involving the deeply devout president of a Detroit bank and a stunning woman with a tragic past and vengeful heart. When the manage of the bank's newest branch is murdered, the brothers Tully team up. 134636 1988 Father Koesler: Marked for Murder NM OWN - P Kienzle, William X. #10 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. Murder and mutilation of a series of prostitutes by someone dressed as a Roman Catholic priest. 134637 1990 Father Koesler: Masquerade NM OWN - P Kienzle, William X. #12 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. Seminar of would-be mystery writers include guest lecturers who are a rabbi, a nun, a monk and an Episcopalian priest who have all written successful crime novels with protagonists extensions of themselves. It is presided over by the famous televangelist and notorious publisher of sensational religious crime novels, Klaus Krieg. Father Koesler is there as a resource person. 134638 1981 Father Koesler: Mind Over Murder NM OWN - H Kienzle, William X. #3 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries Reporters Joe Cox and Pat Lennon are sometimes lovers and investigative reporters for rival Detroit newspapers, The Detroit News and The Free-Press. A lascivious Monsignor seems to enjoy blocking or delaying remarriage plans involving marriage annulments and church canon law. Then he disappears. He leaves a diary with the names of six of the faithful whose hopes he has dashed. They might have motives for murdering him. One kidnapped him, another murdered him and all six of them plus another for good measure seem to have done away with him including a fellow priest who administered the poison. Which story is true? 134639 1999 Father Koesler: No Greater Love NM Kienzle, William X. #21 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. Radical changes set in motion in the 1960s by the Second Vatican Council continue to reverberate in the Roman Catholic Church and the lives of its adherents. The retired priest, now in his 70s, retains an active interest in his former parish of St. Joseph's. 134640 1996 Father Koesler: Requiem for Moses NM Kienzle, William X. #18 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. Father Koesler knows he might be on shaky ground when he agrees to hold an unofficial wake for a Jewish man in old St. Joseph's Church. When the ceremony draws an unexpectedly huge and festive crowd, everyone seems glad he is dead. But when Koesler learns the dark details of the man's life, he soon concludes that only a natural death kept him from becoming a murder victim. Then the dead man stirs in his casket and all hell breaks loose -- bringing a storm of news media controversy. 134641 1979 Father Koesler: Rosary Murders, The NM OWN - H Kienzle, William X. #1 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. Priests and nuns are his targets. A plain black rosary entwined between the fingers of each victim is his calling card. Police don't have a clue, but Father Koesler sees a pattern -- a consuming religious obsession of a serial killer. Includes a terrifying encounter inside the Father's own confessional. 134642 1999 Father Koesler: Sacrifice, The NM Kienzle, William X. #23 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. An Episcopal priest of some renown has decided to convert to Roman Catholicism. When a murderer strikes before the ordination can take place, Koesler and the police scramble to unmask someone willing to kill for his or her beliefs. 134643 1983 Father Koesler: Shadow of Death NM OWN - P Kienzle, William X. #5 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. The murder of attempted murder of cardinals is all part of a bizarre Rastafarian-Mafia plan to destroy not only the papacy but also Father Koesler and his friends. 134644 1985 Father Koesler: Sudden Death NM OWN - P Kienzle, William X. #7 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. The murder of a unpleasant American football play creates many suspects, most of them members of the "God Squad," a pro footballer's Bible Group which Father Koesler had been invited to join. 134645 1999 Father Koesler: Till Death NM Kienzle, William X. #22 Father Robert Koseler Mysteries News Media. The St. Ursula Survivors Club helps salve the wounds and heal the souls of priests and nuns who served as assistants under the despotic Father who is now dead. But the victims still suffer from psychic scars. 134646 1982 Father Murphy: Happiness Is… T Episode #20. 9-28-1982 Photographer (John Wyler). 134647 1975 Father Murphy: Stopover in a One-Horse Town T Sheldon, Lee Episode News Media 134648 2008 Father of Convenience NR Thomas, Katrina Investigative Reporter Andres Nunez is shocked to learn that he has a two-year-old child. Parenthood is not part of his plan as he pursues the challenging career of an investigative journalist in various unsettled regions around the world. But he is curious about his daughter and the young nurse and mother his ex-wife appointed as the child’s guardian. Eve Bennett has a big problem. The father of her adopted daughter is not dead as she had believed for some time. Not only is Nunez alive, but he is also determined to interrupt her quiet, relaxing summer vacation on Hatteras Island in North Carolina. Despite her reservations, she allows him to spend him participating in family activities with her daughter and son. When Andres rents the house next door to hers, Eve doesn’t know what se’s going to do because she’s becoming far too comfortable with the presence of this charming, reckless man in her life. When Andres wrestles with whether or not he can be more than just an absentee father, Eve is forced to adjust to the idea of having her daughter’s handsome father as a permanent member of her family. Both of them must deal with the undeniable attraction that is growing between them and complicating everything. 134649 2007 Father of Lies M News Media. News Reporter (Aron Biedenham Coates). Field Reporter (Shanna Forrestall). TV Cameraman (Jarred Coates). 134650 1991 Father of the Bride M Photographer (Bruce A. Block). 134651 1950 Father of the Bride M Cameraman Duffy (Frank Hyers). 134652 2004 Father of the Pride: Larry's Debut, and Sweet Darryl Hannah Too T DVD -R HQ 1929 Episode. 9-7-2004. Premiere Episode TV Morning News Host Matt Lauer featured. 134653 1998 Father of Two NR OWN - P Arnold, Judith (Barbara Keller) Newspaper. Arlington Gazette. Article identifies a man as Arlington's best-known eastern European small-appliances thief. Man tells woman: "Is not true…But this terrible stupid newspaper says I do…Is called libel…." She didn't think the newspaper should have dragged his name through the mud. Police had supplied the newspaper with his name. She had been battling the police for seven years. Why not battle the Arlington Gazette as well? 134654 1979 Father Sky N OWN - H Freeman, Devery Journalist serves as a liaison between a New Jersey military academy and the outside world 134655 1941 Father Steps Out M West, Joseph (George Waggner - Screenplay) Ness Book - Remake of "City Limits." Reporter Jimmy Dugan (Frank Albertson) poses as a doctor's assistant to get a story from the president of a railroad. His disguise is blown when he is recognized by financier's daughter. City Editor Macy (John Maxwell). When her father falls off a train and disappears, she seeks the reporter's help. Reporter eventually locates the railroad president who has been hanging out with two hoboes. The reporter and the hoboes help fight off crooks from a rival railroad. 134656 1996 Father Ted: Rock-a-Hula Ted T Episode #13. 4-19-1996 TV Interviewer (Alan Shortt) 134657 1949 Father Was a Fullback M Reporter (Joe Haworth). Radio Announcer (Tom Hanlon) 134658 1928 Father, The N OWN - H (Two Copies) Brown, Katharine Holland Publisher. Ardent abolitionist goes west, settles in Illinois and publishers a newspaper whose fiery editorials against slavery attract the friendship of Lincoln toward the editor. 134659 1988 Father's Revenge, A MT Schulman, Tom (Story). Mel Frohman (Teleplay) Ness Book Reporter for The Tribune (Ron Silver) lends support to couple whose daughter has been kidnapped by terrorists. He meets them when they go overseas to try to secure her release. Reporters offers his assistance and gives them a file on the terrorist group. Reporter acknowledges that he has his own motives, claims his profession given to nepotism and favoritism and needs a good story to be noticed. When couple is contacted by a mercenary, the reporter runs a check on him. Discovers he is former member of British Intelligence. Reporter drops out of the film as the rescue mission takes place. 134660 1986 Father's Words, A N Stern, Richard News Media 134661 2004 Fatherhood: Lyin' King, The T DVD -R HQ 4262 Episode #4. 7-6-2004 News Media. Dr. Bindlebeep prepares to give a speech about truth in the media that evening and uses his captive family audience at the breakfast table to practice the speech and to preach about truth in general. 134662 1994 Fatherland MT L. VHS 285 Harris, Robert (Novel). Stanley Weiser, Ron Hutchinson (Teleplay) Ness Book Correspondent Charlie Maguire (Miranda Richardson). an American journalist born in Germania -- 75th birthday celebration inviting world press to visit Germania and Hitler who won the war. It is 1964. Journalist slipped packet with photograph and address. Goes to location, discovers bodies of man and woman. Questioned by SS officer who does not buy the official story that deaths of several officials were suicides. Reporter suggests they pursue the story together. Officer urges reporter to leave Berlin. Officer discovers men who once attended secret meeting are being murdered. Reporter is contacted by last surviving member of the group who asks her to help him defect to America in exchange for an exclusive story on the biggest crime of the war. He is killed after meeting with reporter. She is given information on extermination of Jews, which has been kept secret. She and Fellow Reporter Elliott (Garrick Hagon) get the information to American ambassador. Gestapo shoots officer. Reporter waits for Gestapo to come and arrest her. Bleak view of alternative reality dominated by Nazis. American press remains representative of freedom and hope truth will emerge. Party Official Anchor (David McAllister). 134663 1992 Fatherland NSF OWN - H Harris, Robert Journalist. Beautiful female American journalist helps unravels a World War II conspiracy 134664 1986 Fatherland MF West Germany Journalist (Bernard Bloch). 134665 1995 Fatigue Artist, The N Schwartz, Lynne Sharon Reporter is married to novelist caught in the clutches of insidious virus, chronic fatigue syndrome that makes her limbs feel like sandbags and her brain fog bound. She has contracted disease in aftermath of her reporter husband's violent death. Theirs was a rather cool marriage. Love of her life is an actor. As she battles her illness she works on a new novel, attends Tai Chi classes and soaks up the ambience of her beloved New York. 134666 1964 Fatimas and Kisses SS OWN O'Hara, John In "Waiting for Winter." Press 134667 1983 Fats Olsen SS Andersen, Benny (Translated by Alexander Taylor) In "Selected Stories." Editor-Narrator is an newspaper editor. 134668 1941 Fattig miljonar, En MF Photographer (Artur Rolen). 134669 1915 Fatty's Tintype Tangle T Photographer (Glen Cavender). 134670 1606 Faultes, Faultes and Nothing Else but Faultes ER USC Rich, Barnaby Pamphleteer. Prolific pen for money. 134671 2004 Faultline MT Reporter Cindy Baker (Sazzy Lee Varga-Calhoun). 134672 2008 Faun N Horton, Martha Retelling of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Marble Faun” Journalist Kendall is an ex-patriot living in Rome who encounters a young count who has been cast in a new film, a glamorous gallery owner with a menacing companion, and a former college classmate on a musical mission. When the gallery owner and the former college classmate disappear after a dramatic death, Kendall visits the young count at his Tuscan estate to uncover the truth. There he learns that the count, who strongly resembles a status of a fun, may actually be the one. 134673 1945 Fausse alerte MF News Agent (Yves Deniaud). 134674 2000 Faust: Love of the Damned M Newscaster (Leslie Charles) 134675 2007 Faux Elvis NSF Cook, Pat Reporter Kasey Costello is fresh out of journalism school and eager to prove herself. She’s sitting on the story any reporter, experienced or rookie, would sell his soul to tell the world. Elvis Presley, the King of Rock and Roll, is still alive. Yet the affable and enigmatic man she has befriended wants to reveal himself to the world in his own way and in his own time. Will Kasey be able to keep his secret or will her ambition to succeed drive her to make the scoop of a lifetime even if it means betraying a man she has come to admire? 134676 2006 Favas Can Be Fatal N Royal, Priscilla Food Critic Arthur Peters drops dead while dining at a restaurant and threatens the establishment’s existence. Alice McDoughall has no interest in sleuthing, but comes to the defense of her best friend who owns the restaurant. She uncovers a murder and a whole host of suspects who hated the obnoxious critic. 134677 2005 Favela Rising DF Brazil Interviewer Leandro Firmino. 134678 1919 Favor to a Friend, A M PR - AFI-Press Agents/Publicity Public Relations 134679 1995 Favorite Deadly Sins MT Reporter #1 (Kristopher Logan). Reporter #2 (Steven M. Porter). 134680 1987 Favorite Son N OWN - H Sohmer, Steve PR Press Aide Sally Crain, beautiful, savvy press aide to senator. Tommy Carter, Washington television bureau chief. 134681 1988 Favorite Son MT Miniseries News Media. TV Newscaster (Chris Lane). TV Anchorman (Chris Lane). Reporters (Darwyn Carson, Joseph Chapman, Nike Doukas, Kathy Fleig, Brad Laughlin, Rob Narita, Marion Scherer, Chuck Sloan, Peter Stelzer, Ron Tank, Vance Valencia). TV Newsperson (Suzanne Childs). TV Host (Larry Carroll). Newsseller (Bobby Baum). 134682 1946 Favorite Story R Series - 1946-49 Press 134683 1997 Fawcett N Kenney, Charles Weinberg List Journalist 134684 1950 Faye Emerson, The DT Interviewer Faye Emerson, one of network television's first female interviewers. low-cut gowns` 134685 1951 Faye Emerson's Wonderful Town DT Host Faye Emerson. Interviews, Half-hour variety series 134686 1959 FBI Story, The M L Radio Announcer (Ed Prentiss) 134687 2004 FC Zulu T Episode #6. 11-1-2004 Commentator (Flemming Toft - Himself). 134688 2006 Fea Mas Bella, La TF Mexico Series Reportera (Dioni Gonzalez). Paparazzi Gay (Jose Magana). Reportero Metiche (Juan Jose Origel). 134689 1990 Fear MT Newscaster (Jane Sibbett). News Dept. P.A. (Kevin Haley). 134690 1996 Fear & Favor in the Newsroom DT News Media coverage of events. Editors dissuade reporters from covering topics touchy to their stockholders and/or owners, how certain stories are edited to suit those controlling interests better, even on PBS. Also shows how insubordinate editors and reporters are eventually reassigned or dismissed. 134691 2006 Fear & Greed (aka Fear and Greed) NM Light, Lawrence Financial Reporter Karen Glick, feature writer for Profit Magazine writes an article about three sisters who have made a fortune with a computer program called Goldring that accurately predicts the stock market making the sisters very wealthy. They've kept Goldring their little secret but now one of the sisters is murdered. Goldring is missing -- and Karen Glick has a hit man on her trail. Reporter Glick works alongside the oldest sister to track down the murderer and the missing program. It isn't long before they're pursued by several powerful factions. A Wall Street thriller. 134692 2000 Fear and Loathing in America: The Brutal Odyssey of an Outlaw Journalist, 1968-1976 D Thompson, Hunter S. Journalist Hunter S. Thompson and his letters cover Thompson’s most debauched and well-known years: “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas,” “The Great Shark Hunt” and “Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail.” The private correspondence was hammered out from Woody Creek on his typewriter with the frenzied rat-tat-tat report of shots from the hip. Covering the Wonder Years, from the election of Nixon (which first fired his invective), Vietnam, the 1972 campaign, publication of the instantly notorious “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” to Watergate, the walking pharmacy reveals himself to be a surprisingly dedicated librarian, having dutifully filed carbons of all his correspondence for such an eventuality. By 1968, the success of “Hell’s Angels” had seen his stock, if not his income, rise, and on the magazine Scanlan Monthly was born Gonzo journalism, dismissing objectivity for furious spontaneity fired from both barrels. The hidden image on the Polaroid was a bleary eyed moralist in deadly earnest, uncontrollably seized by the free-associative rantings of a Tourette’s sufferer. The good doctor sees himself as an outlaw journalist. He certainly wants to resettle his country, and in many ways these 750 pages read as a “Dear John” from an estranged and bitterly spurned lover, the offending suitor being the American Dream. 134693 1998 Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas M DVD -R HQ 10394, 10395. DVD -R HQ 1982, 1983. DVD Based on Hunter S. Thompson's Book. Journalist Hunter S. Thompson as Raoul Duke, Thompson's alter ego (Johnny Depp) Reporter (Tyde Kierney). Blonde TV Reporter in Elevator (Cameron Diaz). Magazine Reporter at Mint 400 (Mark Harmon). Newscaster (James O'Sullivan). Newscaster (Milt Traver). 134694 1971 Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream, A N COPY Thompson, Hunter S. Journalist-Narrator Raoul Duke, a Gonzo journalist based on the author. On assignment for Rolling Stone Magazine and other magazines. 134695 2006 Fear Face CB James Bond 007 #9 British Reporter Derek from Fleet Street (Fleet Street Reporter). A suspected traitor returns to England and tries to convince Agent James Bond that she was kidnapped and framed by a foreign spy network. Risking his career, Bond uses her information and it leads him to a complicated scheme involving a mining industrialist, an expert in robotics, a faked robbery, several double-crosses and a walking mechanical killer. 134696 1992 Fear Inside, The MT DVD -R HQ 7244, 7243. SVD 1334. SVD 1183 Reporter (Maria Diaz) 134697 1975 Fear is Spreading, The MT Thriller special American Journalist Tracy Loxton (Tandy Cronyn) on a routine assignment in England, taken hostage by two prison escapees 134698 1920 Fear Market, The M Troubetsky, Amelie Rives (Play). Clara Beranger (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers/Publishers/Scandal Sheets - Ness Book Tabloid Owner Major Stone (Frank Losee) secretly owns Society Chatter, a scandal sheet which he uses to blackmail clients. Chief reporter is Jim Carson (Fred Burton). Paper tries to blackmail a society woman but she refuses to give in to their demands. Woman commits suicide. She's a friend of the publisher's daughter who does not know her father owns the paper. She enlists the aid of Editor Oliver Ellis (Richard Hatteras), operator of a respectable paper, to crusade against the scandal sheet. Together, they set a trip to expose the reporter as a blackmailer, although Major Stone's paper tries to get dirt on the editor to stop him. Daughter finally discovers the real owner of the paper is her father. Daughter forgives him when he agrees to stop publishing Society Chatter. 134699 1961 Fear No More M AFI-Authors Writer 134700 1993 Fear of a Black Hat M SVD 541 Interviewer chronicles the misadventures of an outspoken rap group that preaches one thing and practices another 134701 2008 Fear of Animals N Serna, Enrique Former Crime Reporter Evaristo Reyes finds himself immersed in the thuggish mire of Mexico’s law enforcement when he trades his desire to write for a life as a secret policeman. He justifies the sacrifice of his artistic integrity as a necessary evil aimed at creative research -- all the while enjoying the salary and perks of his squalid position. When his brutish boss orders him to kill a marginal literary critic who insulted the president in print, he identifies with the scribe instead and is soon incriminated for a murder he fails to commit. 134702 2007 Fear of Clowns 2 M Reporter (Josh Wheaton). 134703 1998 Fear of God, The: 25 Years of "The Exorcist" DT Publicist Joe Hayms. 134704 2001 Fear of the Dark M News Media. The Reporter (Rene Laverde). Crime Photographer Eugene Stanley (Stephen Webber). 134705 1975 Fear on Trial T SVD 630 Broadcaster John Henry Faulk (William Devane) as blacklisted broadcaster 134706 1999 Fear Runs Silent M News Broadcaster (Melinda Singer) 134707 1957 Fear Strikes Out M DVD -R HQ 5762, 5763 Sports Media. Headlines. Newspaper stories. 134708 2004 Fear Within M Parsons, Lisa Lynn News Reporter (Joe Avalon) 134709 1996 Fear's Justice NM Olden, Marc African-American Reporter Carlyle Taylor is a crusading, black female journalist long-determined to get a racist and sexist cop thrown off the force. Rogue cops hire out contract killers. Racist cop's girlfriend killed in parking lot. His only resource is his worst enemy -- Taylor. As their investigation unfolds, both begin to make some powerful new enemies. Dirty money, police corruption and murder-for-hire. The racist cop and the African-American reporter discover that the asking price for justice may be their lives. 134710 1988 Fearful Symmetry NM Waltch, Lilla Reporter Lisa Davis for the Braeton Times 134711 1993 Fearless M TV Reporter (Kevin Brophy). Reporter (Paul Ghiringhelli). Reporter #2 (Joe Paulino). 134712 1969 Fearless Frank M AFI-Authors Writer 134713 1958 Fearmakers, The M SVD 1102 Press 134714 1896 Feasts of Autolycus, The: Diary of a Greedy Woman, The N Pennell, Elizabeth (Robins) Newspaper. Collection of articles on meals and recipes. 134715 2004 Feather Boy T UK. Series. Photographer (Amarjit Bassan). 134716 1934 Feathered Serpent, The M Wallace, Edgar (Novel) UK Reporter Peter Dewin (Tom Helmore) proves actress innocent of murder. What was the Feathered Serpent? What did it mean? Why did it come, as a strange symbol of malice, as the signature of the threatening letters, letters received on the same day by a London musical comedy star, a successful broker and a big bookmaker. But one more day and the bookmaker is mysteriously shot and killed. Then the actress and the broker are thrown into a frenzy of fear. 134717 1930 Feathered Serpent, The N Wallace, Edgar Reporter Peter Dewin, whose specialty is crime, thinks notes sent to a musical comedy star are a publicity stunt for the actress -- particularly when she reports that she has been held up by two men who did her no injury and took nothing of value. What was the Feathered Serpent? What did it mean? Why did it come, as a strange symbol of malice, as the signature of the threatening letters, letters received on the same day by a London musical comedy star, a successful broker and a big bookmaker. But one more day and the bookmaker is mysteriously shot and killed. Then the actress and the broker are thrown into a frenzy of fear. Miss Ella Creed is remarkably calm after being knocked unconscious and losing her jewels to a pack of thieves -- the gems were just imitations, after all. But panic sets in when she discovers a card tied around her neck that holds a crude drawing of a feathered serpent. Reporter Peter Dewin soon discovers that a wealthy artist, a boxing promoter and a nouveau riche stockbroker all share her fear. But why? And just who is behind the feathered serpent crimes? 134718 1949 Feature Story T Fireside Theatre - 6-7-49 Press 134719 1945 Federal Operator 99 M Photographer Mack (Frank Marlowe). Photographer (Curt Barrett). 134720 2002 Federal Protection M TV Reporter Quentina Smith (Eramelinda Boquer). Newscaster (Bob Babinski). 134721 1978 Fedora M Newscaster (Arlene Francis). Photographer (Rex McGee). 134722 2002 Feedback T Czech Republic. Series 2002-2003 Journalist (Amber Agar). 134723 1990 Feedback Report DT Series 1990 Interviewer (Christopher Morris) 134724 2004 Feeding the Masses M Parody News Media. Mysterious plague brings the dead back to life and a small group of news reporters and their military escort set out to tell the truth despite government's efforts to take control of the news media. Channel 5’s lead TV Anchorwoman Sherry (Rachel Morris) in Pawtucket, Rhode Island struggles to reveal the truth. She enlists the aid of a top cameraman Torch Tenney (Billy Garberina) -- he’s called torch because he “burns so much film” -- and a military guard to rip the lid off the story and reveal that the dead have returned to feast on the flesh of the living. A media blackout has left the general public unaware of the apocalyptic happenings. When the government learns that the Lazarus virus is reanimating the deceased and instilling them with an insatiable appetite for human flesh, the government’s answer to the problem is to simply cover it up. The journalist is determined to reveal the government’s elaborate ruse. News Photographer 2 (Richard Tobin, Jr.). 134725 1928 Feel My Pulse M VHS 1223 Rogers, Howard Emmett (Story). George Marion Jr. (Titles). Keene Thompson, Nick Barrows (Adaptation-Scenario). AFI-Reporters. Ness Book. Powell Reporter Wallace Roberts (Richard Arlen -- "Her Problem") exposes gang of rum-runners. Reporter was working undercover as one of the alleged gang to write an article on the gang, although this is not revealed until midway through the film. Heiress required to lead germ-free life. When she reaches the age of 21 she decides to hide from a scheming uncle in a sanitarium she has interested, not realizing that it serves as a front for gang of rumrunners. Reporter is found out. Heiress is able to subdue the gang with a bottle of chloroform, causing them to stumble about in slow-motion. She and the reporter become engaged. 134726 2004 Fefer, The M Shawn, Wallace screenplay from his play Reporter (Michael Moore). 134727 2006 Feher tenyer MF Hungary Reporter (Zsuzsa Csiszhi). 134728 1989 Fei yue wei qiang (aka Close Escape) MF Hong Kong Japanese Reporter Migi (Yukari Oshima) gives an innocent man framed for murder by gangsters and on the run from the authorities and helps him recover from his wounds -- but for reasons entirely her own. 134729 1500 Feigned News PO COPY Heywood, John In "Proverbs, Epigrams and Miscellanies of John Heywood, The." - 1497-1580 News. "Be it new or stale, A harmless lie than a harmful true tale." 134730 2005 Fej vagy iras MF Hungary. Paparazzi #1 (Denes Szamosi). Paparazzi #2 (Laszlo Klein). Paparazzi #3 (Lorant Nagy). Photographer (Pal Nanasi). 134731 1987 Feldmann saken MF Journalist Swann (Aril Martinsen) 134732 1969 Felicia M AFI-Photographers Photographer 134733 1999 Felicia Quattlebaum: Lonely Street NM Brewer, Steve #1 PI Bubba Mabry Series Tabloid Journalist spots a convincing Elvis look-a-like in New Mexico. Turns out it's really Elvis. He's worried that he could be exposed, so he hires Bubba for some surveillance work at $30 an hour. Couple of corpses later, Bubba is a murder suspect. Elvis is gone and journalists are circling overhead like vultures. Sleazy tabloid reporter is the "fan" who is harassing Elvis. 134734 1997 Felicia Quattlebaum: Shaky Ground NM Brewer, Steve #2 PI Bubba Mabry series. Tabloid Reporter Felicia Quattlebaum investigates a real-estate developer who may have some connection with a killer. The fiery Quattlebaum is an underemployed Albuquerque private eye's fiancée. Each solves the case by different means. Bubba interviews the principals and tangles with mobsters while Quattlebaum analyzes real-estate deals. 134735 1996 Felicia Quattlebaum: Witchy Woman NM Brewer, Steve #3 PI Bubba Mabry Mysteries Reporter Felicia Quattlebaum is the PI Bubba Mabry's girlfriend. When murder strikes at a women-only commune near Taos, New Mexico, Mabry becomes the number one suspect. Quattlebaum to the rescue. 134736 2000 Felicidades MF Photographer (Abain Vain). 134737 1988 Felix hat die Nase vorn N Wolfsteiner, Achim Germany TV Journalist 134738 1866 Felix Holt, the Radical N USC Eliot, George Press. North Loamshire Herald. 134739 1998 Felix in the Underworld N Mortimer, John Publicist Brenda Bodkin had an endlessly unconsummated passion for British author Felix Morsom, whose novels no longer hit the bestseller lists, but is critically lauded for his sad little tales about people in a quiet decaying English seaside town.. He hopelessly yearns for his hip publicist Bodkin when he is hit by a paternity suit that leads to murder 134740 1980 Felix och meteroen CB Germany. Felix - Jan Loof’s Felix Reporter Max. Crime Reporter Egon. 134741 2004 Fellow Servants N Ylitalo, Gail Reporter Whitney Noland, a newspaper feature writer that has worked hard to make it to the top, learns that she has cancer, she decides to do an in-depth investigation on researchers who are seeking the illusive cure to the deadly disease. She follows a trail of deception and wealth that leads her into a secret society composed of self-perceived "fellow servants"-a society that, if exposed, would change the world of medicine forever. As Whitney desperately struggles to escape her fate, a web of murder and intrigue draws her deeper and deeper into this underworld of power and greed. She was plagued by severe headaches and at a time when she should be enjoying her hard won career successes, Noland has to deal with the inevitability of death from cancer. With strength, courage and stubbornness that defines her, she takes on her final newspaper assignment -- to pose as a student at research facility specializing in top secret cancer treatments. Will she find the story of the century or will she die trying? 134742 1987 Fellow Travelers N OWN - H Beam, Alex Correspondent Nick Perkins, an engaging young magazine correspondent based in New York City 134743 1995 Felony M Reporter (Tina Coffman). Reporter (Kathy Times). Reporter (Matthew Monks). Reporter (John Edd Thompson). Reporter (John Watkins). Reporter (Aubrey Williams). News Crew member (Linda Jones). News Crew members (Cathy Riva, Nona Simmons, Donna Watson). News Crew (Barry Bain). News Crew (Stan Blanck). News Crew (Tarnell Brown). News Crew (Curt Chapman). News Crew (Brad Gunther). News Crew (Quintin Howard). News Crew (Ben Mulkey). News Crew (Brett Oates). News Crew (John Schamber). News Crew (Bill Wood). 134744 1967 Felony Squad: Deadly Junkman, The T Episode #36. News Media. Newsman (Dick Enberg). 134745 1967 Felony Squad: Echo of a Killing T Episode #25. 2-27-1967 Photographer (Anthony Redondo). 134746 1968 Felony Squad: Epitaph for a Cop T Episode #53. 2-5-1968 News Media. 1st Reporter (Paul Napier). 134747 1966 Felony Squad: Streets Are Paved with Quicksand, The T Episode #1. 9-12-1966 Reporter (Noam Pitlik). 134748 1967 Felony Squad: Target! T Episode #24. 2-20-1967 Newscaster (Allen Emerson). 134749 1967 Felony Squad: Time of Trial T Episode #39. 11-1-1967 Reporter (Paul Napier). 134750 1966 Felony Squad: Underground Nightmare T Episode. 9-9-1968. Season #3. Episode #3 Reporter (Fabian Dean). 134751 1981 Fem dagar i december TF Sweden Journalist Ake Blom (Weiron Holmberg). Journalist Birgitt Werner (Eva-Britt Strandberg). 134752 1975 Fem dagar I Falkoping MF Journalist (Helge Skoog). 134753 1976 Female Chauvinists M DVD Adult - Gay Photojournalist Cecil sends his girlfriend “Boopsie” (Roxanne Brewer), another journalist, to go undercover to infiltrate a training camp run by militant lesbian feminists. It’s a summer camp for radical feminists and she wants the story. 134754 1998 Female Closet, The DT Interviewer Sarah Dezuttere 134755 1955 Female Jungle M Kaiser, Burt (Story). Kaiser, Bruno Ve Sota (Screenplay) Ness Book Gossip Writer Claude Almstead (John Carradine) is suspected of murder of an actress he turned into a star by playing her up in the articles. He escorted the victim to a premiere shortly before she was killed. Journalist goes to see a caricaturist to have drawing done for his column. When the artist has fight with his wife, journalist takes her out for a drink and then back to his house. Columnist tries to get evidence to prove caricaturist committed the murder Columnist succeeds in implicating the killer and explains what happened to the police. 134756 1989 Female Reporter (aka Shi jie da shai. Above the Law II. Lady Reporter). M Female Reporter 134757 1909 Female Reporter, A M Managing Editor of The Daily Knocker assigns a society reporter to ob a house to show the inefficiency of the police force. Caught by the owner, convinces police he is the burglar. 134758 1994 Female Superior Position NM Bakos, Susan Crain Advice Columnist Carolyn Steel, monthly erotic advice column in Playhouse Magazine. Receives death threats. 134759 1700 Female Tattler, The ER Crackenthorpe, Mrs. News. Fictional Owner of the Female Tatler, Mrs. Crackenthorpe, "a Lady that knows every thing," the most vigorous rival of the Tatler, appeared for the first time on Friday, July 8, 1709. Mrs. Crackenthorpe presented herself modestly as Mr. Bickerstaff's fellow-laborer in a "cooperative enterprise." Periodical on the "contrary days" not taken by the Tatler, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Never been identified. Mrs. Manley was supposedly Mrs. Crackenthorpe. Poem: "Who rambles about with a Female Disguise on, And lives upon Scandal…." 134760 1941 Feminine Touch, The M DVD -R HQ 3333, 3334. SVD 1493 Critic Shelly Mason (Henry Daniell) 134761 1995 Feminine Touch, The (AKA November Conspiracy, The) M SVD 795 Journalist (Paige Turco) finds herself at center of political intrigue after secret-agent boyfriend is killed. 134762 2009 Feminista NR Kennedy, Erica Kennedy is a journalist who has covered entertainment and fashion for US and In Style. Journalist Sydney Zamora has organized a life for herself as a celebrity journalist at hot magazine Cachet and strides through the canyons of New York City as if she owns them. She is fiercely independent, aggressively opinionated and utterly self-made. She’s reshaped her body into the perfect sample-sale outfitted six 6. There’s just one problem: Sydney is so strong that she plays keep-away with men. But now that she’s hitting her midthirties, she wants one. Badly. For her birthday, Sydney’s sister ambushes her with the services of Mitzi Berman, $40,000 a shot Manhattan matchmaker extraordinaire. Mitzi also has her eyes on Max Cooper, the scion of Harvey’s department store, the chicest place to shop in America. And nothing could make either Sydney or Max Cooper run faster than Mitzi, with her rules and her Brooklyn accent -- that is, if they didn’t concede her a point or two. 134763 1995 femme dans la tourmente, Une TF France Journalist (Laurent Moine). TV Anchor (Tony Lima). 134764 1997 Femme de chambre du Titantic, La MF Chinese Photographer (Jim Adhi Limas). 134765 1988 Femme de mes armours, La MF Journalist (Roberto Giannini) 134766 1990 Femme des autres, La MF Reporter (Julian Courbet). Reporter (Christophe Hutteau). 134767 2002 Femme Fatale M Photographer. Pesky Paparazzo (Antonio Banderas). Cannes Commentator (Jean Chatel). Photographer (Bertrand Merignac). 134768 2003 Femme Fatale NM Douglas, Carole Nelson PR Journalist Jane Cochrane (aka Nelly Bly) who helped Irene Adler pursue Jack the Ripper in two previous adventures brings Adler to New York in 1889 to hunt a serial killer and find out about her past. Journalist Bly writes Adler that someone is trying to murder Adler's mother. As the two team up to find the serial killer, Bly brings another ace investigator across the Atlantic, the last man on earth Adler wants to discover anything about her past -- Sherlock Holmes. 134769 1994 Femme Fontaine: Killer Babe for the C.I.A. M News Media. TV News Reporter (Robin Timm) 134770 1969 Femme infidele, La M AFI-Authors Writer 134771 1985 femme ou deux, Une MF France. Photographer (Steve Landis). 134772 1957 Fencers, The N Kemp, Diana News Media 134773 2002 Fender Benders N Fitzhugh, Bill Journalists are vengeful 134774 1895 Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offenses SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 134775 2006 Feral M News Media. News Reporter (Melinda McGowan). Radio Voice #1 (Michael Fannon). 134776 2007 Feral Generation, The M Interviewer (Jamie Hinde - The Interviewer). Cameraman (Danny Panthaki). 134777 1994 Ferals, The: Exam Fever T Episode #7. 6-20-1994 Reporter (Diedre Brennan). 134778 2004 Fergus McPahil: Razzle Dazzle T Episode #18. 5-24-2004 TV Interviewer (Ella Rose). 134779 2004 Fergus McPhail: In a Jam T Episode #8. 2-20-2004 PR Man (Paul English). 134780 1975 Ferguson's Capsules SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 134781 2001 Fermat's Last Tango M News Media. Reporter (Christianne Tisdale). Reporter (Carrie Wilshusen). Reporter (Gilles Chiasson). Reporter (Mitchell Kantor). 134782 1987 Fernseh-Spiele N Schöpf, Alois Austria TV Journalist 134783 1999 Fernsehen unter dem Hakenkreux, Das DF TV Reporter Fritz Janek. Former TV Reporter Heinz Riek. Reich Broadcasting Director Eugene Hadamovsky. 134784 1999 Fernsehland (1999) / Nahkampf (2002) N Schiller, Francis (Pseudonym?) Germany TV Journalist 134785 1977 Fernwood 2-Night T Series 1977-1978 Parody News. Satire of talk shows. Studios of Channel 2 in Fernwood, Ohio. Host Barth Gimble (Martin Mull). Sidekick Jerry Hubard ( Fred Willard). 134786 2002 Feroce MF Reporter centre commercial (Pascal Vasselin). 134787 1930 Fertig mit Berlin? N Medelssohn, Peter de Germany Journalist 134788 2008 Festa de Verao 15 anos TVI T Portugal Journalists Carla Pereira D’Ascencao, Monica Jardim, Tatiana Figueiredo. Host Rita Seguro. 134789 1996 Festin de l’araignee, Le (aka The Spider’s Banquet. The Feast of the Spider) N Tabachnik, Maud #1 Sandra Kahn Series American Journalist Sandra Khan of the San Francisco News is a lesbian who finds herself playing the role of a detective. She discovers in Boulder, a small town in Arizona, a conspiracy of silence surrounding a mysterious disappearance. She is determined to hunt down the murderer, a Seventh Day Adventist obsessed with purification. Portraits of gays and lesbians mired in a provincial town hostile to them where humor is often the only weapon against violence. 134790 1970 Festival N Spicer, Bart. American Public Relations man par excellence Ethan Allen Chapin is at the Cannes Film Festival to promote a film. 134791 1996 Festival MF Italy Paparazzi (Walter D'Errico). 134792 1961 Festival M Spain Journalist Joachim (Julio Nunez). Publicity Manager (Juan Cortes). Bildreporter Xaver (Jose Maria Tasso). 134793 1968 Festival I Venedig MTF Journalist Tom Wilson (Per Asplin) 134794 2001 Festival in Cannes M TV Interviewer (Marya Kazakova) 134795 1965 Festivitetssalongen MF Journalist Blom (Gosta Ekman). Editor (Sigge Furst). 134796 1967 Festivities by the River SS OWN - H Kaiko, Takeshi In "Five Thousand Runaways: Stories by Takeshi Kaiko." American Newspapermen. Two of them. 134797 1952 Fete a Henriette, La (aka Henriette, Holiday for Henrietta, A). M Jeanson, Henri, Julien Duvivier (Screenplay) France - Released in U.S. in 1955. Ness Book Photojournalist Robert (Michel Roux) for a Paris weekly. Invites girlfriend out for birthday, then leaves for liaison with woman from circus whose picture he took for magazine cover. His girlfriend is seduced by man who takes her with him to robbery. They run off when police arrive. Man turns himself in and girlfriend is reunited with photojournalist after he is disappointed by his rendezvous. 134798 1959 Fetish (Mistress, The) N Keogh, Tom News Media 134799 1996 Fetishes DT Interviewer Nick Broomfield. 134800 1874 Fettered for Life, or, Lord and Master: A Story of To-Day N Blake, Lillie Devereux Reporter for the New York Trumpeter, Frank Heywood, is a female cross-dresser masquerading as a male reporter. The female reporter successfully keeps her disguise a secret. On page 364, Frank reveals to Laura that he is really not a man, but a woman. “Laura,” he said, “I am so much attached to you -- I trust you so entirely, that I think I can confide in you.” “I hope so, Frank;” looking at him in surprise. “Have you never guessed my secret?” he asked, turning upon her the full light of those strange eyes; “you have told me more than once that I was like a brother to you, if you had said a sister, it would have been nearer the truth.” Laura regarded her companion for a moment with an astonished gaze; then a hundred little circumstances rushed to her memory -- “You are a woman!” she cried, clapping her hands in delight; “that is glorious!” and she caught Frank around the neck with a hearty kiss. The young journalist looked really happy, and laughed light heartedly. “It is rather a large practical joke isn’t it! Sometimes I keenly enjoy it.” Page 365: “It’s grand!” cried Laura; “Perfectly grand! To think of you being one of the editors of ‘The Trumpeter!’ And going all over town as you please! And knocking Bludgett down! And rescuing me from Judge Swinton! And voting, I dare say!” As a grand climax -- “Oh, it’s delicious!” “And you never suspected me?” “Never; I thought you were entirely different form any man I ever knew; so gentle, so refined, seeming to understand my feelings so completely; I loved you, I have often thought, as I might have loved a woman. But I never dreamed of this!” ...Frank: “I was born at the south, as you know. I was the only child and my mother died in giving me birth. My father, who loved her passionately, never remarried, but devoted himself to my education. I lived with him on a lonely plantation and, less restrained by conventionalities than most girls, was his companion in his rides, his walks, and even in the athletic sports of which he was unusually fond so that I grew up remarkably strong and vigorous. The war came, and after a time my father went away to fight, as he believed, for freedom. He was killed; the Negroes were free, our property was worthless, and I found myself at twenty, alone in the world, with no protector, and no home! I had an uncle, himself already burdened with the care of a large family, and I determined not to be dependent on him. Full of a romantic belief in my own possibilities of work, I took what little money I could raise from the sale of the furniture of the house and came to New York. I suppose I can say it now,” the young journalist went on with a smile; “I was a very good-looking girl.” “I can readily believe it,” said Laura; “you are a very handsome young man.” “Thanks. Well, my beauty, such as it was, did me no good;” gloomily -- “I had no friends, I was entirely unprotected. I was insulted, refused work, unless, I would comply with the disgraceful propositions of my employers; in short, I had the experience which so many young women have in the great city; poverty, temptation, cruelty. I was resolved not to sink where so many had fallen; but it was hard work sometimes. There was one man in particular who persecuted me so persistently, that at last I scarcely dared to go out, lest he should carry me off to some hopeless pit. Then I grew desperate, and as much to avoid him as for any other purpose, I pawned my last article of value -- my father’s watch -- which I had kept securely till then, and which, by the way, I have since redeemed; and with the money thus obtained bought a suit of boy’s clothes. The change was delightful! You can never imagine what it was! My limbs were free; I could move untrammeled, and my actions were free; I could go about unquestioned. No man insulted me, and when I asked for work, I was not offered outrage.” “I know what that is,” said Laura; recalling her own experiences as a book-agent. “At first, I thought I would only wear the dress for a short time; but one day I read in the papers an account of that physician who recently died in Edinburgh, and who, after a long life of honor, wide practice and the enjoyment of many dignities, was discovered to be a woman, when death had ended her career. Had her sex been known she could not even have studied her profession -- she began forty years ago -- she would never have been acknowledged as capable and would not have received a single one of the marks of distinction which were given to her. Her story moved me to attempt a like success; I resolved to carve out for myself a place in the world as a man, and let death alone reveal my secret and prove what a woman can do;” with a resolute light in those deep eyes. “You have set yourself a grand task!” Laura said enthusiastically. “Yes, and thus far I have been able to carry it out according to my hopes. At first I had hard work, of course. I began as a news-seller; studying at night to learn shorthand; then I got employment on an evening paper, and at last on “the Trumpeter.” Of course my dress enabled me to go places and scenes which I could not have visited in the garb of my sex, and I have seen a great many odd and terrible things in that way. But thus far, no one but Rhoda, has ever suspected my secret.” “But I don’t understand that dear little mustache,” said Laura, who had been studying her companion closely. “That is only a cunningly-devised fiction,” laughed Frank. “A very clever one, certainly,” said Laura; “and do you vote at the election?” “Undoubtedly; I have never missed one since I have been a man and now you understand why I so thoroughly believe in woman suffrage.” This strange revelation of Frank’s history offered food for a long conversation between the two, and they were both surprised and almost sorry, when the train at last started. “...and in truth his eyes shone with a lustre that Laura had not seen in them before....” (p. 191)... “melancholy eyes” “mysterious eyes.” 134801 1958 Feuer und Asche N Lützkendorf, Felix Germany Journalist 134802 1961 Fever in the Blood, A M News Media. Reporters (Frank Marlowe, Frank J. Scannell). Reporter at the Hospital (Robert Williams). 134803 1985 Fever Pitch M SV 126 Brooks, Richard (Screenplay) Columnist-Sportswriter Taggart (Ryan O'Neal) of the Los Angeles Herald Examiner, a syndicated columnist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Taggart, in trying to know what it is like to live on the edge, becomes a compulsive gambler, the "Mr. Green" he invents. When we meet Taggart, he has lost a lot of money, his wife has been killed in an accident while she was on her way to pay one of his gambling debts, and he has lost his self-respect. His life is out of control. He lies, drinks heavily, lands in jail. He even does favors for gamblers. The Sports Editor (John Saxon) loves Taggart's new series on gambling. But he has no idea that his reporter is the compulsive gambler in the story. Taggart ends up confessing everything and enters gamblers' anonymous to try to kick his addiction. Reporter (Gordon Jones). Reporter (Allan Malamud). Sun Publisher (Hank Greenspun). Real journalists include (Publisher) Hank Greenspun, then publisher of the Las Vegas Sun and sports columnist Alan Malamud and Handicapper Gordon Jones, who at the time were working for the Los Angeles Herald Examiner. 134804 1997 Fever Pitch M Radio Sports Commentator (Mike Ingham). Commentators, Football (Brian Moore, David Pleat, Elton Welsby). 134805 2005 Fever Pitch M DVD -R HQ 4687, 4688. Horny, Nick (Book). Lowell Ganz and Babaloon Mandel (Screenplay) Reporter (J.C. Kenny). Reporter (Paul McGuire). Reporter at Spring Training (Steve Levy). Sportscasters (Joe Buck, Joe Castiglione). Stadium Announcer (Carl Beane). 134806 1998 Fever Pitch N Sports Journalism. Young boy endures his parents' separation and takes solace in soccer matches. Talks at length about desire to be a sports writer when he grows up. Sports journalism as a metaphor for his upbringing. 134807 1997 Few Doctors, The M Photographer (Mark Ayres) 134808 1971 Few Hours of Sunlight, A (Un peu de Soleil dans L'eau Froide-1969) N OWN - P Sagan, Francois 1969 in France Newspaperman Gilles goes to the country to find meaning in life. 134809 1971 Few Hours of Sunlight, A (Un peu de soleil dans l'eau froide, Little Sun in Cold Water, A. Sunlight on Cold Water) M France - Ness Reporter Giles Lantier (Marc Porel), Parisian Journalist falls in love 134810 1946 Few of the People, A NM Barker, Dudley (Black, Lionel) Press 134811 1997 Fiancé Thief, The NR Tracy South Harlequin Love & Laughter Editor-Owner Alec Mason of the local weekly paper hires Claire Morgan sight-unseen after reading her writing. But the mousy little person that he works with is not reporter material in his mind -- so he has her writing lifestyle pieces. 134812 1917 Fibbers, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 134813 1998 Fiber Optics (aka Fibre Optica) MF Mexico - Ness Journalist Marco Antonio Gutierrez (Roberto Sosa) investigates the killing of a prominent Mexican politician. Assisted by photographer girlfriend Maria Ponce (Lumi Cavazos). Reporter Marco Antonio Gutierrez (Roberto Sosa) is hired by an unknown man to search for the murderer who killed a politician. He finds himself trapped in a web of torture, prostitution, corruption. With the help of his girlfriend and a photographer, Gutierrez risks his life to get the story. 134814 1967 Fickle Finger of Fate, The M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 134815 1968 Fiction Makers, The M Reporter (Richard Davies). Reporter (Ian Kingly). Reporter (Oswald Laurence). Reporter (David Randall). Photographer (Ralph Ball). 134816 1995 Fiction, Fact and Murder N Van Hook, Beverly Investigative Reporter Wyatt is a Pulitzer Prize winner who is one of three authors selected to receive an achievement award at a local college in West Virginia. Another is Coco, a Pulitzer Prize-winner who is a confrontational feminist author. Third is leery about seeing her onetime friend Coco because Coco has recently written a derisive magazine article on mixed-race adoption which the woman, who adopted a daughter of mixed-race took personally. When all meet for dinner the first night, Coco and Wyatt argue in a manner that suggests they have had secret connection in past. Meanwhile Coco's first husband, abandoned long before Coco achieved fame, sets up camp outside of town and plots revenge. When Wyatt is murdered, and then Coco dies, the third woman and her husband work to determine if Coco killed Wyatt and then herself, or if she too was murdered. 134817 2004 Fiddler's Green: Or a Wedding, a Ball, and the Singular Adventures of Sundry Moss N Reid, Van #5 Moosepath League Series Columnist Mollie Peer, suffragette journalist and feisty social columnist for the Eastern Argus. 1890s Portland Maine. 134818 2002 Fidel MT SVD 1180, VHS 1263. SVD 1151 (Part One). SVD 1150 (Conclusion). Miniseries Reporter (Dario T. Pie). Reporter (Samantha Smith). Radio Announcer (Juan Carlos Vives). 134819 2006 Field of Darkness, A N Read, Cornelia Journalist Madeline Dare cranks out lightweight, fluff features for the local paper in Syracuse, New York while her handsome husband, a farm boy-genius investor, now a railroad worker who spends weeks on the road perfection a railway equipment innovation. Dare can't stand nights away from her husband in a crammed apartment. A set of long-buried dog tags link her favorite cousin to the scene of a vicious double homicide. Dare investigates the case. Dare comes from an old-money Long Island family. 134820 1989 Field of Dreams M DVD -R HQ 2891, 2892. Kinsella, W.P. (Novel) Newspaper Publisher-Editor (Anne Seymour) of Chisholm Tribune Free Press newspaper. 134821 1984 Field of Honor M Journalist (Mike Mooney) 134822 1895 Fields of Fair Renown N USC Hocking, Rev. Joseph Critic Winthrop Fergus MacFarlane, Scotsman freelancer journalist. Merlin Rosevear trying to be a journalist. 134823 2002 Fields of Gold MT Rusbridger, Alan (Editor of The Guardian) and Ronan Bennett UK. BBC 180-minutes TV mini-series. Tabloid Investigative Reporter Roy Lodge (Phil Davis), a world weary journalist teams up with Press Photographer Lucia Merritt (Anna Friel) to investigate the sinister connections between government, big business and bio technology. Lodge is a bitter, unpleasant and selfish womanizer. Merritt is a young female photographer with a degree in media studies. The clash between them is predictable. Journalist (Alex Noodle). 134824 2007 Fieldwork N Berlinski, Mischa Reporter Mischa Berlinski goes along with his girlfriend who takes a job as a schoolteacher in northern Thailand. He works as little as possible for one of Thailand's English-language newspapers. One evening, a fellow expatriate tips him off to a story. A charismatic American anthropologist has been found dead in the Thai prison where she was serving a 50-year sentence for murder. Said to be a suicide. Motivated first by simple curiosity, then by deeper and more mysterious feelings, Berlinski searches relentlessly to discover the details. His obsession takes him into the world of the Thai hill tribes. 134825 2003 Fiend in Human, The: A Novel (Edward Whitty, 1). A Victorian Thriller. N Gray, John MacLachlan Correspondent Edmund Whitty for The Falcon, the city's second-best sensational tabloid, writes whatever will stimulate the reader, delay his increasingly physical creditors, and supply him with the alcohol and opiates required to see him through the day. It is 1852 and the ranks of the London poor have doubled. Whitty's most recent triumph was to supply a name for the fiend in human form who has murdered an uncertain number of prostitutes with a white silk scarf: Chokee Bill. Chokee Bill incited a garroting panic that paralyzed the business of London until the arrest of a suspect. Broke again and in search of crisp copy,. Whitty makes a shocking discovery -- the white-scarf slayings have continued. When he tries to find the real Chokee Bill, he is greeted with emphatic hostility from all sides. He teams up with Henry Owler, a "patterer" who sells crime stories on the street. Jack-the-Ripper precursor strangled and mutilated five prostitutes. Witty, a dissolute and struggling freelance journalist, attempts to improve his fortunes and stave off debtors by using upcoming execution of the monster for series of articles. Murders continue despite accused man's incarceration helping Whitty's crusade 134826 1971 Fiend, The (aka Beware the Brethren, aka Beware of the Brethren) M Comport, Brian (Screenplay) Great Britain - Ness Book Journalist Paddy Lynch (Suzannah Leigh) has sister who is nurse to elderly woman involved in a weird religious cult. Her son is responsible for a series of brutal murders. Reporter initially resists sister's efforts to get her to do an expose on the cult. Her reason is "religion's a bit uncool these days." She talks to the minister of the cult pretending to be unmarried and pregnant and saying she wants to join them. She discovers secret room of the killer who crucifies minister. Lynch seems to be working on her own. Disguises her identity and breaks into places to get the information she needs. 134827 1990 Fiendens fiende MTF Miniseries Journalist (Yvonne Elgstrand) 134828 1980 Fiendish Plotof Dr. Fu Manchu, The M News Vendor (George Hilsdon) 134829 1997 Fierce Creatures M DVD -R HQ 10187, 10188 TV Journalist (Kate Harper). TV Reporter (Nicholas Hutchison). TV Journalist (Ricco Ross). 134830 2010 Fierce Radiance N Belfer, Lauren Photojournalist Claire Shipley of Life Magazine documents America’s race to develop lifesaving antiobiotics -- an assignment that will lead from personal tragedy to the suspicious evidence of murder. Shipley is assigned by Life to cover the clinical testing of a new medication called penicillin. She is shocked to find that the doctors and researchers are attempting to cure fatal infections with a little-known, temperamental medicine made from green mold. Claire’s daughter died from an infection contracted from a scrape on her knee and so this assignment quickly becomes intensely personal. As the nation plunges into war, Claire begins a love affair with James Stanton, an Institute physician given the difficult, top-secret task of coordinating penicillin research for the military. Meanwhile, Edward Rutherford, Claire’s long-estranged father and a self-made millionaire, comprehends the enormous potential of the new mold-derived medications. When James Stanton’s researcher-sister Tia dies under suspicious circumstances, the stakes involved became starkly clear: some person or some company is willing to commit murder to gain control of the best of the new medications. 134831 1998 Fiery Pantheon, The: Novel, A NR Lemann, Nancy Journalist Monroe Collier is one of two suitors for a 28-year-old woman living in New Orleans. Collier is her fiancé but she can't choose between him and a Wall Street analyst. Collier's is her ideal Southern Gentleman. Will she remain true to him and the ideals of her homeland, or fall for the investment banker? 134832 2007 Fiery Secret, A NR Craver, Diane Investigative Reporter Catherine Steel works for a newspaper in Ohio. To supplement her income so that she can buy clothes and gifts for her small godchild, she writes fluff pieces for women’s magazines. Two recent articles are “What To Wear to Get Noticed” and “Catherine’s Ten Simple Dating Rules.” When Jake Michaels fills a sports editor’s spot on the paper, Catherine wonders if he is man enough to fulfill her fantasy. And does she want him to be the one? After all, he broke her heart ten years ago in high school when he failed to show up for their prom date. And now that he’s back in town, he wants to date her. Catherine refuses to go out with him but he keeps asking. Should she give Jake another chance? When it appears the high school janitor, Max, was murdered, Catherine is determined to learn the truth about his death. Catherine’s list of suspects for Max’s death include: the school secretary with her intense dislike of Max, the charismatic mayor, the mayor’s unbalanced girlfriend, the angry school principal, and a strange math teacher. 134833 1959 Fiesta N Hemingway, Ernest Press 134834 1947 Fiesta M DVD -R HQ 5481, 5482 Reporter (Jose Portugal). Photographer (Rudy Rama). 134835 2008 Fiesta Haze N Anthony, Benjamin University Reporter Jerry Neubam and detectives unravel the mystery behind the university director of athletics, a sinister man and he’s looking for desperate gamblers and raw football talent. A famed college football star and his father get tangled in a web of lies and a deadly gambit. The director’s dark shadow brings a mystery over the town that has the police puzzled over a series of the strange trademark murders. It’s up to Jerry and the New York investigators to save the college football star from the grasp of the director of athletics’ death cult. 134836 1997 Fiesta Model Profiles: Joanne Guest M Photographer (Austin Legrew-Himself) 134837 1936 Fifteen Maiden Lane M Press 134838 2003 Fifteen Minute Show, The M Reporter Mike (Hernan Slodowicz). TV Host (Brad Quinton). 134839 2002 Fifteen Minutes M Publisher (Hilde Weisensel) 134840 2000 Fifteen Minutes N Goldstein, Gary. John Herzfeld screenplay Tabloid Paparazzi will do anything for a story. 134841 2008 Fifteen Minutes of Shame N Daily, Lisa Tabloid Journalists jump all over the story of the nation’s most popular romance expert with best-selling books, TV appearances and even her own perfume gets divorced. The 31-year-old celebrity’s fifteen minutes of fame quickly becomes fifteen minutes of shame when the story of her cheating husband (her publicist) is splashed across supermarket tabloids. Her empire threatens to topple when her cheating husband-publicist humiliates her and leaves her vulnerable to giant aftershocks in the press. If she takes her philandering husband back, her career will be over. If she doesn’t, she’ll lose the only man she’s ever loved. After a few days of intense girlfriend therapy, the romance expert emerges from the haze of margaritas and sappy moves to rebuild her life starting with “spin dating” (dating for publicity). Besides being photographed canoodling with a basketball star and a young model, she hires the best divorce lawyer in town, who also just happens to be the hottest. As she rebuilds her life with help from her girlfriends, she has to make some tough choices, but stay true to her heart. 134842 1934 Fifteen Wives M Reporter (Lynton Brent) 134843 1925 Fifth Avenue Models M AFI-Yellow Journalism Tabloid 134844 1971 Fifth Chord, The (aka. Giornata nera per l'ariete, aka Evil Fingers) M Italy - Ness Alcoholic Journalist Andrea Bild (Franco Nero) investigates a series of murders after police make him a suspect in their investigation. Bild, an investigative reporter who drinks too much is assigned the story of an assault at a high-class party in Rome. The victim is injured but lives. Then, always on Tuesdays, there are a series of murders. At each crime scene, a glove is left with a finger cut off for each victim. Editor (Corrado Gaipa). After four murders, Bild thinks he's making progress but by this time he is a suspect and someone he loves is in danger. 134845 1937 Fifth Column, The P Hemingway, Ernest Published in 1938 collection, “The Fifth Column and the First Forty-Nine Stories.” Written when Hemingway was a war correspondent covering the Spanish Civil War. Play takes its name from Franco’s remark that he had four columns advancing on Madrid and a fifth column of loyalists inside the city ready to attack from the rear. American War Correspondent Philip Rawlings,who is a secret agent for the Republicans during the Spanish Civil War. Female War Correspondent Dorothy Bridges (based on the journalist Martha Gellhorn). Like Gellhorn, Dorothy has a history of lovers, glamorous ones especially, and in the first act she guiltlessly detaches herself from a married man she has been seeing and takes up with Rawlings. 134846 1940 Fifth Column, The P Hemingway, Ernest and Benjamin Glazer (who rewrote most of the Hemingway original) Published in 1938 collection, “The Fifth Column and the First Forty-Nine Stories.” Written when Hemingway was a war correspondent covering the Spanish Civil War. Play takes its name from Franco’s remark that he had four columns advancing on Madrid and a fifth column of loyalists inside the city ready to attack from the rear. American War Correspondent Philip Rawlings,who is a secret agent for the Republicans during the Spanish Civil War. Female War Correspondent Dorothy Bridges (based on the journalist Martha Gellhorn). Like Gellhorn, Dorothy has a history of lovers, glamorous ones especially, and in the first act she guiltlessly detaches herself from a married man she has been seeing and takes up with Rawlings. In the Glazer version, there is to mention of Rawlings and his colleagues being unabashed Communists calling each other comrade. Glazer also thought Dorothy Bridges was a nymphomaniac and rewrote the first act so that a shell-shocked Rawlings rapes her. The one thing people don’t do under bombardment, Hemingway later wrote, is rape each other. Hemingway used his experiences to write the play. War correspondents lived in the Hotel Florida -- Herbert Matthews of the New York Times, Henry T. Gorrell of United Press, Sefton Delmer of the Daily Express, Martha Gellhorn of Colliers, Virginia Cowles, then for Hearst and later the London Times, Joris Ivens who made “Spanish Earth,” Johnny Ferno who photographed it. Josephine Herbst for various American weeklies and Sidney Franklin, a freelancer. Hemingway was called Pop then and his boss was John Wheeler of the North American Newspaper Alliance who paid him a dollar a word, far more than the others were getting. Hemingway wrote, in a letter: “Sidney’s bitterness reached its height when Gellhorn wanted some tinned marmalade to keep in her own room in case she would not be breakfasting with the rest of the mess. ‘Who does that lady think she is?’ Sidney asked us all. ‘I’ll bet that lady doesn’t make in a month as much as Pop could make in a day.” 134847 2009 Fifth Column, The N Meech, George Reporter Terry Hartree for the Vancouver Tribune receives a call from a self-confessed serial killer and it sends him in pursuit of his greatest story ever. His nightmare begins on an ordinary day of handing out assignments to his two cub reporters. A reluctant mentor, he is not happy about overseeing Grant’s raining and is especially disgruntled at having to drag “Lois Lane” around with him, too. But then the phone rings and changes everything. A woman has been diagnosed with terminal cancer and wants to confess her crimes before she dies. She’s a crusty old woman who likes to quote Shakespeare and is prepared to tell all about the murders. She also reveals that an organized group of cells -- a kind of fifth column -- was behind these and other deaths. Orchestrating everything was a power known by the code name Mr. Smith. Most startling of all, Smith is now in Vancouver -- and still destroying people’s lives. 134848 1992 Fifth Column, The: Pilot T SV 143 4-17-92 News Media 134849 2006 Fifth Commandment, The M Photographer (Shaun Delaney). 134850 1967 Fifth Cord, The NM MLPL Devine, D.M. Journalist Annie Field, Woman's page and Features, but she was also the paper's memory and conscience. Twenty-five years on the Gazette and, if God gave her strength, she would gladly continue for 25 more. Jeremy Beald. Gordon Travers, top reporter. 134851 1992 Fifth Corner, The: Eva T Episode #3. 4-24-1992 Crusading Journalist Erica Fontaine (Kim Delaney) helps a spy who wakes up next to a dead woman in a Latin country knowing neither hes identity or his employer. 134852 1992 Fifth Corner, The: Trio (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #1-#2 4-17-92. Crusading Journalist Erica Fontaine (Kim Delaney) helps a spy who wakes up next to a dead woman in a Latin country knowing neither hes identity or his employer. 134853 1989 Fifth Grade S*T*A*R*S: Star Reporter NJ OWN - H Norby, Lisa School Journalist Karen has found out some big news, but will she have any friends after they read it? 134854 1990 Fifth Law of Hawkins, The NM OWN - P Durden, Charles Reporter Hawkins becomes an increasingly unemployable reporter after Vietnam. 134855 1991 Fifth Rapunzel, The NM OWN - P Gill, B.M. News Media 134856 2005 Fifth Season, The N Bredes, Don Novel based on an actual 1997 case. Reporter Wilma Strong, the hotshot journalist for the local paper. Harvard Boston detective now works as the town constable in Tipton Vt. And dates Strong. When a Tipton power broker goes berserk and murders two public officials, the detective and the reporter find all sorts of local secrets under various Vermont rocks. Strong, a crack reporter, breaks two pieces of important news over dinner with the constable: she's pregnant and she's been offered a big job in Boston. Next morning, the constable finds a death woman and then a dead sheriff. Capping this nightmarish day, Wilma gets fired. All that's left is to solve the crime. 134857 1997 Fifties, The MT Miniseries Journalist (John Chancellor-Himself) 134858 1997 Fifties, The DT Miniseries Journalist Jack Anderson. Journalist John Chancellor. Cartoonist Jules Feiffer. Journalist David Halberstam. Journalist Peter Hamill. Writer Mickey Spillane. Columnist Walter Winchell. 134859 1927 Fifty Pounds SM GPL Coppard, A.E. In "Modern Short Stories." London Journalist Philip Repton who wrote articles about Single Tax, Diet and Reason, The Futility of this, that and the other. 134860 1950 Fifty Years Before Our Eyes DT Narrator (H.V. Kaltenborn). Narrator (Clem McCarthy). Narrator (Quentin Reynolds). Columnist Will Rogers (Himself). Narrator (Norman Brokenshire). Narrator (Don Donaldson). Narrator (Arthur Godfrey). 134861 1995 Fifty Years of Perversion: Neurosia: 50 Jahre Pervers MF Germany TV Journalist Gesine Ganzman-Seipel is assigned to dig up as much dirt as she can on Rosa von Praunheim’s scandalous life after Rosa is murdered onstage hosting a tribute to himself. The intrepid tabloid reporter is assigned to find the motive -- and the body. Her search into Rosa's life carries her from Germany to New York, from angry ex-lovers to dark sex clubs, where she soon discovers everyone wanted to kill Rosa. She speaks to a lot of acquaintances, shows short clips from Rosa’s old movies and tries to find out all the sensational and shocking details from Rosa’s life. She finally discovers Rosa at a boat where he is being kept prisoner by some of his old enemies. She frees him. 134862 1980 Fight Back With David Horowitz DT Series. 1980-1992. Syndicated Consumer Reporter-Host - Consumer Advocate David Horowitz. 134863 1999 Fight Club M News Media. Channel 4 Reporter (W. Lauren Sanchez) 134864 1995 Fight for Justice: Nancy Conn Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 7704, 7705. SVD 554. News Media. Woman who survived a brutal attack launches a dangerous crusade to put her vengeful assailant back behind bars. TV Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand) 134865 1957 Fight For the Title M Short Newspaperman (William Erwin). 134866 1937 Fight for Your Lady M DVD -R HQ 1611, 1612 Negulesco, Jean, Isabel Leighton (Story). Ernest Pagano, Harry Segall, Harold Kusell (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Jim Trask (Paul Guilfoyle) is in Budapest working for the Paris Tribune. Correspondent. Gets drunk and involved in a romantic plot. Reporter Joris (Georges Renvavent). Reporter Boris (Billy Gilbert). Reporter (Brooks Benedict). 134867 2005 Fight in the Dog, The N Dundee, Wayne D. #5 Joe Hannibal Series Magazine Journalist Jan Mosby is viciously threatened in an attempt to keep her from investigating a wave of mysterious dognappings and her boyfriend, Private Detective Joe Hannibal becomes both personally and professionally involved. He is enlisted as a bodyguard to ensure Jan’s safety as she digs deeper into the thefts to find out why they are occurring and who is behind them. Together, Hannibal and Jan sift through a series of diverse leads that take them from secret animal research labs to the dark dealings of a Satanic cult. They are aided by representatives of an animal rights group. They encounter a menacing motorcycle gang, the Hellraisers. Before they arrive at the final startling answers, they will uncover more than the slaughter of dogs -- human bodies are cropping up as someone tries to hide the truth. With their own lives literally on the line, Hannibal and Jan hurtle toward a shattering climax that once again begs the question of whether or not the most savage of animals is truly man. 134868 1899 Fight of Reporters: L’Affaire Dreyfus, Bagarre entre journalistes M Melies, Georges Series The Dreyfus Affair. 1:08. Star Film Catalogue No. 213 Journalists in Rennes, August 1899 take their seats in the courtroom at the second court-martial of Arthur Dreyfus. Though the atmosphere is cordial at first, Arthur Meyer of the Gaulois starts an argument with Madame Severine of The Fonde. She leaps to her feet, and so do most of the other journalists, triggering a pitched battle with many laying about them with their sticks. Many participants flee when the gendarmes get involved, and the remaining reporters are subsequently expelled. This installment in Georges Méliès’s series The Dreyfus Affair illustrates a key aspect of the saga that’s been ignored by the films thus far: the passionate side-taking by various parties into ‘Dreyfusard’ and ‘Antidreyfusard’ camps. The press was extensively involved, most notably when the novelist Émile Zola published his front-page tract ‘J’accuse!’ in the inaugural 13 January 1898 issue of L’Aurore - an act that sent shockwaves through French society and forced him to flee to England for a time. Long before then, journalists had indulged in much spreading of rumour and counter-rumour, which reached a peak in 1899 during Alfred Dreyfus’s second court-martial that summer. However, their altercation quickly spills over into all-out group violence, whose most immediately noteworthy point is that its visual treatment lacks Méliès’ usual careful staging that arranges the actors in clearly-defined planes. Here, it looks like a straightforward fight, and when it’s broken up, the various characters walk (or are bundled) towards and past the camera instead of exiting to the left or right. The result is much more three-dimensional and less “theatrical” than Méliès’ other films - of all the films in the Dreyfus cycle, this is the one that most closely resembles genuine actuality footage, the size of the cast and the amount of foreground action making it much less obvious that the backdrop is still a painted flat. Flicker Alley’s untinted print starts with the usual chemical damage, and there are also some quite severe exposure The two identifiable figures in the mêlée depicted here are Arthur Meyer (1844-1924), the Jewish-born but nonetheless virulently anti-Semitic editor of ‘Le Gaulois’ (he would convert to Catholicism a couple of years later) and Caroline Rémy (1855-1929), popularly known as ‘Séverine’, one of the most vocal of the pro-Dreyfus supporters and the first female journalist in France to earn a living exclusively from her writing. However, their altercation quickly spills over into all-out group violence, whose most immediately noteworthy point is that its visual treatment lacks Méliès’ usual careful staging that arranges the actors in clearly-defined planes. Here, it looks like a straightforward fight, and when it’s broken up, the various characters walk (or are bundled) towards and past the camera instead of exiting to the left or right. The result is much more three-dimensional and less “theatrical” than Méliès’ other films - of all the films in the Dreyfus cycle, this is the one that most closely resembles genuine actuality footage, the size of the cast and the amount of foreground action making it much less obvious that the backdrop is still a painted flat. Flicker Alley’s untinted print starts with the usual chemical damage, and there are also some quite severe exposure fluctuations, frame jitter and even mild warping - though the image is sharp and clear enough underneath. Eric Beheim’s electronic score is surprisingly low-key given the impassioned verbal and visual assaults depicted on screen, though this is in line with his other accompaniments to this series. 134869 1915 Fight, The M Photographer (Joseph S. Chailee). 134870 1948 Fighter Squadron M DVD -R HQ 6633, 6632. English Photographer (Elliott Dare). English Photographer (Gilchrist Stuart). English Photographer (Guy Kingsford). 134871 1982 Fighting Back M Hedley, Tom, David Z. Goodman (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Sara Rogers (Donna DeVarona) covers story of a shopkeeper trying to clean up crime in the neighborhood. Film opens with TV crew preparing a package on violence in America showing how the media exploits violence while purporting to expose it. Producer complains about not having actual footage of the Pope being shot and uses video technology to enlarge an image of a hand holding a gun. Reporter is assigned to interview the shopkeeper and when the piece appears some politicians assume he has political motivations of his own and try to oppose him while others court him. Film ends with a TV-style wrap-up. Video Editor Technician (Harold Rabinowitz). 134872 1980 Fighting Back MT Sportscaster Howard Cosell (Himself). Sportswriter #1 (Jerry McNeely. Sportswriter #2 (Andy Duncan). Football player Rocky Bleier makes it to the pros with the Pittsburgh Steelers only to be drafted in the Vietnam War. 134873 1942 Fighting Bill Fargo M Franklin, Paul (Story). Franklin, Arthur V. Jones, Dorcas Cochran (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Owner Bill Fargo (Johnny Mack Brown) tries to start up his father's old paper after serving prison term on unjust charge. Gets involved in election for sheriff being rigged by crooks. When candidate is murdered, Fargo is framed for the killing. He escapes to get evidence to clear himself. Photographer Grubby (Fuzzy Knight) develops an interest in new field of photography and is ridiculed by townspeople until a photograph of a murder helps to catch the real killer. Editor Fillmore (Earle Hodgins). 134874 1986 Fighting Choice, A MT Newscaster (Marion Yue) 134875 1919 Fighting Colleen, A M AFI-News Vendors News Vendor 134876 1925 Fighting Cub, The M Buffington, Adele (Story). AFI-Editors/Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter Thomas Patrick O'Toole (Wesley Barry) starts out as a copy boy on the Daily News and keeps begging the city editor for a chance as a cub reporter. Editor finally gives him the opportunity to get an interview with a reclusive philanthropist. Cub Reporter gets the interview and a promotion. Uncovers the hideout of a criminal gang known as The Owls and tells the editor. Cub is overheard by police reporter on the paper who is in league with the gang but has wanted to pull out. Police reporter tips off police about hideout. Cub discovers the leader of the gang is the philanthropist he interviewed, who also wants to get out. Police arrive, arrest the gang. But Cub Reporter is able to clear the philanthropist and elects not to file the story, even though it would make him famous. 134877 1938 Fighting Devil Dogs, The M Newscaster (John Hiestand - Chapter 1) 134878 1948 Fighting Father Dunne M SV 217 Rankin, William (Story). Martin Rackin, Frank Davis (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsboys in St. Louis at turn of the century are helped by Father Dunne who establishes a boy's home. Newsies are living in cardboard boxes and are beaten by thugs from opposing papers. Circulation wars. Priest holds his own against head of newspaper circulation department employing thugs to take over best corners. Scuffle between members of rival papers in which one of Dunne's boys is injured and a horse killed. Priest goes to owner of building used by rival paper and gets him to threaten editor not to renew lease unless fighting stops. Newsboy Matt Dais (Darryl Hickman) stirs up trouble. Leaves boy's home and ends up shooting policeman. Found guilty of murder and despite priest's efforts to save him, he is executed. "It was tough in those days, hustling papers on your own for a few measly pennies. A lot different than now. Newsboys have it pretty nice today….." "…They get bicycles to do their jobs, go to picnics and summer camps, get bonuses for being ambitious. They come from nice homes. Because people know that these kids are protected by the newspapers. The rough stuff in the business is out of date." 134879 1949 Fighting Fools M SVD 553 Bowery Boys Editor (Paul Maxey). Boxing drama with the Bowery Boys. The Boys swing into action to expose a gang of crooks running a boxing racket 134880 1993 Fighting for Gemma MT Based on Fact Reporter (Mike Milligan - News Reporter). Interviewer (Hugo Conlon). 134881 1926 Fighting Marine, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter 134882 1944 Fighting Seabees, The M DVD -R HQ 5461, 5462. SV 212 Chase, Borden (Story). Chase, Aeneas MacKenzie (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Constance Chesley (Susan Hayward) for Inter-Ocean News Service meets the hero when he chews out her officer boyfriend for not allowing military construction workers to carry guns. Officer actually supports the plan. He helps hero sell idea to officials in Washington. Men sent on mission in Pacific while Chesley is assigned to Australia to do article on "A Woman's Viewpoint of the War Down Under." She stops off at the island where hero and boyfriend are stationed. She is soon making lunches for construction workers and putting on domestic act for hero to get him to cooperate with her boyfriend. She and hero fall for each other. He confesses his love after he thinks she has been killed during attack on the beach. She recovers and goes to Hawaii to recuperate. Reunites with boyfriend and claims to have no interest in hero. Jumps at the chance to go to nightclub when she hears he will be there. Hero is later killed in battle. Correspondent returns to boyfriend. Reporter (Reed Howes). Reporter (Billy Wayne). 134883 2005 Fighting Tommy Riley M Photographer, Team Riley (Mark Daniel Jones). 134884 1956 Fighting Trouble M Bowery Boys Photographers. Horace Debussy "Sach" Jones (Huntz Hall), Stanislaus "Duke" Coveleske (Stanley Clements), photographers for New York Morning Blade 134885 2007 Figment M Reporter (Katrina Reyes) 134886 2001 Figure 17 C Olm, Genco Japan. 2001-2002. Produced by GENCO. Anime Series Reporter working for a newspaper stumbles across a dying meadow (because of the Monster of the Week) and begins a full-scale investigation. 134887 2001 Figure 17 CB Olm, Genco Japan. 2001-2002. Based on the anime series. 2 volumes. Manga Reporter on a newspaper stumbles across a dying meadow (because of the Monster of the Week) and begins a full-scale investigation. 134888 1896 Figure in the Carpet, The SS James, Henry Critic George Corvick, literary critic friend, claims to have traced out "the figure in the carpet" of author's works. Dies before he can publish his discovery. Drayton Deane, third-rate literary critic. 134889 1920 Figurehead, The M Lynch, John (Story). R. Cecil Smith (Scenario) AFI-Editors/Newspapermen - Ness Book Editor of a Democratic paper called The Leader runs negative articles on mayoral candidate that political bosses want to discredit. Candidate's girlfriend once helped save the life of the editor's child and she convinces editor to renounce the stories. Extra comes out during a speech the candidate is making and turns the crowd against him, but the editor of the newspaper sets things right. 134890 1949 File on Thelma Jordon, The M DVD -R HQ 9524, 9525 Reporter (Eric Alden). Reporter (Nick Cravat). Reporter (Howard Gardiner). Reporter (Jerry James). reporter (Bill Meader). Reporter (Tony Merrill). Reporter (Jack Roberts). Newsman (William Hamel). Newsman (Harry Templeton). Court Reporter (Lew Harvey). 134891 1954 Files of Jeffrey Jones, The: Pidgeon Hunt T VHS 915 Episode. Series 39 Episodes. Reporter Michele "Mike" Malone (Gloria Henry), the smart reporter girlfriend of New York private eye Jeffrey Jones. 134892 1954 Files of Jeffrey Jones, The: Skidrow Serenade T VHS 915 Episode Reporter Michele "Mike" Malone (Gloria Henry), the smart reporter girlfriend of New York private eye Jeffrey Jones. 134893 1903 Files, The PO USC Kipling, Rudyard Press 134894 1891 Fili (aka El filibusterismo, aka The Subversive) N Rizal, Jose Spain. Written in Castilian while Rizal was traveling and studying in Europe. Published in Ghent in 1891 and later translated into English and other languages. Journalist Ben Zayb is a character based on several Spanish newspapermen who wrote in the Manila newspapers, among them J. F. del Pan, Francisco Canamaque, M. Walls y Merino and others. Ben Zayb (the pen name the journalist uses, an anagram of his real name Ibanez) is almost a major character. He even gets an entire chapter to himself. The reader first meets him as a passenger on the steamship “Tabo” where he is described as a “prolific writer” who sees himself as the only real thinker of the entire colony. “Ben Zayb remained silent, half-smiling, perhaps out of respect or because he did not know what answer to give, despite his being the only thinking head in the Philippines!” (This and succeeding quotations are from the Locsin translation.) But his real sins as a journalist become manifest only as the novel proceeds: he is always in the company of the powerful, he takes part in the manipulation of power—and he writes to sing the praises of or curry favor with the powers-that-be. When the conspiracy to massacre the colonial administration at the wedding of Paulita Gomez and Juanito Pelaez is discovered, Ben Zayb rushes off to write what he is already thinking of as “the most sublime article that would ever be read under Philippine skies.” He systematically, ideologically, misreads details of the incident: “He interpreted Padre Irene’s [cowardly] act of placing himself under the table as an ‘impulse of innate valor which the vestments of a God of peace and meekness, worn throughout life, had not been able to dim.’” He ends his piece with a farewell to the governor-general, who was returning to Spain: “Go peacefully, brave warrior who with expert hand guided the destinies of this country in such calamitous epochs!” He reacts with practiced cynicism to the government’s decision to impose a news blackout on the incident, and thus on his story: “If only some other crime could be committed tomorrow or the day after.” And when some other crime does surface (a raid by tulisanes on a priests’ retreat), he imagines another epic story; when he is told, by the survivor, of the mundane details, he replies: “It cannot be! Keep quiet … You do not know what it is you say!” In “Fili,” the journalist is no longer an object of ridicule, but of outright contempt. 134895 2007 Fille coupee en deux, La MF France-Germany TV Weather Presenter Gabrielle Deneige (Ludivine Sagnier) presents the weather on television and doesn't mind a promotion but seems to value her private life over her career. She lives modestly with her mother who works at a bookstore. Successful writer Charles Saint-Denis (Francois Berleand) is interviewed at the TV station and sparks fly between Deneige and the veteran author. The flirtations continue at a book signing and despite a hefty age difference, Gabrielle is soon emotionally and carnally smitten. They go to his modern house in the countryside with his more-than-devoted wife of 25 years. Charles also enjoys a special bond with his editor Capucine Jamet (Mathilda May), whose professional assurance and pragmatic sensuality are in sync. Another man who takes a shine to Gabrielle is Paul Gaudens, a spoiled-rotten heir to a pharmaceutical fortune who hates the writer. Gabrielle must decide between the two of them as to which one she cares most about. 134896 1979 Fille de Prague avec un sac tres lourd, la MF Reporter (Yves Arnault). Reporter (Serge Hamlsdor). Le journaliste-le presentateur (Michel Bardinet). L'autre journaliste (Pierre Maxence). 134897 1964 fille et des fusils, Une MF Reporter's Voice (Gerard Sire). 134898 2003 Fillmore!: Of Slain Kings on Checkered Fields C Episode #12. 5-10-2003 Reporter (Marcus Toji - Voice). Announcer (Don LaFontaine - Voice). 134899 1979 Film (A Screen Play by Samuel Beckett) M Newspaper Seller (Jean Ainslie). 134900 1999 Film 1 M News Media. Journalist 1 (Pascal Cornelis). Journalist 2 (Guy Hollanders). 134901 1988 Film at Eleven SM PVL Ashwood-Collins, Anna In "Womansleuth Anthology: Contemporary Mystery Stories by Women." TV Reporter Jessica Javis on undercover assignment for TV. Len Rogers, her cameraman. 11 O'clock News. "Tonight, I was the victim of the seamy underside of this city," says Javis to the camera, still clad in her bag lady chic, her face bruised and scarped. 134902 1939 Film Fan, The M Newsreel. Efficient Los Angeles mass-transit system. Newsreel already in progress 134903 2002 Film Genre: Heist T Episode #4. Critic Paul Duncan. Critic James Harris. 134904 2002 Film Genre: World War Two T Episode #5. Film Critic Alexander Spagin. 134905 2007 Film Noir M Animation TV Reporter (Roger Jackson). TV Reporter (Elaine Clark). Private detective Sam Ruben’s clever plan falls apart with the onset of amnesia. Everyone is trying to kill him and he doesn’t know why. 134906 2002 Filmemacher! - Wie war das damals…? DF Germany Interviewer Ivo Scheloske. 134907 1901 Filmer SSF Wells, H.G. In "Filmer and Other Short Stories" Interviewers. Two reporters, one representing a Folkestone paper and the other being a fourth-class interviewer and "symposium" journalist, whose expenses were made by Filmer who need the publicity. 134908 1977 Filmi, Filmi, Inspector Chote NM Keating, Henry Reymond, Fitzwalter Magazine Gossip Writer Miss Pilloo Officewals, chief gossip writer for Film Femme magazine 134909 2003 Filmland: DF Denmark Series Reporter Niki Vraast-Thomsen. Hosts Soren Hoy, Per Juul Carlsen). 134910 2004 Filmland: DF Episode #17. 2-11-2004 Swedish Film Critic (Gunnar Rehlin). 134911 2003 Filmland: Filmland Special - Ringenes Herre: Kongen vender tilbage DF Episode #14. 10-12-2003 Reporter Niki Vraast-Thomsen. Host Soren Hoy. Interviewer Thomas Holmby Hansen. 134912 1999 Films That Suck M Editor (Gaby Hoffmann) of Rolling Stone 134913 2008 Filth MT 11-2008. Based on a True Story. BBC documentary about premarital sex is shown during tea time and a teacher leads amoral crusade against the network for airing the documentary at an inappropriate time. 134914 2000 Filth and the Fury, The DT Music Journalist (Nick Kent). 134915 2008 Filth: Mary Whitehouse Story, The M TV Journalist (Richard James). Journalist (Richard Attlee). House of Commons Reporter (Mike Sherman). Brummy Journalist (Mark Bagnall). Cameraman #1 (James Scales). Cameraman #2 (Martin Trenaman). In the early 1960s, Mrs. Mary Whitehouse, a middle-aged school teacher, begins a campaign against what she sees as filth and smut on BBC television and radio. She and a friend start knocking on doors, circulating petitions and organizing rallies. Her nemesis during this time is Sir Hugh Carleton Greene (Hugh Bonneville), Director General of the BBC. He thinks she is just an old busybody who has no artistic taste and doesn’t represent the mainstream of British society. Throughout his tenure, which lasted several years, he refused to see her or respond to her correspondence. She continued to campaign at what she viewed as unacceptable programming until her death in 2001. 134916 2003 Filthy M TV Reporter Dana Diamond (Jennifer Bass) goes in search of the ultimate story and gets more than she bargains for on a riot-torn Halloween Night. Diamond wants to take on the breaking news of the apocalypse in Liberty City, Miami, but her producer has sent her off on another story. As she fights for ratings with her reporter nemesis, her rival reporter Jessica “Jess” Alexander (Liza Deveroux), gets the story with people looting. Diamond is so jealous she’ll do anything to top Alexander’s report. She spots a homeless man accosting a young lady and demands that her Cameraman Rocky (John Biebrich) film the story rather than help the woman. Dana loses Rocky, grabs his camera and follows the man and the woman (they are both in on the scam). As a result, she ends up tortured and almost married in a house filled with crazy nasty people. They torture her and do countless disgusting things to her. 134917 1968 Filthy Five, The M AFI-Television TV 134918 1985 Filthy Rich P MLPL Walker 822 W179 - Play Index, 1983-87 Press 134919 2001 Filthy Rich N Samuels, Dorothy J. Media Newshounds and Paparazzi are clamoring for an interview with Marcy Mallowitz who has just been dumped on national TV. Marcy’s orthodontist boyfriend, Neil, appeared on “So You Want To Be Filthy Rich!,” the stratospheric TV phenomenon and top-rated quiz show of all time. When Marcy incorrectly answered his $1.75 million Lifeline question, Neil immediately broke off their pre-engagement, abruptly terminating their three-year relationship in front of 20 million people coast to coast. Suddenly March isn’t March anymore. The thirtysomething Barnard Phi Beta Kappa and Personal Life Coach is now the nationally renowned victim of America’s “Big Brush-Off.” Media hounds want her to give them an interview. The street in front of her West Village apartment is swarming with paparazzi sharks. And everyone seems to know her name, even if only as the punch-line to late-night, talk-show jokes. March, who has made a career of improving other people’s lives, could now use some serious help reclaiming her own. Her 15 minutes of fame are lasting a lot longer than she would have ever dreamed possible. Now she either has to find someplace to hide from the all-seeing, unblinking media eye, or agree to expose herself to the world. 134920 1987 Filthy Rich & Catflap T Episode #6. 2-11-1987 Editor Bill (Gareth Milne). Newsreader (Robert Dougall). 134921 1975 Filthy Rich: Town and Garden T Bloodworth, Linda Episode News Media 134922 2000 Fim do Sem Fim, O MF Photographer. 1st Street Photographer Belo Horizonte - MG (Jose Ferreira Camargos). 2nd Street Photographer Juazeiro do Norte - CE (Francisco Pereira Silva). 134923 1974 Fimpen MF TV Sports Commentator Bengt Grive - Himself). TV Sports Commentator (Arne Hegerfors) 134924 1972 Fin de fiesta MF TV Reporter (Federico Falcon) 134925 1974 Final Analysis N OWN - H Gould, Lois Born Reference Woman 's Magazine-Narrator is divorced, competent, but lacks self-esteem, feels inadequate, inferior, ugly. Copy editor and writer on woman's magazine. Editor. Considers her real work to be writing but society considers her work to be cleaning house "When I'm not making something with my word kit, I am prostrate with guilt and cleaners. Am I atoning for not writing? Or for having tried to be a writer when I was put on this earth to clean?" Woman in search of identity. (Born) Attempting to reconcile her career with cultural attitudes and her own need for love and male relationship combining career with marriage. Narrator is protagonist. (Born) 134926 1993 Final Appeal MT DVD -R HQ 7841, 7842. Reporter (David Kaye). 134927 1954 Final Appointment M UK Only Reporter (John Bentley) for The Sunday Star solves crimes while competing with society writer girlfriend. 134928 2006 Final Approach M Journalist (Robert Shalhoub). TV Announcer (Stephen Tubbs). 134929 2007 Final Approach MT Miniseries Newscaster Fred Robinson (Alfred Cerullo). 134930 1982 Final Assignment M Thomson, Gail (Story). Marc Rosen (Screenplay). PR - Ness Book Canadian TV Correspondent Nicole (Genevieve Bujold) in Russia to cover a meeting between the P.M. and the Soviet leader, falls for Soviet bureaucrat and gets involved in espionage. Liaison officer for the state commission of radio and television Lyosha (Michael York) tells Nicole and other reporters their reports will be screened but adds he does not always agree with the policies. Nicole, while doing a stand-up in Red Square, is approached by a man who wants her help because he claims Soviets are prevent him and his fellow Jews from leaving for Italy. While they are taping, man and Nicole are arrested and her videotape confiscated Lyosha gets her out of jail and warns her to be careful. Investigates steroids experiments on children. She escapes with the child. Journalism used as a device to set up standard espionage plot. Female reporters pay a price for their commitment to their profession when Nicole tells Lyosha that her work is her whole life and she is learning to cope with loneliness. "My job. Reporting the facts." 134931 2009 Final Breath N O’Brien, Kevin TV Reporter Sydney Jordan in Seattle receives macabre souvenirs from a series of murder that is both personal and terrifying. At first it seemed the deaths were random -- a young Portland couple brutally murdered in a game gone awry, a Chicago woman who plummeted to her death from an office building, an aspiring screenwriter asphyxiated in his New York apartment. But the souvenirs point to one killer. After events in her own life went wrong, Jordan fled to Seattle with her teenage son. But instead of getting a fresh start, Jordan is plagued by strange occurrences. Someone is watching, someone who knows her intimately -- someone who’s just waiting to play the next move in a twisted game. She is the chosen one. Every murder is a sign and soon Jordan will understand why each victim had to suffer -- and why she’s the next in line. 134932 1977 Final Chapter: Walking Tall M Newspaper Photographer (Chris Ladd). 134933 1919 Final Close-up, The M Brown, Royal (Story). Julia Crawford Ivers (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Jimmie Norton (Francis McDonald) is a millionaire's son who is fired from the paper. 134934 1955 Final Column, The T Climax! Newspaper. Christopher Lee 134935 1955 Final Column, The M UK Only Newspaper 134936 1993 Final Combination (aka Dead Connection) M SVD 1240 Reporter (Lisa Bonet) teams up with a detective to get a line on a killer who makes obscene phone calls. 134937 1981 Final Conflict, The M Ness Book British TV Reporter (Lisa Harrow) is a widow whose young son becomes a disciple of the adult Damien. They have a romantic relationship. She discovers his secret and stabs him with a scared dagger after her son is killed. When the reporter first meets Damien he refers to her as "The Barbara Walters of British television." She responds, "On my salary? They don't call us the British Broadcasting Charity for nothing." Reference to reporter hosting a show called And Now for the Good News, which won an award but also got the lowest ratings of the season. She says she reports on death and destruction and her show is a hit. Journalist's skepticism in the face of the supernatural happenings is made clear. When she is asked if she's a practicing Christian, she responds, "No, I'm a practicing journalist. And one of the first rules of journalism is to be a doubting Thomas…." "…I need to see evidence with my own two eyes." Press Officer (Marc Smith). 134938 1951 Final Copy T Ford Theatre - 1-26-51 Newspaper. Robert Sterling 134939 2001 Final Copy NM Brogan, Jan Journalist Addy McNeil, who is struggling, jumps at the chance to cover the murder of a renowned businessman, despite or maybe because the main suspect is Addy's ex-boyfriend. It's early 1990s biotech proliferation in Boston and Addie is in the thick of rekindled romance, cutthroat venture capitalism and abundant murder motives. 134940 2002 Final Curtain, The M Editor (Kenneth Hadley) of Cleethorpes Paper. TV Interviewer (Simon Scott). 134941 1981 Final Cut NSF OWN - P Chais, Pamela Gossip Columnist, good-natured 134942 1995 Final Cut, The MT Miniseries TV Reporter (John Langford). Woman Reporter (Carole Copeland). Television Reporter (Kate Ricketts). Political Commentator (Richard Bebb). Newsreader-Presentation Voice (David Ashford). 134943 1995 Final Cut, The M Anchorman (Mark Brandon). TV News Crew in Van (Mike Southon). Mysterious bomber is planting explosive devices in Seattle. 134944 2006 Final Days of Planet Earth M Miniseries News Media. Newsman (Mark Pawson). 134945 1989 Final Days, The MT SVD 561 News Media 134946 2003 Final de la Noche, El (aka End of Night, The) MF Barco, Patxi Spain Newspaper. Woman rebuilding her life after her husband's death in an accident works in the company graphics department of a newspaper. She receives an assignment to reproduce the details of a multiple homicide that occurred five years ago. Her husband's death occurred on the same night. When she begins to suspect that the two incidents are related, she recognizes the key to unlocking the mystery that lies in her memory. 134947 2000 Final Destination M DVD -R HQ 10195, 10196 News Media. TV News Anchor (Marrett Green). Reporter Marilyn Eckerle (Kristina Matisic) 134948 2003 Final Destination 2 M Anchorman (Marrett Green). Anchorwoman (Jill Krop). 134949 1999 Final Detail N Kaufman, Margo News Media 134950 1994 Final Edit N Carter, Robert A. New York Publisher Nicholas Barlow loves women, has a considerable girth as the result of a huge appetite. His amateur detecting skills are tested when his brilliantly talented star editor is found dead. There are plenty of suspects because Parker Foxcroft was supercilious, conceited and heartless. He was even more devious than his worst enemies believed. Foxcroft was an arrogant, ruthless womanizer and literary snob who Barlow disliked. But when he is killed, Barlow has to do something besides applaud silently. 134951 1940 Final Edition R Series Press 134952 1953 Final Edition T Kraft - 5-13-53 Newspaper. Chester Morris 134953 1981 Final Edition N Miller, Arthur Media Owner. Unscrupulous national media czar Samuel Bradbury fails to take over J.P.. Hargrove's Bay City Times. 134954 1981 Final Edition P MLPL Sayre, George Wallace Plays: the drama magazine for young people, Vol. XL, No. 6, March 1981. Drama magazine for young people Newspaper 134955 1981 Final Edition M Canada Investigative Journalism. While investigating a story of corruption a newspaper staff must worry whether the their paper will be closed down. 134956 1932 Final Edition M Reporter (Bill Elliott). Reporter (Lee Phelps). 134957 1932 Final Edition, The M VHS 1051. VHS 5229 Chanslor, Roy (Story). Dorothy Howell (Adaptation-Dialogue) Ness Book Editor of The Daily Bulletin, Sam Bradshaw (Pat O'Brien) and Anne Woodman (Mae Clarke) his reporter. When he fires the sob sister Woodman because she refuses to marry him, she decides to prove her abilities as a reporter. Photographer (James Donlan). Bradshaw rehires Woodman so he will not lose out on her scoop. Ends up resigning and marrying the editor. The New York Times, 2/22/32: "As the nervous irritable city editor of The Daily Bulletin, Pat O'Brien fills his part with an astonishing vitality." "With a jangling telephone and the littered city desk for his main props, he dominates the little world of typewriters and crumpled newspapers, issues staccato orders to reporters and photographers…" 134958 1992 Final Embrace M Video Editor (Max Hunt) 134959 2008 Final Exam N Cortazar, Julio (Alfred MacDam, Translator) Argentina. Journalist called “The Chronicler” is a friend of two students who meet two other friends and the journalist. They are getting ready to take their final examinations, but instead of preparing, they wander through dark and eerie Buenos Aires with their friends encountering strange happenings in the squares and cafes. All the while they are trailed by a mysterious man. 134960 2003 Final Examination M Reporter (Lauren Sutherland). 134961 1995 Final Exit M News Media. News Anchor (Tom Nau). News Reporter (Sonny Keegan). 134962 1927 Final Extra, The M VHS 1217. VHS 5235 Clark, Herbert C. (Story-Continuity). AFI-Columnists/Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter Pat Riley (Grant Withers), is a society writer on the Tribune staff ("A bear on the Harvard football team, but only a cub on the Tribune staff) Ace investigative reporter Tom Collins (Frank Beal) is the experienced reporter. He is about to nail The Shadow, the mysterious leader of gang of rumrunners. Cub secretly daydreams about single-handedly capturing the gang. The cub complains to editor about having to write society news. Editor assigns him to cover musical revue. Cub becomes involved with a dancer who is also reporter's daughter. Reporter gets a hot tip but it turns out to be a trap and he is gunned down. Cub discovers producer of the musical is the gang leader. Calls Editor Joe Williams (Joseph W. Girard). He tells editor to "Hold the Presses" and to contact police. Producer tricks dancer into believing cub is hurt so she will go with him. Riley arrives in time to capture producer beating him up before police arrive. Calls in story. Announces engagement. Film opens with lofty quote: "Here shall the Press the People's right maintain. Unawed by influence and unbribed by gain/ Here Patriot Truth her glorious precepts draw/Pledged to Religion, Liberty and Law." The Copyboy (Leon Holmes). 134963 1993 Final Fear N OWN - H Harper, Philip Reporter George Gray turned Robin Hood who exacts his own brand of justice 134964 1988 Final Flight N OWN - P Coonts, Steven Woman Reporter 134965 1995 Final Goal, The M Reporter (Brigitta Bereznay) 134966 1936 Final Hour, The M Reporters (Mary Lou Dix, Eddie Fetherston, George Riley). Newsboy (Tommy Bond). 134967 1992 Final Impact M Commentator (James M. Williams) 134968 1996 Final Jeopardy NM OWN - P Fairstein, Linda Newspaper. New York Assistant District Attorney in charge of prosecuting sex crimes reads shocking news in a tabloid headline announcing her own brutal murder. She reads her own obituary in the papers and realizes her actress friend who borrowed her place has been killed. 134969 2001 Final Jeopardy MT DVD -R HQ 7871, 7872. TV Newscaster (Chris Gillett). Reporter #1 (Joanne Reece). Reporter #2 (Glen Peloso). 134970 1998 Final Justice MT DVD -R HQ 5842, 5843 News Media. TV Reporter #1 (Sharon Mitchell). TV Reporter #2 (Mary Starrett). News Media. 134971 1950 Final Night N OWN - H Gaines, Robert Managing Editor Granger 134972 1976 Final Proof N OWN - H Reno, Marie R. Editorial Director Marcia Richardson of the Readers' Circle. 134973 2002 Final Redemption M Newscaster (Amy Dunn) 134974 1999 Final Run MT Reporter (Norma Jean Wick) 134975 1992 Final Shot: Hank Gathers Story, The MT News Media. Assignment Editor (Roger Hampton). 134976 2007 Final Solution N Graham, Lawrence L. Reporter gets a chance at national fame in covering a story that involves murder, billions of stolen gold, blackmail, espionage, kidnapping, a global disaster and a plot to create a new Nazi world order. 134977 2006 Final Truth NM Stewart, Mariah Crime Writer Regan Landry helps free a rapist-murderer who seems to have been wrongly convicted. Then she wonders if she made a big mistake. It is revealed that the DNA testimony at the trial had been fabricated and that the eyewitness had been coerced by a cop. All hell breaks loose. Court is forced to set the man free. It's the sort of circus the news media adore. Intrigued by the story of a young man railroaded, true-crime writer Regan is drawn into his camp like a moth to a flame. For Regan, writing is a way to stay connected to her late literary-legend father. Her knack for detective work makes her a natural when it comes to uncovering new leads in even the murkiest of mysteries. The man willingly agrees to work with Regan on a tell-all about his experience as an innocent man on death row. But less than a week after leaving prison, he vanishes. Soon a string of women are raped and murdered. Fearing the worst, Regan and an FBI agent sweep in to confront the horrifying possibility that they have helped free a cunning monster. 134978 1991 Final Verdict MT Reporter #3 (Spencer Prokop). Reporter #4 (Toby Butler) 134979 1960 Final War, The (Dai Sanji Sekai Taisen -- Yonju-Ichi Jikan No Kyofu) aka World War III Breaks M Kai, Hisataka (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Released in U.S. in 1962. Japan: Dai Sanji Sekai Taisen - Ness Book Newspaperman Sh (Tatsuo Umemiya) reports on escalating tensions after a United States Air Force plane accidentally detonates nuclear bomb over Korea. Newsman goes to Tokyo to find girlfriend, a nurse, after the city has been destroyed by nuclear weapons. Discovers she is dead and he dies from radiation exposure. 134980 2006 Find Love M Interviewer (Craig Sheffer). 134981 2008 Find Me NR Webb, Debra Investigative Reporter Sarah Newton debunks supernatural myths and forces the truth to light whether people want to hear it or not. Now, with a popular teenager found tortured and murdered -- and another girl missing -- Sarah’s out to prove it’s not the work of an ancient curse, but a cold blooded killer. She’ll expose one Maine village’s darkest secrets -- while keeping the truth about her own past hidden from view. Youngstown’s newest councilman’s unofficial job is to minimize the bad publicity from Sarah’s stories and if possible to keep her in line. But with time running out and his own family at stake, the councilman finds his neighbors’ terrible deeds might be too deadly to sweep under the rug -- and he and Sarah are headed toward a heated endgame with only one shocking way out. 134982 1927 Find the Clock N MLPL Keeler, Harry S. Reporter Marvin Feldock of the Frisco Dispatch, famous reporter-detective. William G. Brayton, chief stockholder in Morning Call. Howard Crosby, city editor and managing editor. 134983 1937 Find the Witness M Sale, Richard (Story). Ness Book Reporter Larry McGill (Charles Quigley) follows an opera singer who has gone to Los Angeles in search of her magician husband. Disguises self as a doctor to get into singer's hotel room. Discovered and locked in a closet while rival reporter gets story. Reporter is captured, rescued and solves murder case. 134984 1918 Find the Woman M AFI-Critics Critic 134985 1985 Finder of Lost Lives T Episode #12. 1-5-1985 Photographer (Clare Nono). 134986 1985 Finder of Lost Loves: From the Heart T Episode. 2-9-1985 News Media 134987 1984 Finders Keepers M Editor (John Stocker), UBS 134988 2005 Finders Keepers NR Henke, Shirl Silhouette Bombshell #61 Reporter Matt Granger is an undercover reporter on the verge of nailing a reputed Russian mob boss. Samanta “Sam” Ballanger is a retrieval specialist extracting a deluded cult member and transporting him across the country. It should be a piece of cake, right? Too bad the people who hired her to snatch Matt Granger left out a few vital details. Such as that Matt is a total babe and irresistibly charming and he was an undercover reporter. With bullets flying, it was all Sam could do to keep her quarry safe and her professional reputation intact. Because if they survived, she might just want to keep Matt for herself. 134989 2005 Finding Bin Laden: Ultimate Reporting Assignment, The N Diveley, Robert F. Reporter Summer Tolly is pitted against her longtime professional rival Reporter Trish Alcort in the ultimate journalistic challenge: to find the world's most hated and wanted fugitive, Osama Bin Laden While attempting to extract information from appropriate networks, Tolly becomes increasingly frustrated by the incompetence of the government's intelligence agencies. She decides to conduct her own investigation and makes the appalling discovery that Alcort is caught up in an Afghan drug ring with ties to al Qaeda. She decides to conduct her own investigation and makes the appalling discovery that Alcort is caught up in an Afghan drug ring with ties to al Qaeda. 134990 2000 Finding Buck McHenry MT Anchorwoman (Sonia Dhillon) 134991 2006 Finding Faith N Hunter, Denise TV Reporter Paul Landin-Cohen's new job as an investigative reporter quickly puts her in the spotlight as she pursues a story that becomes nationally followed as the Switched at Birth Mystery. Finding what really happened to the young couple's baby will assure her a coveted role as news anchorwoman but she also faces the challenge of a shaky marriage, a colleague who fiercely asserts his desire for her job, and a past decision that haunts her. 134992 1986 Finding Hoseyn N OWN - P MacKinnon, Colin Reporter Jim Morgan, ambitious young reporter determined to get an exclusive story involving the Shah of Iran. 134993 2003 Finding John Christmas MT DVD -R HQ 10702, 10703. SVD 1492 Photojournalist Noah (David Cubitt) shoots a picture of a man sitting next to Santa. But Santa disappears from the picture, which appears on page one of his newspaper as "The Face of Christmas." A woman recognizes the man as her lost-long brother. 134994 1995 Finding Moon NM Hillerman, Tony Managing Editor Malcolm "Moon" Mathis in a small-town Colorado newspaper in April, 1975, begins redemptive journey that takes him to Manila and then across the South China Sea to Cambodia just as Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge begin their reign of terror. His brother is owner of a helicopter transportations service based in Cambodia who recently died in a jungle crash. Their mother receives word that the brother's baby daughter is being smuggled out of Vietnam to the Philippines. After his mother has a heart attack in the Manila airport, Mathias takes over her mission, but the child does not arrive. He fights time and politics to find his niece. Third-rate editor of a third-rate newspaper. Newspaper articles, dispatches and news flashes introduce each chapter and place the story of Mathias' search for his dead brother's missing daughter during the last days of the Vietnam War. 134995 1999 Finding Mr. Right NSF Carmichael, Emily Reporter Tom Gordon is a dashing journalist who would make the perfect husband for a photographer and dog lover who's putting her life together. Woman who had an affair with her husband before they both died has come back to Earth as a Welsh Corgi to make amends for having an affair with her good friend's husband. In her new form she has to find the perfect husband for her friend. She likes a vet but the Corgi thinks the vet is hamburger compared to the reporter who is lobster. 134996 2003 Finding Nemo G Anchor (Eric Bana - Voice). 134997 2003 Finding Nemo C Anchor (Eric Bana - Voice). 134998 2006 Finding Nick NR Hudson, Janis Reams Silhouette Special Edition Series #1772 - Harlequin Reporter Shannon Malloy hunts down an injured New York fire fighter who long ago retreated to quiet Tribute, Texas determined to escape his demons. He was done with remembering -- and feeling. Then the beautiful Malloy finds him and gets him back to doing both. Shannon refused to let Nick avoid her. She was intent on unlocking the secrets he kept -- secrets that tied in to her own painful past. But when the tenacious reporter finally gained full access to the elusive hero, would she get more than a story -- say, maybe a one-way ticket to Nick's heart? 134999 2007 Finding the Plot N Curham, Siobhan War Photojournalist Danny Nilsson, a highly respected American war photographer harboring a dark secret. Radio Producer Cheddar Bailey is a blogger extraordinaire and producer of Megan Rowe’s radio show -- Rowe is a renowned life coach and radio presenter who wrote a best-selling book telling people how to cosmically order the perfect life. But now, with the meltdown of her marriage unleashing all kinds of ghosts from the past, she is no longer sure. And if she is no longer able to live the dream than how on earth can she advise other people? As her carefully constructed house of affirmation begins to crumble around her, it has an irrevocable effect on those around her including Bailey and War Photojournalist Danny Nilsson as well as an aspiring young actress who will seemingly do anything for fame. 135000 1995 Finding You NR Neggers, Carla Editor Cozie Hawthorne, a Vermont newspaper editor vows to remain true to her traditional beliefs and falls in love with a renegade Texas wildcatter who is hiding from a murderous attacker. Hawthorne is shocked at the money she made when her book of Yankee cracker-barrel wisdom hit the bestseller lists. Still prides self on traditional values. Foxworth specializes in putting out fires until someone sabotaged his helicopter and nearly killed him. Major suspect was Hawthorne's brother. But the suspect's sister has gotten under his skin. Besides trying to come to terms with her new-found fame, Hawthorne also has to deal with an increasingly terrifying anonymous telephone caller. 135001 1981 Fine Art of Haunting, The CB Ghosts #102 Reporter Charlie Mayersen. Dr. Thirteen investigates a ghost at a museum in Chicago. 135002 2006 Fine Line, A M News Media. Reporter 1 (Selia Hansen). Reporter 2 (Leah Allers). Reporter #3 (Tommi Zabrecky). News Cameraman (Danny Grossman). 135003 1986 Fine Mess, A M TV Reporter (Ed Herlihy). Anchorwoman (Valerie Wildman). 135004 1989 Fine Romance, A T 1989 ABC Roving Travel Reporters 135005 1964 Finest Hours, The M AFI-Journalists Newsreel Commentator (David Healy). Biography of Winston Churchill, who started off as a journalist before becoming a politician. 135006 1931 Finger Points, The M DVD -R HQ 2319, 2320. (NOTE: 2319 mislabeled on Disc as 2318). SVDSP 816. VHS 450 Saunders, John Monk (story). Robert Lord adaptation. Gable - Ness Book Reporter Breckenridge Lee (Richard Barthelmess), big city newspaper newspaperman corrupted. Sob Sister Marcia Collins (Fay Wray), girl reporter. City Editor Frank Carter (Robert Elliott). Managing Editor Ellis Wheeler (Oscar Apfel). Key reporter (Regis Toomey) in love with Collins. "The press cannot be bought, intimidated or silenced. From now on, you are more than reporters. You're crusaders, and you're gonna bear down on the underworld with all the power of the press." New York Times: 3/28/31 "The newspaper scenes are interesting and the film as a whole is noteworthy for its authenticity.". 135007 1931 Finger Points, The N OWN - H Fowler, Guy. John Monk Saunders (Screen Story) Novelization of film with photographs from the film. From the First National Photoplay with Richard Barthelmess. Based on an original screen story by John Monk Saunders. Reporter. Newsroom. From the First National Photoplay with Richard Barthelmess. Based on an original screen story by John Monk Saunders. Illustrated with scenes from the photoplay. Dedication TO RICHARD BARTHELMESS…For his characterization of an exceptional newspaperman…a reporter who forgot the traditions of his craft… and to the great majority of newspapermen who never forget; likewise with a gesture of appreciation to John Monk Saunders who created the character with such accuracy that it brings a poignant nostalgia to one who "used to be a newspaperman himself." G.F. 135008 1984 Finger Prints NR Delinsky, Barbara Journalist Robyn Hart sees too much and is given a new life and a new identity under the Witness Relocation Program, but she lives in constant fear until one man breaks through her protective shield and gains her trust. She now has a new identity, Carly, and a new job. 135009 1951 Fingerprints Don’t Lie M Reporter Brad Evans (Rory Mallison) investigates the killing of a mayor and helps convince a fingerprint expert that the man blamed for the crime is innocent. At the trial of the man charged with killing the mayor, the police investigator and fingerprint expert testifies that the man’s prints were found on the murder weapon, a telephone. During a recess, Evans says to the investigator that his testimony is certain to send the man to the gas chamber and questions him about the possibility of error. The conversation leaves him shaken and he decides to investigate the case further and discovers the man has been framed. 135010 1942 Fingers at the Window M DVD -R HQ 4508. SVD 1499 News Media. Reporter Oglvie (Russell Gleason). Reporter Devlan (William Tannen). Reporter Haguey (Mark Daniels). Reporter Krum (Bert Roach). Young Reporter (Rand Brooks). . Photographers (Wally Cassell, Lester Dorr, Arthur O'Connell). Tall Newsboy (Eddie Buzard). Small Newsboy (Bobby Callahan). 135011 2007 Finishing the Game M Reporter (Carl Olson). 135012 1957 Finlay of the Sentinel NM OWN - H Gregg, Cecil Freeman Columnist Finlay on the staff of the Sentinel, writes personal paragraphs of the nobilities, notorieties and nonentities which help to fill his column. 135013 1985 Finnegan Begin Again MT SVD 615 Lockwood, Walter (Teleplay) Ness Book Advice Columnist Mike Finnegan (Robert Preston). He gets thrown off the city desk after 25 years when he turns 65 and becomes the paper's advice columnist under the pseudonym Felicity Hope. His boss, Jack Archer (David Huddleston) tells him his advice is out of touch with the times and he's given three weeks to clean up his act. He meets 40-year-old schoolteacher who helps him. As his relationship with her develops, his column becomes more compassionate causing a colleague to say, "What's wrong with Felicity? She's losing her balls." Archer extends his contract for two months but warns him not to get too sappy." Finnegan's wife dies and a romance develops between him and the teacher. Film depicts an aging newsman who once hobnobbed with the likes of Harry Truman and won a Pulitzer Prize who is now being put out to pasture. 135014 1965 Finnegan's Wake M Commentator (John V. Kelleher) 135015 2002 Fiore di carne MF Italy. Adult. Photographer (Nick Lang). 135016 2001 Fire & Ice MT Reporter #1 (Catherine Dao). Reporter #2 (Stephon Fuller). Commentator (Ben L. McCain). 135017 1941 Fire and Ice N Stegner, Wallace Earle College Newspaper. Miriam Halley, wealthy co-ed who is writing about working students for the school newspaper. After the interview, the protagonist tries to rape her since he sees her as the embodiment of the evils of capitalism. Miriam does no press charges, but Paul leaves the university. 135018 1993 Fire and Rain NR Chamberlain, Diane Investigative Reporter Carmen Perez is struggling to gain respect in the California town of Valle Rosa. Her best bet is reveal the secret past of a newcomer hired to bring rain to the city. She has recently recovered from the breakdown she had after her child became severely handicapped and her marriage to a Padres pitcher ended abruptly. The acting mayor's ex-wife is newscaster Perez. She thinks unraveling the truth about the new local miracle man will rehabilitate her floundering career. 135019 1914 Fire and Sword M AFI-Reporters New York Reporter (Tom McEvoy as The Reporter) tries to rescue an American woman abducted in Tangiers. Captured. Many action and chase scenes. 135020 1982 Fire and the Ice, The N OWN - P James, Vanessa Editor Max Christian, wealthy playboy and new editor of London Now magazine. Sara is a writer for that magazine. Harlequin Presents #784 135021 2007 Fire Bell in the Night N Edwards, Geoffrey S. Reporter John Sharp of the New York Tribune and fellow Reporter Owen Conway are sent to cover the capital trial of a farmer who stands accused of harboring a fugitive slave in the summer of 1850 in Charleston, South Carolina. As the trial begins, Sharp quickly realizes that not everything is as it appears in the genteel city of Charleston. A series of mysterious fires in white establishments brings the state militia, a curfew for the black population and rising tension at the courthouse. To unravel the city’s secrets, Sharp must enter Charleston’s plantation society where he is befriended by the owner of a plantation and his beautiful sister. A slave revolt and rumors that the leader of the uprising is roaming the countryside recruiting an army further frays nerves in Charleston. The local farmer caught harboring a runaway is charged with a capital crime. Sharp and Conway uncover clues of a covert militia buildup, Sharp begins to suspect that the planter, the scion of one of the most powerful families in Charleston is involved. As the emotionally charged fugitive slave trial unfolds, Sharp and Conway rush to expose the secessionist conspiracy and head off war. 135022 1989 Fire Brand N Kyle, Susan (Diana Palmer) Journalist Gaby Cane could hold her own with any man --professionally. 135023 1959 Fire Break SS MLPL Baner, Skulda V. In "Time of Discovering: Stories of Girls Who Found Clues to Careers." Newspaper. Maja writes a story and it appears in the newspaper, the Globe. "We have a journalist in our midst." 135024 1992 Fire House T SV 132 2-14-92 News Media 135025 1933 Fire in the Flint, The SS USC Bradshaw, George In "Short Story Hits, 1933: Interpretative Anthology, An." From "The Saturday Evening Post," May 27, 1933. Correspondent-Narrator sent out from Paris to take charge of the Athens office of the Union Press. Maximilliane (Max) Smith was his assistant, typist, translator, guide, and general instructor. 135026 2008 Fire in the Hill NM Neale, H. Fred Cub Reporter Skippy Beto, the soon-to-be heir to a broadcast fortune, seeks an explanation for a rare meteorological event after a misfired mining blast. An archeologist want to know why a local antique dealer appears unchanged in photos taken generations apart. A promising young scientist investigates geological anomalies inside the bluff. Wen a local snoop widely despised for making pornographic gestures at citizens is founded murdered on top of an abandoned university building, there are many suspects. Two FBI agents sent to investigate how a am radio postcard from a local recluse has appeared on a Mars Rover during a presidential press conference instead become embroiled in the murder investigation. 135027 1993 Fire in the Sky M Anchorwoman (Susan Castillo). Japanese Reporter (Shinichi Mine) 135028 1978 Fire in the Sky, A MT Gallico, Paul (Story). Dennis Nemee, Michael Blankfort (Teleplay) Ness Book Editor David Allan (David Dukes) of Phoenix Sun-Times having an affair with his star reporter. His wife, Sharon Allan (Elizabeth Ashley) operates local TV station, running into FCC problems over potential conflict of interest. News Director (Pat McMahon). She's less concerned about her husband's infidelity than she is about conflict of interest and husband getting exclusive story since he has been having confidential meeting with governor and aides. Comet may destroy Phoenix, Arizona. She forces governor to make public statement by threatening to go on the air with the story. Governor downplays impact of comet, sets up clearing center for public information to get media reports approved through his office. TV Announcer (Bill Heywood). Scientist gives graphic account of effects of comet. Sharon puts him on air without approval claiming First Amendment rights. His appearance leads to panic. Her husband returns to her when he discovers mistress leaked information. Survive comet's crash. "A good investigative reporter never interrogates his sources. He seduces them." "And you were a prize-winner." "My husband has his newspaper and I have my television station and those are our children." Newsroom Reporter (Dewey Webb), 135029 1973 Fire on Kelly Mountain MT Commentator (Noam Pitlik) 135030 1993 Fire on the Amazon M DVD -R HQ 1794, 1795 Photojournalist R.J. (Craig Sheffer) and environmental activist investigate an assassination in the jungle. Journalist (John Malley). Journalist (Kirf Nieft). Journalist (Diana Quijano). Journalist (Peter Vernard). 135031 2003 Fire Over Afghanistan M DVD Reporter Kris Andrews (Jordan Bayne), a female journalist, tagging along with a soldier in Afghanistan tracking a renegade war lord. 135032 1984 Fire Pattern NSF OWN - P Shaw, Bob Science Correspondent Ray Jerome investigates an unexplained phenomenon -- spontaneous human combustion. Linked to a mind transfer process involving human-aliens living on the planet Mercury. 135033 2000 Fire Wall N Pruitt, James Journalist is beautiful so it is no surprise that a race ace falls in love with her. An old rival returns to the track looking to make the racing star part of the tarmac -- permanently. 135034 1996 Fire: War of the Worlds III T Episode #20. News Media. Reporter (Julie Eckersley). 135035 1972 Fireball Forward MT VHS 1600I. North, Edmund H. (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent Helen Sawyer (Ann Francis) makes familiar speech about obligation of press to print story and let public decide. She tells military man it would be better for him to be open with her because "this sort of thing sometimes gets distorted." Tank squad commander plagued by mass desertions and low morale. Tries to whip group into shape while fending off correspondent. He finally provides her with information, but insists it be off the record because unit's military effectiveness is at stake. Although correspondent calls the terms dirty pool, she agrees since nothing more is said of her coverage of the events. 135036 1934 Firebird, The M Reporter (Milton Kibbee). Third Reporter (Emmett Vogan). 135037 1982 Firebrand N Di Donato, Georgia Journalist Amanda Lamar earns the name Firebrand in 1896 at the age of 17 for fiercely reporting on the unjust treatment of Chinese mill and mine workers, women cannery workers, prostitutes in and around Seattle. She becomes involved with labor organizing and even goes off to the Yukon when her love reporter Tom Maynard disappears there. She reports on the Evereh Massacre and other tragedies of the Pacific Northwest development. Set in 1896-1917. 135038 1944 Firebrands of Arizona M Reporter (Maxine Doyle) 135039 1944 Firebug CB Everybody’s Comics #1 Reporter Joan Mason 135040 1971 Firechasers, The (aka Cause for Alarm) M Levene, Philip (Screenplay) Great Britain - Ness Book Reporter Toby Collins (Anjanette Comer) and photographer Jim Maxwell (Keith Barron) team up with insurance investigator to go after arsonist who has been setting warehouse fires. Pyromaniac revealed to be the photographer. 135041 2009 Fired Up! M Female Commentator (Sandra Sanchez). Male Commentator (Brian Unger). Two most popular guys in high school decide to ditch football camp for cheerleader camp -- for the girls and the glory. 135042 1943 Fired Wife M Press 135043 2005 Firedog M Reporter (Krisinda Cain - News Reporter - Voice). Announcer (Scott Duthie - Voice). 135044 2004 Fireflies: Home Time T Episode #12. 4-15-2004 Newsreader (Tony Eastley - Voice). 135045 2004 Fireflies: When the Smoke Clears T Episode #22. 6-24-2004 Newsreader (Tony Eastley - Voice). 135046 2004 Fireflies: While the Cat's Away T Episode #11. 4-8-2004 Newsreader (Tony Eastley - Voice). 135047 2005 Firefly M Short - Drama School Yearbook Editor (David Taylor) 135048 1991 Firehead M Reporter (Ann Thornton). Reporter (Kyle Weir). 135049 2006 Firehorse NJ Wilson, Diane L. Newspaperman is the father of 15-year-old Rachel who is forced to move to Boston in 1872 and is furious. She is also lonely for her beloved horse, Peaches, has been sold. But Rachel soon finds a horse that needs her, and needs her desperately: the Governor’s Girl, a famous firehouse, has been badly burned. Rachel gets permission to care for the Girl in a stable behind her house. As she cares for the injured horse, Rachel dreams about becoming a veterinarian. But her father, the newspaperman, has very definite ideas about where women belong: only in the home. Father also has definite ideas about Boston’s inadequate firefighting equipment, as an outbreak of suspicious fires erupts. To make things worse, horses everything begin falling ill -- and it is horses that power the city’s fire engines. Another spark might send the whole city up in flames. 135050 2007 Firehouse Dog M DVD -R HQ 9697, 9698 News Media cover the heroic exploits and amazing feats of a dog named Dewey who is adopted by the son of a fire chief of a rundown firehouse. The dog rescues the regional fire chief and gets national publicity. It turns out Dewey is really Rexxx, Hollywood’s top canine dog, a pampered celebrity. When he falls out of a plane and is thought dead, he becomes the mascot of the firehouse. When news of his amazing feats break out in the news media, his owners find him and take him back to Hollywood. But he escapes and returns to the firehouse. TV Field Reporter (James Arnold). Ceremony Reporter #1 (Joseph Adams). Ceremony Reporter #2 (Joanna Bennett). Dapper Host (Dan Duran). Perky Co-Host (Zoe Mugford). 135051 1989 Fireman, The N OWN - H Leather, Stephen Correspondent 135052 2008 Fires of Solstice NSF Mays, Judy Reporter Meredythe Welsh is hot on the trial of a serial killer, one who uses a wolf or wolf dog to kill his victims and the trail leads directly to Dr. Bleddyn Glyndwr, a man who both fascinates and tantalizes her. For uncounted years, Bleddyn has waited for the right woman to purge the lust to kill from his blood. Now he’s found her -- Meredythe Welsh. As the full moon waxes, a blizzard strands Meredythe at his estate where she learns his dark secret -- and experiences the passionate love of a werewolf. But Slade, Bleddyn’s arch enemy, is nearby watching and waiting -- waiting to take the woman whose blood, he believes, will grant him eternal life. Reporter Welsh is a journalist who is still trying to find the big story that will make her name. She quickly becomes intrigued with the possible serial killer and follows a path that leads her directly to Bleddyn. Not willing to lose Meredythe again -- from previous lives -- Bleddyn goes along with a plan that was thought out and put into action long ago. Meredythe begins to wonder about this wolf expert she has found and her recent affinity for the wolves in his care. Hoping to have a clear path to his joining with Meredythe this time, Bleddyn learns that his old nemesis has also found out who Meredythe is and is on their trail. Bleddyn has existed without relief, always hoping to get to Meredythe in time to join with her and end his suffering. Meredythe, on the other hand, has lived many lives and always ends up being consumed by the fires before Bleddyn can get to her. 135053 1991 Fires Within M TV Reporter (Christine Page). Also "Creative Consultant." Reporter (Roberto Escobar). Reporter (Manny Rodriguez). 135054 1993 Firestorm: 72 Hours in Oakland MT SV 195 News Media 135055 2001 Firetrap M Reporter (Lisa London) 135056 2006 Firetrap N Emerson, Earl W. TV News Reporter Jamie Estevez is hired to lead an inquiry into the accusations of racism and criminal negligence in the Seattle Fire Department. An African-American fire department captain is pressured into helping her. Numerous clues are slowly uncovered through a series of interviews. The beautiful, ambitious Estevez is everything the fire department captain isn't. Outgoing and gregarious, she tries to bring the lone wolf fireman back into the world. But as their relationship heats up, Trey is forced to relive a painful episode from his past, when he was accused of a horrible crime and shunned by his adoptive parents. Gorgeous local TV journalist independently investigating the city's response to a fatal fire that has sparked citywide riots incited by suspicions that African-American victims were left to die by the Seattle Fire Department. 135057 1966 Firing Line DT Columnist William F. Buckley, conservative columnist 135058 1996 Firing Offense, A N Ignatius, David New York Mirror Reporter Eric Truell, a reporter who dances too closely with the CIA 135059 2002 First $20 Million Is Always the Hardest, The M News Media. Wake-Up Newscaster (Chris B. Harrison). 135060 2005 First 48, The N Green, Tim Washington Post Reporter Jane Redmond, who smells a Pulitzer in the complicated web of corruption emanating from a veteran senator, is kidnapped and a pair of investigators scramble to find her. The senator had ruined Redmond's father a generation ago. The former prosecutor now drinks a lot. Abducted while jogging in Potomac Park during a rainstorm, Redmond is taken to a remote cabin in the woods. She tries to escape. News of his daughter's abduction gives over-the-hill father a renewed energy and sense of purpose. They kidnap the senator and torture him until he puts them on the trail of the kidnappers. Resourceful reporter tries a number of escape strategies. Caught in the middle is Redmond's Deep Throat, an Armani-suited operator who could help her. 135061 1976 First 50 Years, The DT NBC Newsman David Brinkley. Joe Garagiola 135062 1935 First a Girl M Reporter (Billy Watts). 135063 1983 First Affair MT Editor (David Phillips). 135064 1982 First Blood M SV 147 (Reporter Excerpts) TV Reporter (Mike Winlaw). 135065 1954 First Blood NW Schaefer, Jack Press 135066 1978 First Casualty, The D Knightey, Phillip War Correspondents. “The first casualty when war comes is truth,” pronounced Hiram Johnson to the United States Senate in 1917. Knightly, a special correspondent for the London Times, compiled an account of war correspondents in action from the last 120 years. Our attitudes toward history are molded by what we read in war time and that what we read too often bears little resemblance to reality. 135067 2009 First Come Twins NR Brenna, Helen Harlequin Super Romance Photojournalist Noah Bennett has been running form himself forever. Covering war zones around the world has kept him away from his mistakes, and, more important, from Sophie Rousseau, his high school sweetheart. But he’s never forgotten her. He’s returning to idyllic Mirabelle Island to heal, to finish his latest book, and to face Sophie again. Months after Noah escaped the island for college, Sophie married his older brother. Now a widow with teenage twins, Sophie will do whatever it takes to speed Noah’s recovery and get him off her island -- before the only man she ever loved breaks her heart again. 135068 2004 First Daughter M DVD -R HQ 4308, 4309 Press Secretary (Barry Livingston). Communications Director (Piper Cochrane). News Reporter (Jeff Michael). Contentious Reporter (Kent Shocknek). White House Reporter #1 (Maria Quiban). White House Reporter #2 (Ted Garcia). Reporter on Street (Tim Liles). Joan Rivers (Herself). 135069 2008 First Daughter: White House Rules NJ Perkins, Mitali Paparazzi and the Secret Service follow Sameera, the 16-year-old daughter nicknamed Sparrow who was adopted from Pakistan by the Republican President and Mrs. Righton. Sameera misses her friends and even her school back home. So Sameera decides to escape. 135070 1960 First Day, The SS PVL O'Hara, John In "49 Stories by John O'Hara." Journalists. Ray Whitehill entered the Ledger 'Star Building. Mary McGannon, writer for the newspaper. Les, editor. 135071 1995 First Edition T VHS 395 Episode News Media 135072 1980 First Family M Henry, Buck Reporter (Len Lawson). TV Interviewer (William Sylvester). Press Secretary Bunthorne (Richard Benjamin). 135073 2006 First Grader, The: True Story of Kimani N'gan'ga Maruge, The DT Short Interviewer Sam Feuer (Voice). 135074 1993 First Hit of the Season NM Dentinger, Jane Theater Critic. Caustic theater critic has been murdered. Plenty of people with motives. 135075 1999 First Horseman, The NM Case, John Investigative Reporter Frank Daly in Washington D.C. has the story of a lifetime. He teams up with virologist Annie Adair to prevent a deadly conspiracy between religious extremists and the rogue state of North Korea to resurrect and release the deadly Spanish influenza virus that caused a global pandemic in 1918. Neither the FBI nor the CIA are cooperating, and the Temple of Light fanatics don’t hesitate to harass, abuse, drug and murder any outsider who becomes a problem to the cult. 135076 2002 First Horseman, The N Hill, Dick Washington Post Reporter Frank Daly investigates bioterror. 135077 2006 First Impression M Short - Comedy Interviewer Quincy Flemming (Erich Hover), after years of honing his interviewing skills, takes his one man show to the corporate level determined to impress the movers and shakers of the world. Young Quincy (Cordell Moulton). Interviewer 1 (Rosalie Latfiyya). Interviewer 2 (Mike Battershell). Interviewer 3 (Meg Noyes). 135078 1870 First Interview with Artemus Ward SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Sketches New and Old." Journalist meets Ward at breakfast. 135079 1988 First Kangaroos, The M Reporter (Robert Giltinan). Reporter (Ross Sharp) 135080 1996 First Kid M News Media. Reporter (Melissa Johnston). Local News Anchor (Melanie Hastings). Press Photographer (Emmy Collins). Famous News Anchor (Steve Kmetko). Inside Copy Anchor (Ricardo Miguel Young). 135081 2005 First Kill N Kronenwetter, Michael Reporter Jack Drucker and his childhood friend Hank Berlin were both in love with Elizabeth Kermanski in the small Wisconsin town of Pinery Falls. Jack won, served in Vietnam while Hank, who was against the war, escaped the draft by moving to Canada. The two men never spoke again and Elizabeth followed her husband's lead. When amnesty was granted to expatriates, Hank returned to their small town as a private investigator. Jack went to work on his father's local newspaper. Jack won praise for his initiative to find good and surprising stories. Until someone shot him dead in his car, which was parked on a lonely street after midnight. Hank agrees to take the case. Could star reporter Jack Drucker have been the target of someone's need for silence? Was it possible that Jack, an investigative reporter for the local paper, had come too close to learning a guilty secret? 135082 1937 First Lady M DVD -R HQ 2391, 2333. SVD 1341 Kaufman, George S. and Katherine Dayton (Play). Newspaper Owner of a chain of newspapers, Ellsworth T. Banning (Grant Mitchell). 135083 2000 First Lady N Phillips, Susan Elizabeth Former Journalist Mat Jorik, discredited and looking for a story to get him back to the big time. When his former wife dies and leaves him two daughters, he agrees to drive them from the East Coast to their grandmother's Iowa home. They haven't gone far, when he offers a female for a ride -- she turns out to be the daughter of a powerful politician and widow of an assassinated president who has spent her entire life under Secret Service and media scrutiny. When her father insists she continue the first lady's social duties for the new bachelor president, she runs away -- and into Jorik's life. Little does she know when she climbs into the Winnebago that she's about to lose her heart to two kids and a handsome man she thinks is a steelworker. When she discovers his real job, Jorik will wish he'd confessed earlier. Off on an adventure. She wants to leave the life of an ordinary person if only for a few days. An entire nation is searching for her. 135084 1970 First Lady, The N OWN - H Nessen, Ron Correspondent Phyllis Thornberg of GBC News refuses to name source for White House story, finally buckles for an interview with the president. 135085 1968 First Lady, The: Mrs. Whatever T Episode #8. 5-26-1968 Reporter (Mike Lucas). 135086 2009 First Love, Last Love NR Shelabarger, Elaine Journalist Allegra Howard, who is half-American, half-British is delighted to leave behind the London rain and head for Florida where she has arranged an interview with gorgeous movie star Max Tempest. There is only one problem -- six years ago before Max made his name, he and Allegra shared a brief but passionate romance that ended in tears. How will she feel when she sees him again? And perhaps more importantly, how will he react? Max seems determined to block Allegra’s attempts to complete her assignment, and when she stumbles upon a secret, she is forced to make a choice between her reawakened feelings for Max and her integrity as a journalist. Misunderstandings erupt at every turn, confounding Max and Allegra’s attempts to rekindle their lost romance. They both must decide if this first love is really worth fighting for. 135087 1986 First Manhattans SS GPL Gilchrist, Ellen In "Drunk With Love, a Book of Stories." New York Times Critic Annalisa Livingston, church critic. She was the one who told them where to go and who to listen to. She was the hottest thing in town, the one everyone was reading. 135088 1964 First Men in the Moon M Reporter from the Express (Paul Carpenter) 135089 1981 First Monday in October M News Producer (Richard DeAngelis). TV Commentator (Martin Agronsky). Photographer (Richard Balin). 135090 2002 First Monday: Age of Consent T Episode #2. 1-18-2002 News Media. Reporter #1 (Shane Nickerson). Reporter #2 (Niko Posey-Heidt). 135091 2002 First Monday: Family Affairs T SVD 1148 Episode #5. 2-8-2002 Washington Post Reporter David Dahl (Stan Kirsch) gets incriminating photos of justice's uncle. News Media. 135092 2002 First Monday: Premiere T SVD 1149 Episode #1. Series, 2002. Reporter 135093 1930 First Nighter Program, The R DVD 17180 - 23 programs Series - 1930-52. Press. Mr. First Nighter (Don Ameche) covers Broadway theater. 135094 1714 First Ode of the Second Book of Horace Paraphrased and Addressed to Richard Steele, Esq. PO USC Swift, Jonathan In "Complete Poems, The." Journalist Richard Steele. Tatlers. 135095 1989 First of the Summer Wine: Ain't Love Dangerous T Episode #11. 9-24-1989 Radio Newsreader (Richard Aylen). 135096 1989 First of the Summer Wine: Compo Drops In T Episode #9. 9-10-1989 Radio Newsreader (Richard Aylen). 135097 1989 First of the Summer Wine: Quiet Wedding T Episode #13. 10-8-1989 Radio Newsreader (Richard Aylen). 135098 1939 First Offenders M News Media. Reporters (Sam Ash, Cyril Ring). 135099 1964 First Papers N USC Hobson, Laura Editor Stefan Ivarin, immigrant editor of the Yiddish language Jewish News. 135100 1991 First Person with Maria Shreiber T SV 85 6-29-91 Interviewer 135101 1950 First Person, The N GPL Mealand, Richard Parody Columnists. Satirical treatment of newspaper columnists and the methods they use. Columnist -- dishonest peddler of gossip. Frank Adams. Debunking of the Winchell-type columnist. Newspaper atmosphere authentic. Story told through a rival columnist. 135102 2004 First Person, The M Short. Photographer (Allelon Ruggiero). 135103 1990 First Power, The M News Media. TV Newscaster says this makes three times in five years that Russ Logan has collared a serial killer. Anchorwoman (Lisa Specht). Reporter #1 (Andrew Amador). Reporter #2 (Paula McClure). Reporter #3 (Tiiu Leek). Reporter #1 (Andrew Amador). Reporter #2 (Paula McClure). Reporter #3 (Tiiu Leek). 135104 1988 First Prize N OWN - P Cline, Edward News Media 135105 1998 First Seven Years, The MT Newspaper Vendor (Fred Small). 135106 2002 First Shot MT News Media. TV Reporter (Claire Riley). TV Commentator (Gerry Nairn). 135107 1985 First Steps MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Rick Snyder). Reporter #2 (Rebecca Cole). Reporter #3 (Nancy Serlin). News Reporter (Terry Nemeroff). 135108 1909 First Stop, The Moon SSF Brandish, Stephen Press 135109 1983 First the Good News NJ Angell, Judi News. Five best friends get news they never expected 135110 1998 First Time I Met Blanche, The SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 135111 1969 First Tuesday DT 1969-73 Newsmagazine. NBC Correspondents Sandy Vanocur and Garrick Utley 135112 1997 First Victim NM MacKinnon, Douglas Washington Post Rick Adams, Pulitzer Prize winner is assigned to find the truth in the White House where the handsome 48-year-old President has one very dark secret: uncontrollable rage that leads him to wife-beating. His beautiful 37-year-old wife is his punching bag. Love affair between his wife and Duncan Smith, President's embattled press secretary. President uses his 11-year-old daughter as a pawn to keep his wife in line. Adams tries to get the story. Meanwhile, a gorgeous terrorist is out to assassinate the President. 135113 2000 First Victim, The N Pearson, Ridley TV Journalist, local TV superstar Stevie McNeal and Melissa Chow, young Chinese woman her father adopted, compete. 135114 2000 First Watch M Chilean Reporter (Mimi Fuenzalida). Indian Reporter (Subash Kundanmal). 135115 2003 First Watch M TV Anchor (Michael Villani). Chilean Reporter (Mimi Fuenzalida). Indian Reporter (Subash Kundanmal). 135116 1999 First Wave: Aftertime, The T Episode #21. 6-23-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Woman travels back in time to change history and save Cade from assassination. With both cops listed in critical condition, parents blame a local band called Sonic War for inciting the violence. 135117 1999 First Wave: All About Eddie T Episode #36. 12-22-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Aliens pursue Eddie at his high-school reunion. He talked to Cade about taking over his journal during that week. 135118 1999 First Wave: Apostles, The T SVD 810 Episode #25. 10-6-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. In a small town in Wyoming, Cade poses as a journalist to investigate a mysterious disappearance and a motorcycle gang. 135119 2000 First Wave: Asylum T Episode #51. 10-25-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. A respected district court judge for 23 years was a true voice of justice before sudden insanity hit him. The judge had been a regular visitor to the Paranoid Times website claiming to have information about aliens who have infiltrated the planet. Was the judge insane or was his mind being controlled by aliens? 135120 2000 First Wave: Believers, The T Episode #44. 6-24-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Foster and Eddie take over a TV station at gunpoint to get the message out to the world about the alien invasion. It's been two years since Cade's wife was murdered and he was accused of the crime. Two years of trying to warn people of the alien takeover. Taking drastic measures to prevent the Second Wave which is about to begin. Eddie and Cade target the Phil Tennant Show, a daytime talk program that asks viewers to help take down wanted felons. Show is about Cade Foster. Phil Tennant (John Kapelos) is the network's golden-boy host, a gruff guy who thought he knew it all and showed it. Ballsy assistant Gwen (Allison Hossack) is smart and tenacious. Hal (Ian Robison), a technie for the show. Mid-twenties production coordinator Tina (Miranda Frigon). Cade is determined to get the story out to the public no matter how the Gua or the press spin what he is doing. 135121 2000 First Wave: Beneath the Black Sky T Episode #64. 1-24-2001 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Clock is counting down to the Second Wave. 135122 2001 First Wave: Black Box T Episode #63. 1-17-2001 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Mysterious satellite blackouts are being traced to a loadstone magnet in Colorado's Rocky Mountains. Cade and Eddie are on the case. Mabus had the element of surprise on his side. Take that away from the Guahead and the planned invasion would fail. 135123 1999 First Wave: Blind Witness T Episode #18. 1-6-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Cade pretends to be a patient at a run-down inner-city hospital where the aliens' secret experiments have partially restored the sight of a blind woman, who can now tell the difference between humans and disguised aliens. 135124 1998 First Wave: Blue Agave T Episode #13. 12-2-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Contacting his late wife's best friend for help, Cade discovers that she and other members of an exclusive club are the subjects of an alien experiment that uses a parasitic blue worm to read people's memories. 135125 1998 First Wave: Book of Shadows T Episode #8. 10-28-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Visiting an Oregon city aptly named Salem, Cade discovers that a supposed witch, on trial for the murder of three prominent citizens whom she claims were demons, has actually been killing alien infiltrators. 135126 1998 First Wave: Box, The T Episode #15. 12-16-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Going back home to visit his wife's grave, Cade is captured by police officers and interrogated, but he manages to turn the tables on them and find out important information about the alien agenda. 135127 1998 First Wave: Breeding Ground T Episode #12. 11-25-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Cade poses as a track coach to investigate reports of superhuman abilities in some of the students at a private school in New England. 135128 1999 First Wave: Channel, The T Episode #27. 10-20-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Young woman communicates directly with the spirit of Nostradamus. Local newspapers say paramedics revived a waitress in Cranston, Rhode Island, after six minutes with no heart beat. She woke up speaking words of fortune, only those words belonged to an ancient prophet. Cade has to find her before the aliens do. Cade arrives at the woman's house to find a media circus led by glitzy News Hound Arthur Hewitt. A crowd holds vigil for the newly appointed savior. Cameras catch Cade briefly. The Reporter (Clay St. Thomas). 135129 2001 First Wave: Checkmate T Episode #62. 1-10-2001 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Gua have struck hard. Mabus has entered the body of Jordan and taken over. The army of the Raven Nation has fallen. Its generals are dead, the survivors scattered. Eddie's Airstream was taken down in a hail of bullets. Jordan Radcliffe, now Mabus, is in charge. Cade is injured but for some reason Gua treats him. Cade is put in an incubation chamber. Cade hears the voices of all those who have died. Eddie and Joshua were telling him how he had failed them. Was it a dream? A nightmare? 135130 2000 First Wave: Comes a Horseman T Episode #47. 9-27-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Converted armory in Seattle houses a company that specializes in microbiology. Mabus is the leader of the alien invasion on earth. Eddie uploaded a computer bug in the company's software. 135131 1998 First Wave: Crazy Eddie M SVD 1213 Episode #2. 9-16-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Reporter (Tim Progosh) swipes a silver orb from a cloning lab. Aliens come after him and computer whiz. A self-professed "super-genius" Eddie was highly skeptical about Cade Foster's experience with aliens until he and Foster uncovered the secret lab where cloned human husks were grown and stored, each waiting to be infused with an alien consciousness. Eddie agrees to help Cade in his quest to stop the invasion. Traveling from city to city in his techno-junkmobile, Eddie helps Foster fight the aliens as an armchair cyber-detective from the safety of his airstream trailer. 135132 1998 First Wave: Cul-de-Sac T SVD 1146 Episode #14. 12-9-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Following up on a report by a teenage boy about a sexy alien woman who is impervious to bullets. Cade discovers that she is manipulating the men in the community to do her bidding by means of a pheromone ingredient in her perfume. 135133 1999 First Wave: Decision, The T Episode #22. 6-30-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. The aliens convene a tribunal to debate whether to launch the second wave. 135134 1999 First Wave: Deepthroat T DVD -R HQ 5963. SVD 801 Episode #24. 9-29-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Investigative Reporter Samantha Ray (Stefanie Von Pfetten) of the Washington Examiner, is also a photojournalist who shoots pictures like a "rabid paparazzo." She knows about a U.S. Senator who is thwarting government-funded space exploration. Cade carjacks Samantha and her associate Vernon (David Storch). Both had more information than he did and they had already blown Cade's cover, but more importantly, they represented a major newspaper. If Cade can prove to them what he and Eddie knows, it could be the big break. But they were hard-nosed, savvy Washington reporters. Eddie wanted to dump the whole story right in their laps. Hard to convince Ray that Cade is innocent and the Senator isn't. Ray does believe her top secret inside-source. "Why is it in Washington they'll believe a disguised voice coming over the phone from an untraceable number, but they won't believe evidence that is clear as day and spelled out right in front of them?" 135135 1999 First Wave: Deluge T Episode #19. 1-13-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Seeking a fugitive and posing as a bounty hunter, Foster arrives in a small town where it hasn't stopped raining in two years, a situation for which he feels some alien experiment must be responsible. 135136 2000 First Wave: Edge, The T Episode #59. 12-20-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. The Raven Nation is an army of believers from every walk of life, cops, teachers, salesman, parents, scientists -- all touched by the lethal hand of the Gua. A highly renowned geneticist's son was killed and he joined the Raven Nation bringing his genetic expertise to the fight. 135137 1999 First Wave: Elixir T Episode #5. 4-16-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Investigating a young woman who apparently aged 80 years in a matter of minutes, Cade discovers the existence of an alien-created elixir that reverses the aging process, but its effects are only temporary. 135138 2000 First Wave: Eyes of the Gua T Episode #52. 11-1-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Killer strikes twice in New England -- victims were said to have their eyes burned out of their skulls. Eddie and Cade suspect Gua is behind it all. 135139 2000 First Wave: Flight of Francis Jeffries, The T Episode #49. 10-11-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. The man named Francis Jeffries is a Gua who could transfer his consciousness from person to perform simply with a touch. 135140 2000 First Wave: Gladiator T Episode #40. 5-17-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Alien experiment involving bare-knuckle fighters draws Cade Foster and an old prison friend to enter a boxing competition. Goes to Atlanta. 135141 2000 First Wave: Gulag T Episode #48. 10-4-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Gua builds hidden worlds known as "quantum pockets" based on Nostradamus Quatrains. Eddie has learned how to penetrate them. 135142 2000 First Wave: Harvest, The T Episode #38. 1-5-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Aliens harvest human hormones for their healing properties. 135143 1999 First Wave: Heist, The T Episode #32. 11-24-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Foster and his cronies find themselves as participants in an alien experiment. 135144 1998 First Wave: Hypnotic T Episode #4. 9-30-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. News Media. TV Reporter (Joanna Piros). Cade infiltrates a therapy group for alien abductees trying to determine if they were really abducted or if the group is just a front for alien experiments. 135145 1998 First Wave: Joshua T Episode #9. 11-4-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. On the run from a search party in the wilds of Montana, Cade captures a U.S. Marshal who turns out to be an alien assassin with personal doubts about his leaders' agenda on Earth. 135146 2000 First Wave: Legacy T Episode #58. 12-13-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Jordan gets an invitation to a midsummer bash at a mansion owned by her late parents. Eddie links the party to the words of Nostradamus. At the party is Jordan's old journalist pal, Sabrina Blair (Linnea Sharples). Jordan stops recognizing Cade. Aliens used some form of psychological therapy to extract painful memories from Jordan's brain, a kind of retrograde amnesia. Sabrina tells Cade she knows who he is and she couldn't wait to write the story. 135147 1999 First Wave: Lost Souls T Episode #31. 11-17-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Foster investigates an alien experiment that caused people to be trapped alive in underground tombs. Eddie picks up valuable information in the Paranormal News Group. 135148 1998 First Wave: Lungfish T Episode #7. 10-21-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Traveling to Indiana to investigate a boy's report of a strange fish with lungs, Cade uncovers an alien experiment to create creatures that can survive both on land and in the water. 135149 2000 First Wave: Mabus T SVD 1157 Episode #45. 9-13-2000. Season Three. Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Tabloid Talk Show. Cade goes on a tabloid talk show to prevent transfer of alien to a human host. The Gua wants Cade dead. The Feds want to bring him in and people are shouting his name in the streets. Phil Tennant, the millennium's edition of Geraldo Rivera, promoting a special on "The Elusive Journey of Spree Killer Cade Foster: The Most Wanted Man." Surge of hits at the Paranoid Times. Cade was at the TV station posing as FBI. 135150 1998 First Wave: Marker 262 T Episode #10. 11-11-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Journeying to rural Missouri to investigate a report of a drag racer vanishing into thin air, Cade discovers the remains of an alien experiment from 30 years earlier near mile marker 262. 135151 1998 First Wave: Mata Hari T Episode #3. 9-23-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. News Media. TV Reporter (Joanna Piros). At a University, posing as a scientist, Cade tries to prevent a female spy with psycho-kinetic powers from disabling a planetary defense system. 135152 1999 First Wave: Melody T Episode #20. 1-20-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Foster poses as a record executive to investigate a band whose music inspires violence. Mob of teenagers had made headlines when they assaulted two officers at an underground club. With both cops listed in critical condition, parents blame a local band called Sonic War for inciting the violence. 135153 1998 First Wave: Motel California T Episode #11. 11-18-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Investigating a California inn, Cade becomes one of the subjects of an alien experiment that makes the guests' dreams come alive so that they can no longer tell what is real and what is merely a beguiling illusion. 135154 1999 First Wave: Night Falls T Episode #34. 12-8-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. TV Reporter (Kevin Hayes). Aliens try to trick Foster into revealing the location of a lost book of Nostradamus' quatrains. Cade goes to Pittsburgh following up on an e-mail to search for alien activity. Police were after him. Takes a woman hostage in her car. Helicopters, news coverage -- the FBI bumps Cade to number nine on the "Most Wanted" list. The woman hears the report and is afraid of Cade. His appearance in Pittsburgh gets plenty of coverage on the major networks. "People always believe what they hear on the news -- problem is, sometimes even the media doesn't get it right." The hostage checks out the "Paranoid Times" on the Web and starts to believe in Cade. 135155 1999 First Wave: Normal, Illinois T Episode #35. 12-15-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Several teens die from mysterious neurological disorders. Crazy Eddie has been recently getting more and more e-mails from visitors to the site. Readers who believe the unbelievable -- that the aliens are here to take over the planet. Cade follows up on one of the leads. 135156 1999 First Wave: Ohio Players T Episode #33. 12-1-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Cade Foster investigates the possibility of alien experiments on football players. 135157 2000 First Wave: Plan, The T Episode #54. 11-15-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Faction of Gua generals, working with Joshua, seek Foster's help in a plot to assassinate Mabus. The prophet Nostradamus has foretold the arrival of an alien antichrist who will bring about the apocalypse. He calls himself Mabus and he's out there. 135158 1999 First Wave: Playland T Episode #37. 12-29-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Young man kills nine people in an act of senseless violence. Aliens involved? 135159 1999 First Wave: Prayer for the White Man T VHS 1361 Episode #29. 11-3-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Cade Foster (Sebastian Spence) poses as a journalist to investigate a mysterious proposal to build several new casinos on Native American land. When he introduces himself to one of the tribe elders, the man wasn't too happy to speak with him. He believes gambling is one of the most insidious of vices. Cade then interviews a shady Native American with a self-proclaimed respect for tradition. 135160 1999 First Wave: Purge, The T Episode #30. 11-10-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. An attempt on the life of the minister causes chaos at an assembly of alien dignitaries. The Gua minister, second-in-command, recently arrived on Earth to survey the findings, reassess methods and determine next phase of action. But his true mission was soon revealed -- he was launching a witch hunt to find alleged human sympathizers. Ordered execution of numerous agents, both warriors and researchers. 135161 2000 First Wave: Raven Nation T Episode #46. 9-20-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Things are about to change on Earth. 135162 1999 First Wave: Red Flag T Episode #28. 10-27-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Foster attempts to uncover an alien plot to infiltrate the military. 135163 2001 First Wave: Requiem T Episode #61. 1-3-2001 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Cade and Eddie have to warn Raven Nation, but they do not believe anything they read online. They try to issue a top-level distress signal. Gua is trying to harvest information on the Raven Nation, locate its members and destroy them. 135164 2000 First Wave: Rubicon T Episode #39. 1-12-2000. Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. News Media. Reporter #1 (Stefanie Hartman). Reporter #2 (Francis Boyle). Aliens make Foster a national hero. Or do they? Eddie cracks an internet code and gets a lead on a possible Gua transfer of some kind of device. 135165 1998 First Wave: Second Wave T Episode #17. 12-30-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Newscaster (Pamela Martin). Following up on a UFO sighting, Cade arrives in a suburban community just as news reports indicate that the full alien invasion is finally taking place. Cade is trapped in a basement with a bunch of suspicious and bickering strangers. 135166 2000 First Wave: Shadowland T Episode #57. 12-6-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Cade is having nightmares and they could be lethal. 135167 2000 First Wave: Skywatchers T Episode #53. 11-8-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. An operative for the Raven Nation disappeared while investigating an anonymous posting to the Web site. It claimed aliens were active in the small mining town of Hope, Montana. Cade investigates. 135168 1998 First Wave: Speaking in Tongues T Episode #6. 10-14-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Joining a cult that warns people about the coming alien invasion, Cade discovers that its charismatic leader is himself one of the aliens. 135169 2000 First Wave: Still At Large T Episode #50. 10-18-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. A woman has found the true file on Cade's wife and murder. The ones read at the trial were fake. Cade goes undercover to find out the answers. 135170 1998 First Wave: Subject 117 T Episode #1. 9-9-1998. Series 1998-2000. Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous, aka "Crazy Eddie" (Rob LaBelle) will help former thief turned security specialist Case Foster who discovers that he has been a test subject in a plot by aliens to take over the Earth His wife is killed and he is framed for her murder. "Crazy Eddie" is the publisher of The Paranoid Times, a Web tabloid. He is a cyber-savant who teams up with Cade Foster to save the planet from alien takeover. 135171 1999 First Wave: Susperience T Episode #26. 10-13-1999 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Cade investigates a psychic research project in a seaside town. 135172 1999 First Wave: Target 117 T Episode #23. 9-22-1999. Second Season Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Lucas is sent to Earth to test Cade Foster's warrior potential 135173 2000 First Wave: Terminal City T Episode #65. 1-31-2001 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Final Omega Quatrain. Eddie called it the last chance. The hammer is the ultimate Gua weapon, able to move matter through a vortex in time and space. It could deliver an alien army to Earth's doorstep in a heartbeat. Only salvation is that the hammer was lost in a vortex, beyond Mabus' grasp. Or so Cade and Eddie thought. Cade tries to single-handedly stop the Second Wave. 135174 2000 First Wave: Tomorrow T Episode #43. 6-7-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Foster gets a glimpse of what the world would be like during the alien occupation of earth. 135175 2000 First Wave: Trial of Joshua Bridges, The T Episode #41. 5-24-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Joshua is put on trial and must defend himself against charges that he is a human sympathizer and a traitor to the Gua. Cade remembers that Joshua once told him the word "Gua" meant power to overcome. 135176 2000 First Wave: Twice Bless'd T Episode #66. 2-7-2001 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Would everything end where it begins? Cade is stuck in a psychiatric ward integrated by doctors who believed he was crazy. Aliens lobotomized Eddie convinced Joshua he was human and Jordan had committed suicide. It was now between Mabus and Cade. Mabus offers Cade a chance to go back in time and save his wife, Hannah. Mabus needs Cade to power the download. It is the final battle. 135177 2000 First Wave: Underworld T Episode #42. 5-31-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Foster uncovers an alien experiment with ties to the mob. Goes to the "City of Fountains," a nickname for Kansas City, Missouri, a town shoe headlines have screamed of a gangland war that left more than 30 dead. It's no mystery why the Gua should seek out organized crimes. Drugs, gambling, prostitution -- all things that could weaken mankind's resolve. 135178 1998 First Wave: Undesirables T Episode #16. 12-23-1998 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Trying to determine if there is any importance to a physics professor's research on possible space travel via wormholes. Cade discovers that the man is being protected by an alien woman who has fallen in love with him. Joshua has been sent to assassinate her. Cade and Joshua come to a mutual understanding. 135179 2000 First Wave: Unearthed T Episode #56. 11-29-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. Gua intelligence communiqué intercepted by the Raven Nation mentioned an all-powerful weapon the Gua have spent years searching for and now Cade and Eddie are close to finding it. 135180 2000 First Wave: Vessel, The T Episode #60. 12-27-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. "Inception OS" is an operating system used by almost every computer in the country. Max Stareman, president of the software empire planned to release a program to a massive media and consumer blitz. When Stareman finds out the that his software will effectively cripple the world's defenses in the Second Wave, he shuts down the project and orders the master copy of the program brought to his office. Stareman has the kind of clout needed to get the word out about the Gua. Turns out Stareman is Gua. Stareman was Mabus, Alien Anti-Christ Leader of the Gua. And he was in Cade's head. 135181 2000 First Wave: Wednesday's Child T Episode #55. 11-22-2000 Cyber Publisher Eddie Nambulous (Rob Labelle) of the web Tabloid, "The Paranoid Times" is a high-strung cyber-savant to whom daily life is a giant conspiracy. He and Foster try to save the planet from an alien takeover. The Paranoid Times gets thousands of hits a week, all from the growing contingent of believers who know aliens threaten our world. Most of these e-mails voice support, but one tips Cade to a Gua bomb set outside a United States Federal Office. Cade and Eddie check out the tip. 135182 1910 First Wireless From Mars SSF USC Miller, Warren M. Reporter Brownie, the young reporter. City editor. 135183 1996 First Wives Club, The M Newscaster (Sue Simmons) 135184 1922 First Woman, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 135185 1689 First Year of the Revolution: Mall in Her Majesty PO USC Anonymous News 135186 1978 First You Cry (aka First, You Cry). MT SVD 592. SV 186 Rollin, Betty (Book). Carmen Culver (Teleplay) NBC Correspondent Betty Rollin (Mary Tyler Moore) has a mastectomy and it affects her professional life as well as her private life. Correspondent (Sari Price). Interviewer (Carole Hemingway). 135187 1981 First You Have To Find Him NM UCLA Goldthwaite, Eaton K. Reporter Tom Kelly, Island Daily. 135188 1962 Fish and Slips M TV Broadcast 135189 2005 Fish Eye M Editor (Randy Brown). 135190 1977 Fish: It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog T Episode. Series (2-5-77 to 6-8-78). Newspaper. Fish finds his name in the obituaries 135191 1991 Fisher King, The M L Radio. Jack Lucas (Jeff Bridges), a sleek, mean-spirited radio bully at the top of the world is brought down by reality. News Reporter (Frazer Smith). 135192 1980 Fist of Fear, Touch of Death M Mockumentary. Reporter interviews fighters and promoters about Bruce Lee. TV Anchorman (Adolph Caesar). 135193 2004 Fist of Iron Chef M Short - Action - Comedy Commentator Roger (Warren Sweeney). 135194 1937 Fit for a King M VHS 842 Flournoy, Richard (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter of The New York Blade Virgil Jones (Joe E. Brown) is hired because his uncle is the publisher. Calls himself "Scoops," but is nothing more than a gopher and keeps trying to convince his editor to give him a real assignment. "I wanna go to fires and floods and murders," he tells his editor. He adopts a series of disguises to pursue a story and gets a scoop from a princess on her ascension to the throne. Rival reporters continue to double-cross each other. 135195 2006 Fit To Die NM Stuyck, Karen Hanson Five Star First Edition Mystery Magazine Writer Lauren Prescott is 50, described by her husband as “fat,” and flat broke after being dumped by her husband, a dentist, who empties their bank account, closes his practice and leaves town without a word of explanation. Looking for a way to support herself, Lauren seeks work at a local magazine, where the editor auditions her by asking her to write a profile of a fitness guru who has just died while jogging. To land the magazine job, Lauren writes the profile but the death looks increasingly suspicious the more she probes. Her search for her missing husband reveals unexpected criminal secrets. Lauren must decipher the brutal reality behind the two men’s public facades, unaware that the killer also has a deadline -- for her murder. 135196 2008 Fit To Print N McCutcheon, Constance Newspaper Publisher-Owner Rudy Serling of the Warbler newspaper in Warbier, Oklahoma finds a newspaper very similar to his own in racks all over town just as he is getting ready to send his first edition to press. Turning the town shopper into a subscription newspaper was kept very quiet as Rudy was buying the established paper. Now, when he attempts to sue, his lawyer informs him he has no legal way out except to compete with his brash competition. “I’ll beat that bastard and run him out. Even though I hate this town, I’ll teach them what journalism is,” Rudy confides to his brother who is also a newspaperman. “It’ll have to be so obvious he’s just publishing trash.” His brother raises a critical question: “And if they want trash?” The rivalry puts the papers at their worst with the townspeople suddenly all-important voters Rudy has to court despite his disgust with the town and his lot. And, yes, they do seem to want trash. Until the battle pitches from unsavory to murderous, and Warbler citizens are forced to ponder the struggle’s core issue: the different between a gossip sheet and news that’s fit to print. Freedom of the press and free enterprise clash in Warbler, Oklahoma. 135197 1981 Fitz and Bones: Blue Pigeon Blues (aka Loner, The. Masked Policeman, The ) T Shayne, Bob Episode #2. 10-31-1981 Reporter Ryan Fitzpatrick (Dick Smothers), investigative news reporter for Newsline 3 KSFB-TV, Channel 3 in San Francisco. Bones Howard, Edsel-driving, ENG cameraman (Tom Smothers), use unorthodox methods to get stories. News Director Terri Seymour (Diana Muldaur). Lawrence Brody ( Roger C. Carmel), reporter for a rival station. Doug Hale as anchor Mel Bishop. An open-and-shut case. 135198 1981 Fitz and Bones: Difficult Lesson, A T Parriott, James D. Episode #4. 11-14-1981 Reporter Ryan Fitzpatrick (Dick Smothers), investigative news reporter for Newsline 3 KSFB-TV, Channel 3 in San Francisco. Bones Howard, Edsel-driving, ENG cameraman (Tom Smothers), use unorthodox methods to get stories. News Director Terri Seymour (Diana Muldaur). Lawrence Brody ( Roger C. Carmel), reporter for a rival station. Doug Hale as anchor Mel Bishop. Racial violence plagues a high school. 135199 1981 Fitz and Bones: Terror at Alcatraz (the original Pilot) MT Larson, Glen A. Reporter Ryan Fitzpatrick (Dick Smothers), investigative news reporter for Newsline 3 KSFB-TV, Channel 3 in San Francisco. Bones Howard, Edsel-driving, ENG cameraman (Tom Smothers), use unorthodox methods to get stories. News Director Terri Seymour (Diana Muldaur). Lawrence Brody ( Roger C. Carmel), reporter for a rival station. Doug Hale as anchor Mel Bishop. 135200 1981 Fitz and Bones: Terror at Newsline 3 T Shaw, Lou Episode #1. 10-24-1981. Series 10-24-1981 to 11-14-1981. Reporter Ryan Fitzpatrick (Dick Smothers), investigative news reporter for Newsline 3 KSFB-TV, Channel 3 in San Francisco. Bones Howard, Edsel-driving, ENG cameraman (Tom Smothers), use unorthodox methods to get stories. News Director Terri Seymour (Diana Muldaur). Lawrence Brody ( Roger C. Carmel), reporter for a rival station. Doug Hale as anchor Mel Bishop. Fitz and Bones are held hostage at the news station. 135201 1981 Fitz and Bones: To Kill a Ghost T Shaw, Lou Episode #3. 11-7-1981 Reporter Ryan Fitzpatrick (Dick Smothers), investigative news reporter for Newsline 3 KSFB-TV, Channel 3 in San Francisco. Bones Howard, Edsel-driving, ENG cameraman (Tom Smothers), use unorthodox methods to get stories. News Director Terri Seymour (Diana Muldaur). Lawrence Brody ( Roger C. Carmel), reporter for a rival station. Doug Hale as anchor Mel Bishop. Fitz and Bones investigate cancer-realated deaths. 135202 1866 Fitz Smythe's Horse SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Mark Twain's San Francisco." Newspapers. Mr. Fitz Smythe gives his hoss nothing but old newspapers to eat. Golden Era reprinted from Territorial Enterprise 135203 1998 Fitzgerald: Aluminum Hatch, The NM Weber, Ronald #1 Fitzgerald Mysteries Former Reporter Donal Fitzgerald of the Detroit Free Press, the lover of Mercy Virdon, a woman who works for the Department of Natural Resources, won a tidy sum of money in the lottery, and ended up in Michigan to pursue fly fishing and write a novel. A canoe livery is the subject of many complaints because the owner inundates the river with rented canoes and clears the way for them by cutting whatever wood he can floating on the river in upper Michigan. Then a well-placed wire nearly takes his head off as Mercy and her boss are lying in wait for him to come canoeing past them. Mercy's son announces he saw somebody carrying something along the bank just before the man's last ride. So Mercy's live-in, Fitzgerald hustles him out of town to the safety of the big city. But the boy, bored and restless in Detroit, hitchhikes back to the little town of Ossning near the river just in time to walk into trouble. 135204 2000 Fitzgerald: Catch and Keep NM Weber, Ronald #2 Fitzgerald Mysteries Former Reporter Donal Fitzgerald of the Detroit Free Press, the lover of Mercy Virdon, a woman who works for the Department of Natural Resources, won a tidy sum of money in the lottery, and ended up in Michigan to pursue fly fishing and write a novel. When ex-newsman Fitzgerald gets a call from former colleague asking him to track down a missing stringer for a Detroit paper, he follows the reporter's trail to a story of the controversial "catch and release" fishing policy in Michigan's lower peninsula. The reporter is dead, shot in the head while she sat at her computer. But she didn't die alone. Her husband, rumored to be a local bootlegger, is found dead a few miles away, same execution style. With the help of his girlfriend, Department of Natural Resources agent Mercy Virdon, Fitzgerald picks up the dead woman's investigation into a group of angry anglers, the Catch and Keep Alliance, and their mysterious defenders, a powerful militia group. Fitzgerald shares clues with the local sheriff and Mercy, signs that point to bootlegging, dangerous local militants and ongoing turmoil surrounding fishing regulations. 135205 2002 Fitzgerald: Poachers NM Weber, Ronald #3 Fitzgerald Mysteries Former Reporter Donal Fitzgerald of the Detroit Free Press, the lover of Mercy Virdon, a woman who works for the Department of Natural Resources, won a tidy sum of money in the lottery, and ended up in Michigan to pursue fly fishing and write a novel. A man has been camping at the Rainbow Rapides camp ground since before the State of Michigan took it over. Two shotgun blasts fired through the wall of his tent killed him. In a close-knit community like Ossning, everyone knew Charlie including Donal Fitzgerald, live-in lover of the campground's owner's ex-wife Mercy Virdon, local field officer of the Department of Natural Resources. They immediately take up a collection of reward money. A fellow camper, Alec Proffit, the Vermont writer who came all the way to northern Michigan to fish, is missing. But he soon turns up with a story of his own -- Charlie had the goods on a ring of poachers and was killed by the poachers or corrupt DNR officials. Fitzgerald is on the case. 135206 2006 Fitzgerald's Flask M Sci-Fi News Vendor (Kim Joonil). Writer F. Scott Fitzgerald (Robert M. Snyder). Book Editor Maxwell Perkins (Peter B. Snyder). Writer H.G. Wells (James P. MacGuire). 135207 1967 Fitzwilly M DVD -R HQ 7513, 7514 (No Ending). SVD 1410 AFI-Authors Reporter (Fletcher Allen). Elderly woman's butler leads servants in larceny to support her philanthropy and illusion of wealth. 135208 1931 Five and Ten M Reporter on Train (Lee Phelps). 135209 1954 Five Arrows, The N OWN - H Chase, Allan Newspaperman Matthew Hall 135210 1939 Five Came Back M DVD -R HQ 2510, 2493 Photographer (Frank Faylen). 135211 2003 Five Cent War.Com DT Newspaper Narration (Emma Hoffman). Hiroshima Newsreel Narrator (Giles Taylor). 135212 2003 Five Conversations About Soul DT Interviewer Dina Andrews. 135213 1979 Five Days from Home M TV Newsman (Ralph Story). 135214 2007 Five Days: Day 1 T DVD -R HQ 9021 Episode. 10-2-2007 Journalist Josh Fairley, an ambitious reporter. News media, politics, police hierarchy are all explored in this HBO series. CCTV News crews. Fairley is first seen at a nursing home interviewing an elderly couple about their golden anniversary. A young mother on her way to visit her great-grandfather, stops on the highway and disappears leaving two young children she shares with her young husband to wander off. Was she abducted? Did her husband or someone else kill her? Did she coldly abandon her kids to go off with a lover? Aggressive, bloodthirsty press is all over the place covering the story. Josh, back at the nursing home to finish up his anniversary piece, hears about the woman's disappearance. Hurrying back to his editor with a photo of the woman, he gets the go-ahead to follow the story. When he tries to confirm the details of the case with the police, he is shut out. Reporter 1 (Tom Andrews). Reporter 2 (Craig Purnell). Press Officer (James Mellor). 135215 2007 Five Days: Day 28 T DVD -R HQ 9091 Episode. 10-2007 Journalist Josh Fairley, an ambitious reporter. News media, politics, police hierarchy are all explored in this HBO series. e covering the story. Leanne’s disappearance turns into a murder investigation. Matt becomes the subject of police scrutiny. Matt and Fames make a disquieting discovery. 135216 2007 Five Days: Day 3 T DVD -R HQ 9056, 9055 Episode. 10-10-2007 Journalist Josh Fairley, an ambitious reporter. News media, politics, police hierarchy are all explored in this HBO series. Matt learns that his missing wife is pregnant. Hazel suspects her son may have been involved in the abduction. A young mother on her way to visit her great-grandfather, stops on the highway and disappears leaving two young children she shares with her young husband to wander off. Was she abducted? Did her husband or someone else kill her? Did she coldly abandon her kids to go off with a lover? Aggressive, bloodthirsty press is all over the place covering the story. 135217 2007 Five Days: Day 33 T DVD -R HQ 9147, 9149 Episode. 10-2007 Journalist Josh Fairley, an ambitious reporter. News media, politics, police hierarchy are all explored in this HBO series. e covering the story. 135218 2007 Five Days: Day 79 T DVD -R HQ 9209, 9212 Episode. 11-2007 Journalist Josh Fairley, an ambitious reporter. News media, politics, police hierarchy are all explored in this HBO series. e covering the story. Discovery of a burnt-out van reignites the investigation. Police stake out Hazel’s home. Amy attends her retirement party. 135219 1997 Five Desperate Hours MT DVD -R HQ 7748, 7749 TV Reporter (Brenda Crichlow) 135220 2003 Five Dimes NR Hilmon, Darrious D. TV Executive News Producer Jorja Grace has just returned to her hometown of Detroit, Michigan, and has been promoted to an executive news producer position in a major TV market. Single mother focused on her career and raising her daughter. Meets handsome doctor. She'd rather spend time with four old friends than go out with any man since in her past men have caused her too much pain. 135221 1872 Five Hundred Majority; or, the Days of Tammany N USC Hume, John Ferguson Editors Scatchal and Scourage, who line their pockets with Tammany bribes 135222 1867 Five Hundred Pounds Reward N Wigram Press 135223 1964 Five Men In the Moon M AFI-Television/Playwrights Writer 135224 1962 Five Miles to Midnight (Le Couteau dans la Plaie M DVD -R HQ 9181, 9182 Versini, Andre (Idea). Maurice Druon (Dialogue). Peter Viertel, Hugh Wheeler (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapermen. U.S.-France-Italy. Ness book Correspondent David Barnes (Gig Young) involved with married woman in Paris. Husband is believed killed in plane crash, but shows up and convinces her to help him defraud insurance company. Drives husband to Belgian border. He tells her he will turn her over to police if she doesn't stay with him. She returns to reporter after running husband down with the car. Newsman notifies authorities. 135225 1968 Five Million Years to Earth M News Media 135226 1938 Five of a Kind M DVD -R HQ 7670, 7671. Breslow, Lou, John Patrick (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Christine Nelson (Claire Trevor) of the New York Bulletin and Duke Lester (Cesar Romero) of the New York Evening Gazette, rival reporters. Looking for a runaway heiress. Editor Crane (Charles D. Brown). Nelson given phony story, gets fired, comes up with the idea of doing a "newsreel of the air" program to compete with Lester's radio show. She sells the editor of the New York World-Dispatch on the concept. She heads to Canada to do a story on the Quintuplets, but Lester poses a police inspector and tries to have her arrested. Given exclusive contract for the story. Two reporters reconcile when Lester arranges for TV broadcast of Quints'' performance. 135227 1999 Five Senses, The M DVD -R HQ 8284, 8285 News Media. TV Reporter 1 (Sandi Stahlbrand). TV Reporter 2 (Ola Sturik) 135228 1955 Five Star Crisis (Appointment With Adventure) T 8-21-55 Newspaper. Barbara Britton, Hugh Reilly 135229 1935 Five Star Final G Newspaper. Board game for children/adults 135230 1935 Five Star Jones R Reporter. Tom Jones (Johnny Kane) and Sally Jones (Elizabeth Day), Hummert story about an ace reporter 135231 1962 Five Weeks in a Balloon M DVD -R HQ 3498, 3496. SVD 1175 Verne, Jules (Novel). Charles Bennett, Irwin Allen, Albert Gail (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Donald O'Shay (Red Buttons), American playboy journalist who joins balloon expedition financed by the Randolph newspapers, owned by O'Shay's uncle, trying to claim land around the Volta River for England. Explorers have run-ins with slave traders, African tribes and various obstacles. O'Shay continually states objection to any kind of political or social commitment -- "I'm a reporter, not a reformer." Attitude changes and he is the one who finally plants flag on the territory they have been seeking. 135232 1998 Five Wives, Three Secretaries and Me M Interviewer (Tessa Blake) 135233 1954 Five-Star Final T Weitzenkorn, Louis, Managing Editor of the New York Graphic. Play-film scenario. Lux Video Theatre - 11-11-54 Tabloid Managing Editor Joseph Randall (Edmund O'Brien) of the scurrilous New York Evening Gazette. Joanne Woodward. Mae Clarke. 135234 1931 Five-Star Final (aka Five Star Final) M DVD -R HQ 3403, 3404. SVDSP 793. SV 120 Weitzenkorn, Louis Robinson - Ness Book Tabloid Managing Editor Joseph Randall (Edward G. Robinson)of the scurrilous New York Evening Gazette. Reporter T. Vernon Isopod (Boris Karloff). Reporter (Franklin Parker). Owner Bernard Hinchecliffe (Oscar Apfel), owner of the New York Gazette. Reporter Kitty Carmody (Ona Munson). Reporter (James P. Burtis). Reporter in Speakeasy (James Donlan). Miss Edwards (Gladys Lloyd), secretary for Hinchecliffe. Copyboy Arthur Goldberg (Harold Waldridge). "It won't do any good to tell you what you've done. You'll go on hunting with your filthy newspaper, pulling the clothing off women and selling their naked souls for two cents. You've grown rich on filth and no one's ever dared rise up and crush you out." 135235 1931 Five-Star Final: Melodrama in Three Acts, A P GPL Weitzenkorn, Louis Tabloid Managing Editor Joseph Randall (Edmund O'Brien) of the scurrilous New York Evening Gazette. Exposes the cheapness of the sensational tabloids of the 1920s. 135236 2005 Five, The: A Novel of Jewish Life in Turn-of-the-Century Odessa N Jabotinsky, Vladimir Police Reporter Shtrok was "a man who knew everything:." His friends from the police" had called him early that day to inform him of another sensational event he would be allowed to write about…" "... It would take place in such and such a place, and he should take a cab and go there." At last, Shtrok returned and set about writing immediately: He whispered to me apart from the others: "Read column after column as I write…." I began to read column after column, the last lines still moist from his ink. … The trial took place behind closed doors; the reporter Shtrok from our editorial office knew everything, of course, and tried to tell me, but I threw him out."` "I was helped by our reporter Shtrok who was specially dispatched to cover it. He was so shaken, he felt the grief so personally…." 135237 2009 Fixer Upper, The N Andrews, Mary Kay Washington Public Relations firm boss is caught in a political scandal and fledgling lobbyist who works for the firm is left almost broke, unemployed and homeless. Out of options, she reluctantly accepts her father’s offer to help refurbish Birdsong, the old family place he recently inherited in Guthrie, Georgia. 135238 1998 Fixer, The MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Charles Robert Carner). Reporter #2 (Debra Sharkey) 135239 2003 Fixer, The: Story from Sarajevo, A DT Sacco, Joe War Correspondents are sold stories by "fixers," the kind of human tragedy and moral outrage that makes news editors happy. Neven is a "fixer" who leads Western reporters to stories, dispensing information and guiding them through the dangerous landscape of post-war Sarajevo and Bosnia. 135240 1989 Fixes NM OWN - H Kennedy, Eugene Correspondent Jimbo, Times chief correspondent in Rome. 135241 1992 Fixin' To Die N MLPL Oster, Jerry Reporter Samantha Cox, the ultrachic, ultrahot news shark. 135242 2002 Fixing Frank M DVD Investigative Journalist Franklin Johnston (Andrew Elvis Miller) is a gay reporter who sets out to write an expose on a therapist who claims to convert gays to straight. But he discovers that the therapist may not necessarily be a quack. The reason for Frank’s seeing the therapist becomes blurred -- is it for the article or for personal reasons? As he falls under the therapist’s spell, his relationship with his boyfriend, a psychotherapist who told him about the therapist, deteriorates. A fierce psychological tug of war erupts between the two persuasive doctors over the heart and mind of Frank. Frank must make decisions that eventually influence the lives of all three. 135243 2000 Fiza MF Photographer (Gautam Rajadhyaksha), graduation scene 135244 2005 Fjernsyn for voksne: Den grimme aelling MTF Denmark Parody Fairy Tales. Telephone Interviewer (Mikael Bertelsen - Himself). 135245 1986 Flag M Reporter (Larry Turk). 135246 2006 Flag C Japan. 2006-2007. 13-episode TV series. Abune, Reporter Lisa is a fellow journalist who works with main character Saeko Shirasu. Photographer Keiichi Akagi is a veteran cameraman and friend of main character Saeko Shirasu. Works for the photo agency "Horizont.” Photojournalist Saeko Shirasu is a 25-year-old war frontline photojournalist who became a celebrity after taking a picture of civilians raising a makeshift UN flag in war-torn Uddiyana. Because of her connection with the "Flag" photo, Saeko Shirasu was offered the job of following the SDC unit as frontline journalist. 135247 1964 Flag Full of Stars, A N OWN - H Robinson, Don Newspaperman Donald Caldwell, Cleveland newspaperman who's been forced to bet his cherished bachelorhood on the outcome of the election. 135248 1964 Flag Full of Stars, A: Novel, A N Robertson, Don Journalist 135249 2000 Flags of Our Fathers N Bradley, James and Ron Powers News Media. News Photograph at Iwo Jima frames this chronicle of the battle of Iwo Jima and the fates of the men planting the Stars and Stripes in the famous photo. 135250 2006 Flags of Our Fathers M Haggis, Paul and William Broyes (Screenplay). Director: Clint Eastwood News Media. Public Relations. Manipulation of the public by media. Pure Public Relations. Three of the men who appeared in the Joe Rosenthal photograph of six soldiers hoisting the American flag on Iwo Jima. Military wanted these men to be larger than life to raise desperately needed money for the war effort by selling war bonds. How heroes are sold. Investigation into the nature of heroism, real and manufactured. Ate away at the insides of these media-proclaimed heroes, who believed that the men who deserved the glory were the ones who had given their lives. Reporter #1 (Jim Cantafio) in Los Angeles). Reporter (Mark Colson) Ponders the way images are used to manipulate reality. War machine and Public Relations machine become entwined. Reporter in LA #1 (Jim Cantafio). Reporter in LA #2 (Mark Colson). Reporter in Chicago #1 (Danny McCarthy). Reporter in Chicago #2 (Patrick New). Reporter in NYC (James Horan. Reporter at Hansen's (Michael Canavan). 135251 1989 Flair MT Miniseries Reporter No. 2 (Guy Hudson). 135252 1975 Flaklypa Grand Prix MF TV Reporter (Per Theodor Haugen) 135253 1978 Flambards MT Miniseries Photographer (Brian James). 135254 1996 Flame M Photojournalist (John Jacobson). 135255 1975 Flame M UK Photographer (Laurie Goode). 135256 1990 Flame in My Heart, A M Political Columnist Pierre (Benoit Regent), a political columnist for a weekly magazine 135257 1979 Flame Is Love, The MT SVD 608 Cartland, Barbara (Novel). Hindi Brooks (Teleplay) Ness Book French Journalist Pierre (Shane Briant) for magazine La Plume, which subscribes to the notion of "unfettered self-expression." Skeptic who scoffs at another journalist's attempt to do expose on occult groups. Meets American heiress and mistakes her for nursemaid. She is drugged for Satanic ritual, but reporter is able to rescue her and is later revealed to be the brother of an English duke to whom the heiress is engaged. 135258 1945 Flame of the Barbary Coast M Publisher Cyrus Danver (Russell Hicks), newspaper publisher. Byline Conners, Reporter, San Francisco Star (Jack Norton). 135259 1960 Flame Over India M Nugent, Frank (Original Screenplay). Patrick Ford and Will Price (Story). Robin Estridge (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Reporter Van Leyden (Herbert Lom), in group of passengers on a train carrying a young prince rebels are trying to assassinate. Reporter blackmails his way onto train by breaking into private meeting where plans are being made for prince's escape. Reporter intimates that rebels might find out about the plan if he is not allowed to go along. Once on board, he continually criticizes British military and verbally spars with aristocratic woman who accuses him of writing crude sensationalism. Also proves handy with rifle claiming that he knows how to shoot because "newspapermen have to be able to protect themselves sometimes." Reporter eventually revealed to be a Moslem who is trying to kill the prince. Turns machine gun on the other passengers but is finally shot by governess who previously said taking a human life never solved anything. "Reading newspapers is like everything else in life. One must take the good with the bad, the informed and the shoddy. You do an awful lot of harm, you know that, don't you? Sometimes I even think you're inciting violence." 135260 1935 Flame Within, The M DVD -R HQ 3348, 3325 Photographer (Eddie Featherstone). Announcer at Ball. 135261 1932 Flames M Photographer (Kit Guard). 135262 1989 Flames 88-89 M Reporter (Eric Duhatschek) 135263 1996 Flaming Corsage, The N Kennedy, William Journalist Thomas Maginn, a talented, self-destructive journalist. Time moves between 1880s and 1912. 135264 1924 Flaming Crisis, The M AFI-Reporters - Ness Book. Blacks in American Films African-American Reporter is convicted of murder on circumstantial evidence. Escapes from prison and goes south where he falls in love with a cowgirl. After driving away an outlaw band, he discovers the real murderer has confessed. Reporter is free to return to the cowgirl. 135265 1924 Flaming Cross, The M Blacks African-American Newspaperman Robert Mason (Calvin Nicholson), an aggressive Negro newspaperman, exposes labor leader. Adventures chronicled 135266 1990 Flamingo N Reiss, Bob News Media 135267 1949 Flamingo Road M DVD -R HQ 10327, 10328. DVD - R 1569 Editor Doc Waterson (Fred Clark), Editor Bolden Advertiser 135268 1981 Flamingo Road: Arrangement, The T D'Avray, Bill Episode #16. 11-3-1981 Publisher Elmo Tyson (Peter Donat) of Clarion, town newspaper, Truro County, Florida. Sande Swanson, Magazine Reporter for Tallahassee Today (Cynthia Sikes). 135269 1982 Flamingo Road: Chance of a Lifetime T Black, Stephen and Henry Stern Episode #28. 2-16-1982 Publisher Elmo Tyson (Peter Donat) of Clarion, town newspaper, Truro County, Florida. Sande Swanson, Magazine Reporter for Tallahassee Today (Cynthia Sikes). Titus frames Elmo for the explosion in the newspaper office. 135270 1981 Flamingo Road: Election, The T Episode #7. 2-10-1981 News Media. Publisher Elmo Tyson (Peter Donat) of Clarion, town newspaper, Truro County, Florida. Sande Swanson, Magazine Reporter for Tallahassee Today (Cynthia Sikes). Elmo Tyson gets asked by Sam Curtis to give his endorsement to Fielding for senator with the election so close. Reporter (Clete Roberts). 135271 1982 Flamingo Road: Explosion, The T Fritzhand, James Episode #27. 2-9-1982 Publisher Elmo Tyson (Peter Donat) of Clarion, town newspaper, Truro County, Florida. Sande Swanson, Magazine Reporter for Tallahassee Today (Cynthia Sikes). Titus decides to silence Elmo's newspaper before Skipper's editorials ruin his plans for legalized gambling in Truro. 135272 1981 Flamingo Road: Hostages, The (Part 1) MT Episode #1. 1-16-1981. Series 1-6-1981 to 5-4-1982. 37 episodes Publisher Elmo Tyson (Peter Donat) of Clarion, town newspaper, Truro County, Florida. Sande Swanson, Magazine Reporter for Tallahassee Today (Cynthia Sikes). Editor (Mason Adams). 135273 1982 Flamingo Road: Strange Bedfellows T Perry, Joyce Episode #24. 1-12-1982 Publisher Elmo Tyson (Peter Donat) of Clarion, town newspaper, Truro County, Florida. Sande Swanson, Magazine Reporter for Tallahassee Today (Cynthia Sikes). Elmo throws his hat into the ring and Titus faces tough competition for re-election. 135274 1923 Flamme, Die M Journalist (Max Adalbert). 135275 1953 Flannelfoot M UK Only Press 135276 1970 Flap M AFI-Reporters/Publicity. PR Reporter. Gus Kirk, Reporter (Robert Cleaves). 135277 1974 Flash N Juffe, Mel Reporter on a newspaper is caught up in a netherworld of terror and decadence 135278 1997 Flash MT News Media. Newscaster #1 (Monica Kaufman). Newscaster #2 (John Pruitt). 135279 1973 Flash Crowd SS USC Niven, Larry In "Three Trips in Time and Space: Original Novellas of Science Fiction." Photographer Jerry Jansen works as a camera "newspaper" for the Central Broadcasting Association in Los Angeles. Riots -- C.B.A. newsmen have not been heard from, C.B.A. helicopter shot down. Jansen's camera destroyed by mob. Media blames Jansen, a roving newsman, for starting the riot. George Bailey tells Jansen they have to let him go. Wash Evan's instant documentary. Jansen's exclusive footage creates a buying war from news services and tapezines. Much media. 135280 1940 Flash Evans: Flash Evans and the Darkroom Mystery NJ Bell, Frank (Mildred Wirt Benson) #1 Flash Evans Mysteries Photographer-Reporter Jimmy Evans is nicknamed "Flash" by a coworker. Widowed mother and younger sister, Joan. He's 16 years old, a graduate from Brandale High, independent, resourceful. Father, who is dead, was a reporter at the Brandale Ledger newspaper. Takes still and moving pictures. Must work to support his family. He saves the Ledger owner's cousin in a fire and that earns him a $5-a-week raise (from $25 to $30). Takes the bus to work. Can make a knuckle sandwich when he has to use his fists. Slender, tall lad with "a thick shock of dark curly hair and frank gray eyes set in a pleasant, firmly molded face." Will do anything to get the picture -- even going outside on a high building ledge for the best lens angle. Wire photo cylinders, the teletype, rotogravure,. Covers the fights, polo, auto races. Gets the news by going up in airplanes. 135281 1940 Flash Evans: Flash Evans Camera News Hawk NJ Bell, Frank (Mildred Wirt Benson) #2 Flash Evans Mysteries Photographer-Reporter Jimmy "Flash" Evans" works fort he Brandale Ledger and also shoots newsreels. He is a 16-year-old boy who starts his career as a newspaper cameraman and then transfers to newsreel work. You'll find Flash Evans wherever news is breaking -- covering fires, bank robberies, ocean disasters, strikes, floods, earthquakes, and in the war zones shooting pictures of land battles, air raids and submarine attacks. During his month's vacation from the newspaper, Flash Evans travels to Indianapolis to watch the audio races. Flash's friend, Joe Wells, takes the same train to Indianapolis to meet his NewsVue partner. During the journey, the train derails, injuring many people including Joe who is unable to walk and so asks Flash to take his place temporarily at NewsVue. Flash is welcomed coldly by Joe's partner, George Doyle. Flash takes some splendid films of the races and is praised by Doyle's boss. Doyle refuses to acknowledge Flash's skill and tries to get him to quit so that one of his friends can take his place. Flash continues working to keep Joe's job. 135282 1999 Flash Forward T SVD 863. SVD 794 School Newspaper 135283 1980 Flash Gordon M News Media. People Magazine features Flash Gordon on the cover. Other Media. 135284 2007 Flash Gordon: ‘Til Death T Episode #9. 10-12-2007 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Aura drugs Flash with a love potion causing him to fall in love with her. 135285 2007 Flash Gordon: Alliances (1) T DVD -R HQ 8999 Episode #7. 9-28-2007 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Cynical Dale is investigating some strange goings-on involving what she falls "faliens" ("fake aliens"). The plot involves a strange space portal, the planet Mongo and its leader Ming. Flash, Baylin and Zarkov visit Mongo, where Flash learns some surprising information about his father. Barin, leader of the Verdans, seeks to protect his people by guaranteeing their supply of clean water. 135286 2007 Flash Gordon: Ascension T DVD -R HQ 8960 Episode #5. 9-24-2007 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Cynical Dale is investigating some strange goings-on involving what she falls "faliens" ("fake aliens"). The plot involves a strange space portal, the planet Mongo and its leader Ming. Flash, Dale and Baylin travel to Mongo and learn about the Dactyl ascension ceremony. Rankol is pressured into opening a rift. 135287 2007 Flash Gordon: Assassin T DVD -R HQ 8939 Episode #4. 9-7-2007 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom when Harden pops back into his life wearing an engagement ring. Cynical Dale is investigating some strange goings-on involving what she falls "faliens" ("fake aliens"). The plot involves a strange space portal, the planet Mongo and its leader Ming. Flash is shocked after witnessing a familiar face, his father, exit a rift. 135288 2008 Flash Gordon: Blame T DVD -R HQ 9514 Episode #19. 1-18-2008 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Public Relations disaster. Dale finds out what happened to her fiancé, Joe, and how much he loved her before he was killed after having an implant put into his brain to control his actions. Gordon gets an antidote to the poisoned water. 135289 2008 Flash Gordon: Cold Day in Hell T DVD -R HQ 9550 Episode. 1-25-2008 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Flash finds himself in the desolate snow fields of Frigia, where he must free the Frigian Queen in order to pass the final test. 135290 2007 Flash Gordon: Conspiracy Theory T DVD -R HQ 9130 Episode #10. 10-19-2007 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Genessa (Rankol’s bodyguard) abducts Zarkov in an effort to control the riffs. Meanwhile, Flash and Dale are questioned by a mysterious person. 135291 2008 Flash Gordon: Ebb and Flow T Episode #18. 1-11-2008 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. After Lake Kendal is transported to a reservoir on Mongo, Flash must destroy the rift generator in order to prevent theft of the Earth’s water. 135292 2007 Flash Gordon: Infestation T DVD -R HQ 8920 Episode #3. 8-24-2007 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom when Harden pops back into his life wearing an engagement ring. Cynical Dale is investigating some strange goings-on involving what she falls "faliens" ("fake aliens"). The plot involves a strange space portal, the planet Mongo and its leader Ming. Flash and Baylin travel to Mongo to acquire an antidote after Nick is bitten by an alien parasite. 135293 2007 Flash Gordon: Life Source T DVD -R HQ 8970 Episode #6. 9-21-2007 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Cynical Dale is investigating some strange goings-on involving what she falls "faliens" ("fake aliens"). The plot involves a strange space portal, the planet Mongo and its leader Ming. Ming sends a hunter to Earth on a mission. Meanwhile, Flash, Baylin and Zarkov find a dead soldier. 135294 2007 Flash Gordon: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 8842, 8843 Episode #1. 8-10-2007 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom when Harden pops back into his life wearing an engagement ring. Cynical Dale is investigating some strange goings-on involving what she falls "faliens" ("fake aliens"). The plot involves a strange space portal, the planet Mongo and its leader Ming. Having won a marathon, Flash Gordon discovers a mystery involving his dead father. 135295 2007 Flash Gordon: Possession T Episode #15. 11-30-2007 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Joe steals a rift blaster which he uses to visit Mongo. Joe intends to secure photographic evidence of the planet’s existence. 135296 2007 Flash Gordon: Pride T DVD -R HQ 8890 Episode #2. 8-17-207 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom when Harden pops back into his life wearing an engagement ring. Cynical Dale is investigating some strange goings-on involving what she falls "faliens" ("fake aliens"). The plot involves a strange space portal, the planet Mongo and its leader Ming. Baylin is Ming's best bounty hunter but she is stranded on Earth. Tyrus is sent by Ming to bring her back. 135297 2007 Flash Gordon: Random Access T DVD -R HQ 9168 Episode #11. 10-26-2007 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Joe learns Flash and Dale’s secret after he and Flash fall through a rift while fighting. Elsewhere, Baylin and Dale help bring a child into the world. 135298 2007 Flash Gordon: Revelations (2) T Episode #8. 10-5-2007 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Cynical Dale is investigating some strange goings-on involving what she falls "faliens" ("fake aliens"). The plot involves a strange space portal, the planet Mongo and its leader Ming. While helping Flash and Baylin find a way back to Earth, Zarkov is arrested in Nascent City. In the prison cell, an old prisoner by the name of Krebb claims to have met Flash’s father. 135299 2008 Flash Gordon: Revolution (1) T DVD -R HQ 9590 Episode #20. 2-1-2008 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Dale and Norah, who are being chased by “men in black” escape to Mongo. Flash is shocked by a discovery he makes in the mainframe room of the Citadel -- his father is hooked up to the master computer, alive and talking. But when the father tells Flash to release him from the machine, something goes terribly wrong. Ming orders Rankol’s execution after he learns that Rankol is a Celetroph. Terek builds a force to rebel against Ming. 135300 2008 Flash Gordon: Revolution (2) T DVD -R HQ 9626 Episode #21. 2-8-2008 (Season Finale) TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Dr. Gordon is freed from a mind prison leading to a brief reunion between father and son. Terek’s attack against Ming has begun though Ming receives help from Azura to repel Terek’s forces. 135301 2007 Flash Gordon: Secrets and Lies T DVD -R HQ 9220 Episode #12. 11-2-2007 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Flash and Zarkov become deeply involved in a complicated clash between two clans of Mongo. Meanwhile, Joe begins to talk about his “adventures” jeopardizing his career. 135302 2007 Flash Gordon: Sorrow T DVD -R HQ 9249 Episode #13. 11-9-2007 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Flash and Dale accompany Baylin back to Mongo for Honor Day, a day of remembrance for the lives lost during an environmental catastrophe known as “The Sorrow.” 135303 2007 Flash Gordon: Stand and Deliver T DVD -R HQ 9276 (Mislabeled 9274). Episode #14. 11-16-2007 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Flash and Baylin help free the Verden from slavery. 135304 2008 Flash Gordon: Thicker Than Water T DVD -R HQ 9420 Episode #17. 1-4-2008 TV Reporter Dale Harden (Gina Holden) of Channel 4 News is the former high school girlfriend of Steve "Flash" Gordon (Eric Johnson) who is living at home with his widowed mom. Powerful alliance form when Aura learns that Terek, the leader of the Deviates, is her brother. 135305 1939 Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars M Serial -- 15 chapters Reporter Donald Kerr stows away on Gordon's rocket ship. 135306 2003 Flash House N Liu, Aimee E. American Journalist Aidan Shaw goes down in Kashmir, his wife refuses to believe he is dead. 135307 1915 Flash Light, The M Ness Book Photographer in India is asked to take pictures of a prince's harem. Discovers he is to be executed after the photos are taken so he escapes along with an English girl he rescues. 135308 1985 Flash of Green, A M VHS 495 MacDonald, John D. (Novel). Victor Nunez (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Jimmy Wing (Ed Harris) of the Palm City Record Journal in Florida, has lost his convictions and interest in his work since his wife is hospitalized with a degenerative disease. He becomes involved in dirty politics Commission tries to hire Wing as press secretary. Pays him to spy on those who oppose his development deal telling him to tell them he is doing research on a book. Violence occurs and Wing punches out the editor of the paper , then gets a colleague to help him plant a story attacking the commissioner, who tells the public the story appeared without the editor's knowledge and that a retraction will appear. Wing is assaulted by the commissioner's supporters and leaves town to take a job in Jacksonville. He returns to his hometown and is beaten up again. Somehow, Wing convinces the commissioner to get him back on his old paper so he can continue to hound the commissioner in print. Photographer (Gene Densmore). 135309 1962 Flash of Green, A NM OWN - P MacDonald, John D. Reporter James Wing Local Newspaperman fights a group of corrupt real estate developers who descend on a Florida coastal town. Want to turn natural harbor into a housing development. 135310 1923 Flash, The M Hively, George (Story). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter (George Larkin) is involved in efforts of police department to clean up the city, a move opposed by gamblers and corrupt politicians. Reporter rescues the police chief's daughter on raging river. Daughter has been framed by crooks who want her father to end his clean-up campaign. Variety, 1/25/53: "Scenes in the newspaper 'editorial department' will never make any scribe who turns in copy for a daily burn up with envy. George Larkin as the lead reporter is pictured skipping into the copy room with a scoop, a big 'inside' yarn. "He tears it off on less than half a sheet of paper. The editor uses a typewriter that couldn't be more than a thousand years old as a means of strutting his stuff. The howl of the film comes when the star member of the staff…." "...knocks his employer 'cold, messes up the political boss, ruins the department's furniture in general, and when the editor comes to, he points to the door, and states [title card], 'You're fired.'" 135311 1989 Flash, The: T L. SV 45, 48 Episode Reporter is killed as a means of eliminating notes about a drug inventor and his highly addictive new hallucinogen. News Vendor Reggie (Robert Shayne), a blind news vendor. 135312 1990 Flash, The: Shroud of Death T Episode #7. 11-29-1990 Reporter (Dani Klein). 135313 1991 Flash, The: Sight Unseen T Episode #9. 1-10-1991 News Vendor Reggie (Robert Shayne), a blind news vendor. 135314 1990 Flash, The: Sins of the Father T Episode #5. 11-8-1990 News Vendor Reggie (Robert Shayne), a blind news vendor. 135315 1969 Flashback NM OWN - H Dooley, Roger Reporter Joel Goodman for Film Fare. Murder and intrigue. 135316 1990 Flashbacks DT Short Interviewer Jeff Scheftel. 135317 1993 Flashfire M Reporter (Joe Lerer). News Anchor (Bea Soong) 135318 2009 FlashForward: Gimme Some Truth T DVD -R HQ 11535 Episode #5. 10-22-2009 News Media chronicle a frightening world event in which everyone loses consciousness simultaneously for two minutes and 17 seconds. During that time, each person experiences a “flash-forward” to the same date about six months into the future, April 29, 2010. Massive destruction and death since the consciousness occurred while people were involved in daily activities including driving cars, trains and planes. A Senate Intelligence Committee hearing challenges the funding of the FBI Los Angeles office Mosaic team. Presidential News Conference. Reporters. 135319 2009 FlashForward: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 11424 Episode #1. 9-25-2009 News Media chronicle a frightening world event in which everyone loses consciousness simultaneously for two minutes and 17 seconds. During that time, each person experiences a “flash-forward” to the same date about six months into the future, April 29, 2010. Massive destruction and death since the consciousness occurred while people were involved in daily activities including driving cars, trains and planes. 135320 2009 FlashForward: Playing Cards with Coyote T DVD -R HQ 11598 Episode. 11-16-2009 News Media chronicle a frightening world event in which everyone loses consciousness simultaneously for two minutes and 17 seconds. During that time, each person experiences a “flash-forward” to the same date about six months into the future, April 29, 2010. Massive destruction and death since the consciousness occurred while people were involved in daily activities including driving cars, trains and planes. Celia goes public with the letter Agent Gough sent her which gives a message to the rest of the world that the future can still be changed. The news media cover the story including Real-Life Anchor-Reporter Kent Shocknek. Mark gets a lead on the tattooed assassin that he saw in his flashforward. Simon and Lloyd play a game of poker to settle old scores. Aaron uncovers the harsh truth behind Tracy’s death. Janis has second thoughts about her career. 135321 2005 Flashgun Casey, Crime Photographer: From the Pulps to Radio and Beyond D Cox, J. Randolph and David S. Siegel Source for Radio Program Logs. News Photographer Flashgun Casey, created by George Harmon Coxe, debuted in 1934 in the "Black Mask" pulp magazine. This book traces his media career that that debut to his radio and television career in the 1940s-1950s and his appearance in novels, films, comic books and a play. Includes the first Casey short story that appeared in "Black Mask" and two radio scripts. There's also program logs for the radio and television series, 31 photographs and illustrations and synopses of all 21 Casey short stories, 6 novels, 2 films, 4 comic books and a play. 135322 1934 Flashgun Casey: SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, 1934-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack "Flashgun" Casey, photographer for the Boston Globe, fought with his bosses and ended up at the rival Express. Friend from the Globe who followed him to the Express, Tom Wade Ann Williams, his reporter girlfriend. Jack Casey was born in the pages of Black Mask. The description of Casey in the first story remains much the same throughout the 20 stories, shorts and novelettes published in Black Mask between 1934 and 1942. Jack Casey is six feet two, weighs between 210 and 220 pounds, sometimes he has a washboard stomach, hair with flecks of gray. He has a quick temper and loves hard liquor. 135323 1935 Flashgun Casey: Buried Evidence SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, July. 1935, Vol. 18, No. 5, pp. 72-90 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey with his fellow News Photographer Tom Wade. Casey is on vacation so City Editor Blaine turns to Wade to cover a jewel robbery and shooting. Wade stumbles over a dead policeman, finds a scrawled clue to the killer and follow the trail to a jewel robber with the cop's bullet in his shoulder, truly buried evidence. Wade gets his pictures and the story with the aid of a cab driver. And every second, Wade keeps asking himself what would Casey have done. 135324 1935 Flashgun Casey: Casey -- Detective SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, Fe. 1935, Vol. 17, No. 12, pp. 68-88 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey. It's winter in the city and Casey's camera is back in the office of the Express when a woman is murdered, her body lying on a copy of the Blade. Casey falls his newspaper and Eddy, the office boy, delivers his equipment to him. No one but Casey notices the edition of the paper under the dead woman and that bit of detective work breaks the killer's alibi. 135325 1940 Flashgun Casey: Casey and the Blonde Wren SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, Aug. 1940, Vol. 23, No. 4, pp. 52-66 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey. Wren: Women's Royal Naval Service. The blonde wren of the title is Nancy Allison of the British Women's Royal Navy Service on assignment with a man from Naval Intelligence. He is killed and the stolen plans of the harbor defenses are only two ingredients in the affair as Casey once more takes pictures without everyone's approval. 135326 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey Crime Photographer Comics: CB OWN Henkel, Vern (Artist). Coxe, George Harmon Vol. 1. No.1: August 1949. 10 cents. Three other mysteries. News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey. Mystery of the Girl on the Docks, The! From the Files of the Famous CBS Radio Thriller. Based upon character of Flashgun Casey. "The Monkey Murder Mystery" based on "King of the Apes" broadcast May 1, 1947. Casey must discover who encouraged an ape to turn killer. "The Girl on the Docks," based on the radio play broadcast April 3, 1947. Casey tries to find a mystery woman who has been kidnapped. "Death and the Daredevils" has Casey on assignment covering a group of auto-stunt drivers leading to a gang of professional car thieves. Casey substitutes as a stunt driver to get the goods on the gang. 135327 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer Comics: CB Henkel, Vern (Artist). Coxe, George Harmon August, 1949 through February 1950, Marvel Comics. News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey. Tie-in with radio show featured photos of Staats Cotsworth who played Casey 135328 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer Comics: CB Vol. 1 No 2: October, 1949. News Photographer-Reporter Casey in "The Sinister Carnival" based on the radio play "In the Sweet Name of Charity," broadcast June 12, 1947. Burke gives Casey an assignment to uncover a phony charity racket. "Face to Face with the Strangler" is based on the radio play "The Gentle Strangler" broadcast on April 24, 1947. A lisping man is killing people involved in an old murder case and Casey is next on the list and becomes the bait to catch the strangler. "Trapped by the Penny Plunderers." Casey and Ann go undercover and pose as crooks to learn the identity of the ringleader of the petty racketeers fleecing the citizens. Racket boss is revealed as someone no one would suspect. 135329 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer Comics: CB Vol. 1 No. 3: December 1949 News Photographer-Reporter Casey in "The Mystery of the Glowing Ghost" based on the radio play "The Case of the Glowing Ghost" broadcast April 1, 1944. Casey and Ann are on assignment to Tuckertown for a story on the town's famous haunted house. "Damsel in Distress" is based on the radio play "Lady in Distress" broadcast October 23, 1947. When Casey and Ann are on their annual assignment to cover the rodeo, they are faced with a case which involves a missing girl singer. It involves a protection racket and a little case of blackmail. "The Machine That Predicted Murder." Casey and Ann are on their way to cover a swimming pool opening, visit an eccentric inventor who claims his time machine. The inventor says he has a hot lead on a story for Casey. When the machine shows a man being murdered in the future, Casey is determined to catch the killer. "A Murder a Day" is a two-page text story in which Casey sets a trap for a killer. The clue to a series of murders is an artist's sketch of the jury in a decade-old criminal trial. 135330 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer Comics: CB Vo1. 1 No. 4: February 1950 News Photographer-Reporter Casey in ""Lend Me Your Life!" Casey and Ann save a man from being murdered and expose a scheme to loot a company's payroll and collect on an insurance policy as well. Ann captures the evidence on film with a movie camera. "Ma' Jenkins, Gang Boss!" Casey works undercover as "Speed Perry" and teams up with "Ma" Jenkins to put her son's gang of truck hijackers out of business. "The Mystery of the Dead Man's Hands." Casey uncovers a bizarre story when an eccentric artist dies in a plane crash and his manager begins to pain like the dead man supposedly because he had the artist's hands grafted onto his own wrists. 135331 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: "X" Marks the Spot R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #236. 5-6-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135332 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: 2,000 Suspects R Ingram, Harry Episode #255. 9-16-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135333 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Acquitted R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #192. 7-3-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135334 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Action Photograph R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #272. 1-20-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135335 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: After Turkey -- The Bill R On Tape Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #213. 11-17-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135336 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Alibi R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #361. 10-5-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135337 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Appointment For Murder R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #319. 12-15-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135338 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Attempt to Murder, An R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #280. 3-17-1949. (Repeat Episode). News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135339 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Bad Hunch, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #327. 2-9-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135340 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Bad Little Babe, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #330. 3-2-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135341 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Big Danger R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #302. 8-18-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135342 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Blackmailer, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #307. 9-22-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135343 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Blackout (aka Finger of Suspicion) R Ingram, Harry Episode #267. 12-16-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135344 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Blind Justice R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #230. 3-25-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135345 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Blood Money R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #277. 2-24-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135346 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Blood Pact R Episode #178. 3-27-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135347 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Booby Trap, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #288. 5-12-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135348 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Box of Ashes, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #270. 1-6-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135349 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Box of Death, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #181. 4-17-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Betty Furness). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135350 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Bright New Star R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #196. 7-31-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135351 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Brotherly Hate R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #291. 6-2-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135352 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Buried Treasure, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #341. 5-18-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135353 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Busman's Holiday, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #199. 8-21-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135354 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Camera Bug, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #207. 10-16-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135355 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Case of the Blonde Lipstick, The R Kramer, Milton Episode #210. 11-6-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135356 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Casey and the Self-Made Hero R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #194. 7-17-1947 (Second Repeat) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135357 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Chinese Room, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #276. 2-17-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135358 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Chisler, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #321. 12-29-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135359 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Chivalrous Gunman, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #198. 8-14-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135360 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Coffin, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #311. 10-20-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135361 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Collision R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #348. 7-6-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135362 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Considerate Burglar, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #233. 4-15-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135363 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Crazy Like a Fox R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #297. 7-14-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135364 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Cupid Is a Killer R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #289. 5-19-1949 (Repeat Episode) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135365 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Dead Man's Fortune R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #237. 5-13-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135366 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Dead Pigeon R Ingram, Harry Episode #338. 4-27-1950 (Repeat Episode) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135367 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Deadline - Midnight R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #292. 6-9-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135368 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Deadly Wolf, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #365. 11-2-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135369 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Death Calls a Number R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #334. 3-30-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135370 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Death From the Dead R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #286. 4-28-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135371 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Death In Lover's Lane R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #197. 8-7-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135372 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Death Of a Stranger, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #301. 8-11-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135373 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Death Threat R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #343. 6-1-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135374 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Demon Miner, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #177. 3-20-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135375 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Diamonds of Mrs. Divonne, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #340. 5-11-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135376 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Disappearance of Mr. Dizzel, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #336. 4-13-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135377 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Doll Face R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #342. 5-25-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135378 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Dragon Head, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #294. 6-23-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135379 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Durable Dennis R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #298. 7-21-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135380 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Earned Reward R On Tape Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #212. 11-20-1947 (Repeat Episode) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135381 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Election Bet R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #260. 10-28-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135382 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Ex-Convict R On Tape Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #221. 1-22-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135383 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Eyes of Death, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #362. 10-12-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135384 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Fall Of the Cards R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #313. 11-3-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135385 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Farewell Performance R Ingram, Harry Episode #246. 7-15-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135386 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Fatal Visitor, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #356. 8-31-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135387 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Find the Papers R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #190. 6-19-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Betty Furness). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135388 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Finger Man R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #256. 9-23-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135389 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Fire, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #335. 4-6-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135390 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Fix, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #226. 2-26-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135391 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Fog R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #228. 3-11-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135392 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Four Forefingers R Episode #326. 2-2-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135393 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Freak House R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #346. 6-22-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135394 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Genius, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #266. 12-9-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135395 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Gentle Strangler, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #182. 4-24-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Betty Furness). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135396 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Ghost Seekers, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #261. 11-4-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135397 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Gift For Thanksgiving, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #316. 11-24-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135398 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Girl Hitch-Hiker, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #328. 2-16-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135399 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Girl On the Dock, The R Episode #179. 4-3-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Betty Furness). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135400 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Grandson of Mr. Smith, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #275. 2-10-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135401 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Graveyard Gertie R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #202. 9-11-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135402 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Great Grandfather's Rent Receipt R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #209. 10-30-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135403 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Gun Crazy R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #354. 8-17-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135404 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Gun Wanted R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #239. 5-27-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135405 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Half Guilty R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #235. 4-29-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135406 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Haunted House, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #188. 6-4-1947 (Repeat of 4-1-1944 Broadcast with a Different Title) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Betty Furness). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135407 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Hide-Out R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #200. 8-28-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135408 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Hit and Run R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #358. 9-14-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135409 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Holiday R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #264. 11-25-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135410 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Hot New Year's Party R On Tape Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #218. 1-1-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135411 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: I'll See You Hanged R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #282. 3-31-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135412 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: In For Trouble R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #247. 7-22-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135413 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: In the Sweet Name of Charity R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #189. 6-12-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Betty Furness). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135414 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Inside Job R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #359. 9-21-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135415 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Jinx, The R Episode #329. 2-23-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135416 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Junior Bad Man R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #337. 4-13-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135417 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Justice R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #322. 1-5-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135418 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Kangaroo Court R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #252. 8-26-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135419 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Key Witness R On Tape Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #224. 2-12-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135420 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: King Of the Apes R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #183. 5-1-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Betty Furness). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135421 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Lady In Distress, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #208. 10-23-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135422 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Lady Killer, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #193. 7-10-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135423 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Laughing Killer, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #184. 5-8-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Betty Furness). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135424 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Letters From Mexico R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #241. 6-10-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135425 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Life Of the Party, The R On Tape Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #216. 12-18-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135426 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Lily, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #295. 6-30-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135427 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Loaded Dice, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #201. 9-4-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135428 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Lorelei Killer, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #350. 7-20-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135429 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Love Death, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #353. 8-10-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135430 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Love Story, The R Ingram, Harry Episode #323. 1-12-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135431 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Mad Dog R Episode #185. 5-15-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Betty Furness). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135432 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Man Hater R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #248. 7-29-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135433 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Man Of Mystery, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #360. 9-28-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135434 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Maniac, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #306. 9-15-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135435 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Mascot, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #357. 9-7-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135436 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Master Mind, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #347. 6-29-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135437 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Meet the Wife R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #269. 12-30-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135438 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Miracle, The R On Tape Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #220. 1-15-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135439 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Miscarriage of Justice R On Tape Episode. 10-02-47 News Photographer-Reporter Casey 135440 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Miscarriage of Justice, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #205. 10-2-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135441 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Missing Heiress R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #244. 7-1-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135442 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Murder At the Auction R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #317. 12-1-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135443 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Murder At the Yacht Club R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #349. 7-13-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135444 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Murder Farm R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #296. 7-7-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135445 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Murder In Black and White R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #229. 3-18-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135446 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Murder In the Air R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #283. 4-7-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135447 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Murder-Go-Round R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #299. 7-28-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135448 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Murderers, Ltd. R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #240. 6-3-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135449 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Museum of Murder R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #310. 10-13-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135450 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Music To Die By R On Tape Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #223. 2-5-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135451 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: My Brother's Keeper R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #238. 5-20-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135452 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: My Little Feathered Friends R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #253. 9-2-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135453 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Mystery Man, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #262. 11-11-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135454 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: New Will, The R On Tape Episode. 12-11-47 News Photographer-Reporter Casey 135455 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: New Will, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #215. 12-11-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135456 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: No Tears For Terry R Episode #243. 6-24-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135457 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Notice To the Public R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #293. 6-16-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135458 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Old Blankety Blank R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #258. 10-7-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135459 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Old Joe R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #245. 7-8-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135460 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: On The Record R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #251. 8-19-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135461 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: On The Spot R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #364. 10-26-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135462 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Only Saps Work For Wages R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #259. 10-21-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135463 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Out Of the Past R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #187. 5-29-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Betty Furness). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135464 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Package for Annie, A R Ehrlich, Max Episode #191. 6-26-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Betty Furness). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135465 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Pattern For Murder R Ingram, Harry Episode #249. 8-5-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135466 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Peace Mission R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #305. 9-8-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135467 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Photo Of the Dead R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #195. 7-24-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135468 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Pick Up Your Marbles R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #273. 1-27-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135469 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Pickup R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #186. 5-22-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Betty Furness). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135470 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Picture for Christmas, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #320. 12-22-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135471 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Piggy Bank Robbery, The R On Tape Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #222. 1-29-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135472 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Pirates, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #250. 8-12-1948. (Repeat Episode) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135473 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Platonic Friendship R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #332. 3-16-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135474 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Poison Pen, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #257. 9-30-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135475 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Present for Percy, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #232. 4-8-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135476 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Quarrel, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #331. 3-9-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135477 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Queen of the Amazons R On Tape Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #219. 1-8-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135478 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Red Hots, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #351. 7-27-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135479 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Rest Cure R Ingram, Harry Episode #285. 4-21-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135480 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Rest Cure Murder, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #333. 3-23-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135481 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Return From the Grave, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #290 5-26-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135482 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Santa Claus of Bums' Blvd, The R On Tape Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #217. 12-25-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135483 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Scene Of the Crime, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #279. 3-10-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135484 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Scheme for Liquidation, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #363. 10-19-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135485 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Scrub Woman R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #304. 9-1-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135486 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Sell-Out R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #300. 8-4-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135487 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Serpent Goddess, The R On Tape Episode. 12-4-47 News Photographer-Reporter Casey 135488 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Serpent Goddess, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #214. 12-4-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135489 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Sleeping Dogs Awake R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #231. 4-1-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135490 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Snow Ball, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #303. 8-25-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135491 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: String of Beads R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #263. 11-18-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135492 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Suicide, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #339. 5-4-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135493 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Terror R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #281. 3-24-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135494 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Thunderbolt R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #314. 11-10-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135495 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Tiger On the Loose R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #271. 1-13-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135496 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Tobacco Pouch, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #203. 9-18-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135497 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Too Many Angels R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #211. 11-13-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135498 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Too Many Knives R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #284. 4-14-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135499 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Tough Guy R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #227. 3-4-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135500 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Treasure Cave, The R On Tape Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #204. 9-25-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135501 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Two Days Before Christmas R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #268. 12-23-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135502 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Ugly Duckling, The R Episode #180. 4-10-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Betty Furness). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135503 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Unknown Passenger R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #344. 6-8-1950. News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135504 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Unlucky Numbers R Ingram, Gail and Harry Episode #345. 6-15-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135505 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Unsolved Murder R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #325. 1-26-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135506 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Unstandard Model R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #308. 9-29-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135507 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Unwelcome Party R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #274. 2-3-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135508 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Upholsterer, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #315. 11-17-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135509 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Upholsterer, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #367. 11-16-1950. (Repeat Episode) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135510 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Vampire, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #312. 10-27-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135511 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Wanted - A Gun R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #324. 1-19-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135512 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Weasel, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #309. 10-6-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135513 1947 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Wedding Breakfast, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #206. 10-9-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135514 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Wife Number Eight R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #242. 6-17-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135515 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Wild Man, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #265. 12-2-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135516 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Winning Streak R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #254. 9-9-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135517 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Witchcraft R On Tape Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #225. 2-19-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135518 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Witness For the Prosecution R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #318. 12-8-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135519 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Wolverine, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #287. 5-5-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135520 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Woman Of Mystery R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #366. 11-9-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135521 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Woman With Golden Hair, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #355. 8-24-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135522 1950 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: Written In Blood R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #352. 8-3-1950 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135523 1949 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: You Are the Killer R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #278. 3-3-1949 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135524 1948 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Crime Photographer: You Die Today R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #234. 4-22-1948 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135525 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: R Cole, Alonzo Deen Series 1944-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (various actresses including Jan Miner). City Editor Burke "Face the camera please. Hold it. Thanks. Look for it ion the Morning Express." (Musical Interlude). Casey, Press Photographer. (Musical Interlude) "Columbia brings you another adventure of Casey, Press Photographer." "Tonight and every Saturday at this time Columbia invites you to follow Casey on his exciting assignment and to meet the strangely assorted people who pass in swift moving parade before the shutters of his camera. Tonight:…." 135526 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Account Settled R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #88. 4-10-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135527 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Air Tight Alibi R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #42. 4-29-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135528 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Anonymous Letter R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #64. 9-26-1944. News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135529 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Bad Luck For Sale R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #67. 10-17-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135530 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Beaten By a Nose R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #66. 10-10-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135531 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Beware of the Dog R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #79. 1-23-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135532 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Birthday Present, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #61. 9-9-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135533 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Case of the Laughing Dog, The R Sloane, Robert Episode #62. 9-12-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135534 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Case of the Self-Made Hero, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #52. 7-8-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135535 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Cinderella Girl R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #50. 6-24-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135536 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Complete Acquittal R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #83. 3-6-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135537 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Danger For Blondes R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #54. 7-22-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135538 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Degree of Arson, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #94. 5-29-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135539 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Diamonds and Tombstones R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #82. 2-20-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135540 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Diary of Death, The R Holden, Charles Episode #69. 10-31-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135541 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Don't Call the Cops R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #80. 2-6-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135542 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Engagement Ring R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #76. 1-2-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135543 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Free Confession R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #92. 5-15-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135544 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Gambler's Luck R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #90. 4-24-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135545 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Girl Named Kate, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #73. 12-12-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135546 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Group Photograph R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #74. 12-19-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135547 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Gun Boy R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #60. 9-2-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135548 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Hanged By the Neck R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #68. 10-24-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135549 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Impossible Crime, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #87, 4-3-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135550 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Incredible Evidence R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #85. 3-20-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135551 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Invisible Man, The R Sloane, Robert Episode #95. 6-5-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135552 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: It's a Dog's Life R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #40. 4-15-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135553 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Key To Room 424 R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #77. 1-9-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135554 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Killer On Parole R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #44. 5-13-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135555 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Killer's Kid, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #91. 5-1-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135556 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Lamb To the Slaughter R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #49. 6-17-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135557 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Last Beat, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #56. 8-5-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135558 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Little Black Dog R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #57. 8-12-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135559 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Little Man Who Wasn't There, The R Sloane, Robert Episode #46. 5-27-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135560 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Man Hunt R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #58. 8-19-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135561 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Man Overboard R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #98. 6-26-1945 (Repeat Episode). News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135562 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Man Who Couldn't Be Killed, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #39. 4-8-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135563 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Matter Of Reputation, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #43. 5-6-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135564 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Murder In the Rain R Episode #45. 5-20-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135565 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Old Girlfriend, An R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #63. 9-19-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135566 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Old Nobody R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #51. 7-1-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135567 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: One Of the Family R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #55. 7-29-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135568 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Outline In Clay R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #89. 4-17-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135569 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Photo Finish R Sloane, Robert Episode #48. 6-10-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135570 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Picture and the Frame R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #70. 11-14-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135571 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Picture in the Park, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #84. 3-13-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135572 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Picture of Murder, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #53. 7-15-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135573 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Professional Widow, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #78. 1-16-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135574 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Skeleton on Horseback R Holden, Charles Episode #47. 6-3-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135575 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Strange Case of Mr. Strange, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #96. 6-12-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135576 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Strange Invitation, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #41. 4-22-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135577 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Substitutes, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #71. 11-28-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135578 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Suicide Note R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #81. 2-13-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135579 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Treatment For the Doctor R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #65. 10-3-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135580 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Trial Balloon R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #72. 12-5-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135581 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Unexpected Guest, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #93. 5-22-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135582 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Unknown Caller, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #75. 12-26-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135583 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Vacation in Maine R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #97. 6-19-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135584 1944 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: Victory Garden Murder R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #59. 8-26-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135585 1945 Flashgun Casey: Casey, Press Photographer: White Monster, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #86. 3-27-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135586 1947 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer R Cole, Alonzo Deen Series 1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (various actresses including Jan Miner). City Editor Burke "The Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation brings you Crime Photographer" (Musical interlude plus piano tinkling). Casey: "Ethelbert, what on earth's going on over there?" Ethelbert: "Oh that's Grace. I can't get her away from the piano." Casey: "Tell her to let Herman play." Ethelbert: "Oh Grace. That's enough. Thanks." Casey: "Besides this is the famous noise abatement week." Announcer Tony Marvin: "Well it may be famous Casey, but it's not as famous as my favorite line. Anchor Hocking is the most famous name in glass. (Musical Interlude and Applause). "Good evening ladies and gentlemen. This is Tony Marvin." "Every week at this time the Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation of Lancaster, Ohio and its more than ten thousand employees bring you another adventure of Casey, Crime Photographer, ace cameraman, who covers the crime news of a great city." 135587 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer R Cole, Alonzo Deen Series 1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (various actresses including Jan Miner). City Editor Burke First on the scene, Crime Photographer (Snap Sound). Casey: "Got it. Look for it in the Morning Express." Musical Interlude. Announcer Hite: "CBS Radio brings back Crime Photographer, another adventure of Casey, ace camera man of the Morning Express who covers the crime news of a great city." 135588 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Agency of Death T Episode #51. 4-24-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Building racketeers deal in defective construction material. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135589 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Air Tight T Episode #27. 11-8-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Gambler operates with help from crooked police. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135590 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Babies For Sale T Episode #19. 9-13-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey goes after black market babies operation. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135591 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Battleground R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #430. 4-15-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135592 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Beaten By a Nose R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #130. 3-12-1946 (Repeat Episode) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135593 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Bill of Lading T Episode #32. 12-13-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Dope smuggling. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135594 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Bird Expert, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #104. 8-8-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135595 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Birthday Present, The T Episode #3. WCBW (CBS) New York City, 8:30 to 9 p.m. News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Don Kohler). Ann Williams (Shirley O'Hara). Casey plays a trick on a crooked lawyer involved in a false arrest case. 135596 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Black Magic R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #406. 10-29-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135597 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Black Widow T Episode #45. 3-13-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Con game based on false report about soldier overseas. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135598 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Blackmail T Episode #53. 5-8-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135599 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Bloodless Murder R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #141. 7-1-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135600 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Blue Hand, The T Episode #25. 10-25-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Murder and dope smuggling. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135601 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Blueprint For Danger T Episode #36. 1-10-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Shady construction deal and murder. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135602 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Body Was Buried Deep, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #133. 4-2-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135603 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Bogey-Man Story R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #424. 3-4-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135604 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Brains T Episode #20. 9-20-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Washed-up boxer is encouraged to take a dive in comeback fight by a crooker promoter. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135605 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Bronze Peacock, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #152. 9-26-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135606 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Buccaneer's Cove R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #132. 3-26-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135607 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Buried Evidence, The R Episode #165. 12-26-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135608 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Butterfly, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #135. 4-30-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135609 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Carved Bed, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #154. 10-10-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135610 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Case of the Battered Playboy, The R Episode #113. 11-03-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135611 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Case of the Scowling Boy, The T Episode #10. 7-12-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135612 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Casey Visits a Circus R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #382. 4-21-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135613 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Casey Visits a Circus R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #431. 4-22-1955 (Repeat Episode and Final Broadcast) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135614 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Cat's Paw, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #99. 7-4-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135615 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Chamber of Horrors, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #107. 8-29-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135616 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Check - And Double Check R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #426. 3-18-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135617 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Christmas Shopping R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #164. 12-19-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135618 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Clay Pigeon T Episode #31. 12-6-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Crime syndicate targets Casey. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135619 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Clean Up, The T Episode #21. 9-27-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Struggle for control of waterfront union. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135620 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Considerate Burglar, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #118. 12-10-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135621 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Coward, The T Episode #29. 11-22-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Seasoned criminal tutors young gang. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135622 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Criminal For a Day R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #418. 1-21-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135623 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Cuckoo, The R Episode #159. 11-14-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135624 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Cupid Is a Killer R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #112. 10-20-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135625 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Danger For Blondes R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #103. 8-1-1945 (Repeat Episode) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135626 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Dangerous Characters R Episode #163. 12-12-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135627 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Date With Hester, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #121. 12-31-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135628 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Dateline R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #379. 3-31-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135629 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Dead Man's Message, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #415. 12-31-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135630 1947 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Dead Pigeon R Ingram, Harry Episode #167 1-9-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135631 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Deadline Midnight T Episode #3. 5-17-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135632 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Death in the Rain R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #400. 9-15-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135633 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Death Insurance R Episode #110. 9-19-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135634 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Death Of a Rattlesnake R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #119. 12-17-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135635 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Death Visits Five R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #428. 4-1-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135636 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Death Watch, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #427. 3-25-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135637 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Diary of Death, The T Holden, Charles based on the radio program by Alonzo Deen Cole. Episode #1. WCBW (CBS) New York City, 8:30 to 9 p.m. News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Oliver Thorndike). Ann Williams (Ruth Ford). The daughter of a mind reader is murdered and Casey solves the case. 135638 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Dirt Peddler, The T Episode #42. 2-21-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. A rival newspaper specializes in malicious gossip. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135639 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Double Cross, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #100. 7-11-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135640 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Double Entry T Episode #49. 4-10-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Tax evasion and murder. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135641 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Double Negative T Episode #7. 6-21-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135642 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Duke Of Skid Row, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #151. 9-19-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135643 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Earned Reward R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #122. 1-7-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135644 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Easy Way, The T Episode #43. 2-28-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135645 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Ex-Con R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #413. 12-17-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135646 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Faked Suicide T Episode #4. WCBW (CBS) New York City, 8:30 to 9 p.m. News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Don Kohler). Ann Williams (Shirley O'Hara). Casey solves the case of the widow who learns she won't get any money as a result of her husband's alleged suicide so she tries to make his death look like murder. 135647 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Fall Guy, The T Episode #39. 1-31-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Old army buddy framed as fall guy in insurance racket payoff. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135648 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Family Argument R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #131. 3-19-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135649 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Fat Lady Dies, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #147. 8-22-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135650 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Fighting Fool, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #124. 1-21-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135651 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Finger Of Death, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #123. 1-14-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135652 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Football, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #405. 10-22-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135653 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: For the Family Honor R Episode #399. 9-8-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135654 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Frightened Mouse, The T Episode #6. 6-7-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135655 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Full Circle R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #381. 4-14-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135656 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Gentle Strangler, The T Episode #4. 5-24-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135657 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Getaway, The (aka Charming Jewel Thieves) T Episode #11. 7-19-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135658 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Girl Named Kate, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #144. 7-22-1946. (Repeat Episode) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135659 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Good Turn, The T Episode #50. 4-17-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Girlfriend of escaped convict assists in his capture. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135660 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Graveyard Gertie R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #128. 2-25-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135661 1947 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Gray Kitten, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #171. 2-6-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135662 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Gun Boy R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #108. 9-5-1945 (Repeat Episode) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135663 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Halloween Story, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #157. 10-31-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135664 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Handkerchief, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #149. 9-5-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135665 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Happy Birthday To You R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #153. 10-3-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135666 1947 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Held For Ransom R Episode #170. 1-30-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135667 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Hero Comes Home, A T Episode #55. 5-22-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Gambling syndicate tries to cash in on an award given to a national hero. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135668 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Hero, The T Episode #22. 10-4-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. A gangster is admired by the neighborhood kids. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135669 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Homicide Ring, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #425. 3-11-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135670 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Honest Jockey, The T Episode #12. 7-26-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135671 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Hot Ice R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #105. 8-15-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135672 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Hunch, The T Episode #2. 5-3-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey rescues an embittered innocent young man from murder charge. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135673 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Invitation To the Dance T Episode #44. 3-6-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135674 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Iron Mike R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #125. 1-28-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135675 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Johnnie's Got a Gun R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #150. 9-12-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135676 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Joker, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #134. 4-23-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135677 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Juanita R Episode #411. 12-3-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135678 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Judge Meets a Deadline, The T Episode #18. 9-6-1951. News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Political cooperation between the judge and a gangster. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135679 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Juror, The T Episode #30. 11-29-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135680 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Key Witness T Episode #40. 2-7-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Plot against the life of a key witness in a trial against a notorious racketeer. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135681 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Killers Can Be Beautiful R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #127. 2-11-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135682 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Last Mobster, The T Episode #52. 5-1-1952. First Anniversary of TV Series News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135683 1947 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Last of the Faraday's, The R Ehrlich, Max Episode #166. 1-2-1947 (Repeat Episode) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135684 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Last of the Faradays, The R Ehrlich, Max Episode #114. 11-10-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135685 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Late Unlamented, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #420. 2-4-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135686 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Legacy, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #384. 5-26-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135687 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Letter Of the Law T Episode #57. 6-5-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Young lawyer with underworld clients. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135688 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Life For Sale R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #404. 10-15-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135689 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Little Extra Income, The T Episode #38. 1-24-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Jewel robberies and murder Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135690 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Little Man Who Wasn't There, The R Sloane, Robert Episode #115. 11-17-1945 (Repeat Episode) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135691 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Long Fall, The T Episode #37. 1-17-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. The life of a small boy is weighed against the safety of an entire community. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135692 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Long Shore T Episode #46. 3-20-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Brave dockhand tries to break up kickback rackets. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135693 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Long Shot, The (aka Fix, The) T Episode #24. 10-18-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Gamblers tempt hoop star to fix college basketball games. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135694 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Man Called John Doe, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #142. 7-8-1946 (Repeat Episode) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135695 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Man in Brown, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #398. 9-1-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135696 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Man That Nobody Liked, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #136. 5-7-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135697 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Meeting Place, The T Episode #14. 8-9-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Loan sharks use violence to collect. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135698 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Missing Persons R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #158. 11-7-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135699 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Model Alibi T Reynolds, Sheldon Episode #1. 4-19-1951. Series 4-19-1951 to 1952. News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135700 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Moth, The R Episode #397. 8-25-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135701 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Motive For Murder R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #129. 3-4-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135702 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Mr. Big R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #138. 6-10-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135703 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Murder On the Inside T Episode #15. 8-16-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135704 1947 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Mysterious Lodger, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #175. 3-6-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135705 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: No Evidence R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #117. 12-3-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135706 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: No Publicity R Episode #410. 11-26-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135707 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Old Dog, New Tricks T Episode #48. 4-3-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Friendly bulldog leads Casey to dope smugglers. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135708 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: One Grave For Three R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #422. 2-18-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135709 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: One Of the Family R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #111. 9-26-1945 (Repeat Episode) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135710 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Panic R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #423. 2-25-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135711 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Payoff, The T Episode #16. 8-23-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Political corruption is exposed. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135712 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Peaches R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #417. 1-14-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135713 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Picture of the Duchess, The (aka Boarding House, The) T Episode #8. 6-28-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Publicity hungry boarding house operator confesses to a murder she did not commit. Casey wants to find out why. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135714 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Pictures Can Lie R Episode #396. 8-18-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135715 1947 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Please Be My Valentine R Episode #172. 2-13-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135716 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Poker Game, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #140. 6-24-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135717 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Poor Little Rich Kid R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #409. 11-19-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135718 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Portrait of an Artist R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #374. 2-24-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135719 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Prince of Darkness, The R Buck, Ashley and Tom Taggert Episode #126. 2-4-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135720 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Prison Break, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #156. 10-24-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135721 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Protection Racket, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #403. 10-8-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135722 1947 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Purloined Payroll, The R Episode #169. 1-23-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135723 1947 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Red Headed Kid, The R Marvin, B. Edgar Episode #174. 2-27-1947. (Same Plot as 7-25-1945) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135724 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Red Raincoat, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #148. 8-29-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135725 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Red Wagon for Junior, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #414. 12-14-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135726 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Retired Camera, The T Marvin, B. Edgar Episode #2. WCBW (CBS) New York City, 8:30 to 9 p.m. News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Oliver Thorndike). Ann Williams (Ruth Ford). An image on an old camera helps Casey track down arsonists. 135727 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Retired Camera, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #102. 7-25-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135728 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Retirement of Willie T Episode #9. 7-5-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135729 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Reunion, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #137. 6-3-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135730 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Revolt, The (aka Posse, The) T Episode #26. 11-1-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Protection racketeers prey on small businessman. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135731 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Reward T Episode #58. 6-12-1952. Final Program. Series replaced 6-19-1952 with "I've Got a Secret." News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Death of key witness to underworld crime. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135732 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Road Angel, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #368. 1-13-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135733 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Road Back To Prison, The T Episode #17. 8-30-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Shady politician tempts ex-convict. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135734 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Room 1110 R Episode #162. 12-5-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135735 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Sandhog Story, The T Episode #13. 8-2-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Workers who refuse protection face death in the underwater vehicle they must use. Casey to the rescue. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135736 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Score To Settle, A T Episode #54. 5-15-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Innocent man accused of murder. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135737 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Searchlight and the Tomb, The R Episode #160. 11-21-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135738 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Second Chance T Episode #47. 3-27-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Check forgers try to frame an innocent girl. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135739 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Showdown R Episode #407. 11-5-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135740 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Social Afternoon R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #139. 6-17-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135741 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Source of Information R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #369. 1-20-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135742 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Strangling Ghost, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #402. 9-29-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135743 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Street Carnival R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #401. 9-22-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135744 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Strictly Confidential R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #116. 11-24-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135745 1947 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Surprising Corpse, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #168. 1-16-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135746 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Tall Steel Nightmare, The T Episode #56. 5-29-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey works as a riveter to probe building racket. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135747 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Target Unknown R Episode #393. 7-28-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135748 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Tax on Decency, A T Episode #41. 2-14-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Tax official is blackmailed. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135749 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Thanksgiving Dinner, The R Episode #161. 11-28-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135750 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Third Bridegroom, The T Episode #5. 5-31-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135751 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Three Sapphires R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #145. 8-8-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135752 1950 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Thrilling Mystery Comedy in Three Acts P Bristol, Stephen (aka Wilbur Braun) Flashgun Casey, Crime Photographer, Ann Williams and Captain Logan are the only radio personalities to appear in this play. Casey works out the clues to this mystery in a logical fashion. 135753 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Tiger On the Loose, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #106. 8-22-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135754 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Till Death Do Us Part T Episode #33. 12-20-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Phony marriage notice in the newspaper is used to lure a confession from a killer. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135755 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Tip-Off, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #155. 10-17-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135756 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Title Unknown R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episodes #370-#371-#372-#373. 1-27-1954 to 2-17-1954. #375-#376-#377-#378. 3-3-1954 to 3-24-1954. #380. 4-7-1954. #385 to #392, 5-2-1954 to 7-21-1954. #394-#395, 8-4-1954 to 8-11-1954. News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135757 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Tooth For Tooth, A R Holden, Charles Episode #143. 7-15-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135758 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Top Secret R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #429. 4-8-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135759 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Torch, The T Episode #23. 10-11-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Arson for insurance Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135760 1947 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Twenty Minute Alibi, The R Episode #173. 2-20-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135761 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Two New $100 Bills R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #120. 12-24-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135762 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Unbury the Dead R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #416. 1-7-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135763 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Uncle John R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #101. 7-18-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135764 1947 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Undercover Man, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #176. 3-13-1947 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135765 1946 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Unlucky Day R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #146. 8-15-1946 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135766 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Unlucky Number T Episode #28. 11-15-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Numbers racketeer tries to stop expose. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135767 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Valentine R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #421. 2-11-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135768 1951 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Victim, The T Episode #34. 12-27-1951 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Jewel thefts. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135769 1945 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Walk In the Rain, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #109. 9-12-1945 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135770 1952 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Warning, The T Episode #35. 1-3-1952 News Photographer-Reporter Casey (Darren McGavin) of the New York Morning Express works out of New York City. Fur thefts. Casey is now a strong, tender-hearted, astute reporter without the slouch-hatted, trench-coated lensman of the "Front Page" school. He'll dress and behave himself. Casey's camera will not be a symbol but the instrument with which he earns his salt on the staff of the Morning Express. Casey has a new assistant, Frank Lipman (Archie King), "a timid Ivy League product drafted from the paper's stock market page." Lipman can help Casey spell the words that go with his pictures. Ann Williams (Jan Miner), Casey's radio sidekick, continued to appear in the TV version but with a reduced role. City Editor (Robert Leib). Photographer-Reporter Casey (Richard Carlyle, 4-9-1951 to 6-7-1951, Darren McGavin, 6-21-1951 to 6-12-1952). Blue Note Cafe hangout. 135771 1955 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Watchdog, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #419. 1-28-1955 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135772 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: What's In a Name? R Episode #412. 12-10-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135773 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Widgeon Is a Ducky Word! R Episode #408. 11-12-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135774 1954 Flashgun Casey: Crime Photographer: Yellow Streak R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #383. 5-12-1954 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jan Miner). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135775 1950 Flashgun Casey: Dead Heat: A Crime Photographer Mystery NM Ayres, Paul #6 Flashgun Casey Mysteries News Photographer-Reporter Flashgun Casey of the Morning Express is away on assignment. A jockey who wants to see him is killed, shot through the back of his head. Spent flash bulb nearby means someone took a picture of the jockey as he was shot. Alan Forster, a young camera bug and aspiring news photographer took pictures of the jockey as he was shot. He tells Casey he wants to sell his pictures to the Express. Then he tells Casey the Globe has offered him $200 for the photos. Casey takes him to see the Express City Editor Hiram Burke who offers $100 and no more. Casey tells Forster to take the Globe's office. Woman meets Casey at Gilligan's bar, offers to sell story of jockey's murder and name of the killer to the Express. Casey refuses the offer, follows her and is slugged. Alan Forster has disappeared and someone has ransacked his darkroom looking for negatives. It turns out Globe's offer was a phony. Casey gets a set of prints. Woman who wanted to sell him her story is killed. Forster is found safe and sound, the killer is revealed and Casey has time for one more drink. 135776 1964 Flashgun Casey: Deadly Image NM MLPL Coxe, George Harmon #5 Flashgun Casey Mysteries News Photographer-Reporter Flashgun Jack Casey, number one photographer at the Morning Express. A private detective is killed. Blackmail is involved. Casey solves the case and then heads off to three or four or five bars to celebrate. 135777 1935 Flashgun Casey: Earned Reward SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, Mar. 1935, Vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 101-121 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey is covering a fire when he literally stumbles on the body of Shorty Prendell, a photographer for the News. Prendell has been shot in the chest. It all involves a missing judge and a photo that Casey, for once, didn't take. Casey and Logan, entitled to the reward for finding the judge give it to Prendell's widow instead. 135778 1961 Flashgun Casey: Error of Judgment NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon #3 Flashgun Casey Mysteries News Photographer-Reporter Flashgun Casey is offered $50 for taking a photo of a business transaction on a downtown street corner involving an exchange of envelopes between a shyster lawyer and a gambler. Casey stops in a bar near his apartment and sees Jerry Burton, a former newsman who is adequate but not particularly ambitious. Burton has been drinking heavily and is suspected of carrying a gun in his pocket. Casey takes Burton home to his place. When Burton passes out, Casey finds his revolver and unloads it. He goes to get something to eat and Burton has gone. The next time Casey sees Burton he is dead in the front seat of a car. There are many suspects. It is up to Casey to identify the person who made recordings of confidential conversations in the psychiatrist's office of Burton's alcoholic wife to blackmail her. He wants police Lieutenant Logan to arrive in time to hear the killer's confession. 135779 1936 Flashgun Casey: Fall Guy SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, Jun. 1936, Vol. 19, No. 4, pp. 62-81 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey. Norma Patten, nee Lamont, former vaudeville and burlesque singer, asks Casey to get the negatives of some old semi-nude advertising poses of her. She gives him a sheaf of fifty-dollar bills with which to buy them from the man who holds them. The shyster go-between is his next stop but the man is shot and killed right in front of him. Casey's investigations reveal who is behind the blackmail scheme and also suggest why he is the "fall guy" in this situation. 135780 1946 Flashgun Casey: FC, Detective NM Coxe, George Harmon #2 Flashgun Casey Mysteries - Includes "Casey - Detective," "Once Around the Clock," "Too Many Women" and "Women are Trouble." News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey created by George Harmon Coxe. Casey, a photographer for the Boston Globe, later joins the Boston Express. He weighs in at 215 pounds and stands six feet, two inches tall. 135781 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: R Cole, Alonzo Deen Series 1943-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. He operated out of the Blue Note Café where his friend Ethelbert (John Gibson) was bartender Musical Interlude. "Out of a big city's roaring life, out of a great newspaper's pounding heart come the exciting adventures of a man with a camera, Flashgun Casey, Press Photographer." (Musical Interlude). Columbia presents a new adventure character, Flashgun Casey, Press Photographer, tough, daring, typical of the men who often risk their lives so that you may see the news as well as read it. Their salaries are not large and they seldom get much credit, but their lives are packed with danger and thrills. Tonight and every Wednesday night at this time Columbia invites you to follow the story of Flashgun Casey and the people who pass in swift moving parade before the shutter of his camera. Tonight's story… 135782 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Butterfly Dies, A R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #17. 10-30-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135783 1944 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Case of the Glowing Ghost, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #38. 4-1-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135784 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Case Of the Indignant Lady, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #15. 10-14-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135785 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Case Of the Painted Walls, The R Episode #5. 8-4-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Jim Backus) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Alice Reinheart). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135786 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Case of the Pretty Bandit R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #12. 9-23-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135787 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Case of the Switched Plates, The R Buck, Ashley with George Harmon Cox) Episode #1. 7-7-1943. News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Matt Crowley) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jone Allison). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135788 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Case Of the Whispering Gun, The R Episode #9. 9-2-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Jim Backus) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Alice Reinheart). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135789 1944 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Casey and the House with the Hedge R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #30. 2-5-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135790 1944 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Casey and the Man Called Joe Doe R Episode #31. 2-12-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135791 1944 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Casey and the Self-Made Hero R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #36. 3-18-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135792 1944 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Casey and the Strong Woman R Episode #34. 3-4-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135793 1944 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Casey Begins a New Year R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #26. 1-1-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135794 1944 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Casey Compounds a Felony R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #28. 1-15-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135795 1944 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Casey Goes Into Society R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #27. 1-8-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135796 1944 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Casey Remains To Dance R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #29. 1-22-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135797 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Christmas Is a Family Day R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #25. 12-25-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135798 1944 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Clues In the Clouds, The R Holden, Charles Episode #33. 2-26-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135799 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Death in the Dentist's Chair R Episode #18. 11-6-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135800 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Five Thousand Dollar Reward R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #8. 8-26-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Jim Backus) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Alice Reinheart). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135801 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Ghosts Work For Money R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #19. 11-13-1943. News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135802 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Hoodoo For Hire R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #10. 9-9-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Jim Backus) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Alice Reinheart). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135803 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Kidnapping of the Rare Book Dealer R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #13. 9-30-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135804 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Killer's Kid, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #20. 11-20-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135805 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Last Will and Testament, The R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #22. 12-4-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135806 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Lost Melody, The R Episode #3. 7-21-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Matt Crowley) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jone Allison). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135807 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Love Is a Whisper R Episode #4. 7-28-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Jim Backus) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Alice Reinheart). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135808 1944 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Man Overboard R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #35. 3-11-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135809 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Man With the Crippled Arm, The R Episode #21. 11-27-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135810 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Murder Comes in Threes R Episode #6. 8-12-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Jim Backus) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Alice Reinheart). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135811 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Murder For Breakfast R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #14. 10-7-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135812 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Murder Off the Record R Episode #2. 7-14-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Matt Crowley) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Jone Allison). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135813 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Mystery Girl R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #23. 12-11-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135814 1944 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Mystery Of the Ten Dollar Bills, The R Episode #32. 2-19-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135815 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: No Answer R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #7. 8-19-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Jim Backus) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Alice Reinheart). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135816 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Pattern For Murder R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #11. 9-16-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135817 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Picture in the Park R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #16. 10-21-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135818 1943 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Set To Kill R Episode #24. 12-18-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135819 1944 Flashgun Casey: Flash-Gun Casey, Press Photographer: Star Witness R Cole, Alonzo Deen Episode #37. 3-25-1944 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Staats Cotsworth) was a detective-reporter for the Morning Express who did his reporting with a camera. His Reporter-Girlfriend Ann (Annie) Williams (Lesley Woods). City Editor Burke. Casey is a young, energetic photographer who was employed by the Morning Express, a major metropolitan newspaper, to provide photographs in support of mostly crime-related stories. In sharp contrast to the tough and gritty Casey of the pulps, the new radio Casey was a softer, more gentle character who was partnered with an attractive female reporter, Ann Williams. Casey's natural curiosity, often based on photos he had taken, caused him to follow certain clues to solve the mystery. Much of the adventure is discussed or narrated in the Blue Note Café presided over by the amusing bartender Ethelbert. Casey's crotchety boss was City Editor Burke (Blaine in the pulps) who either gives Casey an assignment or challenges his judgment. Law represented by Captain Logan 135820 1934 Flashgun Casey: Flashgun Casey SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, 1934-1943 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey, photographer for the Boston Globe, fought with his bosses and ended up at the rival Express. Friend from the Globe who followed him to the Express, Tom Wade Ann Williams, his reporter girlfriend. 135821 1946 Flashgun Casey: Flashgun Casey, Detective SM Coxe, George Harmon Reprints of four Black Mask stories News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey, photographer for the Boston Globe, fought with his bosses and ended up at the rival Express. Friend from the Globe who followed him to the Express, Tom Wade debuted in 1934 in the "Black Mask" pulp magazine. 135822 1937 Flashgun Casey: Here's Flash Casey (aka Meet Flash Casey) M SVDSP 1387. VHS 5236 Coxe, George Hamon (Story -- "Return Engagement"). John Krafft (Screenplay) Ness Book News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey (Eric Linden). Society Editor Boots Mallory (Kay Lanning). Broke college student Flash wins a contest in a national pictorial magazine and receives enough money to earn his degree. After graduation, Flash tries to get a job on the Globe Press, but City Editor Blaine (John Crehan) throws him out. Flash gets a picture of the publisher's son with a French woman and gives it to Blaine in exchange for a job. Flash tries to help the editor of Snap News. Mallory and the publisher are kidnapped. Flash gets a photo of the crooks, but loses his camera. Rescues the society reporter. Crooked photographer runs a racket where he doctors photos to blackmail people. "That guy Blaine is the biggest heel in the newspaper business." "And the best editor." "Yeah, he would be. It's a wonder somebody hasn't tried to stick him with a knife." "If they did, he'd only bleed printer's ink." Growing field of pictorial magazines. Miller, Globe-Press Reporter (Lester Dorr). Major Rodney Allison, Globe-Press Owner (Holmes Herbert). Pop Lawrence (Howard Lang), Globe-Press Magazine Editor. 135823 1934 Flashgun Casey: Hot Delivery SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, July. 1934, Vol. 17, No. 5, pp. 79-93 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey and Tom Wade are covering the failed attempt by four men to break a criminal out of jail. The gunmen capture the two cameraman and use their camera gear and police cards to go back and spring the boss. It takes some fancy work on the part of Casey to foil the plot, capture the gunmen and get enough exclusive pictures to satisfy the editor of the Globe. 135824 1962 Flashgun Casey: Man Who Died Too Soon, The NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon #4 Flashgun Casey Mysteries News Photographer-Reporter Flashgun Casey of the Morning Express has a wealth of sources so he is one of the first to hear of Johnny Keeler's illness and is on hand to realize the photographer has had a stroke. When Keeler dies, Casey learns he is not only one of the pallbearers at the funeral but is also in Keeler's will. He is made executor of part of Keeler's estate: a collection of cameras and equipment, two metal boxes of negatives and plates. Someone wants to pay $5,000 for the boxes of films. A letter from Keeler to Casey suggests there are things on some of the films certain people would like to suppress. Casey goes home and finds two men looking for the films. They take Casey's own file box of photos and leave. He snaps a picture of them. Keeler's funeral is well attended. His daughter asks Casey for the films for sentimental reasons, but Casey refuses to give them up. A congressman, broker and DA want the photos because they are pictured in them in compromising positions. Casey destroys the incriminating photos and reveals the identity of the killer. 135825 1934 Flashgun Casey: Mixed Drinks SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, Aug. 1934, Vol. 17, No. 6, pp. 88-106 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey has a day off when the widow of a racketeer is found dead. City Editor Blaine is looking for a cameraman to cover the story and thinks Tom Wade has what he needs. The trouble is Wade can't be found. Even though he doesn't know how to drink, he's downed more than his share of mixed drinks. Casey and a racketeer's associates are all after the picture Wade took that will establish who shot the widow and another victim. It looks grim for Casey but Lieutenant Logan of the Central Bureau arrives in time. 135826 1935 Flashgun Casey: Mr. Casey Flashguns Murder SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, Oct. 1935, Vol. 18, No. 8, pp. 32-61 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey. Aspiring News Photographer Fred Parker comes to Casey for advice. Some find it amusing that he calls Casey, "Mr. Casey." When Parker disappears, after taking a hot picture, it's Casey to the rescue. Parker's young wife is relieved when Casey finds Parker, and gets the young photographer a job he badly needs with the Globe. Casey expects a new respect from his colleagues -- that's Mr. Casey, if you please. 135827 1948 Flashgun Casey: Murder for Two NM OWN - P Coxe, George Harmon #2 Flashgun Casey Mysteries. Originally serialized novel in Black Mask, 1943, Blood on the Lens. News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey tries to enlist in the Army but is rejected. He is sent to interview Crusading Reporter Rosalind Taylor who plans to expose a man promoting a new plastics formula he may have stolen from a young chemist. Along with Casey is Karen Harding, a student in the American Women's Voluntary Services photography class he has been teaching. It turns out she used to be engaged to the young chemist. Reporter Taylor wants Casey to meet her at the chemist's and talk to his secretary. When Rosalind fails to make the appointment, Casey and Karen go to her apartment where they find the secretary tied up. Rosalind's husband arrives followed by homicide detectives. Rosalind was found in her car shot in the back of the head. Rosalind and her husband were separated but she wouldn't give him a divorce. Local papers offer $5,000 reward for Rosalind's killer. Karen has taken some revealing photos and gunmen are after her. Casey goes to Rosalind's apartment and finds the killer waiting for him. He learns how murder for one became murder for two. 135828 1943 Flashgun Casey: Murder for Two (aka Blood on the Lens) SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, Part One: Jan. 1943, Vol. 25, No. 9, pp. 11-44. Part 2, Vol. Feb. 1943, Vol. 25, No. 10, pp. 76-127. Part 3, Mar. 1943, Vol. 25, No. 11, pp. 96-127. Published in 1943 as "Murder for Two." Serialized novel in Black Mask. News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey tries to enlist in the Army but is rejected. He is sent to interview Crusading Reporter Rosalind Taylor who plans to expose a man promoting a new plastics formula he just may have stolen from a young chemist. Along with Casey is Karen Harding, a student in the American Women's Voluntary Services photography class he has been teaching. It turns out she used to be engaged to the young chemist. Reporter Taylor wants Casey to meet her at the chemist's and talk to his secretary. When Rosalind fails to make the appointment, Casey and Karen go to her apartment where they find the secretary tied up. Rosalind's husband arrives followed by homicide detectives. Rosalind was found in her car shot in the back of the head. Rosalind and her husband were separated but she wouldn't give him a divorce. Local papers offer $5,000 reward for Rosalind's killer. Karen has taken some revealing photos and gunmen are after her. Casey goes to Rosalind's apartment and finds the killer waiting for him. He learns how murder for one became murder for two. 135829 1942 Flashgun Casey: Murder in the Red SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, June 1942, Vol. 25, No. 2, pp. 10-40 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey is collecting photographs in Bayport for a defense supplement for the Express and uncovers an extensive ring of saboteurs as well as a murder. The newly developed infra-red film and flashbulbs give him an advantage in night-time photography. He solves the mystery and brings an estranged couple together. 135830 1936 Flashgun Casey: Murder Mixup SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, May 1936, Vol. 19, No. 3, pp. 8-30. Reprinted in The Hard-Boiled Omnibus (1946) News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey. The maker of counterfeiting plates is dead, but the Treasury agents don't have either the plates or the man behind the printing of the money. Police are questioning a girl when Casey comes on the scene. He speaks up for her because he knows here. She is Rose Nielson, one of the few people who calls him Jack. The trail to the counterfeit money leads to another murder and Casey begins to question the value of his job as a photographer. 135831 1935 Flashgun Casey: Murder Picture SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, Jan. 1935, Vol. 17, No. 11, pp. 73-97 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey. Photo of a race track gambling raid taken by Tom Wade also includes the kid brother of the new managing editor of the Globe in an embarrassing situation. Before the tangled web is sorted out Casey has come to Wade's rescue and shows he knows how to use a .38 automatic. City Editor Blaine, Photographers Wade and Casey are all fired by the Globe and go out to look for jobs on the Express. 135832 1941 Flashgun Casey: Once Around the Clock SM USC Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, May 1941, Vol. 24, No. 1, pp. 48-70. Reprinted July, 1951, Vol. 36, No. 2, pp. 59-85. Reprinted in The Hard-Boiled Detective (1977). Hard-Boiled Detective: Stories from Black Mask Magazine. News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey helps Lew Bronson home from Pinelli's Grill when it is obvious he is in no shape to drive himself. He was once a piano player who accompanied Alma Sinclair, the singer, and it is rumored that he went to prison to cover up for her. When Alma is found shot to death, it appears Bronson is the killer, especially when Casey finds a .32 in his coat pocket. The events take place in a 24-hour period from one midnight to the next. Both ends of the drama find Casey at Pinelli's. 135833 1934 Flashgun Casey: Pinch-Hitters SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, Sep. 1934, Vol. 17, No. 7, pp. 6l-77 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey. When Casey sees a witness to a recent gangland kidnapping, he thinks he's drunk. What he doesn’t' know is that he's been shot and is dying. Casey is teamed with Mallon, a recent addition to the Globe's reportorial staff. But his new partner is not around when the bullets start flying. Fortunately for Casey, Wade pinch hits for Mallon and calls in Lieutenant Logan of the Central Bureau before it's too late. 135834 1936 Flashgun Casey: Portrait of Murder SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, Feb. 1936, Vol. 18, No. 12, pp. 58-82 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey is at the waterfront covering a fire when the sedan speeds by. At first he thinks it's joy riders, but after being hit on the head he knows better. When he comes to he learns about the death of a waiter at the Blue Grill and the star witness as the Sanford trial four years earlier. The "portrait" of the title is a framed one of the waiter which hides a typewritten affidavit with proof that Sanford was innocent in that old case. 135835 1934 Flashgun Casey: Push-Over SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, June 1934, Vol. 17, No. 4, pp. 83-101 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey. Kidnapped victim is returned safely to his family, but the lawyer go-between is murdered. Police try to fit the blame on the city's public enemy number three. Casey's plan is to get the pictures and the story for the Globe hits two obstacles: the lawyer's bodyguard, a private detective, and a clever woman working for the rival Express. Cracked plates have two meanings here: dental and photographical. They call Casey a "push-over" where women are concerned but not when he gets crossed. 135836 1934 Flashgun Casey: Return Engagement SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, March, 1934, Vol. 17, No. 1, pp. 73-84. Published as "Silent are the Dead" (1942). Coxe's debut in Black Mask. Filmed as Here's Flash Casey (aka Meet Flash Casey) News Photographer-Reporter Flashgun Casey -- debut of news photographer, first with Boston Globe then with the Express. Here he plays secondary role to a young colleague, Tom Wade, who inevitably appears with Flashgun Casey. Wade was a young guy wet behind the ears fresh from a small town and eager to make good in the big city taking pictures. He clearly idolizes Casey even to the point of cursing like him. Wade wants more to be a successful cameraman for the Globe than anything. In an encounter with gangsters, he not only loses his camera and fails to get the pictures City Editor Blaine wants, but loses his job. With the help of Jack Casey, the Globe's veteran cameraman, Wade infiltrates a mobster's quarters and gets pictures no one else can. Not only does Blaine re-hire him, he gives Wade a raise. 135837 1941 Flashgun Casey: Silent Are Dead (aka Killers Are Camera-Shy) SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, Pt. 1, Sept. 1941, Vol. 24, No. 5, pp. 10-42. Part 2, Oct. 1941, Vol. 24, No. 8, pp. 62-99. Part 3, Nov. 1941, Vol. 24, No. 7, pp. 80-110, 121-129. Published as "Silent Are the Dead" (1942). News Photographer-Reporter Flashgun Casey and Society Photographer Perry Austin find notorious attorney murdered in his own office. Casey manages to get a picture of the killer as well as a picture of a girl who had called on the dead man. Police question Lyda Hoyt, niece of Jim Bishop, former desk man on the Express, a private detective, the dead man's widow and a racketeer. Society photographer Austin is found murdered in his apartment. Austin had been blackmailing the brother of a socialite over some incriminating photos of her. For the sake of the Express, Casey decides to keep Austin's criminal tendencies a secret. The private detective is murdered. Casey confronts the person he suspects of being the killer hoping Police Lieutenant Logan will arrive in the nick of time the way he always does. Sept. 1941, Page 8, letter from Coxe about Flashgun Casey. 135838 1942 Flashgun Casey: Silent Are the Dead NM Coxe, George Harmon #1 Flashgun Casey Mysteries. Original: Killers Are Camera Shy, serialized Black Mask novel. News Photographer-Reporter Flashgun Casey and Society Photographer Perry Austin find notorious attorney murdered in his own office. Casey manages to get a picture of the killer as well as a picture of a girl who had called on the dead man. Police question Lyda Hoyt, niece of Jim Bishop, former desk man on the Express, a private detective, the dead man's widow and a racketeer. Society photographer Austin is found murdered in his apartment. Austin had been blackmailing the brother of a socialite over some incriminating photos of her. For the sake of the Express, Casey decides to keep Austin's criminal tendencies a secret. The private detective is murdered. Casey confronts the person he suspects of being the killer hoping Police Lieutenant Logan will arrive in the nick of time the way he always does. 135839 1934 Flashgun Casey: Special Assignment SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, April 1934, Vol. 17, No. 2, pp. 72-83 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey. Night City Editor of the Globe, Slattery, calls Casey out of a sound sleep to cover the Hub Oil Company fire in Belleville. Casey had a pint before going to sleep. He had a headache that hadn't disappeared when Kimball showed up with his camera and equipment. He offers the rewrite man a drink. Wade is on another assignment, has been shot and is asking for Casey from his hospital bed. Casey gets one terrific shot before turning his camera over to the rewrite man Kimball and heading for the hospital. Wade, in quest of pictures of an accident took a picture of the killer of a detective. The killer and Casey are both after the plates from Wade's camera. 135840 1935 Flashgun Casey: Thirty Tickets To Win SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, June 1935, Vol. 18, No. 4, pp. 48-74 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey at the race track in Rockville Park instead of working and Casey has only his small personal camera with him when he sees the body of a man on the floor of the telephone booth. Tickets on the winner of the race have been stolen from the dead man and cashed in for $27,000. If it weren't for the money that made someone shoot the man, why was another man killed as well? A showdown at a gambler's apartment includes Casey, Tom Wade and a former cop. 135841 1936 Flashgun Casey: Too Many Women SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, Sept. 1936, Vol. 19, No. 4, pp. 34-58 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey. Edith French is another woman eager to become a reporter who is assigned to Casey by City Editor Blaine. When a man fresh from prison for running a lottery is shot and killed, Edith follows the trail of the story even though it puts her in harm's way. Casey's work on the case bring him in touch with Stella Nissen, an old friend, who also knew the dead man. It's at that point he begins to wonder if there aren't too many women involved in this murder case. 135842 1934 Flashgun Casey: Two-Man Job SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, May, 1934, Vol. 17, No. 3, pp. 43-61 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey. Curiosity about a parked sedan leads Casey to photograph the owner and his friends. Car is a gangland armored vehicle and the owner demonstrates a physical objection to being the object of such scrutiny. Further investigation on the part of Casey links the driver and his companions to a series of payroll robberies and the murder of a guard. With Wade's help, Casey gets additional photos of the men that help put them in jail. Because the managing editor of the paper is away so often, City Editor Blaine was really the man in charge and the man the photographers turned to for their assignments. He knew story values because at heart he was still a reporter. He worked hard. His sleeves were never rolled up, his tie was never askew. His sarcasm was legendary. 135843 1935 Flashgun Casey: Women Are Trouble SM Coxe, George Harmon Black Mask, April 1935, Vol. 18, No. 2, pp. 10-44 News Photographer-Reporter Jack Flashgun Casey isn't exactly pleased when City Editor Blaine assigns the new reporter, Helen Draper, to cover the Jenny killing with him. Women are trouble, he believes. Her attitude that a reporter's job is thrilling, doesn't make things any better. In spite of having to rescue her from gunmen, he comes to have a grudging respect for her ability to learn on the job. 135844 1936 Flashgun Casey: Women Are Trouble M Coxe, George Harmon (Novel). Michael Fessier (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter-Photographer-Reporter Casey (Stuart Erwin). Would-be journalist Ruth Nolan (Florence Rice) is determined to get a job on The Morning Star. Editor Bill Blaine (Paul Kelly) will not hire women. Reporter (Frank Jenks). Casey tells her why: "Because he hired one once, and she married him. Then they tiffed and she hooked him for alimony." Editor claims there's no such thing as a female reporter. Ruth sets out to prove him wrong. She ends up the more aggressive reporter. A gang is responsible for a series of robberies and murders. Casey has information he believes will help bring the gang to justice. Casey and Blaine are interrupted by Ruth Nolan, a girl from a small town who wants to be a reporter. She ends up shooting a picture of the killer for the front page. Blaine and Ruth are kidnapped. Casey is captured. All are rescued and the killer is caught. At end, both reporters marry and the editor gets back together with his wife. 135845 1948 Flashing Spikes NS O'Rourke, F. Press. Part played by the press in a successful baseball career 135846 1917 Flashlight, The M AFI-Cameras Cameramen 135847 1984 Flashpoint Africa M Wolsky, Tom, Rafi Rafaeli, Bernie Cooper (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Lisa Ford (Gayle Hunnicutt) for London Television Broadcasting and her cameraman Joe (Siegfried Ranch) get exclusive access to a terrorist group that has been accused of kidnapping two young female tourists in Africa. Ford tries to arrange meeting with terrorist leader telling her boss: "All we've got so far is news. Anyone with a mike and a camera could go out and get that stuff we're turning in." But with access to leader "we've got what we need - a story." Programmes Controller (Trevor Howard). Ford and Joe meet with terrorists and argue who will have final control over what is shown. Terrorist leader wants to control the balance since the government already regulates the press. The leader is killed. New leader insists Ford and Joe accompany the group on a bank robbery. As she does a final stand-up report she attacks the group and is shot. The Programmes Controller edits the final program and leaves out Ford's final standup. He doesn't want her to be remembered as hysterical but as a first-class journalist with a conscience. Howard: "One somehow believes less in the technically perfect shot than in the rough, jerky, obviously hand-held" in looking at the images. 135848 2009 Flashpoint: Business as Usual T DVD -R HQ 10903 Episode #14. 2-27-209 TV Reporter Celia Westphal (Samantha Espie) of WGGT News and camera crew cover kidnapping of CEO by three men, one who covers himself with gasoline and demands that the camera keeps rolling while he decides whether to set himself on fire to protest the CEO whose mortgage scheme goes bad. They want him to publicly apologize for his actions. They have taken over the Stock Exchange Media Center. 135849 2007 Flashpoint: CBS News Correspondent Kimberly Dozier (aka Flash Point) DT DVD -R HQ 8634 Episode. 5-29-2007 Correspondent Kimberly Dozier of CBS News is injured and her camera crew killed in Iraq in a bomb blast. Survivors of the attack struggle to recover. 135850 2008 Flashpoint: Scorpio T DVD -R HQ 10016 Episode #1. 7-11-2008 News Media cover a hostage situation where a man who speaks no English is holding a woman at gunpoint outside a building after shooting his wife. The Swat team moves into action. 135851 2009 Flat Earth News: An Award-Winning Reporter Exposes Falsehood, Distortion and Propaganda in the Global Media N Davies, Nick Journalist Nick Davies, after years of working as a respected journalist, broke the unwritten rule of the media by investigating the practices of his fellow colleagues. In this eye-opening exposé, Davies uncovers an industry awash in corruption and bias. His findings include the story of a prestigious Sunday newspaper that allowed the CIA to plant fiction in its columns; the newsroom that routinely rejects stories about black people; the respected paper that hired a professional fraudster to set up a front company to entrap senior political figures; as well as a number of newspapers that pay cash bribes to bent detectives. His research also exposes a range of national stories that were in fact pseudo events manufactured by the public relations industry and global news stories that were fiction generated by a machinery of international propaganda. The degree to which the media industry has affected government policy and perverted popular belief is also addressed. 135852 1990 Flatliners M TV Newsmagazine. Nelson (Kiefer Sutherland)-- Greatest ambition is to be profiled in 60 minutes when he becomes famous 135853 2006 Flatter M Teen Reporter (Matthew Zachary Rosen). Two aspiring filmmakers (Matt Frazier and Michael Gallagher) are informed that their short film, "Flat," has been nominated for Best Comedic Short in a student film festival. 135854 2007 Flattest M Reporters (David A. Cooper, Gregory George Frank, Elizabeth Rizzo). 135855 1999 Flawless M Reporter (Constance Boardman) 135856 2002 Fleet Hospital NR Duquette, Anne Marie Harlequin Superromance #1055 Freelance Reporter Lori Sepank has grown tired of living in cheap hotels or out of the back of her car. She's 33, she's an invited civilian guest assigned to cover simulated emergency at Camp Pendleton. She spends almost the last of her money for ID that will get her on a marine base as an Associated Reporter. Hopes that the reputable press will pick up this story saving her from necessity of the stories of ill repute she's been writing. Simulation quickly turns into reality and Sepank discovers a murder. A marine captain suspects Sepank's claim to be an AP reporter. They fall in love with each other. 135857 2009 Fleet Street Murders, The N Finch, Charles Reporters have mysteriously died and amateur sleuth Charles Lenox, a gentleman detective in the 19th century, tries to balance a heated race for Parliament with the investigation of the mysterious simultaneous deaths of two veteran reporters. It’s Christmas, 1866, and Lenox, recently engaged to his best friend, Lady Jane Grey, is happily celebrating the holiday in his Mayfair townhouse. Across London, however, two journalists have just met with violent deaths -- one shot, one throttled. Lenox soon involves himself in the strange case, which proves only more complicated as he digs deeper. He is forced to leave the case behind to go north to Stirrington where he is fulfilling a lifelong dream: running for a Parliamentary seat. Once there, he gets a further shock when Lady Jane sends him a letter that might threaten their nuptials. In London, the police apprehend two unlikely and unrelated murder suspects. From the start, Lenox has his doubts. The crimes, he is sure, are tied, but how? Racing back and forth between London and Stirrington, Lenox must negotiate the complexities of crime and politics, not to mention his imperiled engagement. Lenox finally learns the person behind the murders might be closer to him and his beloved than he knows. 135858 1942 Fleet's In, The M Photographer (Charles Williams). 135859 1981 Fleksnes fataliteter: Pa topp-planet TF Episode #12. Journalist (Minken Fosheim). 135860 1982 Fleksnes fataliteter: Tryggere kan ingen vaere TF Episode #19. Journalist (Mona Levin). 135861 1932 Flesh M DVD -R 1606 Sports Reporter (Charles Williams). Radio Sports Reporter (Monte Vandergrift). Female ex-con is befriended by a waiter who is also a wrestler. 135862 1979 Flesh and Blood MT SV 222 (Reporter Excerpts) Hamill, Pete (Novel) Miniseries TV Reporter (Kristin Griffith) from Chicago becomes involved with an up-and-coming boxer. 135863 1994 Flesh and Blood N Harvey, James Neal TV Reporter Shelley Drake insists a former senator who runs a powerful financial empire with the help of his children and dies of a heart attack while having sex was into nasty sex. 135864 1943 Flesh and Fantasy M Radio Announcer (James Craven) 135865 1952 Flesh and Fury M VHS 411 Alland, William (Story). Bernard Gordon (Screenplay) Ness Book Magazine Features Writer Ann Hollis (Mona Freeman) for Panorama magazine, takes an interest in deaf-mute fighter. Helps fighter get operation to restore his hearing. Reporter and fighter have a falling out when fighter attends a party given by the reporter's wealthy mother and is insulted by snobbish guests. During fight, fighter loses hearing again temporarily, but wins because not distracted by noises. Reporter and fighter reunited. 135866 1970 Flesh Feast M AFI-Reporters Editor Ed Casey (Phil Philbin) traces the death of one of his reporters 135867 1957 Flesh Is Weak, The M Vance, Leigh (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Lloyd Buxton (William Franklyn) attempts to question a woman after she becomes involved with a mobster. When he tries to get her to expose the gangster, the mobster has him beaten up. Mobster frames woman and she goes to prison. After she is released, she locates the reporter and testifies against the mobster. 135868 1993 Flesh Merchant, The M Crime Scene Photographer (Eric Struble). Cameraman (Dave Parker). 135869 1988 Flesheater M News Media. Newswoman (Karen L. Gergely). Newsman (Dave Kelly). News Director (Bill Ingalls). News Crew (Dan Perko, David Phelps, Steve Yount). News Cameraman (Jim Kelly). Copy Man (Lutz Bacher). 135870 2005 Flesheater: Back Into the Woods DT Short Interviewer William Hellfire. 135871 1994 Fleshtone M Newscaster (Ted Le Plat - The Newscaster) 135872 1985 Fletch M DVD -R HQ 1845, 1846. L McDonald, Gregory (Novel). Andrew Bergman (Screenplay) Ness Book Investigative Reporter Irwin Maurice "Fletch" Fletcher (Chevy Chase) is a wise-cracking Los Angeles newspaperman who writes under anonymous bylines and adopts a number of disguises as he conducts his investigations. Fletch continually fights with Editor Walker (Richard Libertini) over deadlines, runs up against corrupt police who are involved in drug dealing and tries to dodge his ex-wife's attorney. Becomes involved in a mystery plot when he is hired by a man who wants Fletch to murder him. Reporter regards himself above the law. He breaks into home to get information and passes himself off as a doctor, government official, and others. In the end, Fletch produces what his editor has to admit is "a hell of a story." Reporter (Darren Dublin). Reporter #2 (Arnold F. Turner). 135873 1974 Fletch NM OWN - P - (Two Copies) McDonald, Gregory #1 Fletch Mysteries Investigative Reporter Irwin M. "Fletch" Fletcher of the San Francisco News-Tribune is working on an undercover investigation for a story on drugs when he is approached by a wealthy businessman who asks Fletch to kill him. Fletch is an investigative reporter whose methods are a little unorthodox. Currently he's living on the beach with the strung-out trying to find the source of their drugs. He's taking more than a little flack from his editor who doesn't appreciate his style. Or the expense account items he's racking up. Or his definition of the word deadline. Or the divorce lawyers who keep showing up at the office. So when a multimillionaire offers Fletch the job of a lifetime, which could be worth a fortune, he's intrigued and decides to do a little investigation. What he discovers is that the proposition is anything but what it seems. 135874 1989 Fletch Lives M DVD -R HQ 1831, 1832. L McDonald, Gregory (Characters). Leon Capetanos (Screenplay) Ness Book Investigative Reporter I.M. "Fletch" Fletcher (Chevy Chase) inherits a plantation in Louisiana and leaves the newspaper. Ongoing battle with his editor Frank Walker (Richard Libertini). In the end he returns to the paper getting a new office and car in the process. "If it's a cop, kill him. If it's a reporter, cripple him." Editor: "You're not going to quit, and I'll tell you why….You have journalistic integrity, and you have a sense of loyalty, and you'll never give up the quest for the truth, will you?" Fletch: "You're right. I can't abandon the principles that have nurtured me lo these many years. Wrap them up with the rest of the shit on my desk and have them shipped to my mansion in Louisiana. Bye." 135875 1984 Fletch: Carioca Fletch NM OWN - P McDonald, Gregory #7 Fletch Mysteries Investigative Reporter Irwin M. "Fletch" Fletcher of the San Francisco News-Tribune is trying to assemble the pieces of a 30-year-old murder which sends him to Rio and other exotic locales. His trip to Brazil wasn't exactly planned. But it's Carnival time in Rio and he has plenty of money, thanks to a little arrangement made stateside. And it took him no time to hook up with a luscious woman so Fletch is beginning to relax a bit. But between the American widow who seems to be following him and the Brazilian widow who's fingered Fletch as her long-dead husband, he suddenly doesn't have much time to enjoy the present or even get a wink of sleep. A 30-year-old unsolved murder, a more recent suicide, an inconvenient heart attack -- somehow Fletch is connected to all of them. 135876 1976 Fletch: Confess, Fletch NM OWN - P McDonald, Gregory #2 Fletch Mysteries Investigative Reporter Irwin M. "Fletch" Fletcher of the San Francisco News-Tribune is on a flight from Rome that went pleasant enough even if the business he was on wasn't exactly pleasant. His Italian fiancé's father had been kidnapped and presumably murdered, and Fletch is on the trail of a stolen art collection that is her only patrimony. But when he arrives in his apartment to find a dead body, things start to get complicated. Inspector Flynn found him a little glib for someone who seemed to be the only likely suspect in a pretty clear case of homicide. He wasn't exactly uncooperative, but it wasn't like he was forthcoming either. With the police on his tail, Fletch makes himself at home in Boston, renting a van, painting it black and breaking into a private art gallery. That is when he's not entertaining his future mother-in-law. 135877 1983 Fletch: Fletch and the Man Who NM OWN - P McDonald, Gregory #6 Fletch Mysteries Investigative Reporter Irwin M. "Fletch" Fletcher of the San Francisco News-Tribune finds himself on the other side of the press as the new press representative for the governor's presidential campaign He isn't sure which mystery to solve first: to figure out what his new job actually is or why the campaign has been leaving dead women in its tracks. He is acting as a human shield deflecting the questions he is asking himself: are the murders just coincidence or is a cold-hearted killer looking for a job in the White House? When the campaign shifts into high gear, Fletch has to find the killer. 135878 1981 Fletch: Fletch and the Widow Bradley NM OWN - P McDonald, Gregory #4 Fletch Mysteries Investigative Reporter Irwin M. "Fletch" Fletcher of the San Francisco News-Tribune is in trouble with his editor after quoting a business mogul who apparently is dead. When Fletch finds a wallet with $10,000 in cash inside, he doesn't realize it's the last piece of good luck he's going to have for a while. Because when he calls in to the News-Tribune, he discovers a story he's written is causing a sensation. Fletch could be out of a job permanently. It seems the chairman of Wagnall-Phipps and one of Fletch's principal sources is the source of the paper's embarrassment. He's dead. Who's been signing his name to company documents? And why doesn't the company treasurer seem to know? If he's alive how come his widow has his ashes on the mantel? Flesh may have more questions than answers, but he's a good reporter and if he's going to get his reputation back, not to mention his job, he's going to have to get to the bottom of more than one mystery. 135879 1994 Fletch: Fletch Reflected NM OWN - P McDonald, Gregory #11 Fletch Mysteries Investigative Reporter Irwin M. "Fletch" Fletcher of the San Francisco News-Tribune. Fletch's son Jack sold his story-expose of rightwing crazies to Global Cable News. Jack heads to the huge Georgia estate of a billionaire inventor at the request of an old but memorable one-night stand of Jack's. She is engaged to one of the multimillionaire's sons and believes her future father-in-law is in danger. Jack goes undercover to investigate when he gets a groundskeeper's job at the state and finds a whole family of suspects and there's only one person he can turn to for help -- his dad. But Fletch is planning to have Jack's mother Crystal lose 400-plus pounds at a Wyoming training camp for boxers. Meanwhile at the state, there's an explosion in the research lab that instantly kills a scientist, not the multimillionaire. The explosion is only the beginning of a killer's quest to murder the inventor. 135880 1985 Fletch: Fletch Won NM OWN - H - P McDonald, Gregory #8 Fletch Mysteries Investigative Reporter Irwin M. "Fletch" Fletcher of the San Francisco News-Tribune was once a rookie reporter who wants to get promoted and out of the society pages. Fletch is assigned a public relations story for the Society page when the subject, a wealthy lawyer, is shot dead. Fletch sees this as his big chance to get onto the news pages. He competes with Crime Reporter Biff Wilson as both investigate the murder. This leads to interviews with many oddball characters in strange situations. 135881 1986 Fletch: Fletch, Too NM OWN - H - P McDonald, Gregory #9 Fletch Mysteries Investigative Reporter Irwin M. "Fletch" Fletcher of the San Francisco News-Tribune is at his wedding to Barbara when he receives an invitation and two plane tickets to Nairobi from Walter Fletcher, the father his mother swears had died. Fletch insists on taking Barbara on a honeymoon in Kenya where Walter promises to meet them. At the Kenyan airport, Fletch stumbles over a corpse in the men's room. Then another man arrives at the rendezvous apologizing for his father's absence. Fletch insists on taking Barbara on a honeymoon in Kenya where Walter promises to meet them. At the Kenyan airport, Fletch stumbles over a corpse in the men's room. Then another man arrives at the rendezvous apologizing for his father's absence. 135882 1978 Fletch: Fletch's Fortune NM OWN - P McDonald, Gregory #3 Fletch Mysteries Investigative Reporter Irwin M. "Fletch" Fletcher of the San Francisco News-Tribune hasn't been a practicing journalist for years although people still remember him and he still has a few contacts. But he's pretty sure he hasn't paid his dues to the American Journalism Alliance anytime recently. But somebody has. He's enjoying himself on the French Riviera developing a killer tan and sleeping with the neighbor's wife. He's feeling flush. But when two agents show up with a little more information about Fletch than is comfortable and an invitation to the American Journalism Alliance convention, he could he refuse? So he finds himself enlisted as a spy among his peers. But before he can even set up his surveillance, there's a murder and almost everybody is a suspect because a lot of people were employed by the victim, Walter March, and most hated him. 135883 1982 Fletch: Fletch's Moxie NM OWN - P McDonald, Gregory #5 Fletch Mysteries Investigative Reporter Irwin M. "Fletch" Fletcher of the San Francisco News-Tribune has murder, mayhem and Moxie on his hands when he goes to Hollywood after his girlfriend becomes the lead suspect in a murder committed on live television. It seems everyone in Hollywood has a reason to want Steve Peterman dead. But how someone managed to put a knife in his back on a live TV broadcast without being seen is anyone's guess. Unfortunately for Fletch, his girlfriend Moxie Mooney a huge star at the box office, is also the number one suspect. With police asking way too many questions, Fletch whisks Moxie and her drunken father, O.L., off to Key West for a little privacy. But before he can even check out the beach, the rest of the suspects decide to check in. Now in a house full of Hollywood's elite, Fletch is increasingly amazed at how ruthless the movie business can be. 135884 1993 Fletch: Son of Fletch NM OWN - P McDonald, Gregory #10 Fletch Mysteries Investigative Reporter Irwin M. "Fletch" Fletcher of the San Francisco News-Tribune has just found out he has a son. Unfortunately, the offspring is a convicted murderer who recently escaped from a maximum-security federal penitentiary. Fletch and his girlfriend Carrie are returning to their rural Tennessee home after a night on the town when they're stopped at a roadblock. The sheriff tells them four extremely dangerous convicts have escaped from a Kentucky penitentiary. They may be headed into Tennessee. Fletch is accosted by a bedraggled young man who claims to be John Fletcher Faoni, the grown son that Fletcher never knew he had, the product of a one-night stand with a woman decades earlier. Fletch decides to help his fugitive son. Fletch is soon in charge of getting the escapees away from the cops and to Alabama where a group of white supremacists have encamped to await their leader, the killer. Fletch still seeks proof of their relationship but is soon more worried about the dangers awaiting the young man in the camp. 135885 2003 Fleur du mal, La MF France Journalist (Isabelle Mamere). 135886 1970 Flick M Reporter (Ken Hagan) 135887 2000 Flick M Newsreader (Avril Hoare). Talk Show Host (Chris Barry). 135888 1943 Flicka for mej, En MF Journalist (Marianne Lofgren) 135889 1937 Flicka kommer till sta'n, En MF Art Critic Emil Backlund (Eric Gustafson). Art Critic Henrik Brand (Gillis Blom). Art Critic Torkel Fridell (Nils Johannisson). 135890 1933 Flickan fran varuhuset MF PR Publicity Expert (Valdemar Dalquist) 135891 1942 Flickan i fonstret mitt emot MF Journalist at Afton-Tidningen (David Erikson). Journalist Pettersson (Magnus Kesster), journalist at Morgonposten. 135892 1902 Flickerbridge SS James, Henry Journalist Adelaide "Addie" Wenham, a pushy but successful journalist. 135893 1968 Flickorna MF TV Reporter (Per Grever) 135894 1945 Flickorna I Smaland MF Photographer (Artur Rolen). 135895 1935 Flickornas Alfred MF Editor (Anders Frithiof) at Lans-Tidningen. 135896 2001 Flieg, Grappa, flieg NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany Journalist 135897 1992 Flight N OWN - P Dorf, Fran Newspaperman Jack Wells, a local newspaperman offered a book contract to tell the story of a woman who has been in a catatonic trance for 20 years. 135898 1929 Flight M DVD -R HQ 8761, 8762. SVD 1054 Frank Capra Film Newspaper. Headlines and Newsboy. Shows how media destroys a reputation/ 135899 1943 Flight for Freedom M News Media. Newspaperwoman (Mary Treen). Ship Reporter (Joey Ray). Reporter at Luke Field (Pat Gleason). Radio Broadcaster (Chet Huntley). Radio Announcers (Jack Carrington, John Wald). Teletype Editor (Joe Cunningham). 135900 1964 Flight from Ashiya M Arnold, Elliott (Source). Arnold, Waldo Salt (Screenplay) U.S.-Japan. Ness Book Photojournalist Caroline Gordon (Shirley Knight) refers to herself as a "newspaperman." She asks an aviator to fly her to an earthquake site. They later have an affair. Man plans to leave her. Returns home to find note saying she has gone. Chases her to Hong Kong where she reveals she left because she is pregnant. Man marries her, but photojournalist loses the baby when she develops fever while covering the war. Japanese officers refuse to give man medicine to help her because there is not enough for their own people. She dies causing the man to hate all Japanese. As he is flying the mission, he remembers the photojournalist's dying words not to hate. Successfully completes rescue of a group of Japanese lost at sea as part of the Air Rescue Service. 135901 1942 Flight Lieutenant M DVD -R HQ 8764, 8765 Photographer (Ferdinand Munier) 135902 1954 Flight No. 7 DT Travelogue Host Robert McKenzie 135903 1986 Flight of Ashes N Maron, Monika Journalist Josefa Nadler at the government-run Illustrated Weekly in East Berlin is a single mother. She is sent to an industrial city to write a routine monthly profile of a hardworking comrade. She finds horrific working conditions, dying trees, scarred workers and a mission she cannot refuse. Instead of writing the expected puffery, Nadler records and submits the true story. Everyone from her superior to the comrade-in-charge tries to compel her to change the article. She runs afoul of the East German bureaucracy. Crime is refusing to modify her muckraking account of a polluted industrial complex. The story of one woman's battle to be herself -- impatient, honest, emotional and a bit of a dreamer like her peasant grandfather in a society where people think and move like robots. When her article is rejected, she compounds her felony by appealing to authorities beyond her superiors. Loneliness as divorced mother, her starchy colleagues, selfish lover. 135904 1985 Flight of the Archangel N Holland, Isabelle Journalist Kit Maitland on assignment to write a story about an old mansion. Discovers facts strangely pertinent to her own life. 135905 1991 Flight of the Intruder M Newsman (Hugo Napier) 135906 1986 Flight of the Navigator M Newscaster (Jill Beach). Newscaster (Peter Lindquist). 135907 1965 Flight of the Phoenix, The M AFI-Radio Radio 135908 1961 Flight that Disappeared, The M TV Newscaster (Carl Princi). 135909 1960 Flight to Adventure DT Host Bill Burrud, real-life adventure films 135910 1977 Flight to Holocaust MT Reporter (Bill Deiz). TV Commentator (Bill Baldwin, Sr.) 135911 1951 Flight to Mars M Strawn, Arthur (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter is former war correspondent who wants to write about "the personal human reasons why men risk death to go to outer space." He is part of group of scientists and reporters selected to go on flight to Mars. Reporter laments he was so busy carrying a typewriter around the world that he never had time to fall in love. Meets female scientist. Reporter files story from outer space by dropping self-propelled space cylinders during the flight. Martians who have built advanced subterranean civilization learn English from deciphering radio broadcasts. Commentator (Tristram Coffin) 135912 1953 Flight to Tangier M Reporter Susan Lane (Joan Fontaine), Brady's Fiancé and San Francisco Herald Ledger Reporter. 135913 2003 Flinch N Ferrigno, Robert Tabloid Journalist Jimmy Gage returns to Los Angeles. Gage is a hard-working journalist but when he's on the job, he doesn't just cover school board meetings, mayoral press conferences or even Lakers' games. If a story doesn't have some angle that can sharpen his skewer, offering new ways to puncture the pompous, satirize the starstruck or engineer an expose, he'll move on to the next lurid opportunity. He's also a take-no-prisoners film reviewer which is the same as being loathed and feared in a town where just about every dental hygienist has a script in turnaround. And in case these responsibilities are not keeping him busy enough, Jimmy writes a column slugged "Media Whore" for his employer, the wholly disreputable SLAP magazine. Beneath Gage's jeering exterior is a highly moral guy whose cynicism masks -- as cynicism often does -- an all-too-vulnerable romantic soul. 135914 1897 Flint, His Faults, His Friendships and His Fortunes N MLPL Goodwin, Maud (Wilder) Editor Jonathan Flint. Editor of a great daily, pessimistic, prematurely old., in love with himself. 135915 1980 Flintstone Family Adventures C Reporters. Sequence 6: Wilma Flintstone and Betty Rubble, reporters for Daily Granite, Bedrock newspaper. Attempts to solve crimes with asst. of Chester, the copyboy (Captain Caveman) 135916 1980 Flintstones Comedy Show, The C Series. 2-3-19979 to 9-8-1984. NBC Reporters Betty Rubble (Gay Autterson) and Wilma Flintstone (Jean VanderPyl) for the Bedrock Daily News under publisher Lou Granite (Ken Mars, 1980-1982). The two female reporters found themselves involved in predicaments requiring the help of Captain Caveman (Mel Blanc, 1980-1981) and the paper's bespectacled copyboy Chester (Mel Blanc, 1980-1981.) 135917 2000 Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas, The M Photographer (Beverly Sanders) 135918 1973 Flintstones, The: Advisable to Take Alternate Route Nine CB 8-27-1973 Reporter. Freeway traffic reporter encounters smog. 135919 1963 Flintstones, The: Daddy's Little Beauty C Episode #101. 12-5-1963 Photographer (Daws Butler - voice). 135920 1962 Flintstones, The: Flash Gun Freddie C Episode #76. 12-21-1962 Editor (John Stephenson - Voice). Photographer Fred Flintstone (Alan Reed - Voice) purchases a "polarock" camera and goes around town to take photos. 135921 1962 Flintstones, The: Fred Strikes Out C Episode. 3-2-1962. Season #2. Episode #24 Reporter (Mel Blanc - Voice). 135922 1960 Flintstones, The: Groom Gloom T Episode. Series (9-30-60 to 9-2-66) Newsboy. Fred dreams that Pebbles and Arnold the newsboy (Don Messick) have eloped. 135923 1962 Flintstones, The: Here's Snow in Your Eyes C Episode #67. 10-19-1962 News Media. 1st Reporter (Doug Young - Voice). Reporter #2 (John Stephenson - Voice). Photographer (Doug Young - Voice). TV Announcer (John Stephenson - Voice). Fred and Barney must attend a Water Buffalo convention in a snow resort. 135924 1963 Flintstones, The: Hero, The C Episode #79. 1-18-1963 Reporter (Howard Morris - Voice). 135925 1960 Flintstones, The: Itty Bitty Fred T Episode Parody Columnist Ed Sullivan. Fred's new reducing formula causes him to shrink. Fred and Barney plan an appearance on the Ed Sullystone Show as a ventriloquist and his dummy 135926 1961 Flintstones, The: Missing Bus, The C Episode #32. 9-29-1961 Photographer #2 (Hal Smith - voice). 1st Photographer (Don Messick - voice). Photographer #3 (John Stephenson - voice). 135927 1960 Flintstones, The: Peek a Boo Camera T Episode Reality Program. Fred and Barney carry on at a stag party unaware that it is being filmed for television 135928 2008 Flipped Fables: Man Who Cried Werewolf, The SS Kelly, Kiernan Nine short stories based on various fables. The main characters are gay men. Based on Aesop’s “The Boy Who Cried Wolf.” Tabloid Reporter has written so many faux werewolf stories that once he encounters an actual werewolf, no newspaper, not even his own tabloid, will believe him. 135929 2001 Flipped: School Violence T Episode #1. 9-27-2001 News Media. Reporter (Steffanie Siebrand). 135930 1997 Flipping M News Reporter Voice (Christopher Kriesa) 135931 1969 Flirt se slecnou Stribrnou MF Editor (Zdenek Rehor). 135932 1992 Flirt, The M Movie Critic (Trixie Tyler) 135933 1902 Flirtation, A M Newspaper. Woman holding The Morning Telegraph in front of her face, lowers newspaper and sets scene in motion 135934 2003 Flirting With Death M Reporter (Linda Reeves). 135935 1996 Flirting With Disaster M L News Media 135936 2006 Flirting with Flamenco M Journalist (Emily MacDonald). 135937 1924 Flirting With Love M AFI-Censorship News Media 135938 2003 Flirting with Temptation (aka Single in the City) NR Summers, Cara Harlequin Reporter Jack Kincaid offers a small town librarian an introduction to her biological father. His aunt disappeared 12 years ago and he believes the librarian's family might lead to some answers. Kincaid's own publication has rekindled old animosity. He intends to use the librarian to gain an interview that might give him the answers he seeks. But he does not realize just how complicated things might get or how deeply his heart might become involved. 135939 1980 Flo: Farley, The People's Choice T Miller, Stephen Episode News Media 135940 1980 Floater N OWN - H Trillin, Calvin Newsmagazine. Fred Becker works at a weekly news magazine as a "floater" -- a writer who moves from department to department as needed. Satirical look at the way magazines such as Time and Newsweek are run. When he gets a tip that the President's wife may be pregnant, he has to decide whether to risk his career by going with the story before he can confirm it. 135941 2004 Floating M Junior Editor (Oliver Jackson). 135942 2000 Floating Girl, The N Massey, Sujata Columnist Rei Shimura of the Gaijin Times is a Japanese-American antiques dealer who, looking to supplement her income, has begun writing a column for Tokyo's English-language newspaper. When the newspaper's owner decides to transform the publication from a conventional news outlet to a comic book magazine, Shimura gets an unwanted assignment -- to write an article on the history and culture of manga or Japanese comic books. Newspaper asks Rika Fuchida, an ambitious student intern, to assist her, but Shimura prefers the assistance of her new boyfriend. They discover various superheroes. Determined to keep her job at the newspaper, she pursues the superhero's creator throughout Tokyo. She is injured falling down a flight of stairs -- was she pushed? When one of the comic book creator's friends turns up dead, dressed as the superhero in a river, she begins to suspect that she's in trouble. 135943 2006 Floating Island, The: Lost Journals of Ven Polypheme Series, The NJ Haydon, Elizabeth. Brett Helquist (Illustrator) #1 Lost Journals of Ven Polypheme Series Future Reporter Charles Magnus Ven Polypheme, known as Ven. He is a shipwright's son but dreams of adventures on the high seas. His ship is attacked by pirates and he is stranded before being rescued. Long ago, in the Second Age of history, a young Nain explorer by the name of Ven Polypheme traveled much of the known and unknown word, recording his adventures. These are his original journals. Nain are a race that lives four times longer than humans. 135944 1985 Floating Island, The: Tale of Washington, A N Epps, Garrett News Media 135945 1986 Flodder MF Journalist (Pollo Hamburger) 135946 1998 Flodder: Gifwolk TF Episode #46. Newscaster (Joop van Zijl). 135947 1937 Flood SS GPL Gallico, Paul In "Confessions of a Story Writer." Reporter Perry Brown on a flood assignment returns to the office and had very little to say. Reyburn, managing editor of the Blade. 135948 2007 Flood M News Media. News Reporter (Lynita Crofford). Reporter - SC 39 (Dean McCoubrey). TV Reporter - SC 106 (Andre Jacobs). Helicopter Reporter - SC 205 (Brent Palmer). Press Officer (Alex Argenti). 135949 1948 Flood Bound SS USC Whittemore, C.W. In "Teen-Age Stories of Action." Reporter from Boston along with half dozen other newspapermen, representing as many New England dailies including Marc Taylor, cub reporter on the Barton Journal. Old Dave Crawford, editor of the Barton Journal. 135950 1936 Flood Warning N OWN Romains, Jules Press 135951 1997 Flood: River's Rampage, A MT Reporter (Deborah Burgess) 135952 1918 Floor Below, The M AFI-Editors/Newspapers/Libel - Ness Book Managing Editor (Willard Dashiell) gives copy girl Patsy O'Rourke (Mabel Norman) one last chance to save her job. She's a practical joker She can save her job by investigating the link between a series of robberies and a mission run by a millionaire. She eventually leaves the newspaper to marry a millionaire. Variety: "It is asking too much to expect one to believe that a daily newspaper would employ a fluffy-haired girl as a copy boy, stand for her shooting craps in the city room, play a harmonica… "…and perform numerous other ridiculous stunts during business hours." 135953 1961 Florence Green is 81 SS Barthelme, Donald Magazine Editor-Narrator edits a small magazine called The Journal of Tension Reduction (social-psychological studies). 135954 1935 Florentine Dagger, The M DVD -R HQ 3804, 3805. Editor (William Jeffrey) 135955 1999 Florentine: T Episode #27. Cameraman Yoram (Eytan Shumuelof). 135956 1940 Florian M Editor (Charles Judels). 135957 1936 Florida Special M Kelland, Clarence Budington (Story). David Boehm, Marguerite Roberts, Laura Perelman (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Bangs Tucker (Jack Oakie) boards the Florida Special train and gets involved in a jewel theft and kidnapping. In the end, Tucker receives a telegram telling him he's been fired, then returns to New York with an exclusive story. 135958 1948 Flottans kavaljerer MF Radio Reporter (Qvitt Holmgren) 135959 1994 Floundering M News Media. News Anchor (Saar Klein). Photographer (Alex Cox). 135960 1961 Flower Drum Song M DVD -R HQ 7844, 7845, 7835 News Vendor (Harold Fong) 135961 1917 Flower of Doom, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter Harvey Pearson (M.K. Wilson) involved with Chinatown mysteries and murder. 135962 1995 Flower of My Secret, The (La Flor de Mi Secreto) M L. SVD 743 Almodovar, Pedro (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Angel (Juan Echanove) unwittingly gives a romance novelist Amanda Gris (Marisa Paredes) who writes under a pseudonym Leo Marcias, one of her own books to review. She objects, but then writes a scathing attack on the author. Her soldier husband returns long enough to tell her he is leaving and she is comforted by the editor. Angel secretly writes two more romance novels under Gris' pseudonym. Novelist rejects the editor's advances saying she needs to learn to live alone. But she later shows up at his apartment and the two settle in front of the fire in an acknowledged homage to the ending scene of Rich and Famous. 135963 1953 Flowers for the Judge N OWN - P Allingham, Margery Press 135964 1900 Flowers O' the Forest, The N USC Reeve, Helen B. (Lyall, David) War Correspondent for the Daily Pilot. David Lyall, narrator. 135965 1996 Floyd Collins P Guettel, Adam and Tina Landau Musical Play Reporter Floyd Collins became trapped while exploring Kentucky's vast Sand Cave in 1925 and his plight incited media frenzy. National furor grew until it forgot the fame-seeking caver at its center. Reporter Skeets Miller. Newshounds. 135966 1929 Floyd Gibbons: Red Napoleon, The NSF OWN - H Gibbons, Floyd Correspondent Floyd Gibbons becomes a first-person narrator as he recalls the efforts of a dictator trying to conquer the world. Assigned to Moscow. 135967 1992 Fluchtpunkt Berlin NM Cravan, Artur (Klaus Bittermann) Germany Journalist 135968 2001 Fluffer, The M TV Reporter (Trev Broudy) 135969 1981 Flugasche N Maron, Monika Germany Journalist 135970 1973 Flugten MF Denmark Journalist (Erik Norgaard) 135971 2009 Flugten MF Denmark News Media. Journalist (Dina Al-Erhayem). BBC Journalist (Mishal Husain). TV2 Journalist (Johannes Langkilde). TV-Avisen Journalist (Morten Schnell-Lauritzen). Deadline Journalist (Kurt Strand). 135972 1995 Fluke M Newsstand Man (David Dwyer) 135973 1994 Fluken fra Murheim CB Germany. Donald Duck & Co. #4 - 1994 Journalist Sylkvass. 135974 2006 Flushed Away C Sports. Football Commentator (John Motson - Voice). Newspaper Seller (Douglas Weston - Voice). 135975 1981 Fly Away Home MT Silliphant, Stirling (Teleplay) 9-18-81 TV Bureau Chief Tim Arnold (Brian Dennehy), now cynical, opposes the war and tells a young cameraman Carl Danton (Bruce Boxleitner) not to look for the big picture but just to get the combat footage for the six o'clock news. Reporter (Mark Wilson). War Correspondent. Sterling Silliphant description of a correspondent's experiences in Vietnam just before the TET Offensive of 1968 135976 1996 Fly Away Home M TV Anchors (Linden Chiles, Larry McCormick, Richard Saxton, Wendy L. Walsh). Reporter (Cheryl MacInnis). Reporter (J. Craig Sandy). Air Force Reporter (Philip Akin). 135977 1989 Fly II, The M Anchorwoman (Cecilia Warren). 135978 1971 Fly on the Wall, The NM OWN - P - USC Hillerman, Tony PR Reporter (John Cotton) is more than just an ace reporter, he's a fly on the wall. Merrill McDaniels winds up dead 135979 1937 Fly-Away Baby M DVD -R HQ 1763. SVDSP 1412. SV 418 Kilgallen, Dorothy (Idea, inspired by her experiences in a round-the-world air race). Don Ryan, Kenneth Gamet (Screenplay), Torchy Blane No. 2 in the series Reporter Torchy Blane (Glenda Farrell) has a new journalistic rival, Lucien "Sonny" Croy (Gordon Oliver) whose father owns the Star-Telegram. Convinces owner of her paper to let her enter an air race. Climax aboard the airship. Reporter Hughie Sprague (Hugh O'Connell) of the Daily Journal also joins the air race. Reporter (John Harron). Reporters with Gahagan (Jack Richardson, Jack Wise). Newsreel Reporter (Frank Orth). Torchy's first name is Teresa. 135980 1986 Fly, The M L Langelaan, George (Short Story). Charles Edward Pogue, David Cronenberg (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Veronica Quaife (Geena Davis) for Particle magazine. Tries to interview a scientist about his experiments in teleportation. He meets her at a party and asks here to come back to his lab where she secretly records their conversation. Scientist tries to persuade her not to turn the story. Quaife's editor, Stathis Borans (John Getz) tells her the scientist is conning her. Quaife is intimate with her editor (he has a key to her apartment) and becomes romantically involved with scientist. Editor sends the scientist a mock-up of the magazine with a cover story on the experiments, but when Quaife protests the article, he backs off from running it. Later the editor goes to the lab to shoot the mutated scientist whose genetic makeup has become combined with that of a fly caught in the teleportation pad. Even though the editor's hand and foot are decomposed by acidic vomit spewed by the scientist, he succeeds in destroying the teleportation pad and Quaife shoots what is left of the scientist. 135981 1945 Flyaway Base SS USC Davis, Hope Hale In "Dark Way to the Plaza, The." Newspaper. Ben "trying to get the Courier back on its feet after nearly two years of suspended publication." Katie goes to work at the newspaper. 135982 2006 Flyboys, The M Reporter (Jude Alley) 135983 1980 Flygniva MF TV Reporter (Bo Holmstrom). 135984 2009 Flying By M TV Commentator (Steven B. Jamicki). Real estate developer goes to his 25th high school reunion without his wife and finds his old teenage band playing, and he joins the group. He must decide between the band and his adult life. 135985 1999 Flying Cavalier NR Morris, Gilbert New York Times Reporter Josephine Hellinger in the Spring of 1914 quits her job to become a freelance war correspondent in France. She knows a female journalist will never be sent on dangerous assignments. So she strikes out on her own to cover the war through her front-line stories and photographs. She meets a RAF pilot who married a French bride five years before. She is killed during a German bombing run. The pilot lives only to hate Germans and to kill as many as he can in combat. Can Josephine make a difference before it's too late? She falls in love with him and must decide if she is willing to live with a man who is bereft of God and whose damaged heart may be unable to return her love. 135986 1999 Flying Cavalier, The NR Morris, Gilbert War Correspondent Josephine Hellinger quits her job with the New York Times in spring of 1914 to become a freelance war correspondent in France. Book 23 in The House of Winslow. 135987 1987 Flying Doctors, The: Affirmative Action T Episode. Reporter (Stuart Conran). 135988 1988 Flying Doctors, The: Borrowed Time T Episode #62. TV News Reporter (Tracy Grimshaw). 135989 1990 Flying Eagle NW Champlin, Tim Press 135990 1937 Flying Fists M Reporter Meggs (Charles Williams). 135991 1942 Flying Fortress M DVD -R HQ 2449, 2418. SVD 1434 Williams, Brock (Story). Gordon Wellesle, Edward Dryhurst, Williams (Screenplay) Reporter Sydney Kelly (Carla Lehmann) for Manhattan News Service. Her brother loses his license when a plane crashes piloted by another drunken pilot. Reporter furious at pilot who falls in love with her. When he discovers she's a reporter he leaves her. Both pilots join the service, become friends again. Pilot makes amends by fixing the plane on a bombing raid over Berlin and saving himself and the reporter's brother. Reporter and pilot make up. Connor, Scandal Sheet Reporter (Robert Beatty). 135992 1991 Flying Hero Class N Keneally, Thomas News Media 135993 1931 Flying High M Reporter From the News (Lee Phelps). 135994 1978 Flying High: South by Southwest T Palumbo, Dennis Episode News Media 135995 1939 Flying Irishman, The M Photographer (Billy Wayne). Russian Commentator (Leon Belasco). 135996 1969 Flying Nun, The: Marcello's Idol T Episode #61. 10-15-1969 Newspaper Editor (Peter Mamakos). 135997 1967 Flying Nun, The: Not So Great Imposer, The T Episode. Series (9-17-67 to 9-18-70) Journalist (Larry Storch) disguised as a priest photographs Sister Betrille in flight 135998 1969 Flying Nun, The: Ticket for Bertrille, A T Episode. 12-10-1969. Season #3. Episode #12 Reporter (Victor Campos). 135999 1967 Flying Nun, The: Wailing in a Winter Wonderland T Episode #16. 12-21-1967 Weatherman (Woodrow Parfrey). 136000 1970 Flying Nun, The: When Generations Gap T Episode #80. 3-20-1970 TV Commentator (Miguel Landa). Sister Bertrille gets into a fender bender and can't remember what happened. A witness says the two hippies driving the other car are at fault. The flying nun wants to forget the incident, but it becomes a big media story. The story pits subversive hippies against an innocent nun and ruins business at a local casino. Sister Bertrille remembers that it was her faulty breaks that caused her to run the red light. Witness made up a false story because the convent could use the insurance money from rich, spoiled hippies. Sister Bertrille goes to the newspaper with the witness to recant his account. But TV news reports that the spoiled hippies, two musicians, bought off the witness. Finally Sister Bertrille sees only one way for public opinion to sway in the hippies' favor: they need to do a benefit concert with proceeds going to the convent. Famous singing duo get their reputation scorned by unfair publicity 136001 1951 Flying Padre, The DM DVD -R HQ 6837 Kubrick, Stanley RKO Pathe Screenliner Short Subject. News Media. Narrator: "No newspaperman clamoring for another headline." 136002 1920 Flying Pat M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters Reporter (Porter Strong). 136003 1930 Flying Reporter, The N OWN - H (Two Copies) Theiss, Lewis E. Reporter Jimmy Donnelly, flying reporter for the New York Morning Press 136004 1949 Flying Saucer, The M Keep Watching the Skies! Vol. I Headlines 136005 1911 Flying Scarab and the Seventh Heaven, The SSF USC Mansfield, Rene Photographer. Dawson of the Daily Sun. 136006 2006 Flying Scotsman, The M Commentator (David Monteath - Voice). 136007 1946 Flying Serpent, The M Ness Radio Announcer Richard Thorpe (Ralph Lewis), mystery show announcer on the radio. Solves murders committed by a flying serpent and falls in love with archaeologist's daughter 136008 2004 Flying Tiger M News Media. WSBT-TV22 Anchor (Mike Collins) KTTY Reporter (Mitch Osborn). KOLR10 Reporter (Joy Robertson). TV Reporter (Joanne Grant). Field Reporter (Ed Ernstes). Reporter's Assistant (Christina Rosetta McAlpine). 136009 1916 Flying Torpedo, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 136010 1891 Flying Trip Around the World, A N USC Wetmore, Elizabeth (Bisland) Female Reporter Miss Bisland is sent by a prominent magazine to make a tour around the world to beat Nelly Bly's record 136011 2001 Flying Virus M Journalist uncovers a government conspiracy to unleash virus-carrying killer bees that could wipe out humanity. 136012 1996 Flynn M News Media. American Editor (Randall Berger). Cameraman (David Gray). 136013 1969 Flypaper War, The NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Starnes, Richard Correspondent Max Speed, burnt-out journalist in the Middle East 136014 1978 FM M L TV Interviewer (Patricia Marlowe) 136015 1982 FM TV DT Magazine. Recording stars 136016 1990 FM: Doing It Again T Episode #6. 3-28-1990 Radio Program Director Ted Costas (Robert Hayes), program director of public-radio station WGEO, 91.6 FM in Washington D.C. (Radio Free D.C.), wants to liven up dull talk show. Sexy young office assistant Gretchen (DeLane Matthews). Small, listener-supported station in Washington D.C. where program director Costas has his hands full with many battlesw. Crew includes Lee-Ann, Ted's ex-wife, whom he recently hired to co-host a talk show. Lee-Ann thinks Grechen is a rival for Ted's affection. Jay, the eager but bumbling go-fer recently promkoted to producer who has the hots for Gretchen. Quentin, who doubles as a classical music announcer and "The Mighty Doctor Q." Don, the on-air voice man whose mimicry never seems to stop and Naomi, the level-headed station manager. Theater Critic Harrison Green (Fred Applegate) is co-host of talk show (Toe to Toe) and theater critic for the D.C. Press 136017 1989 FM: If a Man Answers T Episode #5. 9-13-1989 Radio Program Director Ted Costas (Robert Hayes), program director of public-radio station WGEO, 91.6 FM in Washington D.C. (Radio Free D.C.), wants to liven up dull talk show. Sexy young office assistant Gretchen (DeLane Matthews). Small, listener-supported station in Washington D.C. where program director Costas has his hands full with many battlesw. Crew includes Lee-Ann, Ted's ex-wife, whom he recently hired to co-host a talk show. Lee-Ann thinks Grechen is a rival for Ted's affection. Jay, the eager but bumbling go-fer recently promkoted to producer who has the hots for Gretchen. Quentin, who doubles as a classical music announcer and "The Mighty Doctor Q." Don, the on-air voice man whose mimicry never seems to stop and Naomi, the level-headed station manager. Theater Critic Harrison Green (Fred Applegate) is co-host of talk show (Toe to Toe) and theater critic for the D.C. Press 136018 1989 FM: Kiss and Tell T Episode #4. 9-6-1989 Radio Program Director Ted Costas (Robert Hayes), program director of public-radio station WGEO, 91.6 FM in Washington D.C. (Radio Free D.C.), wants to liven up dull talk show. Sexy young office assistant Gretchen (DeLane Matthews). Small, listener-supported station in Washington D.C. where program director Costas has his hands full with many battlesw. Crew includes Lee-Ann, Ted's ex-wife, whom he recently hired to co-host a talk show. Lee-Ann thinks Grechen is a rival for Ted's affection. Jay, the eager but bumbling go-fer recently promkoted to producer who has the hots for Gretchen. Quentin, who doubles as a classical music announcer and "The Mighty Doctor Q." Don, the on-air voice man whose mimicry never seems to stop and Naomi, the level-headed station manager. Theater Critic Harrison Green (Fred Applegate) is co-host of talk show (Toe to Toe) and theater critic for the D.C. Press 136019 1990 FM: Last Virgin, The T Episode #11. 6-2-1990 Radio Program Director Ted Costas (Robert Hayes), program director of public-radio station WGEO, 91.6 FM in Washington D.C. (Radio Free D.C.), wants to liven up dull talk show. Sexy young office assistant Gretchen (DeLane Matthews). Small, listener-supported station in Washington D.C. where program director Costas has his hands full with many battlesw. Crew includes Lee-Ann, Ted's ex-wife, whom he recently hired to co-host a talk show. Lee-Ann thinks Grechen is a rival for Ted's affection. Jay, the eager but bumbling go-fer recently promkoted to producer who has the hots for Gretchen. Quentin, who doubles as a classical music announcer and "The Mighty Doctor Q." Don, the on-air voice man whose mimicry never seems to stop and Naomi, the level-headed station manager. Theater Critic Harrison Green (Fred Applegate) is co-host of talk show (Toe to Toe) and theater critic for the D.C. Press 136020 1990 FM: Leave It To Me T Episode #7. 4-4-1990 Radio Program Director Ted Costas (Robert Hayes), program director of public-radio station WGEO, 91.6 FM in Washington D.C. (Radio Free D.C.), wants to liven up dull talk show. Sexy young office assistant Gretchen (DeLane Matthews). Small, listener-supported station in Washington D.C. where program director Costas has his hands full with many battlesw. Crew includes Lee-Ann, Ted's ex-wife, whom he recently hired to co-host a talk show. Lee-Ann thinks Grechen is a rival for Ted's affection. Jay, the eager but bumbling go-fer recently promkoted to producer who has the hots for Gretchen. Quentin, who doubles as a classical music announcer and "The Mighty Doctor Q." Don, the on-air voice man whose mimicry never seems to stop and Naomi, the level-headed station manager. Theater Critic Harrison Green (Fred Applegate) is co-host of talk show (Toe to Toe) and theater critic for the D.C. Press 136021 1990 FM: Let's Spend the Night Together T Episode #10. 5-26-1990 Radio Program Director Ted Costas (Robert Hayes), program director of public-radio station WGEO, 91.6 FM in Washington D.C. (Radio Free D.C.), wants to liven up dull talk show. Sexy young office assistant Gretchen (DeLane Matthews). Small, listener-supported station in Washington D.C. where program director Costas has his hands full with many battlesw. Crew includes Lee-Ann, Ted's ex-wife, whom he recently hired to co-host a talk show. Lee-Ann thinks Grechen is a rival for Ted's affection. Jay, the eager but bumbling go-fer recently promkoted to producer who has the hots for Gretchen. Quentin, who doubles as a classical music announcer and "The Mighty Doctor Q." Don, the on-air voice man whose mimicry never seems to stop and Naomi, the level-headed station manager. Theater Critic Harrison Green (Fred Applegate) is co-host of talk show (Toe to Toe) and theater critic for the D.C. Press 136022 1989 FM: Love or Money - Premiere T Episode #1. 8-17-89. Series 8-17-1989 to 9-14-1989. 3-28-1990 to 6-28-1990. Radio Program Director Ted Costas (Robert Hayes), program director of public-radio station WGEO, 91.6 FM in Washington D.C. (Radio Free D.C.), wants to liven up dull talk show. Sexy young office assistant Gretchen (DeLane Matthews). Small, listener-supported station in Washington D.C. where program director Costas has his hands full with many battlesw. Crew includes Lee-Ann, Ted's ex-wife, whom he recently hired to co-host a talk show. Lee-Ann thinks Grechen is a rival for Ted's affection. Jay, the eager but bumbling go-fer recently promkoted to producer who has the hots for Gretchen. Quentin, who doubles as a classical music announcer and "The Mighty Doctor Q." Don, the on-air voice man whose mimicry never seems to stop and Naomi, the level-headed station manager. Theater Critic Harrison Green (Fred Applegate) is co-host of talk show (Toe to Toe) and theater critic for the D.C. Press 136023 1990 FM: No Fool Like an April Fool T Episode #9. 4-18-1990 Radio Program Director Ted Costas (Robert Hayes), program director of public-radio station WGEO, 91.6 FM in Washington D.C. (Radio Free D.C.), wants to liven up dull talk show. Sexy young office assistant Gretchen (DeLane Matthews). Small, listener-supported station in Washington D.C. where program director Costas has his hands full with many battlesw. Crew includes Lee-Ann, Ted's ex-wife, whom he recently hired to co-host a talk show. Lee-Ann thinks Grechen is a rival for Ted's affection. Jay, the eager but bumbling go-fer recently promkoted to producer who has the hots for Gretchen. Quentin, who doubles as a classical music announcer and "The Mighty Doctor Q." Don, the on-air voice man whose mimicry never seems to stop and Naomi, the level-headed station manager. Theater Critic Harrison Green (Fred Applegate) is co-host of talk show (Toe to Toe) and theater critic for the D.C. Press 136024 1990 FM: Off the Record T Episode #13. 6-28-1990 Radio Program Director Ted Costas (Robert Hayes), program director of public-radio station WGEO, 91.6 FM in Washington D.C. (Radio Free D.C.), wants to liven up dull talk show. Sexy young office assistant Gretchen (DeLane Matthews). Small, listener-supported station in Washington D.C. where program director Costas has his hands full with many battlesw. Crew includes Lee-Ann, Ted's ex-wife, whom he recently hired to co-host a talk show. Lee-Ann thinks Grechen is a rival for Ted's affection. Jay, the eager but bumbling go-fer recently promkoted to producer who has the hots for Gretchen. Quentin, who doubles as a classical music announcer and "The Mighty Doctor Q." Don, the on-air voice man whose mimicry never seems to stop and Naomi, the level-headed station manager. Theater Critic Harrison Green (Fred Applegate) is co-host of talk show (Toe to Toe) and theater critic for the D.C. Press 136025 1989 FM: Play Laura for Me T Episode #2. 8-23-1989 Radio Program Director Ted Costas (Robert Hayes), program director of public-radio station WGEO, 91.6 FM in Washington D.C. (Radio Free D.C.), wants to liven up dull talk show. Sexy young office assistant Gretchen (DeLane Matthews). Magazine Reporter's angle on the station is divorced couple working together peacefully -- until scrutiny of the press 136026 1990 FM: Sex, Lies and 35mm Slides T Episode #12. 6-9-1990 Radio Program Director Ted Costas (Robert Hayes), program director of public-radio station WGEO, 91.6 FM in Washington D.C. (Radio Free D.C.), wants to liven up dull talk show. Sexy young office assistant Gretchen (DeLane Matthews). Small, listener-supported station in Washington D.C. where program director Costas has his hands full with many battlesw. Crew includes Lee-Ann, Ted's ex-wife, whom he recently hired to co-host a talk show. Lee-Ann thinks Grechen is a rival for Ted's affection. Jay, the eager but bumbling go-fer recently promkoted to producer who has the hots for Gretchen. Quentin, who doubles as a classical music announcer and "The Mighty Doctor Q." Don, the on-air voice man whose mimicry never seems to stop and Naomi, the level-headed station manager. Theater Critic Harrison Green (Fred Applegate) is co-host of talk show (Toe to Toe) and theater critic for the D.C. Press 136027 1990 FM: Two Taxing Women T Episode #8. 4-11-1990 Radio Program Director Ted Costas (Robert Hayes), program director of public-radio station WGEO, 91.6 FM in Washington D.C. (Radio Free D.C.), wants to liven up dull talk show. Sexy young office assistant Gretchen (DeLane Matthews). Small, listener-supported station in Washington D.C. where program director Costas has his hands full with many battlesw. Crew includes Lee-Ann, Ted's ex-wife, whom he recently hired to co-host a talk show. Lee-Ann thinks Grechen is a rival for Ted's affection. Jay, the eager but bumbling go-fer recently promkoted to producer who has the hots for Gretchen. Quentin, who doubles as a classical music announcer and "The Mighty Doctor Q." Don, the on-air voice man whose mimicry never seems to stop and Naomi, the level-headed station manager. Theater Critic Harrison Green (Fred Applegate) is co-host of talk show (Toe to Toe) and theater critic for the D.C. Press 136028 1989 FM: Ultimate Aphrodisiac T Episode #3. 8-30-1989 Radio Program Director Ted Costas (Robert Hayes), program director of public-radio station WGEO, 91.6 FM in Washington D.C. (Radio Free D.C.), wants to liven up dull talk show. Sexy young office assistant Gretchen (DeLane Matthews). Small, listener-supported station in Washington D.C. where program director Costas has his hands full with many battlesw. Crew includes Lee-Ann, Ted's ex-wife, whom he recently hired to co-host a talk show. Lee-Ann thinks Grechen is a rival for Ted's affection. Jay, the eager but bumbling go-fer recently promkoted to producer who has the hots for Gretchen. Quentin, who doubles as a classical music announcer and "The Mighty Doctor Q." Don, the on-air voice man whose mimicry never seems to stop and Naomi, the level-headed station manager. Theater Critic Harrison Green (Fred Applegate) is co-host of talk show (Toe to Toe) and theater critic for the D.C. Press 136029 2001 Focus M Photographer (Durward Allen). 136030 2005 Focus 23 M Newscaster (Laura Smith). Newsreader (Peter Davies). 136031 1961 Focus on America DT Newsman Bill Shadel for ABC, host 136032 2003 Fog of War, The: Eleven Lessons from the Life of Robert S. McNamara DT Interviewer (Errol Morris - Voice). TV Interviewer (Harry Reasoner. 136033 1934 Fog Over Frisco M DVD -R HQ 3058, 3025. SVD 1125. SVD 973 (no ending) Dyer, George (Novel - Five Fragments, The). Robert N. Lee (Screenplay). Lee and Eugene Solow (Adaptation) Davis. Remade as "Spy Ship" in 1942 News Media. Reporter Tony Sterling (Donald Woods) of The San Francisco Journal. Photographer Izzy (Hugh Hebert). Editor Joe Hogue (William B. Davidson). Reporter (Lester Dorr). Radio Announcer (Selmer Jackson) . Woman is involved with underworld types. Her society girl sister believes it is only innocent thrill seeking. But her stepfather fears it may be more criminal than that. 136034 2005 Fog, The M Weatherman Dan (Jonathon Young). 136035 2000 Foghat: Millennium Tour, The T Interviewer-Host (Alan Ames). 136036 2000 Foiled M Newsreader (Gary White). 136037 1986 Foley Square: 24 Hours T English, Diane Episode #13. 4-1-1986 News Media. The District Attorney's office is being watched closley by a reporter doing a story. Alex is upset with a reluctant witness until she gets a fright herself when she walks in on a burglar herself. 136038 1986 Foley Square: Court-Ship T English, Diane Episode #4 1-8-1986 News Media. Attorney Alex finally gets some romance in her life and then has to put it on hold. Her new guy is a reporter that begins covering her case. 136039 1992 Folks! M News Media. Reporter #1 (Teri McEvoy). Reporter #2 (Ross Gottstein). 136040 1949 Follow Me Quietly M DVD -R HQ 2737, 2661. SV 166 Rosenwald, Francis, Anthony Mann (Story). Lillie Hayward (Screenplay). Ness Book -- B Movies Magazine Writer Ann (Dorothy Patrick) for Four Star Publications doing story on killer known as The Judge who only murders when it rains. Killer's latest victim is editor of the Morning Standard. He lives long enough to dictate exclusive story on attack. Conflict between press and police when authorities find note from killer in editor's office. Newsman might still be alive if he had not held information back to try to get a scoop. Ann initially antagonizes police lieutenant working on the case. She tries to get interview and offers him $500 for his angle on killings. He agrees to cooperate with her on condition she check every word with him before publication. But she later shows him story she wrote about police creating dummy of killer. She tells him it has already gone to press. Despite her defiance of his orders and his objections to her practices, romance develops. When copy of one of her publications is found at murder site, he seeks her help to find out where killer bought it. Killer is identified. When lieutenant first meets reporter he says: "You're not the press. You're not even the yellow press." Ann: "Maybe it isn't the sort of thing I dreamed about. But at least I'm writing." 136041 1943 Follow the Band M Photographer (Charles H. Sherlock) 136042 1944 Follow the Boys M Life Magazine Photographer Laughton (Cyril Ring). Harkness, the Life Reporter (Emmett Vogan). MacDermott, the Life Editor (Addison Richards). Reporter (Leslie Denison). Reporter (Billy Wayne) Australian Reporter (Leyland Hodgson). Announcer (Tom Hanlon). 136043 1963 Follow the Boys M Commentator (John McLaren) 136044 1930 Follow the Leader M PR - AFI-Press Agents Press Agent 136045 2009 Follow the Prophet M Newscaster (Donna Persico). Young girl escapes from a Polygamist cult and is aided by an army colonel and a renegade female sheriff who join forces to expose the truth that lies hidden in a town in Utah. 136046 1951 Follow the Sun M SVD 1096 Based on article in Readers Digest Sportswriter (Gil Herman). Toastmaster (Grantland Rice). Radio Announcer (Warren Stevens). Photographer (John Sayre). 136047 1962 Follow the Sun: Annie Beeler's Place T Episode #22. 2-11-1962 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136048 1961 Follow the Sun: Another Part of the Triangle T Episode #7. 10-29-1961 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136049 1961 Follow the Sun: Busman's Holiday T Episode #6. 10-22-1961 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136050 1962 Follow the Sun: Chalk One Up for Johnny T Episode #30. 4-8-1962 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136051 1962 Follow the Sun: Chicago Style T Episode #17. 1-7-1962 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136052 1962 Follow the Sun: Choice of Weapons, A T Episode #24. 2-25-1962 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136053 1961 Follow the Sun: Conspiracy of Silence T Episode #13. 12-10-1961 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136054 1961 Follow the Sun: Cry Fraud T Episode #2. 9-24-1961 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136055 1962 Follow the Sun: Dumbest Blonde, The T Episode #21. 2-4-1962 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136056 1961 Follow the Sun: Far Side of Nowhere T Episode #14. 12-17-1961 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136057 1962 Follow the Sun: Ghost In Her Gazebo, A T Episode #27. 3-18-1962 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136058 1962 Follow the Sun: Ghost Story T Episode #19. 1-21-1962 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136059 1961 Follow the Sun: Girl From the Brandenberg, The T Episode #16. 12-31-1961 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136060 1961 Follow the Sun: Highest Wall, The T Episode #3. 10-1-1961. Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136061 1961 Follow the Sun: Hunters, The T Episode #9. 11-12-1961 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136062 1962 Follow the Sun: Inhuman Equation, The T Episode #26. 3-11-1962 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136063 1962 Follow the Sun: Irresistible Miss Bullfinch, The T Episode #23. 2-18-1962 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136064 1961 Follow the Sun: Journey Into Darkness T Episode #4. 10-8-1961 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136065 1962 Follow the Sun: Last of the Big Spenders T Episode #18. 1-14-1962 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. Johnny Pace (Lee Tracy). 136066 1961 Follow the Sun: Little Girl Lost T Episode #10. 11-19-1961 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136067 1961 Follow the Sun: Longest Crap Game In History, The T Episode #8. 11-5-1961 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136068 1962 Follow the Sun: Marine of the Month T Episode #25. 3-4-1962 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136069 1961 Follow the Sun: Mele Kalikamaka To You T Episode #15. 12-24-1961 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136070 1961 Follow the Sun: Night Song, The T VHS 1249 Episode #11. 11-26-1961 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. Manager gets a woman started on her singing career but he's no longer her manager and she is still so afraid of him that she won't sing anywhere. 136071 1962 Follow the Sun: Not Aunt Charlotte! T Episode #28. 3-25-1962 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136072 1961 Follow the Sun: Primitive Clay, The T Episode #12. 12-3-1961 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136073 1961 Follow the Sun: Rage for Justice, A T Episode #1. 9-17-1961. Series 1961-1962. 30 episodes Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136074 1962 Follow the Sun: Run, Clown, Run T Episode #29. 4-1-1962 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136075 1962 Follow the Sun: Sergeant Kolchak Fades Away T Episode #20. 1-28-1962 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136076 1961 Follow the Sun: Woman Who Never Was, The T Episode #5. 10-15-1961 Freelance Magazine Writers Ben Gregory (Barry Coe) and Paul Templin (Brett Halsey) are footloose and fancy free, living in Honolulu, Hawaii. They pursue stories that usually land them in trouble. Katherine Ann Richards (Gigi Perreau) is their secretary. 136077 1979 Follow You Follow Me M TV Reporter (Peter Macaan) 136078 1950 Follow, as the Night NM OWN - P (Two Copies) McGerr, Patricia Columnist Larry Rock, syndicated columnist who makes the news and is news 136079 1978 Followed Man, The N Williams, Thomas News Media 136080 1897 Following the Equator: Journey Around the World, A N USC Clemens, Samuel (Mark Twain) Press 136081 2002 Following the Rabbit-Proof Fence MT News Media. Channel Nine Today Reporter (James Thomas). . Channel Nine Today Camera (Matt Koopmans). 136082 1925 Folly of Youth M AFI-Radio Radio 136083 1899 Foma Gordyeeff N USC Gorky, Maxim Journalist. Ezhoff is the title character's school friend. Poor but intelligent. Becomes a quick-witted journalist who makes revolutionary speeches to laborers. He and the hero do not argue about politics, they simply drink together. 136084 1999 Fontana pre Zuzanu 3 MF Journalist Michael (Alessandro Coari) is writing a report about an African tribe. A renowned R&B artist who lives in Europe receives a letter from his father, the chief of the tribe that he must marry a woman of the tribe. She has been promised to him since childhood. The singer dislikes the idea and asks a female fan to accompany to Africa as his supposed wife so the wedding can be cancelled. Chief won't cancel the wedding and the fan falls in love with the journalist. 136085 2004 Food for Masquerades N Kalejaiye, Dipo TV Newscaster Eyinju, a stunning beauty wants the chief of a village in Nigeria to mediate between her boyfriend, a young Nigerian university revolutionary who is opposing a corrupt government and the government itself. The boyfriend uses his position as president of the University of Messamba to ferment trouble. A bomb causes damage to university buildings. The government is irate and orders anti-riot police to storm the university and orders the boyfriend to be shot. The boyfriend escapes into a remote Yoruba village and hides. 136086 1920 Food For Scandal M Press 136087 1917 Food Gamblers, The M AFI-Reporters Newspaperwoman June Justice (Elda Millar) writes article exposing methods of food speculators oppressing poor. Tries to bribe her, discredit her, falls in love with her, reforms p.289 136088 1989 Food of the Gods II M Commentator, Color (Catherine Swing) 136089 1920 Fool and His Money, A M AFI-Authors Writer 136090 1925 Fool and His Money, A M AFI-Authors Writer 136091 1676 Fool Turn'd Critick, The P USC D'Urfey, Thomas Critic 136092 1924 Fool's Awakening, A M AFI-Authors/Plagiarism Newspaper 136093 1879 Fool's Errand, A N MLPL Tourgee, Albion Winegar Newspapers told it first. The Dunboro' Herald…the Moccason Gap Rattler…the Ringfield Swashbuckler…The Verdenton Gazette…The Central Keynote…the National Trumpet… 136094 1881 Fool's Errand, A: Play, The P MLPL MacKaye, Steele-Albion Tourgee Press 136095 2002 Fool's Journey, The: Romance, A NR Miller, Lynn Journalist 136096 1989 Fool's Run, The N OWN - P Camp, John Reporter Dace 136097 2004 Fooling Hitler M BBC Radio Reporter (David Acton). True story of the greatest deception of World War II, one which helped change the course of the war itself. Writers, artists, set designers and back room technicians pool their talents in order to outwit the German High Command and fool Hitler. Espionage, counter espionage, decoy airfields, inflatable tanks, guns and soldiers are all deployed in the run up to D Day to create a massive diversion and the strongest possible indications that the landings will be in Calais rather than Normandy. A whole invisible army is conjured up led by General Patton to convince Hitler that a second and larger set of landings will be staged in Calais. 136098 1999 Foolish Heart: Correct Decision, The T Episode #3. 3-17-1999 Editor (Nicholas Kilbertus). 136099 1921 Foolish Matrons, The M Donn-Bryne, Brian Oswald (Novel). Wyndham Gittens (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Newspaperwoman Sheila Hopkins (Mildred Manning) is an unsuccessful spouse who marries a poet but is more interested in her career. She drives him to drink and eventually he dies, leaving her to regret her loss. Look at working women of the time. Film examines three marriages, two of which fare badly. 136100 1938 Fools for Scandal M DVD -R HQ 6684, 6685 Reporter (Cyril Thornton). Photographer (Lionel Pape). 136101 1963 Fools of Time, The N OWN - P Barrett, William E. Editor George Donlin. Media not doing their job 136102 1995 Fools on the Hill N Lerner, Preston Reporter Jeff Carmichael's predecessor in Washington D.C. and an ex-DEA agent who had a grudge against Carmichael are both found dead. Suddenly his toughest assignment is staying alive. Carmichael is really good at what he does, but he's a bit headstrong, somewhat self-centered and doesn't suffer fools gladly. The problem is he has situated himself within the environs of Washington D.C. a place of fools and foolishness. 136103 1999 Fools Rush In N Forster, Gwynne Journalist Duncan Banks is unwilling to trust in anyone but himself. That was the result of his poverty-ridden childhood and a failed marriage. It didn’t take the journalist long to realize there was something not quite right about his daughter’s otherwise perfect nanny. But in trying to uncover Justine Montgomery’s secrets, Duncan soon found his own vulnerabilities were at stake. With divided loyalties and an unexpected passion threatening their fragile relationship, Justine and Duncan must risk revealing more than they ever imagined to achieve what they never dreamed possible. What Duncan will learn is that after a devastating tragedy sent Justine into a severe depression, she gave up her newborn daughter for adoption. Realizing her mistake too late, she discovered her daughter had been adopted by divorced journalist Banks -- and that he was looking for a nanny. Without revealing her identity, Justine took the job and was determined that securing her child’s future would be the only passion in her life. But she never anticipated Duncan’s growing suspicions about her -- or the powerful attraction between them. 136104 1998 Foot in the Door M Short - Comic - Fantasy Interviewers. Laughing Interviewer (Jonathan Coote). Armed Interviewer (Ruth Silverstone). Angry Interviewer (Claire Askam). Sandwich Interviewer (Damian Samuels). 136105 2009 Football Champ NJ Green, Tim Reporter Brent Peele is out to spear as much mud on the Atlanta Falcons as he can. He’s a seedy reporter with a vendetta who suspects something is going on. When 12-year-old Troy White proved his remarkable football genius to the Falcons, they brought him on board as a team consultant. Now, thanks to Troy’s ability to predict winning plays, the Falcons are pulling in victories. Troy loves his starring role behind the scenes and the thrill of having NFL star linebacker Seth Holloway (who’s dating Troy’s mom) to coach his own Duluth Tigers team on their way to a state championship. Then Troy’s perfect world comes crashing down. Reporter Peele’s smear campaign means going after Troy. The vicious media storm that descends on the football genius threatens not only his job with the Falcons and the Tigers’ run at the championship, but his mother’s career, and Seth’s, as well. Together with his best friends, loyal Nathan and feisty Tate, Troy sets out to unmask the dishonest Peele -- and save Seth’s reputation -- no matter what the risk. 136106 1974 Football Crazy (aka Arbitro, L'. Playing the Field. Referee, The) M Italy - Ness Journalist Elena Sperani (Joan Collins) falls in love with a soccer referee. 136107 2008 Football Mad! N Exall, Kpc Journalists, agents, players, managers, league executives and the TV networks are summoned to attend and give evidence in a football inquiry launched at the request of the British government. The English football team failed to qualify for the Euro Championship. Pressure groups of dejected football supporters turned activists are organizing protests with increasing ferocity, while football leagues and TV networks fight it out to salvage profits and reputations. The story leads to Geneva and Hong Kong where those involved in the football money-making machine resort to intriguing data fudging and other shenanigans to get their way. 136108 1997 Football on Five DT Series Commentators John Helm, Joe Royle, Jonathan Pearce. Presenter Colin Murray. 136109 1956 Football Roundup DT Series. 10-6-1956 to 11-24-1956. CBS Sportscasters Jack Drees, City Editor; Herman Hickman, Johnny Lujack, Jim McKay, Kyle Rote, Chris Schenkel, Bryan Field. 136110 1952 Football Sidelines DT TV Sportscaster Harry Wismer 136111 2007 Football Wives: T Series Reporter (Chris Flanders). 136112 2006 Footballers Wives: Series 5 - Episode 5 T Episode #39. 3-23-2006 Magazine Editor Eva de Wolffee, a ruthless journalist, clashes with Tanya Turner in a battle of the bitches. Tanya has her eye on Eva's partner, the mysterious Paulo. Who will win out? 136113 2006 Footballers Wives: Series 5 - Episode 6 T Episode #40. 3-30-2006 Magazine Editor Eva de Wolffee splashes dreadful photos of Tanya all over her magazine, but Tanya has uncovered a dark secret about Eva and Paulo -- the man she wants -- and plans blackmail. 136114 2006 Footballers Wives: Series 5 - Episode 7 T Episode #41. 4-6-2006 Magazine Editor Eva de Wolffee loses Paolo to Tanya Turner. To celebrate, Tanya hosts a Brazilian fiesta. 136115 2003 Footballers' Wives: T DVD -R HQ 4366 Episode. Series. 1-8-2002 to 4-13-2006. BBC News Media. Tanya gets ready for an appearance on Chardonnay's television show. 136116 2003 Footballers' Wives: T DVD -R HQ 4518 Episode. BBC News Media. Jackie and Jason attempt to understand Paddy's condition. Sal tries to lose Freddie when Hazel visits. 136117 2003 Footballers' Wives: T DVD -R HQ 5508 Episode News Media. Tanya tries for some positive media coverage in a bid to gain Jason's attention. 136118 2003 Footballers' Wives: …And in With the New T Episode #12. 1-29-2003. Reporter (Damian Davis) of the Sun. Reporter One (Neal Barry). Reporter Two (Graham Price). Tanya says on live TV that Jason is an impotent alcoholic. 136119 2002 Footballers' Wives: All Credit to the Lads T Episode #7. 2-19-2002 Reporter (Tom Turner). Commentator (Jonathan Pearce - Voice). When Chardonnay faints at the gym, blood tests reveal she is pregnant. After announcing their news to the press, Kyle is horrified to discover that he is not about to become a proud dad. Instead, he is a brother as the test results are those of Jackie. Jackie suggests to Kyle and Chardonnay that they bring up the child as their own. 136120 2002 Footballers' Wives: All to Play For T Episode #5. 2-5-2002 Reporter (Adam Shaw). Chardonnay sells the story of her ordeal to a newspaper in the hope of shaming her attackers, but the article does not turn out as she expected. Kyle spends an evening out flirting as he is furious to see their private life all over the tabloids. 136121 2003 Footballers' Wives: Bitter Medicine T Episode #15. 2-19-2003. Reporter (Neal Barry). Reporter (Gary Pillai). The Turners hold a press conference to raise awareness of baby Paddy's condition. 136122 2002 Footballers' Wives: Funny Old Game, A T Episode #4. 1-29-2002 Commentator (Jonathan Pearce). Sports Media. 136123 2002 Footballers' Wives: Getting a Result T Episode #1. 1-8-2002 Newsreader (Dave Clark). Famous glamour model Chardonnay Lane. Jason and his wife Tanya Turner. 136124 2003 Footballers' Wives: Go for the Overkill T DVD -R HQ 4299. DVD -R HQ 4251 Episode #11. 1-22-2003 News Media. LNN Reporter (Jonathan Wills). Photographer (Lorenzo Comporese). Tanya's cocaine habit is exposed to the public when she is arrested for possessing Class A drugs. Donna confesses to Ian that her affair has been going on for six months. . Jason boasts about his fertility to Tanya. Newspaper Reporter (Neal Barry). Lawyer tells newspaper editor they had better print a retraction or they will sue. Newspaper editor caves in. Tabloid media. Newspapers. Headlines. Stories. 136125 2003 Footballers' Wives: Just Can't Give Up T DVD -R HQ 4188 Episode #9. 1-8-2003. News Media. Reporter (Neal Barry). TV Newsreader (Gary Newbon). Jackie gives birth to a baby boy claiming it is Kyle and Chardonnay's.. Tanya charges Frank with rape. Tabloid headlines. News Media coverage of trial. 136126 2002 Footballers' Wives: On the Ball T Episode #3.1-22-2002 Journalist (Jason Rush). Commentator (Jonathan Pearce - Voice). The day of Kyle and Chardonnay's wedding arrives complete with a glossy magazine deal. The adoptive mother of Ian and Donna Walmsley's son Daniel arrives distraught at the reception to tell them he is missing. Ian panics when the news about his secret son hits the headlines. Sparks' manager Stefan Hauser arranges for the club to assign a lawyer to start a custody battle on Ian and Donna's behalf. Donna is horrified when the Walmsleys' private lives make the papers yet again -- this time, it's Ian's exploits with a couple of lap-dancers at Kyle's stag night. 136127 2002 Footballers' Wives: Series 3 - Episode 1 T Episode #17. 2-11-2004. TV Reporter (Jonathan Maitland). Deaths of Jason and Chardonnay hit Kyle hard. 136128 2004 Footballers' Wives: Series 3 - Episode 2 T Episode #18. 2-18-2004 Journalist (Neal Barry). 136129 2004 Footballers' Wives: Series 3 - Episode 4 T Episode #20. 3-3-2004 Photographer (Lorenzo Camporese). Harley and Shannon prepare for their wedding with Jordan as a special guest and with coverage from Hello! Magazine. 136130 2004 Footballers' Wives: Series 3 - Episode 5 T Episode #21. 3-10-2004. Reporter (Julian Forsyth). Newsreader (Anna Maria Ashe). TV Reporter (Nigel Lister). 136131 2004 Footballers' Wives: Series 3 - Episode 6 T Episode #22. 3-17-2004 Racing Commentator (Mike Cattermole). 136132 2004 Footballers' Wives: Series 3 - Episode 9 T Episode #25. 4-7-2004 TV Sports Presenter (Douglas Grant). Photographer (Peter Bramhill). 136133 2006 Footballers' Wives: Series 4 - Episode 1 T DVD -R HQ 6183, 6184 Episode #26.3-31-2005. BBC Series. News Media. Sports Reporters. Players head to Spain for some bonding time before the season begins. But will one player's shocking behavior with a girl called Katie cause legal and PR disasters for the entire team? 136134 2005 Footballers' Wives: Series 4 - Episode 3 T Episode #28. 4-14-2005 Reporter (Rexie Barnes). 136135 2005 Footballers' Wives: Series 4 - Episode 7 T Episode #32. 5-12-2005 Commentator (Colin Campbell). 136136 2002 Footballers' Wives: Take Each Game As It Comes T Episode #2. 1-15-2002 Tabloid. Newsreader (Anna Maria Ashe). Kyle's stag night is as lively as ever, at which Ian is photographed enjoying himself rather too much with two lap-dancers. Chardonnay's hen night goes up in smoke, literally when a couple of drunken fans turn aggressive and cause a terrible accident. Will her wedding still take place? 136137 2003 Footballers' Wives: Ties That Bind, The T Episode #10. 1-15-2003. TV Newsreader (Lucy Alexander). Reporter (Neal Barry). Kyle is questioned by the police as well as Chardonnay and the press about the body in the pool. Did he have an affair? 136138 2002 Footballers' Wives: Winning the Double T Episode #6. 2-12-2002 News Media. TV Reporter (Jim Rosenthal). Newsreader (Anna Maria Ashe). Commentator (Jonathan Pearce). 136139 1985 Footfall NSF OWN - P Niven, Larry-J. Pournelle Reporter Roger Brooks, special assignments reporter, Washington Post 136140 1941 Footlight Fever M Public Relations Man Spike (Charles Quigley). Radio Announcer (Tom Hanlon). Radio Station Man Yelling "Flash" (Shimen Ruskin). 136141 1942 Footlight Serenade M News Media. Reporters (Ralph Brooks, Ray Walker). Announcer (Don Wilson). 136142 1929 Footlights and Fools M Press Agent (Cleve Moore) 136143 1916 Footlights of Fate, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 136144 2008 Footprint in the Sand, A N Oliver, James A. Reporter Robert Walker of an obscure Fleet Street agency is told by the Bureau Chief Harry Stone to go to a remote Indian Ocean Island and find out what happened to a treasure hunter who died there. “Human interest -- there’s your story, not the treasure. Stay out of politics -- and leave the women alone...And don’t leave any footprints. Not one.” It’s hard to stay out of politics on far-away Bourbon Island where the ruthless quasi-Marxist dictator tolerates no dissent -- and no journalists. Walker, an idiot savant for Harry Stone’s agency, is either helped or hindered by a poly-ethnic cast of characters. 136145 1939 Footprints on the Ceiling NM Rawson, Clayton Press 136146 1986 Footrot Flats: Dog's Tale, The M Commentator, Rugby (Michael Haigh). 136147 1972 Footsteps T Reporter (James Woods) 136148 1998 Footsteps M SVD 865 TV Reporter (Karina Lombard) gets caught up in mystery after receiving anonymous tip that double murder is to be committed 136149 2003 Footsteps MT News Media. Reporter (Juanita Peters). Best-selling suspense novelist finds herself at her isolated beach house with a local young fan who knows almost everything about her and two men, one of whom may be trying to kill her, the other who may save her life. 136150 1996 Footsteps -- Buru Quartet, The, Book 3 N Toer, Pramoedya Ananta Editor Minke, crusading newspaper editor and nationalist fighter against Dutch imperialism. 1901-1902 136151 1941 Footsteps in the Dark M DVD -R HQ 9088, 9089. DVD -R 1577 Reporter (Peter Ashley). Reporter (Alan Davis). Reporter (Frank Marlowe). 136152 2006 Footy Legends M Commentator, Sideline (Mario Fenech - Himself). Commentator (Matthews Johns - Himself). Commentator (Andrew Voss - Himself). 136153 1995 Footy Show, The T Series Reporter. League of Their Own Reporter (Daryl Brohman) 136154 1971 For Adults Only DT Hosts Barbara Howar and Joyce Susskind talk show 136155 2000 For All Time MT Serling, Rod (Based on Twilight Zone episode, "A Stop at Willoughby"). Vivienne Radkoff (Teleplay) Ness Editor Laura Brown (Mary McDonnell), a widow, runs local newspaper. 136156 1984 For All Time NR Stanford, Sondra Silhouette Journalist 136157 1964 For att inte tala om alla dessa kvinnor MF English Radio Reporter (Jan Blomberg). French Radio Reporter (Goran Graffman). German Radio Reporter (Jan-Olof Strandberg). Swedish Radio Reporter (Gosta Pruzelius). 136158 1941 For Beauty's Sake M Press Agent Jonathan B. Sweet (Ned Sparks) is sour-puss publicity man hired to handle a woman-hating astronomy professor who inherits a swank beauty salon in a New York hotel from his aunt. His New York arrival brings an unexpected fanfare of publicity. 136159 1993 For Better and For Worse MT Reporter 1 (Dominique Hollier). Reporter 2 (Paul Bandey). News Reporter (Olivier Pierre). 136160 1999 For Better, For Bachelor NR Rivers, Nikki Harlequin American Romance #764 TV Reporter Marcus Slade is known as “the helicopter hunk” is the sexy stranger Rachel Gale wakes up with. There’s a good reason he is in Rachel Gale’s bed. Rachel’s mother owns a bed and breakfast. Registering late after an evening of drinking and reminiscing with an old friend, a friend who owns the local newspaper and coincidentally is Rachel’s boss, Marcus mistakenly ends up in Rachel’s room and falls asleep in her bed. Awakening the next morning, he sees Rachel and assumes that she’s another groupie after his body and tosses her into the hall. Slade is a globe trotting reporter who makes no secret of the fact that he dislikes small towns and is just here vacationing between assignments. Marcus is mutually attracted, but remembers his small town roots and being branded a thief, just like his father. His hometown subscribed to the philosophy that the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. He wants no part of small town life and makes daily plans to leave. 136161 2002 For Better, For Worse: Novel A N Matthews, Carole Rock Journalist Matt Jarvis captures the attention of a newly single woman en route from London to her American cousin's wedding in New York. They make a date but miss each other at the restaurant and Jarvis tries to track her down in New York with no more information than her cousin's first name. Jarvis gets entangled with a publicist for a boy band, which covers the Beatles but doesn't even know who they were. 136162 1940 For Freedom M Ness UK Only Newsreel Company covering the start of World War II. News Reader (Terry-Thomas). Commentator (E.V.H. Emmett). Newsreel Cameraman Steve, son of the man who owns the newsreel company, gets footage between British ships and a German ship. Real newsreel footage combined with fake newsreel footage. 136163 1926 For Heaven's Sake M SVD 1378 Lloyd Columnist. Social Swirl column of daily newspaper 136164 1922 For His Sake M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 136165 1963 For Immediate Release N Alpert, Hollis PR Public Relations Man Mike Roche, a Hollywood PR man, aspiring to produce his own film, finds that the price of realizing his ambition is to destroy the career of the actress he was hired to promote. 136166 1990 For lang og tro tjeneste DF Denmark Interviewer-Host Jytte Dreyer. Newspapers. Editor-in-Chief. 136167 1992 For Love Alone N Trump, Ivana Magazine Editor Margo Jensen is a fashion doyenne who through sheer force of will made herself into the most interesting looking woman in the world. 136168 1999 For Love of the Game M Shaara, Michael (Novel) Magazine Writer Jane Aubrey (Kelly Preston) is talented and beautiful and is the girlfriend of a 40-year-old Detroit Tiger pitcher. She is leaving him just before he pitches a perfect game. Sports Reporter tells the Detroit Tiger pitcher that the new owners of the team are preparing to trade him. As he pitches that night, he must decide whether to get Jane back -- he recalls meeting her, their first date, happy times, miscommunication and what may be the final break. Sportscaster Vin Scully calls the perfect game as one Yankee batter after another fails to reach first base. Jane has told the pitcher she accepted a job offer in London and is leaving that day. He recalls good times and bad while he pitches, such as the time he convinced Jane to come to spring training only to have her discover him with another woman. He thinks back to a phone call from Jane revealing that she has a daughter who has run away to her father in Boston. He was in Boston and brings heather back to New York to Jane. The game is over and the pitcher is mobbed. In his hotel room, the pitcher cries and the next morning goes to the airport to fly to London and find Jane. He is surprised to find the journalist there. They embrace. 136169 2000 For Love or Country: Arturo Sandoval Story, The MT Interviewer (David Paymer), Embassy. 136170 2007 For Lust or Money NR Hoffmann, Kate Harlequin Blaze #356 Cameraman Zach Haas has always wanted to make movies. And with his newfound wealth, his dream is finally within reach. Now all he needs is the inspiration. But when he meets gorgeous actress Kelly Castelle on the set of Just Between Us, he’s more than inspired -- he’s aching. Kelly practically melts when Zach steps out from behind the camera -- the heat between them is searing. But he’s 10 years younger, tall dark and his lottery win means she can’t even be his sugar mama. So there’s no way their relationship can be anything but a reckless, best-sex-of-her-life fling. Or can it? 136171 2003 For Matrimonial Purposes N Daswani, Kavita PR Fashion Publicist Anju is a Bombay bachelorette, still unattached at 26. Leaves behind her match making-obsessed family and flirts with independence in Umrica. In Manhattan, she flirts as fashion publicist, worships at altar of Kate Spade. Publicist selects a spouse at 36. Daswani is a former CNN Fashion Correspondent. 136172 1942 For Me and My Gal M DVD -R HQ 10158, 10159. Newspaper Headlines. 136173 2006 For One Night MT DVD -R HQ 5664, 5665 Journalist Alsha Tyler proves moral support and publicity to help a budding integrationist in a story about a freedom fighter trying to integrate her Southern high school's racially separate proms. The time is 2002, not 1952 and the story is inspired by real events. TV News Anchor (Dr. Melissa Caudle). Newspaper Editor (Chuck Halley). 136174 1979 For Our Times DT Series. 4-29-1979 to 12-25-1988 (Religious). CBS Reporter Douglas Edwards of CBS was host. 136175 1951 For Release Today (Lights Out) T Press 136176 1924 For Sale M Journalist Eric Porter (George Irving) 136177 1932 For Sale -- Murder NM Levinrew, Will Weinberg List Press 136178 2005 For Sale By Owner M TV Reporter (Lauren Alexander). Interviewer Jerry (Audrey Davis). Weather Woman (Amy Levin). 136179 2003 For Sale by Owners: FSBO N Miles, Russ News Media and police fail to disclose that rape victims are all For Sale By Owners. A female real estate agent is found dead. A male agent is missing. The serial rapist preys upon the vulnerable. The long-haul trucker, a savoir-faire real estate agent, the corrupt sheriff, the rapist and the young wife left alone to sell her home -- they’re all FSBOs -- For Sale By Owners attempt to sell themselves and others on what they want to believe. 136180 1991 For the Boys M L News Media. Photographer at the Awards TV Show (David Bowe). Cameraman Vietnam (D. David Morin). 136181 2007 For the Children NR Thomas, Marin Harlequin American Romance Series #1184 Reporter Sullivan Mooreland is a city slicker from Seattle, ambitious and unnervingly sexy with a flashy red Corvette and is a sure sign of trouble to come because a schoolteacher knows that if a legendary bootlegger, the most notorious moonshine maker is exposed by Mooreland, everything she loves about Heather’s Hollow will change. For the sake of the children in her class who she teaches to value their Scotch-Irish heritage and their future, she has to stop the handsome interloper from writing a story that will put their way of life in danger. But if she runs the untrustworthy flatlander Sullivan off, what about her own future? 136182 1930 For the Defense M Reporter (Syd Saylor) for Evening Sun 136183 1914 For the Last Edition M Ness Book Reporter Robert Burns tries to get information on a strike at a grain company. Sweetheart Irene Hunt also works at the paper, gets a tip that troops are being called in. Burns creates a disturbance at the grain office so Hunt can sneak in and hide in a closet. She uncovers a plot by the company to blow up a grain car and blame it on the strikers. She is caught. She escapes by sliding down a fire hose and gives Burns the scoop. Reviews indicate that Hunt is treated with respect by the men in the newspaper office and works to build up the unfortunate hero's confidence and reputation. 136184 1993 For the Love of My Child: Anissa Ayala Story, The MT News Media. TV Reporter #2 (Jaylene Hamilton). TV Reporter #3 (Paul Carson). News Anchor (Barbara Edwards). Reporter (Jonathan Walker). Reporter A (Sonja Bakker). Reporter B (Leigh Morrow). Reporter C (J. Gregory Maclaren). Reporter D (Russell Ferrier). 136185 2002 For the People: Come Blow Your Whistle T Episode #6. 8-25-2002 News Media. Reporter (Tricia Lee Pascoe). 136186 2003 For the People: My Mother's Daughter T Episode #15. 2-16-2003 Reporter (Suzanne Sena). 136187 1910 For the Sunday Edition M Ness Book Reporter gets tip on smuggling operation, disguises himself as a convict, infiltrates the gang. While trying to send the story by carrier pigeon he is caught. Female gang member comes to his rescue. 136188 1949 For Them That Trespass M UK Theatre Critic (Charles Lloyd Pack). 136189 1999 For Those Who Remain M Reporter for WNN Julie James (Tracy Blanchette). WNN Reporter Arthur Klassen (Lee Absolom). 136190 1964 For Those Who Think Young M DVD -R HQ 10286, 10287 Reporter (Byron Kane). 136191 1983 For Us the Living: Medgar Evers Story, The MT News Photographer (Kevin McCorkle). 136192 1965 ...for vanskaps skull…. MF Feature Editor (Marianne Stjernqvist) 136193 1940 For Whom the Bell Toils N Hemingway, Ernest Russian Correspondent-Journalist Karkov 136194 1978 For Whom To Be Murdered M Journalist (Raymond Wong), Liu Man 136195 1952 For Women Only DT Series. 1952-1953. Syndicated Host-Narrator Army Sedell. Filmed women's magazine program was the first of its kind in TV syndication. 136196 1977 For You, Black Woman DT Host Alice Travis, former co-host of A.M. New York, local show 136197 2006 For Your Consideration M TV Entertainment News Hosts Chuck Porter (Fred Willard) and Cindy Martin (Jane Lynch) of "Hollywood Now," a parody of Entertainment Tonight. "Love It/Hate It," a Ebert/Roeper-like TV show. Love It Film Critic Ben Lilly (Don Lake). Hate It Film Critic David van Zyverden (Michael Hitchcock). Unit Publicist (Michael Higgins). Web Site writer. Weather Woman (Nina Conti). Talk Show Host (Craig Bierko). Chillaxin' Host (Rick Gonzalez). 136198 1939 For Your Convenience M Short Commentator (Dwight Weist). 136199 1951 For Your Information DT Series. 5-7-1951 to 11-16-1951. Dumont Interviewer-Host: Helen Faith Keane 136200 1932 Forbidden M DVD -R HQ 8180, 8181. SVDSP 608 Swerling, Jo Stanwyck. Capra. Advice-to-the Lovelorn Columnist (Harry Holman) gives up his job to Lulu Smith (Barbara Stanwyck) who gets job on local newspaper. Aggressive City Editor Al Holland (Ralph Bellamy).) "You'll never make a newspaperwoman." "Am I fired?" "No, I still think you'll make a newspaperman." Smith has a life-long affair with a politician. Their baby is adopted by the politician. Smith marries Holland to keep him from exposing their affair, and when he finally gets the evidence and plans to splash it all over the newspaper, she kills him. The politician, now a governor, pardons Lulu on his death bed. 136201 1953 Forbidden M Newspaperman (Roy Engel). 136202 1996 Forbidden City N Bell, William Cameraman Jackson who works for CBC News is assigned to Beijing and his 17-year-old son, Alex Jackson leaps at the chance to join him. At loose ends in the alien metropolis, the teenager studies Chinese and explores the city on his bike, filming with a makeshift hidden camera. Not surprisingly, these skills come in handy during both the student protests at Tiananmen Square and the subsequent crackdown. Alex finds himself on his own as desperate students fight the Chinese army for their freedom. Separated from his father and carrying illegal videotapes, Alex must trust the students to help him escape. 136203 2002 Forbidden Fires N Kincaid, Nell News Media 136204 2006 Forbidden Fruit NR Glowacki, Timothy Paparazzi and the tabloid hound a celebrity and threaten to destroy her career. Christina Wall is a famous and well-respected actress who walks in and turns Sam Guild’s life upside down. The actress falls in love with Sam Guild, a man from Seattle who works in a popular nightclub as a bar tender on Hollywood Boulevard where Hollywood’s elite group, mainly rock stars and movie stars, enjoy hanging out. Will Christina turn her back on her true feelings to keep her career going? 136205 1991 Forbidden Games N Fireside, Carolyn News Media 136206 1993 Forbidden Quest M Interviewer (Roy Ward) 136207 1919 Forbidden Room, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 136208 1997 Forbidden Territory: Stanley's Search for Livingstone MT SVD 1131, SVD 621. DVD. Based on his writings. Fact-based. New York Herald Reporter Henry Morton Stanley (Aidan Quinn) found Livingstone in Nov. 1871. London Reporter 1 (John Wallace). London Reporter 2 (James Thornton). 136209 1932 Forbidden Trail M DVD -R HQ 6740, 6739 Krims, Milton Buck Jones movie. Editor Mary Middletone (Barbara Weeks), a local crusading girl editor, and cowboy join forces to oust local land-grabber. A practical-joking cowboy (Buck Jones) gets serious with outlaws. 136210 1920 Forbidden Woman, The M AFI-Authors Writer 136211 2007 Forbrydelsen TF Journalist (Mette Marckmann). Journalist 1 (Nukaka, Rasmus Hammerich, Claudio Morales). Journalist 2 (Nukaka, Laura Kvist Poulsen, Sandra Sencindiver, Brigitte Boesen). Journalist II (Rasmus Hammerich). TV Journalist (Martin Hestbaek). 136212 2007 Forbrydelsen: Onsdag D. 5 TF Episode #4. 1-28-2007 News Media. Journalist I (Nukaka Coster-Waldau). Journalist II (Rasmus Hammerich). 136213 2007 Forbrydelsen: Tirsdag D. 4 TF Episode #3. 1-21-2007 News Media. Journalist I (Rasmus Hammerich). Journalist II (Nukaka Coster-Waldau). 136214 1998 Forbrydelsens ansight DF Denmark. Series 1998. Reporter-Host Lisbeth Janniche. 136215 1978 Force Beyond, The M Newsreel Commentator (Peter Roberts - Voice). Newsreel Voice (Ed Herlihy - Voice). Host (Donn Davison). Paramount Newsreel Voice (Gregory Abbott). Flying Saucer News Bookstore (Jim Rygberg). Editor (Bernard O'Connor), Official UFO Magazine. 136216 1989 Force majeure MF Photographer (Jean-Philippe Reverdot). 136217 1948 Force of Evil M DVD -R HQ 5271, 5274 Court Reporter (Robert Strong). Newspapers. 136218 1979 Force of One, A M Photographer (Walter Champagne). 136219 1999 Forces of Nature M News Media. TV Anchor (Scott Pierce). Airport Reporter (Nathalie Hendrix) 136220 1947 Ford Theatre, The R Series 1947-49 Press 136221 1976 Ford-Carter Debates DT Reporters 136222 1987 Ford: Man and the Machine, The MT Reporter (John Baggaley). Reporter (Sam Stone). 136223 2000 Fore stormen MF TV Reporter (Madelene Axelsson). Radio Newscaster (Katarina Schulz) 136224 2004 Foreign Affair, A M Heetebrij, Geert (Screenplay) Journalist Angela Been (Emily Mortimer) making a documentary about romance tours in Russia. She is appalled by two American brothers who head to Russia on a romance tour to find a wife, not for love but to do the cooking and cleaning. She takes an interest in one of the brother's frank, if chauvinistic approach. Documentary footage of actual participants in romance tour. 136225 1942 Foreign Agent M Mooney, Martin (Story). Mooney, John Krafft (Adaptation). Ness Book Radio Commentator Davis (William Halligan) helps actress and her boyfriend track agents who killed her inventor father while seeking searchlight filter he developed. She turns plans for filter over to government. Boyfriend and journalist go after spies. Use Dictaphone to record chief spy's conversations, but they find the wires and trace them to actress' home. Three are captured. Boyfriend convinces agents to play recording he made imitating spy leader's voice plotting to double-cross the others. Spies fight it out with each other and police arrive to round them up. Reporter (Jimmy Starr). Editor (Jack Mulhall). 136226 1943 Foreign Assignment R Correspondent Brian Barry for The American Press. Assistant Carol Manning. Wartime espionage. 136227 1984 Foreign Bodies N Harrison, Barbara Journalist. Brooklyn-based journalist and mother of a teen daughter is obsessed with her love for a beautiful homosexual East Indian artist. 136228 1986 Foreign Body M Newspaper Vendor (Roy Evans). 136229 2008 Foreign Body N Cook, Robin CNN Reporter says a woman’s grandmother dies a day after undergoing a hip replacement in a New Delhi hospital. She had raised the woman and her brothers from infancy. 136230 1940 Foreign Correspondent M DVD -R HQ 6430, 6431, 6432. L Art of Alfred Hitchcock, p. 183-184. Hitchcock Films Reporter Johnny Jones (Joel McCrea) becomes Correspondent Huntley Haverstock for the New York Morning Globe by Editor Mr. Powers (Harry Davenport) who wants "a good honest crime reporter" to cover the war in Europe." That's what the Globe needs." "That's what Europe needs." Stebbins (Real-life journalist Robert Benchley) is inept foreign correspondent Jones is sent to London to assist. Jones watches helplessly as diplomat's double is shot and killed at peace conference. He falls in love with daughter of peace front spokesman who turns out to be Nazi agent. Scott Ffolliott (George Sanders) is a suave English correspondent, who becomes Jones' ally. Reporter's life in danger because he knows too much. Plane carrying reporters back to America shot down. They and the daughter are rescued. Her Nazi father drowns, giving up his life to save daughter. Jones broadcasting:: "Hello America. I've been watching a part of the world being blown to pieces." "...It's death coming to London. Coming here now. You can hear the bombs falling down. Don’t tune me out, this is a big story and you're part of it...Hello America. Hang on to your lights. They're the only lights left in the world." 136231 1996 Foreign Correspondent DT Series 1996 Correspondents Trevor Bormann, Eric Campbell, Jill Colgan, Zoe Daniel, Emma Griffiths, Jane Hutcheon, Peter Lloyd, Michael Maher, Shane McLeod, Anne Maria Nicholson, Mark Simkin, Geoff Thompson, Mark Whillacy, Paul Willis. 136232 1940 Foreign Correspondent R Episode. 7-22-1940. Based on Alfred Hitchcock film Reporter Johnny Jones becomes Correspondent Huntley Haverstock for the New York Morning Globe by Editor Mr. Powers who wants "a good honest crime reporter" to cover the war in Europe." That's what the Globe needs." "That's what Europe needs." Stebbins is inept foreign correspondent Jones is sent to London to assist. Jones watches helplessly as diplomat's double is shot and killed at peace conference. He falls in love with daughter of peace front spokesman who turns out to be Nazi agent. Scott Ffolliott is a suave English correspondent, who becomes Jones' ally. Reporter's life in danger because he knows too much. Plane carrying reporters back to America shot down. They and the daughter are rescued. Her Nazi father drowns, giving up his life to save daughter. Jones broadcasting:: "Hello America. I've been watching a part of the world being blown to pieces. It's death coming to London. Coming here now. You can hear the bombs falling down. Don’t tune me out, this is a big story and you're part of it...Hello America. Hang on to your lights. They're the only lights left in the world." 136233 2008 Foreign Correspondent N Platero, John Foreign Correspondent Rick Rossi for International Wire Service writes stories, features and analyses that are distributed to print, radio and television in more than 100 countries. Unlike the news staffs of IWS bureaus around the world who cover events within an area of their home offices, Rossi is free to roam the world by himself. Sometimes he helps cover news events, but more often he generates his own. He makes Mexico City his home base where he is separated from his wife and three children. Rossi answers to no one other than editors in the New York City offices. While home after making his rounds of Central America, incidents cause Rossi to sense something is amiss at the American Embassy in Mexico City. 136234 2006 Foreign Correspondent, The N Furst, Alan Foreign Correspondent Carlo Weisz, who has fled from Trieste and secured a job as a foreign correspondent with the Reuters bureau, becomes the new editor of Liberazione, a clandestine émigré newspaper that OVRA Mussolini’s fascist secret police want to eliminate in Paris, 1938. Weisz is, at the moment, in Spain reporting on the last campaign of the Spanish Civil War. But as soon as he returns to Paris, he is pursued by the French Surete, by agents of the OVRA, and by officers of the British Secret Intelligence Service. In the desperate politics of Europe on the edge of war, a foreign correspondent is a pawn, worth surveillance or blackmail or murder. Weisz and a handful of antifascists including a woman who becomes the love of Weisz’s life are all involved in a doomed resistance underground in Berlin. In 1938, hundreds of Italian intellectuals, lawyers and journalists, university professors and scientists had escaped Mussolini’s fascist government and taken refuge in Paris. There, amid the struggles of émigré life, they founded an Italian resistance with an underground press that smuggled news and encouragement back to Italy. Fighting fascism with typewriters, they produced 512 clandestine newspapers and “The Foreign Correspondent” is their story. Journalist Carlos Weisz, editor of the underground antifascist newspaper Liberazione, doubles as a Reuters stringer in 1938, before the outbreak of World War II. His cover job offers no security. In these dangerous times, any journalist is fair game. Hundreds of Italian intellectuals, lawyers and journalists, university professors and scientists escape Mussolini's fascist government and take refuge in Paris. Founded an Italian resistance, an underground press that smuggled news and encouragement back Fighting fascism with typewriters, they produced 512 clandestine newspapers. This is their story. Weisz, who has fled from Trieste, secures a job as foreign correspondent with the Reuters bureau. In Spain, reporting on the last campaign of the Spanish civil war, Weisz returns to Paris, is pursued by the French Surete and officers of the British Secret Intelligence Service. In the desperate politics of Europe on the edge of war, a foreign correspond is a pawn, worth surveillance or blackmail or murder. 136235 2000 Foreign Correspondents N Blake, Cindy Writer Clare James, protégé of a famous woman adventurer, answers a fan letter from an American and begins a long distance flirtation. Her literary agent brings the man and James on an exploitative TV show. 136236 1999 Foreign Correspondents and Photojournalists D IJPC 125 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Five -- 1980s, The: Part Three -- Foreign Correspondents. Photojournalists. Foreign Journalists. Famous Journalists. Film and TV Excerpts include: Foreign Correspondents: “The Killing Fields,” “The Year of Living Dangerously,” “Highway to Heaven: The Correspondent,” “The A-Team,” “Last Plane Out.” Photojournalists: “Under Fire,” “Salvador,” “China Beach,” “Love is Forever,” “Violets are Blue,” “Margaret Burke-White,” “Gandhi.” Foreign Journalists: “Scoop,” “Cry Freedom,” “A World Apart.” Famous Journalists: “Reds,” “The Hearst and Davies Affair,” “Old Gringo.” 136237 1973 Foreign Devils: Novel, A N OWN - H Faust, Irvin Press 136238 2007 Foreign Exposure: Social Climber Abroad, The N Mechling, Lauren, Laura Moser Magazine Intern Mimi is invited to London where an internship at a family friend's magazine awaits. Soon Mimi is living it up with glamorous friends, pursuing a new crush and chasing down celebrities at her very entertaining job. For a while, Mimi is convinced she has it made. Never before has fitting in been so easy. If only it could stay that way. 136239 2005 Foreign Field N Margaret Mayhew Reporter Frank Carter was once a hardened reporter on a Fleet Street newspaper. His battle with alcohol cost him his job and his wife. Now making a meager living writing up weddings and local council meetings for the Milton Weekly Courier. Carter is living a lonely existence. Carter needs to sniff out a newsworthy story if he is to keep his job. His curiosity is aroused by rumours of a buried World War II Spitfire in a wood near the idyllic Sussex village of Fairfield Despite bitter opposition from the local squire and sceptical villagers, Carter decides to investigate not least because he hopes this will enable him to see more of Sir Philip Dalrymple's lovely young wife. In this enthralling romance-cum-detective story, Carter's enquiries take him back into the recent, never-to-be-forgotten past, to 1940s England, when the Battle of Britain was raging in the skies . . 136240 1956 Foreign Intrigue M DVD -R HQ 5107, 5108. VHS 1271 Press agent goes to Europe to probe a dead client's mysterious past. 136241 1954 Foreign Intrigue: Cross Current T Series 1954-1955. Filmed in Europe Correspondent. Exploits of a trench-coated correspondent for an American wire service caught in espionate and intrigue in Europe immediately after the end of World War II. Hotel Operator Chris Storm (Gerald Mohr). Foreign Intrigue had three incarnations -- with a cast that consisted of one hotel operator and four alternating wire correspondents for the fictional Consolidsated News Service who each infiltrated European spy rings. It was filmed in Europe. They battled unreconstructed Nazis and Communist saboteurs with clear Cold War overtones. 136242 1951 Foreign Intrigue: Dateline Europe T Episode. Series 1951-1953. Filmed in Europe Correspondents Robert Cannon (Jerome Thor) and Helen Davis (Sydna Scott), foreign correspondents for Consolidated News Service. Steve Powers (Robert Arden), correspondent for Amalgamated News Service Foreign Intrigue had three incarnations -- with a cast that consisted oe one hotel operator and four alternating wire correspondents for the fictional Consolidsated News Service who each infiltrated European spy rings. It was filmed in Europe. They battled unreconstructed Nazis and Communist saboteurs with clear Cold War overtones. One August 1953 episode had reporter Bruce Cannon pursuing a news story in East Berline, which led to his helping a rocket scientist defect to the West. 136243 1953 Foreign Intrigue: Overseas Adventures T Series 1953-1954 Correspondents Michael Powers (James Daly) and Patricia Bennett (Ann Preville), foreign correspondents for Associated News. Nikole Milinaire, aide in Paris Foreign Intrigue had three incarnations -- with a cast that consisted oe one hotel operator and four alternating wire correspondents for the fictional Consolidsated News Service who each infiltrated European spy rings. It was filmed in Europe. They battled unreconstructed Nazis and Communist saboteurs with clear Cold War overtones. 136244 1952 Foreign Intrigue: Uranium Mine, The T Episode. 12-13-1952. Reporter Steve Godfrey (Bernard Farrell). 136245 1980 Foreign Matter N Byron, Christopher Correspondent Alex Montgomery, foreign correspondent for a news magazine, is tired of tracking false leads from country to country so he decides to go to Greece for relaxation. Another adventure happens. 136246 1986 Foreign Object N OWN - H Base, Ron Entertainment Journalist Tom Coward 136247 2000 Foreign Objects: TF Series Cameraman (Matt Gordon) 136248 2000 Foreign Objects: Disasters TF Episode #5. Swedish Reporter (Carin Moffat). Cameraman (Matt Gordon). 136249 2000 Foreign Objects: Evil TF Episode #1. Publicist (Jennifer Baxter). Cameraman (Matt Gordon). 136250 1994 Foreign Student M Editor (Sutton Knight) 136251 1700 Foreigners, The PO USC Tutchin, John News 136252 2004 Forensic Files: News at 11 DT DVD -R 1844. DVD -R HQ 2226. Episode. 7-31-2004 TV News Anchor is the victim of a chilling sniper attack. 136253 2005 Forest of the Gods MF Lithuania. Photographer (Vytautas Kontrimas). 136254 2007 Forestillinger: Jakob TF Episode #1. 3-18-2007 Interviewer (Per Fly - Voice). 136255 2007 Forestillinger: Tanja TF Episode #2. 3-25-2007 Interviewer (Per Fly - Voice). 136256 2001 Forever NR Gould, Judith Investigative Reporter Stephanie Merlin in a deadly hunt for a killer 136257 1978 Forever MT Interviewer (Lois Marie Hunter) 136258 1992 Forever M Cameraman (Tom Palmer), Bill's Cameraman. 136259 1991 Forever N Weir, Theresa Weinberg List Journalist 136260 1996 Forever TF Mexico. Series 1996. News Media. News Reporter (Anita Sax). 136261 2007 Forever N Kingsbury, Karen Paparazzi open fire on the Baxter family when members receive tragic news. They must all travel to Los Angeles and sort through their options while paparazzi open fire on them. 136262 1923 Forever America? SS GPL St. Johns, Adela Rogers In "Never Again and Other Stories." Newspaper Owner Margot Holland owns newspapers. 136263 1943 Forever and a Day M Press 136264 1956 Forever Darling (aka Forever, Darling). M DVD -R HQ 7194, 7198. L. Mason Society Reporter (Mabel Albertson) 136265 1953 Forever Female M Photographer (Joel Marston) 136266 1927 Forever Free N Morrow, Honore Willsie Press 136267 1989 Forever Green: T UK. Episode #2. 3-5-1989. Commentator 1 (Peter Barnes). Commentator 2 (Paul Clayton). 136268 1991 Forever Green: T UK Series Commentator (Robin Mackenzie). 136269 1989 Forever Green: TF UK. Episode #5. 3-25-1989. Reporter (Ian Puleston-Davies). Photographer (Raymond Platt). 136270 1996 Forever Knight: Avenging Angel T Episode #66. 2-17-1996 Reporter (James Rankin). Woman is brutally murdered in her daughter’s room at a shelter for battered women. An “avenging angel” decides to intervene. 136271 1995 Forever Knight: Black Buddah, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #50-51. 9-11-1995 Newscaster (Ola Sturik). Wen an airplane explodes while Det. Schanke is transporting a bombing suspect, Nick becomes racked with guilt. He feels it should have been him on the plane and not Schanke. Nick turns in his badge ready to move on to a new life. He decides to return to duty when other police stations in the city start exploding. 136272 1995 Forever Knight: Black Wing T Episode #53. 10-7-1995 News Media. Reporter (Paula Barrett). 136273 1995 Forever Knight: Close Call T Episode #48. 7-22-1995 News Media. Reporter (Laura Robinson). When Nick saves Detective Schanke’s life during a fire fight, Schanke can’t help but notice Nick has taken up flying. Despite Nick’s hypnotic suggestion to forget what he saw, Schanke begins investigating Nick’s past. 136274 1992 Forever Knight: Dark Knight T Episode #2. 5-5-1992 News Media. Reporter (Jodi Pape). Someone is killing a number of homeless people and draining their blood. 136275 1995 Forever Knight: More Permanent Hell, A T Episode #43. 5-6-1995 News Media. News Anchor #1 (Jennifer Mossop). News Anchor #2 (Timothy Webber). When the head of a team of astronomers commits suicide, their predictions of a meteor’s collision becomes public. As panic sweeps the world both mortal and vampire populations face their personal fears. Some of those fears lead to unusual actions. 136276 1995 Forever Knight: My Boyfriend is a Vampire T VHS 1289 Episode #55. 10-21-1995. Season 3. TV Tabloid Show does an episode on vampirism and people associated with the show are murdered. 136277 1992 Forever Knight: Spin Doctor T DVD -R HQ 11377. SVD 744, SV 194 Episode #15. 10-27-1992 Reporter's death. Nick suspects a local politician may be involved in the death of a reporter. Journalist blackmailing a mayoral candidate is murdered. Journalist covering the mayoral election is electrocuted in his hotel room. Later his girlfriend is found dead too. It appears one of the candidates may be involved in a sex scandal. Can Nick find out who committed these murders without engaging in a witchhunt? Dirty politics and mudslinging gets Nick thinking about when he was Professor Nicholas Girard in Chicago in 1954 -- and on trial before the HUAC on charges of being a Communist. 136278 1999 Forever Mine NR Mikels, Jennifer Silhouette Special Edition #1265 Reporter Abby Dennison discovers she still has deep feelings for the rodeo champion who long ago broke her heart. Is there any chance for a relationship once he learns her secret? Son is his. Does rugged cowboy have marriage on his mind? 136279 2007 Forever Strong M Reporters (Irene Santiago, Jacob Shamy). 136280 1976 Forever Wilt Thou Die NM Byfield, Barbara Ninde Photographer Helen Bullock is a guest at a Fourth of July Shipwreck Party where old friends at an up-market summer lake community in Upper Michigan gather to remember a similar party 30 years before. One of the guests drown and even Helen Bullock's own life is threatened. Simon Bede doesn't appear but Helen thinks fondly of him from time to time. It seems he is take early retirement. 136281 1987 Forever, Lulu M News Media. TV Newscaster (James Langrall). Reporter #1 (Sassy Gearhardt). Reporter #2 (Bill Masters) 136282 2004 Forever...Again NR Child, Maureen Silhouette Special Edition Series #1604. Merlyn County Midwives Miniseries Public Relations Director Lily Cunningham takes a PR job at a midwifery clinic that suits the free-spirited woman perfectly, except for the sparks that fly each time she runs into Ron. This stuffy, sexy widower definitely needs shaking up. When a drug scandal threatens the clinic they both love, the duo find themselves on the same side for the first time and soon in the same bed. But Lily fears Ron will never be able to bury the ghost of his late wife and find Forever...again. Cunningham is 45 and has hit the top of her profession in New York, made tons of money and lived in a plush apartment in Manhattan. So why would she take a PR job at the Foster Midwifery Clinic in Kentucky? Because she wanted to do work that meant something, that had an impact on people’s lives, that required more of her than looking spectacular at a business dinner. 136283 2009 Forever’s Not So Long M Anchor (Matt Urban). 136284 1955 Forfeit NM Fuller, Kay News Media 136285 1969 Forfeit NM OWN - P Francis, Dick Sportswriter James Tyrone always needs extra money so he jumps at the chance to do a feature story for a racing magazine. As he gathers material, he receives warnings and sinister threats. 136286 1999 Forget Me Never MT Newscaster (Dan Duran) 136287 1995 Forget Paris M DVD -R HQ 8211, 8212 Crystal, Billy, Lowell Ganz, Babaloo Mandel (Screenplay) Ness Book Sports Columnist Andy (Joe Mantegna) is about to get married. Ghostwriting a book for a referee. Friends at a restaurant recall the romance of a yuppie couple who met in Paris four years before. When the couple splits because the man wants to go back to his job as a referee, Andy points out how unhappy he would be if he didn't have his column. His fiancé asks is that possible? Andy says papers merge or go out of business. It could happen. 136288 2008 Forgetting Sarah Marshall M DVD -R HQ 10928 (Media Excerpts) Parody Access Hollywood with Host Billy Bush. Entertainment News Media. 136289 1935 Forgive Adam N MLPL Foster, Michael Newspaperman tries to forget his wife who left him for another man by working for a girl who has been framed for murder. Anton Corneil of the Ledger. J. Harold Preets, managing editor. Joe Lord of the Herald. 136290 2007 Forgive Me N Ward, Amanda Eyre Journalist Nadine Morgan travels the world as a journalist covering important events, following dangerous leads and running from anything that might tie her down. Since an assignment in Cape Town ended in tragedy and regret, Morgan has not returned to South Africa or opened her heart -- until she hears the story of an American student beaten to death by angry local youths at the height of the apartheid era. Years later, his parents are told that the boy’s killers have applied for amnesty, so they pack their bags and fly from Nantucket to Cape Town filled with rage resolving to fight the murderers’ plea for forgiveness. As Morgan follows the parents to South Africa, she is flooded with memories when the pull of adventure left her with a broken heart. Haunted by guilt and a sense of remorse, and hoping to lose herself in her coverage of the murder trial, Nadine grows closer to the boy’s mother as well as to the mother of one of the boy’s killers -- with profound consequences. She is forced to face long-buried demons. 136291 1932 Forgive Us Our Trespasses N GPL Douglas, Lloyd C. Journalist Dinny Brumm is a cynical journalist hating religion and family. 136292 2006 Forgiven M News Media. Reporter 1 (Belinda Keller). Reporter 2 (Patt Noday). Reporter 3 (Traci Dinwiddie). TV Anchorman (Kenneth Raymond Murphy). 136293 2009 Forgiven N Sherman, Carol A. Reporter Andrea Roberts has kept a small town’s dirty secrets for three decades. Haunted by the past, she seeks redemption when a stranger shows up asking questions about a fatal fire, an abandoned boy and a family ripped apart by lies and infidelity. March 1978, a horrified Scoop Cuttler, shotgun on ready, lurks in the shadows as savage pit bulls fight to the death. A safe distance away, Scoop’s young son huddles in a cold dark pickup truck, anxiously waiting as a storm rages. But Scoop never returns. Present Day: Jo Satella, single and unemployed, stumbles across an old newspaper clipping while snooping through her widowed mother’s Santa Monica, California bungalow. The clipping describes how a distraught livestock hauler named Scoop Cuttler set fire to a barn full of pricey show horses only to brutally die in the blaze. Curious, Jo reaches out to Andrea Roberts, the reporter who covered the story, only to make a shocking discovery. Scoop’s son, now 38, is Jo’s brother -- a brother Jo never knew she had. A promising job interview on the East Coast eventually leads Jo to the close-knit New Jersey town in search of her brother, the brilliant, hot-tempered Luke Cuttler. But first Jo must win over the trust of the one person standing in her way -- Reporter Andrea Roberts. 136294 1982 Forgiving N OWN - H List, Shelley Photojournalist Naomi Lazarus Loeffler, an accomplished photojournalist covering everything from the Cannes Film Festival to the Vietnam War. Matthew Johnson, a prize-winning writer. 136295 2002 Forgiving Sam N Clark, Powell Bonnie TV Anchor and Reporter Sam MacCauley, Alabama-roving action reporter and primetime TV news anchor. Abducted at age 9, MacCauley was tortured and brutally sodomized by a man who had already raped and killed another boy. The man's wife frees Sam, but the wounds fester throughout his life. Professional success, marriage to the woman he's loved since her infancy, two gifted children -- none can erase his nightmares and guilt. He suffers from asthma and mood swings believing that he somehow caused his own trauma. He finally forgives himself and moves forward. 136296 1992 Forgotten N Wiesel, E (Stephen Becker, translator) New York Times Reporter Malkiel listens to his father's stories about the Holocaust 136297 1940 Forgotten Girls M McDonald, Frank (Story). George Beck (Adaptation). Joseph Moncure March, F. Hugh Herbert (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Dan Donahue (Donald Woods) assigned by Editor Linton (Charles D. Brown) to cover the trial of a woman charged with a murder actually committed by her stepmother. Reporter interviews woman and the two are attracted to each other. Reporter becomes suspicious when the stepmother while talking to him contradicts story she gave police. Although woman is sentenced to five years in prison, the stepmother is afraid her stepdaughter will finger her and has her abducted from prison. The kidnappers make it appear that she has been killed. She escapes and threatens to go to police. After the stepmother jumps from a car driven by one of the gang she is taken to a hospital and confesses clearing the stepdaughter. 136298 1977 Forgotten Murder, The SM GPL Ferrars, E.X. In "Ellery Queen's Circumstantial Evidence." Reporter Peter Hassall of the Evening Herald was assigned to write a series of articles on unsolved murders. 136299 1990 Forgotten One, The M Ness Writer Bob Anderson (Terry O'Quinn) moves into a new house, still grief-stricken by the death of his wife but the house turns out to be haunted. 136300 2005 Forgotten Stars: Jerry and Delbert Story, The M Film Critic (Tim Cooper). 136301 1939 Forgotten Woman, The M News Media. Woman Reporter (Claire Whitney). Reporter (Jack Gardner). Reporter (Ben Lewis). 136302 1932 Forgotten Women M Totman, Wellyn (Story). Adele Buffington (Adaptation) Ness Book Newsman Jimmy Burke (Rex Bell) gets a tip from an actress and writes an article connecting a film producer to the mob. He's promoted to city editor, romances the publisher's daughter. 136303 1875 Forgotten Writings SS Clemens, Samuel (Mark Twain) Press. Buffalo Express writings. Includes Petroleum V. Nasby of the Toledo Brade, a fake correspondent. Slocum (Twain) writes a variety of essays. Poses as Reporter, Ralph 5. 136304 1989 Forgotten, The MT Reporter #1 (Erin Donovan). Reporter #2 (Simon Harrison). Reporter #3 (Matko Raguz). 136305 2009 Forgotten, The: Prisoner Jane T DVD -R HQ 11604 Episode. 11-13-2009 Newspaperman was going to publish story of the false imprisonment of a man convicted of murder if the woman who sent him to prison can’t get the authorities to reopen the case. But the woman never came back -- she was murdered -- to give the journalist the full details so he did nothing with the story. The Forgotten Network takes the case of a Jane Doe found strangled in a warehouse. The investigation leads the team to a man who might have been falsely imprisoned for her murder. 136306 1989 Forhoret MF TV Reporter (Olle Stenholm). Journalist (Gunnar Falk). Journalist (Anne-Li Norberg). Journalist (Carl-Johan Seth). Journalist Pelle (Lennart R. Svensson). Tabloid Editor (Goran Graffman). BBC Reporter (Michael Knight). 136307 1999 Format C NM Black, Edwin Chicago Publisher and Investigative Reporter Dan Levin is independently wealthy freelance journalist who learns egomaniacal megabillionaire, multinational media conglomerate owner, computer mogul Ben Hinnom assassinated one of his corporate competitors. This allows Windgazer operating system to dominate market as race to bet Y2K bug picks up steam. After landing book deal to expose the CEO, Levin is assisted in his investigation by his girlfriend, a programmer whose teenage son is a computer prodigy. When his girlfriend is transferred from Chicago to Israel to assist in a top-secret effort to break Windgazer's stranglehold on the market, Levin goes with her and finds deep within the holy city the key to his rival's defeat. Levin rummages through series of ancient scrolls and uses dodgy biblical archeology to hunt down the CEO. Battle between journalist and richest man on each, the owner of the world's biggest computer company. Levin has sold his bundle of magazines to the multinational media conglomerate owner Ben Hinnom of Australia. 136308 1990 Former World's Greatest Raw Green Pea Eater, The SS UCLA Dixon, Stephen In "All Gone: 18 Short Stories." Journalist Arnie had a magazine editing job for a few months. Cub reporter job on a Dallas paper, correspondent job overseas. Gone throughout the world. 136309 2009 Formosa Betrayed M Photojournalist (J. Alec Holmes). In the early 19890s, an FBI agent is assigned to investigate the murder of a respected professor. 136310 1980 Formula, The M DVD -R HQ 4031, 4032 Reporter (Stephanie Edwards). Reporter (Tom Hall). Reporter (Nathan Roberts). 136311 2001 Formula: Father N Hughes, Karen Harlequin American Romance Series News Media said goodbye to supermodel Darcy Taylor when she left New York City to go back home to Texas. The fertility specialist Dr. Mitchell Maitland couldn’t believe his eyes when his high school pal Darcy showed up in his office requesting he take her on as a patient. Darcy had left without a word all those years ago. Mitchell was 39 and divorced, but he had never gotten over his teenage crush on her. Now he had ethics to consider. He had paparazzi to ward off. But one thing was for sure. He was not about to assist the woman of his dreams to have another man’s child. 136312 2003 Fornemmelse for snyd TF Denmark Journalist Marianne Jung. 136313 1970 Fornicon -- Pattern of Evil M PR - AFI-Public Relations Public Relations 136314 1956 Forovrig medvirker J. Holst-Jensen TF Norway - Short Commentator (Mentz Schulerud - Voice). 136315 1994 Forraderi MF Interviewer (Bjorn Cederberg) 136316 1983 Forraederne MF Journalist Karl Busk (Dick Kayso) 136317 1994 Forrest Gump M News Media. TV Newscaster (David Brisbin). TV Local Anchor #1 (Al Harrington). Local Anchor #2 (Joe Washington). Local Anchor #3 (Nathalie Hendrix). Hannibal Reporter (Chiffonye Cobb). CBS Correspondent Cooper (Jim Damron). Hannibal Reporter (Bobby Richardson). Hannibal Reporter (Juan Singleton). Local Correspondent #2 (Peter Bannon). National Correspondent #1 (Scott Oliver). National Correspondent #4 (Jack Bowden). Alabama College Photographer #1 (James Ent). 136318 1946 Forsok inte med mej MF Sweden. Photographer Starck (Arne Lindblad). 136319 1998 Forst & Sist TF Norway Interviewer (Marit Aslein, 1998-2003, 2005). 136320 1947 Forsukmmad av sin fru MF Journalist (Barbro Flodquist). Journalist (Ingrid Luterkort). Editor, Chief (Ake Claesson). 136321 2003 Forsvar: Loverboy TF Episode #8. 11-5-2003 Journalist Tine Brix (Helle Jensen). 136322 2003 Forsvar: Manden I Sydhavnen TF Episode #2. 9-24-2003 News Media. EB-Journalist (Michael Hasselflug). 136323 2004 Forsvaret hylder brudeparret DF Denmark Reporters Michele Bellaiche, Tina Nikolaisen. Commentator Niels Brinch. Host Mikael Kamber. 136324 1906 Forsyte Series, The N Galsworthy, John Press 136325 1948 Fort Apache M DVD -R HQ 7071, 7072, 7073. DVD -R 1734. SVD 1900. Reporter (William Forrest). Reporter (Archie Twitchell). The Gentlemen of the Press. 136326 1984 Fort Saganne M Gardel, Louis (Novel). Henri de Turenne, Louis Gardel, Alain Corneau (Screenplay) France Journalist Louise Tissot (Catherine Deneuve) writes an article on a soldier's exploits. He confront her and she ends up waiting for him in bed nude. She tells him she wrote the articles to get him to come to her. Following a brief affair, Tissot tells him she cannot stop her life for him, but then begs him not to leave. The soldier returns to the desert. He meets Tissot again at the outbreak of World War I when she has given up her career as a journalist to become a Red Cross nurse. 136327 1951 Fort Worth M DVD -R HQ 10105, 10106. SVDSP 540. SV 199 Twist, John (Story - "Across the Panhandle" and Screenplay) Fonda. Ford Westerns. Ness Book Editors Ned Britt (Randolph Scott) and Ben Garvin (Emerson Treacy) start the Fort Worth Daily Star. Joined by young Printer Luther Wick (Dick Jones). Garvin suspects rancher is allowing outlaws to terrorize region, Crooks show up at newspaper office. They try to kill Britt. Rancher saves him by shooting villains. Rancher says Britt might use the newspaper against him because they love the same woman, but Britt insists he will not use his position for a personal fight. Garvin stabbed in office. Britt realizes pen is not always mightier and shoots down killers. Elects not to print Garvin's final article questioning rancher's motives because of his pledge not to use paper for personal attacks. Angers printer. Rancher wants railroad to come through territory. Convinces editor to run fake story about gold shipment in order to trap outlaws who are against railroad coming. Editor discovers rancher is a crook. Two men confront each other in newspaper office. Woman both love shoots rancher. Editor blames outlaw for murder. Prints edition praising rancher as hero claiming Garvin taught him never to pitchfork the dead. "…Presses are a thousand times more potent than gunpowder." 136328 2007 Fortabte sjaeles o, De MF Journalist (Ole Juncker). 136329 2004 Fortid til salg DF Denmark. Series Former Editor-in-Chief Herbert Pundik of Politiken. Host Lone Leegaard. 136330 1973 Fortidens vidne DF Series 1972 News Media. Journalist, 1973 (Malin Lindegreen). Journalist, 1973 (Erik Norgaard). Journalist, 1973 (Ernst Prieme). 136331 2003 Fortress of Solitude, The N Lethem, Jonathan Music Critic Dylan Ebdus. 136332 1940 Fortuna MF Editor of the Newspaper (Tony D'Algy). 136333 1997 Fortunate Fall, The NSF Carter, Raphael Lesbian Reporter outlawed for lesbianism, artificially repressed, pursued in a romance by way of enhanced cyberspace while she investigates layered conspiracies. . In 23rd century Russia, Maya Andreyeva is the perfect reporter with chips hardwired into her brain that allow her to detail not only what she sees, but what she hears, tastes, smells and feels. Maya is the ultimate journalist, compelled to find the truth. 136334 1966 Fortune Cookie, The M DVD -R HQ 9684, 9685, 9686. DVD. L AFI-Television Cameramen TV Cameraman Harry Hinkle (Jack Lemmon) cameraman flattened by Browns running back and rushed to the hospital. Insurance scam. Newscaster (Don Reed). 136335 1965 Fortune Road, The N McCague, James Journalist Mr. Skylark who traveled the way West following the railroad. 136336 2008 Fortune Teller’s Daughter N Shaara, Lila Reporter Harry Sterling has lost much in recent years -- his brother, his marriage, his job, his self-esteem. A teaching post at a small college in northern Florida has given him an opportunity to reevaluate his life and reconnect with his teenage son. But Harry is above all a reporter, so when he stumbles on a rumor about Charles Ziegart, a physicist who is world-famous for a breakthrough discovery in electrical conductivity, he feels compelled to investigate. Could it be true that the highly respected scientist stole the credit for the “Ziegart Effect” from one of his students?” Harry’s pursuit of the story leads him into extremely unlikely and colorful company -- the notorious Purple Lady, a fortune teller and Miss Baby Thorpe. He also meets an intriguing sort-order cook with an affinity for the woods, who has suffered terrible losses of her own. As Harry uncovers more of Ziegart’s secrets, he makes shocking connections between the ivory towers of academic power and the backwoods and sinkholes of north Florida. There are profound reasons why these secrets have been buried for so many years. Each startling new revelation increases the danger to Harry and those he cares about -- until at last his investigation exacts a horrifying price. 136337 1951 Fortune Tellers, The N OWN - H Fleming, Berry Journalist from the North went to a Georgia town to dig up an old scandal and right a wrong. Is battled by a family that wants to protect its good name. 136338 2004 Fortune's Bastard N Chalmers, Robert Tabloid Editor Edward Miller in London and philandering father has employees who decorate his back with airmail stickers and a wife who announces her own infidelity and dumps him at their anniversary dinner. Soothing his bruised ego at a West End Club, Miller is offered cocaine and indulges in a night wild enough to get his photograph plastered in the newspapers the following day. News that his house has burned is the last straw. He shaves his head and runs off to teach in Barcelona, but is forced to flee again when he's spotted -- his wife wants to finalize a divorce settlement and there's a warrant for his arrest on arson charges. His wife was furious when he spontaneously seduced his temp in an office storeroom. Miller ends up in Florida town ruled by a circus freaks and a criminal sadist without any legs. Miller gradually realizes that this may be where he belongs. 136339 1900 Fortune's Boats N Yechton, Barbara (Krause-Lyda) Journalist who writes a novel is one of five sisters who with their mother and saintly uncle live in a NYC flat. Their lives. 136340 1941 Fortune's Cup N Hillman, Gordon Drama Critic Larry Evans, newspaper's dramatic critic, gets his son, Stan, a job on the paper, thrown into the city room. 136341 1934 Forty Days of Musa Dagh, The N OWN - P Werfel, Franz Former Journalist Gonsague Maris, a Greek adventurer with an American passport, a one-time journalist. In the hue and cry aroused by his perfidy, he escapes down the mountainside. 136342 1960 Forty First Passenger, The NM Hopkins, Kenneth Press 136343 1937 Forty Naughty Girls M Press 136344 1935 Forty-Five Minutes from Hollywood R Series Press 136345 1984 Forty-Minute War, The N OWN - H Morris, Janet and Chris News Media 136346 1933 Forty-Second Street (aka 42nd Street) M DVD -R HQ 7692, 7693. L Rogers News Spreader (Milton Kibbee). 136347 2004 Fossil M Photojournalist (Todd Hacker). 136348 1975 Foster and Laurie MT News Media. True story of New York City patrolmen in 1972 ambushed. 136349 2006 Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends: Big Cheese, The C Episode #40. 8-7-2006 News Media. Reporter (Candi Milo - Voice). 136350 2005 Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends: Where There's a Wilt There's a Way/Everyone Knows It's Bendy C Sports Announcer (Phil LaMarr). 136351 2004 Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends: World Wide Wabbit C Episode #6. 9-17-2004 Reporter (Tom Kane - Voice). 136352 1986 Fotofinish MF Germany Reporter (Dietmar Schott). Man in financial debt is asked by his little son if the photographer of the famous picture that shows the Hindenburg zeppelin going up in flames has become rich. Father concludes he only has to take the right picture in order to be able to pay his debts. 136353 1997 Fotograf MF Russia. Photographer (Vadim Vilsky). 136354 2002 Foucault Who? M Newscaster's Voice (Erin-Kate Whitcomb). 136355 1989 Foul Deeds N James, Susan Journalism Professor Tom Hammock helps solve a series of murders. 136356 2006 Foul Lines NS McCallum, Jack and L. Jon Wertheim Los Angeles Times Sports Reporter Jilly Forrester gives support to Los Angeles Lasers’ recruit Yale whiz kid Jamal Kelly to replace their suddenly deceased director of public relations. Jamal finds himself struggling to keep a level head while managing the team brand and the hot shots behind it: players, execs, coaches and one very eccentric team owner. Shocked and seduced by a world of pro sports glitz (strip club lunches, exclusive parties in the Hollywood Hills), Jamal finds support from the sexy sports reporter and slumping team captain Lorenzen “Lo” Mayne as well as his own down-and-out-brother Zeke. When a secret that three players have been harboring suddenly surfaces, Jamal must choose between star power and what he knows is right. Just months from his Yale graduation, street-smart whiz kid Kelley leaves school to take a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to join the front office of the Los Angeles Lasers. Once on the West Coast, Jamal gets a quick introduction to a subculture awash in big egos and fast cars, as well as an introduction to the charms of the team’s new hard-charging beat writer, Jilly Forrester. 136357 1981 Foul Play T Newscaster (Chuck Walsh). Gloria Munday (Deborah Raffin) star of Gloria's World, kid's show on KSF-TV, Ch. 8 136358 2003 Foul Play MT Reporter (Ina Barron). Producer (Lisa Marie Bolick). Network Executive (Cynthia St. John). 136359 1978 Foul Play M DVD -R HQ 8126, 8127 Newscaster (Chuck Walsh). 136360 2004 Foul Play N ` Green, Betsy Brannon Public Relations Representative Billie Murphy works for the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and is a part-time writer of fiction. The city of Atlanta is buzzing with excitement over the formation of a glamorous new enterprise that promises huge rewards to those at the top. Murphy, a full-time PR representative has been watching from the sidelines, but not for long. Soon forces beyond her control will draw her into a deadly game of fraud and deceit initiated by those who will stop at nothing -- even murder -- to win. To survive, Billie must trust a man whose reassuring exterior hides a devastating past. But time is running out. 136361 1981 Foul Play: He Flies Through The Air T Perine, Parke Episode News Media 136362 1984 Foul-Ups, Bleeps and Blunders DT 1984-85 News Outtakes 136363 1983 Found Money MT Weatherman. Mr. Jay the Weatherman (Tony Devon). 136364 1968 Fountain of Love, The M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 136365 1958 Fountain of Youth, The MT Journalist (Marjorie Bennett) 136366 1997 Fountain Street Ghost, The SS OWN - P Dain, Catherine In “Marilyn: Shades of Blonde,” edited by Carole Nelson Douglas, pp. 216-231 Gossip Columnist Hedda Hopper’s spirit talks about Actor Marilyn Monroe. 136367 1948 Fountainhead, The M DVD -R HQ 1905, 1906 Rand, Ayn (Novel and Screenplay) Publisher Gail Wynand (Raymond Massey), power-mad newspaper publisher of the New York Banner ("The Newspaper for the People"). Acid-tongued socialite turned newspaper columnist Dominique Francon (Patricia Neal) begins stormy relationship with architect. Architect's work condemned by Banner's vicious Architectural Critic Ellsworth Toohey (Robert Douglas) in his column "One Small Voice." Opposes modern architecture. Circulation manager says paper needs crusade to boost circulation. Toohey attacks architect's building to build up controversy destroying his reputation. Architect with Francon's help blows up building complex he designed because power that be radically changed his concept. Critic Toohey goes after him. Francon marries publisher. Publisher risks everything defending architect in his paper. Architect goes free. Publisher shoots himself. Architectural critic continues. Francon marries architect. Banner Editor Alvah Scarret (Jerome Cowan). Newsboy (Bob Alden). Reporter (Douglas Kennedy). "We've got three wonderful angles -- highbrow stories about the bad art, scare stories about the girders collapsing, sob stories about the poor. We get everybody riled up without any opposition at all." 136368 1943 Fountainhead, The N OWN - P Rand, Ayn Publisher Gail Wynand, successful publisher. The Banner. Ellsworth Toohey, critic. From movie script: "An unpopular cause is dangerous business for anyone. For a popular newspaper it's suicide. Public opinion is responsible." Publisher: "Public opinion is what I make it. For once I'll fight for what I believe." "You'll stand alone against everybody, for the first time in your life?" "Yes, for the first time in my life." Publisher later: "I have no power. I never had any power. Nobody's ever listened to me because nobody's ever respected me…." "…I wasn't a ruler of the mob. I was it's tool…I never ran The Banner. They did. The men in the street. It was their paper, not mine." 136369 2006 Fountains of Youth N Ausherman, Stephen Journalist Lester Current is a celebrated reporter who not only calls Stillwater County the state's redneckest county, but publicly derides it as a hornet's nest of witchcraft and ill temper. Finally one late summer night, Current checks into the Dixie Court Motel only to vanish before dawn. Cyrus, an aspiring writer, who has never seen his father to Stillwater County to see his father. They meet -- and then his father disappears. Cyrus idolizes regionally famous journalist Current, a Southern Garrison Keillor with a nearly imperceptible gonzo edge who, as Cyrus's now-dead mother told him, is also Cyrus's biological father. The father-and-son friendship comes to an abrupt end when Current, no stranger to the bottle, vanishes. Cyrus keeps busy gathering stories from local residents, and sneaking into Current's motel room to file copy under Current's byline. 136370 1976 Fountains, The N OWN - H Wallace, Sylvia Magazine Writer, Rita, who finds more than the story she expected to write 136371 2004 Four M Photographer (Dominic Traverzo). 136372 1952 Four Against Fate M UK Editor Richard Wattis. Commentator Raymond Glendenning 136373 2000 Four Blondes SS Bushnell, Candace Columnist who writes about sex finds romance in London (final story in book) 136374 1998 Four Corners MT News Media. Another Reporter (Leo Quinones). 136375 1998 Four Days in September M Journalist Fernando Gabeira (Pedro Cardoso) intellectual. Real person whose book, "What's Up Comrade," provided source for film. 136376 1965 Four Days to the Fireworks N Purser, P Press 136377 1975 Four Deuces, The M Martin, Don (Story). C. Lester Franklin (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Russ Timmons ("the Reporter" Adam Rourke) and aspiring novelist who wants to expose corruption but ends up becoming mouthpiece for racketeer and his gang. Racketeer offers reporter real story on him. Takes reporter along to witness nighttime activities including shoot-out with rival gang. Racketeer compliments reporter on article that appears because it builds up reputation as a violent gangster. Offers to put reporter on payroll. Newsman declines. Reporter saves racketeer from being rubbed out by rival gang members on more than one occasion. Also takes up with racketeer's girlfriend. Reporter able to escape after shooting one of racketeer's thugs during a struggle. Takes girlfriend with him. As he leaves, says he will send racketeer a copy of the book he is writing when he finishes. Pays no price for his alliance with racketeer. 136378 2006 Four Extraordinary Women MT New York Trib Editor (David Bloom). 136379 1937 Four False Weapons NM OWN - P Carr, John Dickson American Journalist Jeff Marle is the friend and chronicler of Henri Bencolin, a Paris Police Prefect, the head of the Parisian police. Marle serves as Bencolin's straight man, muscle and the guy who falls for all of the smoldering mademoiselles. The famous French detective is called out of retirement to solve the mystery of who killed an aging woman in a plus love nest on the outskirts of Paris where she had her midnight rendezvous with Death. Marle may not be back for this novel. Four different murder weapons are found in the room with her corpse. The table is set for a feast. Which one of her lovers or ex-lovers hated her enough to murder her -- or was it a stranger? 136380 1934 Four Frightened People M VHS 1074.DVD (Cecil B. DeMille Collection). Robinson, E. Arnot (Novel). Bartlett Cormack, Lenore Coffee (Screenplay). Ness Book Journalist Stewart Corder (William Gargan), newspaper correspondent, escapes from a ship infested with bubonic plague. Group ends up in the jungle. Variety, 1/30/34: "The bombastic newspaper correspondent talks like something out of Richard Harding Davis and never coincides with the present-day post-Front Page conception of newspaperdom." 136381 1931 Four Frightened People N Robinson, E. Arnot Press 136382 1956 Four Girls in Town M Reporter (Stephen Ellis). Newsreel Man (Clarence Straight). 136383 1995 Four Hands N Taibo, Paco Ignacio (Laura C. Dail, translator) Journalists Julio Fernandez from Mexico and Greg Simon from America are partners and friends who write about politics and revolution for the likes of Mother Jones and Rolling Stone. These two 1980s journalists tell the story of a plot to vilify the Nicaraguan Sandinistas. The story begins when film comedian Stan Laurel witnesses the death of Pancho Villa. Laurel subsequently co-founds a journalistic award with Julio's grandfather. Greg and Julio are working on a story about Leon Trotsky's recently discovered unfinished detective noel. Greg, Jewish and chronically alienated is the photographer while Julio, loquacious and sanguine, does most of the writing. Four-handedly, they manage to crank out articles in both Spanish and English, doubling their earning potential. They track down their latest story amid the chaos and fervor of Latin American politics, war, gun trading and drug dealing. They inadvertently parallel Operation Snow White, the goofy, most likely pointless brainchild of a CIA operative. 136384 1975 Four Hours P MLPL Brenner, M. Play Index, 1973-77 Press 136385 1934 Four Hours to Kill! M Press 136386 1942 Four Jacks and a Jill M Press Agent Joe (Robert Smith). 136387 1905 Four Just Men N Wallace, Edgar Reporter Smith of the Daily Megaphone. Other journalists of Fleet Street. When the Foreign Secretary Sir Philip Ramon receives a threatening, greenish-grey letter signed Four Just Men, he remains determined to see his Aliens Extradition Bill made law. Scotland Yard s baffled. Even Fleet Street cannot identify the illusive Manfred, Gonsalez, Pioccart and Thery -- Four Just Men dedicated to punishing by death those whom conventional justice cannot touch. Excerpts: “The reporter -- whose name was Smith -- read it over and grew pleasantly warm at the consequences of his achievement.” “A brilliant idea came to Smith, the reporter, and he carried it to the chief. ‘Not bad,’ said the editor, which meant that the idea was really very good -- ‘not bad at all.’” News editors of less sober but larger circulated newspapers, wearily scanning the dull columns of Old Sobriety, read the paragraph with a newly acquired interest. “Hullo, what’s this?” asked Smiles of the Comet and cut out the paragraph with huge shears, pasted it upon a sheet of copy-paper and headed it: Who is Sir Philip’s Correspondent? As an afterthought -- the Comet being in Opposition -- he prefixed an introductory paragraph, humorously suggesting that the letters were from an intelligent electorate grown tired of the shilly-shallying methods of the Government. The news editor of the Evening World -- a white-haired gentleman of deliberate movement -- read the paragraph twice, cut it out carefully, read it again, and placing it under a paperweight, very soon forgot all about it. The news editor of the Megaphone, which is a very bright newspaper indeed, cut the paragraph as he read it, rang a bell, called a reporter, all in a breath, so to speak, and issued a few terse instructions. “Go down to Portland Place, try to see Sir Philip Ramon, secure the story of that paragraph -- why he is threatened, what he is threatened with; get a copy of one of the letters if you can. If you cannot See Ramon, get hold of a secretary.” And the obedient reporter went forth. He returned in an hour in that state of mysterious agitation peculiar to the reporter who has got a “beat.” The news editor duly reported to the Editor-in-Chief, and that great man said, “That’s very good, that’s very good indeed,” which was praise of the highest order. What was “very good indeed” about the reporter’s story may be gathered from the half-column that appeared in the Megaphone on the following day: “Cabinet Minister in Danger Threats to Murder the Foreign Secretary ‘The Four Just Men’ Plot to Arrest the Passage of the Aliens Extradition Bill -- Extraordinary Revelations.” 136388 1959 Four Just Men, The: Battle of the Bridge, The T Episode #1. 9-17-1959. Series 1959-1960. Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Four men who fought together during the Allied invasion of Italy are reunited by their wartime commanding officer who asks them to form a group to fight injustice and tyranny. 136389 1959 Four Just Men, The: Beatniques, The T Episode #6. 10-22-1959 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Journalist (Dennis Edwards). Photographer (Tony Thawnton). Collier is in Cannes to cover the Film Festival when a famous film actress asks him to help stop a blackmailer who has stolen some incriminating love letters. 136390 1960 Four Just Men, The: Boy Without a Country, The T Episode #23. 3-2-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ben hears about a cabin boy who has run away from the bullying captain of a tramp steamer and decides to help him apply for permission to stay in the U.K., bringing him into conflict with the ship's captain. 136391 1960 Four Just Men, The: Bystanders, The T Episode #31. 5-18-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Jeff Ryder defends a U.S. tennis champion who is accused of attacking a 12-year-old. 136392 1960 Four Just Men, The: Crack-Up T Episode #22. 2-24-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Jeff Ryder investigates the five-year-old disappearance of an aircraft carrying five million dollars worth of gold bullion. 136393 1959 Four Just Men, The: Crying Jester, The T Episode #5. 10-15-1959 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. When Hotelier Ricco Poccari buys "The Crying Jester," two men die as a result and he fights to save the life of a third. 136394 1959 Four Just Men, The: Dead Man's Switch T Episode #8. 11-5-1959 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. A series of inflammatory anti-immigration newspaper articles results in a Puerto Rican being attacked. Jeff Ryder comes to his aid. 136395 1959 Four Just Men, The: Deadly Capsule, The T Episode #10. 11-19-1959 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Collier investigates the death of a leading atomic scientist and tries to find a missing radioactive capsule. 136396 1959 Four Just Men, The: Deserter, The T Episode #7. 10-29-1959 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ben Manfred agrees to defend a young army officer facing a court martial for desertion. 136397 1960 Four Just Men, The: Discovery, The T Episode #18. 1-28-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Jeff Ryder defends a doctor charged with killing an elderly patient through injection of a rare and dangerous drug. 136398 1960 Four Just Men, The: Godfather, The T Episode #33. 6-1-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Collier investigates a kidnap plot involving black market arms dealers. 136399 1960 Four Just Men, The: Grandmother, The T Episode #29. 5-4-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Collier investigates the supply of faulty ammunition to a French battalion fighting in Algiers. 136400 1960 Four Just Men, The: Heritage, The T Episode #35. 6-15-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ben Manfred comes to the aid of a young Irish nationalist who has foiled a plot to blow up a police station but is now sought by both the police and his former colleagues. 136401 1959 Four Just Men, The: Judge, The T Episode #4. 10-8-1959 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Reporter (Mark Baker). Jeff Ryder defends a young woman charged with poisoning her husband, and challenges the evidence of the local doctor. 136402 1960 Four Just Men, The: Justice for Gino T Episode #38. 7-27-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Jeff Ryder tries to dissuade a friend from taking the law into his own hands after his gangster brother is killed. 136403 1960 Four Just Men, The: Last Days of Nick Pompey, The T Episode #36. 6-22-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Jeff Ryder goes to Italy to track down a gangster's missing wife and child. 136404 1960 Four Just Men, The: Man in the Road, The T Episode #20. 2-11-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Collier tries to clear a woman charged with a hit-and-run and uncovers a plot to discredit her husband, a U.S. ambassador. 136405 1960 Four Just Men, The: Man in the Royal Suite, The T Episode #28. 4-27-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ricco Poccari shelters a clerk who is being targeted by a racketeer. 136406 1960 Four Just Men, The: Man Who Wasn't There, The T Episode #30. 5-11-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ben Manfred investigates the disappearance and possible kidnapping of a metallurgist engaged in top secret government work. 136407 1960 Four Just Men, The: Man With the Golden Touch, The T Episode #15. 1-7-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ricco Poccari investigates the theft of a valuable urn. 136408 1960 Four Just Men, The: Marie T Episode #16. 1-14-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Collier stops a young woman, Marie, from committing suicide, but she disappears so he decides to track her down. 136409 1959 Four Just Men, The: Maya T Episode #12. 12-10-1959 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ricco Poccari tries to persuade a woman to return home after rebels murder her brother, the ruler of a Middle Eastern kingdom. 136410 1960 Four Just Men, The: Miracle of St. Phillipe, The T Episode #24. 3-9-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Collier investigates the theft of a sacred relic, held to have healing powers, from a French village. 136411 1960 Four Just Men, The: Moment of Truth, The T Episode #37. 7-13-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Collier is asked to help a young bullfighter who has developed a fear of the ring. 136412 1960 Four Just Men, The: Money to Burn T Episode #21. 2-17-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ben Manfred investigates a plot to undermine the economy of a South American republic by flooding the market with currency. 136413 1959 Four Just Men, The: National Treasure T Episode #13. 12-24-1959 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Dying millionaire tells Ben Manfred that Rembrandt hanging in a London art gallery is a forgery and that he holds the original. 136414 1959 Four Just Men, The: Night of the Precious Stones, The T Episode #9. 11-12-1959 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ricco Poccari tries to find a member of a gang who carried out a daring jewelry theft during a charity ball held at his hotel. 136415 1959 Four Just Men, The: Panic Button T Episode #14. 12-31-1959 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Jeff Ryder tries to calm a mass panic when a research scientist in his home town is exposed to a small harmless amount of radiation. 136416 1959 Four Just Men, The: Prime Minister, The T Episode #2. 9-24-1959 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Newspaperman (Clive Baxter). Collier is assigned to protect the Prime Minister of a Middle Eastern country in Paris who is there to address the United Nations Security Council. 136417 1960 Four Just Men, The: Princess, The T Episode #26. 4-6-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Collier suspects that someone is trying to murder a visiting princess form a minor Asian kingdom. 136418 1960 Four Just Men, The: Protector, The T Episode #27. 4-20-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. . Jeff Ryder suspects that a woman is being made to doubt her own sanity by people who are after her fortune. 136419 1960 Four Just Men, The: Rietti Group, The T Episode #19. 2-4-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ricco Poccari attends a reunion dinner for his former partisan comrades and announces that one of them is a traitor. 136420 1960 Four Just Men, The: Riot T Episode #34. 6-8-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Jeff Ryder is taken hostage during a riot in a state prison. 136421 1960 Four Just Men, The: Rogue's Harvest T Episode #32. 5-25-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ricco Poccari tries to stop an embittered young ex-convict from getting into further trouble. 136422 1960 Four Just Men, The: Slaver, The T Episode #25. 3-30-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Rico Poccari investigates the disappearance of a young American journalist who was due to testify against a group of slave-traders. 136423 1960 Four Just Men, The: Survivor, The T Episode #17. 1-21-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ben Manfred decides to track down a number of Nazis identified by the survivor of a wartime concentration camp. 136424 1959 Four Just Men, The: Their Man in London T Episode #11. 11-26-1959 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ben Manfred is asked to rescue a young man who has been kidnapped by members of a corrupt South American regime. 136425 1960 Four Just Men, The: Treviso Dam T Episode #39. 8-17-1960 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ricco Poccari investigates the death of a young man who had been employed in the construction of the Treviso Dam. 136426 1959 Four Just Men, The: Village of Shame T Episode #3. 10-1-1959 Journalist Tim Collier (Dan Dailey), an American newspaper journalist. Four men, friends during WW II, battle injustice. Ben Manfred, M.P. investigates the death of a friend who had uncovered a wartime collaborator living in a French village. 136427 1989 Four Last Things, The N OWN - P Hallinan, Timothy Reporter Eleanor Chan of the Los Angeles Times helps her former boyfriend investigating the murder of a woman involved with the Church of the Eternal Moment and its child oracle. As Chan and the security man search for clues, he is threatened, beaten and involved in another murder. 136428 1592 Four Letters ER USC Harvey, Gabriel News 136429 1988 Four Minute Mile, The MT British Journalists (Ray Ashcroft, Kevin Costello, Dawn Ellis, Albie Woodington). British Journalist (Harry Parkinson). American Journalist (Edwin Craig). American Journalist (Teddy Kempner). American Journalist (Vincent Marzello). Australian Journalist (Geoffrey Baird). British Journalist (Duncan Gould). California Interviewer (Len Kaserman). British Photographer (Martin Redpath). 136430 2005 Four Minutes MT DVD -R HQ 4431=], 4432. News Media. Sportscasters. British runner Roger Bannister breaks the four-minute mile. 136431 2005 Four More Years of Vader M Reporter (J. Michael Weiss - Hoth Reporter). 136432 1941 Four Mothers M Reporter (Herbert Anderson) 136433 1938 Four of Hearts, The NM OWN - P Queen, Ellery Gossip Columnist Paula Paris. Queen falls in love for the first time in his life -- with the reporter, a woman whose strange neurosis makes it impossible for her to leave home. 136434 1979 Four Questions About Art M Commentator (Jim Broadbent) 136435 2004 Four Roses for Sarah NR Edwards, Gerry Reporter Gail is asked by a tall, good-looking shy man whose two aunts are almost killed in an auto accident to help solve the mystery in 1978 Pennsylvania. They eventually go back in time to uncover a secret past involving a woman named Sarah. As they unravel the mystery they discover ties from the distant past that bind them. 136436 1984 Four Seasons, The T Writer. Beta Burroughs, Jack's daughter, a writer (Elizabeth Alda) 136437 1940 Four Sons M American Editor (Joseph Crehan). 136438 1935 Four Star Boarder, The M Newsboy (Wesley Giraud). Radio Announcer (Louis Natheaux). Messenger Boy (Matty Roubert). 136439 1949 Four Star Playhouse R Series Press 136440 1954 Four Star Playhouse: Championship Affair, A T Episode #60. 12-16-1954 Reporter (Ray Walker). 136441 1956 Four Star Playhouse: Distinguished Service T Episode #124. 7-5-1956 Reporter (Tim Graham). Photographer (Gayle Kellogg). 136442 1954 Four Star Playhouse: My Own Dear Dragon T Episode #56. 11-18-1954 News Media. 1st Reporter (Charles Victor). 2nd Reporter (Mitchell Kowal). 136443 1954 Four Star Playhouse: Study in Panic, A T Episode #46. 4-8-1954 Editor (Russell Gaige). 136444 1956 Four Star Playhouse: To Die at Midnight T Episode #108. 3-15-1956 Newspaperman (William Henry). 136445 1952 Four Star Revue: T Episode #5. 6-7-1952 Public Relations. Vice President (Jim Backus) of PR Victor Talking Machine Co. 136446 2006 Four the Roses M News Reporter (Wayne Bradley). 136447 2006 Four-of-a-Kind N Caldwell, S. Carlton News Media circus. Only strong, professional public relations work by a seasoned Washington PR veteran keeps the media circus from becoming messy. Executives from the world’s largest soft drink manufacturing corporation are bribing Chinese officials in an effort to dominate the market in that emerging nation, but business-as-usual for two Americans quickly becomes a sprint for life when the Chinese government decides to make an example of them in a corruption crackdown. News media coverage of the Congressional hearings makes life difficult for the soft drink company’s brand-new chief executive officer and his beautiful wife. 136448 1938 Four's a Crowd M DVD -R HQ 3200, 3201. SVD 534. SV 300 Sullivan, Walter (Story -- "All Rights Reserved." Casey Robinson, Sig Herzig (Screenplay) PR De Havilland - Ness Book Public Relations Man and former Editor Robert Kensington "Bob" Lansford (Errol Flynn), PR legend (based on Ivy Ledbetter Lee), managing editor goes back to paper. Millionaire newspaper publisher- owner Patterson Buckley (Patric Knowles). Reporter Jean Christy (Rosalind Russell) ends up with Flynn Reporter Christy discovers her paper, the News-Herald, is about to be sold and accuses new publisher Patterson Buckley (Patric Knowles) of using the paper as a toy to impress his friends. Lansford comes back to edit the paper, ends up back in public relations. Heimie, the Photographer (Peter Heppelthwaite). "I don't wear pants, but I'm a newspaperman" Newspaper Office Worker (Tom Quinn). 136449 2004 Fourplay...the dance of sensuality N Thomas, Brenda L. Public Relations Practitioner Sasha Borianni is looking forward to a new life after establishing her own public relations firm, Platinum Images. It’s been two years since the tumultuous end of her affair with three men. But as Borianni’s client list grows, she once again finds herself mixing business with pleasure -- and balancing her affairs this time around is proving much more difficult. Her newest client/lover, banking executive Jordan Ashe turns out to be even kinkier than Sasha could have imagined, while her old flame, NBC player Phoenix Carter proves more adept at seducing Sasha than letting her clean up his image as a reckless gambler. Complicating things further is Trent, who once ended his relationship with Sasha over baby-mama drama, but who now wants his her back in his life. And financier Lyor Turrell makes his own play for Sasha, but only so he can manipulate one of Sasha’s other lovers. 136450 1951 Fourteen Hours M DVD -R HQ 11578, 11579. News Media. Reporters (Brad Dexter, Shepard "Shep" Menkin, George Offerman, Jr., Dan Riss, Jerry Hausner). Radio Man (Rennie McEvoy). TV Announcer (Michael Fizmaurice). Radio Announcer (George Putnam). Photographers (Mervin Williams, Barry Brooks). 136451 2001 Fourth Hand, The N Irving, John TV Journalist Patrick Wallingford, handsome TV journalist gets left hand chewed off by famished lion. Media TV Reporter Patrick Wallingford, a 30-something TV reporter who files tales of the bizarre for a 24-hour news channel. 136452 1984 Fourth Angel, The N OWN - P Hunter, Robin British Publisher Simon Quarry, gentile British publisher. Wife and kids killed in a terrorist plane hijacking. 136453 2001 Fourth Angel, The M DVD -R HQ 2597, 2598. SVD 1373 London Journalist Jack Elgin (Jeremy Irons) hunts down the terrorist hijackers who killed his wife and daughters. Reporter #1 (Eric Rowan). Reporter #2 (Harriett Harper) When his family is killed during a botched hijacking, and the killers set free, a mild-mannered English journalist seeks out the Serbian mercenaries responsible, many hiding in England. 136454 2006 Fourth Bear, The: Nursery Crime, A NJ Fforde, Jasper Investigate Reporter Henrietta "Goldilocks" Hatchett mysteriously disappears while working on a story about prizewinning pickles. The last to see her alive: a family of three bears who have recently experienced strange porridge problems. 136455 1999 Fourth Down N Klein, Dave Sportswriter Ed Buck from New York is contacted by close friend and college teammate, now quarterback for Chicago Bears, who confesses that after his cocaine habit made him desperate for money he got involved with a top-secret gambling ring. He's been throwing games to insure big payoffs for the crooks and is disgusted with his duplicity. He decides to defy the racketeers. When he drops dead on the field of a heart attack after the Bears win, Buck knows his friend was murdered. With help of a New York police lieutenant, a sports psychologist, his girlfriend and the football player's widow, he tracks down murderer linking him to a chain of command leading from greedy and seedy racketeers to mysterious kingpin of crime syndicate. Buck was a New York football-star-to-be and signed to the Chicago Bears when he gets permanently sidelines when his knee is ruined in a game against the Green Bay Packers. He turns to sports writing for New York dailies. 136456 1916 Fourth Estate, The M Patterson, Joseph Medill, Harriet Ford (Play). Frank Powell (Scenario) AFI-Editors/Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Quoted Reporter Brand (Victor Benoit) is a reporter trying to expose a crooked judge. Reporter finds out judge imprisoned a strike leader on false charges. Judge gets him fired. Later the strike leader buys a newspaper and makes Brand the managing editor. Use of interiors at Chicago Herald and at one point depicts progression of a story from a reporter's desk to a rotary press. Variety 1/21/16 commended the realistic locale -- "the Keeley newspaper plant being pictured in all its departments with the reportorial department both realistic and true to life…a great feature." 136457 1996 Fourth Estate, The N OWN - P Archer, Jeffrey Publishers-Media Moguls Richard Armstrong and Keith Townsend seize control of everything they see and their ambitions collide on a global scale. But suddenly they both find themselves threatened by financial disaster and enormous debt. Armstrong originally was Lubji Hoch who survived World War II on luck, guts and ruthlessness. At the war's end, he changed his name to Richard Armstrong, buys a floundering newspaper in Berlin and deviously puts his competitors out of business. On the other side of the world, Keith Townsend, the Oxford-educated son of a millionaire newspaper owner, takes over his family's business. His energy and brilliant strategic thinking quickly makes him the leading newspaper publisher in Australia. Both media owners want to move on to the world stage. They are pitted against each other as each strives to be the first to establish a global media empire. Frantic to save their crumbling empires, each man turns desperate. One's quest will lead to triumph, the other's will end in tragedy in a story of wealth and corruption, desire and destruction. 136458 1901 Fourth Estate, The N Palacio Valdes, Armando Parody News. Satire of corrupt journalism. 136459 1946 Fourth Estate, The: Tip-Off, The R Series Columnist Mark Hellinger is host-narrator. Los Angeles Reporter Jack Adams (Edmund O'Brien) helps the Feds break up a counterfeiting ring. After Hellinger narrates the story, the real Jack Adams is interviewed. 136460 1920 Fourth Face, The (aka Mystery of Washington Square, The) M Beuran, Marjorie Van (Story). AFI-Newspaperwomen - Ness Book Newspaperwoman solves murder in deserted mansion. 136461 1964 Fourth Gambler, The NM Castle, Dennis Press 136462 2009 Fourth Kind, The M Pseudo-Documentary footage of ordinary people in Nome, Alaska as they experience alien encounters. 136463 1987 Fourth Protocol, The M Radio Newscaster (Frederick Forsyth - Voice). Television Announcer (Gordon Honeycombe). 136464 2006 Fourth Reich N Matovich, Mitchel American Reporter is sent to Vienna to gather information on the global rise of Nazism and disappears. The paper's star reporter is sent to Vienna to investigate his disappearance. He finds notebooks in the catacombs beneath St. Stephans written by an Austrian screenwriter doing research for a documentary on Hitler 35 years ago. There are startling discoveries about Hitler's birth and family in the notebooks. Clues in the notebooks send the reporter and his pretty photographer on a dangerous trail that leads them to Buenos Aires, Argentina where attempts are made on their lives and a chance discovery provides more clues. Folklore and satellite photos provide them with the location of Vida Largo, a legendary Shangri-La like village hidden high in the Andes mentioned in the screenwriter's notes. They make the perilous climb to Vida Largo and learn who is coordinating and financing the new Nazi order. 136465 1990 Fourth War, The M Sports Announcer (Tom Kelly). Communications Corporal (Gregory A. Gale). 136466 2004 Fox 6 News DT Series TV Anchor (Brian Christie). TV Co-Anchor (Estha Throwe). 136467 1998 Fox and Friends DT TV Anchor (Lauren Green - Herself) 136468 1996 Fox Baseball DT Series. 6-1-1996. Fox. Sports. Sportscaster Joe Buck. Analyst Tim McCarver. 136469 1998 Fox Files DT Correspondents Chris Cuomo (1998-1999), Catherine Crier, Arthel Neville, Eric Shawn (1998). 136470 2002 Fox Footy News DF Australia Reporter Tiffany Cherry. Hosts Jason Bennett, Matthew Campbell. 136471 1997 Fox Magazine DT Series 1997. Reporter Michael Straka. Hosts Jamie Colby, Laurie Dhue. 136472 1987 Fox News DT Series 1987 TV News Program. TV Anchors Christine Devine (1990), John Beard (1992-). TV Co-Anchors Susan Hirasuna (1995), Jeff Michael (1998). Entertainment Reporter Lisa Joyner (1996). Reporter Fred Valis. 136473 1996 Fox News Live DT Series 1996. News Staff. TV Anchors David Asman, Alisyn Camerota, Gretchen Carlson, Kiran Chetry, Laurie Dhue, Rick Folbaum, Page Hopkins, Martha MacCallum, Brigitte Quinn, Jon Scott. Reporters Reena Ninan (2006), Rudi Bakhtiar (2006). Weather Reporter Janice Dean. Senior Business Correspondent Brenda Buttner. Hosts Brian Wilson (2006), 136474 1996 Fox News Sunday DT Series. 4-28-1996. Fox. Journalist Tony Snow, Columnist for USA Today and the Detroit News 136475 1994 Fox NFL Sunday DT TV Sports Program. Sideline Reporter Dan McClaughlin. Weather Reporter Jillian Barberie. Hosts Terry Bradshaw, James Brown, Cris Collingsworth, Jimmy Johnson, Howie Long, Ronnie Lott. Weekly Picks Frank Caliendo, Jimmy Kimmel. 136476 1995 Fox on Health Weekend DT Series 1995-2004 TV Anchor Carol Iovanna 136477 1942 Fox Pop C L. Vol. 4, Golden Age Radio Newscast 136478 1996 Fox Report with Shepard Smith DT Series 1996 TV News Program. TV Anchor Shepard Smith (1996-). Reporters Reena Ninan (2006), Rudi Bakhtiar (2006), Bret Baier (2006), Jeff Goldblatt, Steve Centanni (2006), Eric Shawn (2006), Julie Banderas, Carol McKinley. Guest Host Rick Folbaum (2005). Guest Host Laurie Dhue, Jane Skinner. 136479 1996 Fox Saturday Baseball DT Series. 6-1-1996. Fox Announcer: Sportscaster Chip Caray. Analysts Dave Winfield, Steve Lyons 136480 1996 Fox Sports News DT Series 1996-2002 TV Sports Program. Reporter-Host Jon Kelly. Reporter-Host Dwayne Ballen. Hosts Chris Myers, Van Early Wright, Jeanne Zelasko, Kevin Frazier, Keith Olbermann, Lauren Sanchez, Steve Lyons. 136481 1995 Fox Sports News DT Australia. Series 1995- TV Sports Program. Newsreaders Ann-Maree Kerry, Sami Lukis, Caroline Searcey. 136482 1963 Fox, The CB Black Hood, The #2. Series takes place in 1948-1949 introducing Cosmo Gilly, a pug fighter and The Fox’s sidekick. Photojournalist Paul Patton (The Fox) runs into Cosmo in Tangiers while he is running from someone trying to kill him. 136483 1983 Foxprints N PVL McGinley, Patrick Journalist. Mysterious, unemployed Irish journalist Martin Reddin joins an all-male, aristocratic household in a London suburb much concerned with the subject of foxes. Local women are then found murdered by a psycho killer with an apparent fox obsession. Reddin now known as Charles Keating. 136484 1982 Foxy Lady: T 1982, 1984 Editor Ramsden Reminder of struggling newspaper 136485 1990 Foxy Lady: Pilot T UK - Series Editor Daisy (Diane Keen), niece of a newspaper owner who, despite her lack of experience is appointed new editor of paper -- much to chagrin of all-male staff. First meeting. 136486 2004 Fractious South, The SS New Yorker - 8-25-2004. Pp. 69-77. Soviet Journalist. Narrator's Mother works for the Main Administration for Safeguarding State Secrets in the Press at the bureau in Rostov. A few years later she "learned a few more languages" and took a job with Red Star, the military newspaper. At her job, she rewrites "events so that the human heartache she encountered daily would sound as if it were happening to imaginary people living in far-off places." 136487 1994 Fraekke Frida og de fryglose spioner MF TV Journalist (Wencke Barfoed) 136488 1970 Fraendelos MF Denmark - Segment: interview med hippiepige. Interviewer (Jorgen Leth - Himself - Voice). 136489 1978 Frag nie nach dem Ende N Cordes, Alexandra (Ursula Schaake bzw. Horbach) Germany Journalist. Radio Journalist 136490 2006 Fragile M News Media. Anchorman #2 (Aneese Khamo). 136491 1971 Fragment of Fear M SVD 561 Reporter begins to question his own mental framework when he tackles a case involving the death of an old spinster 136492 2007 Fragment of Fear N Bingham, John Reporter James Compton, on a recuperative trip in Italy after a car accident is witness to the discovery of a murder victim, a old woman who had been vacationing at the same hotel. When Compton returns to England and makes a benign inquiry into her background, he receives a note warning him to leave the past alone -- a note clearly written on his own typewriter even though his apartment shows no sign of a break-in. Unable to resist pursuing the unfinished story, Compton’s own investigation reveals a sinister side to the woman and a cold-blooded conspiracy she may have helped to perpetrate while alive. Suddenly Compton finds a dangerous net closing in around him: threatening phone calls, terrifying invasions of privacy, and no way of proving to the police that anyone is responsible but himself. 136493 1947 Fragment of Glass N Green, F.L. Press 136494 2002 Fragrant Harbor N Lanchester, John English Journalist Dawn Stone meets an entrepreneur on an airplane in 1995. 136495 1938 Fram for framgang MF Music Critic (Richard Lund) 136496 1945 Fram for lilla Marta MF Editor (Otto Adelby) at Lillkopings-Posten. Second Editor at Lillkopings-Posten (Ernst Brunman). Photographer Larzon (Erik A. Petschler). 136497 1935 Frame Should Stick, A SM Fowler, B.B. Black Mask, July. 1935, Vol. 18, No. 5, pp. 114-122 Reporter Red Candless 136498 2008 Frame, The N Myers, Gerald Journalist Marc Bedner meets a childhood friend, Michael, while out jogging. Marc’s chance encounter triggers his memory of the summer of 1978 when Marc and Michael were teens. At the time, Michael was involved in drugs and framed for the murder of Shiona, a girl that Marc loved. Now in the summer of 1992, Marc wants to renew his friendship with Michael, but his pal seems to be involved in crime and drugs. Can this odd couple from different worlds be friends again? Can Marc and Michael get justice for Shiona? 136499 1939 Framed M Chanslor, Roy (Story - "Trouble Is My Middle Name." Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Henry T. "Hank" Parker (Frank Albertson) plans to quit the newspaper business to write a novel, but city editor Skippy (Robert Armstrong) convinces him to cover disappearance of a sportsman. Reporter persuaded him to testify against blackmailer. Society Reporter Monty de Granville (Jerome Cowan) tips the reporter where the sportsmen is, and the man is killed just as the reporter arrives. He becomes a suspect. Reporter keeps eluding police by disguising himself as an intern. He concludes Granville framed him. Granville goes to jail and the reporter goes to work on his novel. Variety, 5/22/40: "The reporter is a pure Hollywood fabrication, so he crosses up the varmints, and even has his city editor and the photographers present for the denouement. Sole amusing touch to the picture is the finale, in which a realistically…. "…unimpressed rewrite man yawningly takes Our Hero's story over the phone." Reporters (Dale Armstrong, Donald Kerr, Jimmie Lucas, Max Marx, Ronald R. Rondell). Radio Announcer (Gary Breckner). News Photographer (Dave Willock). 136500 2000 Framed NM Peterson, Tracie Journalist Gabrielle Fleming tours Great Britain for a series of travel articles. Photographer Jarod Walls. 136501 2002 Framed MT Newscaster (Jennifer Rattray). 136502 1999 Frames Per Second NM Eidson, Bill Magazine Photojournalist Ben Harris for the Insider works out of Boston and travels the world on daring photo assignments. He tries to uncover a murderous conspiracy while keeping the lid on his tumultuous fantasy life. Recently divorced, the high-profile news photographer's traveling cost him his marriage. His wife swiftly marries Harris' wimpy boss, Kurt Tattinger. Harris' partner is Reporter Peter Gallagher killed by a bomb exploding from Harris' camera bag. Gallagher was driving Harris' surveillance van. Gallagher's former wife, Sarah, is a star reporter on another newspaper. She joins the Insider's staff, becomes Harris' new partner and potential love interest. Tension builds as Harris' family turmoil coincides with attempts on his life as the pair follow the stories his dead partner was working on. They uncover a right-wing hate merchant, a bought-and-paid-for U.S. senator, Irish Mafia and others. 136503 1942 Framing Father M Reporter (Bob Smith). News Photographer (Dick Martin). 136504 1917 Framing Framers M Considine, Mildred (Story). Philip J. Hurn (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Gordon Travis (Charles Gunn) is ambitious, wants to be a novelist. Gets involved in an election dispute between newspaper owner and his opponent for mayor. Reporter is beaten up, rescued by newspaper owner who thinks he is a tramp. Variety reviewer complained it strained credibility not to have the owner of the paper recognize his own employee. 136505 1861 Framley Parsonage N OWN - P Trollope, Anthony Newspaper. Lord Supplehouse, an opportunistic politician who writes letters to the newspaper against people and ideas he doesn't like. 136506 2008 Frammande fagel: Episode 2 T Episode #2. 9-23-2008. Sweden. TV Reporter (John Wassberg). 136507 2008 Frammande fagel: Episode 3 T Episode #3. 9-30-2008. Sweden. TV Reporter (John Wassberg). 136508 2008 Frammande fagel: Episode 4 T Episode #4. 10-7-2008. Sweden. TV Reporter (John Wassberg). 136509 1997 France Europe express: DF France. Series 1997- Interviewer Harry Roselmack. Interviewer Guillaume Vanhems, France Info. 136510 1982 Frances M Photographer, Studio (Jack Manning). Reports/Publicists/Photographers (Paul Fleming, M.C. Gainey, Roger Galloway, Matthew Goldsby, Paul Keith, F. William Parker, Charles Shull) 136511 1897 Frances Waldeaux: N USC Davis, Rebecca Harding, Mrs. Columnist is a widow who produces a newspaper column stops writing for fear her son will learn of her trade 136512 1997 Francesca Vierling: Backstab NM Viets, Elain #1 Francesca Vierling Mysteries Columnist Francesca Vierling is a reporter on the St. Louis City Gazette who is a little too tall, smart and sexy for her own good. Someone is killing off Gazette readers and the newspaper can't afford to lose circulation. Gazette Columnist Vierling takes these deaths personally -- reliable sources are hard to find -- and her search for the killer takes her into the strange side streets of St. Louis, including a visit to a beauty contest for female impersonators. It's called the Miss Gender Bender Pageant. Along the way, Francesca must determine if here own blood soaked past is clouding her view of the future. Francesca's father cheated on her mother usually with someone they knew. Finally her mother could not take it anymore. She murdered him and killed herself. No wonder their daughter, the columnist, is afraid of marriage. When her boyfriend proposes, she turns him down even though she loves him. To keep the pain of losing him at bay, she buries herself at work. 136513 1997 Francesca Vierling: Doc in the Box NM Viets, Elain #4 Francesca Vierling Mysteries Columnist Francesca Vierling is a reporter on the St. Louis City Gazette who is a little too tall, smart and sexy for her own good. It takes a truly sneaky person to keep a secret in a newsroom, but Vierling is just the woman to do it. Especially if the secret is to help hide her editor's bout with breast cancer. Now she's surreptitiously shuttling the editor to chemotherapy while finishing a column on a gorgeous male stripper. And it's all going without a hitch. Until the male stripper disappears and somebody starts shooting the worst doctors in St. Louis. The first M.D. to go has a callous bedside manner that gives all his patients the urge to kill. The next victim is a matter of misdiagnosis. As long as bad doctors are targets, the public isn't shedding a tear. But when Francesca herself is nearly gunned down, is it because she's hunting for the stripper's hot body or a cold-blooded killer? Either way she has an adverse reaction to dying. The antidote? Discover the truth and catch the killer. 136514 2000 Francesca Vierling: Home Wrecker NM Viets, Elaine #5 Francesca Vierling Mysteries Columnist Francesca Vierling is a reporter on the St. Louis City Gazette who is a little too tall, smart and sexy for her own good. 136515 1997 Francesca Vierling: Pink Flamingo Murders, The NM Viets, Elain #3 Francesca Vierling Mysteries Columnist Francesca Vierling is a gutsy investigative reporter on the St. Louis City Gazette. Her boyfriend wants her to commit to marriage, not crime. The rehabilitation of North Dakota Place is a feel-good story, the kind Vierling likes to write. Grand houses restored to former glory. Pride in a neighborhood. Like all good stories, this one even has a hero - the woman who made it all happen, the city's guardian of good taste. Some call her a rehab saint, others a fanatic. Then people started dying. The first death on North Dakota Place was shocking but not unwelcomed -- the victim was a cranky old man who had been painting his house purple. The second death, of a drug dealer, brought tacit approval -- and growing suspicion. But all bets are off when another victim is found, a socialite unceremoniously whacked with a pink lawn flamingo. Now the neighbors want Francesca to investigate. And the gutsy reporter solves the mystery 136516 1998 Francesca Vierling: Rubout NM Viets, Elain #2 Francesca Vierling Mysteries Columnist Francesca Vierling is a reporter on the St. Louis City Gazette who is a little too tall, smart and sexy for her own good. Her career is crashing, her love life sputtering, but there's always another story involving a murder. RUBs stands for Rich Urban Bikers and riding a Harley is only part of the thrill. Putting on leather and acting out is the rest. Even Francesca is dressed to kill for a biker's ball that will lead straight ahead to murder Victim is a woman who lived well, married bad and divorced hard. She was going through a phrase -- from high-society wife to tough-talking biker chick. But it was a phase she didn't survive. Now Francesca must find out who ruined the annual Leather and Lace Ball by killing the woman. Francesca wants to finds out firsthand how dangerous it can be when you're born to be wild -- and dare to live that way too. 136517 2002 Francesca's Party N Scanlan, Patricia Irish Journalist Ralph Casson has been separated for two years, has two young daughters and lives in an apartment on the Grand Canal. Drinks a good deal. He meets a 40-year-old woman who had been married for 22 years. She catches her husband with a sexy younger woman, kicks her husband out, and starts a new life. 136518 2008 Franchise Babe N Jenkins, Dan Sportswriter and Golf Journalist Jack Brannon is in his forties, has been bunkered more than once in the marriage game, and covers the sport for the big-time magazine SM. Lately he’s been bored out of his mind writing about the PGA Tour, which eh says has become “Tiger and a bunch of slugs playing pushover courses.’ So the swaggering Texan decides to check out what he calls “the Lolitas,” a new breed of young chicks on the LPGA Tour. He chooses as a magazine subject a fiery 18-year-old with flowing blond locks, legs up to here and a personality that combines mischief with confidence. With her killer looks and killer game, she looks much like the kind of star who can take the PGA to the next level of excitement and acceptance. She is, indeed, The Franchise Babe, and everyone seems to want a part of her. Soon, Jack is impressed with the teenager’s gorgeous single mom and enamored of the daughter’s talent, beauty and precocious professionalism. He decides to tag along, taking notes and observing the peculiar peccadilloes of professional sports -- including crazed stage-golf moms. gasbag corporate sponsors, adventurous promoters, sleazy sports agents, point-missing magazine editors and others who will stop at nothing to get ahead in the high-stakes game. 136519 1949 Francis M DVD -R HQ 8293, 8294 Correspondents (Roger Cole, Harry Harvey, James Linn. Howard Negley, Peter Prouse). Photographer (Robert Conte). 136520 1953 Francis Covers the Big Town M DVD -R HQ 10529, 10531. VHS 459 Stern, David (Characters). Oscar Brodney (Screenplay) Ness Book Cub Reporter Peter Stirling (Donald O'Connor) of the Daily Record is aided by Francis the talking mule (Voice of Chill Wills) to become outstanding newspaper reporter. He was once editor of his high school paper. Armed with book on how to be a reporter, he takes a job as copy boy. Talking mule gets inside information from horses around town. Stirling passes tips on to other reporters. The cub scoops every paper in town on a robbery. He's chewed out by editor when owner of store named in story threatens lawsuit because robbery hasn't taken place. It does while he is on phone. Francis tells Stirling he will never be top reporter until he starts crusade. Cub exposes protection racket. Head of racket uses society editor Alberta Ames (Nancy Guild) to seduce reporter. Reporter framed for murder but mule testifies on his behalf. Killer is crime reporter Dan Austin (Larry Gates) who acted out of jealousy because Stirling took over his beat. Mule lectures cub on finer points of journalism. Cub refuses to reveal his source, but not because of journalistic ethics, but because he doesn't want to reveal Francis' secret. 136521 1976 Francis Gary Powers: True Story of the U-2 Spy Incident, The T News Media. Helicopter traffic reporter for Los Angeles Radio station, killed in crash in late 1977 (Lee Majors as Powers) 136522 1954 Francis Joins the Wacs M Newspaperman Jack (Voltaire Perkins). Reporter (Charles Lane). 136523 1932 Francis St. Xavier Harrigan: Dead Evidence SM Lybeck, Ed Black Mask, Mar. 1932, Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 41-553 Reporter Francis St. Xavier Harrigan, reporter on the Leader. 136524 1932 Francis St. Xavier Harrigan: Kick-Back SM Lybeck, Ed Black Mask, Jan. 1932, Vol. 14, No. 11, pp. 35-49. Reprinted in The Hard-Boiled Omnibus (1946). Reporter Francis St. Xavier Harrigan, reporter on the Leader. 136525 1931 Francis St. Xavier Harrigan: Leaded Ink SM Lybeck, Ed Black Mask, Dec. 1931, Vol. 14, No. 10, pp. 32-48. Lybeck's debut in Black Mask Reporter Francis St. Xavier Harrigan, reporter on the Leader. Debut. Also Lybeck's debut in Black Mask 136526 1934 Francis St. Xavier Harrigan: Silent Heat SM Lybeck, Ed Black Mask, Feb. 1934, Vol. 16, No. 12, pp. 100-111. Last story and Lybeck's final appearance in Black Mask Reporter Francis St. Xavier Harrigan, reporter on the Leader.. Last story and Lybeck's final appearance in Black Mask 136527 1986 Frank and Billy SS GPL Colwin, Laurie In "Another Marvelous Thing." Magazine. Journal of American Economic Thought. Francis Clemens. Josephine Delielle ("Billy") article-writer. 136528 1994 Frank and Jesse (aka Frank & Jesse) M Reporter (Bryce Thomason). 136529 2002 Frank Capra and the Image of the Journalist in American Film D Saltzman, Joe Journalists. "One of the many strengths of this book is Saltzman's writing style. Like good journalism, the writing here is straightforward and clear. The result is a book that is accessible to both students and others interested in film, Capra, the image of the journalist in popular culture, or any combination of the three. "Academics will find it a valuable resource, especially if teaching a course that examines the image of the journalist, a Capra course, or even a film genres course. In the latter case, the book offers professors an ideal opportunity to supplement genre-based texts in an unexpected way. What Saltzman cleverly does here is show how the journalist, like the gangster or hard-boiled detective...navigates his way through the urban milieu and represents another version of a 'cultural middle man.' Further he elevates the "journalist genre" to the ranks of other, more recognized genres like the gangster or detective, replete with its own codes, conventions, characters, and clichés, and clearly explains how Capra and his collaborators solidified and refined them...." "Lastly, do not overlook Saltzman's endnotes, which include interesting production notes, additional analysis, comments on and evaluation of his resources, and other useful information. In short, the book could supplement a variety of courses and is an important resource." "The first book of the IJPC project, Frank Capra and the Image of the Journalist in American Film, sets a precedent of excellence in scholarship, writing, and readability, serving academics, students, and film aficionados alike. Its attractive design, including full-page stills, will hopefully be retained for future entries in the series...." 136530 2002 Frank Corso: Black River NM Ford, G.M. #2 Frank Corso Series. Investigative Reporter Frank Corso, a maverick journalist, covering the trial of a Russian gangster that turns out to be linked to the murder of Corso's old girlfriend. Photojournalist Meg Dougherty. A bloodthirsty West Coast crime boss has been charged with 63 counts of homicide, many of them children. Reclusive rogue journalist Corso is the only non-participant invited to observe the closed court proceedings. He stands uncomfortably in the center of the most crazed media circus to hit Seattle in years, when a personal tragedy diverts his attention. When Photojournalist Dougherty, once Corso's lover and his dearest friend, comes face-to-face with pair of cold-blooded executioners and ends up clinging weakly to life in the I.C.U., the angry lone-wolf reporter vows to make all the guilty parties pay. 136531 2003 Frank Corso: Blind Eye, A NM Ford, G.M. #3 Frank Corso Series Reporter Frank Corso survived a defrocking by the New York Times following his alleged fabrication of a major crime story. He recreated himself as a true-crime writer, but he can ill afford to have his credibility questioned again. So when he is subpoenaed to back up his book-selling boast about Texas high-society murder, Corso disappears into the upper Midwest with his photojournalist and former lover Meg Dougherty only to stumble on one of the most horrific stories of his career. Rogue Reporter Corso and his tattoo-covered Girl Friday, Dougherty investigate bizarre serial killer. Seeking shelter after SUV accident in tiny, blizzard-racked Avalon, Wisconsin, Corso discovers the bones of a man and his sons beneath an abandoned barn. Neighbors thought the family moved away 15 years before. Instead its males had been murdered. Corso agrees to investigate the killings and is soon sought for murder. Solution may lie with the man's wife. Blood trail leads the pair to a slain nun in Pennsylvania, a family-destroying fire and a desperate, deadly ambush in northern Michigan. Corso falls into the hands of the killer and faces torture. 136532 2006 Frank Corso: Blown Away NM Ford, G.M. #6 Frank Corso Series. Journalist Frank Corso, a disgraced rogue journalist who is darkly complex, is now a best-selling author. Bodies are piling up as a series of deadly bank robberies rock the Los Angeles area. Corso sees a motive and a message. Corso and his research assistant Chris Andriata investigate the bombings. 136533 2001 Frank Corso: Fury NM Ford, G.M. #1 Frank Corso Series New York Times Journalist Frank Corso was rising journalist until a libel suit ended his career. Now he's covering stories for the third-rate Seattle Sun. Owner, Natalie Van Der Hove 136534 2005 Frank Corso: No Man's Land: NM Ford, G.M. #5 Frank Corso Series Journalist Frank Corso. A cold, brilliant and crazy Navy sub commander-turned-double murderer has taken control of Arizona's Meza Azul penitentiary, a technological wonder built to hold the worst of the worst. He is holding 163 guards and workers hostage and one hostage will die every six hours until the killer gets what he wants: rogue journalist Corso. He wants a lot more than the ear of a once sympathetic writer who penned a best-selling book about him and his crimes. Joined by another cold-blooded murderer, he wants to go on a cross-country killing spree with Corso along for the ride. 136535 2004 Frank Corso: Red Tide N Ford, G.M. #4 Frank Corso Series Journalist Frank Corso descends in a Seattle bus tunnel when someone sprays a modified Ebola virus into the tunnel killing more than 100 people. Corso teams with courageous Seattle cop to stop the terrorists. The tunnel full of corpses happens just as experts from 50 nations are gathering at a downtown Seattle hotel for an international symposium on chemical and biological weapons. Terror has hit the West Coast with a vengeance. Disgraced rogue journalist and reclusive best-selling author Corso is at an exhibition showcasing the photographs of his best friend and ex-lover Meg Dougherty when terror strikes. Corso is caught up in deadly conspiracy where the nightmarish consequences dwarf anything normally spawned by vengeance, greed or bloodlust. 136536 1968 Frank McGee Reports DT Series. 1-7-1968 to 6-8-1969. NBC NBC News Correspondent Frank McGee 136537 1961 Frank McGee: Here and Now DT NBC Correspondent Frank McGee. News analysis and commentary with 136538 2002 Frank McKlusky, C.I. M Sports Commentator (Dominique Moceanu) 136539 1994 Frank Stubbs Promotes: Babies T Episode #10. 7-25-1994 Journalist (Stephen Marcus). 136540 1993 Frank Stubbs Promotes: Book T Episode #7. 8-23-1993 Radio Interviewer (Victoria Carling). 136541 1994 Frank Stubbs Promotes: Politician T Episode #9. 7-18-1994 News Media. 1st Journalist (Jacqueline De Peza). 2nd Journalist (Gordon Salkilld). 3rd Journalist (Gary Fairhall). 4th Journalist (Dominic Letts). 136542 2001 Frank Truth, The M News Media. CTV TV News Anchor (Lloyd Robertson-Himself). TV News Anchor (Peter Mansbridge-Himself). Former CBC News Anchor (Knowlton Nash). Media Critic (John Fraser-Himself), National Post. Film Critic (Geoff Pevere-Himself), The Toronto Star. Media Critic (Rick Salutin-Himself), The Globe and Mail. National Post Columnist (Christie Blatchford). Toronto Star Columnist (Michele Landsberg). National Post Columnist (Rosemary Sexton). Columnist, the Globe and the Mail (Jan Wong). Former Arts Editor, Ottawa Citizen (Hadani Ditmars). Editor, Ottawa City magazine (Rosa Harris-Adler). Journalist (Ian Brown-Himself). Journalist (Mike Duffy-Himself). Political Editor (Eddie Greenspon-Himself), The Globe and Mail. FRANK Publisher and Editor (Michael Bate-Himself). Former Editor and Publisher, SPY Magazine (E. Graydon Carter-Himself). Editor (William Shields-Himself), Masthead Magazine. Editor (Ken Whyte-Himself), National Post. Publisher-Editor (Michael Bate-Himself) FRANK. Publisher (Dan Donovan), Ottawa Life. 136543 2007 Frank TV T Reporter (Sharon Houston). 136544 2008 Frank TV: Parody Commentator Russ Limbaugh T DVD -R HQ 10469 (Mislabeled on DVD as 10479) Parody News. Commentator Russ Limbaugh is a disc jockey in the early years of his career. 136545 2008 Frank TV: Parody Mary Tyler Moore T DVD -R HQ 10499 Parody News. The staff of the Mary Tyler Moore Show -- Mary Richards, Lou Grant, Murray Slaughter and Ted Baxter -- appear in an updated situation comedy in the style of The Office. 136546 2004 Frank? M Short - Comedy Interviewer (Jeff Sugarman - The Interviewer). 136547 1990 Frankenhooker M Newscaster (Judy Grafe). Weatherman (John Zacherle). 136548 1958 Frankenstein 1970 M TV Documentary Crew. Publicist Mike Shaw (Tom Dugan). TV director Douglas Row (Donald Barry) 136549 1990 Frankenstein Unbound M Newswoman (Cynthia Allison) 136550 1991 Frankenstein: College Years, The MT Reporter (Carlease Burke). Reporter #1 (Joe Banks). Reporter #2 (Charles Green). 136551 2001 Frankenstrom MF Finland News Media. News Reporter (Hanna Saksa). Cameraman (Markus Staaf). 136552 2006 Frankie M Reporter (Michael Heaney - Voice). 136553 2000 Frankie & Hazel MT Reporter (Brenda Circhlow) 136554 1986 Frankie and Johnnie M L UK Only News Media 136555 1985 Frankie and Johnnie MT Reporter at Chronicle (Andrew Black). Reporter at Chronicle (Melanie Kilburn). Reporter at Chronicle (Nick Ellsworth). Reporter at Chronicle (Chris Jenkinson). Reporter at Chronicle (Renny Krupinski). Reporter at Chronicle (Steve Nallon). Reporter at Chronicle (Phillip Reader). Reporter at Press Conference (Amanda Donohoe). Reporter at Press Conference (Patrick Field). Reporter at Press Conference (Victoria Williams) Chronicle Editor (Christopher Hancock). 136556 1995 Frankie Starlight M TV Interviewer (Elizabeth Keller). Photographer (David Parnell). 136557 1992 Frankie's House MT SVD 555 (Two Parts), SV 202 (Part I) Page, Tim Miniseries - Australian - Fact-based adaptation of Tim Page's book about his experiences as a war correspondent in 1960s Vietnam. Iain Glenn. Four Hours Photographers covering the Vietnam War including sons of Errol Flynn (Kevin Dillon) and John Steinbeck (Todd Boyce). Experiences of Tim Page (Iain Glen), the author. Page enters the profession by default when he is picked up by an Australian journalist while hitchhiking and they find themselves covering a coup in Laos 136558 2004 Frankland N Whorton, James, Jr. Newswoman McBain is the anorexic greens-eating reporter pretending to be from New York. There's a lost set of President Andrew Johnson's papers that suggest that Johnson once suggested that his home state of Tennessee should become their own state of Frankland. 28-year-old John Tolley is an aspiring historian, smart, idealistic and dogged, comfortably ensconced in Ohio as editor of a Civil War Magazine. He abruptly moves to New York to research the subject. Big break comes when a prestigious history magazine offers to publish his Johnson article. But it's a mistake. The editor, Professor Luke Van Brun, has confused John with someone else. 136559 2005 Franklin: Franklin Migrates: Franklin the Photographer C DVD -R HQ 5158 Episode. Kid's Program Photographer Franklin takes a picture. 136560 2001 Franklin: Gee Whiz Franklin. Franklin Can't Wait C DVD -R HQ 6862 Episode #5061. 1-21-2001 Magazine contest. 136561 2008 Frankly, Madame NSF Ford, H.L. Reporter Kaytie Flame O’Reilly for Beyond Fantasy Journal looks into ghosts as her business, but she tangles with spookier things than ghosts when she is kidnapped by Madame Chevalier, a mysterious New Orleans voodoo priestess. During her escape and recapture, she tries to convince the handsome Dax Larue of the biblical basis for a demonically inspired prophecy regarding her name in a will drawn up before her birth. Kaytie and Dax become captives of the mysterious madame and are forced to find an antidote for a slow-acting poison in his veins. Kaytie must reverse the curse somehow. Their survival depends on both superstition and faith. But Dax is not a believer. Kaytie faces the greatest challenge of her life. Will she be able to withstand the forces of darkness and save his life? 136562 1917 Frantic Boast, The N Rickard, Jessie Louisa (Moore) Journalist. Judith Coleston leaves her husband in Burma. She's in love with a journalist in London. Views on marriage. 136563 1945 Franziska Scheler. Roman einer deutschen Familie N Brentano, Bernard von Germany Journalist 136564 1973 Frasier, the Sensuous Lion (aka Fraser, the Lovable Lion). M Devore, Sandy (Story). Jerry Kobrin (Screenplay) Ness Book - PR Reporter arrives at California game preserve to do a story on efforts to save a rare animal species. Seems more intent on finding a brandy. Does not appear to know anything about the subject of his article including how to spell it. Overhears a conversation about professor who can communicate with lion and decides to pursue that story with help of a public relations woman (herself a former reporter). When story breaks, professor is pursued by various villains. Villains want to know lion's secret of virility. Newspaper Editor (Screenwriter Jerry Kobrin, who was publicist for Lion Country Safari and based script on real lion who was star at the park and died in 1972). " "Sex, and animals and eccentric professors. Remember, chief, I used to be a pretty good reporter myself, and all the ingredients are there for page one." Newspaper Reporter (Ralph James). Newspaper Editor (Jerry Kobrin). 136565 2003 Frasier: Analyzed Kiss T Episode #239. 5-13-2003 Financial Reporter Julia Wilcox (Felicity Hoffman) is the beautiful new stock market reporter whose attitude rubs everyone the wrong way. Frasier is forced to give up 10 minutes of his call-in radio show a new financial analysis segment. Julia becomes extremely depressed after breaking up with Avery who had never followed through on his promise to leave his wife for her. He tries to deny her the credit for their software company, an endeavor for which she did most of the work. She decides to go down to his office to retrieve his files and Frasier comes along for moral support. She winds up breaking into the office, stealing the files and deleting his entire hard drive. They hide in a closet from the cleaning woman. Frasier keeps trying to convince Julia to do the right thing. She surprises him with a kiss, but then trashes Avery's office. Julia tries to avoid Frasier, but later admits she likes the fact he has so much character. She kisses him several more times and agrees to a date. A rival station approaches Roz and asks here to become its program director. She gets the job. 136566 2000 Frasier: And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon (Parts 1 & 2) T Episode #168-169. 10-24-2000 Photographer (Jeremiah Morris). Dr. Frasier Crane is host of a Seattle radio advice show at KACL. Roz Doyle is his jaded producer and man-hungry single parent. 136567 1993 Frasier: Call Me Irresponsible T Episode #7. 10-28-1993. Advice Radio Host Dr. Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) of Seattle radio station KACL. Roz Doyle (Peri Gilpin) is his jaded producer. Other radio personnel. Frasier deals with an ethical dilemma when he begins dating a woman after he advises her boyfriend to break up with her. When the boyfriend expresses a renewed interest in Catherine, Frasier does everything he can to prevent their re-acquaintance. 136568 2003 Frasier: Doctor Is Out, The T DVD Episode. Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Contracts of those working at KACL have come up for renegotiation, and Roz has herself a hot agent, Bebe Glazer (whom Frasier fired on advice from Roz the year before). He ignores all attempts by Bebe to woo him back and counters by hiring another agent to represent him. Frasier wants a good, decent person dealing on his behalf, but is Ben too good for Frasier’s liking? The station hired a tough negotiator, “The Hammer” to renegotiate everyone’s contract. Gil’s salary has been slashed, but Bebe comes in with Roz, cheering. Chesterton: “How on earth did you get all that?” Bebe: “Oh, we go way back, the Hammer and I. I know where the bodies are buried. (pause). Usually, that’s just a metaphor....” Dr. Frasier Crane: “Oh, shut up you big queen!” Chesterton: “Well, I see kitty has claws.” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136569 2001 Frasier: Don Juan in Hell: Part 1 T Episode #192. 9-25-2001 Photographer (Rick Negron). Dr. Frasier Crane is host of a Seattle radio advice show at KACL. Roz Doyle is his jaded producer and man-hungry single parent. 136570 1999 Frasier: Everyone's a Critic T DVD -R HQ 6256. DVD -R 1558 Episode #146. 10-14-1999. Art Critics. Frasier and Niles strive to outdo each other as art critics. Dr. Frasier Crane is host of a Seattle radio advice show at KACL. Roz Doyle is his jaded producer and man-hungry single parent. Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). Chesterton: “And I thought I’d seen some cruel pranks in the army.” When Niles gets hired as an art critic for a snobby culture magazine called “The Monocle,” Fraiser’s sibling rivalry kicks in as expected. Not wanting to be outdone by his kid brother, Fraiser talks the chatty, airhead daughter of the station owner into giving him his own arts-and-culture show on KACL or so he thinks. Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136571 2003 Frasier: Farewell, Nervosa T Episode #236. 4-22-2003 Financial Reporter Julia Wilcox (Felicity Hoffman) is the beautiful new stock market reporter whose attitude rubs everyone the wrong way. Frasier is forced to give up 10 minutes of his call-in radio show a new financial analysis segment. Frasier and Niles look for another café hangout and run into Julia at one prospect. This prompts them to leave in a hurry but Frasier returns and sees Julia kissing his old friend and financial advisor Avery. Frasier agonizes over whether to tell her that Avery is married. Frasier confronts Avery not knowing that Julia is hiding in the closet. She had known all along that Avery was married. A disgusted Frasier declares that he will stop trying to be a friend to her. Julia seems saddened when Avery takes a call from his wife. She realizes that Frasier was trying to help her. Dr. Frasier Crane is host of a Seattle radio advice show at KACL. Roz Doyle is his jaded producer and man-hungry single parent. 136572 1999 Frasier: Fight Before Christmas, The (Part 2) T DVD Episode #153. 12-17-1999 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). Having discovered Niles love for her, Daphne ponders on how to let Niles down without it affecting their friendship. But is that what she really wants? Frasier: “Have you been baking?” Chesterton: “I have. Gingerbread men.” Frasier: “Oh, my, don’t they look...muscular.” Chesterton: “Yes, well, my wife and I made a New Year’s Resolution: Deb and I have joined a gym to slim down and buff up. We needed these to inspire us.” Frasier: “Ah yes, there’s nothing to straighten a dieter’s resolve like a good motivational pastry.” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136573 2001 Frasier: Forgotten But Not Gone T DVD Episode #182. 4-17-2001 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). To avoid being spread too thin, Frasier resigns from the Wine Club when he begins hosting a new feature on KACL called "The Wine Corner" during Gil Chesterton's "Restaurant Beat." Niles, who has been re-elected "Corkmaster" after a contentious battle for the title — once again with Frasier — feels that his thunder has been taken over by Frasier yet again and prohibits the members from calling into Frasier's new show. This sets off a battle between the Brothers Crane as only they can :) Meanwhile, Martin is miserable that he has to contend with a drill sergeant of a physical therapist during Daphne's absence until he gets a taste of her cooking. Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136574 1994 Frasier: Frasier Crane’s Day Off T DVD Episode #23. 5-12-1994 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert) fills in for Fraiser when he comes down with the flu. When paranoid Fraiser believes both Gil and subsequent fill-in host Niles are after his job, he’s more determined than ever to get back on the air. Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136575 1995 Frasier: Frasier Grinch T DVD Episode #57. 12-19-1995 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). Federick is coming to Seattle to spend Christmas with his dead, and Frasier has ordered some educational toys for him. When the gifts are sent to Main by accident, Frasier and Niles make a mad dash to the mall, to find replacement presents. Chesterton: “For those of you who have not yet sampled the punch, here is my capsule review: vile bouquet, unwholesome colour, ghastly taste -- and a kick that is simply heaven.” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136576 2004 Frasier: Frasier-Lite T DVD Episode. Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). Bob “Bulldog” Briscoe: “We got cheeseburgers, donuts, french fries, tacos....” Chesterton: “And a duck confit that’s as rich as Donald Trump and twice as greasy.” The KACL team is sitting in a steam room. Roz Doyle: “It’s weird, my skin tastes kind of salty. (Pause).” Bob “Bulldog” Briscoe: “Oh, I’d say mostly sweet, but a little salty.” Roz Doyle: “That wasn’t me, Bulldog.” Gil Chesterton: “That was me you licked. And it happens again, I shall consider it strike one.” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136577 2001 Frasier: Frasier’s Edge T DVD Episode #173. 1-9-2001 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). When Fraiser receives a prestigious lifetime achievement award from the SeaBees, he begins to question his life and goes to consult his psychology professor/mentor. Meanwhile, everyone seems to notice Daphne’s voracious appetite except for Niles and Daphne. Also, Martin overly praises Niles, in an effort not to make Niles feel diminished by Frasier’s award. Roz Doyle to Gil who has just lost an award: “Come on Gil, isn’t it enough to be enough?” Chesterton: “You tell me, Miss Three-Time Loser.” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136578 2003 Frasier: Fraternal Schwinns T Episode #232. 2-25-2003 Financial Reporter Julia Wilcox (Felicity Hoffman) is the beautiful new stock market reporter whose attitude rubs everyone the wrong way. Frasier is forced to give up 10 minutes of his call-in radio show a new financial analysis segment. Radio Station KACL organizes a bike-a-thon to raise money for AIDS research. Frasier is goaded into participating after Julia announces her intention to take part. Daphne suggests that she and Niles also enter the event. Frasier and Niles try to hide the fact that neither of them knows how to ride a bike. Dr. Frasier Crane is host of a Seattle radio advice show at KACL. Roz Doyle is his jaded producer and man-hungry single parent. 136579 1998 Frasier: Good Grief T DVD Episode #120. 9-24-1998 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). To apologize for getting everyone at KACL fired, Fraiser throws a picnic for the gang, where he discovers that everyone has found new jobs except for him and Roz. Frasier, whose whole identity revolved around his job, goes through the 5 stages of mourning, as some would do over the loss of a loved one. Chesterton: “A word of caution on the hummus: To be avoided, as a leper would avoid a magic teacup ride.” Roz: “Gil, Frasier made that.” Chesterton: “Oh, I’m so sorry.” Frasier: “It’s quite all right. I understand. You need to flex your critical muscles while you’re between jobs.” Chesterton: “Oh good, then you might enjoy this one: After sampling your unnuanced baba ganoush, I was tempted to describe your entire Middle-Eastern buffet as “The Sorrow and the Pita.” Oh, who’s got a pencil. I’ve got to write that one down.” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136580 1993 Frasier: Good Son, The T Episode #1. 9-16-1993. Series 1993-2004. 265 episodes. Advice Radio Host Dr. Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) of Seattle radio station KACL. Roz Doyle (Peri Gilpin) is his jaded producer. Other radio personnel. Frasier Crane, everyone’s favorite self-absorbed psychiatrist from “Cheers,” moves back to his hometown of Seattle. He has a promising new job as a radio psychiatrist and he’s living in a beautifully furnished apartment. Then his brother, Niles, informs him that their father, a retired policeman who was wounded in the line of duty, can no longer live alone. Frasier realizes that a nursing home would be too harsh for Martin, so reluctantly he invites Martin to move in with him. But Frasier gets more than he bargained for when a psychic English home care specialist and Martin’s four-legged companion join them. 136581 1997 Frasier: Halloween T DVD Episode #98. 10-28-1997 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). Niles hosts a library fundraiser in which everyone comes dressed as their favorite literary character at The Montana, and through mix-ups and overheard conversation, it is learned that Roz is pregnant. Gil and Martin are snacking at the Halloween party. Chesterton: “Oh, my, what a delectable medley of fromagian splendor. You must try one. Martin picks up a cheese cub and eats it. “Mmm...cheesy.” Chesterton: “Mmm, yes. ‘cheesy.’ Le mot juste. Must be glorious to have such a happy knack for clarity and concision.” Martin: “Oh... Well... that little mystery solved.” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136582 1997 Frasier: Ham Radio T DVD Episode #90. 4-22-1997 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). Frasier organizes a recreation of KACL’s first mystery theater broadcast on the station’s 50th anniversary. But with the perfectionist doctor in charge, things are bound to go nutty. Chesterton: Gil’s “Boyhood in Surrey” speech has been cut from the radio mystery: “I’m dying....” Frasier: “Poor man was gone.” Chesterton: “Never again to revisit the scene of my boyhood in Surrey. He makes triumphant face at Frasier. Chesterton: “...romping with my schoolchums in the thins and spinneys... Frasier: fake gunshot “Just then, the lights went out again. Nigel Fairservice was shot again!” Chesterton: “Only grazed me! When the twilight bathed the hedgerows like a lum... Frasier: fake gunshot: “The final bullet blew his head clean off his shoulders!” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136583 2002 Frasier: Harassed, The T Episode #228. 1-14-2003 Financial Reporter Julia Wilcox (Felicity8 Hoffman) is the beautiful new stock market reporter whose attitude rubs everyone the wrong way. Frasier is forced to give up 10 minutes of his call-in radio show a new financial analysis segment. Frasier misreads her signals, which lands everyone in a sexual harassment seminar. Dr. Frasier Crane is host of a Seattle radio advice show at KACL. Roz Doyle is his jaded producer and man-hungry single parent. 136584 1996 Frasier: Head Game T DVD -R HQ 5911 Episode #80. 11-12-1996 News Media. Radio. Niles fills if for Frasier on the radio and helps an NBC star out of a slump. Dr. Frasier Crane is host of a Seattle radio advice show at KACL. Roz Doyle is his jaded producer and man-hungry single parent. 136585 1993 Frasier: I Hate Frasier Crane T SV 225 Episode #4. 10-7-93 Critic on a newspaper. After the critic prints an unflattering column about Frasier's radio show, Frasier starts a feud that culminates in a physical challenge. After the newspaper critic challenges Frasier to a fight and Frasier flaunts up excuses, Frasier is finally forced to accept the fight. Dr. Frasier Crane is host of a Seattle radio advice show at KACL. Roz Doyle is his jaded producer and man-hungry single parent. The twice-divorced doctor lives with his ex-cop father Martin who was inured in the line of duty and forced to move in with his son. Daphne Moon, his father's semi-psychic live-in home care provider Daphne Moon and his father's pesky Jack Russell terrier, Eddie. Frasier's snooty competitive brother Niles is a fellow psychiatrist. 136586 1996 Frasier: Impossible Dream, The T DVD Episode #75. 10-15-1996 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). Recurring sexual dreams starring the station’s own Gil Chesterton has a tormented Frasier grasping for possible interpretations. Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136587 1995 Frasier: Innkeepers, The T DVD Episode #47. 5-16-1995 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert) offers a review: “And so, in the opinion of this critic, Mickey’s Good Time Tavern is anything but. Dismal decor, perfunctory service, and cuisine that’s only marginally preferable to hunger. And finally, on a sadder note, after 53 years in the same location, Orsini’s is closing its doors. And so tonight a sad adieu to the grand dame of Seattle restaurants.” Roz Doyle (aside to Frasier): “I thought ‘he’ was the grand dame of Seattle restaurants.” Gil Chesterton: “This is Gil Chesterton saying bon appetite, bon appetito and nifty noshing.” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136588 1999 Frasier: Late Dr. Crane, The T Episode #153. 11-18-1999 News Media report Frasier is dead. Niles confronts his ex-wife's plastic surgeon. News Anchor (Chariesse LaVelle). Dr. Frasier Crane is host of a Seattle radio advice show at KACL. Roz Doyle is his jaded producer and man-hungry single parent. 136589 2003 Frasier: Man, a Plan and a Gal: Julia. T Episode #242. 9-23-2003 Financial Reporter Julia Wilcox (Felicity Hoffman) is the beautiful new stock market reporter whose attitude rubs everyone the wrong way. Frasier is forced to give up 10 minutes of his call-in radio show a new financial analysis segment. Niles accuses Frasier of sabotaging his relationships whenever things start to get serious. Frasier vows to commit to commitment and tries to win Julia back. She accepts his apology and sleeps with him and the pair seems to be getting along well. However, Julia proceeds to offend the entire Crane family during a dinner that Niles and Daphne had scheduled to announce her pregnancy. Julia even inadvertently spills the beans about the pregnancy (she overheard Niles and Daphne discussing it). Frasier tries to excuse her behavior because of his new dedication to commitment, but ultimately dumps her. Dr. Frasier Crane is host of a Seattle radio advice show at KACL. Roz Doyle is his jaded producer and man-hungry single parent. 136590 2003 Frasier: Murder Most Maris T DVD -R HQ 10153. SVD 1470 Episode #247. 11-11-2003 News Media. Frazier's brother and brother's ex-wife accused of murder and Frazier handles the media. He misspeaks and says he hopes they "will be executed" instead of "exonerated." Faces the consequences of his guffaw. Reporter (Cindy Lu). News Media goes wild when they find out that Frasier's brother Niles, inadvertently loaned Fraiser's former wife, Maris, the crossbow that was used as the murder weapon. Maris is arrested for the murder of her boyfriend. Niles slowly goes to pieces under the unrelenting news media scrutiny. Frasier Crane calls the news media “jackels” saying they can edit anything one says into something terrible. So Frasier holds a press conference in the coffee shop. But Frasier says “executed” instead of “exonerated” and gets the family into even more trouble. (”If there is any justice, Niles and Maris will be executed” instead of exonerated.) Dr. Frasier Crane is host of a Seattle radio advice show at KACL. Roz Doyle is his jaded producer and man-hungry single parent. 136591 2003 Frasier: New Position for Roz, A T Episode #240. 5-20-2003 Financial Reporter Julia Wilcox (Felicity Hoffman) is the beautiful new stock market reporter whose attitude rubs everyone the wrong way. Frasier is forced to give up 10 minutes of his call-in radio show a new financial analysis segment. Roz tries to train incompetent Noel as Frasier's new producer as she prepares to leave KACL. She becomes melancholy about possibility of leaving Frasier and bristles upon learning of his new relationship with Julia. During a farewell dinner with her co-workers, Roz becomes concerned by the obvious closeness of Frasier and Julia and she suddenly announces that she is turning down the program director job and staying at KACL. At Café Nervosa, Julia tries to call Frasier's cell phone while he is in the restroom. Roz sees that she is the caller and complains that some woman is fooling around with Frazier. Julia uncovers the truth and confronts Roz. Roz who orders her to stay away from Frasier. Julia notes that Roz is jealous and they argue. Frasier is angry and tells Roz it is none of her business. Roz tells him to choose between them. Frasier chooses Julia. Roz quits her job. 136592 2003 Frasier: No Sex Please, We're Skittish T Episode #241. 9-23-2003 Financial Reporter Julia Wilcox (Felicity Hoffman) is the beautiful new stock market reporter whose attitude rubs everyone the wrong way. Frasier is forced to give up 10 minutes of his call-in radio show a new financial analysis segment. When Roz regrets her behavior with Frasier and dislikes her new job she wishes to patch things up and return to KACL. But Frasier, whose relationship with Julia is beginning to blossom, fears there's a lot more going on. During a farewell dinner with her co-workers, Roz becomes concerned by the obvious closeness of Frasier and Julia and she suddenly announces that she is turning down the program director job and staying at KACL. At Café Nervosa, Julia tries to call Frasier's cell phone while he is in the restroom. Roz sees that she is the caller and complains that some woman is fooling around with Frazier. Julia uncovers the truth and confronts Roz. Roz who orders her to stay away from Frasier. Julia notes that Roz is jealous and they argue. Frasier is angry and tells Roz it is none of her business. Roz tells him to choose between them. Frasier chooses Julia. Roz quits her job. 136593 1998 Frasier: Perfect Guy, The T DVD Episode #112. 3-24-1998 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). There is a new radio host at KACL, a doctor who is seemingly “perfect” in each and every way. This bugs Frasier to no end, and starts him on a question to find a flaw, any flaw, in the man. All the male employees at the station are jealous of the new radio host, an impossibly handsome man. Chesterton: “I must confess. I didn’t notice he was all that handsome.” Stunned silence. Roz: “You didn’t notice? You of all people?” Chesterton: “Just what are you insinuating?” Roz: “Well, you know, you’re a little, er....” Chesterton: “For your information, I happen to be a happily married man.” Stunned silence. Frasier: “You’re...married?” Bulldog: “To a woman?” Chesterton: “Of course to a woman! You’ve all heard me mention Deb. Well, how often have I said, ‘I must be running along now. Deb will be waiting?’” Roz: “We thought Deb was your cat.” Chesterton: “She is not a cat! She is Mrs. Gilbert Leslie Chesterton, a Sarah Lawrence graduate, and the owner of a very successful auto body repair shop. Honestly, the conclusions people make, just because a man dresses well and knows how to use a pastry bag!” He leaves. Frasier: “Well, that’s the first time I’ve ever seen a man “in” himself.” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136594 1995 Frasier: Roz in the Doghouse T DVD Episode #36. 1-3-1995 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). Bulldog wants Roz to leave Frasier and become producer of his “Gonzo Sports Show.” Frasier’s attitude towards the very thought of this idea enables Bulldog to get his wish. Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136595 2003 Frasier: Seabee Jeebies T DVD -R HQ 3349 Episode #250. 12-2-2003 News Media frenzy surrounding Maris' murder trial gives Niles celebrity, making Frasier increasingly jealous. Frasier gets two Sea Bee nomination, which breaks the record for most nominations in a career). He hopes the awards will return him to the spotlight. Kenny arranges for an interview and Frasier invites the reporter to the ceremony. Everything quickly begins to go wrong. Frasier loses his date because the event has to be scheduled for the morning due to Kenny's gaffe. He then loses both of the awards and the attention of the reporter who is much more interested in Niles. Dr. Frasier Crane is host of a Seattle radio advice show at KACL. Roz Doyle is his jaded producer and man-hungry single parent. 136596 1995 Frasier: She’s the Boss T DVD Episode #49. 9-19-1995 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). The new station manager, Kate Costas, has ideas for getting higher ratings for Frasier’s radio show, but Frasier refuses to change his familiar format. Kate gives him the graveyard shift in an attempt to make him see her point. Roz: “All right, all right, listen up everyone. I’ve been working the office grapevine. I’ve got the scoop on the new boss.” Chesterton: “Is she going to fire me?” Bob “Bulldog” Briscoe: “Hey, first things first! Is she baggable?” Roz: “Forget it, Bulldog. She’d have you for breakfast.” Briscoe: “Right, like I ever stick around that long.” Roz: “Anyway, the word is that she’s like this psycho perfectionist. Everyone at her last station was scared to death of her. She’s kind of becoming my idol.” Briscoe: “Hey, what if she hates sports? I need this job! I just promised my mom a new pacemaker! Wait, think I could get her to believe I said ‘pasta maker?’” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136597 1999 Frasier: Show Where Woody Shows Up, The T DVD Episode #132. 2-4-1999 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). It’s a “You Can’t Go Home Again” scenario when Woody shows up in Seattle to attend the wedding of his cousins. Frasier and Woody reminisce about the good old days but soon Frasier realizes that that’s all that they have in common. How can he tell Woody this without hurting his feelings? Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136598 1995 Frasier: Sleeping With the Enemy (Part 1) T DVD Episode #54. 11-14-1995 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). Frasier gets talked into renegotiating the contracts of KACL’s off-air employees. While trying to bargain with Kate, tempers flare and as tension rises, lust unexpectedly takes over. Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136599 1994 Frasier: Slow Tango in South Seattle T DVD Episode. Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). Bulldog and Gil are reading passages from a romance novel. Bulldog laughing: “I wept as our bodies made the music of love.” Chesterton laughing: “I’m your rhapsody, play me!” Bulldog laughing: “Crescendo, my young maestro, crescendo.” Chesterton: “My vessel yearns to dock in the magnificence of your harbor.” Bulldog laughs, then stops: “Hey, that’s not in the book!” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136600 1998 Frasier: Sweet Dreams T DVD Episode #119. 5-19-1998 (Season Finale). Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). On Fraiser’s suggestion, Daphne and Frasier participate in a protest to save a landmark Seattle book shop, but Frasier chicks out when the treat of being arrested arises. Feeling weak, undaring and “middle-aged,” he makes a strong point of standing up to the new station manager at KACL in protecting his principles. Unbeknownst to Frasier, his “stand” leads to a chain of events that will ultimately alter the very workings of KACL, and affect the jobs of all working there. Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136601 2000 Frasier: They’re Playing Our Song T DVD Episode #155. 1-13-2000 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). When the station owner asks Fraiser to come up with a catchy theme song for his radio show, Frasier goes overboard as usual and turns the short, sweet and simple ditty everyone has in mind, into a big, extravagant number requiring a huge ensemble of musicians and singers. Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136602 2003 Frasier: Trophy Girlfriend T Episode #231. 2-18-2003 Financial Reporter Julia Wilcox (Felicity Hoffman) is the beautiful new stock market reporter whose attitude rubs everyone the wrong way. Frasier is forced to give up 10 minutes of his call-in radio show a new financial analysis segment. Frasier tries to persuade Producer Roz and Julia to be more civil to one another. They cannot find any common ground, until they realize how much they enjoy insulting each other. Dr. Frasier Crane is host of a Seattle radio advice show at KACL. Roz Doyle is his jaded producer and man-hungry single parent. 136603 1996 Frasier: Two Mrs. Cranes, The T DVD Episode #73. 9-17-1996 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). Daphne’s ex-fiance, Clive, comes to Seattle to try and rekindle their relationship Thinking, he’s the same lazy layabout he always was, Daphne tells him she’s married to Niles. The whole family plays along for various reasons, but when Daphne learns Clive is now a successful business man, she tries to get out of her “marriage.” Chesterton: “Brilliant show, Frasier! Chock full of pithy insight.” Dr. Frasier Crane: “What do you want?” Chesterton: A favor. Bonnie Weems, the Auto Lady, just asked me to another one of her wretched dinner parties. Well, I was planning on saying that you and I have ballet tickets, so do back me up.” Dr. Crane: “I’m sorry. I can’t.” Chesterton: Oh, but you’ve got to! Have you any idea how vile her food is? The local raccoons have posted warning signs on her trash bins!” Dr. Crane: “You see, she already invited me, and I told her I promised my father I’d drive him to his army reunion at Rattlesnake Ridge.” Chesteron: “Oh, very clever. Well, I’d use it myself, but I killed my father off to escape her Labor Day clambake.” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136604 1996 Frasier: Where There’s Smoke There’s Fired T DVD Episode #69. 4-30-1996 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). Bebe, Fraiser’s agent, is engaged to KACL’s new owner, an 85-year-old millionaire from Texas, Big Willy, as the man prefers to be called, enlists, or rather demands, Frasier’s help in getting Bebe to stop smoking before the wedding. If successful, Frasier’s show could possibly be taken national. But if he fails....? Gil has been fooled into thinking the new owner is Greek. Chesterton, annoyed: “Well, I hope you’re happy! I’ve just given four stars to a restaurant called ‘A Taste of Greece,’ which, trust me, is no misnomer.” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136605 1998 Frasier: Zoo Story, The T DVD Episode #107. 1-20-1998 Gay Food Critic Gil Chesterton (Edward Hibbert). Contracts of those working at KACL have come up for renegotiation, and Roz has herself a hot agent, Bebe Glazer (whom Frasier fired on advice from Roz the year before). He ignores all attempts by Bebe to woo him back and counters by hiring another agent to represent him. Frasier wants a good, decent person dealing on his behalf, but is Ben too good for Frasier’s liking? The station hired a tough negotiator, “The Hammer” to renegotiate everyone’s contract. Gil’s salary has been slashed, but Bebe comes in with Roz, cheering. Chesterton: “How on earth did you get all that?” Bebe: “Oh, we go way back, the Hammer and I. I know where the bodies are buried. (pause). Usually, that’s just a metaphor....” Gilbert “Gil” Leslie Chesterton is a food critic and host of the show “Restaurant Beat” on KACL. A pompous, catty, effeminate, overrefined character, believed by his coworkers to be in the closet, Gil claims to be married to Deb, a Sarah Lawrence graduate and owner of a very successful auto body repair shop and an Army Reservist who his co-workers had believed to be merely a pet cat. Gil claims to have no idea everyone thought he was gay even mentioning (or at least claiming) that he is married to a woman in a Season 5 episode (”The Perfect Guy”). Much of the humor related to the character stems from his adamant denial of his supposed sexual orientation, along with his general snarkiness. Gil drives a red BMW with a red interior and is almost always seen wearing his trademark bow tie. He also wears an ankle bracelet. In the final season of the show, Gil’s homosexuality begins to become more apparent. After a misunderstanding results in Fraiser being publicly and falsely outed on the air after being spotted at a local gay bar. Gil attempts to coach Frasier on coming out, congratulating him on his first steps onto “the yellow brick road to pride and self-acceptance.” During the episode’s credits, Gil himself is seen covertly entering the gay bar in question, Bad Billy’s. Character is named in honor of the real-life Gil Chesterton, a former journalism teacher (now retired) at Beverly Hills High School. 136606 1977 Fraternity Row M Allison, Charles Gary (Screenplay) Ness Book College Editor Rodger (Peter Fox) of the school paper, The Summit College Sentinel, is a senior who is a fraternity man trying to help a fraternity pledge Zac (Gregory Harrison), also a journalism major, who dies. Set in the 1950s. The Newscaster (Gene Weed). 136607 1959 Frau im besten Mannesalter MF Reporter Hahnenkamp (Kurt A. Jung). 136608 1929 Frau im Mond MF Radio Commentator at Blast-off (Karl Platen) 136609 1984 Frau ohne Korper und der Projektionist, Die MF Journalist (Gerhard Acktun). Kameramann (Gunter Handwerker). 136610 2001 Frau2 sucht HappyEnd MF Journalist (Edgar Berger) 136611 2003 Freak Show: TF Denmark Backstage Reporter Ushi Heiko (Annette Heick). Backstage Reporter Tar Inoue (Tar Inoue). 136612 2006 Freak Show: Pilot C Episode #1. TV News Anchor Gina (Kristen Schaal - Voice). 136613 1999 Freak Talks About Sex M Newscaster (Tom Green), Keenan's brother. 136614 1996 Freakazoid!: Hero Boy C Episode #18. .11-9-1996 Anchorwoman (Tress MacNeille). 136615 1993 Freaked M SVD 672 Editor (Don Stark). 136616 1989 Freakshow M Canada TV Reporter Shan (Audrey Landers) and her visit to an odd museum. After being ditched by her cameraman because of her manipulative behavior at a murder scene, Reporter Shan wanders through town looking for a phone she can use. She finds a small museum, where the proprietor invites her in to have a look around before leaving. In one room, she encounters a strange jar that causes her to have strange visions, visions that are supposedly drawn from her own mind. These “visions” make up the rest of this four-part anthology. 136617 2006 Freaky Faron M Newscaster Voice (Christy Lynn). 136618 2001 Freakylinks: Subject: Final Word, The T Episode #13. 6-5-2001 Cameraman Bob (Brian Tahash). 136619 1960 Freckles M New York Magazine Editor Alice Cooper is photographing birds and asks Freckles, a young hobo who lost his left hand as a child, to keep an eye on her niece who lives in the area. The niece hurts her ankle and is helped by a fisherman. Freckles tells the fisherman to go away and returns the niece to her aunt Alice. Freckles falls in love with the niece and Alice tells him that her parents intend to send her to college. By the end of the film they stay together. 136620 1940 Fred Allen: News of the Day Newsreel R News. Jokes about news by comic Allen 136621 1884 Fred Flyer, the Detective; or, Abe Blizzard on Deck N USC Morris, Charles March 12, 1890 - Same as 1894. The Reporter. Morning Star, The. When Fred arrives in the office "editors, reporters, and the whole fraternity generally, sprung from chair and stool, and made for him with a host of questions. 136622 1916 Freddie Foils the Floaters M Ness Book Newspaper. Freddie (William Dangman) gets a job on a village newspapers and helps the editor support a candidate for assemblyman running against a political boss. Boss hires a gang to rig the election results. Reporter locks them in a barn and the paper's candidate wins. 136623 1981 Freddie of the Jungle (aka Gorilas a todo ritmo) M Spain. Ness News Media. Reporter (Tom Tully). 136624 2005 Freddie: Food Critic T DVD -R HQ 8X 4558 Episode. 10-19-2005 Food Critic Walter Fishbane working for a national magazine shows up at Freddie's restaurant. Freddie beat him up in school for hitting on his sister. Everyone apologizes because they are afraid of what the food critic will write. Turns out Fishbane was innocent and Freddie beat him up for no reason. 136625 2006 Freddie: Open and Shut T Episode #20. 4-5-2006 Reporter (Michael Caldwell). 136626 2005 Freddy and Fredericka N Helprin, Mark Press Barons try to dethrone the royal couple in this satire on Prince Charles and Princess Diana, pre-divorce. A comic adventure when the eponymous royal couple are sent on a secret mission to conquer the United States. They plunge in and out of such ludicrous scrapes as knocking out each other's front teeth and surviving a raging wildfire. Subplot includes the press barons' attempt to dethrone them. 136627 1943 Freddy and the Bean Home News NJ Brooks, Walter R Newspaper. Freddy's friend Mr. Dimsey is ousted for publishing news of Bean Farm in the local newspaper. Animals decide to take action and publish the first animal newspaper 136628 2001 Freddy Got Fingered M Reporter. Local Field Reporter (Ted Friend) 136629 2004 Freddy VS Ghostbusters M Short TV News Anchor (D.R. Thorstad). 136630 2003 Freddy Vs. Jason M News Media. Anchorman (Tom Hallick). TV Reporter (Claire Riley). Local Field Reporter (Ted Friend). Unemployed cartoonist moves back in with his parents and younger brother Freddy. When his parents demand he leaves, he begins to spread rumors that his father is sexually abusing Freddy. 136631 1989 Freddy's Nightmares: Deadline T DVD -R HQ 8580 Episode. Cub Reporter Peter (Aaron Harnick), whose father is publisher of the Springwood Star-Times gets him a job on the newspaper, relives deaths he describes in obituaries. A lover who saved a coed's life now lures her toward room. Police Reporter Anderson. Editor Brandeis, female journalist who handles Peter's copy and is angry that he doesn't do proper reporting. 136632 1989 Freddy’s Nightmares: Dreams That Kill T DVD -R HQ 10976 Episode. TV Reporter (Dick Gautier) probes deaths caused by dreams. An accident victim receives a brain-cell transplant. 136633 1989 Freddy’s Nightmares: Heartbreak Hotel T DVD -R HQ 10414 Episode #24. 10-15-1989. Tabloid Reporter investigates an Elvis sighting. Following an Elvis sighting to The Springwood Hotel, a tabloid reporter Jerry (Richard Cox) finds that the phony stories that he writes come true. 136634 1989 Freddy's Nightmares: Identity Crisis T Episode #21. 5-21-1989 Photographer (Sanford Clark). 136635 1988 Freddy's Nightmares: No More Mr. Nice Guy T Episode #1 10-9-1988 Reporter (Robert Goen). 136636 2000 Fredens ofre DF Denmark Interviewer-Narrator Stig Andersen 136637 2004 Frederik & Mary DF Reporters Helle Bygum, Natasja Crone-Back, Line Baun Danielsen, Pul Elgard, Tine Gotzsche, Morten Lokkegaard, Claus Hagen Petersen, Mette Vibe Utzon, Anja Westphal. Danmarks Radio's live coverage of the royal Danish wedding of Kronprins Frederik and Kronprinsesse Mary on May 14. 136638 2004 Frederik & Mary - Det kongelige bryllup DF Hosts Mette Vibe Utzon, Line Baun Danielsen, Natasja Crone-Back). Reporter Soren Vestegaard. 136639 2004 Frederik og Mary - Forsvaret hylder brudeparret DF Denmark Reporters (Michele Bellaiche, Tina Nikolaisen - Themselves). Commentator (Niels Brinch - Himself). Host (Milcael Kambr - Himself). 136640 1994 Fredrikssons fabrikk MF Norway. Journalist (Hilde Grythe). Photographer (Michael Tomasewicz). 136641 2004 FredTV: Fred Medill T Journalist Fred Medill, 18-year-old, America's youngest A-list celebrity journalist stars on his own Web site, FredTV as well as hosting a movie news show on WAM!. 136642 1918 Free SS UCLA Dreiser, Theodore Free and Other Stories Press 136643 1981 Free Amerika Broadcasting M Anchorman (William Ballenger). Free Amerika Announcer (Dale Andre). The Cameraman (Thomas Henry). President Richard Nixon has been assassinated and Vice President Spiro Agnew has declared martial law throughout America. 136644 1941 Free Company, The R Publisher William Randolph Hearst attacks Orson Welles 136645 2006 Free Jimmy C News Media. TV Newscaster (Kris Marshall - Voice). TV Reporter (Sarah Radclyffe - Voice). TV Newscaster (Astrid Versto) 136646 1967 Free Love Confidential M AFI-Photographers Photographer 136647 2005 Free Lunch M News Media. WJPR Anchorman (Jay Strike Carlin). Camerawoman (Janine M. Wick). 136648 1944 Free Men Shall Stand NJ Stone, Eugenia Printer John Peter Zenger. Matt Ferris, The Journal. John Peter Zenger story. Anna Zenger 136649 1999 Free of Eden MT Interviewer (Linda Carter) 136650 1997 Free Reign: Suspense Novel, A NM Aubert, Rosemary Journalist 136651 1931 Free Soul, A M DVD -R HQ 4092, 4093. SVDSP 1325 Reporter (James Donlin) 136652 1999 Free Speech for Sale M Correspondent-Host (Bill Moyers) 136653 1989 Free Spirit T 12-17-89 Talk Show. Thomas leaves the house on a stormy night to be a guest on a talk show 136654 2007 Free To a Good Home M TV News Anchor (Christy Lynn). 136655 1995 Free Willy 2: Adventure Home, The M Reporter (Julie Inouye). Reporter (Basil Wallace). 136656 2002 Free: Becky Smyth Story, The M Interviewer (Greg Lund) 136657 1980 Freebies P MLPL Cope, E. Play Index, 1978-82 Press 136658 1889 Freeburgers, The N Snider, Denton Jacques Editor of Freeburg Watchman, pro-slavery journal opposed to the Banner. Dick Turnover is a reporter. Miss Hope Winslow, schoolmistress from New England, appears as journalist. 136659 1928 Freedom of the Press M Kyne, Peter B. (Story). J. Grubb Alexander (Continuity-Adaptation). Walter Anthony (Titles). AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Newspaper Owner Bill Ballard (Henry B. Walthall) is a newspaper owner's son who takes over when his father is murdered and opposes corrupt mayoral candidate. Bombing of newspaper office and the killing of the editor were inspired by an incident in Canton, Ohio. 136660 1920 Freedom of the Press P MLPL Baker, George Index-One Act, 1900-1923 - 812.08 T289 Press 136661 1935 Freedom of the Press: One-Act Play, A P MLPL Sudbury, John 809.292 U57 Press 136662 1941 Freedom Radio M Radio used to denounce Nazis and sabotage Hitler 136663 1970 Freedom to Love M AFI-Censorship News Media 136664 2003 Freedom: A History of Us: Fatal Contradiction, A T Episode #5. Journalist Frederick Douglass (Morgan Freeman). Newspaper Voices (Philip Bosco, Graham Greene). Commentator (Eric Foner). 136665 2003 Freedom: A History of Us: Safe for Democracy T Episode #11. 2003 New York Times Reporter (Dennis Quaid). Host Katie Couric 136666 2003 Freedom: A History of Us: Wake Up America T Episode #4. Reporter (Tom Hanks). 136667 2003 Freedom: A History of Us: War to End Slavery, A T Episode #6. Editor (Al Roker) Christian Redorder Editor. Host (Katie Couric). Commentary (Eric Foner). Journalist-Author Frederick Douglass (Morgan Freeman). 136668 2003 Freedom: A History of Us: Yearning to Breathe Free T Episode #10. Newspaper Editor (Michael Caine). Publisher-Editor Joseph Pulitzer (Harry Connick Jr.). TV Newswoman-Host Katie Couric. Commentary (Eric Foner). Journalist-Humorist Mark Twain (Matthew McConaughey). Muckraking Journalist Ida Tarbell (Dana Reeve). Appleton's Journal (Julia Roberts). 136669 2009 Freedom’s Flight N Phillips, Gary Female Reporter finds a deep buried secret that could shock the nation during World War II. The female reporter digs deeper into the national conspiracy and finds her life in jeopardy. She must chose between telling the truth and saving her life. While the war is raging across Europe and Africa, a battle is also being fought on American soil. Eager to join the fight, black soldiers were denied the right to defend their country. One man is charged with a duty that could change the course of the war in Africa. On a spy mission he must find a traitor. But as he gets closer, he finds he must choose between obligation to his country and duty to his race. Patriotic lounge singer gives up his career to serve his country, but to do so he must hide his identity. In the heat of battle, he must make a choice between the man he thought he was and the man he truly is. A group of courgeous people defy the odds and fight the war of their conscience to keep themselves and their country safe. 136670 2008 Freedom’s Price NR Brockmann, Suzanne Loveswept #873 War Correspondent Liam Bartlett had nearly lost his life in San Salustiano and for five years the reporter has done his best to silence his ghosts. When a female revolutionary arrived in Boston, all his memories returned -- along with a white-hot hunger for the young rebel who had hidden him and kept him alive. She ached for Liam’s touch, so long forbidden, but now hers to fight for with a woman’s fierce need. Could a love once forged in fire at last burn true? 136671 2004 Freedom2Speak v2.0 DF Germany Film Critic, USA (Alex De Leon - Himself) 136672 1998 Freedomland N Price, Richard Reporter Jesse Haus, ambitious young reporter for the local newspaper 136673 2006 Freedomland M Price, Richard (Novel, Screenplay) News Media. News Anchor (Cheryl Wills). Female Reporter (Marsia Redanty). 136674 1994 Freefall M Reporter-Photographer Katy Mazur (Pamela Gidley), a beautiful, sexy wildlife photojournalist while on a special assignment to Africa to photograph a rare bird, interviews a thrill-seeker in a South American rain forest to feature him in an article. He follows her to London where he finds himself in the middle of international intrigue as terrorists open fire on her and her wealthy publisher fiancé. Rescuing her, they flee, pursued all the way to the streets of Manhattan. 136675 1715 Freeholder, The ER COPY Addison, Joseph Fictional Journalist. Free-holder by Addison. A Free-holder may be either a Voter, or a Knight of the Shire. A Wit, or a Fox-hunter; a Scholar, or a Soldier; an Alderman, or a Courtier; a Patriot, or a Stock-jobber. "But I chuse to be distinguish'd by the Denomination, as the Free-holder is the Basis of all other Titles." 1715-1716 136676 1992 Freejack M Newswoman (Jerry Hall). Cameraman (Jeff Scordino). 136677 1996 Freeway M News Media. News Reporter (Christine Mourad). Female Anchor (Melinda Renna). 136678 1988 Freeway M TV Interviewer (Deem Bristow) 136679 1989 Freeway Maniac M Newswoman (Khorshed Nusrutty) 136680 1992 Freeze Frame MT SV 47 Bindley, William (Screenplay) Made for Canadian TV - Ness Book TV Reporter Victoria Case (Robyn Douglas) gets an exclusive interview with a politician planning to close down an amusement park to build a convention center. Convinces Assignment Editor Brandon (Adam Carl) to help her. She also asks High School TV Reporter Lindsey Scott (Shannon Doherty) who works for "Home Room News" and idolizes Case, to help her. Scott is tired of covering school bake sales and wants to take on more controversial topics such as AIDS. But she meets resistance from her journalism teacher. While covering the politician's speech, the three journalists witness an explosion. Scott says they have uncovered a conspiracy, but the more experienced reporter tells her they lack hard evidence. Scott breaks into student's house. Journalists infiltrate chemical company disguised as a cleaning crew. They discover the TV reporter's boss is in on the conspiracy leading to a chase through the TV station. Boss pulls a gun on Case in the edit bay. Reporter switches tapes. Incriminating footage on politician is aired. TV Homeroom. News Anchor (John Wurster). Newspaper Reporter (John E. Blazier). Weatherman (George Schatzlien). 136681 2006 Freeze Me, Tender N Black, Michael A. Five Star Mystery Magazine Reporter Harry Bauer out of Chicago intends to find out if the hillbilly king of rock-and-roll, Colton Purcell, was cryogenically frozen after his premature death 10 years ago. The investigation takes Bauer from good-old Memphis to glitzy Las Vegas where the tenth anniversary celebration of Colton’s death is in full swing. When Harry’s mentor and friend, a Vegas reporter specializing in conspiracy theories, turns up murdered, Harry is intent on finding out why. But in a city where illusion often transcends reality, the truth proves more elusive than gambler’s lucky streak. Not only is there a huge Colton imitator contest going on, but the King’s only daughter is set to marry the epicene Prince of Latino Pop (despite her mother’s objections), and a mysterious young man has introduced himself to Harry, claiming to be Colton’s illegitimate son. The trail leads Harry to the dark side of sin city, crossing paths with a bunch of mob guys, a very efficient and very large contract killer, and some unexpected people from Colton Purcell’s past. There’s also the murder of Colton’s famous manager, the abduction of a mysterious figure from a Memphis nursing home, and a host of other problems that make Harry begin to wonder, is it really Colton Purcell hanging upside down in that cryogenic tube full of liquid nitrogen? If Harry can live long enough, he may just find out. 136682 2007 Freezer Burn M News Media. Reporter (Marie Barnevik McKeige). 136683 2003 Freezer Jesus, The M News Media. Reporter (Lori Silvey). 136684 1968 Freezing Down N OWN - H Bodelsen, Anders Editor Bruno, a young orphan bachelor editor 136685 1967 Freispruch für Isidor Ruge N Diggelmann, Walter Matthias Switzerland Journalist 136686 1999 Freitag Nacht News DF Series 1999 TV Anchor (Henry Grundler). Editor in the Studio (Volker G. Schmitz). 136687 1979 French Atlantic Affair T Miniseries, three parts TV Newscaster Jerry Dunphy as himself 136688 1977 French Atlantic Affair, The N OWN - P Lehman, Ernest News Media 136689 2006 French Bomber Detective M Short Newscaster (Jodi Redmond). 136690 1973 French Conspiracy, The (L'Attentat) M Barzman, Ben, Basilio Franchina, Jorge Semprun (Screenplay) France - Ness Book Journalist Darien (Jean-Louis Trintignant) is manipulated into luring Moroccan revolutionary leader to France. He is kidnapped, tortured with support of French government officials and secret service, and disappears. When journalist suffers crisis of conscience, he tries to help, but is killed. Corrupt TV newscaster Garcin (Philippe Noiret) is under the control of the government. Journalists, rather than trying to expose a political conspiracy, are depicted as contributing to it. 136691 1963 French Dressing M Press 136692 2008 French Kissing NR Warren, Nancy Harlequin Blaze Series #389 Magazine Editor and Fashionista Kimi Renton in Manhattan is one of the beautiful people at couture week every year. But this time she’s stuck with a rumpled P.I. posing as her photographer. Holden MacGreggor is tough-guy gorgeous -- and badly dressed. So if he’s going to play the part right, she’s going to have to dress him properly -- then undress him slowly. Soon they’ve having so much fun under the covers they almost forget that they’re supposed to be undercover, busting up an international theft ring. Then, ooh, la la turns into oh-oh when they’re found out. Could this be the last tango in Paris for both of them? 136693 1954 French Line, The M DVD -R HQ 3115 (mislabeled as 3114), 3116. SVD 1434 Reporters (Carlos Albert, Al Cavens, Frank Marlowe, Nick Stuart, Charles Smith, Allen Ray, Jeffrey Sayre, Ralph Volkie, Robert Dayo, Donald Moray, Joseph Rubino, Renald DuPont). Reporter (Allen Ray). Reporter (Joe Rubino). Reporter (Nick Stuart). Reporter (Ralph Volkie). Photographer (Buck Young). Reporter in Hotel Room (Jo Gilbert). Reporter in Hotel Room (Frank Marlowe). Reporter in Hotel Room (Charles Smith). Reporter on Dock (Jeffrey Sayre). Photographer on Dock (Buck Young). 136694 1979 French Postcards M Photographer (Jean-Pierre Kohut-Svelko). 136695 1985 French Quarter Undercover M Reporter Kevin (Layton Martens). Editor (Lew Weinberg). 136696 1994 French Silk MT DVD -R 1552 Reporter (Alexander Laurent). Reporter #1 (Graham Timbes). Reporter #2 (Rose Stabler). Reporter at Funeral (D'Ayanna Hicks). Photographer Leon (Paul Rosenberg). Media circus. 136697 2009 French Tycoon’s Pregnant Mistress, The NR Green, Abby Reporter Alana Cusack meets French tycoon Pascal Leveque at a rugby match and sparks fly. Alana has a painful first marriage behind her, and that makes her understandably commitment shy, but when she finds herself pregnant, Pascal determines to be part of her life. Devastatingly handsome Leveque has his sights set on Cusack. Her seeming inexperience intrigues him -- she used to be married. Alana’s marriage was a sham. It left her feeling unattractive and unwanted. Now that Pascal has claimed her as his mistress, he’ll teach the innocent Alana how much pleasure can be had in the bedroom. But passion leads to pregnancy, and Pascal vows he’ll take Alana in Paris -- and to the altar. 136698 1965 French Without Dressing M AFI-Television TV 136699 1987 Frenchman's Farm M TV Newsman (Rod Warren). 136700 1998 Fresh Gear DT Series 1998 Correspondent Patrick Norton (1998-2000). 136701 1992 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: T SVD 1127 Episodes. Series 1990-1996. News Media. A wealthy family in Bel-Air, California receives a dubious gift from their poorer relations in Philadelphia when Will Smith arrives as The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Three conceited cousins include Hilary (Karyn Parsons). Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. 136702 1992 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Asses to Ashes T Episode #59. 11-16-1992 News Media. Reporter #1 (Jeanne Mori). Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. 136703 1996 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Butler's Son Did It, The T Episode #141. 3-18-1996 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. Hilary starts writing her autobiography and an early childhood photo reveals a shocking secret. Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136704 1991 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Cased Up T Episode #34. 11-11-1991 Future Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) meets the man of Phil's dreams to date. He is a chip off Phillip's block. He is young, dashing and is everything Hillary is looking for in a man. All is going well until there is a small car accident. Banks ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). He is Trevor Collins in earlier episodes. 136705 1995 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Decent Proposal, A T Episode #115. 2-13-1995 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. Accident-prone Hillary prolongs Will's recovery after he gets shot. Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136706 1996 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Eye, Tooth T Episode #146. 5-13-1996 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. William Shatner stars as Hilary's talk-show guest, but Will must find a way to beam him from the dentist's chair to the set. Meanwhile, Hilary's show treks to New York and Ashley insists on tagging along. Is William happy on happy gas? Can Will pull this off? 136707 1994 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Father Knows Best T Episode #106. 10-24-1994 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. Hilary tries to broaden her talk show's demographics. Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136708 1993 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Father of the Year T Episode #77. 10-4-1993 College Reporter (Jose Smith, Jr. Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. 136709 1993 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Fresh Prince After Dark T Episode #82. 11-8-1993 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. Will breaks a date with Jackie to accompany Hilary to a Playboy Mansion reception for weather reporters being photographed for the magazine. Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136710 1992 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, A T DVD -R HQ 8275. SV 208 Episode #60. 11-23-1992 Sportscaster (Vanessa Williams) is pregnant and Will helps her deliver her baby on the way to the hospital. Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. 136711 1995 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Get a Job T Episode #126. 9-25-1995 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. In competition with Carlton, Will sets out to prove he's the best man for the job on Hilary's TV show by escorting a famous comedian's sister out on the town. TV Newswoman (Bree Walker - Herself). Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136712 1993 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Hex and the Single Guy T Episode #80. 10-25-1993 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136713 1992 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Hilary Gets a Job T SV 161 Episode #53. 10-5-1992 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) gets a job reporting weather on television. 136714 1992 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Hilary Gets a Life T Episode #39. 1-6-1992 Future Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) is too dependent on her parent's money. That's what Phil thinks after reviewing his credit card bill. He then cuts up her credit cards and forces her to get a job. Not knowing what to do or how to look for a job Hilary struggles. Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136715 1996 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: I, Done (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #147-#148. 5-20-1996. Series Two-Part Finale Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. The Banks decide to put the mansion up for sale. Family members are on the go. Hilary and Ashley move to New York, Hilary for here talk show and Ashley for her ad role and her education. Carlton is going to Princeton. Philip, Vivian and Nicky are moving out east. The family packs up and leaves to go their various ways. 136716 1995 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: I, Ooh, Baby, Baby T Episode #135. 12-11-1995 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. Will plays matchmaker for Hilary, setting her up with his doctor friend, but romance is the last thing on her mind as she anticipates the first national broadcast of "The Hilary Show." Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136717 1996 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: I, Stank Hole in One T Episode #145. 5-6-1996 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. On Live with Regis and Kathie Lee Gifford (Themselves), Hilary subs for Gifford, but doesn't see eye-to-eye with co-host Philbin. Stage Manager (Lynn A. Henderson). Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136718 1996 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: I, Stank Horse T Episode #144. 4-22-1996 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. Hilary and Carlton try to protect a horse on death row. Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136719 1993 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Knowledge is Power T Episode #13. 11-26-1990 Future Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) tells Vivian that she is going to go study at the library with a friend. But after Vivian leaves the room, Hilary tells her friend she lied about going to the library and mentions she has dropped out of UCLA and lied to get a way with going out elsewhere. When Will hears this, he plans to play a trick. 136720 1990 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Mistaken Identity T DVD -R HQ 4175 Episode #16. 10-15-1990 News Media. Newscaster (Anthony Auer). Will and Carlton arrange a media stunt. Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. 136721 1996 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Not With My Pig, You Don't T Episode Reporter profiles community leader Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. 136722 1990 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 11091 Episode #1. 9-10-1990. Series 1990-1996. Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) works at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). He is Trevor Collins in earlier episodes. He died while proposing to Hilary in a bungee accident, a part of ill-conceived, live publicity stun. Towards the end of the series, Hilary Banks hosted her own talk show called Hilary! 136723 1995 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Script Formerly Known As, The T Episode #129. 10-16-1995 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. Will decides to book a juror dismissed from Philip's big show-biz madam sex-scandal case for Hilary's show, which results in embarrassment for Judge Banks and some annoying apologies from Will and Hilary. Talk-Show Host Jay Leno (Himself). Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136724 1995 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Stress Related T Episode #127. 10-2-1995 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. After learning a little something about initiative, Will jumps to Hilary's' aid prior to a key business meeting at the station. An unemployed Carlton subs for Philip on career day at Ashley's school. Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136725 1993 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Take My Cousin -- Please T Episode #84. 11-22-1993 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. On academic probation, Will schemes to improve his grades by fixing up a newly divorced English professor with Hilary, who soon finds fault with the man, further jeopardizing Will's academic future. Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136726 1995 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: There's the Rub (Parts 1 and 2) T Episode #133-#134. 11-20-2007 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Then she gets her own talk show, "The Hilary Show," which ends up going national. Hilary and Carlton volunteer at a homeless shelter on Thanksgiving while the extended family fills up on holiday treats. Hilary and Carlton get a lesson in humility at the homeless shelter. Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136727 1995 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Three's a Crowd T Episode #112. 1-9-1995 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). Hilary prepares to leave the nest. Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136728 1993 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Where There's a Will, There's a Way (Part 2) T Episode #75.9-20-1993 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). He is Trevor Collins in earlier episodes. Hilary asks for a "special" proposal from Trevor -- and gets it. 136729 1994 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Who's the Boss T Episode #88. 1-10-1994 Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). An "I Hate Hilary" newsletter precipitates stormy weather. Hilary summons an outrageous TV psychic and spirit channeler who arranges a séance to communicate with the dead and enable Hilary to get over Trevor once and for all -- and hexes a disbelieving Will. 136730 1994 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Will's Up the Dirt Road T DVD -R HQ 1972. SVD 1242. SV 292 Episode #109. 11-21-1994 Tabloid Reporter Will (Will Smith) gets into legal trouble with Talk Show Host Jay Leno. Will tries his hand at journalism to prove something to his girlfriend, but gets sued for his efforts. Reporter (Nicole Niblack). Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). She ends up getting her own local talk show, "The Hilary Show," which goes national. 136731 1991 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The: Working It Out T Episode #25. 5-6-1991 Future Weather Reporter Hilary Banks (Karyn Parsons) works for actress Marissa Redman (Queen Latifah) and she wants Will as her boy toy or Hilary's glamorous job is over. Does Will help out Hillary? Banks ends up working at a local TV station and falls in love with TV News Anchor Trevor Newsworthy (Brian Stokes Mitchell). He is Trevor Collins in earlier episodes. 136732 2006 Fresh: Stick Thin in India DF UK. Episode #7. 3-28-2006 Photographer Gautam Rajadhyaksha (Himself). 136733 1909 Freshman Full-Back, The SS MLPL Paine, R.D. City Editor and Mr. Seeley Author worked for Philadelphia Press. War correspondent in Spanish-American war 136734 1936 Freshman Love M DVD -R HQ 6927, 6926. Editor (Peter Potter) 136735 1938 Freshman Year M Editor (Hugh McArthur). 136736 1925 Freshman, The M DVD -R HQ 4827, 4829. SVD 1378 Lloyd Newspaper. Tate Tattler documents Harold's dizzy dash to popularity. Newspaper photo 136737 1986 Fresno MT Miniseries Reporter. 1st Reporter (Ralph Wood). 2nd Reporter (Nike Doukas). 3rd Reporter (Lisle Wilson). 4th Reporter (Vance Valencia). Photographer (Randy Kovitz). 136738 2006 Freunde fur immer - Das Leben ist run TF Germany. Reporter (Bernd Blomer). 136739 2002 Frida M DVD -R HQ 2965, 2966, 2897 Newsreel Reporter (Elliot Goldenthal). NY Reporter (Julian Sedgwick). 136740 1986 Frida, naturaleza viva MF Mexico. Photographer (Francois Lartigue). 136741 1975 Friday Foster M DVD -R HQ 6162, 6163. DVD -R 1563. SVD 951 (missing ending) Lawrence, Jim, Jorge Longaren (Chicago Tribune and New York News Syndicate Comic Strip). Orville Hampton (Screenplay) Ness Book Fashion Photographer Friday Foster (Pam Grier) for Glance Magazine, former model turned journalist uncovers white group out to assassinate black leaders. Editor Monk Riley (Julius Harris) unable to locate white Reporter Shawn North (Stan Stratton). Editor calls Foster on New Year's Eve, assigns her to photograph "black Howard Hughes" even though Foster has reputation for getting involved with subjects. Foster bribes airport security guard with bottle of wine to see billionaire's plane arrive. Witnesses assassination attempt on billionaire. One of men involved in attack boyfriend of a model Foster knows. Model murdered during fashion show after Foster talks to her. At her funeral, Foster spots an assassin, steals hearse to chase him. Arrested by police. Model had ties to Washington DC politicians. Editor says he's not going to let Foster pursue story. Foster does. Dodges attempt on her life. Steals milk truck to go to retreat run by reverend for meeting of black leaders. Meeting targeted by white supremacists. Billionaire and detective arrive to wipe out white army. Foster sleeps with senator, shares hot tub with billionaire and ends up with detective. Sexually liberated journalist in the 1970s. 136742 2002 Friday Night Football DT Australia Commentators Dwayne Russell, Dennis Cometti, Sam Newman - Themselves. Hosts Dermott Brereton, Gary Lyon, Eddie McGuire - Themselves. 136743 2004 Friday Night Lights M News Media. Journalist Jim (Jeff Gibbs). Reporters (Richard Dillard, Robert Flores, Erik Collins, Kimberly Ensey). On Field Reporter (C.Jo. Vela). Carter Play-By-Play Announcers (Lewis B. Johnson, J.D. Hawkins). Permian Color Announcer (Clay Kennedy). Permian Play-by-Play Announcer (Barry Sykes). 136744 2006 Friday Night Lights: Crossing the Line T DVD -R HQ 7488 Episode #8. 11-28-2006 News Media. Coach Taylor and his team. 136745 2006 Friday Night Lights: El Accidente T DVD -R HQ 7272 Episode #6. 11-7-2006 Sports Media. Sports Talk Radio. Reporter on TV reporting on the Voodoo Tatom eligibility case that is going before the Texas District High School Athletic Association for a judgment. If found ineligible, the victory will be forfeited. Decision on Ray Voodoo Tatum's eligibility is announced on TV. Did not issue a final ruling. Voodoo Tatum tells the media the truth about being recruited and the victory is forfeited. 136746 2006 Friday Night Lights: Eyes Wide Open T Episode #2. 10-10-2006 Interviewer (Stephen Bishop). 136747 2006 Friday Night Lights: Full Hearts T DVD -R HQ 7489 Episode #9. 12-5-2006 News Media. Rumors begin about Tim and Lyla's relationship. Julie and Matt try to go out on a date but it is cursed from the beginning. Panthers anticipate upcoming game with Gatling High. 136748 2006 Friday Night Lights: Git 'Er Done T DVD -R HQ 7187 Episode. 10-30-2006 Sports Media. Sports Talk Radio. Fearing job insecurity, coach Taylor must choose between starting the eager second-string quarterback or new recruit Ray Tatum "Voodoo." Tim and Lyla's relationship heats up. 136749 2006 Friday Night Lights: Homecoming T DVD -R HQ 8633 Episode #7. 11-4-2006 News Media. 136750 2008 Friday Night Lights: Humble Pie T DVD -R HQ 9576 Episode. 1-25-2008 News Conference. Brian speaks to the news media after charges are filed against him for hitting a Caucasian youth. He must decide whether to swallow his pride or stand up for what he believes. He’s convinced to apologize before the cameras for a reduced charge. The boy he beat up goes on TV to say he won’t accept the apology. A TV Reporter finds Brian and goads him into saying the white kid didn’t deserve an apology because of what he said to him and his sister -- racist remarks, sexual remarks. Jason finds a new career. Tami is hired as the girl’s volleyball coach. Tim tries to express his feelings to Lyla who is infatuated with the Christian Talk Radio Station host. 136751 2008 Friday Night Lights: I Knew You When T DVD -R HQ 10571 Episode #38. 10-1-2008 News Media question Coach Taylor about the new season. Reporter #2 (Nellie Gonzalez). Reporter #3 (Meltron Kendrick). Tami gets frustrated when she sees the school’s lacking money when it comes to education, but not the football team. Tyra is advised that because of her poor freshman grades she shouldn’t try to get into a good college. Smash wishes he was as sure as everyone else about his comeback after his shattered knee. 136752 2010 Friday Night Lights: Injury List T DVD -R HQ 11739 Episode. 1-27-2010 Sports Media. News Media covers abortion story. 136753 2010 Friday Night Lights: Laboring T DVD -R HQ 11764 Episode. 2-3-2010 News Media. Anticipation of the game between the Panthers and the Lions has been building for weeks. The nastiness escalates from pranks to destruction of the football field. If Tami doesn’t apologize for the abortion controversy, her career could be over. If she loses her job, the Taylors may not remain in Dillon. No-win situation for Tami. Eric knows it too. The lawyer put it succinctly when he told her she could always fight back a wrongful termination lawsuit assuming she was fired. But it would take years. “There’s law and there’s life.” 136754 2008 Friday Night Lights: May the Best Man Win T DVD -R HQ 9589 Episode. 2-7-2008 Advice Radio Program on a Christian Talk Radio Station. Lyla Garrathy and the host give advice to listeners on how to handle social problems while being true to their Christian religion. Lyla’s boyfriend now does a radio talk show on high school football. 136755 2007 Friday Night Lights: Mud Bowl T DVD -R HQ 8272 Episode. 3-28-2007 News Media. 136756 2007 Friday Night Lights: Nevermind T DVD -R HQ 7726 Episode. 1-3-2007 News Media. Panthers prepare for another game they cannot afford to lose. Jason finds it difficult to adjust to life at home. Matt's father returns from Iraq but the homecoming is not what he expected. 136757 2007 Friday Night Lights: State T DVD -R HQ 8299 Episode. 4-11-2007. Season finale. News Media. Radio Reporter (Jennifer Roxanne Vasquez). TV Camera Operator (Geoffrey Betts). News leaks out that Coach Taylor is leaving the high school to take a job at a college when a reporter asks him if he's leaving and he's forced to tell the truth. The news is a shock to the team who falls behind 26-0 in the State championship game by half-time. The coach tells them they're playing for themselves and their friends and family and they go out and stage the biggest comeback in the history of state. 136758 2009 Friday Night Lights: Stay T DVD -R HQ 11672 Episode. 12-9-2009 Sports Media. Coach tries to look for a new approach to take down their toughest opponent. Vince finds his new calling for car theft. Julie and Matt go to a concert. 136759 2008 Friday Night Lights: Tami Knows Best T DVD -R HQ 10572 Episode #39. 10-8-2008 African-American Reporter does a newspaper story on the Principal Tami Taylor using funding given for a fancy scoreboard to academics and the community uproar over the decision. When the story appears -- Tami checks it on the newspaper’s Web site just as it comes up -- it is a story of how the principal and her husband, the coach, are feuding over the decision. Tami is angry about the story. Coach is more understanding. News Media covers the football season. Tami becomes angry by Tyra’s actions. In an effort to help his grandma, Matt stumbles upon his estranged mother. Coach Taylor tries his best to encourage Smash as he tries to make the college tryouts. 136760 2010 Friday Night Lights: Thanksgiving T DVD -R HQ 11776 Episode. 2-10-2010 News Media and sports media cover the big game and the abortion controversy. The Taylors host Thanksgiving dinner. A visitor surprises Julie and Landry. Tim decides to take the wrap for his brother. Taylor’s team wins the big game. Tami decides not to apologize, is relieved of her duties, and asks to be head of counseling rather than be put on administrative leave. 136761 2007 Friday Night Lights: Upping the Ante T Episode #14. 1-31-2007 News Media. Student Photographer (D.J. Castillo). 136762 2008 Friday Night Lights: Who Do You Think You Are T DVD -R HQ 9517 Episode. 1-15-2008 Advice Radio Program on a Christian Talk Radio Station. Lyla Garrathy joins the host to give advice to listeners on how to handle social problems while being true to their Christian religion. 136763 2006 Friday Night Lights: Who's Your Daddy T DVD -R HQ 7147 Episode #4. 10-24-2006 News Media. Panther Radio is interviewing two teammates. They talk about Voodoo Tatom living through Hurricane Katrina and being in the Superdome. Neither confirms whether he's going to start the next game or not. Taylor is listening to the radio and shuts it off and slam the knob. Interviewer (Ed Clements). Panthers are put against their biggest rival, the Tigers. Nothing short of a win is adequate if Coach Taylor is to save his job. Jason's new roommate helps him to understand all the potential he has for recovery. Matt hits the all-time low. 136764 2006 Friday Night Lights: Wind Sprints T DVD -R HQ 7112 Episode #3. 10-17-2006 TV Sportscaster (Michael Robert Tudyk). Situation in town grows ugly as Coach Taylor takes the heat for a difficult loss. Emotions run high and erupt in a fight while the team's injured quarterback faces rehabilitation. 136765 2005 Friday Night Project, The: T Comedy Series Reporter (Lucy Montgomery - Herself). Presenters (Jimmy Carr, Sharon Horgan, Rob Rouse). 136766 2006 Friday Night Project, The: Jerry Springer T Episode #17. 6-16-2006 Talk-Show Host Jerry Springer. 136767 2006 Friday Night Project, The: Rupbert Everett T Episode #24. 8-4-2006 Reporter (Nikki Grahame). Reporter (Debra Stephenson). Host (Billie Piper). Presenters (Justin Lee Collins, Alan Carr). 136768 1982 Friday the 13th Part III: 3D M Episode Newscaster (Steve Miner). Newswoman (Gianni Standaart) 136769 1989 Friday the 13th: Bad Penny T Episode #57. 10-30-1989 Anchorwoman (Mung-Ling Tsui). 136770 1988 Friday the 13th: Badge of Honor T Episode #22. 7-5-1988 News Commentator (Bill Lake). Printer (Frank Crudell). 136771 1989 Friday the 13th: Butcher, The T Episode #44. 4-24-1989 Interviewer (Sherry Miller). Nazi commandant known as The Butcher used a garrote made of barbed wire to kill his victims. An escaped Nazi is using a mystic talisman, the Amulet of Thule, to resurrect the Nazi killer. The Butcher, Rausch, is masquerading as a right-wing radio talk host named Walden. Although the Amulet is not an antique, Jack must recover it to defeat Rausch and send him back to the grave. 136772 1988 Friday the 13th: Double Exposure T DVD -R HQ 10041 Episode #21. 9-3-1988 TV Anchorman Winston Knight gains great fame and his ratings skyrocket with his exclusive story on a serial killer, the Machete Murderer who will only speak to Knight. What no one knows is that Knight is using a cursed camera that lets him create an exact duplicate of himself that goes out and kills for him providing him with an ironclad alibi and great ratings. As long as he destroys the negative within the allotted time, Knight is fine. Unfortunately, Ryan's new girlfriend Cathy witnesses one of the murders and realizes Knight is somehow the Machete Killer. One of Knight's photo-duplicates kills her, but the trio are close on Knight's trail. Knight eventually fails to destroy one of his indestructible duplicates in time, and disintegrates. However, the duplicate has little time to savor its new life before it dies of previously inflicted wounds. 136773 1989 Friday the 13th: Eye of Death T DVD -R HQ 10574 Episode #38. 1-30-1989 Photographer (Richard Beattie). 136774 1989 Friday the 13th: Femme Fatale T Episode #60. 11-20-1989 News Media. News Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand). 136775 1984 Friday the 13th: Final Chapter, The M Episode Newscaster (John Walsh) 136776 1990 Friday the 13th: Mightier Than the Sword T DVD -R HQ 9405 Episode #62. 1-20-1990 Interviewer (Emmanuel Mark). Famous author of real-life biographies of serial killers, famed for his insights, owes his success to an antique pen. He writes out his story of a serial killer's murders, then uses the pen to "inject" them with the story. The curse then turns the victim into a serial killer controlled by the story and forced to go out and kill. Eventually they are captured and then the author extracts the evil just as they are executed leaving them confused and then dead. Micki becomes the author's next victim. Fortunately, Jack and Johnny stop her before she can kill anyone other than the author himself. 136777 1990 Friday the 13th: Quilt of Hather, The (aka Quilt of Hathor) T DVD -R HQ 10489. VHS 405 Episode News Media 136778 1990 Friday the 13th: Repetition T DVD -R HQ 8620. SVDSP 765. SVD 887 Episode #66. 2-17-1990 Columnist Walter Cromwell (David Ferry) of the Times, America's Newspaper Columnist of the Year. Cromwell accidentally hits a young girl who was wearing a cursed cameo. The columnist stayed up all night to write a column, fell asleep at the wheel while driving and runs over a little girl. The silhouette starts harping at him in the young girl's voice to free her by killing someone else. The columnist then kills his ambitious, obsessive mother which frees the girl, but then the mother's voice starts haunting him. 136779 1997 Friday the 13th: Tails I Live, Heads You Die T Episode Reporter is on the trial of a cult possessing a coin that has the power to raise the dead -- and kill anyone who interferes 136780 1988 Friday the 13th: The Series: And Now the News T DVD -R HQ 10066 Episode. 10-14-1988 News Broadcasts over an antique radio cure one psychiatrist’s mad patient but kill another patient. 136781 2002 Frids film DT Hollywood Reporter Jeannie Mortensen (2003-). 136782 1930 Friend Indeed, A P MLPL Hamilton Index Plays, 1926-1944 - 812 H217 Press 136783 2004 Friend of the Family, A MT DVD -R HQ 8542, 8543 News Media. TV Reporter (Ola Sturik). 136784 1981 Friend or Foe M Reporter (Len Marten) 136785 1994 Friend To Die For, A MT News Media. Reporter (Kymberly Newberry). Anchorman (Craig Stepp). 136786 1968 Friendly Fifties and the Sinister Sixties: 1850-1863, The M Commentator (J. Frank Willis) 136787 1979 Friendly Fire T News Media. Rural American couple embittered about death of son in Vietnam. News Media 136788 1993 Friends M South Africa Newspaper Seller 1 (Gedeon Moegi). Newspaper Seller 2 (Mia Mpute). 136789 1997 Friends 'Til the End MT DVD -R HQ 7395, 7396 TV Anchor Person (Julia Montgomery Brown). Twisted admirer insinuates herself into the life, sorority and band of a rising pop singer. 136790 2001 Friends and Family (aka Friends & Family) M DVD Gay Music Columnist Richard Grayson is brought in to give mobsters a crash course in queer culture, all things lavender. Gay couple are model-handsome gay men who are hit men for the mafia. They support their Cole Porter lifestyle by working as cold-blooded mob enforcers. When one of the men’s parents come to town for an unexpected visit, the two men must pose as cliché, mincing homosexuals who run a catering company. ` 136791 2006 Friends and Lovers in Black and White N Kennedy, Altomease Rucker Aspiring Journalist Leslie hails from Scarsdale and dreams of being a journalist while her mother hopes for a Jewish doctor son-in-law. It is 1965 and she is one of three women who are in college. 136792 1995 Friends At Last MT Sandler, Susan (Screenplay) Canada-U.S. New York Columnist Phillip Conlon (Colin Feore) goes from struggling writer to toast of Manhattan and his success takes a toll on his marriage, particularly when he starts to incorporate his wife and daughter into his column. He is absorbed in his work. Although his wife provides the journalist's entry into influential society, she becomes an embarrassment. Couple goes through bitter divorce and journalist takes up with another woman. They have a reunion at their daughter's college graduation when his former wife discovers she has breast cancer. New York, 4/3/95: "I think I speak for all of us who wrote Wednesday columns about family life for the New York Times back to the seventies when we still had feelings when I say it even, well, hurts." 136793 1979 Friends in High Places N Goldberg, L.-S.T. Robinson News Media 136794 1965 Friends in Low Places N Raven, Simon Press. Chicanery in journalism. 136795 1934 Friends of Mr. Sweeney M SV 419 Davis, Elmer (Novel). Warren Duff, Sidney Sutherland (Screenplay). F. Hugh Herert, Erwin Gelsey (Additional Dialogue) Ness Book Editorial Writer for The Balance ("The Critical Weekly of Public Opinion"), Asaph (Charlie Ruggles), is a Milquetoast journalist is under the thumb of owner Brumbaugh (Berton Churchill). An old college buddy gives Asaph courage. You can do anything if you are "friends of Mr. Sweeney." Asaph captures some crooks, stands up to his boss and writes the article the way it should be written. Reporter (Milton Kibbee). 136796 1925 Friends of Mr. Sweeney N OWN - H - USC Davis, Elmer Editor Ace Holliday. Editress of the Balance, Miss Boyd. Life on a liberal weekly magazine of opinion. Work of a former OWI chief and radio newsman 136797 1991 Friends, Lovers, Enemies N Victor, Barbara TV Reporter Sasha Beale is vacationing in Rome and trying to recover from a wrenching divorce when she finds herself at the site of a terrorist bomb explosion. 136798 2004 Friends: Last One, The T SVDSP 1700 (Media Excerpts) Newspaper. Phoebe hears name of babies -- Jack Bing -- and says "sounds like a '40s newspaper guy. Jack Bing. Morning Gazette. I'm going to blow this story wide open." 136799 1995 Friends: One With Five Steaks and an Eggplant, The T Episode #29. 10-19-1995 Cameraman (Adam Stewart). 136800 2002 Friends: One with Joey's Interview, The T Episode #238. 4-4-2002 Magazine Reporter-Interviewer (Sasha Alexander) for Soap Opera Magazine. Joey gives an interview to the magazine for an article about "Days of Our Lives." Everyone is excited about it, but also worried about Joey and his habit to tell the first thing that comes out from his head. They promise to be near during the interview which takes place in the cafeteria. There, Joey will tell the reporter all about his life. When Joey is about to say something wrong, everyone shows up and stops him. Then Joey will talk about all of them and who could be his best friend. When the interview's finished and everything is fine with Joey, he'll say to the reporter a wrong answer to a very basic question. 136801 1997 Friends: One With the Ballroom Dancing, The T Episode #77. 10-16-1997 Interviewer (Cheryl Francis Harrington). 136802 2002 Friends: One with the Cooking Class, The T DVD -R HQ 7145. SVD 1174 Episode #191. 5-2-2002 Food Critic (Tim Maculan) blasts Monica's cooking in a newspaper review. She gets angry with the critic who wrote an awful review about a soup served at her restaurant. She wants him to try her soup again so he can write a better review. She stops by the school where the critic gives cooking classes. She forces the critic to taste her soup again. Intimidated, he says the soup tastes great. 136803 2001 Friends: The One After I Do T Episode #171. 9-27-2001 Photographer (Allen Lulu). 136804 1871 Friendship's Garland Being The Conversations, Letters and Opinions of the Late Arminius Baron von Thunder-Ten-Tronckh N USC Arnold, Matthew Collected and Edited with a Dedicatory letter to Adolescents, Leo, Esq. In "The Daily Telegraph." Leo of the Daily Telegraph. Reporters and newspapers 136805 1979 Friendships, Secrets and Lies MT Deal, Babs H. (Novel - "Walls Came Tumbling Down, The"). Joanna Jane Crawford (Teleplay) Ness Book Editor Martha Plowden (Cathryn Damon) of women's section and Reporter Jessie Dunne (Sondra Locke) for the Arcona News Chronicle interested in discovery of baby's skeleton when a sorority house is torn down. Editor is one of six members of sorority. Journalists clash over reporter's tactics. Dunne sneaks into college records office. Publishes diary written by boyfriend of one of the women. Reporter justifies actions by claiming she is trying to write story that will mean something for women. Editor accuses her of rationalizing her own selfish motives. Continually comments on innocent lives ruined by the articles. Reporter uses the incident for a pro-choice crusade. Baby is revealed to have been the editor's baby. Other sorority sisters agree to claim at a hearing that the baby was theirs. As the six women march to the courthouse, reporter stands among pro-choice supporters and hugs the editor before she goes into the hearing. "I'm just trying to write a piece that will mean something for women." "One of these women will be tried for murder." 136806 1956 Fright M News Media. TV Newscaster (Chris Bohm). Reporter (Norman Burton). Managing Editor (Robert Gardett). City Editor Bill (Tom Reynolds). 136807 1985 Fright Night M Newscaster (Chris Hendrie) 136808 1989 Fright Night Part II M Newscaster (Ed Quinlan) 136809 1969 Frightened Woman, The (aka Femina ridens. Laughing Woman, The) M Italy. Ness Journalist Mary (Dagmar Lassander) 136810 1996 Frighteners, The M DVD -R HQ 10694, 10695 Reporter Steve Bayliss, Gazette Reporter (Jonathan Blick). Reporter (Charlie McClellan). 136811 1982 Frightmare M Newscaster (Michael Linder) 136812 2007 Frightworld M News Media. Crime Scene Reporter (Debra Ann Lorenzo). News Anchors (Shandra Gardner, Stephanie Hooley, Rick Olson). 136813 1917 Fringe of Society, The M AFI-Publishers/Reporters - Ness Book Publisher Martin Drake (Milton Sills), reformed alcoholic publisher of The Record supports Prohibition. Turns to drink again when he finds his wife is unfaithful. Kidnapped to prevent him from printing a story. Rescued by Tip O'Neill (George Larkin), another reporter who writes up the story while the publisher rescues his wife from the man she is having an affair with. Variety: "Anyone conversant with the editorial staffs of city newspapers knows how ridiculous this is…." 136814 1932 Frisco Jenny M Reporter (William A. Wellman). 136815 1935 Frisco Kid, The M DVD -R HQ 6440. 6441. Duff, Warren, Seton I. Miller (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book - James Cagney. Newspaper Owner Jean Barrat (Margaret Lindsay) and Editor Charles Ford (Donald Woods) of the Tribune help a sailor, who kills a man. The editor is later shot in the back by a crooked politician when he declares war on the Barbary Coast. Dying editor's last words to Barrat: "Don't let the paper stop. Keep after them." The female publisher-editor keeps the presses rolling asking for revenge. Barrat runs an editorial written by her late father calling for the formation of a vigilante group, but the mob gets out of hand. She saves Mogan from the mob. Newspaper plays a prominent role as a force fighting for reform. Newspaper under attack while vigilantes hang two killers. Morgan, now a leader of the Barbary coast, comes and stops them, tells them to go and protect the Coast. Fight takes place. They burn down the saloons, take everyone into custody. Morgan is shot in the back trying to save lives and the newspaper. The wounded Morgan is sentenced to die as the ringleader, the controlling power of the Coast. But Miss Barrat speaks on his behalf and he is saved. 136816 1935 Frisco Waterfront M Houston, Norman (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Circulation Manager for the Herald, Dan Elliott (Rod La Rocque). Role the press plays in getting politicians elected. Instance of a journalist helping a politician rather than trying to expose corrupt ones. 136817 1995 Frisk M Newscaster (Mark Finch). Snuff Photographer (Dustin Schell). 136818 2006 Frisky Dingo: Blind Faith C DVD -R HQ 7491 Episode #8 12-2-2006 Reporter Grace Ryan experiences side effects. Turns into Antagone. She blinds Killface with acid. Xander Crews is kidnapped by robots. 136819 2006 Frisky Dingo: Meet Antagone C DVD -R HQ 7443. Episode. 11-25-2006 Reporter Grace Ryan experiences side effects. Turns into Antagone after she muffs one take after another on camera. 136820 1972 Friß, Vogel N Mechtel, Angelika Germany TV Journalist 136821 1998 Frog and Wombat M News Media. News Reporter (Nadine Porterfield). 136822 1989 Frog Girl: The Jennifer Graham Story MT News Media. Fact-based drama. 136823 2002 Frog King, The N Gossip Columnist Liz Smith. Hero editorial cog at Prestige Books. 136824 1972 Frogs M Photographer Pickett Smith (Sam Elliott) and others are on an island infested with large reptiles 136825 1991 Frogs! M Reporter (Lynn Houston) 136826 1941 Froken Kyrkratta MF Journalist (Bror Abelli). Journalist (Folke Algotsson). Journalist (Blenda Bruno). Journalist (Ragnar Falck). Editor (Artur Cederborgh). Reporter (Arne Lindblad). Press Reporter (Douglas Hage). 136827 1950 Frokens forsta barn MF Journalist Sonja Broberg (Sickan Carlsson). Nysis' Photographer (Carl-Axel Elfving). 136828 2003 Frokost-TV DT Norway. Series 2003 News Staff. Journalists Hege Duckert (2005-), Anders Giaever (2005-), Utegaende reporters Christian Strand (2004-), Synnove Svabo (2004-). 136829 2001 Frölichs Träume NM Merschmeier, Michael Germany TV Journalist 136830 1987 From a Whisper to a Scream M SVD 1104 Reporter (Susan Tyrrell) listens to Librarian who tells her four gruesome tales about his town's history. 136831 2006 From Barbados With Love M Newsreader (Ian Bourne). Journalist (Andrea King). Documentary crew films a monkey hunter and a monkey battle for supremacy on Barbados. Good Morning Barbados Host (Julius Gittens). 136832 1980 From Cleveland T Parody News. Boy and Ray satire 136833 1911 From Copy Boy to Reporter, or, His First Assignment N Foster, W. Bert Reporter. 136834 1935 From Courier to Courier P MLPL Nuckles, R. Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 136835 1996 From Dusk Till Dawn M Newscaster Kelly Houge (Kelly Preston) 136836 1999 From Dusk Till Dawn 3: Hangman's Daughter, The M Journalist Ambrose Bierce (Michael Parks) got waylaid en route to joining Pancho Villa's army 136837 1913 From Dusk to Dawn M Newspaper. McNamara bombing of Los Angeles Times building worked into film in which Darrow played himself 136838 1997 From Headline Hunter to Superman D Ness, Richard Journalists. This volume serves as a guide to more than 2,165 feature films that deal with journalism. The book is the result of the author's thesis research -- he is now an instructor in the Department of Communication at Wayne State University. His criteria for inclusion encompass films that deal specifically with the profession of journalism or in which a journalist plays a role in the events, works which perpetuate the image of journalists, the importance of the journalist character, and emphasis on the profession. Journalists are defined as those participating in a news or editorial capacity. The emphasis of the book is on American feature films, though it does include some foreign films with American releases and some made-for-TV films. When possible, films were viewed for the writing of the book. When films were not available, the author researched multiple sources. A general introductory essay deals with journalism as a film genre. Because "a goal of this filmography is to demonstrate changes in the public's perception of the press as reflected in motion pictures," chapters are arranged chronologically, with each covering a decade from the 1930s to the 1990s. The first chapter covers the silent era and the final chapter covers 1980-1996. Each begins with a one-or two-page overview. Within each chapter, films are listed by year of release and then alphabetically by title. Each entry includes title, studio, running time, production credits, the cast, and plot summary and analysis that focus on the journalism content. There are occasional quotes from the dialogue. Some entries are only a paragraph or two in length, while others, such as those for All the President's Men, Meet John Doe, and Up Close and Personal, cover more than a page. Stills from some of the films are found in the middle of the book. The volume contains several appendixes covering additional titles that did not meet the criteria, but which the author feels are of interest -- British films, and serials and miniseries. It also includes a brief bibliography and an index of titles. Although recent films such as "The Paper,” “I Love Trouble," and "Up Close and Personal" demonstrate the continuing popularity of movies about the press, the journalism film has seldom been recognized as a major genre. This filmography, a detailed analysis of journalists as they have been portrayed in films, consists of 2,165 entries for feature films from the silent era through 1996. In addition to providing an extensive discussion of significant journalism films such as "The Front Page, His Girl Friday, Ace in the Hole," and "Broadcast News", the text examines lesser-known works which helped to reinforce the image of the press on screen. The book is the first of its type to offer extensive consideration of journalists in silent films, in B films of the 1930s and 1940s, and in made-for-television movies. The filmography is presented chronologically by year, with entries within each year listed alphabetically. A definitive study of a genre long overdue for recognition. Of interest to film scholars, researchers, journalists and students of contemporary culture. Contains 17 black and white photos. 136839 1933 From Headquarters M Lee, Robert N. (Story). Lee and Peter Milne (Screenplay). Arthur G. Collins (Dialogue) Ness Book Reporter Mac (Ken Murray) is involved in a murder mystery with other reporters. Reporter (James P. Burtis). Relaxing Reporter (James Donlan). Reporter (Bradley Page). Photographer (Ray Cooke). Depiction of the press caused the New York Times, 11/17/33) to write: "It also examines -- in the hearty Hollywood manner -- those picturesque police reporters at their prime, sleeping off booze orgies, sneering at police inspectors…." "…and indulging in gay and irreverent telephone badinage with their city editors." 136840 1933 From Hell to Heaven M Hazard, Lawrence (Play-Story). Sidney Buchman Press 136841 1976 From Noon Till Three M DVD -R HQ 6628, 6626. VHS 482 News Media. Image-making of heroes. Reality vs. Fiction 136842 1940 From Nurse to Worse M Photographer (Bert Young). 136843 2004 From Other Worlds M Science Reporter (David Smilow). 136844 1958 From Our Own Correspondent SS MLPL Household, Geoffrey In "Sabres on the Sand and Other Stories by Geoffrey Household." Reporter-Narrator with a full and exclusive story of Halevin Peters' escape. Peters freelances weekly articles. Used a pen name. Reviewed books, wrote columns, sub-edited. Mystery unraveled. 136845 1969 From Out of the Garden SM UCLA Armstrong, Charlotte In "Ellery Queen's Murder Menu." Reporter Maude Seton, 28, single, aggressive, cynical, ambitious, determined to get story, cold, unrelenting, competent newsroom reporter. Committed to a career in journalism and determined never to marry (Born) No man could order her around. Not liked because she is too aggressive and is unconcerned about others' opinions of her. Not enough like a woman: aggressive, unfeminine, messy housekeeper, not compassionate, not in search of love (Born) Her refusal to cover up story she researched caused a person's death and her own job and career (Born) 136846 1898 From the "London Times" of 1904 SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 136847 1913 From the Beyond M Journalist Jack Pearl (Jack W. Johnston). 136848 1930 From the Case-Books of Dr. Sars NM Cronin, Bernard (Australian writer) Reporter Brian Tembalt assists the Chinese criminologist living in Melbourne, Australia. 136849 1958 From the Earth to the Moon M DVD -R HQ 3544, 3545. SVD 1398 Reporter Bancroft (Melville Cooper). 136850 1865 From the Earth to the Moon NSF OWN - H Verne, Jules With three Verne novels Press 136851 1998 From the Earth to the Moon: MT Miniseries TV Reporter #1 (Don C. Noderer). TV Reporter # 2 (Jan Taylor). TV Reporter #3 (Christopher Miles). TV Reporter #4 (Catherine Stork). TV Reporter #5 (Todd Thompson). Reporter #2 (Patti Vietta). Reporter #3 (Jack Carroll). Reporter #4 (George Colangelo). Reporter #5 (Ken Howard). Reporter #7 (Jeff Moldovan). Reporter #8 (Ric Reitz). Reporter (Robert Catrini). Reporter (Shawn Driscoll). Reporter (Jim McClellan). Reporter (Georges Wilson). TV Anchor (Bill Larson). Anchor (Dave Wagner). Jim, NASA Reporter (Roger Groseclose). Meet the Press Host (Andrew Chaikin). Press Officer (Gerard Russell). Press Rep (Linwood Sasser). BBC News Reader (Eric Paisley). First Journalist (Jimmy Buffett). Newsman (Edwin Newman-Himself). Editor (Brian Brightman). Editor (Mati Moralejo). ABC Science Editor Jules Bergman (Andrew Rubin). Cameraman (Joe Candelora). Houbolt Critic #1 (Randell Haynes). Houbolt Critic #2 (Leonard Mudie). 136852 1998 From the Earth to the Moon: We Interrupt This Program MT SVD 958. DVD (12 Episodes) TV Anchor-Reporter (Lane Smith), fictional Walter Cronkite-like TV reporter serves as the dramatic link for the 12-episodes. Reporter (Claudia Miller) 136853 1992 From the Files of Joseph Wambaugh: Jury of One, A MT Photographer (Michael E. Bauer). 136854 2005 From the Files of the Time Rangers NSF Bowes, Richard Public Relations Practitioner Mercury, who’s working his wiles in the world of public relations, is one of the Greek gods who are posing as humans and pulling humanity’s strings in this novel about time travel, alternate worlds and the making of a president. The Time Rangers, lost children who are able to surf the Time Stream at will and perhaps change history to the gods’ advantage, are Apollo’s chosen servants and in charge of preserving the peace and harmony along the Time Stream, the pathway between various worlds and times. But Apollo has given them a new task -- to protect Timothy Macauley, the chosen one who must become the president of the United States or else witness the destruction of humankind. Standing in the Ranger’s way are other gods: Mercury working in PR; Diana, cruising New York in the guise of an NYPD detective; Pluto who is in the process of grooming his successor, and Dionysus, who has caused the annihilation of an alternate world. 136855 2008 From the Ground Up CB Archie & Friends #115 TV Reporter Brenda Lin. Archie and friends decide to renovate Riverdale’s first store. The work goes well until a businessman pressures the mayor to give him control of the property just as the kids are close to finishing the renovation. He thinks it would make a great place for a new garage. Determined to fight city hall, the kids fight back with a TV News Crew and Reporter Lin. 136856 1987 From the Hip M DVD -R HQ 9466, 9467 News Media. Reporter (David Fitzsimmons). TV Reporter (Robert Inman). TV Anchorman (Harvey Kirck). Courtroom Artist (Robert J. Maxwell). 136857 2007 From the Realm Beyond NSF Konior, John V and Ted J. Konior TV Newsman Clark Kent of News 19 with a Napoleonic complex attempts to discredit the police chief while also investigating the bizarre murders that have occurred in his town. What he discovers places him and his two-man team in danger of losing their lives. “Unusual as it was, the reporter’s name was Clark Kent. The resemblance ended there because the reporter was by no means a Superman. He had a big attitude, but was small in stature standing a shade over five feet tall and weighing no more than a hundred and thirty pounds fully clothed and soaking wet! He was also totally bald, the top of his head polished. The man had a major personality complex resulting from his being short and being prematurely bald. Those ‘shortcomings’ had resulted in him being ignored whenever an opportunity for advancement had presented itself despite having graduate with an honor degree in journalism and English literature from a famous Ivy League school. He had become resigned to his fate and had taken a job as a reporter with the small, but affluent Sands Stone’s local TV station. Shortly thereafter, he’d become their star reporter. Although having been dealt a bad hand genetically, he more than made up for his appearance with intelligence and craftiness. He had also realized early on in his career that his birth name of Lester Crunk was not going to improve his chances of being successful. Therefore, when he graduated with a Masters Degree he went through considerable trouble and expense to have his name changed to Clarkson Kent, Clark for short. Although unable to land a position with a major news station, he’d done remarkably well for the past fifteen years.” (Page 117). News 19 Anchor Pat Collins “used her good looks and willingness to provide sexual favors to achieve the position she had today. Twenty years ago when she had just graduated from high school, she had gotten a job at News 19 as a secretary. But after being there for a few months she had caught the attention of Sid Henry, the owner, and was promoted to his personal executive secretary. Not surprisingly, within five years she had been promoted to reporter despite not having any training or experience for the position. Then four years later she was promoted to the prestigious position of anchorwoman for the news station. She has a beautiful smile and although the audience is unable to see her entire body, there was evidence that she possessed a very sexy and curvaceous figure. Her hair, dyed blond at one time, was now back to its original soft shimmering auburn color showing attractive light gray streaks that complemented her large sparkling green eyes. Pat was the epitome of what sells, namely sex and beauty, and she knew it.” (Page 130). News Commentator Pat Collins. Communications Technician Roger. Owner of News 19 Sid Henry. The battle between good and evil dating back to the dawn of time surfaces in the Florida coast town of Sands Stone. A serial killer thought to be severely mentally afflicted is committed to the town’s state mental institution. A bizarre series of events and horrible murders occur shortly after his institutionalization making his doctor suspect that her patient’s problems could be deadly serious. Although the doctor refuses to believe in the supernatural, the nature of continuing events causes her to realize that the serial killer is possessed. Although attempting to determine who is behind the chaos, the town’s corrupt mayor, police chief and the chief’s detective nephew continue to practice a lucrative drug trade. Police efforts are being hampered by the presence of an evil and maniacal satanic cult priestess and a deranged cult priest. His son is the serial killer that has been committed. To make the situation worse, the local newsman is trying to figure out what’s going on. 136858 2008 From the Shadows M Reporter (Catherine King) 136859 1958 From These Roots TS 6-30-1958 to 12-29-1961. NBC Editor-Publisher-Owner Ben Fraser Sr. (Grant Code, 1958; Fred Hendrickson, 1958-1961, Joseph Macauley, 1961) of The Strathfield Record, the New England town's newspaper suffers a heart attack. He recuperates but frets about his advancing age (he's 65). Large, discordant family includes Liz Fraiser (Ann Flood) who comes back to her hometown. Bruce Crawford (Byron Sanders, 1958-1959), starting a magazine in Washington D.C. romantically involved with Liz. Liz's rich rival Enid Chambers (Mary Alice Moore, 1958-1959) cannily offers to back Crawford's magazine. 136860 2002 From This Day Forward NR Griffin, Bettye Talk Show Host Skye Audsley is going to Farmingdale, Illinois to do a show -- "A Day in the Life" about the deplorable living conditions. Meets and interviews a family on hard times -- the father's amputation forced the daughter to not pursue a degree in Chicago to care for him and her two younger sisters. Back in town for another story, Audsley hears that the woman's father has died. He makes her an offer she can't refuse. 136861 1931 From Trees to Tribunes DT DVD 8402 Classic Newspaper Industry Films. 25:23 Newspapers. Look into the creation of the Chicago Tribune that includes footage of printing presses and newspaper manufacturing equipment. 136862 1983 From Violent Men N Curzon, Daniel News Media 136863 1893 From Whose Bourne NS MLPL Barr, Robert Newspaperman John Speed. George Stratton, reporter. Chicago Argus. 136864 1938 Fromme Luge, Die MF Germany News Media. Reporters (Walter Steinweg, Albert Venohr). Rundfunkreporter (Walter Gross). 136865 1980 Front Line T Australian Photographer Neil Davis' memoir of Vietnam 136866 1950 Front Page Deadline NM Kofoed, Jack and Hal Leyshon Press 136867 1951 Front Page Detective: T Series - Based on stories from magazine. 1951-53 New York Columnist David Chase (Edmund Lowe), amateur sleuth (Edmund Lowe) with a nose for news and a sixth sense for danger. 136868 1951 Front Page Detective: Death of a Hero, The T DVD 3979 Series - Based on stories from magazine. 1951-1953. DuMont Network. New York Columnist David Chase (Edmund Lowe), amateur sleuth (Edmund Lowe) with a nose for news and a sixth sense for danger. Chase "couldn't be bought." Girlfriend Paul Drew, a fashion designer. Chase must convince a young boy, who is fond of a gangland hoodlum, that the life of a criminal is not as flamboyant as it makes out to be. 136869 1951 Front Page Detective: Gallahad T SVD 1087, VHS 910 Episode New York Columnist David Chase (Edmund Lowe), amateur sleuth (Edmund Lowe) with a nose for news and a sixth sense for danger. 136870 1951 Front Page Detective: Murder Can't Win T VHS 911 Episode New York Columnist David Chase (Edmund Lowe), amateur sleuth (Edmund Lowe) with a nose for news and a sixth sense for danger. 136871 1951 Front Page Detective: Murder Rides the Night Train T DVD 3979 Series - Based on stories from magazine. 1951-1953. DuMont Network. New York Columnist David Chase (Edmund Lowe), amateur sleuth (Edmund Lowe) with a nose for news and a sixth sense for danger. Chase "couldn't be bought." Girlfriend Paul Drew, a fashion designer. Chase is aboard a train with a Government witness on his way to Washington D.C. to testify against a gangland crime boss. 136872 1951 Front Page Detective: Worth a Plugged Nickel T DVD 3979 Series - Based on stories from magazine. 1951-1953. DuMont Network. New York Columnist David Chase (Edmund Lowe), amateur sleuth (Edmund Lowe) with a nose for news and a sixth sense for danger. Chase "couldn't be bought." Girlfriend Paul Drew, a fashion designer. Crime does not pay -- especially when it involves murder -- and Chase is caught in the middle. 136873 1987 Front Page Exclusive N Girion, Barbara Press 136874 1949 Front Page Farrell: RS Tape 2188 Episodes. 6-15-49, 6-20-49. 8-16-49, 8-31-49. Series 6-23-1941 to 3-26-1954. Vintage Broadcasts, P.O. Box 50065, Staten Island, NY 10305. Reporter David Farrell (Charleton Young, Richard Widmark, Staats Cotsworth) of The Brooklyn Eagle and wife Sally Farrell (Virginia Dwyer, Florence Williams). Pursued criminals In the late 1940s, Farrell sought to unveil legions of evildoers and place them behind bars. In the 1950s, a new five-part episode was launched every Monday with David on a tear to solve mysteries, expose corruption and deal with crooks of every kind. By Friday evening, he and Sally caught the crooks giving David another page-one byline. "We now present the exciting, unforgettable radio drama, Front Page Farrell, the story of a crack newspaperman and his wife -- the story of David and Sally Farrell." Some of his stories included The Deep-Freeze Murder Case where the body of a department store executive is found in a refrigeration unit. The ace reporter and his wife uncover frantic efforts by the guilty party to conceal facts that would expose him. The Fountain of Youth Murder Case. While having a rejuvenation treatment a former beauty queen is killed and David and Sally uncover a quest to retrieve lost youth and beauty that is so fantastic it is hard to believe. 136875 1945 Front Page Farrell: RS Tape 1553 Episode. Soap Operas including Front Page Farrell (8/10/45). (Also includes: When a Girl Marries, Portia Faces Life and Just Plain Bill). Reporter David Farrell (Charleton Young, Richard Widmark, Staats Cotsworth) of The Brooklyn Eagle and wife Sally Farrell (Virginia Dwyer, Florence Williams). Pursued criminals In the late 1940s, Farrell sought to unveil legions of evildoers and place them behind bars. In the 1950s, a new five-part episode was launched every Monday with David on a tear to solve mysteries, expose corruption and deal with crooks of every kind. By Friday evening, he and Sally caught the crooks giving David another page-one byline. "We now present the exciting, unforgettable radio drama, Front Page Farrell, the story of a crack newspaperman and his wife -- the story of David and Sally Farrell." 136876 1956 Front Page Father T Ford Television Theatre - 12-5-56 Newspaper. Charles Bickford, Mae Clarke, Horace MacMahon 136877 1950 Front Page for Jennifer NJ McIlvaine, Jane S. Country Newspaper. Jennifer missed out on a city job, but take a country weekly's offer. She finds she likes it. Close-up views of life on a small-town paper. 136878 2006 Front Page Love NR Elliston, Paige Lee #2 Montana Skies Series Journalist Julie Downs. Extra, extra, read all about it: young hot-shot journalist looks for love. Maybe it's not front-page news, but for Downs, it's true. With two men vying for her attention, Downs doesn't know what to do. So to avoid a decision, she throws herself into her job as a reporter in her small town of Coldwater, Montana. 136879 1942 Front Page Mystery, The NJ Dean, Graham M. Press 136880 2009 Front Page News N Campbell, L.K. Journalist Jess McElroy has always wanted to write front-page news, but she becomes front-page news when a stalker disrupts her life. The suspect include her ex-boyfriend who can’t let go of her. Then again, he new boss Parker Montgomery has a secret past that might spell trouble for Jess. When the person hounding her becomes more dangerous, Parker insists that she move in with him for protection. Both Jess and Parker are determined to keep their growing attraction in check, but as the peril increases, so do the sparks between them. 136881 1954 Front Page Story M Gaines, Robert (Novel). Jay Lewis, Jack Howells, William Fairchild (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor John Grant (Jack Hawkins) of the Daily World. Typical day in life of newspaper. Woman killed trying to get away from press photographer. Editor's wife considering leaving him. Sob sister assigned to story on kids being evicted in East End. Flowery writer covers woman charged with mercy killing. Drunken reporter gets chance at comeback by following American atomic scientist passing secrets to spies in interest of peace. Editor turns scientist over to police. Editor upset when mother of slum kids dies. Lectures press photographer who denounces his heartless profession after alleged mercy killer is acquitted. Hit by a bus while trying to flee from him. Big story involves crash of plane. Thinks wife is on plane. Thinks wife having affair with his assistant. Wife not on plane. Editor (Ronald Adam). New York Times, 4/19/55: There's nothing wrong with the point of this picture. It just doesn't make it well." "...The British Film…advances a proposition we do not care to challenge. It is that intelligence, bravery, open-mindedness, self-denial, humility and the milk of human kindness, are to be found in a good newspaper man… 136882 1959 Front Page Story T Series - Dramatizations based on front-page news stories of the 1950s. Host-narrator: Paul Stewart Host-Narrator: Paul Stewart 136883 1937 Front Page Story NJ Van Gelder, Robert Cub Reporter stumbles on a major clue and gets a scoop in a mystery. Young reporter in New York who learns about the business from one of the veterans. 136884 1965 Front Page Story T Series British Editors and Reporters for a Fleet Street newspaper. Danny Tarrant, Reporter (Derek Godfrey). Joe Harwood, Reporter (Derek Newark). Reporter (Patrick Mower). Reporter (Harry Towb). News Editor Alec Ritchie (Roddy McMillan). 136885 1922 Front Page Story, A M Goodrich, Arthur Frederick (Story). F.W. Beebee (Scenario) AFI-Editors/Journalism/Newspapers - Ness Book Reporter Rodney Marvin (Edward Everett Horton) gets a job in the Gazette where editor Matt Hayward (James Corrigan) and the mayor are enemies. Reporter starts a smear campaign against the mayor, but eventually brings a reconciliation of the two rivals. Reporter gets a note from the mayor that would have endangered the paper. Reporter marries publisher's daughter, who also works at the paper. Moving Picture World praised the film for the kind of realistic settings often missing from newspaper films, Variety was less enthusiastic, 8/30/.23: "Looking at it from another angle, it is merely another film in that long succession of films…." "….which have tried to give newspaper work some degree of truthful presentation before the people -- but like its predecessors, it has failed miserably….." "They omit much of the real excitement and lose all of the real atmosphere of the offices where copy paper oft-times gets ankle deep around the city editor's desk and where the old copy readers still maintain their individual spittoons." 136886 1935 Front Page Stuff P MLPL Bloch, Bertram Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 136887 1935 Front Page Woman M DVD -R HQ 1815, 1816. SVD 663. VHS 464 Macauley, Richard (Story - "Women Are Bum Newspapermen" Davis Reporter Curt Devlin (George Brent), ace reporter of Daily Express, loves Ellen Garfield (Bette Davis), sob sister for The Daily Star. They are rivals and compete for exclusives. Devlin's Editor (Guy Usher). Typical exchange: "I'm a reporter" (Garfield). "No, you're not. You're just a sweet little kid whose family allowed her to read too many newspaper novels." (Devlin). Reporter Hartley (Gene Morgan). Reporter (Paul Panzer). Reporter (Glen Cavender). Reporter (George Chandler). Reporter (Charles Delaney). Reporter (Jack Norton). Pale Reporter (Bill Elliott). Reporter (J. Frank Glendon). Reporter (Edward Keane). Reporter Hartley (Gene Morgan). Reporter (Harry Seymour). Reporter (Harry Seymour). Photographer (Jack Wise). Press Room Worker (Don Downen). 136888 1939 Front Page Woman R Lux Radio Theater 1-16-39 Reporters. Male and Female reporter vie for top stories. Battle of the sexes and the reporters. 136889 1931 Front Page, The M DVD -R HQ 2550, 2551. DVD. SVDSP 782. VHS 903. SV 121 B4 Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur Reporter Hildy Burns (Pat O'Brien). Editor Walter Burns (Adolph Menjou). Mean-spirited look at press room's occupants as they gambled, drank booze, indulged in petty graft, were unrepentant womanizer, racist, cynical and ready to do anything-for-a-scoop. Johnson tells boys he’s leaving. Launches into famous speech on journalism: "Journalists! Peeking through keyholes! Running after fire engines like a lot of coach dogs! Waking people up in the middle of the night to ask them what they think of Mussolini." "Stealing pictures off old ladies of their daughters that get attacked in Grove Park. A lot of daffy, buttinskis, swelling around with holes in their pants, borrowing nickels from office boys! And for what? So a million hired girls and motormen's wives.." "...will know what's going on." Johnson and Burns gets involved with escaped convict, corruption and win the day. Burns tries to stop Johnson from getting married by telling police he stole his watch. Reporter (James Donlan). 136890 1937 Front Page, The R CD 001. Lux Radio Theater Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur Lux Radio Theater 37-06-28. Radio version of the film Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell, James Gleason 136891 1969 Front Page, The P Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur Reporter Hildy Johnson (Bert Convy). Managing Editor Walter Burns (Robert Ryan) 136892 1974 Front Page, The M DVD -R HQ 3208, 3209. L Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur (Play). Billy Wilder and I.A.I. Diamond (Screenplay Ness Book Reporter Hildy Johnson (Jack Lemmon) and managing editor Walter Burns (Walter Matthau) work for Chicago Examiner. Hildy planning to leave to take advertising job. Inside jokes to journalism legends. Burns plans to get picture of execution by using camera strapped to Hildy's leg. College-educated journalist who is sent to replace Hildy is butt of jibes and practical jokes. Cub supported by Bensinger (David Wayne), prissy reporter for rival Tribune. Bensinger (David Wayne) the prissy reporter for rival Tribune. Reporters: Kruger (Allen Garfield). Murphy (Charles Durning). McHugh (Dick O'Neill). Wilson (Noam Pitlik), Schwartz (Herb Edelman), Endicott (Lou Frizzell). City Editor Duffy (John Furlong). 136893 1986 Front Page, The P A446, 582 Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur Reporter Hildy Johnson (Richard Thomas). Editor Walter Burns (John Lithgow). Reporters (McCue, Endiott, Schwartz, Murphy, Wilson, Kruger, Bensinger) 136894 1945 Front Page, The T Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur Special 75 Minutes. WNBT New York City directed by Ed Sobol Reporter Hildy Johnson (Vinton Haworth). Editor Walter Burns (Matt Crowley). 136895 1928 Front Page, The P OWN - H (Two Copies) Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur Reporter Hildy Johnson and Editor Walter Burns 136896 1975 Front Page, The MS OWN - P Wallach, Ira Novel based on the play and screenplay by Wilder and Diamond Reporter Hildy Johnson and Editor Walter Burns 136897 1999 Front Page, The D IJPC 102 Saltzman Composite Tape IJPC Class Two -- Front Page, The. Film Excerpts include: "The Front Page" (1932, 1974 versions intercut), "There Goes My Girl," "His Girl Friday," "Switching Channels." 136898 1937 Front Page, The R Lux Radio Theatre with Cecil B. DeMille. 6-28-1937 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell ends program with comment on The Front Page. 136899 1948 Front Page, The T Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur (Play) UK. 90 Minute BBC Special Reporter Hildy Johnson (Sidney James). Editor Walter Burns (Henry Gilbert). Reporter Bensinger (Ronan O'Casey). 136900 1970 Front Page, The T Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur (Play) 90 Minute ABC Special Reporter Hildy Johnson (George Grizzard). Editor Walter Burns (Robert Ryan). Narrator (Helen Hayes). Bensinger (Harold J. Kennedy). 136901 1998 Front Page, The P Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur London Production directed by Sam Mendes Reporter Hildy Johnson (Griff Rhys Jones) and Editor Walter Burns (Alun Armstrong). 136902 1946 Front Page, The R Episode #21. 1-27-1946. Theatre Guild of the Air Reporter Hildy Johnson (Michael O'Shea) and Editor Walter Burns (Melvyn Douglas). 136903 1953 Front Page, The: T Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur Broadway Television Theatre - Adapted from Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur play. - 10-19-53 Reporter Hildy Johnson and Editor Walter Burns. Edward Everett Horton 136904 1949 Front Page, The: T Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur Series 9-29-1949 to 1-26-1950. Based on 1928 Hecht-MacArthur play Reporter Hildy Johnson (Mark Roberts) for the Center City Examiner. Editor Walter Burns (John Daly). Reporter (Richard Boone). 136905 1995 Front Page, The: Parody Saturday Night Live T SV 154 Parody News. "The Front Page" movie 136906 1982 Front Page, The: Windy City, The P Vosburgh, Dick (Book and Lyrics) and Tony Macaulay (Music) Based on The Front Page. Premiered in London, England, July 20, 1982 and ran for 250 performances Reporter Hildy Johnson (Dennis Waterman). Editor Walter Burns (Anton Rodgers) who sings "No One Walks Over Me." "Long Night Again Tonight" is sung before the hanging. "Wait Till I Get You On Your Own" is sung by Hildy's fiancee. Finale is "Windy City." 136907 1985 Front Page, The: Windy City, The P Vosburgh, Dick (Book and Lyrics) and Tony Macaulay (Music) U.S. Production. Premiere in 1984 Chicago. New Jersey production in 1985. Reporter Hildy Johnson (Gary Sandy). Editor Walter Burns (Ron Holgate) who sings "No One Walks Over Me." "Long Night Again Tonight" is sung before the hanging. "Wait Till I Get You On Your Own" is sung by Hildy's fiancee. Finale is "Windy City." 136908 1982 Front Page, The: Windy City, The: No One Walks Over Me MUS Vosburgh, Dick (Book and Lyrics) and Tony Macaulay (Music) Editor Walter Burns (Anton Rodgers) sings "No One Walks Over Me" about being an editor and dealing with reporters. 136909 1993 Front Page: DT Series 1993-1994. Correspondent Tad Low (1993-1994). 136910 1990 Front Page: Steel Beach NSF Varley, John Front Page in science fiction Tabloid Reporter Hildy Johnson has been unaccountably depressed, even suicidal, and he soon learns that he's not alone on Luna, an artificial lunar habitat. 136911 2006 Front-Page Girls: Women Journalists in American Culture and Fiction, 1880-1930 D Lutes, Jean Marie Newspaperwoman in American literary culture at the turn of the 20th century. 136912 1989 Front-Page Paintings A Atkinson, Conrad Newspapers. Paints the front page of the New York Daily News, the Village Voice and other papers. 136913 1976 Front, The M DVD -R HQ 1840, 1841 Publisher Florence Barrett (Andrea Marcovicci) publishes a radical paper decrying the blacklist. TV Interviewer (Georgann Johnson) 136914 1991 Frontera, La MF Journalist (Jorge Araneda). Cameraman (Alfredo Silva). 136915 1955 Frontier T Series Newspaper. Stories based on actual newspaper records 136916 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Aces and Eights R OTR-38. Tape 2, Side A Episode. 10-12-1958. Episode. 4-20-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136917 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Actress, The R OTR-38. Computer Download Episode. 3-23-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136918 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Advice to the Lovelorn R OTR-38. Tape 3, Side A-B Episode. 5-18-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136919 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Bellboy's Prisoner R OTR-38. Tape 4, Side B Episode. 6-8-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136920 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Belle Siddons' Encore R OTR-38 Episode. 8-24-1958, 8-31-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136921 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Big Sam for Governor R OTR-38. Tape 1, Side A-B Episode. 3-16-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136922 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Cannibal, The R OTR-38. Tape 3, Side A Episode. 5-11-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136923 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Cat Man, The R OTR-38 Episode. 8-10-58 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136924 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Charlie Meeker, Half-Breed R OTR-38. Computer Download Episode. 2-9-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136925 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Claim Jumpers R OTR-38. Computer Download Episode. 3-9-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136926 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Cowboy, The R OTR-38. Tape 3, Side B Episode. 5-25-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136927 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Daddy Buckbucks R OTR-38. Tape 2, Side B Episode. 5-4-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136928 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Education of Kid Yancy R OTR-38. Tape 5, Side A-B Episode. 7-6-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136929 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Gambling Lady R OTR-38. Tape 5, Side A Episode. 6-29-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136930 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Gentle Virtue R OTR-38. Computer Download Episode. 3-30-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136931 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Gold Digger, The R OTR-38 Episode. 9-28-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136932 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Holiday R OTR-38 Episode. 11-9-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136933 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Honky Tonkers R OTR-38. Computer Download Episode. 2-16-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136934 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Horse for Kendall, A R OTR-38 Episode. 9-14-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136935 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Indian Lover R OTR-38 Episode. 9-21-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136936 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Justice of the Peace R OTR-38. Tape 5, Side B Episode. 7-13-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136937 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Kendall's Last Stand R OTR-38. Tape 1, Side A Episode. 2-23-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136938 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Last of Belle Siddons R OTR-38 Episode. 9-7-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136939 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Librarian, The R OTR-38 Episode. 10-5-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136940 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Lost Mine, The R OTR-38. Computer Download Episode. 3-2-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136941 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Madam Verdes R OTR-38 Episode Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136942 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Mighty Mouse R OTR-38. Tape 6, Side A Episode. 7-20-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136943 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Mighty Tired R OTR-38. Tape 5, Side A-B Episode. 7-27-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136944 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Nasty People R OTR-38 Episode. 11-2-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136945 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Nebraska Jack R OTR-38. Tape 6, Side B Episode. 8-3-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136946 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Powder River Kid R OTR-38. Tape 1, Side B Episode. 4-6-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136947 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Preacher, The R OTR-38 Episode. 10-19-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136948 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Rainmaker, The R OTR-38 Episode. 10-26-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136949 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Random Notes R OTR-38. Tape 2, Side A-B Episode. 4-27-1958. 11-16-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136950 1958 Frontier Gentleman: School Days R OTR-38.Tape 4, Side A Episode. 6-1-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136951 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Shelton Brothers R OTR-38. Computer Download Episode. 2-2-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136952 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Trial, The R OTR-38. Computer Download Episode. 4-13-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136953 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Well, The R OTR-38. Tape 4, Side B Episode. 6-15-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136954 1958 Frontier Gentleman: Wonder Boy R OTR-38 Episode. 8-17-1958 Reporter J.B. Kendall (John Dehner) for the London Times touring the West of the 1870s 136955 1934 Frontier Marshal M Newspaper Editor Pickett (Russell Simpson), crusading newspaper man 136956 1939 Frontier Marshal M Newspaper Editor (Harlan Briggs). 136957 1942 Frontier Passage N O'Malley, M.D.S. Press 136958 1942 Frontier Passage NM OWN - P Bridge, Ann British Journalist James Milcon 136959 1939 Frontier Pony Express M Hall, Norman (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Brett Langhorne (Donald Dillaway), a Southern newspaper reporter and his sister Ann Langhorne (Mary Hart) are tricked into helping a senator believing they are winning California for the Confederacy. He actually wants to control the territory. Reporter is show when he discovers the senator plans to steal a Confederate gold shipment. But he's able to expose the senator before he dies. Roy Rogers says the day and captures the killer. 136960 1969 Frontier Reporter N OWN - H Wellman, Manley Wade Reporter Hugh Buckner goes to work for the Spring Creek Banner 136961 1983 Frontline: DT Episodes. Documentary Series Documentaries. Hosts Jessica Savitch, Judy Woodruff (1983). Anchor Ted Koppel (2001). Correspondents Robert Krulwich (1992), Chris Bury (2001), Linden MacIntyre (2002), Peter J. Boyer (2000), Douglas Rushkoff (2001), Lowell Bergman (2004). Narrator Will Lyman. Interviewers Theodore Bogosian (1996), John Carlin (1999). Crime Reporters Darren Casey (1994), Aidan Fennessy (1994). Commentator Ben Stein (2004). Reporters Jo Pearson (1997), Maria Theodorakis (1994), Nicholas Tsoubakos (1994). 136962 1997 Frontline: “I” Disease T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episodes #36. 4-28-1997. Series on ABC. Third and Final Season. The show-within-the show becomes the most respected and well-rated current affairs program in Australia. But the politics and manipulations behind the scenes remain exactly the same. Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #36. “I” Disease: When Kate (Trudy Hellier) resigns, her replacement Carla quickly starts learning the tricks of the trade from Emma: particularly that in current affairs, it isn't the story that's important, but the reporter. Before long, however, her efficiency and refusal to be trampled over by the credit-hungry reporters sees her offend Mike - who is dedicating all his time to writing his autobiography (Mike Moore, by Mike Moore), and is thus embarrassed on television and radio for not checking information that Carla prepared for him; Brooke - who attempts to claim the credit for the work that all the office staff do; and Marty - who sees the others' egotism, but not his own. Before long, it becomes clear that all of the reporters suffer from what Prowsie calls "'I' Disease", and they're the only important one in the room. Trudy Hellier's last episode. 136963 1994 Frontline: Add Sex and Stir T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #10. 7-11-1994. Series on ABC. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hesitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #10. Add Sex and Stir: Wen a woman is dropped from an unnamed Australian sport team, she thinks it is because she’s not a lesbian, Brooke takes the story, and attempts to transform it into a hit, but in the process ignites hatred from the sporting community. Meanwhile, Emma attempts to get Marty to take his holiday time. 136964 1997 Frontline: Addicted to Fame T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episodes #37. 5-5-1997. Series on ABC. Third and Final Season. The show-within-the show becomes the most respected and well-rated current affairs program in Australia. But the politics and manipulations behind the scenes remain exactly the same. Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #37. Addicted to Fame: Mike decides that the publicity he receives is interfering with his life and he announces that he is not going to do any more publicity. Although Prowsie is at first worried about this, Trish assures him that publicity for stars is an addiction - and so they both wait to see how long Mike can go cold turkey. Geoff is told that he can run a Sunday night special about the weather, only Mike and Brooke - who doubt that it will be popular - turn down the chance to host the show. At the last minute, Marty accepts the job. When the show turns out to be a dazzling success, Mike grows jealous of Geoff's sudden publicity, and Brooke's refusal to be involved in the project suddenly becomes a desire to help out. 136965 1995 Frontline: All Work and No Fame T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #22. 9-18-1995. Series on ABC. Second Season. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #22. All Work and No Fame: Mike’s concerns about his role with the show are amplified when Brooke is given a series of nature documentaries. To calm him down, Sam forces Marty to take Mike along on a stake-out. 136966 1994 Frontline: Art of Gentle Persuasion, The T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #8. 6-27-1994. Series on ABC. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hesitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #8. The Art of Gentle Persuasion: The team must manipulate Mike -- in one of his “serious journalism” phases -- to do a so-called expose on table top dancing. And when a crocodile victim’s husband won’t give a story to the press, Marty goes to extreme lengths to get one. 136967 1997 Frontline: Art of the Interview, The T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episodes #35. 4-21-1997. Series on ABC. Third and Final Season. The show-within-the show becomes the most respected and well-rated current affairs program in Australia. But the politics and manipulations behind the scenes remain exactly the same. Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #35. The Art of the Interview: Steve Barrett (Jeremy Sims), an old friend of the office staff, gets promoted to executive producer of Sunday Forum, and seeks out Prowsie for advice on what to do. With the help of Emma and Marty, Prowsie explains the tips and tricks of interviews - using examples from Mike's career to illustrate them - which include fueling emotional fires instead of listening to logic, entertaining the audience, and making sure the presenter feels that he's remaining independent. This is the only episode of all three seasons where the journalists are not covering stories. It is also shorter than all other episodes, at only 19 minutes. 136968 1995 Frontline: Basic Instincts T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #18. 8-21-1995. Series on ABC. Second Season. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #18. Basic Instincts When Stu (Pip Mushin) captures a brutal beating on film, but doesn't attempt to help the man, Frontline becomes the centre of a debate about journalistic integrity. Mike, meanwhile, attempts to get a debate about euthanasia underway, and Brooke grows frustrated with developments in Emma's lovelife. 136969 1995 Frontline: Changing the Face of Current Affairs T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #23. 9-25-1995. Series on ABC. Second Season. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #23. Changing the Face of Current Affairs With ratings still down, the network hires Larry Hages (Harry Shearer), an American consultant who implements a series of changes in the way that Frontline runs. 136970 1994 Frontline: City of Fear T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #3. 5-23-1994. Series on ABC. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hesitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #3: City of Fear The Frontline team finds two stories about a murder and a kidnapping, with no likely connection and decides to merge the two together claiming that there is a serial killer. Elsewhere, Mike grows confused by his fan mail, and Brian skews the opinions of “Media Watch” to ease Mike’s burden. 136971 1997 Frontline: Code, The T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episodes #38. 5-12-1997. Series on ABC. Third and Final Season. The show-within-the show becomes the most respected and well-rated current affairs program in Australia. But the politics and manipulations behind the scenes remain exactly the same. Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #38. The Code: Eliott's unfunny songs displease Mike for what seems like a final time, to the point where he demands that Eliott be fired. Aware that Mike is now more important to the network than anyone else, Prowsie and Emma are forced to let him go. Although he privately hates almost everyone at the network, Mike staunchly defends "the code" whereby you never make fun of your colleague in the media. Meanwhile, Brooke is offended when a late-night sketch comedy show begin making fun of her, and she sets out to prove that she has a sense of humour. Although This Is Your Life have wanted Mike to appear on their show for years, Prowsie has attempted to derail the project since he is aware that when Mike's life is chronicled on television, it will prove incredibly boring. At last, however, he is forced to let the show profile Mike, and he sends Marty to attempt to find some interesting anecdotes from Mike's childhood... to no avail. 136972 1994 Frontline: Desert Angel, The T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #2. 5-16-1994. Series on ABC. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hesitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #2: The Desert Angel: When a beautiful young aid worker is found alive after a month missing in the desert, Brian (Bruno Lawrence) and the Frontline team get into a bidding war with Channel Nine for the interview. Elsewhere, Brooke's interview with Pat Cash has the team gossiping about their relationship. 136973 1997 Frontline: Dick on the Line T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #27. 2-24-1997. Series on ABC. Third and Final Season. The show-within-the show becomes the most respected and well-rated current affairs program in Australia. But the politics and manipulations behind the scenes remain exactly the same. Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #27. Dick on the Line. Several years after season 2, Frontline has become the highest-rated current affairs show in the country, under the guidance of an experienced and smooth-operating Executive Producer (Alan Dale). The show, however, still targets the lowest common denominator, and continually airs manipulative pieces instead of hard-hitting journalism. When the executive producer retires, however, his replacement Graham "Prowsie" Prowse (Steve Bisley) proves to be a chauvinistic manipulator who doesn't care at all for Mike's desire to focus on important issues. As a result, Mike begins considering moving to the ABC. Steve Bisley joins the cast. In most episodes he is given top billing. From this episode onwards Jase (Torquil Neilson) now speaks. In the first two seasons, he never said a word. 136974 1995 Frontline: Divide the Community: Multiply the Ratings T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #21. 9-11-1995. Series on ABC. Second Season. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #21. Divide the Community: Multiply the Ratings When the team get inside information on an attack at the Serbian Embassy, Frontline gets exclusive graphic film of the attack. As they avoid the police and the public, Sam and Marty attempt to incite racial violence through a series of live debates, while an oblivious Mike tries to find a way to ease the racial tension. 136975 1997 Frontline: Epitaph T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episodes #39. 5-19-1997. Series on ABC. Third and Final Season. The show-within-the show becomes the most respected and well-rated current affairs program in Australia. But the politics and manipulations behind the scenes remain exactly the same. Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #39. Epitaph: When an influential ABC journalist dies, Mike attends the funeral where he realises that he hasn't inspired anyone, and has never championed a cause without cheap concessions for sponsors and network cross-promotion. Determined to make his mark as a journalist, and to leave an epitaph that will be respected, Mike decides to tackle the problem of Aboriginal health by visiting a remote Aboriginal settlement in northern Queensland to do a week-long series of specials. His plans are complicated, however, by his own ego, his complete lack of awareness on the issues, and the fact that - back in the studio - Marty, Hugh and Prowsie are doing everything in their power to cater to the racist prejudices of the viewing audience. Stu and Trev suffer when they are forced to spend the week roughing it in the outback while Mike is flown from location to resort in his private plane. Back in the Frontline studio, Brooke gets engaged. While reluctant maid-of-honour Emma begins to suspect that Brooke doesn't have any real friends, Brooke herself finds it hard to navigate between the "necessary" publicity for her wedding, and her fiancé's demand for a private relationship. This was the longest episode of the series, with a running time of 30 minutes. 136976 1995 Frontline: Give ‘Em Enough Rope T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #26. 1-16-1995. Series on ABC. Second Season. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #26. Give ‘em Enough Rope. Mike is stunned when he learns that Frontline has been used for cross-promotion of other properties owned by Lloyd Walsh, the Rupert Murdoch-esque owner of the network. When Walsh is suspected of breaking the cross-media ownership laws, he decides to appear on Frontline to save his reputation. But when Mike thinks (rightly) that the interview is really a puff piece and not hard-hitting journalism, he decides to set things right - with disastrous results for Frontline. This is Kevin J. Wilson's last episode. Although it is never mentioned what happened to Sam, it is likely he was fired for his role in the Walsh interview. This is also Genevieve Mooy's last episode. In the third season, the producers decided to go with a more down-to-earth publicist, who could conceivably be friends with the on-air talent. 136977 1995 Frontline: Great Pretenders, The T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #25. 10-9-1995. Series on ABC. Second Season. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #25. The Great Pretenders Marty and Sam bail out a neo-Nazi alleged murderer, but their attempts to pay him for his story run into trouble when they go up against the network’s legal adviser. And Mike is asked to appear on a celebrity game show special, causing the producers to worry about whether he’ll look stupid. 136978 1995 Frontline: Heroes and Villains T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #16. 8-7-1995. Series on ABC. Second Season. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #16. Heroes and Villains: When a humble professor publishes a book of statistical analyses, the media (and Frontline) attempt to make it into a debate on racism, and Sam manipulates Mike into passionate feelings on the issue, while the Frontline staff ignore their own racial prejudices. Elsewhere, Brooke attempts to make a heart surgeon look like a hero. The main storyline is a direct parallel to a contemporary book The Bell Curve. 136979 1997 Frontline: Hole in the Heart, A (Two Parts) T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episodes #31-#32. 3-24/31-1997. Series on ABC. Third and Final Season. The show-within-the show becomes the most respected and well-rated current affairs program in Australia. But the politics and manipulations behind the scenes remain exactly the same. Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #31. A Hole in the Heart (Part One): When a young boy from Papua New Guinea is flown into Australia for open heart surgery, Frontline jumps on to the case. Although all the financing and work has been organised by the charity Rotary, Prowsie conspires to keep them out of the story, and give Frontline more credit. Mike refuses to get involved, leaving Marty in charge of the story but once the week-long coverage becomes popular, Mike demands to be involved, and Prowsie faces trouble keeping other media outlets from getting involved. Meanwhile, Emma and the other women begin speculating when Brooke begins acting strangely. Episode #32. A Hole in the Heart (Part Two) As the day of Ashira's surgery nears, Marty and the team attempt to keep the story exclusive and find an entire week's storylines in what is turning out to be a relatively predictable event; and Prowsie struggles to smooth-talk his way out of not mentioning Rotary's involvement in the project. Mike's determination to be the star reporter of the story begins to wane when he is offered the chance to play golf with celebrity Ian Baker-Finch. And when Brooke informs Prowsie and Trish (Lynda Gibson) that she is pregnant, she struggles between the options of keeping her baby - which, as an unwed mother, will alienate Frontlines conservative viewership - or keeping her career. 136980 1997 Frontline: I Get the Big Names T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episodes #34. 4-14-1997. Series on ABC. Third and Final Season. The show-within-the show becomes the most respected and well-rated current affairs program in Australia. But the politics and manipulations behind the scenes remain exactly the same. Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #34. I Got the Big Names: Mike builds and relentlessly promotes his own profile as someone who interviews major celebrities, political figures, and other influential people from recent history. Even as he seeks an interview with Mel Gibson, Mike remains blissfully unaware that all of his interviews are actually advertisements. And when Jase is fired - for leaking audio of Brooke in the bathroom - his replacement Trev (Stephen Curry) instantly becomes a legend around the office. 136981 1994 Frontline: Invisible Man, The T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #9. 7-4-1994. Series on ABC. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hesitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #9. The Invisible Man: Brooke uses hidden camera footage to do a story on female shoplifters, causing a media outcry and debate about journalistic ethics. And when Mike is dubbed "the invisible man of current affairs", he begins a variety of publicity stunts to raise his profile. Mike's musical attempts are considered a clear dig at Stan Grant, who is an amateur musician. It was claimed in the media at the time that Grant hated the show, was convinced that Mike Moore was a caricature of him. 136982 1994 Frontline: Judge and Jury T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #12. 7-25-1994. Series on ABC. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hesitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #12. Judge and Jury: Brooke does a series on a priest accused of rape, and Brian decides that Frontline needs to play up the moral outrage. Meanwhile, Marty is left with the low-quality news subjects when he and his team wipe out an entire genus of butterly. 136983 1995 Frontline: Keeping Up Appearances T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #20. 9-4-1995. Series on ABC. Second Season. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #20. Keeping Up Appearances Mike appears on the front cover of a new gay magazine, and Jan goes into damage control to make sure that Mike doesn't appear gay in public. Frontline suffers under budget cuts; and Brooke and Sam attempt to squeeze every drop of emotion, and money, from the story of a brutal attack on a prostitute. 136984 2001 Frontline: LAPD Blues DT SVD 965 PBS Documentary Correspondent Peter Boyer explores allegations of corruption in LAPD. 136985 1995 Frontline: Let the Children Play T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #19. 8-28-1995. Series on ABC. Second Season. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #19. Let the Children Play Frontline sets up a community service project, having Jon English build a playground for disadvantaged inner-city youth, manipulating the audience at every step. 136986 1995 Frontline: Man of His Convictions, A T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #24. 10-2-1995. Series on ABC. Second Season. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #24. A Man of His Convictions Mike is accused of being a lightweight, so he sets out to have a strong opinion by joining an environmental protest. 136987 1997 Frontline: My Generation T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #28. 3-3-1997. Series on ABC. Third and Final Season. The show-within-the show becomes the most respected and well-rated current affairs program in Australia. But the politics and manipulations behind the scenes remain exactly the same. Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #28. My Generation: Frontlines average viewer age is 64, and Mike begins to worry that the show is alienating teenagers by portraying them as vandals and drug-takers. While Emma and Mike attempt to open the show's demographics, Brooke and Prowsie continue to paint a picture of teenagers that will meet the expectations of their elderly viewers. 136988 1995 Frontline: Office Mole T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #17. 8-14-1995. Series on ABC. Second Season. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #17. Office Mole: Mike starts tiring of his job, so Sam gives him an official-sounding but easy role as 'International Story Co-Ordinator'. A series of big stories are ruined when A Current Affair happens to do the same ones each night, leading Sam and Mike to pursue an office mole. 136989 1995 Frontline: One Big Family T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #14. 7-24-1995. Series on ABC. Second Season. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hesitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #14. One Big Family: With the ratings down, Brian is fired from his job as executive producer. Although Emma is competent in the role, she soon begins to realise that as a young woman, she has no chance, particularly when Brian's sexist temporary replacement takes all the credit. Meanwhile, Jan (Genevieve Mooy) organises the network's new promo - One Big Family - but behind the scenes, Mike is offended by the size of his role and Brooke is refusing to shake hands with Geoff (Santo Cilauro). 136990 1997 Frontline: One Rule for One T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #30. 3-17-1997. Series on ABC. Third and Final Season. The show-within-the show becomes the most respected and well-rated current affairs program in Australia. But the politics and manipulations behind the scenes remain exactly the same. Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #30. One Rule for One: Marty is suspended for a month after he fakes a story on Christopher Skase when he can't get real footage. Mike begins receiving threatening phone calls and being trailed by suspicious cars after he runs a story about a corrupt businessman. Believing that someone is out to get him, Mike hires a personal security guard to tail him everywhere. As the controversy surrounding Marty's light punishment grows, Mike finds everyone - including his security guard - questioning journalistic ethics. 136991 1994 Frontline: Playing the Ego Card T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #6. 6-13-1994. Series on ABC. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hesitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #6. Playing the Ego Card: In an attempt to gain credibility, Mike travels to Bougainville to do a week's worth of stories on a civil war. When the lacklustre nature of his story is discovered, however, Brian and Emma must attempt to spice it up. Meanwhile, the rest of the team enjoy his absence, while the network trial Brooke as anchor. 136992 2006 Frontline: Return of the Taliban DT Episode #120. 10-3-2006 Journalist Steve Coll of the New Yorker - Author "Ghost Wars." Journalist Ismail Khan of Dawn Newspaper. Correspondent Martin Smith. Editor Rahimullah Yusufzai of News International. Military Public Relations Chief General Shaukat Sultan. Pakistan Information Minister (Sheikh Rashid Ahmed). 136993 1997 Frontline: Shadow We Cast, The T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #29. 3-10-1997. Series on ABC. Third and Final Season. The show-within-the show becomes the most respected and well-rated current affairs program in Australia. But the politics and manipulations behind the scenes remain exactly the same. Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #29. The Shadow We Cast: After listening to Pauline Hanson's maiden speech, the Frontline crew join a media frenzy attacking her Nativist and Protectionist policies as racist until finally Hanson agrees to be interviewed. At the same time, however, Frontline runs a swathe of stories about various ethnical groups, which clearly divide racial lines and are designed to appeal to racist prejudices. Mike's interview with Pauline Hanson parodies a 1996 interview Hanson gave on 60 Minutes with Tracey Curro. For this episode only, Steve Bisley is second in the opening credits. Although this season is supposedly set several years after the previous seasons (set in 1994 and 1995 respectively), this episode is very clearly set in 1996, as evidenced by Pauline Hanson's maiden speech. 136994 1994 Frontline: She’s Got the Look T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #4. 5-30-1994. Series on ABC. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hesitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #4: She’s Got the Look: Brian hires Nicky Burke (Rachel Kennedy), an attractive female athlete, as a reporter -- which offends the women of Frontline, especially Emma (Alison Whyte). 136995 1994 Frontline: Siege, The T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #5. 6-6-1994. Series on ABC. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hesitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #5: The Siege: A gripping hostage siege becomes fodder for the media. Brooke attempts to interview the gunman's mother; Marty and his camera team attempt to break the police barriers; and Brian manipulates both the network and the audience. But Mike scores the big success when he finds himself negotiating with the gunmen on television. This episode is a thinly veiled reference to a highly controversial real-life incident, in which Mike Willesee interviewed gunmen and hostages on-air. 136996 1997 Frontline: Simple Life, The T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episodes #33. 4-7-1997. Series on ABC. Third and Final Season. The show-within-the show becomes the most respected and well-rated current affairs program in Australia. But the politics and manipulations behind the scenes remain exactly the same. Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #33. The Simple Life: Mike's recent investments and large salary become public knowledge, threatening his image as a 'man of the people'. To get this back, Trish and Prowsie attempt to convince him to become a philanthropist, and shoot a promo advertising Mike as a common man. Meanwhile, the rest of the office - particularly Marty - attempt to make Mike's life hell, now that they know his worth. Brooke and Emma clash over a story on youth unemployment when it becomes an attack on three unemployed teenagers whom the Frontline audience are growing to hate, and tuning in more passionately each night to do so. Torquil Neilson's last episode. 136997 1994 Frontline: Smaller Fish to Fry T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #11. 7-18-1994. Series on ABC. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hesitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #11. Smaller Fish to Fry: After “Media Watch” criticizes “Frontlines,” Mike attempts to go for a big story that will take down some of the country’s top businessmen, but finds himself thwarted at every turn. 136998 1994 Frontline: Souffle Rises, The T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #1. 5-9-1994. Series on ABC. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1955. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hesitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #1: The Souffle Rises Frontline presenter Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) wants to shed his image as the nice guy of current affairs, and tries to raise his status by interviewing people perceived to be soft targets, such as Dr. John Hewson, (not long after the infamous Birthday Cake Interview). Meanwhile, reporters Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) and Martin DiStasio (Tiriel Mora) attempt to deal with more important matters. 136999 1994 Frontline: Tabloid Truth DT SV 260 2-15-94 Documentary 137000 1994 Frontline: This Night of Nights T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #13. 8-1-1994. Series on ABC. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hesitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #13. The Night of Nights: When a charity loses thousands of dollars, they ask the media to keep it quiet for the sake of their reputation. Brian and Marty, however, decide to go ahead with the story. Elsewhere, Mike and Brooke prepare for the Logie Awards, but Mike finds himself the only one without a date. This is Bruno Lawrence's last episode. He died before season 2 began filming. In the story it was explained at the start of season 2 that his character, Brian, had been fired off-screen. 137001 1994 Frontline: We Ain’t Got Dames T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #7. 6-20-1994. Series on ABC. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hesitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #6. We Ain’t Got Dames: With the show losing female viewers, Bran and Emma attempt to tailor the show to a stereotypical women’s market. Mike, meanwhile, attempts to get a serious story on migrant textile workers on the air, while also trying to have “Friday Night Funnyman” Elliot Rhodes fired, and film a new promo for the network. 137002 1995 Frontline: When the Bough Breaks DT Canada. Episode #211. 5-2-1995 Reporter Hana Gartner 137003 1983 Frontline: Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald? DT Episode #213. Journalist-Author Edward J. Epstein. Frontline PBS W. Scott Malone. Reporter-Author Priscilla McMillan. Narrator Will Lyman. 137004 1995 Frontline: Who's Afraid of Rupert Murdoch? DT Episode #212. 11-7-1995 Correspondent Ken Auletta. Reporter Paul Judge. 137005 1995 Frontline: Workin’ Class Man T Kennedy, Jane and Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner. Australia. Episode #15. 7-31-1995. Series on ABC. Second Season. Inspired by a 60 Minutes special “Has the media gone too far?” Some similarity to UK series, “Drop the Dead Donkey.” Series extremely popular, winning a Logie award for Most Outstanding Achievement in Comedy in 1995. It was rated #2 in the 25 all-time greatest Australian TV shows. Parody News. Australian comedy TV series that satirizes Australian TV current affairs programs and reporting. It ran for three series of 13 half-hour episodes in 1994, 1995 and 1997. The series follows the fortunes of a fictional current affairs show, Frontline. It competes directly with real Australian programs, Nine’s “A Current Affair” and Seven’s “Real Life” (changed its name to Today Tonight from 1995 onwards). The Frontline office parodies the machinations of the ruthless producers, the self-obsessed airhead host and the ambitious, cynical reporters. They will resort to any underhanded trick to get ratings and maintain their status. They use hidden cameras, foot-in-the-door, bullying interview techniques, checkbook journalism, attack journalism. They ingratiate themselves with the all-powerful network bosses, while the real work is in fact done by their long-suffering production staff. The station itself also runs other TV shows references by the Frontline staff: such as 6 o’clock news program, a 3-hour news review show called Sunday Forum, a sketch show (The Komedy Bunch), a game show (Jackpot), a teen soap opera (Sunshine Cove). Stories and actions of the characters are often thinly disguised parodies of recent real events and real people. Episodes such as “The Siege” were replays of controversial events that occurred a few months before as though Frontline had covered the story. Dim-witted, egotistical host is Mike Moore, a parody of current TV hosts and journalists. Combination of real-life, high-profile TV personalities such as Host Ray Martin of “A Current Affair,” Martin’s predecessor Mike Willesee, and Host Stan Grant of “Real Life.” Parallels can be seen between “Frontline” and ABC’s “Media Watch.” Much of the real life journalistic misconduct reported on “Media Watch” appear on Frontline in fictionalized form. Reporters Mike Moore (Rob Sitch) anchors Frontline. He is a dim-witted narcissist poached by the network from the ABC, where he had been minor journalist from Perth. Many gags centre around how easily he is manipulated by his executive producer, the most typical case being when Mike refuses to present a story and then is convinced to run it by an appeal to his supposed fearlessness or journalistic integrity. In the first two series Mike's position is constantly under threat from senior reporter Brooke Vandenberg, who has a better press profile, but by the last series he has been cemented as one of the network's most valuable stars and considerably more effort is made to pander to his whims. While Mike is usually portrayed as simply dumb (for example, in A Man of His Convictions in series 2 he writes a letter to media commentator Stuart Littlemore full of basic spelling and grammatical errors) he occasionally surprises his colleagues with his sneakiness: in Give 'em Enough Rope (series 2) he traps the network owner into admitting to contravening the Broadcasting Act in a live interview, after first getting the owner to publicly commit to allowing him to ask difficult questions without threat to his job. Brooke Vandenberg (Jane Kennedy) is a reporter on Frontline. She is ambitious, amoral and publicity hungry. While there are constant rumours that she has affairs with male celebrities in order to build her profile, in some cases she simply creates the rumours herself; in The Desert Angel (series 1) she confesses to Pat Cash that she started a rumour about having an affair with him. Like most of the employees of Frontline, she has no ethical problems with any action the show takes to get a good story. In A Hole in the Heart (series 3) she discovers she is pregnant to a former boyfriend and is bribed into having an abortion by a new hosting offer. Martin (Marty) Di Stasio (Tiriel Mora) is a senior reporter on Frontline. He is Mike's major antagonist on the team, often baiting him about sensitive topics, such as the supposedly anti-Semitic golf club of which Mike is a member (A Hole in the Heart). He is the most experienced journalist on the team: a few references are made to him winning a Walkley Award. Like Brooke, he is uncritical of the show's journalistic tactics (although in the episode Judge and Jury, he has reservations about their persecution of a priest accused of rape, mainly because he is a lapsed Catholic); in fact he is usually the confidante of the executive producers, and the one they can trust to do what is needed to get a good story, or to persuade Mike to present a story. His position on Frontline is more tenuous than that of Mike or Brooke: in Dick on the Line (series 3) he tells Mike and Brooke that at his age he signs his yearly contract immediately and doesn't mess about negotiating. [edit]Producers Emma Ward (Alison Whyte) is the Line Producer on Frontline. She questions the show's practices most frequently and acts as the viewers' conscience. In Heroes and Villains (series 2), she is the only member of the team to have read the supposedly racist book the show is attacking and objects to their incendiary treatment of its author. Early in series 2 and 3, the executive producers of the time approach Marty and ask him to explain Emma. Marty explains that while she has moral qualms like Mike does, she is more difficult to handle because she is intelligent. Despite often objecting, Emma is usually party to ethically questionable practices and occasionally finds them amusing. In A Hole In The Heart (part 2), to placate a director from charity organisation Rotary, she allows the executive producer to yell at her and pretend to fire her over one of the show's decisions, when in reality she is receiving a large pay rise in return for her part of the act. Kate Preston (Trudy Hellier) is the segment producer. While Kate is friendly with Emma, who has a more senior position, Kate has fewer ethical qualms about stories than Emma, and tends to be in the middle of conflicts between Emma and the executive producer. Brian (Thommo) Thompson (Bruno Lawrence) is the executive producer during series 1. Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson) is the executive producer during series 2, hired immediately after Brian is fired. Thommo and Sam's characters are similar; a hard-nosed EP who would not hestitate to air questionable stories to attract ratings. Graeme (Prowsey) Prowse (Steve Bisley) is the executive producer during series 3, hired after the producer who took Frontline to the top retires. Prowsey is much more aggressive and unpleasant than his two predecessors. He has a bad temper, is unpleasant to the staff and is unashamedly sexist: groping the female staff, dismissing bulimia as a "chick thing" and writing off Brooke's bad moods as PMS. He is however, like his predecessors, capable of being charming when needed to deceive Mike, placate Emma or feed Brooke's ego. [edit]Supporting staff Domenica Baroni (Anita Cerdic) is the office receptionist, and the only person in the office who truly admires Mike. Her increasingly bizarre hairstyles become a running gag, culminating in Give 'em Enough Rope, when she is completely bald and festooned with ribbons. Her reactions to the show usually reflect the target audience's responses. She is a reluctant and sometimes traitorous party to the office's determination to keep Mike away from production meetings. She is always very supportive of Mike and there are often hints that she actually has a crush on him. Shelley Cohen (Linda Ross) is the executive producer's secretary. Stuart (Stu) O'Hallaran (Pip Mushin) is the office's main cameraman and shoots most of Brooke's and Marty's stories. He, Marty, and Jase are all friends and frequently make fun of Mike. Jason (Jase) Cotter (Torquil Neilson) is the sound recorder who works with Stu. Jase is not actually heard speaking until series 3 despite appearing in most episodes in series 1 and 2. During the shows run it was revealed that he uses the drug ecstasy. He is fired in the episode "I get the big names" for audio taping Brooke Vandanberg while she urinates on the toilet. Hugh is the editor of videos, who is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and coughing wildly. Trev (Stephen Curry) appears as Jase's replacement as the sound recorder towards the end of the third series. [edit]Network employees Geoffrey Salter (Santo Cilauro) is the network's weatherman and Mike's closest friend at work. Geoff usually appears in private conversations in his office with Mike, and is often the catalyst for Mike to question the reassurance he has been given by a producer that the story of the moment is being ethically pursued. He is the focus of a running gag where he will laugh hysterically along with Mike at any anecdote Mike tells him, before admitting that he doesn't get it. Ian Farmer is the Station Manager, the boss of the local studios. He appears only in season one. He and Brian Thompson are good friends, and frequently play golf together. Bob Caville is the Network's Managing Director, and definitively pulls the office into line. Jan Whelan (Genevieve Mooy) is the network's head of publicity in series 1 and 2. Jan refers to everyone as "poppet" and "darling" and has extravagantly camp mannerisms, but is in fact practical and efficient. Trish (Lynda Gibson) is the network's head of publicity in series 3. Elliot Rhodes (Boris Conley) is a comedian and musician, performing short musical sketches about current events at the end of Friday night episodes of Frontline. Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week. In 2 episodes, he was fired at Mike's request. [edit]Special guests Frontline frequently featured celebrity cameos, unusually including major Australian politicians appearing as themselves, often but not always as interviewees. The most memorable appearance is that of Pauline Hanson in The Shadow We Cast (series 3), in which she turns her famous "please explain?" phrase on Mike. Noel Pearson appears as an interviewee later in the same episode. Other appearances include: John Hewson in The Soufflé Rises (series 1); Pat Cash in The Desert Angel; Cheryl Kernot in We Ain't Got Dames (series 1); Bert Newton; Amanda Keller and Anne Fulwood in This Night of Nights (series 1); Glenn Ridge in Add Sex and Stir and Office Mole (series 2); Molly Meldrum in Add Sex and Stir, George Negus in Add Sex and Stir and Dick on the Line (series 3) and Ian Baker-Finch in A Hole in the Heart. Harry Shearer appeared in the series 2 episode Changing the Face of Current Affairs where he played the character of Larry Hadges. Merv Hughes also starred in the series 2 episode Workin' Class Man. Other guest stars appeared in mock-ups of their own shows: Mike Moore appeared on fictitious episodes of Burke's Backyard with Don Burke, Rex Hunt's fishing show, and The AFL Footy Show with Sam Newman. Stuart Littlemore, who at the time was hosting the media commentary show Media Watch, appeared in several fictitious episodes as a critic of Frontline. Episode #15. Workin’ Class Man: When lower-income audiences start tuning out, Jan and Sam Murphy (Kevin J. Wilson), the new executive producer, attempt to change Mike's image: to make him a more down-to-earth guy. Elsewhere, Marty tries to stop Frontline from doing an exposé on a dodgy investment he's personally involved in. 137006 2002 Frontline/World: DT Series Reporters Jane Kokan (2004), Petr Lom (2004), Sharmeen Obaid (2004). Journalist Ahmed Rashid (2004). Correspondent Victoria Gamburg (2007). Publisher Jugnu Mohsin of The Friday Times (2004). Correspondents Raney Aronson, Alexis Bloom, Amy Costello, Ngyuen Qui Duc, Serene Fang, Nick Hughes, Paul Kenyon, Amanda Pike, Arun Rath, Joe Rubin, Kate Seelye, Marco Werman. 137007 1995 Froome Room, The: Show Number Two T Episode #1, Season 2 Reporter (Jeffrey D. Anderson). Cameraman (Brad Hull). 137008 1996 Froome Room, The: Show's a Bomb, The T Episode #3. News Crew (Yuki Aruga, Karl Bildstein, Duncan Graham). Network Announcer (Chris Shachtay - Voice). 137009 1959 Frosch mit der Maske, Der MF West Germany Newsreader on Radio (Gunther Jerschke - Voice) 137010 2004 Frost M News Media. Reporter (Kristina Gronseth). 137011 1992 Frost of Heaven N Podrag, Julius American Journalist 137012 1967 Frost: David Frost's Night Out in London DT Series 1941-1953. Interviewer David Frost 137013 2007 Frost/Nixon P Morgan, Peter April 2007 Broadway Production TV Interviewer David Frost (Frank Langella) from Britain interviews President Richard Nixon in 1977. Journalist Jim Reston (Stephen Kunken). Mike Wallace (Stephen Rowe). Behind the scenes and on-air showdown. Frost was in need for a rebirth. His New York show had been dropped by the network and he was reduced to doing celebrity puff chat on Australian TV. Critic: "What made you exceptional, they said -- was that you seemed to have achieved great fame without possessing any discernible quality." 137014 2008 Frost/Nixon M DVD Morgan, Peter TV Interviewer David Frost (Michael Sheen) from Britain interviews President Richard Nixon in 1977. Behind the scenes and on-air showdown. Frost, a jet-setting TV personality with a name to make, convinces the disgraced president with a legacy to save to sit for an interview to confront the questions of his time in office and the Watergate scandal that ended his presidency. Nixon surprised everyone in selecting Frost as the reporter intending to easily outfox the breezy British showman. Frost’s team harbored doubts about Frost’s ability to hold his own. But when the cameras rolled, the unexpected happened. Frost was in need for a rebirth. His New York show had been dropped by the network and he was reduced to doing celebrity puff chat on Australian TV. Critic: "What made you exceptional, they said -- was that you seemed to have achieved great fame without possessing any discernible quality." David Frost’s career was in decline an he wanted a chance to be taken seriously as a journalist. James Reston, Jr. (Sam Rockwell) finds evidence that Nixon knew of the Watergate coverup well before he claimed. Frost sees his chance for victory and gets to work. Journalist Bob Zelnick (Oliver Platt). Diane Sawyer (Kate Jennings Grant). Interview Director (Geoffrey Blake). Frost’s Female Assistant (Janneke Arent). Brit TV Show Presenter (David Ross Paterson). Interview Cameraman #1 (Robert Pastoriza). Interview Cameraman 2 (Louie Mejia). Smith House Reporter #1 (David Kelsey). Smith House Reporter #2 (James Ritz). Smith House Reporter #3 (Pete Rockwell). Premiere Reporter #1 (Steve Kehela). Premiere Reporter #2 (Anthony Acker). Network Executive #1 (Googy Gress). Network Executive #2 (Marc McClure). Network Executive #3 (Joe Spano). Australian Reporter (Maggie Grant). Smith House Press/Reporter (Christopher Jude). Smith Crew (Eddie Napolillo). Press Reporter (Jason Suhrke - Voice). Hugh Hefner (Mark Simich). 137015 2007 Frost/Nixon: Conviction of Richard Nixon, The: The Untold Story of the Frost/ Nixon Interviews. D Reston, James Jr. British TV Journalist David Frost brought Richard Nixon back to the public eye in 1977 with a series of interviews three years after Nixon's resignation. Reston Jr. was one of the aides Frost hired to help; him plan his line of attack. This book, written at the time of the interviews, is being published for the first time in 2007 with Reston supplying a foreword and an afterword. 137016 1977 Frost/Nixon: Watergate Interview, The: David Frost Interviews Richard Nixon DT May, 1977 British TV Journalist-Interviewer David Frost interviews former President Richard Nixon on Watergate and his Presidency. It drew the biggest ever world-wide audience for a news interview -- 45 million people in the United States watched alone. During 28 and three-quarter grueling hours, Frost questioned Nixon on everything form Vietnam to China, from abuse of power to the Final Days. But the most tense and gripping sessions were on Watergate. Two whole days were devoted to that subject. 137017 1996 Frostbiter: Wrath of the Wendigo M Weatherman (Bret Julyk - The Weatherman). 137018 1995 Frostfire M Canada Reporter Victoria Renko (Wendy Crewson), a hard-nosed reporter finds evidence of an international cover-up. 137019 1990 Frozen Franklin, The N OWN - P Hanlon, Sean News Media 137020 1945 Frozen Ghost, The M Reporter (Eddie Acuff). Reporter in Hallway (Charles Jordan). 137021 2003 Frozen Impact M Reporter (Colleen Porch). 137022 1999 Frozen Music: Novel, A N Cobbold, Marika Woman journalist Female Journalist 137023 1956 Frozen Stuff, The NM Chapman, Robert Press 137024 1978 Frühherbst in Badenweiler N Wohmann, Gabriele (geb. Guyot) Germany TV Journalist 137025 1971 Frühstück auf Französisch N Lang, Elmy (= Elmy Lang-Dillenburger) Germany Journalist 137026 1992 Fruhstucksfernsehen: TF Germany. Series 1992. Newsreaders Ina Dietz (2000-2006), Jessica Winter (1997), Bettina Muller (1996-2004), Sylvia Bommes (1999-2003), Martin Hass (2002). Presenters Annika Kipp (2006-2007), Jan Han (2005-2007). Presenters Nadine Kruger (2006-2007), Marlene Lufen (1997-2007), Andrea Kiewel (1996-2001), Jessica Witte-Winter (2000), Charlotte Karlinder Kusmagk (2004-2005), Peer Kusmagk (2004-2005), Sabine Arndt (2005), Thomas Koschwitz (1999, 2004). 137027 1985 Fruit defendu, Le MF Photographer (Alban Ceray). 137028 1988 Fruit Machine, The M TV Reporter (Liz Stooke) 137029 1986 Fruit Palace, The DT Nicholl, Charles Reporter on the trail of the Great Cocaine Story in Colombia 137030 1896 Fruitless Assignment, A SS UCLA Bierce, Ambrose Press 137031 1988 Frullo del passero, Il MF Italy Journalist (Roberto Giannini). 137032 1992 FTL Newsfeeds T Series 1992-1996 News Media. Virtual News Anchor (Joseph McKenna). 137033 1987 Fu gui bi ren (aka It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad World) MF Hong Kong TV Anchor Bill Bui (Bill Tung), his wife and three daughters win a lottery and Tung puts the money in a finance company for investment. Unfortunately the company goes bankrupt. Bill’s wife has no sex life, the oldest daughter hangs out with a bad crowd, the youngest daughter’s a junior genius, and the middle sibling has no place to hide. Then Tung’s youngest daughter is kidnapped. 137034 1988 Fu gui zai pro ren (aka It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad World 2, The Return of the Mad, Mad, Mad World Part II) MF Hong Kong TV Anchor Bill Bui (Bill Tung), his wife and three daughters are back. This time around Tung is offered a job at his office’s branch in Canada and the new job offer sends shock waves throughout the family. At first they don’t want to go and leave all their family and friends by heading to Canada. Can the family adjust to the culture clash and the cold environment? Will Bill be able to control his wild daughter and satisfy his wife? 137035 1989 Fu gui zai san po ren (aka It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad World III) MF Hong Kong TV Anchor Bill Bui (Bill Tung), his wife and three daughters move back to Hong Kong. Lydia wins the Canadian lottery and the family needs to go back to Canada before the deadline to claim their prize. 137036 1973 FuBganger, Der MF Reporter (Herbert Mensching). Reporter (Peter Moland). 137037 1995 Fudge: Play It Again, Dad T Episode #5. 9-9-1995 Interviewer (Moira Quirk). 137038 2000 Fuera de foco TF Columbia Series News Media. Dueno revista porno (Porn magazine owner) (Ramiro Meneses). Jefe de redaccion (writing boss) (Alfonso Ortiz). Inaqui Versategui/The Paparazzi (Gonzalo De Sagarminaga). 137039 1995 Fuera de serie DF Reporter (Celines Toribio) 137040 1984 Fuga dal Bronx MF Reporter (Paul Costello). Reporter (Maurizio Fardo). Reporter (Tom Felleghy). Reporter (Martin Sorrentino). Photographer Jay (Andrea Coppola). 137041 1966 Fugefalevel MF Hungary Journalist (Istvan Szilagyi). 137042 1940 Fugitive From Justice, A M DVD -R 1557 Radio Newsman Mark Rogers (John Gallaudet). Reporter at Train Station (Sol Gorss). Reporter at Train Station (Creighton Hale). Reporter at Train Station (Stuart Holmes). Reporter at Train Station (Jack Wise). Tall Reporter at Train Station (Eddie Graham). Photographer at Train Station (Jack Richardson). Sort Reporter at Apartment (Al Lloyd). 137043 1936 Fugitive in the Sky M SVDSP 1546 Bricker, George (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Reporter Terry Brewster (Warren Hull) for the Los Angeles Tribune promoted to general assignments from the police beat. Gets on a plane, man is stabbed, wanted criminal holds passengers at gunpoint. City Editor Dave Brandon (Thomas E. Jackson). First Radio Announcer (Ralph Dunn). Second Radio Announcer (Harry Fox). Newstand Cashier Alice (Louise Stanley). 137044 1934 Fugitive Lovers M Newspaper Hawker at Pittsburgh Bus Station (Louise Emmons). 137045 1999 Fugitive Mind M TV News Cameraman (Phil Hawn). 137046 1955 Fugitive Romans, The N Murray, William PR American Public Relations man narrates an account of the lives and sexual exploits of the American film colony in Rome. 137047 1996 Fugitive X: Innocent Target MT TV Newscaster (Jack Baty) 137048 1993 Fugitive, The M News Media. Newscaster (John Drummond). Newscaster (Lester Holt). Newscaster (Jay Levine). Newscaster (David Pasquesi). Newscaster (Pam Zekman). 137049 1963 Fugitive, The: T SV 196 (Media Excerpts - Delivers Baby) Episode. Series 9-17-1963 to 8-29-1967. 120 Episodes News Media 137050 2000 Fugitive, The: DrRichardKimble.com T Episode #5. 11-3-2000 News Media. Newscaster #1 (Laura Drake). Newscaster #2 (Mike James). 137051 1964 Fugitive, The: End Game, The T Episode #30. 4-21-1964 TV Newscaster (Chick Hearn). 137052 2001 Fugitive, The: Gotterdammerung T Episode #21. Reporter (Michael Warner). 137053 1964 Fugitive, The: Iron Maiden, The T Episode #43. 12-15-1964 Photographer (Jason Wingreen). 137054 2001 Fugitive, The: Jenny T Episode #15. 2-16-2001 Reporter (Lowell Dee). 137055 1963 Fugitive, The: Judgment, The T SV 220 (Media Excerpts) Two-Part Finale News Media. Story broadcast over a national wire service. Lt. Philip Gerard (Barry Morse) appears on TV with an appeal to David Kimble (David Janssen) 137056 1967 Fugitive, The: Judgment, The (Part 1) T Episode #119. 8-22-1967 Newscaster (Don Lamond). TV News Interviewer (Chick Hearn). When the one-armed man is arrested in Los Angeles for smashing up a bar, the news is flashed nationwide and Richard Kimble returns. 137057 1963 Fugitive, The: Smoke Screen T Episode #7. 10-29-1963 Newsman (Buck Young). 137058 1938 Fugitives for a Night M PR Gossip Columnist Monks (Paul Guilfoyle), malicious gossiper. Publicity Gal Ann Wray (Eleanor Lynn). 137059 2003 Fugitives Run M TV Reporter (Barb Mitchell - Voice).; 137060 2001 Fugly M News Radio Voice (Paul Eppleston). 137061 1935 Fukujuso MF Japan. Photographer (Kan Ueda). 137062 1996 Full Circle MT Steel, Danielle (Novel). Karol Ann Hoeffner (Teleplay). Newscaster (Yolanda Gaskins). 137063 1989 Full Cleveland N OWN - P Roberts, Les Magazine Journalism and a missing publisher 137064 1993 Full Commission N Brennan, Carol PR Public Relations Woman Liz Wareham solves mysteries while running a New York PR agency. 137065 2001 Full Court Press N Lupica, Mike Sportswriters 137066 1960 Full Disclosure T Armstrong Circle Theatre -1-20-60 Correspondent-Narrator Douglas Edwards. Editor (Lee Smart). 137067 1999 Full Disclosure M SVD 1120 New York Reporter John McWhirter (Fred Ward), burnt-out reporter, haunted by things he'd done in his youth, gets roped into sheltering a woman hiding from the law. He discovers the woman is a suspected terrorist. Editor (Lee Smart). 137068 2002 Full Frontal M DVD -R HQ 1836, 1837 Journalists. A 33-year-old actor, Francesca Davis playing The Reporter Catherine (Julia Roberts). Magazine Writer Carl Bright (David Hyde-Pierce), 42, also a screenwriter who is afraid his wife finds him boring. 137069 2002 Full House NM Evanovich, Janet with Charlotte Hughes Pen name Steffie Hall, published original version in 1989 Newspaper Owner Nick Kaharcheck is a wealthy newspaper owner and horseman who meets a divorced mom when she makes polo lessons at his tables part of her summer improvement program. Hopeless at polo but she is so cute Kaharchek begins to invent excuses to spend time with her. Takes care of her when a horse steps on her foot. She represents everything he has avoided. Happy in her home life, a divorced mother of two, she is the epitome of stability. She is also irresistibly fascinating to the footloose publisher. There is one problem -- a killer is closing in on them. 137070 1989 Full House NM Evanovich, Janet (Pen Name Steffie Hall) Newspaper Owner and wealthy Horseman Nick Kaharchek meets divorced mom Billie Pearce when she makes polo lessons at his stables part of her summer self-improvement program. Though she’s hopeless at polo, Billie is so cute that Nick begins to invent excuses to spend time with her. First he takes care of her when a horse steps on her foot. Then, he arranges for his nutty cousin Deedee, a self-absorbed airhead, to board with Billie while her kids are away. As if that isn’t enough, Billie must also contend with a bomb-setting teenager, professional wrestlers, an outbreak of spiders and threats from a mysterious intruder. 137071 1992 Full House: T SV 127 Episode. 2-6-92. Series (September 1987-May 1995) TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." 137072 1990 Full House: 13 Candles T DVD -R HQ 8797 Episode #61. 2-9-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ finally turns 13. Guys overreact when they hear they're going to play Spin the Bottle at DJ's party. 137073 1989 Full House: Aftershocks T DVD -R HQ 8772 Episode #55. 12-8-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephanie has a difficult time coping with an earthquake that occurred when Danny wasn't home. 137074 1995 Full House: Air Jesse T Episode #184. 2-7-1995 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse tries to learn basketball from Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. 137075 1995 Full House: All Stood Up T Episode #190. 4-4-1995 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephanie is stood up for a date and Danny makes it worse by interfering. 137076 1989 Full House: And They Call It Puppy Love T DVD -R HQ 8758 Episode #51. 11-10-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Visitor from Ohio graces the Tanner household and one of its offspring gets a permanent home there. 137077 1993 Full House: Another Opening, Another No Show T Episode #152. 11-2-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Food critic shows up at Jesse's Smash Club. He gets locked in the storage room. It's opening night. What else can go wrong? 137078 1993 Full House: Apartment, The T Episode #146. 9-21-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny feels very uncomfortable with DJ going to Steve's new apartment. To make matters worse, DJ and Steve fall asleep watching TV. When they have no place to go to be alone to talk they climb into the cement truck that is in the backyard because Jesse and Joey are putting in a new driveway. Steve accidentally hits the lever that turns on the cement. 137079 1994 Full House: Arrest Ye Merry Gentlemen T Episode #179. 12-13-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." After overhearing Becky, Jesse, Joey and Danny insult a plastic tie cup holder that Michelle bought for her father as a Christmas present, she feels she must return the gift and exchange it for one that Danny will like. When she tries to return it with Jesse, the store owner gets mad, pulls the silent alarm, and the police arrive. 137080 1989 Full House: Baby Love T DVD -R HQ 9665 Episode #38. 2-24-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Michelle meets Howie, Rebecca's young sister's son and becomes instant friends. Jesse lets Stephanie watch a scary movie and it scares her. 137081 1991 Full House: Bachelor of the Month T Episode #106. 11-26-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Being Bachelor of the Month goes to Danny's head and has a negative effect on the Tanner household. 137082 1989 Full House: Back to School Blues T DVD -R HQ 8759 Episode #46. 9-29-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ's first day in Junior High School is rough. 137083 1993 Full House: Be True To Your Pre-School T DVD -R HQ 8746 Episode #135. 1-26-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Nicky and Alex play the bassoon. Jessie lies to get the twins into a well-known preschool and does. But he and Becky change their mind and do not send their kids to the school. 137084 1994 Full House: Be Your Own Best Friend T Episode #165. 4-5-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Michelle learns a valuable lesson -- you can't buy friendship. She also learns you can have more than one best friend. 137085 1988 Full House: Beach Boy Bingo T DVD -R HQ 8741 Episode #28. 11-18-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ wins a radio contest and gets tickets to a Beach Boy's concerto. 137086 1993 Full House: Bicycle Thief, The T Episode #155. 11-23-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Bicycle watch group is formed when Michelle reports that her bicycle is stolen. Danny, Jesse and Joey turn into thieves by mistake. 137087 1987 Full House: Big Three-O, The T DVD -R HQ 8917 Episode #11. 12-11-1987 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Danny turns 30 and the night's surprise party takes a nose dive. 137088 1993 Full House: Birthday Blues T Episode #134. 1-19-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Kimmy's 16th birthday and Steve and DJ's 6th month anniversary takes place. DJ forgets Kimmy's birthday and throws her a party in 15 minutes, but Steve ruins it for her and Kimmy gets her feelings hurts. 137089 1989 Full House: Blast From the Past T DVD -R HQ 8755 Episode #41. 4-7-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey's college sweetheart gives him a call after 10 years have passed. 137090 1994 Full House: Breaking Away T DVD -R HQ 8745 Episode #170. 10-4-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse and Becky find out it's difficult to let go of your babies when it's time for the boys to go to pre-school. 137091 1989 Full House: Breaking Up is Hard To Do T DVD -R HQ 9116 Episode #47. 10-6-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse and Rebecca find out that just because you're a couple that doesn't mean you have to like everything the other likes to do. 137092 1988 Full House: But Seriously, Folks T DVD -R HQ 9131 Episode #16. 2-5-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Both Joey and DJ learn valuable lessons about not giving up. 137093 1990 Full House: Bye, Bye Birdie T DVD -R HQ 9095 Episode #60. 2-2-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Curiosity gets the better of Stephanie regarding DJ's private life and Michelle has a rough day at preschool. 137094 1992 Full House: Captain Video (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 8744 Episode #119. 5-5-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse is stuck on his career path so the Beach Boys come over to the Tanners to see if they can help out. 137095 1992 Full House: Captain Video (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 8744 Episode #120. 5-12-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." When Jesse turns down Fat Fish Records to recover "Forever" as a fast dance number instead of a ballad, he gets some help from a very special member of the Tanner family to make that choice. 137096 1994 Full House: Claire and Present Danger T Episode #176. 11-22-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny goes out on a date with Michelle's friend's mom and Michelle thinks that Danny is going to marry her. 137097 1992 Full House: Come Fly With Me T DVD -R HQ 8975 (Mislabeled 8953). Episode #121. 9-22-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ comes back from Spain with a surprise. Michelle and Stephanie are extremely excited to see her again. But a boy Stephanie thinks is cute gets on a plane and they go on with him. They go to Auckland, New Zealand. 137098 1994 Full House: Comet's Excellent Adventure T Episode #169. 9-27-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse is so self-absorbed in his own problems with "The Rippers" that he mistakenly tells Michelle she can walk the dog by herself. 137099 1990 Full House: Crimes and Michelle's Demeanor T DVD -R HQ 9905 Episode #70. 9-28-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Is an engagement ring worth an autographed guitar? Michelle thinks she can do anything. 137100 1992 Full House: Crushed T DVD -R HQ 8752 Episode #110. 1-14-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephanie freaks out when he sees Tommy Page at her birthday party. Too bad he likes DJ more. 137101 1988 Full House: Cutting It Close T DVD -R HQ 9991 Episode #23. 10-14-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Stephanie accidentally cuts part of Jesse's hair off and when he's on his motorcycle his hair distract him and he has a crash. 137102 1988 Full House: D.J. Tanner's Day Off T DVD -R HQ 8949 Episode #22. 5-6-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. DJ cuts school to meet Stacey. She gets caught by Joey. 137103 1995 Full House: D.J.'s Choice T Episode #180. 1-3-1995 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ has a big noise. Nelson vs. Viper -- the winner goes out with DJ. 137104 1988 Full House: D.J.'s Very First Horse (aka DJ's Very First Horse) T DVD -R HQ 8738 Episode #26. 11-4-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ and Kimmy decide to buy a horse without Danny's permission. "Wake Up San Francisco" does a live shoot at a stable where we see Danny try to milk a goat. Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." 137105 1987 Full House: Daddy's Home T DVD -R HQ 9234 Episode #6. 10-23-1987 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Father-Daughter day turns out so great for the Tanner's until it has to end. 137106 1990 Full House: Danny in Charge T DVD -R HQ 10209 Episode #80. 12-14-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny finds out just how much Joey and Jesse help out and how hard it is to be a single dad to three kids, two school events and a baby at home. 137107 1988 Full House: Danny's Very First Date T DVD -R HQ 9134 Episode #17. 2-12-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. 137108 1994 Full House: Date With Fate, A T Episode #166. 5-3-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ and Danny end up dateless at a restaurant. 137109 1995 Full House: Dateless in San Francisco T Episode #185. 2-14-1995 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Valentine's Day. 137110 1993 Full House: Dating Game, The T Episode #133. 1-5-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey and Stephanie have to learn the hard way that falling for somebody who doesn't fall for you back is a hard thing. 137111 1993 Full House: Day of the Rhino, The T DVD -R HQ 9034 Episode #153. 11-9-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Michelle and all the other kids send away for a big Action Rigby toy and receive a small plastic toy that does nothing. They are angry they were ripped off by false advertising and want to do something about it. 137112 1992 Full House: Designing Mothers T Episode #131. 12-8-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Vicky's mom comes to meet Danny for the first time. 137113 1992 Full House: Devil Made Me Do It, The T DVD -R HQ 9111 Episode #113. 2-18-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Michelle starts to learn that she cannot break the rules with some sort of consequence. This is hard for her to understand so she runs away. Meanwhile, DJ tries to help settle an argument between Kimmy and Stephanie. 137114 1989 Full House: Divorce Court T DVD -R HQ 9159 Episode #52. 11-17-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." When Jesse thinks he is in better shape than Joey or Danny, the challenge is on. They battle it out in a footrace that viewers of "Wake Up San Francisco" will be seeing. 137115 1991 Full House: Double Trouble T Episode #95. 9-17-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Becky and Jesse go to the doctor and find out that they're going to have more than one baby. 137116 1989 Full House: Dr. Dare Rides Again T DVD -R HQ 9682 Episode #53. 11-24-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse finds out it's hard to let go of your wild past when your friends are still living it when his old buddy stops by to visit. 137117 1992 Full House: Driving Miss D.J. T Episode #114. 2-25-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Teaching DJ to drive is no easy task for Danny. That means he has to face the fact that DJ is growing up and he's not quite ready to let go yet. 137118 1991 Full House: Easy Rider T DVD -R HQ 8751 Episode #107. 12-3-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Michelle learns if at first you don't succeed, try, try again while trying to learn to ride her bike without training wheels. 137119 1992 Full House: Educating Jesse T Episode #126. 10-27-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." When DJ and Kimmy request Joey and Jesse's help with a Stay in School campaign, they are stunned by Jesse's refusal to help. The entire family pressures him into telling the truth -- he is actually a high school dropout. With only one English credit missing, Jesse is inspired by Becky to take a night course and earn his degree. Meanwhile, Michelle is having some problems of her own. Learning to tie her shoes is a big undertaking and when she and Jesse become frustrated and discouraged, it's clear that they will need each other to finish what they have started. 137120 1989 Full House: El Problema Grande de D.J. T DVD -R HQ 8754. DVD -R HQ 8976 Episode #39. 3-10-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ wants Danny to get her Spanish grade, a D, changed but Danny ends up kissing DJ's teacher. 137121 1993 Full House: Fast Friends T Episode #149. 10-12-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephanie makes a new friend, Mickey. But Mickey's friends smoke and Stephanie is pressured to also. Will she? 137122 1987 Full House: First Day of School, The T DVD -R HQ 8943 Episode #3. 10-2-1987 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Stephanie is nervous of her first day of school. DJ doesn't want to be stuck in a class full of "eggheads." See how Danny handles this situation. 137123 1991 Full House: Fish Called Martin, A T DVD -R HQ 10210 Episode #85. 2-1-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Michelle's first pet is fun to look at but no fun to play with. That is until Michelle decides to give him a bath. And the Tanners learn how to swing their partner round and round. 137124 1992 Full House: Five's a Crowd T Episode #117. 3-31-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Drive-in movie isn't mean for a date and their three dads. This is what happens to DJ when she goes on a date to a drive-in. Jesse, Joey and Danny show up in the back seat of the van. 137125 1989 Full House: Fogged In T DVD -R HQ 8777 Episode #34. 1-20-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Tanner household becomes a lot more full as guests are stuck at the house because of the fog. 137126 1990 Full House: Fraternity Reunion T DVD -R HQ 9065 Episode #67. 4-27-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny wears pearl earrings and Joey wears a bra. They set out for their 10-year fraternity reunion. 137127 1991 Full House: Fuller House T DVD -R HQ 9131 Episode #88. 2-22-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Michelle doesn't fully understand why Jesse has to move out. Jesse knows it's something he has to do, but misses his family very much. Becky can see how hurt Jesse is, so she devises a plan with Danny to resolve the issue. 137128 1991 Full House: Girls Just Wanna Have Fun T DVD -R HQ 8975 (Mislabeled 8953). Episode #92. 4-1-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ finds out that thee is a fine line between being a parent figure and being a parent friend. She puts Becky to the test, a test DJ might fail. 137129 1992 Full House: Girls Will Be Boys T DVD -R HQ 8976 Episode #118. 4-28-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Michelle feels left out because she is not one of the boys. Jesse is seen wearing a lumberjack outfit and DJ threatens to get back at Stephanie for eavesdropping. 137130 1990 Full House: Good News, Bad News T DVD -R HQ 3282. SVD 1464. SVD 1041 Episode #73. 10-19-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny hires Double J Creative Services to create a commercial for his show. Things don't go exactly as planned. School Newspaper Editor. Named editor of the school newspaper, D.J. (Candance Cameron) plays favorites, appoints Kimmy (Andrea Barber) editor of sports page Friends don't make the best working partners. Kimmy and DJ find this out when they are working on the school paper together. School Paper Editor DJ must fire Kimmy. 137131 1989 Full House: Goodbye, Mr. Bear T DVD -R HQ 8754. DVD -R HQ 8977 Episode #40. 3-24-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Tanner watched home videos of when he and Pam brought Michelle home from the hospital after being born. The Tanners remember Pam, Tanner's wife. 137132 1991 Full House: Gotta Dance T Episode #102. 11-5-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephanie begs her father for permission to take professional dance classes, but the extensive training and decreased free time ends up being more strenuous than she anticipated. Knowing that Jesse would never attend a baby shower, Becky plans one behind his back. 137133 1991 Full House: Graduates, The T DVD -R HQ 8949 Episode #93. 4-26-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny is going through a mid-life crisis. Feeling he is losing his youth, he begins to date a younger woman who has more in common with DJ then Danny. 137134 1993 Full House: Grand Gift Auto T Episode #140. 3-16-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey finds out that what seems too good to be true usually is when he buys DJ a car for her birthday later to find out it was stolen. 137135 1989 Full House: Granny Tanny T DVD -R HQ 8756 Episode #49. 10-20-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Granny is now retired and visits the Tanner household for a visit. Little do they know that their plot to make Granny feel wanted would backfire. 137136 1989 Full House: Greatest Birthday on Earth, The T DVD -R HQ 8771 Episode #54. 12-1-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse, Michelle and Stephanie are locked inside of a gas station. Jesse and Stephanie try to make it a good birthday for Michelle. 137137 1990 Full House: Greek Week T DVD -R HQ 8797 Episode #69. 9-21-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Will Jesse ask Becky to marry him? 137138 1988 Full House: Half a Love Story T DVD -R HQ 8717. Episode #14. 1-15-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Jesse meets a woman at the television station where Danny works and she turns up at the Tanner house. Jesse uses baby Michelle to get a date with one of Danny's co-workers. Anchorman (Mark Costello). 137139 1991 Full House: Happy Birthday, Babies (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 8748 Episode #103. 11-12-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Tanners remind Michelle just how special she is to them when anxiety sets in for Michelle because her baby book is now done when she turns 5. 137140 1991 Full House: Happy Birthday, Babies (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 8748 Episode #104. 11-12-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny has to fill in for Jesse during Becky's labor as he is taken away for surgery himself. Feeling disappointed because everyone left her on her birthday for the birth of the twins, Michelle realizes that she isn't the baby anymore. 137141 1990 Full House: Happy New Year T Episode #81. 12-28-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny and Jesse secretly sign up Joey for a video dating service and Joey thinks he has found the love of his life. 137142 1993 Full House: Heartbreak Kid, The T Episode #136. 2-9-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Just because you are young doesn't mean you don't have feelings and can't get them hurt. Tanners find this out when they take Michelle's crush on Steve lightly. 137143 1993 Full House: High Anxiety T Episode #151. 10-26-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny is realizing that his last baby is growing up and he can't quit accept it. Michelle wants to start making decisions for herself and Danny has a hard time with this. 137144 1991 Full House: Hole-in-the-Wall Gang, The (aka Hole in the Wall Gang, The) T DVD -R HQ 10276 Episode #89. 3-1-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Disaster strikes when Stephanie tries to imitate DJ in everything that DJ does including wearing the same clothes 137145 1990 Full House: Honey, I Broke the House T DVD -R HQ 8945 Episode #64. 3-9-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephanie gets into Joey's car and it moves backwards and goes through the kitchen wall. 137146 1994 Full House: House Divided, A T Episode #168. 5-17-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Tanner family has a situation of splitting apart or staying together. It comes to a choice between family and money. They decide to stay together as a family. 137147 1993 Full House: House Meets the Mouse, The (Part One) T Episode #143. 5-11-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." When Jesse receives the opportunity to do a concert in Disney World, he arranges for it to be a romantic getaway with Becky -- that is, until Danny decides to turn it into a family affair. Once in Florida, Joey meets up with some cartoonists. Jesse unintentionally neglects his family by working too much. Danny fights for the nerve to propose to Vicky. Kids tour the Magic Kingdom on their own. Michelle is crowned Princess for the Day. When others get sick of listening to her orders, Michelle gets angry and wanders off leading her sisters and Kimmy on a frantic search. 137148 1993 Full House: House Meets the Mouse, The (Part Two) T Episode #144. 5-18-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." All Danny wants to do is ask Vicky to marry him. Every time he tries he is interrupted. Stephanie misses out on some very good times because she is too busy feeling sorry for herself. DJ thinks she sees Steve all over Disneyland. Jesse does an underwater broadcast with a hungry looking shark swimming around. 137149 1990 Full House: I.Q. Man, The (aka The IQ Man). T DVD -R HQ 8802 Episode #71. 10-5-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Can Danny be a silent partner? When things don't work out working for Mr. Malatesta, Jesse and Joey have a decision to make about their futures. 137150 1992 Full House: I'm Not D.J. T Episode #130. 12-1-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Nicky and Alex need to go for their first haircuts and Stephanie is sporting the Princess Leia look. What is Stephanie trying to hide? 137151 1989 Full House: I'm There for You, Babe T DVD -R HQ 8778 Episode #42. 4-14-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse has the toughest birthday anyone could ever have. His family thinks he can do everything at once, but they learn he can't. 137152 1994 Full House: I've Got a Secret T DVD -R HQ 8746 Episode #172. 10-18-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny spills the secret that Michelle told him about their secret club and she gets kicked out of the club. 137153 1994 Full House: Is It True About Stephanie? T Episode #158. 1-4-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephanie gets revenge on a classmate of hers that's been giving her trouble at the new school. But she feels guilty and asks Jesse why they call it "Sweet Revenge." Stephanie has a change of heart and tries to make friends with the classmate. 137154 1993 Full House: It Was a Dark and Stormy Night T Episode #145. 9-14-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." 137155 1988 Full House: It's Not My Job T DVD -R HQ 8738 Episode #25. 10-28-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Jesse takes a change in his career towards music, a decision that affects his father. 137156 1987 Full House: Jesse's Girl T DVD -R HQ 8903 Episode #8. 11-6-1987 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Cable goes out just when the Tanners want to watch something. 137157 1988 Full House: Jingle Hell T DVD -R HQ 9997 Episode #27. 11-11-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey and Jesse are fighting over a jingle that Jesse and Joey wrote together. Stephanie and DJ are fighting over privacy. 137158 1989 Full House: Joey & Stacey and…Oh, Yeah, Jesse (aka Joey and Stacey and…Oh, Yeah, Jesse). T DVD -R HQ 8772 Episode #56. 12-15-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse and Joey pitch an idea to a client but the client doesn't really care for it. Joey takes risk and pitches his idea without consulting with Jesse first. 137159 1988 Full House: Joey Gets Tough T DVD -R HQ 8741 Episode #29. 11-25-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey lets DJ and Stephanie watch a Tiffany concert. Danny comes in and Joey decides to be tougher. DJ comes home latte and he won't let her go to her karate tournament. 137160 1991 Full House: Joey Goes Hollywood T DVD -R HQ 10291 Episode #91. 3-29-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Tanner family is star struck when they go with Joey who has landed a job on an up-and-coming TV series. 137161 1994 Full House: Joey's Funny Valentine T DVD -R HQ 8827 Episode #160. 1-25-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey's new girlfriend, Roxie, tries to make a good impression on the Tanner family but things don't go exactly as planned. 137162 1987 Full House: Joey's Place T DVD -R HQ 8917 Episode #10. 12-4-1987 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. 137163 1988 Full House: Just One of the Guys T Episode #18. 3-4-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Cousin Steve visits the Tanners and hangs out with the guys. 137164 1990 Full House: Just Say No Way T DVD -R HQ 9693 (No Number on Disc) Episode #65. 3-30-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey, Danny and Jesse learn that what appears to be is not always what it is the hard way when what appears to Jesse is DJ was drinking at the dance. When the truth comes out, the guys need to do some big-time apologizing to DJ. 137165 1991 Full House: King and I, The T DVD -R HQ 8751 Episode #99. 10-15-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse forgets that family should always come first when he gets wrapped up in trying to write a song, loses his temper and doesn't join the family in their annual picnic. 137166 1994 Full House: Kissing Cousins T Episode #162. 2-15-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse can see no wrong with his cousin from Greece, but the rest of the family see right through him. It's just a matter of showing Jesse who his cousin really is. 137167 1987 Full House: Knock Yourself Out T DVD -R HQ 8691 Episode #7. 10-30-1987 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Reporter (Brian Hale). Danny's tryout for a career as a boxing announcer isn't exactly a knockout. Danny almost ruins a man's career. 137168 1994 Full House: Last Dance, The T Episode #161. 2-8-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." When Jesse's beloved grandfather arrives from Greece for a visit, the man fills the house with his love and philosophy of life. The family is crushed when he dies in his sleep. But no one feels it more than Jesse and Michelle, who are both struggling to reveal their true emotions. Bond between them is stronger than ever, however, and in the wake of this devastating tragedy, they help each other heal. 137169 1995 Full House: Leap of Faith T Episode #189. 3-21-1995 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." When Becky decides to go bungee jumping with a guest on "Wake Up San Francisco," she chickens out once she is supposed to jump. Jesse comes along to the shoot and Becky convinces Jesse to take the plunge with her. 137170 1991 Full House: Legend of Ranger Joe, The T DVD -R HQ 8752 Episode #100. 10-22-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Michelle inherits a pair of tap shoes and won't stop tapping. Joey is going for a job and when he gets it he sends a hug-a-gram to the man who hired him not knowing the man is afraid to be touched. 137171 1989 Full House: Little Romance, A T DVD -R HQ 8753 Episode #33. 1-13-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Rebecca gets jealous at the charity auction she and Danny are hosting because a very rude woman is bidding on Jesse. 137172 1989 Full House: Little Shop of Sweaters T Episode #36. 2-10-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ's valentine gift from her dad turns into shreds as she leaves her Royal Blue sweater and it gets ripped up. Stephanie tries to help her, but should learn the meaning of "Buy Now, Pay Later" as she steals a sweater. 137173 1992 Full House: Long Goodbye, The T DVD -R HQ 8827 Episode #122. 9-29-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." While Danny struggles with marinating his long-range relationship with Vicki or ending it, Michelle learns her best friend is moving to Texas. 137174 1994 Full House: Love on the Rocks T Episode #163. 3-1-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ is growing up and begins to comprehend that life shouldn't revolve around a boyfriend. If it does you miss out on many other things. 137175 1992 Full House: Lovers and Other Tanners T DVD -R HQ 8777 Episode #125. 10-20-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." As DJ and Steve's relationship grows more serious, Danny is concerned that his daughter is moving too quickly with the romance. When DJ receives a C on an exam, he is willing to overlook it -- but as her negligence of her responsibilities increases, Danny forbids her to see him. Alienated from his little girl, Danny is left wondering if he did the right thing -- and as he and Vicky discuss their feelings for one another, he realizes that maybe the love between DJ and Steve isn't as silly as he thought. 137176 1989 Full House: Luck Be a Lady (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 8758. DVD -R HQ 8977 Episode #43. 4-28-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Girls win a $100,000 jackpot for Joey, and Rebecca and Jesse let jealousy get the better of them. Family goes to the Ali Baba Hotel and Casino. 137177 1989 Full House: Luck Be a Lady (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 8759 Episode #44. 5-5-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse and Becky walk up the aisle and down the aisle again and again before they discover they need to get to know each other better before they get married 137178 1990 Full House: Lust in the Dust T DVD -R HQ 8943 Episode #59. 1-26-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny has come up with many ways of breaking a date. The rest of the Tanners are becoming concerned at Danny's excuses why he won't date somebody. 137179 1988 Full House: Mad Money T DVD -R HQ 9273 Episode #21. 4-29-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Repaying old debts is not as easy as it may seem. 137180 1994 Full House: Making Out Is Hard To Do. T DVD -R HQ 8745 Episode #171. 10-11-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." TV Announcer (David Ruprecht). Stephanie goes to a "Make Out Party" at a friend's house and feels pressured. But overcomes it. 137181 1991 Full House: Matchmaker Michelle T DVD -R HQ 9111 Episode #96. 9-24-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Michelle sets out on a journey to find Danny a wife so she can have a mommy. Jesse tries to change the image of his band. Tanners are struck with Kimmy when a school project is for two people to switch houses for a day. 137182 1994 Full House: Michelle a la Cart T Episode #164. 3-15-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Michelle proves that Soapbox Derby is not just for boys. She wants to enter the race and she wants to win. Jesse, Becky and Danny make jokes about a girl building a car and hurt Michelle's feelings 137183 1995 Full House: Michelle Rides Again (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 8747 Episode #191. 5-23-1995 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Michelle and her new friend want to go for a care-free ride on the horses. Michelle's horse gets spooked and Michelle takes a fall making her lose her memory. 137184 1995 Full House: Michelle Rides Again (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 8747 Episode #192. 5-23-1995 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." At the hospital, after Michelle wakes up, the family learns she suffers from amnesia and it could take a while until her memory returns. Kimmy organizes a date for DJ and the prom -- Duane's cousin Wayne. 137185 1989 Full House: Middle Age Crazy T DVD -R HQ 8743 Episode #32. 1-6-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephanie gets married because she feels left out when nobody in the family is paying any attention to her. Danny, Joey and Jesse realize that they need to divide their attention so each girl feels wanted. 137186 1987 Full House: Miracle of Thanksgiving, The T DVD -R HQ 9622 Episode #9. 11-20-1987 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Family's first Thanksgiving without the mother. They've having a hard time having a good Thanksgiving. Danny even pays $200 for a turkey. 137187 1990 Full House: Misadventures in Baby-Sitting T DVD -R HQ 8774 Episode #58. 1-12-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ comes up with a use for butter that is not likely to be very popular with toast lovers. DJ takes a job babysitting so she can earn money to get a phone. But DJ gets in a bit over her head. 137188 1990 Full House: Mr. Egghead T DVD -R HQ 9061 Episode #62. 2-16-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey is the host of "Mr. Egghead." When he is demonstrating something, the punching bag hits Stephanie in the nose and breaks it. To make it worse, it was the day before picture day. 137189 1995 Full House: My Left and Right Foot T Episode #183. 1-31-1995 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse insults Becky for her singing to the children. 137190 1989 Full House: Nerd for a Day T DVD -R HQ 8756. HQ 8978, Episode #48. 10-13-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephanie makes a new friend by realizing that calling people names can hurt their feelings. 137191 1992 Full House: Nice Guys Finish First T Episode #129. 11-24-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey is stuck in the middle of being nice and not angry like he promised Michelle or win the hockey game he is playing in. 137192 1991 Full House: Nicky and/or Alexander T DVD -R HQ 8753 Episode #105. 11-19-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse can't tell the twins, Nicky and Alex, apart. 137193 1990 Full House: No More Mr. Dumb Guy T DVD -R HQ 8788 Episode #57. 1-5-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse finds out that being smart doesn't always mean you have to know a lot about books when he feels threatened by an old teacher of Becky's who shows up for a literature soiree. 137194 1991 Full House: Oh Where, Oh Where Has My Little Girl Gone (aka Where O Where Has My Little Girl Gone; Where Oh Where Has My Little Girl Gone) T DVD -R HQ 8749 Episode #98. 10-8-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ finds out that a girl's reputation can be made or broken with one small lie when a boy she wouldn't kiss starts spreading rumors about her. 137195 1991 Full House: Ol' Brown Eyes T DVD -R HQ 10252 Episode #83. 1-11-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." When Danny tries to act cool by dressing in leather to impress DJ because he wants to perform at the benefit at DJ's school that he is hosting, DJ is horrified. A game of hide the object lands Joey in trouble with Jesse. 137196 1994 Full House: On the Road Again T Episode #175. 11-8-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse and his new band is on tour. He returns to his old motel room and realizes it's a dump. You can't go home again. 137197 1990 Full House: One Last Kiss T DVD -R HQ 8887 Episode #77. 11-16-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse learns that sometimes the past should be just that when he attends his 10-year High School Reunion alone. 137198 1988 Full House: Our Very First Christmas Show T DVD -R HQ 8698 Episode #31. 12-16-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Family gets struck in an airport in Colorado and has to spend Christmas there. Stephanie leaves Santa a map, but will he find her? 137199 1987 Full House: Our Very First Night T DVD -R HQ 9973 Episode #2. 9-27-1987 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Jesse lets DJ and Stephanie stay up late with his hand. They eve have pizza delivered at night. Then Danny comes home. 137200 1987 Full House: Our Very First Promo T DVD -R HQ 8922 Episode #12. 12-18-1987 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Michelle can't play the role of Michelle in the Tanner's first promo. 137201 1990 Full House: Our Very First Telethon T DVD -R HQ 9065 Episode #68. 5-4-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Telethon host Danny falls asleep during the show -- and his family picks up where he left off. 137202 1989 Full House: Pal Joey T DVD -R HQ 8778 Episode #37. 2-17-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny is jealous. 137203 1993 Full House: Perfect Couple, The T Episode #157. 12-14-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey wants to make a sow about couples more interesting, so he tries to get them to fight. The couples are Jesses and Becky, DJ and Steve and Danny and -- since Vicky left -- Estelle. 137204 1987 Full House: Pilot - Our Very First Show T DVD -R HQ 9973 Episode #1. 9-22-987. Series. 9-22-1987 to 5-23-1995. TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Later co-host with Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin), "Wake Up, San Francisco," morning information series. Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Pam's brother, Jesse, and Danny's best friend, Joey Gladstone, move into the house to help Danny raise his three daughters, O.J., Stephanie, and Michelle. Danny's mom moves out. Danny's comic friend, Joey and his rock 'n' rollin' brother-in-law, Jesse, moves in. 137205 1990 Full House: Pinch for a Pinch, A T DVD -R HQ 10198 Episode #74. 10-26-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." When Jesse fills in for Joey at parent volunteer day, chaos breaks out which leads to a pinching war. Kimmy plays a trick on Stephanie by scaring her with a fake horoscope. 137206 1992 Full House: Play It Again, Jess T Episode #109. 1-7-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse has to learn the hard way that he and Becky are a team and no matter what, they are in it for the long haul -- even it means Jesse has to be a stay-at-home dad. 137207 1992 Full House: Play's the Thing, The T Episode #128. 11-17-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." With a school play coming up for Michelle's class, Jesse and Joey reluctantly agree to be the directors. Michelle is convinced that she will earn the lead role of Yankee Doodle, but then a fellow classmate is given the part. Michelle is resentful, which leaves Jesse and Joey with the responsibility of teaching her the importance of teamwork. Meanwhile, Steve gets defensive when he believes that DJ is making all the decisions in their relationship. Danny, who misses having babies around, unintentionally snubs Becky by spending extensive time with the twins. 137208 1993 Full House: Please Don't Touch the Dinosaur T Episode #138. 2-23-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jessie and Danny take Michelle's class to the museum and discover a $4 million dinosaur skeleton is in need of some attention. 137209 1988 Full House: Pox in Our House, A T DVD -R HQ 8922 Episode #15. 1-29-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Three of the Tanners get the Chicken Pox and Danny needs to find a baby-sitter or he'll miss the big game. 137210 1995 Full House: Producer, The T Episode #181. 1-10-1995 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny gets passed over for a promotion which is given to Becky. This causes friction in the Tanner household. 137211 1993 Full House: Prom Night T Episode #142. 5-4-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Mistaken event takes place at the prom which has DJ in a tailspin. Prom was not what she expected and because of this misunderstanding prom night seems to be ruined 137212 1993 Full House: Prying Game, The T DVD -R HQ 8743 Episode #154. 11-16-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ finds Stephanie and Kimmy hiding out in Steve's apartment. Stephanie's intentions were good but her actions were wrong. DJ says some mean things to Stephanie but later realizes she made a mistake. 137213 1992 Full House: Radio Days T Episode #124. 10-13-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse starts yet another career and brings Joey along with him. A Disc Jockey seems right up Jesse's alley. He will have to learn to share his time on radio with Joey, however, who is also hired. 137214 1987 Full House: Return of Grandma, The T DVD -R HQ 8887 Episode #4. 10-9-1987 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Granny returns to find the house a mess and her grand-daughter is a turtle. See what happens when Claire refuses to clean up after the boys. 137215 1992 Full House: Road to Tokyo T DVD -R HQ 8749 Episode #123. 10-6-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Michelle tries to dig a hole in the backyard to reach Jesse who is in Japan. Jesse has some hard choices to make. 137216 1991 Full House: Rock the Cradle T Episode #94. 5-3-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Becky is trying to tell Jesse she is pregnant and he just doesn't seem to get it. 137217 1993 Full House: Room For One More T Episode #141. 4-6-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Toilet-training the twins makes Jesse and Becky reflect on how quickly their babies are growing up, but with a potential new job in store for Becky, it is difficult deciding whether to have another child. To prove to his wife that they can take on the responsibility, Jesse agrees to watch the boys and do his radio show at home while Becky is at work. Danny reluctantly agrees to let Stephanie and Michelle baby-sit a neighbor's pet pig which becomes a problem as the creature wreaks havoc around the house. 137218 1987 Full House: Sea Cruise T Episode #5. 10-16-1987 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Why does Danny go overboard to catch a radial tire? Why won't Danny go out with Caroline? 137219 1990 Full House: Secret Admirer T Episode #79. 12-7-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Rusty writes a love note and it is passed around the house. 137220 1988 Full House: Seven-Month Itch, The (Part 1) T Episode #19. 3-11-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Jesse finds himself trapped. 137221 1988 Full House: Seven-Month Itch, The (Part 2) T Episode #20. 3-18-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. 137222 1990 Full House: Shape Up T DVD -R HQ 10204 Episode #76. 11-9-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ learns that friends are not true friends if they only like you for what you look like on the outside when she is invited to Kimmy's birthday party, which turns out to be a pool party. 137223 1993 Full House: Silence Is Not Golden T Episode #137. 2-16-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephanie knows of a classmate who is being abused by his father but made a promise not to tell. She is torn between telling because she knows he is in trouble and keeping his secret. 137224 1988 Full House: Sisterly Love T DVD -R HQ 9116 Episode #13. 1-8-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. DJ gets the role in an "Oats Boats" commercial but Stephanie takes it away. 137225 1991 Full House: Sisters in Crime T Episode #108. 12-17-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ takes Stephanie and Michelle to the movies with her and Steve. She has Kimmy lie for her and when they get sent home, has Stephanie and Michelle lie so she doesn't get into trouble. 137226 1990 Full House: Slumber Party T DVD -R HQ 8803 (Mislabeled as 8118 Episode #72. 10-12-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." It is time for the Honey Bee slumber party for mothers and daughters. Becky agrees to go with Stephanie, but she has car trouble. Joey ends up going. 137227 1993 Full House: Smash Club: Next Generation, The T Episode #150. 10-19-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse has just inherited the Smash Club. He gets inspiration from the kids as to what to do with it. But Jesse doesn't have a very good business sense, so he struggles to try to get a loan to fix it up. 137228 1992 Full House: Spellbound T Episode #111. 1-28-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephanie advances to the finals for best speller in her class. After she comes in second place, she challenges the winner to a rematch. 137229 1989 Full House: Star Search T DVD -R HQ 8771 Episode #50. 11-3-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey tries to get where he hoped to be during his career by winning Star Search. 137230 1991 Full House: Stephanie Gets Framed T DVD -R HQ 8996 Episode #84. 1-25-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephanie feels she will be the blunt of the kid's jokes when she learns she needs glasses. Jesse can't decide who will be his best man. 137231 1991 Full House: Stephanie Plays the Field T DVD -R HQ 10272 Episode #90. 3-8-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephanie has a decision to make after joining the baseball team that Danny coaches. Here newfound love plays for the opposite team. Will she let her team down or will she let her new boyfriend down? 137232 1994 Full House: Stephanie's Wild Ride T Episode #177. 11-29-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephen wants to put herself in danger and DJ stops her. 137233 1993 Full House: Subterranean Graduation Blues T Episode #139. 3-2-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." It doesn't matter where you are when something important is supposed to happen as long as your family is there with you to celebrate. This is the lesson the Tanners discover. 137234 1995 Full House: Super Bowl Fun Day T Episode #182. 1-25-1995 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey should have keep his promise to take Michelle's science group to the science museum instead of a bar just to be able to watch the Super Bowl. 137235 1993 Full House: Support Your Local Parents T Episode #156. 11-30-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." You can't hide things from Danny. He has the "nose" of a bloodhound. When DJ gets a ticket she tries to cover it up but Steph and Michelle find out and use this against DJ to get what they want. Jesse and Becky finally realize that they need help with the twins. 137236 1991 Full House: Take My Sister, Please T DVD -R HQ 10334 Episode #97. 10-1-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ makes a plea to the guys for her to get her own room. But the decision is almost overturned when Michelle decides she doesn't want to live with Stephanie either so Steph moves into the bathroom. Jesse tries to survive Becky's pregnancy hormones. Jesse and Becky take birthing lessons. 137237 1995 Full House: Taking the Plunge T Episode #187. 2-28-1995 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Kimmy decides to marry Duane because she fears losing her friendship with DJ when DJ gets ready to go off to college. 137238 1988 Full House: Tanner vs. Gibbler T DVD -R HQ 9991 Episode #24. 10-21-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Kimmy's birthday and when she comes to her party with older friends, she gets mad at DJ. 137239 1989 Full House: Tanner's Island T DVD -R HQ 8755. DVD -R HQ 8978. Episode #45. 9-22-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Family vacation doesn't go as planned for the Tanners who sail off to an island. 137240 1990 Full House: Terror in Tanner Town T DVD -R HQ 8996 Episode #78. 11-23-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny girlfriend's son, Rusty, comes over. 137241 1994 Full House: Test, The T Episode #159. 1-11-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ is worried about her SATs. The test has her so nervous that she has a nightmare about the test. 137242 1990 Full House: Those Better Not Be the Days T DVD -R HQ 9061 Episode #63. 2-23-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Chaos in the Tanner house. In order to teach the girls a lesson, the guys switch roles with the girls. The girls will be the adults and the guys will show them what it is like not to be appreciated. Plan backfires. 137243 1990 Full House: Three Men and Another Baby T DVD -R HQ 9905 Episode #66. 4-13-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Jesse is babysitting Tony. Michelle gets jealous when Jesse pays more attention to Tony. 137244 1994 Full House: To Joey, With Love T Episode #173. 10-25-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey substitutes for the teacher of Michelle's class. 137245 1994 Full House: Too Little Richard Too Late T Episode #167. 5-10-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey points out at a PTA meeting in which he is running for president that it doesn't matter who gives birth to kids. Real parents are the ones there for them when they need them. 137246 1992 Full House: Too Much Monkey Business T DVD -R HQ 8828 Episode #112. 2-11-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny's sister shows up at the Tanner household with her pet monkey. Joey finds himself attracted to her but Danny isn't happy about the whole thing. 137247 1993 Full House: Tough Love T Episode #148. 10-5-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Becky and Jesse learn when kids are out of control it's time to say No, when the boys are acting any way they want and nobody is telling them No. Their behavior is affecting the whole Tanner household. Vicky fixes dinner for the family for the first time. 137248 1988 Full House: Triple Date T DVD -R HQ 8945 Episode #30. 12-9-1988 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny has a hard time trying to find a date that at some point in time Jesse hasn't dated. Danny's date brings friends for Joey and Jesse. But the best laid plans don't always work. 137249 1992 Full House: Trouble in Twin Town T Episode #127. 11-10-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Becky and Jesse realize how happy they are when Becky's rich cousin comes to town. 137250 1992 Full House: Trouble With Danny, The T Episode #116. 3-17-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Danny finds out how the family feels about his cleaning obsession and has to take a hard look at his life. 137251 1994 Full House: Under the Influence T Episode #178. 12-6-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Kimmy gets drunk at a party and wants to drive home. 137252 1995 Full House: Up on the Roof T Episode #188. 3-14-1995 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ tries to pull the ultimate senior prank. She put the principal's car on the roof. Then it starts raining. But the principal doesn't seem to mind it. 137253 1992 Full House: Very Tanner Christmas, A T DVD -R HQ 9403 Episode #132. 12-15-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Becky misses her snow-filled Christmases in Nebraska and Jesse is determined to make this year a special celebration for her. DJ is resentful over Steve's decision to attend college across the country fearing their relationship will suffer once he leaves. With Stephanie and Michelle indicating greed and materialism with their Christmas presents, Jesse plans a special surprise to teach them the true meaning of the season. Danny feels the void of Vicky's absence. 137254 1990 Full House: Viva Las Joey T DVD -R HQ 10198 Episode #75. 11-2-1990 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Joey gets a gig right before Wayne Newton and to his surprise, his dad is there. 137255 1991 Full House: Volunteer, The T DVD -R HQ 8828 Episode #101. 10-29-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." DJ befriends a elderly man in a nursing home that she volunteers at. When she brings him home he gets confused and DJ doesn't understand why. 137256 1995 Full House: We Got the Beat T Episode #186. 2-21-1995 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Stephanie and her newly formed band do not practice and so their debut is a disaster. 137257 1991 Full House: Wedding, The (Part One) T Episode #86. 2-8-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." The wedding has arrived but where is the groom? Jesse is in a tree in tomato country. 137258 1991 Full House: Wedding, The (Part Two) T Episode #87. 2-15-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Tomatoes are a fruit not a vegetable. Jesse learns that before being released from jail. Becky comes to rescue Jesse from jail. Will they make it back to the church on time? 137259 1991 Full House: Working Girl T Episode #82. 1-4-1991 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Rebecca and Jesse cannot decide where their wedding should take place. DJ tries to juggle working and school work in order to buy an expensive pair of tennis shoes. When DJ doesn't keep up with here school work, the Tanner household is up in arms. 137260 1989 Full House: Working Mothers T DVD -R HQ 9357 Episode #35. 2-3-1989 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Working from home has its pros and cons. Jesse and Joey find this out when they are offered a full time job writing jingles. 137261 1993 Full House: Wrong-Way Tanner T Episode #147. 9-28-1993 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." While Michelle is delighted to be playing on Coach Joey's soccer team, it is evident she is not the natural athlete that her older sisters were at her age. Danny is determined to see his little girl succeed. Danny pushes Michelle to practice her skills, but this only causes more problems when Michelle unintentionally scores the winning goal for other team. She wants to quit soccer for good and it takes a family effort to help her through her embarrassment. Stephanie is putting together a special home video fro school and uses her trademark sneakiness to catch each family member at some of their most humiliating moments. 137262 1994 Full House: You Pet It, You Bought It T Episode #174. 11-1-1994 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Michelle buys a donkey with her lemonade money. 137263 1992 Full House: Yours, Mine and Ours T Episode #115. 3-3-1992 TV Sportscaster Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner (Bob Saget), originally a sportscaster for Channel 8's "Newsbeat." Tanner is a single father who heads a loving family after his wife is killed in a car accident. Co-host of "Wake Up San Francisco." Co-host Rebecca Donaldson (Lori Loughlin) of morning information series, "Wake Up San Francisco." Nothing is more embarrassing to DJ than being seen out on a weekend night with her family. And the Tanners get plenty of exposure on this night out. 137264 1987 Full Metal Jacket M Hasford, Gustav (Novel - "Short Timers, The"). Stanley Kubrick, Michael Herr (Screenplay) Ness book War Correspondent Pvt. Joker (Matthew Modine) assigned to "basic military journalism" because he once worked on his high school paper. Ends up in thick of combat. Combat Correspondent Meeting of the press staff that covers everything from a Tet celebration to the arrival of Ann-Margaret. TV News crew tries to get coverage of battle and later interviews soldiers who give joking answers suggesting impossibility of press coverage. "In case you didn't know it, this is not a particularly popular war. Now, it is our job to report the news that these 'Why are we here?' civilian newsmen ignore. TV Journalist (Peter Merrill). News Camera Operator at Mass Grave (Vivian Kubick). Military Public Relations people provide reporters with a sanctioned vocabulary. 137265 2008 Full Moon Fever NSF Luna, Sabrina Investigative Reporter Jack Hamilton is attacked by a rogue wolf while investigating a magazine article on werewolves in Heather Grove, it’s up to pack guardian Ray McShaw to keep her safe. But as the full moon approaches, Ray has two problems -- one, to keep from falling in love with the pretty reporter, and two, to uncover the identity of the rogue wolf bent on killing her. Sometimes being a pack guardian really bites. When the reporter comes face to face with a rogue wolf, it is up to Guardian Ray McShaw to shelter her from lurking danger. 137266 1981 Full Moon High M TV Reporter (Bob Saget) 137267 1994 Full Moon Over America N Simpson, Thomas William Reporter Jack Steel is standing outside of the rustic island home of 32-year-old president-elect. He explains "into the camera" that there are several controversial facts surrounding the election. He promises his viewers that he will delve into the background of "The Last Innocent Man in America." What follows is a mix of reporting on the president-elect's family background and excerpts from the man's journals. 137268 2009 Full of Money N Bill, James Journalist Gervaise Maniciple Tasker is investigating drug firms at the housing estates of Whitsun Festival and Temperate Park Acres, and her investigation leads to murder. Detective Chief Superintendent of the Metropolitan Police Esther Davidson has to find the killer. TV Producer Larry Edgehill, a TV producer, becomes more involved with the Romeo and Juliet-esque romance between a Temperate-based TV presenter and the daughter of the Whitsun gang leader. ` 137269 2004 Full on Food DT UK Critic-Presenter Richard Johnson. 137270 2006 Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers G Reporter. (Matthew Kaminsky - CNN Reporter). 137271 1995 Full Stop NM Smith, Joan Journalist John Tracey is the former husband of a British professor in New York City on a hot muggy weekend stopover on her way back to Oxford after an extended stay in California. They have a dinner date and Tracey ends up nearly unconscious from a forbidden mix of prescription drugs and alcohol. The academic receives a series of mysterious phone calls and she has an uneasy impression someone is watching her. Tracey is also in New York on a story but he has too many problems of his own to help. In the end, the professor must face the terrifying events that unfold alone. 137272 1995 Full Throttle G Freelance Photographer Miranda Rose Wood (Pat Musick). News Anchorman (Bill Farmer). 137273 1965 Full Treatment, The P MLPL Brett, M. Play Index, 1961-67 Press 137274 1991 Full Wax, The T SV 165 Series 1991 News Media 137275 2004 Fullalove N Burn, Gordon Reporter and a veteran press photographer are shadows of their former selves, relegated to covering the "smudges" and "gloat quotes." Reporter Norman Miller is "a hack, a scribbler at the wall - shining, nose-poking, leg-in the-door, end of the trade." Reporting is a perversion of normal existence. Even (ex-wife) was forever telling me, "You get to know them so that they feel relaxed with you, ask them the questions you have no natural right to expect answers to, ... "...ask to see things you weren't mean to see, they open a window on the most intimate parts of their lives, and then you walk away." 137276 1948 Fuller Brush Man, The M L Photographer (Charles Jordan) 137277 1999 Fuller Man: Novel, A N Glancy, Diane Reporter Hadley Williges of the Kansas City Chronicle travels the highways with her uncle, Farley Williges, a photographer, searching for stories and photos. Her father, Bill Williges, a tough-minded journalist who also worked for the Kansas City Chronicle, used to do the same job. As they collaborate, her faith in Jesus and the Bible collides with the secular trust in humanworks. Hadley became a journalist after college. Her family is rooted in rural Missouri. She is the youngest of Bill's three children. Their mother is stringently religious embracing a harsh version of Christianity. Her father was a nonbeliever, a skeptic, an outdoorsman. The wife's sister predicts trouble and bitter fights do erupt when Bill, a reporter, goes off chasing stories for his newspaper. Exploration of religious faith and faith in humanity, of Christianity as divider and healer. 137278 1935 Fully Dressed and in His Right Mind NM Fessier, Michael Reporter witnesses a murder on the street. Meets the murderer who tells him he has murdered others. 137279 2002 Fumata blanca MF Spain Journalist (Roger Delmont). 137280 1993 Fun M SVD 556 Bosley, James (Play and Screenplay) Ness Book Magazine Writer John (William R. Moses) for Tomorrow Magazine visits two girls who kill an elderly woman for kicks and are arrested. He gets close to one of them by telling her that he will arrange for her to see her friend. Also offers to publish some of her diary entries in his magazine. Reporter is depicted as rather arrogant and willing to manipulate two girls for his own purposes. Scenes with reporter are paralleled by those involving a social worker assigned to the case. 137281 2001 Fun at the Funeral Parlour: Death in the Valleys T Episode #1. 1-1-2001 News Agent Harrison Ford (Paul Whitehouse). 137282 2001 Fun at the Funeral Parlour: Heron Incident, The T Episode #3. News Agent Harrison Ford (Paul Whitehouse). 137283 2004 Fun Dead M Short - Comedy Commentator (Keith Chegwin - Voice). 137284 1961 Fun House, The N OWN - H Brinkley, William Journalist. Story of people working for Vital, the largest picture magazine in 20th century America with emphasis on a journalist who is the office champion at sailing paper planes out of the windows into the NYC streets. Picture magazine called Vital. Life on such periodicals may have been like that described in the novel. If so, it can explain some of the big failures in the publishing business. 137285 1973 Fun House, The N OWN - H Reid, Philip Freelance Writer Harris gets a story in the Sunday Defendant. Occasional contributor to an underground newspaper, called the Maggot. 137286 1977 Fun House, The M Cameraman (Bill Schlageter). 137287 1963 Fun in Acapulco M Photographer (Tom Hernandez). Photographer (David Renard). 137288 2005 Fun With Dick and Jane M Reporter (Ingrid Coree). Cameraman (Michael A. Cassidy). 137289 1966 Funeral for a Physicist NM Bloxham, Peter Press 137290 1980 Funeral Home M Reporter (James Crammond). 137291 2008 Funeral Home Murders, The N Hahn, Rob TV Reporter Sean Kelly is a brash, cocky and smart-mouthed TV reporter who drives a classic 1984 Jaguar XJ6, wears Saville Row suits and favors good wine and better cigars. While working for Minneapolis’s Channel 6 News, the obnoxious Kelly takes a call about a double killing in the small town of Hudson, Wisconsin, right across the river. A chance sighting near the scene, the O’Grady Funeral Home, piques Kelly’s interest and helps direct police to a priest who becomes the prime suspect. The sporadic investigation, often fueled by Kelly’s speculations and deductions, takes more than 10 months before its unsurprising conclusion. 137292 1973 Funeral in a Small Town SM MLPL Wasylyk, Stephen In "Alfred Hitchcock's Grave Suspicions." Editor Lou Beck and his newspaper had been the guiding light and conscience of Fox River and the surrounding county for almost 40 years. Now he is dead. Beck grew tired of working for metropolitan daily and bought a weekly. Page Barrett, now in advertising, had been a reporter on the paper. "Write the facts, boy, and keep it short." "Opinions are for the editorial page and I write that. You stay at it long enough and I'll make you a good newspaperman." 137293 2008 Funeral...Again!, The M Short Newspaper Editor (Michael Dobbin). Copy Editor (Warren Meredith). Paperboy (Peter Gindl). Carlie Habberstock was 56 when he died for the first time. Otherwise a rather unexceptional man, he went on to die three more times, much to the chagrin of his wife, his friends and neighbors. 137294 1971 Fünf Uhr Nachmittag N Ekert-Rotholz, Alice Germany TV and Print Journalists 137295 1966 Funf vor 12 in Caracas (aka Countdown to Doomsday M West Germany Journalist 137296 2002 Fung lau ga chuk MF Hong Kong TV Reporter (Emily Kwan). 137297 1997 Funnelweb NSF Ryan, Richard American Reporter Helen in charge of covering giant spiders in Sydney 137298 1990 Funny About Love M New York Times 9-21-90 Cartoonist Duffy Bergman (Gene Wilder), famous for his political cartoons, appears on TV with Regis Philbin. Photographer (Tim Ottman). 137299 1995 Funny Bones M Reporter (Duggie Chapman). Reporter (Reg Griffiths). Reporter (Tony Peers). Reporter (Andy Rashleigh). 137300 1957 Funny Face M DVD -R HQ 4195, 4196. L Magazine Photographer Dick Avery (Fred Astaire). Junior Editors (Louise Glenn, Heather Hopper, Cecile Rogers). 137301 1988 Funny Farm M DVD -R HQ 4163, 4162. DVD -R HQ 3158, 3159 (some breakup) Sportswriter Andy (Chevy Chase) and his wife move to a cottage in the country where he tries to write a novel. Reporter (Peter Boyden). Reporter (Reg E. Cathey). Reporter (Dan Desmond). Reporter (Don Plumley). Newspaper Editor (William Severs). 137302 1985 Funny Farm N OWN - P Cronley, Jay Sportswriter takes his wife to live in the country so he can write in peace. It doesn't work out that way. 137303 1975 Funny Girl to Funny Lady MT Interviewer-Presenter (Dick Cavett-Himself) 137304 1975 Funny Lady M Photographer (Todd Durwood). Newspaper Vendor (Ben Freedman). 137305 1985 Funny Papers N De Haven, Tom Yellow Journalism at the turn-of-the-century New York. Georgie Wreckage, sketch artist for Pulitzer's daily World rockets to fame creating a cartoon 137306 2009 Funny People M Paparazzi at the Medical Center (Dan Harmon, Brandon Cournoyer, Kyle Kinane). 137307 1967 Funnyman M Photographer Sid (Marshall Effron). Publicist Arnie (Jerry Mander). 137308 1989 Funtown DT Family Channel children's programming Talk Show. Something Else is a talk show for kids 137309 2006 Fur M Photographer Diane Arbus (Nichole Kidman) in a fictionalized romance. 137310 1995 Fur alle Falle Stefanie TF Reporter (Volker Szezinski) 137311 1966 Furankenshutain no kaiju: Sanda tai Gaira MF Japan News Media. Defiant Reporter (Tadashi Okabe). Dumb Reporter (Koji Uno). Experimental lab animal called a gargantua escapes from his captors. 137312 1965 Furankenshutain tai chitei kaiju Baragon MF Reporter (Kozo Nomura), overzealous newsman. News Cameraman A (Yutaka Nakayama). News Cameraman B (Senkichi Omura). Scornful News Editor (Kenzo Tabu). 137313 1970 Furia del Hombre Lobo, La (aka Fury of the Wolfman, The; Wolfman Never Sleeps, The) MF Spain Reporter Bill (Mark Stevens) and a detective investigate moonlit murders, perhaps done by a Wolfman. Professor is bit by a Yeti while on an expedition in Tibet and cursed to become a werewolf when the full moon strikes. He is hurt in a car crash set up by his cheating wife’s lover and nursed back to health by an evil doctor lady who proceeds to perform mind control experiments on him. 137314 1930 Furies, The M AFI-Columnists Columnist Smith (Tyler Brooke). Becomes a murder suspect. 137315 0001 Furies, The P Aeschylus. E.D.A. Morshead (Translation) 450 B.C. Herald: "O herald, make proclaim, bid all men come. Then let the shrill blast of the Tyrrhene trump…." Part III 137316 1985 Furlani oder Die Zärtlichkeit des Verrats N Szyszkowitz, Gerald Austria Journalist 137317 1979 Fürsorgliche Belagerung N Böll, Heinrich Germany Journalist 137318 1919 Further Adventures of Jimmie Dale, The N MLPL Packard, Frank Reporter. Carruthers of the Morning News 137319 1997 Further Lane N Brady, James Correspondent Beecher Stowe 137320 1982 Further Tales of the City N Maupin, Armistead Society Columnist Prue Giroux losses her heart to a derelict living in San Francisco park. She is one of the residents of 28 Barbary Lane. A TV Anchorwoman is imprisoned in a basement by one of the residents. another looks for love at the National Gay Rodeo, and two others track a charismatic psychopath across Alaska. 137321 2001 Further Tales of the City (Four Parts) MT VHS 1017 Miniseries Aspiring TV Journalist Mary Ann Singleton (Laura Linney) as one of six apartment dwellers in a complex owned by an eccentric during the 1970s. 137322 1936 Fury M DVD -R HQ 2222, 2223. L Tracy Reporter (Tommy Tomlinson). Reporters covering the trial. Reporter in Courtroom (Gino Corrado). Reporter (Bud Flanagan-Dennis O'Keefe). Newsreel Cameraman (Billy Wayne). Chief Newsreel Cameraman (Wally Maher). Newsreel Cameraman (Franklin Parker). Newsreel Presenter (Billy Wayne). Newsreel cameramen covering the vigilantism. Newsreel footage is used in trial against a mob of vigilantes identifying each one and showing what they did in burning down the jail, apparently killing the man accused of a crime. Man did not die. Listening to radio coverage of trial in which 22 persons are condemned. Reporters and Photographers cover the trial. Radio Announcer (Sam Hayes). 137323 1936 Fury MS COPY Cormack, Bartlett and Fritz Lang. Story by Norman Krasna In "Twenty Best Film Plays." News Media 137324 1976 Fury of the Dragon MT Compilation of TV Series Episodes #22, #21, #9 and #13. Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 137325 1957 Fury: Fourth Estaters, The T Television Drama Series. 11-23-57 Journalists 137326 2007 Futbaal: Price of Dreams, The M News Media. Reporter (Zondra Wilson). Reporter #2 (Suzanne Saidi). Announcer Frank (Frank Leboeuf). 137327 2004 Futile Attraction M Parody Documentary. Film crew making a Reality TV show about a couple brought together by a dating agency. Couple is incompatible so crew must manipulate the relationship to get the footage they need. Editor (Jemaine Clement). 137328 2003 Futurama: Bender Should Not Be Allowed On Television C DVD -R HQ 11072 Episode #71. 8-3-2003 TV Newsanchor Morbo (Maurice LaMarche) is the large-headed green alien anchor, half of the newscaster team of Morbo and Linda who read the news on Channel v2. 137329 1999 Futurama: Big Piece of Garbage, A C DVD -R HQ 10399 (Missing Ending) Episode. 5-11-1999 News Media covers story of a 21st-century garbage ball that threatens to fall back to Earth. The launch of the garbage ball saves the Earth from a falling meteorite. 137330 2001 Futurama: Birdbot of Ice-Catraz C DVD -R HQ 7003 Episode #38. 3-4-2001 TV Reporters cover an oil spill adding zany sound effects to lessen the seriousness of the story. Bender transports hazardous cargo through a penguin refuge on Pluto. 137331 2001 Futurama: Cyber House Rules, The C DVD -R HQ 7567 Episode #40. 4-1-2001 News Media of the future. Leela decides to have plastic surgery so that she will appear to have two eyes. 137332 2003 Futurama: Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings, The C Episode #72. 8-10-2003 TV Newsanchor Morbo (Maurice LaMarche) is the large-headed green alien anchor, half of the newscaster team of Morbo and Linda who read the news on Channel v2. 137333 1999 Futurama: Head in the Polls, A C DVD -R HQ 6061 Episode #16. 12-12-1999 TV News of the future. Channel V2 Election Coverage. Decision 3000. Female TV Anchor and Alien Anchor co-anchoring the news. Scoop Chang, Beijing Bugle. Press Conference in which the head of Richard Nixon wants to run for President. 137334 2002 Futurama: Jurassic Bark C Episode #58. 11-17-2002 Newspaper. Fry reads in the newspaper that archaeologists have recreated an old Pizzaria from the 20th century. 137335 2002 Futurama: Leela Of Her Own, A C DVD -R HQ 6781 Episode #54. 4-7-2002 TV News Media of the future. Leela is signed to the New york Mets and is thrilled to be the first female major league blemsball player. Drawing huge crowds at the game, she believes she is an inspirational role model to all women. What she doesn't realize is she has such a following because she is the worst blemsball player to ever play the game. 137336 2000 Futurama: Mother's Day C DVD -R HQ 6528 Episode #28. 5-14-2000 TV Anchors -- Female and Alien. Mom wants world domination for a Mother's Day gift. 137337 2000 Futurama: My Problems With Popplers C DVD -R HQ 7091 Episode #27. 5-7-2000 TV Female Anchor on Date Night. News event. Crew discovers an irresistible source of food on a new planet. 137338 2001 Futurama: Roswell That Ends Well C DVD -R HQ 8449 Episode #45. 12-9-2001 Newspaper headlines. News Media. Supernova sends the Planet Express ship back in time. 137339 2002 Futurama: Route of All Evil, The C DVD -R HQ 7378 Episode #59. 12-8-2002 Newspapers of the Future. Daily Supernova. Headline: "Paper Boys Win Award on Slow News Day." Prodigal sons return to start a competing delivery service that threatens the existence of Planet Express. 137340 1999 Futurama: Series Has Landed, The C DVD -R HQ 10809 (Mislabeled 10812). Episode 2. 4-4-1999. TV Newsanchor Morbo (Maurice LaMarche) is the large-headed green alien anchor, half of the newscaster team of Morbo and Linda who read the news on Channel v2. 137341 1999 Futurama: TV Anchors Morbo and Linda. T Series 3-28-1999 to 8-10-2003. TV Newscaster. Linda the Newscaster (Tress MacNeille) presenting Death on TV: "Tonight, the world watches in horror as an Earthling is eaten alive on network television. This grim scene of unimaginable carnage is brought to you…" (upbeat)..by Fish Joe's!" "Try our new extreme walrus juice! 100 % fresh squeezed walrus! Ride the walrus!" Newsanchor Morbo (Maurice LaMarche) is the large-headed green alien anchor, half of the newscaster team of Morbo and Linda who read the news on Channel v2. They appear on various newscasts, special reports (such as presidential debates) and two programs, "Good Morning Earth" and "Earth Invasion and Entertainment Tonight." He is most commonly seen only on TV but also appears in the background of scenes from time to time for a bit joke or just a space filler. He is not a stereotypical newsanchor. He's alluded several times during broadcasts that his species is preparing to attack and enslave Earth and that he himself is an invasion scout gathering information on humans. 137342 1999 Futurama: When Aliens Attack C DVD -R HQ 5901 Episode #12. 11-7-1999 TV Female News Anchor. WNYW Fox affiliate. Aliens will destroy Earth if they can't see the last episode of an old TV series. While delivering a pizza to a TV station back in 1999, Fry knocks FOX off the air while showing the season finale of "Single Female Lawyer." This upsets the aliens of Omicron Persei 8, a planet that is 1000 light years away and is just receiving the broadcast in the year 3000. Omicronians arrive on Earth and start destroying the monuments. 137343 1999 Futurama: When Aliens Attack C DVD -R HQ 9314 Episode. 11-7-1999. TV Female News Anchor reports that aliens will destroy Earth if they can’t see the last episode of an old TV series. 137344 1999 Futurama: Xmas Story C Episode #17. 12-19-1999 TV Newscaster Linda: "Homeless robots, to poor to even afford the basic alcohol needed to fuel their circuits. Is there anything sadder? Only drowning puppies, and it would have to be a lot of them." 137345 1977 Future Cop: Fighting O'Haven T Episode #1. 3-5-1977 News Media. Reporter #1 (Glen Douglas). Reporter #2 (Dorothy Dells). Reporter #3 (Darren Dublin). TV Commentator (Jim Healy). 137346 1989 Future Force M Baldwin, Thomas (Creator). David A. Prior (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Marion (Anna Rapagna) claims to have a secret surveillance tape exposing the corrupt head of C.O.P.S. (Civilian Operated Police Systems, Inc.) and finds herself targeted for termination. A bounty hunter goes after the reward. When he discovers the orders are to eliminate the reporter rather than simply arrest her, he comes to her aid. That means he tosses her around, tells her to shut up and refers to her as "the newscaster broad." Marion later admits she does not even know what is on the secret tape because she only reads the copy she is given. She is reduced to role of helpless heroine. She ends up with the bounty hunter telling him she will go anywhere he wants to take her. She makes no effort to turn in the story. 137347 1984 Future Schlock M Newsreader (Paul Harris). 137348 1993 Future Shock M Newscaster (Eric Parkinson) 137349 1999 Future Sport M Reporter Vanessa Williams 137350 1992 Future War M News Media. Newscaster (Bob Couttie). Newscaster (Mike Cassey). TV Reporter (Robin Jacob). 137351 1997 Future War M TV Newscaster (Jeff Frey) 137352 1985 Future-Kill M TV Reporter (Everett Caldwell) 137353 1983 Futures N OWN - H Bright, Freda Editor Tom Harmsworth, editor of a floundering environmental magazine. 137354 1998 Futuresport MT Cameraman (Stuart O'Connell). Commentator (Paul Heyman). 137355 1976 Futureworld M DVD -R HQ 5609, 5610. SV 216 Simon, Mayo, George Schenck (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Chuck Browning (Peter Fonda), a newspaperman, and TV Reporter Tracy Ballard (Blythe Danner) for International News Media Corporation cover the reopening of a robot-staffed theme park. Antagonism between print and TV journalists. Ballard calls Browning an "ink-stained Neanderthal" while Browning recalls he fired Ballard years before because she was not a good reporter. References are made to Browning having caused much of the bad publicity that closed the park in the first place. When he suspects things are still going wrong, Ballard initially tells him he is looking for something that isn't there. Two collaborate to expose a plot to replace prominent figures with robot duplicates. Duplicates of both reporters are created. They manage to destroy the robots and escape the park with the story. Robot built by one of the only human technicians at the park and named Clark Kent. Reporter (Howard Finch). Press Operator Shorty (Jim Everhart). "I was a kid out of college who happened to think that newspapers ought to be more than dirt and bad news." "That sounds like a line from an old movie." "I happen to have 55 million viewers worldwide…Why don't you wise up, mister. Nobody reads." 137356 1974 Futurological Congress, The NSF OWN Lem, Stanislaw TV. Television replaced by physivion that creates images that are indistinguishable from the real thing. 137357 1944 Fuzzy Settles Down M Rousseau,Louise (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Owner Fuzzy Jones (Al "Fuzzy" St. John) buys the local Red Rock newspaper after editor is shot down in the street after trying to convince the community leaders to oppose a gang that is controlling the town. Paper is put up for sale. Editor's daughter tries to prevent it from being purchased by the outlaw gang. Jones, with help from his friend (who punches a gang member trying to outbid Jones), buys the paper and becomes "owner, editor, star reporter and typesetter." Editor's daughter Edith (Patti McCarthy) agrees to stay on and help run things if they will continue to fight for law and order. Jones starts to organize ranchers. Raises money to put up telegraph lines making it harder for outlaws to keep control town. When money disappears, Jones is suspected of stealing it. Friend comes to his rescue proving Jones innocent and rounding up the gang. Jones decides to turn newspaper back over to editor's daughter and leaves town with his friend. "A newspaper editor leads an easy life. Ain't got nothing to do but sit around and write things." Newspaper Editor John Martin (John Elliott). Bidder for Newspaper (Robert Hill). 137358 1935 G Men M L Announcer (Frank Bull). Use of newspaper headlines repeatedly to advance plot 137359 2000 G vs E: Immigrant Evil T Episode #14. 3-17-2000 Photojournalist (John Fasano). 137360 1999 G vs E: To Be or Not To Be Evil T Episode #7. 8-29-1999 Photographer (Paul Bartel). 137361 2008 G Word D Correspondents Shelly Pack, Sarah Norton, Becky Baeling, Sandra Sanchez, David Newsom. Hosts SuChin Pak and Daniel Sieberg. 137362 1948 G-Men Never Forget M Reporter 137363 1943 G-Men Vs.. The Black Dragon M 15 chapters Newsman (John Wallace). Radio Newscaster (Norman Nesbitt in Chapters 9, 15). Old News Vendor (John Wallace). 137364 2005 G-Spot: Bronzed Vagina T Episode #3. 5-9-2005 Newscaster (Ola Sturik). 137365 2005 G-Spot: Gigi T Episode #1. 4-25-2005 Publicist (Geoffrey Whynot). Photographer (Paul Tedeschini). 137366 1991 G.B.H. MT UK. Miniseries Radio Journalist Stan (Peter Faulkner).. TV Presenter (Jim Pope). Researcher Philip (Jimmy Mulville) 137367 1962 G.E. True T Series Time Magazine. Stories from True magazine 137368 1975 G.I. Executioner (aka Dragon Lady) M Journalist Dave Dearborn (Tom Keena) has served his stint as a Marine and also as an undercover journalist working in Saigon and other Asian sites. Now he is in charge of a floating restaurant on a junk in Singapore and believes his past is behind him until he is asked to track down a Chinese defector, a nuclear scientist who has been researching antimatter. He soon discovers his ex-girlfriend is now the lover of his chief suspect, a member of a Hong Kong Triad gang. gets mixed up with a stripper, a defecting Chinese scientist and Red Chinese agents. Dearborn uses all of talents as a marine as well as his contacts from his days as a journalist to find the scientist and bring him to safe haven. 137369 1997 G.I. Jane M Reporter (Bob Moore). Photographer (Billy Dowd). 137370 1944 G.I. Journal: Ed Sullivan R DVD 17207 #17207 - 10-15-1944. No. 065 Columnist Ed Sullivan 137371 1944 G.I. Journal: Robert Benchley R DVD 17207 #17207 - 1-22-1944. No. 071 Commentator Robert Benchley 137372 1946 G.I. War Brides M Editor (Pierre Watkin). 137373 2006 G.P.S. M Newscaster (Eric Colley). 137374 1982 G'ole! M Commentator (Sean Connery) 137375 1990 Ga li la jiao MF Journalist 137376 1993 Gaayam MF Journalist (Sirivennela Seetharama Sastry). 137377 1945 Gabriel Heatter Reporting DM Person-Oddity Radio short No. 142 Host Gabriel Heater. Narrated by Gene Hamilton 137378 1996 Gabriel Knight: Beast Within, The G German Reporter (Mary Stavin) 137379 1933 Gabriel Over the White House M DVD -R HQ 2325, 2326. SVD 1130 William Randolph Hearst company, Cosmopolitan Pictures, released this film. Washington Press Corps. Reporter Mr. Thieson, a Reporter (Mischa Auer). Reporter (Fred Howard). Reporter (Gladden James). Reporter (Walter Percival). Reporter (Phil Tead). White House News Conference. Media coverage of President's accident. "How about a glass of beer," asks one reporter. Press Secretary: This is the White House. Reporter: "Sorry, I thought it was the Senate." President's Secretary also handles the press (Franchot Tone) 137380 1990 Gabriel's Fire: 'Tis the Season T Episode #12. 12-20-1990 TV Talk-Show Host Oprah Winfrey. An appearance on Oprah's show leads Gabriel to a bittersweet reunion with his ex-wife whom he has not seen in 20 years. 137381 1990 Gabriel's Fire: Money Walks T Episode #6. 10-25-90 News Media. Heller tries to show that media hype and peer pressure were factors when a Hispanic teen shot a boy for expensive athletic shoes 137382 1991 Gabriel's Fire: Truth and Consequences T B 69, S 63 Episode #15. 1-31-91 Tabloid Magazine. Victoria Heller faces a tough trial lawyer in court when she agrees to defend a famous football player accused of homosexuality by a sleazy tabloid magazine. She takes on a tabloid defended by a media darling who hasn't lost a case in 11 years. 137383 1990 Gabriel's Fire: Wind Rancher, The T Episode #9. 11-15-1990 Reporter (Mary Ingersoll). Bird, Josephine and others are held hostage in Josephine's restaurant by a panicked would-be robber whose dream is to escape to a ranch in North Dakota. 137384 1983 Gabriela M Journalist (Mario Jurado) 137385 1983 Gabriela, Cravo e Canela MF Brazil Journalist (Mario Jurado). 137386 1992 Gabrielle N Guerard, Albert British Journalist is corrupt 137387 1954 Gabrielle MF Sweden Newspaperwoman (Hanny Schedin). 137388 2005 Gabrielle M Editor-in-Chief (Thierry Hancisse). 137389 1987 Gaby: True Story, A M Newspaper Publisher Secretary (Anais de Melo). . 137390 1953 Gaelder livet, Det MF Journalist (Peter Kitter) 137391 1938 Gaiety Girls, The M Liebmann, Robert, Arthur Macrae (Screenwriter) Ness Book Reporter Paul Duval (Roland Culver) . Millionaire is mistaken for a reporter by a chorus girl and continues the ruse because he falls in love with her. 137392 2005 Gaijin - Ama-me Como Sou MF Brazil. Photographer, Italian (Silvio Pozzato). 137393 1969 Gaily, Gaily M DVD -R HQ 7820, 7821. SVDSP 638.SV 209 Hecht, Ben (Book). Abram S. Ginnes (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book Cub Reporter Ben Harvey (Beau Bridges) is small town hero who goes to Chicago to change the world…a little. Prostitute gets him job on the Chicago Journal. Describes veteran journalist Sullivan (Brian Keith) as a dirty, lying drunken bum. But he's the best reporter in town. Vignettes of Harvey's experiences as young newsman. First assigned to get picture of pig-woman, starts a fire so he can break into her home. Reporters get involved in scheme to bring convicted prisoner back to life. Experiment to bring back dead convict to life fails. Sullivan writes story exposing fraudulent miracle drug. Harvey wants to use his job to expose corruption. Prostitute gets hold of ledger detailing corrupt activities of town politicians. Harvey plans to use ledger to get on the front page of every newspaper in country. Chased by politicians, dives into river and thought dead. Revived with adrenaline. At funeral, Sullivan turns ledger over to prostitute. Harvey comes back to life. Harvey ends up with front page story, "How I Returned from the Dead." Chicago at the turn of the century. "Since you don't know what a sex maniac does, I will tell you. A good sex maniac sells newspapers." Photographer (Martin Harvey Friedberg). 137394 2007 Gainesville Ripper, The M Reporter (Teresa Arnold-Simmons -- Gainesville Reporter). Serial killings of five college students in 1990 changes the college town of Gainsville, Florida forever. 137395 2005 Gakuen Utopia Manabi Straight CB Japan. 2005-2007. Published by MediaWorks. Appeared in “Dengeki Daioh" magazine. 4 Volumes. Manga series. Comedy manga. Futuristic manga High School Journalism Club and Broadcast Committee Member Momoha, also known as "Momo,” is a quiet girl from a rich family who may seem lazy since she tends to sleep during class time. She does not talk much, which usually leaves her to not get directly involved with student council affairs. She is a member of the journalism club and broadcast committee, which serve as the reporters of school news either through printed articles or recorded interviews. She is always looking for interesting things to report on and carries around a digital video recorder. Her hobby is videotaping the events of the student council surrounding Manami and her friends. 137396 2007 Gakuen Utopia Manabi Straight C Japan; produced by Ufotable studios; 12 episodes High School Journalism Club and Broadcast Committee Member Momoha (Saki Fujita, Voice), also known as "Momo,” is a quiet girl from a rich family who may seem lazy since she tends to sleep during class time. She does not talk much, which usually leaves her to not get directly involved with student council affairs. She is a member of the journalism club and broadcast committee, which serve as the reporters of school news either through printed articles or recorded interviews. She is always looking for interesting things to report on and carries around a digital video recorder. Her hobby is videotaping the events of the student council surrounding Manami and her friends. 137397 2006 GAL MF Spain. Based on actual events Journalists Manuel (Jose Garcia) and Marta Castillo (Natalia Verbeke) investigate the Grupos Antiterroristas de Liberacion (GAL), Spain's government-funded hit squad engaged in a conflict with a Basque terrorist organization in the mid-1980s. When an innocent Frenchman is killed by GAL forces, the story attracts the attention of Pablo (Abel Folk), a newspaper editor, who assigns two of his best writers, Manuel (Jose Garcia) and Marta (Natalia Verbeke) to look into the GAL and its leadership. As Manuel and Marta learn more about GAL chief, they unravel a web of violence and corruption that leads to the highest offices in the land. Editor (Manuel Galiana). GAL was produced in part by Melchor Miralles, one of the real-life journalists who uncovered the GAL scandal, while the newspaper that carried his stories, El Mundo, provided financing for the picture. 137398 1949 Gal Who Took The West, The M Press 137399 1988 Galactic Gigolo M News Media. Reporter (Jason Griffing). Reporter #1 (Danny Noyes). Reporter #2 (Ed Powers). Reporter #3 (Mike Brady). Reporter #4 (Jerry Rakow). Photographer (Jacob Slepian). Cameraman (George Bernota). Cameraman (Andy Chasse). Cameraman (Bill La Capra). 137400 1980 Galactica 1980: Galactica Discovers Earth T Episodes #1-2-3. Three Parts. 1-27, 2-3, 2-10-1980 TV Reporter Jamie Hamilton (Robyn Douglass) of Earth. Mr. Brooks, employer at United Broadcasting Company (Fred Holliday). Troy and Dillon with Reporter Jamie along for the ride are sent on a mission back through time to Nazi Germany to follow Dr. Zee and stop Xavier from giving technology to Adolph Hitler. They undo his damage, but Xavier is lost somewhere in time. Newspaper boy (Ray Duke). 137401 1980 Galactica 1980: Night the Cylons Landed, The T Episodes #7-8. Two Parts. 4-13, 4-20-1980 TV Reporter Jamie Hamilton (Robyn Douglass) of Earth. Mr. Brooks, employer at United Broadcasting Company (Fred Holliday). 137402 1980 Galactica 1980: Return of Starbuck, The T Episode #10. 5-4-1980. TV Reporter Jamie Hamilton (Robyn Douglass) of Earth. Mr. Brooks, employer at United Broadcasting Company (Fred Holliday). 137403 1980 Galactica 1980: Space Croppers T Episode #9. 4-27-1980 TV Reporter Jamie Hamilton (Robyn Douglass) of Earth. Mr. Brooks, employer at United Broadcasting Company (Fred Holliday). 137404 1980 Galactica 1980: Spaceball T Episode #6. 3-30-1980 TV Reporter Jamie Hamilton (Robyn Douglass) of Earth. Mr. Brooks, employer at United Broadcasting Company (Fred Holliday). Jamie takes children to a baseball camp or underprivileged kids where she is doing a story. They play a game with their super-powers, saving the camp from being closed down. 137405 1980 Galactica 1980: Super Scouts T Episodes #4-5. Two Parts. 3-16, 3-23-1980 TV Reporter Jamie Hamilton (Robyn Douglass) of Earth. Mr. Brooks, employer at United Broadcasting Company (Fred Holliday). Jamie helps Troy and Dillon disguise themselves as scouts, but they get into some trouble. Newspaper Boy (Mark Everett). 137406 1966 Galaxic M AFI-Authors Writer 137407 1999 Galaxy Quest M DVD -R HQ 9987, 9988 Reporter (Jerry Penacoli). 137408 1917 Gallagher M Cub Reporter 137409 1986 Gallagher's Travels M Cook, Kenneth (Short Story). Michael Caulfield (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Danny Gallagher (Ivar Kants) and fun-loving photographer Sally Woodrow (Joanne Samuel) team up to crack international smuggling racket Gallagher is first seen in an Asian country waiting for a revolution to take place. His editor Maggie (Jennifer Hagen) -- who he regards as a dragon lady-- finally orders him to come home. Sent to Australia instead to do a story on smuggling of animals. Reporter bluffs a gang of Chinese gangsters by claiming he has already sent a story implicating them, then faints after they leave. Captured by crooks, Gallagher releases a cargo of snakes which attack the smugglers. After solving the case, the two journalists stay in Australia Photographer Sally pads her expense accounts using blank checks she stole from the most expensive restaurant in Sydney. "I do not want the police involved. They ruin good stories with stupid ideas like obeying the law." 137410 1997 Gallagher's Travels N McGarry, Jean Cub Reporter Catherine Gallagher in the early 1970s. Assigned to Women's pages. Offered chance to work at a big-city newspaper. Colorful newsroom characters 137411 1948 Gallant Legion, The M DVD -R HQ 2700, 2701 Butler, John K., Gerald Geraghty (Story). Gerald Adams (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Connie Faulkner (Adrian Booth) has to fight sexist attitudes and corrupt politician while covering debate over whether to disband Texas Rangers. Her fiancé objects to her profession: "Sometimes what I think a woman needs is a good beating." Publicly opposes her uncle, a senator, and secretly bribes him to vote for disbanding Rangers. Formerly head of state police. Hopes to discredit Rangers so he gains control of territory. Cowboy arrives, saves reporter when train attacked by renegades. Discovers brother mixed up with renegades. Brother shot fleeing bank robbery. Cowboy joins Rangers. Reporter made field correspondent for several Eastern newspapers. Shows captain her articles implying Rangers are in league with renegades. He invites her to stay at post to get real story. Warns her no special treatment because she's a woman. Fiancé gets senator to intercept and rewrite her dispatches. Discovers uncle responsible, threatens to expose him in print. Fiancé shoots senator. Makes it look like suicide. Creates conflict between Rangers and Comanches. Reporter and cowboy race to stop attack. Villains captured. Cowboy rides off with Rangers. Reporter vows to wait. "Reckon you ain't going to be treated like a man much longer." 137412 1962 Gallant Men, The: T Series 10-1962 to 3-1963. 26 episodes Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137413 1962 Gallant Men, The: Advance and Be Recognized T Episode #13. 12-29-1962 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137414 1962 Gallant Men, The: And Cain Cried Out T Episode #3. 10-19-1962 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137415 1962 Gallant Men, The: And the End of Evil Things T Episode #7. 11-16-1962 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137416 1963 Gallant Men, The: Boast Not of Tomorrow T Episode #15. 1-12-1963 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137417 1963 Gallant Men, The: Bridge, The T Episode #17. 1-26-1963 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137418 1963 Gallant Men, The: Crucible, The T Episode #25. 3-23-1963 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137419 1963 Gallant Men, The: Dogs of War, The T Episode #16. 1-19-1963 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137420 1962 Gallant Men, The: Fury in a Quiet Village T Episode #9. 11-30-1962 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137421 1962 Gallant Men, The: Gallant Men, The T Episode #1. 10-1962 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) Landing with the invasion forces at Salerno, Italy in 1943, Wright joins an infantry unit. Taking of San Pietro first assignment for Capt. Benedict, the young officer who is still unsure of himself. 137422 1963 Gallant Men, The: Leathernecks, The T Episode #18. 2-2-1963 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137423 1962 Gallant Men, The: Lesson For a Lover T Episode #6. 11-9-1962 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137424 1963 Gallant Men, The: Next of Kin T Episode #19. 2-9-1963 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137425 1962 Gallant Men, The: Ninety-Eight Cent Man, The T Episode #4. 10-26-1962 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds)1962 137426 1963 Gallant Men, The: Ol' Buddy T Episode #23. 3-9-1963 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137427 1962 Gallant Men, The: One Moderately Peaceful Sunday T Episode #5. 11-2-1962 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137428 1963 Gallant Men, The: One Puka Puka T Episode #22. 3-2-1963 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137429 1963 Gallant Men, The: Operation Secret T Episode #20. 2-16-1963 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137430 1962 Gallant Men, The: Place to Die, A T Episode #12. 12-21-1962 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137431 1962 Gallant Men, The: Retreat to Concord T Episode #2. 10-12-1962 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) War Correspondent Conley Wright help a combat-fatigued GI through quotations from Thoreau 137432 1962 Gallant Men, The: Robertino T Episode #11. 12-14-1962 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137433 1962 Gallant Men, The: Signals for an End Run T Episode #10. 12-7-1962 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137434 1962 Gallant Men, The: Some Tears Fall Dry T Episode #8. 11-23-1962 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds). Conley Wright feud with a female correspondent 137435 1963 Gallant Men, The: Taste of Peace, A T Episode #24. 3-16-1963 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137436 1963 Gallant Men, The: To Hold Up a Mirror T Episode #14. 1-5-1963 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137437 1963 Gallant Men, The: Tommy T Episode #26. 3-30-1963 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137438 1963 Gallant Men, The: Warriors, The (aka The Warrior) T Episode #21. 2-23-1963 Correspondent Conley Wright (Robert McQueeny), a foreign correspondent assigned to the 36th Infantry of American Fifth Army in Salerno Italy. Captain Jim Benedict (William Reynolds) 137439 1940 Gallant Sons M DVD -R HQ 4276-4277. SVDSP 1436 Lipman, William R. Marion Parsonnet (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Publisher-Editor Barton Newbold (Minor Watson) of The Herald is crusading against a gambler whose son goes to school with his son, Byron "By" Newbold (Jackie Cooper). Publisher's men find gambler in apartment where woman has been killed. Gambler is charged with murder and given 10-year sentence. Two boys have a falling out. Newbold offers another son a chance to prove his father's innocence by conducting their own investigation. With the help of a printer at the paper, they print a fake newspaper to trap the killer. They put on a play to force the real killer to confess. Newspaper Buyer (Mitchell Lewis). Copy Boy (Bill Cartledge). Newspaper Foreman (Frank Orth). 137440 1936 Gallant: Story of Storm Veblen, The N Sawyer, R Press 137441 1915 Gallegher M Silent version of the Richard Harding Davis story Cub Reporter works for the Press. Solves a crime with the help of the sports editor who is arrested during a police raid. Cub breaks the story. 137442 1891 Gallegher and Other Stories N OWN - H Davis, Richard Harding Cub Reporter runs a criminal to earth. 137443 1966 Gallegher Goes West: Crusading Reporter T SVD 1103. SVD 803 Davis, Richard Harding (Stories) Walt Disney Presents. Episode 10-30-1966 Aspiring Reporter Gallegher (Roger Mobey), Old West newspaper copyboy with a nose for news who wants to be a reporter. Editor Crowley (Edmund O'Brien). Brownie (Harvey Korman). Sheriff implicates Brimstone's mayor in corruption and begins a recall -- then becomes a candidate himself. Campaign gets dirty when mayor uses his gunmen to force people not to vote. Brimstone Times and Editor Whit White (John McIntire. 137444 1966 Gallegher Goes West: Showdown With the Sundown Kid T Davis, Richard Harding (Stories) Walt Disney Presents. Episode 10-23-1966 Aspiring Reporter Gallegher (Roger Mobey), Old West newspaper copyboy with a nose for news who wants to be a reporter. Editor Crowley (Edmund O'Brien). Brownie (Harvey Korman). Gallegher heads west after Crowley won't make him a reporter. He's offered a job on The Brimstone Blast -- but when editor Whitlaw "Whit" White (John McIntire) sees how young he is, he's turned away. But he accidentally bumps into Mr. Snead out looking for the Sundown Kid and sees his chance to get a scoop and earn his job. 137445 1967 Gallegher Goes West: Tragedy On the Trail T Davis, Richard Harding (Stories) Walt Disney Presents. Episode 1-19-1967 Aspiring Reporter Gallegher (Roger Mobey), Old West newspaper copyboy with a nose for news who wants to be a reporter. Editor Crowley (Edmund O'Brien). Brownie (Harvey Korman). Gallegher's desire for a horse to improve circulation embroils him in a land feud involving the judge and squatters using range land. Gallegher finds the judge's body. 137446 1967 Gallegher Goes West: Trial By Terror T Davis, Richard Harding (Stories) Walt Disney Presents. Episode 2-05-1967 Aspiring Reporter Gallegher (Roger Mobey), Old West newspaper copyboy with a nose for news who wants to be a reporter. Editor Crowley (Edmund O'Brien). Brownie (Harvey Korman). Gallegher is determined to clear two men. Brimstone Times and Editor Whit White (John McIntire. 137447 1965 Gallegher: Boy Reporter Part One T SVD 802 (Part One). SV 51 Davis, Richard Harding (Stories) Walt Disney Presents. Episode #276. 1-24-1965 Aspiring Reporter Gallegher (Roger Mobey), Old West newspaper copyboy with a nose for news who wants to be a reporter. Editor Crowley (Edmund O'Brien) of The Daily Press. Brownie (Harvey Korman). It's 1890. Gallegher is working as a copy boy. Sees bank next door being robbed and watchman shot and $100,000 stolen by one of the tellers. Gallegher gets the story and the $1,000 reward. 137448 1965 Gallegher: Boy Reporter Part Three T Davis, Richard Harding (Stories) Walt Disney Presents. Episode #278. 2-7-1965 Aspiring Reporter Gallegher (Roger Mobey), Old West newspaper copyboy with a nose for news who wants to be a reporter. Editor Crowley (Edmund O'Brien). Brownie (Harvey Korman). Gallegher swears he saw an Oklahoma bandit but no one believes him. But when he works extra hours to bring the criminal to justice, he only gets himself arrested for his pains. 137449 1965 Gallegher: Boy Reporter Part Two T Davis, Richard Harding (Stories) Walt Disney Presents. Episode #277. 1-31-1965 Aspiring Reporter Gallegher (Roger Mobey), Old West newspaper copyboy with a nose for news who wants to be a reporter. Editor Crowley (Edmund O'Brien). Brownie (Harvey Korman). Gallegher determined to clear police chief of bribery charges. Evidence is damning. But when the pickpocket who promised to give Gallegher the real story is killed, Gallegher finds himself in danger. 137450 1891 Gallegher: From "Gallegher" to "The Deserter:" Best Stories of Richard Harding Davis, The SS OWN - H - GPL Davis, Richard Harding Journalists 137451 1965 Gallegher: Further Adventures of -- Case of Murder, A T SVD 802 Davis, Richard Harding (Stories) Walt Disney Presents. Episode. 9-26-1965 Aspiring Reporter Gallegher (Roger Mobey), Old West newspaper copyboy with a nose for news who wants to be a reporter. Editor Crowley (Edmund O'Brien). Brownie (Harvey Korman). Brownie gives unfavorable review to a British actor appearing in Hamlet. The actor challenges the hapless reporter to a duel. When Sir Richard is murdered, Brownie becomes the chief suspect. 137452 1965 Gallegher: Further Adventures of -- The Big Swindle T SVD 803 Davis, Richard Harding (Stories) Walt Disney Presents. Episode. 10-3-1965 Aspiring Reporter Gallegher (Roger Mobey), Old West newspaper copyboy with a nose for news who wants to be a reporter. Editor Crowley (Edmund O'Brien). Brownie (Harvey Korman). After Reporter Adeline Jones (Anne Francis) bullies Crowley into hiring her, she begins an investigation into confidence men who bilk widows (she and her mother were victims). Brownie and Gallegher become her reluctant assistants in adventure that finds Gallegher scaling walls and donning a Buster Brown suit while carrying a violin. 137453 1965 Gallegher: Further Adventures of -- The Daily Press vs. City Hall T SVD 802 Davis, Richard Harding (Stories) Walt Disney Presents. Episode 10-10-1965 Aspiring Reporter Gallegher (Roger Mobey), Old West newspaper copyboy with a nose for news who wants to be a reporter. Editor Crowley (Edmund O'Brien). Brownie (Harvey Korman). The Daily Press' new pigeon post and signs of graft in city construction. Faulty gas line has been causing explosions. But it's when Crowley gets arrested for libel that things really start to blow up. 137454 1928 Gallegher: Let 'Er Go Gallegher M VHS 1224 Davis, Richard Harding (Story - "Gallegher: A Newspaper Story"). Elliott Clawson (Adaptation). John Krafft (Titles). AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Newsboy Gallegher (Junior Coghlan) witnesses crook burglarizing house, shooting owner. Editor of The Morning Press wants details from Reporter Callahan (Harrison Ford) asleep in press room at police station. Cops refuse to give him information. Finds Gallegher who tells him everything. Reporter runs article identifying Gallegher as eyewitness to murder. Story runs with photographs of newsboy. Reporter develops big head when story appears, refuses to do any follow-up work. Callahan argues with his editor on telephone, decides to go to New York with girlfriend who breaks off engagement. At train station, Gallegher recognizes crook and follows him. When train stops, Gallegher calls Callahan, tells him he tracked killer. Gallegher is captured, but reporter and policeman save him. Reporter phones in story as prohibition officers arrive and assume they are all bootleggers. Both escape with handcuffed killer. Gallegher crashes into newspaper building. Gallegher and reporter enter office with killer just as paper is going to press. Reporter's boss does fast editing job giving Gallegher a shared byline with reporter. City Editor (E.H. Calvert). 137455 1968 Gallegher: Mystery of Edward Simms, The: Part One T Davis, Richard Harding (Stories) Walt Disney Presents. Episode #358. 3-31-1968 Aspiring Reporter Gallegher (Roger Mobey), Old West newspaper copyboy with a nose for news who wants to be a reporter. Editor Crowley (Edmund O'Brien). Brownie (Harvey Korman). Family of Cornish immigrants arrives in Brimstone having left England after buying land outside of town from Sims. When land office officials tells family the land they have bought is worthless, and Sims can't be found, the family camps outside of town. The land agent is killed and the head of the family is found over the body with a gun in his hand. Brimstone Times and Editor Whit White (John McIntire). 137456 1968 Gallegher: Mystery of Edward Simms, The: Part Two T Davis, Richard Harding (Stories) Walt Disney Presents. Episode #359. 4-7-1968 Aspiring Reporter Gallegher (Roger Mobey), Old West newspaper copyboy with a nose for news who wants to be a reporter. Editor Crowley (Edmund O'Brien). Brownie (Harvey Korman). Gallegher is determined to find out the identity of Edward Sims. Brimstone Times. Brimstone Times and Editor Whit White (John McIntire). 137457 1907 Gallegher: Newspaper Story, A N OWN - GPL Davis, Richard Harding -- Best Stories Cub Reporter Gallegher (Roger Mobey), Old West newspaper copyboy with a nose for news who wants to be a reporter. Editor Crowley (Edmund O'Brien). Exploits of Gallegher, a Philadelphia Press office boy. Scoops other reporters with a murder story proclaiming "I beat the town." 137458 1968 Galleon Bay N Wilson, Neill Press 137459 1915 Galloper, The M AFI-Journalists Journalist 137460 1906 Galloper, The P USC Davis, Richard Harding In "Farces." Newsmen. Know-nothing newsmen. Copeland Schuyler, a foppishly elegant New York wastrel pretends to be superstar correspondent Kirke Warren, a veteran of six wars. Escapes death, wins the girl and finds one million dollars in pearls. 137461 1964 Galloway Case, The NM OWN - P Garve, Andrew Reporter-Narrator is a reporter for the Post. Ames, news editor. 137462 1983 Galvez en Euskadi N Reverete, Jorge Martinez #2 Galvez Novels Reporter Julio Galvez is employed as a journalist but he is not particularly talented and the periodical for which he works is considered second rate in Madrid. First-person narrative abounds in satirical remarks aimed at the Spanish news profession of the day. He has a propensity for getting involved in humorous situations and it is his mediocrity that distinguishes himself from the rest of the characters. The novel deals with Issues of nationalism and industrialization in the Basque region. Galvez is older and the adventures are not only amusing but also a serious look at the problem of terrorism in Basque country. 137463 2001 Galvez En La Frontera (aka Galvez at the Border) N Reverte, Jorge Martinez Galvez Series Reporter Julio Galvez is employed as a journalist but he is not particularly talented and the periodical for which he works is considered second rate in Madrid. Investigates a mysterious plot that implicates a high tech company. 137464 1990 Gama News Team, The: Jacky, We Hardly Knew Ye T Episode #1. Foreign Correspondent Jack Platt (Dale Method). 137465 1991 Gambler Returns, The: Luck of the Draw, The MT Press (Dean Cochran). 137466 1994 Gambler V: Playing for Keeps MT Photographer (T. Lee Griffin). 137467 1934 Gambling Lady M VHS 1209 Reporter (Ralph Brooks). Reporter (Eddie Shubert). First Reporter (Milton Kibbee). 137468 1940 Gambling on the High Seas M SVDSP 739 Mooney, Martin (Idea). Robert E. Kent (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jim Carter (Wayne Morris) for the Daily Journal friendly with gamblers operating floating casino outside three-mile limit, even though they know he is a reporter. Friendly with police and witnesses killing of gambling sip manager. Convinces his editor to let him investigate. With help of information provided by reporter, police are able to arrest gang member. Police decide to keep gang member's testimony secret until they can bring gambler to trial. Reporter cooperates by running article saying gang member's interrogation revealed nothing. But man is killed before he can testify. Reporter offers to prove gambler's games fixed so police can nail him on illegal gambling practices. Gambler's secretary and reporter get photos of devices used to rig gambling equipment. They are caught and reporters fights his way out of trouble. Secretary is kidnapped. Reporter uses himself as bait to locate her. Reporter and secretary are taken hostage by gambler. Crooks captured and they decide to marry. 2nd Reporter at Pay Phone (George Chandler). Excited Reporter on Phone (George Reeves). 137469 1937 Gambling Terror, The M Plympton, Geo. H., Fred Myton (Screenplay-Adaptation). Ness Book Newspaper Editor Garrett (Frank Ball) opposes outlaws in a western town. Son is beaten by crooks. Editor's daughter is Betty Garret (Iris Meredith). Editor is shot and wounded. 137470 2006 Game 6 (aka Six) M DVD -R HQ 8079, 8078 Theater Critic seems to be a cross between Frank Rich and the Michael Caine character in "Dressed to Kill." (Premiere Magazine). He poses a looming threat to a playwright's opening night. Harried playwright's newest work is opening on the same night as the fabled game six of the 1986 World Series is to be played. He's a big Red Sox fan and he's got to figure out which one he should miss. 137471 1999 Game Day M Newscaster (Alex Wipf). 137472 1979 Game for Vultures M Hartmann, Michael (Novel). Philip Baird (Screenplay) Great Britain - Ness Book Reporter Larry Prescott (Sven Bertil Taube) tries to get goods on arms dealer with help of investigator. Journalist's methods are suspect. He pays the investigator to bug the house of a wealthy man suspected of being involved in the arms deal. Reporter approaches the arms dealer directly and claims to be an old friend, but then tells him he is doing an article on sanctions busting and threatens to run compromising photographs of him. Arms dealer unfazed by threat. Reporter is hit by a car while chasing him out into the street and dies. Characters continually threaten to go to the press with information suggesting it is a last resort for exposing such illegal activities. 137473 1682 Game of Cards, A PO USC Anonymous (Whig) News 137474 1979 Game of Death M Spears, Jan (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaperman Jim Marshall (Gig Young) helps to arrange Bruce Lee's apparent death and his establishment of a new identity. Newsman used by crooks to convey message to Lee that his girlfriend has been kidnapped. 137475 1953 Game of the Week, The DT Series, 5-30-1953 to 8-14-1965. ABC, CBS Announcer-Sportscasters Dizzy Dean, Buddy Blattner (1953-1959), Pee Wee Reese (196-1965) 137476 2005 Game of Their Lives, The M Sportswriter (Patrick Stewart) in soccer story in 1950. Reporter (Kenn Drescher). Sideline Cameraman (Stephen Alexander). Women in Press Box (Brenna McDonough). BBC Announcer World Cup Game (Tim Vickery). Sportscaster (Sean Wheelock). NY Press Photographer (Jaxon Stanford). 137477 2001 Game of Their Lives, The: Pro Football's Wonder Years DT Journalist David Halberstam. Sports Columnist Mickey Herskowitz. Author Dan Daly ("Pro Football Chronicle"). 137478 2008 Game Over N Harrod-Eagles, Cynthia Former BBC Correspondent Ed Stonax is murdered and the murder is bound to whip the news media into a frenzy. So when Stonax is found dead, the last thing Detective Inspector Bill Slider needs to complicate his life is the reappearance of an old enemy issuing death threats. Trevor Bates, aka The Needle, is on the loose and trying to kill him, and with a high-profile murder to solve, he must try to find a spare moment to marry Joanna before their baby is born, and stay alive long enough to do it. 137479 2007 Game Plan, The M News Media. Local Reporter (Ron Borges). Paparazzi Photographer (Roger Dillingham Jr.), (Domenic Fuggetta). Photographer (Guy Guglielmi) (Kal Thompson). Media Wrangler (Loy Lee). Reporter (Misty Lockheart). Press Photographer (Giovanni Pantaleo). 137480 2009 Game Show In My Head T News Media. Reporter (Candice Cunningham). TV Reporter (Raquel Bell). Reporter (Brennan Taylor). Reporter (Robert Krisst). Host Joe Rogan (Himself). Contestants are sent out onto the street armed only with a tiny earpiece and are given wild tasks to complete with unsuspecting bystanders. All of the action is captured on a hidden camera. If a player can make it all the way to the final task, they have the chance to win $150,000. 137481 1937 Game That Kills, The M Chaney, J. Benton (Story). Grace Neville, Fred Niblo, Jr. (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter Sam Erskine (John Gallaudet) suspects a hockey team is being corrupted by gamblers. Gets the team coach's daughter, Betty Holland (Rita Hayworth) a job on the paper. She's kidnapped to force her father to make the team lose. 137482 1996 Game-On: Heavy Bondage & Custard Creams T Episode #10. 10-7-1996 Reporter (Ruth Arnold). 137483 1997 Game, The M L TV Newscasters speak to main character directly from the TV set reading his mind 137484 2006 Game, The T Series 2006. Reporter (Jennifer Slimko). 137485 2008 Game, The NR Barrack, Jeanne Gay Reporter Shari Nelson is a freelance journalist madly in love with Dave Harris, a NYPD vice detective. But she has some secrets that are driving her crazy. Only Marcie Kaplan, her roommate and a lady with a few secrets of her own, knows just how much Shari’s little vices are eating at her. When Dave invites Shari to share his grandfather’s cabin in upstate New York for a Hanukah weekend, she spontaneously invites Marcie along for moral support forcing Dave to invite Frank Paterno, his best friend from high school who shares an apartment with him -- Dave is unaware of Frankie’s feelings for him. Now Dave has invited Frankie along as Marcie’s date. Snowbound in the cabin, with no way of getting help and a cupboard more empty than Old Mother Hubbard’s, they divert the time playing “Strip Dreidle,” a game that will force them to reveal their hidden secrets and desires. When they’re rescued, will they feel the same? 137486 2007 Game, The: Media Blitz T DVD -R HQ 9954 Episode. 11-12-2007 News Media. Mark is suspended after punching a cartoonist who ridiculed him. 137487 2009 Game, The: Stay Fierce, Malik T DVD -R HQ 10803 Episode. 1-23-2009 Entertainment Media. Malik’s former wife is interviewed on Extra and the interviewer gets her to say that Malik enjoyed being around his guys. The audience thinks Malik is gay and he is angry about it. 137488 2009 Game, The: Truth and Consequences T DVD -R HQ 10998 Episode #58. 3-27-2009 News Media. Sports Talk Show Host Camille Rose (Stacey Dash) of Sports Circle. Tasha introduces Jason to a beautiful talk show host, Camille. 137489 1996 Gamera 2: Region shurai MF TV Reporter (Jason Douglas - Voice- English Version). Tokyo News Anchor (Don Armstrong - Voice - English Version). Tokyo Anchor #2 (Heather Bryson - Voice - English Version). Tokyo Anchor #3 (Lisa Singerman - Voice - English Version). Radio News Reporter (Don Armstrong - Voice-English Version). American News Anchor (Heather Bryson - Voice - English Version). American News Anchor (Tejas Englesmith - Voice - English Version). Chopper News Reporter (Hilary Haag - Voice - English Version). Sendal Reporter (Charles Kennedy - Voice -English Version). Sapporo Reporter (Lisa Singerman - Voice - English Version). Strange meteor lands in Japan unleashing hundreds of insect-like "legion" creatures which find their way into Tokyo. 137490 1999 Gamera 3: Iris kakusei MF Japan News Media. Female TV Anchor A (Marcy Rae - Voice - English Version). Female TV Anchor B (Marcy Bannor - Voice - English Version). Male Anchor A (Vic Mignogna - Voice - English Version). Male Anchor B (K.C. Jones - Voice - English Version). Female Reporter A (Heather Bryson - Voice - English Version). Male Reporter A (Rick Burford - Voice - English Version). Messenger (Kenneth Smith - Voice - English Version). Talk Show Director (Victor Carsrud - Voice - English Version). Talk Show Producer (Chris Nelson - Voice - English Version). Talk Show Host Female (Cynthia Ann Feaster - Voice - English Version). Talk Show Host (Ted Pfister - Voice - English Version). 137491 1995 Gamera daikaiju kuchu kessen MF Japan. News Media. Reporter (Sue Ulu - Voice - English Version). News Anchor (Brett Weaver - Voice - English Version). 137492 2001 Gamers T Series 2001- Correspondents (Steven Bacon, Sandra Sanchez). 137493 2005 Gamers: Mario Tennis T Episode #1.2-2-2005 Correspondent (Steven Bacon). Correspondent (Sandra Sanchez). 137494 2007 Games M Reporter (Arto Nyberg) 137495 1962 Games Men Play, The (La Cigarra No Es Un bicho) M Sierra, Dante (Novel - "Cigarra no es un bicho, La"). Eduardo Borras (Adaptation). AFI-Newspapermen. Argentina. Released in U.S. in 1968.. Ness Book Columnist and his secretary-mistress are among couples quarantined at an out-of-the-way hotel following outbreak of bubonic plague. During their four days in isolation, the ruthless newspaper columnist and mistress analyze their relationship. When not faced with threat of discovery by his wife, the relationship is less interesting. Journalist (Angel Magana). 137496 1991 Games of the Hangman NM OWN - P (Two Copies) O'Reilly, Victor War Photographer Hugo Fitzduane 137497 1980 Games People Play DT Host Bryant Gumbel -- reality show 137498 1970 Games That Lovers Play M Photographer, Old (Harold Bennett). 137499 1970 Games, The M Commentators (Rafer Johnson, Rod Pickering, Adrian Metcafe) 137500 1998 Games, The T Series 1998 Radio Commentator A. Einstein (Ross Stevenson) 137501 2003 Games, The: T UK Reporter Caroline Flack "Live at Trackside" (Series 3 - 2005). Presenters Jamie Theakston (2006), Kirsty Gallacher (2005-2006), Caroline Flack (2005-2006), Jayne Middlemiss, Dougie Anderson (2003), Justin Lee Collins (2005). 137502 1998 Games, The: 100 Metre Track T Episode #4. 9-7-1998 Radio Newsreader (Hamish Hughes - Voice). 137503 2000 Games, The: Addressing the Troops T Episode #14. 6-19-2000 Radio Newsreader (Liz Jackson - Voice). 137504 1998 Games, The: Athletics Schedule T Episode #2. 8-24-1998 Radio Newsreader (Abbe Holmes - Voice). Radio Commentator A. Einstein (Ross Stevenson). 137505 1998 Games, The: Funding T Episode #3. 8-31-1998 Radio Newscasters (Vince D'Amico, Tim Harris - Voices). Radio Commentator A. Einstein (Ross Stevenson). 137506 1998 Games, The: Management Course, A T Episode #10. 10-19-1998 Radio Newsreader (Marg Downey - Voice). Radio Commentator A. Einstein (Ross Stevenson). 137507 1998 Games, The: Past Sports Stars and Gender T Episode #5. 9-14-1998 Radio Newscaster (Alan Hopgood - Voice). 137508 1992 Gamesmaster T Series 1992-1998 Commentators David Perry (992-1997), Tim Boon (1992-1993), Stephen Carsey (1992-1993), Jeremy Daldry (1992-1993), Vyvian Nodge (1992-1993), Frank O'Connor (1992-1993), Keith Pullen (1992-1993), Tom Watson (1992-1993), Neil West (1992-1993). Commentators Julian Rignell (1992), Brad Burton (1994-1995), Simon Byron (1994-1995), Steve Merret (1994-1995), Josh Wilson (1994-1995), Kirk Ewing (1995-1998), Rik Henderson (1995-1996), Derrick Lynch (1995-1998). Presenter Dexter Fletcher (1993-1994). 137509 1998 GameSpot TV DT TV Correspondent and Co-Host Lauren Fielder (1998-2000). 137510 2003 GameSpot TV: DT Correspondent-Co Host Lauren Fielder (1998-2000). Hosts Adam Sessler (1998-2003), Kate Botello (2000-2002), Morgan Webb (2003-). 137511 2003 Gamezville: DT UK. Series 2003-2004 Reporters Matt Cuttle, Sarah Rees. Presenters Jamie Atiko, Darren Malcolm. 137512 1989 Gamle smedie, Den DF Denmark Interviewer-Narrator Jan Arentz (1984). 137513 1956 Gamma People, The M VHS 478 Pollock, Louis (Story). John Gilling, John Gossage (Screenplay) Ness Book American Correspondent Mike Wilson (Paul Douglas) and British Photographer Howard Meade (Leslie Phillips) are on their way to Salzburg to cover a music festival when the train car in which they are riding gets separated and they end up in a small country. They discover a doctor is conducting experiments with gamma rays on children and creating a gang of zombies. Wilson and the doctor's female assistant are captured. But the photographer rallies townspeople to storm the doctor's castle. Wilson once a crime reporter in San Francisco. The female assistant believes the press sensationalizes and manufactures stories. Press is the last weapon against all-powerful state that controls and dehumanizes people. "The truth? You want a good story, don't you. The readers of your newspaper want a daily dose of excitement. Well, go and write your story. What you haven't seen, you can make up. That's the usual way, isn't it?" 137514 1985 Gammon NM OWN - H Bosak, Steven Columnist Vernon Bradlusky, gambler and a backgammon columnist. Editor is threatening to cut off his newspaper syndication. 137515 1989 Ganashatru (aka Enemy of the People, An) MF Ibsen, Henryk (Play). Satyajit Ray (Director) India Reporter from Calcutta offers to tell a doctor’s story who discovers that the water at a popular temple is the source of an outbreak of typhoid and hepatitis in the papers there. The doctor risks his career to try to call attention to the polluted water source. His efforts are thwarted by a local group of building contractors. The story has been transferred to Bengal. The doctor wants to write an article in the newspaper to warn the people, but the editor refuses to publish it. The doctor organizes a meeting that is sabotaged. He is decreed a heretic and a public enemy. 137516 1940 Gander at Mother Goose, A C L. Vol. 2, Golden Age Newspaper. Old Man (with Old Lady in the Shoe) sits in chair and reads newspaper 137517 1982 Gandhi M DVD -R HQ 8714, 8715, 8716, 8717. L Briley, John (Screenplay) Photojournalist Margaret Bourke-White (Candice Bergen) covers Gandhi's hunger strikes and does a piece on him for Life Magazine. Gandhi says he will write to the press to oppose treatment of Indians in South Africa. Later, he is interviewed by the New York Times reporter Walker (Martin Sheen). Walker is shown making the sign of the cross before a massacre begins. Gandhi tells Walker: "Without a paper, a journal of some kind, you cannot unite a community. You belong to a very important profession." Walker accompanies Gandhi on his march to the sea, a journey also followed by newsreel cameramen. When Gandhi is cut off from the press, he is visited by Margaret Bourke-White who does a piece on him for Life Magazine. Press is depicted as a supportive and necessary force in bringing about change. Reporter (Norman Chancer). American Reporter (Wilson George). Older Indian Reporter (Hansu Mehta). Young Indian Reporter (Jyoti Sarup). English Reporter (John Naylor). Radio Reporter at Funeral (Derek Lyons). Court Reporters (Gerard Norman, James Snell). Commentator (Shane Rimmer). Court Reporter (John Boxer). 137518 2007 Gandhi, My Father M Journalist 1 (Kaustabh Samarth). 137519 1942 Gang Busters (aka Gangbusters) M VHS 1235-1236 13 chapters - Serial. Reporter Happy Haskins (Richard Davies) and News Photographer Vicki Logan (Irene Hervey) help track down criminals 137520 1997 Gang Related M News Media. Reporter (Dafidd McCracken). Reporter (Andrea C. Robinson). Reporter (Nellie Sciutto). Newscaster (Elizabeth Maynard). 137521 1971 Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight, The M SVD 1474 TV Reporter (Frank Jourdano). TV Commentator (Sander Vanocur). 137522 1940 Gang War M PR Publicity Man Slicum (Harold Garrison) 137523 2004 Gang Warz M Newswoman (Terie Davis). 137524 1943 Gang's All Here, The M Newsboy (Fred Walburn) 137525 2003 Gangaajal MF India News Media covers police frustration at corruption, inefficiency, bribery, nepotism, favoritism and crime at Tejpur. They pour acid into the eyes of two of the local politician’s men blinding them. Police gain new respect and crime almost comes to a standstill. But an official inquiry suspends the superintendent of police who must now decide whether to acknowledge that a crime did occur, name the ones responsible or simply deny any knowledge. 137526 2001 Gangbang Auditioins 6 M Adult Hardcore Interviewer (Gregg Alan - Voice). 137527 2000 Gangland M Newscaster (Mark Kriski) 137528 2004 Gangland G Newspaper Boy (Dave Rivas - Voice). 137529 1941 Gangs Inc. M Reporter (Alan Ladd). Joan Woodbury innocent woman jailed on hit-and-run rap 137530 2002 Gangs of New York M Editor Horace Greeley 137531 1941 Gangs of Sonora M MacDonald, William Colt (Characters). Albert DeMond (Screenplay) Ness Book. Three Mesquiteers series. Editor Ward Beecham (William Farnum) of Senora City Clarion attacks businessman when newspaper office is set on fire. Businessman offers to put up money to keep the business going, but editor accuses him of making the offer to muzzle the newspaper. Three Mesquiteers guard the new press the editor ordered, fighting off crooks who ambush them. Kansas Kate Conners (Helen MacKellar) and her husband are newspaper people. Her husband was shot fighting for his beliefs. Her son is businessman's lawyer. Conner refuses to believe her son is involved but learns the truth when she goes through old issues of the Clarion. Editor is shot while preparing to run a petition calling for statehood for Wyoming. Conners takes up the fight. She works with a printer who once worked for husband. Mesquiteers set type and sing. Businessman shoots printer and when Conners does not print paper, townspeople assume it is because her son has been charged with murder. Press is missing. Mesquiteers print their own sheet, Mesquiteers Monitor with announcement of date. Voting done in newspaper office. Businessman tries to hang Conner's son but Mesquiteers force confession from man who killed print. Son is cleared. Wyoming gains statehood. 137532 1942 Gangs of the City M Police Reporter (Philip Terry) tangles with debutante and gangsters 137533 1938 Gangster's Boy M Reporter (Harry Harvey). Photographer (Jack Gardner). Editor (Edward Peil Sr.). 137534 1937 Gangway M VHS 843 Taylor, Dwight (Story). Lesser Samuels (Screenplay) Ness Book Film Critic Pat (Jessie Matthews), film critic for The Daily Journal in London tries to convince her editor to let her do hard news. Gives her an assignment on an aging film star and tells her to get the actress' diary. Editor tells her if she gets into trouble, the paper will not acknowledge that they know her. She does and the editor claims not to know her. Musical comedy -- she bursts into song in the newsroom. In early scene, Pat and an office boy talk about "a fast American newspaper film" that just opened. Complain nothing ever happens in England and Americans have all the fun. "What fun it is to be a newspaperwoman like the ones in the American movies." 137535 1995 Ganja Coast, The NM Mann, Paul American Journalist Annie Gennaro writes for the Times of India. California-born lover to half-Indian, half-English Bombay police inspector. 137536 2004 Gankutsuou (The Count of Monte Cristo) C Japan. 2004-2005. Gonzo Studio. 24 episodes. Anime series. Reporter Robert Beauchamp is a friend of Franz and Albert. He works as a news reporter for a French newspaper. He is voiced by Tetsu Shiratori in the Japanese series and by Erik Davies in the English series. 137537 2005 Gankutsuou (The Count of Monte Cristo) CB Maeda, Mashiro Japan; published by Kodansha. Manga ser Reporter Robert Beauchamp is a friend of Franz and Albert. He works as a news reporter for a French newspaper. 137538 2004 Gant, Le MF Canada. Short Newscaster (Tetchena Bellange). 137539 1974 Ganz perfektes Ehepaar, Ein MF West Germany Journalist (Klaus Ellrodt). Interviewpartner (Christian Rode). Interviewpaternin (Inken Sommer). Interviewpaternin (Antje Doutine). 137540 1932 Gap in the Curtain, The NSF Buchan, John Newspaper. Several men are offered a chance to glimpse a newspaper of the future. Those who try to profit from it become unstuck. "There are things man was not meant to know." 137541 2002 Garage Days MF Australia. Rockumentarian (Jabba). Band Studio Photographer (Craig Walker). 137542 1998 Garbage Picking Field Goal Kicking Philadelphia Phenomenon, The MT Sports News Media. Female Reporter (Teresa Kruze). Male Reporter (Ken Daniels). 137543 1984 Garbo Talks M Journalist (Stephen Silverman) at the Museum of Modern Art. Gossip Columnist Liz Smith (Herself). 137544 2004 Garden of Beasts: Novel of Berlin 1936, The N Deaver, Jeffery Journalist. Paul Schumann, a German American living in New York City in 1936 is a mobster hitman asked to pose as a journalist covering the summer Olympics in Berlin after he is caught and told to choose between prison and covert government service. He's to hunt down and kill the ruthless architect of Hitler's clandestine rearmament. If successful, he will be pardoned and given the financial means to go legit. If he refuses the job, he'll end up in the electric chair. He goes to Germany and begins his hunt. 137545 2003 Garden of Love M News Media. News Reporter (Sharon Bennett). TV Assistant (Laurie Norquist). 137546 1938 Garden of the Moon M Reporter (Bert Moorhouse). Photographer (Harry Fox). Photographer (Charles Marsh). 137547 1998 Garden of the Peacocks N Weller, Anthony American Photographer Thomas Simmons has an affair with a woman who is the daughter of a famous sculptor and Cuban exile. But she is frightened of falling in love. She goes to see her father and when Simmons arrives, things get ugly. Simmons is the first outside person to stumble on the sculptor's masterpieces. 137548 2006 Garden of Vipers N Kerley, Jack TV Journalist Taneesha Franklin is slashed to death in Mobile, Alabama. Two detectives wonder if there may be more to the slaying than a standard homicide. Victim is close to one of detective's girlfriend, TV Reporter Dani Danbury who was mentoring her. When one of the detectives is abducted, he's given up for dead. Digging into his disappearance they discover a web of connections between the murdered reporter, the dealings of an elusive bearded man and the charitable enterprises of a rich family. The detective discovers his TV journalist girlfriend is involved with one of the family. 137549 2005 Garden Sense: Year-Round Color DT DVD -R HQ 7506 Episode. 9-6-2005 TV News Anchor Katherine of Channel 9 News gets up at 3 a.m. to anchor the local news in Cincinnati. When she comes home she wants a colorful backyard. 137550 1998 Gardener, The M News Media. Reporter #1 (Nicholas Gunn). Reporter #2 (Louahn Lowe). Flower Show Reporter (Robert Knoop). 137551 1987 Gardens of Stone M DVD -R HQ 2273, 2274. SVD 1518 Proffitt, Nicholas (Novel). Ronald Bass (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Samantha Davis (Anjelica Huston) of the Washington Post, used to work for the Charlotte Observer. Opposed to war but begins a relationship in the late 1960s in Washington D.C. with a military officer. Even when he tells her he may be sent to Vietnam she indicates her feelings about the war will not change and that they both have their jobs to do. Editor (Terrence Currier). 137552 2004 Garfield M News Media. News Reporter (Leyna Nguyen). 137553 1998 Gargantua MT Photographer (Jack Dacey). 137554 1972 Gargoyles: MT Episode Photographer Diana Boley (Jennifer Salt) in horror tale 137555 1997 Gargoyles: Angels in the Night C DVD -R HQ 2033 Episode #78. 2-15-1997. Series 1994-1997. News Media. Male TV Reporter. Bronx News Reporter (Frank Welker voice). Gargoyles are tricked while attempting to rescue a child in a partially built building. Police arrest the still stone Angela and Bronxs and put them in jail. Clan goes to rescue Angela who is being transported by train. The Quarrymen attack and the Gargoyles save all the train's passengers and are immediately accepted by everyone. 137556 1996 Gargoyles: Bronx Tail, A C Episode #70. 10-5-1996 TV Reporter (Tress MacNeille - Voice). Bronx accidentally winds up in Pennsylvania by train and his one friend is an Amish boy. He is spotted and hunted down by frightened residents. The boy hides his new friend and then tries to send him back to New York after sundown. 137557 1995 Gargoyles: Heritage C VHS 385 Episode #38. 11-27-1995 Reporter Jon Carter, WVRN TV. Reporter Nicholas St. John. Other WVRN Reporters. In their quest to return to Manhatten, Goliah and his fellow World Travelers encounter an island controlled by a villain. 137558 1996 Gargoyles: Journey, The C Episode #66. 9-7-1996 Reporter Travis Mitchell of Night Watch in New York. With the existence of the Gargoyles revealed to the world, a hate group calling themselves "The Quarrymen" emerges determine dto wipe them all out. 137559 1996 Gargoyles: Kingdom C VHS 385 Episode #44. 2-5-1996 Reporter Jon Carter, WVRN TV. Reporter Nicholas St. John. Other WVRN Reporters. Remaining gargoyles look around for clues to the whereabouts of Elisa and Goliath. 137560 1996 Gargoyles: Walkabout C VHS 385 Episode #46. 2-7-1996 Reporter Jon Carter, WVRN TV. Reporter Nicholas St. John. Other WVRN Reporters. A nano-tech experiment in the Australian outback threatens to get out of control. 137561 1981 Garlic Is As Good As Ten Mothers DM Publisher Lloyd John Harris of the Garlic Times. Interviewer Michael Goodwin. Food Writer Ruth Reichle, New West Magazine. Documentary on the history of garlic. 137562 2002 Garmento M News Media. Reporter (Michele Maher). News Reporter (Carol Tammen). 137563 1999 Garner Quinn: Dead Letter NR Waterhouse, Judy #3 Garner Quinn Mysteries Crime Writer Garner Quinn, the true-crime writer, has wealth and celebrity, a tendency to get punched and her habit of falling in love with men. She has a teenage daughter and a highly skeptical housekeeper. She receives creepy and vaguely threatening fan mail. Hires high-profile security agency to track down the letter-writer. Head of the agency is murdered. Is his death linked to Quinn? She didn't listen to the co-owner a man she found attractive. And she almost dies. Then a bomb kills her would-be love. 137564 1998 Garner Quinn: Dead Letter NM Waterhouse, Jane #3 Garner Quinn Mysteries Crime Writer Garner Quinn is a best-selling true-crime writer living at the Jersey shore, and someone is stalking her, sending threatening letters to her private address. To find the stalker before his words become deeds, Garner hires Reed Corbin, founder of a prestigious security firm, who takes a personal interest in the case -- and Garner. 137565 1996 Garner Quinn: Graven Images NM Waterhouse, Jane #1 Garner Quinn Mysteries Crime Writer Garner Quinn is a best-selling true-crime writer who takes a no-nonsense approach to life. She has a bitchy sense of humor expressed in asides. But she has her problems. She's a divorced woman who struggles to shield her teenage daughter from society's monsters and who has never reconciled her ambivalent feelings toward her father, a celebrated lawyer. Their estrangement was exacerbated when Garner's first book questioned the verdict in a murder trial in which he was the defense attorney. Now Garner is disturbed by another verdict: a South Carolina farm boy thought to be a serial killer is pronounced not guilty. She moves on to another case and a book about a sculptor whose life-sized works have been found to conceal human body parts. She then realizes she's being stalked by a cold-blooded killer who knows her like a book. Quinn writes true crime novels, and the story of the moment involves a killer who disfigures his victims -- a madman who calls himself the Holy Ghost. As Garner sinks deeper and deeper into the case, she suddenly finds there’s a small space between the words true and crime. 137566 1997 Garner Quinn: Shadow Walk NM Waterhouse, Jane #2 Garner Quinn Mysteries Investigative Journalist tells Crime Writer Garner Quinn, a best-selling true-crime writer living at the Jersey shore who has given up writing but investigates a local case of multiple murder, he’s spotted a notorious missing murderer, Gordon Spangler, and then ends up dead himself. Quinn sets out to find the killer. She knows he’s out there somewhere, posing as an unremarkable man, ready to strike again. Twenty-three years ago, a man executed his family of five including his daughter, Lara, Quinn's best friend. Then he vanished leaving behind a written confession. Now T.J. Sterling, a true-crime writer several rungs below Quinn on the financial ladder, claims to have seen the murderer in Virginia. He plans to use his secret knowledge, plus Garner's publishing contacts, to leverage himself into the big time. "Three weeks and you'll be reading about me in the papers," he assures Garner. Sterling is found shot to death in his Charlottesville office. It looks like suicide. But Garner Quinn looks for the murderer. She feels compelled to seek the truth and keep a childhood promise. She knows the man is out there somewhere having fashioned a new life for himself posing as an unremarkable man hiding the heart of a killer. Now all she has to do is find him. 137567 1967 Garota de Ipanema MF Photographer (Adriano Reys). Photographer (David Drew Zingg). 137568 1953 Garretson Chronicle, The T Studio One - 3-9-53 Press 137569 1949 Garroway at Large DT 1949-54 Host Dave Garroway 137570 1989 Garth Ryland Wolf in Sleep's Clothing NM OWN - H Riggs, John R. #6 Garth Ryland Mysteries Newspaper Editor and Publisher Garth Ryland of the weekly Oakalla Reporter in rural Wisconsin, a prime parcel of rural darkness, is also a deputy sheriff. Ryland discovers that small towns can hide the most unusual crimes. He is shocked to learn that his former lover never returned from an outing up north. And when Garth begins to investigate, he finds that old loves never really die and now both his heart -- and his life -- are up. 137571 1994 Garth Ryland: Cold Hearts and Gentle People NM Riggs, John R. #10 Garth Ryland Mysteries Newspaper Editor and Publisher Garth Ryland of the weekly Oakalla Reporter in rural Wisconsin, as an honorary sheriff's deputy, investigates the death of an antique collector whose 400-pound body was found in his home elevator. In the house where his corpse is discovered is his drunken neighbor who says he was there to deliver a painting he bought at a yard sale. The town's new doctor confirms the man died of a heart attack, probably brought on by the panic of being trapped. The killer's motive centers around the painting, an ordinary sketch of birds and flowers. 137572 1992 Garth Ryland: Dead Letter NM Riggs, John R. #8 Garth Ryland Mysteries Newspaper Editor and Publisher Garth Ryland of the weekly Oakalla Reporter in rural Wisconsin, a prime parcel of rural darkness, is also a deputy sheriff. The morning after the local trash collector, a deaf dwarf, is seen celebrating in the Corner Bar and Grill, he is found dead in his truck, the garbage barrels missing from the truck, and a contusion on the back of his head. Nobody, including the new sheriff, thinks he was murdered. But the bull-headed Ryland is sure it is murder. He questions everyone who could have seen the man on the day he died. The sheriff, who is angry that Ryland didn't back him in a recent election, doesn't want Ryland snooping around. As Ryland scrapes back the town's harmonious veneer, he discovers rivalries, love affairs and jealousies. The Wisconsin journalist also discovers proof that the dwarf was murdered. 137573 1992 Garth Ryland: Dragon Lives Forever, The NM Riggs, John R. #8 Garth Ryland Mysteries Newspaper Editor and Publisher Garth Ryland of the weekly Oakalla Reporter in rural Wisconsin, a prime parcel of rural darkness, is also a deputy sheriff. The Wisconsin newspaperman traces two crimes. Two decades separate the still-unresolved disappearance of a teenager boy and a recent murder of a washed-up stock-car racer. Both events are linked to the annual arrival of a carnival in Oakalla. The boy had been headed there to claim his manhood with a loose woman, and the race had shown up with a carney friend. The crimes are interlocked. Suspects include the racer's lover, her abusive husband, the local cop (who loves the lover), the tough carnie owner and the loose woman, who is still loose. 137574 1987 Garth Ryland: Glory Hound, The NM Riggs, John R. #3 Garth Ryland Mysteries Newspaper Editor and Publisher Garth Ryland of the weekly Oakalla Reporter in rural Wisconsin, a prime parcel of rural darkness, is also a deputy sheriff. 137575 1988 Garth Ryland: Haunt of the Nightingale NM OWN - P Riggs, John R. #4 Garth Ryland Mysteries Newspaper Editor and Publisher Garth Ryland of the weekly Oakalla Reporter in rural Wisconsin, a prime parcel of rural darkness, is also a deputy sheriff. Ryland finds a young woman hiding in his barn who turns out to be the woman who was once married to a local preacher, a cruel man heartily disliked by most of the community. Ryland's oldest friend, Will Cripe, has been in love with her as had the musician-church organist. Years before, the woman and her husband disappeared, presumably having left town. Later, the woman was found and, suffering from amnesia, spent several years in a state institution. Now she is back in Oakalla still with little memory of her past. The men who had loved her try to offer protection, but someone is out to hurt her. Two murders take place. With the aid of his housekeeper Ruth Krammes, Ryland tries to decipher the clues from the past to save the woman as danger closes in on her. Or is she the danger? 137576 1997 Garth Ryland: He Who Waits NM Riggs, John R. #13 Garth Ryland Mysteries Newspaper Editor and Publisher Garth Ryland of the weekly Oakalla Reporter in rural Wisconsin, a prime parcel of rural darkness, is also a deputy sheriff. When a Wisconsin senator's gay lover turns up dead, no one in the town of Oakalla seems to care. But Ryland won't rest until the mystery is solved. 137577 1987 Garth Ryland: Hunting Ground, The NM Riggs, John R. #4 Garth Ryland Mysteries Newspaper Editor and Publisher Garth Ryland of the weekly Oakalla Reporter in rural Wisconsin, a prime parcel of rural darkness, is also a deputy sheriff. When a popular teenage girl is found dead, Ryland can't help but begin his own investigation. The local sheriff inexplicably blocks his every move, but that makes Ryland more determined than ever to solve the case, especially after a skull is dredged up from the nearby pond. 137578 1995 Garth Ryland: Killing Frost NM Riggs, John R. #11 Garth Ryland Mysteries Newspaper Editor and Publisher Garth Ryland of the weekly Oakalla Reporter in rural Wisconsin, a prime parcel of rural darkness, is also a deputy sheriff. He investigates creepy goings on after the death of the town's practical joker. The small-town publisher Ryland, who gets to charm troubled ladies, make the disgruntled town cop look dense and bemoan the onset of hard times in the little Wisconsin hamlet. Here, Ryland is one of the first to find the body near the pig farm. The flesh is kind of rubbery and the extremities are missing. The town policeman has a spate of burglaries on his hands and could use Garth's loquacious assistance. As usual, tiny Oakalla manages to hide a good number of sinister folk, most of whom turn out to be distantly related. 137579 1984 Garth Ryland: Last Laugh, The NM OWN - P Riggs, John R. #1 Garth Ryland Mysteries Newspaper Editor and Publisher Garth Ryland of the weekly Oakalla Reporter in rural Wisconsin, a prime parcel of rural darkness, is also a deputy sheriff. He investigates creepy goings on after the death of the town's practical joker. The fortyish newspaper editor goes to the funeral of Si Buckles, the town's practical joker, but later finds a note at his house that say, "Si Buckles lives." A friend of Si's kills himself for no reason. Then a doctor commits suicide. Several people including the doctor's wife and Garth's dear friend, see Buckles walking around. Is he really dead? Could it be that he was buried alive as a joke? Ryland, publisher and reporter of the local paper in his hometown of Oakalla, normally doesn't write obituaries, but he makes an exception for Buckles who is to be buried on April Fool's Day. He soon suspects Si was murdered. 137580 1986 Garth Ryland: Let Sleeping Dogs Lie NM OWN - P Riggs, John R. #2 Garth Ryland Mysteries Newspaper Editor and Publisher Garth Ryland of the weekly Oakalla Reporter in rural Wisconsin, a prime parcel of rural darkness, is also a deputy sheriff. He investigates a case involving a missing fortune. Trouble starts for the small-town newspaper publisher and editor when he finds an abandoned 1936 Cadillac in a barn in Oakalla. At first delighted with his discovery, Garth sets about getting extensive bodywork done on the vintage car in time to make it a surprise birthday present for his elderly and feisty housekeeper Ruth. But misfortunes plague the mechanics who work on the Caddy. The first disappears. The second has a suspicious fire in his garage. The car is tied in with a 40-year-old hit-and-run accident, a missing fortune and the May-December marriage of a local beauty Garth finds himself torn between helping solve the myriad mysteries and putting out his newspaper. 137581 1998 Garth Ryland: Lost Scout, The NM Riggs, John R. #14 Garth Ryland Mysteries Newspaper Editor and Publisher Garth Ryland of the weekly Oakalla Reporter in rural Wisconsin, a prime parcel of rural darkness, is also a deputy sheriff. Actions of right-wing militia and complications involved in a veteran's attempt to re-enter every day life are part of Ryland's world. 137582 1991 Garth Ryland: One Man's Poison NM Riggs, John R. #7 Garth Ryland Mysteries Newspaper Editor and Publisher Garth Ryland of the weekly Oakalla Reporter in rural Wisconsin, a prime parcel of rural darkness, is also a deputy sheriff. Ryland is always on the lookout for a good story and the earthquake that rocks his small hometown of Oakalla fits the bill perfectly. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. The water supply is suddenly tainted with cyanide, a father and son disappear and the local judge ends up in the morgue. If Ryland isn't careful, he could also end up dead. 137583 1996 Garth Ryland: Snow on the Roses NM Riggs, John R. #12 Garth Ryland Mysteries Newspaper Editor and Publisher Garth Ryland of the Oakalla Reporter in rural Wisconsin, a prime parcel of rural darkness, is also a deputy sheriff. An elderly man dies in Oakalla just before Ryland's local paper begins publication of his serialized memoirs. Ryland thinks the death may have something to do with an unsolved murder in 1962 -- the year that was to be the subject of the first installment. 137584 2009 Gary Unmarried: Gary and Allison’s Friend T DVD -R HQ 11588 Episode. 11-11-2009 Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) now has a regular job as a sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. But it doesn’t pay much so he has to keep his day job as a painter. He also wants to be a good father to his children. But he finds out that dealing with two careers and two kids is harder to do than he thought it would be. Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay) is the station manager because her father owns KPPQ radio and other stations around the country and she seems interested in him. Allison gets upset when her new friend, Sophia, prefers to hang out with Gary. 137585 2009 Gary Unmarried: Gary Apologizes T DVD -R HQ 11622 Episode. 11-18-2009 Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) now has a regular job as a sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. But it doesn’t pay much so he has to keep his day job as a painter. He also wants to be a good father to his children. But he finds out that dealing with two careers and two kids is harder to do than he thought it would be. Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay) is the station manager because her father owns KPPQ radio and other stations around the country and she seems interested in him. Gary tries to prepare a Thanksgiving feast for Curtis, Sasha, Jack and the kids. 137586 2010 Gary Unmarried: Gary Feels Tom Slipping Away T DVD -R HQ 11707 Episode. 1-13-2010 Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) now has a regular job as a sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. But it doesn’t pay much so he has to keep his day job as a painter. He also wants to be a good father to his children. But he finds out that dealing with two careers and two kids is harder to do than he thought it would be. Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay) is the station manager because her father owns KPPQ radio and other stations around the country and she seems interested in him. Gary and Allison worry Tom is hanging out with the wrong crowd. Sasha flirts with surfer Laird Hamilton. 137587 2009 Gary Unmarried: Gary Giving Sasha His Full Attention T DVD -R HQ 11675 Episode. 12-9-2009 Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) now has a regular job as a sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. But it doesn’t pay much so he has to keep his day job as a painter. He also wants to be a good father to his children. But he finds out that dealing with two careers and two kids is harder to do than he thought it would be. Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay) is the station manager because her father owns KPPQ radio and other stations around the country and she seems interested in him. Sasha wonders whether dating a married man is worth the hassle after Allison gets in the way on their date. 137588 2009 Gary Unmarried: Gary Has a Dream T DVD -R HQ 11429 Episode #21. 9-23-2009. Aspiring Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) has a dream: the house painter wants to become the next sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. He decides to call up his old friend Curtis (Keegan-Michael Key) who works at the local radio station and is thrilled that he is offered a job, thinking he is going to become the next sports newscaster, but instead it’s an offer to paint the radio station. Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay) is the station manager because her father owns KPPQ radio and other stations around the country. 137589 2010 Gary Unmarried: Gary Has To Choose T DVD -R HQ 11716 Episode. 1-20-2010 Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) now has a regular job as a sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. But it doesn’t pay much so he has to keep his day job as a painter. He also wants to be a good father to his children. But he finds out that dealing with two careers and two kids is harder to do than he thought it would be. Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay) is the station manager because her father owns KPPQ radio and other stations around the country and she seems interested in him. Gary and Sasha get more serious so Gary worries about the repercussions of sleeping with his boss. Allison teaches Tom a life lesson about being responsible. 137590 2009 Gary Unmarried: Gary Is a Boat Guy T DVD -R HQ 11699 Episode. 12-18-2009 Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) now has a regular job as a sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. But it doesn’t pay much so he has to keep his day job as a painter. He also wants to be a good father to his children. But he finds out that dealing with two careers and two kids is harder to do than he thought it would be. Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay) is the station manager because her father owns KPPQ radio and other stations around the country and she seems interested in him. Gary discovers his ex-wife’s fiancé is cheating on her, but she doesn’t believe him. Gary also wants to buy a boat so his son can impress a girl. 137591 2009 Gary Unmarried: Gary Keeps a Secret T DVD -R HQ 11637 Episode. 11-25-2009 Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) now has a regular job as a sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. But it doesn’t pay much so he has to keep his day job as a painter. He also wants to be a good father to his children. But he finds out that dealing with two careers and two kids is harder to do than he thought it would be. Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay) is the station manager because her father owns KPPQ radio and other stations around the country and she seems interested in him. Sasha thinks about furthering her relationship with Gary. Gary lets Louise attend a party hosted by the popular girls and doesn’t tell Allison, who isn’t happy about it. 137592 2010 Gary Unmarried: Gary Lowers the Bar T DVD -R HQ 11778 Episode. 2-10-2010 Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) now has a regular job as a sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. But it doesn’t pay much so he has to keep his day job as a painter. He also wants to be a good father to his children. But he finds out that dealing with two careers and two kids is harder to do than he thought it would be. Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay) is the station manager because her father owns KPPQ radio and other stations around the country and she seems interested in him.After receiving a great Valentine’s Day gift from Sasha. Gary tries to top his gift for her. Meanwhile, Allison tries, and fails to bond with Louise and Tom. 137593 2009 Gary Unmarried: Gary on the Air T DVD -R HQ 11524 Episode. 10-21-2009 Aspiring Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) has a dream: the house painter wants to become the next sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. Station Manager Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay) allows Gary to report the sports news when the station’s sports announcer is arrested. He’s a smash hit and offered the regular job. But money becomes an issue when his daughter is accepted into a top music program and he decides to refuse his dream-job offer. His former wife then convinces him he can’t give up his dream. 137594 2009 Gary Unmarried: Gary Shoots Fish in a Barrel T DVD -R HQ 11491 Episode. 10-14-2009 Aspiring Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) has a dream: the house painter wants to become the next sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. Gary is determined to prove that he can handle a one-night stand without getting attached. 137595 2009 Gary Unmarried: Gary Tries To Do It All T DVD -R HQ 11573 Episode. 10-28-2009 Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) now has a regular job as a sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. But it doesn’t pay much so he has to keep his day job as a painter. He also wants to be a good father to his children. But he finds out that dealing with two careers and two kids is harder to do than he thought it would be. Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay) is the station manager because her father owns KPPQ radio and other stations around the country and she seems interested in him. Gary’s ex-wife Allison Brooks (Paula Marshall) steps in to help out with the painting business. 137596 2010 Gary Unmarried: Gary Tries to Find Something for Mitch T DVD -R HQ 11829 Episode. 3-10-2010 Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) now has a regular job as a sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. But it doesn’t pay much so he has to keep his day job as a painter. He also wants to be a good father to his children. But he finds out that dealing with two careers and two kids is harder to do than he thought it would be. Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay) is the station manager because her father owns KPPQ radio and other stations around the country and she seems interested in him. When Mitch returns from overseas, Gary tries to help him decide what he will do for a living. Curtis and Charleen hire Allison as their wedding planner. 137597 2010 Gary Unmarried: Gary Unmarried? T DVD -R HQ 11849 Episode. 3-17-2010 Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) now has a regular job as a sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. But it doesn’t pay much so he has to keep his day job as a painter. He also wants to be a good father to his children. But he finds out that dealing with two careers and two kids is harder to do than he thought it would be. Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay) is the station manager because her father owns KPPQ radio and other stations around the country and she seems interested in him. Gary learns that his and Allison’s divorce papers were never filed. Allison’s sister comes to town and gives Mitch a makeover. 137598 2010 Gary Unmarried: Gary’s Big Mouth T DVD -R HQ 11819 Episode. 3-3-2010 Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) now has a regular job as a sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. But it doesn’t pay much so he has to keep his day job as a painter. He also wants to be a good father to his children. But he finds out that dealing with two careers and two kids is harder to do than he thought it would be. Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay) is the station manager because her father owns KPPQ radio and other stations around the country and she seems interested in him. Gary turns to wrestling in order to settle a feud between him and the wrestling coach after the coach fails to let son Tom make the team. Gary challenges the coach to a match on the air, then backs down when his son is embarrassed with a public apology on his radio show. 137599 2009 Gary Unmarried: Gary’s Demo T DVD -R HQ 11466 Episode #23. 10-7-2009 Aspiring Sportscaster Gary Brooks (Jay Mohr) has a dream: the house painter wants to become the next sports newscaster on KPPQ “We’re All Talk” Radio. His old friend Curtis (Keegan-Michael Key) who works at the local radio station cuts a demo for Gary, but Gary can’t get Sasha (Brooke D’Orsay), the station manager, to listen to his demo tape in the hopes she will let him become the new sportscaster. Sasha is the station manager because her father owns KPPQ radio and other stations around the country. Meanwhile, Louise protects Tom from a school bully. 137600 1981 Gas M SVD 693. SV 189 Reporter at Refinery #1 (Terry Haig). 137601 2008 Gas City N Estleman, Loren D. Reporters covering the story of a murderer’s spree in a quiet oil company town find themselves pitted against a powerful Mafioso and a corrupt police chief. 137602 1998 Gasaraki C Series 1998 News Media. News Director (Robert Bundy - Voice). Reporter (Tiffany Grant - Voice). Journalist (Illich Guardiola - Voice). Newscasters (Carol Mathews, William Ross - Voice). Cameraman (Mark Laskowski - Voice). 137603 2005 Gaseirneba Karabakhsgi MF Georgia Journalist (Dasha Drozdovskaja). 137604 1944 Gaslight M DVD -R HQ 3706 (Media Excerpts) Newspaper story and headline begins the movie. 137605 1981 Gaston Lapouge MTF Reporter (Marc Chapiteau (Le reporter-dessinateur). 137606 1997 Gaston's War M Photographer (Jean-Marie Buchet). 137607 1960 Gasu ningen dai ichigo MF Reporter Kyoko (Keiko Sata). Kyoko's Fellow Reporter (Kozo Nomura). Journalist (Tetsu Nakamura). Editor Ikeda (Tatsuo Matsumura). 137608 1914 Gatans barn MF News Media. Young Journalist (Sven Bergvall). 137609 1928 Gate Crasher, The M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 137610 2003 Gate to Heaven M Newscaster (Dagmar Berghoff). 137611 1925 Gate, The P MLPL O'Connor, M. Index-One Act, 1924-31 Press 137612 1980 Gates of Hell, The (Paura Nella Citta Del Morti Viventi) (aka City of the Living Dead. Fear in the City of the Living Dead. Twilight of the Dead) M Fulci, Lucio, Dardano Sacchetti (Screenplay-Story) Italy New York Newspaper Reporter investigates killings in the town of Dunwich. Reporter tells a psychic that he gets his inner visions by meditating over a bottle of Scotch. Reporter has his brains ripped out of the back of his skull by a female zombie. 137613 1986 Gates of Zion, The N Thoene, Bodie and Brock Thoene American Photojournalist Ellie Warne finds herself in Jerusalem in 1947 where she unwittingly becomes a pawn in a political chess game when she photographs ancient scrolls discovered by Bedouins. Through it all, the young Ellie discovers a people, a spirit and a person who profoundly change the direction of her life. Who would guess that a few innocent photos could entangle her in such a desperate web of intrigue and peril? David Meyer seems to love her dearly, but Moshe Sachar has a purpose and commitment in life that intrigues her more than she can say. Through it all, Elle discovers a people, a spirit, and a person who profoundly change the direction of her life. David Meyer, American who crosses to Canada to join RAF to fight against Germany as a pilot. Assigned to Badger Cross squadron. Cross dislikes him and does much to make him miserable. He is a gentile. 137614 1938 Gateway M SV 241 Reisch, Walter (Story). Lamar Trotti (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent Dick (Don Ameche) on a liner returning from the war. When a woman gets involved in a scandal aboard ship, Dick tries to protect her from the rest of the press. Dick tries to convince the other reporters that there is no story, but they refuse to believe him because he has scooped them in the past. Reporter (George Chandler). Reporter (Hal K. Dawson). Reporter (Robert Kellard). Reporter (Robert Lowery). Reporter (Imboden Parrish). Reporter (Charles Tannen). Reporter (Charles Williams). 137615 1987 Gathering of Old Men MT Newsman Will Patton is the local newsman 137616 1996 Gathering of Saints, A NM Hyde, Christopher Journalist Katherine Copeland is volatile American journalist-cum-spy whose assignment is to seduce a detective inspector, widowed and Jewish, during the dark days of Blitz in London. Copeland is morally conflicted American spy posing as a journalist. He's after a killer who always commits his grisly crimes on locations immediately bombed by the Germans. 137617 2003 Gathering Place, A N Kinkade, Thomas and Katherine Spencher Newspaper Publisher Dan Forbes is all set to leave for an extended sailing trip until an accident dashes his plans giving him and the mayor, Emily Warwick, more time to develop their relationship. Now that the Cape Light election is over, Mayor Warwick can finally focus on her burgeoning relationship with Sara, the daughter she gave up for adoption 20 years ago. Seeing her after all these years has stirred up some conflicting feelings for Emily. While she is grateful to have Sara back in her life, she can’t help but regret their years apart. Typically she would turn to Reverend Ben for guidance, but turmoil within his own family has inspired a crisis of faith for the minister making him question whether is qualified to counsel is congregates. And then there’s the fact that Emily is slowly falling for the newspaper publisher Forbes. But with two grown children of his own, would Dan ever want to start another family? Emily hopes so -- because she’s eager for a second chance at life. 137618 2002 Gathering, A M Newscaster (Ryan Leslie) 137619 1976 Gator M Reynolds - Ness Book TV Reporter Aggie Maybank (Lauren Hutton), nosy TV reporter: "I want to win a Pulitzer Prize and make love to you." She helps the hero who opposes crooked businessman. She's angry at businessman because he canceled her documentary on poverty. Corners businessman at rally and tells him FCC forbids influence of television by political factions. He makes a sexist observation as she leaves. Reporter finds out secretary has obtained phony records made by corrupt officials. Sneaks into courthouse with man and secretary to steal evidence. When reporter's story makes national TV, she is contacted about possible job by CBS in New York and leaves romance with hero. Governor (TV host Mike Douglas). 137620 1997 Gator King M Ecology Writer Maureen McCormick (Shannon K. Foley) finds a site where a mid-Florida restaurant owner is abandoning slain crocodiles. In spite of opposition from a senator and a local sheriff, McCormick refreshes her long-standing campaign against the restaurant owner, whose posh restaurant is called the “Crocodile Club.” His treatment of the alligators is cruel as he uses the alligator’s meat and skin to make products. He also gives out gator-skin items to bribe politicians. McCormick is helped by a former boyfriend who is a wildlife ranger. They rekindle their love affair as the evil restaurateur decides to stop her once and for all. 137621 1971 Gatto a nove code, Il MF Cameraman Righetto (Vittorio Congia). 137622 2009 Gavacho N O’Keefe, Dennis William Reporter and Columnist Danny O’Hara works for The Times, a newspaper in Los Angeles and is flung into a violent world of drug and illegal immigrant smuggling. With a cohort of friends, colleagues, and a long lost sweetheart, he battles street thugs in Los Angeles, politicians in Texas and Mexico, and his own publication to continue his pursuit of the story. Ignited by an anonymous phone call to the Times of a missing immigrant girl, O’Hara starts his investigation. It begins as a simple search for the nine-year-old girl, then evolves into a full blown crime investigation. As O’Hara unwinds each strand of the web, it leads him to yet another. Set in the 1970s. 137623 2007 Gavin & Stacey T Reporter (Susy Kane) 137624 1949 Gay Amigo, The M Newspaper Editor Stoneham (Walter Baldwin) owns his newspaper and is a crook 137625 1946 Gay Blades M Reporters (Roy Butler, Robert Spencer). Photographer (Tom Quinn). Publicity Director (Larry Steers). Newsboy (William "Billy" Benedict). Announcer (John Wald). 137626 1934 Gay Bride, The M DVD -R HQ 6683, 6685 Reporter (Garry Owen). Cameraman (Ray Mayer). 137627 1935 Gay Deception, The M Reporter (Jack Hatfield). Reporter (Billy Wayne). Wisecracker Photographer (Eddie Fetherston). 137628 1941 Gay Falcon, The M SVD 1212 Newsboy (Mickey Phillips) 137629 1854 Gay Girls of New York, The; or, Life on Broadway N USC Thompson, George Newspaper Advertisement in Herald 137630 1903 Gay Old Boy, A M Newspaper. Man sits down in chair and starts to read newspaper 137631 1961 Gay Place N Brammer, W. Trilogy of three novels in one volume Press Agent, the governor and Texas politics 137632 1913 Gay Rebellion, The NM USC Chambers, Robert W. Newspaper Owner Augustus Melnor, editor of the Morning Star. Trimble, city editor. Curtis Langdon and William Sayre are sent to write a newspaper story about the disappearance of four handsome young men. 137633 1944 Gay Saint, The: Novel, A N Bailey, Paul PR Publicist. Fictional treatment of Samuel Brannan, founder of San Francisco's California Star, prominent Mormon Argonaut and first publicist for the California gold rush 137634 1903 Gay Shoe Clerk, The M Spellbound in the Darkness Newspaper. Chaperone reading newspaper 137635 1942 Gay Sisters, The M DVD -R HQ 3733, 3734 City Editor (Joseph Crehan). Photographer (Hank Mann). 137636 1999 Gazebo, The: Novel, A NR Grayson, Emily Harlequin Editor Abby Reston is hard at work as editor of her small upstate New York hometown Longwood Falls newspaper. Like most small-town journalists, she is dying for a decent story. Man appears at her door, tells her story of his love for a woman who lives on wrong side of the tracks. He is wealthy. They pursued dreams in Europe. She is forced to return home to tend sick mother and he loses his inheritance. They marry other people. For 50 years, they have met once a year in the gazebo in the town square to affirm lifelong, now platonic love. The man tries to interest the editor of their romance. She goes to the gazebo but they never show. Briefcase filled with mementos and tapes documenting their love is left for the journalist. 137637 2002 Geburtig MF Poland/Germany/Austria Newscaster (Josef-Wenzel Hnatek). Cameraman (Lightning Bear). Photographer (Gert Broser). 137638 1984 Gedankenvernichtung N Müller, André Germany Journalist 137639 2000 Geena Davis Show T SVD 865 Editor. Writing bug bites Teddie whose "Women in the City" article for a snooty editor (Martin Mull) winds up as a juicy piece on Max 137640 1994 Gefahrliche Spiele MTF TV Reporter (Angels Aymar) 137641 1921 Geheimnis der Santa Margherita, Das MF Reporter (Carl Geppert). 137642 1958 Geisha Boy, The M Reporter (Dick Whittinghill). 137643 1978 Gejaagd door de winst (of het A.B.C. van de moderne samenleving) MF Reporter (Maurice De Wilde) 137644 1970 Gekido no showashi "Gunbatsu" MF Reporter Goro Arai (Yuzo Kayama) covers the war for a Japanese newspaper. He follows the activities of Japan's top military leader and comes to view him as a dangerous military tyrant. Editor (Takashi Shimura). But anyone standing in the military leader's way is in danger -- and so is the reporter. 137645 1998 Gemini N Tabachnik, Maud #2 Sandra Kahn Series Journalist Sandra Khan of the San Francisco News, is a lesbian reporter who is on the trail of two brothers chased by the police and the mafia. 137646 1978 Gendarme et les extra-terrestres, Le MF Reporter. Le Reporter (Carlo Nell). 137647 1954 Gene Autry Show, The: Carnival Comes West, The T DVD -R 1755 (Newspaper Headline-Story Excerpts) Episode #73. 8-24-1954 Newspaper Headline and Story from Western Record - "Golden's Carnival to Reopen Saturday." Subhead: "Gene Autry Persuades Citizens' Committee to Sponsor Circus for Local Charity." 137648 1955 Gene Autry Show, The: Law Comes to Scorpion T DVD -R 1795 (Media Excerpts) Episode #82. 10-22-1955 Newspapers. 137649 1952 Gene Autry Show, The: Lawless Press, The T DVD -R HQ 1930. SVD 1208 Episode #43. 1-25-1952 Editor brains behind crime spree. Prints stories before they happen. Autry, as a new sheriff, brings him to justice. 137650 1953 Gene Autry Show, The: Narrow Escape T DVD -R HQ 2340 Episode #57. 8-11-1953 Editor Bill Barker of the Bugle is a crusading editor whose paper "only exists to tell the truth." When Pat Buttram's mail-order sweetheart shows up -- she turns out to be an Eastern widow Marcy Nevers with a young son. The widow ends up falling for the editor while working as his editorial assistant. 137651 1953 Gene Autry Show, The: Old Prospector, The T DVD -R 1721 Episode #56. 8-4-1953. Newspaper headlines. The Daily Clarion headlines and story. Gene becomes involved in the capture of criminals who threaten the life of a conniving prospector. 137652 1954 Gene Autry Show, The: Outlaw Warning T DVD -R HQ 3000 Episode #78. 10-2-1954. Reporter Lewis (Budd Buster) of the Sacramento Chronicle wants to interview Pat Buttram who testified against an outlaw who escapes from prison and seeks revenge against Pat and the judge. Reporter wants "an inspirational story for our readers." Reporter: "That's the real story I'd like to get. How it feels to be a target for a killer. I'd like to get it right now, you know, just in case….would you mind sitting down here and answering a few questions….." Reporter presents the Sacramento Chronicle award for bravery to Pat Buttram. Reporter is knocked out when crooks kidnap the judge. Sam, Telegram Messenger (Bob Woodward). 137653 1952 Gene Autry Show, The: Ruthless Renegade, The T DVD -R HQ 2027. SVD 1132 Episode #45. 2-8-1952. Newspaper Publisher-Editor Jane Winslow (Jane Frazee) of the Banner is a crusading newspaperwoman who tries to clean up a lawless community single-handedly. Gene Autry comes to her aid as she tries to rid Dry Gulch of its ruthless, power-hungry boss, the corrupt mayor. Mayor makes Autry sheriff and when the mayor tries to take the badge back, Autry keeps it. Mayor threatens him. 137654 2006 Gene Generation, The M Reporter (Tom Tate - News Reporter). 137655 1959 Gene Krupa Story, The M DVD -R HQ 10085, 10086 Newspaper headlines used for exposition 137656 1999 Gene Roddenberry's Earth: Final Conflict T SVD 818 Episode News Media 137657 2006 Gene Simmons: Family Jewels: Un-Anniversary, The DT Reality TV. Episode #7. 9-11-2006 Photographer Frankie Norstad (Himself). 137658 2004 General Hospital: TS Episode #208. 10-27-2004 Reporter (Trevor Murphy). TV Newscaster (Kale Browne). Reporter (Robert Steinman). 137659 1977 General Hospital: Breakthrough, The TS Reporter 1 (James Appleby). News Reporter Evelyn (Christina Miller). 137660 1936 General Died at Dawn, The M SV 174 Reporters (Clifford Odets, John O'Hara, Sidney Skolsky and Lewis Milestone). Four reporters involved in covering a story 137661 1956 General Electric Summer Originals T Series Press 137662 1960 General Electric Theater: Do Not Disturb T Episode #227. 3-13-1960. Series 1953-1962 Editor (Andrea King). Progress Reporter (Don Herbert - Himself). Host Ronald Reagan. Announcer Bill Goodwin (1955-1956). 137663 1955 General Electric Theater: Feathertop T Episode #75. 12-4-1955 Host Ronald Reagan. Progress Reporter Don Herbert. Announcer Bill Goodwin (1955-1956). 137664 1957 General Electric Theater: Lady of the House T Episode #121. 1-20-1957 Reporter (Preston Hanson). Host Ronald Reagan. Progress Reporter Don Herbert. Announcer Bill Goodwin (1955-1956). 137665 1960 General Electric Theater: Playoff, The T Episode #244. 11-20-1960 Sports Announcer (Vin Scully). Host Ronald Reagan. Progress Reporter Don Herbert. Announcer Bill Goodwin (1955-1956). 137666 1962 General Electric True T Series - Based on stories from True Magazine - 1962-63 Press 137667 2006 General Hospital Yesterday: Luke has a surprise for Tracy TS DVD -R HQ 5831 Episode #40606. 4-6-2006 Newspaper article. Emily deals with her family's anger over the newspaper article. Mike demands that Sonny stop seeing Emily. Carly confronts Emily. Sonny faces the Quartermaines. 137668 1963 General Hospital: TS Episode. Reporter Jackie Templeton (Demi Moore). Newspaper reporter Teddy Holmes (John Gabriel and James Westmoreland) 137669 1997 General Hospital: TS Episode. Reporter (Rhonda Aldrich) 137670 1963 General Hospital: TS Episode. Reporter (Tiffany Paul, 2002-2006). Reporter #2 (Susanna Velasquez, 2003-2006 ). Reporter (Chuti Tiu, 2003). Reporter (Eve Curtis - 2005-2006). Reporter (Rhonda Aldrich, 1997). Reporter (Robert Steinman). Newscaster Kale Browne (2003-). 137671 2005 General Hospital: TS Episode #294. 11-22-2005 Reporter (Eve Curtis). 137672 2004 General Hospital: TS Episode #180. 3-5-2004. Episode #215. 11-18-2004. News Media. Reporter (Tiffany Paul). Reporter #2 (Susanna Velasquez). Newscaster (Kale Browne). Reporter (Robert Steinman). Messenger (Persephanie Silverthorn). 137673 2005 General Hospital: TS Episode #246. 4-26-2005. News Media. Reporter (Tiffany Paul). 137674 2005 General Hospital: TS Episode #291. 11-11-2005 News Media. Reporter #1 (Tiffany Paul). 137675 2006 General Hospital: TS Episode #339. 3-10-2006 News Media. Reporter #1 (Tiffany Paul). Reporter #2 (Susanna Velasquez). 137676 2003 General Hospital: TS Episode #12. 9-19-2003 News Media. Reporter #1 (Tiffany Paul). Reporter #2 (Susanna Velasquez). 137677 2002 General Hospital: TS Episode #597. 4-9-2002. Episode #610. 11-25-2002 News Media. Reporter (Tiffany Paul). 137678 2005 General Hospital: TS Episode #696. 2-1-2005 Interviewer, College (Haskell V. Anderson III). 137679 1933 General John Regan M UK Only Journalist. Their plans to launch his journalistic career by faking her murder go awry when they fall foul of a gang of jewel thieves trying to find the jewels. 137680 1954 General Sports Time DT Series. 10-9-1954 to 11-14-1954. DuMont Sportscaster Harry Wismer 137681 1976 General Strike Report DT News Media 137682 1998 General, The M News Media. Reporter (Jason Byrne). Reporter (Niamh Lineham) 137683 1999 General's Daughter, The M CNN Anchor (Katrina van den Heuvel) 137684 1969 Generation M AFI-Photographers Photographer 137685 1998 Generation Ax M News Media. News Anchor #1 (Shea Broom). News Anchor #2 (John Baker). 137686 2008 Generation Kill: Bomb in the Garden MT DVD -R HQ 10194, 10193 (Conclusion). Wright, Evan with David Simon and Ed Burns Episode #7. 8-24-2008. Seven-Part Miniseries. Based on Rolling Stone Correspondent Evan Wright experiences. Finale Episode. War Correspondent-Embedded Journalist Evan “Scribe” Ross (Lee Tergesen), Rolling Stone contributor who’s embedded with the battalion in Iraq. He is a journalist based on the author who rides in the back of the lead Humvee, ducking fire as he is embedded with a group of Marines of 1st Reconnaissance Battalion ’s Bravo Company in the first weeks of the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Battles fought by Bravo Company’s 2nd Platoon are seen from the embedded reporter’s viewpoint. Scribe is a journalist based on the reporter-author. Having reached Baghdad, Bravo Team is shocked at the size of the city; while First Recon begin doing their daily patrols in Baghdad, they find out the obstacles that they and the Iraqis face is much greater than they could ever think of. Bravo reaches Baghdad. First Recon sends out sporadic patrols into the city for information. Fick becomes disillusioned with the lack of plans. The men celebrate their last night in Baghdad. 137687 2008 Generation Kill: Burning Dog, A MT DVD -R HQ 10128, 10129 Wright, Evan with David Simon and Ed Burns Episode #5. 8-10-2008. Seven-Part Miniseries. Based on Rolling Stone Correspondent Evan Wright experiences. War Correspondent-Embedded Journalist Evan “Scribe” Ross (Lee Tergesen), Rolling Stone contributor who’s embedded with the battalion in Iraq. He is a journalist based on the author who rides in the back of the lead Humvee, ducking fire as he is embedded with a group of Marines of 1st Reconnaissance Battalion ’s Bravo Company in the first weeks of the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Battles fought by Bravo Company’s 2nd Platoon are seen from the embedded reporter’s viewpoint. Scribe is a journalist based on the reporter-author. First Recon get their orders to cross a local Iraqi bridge, which gives them their first chance to use local Iraqi citizens. As First Recon gets closer to the bridge, they are ambushed. 137688 2008 Generation Kill: Combat Jack MT DVD -R HQ 10107, 10106 (Pickup scene with video breakup on 10110) Wright, Evan with David Simon and Ed Burns Episode #4. 8-3-2008. Seven-Part Miniseries. Based on Rolling Stone Correspondent Evan Wright experiences. War Correspondent-Embedded Journalist Evan “Scribe” Ross (Lee Tergesen), Rolling Stone contributor who’s embedded with the battalion in Iraq. He is a journalist based on the author who rides in the back of the lead Humvee, ducking fire as he is embedded with a group of Marines of 1st Reconnaissance Battalion ’s Bravo Company in the first weeks of the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Battles fought by Bravo Company’s 2nd Platoon are seen from the embedded reporter’s viewpoint. Scribe is a journalist based on the reporter-author. After capturing an Iraqi airstrip, the First Recon is ahead of the other American and Coalition troops, which gives them time to regroup. 137689 2008 Generation Kill: Cradle of Civilization, The MT DVD -R HQ 10047, 10048 Wright, Evan with David Simon and Ed Burns Episode #2. 7-20-2008. Seven-Part Miniseries. Based on Rolling Stone Correspondent Evan Wright experiences. War Correspondent-Embedded Journalist Evan “Scribe” Ross (Lee Tergesen), Rolling Stone contributor who’s embedded with the battalion in Iraq. He is a journalist based on the author who rides in the back of the lead Humvee, ducking fire as he is embedded with a group of Marines of 1st Reconnaissance B Platoon Battalion’s Bravo Company in the first weeks of the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Battles fought by Bravo Company’s 2nd are seen from the embedded reporter’s viewpoint. Scribe is a journalist based on the reporter-author. Bravo Company gets an order to treat any Iraqi, holding a weapon, as a hostile. Bravo company heads toward Nasiriyah, where Alpha company is involved in a skirmish. A wrong turn causes Bravo to lag behind other companies. 137690 2008 Generation Kill: Get Some MT DVD -R HQ 10030, 10031 Wright, Evan with David Simon and Ed Burns Episode #1. 7-13-2008. Seven-Part Miniseries. Based on Rolling Stone Correspondent Evan Wright experiences. War Correspondent-Embedded Journalist Evan “Scribe” Ross (Lee Tergesen), Rolling Stone contributor who’s embedded with the battalion in Iraq. The journalist mirrors all the reactions a viewer is likely to have: he’s as baffled, revolted and depressed by what he sees as the viewers are. For him, looking away isn’t as easy as flicking at the remote. He is a journalist based on the author who rides in the back of the lead Humvee, ducking fire as he is embedded with a group of Marines of 1st Reconnaissance Battalion ’s Bravo Company in the first weeks of the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Battles fought by Bravo Company’s 2nd Platoon are seen from the embedded reporter’s viewpoint. Scribe is a journalist based on the reporter-author. Marines prepare to invade Iraq at the beginning of Operation Iraqi Freedom. 137691 2008 Generation Kill: Screwby MT DVD -R HQ 10064, 10065. Wright, Evan with David Simon and Ed Burns Episode #3. 7-27-2008. Seven-Part Miniseries. Based on Rolling Stone Correspondent Evan Wright experiences. War Correspondent-Embedded Journalist Evan “Scribe” Ross (Lee Tergesen), Rolling Stone contributor who’s embedded with the battalion in Iraq. He is a journalist based on the author who rides in the back of the lead Humvee, ducking fire as he is embedded with a group of Marines of 1st Reconnaissance Battalion ’s Bravo Company in the first weeks of the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Battles fought by Bravo Company’s 2nd Platoon are seen from the embedded reporter’s viewpoint. Scribe is a journalist based on the reporter-author. Bravo Company waits for their next orders, while scoping out a roadside firefight. They watch in shock as a regimental combat team arrives with guns blaring. 137692 2008 Generation Kill: Stay Frosty MT DVD -R HQ 10142, 10153 (Conclusion). Wright, Evan with David Simon and Ed Burns Episode #6. 8-17-2008. Seven-Part Miniseries. Based on Rolling Stone Correspondent Evan Wright experiences. War Correspondent-Embedded Journalist Evan “Scribe” Ross (Lee Tergesen), Rolling Stone contributor who’s embedded with the battalion in Iraq. He is a journalist based on the author who rides in the back of the lead Humvee, ducking fire as he is embedded with a group of Marines of 1st Reconnaissance Battalion ’s Bravo Company in the first weeks of the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Battles fought by Bravo Company’s 2nd Platoon are seen from the embedded reporter’s viewpoint. Scribe is a journalist based on the reporter-author. First Recon get their next mission, which is to help escort the Iraqi civilians leaving Baghdad from a nearby highway, while trying to help them flee, the men see the humanity in the Iraqi civilians; First Recon come to the realization that since Baghdad is the next stop for American and Coalition forces, their war is almost at a close. 137693 2007 Generation Loss N Hand, Elizabeth Magazine Photographer Cassandra Neary's grim photos of punks and corpses briefly made her the toast of the downtown art scene. Now an alcoholic wage slave, she accepts a magazine assignment to interview one of her reclusive photographer heroes on a Maine island where a rash of missing teenager cases and an off-kilter populace grab her attention. 137694 1973 Generation of Victors N OWN - H Hirschfeld, Burt Commentator Parish, a celebrated news commentator "whose failures finally give him a chance to succeed as a man." 137695 1960 Generation Without Farewell N OWN - H Boyle, Kay Newspaperman. Story is seen through the eyes of a young German newspaperman, Jaeger. 137696 1997 Generation X-tinct M Reporter (R.J. Watkins). 137697 2007 Generator M Anchorwoman (Helen Thom). 137698 1998 Generator Gawl DT TV Anchor #1 (Emily Sattler). Anchor #2 (Shelley Carlene-Black). Anchor #2-Chopper Reporter (Foster Tennant). Live Reporter (Mo). 137699 2007 Generic Thriller M TV Reporter (Rosemary Griggs). 137700 2004 Genesis Legacy, The N Ragland, A.J. American Correspondent Helena Claybourn is based in London. Beautiful and independent, it is her research into art treasures looted by the Nazis that has inadvertently revealed the existence of a secret German organization. Twenty-five years before the end of World War II, Watchteradler has two long-range programs: the purification of the human race and the ultimate supremacy of the German order/ Detective Chief Inspector, head of Scotland Yard's legendary Murder Squad is in the midst of a sensational triple homicide when he meets Claybourn. It is 1953. Assassins are systematically eliminating the men who betrayed the Wachteradler. From the pageantry of the Coronation and Buckingham Palace, to a heart-pounding air chase across the North Atlantic. Helena Claybourn and the Chief Inspector must race against time as they try to unravel the web of mystery. They must stop a catastrophe that could plague the world for decades to come. 137701 2009 Genesis Secret N Knox, Tom British Reporter Rob Luttrell, who barely survived a suicide bomber’s attack in Iraq, is hoping to take things easy. He was up front and too close as he eye witnessed a suicide bomber in Iraq executing a grisly mass murder. Rob survived, and his London-based editor sends him to Tel Aviv for a mental health breather. Ready to get back to work, he is sent to report on a safe assignment -- to cover a dig in Turkish Kurdistan, proves anything but routine. A German archeologist has found evidence of buildings at the site known as Gobekli Tepe that appear to be 10,000 to 11,000 years old, 5,000 years earlier than any similar structure. The excavation has aroused the ire of the locals, who place an ancient Aramaic curse on those working there. It may be no accident when the archeologist is impaled on a pole. Luttrell teams with an attractive biological anthropologist Christine Meyer to solve the mystery of the site, which may be where the Garden of Eden was located. 137702 1962 Genial Stranger, The NM MacKenzie, Donald Press 137703 1998 Genie From Down Under 2, The: Otto Rules OK T Episode #12. 8-19-1998 UK Newsreader (John Britton). 137704 2006 Genie in the House: Me Me Me T Episode #22. 10-23-2006 Newsreader (Stephen Chance). 137705 2006 Genie in the House: Say Cheese T Episode #4. 6-1-2006 Reporter (Carl Proctor). 137706 1946 Genius at Work M SVD 632 Radio. Two radio detectives find themselves with a real murder on their hands 137707 2006 Genius Club, The M News Media. Field Reporter (Rachel Wittman). Newscaster (Bill Lippincott). Seven geniuses with IQs over 200 are plucked from their lives on Christmas Eve to solve the world's problems in one night. 137708 1914 Genius, The M Critics 137709 1915 Genius, The (aka "Genius," The) N OWN - P - GPL Dreiser, Theodore Journalists. Eugene Witla, dissatisfied. Jack Bezenah, journalist. Benjamin Burgress, editor, Morning Appeal. Hiriam Colfax, publisher. Mrs. Emily Dale, Magazine corporation. Daniel Summerfield, Obadiah Kalvin, Marshall P. Colfax and Florence J. White, Eugene's associates on the publishing and advertising businesses. White is jealous of Eugene's rise in the company and cheerfully helps Mrs. Dale get him fired. Art Critic Luke Severas. Norma Whitmore, New York editor. Caleb Williams, editor Morning Appeal. 137710 1999 Gens qui s'aiment, Les MF Journalist (Christophe Carriere). Journalist (Catherine Hubeau) 137711 1936 Gentle Julia M Tarkington, Booth (Novel). Lamar Trotti (Screenplay) Reporter Noble Dill (Tom Brown). 137712 2000 Gentleman B. M Newscaster (Alan Mendelson). 137713 2002 Gentleman Caller N Hutchinson, Bobby Investigative Reporter Harry Watson begins work on a story about 1-900 telephone numbers. He needs this story to support his three-year-old daughter, so he makes the call. The woman who answers, however, captivates Harry. Maxine Bleckner has her phone routine down, and the money pays for rent, groceries and diapers. But her newest client’s sexy voice disrupts her routine, leading her to anything but ladylike thoughts. 137714 1941 Gentleman for the Gallows, A NM OWN - H Horler, Sidney Press 137715 1915 Gentleman from Indiana, The M Tarkington, Booth (Novel). AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Publisher John Harkless (Dustin Farnum) buys the Plattville Herald and uses it to expose a crooked politician who is running for Congress. Attacked and badly beaten by a gang associated with the crooked politician. Town rallies behind editor to get the crooks. His girlfriend takes over the paper while he is hospitalized and helps him win the election. 137716 1900 Gentleman From Indiana, The N USC Tarkington, Booth Journalist John Harkless of the Carlow County Herald is a fresh young face in the newspaper business. Editor Harkless believes in printing the truth. His policy is dangerous in a town terrorized by bandits who attack the journalist and leave him for dead. It is up to his girlfriend Helen Fisbee to run the paper and find out what really happened to John. She replaces hospitalized Harkless as editor of the Carlow County Herald, triples the circulation and takes it daily. But in the end, she is ready to marry Harkless. Fisbee "can turn off copy like a rotary snow-plough in a Dakota blizzard." She is ready to marry Harkless and abandon her career for his. Small town editor in the Midwest whose crusading career is traced. 137717 1914 Gentleman from Mississippi, A M Wise, Thomas A., Harrison Rhodes (Play) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter. Former investigative reporter for The Washington Post. Reporter becomes the senator's secretary. When the senator exposes a swampland scheme on the floor of the Senate, he earns the reporter's admiration and respect. 137718 2005 Gentleman in Charleston and the Manner of His Death, A N Baldwin, William P. Newspaper Editor Frank Dawson was a former Confederate Navy serviceman who, after the war, played a major role in Charleston, South Carolina's Reconstruction politics. He was murdered in 1889. In this novel based on his life, Dawson is named David Lawton. A romantic tempest brewed in Dawson's home from 1888 to his death in March, 1889. In this historical novel, Lawton's deteriorating wife, Rebecca, never recovers from her brother's death in a duel, a miscarriage and the death of one of her children. Her sister is as outgoing as Rebecca is retiring. A Swiss governess gets attention from Lawton, and a prostitute has something on everyone in town. Dawson, a prominent liberal, was murdered by a local doctor who wanted to elope with Dawsons' Swiss nanny. 137719 1942 Gentleman Jim M DVD -R HQ 2056 (Media Excerpts). L. Reporter (Lester Dorr). Newspaper Headlines including New York Clipper. Magazine cover. Media. Sportswriters covering the legendary fight between John L. Sullivan and James "Gentleman Jim" J. Corbett. 137720 1946 Gentleman Joe Palooka M Fisher, Ham (Comic Strip). Cyril Endfield (Screenwriter) Ness Book Sportswriter (Lionel Stander) is assigned by Publisher (Guy Kibbee) to create a clean cut image for fighter Joe Palooka. Publisher gets hero involved in campaign for a public park, but this turns out to be a cover for a crooked real estate scam. Palooka's trainer finds out and gets sportswriter's help in exposing the scheme although publisher uses his influence to keep the story out of the papers. When a senator agrees to help Palooka, the publisher tries to get a gang of hoodlums to stop them. Fighter beats them up and scheme is exposed. Editor Dwight (Ian Wolfe). 137721 1881 Gentleman of Leisure, A N MLPL Fawcett, Edgar Woman Journalist from the Green Mountains -- Mrs. Eleanor Polhemus Brown -- who is distinguished principally for her lack of education.. 137722 1941 Gentleman of the Press (aka Newspaper The) P GPL Wolfe, Thomas In "Hills Beyond, The" Reporter Theodore Willis, 28, consumptive, jet black hair, brown eyes, thin hands, and a face "full of dark intelligence, quickness, humor, sensitivity." City room of a small-town newspaper. 137723 1906 Gentleman Ragman, The: Johnny Thompson's Story of the Emigger N OWN - H Nesbit, Wilbur Newspaper Office boy, Johnny Thompson, who recounts private information about his editor, editor's friends and citizens of the town. 137724 1974 Gentleman Traitor N OWN - H Williams, Alan Journalist Barry Cayle, an imaginative British journalist 137725 1947 Gentleman's Agreement M DVD -R HQ 5139, 5140. L Hobson, Laura Z. (Novel). Moss Hart (Screenplay). Ness Book. Magazine Writer Phil Green (Gregory Peck), freelances for Smith's Weekly, poses as a Jew to write series of magazine articles on anti-Semitism. Editor-Publisher of Smith's Weekly John Minify (Albert Dekker) tells Green: "I've got 18 hacks on this…" "…magazine who can do this with their left hands chock full of facts and figures and research. I don't need you for that….Use your head, go to the source. I want some angle, some compelling lead, some dramatic device to humanize it so that it gets read." Fashion editor Anne Dettrey (Celeste Holm). Jewish editorial assistant, Miss Wales ( June Havoc). For eight weeks, Green suffers indignities. Splits up with magazine editor's niece, Kathy, after she honors Gentleman's Agreement perpetuating anti-Semitism. Finishes series, reconciles with Kathy. Smith's Weekly Art Editor Bill Payson (Ransom M. Sherman). Columnist (Maurtiz Hugo). New York Times 11/12/47: "It is amazing that the writer who undertakes this probe should be so astonished to discover that…" "...anti-Semitism is cruel. Assuming that he is a journalist of some perception and scope, his imagination should have fathomed most of these sudden shocks long since." Joe Tingler, Smith's Weekly Photographer (Howard Negley). 137726 1947 Gentleman's Agreement N OWN - H Hobson, Laura Magazine Writer Phillip Green, freelancer. John Minify, editor of Smith's Weekly Magazine. 137727 1995 Gentleman's Bet M Photographer (Attila Aszodi). 137728 1934 Gentlemen Are Born M Johnson, Robert Lee (Story). Eugene Solow and Johnson (Screenplay) Reporter Bob (Franchot Tone) is one of four men who graduate from college and enter the job market. When one of his friends falls on hard times and is shot while robbing a pawnshop, Bob keeps his name out of the papers. Sister of one of his friends marries the reporter. Editor (Russell Hicks). Night Editor (John Elliott). 137729 1929 Gentlemen of the Press M VHS 1487 Morehouse, Ward (Play). Barlett Cormack (Screenplay). AFI-Reporters/Public Relations - PR - Ness Book. Playwright Morehouse was the theater critic for the New York Sun. Reporter Wickland Snell (Walter Huston) is a star reporter who drinks. When his daughter marries cub reporter Ted Hanley (Norman Foster), the reporter gets a job as a public relations man for $15,000 a year to earn money to help them. He has fling with his secretary Myra May (Katherine Francis) who is interested in the cub reporter. Snell returns to the paper but continues his relationship with May to keep her from going after his son-in-law. Daughter gives birth and is hospitalized. Snell stays at the paper to get out an extra on a big story and by the time he gets to the hospital she is dead. Interviewed by a Yale graduate, Snell tells him to get out of the newspaper business before it poisons him. Reporter Charlie Haven (Charlies Ruggles) is a drunken reporter. New York Times 5/13/29: "The setting of the city room is more reminiscent of that of a metropolitan daily. The reporters and others are an improvident lot, sneering at life, greedy…" "…and eager for food and alcohol. Of course, no newspaperman by any chance ever refers to a 'death watch' without cracking jokes about the dying individual, and once a reporter is intoxicated he stays intoxicated….." Copy-Desk Editor (Harry Lee). 137730 1945 Gentlemen of the Press Meet a Star M SVD 1121 Turner Reporters. Gentlemen of the Press and Lana Turner in a musical number 137731 1998 Genuine Lies N Roberts, Nora Journalist Julia Summers established herself as a sought-after biographer of Hollywood stars. She is transported from her quite life in Connecticut to glitzy Beverly Hills. She hates limelight but loves her work -- and the home it built for 10-year-old son she's raising alone. Movie goddess whose 50-year-old career includes two Oscars, four husbands, and scores of lovers has asked Summers to write her ultimate tell-all book. But as she reveals to Summers many long-held secrets, Summers realizes there's a whole cast of characters with good reasons to keep her silent. Summers is going to write the authorized biography. Both receive threatening notes. Sommers' rooms are broken into twice. Finally the actress is murdered. 137732 1998 Geobreeders C Newscaster (Mina Sands - Voice - English Version). 137733 2005 Geographer's Library, The NSF Fasman, Jon Reporter Paul Tomm, a feckless new recruit on the Lincoln Carrier, a small Connecticut newspaper, is assigned to investigate the mysterious death of a reclusive academic found dead in his cluttered house. He finds himself pursuing leads that date back to the 12th century and the theft of alchemical instruments from the geographer of the Sicilian court. Now someone is trying to retrieve them. Tomm is caught up in a deadly centuries-long treasure hunt. Reporter Tomm, while researching the obituary of a local professor, discovers that items stolen from a geographer-alchemist's library in the 12 century are still inspiring violence and murder. Tomm stumbles upon clues to the demise of a local profession and receives anonymous warnings to back off -- most notably, a bloody molar pinned to his front door, but refuses to abandon his scoop. At the climax, Tomm beans an intruder with a baseball. Journalist is "prematurely ambitious" said one critic. 137734 1955 Geordie M Australian Reporter (Michael Ripper). 137735 1964 Georg M AFI-Motion Picture Cameramen Cameraman 137736 2006 Georg MT Estonia. Musical Reporter (Mati Talvik) 137737 1979 George and Mildred: Last Straw, The T Episode. 11-6-1979. Season #5. Episode #3 Reporter (Brian Godfrey). 137738 1950 George Burns and Gracie Allen Show, The: T Episode. Series 9-12-50 to 9-22-58. Magazine. Gracie wrote her first article, "My Life With George Burns" for Look magazine in 1952 137739 1956 George Burns and Gracie Allen Show, The: Interview, The T Episode #48. 10-22-1956 Reporter (John Hoyt). 137740 1994 George Carlin T SV 169 Episode. 2-27-94 TV Reporter, a pompous TV newsman. 137741 1990 George Carlin: Doin' It Again MT Episode Interviewer (Rocco Urbisci). 137742 1958 George Kell DT Series. 4-12-1958 to 9-20-1958. Sports. CBS Interviewer George Kell 137743 2005 George Lopez: George Needs Anchor Management T DVD -R HQ 10423 Episode. 3-29-2005 TV Anchorman is an old flame of George’s wife, Angie and he worries when she meets up with him again. 137744 1997 George of the Jungle M News Media. TV Reporter (Valerie Perri). Terilyn, TV Anchor (Terilyn Joe). Cameraman (Michel Camus). 137745 2003 George Orwell: Life in Pictures, A T UK Interviewer (Rebecca Front), Jura Interviewer. 137746 1963 George Putnam and the News DT Coates, Paul (Writer). George Putnam (Writer) Series. 1963-1966 Anchorman George Putnam. Commentator Paul Coates. 137747 1997 George Wallace MT Reporter (Julian Forbes). Reporter (Vincent Henry). Reporter (Jim McHugh). Reporter (Liam Sullivan). TV Commentator (Jonathan Mumm). Media 137748 2000 George Washington M News Media. Newswoman (Yolanda Hairston). News Announcer (Larue Hall). Interviewer (Tabitha Bell). Photographer (Clinton Campbell Jr.) 137749 1934 George White's Scandals M DVD -R HQ 6336, 6337. Faye Female Reporter Miss Lee (Gertrude Michael) eager to obtain material for Sunday News Feature, permission to watch a performance from backstage 137750 1945 George White's Scandals M Photographer (Donald Kerr). 137751 2002 Georgetown MT Newspaper Mogul and Washington D.C. hostess Annabelle Garrison (Helen Mirren) married into wealth and position but is also a shrewd businesswoman. Reporter (Liz Burnette). Reporter (Markus Alexander). Her husband recognized this when he left the controlling interest of his newspaper to her instead of to their son or daughter. Situation causes conflict between Garrison and her children. TV Cameraman (Aaron Michael Lacey). 137752 1995 Georgia M Reporter at Larry's (Chris Carlson). 137753 2002 Georgia Barnett: Details at Ten NM Joe, Yolanda (Ardella Garland) #1 Georgia Barnett Mysteries. Author spent 12 years as CBS newswriter African-American TV Reporter Georgia Barnett is a sharp and sassy Chicago TV news reporter with ideals but no illusions. She knows the pressures and expectations of her highly politicized profession. She knows her work will inevitably be judged within constructs of race and gender. At scene of a South Side Chicago gang killing, Barnett interviews on camera an important eyewitness, a six-year-old black girl who is kidnapped. Reporter is caught between guilt-ridden responsibility for the child's fate and her awareness that the powers-that-be want nothing to do with another story from the projects. She joins forces with a detective to bring the abductors to justice. Search takes them through Chicago's South Side. She becomes both the pursuer and the pursued. Barnett has a quick wit and no-nonsense feminism. Barnett prides herself on scooping other local stations. Channel Eight News crew works with her as street violence escalates and informers turn up dead. She, detective and crew find themselves struggling in a city overcome by racism, fear and hostility. 137754 2005 Georgia Barnett: Video Cowboys NM Joe, Yolanda #3 Georgia Barnett Mysteries. African-American TV Reporter Georgia Barnett and her cameraman Zeke Barnett work out of a Chicago newsroom. They are taken hostage when a bomb-wielding gunman holds up a bank. The man doesn't want money. He wants the national news media to focus on the story of his missing daughter. In exchange for access to the airwaves, Barnett will be released. But Zeke is still a hostage. With her tough cop boyfriend away on assignment, Georgia's taking help where she finds it. Enter the Video Cowboys, a rough-and-tumble camera crew hungry to ride with Georgia on a nail-biting, action-packed investigation that leads them all over Chicago. With a trigger-happy police force facing off against a desperate father, Georgia is under the gun to find the missing girl and save Zeke from the crossfire. And time is running out. 137755 1988 Georgia Lee Maxwell: Magic Mirror NM OWN - H - P (Two Copies) Friedman, Mickey #1 Georgia Lee Maxwell Mysteries Freelancer Magazine Writer Georgia Lee Maxwell is an American Journalist based in Paris for a slick New York magazine. She is 40, restless and leaves her unsatisfying job as a society writer in Bay City, Florida for an insecure this new exciting position. She gets much more than she expects when on a routine visit to the privately owned and well-guarded Musee Bellefroide, she witnesses the execution-style slaying of a security guard and the theft of an obscure relic called Nostradamus's mirror. Georgia Lee is instantly immersed in unwanted publicity but decides to track down what could be the story of a lifetime. There are key suspects who covet the mirror: a group of psychics called The Speculatori need the mirror to aid in their predictions. The last remaining member of the distinguished family of Bellefroide desperately wants the mirror to forecast her immediate future and announces a handsome reward for its return. The able and speedy French police think the relic will help them track the killers who are now pursuing Georgia Lee. Indiscreet, insecure and easily panicked, Georgia Lee must solve the case to save her life. 137756 1989 Georgia Lee Maxwell: Temporary Ghost, A NM OWN - P Friedman, Mickey #2 Georgia Lee Maxwell Mysteries Freelancer Magazine Writer Georgia Lee Maxwell is an American Journalist based in Paris for a slick New York magazine. She agrees to ghostwrite the life story of a woman who is the chief suspect in the murder of her tycoon husband. Arriving at her employer's Provence villa, she finds a nest of neurotics: the beautiful wife, her dismissed housekeeper, a reclusive, poetry-writing daughter, a devilishly handsome but rather shady son, and an artist-lover who provided the wife's alibi. Georgia Lee travels from her Paris home to Provence to puzzle out the woman's ambivalent attitude toward the book, the daughter's guilty secret-keeping, the shady business the son is up to and her own attraction to the artist. As the two women work sporadically on the book, Georgia Lee cannot help but wonder if the wife really did kill her husband. Troubles include another murder, a mysterious motorcycle and a budding attraction between Georgia and the wife's artist-lover. 137757 1972 Georgia, Georgia M Photographer. Young, white photographer (Dirk Benedict) 137758 2008 Georgian: Warrior of Honor M News Reporter (Sandra Robinson). War Correspondent (Beth Shea). A Georgian family and the Georgian people fight for freedom from the year 1921 to the present. A former Georgian professional marksman leaves his family and his business and went to war against the Russian aggression in 1992 and in 2008 when Russian armies invaded into Georgian territory and supported the separatists in Abkhazia and in Samachablo. 137759 2001 Georgina Powers: Baby Love NM Danks, Denise #7 Georgina Powers Mysteries Computer Journalist Georgina Powers, an investigative reporter for Technology Week from London is covering the story of a young journalist who is six months pregnant when a package bomb explodes in London's East End killing her. What the young journalist's lovers and ex-lovers, police and the press want to know is whose child was it? What Powers is concerned about is other things. She's still recovering from a hit-and-run and a postcard she was sent with the message, "Be Seeing You." The more Powers investigates, the more it looks as if she might find the answers in her own past. 137760 1991 Georgina Powers: Better Off Dead NM Danks, Denise #2 Georgina Powers Mysteries Computer Journalist Georgina Powers, an investigative reporter for Technology Week from London, England is asked by her closest friend to investigate when a music star on the rise drowns with morphine in her veins in her friend's swimming pool A rock legend dies at the height of his success on a heroin high in the arms of a record producer. Powers is convinced something is terribly wrong especially when she finds tapes of unreleased albums by both Carla and Johnny for sale at a market stall. The record company doesn't like it either because the two musicians are still in business and if sales are anything to go by, they are better off dead. 137761 1993 Georgina Powers: Frame Grabber NM Danks, Denise #3 Georgina Powers Mysteries Computer Journalist Georgina Powers, an investigative reporter for Technology Week from London discovers that she has become the subject of a sadist's virtual reality fantasy following a forgettable one-night stand with an interviewee, 137762 1998 Georgina Powers: Phreak NM Danks, Denise #5 Georgina Powers Mysteries Computer J Georgina Powers for Technology Week from London is investigating a "phone-phreaking" scam in the gritty East End of London when her contact and boy-toy, a top-rank phone phreaker is found dead at the bottom of a boat. Not only do police want to nail her, but Bengali protection gang wants to know what happened to her contact. She calls in old friend, an ex-boxer, to help her out and finds herself in the middle of a gang war in cyberspace and a turf war in real life. 137763 1999 Georgina Powers: Torso NM Danks, Denise #6 Georgina Powers Mysteries Computer Journalist Georgina Powers, an investigative reporter for Technology Week from London, England. An English couple in Laguna are on the run. She works in a gallery and has affairs. He pilots a boat for a plastic surgeon and likes to watch her. A spiral of violence, paranoia and death under the California sun is the result. 137764 1992 Georgina Powers: User Deadly (aka Pizza House Crash, The) NM Danks, Denise #1 Georgina Powers Mysteries Computer Journalist Georgina Powers, an investigative journalist for Technology Week from London, England is horrified to hear of her cousin Julian's death -- caused, it seems by a bit of autoerotica. 137765 1994 Georgina Powers: Wink a Hopeful Eye NM Danks, Denise #4 Georgina Powers Mysteries Computer Journalist Georgina Powers, an investigative reporter for Technology Week from London leaks her colleague's computer chips winnings to the tabloids because she is disguised when a poker game usurps her plans for weekend getaway. She finds herself sudden target of mafia, drug cartels and murderous computer dealer 137766 1953 Gerald Johnson DT Series. 9-6-1953 to 1-10-1954. ABC Commentator-Newsman Gerald Johnson 137767 1986 Geraldo DT Series. 1986. Syndicated Host Geraldo Rivera 137768 2005 Gerile, The MF Hong Kong Reporter On investigates the disappearance of Gerile who is famous for her sensitive smell and being an outstanding investigator of drug smuggling. One of her cases involved large headlines in newspapers and shocked the public. When she disappears investigating a case, the reporter suspects the police are covering up. 137769 1990 Germy Blew the Bugle NJ Jones, Rebecca C. School Newspaper. Jeremy Bluett starts a school newspaper with dreams of making a fortune. Advantages being an editor. 137770 1981 Gernsback Continuum SSF Gibson, William Photographer takes pictures of 1930s futuristic architecture as an alternate history to the world of the 1980s. 137771 1993 Geronimo MT Reporter (Christopher Gipson). 137772 2004 Geronimo Stilton: All Because of a Cup of Coffee -- Geronimo Stilton #10 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #10 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137773 2004 Geronimo Stilton: Attack of the Bandit Cats -- Geronimo Stilton #8 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #8 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137774 2004 Geronimo Stilton: Cat and Mouse in a Hunted House -- Geronimo Stilton #3 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #3 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette "Lost in a dark, spooky forest was a fur-raising experience for a 'fraidy-mouse like me. So I sought shelter in a crumbling old mansion. The place was completely empty -- or so I thought." "But I quickly discovered that it was haunted -- by cats! Let me tell you, this was one case where curiosity almost killed the mouse…." 137775 2004 Geronimo Stilton: Cheese-Colored Camper -- Geronimo Stilton #16. NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #16 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137776 2007 Geronimo Stilton: Christmas Catastrophe -- Geronimo Stilton Special Edition NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). Special Edition - Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette. Geronimo Stilton, "publisher and editor in chief of The Rodent's Gazette, the most "famouse" newspaper on Mouse Island," was trying to decide what to write about when his favorite nephew asked him to take him skiing. A ski accident renders Geronimo in the hospital, where he learns he has broken every bone in his body. He proves that laughter and rehab are the perfect prescription for getting well. The full color drawings and maps enhance the text. A variety of fonts in different colors highlight particular words and phrases within the text of the story. The reader will find information interspersed with the madcap humor of the story. For example, there is a page describing the rules of conduct for skiers, descriptions of various types of hospital workers, and tips to make a hospital stay easier. For those who like to cook and experiment with food, there is also a recipe for a mozzarella cheese sandwich. If that is not enough, jokes and games are also included in this addition to the "Geronimo Stilton" series. 137777 2005 Geronimo Stilton: Christmas Tale NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137778 2006 Geronimo Stilton: Christmas Toy Factory, The NJ Stilton, Geronimo #27 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Editor Geronimo Stilton is a brainy Italian mouse who lives in New Mouse City and edits a newspaper, The Rodent's Gazette. In this Christmas tale, Geronimo has become a workaholic with no time to celebrate the holiday, much to the chagrin of his colleagues and relatives, especially his favorite nephew, Benjamin Stilton When the hard-working mouse finally falls asleep at his desk, Christmas comes to Geronimo in the form of a green-clad elf who whisks him away to Santa's compound in a sleigh pulled by the famous reindeer. 137779 2004 Geronimo Stilton: Curse of the Cheese Pyramid -- Geronimo Stilton #2 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #2 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette Mouse runs a newspaper on Mouse Island, but his true passion is writing tales of adventure. 137780 2007 Geronimo Stilton: Down and Out Down Under -- Geronimo Stilton #29 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #29 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137781 2009 Geronimo Stilton: Fabumouse School Adventure, A -- Geronimo Stilton #38 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #38 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette. When Stilton’s nephew Benjamin invites him to Career Day at his school, things do not turn out the way he expects. He causes a volcanic explosion, gets tangled in the tunnel slide on the playground and accidentally lets the class’s pet gecko out of its cage. 137782 2004 Geronimo Stilton: Fabumouse Vacation for Geronimo, A -- Geronimo Stilton #9 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #9 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137783 2006 Geronimo Stilton: Field Trip To Niagara Falls -- Geronimo Stilton #24 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #24 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137784 2004 Geronimo Stilton: Four Mice Deep In the Jungle -- Geronimo Stilton #5 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #5 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette "I've never been a brave mouse…but lately, my fears were taking over my life! So Thea and Trap decided to cure me by dragging me all the way to the jungle where I was forced to eat bug soup, swim in raging rivers, and even wrangle snakes!" "How would a 'fraidy mouse like me ever survive?" 137785 2008 Geronimo Stilton: Geronimo and the Gold Medal Mystery -- Geronimo Stilton #33 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #33 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette. Olympics are coming up and sports are all anyone in New Mouse City could talk about, so Geronimo Stilton joins in. 137786 2005 Geronimo Stilton: Geronimo Silton's Cookbook: Fun recipes for kids and parents to cook together! NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137787 2008 Geronimo Stilton: Geronimo Stilton, Secret Agent -- Geronimo Stilton #34 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #34 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette. In this latest adventure, Geronimo Stilton, the famous newspaper rodent finds that he is being followed by a suspicious-looking rat in a trench coat and dark sunglasses. When he finally confronts his stalker, Geronimo is stunned to realize it is Kornelius von Kickpaw, an old friend from elementary school. Kornelius and his beautiful sister Veronica are secret agents who want to work with Geronimo, but Geronimo has his own problems. He is afraid he has lost the very important envelope sent to him at The Rodent's Gazette, and his grandfather is furious. Readers are able to join Geronimo on his quest to reclaim the envelope through a series of maps and secret routes drawn right into the story. The text itself contains a variety of fonts and colors to alert readers to important clues or content. 137788 2009 Geronimo Stilton: Geronimo’s Valentine -- Geronimo Stilton #36 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #36 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette. Stilton is not a big fan of races, but when his friend Bruce Hyena invited him to race across America on his bicycle, he just couldn’t resist. 137789 2006 Geronimo Stilton: I'm Too Fond of My Fur -- Geronimo Stilton #27 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #27 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette = 137790 2004 Geronimo Stilton: I'm Too Fond of My Fur -- Geronimo Stilton #4 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #4 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137791 2004 Geronimo Stilton: It's Halloween, You 'Fraidy Mouse! -- Geronimo Stilton #11 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #11 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette It's Halloween on Mouse Island and it seems like everyone is out to get Stilton. 137792 2004 Geronimo Stilton: Lost Treasure of the Emerald Eye -- Geronimo Stilton #1 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #1 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette He and his sister go on a sailing trip to locate buried treasure called The Emerald Eye. Two recruit jokester cousin Trap Stilton to help sail the boat. Geronimo gets sick from frozen claims, discovers stowaway on board. Mousy hero is no pipsqueak. Editorial staff of The Rodent's Gazette. 137793 2004 Geronimo Stilton: Merry Christmas, Geronimo! -- Geronimo Stilton #12 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #12 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137794 2005 Geronimo Stilton: Mona Mousa Code, The -- Geronimo Stilton #15 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #15 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137795 2007 Geronimo Stilton: Mouse Island Marathon -- Geronimo Stilton #30 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #30 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137796 2006 Geronimo Stilton: Mummy With No Name, The -- Geronimo Stilton #26 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #26 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137797 2005 Geronimo Stilton: My Name is Stilton -- Geronimo Stilton #19 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #19 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137798 2007 Geronimo Stilton: Mysterious Cheese Thief, The -- Geronimo Stilton #31 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #31 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette. Stilton is not a big fan of spooky things, but when the Stilton cheese began disappearing all around him he had to do something. Could he find the mysterious cheese thief? 137799 2004 Geronimo Stilton: Paws Off, Cheddarface! -- Geronimo Stilton #6 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #6 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette "Holey cheese, it was strange! All across New Mouse City, rodents kept telling me I'd done things I had no memory of. Was I going crazy?" "Had the cheese finally slipped off my cracker? No, that wasn't it. I soon discovered the truth: There was a Geronimo look-alike going around, pretending to be me! He'd even fooled my sister Thea." Worst of all, he was trying to take over The Rodent's Gazette! I had to get that greedy impostor's paws off my newspaper -- but how? 137800 2004 Geronimo Stilton: Phantom of the Subway, The -- Geronimo Stilton #13 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #13 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137801 2009 Geronimo Stilton: Race Across America, The -- Geronimo Stilton #37 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #37 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette. Valentine’s Day is one of Geronimo’s favorite holidays. This year he had a date with a very special rodent -- Petunia Pretty Paws. Then he gets a call from his private investigator friend Hercule Poirat. He had a mystery to solve and he desperately needed Geronimo’s help. The most beloved, romantic and famous painting in New Mouse City has been stolen. Now all Geronimo Stilton has to do is to help Hercule and impress Petunia at the same time. 137802 2004 Geronimo Stilton: Red Pizzas For a Blue Count -- Geronimo Stilton #7 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #7 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137803 2006 Geronimo Stilton: Search for Sunken Treasure -- Geronimo Stilton #25 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #25 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137804 2005 Geronimo Stilton: Secret Of Cacklefur Castle -- Geronimo Stilton #22 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #22 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137805 2005 Geronimo Stilton: Shipwreck On the Pirate Islands -- Geronimo Stilton #18 (aka Shipwrecked On the Pirate Islands) NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #18 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137806 2005 Geronimo Stilton: Surf's Up, Geronomio! -- Geronimo Stilton #20 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #20 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137807 2004 Geronimo Stilton: Temple of the Ruby of Fire, The -- Geronimo Stilton #14 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #14 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137808 2009 Geronimo Stilton: Thea Stilton and the Dragon’s Code NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette. When Geronimo’s sister, Thea, is invited to teach a journalism class at a college on Mouse Island, she has no idea that she’s going to be called on to help solve a mystery. But when a student disappears, it’s up to Thea and five of her students to find out what happened. 137809 2005 Geronimo Stilton: Valentine's Day Disaster -- Geronimo Stilton #23 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #23 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137810 2008 Geronimo Stilton: Valley of the Giant Skeletons -- Geronimo Stilton #32 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #32 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette. Stilton is lost in the Gobi Desert looking for hidden treasure. But all he finds are sandstorms, camels and giant dinosaur bones. 137811 2008 Geronimo Stilton: Very Merry Christmas, A -- Geronimo Stilton #35 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #35 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette. Geronimo Stilton, publisher of The Rodent's Gazette, the most "famouse" newspaper not just of New Mouse City, but all of Mouse Island, is looking forward to Christmas—a time when all his family gathers at his house to celebrate. But his Grandfather, William Shortpaws, has agreed the whole family will go to New York City for the holidays and stay with his friend Klondyke MacMouse. Because of newspaper work, Geronimo does not go when his family goes, but heads to New York several days later. At New York's Kennedy Airport, Geronimo accidentally picks up the wrong suitcase and spends the rest of the day trying to meet up with the owner so he can switch bags. We follow Geronimo on a brief tour of major attractions in the city, such as the Empire State Building, Columbia University, the Statue of Liberty, Rockefeller Center and the Brooklyn Bridge, among others. In the end, the frazzled mouse finds the MacMouse house and discovers his bag has beaten him there in the hands of Annabelle MacMouse Smith, whose bag he has. All the places Geronimo saw by following her schedule for the day were places she had planned to take him. They have a wonderful Christmas. It took me a while to get used to the different, what seemed to me, random type fonts, but the book does give a nice overview of "The Big Apple"—New York City. At the end of the book, the reader will find recipes for gingerbread cookies and brownies and instructions for making a wreath. 137812 2005 Geronimo Stilton: Watch Your Whiskers, Stilton -- Geronimo Stilton #17 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #17 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137813 2007 Geronimo Stilton: Wedding Crasher -- Geronimo Stilton #28 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #28 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137814 2005 Geronimo Stilton: Wild Wild West, The -- Geronimo Stilton #21 NJ Stilton, Geronimo. Larry Keys (Illustrator). Matt Wolf (Illustrator). #21 Internationally Acclaimed Series from Italy Reporter Mouse Geronimo Stilton has a taste for adventure and cheese. Geronimo is the supposed author. Book is set in New Mouse City, Mouse Island where Stilton runs The Rodent's Gazette 137815 2009 Gesang der Wale MTF Journalist (Sean Cameron Michael). 137816 1954 Gestandnis unter vier Augen MF Reporter (Ursula Grabley) 137817 1960 Gestern war der jüngste Tag N Horbach, Michael Germany Journalist 137818 1978 Gestern war heute N Drewitz, Ingeborg Germany Journalist. Radio Journalist 137819 1930 Gestohlene, Gesicht, Das MF Reporter (Ernst Prockl). Photographer (Erich Kestin). 137820 2002 Get a Clue MT SVD 1186 Advice Columnist Lexy Gold (Lindsay Lohan) is unhappy with her position as advice columnist on school paper. Decides to become investigative reporter, news reporting. Tracks down missing teacher. 137821 1992 Get a Life: 1977 2000 T Episode #34. 3-1-1992 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Chris time travels to save Gus' career as a law enforcement officer. But he soon discovers the trouble with messing with the past which includes two-headed zombies named Sharon. 137822 1992 Get a Life: Bad Fish T Episode #32. 2-2-1992 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. After eating bad shellfish, Sharon and Gus get amnesia and Chris seizes the opportunity to convince them that they are best friends. 137823 1991 Get a Life: Big City, The T DVD. SV 71 Episode #19. 4-21-1991 Reporter. While visiting the big city, Chris (Chris Elliott) becomes the big story when Reporter May Evans (Anastasia Barzee) calls attention to the cold and cruel theft of Chris's wallet. The Big City gives him the key to the city and other perks to make him feel better. At the climax, Tomm beans an intruder with a baseball. Journalist is "prematurely ambitious" said one critic. 137824 1990 Get a Life: Bored Straight T Episode #9. 12-2-1990 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. While delivering papers in the bad side of town, Chris meets a group of young hoodlums and decides to "take back the streets" by helping the kids. 137825 1991 Get a Life: Camping 2000 T Episode #17. 3-31-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Chris and Larry join Mr. Peterson on a camping trip. When Mr. Peterson manages to lose them, the hungry boys eat some berries that cause them to hallucinate. 137826 1991 Get a Life: Chris Becomes a Male Escort T Episode #29. 12-21-1991 Interviewer. Woman Interviewer (Twink Caplan). Chris decides on a whim to become a male escort hoping for free plays and dates with young women. What he gets is an elderly woman who is hard up. 137827 1991 Get a Life: Chris Gets His Tonsils Out T Episode #27. 12-7-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Chris must deal with the fact he is ready to undergo "major" surgery and he begins by trying to make peace with Sharon. 137828 1991 Get a Life: Chris Moves Out T Episode #23. 11-9-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Chris turns 31 and decides it's time to move out, so he goes in search of a new place to live and he moves into Gus' garage. 137829 1991 Get a Life: Chris vs. Donald T Episode #13. 2-10-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. At the family reunion, Chris is still strugggling to get out from under the shadow of his cousin. 137830 1991 Get a Life: Chris Wins a Celebrity T Episode #14. 2-24-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Chris wins a weekend with his favorite talk show host Sandy Conners (Martin Mull), a contest the host first regrets he agreed to, but later Chris regrets he entered when the host decides to stay. 137831 1992 Get a Life: Chris' Brain Starts Working T Episode #31. 1-19-1992 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Exposure to toxic waste found under a friend's house, turns Chris intoa genius and with his friend, he proceeds to enter and win spelling bees. 137832 1992 Get a Life: Clip Show T Episode #35. 3-8-1992 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. While on his first jet airplane flight, Chris falls out and is disappointed when his life flashes before his eyes and it only covers the last 18 months. 137833 1991 Get a Life: Construction Worker Show, The T Episode #18. 4-7-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Chris becomes a construction worker with the men who are renovating his parent's kitchen. When they tell him one of their trade secrets, Chris has a problem with their dishonesty. 137834 1991 Get a Life: Counterfeit Watch Story, The T Episode #12. 2-3-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Chris goes to work for the police in a sting operation after he buys a counterfeit watch, the Chronograph 2000. 137835 1990 Get a Life: Dadicus T Episode #3. 10-7-1990 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home.Chris convinces his father to accompany him to the father-son competition at the annual newspaper boy picnic. 137836 1990 Get a Life: Drivers License T Episode #7. 11-11-1990 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. There's a new waitress at the local diner and Chris wants to take her out, but he needs to drive a car for the date. His problem is he never ot a license. 137837 1990 Get a Life: Family Affair, A T Episode #4. 10-14-1990 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Sharon's sister, Charleen comes to visit and she is taken with Chris' charm, much to Sharon's chagrin. 137838 1992 Get a Life: Girlfriend 2000 T Episode #30. 1-12-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. After getting hit by her car, Chris falls for and stalks a doctor. Later while stalking her, he starts getting stalked by the girl from the drugstore who has fallen for him. 137839 1991 Get a Life: Health Inspector 2000 T Episode #26. 11-30-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. After finding a dead rat in his carton of milk, Chris decides to become a food inspector. 137840 1991 Get a Life: Houseboy 2000 T Episode #15. 3-10-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. After destroying her kitchen, Chris becomes Sharon's slave to work off the $2,000 in damage and she also breaks his will. 137841 1991 Get a Life: Larry on the Loose T Episode #24. 11-16-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Larry takes off after listening to Chris reminding him of everywrong wrong with his life. So Chris goes in search of Larry and when he fails, he goes in search of a new best friend. 137842 1991 Get a Life: Married T Episode #16. 3-24-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. During one day, Chris meets his soulmate, marries her and goes through an entire relationship with her. 137843 1991 Get a Life: Meat Locker 2000 T Episode #25. 11-23-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Chris and Sharon show their true feelings when they become trapped in a meat locker together 137844 1991 Get a Life: Neptune 2000 T Episode #20. 4-18-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. When Chris was 12 he got a job as a paperboy so he could buy a submarine from the back of a comic book. Four to six hundred weeks later when the kit arrives, Chris and his father put it together. But when they embark on the sub's maiden voyage, in Chris's bathtub, they become trapped. 137845 1991 Get a Life: One Where Chris and Larry Switch Lives, The T Episode #21. 5-12-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Chris and Larry ignore an Indian curse and wind up switching places. 137846 1990 Get a Life: Paperboy 2000 T Episode #6. 11-4-1990 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. The newspaper fires all the paper b oys and replaces them with the Playboy 2000, a paper delivering robotic vehicle. So Chris challenges it to a paper delivering contest. 137847 1990 Get a Life: Pile of Death T Episode #5. 10-21-1990 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Chris tries to raise money to help save a playground so he tries to set a world record by having the most things piled on top of him. 137848 1990 Get a Life: Prettiest Week of My Life, The T Episode #2. 9-30-1990 Photographer (Duke Moosekian). Chris decidess to enter the exciting world of male moderling when he joins the Handsome Boy School of Modeling. 137849 1991 Get a Life: Prisoner of Love T Episode #28. 12-14-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. When his pen-pal gets released from prison, she comes to say with Chris. She takes him hostage when the police come after her when she starts criminal activities under Chris' nose. 137850 1991 Get a Life: Psychic 2000 T Episode #22. 5-19-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Chris has a near death experience and is endowed with prescience and he sees a vision of Sharon being murdered 137851 1991 Get a Life: Roots T Episode #11. 1-6-1991 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Chris finds proof that makes him think he is adopted, so he sets off to find his natural parents, an Amish couple. 137852 1990 Get a Life: Sitting, The T Episode #8. 11-18-1990 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Chris becomes a house sitter in an old Victorian house that appears to be haunted. 137853 1992 Get a Life: SPEWEY and Me T Episode #33. 2-9-1992 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. When an alien crashes in Gus' front yard, Chris tries to keep it from the government, but this alien is nothing like E.T. or ALF. 137854 1990 Get a Life: Terror on the Hell Loop 2000 T Episode #1. 9-23-1990. Series 9-1-1990 to 6-1-1992 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Chris talks Larry into taking the day off for the world premiere of the Hell Loop 2000, a 360-degree looped rollercoaster where they get stuck at the top of the loop. 137855 1990 Get a Life: Zoo Animals on Wheels T Episode #10. 12-16-1990 Newsboy Chris Peterson (Chris Elliott), a paperboy who lives over the garage of his parents' home. Much to Sharon's dismay, Chris auditions for and gets the lead part in a local community theatre production of Andrew Todd Keller's musical Zoo Animals on Wheels. 137856 1975 Get Christie Love: Murder on High C T Episode #16. 2-5-1975 News Media: First Reporter (Richmond Johnson). TV Reporter (Gary Owens). 137857 1981 Get High on Yourself DT Host Robert Evans 137858 1963 Get On With It M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 137859 2008 Get Out of My Space!: Planet Pirates N Robert, John St. Reporter Al Benjamin, the newspaper reporter uncle of detective Joe Kavinsky are fast on the trail in space for so-called pirate planets wanting to fill up on fuel and other valuables from Mars. Mars’ oil pipeline can help solve Earth’s oil crisis. 137860 2000 Get Ready To Be Boyzvoiced MF Norway Parody Documentary. Se & Her Journalist (Eivind Sander). 137861 1999 Get Real: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-8-1999 Newscaster (Penny Griego). 137862 2005 Get Rich Or Die Tryin' M News Media. Reporter (Angelica Mengana). Photographer (Jerome White) 137863 2004 Get Rich Quick M Australia Film Critic (Cristobel Sved). 137864 2008 Get Smart M News Media. Scenes shot at the Los Angeles Times. 137865 1965 Get Smart: Greatest Spy on Earth, The T Episode. Series 9-18-65 to 9-11-70. Reporters. Smart and 99 pose as reporters so they can spy on the members of a Kaos circus 137866 1967 Get Smart: Maxwell Smart, Private Eye T Episode #65. 10-21-1967 Reporter (Don Ross). 137867 1967 Get Smart: One of Our Olives Is Missing T Episode #67. 11-4-1967 Interviewer (Doug Rowe). 137868 1968 Get Smart: Operation Ridiculous T Episode #81. 3-2-1968 Magazine. Chief tries to prove to a magazine writer that Control is very efficient 137869 1967 Get Smart: Pussycats Galore T Episode #57. 4-1-1967 Reporter (Kelly Fitzpatrick). 137870 1933 Get That Venus M Editor Nash (Herbert Rawlinson). 137871 1931 Get the Story SS UCLA Skinner, Constance Lindsay In "Under Twenty." Newspaperwoman. "Newspaper woman doesn't need heart. What's needed in the newspaper game is a quick wit and plenty of nerve and a brow of brass." Claribel, 18, strictly brought up in the traditions of courtesy and reticence and respect for the rights and wishes of others. So says Dixon, the gray-haired city editor of the Morning Journal Carter is the Morning Journal's star. Claribel: "I'm just an up-to-date newspaper woman. I get the story!" 137872 1972 Get To Know Your Rabbit M TV Reporter (King Moody). 137873 2001 Get Well Soon M DVD -R 1727 News Media. Announcer (Alan Kalter). Reporter #1 (Cindy Lou Adkins). Paparazzi #1 (Vinny De Vingo). Paparazzi #2 (Gershon Resnik). Talk-Show Host, after having a nervous breakdown, confronts ex-girlfriend who is dating a cross-dresser. 137874 1997 Get Well Soon: Tucker's Gambit T Episode #3. 11-16-1997 Newspaperman (Alan Bodenham). 137875 1970 Get What You Pay For M AFI-Motion Picture Cameramen Cameraman 137876 2002 Get Yo Orgy On! M Interviewer-Cameraman (Alexander Devoe). 137877 1964 Get Yourself a College Girl M DVD -R 1549 AFI-Publishers Publisher 137878 1994 Getaway, The M TV Newscaster #1 (Phil Allen). TV Newscaster #2 (Bill Moseley). Newscaster #3 (Debbie Dedo) 137879 1994 Getaway, The M News Media. Newscaster #1 (Phil Allen). Newscaster #2 (Bill Mosley). Newscaster #3 (Debbie Dedo). 137880 1992 Getaway: DT Australia Episodes. Series 1992- Reporters Layne Beachley, Livinia Nixon (2005-2006), Tim Ross, Vadim Dale (Outback Jack, 2005), Megan Gale (2005), Aaron Jeffrey (2005). Presenters Catriona Ronwtree (1996-2006), Sorrell Wilby (1992-2006), David Reyne (1992-2006), Jeff Watson, Ben Dark (1999-2006), Lochie Daddo, Tina Dalton (1992), Natalie Gruzlewski (2004-2006, Jules Lund (2004-2006), Erik Thomson (2005-2006). Presenters Jodhi Packer (2005-2006), Megan Gale (2005-2006), Brendon Julian (2006), Rebecca Harris (1992-1995), Lochie Daddo (1994). 137881 1975 Getting and Spending SS USC Oates, Joyce Carol In "Seduction and Other Stories, The." Fashion Magazine. Narrator: Single editorial assistant on fashion magazine. Woman in search of meaning of life. Later, as an adult, assigned an interview with a novelist. Female journalist. 137882 1976 Getting Away With It N Glass, Leslie Editor Barrett Martin, executive editor, and his wife Sidney, who writes a column, both work for the same magazine. Barrett dominates Sidney's life. She discovers his infidelity and takes off. Barrett has also taken Sidney's inheritance. 137883 1981 Getting Away With Murder NM OWN - H Burke, Allan Dennis Reporter Bill Martell, small town East Coast reporter, is having an affair with his boss Roy's wife. She is killed and he is arrested for murder. 137884 1996 Getting Away with Murder M Newscaster (Robert W. Morgenroth) 137885 1998 Getting Away With Murder N Engel, Howard Journalist McKenzie Stuart has just written a true-crime book on the conviction of the next-to-last woman to be executed in Canada after a second unseen burglar killed her mother five years after a first break-in let her father dead. Retired cop who headed the investigation that sent her to the gallows gives Stewart's book a big publicity boost by getting murdered. 137886 1999 Getting Away With Murder: Jonbenet Ramsey Story, The MT SVD 816 News Media. Reporter (Alice Barrett). 137887 1994 Getting Even with Dad M TV Reporter (Mary Dilts) 137888 2006 Getting Into Grey's Anatomy DT DVD -R HQ 6781 Entertainment Weekly Staff dissects "Grey's Anatomy." Senior Writer Jennifer Armstrong. Senior Writer Lynette Rice. Assistant Managing Editor Kristen Baldwin. Staff Editor Nicholas Fonseca. Journalists make predictions about the new season. 137889 1990 Getting Lucky T SV 279 (Incomplete) News Media 137890 1940 Getting Maizie SS Tanquery, William Black Mask, Feb. 1940, Vol. 22, No. 11, pp. 76-85 Reporters Mac MacGrath and Jennie Komorawski, rival reporters. 137891 1978 Getting Married MT SVDSP 575, SV 74, SV 71 (incomplete) Hudock, John (Teleplay) TV Anchor-Newscaster Kristy Lawrence (Bess Armstrong) is about to be married.. Michael Carboni (Richard Thomas) songwriter who works in TV newsroom falls in love with her. Carboni writes his romance intentions on cue card. Cards get mixed up. Lawrence reads, "I love you and I intend to marry you" statement during story about U.S. President Carter's comments to Soviet Brezhnev. 137892 2003 Getting Out of Rhode Island M Photographer, Garage (Troy Dodds). The Silent Cameraman (John Dolber). Press Photographer (Peter Pasquerello). 137893 2000 Getting Over It N Maxted, Anna Journalist Helen Bradsaw, lowly assistant editor of GirlTime magazine, is caustically charming twenty-something who isn't exactly living out her dreams. She drives ancient Toyota and has history of choosing men who are not acceptable boyfriend standard. Shares apartment with scruffy, tactless roommate and her cat, Fatboy who occasionally pees in her underwear drawer. Her father has a massive fatal heart attack. Everything starts to crumble. Her pushy mother is coming apart at the seams, a close friend might be heading toward tragedy. 137894 2009 Getting Personal NR Amos, Diane Obituary Writer Monique St. Cyr is a parochial school dropout, dieter extraordinaire and sucker for wounded animals, writes obituaries for the local newspaper by day. By night, she is an investigative reporter wannabe with pit bull tenacity has a habit of leaping headlong into things, with both eyes closed. To liven up things a tad, her mother, an erotic fiction author, enlists Monique’s help with research for her next book about online dating. Before she knows it, Monique’s mailbox is swamped with eager “prospects” including Jake Dube, a cop whose equipment includes a wickedly sexy grin and eyes hot enough to melt tempered steel. Suddenly Monique’s life is anything but dull. 137895 1967 Getting Straight N Kolb, Ken Public Relations 137896 2006 Getting To Third Date NR Mcclymer, Kelly Advice Columnist Katelyn Spears is the latest “Mother Hubbard,” the anonymous advice columnist in the Campus Times for the last 100 years. Things had never gotten out of hand before until Spears took over. Now she has the entire student body up in arms over her no-nonsense advice. When column fans discover that Mother Hubbard has never had a third date with ay guy, they challenge her to go back to her “ex-files” and give three guys another chance. Also mixed up in this mess are Katelyn’s cute editor, Tyler, and her ultra sexy Italian roommate Sophia. 137897 2007 Geu nom moksori (aka Voice of a Murderer) MF Korea TV Anchor Han Kyung Bae (Sol Kyung Gu) is a successful news anchor with a beautiful wife and a nine-year-old son. But his quiet life comes crashing down when his son gets kidnapped. In the next 44 days, the family receives calls from the kidnapper in his chillingly cold and emotionless voice with instructions and request for ransom. Police are determined to find the kidnapper but he effortlessly eludes capture and seems to enjoy toying with the police. As the kidnapper keeps walking free, Kyung Bae becomes increasingly desperate and frustrated with the police as he knows time is running out for his child. 137898 2006 Geuhae yeoreum (aka Once in a Summer) MF Korea TV Journalist tries to save her job by claiming to have booked a famous professor who was once her professor. After seeking him out, he agrees to go on the show if she can find a woman who was a politically apathetic student in 1969 South Korea. He tells her the story of the woman and how he met her and why he wants to find her again. TV Programme Producer (Hae-jin Yu) 137899 1967 Gewalt und Gewissen MF Commentator (Louis Soldan) 137900 1939 Gewehr uber, Das MF Reporter des "Blankenheimer Tageblatt" (Walter Gross). 137901 1996 Geyser Life N Hardy, Edward Reporter Nate Scales and his flaky, free-spirit sister, Sarah. 137902 1970 Gezora-Ganime-Kameba: Kessen! Nankai no daikaiju MF Editor (Sachio Sakai - The Editor) 137903 1970 Gezora, Ganime, Kameba: Kessen! Nankai no daikaiju (aka Yog: The Monster from Space, aka Yog - Space Amoeba) MF Japan Japanese Photojournalist Taro Kudo (Akira Kubo)is on the trail of a missing space probe that he saw land, but no one believes him. He tags along with an expedition team to an island and they discover that an alien force from deep space has taken over an unmanned Jupiter probe that returned to Earth. The probe came down in the Pacific and is seen by Kudo who is on assignment. But his editor (Sachio Sakai, the editor) dismisses his pictures as fake UFO shots. He accepts a job to photograph a hotel construction project on a nearby island and soon discovers that native life forms -- a squid, a crab and a turtle -- have been taken over by the alien and made giant-size and are attacking the islanders. 137904 2002 Ghaav: Wound, The MF India Journalist Pooja (Gulrez) helps an escaped convict who confessed to killing her husband and was beaten to a pulp by the sadistic warden of the prison. The reporter and others hope to help the convict unravel the mystery behind the death of her husband, find her missing sister-in-law and find justice. The authorities want the convict back dead or alive. 137905 2008 Ghajini M Journalist (Kunal Vijaykar). A rich tycoon suffering from short term memory loss due to being hit by a metal pole when trying to intervene on his girlfriend’s murder. Because of the severe injury on his head, his memory can only last for 15 minutes and he doesn’t remember events or incidents that have happened before in his life. He can now only live a comprehensible life by tattooing notes on himself and taking pictures of things with a Polaroid camera to remind himself of the incidents that have happened. His story is unraveled by a police officer hunting him due to several murders he has committed while trying to find his girlfriend’s murderer through his diary. 137906 1986 Ghar Sansar MF India Interviewer (Pinchoo Kapoor). 137907 1989 Gharana MF India News Reporter Vijay Mehra (Rishi Kapoor) works for Shraddha (Sushma Seth) and then marries her daughter, Naina (Jayapradha). They recognize Vijay for the greedy, money-hungry man he is. Vijay's co-worker is Radha (Meenakshi Sheshadri). Editor Natwar (G. Asrani). 137908 2007 Ghastly Love of Johnny X, The M News Commentator (Bruce Kimmel). 137909 1990 Ghayal MF India Journalist Varsha Bharti (Meenakshi Sheshadri) is in love with a man who shows great promise as a boxer but who goes looking for his brother, but when the brother’s body is found, he is accused of killing him as well as having an illicit relationship with his sister-in-law. He escapes prison and falls in love with Varsha who helps him find justice in New Delhi. 137910 2002 Ghetto Dawg M Interviewer (Jack van Landingham). 137911 1965 Ghidrah, the Three-Headed Monster M AFI-Reporters TV Broadcaster (Yuriko Hoshi) spends much of her time trying to ward off her policeman brother who believes her work is "no job for a lady." 137912 1989 Ghost N OWN - H Barsocchini, Peter Reporter for Life Magazine, Rebecca Blesser 137913 2008 Ghost 2: Giving Up the Ghost NR Davitt, Jane and Alexa Snow Gay Reporter with an eye on more than a good story is in Florida. Nick and John are dealing with the reporter, a plane crash, a gold-digger and some startling revelations about Nick’s family. And that’s before the ghosts from the crash get angry with Nick, the one person who can hear them. 137914 1966 Ghost and Mr. Chicken, The M DVD -R HQ 10679, 10680. L. SVDSP 655. SV 183 Fritzell, Jim, Everett Greenbaum (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters/Editors. Ness Book Cub Reporter Luther Heggs (Don Knotts) starts out as a timid small-town newspaper typesetter who dreams of being a reporter. Works for Rachel Courier Express, graduate of Kansas City Correspondence College in journalism. Adopts look of traditional screen reporter but cannot seem to master the skills. Also has to compete with Reporter Ollie Weaver (Skip Homier) who jokingly refers to Heggs as "Scoop." Both work for paper and for Alma Parker (Joan Staly). Editor finally lets Heggs do a story on spending night in local haunted house. Article leads to lawsuit by surviving family member who owns house and Heggs is accused of faking story to further own ambitions. Eventually he proves his story is true and uncovers person behind alleged apparitions. Image of journalist parodied in this type of comedy. 137915 1970 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Amateur Night T Episode #48. 2-27-1970 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137916 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Buried on Page One T Episode #21. 2-15-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). Mrs. Muir has trouble with her boss and the captain (Edward Muhare). Editor Mark Finlay (Richard Dreyfuss) of the Schooner Bay Beacon. Claymore Gregg (Charles Nelson Reilly). 137917 1968 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Captain Gregg's Whiz-Bang T Episode #11. 12-7-1968. Series 9-21-68 to 9-18-70. Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). When Carolyn is desperate in need of money to fix the plumbing but can't think of one idea for her article, Captain Gregg comes to her rescue with disastrous results. Captain changes Mrs. Muir's article such that it makes her seem like a swinger. 137918 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Centennial T Episode #28. 9-25-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137919 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Chowderhead T Episode #19. 2-1-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137920 1970 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Curious Cousin T Episode #49. 3-6-1970 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137921 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Dear Delusion T Episode #15. 1-4-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137922 1970 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Dig for the Truth T Episode #45. 2-6-1970 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). Captain Gregg is rewriting Mrs. Muir's articles without her knowledge 137923 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Dog Gone! T Episode #16. 1-11-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137924 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Double Trouble T Episode #30. 10-9-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137925 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Fabulous Plus Ghost, The T Episode #36. 11-20-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137926 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Ghost and Christmas Past, The T Episode #40. 12-15-2969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). Claymore discovers a baby in his car and brings the small boy to the Muir home trying to decide what to do with the tot. Carolyn eagerly takes care of the baby thrilled with the cradle the Captain brings down out of the attic for him to sleep in. They discuss what the best Christmas would be. Captain replies that his best Christmas could never be because it is only a dream. Each family member falls asleep and shares the same dream. The time is in the 1800s and Captain Gregg is alive returning from sea to spend Christmas with his loved ones. Each dream becomes specialized according to the person -- Jonathan dreams of toys, Candy of the beauty of Christmas, Claymore getting a good haunting ala Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." Carolyn's dream is a love affair with the Captain. They share a kiss. The dream fades with Carolyn held securely in her Captain's arms. In the morning, the Captain tells them his gift was their dreams. A phone call comes telling the family, the baby's mother has been found. Merry Christmas to all. 137927 1968 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Ghost Hunter, The T Episode #4. 10-12-1968 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). Claymore brings a stranger to look at the house who claims he is a student of architecture and wants to take photos of the house. When he comes back to the house after the Muirs leave for the evening, Captain Gregg thinks he's a burglar and tries to scare him away. The captain does not realize that he is actually a parapsychologist who is determined to find the ghost of Gull Cottage and make him known to an unsuspecting public. 137928 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Great Power Failure, The T Episode #27. 9-18-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137929 1968 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Haunted Honeymoon T Episode #2. 9-28-1968 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). Young couple on the way to their wedding get stranded at Gull Cottage for the night and Captain Gregg is beside himself at what to do with them. So he decides they must get married that night. 137930 1968 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Hero Today, Gone Tomorrow T Episode #5. 10-19-1968 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). Schooner Bay Historical Society decides to place a statue of a local hero in the town square. The president of the society picks one of her ancestors and the Captain is overcome with rage at the choice. Carolyn takes this for jealousy because he himself was not picked. Not so he says. He says her ancestor was a coward who demanded to be put off the ship, fled from all combat and actually returned to Schooner Bay and died there. Carolyn, who is writing an article on Captain Horatio Figg, a supposed hero of the Mexican War who died at sea, tells the Captain she must have proof of his accusations. He shows her Figg's gravestone. Carolyn takes the historical society to view the gravestone. She is proud of the find and the motto that hangs below Figg's portrait -- "When Duty Called He Did Not Hesitate." A sudden rainstorm sends the group scrambling for cover. Rain is strong enough to brush away some ivy covering bottom of the marker: "When Duty Called He Did Not Hesitate. He Ran Like Hell." Carolyn apologizes to Captain Gregg whose pride is restored. 137931 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Host to the Ghost T Episode #39. 12-18-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137932 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: It's a Gift T Episode #20. 2-8-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137933 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Jonathan Tells It Like It Was T Episode #23. 3-1-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137934 1970 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Ladies' Man T Episode #41. 1-1-1970 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137935 1968 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Love Is a Toothache T Episode #13. 12-21-1968 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). When Martha takes an interest in the local dentist who seems to ignore her advances, Carolyn takes the matter into her own hands enlisting the Captain for a little help. 137936 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Madam Candidate T Episode #32. 10-23-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137937 1968 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Madeira, My Dear? T Episode #12. 12-14-1968 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). The Captain extends a series of invitations to Carolyn for conversation and Madeira to celebrate the end of the passing day, but things never quite seem to work out as he intended due to "petty household chores." 137938 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Make Me a Match T Episode #22. 2-22-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137939 1970 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Martha Meets the Captain T Episode #47. 2-20-1970 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137940 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Medicine Ball T Episode #24. 3-8-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137941 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Medium Well-Done T Episode #34. 11-6-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137942 1968 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Mister Perfect T Episode #14. 12-28-1968 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange) receives a telegram from an old friend who is coming to Schooner Bay to entice her to marry him. He arrives on his huge yacht and tries his best to be charming hoping Carolyn will see her mistake of not marrying him in the first place and will finally make the right decision. Captain Gregg is obviously jealous of "her Philadelphia sailor." He makes life miserable for the beau. Carolyn tells the captain to leave him alone. The man asks Carolyn to marry him again and this time she accepts, much to his joy until she makes him realize that marriage to her would also include a ready-made family. He makes a hasty retreat thankful to get away with his freedom intact. 137943 1968 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Monkey Puzzle Tree, The T Episode #10. 11-30-1968 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). Carolyn decides that she can no longer live in Gull Cottage the way it is and must do a major renovation. After an initial disagreement over her plans, the Captain agrees to allow her to do what she wants to do. She sets to work to make it less of a ship and more of a home. She removes antiques and replaces them with modern furniture much to the Captain's chagrin. But when she has his Monkey Puzzle Tree cut down, which had broken a window during a storm, the Captain disappears from Gull Cottage. A contrite Carolyn tries to tell him she is sorry, but the Captain is gone. Everyone can feel the hollowness in the house his absence causes. Carolyn replaces the tree. Captain Gregg is touched by her thoughtfulness and all is well at Gull Cottage once again. 137944 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Music Maker, The T Episode #26. 3-29-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137945 1970 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: No Hits, No Runs, No Oysters T Episode #44. 1-30-1970 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137946 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Not So Desperate Hour T Episode #33. 10-30-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137947 1970 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Not So Faust T Episode #42. 1-8-1970 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). The Captain decides to teach Claymore a lesson after Claymore tries to con Carolyn into paying double rent -- monthly. 137948 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Pain in the Neck, A T Episode #17. 1-18-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). The captain asks Claymore to fix a door. When he tries to open the door by force, the Captain opens the door and Claymore goes flying through the air landing outside in a dead faint. The doctor declares Claymore has a slipped disc and cannot be moved from Gull Cottage. Carolyn tires to make his missed vacation up to him by saying he is welcome at Gull Cottage. Claymore demands outrageous meals, lots of attention and tells Carolyn he will sue her for his accident. Even after Claymore discovers that he is cured he stays on at Gull Cottage not telling anyone he is feeling better. The Captain discovers his deceit and plans to expose him, resulting in Claymore once more hurting himself. Captain complains about Claymore running everyone ragged and that he should be taken to a hospital. Carolyn reminds him it's more loneliness than pain that keeps Claymore there and they should be patient with him,. He finally leaves deciding not to sue. 137949 1970 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Pardon My Ghost T Episode #46. 2-13-1970 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137950 1968 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-21-1968. Series 9-21-68 to 9-18-70. Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). The young widow from Philadelphia moves to Gull Cottage on the coast of Maine with her two young children, family dog and housekeeper. Unknown to her, the Gull Cottage is already inhabited by the ghost of the former owner Captain Daniel Gregg, a charming but somewhat aggravating ghost who is not sure if he wants this family in his home. 137951 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Puppy Love T Episode #38. 12-11-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137952 1968 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Real James Gatley, The T Episode #7. 11-2-1968 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). When antique hounds visit the cottage, Claymore tries to sell them the Captain's barometer by switching it for a replica he had made, but the Captain switches them back and Claymore is arrested for selling the fake. 137953 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Son of the Curse T Episode #25. 3-15-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). A beautiful antique clock locked in a wall attic is fixed and the Captain seems delighted with the find. Carolyn soon discovers the clock has a curse put on it by a former Gregg. When the clock is started, the last living Gregg will die at midnight and Claymore is convinced he's a goner. 137954 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Spirit of the Law, The T Episode #37. 11-27-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137955 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Strictly Relative T Episode #18. 1-25-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137956 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Surprise Party T Episode #35. 11-13-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137957 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: There's a Seal in My Bathtub T Episode #29. 10-2-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). 137958 1969 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Today I Am a Ghost T Episode #31. 10-16-1969 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). The ghost of a seaman comes looking for his former Captain in dire need. The ghost is afraid of people. Captain doesn't know what to do with him. Captain Gregg scares the seaman more than he helps him. Carolyn takes a hand in helping the poor ghost learn to haunt. She assures him he can scare people. He scares Claymore and then goes off to haunt the house he has been waiting for all these years. 137959 1970 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Tourist, Go Home T Episode #43. 1-23-1970 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). The Schooner Bay town council hires Joshua T. Albertson to "fix-it-up" in order to rekindle interest and attract tourists. 137960 1968 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Treasure Hunt T Episode #3. 10-5-1968 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). With the house badly in need of repair, Carolyn tries to play off Claymore's vanity by telling him that a national magazine wants to do a photo shoot of Gull Cottage. If he could attend to some of the work that needs done it would be much more impressive. The Captain finds her plan amusing and bets her $5 that Claymore will not do the repairs. But when it appears that he really won't fix the necessary items, the Captain comes up with a brilliant scheme of his own. 137961 1968 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Uncle Arnold the Magnificent T Episode #8. 11-9-1968 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). Carolyn's uncle, a traveling salesman who indulges in magic tricks on the side, comes to visit just in time for Candy's birthday. Always a favorite of Carolyn's who remembers him as the uncle she rarely got to spend time with. Soon the children grow tired of his stale jokes and not so good tricks and try to think of a way to get him to leave. When they complain to Carolyn that they love him but don't want him to come to the party after all, Uncle Arnold overhears and then tells Carolyn he cannot say since business is calling him away. She knows that he overhead and tries to talk him out of it. After talking to Carolyn trying to help her through the unhappiness she feels, Captain Gregg talks to Jonathan and reminds him that uncles are human and cannot be tossed aside like a worn-out toy. Once at the party, his tricks failing miserably, Carolyn asks Captain Gregg if he will help the magician, which he does helping Uncle Arnold to have the show of his life. 137962 1968 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Vanessa T Episode #6. 10-26-1968 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). The great-great granddaughter of the Captain's lost love comes to Gull Cottage to find more information on their romance that she discovered in letters that Captain Gregg had written to her ancestor. Captain is enchanted by Vanessa and insists she stay as long as she wishes and have free run of the house including the sea chest which has always been off limits. Carolyn finds herself growing more and more jealous over Vanessa. She begins to wonder if maybe they should move and leave Vanessa and the Captain alone. 137963 1968 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Walk Off Broadway T Episode #9. 11-16-1968 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). When Claymore gets Mrs. Muir to star in his amateur theatre production, the Captain feels abandoned and decides to disrupt the show. 137964 1970 Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The: Wedding Day T Episode #50. 3-13-1970 Freelancer Mrs. Carolyn Muir (Hope Lange). Carolyn's parents call asking about the captain her cousin Harriet is dating. When her answer seems more than a little evasive, her parents decide to come for a visit. 137965 1996 Ghost and the Darkness, The M Photographer (Nick Lorentz) 137966 1960 Ghost Bomber T Armstrong Circle Theatre -2-3-60 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 137967 1940 Ghost Breakers, The M DVD -R HQ 4574, 4575. DVD Quinn Radio Commentator Larry Lawrence (Bob Hope). Newsboy (Leonard Sues). Newspaper Headlines. 137968 1952 Ghost Buster M Short - Comedy Aspiring Reporter Slim Patterson (Gil Lamb) at the Daily Record has aspirations of becoming a reporter and marrying Carol Hughes (Betty Ames), the city editor's secretary. City Editor J.R. Lynch (Donald MacBride). When he hears of the disappearance of a town millionaire's nephew, he sets out, disguised as a nurse -- Nurse Aggie Patterson (Gil Lamb) -- for the millionaire's mansion to solve the case. 137969 1951 Ghost Chasers M Bowery Boys Reporter. 1st Reporter (Paul Bryar). 2nd Reporter (Pat Gleason). Photographer (Bob Peoples). 137970 1932 Ghost City, The M Fraser, Harry and G.A. Durlam Ness Book Editor-Owner Bill Temple (Bill Cody) hopes to bring law and order to town by starting a newspaper, The Boomtown Bugle, but a gang tries to destroy his printing press. Opposing him is the town boss who had a run-in with Temple in another town. Although Temple is a gunslinger, he prefers to fight with ink -- "The pen is mightier than the sword." Andy Blane (Andy Shuford) is given a job at the paper as a printer. 137971 2003 Ghost Club, The M News Media. Reporters (Wanda Y. Stringfellow, F. Mark Huey, Kari Hester). 137972 2006 Ghost Dancer N Case, John Photojournalist Mike Burke carries his camera into every war zone and hellhole on earth -- and comes back with the pictures and battle scars to prove it. He was flying high until, quite suddenly, he wasn't. When his helicopter crashed and burned in Africa, he came away with his life but lost his heart to the beautiful woman who saved him. That's when he decided to stop dancing with the devil. But a wicked twist of fate puts an end to Burke's dreams, leaving the Irish-American adrift in Dubin with bittersweet memories -- and no appetite for danger. But danger is not done with him yet. He turns out to be the only person who can stop an ex-con with an operational doomsday device in his hands who has set his sights on America. The U.S. government is too busy or inept to properly monitor him. Burke with nothing left to lose and little understanding of what he is facing, tracks down the villain from a terrorist arsenal to the diamond fields of the Congo risking everything. 137973 1987 Ghost Fever M Reporter (Steve Stone) 137974 1918 Ghost Flower, The M AFI-Poets Writer 137975 1999 Ghost for Maggie, A N Carmichael, Emily Reporter Colby Drake is writing an expose on the great-great-granddaughter of a madam of the hottest whorehouse in Jerome, Arizona, and her ex-lover, a prominent politician. Drake was used to getting his story no matter what it took. He thought the woman was an ex-Washington bimbo. But she turned out to be interesting and unassuming. Getting her to talk would be hard. Attracted to her good looks and sassy mouth. But the woman hates, despises reporters. The ghost wants them to marry -- the woman is her only descendant -- and have children so her bloodline doesn't fade from the face of the earth. 137976 1966 Ghost Goes Gear, The M Newscaster (Huw Thomas).. 137977 1947 Ghost Goes Wild, The M Reporter (Michael Hughes) 137978 1993 Ghost in the Machine M News Media. Newswoman (Edwina Moore). Newsman (Rick Scarry). 137979 2004 Ghost in the Shell: Meme C DVD -R HQ 5135 Episode Press conference is attended by Motoko and Paz to protect the Superintendent General from attack. 137980 1959 Ghost of Dragstrip Hollow M Journalist Tom Hendry is researching an article on teenagers and gets involved with a hotrod club. Impressed by one teenager’s detailed description of a car he has designed and built, Hendry asks whether the reputation of hotrodders as delinquents is true. The other teenagers laugh at the suggestion. One reveals that the Zeniths are unusual in that they have rules that include no rumbles or “chicken” road races because their priority is working on cars. The Zeniths take Henryh to a cafe where several of their members sing in a rock and roll band. He’s told that the Zeniths hope the band will earn enough money to allow them to pay rent on the garage. They don’t earn enough and must vacate the garage in two weeks. Later the Zeniths and Hendry go to Dragstrip Hollow. The reporter and the teenagers explore the area. A monster is haunting the premises but Hendry recognizes the man as a former movie extra who frequently played monsters in low budget films and the man admits that he is at the end of his career, despondent, and reduced to hunting houses. After his confession, the man runs away and a party resumes. 137981 1978 Ghost of Flight 401, The T News Media. December 1972 plane crash. 137982 2001 Ghost of the Red Rose M TV Reporter (LeAnn Taylor) 137983 1930 Ghost of Yankee Doodle, The P MLPL Howard, S.C. Index Plays, 1926-1944 Press 137984 2007 Ghost Rider M DVD -R HQ 10677, 10678 Based on Marvel Character TV Reporter Roxanne Simpson (Eva Mendes) is the girlfriend of Stunt Motorcyclist Johnny Blaze (Nicolas Cage) who gives up his soul to become a hellblazing vigilante, to fight against power hungry Blackheart, the son of the devil himself. News Reporter (Lang Hsueh Tang). When Blaze finds that his father Barton Blaze has terminal cancer, he accepts a pact with Mephistopheles, giving his soul for the health of his beloved father. But the devil deceives him, and Barton dies in a motorcycle accident during an exhibition. He leaves the carnival, his town, his friends and his girlfriend Roxanne (Young Roxanne Simpson, Raquel Alessi). Years later, Johnny Blaze becomes a famous motorcyclist, who risks his life in his shows, and he meets Roxanne (Eva Mendes) again, now a TV reporter. But Mephistopheles proposes to Johnny that he will release his contract if Johnny becomes the “Ghost Rider” and defeat his evil son Blackheart, who wants to possess one thousand evil souls and transform hell on earth. 137985 2006 Ghost Ship N Reiche, Dietlof. John Brownjohn (Translator) Reporter in a New England shore town investigates a mystery is a nosy, snooping journalist in this ghost story. In 1772, onboard the Storm Goddess, a horrible injustice was committed. Men were killed, gold was stolen, and the crew was cursed Now, 230 years later, 12-year-old Vicki has discovered a secret hidden inside the ship's figurehead, which hangs in her father's restaurant, and the quartermaster's journal has been found and read. Unexplainable things begin to happen-the sea leaves the bay and the fully restored ship appears on the mudflats. 137986 1963 Ghost Squad: Menacing Mazurka, The T Episode #23. 3-23-1963 Reporter (Mark Kelly - The Reporter). The Photographer (Desmond Davies). 137987 1972 Ghost Story: Dead We Leave Behind, The T Episode #2. 9-15-1972 News Media. Newsman (Hayden Rorke). 137988 2004 Ghost Talker's Daydream MT Japan Reporter Haruta (John E. Breen). Editor (Liam O'Brien). Female Announcer (Erika Weinstein - Voice - English Version). 137989 1976 Ghost Town NW Blackstock, Charity Columnist Elizabeth Ingram writes a weekly column for the lovesick. Has problems of her own. Close to a mental breakdown, but with some help she overcomes her illness. Arizona in the 1970s. 137990 1956 Ghost Town M DVD -R HQ 10290, 10291 Newsman Duff Dailey (John Smith), his fiancee, a gunrunner and other travelers reveal flaws during an Indian attack. Duff is a former Boston newspaper reporter who came west two years ago to look for gold. 137991 2002 Ghost Towns N Thornton, Betsy Reporter Nate Pendergast disappears before he can tell a victim advocate-detective about a hot story he's pursuing. His periodic disappearances and propensity to jump at rumor create problems. Victim advocate informs a judge's wife that police have located her missing husband shot to death in a nearby ghost town. Her sleuthing and Pendergast's less subtle questions, soon penetrate the thin veneer of propriety surrounding the couple. Pendergast was working on a potentially explosive story involving the judge. He disappears after telling her that he has uncovered information about the judge that would "blow the town apart." Now she fears for his life. Then her lover vanishes as well. It's up to her to locate him and the reporter. 137992 1940 Ghost Wanted C L Golden Age of Looney Tunes, The -- Vol. 4, Side 2 Newspaper Advertisements. Saturday Evening Ghost for Haunt Ads. 137993 2007 Ghost Whisperer: Double Exposure T DVD -R HQ 9223 Episode. 11-2007 Photojournalist for school magazine takes picture of teacher whose image doesn’t show up on the photographs. Female photographer. Photography. 137994 2008 Ghost Whisperer: Downbeat Dads T DVD -R HQ 9873 Episode. 5-02-2008 Newspaper article shows Melinda how Professor Payne’s wife died and why her ghost is jealous and still haunting her friend. Professor’s ex-girlfriend shows up with a 10-year-old boy she says is his son. But he isn’t. 137995 2009 Ghost Whisperer: Ghost Busted T DVD -R HQ 10902 Episode #78. 2-27-2009 Blogger Linus Van Horn (Patrick J. Adams) is a ghost hunter working out of his Supernatural and Paranormal Investigation truck using high tech equipment to try to capture real evidence of ghosts and then putting his findings on the Web. Channel 3 News truck covers the story. 137996 2008 Ghost Whisperer: Gravesitter, The T DVD -R HQ 9824 Episode. 4-11-2008 Blogger Justin Yates threatens to reveal that Melinda is the Ghost Whisperer. She goes to see the town blogger who knows her secret and plans to tell everybody about it. When he dies, she helps him resist evil to cross over to the bright light after making peace with his brother and sister. 137997 2006 Ghost Whisperer: Love Never Dies T Episode #23. 9-22-2006 Reporter (George Hertzberg). 137998 2006 Ghost Whisperer: One, The T Episode #22. 5-5-2006 TV News Anchor (Mark Thompson). 137999 2008 Ghost Whisperer: Slam (aka Slambook) T DVD -R HQ 9843 Episode #55. 1-1-2008 Blogger Justin Yates. Melinda finds that she is investigating the intricate world of gossip and romance within the high school before she uncovers the reasons for the hauntings. Yates shows up again. 138000 2007 Ghost Whisperer: Underneath, The T DVD -R HQ 8997 Episode #45. 9-28-2007 Internet Blogger Justin Yates (Omid Abtahi) is a university student who does a kind of Grandview Drudge Reporter blog called Shame the Devil. He comes into conflict with the Ghost Whisperer. His blog's motto: tell the truth and shame the devil. Yates takes pictures and puts them on his Web site. He covers stories and interviews people. While searching for the truth about her family history, Melinda discovers she has an underlying connection to Grandview. 138001 1987 Ghost Who Wanted To Be a Star, The NJ Robinson, Nancy K. Documentarian. Tracy is the beautiful daughter of a famous documentary filmmaker. Her friend Sam is a sound man. Both go on location. 138002 2004 Ghost Wore Polyester, The NSF Koger, Gail and S.J. Smith Journalist Houston Powers was murdered 25 years ago while tracking down a lead on the car-bomb death of Newspaper Reporter Dono Bolles. Powers contacts a psychic whose screwy predictions, no matter how well-intentioned, often leaves chaos in its wake. Powers wants her to find out who killed him so he can pass over. The psychic takes the case to get rid of the reporter. Can she find the killer without becoming a victim herself? 138003 1989 Ghost Writer M Hall, Kenneth L. (Screenplay) Ness Book Magazine Writer Angela Reed (Audrey Landers) for Hollywood Beat, moves into a Malibu beach house and meets the other resident, a ghost of an actress who cannot rest until she finds out how she died. Journalist sets out to solve the case. Reporter Tom Farrell (Jeff Conaway) for the Herald helps her. Reed writes a series of articles on the mysterious circumstances of the actress' death she is confronted by a senatorial candidate who was responsible for killing the actress. Killer tries to trap the two reporters but they escape after a confrontation in a wax museum. Hollywood Beat magazine publisher Herb Baxter (David Doyle). Reporter #1 (Sarah O'Connor). Reporter #2 (Christopher Decannett). 138004 2010 Ghost Writer, The M Ghost Writer (Ewan McGregor) is The Ghost, a successful British ghostwriter who is hired to complete the memoirs of a former British prime minister. He uncovers secrets that put his own life in jeopardy. His agent assures him it’s the opportunity of a lifetime, but the project seems doomed from the start -- not least because his predecessor on the project, the long-time aide of Prime Minister Adam Lang (Pierce Brosnan) died in an unfortunate accident. 138005 1962 Ghost-Writers, The SS MLPL Hartley, L.P. In "Winter's Tales." Reviewer Henry MacManus (a pen-name) has been a reviewer for 29 years for the Weekly Examiner. Now he is retiring. 138006 1911 Ghost, The M Newspaper. Crooks read account of ghosts in newspaper and go to rob the house 138007 1762 Ghost, The PO USC Churchill, Charles Press 138008 2001 Ghost, The M News Media. Reporters (Lana Corbi, Lena Corbi). Reporter on TV (Philip McKeown). BG News Cameraman (Lance Lanfear). Feared Chinese Tong soldier goes undercover in America as an Asian Internet bride. 138009 2007 Ghost, The N Harris, Robert Writer is a ghostwriter of celeb tell-alls and is hired to complete the memoir of a former British PM who faces a war-crime investigation for his actions in the war on terror after the mysterious death of the previous writer. The writer stumbles upon incriminating documents and finds himself in jeopardy. 138010 1984 Ghostbusters (aka Ghost Busters) M L TV Reporter (Christopher Wynkoop). Reporters (Stanley Grover, James Hardie, Carol Ann Henry, Nancy Kelly,Frances Turner). Real-Life Journalists Roger Grimsby, Larry King, Joe Franklin, Casey Kasen (Themselves). 138011 2009 Ghosted MF Treut, Monika Germany Journalist Mei-Li (Ting-Ting Hu) is an ambitious and seductive journalist who is investigating the death of Al-Ling, the Taiwanese lover of a Hamburg artist, Sophie Schmitt (Inga Busch). To ease her grief, Sophie creates a video installation about Ai-Ling traveling to Taipei to exhibit and dedicate it to her. There she meets Mei-Li and Sophie is immediately drawn to her. Unable to forget her dead lover, Sophie runs from the journalist’s advances back to Hamburg, but when Mei-Li turns up on her doorstep Sophie can no longer deny her attraction. She risks opening her heart up once more until she discovers Mei-Li isn’t all that she seems and Sophie realizes that you can’t run away from your past. Mei-Li is a pushy journalist who eagerly tries to seduce Sophie. She shows up in Hamburg and this time Sophie falls for her charm, but she soon discovers that Mei-Li is secretly investigating Sophie’s lover’s death and then she discovers Mei-Li neither works for a Taiwanese newspaper, nor has she entered Germany legally. 138012 2009 Ghostlines N Gadd, Nick Investigative Journalist Philip Trudeau was once a respected reporter who stepped on the wrong toes. With his health and personal life deteriorating, Philip is consigned to a suburban newspaper job where he writes trivial filler to be slotted in among the real estate and restaurant advertisements. When he’s sent to cover what appears to be a tragic yet routine death at a level crossing, he is suddenly plunged into a world of political intrigue, business corruption, art theft and betrayal. 138013 2005 Ghosts Never Sleep M Reporter #1 (Trisha Simmons). Talk Show Host (Lee Solters). Writer Jared (Tony Goldwyn). Reporter #2 (Brian Sheehan) Reporter (Valarie Ianniello). Interviewer (Bob Martin). Reporter (Marina Loos). 138014 2002 Ghosts of Balona N Pearce, Jonathan TV Newscaster Blip Wurser's Blipcopter crashes through the roof of Hannibal Chaud's Funerals of Balona and roils a lot of ghosts. Big-time reporter shows up from Delta City to cover the story. 138015 2003 Ghosts of Edendale, The M Photographer, Ghost (Conor McCarthy). 138016 2009 Ghosts of Girlfriends Past M Magazine Editor (Elisangela). Bachelor is haunted by the ghosts of his past girlfriends at his younger brother’s wedding. 138017 1996 Ghosts of Mississippi M Reporter (David Armstrong). Reporter (James Homer Best). Reporter (Spencer Garrett). Reporter (Michael Hewes). Reporter (John A Horhn). Reporter (Fenton Lawless). CNN Reporter #2 (John M. Sullivan). Press Reporter (James Marshall Wolchok). 138018 1988 Ghosts…of the Civil Dead M TV Newswoman Diane Bite (Michelle Babbitt), News at 6 138019 1969 Ghosts' High Noon, The NM OWN - P Carr, John Dickson Journalist Jim Blake becomes a successful spy novelist 138020 2007 Ghostwalk N Stott, Rebecca Writer Lydia Brooke steps in to finish a biography of Isaac Newton when its author drowns. 138021 1992 Ghostwatch MT Cameraman (Chris Miller) 138022 1993 Ghostwriter NR Gladstone, Eve Harlequin Intrigue #228 Journalist Kim Killian sees a dead body in her flower garden and the notes from the scathing expose of a murder in the Amazon she had ghostwritten had been stolen. When she returned to the scene of the crime, Killian was next in line for murder. Trouble seemed to haunt Killian as a specter as did a dashing man. With his gentle eyes and heart-melting smile, it was a struggle to remember that he was the enemy -- a hired hand and a dangerous man. Despite being robbed, mugged, hunted and shot at, the few days Killian had spent with the man had been the best of her life. She just hoped they wouldn't be her last. 138023 2003 Ghouls, The M Tabloid Video Stringer Eric Hayes (Timothy Muskatell) is a freelance reporter who sells crime footage he shoots to the highest bidding news station in town. If it bleeds, it leads. He’s one notch below the lowest rung of the journalistic ladder. He’s a video vulture preying on police chases, ambulance runs, and random street violence -- selling his footage to the highest bidder and living on a steady diet of cigarettes and bloodlust. For years, Eric has lived off other people’s pain and misery, but he’s about to discover something beneath the streets of Los Angeles even hungrier for blood than he is. He is about to discover the Ghouls. One night he films what appears to be a rape, but turns out to be a flesh-ripping and bowels-eating blood feast by a gang of cannibalistic humanoid underground dwellers. 138024 1998 Gia MT News Media. Vogue Editor (Tricia O'Neil). TV Interviewer (Tim Hutchinson). Philadelphia Photographer (Scott Genkinger). Red Dress Photographer (Michael E. Rodgers). German Photographer (Torsten Voges). 138025 1978 Giant Killer N Vasquez, Richard News Media 138026 1996 Giant Mine MT News Media. Reporter (Katherine Trowell). Interviewer (Edward Heeley). 138027 1979 giANTS SS Bryant, Edward In "Particle Theory." TV Correspondent Laynie Bridgewell for the UBC News Billings bureau. Electronic journalism 138028 1963 Gibbons, Floyd: Pilot: World of Floyd Gibbons, The T Spin-off from The Untouchables Correspondent Floyd Gibbons (Scott Brady) in the fictionalized adventures of real-life globetrotting newspaper reporter Gibbons 138029 1976 Gibbsville: T SV 61 O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Episodes. Six episodes. Seven never aired. Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage). 138030 1976 Gibbsville: Afternoon Waltz T O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Episode. Six episodes. Seven never aired. Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage). 138031 1976 Gibbsville: All I've Tried To Be T O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Episode. Six episodes. Seven never aired. Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage). 138032 1976 Gibbsville: All the Young Girls T O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Michael Mann, Teleplay Episode. Six episodes. Seven never aired. Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage). 138033 1976 Gibbsville: Andrea T O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Episode. Six episodes. Seven never aired. Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage). 138034 1976 Gibbsville: Case History, A T O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Episode. Six episodes. Seven never aired. Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage). 138035 1976 Gibbsville: Chautauqua, Chautauqua, Chautauqa (aka Locomobile) T O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Episode. Six episodes. Seven never aired. Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage). 138036 1976 Gibbsville: Grand Gesture, The (aka The Arrivals) T O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Episode. Six episodes. Seven never aired. Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage). 138037 1976 Gibbsville: How Old, How Young T O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Episode. Six episodes. Seven never aired. Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage). 138038 1976 Gibbsville: In the Silence T O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Episode. Six episodes. Seven never aired. Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage). 138039 1976 Gibbsville: Manhood T O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Episode. 12-9-1976. Six episodes. Seven never aired. Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage). 138040 1976 Gibbsville: Price of Everything, the T O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Episode. Six episodes. Seven never aired. Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage). 138041 1976 Gibbsville: Saturday Night T O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Episode. Six episodes. Seven never aired. Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage). 138042 1976 Gibbsville: Trapped T O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Episode. Six episodes. Seven never aired. Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage). 138043 1975 Gibbsville: Turning Point of Jim Malloy, The MT SV 61 O'Hara, John (Story - "Doctor's Son, The"). Frank D. Gilroy (Teleplay) Pilot for TV Series Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage), expelled form Yale, arrested for drunk driving in his hometown. Goes to work for local paper, The Gibbsville Courier. Told by editor that work is long hours, not glamorous. Assigned to menial tasks. World-famous Correspondent Ray Whitehead (Gig Young) works for the paper having been rejected by other publications because of reputation as drunk. Malloy assigned to be his caretaker. When major story breaks, discovers Whitehead too drunk to cover it. Malloy takes over. Disguises self as laundryman to sneak past cop at the site of a suicide. Talks to widow telling her he works for newspaper. She asks him to make sure husband's suicide note is made public. Story appears under Whitehead's name. Editor discovers Malloy wrote the article and makes him a reporter. Malloy decides to go to New York telling Whitehead he's giving up journalism because he finds facts "too limiting." "Who, what, when where and how. That's our territory. Facts…." "…When you start asking why, you speculate. And that's just one short step in fiction." You know the only thing about journalism I don't like?" "Besides the hours and the wages?" "Well, sometimes the best part of the story never gets told." 138044 1963 Gibune sanda MF South Korea Magazine Reporter (Jeong-suk Moon) falls in love with a single mother. But she tries to behave as she believes society expects her to and she resists his advances while falling in love with him 138045 1999 Gideon N Andrews, Russell Editor Amanda Mays of Washington D.C. and her former boyfriend, Carl Granville, try to uncover a deadly conspiracy. Twenty-eight-year-old Granville is an aspiring novelist. A top editor buys his first novel and hires him to ghostwrite the story of Gideon, based on ultra secret material from sources whose identities Granville will never know. Editor is murdered, his apartment ransacked, the partly-written Gideon story is stolen and he finds himself on the FBI's 10-most-wanted list. He goes on the lam, hooks up with Mays, and tries to solve the mystery. To Mays, Granville still looks like "an overgrown Campbell's Soup kid." Now framed for two murders. Knows too much but not enough to save himself. Pursued by contract killers. Mays' investigative skills and Granville's instincts for survival are involved in a conspiracy that will forever change the course of history. 138046 1989 Gideon Oliver: Sleep Well, Professor Oliver T Episode #1. 2-20-1989 News Media. Newsman (Harsh Nayyar). Newscaster (Allison Field). 138047 2000 Gideon's Crossing: T SVD 874 (Media Excerpts) Series 2000 Reporter, 2000 (David Dioniso) 138048 2000 Gideon's Crossing: Race, The T Episode #4. 11-1-2000 News Media. Reporter #1 (Vanita Harbour). Reporter #2 (David Dionisio). Reporter #3 (Roberta Bassin). Reporter Girlfriend (Shiva Rose). 138049 2005 Gideon's Daughter MT DVD -R HQ 5715, 5716, 5717 BBC Publicist for celebrities is emotionally bankrupt. Widowed father develops a deep bond with a woman mourning the death of her young son. 138050 1973 Gideon's Press NM OWN - H Marric, J.J. Newspaper Strike. 138051 1980 Gideon's Trumpet MT SVD 1130 Lewis, Anthony Novel Television Drama Series Reporter (Anthony Lewis - The Reporter) covering the Clarence Earl Gideon case. 138052 1963 Gidget Goes to Rome M Kohner, Frederick (Characters). Ruth Brooks Flippen (Story). Flippen, Katherine Eunson, Dale Eunson (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Ness book Magazine Writer Paolo Cellini (Cesare Danova) for Roma magazine asked by teenager's father to keep eye on his daughter while she visits Rome. Journalist hatches story about wanting to do article on young American girl's impression of first trip to Italy. He wants to do story so he has an excuse to keep track of her. Gidget falls for him, discovers he's married and finds out the truth about why he has been showing her so much attention. 138053 1965 Gidget: T SV 59 Episodes. Series 9-15-1965 to 9-1-1966 Advice Columnist Gidget Lawrence (Sally Field) wrote the Helpful Hannah advice column for the newspaper, The Westside Jester 138054 1966 Gidget: Ask Helpful Hannah T Episode #29. 3-31-1966. Series. (9-15-65 to 9-1-66) Advice Columnist. Francine "Gidget" Lawrence (Sally Field) takes over as the writer of the school advice column. She then gets caught up trying to put two lonely hearts together. 138055 1965 Gidget: Now There's a Face T VHS 1390 Episode #15. 12-22-1965 Student Photographer. Gidget Lawrence (Sally Field) meets a fashion photographer Tom Brighton (Daniel J. Travanti). 138056 1966 Gidget: Ringa-Ding-Dingbat T Episode #24. 2-24-1966 Newsman (C. Lindsay Workman). 138057 2005 Gift Bag Chronicles N Vries, Hilary de Publicist Alex works in Los Angeles and has no time for personal matters. Her boyfriend Charles runs her firm's office -- in New York. Captures glamourless life behind the velvet ropes. When Alex's mom suffers a heart attack, she sees the error in Charles' workaholic ways: "If I've ever wanted you to be here, with me…and not have one eye on your BlackBerry and one ear on your cell phone, it's now." 138058 1958 Gift From the Boys, A N Buchwald, Art Weinberg List Journalist 138059 1999 Gift of Angels, A N Bledsoe, Jerry Sequel to the Angel Doll, a Christmas Story Reporter is a veteran newspaperman reminisces about himself and another newsboy, Whitey Black. He never knew Whitey's real name so finding him seems impossible. As in real life, the reporter writes a holiday favorite, The Angel Doll hoping to generate enough publicity to bring Whitey forth. Reception of the book is recapitulated and amid crush of readings and publicity, narrator meets Whitey's daughter. She provides missing information about her father's life. Highly decorated lieutenant who died trying to save a little Vietnamese girl from sniper gunfire. 138060 1948 Gift of Death N Ronns, Edward Press 138061 1934 Gift of Gab, The M Lugosi Reporters (Sidney Skolsky and Radie Harris) 138062 1999 Gift of Wallace Random, The SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The, January 1999 Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 138063 1920 Gift Supreme, The M AFI-Authors Writer 138064 1973 Gift, The SM MLPL Francis, Dick In "Mammoth Book of Modern Crime Stories, The." Racing Columnist Fred Collyer for the Manhattan Star. Sports editor of Manhattan Star. 138065 2003 Gifted M Reporter. News Reporter (Duncan Wood). Commentator (Alan Green). 138066 1992 Gik diy yau waak MF Photographer (Siu-Ming To), cross-eyed photographer 138067 1835 Gilbert Gurney N Hook, Theodore Reporter Hull modeled on Tom Hill of the Monthly Mirror, a real journalist 138068 1953 Gilbert Harding Speaking of Murder M UK Only. Compilation of three stories -- The Missing Passenger, Falstaff's Fur Coat and Thirty Days to Die. Originally UK TV Series Host (Paul Douglas). Press 138069 1946 Gilda M DVD -R 5191, 5192. L Newsman (Julio Abadia) 138070 1873 Gilded Age, The N MLPL Clements, Samuel (Twain, Mark-C.D. Warner) Editors. Both complimentary and uncomplimentary to editors. Satirical novel. "The busy gentlemen in the reporters' gallery jotted a line in their note-books, ran to the telegraphic desk in a room which communicated with their own writing-parlor…" "and then hurried back to their places in the gallery; and by the time they had resumed their seats, the line which they had delivered to the operator had been read in telegraphic offices in towns and cities hundreds of miles away." "It was distinguished by frankness of language as well as by brevity." Reporter's rhetoric. 138071 1935 Gilded Lily, The M SV 75. SV 39 (first 30 minutes) Kirkland, Jack, Melville Baker (Story). Claude Binyon (Screenplay) Reporter Peter Dawes (Fred MacMurray) covers shipping news. Turns ordinary woman into celebrity via media. Dawes' Editor (Charles C. Wilson). Assistant Editor (Walter Shumway). City Editor (Rollo Lloyd). Assistant City Editor (Cameron Smith). Managing Editor (Reginald Barlow). Reporter (Eddie Dunn). British Reporters (Ambrose Barker, William Begg, David Thursby). Photographers (Eddie Borden, Rudolph Cameron, Jack Egan, Jack Norton, Hayden Stevenson). Cameramen at New York Apartment (Perry Ivins, Cherry Campbell, Samuel E. Hines) International News Photographer (Jack Albin). Photographer Eddie (Eddie Craven). Freelance Photographer (Hyman Fink). Associated Press Photographer (Frank Filen). 138072 1937 Gilded Lily, The R CD 001. Lux Radio Theater Lux Radio Theater 37-01-11 Reporter Fred MacMurray. MacMurray and Claudette Colbert doing original film roles 138073 1944 Gildersleeve's Ghost M News Media. Reporters (Tom Burton, Harry Clay, Chris Drake, Steve Winston). 138074 2008 Gilding Lily N Boncompagni, Tatiana Lifestyle Journalist Lily Grace writes articles about life among the rich and snobbish, which tosses her into the spotlight and in the path of social disaster. But as Lily navigates her way through the shark-infested waters of Manhattan society, she starts to rediscover her own place in the world -- and how to regain what truly matters. The story of the rise and fall of “the Girl of the moment” Lily Grace. After relocating to New York from Nashville, Lily becomes a society darling and marries the “handsome, charming, well-educated” and wealthy Robert Bartholomew. But an unplanned pregnancy destroys their nuptial bliss, and Lily becomes “flabby and cellulite-laden” as soon as she’s carrying. Robert quits his job at a law firm and spends more and more time with his mother, a manipulative socialite. Lily, meanwhile, begins writing lifestyle pieces. Lily’s successes are marred by the constant indignities she suffers at the hands of her peers, forcing Lily to decide what she’s willing to pay for her social standing. 138075 1963 Giles and Penelope SS OWN Wain, John In "Death of the Hind Legs" Reporter Penelope works on The Daily newspaper, a slick, shrill mass-circulation sheet devoted to the processing of news and to snobbery 138076 2000 Gillette Soccer Saturday DT UK Reporter Rob Palmer. Presenters Jeff Stelling (2000-). 138077 1950 Gillette Summer Sports Reel T Series 1950-1955 Sports Program. Commentator Kenneth Banghart (1953), Ray Barrett (1953-1955), Fred Caposella (1954-1955), Don Dunphy (1950), Radcliff Hall (1955), Gene Kelly (1954), Jim Learning (1954), Clem McCarthy (1953), Lindsey Nelson (1955), Jimmy Powers (1951). Commentators Bob Wilson (1953-1955). 138078 1981 Gilligan's Island: Harlem Globetrotters on G.'s Island, The T TV Sportscaster Chick Hearn 138079 1964 Gilligan's Island: Not Guilty T Episode. Series. (9-26-64 - 9-4-67) Newspaper. Recent newspaper informs the Castaways that one of them could be a murderer 138080 1978 Gilligan's Island: Rescue From Gilligan's Island MT Episode Reporter (Mario Machado). Cameraman (Snag Werris). 138081 1965 Gilligan's Island: Smile, You're on Mars Camera T Episode #41. 10-14-1965 Newscaster (Larry Thor). 138082 1967 Gilligan's Island: Splashdown T Episode #76. 2-20-1967 Commentator (Chick Hearn - Voice). 138083 2000 Gilmore Girls; Kill Me Now T DVD -R HQ 6004 Episode. 10-19-2000 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) goes golfing with her grandfather. Two sets of twins marry. 138084 2006 Gilmore Girls: 'S Wonderful, 'S Marvelous T DVD -R HQ 7095 Episode. 10-16-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory meets eccentric new friends at an art exhibit. Lorelai finds it difficult to fully commit to her relationship with Christopher. Emily gets arrested. 138085 2006 Gilmore Girls: "That's What You Get, Folks, for Makin' Whoopee" T DVD -R HQ 8622 Episode. 10-3-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) is upset that she and Logan had to cancel their trip to Asia. Lorelei turns the house into an Asian-themed wonderland to cheer her up. 138086 2002 Gilmore Girls: A-Tisket, A-Tasket T DVD -R HQ 5251 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Jess outbids Dean to win a picnic lunch date with Rory at the annual Stars Hollow Picnic Basket Auction. 138087 2003 Gilmore Girls: Affair to Remember, An T DVD -R HQ 4444 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) hunts for suitable place to study. Emily hires Lorelai and Sookie to cater a business affair, then makes them jump through hoops. Sparks fly between Lorelai and Richard's new partner. 138088 2004 Gilmore Girls: Afterboom T DVD -R HQ 4594 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai angrily confronts her father about his treatment of Jason, after Jason tells her that he and Richard are no longer in business together. 138089 2005 Gilmore Girls: Always a Godmother, Never a God T DVD -R HQ 4407 Episode. 10-4-2005 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Sookie tries to reunite Lorelei and Rory by asking them to be godparents to her children hoping they will make up at the ceremony, but they fight instead. Photographer (Cristin Morneau). 138090 2002 Gilmore Girls: Application Anxiety T DVD -R HQ 5382 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) and her mother seek advice on filling out an application to Harvard. Lane falls for a guy who answers her advertisement for rock musicians. 138091 2002 Gilmore Girls: Back in the Saddle Again T DVD -R HQ 5304 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) asks her grandfather for help in creating a first-aid kit for teens. His pleasure at working on a new project prompts him to end his retirement. 138092 2003 Gilmore Girls: Ballroom & Biscotti T DVD -R HQ 4384 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) and Lorelai return from their backpacking adventure in Europe. Sookie confides the sex of her unborn baby to Lorelai. Luke returns from cruise with surprising news. Lorelai fails to show up at her parent's Friday-night dinner. 138093 2003 Gilmore Girls: Big One, The T DVD -R HQ 4318 Episode Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Rory waits to see what colleges accepted her 138094 2005 Gilmore Girls: Blame Booze and Melville T DVD -R HQ 4861 (Mislabeled as 4858 on disc) Episode #108. 5-10-2005 College Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) is features editor and Paris Geller (Liza Weil) takes on the religion beat. Logan Huntzberger, son of newspaper publisher who owns a dozen newspapers, is part of the Yale Daily News staff as well. Rory is given a surprising review by Mitchum Huntzberger, the newspaper's managing editor, who tells her she doesn't have what it takes to be a journalist. She is devastated. She goes to extremes to unwind, hooking up with Logan, Mitchum's son. She and Logan steal a yacht, are caught and arrested. The magazine comes out and Luke and Lorelai get a little too enthusiastic when celebrating. It's a rave review, but Lorelai's quotes are devastating to her mother. Sookie goes into labor. Luke is upset when he finds out that Kirk has put in a competing offer on the Twickham house. Emily takes in a foreign ballerina. 138095 2007 Gilmore Girls: Bon Voyage T DVD -R HQ 8500 Episode 5-15-2007. Series Finale after seven seasons. Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) graduates and gets a job as a reporter for an online magazine covering the presidential elections on the campaign trail. Magazine Editor Hugh Gray asks her if she wants to cover Barrack Obama's 2008 campaign. Stars Hollow throws their favorite daughter a huge graduation-good-bye party. Lorelai and Luke reach a new understanding. Mother and daughter talk in Luke's café as Rory prepares for her new career. 138096 2001 Gilmore Girls: Bracebridge Dinner, The T DVD -R HQ 2340 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Editor Paris Geller (Liza Weil) of the Franklin at exclusive prep school Chilton gives Rory Gilmore (Lauren Graham), staff writer, a tough time. 138097 2001 Gilmore Girls: Breakup, The (Part Two) T DVD -R HQ 6116 Episode. 3-15-2001 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) kisses Tristin at a party after a fight with dean. 138098 2006 Gilmore Girls: Bridesmaids Revisited T DVD -R HQ 6741 (Mislabeled at 6733). Episode. 2-28-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai offers to help Christopher by baby-sitting his 4-year-old daughter, but the child's behavior horrifies her. 138099 2005 Gilmore Girls: But I'm a Gilmore T DVD -R HQ 4846 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Reaction of Logan's parents' to Rory and Logan's relationship shocks Rory. When Sookie is placed on bed rest, Lorelai calls on Luke to serve as the interim chef at the Dragonfly Inn. 138100 2004 Gilmore Girls: But Not as Cute as Pushkin T DVD -R HQ 2436 Episode. 11-30-2004 College Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) is features editor and Paris Geller (Liza Weil) takes on the religion beat. Logan Huntzberger, son of newspaper publisher who owns a dozen newspapers, is part of the Yale Daily News staff as well. Rory is delighted that her former headmaster asks her to host a girl who is thinking of applying to Yale. When she shows her the "hotbed of journalism," the Yale Daily offices, everyone is asleep or not there. 138101 2003 Gilmore Girls: Chicken or Beef? T DVD -R HQ 4425 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Dean awkwardly invites Rory to his wedding the next day. Dean confesses to Luke how much he misses Rory. Lorelai and Sookie have trouble obtaining a permit to begin construction on the inn. 138102 2001 Gilmore Girls: Christopher Returns T DVD -R HQ 5041 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Her father visits and stirs up old passions and resentment. 138103 2000 Gilmore Girls: Cinnamon's Wake T DVD -R HQ 4902 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) is flustered around Dean. Lorelai must cancel a date with Rory's teacher to attend Cinnamon's funeral. 138104 2005 Gilmore Girls: Come Home T DVD -R HQ 4771 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) is disappointed when Logan doesn't invite her to be his date at a book-signing party thrown by his father. Richard spies Emily talking to a former flame and near-ends her car, forcing an opportunity for reconciliation. 138105 2001 Gilmore Girls: Concert Interruptus T DVD -R HQ 5015 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Sookie must decide who goes when she gets four tickets to a Bangles concert. 138106 2002 Gilmore Girls: Dead Uncles and Vegetables T DVD -R HQ 5301 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). 138107 2003 Gilmore Girls: Dear Emily and Richard T DVD -R HQ 8X 4288 Episode #56. 2-4-2003 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai remembers being pregnant and giving birth to Rory when a friend gives birth. Photographer (Andrew Collins). 138108 2002 Gilmore Girls: Deep-Fried Korean Thanksgiving T DVD -R HQ 4252 Episode #52. 11-26-2002 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) and Lorelai have dinner at four different places for Thanksgiving. Rory reveals that she has applied to Yale. 138109 2000 Gilmore Girls: Deer Hunters, The T Episode #4. 10-26-2000 Food Critic (Daniel Graves). Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) misses an English test and Lorelai yells at headmaster to get Rory a make-up test. 138110 2003 Gilmore Girls: Die, Jerk T DVD -R HQ 4475. SVD 1502 Episode. 12-30-2003 College Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Critic. Dancer doesn't react well to a highly critical review of the Yale ballet troupe written by Rory (Alexis Bledel) for the university's newspaper. Yale Daily Newspaper.. Vengeful ballerina sets out to make Rory's life miserable. 138111 2001 Gilmore Girls: Double Date T DVD -R HQ 4748 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai plays matchmaker and goes on a double date. 138112 2006 Gilmore Girls: Driving Miss Gilmore T DVD -R HQ 5996 Episode #130. 5-2-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) is upset by a statement Logan's dad made about her in an interview in the Wall Street Journal. She is overprotective when she takes care of Lucas who just came home from the hospital. Liz has big news for Luke. Emily has LASIK eye surgery so Lorelai has to serve as her chauffeur. Jackson discovers that former emplo0yees planted marijuana in one of his fields and he and Sookie try to dispose of it. 138113 2002 Gilmore Girls: Eight O'Clock at the Oasis T DVD -R HQ 6357 Episode. 10-22-2002 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) gets Jess' help when she cannot turn off a neighbor's sprinkler system. Lorelai goes on a date with a man she met at an auction. 138114 2001 Gilmore Girls: Emily in Wonderland T DVD -R HQ 6123 Episode. 4-26-2001 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Road trip through her granddaughter's past inspires Emily to make up for the material things Rory did not have growing up. 138115 2004 Gilmore Girls: Emily Says Hello T DVD -R HQ 5861 Episode #96. 11-16-2004 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Paris' decision to fast for Ramadan to bring authenticity to her writing takes its toll on Rory and Marty. Marty's timing is off by mere seconds when he attempts to ask Rory out on a date. Emily decides to start dating again, calls on a reluctant Lorelai for advice. Lorelai invites Christopher for lunch at the Inn, decides to surprise Rory by inviting her as well, but it's Lorelai who's surprised by the tension between father and daughter. Lorelai feels guilty for lying to Rory when her daughter asks about Luke's reaction to the lunch date with Christopher. Emily appears to have wonderful time on her date, but bursts into tears when she looks around her empty home at the end of the date. Luke feigns indifference when Lorelai finally tells him about lunch with Christopher. 138116 2003 Gilmore Girls: Face-Off T DVD -R HQ 4313 Episode Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). 138117 2004 Gilmore Girls: Family Matter, A T DVD -R HQ 8X 4537 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Luke's sister surprises him with a visit. Lorelai should tell her parents about Jason. 138118 2007 Gilmore Girls: Farewell, My Pet T DVD -R HQ 7915 Episode. 2-13-2007 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) returns to Yale and finds an attractive young professor teaching Richard's economics class. Richard starts his recovery two days after his bypass surgery. Lorelai and Sookie plan a funeral for Michael's dog. 138119 2003 Gilmore Girls: Festival of Living Art, The T DVD -R HQ 4461 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) portrays a young woman in a Renaissance work when the townspeople stage famous paintings. Lorelai appears as the beauty in Renoir's "Dance at Bougnal." Kirk embodies Jesus in Da Vinci's "The Last Supper.' 138120 2005 Gilmore Girls: Fight Face T DVD -R HQ 4314 Episode. 9-19-2005 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) begins to serve her community service working with a road crew. Lorelai and Luke debate fixing up the house or buying another. 138121 2000 Gilmore Girls: Forgiveness and Stuff T DVD -R HQ 6074 Episode. 12-21-2000 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Her grandfather collapses at the family Christmas party. 138122 2006 Gilmore Girls: French Twist T DVD -R HQ 7306 Episode. 11-13-2006 College Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Her tenure as editor in chief of the Yale Daily News ends leaving her unsure of her future. Christopher and Lorelai take his daughter to visit her mother in Paris. 138123 2006 Gilmore Girls: Friday Night's Alright for Fighting T DVD -R HQ 5747. (Duplication on 5748). Episode. 3-28-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) writes for Yale's Daily News. While Luke deals with the reality of having April in his life, Lorelai tries to pretend she does not mind the repercussions the new situation is having on their engagement. 138124 2003 Gilmore Girls: Fundamental Things Apply, The T DVD -R HQ 4435 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) goes on her first date since breaking up with Jess. Lorelai invites Luke over to watch a movie. Lorelai is dismayed to learn the designer she hired for the inn used to work for Emily. 138125 2007 Gilmore Girls: Gilmore Girls Only T DVD -R HQ 8097 Episode. 3-6-2007 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel), Lorelai and Emily take a road trip to North Carolina to attend a wedding. Lane goes into labor. 138126 2004 Gilmore Girls: Girls in Bikinis, Boys Doin' the Twist T DVD -R HQ 4579 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) and Paris go away for spring break. 138127 2006 Gilmore Girls: Go, Bulldogs! T DVD -R HQ 8142 Episode #137. 11-7-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) is visited by her mother during Parents' Weekend after Christopher talks Lorelai into going. Christopher invites all of Rory's co-workers on the Yale Daily News to an expensive lunch where they all drink too much. The meal ends abruptly when Rory insists they leave to cover a breaking story. 138128 2006 Gilmore Girls: Great Stink, The T DVD -R HQ 7134 Episode. 10-23-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Emily and Richard are happy when Lorelai and Christopher attend Friday night dinner together. Sherry asks Chrisopher to send their daughter, Gigi, to visit her in Paris. Stars Hollow is plagued by an odor. 138129 2001 Gilmore Girls: Hammers and Veils T DVD -R HQ 5125 Part 2 of 2 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai finally tells Emily that she is getting married, but her mother's disinterest hurts her feelings. 138130 2003 Gilmore Girls: Happy Birthday, Baby T DVD -R HQ 4337 Episode Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai is busy rebuilding the inn when Richard surprises her, Luke confirms his fears that Jess is skipping school to work extra shifts at the store. 138131 2002 Gilmore Girls: Haunted Leg T DVD -R HQ 5359 Episode Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) 138132 2005 Gilmore Girls: He's Slippin' 'Em Bread…Dig? T DVD -R HQ 4842 Episode. 11-22-2005 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). After a long absence, Christopher reappears in Lorelai and Rory's lives with an offer to make up for lost time. Lane deals with Zach's jealousy over a song Brian wrote about her. 138133 2002 Gilmore Girls: Help Wanted T DVD -R HQ 5326 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) realizes that everyone blames Jess for the car accident. She lashes out at her grandmother. Lane dreams of becoming a rock 'n' roll drummer when a New Yorker opens the town's first music store. 138134 2003 Gilmore Girls: Here Comes the Son T DVD -R HQ 4368 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai learns the money her father gave her will make Rory ineligible for financial aid. After a confrontation with Luke, Jess travels to California to stay with his father, Jimmy. 138135 2007 Gilmore Girls: Hey Bale Maze T DVD -R HQ 8358 Episode #149.. 4-17-2007 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) has a job interview with the Providence Journal Bulletin and struggles with decisions about her future. Rory brings Logan home and shows him the town. Lorelai sees how serious their relationship has become and worries that Logan is too irresponsible for Rory. Taylor spends entire festival budget on a hay bale maze at the annual spring festival. 138136 2003 Gilmore Girls: Hobbit, the Sofa and Digger Stiles, The T DVD -R HQ 4406 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) is shocked to discover that Emily has redecorated her dorm room without permission. Richard announces that he is taking on a new business partner. 138137 2005 Gilmore Girls: House is Not a Home, A T DVD -R HQ 4219 Episode #109. 5-17-2005. Season Finale. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) is features editor and Paris Geller (Liza Weil) takes on the religion beat. Logan Huntzberger, son of newspaper publisher who owns a dozen newspapers, is part of the Yale Daily News staff as well. Lorelai picks Rory up from the police station and takes her home. She eventually tells her mother she wants to drop out of Yale for a while. Lorelai enlists her parents to talk Rory out of this madness, but they end up supporting her. While on the way home, Logan calls Rory and Lorelai orders her not to and she does anyway. Rory explains that the boat theft was not Logan's idea and Lorelai should not blame him. Lorelai goes to Luke and freaks out about what to do and how to act and Luke plays the fatherly type towards Rory while talking to Lorelai. Logan finds out his father upset Rory and says he will have a talk with his father, but Rory begs him not to. Rory decides not to go back to Yale next year. Lorelai is devastated. Mrs. Kim helps Lane and her band gets a tour. The show ends with Lorelai proposing to Luke. 138138 2005 Gilmore Girls: How Many Kropogs to Cape Cod? T DVD -R HQ 4853 Episode #107. 5-3-2005 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) is features editor and Paris Geller (Liza Weil) takes on the religion beat. Logan Huntzberger, son of newspaper publisher who owns a dozen newspapers, is part of the Yale Daily News staff as well. Rory starts her internship at the newspaper where her boyfriend's father Mitchum Huntzberger (Gregg Henry) is managing editor. Richard and Emily invite Logan to dinner, and Lorelai begs to attend. Lorelai meets with an inn investor which could mean travel in her future. Due to low attendance and much to Luke's delight, Taylor decides to close down the museum and sell the house. 138139 2002 Gilmore Girls: I Can't Get Started T DVD -R HQ 2444 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Editor Paris Geller (Liza Weil) of the Franklin at exclusive prep school Chilton gives Rory Gilmore (Lauren Graham), staff writer, a tough time. Student body president elections covered by Rory. On eve of Sookie's wedding, Lorelai and Rory's father spend romantic night together. Rory is so happy to see Jess she greets him with a surprisingly passionate kiss. 138140 2003 Gilmore Girls: I Solemnly Swear T DVD -R HQ 4264 Episode #54. 1-21-2003 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Francie proposes a truce and then immediately lies to Paris that Rory is trying to undermine her, Paris is crushed that her best friend has betrayed her and lashes out at her during their fencing class, leaving Rory ostracized by the rest of the student body. 138141 2007 Gilmore Girls: I'd Rather Be In Philadelphia T DVD -R HQ 7893 Episode. 2-6-2007 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel), her mother Lorelai and her grandmother Emily sit in the hospital waiting room awaiting word on Richard's condition. Logan borrows a helicopter to be by Rory's side. Lorelai is unable to reach Christopher. 138142 2007 Gilmore Girls: I'm a Kayak, Hear Me Roar T DVD -R HQ 8001 Episode. 2-20-2007 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai works up the courage to tell her parents about the breakup of her marriage. Emily institutes a no-alcohol policy at a Friday-night dinner to help Richard recover from his heart attack. 138143 2006 Gilmore Girls: I'm OK, You're OK T DVD -R HQ 5787 Episode. 4-4-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) pays a visit to Lorelai in Stars Hollow. Zack finally asks Mrs. Kim for permission to marry Lane. 138144 2004 Gilmore Girls: In the Clamor and the Clangor T DVD -R HQ 4501 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) finds rumors of her obsession with William humiliating./ Lorelai admits that she does not want Luke to leave Stars Hollow to move in with Nicole. Lane's double life is discovered. 138145 2004 Gilmore Girls: Incredible Sinking Lorelais T DVD -R HQ 8X 4544 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Her professor suggests she drop a class. Lorelai takes out her frustration on Sookie. 138146 2001 Gilmore Girls: Ins & Outs of Inns, The T DVD -R HQ 6215 Episode. 11-20-2001 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). When Lorelai learns that the independence Inn may be sold, she frets that her dream of opening an inn with Sookie may be doomed. 138147 2006 Gilmore Girls: Introducing Lorelai Planetarium T DVD -R HQ 7384 Episode #139. 11-21-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) is invited to dinner by Lorelai to tell her that she and Christopher got married in Paris. Logan invites Rory to his new Internet company's launch party. Frantic Luke turns to Lorelai for help when April faces medical emergency. Photographer (Joe Jeffrey). 138148 2002 Gilmore Girls: It Should've Been Lorelai T DVD -R HQ 6066 Episode. 2-12-2002 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) meets Christopher's new girlfriend who plans to build a close relationship with Rory. 138149 2007 Gilmore Girls: It's Just Like Riding a Bike T DVD -R HQ 8378 Episode #150. 4-24-2007 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) gets a surprising letter that will have an impact on her future plans. Paris gets accepted to numerous law schools and medical schools and decides she must break up with her boyfriend so that won't influence her choice. Lorelai stops into Luke's diner for breakfast for the first time since their breakup but finds they are awkward and uncomfortable together. Later, Lorelai's jeep breaks down and she asks Luke to help her shop for a new car. While they look at cars, Lorelai and Luke's irritation with one another finally explodes into a fight, which Lorelai secretly takes as a good sign. 138150 2005 Gilmore Girls: Jews and Chinese Food T DVD -R HQ 4787 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). When Luke agrees to build sets for the elementary school's production of "Fiddler on the Roof," he knows that Lorelai is the costume designer and hopes that their paths will cross. 138151 2006 Gilmore Girls: Just Like Gwen and Gavin T DVD -R HQ 5289 Episode. 1-17-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Luke is still unable to tell Lorelai about the existence of his 12-year-old daughter, April, and he is thrown into a panic when April wants to hang out with him at the diner. 138152 2003 Gilmore Girls: Keg! Max! T DVD -R HQ 4355 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Critic. Lane's band makes its debut at a big bash, where Jess and Dean's long-standing animosity erupts into a brawl. 138153 2000 Gilmore Girls: Kiss and Tell T DVD -R HQ 4954 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). It hurts Lorelai that Rory does not tell her about her first kiss. 138154 2006 Gilmore Girls: Knit, People, Knit! T DVD -R HQ 7417 Episode. 11-27-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai admits her concern that her old friends may not accept Christopher. Lorelai brings Christopher to the town's knit-a-thon where his well-intentioned gesture ends the event early. 138155 2004 Gilmore Girls: Last Week Fights, This Week Tights T DVD -R HQ 4634 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). All of Stars Hallow turns out for Liz's Renaissance-themed wedding. Jess walks Liz down the aisle. Lorelai and Luke share a romantic dance, after which Luke asks Lorelai out on a date. 138156 2005 Gilmore Girls: Let Me Hear Your Balalaikas Ringing Out T DVD -R HQ 4703 Episode Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). When Rory's former boyfriend Jess show sup at her grandparents' house, she is pleased to hear about new developments in his life and agrees to have dinner with him. 138157 2002 Gilmore Girls: Let the Games Begin T DVD -R HQ 4234. 5427 (Mislabeled as 5527). Sherman-Palladino, Amy Episode. 11-12-2002 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) and Paris discuss Franklin's75th Anniversary issue while Madelina and Louise kiss some guys. Paris breaks them apart and tells them that they have to work on the Franklin on Saturday. They complain, but Paris demands it. Paris: "The seventy-fifth anniversary issue of the Franklin comes out next month and I want it to be amazing." Rory: "I've got some great cover art lined up." Paris: This is the seventy-fifth anniversary issue. There is only going to be one seventy-fifth anniversary issue ever, and it's on our watch. We screw this up and we basically mooned a piece of history." Next day at Chilton, Paris walks in late. She overslept. Rory decides to take a chance and ask Paris if they can move the Saturday Franklin thing to next Saturday. She says yes. Paris is in love with Jamie. Miss Kim gives Rory copy of her pamphlet, "Dancing for the Devil," an illustrated look at effect of dancing on your chances of spending all eternity in hell. 138158 2001 Gilmore Girls: Like Mother, Like Daughter T DVD -R HQ 6195 Episode #227457. 11-13-2001 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Her efforts at socializing land her in the popular clique. Lorelai finds herself matching Emily in a fund-raising fashion show. 138159 2006 Gilmore Girls: Long Morrow, The T DVD -R HQ 8564 Episode. 9-26-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) is given a plane ticket by Logan. Lorelai wakes up in bed with Christopher, then tries to get rid of everything that reminds her of Luke. Luke asks Lorelai to elope. Kirk and Taylor cause an accident that damages Luke's diner. 138160 2003 Gilmore Girls: Lorelai Out of Water T DVD -R HQ 4275 Episode #55. 1-28-2003 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Paris's ratcheting up conflict between her and Rory when she calls for Rory's impeachment by student council is brought to a swift end by the headmaster who threatens to revoke the glowing letters he wrote to Harvard for them. Lane and Rory have hearts-to-hearts about the men in their lives. 138161 2007 Gilmore Girls: Lorelai? Lorelai? T DVD -R HQ 8415 Episode. 5-1-2007 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) is depressed so Lorelai tries to cheer up anxiety-ridden Rory with a day of eating and shopping. Lorelai invites Luke to join her and Arory at a bar for karaoke. 138162 2006 Gilmore Girls: Lorelai's First Cotillion T DVD -R HQ 7569 Episode. 10-10-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai realizes that most of her life has been based on doing the opposite of what her parents want. 138163 2000 Gilmore Girls: Lorelai's First Day at Chilton, The T DVD -R HQ 5997 Sherman-Palladino, Army Episode. 10-12-2000 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Editor-to-be Paris Geller (Liza Weil) of the Franklin at exclusive prep school Chilton. She will do whatever it takes to keep running the school paper. Best student at Chilton. Rory Gilmore, a journalism major, : Maybe I'll be a Journalist and write books or articles about what I see. I just want to be sure that I see…something."" Rory accidentally ruins Geller's homework project when she knocks her over as she tries to open her new locker. She is steamed and about to get a bad grade when Rory takes the blame and offers to help. Geller refuses. Teacher forces Paris to take Rory's offer or get a dreaded incomplete. She begins to feel threatened when Rory starts answering questions that are normally Geller's territory. She is on the border of a breakdown and vows to take revenge on Rory. 138164 2002 Gilmore Girls: Lorelai's Graduation Day T DVD -R HQ 5339 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) arranges for Richard and Emily to pay a surprise visit for Lorelai's graduation from business school, but Rory misses the ceremony when she sneaks off to New York to be with Jess. 138165 2003 Gilmore Girls: Lorelai's' First Day at Yale, The T DVD -R HQ 4399. Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai helps her daughter move into the dormitory at Yale where Rory meets a strange new roommate and encounters an old adversary. 138166 2002 Gilmore Girls: Lost and Found T DVD -R HQ 5287 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Suspicious Lorelai catches Jess in Rory's room and accuses him of stealing a bracelet. 138167 2000 Gilmore Girls: Love and War and Snow T DVD -R HQ 4955 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Snowstorm strands Rory at her grandparents' house. Lorelai spends the night with Rory's teacher. 138168 2001 Gilmore Girls: Love, Daisier, and Troubadours T Palladino, Daniel Episode. 5-10-2001 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Paris vows to make Rory's life miserable, starting with the school paper. Rory wants to be a part of it next year, but Paris is the new editor and guess what? The cool music editor slot has already been assigned to Louise. This leaves Rory out of luck. Could her life get any more miserable? Paris to Rory: "By the way are you still going out for the school paper?" Rory: "You know I am." Paris: "You're going to need a faculty recommendation." Rory: "I think I can swing it." Paris: "And the support of the student editor." Rory: "I'm not worried." Paris: "Worry. I just got the job. Rory: "Oh, Congratulations." Paris: "Thank you. And don't worry, you'll have some role. How's covering the new parking lot landscaping sound? " Rory: "Peachy." Paris" Too bad I already filled the spot for music coverage. You know, record reviewing and such. You'd have been perfect for it. I gave the job to Louise." Rory: "Louise owns two CDs." 138169 2001 Gilmore Girls: Love, Daisies and Troubadours T DVD -R HQ 2248 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) finds out her friend Paris Geller (Liza Weil) is going to apply to be editor of the school newspaper. She wants to be on the newspaper as well. Lorelai's romance with Max deepens. Luke's girlfriend accuses him of being in love with Lorelai. 138170 2004 Gilmore Girls: Luke Can't See Her Face (aka Luke Can See Her Face) T DVD -R HQ 4614. 5734 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Depressed over the failure of his marriage, Luke resorts to a self-help tape and suddenly realizes he already knows who his soul mate is. Luke's sister announces that she is getting married. 138171 2006 Gilmore Girls: Merry Fisticuffs T DVD -R HQ 7752 Episode. 12-5-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Luke and Lorelai share a sweet moment. Christopher worries that Lorelai is not fully committed to their marriage. Luke and Christopher have an ugly confrontation. 138172 2004 Gilmore Girls: Messenger, Nothing More, A T DVD -R HQ 4656 Episode #89. 9-28-2004 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) calls to apologize and to ask her mother to deliver a letter to Dean. Sookie accurately diagnoses Lorelai with a bad case of management burnout and the two friends decide to decompress with a girls' day-out. Emily and Rory come home exhausted from fending off the attentions of randy European men. Michel is wildly unenthusiastic when he's pressed into babysitting for guests whose children taken an inexplicable shine to him. After Lindsay finds Rory's letter, she throws Dean and all his possessions out of the house and her mother has an angry confrontation with Lorelai in the town square. Lane realizes that she's falling for Zack. Rory is saddened when Dean expresses regret for the shift in their relationship and the harm it caused to his wife and their families. 138173 2004 Gilmore Girls: Nag Hammadi Is Where They Found the Gnostic Gospels T DVD -R HQ 8X 4538 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Jess walks away from Rory over and over again.. 138174 2004 Gilmore Girls: Nanny and the Professor, The T DVD -R HQ 3482 Episode. College Journalist Rory (Alex Bledel) is features editor and Paris Geller (Liza Weil) takes on the religion beat. Logan Huntzberger, son of newspaper publisher who owns a dozen newspapers, is part of the Yale Daily News staff as well. Shocked Lorelai learns Jason attended a charity event with someone else. Paris sneaks out to meet Professor Flemming forcing Rory to make excuses for her. 138175 2005 Gilmore Girls: New and Improved Lorelai T DVD -R HQ 4267 Episode #110. 9-13-2005 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Luke says yes to Lorelai's proposal. Rory is in court for her yacht incident but the judge is tougher than expected. 138176 2001 Gilmore Girls: Nick & Nora/Sid & Nancy T DVD -R HQ 2300 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Editor Paris Geller (Liza Weil) of the Franklin at exclusive prep school Chilton doesn't want to co-exit with Rory Gilmore (Lauren Graham) College Journalist Rory (Alex Bledel) is features editor and Paris Geller (Liza Weil) takes on the religion beat. Logan Huntzberger, son of newspaper publisher who owns a dozen newspapers, is part of the Yale Daily News staff as well. 138177 2004 Gilmore Girls: Norman Mailer, I'm Pregnant! T DVD -R HQ 5811. DVD -R 2201 Episode. 10-26-2004 College Newspaper. Rory laments fact she wasted summer and everyone else is doing well on Yale Daily News student newspaper and in journalism. Glen's article picked up by the New York Times. Editor Doyle angry. He edited the piece. Assignment of beats. Rory gets Features beat. Yale Daily Newspaper staff featured. Norman Mailer is interviewed, visitor to Gilmore restaurant and just sits and sips ice tea. Finally kicked out because he won't order food. Logan Huntzberger, son of newspaper publisher who owns a dozen newspapers, is part of the daily newspaper staff. Rory pitches stories to Doyle, wants to do a story on secret club at Yale. Rory spends time doing research in newspaper morgue. Elias Huntzberger, Logan's father, was member of secret society at Yale. Logan calls Rory "Ace." References to image of journalist of 1930s. References to Dear Abby-Ann Landers, Bob Woodward, R.W. Apple of the New York Times. Maureen Dowd. 138178 2002 Gilmore Girls: One's Got Class and the Other One Dyes T DVD -R HQ 5401 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Students bombard Lorelai with questions about being a pregnant teenager on career day. 138179 2003 Gilmore Girls: P.S. I Lo…." T DVD -R HQ 2220 (Media Excerpts Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). New York Times. Grandfather reading newspaper shares it with Rory. She takes the Living Arts section. 138180 2001 Gilmore Girls: Paris is Burning T DVD -R HQ 4978 Weiss, Joan Binder Episode. 1-11-2001 Aspiring Journalist Rory to Paris Geller: "You've just spent the past two weeks with all of your family's private problems printed in the newspaper for everyone to read and talk about. I saw how you walked around here! I saw how much you hated it." College Journalist Rory (Alex Bledel) is features editor and Paris Geller (Liza Weil) takes on the religion beat. Logan Huntzberger, son of newspaper publisher who owns a dozen newspapers, is part of the Yale Daily News staff as well. 138181 2006 Gilmore Girls: Partings T DVD -R HQ 6039 Episode. 5-9-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) throws Logan a party on the eve of his London departure. Troubadours overrun Stars Hollow. Emily and Richard play matchmaker for Christopher. 138182 2004 Gilmore Girls: Party's Over, The T DVD -R HQ 2310 Episode. 11-9-2004 College Journalist Rory (Alex Bledel) is features editor and Paris Geller (Liza Weil) takes on the religion beat. Logan Huntzberger, son of newspaper publisher who owns a dozen newspapers, is part of the Yale Daily News staff as well. Rory is touched when Emily and Richard throw a party to introduce her to their Yale alumni friends. When Dean arrives at the party to pick up Rory, it is clear to him that he has no place in her privileged world. Logan shows up at the party and comes to her aid when Dean leaves. Logan tells her he read her Yale Daily News story and he liked it. Grandfather introduces her as a journalist. 138183 2006 Gilmore Girls: Perfect Dress, The T DVD -R HQ 5245 Episode. 1-10-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Luke wanting to get his newly discovered daughter, goes to talk with the girl's mother. Lorelai finds her dress and sets a date but has a feeling that something is about to go wrong. 138184 2000 Gilmore Girls: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 4867 Episode #1. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai Gilmore endeavors to raise her daughter on her own. 138185 2001 Gilmore Girls: Presenting Lorelai Gilmore…. T DVD -R HQ 6186 Episode #227456. 11-6-2001 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) agrees to make a debut at a debutante ball, while Lorelai asks Roy's father to present his daughter at the event. 138186 2005 Gilmore Girls: Prodigal Daughter Returns, The T DVD -R HQ 8X 4777 Episode. 11-15-2005 Reporter Rory (Alexis Bledel) gets a job on a newspaper, makes arrangements to go back to Yale, moves out of her grandparents' house and reconciles with her mother, Lorelai. Steward Wultz (Mark Harelik), editor Stamford Eagle-Gazette. Surprise phone call from Christopher brings up issues of trust between Lorelai and Luke. 138187 2005 Gilmore Girls: Pulp Friction T DVD -R HQ 4755 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). When Rory spies Logan out on the town with another girl, she immediately regrets their agreement to date other people. 138188 2004 Gilmore Girls: Raincoats and Recipes T DVD -R HQ 4668 Episode #87. 4-18-2004 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Momentous changes are in the air as the Dragonfly Inn approaches opening day. Rory and Dean take a major step forward in their relationship to Lorelai's dismay. Emily and Richard admit that they're separated. Kirk decides to let Lulu in on the deep, dark secret of his night terrors. Jason appears at the Inn to plead his case with Lorelai to no avail. Luke answers Lorelai's question about the status of their relationship when he makes it passionately clear to Lorelai that they're dating to which she enthusiastically agrees. 138189 2006 Gilmore Girls: Real Paul Anka, The T DVD -R HQ 6782 Episode. 4-10-2006 College Newspaper Editor Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) lays down the law to Logan on a story. Paris battles deadlines. Rory visits Jess in Philadelphia, where she runs into Luke. Lorelai has a bizarre dream. 138190 2001 Gilmore Girls: Red Light on a Wedding Night T DVD -R HQ 5131. Palladino,Daniel Episode. 10-16-2001 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Max Medina is on a paper hunt. Rory: "Max likes his three papers in the morning. The Hartford Chron, the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal." Luke: "Three papers." Lorelai: "He likes to be well informed." Luke: "Yeah, well, reading three papers all reporting the same news is a terrific use of trees." 138191 2004 Gilmore Girls: Reigning Lorelai, The T DVD -R HQ 5672 Episode Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Sudden loss of his mother undoes Richard. Emily finds an old letter to her husband from her mother-in-law. Lorelai takes over the funeral arrangements. 138192 2002 Gilmore Girls: Richard in Stars Hollow T DVD -R HQ 2346. DVD -R HQ 5246. Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Editor Paris Geller (Liza Weil) of the Franklin at exclusive prep school Chilton gives Rory Gilmore (Lauren Graham), staff writer, a tough time. Paris worries about winning journalism contest and drives the staff crazy. Lorelai's retired father visits and drives her and Rory crazy criticizing all aspects of their lives. 138193 2001 Gilmore Girls: Road Trip to Harvard, The T DVD -R HQ 5137. Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) gets a glimpse of college life as mother and daughter travel to Harvard University. Lorelai, the wedding called off, confronts a past that could have been. 138194 2000 Gilmore Girls: Rory's Birthday Parties T DVD -R HQ 4937 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) tires to smooth things over at a second birthday party when things blow up at the first one. 138195 2000 Gilmore Girls: Rory's Dance (Part One) T DVD -R HQ 4973 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) asks Dean to a formal dance at Chilton. 138196 2001 Gilmore Girls: Run Away, Little Boy T DVD -R HQ 6224 Episode. 11-27-2001 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) and Tristan are cast as Romeo and Juliet in the school play and a jealous Dean monitors the rehearsals. 138197 2001 Gilmore Girls: Sadie, Sadie…. T DVD -R HQ 5118 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) fights with her grandfather over Richard's disapproval of Dean. Lorelai accepts Max's wedding proposal. 138198 2007 Gilmore Girls: Santa's Secret Stuff T DVD -R HQ 7794 Episode. 1-23-2007 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) returns from London and Lorelai and Christopher celebrate the holidays with her. Luke asks Lorelai to write a recommendation letter for his custody battle. 138199 2004 Gilmore Girls: Say Goodbye to Daisy Miller T DVD -R HQ 4676. Episode #88. 9-21-2004 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Things are still testy between Lorelai and Rory, and Rory's refusal to discuss the Dean situation causes Lorelai anguish. Emily announces that she and Richard have separated. Sookie is ecstatic when Kirk tells her that Luke and Lorelai kissed. Rory's attempt to meet Dean and discuss what happened leads to a lot of action, but non talk. Dean provokes an argument with Lindsay after leaving Rory's house. Emily decides to go to Europe and invites Rory to accompany her. Lorelai and Luke are tentative with each other the day after until they are able to reassure each other that they're on the right path. Luke heads off to Maine for a week to help Liz and T.J. with their Ren Faire booth. Rory decides that she needs a break from both Dean and her mother and decides to take her grandmother up on her invitation to go to Europe. 138200 2003 Gilmore Girls: Say Goodnight, Gracie T DVD -R HQ 4356 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Critic. Golden opportunity arises for Lorelai and Sookie to buy another inn. Jess' long-lost father shows up in Stars Hollow and introduces himself to his son. 138201 2005 Gilmore Girls: Say Something T DVD -R HQ 4785 Episode #101. 2-15-2005 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). After the disastrous scene at the wedding Lorelai begs Luke not to give up on their relationship, and his decision to be alone leaves her devastated. Photographer (Liam Kyle Sullivan). 138202 2004 Gilmore Girls: Scene in a Mall T DVD -R HQ 4536 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) and Lorelai are shocked at Emily's shopping spree. Rory and Jason. 138203 2002 Gilmore Girls: Secrets and Loans T DVD -R HQ 5214 (Mislabeled as 5213). Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) 138204 2005 Gilmore Girls: So…Good Talk T DVD -R HQ 5928 Episode. 3-1-2005 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Upon returning from their second honeymoon, Richard and Emily attend the customary Friday night dinner, but an angry Lorelai refuses to see or speak with Emily. 138205 2006 Gilmore Girls: Super Cool Party People T DVD -R HQ 6351 Episode. 4-25-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Luke gives April a birthday party at the diner, a stunt with the Life and Death Brigade seriously injures Logan. 138206 2003 Gilmore Girls: Swan Song T DVD -R HQ 4304 Episode Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai and her new boyfriend spend a weekend in New York. Jess refuses to explain his black eye when he show sup for dinner with Rory and her grandmother. 138207 2002 Gilmore Girls: Take the Deviled Eggs T DVD -R HQ 5409 Episode. 11-5-2002 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) goes to Sherry's baby shower in Boston and is dragged into the festivities against her will. 138208 2003 Gilmore Girls: Tale of Poes and Fire, A T DVD -R HQ 4332 Episode Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai must find rooms for guests at Independence Inn when a fire breaks out during a meeting of the Edgar Allan Poe Society. 138209 2002 Gilmore Girls: Teach Me Tonight T DVD -R HQ 5313 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) is in a car crash and end sup in the hospital. Lorelai lashes out at Luke for putting the girl in danger. 138210 2003 Gilmore Girls: Ted Koppel's Big Night Out T DVD -R HQ 4479 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) is shocked to see Paris and a distinguished professor kissing. Richard and Emily invite Lorelai and Rory to their fancy tailgate party at the Harvard-Yale game. 138211 2001 Gilmore Girls: That Damn Donna Reed T DVD -R HQ 5028 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Quarrels with her boyfriend over housewifery. Lorelai enlists Luke to help find a missing chick. 138212 2003 Gilmore Girls: That'll Do Pig T DVD -R HQ 4258 Episode #53. 1-14-2003 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) declares war on Francie after she pulls a runaround on Paris with the Student Council. Paris finds herself in love after spending Christmas vacation with Jamie's family. After Rory and Dean bump into each other a few times, they decide to be friends again. Jess initially declines Rory's offer to attend the Stars Hollow High Winter Carnival, but changes his mind after they run into Dean and his sister. 138213 2002 Gilmore Girls: There's the Rub T DVD -R HQ 5297 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai and Emily spend a weekend at a health spa. Unwelcome visitors spoil Rory's plans for an evening alone. 138214 2002 Gilmore Girls: They Shoot Gilmores, Don't They? T DVD -R HQ 4221 Sherman-Palladino, Amy Episode. 11-12-2002 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Paris and Rory discuss Franklin's75th Anniversary issue while Madelina and Louise kiss some guys. Paris breaks them apart and tells them that they have to work on the Franklin on Saturday. They complain, but Paris demands it. Paris: "The seventy-fifth anniversary issue of the Franklin comes out next month and I want it to be amazing." Rory: "I've got some great cover art lined up." Paris: This is the seventy-fifth anniversary issue. There is only going to be one seventy-fifth anniversary issue ever, and it's on our watch. We screw this up and we basically mooned a piece of history." Next day at Chilton, Paris walks in late. She overslept. Rory decides to take a chance and ask Paris if they can move the Saturday Franklin thing to next Saturday. She says yes. Paris is in love with Jamie. Miss Kim gives Rory copy of her pamphlet, "Dancing for the Devil," an illustrated look at effect of dancing on your chances of spending all eternity in hell. 138215 2001 Gilmore Girls: Third Lorelai, The T DVD -R HQ 5086 Episode Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Richard's visiting mother offers Lorelai a trust fund for Rory's education. 138216 2003 Gilmore Girls: Those Are Strings, Pinocchio T DVD -R HQ 4377 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) vmakes a moving valedictory speech on graduation day. Rory discovers Lorelai is making a huge sacrifice to pay her tuition. Richard and Emily present their granddaughter with a lavish gift. 138217 2002 Gilmore Girls: Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days T DVD -R HQ 5354 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) returns from an internship in Washington to deal with conflict over Dean and Jess. Lorelai questions here future when she learns that Christopher's girlfriend is pregnant. 138218 2004 Gilmore Girls: Tick, Tick, Tick Boom T DVD -R HQ 4592 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) Jason's father, Floyd, exposes Jason and Lorelai's secret relationship and brings a lawsuit against Jason and Richard for taking his clients. 138219 2005 Gilmore Girls: To Live and Let Diorama T DVD -R HQ 4845 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). When Stars Hollow's oldest resident dies and leaves his house to the town, Luke volunteers to help turn the house into a temporary museum. 138220 2007 Gilmore Girls: To Whom It May Concern T DVD -R HQ 7861 Episode. 1-30-2007 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) makes amends with Lucy, with Paris' help. Rory's grandfather has a heart attack while lecturing to her class. Lorelai forces Jackson to tell her the reason for Sookie's odd behavior. Luke and Anna attend a hearing to decide their custody battle. 138221 2005 Gilmore Girls: Twenty-One Is The Loneliest Number T DVD -R HQ 4582 Episode. 10-25-2005 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Paris named editor of Yale newspaper following in the footsteps of her boyfriend, the former editor. Rory looks upset. As Roy's 21st birthday approaches, both Lorelai and Rory are saddened by the fact that their ongoing estrangement will keep them from spending the day as they planned. 138222 2005 Gilmore Girls: UnGraduate, The T DVD -R HQ 4357 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Excited about catering the wedding, Sookie pressures Lorelai to set a date, but Lorelai won't commit. 138223 2006 Gilmore Girls: Vineyard Valentine, A T DVD -R HQ 5484 Episode. 2-14-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) and Logan invite Luke and Lorelai to spend a weekend with them at Logan's family house on Martha's Vineyard 138224 2004 Gilmore Girls: We Got Us a Pippi Virgin T DVD -R HQ 8X 4684 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai and Luke double-date with RORY AND Dean. 138225 2005 Gilmore Girls: We've Got Magic To Do T DVD -R HQ 4476. Episode. 10-11-2005 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Richard confronts Logan's father and Emily argues with Logan's mother during the big DAR bash thrown in Emily's honor. 138226 2005 Gilmore Girls: Wedding Bell Blues T DVD -R HQ 4899 Episode. 11-30-2005 Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). After Richard and Emily renew their vows, Lorelai, Luke and Christopher find Rory and Logan together. 138227 2005 Gilmore Girls: Welcome to the Doll House T DVD -R HQ 8X 4543 Episode. 10-18-2005 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Richard tries to get information from Logan about Rory's future plans. But Logan thinks that Richard is asking when the two of them plan to marry. 138228 2007 Gilmore Girls: Will You Be My Lorelai Gilmore? T DVD -R HQ 8043 Episode. 2-27-2007 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) gets a long-awaited call from The New York Times offering her an informational interview. Logan admits his business disaster to Rory. Luke discovers that Liz and T.J. are trying to sell his boat. 138229 2005 Gilmore Girls: Women of Questionable Morals T DVD -R HQ 4756 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel). Christopher goes to Yale in hopes of mending his relationship with Rory, but she rebuffs his attempt at reconciliation. College Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) is features editor and Paris Geller (Liza Weil) takes on the religion beat. Logan Huntzberger, son of newspaper publisher who owns a dozen newspapers, is part of the Yale Daily News staff as well. 138230 2004 Gilmore Girls: Written in the Stars T DVD -R HQ 8X 4679 Episode. Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel). Lorelai is offended that no one appears to care about her relationship with Luke until it becomes the topic of a heated town meeting discussion. 138231 2004 Gilmore Girls: You Jump, I Jump, Jack T DVD -R HQ 2260. Episode. 11-2-2004 College Journalist Rory (Alexis Bledel) is features editor and Paris Geller (Liza Weil) takes on the religion beat. Logan Huntzberger, son of newspaper publisher who owns a dozen newspapers, is part of the Yale Daily News staff as well. Logan brings Rory to an event staged by his secret society where she finds herself participating in a thrilling and dangerous stunt. She is doing an investigative story on the secret society. 138232 2006 Gilmore Girls: You've Been Gilmored T DVD -R HQ 6709. Episode. 2-6-2006 Aspiring Journalist Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) writes for Yale's Daily News. Emily tells Lorelai that she would like to get to know her future son-in-law better and asks her to invite Luke over for dinner. 138233 1982 Gimme a Break: Centerfold, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episode News Media 138234 1982 Gimme a Break: Class of '84 T Episode News Media 138235 1982 Gimme a Break: Nell Goes to Jail T Episode. 10-2-1982 News Media 138236 1982 Gimme a Break: Robbery, The T Episode #18. 3-25-1982 News Media. Cameraman (Jeffrey Wheat). 138237 1982 Gimme a Break: Sam Faces Death T Episode #28. 12-4-1982 News Media. Channel 6 News Anchor (Madison Mason). 138238 1998 Gin Lane N Brady, James Broadcast Legend "Cowboy in the Morning" Leicester Dil. 138239 1985 Ging chaat goo si MF TV Interviewer (Money Lo) 138240 1919 Ginger M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 138241 1986 Ginger e Fred MF Journalist (Elisabeetta Flumeri). Journalist (Barbara Scopps). 138242 1954 Gingerbread Man N Parker, Richard News Media 138243 1998 Gingerbread Man, The M TV Field Reporter (Alice Stewart). Television Field Reporter (George Lyndel Brannen). Television Field Reporter (David Jordan). Television Field Reporter (Mike Manhattan). Television Field Reporter (Gregory F. Pallone). Television Field Reporter (Vanessa Young) 138244 2006 Gingerbreed M Newscaster (Heidi Azaro). 138245 1996 Gini Hunter: Danger Zones NM Beauman, Sally #2 Gini Hunter Mystery Journalists Gini Hunter and Rowland McGuire get more than they bargained for when they investigate a mysterious couturier and her very protective business partner. The editor of a London tabloid Nicholas Jenkins calls Hunter his top reporter. Rumors of an illegitimate child, incest and drug abuse turn out to be the tip of the iceberg as the two reporters close in on the truth, their own lives become nearly as tortured as those they are investigating. Add to the mix a psychopath on a mission, a missing school girl, a drug overdose, multiple murders and lots of sex. 138246 1994 Gini Hunter: Lovers and Liars NM OWN - H (Two Copies) - P Beauman, Sally #1 Gini Hunter Mystery Reporter Gini Hunter, daughter of a famous Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, and Photojournalist Pascal Lamartine are The two former lovers are reunited to investigate the explosive private life of a very famous political couple. In 1982, American schoolgirl Gini Hunter was drawn into a brief, passionate affair with French photojournalist Pascal Lamartine while visiting her father in war-torn Beirut. Twelve years later, the estranged lovers are reunited on a London News story. Hunter, Lamartine, an imbibing gossip columnist and an Oxford-educated ex-commando receive four mysterious, identically wrapped packages sent to New York, Paris, Venice and London, the day before the two ex-lovers are assigned the story of a lifetime. They are assigned to penetrate and expose the perfect façade of the charming Kennedy-esque U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain. The threatening package contents foretell the deceit, betrayal and dark desires to come as they unmask the ambassador. They find links to the ambassador's ignominious actions in Vietnam and are drawn into resulting tangle of deceit and revenge that culminates in graphic violence. The editor of a London tabloid Nicholas Jenkins calls Hunter his top reporter. 138247 1947 Ginrei no hate MF Reporter (Kenzo Asada) 138248 1927 Ginsberg the Great M Coldewey, Anthony (Story-Scenario) AFI-Reporters/Publicity - Ness Book - PR Reporter Hawkins (Jack Santoro) makes a small town boy into a hero. The boy goes to the city to become a Broadway magician. After doing various odd jobs he ends up capturing a gang of crooks. He returns to his hometown thinking he is a failure. Vaudeville performer whose jewels were recovered through the boy's efforts, shows up with the newspaper clippings of the boy's heroism and offers him a contract. 138249 2000 Gintberg Show Off MTF Miniseries Reporter (Mick Ogendahl), hip-hop reporter 138250 1958 Ginza no sabaku MF Japan Newspapermen (Masaru Kamiyama, Takashi Koshiba). 138251 1975 Gioconda esta triste, La MF News Media. 1st Journalist (Rafael Vaquero). 138252 1968 Giorni di sangue MF Reporter (Gary Hudson-Gianni Garko). 138253 1987 Giorno prima, Il MF News Media. Journalist #1 (Emilia Cecchi). Journalist #2 (Carlotta De Furlani). Journalist #3 (Gianfranco Stoppani). 138254 2001 Girafot MF Interviewer (Yael Dan) 138255 1996 Girl 6 M News Media. TV Newscaster Jim (Jim Jensen). Newscaster Carol (Carol Jenkins). Reporter Nita (Rolonda Watts). 138256 1903 Girl Among the Anarchists, A N Meredith, Isabel (Agnew, Mary) Editor. Young woman edited an anarchist journal. 138257 1913 Girl and the Grafter, The M Short Newspaper Staff. The Girl Reporter (Mignon Anderson). The Editor (Harry Benham). 138258 1918 Girl and the Judge, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 138259 1966 Girl and the Legend, The M AFI-Authors Writer 138260 1915 Girl and the Reporter, The M Ness Book Cub Reporter on The Daily News fails to get an interview with a society woman, so he and an older reporter collaborate on a scheme by which the older reporter will "save" her from the cub reporter's pestering. Cub passes himself off as a settlement worker. But his cover is blown when he uses his office card to write down an address. Gets the woman to agree to an interview when he offers a convalescing boy a job in the newspaper office. Later saves the heroine from a sinister Asian. 138261 1957 Girl Can't Help It, The M VHS 400 PR Press Agent Tom Miller (Tom Ewell), heavy-drinking press agent. Crook says he's not famous enough to even get mentioned in the scandal sheets. Newsboy. 138262 1943 Girl Crazy M DVD -R HQ 3508, 3507. SVD 1148 Newspaper Publisher's Son (Mickey Rooney). Radio Newscast. School may be closing. Cameraman (Roger Moore). Radio Men (William Bishop, James Warren, Fred Beckner, Jr.) Song: "But Not For Me." Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax." Beatric Fairfax, don't you dare ever tell me he will care I'm certain It's the final curtain I never want to hear from any cheerful Pollyannas Who tell you fate supplies a mate It's all bananas." Song sung by Judy Garland 138263 2007 Girl Cut in Two, A (aka Fille coupee en deux, La) M Local TV Weathergirl Gabrielle Aurore Deneige (Ludivine Sagnier) is caught between a womanizing older novelist and a nouveau riche playboy used to getting his own way. 138264 1938 Girl Downstairs, The M Photographer (Otto Hoffman) 138265 2002 Girl Fever (aka 100 Women) M News Producer (Suyun Kim). TV Journalist Tanya (Chene Lawson) has a pager that doubles as her vibrator, which causes her to have an orgasm when someone calls her while she's doing her stand-up during a live TV report. Next time she appears, she mentions getting fired. 138266 1935 Girl From 10th Avenue, The M DVD -R HQ 6013, 6014 Reporter (Jack Hatfield) 138267 1927 Girl From Gay Paree, The M Clark, Violet (Story-Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter-Feature Writer Kenneth Ward (Malcolm McGregor) for the New York Star is sent to interview a star of the Folies-Bergere. He falls for her and plays her up in several columns. Meanwhile a destitute woman agrees to impersonate the star. After a series of complications in which she thinks she has killed the real star's lover,. The reporter and the destitute woman are united. 138268 1949 Girl From Jones Beach, The M DVD -R HQ 4903, 4904. SVDSP 1546 PR. Reagan Publicist Chuck Donovan (Eddie Bracken). Pathe Newsreel Narrator (Andre Baruch). News Vendor (Lennie Bremen or Drewen). Newsreel parody. Artist. Newspapers. Headlines. 138269 1934 Girl From Missouri, The M DVD -R HQ 5961, 5962. SVD 1417 News Media. Reporters and Photographers. Reporter (Shirley McDonald). Reporter (Jack Norton). Photographer (Fuzzy Knight). Photographer (Frank Marlowe). Photographer (Charles Williams). 138270 1974 Girl From Petrovka, The M DVD -R HQ 5792, 5793. VHS 472 Feifer, George (Book). Alan Scott, Chris Bryant (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Joe (Hal Holbrook) in Moscow for the Chicago Herald falls for Russian woman who has no papers. Woman doesn't leave country when she has chance because she falls in love with journalist. Arrested and taken away despite Joe's objections. She is given five years in a labor camp and Correspondent plans to quit paper and return to the States to write a book about her. Joe's apartment doubles as office and plays a typical war-weary correspondent who once wrote a Pulitzer Prize-winning book. Book on trade union movement in American south. Seems indifferent now in his work. Correspondent complains about fabrications he is told by Russian government but woman defends Soviets. "Our journalists write about those things, all the crummy things about our own government. Or else how the hell would you know about it? I'm here to report the truth." "Your truth! The uglier the better. You're digging up all the dirt you can about us." New York Times, 8/23/74: "As a reporter must, he wears a belted trench coat -- which also seems like a symbol of the constriction of the role." American Reporter (Harry Towb). Kremlin Press Official (Richard Marner). 138271 1972 Girl From Petrovka, The N Feifer, George American Reporter Joe, who is dutiful and skeptical has his life changed by a free-spirited Russian girl and the improbable love they shared. 138272 1939 Girl From Rio, The M Press 138273 1937 Girl From Scotland Yard, The M Dawson, Coningsby (Story). Doris Anderson, Dore Schary (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Derrick Holt (Robert Baldwin) is sent to England to cover a coronation. Correspondent. Arrested in intrigue, escapes, disguises self as a musician to hide in the orchestra at a charity party. Overcomes fear of flying to get the villain. 138274 1911 Girl From Spain, The N Smith, Elizabeth Thomasina Journalism. Spanish girl in English rectory with scenes of journalistic life. 138275 1966 Girl Getters, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 138276 2004 Girl Gone Wild NR Rock, Joanne Harlequin Blaze Journalist Hugh Duncan can sniff out international intrigue, but finding a juicy scoop in a Miami singles club right under his nose? Could a voluptuous chef, singing a siren song while icing a Kama Sutra cream puff, be his next big story or is she just a luscious piece of fluff? And if the kitchen contessa insists on giving out free samples, well, there’s an offer no gentleman should refuse. Giselle Cesare has a history of stirring up trouble and not just on her stove. Even so, the minute a handsome reporter wanders into Club Paradise, she knows she’s struck gold. By the time their first date draws to a close, Giselle has hit on the secret to spontaneous combustion. Unfortunately if Hugh persists in digging up her past, more than her sexplicit deserts will be exposed. 138277 1963 Girl Hunters, The M DVD -R HQ 1791, 1792 Spillane, Mickey (Novel). Spillane, Roy Rowland, Robert Fellows (Screenplay) AFI-Columnists. Ness Book New York Columnist Hy Gardner plays himself in Mike Hammer mystery. Mickey Spillane also helped by old reporter Bayliss Henry (James Dyrenforth) who used to work for the Telegraph and gives detective information on murdered undercover agent. Columnist Hy Gardner as himself. 138278 1933 Girl in 419, The M Furthman, Jules (Story). P.J. Wolfson, Allen Rivkin and Manuel Seff (Screenplay). Wolfson and Rivkin (Adaptation). Ness Book Reporter Slug (Johnny Hines) is given a scoop on a gangland killing and tries to protect his source. Discovers clues at the scene of the crime not found by police. 138279 1919 Girl in Bohemia, A M AFI-Novelists/Poets Writer. Publisher McMain (Winter Hall). 138280 1920 Girl in Number 29, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 138281 1995 Girl in the Cadillac M Newscaster (Robert White Cox) 138282 2005 Girl in the Café, The MT DVD -R HQ 5285, 5286. Journalist (Simon Wilson). CNBC Newscaster (Louisa Bojesen). G8 Reporter (Max Bollinger). 138283 1929 Girl in the Glass Cage, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter 138284 1956 Girl in the Picture, The M SVD 663. VHS 859 UK Only Newspaper Editor (Stuart Saunders). 138285 1954 Girl in the Red Velvet Swing, The M SVD 1037 Press. The Stanford White-Harry K. Thaw-Evelyn Nesbit love triangle. 138286 1952 Girl in White, The M Barringer, Emily Dunning (Book). Philip Stevenson Reporter (Wilson Wood). First female doctor in New York City comes up against prejudice from her male counterparts who feel threatened by her skills. 138287 1933 Girl Missing M City Editor (Harrison Greene). 138288 1957 Girl Most Likely, The M Photographer (Nacho Galindo) 138289 1963 Girl Named Tamiko, A M Kirkbride, Ronald (Novel). Edward Anhalt (Screenplay) AFI-Photographers. Ness Book Russo-Chinese Photojournalist Ivan Kalin (Laurence Harvey) in Tokyo is cynical, displaced journalist whose professional ambitions take precedence over his personal happiness. His parents were killed by Japanese. Calls himself a man without a country. Journalist wants to be American citizen and says he will do whatever it takes to get out of Japan. While trying to sell photographs to U.S. Embassy, meets receptionist. Decides to play receptionist to get passport to United States. Kalin takes up with librarian at Foreign Press Club. She knows artist who was victim of assassination attempt. Kalin hopes to photograph him now that he is controversial. Contacts former freelance newspaperman now working for travel magazine for help. Artist refuses to be photographed telling him assassination attempt took place because killer able to identify him from old newspaper picture. Kalin secretly shoots pictures. When they are printed, librarian accuses Kalin of being dishonorable. Gets passport. Decides cannot leave without librarian and returns to her. 138290 1953 Girl Next Door, The M Comic-Strip Artist Bill Carter (Dan Dailey) has devoted himself to his strip raising his 10-year-old son since the death of his wife. He bases strip on everyday happenings of he and his son and is proud of keeping it scrupulously honest. Then he meet a stage and night club star who buys the home next door and everything changes. The son writes a letter to Carter's syndicate pointing out the new comic isn't honest. 138291 2004 Girl Next Door, The M TV Talk Show Host (Michael Villani). School Photographer (Dan Klass). Responsible Media Minion (Chris Leone). 138292 1949 Girl Not Wanted SS GPL Craven, Margaret In "Home Front, The: Collected Stories by Margaret Craven." Reporter-Narrator. Allison Hunt, publisher's niece. Brett, city editor. Sally Blake starts as a relief girl on the switchboard, ends up covering story. 138293 1934 Girl O' My Dreams M Waggner, George (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Editor Spec Early (Sterlng Holloway) of the campus paper, The Rawley Razz. Musical Comedy. Rigs results of the "Joe Senior" contest so arrogant star athlete loses out to hulking sob. Provides final summation in film on the sorting out of the relationship. 138294 1936 Girl of the Ozarks M Ness Book Reporter Tom Bolton (Leif Erikson) tries to help a troubled child by offering to take custody of her. Finally adopts the child. Variety, 8/12/36: "There is no explanation why a hillbilly tank town of four huts and a one-room schoolhouse should have a newspaper or an editor in it." 138295 1948 Girl of the Week DT Host Sarah Palfrey Cookie 138296 1961 Girl on a Roof M Reporter (Barry Jackson) 138297 1936 Girl on the Front Page, The M Chanslor, Roy and Marjorie (Story). Austin Parker, Albert R. Perkins, Alice D.G. Miller (Screenplay) Reporter Joan Langford (Gloria Stuart), heiress to a powerful newspaper gets a job on The New York Chronicle, under assumed name, helps the editor Hank Gilman (Edmund Lowe) break up racket. Mack, a Reporter (Nolan Leary). Steve, a Reporter (Archie Robbins). Reporters (Jack Egan, Desmond Gallagher, Jack Gardner, Ted Thompson). Telegraph Editor (Frank Holliday). Makeup Editor (Larry McGrath). Press Room Foreman (Lee Prather). 138298 1974 Girl on the Late Late Show, The MT News Media 138299 1953 Girl on the Run M Worth, Cedric (Story-Screenplay) AFI-Reporters/Editors - Ness Book Reporter Bill Martin (Richard Coogan) accused of murdering his Managing Editor (George Marsh). Reporter's secretary Janet (Rosemary Pettit) helps him investigates political boss who they suspect committed the crime. She takes a job at a carnival connected to the vice racket. Dwarf who owns carnival turns secretary over to political boss in order to protect a female coworker who knows too much. Dwarf is shot but is able to inform reporter that the murdered editor was the political boss' crime partner. 138300 1946 Girl on the Spot The M Blake, George, Jack Hartfield (Story). Dorcas Cochran, Jerry Warner (Screenplay) Ness Book Crime Photographer Rick (Jess Barker) who suspects singer of murder. Singer arrives for audition just after nightclub owner shot. Killer poses as dead owner and although her singing moves him to tears, he is obviously not in position to offer her a job. Singer leaves angrily and forgets her sheet music. When photographer finds it, he believes she is the killer and tracks her to restaurant run by her father, who also heads up an out of work comic opera company. Troupe stages performance to trap opera-loving killer. Killer and cohorts attend presentation disguised as women, but are stopped before they can silence the singer. Editor (Joseph Crehan). 138301 1971 Girl on the Volkswagen Floor, The NM Clark, William A. Reporter decides to cover mysterious murder in an Ohio town. He works directly with police to solve the mystery. 138302 1937 Girl Overboard M Rodger, Sarah Elizabeth (Story). Tristram Tupper (Screenplay) Reporter Joe Gray (Hobart Cavanaugh) tries to get a story on a model accused of killing her boss. 138303 2004 Girl Play M Photographer (Lanre Idewu). 138304 1919 Girl Problem, The M AFI-Authors Writer 138305 2005 Girl Reporter SS Harrell, Stephanie. Included in White, Ellen Emerson, Who Can Save Us Now? Brand-New Superheroes and Their Amazing (Short) Stories,”Owen King (Editor) and John McNally (Editor). Also included in “One Story, Issue #60, July 30, 2005 Investigative Reporter swept off her feet by the image-conscious and not-very mysterious masked meathead who swoops in and sweeps the tough girl reporter off her feet. A Superman-like hero. Lois Lane-like reporter offers a first-person narration. Brand-New superheroes equipped for the threats and challenges of the 21st century -- with a few supervillains thrown in for good measure. “I, myself, oblivious to personal safety, was snooping around the power plant’s observation chamber, looking for the scoop on flawed disaster fail-safes. Suddenly the klaxon started to sound. Blast doors slammed. As the room I was standing in slid into a defensive doomed shape, it wrenched me off my footing, leaving me to grasp and dangle from an inverted railing...he heard my screams from miles away. Let me assure you, here and now, I did not scream, at least not till much later in our sordid little tale...instead I muttered my last ritual rank-breath gutter curses at all villains, sports editors and ex-boyfriends. It was then that he barreled through the blast doors like a heat-seeking missile.” “I imagined a news graphic of the satellite’s trajectory. A grim-faced commentator in too much make-up standing in front of a graphic screen, mouthing the experts’ dire predictions. An adrenaline junkie field reporter, voice hoarse, hair tousled, filming footage of people streaming toward underground safety. And emergency shelter locations scrolling across the screen....” “That night, back in the city, as I tried to write a groundbreaking expose on how a caped mystery man had saved the city from certain destruction, I couldn’t concentrate. Safe in the busy newsroom, it suddenly flooded over me with radioactive heat that his crushing embrace had saved my life. I opened up a new file on my computer and I named ‘Mystery Man’ and started typing. I approached my new article from the human angle, what it felt like to have gravity’s pull against my legs, my chest bound to his, breast to pectoral, by one thick, muscled arm in the small of my back. “Girl Reporter Saved by Caped Mystery Man” ran on the front page right below the news that the city had been spared when he flyballed the satellite into the drink.” “Wracked with insomnia, I took the long way home from work that night, pacing the streets in my black boots and trench coat. ... I scanned the sky but there was no one, nothing but the grisly skewered cityscape, and the tension of expectation. The bloated moon above me, the stars hidden by an orange night sky, offered nothing in my search for the scoop.” “This is what he was really like. Can’t you see how in a moment of weakness any self-respecting, investigative reporter with an Honorable Mention for the Pulitzer Prize could feel compelled to forsake her ethics and give him a makeover?” “Each time I reported it straight. Just the facts. “Caped Mystery Man leaves Crime Boss Dangling, City Hanging.” Skipping the part that came after, of course, “Girl Reporter Gets Good Banging” would not have been good for my reputation, not when a gal wants to be more than just runner-up for the Pulitzer. I wasn’t going to help him. A couple nights of thrills aren’t enough to take a dynamo career like mine and risk meltdown. I mean, I was a hard-hitter. My exposZs made a fucking difference.” “It’s true he got me out of a few “scrapes.” Though a glamorous profession, mine is also a dangerous one. There was the time I ducked into an oil mogul’s private jet in order to research his shady dealings with freeway expansion lobbyists and was thrown out of it. While the plane was in midair, that is. But I reiterate, though I may have plummeted through the air, spitting curses at several recalcitrant landlords and wayward stepfathers on the way to what I thought would be certain smashing death, I never “erupted into shrieks and screams for help.” Contrary to what he claims only once did I scream for him. That would come much later, though. So yes, he would save me. And then he’d round up the “bad guys” who “did his little girl wrong.” And yes, as my own search for the scoop started to affect the news, I became fond of the power that gave me to change the world, every reporter’s secret dream.” It was under my influence that he started to tackle more noble endeavors. Remember how he wiped out the child prostitution rings around the military bases? How he was there to protect ethnic minorities from municipal crackdowns? The drought, alleviated with iceberg transports. (Whose idea, you might ask?) I even pointed out to him that brunettes and redheads deserved equal protection as blondes. Can't you see how easy it was to compromise myself? I no longer merely reported the news. I helped make it. “ “But don't think my attraction to him was some power trip. It wasn't just about influencing world events and making the world a better place. Let's face it. When you're doing it with a guy who can fly, your options for sexcapades aren't limited to the bed, and maybe, just a little bit, I was falling for him. “”So here's the truth, about him as well as myself: I'm not proud to say it, but I am partially responsible for the biggest media-image scam in American history. I helped to create the lie. It wasn't long after that he started to give statements, the cheesy lines about Justice you're all so familiar with, and make references to his alien birth. It was the beginning of his glory days, his catapult to mythic status. Sure enough, everyone bought into his hero story and loved him for it. He even got rid of the white patent leather boots, for that subtle, two-toned look. I should add here, that I had nothing to do with the name you all now know him by. He came up with that one himself, as you can tell by the sheer arrogance and cheesiness of the moniker.” “My one consolation is that I refused to interview him. People with far less talent and credentials than I, had the dubious honor of cashing in on this headline spinning scoop. The Pulitzer that year would go to someone else.” “He no longer came to my bed, and he no longer consulted me on which fascist coups he needed to interfere with, or which smuggling blockade to dismantle. He had "Justice" to guide him. By far the worst indignity is that he continued to save me. Case in point: the incident at the border where I posed as a patrol officer, trying to infiltrate a casino-girl smuggling ring and was tossed off a cliff. I remember standing on the edge of an ancient rockface, still wearing a beige border patrol uniform, my ankles and wrists bound with duct tape, my captors smoking cigarettes behind me, my derringer tucked helplessly inside my pants. The nighttime sky was smoky with the Milky Way. I struggled against the duct tape, trying not to reel from the immensity of the drop before me, of the sky above me, littered with falling stars.” “My captors pushed me off. As I fell down that sheer cliff, I'll tell you who I cursed. My last ritual rank-breath gutter curses were at him. For being able to change the world, for being able to fly, and for eluding me, despite all my efforts to get to the truth about him. You think I wanted him to save me? You think I wanted to feel the breath-pounding security of his thick embrace? When you're defying the forces of the universe, shaking your fist, daring the ground to meet you head on, you think you want someone to hold your hand? Proving in a gust of wind, the clutching forearm in your back, that you're as feeble and helpless as you've always suspected you were? If I wanted proof of my powerlessness, I would have stuck it out with a string of stepfathers back home. It was a truth I had long since defied and forgotten, and here was my reminder, wearing spandex and a cape, saving my life, yet again. He flew me to my basement apartment and dropped me off on the outside step. "There we go," he said. He set me down on the cement and immediately triggered the apartment building's motion detector lights. There in the glare I realized, he was getting the act down better. He was more sure of himself, and now with his forearms folded across his chest he no longer looked like someone who was trying to keep his hands from wandering into a gal's lingerie. He looked strong, and sure, confident about his identity.” “That night, while lying alone in washed-white sheets in my basement apartment, to the sound of my screen saver clicking from one astronomical chart to another, I saw the truth like a vision. Despite that one near-miss at the Pulitzer, my own powers were merely mundane, a gut-churning stew of talent, conviction, insight and ego that couldn't change a made-up mind, let alone the world. Alone in my bed, I lamented. What I could have done with his strength! I knew exactly which crimes I'd solve, which social movements I'd back, which death squads I'd dismantle, which dictators I'd have a little ionospheric chat with, which bedrooms I'd haunt. I wrenched the sheets in my fists, hot angry tears in my eyes, as I declared to the dark, that if I was the one who could fly I would never ever wear blue spandex.” “Sure, I still stare up at the nighttime sky above San Angelo, but I no longer look for him. Sometimes when I see a conglomeration of stars that seem to have no shape of their own, I borrow a couple, imagine them as my own constellation, one I call "Girl Reporter." If you connect the dots you'll see the outline of an unflinching heroine, the kind of gal who can accept the truth, the fact that she can fall. It stretches across the black velvet cityscape sky and can be used to navigate, by those whose boots are stuck to planet Earth.” 138306 2005 Girl Reporter SS Harrell, Stephanie Who Can Save Us Now? Brand-New Superheroes and Their Amazing (Short) Stories. Editors Owen King, John McNally. Illustrator Chris Burnham. Published in One Story, Issue #60, June 30, 2005. Reporter, who resembles Lois Lane, reveals the origins of a Superman-like hero with a first-person narration. The image-conscious and not-very-mysterious masked meathead swoops in and sweeps the tough girl reporter off her feet. “Even though it's sexy, sure, to be plucked from danger and flown to strong-armed safety, wouldn't a Girl Reporter resent the guy who saves her? Wouldn't she wish that she was the one with the super powers? I think the voice of the story came from that question.” “Comic book stereotypes are put on their heads. The superhero has a gambling problem and a terrible haircut, and the damsel in distress doesn't want to be saved.” 138307 1998 Girl Reporter D Good, Howard Female Journalists. Howard Good uses Torchy Blane, the hero of nine Warner Brothers films from the 1930s, as the centerpiece of this important cultural study of Hollywood's infatuation with the female reporter. Good argues that, despite illusions of equality between male and female reporters on film, many portrayals of female reporters in fact reinforce traditional gender roles. Good draws on a variety of cultural materials to deploy his argument. Not only does he include close readings of many important films from the 1930s through the 1990s, but he also presents theater posters, press books, legal documents, comic strips, fan magazines, and film reviews. Other sisters of the female reporter movie role that the book investigates include characters played by Joan Crawford and Katharine Hepburn, as well as recent portrayals of women reporters in popular films such as "The Paper", "I Love Trouble", and "To Die For". This book does not just stop its investigation at the portrayal of women as reporters in movies. Good concludes with a crucial comparison of the female reporter on screen and her counterpart in the real world. He raises disturbing questions about ethics, conduct, and gender relations in journalism that Hollywood films have not yet been able to resolve satisfactorily. Written boldly, Howard Good provides a fresh and exciting look at a classic Hollywood role that supports the possibility that Torchy Blane, and other female film reporters and their real-world counterparts, are the grittiest girls around. 138308 2000 Girl Reporter Blows Lid Off Town NJ OWN - H Ellerbee, Linda Get Real #1 Reporter for the school newspaper Casey Smith, 11-year-old intrepid journalist 138309 2001 Girl Reporter Bytes Back! NJ Ellerbee, Linda Get Real #8 Reporter for the school newspaper Casey Smith, 11 years old 138310 2001 Girl Reporter Gets the Skinny! NJ Ellerbee, Linda Get Real #7 Reporter for the school newspaper Casey Smith, 11-year-old intrepid journalist 138311 2000 Girl Reporter Rocks Polls! NJ Ellerbee, Linda Get Real #6 Reporter for the school newspaper Casey Smith, 11-year-old intrepid journalist 138312 2000 Girl Reporter Sinks School! NJ OWN - H Ellerbee, Linda Get Real #2 Reporter for the school newspaper Casey Smith, 11-year-old intrepid journalist 138313 2000 Girl Reporter Snags Crush NJ Ellerbee, Linda Get Real #4 Reporter for the school newspaper Casey Smith, 11-year-old intrepid journalist 138314 2000 Girl Reporter Stuck in Jam! NJ OWN - H Ellerbee, Linda Get Real #3 Advice Columnist Megan O'Connor, reporter for "Real News." Started a new advice column, JAM (Just Ask Megan). Casey Smith, girl reporter. 138315 1910 Girl Reporter, The M Ness Book Reporters in love on The Daily Wave. Fiancée takes job as secretary and exposes corruption after husband is framed. 138316 1913 Girl Reporter, The M Ness Book Girl Reporter (Pearl White) mistakes a thief for the mayor she has been sent to interview. 138317 1892 Girl Reporter, The N MLPL Millard, F. Bailey In "Pretty Bandit, A." City Editor Fenslow was The Late Mr. Johnson's city editor and concerned about "that singular anomaly, the lady journalist." Gertrude Savage Savage was "nothing mannish," "though it's deuced rare among girl reporters." She quits at the end of the short story because of the way she is treated. 138318 1930 Girl Reporter, The NJ USC Claudy, Carl H. Sob Sister. Woman writer of sentimental stories. Sob sister. Pat Prentiss, millionaire's daughter, loses her fortune and must support herself as a reporter on the Times-Star. 138319 2000 Girl Reporter: Ghoul Reporter Digs Up Zombies NJ Ellerbee, Linda Get Real #5 Reporter Casey Smith, girl reporter and urban-legend debunker. Works with Toni Velez, Real News's photographer 138320 1912 Girl Reporter's Big Scoop, The M Ness Book Reporter Hazel Neason (The Girl Reporter). disguises herself as a maid to get a photo of an heiress about to marry a count. Ends up getting a scoop on a plot by the count and the chauffeur to steal the wedding gifts. 138321 1917 Girl Reporter's Scoop, The M Ness Book Reporters Irene Hunt ("The Girl Reporter") and E.P. Evers are tracking a robber who turns out to the a man Hunt met while on vacation. She convinces him she is also a thief and joins the gang, enabling her to thwart their next robbery. 138322 1924 Girl Shy M Newsboy (Mickey Daniels) 138323 2009 Girl Stays in the Picture N Cruz, Melissa de la Paparazzi. Devon, one name only, please, is the latest and jail-bait-est pop star to hit number one on the Billboard chart, and se’s making her big-screen debut in Juicy. But after her stint in rehab, the student isn’t so sure she’s their girl anymore. Liva has lost weight and gained the attitude in the Hollywood party scene. Her dad’s an Oscar-winning producer and with a hot Beverly Hills boyfriend on her arm as well as her photos all over the pages of Gosizzle.com, Livia looks as if she has a perfect life. But looks can be deceiving. Fresh-faced Casey is toiling as an underappreciated personal assistant to her hometown best friend, Summer. The four girls convent in Saint-Tropez for the summertime shoot of a biopic about imaginary 1970s showbiz casualty Juicy Joslyn. The four girls navigate the tricky business of being themselves, not what the paparazzi expect of them. 138324 1962 Girl Talk DT Series. 1962-1970. Syndicated Hosts Virginia Graham (1962-1969, Betsy Palmer (1969-1970). 138325 2001 Girl Thing, A MT Miniseries TV Newsman (Terry Barclay) 138326 2008 Girl v. Boy NJ Collins, Yvonne and Sandy Rideout School Columnist Luisa Perez who goes to Chicago’s Dunfield High School is 16-year-old sophomore and she’s not looking to win any awards for school spirit. In fact, she and her friends make it a point to avoid all activities considered “extracurricular.” So when her English teacher volunteers her to be an anonymous columnist for the school paper, Luisa’s first impulse is to run. But, unlike her high-school dropout sister, Luisa does want to go to college -- it may be her only ticket out of a life spent working at the cowboy-themed diner where she waitresses part time -- and it would be nice to have something on her applications. Her first assignment is to cover her high school’s latest fundraiser, which pits the girls against the boys. Luisa will cover the events from the female POV, while another anonymous writer provides the male perspective -- or, at least, that’s how it begins. The two columnists soon find themselves engaged in an epic battle of the sexes -- a battle that Luisa is determined to win. Just who does this guy think he is, encouraging his peers to act like Neanderthals with their girlfriends? And why can’t Luis shake the very sinking feeling that her new unidentified nemesis might also be her new boyfriend? 138327 1974 Girl Who Came Gift-Wrapped, The T Publisher. Wealthy and jaded magazine publisher gets Karen Valentine as birthday gift (Michael Green is played by Richard Long) 138328 1991 Girl Who Came Late, The M Polo Commentator (James R.G. Bell). 138329 1955 Girl Who Died, The NM Hopkins, Kenneth Press 138330 1953 Girl Who Had Everything, The M DVD -R HQ 1810, 1808 News Media. Newsman (Wilson Wood). Radio Newscaster Elmer Peterson (Himself). Reporters. TV Coverage of Senate organized crime hearings. Media. 138331 1941 Girl Who Knew Too Much, The SS OWN - P Barr, Randolph Spicy, April 1941. In “The Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps,” edited by Otto Penzler, pp. 881-888. Newspaper Reporter of the Courier. Woman: “Will you keep out of this? Haven’t you seen enough? Do you want to be laid out on a slab beside the other man back in the alley?” Man: “I caught her arm. ‘I’m a newspaperman, sister. Give!’” Her eyes widened. “You’d better not print anything you’ve seen tonight! Russo’s mob doesn’t like reporters.....” “What are you going to do?” “My job, baby.” I brushed her arm off and dialed the Courier. I talked to the desk briefly, then turned back to the girl. “That’s that,” I said. “Tomorrow the paper will carry a short paragraph saying that a gangster named Dick Tobin was killed near the Little Albania. By the way, you haven’t old me your name.” 138332 2009 Girl Who Played With Fire, The N Larsson, Steig. Translator Reg Keeland Journalist and Publisher Mikael Blomkvist of the magazine Millennium has decided to publish a story exposing an extensive sex trafficking operation between Eastern Europe and Sweden, implicating well-known and highly placed members of Swedish society, business and government. On the eve of publication, the two reporters responsible for the story are brutally murdered. But perhaps more shocking for Blomkvist: the fingerprints found on the murder weapon belong to Lisbeth Salander. Now, as Blomkvist—alone in his belief in her innocence—plunges into his own investigation of the slayings, Salander is drawn into a murderous hunt in which she is the prey, and which compels her to revisit her dark past in an effort to settle with it once and for all. The electrifying follow-up to the phenomenal best seller The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo ("An intelligent, ingeniously plotted, utterly engrossing thriller" –The Washington Post), and this time it is Lisbeth Salander, the troubled, wise-beyond-her-years genius hacker, who is the focus and fierce heart of the story. Editor Erika Berger, editor of Blomkivist’s magazine “Millenium.” She is an adulterous, sexually promiscuous female journalist. 138333 1979 Girl Who Saved the World, The MT Cliffhanger series-derived Photographer (Susan Anton) investigates her brother's mysterious death 138334 1937 Girl Who Wanted Experience, The N OWN - H Shippey, Lee Newspaper figures in this novel of gossip in Los Angeles 138335 1964 Girl With Green Eyes M AFI-Authors Writer 138336 1937 Girl With Ideas, A M VHS 5221 Rankin, William (Story -- "Mightier Than the Sword"). Bruce Manning, Robert T. Shannon (Screenplay Reporters "Mickey" McGuire (Walter Pidgeon) and Frank Barnes (Kent Taylor) rivals over a woman. Reporter (Jack Gardner). Reporter (Arthur Yeoman). Variety, 11/3/37: "It's another yarn about newspaper reporters and city editors whose antics and methods will make the McCoy journalists squirm in their seats. Not that it matters, because it is fast moving and highly entertaining…." "…Someday all the real reporters, city editors and press men will band together and give their version of how a film is made and even up the score." 138337 1973 Girl With Something Extra, The T Series 9-14-1973 to 5-24-1974 Magazine. All the Nude That's Fit to Print: John is asked to do a nude centerfold for a woman's magazine 138338 2005 Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The N Larsson, Stieg (translated by Steven T. Murray and Reg Keeland) Journalist Mikael Blomkvist (Michael Nyqvist) is a crusading reporter recently at the wrong end of a libel case. He is hired by the octogenarian uncle to get to the bottom of his niece’s disappearance 40 years ago, the young scion of one of the wealthiest families in Sweden. The uncle wants to know the truth about what he believes was her murder. A 24-year-old pierced, tattooed genius hacker possessed of the hard-earned wisdom of someone twice her age -- and a terrifying capacity for ruthlessness -- assists the journalist with the investigation. The unlikely team discovers a vein of nearly unfathomable iniquity running through the family, an astonishing corruption at the highest echelon of Swedish industrialism -- and a surprising connection between themselves. Editor Erika Berger, editor of Blomkivist’s magazine “Millenium.” She is an adulterous, sexually promiscuous female journalist. Professional hacker Lisabeth Salander (Noomi Rapace) is pierced, inked, punked out and as skinny as a street kid. Lisbeth is hideously raped and her tormenter is punished with sadistic acts of violence. Weather-beaten investigative journalist Mikael Blomkvist treats Lisbeth nicely. Together they work to expose the evil in one rich, rotten family. 138339 2010 Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The M Larsson, Stieg (translated by Steven T. Murray and Reg Keeland) Based on Larsson’s novel Journalist Mikael Blomkvist is a crusading reporter recently at the wrong end of a libel case. He is hired by the octogenarian uncle to get to the bottom of his niece’s disappearance 40 years ago, the young scion of one of the wealthiest families in Sweden. The uncle wants to know the truth about what he believes was her murder. A 24-year-old pierced, tattooed genius hacker possessed of the hard-earned wisdom of someone twice her age -- and a terrifying capacity for ruthlessness -- assists the journalist with the investigation. The unlikely team discovers a vein of nearly unfathomable iniquity running through the family, an astonishing corruption at the highest echelon of Swedish industrialism -- and a surprising connection between themselves. Editor Erika Berger, editor of Blomkivist’s magazine “Millenium.” She is an adulterous, sexually promiscuous female journalist. 138340 1962 Girl with the Golden Eyes, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 138341 1995 Girl with the Hungry Eyes, The M Art Critic (Adrian Jacobs) I don't know what we'll do when he passes on. 138342 1965 Girl with the Magic Box, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 138343 1812 Girl Without Hands, The SS Grimm, Jakob and Wilhelm. Edgar Taylor (Translation) Messenger: "Then she gave birth to a fine boy. So the old mother made haste to write and announce the joyful news to him. But the messenger rested by a brook on the way, and as he was fatigued by the great distance, he fell asleep." "Then came the Devil, who was always seeking to injure the good Queen, and exchanged the letter for another, in which was written that the Queen had brought a monster into the world." "When the King read the letter he was shocked and much troubled, but he wrote in answer that they were to take great care of the Queen and nurse her well until his arrival." "The messenger went back with the letter, but rested at the same place and again fell asleep. Then came the Devil once more, and put a different letter in his pocket, in which it was written that they were to put the Queen and her child to death." 138344 1915 Girl, a Guard and a Garrett, A M Cup Reporter Billie (John Sheehan). 138345 1941 Girl, a Guy, and a Gob, A M Photographer (Hal K. Dawson). 138346 1999 Girl, Interrupted M DVD -R HQ 10191, 10192, 10193 NBC Newsman (Chet Huntley-Himself). 138347 1956 Girl, The SS MLPL Smith, G. In "Winter's Tales." Newspaperman Tony Kerrison, tries every job possible and finally ends up on a newspaper. and thrived in his new profession. "For he could drink and write and yarn with the best of them." Worked for popular paper in New York "and his weekly dispatches were the only thing worth buying it for." 138348 1986 Girl, The M UK-Sweden. Ness Reporter Lindberg (Frank Brennan) investigates attorney having affair with young girl. Reporter gets murdered. Editor 1 (Gunnar Ernblad). Editor 2 (Timothy Earle). 138349 2007 Girlflesh Institute, The N Arden, Adriana Adult. Reporter Vanessa Buckingham works for the Daily Globe. Editor Enwright of the Daily Globe. Probing the lowest levels of the outwardly respectable London headquarters of Shiller plc, she stumbles into a hidden world of 21st century slavery. When she realizes she cannot leave, she cries out, “I’m a reporter for the Daily Globe. My paper knows I’m here...so if you don’t let me go right now all hell’ll break loose. Vanessa is turned into a living puppet by Shiller’s enigmatic director and forced to record every detail of the slave girls’ lives, from intimate psychological testing at the mysterious Fellgrish Institute, through strict training and ultimate submission to the clients who hire them. In the process, Vanessa must confront both her own true nature and a terrible dilemma: can there be such a thing as a willing slave? She she expose Shiller’s activities as immoral, or let herself become another commodity in its girlflesh trade? Mistress Editor Zara of “a sick little magazine.” Buckingham becomes a Slave Reporter. Meanwhile for the next month you’re going to be a reporter for our house magazine. Actually two magazines, the public and the private.... I think you’re going to make a perfect slave-reporter....Girlflesh News. “Are you an honest reporter? she asked. Vanessa was caught off-guard.”What?” “It’s a simple enough question. Do you do your job fairly and without prejudice.’” “So, you’re a reporter who loses her nerve and runs away with only half a story....” “On the way down in the lift, Vanessa thought she’d better stop feeling sorry for herself and behave like a proper reporter.... As both a sister slave and reporter of their personal story, she had become a confidante and minor celebrity in their eyes, which made her feel uneasy... Vanessa snapped off several pictures to capture the atmosphere and then began jotting notes. But how could she describe such a bizarre scene?...the basic facts and gut impressions down first, and put them into context later. As Vanessa knelt before her the next morning, Zara raised a quizzical eyebrow at the new white fedora perched on her head. Tucked into its black silk band was a folded car marked ‘PRESS.’ ‘Well let’s hold the front page,’ she drawled. ‘Who do you think you are: Hildy Johnson?’ Obviously she had recognized the allusion to the classic film comedy drama bout journalists. 138350 1998 Girlfriend in a Coma NM Coupland, Douglas News Media 138351 2002 Girlfriends T VHS 1311 PR Publicist edges Joan out of the picture when she goes to a premiere dating a popular actor. Publicity worries that news of actor having a girlfriend will hurt his image 138352 1978 Girlfriends M Photo Editor (Russell Horton) 138353 2006 Girlfriends: "The It Girl" Sitcom (aka The It Girl). T DVD -R HQ 5426 Episode Reporter (Wayne Brady). Joan worries that the reason she landed on the cover of a trendy magazine is because she slept with the reporter. 138354 2000 Girlfriends: Everything Fishy Ain't Fish T Episode #7. 11-6-2000 Reporter (Robert Cesario). 138355 2006 Girlfriends: It's Raining Men T Episode #131. 4-24-2006 Photographer (Mark Hames). 138356 2003 Girls Behaving Badly T DVD -R HQ 4084 College Newspaper. Playmate pulls a prank on a college newspaper. 138357 1937 Girls Can Play M DeMond, Albert (Story). Cub Reporter Jimmy Jones (Charles Quigley) for a Hollywood papers covers a woman's softball team. Racketeer owns the team and reporter is attacked. Captures the killer. 138358 1986 Girls Forever Brave and True… N OWN - P Rivers, Caryl Journalist Peg Morrison, a Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington journalist, no longer tries to be just like the men: "If I try to be macho, flaunting my nonexistent balls, I'm a bitch and a castrating woman. I can't get into the old boy network, but God forbid if I bat my eyelashes to get lunch with an undersecretary. They say I made it on my back.. "If I admit I actually feel something about a story, I'm an overemotional broad. How do I win?" 138359 2006 Girls Gone Psycho M Reporter (Anika Knudsen) 138360 1994 Girls in Prison MT Newscaster (Richard Saxton). 138361 1983 Girls in the Newsroom, The N OWN - P Margolies-Mezvionsky, Marjorie TV News. Three women vie for anchor spot on network news in New York: Maureen (a Washington pro too good at hiding the emptiness that success had brought her), Cindy (in danger of losing the love of a lifetime) and Veronica Veronica (proud, black and beautiful with a brilliant future and a past that wouldn't go away) 138362 1969 Girls in the Saddle M AFI-Motion Picture Scriptwriters News Media. Scriptwriter. 138363 1997 Girls in Uniform M Playboy Adult Reporter (Adrian Tridel). Photographer (Robin Lee Moore) 138364 2006 Girls Most Likely N Williams, Sheila African-American Susan “Su” Penn rises to fame from the ashes of a ravaged home life amid rumors and bad feelings to be a glamorous network anchorwoman proving that success is the best revenge. But forgiveness is another matter. She is one of four women whose friendships ranged from the fifth grade through their 30th high school reunion. It started in a black Ohio community in the early 1960s. The four women are now professionally successful but still fraught with man trouble and family issues. 138365 2006 Girls Next Door, The: Career Dazed T Episode #17. 8-6-2006 Photographer Albert (Himself). Photographer Robert Reiff (Himself). Reality show following Playboy Magazine publisher/founder Hugh Hefner and his girlfriends. 138366 2006 Girls Next Door, The: Mutiny on the Booty T Episode #19. 8-13-2006 Magazine Publisher Hugh Hefner decides to do a second photo shoot with the girls after the success of their first Playboy pictorial. Chief Playboy Photographer Amy Freytag .West Coast Editor Marilyn Grabowski. Playboy Art Director Tom Staebler (Voice). 138367 2008 Girls Next Door: Go West, Young Girl T DVD -R HQ 10357 Episode. 9-25-2008 Publisher Hugh Hefner of Playboy Magazine and the Playmates. 138368 1995 Girls of Radio: Talk, Rock and Shock M News Producer, Detroit, Michigan (Malissa Champine). 138369 1983 Girls of the White Orchid M News Vendor (Tom Allard). 138370 1986 Girls on Top: Big Snogs T Episode #9. 11-6-1986 TV Reporter (Bill Ritchie). 138371 1986 Girls on Top: Bring Me More Flamingoes T UK. 11-27-1986 Photographer (John Blundell). 138372 1985 Girls on Top: Candy Time T Episode #5. 11-20-1985 Reporter (Martin Allen). Reporter (Joanna Maude). 138373 1940 Girls Under 21 M News Stand Proprietor Eddie (George McKay). 138374 1957 Girls, Les M DVD -R HQ 8087, 8088. L English Photographer (Gilchrist "Gil" Stuart) 138375 1998 Girls' Night M Reporter (Howard Crossley) 138376 2002 Girls' Poker Night N Davis, Jill A. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Ruby Capote moves to New York City to tackle life and relationship hang-ups over stiff drinks and a band of pals. Passing fancy she feels for her editor flares up into a full-blown obsession. After landing a job as a reporter for the New York News, Ruby Capote joins three other women for evenings playing poker and finds herself falling for her intriguing and challenging boss, Michael Hobbs, New York News. 138377 1969 Girls' School Scandal M AFI-Columnists Columnist 138378 1982 Giro City M News Media. Newsreader (Elisabeth Lynne). Photographer (Alun Lewis). Film Editor (Frank Baker). TV10 Cameraman (Graham Berry). TV10 Soundman (Chreis Renty). Film Editor (Frank Baker). Vixion Mixer (Matthew Long). 138379 2006 Giuliani Time DT Journalist Wayne Barrett in a documentary on the former mayor of New York City. 138380 1995 Give a Damn Again M Commentator (Bell Hooks). Commentator (Cornel West-Himself). 138381 1942 Give a Man a Corpse He Can Hide SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, Sept. 1942 Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, advice columnist for the lovelorn, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 138382 1938 Give Me a Sailor M News Media. Reporters (Eddie Borden, Don Brodie, Ned Glass, Franklin Parker, Jerry Storm). Newsreel Director (Eddie Dunn). Messenger Boy (John Henry Allen). 138383 2000 Give Me Your Soul… M Journalist Matt Labash of the Weekly Standard. Interviewer (Paul Cowan). Porn News Website Luke Ford. 138384 1984 Give My Regards to Broad Street M SVD 1029 Journalist (Barbara Bach). 138385 1946 Give Up the Body N Trimble, Louis Press 138386 1962 Given Word, The (Pagador de Promessas, O) M Gomes, Alfredo Dias (Play - "O Pagador de Promessas"). Anselmo Duarte (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Brazil. Released in U.S. in 1964. Ness Book Reporter (Othon Bastos) labels a peasant who vows to distribute his land and carry a wooden cross to another village if his sick donkey recovers, a Communist. Donkey survives and he keeps his end of agreement. Denied access to neighboring church because the promise was made during voodoo ceremony. Refusal to leave attracts attention of community and media. `TV crew arrives to cover the standoff between the peasant and priest. Peasant is killed, placed on the cross and carried into the church. Editor (Irenio Simoes). 138387 1999 Giving It Up M Fashion Photographer Andre (Steven Ogg). 138388 1855 Giving Publicity to Business N USC Adams, John Stowell Town and Country; or, Life at Home and Abroad, Without and Within Us. News Media. Since the invention of printing, handbills, posters and newspapers -- principal channels of communication. 138389 1996 Giving Tongue MT TV Reporter (Otto Jarman). Journalist (Conor Mullen). 138390 1979 Givres, Les MF Interviewer (Jean Bertho - L'interviewer). 138391 1939 Glad dig I din ungdom MF Editor Lorentson (Gosta Cederlund) 138392 1929 Glad Rag Doll M Press Agent (Lee Moran) 138393 1950 Glad Tidings P MLPL Mabley, Edward Index Plays, 1944-1964 Press 138394 1997 Gladiadores TF News Media. 1st Journalist/Satan (Manual Coelho). Photographer (Igor Sampaio). 138395 2005 Gladiator Dies Only Once, The: The Further Investigations of Gordianus the Finer -- Consul's Wife, The SS Saylor, Steven Roma Sub Rosa series of novels set in the late Roman Republic featuring Gordianus the Finder, First Century BCE Gossip Column in Ancient Newspaper. An item in the society section of the Daily Acts, the Roman newspaper, leaves Decimus Brutus convinced he is about to be murdered at the Circus Maximus. This prominent citizen fears that his life is in danger, and that his headstrong wife and her paramour -- a famous charioteer -- are behind the plot. Though the wife in question has been denied contact with her friends, she's able to pass coded messages to the charioteer using the ancient equivalent of a newspaper gossip column. The popular fascinating with sports and athletic heroes, as well as the surprising existence of what, in Rome times, served as a daily newspaper, anchor the story on rock-solid footing. Twist in the tale serves only to show that schemes and hucksterism are nothing new to our modern times. 138396 1986 Gladiator, The MT Reporter (Michael Young). 138397 2003 Gladiatorerne TF Denmark Commentators (Carsten Werge, Lisser Frost-Larsen). Hosts (Jakob Kjeldbjerg, Lotte Thor-Jensen). 138398 1970 Gladiators, The M AFI-Television TV 138399 1992 Gladiators: DT Series 1992-2000. Commentator John Sachs, 1992-2000. Hosts John Fashanu (1992-1996), Ulrika Jonsson (1992-2000), Mike Adamle (1996), Kimberly Joseph (1996), 138400 1996 Gladiators: Battle of the Champions 1995 DT Episode #27. 1-30-1996 Commentator (John Sachs - Voice). Host (John Fashanu - Himself). Commentator (John Sachs - Voice). Host (John Fashanu - Himself). 138401 1993 Gladiators: Battle of the Gladiators: Celebrity Special DT Episode #21. 12-26-1993 Commentator (John Sachs - Voice). Host (John Fashanu - Himself). 138402 2001 Glam M Paparazzi. Fellinesque Paparazzi (Arturo Gil). 138403 2005 Glam to Sham M Reporter (Kit McDee). 138404 1958 Glamorous Hollywood M Interviewer (Ralph Staub) 138405 1934 Glamour M Journalist (May Beatty) 138406 1946 Glass Alibi, The M Lord, Mindret (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Joe Eichner (Douglas Fowley) for The Journal is with a woman whose boyfriend is a gangster who escaped from prison and is staying at the home of a rich woman. He calls her and the reporter immediately phones police. He then shows up at rich woman's house to get an exclusive on the arrest. Reporter discovers rich woman is dying and marries her so he can get her money when she dies. The woman lingers on longer than planned. Reporter concocts a scheme to kill her and provide himself with airtight alibi. Enlists the aid of the woman and books room in a hotel several miles away. Gets his fingerprints on doorknob and other hotel room items. Then returns and shoots his wife. Gangster catches up with girlfriend and kills her. Reporter discovers his wife died in her sleep before he shot her so technically she was not murdered. Charged with girlfriend's murder since his fingerprints are all over the hotel room. Reporter is found guilty. Policeman who had been following him pays the extensive bar tab the reporter had been running up. 138407 1966 Glass Bottom Boat, The M DVD -R HQ 3382, 3383. L PR Public Relations. Jennifer Nelson (Doris Day) gives guided tours at a space research institute. She is accused of being a spy for the Soviet Union 138408 1965 Glass Cage, The M Journalist (Azaria Rapaport). 138409 1983 Glass Highway, The NM Estleman, Loren D. TV Newscaster Sandy Broderick seems to be the type of guy who has it all: good looks, good hair, a deep voice and great ratings. Unfortunately he also has a son who more than not tends to find himself in trouble. 138410 1942 Glass Key, The M L Hammett, Dashiell (Novel). Jonathan Latimer (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Clyde Matthews (Arthur Loft) of The Daily Observer is influential in politics. Reform candidate opposed by paper. The Observer suggests former racketeer murdered candidate's son, puts pressure on district attorney to solve case. Matthews has the racketeer's assistant beaten to try to get dirt on former racketeer. He is under control of a gangster who owns mortgage on the paper and is trying to keep the reform candidate from winning the election. Gangster plans to let the paper go bankrupt after election, and is making a play for the publisher's wife at the publisher's home. The publisher commits suicide. Reform candidate turns out to have murdered own son. Former racketeer jokes he once worked for circulation department of The Observer where his job was to go to newsstands and ask for the paper. If he was given The Post, he slugged the news vendor. Then made same deal with The Post. He started slugging vendors if they gave him The Observer. Reporters (Edmund Cobb, Frank Bruno, Jack Luden, Jack Gardner, Joe McGuinn, Frank Hagney, Del Cambre). 138411 1933 Glass Key, The NM OWN - H Hammett, Dashiell In "Five Complete Novels." Press 138412 1935 Glass Key, The M Hammett, Dashiell (Novel). Kathryn Scola, Kubec Glasmon (Screenplay). Harry Ruskin (Additional Dialogue) First screen version of Dashiell Hammet's mystery Reporter and Editor for The Observer. Press plays an influential if largely unseen role. Reporter (Alfred Delcambre). 138413 1962 Glass of Water, A M AFI-Journalists Journalist 138414 1959 Glass Partitions N Simon, Clare News Media 138415 1994 Glass Shield, The M News Media. Reporter (David Lodge). Reporter (Christine McGraw) 138416 1953 Glass Webb, The M Announcer (John Hiestand). Newspaperman (Donald Kerr) 138417 2004 Glastonbury Calling DT 2004 TV Series Reporter Dougie Anderson 138418 2002 Glatzenschnitt NM Junge, Reinhard Germany TV Journalist 138419 2004 Glazen huis, Het: De waarheid TF Episode #5. 11-12-2004 News Media blames Nora Romein-Westhof for Juliette's suicide. She defends herself on "Smits en Koenen." Journalist 1 (Marco Wisseborn). 138420 2004 Glazen huis, Het: Het debat TF Episode #8. 9-19-2004 Journalist (Jochem Janssen). 138421 2004 Glazen huis, Het: Loyaliteit TF Episode #22. 10-23-2004 Journalist van Zwieten (Mirjam Midderham). Presentator Arend van Gulik (Wilfred Klaver). 138422 2005 Glazen huis, Het: Politiek TF Episode #50. 1-12-2005 Journalist (Jochem Janssen). 138423 2009 Glee: Acafellas T Episode #3. 9-16-2009 Jewish-American Editor Jacob Ben Israel (Josh Sussman) of the school newspaper. Will forms an acapella group and spends more time with them than he does with New Directions after he is asked to perform at the PTA meeting with some surprising additions to his group. Meanwhile, Kurt is under pressure in which life which isn’t helped by Mercedes new found interest in finding a relationship. 138424 2009 Glee: Ballad T DVD -R HQ 11618 Episode #10. 11-18-2009 Jewish-American Editor Jacob Ben Israel (Josh Sussman) of the school newspaper. TV News. WOHN News 8 local newscast segment is “Sue’s Corner” featuring Sue Sylvester, local cheer leading coach. (Neither appear in this episode.) The Glee kids are divided into interesting duos to sing Ballads, but when one member falls sick a trio is formed. Rachel has a drastic change of opinion about Mr. Schuester. 138425 2009 Glee: Hairography T Episode #11. 11-25-2009 Jewish-American Editor Jacob Ben Israel (Josh Sussman) of the school newspaper. TV News. WOHN News 8 local newscast segment is “Sue’s Corner” featuring Sue Sylvester, local cheer leading coach. Kurt helps Rachel in her quest to land Finn by giving her a makeover, but his help comes at a price. Elsewhere, Will does some digging on Sue that leads him to the clubs biggest competition and guest star Eve. 138426 2009 Glee: Mash-Up T DVD -R HQ 11533 Episode #8. 10-21-2009 Jewish-American Editor Jacob Ben Israel (Josh Sussman) of the school newspaper. TV News. WOHN News 8 local newscast segment is “Sue’s Corner” featuring Sue Sylvester, local cheer leading coach. Sue catches the WOHN News 8 Local Male Anchor Rod making out with the Female Anchor Andrea after the news show. She was supposed to go out with the male anchor but tells him he isn’t good for her and walks out of the news set. Things are changing in the social stratosphere at McKinley High when suddenly the popular kids learn how things are on the other side. In Glee club, Will starts using new methods to inspire the kids. 138427 2009 Glee: Mattress T DVD -R HQ 11654 Episode #12. 12-2-2009 Jewish-American Editor Jacob Ben Israel (Josh Sussman) of the school newspaper. TV News. WOHN News 8 local newscast segment is “Sue’s Corner” featuring Sue Sylvester, local cheer leading coach. Rachel’s struggle not to be ignored spreads to the rest of the Glee club when their yearbook photo is threatened by budget cuts. Terri faces more problems in her relationship with Will. Will finds out his wife is faking her pregnancy. 138428 2009 Glee: Pilot T Episode #1. 5-19-2009 Jewish-American Editor Jacob Ben Israel (Josh Sussman) of the school newspaper. Will Schuester is an optimistic high school teacher who tries to reinvent the McKinley High School’s glee club while reinventing himself. He challenges a group of outcasts to realize their true star potential, while facing harsh criticism from everyone in the school. 138429 2009 Glee: Preggers T DVD -R HQ 11428 Episode #4. 9-23-2009 TV News. WOHN News 8 Anchors Rod and Andrea introduce brand new segment for the local newscast, “Sue’s Corner” featuring Sue Sylvester, local cheer leading coach. In the teacher’s lounge, Emma tells the other faculty that Sue Sylvester has a new segment on the local news called “Sue’s Corner.” It’s controversial to say the least, with her first broadcast advocating caning, but it nonetheless makes her a local celebrity. “And that’s how Sue Sees It.” The local station manager, Mr. McClung, expresses his concern to Sue that a lot of cheerleaders are defecting to the Glee club. Since Sue’s segment is all about being a champion, he says she really needs the team to win nationals. Sue continues her schemes to dismantle the glee club. Kurt tries out for the football team just to impress his father. Finn and Quinn’s relationship get a shocking development. Rachel thinks her star is fading when Tina is given a better part during rehearsals, which causes her to leave. Two members of the glee club receive life-altering news. Jewish-American Editor Jacob Ben Israel (Josh Sussman) of the school newspaper. 138430 2009 Glee: Rhodes Not Taken, The T DVD -R HQ 11453 Episode #5. 9-30-2009 Jewish-American Editor Jacob Ben Israel (Josh Sussman) of the school newspaper wants high school musical star to show him her bra for a good review. She refuses. “No one reads the school newspaper.” He tells her, “I’ll post my scathing review online.” He tells her she’ll regret her decision. Ben-Israel is a nerdy blogger kid with a Jewfro who tells Rachel, the woman he desires: “The independent polling company in my Dockers has determined that you’re the hottest girl in this schools. He also refers to a piece on his blog about Rachel’s “rumored lust for Jewfros.” 138431 2009 Glee: Sectionals T DVD -R HQ 11658 Episode #13. 12-9-2009 Jewish-American Editor Jacob Ben Israel (Josh Sussman) of the school newspaper. TV News. WOHN News 8 local newscast segment is “Sue’s Corner” featuring Sue Sylvester, local cheer leading coach. The group wins Sectionals, the glee club faculty advisor is reinstated after he exposes Sue’s corruption (she is suspended), and everyone gets ready for Regionals. 138432 2009 Glee: Showmance T Episode #2. 9-9-2009 Jewish-American Editor Jacob Ben Israel (Josh Sussman) of the school newspaper. Will finds out that he must recruit more people for New Directions in order to show up at Regionals. Then the Glee Club has their first performance in front of the whole school. This leads Quinn to realize that Rachel has feelings for Finn making her go through great lengths to keep her man. Meanwhile, Will’s wife receives more unexpected news: she is really not pregnant. 138433 2009 Glee: Throwdown T DVD -R HQ 11499 Episode #7. 10-14-2009 TV News. WOHN News 8 local newscast segment is “Sue’s Corner” featuring Sue Sylvester, local cheer leading coach. Sue’s new job as Glee co-chair gives her new opportunities to break up the club as she introduces a tough competition to the group. She is also interviewed by reporter for a magazine cover story. Jewish-American Editor Jacob Ben Israel (Josh Sussman) of the school newspaper threatens to blog about Quinn’s pregnancy and asks Rachel for a pair of her panties to keep him quiet. Rachel tells Finn that she did it to protect him, and Quinn, to support the team. Sue tells everyone she knows about Quinn’s pregnancy. She says the news will be all over the blogosphere so everyone else will know soon too. Rachel confronts Jacob and he says that Sue made him do it when she found Rachel’s panties in his locker. Rachel is trying to keep the story of Quinn’s pregnancy out of Jacob Ben Israel’s gossip-mongering blog. In order to appease Jacob, Rachel gives into his gross request, or as he puts it, “I want Rachel Berry panties or the story of Quinn Fabray and the stork goes wide.” Sue finds Rachel’s unmentionables in Jacob’s locker and pushes him to publish his dirt on Quinn. Sue finally decides to resign her co-leadership of Glee Club, but as the announcement is being made, she manages to out Quinn’s secret. 138434 2009 Glee: Vitamin D T Episode #6. 10-7-2009 Jewish-American Editor Jacob Ben Israel (Josh Sussman) of the school newspaper. Will decides to give New Directions some competition between them by having the boys go against the girls. Terri becomes the school nurse to check on Will. 138435 2009 Glee: Wheels T DVD -R HQ 11596 Episode #9. 11-11-2009 Jewish-American Editor Jacob Ben Israel (Josh Sussman) of the school newspaper. TV News. WOHN News 8 local newscast segment is “Sue’s Corner” featuring Sue Sylvester, local cheer leading coach. Will encourages the Glee Club to support Artie and asks each of them to perform in a wheelchair. Kurt and Rachel compete for a big solo. Jacob tries out for the cheerleading team and is dismissed by Sue before he even starts. 138436 1953 Glen or Glenda M Reporter (Conrad Brooks) 138437 1928 Glendon Mystery, The; or, Eddie Parks, the Newsboy Detective SS Ade, George In "Bang! Bang!" Newsboy. 138438 1978 Glendower Legacy, The N OWN - H Gifford, Thomas News Media. Polly Bishop with huge eyes and rakish cheekbones suggest Audrey Hepburn 138439 2006 Glenn Beck T Series 2006- Radio Host Glenn Beck (Himself) gives the new with a conservative slant. Commentator (Brian Sack). 138440 2001 Glimpse of Hell, A M TV Reporter #1 (Mauralea Austin). TV Reporter #2 (Art Cohen). Print Reporter #1 (Lex Gigeroff). 138441 2001 Glimpse of Paradise NR Linz, Cathie TV Journalist Logan McCallister was everything psychologist Marnie Lathrope despised -- a master of media glitz who called her planned shelter for battered women, a band-aid solution. Their scheduled TV debate promised to rival the shoot-out at the OK Corral. Yet within minutes Logan had disarmed her with his own dangerous brand of charm. TV journalism, he insisted, was a noble profession. To prove it, he would do a news series on her project. What could a sensation seeker like Logan possibly understand of her serious concerns? They would never see eye-to-eye on public issues, yet the very private feelings he aroused threatened to overwhelm her. As a professional, she warned her own patients about the perils of love at first sight. So why had she taken Logan’s challenge when she should simply have taken her own advice -- and run. 138442 1909 Glimpse, The: Adventure of the Soul, An NS MLPL Bennet, E. Arnold Reporter Morrice Loring 138443 1923 Glimpses of the Moon, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 138444 1988 Glitch! M Newscaster (Deem Bristow). Coldreader #1 (Lisa Hambley). Coldreader #2 (Roxanna Michaels). 138445 2001 Glitter M News Media. Reporter (Tanya Kim). Publicist Kelly (Ann Magnuson). Photographer (Brian Heighton). Photographer (Matthew Olver). Photographer at Nightclub (Claire Burton). 138446 1981 Glitter Burn NM OWN - P Gould, Heywood Reporter Josh Krales, crime reporter for the New York Event. 138447 1985 Glitter: Covergirl, The T Episode #8. Magazine Reporters Kate Simpson(Morgan Brittany) and Sam Dillon (David Birney) competed on Glitter, an upscale tabloid magazine. Lives of fictional celebrities as seen through the eyes of reporters for Glitter, hottest celebrity magazine on newsstands. 138448 1985 Glitter: Fathers and Children T Episode #11. Magazine Reporters Kate Simpson(Morgan Brittany) and Sam Dillon (David Birney) competed on Glitter, an upscale tabloid magazine. Lives of fictional celebrities as seen through the eyes of reporters for Glitter, hottest celebrity magazine on newsstands. 138449 1984 Glitter: Illusions (aka Harder They Fall, The T Episode #6. 12-25-1984 Magazine Reporters Kate Simpson(Morgan Brittany) and Sam Dillon (David Birney) competed on Glitter, an upscale tabloid magazine. Lives of fictional celebrities as seen through the eyes of reporters for Glitter, hottest celebrity magazine on newsstands. 138450 1984 Glitter: In Tennis, Love Means Nothing T Episode #3. 9-27-1984. Magazine Reporters Kate Simpson(Morgan Brittany) and Sam Dillon (David Birney) competed on Glitter, an upscale tabloid magazine. Lives of fictional celebrities as seen through the eyes of reporters for Glitter, hottest celebrity magazine on newsstands. 138451 1985 Glitter: Matriarch, The T Episode #10. Magazine Reporters Kate Simpson(Morgan Brittany) and Sam Dillon (David Birney) competed on Glitter, an upscale tabloid magazine. Lives of fictional celebrities as seen through the eyes of reporters for Glitter, hottest celebrity magazine on newsstands. 138452 1984 Glitter: Minor Miracle, A T Episode #5. 12-18-1984 Magazine Reporters Kate Simpson(Morgan Brittany) and Sam Dillon (David Birney) competed on Glitter, an upscale tabloid magazine. Lives of fictional celebrities as seen through the eyes of reporters for Glitter, hottest celebrity magazine on newsstands. 138453 1985 Glitter: Nightfall T Episode #9. Magazine Reporters Kate Simpson(Morgan Brittany) and Sam Dillon (David Birney) competed on Glitter, an upscale tabloid magazine. Lives of fictional celebrities as seen through the eyes of reporters for Glitter, hottest celebrity magazine on newsstands. 138454 1984 Glitter: On Your Toes T Episode #4. 12-11-1984. Magazine Reporters Kate Simpson(Morgan Brittany) and Sam Dillon (David Birney) competed on Glitter, an upscale tabloid magazine. Lives of fictional celebrities as seen through the eyes of reporters for Glitter, hottest celebrity magazine on newsstands. 138455 1984 Glitter: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-13-1984. Series 9-13-1984 to 12-17-1985 Magazine Reporters Kate Simpson(Morgan Brittany) and Sam Dillon (David Birney) competed on Glitter, an upscale tabloid magazine. Lives of fictional celebrities as seen through the eyes of reporters for Glitter, hottest celebrity magazine on newsstands. 138456 1985 Glitter: Rock 'n' Roll Heaven T Episode #13. Magazine Reporters Kate Simpson(Morgan Brittany) and Sam Dillon (David Birney) competed on Glitter, an upscale tabloid magazine. Lives of fictional celebrities as seen through the eyes of reporters for Glitter, hottest celebrity magazine on newsstands. 138457 1985 Glitter: Runaway, The T Episode #12. Magazine Reporters Kate Simpson(Morgan Brittany) and Sam Dillon (David Birney) competed on Glitter, an upscale tabloid magazine. Lives of fictional celebrities as seen through the eyes of reporters for Glitter, hottest celebrity magazine on newsstands. 138458 1985 Glitter: Suddenly Innocent T Episode #14. Magazine Reporters Kate Simpson(Morgan Brittany) and Sam Dillon (David Birney) competed on Glitter, an upscale tabloid magazine. Lives of fictional celebrities as seen through the eyes of reporters for Glitter, hottest celebrity magazine on newsstands. 138459 1985 Glitter: Tribute, The T Episode #7. Magazine Reporters Kate Simpson(Morgan Brittany) and Sam Dillon (David Birney) competed on Glitter, an upscale tabloid magazine. Lives of fictional celebrities as seen through the eyes of reporters for Glitter, hottest celebrity magazine on newsstands. 138460 1984 Glitter: Trouble in Paradise T Episode #2. 9-20-1984. Magazine Reporters Kate Simpson(Morgan Brittany) and Sam Dillon (David Birney) competed on Glitter, an upscale tabloid magazine. Lives of fictional celebrities as seen through the eyes of reporters for Glitter, hottest celebrity magazine on newsstands. 138461 1964 Global Affair, A M DVD -R HQ 6514, 6515. DVD -R HQ 1853 (Media Excerpts) TV Newscaster Hugh Downs and this is Today. New York Globe headline. 138462 2009 Global Collusion N Riga, Frank Business Reporter Mina Kent is covering a story that is the biggest find of the century: when a secretive multi-trillion dollar futuristic product is discovered to be overpriced by 2000%, a massive conspiracy with a web of corruption and unchecked power rivals actions by the NSA. Anthony Brina is a Fortune 500 operations executive who is close to the technological breakthrough, and holds the answer to the worldwide controversy surrounding it. His friend, Mina Kent, is an ambitious business reporter covering the story. Anthony finds himself trapped in a fatal ordeal that will expose the conspiracy, and doesn’t know who to trust or who will sell out their loyalty. Amid a crossfire of covert activities and mysterious stalkers, Anthony finds help in Mina, as they work a stealth plan to expose the cover-up when a deadly hit-man goes on a killing spree to stop it. It looks like their plan will be thwarted, and Anthony realizes a distressing truth about a secret of the genetic product. Will the cover-up be exposed and the conspiracy ended, or will the malevolent forces get away with their global swindle and lethal collusion? 138463 2006 Global Conflicts: Palestine G Journalist navigates the streets of a city that resembles Jereusalem seeking out Palestinian and Israeli sources for an assignment. The player is the journalist and at the beginning of the game can choose to be pro-Israeli, pro-Palestinian or neutral. Reporter can cover a story from each perspective. Game has violence including suicide bombings and clashes between military patrols and gunmen. 138464 2002 Global Heresy M News Media. Journalist #1 (Daniel Fathers) 138465 1998 Globalization & Human Rights DT TV Anchor Charlayne Hunter-Gault. 138466 1996 Globos de Ouro DF Portugal - Award Show from 1996- Host Catarina Furtado (1996-), Herman Jose (2001). 138467 1999 Gloomy Sunday -Ein Lied von Liebe un Tod MF News Media. Reporter 1 (Aurel Haito). Reporter II (Gyorgy Kegl). Reporter III (Arpad Hetenyi). Journalist im Café (Istvan Kanizsay). 138468 1980 Gloria M TV Newscaster (William E. Rice). 138469 1999 Gloria M Video Reporter (Don Clark Williams). 138470 1982 Gloria: Malpractice T Episode #7. 11-7-1982 News Cameraman (Jerold Pearson). 138471 2007 Glorious Mail M Musical - Comedy Documentary filmmaker, a Jew from New York, travels to the small town of Sinnaville, Mississippi for a week to shoot his graduate thesis documentary. Jerry the Cameraman (Ash Taylor). The subject is a gay antique dealer and a community theater actor causing local and federal controversy with his gay mailbox. 138472 1984 Glory Boys, The MT Newsreader (Diana Berriman). 138473 1990 Glory Days: Blastin' the Blues Away T Episode #2. 8-1-1990 Journalist Walker Lovejoy (Brad Pitt) was a local football star who failed to make college team so returns home to become newspaper reporter. Editor Sheila Jackson (Beth Broderick). Life after high school for four friends. The struggling journalist and his three friends -- Dave Rotecki who became a cop, Dominic Fopiano the college student and Peter "T-Bone" Triggs, the only one who has no idea what he wants to be. Rutecki takes offense when Lovejoy testifies on behalf of a rap performer whose lyrics condone violence against police. 138474 1990 Glory Days: Precursed T Episode #6. 9-13-1990 Journalist Walker Lovejoy (Brad Pitt) was a local football star who failed to make college team so returns home to become newspaper reporter. Editor Sheila Jackson (Beth Broderick). Life after high school for four friends. The struggling journalist and his three friends -- Dave Rotecki who became a cop, Dominic Fopiano the college student and Peter "T-Bone" Triggs, the only one who has no idea what he wants to be. Robbery-murder at a chemical warehouse makes a good story for Lovejoy, but bad news for Rutecki, who learns his partner may be involved. 138475 1990 Glory Days: Tammy Tell Me True T Episode #5. 9-6-1990 Journalist Walker Lovejoy (Brad Pitt) was a local football star who failed to make college team so returns home to become newspaper reporter. Editor Sheila Jackson (Beth Broderick). Life after high school for four friends. The struggling journalist and his three friends -- Dave Rotecki who became a cop, Dominic Fopiano the college student and Peter "T-Bone" Triggs, the only one who has no idea what he wants to be. City councilman falls under the spell of a beguiling female who likes expensive toys -- and is a minor. Trigg makes a career move. 138476 1990 Glory Days: The Kids Are Allright T SVD 1146, SV 37 Episode #1. 7-25-1990. Series 7-25-1990 to 9-12-1990. Journalist Walker Lovejoy (Brad Pitt) was a local football star who failed to make college team so returns home to become newspaper reporter. Editor Sheila Jackson (Beth Broderick). Life after high school for four friends. The struggling journalist and his three friends -- Dave Rotecki who became a cop, Dominic Fopiano the college student and Peter "T-Bone" Triggs, the only one who has no idea what he wants to be. Rutecki's shooting of an unarmed man is witnessed by his three closest friends including Lovejoy whose account of the incident is rewritten and printed by his new editor. 138477 1990 Glory Days: Trigg's Mistaken Identity Crisis T Episode #4. 8-30-1990 Journalist Walker Lovejoy (Brad Pitt) was a local football star who failed to make college team so returns home to become newspaper reporter. Editor Sheila Jackson (Beth Broderick). Life after high school for four friends. The struggling journalist and his three friends -- Dave Rotecki who became a cop, Dominic Fopiano the college student and Peter "T-Bone" Triggs, the only one who has no idea what he wants to be. Wrong places, wrong time for Trigg, who finds a rape victim after the fact -- and becomes the prime suspect. 138478 1990 Glory Days: Whattya Wanna Do Tonight? T Episode #3. 8-23-1990 Journalist Walker Lovejoy (Brad Pitt) was a local football star who failed to make college team so returns home to become newspaper reporter. Editor Sheila Jackson (Beth Broderick). Life after high school for four friends. The struggling journalist and his three friends -- Dave Rotecki who became a cop, Dominic Fopiano the college student and Peter "T-Bone" Triggs, the only one who has no idea what he wants to be. Reactions from his friends prevent Fopiano from fully enjoying the company of an overweight woman. 138479 2005 Glory Road M News Media. Reporters (Mark Adam, Melissa Caudle, Kenneth Coblentz). Iowa Reporters (Wayne Ferrara, Mark Miller). NCAA Finals Reporters (Doug Barden, Kenny Wilkerson, Stocker Fontelieu, J.B. Gartner). Courtside Reporter/Cameraman (Kevin Lorio). Cameraman/Reporter (Wayne Douglas Morgan). Banquet Reporter (Chris Rose). News Reporters (Louis Dupuy. Terry Alan, Elton LeBlanc). NCAA Finals Anchors (Dave Cohen, Merle Harmon). Seattle Game Anchor (David Born). Awards Reporter (Christopher R. Rose). Sports Reporter (Michael Arata). Airport Reporters (Bernard Hocke, Reagan Browne, Rusty Tennant). NCAA Regionals Anchors (Ralph Strangis, Bob Ortegel). Photographers (Gary Anderson, Jesse Benoit, Don Lincoln, William Burns, Brian Edwards, Chris Kirkland, Eric Schmidt, Trent Smith). Photographer #7 (T.J. Villarrubia, Jr.). In 1966, Texas Western coach Don Haskins led the first all-black starting line-up for a college basketball team to the NCAA national championship. Courtside Radio Repoter (Chuck Halley). 138480 1997 Glory Seekers NR Brandewyne, Rebecca TV Journalist Claire Connelly teams up with a cynical cop when the heiress to the vast Hampton fortune turns up dead. The beautiful broadcast journalist helps to unravel the mystery and expose a dark family secret that could destroy a dynasty. Connelly is known as "the ice queen." She and cop were once lovers when they met while Connelly was doing show on violence that included brutality that took the lives of the cop's wife and son. In spite of their stormy past, they agree to work together. As they get closer to the truth, they fall back into love. 138481 1989 Glory! Glory! MT TV Cameraman (Michael Stevens). 138482 2008 Gloss N Oko, Jennifer TV News Producer-Reporter Annabelle Kapner’s report on the morning TV news on a beauty-industry job-creation plan for refugee women in the Middle East earned her kudos from the viewers, her bosses, even the network suits. But several threatening phone calls and tight-lipped, edgy executives suggest the cosmetics program is covering up more than just uneven skin. It was a harmless human-interest story for breakfast television. Who would have thought it would land the New York producer in jail? All of this intrigue is seriously hampering Annabelle’s romance with handsome, sexy and funny speechwriter Mark Thurber, Washington’s Most Eligible Bachelor. Being with him is just getting Annabelle used to A-list treatment at Manhattan’s hottest nightspots when journalistic idealism earns her a spot on cell block six. It will take more than a few thousand “Free Annabelle” T-shirts to clear her name and win back her beau, especially when she discovers just how high up the scandal reaches -- and how far the players will go to keep their secret. Annabelle Kapner becomes the news she reports when a harmless little human interest about a beauty industry job creation plan for refugee women in the Middle East goes horribly out of control. 138483 2009 Glover’s Mistake N Laird, Nick Blogger David Pinner is a lonely, overweight, 35-year-old English teacher who pseudonymously writes a dyspeptic London culture blog, The Damp Review, where he is “unafraid, hard-boiled, outrageous.” 138484 2002 Glow, The MT Photographer (Rino Noto). 138485 1936 Gluckskinder MF Reporter beim Schnellgericht (Fritz Draeger). Reporter beim Schnellgericht (Carl Merznicht). Editor Manning (Otto Stoeckel) of the Morning Post. 138486 2006 Glue That Binds, The M Short - Comedy Parody Documentary. Interviewer (Mike C. Smith). Narrator (Delonde J. Bell). 138487 2007 Glyanets MF Russia News Media. The Journalist (Mikhail Politsejmako). 138488 2004 Glyn Styler MF Reporter 138489 2004 Glzen huis, Het: Rivalen TF Episode #17. Journalist (Marco Wissseborn). 138490 1993 GMTV DT Series 1993- TV Newsmagazine. Newsreader-Reporters-Presenters Amanda Sergeant (1998-), Anne Davis (1993-2001). Newsreader-Correspondent Sue Saville (1993-1997). Hosts-Presenters Ross Kelly (1993-1998), Fiona Phillips (1997-). Host-Presenters Penny Smith (1993-), Eamonn Holmes (1993-2005), Fearne Cotton (1996-1998), Esther McVey, Jo Sheldon, Anthea Turner. Jamie Rickers (1999-2006), Fiona Armstrong (1992-1994), Lorraine Kelly (1993-), Craig Robert Young (1996-1998). Reporter-Presenter (Martin Frizell). Correspondents Sue Jameson (1993), Jackie Kabler (1998). Reporter Lucy van den Brul (1992). Weather Forecasters Emma Jesson (1992), Tanya James (1997), Andrea McLean (1999). Show Biz and New York Correspondent Helen Morton (1997-1999). Hollywood Reporters Rhonda Shear (1993-1997). Roving Reporter Lesley Joseph. Weather Andrea McLean (1997-). 138491 2000 GMTV DT Series 1993- TV Newsmagazine. Host-Presenters Andrew Castle (2001-), Kate Garraway (2000-), Orui Defoite (2004-), Matt Arnold (2003-), Michael Underwood (2005-), Amy Winward (2003-), Carla Romano (2000-), Steve Richards (2001-), Ben Shephard (2000-). Host-Presenters Emma-Louise Johnson (2002-), Liam Dolan (2003-2005), Jenni Falconer (2000-), Esther McVey, John Stapleton, Claudia Sermbezis, Martin Frizell, Stephen Jardine, Presenters Amanda Redington, Jo Sheldon, Althea Turner, Amy Winward. Presenter The Sunday Programme Steve Richards. Presenter Entertainment Today Michael Underwood. Presenter Kids @GMTV Craig Robert Young. Presenter Entertainment Today Jenni Falconer. Presenter, Weekend News Claudia Sermbezis. Health Expert-Advisors Dr. Hilary Jones, Emma-Louise Johnston, Jackie Kabler, Cordelia Kretzschmar. 138492 2000 GMTV DT UK. Series 1-1-1993- GMTV Newshour (6 a.m. to 7 a.m.). GMTV Today (7 a.m. to 8:35 a.m.), LK Today (8:35 a.m. to 9:25 a.m.). TV Newsmagazine. Reporters Jonathan Coleman (2006), Melanie Chiswell (2000), Richard Gaisford (2000). Correspondents Lara Logan (2000-2002), Jonathan Swain (2001), Matt Arnold (2003-), Cordelia Kretzschmar (2003), Emma-Louise Johnston (2002). Political Correspondents Rachel Ward, Gloria De Piero. Chief Correspondent Alan Fisher. Weather Forecasters Clare Nasir (2000), Sally Mean. Occasional Reporter Philippa Forrester (2001). Hollywood Reporter Jakki Brambles (1999-2005). Shopping Expert Jasmine Birtles (2005). Fashion Expert Caryn Franklin (2002). Outdoor Presenter Keith Chegwin (2003). Consumer Reporter Lynn Faulds Wood (2003). Showbiz Reporter Carla Romano, 2000-2006). Showbiz Expert Rachael Hopper (2004). TV Reviewer Richard Arnold (2002). TV Reviewer Polly Hudson (2003). Music Reporter Emma Boughton (2002). Music Reporter Margherita Taylor (2004). Film Reviewer Mark Eccleston (2002). TV Soap Expert Tina Baker (2006). Fashion Correspondent Lowri Turner. Nutrition Expert Amanda Ursell (2006). Fitness Expert Nicki Waterman (2006). Beauty Expert Kate Shapland (2006). Hollywood Reporter Ross King. Showbiz Reporters Tim Vincent, 138493 1990 Gnome Named Gnorm, A MF Photographer (Peter Schreiner). 138494 1940 Go Ahead, Garrison! N Schechter, A.A. Press 138495 1920 Go and Get It M Fairfax, Marion (Story). Reporter Kirk Connelly (Pat O'Malley) teams up with newspaper owner Helen Allen (Agnes Ayres) who gets a job on the paper using an assumed name to find out what is going on when two villains conspire to take control of her newspaper. Newspaper business manager "Shut the Door" Gordon (J. Barney Sherry) and a rival publisher conspired to wreck Allen's paper so they could take control of it. Connelly's first story mysteriously appears in rival newssheet arousing Allen's suspicions. Connelly and Allen get involve in the case of a doctor who was killed after transplanting brain of gangster into gorilla. Reporter realizes who the gorilla's next victim will be and shoots the monster, then races back to his paper with a star witness. He uses a plane, train and ship to get the story in before the presses roll. Reporter's first story for the paper mysteriously appears in rival sheet arousing Allen's suspicions. Real journalists appear in the film -- Ring Lardner, Irvin S. Cobb, Samuel G. Blythe, Myles Lasker, Arthur Brisbane and Robert Edgren. 138496 2004 Go Big MT Australia News Media. Reporter (John Flower). Reporter #1 (Lindsay Moss). Comsec Reporter (Caroline Egan). 138497 1938 Go Chase Yourself M Reporter (Alan Bruce). Reporter (William Corson). Warren Miles, the Rambling Reporter (Jack Carson). Reporter (Clayton Moore). Reporter in White Suit and Hat (Lynton Brent). 138498 1942 Go Down, Moses N Faulker, William Editor who assists Gavin Stevens to raise funds to bring home the body of a young Negro executed for killing a Chicago policeman 138499 2005 Go for Broke 2 M News Media. C.R.A.P. Reporter (Brian Nolen). 138500 2006 Go For Zucker M Sportscaster. Jaeckie Zucker (Henry Hubchen), born Jakob Zuckerman, grew up in the East, discarded his Jewishness, and became first a sportscaster, then a pool shark, a schemer, an East German screwup. Two squabbling brothers who grew up separated by the Berlin Wall. After his orthodox mother and older brother fled to the West following World War II, Zucker grew up in the East. 138501 1999 Go to Hell M Tabloid Reporter Dario Dare (Todd Anderson), an ex-pro wrestling manager, is now reporting on paranormal activities for the tabloid newspaper, “The National Explainer.” He inadvertently stumbles upon a supernatural plot to assassinate a Vatican cardinal. Dare has his soul stolen by a renegade demon and must find a way to hell in order to steal it back. 138502 2006 Go to Press! G Newspaper. Step inside the world of newspaper editing with Go to Press!, the game that makes learning grammar exciting. Visit the local newsroom, entertainment, weather, business and sports departments and try to correctly edit a card from each room. The person who collects all cards and gets to the boss first wins. Questions focus upon capitalization, grammar, verb tenses, punctuation and spelling. Includes game board, 100 self-checking headline cards, 6 journalist game pieces, 1 die and instruction guide. For 2-6 players, recommended for ages 7 & up. 138503 2005 Go West M Journalist (Jeanne Moreau).In the nineties the Yugoslavia Federation falls apart in bloody wars. 138504 1978 Go West, Young Girl: MT DVD -R HQ 6625, 6626 Journalist Netty Booth (Karen Valentine) from New England goes West to write about her experiences. Files stories to the editor of the New York World "personally and exclusively." Nelly Bly-like journalist. Booth is a naive, foolhardy Eastern reporter wandering the old West in search of Billy the Kid with Billy's sister who rides and shoots like a man. She teams up with a cavalry officer and winds up trying to evade outlaws, gamblers and the law. 138505 1978 Go West, Young Girl: Go West, Young Girl T Episode. 4-27-1978 Journalist Netty Booth (Karen Valentine) from New England goes West to write about her experiences. Files stories to the editor of the New York World "personally and exclusively." Nelly Bly-like journalist. 138506 1978 Go West, Young Girl: Netty Gets Pinkertoned T Episode Journalist Netty Booth (Karen Valentine) from New England goes West to write about her experiences. Files stories to the editor of the New York World "personally and exclusively." Nelly Bly-like journalist. 138507 1978 Go West, Young Girl: Top Gun Bottoms Out T Episode Journalist Netty Booth (Karen Valentine) from New England goes West to write about her experiences. Files stories to the editor of the New York World "personally and exclusively." Nelly Bly-like journalist. 138508 1936 Go West, Young Man M Mae West Reporter (Dick Elliott). Radio News Broadcast. 138509 2000 Go-Con! Japanese Love Culture MF Photographer (Katsunori Takahashi), handsome photographer. 138510 1936 Go-Get-'Em-Haines M VHS 840 Sayre George (Story-Adaptation) Ness Book Reporter Steve Haines (Wm. "Bill" Boyd) for the New York Courier, , assigned to interview a tycoon whose business went bankrupt. Follows him aboard a ship. Investigates a murder. Editor Walter Bernard (Ernest Hilliard). Reporter gets wire telling him real tycoon murdered in New York. Discovers man killed on ship tycoon's twin brother. Killer turns out to be the ship's captain. 138511 1954 Go, Man, Go! M Sportswriter Zack Leader (Edmond Ryan), friend to Abe Saperstein. Sports Announcers (Marty Glickman and Bill Stern) 138512 2003 Go' aften Danmark: TF Denmark. Series 2003- Correspondent Ulla Terkelsen (2003). Hosts Annette Juhler Kjaer (2003), Hans Pilgaard (2003), Meette Weyde (2003), Anna Louise Thranaes Didriksen (2003), Lars Daneskov (2005). Sports Commentator Flemming Toft (2006). Editor-in-Chierf Henrik Qvortrup, Se & Her (2003). Journalist Annelise Bistrup (2005). 138513 1996 Go' morgen Danmark DF Denmark. Series 1996-. Film Critics Niels Frid-Nielsen (1998-2002), Henrik Palle (2002), Henrik Queitsch (2005). Hosts Michael Meyerheim, Ole Stephensen, Cecillie Frokjaer, Anette Kokholm, Nicola Baier, Felicia Jackson, Anton Kjaer, Steen Ankerdal, Nina Klinker Jorgensen, Benedicte Balling. Journalists Anders Jerichow - Politiken (2003), Karen Thisted (2005), Marc-Christoph Wagner (2005). 138514 2005 Goal! M Reporter 1 (Christopher Connel). Reporter 2 (Peter Michael McGowan). Commentator (Rob Lee). 138515 2007 Goal! 2: Living the Dream… M UK Radio Newsreader (Ernesto Leszek). Press Photographer (John Gomez). 138516 2005 Goat Bridge N McNally, T.M. Photojournalist Stephen Brings is a burnt-out American photographer who is reeling from the unexplained disappearance of his son in Rome. He finds an unlikely measure of understanding and acceptance in the war torn Sarajevo of the early 1990s. Brings pointedly is not covering the war in any convention sense. He drifts through the city helping where he can, taking the occasional photograph and forming attachments with locals, diplomats and journalists including German Journalist Elise. He begins a tentative affair with Elise. While other foreigners are in the Balkans to cover the civil war, Brings drifts through the ruined countryside wandering the bombed-out streets, the war-torn landscape mirroring his own inner turmoil. Stephen falls in with a group of journalists. Their attention to this ravaged world, both cynical and sympathetic, draws Stephen further into the heart of the conflict. After a return trip to America fails to heal the rift between Brings and the mother of his son, he returns to Sarajevo and there he undertakes a project to document in images Bosnian people, not war images, but personal portraits of an embattled people. 138517 1925 Goat Getter M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters Newspaper 138518 1918 Goat, The M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 138519 1997 Gobble MT News Media. Journalist #1 (Cas Harkins). Journalist #2 (Melissa Wilson). East Anglian Journalist (Jason O'Mara). 138520 1983 God and Harvey Grosbeck N Millstein, Gilbert Newspaperman. Cantankerous, quixotic newspaperman hatches a plot to save a little bit of old New York 138521 1998 God Bless the Child NM Feldman, Ellen Former TV News Producer Bailey Bender has abandoned her New York City career in TV News for a new life working in a bookstore and dating a recovering alcoholic Vietnam vet on Long Island's eastern tip. She tries to locate the baby she gave up for adoption 20 years ago against advice of her mother. Meanwhile, body of pregnant Vassar woman turns up and suspicion falls on the dead woman's lover, whose father, a TV Columnist, has old connections to Bender. She gets involved in the case. She's young, attractive and thirtysomething. Fled an enviable career as a hot-shot investigative reporter, an admirable marriage and a hectic, New York City life. 138522 1945 God Is My Co-Pilot M DVD -R HQ 2456, 2430. SVDSP 1331 Newspaper Editor (Joel Friedkin). 138523 1957 God Is My Partner M News Media. Newsman (Fred Sherman). Tree Critic (Gloria Blondell). Tree Critic (Dennis Moore). 138524 2002 God Is On Their Side M War Correspondent (Eric Mednis). 138525 2005 God Part II MF Brazil Reporter (Pedro Paulo) 138526 1899 God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen SS GPL Crane, Stephen Press 138527 1976 God Told Me To M Science Editor Everett Lukas (Sam Levine) for Daily Star 138528 2005 God Wears My Underwear M Reporter (Joel Bischoff). 138529 1998 God, Sex & Apple Pie (aka God, Sex and Apple Pie) M TV Reporter-Anchor Alex (Mark Porro) is nailed by his own breaking news. Nine friends -- including the TV reporter, a stockbroker, a lawyer, a model, a musician and a postman -- rendezvous at a resort town for a holiday weekend of partying and fun. With crimes and misdemeanors lurking in the background, they’ve come to escape everything. But as they cool off and kick back, all hell breaks loose. 138530 1988 God's Frontiersmen MT Editor (Oliver Maguire). 138531 1916 God's Half Acre M AFI-Novelists Writer 138532 1951 God's Men N PVL Buck, Pearl Publisher William Lane is aloof, disdainful, arrogant. 138533 1978 God's Own Country SS GPL Kiely, Benedict In "State of Ireland, The: Novella & Seventeen Stories by Benedict Kiely, A." Reporter Peter, reporter of a small weekly newspaper narrates. Jeremiah, new reporter. Plump girl from Cork City was editor's secretary. 138534 1983 God's Pocket N OWN - H Dexter, Pete Columnist investigates murder 138535 2007 God’s Prayer M Reporter (Deshelle Taylor) 138536 1980 God's Wonderful Railway: Permanent Way, The T Episode #1. Reporter (Steve Hodson). 138537 2004 Gode stromer, Den MF Denmark Reporter (Rikke Louise Anderson). Host TV Show (Hans Georg Moller) 138538 1974 Godfather, The Part II M DVD -R HQ 6581, 6582, 6583, 6584. DVD. L News Media. Advisor Senate Hearings (Journalist Edward Guthman). Photographer in court (Gary Kurtz). 138539 1990 Godfather, The Part III M DVD. L PR Public Relations Man (Don Novello) is asked by reporter about criminal past. He snaps, "You think you know better than the Pope?" Party Reporter (Richard Honigman). Party Photographer (David Hume Kennedy). 138540 1842 Godfrey Malvern N Miller Press 138541 1891 Godiva Durleigh: Novel for Girls, A NJ Doudney, Sarah Newspaper Owner and Editor of a radical journal, Father. Dies and leaves her poor. 138542 2005 Godless M Film Critic (Rick Pascal) 138543 1984 Godnosc MF Poland Journalist (Krzysztof Swietochowski). 138544 1998 Gods and Monsters M Reporter Edmund Kaye (Jack Plotnick) has come for an interview with Director James “Jimmy” Whale. The director, who finds trivial questions boring, decides to make a game of the interview. Jimmy tells the lanky college reporter that he will answer any questions whatsoever that the reporter poses so long as the reporter takes off a piece of clothing for every question. Whale gets so excited that he faints and the young reporter must summon the director’s dedicated housekeeper in a panic, and in his underwear. Photographer (David Fabrizio). 138545 1996 Gods are Thirsty, The N Lee, Tanith Pamphleteer. French revolution -- Camille Desmoulins, vitriolic pamphleteer is the narrator. 138546 1980 Gods Must Be Crazy, The M News Media 138547 1980 Godsend, The M Canada Reporter (Hilary Minster). 138548 1985 Godzilla '85 M SVDSP 813. VHS 709 With Godzilla vs. Megalon. Reporter Steve Wilson (Raymond Burr) returns with a Tokyo Reporter to battle Godzilla. Field Reporter #1 (Jonathan Dienst). 138549 1998 Godzilla 1998 M L TV Anchorman Charles Caiman (Harry Shearer), WIDF. Audrey Timmonds (Maria Pitillo), Assistant to Anchorman. Reporter #1 (Madeline McFadden). Reporter #2 (Julian M. Phillips). Reporter #5 (Raymond Ramos). Reporter #6 (Benjamin V. Baird). News Reporter (Lincoln D. Hiatt). WKXI Anchor (Dale Harimoto). WFKK Anchor (Gary W. Cruz). WFKK Co-Anchor (Rob Fukuzaki). 138550 2000 Godzilla 2000 M SVD 1208 News Media 138551 1964 Godzilla vs. Mothra (aka Godzilla vs. The Thing) M SVD 796 AFI-Reporters/Photographers Reporter verbally abuses his female photographer white going to Mothra's island to seek the creature's help in fighting the rampaging lizard. 138552 1956 Godzilla, King of the Monsters (aka Gojira) M L. SVDSP 649 Kayama, Shigeru (Story). Takeo Murata, Ishiro Honda (Screenplay) Japan - Ness Book Reporter Steve Martin (Raymond Burr) from United World News. Newsreel-type footage of the ruins of Tokyo with reporter's voice-over narration that his vacation turned out to be a visit to a living hell of another world. Hiroshima-style disaster revealed to be the work of a giant radioactive creature revived by atomic testing. As monster rampages, reporter wonders whether story should be printed. Creature attacks radio tower as reporters flee. Wilson buried under rubble. He survives to cover final destruction of the creature. Japanese reporter asks the world to "give us strength to rebuild our land." Chief Editor Gondo (Kei Sato). Reporter Hagiwara (Sachio Sakai). Desk Editor Kitagawa (Takenori Emoto). "What about this monster story of yours?" "Well, it's big and terrible." Reporter Killed in Tower (Tadashi Okabe). Hagiwara's Editor (Katsumi Tezuka) - Japanese Version Only. 138553 1974 Godzina za godzina MF Poland Editor Leski (Igor Przegrodzki). 138554 1981 Goebbels & Gladys N Colquhoun, Keith London Newspaperman Hedley Verity, whose disdain for the truth is equaled only by his contempt for his readers. Latest assignment is a series on the sex life of Joseph Goebbels. Story allows him to indulge his love for malicious gossip at the expense of facts. Gladys is a married black gossip columnist. This causes problems when his new editor kills the Goebbels story and assigns him a series on racism. 138555 2008 GoGoRiki: Extra! Extra! C DVD -R HQ 10658 Episode. 12-20-2008 Tabloid Newspaper. To pump up interest in his newspaper, Pogoriki decides to fabricate sensational headlines. But his disregard for the truth will ultimately lead to some really bad news -- for him. 138556 1988 Goin' Down Slow M Photographer (Nadine) 138557 2001 Going Back M Cameraman (Curtis Petersen). 138558 1983 Going Berserk M News Reporter (Kathy Bendett). Cameraman (Robert Bakanic) 138559 1934 Going Bye Bye M Laurel and Hardy Newspaper Advertisement 138560 1996 Going Crazy in Public NM OWN - P Emerson, Earl Tabloid Journalists 138561 1935 Going Highbrow M Reporter (Bill Elliott). Reporter (Emmett Vogan). Acme Press Man (Milton Kibbee). United Newsman (Sherry Hall). 138562 1933 Going Hollywood M DVD -R HQ 7682, 7681. Press Agent Jack Thompson (Bobby Watson). Reporter. 138563 1979 Going in Style M Press. TV coverage. Media event 138564 1987 Going Live N OWN - H Dobbin, Muriel TV Reporters. Three eager, talented women in TV broadcasting. Martha Vogel is a brilliant, veteran reporter. Caroline Mitchell, stunning Jackie-O look-alike, especially vulnerable to a TV-star maker. Jill Starling sacrifices her private life to shoot to the top of public television. 138565 2000 Going Off Big Time M News Reporter (Cerys Griffiths) 138566 1990 Going Places T AD Newspaper Advertisement - Personal ads 138567 1989 Going Places T TV News Staff. Alan Ruck, Heather Locklear, Hallie Todd and Jerry Levine are TV video-show staffers who share a house 138568 2004 Going Postal: Novel of Discworld, A N Pratchett, Terry Discworld Series News Media 138569 1991 Going Public N OWN - H Dobbin, Muriel Female Journalist 138570 1942 Going to Press M L Our Gang Comedy. Newspaper Staff. Gang, running a crusading newspaper, tries to pin the identity of a mysterious boss 138571 2008 Going To See the Elephant NSF Fishburne, Rodes Journalist Slater Brown is out of money and prospects so he applies for a job at a moribund weekly newspaper called The Morning Trumpet -- and, as if by fate, is given a very special parting gift from a moonlighting mystic. Suddenly Slater has an exclusive on every story in the city. With his uncanny knack for finding scoops, he’s bringing the Trumpet back to life, infuriating a corrupt mayor and falling in love with the woman destined to become his muse. But it is an astonishing inventor -- a man obsessed with harnessing the weather -- who will force Slater to navigate the most dangerous straits. For as the scientist unleashes his power on San Francisco and a ravishing woman entrances Slater with hers, as storm clouds gather overhead, Slater will become at once a pawn, a savior and the last best hope for a city that needs him -- and his knack for the truth -- more than ever before. Brown, a young writer, comes to San Francisco to make his living and finds work at a withering newspaper staffed by quintessential, hardened newspapermen straight out of a comic strip. Brown becomes a wildly successful muckraker overnight when his landlady gives him a transistor radio that picks up the city’s phone conversations while Brown rides the bus. The failing paper is saved. The corrupt mayor, whose schemes Brown has been exposing weekly, vows to demolish him. An ill-fated love affair destroys the reporter. Meanwhile, a famed inventor creates a computer that can make weather, which is unleashed all over San Francisco, and Brown’s reporting skills are needed one final time. A beautiful socialite planted by the mayor to uncover Brown’s secret scoop-grabbing skills puts the moves on the reporter. 138572 2004 Going to the Mat MT Reporter Phil Pavone (Christopher Robin Miller). Announcer #2 (Don Spainhower). 138573 2007 Going Together NR Grossman, Arnold Advice Columnist Paul, the author of a romantic advice column for men, has been thinking up creative ways to end his life, such as purposely stocking his freezer with artery-clogging food. Helen, the owner of the Helen of Troy beauty salon who “talks like a Jane Austen novel,” has been harboring equally dark thoughts. They meet by chance on a subway platform and again on the pier, and begin a quirky, yet endearing romance. As they gradually drop their guards, the two of them reveal the events, some desperately sad and others outrageously funny, that have shaped their hapless lives. 138574 1990 Going Under M Reporter (Michael Winslow) 138575 1923 Going Up M AFI-Novelists Writer 138576 2004 Going Upriver: Long War of John Kerry, The DT Brinkley, Douglas (Book). Joseph Dorman Washington Correspondent (Thomas Oliphant - Himself) for the Boston Globe Author-Historian (Neil Sheehan - Himself). 138577 1930 Going Wild M Newspaperman Rollo Smith (Joe. E. Brown) is a down-on-his luck reporter who is mistaken for a famous aviator. Since it is a pair of pretty girls who think he is someone else, the reporter plays along. Before he knows it, he’s caught up in a web of lies and finds himself being chased by an Amazon dead-set on killing him. Rollo is tossed off the train at White Beach where Robert Story, an air ace and writer, is supposed to stop. Since no one knows what Story looks like, everyone thinks Rollo is the aviator. They get free room and meals and everything is going well until they want Story to fly in the race on Saturday. Rollo has never even been up in a plane so he must figure a way out. 138578 1954 Gojira MF News Media. Newspaper Reporter Hagiwara (Sachio Sakai). Hagiwara's Editor (Katsuma Tezuka). Reporter killed in Tower (Tadashi Okabe). News Reporter (Saburo Iketani). American nuclear weapons testing results in the creation of a seemingly unstoppable, dinosaur-like beast. 138579 1984 Gojira M Reporter Steve Martin (Raymond Burr). Newscaster (Takeo Morimoto). Chief Editor Gondo (Kei Sato). Desk Editor Kitagawa (Takenon Emoto). Cameraman Kamiya (Shinpei Hayashiya). Thirty years after the original monster's rampage, a new Godzilla emerges and attacks Japan. 138580 1999 Gojira ni-sen mireniamu MF Reporter (Shelley Sweeney) 138581 1989 Gojira tai Biorante MF Reporter (Beth Blatt). TV Reporter (Haruko Sagara) 138582 1971 Gojira tai Hedora MF Interviewer (Susumu Okabe). 138583 2002 Gojira tai Mekagojira MF Japan Commentator (Katsuo Nakamura). TV Announcer (Mitsuru Fukikoshi). After the appearance of a new "Godzilla," the Japanese government builds a robotic Godzilla to stop the beast. 138584 1995 Gojira Vs. Desutoroia MF Editor (Takehiro Murata), Yukari's Editor 138585 1966 Gojira-Ebira-Mosura: Nankai no daiketto MF Newspaper Editor (Shigeki Ishida). 138586 2001 Gojira, Mosura, Kingu Gidora: Daikaiju sokogeki (aka Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack) MF Japan TV Reporter Yuri Tachibana (Chiharu Niyama) of the TV news program, “Digital Q” at a struggling TV station, investigates strange phenomena. She is making a documentary in the mountains when she experiences a massive earthquake. Later, a group of campers are crushed in another part of Japan. Soon Japan is awash with monsters. She meets a mysterious old man who tells her Godzilla is an accumulation of vengeful souls abandoned to die in the Pacific War and mere weapons cannot kill him. He awakens the Three Sacred Guardian Beasts of Yamato, which protected Japan in its ancient past and put into hibernation. The three monsters, King Ghidorah (sky), Mothra (water) and Baragon (earth), fight the ravaging Godzilla. 138587 2001 Gojira, Mosura, Kingu Gidora: Daikaiju soukougeki MF News Media. BS Digital Q Reporter Yuri Tachibana (Chiharu Niyama). Photographer in Yokohama (Mizuho Yoshida). 138588 2004 Gojira: Fainaru uozu MF Japan Newscaster Anna Otonashi (Maki Mizuno). Godzilla travels around the world to fight his old foes including a new mysterious monster, Monster X. 138589 1989 Gold N OWN - H Delamaide, Darrell Reporter Drew is a young reporter for an international financial news service. 138590 1974 Gold M Radio Commentator (Dennis Smith). 138591 1997 Gold Coast MT Newscaster (Jeannie Blaylock) 138592 1933 Gold Diggers of 1933 M DVD -R HQ 2086, 2087. L Rogers Society Reporters (Wilbur Mack, Grace Hayle, Charles Lane, Sam Godfrey) remember seeing Dick Powell before. Press reveals he is son of rich Boston family. Advances plot. 138593 1933 Gold Diggers of 1933 MS OWN Hove, Arthur Critics and Press 138594 1935 Gold Diggers of 1935 M DVD -R HQ 2055. L. Reporters (Eddie Fetherstone, William "Billy" Newell, George Riley, Harry Seymour). Photographer (Don Brodie). Haggerty of the Boston Evening Express: "We'll see you on the Front Page." Reporters chase him peppering him with questions about breach of marriage contract. "Go get him boys…What a story!" Song "Lullaby of Broadway" has various shots of people buying and reading newspapers. 138595 1996 Gold Dust N Carmichael, Emily Reporter Jonah Armstrong from a Chicago newspaper is on his way to Canada to cover the Klondike gold rush of 1897. A young woman with gold fever, dressed as a boy, offers her services to Armstrong as his guide. 138596 1955 Gold Express, The M UK Only Press 138597 1965 Gold in California NW Ballard, Willis Todhunter Press 138598 1860 Gold Miners & Guttersnipes: Tales of California SS OWN Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 138599 1953 Gold Pencil N Boylan, Malcolm PR Press Agent. Joshua Doty, young World War I veteran, captivates Hollywood and Los Angeles with his wit and eccentricity as a press agent and editor. Heyday of silent films. 138600 2002 Gold Rush 2002 M Commentator, Team Canada Color (Kelly Hrudey). 138601 1925 Gold Rush, The M L Photographer on ship 138602 1987 Gold Through the Fire M News Media. Airport Reporters (Andrew Green, Samantha Newport, Bobby Robinson, Steve Santchi, Jim West). TV Reporter (Paul Mapes). 138603 1965 Gold Watch, The SS MLPL Samuel, Edwin In "Cucumber King and Other Stories, The." Printer Max Goldstein, nearly 70, started in the basement of the Vancouver Star as a typesetter. Now he was nearing retirement. 138604 1981 Golden Age of Television, The: Comedian, The T Columnist Whit Bissell 138605 1999 Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The: Part Five -- 1930s D IJPC 107 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Seven: Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part Five -- 1930s, The -- Battle of the Sexes, The. Film Excerpts include: "It Happened One Night," "After Office Hours," "The Mad Miss Manton," "Golden Arrow," "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town," "The Gilded Lily," "Four's a Crowd," "My Dear Miss Aldrich," "Platinum Blonde," "Gold Diggers of 1933." "Gold Diggers of 1935," "Betty Boop's Rise to Fame." 138606 1999 Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The: Part Four -- 1930s D IJPC 106 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Six -- Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part Four -- 1930s, The -- Reporter as Villain, The: Scandalmongers. Film Excerpts include: "Libeled Lady," "Back in Circulation," "Nothing Sacred," "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," "Women Men Marry," "Murder Man," "The Finger Points." Charlie Chan montage including "Charlie Chan on Broadway," "Charlie Chan at the Olympics," "Charlie Chan at the Opera," "Charlie Chan at Treasure Island," "Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum." 138607 1999 Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The: Part One -- 1930s D IJPC 103 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Three -- The Beginnings -- 1890 to 1930s. Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part One -- Reporter as Hero, The: Crime-Buster, The and the Crusader. The Reporter and Alcohol. Pre-1930 Film Excerpts include "Making a Living," "The Lost World," "Man, Woman and Sin," "It," "The Cameraman." 1930 Film Excerpts include The Crime-Buster: "Twelve Crowded Hours," "I Cover the Waterfront," "The Crime Ring," "Dance, Fools, Dance," "The Roadhouse Murder," "The Picture Snatcher." The Crusader: "The Secret Six," "Special Agent," "Blackwell's Island," "Each Dawn I Die," "Bullets or Ballots," "Grand Jury," "Tell No Lies." The Reporter and Alcohol: "Friends of Mr. Sweeney," Montage of The Reporter and Alcohol, "The Sisters." 138608 1999 Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The: Part Six -- 1930s D IJPC 108 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Eight -- Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part Six -- 1930s, The -- Advice-to-the-Lovelorn and other Columnists, Real and Imaginary. Foreign Correspondents. Newsreel Cameramen. Western Editors. Film Excerpts include: Columnists: "Hollywood Hotel," "Roberta," "Off the Record," "Hi Nellie!" "Love Is on the Air," "Forbidden." Foreign Correspondents: "Stanley and Livingstone," "Viva Villa!" "Next Time We Love," "Paris Interlude," "Strangers May Kiss," "Espionage," "Everything Happens at Night," "Love on the Run." Newsreel Cameramen: "Too Hot to Handle," "Headline Shooters." Western Editors: "Cimarron" (The 1930 Version). 138609 1999 Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The: Part Three -- 1930s D IJPC 105 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Five -- Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part Three -- 1930s, The -- Reporter as Villain, The: Power-Hungry Gossip Columnists. Film Excerpts include: "Doctor X," "Behind the Headlines," "Clear All Wires," "Blessed Event," "Love Is a Racket," "Broadway Melody of 1936," "Love Is a Headache," "Star of Midnight," "Is My Face Red?" 138610 1999 Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The: Part Two -- 1930s D IJPC 104 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Four -- Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The,. Part Two -- 1930s, The -- Sob Sister, The. Film Excerpts include: "Doctor X," "Behind the Headlines," "Clear All Wires," "Blessed Event," "Love Is a Racket," "Broadway Melody of 1936," "Love Is a Headache," "Star of Midnight," "Is My Face Red?" "Torchy Blane: Playing With Dynamite," "Nancy Drew Reporter," "Conspiracy." 138611 1999 Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The: Part One -- 1930s D IJPC 103 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Three -- The Beginnings -- 1890 to 1930s. Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part One -- Reporter as Hero, The: Crime-Buster, The and the Crusader. The Reporter and Alcohol. Pre-1930 Film Excerpts include "Making a Living," "The Lost World," "Man, Woman and Sin," "It," "The Cameraman." 1930 Film Excerpts include The Crime-Buster: "Twelve Crowded Hours," "I Cover the Waterfront," "The Crime Ring," "Dance, Fools, Dance," "The Roadhouse Murder," "The Picture Snatcher." The Crusader: "The Secret Six," "Special Agent," "Blackwell's Island," "Each Dawn I Die," "Bullets or Ballots," "Grand Jury," "Tell No Lies." The Reporter and Alcohol: "Friends of Mr. Sweeney," Montage of The Reporter and Alcohol, "The Sisters." 138612 1703 Golden Age Restor'd, The PO USC Walsh, William News 138613 1703 Golden Age Revers'd, The PO USC Anonymous News 138614 2000 Golden Age, The N Vidal, Gore Seventh and Final Installment of acidic history of the United States Magazine Editor Peter Sanford founded successful magazine of commentary, co-editor of liberal magazine, The American Idea. and cynically observes F.D.R. maneuvers to get U.S. into war. Newspaper Publisher Caroline Sanford, an actress turned publisher who is a friend of Roosevelt. Modeled after Clare Booth Luce, Sanford manipulates levels of power and men still under her spell. Cameo appearance by William Randolph Hearst. 138615 1949 Golden Arrow M UK. Photographer (Henry Pascal). 138616 1936 Golden Arrow, The M DVD -R HQ 6060, 6061. SV 417, 451 Arlen, Michael (Short Story). Charles Kenyon (Screenplay) PR - Davis - Ness Book Reporter Johnny Jones (George Brent) for the Florida Sun is sent to get a story on heiress socialist and when she finds out his profession she tries to pay him not to write about her. He turns down the bribe. Jones is working as a reporter so he can support his real ambition to write a book. Agrees to a marriage of convenience with Davis to give him freedom to pursue his literary career. Publicity agent (Craig Reynolds) Reporter Davis (Eddie Acuff). Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Steve Clark). Reporter (Charles Marsh). City Editor (John T. Murray). Photographer (Henry Pascal). 138617 2003 Golden Arrow, The M Newscaster's Voice-Narrator (Celeste de los Santos). 138618 2005 Golden Blaze, The C TV News Anchor (Vanessa Marshall - Voice). Cameraman (James C. Mathis III - Voice). 138619 2000 Golden Bowl, The M Photographer (Raymond Green) 138620 1939 Golden Boy M Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter Wilson (Eddie Featherstone). Reporter Drake (Charles Lane). Announcer (Lee Phelps). Broadcaster (Sam Hayes). Newspaperman (Charles Halton). Reporter Saying "That's Too Bad" (Charles Sherlock). Photographer (Eddie Coke). 138621 1947 Golden Earrings M Newsman. Quentin Reynolds (himself). Flashback. Colonel recounts bizarre tale to intrigued newsman 138622 1979 Golden Fleecing, A N Upton, Robert A. News Media 138623 1940 Golden Fleecing, The M News Media. Reporter (Jack Mulhall). Reporter (Ray Walker). Cameraman (Arthur O'Connell). Cameraman (Cyril Ring). 138624 1981 Golden Gate MT Publisher (Richard Kiley) is tyrannical and his estranged son (Perry King) battle for control of a San Francisco newspaper 138625 1994 Golden Gate M TV Reporter (Frank Sommerville) 138626 1980 Golden Girls, The: T Episode TV Newsman Edwin Newman guest stars 138627 1991 Golden Girls, The: T SV 85, B 69 Episodes. Series. 9-14-1985 to 9-14-1992 News Media 138628 1992 Golden Girls, The: Goodbye, Mr. Gordon T Episode #169. 1-11-1992 TV Producer. Rose helps produce a TV talk show on women's issues 138629 1992 Golden Girls, The: Home Again, Rose (Part I) T Episode #177. 5-2-1992 Courthouse Reporter (Cynthia Lea Clark). 138630 1987 Golden Girls, The: Letter to Gorbachev T Fanaro, Barry. Mort Nathan Episode #57. 10-31-1987 News Media. Rose becomes concerned about nuclear war when girls in her cadet troop draw pictures of a bleak future. This prompts her to write letters to Gorbachev and Reagan. Commentator Edwin Newman (Himself). She's stunned when she gets a response and learns that Gorbachev would like to meet her. 138631 1991 Golden Girls, The: Melodrama T SVD 1165 Episode #147. 2-16-1991 TV Reporter Rose, tries her hand at TV reporting, and is assigned to cover a dog show. She goes for a scoop. 138632 1980 Golden Girls, The: Rose Fights Back T DVD -R HQ 2461. SVD 757 Episode #106. 10-21-1989 TV Reporter Rose gets work at a television station as a consumer reporter 138633 1987 Golden Girls, The: Strange Bedfellows T Lloyd, Christopher Episode #58. 11-7-1987 News Media. Reporters (Darwyn Carson, David Westgor). Politician running for city council claims that Blanche slept with him. Front-page expose: a photo of Blanche entering the home of a politician while his wife is away. 138634 2003 Golden Globes, The: Hollywood's Dirty Little Secret DT Journalist (Bill Higgins - Himself). Journalist (Claudine Mulard - Herself). Publicist (Dale Olson - Himself). Journalist (John Powers - Himself). Journalist (Sharon Waxman - Herself). 138635 1940 Golden Gloves M Shane, Maxwell (Story). Shane, Lewis R. Foster (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter Wally Matson (Robert Paige) quits his job when his editor refuses to print a story on a boy killed during an amateur bout. Editor is under control of promoter who is exploiting kids and fixing amateur tournaments. Reporter takes a job with a small paper and convinces the publisher to sponsor their own amateur competition. Sportswriter has to win over the sister of the boy who was killed in order to get a boxer to enter the tournament. Promoter tires to undermine the event by making the boxer jealous of the reporter's interest in the sister. He also brings in a professional ringer, but the boxer wins the bout after making up with the sister of the boy who was killed. 138636 2005 Golden Hour, The: T Episode #2. 9-21-2005 Reporter (Charlotte Hudson). 138637 1917 Golden Idiot, The M AFI-Reporters/Authors Reporter 138638 1954 Golden Mask, The M SVDSP 1268 Reporter and archeologist fight crooks to find a lost tomb containing legendary treasure 138639 1980 Golden Moment, The: Olympic Love Story, An MT TV Reporter (Peter Jason). 138640 1993 Golden Palace: You've Lost That Livin' Feeling T DVD -R HQ 4084. SV 211 5-1-93 Restaurant Critic (Eric Christmas) dies while sampling Chuy's cuisine. Newswoman. 138641 1913 Golden Road, The N MLPL Montgomery, Lucy M (MacDonald) Newspaper. Group of young people set up a paper of their own -- Petter, Felicity, Cecily, Bev, Dan. First issue of "Our Magazine." Story Girl. Bev will be the real newspaper editor some day. 138642 2006 Golden Road, The NJ Montgomery, Lucy Maud Magazine. Sara Stanley, the Story Girl, returns to Carlisle to spend the winter with the King family and comes up with a great idea. To help them through the dreary months ahead, she, Felicity, Cecily, and Dan will publish a magazine. From "Personals" to "Fashion Notes" to an etiquette column and stories of the most interesting happenings in Carlisle, Our Magazine quickly becomes the most entertaining publication anyone in town has ever read. From "Personals" to "Fashion Notes" to an etiquette column and stories of the most interesting happenings in Carlisle, Our Magazine quickly becomes the most entertaining publication anyone in town has ever read But seasons pass, nothing is forever — and soon it will be time for the Story Girl to leave her good friends on Prince Edward Island, friends with whom she has walked the golden road of youth. 138643 1996 Golden Rope, The N Schaeffer, Susan Fromberg Reporter contacts an identical twin for an article he is writing about her still-missing sister. Reporter's unhealthy interest in the twins adds to the suspense. Years after the disappearance of her 27-year-old sister, a noted painter, an identical twin, pushed by a helpful reporter, searches for the truth about her sister 138644 1998 Golden Rule, The N Palmer, Elizabeth Reporter Dorian Ormond is a dowdy and intellectual newspaper writer who grows weary of her gossip-columnist lover (who calls himself a "social diarist") and considers returning to her husband who is obsessed with writing biography of Alexander Pope. Gossip columnist is a fancy man who transforms Dorian from a granny-skirted wallflower to a head-turner with a bob. Owner Hillary Causton is a wealthy newspaper owner who desperately wants to free himself from his shallow, brutal nymphomaniac wife. Media magnate. 138645 1911 Golden Silence N Williamson, Alice Muriel and Charles Norris Williamson Newspaper Reporter apparently gets an interview with a woman and her husband is very angry though he meant to be kind and patient. Perhaps after all she had not given the interview to the reporter. 138646 1946 Golden Slippers M Short - Musical Newspaperwoman (Tiny Jones). 138647 1986 Golden Spike, The N Morrisby, Ted TV Reporter John Barr from Australia, sails the South Seas in search of buried treasure: nine tons of gold bullion worth $80 million, lost off the coast of New Zealand in 1866. 138648 1950 Golden Tag NM Chaze, Elliot Press 138649 2001 Golden Trail of Murder, A NM Paxson, John Journalist in Montana looking into story of a missing old man who shows up dead in a melted snowdrift. 138650 1985 Golden Triple Time N OWN - P Garrison, Zoe Columnist Liberty Adams, a magazine columnist involved in film studio executive scenario 138651 1950 Golden Twenties, The DT Documentary compilation of 1920s newsreel footage and commentary about news, sports, lifestyle and historical figures. Narrators (Robert Q. Lewis, Frederick Lewis Allen, Elmer Davis, Allen Prescott, Red Barber, 138652 1976 Golden Unicorn, The N OWN - H Whitney, Phyllis A. Journalist Courtney Marsh, writer for National Weekly 138653 1968 Golden Vision, The MTF UK. Photographer (Ken Rose). 138654 1996 Golden Will: Silken Laumann Story, The MT Commentator (Rod Black). 138655 1950 Golden Yeggs C Duck Victory Reporter Daffy is front-page news on the Daily Blurp and Life Magazine 138656 2006 Goldene Zeiten MF Germany Reporter Pension (Kevin von Agris). Reporta bei der Gala (Jorg Gaumann). Promotion Manager (Lars Schmidt). Kameramann (Markus Etzbach). 138657 1989 Goldeneye: Secret Life of Ian Fleming, The MT Interviewer (Philip O'Brien), CBS 138658 2008 Goldeneyes N Latham, Delia Newsman with a story he cannot tell. What is his connection with two young women, strangers to each other, unknowingly enmeshed in a Pandora’s Box of secrets that could prevent them from finding happiness with the men they love and two adoring mothers who know more than they are willing to say. And who is the golden-eyed stranger who moves in the shadows of their broken lives? 138659 1964 Goldfinger M Radio Newsman (Lee Tremayne) 138660 1999 Goldfish Bowl, The M Reporter (Rain Maher Magee). Reporter (Janice Rush). Reporter (Niko Thomas). Cameraman in Front of City Hall (Julian Ward). 138661 2003 Goldfish Memory M DVD Lesbian TV Reporter Angie (Flora Montgomery). TV Interviewer (Dermot Whelan). Dangers and delights of dating in contemporary Dublin. Eddie the Cameraman (Joe Keever). A professor makes a career out of sleeping with his students and he informs his latest conquest Clara (Fiona O’Shaughnessy) that goldfish have only a three-second memory, so that just swimming around the bowl is always new to the fish. The same is true of humans and love. Clara moves on as well and is soon asked out by journalist Angie. This sets in motion several relationships that involve Angie’s best friend, Tom’s colleague and several others. 138662 1924 Goldfish, The M Reporter (John Patrick) 138663 1981 Goldie and the Boxer Go To Hollywood MT News Media. Reporter (Anthony Aiello). Reporter (Joseph Michael Cala). Reporter (Carl Carlsson-Wollbruck). Reporter (Bill Chatham). Reporter (David Greene). Reporter (Jim Hardie). Reporter (Joel Lawrence). Reporter (Jonathon Millner). Reporter (Jeanette O'Connor). Reporter (Howard Papush). Reporter (Elaine Revard). Reporter (Peter Schuck). Reporter (Gary Wayne Smith). Reporter (Kay St. Germain Wells) 138664 1981 Goldie Gold and Action Jack: Curse of the Snake People C Episode #8. 10-31-1981. Series. 9-12-1981 to 9-18-1982. ABC Reporter "Action" Jack Travis (Sonny Melendes) is the top reporter for The Gold Street Journal owned by 18-year-old Goldie Gold (Judy Strangis), who is bored so she joins Action Jack on exotic, skullduggery-filled excursions around the world. Editor Sam Gritt (Booker Bradshaw).Goldie's Labrador is called Nugget. The ace reporter and the world's richest teenager travel the world for adventures with cool gadgetes and vehicles including a flying limo as well as a jet motorcycle-sidecar. 138665 1981 Goldie Gold and Action Jack: Goddess of The Black Pearl C Episode #13. 12-5-1981 Reporter "Action" Jack Travis (Sonny Melendes) is the top reporter for The Gold Street Journal owned by 18-year-old Goldie Gold (Judy Strangis), who is bored so she joins Action Jack on exotic, skullduggery-filled excursions around the world. Editor Sam Gritt (Booker Bradshaw).Goldie's Labrador is called Nugget. The ace reporter and the world's richest teenager travel the world for adventures with cool gadgetes and vehicles including a flying limo as well as a jet motorcycle-sidecar. 138666 1981 Goldie Gold and Action Jack: Island of Terror C Episode #7. 10-24-1981 Reporter "Action" Jack Travis (Sonny Melendes) is the top reporter for The Gold Street Journal owned by 18-year-old Goldie Gold (Judy Strangis), who is bored so she joins Action Jack on exotic, skullduggery-filled excursions around the world. Editor Sam Gritt (Booker Bradshaw).Goldie's Labrador is called Nugget. The ace reporter and the world's richest teenager travel the world for adventures with cool gadgetes and vehicles including a flying limo as well as a jet motorcycle-sidecar. 138667 1981 Goldie Gold and Action Jack: Menace of the Medallion C Episode #10. 11-14-1981 Reporter "Action" Jack Travis (Sonny Melendes) is the top reporter for The Gold Street Journal owned by 18-year-old Goldie Gold (Judy Strangis), who is bored so she joins Action Jack on exotic, skullduggery-filled excursions around the world. Editor Sam Gritt (Booker Bradshaw).Goldie's Labrador is called Nugget. The ace reporter and the world's richest teenager travel the world for adventures with cool gadgetes and vehicles including a flying limo as well as a jet motorcycle-sidecar. 138668 1981 Goldie Gold and Action Jack: Night of the Crystal Skull C Episode #1. 9-12-1981. Series. 9-12-1981 to 9-18-1982. ABC Reporter "Action" Jack Travis (Sonny Melendes) is the top reporter for The Gold Street Journal owned by 18-year-old Goldie Gold (Judy Strangis), who is bored so she joins Action Jack on exotic, skullduggery-filled excursions around the world. Editor Sam Gritt (Booker Bradshaw).Goldie's Labrador is called Nugget. The ace reporter and the world's richest teenager travel the world for adventures with cool gadgetes and vehicles including a flying limo as well as a jet motorcycle-sidecar. 138669 1981 Goldie Gold and Action Jack: Night of the Walking Doom C Episode #6. 10-17-1981 Reporter "Action" Jack Travis (Sonny Melendes) is the top reporter for The Gold Street Journal owned by 18-year-old Goldie Gold (Judy Strangis), who is bored so she joins Action Jack on exotic, skullduggery-filled excursions around the world. Editor Sam Gritt (Booker Bradshaw).Goldie's Labrador is called Nugget. The ace reporter and the world's richest teenager travel the world for adventures with cool gadgetes and vehicles including a flying limo as well as a jet motorcycle-sidecar. 138670 1981 Goldie Gold and Action Jack: Pirate of the Airways C Episode #2. 9-19-1981 Reporter "Action" Jack Travis (Sonny Melendes) is the top reporter for The Gold Street Journal owned by 18-year-old Goldie Gold (Judy Strangis), who is bored so she joins Action Jack on exotic, skullduggery-filled excursions around the world. Editor Sam Gritt (Booker Bradshaw).Goldie's Labrador is called Nugget. The ace reporter and the world's richest teenager travel the world for adventures with cool gadgetes and vehicles including a flying limo as well as a jet motorcycle-sidecar. 138671 1981 Goldie Gold and Action Jack: Prophet of Doom C Episode #5. 10-10-1981 Reporter "Action" Jack Travis (Sonny Melendes) is the top reporter for The Gold Street Journal owned by 18-year-old Goldie Gold (Judy Strangis), who is bored so she joins Action Jack on exotic, skullduggery-filled excursions around the world. Editor Sam Gritt (Booker Bradshaw).Goldie's Labrador is called Nugget. The ace reporter and the world's richest teenager travel the world for adventures with cool gadgetes and vehicles including a flying limo as well as a jet motorcycle-sidecar. 138672 1981 Goldie Gold and Action Jack: Pursuit Into Peril C Episode #11. 11-21-1981 Reporter "Action" Jack Travis (Sonny Melendes) is the top reporter for The Gold Street Journal owned by 18-year-old Goldie Gold (Judy Strangis), who is bored so she joins Action Jack on exotic, skullduggery-filled excursions around the world. Editor Sam Gritt (Booker Bradshaw).Goldie's Labrador is called Nugget. The ace reporter and the world's richest teenager travel the world for adventures with cool gadgetes and vehicles including a flying limo as well as a jet motorcycle-sidecar. he race is on to find Mogani's Magic Box. Who will get it first, the good guys or the bad guys? 138673 1981 Goldie Gold and Action Jack: Race Against Time C Episode #9. 11-7-1981 Reporter "Action" Jack Travis (Sonny Melendes) is the top reporter for The Gold Street Journal owned by 18-year-old Goldie Gold (Judy Strangis), who is bored so she joins Action Jack on exotic, skullduggery-filled excursions around the world. Editor Sam Gritt (Booker Bradshaw).Goldie's Labrador is called Nugget. The ace reporter and the world's richest teenager travel the world for adventures with cool gadgetes and vehicles including a flying limo as well as a jet motorcycle-sidecar. 138674 1981 Goldie Gold and Action Jack: Red Dust of Doom C Episode #3. 9-26-1981 Reporter "Action" Jack Travis (Sonny Melendes) is the top reporter for The Gold Street Journal owned by 18-year-old Goldie Gold (Judy Strangis), who is bored so she joins Action Jack on exotic, skullduggery-filled excursions around the world. Editor Sam Gritt (Booker Bradshaw).Goldie's Labrador is called Nugget. The ace reporter and the world's richest teenager travel the world for adventures with cool gadgetes and vehicles including a flying limo as well as a jet motorcycle-sidecar. 138675 1981 Goldie Gold and Action Jack: Return of the Man Beast, The C Episode #12. 11-28-1981 Reporter "Action" Jack Travis (Sonny Melendes) is the top reporter for The Gold Street Journal owned by 18-year-old Goldie Gold (Judy Strangis), who is bored so she joins Action Jack on exotic, skullduggery-filled excursions around the world. Editor Sam Gritt (Booker Bradshaw).Goldie's Labrador is called Nugget. The ace reporter and the world's richest teenager travel the world for adventures with cool gadgetes and vehicles including a flying limo as well as a jet motorcycle-sidecar. 138676 1981 Goldie Gold and Action Jack: Revenge of the Ancient Astronaut C Episode #4. 10-3-1981 Reporter "Action" Jack Travis (Sonny Melendes) is the top reporter for The Gold Street Journal owned by 18-year-old Goldie Gold (Judy Strangis), who is bored so she joins Action Jack on exotic, skullduggery-filled excursions around the world. Editor Sam Gritt (Booker Bradshaw).Goldie's Labrador is called Nugget. The ace reporter and the world's richest teenager travel the world for adventures with cool gadgetes and vehicles including a flying limo as well as a jet motorcycle-sidecar. 138677 1963 Goldilocks and the Three Bares M PR - AFI-Publicists/Photographers Public Relations. Publicist Allison Edwards (Allison Louise Downe) and Photographer Cynthia Martin (Judy Parsons) meet a nightclub singer and a comedian who are not happy that both women spend their weekends at a nudist club. 138678 2003 Goldminer’s Journal, The: The Adventures of an Early News Reporter N Patenaude, Branwen C. Reporter Daniel (Dan) McDermott of the Cariboo Sentinel newspaper was a tall, good looking, freckle-faced boy of 15 when he first reached Williams Creek. He had grown up on the coast of Newfoundland, in the small community of Carbonear, where he was the eldest in a family of eight children. As were most of the population there, his father was a fisherman.... McDermott interviews many of the pioneer miners of the Cariboo gold rush of the 1860s. The young reporter worked at the Sentinel office cleaning the “Chase,” which was the frame that held all the letters used in printing the paper. It was a messy job, and before he started Editor George Wallace made him put on a “printer’s” apron to protect his clothing. Once the latest edition was printed, Dan supervised three young boys who had been hired to distribute the paper. The Cariboo Sentinel newspaper office is located cross the street from the fire hall and the Theatre Royal. “If you are going to be a good reporter you can expect to suffer all sorts of indignities” advised George as he stood beside the “chase” he was assembling. “Anyway, now that you are back, you can compose your notes, and then help me get this paper out.” The Cariboo Sentinel, a weekly, four page newspaper published in Barkerville supplied its readers with the latest news of the various, rich placer gold mines in the area, as well as the comings and goings of its residents. When something as sensational as a murder occurred, the paper was full of it. 138679 2006 Goldplated: Darren in Love T UK. Episode #4 11-8-06 Journo (Nichola Dixon). Nightclub Paparazzi (Nathan Head). 138680 2006 Goldplated: Lauren's Affair T UK. Episode #3 11-1-06 Nightclub Paparazzi (Nathan Head). 138681 1965 Goldstein M AFI-Novelists Writer 138682 1979 Golem (The Golem) M Poland News Media 138683 1928 Golem, The NS MLPL Meyrink, Gustav News Media 138684 1995 Golf Central DT Reporter-Host Kraig Kann. Hosts Rich Lerner, Jennifer Mills-Headley, Brian Hammons, Lynda Cardwell, Dwayne Ballen, Mike Ritz, Scott Van Pelt, Tom Nettles, Kelly Tilghman, Vince Cellira, Stephanie Sparks, Megan West, 138685 1998 Golf Central: Jeanne Carmen: Trick Shot Golfer T Episode #1. 7-28-1998 Reporter-Hosts Rich Lerner, Jennifer Mills. 138686 1998 Golf Punks M News Reporter (Brendan Beiser). 138687 1981 Goliath Awaits T Miniseries, two pars Press Lady (Terri Taylor). Anchorman (Clete Roberts). Character named Edward R. Morrow? 138688 2000 Gollywobler MF Denmark TV Journalist (Axel Boisen) travels to an island built by Artist Andrea Zittel in the middle of Oresund. 138689 1982 Golos MF Editor (T. Rodionova). Cameraman Kolchuzhnikov (Vsevolod Shilovsky). 138690 1998 Golpe de estadio MF Reporter (Ruth Garcia). Reporter (Orlando Lamboglia). Journalist (Diana Rico). Journalist (Pilar Cabrera) 138691 1967 Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.: Gomer, the Good Samaritan T Episode #105. 12-22-1967 Photographer (Jerry Harper). 138692 1965 Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.: Home on the Range T Episode #34. 10-8-1965 Reporter (Lee Krieger). 138693 1966 Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.: Opie Joins the Marines T Episode. 3-18-1966. Season #2. Episode #26 Reporter (Tommy Farrell). 138694 1964 Gomer Pyle: Star Is Born, A T Episode. Series. (9-25-64 to 9-19-69) Documentary. Carter becomes the star of a documentary about the Marine Corps 138695 1967 Gomer Pyle: Visit From Aunt Bee, A T Episode #90. 9-8-1967 Radio. Aunt Bee comes to tell off Carter when she objects to his attitude towards Gomer during a radio interview 138696 1957 Gomez SS USC Kornbluth, C.M. In "Treasury of Great Science Fiction, A -- Volume One." Reporter-Narrator who 22 years ago on assignment for the Tribune. 138697 2002 Gon chai lit fo (aka Gon chaai lit feng, Dry Wood Fierce Fire) MF Hong Kong Columnist Alice Tsui (Miriam Yeung) writes a health column for a magazine that is purchased by a publication aimed at men. She is attracted to her beautiful but unctuous new editor, Ryan Li (Louis Koo). When he expresses an interest in a different girl, Alice agrees to give him lessons in how to win her heart. 138698 2002 Gone M TV Anchorwoman (Carmen Pinzon). 138699 1984 Gone Are the Dayes MT Newscaster (Michael Cornelison). TV Newscaster (Hettie Lynne Hurtes) 138700 1954 Gone Batty C Newspaper Headline 138701 2004 Gone But Not Forgotten MT News Media. Reporter (Jonathan Mumm). Newscaster (Alfred Cerullo). Reporter (Christa Bella). 138702 1997 Gone Fishin' M Reporter #1 (Dana Adamstein). Reporter #2 (Valerie J. Boey). 138703 1974 Gone in 60 Seconds M Interviewer, KFOX (Jonathan E. Fricke-Himself) 138704 1999 Gone in the Night MT DVD -R HQ 7251, 7252, 7253, 7254. SVD 790 (Parts I and II) Journalist David Protess (Michael Brandon) try to expose the truth in the abduction and murder of a seven-year-old child in 1988 in a suburb of Chicago. Protess, a journalism professor at Northwestern University and Rob Warden, a freelance reporter, investigated the case and overturned the father's conviction. The case is still unsolved. 138705 1933 Gone in the Night DM Protess, David and Rob Warden Journalist David Protess and Freelance Reporter Rob Warden try to expose the truth in the abduction and murder of a seven-year-old child in 1988 in a suburb of Chicago. Protess, a journalism professor at Northwestern University and Rob Warden, a freelance reporter, investigated the case and overturned the father's conviction. The case is still unsolved. 138706 1988 Gone the Sun N OWN - P Groom, Winston Newspaper. Vietnam veteran resurrects the town's decrepit newspaper, gives it new life and investigates corruption at the city's highest level Reporter Beau Gunn accepts a friend's offer to take over a decrepit newspaper ultimately reaching for a Pulitzer. 138707 2009 Gone To Green N Christie, Judy Journalist Lois Barker gave up the corporate newspaper life in the Midwest for the charms of the simple life in rural Louisiana. Her fantasy of running “The Green News” turns out not to be quite the perfect dream she imagined. Instead, Lois must learn to deal with corruption and prejudice while building friendships and a new life in a small, isolated community. Can a big-city journalist change a small southern town or will the townspeople change her forever? 138708 2009 Gone Tomorrow N Kluge, P.F. Writer George Canaris is a writing professor who is on the verge of forced retirement at a small college in Ohio when he is killed by a hit-and-run driver. Canaris is the first faculty member in half a century whose death merits an obituary in the New York Times. “A writer, a critic, a professor, a campus legend and a national figure, the very embodiment of the liberal arts,” the fictional Times obituary said. And a mystery. Canaris, hero and anti-hero, was the author of two well-received novels and a book of essays, all published more than 30 years ago. 138709 2007 Gone, Baby Gone M Field Reporter (John Belche). Reporter (Aidan Demarest). News Anchor Paul (Paul Horn). TV Anchor Miguel (Dale Place). Field Reporter (Michele Proude). Reporter Ted (Gary Tanguay). Field Reporter (Lewis D. Wheeler). Video Camera Operator (John Wayland Somers). 138710 1999 Gone, Baby, Gone N Lehane, Dennis Journalists. Missing four-year-old. Two private investigators try to solve the case and find the missing girl. 138711 2006 Gonzo DT Thompson, Hunter S. Journalist Hunter S. Thompson's writing. 138712 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Aloha Ghost C Episode #8. 10-27-1973. Series. 9-8-1973 to 8-31-1975. ABC Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories Ghost Chasers Magazine was originally called The Ghostly Review. Goober and the gang travel to Hawaii to do a story on a reported ghost sighting. 138713 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Assignment: Ahab Apparition, The C Episode #1. 9-8-1973. Series. 9-8-1973 to 8-31-1975. ABC Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories Ghost Chasers Magazine was originally called The Ghostly Review. The ghost of Captain Ahab and Moby Dick are haunting the old mansion on the cliff in Peaceful Cove and it's up to Goober and the kids to interview them for their magazine. Show also features members of the ABC Nighttime sitcom The Partridge Family as guest stars. Characters of Laurie (Susan Dey), Danny (Danny Bonaduce), Chris (Brian Foster) and Tracy (Suzanne Crough) voiced by the actors who portrayed them on the sitcom. 138714 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Brush Up Your Shakespeare C Episode #2. 9-15-1973 Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories The Partridge kids are supposed to play a concert but their performance is cancelled when Macbeth's ghost begins haunting the hall. 138715 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Galloping Ghost, The C Episode #3. 9-22-1973 Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories Goober and the kids investigate a haunted house after a report of a "Galloping Ghost" to get a story for their latest article for Ghost Chasers magazine. 138716 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Ghost Ship, The C Episode #5. 10-6-1973 Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories Goober and the gang are aboard an old pirate ship for publicity pictures when the ship is set adrift by the salty spirits. 138717 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Go West Young Ghost Go West C Episode #11. 11-17-1973 Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories At an amusement park the haunted house is a little too haunted for The Partridge Kids, Goober and the gang. 138718 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Hard Days Knight, A C Episode #12. 11-24-1973 Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories Ghost Chasers Magazine was originally called The Ghostly Review. 138719 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Haunted Wax Museum, The C Episode #7. 10-20-1973 Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories With a day off between concerts, the Partridge kids decide to visit an old wax museum that is a hangout for ghosts. 138720 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Inca Dinka Doo C Episode #15. 12-15-1973 Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories Ghost Chasers Magazine was originally called The Ghostly Review. 138721 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Is Sherlock Holme? C Episode #13. 12-1-1973. Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories Goober and the gang travel to England to solve a mystery. They are assisted by a relative of the famous detective Sherlock Holmes. 138722 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Mummy Knows Best C Episode #6. 10-13-1973 Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories Partridge Kids, Goober and the gang decide to spend their vacation in Kahrobi, land of the Arabian nights and ghosts. 138723 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Old McDonalds Had a Ghost - EE II EEYOW C Episode #16. 12-22-1973 Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories Goober and the kids check out a report of a haunted farm. 138724 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Singing Ghost, The C Episode #4. 9-29-1973 Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories Frankenstein's Monster the 3rd tricks Danny and The Partridge Kids into coming to his castle to discuss a singing engagement. Once there, they realize the only thing he wants is Danny's voice for his own. 138725 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: That Snow Ghost C Episode #14. 12-8-1973 Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories Goober and the gang are hired by a ski resort to investigate a reported Snow Ghost. 138726 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Venice Anyone C Episode #10. 11-10-1973 Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories Goober and the gang travel to Venice to investigate a report of a haunted gondola. 138727 1973 Goober and the Ghost Chasers: Wicked Witch Dog, The C Episode #9. 11-3-1973 Magazine Reporters Gilly (Ronnie Schell), Ted (Jerry Dexter), and Tina (Jo Ann Harris) work for Ghost Chasers Magazine. They bring their cowardly dog Goober (Paul Winchell) along in their investigations of singing spirits, mummies and supernatural stories Supernatural canine is haunting the lighthouse of MacBurn's Point in Scotland. 138728 1991 Good & Evil: T Episode #6. 10-30-1991 Photographer (Robert Dorfman). 138729 2001 Good Advice M DVD -R HQ 3757, 3745. SVD 1138 Advice Columnist. Wall Street tycoon (Charlie Sheen) becomes popular advice columnist. TV Newswoman (Vanessa Branch). TV Newsman (Joe Duer). CNBC Reporter (Mary Civiello) 138730 1935 Good Axe, A P MLPL Kerr, Walter Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 138731 2003 Good Boy! M TV Anchorman (Ted Friend). Intergalactic dog pilot from Sirius (the dog star) visits Earth to verify rumors that dogs have failed to take over the planet. 138732 1997 Good Burger M News Reporter (Matt Gallant) 138733 2004 Good Bye, Lenin! M Newscasts. Alex (Daniel Bruhl) creates a fake reality for his mother who still thinks the Berlin Wall separates both Germanys. He works with a filmmaker buddy to make fake news broadcasts about the unending triumphs of a regime that no longer exists. 138734 1957 Good Companions, The M Critic (Campbell Cotts). TV Commentator (Larry Cross) 138735 1990 Good Cops, Bad Cops MT Reporter (Matt Williams) 138736 1993 Good Day L.A. DT Series 1993- TV Anchor-Host Steve Edwards (1995), Susan Taylor (1993-1995), Dorothy Lucey (2001), Antonio Mora (1993-1994), Tony McEwing (1994), Jullian Barberie (1995), Jean Martirez (1995), Lauren Sanchez (2003). Reporter/Host Lisa Joyner (1997-2002). Reporters Rick Lozano (1999), Lisa Breckenridge (2000), Bob DeCastro (2004), Elizabeth Espinosa (2003, 2005), Nischelle Turner (2004, 2005). Weekend Host Robb Weller (2005). Reporter-Weekend Co-Host Elizabeth Espinosa (2005). Weekend Co-Host Nischelle Turner (2005). Weekend Correspondent Adrianna Costa (2005). Entertainment Reporter Dagny Hultgreen (1993-1994). Weatherman Mark Thompson (1993-1995). Helicopter Traffic Reporter Rod Bernsen (1993-2003). Traffic Reporters Suzanne Dunn (1993-1997), Rick Dickert (2000), Gina Silva (2003), Rfick Quintero. 138737 2001 Good Day Live DT Series 2001-2005 Correspondent T.J. Allard, Dave Price (2001-2002), Bo Griffin (2002-2005). Journalist Leeze Gibbons (2003-2005). Hosts Trista Rehn (2003-2004), Randy Jackson (2003-2005), Holly Robinson Peete (2002-2004), George Lopez (2003-2004, Constance Marie (2003-2004), Soleil Moon Frye (2003). Kim Coles (2003-2004). Stephen Collins (2003-2004), Tracey Gold (2003). Hosts Kimberley Locke (2004-2005), Melissa Rivers (2004-2005), Brooke Burke (2004), Dayna Devon (2004), Jennifer Flavin (2004), Steve Edwards, Debbie Matenopoulos (2004-2005), Arthel Neville (2004-2005), Jillian Barberie (2001-2004). Hosts Dorothy Lucey (2001-2004). New York Correspondent Finalist (Robert Pierosh). 138738 1998 Good Day New York DT Reporters Bobby Rivers (1995-1999). Gordon Elliott. Feature Reporter Teresa Strasser (2004). Hosts Jodi Applegate (2005), Lyn Brown, Jim Ryan (1988-2005), Marian Etoile Watson. 138739 1996 Good Day Sacramento DT Reports Courtney Dempsey, Kandice Kelly (2000-), Jonathan Masaki. News Anchor (Abbot Dutton). Sports Anchor (1996, 2000-), Weather Anchors Tom Loffman (2000-), Lloyd Lindsay Young (1996-2000). Traffic Anchor (Tina Machua). Business Anchor David Loeffler (2000-). Hosts Marianne McClary, Nick Toma (1998-), Mark S. Allen, Stew Oleson (1996-1998). 138740 2000 Good Doctor, The M Interviewer (Tim Ransom) 138741 2005 Good Evening and Good Luck H Buckley, Christopher Satire Internet Video Newscast. News of the future. What it might sound like. 138742 1996 Good Evening Mr. & Mrs. America, and All The Ships at Sea N OWN - H Bausch, Richard School for Broadcasting. Students enrolled in the D'Allessandro School for Broadcasting 138743 1996 Good Family, A N Smith, Peter J. Reporter Charmaine is a young journalist who reawakens the ghosts of a man's past during an interview. 138744 2003 Good Fences MT Reporter (Brendan Connor). 138745 1992 Good Fight, The MT Reporter (Caroline Yeager) 138746 1999 Good German, The NM Kanon, Joseph Reporter Jake Geismar is a former CBS radio Berlin correspondent. Writing a series of articles on the Allied occupation. 138747 2006 Good German, The M DVD -R HQ 9629, 9630 Attanasio, Paul (Writer) Based on the novel by Joseph Kanon. War Correspondent Jake Geisemer (George Clooney), an American reporter in 1945, arrives in Berlin to cover the Potsdam Peace Conference during which the U.S., Britain and Russia divide up post-World War II Europe. His real reason, however, for visiting is to track down a married German woman with whom he had an affair while in the city before the war. Jake finds her and trouble follows. He gets mixed up with an ex-lover's attempt to outrun her past in post-World War II Berlin. U.S. Army war correspondent. British Press Aide (J. Paul Boehmer). British Interviewer (Tom Cummins). Shot in black and white. 138748 2006 Good German, The N Kanon, Joseph. Judith Tarr Movie tie-in edition Radio Reporter Jake Geismar of CBS covers the Potsdam conference for Collier's Magazine. When government authorities move to cover-up the death of a solitary American soldier, Geismar smells a story. Former Berlin Correspondent for CBS, Geismar has wangled one of the coveted Potsdam Conference. His assignment: a series of articles on the Allied occupation. His personal agenda: to find the German mistress he left behind at the outbreak of the war. When he stumbles on the murder, he thinks he has found the key that will unlock his Berlin story. What Jake finds instead is a larger story of corruption and intrigue reaching deep into the heart of the occupation. Berlin, July 1945. Geismar is warned not to meddle, but he can't resist the story's draw. His investigation leads him deeply into Berlin's agonizing struggle for survival, its black market, and Allies' frantic attempts to round up Nazi scientists. 138749 2002 Good Girl, The M DVD -R HQ 1903 (Media Excerpts) African-American TV Reporter (Ken Rudulph), Channel KKBO 12 News. Seen on television giving live news report. 138750 2009 Good God Bad Dog M Reporter (Dennis Maynard). 138751 1990 Good Grief: Cub Scouts and Horses & Whiskers on Kittens T Episode #6. 11-4-1990 Newscaster (Christina Reguli). 138752 1969 Good Guys and the Bad Guys, The M Reporter (David Cargo) from the , New Mexico Press 138753 1997 Good Guys Bad Guys: Only the Young Die Good MTF Australia. Photographer (Tanya Carter). 138754 1978 Good Guys Wear Black M Newscaster (Dick Shoemaker) 138755 1996 Good Hair: Novel, A N OWN - H Little, Benilde Reporter in Newark, Alice Andrews, falls in love with a handsome surgeon but class difference, especially his upper-crust African American background threaten their romance 138756 1977 Good Human Story, A T News Media 138757 2001 Good in Bed N Weiner, Jennifer Columnist Cannie Shapiro of the Philadelphia Examiner is an ambitious entertainment journalist with a plus-size figure and wicked wit to match. Humiliated to discover that her ex-boyfriend has been chronicling their former sex life in a series of articles called "Loving a Larger Woman" in a popular women's magazine, pop-culture journalist Cannie Shapiro embarks on an adventure-filled odyssey. For 28 years, things have been going along nicely for Shapiro. Sure, her mother has come charging out of the closet and her father has long since dropped out of her world. But she loves her friends, her rat terrier, Nifkin, and her job as pop culture reporter for the Examiner. She’s even made a tenuous peace with her plus-size body. But the day she opens up a national women’s magazine and sees the words “Loving a Larger Woman” above her ex-boyfriend’s byline, Cannie is plunged into misery -- and the most amazing year of her life. From Philadelphia to Hollywood and back home again, she charts a new course for herself: mourning her losses, facing her past, and figuring out who she is and who she can become. 138758 1997 Good Intentions NM O'Brien, Patricia News Media 138759 2007 Good Life, The M Sports Commentator (Brad Abrell - Voice) does the football color. 138760 1975 Good Life, The: Mr. Fix-It T Episode #10. 12-19-1975 Journalist Mr. Coles (John Quayle). 138761 1999 Good Man's Sin, The M Reporter (Donna Marston) 138762 1996 Good Morning T Series Reporter (Trish Adudu) 138763 2003 Good Morning Afghanistan DF Denmark Child Reporters Qais Dunaishjo, Ilhyas Hurmat, Shagoofa Saher. 138764 1980 Good Morning America DT Series. 11-3-1975. ABC TV News Program. TV Anchors Steve Fox (1980-2000), Kathleen Sullivan (1985-1987), Charles Gibson (1987-1998, 1999), Carole Simpson (1988-1995), Paula Zahn (1988-1990), Forrest Sawyer (1988-1989), Forrest Sawyer (1988), Mike Schneider (1989-1993). TV Anchors Peter Jennings (1989), Kate Collins (1989), Joan Lunden (1980-1998). Correspondents Kathie Lee Gifford (1982-1985), Linda Ellerber (1986-1987). Features Reporter Ron Reagan (1983-1986). Movie Critic Joel Siegal (1981-). Medical Contributor Dr. Nancy Snyderman (1987-2003). Legal Contributor Arthur Miller (1980-). Weathermen Spencer Christian (1984-1998), Dave Murray (1983-1985), Steve Pool (1989). Features Reporter Ron Reagan (1983-1986). Correspondent Kathie Lee Gifford (1982-1985). Science Editor Michael Guillen (1988-2000), Food Editors Julia Child (1980-2000), Wolfgang Puck (1986-2000). Entertainment Editors Pat Collins (1980), Chantal Westerman (1986-2000). People Reporter Jeanne Wolf (1981). 138765 1975 Good Morning America DT Series. 11-3-1975. ABC TV News Program. TV Anchors Steve Bell (1975-1987), Margaret Osmer (1975-1979). Hosts David Hartman (1975-1987), Nancy Dussault (1975-1977), Sandy Hill (1977-1980), Charlie Gibson (1975-2005). Correspondents Erma Bombeck (1975-1986), Jack Anderson (1975-1980), Geraldo Rivera (1975-1978). Financial Correspondent Sylvia Porter (1977-1978). Consumer Reporter Joan Lunden (1976-1980). Weathermen John Coleman (1975-1982). Features Correspondent Tom Sullivan (1978-1983). Medical Contributor Dr. Tim Johnson (1975-). Gossip Contributor Rona Barrett (1975-1980), Advice Columnist Helen Gurley Brown (1975-1978), Beauty Editor Cheryl Tiggs (1976-1977), Financial Contributor Sylvia Porter (1977-1978). 138766 1990 Good Morning America DT Series. 11-3-1975. ABC TV News Program. News Anchors Morton Dean (1993-1996), Carole Simpson. Correspondents Scott Weinger (1994-1998), Elizabeth Vargas (1996-1997), Antonio Mora (1996-2002),Connie Chung (1998-2002), Antonio Mora (1999-2002). Hosts Lisa McRee (1997-1999), Kevin Newman (1998-1999). Interviewer Frank Gifford. Senior National Correspondent Claire Shipman. Sunday Hosts: Dana King (1993), Bill Ritter (1993-1994), Willow Bay (1994-), Antonio Mora (1994-1995), Kevin Newman (1996-). Weatherman Tony Perkins (1998), John Coleman. Entertainment Reporter Laurie Hibberd (1997-1998). Beauty Editor Cindy Crawford (1996-1997). Entertainment Editor Chantal Westerman. Animal Expert Jack Hanna. 138767 2000 Good Morning America DT Series. 11-3-1975. ABC TV News Program. TV Anchors Diane Sawyer, Chris Cuomo, Robin Roberts, Bill Weir, Barbara Walters (2005-2006), Jack Ford (2000-2003), Bill Weir. Senior National Correspondent Claire Shipman (2001). Correspondents Mike Barz (2005-), Mike Barz, Chris Cuomo, Cat Deeley (2006). Weatherman Sam Champion (2006). Entertainment and Lifestyle Reporter Alex Cambert (2001). Legal Commentators Kimberly Guilfoyle (2003). 138768 1993 Good Morning America Weekend Edition DT TV News Program. TV Anchor Ron Claiborne (2004-). Hosts Dana King (1993), Bill Ritter (1993-1994), Antonio Mora (1994-1995), Willow Bay (1994-1997), John Hockenberry (1995-1996), Tyler Mathisen (1996), Kevin Newman (1996-1997), Aaron Brown (1997-1998). Hosts Bill Weir (2004-), Kate Snow (2004-). Features Correspondent Marysol Castro (2004-). 138769 1983 Good Morning Britain TF Reporters Kay Burley (1983-1988), Lorraine Kelly (1984-1988), Lisa Aziz (1988, 1898-1992), Michael Hastings, Geoff Meade, Newsreaders Linda Mitchell (1988), Gordon Honeycombe, Jayne Irving.. Presenters Richard Keys (1983-1990). Anne Diamond (1983-1988), Robert Kee (1983-1984), Anna Ford (1983), Angela Rippon (1983), David Frost, Michael Parkinson, Anneka Rice, Kathy Tayler, Mike Morris. Weather Presenters Ulrika Jonsson (1989-1992), Nicky Fox., Trish Williamson, Wincey Willis. Health Expert Hilary Jones (1990-1992). Fitness Expert Lizzie Webb. 138770 1979 Good Morning Houston T Series 1979-1992. Talk-Show. Weatherman Ed Brandon. Hosts Jan Glenn, Don Nelson. 138771 1967 Good Morning World T 26 episodes TV Newscaster Big Jack Jackson, intoxicated newscaster (Gene Klavin). Hosts of radio morning program in Los Angeles 138772 1987 Good Morning, Babylon M Irish Cameraman (Andrea Prodan). 138773 1943 Good Morning, Judge M Reporter (Eddie Coke) 138774 2003 Good Morning, Miami: T VHS 1502, 1370 Episodes. Series (September 2002- TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Lazy and neurotic assistant Penelope "Penny" Barnes Barrington (Constance Zimmer), and a volatile nun, Sister Brenda Trogman (Brooke Dillman), the show's weather reporter. He has to make changes. Dylan Messinger (Ashley Williams). Jake's mother Claire Arnold (Suzanne Pleshette) in Season 1. 138775 2003 Good Morning, Miami: About a Ploy T Fife, Christopher and Jason Clodfelter Episode #18. 3-20-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Dylan becomes upset after hearing about Gavin supposedly receiving a job offer in New York without telling her. As she fuels her anger, Jake is tempted to give his anchorman up without a fight after hearing Dylan might not move to New York with him. Penny and Claire get in an auto accident, and both bribe Frank, the only witness, with friendship, hoping that he'll blame the wreck on the other. Later, when Roberta accidentally slips that the job offer in N.Y. was just a scam to get Gavin a raise in his salary, Dylan gets angry and tells him that it's over for good. 138776 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Big Leap, The T Goldstein, Jonathan Episode #16. 3-6-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. In an attempt to increase the ratings on the show, Jake persuades Gavin to "tandem skydive" with an overly enthusiastic Frank -- not realizing that Frank has a hidden agenda. Elsewhere, Jake also tries to reconcile his relationship with Penny when he sees her dating another guy while Claire invites Dylan out for what seems to be an innocent night of dinner and drinks. 138777 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Ex Games, The T Lasher, Amanda Episode #27. 10-28-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of morning show.. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher). Victoria Hill (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen), new station boss. Jake finds out that Dylan has an ex-husband and tries to keep cool until Gavin reveals who Dylan's ex-husband really is -- and Jake can't get him out of his head. As Halloween approaches, Penny goes to a costumed wedding reception and brings along Frank, who finds that being in costume has extra benefits when he thinks he's found his very own Southern belle. 138778 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Fear and Loathing in Miami T Quill, Tad Episode #17. 3-13-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Being named on a list of Miami's "Hot One Hundred" makes Gavin (Matt Letscher) anxious for greener pastures. Makes a bid to become a prime-time network newscaster -- but instead he ends up as a contestant on "Fear Factor." To Gavin's disappointment, he finds that he's #100 on "Miami's Hot One Hundred List," and, much to Dylan's dismay, enlists the help of stern agent Roberta Diaz to give his career a boost. Meanwhile, Penny convinces Jake to transfer her downstairs to work with Frank, who spends his entire day doing absolutely nothing at all. Claire complains of the new poster with her face on it, which annoys Jake, who's attempts to swoon Penny continue to fail. 138779 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Good Morning, Manhattan T SVD 1450 Rudell, Kirk Episode #24. 10-7-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of morning show.. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher). Victoria Hill (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen), new station boss. Dylan (Ashley Williams) and Jake are prompted to leave Miami by tyrannical behavior of new boss Victoria. After the rude intrusion of Victoria as the new boss, Dylan and Jake set off for New York to find a new beginning In a fabulous twist of fate, Dylan finds that the Fab Five from "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" have made over their apartment from fashion faux pas to fabulously fantastic. Unfortunately, Jake and Dylan don't stick around long enough to enjoy their new surroundings. 138780 2002 Good Morning, Miami: Heart is a Lonely Apartment Hunter, The T VHS 1304 Gorenberg, Jamie Episode #6. 10-24-2002 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Apartment hunting rattles Jake who makes an ill-timed decision to move in to Dylan's place. But she moves in with anchor Dylan (Ashley Williams). Jake persuades Penny to help him find a new apartment. When Dylan offers her apartment so she can move in with Gavin, he accepts hoping that disaster will result from the move-in. Frank struggles to tell Lucia about her annoying habit. 138781 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Her Place or Mine? T Episode #30. 12-11-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Siilver (Mark Feuerstein) of morning show.. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher). Victoria Hill (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen), new station boss. After she takes Jake's vacation to the Bahamas, Victoria and Jake engage in a power struggle involving job perks. When Gavin struggles with his own problems of losing his investments, he is left to find extra work that isn't considered the most honorable of jobs, including voicing a lame cartoon character. Gavin's problems make Penny realize that she may actually have feelings for him. 138782 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Hi, My Name Is Jake T Quill, Tad Episode #11. 1-2-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. When one-upmanship contests pit Jake against Gavin, Dylan isn't impressed. To make Dylan for sorry for him, Jake ends up lying, telling that he, like Gavin, is an alcoholic. Brenda and Lucia test Christmas gifts for the show's 'safe toys' segment and a stray dart ends up wounding nervous-wreck Frank. When Penny takes Frank to the hospital, she is surprised to find that Frank has her on his 'Emergency Call' list. 138783 2003 Good Morning, Miami: I Second That Promotion T SVD 1459 Quill, Tad Episode #25. 10-14-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of morning show.. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher). Victoria Hill (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen), new station boss. Dylan (Ashley Williams) comes up with great idea for the show so Jake gives her a segment of her own to produce but finds it hard to distinguish himself from boyfriend and boss. After Dylan comes up with a great idea for the show Jake gives her a segment of her own to produce but finds it hard to distinguish himself from a boyfriend and a boss. Meanwhile, Gavin takes a joke from Joni a little too seriously and starts to freak out about his age. As he tries new, youthful approaches to his job, Frank tries his own luck with Hollis, a new girl that gets his attention. 138784 2002 Good Morning, Miami: I'm With Stupid T Day, Richard Episode #10. 12-12-2002 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. While Sister Brenda thinks of leaving her convent, Jake gets in hot water when he enrages Dylan by questioning her intelligence. Meanwhile, Claire is offered the role of a guest host on the show. 138785 2002 Good Morning, Miami: If It's Not One Thing, It's a Mother T Friedman, Mimi and Jeanette Collins Episode #9. 12-5-2002 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Dylan is upset when her mother doesn't like her boyfriend Gavin, but things get even worse when Louise decides Jake would make a better suitor. Claire and Penny battle over the same guy, Taylor and Frank has an unfortunate accident with a copy machine. 138786 2002 Good Morning, Miami: It Didn't Happen One Night T Friedman, Mimi and Jeanette Collins Episode #5. TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Exasperated with Gavin and Lucia's constant on-air bickering, Jake sneaks a couples therapist onto the show as a guest, and Lucia admits that she is angry at Gavin over a tryst they had years ago. Upset to learn that he dated Lucia and never told her, Gavin's girlfriend Dylan gets drunk and almost kisses Jake. Meanwhile, Claire tricks Penny into thinking she can beat Claire at poker. 138787 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Jake's Nuts Roasting On an Open Fire T Stumpe, Kathy Ann Episode #12. 1-9-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. After a little help from Penny, Jake conspires the perfect gift for Dylan, a poetry book inscribed with his true feelings towards her, but everything goes wrong with Frank issues a present-swapping time. Finally Jake retrieves the book and gives it back to Dylan, telling her it's very important. It seems like he's finally going to get her, but everything goes rye when Gavin finds the inscription. Claire instructs Frank to build Jake's Christmas present -- a bike, and also finds out about all the pathetic gifts the ex-station manager received in past years. 138788 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Kiss Before Lying, A T Episode #29. 11-18-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Siilver (Mark Feuerstein) of morning show.. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher). Victoria Hill (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen), new station boss. Jake and Dylan are excited to spend their first romantic Thanksgiving together but Jake's mother, Judy, has other plans and decides that Jake and Dylan should come over for Thanksgiving instead. With the rest of the staff home for the holiday, Frank is left in charge of the station temporarily. 138789 2002 Good Morning, Miami: Kiss of the Spider Man T VHS 1306 Rudell, Kirk J. Episode #7. 10-31-2002 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Program's cast and staff wear disguises for the taping of a theme show. Jake and Gavin both arrive at a Halloween party in the same costume. When Dylan kisses the masked Jake, mistaking him for Gavin, Jake kisses her back without revealing his identity. But he is unsure about whether or not to admit the truth afterwards. Meanwhile, Frank makes some new friends when the show broadcasts live from a gay men's bar. 138790 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Looking For Love In All The Wrong Cages T Episode #31. 12-18-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Siilver (Mark Feuerstein) of morning show.. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher). Victoria Hill (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen), new station boss. It's zoo week on Good Morning Miami, and guest Erika, a local zoologist is on the show. Meanwhile, Frank decides it's time to "retire his heart" and end his dating days, but Jake soon tricks him on a date with Erika. After Frank leaves the table to buy Erika a gift, she leaves because she thinks Frank is weird. Penny is trying to score free coffee by stealing punch card puncher. Gavin tries to get in on it too, only to abuse the free stuff and get caught. As a result of Penny telling the manager, she is rewarded with free coffee and baked goods for one year. Frank goes to get Erika back, and Jake shows up and tells him what happened. Frank feels very betrayed, but Jake sweet talks his way out of it. 138791 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Mee So Torny T SVD 1343 Hunt, Darlene Episode #13. 1-16-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Jealousy fills the newsroom. When Gavin confronts an anxious Jake, revealing to him that Dylan knows of his feelings, he sets up some guidelines for when he's in the hairstylist's presence. Meanwhile, Claire finally gets her dressing room, but also inadvertently discovers Penny's feelings for her grandson. As Frank ponders his weight, Dylan tries to sort out her feelings about Jake, only to get into a fight with her boyfriend. After Gavin leaves, Dylan pours out her feelings to Frank, whom is in need of a haircut. She tells a tale of a girl named Mee (Mie) who is torn between two men, Davenport and Lake. When Dylan finally confronts Jake, she finds him in an awkward position...he's kissing Penny. 138792 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Mutt and Jake T Rosenthal, David S. Episode #15. 2-27-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. As Jake and Penny finally choose to consummate their relationship, the feuding Gavin and Dylan decide to adopt a dog, hoping it will help their struggling relationship. When Penny believes that Jake still has feelings for Dylan, he finally resolves his feelings towards the hair stylist that stole his heart. 138793 2003 Good Morning, Miami: New Good Morning, Miami, The. T SVD 1443 Prady, Bill Episode #23. 9-30-2003. Season 2 Opener. TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of morning show.. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher). Victoria Hill (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen), new station boss. Dylan (Ashley Williams) and Jake are together. New boss Victoria threatens to fire everyone. Anchorman Gavin and co-worker Penny (Constance Zimmer) swear off sex after going to bed. After a year of waiting, Jake and Dylan finally get to know each other on a more personal note unlike Penny and Gavin who end up swearing off the opposite sex and intimacy. Awkward situation between four of them grow as they return to their work routines Unfortunately another disturbance has come up, Victoria barges her way in as the new boss and threatens to fire anyone who isn't up to standards. After Jake and Dylan realize they are together, they have no reason to stay in Miami. They both decide that moving to New York may be good idea. 138794 2003 Good Morning, Miami: One Flu Over the Cuckold's Nest T SVD 1357 Day, Richard Episode #22. Final Episode of First Season TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Gavin proposes to Dylan (Ashley Williams) who delivers it while he's on the air. She tries to decide what to do while having dinner with Jake who tries to sway her from accepting the proposal. When Gavin impulsively proposes marriage to surprised and conflicted Dylan during the live show, she cannot answer. Desperate to tell Dylan he loves her, Jake asks Claire for advice. She convinces Penny, who dated Jake, to plan romantic dinner for Jake and Dylan. Frank, Claire and a nurse tape a public service announcement for flu prevention. Claire ruins so many attempts that Frank receives overdose of flu shots. This delays Jake and Dylan at the studio, while Gavin and Penny end up commiserating at the restaurant. Before he can persuade Dylan not to marry Gavin, Jake realizes something about his true feelings . . . 138795 2002 Good Morning, Miami: Penny Wise Jake Foolish T VHS 1316 Kohan, David and Max Mutchnick Episode #8. 11-14-2002 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. It's Jake's birthday, but he is upset because Penny and Dylan are always bickering. When he tries to get them to reconcile, Dylan blurts out an accusation that Jake misinterprets. He thinks Dylan is aware that he is secretly in love with her—but she actually meant that she suspects Penny is enamored with him. Sister Brenda argues with Frank over an heirloom watch he removed from their deceased uncle's casket. And recovering alcoholic Gavin develops a new, entirely unexpected addiction. 138796 2002 Good Morning, Miami: Pilot T VHS 1286 Kohan, David and Max Mutchnick Episode #1. 9-26-2002. TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Hotshot TV producer Jake Silver (Mark Feuerstein) sought to salvage dismally rated morning show in Miami. Arrogant Co-Host Stone and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Insecure Station Manager Francis "Frank" Alfano (Jere Burns). Lazy and neurotic assistant Penelope "Penny" Barnes Barrington (Constance Zimmer), and a volatile nun, Sister Brenda Trogman (Brooke Dillman), the show's weather reporter. He has to make changes. The only reason he's staying is he's in love with the captivating hairstylist, Dylan Messinger (Ashley Williams). 138797 2002 Good Morning, Miami: Power Failure T Kohan, David and Max Mutchnick Episode #2. 10-3-2002 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Jake attempts to establish his authority as the new producer and impress Dylan in the process. But his plan has the unintended result of antagonizing the entire staff. Co-Hosts Gavin and Lucia refuse to come out of their dressing rooms at broadcast time. Frank promises to acquire a new set for the show but fails—and the old set has already been taken away. 138798 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Slow and the Furious, The T Quill, Tad Episode #21. 4-10-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Jake asks Dylan out on a date, but she turns him down claiming that she is not ready to move on until she knows that Gavin is ready. Penny and Jake form new segment for Good Morning, Miami called "Get It On with Gavin." It's a dating show where Gavin dates woman on camera, then decides if he will go out on another date with her. All goes well until date shows up and is complete idiot. Jake feeds her lines through ear-piece on camera so date won't be complete waste. Gavin finds out and tells Jake that he just isn't ready to move on, but Jake gives him a few words of encouragement. The next day Gavin makes a move that shocks Dylan and Jake. Claire gets phone call saying old friend of hers in hospital. Frank asks if she wants to see her, but she refuses because of falling out they had. When Frank learns about falling out, takes Claire to hospital to visit old friend. Air is cleared until another argument brings with it the death of her old friend. 138799 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Someone To Watch Over Gavin T Rudell, Kirk J. Episode #20. 4-3-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. As Gavin mopes around being mean to guests on the show, Jake convinces Dylan to go with him to see "West Side Story," but not until he pays visit to Gavin for some bonding. Frank, after hearing how much Claire hates her birthday, acts as a mole for the newspaper, sending in gossip and other things about the new Good Morning, Miami co-host so she'll forget completely about turning another year older. Gavin soon hears about Jake and Dylan's little date, and plots to spoil their evening of fun by telling them that he needs Jake to be with him tonight. Jake, wanting to go on his first "date" with the girl he's been after for so long, pays Penny to watch Gavin so he can still go out with Dylan. But everything backfires when Penny gets drunk and Gavin tells his ex what Jake did 138800 2002 Good Morning, Miami: Swan Jake T VHS 1309 Kohan, David and Max Mutchnick Episode #4. 10-17-2002 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Road trip bonds Jake and Gavin. When Jake reluctantly agrees to drive Gavin to meet his fans at a senior center, the guys discover that they have more in common than they thought. However, Jake realizes that it was easier to imagine stealing Gavin's girlfriend Dylan when he disliked Gavin. Lucia tricks Dylan into admitting her feelings for Jake, and Lucia engages Sister Brenda and Penny in some very revealing "girl talk." 138801 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Take a Penny, Leave a Penny T SVD 1367 Rudell, Kirk J. Episode #14. 1-23-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. After the romantic kiss they shared in the previous episode, co-workers Penny and Jake decide to work out their situation, coming to a final decision -- their relationship will be strictly physical. Dylan tries to pry out information on Jake and Penny from Frank, who wonders why Gavin and him have barely ever talked. As Dylan continues her quest for answers, unnerving Gavin, Claire becomes involved with a T.V. repairer by the name of Lenny (Tom Poston). 138802 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Three Weeks Notice T VHS 1390 Leff, Steve and Jim Patterson Episode #19. 3-27-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Dylan and Gavin's breakup seems to be effecting the entire office. As Dylan mops around, crying constantly, Roberta tries to get Gavin into a new clique. Realizing that the hairstylist that he's been after since day one is now single, Jake plans to sweep her off her feet, but his grandmother Claire forces him to give it three weeks. 138803 2002 Good Morning, Miami: Way to Dylan's Heart, The T VHS 1298 Day, Richard Episode #3. 10-10-2002 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of the lowest-rated morning show in the country. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher) and self-centered co-host Lucia Rojas-Klein (Tessie Santiago). Season 1. Jake agrees to let Dylan fix him up with her best friend Cindy only because he secretly wants to be able to spend more time around Dylan. But when Jake and Cindy agree to join Dylan and Gavin for a romantic weekend, Jake calls on Claire for advice. Meanwhile, Frank and Lucia enlist the help of Penny and Sister Brenda when they have to create a public service announcement for the station. 138804 2003 Good Morning, Miami: Will You Still Leave Me Tomorrow T SVD 1470 Episode #28. 11-11-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Siilver (Mark Feuerstein) of morning show.. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher). Victoria Hill (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen), new station boss. Gavin shows up for work looking like a mess after being kicked out of Penny's bed in the middle of the night after she thinks he is getting emotionally involved in the relationship. Jake jumps in to keep the show running, but ends up bringing more havoc into the situation. Meanwhile, Dylan calls upon Victoria for help buying a car. 138805 2003 Good Morning, Miami: With Friends Like These, Who Needs Emmys? T SVD 1456 Goldstein, Jonathon Episode #26. 10-21-2003 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Silver (Mark Feuerstein) of morning show.. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher). Victoria Hill (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen), new station boss. Gavin bumps into Valerie at his Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. She convinces him to go undercover as an investigative reporter to get a story on national television. He makes a fool out of himself. Dylan tries to get old high school pictures from everyone and uncovers that Penny has a secret past that no one knows about. 138806 2004 Good Morning, Miami: You Bet Your Relationship T Episode #32. 1-15-2004 TV News Staff at Miami Station. Executive Producer Jacob "Jake" Siilver (Mark Feuerstein) of morning show.. Pompous Anchor Gavin Stone (Matt Letscher). Victoria Hill (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen), new station boss. Jake and Dylan discover there is a betting pool in the office for how long their relationship will last. In an attempt to prove their commitment to their skeptics, they decide to have everyone over for dinner to show how happy they are together. Penny and Gavin bring separate dates in hopes of not being branded as a couple. In the end, the only thing they all know for sure is that relationships are not as easy as they seem. 138807 2000 Good Morning, Providence DT Sports Reporter Tim Gray. Sports News Anchor Frank Carpano. Community News Anchor Kelly McGee. 138808 1992 Good Morning…With Anne and Nick T Presenters Anne Diamond, Nick Owen. Entertainment Correspondent Tania Bryer. 138809 1964 Good Neighbor Sam M Photographer Taragon (Bernie Kopell) from an agency. 138810 1944 Good Neighbors DT DVD 8402 Classic Newspaper Industry Films. 21:53 Newspaper Operations. Minnesota Star Journal is the feature in this newspaper operations film. 138811 1989 Good News from Outer Space N Kessel, John Journalist George Eberhart finds himself even more alienated from his trashy journalism job and his wife than he was before his "suicide." 138812 1640 Good News From the North ER USC Parker, William News 138813 1937 Good News of 1938 R Series Press 138814 1938 Good News of 1939 R Series Press 138815 1980 Good News/Bad News (Good News, Bad News) NJ OWN - H Fragasso, Philip M. School Editor is Lenny Simpson's twin sister, appointed new editor-in-chief of the official school newspaper and Steve Braverman set out to retaliate. 138816 2005 Good Night Nobody N Weiner, Jennifer Gossip Reporter Kate Klein traded her city life in New York City for the suburbs and kids. But when her neighbor, a ghost writer for a famous right wing columnist dies, she uses her reporting skills to solve the crime. 138817 1988 Good Night to Kill, A NM OWN - P O'Donnell, Lillian News Media. Homicide detective hampered by media 138818 2003 Good Night Valentino M Ballerini, Edoardo. Based on a story by H.L. Mencken Journalist H.L. Mencken (John Rothman) greets Actor Rudolph Valentino in his hotel room. Valentino has come to see Mencken for advice about how to deal with a newspaper editorial that claims Valentino's screen career has emasculated the American male. 138819 2005 good night, and good luck. M Heslov, Grant and George Clooney (Directed by Clooney as well) Journalist Edward R. Murrow (David Strathairn) of CBS and his fight with Senator Joseph McCarthy. Journalist-Producer Fred Friendly (George Clooney). News Director-Producer Don Hewitt (Grant Heslov). CBS Newsman Don Hollenbeck (Ray Wise). Reporter (Joseph Dowd). President of CBS William Paley (Frank Langella). Coworkers (Robert Downey Jr. and Patricia Clarkson). 138820 1965 Good Night, Irene N OWN - H Ullman, James Michael Reporter Pete Ames, a young journalist whose carelessness hastened the death of an ex-call girl. 138821 1948 Good Sam M Photographer (Franklin Parker). 138822 2001 Good School N Yates, Richard High School Newspaper Editor William Grove is a quiet boy who becomes editor of the school newspaper at a New England prep school prior to World War II. Besides Grove’s story, there are also stories about Jack Draper, a crippled chemistry teacher and Edith Stone, the schoolmaster’s young daughter who falls in love with the most celebrated boy in the class of 1943. 138823 2004 Good Shepherd, The M Journalist Madeline Finney (Molly Parker) is the former girlfriend of a worldly and urbane priest who is forced to challenge his comfortable existence as an ecclesiastical spin-doctor when he comes to believe in the innocence of a young priest accused of murder. His only ally turns out to be Finney who helps him investigate a social worker’s death. 138824 2004 Good Soap Guide, The DT Australian Correspondent (Jason Herbison). 138825 1993 Good Son, The M News Media. Reporter (Andria Hall). 138826 1984 Good Sport, A MT SVD 541 Margolin, Arnold (Teleplay) Woman of the Year Remake Sports Columnist Tommy O'Bannon (Ralph Waite), a boozing Manhattan sportswriter, and Fashion Magazine Editor Michelle Tenney (Lee Remick), an elegant, twice-divorced journalist are the combatants in this battle-of-the-sexes romp. O'Bannon writes a nasty column on Tenney because she claims a link between violence in sports and other social problems. She corners him in a bar and rattles off statistics on injuries in football amazing him and everyone else in the bar. Reporter in Bar (Nick Vallelonga). 138827 1991 Good Sports: T SV 74, 66, 49. B 36l Episodes. Series (January 1991-July 1991). 15 Episodes TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. 138828 1991 Good Sports: Bigger They Are, The Harder They Hit T Zimmerman, Ron Episode #3. 2-7-1991 TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. Jim Brown (Himself). Bruce Jenner (Himself). 138829 1991 Good Sports: Bobby and Gayle Go On a Date T SV 79 Zimmerman, Ron Episode #13. 6-22-91 TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. 138830 1991 Good Sports: Book Is Just a Book, A T Episode #9. 5-27-1991 TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. 138831 1991 Good Sports: Cincinnati Kids, The T Levin, Larry & Alan Zweibel Episode #7. 5-27-1991 TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. Pete Rose (Himself) 138832 1991 Good Sports: Class Act, A T SV 91 (Incomplete) Levin, Larry Episode #15. 7-13-91 TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. 138833 1991 Good Sports: Electricity T Episode #10. 6-3-1991 TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. 138834 1991 Good Sports: Gayle Wouldn't Do That T Episode #2. 1-21-1991 TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. 138835 1991 Good Sports: Jack McKinney Is a No Yes Man T Levin, Larry and Ron Zimmerman Episode #4. 2-14-1991 TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. George Steinbrenner (Himself) 138836 1991 Good Sports: Kiss Is Just a Kiss, A T Woody, Russ Episode #6. 3-18-1991 TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. Marge Schott (Herself) 138837 1991 Good Sports: Love Means Never Having To Say You're Happy T DVD -R HQ 6972. SV 76 Episode #12. 6-15-91 TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. George Foreman (Himself) 138838 1991 Good Sports: Moody Blues Swing, The T Episode #8. 6-8-1991 TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. 138839 1991 Good Sports: Movin' In T Episode #11. 1-31-1991 TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. 138840 1991 Good Sports: Premiere: Pros and Ex-Cons T Zweibel, Alan Episode #1. 1-10-1991. TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. Karem Abdul-Jabbar (Himself). Fred Travalena (Himself). Lyle Alzado (Himself). 138841 1991 Good Sports: Return of Nick, The T Zimmerman, Ron and Alan Zweibel. Episode #14. 7-6-1991 TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. 138842 1991 Good Sports: Reviews Are In, The T Levin, Larry Episode #5. 2-25-1991 TV Sportscaster Gayle Roberts (Farrah Fawcett), a former model turned sportscaster stuck with a new co-anchor Bobby Tannen (Ryan O'Neal), a retired jock. Vlade Divac (Himself) 138843 1980 Good Time Harry: T Sportswriter Harry Jenkins (Ted Bessell), ace sportswriter for the San Francisco Sentinel (later Journal, Herald). Marcia Strassman as fellow sportswriter Carol Younger Ted Bessell as swinging bachelor Harry Jenkins, sportswriter for San Francisco Herald. Eugene Roche as Jimmy Hughes, sports editor 138844 1980 Good Time Harry: Audrey Simpson T Gordon, Steve Episode. 7-26-1980 Sportswriter Harry Jenkins (Ted Bessell), ace sportswriter for the San Francisco Sentinel (later Journal, Herald). Marcia Strassman as fellow sportswriter Carol Younger Ted Bessell as swinging bachelor Harry Jenkins, sportswriter for San Francisco Herald. Eugene Roche as Jimmy Hughes, sports editor 138845 1980 Good Time Harry: Ben Younger T Gordon, Steve Episode Sportswriter Harry Jenkins (Ted Bessell), ace sportswriter for the San Francisco Sentinel (later Journal, Herald). Marcia Strassman as fellow sportswriter Carol Younger Ted Bessell as swinging bachelor Harry Jenkins, sportswriter for San Francisco Herald. Eugene Roche as Jimmy Hughes, sports editor 138846 1980 Good Time Harry: Harry (aka Harry's Back in Town) T Gordon, Steve Episode 7-19-1980 Sportswriter Harry Jenkins (Ted Bessell), ace sportswriter for the San Francisco Sentinel (later Journal, Herald). Marcia Strassman as fellow sportswriter Carol Younger Ted Bessell as swinging bachelor Harry Jenkins, sportswriter for San Francisco Herald. Eugene Roche as Jimmy Hughes, sports editor 138847 1980 Good Time Harry: Harry Kisses Death on the Mouth T Gordon, Steve. Glenn Gordon Caron Episode. 8-30-1980 Sportswriter Harry Jenkins (Ted Bessell), ace sportswriter for the San Francisco Sentinel (later Journal, Herald). Marcia Strassman as fellow sportswriter Carol Younger Ted Bessell as swinging bachelor Harry Jenkins, sportswriter for San Francisco Herald. Eugene Roche as Jimmy Hughes, sports editor 138848 1980 Good Time Harry: Play It Again, Stan T Rose, Mickey Episode Sportswriter Harry Jenkins (Ted Bessell), ace sportswriter for the San Francisco Sentinel (later Journal, Herald). Marcia Strassman as fellow sportswriter Carol Younger Ted Bessell as swinging bachelor Harry Jenkins, sportswriter for San Francisco Herald. Eugene Roche as Jimmy Hughes, sports editor 138849 1980 Good Time Harry: Wally Smith Story, The T Gordon, Steve Episode. 7-26-1980 Sportswriter Harry Jenkins (Ted Bessell), ace sportswriter for the San Francisco Sentinel (later Journal, Herald). Marcia Strassman as fellow sportswriter Carol Younger Ted Bessell as swinging bachelor Harry Jenkins, sportswriter for San Francisco Herald. Eugene Roche as Jimmy Hughes, sports editor 138850 2003 Good Times, Bed Times MF Director Leung Pak Kin, Chang Hin Ka Gossip columnist (Sammi Cheng) investigates a story on the controversial sexual impotence of a cop. Columnist falls in love with the cop and finds out that he is indeed impotent. When the couple seeks expert advice to cure his illness, other journalists exposes the truth. 138851 1974 Good Times: Too Old Blues T Episode #1. 2-8-1974 Interviewer (Woodrow Parfrey). 138852 1986 Good to Go (aka Short Fuse) M Novak, Blaine (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter S.D. Blass (Art Garfunkel) for the Washington Tribune, is a drunken journalist. His editor is angry with him for not coming up with any stories. A racist police detective tells him a murder took place at a club. When the story appears, owners of the club complain that the reporter never even been to the club. Reporter, now involved in the world of drug gangs, discovers his source, the policeman, is corrupt. Cop shoots a source and reporter blames the editor. "I'm going to tell the whole world what you did…and don't worry, I don't need your paper to tell my story," he tells editor. Policeman tries to kill Blass. TV news crew helps Blass tell his story and policeman is suspended. Editor (Richard Baer). "Your story doesn't jibe with the facts and that's all there is to it." "What facts?" "The facts, Blass….what is it with you? You get the facts. You print the facts. All of a sudden what I'm getting is social fiction which nobody will read…" "…if it were shoved under their noses for free and every day of the week. Now, Blass, you look at this and you look at it good. They busted you for this shit last time and they're going to bust you again, only this time you won't live to drink about it." 138853 2004 Good vs. Evil (aka G. vs. E): Ambulance Chaser T DVD -R HQ 8658 Episode #15. 3-24-2000. Sci Fi. Reporter Holly who works for a newspaper shoots pictures of two members of the Corps. (the Good) led by the Minister of Defense who try to kill a Morlock (Evil - Morlocks sign people to Faustian deals of wealth and power in return for their souls). They try to persuade Holly not to print her story about the battle between good and evil that is waged on Earth. If she does it could lead to more people wanting to sign Faustian deals and the end of the Corps. 138854 2009 Good Wife, The: Conjugal T DVD -R HQ 11554 Episode #6. 11-3-2009 News Media cover the results of the appeal of a death row prisoner who is found innocent. Alicia works with Will on the case and agrees to a conjugal visit to Peter but just to get some information on her client given that Peter convicted him when he was the state’s attorney. News Media listen to state attorney’s office representative explain the miscarriage of justice was all Peter’s fault so the judge in the case can save face. 138855 2010 Good Wife, The: Infamy T DVD -R HQ 11690 Episode #11. 1-5-2010 TV Commentator Duke Rosco (Craig Bierko), the network and his show “Gimme Some Truth With Duke Rosco” are sued for making up stories, but Rosco vows to fight any attempt to curtail his right of speech, and the judge agrees with him. He says the mother of a missing child killed her child before she committed suicide because of his tirades on TV. The husband wants to sue. The girl is found alive, but the jury verdict against Roscoe is put aside by the judge in the interests of first amendment rights. Rosco is displayed as a mean-spirited, blowhard, lying journalist throughout the program. Roscoe, the host of “Gimme Some Truth” provoked the anguished mom into hanging herself. He tells the audience “I’m glad she’s dead. That’s right. Because the more guilty people who commit suicide, the less we’ll crowd the courts.” He concluded the woman was guilty of murdering her toddler. Though the network wants to settle (they are rapidly losing advertisers), Duke is all up for a court battle, defending his right to free speech. Moreover, “If the network pays one red commie cent, I’m going to quit...and take my nine million viewers with me. The widower is equally eager to go to court because “it will keep Jamie’s face out there.” His child has been missing now for a year and a half. The jury is asked to decide, is it the right to free speech or the right to slander and lie? On screen, Rosco is ranting about the “hypocrisy from a bunch of limo liberal lawyers from Stern, Lockhart, Gardner.” The then flashes a photograph of “Will Gardner sneaking into a hotel room with the wife of the hooker-loving, toe-sucking State’s attorney. The caption under the photo: “Murdering Lawyers.” Roscoe in court is defending himself as a “commentator,” not a journalist, but his lawyers say they don’t care what Roscoe calls himself, he is a journalist entitled to not revealing his sources. The firm’s attorney representing the widower tries to convince the judge that if Roscoe’s not a journalist, he is not protected by the shield law and should be forced to reveal his sources -- namely the “citizen journalists” who have fed him such information as a tip that the wife had sought a third term abortion. The firm’s investigator finds the source. The “citizen journalist” had simply made it all up to get Rosco’s attention. Horrified when he accepted it as fact, she e-mailed the commentator to retract, but he claims he never read the e-mail. Roscoe, savoring the extra attention, now offers a $100,000 reward “for even a shred of evidence that Jamie Willens (the missing girl) is alive.” He also promises, tomorrow night, to reveal some dirty details about Stern, Lockhart: “Who’s spent two months in detox? Who’s cheated on their tax return? Who’s a closet lesbian?” Although the jury thinks Roscoe is scum, the judge decides to overrule its verdict, to protect the first amendment. Some consolation comes when Rosco’s $100,000 reward yields a tip that leads police to the missing toddler who has been kidnapped by a childless couple but is alive and well. In the end, both the widower and Roscoe get what they want. As for the closet lesbian, the investigator Kalinda looks on nervously, but Roscoe reveals it to be -- Diane. The end of the program shows the firm’s female partner tossing her head back in a raucous, delighted laughter. 138856 2009 Good Wife, The: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 11426 Episode #1. 9-22-2009 News Media. Press conference. The opening sequence of the pilot shows an imposed-upon civil servant (Chris Noth) holding a press conference where he responds to allegations of sexual misconduct and resigns in disgrace while his seemingly devoted wife, Alicia (Julianna Margulies) stands by his side. The situation is similar to that of John Edwards and Eliot Spitzer and their wives standing next to their cheating husbands. Alicia returns to work as a defense attorney after her husband’s corruption scandal and incarceration. 138857 2009 Good Wife, The: Stripped T DVD -R HQ 11452 Episode #2. 9-29-2009 News Media cover civil suit involving the rape of a prostitute at a bachelor party, and subsequent arrest of suspect on criminal charges. Press Conference with Alicia’s husband referred to throughout the program. 138858 2009 Good Wife, The: Threesome T DVD -R HQ 11624 Episode #7. 11-24-2009 News Media cover the prostitute involved with the good wife’s husband. Talk Show Host Chelsea Handler (As Herself) has an online segment of her program, “Chelsea Lately,” in which she interviews Amber, the prostitute who is writing a book about her affair. “Did he suck on your toes all the time?” Chelsea asks Amber. The two then agree the wife must have been frigid. Alicia wasn’t aware of any of this. When she gets to work, she has a message from her husband and “somebody from Page Six.” Her new assistant shows her the “YouLenz” download of Amber’s talk show appearance. On screen, Amber claims that Peter sought her services when his wife refused to participate in a threesome: “I think he thought she was a little...” “Frigid,” Chelsea finishes. “You can say it. I’ve seen her. I think she looks frigid.” After running the gauntlet of hallway stares, Alicia enters a meeting with Diane and Will, who are discussing “damage control.” Founding partner Jonas Stern has been hit with a DUI and is coming to the office to, among other things, meet Alicia, who so skillfully represented his daughter in that slip and fall case a few episodes ago. The prostitute Peter had an affair with is going on talk shows and threatening to write a book. She calls Alicia’s workplace and tells people Peter wanted a “threesome” with Alicia and herself. Alicia goes to Peter in tears and and tells him to make her stop. Peter and his lawyer bring the prostitute to a meeting. She’s expecting a payoff but they threaten her telling her she has no idea what Peter’s capable to protect his family. Leaving for the day, Alicia is confronted by Amber in the parking garage. The encounter ends with the hooker screaming, “Go to hell! You two deserve each other!” 138859 2009 Good Wife, The: Unprepared T DVD -R HQ 11602 Episode #7. 11-17-2009 News Media cover husband Peter’s appeal process. Interviews and coverage bother the good wife, Alicia, who testifies that he would be welcomed home if bail were approved. 138860 1912 Good Woman, A P Middleton, George Freelancer Hal Merrill, a writer of articles accused of libel 138861 2006 Good Year, A M News Media. Newscaster #1 (Nila Aalia). Newscaster #2 (Stephen Hudson). 138862 1923 Good-by Girls! M AFI-Authors Writer 138863 1983 Good-bye Cruel World M Sports Reporter Kara Klinkley (Jan Fischer). Newswoman on the Street (Karin Babbitt). Weatherman Sy Kowalski (James F. Dean). TV Director (Buckley Norris). 138864 1903 Good-bye, Proud World N Kirk, Ellen Warner (Olney) Editor Alonzo Grainger, proprietor and chief editor of the great "Dawn" newspaper. Lawrence Snow, the best writer on the staff. Milicent Waldo, 9 years in the Hearth and Home department, yet no feeling of security. Grainger: "Miss Waldo does very good work sometimes, but I never count much on a woman. Women have no sustained force." 138865 1964 Goodbye Charlie M AFI-Motion Picture Scriptwriters TV Newscaster (Jerry Dunphy) 138866 2007 Goodbye Dolly NM Baker, Deb Reporter Ronnie Bean is working on a big expose story when he is been found dead with a doll restoration artist’s craft knife stuck in his back. Someone then begins sending the artist boxes of Kewpie dolls with threatening messages inside. After discovering her boyfriend of seven years cheated on her, the artist dumps him and returns to her hometown to move back in with her mother and also help in her mom’s doll restoration business. When her mother goes on a publicity tour for her new book, the artist attends her first auction where she wins the bidding on a box of Ginny dolls. But her package and someone else’s box of Kewpie dolls gets mixed up. Reporter Bean covered the event. The weapon has the artist’s boyfriend’s fingerprints on them because he took it from her so the police arrest him. The woman doesn’t believe her ex-boyfriend is a killer. When two more people are murdered who knew about the Kewpie doll mix-up, the artist decides she is on the list unless she exposes the identity of the murderer. 138867 1977 Goodbye Girl, The M DVD -R HQ 7354, 7355 Theater Critic (Clarence Felder) 138868 2004 Goodbye Girl, The MT Critic in Audience (William Samples). 138869 1983 Goodbye Goliath NM GPL Chaze, Elliot City Editor Kiel St. James. Thoroughly disliked manager of a small Alabama newspaper is murdered causing city editor to investigate a plethora of suspects Entire staff of The Catherine Call detested and feared John Robinson, the newspaper's huge and arrogant general manager. Keil St. James, city editor finds his boss dead. Every member of the staff tries to find the killer and every one is a suspect. . St. James struggles to keep turning out the paper each day. Female photographer, wife of printer suspect. 138870 1933 Goodbye Love (aka Goodbye, Love) M Ruth, Hampton Del (Story). Del Ruth, George Rossener, John Howard Lawson (Screenplay-Dialogue) Columnist Brooks (Ray Walker) tries to help a friend get out of marriage to a gold digger. Reporter at Wedding (Eddie Foster). 138871 1998 Goodbye Lover M PR Newscaster (Nina Siemaszko). Public relations agency-practitioners 138872 1951 Goodbye My Fancy (aka Goodbye, My Fancy). M SVD 1041 Kanin, Faye (Play). Ivan Goff, Ben Roberts (Screenplay) Ness Book Magazine Photographer Matt Cole (Frank Lovejoy) arrives on campus to cover visit by congresswoman to speak at her alma mater. He had a wartime romance with her when she was a correspondent. She left him in Paris. "We were a nice snapshot, but we were never a family portrait." Photographer still carries torch for her. She finds out he's assigned to the story and tries to call Henry Luce directly, but photographer shows up as she is finally getting the call through. Photographer finds out about her relationship with the president of the school. Tries to convince her president is responsible for making university closed world. Proves his point when progressive teacher arranges to show documentary with her appearance Head of university's Board is concerned film may contain inappropriate material for students to see. Screening is canceled. Congresswoman accuses president of giving in and threatens to tell Life magazine why she was expelled if film is not shown. They break up and photographer and congresswoman are reunited. Photographer a melancholy romantic. "I hate Life photographers. They're always trying to catch you picking your nose." Reporter (Phil Tead). 138873 1996 Goodbye My Love M SVD 615 News Media. Woman sees her and her husband's campaign to legalize euthanasia in a different light after she contacts cancer 138874 1983 Goodbye Paradise M Reporter (John Benton) 138875 1964 Goodbye, Charlie M TV newscaster (Jerry Dunphy). Michael Jackson (himself) 138876 1983 Goodbye, Cruel World M Niciphor, Nicholas (Story). Niciphor, Alan Spencer (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Anchorman Rodney and Ainsley Pointsetter (Dick Shawn) cracks under the strain of reading constantly depressing news and decides to go commit suicide. Pointsetter sets up a camera and tape recorder in his apartment to announce his plans, then goes on a quest to say good-bye to those closest to him accompanied by a cameraman. Pointsetter's final suicide attempt is interrupted by the arrival of a female newscaster from another station with whom he had arranged a date. She offers a rape of hope, but the film ends with everyone getting killed. 138877 1939 Goodbye, Gravesnatcher SS Sale, Richard Detective Fiction Weekly, Sept. 23, 1939 Reporter Joe "Daffy" Dill of the New York Chronicle, always one step from being fired. Covers everything from restaurants to gangsters. Rival Harry Lyons, fellow reporter. Support of Dinah Mason, receptionist. Paper's editor, affectionately known as "the Old Man." 138878 1988 Goodbye, Miss 4th of July M Newspaper. Letter to the editor 138879 1976 Goodbye, Norma Jean M Photographer (Burr Middleton), sleazy photographer. 138880 1996 Goode Behavior: Goode Cause TF Episode #5. 9-23-1996 Reporter (Paul Edwards-Nobrega). 138881 1973 Goodies and the Beanstalk, The MT Newsreader (Corbet Woodall - Himself). 138882 1975 Goodies Rule -- O.K.? MT TV Newsreader (Corbet Woodall). The Town Cryer (Norman Mitchell). 138883 1976 Goodies, The: Goodies - Almost Live, The T Episode #53. 11-2-1976 Newsreader (Corbet Woodall). 138884 2002 Goodness Ungracious Me! MT Style Editor (Ellie Crompton) of Heat Magazine 138885 2007 Goodnight Burbank T Web - Video Short. Bliptv.com Parody News. Local TV News parody by Haydn Black 138886 1990 Goodnight Sweet Wife (Murder in Boston, A) M Freudenberger, Daniel (Teleplay) Ness Book Journalist Michelle Caruso (Margaret Colin) served as special consultant for the film in this account of a controversial Boston murder case in which a man charged that his pregnant wife had been assaulted and killed by a black man. Turns out he killed her Man at first becomes a media hero, but Caruso, with the help of associate Kim Tan (B.D. Wong) feels something is not quite right with his story and begins to investigate. She makes a transcript of his call for help and retraces the route the man took after the assault while making the call on his car phone. She works independently to pursue the story. When an arrest is made, she expresses skepticism. Continually battles with her editor and tries to convince him he has the wrong story, to which he responds, "You're the reporter. Prove it to me." The man finally commits suicide. "It's not enough to have been right. A reporter gets it in the paper," she says. 138887 1995 Goodnight Sweetheart: Don't Fence Me In T Episode. 5-1-1995. Season #2. Episode #10 TV Reporter (Suzy Aitchison). TV Presenter (Don Gallagher). 138888 1993 Goodnight Sweetheart: I Get Along Without You Very Well T Episode #5. 12-16-1993 Newsreader (Claire Williamson). 138889 1993 Goodnight Sweetheart: Is Your Journey Really Necessary? T Episode #3. 12-2-1993 Newscaster (Tanveer Ghani). 138890 1995 Goodnight Sweetheart: Let Yourself Go T Episode #15. 4-24-1995 TV Commentator (John Motson - Voice). TV Presenter (Steve Rider). 138891 1998 Goodnight Sweetheart: London Pride T Episode #40. 3-2-1998 Interviewer (Esther McVey). 138892 1999 Goodnight Sweetheart: Something Fishie T Episode #56. 6-13-1999 Newsreader (Emily Bruni). 138893 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: T Series. (April, 1983 to September 1984). 18 Episodes. TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). Cassidy is surprised when his station hires a female feature reporter to help his sagging show, especially since she's also his new neighbor. 138894 1984 Goodnight, Beantown: Consumer's Best Friend, The T Episode #17. 1-8-1984 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). When an old co-worker, who once got Matt fired, shows up at WYN as the new consumer expert, Matt begins to question his intentions. 138895 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: Custody T Carothers, A.J. Episode #4. 4-24-1983 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). Jenny's politician ex-husband comes to town and tries to convince Matt to help him bring evidence against Jenny that will help him gain custody of Susan. 138896 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: Felon Needs a Girl, A T Greer, Kathy Episode #8. 10-16-1983 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). Jenny begins to feel like she's getting all of the lackluster stories. Susan decides that she's ready to date. 138897 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: Happy Medium T Osborn, Ron Episode #13. 11-20-1983 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). When everyone becomes convinced a psychic has real powers when she correctly foresees the kidnapping of a young girl, Matt sets out to prove fraud 138898 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: Hooking for Mister Goodbar T Greer, Bill Episode #6. 10-2-1983. Season 2 Opener TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). Jenny goes undercover as a hooker to get a story on how prostitutes are trapped by cops. 138899 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: Invasions of Privacy T Carothers, A.J. Episode #9. 10-23-1983 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). An interview with the widow of a recently murdered man leads to the woman's arrest, and Jenny feels guilty because she pushed for the interview. 138900 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: Looking Forward to the Past T Reno, Jeff and Ron Osborn Episode #12. 11-13-1983 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). Matt begins to feel bored with his life and decides to accompany two friends to South America 138901 1984 Goodnight, Beantown: Lost and Foundering T Episode #18. 1-15-1984 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). When a story takes Matt and Jenny into the forest, they end up having to stay there over night. They soon discover that there may be more to their friendship than meets the eye 138902 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: Old Flame Flickers, An T Episode #15. 12-18-1983 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). Matt thinks that he may be falling for his first love all over again. 138903 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: Our Man in the Slammer T Greer, Bill and Kathy Greer Episode #11. 11-6-1983 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). After Matt is thrown into jail for not revealing his source for a story, Jenny must convince his source to come forward and get Matt out. 138904 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: Out-of-Towner, The T Davis, Elias and David Pollack Episode #2. 4-10-1983 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). An old friend of Matt's is also Jenny's favorite author. She persuades Matt to arrange an interview with him. 138905 1984 Goodnight, Beantown: Peace on Earth (aka Deadline) T Episode #16. 1-1-1984 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). Man threatens to blow up the newsroom if he isn't given airtime to plead for world peace 138906 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: Pilot T Carothers, A.J. Episode #1. 4-3-1983 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). Matt Cassidy is disappointed to find out that his new co-anchor is also his new neighbor. 138907 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: Please Stand By T Kline, Steve Episode #5. 5-1-1983 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). Matt and Jenny find themselves in a jam after the road back to town has been washed out and that they will have to stay in a hotel together. 138908 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: Popsicle T Greer, Bill and Kathy Greer Episode #10. 10-30-1981 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). Matt suspects his elderly neighbor is up to no good. 138909 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: Source, The T Kline, Steve Episode #3. 4-17-1983 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). Matt refuses to believe Jenny's notion that there is illegal gambling their town. He later realizes that she is right from an interview that he does. 138910 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: Valerie's Fan T Reno, Jeff and Ron Osborn Episode #14. 12-4-1983 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). Attention from a fan gives Valerie a swelled head. 138911 1983 Goodnight, Beantown: What's Good for the Goose T Reno, Jeff Episode #7. 10-9-1983 TV Anchorman Matt Cassidy (Bill Bixby), sole anchor at WYN, Channel 11 Evening News in Boston teams with Jennifer Barns (Mariette Hartley). News Director Dick Novak (George Coe). Albert Addelson (G.W. Bailey) became the new news director in 1983-84. Sportscaster Frank Fletcher (Jim Staahl). Reporter Valerie Wood (Stephanie Faracy). Jenny begins to feel like she's getting all of the lackluster stories. Susan decides that she's ready to date. 138912 1944 Goodnight, Sweetheart M Fenton, Frank, Joseph Hoffman (Story). Isabel Dawn, Jack Townley (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Johnny Newsome (Robert Livingston) is a brash, big city reporter who takes a half interest in the small Springdale Citizen with co-editor Jeff Parker (Henry Hull). He tries to use scandal sheet tactics to boost circulation. He attacks the opposition paper's candidate for mayor. The candidate's niece double-crosses the reporter by pretending to be a woman from the candidate's past. Reporter in turn disguises himself in drag to create gossip about a mystery woman. He finds himself charged with her murder when "she" disappears. Niece eventually clears him and they are married by the candidate for mayor. Reporters (Kirk Alyn, Jack Gardner, Tom Keene, Fred Santley, Charles Williams). Newsboy (Hugh Chapman). 138913 2005 Goodnite Charlie M News Media. News Reporter (Vanessa Tyler). 138914 1980 Goodtime Girls T Wartime Washington D.C. Photographer Camille Rittenhouse (Francine Tacker) lives with three other working girls in Washington D.C. in 1942 138915 1935 Goodwill Court R Series - 1935-36 Press 138916 1951 Goodyear TV Playhouse T Series 1951-1960 Press 138917 1992 Goof Troop: All the Goof That's Fit to Print C DVD -R HQ 1886 Episode Newspaper staff. Pete starts his own newspaper. Goofy gives the two youngsters a book on "How to Be a Reporter." 138918 1956 Goofy Sports Story, The T Walt Disney Presents Sports Announcer 138919 1968 Gooney Bird, The N Anderson, William C. Press 138920 1985 Goonies, The M News Media. Reporter #1 (Jack O'Leary). Reporter #2 (Patrick Cameron) 138921 1952 Goonreel T Parody Television Newsreels. Commentator (Andrew Timothy). BBC's Radio "Goon Show" present parody of TV newsreels. 138922 1997 Goose in the Pond NM Fowler, Earlene Gossip Columnist Nora Cooper was the author of the Tattler, an unsigned scandal-mongering column in the town's newspaper. But everyone knew her only as a storyteller at the local library. Her murdered body is found in a lake by the curator of the Folk Art Museum in San Celina, California who is recently married to the town's chief of police. Nora's brother is head reference librarian. She was involved in a bitter divorce settlement. Both library and museum staffs are filled with people with nasty secrets Cooper was busy unearthing, the kind of secrets that destroy lives. She was found lying face down in the lake dressed in a Mother Goose costume. 138923 1925 Goose Woman, The M Beach, Rex PR Publicity. Former opera star who now raises geese. Her hunger for publicity in murder case causes her to involve her son in murder accusation. Reporter (George Cooper). 138924 2005 Gopher, The N Dhawan Salil, Rebecca Baxter Editor-in-Chief Thomas Sakali of the local newspaper, The Gopher, is determined to bring the murderer of a young girl on her way home from work late last night to justice. Sakali was the girl’s lifelong friend. With the help of his fellow staff members at the newspaper, they dig for clues to the crime. Suspicion is cast on everyone they meet including the lead detective on the case, the detective’s wife and the city coroner. Soon Sakali realizes he can’t trust anyone, not even his friends The Gopher. 138925 1998 Gordo y la flaca, El DF Series 1998 Reportero Hugo Garcia. Reporters Ines Moreno, Rafael Herrera, Rodner Figueroa, Azucena Kozel, Celines Toribio (1998-2001), Ines Moreno (2001), Karla Martinez (1999), Guendoly n Rodriguez (2002), 138926 1994 Gordon Elliott DT Series. 1994. Syndicated Host Gordon Elliott. 138927 2009 Gordon Ramsay’s F Word: Episode 2 T DVD -R HQ 11228 Episode #2. 6-24-2009 TV Newsanchor Krishnan Guru-Murthy and his family have to cook for 50 hungry diners. TV Host Kate Garraway challenges the host to beat her recipe for bread-and-butter pudding. 138928 1987 Gordon Sinclair: A Life...And Then Some D Young, Scott Reporter-Correspondent Gordon Sinclair assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. With only a grade eight education, the Cabbagetown boy rose to be a highly respected journalist and is now remembered best as a panelist on the CBC's long-running show, Front Page Challenge. After joining The Star in 1922, Sinclair’s first few years were spent covering the mundane fires and robberies at the city desk and with a stint as the editor of the women's page. His big break came in June, 1929, when he joined a group of hobos just released from police custody for vagrancy as they tramped towards New York City. Inserting himself into his reporting, Sinclair demonstrated a keen eye for colourful anecdotes and a tone that appealed to common folk. His hobo stories were a hit, and Sinclair became The Star's roving reporter. The newspaper soon assigned him to explore England, Cuba, and Europe with no particular mandate except to send back interesting and sensational stories. On one of his earliest escapades, he visited Germany and stumbled into an interview with Adolf Hitler who, in early 1930, was still a year away from assuming power. Not realizing the importance of the interview, Sinclair's editors drastically cut the piece. But they learned their lesson, and eventually his articles were edited only for spelling. As Sinclair's popularity grew, his destinations became more exotic, and The Star actually polled its readers for ideas of where to send him next. At only five feet six and 160 pounds, Sinclair was an unlikely adventurer. But, in the "typical gear of the pukka sahib," as he called it, he donned a pith helmet, sported jodhpurs, and sometimes even wore a revolver on his belt. He spurned the old method of travel-writing, which had depended on visits to the local library, discussions with local journalists, and interviews with local authorities for colour, which had long resulted in repetitive, old boring articles. Instead, Sinclair wandered, often without itinerary, to see what stories presented themselves. Like the tales of imperial adventure carried in boys’ magazines, Sinclair's stories transported readers to exotic worlds. He swam the Ganges; fought deadly snakes; narrowly escaped quicksand (but lost his camera); reported the aftermath of earthquakes, riots, and other tragedies; visited France's infamous penal colony at Devil’s Island; encountered pirates, opium dealers, and slave traders; and interviewed Gandhi, Mao Tse-tung, and countless others. For readers in Toronto and across the continent—his articles made a mint for The Star in syndication—Sinclair's lively stories were a diversion from the joblessness and bread lines of the Great Depression. Upon his return from his first major expedition, which took him to India and Asia in 1932, he refined his adventures into book form. Footloose in India (1932) was an instant hit and the money earned bought Sinclair's family a house. Even J.V. McAree, a respected columnist at rival newspaper the Mail and Empire, admitted that he was impressed. He wrote: Gordon Sinclair is the kind of reporter we should like to be if we were a reporter. Shame compels the admission that when we were a reporter we were nothing like Mr. Sinclair. It is most unusual for a comparatively young man to be the kind of reporter he is, to have confidence in his own judgment, the instinct that the things which interest him are the things which will interest his readers; and, after all, not to care so much and find the chief satisfaction in painting the thing as he sees it.... It is a rare thing but it is the right thing, and he is blessed in not knowing any other. Sinclair's articles were sent back to Toronto by mail and were usually published about six weeks after he'd written them. An awkward situation was sometimes created if, having returned to the city before his dispatches had arrived, Sinclair was spotted on the street while still purported to be reporting from a jungle across the sea. Rumours that he'd invented his outlandish tales became so persistent that, on occasion, The Star produced witnesses to attest to their correspondent's veracity. Sinclair, however, did embellish his accounts. A shameless self-promoter rather than a deceptive charlatan, Sinclair understood—as any good storyteller does—that his audience was most interested in the essence of a story, not an abundance of intricate facts. The events did take place one way or another, but if there were a conflict between narrative and dull details, Sinclair's allegiance lay with weaving a good yarn. Even his employer encouraged embroidery for the sake of a good story. The Star fired him either seven, ten, or eleven times, depending on the source consulted. At one point, the newspaper claimed he'd traveled 160,000 miles and visited thirty-eight countries. Then, fourteen weeks later, the paper revised this to 340,000 miles traveled and seventy-three countries visited. Sinclair had remained in Toronto that whole time. Rumours of exaggerated claims never hurt his popularity with readers, however. Before each trip he received massive celebratory send-offs, and his articles from across the world were read rapturously. The excessive travel and time away from home eventually took a toll on Sinclair. His burn-out became evident when, sent late to Ethiopia during the Abyssinia Crisis, he couldn't match rival reporters who'd been on the scene longer. It was one of his rare failures as a reporter and resulted in one of his firings from The Star. He was soon rehired, however, and sent back on the road. Finally, after not having been accredited by The Star as a war correspondent for the Second World War, Sinclair spent more and more time as a radio commentator. He finally split from the newspaper in August, 1942, and embarked on a long career in radio and television until his death in 1984. Sinclair was known as “historicist” who on Saturday morning would look back at the events places and characters that shaped Toronto, Canada. 138929 1945 Gordon Sinclair: Bright Paths to Adventure SS Sinclair, Gordon Reporter-Correspondent Gordon Sinclair assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. With only a grade eight education, the Cabbagetown boy rose to be a highly respected journalist and is now remembered best as a panelist on the CBC's long-running show, Front Page Challenge. After joining The Star in 1922, Sinclair’s first few years were spent covering the mundane fires and robberies at the city desk and with a stint as the editor of the women's page. His big break came in June, 1929, when he joined a group of hobos just released from police custody for vagrancy as they tramped towards New York City. Inserting himself into his reporting, Sinclair demonstrated a keen eye for colourful anecdotes and a tone that appealed to common folk. His hobo stories were a hit, and Sinclair became The Star's roving reporter. The newspaper soon assigned him to explore England, Cuba, and Europe with no particular mandate except to send back interesting and sensational stories. On one of his earliest escapades, he visited Germany and stumbled into an interview with Adolf Hitler who, in early 1930, was still a year away from assuming power. Not realizing the importance of the interview, Sinclair's editors drastically cut the piece. But they learned their lesson, and eventually his articles were edited only for spelling. As Sinclair's popularity grew, his destinations became more exotic, and The Star actually polled its readers for ideas of where to send him next. At only five feet six and 160 pounds, Sinclair was an unlikely adventurer. But, in the "typical gear of the pukka sahib," as he called it, he donned a pith helmet, sported jodhpurs, and sometimes even wore a revolver on his belt. He spurned the old method of travel-writing, which had depended on visits to the local library, discussions with local journalists, and interviews with local authorities for colour, which had long resulted in repetitive, old boring articles. Instead, Sinclair wandered, often without itinerary, to see what stories presented themselves. Like the tales of imperial adventure carried in boys’ magazines, Sinclair's stories transported readers to exotic worlds. He swam the Ganges; fought deadly snakes; narrowly escaped quicksand (but lost his camera); reported the aftermath of earthquakes, riots, and other tragedies; visited France's infamous penal colony at Devil’s Island; encountered pirates, opium dealers, and slave traders; and interviewed Gandhi, Mao Tse-tung, and countless others. For readers in Toronto and across the continent—his articles made a mint for The Star in syndication—Sinclair's lively stories were a diversion from the joblessness and bread lines of the Great Depression. Upon his return from his first major expedition, which took him to India and Asia in 1932, he refined his adventures into book form. Footloose in India (1932) was an instant hit and the money earned bought Sinclair's family a house. Even J.V. McAree, a respected columnist at rival newspaper the Mail and Empire, admitted that he was impressed. He wrote: Gordon Sinclair is the kind of reporter we should like to be if we were a reporter. Shame compels the admission that when we were a reporter we were nothing like Mr. Sinclair. It is most unusual for a comparatively young man to be the kind of reporter he is, to have confidence in his own judgment, the instinct that the things which interest him are the things which will interest his readers; and, after all, not to care so much and find the chief satisfaction in painting the thing as he sees it.... It is a rare thing but it is the right thing, and he is blessed in not knowing any other. Sinclair's articles were sent back to Toronto by mail and were usually published about six weeks after he'd written them. An awkward situation was sometimes created if, having returned to the city before his dispatches had arrived, Sinclair was spotted on the street while still purported to be reporting from a jungle across the sea. Rumours that he'd invented his outlandish tales became so persistent that, on occasion, The Star produced witnesses to attest to their correspondent's veracity. Sinclair, however, did embellish his accounts. A shameless self-promoter rather than a deceptive charlatan, Sinclair understood—as any good storyteller does—that his audience was most interested in the essence of a story, not an abundance of intricate facts. The events did take place one way or another, but if there were a conflict between narrative and dull details, Sinclair's allegiance lay with weaving a good yarn. Even his employer encouraged embroidery for the sake of a good story. The Star fired him either seven, ten, or eleven times, depending on the source consulted. At one point, the newspaper claimed he'd traveled 160,000 miles and visited thirty-eight countries. Then, fourteen weeks later, the paper revised this to 340,000 miles traveled and seventy-three countries visited. Sinclair had remained in Toronto that whole time. Rumours of exaggerated claims never hurt his popularity with readers, however. Before each trip he received massive celebratory send-offs, and his articles from across the world were read rapturously. The excessive travel and time away from home eventually took a toll on Sinclair. His burn-out became evident when, sent late to Ethiopia during the Abyssinia Crisis, he couldn't match rival reporters who'd been on the scene longer. It was one of his rare failures as a reporter and resulted in one of his firings from The Star. He was soon rehired, however, and sent back on the road. Finally, after not having been accredited by The Star as a war correspondent for the Second World War, Sinclair spent more and more time as a radio commentator. He finally split from the newspaper in August, 1942, and embarked on a long career in radio and television until his death in 1984. Sinclair was known as “historicist” who on Saturday morning would look back at the events places and characters that shaped Toronto, Canada. 138930 1933 Gordon Sinclair: Cannibal Quest SS Sinclair, Gordon Reporter-Correspondent Gordon Sinclair assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. With only a grade eight education, the Cabbagetown boy rose to be a highly respected journalist and is now remembered best as a panelist on the CBC's long-running show, Front Page Challenge. After joining The Star in 1922, Sinclair’s first few years were spent covering the mundane fires and robberies at the city desk and with a stint as the editor of the women's page. His big break came in June, 1929, when he joined a group of hobos just released from police custody for vagrancy as they tramped towards New York City. Inserting himself into his reporting, Sinclair demonstrated a keen eye for colourful anecdotes and a tone that appealed to common folk. His hobo stories were a hit, and Sinclair became The Star's roving reporter. The newspaper soon assigned him to explore England, Cuba, and Europe with no particular mandate except to send back interesting and sensational stories. On one of his earliest escapades, he visited Germany and stumbled into an interview with Adolf Hitler who, in early 1930, was still a year away from assuming power. Not realizing the importance of the interview, Sinclair's editors drastically cut the piece. But they learned their lesson, and eventually his articles were edited only for spelling. As Sinclair's popularity grew, his destinations became more exotic, and The Star actually polled its readers for ideas of where to send him next. At only five feet six and 160 pounds, Sinclair was an unlikely adventurer. But, in the "typical gear of the pukka sahib," as he called it, he donned a pith helmet, sported jodhpurs, and sometimes even wore a revolver on his belt. He spurned the old method of travel-writing, which had depended on visits to the local library, discussions with local journalists, and interviews with local authorities for colour, which had long resulted in repetitive, old boring articles. Instead, Sinclair wandered, often without itinerary, to see what stories presented themselves. Like the tales of imperial adventure carried in boys’ magazines, Sinclair's stories transported readers to exotic worlds. He swam the Ganges; fought deadly snakes; narrowly escaped quicksand (but lost his camera); reported the aftermath of earthquakes, riots, and other tragedies; visited France's infamous penal colony at Devil’s Island; encountered pirates, opium dealers, and slave traders; and interviewed Gandhi, Mao Tse-tung, and countless others. For readers in Toronto and across the continent—his articles made a mint for The Star in syndication—Sinclair's lively stories were a diversion from the joblessness and bread lines of the Great Depression. Upon his return from his first major expedition, which took him to India and Asia in 1932, he refined his adventures into book form. Footloose in India (1932) was an instant hit and the money earned bought Sinclair's family a house. Even J.V. McAree, a respected columnist at rival newspaper the Mail and Empire, admitted that he was impressed. He wrote: Gordon Sinclair is the kind of reporter we should like to be if we were a reporter. Shame compels the admission that when we were a reporter we were nothing like Mr. Sinclair. It is most unusual for a comparatively young man to be the kind of reporter he is, to have confidence in his own judgment, the instinct that the things which interest him are the things which will interest his readers; and, after all, not to care so much and find the chief satisfaction in painting the thing as he sees it.... It is a rare thing but it is the right thing, and he is blessed in not knowing any other. Sinclair's articles were sent back to Toronto by mail and were usually published about six weeks after he'd written them. An awkward situation was sometimes created if, having returned to the city before his dispatches had arrived, Sinclair was spotted on the street while still purported to be reporting from a jungle across the sea. Rumours that he'd invented his outlandish tales became so persistent that, on occasion, The Star produced witnesses to attest to their correspondent's veracity. Sinclair, however, did embellish his accounts. A shameless self-promoter rather than a deceptive charlatan, Sinclair understood—as any good storyteller does—that his audience was most interested in the essence of a story, not an abundance of intricate facts. The events did take place one way or another, but if there were a conflict between narrative and dull details, Sinclair's allegiance lay with weaving a good yarn. Even his employer encouraged embroidery for the sake of a good story. The Star fired him either seven, ten, or eleven times, depending on the source consulted. At one point, the newspaper claimed he'd traveled 160,000 miles and visited thirty-eight countries. Then, fourteen weeks later, the paper revised this to 340,000 miles traveled and seventy-three countries visited. Sinclair had remained in Toronto that whole time. Rumours of exaggerated claims never hurt his popularity with readers, however. Before each trip he received massive celebratory send-offs, and his articles from across the world were read rapturously. The excessive travel and time away from home eventually took a toll on Sinclair. His burn-out became evident when, sent late to Ethiopia during the Abyssinia Crisis, he couldn't match rival reporters who'd been on the scene longer. It was one of his rare failures as a reporter and resulted in one of his firings from The Star. He was soon rehired, however, and sent back on the road. Finally, after not having been accredited by The Star as a war correspondent for the Second World War, Sinclair spent more and more time as a radio commentator. He finally split from the newspaper in August, 1942, and embarked on a long career in radio and television until his death in 1984. Sinclair was known as “historicist” who on Saturday morning would look back at the events places and characters that shaped Toronto, Canada. 138931 1936 Gordon Sinclair: Khyber Caravan SS Sinclair, Gordon Reporter-Correspondent Gordon Sinclair assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. With only a grade eight education, the Cabbagetown boy rose to be a highly respected journalist and is now remembered best as a panelist on the CBC's long-running show, Front Page Challenge. After joining The Star in 1922, Sinclair’s first few years were spent covering the mundane fires and robberies at the city desk and with a stint as the editor of the women's page. His big break came in June, 1929, when he joined a group of hobos just released from police custody for vagrancy as they tramped towards New York City. Inserting himself into his reporting, Sinclair demonstrated a keen eye for colourful anecdotes and a tone that appealed to common folk. His hobo stories were a hit, and Sinclair became The Star's roving reporter. The newspaper soon assigned him to explore England, Cuba, and Europe with no particular mandate except to send back interesting and sensational stories. On one of his earliest escapades, he visited Germany and stumbled into an interview with Adolf Hitler who, in early 1930, was still a year away from assuming power. Not realizing the importance of the interview, Sinclair's editors drastically cut the piece. But they learned their lesson, and eventually his articles were edited only for spelling. As Sinclair's popularity grew, his destinations became more exotic, and The Star actually polled its readers for ideas of where to send him next. At only five feet six and 160 pounds, Sinclair was an unlikely adventurer. But, in the "typical gear of the pukka sahib," as he called it, he donned a pith helmet, sported jodhpurs, and sometimes even wore a revolver on his belt. He spurned the old method of travel-writing, which had depended on visits to the local library, discussions with local journalists, and interviews with local authorities for colour, which had long resulted in repetitive, old boring articles. Instead, Sinclair wandered, often without itinerary, to see what stories presented themselves. Like the tales of imperial adventure carried in boys’ magazines, Sinclair's stories transported readers to exotic worlds. He swam the Ganges; fought deadly snakes; narrowly escaped quicksand (but lost his camera); reported the aftermath of earthquakes, riots, and other tragedies; visited France's infamous penal colony at Devil’s Island; encountered pirates, opium dealers, and slave traders; and interviewed Gandhi, Mao Tse-tung, and countless others. For readers in Toronto and across the continent—his articles made a mint for The Star in syndication—Sinclair's lively stories were a diversion from the joblessness and bread lines of the Great Depression. Upon his return from his first major expedition, which took him to India and Asia in 1932, he refined his adventures into book form. Footloose in India (1932) was an instant hit and the money earned bought Sinclair's family a house. Even J.V. McAree, a respected columnist at rival newspaper the Mail and Empire, admitted that he was impressed. He wrote: Gordon Sinclair is the kind of reporter we should like to be if we were a reporter. Shame compels the admission that when we were a reporter we were nothing like Mr. Sinclair. It is most unusual for a comparatively young man to be the kind of reporter he is, to have confidence in his own judgment, the instinct that the things which interest him are the things which will interest his readers; and, after all, not to care so much and find the chief satisfaction in painting the thing as he sees it.... It is a rare thing but it is the right thing, and he is blessed in not knowing any other. Sinclair's articles were sent back to Toronto by mail and were usually published about six weeks after he'd written them. An awkward situation was sometimes created if, having returned to the city before his dispatches had arrived, Sinclair was spotted on the street while still purported to be reporting from a jungle across the sea. Rumours that he'd invented his outlandish tales became so persistent that, on occasion, The Star produced witnesses to attest to their correspondent's veracity. Sinclair, however, did embellish his accounts. A shameless self-promoter rather than a deceptive charlatan, Sinclair understood—as any good storyteller does—that his audience was most interested in the essence of a story, not an abundance of intricate facts. The events did take place one way or another, but if there were a conflict between narrative and dull details, Sinclair's allegiance lay with weaving a good yarn. Even his employer encouraged embroidery for the sake of a good story. The Star fired him either seven, ten, or eleven times, depending on the source consulted. At one point, the newspaper claimed he'd traveled 160,000 miles and visited thirty-eight countries. Then, fourteen weeks later, the paper revised this to 340,000 miles traveled and seventy-three countries visited. Sinclair had remained in Toronto that whole time. Rumours of exaggerated claims never hurt his popularity with readers, however. Before each trip he received massive celebratory send-offs, and his articles from across the world were read rapturously. The excessive travel and time away from home eventually took a toll on Sinclair. His burn-out became evident when, sent late to Ethiopia during the Abyssinia Crisis, he couldn't match rival reporters who'd been on the scene longer. It was one of his rare failures as a reporter and resulted in one of his firings from The Star. He was soon rehired, however, and sent back on the road. Finally, after not having been accredited by The Star as a war correspondent for the Second World War, Sinclair spent more and more time as a radio commentator. He finally split from the newspaper in August, 1942, and embarked on a long career in radio and television until his death in 1984. Sinclair was known as “historicist” who on Saturday morning would look back at the events places and characters that shaped Toronto, Canada. 138932 1935 Gordon Sinclair: Loose Among the Devils SS Sinclair, Gordon Reporter-Correspondent Gordon Sinclair assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. With only a grade eight education, the Cabbagetown boy rose to be a highly respected journalist and is now remembered best as a panelist on the CBC's long-running show, Front Page Challenge. After joining The Star in 1922, Sinclair’s first few years were spent covering the mundane fires and robberies at the city desk and with a stint as the editor of the women's page. His big break came in June, 1929, when he joined a group of hobos just released from police custody for vagrancy as they tramped towards New York City. Inserting himself into his reporting, Sinclair demonstrated a keen eye for colourful anecdotes and a tone that appealed to common folk. His hobo stories were a hit, and Sinclair became The Star's roving reporter. The newspaper soon assigned him to explore England, Cuba, and Europe with no particular mandate except to send back interesting and sensational stories. On one of his earliest escapades, he visited Germany and stumbled into an interview with Adolf Hitler who, in early 1930, was still a year away from assuming power. Not realizing the importance of the interview, Sinclair's editors drastically cut the piece. But they learned their lesson, and eventually his articles were edited only for spelling. As Sinclair's popularity grew, his destinations became more exotic, and The Star actually polled its readers for ideas of where to send him next. At only five feet six and 160 pounds, Sinclair was an unlikely adventurer. But, in the "typical gear of the pukka sahib," as he called it, he donned a pith helmet, sported jodhpurs, and sometimes even wore a revolver on his belt. He spurned the old method of travel-writing, which had depended on visits to the local library, discussions with local journalists, and interviews with local authorities for colour, which had long resulted in repetitive, old boring articles. Instead, Sinclair wandered, often without itinerary, to see what stories presented themselves. Like the tales of imperial adventure carried in boys’ magazines, Sinclair's stories transported readers to exotic worlds. He swam the Ganges; fought deadly snakes; narrowly escaped quicksand (but lost his camera); reported the aftermath of earthquakes, riots, and other tragedies; visited France's infamous penal colony at Devil’s Island; encountered pirates, opium dealers, and slave traders; and interviewed Gandhi, Mao Tse-tung, and countless others. For readers in Toronto and across the continent—his articles made a mint for The Star in syndication—Sinclair's lively stories were a diversion from the joblessness and bread lines of the Great Depression. Upon his return from his first major expedition, which took him to India and Asia in 1932, he refined his adventures into book form. Footloose in India (1932) was an instant hit and the money earned bought Sinclair's family a house. Even J.V. McAree, a respected columnist at rival newspaper the Mail and Empire, admitted that he was impressed. He wrote: Gordon Sinclair is the kind of reporter we should like to be if we were a reporter. Shame compels the admission that when we were a reporter we were nothing like Mr. Sinclair. It is most unusual for a comparatively young man to be the kind of reporter he is, to have confidence in his own judgment, the instinct that the things which interest him are the things which will interest his readers; and, after all, not to care so much and find the chief satisfaction in painting the thing as he sees it.... It is a rare thing but it is the right thing, and he is blessed in not knowing any other. Sinclair's articles were sent back to Toronto by mail and were usually published about six weeks after he'd written them. An awkward situation was sometimes created if, having returned to the city before his dispatches had arrived, Sinclair was spotted on the street while still purported to be reporting from a jungle across the sea. Rumours that he'd invented his outlandish tales became so persistent that, on occasion, The Star produced witnesses to attest to their correspondent's veracity. Sinclair, however, did embellish his accounts. A shameless self-promoter rather than a deceptive charlatan, Sinclair understood—as any good storyteller does—that his audience was most interested in the essence of a story, not an abundance of intricate facts. The events did take place one way or another, but if there were a conflict between narrative and dull details, Sinclair's allegiance lay with weaving a good yarn. Even his employer encouraged embroidery for the sake of a good story. The Star fired him either seven, ten, or eleven times, depending on the source consulted. At one point, the newspaper claimed he'd traveled 160,000 miles and visited thirty-eight countries. Then, fourteen weeks later, the paper revised this to 340,000 miles traveled and seventy-three countries visited. Sinclair had remained in Toronto that whole time. Rumours of exaggerated claims never hurt his popularity with readers, however. Before each trip he received massive celebratory send-offs, and his articles from across the world were read rapturously. The excessive travel and time away from home eventually took a toll on Sinclair. His burn-out became evident when, sent late to Ethiopia during the Abyssinia Crisis, he couldn't match rival reporters who'd been on the scene longer. It was one of his rare failures as a reporter and resulted in one of his firings from The Star. He was soon rehired, however, and sent back on the road. Finally, after not having been accredited by The Star as a war correspondent for the Second World War, Sinclair spent more and more time as a radio commentator. He finally split from the newspaper in August, 1942, and embarked on a long career in radio and television until his death in 1984. Sinclair was known as “historicist” who on Saturday morning would look back at the events places and characters that shaped Toronto, Canada. 138933 1947 Gordon Sinclair: Signpost to Adventure SS Sinclair, Gordon Reporter-Correspondent Gordon Sinclair assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. With only a grade eight education, the Cabbagetown boy rose to be a highly respected journalist and is now remembered best as a panelist on the CBC's long-running show, Front Page Challenge. After joining The Star in 1922, Sinclair’s first few years were spent covering the mundane fires and robberies at the city desk and with a stint as the editor of the women's page. His big break came in June, 1929, when he joined a group of hobos just released from police custody for vagrancy as they tramped towards New York City. Inserting himself into his reporting, Sinclair demonstrated a keen eye for colourful anecdotes and a tone that appealed to common folk. His hobo stories were a hit, and Sinclair became The Star's roving reporter. The newspaper soon assigned him to explore England, Cuba, and Europe with no particular mandate except to send back interesting and sensational stories. On one of his earliest escapades, he visited Germany and stumbled into an interview with Adolf Hitler who, in early 1930, was still a year away from assuming power. Not realizing the importance of the interview, Sinclair's editors drastically cut the piece. But they learned their lesson, and eventually his articles were edited only for spelling. As Sinclair's popularity grew, his destinations became more exotic, and The Star actually polled its readers for ideas of where to send him next. At only five feet six and 160 pounds, Sinclair was an unlikely adventurer. But, in the "typical gear of the pukka sahib," as he called it, he donned a pith helmet, sported jodhpurs, and sometimes even wore a revolver on his belt. He spurned the old method of travel-writing, which had depended on visits to the local library, discussions with local journalists, and interviews with local authorities for colour, which had long resulted in repetitive, old boring articles. Instead, Sinclair wandered, often without itinerary, to see what stories presented themselves. Like the tales of imperial adventure carried in boys’ magazines, Sinclair's stories transported readers to exotic worlds. He swam the Ganges; fought deadly snakes; narrowly escaped quicksand (but lost his camera); reported the aftermath of earthquakes, riots, and other tragedies; visited France's infamous penal colony at Devil’s Island; encountered pirates, opium dealers, and slave traders; and interviewed Gandhi, Mao Tse-tung, and countless others. For readers in Toronto and across the continent—his articles made a mint for The Star in syndication—Sinclair's lively stories were a diversion from the joblessness and bread lines of the Great Depression. Upon his return from his first major expedition, which took him to India and Asia in 1932, he refined his adventures into book form. Footloose in India (1932) was an instant hit and the money earned bought Sinclair's family a house. Even J.V. McAree, a respected columnist at rival newspaper the Mail and Empire, admitted that he was impressed. He wrote: Gordon Sinclair is the kind of reporter we should like to be if we were a reporter. Shame compels the admission that when we were a reporter we were nothing like Mr. Sinclair. It is most unusual for a comparatively young man to be the kind of reporter he is, to have confidence in his own judgment, the instinct that the things which interest him are the things which will interest his readers; and, after all, not to care so much and find the chief satisfaction in painting the thing as he sees it.... It is a rare thing but it is the right thing, and he is blessed in not knowing any other. Sinclair's articles were sent back to Toronto by mail and were usually published about six weeks after he'd written them. An awkward situation was sometimes created if, having returned to the city before his dispatches had arrived, Sinclair was spotted on the street while still purported to be reporting from a jungle across the sea. Rumours that he'd invented his outlandish tales became so persistent that, on occasion, The Star produced witnesses to attest to their correspondent's veracity. Sinclair, however, did embellish his accounts. A shameless self-promoter rather than a deceptive charlatan, Sinclair understood—as any good storyteller does—that his audience was most interested in the essence of a story, not an abundance of intricate facts. The events did take place one way or another, but if there were a conflict between narrative and dull details, Sinclair's allegiance lay with weaving a good yarn. Even his employer encouraged embroidery for the sake of a good story. The Star fired him either seven, ten, or eleven times, depending on the source consulted. At one point, the newspaper claimed he'd traveled 160,000 miles and visited thirty-eight countries. Then, fourteen weeks later, the paper revised this to 340,000 miles traveled and seventy-three countries visited. Sinclair had remained in Toronto that whole time. Rumours of exaggerated claims never hurt his popularity with readers, however. Before each trip he received massive celebratory send-offs, and his articles from across the world were read rapturously. The excessive travel and time away from home eventually took a toll on Sinclair. His burn-out became evident when, sent late to Ethiopia during the Abyssinia Crisis, he couldn't match rival reporters who'd been on the scene longer. It was one of his rare failures as a reporter and resulted in one of his firings from The Star. He was soon rehired, however, and sent back on the road. Finally, after not having been accredited by The Star as a war correspondent for the Second World War, Sinclair spent more and more time as a radio commentator. He finally split from the newspaper in August, 1942, and embarked on a long career in radio and television until his death in 1984. Sinclair was known as “historicist” who on Saturday morning would look back at the events places and characters that shaped Toronto, Canada. 138934 1975 Gordon Sinclair: Will the Real Gordon Sinclair Please Sit Down D Sinclair, Gordon Reporter-Correspondent Gordon Sinclair assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. With only a grade eight education, the Cabbagetown boy rose to be a highly respected journalist and is now remembered best as a panelist on the CBC's long-running show, Front Page Challenge. After joining The Star in 1922, Sinclair’s first few years were spent covering the mundane fires and robberies at the city desk and with a stint as the editor of the women's page. His big break came in June, 1929, when he joined a group of hobos just released from police custody for vagrancy as they tramped towards New York City. Inserting himself into his reporting, Sinclair demonstrated a keen eye for colourful anecdotes and a tone that appealed to common folk. His hobo stories were a hit, and Sinclair became The Star's roving reporter. The newspaper soon assigned him to explore England, Cuba, and Europe with no particular mandate except to send back interesting and sensational stories. On one of his earliest escapades, he visited Germany and stumbled into an interview with Adolf Hitler who, in early 1930, was still a year away from assuming power. Not realizing the importance of the interview, Sinclair's editors drastically cut the piece. But they learned their lesson, and eventually his articles were edited only for spelling. As Sinclair's popularity grew, his destinations became more exotic, and The Star actually polled its readers for ideas of where to send him next. At only five feet six and 160 pounds, Sinclair was an unlikely adventurer. But, in the "typical gear of the pukka sahib," as he called it, he donned a pith helmet, sported jodhpurs, and sometimes even wore a revolver on his belt. He spurned the old method of travel-writing, which had depended on visits to the local library, discussions with local journalists, and interviews with local authorities for colour, which had long resulted in repetitive, old boring articles. Instead, Sinclair wandered, often without itinerary, to see what stories presented themselves. Like the tales of imperial adventure carried in boys’ magazines, Sinclair's stories transported readers to exotic worlds. He swam the Ganges; fought deadly snakes; narrowly escaped quicksand (but lost his camera); reported the aftermath of earthquakes, riots, and other tragedies; visited France's infamous penal colony at Devil’s Island; encountered pirates, opium dealers, and slave traders; and interviewed Gandhi, Mao Tse-tung, and countless others. For readers in Toronto and across the continent—his articles made a mint for The Star in syndication—Sinclair's lively stories were a diversion from the joblessness and bread lines of the Great Depression. Upon his return from his first major expedition, which took him to India and Asia in 1932, he refined his adventures into book form. Footloose in India (1932) was an instant hit and the money earned bought Sinclair's family a house. Even J.V. McAree, a respected columnist at rival newspaper the Mail and Empire, admitted that he was impressed. He wrote: Gordon Sinclair is the kind of reporter we should like to be if we were a reporter. Shame compels the admission that when we were a reporter we were nothing like Mr. Sinclair. It is most unusual for a comparatively young man to be the kind of reporter he is, to have confidence in his own judgment, the instinct that the things which interest him are the things which will interest his readers; and, after all, not to care so much and find the chief satisfaction in painting the thing as he sees it.... It is a rare thing but it is the right thing, and he is blessed in not knowing any other. Sinclair's articles were sent back to Toronto by mail and were usually published about six weeks after he'd written them. An awkward situation was sometimes created if, having returned to the city before his dispatches had arrived, Sinclair was spotted on the street while still purported to be reporting from a jungle across the sea. Rumours that he'd invented his outlandish tales became so persistent that, on occasion, The Star produced witnesses to attest to their correspondent's veracity. Sinclair, however, did embellish his accounts. A shameless self-promoter rather than a deceptive charlatan, Sinclair understood—as any good storyteller does—that his audience was most interested in the essence of a story, not an abundance of intricate facts. The events did take place one way or another, but if there were a conflict between narrative and dull details, Sinclair's allegiance lay with weaving a good yarn. Even his employer encouraged embroidery for the sake of a good story. The Star fired him either seven, ten, or eleven times, depending on the source consulted. At one point, the newspaper claimed he'd traveled 160,000 miles and visited thirty-eight countries. Then, fourteen weeks later, the paper revised this to 340,000 miles traveled and seventy-three countries visited. Sinclair had remained in Toronto that whole time. Rumours of exaggerated claims never hurt his popularity with readers, however. Before each trip he received massive celebratory send-offs, and his articles from across the world were read rapturously. The excessive travel and time away from home eventually took a toll on Sinclair. His burn-out became evident when, sent late to Ethiopia during the Abyssinia Crisis, he couldn't match rival reporters who'd been on the scene longer. It was one of his rare failures as a reporter and resulted in one of his firings from The Star. He was soon rehired, however, and sent back on the road. Finally, after not having been accredited by The Star as a war correspondent for the Second World War, Sinclair spent more and more time as a radio commentator. He finally split from the newspaper in August, 1942, and embarked on a long career in radio and television until his death in 1984. Sinclair was known as “historicist” who on Saturday morning would look back at the events places and characters that shaped Toronto, Canada. 138935 1966 Gordon Sinclair: Will the Real Gordon Sinclair Please Stand Up D Sinclair, Gordon Reporter-Correspondent Gordon Sinclair assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. assumed an everyman persona in his stories and memoirs—just as we all become a semi-fictionalized character in the stories we tell of ourselves. With only a grade eight education, the Cabbagetown boy rose to be a highly respected journalist and is now remembered best as a panelist on the CBC's long-running show, Front Page Challenge. After joining The Star in 1922, Sinclair’s first few years were spent covering the mundane fires and robberies at the city desk and with a stint as the editor of the women's page. His big break came in June, 1929, when he joined a group of hobos just released from police custody for vagrancy as they tramped towards New York City. Inserting himself into his reporting, Sinclair demonstrated a keen eye for colourful anecdotes and a tone that appealed to common folk. His hobo stories were a hit, and Sinclair became The Star's roving reporter. The newspaper soon assigned him to explore England, Cuba, and Europe with no particular mandate except to send back interesting and sensational stories. On one of his earliest escapades, he visited Germany and stumbled into an interview with Adolf Hitler who, in early 1930, was still a year away from assuming power. Not realizing the importance of the interview, Sinclair's editors drastically cut the piece. But they learned their lesson, and eventually his articles were edited only for spelling. As Sinclair's popularity grew, his destinations became more exotic, and The Star actually polled its readers for ideas of where to send him next. At only five feet six and 160 pounds, Sinclair was an unlikely adventurer. But, in the "typical gear of the pukka sahib," as he called it, he donned a pith helmet, sported jodhpurs, and sometimes even wore a revolver on his belt. He spurned the old method of travel-writing, which had depended on visits to the local library, discussions with local journalists, and interviews with local authorities for colour, which had long resulted in repetitive, old boring articles. Instead, Sinclair wandered, often without itinerary, to see what stories presented themselves. Like the tales of imperial adventure carried in boys’ magazines, Sinclair's stories transported readers to exotic worlds. He swam the Ganges; fought deadly snakes; narrowly escaped quicksand (but lost his camera); reported the aftermath of earthquakes, riots, and other tragedies; visited France's infamous penal colony at Devil’s Island; encountered pirates, opium dealers, and slave traders; and interviewed Gandhi, Mao Tse-tung, and countless others. For readers in Toronto and across the continent—his articles made a mint for The Star in syndication—Sinclair's lively stories were a diversion from the joblessness and bread lines of the Great Depression. Upon his return from his first major expedition, which took him to India and Asia in 1932, he refined his adventures into book form. Footloose in India (1932) was an instant hit and the money earned bought Sinclair's family a house. Even J.V. McAree, a respected columnist at rival newspaper the Mail and Empire, admitted that he was impressed. He wrote: Gordon Sinclair is the kind of reporter we should like to be if we were a reporter. Shame compels the admission that when we were a reporter we were nothing like Mr. Sinclair. It is most unusual for a comparatively young man to be the kind of reporter he is, to have confidence in his own judgment, the instinct that the things which interest him are the things which will interest his readers; and, after all, not to care so much and find the chief satisfaction in painting the thing as he sees it.... It is a rare thing but it is the right thing, and he is blessed in not knowing any other. Sinclair's articles were sent back to Toronto by mail and were usually published about six weeks after he'd written them. An awkward situation was sometimes created if, having returned to the city before his dispatches had arrived, Sinclair was spotted on the street while still purported to be reporting from a jungle across the sea. Rumours that he'd invented his outlandish tales became so persistent that, on occasion, The Star produced witnesses to attest to their correspondent's veracity. Sinclair, however, did embellish his accounts. A shameless self-promoter rather than a deceptive charlatan, Sinclair understood—as any good storyteller does—that his audience was most interested in the essence of a story, not an abundance of intricate facts. The events did take place one way or another, but if there were a conflict between narrative and dull details, Sinclair's allegiance lay with weaving a good yarn. Even his employer encouraged embroidery for the sake of a good story. The Star fired him either seven, ten, or eleven times, depending on the source consulted. At one point, the newspaper claimed he'd traveled 160,000 miles and visited thirty-eight countries. Then, fourteen weeks later, the paper revised this to 340,000 miles traveled and seventy-three countries visited. Sinclair had remained in Toronto that whole time. Rumours of exaggerated claims never hurt his popularity with readers, however. Before each trip he received massive celebratory send-offs, and his articles from across the world were read rapturously. The excessive travel and time away from home eventually took a toll on Sinclair. His burn-out became evident when, sent late to Ethiopia during the Abyssinia Crisis, he couldn't match rival reporters who'd been on the scene longer. It was one of his rare failures as a reporter and resulted in one of his firings from The Star. He was soon rehired, however, and sent back on the road. Finally, after not having been accredited by The Star as a war correspondent for the Second World War, Sinclair spent more and more time as a radio commentator. He finally split from the newspaper in August, 1942, and embarked on a long career in radio and television until his death in 1984. Sinclair was known as “historicist” who on Saturday morning would look back at the events places and characters that shaped Toronto, Canada. 138936 1995 Gordy M PR (kid's movie) Public Relations Man Gilbert Sipes (James Donadio) creates a campaign around the woman he's dating. When the boss wants to run a campaign about Gordy the pig instead, Sipes has the pig kidnapped. TV Anchorman (Joe Washington). Reporter #1 (Amy Povich). Reporter #2 (Stacy Rukeyser). Camera Assistant (Kyle Weir). 138937 1971 Gore Gore Girls, The (aka Blood Orgy) M Dachman, Alan J. (Screenplay) Ness Book - Released in 1974 Reporter Nancy Weston (Amy Farrell) for the Globe pays a detective $25,000 to investigate series of murders of strippers in exchange for exclusive rights to the story. Reporter faints at the sight of the victims. She allows detective to get her drunk causing her to pass out while he conducts the investigations. She gets jealous of the detective's interest in one of the strippers and does a striptease of her own while intoxicated. She is attacked by the killer and passes out. She has to get the rest of the story secondhand from the detective. 138938 1988 Gore Vidal's Lincoln MT Vidal, Gore Press 138939 2000 Gore, The: Novel A N Citro, Joseph Weinberg List Journalist 138940 1990 Gorgasm MF Magazine Publisher (Flint Mitchell) 138941 1936 Gorgeous Hussy, The M DVD -R HQ 2249, 2250. SVD 1107 Adams, Samuel Hopkins (Novel). Ainsworth Morgan, Stephen Morehouse (Screenplay) Newsman "Rowdy" Dow (James Stewart). Drinking habit. Small role defending honor of a woman who ignores him. 138942 1961 Gorgo M Radio Reporter (Maurice Kaufmann). Announcer. Television Newscasts. 138943 1964 Gorilla M AFI-Journalists Journalist 138944 1993 Gorilla Bathes at Noon M Journalist (Alfred Holighaus) 138945 1985 Gorilla Bold P MLPL Gilsenan, N.P. Play Index, 1978-82 Press 138946 1988 Gorillas in the Mist: Story of Dian Fossey, The M Photographer (Gordon Masten) 138947 1920 Goshen Street N USC Williams, Wayland Wells Reporter David Galt becomes a newspaperman, then a soldier in World War I. 138948 1913 Goslings (A World of Women) N USC Beresford, J.D. Journalist Jaspeer Trale of the Daily Post. Watson Maxwell, editor. 138949 1995 Gospa MF Interviewer (Goran Grgic). British Journalist (Paul Tivers). 138950 2005 Gospel, The M TV Reporter (Sasha the Diva). Church Announcer (Rob Hardy). 138951 1985 Gossip P MLPL Walker, G.F. Play Index, 1983-87 Press 138952 2000 Gossip M DVD Journalism class project gone criminally wrong 138953 1997 Gossip N Bram, Christopher Journalist Bill O'Connor of Washington D.C. is a closeted gay Republican who has an affair with a New York bookstore worker who lives in the East Village. The two click sexually and start a long-distance relationship. Right-wing journalist with a book trashing Hillary about to come out. When the man discovers his lover's book accuses a lesbian speechwriter, his best friend, of an affair with her boss, he indignantly ends the relationship. The man apparently has powerful friends including prominent gay activist and senator's chief speechwriter. He agrees to meet O'Connor after meeting him in Internet chat room. Washington-based O'Connor is good kisser but also rising Republican star. The man tells O'Connor off. The journalist tires to make amends by coming out on national TV. Suddenly he is murdered leaving behind a recorded denunciation by the man on his phone answering machine. Media machine cranks up in the man's defense. 138954 1979 Gossip N Olden, Marc Weinberg List Journalist 138955 2000 Gossip MF Sweden. Photographer (Fredrik Evers). Programledare TV4 (Lasse Bengtsson). Programledare TV4 (Anna Lindmarker). 138956 2001 Gossip N Hayes, Katy Gossip Columnist Mary Jane works for a leading Dublin newspaper attending all the theater openings in skimpy frocks and high heels, keeping an eye on who’s with whom and making up what she can’t see. That’s her byline and her column. But the truth is that Mary Jane is a man -- 40, unfit, endearingly incapable of keeping up with his wife, his physiotherapist, or even with the times. When Mary Jane reports on a sighting of a prominent Dublin businessman’s extramarital canoodlings, he doesn’t expect to become embroiled in infidelity and murder. 138957 2002 Gossip Column: Hollywood Novel, A NR Turner, Patricia Cub Reporter Cinnamon Spark, sets out to take over Louella Parsons/Hedda Hopper territory in 1941. Sniffs scandal and senses her big chance to scoop her opponents 138958 1980 Gossip Columnist, The MT SVD 532 Gossip Columnist Dina Moran (Kim Cattrall), ambitious journalist who settles for job as gossip columnist for Roper Newspaper Syndicate in Calif. Writes "Dina Moran's Hollywood" 1st Photographer (Ernie Garrett). 2nd Photographer (Joe Terry). 3rd Photographer (Pat Atkins). 138959 2003 Gossip Girl N Ziegesar, Cecily von #1 Gossip Girl Series Internet Blogger Gossip Girl is an anonymous narrator with the ultimate insider scoop on the inner-workings of the privileged society of New York City’s Upper East Side’s most prestigious private school. She knows everything because she is one of them. “It’s going to be a wild and wicked year, I can smell it, love Gossip Girl.” 138960 2009 Gossip Girl: Age of Dissonance, The T DVD -R HQ 10973 Episode. 3-16-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that the seniors are putting on a play and Serena is attracted to the director. Blair gets crushing news about her future. 138961 2008 Gossip Girl: All About My Brother T DVD -R HQ 9895 Episode #16. 5-5-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Georgina tells Serena she is prepared to revel damaging information from Serena’s past. Blair and Jenny spread scandalous rumors about each other through Gossip Girl. Dan sees Jenny’s boyfriend cheating on her. Georgina reveals Serena’s brother is gay. 138962 2007 Gossip Girl: Bad News Blair T DVD -R HQ 9047 Episode #4. 10-10-2007 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. Anonymous Blogger Girl knows that Blair’s mother chooses her to be the new face of her clothing line. Serena and Dan remember that they come from very different worlds. Nate and Chuck indulge in a boys weekend to blow off steam after Ivy Week. 138963 2008 Gossip Girl: Blair Bitch Project, The T DVD -R HQ 9859 Episode #14. 4-21-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Blair hesitantly returns to school after being dethroned as Queen Bee. Serena struggles to adjust to living with her future stepbrother, Chuck, and receives disturbing packages from an unknown sender. Jenny’s drive to be popular hits a high. 138964 2007 Gossip Girl: Blair Waldorf Must Pie! T DVD -R HQ 9329 Episode #9. 11-28-2007 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. Anonymous Blogger Girl knows that Dan invites Serena’s family to spend Thanksgiving with his, creating an uncomfortable situation for Rufus and Lily. Blair’s emotions spiral out of control when she learns her father is not coming home. 138965 2008 Gossip Girl: Bonfire of the Vanity T DVD -R HQ 10515 Episode #28. 11-10-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Blair is against the idea of her mother with Cyrus Rose, a new man in his life, and does everything in her power to make it impossible for them to be together. Jenny and Agnes move in together. Serena and Aaron fall for each other but something about Aaron threatens to ruin their new relationship. Dan and Chuck are at war due to Dan’s true interest in his father Bart Bass. 138966 2009 Gossip Girl: Carnal Knowledge T DVD -R HQ 10834 Episode #35. 2-2-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Blair comes up with a devious plan to take down the teacher who gave her the only B in her prep school career. Chuck has no recollection of what happened to him when he wakes up in a hotel. 138967 2008 Gossip Girl: Chuck in Real Life T DVD -R HQ 10433 Episode #25. 10-20-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Vanessa tries to blackmail Blair into being a nicer person with the pictures of Caherine and Marcus. Blair then seeks revenge by convincing Chuck to try to seduce Vanessa. Lily and Bart throw an extravagant housewarming party and expect their children to make them proud. But Serena does not want to follow the rules. Meanwhile, Dan and Jenny discover a big secret that Nate has been keeping from his friends. 138968 2009 Gossip Girl: Dan De Fluerette T DVD -R HQ 11464 Episode. 10-5-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Serena befriending Ursula, an actress costarring in Olivia Burke’s movie. A movie star named Olivia Burke is assigned as Vanessa’s roommate at NYU. Lily comes back home. Jenny starts her reign as the new Queen Bee. 138969 2007 Gossip Girl: Dare Devil T Episode #5 10-17-2007 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. Anonymous Blogger Girl knows that Serena and Dan go on their first date. Lily discovers that Eric is missing from the treatment center. 138970 2008 Gossip Girl: Dark Night, The T DVD -R HQ 10280 Episode #21. 9-15-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Serena and Dan are forced to deal with their problems when a citywide blackout traps them in an elevator. Blair questions the lack of passion in her relationship with Marcus. Nate struggles with his feelings for Vanessa and Catherine. 138971 2009 Gossip Girl: Debarted, The T DVD -R HQ 11656 Episode. 12-7-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Chuck struggling with an issue from the past. A car accident rocks the Upper East Side. Vanessa and Dan try to navigate their newly complicated friendship. 138972 2008 Gossip Girl: Desperately Seeking Serena T DVD -R HQ 9877 Episode #15. 4-28-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Serena's world descends into chaos when a former friend, the evil Georgina Sparks returns to town. Dan sees Serena preoccupied and he assumes that it has something to do with Chuck, her soon to be step-brother. Nate connects with the last person he expected, Vanessa. Hazel and Penelope try to recruit Nelly Yuki to be part of their club but it is not easy. Blair supervises the whole operation and hatches a plan to sabotage her biggest rival, Nelly Yuki. When Nelly breaks down after being reminded of her recent break-up with her boyfriend, the ladies find their way in and Nelly comes to the Waldorf penthouse. Then Blair invites the ex-boyfriend over. Meanwhile Serena goes out with Georgina, but things get so bad that Serena thinks someone spiked her non alcoholic drink. Jenny develops a crush on a dog-walker, Asher Hornsby, who might be her ticket to permanent popularity. 138973 2009 Gossip Girl: Enough About Eve T DVD -R HQ 11517 Episode. 10-19-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Vanessa vying with Blair for the honor of delivering the freshman toast at NYU. Dan invites Olivia to meet Rufus and Lily. Serena and Nate try to help Carter. 138974 2008 Gossip Girl: Ex-Files, The T DVD -R HQ 10322 Episode #22. 9-22-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Blair and her “Posse” interview different girls to decide whether or not they would be inducted into their clique. Dan bumps into new student Amanda and they form an instant bond. But Blair and her posse attempt to sabotage Dan and Amanda’s friendship by inducting her as the new girl in their clique. Meanwhile, Serena meets a new lust interest and Vanessa meets with the Duchess. 138975 2009 Gossip Girl: Freshman, The T DVD -R HQ 11411 Episode. 9-21-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Georgina who is determined to make Blair a social outcast. Serena tries to get even with Chuck. Bree and Nate decide to continue exploring their relationship. 138976 2009 Gossip Girl: Gone With the Will T DVD -R HQ 10767 Episode #33. 1-12-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Chuck, Bart’s brother, Jack, and Lily learn the fate of the Bass Empire when the will is read. Rufus and Lily’s relationship is strained as Rufus seeks details about the child he never knew he had. Noticing that his father has been acting strangely as of late, Dan does some investigating and uncovers Rufus and Lily’s secret, putting him in the awkward situation of deciding what to with this shocking revelation and who to share it with. 138977 2009 Gossip Girl: Goodbye Gossip Girl, The T DVD -R HQ 11135 Episode. 5-18-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl decides to send a shocking e-mail blast in the graduation ceremony of Constance Billard and St. Jude’s, pushing Serena to devise a devious plan of attack. The Means Girls Club challenge Jenny to succeed Blair as Queen Bee for next year. Lily and Rufus struggle with their relationship after Lily’s betrayal. 138978 2009 Gossip Girl: Grandfather, The T DVD -R 11009 Episode. 3-23-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Blair, devastated by her current situations, turns to her wild side causing Serena and Chuck to have serious concerns about their friend. Vanessa convinces Nate that it may be time to forgive and forget when it comes to his mother’s Kennedyesque family. The Vanderbilts, who abandoned Nate and his mother when they needed them most. In an effort to be completely honest with each other, Lily and Rufus agree to share lists of their past lovers. 138979 2009 Gossip Girl: Grandfather, The. Part II T DVD -R HQ 11549 Episode. 11-2-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Olivia who tries to keep Dan from finding out what she said during her appearance on the Jimmy Fallon’s talk show. Blair makes a new friend and takes her to a party at Chuck’s hotel in hopes of making Serena jealous. 138980 2007 Gossip Girl: Handmaiden’s Tale, The T DVD -R HQ 9183 Episode #6 10-28-2007 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. Anonymous Blogger Girl knows that Dan’s childhood friend returns home and declares her feelings for him. At the masquerade ball, Blair sends Nate on a scavenger hunt. Disguised Jenny and Dan sneak into the ball. 138981 2007 Gossip Girl: Hi, Society T DVD -R HQ 9356 Episode #10. 12-05-2007 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. Anonymous Blogger Girl knows that Serena does want to attend the upcoming debutante ball until Grandmother CeCe says she will not take “no” for an answer. CeCe causes a rift between Serena and Dan. Blair and Nate decide to attend the ball as friends. 138982 2009 Gossip Girl: How To Succeed in Bassness T DVD -R HQ 11537 Episode. 10-26-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Chuck asking Serena to spread the word about his new hotel. Blair trying secretly to help Chuck. Dan watching one of Olivia’s sex scenes. Jenny choosing between her role as Queen Bee and her friendship with Eric. 138983 2010 Gossip Girl: Hurt Locket, The T DVD -R HQ 11833 Episode. 3-8-2010 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Serena and Nate who are exploring the boundaries of their friendship. Jenny accompanies Damien to a state dinner. Rufus tries to avoid Lily. 138984 2009 Gossip Girl: In the Realm of the Basses T DVD -R HQ 10732 Episode #32. 1-5-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Uncle Jack Bass arrives in town to try and help Chuck pick up the pieces. Blair tries to get accepted into Colony Club, the most prestigious ladies club in the city. Jenny returns to Constance Billard. 138985 2008 Gossip Girl: It’s a Wonderful Lie T DVD -R HQ 10594 Episode #30. 12-1-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Blair and Chuck make a bet that they can find the ideal dates for each other for the annual Snowflake Ball. Aaron’s ex-girlfriend, Lexi, expresses an interest in Dan which creates conflicted feelings for Serena. Nate, Jenny and Vanessa get into a tangled situation that puts their friendships and hearts on the line. 138986 2010 Gossip Girl: Lady Vanished, The T DVD -R HQ 11846 Episode. 3-15-2010 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Lily and Rufus becoming suspicious of Jenny’s relationship with Damien. Vanessa and Dan try dating other people. 138987 2009 Gossip Girl: Last Days of Disco Stick, The T DVD -R HQ 11608 Episode. 11-16-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Blair trying to impress students at NYU with a private Lady Gaga concert. Serena turns to Nate for support during a difficult situation. Jenny agrees to do a favor for Chuck. 138988 2009 Gossip Girl: Lost Boy, The T DVD -R HQ 11443 Episode. 9-28-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Blair and Chuck, who both set their sights on an item for bid at Sotheby’s. Serena thinks Carter is up to his old habits. Georgina becomes interested in Dan and Vanessa grows suspicious of Scott. 138989 2008 Gossip Girl: Magnificent Archibalds, The T DVD -R HQ 10537 Episode #29. 11-17-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Thanksgiving in the Waldorf household finds Blair upset that her mom’s new boyfriend, Cyrus, has decided to ruin all her favorite traditions, but that’s nothing compared to what’s coming next. Lily finds herself trying to broker a peace treaty between Rufus and Jenny who is prepared to cut off all communication with her father if she doesn’t get her way. Serena isn’t quite ready to come clean with Aaron about her complicated past, but Dan ends up accidentally revealing a few tidbits of his own. Blair and Chuck come to their friend’s aid when Nate is once again forced to confront his father’s abandonment. Eric discovers a secret that Bart has been keeping from Lily. 138990 2008 Gossip Girl: Much “I Do” About Nothing T DVD -R HQ 10169 Episode #18. 5-19-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting the downfall of Serena. Blair helps her bet friend by taking on the wicked Georgina Sparks. Lily plans for her wedding, but can’t stop thinking about Rufus. Serena finally tells Dan the truth about her past. 138991 2008 Gossip Girl: Never Been Marcused T DVD -R HQ 10249 Episode #20. 9-8-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Blair gets the Duchess’ approval when she discovers the Duchess and Nate making love in the library. Serena and Dan continue their relationship. Chuck lends Nate’s mother money so she can save her house. 138992 2008 Gossip Girl: New Haven Can Wait T DVD -R HQ 10405 Episode #24. 10-6-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Blair, Serena, Dan, Nate and Chuck go to Yale. After Blair and Serena get into a fight, Serena decides to get even with Blair, who has always dreamed of going to Yale by going to Yale instead of going to Brown as planned and accepting the Yale Dean’s private invitation to the campus. Dan discovers that none of his recommendation letters for Yale were sent. He tries to figure out a way of getting into the school. Chuck is kidnapped by a group of Skull and Bones members and Nate hooks up with a coed. 138993 2008 Gossip Girl: O Brother, Where Bart Thou? T DVD -R HQ 10607 Episode #31. 12-8-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that a tragedy occurs that affects several families. 138994 2007 Gossip Girl: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 8954 Episode #1. 9-19-2007 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York's Upper East Side. Narrates the action. Anonymous Blogger Gossip Girl spreads news that "it girl" Serena has returned to Manhattan after a self-imposed exile. Serena's best friend has conflicting feelings about the return. New York Times Journalist (Andre B. Blake). 138995 2007 Gossip Girl: Poison Ivy T DVD -R HQ 9014 Episode #3. 10-3-2007 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. Anonymous Blogger spreads news about students as they prepare for a much-anticipated visit from Ivy League college representatives. Blair uncovers a scandalous secret about Serena. Dan has his heart set on the coveted usher position for the Dartmouth representative. Jenny bonds with Serena's brother. 138996 2008 Gossip Girl: Pret-a-Poor-J T DVD -R HQ 10462 Episode #26. 10-27-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Jenny has a new young model friend, Agnes, who encourages Jenny to explore her wild side and also to confront Eleanor Waldorf, who is attempting to “borrow” Jenny’s designs. Meanwhile, Serena and Dan attend Rufus’ art opening as friends, but when Serena meets an artist, Aaron Rose, and the evening gets gets a little uncomfortable. Blair attempts to seduce Chuck, but he proves to be tougher than she ever imagined. 138997 2009 Gossip Girl: Remains of the J T DVD -R HQ 11012 (Wrong title of episode). Episode. 3-30-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Serena throws Jenny a small birthday party for her sweet 16th, but things get out of control when Poppy Lifton turns the birthday into a huge social event. Vanessa in a moment of desperation agrees to help Chuck with a scheme having to do with Blair and Nate. Rufus tries to figure out how to cover Dan’s Yale tuition when he learns that Dan will not receive financial aid. 138998 2009 Gossip Girl: Reversals of Fortune T DVD -R HQ 11401 Episode. 9-14-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Chuck and Blair adjusting to life as a couple, Serena returning from Europe with secrets and a complicated relation, and Rufus, Jenny and Dan getting used to the van der Woodsens’ glamorous lifestyle. 138999 2007 Gossip Girl: Roman Holiday T DVD -R HQ 9398 Episode #11. 12-19-2007 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. Anonymous Blogger Girl knows that Blair’s father brings an unexpected guest when he comes home for the holidays. Jenny and Vanessa help Serena plan a Christmas surprise for Dan. Alison’s former lover calls the house upsetting Rufus. 139000 2009 Gossip Girl: Rufus Getting Married T DVD -R HQ 11494 Episode. 10-12-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Rufus and Lily moving up their wedding date. Chuck uncovers a secret that Carter was hiding from Serena. Georgina pulls Vanessa and Dan into one of her schemes. Blair grows suspicious of Bree. 139001 2008 Gossip Girl: School Lies T DVD -R HQ 9449 Episode #12. 1-2-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl knows that a night of fun at the school swimming pool almost turns tragic, prompting school authorities to threaten expulsion. 139002 2009 Gossip Girl: Seder Anything T DVD -R HQ 11065 Episode. 4-20-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Serena returns from her trip to Spain with Poppy and Gabriel. Blair makes a secret deal with Nate’s grandfather. Dan takes a job to earn money for college. 139003 2008 Gossip Girl: Serena Also Rises, The T DVD -R HQ 10333 Episode #23. 9-29-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Fashion Week is here!!! Blair is furious with her mother for giving Serena and her new socialite friend, Poppy Lifton, front row seats to the Eleanor Waldorf show. Hurt by both Serena and his mother Blair decides to sabotage the show. Meanwhile, Dan starts hanging out with Chuck, but he quickly learns that the dark side has its risks. Lily learns a secret that her new husband, Bart has been keeping from her. 139004 2007 Gossip Girl: Seventeen Candles T DVD -R HQ 9247 Episode #8 11-14-2007 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. Anonymous Blogger Girl knows that Nate disappoints Blair on her birthday. Dan takes Vanessa to Blair’s birthday party so she can have bonding time with Serena. Jenny brings her mother home for a surprise visit. Nate’s parents ask him to make a big sacrifice. 139005 2010 Gossip Girl: Sixteen Year Old Virgin, The T DVD -R HQ 11858 Episode. 3-22-2010 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Lily sharing her secret with Rufus. Damien pressuring Jenny. Chuck makes a difficult decision about his hotel. 139006 2009 Gossip Girl: Southern Gentlemen Prefer Blondes T DVD -R HQ 11077 Episode. 4-26-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting Georgina returns to the Upper East Side but it’s not the same Georgina we all knew, she’s changed. Chuck and Nate’s relationship is at a crossroad because of their mutual interest in Blair. Serena’s relationship with Gabriel gets more complicated. 139007 2008 Gossip Girl: Summer, Kind of Wonderful T DVD -R HQ 10201 Episode #19. 9-1-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Serena and Dan get back together, Blair finds British royalty when she tries to make Chuck jealous. 139008 2008 Gossip Girl: There Might Be Blood T DVD -R HQ 10483 Episode #27. 11-03-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Serena invites Aaron to be her guest at a charity gala honoring Lily and Bart, but after discovering a secret that Aaron has been keeping from her she begins to question whether Aaron is the guy she thought he was. Hoping it will help her chances of getting into Yale, Blair naively agrees to baby sit the 15-year-old daughter of a prominent Yale donor, but the teenager proves to be more than a handful and Blair begins to suspect that the evening may actually wind up hurting her chances of getting into the college of her dreams. Meanwhile, Jenny and Agnes plan a guerilla fashion show that will either launch Jenny’s star or ruin her chances of ever being accepted by the industry. 139009 2009 Gossip Girl: They Shoot Humphreys, Don’t They? T DVD -R HQ 11594 Episode. 11-9-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Jenny trying to land the hottest escort for Cotillion. Chuck and Nate try to help Serena and Blair repair their friendship. Olivia considers leaving school for a movie project. 139010 2008 Gossip Girl: Thin Line Between Chuck and Nate, A T DVD -R HQ 9476 Episode #13. 1-9-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Serena van der Woodsen was spotted buying pregnancy tests. 139011 2009 Gossip Girl: Treasure of Serena Madre, The T DVD -R HQ 11643 Episode. 11-16-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl comments on Blair suspecting her mother of keeping a big secret from her. After having a fight with her mom, Vanessa shows up on Dan’s doorstep for Thanksgiving. Chuck tells Nate he has potentially damaging information about one of their friends. 139012 2009 Gossip Girl: Valley Girls T DVD -R HQ 11124 Episode. 5-11-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting a flashback to the 1980s where a 17-year-old Lily gets kicked out of boarding school and runs away to Los Angeles. There she sees her parents, Rick and Cece, and her sister, Carol. Back in present day, Blair and Nate go to a prom together, but the night doesn’t turn out as planned and Chuck has something to do with it. Serena and Lily don’t see eye-to-eye over Serena’s recent run-in with the law. 139013 2007 Gossip Girl: Victor/Victoria T DVD -R HQ 9237 Episode #7 11-7-2007 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. Anonymous Blogger Girl knows that Serena and Dan acknowledge that they are crazy about each other. Chuck contemplates investing in a burlesque club to make his father proud. Nate confronts his father about drugs he found in the house. 139014 2008 Gossip Girl: Webisodes: Tales from the Upper East Side W 8-4-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that someone from the Constance Billiard elite is tramping around with boys from St. Judes. Was it Penelope, Hazel, Isabel or Elise? 139015 2007 Gossip Girl: Wild Brunch, The T DVD -R HQ 8979 Episode #2. 9-26-2007 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York's Upper East Side. Narrates the action. Anonymous Blogger Gossip Girl spreads news that Serena receives an icy-cold reception from Blair and decides to take Dan to archenemy Chuck's fundraiser brunch. Jenny seeks advice from Blair, who realizes she may have something to gain by letting Jenny into her inner circle. 139016 2008 Gossip Girl: Woman on the Verge T DVD -R HQ 9916 Episode #17. 5-12-2008 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that Serena slips back into her old habits because she is ashamed of her secret. She eventually reveals it and her friends Blair, Nate and Chuck have to put their differences aside, in order to help her. Unfortunately, Serena is too ashamed to share the truth with Dan, therefore he assumes the worse about his girlfriend. Meanwhile, Rufus is excited when his band is invited to perform at a Rolling Stone-sponsored concert, but Lily is the last person on earth he expects to see at the performance, especially since her wedding rehearsal dinner is the same night. 139017 2009 Gossip Girl: Wrath of Con, The T DVD -R HQ 11103 Episode. 5-4-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that the presumed dead lovechild of Lily and Rufus appears alive in need of his parents looking for help to finish his senior year of high school. Blair puts pressure for Georgina to making amends for her past bad behavior by helping her in an evil plan. The rivalry between Nate and Chuck over Blair reaches a boiling point. Lily makes a secret plan to help Rufus with Dan’s college tuition. 139018 2009 Gossip Girl: You’ve Got Yale! T DVD -R HQ 10793 Episode #34. 1-19-2009 Blogger Gossip Girl (voiced by Kristen Bell) focuses on teens in New York’s Upper East Side. Narrates the action. “Gossip Girl Here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” Anonymous Blogger Girl takes pleasure in reporting that it’s that stressful time of year when Constance Billard and St. Judes students find out who is and isn’t worthy of earl admission to Yale University. Serena bonds with her new Shakespeare teacher, Rachel, who has no clue the wrath she is about to suffer after giving Blair the first B of her prep school career. Chuck pairs up with an unlikely ally in his war with Jack over Bass Industries. Nate and Vanessa spend a romantic evening at the opera. 139019 2003 Gossip Hound N Holden, Wendy PR Publicist Grace Armiger, book publicist, mingles with Britain's elite. Belinda Black, tabloid reporter with designs on the Globe's celebrity-interviews column written by the plump and plain Mo Mills Grace, a publicity with an obscure London publisher. Scheming and staggeringly inept tabloid reporter steals a book. 139020 1993 Gossip Show, The: T Series. 1993-19098. Gossip Columnist Janet Charlton. Hosts Janet Charlton, Michael Musto. 139021 2002 Gossip: Tabloid Tales DT DVD -R HQ 6541, 6542. SVD 1188 Newspapers. History of the tabloid press -- celebrities, authors and experts. 139022 2000 Gossip.Com N Fine, Marcia Gossip Columnist Laurence “The Mouth” Duvall writes a weekly gossip column called “RUMORS and innuendoes” that attacks anyone with sarcasm and venom. Duvall is owner of Fashionista, the Scottsdale, Arizona society paper that everyone reads. Duval is using his weekly column to harass Jean Rubin, a Women and Literature teacher at the community college who has three months to play her twenty something daughter Lara’s wedding to Gus, a young man from an extended Charleston family. The wedding plans proceed through a series of funny, smart e-mails between Jean and her daughter. While the events unfold like a desert flower on steroids, Jean manages a prissy florist who absconds with her deposit, a bride who insists on wearing red shoes, the groom's father's designer obsessed, sassy third wife, a rabbi who leaves to start a casino, five Amazon blonde bridesmaids, her paranoid elderly parents, and Philomena, the neurotic wedding planner. Jean's husband, Maury, escapes the chaos by watching interminable hours of the golf channel. As Laurence's vitriolic diatribes accelerate, Jean receives support from her two closest friends: April, a wealthy, gorgeous busybody, and Glee, a plastic surgery slave addicted to therapy. April, a neighbor of Laurence's, walks her Lhasa Apsos just to question Carmen, his housekeeper. Glee finds solace in The Rock, a cult-like group facilitated by a sex therapist who can't stay married. Days before the wedding, with family members converging, Laurence is found dead. No one is upset and everyone is a suspect. The police question Jean and her friends. Is the killer Coleman, Laurence's love puppy, who stands to inherit a house full of antiques and millions of dollars? Or is it one of the nouveau riche types The Mouth slimed in his column? It all comes to a rollicking conclusion amidst the elaborate rehearsal dinner, the even more posh wedding with the murderer's arrest. 139023 2003 Got Papers? M News Media. Lead Reporter (Alex Castillo). Reporter (Josi Kennon). Reporter (Lauren Robinson). 139024 2002 Gotham Girls C News Media. WGBS Anchor (Tom Kenny - Voice). 139025 2003 Gothika M DVD -R HQ 2894, 2895 Reporters (Caroline Vn Vlaardingen, Al Vandecruys). 139026 1957 Gott schützt die Liebenden N Simmel, Johannes Mario Austria Journalist 139027 2003 Götterdämmerung N Kinkel, Tanja Germany Journalist 139028 1997 Gotti MT SVD 658 News Media. Reporter #1 (Michael Bianchin). Reporter #3 (Brian Kaulback). Reporter #4 (Michelle Moffett). Reporter #5 (Warren Dexter Beatty). Reporter #6 (Nerene Virgin). Courtroom Reporter (Sebastian MacLean). 139029 1994 Goud - Vergeten in Siberie DF Reporter Viktor Margaritto. 139030 1994 Gourmet Detective, The NM OWN - P King, Peter Investigative TV Journalist Ivor 139031 2009 Gourmet Rhapsody N Barbery, Muriel Food Critic Pierre Arthens lies dying, recalling a lifetime’s worth of perfect treats, but just beyond his reach is a singular flavor. If he is to die in peace, he knows he must identify the flavor and its source. Arthens’ arrogance has alienated everyone around him but he knows about food’s power to shape experiences and doesn’t want to die until he can identify the flavor and source of that missing flavor of life. 139032 1943 Government Girl M DVD -R HQ 2974, 2975. B 70 Nichols, Dudley (Screenplay). Budd Schulberg (Adaptation). Ness Book - PR Reporter Branch (Paul Stewart) tries to romance a woman although she is in love with someone else. She becomes involved in helping her boss by explaining Washington politics to him. Reporter eventually helps her defend her boss when he is called before Senate committee because of his unconventional methods for manufacturing bombers. Reporter Tom Holliday (Ray Walker) offers to be the manufacturer's PR man. She is quick to point out that not all newspapermen are like him adding, "They're the nicest people I know. The President trusts them. And he does alright." Businessman objects to the manufacturer's methods threatens to go to the newspapers. The manufacturer comments, "I've got a great deal of faith in the fairness of newspapers and the people who read them, and it's about time they found out about a few fellows like you." Time, 12/6/43 said Paul Stewart "makes a small part as a newshawk the best thing in 'Government Girl.'" Reporter (Tom Burton). Reporter (Harry Clay). Reporter (Ralph Linn). Reporter (Josh Milton). Reporter (Steve Winston). 139033 1969 Governor and J.J., The: T Series 1969-1972 News Media. George Callison (Drinkwater), press secretary (James Callahan) 139034 1994 Governor's Mansion, The N Laxalt, Robert Journalist Pete, who becomes his brother's aide when he was Nevada's governor, narrates the story providing a witty, devastating look at a political process rife with voter apathy and ignorance, patronage, favor-swapping, dirty tricks and slick packaging. Two brothers are sons of Basque immigrants. Brother takes advantage of untried medium called television to make his appeal for control of 1960s Nevada where the syndicates still control the casinos. 139035 1972 Goze: Momoku no onna-tabigeinin MTF Interviewer (Nagisa Oshima) 139036 1986 Gra w slepca MF Poland. Photographer (Slawomir Misiurewicz). 139037 2003 Grace M Editor (Hayden Adams) 139038 1937 Grace Culver: Appearance Money SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/Quetzal, Feb. 15, 1937 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139039 1934 Grace Culver: Bigger They Are, The SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/Chinese Disks, The, Nov. 1, 1934 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139040 1935 Grace Culver: Bombproof Baby SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The. House That Vanished, Oct. 15, 1935 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139041 1936 Grace Culver: Crime In the Air SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The. Castle of Doom, Jan. 15, 1936 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139042 1934 Grace Culver: Double Chocolate SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/Unseen Killer, The, Dec. 1, 1934 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139043 1934 Grace Culver: Dumb Blonde SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/Spoils of the Shadow, Sept. 1, 1934 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139044 1936 Grace Culver: Fur Will Fly SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/Seven Drops of Blood, Dec. 1, 1936 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139045 1935 Grace Culver: Kitchen Trap SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, Murder Every Hour, The, June 1, 1935 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139046 1935 Grace Culver: Millions to Burn SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/Four Signets, The, Jan. 1, 1935 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139047 1936 Grace Culver: Phantom Pirate SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/Third Shadow, The, March 15, 1936 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139048 1935 Grace Culver: Red Is For Fox SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/Crooks Go Straight, March 1, 1935 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139049 1937 Grace Culver: Return Address SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/House of Silence, July 15, 1937 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139050 1934 Grace Culver: Scoop SM Brown, Roswell (pseudonym Jean Francis Webb) Shadow Magazine, The/Spoils of the Shadow, Aug. 1, 1934 Reporter Grace Culver for the Banner, investigates the murder of an old rich lady, finds the single clue the police overlooked and confronts the murderer. 139051 1936 Grace Culver: Sign of the Devil Dog SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/Murder Town, June 15, 1936 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139052 1936 Grace Culver: Tattooed Twin, The SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/Terror Island, Aug. 15, 1936 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139053 1935 Grace Culver: Thin Air SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/Man From Scotland Yard, The, Aug. 1, 1935 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139054 1937 Grace Culver: Torch Song SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/Murder House, March 15, 1937 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139055 1936 Grace Culver: Tunnel of Terror SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/Partners of Peril, Nov. 1, 1936 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139056 1934 Grace Culver: War Paint SM Brown, Roswell Shadow Magazine, The/Murder Marsh, Oct. 1, 1934 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 139057 2008 Grace Happens N Czech, Jan M. Paparazzi, bodyguards, world travel, famous people, movie sets and constant chaos make up the life of Grace, whose mother is a movie star. Grace dreams of a normal life with regular school and real friends. She also dreams of knowing her father, whose identity her mother has never revealed. 139058 1983 Grace Kelly MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Wendee Winters). Reporter #2 (Edmund Penney). Reporter #3 (Dan Gilvezan). Ship Reporter #1 (William Hellinger). TV Interviewer (James Newell). 1st London Reporter (Tony Roh). 2nd London Reporter (Simon Rouse). Clark Gable's Press Agent (Jerram A Swartz). 139059 1996 Grace of My Heart M DVD. L Journalist John Murray (Bruce Davison), married. TV Interviewer (Albert Macklin). Journalist (Harry Victor). 139060 1997 Grace Under Fire: T L. VHS 413 Episode. News Media 139061 1997 Grace Under Fire: Grace Graduates T Episode #96. 4-30-1997 Interviewers. Interviewer #1 (Kyle T. Heffner). Interviewer #2 (Dan Gerrity). Interviewer #3 (Gregory Daven). Interviewer #4 (Michael Krawic). Interviewer #5 (Kyle Colerider-Krugh). Interviewer #6 (Bryan Matsuura). Interviewer #7 (Jim Meskimen). Interviewer #8 (Rob Elk). 139062 1939 Gracie Allen Murder Case, The M Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Rube Demarest). Second Reporter (Jack Baxley). Photographer (Jim Kelso). 139063 1981 Graduation Day M Photographer (Aaron Butler). 139064 1999 Graenseland: At aeldes eller modnes TF Episode #2. Editor-in-Chief Anne Knudsen (Herself), Weekendavisen. Host Synne Garf (Herself). 139065 1999 Graenseland: Den uborlige sorg TF Episode #6. Journalist Birgit Meister. 139066 1999 Graenseland: Kunsten at nyde TF Episode #1. Film Critic Ole Michelsen. Author Klaus Rifbjerg. 139067 1932 Grafin von Monte-Christo, Die MF Germany Journalist Stephan Riehl (Mathias Wieman). 139068 1931 Graft M Cub Reporter Dusty Hotchkiss (Regis Toomey) keeps getting passed over for assignments in favor of star reporter Speed Hansen (Harold Goodwin). He stumbles into a plot involving a kidnapping and a crooked election. After accusing a politician's daughter of murder, the cub is fired. So he decides to find the real killer. He gets his job back. News Printer (Edward LeSaint). 139069 1913 Grafters M Press 139070 1937 Grand Bounce, The M Radio News Announcer (Frank Whitbeck) 139071 1984 Grand Canyon: Hidden Secrets, The M Photographer (Roger Crandall) 139072 1942 Grand Central Murder M DVD -R HQ 5027, 5022. Press. Detective uses reporters as threat to detective. Comments about reporters. 139073 1979 Grand Dragon, The N OWN - H Kurtz, Irma Journalist who has lived in London for 10 years leaving a souring love affair to return to New York for a visit to her parents. She feels her Jewish background has no relevance for her. Father's fear of another holocaust inspires her to travel to Mississippi for a story on the Ku Klux Klan. Klan's grand dragon turns out to be a handsome, intelligent young man and the journalist is strongly attached to him. 139074 1936 Grand Finale M UK Only Editor (Kim Peacock). 139075 1982 Grand Hotel Excelsior MF Italy Journalist (Andrea Belfiore). 139076 2004 Grand journal de Canal+, Le TF France Journalist (Marie Drucker - Herself). Columnist literature (Stephane Blakowski - Himself). Columnist fashion as Mademoiselle Agnes - (Agnes Boulard) Host (Michel Denisot - Himself). Columnist music (Eric Dahan). Columnist cinema (Laurent Weil - Himself). 139077 1936 Grand Jury M SV 150 Grant, James Edward, Thomas Lennon (Story). Joseph A. Fields, Philip G. Epstein (Screenplay) Ness Book Cub Reporter for The Chronicle, Steve O'Connell (Owen Davis, Jr.), covers a murder trial. The eager reporter is chewed out by editor for not having the heart to get an interview. Editor Clark (Charles C. Wilson) plans to send a "real reporter" to cover the story. Finally the editor agrees to give the kid a chance. Rival paper, The Bulletin. Captured by crooks, scoops his colleagues on the final jury verdict by planting his girlfriend in a courthouse phone booth to prevent the other reporters from calling papers. When someone asks why a story ends with the comment that the killers will be caught in 24 hours, the editor tells him it is an unwritten law of the newspaper business that the killers will always be caught in 24 hours. 139078 1939 Grand Jury Secrets M Reis, Irving (Story). Reis, Robert Yost (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter and ham radio enthusiast John Keefe (John Howard) bugs a courtroom to listen in on the grand jury's deliberations in a case involving a phony stock racket. His brother is asst. district attorney who gets into trouble when story appears. Reporter next infiltrates the firm behind the stock racket by posing as a potential investor. Uses a briefcase with a hidden microphone. One head of the firm shoots his partner and frames a young man for murder. Reporter is fired for being drunk. He is told he can get his job back if he finds the real killer. Reporter poses as a priest to get into prison to interview the man charged with murder. His brother finds out and has him jailed for contempt of court. Reporter gets out of jail, is cornered by the killer and abducted at gunpoint. Ham radio operators pick up a signal he sends through Morse code. Killer shoots the reporter but he survives and gets his job back. 139079 1977 Grand mit Vieren N Kettenbach, Hans Werner Germany Journalist 139080 1976 Grand National N OWN - H - P Welcome, John Journalist Myles Aylward, young racing journalist finds himself at the center of various intrigues and conspiracies that swirl around the running of one of the most horse races in the world, the Grand National at Aintree, England 139081 1940 Grand Ole Opry M McGowan, Dorrell, Stuart McGowan (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter "Hunch" Clifton (John Hartley, for The Daily News, tries to interview the governor about his views on an upcoming farm bill while on a hunting trip and discovers governor is dead. Papers decide it was a suicide. Reporter suspects foul play. Publisher of The Morning Record William C. Skully (Henry Kolker) opposes farm bill, arranges rendezvous with new governor in small town. Both arrested for speeding and sentenced to five days in jail when locals discover they are trying to stop farm bill. Governor arranges to do radio broadcast form jail cell. Townspeople stage hoedown to drawn him out. Bill passes. Efforts to get small town's mayor elected governor. Reporter warns him opposition will stop at nothing to stay in power. Mayor is lured to rendezvous with woman and jailed for assaulting her. Mayor escapes and he and reporter conspire to expose and catch the man who actually killed the governor. Mayor elected governor. Reporter on side of good, publisher as using influence for personal gain. 139082 1918 Grand Passion, The M Addison, Thomas (Short Story - "Boss of Powderville, The"). Ida May Park (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Newspapers. Jack Ripley (Jack Mulhall) is hired by his friend, a corrupt boss of a munitions town, to start a newspaper, The Trumpet. His friend intends to use the sheet for his own purposes. Ripley is drugged and robbed while on his first assignment, but still uses the paper for reform. 139083 1966 Grand Prix M DVD -R HQ 2380, 2381, 2382. L. AFI-Fashion Editors Interviewer (Raymond Baxter). Sportscasters (Alan Fordney, Anthony Marsh, Tommy Franklin). Journalist Victor (Bernard Cahier). Photographer, David (John Bryson) 139084 2006 Grand Prix Snooker DT Series Commentators Clive Everton, Neal Foulds, Terry Griffiths, Dennis Taylor, Willie Thorne, John Virgo. Analysts Steve Davis, Ken Doherty, John Parrott. Presenter Hazel Irvine. 139085 1933 Grand Slam M DVD -R HQ 1829, 1828. SVD 1415 (Missing Ending) Sob Sister (Emma Dunn). Reporter (Milton Kibbee). Reporter (Paddy O'Flynn). Reporter (Charles Sherlock). Reporter with False News from Speed (James Donlan). Reporter with a Dollar (Harry Seymour). Freelance Writer Philip "Speed" McCann (Frank McHugh). Contest Radio Announcer (Roscoe Karns) reports the bridge tournaments as they happen to a national audience. 139086 2003 Grand Theft N Watts, Timothy Investigative Reporter Natalie of the Philadelphia Enquirer "with a great rear end" who is working undercover as a waitress in a mob-controlled strip club. A charming upscale Philadelphia car thief recognizes her. Mob chief's body ends up in the thief's car. Everyone wants him from the mob to the U.S. Assistant attorney to the reporter. 139087 1977 Grand Theft Auto M DVD -R HQ 9438, 9441 Reporter (Todd McCarthy). 139088 2005 Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stones G TV Reporter (Brooke Alexander - Voice). Radio Newscaster (Sharon Washington - Voice). Announcer Space Monkey, PLUG (Steve Carlesi - Voice). 139089 2005 Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories G TV Reporter (Brooke Alexander - Voice). Radio Newscaster (Sharon Washington - Voice). 139090 2006 Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories G News Media. Vice City TV Reporter (Joan Baker). Reporter (Lucien Jones). Reporter (Patton Oswalt). Tom of Flash FM (Maria Chambers). The Wave 103 Imaging Voices (Adam Croston, Rod Edge, Lenny Grossi, Kim Gurney, Andi Hanley). 139091 2003 Grand Theft Parsons M Reporter (Robert Alan Beuth). Radio Announcer (Jamie McShane). TV Interviewer (David Caffrey). 139092 1992 Grand Tour: Disaster in Time MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Ken Rector). Reporter #2 (Alex Kathehakis). Reporter #3 (Nancy Hopps). 139093 2005 Grande Familia, A: Van Esperanca T Episode #105. 10-13-2005 Reporter (Ana Kutner). 139094 1974 Grande Nouba, La MF TV Reporter. Le Reporter TV (Jacques Jouanneu) 139095 2003 Grande Ourse TS Canada TV Journalist Louis-Bernard Lapointe (Marc Merssier) is a bitter Montreal TV Journalist sent to the town on a frivolous assignment who gets caught up in the weirdness and echoes of his own tragic past. He is stick in the isolated village of Grande Ourse where strange supernatural things are happening. Despite himself, Louis-Bernarde Lapointe can’t escape the fact he is a sorcerer. To save the life of his only friend, Lapointe must find “the key of possibility” that will give him entry to the parallel worlds. In order to find the key, he must cast himself into one of the possible worlds and solve a riddle, a process that will cause him to reflect upon the choices that define each human being and that make us decide who will live and who will die. In the remote village of Grande Ourse (Great Bear), the leader of a local witch convenant is found dead. Then, people lose their regular TV signal. Instead, they see personal thoughts from locals are being broadcast at the most unexpected times. People start to die and tensions are mounting in the little village where TV is the only entertainment available. Desperate for help, the Mayor calls on the Department of National Security. People are increasingly turning to witchcraft, while details about a classified research project that took place in Grande Ourse many years ago are slowly being revealed. 139096 1970 Grandes batailles: La Bataille d'Italie, Les MTF French War Correspondent (Pierre Ichac-Himself) 139097 1989 Grandma's House M News Media. Reporter 1 (Dale Korman). Reporter 2 (David Van Diest). Reporter 3 (Clark Sherman). 139098 1978 Grandpa Goes to Washington: Leak, The (aka Security Risk, The) T Dunkel, John Episode News Media 139099 1935 Grandsons N COPY Adamic, Louis Reporter Peter Gale, newspaperman. The Los Angeles Star. San Francisco Tribune, Roger Smith, city editor. 139100 1958 Grandstand DT UK Series 1958- Commentator Clare Balding (1999-2001). Reporter-Representer Tony Gubba (1994). Presenters John Inverdale (1994), Hazel Irvine (1997), Roger Black (2000), Frank Bough (1970s-1980s). Presenters David Coleman, David Icke, Martin Webster, Tony Green, Angus Loughran, Jim McGrath, John Neilly, Peter Scudamore, Steve Rider, Ray Stubbs, Martin Webster, Sue Barker. Athletics Presenter Steve Cram (1999). Bowls Commentary David Corkill. Bowls Commentary David Rhys Jones. 139101 1975 Grandstand DT Series. 9-21-1975 to 10-1-1997. NBC Sportscasters-Hosts Joe Buck (1975-1976), Bryant Gumbel (1976-1977), Lee Leonard (3-5-197 to 10-1-1977). 139102 1978 Grange Hill: T UK. Series Reporter (Gordon Salkilld). Photographer (Victor Reynolds). 139103 1992 Grange Hill: T UK. Series. Episode #282. 3-10-1992. Radio Reporter (Oliver Godfrey). 139104 1973 Granges brulees, Les MF Reporter (Jean Bouise) 139105 1938 Granica MF Editor Czechlinski (Boguslaw Samborski). 139106 1997 Granite Man, The N Cobb, Margo Weinberg List Journalist 139107 1970 Granny SM GPL Goulart, Ron In "Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories to Read With the Lights On." From "Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine." Journalist Roy McAlbin, fee-lance journalist unattached to any actual publication. 139108 1940 Granny Get Your Gun M DVD -R HQ 7279. SVD 1466 News Media. First Reporter (John Deering). Second Reporter (Creighton Hale). 139109 2004 Granny Goes Wild M TV Reporter (Mary Jane Heath). 139110 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: M Serial. 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139111 1916 Grant, Police Reporter: Code Letter, The M Serial #1 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139112 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: Deal in Bonds, a M Serial #27 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139113 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: House of Secrets M Serial #12 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139114 1916 Grant, Police Reporter: House of Three Deuces, The M Serial #6 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139115 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: In the Web of the Spider M Serial #22 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139116 1916 Grant, Police Reporter: Man from Yukon, The M Serial #4 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139117 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: Man with the Limp M Serial #28 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139118 1916 Grant, Police Reporter: Menace, The M Serial #9 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139119 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: Mirror of Fear, The M Serial #20 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139120 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: Missing Financier, The M Serial #23 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139121 1916 Grant, Police Reporter: Missing Heiress, The M Serial #2 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139122 1916 Grant, Police Reporter: Mission of State M Serial #11 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139123 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: Mystery of Room 422 M Serial #26 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139124 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: Net of Intrigue, The M Serial #21 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139125 1916 Grant, Police Reporter: Pencil Clue, The M Serial #3 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139126 1916 Grant, Police Reporter: Rogue's Pawn, The M Serial #5 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139127 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: Screened Vault, The M Serial #19 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139128 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: Secret of the Borgias, The M Serial #24 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139129 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: Sign of the Scarf M Serial #29 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139130 1916 Grant, Police Reporter: Tiger's Claw, The M Serial #10 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139131 1916 Grant, Police Reporter: Trail of Graft, The M Serial #13 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139132 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: Trap, The M Serial #17 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139133 1916 Grant, Police Reporter: Trunk Mystery, The M Serial #8 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139134 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: Vanishing Bishop, The M Serial #25 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139135 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: Violet Ray, The M Serial #15 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139136 1917 Grant, Police Reporter: Winged Diamonds M Serial #18 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139137 1916 Grant, Police Reporter: Wizard's Plot, The M Serial #7 of 29 Episodes Newspaperman's discovery of secret German submarine base in New England 139138 1955 Grant's House N Laing, F. Newspaperman handles the sales promotion for an ignorant dishwasher who becomes the owner of a great grocery chain. 139139 2008 Grapes from Thornbushes N Ordabal, Alissa Music Journalists with their own agenda are part of a world where musicians squabble and conspire, manages exploit and manipulate their acts, groups detest each other and everyone is obsessed with money, fame, appearances and procuring the right connections. Into this world comes a wannabe rock star who will stop at nothing to get to the top. At 22, he is ambitious, cynical, obsessed with his looks and already has plenty of enemies on the unsigned London rock scene. 139140 1940 Grapes of Wrath MS COPY Johnson, Nunnally. Based on novel by John Steinbeck In "Twenty Best Film Plays." Newspaper clipping and headline. 139141 2009 Grapes: Story of an Aspiring Serial Killer, The M News Media. Anchorwoman (Becky Key). Bright yet troubled college student aspires to become a great American serial killer. When a real murderer moves into his small college town and begins to kill local college students, his sense of competition pushes him to try his hand at the murder game. 139142 1992 Grapevine T TV Sportscaster Susan named Thumper. Characters speak to camera. 139143 1994 Grappa dreht durch NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany TV Journalist 139144 1995 Grappa fängt Feuer NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany Radio Journalist 139145 2003 Grappa im Netz NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany TV and Print 139146 1994 Grappa macht Theater NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany Journalist 139147 2000 Grappa und das große Rennen NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany Journalist 139148 2004 Grappa und der Tod aus Venedig NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany Journalist 139149 1996 Grappa und der Wolf NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany Journalist 139150 2002 Grappa und die acht Todsünden NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany Journalist 139151 1997 Grappa und die fantastischen Fünf NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany Journalist 139152 1998 Grappa-Baby NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany Journalist 139153 1993 Grappas Treibjagd NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany Journalist 139154 1993 Grappas Versuchung NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany Radio Journalist 139155 1982 Grasanklingar MF TV Reporter (Sune Kempe) 139156 1916 Grasp of Greed, The M AFI-Novelists/Publishers Writer 139157 2007 Grass Grows Green, The M Short - Sundance. News Radio Voiceover (Justin Peed) 139158 1980 Grass is Always Greener Over the Septic Tank, The MT Bombeck, Erma (Book). Dick Clair and Jenna McMahon (Teleplay). News Media 139159 1992 Grass Roots MT TV Commentator (Melanie Ramsay) 139160 2000 Grass Roots: February to May T Episode #4. 7-23-2000 Newsreader (Selena Edmunds). 139161 2000 Grass Roots: October to March T Episode #3. 7-16-2000 Newsreader (Selena Edmunds). 139162 1983 Grass Widow, The N OWN - H McInerny, Ralph Reporter Mervel, newspaper reporter 139163 1925 Grass: Nation's Battle for Life, A M Journalist (Marguerite Harrison) 139164 1993 Gratande ministern, Den MTF Sweden. Miniseries Journalist (Michaela Jolin). TV Reporter (Jan Bergquist). Studio Reporter (Nils Moritz). TV Host (Per Falkman). TV Producer (Bjorn Gedda). 139165 2004 Grave Error N Tisdale, Karen Journalist Jessica Bonono of the New Orleans Sun is working on an article that just may place her in the Louisiana history books. The article will expose the crooked dealings of a high political figure that figure being her father-in-law, Senator Alfred Bonono. Her editor and friend Scott Andrew, afraid for Jessica’s life, hires a bodyguard, Xavier Surpass to watch out for her. One day Xavier’s son was hurt doing football practice and he was pulled away from his duties as Jessica’s bodyguard, and that day he placed his best in his guard company, his brother Mason, to guard her. That day was the day she died in a car explosion on her way home. Now along with his brother Mason, Scott Andrew and Sheriff Watson, Xavier sets out to expose the dirty deals of the Senator and his hand in Jessica’s so-called accident. Add to the pot the Senator’s right-hand man, Brett Landry and throw in the grieving son who will stop at nothing in repaying Xavier for just happening to guard his wife a little too close and sharing one night of irrefutable ecstasy, place a tomb stone on it and you just may have a Graver Error. 139166 1960 Grave in the Twin Hills N Hosford, B. Correspondent in Japan investigates a memorial erected in a small village to an American soldier. Former flyer. 139167 2008 Grave Misconduct M TV Reporter (Kent Shocknek). Fledging mystery writer sees an opportunity to advance her career after the death of a novelist-friend but faces dire consequences when a series of vicious murders take place implicating her. 139168 1990 Grave Responsibility N Stacey, Susannah Weinberg List Journalist 139169 2005 Graves Gate: Novel of Possession Featuring Arthur Conan Doyle, A N Burges, Dennis American Reporter Charles Baker with the Associated Press served in military intelligence during World War II. Prominent author and public figure, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, asks Baker to help him in 1922 London in a story about the spirit world. Doyle is accustomed to ridicule from the press and high society for his belief in the spirit world. Reporter Baker gains assistance from the wife of a member of Parliament and a battlefield nurse in the recent war. The reporter and the nurse investigate a letter written by a psychiatrist who is dead. Is the letter a hoax or is the psychiatrist alive? Doyle wants to learn the truth but hopes to avoid more public embarrassment. They soon become participants in a deadly game of musical chairs. They try to lure the psychiatrist or his impersonator into a cunningly conceived trap baited with a human being. The reporter detests spiritualism. Baker is an American fresh from clandestine service in the Great War. He is working the London desk for the Associated Press when he finds himself discreetly retained by Sir Arthur. The reporter knew Doyle's son from the Great War. 139170 2006 Gravewriter N Arsenault, Mark Obituary Writer Bill Povich of The Daily Pen in Providence, Rhode Island lost his wife because of his gambling habit and then she died in a car crash. Now he finds himself writing obituaries and living with his elderly father and seven-year-old son, Bo. Povich was a respected reporter and now has been reduced to writing obits. Povich plans to kill the man who was at the wheel the night of his wife's death, but then a summons to jury duty for a murder trial delays his agenda. 139171 1940 Graveyard Never Closes, The NM Davis, F.C. Country Newspaper. Professor of criminology takes over a country paper in Pennsylvania, encounters a hold-up, a libel suit, murder and assault. 139172 1959 Graveyard Plot, A NM Erskine, Margaret Press 139173 1957 Graveyard Shift SM MLPL McGivern, William P. In "Alfred Hitchcock's Tales To Scare You Stiff." Reporter Sam Terrell of the Call-Bulletin. 139174 1949 Graveyard To Let, A NM Carr, John Dickson Newspaper Reporter Cy Norton has just lost his job. He is good-natured and full of youthful zest which give the lie to his 40 years. Cy finds that a 21-year-old honey-eyed blonde stirs him strangely -- because of her resemblance to someone else. When a man vanishes into thin air before his very eyes, Sir Henry Merrivale, the expert “miracle debunker” sets out to expose the trick. Sir Henry is a master of hocus-pocus, but he has to prove to himself and to the police that such a thing can’t be done, although he doesn’t expect, before he’s through, to see this mystery turn into murder. 139175 1999 Gravitation C Editor (Georgette Reilly - Voice - English Version). 139176 1986 Gravity and Levity SS MLPL Pascoe, Bruce In "Night Animals." Journalist. "He was a journalist. A good journalist." Interviewing a character for the features page. Mr. Partridge, a top journalist -- in a mental hospital. 139177 1991 Gravy Train Goes East, The MT Reporter (Peter Linka). Reporter (Mark Rogerson). 139178 1974 Gravy Train, The M Reporter (Michael Bertenshaw). TV Interviewer (Lorna Thayer) 139179 1990 Gravy Train, The MT Miniseries Reporter (Richard Albrecht) 139180 1958 Gray Flannel Shroud, The NM MLPL Slesar, Henry Reporter Max Theringer 139181 2009 Gray Legacy, The N Ballin, Stuart Christopher Journalist Anthony Gray, the son of U.S. Assistant General Steve Gray, is kidnapped and suspicion centers on the Scotto family. Steve Gray despises organized crime. He believes it’s a conspiracy to orchestrate the fall of Western democracies. Gray is determined to destroy the Gianni Scotto family whose businesses include drug running, protection rackets, gambling, arms deals and smuggling. He knows it’s going to be a long, tough fight but the repercussions may cost him more than he realizes. From the mountains of Afghanistan to the ranch lands of Wyoming and through the corridors of power in Washington, D.C., the lives of a diverse group of people are entwined in Gray’s mission. When Gray’s journalist son Anthony is kidnapped, the terrorists demand that Gray resign from the attorney general’s office. Could this be payback for the Scotto verdict? Even as Gray accepts the position of Wyoming senator, he seeks to reconcile himself with his past -- his ex-wife Lucy and his remaining twin son Jim. He is entangled in a deadly battle for love and a future with his new family. 139182 2004 Grayson M Short Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Paul Hasenyager). Reporter (Jennifer Roberts). Newspaper Photographer (Paul Dimitropoulos). 139183 1968 Grazie, Zia (aka Thank You Aunt, aka Come Play With Me) M Samperi, Salvatore (Story). Sergio Bazzini, Pier Luigi Murgia, Samperi (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Italy. Released in U.S. in 1969. Ness Book TV Reporter Stefano (Gabriele Ferzetti) is leftwing intellectual given to dull platitudes and a doctor's lover. She forgets him when she becomes drawn into perverse games of her wheelchair-bound nephew, which eventually leads to murder. 139184 2003 Greasewood Flat M TV Reporter (Tori Bridges). 139185 1966 Great Acting: Laurence Olivier DT Interviewer Kenneth Tynan. 139186 1918 Great Adventure, The M PR - AFI-Publicity Publicity 139187 1915 Great Adventure, The M Reporter (Campbell Gullan) 139188 1963 Great Adventure, The: Man Who Stole New York City, The T Press 139189 1964 Great Adventure, The: President Vanishes, The T Press 139190 1938 Great Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok, The M Editor Kimball (Earle Hodgins) 139191 1990 Great Air Race, The MT Reporter (Phillip Dean). Reporter (John Simpson). Journalist (Ron Constable), Charleville. Journalist Flenington (Bob Halsall or Horsfall). 139192 1973 Great American Beauty Contest, The MT Newsmen (Will Tusher, Vernon Scott, Morton Moss) at beauty contest 139193 1941 Great American Broadcast, The M SVD 1221 Faye Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell. History of Commercial Radio Musical. News Media. Newspapers. Announcers (Gary Breckner, Mike Frankovich, John Hiestand). 139194 1971 Great American Dream Machine, The DT Newsmagazine. Andrew Rooney, Studs Terkel 139195 1979 Great American Girl Robbery, The M News Media. Reporter (Elyce Wakerman). 139196 1973 Great American Novel, The N Roth, Philip Sportswriter. Word Smith (Smitty), a retired baseball writer, is the novel's narrator. Transcribes the story that forms the heart of the novel. Confined to an asylum. Alliterates too much. Source of humor. 139197 1938 Great American Novel, The N OWN - H - PVL Davis, Clyde Brion Reporter Homer Zigler, a drunken, shiftless deadbeat. Story told through the diary of a newspaperman who achieves none of his goals. 139198 1938 Great Argument N USC Gibbs, Philip Editor of a labor paper in England tells the labor point of view. Edward Jesson. 139199 1997 Great Arias: La Forza del Destinto T Short - Music Interviewer (Josef d'Bache-Kane). 139200 1996 Great Arias: Ruslan and Lyudmila T Short - Music Interviewer (Josef d'Bache-Kane). 139201 1963 Great Armored Car Swindle, The M AFI-Journalists Journalist 139202 1645 Great Assisses, The Holden in Parnassus by Apollo and His Assessors PO USC Wither, George News 139203 1989 Great Balls of Fire! M Reporter #1 (David A Penhale). Reporter #2 (Carl Bogan). Reporter #3 (Richard Crowe). First English Reporter (Peter Cook). Second English Reporter (Kim Smith). Third English Reporter (David Sibley). 139204 1994 Great Battles of the Civil War, The DT Miniseries Columnist (Burgess Meredith), Gettysburg Star and Banner Columnist (Episode 6 - Voice). 139205 1994 Great Bikini Off-Road Adventure, The M Photographer (Eric Abrahamson). 139206 1951 Great Caruso M DVD -R HQ 9048, 9049 Press. Critics. Born in Naples in 1873, Enrico Caruso earns fame as one of the world’s greatest tenors before dying in 1921. 139207 1963 Great Challenge, The DT Series. 22-3-1963 to 3-3-1963. CBS Newsman-Host Eric Sevareid 139208 1958 Great Challenge, The: Education for What? DT TV Newsman Howard K. Smith 139209 2001 Great Day for Dying, A N Harrington, Jonathan Columnist Fintan Conway for the New York Voice is an iconoclastic Irish-American columnist who is the St. Patrick's Day parade's grand marshal. He made plenty of enemies over the years with contrary positions. As grand marshal, he managed to insult every group imaginable from the Gay Irish & Lesbian Alliance and abortion rights advocates to IRA thugs and Loyalist paramilitary "scum." 139210 1932 Great Day, The N Carneal, Georgette Tabloid. Expose of the tabloid newspaper of sensational days and the confession magazine when it was more lurid than today 139211 1958 Great Days, The N OWN - P Dos Passos, John Journalist Mortimer Price is needed as a journalist out of uniform to advise those in uniform of the real truth of the moment. Importance of journalism Former war correspondent, now in Havana, lives over again in memory the great days of the 1940s. 139212 2007 Great Detective, The M Reporter (John S. Rushton) 139213 1924 Great Diamond Mystery, The M AFI-Authors/Publishers Publisher 139214 1939 Great Dictator, The M DVD -R HQ 9641, 9642. DVD -R HQ 2102 (Media Excerpts) Jew in American Cinema - Charlie Chaplin Reporter From International Press (Don Brodie). Headlines announce destruction of Jewish property. Tomania Post, Tomania Gazette, Tomania Mail headlines. Jewish barber (Charles Chaplin) looks like Adenoid Hynkel (Charles Chaplin), dictator of Tomania who meets Benzino Napaloni (Jackie Oakie), dictator of Bacteria 139215 1982 Great Divide, The N OWN - H Robinson, Frank-John Levin City Editor of the San Francisco Examiner. 139216 2005 Great Ecstasy of Robert Carmichael, The M Newsreader (Nikki Albon). 139217 1998 Great Expectations M Anchorwoman (Margo Peace) 139218 1986 Great Fake Book, The N OWN - H Bourjaily, Vance Former Newspaperman is a dyspeptic ex-newspaperman. 139219 1937 Great Gambini M News Media. Reporter (Phillip Trent). Photographer (Bud Geary). 139220 1958 Great Game of Politics, The DT Series. 9-25-1958 to 11-9-1958 Newsman-Host Eric Sevareid 139221 1974 Great Gatsby, The M Reporter (Jerry Mayer) 139222 1943 Great Gildersleeve, The M Photographer (Donald Kerr). 139223 1935 Great God Gold M VHS 922 Meserow, Albert J., Elynore Dalkart (Story). Norman Houston, Jefferson Parker (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Phil "Stu" Stuart (Regis Toomey), the "Rambling Reporter" for the Evening Dispatch. Does a story on a successful businessman in pre-Market Crash 1929. Helps to build his reputation. Alliteration-spouting Stuart uncovers business scheme, businessman is shot. 139224 1901 Great God Success, The N UCLA Phillips, David Graham Journalist Howard, a young journalist who sacrifices ideals for celebrity. Becomes a publisher, only to sell out to the coal trust at the height of his success. Made an ambassador as his reward 139225 1984 Great Gold Swindle, The M Newsreader (Bruce Stokes - Voiceover). 139226 1936 Great Guy M Reporter (Lynton Brent). City Editor (John Dilson). 139227 1935 Great Hotel Murder, The M Writer. Crime Novelist/criminologist Roger Blackwood (Edmund Lowe) suspects a guest a hotel's apparent suicide is really foul play 139228 1935 Great Hotel Murder, The NM Starrett, Vincent Writer 139229 1976 Great Houdini, The T News Media-Press. Life and times of Houdini. 139230 1961 Great Impostor, The M Reporter (Robert Dornan) 139231 1950 Great Jewel Robber, The M News Media. Reporter (Harry Lauter). Reporter (Leslie K. O'Pace). TV Commentator (Sheilah Graham). Commentator (Harry Crocker). Radio Announcer (Don Forbes). 139232 1945 Great John L., The M Newsman Arthur Brisbane (Harry Crocker) 139233 1995 Great Kandinsky, The MT News Reporter (Simon Day). Fusty Old Reporter (Nicholas Donnelly). 139234 1946 Great Lady Has "An Interview," A MUS DVD -R HQ 3293 Words by Kay Thompson and Music by Roger Edens In "Ziegfield Follies" MGM Musical Journalists and Photographers. A Great Lady (Judy Garland) Has "An Interview." 139235 1980 Great Los Angeles Fire, The N OWN - H Stewart, Edward TV Reporter VV Cameron, "a slender body oozing confidence at every pore." 139236 1949 Great Lover, The M Reporter (Bob Hope) 139237 1939 Great Man Votes, The M DVD -R HQ 2049 (Media Excerpts). 2125 (Credits). Political Public Relations Man Charlie Dale (William Demartest) makes "The Great Man" a household name when he casts his vote in the key 13th Street precinct. Newspaper Headlines from the Morning Journal, the Post Telegraph, Morning Standard. Radio Newscaster in Montage (Walter Sande). Reference to Julius Caesar as the first war correspondent. Reporter: "Statement for the Press, Mr. Vance?" Newsboy: "Hey, Paper. Read all About It. Extra. Election News. Read All About it." 139238 1956 Great Man, The M SVD 640. SV 154 Morgan, Al (Novel). Morgan, Jose Ferrer (Screenplay) PR - Ness Book (Good Quotes) Investigative Radio Reporter Joe Harris (Jose Ferrer) assigned to do documentary on recently deceased media figure. Documentary is his chance to get back into real reporting rather than "nightclub gossip" he's doing. Ginny (Joanne Gilbert), assistant. Press Agent Sid Moore (Keenan Wynn) provides biographical information. It turns out one of the Great Man's famous broadcasts involving live remote from the war front instigating major blood drive is fake. Moore uses information to blackmail network. Harris eventually broadcasts straightforward portrait of the Great Man. He goes on the air saying he is a reporter who is going to tell the real story, although it might cost him his job Executives realize futile to cut broadcast.. Harris will be on the front page the next morning as man of integrity. Executives decide to turn the situation to their advantage. "Integrity and crusading can sell products." New York Times 1/2/57 acknowledged parallels to Citizen Kane: ….this one is actually concerned with the shrewd finagling of those who are alive. It becomes a study of the reporter's personal conflict with a gang of mercenary hypocrites." 139239 1942 Great Man's Lady, The M City Editor (Lucien Littlefield). City Editor's secretary (Fern Emmett). Girl Biographer (Katharine Stevens). Reporters 139240 1940 Great McGinty, The M DVD -R HQ 10314, 10315. L Headlines. Story splashed in newspapers 139241 1944 Great Mike, The M Newsboy Jimmy Dolan (Robert "Buzz" Henry) of the Daily News cares for a race horse called Mike owned by his uncle. 139242 1944 Great Moment, The M Reporter (Harry Tyler) 139243 1941 Great Mr. Nobody, The M DVD -R HQ 3001, 2975 Titus, Harold (Story - "Stuff of Heroes, The"). Ben Markson, Kenneth Gamet (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher of the Daily Express is the son of the late owner of the newspaper. "Dreamy" Smith (Eddie Albert) works in the newspaper's classified advertising department -- "the graveyard of a newspaper." His boss, a former foreign correspondent, who "drinks too much for breakfast" begins stealing Smith's ideas for improvements to the paper and passing them off as his own to impress the new publisher. Smith becomes involved in helping people including a crippled newsboy whose family moves in with him when they get evicted from their home. To help friends out of work, Smith pulls job notices before they are printed in the paper. He is found out and fired but before leaving he tells off his boss for stealing his ideas. His girlfriend, who also works for the advertising department, comes to his defense. Newspaper Office Clerk (Al Lloyd). Smith wins a heroism award from the paper (an idea he had originally developed). Makes a speech honoring all the little guys who are heroes in everyday life and receives a notice that he has been drafted. 139244 1981 Great Muppet Caper, The M VHS 379, 388 Patchett, Tom, Jay Tarses, Jerry Juhl, Jack Rose (Screenplay) Reporters Kermit the Frog and Fozzie Bear are chewed out by the News Editor (Jack Warden) for missing a story on a jewel heist. The Great Gonzo, a photographer, joins the two reporters who are sent to London to solve a jewelry robbery. Reporter (Suzanne Church). Reporter (Ian Hanham). Muppet Newsman (Jim Henson). Gonzo: "Did I get my elbow in the shot?" "Don't worry, it adds human interest." "But I'm a bear." 139245 1993 Great O'Grady, The MT Short Newscaster (Tim Conway Jr.). 139246 1937 Great O'Malley, The M Reporter Pinky Holden (Hobart Cavanaugh). Newspapers point out heartlessness of Irish cop, who criticizes reporters and the press. 139247 1948 Great Ones, The: Love Story of Two Very Important People, The N OWN - H Ingersol, Ralph Editor-Publisher. Characters suspiciously like Harry and Clare Luce. Obvious satire on the lives of any prominent magazine and publisher (Facts, The Knowing Weekly) and his wife. Written by the former editor of PM, managing editor of The New Yorker, and publisher of Time. 139248 1977 Great Performances: Arthur Rubinstein at 90 DT Episode #2. 1-26-1977 Interviewer-Host Robert MacNeil. 139249 2004 Great Performances: Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival T Episode #81. 12-1-2004 Interviewer (Larry Velen). 139250 1938 Great Plays R Series Press 139251 1991 Great Pretender, The MT Producer of Hunter and Wiseguy Investigative Reporter (Bruce Greenwood), hotshot reporter, teams up with a resolute apprentice (Jessica Steen) to get the scoop on a syndicate scheme 139252 1940 Great Profile, The M Critic (Sidney De Gray). Reporters (George Dobbs, William Newell, Stanley Taylor, Billy Wayne). Messenger (Robert Shaw). Announcer (John Hiestand - Voice). 139253 1965 Great Race, The M L. Edwards, Blake, Arthur Ross (Story). Ross (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness book Reporter Maggie Dubois (Natalie Wood) becomes first female reporter for the New York Sentinel. Crusader who claims to have been first woman to edit her college paper. Handcuffs self to door of newspaper's restroom. Editor Henry Goodbody (Arthur O'Connell) claims she will eventually get hungry. DuBois points out that a woman starving to death in their men's room will make a great story for rival papers. Convinces editor to let her cover automobile race. Gets editor to pay her $50 for every story and $100 for every photograph she sends back. DuBois enters race as representative of paper. Wife of editor mounts protest against sexist policies of paper and takes over editorship herself. Editor is shipped off to "Happy Acres." Reporter ends speech on emancipation of women by showing her leg to editor. Idea of liberation seems to consist of smoking cigars. Ends up marrying one of the men racing. "We are running a newspaper, not a school for revolutionaries." 139254 1915 Great Return, The NSF MLPL Machen, Arthur In "Tales of Horror and The Supernatural by Arthur Machen." Press 139255 2008 Great Romances of the 20th Century: Martha Gellhorn & Ernest Hemingway (aka Ernest Hemingway and Martha Gellhorn) DT DVD -R HQ 10621 Journalists Martha Gellhorn and Ernest Hemingway, both foreign correspondents, meet, fall in love and get married. All goes well until Gellhorn becomes more famous -- “I need a wife in bed, not in the pages of magazines.” Hemingway is painted as a cardboard hero, a man scared of death always trying to prove he was brave. Gellhorn continued working and gaining fame. Hemingway was first class in war, horrible in peace (said one friend, a general). Gellhorn was by far the best war reporter. “One war to start a woman in your heart, and another to finish her. Bad luck,” Hemingway wrote. They divorced. He considered marrying Martha the biggest mistake of his life. Hemingway became increasingly resentful of Gellhorn’s success. Married Mary Welsh, another journalist and she stayed with him until his suicide (he shot himself, as his father had done before him). Last portrait of Gellhorn in “Across the River and Into the Trees.” 139256 1965 Great Sioux Massacre, The M VHS 1304 Salkow, Sidney, Marvin A. Gluck (Story). Fred C. Dobbs (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Reporter (House Peters Jr.). sent along on Custer's campaign to build him up as a hero for political purposes. Custer's career comes to an end in violent slaughter at Little Big Horn. 139257 1978 Great Smokey Roadblock, The M Fonda News Media. TV coverage 139258 1981 Great Space Coaster, The T Variety special Newscaster Gary Gnu (Jim Martin) 139259 1928 Great Street-Car Robbery, The; or Newsboy Detective on the Trail, The SS Ade, George In "Bang! Bang!" Newsboy. Eddie Parks, the Newsboy. Detective. 139260 2005 Great Tennessee Monkey Trial, The P Goodchild, Peter Journalist H.L. Mencken. Play is drawn from transcripts of the 1925 trial covered by Mencken. The trial "became national news when the giants of the liberal and fundamentalist causes" -- Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan -- "answered the call to battle." For 12 days, the country was riveted by the first-ever live broadcast of a trial. From the beginning, as Mencken wrote, "the jury would be unanimously hot for Genesis." 139261 1986 Great Timber Race NW Champlin, Tim News Media 139262 1978 Great Wallendas T News Media. Circus family history. 139263 1893 Great War of 189-, The NSF USC Colomb, Rear-Admiral P.H. War Correspondent Charles Lowe, long-time correspondent in Berlin wrote book with a group of high ranking naval officers. Originally serialized in 1892 in the illustrated magazine Black and White. Forecast of imminent war was the result of the collaboration of military minds and journalists. Written at the request of the magazine's editor. 139264 1953 Great Wash, The (Secret Master, The) N Kersh, Gerald Press 139265 1970 Great White Hope, The M SVD 1135 News Media 139266 1995 Great White Hype, The M L Hendra, Tony, Ron Shelton (Screenplay) Ness Book - PR Sportswriter Mitchell Kane (Jeff Goldblum), pretentious journalist with Cosell-style ramblings. First seen at ringside referring to a fight as a "carnival of carnage" and drawing parallels to Shakespearean tragedies. Describes himself as a "freelance crusader." and is doing an expose on a fight promoter who has selected a burnt out fighter as his next champion. Journalist uses incriminating evidence he has gathered on the promoter to gain an exclusive interview. He plans to "shine the spotlight of truth" on the promoter's empire, but instead accepts a job as the promoter's new publicity director. He makes plans to move in on the promoter's territory and gets the fighter to sign with him. But his career comes to an abrupt end when the fighter gets knocked out in 27 seconds at the championship bout. Sportswriters (Jonathan P. Hicks, Craig Modderno). Press Corps #1 (Brad Blaisdell). Press Corps #2 (James Hardie). Press Member #1 (Al Rodrigo). Kane's Cameraman (G. John Slagle). Sol (John Lovitz), the bumbling publicist for boxing promoter, a reverend. 139267 1924 Great White Way, The M Witwer, Harry Charles (Story - "Cain and Mabel"). L. Dayle (Scenario) AFI-Authors/Press Agents - Ness Book - PR. Story remade in 1936 as "Cain and Mabel." City Editor (Harry Watson). Press Agent Jack Murray (T. Roy Barnes) links prizefighter and dancer romantically for publicity and they actually fall in love after the fighter rescues her from a fire. Film features members of newspaper and sports world. Newspapermen Arthur Brisbane and Irvin S. Cobb. Artists Nell Brinkley, Harry Hershfield, George McManus, Hal Coffman, Winsor McCay and Billy De Beck. City editor also featured. Paper is identified on screen as the New York American, the press room scenes were shot at the Los Angeles Examiner. New York Times, 1/4/24: "One of the interesting sequences of the production is that in which the making of a newspaper is shown. The city editor obviously was picked for his pseudo-comic behavior and not because of knowledge of newspapers or press agents. "[Press Agent] finds no difficulty whatever in bearding the lion in his den and rubbing elbows with the city editor, adjuring him to print stories with wonderful adjectives after five or six flat refusals. 'Leaping linotypes!' is used as an exclamation." 139268 1936 Great Ziegfeld, The M DVD -R HQ 6076, 6077, 6078, 6079 Press Agent (Phil Tead) 139269 1924 Greater Than Marriage M AFI-Playwrights Writer 139270 1956 Greater Truth, The N Peterson, Ralph W. News Media 139271 1982 Greatest American Hero, The T Series 3-18-1981 to 2-3-1983 Newspaper. Daily Galaxy was the first newspaper to publish a picture of Ralph Hinkley (William Katt) flying 139272 1982 Greatest American Hero, The: Lilacs, Mr. Maxwell T Episode #30. 4-28-1982 Newscaster (Gay Rowan). 139273 1982 Greatest American Hero, The: Captain Bellybuster and the Speed Factory T Cannell, Stephen J., Frank Lupo Episode Newspaper. Daily Galaxy was the first newspaper to publish a picture of Ralph Hinkley (William Katt) flying 139274 1982 Greatest American Hero, The: Good Samaritan T Episode #27. 3-31-1982 TV Reporter Alison McKay (Wendy Wessberg). 139275 1982 Greatest American Hero, The: Live at Eleven T Greyhosky, Babs Episode News Media 139276 1982 Greatest American Hero, The: Resurrection of Carlini, The T Episode #34. 11-19-1982 News Media. Reporter (Tawny Little). 139277 2005 Greatest Game Ever Played, The M Reporter (Steven Wallace Lowe). Copy Boy (Jamie Scavone). Golf drama based on the true story of the 1913 US Open where 20-year-old Francis Ouimet defeated reigning champion Harry Vardon. 139278 1970 Greatest Headlines of the Century DT News. Events of world history with film clips 139279 1923 Greatest Menace, The M AFI-Authors Writer 139280 1952 Greatest Show on Earth, The M DVD -R HQ 8021, 8022, 8023. L Reporter (Brad Johnson) 139281 1996 Greatest Shows You Never Saw, The T VHS 345 News Media 139282 2000 Greatest Spiritual Secret of the Century N Hartmann, Thom Reporter Paul Abler, young newspaper reporter, risks his life to save that of a little girl. 139283 2000 Greatest Spiritual Secret of the Century N Hartman, Thomas Reporter Paul Abler is a jaded, unemployed newspaper reporter who is fired for being “too driven” as a reporter. The same day he is fired, Abler has a spontaneous debate with a street corner religious zealot. Moments later, Paul risks his life to rescue a 5-year-old girl who is about to be hit by a Mack truck in a crosswalk. These two chance encounters set off a chain of mystical events that change his life. ]As Paul heads toward the frightened girl in the crosswalk, “three steps out, the voice inside his head was now shouting, you’re gonna die, but he didn’t stop. Just five more steps and he could shove the little girl -- now frozen in horror staring at the truck, whose brakes were screeching -- hard enough to knock her out of the way. If he succeeded he would then, himself, be in front of the truck that he knew would take his life. But even if he wanted to turn back he’d already gone too fast and too far.” Paul is mysteriously committed to a magnetic journey through underground tunnels, distant lands, back in time and into the greatest spiritual secret of the century. 139284 2005 Greatest Test, The DT Cricket Game Commentators Michael Atherton, Richie Benaud, Geoffrey Boycott, Tony Greig, Mark Nicholas, Michael Slater. 139285 1918 Greatest Thing in Life, The M Press 139286 1977 Greatest, The M Reporter (Bob Gordon). Reporter (Ray Holland). Commentator (Don Dunphy). 139287 1925 Greed M Photographer (Hugh J. McCauley - The Photographer). 139288 2008 Greek T Episode. School newspaper expose on Zeta Beta sorority. 139289 2008 Greek God Tabloids, The N Omega, Ryan Commentator Bellaramon, a minor god, a bored bureaucrat in the Olympian Hall of Justice, separates and explains improbable gossip from altered truths in some of the most popular, most obscure and completely untold Greek myths found on Earth. Olympus is home to gods with big powers and bigger egos. Their legends and myths live on in the books of man and it is perfect material for Bellaramon to comment on. 139290 1979 Greek Gods, The SS USC Maestro, Marcello In "Island of the Apes and Other Stories, The." Magazine. Fred Ungalls was able to infuse new life into a magazine that had been ailing for a long time. "Beautiful People" became in only four years one of the most successful monthly publications in the U.S. Narrator: old friend of Fred's and knew what kind of articles he would like. 139291 2003 Greek Villa, The N Gould, Judith TV Reporter Tracey Sullivan at a small Miami television station lives with her father and is engaged to a Fortune 500 scion. She's a hardworking news writer who hopes to become a published author. On the same day she learns her fiancé has been two-timing her, the cub reporter is called to report on a suicide only to discover on air that the victim is her father. "That…that car they just pulled out of the river…I…I know the car. The driver's name is…The driver's name was…one Thomas Sullivan of Coconut Grove." She discovers her mother is a famous actress-turned-writer and they share an agent who gets sets Tracey up as her mother's ghostwriter on the Greek island of Santorini. Meanwhile a friend investigates the father's death and her fiancé's corporate connections and unravels a scheme that eventually threatens Tracey's very existence. 139292 2008 Greek: Popular Vote, The T Episode. 10-14-2008 Reporter Jen K. (Jessica Rose) is working undercover as a waitress at a restaurant. “Was she undercover writing an expose on expensive cafes?” a friend asks Rusty who runs into Jen K. Rusty manages to wrangle one decent real date out of a speed-dating event, but when Jen K. appears as their waitress and spills a whole try of drinks in Rusty’s lap, the date is over. Rusty asks Jen. K out. The disastrous couple has major sparkage, but Rusty balks in the middle of making out when he eyeballs Jen K.’s framed Greek expose on the wall. The realization dawns on him that he and Jen K. have no future together. Jen K. then rubs salt in the wound by telling Rusty not to call her again. Jen K was a Zeta Beta Zeta pledge but she was outed for writing a newspaper article based on the secrets of the Greeks and getting them in trouble and forcing the dean to lay down strict rules on the Greeks. Since the article centers on the Zeta Beta Zeta sorority, the National Board to ZBZ forces the president to step down. Rusty Cartwright (Jacob Zachar) is a freshman at Cyprus-Rhodes University and in an effort to shed his nerdy image he pledges Greek. His older sister Casey is an active member of the Zeta Beta Zeta sorority. When Jen K.’s expose appears, and the president of ZBZ is forced to step down, Casey takes her place. 139293 2008 Greek: Spring Broke T Episode #22. 6-9-2008 TV Newscaster (Angela Martinez). 139294 1965 Green Acres T Series 9-15-1965 to 9-7-1971 Newspaper Owner Sam Drucker (Frank Cady) is owner of the town's general store and publishes the community's only newspaper, The Hotterville World Guardian 139295 1971 Green Acres: Free Paint Job, The T Episode #152. 1-5-1971 Photographer (David Ketchum). 139296 1969 Green Acres: Where There's a Will T Episode #117. 10-11-1969 Newscaster (Bob Noble). 139297 1965 Green Acres: You Ought to Be in Pictures T Episode. Documentary. Department of Agriculture plans to make a documentary about Oliver 139298 1968 Green Berets, The M DVD -R HQ 6549, 6550, 6551. L. Moore, Robin (Novel). James Lee Barrett (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book War Correspondent George Beckworth (David Janssen) of the Chronicle Herald at Fort Bragg press conference. Press presented unanimously opposed to war. Beckworth asks if the Green Berets are robots with no human feelings. Early confrontation with soldier. Asks to let him go along on a mission. Reporter clashes with soldier over the brutal interrogation of suspected spy accusing him of sponsoring an inquisition and saying he is going to tell people the facts. Tells soldier, "There's still such a thing as due process." Soldier responds: "Our here due process is a bullet." After witnessing Viet Cong atrocities including death of wounded girl to whom journalist gave medal, correspondent has change of heart. He "understands" the need for U.S. involvement in war and even helps to load mortar shells during night battle. Joins up with new platoon to go where the war is. 139299 2005 Green Bush M Thornton, Warwick Australia Radio. Every night, indigenous DJ Kenny (David Page) hosts the Green Bush show for Aboriginal inmates and their families. Isolated at the station, he takes requests from those on the inside and out while at the same time coping with the results of a wild night outside and learning his place in the circle of violence. Based on Warwick Thornton’s real-life experience as a DJ in Alice Springs and celebrates an era of music, working for the cause and getting things done. But not in the way one might expect. 139300 2003 Green Card Fever M Reporter 1 (Louie Cowan). Reporter 2 (Marcus Wynnycky). Courtroom Reporter 2 (David Carroll). Courtroom Reporter 3 (Lisa Vana) 139301 1955 Green Eyes N Nielsen, Jean Press 139302 1920 Green Eyes of Bast, The NS Rohmer, Sax Press 139303 1920 Green Flame, The M Hill, Raymond G. (Story). Jack Cunningham (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Investigative Reporter Ruth Gardner (Fritzi Brunette) for a new York City newspaper investigates a ring of jewel thieves and murders that occur to those who possess an emerald. Theft gang is eventually rounded up by hero who appears to be a fumbling clerk but actually works for the insurance company. Reporter is also involved in romantic triangle with hero and detective who tried to frame the clerk out of jealousy. 139304 2009 Green Flash M Commentator #1 (Dain Blanton). AVP Announcer (Renee King). AVP Announcer (Chris McGee). Triumphant rise and self-discovery of a former college basketball star. 139305 1923 Green Goddess, The M AFI-Radio Radio 139306 1930 Green Goddess, The M AFI-Radio Radio 139307 2005 Green Green Grass, The: One Flew Over the Cuckoo Clock T UK. Episode #7. 12-25-2005 News Media. Reporter (Fiona Bruce). Reporter (Nick Ross). Photographer (Jamie Deeks). 139308 1951 Green Grow the Rushes M UK Columnist Meg Cuffley (Honor Blackman) is a well-meaning newspaper columnist in a story about a small patch of land in Kent protected from outside legal intervention by an ancient charter. Liquor smugglers use the site to carry on its activities with impunity and with the full cooperation of the regional politicians. When the English government tries to put a stop to brandy drinking, the locals hide the evidence in their stomachs. The journalist soon becomes an accomplice. 139309 1941 Green Hornet Returns, The NM OWN Striker, Fran Publisher Britt Reid, publisher of The Daily Sentinel 139310 1941 Green Hornet Strikes Again. The M VHS 629 Sequel. 15 chapters. Cliffhanger. (See To Be Continued) Publisher Britt Reid (Warren Hull) of The Daily Sentinel. Ace reporter Lowery (Eddie Acuff). Reporter Michael Axford (Wade Boteler). Reid's assistant-secretary Lenore "Casey" Case (Anne Nagel). Reporter Gunnigan (Pat O'Malley - Chs. 14-15). Photographer (Allen Wood). Newspaper Truck Driver (Thomas Mizer). 139311 1974 Green Hornet, The MT Episodes. Three 1966 TV Episodes Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139312 1939 Green Hornet, The M 13 chapters. Serial. Based on radio serial. Cliffhanger. Publisher Britt Reid (Gordon Jones), crusading publisher of newspaper. Hornet (Gordon Jones), newspaperman Britt Reid. Al Hodge who played part on radio dubbed in the voice Clicker, the photographer (Myrtis Crinley). Reporter Cunningham (Joe Whitehead). 139313 2006 Green Hornet, The M Short. Based upon characters from the poipular radio and pulp series. Publisher Britt Reid (Emmanuel Lanzi) hides behind the Green Hornet disguise to battle criminals that have managed to escape the long arm of the law. 139314 1990 Green Hornet, The MT Dickey, Basil, Lyonel Margolies, George H, Plympton, Morrison Woods (1939 Screenplay). George W. Trendle (Characters). Edited version of 1939 Universal Serial, "The Green Hornet" Publisher Britt Reid (Gordon Jones), publisher of newspaper, secret hero. Editor Dunagan (Joe Whitehead). Reporter Michael Axford (Wade Boteler). Photographer "Clicker" (Myrtis Crinley). 139315 1936 Green Hornet, The: R Series. 1936-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of The Daily Sentinel 139316 1966 Green Hornet, The: T Episodes. Series September, 1966-March, 1967. 26 episodes Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139317 1945 Green Hornet, The: Superhighway Robbery R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 11-22-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139318 1966 Green Hornet, The: 1966 TV Previews T VHS 947 Episode. Volume Three Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139319 1946 Green Hornet, The: Accidents Will Happen R GHCDR. CDR. On Tape Episode. 6-4-46. Series. 1936-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139320 1941 Green Hornet, The: Account Closed R GHCDR Episode. 12-6-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139321 1967 Green Hornet, The: Ace in the Hole T DVD -R HQ 5369. VHS 946 Episode #20. 2-3-1967. Volume Two Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139322 1949 Green Hornet, The: After the Storm R GHCDR Episode. 8-22-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139323 1966 Green Hornet, The: Alias 'The Scarf' T DVD -R HQ 5458. VHS 945 Episode #23. Volume One Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139324 1945 Green Hornet, The: Alias Sandra Day R GHCDR Episode. 2-1-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139325 1942 Green Hornet, The: Alias the Axis R GHCDR Episode. 6-6-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139326 1942 Green Hornet, The: All's Fair in War R GHCDR Episode. 4-4-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139327 1947 Green Hornet, The: Almost Used Cars R GHCDR Episode. 7-8-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139328 1945 Green Hornet, The: American From Death, An R GHCDR Episode. 5-17-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139329 1942 Green Hornet, The: Antidote for Poison R GHCDR Episode. 1-17-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139330 1942 Green Hornet, The: Appointment with Disaster R GHCDR Episode. 6-13-1942, 6-21-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139331 1945 Green Hornet, The: Appointments with Death R GHCDR Episode. 6-21-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139332 1948 Green Hornet, The: Arson, Murder and the Hornet R GHCDR Episode. 9-28-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139333 1950 Green Hornet, The: Assist From the Boys, An R GHCDR Episode. 1-10-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139334 1948 Green Hornet, The: Axford Boots a Beat R GHCDR Episode. 10-21-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139335 1945 Green Hornet, The: Axford Cracks a Case R GHCDR Episode. 1-23-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139336 1949 Green Hornet, The: Axford Gets a Story R GHCDR Episode. 3-15-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139337 1949 Green Hornet, The: Axford Gets the Dope R GHCDR Episode. 1-25-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139338 1946 Green Hornet, The: Axford Makes a Deal R GHCDR Episode. 8-20-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139339 1943 Green Hornet, The: Axford Rises to Shine R GHCDR Episode. 8-17-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139340 1949 Green Hornet, The: Axford Takes a Chance R GHCDR Episode. 8-1-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139341 1949 Green Hornet, The: Axford Wins a Loss R GHCDR Episode. 5-10-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139342 1949 Green Hornet, The: Axford, The Receiver R GHCDR Episode. 5-19-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139343 1952 Green Hornet, The: Axford's Romantic Disaster R GHCDR Episode. 12-5-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139344 1943 Green Hornet, The: Backfire R GHCDR Episode. 7-13-1940 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139345 1967 Green Hornet, The: Bad Bet on a 459-Silent T DVD -R HQ 5419. VHS 946 Episode #21. 2-10-1967 Volume Two Publisher Britt Reid, newspaper publisher whose secret identity is crime fighter. Chauffeur-assistant named Kato. Based on comic book/radio adventures. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). News Staff Lenore "Casey" Case (Wende Wagner). Reporter (Dick Dial). 139346 1942 Green Hornet, The: Bait for a Two-Timer R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 2-7-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139347 1950 Green Hornet, The: Baiter Baited, The R GHCDR Episode. 6-6-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139348 1945 Green Hornet, The: Ballets and Bluff R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 11-1-1945. 9-24-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139349 1941 Green Hornet, The: Barking Dogs Bite Back R GHCDR Episode. 4-19-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139350 1947 Green Hornet, The: Barnum Was Right R GHCDR Episode. 8-12-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139351 1967 Green Hornet, The: Beautiful Dreamer (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 5654. VHS 974 Episodes #7-10-21-1966. Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139352 1966 Green Hornet, The: Beautiful Dreamer (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 5654. DVD -R HQ 5058. Episode #8. 10-28-1966. Part Two Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). Britt gives Eden a taste of his own brainwashing. 139353 1944 Green Hornet, The: Bent Paper Matches R GHCDR Episode. 1-27-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139354 1941 Green Hornet, The: Bid and Asked R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 8-9-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139355 1950 Green Hornet, The: Big Affair, The R GHCDR Episode. 2-7-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139356 1947 Green Hornet, The: Big Deal, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-11-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139357 1947 Green Hornet, The: Big Mouthpiece, The R GHCDR Episode. 6-17-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139358 1946 Green Hornet, The: Big Mr. Corry, The R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 10-20-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139359 1945 Green Hornet, The: Bigger They Are, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-1-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139360 1942 Green Hornet, The: Bills for Victory R GHCDR Episode. 7-4-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139361 1945 Green Hornet, The: Biography, Incorporated R GHCDR Episode. 4-26-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139362 1944 Green Hornet, The: Birds of a Feather R GHCDR Episode. 6-20-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139363 1949 Green Hornet, The: Birthright R GHCDR Episode. 3-10-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139364 1945 Green Hornet, The: Bit of Doodling, A R GHCDR Episode. 1-9-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139365 1944 Green Hornet, The: Blabbermouth R GHCDR Episode. 8-29-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139366 1945 Green Hornet, The: Black Market for Profit R GHCDR Episode. 5-31-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139367 1946 Green Hornet, The: Black Cat Killer, The R CDR. GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139368 1945 Green Hornet, The: Black Feather, The R GHCDR Episode. 9-13-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139369 1945 Green Hornet, The: Black Market for Profit R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 5-31-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139370 1950 Green Hornet, The: Black Market, The R CDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139371 1941 Green Hornet, The: Blackmail and Ballots R GHCDR Episode. 5-10-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139372 1944 Green Hornet, The: Blackmail for Murder R GHCDR Episode. 11-7-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139373 1942 Green Hornet, The: Blackmail Spins the Prop R GHCDR Episode. 8-22-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139374 1943 Green Hornet, The: Blackout For Murder R GHCDR Episode. 3-28-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139375 1946 Green Hornet, The: Blank Paper, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-15-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139376 1950 Green Hornet, The: Blink Martin's Vow R GHCDR Episode. 9-8-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139377 1943 Green Hornet, The: Blueprint for Treason R GHCDR Episode. 3-14-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139378 1945 Green Hornet, The: Boat House Mystery (aka Boathouse Mystery). R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 12-25-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139379 1950 Green Hornet, The: Boathouse Mystery, The R GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139380 1941 Green Hornet, The: Bombs Miss Their Mark R GHCDR Episode. 3-1-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139381 1949 Green Hornet, The: Boomerang R GHCDR Episode. 1-15-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139382 1946 Green Hornet, The: Bootleg Printing Scheme R LP 599 Episode. Mark 56 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139383 1948 Green Hornet, The: Borderline Case R GHCDR Episode. 10-12-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139384 1945 Green Hornet, The: Bottled in Bond R GHCDR Episode. 5-24-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139385 1941 Green Hornet, The: Brakes Stop the Racket R GHCDR Episode. 1-4-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139386 1949 Green Hornet, The: Briefcase Snatcher, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-18-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139387 1947 Green Hornet, The: Britt Reid Tells a Story R GHCDR Episode. 2-23-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139388 1945 Green Hornet, The: Broken Cigarette Stubs R GHCDR Episode. 6-7-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139389 1949 Green Hornet, The: Buck Passers, The R GHCDR Episode. 9-5-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139390 1943 Green Hornet, The: Bull In a China Shop R GHCDR Episode. 10-21-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139391 1950 Green Hornet, The: Bullets and Bluff R CDR. GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139392 1941 Green Hornet, The: Bullets Hit the Headlines R GHCDR Episode. 9-27-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139393 1949 Green Hornet, The: Bullets Make Ballots R GHCDR Episode. 11-8-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139394 1939 Green Hornet, The: Bus Accidents R GHCDR Episode. 12-9-1939 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139395 1948 Green Hornet, The: Cable From England, A R GHCDR Episode. 5-25-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139396 1946 Green Hornet, The: Call of Death, The R GHCDR Episode. 12-8-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139397 1947 Green Hornet, The: Camera Obscure R GHCDR Episode. 5-13-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139398 1948 Green Hornet, The: Camouflage R GHCDR Episode. 12-16-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139399 1948 Green Hornet, The: Career at Stake R GHCDR Episode. 5-4-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139400 1948 Green Hornet, The: Cargo of Death R GHCDR Episode. 12-9-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139401 1950 Green Hornet, The: Carnival R GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139402 1944 Green Hornet, The: Case of Honor, A R GHCDR Episode. 3-2-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139403 1947 Green Hornet, The: Cash Down the Drain R GHCDR Episode. 9-30-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139404 1945 Green Hornet, The: Cat with Nine Lives R CDR. On Tape. Episode. 11-15-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139405 1950 Green Hornet, The: Cat With Nine Lives, The R GHCDR Episode. 1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139406 1950 Green Hornet, The: Catspaw R GHCDR Episode. 1-24-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139407 1952 Green Hornet, The: Ceiling on Crime R GHCDR Episode. 11-14-52 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139408 1946 Green Hornet, The: Chain of Evidence R GHCDR Episode. 11-24-46 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139409 1949 Green Hornet, The: Champion in Pawn R GHCDR Episode. 3-31-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139410 1946 Green Hornet, The: Champion, The R GHCDR Episode. 7-2-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139411 1949 Green Hornet, The: Change of Plans, A R GHCDR Episode. 8-8-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139412 1952 Green Hornet, The: Changing Alibi, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-8-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139413 1950 Green Hornet, The: Charity Ball Hijack, The R GHCDR Episode. 5-23-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139414 1949 Green Hornet, The: Charity Ends at Home R GHCDR Episode. 3-17-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139415 1942 Green Hornet, The: Charity Takes It On R CDR Episode. 2-21-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139416 1942 Green Hornet, The: Charity Takes It On the Chin R GHCDR Episode. 2-21-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139417 1946 Green Hornet, The: Check and Double Check R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape Episode. 5-14-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139418 1947 Green Hornet, The: Chickens Come Home To Roost R GHCDR Episode. 3-38-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139419 1949 Green Hornet, The: Chiseling Countess, The R GHCDR Episode. 12-6-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139420 1952 Green Hornet, The: Cigarette Filters, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-19-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139421 1944 Green Hornet, The: Circumstances Alter Cases R GHCDR. On Tape Episode. 6-13-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139422 1947 Green Hornet, The: City Hall Shake-Up R GHCDR Episode. 7-15-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139423 1949 Green Hornet, The: City in Bondage R GHCDR Episode. 4-12-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139424 1950 Green Hornet, The: City Transportation R CDR. GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139425 1946 Green Hornet, The: Classified Ad R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape. Episode. 4-2-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139426 1950 Green Hornet, The: Clearing Mayor of Graft R CDR. GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139427 1950 Green Hornet, The: Clicker Clicks R GHCDR Episode. 6-9-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139428 1948 Green Hornet, The: Club of the Bogus Coin R GHCDR Episode. 11-4-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139429 1944 Green Hornet, The: Code for Sabotage R GHCDR Episode. 6-6-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139430 1948 Green Hornet, The: Coffins Are for the Dead R GHCDR Episode. 9-30-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139431 1945 Green Hornet, The: Cold Storage R GHCDR Episode. 2-8-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139432 1949 Green Hornet, The: Company They Keep, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-29-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139433 1945 Green Hornet, The: Construction Racket R On Tape Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139434 1942 Green Hornet, The: Contract For a Killer R GHCDR Episode. 3-28-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139435 1949 Green Hornet, The: Contract Steal R GHCDR Episode. 2-8-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139436 1949 Green Hornet, The: Contracts to Murder R GHCDR Episode. 8-29-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139437 1947 Green Hornet, The: Cornered Steel R GHCDR Episode. 6-3-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139438 1941 Green Hornet, The: Cornering the Killer R GHCDR Episode. 10-18-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139439 1966 Green Hornet, The: Corpse of the Year T DVD -R HQ 5356. DVD -R HQ 5698 (Part Two). VHS 945 (Two Parts) Episodes #18-#19. 1-13-1967. 1-27-1967. Volume One Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139440 1943 Green Hornet, The: Corpse That Wasn't There R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape Episode. 2-28-1943. 4-18-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139441 1946 Green Hornet, The: Courageous Mrs. Richlamb, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-10-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139442 1950 Green Hornet, The: Crandell & The Murder Ring R CDR. GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139443 1945 Green Hornet, The: Credit For Murder R GHCDR Episode. 7-12-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139444 1941 Green Hornet, The: Crime Lights the Candle R GHCDR Episode. 6-7-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139445 1941 Green Hornet, The: Crime on Vacation R GHCDR Episode. 7-26-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139446 1949 Green Hornet, The: Crime Peninsula R GHCDR Episode. 10-11-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139447 1966 Green Hornet, The: Crime Wave T DVD -R HQ 4933. VHS 977 Episode #4. 9-30-1966 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139448 1950 Green Hornet, The: Crossing of Peru, The R GHCDR Episode. 8-18-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139449 1941 Green Hornet, The: Crowd Covers the Murder, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-15-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139450 1948 Green Hornet, The: Curtain Money, The R GHCDR Episode. 6-22-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139451 1947 Green Hornet, The: Cut Rate Crime R GHCDR Episode. 5-6-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139452 1947 Green Hornet, The: Dead Man's Topcoat R GHCDR Episode. 12-23-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139453 1966 Green Hornet, The: Deadline for Death T DVD -R HQ 5144. Episode #12. 12-2-1966. Based on comic book/radio adventures Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), newspaper publisher whose secret identity is crime fighter. Chauffeur-assistant named Kato (Bruce Lee). Photographer Ardis Ralston (Lynda Day). Newscaster (Gary Owens). 139454 1947 Green Hornet, The: Death Comes to Dinner R GHCDR Episode. 1-5-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139455 1946 Green Hornet, The: Death in the Dark R GHCDR Episode. 9-10-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139456 1948 Green Hornet, The: Death in the Gray Market R GHCDR Episode. 7-6-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139457 1942 Green Hornet, The: Death In the Night R GHCDR Episode. 8-1-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139458 1948 Green Hornet, The: Death Money R GHCDR Episode. 8-24-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139459 1947 Green Hornet, The: Death on the Flying Trapeze R GHCDR Episode. 9-23-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139460 1944 Green Hornet, The: Death Wears a Mask R GHCDR Episode. 4-11-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139461 1950 Green Hornet, The: Deception, Inc. R CDR. GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139462 1942 Green Hornet, The: Design for Destruction R GHCDR Episode. 10-3-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139463 1943 Green Hornet, The: Detour to Justice R GHCDR Episode. 9-2-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139464 1950 Green Hornet, The: Devil's Playground R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 12-6-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139465 1938 Green Hornet, The: Devil's Playground, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-1-1938 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139466 1943 Green Hornet, The: Diamond In the Rough R GHCDR Episode. 11-18-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139467 1949 Green Hornet, The: Diamonds and Murder R GHCDR Episode. 2-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139468 1949 Green Hornet, The: Diary of Yola St. Clair, The R GHCDR Episode. 12-13-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139469 1948 Green Hornet, The: Diplomatically Done R GHCDR Episode. 1-6-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139470 1950 Green Hornet, The: Disaster Rides the Rails R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139471 1947 Green Hornet, The: Dock Robber Gang, The R GHCDR Episode. 9-2-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139472 1949 Green Hornet, The: Dope Fishers, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-22-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139473 1950 Green Hornet, The: Double Alibi R GHCDR Episode. 7-14-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139474 1948 Green Hornet, The: Double Checkmate R GHCDR Episode. 11-18-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139475 1941 Green Hornet, The: Double Cross Your Bridge R GHCDR Episode. 1-25-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139476 1945 Green Hornet, The: Double Cross, The R GHCDR Episode. 4-12-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139477 1947 Green Hornet, The: Double Double Cross R GHCDR Episode. 7-29-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139478 1948 Green Hornet, The: Double Double Cross R GHCDR Episode. 7-20-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139479 1949 Green Hornet, The: Double Exposure R GHCDR Episode. 4-26-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139480 1948 Green Hornet, The: Double Play R GHCDR Episode. 4-27-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139481 1942 Green Hornet, The: Double Wears a Mask, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-7-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139482 1946 Green Hornet, The: Dr. Moylan's Patient R GHCDR Episode. 5-21-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139483 1949 Green Hornet, The: Drug Store Robberies, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-29-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139484 1967 Green Hornet, The: Eat, Drink and Be Dead T DVD -R HQ 5037. VHS 975 Episode #6. 10-14-1966 Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139485 1944 Green Hornet, The: Eberton Case, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-21-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139486 1952 Green Hornet, The: Election Boomerang R GHCDR Episode. 10-15-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139487 1948 Green Hornet, The: Election Steal R GHCDR Episode. 11-2-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139488 1943 Green Hornet, The: Escape by Night R GHCDR Episode. 1-24-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139489 1946 Green Hornet, The: Escape For Revenge R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 1-29-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139490 1949 Green Hornet, The: Ever-Eatin' Alligators, The R GHCDR Episode. 7-25-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139491 1945 Green Hornet, The: Evidence on Hand R GHCDR Episode. 9-20-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139492 1947 Green Hornet, The: Expose R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 10-28-1947 Publisher Britt Reid, newspaper publisher whose secret identity is crime fighter. Chauffeur-assistant named Kato. Based on comic book/radio adventures 139493 1947 Green Hornet, The: Exposed R GHCDR Episode. 10-28-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139494 1949 Green Hornet, The: Face in the Television R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 2-10-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139495 1939 Green Hornet, The: Fake Accident Racket R GHCDR Episode. 12-9-1939 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139496 1945 Green Hornet, The: Fall Guy, The R GHCDR Episode. 7-19-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139497 1944 Green Hornet, The: Female of the Species, The R GHCDR Episode. 8-22-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139498 1946 Green Hornet, The: Figure in the Photograph, The R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 4-16-1946. 11-16-1946. Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139499 1949 Green Hornet, The: Final Balance R GHCDR Episode. 9-12-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139500 1948 Green Hornet, The: Find the Woman R GHCDR Episode. 3-2-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139501 1947 Green Hornet, The: Findley Case, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-2-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139502 1952 Green Hornet, The: Finger Man, The R GHCDR Episode. 9-10-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139503 1943 Green Hornet, The: Fire Blitz R GHCDR Episode. 11-11-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139504 1941 Green Hornet, The: Fire Builds a Racket R GHCDR Episode. 4-5-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139505 1943 Green Hornet, The: Fire for the Axis R GHCDR Episode. 2-21-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139506 1948 Green Hornet, The: Fire in Cold Storage R GHCDR Episode. 4-13-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139507 1942 Green Hornet, The: Fire in the Forests R GHCDR Episode. 10-17-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139508 1944 Green Hornet, The: Fireworks for Smitty R GHCDR Episode. 7-11-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139509 1949 Green Hornet, The: Fixers Fixed, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-13-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139510 1944 Green Hornet, The: Flames of Wrath R GHCDR Episode. 9-5-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139511 1950 Green Hornet, The: Flaming Decoy R GHCDR Episode. 6-23-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139512 1942 Green Hornet, The: Flight to Nowhere R GHCDR Episode. 6-20-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139513 1950 Green Hornet, The: Florida Incident R GHCDR Episode. 4-25-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139514 1947 Green Hornet, The: Fodder for Headlines R GHCDR Episode. 6-10-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139515 1944 Green Hornet, The: Fog in the Night R GHCDR Episode. 3-9-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139516 1942 Green Hornet, The: Formula For Murder R GHCDR Episode. 9-5-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139517 1952 Green Hornet, The: Formulae for Getting a Formula, A R GHCDR Episode. 2-26-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139518 1949 Green Hornet, The: Fortune Seekers, The R GHCDR Episode. 2-24-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139519 1948 Green Hornet, The: Frame of the Broken Back, The R GHCDR Episode. 8-10-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139520 1945 Green Hornet, The: Frame-Up That Backfired R GHCDR Episode. 8-9-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139521 1966 Green Hornet, The: Freeway to Death T DVD -R HQ 5186. VHS 946 Episode #14. 12-16-1966. Volume Two Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139522 1949 Green Hornet, The: Freight Yard Robberies R GHCDR Episode. 6-23-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139523 1952 Green Hornet, The: Friday Night in the Mountains, A R GHCDR Episode. 11-5-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139524 1942 Green Hornet, The: Friend In Need Makes Trouble, A R GHCDR Episode. 4-18-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139525 1966 Green Hornet, The: Frog Is a Deadly Weapon, The T DVD -R HQ 5626. VHS 976 Episode #5. 10-7-1966 Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139526 1948 Green Hornet, The: Funeral Spray, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-30-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139527 1948 Green Hornet, The: Gambling Ship R GHCDR Episode. 10-14-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139528 1943 Green Hornet, The: Gas for the Axis R GHCDR Episode. 1-31-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139529 1952 Green Hornet, The: Gas House Ending R GHCDR Episode. 11-26-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139530 1946 Green Hornet, The: Gas Pen, The R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 4-9-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139531 1945 Green Hornet, The: Gas Station Protection, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-29-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139532 1943 Green Hornet, The: Gasoline and the Hornet R GHCDR Episode. 8-10-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139533 1949 Green Hornet, The: Gems in the Paper, The R GHCDR Episode. 6-2-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139534 1944 Green Hornet, The: Gentleman Jerry Meets His Match R GHCDR Episode. 7-25-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139535 1946 Green Hornet, The: George Haven's Secretary R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape Episode. 1-22-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139536 1949 Green Hornet, The: Ghost Films, The R GHCDR Episode. 6-13-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139537 1946 Green Hornet, The: Ghost Who Talked Too Much R CDR. GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139538 1950 Green Hornet, The: Ghost Who Talked Too Much, The R GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139539 1947 Green Hornet, The: Girl In Peril R GHCDR Episode. 12-9-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139540 1966 Green Hornet, The: Give 'Em Enough Rope T DVD -R HQ 4868. VHS 979 Episode #2. 9-16-1966 Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139541 1949 Green Hornet, The: Gobbler Gobbled, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-22-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139542 1945 Green Hornet, The: God Of Luck R GHCDR Episode. 9-27-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139543 1949 Green Hornet, The: Good Bad Actors, The R GHCDR Episode. 5-3-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139544 1941 Green Hornet, The: Graft Below the Surface R GHCDR Episode. 12-13-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139545 1947 Green Hornet, The: Graft Crosses a Bridge R GHCDR Episode. 11-4-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139546 1941 Green Hornet, The: Graft for the Warden R GHCDR Episode. 1-18-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139547 1940 Green Hornet, The: Grafter Goes Wrong, The R GHCDR Episode. 9-20-1940 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139548 1946 Green Hornet, The: Grand Larceny on Wheels R GHCDR Episode. 4-23-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139549 1945 Green Hornet, The: Great Detective, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-2-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139550 1949 Green Hornet, The: Great Reformer, The R GHCDR Episode. 5-5-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139551 1948 Green Hornet, The: Green Hornet Car on Display, The: R GHCDR Episode. 8-3-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139552 1945 Green Hornet, The: Green Hornet Drops a Hint R GHCDR Episode. 11-8-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139553 1943 Green Hornet, The: Green Hornet Goes Underground, The R GHCDR Episode. 9-9-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139554 1947 Green Hornet, The: Grocery Man, The R GHCDR Episode. 8-19-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139555 1946 Green Hornet, The: Guiseppi's Secret R GHCDR Episode. 12-1-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139556 1942 Green Hornet, The: Gum Makes It Stick R GHCDR Episode. 8-29-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139557 1941 Green Hornet, The: Gunning for Graft R GHCDR Episode. 10-4-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139558 1941 Green Hornet, The: Gypping in Jalopies R GHCDR Episode. 4-12-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139559 1949 Green Hornet, The: Hail Caesar R GHCDR Episode. 4-21-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139560 1944 Green Hornet, The: Halloween Adventure R GHCDR Episode. 10-31-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139561 1942 Green Hornet, The: Hangman's Noose, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-14-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139562 1944 Green Hornet, The: Haunts of the Hunted R GHCDR Episode. 12-12-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139563 1948 Green Hornet, The: Have An Olive Maggie R GHCDR Episode. 9-21-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139564 1946 Green Hornet, The: Haverhill Necklace, The R GHCDR Episode. 7-16-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139565 1952 Green Hornet, The: Hawkridge Gems, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-31-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139566 1948 Green Hornet, The: Headley Conspiracy, The R GHCDR Episode. 12-7-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139567 1944 Green Hornet, The: Heroes Are Born R GHCDR Episode. 12-26-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139568 1943 Green Hornet, The: Hi-Jack and the Game R GHCDR Episode. 11-4-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139569 1950 Green Hornet, The: Hidden Bonds, The R GHCDR Episode. 2-14-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139570 1952 Green Hornet, The: Hidden Letter, The R GHCDR Episode. 9-12-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139571 1950 Green Hornet, The: Higgins Saves His Job R GHCDR Episode. 4-18-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139572 1947 Green Hornet, The: High Pressure R GHCDR Episode. 10-14-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139573 1947 Green Hornet, The: Highway Murder R GHCDR Episode. 5-27-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139574 1945 Green Hornet, The: Highway That Graft Built R On Tape Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139575 1940 Green Hornet, The: Highway That Graft Built, The R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 10-3-1940 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139576 1948 Green Hornet, The: Hit and Run R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 1-27-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139577 1945 Green Hornet, The: Homet Drops A H, The R CDR Episode. 11-8-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139578 1949 Green Hornet, The: Hooded Hoods, The R GHCDR Episode. 17-18-1940 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139579 1949 Green Hornet, The: Hornet and a Sparrow, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-20-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139580 1966 Green Hornet, The: Hornet and the Firefly, The T DVD -R HQ 5893. VHS 947 Episode #16. 12-30-1966. Volume Three Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139581 1942 Green Hornet, The: Hornet Baits the Trap, The R GHCDR Episode. 2-7-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139582 1948 Green Hornet, The: Hornet Bats for a Pitcher, The R GHCDR Episode. 6-1-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139583 1946 Green Hornet, The: Hornet Closes a Case, The R GHCDR Episode. 4-30-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139584 1946 Green Hornet, The: Hornet Does It Again R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 6-11-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139585 1946 Green Hornet, The: Hornet Does It, The R LP 599 Episode. Mark 56 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139586 1945 Green Hornet, The: Hornet Drops a Hint, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-8-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139587 1942 Green Hornet, The: Hornet Finds the Fence, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-3-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139588 1949 Green Hornet, The: Hornet Gets a Franchise, The R GHCDR Episode. 2-17-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139589 1950 Green Hornet, The: Hornet in the Woods R GHCDR Episode. 8-11-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139590 1945 Green Hornet, The: Hornet Keeps a Date, The R GHCDR Episode. 6-28-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139591 1948 Green Hornet, The: Hornet Plays Santa Claus, The R GHCDR Episode. 12-23-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139592 1967 Green Hornet, The: Hornet, Save Thyself (aka Hornet Save Thyself) T DVD -R HQ 5468. VHS 945 Episode #24. 3-3-1967. Volume One Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. Reid is framed for murder and goes on the run to try to prove his innocence. 139593 1944 Green Hornet, The: Hornet's Nest, A R GHCDR Episode. 5-9-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139594 1947 Green Hornet, The: Hornet's Revenge R GHCDR Episode. 8-5-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139595 1942 Green Hornet, The: Hostage R GHCDR Episode. 12-20-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139596 1949 Green Hornet, The: Hot Car Center R GHCDR Episode. 4-28-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139597 1946 Green Hornet, The: Hot Cash R GHCDR Episode. 1-8-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139598 1941 Green Hornet, The: Hot Guns for Sale R GHCDR Episode. 9-6-1951 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139599 1945 Green Hornet, The: Hot Money and Death R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape Episode. 10-11-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139600 1948 Green Hornet, The: House Divided R GHCDR Episode. 10-19-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139601 1950 Green Hornet, The: House on Briny Hill, The R GHCDR Episode. 4-4-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139602 1949 Green Hornet, The: Howard Island Gang, The R GHCDR Episode. 5-24-1959 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139603 1949 Green Hornet, The: Human Cargo R GHCDR Episode. 7-11-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139604 1948 Green Hornet, The: Hunch of the Femme Fatal, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-30-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139605 1966 Green Hornet, The: Hunters & The Hunted, The (aka Hunters and the Hunted, The) T DVD -R HQ 5130. VHS 946 Episode #11. 11-25-1966. Volume Two Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139606 1941 Green Hornet, The: I Am The Day R GHCDR Episode. 5-31-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139607 1945 Green Hornet, The: Imposter, The R GHCDR Episode. 8-16-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139608 1948 Green Hornet, The: Incredible Robbery, The R GHCDR Episode. 12-14-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139609 1942 Green Hornet, The: Inside Information R GHCDR Episode. 10-31-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139610 1950 Green Hornet, The: Inside Story R GHCDR Episode. 7-7-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139611 1939 Green Hornet, The: Insurance Advisor's Racket R GHCDR Episode. 12-30-1939 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139612 1945 Green Hornet, The: Intrigue in Washington R GHCDR Episode. 3-15-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139613 1944 Green Hornet, The: Intrigue on the Waterfront R GHCDR Episode. 4-4-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139614 1949 Green Hornet, The: Invaders, The R GHCDR Episode. 4-5-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139615 1967 Green Hornet, The: Invasion From Outer Space T DVD -R HQ 8X 4818 (Part One). DVD -R HQ 4821 (Part Two). . Episodes #25-#26. 10-10-1967, 10-17-1967. Two Parts) Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139616 1942 Green Hornet, The: Invasion Plans for Victory R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 5-16-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139617 1942 Green Hornet, The: Invisible Enemy, The R GHCDR Episode. 7-18-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139618 1942 Green Hornet, The: It Pays to Advertise R GHCDR Episode. 9-26-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139619 1952 Green Hornet, The: Jeff Warren's Safe R GHCDR Episode. 10-22-52 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139620 1949 Green Hornet, The: Jet Test R GHCDR Episode. 2-3-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139621 1948 Green Hornet, The: Jewel Deal R GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139622 1949 Green Hornet, The: Jewels of the Kingdoms, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-11-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139623 1949 Green Hornet, The: Jobs for Sale R GHCDR Episode. 5-26-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139624 1945 Green Hornet, The: Johnny Comes Home R GHCDR Episode. 8-30-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139625 1941 Green Hornet, The: Jury Metes Out Justice, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-11-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139626 1946 Green Hornet, The: Justice Wears a Blindfold R CDR. On Tape Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139627 1950 Green Hornet, The: Justice Wears a Blindfold R GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139628 1946 Green Hornet, The: Juvenile Delinquency R CDR. GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139629 1948 Green Hornet, The: Kalligan Dies at Midnight R GHCDR Episode. 11-11-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139630 1949 Green Hornet, The: Kato Acts as Decoy R GHCDR Episode. 4-7-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139631 1949 Green Hornet, The: Kato Joins a Mob R GHCDR Episode. 8-15-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139632 1945 Green Hornet, The: Katz With Nine Lives R GHCDR Episode. 11-15-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139633 1950 Green Hornet, The: Key, The R GHCDR Episode. 2-21-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139634 1952 Green Hornet, The: Keys to a Robbery R GHCDR Episode. 10-10-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139635 1946 Green Hornet, The: Killer Carson R GHCDR Episode. 10-27-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139636 1943 Green Hornet, The: Knot, The R GHCDR Episode. 8-24-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139637 1945 Green Hornet, The: Ladder of Fate R GHCDR Episode. 7-5-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139638 1944 Green Hornet, The: Lady in Distress, A R GHCDR Episode. 11-14-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139639 1944 Green Hornet, The: Lady of Intrigue R GHCDR Episode. 4-18-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139640 1946 Green Hornet, The: Last of Oliver Perry R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 2-26-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139641 1947 Green Hornet, The: Last of the Top Hat Gang R GHCDR Episode. 4-15-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139642 1942 Green Hornet, The: Last Words Mean Sabotage R GHCDR Episode. 9-19-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139643 1947 Green Hornet, The: Lawful Murder R GHCDR Episode. 12-16-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139644 1947 Green Hornet, The: Leopard's Sports, The R GHCDR Episode. 8-26-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139645 1950 Green Hornet, The: Leroy Plot, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-17-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139646 1946 Green Hornet, The: Letter, The R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 3-12-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139647 1944 Green Hornet, The: Light in the Dark, A R GHCDR Episode. 2-3-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139648 1945 Green Hornet, The: Load of Cigarettes, A R GHCDR Episode. 2-22-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139649 1942 Green Hornet, The: Lonely Outpost R GHCDR Episode. 10-10-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139650 1943 Green Hornet, The: Long Distance R GHCDR Episode. 7-27-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139651 1941 Green Hornet, The: Lost and Found R GHCDR Episode. 12-27-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139652 1945 Green Hornet, The: Lost Key, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-29-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139653 1950 Green Hornet, The: Love Or Money R GHCDR Episode. 1-31-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139654 1944 Green Hornet, The: Lowrey's Big Moment R GHCDR Episode. 1-20-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139655 1950 Green Hornet, The: Lucky Storm, The R GHCDR Episode. 8-4-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139656 1944 Green Hornet, The: Madhouse Adventure R GHCDR Episode. 7-4-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139657 1949 Green Hornet, The: Madison Carr Returns R GHCDR Episode. 4-14-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139658 1950 Green Hornet, The: Madison Payoff, The R GHCDR Episode. 7-21-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139659 1944 Green Hornet, The: Make Believe Sheriff, The R GHCDR Episode. 6-27-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139660 1941 Green Hornet, The: Man No One Suspected, The R GHCDR Episode. 9-13-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139661 1946 Green Hornet, The: Man of Many Words R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 7-9-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139662 1947 Green Hornet, The: Man On Top, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-18-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139663 1941 Green Hornet, The: Man That Never Was, The R GHCDR Episode.11-8-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139664 1941 Green Hornet, The: Man Wanted for What R GHCDR Episode/ 6-14-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139665 1943 Green Hornet, The: Man Who Came Back, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-25-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139666 1946 Green Hornet, The: Man Who Changed, The R GHCDR Episode. 12-22-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139667 1944 Green Hornet, The: Man Who Fooled the World, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-21-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139668 1947 Green Hornet, The: Man Who Forgot, The R GHCDR Episode. 7-22-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139669 1943 Green Hornet, The: Map for Murder, A R GHCDR Episode. 10-7-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139670 1947 Green Hornet, The: Marked Money R GHCDR Episode. 10-21-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139671 1948 Green Hornet, The: Matrimony Limited R GHCDR Episode. 6-29-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139672 1948 Green Hornet, The: Matter of Evidence, A R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 1-20-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139673 1948 Green Hornet, The: Matter of Evidence, A R GHCDR Episode. 1-20-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139674 1949 Green Hornet, The: Matter of Identity, A R GHCDR Episode. 1-4-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139675 1949 Green Hornet, The: Matter of Indirection, A R GHCDR Episode. 7-4-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139676 1949 Green Hornet, The: Matter of Time, A R GHCDR Episode. 4-19-1940 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139677 1966 Green Hornet, The: May the Best Man Lose T DVD -R HQ 6493 Episode #15. 12-23-1966 Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). During the campaign, an assassination attempt on the district attorney misses him and kills someone else. 139678 1943 Green Hornet, The: Men Without a Country R GHCDR Episode. 3-7-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139679 1950 Green Hornet, The: Mercer Robbery, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-21-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139680 1947 Green Hornet, The: Merger, Not Preferred R GHCDR Episode. 5-20-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139681 1945 Green Hornet, The: Michael Axford -- Movie Star R GHCDR Episode. 4-5-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139682 1952 Green Hornet, The: Microfilm of Death, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-29-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139683 1948 Green Hornet, The: Miss Case Keeps a Secret R GHCDR Episode. 2-17-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139684 1948 Green Hornet, The: Miss Case Meets the Hornet R GHCDR Episode. 2-3-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139685 1948 Green Hornet, The: Miss Double Lucky R GHCDR Episode. 12-28-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139686 1946 Green Hornet, The: Mistaken Identity R GHCDR Episode. 7-23-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139687 1941 Green Hornet, The: Money for Mr. X R GHCDR Episode. 6-28-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139688 1945 Green Hornet, The: Money Talks Too Loud R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape Episode. 12-20-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139689 1949 Green Hornet, The: Mr. Big's Drug Store Racket R GHCDR Episode. 11-19-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139690 1946 Green Hornet, The: Mr. Big's Drugstore Racket (aka Mr. Big's Drug Store Racket) R CDR. GHCDR, On Tape. Episode. 10-20-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139691 1941 Green Hornet, The: Mr. X Marks The Spot R GHCDR Episode. 7-12-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139692 1947 Green Hornet, The: Mugging Goes Modern R GHCDR Episode. 4-29-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139693 1941 Green Hornet, The: Murder Across the Board R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 7-5-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139694 1952 Green Hornet, The: Murder and Espionage R GHCDR Episode. 11-28-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139695 1945 Green Hornet, The: Murder and the Dope Racket R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape Episode. 10-18-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139696 1946 Green Hornet, The: Murder at City Hall R GHCDR Episode. 7-30-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139697 1948 Green Hornet, The: Murder at Lighthouse Mary R GHCDR Episode. 6-15-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139698 1941 Green Hornet, The: Murder at the Market R GHCDR Episode. 5-24-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139699 1942 Green Hornet, The: Murder By a Diplomat R GHCDR Episode. 6-27-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139700 1947 Green Hornet, The: Murder by Mail R GHCDR Episode. 7-1-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139701 1943 Green Hornet, The: Murder By Remote Control R GHCDR Episode. 4-4-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139702 1943 Green Hornet, The: Murder Filters Out R GHCDR Episode. 1-10-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139703 1946 Green Hornet, The: Murder for Sale R GHCDR Episode. 5-7-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139704 1943 Green Hornet, The: Murder Gas, The R GHCDR Episode. 8-3-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139705 1941 Green Hornet, The: Murder in Chinatown R GHCDR Episode. 8-23-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139706 1944 Green Hornet, The: Murder in the Rain R GHCDR Episode. 9-26-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139707 1941 Green Hornet, The: Murder in the Sky R GHCDR Episode. 11-1-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139708 1942 Green Hornet, The: Murder in Washington R GHCDR Episode. 5-9-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139709 1944 Green Hornet, The: Murder Masquerade R GHCDR Episode. 10-10-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139710 1945 Green Hornet, The: Murder Ring Racket R On Tape Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139711 1942 Green Hornet, The: Murder Trips a Rat R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 9-12-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139712 1949 Green Hornet, The: Murder Weapon, The R GHCDR Episode. 6-30-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139713 1949 Green Hornet, The: Murder Will Out R GHCDR Episode. 10-18-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139714 1940 Green Hornet, The: Murder Will Out R GHCDR Episode. 12-29-1940 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139715 1944 Green Hornet, The: Murder Will Out R GHCDR Episode. 2-24-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139716 1941 Green Hornet, The: Murder Wins the Gamble R GHCDR Episode. 2-1-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139717 1946 Green Hornet, The: Music and Murder R GHCDR Episode. 12-15-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139718 1948 Green Hornet, The: Mysterious Mr. Jones, The R GHCDR Episode. 2-10-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139719 1944 Green Hornet, The: Mystery in the Dentist's Chair R GHCDR Episode. 8-1-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139720 1948 Green Hornet, The: Mystery on Pier 20 R GHCDR Episode. 12-21-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139721 1943 Green Hornet, The: Newsprint Clue, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-14-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139722 1948 Green Hornet, The: Night Flight R GHCDR Episode. 8-17-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139723 1942 Green Hornet, The: No Escape From Murder R GHCDR Episode. 3-7-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139724 1942 Green Hornet, The: No News For The Gestapo R GHCDR Episode. 8-8-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139725 1942 Green Hornet, The: No Sale To The Axis R GHCDR Episode. 7-11-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139726 1950 Green Hornet, The: Nomination Delayed R GHCDR Episode. 5-16-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139727 1950 Green Hornet, The: Not One Cent for Tribute R CDR. GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139728 1945 Green Hornet, The: Not So Smart R GHCDR Episode. 6-14-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139729 1942 Green Hornet, The: Number is Up, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-24-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139730 1947 Green Hornet, The: Number Man R GHCDR Episode. 12-2-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139731 1945 Green Hornet, The: Numbers Racket, The R GHCDR Episode. 7-26-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139732 1949 Green Hornet, The: Numbers Total Death, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-27-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139733 1944 Green Hornet, The: Obvious Clue R GHCDR Episode. 1-6-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139734 1947 Green Hornet, The: Of Thee I Sing R GHCDR Episode. 6-24-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139735 1943 Green Hornet, The: Official Business R GHCDR Episode. 7-20-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139736 1947 Green Hornet, The: Old Folks at Home R GHCDR Episode. 9-9-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139737 1949 Green Hornet, The: Oliver Perry Closes In R GHCDR Episode. 5-17-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139738 1946 Green Hornet, The: Oliver Perry Tries Again R GHCDR Episode. 9-17-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139739 1949 Green Hornet, The: Oliver Perry, Escaped Convict R GHCDR Episode. 11-1-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139740 1946 Green Hornet, The: Oliver Perry's Car R CDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139741 1944 Green Hornet, The: One For the Books R GHCDR Episode. 5-23-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139742 1948 Green Hornet, The: One for the Senator R GHCDR Episode. 3-9-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139743 1946 Green Hornet, The: One Too Many Frame Ups R GHCDR Episode. 8-27-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139744 1948 Green Hornet, The: Oriental Jewel, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-7-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139745 1944 Green Hornet, The: Orphan From St. Amand, The R GHCDR Episode. 4-25-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139746 1950 Green Hornet, The: Out Of the Fog R GHCDR Episode. 3-7-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139747 1945 Green Hornet, The: Pacific Service R GHCDR Episode. 3-8-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139748 1949 Green Hornet, The: Package in the Locker, The R GHCDR Episode. 9-20-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139749 1947 Green Hornet, The: Packaged Plunder R GHCDR Episode. 4-22-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139750 1945 Green Hornet, The: Paid in Full R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape Episode. 12-13-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139751 1946 Green Hornet, The: Pair of Nylons, A R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 3-19-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139752 1943 Green Hornet, The: Palming Off the Axis R GHCDR Episode. 5-4-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139753 1939 Green Hornet, The: Parking Lot Racket R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 10-31-1939 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139754 1947 Green Hornet, The: Parking Pays Off R GHCDR Episode. 9-16-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139755 1944 Green Hornet, The: Paroled for Revenge R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape Episode. 5-16-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139756 1941 Green Hornet, The: Paroles for Sale R GHCDR Episode. 8-16-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139757 1942 Green Hornet, The: Passport to Peril R GHCDR Episode. 5-30-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139758 1944 Green Hornet, The: Payment in Full R GHCDR Episode. 9-19-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139759 1948 Green Hornet, The: Perfect Alibi R GHCDR Episode. 1-13-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139760 1945 Green Hornet, The: Photo Finish R GHCDR Episode. 5-3-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139761 1942 Green Hornet, The: Picture Fits the Frame, The R GHCDR Episode. 4-11-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139762 1945 Green Hornet, The: Picture In The Dark R GHCDR Episode. 4-19-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139763 1950 Green Hornet, The: Picture of a Woman R GHCDR Episode. 3-28-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139764 1966 Green Hornet, The: Piece of the Action, A T VHS 947 Episode. Volume Three -- Two-part Batman/Green Hornet Crossover) Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139765 1958 Green Hornet, The: Pilot T VHS 980 Episode. 1951 Pilot for TV Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139766 1948 Green Hornet, The: Pink Wonderland R GHCDR Episode. 4-6-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139767 1947 Green Hornet, The: Plan That Backfired, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-25-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139768 1948 Green Hornet, The: Planners, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-5-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139769 1949 Green Hornet, The: Plot Before Christmas, The R GHCDR Episode. 12-20-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139770 1946 Green Hornet, The: Pogo, The Wonder Dog R GHCDR Episode. 6-18-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139771 1948 Green Hornet, The: Point After Touchdown R GHCDR Episode. 11-9-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139772 1941 Green Hornet, The: Pointing the Fingerman R GHCDR Episode. 3-22-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139773 1946 Green Hornet, The: Polarized Glasses R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 5-28-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139774 1952 Green Hornet, The: Political Crossfire R GHCDR Episode. 10-1-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139775 1938 Green Hornet, The: Political Racket, The R GHCDR Episode. 5-5-1938 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139776 1947 Green Hornet, The: Political Strings R GHCDR Episode. 4-1-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139777 1949 Green Hornet, The: Poor Sub for Prison R CDR Episode. 2-1-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139778 1940 Green Hornet, The: Poor Substitute for a Prison R Computer Download Episode. 7-17-1940 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139779 1949 Green Hornet, The: Poor Substitutes for a Prison R GHCDR Episode. 2-1-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139780 1944 Green Hornet, The: Prelude To a Blood Bath R GHCDR Episode. 10-17-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139781 1942 Green Hornet, The: Prescription for Plunder R GHCDR Episode. 3-21-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139782 1944 Green Hornet, The: Pressure From Without R GHCDR Episode. 2-10-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139783 1952 Green Hornet, The: Pretenders to the Throne R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 12-3-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139784 1966 Green Hornet, The: Preying Mantis, The T DVD -R HQ 5113. VHS 946 Episode #10. 11-18-1966. Volume Two Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139785 1948 Green Hornet, The: Process X R GHCDR Episode. 4-20-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139786 1946 Green Hornet, The: Prodigal Broth, The R CDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139787 1946 Green Hornet, The: Prodigal Brother, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-3-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139788 1946 Green Hornet, The: Profits From War R GHCDR Episode. 9-3-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139789 1966 Green Hornet, The: Programmed for Death T DVD -R HQ 4933. VHS 978 Episode #3. 9-23-1966. Pilot episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139790 1948 Green Hornet, The: Project Q-419 R GHCDR Episode. 7-27-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139791 1952 Green Hornet, The: Proof of Treason, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-17-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139792 1943 Green Hornet, The: Propaganda for a Purpose R GHCDR Episode. 2-14-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139793 1939 Green Hornet, The: Property Tax Racket R GHCDR Episode. 10-17-1939 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139794 1945 Green Hornet, The: Protection Incorporation R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 11-29-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139795 1948 Green Hornet, The: Protection's A Word for Death R GHCDR Episode. 9-28-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139796 1944 Green Hornet, The: Purely for Pleasure R GHCDR Episode. 12-19-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139797 1946 Green Hornet, The: Put It On Ice R CDR. Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139798 1950 Green Hornet, The: Put It on Ice R GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139799 1950 Green Hornet, The: Queer Money Market R GHCDR Episode. 4-11-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139800 1946 Green Hornet, The: Question of Time R CDR, GHCDR Episode. 3-5-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139801 1946 Green Hornet, The: Quiz Program Clue, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-17-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139802 1949 Green Hornet, The: Race Date Cancelled R GHCDR Episode. 3-8-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139803 1949 Green Hornet, The: Racket Busters, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-24-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139804 1941 Green Hornet, The: Racket Gets the Gong, The R GHCDR Episode. 8-2-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139805 1942 Green Hornet, The: Racket Goes Through the Ringer, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-10-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139806 1941 Green Hornet, The: Racket Makes a Racket, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-15-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139807 1941 Green Hornet, The: Racket on the River R GHCDR Episode. 8-30-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139808 1948 Green Hornet, The: Racketeer Round-Up R GHCDR Episode. 7-13-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139809 1944 Green Hornet, The: Racketeers in Gas Coupons R GHCDR Episode. 5-30-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139810 1941 Green Hornet, The: Rackets Lose Their Leader, The R GHCDR Episode. 12-20-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139811 1947 Green Hornet, The: Rajah, The R GHCDR Episode. 2-2-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139812 1944 Green Hornet, The: Ramona R GHCDR Episode. 9-12-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139813 1943 Green Hornet, The: Rats of a Feather R GHCDR Episode. 6-1-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139814 1966 Green Hornet, The: Ray Is For Killing, The T DVD -R HQ 5698. Episode #9. 11-11-1966 Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139815 1941 Green Hornet, The: Read It and Reap R GHCDR Episode. 2-22-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139816 1950 Green Hornet, The: Red Glasses, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-3-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139817 1942 Green Hornet, The: Red Light R GHCDR Episode. 12-6-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139818 1947 Green Hornet, The: Rent in Advance R GHCDR Episode. 3-25-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139819 1943 Green Hornet, The: Reporter Sees Double, The R GHCDR Episode. 4-27-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139820 1942 Green Hornet, The: Reservoir for Murder R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 1-31-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139821 1942 Green Hornet, The: Reservoir for Murder R GHCDR Episode. 1-31-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139822 1945 Green Hornet, The: Return of Olive Perry, The R GHCDR Episode. 8-2-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139823 1946 Green Hornet, The: Return of the Missing Witness R GHCDR Episode. 12-29-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139824 1946 Green Hornet, The: Revenge R CDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139825 1946 Green Hornet, The: Revenge for Melakim R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 6-25-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139826 1943 Green Hornet, The: Reward Claimers, The R GHCDR Episode. 6-8-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139827 1949 Green Hornet, The: Ring Around Camilla R GHCDR Episode. 12-27-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139828 1947 Green Hornet, The: Ring of the Green Hornet, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-7-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139829 1942 Green Hornet, The: Road Closed for Crime R GHCDR Episode. 2-28-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139830 1944 Green Hornet, The: Road to Riches, The R GHCDR Episode. 7-18-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139831 1948 Green Hornet, The: Road to Ruin R GHCDR Episode. 12-30-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139832 1947 Green Hornet, The: Rodin Statue, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-12-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139833 1948 Green Hornet, The: Rule of Three R GHCDR Episode. 2-24-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139834 1939 Green Hornet, The: Ryder's Writer Racket R GHCDR Episode. 12-16-1939 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139835 1948 Green Hornet, The: S R GHCDR Episode. 1-2-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139836 1939 Green Hornet, The: S His Name (unknown) R CDR Episode. 11-23-1939 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139837 1942 Green Hornet, The: Sabotage Finds a Name R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape Episode. 11-21-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139838 1942 Green Hornet, The: Sabotaging the Saboteur R GHCDR Episode. 7-25-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139839 1939 Green Hornet, The: Sales Tax Racket R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape Episode. 10-17-1939 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139840 1945 Green Hornet, The: San Francisco Adventure R GHCDR Episode. 5-10-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139841 1941 Green Hornet, The: Sandhogs and Sabotage R GHCDR Episode. 2-15-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139842 1949 Green Hornet, The: Saracen Diamond, The R GHCDR Episode. 9-27-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139843 1950 Green Hornet, The: Schnooks Warren Gets a Press R GHCDR Episode. 2-28-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139844 1944 Green Hornet, The: Scrapper R GHCDR Episode. 11-28-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139845 1945 Green Hornet, The: Scrapper McGuire's Hero R GHCDR Episode. 3-22-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139846 1944 Green Hornet, The: Seals of Doom R GHCDR Episode. 5-2-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139847 1943 Green Hornet, The: Secret Kidnapping R GHCDR Episode. 3-21-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139848 1966 Green Hornet, The: Secret of Sally Bell, The T DVD -R HQ 5186. Episode #13. 12-9-1966 Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139849 1941 Green Hornet, The: Secretary Forces a Showdown, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-8-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139850 1941 Green Hornet, The: See a Pin and Find a Racket R GHCDR Episode. 10-25-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139851 1967 Green Hornet, The: Seek, Stalk and Destroy T DVD -R HQ 5934 Episode #17. 1-6-1967 Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 139852 1941 Green Hornet, The: Senator Gets Stuck, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-9-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139853 1943 Green Hornet, The: Sentinel of Death R GHCDR Episode. 5-18-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139854 1943 Green Hornet, The: Serve In Silence R GHCDR Episode. 2-7-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139855 1950 Green Hornet, The: Setup at Caribou Point R GHCDR Episode. 6-30-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139856 1952 Green Hornet, The: Shipment for Korea R GHCDR Episode. 11-21-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139857 1944 Green Hornet, The: Short Circuit R GHCDR Episode.2-17-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139858 1947 Green Hornet, The: Shot in the Arm, A R GHCDR Episode. 2-9-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139859 1949 Green Hornet, The: Sign of the Deaths-Head R GHCDR Episode. 2-15-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139860 1966 Green Hornet, The: Silent Gun, The T DVD -R HQ 4862. VHS 980 Episode #1. 9-9-1966 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139861 1946 Green Hornet, The: Silver Cup Race, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-1-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139862 1952 Green Hornet, The: Simple Clue, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-7-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139863 1942 Green Hornet, The: Skeleton Out of the Past R GHCDR Episode. 2-14-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139864 1950 Green Hornet, The: Skin Game R GHCDR Episode. 5-2-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139865 1942 Green Hornet, The: Slip of the Lip, A R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 5-23-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139866 1942 Green Hornet, The: Small-Time Dictator R GHCDR Episode. 12-13-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139867 1941 Green Hornet, The: Smashing the Counterfeit Ring R GHCDR Episode. 5-17-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139868 1941 Green Hornet, The: Smoke Put Out the Fire R GHCDR Episode. 1-11-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139869 1946 Green Hornet, The: Smoothy Lawrence R CDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139870 1945 Green Hornet, The: Smuggler Signs His Name R On Tape Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139871 1939 Green Hornet, The: Smuggler Signs His Name R GHCDR Episode. 11-23-1939 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139872 1946 Green Hornet, The: Smuggling Racket, The R CDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139873 1945 Green Hornet, The: Snyder's Political Racket R On Tape Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139874 1946 Green Hornet, The: Snyder's Political Racket R CDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139875 1950 Green Hornet, The: Snyder's Political Racket R GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139876 1946 Green Hornet, The: Soldier and his Dog R CDR. GHCDR. LP 1009 (Nostalgia Lane) Episode. 2-19-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139877 1992 Green Hornet, The: Solitary Sentinel, The CB Green Hornet, The: Solitary Sentinel #1-4 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. Reid goes underground as the Black Hornet, a revolutionary leader who allies himself with the Green Hornet (Reid's nephew Paul) without informing the younger man of the full situation. 139878 1948 Green Hornet, The: Song Racket R GHCDR Episode. 10-28-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139879 1948 Green Hornet, The: Song Racket, The R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 10-28-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139880 1949 Green Hornet, The: Space Ship R GHCDR Episode. 3-3-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139881 1950 Green Hornet, The: Special Delivery R GHCDR Episode. 5-30-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139882 1952 Green Hornet, The: Spy Master, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-3-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139883 1950 Green Hornet, The: Squeeze Play R GHCDR Episode. 3-14-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139884 1943 Green Hornet, The: Stamp Tramps, The R GHCDR Episode. 9-16-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139885 1942 Green Hornet, The: Stars Catch a Spy, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-24-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139886 1944 Green Hornet, The: State Versus Chester Canby, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-16-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139887 1947 Green Hornet, The: State's Witness, The R GHCDR Episode. 2-16-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139888 1943 Green Hornet, The: Steaks and Cops R GHCDR Episode.4-11-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139889 1945 Green Hornet, The: Stolen Gun Racket, The R On Tape Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139890 1947 Green Hornet, The: Stolen Identity R GHCDR Episode.4-8-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139891 1948 Green Hornet, The: Stone Wall Alibi R GHCDR Episode. 3-23-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139892 1949 Green Hornet, The: Storm Over Picnic R GHCDR Episode. 5-12-49 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139893 1944 Green Hornet, The: Story Of a Dog R GHCDR Episode. 10-3-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139894 1943 Green Hornet, The: Story Of a Parrot R GHCDR Episode. 12-2-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139895 1945 Green Hornet, The: Stuffed Panda, The R CDR. GHCDFR Episode. 10-4-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139896 1948 Green Hornet, The: Suite Charity R GHCDR Episode. 9-14-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139897 1945 Green Hornet, The: Super Highway Robbery R On Tape Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139898 1949 Green Hornet, The: Switch of Salt, A R GHCDR Episode. 1-6-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139899 1950 Green Hornet, The: Tape Confession R GHCDR Episode. 5-9-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139900 1948 Green Hornet, The: Taxi Dance to Murder R GHCDR Episode. 6-8-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139901 1949 Green Hornet, The: Thorndyke Bond Robbery, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-4-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139902 1947 Green Hornet, The: Tickets to the Rose bowl R GHCDR Episode. 12-30-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139903 1939 Green Hornet, The: Tilson's Gift Racket R GHCDR Episode. 12-14-1939 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139904 1942 Green Hornet, The: Tires Mean Trouble R GHCDR Episode. 8-15-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139905 1949 Green Hornet, The: Tony Farno Had a Farm R GHCDR Episode. 6-7-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139906 1947 Green Hornet, The: Too Hot To Handle R GHCDR Episode. 11-11-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139907 1945 Green Hornet, The: Too Many Suspects R GHCDR Episode. 9-6-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139908 1947 Green Hornet, The: Top Hat Gang, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-26-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139909 1946 Green Hornet, The: Torn Map, The R GHCDR Episode. 8-13-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139910 1942 Green Hornet, The: Torpedo on Wheels R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 11-14-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139911 1943 Green Hornet, The: Touch of Powder, A R GHCDR Episode. 10-28-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139912 1944 Green Hornet, The: Train Wreck R GHCDR Episode. 12-5-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139913 1948 Green Hornet, The: Travis Case, The R GHCDR Episode. 5-18-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139914 1946 Green Hornet, The: Treasury Fraud, The R CDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139915 1952 Green Hornet, The: Triple Cross, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-12-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139916 1942 Green Hornet, The: Trouble Comes Double R GHCDR Episode. 11-28-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139917 1967 Green Hornet, The: Trouble for Prince Charming T DVD -R HQ 5419. VHS 945 Episode #22. 2-17-1967. Volume One Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. Green Hornet prevents assassination of a prince whose blonde American fiancé is kidnapped. Prince is ordered to abdicate in order to save her. 139918 1946 Green Hornet, The: Trouble Hits the Trolley R CDR. Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139919 1950 Green Hornet, The: Trouble Hits the Trolley R GHCDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139920 1948 Green Hornet, The: Trucking With Murder R GHCDR Episode. 11-16-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139921 1950 Green Hornet, The: Truth Serum, The R GHCDR Episode. 7-28-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139922 1948 Green Hornet, The: Try for Freedom R GHCDR Episode. 9-16-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139923 1942 Green Hornet, The: Turban Fits the Traitor, The R GHCDR Episode. 5-2-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139924 1946 Green Hornet, The: Turban of Jarpur (aka Jai Pur) R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape Episode. 1-1-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139925 1948 Green Hornet, The: Turkey Stuffed With Gems R GHCDR Episode. 11-25-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139926 1948 Green Hornet, The: Two Minus Two R GHCDR Episode. 3-16-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139927 1943 Green Hornet, The: Two Against Fate R GHCDR Episode. 1-17-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139928 1941 Green Hornet, The: Two Strikes on a Striker R GHCDR Episode. 11-22-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139929 1948 Green Hornet, The: Two-Faced Mobster, The R GHCDR Episode. 11-23-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139930 1946 Green Hornet, The: Underwater Adventure R GHCDR Episode. 9-24-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139931 1941 Green Hornet, The: Uneasy Lies the Head R GHCDR Episode. 7-19-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139932 1945 Green Hornet, The: Unexpected Meeting R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 8-23-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139933 1945 Green Hornet, The: Unexpected Meeting R GHCDR Episode. 8-23-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139934 1952 Green Hornet, The: Unknown Assassin R GHCDR Episode. 10-24-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139935 1943 Green Hornet, The: Unseen Watchman, The R GHCDR Episode. 5-11-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139936 1950 Green Hornet, The: Unwelcome Visitor R GHCDR Episode. 8-25-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139937 1950 Green Hornet, The: Vanity of Beauty, The R GHCDR Episode. 9-1-1950 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139938 1941 Green Hornet, The: Victim Gets Appraised, The R GHCDR Episode. 2-28-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139939 1949 Green Hornet, The: Vindication R GHCDR Episode. 3-1-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139940 1952 Green Hornet, The: Voice in the Dark, A R GHCDR Episode. 9-19-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139941 1946 Green Hornet, The: Voice of Death R GHCDR Episode. 8-6-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139942 1945 Green Hornet, The: Voice, The R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape Episode. 12-6-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139943 1941 Green Hornet, The: Voters Learn the Truth, The R GHCDR Episode. 9-20-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139944 1940 Green Hornet, The: Votes for Sale R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape. Episode. 9-27-1940 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139945 1939 Green Hornet, The: Waiter's Union Racket R GHCDR Episode. 12-21-1939 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139946 1941 Green Hornet, The: Walkout for Profit R CDR. GHCDR. Computer Download Episode. 6-21-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139947 1946 Green Hornet, The: Washington Story R GHCDR. CDR Episode. 2-5-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139948 1942 Green Hornet, The: Washington Underground R GHCDR Episode. 4-25-1942 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139949 1949 Green Hornet, The: Waterfront Set-Up R GHCDR Episode. 10-25-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139950 1952 Green Hornet, The: Waterfront Terror R GHCDR Episode. 9-17-1952 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139951 1944 Green Hornet, The: Way Of a Woman, The R GHCDR Episode.1-13-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139952 1943 Green Hornet, The: Weakest Link, The R GHCDR Episode. 4-20-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139953 1945 Green Hornet, The: What a Life R GHCDR Episode. 1-16-45 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139954 1945 Green Hornet, The: What Price Glamour R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 10-25-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139955 1945 Green Hornet, The: When Money Talks R CDR. GHCDR. On Tape Episode. 12-20-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139956 1946 Green Hornet, The: When Time Stood Still R GHCDR Episode. 10-8-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139957 1945 Green Hornet, The: Where There's A Will R GHCDR Episode. 2-15-1945 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139958 1948 Green Hornet, The: Where There's Smoke R GHCDR Episode. 12-2-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139959 1943 Green Hornet, The: White Ticket, The R GHCDR Episode. 5-25-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139960 1944 Green Hornet, The: Wilted Rose, The R GHCDR Episode. 3-28-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139961 1947 Green Hornet, The: Woman and Oliver Perry, The R GHCDR Episode. 1-19-1947 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139962 1948 Green Hornet, The: Woman In Black, The R GHCDR Episode. 5-11-1948 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139963 1946 Green Hornet, The: Woman in the Case R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 2-12-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139964 1946 Green Hornet, The: Woman in the Case, A R GHCDR. LP 1009 (Nostalgia Lane) Episode. 11-16-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139965 1944 Green Hornet, The: Woman in the Picture, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-24-1944 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139966 1946 Green Hornet, The: Words and Music R CDR Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139967 1949 Green Hornet, The: Worthington Papers, The R GHCDR Episode. 6-9-1949 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139968 1946 Green Hornet, The: Wrapped Book, The R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 10-13-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139969 1946 Green Hornet, The: Wrapped Book, The R GHCDR Episode. 10-5-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139970 1940 Green Hornet, The: Wrong Money Means Jail R GHCDR Episode. 10-10-1940 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139971 1941 Green Hornet, The: Wrong Side of the Ledger R GHCDR Episode.11-29-1941 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139972 1943 Green Hornet, The: Yankee Dollars R GHCDR Episode. 6-15-1943 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139973 1946 Green Hornet, The: Youth Takes Headline R CDR. GHCDR Episode. 3-26-1946 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139974 1990 Green Hornet: Burma Horse, The CB Tales of the Green Hornet. Vol. 1 #1-2 Publisher Britt Reid II investigates a drug ring as the Green Hornet. 139975 1992 Green Hornet: Deadline CB Green Hornet, The. Vol. 2 #9 (1992) Cub Reporter P. Easton Binney, trying to get in with publisher Britt Reid II, goes off on his own to investigate the Green Hornet (really Reid's nephew Paul) and, in the course of his spying, gets zapped by the Hornet's "sting." As he loads the unconscious Binney into his trunk, the Hornet comments, "I think the kid has a future in the news business." Reid has earlier warned Binney not to call him "chief" -- "this is a major metropolitan daily, not a Superman comic book." Reid also boxes the police commissioner to delay giving up the Hornet's location. 139976 1992 Green Hornet: Destiny: Origin of the Green Hornet, The CB Tales of Green Hornet, The. Vol. 2 #1-2 (Jan 92) Publisher Britt Reid transforms himself into the thirties "gangster"/crimefighter known as the Green Hornet. 139977 1992 Green Hornet: Hat Trick CB Green Hornet, The. Vol. 2 #16 (Dec 1992) News Media (anonymous) cover a police press conference in which a forensic expert accidentally humiliates the commissioner of police. The Green Hornet is seen watching from home with great amusement, having arranged the incident. 139978 1992 Green Hornet: Huntsmen, The CB OWN Dixon, Chuck & Clint McElroy, Writers 10 June, 1992. Now Comics, $1.95 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139979 1991 Green Hornet: Money Talks CB OWN Dixon, Chuck, Story Episode Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139980 1991 Green Hornet: Money to Burn! CB Green Hornet, The. Vol. 2 #3, 1991 Publisher Britt Reid II supplies information on a personal advertisement to his nephew Paul, a.k.a. the Green Hornet, who has been expecting the advertisement as a signal from a crime lord with whom he is doing business. 139981 1992 Green Hornet: New Dreams, Old Nightmares CB Tales of the Green Hornet. Vol. 3 #3 Publisher Britt Reid comes out of "retirement" as the Green Hornet to catch a mad bomber. 139982 1992 Green Hornet: Second Sight CB Green Hornet, The. Vol. 2 #15 November 1992 TV Reporters cover a woman who claims to be able to paint "psychic visions," including the identity of the Green Hornet. The painter eventually throws the reporters a red herring. No one seems to be the wiser except for newspaper publisher Britt Reid -- the Hornet's uncle. 139983 1991 Green Hornet: Smoke & Mirrors CB OWN Dixon, Chuck & Diane M. Piron, Writers December, 1991. Now Comics, $1.95 Publisher Britt Reid of the Daily Sentinel whose secret identity is the Green Hornet, crime fighter. 139984 1992 Green Hornet: Sting of the Green Hornet CB Green Hornet, Sting of the #1-4 Publisher Britt Reid covers FDR's visit to the City and, when he is kidnapped, battles assorted Nazi villains and thinly disguised competition. Two reporters at one point emerge from the President's compartment -- a Lois Lane-esque woman and a Clark Kentish man talking excitedly about how appreciative "the Chief" will be of the interview Reid has just missed. 139985 1930 Green Ice NM OWN - H Whitfield, Raoul Press 139986 1992 Green Jelly: Cereal Killer M Reporter (on "Flight of the Skajaquada" (Greg Reynard). 139987 1978 Green Room, The (Chambre Verte, La) M James, Henry (Stories). Francois Truffaut, Jean Gruault (Screenplay) France. Ness Book Obituary Writer Julien Davenne (Francois Truffaut), for the Globe, a paper whose subscribers are slowly dying off. Davenne tells woman he works for The Globe and she says that she thought they stopped publishing years ago. News comes about death of a journalist who was Davenne's friend. He writes a negative obituary explaining to the boss that the man was responsible for his own withdrawal from the world. He and his girlfriend argue about her relationship with the dead man Reconcile in chapel Davenne has built. Journalist collapses and she lights a final candle for him. Davenne is portrayed as obsessed with keeping alive memories of those who have died at the expense of those who are still alive to get on with lives. Construction of monument to the dead becomes metaphor for creation of art without life. 139988 2004 Green Tea M Short Photographer (Howard Chan). 139989 1986 Green Train, The NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Lieberman, Herbert News Media 139990 2010 Green Zone M Correspondent Lawrie Dayne (Amy Ryan) from the Wall Street Journal and a pair of CIA agents on the trail of Weapons of Mass Destruction. Journalist (Richard Breezy Wynn). Dayne seems to be unsubtly modeled on New York Times journalist Judith Miller who buys into the disinformation she is being fed. Chief Warrant Office Roy Miller (Matt Damon) in Iraq after the war, in 2003 enters the hotel room of Dayne, a blond, unaccompanied American reporter and engages her in a constructive discussion of journalistic sources and then leaves without having sex with her. He Googles the reporter’s name for more information. 139991 1592 Greene's Groatsworth of Wit ER USC Greene, Robert Balladeer 139992 2000 Greenfield for President N Robbins, Arthur D. Journalist Jeremiah Greenfield started on a small newspaper in suburban New Jersey. He is a simple liar toiling in the vineyards of deceit and his sidekick Nick Belladonna get hooked by CRAP (Committee to Resurrect the American Presidency). He feeds his readers the Washington trivia they crave as an alternative to the disturbing truth. He attains national recognition and attraction the attention of some of the most powerful men in the country. The group plans to run Greenfield for president on the third party ticket in the 2004 election. He thrashes for ideas and comes up with one hilarious riff about the differences between Republicans and Democrats. He has lots of campaign money and a love interest, but things don't work out. 139993 2000 Greenfingers M Based on a true story. Reporter (Chris Barnes). Interviewer (Emily Stott). Royal Horticultural Society Publicist (Trevor Brown). Prison inmate with a green thumb goes on to compete in a national gardening competition. 139994 1986 Greenwich Killing Time NM OWN - P Friedman, Kinky News Media 139995 1999 Greenwich Mean Time M Photographer (David Gant) 139996 1963 Greenwich Village Story M AFI-Novelists Writer 139997 1990 Greenwich Village Writers: Bohemian Legacy, The M Interviewer (Theresa Sturley) 139998 1968 Greetings M Cult Movies News Media. Six O'clock News. Jonathan Warden (Paul Shaw) interviewed in Vietnam by TV crew covering the war. TV News Correspondent (Ray Tuttle-Himself). TV Cameraman from Vietnam (M. Dobish). Photographer (Jack Cowley). Photographer - Vietnam Film (Roz Kelly). TV Cameraman (M. Dobish). 139999 1863 Greetings to Artemus Ward SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 140000 1949 Greg Sheridan, Reporter N Bechdolt, Jack Reporter 140001 2002 Greg the Bunny: T SVD 1164. DVD News Media 140002 2002 Greg the Bunny: T DVD Episode #7. 5-29-2002 TV Guide Reporter. Alison tries to fool a TV Guide Reporter into believing that the cast is a happy, functional family so that the show will get on the cover. 140003 2002 Greg the Bunny: Surprise! T DVD Episode #7. 5-29-2002 TV Guide Reporter Laura Carlson (Sasha Alexander) has come to do an article on the show and has developed an interest in network rep Alison Kaiser (Sarah Silverman) who has never exhibited any interest in women before. At a hastily thrown birthday party, Reporter Carlson says “Think of me as a woman” and then kisses the Kaiser in the kitchen, much to her shock. Later, as it looks as if the article is going to be negative since the rest of the cast reveals embarrassing secrets about themselves to the reporter, the Kaiser takes a few drinks and says to Carlson, “Come home with me.” The article turns out to be positive. 140004 2008 Gregori’s Ghost NR Black, Sarah Gay Ukrainian Journalist Alexi Temchanko is investigating an old crime. He and Dr. Steven Russell has never met but they are the grandsons of Charlie and Gregori, the American and Russian who smuggled photographs of a shocking massacre out of the war zone in the closing days of World War II. Their grandfather’s ghosts cannot rest until justice is found for the victims of Katyn Forest. Steven and Alexi set out to save Charlie and Gregori, and Steven finds himself falling for Alexi’s barbed tongue and diamond-sharp mind. But how will he explain that he’s fallen in love with Gregori’s ghost? 140005 1984 Gremlins M DVD -R HQ 7617, 7618. L TV Reporter Lew Landers (Jim McKell) from WDHB TV. 140006 1990 Gremlins 2: New Batch, The M L Movie Folders Film Critic Leonard Maltin. Daniel Clamp (John Glover), head of TV conglomerate. Grandpa Fred (Robert Prosky) acts as newscaster. TV cameraman (Gray Daniels). Newsstand Lady (Saachiko). TV Reporters (Heidi Kemp, Eric Shawn, Michael Salort). TV Reporter at Wing's (Daine Sainte-Marie). TV Anchor in Bar (Kristi Witker). Reporter in Lobby (Sarah Lily). TV Reporter at Wing's (Diane Sainte-Marie). TV Cameraman (Gray Daniels). 140007 2006 Grenade M Reporter (Lindsey Stoddart). 140008 2006 Grendel: Transcendence of the Great Big Bad MUS Goldenthal, Elliot (Composer). Libretto by Julie Taymor and J.D. McClatchy. Based on original material by John Gardner and the epic poem Beowulf World Premiere in Los Angeles 6-3-2006 News Media. The Propagandist (George Sterne) uses a megaphone to repeat the news to the populace. The Shaper (Richard Croft) is a blind old harpist who sings of the splendors of King Hrothgar's reign. The Shaper's song transforms the past's bitter reality into glorious legend. The monster Grendel listens and even though he realizes the song is a lie, its beauty transfixes him. Shaper spins the story of Hrothgar's reign. Early Public Relations. 140009 1991 Grenzfälle N Grän, Christine Germany Journalist 140010 1984 Grenzstation N Peer, Oscar Switzerland Journalist 140011 1996 Grevinden pa tredje DF Denmark. Photographer Varvara Hasselbalch (Herself). 140012 1929 Grey Dawn, Red Light N Hodson, James Lansdale Press 140013 1982 Grey Fox, The M L Photographer Kate Flynn (Jackie Burroughs), spunky. Newspaper Editor Mr. Wilks (Sean Sullivan). 140014 1999 Grey Owl M Reporter (Noel Burton - Southampton Reporter). Halifax Reporter (Norris Domingue). Halifax Reporter (Richard Jutras). Halifax Reporter (Art Kitching). Halifax Reporter (Pierre Lenoir). 140015 1964 Grey Shepherds, The NM MacVicar, Angus Press 140016 2006 Grey's Anatomy: Don't Stand So Close To Me T DVD -R HQ 7461 Episode #46. 11-30-2006 News Media. Chief of staff wants to separate to adult twins because of the publicity value to the hospital. 140017 2010 Grey's Anatomy: Valentine Day’s Massacre T DVD -R HQ 11794 Episode. 2-11-2010 News Media. Valentine’s Day hits Seattle Grace with a bang when the roof of a popular romantic restaurant collapses and the doctors have to deal with the fallout. Derek faces the news media who want to know what happened to the victims. Derek continues to struggle in his new position as his busy schedule takes its toll while Meredith faces the pressure of being the chief’s wife. 140018 2004 Grid, The MT Miniseries American Newscaster (Mike Morris). British Newscaster (Jeremy Thompson). 140019 1935 Gridiron Flash M DVD -R HQ 10223, 10226 Sports Media. Prison athlete gets a chance to play college football and date the coach’s niece. Newspaper headlines. 140020 1997 Gridlock'd M TV Anchorman Bill (Mark Ericson) 140021 2003 Grief N Spencer, John B. Journalist Lucy oscillates between a snide lesbian colleague, her evil junky brother and her married estate agent lover, who in turn is trying to get Simon’s mother to part with her house. Simon likes to think of himself as a hard man and he’s not about to stand by and watch his mum get ripped off by a smooth real estate agent or is he going to lose the love of his life -- even if she happens to be his best mate’s woman, without a fight. 140022 1931 Grief Street M Reporter Jim Ryan (John Holland) investigates an actor's murder. 140023 1973 Grierson M Film Critic (Bosley Crowther-Himself). Interviewer (James Beveridge-Himself). 140024 2006 Grievances N Ethridge, Mark Reporter Matt Harper of the Charlotte (N.C.) Times whose beat includes handling obituaries and the few stories of interest that crop up during the night shift, gets a break when his Editor, Walker Burns, unwittingly gives him a shot at a major scoop. Well-to-do Yankee who lives on his family's South Carolina plantation and respects the Times' reputation "for being concerned about justice," walks into the newspaper's offices one day to report of a terrible crime nearly 20 years earlier. A 13-year-old black boy was shot in the head with a deer rifle in a tiny town near the plantation, and his killer was never found. Harper pushes his editor to allow him to investigate and soon learns authorities at the time did virtually nothing. Harper comes to understand why the investigation must be pursued and why he must be the one to do it - despite the opposition of his publisher and violent threats from forces who do not want the story told. 140025 1988 Grievous Bodily Harm M DVD -R HQ 5923, 5924 Hind, Warwick (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Tom Stewart (Colin Friels), crime reporter whose own actions are becoming questionable. Takes bag of money given to him by a bank robber to the thief's girlfriend, tells her he wants an exclusive story and also keeps a sizeable chunk of the cash. Reporter has written a book based on actual murder case in which he claimed a man was innocent, then later found out he was guilty. Gets on a new murder case -- although editor warns him not to turn it into another book. Woman is found in car trunk. Teacher is accused of killing her. Husband steal teacher's videotapes. Reporter breaks into house to watch the tapes -- sex tapes involving the victim. Later sneaks into the husband's house and is caught. Using name of another member of the newspaper staff, Stewart visits a brothel and helps a prostitute escape. Teacher knocks reporter out. When he wakes, teacher is dead and reporter is arrested, then let go. Goes back to his ex-wife and to New York. Final shot shows reporter working at a computer terminal with a newspaper on the table featuring headline indicating Australian policeman killed in New York. "Mind if I ask a stupid question?" "That's your job, isn't it?" Reporter (Eddie Boyle). 140026 1982 Grihajuddha MF Newspaper Editor (Manoj Mitra). 140027 2004 Grim & Evil: Attack of the Clowns/Complete and Utter Chaos! C Episode #35. 10-15-2004 News Reporter (Dorian Harewood - Voice). 140028 2005 Grim & Evil: Bad News Ghouls, The/House of No Tomorrow C Episode #42. 4-8-2005 Reporter (Billy West - Voice). 140029 2004 Grim & Evil: Dumb Luck/Nobody Loves Grim C TV Series. Episode #25. 6-18-04 Paparazzi #1 (Peter Lurie - voice). 140030 2005 Grim & Evil: Reap Walking/Loser from the Earth's Core, The C Episode #54. 10-17-2005 TV Reporter (Dave Wittenberg - Voice). 140031 2004 Grim & Evil: Test of Time/Kick in the Asgard C Episode #34. 10-16-2004 Reporter (Jim Rash - Voice). 140032 2005 Grim & Evil: Wishbones C Episode #45. 6-10-2005 Anchor (Brian Cummings). 140033 1919 Grim Game, The M Reeve, Arthur B., John W. Grey (Story). Walter Woods (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Harvey Hanford (Magician Harry Houdini) for The Call is in love with his uncle's ward. Arranges the fake murder of his uncle. Reporter arrested when uncle is actually killed. Series of escapes. Ness: The notion of a reporter trying to expose circumstantial evidence by faking a murder is one that would be used again in Circumstantial Evidence (1935) and Beyond a Reasonable Doubt (1956). Police Reporter (Edward Martin). 140034 2001 Grim Pig, The N Gordon, Charles Editor Fred Morgan has been sent to The World Beacon to inspire everyone to get out and write newspaper stories that will matter to their readers, stories about their lives, their children, their careers. Modern management methods. Parker MacVeigh, divorced, 40-ish, is ready for serious career advancement. The new editor wants stories about cloth, and MacVeigh writes them getting into Morgan's good graces. Local professor says Saturnians among us wreaking havoc. Morgan puts MacVeigh on top-secret Saturnian task-force. Tony Fruscilla is hard-nosed young reporter. Juanita Eldridge is a soft-nosed Ivy League graduate in this satiric novel. Newspaper cast in novel ranges from man with genius for creating dullest headlines in the world to freelancer who writes the stamp column under "M.U. Cilage." Shirley Davis, Business Editor in her University of Manitoba sweater. Orville and Smokey, two typesetters. Russian immigrant cartoonist who keeps trying to slip in his cartoon of the Grim Pig, a confused combination of a pig and the grim reaper. Reporters Tony Fruscilla and Juanita Eldridge 140035 1968 Grimaces M AFI-Critics Critic 140036 1963 Grindl: One Angry Grindl T Episode #7. 10-27-1963 Reporter (Pat McCaffrie). 140037 2006 Gringo Wedding M Technology has improved communications beyond humans' wildest dreams. TV Reporter (Paula Lucas). 140038 1927 Grinning Guns M Jones, Grover (Story-Scenario) AFI-Newspapers/Publishers - Ness Book Editor Amos Felden (George French) is aided in fighting off ruffians by an admiring cowboy who was a buddy of the editor's son during the war. Newspaperman prints the names of one of the town's undesirables in each day's paper and proceeds to drive the identified individual out of town, despite the efforts of the gang to stop him. Although the saloon owner who heads the gang sets fire to the newspaper office, the cowboy kills him, restores the paper and marries the editor's daughter. He also forces crooks at gunpoint to subscribe to the paper. Variety review pointed out that although the film takes place in a typical western setting, the byline on the paper reads 1919. 140039 2000 Gripsholm MF Tucholsky, Kurt (Novel) Germany German Journalist Kurt (Ulrich Noethen), German-Jewish Newspaper Publisher, writes risqué chanson lyrics and has become a celebrated star of the cabaret. After writing inflammatory articles about the Nazis as they steadily rise to power in the summer of 1932 under the pen name of Ignaz Wrobel, Kurt travels to the Swedish palace of Gripsholm with his girlfriend and their friends. Nothing will ever be the same again. 140040 1970 Grisjakten MF TV Reporter (Olle Westholm) 140041 1971 Grissom Gang, The M SVD 1028 ALDRICH Reporters close in for sensational details of her captivity 140042 2000 Grito, El MF Argentina Tabloid Reporter Estela Duarte (Yareli Arizmendi) is divorcing her cheating husband, has moved her two children in with her mom and has taken the only writing job she can find -- as a reporter for the tabloid, El Grito. She covers a series of grisly murders and mutilations of well-dressed women, each of whom turns out to be a mistress of rich men, including her father-in-law. She shares her research with a policeman in charge of the investigations. Her editor gives her professional support but she is still in danger. Reporter (Rafael Simon) 140043 2008 Grits and Glory N Benrey, Ron and Janet Cameraman Sean Miller of Storm Channel knows the body buried under the rubble wasn’t the victim of a fallen church steeple. Feisty secretary Ann Trask seems to be the only person who agrees with him. But the woman of Sean’s dreams is busy being romanced by a phony celebrity weatherman who cried on cue and hid during the first strong gust of wind, which means it’s time for Sean to invite Ann for some serious off-the-air investigation. Meanwhile, a killer tries to make the hurricane that blew through Glory, North Carolina responsible for the murder. But Sean isn’t buying it. 140044 1976 Grizzly M Reporter (Harvey Flaxman) 140045 2005 Grizzly Man DT Interviewer-Narrator Werner Herzog (Voice). 140046 1942 GroBe Spiel, Dasq MF Germany Reporter Krehlert (Ewald Wenck). 140047 1971 GroBe VerschleiB oder Kommt Andrea von den harten Drogen frei?, Der DF Interviewer Wolf Gremm. 140048 1943 GroBstadtmelodie MF News Media. Ein Reporter, der im See baden geht (Heinz Brilloff, Wolfram Pokorny, Walter Steinweg). Ein Bildreporter bei der Revueprobe (Konrad Thoms, Rudolf Gunther Wagner). 140049 2002 Groom Lake M Cameraman (Norman Stone). 140050 1955 Groom Lay Dead, The NM Coxe, George Harmon Press 140051 1951 Groom Wore Spurs, The M Reporter (Douglas Evans). 140052 1983 Groomed for Murder NM OWN - P Rhodes, Vivian Reporter Nick Comici, street-wise investigative reporter from Brooklyn 140053 2006 Groomsmen, The M Newspaperman (Edward Burns) about to marry pregnant girlfriend. His older brother, cousin and two best boyhood friends gather in beach town on Long Island, N.Y. The five longtime, thirty-something buddies rehash old times, argue and offer revelations. 140054 1974 Groove Tube, The M Parody of TV News. 140055 1993 Gross Misconduct MT O'Malley, Marin (Novel). Paul Gross News Media. Left Reporter (Philip Williams). Anchorperson (Dan Duran). Leaf TV Director (Jack Blum). Former Hockey Player Brian Spencer's life. 140056 1999 Grosse emission II, le retour, La TF Series 1999- Columnist (Axelle Laffont). Columnist (Philippe Bichot). Columnist (Soren Prevost). Host (Jonathan Lambert). 140057 2001 Grosse Pointe: Passion Fish T Episode #16. 2-16-2001 Reporter (Rachael Harris). TV Guide Reporters (Mark Schwed, Katie Wagner). Assistant Cameraman (Lukas H. Scadron-Barry H. Scadron). 140058 2000 Grosse Pointe: Thieves Like Us T Episode #2. 9-29-2000 Photographer (Brian Howe). 140059 1984 Großkotz. Ein Entwicklungsroman N Nolte, Mathias Germany Journalist 140060 1999 Ground Beneath Her Feet, The N Rushdie, Salman Photojournalist Rai Merchant narrates this novel. 140061 2006 Ground Truth, The: After the Killing Ends DT Interviewer-Host Patricia Foulkrod. 140062 2004 Ground War CB Gulf War Journal War Correspondent Scott “Journal” Neithammer and his Photographer Gajaba. The ground war begins. 140063 1988 Ground Zero M Gudgeon, Mac, Jan Sardi (Screenplay) Australia - Ness Book Cameraman Harvey (Colin Friels) attempts to uncover the truth about nuclear testing that may have led to the death of his father in the 1950s. His apartment is a storehouse of media equipment, many devices running at the same time, rats running about. Cameraman is first seen doing a chili dog commercial, he turns into a journalist after receiving an anonymous phone call telling him to watch a report on the evening news about testing. His father worked for Movietone News and shot film on nuclear tests Cameraman's ex-wife working at a television station helps him in his investigation. Harvey thinks his father may have been shot for filming A-bomb tests ion the British army. Harvey sneaks into the Army Film Library and tracks down missing film. Man is killed helping Harvey find stashed footage of the bomb tests. No images on the film because of radiation. But he finds the missing footage attached to the end of the home movies he was having transferred to videotape for his family. TV News Cameraman (Michael Bishop). 140064 1999 Ground Zero T Series Reporter (Marie Finn) 140065 1990 Ground Zero CB Green Hornet, The #14 Publisher Paul Reid of the Sentinel (Green Hornet IV). TV News Reporter. 140066 2004 Grounded For Life: Get a Job T Episode #77. 4-30-2004 Interviewer (Jake O'Flaherty). 140067 1993 Groundhog Day M DVD. L TV Weatherman Phil Chambers (Bill Murray) is arrogant, sarcastic and hates his job. He becomes trapped in a time warp and relives the February 2nd over and over and over again until love saves him. Producer Rita (Andie MacDowell). Cameraman Larry (Chris Elliott). News Reporter (Steve Harvey). Anchorwoman (Carol Bivins). 140068 1951 Grounds for Marriage M Critic (Matt Moore). Music Editor (Julius Tannen). Announcers (Fletcher Markle, Ken Carpenter). 140069 1972 Groundstar Conspiracy, The M Reporters (Don Vance, William Nunn, Peter Lavender, Barry Cahill) 140070 1973 Group Marriage M Interviewer (Ron Gans). 140071 1966 Group, The M AFI-Authors Writer 140072 1963 Group, The N OWN - H McCarthy, Mary Editor Gus Le Roy, an editor and one of the women's lovers. 140073 2000 Growing Pains Movie, The MT Kendall, David Media Relations Director and Former Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is working for a senatorial candidate, discovers he is using dirty tactics to win. She runs against him and becomes the new senator for Washington D.C. Chrissy gets an A+ on her school documentary for recording her mother's victory. 140074 1985 Growing Pains: T Episodes. Series (September 1985 to April 1992). 166 Episodes. Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) worked for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper for first three seasons. She then worked as a TV reporter and later wrote a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper before moving to Washington D.C. Seaver gets a job as Anchor for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. During last seasons, she worked at home writing a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper. Husband Jason Seaver, psychiatrist. Four children. In last episode, Maggie got a job in Washington D.C. 140075 1991 Growing Pains: All the World Is a Stage T Kendall, David Episode #137. 2-13-1991 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Mike competes with a well-established actor for a role in a soap opera, learning how tenuous an acting career can be. After his parents have found out he's not attending courses but working as a "singing waiter," Mike again clashes with his parents. Jason tries to convince him to go to college, but his plans fail. 140076 1987 Growing Pains: Aloha T Guntzelman, Dan Episode s #45-#46. 9-18-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Family spends holidays on Hawaii. Maggie works all night for an article and neglects Jason. She finishes her article and now finally has time for Jason, but it doesn't take long until Susan (Deborah White) calls with the news: Maggie's article series is a hit and she should fly home for an interview. Family is stranded in Maui. Ben videotapes Mike and Carol's Hawaiian romances. 140077 1989 Growing Pains: Anger With Love T Kendall, David and Tim O'Donnell Episode #93. 9-20-1989 Season 5 Opener. TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Jason and Maggie return from the cruise and are upset about Mike and Julie's wedding plans. They try to talk them out of this without success. Then Maggie wants to fire Julie. She calls her parents to take care of the baby. But her plan backfires when her parents support Mike and Julie. 140078 1989 Growing Pains: Anniversary From Hell T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #85. 2-15-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Guests bicker at the Seavers' 20th anniversary surprise party. Maggie and Jason are totally stunned. But it doesn't take long until the guests start to bicker and the party gets out of control. 140079 1986 Growing Pains: Anniversary That Never Was, The T James, Timothy Episode #19. 3-4-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. It's Maggie and Jason's 17th wedding anniversary. The gift from the kids is leaving them alone for the day. Both of them cancel their dates. But then Maggie gets the chance for an interview she was impatiently waiting for -- in Washington. Maggie's assignment interferes with anniversary plans. 140080 1987 Growing Pains: Awful Truth, The T Boutilier, Kate Episode #41. 3-17-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Genealogy assignment unearths a dark family secret. 140081 1991 Growing Pains: B=MC2 T Jung, Cathy Episode #154. 11-30-1991 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel While Jason and Maggie are away, the principal informs Mike that Luke's birth father is back in town -- and wants him back. 140082 1991 Growing Pains: Back to School T Burris, Bob and Michael Ware Episode #143. 9-18-1991. Season 7 Opener Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. 140083 1991 Growing Pains: Bad Day Café T Wiser, Bud Episode #153. 11-23-1991 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel While Jason and Maggie are away, the principal informs Mike that Luke's birth father is back in town -- and wants him back. Mike fears if he brings them together, Luke will go with his father. After Maggie and Jason, who were in Washington, learn of Mike's plans, they had home to convince him he must tell Luke about his father. 140084 1986 Growing Pains: Be a Man T Reinhart, Rich Episode #20. 3-11-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Custodian Mike watches a wild party explore in his home. 140085 1989 Growing Pains: Ben and Mike's Excellent Adventure T Bragin, Rob Episode #105. 12-13-1989 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Mike takes Ben girl chasing. 140086 1988 Growing Pains: Ben's First Kiss T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #78. 12-7-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Ben throws a party to get to know a girl. 140087 1990 Growing Pains: Ben's Movie T Landau, Shelly Episode #117. 4-25-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. For a school project, Ben shoots a movie. When his parents see what he is shooting, they want to watch his work in progress. Ben appears to be a young, neglected boy. Watching the movie, Maggie thinks this is a cry for help. But Jason imagines what the real goal of this movie is. 140088 1991 Growing Pains: Ben's Rap Group T Thicke, Todd Episode #134. 1-23-1991 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Jason becomes Ben's business partner in the management of a rap group, but uses the money he's invested to control Ben. 140089 1990 Growing Pains: Ben's Sure Thing T Landau, Shelly Episode #123. 10-17-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. At the school's Parents Night, the Seavers learn Ben's been telling his friends that the girl he's dating is promiscuous. 140090 1987 Growing Pains: Big Brother Is Not Watching T King, David Tyron Episode #50. 10-13-1987 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Ben asks Carol's advice on getting a new bike from their parents. 140091 1991 Growing Pains: Big Fix, The T DVD -R HQ 10544 (Missing Beginning). SVD 1467 Downer, Leilani Episode #151. 11-9-1991 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Seaver raps a vacuum cleaner that Ben broke. Story is killed because manufacturer owns the paper. Goes on Channel 19 News Live at 5 to tell her Tornado Fax story. Editor Doug Stanton (Peter Jurasik). Anchor Lucy Snyder (Christine Rose) is furious when Maggie fails to deliver the story when she finds out her son was lying. Consumer advocate Maggie raps a vacuum cleaner that Ben broke without telling her. 140092 1988 Growing Pains: Birth of a Seaver T Kendall, David Episode #72. 10-26-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Maggie goes into labor on Ben's 12th birthday and Ben confesses to a patient at the hospital that he's already feeling crowded. Maggie gives birth to a girl, Chrissy, named after Ben's friend. 140093 1987 Growing Pains: Born Free T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #42. 3-31-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Airlines passengers Jason and Mike must deliver a baby. 140094 1987 Growing Pains: Breakfast Club, The T King, David Tyron Episode #32. 1-6-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Grounded liar Mike hears Maggie fibbing to her boss. 140095 1988 Growing Pains: Bringing Up Baby T Walla, Tom Episode #65. 3-9-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Seavers begin to make room for baby, relegating Ben to the guest quarters and making the others lament the changes bound to come. Meanwhile, Maggie grasps for a way to tell her boss, Sid Sidlevich (Ken Tigar) she is pregnant. Upcoming baby changes life at the Seavers. Jason promises to take on fewer patients. Maggie worries about her job -- she still tries to tell her boss she's pregnant. To cheer up Maggie, Jason and the kids decide to decorate the room for the baby. As the guest room is too far away from Jason and Maggie's room, one of the kids has to give up a room. 140096 1987 Growing Pains: Broadway Bound T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #55. 11-24-1987 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. After their success in the school play, Mike and Monica set their sights on a Broadway audition for "Our Town." 140097 1986 Growing Pains: Call Me T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #26. 11-11-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Ben has been calling an X-rated phone service. 140098 1992 Growing Pains: Call of the Wild, The T Burris, Bob and Michael Ware Episode #156. 1-4-1992 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Penniless Mike schemes to give Kate a skiing trip. 140099 1986 Growing Pains: Career Decision T DVD -R HQ 7468 Walla, Tom and Bob Brush Episode #21. 5-6-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) worked for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper for first three seasons. She then worked as a TV reporter and later wrote a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper before moving to Washington D.C. Reporter Maggie and psychiatrist Jason face important career decisions. Maggie, a page 6 writer, gets a page one story and "now I have to dress for page one." Daily Herald City Editor Susan Rush Maggie's story on page one accuses wrong man of bribery. Rush: "Maggie, I'm pulling you from the follow-up and getting a real reporter." Daughter follows Maggie around for a school report. Maggie questions whether going back to newspaper work after 18 years was a good idea. 140100 1987 Growing Pains: Carnival T Sage, Martin Episode #40. 3-10-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Maggie's busy schedule leaves Ben feeling neglected. 140101 1990 Growing Pains: Carol in Jail T Schneider, Mindy Episode #112. 2-14-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Carol lands in jail after a minor traffic violation 140102 1989 Growing Pains: Carol Meets the Real World T Kendall, David Episode #95. 10-4-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Jason tells Carol to get a job. 140103 1985 Growing Pains: Carol's Article T Adelman, Sybil Episode #4. 10-15-1985 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Maggie gives an honest assessment of Carol's writing of an article for her school magazine. Mike and Ben discover track betting. Carol Anne Seaver (Tracey Gold). 140104 1991 Growing Pains: Carol's Carnival T Reinhart, Rich Episode #140. 3-27-1991 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. On a blind date shaping up as a disaster, Carol goes to the carnival, and finds unexpected fun and excitement. 140105 1985 Growing Pains: Carol's Cousin T Curwick, Stephen J. Episode #9. 11-26-1985 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Carol develops a crush on a family friend, who thinks of her as his little sister. 140106 1989 Growing Pains: Carol's Paper T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #98. 10-25-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. An angry Jason confronts Ben and Mike, who gives conflicting versions of how Ben came to sell Carol's old term papers to students at Dewey High -- and to date a seductive 18-year-old. 140107 1989 Growing Pains: Carol's Promotion T Schneider, Mindy Episode #104. 12-6-1989 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Carol is promoted at work and decides against college. 140108 1986 Growing Pains: Charity Begins at Home T Marshall, Steve and Dan Guntzelman Episode #17. 2-18-196 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Ben is ashamed of art project he made for dad's birthday gift. Mike gives him a can to go out and collect money from neighbors claiming it's for charity. Ben gives Jason automatic 35-mm camera for his birthday. Jason wonders how Ben afforded it. Mike lets it slip what happened and Jason is upset. He takes Ben to return the money. Ben ends up giving him the ashtray he made in art class. 140109 1990 Growing Pains: Cheating T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #114. 3-14-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Ben weighs the pros and cons of cheating after he learns the tricks of the test-passing trade from sly schoolmate Vito. 140110 1987 Growing Pains: Choices T Beavers, Susan Episode #33. 1-13-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Carol has the chance to skip a grade, but Mike isn't very delighted about this fact: this would mean he and Carol are attending the same class. Jason is not very pleased, too. Only Maggie is happy about it -- until Carol says that she won't make the same mistake as her mother: marrying, starting a family, having children. Mike has a date with a stewardess. 140111 1985 Growing Pains: Christmas Story, A T Walla, Tom Episode #12. 12-10-1985 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Depressed department store Santa consulting Jason decides to commit suicide by leaping down the Seavers' chimney. 140112 1987 Growing Pains: Confidentially Yours T DVD -R HQ 10313. SV 74 Walla, Tom Episode #44. 5-19-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) worked for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper for first three seasons. She then worked as a TV reporter and later wrote a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper before moving to Washington D.C. Jason knows that the editor who offers Maggie a dream job is a notorious womanizer. Editor Max Drummond (James Sloan). Maggie has nightmare she's up for the Pulitzer Prize along with Woodward and Bernstein from the Washington Post and Walter Cronkite. Who's Maggie Seaver? And much laughter. She's dressed as a chicken. Wakes up in cold sweat. She went to Long Island Journalism Awards dinner the night before and didn't win. 140113 1989 Growing Pains: Coughing Boy T Schneider, Mindy Episode #99. 11-1-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Mike is over the moon when he attends an open casting session and wins a part on a TV cop show -- and crushed when his single line is cut in the editing. 140114 1990 Growing Pains: Daddy Mike T Davis, Elias and David Pollock Episode #122. 10-10-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Mike and his friend scheme to join "Parents Without Mates" to meet women. 140115 1988 Growing Pains: Dance Fever (1) T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #63. 3-1-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Maggie and Jason chaperon the school dance. Mike gets his dream girl at least until she starts to talk. Maggie steps in for an ailing D.J. 140116 1988 Growing Pains: Dance Fever (2) T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #64. 3-2-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Maggie keeps the show running. Great expectations turn our at the Dewey High dance after Mike hears Lydia's voice. Ben and Stinky find themselves in a seedy diner eyeing a pinball machine that pays real money. 140117 1985 Growing Pains: Dirt Bike T Matheson, Ali Marie Episode #10. 12-3-1985 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Mike hurts more than his pride when he takes a nasty fall off a dirt bike that he promised his parents he wouldn't go near. 140118 1990 Growing Pains: Divorce Story T Davis, Elias and David Pollock Episode #130. 12-5-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Jason, happy to see his mother's second marriage crumbling, doesn't want to provide her with professional help. 140119 1986 Growing Pains: Do You Believe in Magic? T Rowland, Melody Episode #29. 12-2-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Mike gives a god speech on fraud. 140120 1992 Growing Pains: Don't Go Changin' T Downer, Leilani and Rich Reinhart Episode #161. 2-29-1992 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Mike thinks his friend is a bad influence on Luke. 140121 1989 Growing Pains: Double Standard T Thicke, Todd Episode #87. 3-1-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Jason punishes Carol and Ben unequally for the same offense when they are both caught after sneaking out for dates without permission. They stand "trial" since both sneaked out of the house for a date. Maggie is the judge. This time Ben gets the severe punishment and Carol goes unpunished. 140122 1986 Growing Pains: Dream Lover T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #28. 11-25-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Carol spreads rumors about herself and a "hunk". 140123 1991 Growing Pains: Eddie, We Hardly Knew Ye T Reinhart, Rich Episode #135. 1-30-1991 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Maggie's dad drops in for unexpected visit with news of his imminent death. After Maggie learns this, she wants to spend some of the time left with her beloved dad. After some days together they decide to go on a fishing trip. But in the midst of preparing for the trip, Maggie gets the call… 140124 1986 Growing Pains: Employee of the Month T Walla, Tom Episode #27. 11-18-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Fired Mike hides the truth from his parents. 140125 1986 Growing Pains: Extra Lap T Curwick, Stephen J. Episode #22. 5-13-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Mike's practical-joker uncle Bob visits from the hereafter. 140126 1988 Growing Pains: Family Ties (1) T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #73. 11-2-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Mike has a showdown with Jason over his rights as an 18-year-old college student, and declares his freedom from parental rule 140127 1988 Growing Pains: Family Ties (2) T Ayers, Becky and Joanna Kerns Episode #74. 11-9-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Jason learns his widowed mother has a beau. Mike moves into the room over the garage and pays rent. Mike and Dad clash over his lack of freedom to do what he wants. Maggie has to settle the dispute once and for all. 140128 1986 Growing Pains: Fast Times at Dewey High T Kendall, David Episode #24. 10-21-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. New school year brings boredom, bullies, and romantic mix-ups. 140129 1989 Growing Pains: Feet of Clay T Thicke, Todd Episode #84. 2-8-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Maggie arranges for Ben to meet his favorite rock musician. 140130 1986 Growing Pains: First Blood T Fink, Mark Episode #14. 1-14-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Jason faces off against Ben's hockey coach, who's teaching the boys to play dirty. Mike learns ballroom dancing. 140131 1989 Growing Pains: Fish Bait T Bragin, Rob Episode #96. 10-11-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. His drama teacher and classmates intimidate Mike. 140132 1992 Growing Pains: Five Fingers of Ben, The T Colker, Jerry Episode #160. 2-22-1992 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Ben takes karate lessons to protect himself. 140133 1989 Growing Pains: Five Grand T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #103. 11-29-1989 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Maggie's parents give Mike, Carol and Ben $5,000 each as part of their inheritance. Mike decides to use money to send his friend to Florida. Carol buys her grandparents two plane tickets to Ireland. Ben goes on a spending spree. Jason and Maggie upset with Ben's spending spree until he told them he had $5,200 - he won another $5,000 as the one-millionth customer at a burger place. 140134 1988 Growing Pains: Fool for Love T Boutilier, Kate Episode #71. 10-19-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Maggie's mood swings try Jason and also put him in embarrassing situations. Ben gets spooked at the prospect of asking a girl to a Halloween party. Jason becomes a disruptive force at Lamaze class. 140135 1989 Growing Pains: Fortunate Son T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #86. 2-22-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. When Mike takes a job at a convenience store, his mother is worried about him working the dangerous night shift. But Mike is more concerned about the favoritism his racist boss shows him as one of the few white employees. Maggie opposes Mike's graveyard shift and wants him to ask the manager for some other shift. 140136 1990 Growing Pains: Future Shock T Thicke, Todd Episode #113. 2-21-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Chrissy becomes a teenager in Maggie's dream, which is influenced by her fear of being an older parent in a sea of youngsters taking their kids to preschool. When Ben violates curfew once again, Maggie has to deal with the fact that, now with Chrissy, they have to through all this once again. 140137 1987 Growing Pains: Gone But Not Forgotten T Shelly, Carolyn Episode #52. 11-3-1987 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Returning home from Maggie's birthday party, the Seavers find out they have had an unwelcomed visit from burglars. The fact that strangers went through their house, touched or used things they belong to them and also the thought that the culprits still could be in their house makes the Seavers feel really uneasy. And there is the chance the burglars could return. 140138 1988 Growing Pains: Graduation Day T Marshall, Steve and Dan Guntzelman Episode #70. 5-4-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. At Mike's high-school graduation, family members recall moments when it seemed like his graduation would never take place. Maggie and Jason are very proud of Mike. 140139 1988 Growing Pains: Great Expectations T Kendall, David Episode #62. 2-9-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Letter from the girl he met in Hawaii has Mike scheming to fly to Los Angeles to see her without his parents' knowing. 140140 1988 Growing Pains: Guess Who's Coming To Dinner? T Episode #75. 11-16-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. 140141 1990 Growing Pains: Happy Halloween T Abramowitz, Jay and Nick Lerose and Dan Guntzelman Episodes #125-#126. 10-31-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Seavers spend a rainy Halloween night telling ghost stories. Ed Sullivan (Jerome Patrick Hoban). Maggie tells an educational, but not very scary, story. 140142 1987 Growing Pains: Higher Education T Beavers, Susan Episode #34. 1-20-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Girl raises a grade for Mike, then demands payment. 140143 1991 Growing Pains: Home Malone T Reinhart, Rich Episode #152. 11-14-1991 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Ghost of Maggie's father oversees the Seavers' visit to her childhood home. She and the family return to her mother's home to brush up the house for sale. House is filled with memories. 140144 1991 Growing Pains: Home Schooling T Lerose, Nick and Mike Sullivan Episode #141. 4-17-1991 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Maggie teaches Ben at home after he is suspended from school After two weeks, there are signs that at school Ben will go on where he left off. She decides that she's tutoring him for the rest of the year. 140145 1990 Growing Pains: Home Show, The T O'Donnell, Tim and David Kendall Episode #108. 1-17-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Seavers' reception to raise money for a free mental-health clinic spells disaster when they forget the date of the party and must scramble at the last minute for a caterer. 140146 1988 Growing Pains: Homecoming Queen T Episode #76. 11-23-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Carol selected to the Dewey High homecoming court. Pretty young girl still lives with image of herself as homely, nerdy, slightly overweight teen-ager she used to be. Nightmare that she morphs into her old self and the entire school torments her. Accepts nomination in the end. Turns out all the popular homecoming queen nominees are just as nervous as Carol is, if not more so. She does not get to be homecoming queen but has a great time at the dance. 140147 1992 Growing Pains: Honest Abe T Braff, Wendy Episode #157. 1-17-1992 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper. Luke's homeless friend steals a Seaver memento. 140148 1991 Growing Pains: How Could I Leave Her Behind? T Weinberger, Jake and Mike Weinberger Episode #132. 1-2-1991 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Mike's friend shows up for double date with Mike's ex-girlfriend 140149 1988 Growing Pains: How the West Was Won (1) T Marshall, Steve and Dan Guntzelman Episode #68. 4-20-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Maggie has to do a live report from Dewey High School. The coach has been fired. Mike decides to help him with the help of Carol. Together they collect signatures and after this attempt has failed, they organize a sit-in at the school. Reporter Maggie Malone is there to cover the event. 140150 1988 Growing Pains: How the West Was Won (2) T Marshall, Steve and Dan Guntzelman Episode #69. 4-26-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Jason, Carol, Mike and Boner are arrested in demonstration over dismissal of the coach. Kids have seen Maggie Malone's report on TV and know that the coach is leaving. 140151 1989 Growing Pains: In Carol We Trust T Walla, Tom Episode #81. 1-18-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Carol sneaks out of the house for a date. 140152 1991 Growing Pains: In vino veritas T Reinhart, Rich Episode #145. 9-28-1991 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Mike persuades Jason and Maggie to let Luke stay with them temporarily, then Jason's wine cellar goes missing. 140153 1991 Growing Pains: It's Not Easy Being Green T Downer, Leilani Episode #155. 12-21-1991 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper. Christmas brings anger and angst to the Seavers. 140154 1986 Growing Pains: Jason and the Cruisers T Walla, Tom Episode #23. 9-30-1986. Season 2 Opener. Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Maggie plans a surprise reunion for Jason's college rock band. 140155 1990 Growing Pains: Jason Flirts, Maggie Hurts T Weinberger, Jack and Mike Weinberger Episode #124.10-24-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Flirty Jason gets jealous when Maggie turns the tables. 140156 1991 Growing Pains: Jason Sings the Blues T Colker, Jerry Episode #148. 10-19-1991 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Luke is afraid to visit the doctor, so Jason accompanies him -- but it's Jason who turns out to need surgery. He has a hernia -- the week before his own psychiatric banquet. At the banquet, Jason finally agrees to take painkillers. At the same time, Maggie, who can't watch him suffer any longer, places them in his dinner -- an overdose results with strange side effects. 140157 1990 Growing Pains: Jason vs. Maggie T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #109. 1-24-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Ben asks permission to get his ear pierced, which leads to a serious argument between his parents. Maggie, who now is responsible for raising the kids, is in charge. 140158 1986 Growing Pains: Jason's Rib T Walla, Tom Episode #30. 12-9-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Proposed school dress code puts Maggie and Jason at odds. 140159 1985 Growing Pains: Jealousy T Marlens, Neal Episode #3. 10-8-1985 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Jason fumes when Maggie spends long hours on a toxic waste story with handsome co-worker Fred. Maggie is working on a toxic-waste story with her partner Fred. She has only her story in mind and works all day until late at night. With Fred. And this makes Jason jealous. 140160 1987 Growing Pains: Jimmy Durante Died For Your Sins T Shelby, Carolyn and Christopher Ames Episode #39. 3-3-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Carol wants to use radio contest winnings on a nose job. 140161 1986 Growing Pains: Kid, The T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #31. 12-16-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Ben invites a street girl home for the holidays. 140162 1991 Growing Pains: Kid's Still Got It, The T Colker, Jerry Episode #149. 10-26-1991 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Carol accompanies Maggie to a resort, which turns out to be hosting a singles convention. Meanwhile, the all-male weekend planned at home is ruined when Chrissy is set home with head lice. 140163 1992 Growing Pains: Last Picture Show T Braff, Wendy and Bob Burris and Jerry Colker and Leilani Downer and Cathy Jung and Rich Reinhart and Liz Sage and Michael Ware and Dan Wilcox. Episodes #165-#166. 4-25-1992 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper. She quits her newspaper job and is now going to Washington D.C. as a Media Relations Director. Maggie is offered a plum job in Washington D.C. Seavers move to Washington D.C. but share a final meal and memories in the empty house. Maggie returns from Washington with big news -- Senator Howard offered her the vacant job as a Media Relations Director. The bad news is that this would mean the family has to move to Washington. At first, Jason has problems with this but after he heard about what a wonderful chance this is, he favors the move. Carol favors it too but Ben is against it and Mike just thinks this is kind of a trick. 140164 1992 Growing Pains: Last Picture Show (1) T SV 143 Episode #165. 4-25-1992 Journalist Maggie Seaver worked for Long Island newspaper for first three seasons. Then she got a job as TV Anchor for Channel 19 News and worked there through middle of 5th season. During last seasons, worked at home writing consumer awareness column. Maggie is offered a plum job in Washington D.C. 140165 1990 Growing Pains: Let's Go Europe (1) T Kendall, David Episode #127. 11-7-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Jason buys an anniversary trip to Paris from travel agent Mike, who himself wins a European tour that falls apart. Maggie, in Paris, is struck with appendicitis. 140166 1990 Growing Pains: Let's Go Europe (2) T Burris, Bob and Michael Ware Episode #128. 11-14-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Maggie is hospitalized in Paris after an appendectomy, while Mike finds himself stuck on the road with an angry customer. 140167 1990 Growing Pains: Let's Go Europe (3) T Ware, Michael and Bob Burris Episode #129. 11-28-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. At the hospital, Jason tries to cheer up Maggie the best he can but the effect is contrary -- and an angry Maggie "suggests" he should visit Paris alone. Mike and Amy continue to bicker their way toward Paris. 140168 1991 Growing Pains: Like Father, Like Son T Cheung, Vince and Ben Montanio Episode #133. 1-9-1991 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. An interfamily communications seminar, Mike and Jason discover just how alike they are. 140169 1986 Growing Pains: Long Day's Journey Into Night T Kendall, David Episode #25. 10-28-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Cheerleader befriends Carol solely to meet Mike. 140170 1987 Growing Pains: Long Goodbye, The T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #43. 5-5-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Maggie wants Jason to fire the elderly handyman he hired to fix the furnace, but he refuses because the man is a friend. 140171 1986 Growing Pains: Love Song of M. Aaron Seaver, The T Margolin, Arnold Episode #13. 1-7-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Mike backs out of the family-bowling match so he can date a snobbish girlfriend. 140172 1991 Growing Pains: Maggie Seaver's: Meaning of Life, The T Abramowitz, Jay Episode #136. 2-6-1991 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Jason takes Maggie on a tropical getaway to lift her spirits after her father's death, trusting Chrissy to Mike and Carol. Two weeks have past and Maggie, still grieving, is driving herself mad. To help her overcome this situation, Jason goes with her on vacation to Hawaii. Death also has had a great impact on Maggie who now searches for the "meaning of life." 140173 1992 Growing Pains: Maggie's Brilliant Career T Boutilier, Kate Episode #163. 4-4-1992 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel After learning that her roommate from college and also her rival has won the Pulitzer Prize, Maggie questions her career and life. A list she made in college with all the things she wants to do in her life shows she has reached only a few of her goals. So she decides to settle the points one after one -- the first thing she wants to do is to rope down from a mountain. 140174 1989 Growing Pains: Mandingo T Kendall, David and Tim O'Donnell Episode #80. 1-11-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Maggie has planned a weekend trip to Martha's Vineyard. Nanny Julie comes along to take care of the baby. They need two cars. Mike, the nanny and Chrissy start earlier. Others get lost and miss last ferryboat so Mike and the nanny are alone for the night. 140175 1988 Growing Pains: Marrying King, The T Kendall, David Episode #59. 1-5-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Reason flies out the window when Bobby and his parents arrive at the Seavers' for dinner and a special announcement -- that Bobby and Carol are engaged. 140176 1991 Growing Pains: Meet the Seavers T Burris, Bob and Michael Ware Episode #139. 3-6-1991 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. In an homage to The Twilight Zone, Ben awakens to discover he's Jeremy Miller, an actor on the set of "Meet the Cleavers". Ben gets caught after returning with the car. After the lecturing he hugs his parents thinking they will drop the punishment. When this doesn't happen, he angrily says he would like to live in a TV show rather than real life. 140177 1992 Growing Pains: Ménage a Luke T Thicke, Todd Episode #159. 2-8-1992 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Love triangle involves Ben, Luke and a classmate 140178 1987 Growing Pains: Michaelgate T Marshall, Steve Episode #49. 10-6-1987 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Mike is unaware that he's been nominated for student-body president because he's "a sure loser." 140179 1990 Growing Pains: Midnight Cowboy T Lerose, Nick Episode #120. 9-26-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Mike is broke and homeless in New York City. 140180 1989 Growing Pains: Mike and Julie's Wedding T Kendall, David Episode #94. 9-27-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Julie and Mike suffer prenuptial jitters. 140181 1990 Growing Pains: Mike the Director T Bragin, Rob Episode #115. 3-21-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. In a moment of introspection as he prepares to graduate, Mike wrestles with self-doubt about his ability as a director. 140182 1990 Growing Pains: Mike, Kate and Julie T Kendall, David Episode #110. 1-31-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. While on a Valentine's Day dinner date with Kate, Mike runs into Julie at the restaurant. 140183 1990 Growing Pains: Mike, the Teacher T Schneider, Mindy Episode #111. 2-7-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Mike goes to work as a substitute teacher. 140184 1990 Growing Pains: Mike's Choice T Kendall, David Episode #119. 9-19-1990. Season 6 Opener Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. When Mike lands a role in an off-Broadway play, he leaves college to pursue acting full-time in New York City. 140185 1985 Growing Pains: Mike's Madonna Story T Marlens, Neal Episode #6. 11-5-1985 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Mike's infatuation with a Madonna look-alike worries Maggie. 140186 1989 Growing Pains: Mom of the Year T Ayers, Becky Episode #82. 1-25-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Maggie prepares for "Working Mother of the Year" acceptance speech. Maggie has to work late into the night so she can't make it for the ceremony where she should receive the working mother of the year award. 140187 1988 Growing Pains: Mom Who Knew Too Much, The T Boutilier, Kate Episode #61. 1-26-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Maggie and Carol share confidences at the beauty salon, but later Carol learns to her chagrin that a secret isn't safe with Maggie What really bothers Maggie is she can't tell Jason Carol's secret because she would break her promise. When she does anyway, Jason confronts his daughter and Carol gets angry at her mother and Maggie at Jason for breaking confidences. 140188 1987 Growing Pains: My Brother, Myself T Beavers, Susan Episode #38. 2-24-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Mike plays Cupid for smitten Ben and his baby sitter. 140189 1989 Growing Pains: Nanny, The T Abbott, Kevin Episode #79. 1-4-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Maggie starts working again and other family members help take care of Chrissy. They soon realize they can't handle it. So Maggie and Jason agree to hire a nanny, with Jason in charge. Kids and Jason are extremely satisfied with an attractive 19-year-old. But Maggie demands Jason fire her. He insists she stays. And the battle is on. TV News Director Sid Sidlevich (Ken Tigar). Anchorman (Kevin Brophy). 140190 1987 Growing Pains: Nasty Habits T Shelby, Carolyn and Christopher Ames Episode #58. 12-15-1987 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Maggie and Jason try to keep Mike in his room to complete an English paper, but Mike's mind is of course elsewhere. 140191 1989 Growing Pains: New Deal, The (1) T Landau, Shelly Episode #100. 11-8-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Things change. A Public Relations team scrutinizes Channel 19 closely and most are afraid of getting fired after the News Director Sid Sidlevich (Ron Tigar) gets the boot. Maggie, after lots of fear, gets a promotion and is now the head of the news team with a seven-year contract. Jason helps out at a friend's clinic while his office is renovated. Also gets a great offer working there full time. A dream has come true for him. But there's the deal with Maggie that one parent always should stay at home. 140192 1989 Growing Pains: New Deal, The (2) T Landau, Shelly Episode #101. 11-15-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Jason wants to tell Maggie about his officer and is very optimistic that she will agree the deal is no longer needed because the kids are old enough to look out for themselves. Returning home, the minute he opens the door, he knows that it will stay a dream -- Ben's throwing a party with Mike's help and Carol is flirting with Frank who's doing Jason's office. Maggie is down again when the public relations team shoots a commercial full of lies. 140193 1987 Growing Pains: Not Necessarily The News T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #48. 9-29-1987 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. After Maggie has quit her old job she now tries to find a new one -- but simply can't. After a talk with a 'wise man' she decides to stay at home and does the housework - and drives the rest of the family mad. Finally she lands job at Channel 19. Family scrambles to help find an out-of-work Maggie a job after she turns into Super Mom, preparing oversize meals and assigning new chores. 140194 1991 Growing Pains: Not With My Carol You Don't T Downer, Leilani Episode #138. 2-20-1991 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Though Jason had an insensitive Carol pitch in at the clinic, he objects to her dating an ex-con she meets there. 140195 1988 Growing Pains: Nude Photos T Episode #77. 11-30-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Mike's photography course includes nude studies. 140196 1988 Growing Pains: Obscure Objects of Our Desire, The T Episodes #66-#67. 3-30-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Spring-cleaning breathes new life into the family's household objects, and each has a story to tell (via flashbacks from past episodes). Household objects continue to recall occasions in the Seaver home. 140197 1989 Growing Pains: Paper Route T Kendall, David Episode #102. 11-22-1989 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Paper Boy. Ben assumes Mike's paper route for half the money. 140198 1991 Growing Pains: Paper Tigers T SV 107 Downer, Leilani Episode. #146. 10-5-91 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Columnist job pits Maggie and Jason against each other for a columnist's job at a newspaper 140199 1991 Growing Pains: Paper Tigers T Downer, Leilani Episode #146. 10-5-1991. Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Jason and Maggie compete to write a newspaper column. Ben hates his glasses. Editor Doug Stanton (Peter Jurasik). Jason gets the offer to write a psychology column for the Long Island Sentinel after his appearance as an expert witness in court. Maggie, thinking that Doug Stanton, the editor-in-chief and her former boss, cheated on Jason, is negotiating a better deal for him. In the course of this she also lands a column but learns later there's only money for one -- hers or Jason's. Let the war begin. 140200 1985 Growing Pains: Pilot T Marlens, Neal Episode #1. 9-24-1985 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) worked for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper for first three seasons. She then worked as a TV reporter and later wrote a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper before moving to Washington D.C. Maggie goes back to work as a journalist, prompting psychologist Jason to move his office into their home so he can keep his eye on the kids. Things don't get off to a great start: the first night he gets a call from the police that Mike has been picked up for illegally driving a car. Maggie and Jason met in 1968 and a 18, Maggie and Jason married. Both graduated from Boston College. She worked for Newsweek (1969-1970), the Long Island Daily Herald (1985-1987), Channel 19 (1987-1989) Offer from the New York Clarion refused in 1987. Consumer Awareness Columnist for Long Island Sentinel in 1992. Media Relations Director for a United States Senator beginning in 1992. 140201 1987 Growing Pains: Reason to Live, A T King, David Tyron Episode #57. 12-8-1987 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Jason meets a girl Jill, who works on a project with Eddie Mike, and boner. Jill needs to talk to Jason 140202 1989 Growing Pains: Recruiter, The T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #88. 3-15-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Carol doesn't want to attend her parents' alma mater. Jason and Maggie want her to go to Boston College. Carol tries to flunk the interview. To succeed with this plan, Mike hires someone from the street to play her dad during the interview with the Boston College representative. 140203 1986 Growing Pains: Reputation T Kendall, David Episode #18. 2-25-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Mike fails to study for a test again. He writes crib notes on his shoes. He takes the test and somehow knows answers without having to look at his shoes. Bragging about success, he puts his feet up on desk to relax and the principal sees the crib notes. Jason and Maggie are called to the school. Mike says he really knew the answers, absorbed the material as he was writing the information on his shoes. Principal allows Mike to take a make-up test clad only in his underwear., 140204 1990 Growing Pains: Return of the Triangle, The T Landau, Shelly Episode #107. 1-10-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. David turns to Mike for help with Kate. 140205 1990 Growing Pains: Roommates T Burris, Bob and Michael Ware Episode #121. 10-3-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Mike becomes roommates with sister Carol, now a Columbia University student. 140206 1987 Growing Pains: Scarlet Letter, The T Boutilier, Kate Episode #56. 12-1-1987 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Unearned "A" makes Carol doubt her academic record. 140207 1986 Growing Pains: Seavers vs. The Cleavers, The T Beavers, Susan Episode #16. 1-28-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. PTA head rejects the Seavers as dance chaperones. 140208 1989 Growing Pains: Second Chance T Kendall, David Episode #90. 4-12-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Carol and her boyfriend attend a college fraternity party where alcohol was served. Sandy injured in car accident. Driven drunk and is likely to face charges. Jason is furious when he finds out. Maggie more understanding. Carol tells Sandy she'll see him later -- but later never arrives. When they arrive home, Mike breaks the news that Sandy has died. Carol is at first in angry denial, but as Mike lets the family in on more details, it is obvious Carol is about to learn a painful lesson about drinking and driving. 140209 1989 Growing Pains: Semper Fidelis T Kendall, David Episode #83. 2-1-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Boner flunks out of college and joins the Marines 140210 1989 Growing Pains: Show Ninety - Who Knew? T Abbott, Kevin Episode #89. 3-22-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Jason intervenes when Mike gets bad grades in psychology. 140211 1985 Growing Pains: Slice of Life T Reinhart, Rich Episode #8. 11-19-1985 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Coming across a compatibility test in Jason's office, Maggie decides she and Jason should fill it out, but her answers don't tab with his. Meanwhile, Mike feigns interest in karate when his real goal is a girl attending the course. 140212 1986 Growing Pains: Slice of Life II T Walla, Tom Episode #15. 1-21-1986 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Jason is writing an article and has a really bad mood until Maggie announces that she may be pregnant. Maggie casually mentions to Jason that she might be pregnant. Mike acts as a weekend servant to Ben. and Carol wants to divorce her class-project husband. 140213 1987 Growing Pains: Some Enchanted Evening T Beavers, Susan Episode #35. 1-27-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Winter formal causes opposite problems for Carol and Mike. 140214 1985 Growing Pains: Springsteen T Kendall, David Episode #2. 10-1-1985 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Jason embarrasses Mike at a Bruce Springsteen concert when they are interviewed together. Reporter (unknown actor) 140215 1985 Growing Pains: Standardized Test T Marlens, Neal Episode #11. 12-5-1985 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Mike doodles on his aptitude test and winds up with an IQ score of 27. 140216 1987 Growing Pains: Star is Born, A T Kendall, David Episode #51. 10-27-1987 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Star is born when Mike lands a leading role in the school play opposite the lovely Monica. 140217 1988 Growing Pains: State of the Union T Boutilier, Kate Episode #60. 1-12-1988 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Maggie works quite hard in a world "dominated by men." But this doesn't only strain her but also her marriage with Jason. While she has to wait for a five-minute talk with her boss, Jason makes friends with him in the minute he meets him. But Maggie's touchiness actually has a completely different reason, one she learns from a doctor later. Boss Sid Sidlevich (Ken Tigar). Maggie fumes over the many irritants that seem to be driving her and Jason apart -- until unexpected news sheds light on the situation. 140218 1991 Growing Pains: Stop, Luke and Listen T Sage, Liz Episode #144. 9-25-1991 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Mike gets involved when he learns his prize pupil Luke is homeless. Maggie cooks all day and learns at dinner that Kate is keeping a strict diet. 140219 1985 Growing Pains: Superdad! T Walla, Tom Episode #5. 10-29-1985 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Maggie accuses Jason of monopolizing the children. 140220 1987 Growing Pains: Taking Care of Business T O'Donnell, Tim Episode #47. 9-22-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Mike uses double talk to sell stereos. 140221 1989 Growing Pains: Teach Me T Episode #97. 10-18-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Carol brings a bogus boyfriend to a family party. 140222 1987 Growing Pains: Thank God It's Friday T Guntzelman, Dan Episode #37. 2-10-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Mike and his friends go to a college party and have to decide whether to use drugs or not. 140223 1987 Growing Pains: Thank You, Willie Nelson T Kendall, David Episode #36. 2-3-1987 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Maggie's quarreling parents come to visit the Seavers. Maggie tells her mom that she should not tolerate all decisions her husband makes but should always say what she thinks. This leads to an argument between her parents. 140224 1989 Growing Pains: The Looooove Boat (1) T Kendall, David Episode #91. 4-26-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Jason's mother plans to ed aboard a cruise ship. 140225 1989 Growing Pains: The Looooove Boat (2) T Kendall, David Episode #92. 5-3-1989 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Jason tries to mend his mother's broken wedding plans. 140226 1991 Growing Pains: There Must Be a Pony T Sage, Liz Episode #150. 11-2-1991 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Nouveau riche neighbors move in next door. Ben is forced to look after Luke on his first day of high school. Jason's scheme to let Chrissie stay up late backfires when the neighbors throw a lavish party. 140227 1987 Growing Pains: This Is Your Life T Kendall, David Episode #54. 11-17-1987 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. During a tonsillectomy, Ben has an out-of-body experience, dreaming that he escapes with a friendly cabbie, only to find a new Ben has replaced him at home. 140228 1990 Growing Pains: Triangle, The T Landau, Shelly Episode #106. 1-3-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Mike falls for his leading lady. 140229 1992 Growing Pains: Truck Stops Here T Colker, Jerry Episode #162. 3-21-1992 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Visit by ailing father poses dilemma for Luke in his final appearance on the show. Luke (Leonardo DiCaprio). 140230 1992 Growing Pains: Vicious Cycle T Jung, Cathy Episode #158. 2-1-1992 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Maggie and Jason put Mike on the spot for Luke's curfew problems. 140231 1991 Growing Pains: Viva Las Vegas T Landau, Shelly Episode #142. 4-24-1991 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Mike and Kate accompany the eloping Eddie and a hat-check bimbette to Law Vegas, giving Mike and Carol the wrong idea. 140232 1990 Growing Pains: Weekend at Mike's T Landau, Shelly and David Kendall Episode #116. 4-4-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. With Jason's wallet missing, the Seavers must rely on others to provide them with room and board while their house is being fumigated. 140233 1985 Growing Pains: Weekend Fantasy T Margolin,, Arnold Episode #7. 11-12-1985 Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) works for Long Island Daily Herald newspaper. Jason and Maggie want to go to a mountain lodge for a weekend, but are reluctant to leave the kids alone. 140234 1990 Growing Pains: Where There's a Will T Kendall, David Episode #118. 5-2-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Jason and Mike head off together to inspect the mountain cabin Jason has inherited from his Uncle George 140235 1987 Growing Pains: Who's Zoomin' Who? T Walla, Tom Episode #53. 11-10-1987 TV Anchor Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) for Channel 19 News using her maiden name, Maggie Malone. She worked there through the middle of the 5th season when she decided to stay at home. Bobby's annoying habits make Carol look elsewhere for the man of her dreams -- just in time for her to notice a new student. 140236 1990 Growing Pains: World According to Chrissy, The T Downer, Leilani Episode #131. 12-19-1990 Freelance Journalist Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) is the parent who stays home after working as a newspaper reporter and TV anchor for years. Chrissy starts spending much time with her imaginary friend, a six-foot-tall mouse named Ike. Maggie thinks she has a big problem. Talking to Chrissy's kindergarten nurse, she says this could be the result of someone, from the family probably, not paying her the attention she wants. 140237 1992 Growing Pains: Wrath of Con Ed T Sage, Liz Episode #164. 4-11-1992 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Power failure causes dissensions in the Seaver household. Maggie and Jason are stuck in a traffic jam on their way to a romantic evening nobody really wants -- but it was planned a long time ago and nobody wants to upset the other. 140238 1991 Growing Pains: Young and the Homeless, The T Burris, Bob and Michael Ware Episode #147. 10-12-1991 Consumer Reporter Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) writes a consumer awareness column for the local newspaper, the Long Island Sentinel Mike gears up for his big day as a TV soap opera star just as Luke gears up to move out of the Seavers' 140239 2000 Growing Up Brady MT PR Publicity Photographer (Mark Chaet). Cameraman (Mike Lookinland). 140240 1930 Growing Wild M Ness Writer Robert Story (Arthur Hoyt) 140241 2005 Grown Folks Business: Novel, A N Murray, Victoria Christopher Journalist Christopher Hart. 140242 2005 Grown Men MT Interviewer (Chuck Carter). 140243 1924 Grub Street Nights Entertainment N Squire, John Collings Press 140244 1731 Grub-Street Opera, The P USC Fielding, Henry Newsmongers 140245 2006 Grudge 2, The M Journalist (Edison Chen) helps a woman cope with the curse of a slaughtered family who comes to Japan to retrieve her hospitalized sibling. 140246 1991 Grudge Match, The DT Commentator Steve Albert, sportscaster 140247 1967 Gruesome Twosome, The M Radio Newscaster (Joseph Delino - Voice). Radio Announcer (Herschell Gordon Lewis - Voice). 140248 1993 Grumpy Old Men M Weatherman (Steve Cochran). 140249 1946 Gründer. Vorspiel einer deutschen Tragikkomödie N Erpenbeck, Fritz Germany Journalist 140250 1985 Grunt! Wrestling Movie, The M News Media. Hackensack Reporter (Leon Martel). Ring Announcers (Dan Coffeey, Albert Pugliese, Elliott Davis). American Announcer (Ed Cook). Georgia Ringside Announcers (Ariene Lorre, Brick Gold). 140251 1996 Gry uliczne MF Poland TV Station Owner Janek Rosa (Redbad Klynstra-Klijnstra). Reporter from Janek's TV Station (Omar Sangare). TV Boss Andrzej (Waldemar Szczepaniak). Cameraman Witek (Robert Gonera). 140252 2007 GSG 9 - Die Elite Einheit TF Reporters (Dirk Burger, Thomas Wegner) 140253 1999 GTO C Japan. Series 1999 TV Reporter (Kate Davis - Voice). Reporters (Dorothy Elias, Kate Davis-Fahn - Voice). TV Newscaster (Michelle Ruff - Voice). Announcer (Kirk Thornton - Voice). Cameraman (Dave Wittenberg - Voice). 140254 2001 Gua Sha MF Reporter Mary (Stephanie Vogt). 140255 1943 Guadalcanal Diary M L Tregaskis, Richard, former War Correspondent (Book). Jerry Cady (Adaptation). Lamar Trotti (Screenplay). Ness Book. Quinn. War Correspondent-Narrator (Reed Hadley). Realistic film by Real-Life Correspondent Richard Tregaskis' book: "A new chapter in the history of America by a correspondent who landed on Guadalcanal with the first detachment of United States Marines." Voice-over commentary adds to documentary quality by including specific details such as dates of events depicted. Newsreel footage of actual battles. Correspondents' efforts to transmit their stories. Dependence on press even in war is demonstrated in one scene in which the soldiers receive copies of Time magazine in the mail which they are told to study diligently. One comments that now they can find out how they are doing. 140256 1943 Guadalcanal Diary DT Tregaskis, Richard War Correspondent Richard Tregaskis, a volunteer combat corespondent, was there in the summer and fall of 1942 when American Marines landed on the South Pacific Island of Guadalcanal and began the slow, bloody work of defeating the Japanese empire. The landing was significant not only for the outcome of World War II, but also for the conduct of war ever since, for the invasion of Guadalcanal marked the first time that a combined air, sea and land assault had ever been attempted. Tregaskis braved much danger to bring the story of the fighting to American readers. But he was not one to celebrate his own exploits, being more concerned with the brave young men from all over the United States who fought and died in appalling numbers. ` 140257 1948 Guard of Honor N OWN - H Cozzens, James Could Editor. Captain Nathaniel Hicks, an editor in civilian life but now an officer in Special Projects. Little journalism. 140258 2008 Guardian of Eden N Strothman, Eleanor Reporter Carol Keller, a recent college graduate, lands a job with the Eden Eagle, a daily newspaper in Westchester County, New York. She always wanted to be a reporter but her real-life job while attending college in Albany, New York, was assisting a State Assembly representative. Soon after Carol becomes a reporter she begins digging into why a South Eden town supervisor was killed gangland style. She becomes an eyewitness to a mass murder of more politicians during a town planning board meeting. When the District Attorney urges her top for her own safety, Carol knows she is into something big. But as she zeros in on the motive, the killers zero in on her. Can Carol uncover the truth and uncover the evil closing in around her -- before she is killed? 140259 1713 Guardian, The ER COPY Steele, Richard Fictional Journalist created by Steele. Nester Ironside is the "Guardian," the persona or putative editor of the new periodical. Ironside is a name suggesting at once wisdom and strength. Lizard Family used as a literary device. 140260 2004 Guardian, The: All Is Mended T Episode #59. 2-10-2004 Interviewer (Cy Roscoe Strickland). 140261 2003 Guardian, The: Back in the Ring T Episode #41. 4-1-2003 Reporter (Paige Brooks). 140262 2004 Guardian, The: Remember T Episode #64. 4-6-2004 News Vendor (Dominic Testa). 140263 2005 Guardians P Morris, Peter British Tabloid Reporter (Lee Pace) one of two monologues. He is gleefully amoral. Journalists and all the players in the war on terror are merely tops and bottoms in a global game of S&M. “Guardians” is structure as a series of monologues alternating between two characters who never meet. One is a self-consciously stereotypical gay Englishman (Adam Standley in the 2005 production), with a nicely cut suit and an admirably delivered public school accent. He’s a hack tabloid journalist specializing in lurid human interest stories, but with a mind to make it into the “heavies” and be a columnist for the Guardian. The other is a nameless American soldier is a girl from small-town West Virginia who’s in military jail on charges of abusing prisoners at Abu Ghraib. The first three or four of the gay reporter’s monologues are less narrative pieces then lectures on the process of news, the power of photos, and the way in which media makes simple and misleading narratives of complex situations. While you initially suspect that the character may play some role in uncovering the scandal, by the time you realize he’s more Stephen Glass than Sy Hersh, the play’s made its point that there’s not much of a difference between the two. Just because this reporter’s not embedded with the troops doesn’t make his fabrications any more or less true than the real articles with an Iraq dateline. News is an exercise in power. Who is supposed to guard the guardian in a world of spin and the 24-hour newscycle. 140264 1971 Guardians, The: Appearances T Episode #6. 8-14-1971. Sci-Fi Newscaster (Michael Smee). 140265 1971 Guardians, The: Pursuit T Episode #2. 7-17-1971. Sci-Fi Newscaster (Michael Smee). 140266 1931 Guardsman, The M VHS 1491 Critic. Bernhardt the Critic (Roland Young). 140267 1954 Guatemala DT NBC Host Marshall Bannell 140268 2003 Gud taler med hende DF Denmark Interviewer Ulla Terkelsen 140269 2002 Gudari Galvez (aka Galvez y el cambio del cambio) N Reverete, Jorge Martinez #3 Galvez Novels Reporter Julio Galvez is employed as a journalist but he is not particularly talented and the periodical for which he works is considered second rate in Madrid. 140270 1999 Guds born MF Journalist (Karsten Baago) 140271 2008 Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, The N Shaffer, Mary Ann and Annie Barrows Dial Press. 277 pages. London Newspaper Columnist Juliet Ashton is a single woman in her early 30s. The year is 1946 and Ashton lives in London, a city from which the pall of World War II has not yet lifted. Rubble is still being cleared, dead identified and delicacies rationed. It is an epistolary novel -- we get to know Juliet and her friends through their letters and telegrams to one another. Juliet is a single woman in possession of a promising literary career but is coy about whether she is in want of husband. Several candidates present themselves including her Publisher Sidney, and a rich, handsome American. Juliet receives a letter from one Dawsey Adams who lives on a farm on Guernsey, one of the Channel Islands. He has acquired a used book with Juliet’s name and address written in it and wonders whether she can help him obtain more books like it. The book is Charles Lamb’s “Selected Essays of Elia.” When Dawsey remarks on how cheerful Juliet is, she bristles: “A sunny nature? A light heart? I have never been so insulted. Light-hearted is a short step from witless in my book.” Juliet industriously and entertainingly whittles down her roster of suitors. 140272 1992 Guerre sans nom, La DF France. Interviewer Patrick Rotman. 140273 2008 Guerrilla M Soderbergh, Steven and Peter Buchman (Screenplay). Journalist (Aaron Staton). United Nations Reporter (Joe Doinsky). Network Cameramen (Rob Alicea, Steve Weisz). 140274 2007 Guerrilla Distribution M Interviewer (Anna Grayson). UK 140275 2004 Guerrilla Warfare Video Fanzine (Never Give Up/World War III) DT Third and Final Edition documenting New York City Area Hardcore Punk Scene, 2001-2003. Editor James Spooner, Afro-Punk. 140276 1951 Guess Again DT Interviewer Mike Wallace, game show host 140277 1952 Guess What Happened? DT Game News. Panel tries to guess unusual news story involving guest. John Cameron Swayze, host. Ben Grauer 140278 1998 Guess What? We're Married NR Meier, Susan Silhouette Editor Grace Wright is astonished when her long-missing husband surfaces after disappearing years ago. Can the virile secret agent persuade the lovely newspaper editor to forgive him with sizzling kisses and a declaration of love? They eloped when she was 18. But after one night of unforgettable wedded bliss, he mysterious left town and she never heard from him again. Now, 10 years later, she discovers they are still married. Now she wants no part of the marriage. Until she crashed her car and awoke with amnesia in her husband's arms. Suddenly Wright could remember nothing but their unforgettable passion. Now how could she leave the only man she has ever loved? 140279 1990 Guess Who's Coming For Christmas? MT Anchorman (Keith Atkinson). 140280 1967 Guess Who's Coming to Dinner M DVD -R HQ 2368, 2369. L Rose, William (Screenplay) AFI-Publishers. Ness Book Newspaper Owner-Publisher Matt Drayton (Spencer Tracy) of The Guardian, crusading newspaper in San Francisco. Daughter describes him as fighting liberal who has spent whole life opposing racial prejudice, Drayton's beliefs tested. Daughter brings home black fiancé 140281 1999 Guest House Paradiso M Newscaster (Charles Cartmell) 140282 2000 Guest List, The N Michaels, Fern Journalist 140283 1989 Guest of Honor, The N OWN - H (Two Copies) Wallace, Irving Former TV Anchor. U.S. President Matt Underwood is a former television news anchorman 140284 1962 Guest Shot DT Interviews Columnists Army Archerd, Vernon Scott, Earl Wilson, Joe Hyams, Hank Grant, Dan Jenkins, interviews 140285 1945 Guest Wife M L Manning, Bruce, John Klorer (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Joe (Don Ameche) of the Morning Gazette is idolized by banker who is married to woman who remembers how correspondent interfered with their first honeymoon years ago and who now returns on the night they preparing to leave for second one. Correspondent wrote to editor from overseas that he was married. He sent picture of banker's wife as his wife. She agrees to go along with deception if Joe will leave them alone after charade is over. They are photographed when they arrive at office. Picture appears in her hometown paper causing scandal at bank where her husband works. Wife decides to teach both men lesson by pretending to fall for correspondent during weekend visit to his editor's home. Banker finally punches out reporter and runs off with wife while Joe manufactures story for befuddled boss making him look like martyr. He asks to be sent back to Far East. Reporter lists faults: getting drunk, wandering aimlessly without settling down. New York Times, 10/18/45: The film "rings in a wretched personality in one of those fancy-fashioned newspapermen. With Don Ameche playing this character, the insult-plus-injury is complete. News Vendor (Milton Kibbee). Photographer (Charles Williams). 140286 1965 Guide DT Series 1965 TV Reporter (Sheila Burghart). British Correspondent (John Voyantiz). 140287 1997 Guide N Cooper, Dennis Freelance Magazine Reporter Dennis Cooper is also a novelist-narrator who comes into contact with a clique of teenaged hustlers while working on an article for Spin Magazine about AIDs among the runaways and drifters of West Hollywood. Account of gay urban life among addicts and prostitutes in Los Angeles. Dennis chronicles the exploits of a half-dozen teens viewing life through the heavy veil of drugs and apathy. 140288 1967 Guide for the Married Man, A M Photographer (Walter Maslow). Photographer (Gene O'Donnell). 140289 1984 Guiding Light, The TS Series. 6-30-1952. CBS Reporter Fletcher Reade (Jay Hammer) had a fling with Nurse Ramsey and then more serious relationships with Steve Stoddard and Alexandra Spaulding. 140290 1992 Guiding Light, The: TS Soap Tabloid. Billy hired Frank to find out who gave Vanessa's near rape story to the tabloids, and a stunned Frank learned Nadine leaked the story 140291 1994 Guiding Light, The: TS Episode. 9-1-1994. Reporter (Patrick Duncan) 140292 2002 Guiding Light, The: TS Episode #48. 4-29-2002 News Media. Reporter (Nichelle Hines). Reporter (Michael Knowles). 140293 2000 Guiding Light, The: TS Episode #547. 12-14-2000 Reporter (Kit Hoover). 140294 2004 Guiding Light, The: TS Episode #14378. 3-26-04 Paparazzo #1 (Jenny O'Brien). 140295 2005 Guiding Light, The: TS Episode #125. 2-3-2005 News Media. Reporter (Jennifer Merrill). Messenger (Henry Martone). 140296 2005 Guiding Light, The: TS Episode #130. 5-10-2005 News Media. Reporter (Jennifer Merrill). Messenger (Henry Martone). 140297 2004 Guiding Light, The: TS Episode #597 12-3-2004 News Media. Reporter (Jennifer Merrill). 140298 1997 Guiding Light, The: TS Episode #24. 4-25-1997 Reporter (Dolores Sirianni). 140299 2006 Guiding Light, The: TS Episode #260. 11-17-2006 News Media. TV Reporter (Amber Lea Voiles). 140300 2000 Guiding Light, The: TS Episode #574. 7-17-2000 Journalist (Suzanne Sena). 140301 2003 Guiding Light, The: TS 12-2-2003 Photographer Armande (Amir Arison). 140302 2002 Guilt by Association MT TV Anchor (Brendan Connor). Spanish Anchor (James Gonzales). 140303 1988 Guilt By Association NR Pappano, Marilyn Reporter Shelley Evans meets Christopher Morgan in the mountains where they both begin to fall in love. What the female reporter doesn’t know is that Morgan’s brother had been caught selling government secrets and that made Christopher a suspect too. After his eventual release, he headed for the mountains to rethink his life and met Shelley. But he couldn’t erase the fear that Shelley’s real concern was with the story he represented. After all, she was a reporter and he knew all about them. As for Shelley, she was afraid she might not get time to demonstrate the strength of her feelings. Christopher intended to prove his brother’s innocence, and his quest might very well lead him into a literal dead end. 140304 1947 Guilt of Janet Ames, The M Coffee, Lenore (Story). Louella MacFarlane,Allen Rivkin, Devery Freeman (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Smithfield Cobb (Melvyn Douglas) tries to help a widow who is seeking revenge on five men her husband died trying to save (one of whom is the journalist). He attempts to get her to visualize lives of men her husband helped. Bizarre fantasy sequences include one in which Cobb appears as editor of the Evening Journal, although in reality he has lost his job on the Inquirer. He harbors his own guilt feelings and has taken to heavy drinking following his return from the war. His drinking causes him to lose newspaper job. He was commanding officer who ordered her husband to jump on live grenade to save the other men. Widow comes to terms with husband's death -- husband's own decision and journalist not responsible. Widow turns he attention to helping Cobb solve his own problems. Cub Reporter tries to get story on widow before reporter cuts in. 140305 2007 Guilty Affair, A NR Smith, Maureen Journalist Riley Kane has long suspected that the death of her fiancé, Trevor, a San Antonio police officer, was not a simple accident. The only person who can uncover the truth about Trevor is his former partner, Noah Roarke. But thoughts of Noah fill Riley with guilty longing. Noah kept his distance from beautiful, tempting Riley while Trevor was alive. Now she’s back, in his office and in his arms. Blindsided by the heat that surges between them, Noah tells himself that the sooner he helps Riley find closure, the sooner she can leave town. But getting her out of his system -- and out of his heart -- won’t be that easy. 140306 1932 Guilty as Hell (Guilty as Charged) M Rubin, Daniel N. (Play) Remade: Night Club Scandal - Ness Book Reporter Russell Kirk (Edmund Lowe) investigates case of a doctor who kills his wife and tries to frame her love. The reporter tries to frustrate the efforts of the police whenever possible. Reporter makes wisecracks, flicks cigar ashes onto the corpse while talking to his editor on the phone, tries to steal pictures, and generally tampers with potential evidence. 140307 1996 Guilty as Sin NM Hoag, Tami Investigative Reporter Jay Butler Brooks helps the prosecutor investigate a second kidnapping in Deer Lake, a small Midwestern community in Minnesota that was shattered when a well-respected college professor abducts a young boy. Professor is arrested. Another child is abducted while the professor is in prison awaiting trial. Brooks, a handsome courtroom fiction writer tries to figure out what's going on. 140308 1931 Guilty Generation, The M DVD -R HQ 7789, 7791 PR Publicity Woman (Ruth Warren) 140309 2002 Guilty Hearts MT Miniseries Reporter (J.C. Kenny) 140310 1987 Guilty of Innocence: Lenell Geter Story, The MT DVD -R 1628 News Media circus. Reporters. Engineer from Dallas fights a 1982 life sentence for an armed robbery he did not commit. 140311 1950 Guilty of Treason M Overseas Press Club of America (Book - "As We See Russia). Emmet Lavery (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Tom Kelly (Paul Kelly) tells true story of cardinal who was put on trial and tortured by Communists in Hungary and story of Hungarian girl in love with Russian colonel. Documentary footage shown turns out to be Communist propaganda film. Screened by members of Overseas Press Club. Reporter asked to describe events he witnessed in Hungary. First stationed in Moscow. Arrested after being mistaken for roommate who works Toronto Star. Matter straightened out. Asks commissar for information about reporter killed in Greece. Told accidental death, but reporter found with bullet in head and hands and feet bound with wire. In Hungary, reporter smuggles out stories, runs them unsigned. Reporter covers cardinal's trial. Hungarian woman turned over to secret police by lover and charged with treason. Dies after being tortured. Cardinal sentenced to life imprisonment. "The first duty of a good reporter is to survive long enough to tell the whole story, and I doubt that Kelly will." 140312 1924 Guilty One, The M AFI-Publishers Publisher 140313 1975 Guilty or Innocent: Sam Sheppard Murder Case, The MT Reporter Wilma Thompson (Sandra de Bruin). Reporter Laffler (William Flatley). Reporter Parr (Alan Dexter). Reporter Benson (Paul Lambert). News Media. Dr. Sam Sheppard 1954 murder case. 140314 2004 Guilty or Innocent?: Ellen Reasonover Case, The T Episode #17. 6-2005 News Media. Reporter (Bruna Raynaud). 140315 1934 Guilty Parents M Ness Book Reporter Bill (Donald Keith) is unemployed, stops a woman from committing suicide and later marries her. Becomes a crime reporter when his wife is charged with murder. She's acquitted but she commits suicide before the verdict is announced. 140316 1998 Guilty Pleasures N Sanders, Lawrence Publisher Emmet Richard Folsby is head of a mighty publishing empire, owner and CEO of Folsby Publishing, a patriarch to be admired. Constance Louise Folsby is his wife and cofounder of the empire, now an invalid dying by degrees. Their wildcat daughter, Barbara Ann Folsby is a fiercely ambitious businessman lured to love at its most forbidden, Brett Sherwood Folsby. She has also had an affair with her father. The dashing playboy son, his sister's most bitter antagonist, is a bisexual man with sexual secrets of his own. Barbara and Brett battle for future control of the empire. 140317 2008 Guilty Pleasures N Knowles, Renee Pleasures, Inc. 1. Adult Journalist Nick Duvane gave up freelancing and took a job at the local TV news station to stay home and care for his younger sister after his parents died. Now that she’s grown, he’s desperate to get back to the work he loves. But his boss blackmails him into one final assignment: go undercover at a male escort service and expose it as legalized male prostitution. No problem. Except once he begins an affair with the owner, sexy, hardheaded Diana Grady, how can he deceive her and destroy her business all for an expose? Diana Grady’s failed marriage and financial struggles drove her to make her escort business a success. She’s poured all of her energy into “Pleasures,” and ignored her personal life. But when intelligent, steamy Nick Duvane enters the picture, she gives in to her passion. Yet Nick has a secret and it just might shatter her.... 140318 2004 Guilty Secrets NR OWN -P Kantra, Virginia Silhouette Intimate Moments 1286 Reporter Joe Reilly didn't believe in angels -- human or the other kind. But when the cynical journalist was assigned to write an article on a nurse called "The Angel of Ark Street," he decided to get up close and personal. Trouble was, her soft heart was hidden behind steel armor that kept him away. Suddenly his investigative instincts sprang to life. Who was this nurse? And what was she hiding? The nurse tries to convince the sexy in-your-face reporter that the clinic needed publicity and she didn't. But the more time she spent with him, the more attracted she grew. Dare she risk him uncovering the secrets of her past for a night under the covers with the journalist? 140319 1992 Guilty, The MT Newsreader (Sandy Warr). 140320 1956 Guilty? M Gilbert, Michael (Novel - "Death Has Deep Roots"). Maurice J. Wilson, Ernest Dudley (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book French newspaperman Pierre Lemaire (Frank Villard) and solicitor-amateur detective help a woman accused of murder. She had sheltered victim from the Nazis, but was betrayed by him and sent to concentration camp while pregnant with his child. Journalist and detective uncover international counterfeiting ring. 140321 1985 Gulag MT SVD 560 Gordon, Dan, Raphael Shauli, Yehousha Ben-Porat (Story). Gordon (Teleplay) Ness Book American Sportscaster Mickey Almon (David Keith) a former Olympic Gold medal winner now works for NBT Sports and goes to Moscow to cover the pre-Olympic trials. Almon is caught in a KGB trap and sentenced to 10 years in a Soviet labor camp. The setup was arranged by the Soviet government to send a message to journalists not to try to smuggle information out of the country or associate with Soviet dissidents. Under torture, Almon agrees to make a videotaped confession. He is sent to the Gulag and the film focuses on his efforts to escape the labor camp. After he escapes, an Embassy official wants him to reinforce the president's message about Russian brutality. But Almon pushes past him and runs out to meet his wife and talk to the media. TV Interviewer (Ray Jewers). 140322 2001 Gulczas, a jak myslisz? MF Journalist Manuela (Manuela Michalak) 140323 1952 Gulf Playhouse: First Person T Series 1952-1953 Press 140324 1609 Gull's Hornbook, The ER USC Dekker, Thomas News 140325 1990 Gulle Minnaar, De MF Journalist (Nelleke Burg). Chief Editor (Kees Prins). 140326 1990 Gulley Town N Schultz, G.P. News Media 140327 1992 Gumbeen Man, The NM Eickhoff, Randy Lee Correspondent Con Edwards buries a friend, a retired Irish Republican Army gunman shot on the docks of Manchester in 1979. He joins forces with the man's widow, and a former lover of his own, to find out who killed him. Two attempts on their lives in England, force them to flee to Ireland. Fellow journalist Liam Drumm. Edwards is an American reporter who soon finds himself in a search that reveals a traitor at the top of the IRA. 140328 1971 Gumshoe M AD Newspaper Advertisement. Nightclub emcee Eddie Ginley (Albert Finney) takes out an advertisement asking for detective work. 140329 1996 Gun for Jennifer, A M News Media. TV Newscaster (Wendy Kosta). Reporter 1 (Ina Collins). Reporter 2 (Carmen Guichardo). Reporter 3 (Tina Lumley). Reporter 4 (Michelle Mar). Video Cameraman (Ron Sperling). 140330 1992 Gun in Betty Lou's Handbag, The M News Media. Reporter (Ralph Braseth). Reporter (M.J. Etua). Reporter (Christine Joyce) 140331 1960 Gun of Zangara, The MT Newspaper Seller (Frankie Darro). 140332 1998 Gun Runner's Daughter, The NM Gordon, Neil Journalist Nicky Dymitryck is a muckraking journalist who has motives of his own for trying to make a wealthy arms dealer and his family squirm. Wealthy arms' dealer daughter is smart, gorgeous and rich, but her father has just been indicted for arms dealing making her position in law school tricky. The fresh, young prosecutor is her first lover and she's being tracked by the relentless reporter Dymitrick who wants information that will lead to the downfall of a Washington higher-up. Soon the prosecutor and the daughter resume their affair. Media. 140333 1931 Gun Smoke M Reporters (Imboden Parrish, Jack Richardson). 140334 1992 Guncrazy M News Reporter (Diane Firestone) 140335 1957 Gunfight at the O.K. Corral M DVD -R HQ 7688, 7689, 7691. Editor John P. Clum (Whit Bissell) of the Tombstone Epitaph and head of Citizen's Council 140336 1971 Gunfight, A M VHS 1271 Press 140337 1985 Gung Ho M PR man Public Relations Man Hunt Stevenson is an "employee liaison" between American autoworkers and their Japanese managers. 140338 1943 Gung Ho! M DVD -R HQ 4105, 4106 Radio Newsman Chet Huntley narrates 140339 1939 Gunga Din M DVD -R HQ 2589, 2590. SVD 888 Journalist Rudyard Kipling (Reginald Sheffield). 140340 1990 Gungun hongchen MF Editor. Shao-Hua's Editor (Josephine Koo) 140341 1952 Gunman, The M Editor Dan Forrester (I. Stanford Jolley). Drunken Printer Blinkey (Fuzzy Knight) 140342 2004 Gunman, The M News Media. Reporter (Ellen F. Locy). News Reporter (Meredith May). Newspaper Photographer (Dan Eggleston). Photographer (Nikki Folsom). 140343 2002 Gunnar Wille's vilde univers DF Short Editor-in-Chief Niels Frid-Nielsen of Main Magazine. 140344 2005 Gunpoint N Ely, Peter T. Reporter Ellen Turner works for a newspaper in Philadelphia. After working on a series of articles about a city program to reintroduce convicts into society, she is accused by an ex-convict of incriminating him in one of her articles. She finds herself terrorized. The threats to Ellen and to her family quickly escalate, and she is forced to purchase a handgun to defend herself. The threats to Ellen and to her family quickly escalate, and she is forced to purchase a handgun to defend herself. 140345 1955 Guns of Chickamauga N O'Connor, Richard Chicago Newspaperman discharged from the Union Army. 140346 1983 Guns of Heaven, The: Sam Briscoe Thriller. The NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Hamill Pete American Reporter Sam Briscoe gets an interview with Chief Ulster rebel strategist in exchange for carrying a package into the United States. 140347 1928 Guns of Silence SM Gray, Westmoreland Black Mask, Jan. 1928, Vol. 9, No. 11, pp. 61-69 Reporter Vic Cammack, reporter works with a crook against bandits 140348 1998 Gunshy M DVD -R HQ 11170, 11171. SVDSP 753. Alcoholic New York Journalist Jake Bridges (William Petersen) catches his girlfriend with another guy and goes to Atlantic City to drink himself to oblivion. He is saved from a bar brawl by a small-time mobster, Frankie McGregor (Michael Wincott), and Jake falls in love with the mobster’s girlfriend Melissa (Diane Lane). Jake soon also joins Frankie in his money-collecting duties and soon becomes drawn into the Atlantic City underworld. 140349 1979 Gunsights NW Leonard, Elmore Reporters and photographers cover an Arizona land war that pits two fierce frontier fighters and best friends on opposite sides of a deadly serious fight. It becomes a news media carnival with reporters, photographers and spectators watching the land war up close and personal. 140350 2003-2004 Gunslinger Girl C Japan. Marvelous Entertainment. Animax and Fuji Television networks. Anime series Magazine Journalist Leaonardo Conti was the self-proclaimed "handsome and excellent journalist” who works at Ultima magazine. He was set up by the Social Welfare Agency through Colonel Farn. He was shot by Angelica after he'd taken Priscilla hostage. 140351 2002 Gunslinger Girl CB Aida, Yu Japan. Published by Mediaworks. Appears in Dengeki Daioh magazine. Manga series; action manga; science fiction manga Magazine journalist - Leaonardo Conti was the self-proclaimed "handsome and excellent journalist” who works at Ultima magazine. He was set up by the Social Welfare Agency through Colonel Farn. He was shot by Angelica after he'd taken Priscilla hostage. 140352 1995 Gunsmith Cats C Newscaster (Allison Keith - Voice - English Version). 140353 1957 Gunsmoke Dawn NW Shane, John (Paula Durst) Press 140354 1966 Gunsmoke: By Line (aka Byline) T SVDSP 1397 Episode. 4-9-66. Television Drama Series. Reporter. Illiterate Festus becomes a reporter for Dodge City's new paper. Angus, the publisher-printer (Chips Rafferty). 140355 1962 Gunsmoke: False Front T DVD -R 1667 Episode Journalist Hill (William Windom) urges a greenhorn to pose as a gunman. After betting on him because people now fear him, the person he bets with kills the gunman and Marshall Dillon arrests them both. 140356 1966 Gunsmoke: Gun, The T SVD 1467 Episode #7009 Reporter's publicity build-up of man who kills a notorious gunfighter in self-defense. Man now in serious trouble. 140357 1959 Gunsmoke: Luke Slaughter of Tombstone R Episode. AD Newspaper Advertisements. Lonely-hearts advertisements 140358 1962 Gunsmoke: Old Comrade T Episode #283. 12-29-1962 Photographer (Bill Baucom). 140359 1965 Gunsmoke: Pariah, The T Episode #371. 4-17-1965 Newspaper Editor (Don Keefer). 140360 1957 Gunsmoke: Photographer, The T SVD 1434 Episode. 4-6-57 Photographer. Sebastian Cabot 140361 1966 Gunsmoke: Prodigal, The T SVD 1100 Episode Journalist. Sensation-seeking journalist forces Matt Dillon to reopen an old murder case. Cole (Lew Ayres) 140362 1958 Gunsmoke: Sunday Supplement T Episode. 2-8-58 Newspaper. Jack Weston, Werner Klemperer 140363 1965 Gunsmoke: Two Tall Men T Episode #374. 5-8-1965 Newspaperman (Maurice McEndree). 140364 2007 Guru MF India Editor Manikdas Gupta “Nanji” (Mithun Chakraborty) runs a newspaper. Shyam Saxena (R. Madhavan) is an honest reporter. Guru is the story of a simple, but ambitious villager, Gurukant Desai. He dreams big and to fulfill his dreams arrives in Bombay in 1958 and rises from its street to become the Guru, the biggest tycoon in Indian history. The editor and the reporter are two people who stand up to fight Guru’s unjust ways he uses that make him rich and influential. 140365 1969 Guru, The M Lady Reporter (Usha Katrah) 140366 2002 Guru, The M News Media. Female Reporter interviews "Guru of Sex." Cameraman Hank (Damian Young). 140367 1976 Gus M News Media. TV Interviewer (George Putnam). Atoms Announcer (Dick Enberg). Los Angeles Sportscaster (Stu Nahan). Reporter (Virginia O'Brien) 140368 1987 Gus Maltravers: Latimer Mercy NM Richardson, Robert #1 Gus Maltravers Mystery Former Journalist Augustus (Gus) Maltravers is writing plays and visiting his sister and brother-in-law in Vercaster when the Latimer Mercy Bible, which contains the misprint "merry" corrected by the martyr Hugh Latimer during the 16th century, is stolen. A planned festival goes on nonetheless, and Gus's friend Diana Porter is a smash hit in the one-woman show he created for her. Then she vanishes as suddenly as the bible. Gus helps police interrogate the many suspects including members of the clergy. A small clues leads him to the guilty person but not in time to prevent a hideous crime. Her return coincides with the questionable suicide of Maltravers' acquaintance. Maltravers confesses to his stunning companion actress that he once had a devastating schoolboy crush on his scheduled interviewee. 140369 1995 Gus Maltravers: Lazarus Tree NM Richardson, Robert #3 Gus Maltravers Mystery Journalist Augustus (Gus) Maltravers puts his literary career on hold and takes a leap backwards through time to a quiet English village that Sky Television and Australian soap operas seem to have missed. The village of Medmelton is a place of dark, satanic rites where every villagers including the ones with the local oddity of contrasting eye colors, seems to harbor a sinister secret. Gus, at the urging of a relative, has to sort through this mysterious and sordid world to find out which of these secrets led to the corpse found beneath a tree in the churchyard. When a famous London poet is murdered beneath the legendary Lazarus Tree, Medmelton is forced into the spotlight. Gus Maltravers, at the request of a friend alarmed by the strange behavior of his stepdaughter, agrees to investigate. 140370 1991 Gus Maltravers: Murder in Waiting NM Richardson, Robert #2 Gus Maltravers Mystery Journalist Augustus (Gus) Maltravers is thrilled to gain an exclusive interview with a 1960s' singer-star making a comeback. But his investigative instincts are aroused when she denies remembering a despicable record producer who plunged to his death. The record producer died when he fell from his plush high-rise apartment building in 1968. As Maltravers knows, the singer was a key witness at the inquest that occurred just before she withdrew from the limelight 20 years ago. Murder has been waiting in the wings ever since. Her return coincides with the questionable suicide of someone Gus knows. A threat to the singer keeps the suspense alive as Maltravers investigates connections among a highly varied cast of suspects. They range from the flamboyant owner of an exclusive dress shop to a self-made car dealer who is successful in business but miserably manipulated by the women in his life. 140371 1922 Gus the Great N OWN - H (Two Copies) Duncan, Thomas W. Newspaperman Augustus H. Burgoyne, showman, with great ambition. Type found in every city room, the dreamer who wants big things. 140372 1989 Guten Morgen Deutschland DF West Germany. Series. Newsreader Wiebke Hunn (1991-1992). Weather Forecasters Maxi Biewer (1992-1994, 1996), Susanne Schwab (1991-1992). Presenters Robert Biegert (1994), Wolfram Kons (1993-1994), Michaela Papke (1991-1994), Ulrike von der Groeben. 140373 1931 Gutenberg Murders, The NM Bristow, Gwen/Bruce Manning Reporter Wade, who is inquisitive, ferrets out the criminal. Star reporter for the Morning Creole covers the newsbeat in New Orleans 140374 2006 Gutenberg! The Musical! P King, Anthony and Scott Brown wrote this musical satire. Printing press. Two playwrights try to hit it big with a musical about the inventor of the printing press Johannes Gutenberg. 140375 1904 Guthrie of the Times: Story of Success, A N USC Altsheler, Joseph A. Journalist with high ideals. Excellent on journalism. 140376 1969 Gutter Trash M AFI-Photographers Photographer 140377 1946 Guy Could Change, A M Photographer Gus (George Chandler). Newsboy (Ernie Adams). 140378 1932 Guy de Mauppasant SS OWN - H (1994) Babel, Isaac Press 140379 1997 Guy Maddin: Waiting for Twilight M Critic (Geoff Pevere-Himself) 140380 1945 Guy, a Gal and a Pal, A M Reporter (Joe Palma). Reporter (Frank Stephens). Cameraman (Ted Holley). 140381 1980 Guyana Tragedy: Story of Jim Jones, The (aka Guyana Tragedy: Cult of the Damned -- Story of Jim Jones, The) MT SVD 536 and 604 (Two Parts) Reporter #1 (Guy Del Russo). Reporter #2 (Richard Reiner). Reporter #3 (Frank Konigsberg). Reporter (Dan Roth). News Media. Life of People's Temple Leader Jim Jones is traced from his call to the ministry to the mass suicide at Jonestown. 140382 2003 Guys and Girls: Ropes and Gags M Adult News Media. Reporter (Hannah Thurman). 140383 2002 Guys, The P Nelson, Anne Correspondent-turned-editor who brings the perspective of the educated outsider to the ring of horror at ground zero 9/11/2001. 140384 2002 Guys, The M Journalist (Sigourney Weaver) helps a fire chief prepare eulogies for men killed on Sept. 11. 140385 1994 Guyver: Dark Hero M Reporter (Jim Patterson) 140386 1989 Gwang tin lung foo wooi MF Hong Kong TV Reporter (Stefi Barna). 140387 1995 Gwen Ives: Crystal Mountain Veils NM York, Kieran #2 Royce Madison Series Tabloid Gossip Monger Sandra Holt is killed and Timber County’s acting sheriff Royce Madison also has to deal with a drifter stalking her lesbian girlfriend, Reporter Gwen Ives, and an election opponent who’s ready to fight dirty. As for the columnist’s death, everybody has a motive and almost everybody has an alibi. 140388 1993 Gwen Ives: Timber City Masks NM York, Kieran #1 Royce Madison Series Reporter Gwen Ives is the lesbian girlfriend of Timber County’s acting sheriff Royce Madison. 140389 2001 GWF Monday Night Attitude DT Series 1997 Commentator, Color, 2001- (Adam Platt) 140390 1974 Gyakushu! Satsujin ken MF TV Anchor (Shingo Yamashiro) 140391 1993 Gynaikes dilitirio MF Greece Journalist (Alkis Zervos). 140392 1962 Gypsy M DVD -R HQ 10082, 10083, 10084 Press Agent (Harvey Korman) 140393 1918 Gypsy Trail, The M Housum, Robert (Play - "Gypsy Trail, The"). Julia Crawford Ivers (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Michael Rudder (Casson Ferguson) is hired to kidnap the hero's fiancée. She falls in love with the reporter. But ends up with the hero. 140394 1958 H-8 MF Yugoslavia Journalist Boris (Boris Buzancic). Photographer (Antun Vrdoljak). 140395 1999 H-E Double Hockey Sticks M Reporter (Donald Adams). Reporter #2 (Kasper Michaels). Reporter #3 (Clay St. Thomas). 140396 2005 H.C. Andersen - historien om en digter MTF Denmark / Germany. Photographer (Michael Hasselflug). 140397 2006 H.G. Wells: War with the Worlds (aka HG Wells: War with the World) MT UK Russian Reporter (Abigail Davies). Writer H.G. Wells (Michael Sheen). Critic-Playwright George Bernard Shaw (Dermot Crowley). Writer Henry James (Kenneth Jay). 140398 1941 H.M. Pulham, Esq. M DVD -R HQ 4711, 4712. SVD 1212 Marquand, John P. News Media. Newsman (Billy Engle). Newspaper Headlines show life's history. 140399 1942 H.M. Pulham, Esq. R CD 003 Lux Radio Theater Marquand, John P. Lux Radio Theater 42-07-13. Radio version of film Press 140400 1940 H.M. Pulham, Esquire N OWN - P Marquand, John P. Press 140401 2006 H2O N Swartz, Mark Reporter offers advice in the year 2020 as the world is facing an unthinkable crisis: shortages and contamination have made drinking water scarce. A filter and drains engineer comes up with a method for synthesizing fake water and the company wants to get the product on the market before the new water is confirmed safe. 140402 2004 H2O MT Canada News Media. Quebec Reporter (Lorraine Ansell). Reporter (Belinda Stronach). Reporter #2 (Caroline Redekopp). Reporter #3 (Sally Clelford). Reporter #4 (Jeff Mauler). Journalist (Katherine Dines-Craig). Journalist (Stephanie Halin). TV Anchorwoman (Teresa Kruze). Reporter (Belinda Stronach). Photographer (Christina Sauve). 140403 2007 H2O II: Trojan Horse, The MT Miniseries Reporter (Rory O'Shea). Assistant Editor (Matt Steinberg). 140404 1992 Ha ett underbart liv MF Newspaper Editor (Stig Ossian Ericson). 140405 1982 Haathkadi M News Media. 140406 1987 Habit of Fear, The NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Davis, Dorothy Salisbury Gossip Columnist Tony Alexander. Leg Person Julie Hayes. 140407 2002 Hable con Ella MF DVD -R 1693 Argentine Journalist Marco Zuloaga for El Pais does a Sunday feature on a female bullfighter and falls in love with her. She suffers a head injury in a bullfight and ends up in a coma in a vegetative state. Also writes travel guides. Meets man who has taken care of a woman who has been in a coma for four years. He now wants to marry her. She is pregnant. Bullfighter dies and is buried. Baby dies. Mother survives still in the coma. Man jailed, commits suicide trying to go into a coma. Woman comes out of the coma. Journalist sees her at a dance concert. They talk. 140408 1964 Hacha diabolica, El MF Reporter (Mario Zebadua). 140409 2006 Hachimitsu to Clover MF Reporter (Yumi Shimizu). 140410 2002 Hack MT News Stand Vendor (David C. Roehm Sr.) 140411 1984 Hack Donavon of the Press and the Purification of Houston N Donahue, Jack Newspaperman Hack Donavon, a cynic, tries to raise his paper's circulation by orchestrating a campaign for sheriff on a platform of cleaning up the gambling dens in late 1940s Houston. 140412 1963 Hack, The N Sheed, Wilfrid Weinberg List Journalist 140413 2003 Hack: Brothers in Arms T Episode #15. 2-7-2003 News Media. TV Anchor #1 (Ukee Washington). Anchor #2 (Nancy Glass). Reporter #1 (Rhonda Overby). Reporter #2 (Tracey Held). Heather, Mikey and Grizz keep vigil as Marcellus and the rest of the force hunt down Johnny Scanion, who has kidnapped Mike and threatens to executive him at the exact time as Johnny’s brother Jimmy is executed by the state becaue Mike precipitated the incident many years before which led to Jimmy’s killing a cop. 140414 2004 Hack: Calibrated Arguments T DVD -R HQ 11409 (Mislabeled 11449 - Media Excerpts). Episode #34. 1-7-2004 News Media. Olshansky is slapped with a wrongful death suit after accidentally killing a mugger. Newspaper articles paint Olshansky as a hero and causes many complications. Mike’s treated as a hometown hero after he fatally shoots a mugger in self-defense. While struggling to come to terms with this unwanted fame, he is served notice that he’s being sued by the mother of the man who robbed him. Adding to the headaches, Jamie gets a job driving a taxi and decides that he needs to be packing a gun for his own protection -- with terrible consequences. 140415 2003 Hack: Dangerous Game, A T SVD 1340 Episode #12. 1-10-2003 Reporter in danger. Mike Olshansky, a disgraced former cop, tries to rebuild his life working as a taxi driver. Mike helps a Department of Justice employee whose sister has been kidnapped by a hitman who wants information about a banker in the Witness Protection Program who is scheduled to testify against the drug dealer whose money he laundered. 140416 2003 Hack: Death of Innocence T SVD 1349 Episode #13. 1-17-2003 Journalist is ambitious, wants to write about Mike's acts of heroism since becoming a cabdriver. The “Inquirer” reporter who wrote the story of Mike’s arrest now wants to paint him as a hero, much to Mike’s disgust. When his friend Doug is killed in a hit-and-run accident after he gets out of his cab, Mike promises Doug’s son Bobby that he will find the man who killed his father. After finding out that Doug had uncovered a fraudulent scheme at his company, Mike suspects that the company’s chief financial officer had a hand in his death, and has mixed feelings when he is proved wrong by Rossi who uncovers the real culprit. News anchor (Ukee Washington). 140417 2003 Hack: Dial O for Murder (aka Dial “O” for Murder) T DVD -R HQ 11383 (Missing Ending) Episode #32. 12-13-2003 News Media coverage of a fire helps solve the case. After Liz asks Mike to look into the death of the girlfriend of her fireman friend Nick, Mike comes into conflict with Nick’s boss, who’s an old nemesis. Marcellus works the case from a pattern-killing angle, linking it to a similar murder 2 years ago, and discovers that the otherwise unconnected victims had the same locksmith. Mike discovers that a fire that Nick’s squad recently fought was in a building that housed a methadone lab where #112,600 disappeared and suspicion points to the squad. 140418 2004 Hack: Fog of War T DVD -R HQ 11409 (Mislabeled 11449 - Media Excerpts). Episode #36. 2-7-2004 Newspaper article of hometown hero figures in the plot. Mike steps in to help his cousin who’s caught in a downward spiral of addiction and suicidal urges as he combats post-traumatic stress after serving in Iran. The hero’s father uses the article to brag repeatedly about his son who finally attempts to jump off a building before Mike can stop him. 140419 2003 Hack: Looking Glass, The T Episode #29. 11-8-2003 Newspapers. Story in newspaper causes concern among a father, a son and Hack. On the anniversary of his brother Rick’s death, Jamie decides to meet with his father Richard Farrel in an attempt at reconciliation and instead discovers his affair with a young woman who is later found murdered. The father is innocent of the crime but Jaime is devastated when Richard rejects his efforts at reconciliation once his name is cleared. The newspaper article concerns the murder of the woman with which the father is having an affair. 140420 2003 Hack: Out of the Ashes T DVD -R HQ 11409 (Mislabeled 11449). Episode #27. 10-25-2003 News Media. TV coverage of the story of a woman who hunts down and kills the men who attacked her. Olshansky is interviewed on camera as is his former partner. After Mike saves Leda Mills from three would-be rapists, she decides that the only way she can regain control of her life and prevent her attackers from hurting other women is to hunt them down and murder them. Marcellus helps a teenager being neglected and corrupted by his drug-addicted father. Mike is horrified when Leda phones him after the first murder to than him for being her inspiration, and works with Macellus to stop her killing spree, but it’s Liz’s insights into her behavior that give them the key to her capture. 140421 2003 Hack: Presumed Guilty T Episode $25. 10-11-2003. Season 2 TV Reporter (Stephen Alexander). Photographer (Scott Skversky). Bettina’s client Brian is released on a technicality after being accused of murder, and he seeks Mike’s help in finding out who actually committed the crime so that his name and reputation can be restored. Marcellus undergoes surgery and gets good news form his doctor and a rebuke from Deborah for keeping his condition hidden. Liz helps Brian find a job and a place to live when his employer and his wife abandon him. Jamie uses his street skills and some fast talking to provide Mike with an impressive vehicle in his search for information to support Brian’s story. When he unearths information about the victim that reveals she and her family were not who they appeared to be, Mike traps the murderer and clears Brian’s name. As Mike arrives to take him home from the hospital, Marcellus is shot by a man posing as an orderly. 140422 2004 Hack: Reckoning T DVD -R HQ 11409 (Mislabeled 11449 - Media Excerpts). Episode #40. 3-13-2004 Newspaper articles. When a drug dealer framed by Mike and Marcellus after they were unable to arrest him legitimately is released from prison, he begins to wield a path of destruction through Mike’s life, endangering Liz and Jamie. Mike and Liz decide to move their relationship forward. The drug dealer has all the clippings about Mike on his wall, and uses one to guide Mike to Liz’s apartment where he is holding her hostage and plans to slowly kill Mike making him suffer as much as he did in prison. 140423 2003 Hack: Sinners and Saints T SVD 1373 Episode #18. 3-14-2003 News Reporter Emily Carson (Jennifer Westfeldt) meets with a witness to an ER doctor cover-up that resulted in a patient's death. An exhausted E.R. doctor’s error results in a man’s death and an upset Heather seeks Mike’s help when the hospital administration refuses to take action after she reveals that the doctor falsified the man’s chart to cover up his mistake. Mike convinces a reluctant Heather to give the story to reporter Emily Carson, whose investigation results in Heather’s being fired and blacklisted on a trumped-up charge. Mike’s concern that Heather may have to move far from Philadelphia with Mikey to find work puts a strain on his budding relationship with Faith, who begins to doubt that Mike is over Heather. Mike enlists the help of Ryan Ambrose, a psychiatrist at the hospital who supports Heather, in obtaining information that convinces the E.R. doctor to back up Heather’s account of the patient’s death and to admit his mistakes to Emily. Heather is reinstated and she and Mike realize that it’s over after spending the night together, leaving Mike free to commit himself to a relationship with Faith, and Heather free to begin dating Ryan. 140424 2003 Hack: Squeeze, The T VHS 1318 Episode #22. 5-2-2003 News Media. Mike Olshansky, a disgraced former cop, tries to rebuild his life working as a taxi driver. Marcellus claims that he’s been set up by mobster Nick Trepov for the death of a police informant. When Marcellus’s alibi doesn’t check out, Mike wonders whether his ex-partner is trying to get way with murder. Meanwhile, Mike has a lovers’ quarrel with Faith when she says she wants a deeper commitment. Heather becomes engaged to Ryan. 140425 1995 Hackers M Reporter (Jennifer Rice). Reporter (Ricco Ross). News Technician (Eric Loren). 140426 2001 Hackers MT Correspondent (Linden MacIntyre). 140427 1996 Hacks N Wren, Christopher S. Correspondent Cassandra Benoit is young Canadian journalist, a stringer for public radio. She sweeps into a fictional African nation to cover a Marxist revolution. She plans to show people back home what foreign reporting is all about. Correspondent T.K. Farrow is a cynical hack who gets in trouble with his editors, but finds a certain appeal in Benoit. The priggish newswoman immediately locks horns with the 40-year-old newspaper reporter. He rescues her from a near-rape. Her fresh, energetic reporting sends the jaded Farrow and his colleagues scrambling to keep up and eventually forces Farrow to collaborate, grudgingly, with this amateurish "news twink." Pair soon find themselves in a love affair. Annoyed by her amateurism, he saves her life and teaches her the ropes. She gets away from the press pack, learns the language and begins scooping the weary, drunken hacks. She gets badly injured in the climactic battle. Farrow rescues her, gives up his seat on the U.N. plane and returns to file the story. 140428 1998 Hacksaw Interview, The SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 140429 2005 Had a Good Time: Stories From American Postcards - The One in White SS Butler, Robert Olen One of 15 stories in this collection Newspaper reporter covers an incident of American military adventurism in a foreign land. In 1914, an American journalist covering the US occupation of Vera Cruz walks by corpses without a thought ("My business is getting stories. You're dead, and your story's over") but is brought up short by his laundress, "The One in White." She scorns his feeble excuse that the Marines are here to liberate her country pointing out that all the dead are Mexicans. 140430 1976 Hadleigh: God Save Us from Moralists T UK. Episode #41. 3-12-1976 Photographer (Steve Kane). 140431 1976 Hadleigh: House of Gamblers, A T Episode #48. 4-30-1976 Commentator (Raleigh Gilbert). 140432 1976 Hadleigh: Story of a Panic, The T Episode #40. 3-5-1976 Newscaster (Larry Cross). 140433 1969 Hadleigh: Thanks for the Offer T Episode #1. 9-16-1969 News Media. TV Reporter (Terence Sewards). Photographer (Peter Ellis). 140434 1996 Hafuch: HaMapatz HaGadol TF Episode #8. Weatherman (Natan Zahavi). 140435 1913 Hagar N MLPL Johnston, Mary Editor Denny Gayde of a Socialist paper, Onward. Hagar Ashendyne, the writer, and Rachel Bolt, passed for a cynical and rather melancholy young woman. Widow for two years. Rose Darragh now, writer of vigorous prose. Ex-con now editor of a socialist newspaper 140436 2003 Haggard: The Movie M Photographer at invention contest (Ryan Gee). 140437 1971 Hail M Reporter (Robert King) 140438 1931 Hail and Farewell SS UCLA Milburn, George In "Oklahoma Town." Aspiring Journalist David, a high school senior, wanted to go to Tulsa and get a job on a paper writing a column, not anything deep like Arthur Brisbane. Mr. Swank, state editor of the Globe-Telegram. "Freak Hailstorm Terrorizes Town" story on front page of the Globe-Telegram with David's byline. The 17-year-old was going to be a newspaper man. "Those were the days before David knew drudgery and defeat. Those were the happy days. He was seventeen." 140439 1957 Hail Sid Caesar! T SVD 1023 (all but Ending), 972 (Ending) Reporter. Front Page Reporter (Sid Caesar) in excerpt from skit. Comes back at end of the program. 140440 1984 Hailstone N Baxter, Terry Weinberg List Journalist 140441 1995 Haine, La MF Journalist (Mathilde Vitry). CRS TV Journalist (Christian Moro). 140442 1979 Hair M Cameraman, ABC (Frank Kahlil Wheaton). 140443 1961 Hair of the Dog M Interviewer (Keith Smith) 140444 1997 Hair of the Dog N Davis, Brett Reporter Ashley Durban and an ex-cop are on the hunt for whoever tore out the throats of the researchers who had just announced a cure for lycanthropy. They soon find themselves running for their lives from werewolves. Werewolves. 140445 1998 Hairshirt M Chilean Photographer (Igor Jadue-Lillo). 140446 1988 Hairspray M DVD -R HQ 7176, 7177. SVD 967 News Media. Reporters. Newsmen, Governor's Mansion (Buddy Deane, Michael Willis, Chuck Yeaton). News Announcer (Jim Lyons). 140447 1971 Hairy Case of the Bewitched Wigs, The CB Close Shaves of Pauline Peril #4 Reporter Pauline Peril, girl reporter for the Daily Noose. Owner Porterhouse P. Peril of the Daily Noose and her father. Editor Snodgrass McViper of The Daily Noose wants to kill Pauline so that he can inherit the newspaper. 140448 1977 Haiwan MF India Reporter Jaya probes deep into the stories of working girls, their problems, their relations, their dreams and fear of meeting the Haiwan of their lives. When parents become indifferent and neglect their children, hate grows in the subconscious mental state and the child becomes a beast, a monster Haiwan. The reporter’s profession demands that she look into these matters. She also finds time to get emotionally involved with a retired military officer who is mentally unstable. 140449 1989 Hajen som visste for mycker MF TV Reporter (Elisabeth Hoglund) 140450 1989 Hajens byte Kapitel 4 CB Epix #6 Journalisten Sarah 140451 1990 Hajime no Ippo (Fighting Spirit) CB Morikawa, George Japan. 1990-2009. 86 vol., 842 chapters. Appears in Weekly Shonen Magazine. Manga Series. Boxing-Sports manga Newspaper Reporter Mari Iimura is another sexy female news reporter. She uses her sexuality to garner favors from men she reports on. She is a femme fatale and will do anything to get a scoop. 140452 1990 Hajiz, al- MF Bahrain - Arabic Editor (Mohammed Awad). 140453 1997 Hak gam (aka Island of Greed) MF Hong Kong Reporter Ling Fai (Annie Wu) is the girlfriend of the leader of an anti-triad force who is doing everything possible to take down the ruthless triad kingpin who is determined to join the Taiwan government. 140454 2003 Hakeem Jinnah: Jinnah On Crime -- White Knight, Black Widow MT Made for CBC-TV Crime Reporter in Vancouver, Hakeem Jinnah (Canadian-based British actor Dhirendra). Jinnah's life becomes even more complicated now that he's embroiled in the mysterious death of a flamboyant Vancouver stock promoter. Print Reporter (Mark Pawson). Jinnah must swim with the sharks on the Market, escape the Web of the man's Black Widow, and clear his name of murder. 140455 2002 Hakeem Jinnah: Jinnah On Crime: Demons and Angels T Hauka, Don and Michael McKinley. Based on characters created by Don Hauka Indo-Canadian Reporter Hakeem Jinnah working the crime beat for The Vancouver Tribune is smug, pushy and even occasionally neurotic. His prying and scruple-free sensationalism sells a lot of newspapers. 140456 2002 Hakeem Jinnah: Jinnah on Crime: Pizza 911 MT Hauka, Don, Margaret Bard and Bartley Bard Canada. CBC Pilot Crime Reporter Hakeem Jinnah (Canadian-based British actor Dhirendra) in Vancouver investigates a murder victim found in a pizza oven that has connections to his own East Indian community. Made for CBC TV. Indo-Canadian Reporter Hakeem Jinnah working the crime beat for The Vancouver Tribune. Caitlin Bishop (Emily Holme). Manjit (Pamela Sinha). 140457 2002 Hakeem Jinnah: Jinnah on Crime: Securities T Hauka, Don, Margaret Bard and Bartley Bard. Based on the novel by Don Hauka Episode. CBC Based on the novel by Don Hauka Indo-Canadian Reporter Hakeem Jinnah working the crime beat for The Vancouver Tribune is smug, pushy and even occasionally neurotic. His prying and scruple-free sensationalism sells a lot of newspapers. 140458 2000 Hakeem Jinnah: Mister Jinnah: Securities N Hauka, Don #1 Hakeem Jinnah Series. Vancouver Province political writer Don Hauka, based character on his colleague Salim Jiwa, who specialized in investigating and reporting on crime and terrorism since 1983. Indo-Canadian Reporter Hakeem Jinnah working the crime beat for The Vancouver Tribune is smug, pushy and even occasionally neurotic. His prying and scruple-free sensationalism sells a lot of newspapers. Scotch-swilling editor: "He's a tabloid reporter trapped in a broadsheet. His partner, Roger, calls him "shameless." Competition: Slick and sexy Caitlin Bishop, a TV reporter with even fewer scruples than he has. He may have a long-suffering wife and a brooding teenage son at him, but he's an inveterate flirt, a conniver and carouser of the first degree, prowling through the streets of Vancouver looking for love or get-rich-quick schemes. 140459 2002 Haker MF Journalist (Maciej Orlos) 140460 1977 Hakkinbon bijin ranbu yori: semeru! MF Japan. Photographer Saeki (Toshihiko Oda). 140461 1997 Hakusen nagashi 19 no haru MTF Japan Newspaper Salesman (Ryousei Tayama). 140462 1993 Halcones de la muerte -- Espias mortales MF Reporter I (Roberto "Puck" Miranda). 140463 1940 Hale of the Herald CB Crime Reporter for the Herald 140464 2004 Half & Half: Big Birth-Date Episode, The T Episode #47. 9-27-2004 Photographer (Jonathan Goldstein). 140465 2005 Half & Half: Big Credit Card Check Episode, The T Episode. 2-7-2005. Season #3. Episode #13. Nude CDD Reporter (Greg Cromer). 140466 2004 Half & Half: Big Phat Mouth Episode, The T DVD -R HQ 9627 Episode. 2-17-2003 Journalist goes on a date with Mona and puts her disparaging remarks about a recording artist into a magazine article. 140467 2005 Half & Half: Big Sweet Smell of Excess Episode, The T Episode #77. 12-12-2005 Photographer (Jason Delane). 140468 2005 Half & Half: Big Undercover Lover Episode, The T Episode #62. 3-28-2005 Reporter (Nicole Randall Johnson). 140469 1999 Half a Dozen Babies MT Network TV Reporter (James Downing). Press Reporter (Stephanie Belding). Indianapolis Newspaper Reporter (Stephen Walsh). Photographer (Michael Capellupo). Baby Day Photographer (Joey Pomanti). 140470 1953 Half a Hero M DVD -R HQ 6903, 6902. SVDSP 685 Shulman, Max (Screenplay) Ness Book Magazine Journalist Ben Dobson (Red Skeleton) is a rewrite man on the magazine run by Mr. Bascomb (Charles Dingle) in New York. He's urged by wife to buy home in suburb but worries about bills and wants to sell house. Editor assigns him to a story on "Slums of Tomorrow," Dobson writes about his neighborhood, hoping neighbors will force him to move when articles appear. He ends up defending the neighborhood and standing up to his tightfisted boss. 140471 1916 Half a Rogue M AFI-Newspapers/Playwrights Newspapers 140472 1968 Half a Sixpence M AFI-Playwrights Photographer (Julian Orchard). 140473 2009 Half Alive: The Zombie Musical. M Reporter (Anastasia Bisson - Voice). Parody of zombie movies. 140474 1936 Half Angel M Jesse, Tennyson, F. (Story). Bess Meredyth, Gene Fowler and Allen Rivkin (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Duffy Giles (Brian Donlevy) and other reporters wait in the pressroom of the courthouse for the jury to reach a verdict. Giles' paper has put up the money for the woman's defense. Brags to reporters he already has proved her innocence in paper. Giles uses a woman reporter as a decoy to mislead other members of the press. Woman gets angry when she decides reporter is romancing her to get a scoop. Reporter calls editor from a bar saying he's in the district attorney's office. Uses blackmail, lies, cheats. City Editor (Julius Tannen). 140475 1956 Half Fare Hare M Headlines 140476 2007 Half Hour News Hour, The (aka The 1/2 Hour News Hour) T Episodes. 2-18-2007. Series Fox News. 15 episodes. Original title: "This Just In." Parody News. An American TV News satire show presenting news from a conservative perspective. Co-Anchors Kurt McNally (Kurt Long) and Jennifer Lange (Jennifer Robertson). News personnel (Manny Coto, Ned Rice). Contributor Dennis Miller. Recurring role of President (Rush Limbaugh) and Vice President (Ann Coulter), both conservative pundits. 140477 1999 Half Moon Bay N Sawyer, Meryl Investigative Reporter Matthew Jensen quit his job at Expose magazine and came to Key West. He wants nothing to do with an accident victim who has been sending him love notes. What he doesn't know is that another woman has changed places with the woman. She is rushed into surgery to reconstruct her now shattered face. As the beautiful woman, she thinks her dreams have come true. Her involvement with Jensen is developing into a relationship of mistrust mixed with passion. 140478 1986 Half Moon Street M TV Newsreader 140479 1932 Half Naked Truth, The M New York Publicity Man Bates (Lee Tracy) becomes a powerful as he transforms a sideshow dancer into a Broadway sensation. The publicist was a barker at a down-at-the-heels carnival. Press Agent Lou (James Donlan). Bates' secretary Miss Flowers (Bess Flowers). 140480 2002 Half Past Dead M CNN Correspondent Kelly Lange reporting from San Francisco (real-life reporter playing fictional reporter using her real name). Reporter (Alexandra Kamp-Groeneveld). Media covers the story. 140481 1935 Half-a-Stick P MLPL Rosenthal, Sydney L. Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 140482 2006 Half-Life M News Media. TV Anchorman (Mike Bruce). Radio News Reporter (John Stuart West). Field Reporter/Radio News Reporter (Keisuke Hoashi). Documentary Announcer (Toby Evetts). A precocious boy and his jaded sister use their imaginative powers to escape a confining home-life, save their self-destructive mother from her charmingly manipulative boyfriend, and finally reinvent their world in a mind bending conclusion. 140483 1932 Half-Naked Truth, The M SV 164 Press Agent Lou (James Donlan). 140484 2007 Half-Red Skull N Williams, Gary Reporter Fawn Cortez witnesses three unrelated events -- serial killings, history of a severed skull and a legendary treasure that her father sought prior to his death -- and sees them inexplicably converge. 140485 1994 Halfway Across the Galaxy and Turn Left M News Media. Newsreader 1 (Doug Bennett). Newsreader 2 (Margot Fenley). 140486 2002 Halfway Home N Sheldon, Mary Reporter in Paris hears the life story of a once flamboyant actress, now a has-been living as a recluse in France, who abandoned her child when she was a little girl. She reflects upon her life in a rare interview. 140487 2007 Halfway Home T Series 2007. Reporter (Christine Cowden). News Cameraman (J.D. Piche). 140488 1936 Halfway House N Queen, Ellery (Frederic Dannay and Manfred B. Lee) Newspaper. Story told through press accounts from various papers. 140489 1942 Halfway to Shanghai M Palmer, Stuart (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Caroline Wrallins (Charlotte Wynters) works for an American newspaper and is a Nazi sympathizer. She is one of several passengers on a train to Rangoon. German agents and others trying to get map showing location of Chinese munitions dumps. Hero is framed for murder of German agent and Correspondent gets the map, which she gives to a Gestapo agent. She and the agent try to give each other alibis. Correspondent's secretary exposes them and the Gestapo agent is shot while trying to escape. 140490 2001 Halifax f.p: Scorpion's Kiss, The MT Newsreader (Jo Hall). 140491 1994 Halifax f.p.: Acts of Betrayal MT TV Interviewer (Dale Stevens) 140492 1998 Halifax f.p.: Afraid of the Dark MT News Media. Reporter (Bruce Naylor). Tabloid Photographer (Stephen Whittaker). Commentator, Cricket (Max Walker). 140493 1994 Halifax f.p.: Feeding, The MT Anchorwoman (Jo Hall). TV Cameraman (Matthew Green). Jane Halifax is called in to do a profile on a serial killer dubbed "The Make-Up Murderer." 140494 1997 Halifax f.p.: Isn't It Romantic MT Australia TV News Cameraman (Robert Lowe). Tabloid Photographer (Stephen Whittaker). TV News Cameraman (Robert Lowe). 140495 1997 Halifax f.p.: Lies of the Mind MT News Media. Reporter (Sally Williams). Anchor Woman (Jo Hall) 140496 1995 Halifax f.p.: My Lovely Girl MT Reporter (John Atkinson). News Sound Recordist (Steven Adasko). Cameraman (Sebastian Gunner). 140497 2002 Halifax f.p.: Takes Two MTF Australia. Photographer, Court (David Newell). 140498 1999 Halima N Oyinsan, Bunmi Nigeria Journalist. 140499 1953 Hall of Fantasy, The R DVD 17218 - 38 programs Series. DVD #17218. Press 140500 1996 Hall Pass T Series Correspondent (Paulo Benedeti). 140501 1965 Hallelujah Trail, The M DVD -R HQ 4451, 4452, 4453. SVD 1545 AFI-Editors Editor of Julesberg Gazette prints story about wagon train whiskey making citizens angry because if Indians read paper they'll try to get the booze. Local newspaper editor is Walt Bissell, a non-drinker 140502 2006 Hallie Ahern: Confidential Source, A NM Brogan, Jan #1 Hallie Ahern Mysteries Investigative Reporter Hallie Ahern, a down-on-her-luck reporter who has left Boston, Mass. For Rhode Island, a small state with big-time corruption. Ahern working at a tiny satellite bureau for the Providence Morning Chronicle in Rhode Island. She is trying to work her way back up the ladder. Bored with covering school board meetings and obituaries and desperately lonely, Hallie becomes addicted to calling into late-night radio talk shows and becomes friendly with one of them Leonard Marianni, One night when she runs out for a quart of milk and a Lotto ticket, the store's owner is murdered and she is the only witness. Ahern pursues the story and Marianni is her only ally. He disappears and Hallie soon finds both her job and her life on the line A trip to the local convenience store lands Ahern right in the middle of a fatal robbery. Ahern, unseen behind an Italian biscuit display -- gets drawn into the crime as friend, eavesdropper and investigator. Shooting may not be the random act of punks, but something more sinister. Members of the family, a corrupt Providence mayor, talk-radio jock Leonard Marianni and a state-lottery official may be involved. 140503 2008 Hallie Ahern: Teaser NM Brogan, Jan #3 Hallie Ahern Mysteries Reporter Hallie Ahern of the Providence Morning Chronicle in Rhode Island is a recovering gambling addict. She is trawling online chat rooms in search of a story for her newspaper’s Web site when an anonymous source sends her a short video clip, a teaser. Featuring two girls striking provocative poses, the clip promises more to come. As Ahern follows up on the lead, staking out tech shops and high school hangouts in search of the girls in the clip, she discovers that men are buying the girls webcams and lavishing them with gifts to make sure they use them. But those gifts are only a taste of the perils to come. The paper’s new owners love the idea of an expose that warns parents of the dangers of the Internet, but when girls start ding, and when Hallie’s boyfriend, a prosecutor with the Attorney General’s office, ends up on another side of the story altogether, the situation goes from dark to lethal. As Hallie is caught between her responsibilities as a reporter and as a concerned citizen, her investigation leads her deeper into a far-reaching conspiracy. A chance viewing of an online “teaser” featuring two teen girls on Rhode Island Buzz, a social networking Web site, prompts Ahern to pitch a story to her newspaper, the Providence Chronicle. She receives initial support from her bosses, who see it as an audience-catching expose: “Online Dangers: Your teenager is prey.” That promising start is quashed when the investigation puts her in conflict with boyfriend Matt Cavanaugh, an assistant attorney general, and when the paper’s editors unexpectedly decide to drop her story in favor of another. The death of one of her young contacts transforms Ahern’s quest from news story to crusade, setting her on a course that could cost her the newspaper job and her life. 140504 2007 Hallie Ahern: Yesterday's Fatal NM Brogan, Jan #2 Hallie Ahern Mysteries Reporter Hallie Ahern of the Providence Morning Chronicle is once again witness to murder. She homes in on an insurance scam after happening on a late-night auto accident. Ahern tries to rescue the victim from a car about to up in flames, but the woman is already dead after crashing into a tree. She smells an insurance scam that her addictive personality compels her to pursue. Practically before Halle can shout, "Stop the presses!" she's involved with a crime ring that stages accidents to bilk Medicare, Medicaid and insurance companies. Her 12-step sponsor thinks she's after the story for the adrenaline rush. Her editor is preoccupied with the Chronicle's new owners and isn't much interested in Halle's hunches. A suave attorney distracts Hallie from her upstanding but undemonstrative new boyfriend, a prosecutor. But she's still more interested in newsroom jockeying for front-page stories. 140505 1952 Hallmark Hall of Fame: T Series Press 140506 1948 Hallmark Playhouse Series R Series 1948-1953. Radio dramatizations of films with journalists and news media News Media 140507 1952 Hallmark Summer Theatre T Series Press 140508 1976 Hallo Baby MF Journalist (Gerd Hagman) 140509 1995 Hallo, det er Jul MTF Reporter Jakob Laursen (Anders Peter Bro). 140510 2005 Hallowed M Reporter (Alexander Orozco). After witnessing his father murder his mom, 10-year-old Gabriel becomes insane. Now 20 years later, he begins a twisted mission of finding vulnerable victims to kill while believing it's all in the name of God. 140511 1988 Halloween 4: Return of Michael Myers, The M Anchorwoman (Tami Sanders). 140512 2002 Halloween: Resurrection M News Media. News Reporter (Tamara Taggart). 140513 2004 Halloweentown High M TV Newscaster (Mark Reed). 140514 2004 Halloweentown III: Halloweentown High M TV Newscaster (Mark Reed). 140515 2006 Hallows Point M TV Reporter Tanya Graves of Hallows Point (Christa Campbell) Crime Scene TV Reporter (Kristi Thomas). Channel 8 Roving TV Reporter (April K. Wilson). Q 105 Live Radio Reporter (Karrie Kirkland). Roving Radio Reporter (Jack Harris). Roving RV Reporter (Marc Haze). Crime Scene TV Reporter (Chadd Thomas). TV Reporter (George Conlan). TV Cameraman (Eric Moore). Crowd Photographer (Stephen De Gregario). Crowd Photographer (Sandy Gainer). TV Reporter (Lynne Conlan). TV Reporter (Kelly Davis). TV Reporter (Erin Finnegan). TV Reporter (Nathan Knavel). TV Reporter (Bill Logan). TV Reporter (Melissa Marcam). TV Reporter (Charles Roberts). TV Reporter (Sharon Whetstone). Students are trapped in an abandoned schoolhouse with an evil they helped create. 140516 1950 Halls of Montezuma, The M Blankfort, Michael (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent Sgt. Dickerman (Jack Webb) becomes part of group trying to determine the location of Japanese rocket launchers on an island. Commander snaps under pressure of watching one too many soldiers die. Reporter takes out a letter given to him by doctor and reads it to commander and other soldiers. Letter provides explanation of why they are fighting and restores the commander's resolve and his men charge into battle. 140517 1997 Halo MF India News Reporter (Shail Choujar). 140518 1988 Halsey and the Dead Ringer N OWN - P Martell, Charles Investigative Reporter Harry Dekin. Editor of the San Francisco Observer. 140519 1988 Halt! Ein Mensch! N Scheuer, Grete Austria Journalist 140520 1986 Ham Reporter, The: Bat Masterson in New York N MLPL Randisi, Robert Sportswriter Bat Masterson. Set in 1911, based on Masterson's actual experiences as a sportswriter for the Morning Telegraph newspaper. Masterson's typewriter proves as threatening as any six-gun. Big news of the day is an explosive heavyweight bout. Masterson discovers the fight is fixed. Another reporter working on the story disappears and the old lawman begins his own investigation into the dangerous underworld of New York City. Bat Masterson has left the Wild West for New York City where he has become a sports writer -- until he is called upon to bring a little Western justice to the pursuit of a missing fellow-newspaperman. 140521 2000 Hamburg am Morgen TF Series Newscaster (Katja Losch) 140522 1987 Hamburger Hill M L Newsman (J.D. Van Sickle). 140523 1998 Hamilton M CNN Reporter (Sean-Michael Smith) 140524 2001 Hamilton T Series - Episode 4 CNN Reporter (Sean-Michael Smith) 140525 1968 Hamis Izabella, A MF Reporter (Istvan Sztankay) 140526 1995 Hamish Macbeath T Series 1995-1996 Reporter for the Lockdub Listener 140527 1604 Hamlet P Shakespeare, William News Act II Scene II. Polonius: My news shall be the fruit to that great feast. 140528 2008 Hamlet 2 M Drama Critic, brainy, shrimp of a junior drama critic in high school. 140529 1980 Hammer House of Horror: House That Bled to Death, The T Episode #5. 10-11-1980 Journalist (Max Mason). Journalist (Anna Perry). 140530 1980 Hammer House of Horror:The Thirteenth Reunion T Magazine Reporter Ruth Cairns(Julia Foster) for the women’s page of a magazine is assigned by her editor to investigate a weight loss clinic called “Think Thin” after some of its members have died. She participates in the 10-week course after a reader wrote in that the course is masochistic and depressing destroying the patient’s self-esteem. Ruth makes a friend in the course and he dies in a car crash. The reporter stumbles upon the bizarre truth behind a secret slimming society and must now run for her life. At first, Cairns is given what she feels is yet another trivial assignment when her editors asks her to investigate a harsh but revolutionary new dieting process being promoted by a small hospital. There she finds attendees are virtually humiliated into slimming by a sergeant-like motivator, but there’s some light when she meets a professional man there who takes her to dinner and subsequently arranges to see her again. On his way home is the victim of a fatal car accident but her suspicions are aroused when one of the employees of the local funeral parlor comes to her suggesting something strange is going on there with bodies being unofficially shuffled about. Thinking she’s finally onto a decent scoop, the reporter probes further only to find the body of her newfound boyfriend is missing. What draws her attention back to the slimming club is the fact that they were contrarily trying to “fatten” him up just before his death. As she investigates further, she sees her goal of career advancement coming true. 140531 1986 Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense: And the Wall Came Tumbling Down T UK. Episode #11. 4-25-1986. Press Photographer (Danny McCarthy). 140532 2000 Hammerhead Ranch Motel N Dorsey, Tim Reporter Lenny Lippowicz is a writer known for yellow journalism. His exploits turn up in the Weekly Mail of the News World. He teams up with a psychotic spree killer tracking $5 million in laundered drug money. He traces the money to the Hammerhead Ranch Motel in Tampa. Lippowicz is a pothead and a sometime 'gator wrestler whose exploits turn up in the Weekly Mail of the News World. 140533 2004 Hammerle und Leibssle trainieren fur Olympia TF Sports Broadcaster (Axel Gagstatter - Voice). 140534 1982 Hammett M Writer Dashiell Hammett (Frederic Forrest) gives up working as a detective to write short stories for pulp magazines. News Vendor Frank (Fox Harris). 140535 1995 Hammurabi's Code (aka Code of Vengeance) N Kenney, Charles Investigative Reporter Frank Cronin of the Boston Gazette is the newspaper's ace reporter and the editors call on him to delve into the seemingly dead-end case of the murder of a Boston city councilman and political icon. Politician had unblemished reputation as a do-gooder for the down-and-out and the patron saint of a variety of liberal causes. Cronin finds out that he was a plaster saint whose dealings ranged from extortion to laundering mob money. The expose will link police, press and politicians in a tangled web of urban payback and political retribution. The reporter got a tip from a policeman friend that starts him off on the investigation. He writes a series of damning articles. The paper's editor is hounded by the Kennedys and religious leaders who feel the councilman's reputation should be kept sacrosanct. Gazette Reporter Cronin continues to pursue evidence of corruption in state and federal records and pressing his source for more information. Cronin risks his reputation, his job and his life to get the story. 140536 1911 Hampdenshire Wonder, The N USC Beresford, J.D. Reporter narrates story. Ginger Scott and his Weekly. 140537 2000 Hampton's Christmas N Brady, James Correspondent Beecher Stowe returns to the East Hampton village for a traditional Christmas only to encounter an unexpected and unescorted visitor -- a 10-year-old girl playing truant from a Swiss boarding school. World-weary journalist Stowe IV solve the mystery? Martha Stewart, George Plimpton, Patricia Duff and Ron Perelman also show up. 140538 1981 Hamptons, The N Harris, Leonard Weinberg List Journalist 140539 1996 Hamsun MF Journalist (Trond Hovik). Publisher's Editor (Per Christensen). 140540 2001 Hamvado cigarettaveg MF Editor, The General (Laszlo Sinko). 140541 2004 Hana to Arisu MF Japan Editor (Royoko Hirosue). Photographer (Takao Osawa). 140542 1991 Hancock MT News Media. Reporters (Edda Sharpe, Ian Brimble, Andy McEwan, Barry McCarthy, Paul Brooke, Alan Palmer, Chris Crooks). 140543 2008 Hancock M DVD -R HQ 11256, 11257 Public Relations Practitioner Ray Embrey (Jason Bateman) tries to rehabilitate the public image of Hancock, an alcoholic, broken-down man with amazing super powers. Embrey is stuck in his car at a railway crossing and Hancock saves him from an oncoming train by putting up his hands and bringing the locomotive to a jolting halt. The trouble is, the piled-up cars behind the locomotive jackknife and fall off the tracks. Hancock doesn’t mean any harm, but he’s out of it -- a heedless, drunken-slob nihilist who just happens to have supernatural abilities. The grateful Ray has a scheme for saving him. A good-hearted P.R. man, he insists that Hancock “interface with the public.” He persuades him to wear tight-fitting rubber shuts, like a proper comic book hero, and to make smiling appearances at West Hollywood clubs. News Media. Reporters (Shea Curry, Ron Fassler). Hancock has super powers that include amazing speed and strength, bulletproof skin and the ability to fly. Now all he needs is better public relations so the media and the public will appreciate him. 140544 1961 Hancock: Bowmans, The T Episode #2. 6-2-1961 Reporter (Dennis Chinnery). Producer (Patrick Cargill). 140545 1957 Hancock's Half Hour: Holiday in Scotland, A T Episode #16. 10-21-1957 Weatherman (Ian MacNaughton). 140546 1945 Hand in Nub SS PVL McKelway, St. Clair In "Best American Humorous Short Stories -- 43 Stories by 31 Authors." Editor and Publisher Mark Hunt of the monthly digest magazine, Distillate, the Busy Man's Abridgement 140547 1937 Hand in the Glove, The NM OWN - P Stout, Rex Editor Len Chisholm, Sunday editor of the Gazette 140548 1962 Hand of Death M Reporter (Chuck Niles) 140549 2006 Hand of the Devil, The NSF Carter, Dean Vincent Journalist Ashley Reeves, a 22-year-old journalist working at freak-of-nature magazine Missing Link, a science magazine "dedicated to the weird and wonderful." His future is bright even if he does spend most of his time investigating hoaxes. When he receives a letter promising him a once-in-a-lifetime story, he jumps at the opportunity. He is lured to a secluded island by a letter promising him the inside scoop on the only living specimen of a legendary mosquito species. The insect turns out to be telepathic and homicidal and doesn't just bite her victims, but drains them of blood and dissolves what's left of them with corrosive saliva. When Reeves crash lands his boat on the island in a storm, he seems destined to be the next victim. He meets a deranged surgeon who wrote the letter and lives on the island. Reeves expects a hoax, but instead finds a madman who performs horrible experiments on unsuspecting journalists he lures to the island. Turns out the mosquito was once a human who betrayed her husband and needs Reeves' blood to break the curse. 140550 1992 Hand That Rocks the Cradle, The M Newscaster (Susan Chin). Newscaster (Kimberly Hill). 140551 1987 Hand to Execute, A N OWN - H Eickhoff, Randy Lee Correspondent Con Edwards, Times man in Saigon. A jaded reporter who has survived in the newspaper trade by believing little of what he reads in the papers including his own reporting. Bureau assistant Jerry Muhl 140552 1981 Hand, The M L Cartoonist (Michael Caine) as newspaper cartoonist 140553 1991 Handbook for Drowning, A SS OWN - H Shields, David Journalist is an unflaggingly committed reporter, a mother who will face death by cancer. The father is a rumpled idealist who covers local sports for neighborhood papers and is fixated on the injustice of the Rosenberg case. 140554 2004 Handful of Dust N Barclay, Tessa British Investigative Reporter Barbara Rallenham is missing. Her sister has asked the ex-Crown Prince Gregory and his girlfriend to search for the journalist. As they start to ask questions, it becomes clear that Barbara has uncovered evidence of a sinister and very dangerous plot, with implications for national security. British Crime Reporter Rallenham sends the pair an urgent message, then misses an appointment with them. The search is on. 140555 1922 Handle With Care M AFI-Authors Writer 140556 2003 Handler, The: Hardcore T Episode #8. 11-14-2003 Photographer (Shawn Barber). 140557 1854 Handley Cross N USC Surtees, Robert Smith Press. Bell's Life in London. Pomponious Ego prints all he sees and hears. Paul Pry. 140558 1987 Hands of a Stranger MT Photographer (Tony Pantages). 140559 1949 Hands of Mystery T Series 1949-1951. Mystery Anthology Series Press 140560 2003 Hands On NR Burton, Jaci In “Going the Distance.” Freelance Magazine Writer Mark Whitman just scored an easy assignment -- write an article for Total Man Magazine about Lara McKenzie, an educator who also writes books helping women to achieve more fulfilling sex lives. Now if only she could fulfill her own. Whitman expects the sex educator and obvious expert on self-pleasure to be a bookish geek, not a red-hot redhead. When his one-time assignment turns into a request for a full-time writing job with Lara, Mark has to lie to Lara to convince her to co-author the articles. Soon they’re steaming up the sheets in the bedroom and on the pages of the magazine and Mark is in way over his head. The truth may set you free, but Mark’s afraid when Lara finds out the truth, he’ll lose not only the job of his dreams, but the woman he loves. 140561 1997 Handyman NM Heller, Jean TV Anchorwoman Cynthia Diamond, a TV news anchorwoman, becomes her own biggest story as the Heartbreak Killer goes after her Television news anchorwoman becomes the target of a crazed serial killer stalking the streets of Tampa, Florida. 140562 1999 Handyman, The N See, Carolyn News Media 140563 1998 Handymorder, Der TF Germany TV Reporter (Monica Lierhaus). Fotograf (Udo Jolly). 140564 1997 Hang Time: Teen Mom T Episode #41. 11-1-1997 Photographer (Brad Koepenick). 140565 1999 Hang Time: Upset, The T Episode #90. 12-4-1999 News Media. Reporter #1 (Erica Shaffer). 140566 1984 Hang Up the Fiddle N OWN - H Babcock, Frederick Country Editor Judson Welling of the New Athens (Nebraska) Telegraph, crusading country-editor 140567 1964 Hanged Man, The MT Made for TV Movies to 1979 TV Newsman (Scott Hale) 140568 1969 Hanger-On SS GPL Glanville, Brian In "A Betting Man and Other Stories." Sports Reporter-Narrator. Arthur, another reporter. Peter Bridge wants a job in journalism, wants to be a sportswriter. 140569 1992 Hangin' w/MTV T Field Reporters Doctor Dre, Ed Love. Hosts John Norris, Eric Nies, Lisa Kennedy Montgomery, Gale Mayron. 140570 1997 Hangin' with Mr. Cooper: Getting Personal T Episode #101. 8-30-1997 Photographer (John Kassir). 140571 2001 Hangin' With Mr. Cooper: Mo Money T SVD 1151 Reporter (Dianne Kay) 140572 1992 Hangin' with MTV DT Series 1992 Field Reporter (Dr. Dre). Field Reporter (Ed Lover). 140573 1979 Hanging In T PR Public Relations 140574 1948 Hanging of Captain Kidd R CDR 12-19-48 Press 140575 1984 Hanging On N Beason, Robert G. News Media 140576 1995 Hanging Up N OWN - H Ephron, Delia Editor Georgia Mozell, famous editor-in-chief of a woman's magazine 140577 2000 Hanging Up M DVD -R HQ 4552, 4553 (Missing Credits). SVD 886 Editor Georgia (Diane Keaton), a high-powered New York-based editor-in-chief of her own women's magazine. Sub-Editor (Jaffe Cohen). 140578 1947 Hangman Waits, The M UK Only Press 140579 1981 Hangman's Crusade, The N OWN - H Barwick, James Correspondent Jim Franklyn 140580 1946 Hangman's Hill NM Pell, F. Newspapermen and women in an American press camp in France are concerned with the sudden death of a fellow member. 140581 1949 Hangman's Wharf M UK Only Press 140582 1943 Hangmen Also Die! M Brecht Bertolt, Fritz Lang (Story). Newspaper Editor Jan Pestuca (Paul McVey). 140583 1945 Hangover Square M Newsman (Frank Benson). 140584 1955 Hank Janson: 48 Hours NM Janson, Hank #53 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140585 1965 Hank Janson: Abomination NM Janson, Hank #182 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140586 1952 Hank Janson: Accused NM Janson, Hank #45 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140587 1965 Hank Janson: Affairs of Paula, The NM Janson, Hank #181 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140588 1960 Hank Janson: All Tramps Are Trouble NM Janson, Hank #76A Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140589 1953 Hank Janson: Amok NM Janson, Hank #48D Hank Janson Series. May, 1953 Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. The last of the ten Series novels not to feature Hank Janson, Amok adheres to the by now familiar formula of featuring a lead character to whom both fate has dealt a cruel blow, and who occupies the subservient role in a relationship where the woman proves to be the stronger character. The story is generally well-paced and eventful from the moment it opens with Jimmy Martin engaged in a game of gin rummy. Reliving childhood games, where stepping on a crack in the pavement is fantasised as invoking all manner of consequences, Martin fantasies that victory in the game will win him his life. Only as the narrative develops is it revealed that his opponent is a warder and Martin is awaiting execution on death row. From this point on the tension is maintained by the reader being kept unaware of the precise nature both of his crime and his relationship with the woman who assists in his escape until some considerable way into the story. Like its early predecessor, No Regrets For Clara, Amok does however contain an unsettling and essentially superfluous narrative theme that tends to overshadow other events. This concerns the kidnapping and sexual enslavement of a 20-year old woman by Martin's fellow escapee. Following an introductory account of Martin's anxious thoughts regarding the execution he faces, the action takes off when, following smuggled instructions, he succeeds in getting transferred to the prison hospital. Here his "saviour" appears in the form of Al Dexster, a psychotic killer who, while achieving their escape, shoots dead two guards and the prison doctor. Martin then discovers the getaway car is driven by his fiancee, Marilyn. Dexster explains that he chose Martin because, facing death, he had nothing to lose while, unlike Dexster's accomplices, Marilyn could be relied on simply through the presence of Martin. The trio hide out in Dexster's parents' run-down small holding, with Dexster displaying a typical callous disregard for his deaf-mute parents, coupled with an unwelcome regard for Marilyn. The partnership is also profoundly unequal, with Dexster ensuring his unwilling partners' compliance by hiding the guns plus, later, most of Martin's and Marilyn's clothes. The story of Martin's past unfolds. An orphan who successfully graduated law school, Martin met Marilyn initially as a client. While their relationship grew, he defended unsuccessfully another client named Weechell, who subsequently placed a contract on him. One night, mistaking a stranger for an assassin, Martin shot and killed what in fact was an unarmed man. Charged with murder, he was sentenced to die. Lacking funds, Dexster decides to rob a local bank but, on returning from a reconnaissance with Martin, he kidnaps a 20-year old woman who he subsequently treats as a sex-slave, chaining her to a bunk bed. Underlining his psychotic nature, a visiting salesman is summarily murdered. The bank raid goes off, with yet more deaths following at the hands of Dexster. While returning from the raid, Martin realises the only reason he is still alive is because Dexster craves Marilyn, but knows that hope of winning her over is futile if he kills Martin. Nevertheless, when Martin returns one day from snaring rabbits he finds Marilyn has been raped by Dexster. This act seems finally to goad Dexster's father into action, and he leads Martin to the cache of weapons. Dexster returns just as a police car enters the access road to the farm and, in a prolonged shoot-out, Martin succeeds eventually in killing his quarry. The tale ends with him having come full circle and awaiting once more the electric chair; this time praying that Marilyn's experiences will not have caused her any lasting harm. 140590 1958 Hank Janson: Amorous Captive NM Janson, Hank #61 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140591 1962 Hank Janson: Angel Astray NM Janson, Hank #107 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140592 1949 Hank Janson: Angel Shoot To Kill NM Janson, Hank #9 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140593 1952 Hank Janson: Auctioned NM Janson, Hank #35 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140594 1953 Hank Janson: Avenging Nymph NM Janson, Hank #50 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140595 1951 Hank Janson: Baby, Don’t Dare Squeal NM Janson, Hank #24 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140596 1965 Hank Janson: Backlash of Infamy NM Janson, Hank #188 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140597 1959 Hank Janson: Bad Girl NM Janson, Hank #74 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140598 1962 Hank Janson: Beauty and the Beat NM Janson, Hank #108 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140599 1965 Hank Janson: Becky NM Janson, Hank #190 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140600 1960 Hank Janson: Beloved Traitor NM Janson, Hank (pseudonym used by Stephen Frances and Victor Norwood) #77 Hank Janson Series. Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances. Crime Reporter Hank Janson of the Chicago Chronicle. When a man of high position, enjoying public confidence, seeks to abuse that confidence by using it as a cover for criminal activities, the unearthing of proof to end his nefarious practices is 10 times more difficult than bringing an ordinary criminal to justice. This, then, was the task Hank Janson set himself in the case of the notorious Judge Pearson, whose dossier of dark streaks in the lives of people who went to him in confidence for help enabled him to amass a fortune by blackmail. But, as so often happens, a honey of a dame was his final undoing. Hank gets the judge involved in a phony blackmail attempt on no other than the District Attorney himself. Crime Reporter Hank Janson has a flair for mixing it with super-criminals and superb women. Born in London, Hank moved off around the world in search of action and adventure, and found his real talent as a writer after being washed up in Chicago. When he eventually quit full-time reportage to become one of the most prolific storywriters in the English language, he had lived through enough excitement to fill a thousand books. His present whereabouts are never disclosed. 140601 1966 Hank Janson: Bid for Beauty NM Janson, Hank #200 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140602 1966 Hank Janson: Big H, The NM Janson, Hank #201 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140603 1949 Hank Janson: Blonde on the Spot NM Janson, Hank (pseudonym used by Stephen Frances and Victor Norwood) #7 Hank Janson Series. June, 1949. Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances. Reporter Hank Janson of the Chicago Chronicle winds up in a replica Wild West ghost town where gambling, drugs and prostitution are common, things go from bad to worse in Hank’s relationship with Sally Taylor. Then there’s the nearby Indian reservation with its disgruntled and exploited native American population. 140604 1962 Hank Janson: Blood Bath NM Janson, Hank #109 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140605 1963 Hank Janson: Brand Image NM Janson, Hank #132 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140606 1963 Hank Janson: Brazen Seductress NM Janson, Hank #148 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140607 1961 Hank Janson: Break for a Lovely NM Janson, Hank #88 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140608 1950 Hank Janson: Bride Wore Weeds, The NM Janson, Hank #17 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140609 1951 Hank Janson: Broads Don’t Scare Easy NM Janson, Hank #31 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. Hard-as-nails gangster 'Big Nick' Fenner and his associate Joey have known each other since childhood, when Fenner stood by as Joey was injured by a gunshot that left him mentally impaired. Their lives since then have been closely intertwined - but will they also end up following each other to the grave? This grim, violent entry from the third series of classic Hank Janson novels comes complete with its stunning original Reginald Heade artwork cover, which was censored on the book's first publication in November 1951. 140610 1968 Hank Janson: Casinopoly NM Janson, Hank #217 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140611 1965 Hank Janson: Catch Me a Renegade NM Janson, Hank #192 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140612 1962 Hank Janson: Chicago Chick NM Janson, Hank #111 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140613 1964 Hank Janson: Cold Dead Coed NM Janson, Hank #152 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140614 1960 Hank Janson: Come Quickly, Honey NM Janson, Hank #78 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140615 1952 Hank Janson: Conflict NM Janson, Hank #37 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140616 1955 Hank Janson: Contraband NM Janson, Hank #52 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140617 1960 Hank Janson: Cool Sugar NM Janson, Hank #79 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140618 1953 Hank Janson: Corruption NM Janson, Hank #48F Hank Janson Series. September, 1953 Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. Frances brought everything together in a novel the result was hugely satisfying. It should however by this stage be apparent that this aim was not routinely achieved, and it is perhaps therefore fitting that Corruption should end the Fourth Series by illustrating both characteristic strengths and weaknesses that often surfaced in the later Janson books. The central theme, comprising a high-class call-girl racket used to obtain tendered contracts, is generally handled in an engaging manner, avoiding a neat imaginary resolution in favour of a far more convincing "public interest" driven moratorium on news coverage. Moreover, Frances's writing had by this time achieved a level of competence whereby pace could be maintained without recourse to the graphic levels of violence used to bolster the narrative of earlier books. All told, the tale of Corruption contains enough twists, turns and engaging digressions to provide an entertaining read. The problem is, just as with the sexual-enslavement episode in Amok, that Frances seems compelled at times to introduce subplots that are not only unnecessary but also inexplicable. While Janson had a history of engaging with women who cried foul at the very moment passions ran highest there was always a rational ulterior motive for their behaviour. Yet no such motive emerges in the case of Janson's relationship with Mrs. Ralph, who appears possessed of insatiable desire only just as suddenly and fiercely to reject his advances (before or after intercourse is never made clear). This bizarre mode of behaviour leaves Frances once more struggling to construct around it a plausible dialogue. The opening scene finds Janson present at a corruption trial in which a City Administrator, Dugdale, surprisingly offers no defence against the charges laid before him. Dugdale's daughter (referred to throughout, rather primly, only as "Miss Dugdale") later tells Janson that her father was the victim of a call-girl racket that is systematically engaged in corrupting city officials. In an apparently unconnected event, he witnesses the death of a drugged man beneath the wheels of city traffic, retrieving a car key with telephone number that the victim dropped. Inspired by Dugdale's daughter's revelations about call-girls, Janson attempts to run a feature exposing vice, but has no success in infiltrating the high-class call-girl circuit. He does however meanwhile trace the dropped car key back to a Mrs. Ralph who, while claiming to know nothing of the dead man, encourages Janson's advances before offering a resounding rebuff. Janson leaves believing she knows more that she admits to. The vice articles prove to be taking effect when Janson is duped into calling in the police on what it transpires is a staged murder, the intention being to discredit him in the eyes of the police. Still suspicious of Ralph, Janson follows her to a beauty parlour she owns, where he once more encounters Dugdale's daughter, this time claiming that the vice ring that snared her father is run from the beauty parlour. He meets Mrs. Ralph and (still under an assumed name) succeeds in getting an introduction to a call-girl. He also learns from the receptionist that Ralph had indeed met the traffic accident victim, while adding only that he came from Boston. On returning home he is once again tricked into calling out the police on a faked murder. Janson meets and is charmed by his "escort", Laura, but is alerted by her disclosure that she is from Boston. Delving further, he confirms that she is the daughter of the dead man, Clements, who had traced her to Ralph's premises. Later, having identified her father at the mortuary, Laura agrees to help Janson expose the vice ring. He is then visited by a Mr. Jordan who offers evidence on Ralph, fearing that the vice-feature publicity will adversely affect his chain of brothels, but the pair are interrupted by one of the men who had previously faked the murders. This time the murder is real and Jordan is left dead with only Laura, lying in concealment, saving Janson from being implicated. The killer is traced back to Mrs. Ralph, who is arrested and charged with Clement's murder, while Janson's attempts to print the story are vetoed by the FBI on the grounds that their investigations are incomplete. The book ends with consolation being found in the arms of "Miss Dugdale". 140619 1962 Hank Janson: Counter-Feat NM Janson, Hank #118 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140620 1964 Hank Janson: Crime Beat Crisis NM Janson, Hank #154 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140621 1962 Hank Janson: Crime on My Hands NM Janson, Hank #121 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140622 1961 Hank Janson: Crowns Can Kill NM Janson, Hank #89 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140623 1960 Hank Janson: Cutie on Call NM Janson, Hank #84 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140624 1966 Hank Janson: Darling Delinquent NM Janson, Hank #202 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140625 1963 Hank Janson: Dateline Darlene NM Janson, Hank #133 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140626 1963 Hank Janson: Dateline Debbie NM Janson, Hank #133A Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140627 1963 Hank Janson: Dateline Diane NM Janson, Hank #133C Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140628 1963 Hank Janson: Daughter of Shame NM Janson, Hank #135 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140629 1966 Hank Janson: Dead Certainty NM Janson, Hank #203 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140630 1955 Hank Janson: Deadly Mission NM Janson, Hank #51 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140631 1951 Hank Janson: Death Wore a Petticoat NM Janson, Hank #25 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140632 1961 Hank Janson: Delicious Danger NM Janson, Hank #91 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140633 1953 Hank Janson: Desert Fury NM Janson, Hank #48 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140634 1964 Hank Janson: Design for Dupes NM Janson, Hank #155 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140635 1961 Hank Janson: Destination Dames NM Janson, Hank #96 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140636 1965 Hank Janson: Devil and the Deep NM Janson, Hank #193 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140637 1956 Hank Janson: Devil’s Highway NM Janson, Hank #57 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140638 1962 Hank Janson: Dig Those Heels NM Janson, Hank #125 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140639 1964 Hank Janson: Doctor Fix NM Janson, Hank #156 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140640 1950 Hank Janson: Don’t Dare Me Sugar NM Janson, Hank #18 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140641 1951 Hank Janson: Don’t Mourn Me Toots NM Janson, Hank #26 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140642 1958 Hank Janson: Don’t Scare Easy NM Janson, Hank #62 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140643 1964 Hank Janson: Double Take NM Janson, Hank #157 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140644 1961 Hank Janson: Downtown Doll NM Janson, Hank #97 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140645 1960 Hank Janson: Ecstasy NM Janson, Hank #87 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140646 1966 Hank Janson: Escalation NM Janson, Hank #205 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140647 1956 Hank Janson: Escape NM Janson, Hank #59 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140648 1962 Hank Janson: Exclusive NM Janson, Hank #126 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140649 1964 Hank Janson: Exotic Seductress, The NM Janson, Hank #174 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140650 1964 Hank Janson: Expectant Nymph NM Janson, Hank #175 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140651 1966 Hank Janson: F.E.U.D. NM Janson, Hank #206 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140652 1964 Hank Janson: Fan Fare NM Janson, Hank #158 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140653 1964 Hank Janson: Fanny NM Janson, Hank #176 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140654 1963 Hank Janson: Fast Buck NM Janson, Hank #136 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140655 1952 Hank Janson: Filly Wore Red, The NM Janson, Hank #42 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140656 1961 Hank Janson: Fireball NM Janson, Hank #98 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140657 1965 Hank Janson: Flashpoint NM Janson, Hank #187 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140658 1958 Hank Janson: Flight From Fear NM Janson, Hank #63 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140659 1964 Hank Janson: Flower of Desire NM Janson, Hank #160 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140660 1951 Hank Janson: Frails Can Be So Tough NM Janson, Hank #32 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. Lee Shelton is a man with a tragic past and a deeply troubled present. Framed for a murder he didn't commit, forced to kidnap and chain up a beautiful passer-by - who turns out to be a millionairess - in order to avoid capture, and with a broken hypodermic needle buried in his festering arm, he finds events conspiring against him. Will be be able to get out from under all these problems, or is a lengthy prison sentence - or even death - what fate has in store for him? 140661 1955 Hank Janson: Framed NM Janson, Hank #56 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140662 1965 Hank Janson: Furtive Flame NM Janson, Hank #199 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140663 1964 Hank Janson: Girl in Hand, A NM Janson, Hank #162 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140664 1963 Hank Janson: Go with a Jerk NM Janson, Hank #137 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140665 1962 Hank Janson: Grape Vine NM Janson, Hank #110 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140666 1971 Hank Janson: Grass Widow NM Janson, Hank (pseudonym used by Stephen Frances and then Victor Norwood, Harry Hobson, Harold Kelly, Colin Fraser and James Moffatt) #220 Hank Janson Series. Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances. Last novel. Crime Reporter Hank Janson of the Chicago Chronicle. Revenge should be carefully planned -- especially by beautiful girls who have never handled a gun before. Penny Russell had no time for planning. Her burning hatred for “CAP” Moreley was too strong, and it was only by luck that Hank got the gun away from her in time. For Moreley was the most vicious man in London. He was the boss -- he had the Town in his pocket -- he could do anything. Or thought he could until he raped Penny with Hank watching tied up and helpless. That was when Hank ceased to read him lessons form the Good Book, and Moreley learned his manners the hard way. Hank Janson has outlasted most of the fictional heroes of the postwar years simply because he has always remained a human being whose adventures are credible. His morality is as rugged as his appearance, but the newspaperman’s cynicism is tempered by a deep humanity. He despises hypocrisy and, roused by the meanness of crime, he can lay about him with a determination and carefree abandon that is irresistible. 140667 1948 Hank Janson: Gun Moll for Hire NM Janson, Hank #4 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140668 1949 Hank Janson: Gunsmoke In Her Eyes NM Janson, Hank #10 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140669 1958 Hank Janson: Hate NM Janson, Hank #64 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140670 1963 Hank Janson: Heartache NM Janson, Hank #139 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140671 1960 Hank Janson: Hell of a Dame NM Janson, Hank #76B Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140672 1956 Hank Janson: Hell’s Angel NM Janson, Hank #60 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140673 1961 Hank Janson: Hell’s Belles NM Janson, Hank #99 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140674 1966 Hank Janson: Helldorado NM Janson, Hank #209 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140675 1964 Hank Janson: Her Weapon is Passion NM Janson, Hank #178 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140676 1963 Hank Janson: Hilary’s Terms NM Janson, Hank #141 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140677 1962 Hank Janson: Honey for Me NM Janson, Hank #127 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140678 1949 Hank Janson: Honey Take My Gun NM Janson, Hank #11 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140679 1964 Hank Janson: Hot House NM Janson, Hank #180 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140680 1963 Hank Janson: Hot Line NM Janson, Hank #145 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140681 1951 Hank Janson: Hotsy You’ll Be Chilled NM Janson, Hank #28 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140682 1963 Hank Janson: I for Intrigue NM Janson, Hank #147 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140683 1959 Hank Janson: Invasion NM Janson, Hank #70 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140684 1951 Hank Janson: It’s Always Eve that Weaps NM Janson, Hank #30 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140685 1964 Hank Janson: It’s Bedtime Baby! NM Janson, Hank #153 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140686 1959 Hank Janson: Jack Spot NM Janson, Hank #73 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. Hank Janson (pronounced Yanson), a fictional character and pseudonymous author, writes the autobiography of actual former master-criminal Jack (“Jack Spot”) Comer, who’s now down and almost out professionally, basing it, supposedly, on searching interviews with Spot, but admitting at the outset that he’s partly fictionalized things.. He suggests at the end that Jack Spot is a product of this century. His peculiar and distinctive claim to notoriety is that, like Dillinger and Capone, Spot organized criminals and lawbreakers with such efficiency that crime became almost completely profitable and negligibly risks. 140687 1950 Hank Janson: Jane With Green Eyes, The NM Janson, Hank #20 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140688 1961 Hank Janson: Janson Go Home NM Janson, Hank #103 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140689 1965 Hank Janson: Jazz Jungle NM Janson, Hank #189 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140690 1965 Hank Janson: Junk Market NM Janson, Hank #183 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140691 1952 Hank Janson: Kill Her If You Can NM Janson, Hank #36 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. In “Kill Her If You Can,” Chicago Chronicle's ace reporter Hank Janson is back on the case as he is sent to investigate a bomb blast at an apartment and gets caught up in a web of intrigue and deception. The apartment's owner, the headstrong, independent young woman Beryl Pinder, gives Hank more trouble than he bargained for, as he finds himself having to save her - and himself! - from a series of murder attempts. When it first appeared in March 1952, this book was the final entry in the third series of classic Hank Janson novels. 140692 1963 Hank Janson: Kill Her with Passion NM Janson, Hank #151 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140693 1962 Hank Janson: Kill Me for Kicks NM Janson, Hank #131 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140694 1958 Hank Janson: Kill This Man NM Janson, Hank #69 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140695 1952 Hank Janson: Killer NM Janson, Hank (pseudonym used by Stephen Frances and Victor Norwood). #43A. Hank Janson Series. Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances. Reporter Hank Janson of the Chicago Chronicle has a chance meeting with a beautiful female hitchhiker, Cora Tanter, and it is the beginning of a tale involving an elderly archaeologist, his rich but suicidal young wife and a haul of valuable Roman artifacts. And just who is the mysterious figure making repeated attempts to kill Hank himself? Add to this the complications of his on-off relationship with Chicago Chronicle colleague Sheila Lang, and Hank really has his work cut out for him. 140696 1966 Hank Janson: Krush NM Janson, Hank #210 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140697 1950 Hank Janson: Lady Has a Scar, The NM Janson, Hank #21 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140698 1961 Hank Janson: Lady Lie Low NM Janson, Hank #104 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140699 1950 Hank Janson: Lady Toll the Bell NM Janson, Hank #22 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140700 1948 Hank Janson: Lady, Mind That Corpse NM Janson, Hank #8 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140701 1967 Hank Janson: Ladybirds Are In NM Janson, Hank #212 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140702 1964 Hank Janson: Lake Loot NM Janson, Hank #168 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140703 1964 Hank Janson: Last Lady, The NM Janson, Hank #173 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140704 1961 Hank Janson: Late Night Revel NM Janson, Hank #105 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140705 1962 Hank Janson: Like Crazy NM Janson, Hank #129 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140706 1962 Hank Janson: Like Lethal NM Janson, Hank #128 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140707 1962 Hank Janson: Like Poison NM Janson, Hank #130 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140708 1949 Hank Janson: Lilies for My Lovely NM Janson, Hank (pseudonym used by Stephen Frances and Victor Norwood) #6 Hank Janson Series. May, 1949.# Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances. Crime Reporter Hank Janson of the Chicago Chronicle meets the girl of his dreams, Sally Taylor, only to have her taken from him by a cruel twist of fate when she suddenly dies of a heart attack. Or does she? Hank finds himself with a mystery to solve as he becomes embroiled in an elaborate plot of blackmail and murder that threatens to be the death of him. 140709 1964 Hank Janson: Limbo Lover NM Janson, Hank #165 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140710 1966 Hank Janson: Liquor is Quicker NM Janson, Hank #211 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140711 1950 Hank Janson: Lola Bought Her Wreath NM Janson, Hank #23 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140712 1958 Hank Janson: Lose This Gun NM Janson, Hank #65 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140713 1963 Hank Janson: Love Makers, The NM Janson, Hank #146 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140714 1964 Hank Janson: Love Secretaries, The NM Janson, Hank #172 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140715 1963 Hank Janson: Lover NM Janson, Hank #150 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140716 1965 Hank Janson: Lust for Vengeance NM Janson, Hank #186 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140717 1966 Hank Janson: Make Mine Mink NM Janson, Hank #204 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140718 1961 Hank Janson: Master Mind NM Janson, Hank #106 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. “Master Mind” A lady is known by the company she keeps, thought Hank Janson. But Tanya Varsak was no lady and the company she kept was not the kind you’d want to take home to mother. There were the bully boys who hung out at the Iron Curtain legation. They seemed to know Tanya a little too well. There was that gang of thrill-seeking, drug-crazed beatniks. They knew Tanya well too but in a different way. In a short time the beatnik colony becomes another battleground in the Cold War, and Hank finds the lovely body he’s enjoyed all along is a deadly weapon in the sinister arsenal of world communism. 140719 1966 Hank Janson: Mayfair Slayride NM Janson, Hank #207 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140720 1955 Hank Janson: Menace NM Janson, Hank #54 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140721 1951 Hank Janson: Milady Took the Rap NM Janson, Hank #34 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140722 1965 Hank Janson: Missile Mob NM Janson, Hank #194 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140723 1958 Hank Janson: Mistress Of Fear NM Janson, Hank #66 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140724 1965 Hank Janson: Model in Mayhem NM Janson, Hank #198 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140725 1952 Hank Janson: Murder NM Janson, Hank #38 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140726 1966 Hank Janson: Nefarious Quest NM Janson, Hank #208 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140727 1963 Hank Janson: Nerve Centre NM Janson, Hank #144 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140728 1963 Hank Janson: Nice Way to Die, A NM Janson, Hank #149 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140729 1949 Hank Janson: No Regrets for Clara NM Janson, Hank #14 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140730 1953 Hank Janson: Nyloned Avenger NM Janson, Hank #48G Hank Janson Series. November, 1953 Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. Whereas Silken Menace made some use of its Amsterdam location, there seems no compelling reason why Nyloned Avenger should have taken place in Bonn, Germany. There is only one descriptive reference to the city (on page 43) and the rather tired plot (murder in order to inherit) could have been set anywhere. In fact Frances's inability to move "tough guy" dialogue beyond Chicago works firmly to the novel's disadvantage. Names such as "Luke", "Chris" and "Jan" hardly conjure up an image of dyed-in-the-wool Germanic stock, while the issue from their lips of lines such as "You've got a way with dames, ain't you, Mister?" (p.85) almost evokes the gloriously inept dubbing employed on Sergio Leone's Dollar films. In mitigation, the book is full of the rich description that marked out the best Jansons and which was absent - for the most part - from Silken Menace. While the representation of Maria is characteristically overcooked, the relationship between Janson and Klara is handled well, with her past insanity being introduced just at the point where her behaviour seems to be verging on the absurd. The tale begins with Janson acquainting himself with Klara, who shares his train compartment. Having dined together, Janson is returning to his carriage when he hears a scream. Rushing back, he finds a man attempting to throw Klara from the train. She seems unwilling to pursue her attacker but, ascribing Janson's lack of hard currency to penury, offers him a job guarding her for three days. The conditions are that they should act as if married, and that he should defer to her every command. Out of inquisitiveness he agrees. On reaching Bonn, Klara orders Janson to buy a car, and the pair set off to a farm she knows in a remote location. There they meet an unsavoury collection of individuals named Luke, Chris, and Jan, plus Anna and Maria, who are incensed when they believe Janson and Klara to be married. The pair only narrowly escape with their lives. Klara refuses to tell Janson the anything about them or the reason for their anger. Later that evening Janson notices a woman, Rosa Gottlieb, recognising Klara (although the latter refuses to acknowledge her), and invites her for a drink. Rosa tells that she knew Klara, but had not seen her for four years since the latter's father died. Her brother also died two years later, with Rosa adding that around that time Klara was declared insane and committed. Janson returns to his hotel, only to incur Klara's wrath when she detects Rosa's perfume. The next day Janson meets Maria in the hotel lobby, and discovers not only that Luke is Klara's step-brother, but that he inherits if she dies. She entices him out to the cabin where he is once more nearly killed. Returning to the hotel he demands an explanation from Klara. It transpires that Luke, Chris and Jan are all step-brothers, and that they will indeed inherit her considerable wealth should she die, unless she is married. After the death of her brother she suffered a breakdown, at which point her stepbrothers capitalised by making it appear as if she had mutilated herself with a razor, thereby ensuring her incarceration. Janson suggests they at least forget about events for the rest of the evening and prepare for dinner. Their preparations are however interrupted by the arrival of a parcel that subsequently explodes in Klara's room. Janson returns once more to the farm and entices away Maria, building on an attraction she has developed for him. In his room she makes advances, but is suddenly terrified when seeing a replica of the parcel in his suitcase, which he explains as never having been opened. In terror she admits that Luke also killed Klara's full-brother, through inducing pneumonia, and sent a parcel bomb to Klara. She attempts to escape and runs into the arms of the police, who Janson had standing by to hear to confession. The final chapter opens with Janson talking to a woman who, it transpires, is Klara. Being in the bathroom at the time of the blast, she missed the force of it and survived with only bruises. She once more incurs his ire through offering him a job but, reconciled, the tale ends with his agreeing to stay on with her in Bonn. 140731 1962 Hank Janson: Nymph in the Night NM Janson, Hank #112 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140732 1965 Hank Janson: Nympho Named Silvia, A NM Janson, Hank #191 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140733 1953 Hank Janson: One Man in His Time NM Janson, Hank #49 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140734 1967 Hank Janson: Operation Obliterate NM Janson, Hank #216 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140735 1961 Hank Janson: Outcast NM Janson, Hank #102 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140736 1963 Hank Janson: Passion Pact NM Janson, Hank #138 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140737 1964 Hank Janson: Passionate Playmate NM Janson, Hank #179 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140738 1960 Hank Janson: Passionate Waif NM Janson, Hank #81 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140739 1964 Hank Janson: Pattern of Rape NM Janson, Hank #166 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140740 1952 Hank Janson: Persian Pride NM Janson, Hank #47 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140741 1967 Hank Janson: Physical Attraction NM Janson, Hank #213 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140742 1962 Hank Janson: Play It Casual NM Janson, Hank #124 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140743 1963 Hank Janson: Playgirl NM Janson, Hank #142 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140744 1961 Hank Janson: Prey for a Newshawk NM Janson, Hank #101 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140745 1953 Hank Janson: Pursuit NM Janson, Hank #48A Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140746 1960 Hank Janson: Quiet Waits the Grave NM Janson, Hank #80 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140747 1962 Hank Janson: Rave for a Roughneck NM Janson, Hank #123 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140748 1961 Hank Janson: Reluctant Hostess NM Janson, Hank #92 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140749 1960 Hank Janson: Ripe for Rapture NM Janson, Hank #86 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140750 1967 Hank Janson: Riviera Showdown NM Janson, Hank #214 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140751 1965 Hank Janson: Roxy by Proxy NM Janson, Hank #197 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140752 1962 Hank Janson: Run for Lover NM Janson, Hank #120 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140753 1952 Hank Janson: Sadie Don’t Cry Now NM Janson, Hank #41 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140754 1968 Hank Janson: Same Difference NM Janson, Hank #218 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140755 1962 Hank Janson: Savage Sequel NM Janson, Hank #119 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140756 1965 Hank Janson: Say It with Candy NM Janson, Hank #196 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140757 1961 Hank Janson: Scent from Heaven NM Janson, Hank #95 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140758 1963 Hank Janson: Second String NM Janson, Hank #143 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140759 1960 Hank Janson: Secret Sessions NM Janson, Hank #82 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140760 1960 Hank Janson: Sentence for Sin NM Janson, Hank #83 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140761 1964 Hank Janson: Sex Angle NM Janson, Hank #170 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140762 1964 Hank Janson: Sexy Vixen, The NM Janson, Hank #177 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140763 1961 Hank Janson: She Sleeps to Conquer NM Janson, Hank #90 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140764 1953 Hank Janson: Sheet Music MUS Janson, Hank Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140765 1961 Hank Janson: Short Term Wife NM Janson, Hank #100 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140766 1953 Hank Janson: Silken Menace NM Janson, Hank #48E Hank Janson Series, October, 1953 Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. The first of the Fifth, or "Continental" Series, Silken Menace takes place in Amsterdam, with the closing paragraph being used as a link to the next story in the Series; a move reminiscent of the First Series books. At times it feels rather like a stock gangster novel uprooted and transported across the Atlantic, although the evocative canal scene and theme of Iron Curtain smuggling does render the change of location more than simply one of novelty. Rated purely on intrigue and suspense it works well although, with the exception of Hanna Janson, the characters never really come to life, leaving the various suspenseful themes to carry what otherwise might be an unremarkable gangster narrative. The story begins with Janson touching down at Amsterdam airport, while simultaneously getting the brush-off from an attractive fellow-American traveler. No sooner has he reached his hotel room than a guest (Helga) in an adjoining room asks him to pry open the lock on her suitcase. Janson follows by inviting her to dinner, but is later visited by three men who demand - with extreme menace - an unnamed item they believe him to possess. Knocked unconscious, he is later found by Helga. The pair eat at The Cartwheel but Helga subsequently disappears while visiting the lavatory in Leidseplein Air Terminal . Janson is then separately pursued by two strangers, escaping firstly by jumping a canal cruiser and secondly by hiding out with a female night-watchman who takes pity on him (one of those strange, ostensibly unrelated interludes that crop up from time to time in Jansons). On returning to his hotel room he receives an urgent call from Helga who implores him to meet her at an address she provides. Janson hurries there, only to discover it is a trap, and the three-man gang, led by Max Baumer Trenchart (!) beat firstly him then Helga - who is also a prisoner - in order to obtain what it is they believe him to possess. Still completely ignorant of their purpose, Janson bluffs that he has posted a document to himself at the hotel. Temporarily mollified, Max and an accomplice leave for the hotel after the surprise revelation that Helga was in fact a member of the gang and simply another ruse through which to obtain information from Janson. Helga meanwhile feels pity for Janson who, believing her to be Max's prisoner, had attempted to save her. Having firstly overpowered the third gang member, she then sets Janson free. It transpires the gang is after a valuable Bill of Lading relating to machinery being shipped across the Iron Curtain. Janson deduces the only way they can think he possesses it is because there were two Jansons on the flight. Visiting the airport terminal his suspicions are confirmed, with his discovering the other H. Janson (Hanna) is none other than the woman who ignored him while the flight was landing. She indeed has the Bill of Lading, and a fairly complicated ruse then follows that reveals the two canal pursuers as being members of a rival syndicate to that of Max. Having paid Janson $3,000 ($500 of which he gives to Helga), Janson then sends them separately, with Helga, to the address where he had been held captive. He meanwhile hastens there with Hanna Janson, who the gang searches thoroughly before discovering the document. Helga subsequently arrives with the other two men, and a predictable fight breaks out, during which Janson escapes with his namesake, the latter clothed only in a camel-hair coat. Reaching their hotel Janson asks to search the coat and, on discovering the Bill of Lading, leaves Hanna stranded naked, and with no money, in the hotel room. Outside he destroys the document before departing on a train bound for Berlin. 140767 1959 Hank Janson: Silken Snare NM Janson, Hank #72 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140768 1951 Hank Janson: Sister Don’t Hate Me NM Janson, Hank #29 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140769 1958 Hank Janson: Situation Gravel NM Janson, Hank #68 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140770 1952 Hank Janson: Skirts Bring Me Sorrow NM Janson, Hank #39 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. Murder, blackmail, a femme fatale and switched identities are some of the problems with which Hank Janson has to cope in “Skirts Bring Me Sorrow.” 140771 1949 Hank Janson: Slay-Ride for Cutie NM Janson, Hank #13 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140772 1949 Hank Janson: Smart Girls Don’t Talk NM Janson, Hank #12 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140773 1964 Hank Janson: Soft Cargo NM Janson, Hank #169 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140774 1950 Hank Janson: Some Look Better Dead NM Janson, Hank #16 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. A seemingly innocuous visit to a fashion show leads Chicago Chronicle’s ace reporter Hank Janson into a web of murder and intrigue with dark secrets from the past. Uncovering a disturbing scenario of sexual obsession and violence, he starts to realize that this is one assignment to which there can be no easy answers, and no happy ending. 140775 1964 Hank Janson: Square One NM Janson, Hank #167 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140776 1963 Hank Janson: Strange Ritual NM Janson, Hank #133B Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140777 1961 Hank Janson: Suddenly It’s Sin NM Janson, Hank #93 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140778 1958 Hank Janson: Sugar and Vice NM Janson, Hank #67 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140779 1959 Hank Janson: Sultry Avenger NM Janson, Hank #71 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140780 1952 Hank Janson: Suspense NM Janson, Hank #46 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140781 1965 Hank Janson: Sweet Talk NM Janson, Hank #185 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140782 1949 Hank Janson: Sweetheart Here’s Your Gravel NM Janson, Hank #15 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140783 1952 Hank Janson: Sweetie Hold Me Tight NM Janson, Hank #43 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140784 1965 Hank Janson: Tail Sting NM Janson, Hank #184 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140785 1962 Hank Janson: Take This Sweetie NM Janson, Hank #122 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140786 1952 Hank Janson: Tension NM Janson, Hank #44 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140787 1964 Hank Janson: That Brain Again NM Janson, Hank #171 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140788 1951 Hank Janson: This Dame Dies Soon NM Janson, Hank #27 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140789 1960 Hank Janson: This Hood for Hire NM Janson, Hank #85 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140790 1960 Hank Janson: This Wicked Sex NM Janson, Hank #76C Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140791 1948 Hank Janson: This Woman Is Death NM Janson, Hank #5 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140792 1964 Hank Janson: Tigress NM Janson, Hank #161 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140793 1955 Hank Janson: Tomorrow and a Day NM Janson, Hank #55 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140794 1964 Hank Janson: Top Ten NM Janson, Hank #159 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140795 2003 Hank Janson: Torment NM Janson, Hank (pseudonym used by Stephen Frances and Victor Norwood) #48C. Hank Janson Series. Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances. April, 1953 Reporter Hank Janson of the Chicago Chronicle is caught up in a convoluted web of intrigue involving telepathy, murder, grave robbing, pornographic photographs, infidelity and suicide. He is faced with having to uncover the links that bind all these disparate and seemingly unconnected events together and discover what really lies behind him. “Torment” concerns a labyrinth tale of telepathy, murder, grave robbing and infidelity, in which assessments of Janson's character are reflexively based on the novels he writes and where - with a charmingly ingenuous conflation of fictional Chicago and real-world England - a footnote invites readers to see the telepathy act cited in the novel at an Ideal Homes Exhibition in Portsmouth. The book concerns four apparently unrelated themes. One has Janson attending a telepathy act - Los Guitanos - that ends with a sealed prediction being made of the following Saturday's headline in the Chronicle. The second finds Janson witnessing the arrest of one Joe Bates for attempted grave-robbing, although the eventual charge relates to the possession of pornographic photographs, which Bates claims to have found in the cemetery while climbing in simply to pick flowers. The third strand concerns the wife of the cemetery Superintendent, Preston Williams, who has been missing for three weeks. Muriel Williams had an inheritance of $200,000 that she withheld from Preston as a result of his gambling. Inspector Blunt believes this points to Preston's culpability, although Janson cautions the motive is too obvious to invite serious consideration. The final strand involves Betty Scott, who asks for Janson's help in tracing her younger sister, who fell in love with and became pregnant by a John Maitland, eventually committing suicide. Janson warns that, even should she find Maitland, he has committed no offence. The various strands are brought together in a scheme that does in fact see Preston Williams plotting to kill his wife and inherit her money. Jackson was an accomplice who moved to Chicago under an assumed identity of John Maitland. The plan was to present Maitland as a womaniser who eventually came to know Muriel Williams. A fake suicide pact would then be devised in which Preston Williams would substitute a recently deceased body for that of John Maitland, the Mills bomb being necessary to disguise the different facial features. Jackson would be on hand to provide a false identification, posing as Maitland's former flatmate, while Williams would be left free to inherit Muriel's money. There were however two weak links in the plot. Firstly, Betty Scott's sister described in a letter a birthmark borne by Maitland. Betty subsequently discovered the same birthmark on Jackson, suggesting Maitland and he were one and the same. Maitland was also known to possess pornographic photographs of Betty's sister; the same as Joe Betts claimed to have found in the cemetery. Inspired by Los Guitanos's theme of substitution, Janson consults mortuary records and discovers a body approximating to that of Maitland's. On visiting the cemetery he discovers the coffin is empty. They are disturbed by Jackson and Williams, but the boyfriend of Joe Bett's sister arrives to help save the day. The book ends with Janson in his role as New-Man wondering how long it will take to forgive Betty for sleeping with Jackson. 140796 1950 Hank Janson: Torment for Trixy NM Janson, Hank #19 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140797 1959 Hank Janson: Torrid Temptress NM Janson, Hank #75 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140798 2004 Hank Janson: Trials of Hank Janson, The D Holland, Steve Non-Fiction Book Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances . Janson was a publishing sensation of the 1940s and 50s, selling books by the million. With erotic pinup covers many by Reginald Heade, his hard-boiled crime tales helped readers escape the austerity of the postwar period. The British legal system didn’t approve: Janson (the pen name of Steve Frances) and his publishers were subjected to vilification, censorship and imprisonment for the crimes of writing and publishing books. This is the true story behind the headlines in a book that is as hard-hitting as Janson’s novels themselves. 140799 1962 Hank Janson: Twist for Two NM Janson, Hank #115 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140800 1962 Hank Janson: Uncommon Market NM Janson, Hank #114 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140801 1962 Hank Janson: Uncover Agent NM Janson, Hank #113 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140802 1956 Hank Janson: Unseen Assassin, The NM Janson, Hank #58 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140803 1963 Hank Janson: V for Vitality NM Janson, Hank #140 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140804 1962 Hank Janson: Vagabond Vamp NM Janson, Hank #116 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140805 1953 Hank Janson: Vengeance NM Janson, Hank #48B Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140806 1961 Hank Janson: Venus Makes Three NM Janson, Hank #94 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140807 1963 Hank Janson: Visit from a Broad NM Janson, Hank #134 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140808 1964 Hank Janson: Voodoo Violence NM Janson, Hank #163 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140809 1962 Hank Janson: Way Out Wanton NM Janson, Hank #117 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140810 1946 Hank Janson: When Dames Get Tough. Scarred Faces. Kitty Takes a Rap Double Double-Cross The Dead Guy NM Janson, Hank #1-3 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. “When Dames Get Tough” deals with some stolen perfume goods and one hell of a cat fight. Janson is just in the wrong place at the wrong time. The opening pages anticipate (and influenced?) those of Mickey Spillane’s “Kiss Me Deadly” (1952). Hank, driving at night, comes across a girl who’s screaming as three hoods do things to her, and who, when he rescues her, has nothing on under her coat and is difficult. After that he’s trying to stay ahead of the bad guys who’ve tortured Lola and are now after them both, for reasons that aren’t explained until near the end—a bit of commercial theft with Lola’s roommate Hettie in on it. There’s some heavy breathing by Hank about Lola’s perfume and a bit of stripping down to flimsy undies, also a cat-fight, watched by a bound and helpless Hank: “Then they were turning over and over in a wild flurry of silk underclothes and gleaming white thighs. Hettie got her legs wound around Lola’s neck in the scissors grip and began to apply a strangling pressure. But Lola’s long fingernails raked Hettie’s thighs until the skin came off in long slivers and blood spurted from the furrows. That made Hettie release Lola’s neck pretty snappy, but although she was moaning in agony, she grappled again. I began to grow pretty sick. Every now and again there’d be a squeal of pain from one of them, a gasp, or a ripping sound as clothing tore. It was worse than any scrap I’d seen between men.” Hank at this stage is a traveling salesman in beauty products. “Scarred Faces” is a brutal little tale with a huge blackmail plot and some gruesome scenes dealing with dripping acid. After witnessing in a hotel lobby a well-dressed dame being so appalling injured by vitriol from a booby-trapped package that, after ripping off all her acid-soaked clothes, she dashes blindly out into the street, where she dies in the traffic, Hank is picked up by hoods who think he’s seen more than he should have and, after being questioned, is taken for a ride. He gets away, and investigates what turns out to be a blackmail operation bringing sexy dames together with rich and powerful men. Which he puts an end to. Frances’ “American” prose here seems to me the best that was being written at this stage in the “Jungle.” He was chameleonic, and had obviously steeped himself, like Chase when he wrote No Orchids, in the America of the best tough fiction, including, Latimer’s, Chandler’s, probably other Black Mask writers, and Chase’s and Glinto’s several books from before their 1942 prosecution. The rides on which Hank is taken come pretty directly out of the episode in Latimer’s The Lady in the Morgue when Bill Crane is picked up by Frankie French’s goons. “Kitty Takes a Rap” is about a guy picking up a girl on the run and getting him into a whole heap of trouble. Hank and beautiful classy blonde Kitty, whom he’s tried to help get away from some hoods closing in on her in the street, are taken to the gang’s hideout in the country. Hank, still a traveling salesman, is beaten up (“my face became a swollen bag of agony. The blows smacked home irresistibly, mercilessly, knuckles pounding again and again into an area of throbbing, screaming flesh”), and we’re treated to seven pages of flagellation that fill the gap left in Glinto’s No Mortgage on a Coffin (1941) when the shudder-pulp flogging of lovely Hester in an American-Nazi torture chamber is aborted after only three strokes. Kitty, suspended by her thumbs, is flogged with what sounds like a sjambok, with time-outs that make the resumption worse, by a retard hunchback out of Lady—Don’t Turn Over by shudder pulp monsters, to get her to reveal the whereabouts of her gangster love Spike who’s absconded with the proceeds of a robbery. Eventually,From shoulder to ankle, there wasn’t a square inch of Kitty’s body that wasn’t bruised and bleeding. Again and again the lacerating leather had torn slivers of flesh from her body. What little remained of her dress was in ribbons and caked with blood. (Ch.2) She still heroically holds out until threatened with having her face hacked with a razor, at which point Spike turns up, settles scores with Hunchy (yes, his name) and the others, brutally rejects Kitty for “betraying” him, and leaves her and Janson, still bound, to be burned alive in the house. “Double Double-Cross” opens with Janson tied up and being beaten. “The Dead Guy” finds Janson still carrying a torch for his former wife. He goes to a bar and runs into a girl who has a nasty surprise at her apartment with which she needs help. 140811 1952 Hank Janson: Whiplash NM Janson, Hank #40 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140812 1965 Hank Janson: Why Should Sylvia? NM Janson, Hank #195 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140813 1959 Hank Janson: Wild Girl NM Janson, Hank #76 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140814 1964 Hank Janson: Will-Power NM Janson, Hank #164 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140815 1951 Hank Janson: Women hate Till Death NM Janson, Hank #33 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. At a promotional event for a revolutionary new car, Hank Janson encounters cousins Doris and Marion Langham, whose wartime experiences in a Nazi concentration camp, haunt them still. When a subsequent journalistic assignment leads Hank to investigate the gruesome shooting of Joe Sparman, who worked for the experimental car’s manufacturer, he starts to suspect that the harrowing events of the past are having even more tangible consequences in the present. 140816 1968 Hank Janson: Young Wolves, The NM Janson, Hank #219 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140817 1967 Hank Janson: Zero Take All NM Janson, Hank #215 Hank Janson Series Crime Reporter Hank Janson is both a fictional character and a pseudonym created by the English author Stephen D. Frances who wrote a series of thrillers often featuring Hank Janson beginning with “When Dames Get Tough” (1946). Many of the later ‘Hank Janson” novels were the works of other authors. The character in the novels is portrayed as a “tough Chicago reporter.” In some of the novels it is said Janson was born in England, left the country in his teens, obtained American nationality and worked as an assistant to a private detective. Hank Janson was the most popular and successful of British pulp fiction authors of the 1940s and 1950s. 140818 1982 Hanky Panky M Anchorman (Bill Beutel). A complete innocent is drawn into a web of secrecy and government secrets. 140819 1940 Hanna i societen MF Journalist (Stig Jarrel) 140820 1983 Hanna K M German Journalist (William Berger) 140821 1989 Hanna Krall MTF Poland Interviewer (Jacek Binkowski). 140822 2009 Hannah Montana NJ Hannah Montana Series (same plot as “Coming Home” and “Country Girl). Reporter, a sneaky newspaper reporter, is on a mission to discover Hannah Montana’s secret. If he finds out that the pop sensation is really average teen Miley Stewart, will Miley’s life ever be the same? 140823 2009 Hannah Montana: Country Girl NJ Disney Press Hannah Montana Series (same plot as “Coming Home”). Reporter, a sneaky newspaper reporter, is on a mission to discover Hannah Montana’s secret. If he finds out that the pop sensation is really average teen Miley Stewart, will Miley’s life ever be the same? 140824 2007 Hannah Montana: Don’t Stop Till You Get the Phone T DVD -R HQ 9082 Episode. 10-12-2007 Tabloids. Miley enlists Lily to sell an unflattering photo of Hannah to a tabloid in order to buy a new and expensive phone. 140825 2009 Hannah Montana: Going Home NJ Disney Press Hanna Montana Series. Reporter is on a mission to discover Hannah Montana’s secret. If he finds out that the pop sensation is really average teen Miley Stewart, will Miley’s life ever be the same? 140826 2009 Hannah Montana: Hannah Montana Movie Junior Novel NJ Disney Press Hanna Montana Series. Junior Novel with 8-page, full-color insert retells the story of the much-anticipated theatrical release of Hannah Montana in Spring, 2009. Reporter is on a mission to discover Hannah Montana’s secret. If he finds out that the pop sensation is really average teen Miley Stewart, will Miley’s life ever be the same? 140827 2009 Hannah Montana: Inside Scoop NJ Hannah Montana Series (same plot as “Coming Home” and “Country Girl). Reporter, a sneaky newspaper reporter, is on a mission to discover Hannah Montana’s secret. If he finds out that the pop sensation is really average teen Miley Stewart, will Miley’s life ever be the same? 140828 2006 Hannah Montana: It's My Party and I'll Lie if I Want To T Episode #5. 4-21-06 News Media. Lilly is embarrassing Miley. So Miley lies to Lilly about going to Kelly Clarkson's birthday party. Meanwhile a photographer catches "Hannah" leaving early and is published on the front page. Paulie the Paparazzo (Cutter Mitchell/Garcia) 140829 2009 Hannah Montana: Movie, The M Publicist Vita (Vanessa Williams). As Hannah Montana’s popularity begins to take over her life, Miley Stewart, on the urging from her father, takes a trip to her hometown of Crowley Corner, Tennessee, to get some perspective on what matters in life the most. Vita, however, steals the movie. 140830 2007 Hannah Montana: My Boyfriend's Jackson and There's Gonna Be Trouble T Episode #21. 1-1-07 Tabloid. The Paparazzo Paulie (Cutter Mitchell-Garcia) gets a shot of Hannah and Jackson together and the world thinks Jackson is "Hannah's" new boyfriend. 140831 2009 Hannah Montana: Secret Crush NJ Hannah Montana Series (same plot as “Coming Home” and “Country Girl). Reporter, a sneaky newspaper reporter, is on a mission to discover Hannah Montana’s secret. If he finds out that the pop sensation is really average teen Miley Stewart, will Miley’s life ever be the same? 140832 2001 Hannibal M DVD News Reporter (Judie Aronson). News Reporter (Tom Trigo). News Reporter (Sam Wells). News Reporter (Joseph M. West, Jr.). News Reporter (Ric Young). Media 140833 1949 Hannibal Cobb R Look Magazine photocrime 140834 1939 Hannibal Hooker: His Death and Adventures N OWN - H Hale, William Harlan Reporter Hannibal Hooker becomes a roving reporter and covers World War I. 140835 1987 Hanoi Hilton, The M News Media. Production Reporter (Ron Barker). Shipboard Journalist (D. Paul Thomas). 140836 1952 Hans Christian Andersen M DVD -R HQ 4247, 4248. L Editor. Ugly Duckling comforts bald-headed child of newspaper editor, so editor prints it and Hans becomes a famous writer 140837 1962 Hans Moser ganz private TF Reporter Peter Frankenfeld 140838 1944 Hans officiella fastmo MF Newspaper. Man reading a newspaper (Tor Borong) 140839 2004 Hans Pilgaard moder George Michael DF Denmark Interviewer Hans Pilgaard. 140840 1950 Hanson Baldwin's War News Report DT Series. 7-31-1950 to 10-9-1950. NBC War Correspondent Hanson Baldwin 140841 1985 Hany az ora, Vekker ur? MF Journalist (Zoltan Bezeredy). 140842 1991 Haomen yeyan MF Photographer (Josephine Koo) 140843 1940 Hap Hopper CS Sparling, Jack and Drew Pearson Reporter. Hopper began as a naive reporter, a big, blond innocent who stumbled around Washington D.C. 140844 1996 Hape Kerkeling - Das war mein Leben, bis jetzt MTF Editor Doris (Maren Kroymann) 140845 2005 Hapless Inheritance N Daniel, Bradford Magazine Reporter Susan Roberts is explore the abandoned hometown of a man who was a master at making authentic-looking one-hundred dollar bills. She joins his grandson in a quest to find the money while helping him through all the trouble he gets into. 140846 2008 Happening, The M News Media. U.S. Reporter (Alicia Taylor). Network News Anchor (John Ottavino). Local News Anchor (Ukee Washington). Radio News Anchor (Sid Doherty). Radio Newsman (Bill Shusta). Radio Announcer (Kirk Penberthy). Radio Voice (Wes Heywood - Voice). Medical Correspondent (Babita Hariani). TV Show Host (Armand Schultz). Park Bench Newspaper Reader (Scott Yannick). Elliot Moore is a high school science teacher who quizzes his class one day about an article in the New York Times. It’s about the sudden, mysterious disappearance of bees. Yet again, Nature is doing something inexplicable, and whatever science has to say about it will be, in the end, only a theory. Scientists will bring out more theories, but no explanations, when a more urgent dilemma hits the planet. It begins in Central Park. Suddenly and inexplicably, the behavior of everyone in the park changes in a most bizarre and horrible way. Soon, the strange behavior spreads throughout the city and beyond. Elliot, his wife, Alma and Jess, the young daughter of a friend, will only have theories to guide them where to run and where to hide. But theories may not be enough. The science teacher and his family flee New York to Philadelphia., At a diner, they see a newscast that suggests the suicides are not caused by a terrorist attack, but by a natural phenomena. A reporter says that the toxin switches off the part of the brain that keeps us from harming ourselves. Newscast discusses the toxin. A scientist is suggesting that judging from the severity and number of the attacks, and assuming some similarities to other kinds of natural toxins like ocean algae, the attacks will peak at 9 a.m. the next day and very quickly fall away to nothing following that. 140847 1986 Happily Ever After NR Seger, Maura Silhouette Intimate Moments #176 Reporter Judith Fairchild isn’t happy about being assigned to cover the royal wedding. As a story it very definitely had style, but not substance. Then she met Gavin Penderast, a U.S. ambassador whose mission went far beyond his attendance at the royal wedding. Fairchild discovers the balance of world power could easily depend on his success. The possibility of an expose was enticing, but even more enticing was the man she might have to expose. 140848 1999 Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child: Henny Penny C DVD -R HQ 1875. SVD 799 Reporter Henny Penny (Voice of Sharon Stone) is hit on head by an acorn and proclaims the sky is falling. Modern update of old story. When told it was an acorn that fell on her head, not the sky, she shouts: "I broke this story and I stand behind it." Lucy Goosey saves the day. "This is Henny Penny and that's the scoop." Features "The Sky is Falling" about Henny Penny, "the top reporter, the number reporter, the best reporter of them all." Narrated by Robert Guillaume. Sharon Stone as Henny Penny. Alan M. Dershowitz as Turkey Lurkey. Marty Hart as Lucy Goosey. Johnnie L. Cochran Jr. as Foxy Loxy. Jesse Jackson Sr. as Cocky Locky. Geraldine A. Ferraro as Merle. Rudy Giuliani as Earl. Henry A. Kissinger as Ducky Doodles. John McLaughlin as Wooster Rooster. 140849 1999 Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child: Henny Penny: The Sky Is Falling MUS DVD -R HQ 1875. SVD 799 Preffer, Spencer and Steve Punkett. Reporter Henny Penny sings "The Sky is Falling" (performed by Patti Welch). "I've got the biggest story ever heard, they will hang on every word, I'm going to be a famous bird. Yes, I've got the biggest scoop I've ever had…. "….the story's bound to be my launching pad. The sky is falling, you'd better watch your head, the sky is falling, the headline will be read, and everybody will know before it falls, that I'm the best reporter of them all." "I'm sure the Pulitzer is mine, I will sign the dotted line on a book deal so divine. Yes Hollywood will demand the movie's rights and I'll be on the stage on Oscar Night." "The sky is falling, You'd better watch your head, the sky is falling, the headline will be read. And everybody will know before it falls, that I'm the best reporter of them all." "The sky is falling, you'd better watch your head, the sky is falling, the headline will be read. Woodward and Bernstein won't even get a call, cause I'm the top reporter, the number one reporter, yes, I'm the best reporter of them all." 140850 1917 Happiness M AFI-Magazines Magazine 140851 1983 Happy MT Reporter (Kathy Bendett). Newscaster (Susan Turk). 140852 1904 Happy Average, The N USC Whitlock, Brand Reporter James Weston of the Courier. Marley joins the paper as a reporter. 140853 2000 Happy Birthday Shakespeare MT Cameraman (Joel Beckett). 140854 1978 Happy Days; Richie Gets Framed T Episode #130. 12-12-1978 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. Richie, who is running for class president, gets his picture taken at a massage parlor by his opponent. Richie thinks his campaign will be ruined if the picture gets out. 140855 1977 Happy Days: Apartment, The T Episode #95. 11-1-1977 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. Richie, Potsie and Ralph get an apartment of their own. 140856 1981 Happy Days: Baby, It's Cold Outside T Episode #199. 12-8-1981 Aspiring Journalist Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) is in the Army. Lori Beth visits Richie in Greenland while Joanie takes care of Richie, Jr. 140857 1977 Happy Days: Book of Records, The T Episode #77. 1-18-1977 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. To get some publicity, Al tries to have someone break a world record at Arnold's. 140858 1977 Happy Days: Bye Bye Blackball T Episode #99. 11-19-1977 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. Richie, Potsie and Ralph want to join the best fraternity on campus, but they have to survive "Hell Week" first. 140859 1978 Happy Days: Casanova Cunningham T Episode #120. 10-5-1978. Series 1-5-1974 to 7-19-1984 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. Richie must escort a baton twirler to his frat dance, but he tells Lori Beth that he will be out with the police on a journalism case 140860 1980 Happy Days: Dreams Can Come True T Episode #170. 11-25-1980 Aspiring Journalist Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) is in the Army. Lori Beth receives a letter from Richie in which he proposes marriage. She has to go to Greenland for the wedding, but doesn't have the money to make the trip. Marion goes on a show called "Dreams Can Come True" in which three women tell their stories of tragedy. The winner has their dream come true and Marion hopes she can win the money for Lori Beth. 140861 1982 Happy Days: Empty Nest T Episode #214. 10-19-1982 Aspiring Journalist Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard), his wife Lori Beth and Richie Jr. leave the Cunningham house and Marion looks to find ways to cope and occupy her time. 140862 1978 Happy Days: Fearless Malph T Episode #123. 10-24-1978 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. Richie is writing a story about fears and phobias and finds out that Ralph is afraid of nearly everything. While Richie, Potsie and Ralph are visiting a professor whose specialty is fear, lab mice become agitated. The professor concludes that it is a sign that a tornado is coming. 140863 1976 Happy Days: Fonzie Loves Pinky: Part 3 T Episode #66. 9-28-1976 Photographer (Jerry Paris). 140864 1977 Happy Days: Hollywood (Part 2) T Episode #90. 9-13-1977 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. Fonzie takes his screen test with Richie as his reading partner. The director loves Fonzie, but the studio is more impressed with Richie and offers him a contract. 140865 1974 Happy Days: Howdy Doody Show, The T SVD 786 Episode #33 1-15-74 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. Facing a deadline, he tries to interview Buffalo Bob Smith and Howdy Doody to get a picture of Clarabell the Clown without makeup. To get on the set, Richie plans to get Ralph to enter a Howdy Doody look-alike contest the show is conducting. Buffalo Bob Smith (Himself). Clarabelle (Bob Brunner). 140866 1979 Happy Days: King Richard's Big Night T Episode #152. 11-20-1979 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. Richie is chosen the 1961 Delta Gamma King and acts like a jerk after receiving the honor. Nobody knows that the reason he acts the way he does is the result of someone slipping a pill into his ginger ale. The next day everyone is angry with Richie, but he is confused because he doesn't remember anything that happened after being crowned king. 140867 1979 Happy Days: Married Strangers T Episode #135. 2-6-1979 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. It's their 23rd anniversary and Howard and Marion are angry at each other over a rate-your-mate test they took in a magazine. Richie, Fonzie and Joanie have arranged for them to take a second honeymoon. Marion angers Howard even further when she wants everything to be exactly the same as it was on their first honeymoon. 140868 1976 Happy Days: Muckrakers, The T SVD 966 Episode. #72. 11-23-1976 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist and looks into a scandal at the high school cafeteria Richie wants to be a tough reporter so he sets out to investigate the food at Jefferson High. During his investigation, he discovers that Fonzie is afraid of liver. 140869 1978 Happy Days: My Favorite Orkan T Episode #110. 2-28-1978 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. An alien, Mork from Ork (Robin Williams) comes to earth looking for someone average or humdrum to study and he picks Richie. 140870 1974 Happy Days: Nose for News T DVD -R HQ 4766. SVD 1439 Episode #101. 12-13-1977. School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. Professor Garrity (Henry Beckman) in the Journalism Department. Richie gets a "D" in investigative reporting, so he decides to look for a big story and uncovers sanitation scandal. Richie discovers that the corrupt sanitation department is forcing Howard to pay a weekly surcharge. 140871 1977 Happy Days: Physical, The T Episode #83. 2-22-1977 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. Richie, Fonzie, Potsie and Ralph receive notices from the army to report for physicals. 140872 1981 Happy Days: R.C. & L.B. Forever T Episode #186. 5-5-1981 Aspiring Journalist Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) is in the Army. Richie and Lori Beth want to get married, but Lori Beth cannot go to Richie's military base until they're already married.. Roger suggests that they have a ceremony in which a proxy stands in for Richie because he can't be there in person. Fonzie volunteers to be the proxy. 140873 1979 Happy Days: Ralph vs. Potsie T VHS 1284 Episode #133. 1-12-1979 Advice Columnist Aunt Fanny. Ralph and Potsie write to the Aunt Fanny advice column in the newspaper for roommate advice, unaware that Richie is Aunt Fanny. Richie temporarily takes over the local newspaper's advice column but only tells Fonzie about it. Potsie and Ralph, in an attempt to solve their continuous bickering problem, write in to Richie's column. Richie, via the column, suggests they literally draw a line down the center of the room and for Ralph to stay on one side and Potsie on the other. School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. 140874 1978 Happy Days: Richie Almost Dies T Episode #106. 1-31-1978 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. Richie isn't moving after he crashes his new motorcycle. 140875 1979 Happy Days: Richie Falls in Love T DVD -R HQ 3097. SVD 1458 Episode #148. 10-23-1979 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. Photojournalist (Jenny Sullivan) becomes Richie's great love and he wants to run away with her. Angry with Lori Beth about her wanting him to wear a Humpty Dumpty costume for a Homecoming parade, Richie goes to a bar to be alone. He meets a young woman there and finds they work in complementary fields. She's a photojournalist and she asks Richie to go with her on a trip to Venice and he accepts. 140876 1975 Happy Days: Richie's Flip Side T Episode #37. 3-18-1975 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. Richie is forced into being a disc jockey at a local radio station when one there suddenly quits. His boss informs him that he has the potential to become the next Wolfman Jack, and Richie begins to develop an inflated ego and neglect his friends. 140877 1979 Happy Days: Richie's Job T SVD 1445 Episode #147. 10-9-1979 Aspiring Journalist Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) starts his journalism career by loading newspapers on a truck. Wanting to have some money of his own, Richie gets a job loading papers for The Milwaukee Journal. Man named Frank (Jed Cooper), who works in the same department, doesn't like Richie right from the start. 140878 1980 Happy Days: Roaring Twenties, The T Episode #166. 3-25-1980 School Newspaper Reporter Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) of the Jefferson Bugle. Aspires to be a journalist. Howard's Uncle Joe, after reading Richie's report on the 1920s, tells him a story about what really happened during Prohibition. 140879 1983 Happy Days: Welcome Home (Part 1) T Episode #237. 10-25-1983 Aspiring Journalist Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) with Lori Beth and Richie Jr. and Ralph return from the army. Howard is able to get Richie an interview with The Milwaukee Journal, but Richie doesn't appear to be interested. 140880 1983 Happy Days: Welcome Home (Part 2) T Episode #238. 11-1-1993 Aspiring Journalist Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) is upset about giving up his dream as a screenwriter and having to pretend to be happy all the time. Richie takes out his frustrations on everyone around him -- including punching Fonzie in a bar. 140881 1969 Happy Ending, The M AFI-Television TV 140882 1991 Happy Endings N OWN - H Quinn, Sally Reporter Allison Sterling is dynamic, sexy and famous, a successful reporter who now finds herself yearning for motherhood. 140883 1999 Happy Face Murders MT National News Commentator (J.C. Kenny) 140884 1968 Happy Families N OWN - H Maloff, Saul Newsmagazine. Robert Kalb, middle-aged editorial employee of a news magazine. Suffers domestic and personal strife before finding a purpose in life. 140885 1996 Happy Gilmore M Reporter (David Kaye). Reporter #2 (Dave Cameron). Reporter #3 (Lou Kliman). 140886 1951 Happy Go Lovely M DVD -R HQ 2417, 2418. SVD 1344 Reporter B.G. Bruno (David Niven) is really the head of a successful greeting-card company in Scotland. He falls in love with one of the women in an American troupe who want to produce a musical in town. 140887 1943 Happy Go Lucky M News Media. First Reporter (Irving Bacon). Second Reporter (Arthur Loft). Reporter in Lobby (Leyland Hodgson). Photographer (Donald Kerr). 140888 1953 Happy Headline, The T Campbell Television Soundstage - 12-25-53 Newspaper. James Costigan, Richard Bishop 140889 2001 Happy Holidaze from the Jonzes M Photographer (Jon Jacobs) 140890 1977 Happy Hooker Goes to Washington, The M News Media. Los Angeles Reporters (Michael Heit, Dan Sothern). D.C. Reporters (Jeff Gelb, Mark Thomas, Mike Steen, Alex Koba, Lawrence Altman, Vincent Di Paolo). Chinese Reporter (Joycelyne Lew). Associate Editor (Brenda Fogarty). Photographer (Rip Taylor). Photographer's Assistant (Sheila Sisco). 140891 1901 Happy Hooligan April-Fooled M Newsboys. Two small boys attempt to sell him newspapers 140892 1987 Happy Hour M Anchorman (Paul Engman). Anchorwoman (Carol LeBeau). 140893 2003 Happy Hour M Publicist (Cate Smit). Real-Life Journalists Bob O'Brien, Jack Newfield, Pete Hamill, Steve Dunleavy. Advertising Executive (Kurt Elftmann). 140894 1943 Happy Journalist, The PO MLPL Belloc, Hilaire Journalist. "By dirty grates I love to lurk;" 140895 1938 Happy Landing M News Media. News Reporters (Lon Chaney Jr., Harry Goodwin, Robert Lowery, Arthur Rankin, Charles Tannen). 140896 2006 Happy Now M Canada. Short News Media. Reporter (Julia Doran). 140897 2008 Happy Singles TF Belgium. 13-episode Series. Aspiring Reporter Ruth is Sexologist Elke’s best friend. The two live with Monica, one of Elke’s most active clients who is rich, divorced and enjoys her freedom, in the same house. 140898 1940 Happy Terrill: Ray, The CB Fine, Lou and Will Eisner (Art) Reporter Happy Terrill 140899 1732 Happy Unfortunate, The; Or, the Female Page N USC Boyd, Elizabeth Press. Heywood reference. 140900 1946 Happy Woman N Orr, Christine Press 140901 1950 Happy Years, The M DVD -R HQ 3285, 3286. SVD 1554 Reporter (Robert Board as Bert, a Reporter). 140902 2009 Happy-Ness ISA N Adelmund, Steven J. Syndicated Columnist tries to figure out what defines happiness on a weekly basis in his national article. He talks about what true happiness is, and fans ask for advice. It is all a lie. His life is falling apart, and he is holding on by his finger nails -- until one fan calls him out on it. Can he survive his biggest fan’s lessons on what true happiness is? 140903 1991 Haque MF India Editor Nandi (Rajendra Gupta). 140904 2003 Harakanpesa TF Finland Reporter. Special Reporter (Asser S. Korhonen-Himself). 140905 2006 Harald Schmidt: T Episode #52. 4-26-2006 Reporter Nathalie Licard. Host Harald Schmidt 140906 2006 Harbor Nights NR Evanick, Marcia Reporter-Columnist Norah Stevens works on the local newspaper in Misty Harbor, Maine. She’s a reporter and a darned good one, which is why she has been asked to do a weekly column on controversial subjects for the local paper. It’s difficult for her to trust men after the shattering incident that led to her parents’ divorce, and her new job writing a controversial column for the local newspaper doesn’t help win friends. But her mother, Joanna, leads the way as she takes steps toward establishing a new life, and then there are the Porters, the large, loud, loving family next door. Ned Porter, who often visits his parents’ home, always expected to fall for an outdoorsy woman like his brothers’ wives, so he’s caught off guard by the ultra-feminine Stevens ladies. Throw in a spoiled but lovable Pomeranian named Zsa Zsa, and the rough-hewn builder isn’t sure what hit him. 140907 2007 Hard and Fast NR Jones, Lisa Renee Harlequin Blaze Sports Reporter Amanda Wright, the new reporter on the pro baseball block, staying away from ballplayers is harder to do than she thought, especially with the team’s star pitcher, gorgeous Brad Rogers, sending signals her libido can’t possibly miss. How can she indulge her craving for Brad and still prove she can play with the big-league journalists? From their first illicit kiss, their private ball games lead to delicious pleasure. Then she discovers Brad is hiding a big secret that could make her career -- or blow his. And suddenly she has to choose between the best story of her life or the best sex she has ever had. 140908 1946 Hard Boiled Reporter and the Miracle, The R Episode #40. 12-5-1946. Radio Reader's Digest: Reporter (Joseph Cotton). 140909 2005 Hard Copy T South African TV Series 2005-2006. 15 episodes. Newsroom inhabited by a set of charismatic characters. Newspaper staff members deal with real South African issues and real, breaking news stories. Hard Copy 1 ended with mass walk-out by the main characters when Xolani Modise (John Matshikiza) bought their newspaper, The Bulletin. Three months later, Hard Copy II returns. In Modise's hands, The Bulletin has deteriorated, circulation has plummeted. The paper has lost circulation and identity and has become a burden to a man who has more than enough to worry about. Staff members have been trying to make a living in freelance jobs. Ivan Ferris (Martin Le Maitre) has contacted Dorothy Wilcox (Fiona Ramsay) and Cyril Mkhwane (Lindelani Buthelezi) with the idea or raising money to buy back the paper. Celebrity cameo appearances. Benny Jacobs (Jody J. Abrahams). Other main characters: Grant Fletcher (Darren Maule). Abigail Mashinga (Pamela Nomvete). Steven Mhlaba (Dini Nondumo). Amanda Le Roux (Kira Wilkenson). Shabba Mosiea (Kabelo Thai). Kim Smollen (Shannon Esra). Lisa Wilcox (Sade Giliberti). 140910 1989 Hard Copy DT SV 83, SV 71 Episodes. 4-14-91 Series 9-18-1989 to 3-26-1999 Reporter Doug Bruckner (1996-1999). Reporter Pat Lalama (1996-1999). Reporter Edward Miller (1996-1999). Reporter Jerry Penacoli (1996-1999). Reporter Diane Dimond. Field Reporter Dan Hanks (1992-1993). Correspondents Rafael Abramovitz, Kelly Monaco. 140911 1998 Hard Copy N Lee-Potter, Emma Photojournalist Anna Armitage is desperate to make her name in Fleet Street. She’s determined to reach the top as a news photojournalist. She’s got the talent. She’s got the drive. All she needs is the luck. Reporter Sam Turner, a former Daily News high-flyer, cynical middle-aged hack whose career is on the slide, is too expensive to fire so the new management is hoping late callouts to cover lousy stories will force him to resign. So the Bella Fraser fiasco is the last thing either of them needs. The novice and the old hack screw up big time -- and the supermodel splash goes to the Chronicle instead. But a great partnership has been born. Together Anna and Sam might just survive megalomaniac proprietors, ruthless news editors, a hawkish peer intent on introducing a privacy law, and Bella Fraser. And they might just topple a Home Secretary or so along the way. “How far would you go for a headline?” A brash, bitchy truth behind the headlines story. 140912 1987 Hard Copy: T VHS 385 Episodes. Series 1-25-87 to 7-3-87. CBS Newspaper Staff in Los Angeles where a highly competitive bunch of journalists jockeyed for the Big Scoop. Reporter Andy Omart (Michael Murphy) is the veteran newshound for the Morning Express (Morning Post). Reporter Frank Slaten. Cub Reporter David Del Valle (Dean Devlin), fresh out of journalism school Press room of the California Metro Police Department. Blake Calisher (Wendy Crewson) works for City Wire Service. Paul Hirschon (Kim Miyori) writes for the Metro Register. Scoop Webster (George Petrie). 140913 1987 Hard Copy: T A1104-6 Levinson and Link Episode. Series 1-25-87 to 7-3-87. CBS Newspaper Staff in Los Angeles where a highly competitive bunch of journalists jockeyed for the Big Scoop. Reporter Andy Omart (Michael Murphy) is the veteran newshound for the Morning Express (Morning Post). Reporter Frank Slaten. Cub Reporter David Del Valle (Dean Devlin) tires to steal hot story. Scoop Webster (George Petrie). Press room of the California Metro Police Department. Blake Calisher (Wendy Crewson) works for City Wire Service. Paul Hirschon (Kim Miyori) writes for the Metro Register. 140914 1987 Hard Copy: T Episode. Series 1-25-87 to 7-3-87. CBS Newspaper Staff in Los Angeles where a highly competitive bunch of journalists jockeyed for the Big Scoop. Reporter Andy Omart (Michael Murphy) is the veteran newshound for the Morning Express (Morning Post). Reporter Frank Slaten. Scoop Webster (George O. Petrie) is obsessed with uncovering truth about an unethical religious group. Andy Omart wants to make a difference Press room of the California Metro Police Department. Blake Calisher (Wendy Crewson) works for City Wire Service. Paul Hirschon (Kim Miyori) writes for the Metro Register. Scoop Webster (George Petrie). 140915 1987 Hard Copy: T Episode. Series 1-25-87 to 7-3-87. CBS Newspaper Staff in Los Angeles where a highly competitive bunch of journalists jockeyed for the Big Scoop. Reporter Andy Omart (Michael Murphy) is the veteran newshound for the Morning Express (Morning Post). Reporter Frank Slaten. During a heat wave, drugged-up lunatic breaks free while being booked, steals gun and takes Boot (Charles Cooper) hostage Press room of the California Metro Police Department. Blake Calisher (Wendy Crewson) works for City Wire Service. Paul Hirschon (Kim Miyori) writes for the Metro Register. Scoop Webster (George Petrie). 140916 1987 Hard Copy: T Episode. Series 1-25-87 to 7-3-87. CBS Newspaper Staff in Los Angeles where a highly competitive bunch of journalists jockeyed for the Big Scoop. Reporter Andy Omart (Michael Murphy) is the veteran newshound for the Morning Express (Morning Post). Reporter Frank Slaten. Reporter Coverson (James McDonnell) takes a stab at getting a story on his own, uncovers a sex scandal and police 140917 1987 Hard Copy: T Episode. Series 1-25-87 to 7-3-87. CBS Newspaper Staff in Los Angeles where a highly competitive bunch of journalists jockeyed for the Big Scoop. Reporter Andy Omart (Michael Murphy) is the veteran newshound for the Morning Express (Morning Post). Reporter Frank Slaten. Cub Reporter David Del Valle (Dean Devlin), fresh out of journ alism school, jeopardizes his career when he breaks a story about two supervisors on the take. Press room of the California Metro Police Department. Blake Calisher (Wendy Crewson) works for City Wire Service. Paul Hirschon (Kim Miyori) writes for the Metro Register. Scoop Webster (George Petrie). 140918 1996 Hard Core Lingo M Journalist (Nicole Parker) 140919 1996 Hard Core Logo M Documentary Cameraman (Danny Nowak). 140920 2006 Hard Corps, The M TV Newscaster (Aaron Craven). Reporter (Craig Robert Young). 140921 1964 Hard Day's Night, A M L AFI-Television. PR Society Reporter (Marianne Stone). TV. Public Relations. 140922 2006 Hard Evidence N Clare, Pamela Investigative Reporter Tessa Novak witnesses the murder of a teenage girl-and believes Julian Darcangelo committed the crime. But Julian is actually an undercover FBI agent on the trail of a human trafficker and killer. And now Tessa's report has brought them closer than either one of them could have imagined-and put both of their lives in danger. 140923 1944 Hard Facts N OWN - H Spring, Howard Newspaper Owner is founder of first penny newspaper 140924 1988 Hard Focus: Nusumi-giki (aka Survey Map of a Paradise Lost) MF Japan. Adult Investigative Reporter Nukada gets his next big assignment, the secret world of Japanese phone sex clubs. He is looking to write a feature exploring the phenomenal popularity of Japanese telephone sex clubs but he finds a story bigger than he ever anticipated when his contact in the underground becomes involved in sexually charged murder. The ace reporter has a special knack for breaking the biggest stories around and when he catches wind of the telephone sex clubs that have been thriving in Japan, his editor puts him into contact with a sex club employee in the hopes that she may be able to provide the reporter with a headline-grabbing scoop. When a brutal murder is committed, Nukada slowly begins to uncover a dark world of bondage and sadistic sex. As his investigation continues to lead him down a frightening path in which the darkest desires of man are realized in the flesh, the fearless reporter soon finds that he may not live long enough to break the sordid story. 140925 1936 Hard Guy, The M DVD -R HQ 6398 Vitaphone Varieties Newspaper. "The Hard Guy" reads to his wife and child from the newspaper "Sailing" sections. Then reads about a robbery of $75,000 in jewelry, leaves $5,000 in cash. "Caught the poor sap down in the cellar. Said he needed the money for his kids." Bitter and angry veteran. "All I want is work." Goes to get his old army coat and finds a gun in the trunk. Now in the "Army of the Unemployed." Hocks the gun instead of using it. The End. 140926 1980 Hard Knocks M Photographer (Rennie Ellis) 140927 2004 Hard Knocks: Chris Benoit Story, The DT Commentator Jim Ross 140928 2006 Hard Luck M News Cameraman (Eric Bruno Borgman). 140929 2004 Hard Man Is Good To Find NR Blackwood, Jane Journalist Harry Crandall, a Pulitzer Prize-winning, buttoned-up journalist, becomes publisher of a small-town newspaper. Stop the Press -- Here’s the Front Page Story. Firing reporters left and right, Crandall makes no friends in the newsroom, especially not with the cute, rough-around-the-edges editor, Jamie McLane. She’s got a pool going -- first reporter who can find out why the cold-hearted, but extremely gorgeous task master had to leave New York takes the jackpot. And she plans to be the winner, if she can keep from falling for the jerk. Are you getting this all down? Here’s the curve ball: Turns out Crandall thinks McLane’s one of the best natural reporters he’s ever met. Sure, she needs practice -- some late nights, a little field work, a lot of arguing behind closed doors that leaves him ready for a cold shower. His reporter’s instincts tell him she’s working hard to get the story on him, but if she wants him to reveal his sources, she’ll have to be willing to give him something of hers in return. 140930 1985 Hard Money N OWN - H Thomas, Michael M. News Media. Eldton Erwitt, conservative backed by EmpCom Holdings -- 500 giant corporations try to take over a telecommunications conglomerate. 140931 1991 Hard News NM OWN - H Deaver, Jeffery Wilds Cameraperson, Assistant Rune, for news department of a major network. Piper Sutton, a fiercely aggressive anchor woman who clawed her way to the top and now hosts Current Events, the nation's hottest newsmagazine 140932 1992 Hard News N Long, James BBC Reporter Steve Ross is in the thick of a West End riot when three hooded men attack the TV journalist and kill his cameraman friend stealing every scrap of his equipment. Who would want a clumsy, outdated TV camera badly enough to kill? Determined to bring his friend's murderers to justice, the respected BBC reporter's search takes him into a network of international terrorism where they key figure is an beautiful and engimatic explosives expert. 140933 1995 Hard News N Sullivan, Mark T. Big-City Newspaper Novel Reporters Gideon McCarthy and Prentice "News" LaFontaine of the Post stumble into the biggest story of their careers. In an unnamed California city that resemble San Diego, two newspapers, the Post and the Beacon, are duking it out for survival. Big break for the Post comes when two of its reporters discover of the body of a high-priced prostitute in the desert shortly after she testified at a grand jury looking into police corruption. Snooping down various leads, the reporters uncover a shady real-estate development and an orgy masquerading as a political benefit, plus crooked cops and scared streetwalkers. McCarthy juggles his time between his adopted children and a job on the night beat of the Post. He has a dirty little secret: he plagiarized someone else's work. But he's basically a good guy. He hopes to salvage his troubled journalistic career by covering a dangerous story on a serial killer targeting prostitutes. 140934 1980 Hard Rain, The N Smith, Dinitia Magazine Reporter Luke becomes a magazine reporter in New York, feels guilty about not committing himself to social change. When friend's radical activities lead to his death, Luke decides to take action 140935 1993 Hard Target M Reporter (Codie Scott). 140936 1989 Hard Time on Planet Earth: T Reporter tries to help Jesse find the power-depleted Control after he suffers a misadventure at Disneyland 140937 1989 Hard Time on Planet Earth: All That You Can Be T Episode #5. 3-29-1989 Reporter (Julie Moran). 140938 1989 Hard Time on Planet Earth: Something To Bank On T Episode #2. 3-8-1989 Anchorwoman (Marcia Brandwynne). 140939 1989 Hard Time on Planet Earth: Stranger in a Strange Land T Episode #1. 3-1-1989 Newsperson (Juney Smith). News Commentator (Minerva Scelza-Perez). Alien banished from another planet is sentenced to exile on Earth, arrives naked and discovers television. 140940 1999 Hard Time: Hostage Hotel MT News Media. Field Reporter (Dahlia Waingort). Newscaster (Lonnie Lardner). 140941 1999 Hard Times N Vaughan, Robert War Correspondent Shaylin McKay is one of the few women reporters in the business. As she risks her life as a correspondent in Civil War-torn Spain, she confronts the realities of war and the possibilities of human endurance. 140942 1933 Hard to Handle M DVD -R HQ 6434, 6432 PR Press Agent Myron "Lefty" Merrill (James Cagney) promotes a dance marathon and meets a contestant and her mother. Photographer Ed (Lester Dorr). Radio Announcer (Allen Jenkins) Merrill saves the day by coming up with use for grapefruit farms -- a new 18-day diet. 140943 1990 Hard to Kill M VHS 938 Newscaster (Jerry Dunphy-Himself) Newscaster (Janet Zappala) 140944 1994 Hard Truth, The M Reporter (Heather Cummings). City Hall Reporter (Ellen Harvey). Reporter (Michael Edward Rose). 140945 1973 Hard Way to Die, A SM OWN - GPL Irvine, R.R. In "Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, June 1973." Also in "Deadly Arts, The." News Media. TV Anchor Al Aarons. Ev West, Channel Three's gabby weatherman. Narrator Tod Hicks, the producer. News Director Bud Murch. Cindy Simpson, Channel Three's recent concession to Women's Lib, a weekend weather girl. Sportscaster Jeff Douglas. 140946 1942 Hard Way, The M DVD -R HQ 2158, 2159. VHS 1250 (Ending Missing) Columnist Ed Sullivan byline on newspaper. Newspaper stories and headlines. Radio Announcer (Bill Kennedy). Photographer (Leo White - The Photographer). 140947 1991 Hard Way, The M DVD -R HQ 9028, 9029 News Media. TV Reporter Frank (Jan Speck). Newsman (Frank Geraci). 140948 1997 Hard Wired N Chapman, Sally Public Relations Specialist Margo Miller works for NASA, dresses in a seven-hundred-dollar suit, and appears at Data9000 Investigations to hire Julie Blake and her partner Vic Paoli, Miller’s former boyfriend, to find the hacker who is jeopardizing Mission Control’s communication system. The two investigators leap at the chance to solve an easy case and meet real astronauts at the same time. Relocating to NASA’s headquarters in Houston for what looks to be a straightforward case of computer hacking turns into a serious matter of life and death. If Julie and Vic can’t find the person who has discovered a way into the computer system at Mission control, the lives of the astronauts involved in the upcoming shuttle mission will be endangered. But even before they leave Earth, the shuttle mission’s astronauts start turning up dead, beginning with what looks like a staged suicide. 140949 2002 Hard Word, The M Newsreader (Tony Jones). 140950 2004 Hard-Bitten M News Media. The Reporter (Stephanie Thrope). The Cameraman (CJ). 140951 1977 Hard-Boiled Omnibus: Early Stories From Black Mask SM MLPL Shaw, Joseph T. Reporters 140952 1951 Hard, Fast and Beautiful M DVD -R 1744 Reporters surround tennis star. Commentator (Arthur Little Jr.-Himself). 140953 1956 Harda leken, Den MF Sweden. Photographer (Gosta Broden). Photographer (Olle Seijbold). 140954 1990 Hardball MT Reporter (Jamie Rose) is on the scene moments after the murder of a homeless man, thanks to a call from the killer, who calls her again to announce his next move 140955 1994 Hardball T 9-1-1994 TV Series (USA). Sports Media. Reporter (Christopher Darga). The Pioneers, a major league baseball team, hires a new manager to shape things up in the clubhouse and on the field. 140956 2006 Hardball With Chris Matthews DT Anchor-Host Chris Matthews. Newsman Bob Windrem, NBC News New York. Wall Street Journal Writer John Harwood. NBC Newswoman Joanne Nesti, NBC 30 News. 140957 1994 Hardball: Butt Winnick Story, The T Episode #3. 9-18-1994 Publicist Lee Emery (Alexandra Wentworth) is a ditzy new publicist for the Pioneers baseball team. Sports Announcer (Dave Sebastian Williams). Reporter-Sports Announcer (Dave Sebastian Williams). Male Reporter (Jack Kenny), Female Reporter (Terry Urdang). 140958 1994 Hardball: Frank Buys an Island, Mike Pays the Price T Episode #5. 10-9-1994 Publicist Lee Emery (Alexandra Wentworth) works for the losing Pioneers baseball team. Reporter (Christopher Darga). Mike's wife discovers he has been making love to her as part of a scheme to improve his batting average. Frank buys his own island, which doesn't go over well with the inhabitants. The Pioneers is a losing baseball team. 140959 1994 Hardball: Lee's Bad, Bad Day T Episode #6. 10-16-1994 Publicist Lee Emery (Alexandra Wentworth) has her hands full when things go wrong during the annual Old-Timers' Day Pioneers basebalgame. Female Anchor (Sally Ann Brooks). Spanish Anchor (Daniel Edward Mora). Male Anchor (Dave Sebastian Williams). . Fox Announcer (Peter Cullen) 140960 1994 Hardball: Mike's Release T Episode #2. 9-11-1994 Publicist Lee Emery (Alexandra Wentworth)works for the losing Pioneers baseball team. Reporter (Christopher Darga). Sports Announcer (Dave Sebastian Williams). Mike is fired for being out of shape but management has to reconsider when he helps apprehend a notorious figure. 140961 1994 Hardball: My Name Is Hard B. T Episode #7. 10-23-1994 Publicist Lee Emery (Alexandra Wentworth) works for the losing Pioneers baseball team. Reporter (Christopher Darga). Male TV Anchor (Dave Sebastian Williams). Team mascot Hardball loses his wife to a rival mascot. Baseball Superstar Barry Bonds makes an appearance. 140962 1994 Hardball: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-4-1994. Series 9-4-1994 to Publicist Lee Emery (Alexandra Wentworth) is a ditzy new publicist for the Pioneers baseball team. The team is losing so she attempts to introduce a new team mascot. After a bad fan reaction, she admits defeat and brings back the team's mascot -- the ever popular "Hardball." Reporter-Sports Announcer (Dave Sebastian Williams). Male Reporter (Jack Kenny), Female Reporter (Terry Urdang). 140963 1994 Hardball: Rookie, the Batgirl, the Coach and His Wife, The T Episode #9. Publicist Lee Emery (Alexandra Wentworth) works for the losing Pioneers baseball team. She hires a batgirl as Nelson's replacement. Male Reporter (Steve Kehela). Sports Announcer (Dave Sebastian Williams). Manager Happy strikes out in the romance field when his third wife files for divorce. 140964 1994 Hardball: See Spot Run T Episode #8. Publicist Lee Emery (Alexandra Wentworth) works for the losing Pioneers baseball team. Team hires a football pro as a publicity stunt, but it turns out he plays better than some of the regular team members. Male Reporter (Christopher Darga). Female Reporter (Jenna Cole). Sports Announcer (Dave Sebastian Williams). 140965 1994 Hardball: Whose Strike Is It Anyway? T Episode #4. 10-2-1994 Publicist Lee Emery (Alexandra Wentworth) works for the losing Pioneers baseball team. Reporter (Dave Sebastian Williams). Panicked when the team goes on strike, Arnold agrees to a very, very bad business deal. 140966 1991 Hardcastle and McCormick: T Publisher of a newspaper doesn't want Hardcastle to get a U.S. Supreme Court seat 140967 1984 Hardcastle and McCormick: Georgia Street Motors, The T Episode #18. 2-5-1984 Newscasters (Chuck Bowman, Michael Yama). 140968 1986 Hardcastle and McCormick: Hardcastle for Mayor T Cassidy, Alan Episode News Media. Reporter Jenkins (Amanda Harley). Reporter Howarth (John Widlock). Reporter Trigg (Alan Woolf). . Reporter #2 (Arva Holt). 140969 1986 Hardcastle and McCormick: Mister Hardcastle Goes to Washington T Hasburgh, Patrick Episode #16. 1-15-1984 News Media 140970 2006 Hardcastle's Airmen N Ison, Graham Reporter becomes a suspect when a policeman is shot dead in Westminster, February 1915 with the Great War still raging on the Western Front. 140971 1977 Hardcore M Photographer (Michael Feast). 140972 1998 Hardcore M Photographer (Montgomery Ingram). Cameraman (John Simms). 140973 1979 Hardcore M Film Cameraman (Stephen P. Dunn). 140974 2002 Hardcore Action News M Cameraman Norman (Jay Hunter). 140975 1985 Hardcover NM OWN - P Warga, Wayne Former Journalist Jeffrey Dean, rare book dealer, ex-journalist, and CIA courier 140976 1973 Harder They Come, The M Editor (Adrian Robinson). Photographer (Ed "Bum" Lewis). 140977 1956 Harder They Fall, The M DVD -R HQ 5197, 5198. VHS 462 Schulberg, Budd (Novel). Philip Yordan (Screenplay) PR - Ness Book Former Sportswriter Eddie Willis (Humphrey Bogart) lost his column when his paper folded. Goes to work as press agent for fight promoter. Admits he is taking job for money adding that for 17 years he has never missed a deadline nor saved a buck. Willis laments to wife that he has gone into public relations, but defends his new position to others: "What's the difference? Money's money, no matter where you get it." Willis' wife wants him to back to newspaper on rewrite desk. Insists they need money Plants phony stories in papers. Promoter cheats fighter. Willis gives him money, sends him home. Writes articles exposing corruption in fight business. Reporter in Hospital (Mort Mills). Reporter (Emily Belser). Reporter (Jack Daly). PR man Eddie Lewis.. Reporter (Ralph Gamble). Reporter (Don Kohler). Reporter (Richard Norris). Reporter (Stafford Repp). Reporter (Mark Scott). Reporter (Charles Tannen). Reporter (Russ Whiteman). "You go ahead and write. It's been tried before. Who reads, and who cares?… "...And who's gonna listen to you?". Willis: "People still know how to read." "What do you mean, the people? The little people, they sit around and get fat and fall asleep in front of the TV set with their belly full of beer. That's the people for you." 140978 1947 Harder They Fall, The N Schulberg, Budd Sportswriter Eddie Willis is broke after the newspaper he works for goes under. He’s hired by a boxing promoter to act as publicist, a press agent for his new boxer, a giant, slow-witted and untalented Argentinean named Toro Moreno. Eddie eventually sends Toro back to Argentina risking his life to do so, giving Toro his own cut of the proceeds. Eddie defies the managers and begins writing an expose about corruption in the boxing world. 140979 1977 Harder Thing Than Triumph, A NM Byfield, Barbara Ninde Photographer Helen Bullock and Simon Bede are guests at Beemeadows Farm, a variety of early retirement community set up in the Berkshires. They were invited there by Simon's aunt. Bullock used to work for the Globe. Helen breaks a bone in her foot after falling into a "vicious damp stinking hole the little bastard (an obnoxious 9-year-old called Webby) has dug in the mucky ground." She is very aware that Simon's had 25 hot and heavy years of Anglican politics and is due for a long, long sabbatical. When the founder of the community dies of a broken neck and his wife disappears, Simon figures out what happened. But he has now retired from his post of aide to the Archbishop of Canterbury. 140980 1971 Hardliners, The N Haggard, William Walker News Media. Publication of memoirs withdrawn. 140981 1980 Hardly Working M News Media. Newswoman (Erica Huddy). Newsman #1 (John DiSanti). Newsman (Bobby Kosser). 140982 2005 Hardly Working N Burke, Betsy Red Dress Ink novels Public Relations Practitioner Dinah Nichols has it pretty good doing PR work for Green World International, an environmental-protection agency. She’s friendly with almost everyone in the office, save for Penelope,a self-righteous virgin who looks down on Dinah. But when upper-management guru Ian Trutch comes in to examine the company’s financial state, Dinah and her co-workers get very worried about their jobs, especially after their biggest contributor goes bankrupt. To complicate matters, Dinah has finally learned the identity of her father and manages to track him down, but not to tell him that she’s his daughter. When handsome Ian starts to take a decidedly interest in Dinah, she figures she can buy herself and her co-workers time to locate a reclusive Scottish millionaire who might be interested in making a major donation. But Ian soon proves to be duplicitous. Penelope scores a major victory and Dinah begins to fear for her job. 140983 1997 HARDtalk DT UK. Series 1997- Interviewer James Rubin. Presenter Tim Sebastian (1997-2005). 140984 2004 HARDtalk Extra DT UK Series Interviewers Gavin Esler, Mihal Husain, Tom Brook). 140985 2003 Hardthrob CB Coley Running Wild #3. Reprinted Hardthrob #1 (Eros, January, 1996) Reporter Laura. Coley Cochran returns to California and is working on a new film. Reporter Laura hopes to snag a high-profile job and wants to interview Coley. After putting her off, Harry “Lance” Larue who works with Coley changes his mind and agrees. She tells her younger brother Cortland that Coley specifically invited him to come along. That night, Laura and Cort watch one of Coley’s movies in bed and soon things get extremely wild. Afterwards, Cort feels he’s ruined his relationship with his sister. To both their surprise, Coley tells Cort he really wants him more than anyone he’s ever wanted before and they move in together. 140986 1990 Hardware M Newscaster (Mac McDonald) 140987 1995 Hardy Boys, The: T VHS 338, 332, 331. Episodes. Series 9-1-1995 to 12-1-1995. Investigative Reporter Frank Hardy (Colin Gray) is a newspaper reporter who teams up with Joe Hardy (Paul Popowich), a college student and part-time photographer, to uncover and solve crimes. 140988 1995 Hardy Boys, The: All That Glitters. Premiere T Episode #1. 9-23-1995 Investigative Reporter Frank Hardy (Colin Gray) is a newspaper reporter who teamed up with Joe Hardy (Paul Popowich), a college student and part-time photographer, to uncover and solve crimes. Woman steals another person's identity , to pass off a collection of coins as her father's collection. 140989 1995 Hardy Boys, The: Curse, The T Episode #8. 11-11-1995 Investigative Reporter Frank Hardy (Colin Gray) is a newspaper reporter who teamed up with Joe Hardy (Paul Popowich), a college student and part-time photographer, to uncover and solve crimes. French singer is haunted by lonely woman looking for her lost love. It's up to the Hardys and Nancy Drew to solve the case. 140990 1995 Hardy Boys, The: Debt Collectors, The T Episode #7. 11-4-1995 Investigative Reporter Frank Hardy (Colin Gray) is a newspaper reporter who teamed up with Joe Hardy (Paul Popowich), a college student and part-time photographer, to uncover and solve crimes. Two loan sharks try to collect from a Bayport business man by kidnapping him. Only problem? They accidentally kidnapped Joe Hardy. 140991 1995 Hardy Boys, The: Jazzman T Episode #2. 9-30-1995 Investigative Reporter Frank Hardy (Colin Gray) is a newspaper reporter who teamed up with Joe Hardy (Paul Popowich), a college student and part-time photographer, to uncover and solve crimes. Man doesn't appear for his own wedding because of a 20-year-old crime he witnessed. The event has come back to haunt him. 140992 1995 Hardy Boys, The: Last Laugh, The T Episode #12. 12-9-1995 Investigative Reporter Frank Hardy (Colin Gray) is a newspaper reporter who teamed up with Joe Hardy (Paul Popowich), a college student and part-time photographer, to uncover and solve crimes. Obituary causes quite a stir for Frank Hardy. 140993 1995 Hardy Boys, The: Love Birds T VHS 336 Episode #11. 12-2-1995 Investigative Reporter Frank Hardy (Colin Gray) is a newspaper reporter who teamed up with Joe Hardy (Paul Popowich), a college student and part-time photographer, to uncover and solve crimes. Bird gets bird-napped by a cult trying to raise a dead king. Nancy Drew (Tracy Leah Ryan) joins the Hardy Boys to solve the case. 140994 1995 Hardy Boys, The: No Dice T VHS 338 Episode #13. 12-16-1995 Investigative Reporter Frank Hardy (Colin Gray) is a newspaper reporter who teamed up with Joe Hardy (Paul Popowich), a college student and part-time photographer, to uncover and solve crimes. The Hardys and Nancy Drew find a pair of dice at the scene of an accident. The Dice sets off a chain of dangerous events. 140995 1995 Hardy Boys, The: Perfect Stranger, A T Episode #3. 10-7-1995 Investigative Reporter Frank Hardy (Colin Gray) is a newspaper reporter who teamed up with Joe Hardy (Paul Popowich), a college student and part-time photographer, to uncover and solve crimes. Stolen computer file allows a woman to take credit for a complex program that is not legitimately hers. 140996 1995 Hardy Boys, The: Play Ball T Episode #10. 11-25-1995 Investigative Reporter Frank Hardy (Colin Gray) is a newspaper reporter who teamed up with Joe Hardy (Paul Popowich), a college student and part-time photographer, to uncover and solve crimes. Baseball turns deadly when blackmail is involved. It's up to the Hardy Brothers to expose the crime. 140997 1995 Hardy Boys, The: R.I.P. T Episode #9. 11-18-1995 Investigative Reporter Frank Hardy (Colin Gray) is a newspaper reporter who teamed up with Joe Hardy (Paul Popowich), a college student and part-time photographer, to uncover and solve crimes. Editor #1 (Tim Lee). Necklace from a girls dead aunt appeared at a street vendors market. The reason : an unscrupulous mortician who sold the effects of dead people on the black market. 140998 1995 Hardy Boys, The: Say Cheese T VHS 339 Episode #4. 10-14-1995 Investigative Reporter Frank Hardy (Colin Gray) is a newspaper reporter who teamed up with Joe Hardy (Paul Popowich), a college student and part-time photographer, to uncover and solve crimes. Fortune teller gets involved with a corporate business man. 140999 1995 Hardy Boys, The: Smart Drugs T Episode #5. 10-21-1995 Investigative Reporter Frank Hardy (Colin Gray) is a newspaper reporter who teamed up with Joe Hardy (Paul Popowich), a college student and part-time photographer, to uncover and solve crimes. Newsreader (Peter Wright). Mafia drug deal goes sour when the Hardy brothers get involved. 141000 1995 Hardy Boys, The: Telling Lies T VHS 336, 337 Episode #6. 10-28-1995 Investigative Reporter Frank Hardy (Colin Gray) is a newspaper reporter who teamed up with Joe Hardy (Paul Popowich), a college student and part-time photographer, to uncover and solve crimes. Little boy is seeing monsters but no one believes him. But when the monsters turn out to be real kidnappers -- the Hardys get involved. 141001 1978 Hardy Boys, The/Nancy Drew Mysteries, The: Oh Say Can You Sing T Episode #28. Investigative Reporter Jerry Morgan is chasing after a story. He tells Frank Hardy that “I should have some answers tomorrow.” Warns him “it is kind of dangerous.” On the 4th of July, the Hardy Boys stop in a small town to help their friend with a concert, but they become suspicious when she acts strangely and then gets arrested for a hit-and-run accident. 141002 1978 Hardy Boys, The/Nancy Drew Mysteries, The: Sole Survivor T Episode #30. 1-29-1978 Newscaster (Michael Jackson). Joe awakes from a coma to find that he's been out of it a year and Frank and Fenton died 11 months ago. But all is not as it seems. 141003 1977 Hardy Boys, The/Nancy Drew Mysteries: Haunting We Will Go, A T Episode #8. 4-13-1977. Series 1-30-1977 to 1-14-1979. News Media. First Reporter (Bob Goldin). Producer Jason Hall (Peter Brandon). Nancy and her friends decide to produce a 20-year-old play in order to raise money for a youth center. When members of the original cast arrive in town, strange events occur. Nancy must figure out why the actors have come together to appear in her modest production or the drama might just end in real life tragedy. 141004 1977 Hardy Boys, The/Nancy Drew Mysteries: Strange Fate of Flight 608, The T Episode #22. 11-6-1977 News Media. 1st Newsman (Byron Webster). 2nd Newsman (Gino Ardito). After pilots are mysteriously knocked out, Frank and Joe crash land a commercial airplane full of gorgeous stewardesses on a deserted island in the Bermuda Triangle after a major tropical storm. 141005 1947 Hare Grows in Manhattan, A C L Golden Age of Looney Tunes, The. Vol. 1, Side 7 Gossip Columnist Lola Beverly takes us on tour of estate of Hollywood Star Bugs Bunny. Daily News. 141006 1945 Hare Tonic C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age News Announcer imitated by Bugs Bunny 141007 1950 Hare Trimmed C Winner by a Hare Headlines 141008 1948 Haredevil Hare C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age Newspapers Headlines: Bugs in Space prepares a statement for the press. The Golden Age of Looney Tunes, Vol. 1, Side 10 141009 1976 Harker File, The N OWN - P Olden, Marc (aka Hollander, Nathan) #1 Harker File, The Washington Reporter Harker for the New York World-Examiner who has won two Pulitzers was gunning for the man with more money than the U.S. treasury with every key of his typewriter. 141010 1976 Harker File, The: Dead and Paid For N Olden, Marc (aka Hollander, Nathan) #2 Harker Files, The Washington Reporter Harker for the New York World-Examiner who has won two Pulitzers 141011 1978 Harker File, The: Kill the Reporter N Olden, Marc (aka Hollander, Nathan) #4 Harker File, The Washington Reporter Harker for the New York World-Examiner who has won two Pulitzers started to uncover the unholy truth about a giant religious cult that feeds off the young -- and found himself writing his own obituary. 141012 1977 Harker File, The: They've Killled Anna N Olden, Marc (aka Hollander, Nathan) #3 Harker File, The Washington Reporter Harker for the New York World-Examiner who has won two Pulitzers 141013 2000 Harlan County War MT Newscaster (John Andersen). 141014 1980 Harlequin M Reporter (Julia Moody) 141015 1843 Harlot's Progress, A N MLPL Balzac, Henri Journalist Finot 141016 1965 Harlow M PR Press Agent (Joel Marston). Photographer (Fred Conte). 141017 1941 Harmon of Michigan M News Media. Reporter Harry Bates (Franklin Parker). City Editor (Edward Keane). Sports Writer-Narrator Bill Henry (Himself). Announcers Sam Balter, Wendell Niles, Tom Hanlon, Knox Manning - Themselves. 141018 2007 Harmonescape N Leinheuser, Rick Reporter and a private detective investigate a deadly company cover-up. The reporter is sexy so sparks start to fly between the two. 141019 1979 Harmonetics Investigation, The N Heldman, Gladys M. News Media 141020 1915 Harmony SS OWN - H Lardner, Ring W. In "Selected Stories." Sportswriter. Baseball Writer. 141021 1950 Harold (Next Wiley Gibberson, The) P MLPL Raucher, Herman Index Plays, 1944-1064 Press 141022 2004 Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle M News Media. Female Anchor (Thea Andrews). 141023 1969 Harold Robbins' The Survivors T Newspaper. Rich people who make headlines 141024 1934 Harold Teen M Ed, Carl (Comic Strip). Paul Gerard Smith, Al Cohn (Screenplay). Ness Book Columnist Harold (Hal Le Roy) writes a newspaper column but frustrates his editor with his constant mistakes and even fails to notice an accident because he is worrying about his personal problems. Photographer (Billy Dooley). 141025 1928 Harold Teen M Ed, Carl (Comic strip). Thomas J. Geraghty (Titles). Student Newspaper. 141026 1981 Harper Valley T Series 1-16-1981 to 8-28-1981. 10-29-1981 to 8-14-1982. Publisher Cassie Bowman (Fannie Flagg), Stella Johnson's friend, publisher of the Harper Valley Sentinel. Christopher Stone as Tom Meechum, editor of Harper Valley Sun. Fred Holliday as Doug Peterson, news reporter for WHV-TV, Channel 29 141027 2001 Harper: Chalk Town Train and Other Tales, The: Bartender’s Keepsake, The SS Harmon, Daniel Elton #1 Harper Chronicles. “The Chalk Town Train and Other Tales.” Crime Reporter Harper for The Challenge, a small-city newspaper in Columbia, South Carolina, in the post-Reconstruction South, uncovers startling schemes, secrets and mysteries behind mysteries. He delves into investigations from another era when there were no computers and a database consisted of well-worn scrapbooks. He rambles through forests, rides the rails and jostles about on farm buggies as he attempts to solve crimes in South Carolina during the late 19th century. Despite being a journalist, Harper often becomes entwined with the events as they unfold -- and must ultimately choose between “getting the scoop” and protecting the innocent. From tavern ghosts to political treachery, Harper fears nothing and no one. In “The Bartender’s Keepsake,” Harper is show as a reporter who keeps confidences rather than reporting great stories. So people more willingly tell him of great adventure, and Harper will never be a big-time news reporter. A simple, single man, Harper enjoys interacting with people from all walks of life. He often reads the Bible and goes fishing for enjoyment. Though he has a soft spot for the down-trodden in society, Harper also plays the detective with little sympathy for liars and murderers. 141028 2001 Harper: Chalk Town Train and Other Tales, The: Chalk Town Train, The SS Harmon, Daniel Elton #1 Harper Chronicles. “The Chalk Town Train and Other Tales.” Crime Reporter Harper for The Challenge, a small-city newspaper in Columbia, South Carolina, in the post-Reconstruction South, “writes the criminal news and sporting columns for a small daily.” He uncovers startling schemes, secrets and mysteries behind mysteries. He delves into investigations from another era when there were no computers and a database consisted of well-worn scrapbooks. He rambles through forests, rides the rails and jostles about on farm buggies as he attempts to solve crimes in South Carolina during the late 19th century. Despite being a journalist, Harper often becomes entwined with the events as they unfold -- and must ultimately choose between “getting the scoop” and protecting the innocent. From tavern ghosts to political treachery, Harper fears nothing and no one. “The Chalk Town Train” pits Harper against the famous outlaw Jeremiah Bodie, a notorious sociopath, back before such people actually had a diagnosis. It’s the story of corporate shenanigans, unadulterated evil and justice administered with more than a touch of irony. Harper combines his power of intuition and deduction with a newspaperman’s observation and a nonconformist’s detachment to investigate the crimes and mysteries that come his way. We first meet Harper when a friend of his, a conductor named “Ox” Moore, confronts a contentious passenger, disarms him and throws him literally off his train. It is minutes later when he learns that the young man he threw off was none other than Jeremiah Bodie, a known and feared killer. Bodie, Ox knows, will be back, to exact revenge for his treatment. The railroad that Ox works for wants no adverse publicity and no trouble and suspends Ox without pay. Ox meets Harper and requests the reporter’s help, and together the two seek to keep Ox alive and make sure the “scar-faced young man with the mustache” never gets a chance to achieve revenge. Linking the eight stories is the attractive character of Harper himself -- aloof, wryly humorous, a man of integrity who eschews the gratuitously sensational, his own crisp observations of the victims, villains, relatives and rivals who populate is days, and the vivid descriptions of the town and country settings of the tales. What sets Harper apart from his fellow journalists is his integrity and refusal to sensationalize the stories he covers. 141029 2001 Harper: Chalk Town Train and Other Tales, The: Convicts of the Congaree, The SS Harmon, Daniel Elton #1 Harper Chronicles. “The Chalk Town Train and Other Tales.” Crime Reporter Harper for The Challenge, a small-city newspaper in Columbia, South Carolina, in the post-Reconstruction South, uncovers startling schemes, secrets and mysteries behind mysteries. He delves into investigations from another era when there were no computers and a database consisted of well-worn scrapbooks. He rambles through forests, rides the rails and jostles about on farm buggies as he attempts to solve crimes in South Carolina during the late 19th century. Despite being a journalist, Harper often becomes entwined with the events as they unfold -- and must ultimately choose between “getting the scoop” and protecting the innocent. From tavern ghosts to political treachery, Harper fears nothing and no one. In “Convicts of the Congaree,” Harper unearths the traumatic past: ex-slaves fleeing injustice. Harper is on vacation when he meets up with a group of escaped convicts who invade a riverside campsite. 141030 2001 Harper: Chalk Town Train and Other Tales, The: Derelict Seamen, The SS Harmon, Daniel Elton #1 Harper Chronicles. “The Chalk Town Train and Other Tales.” Crime Reporter Harper for The Challenge, a small-city newspaper in Columbia, South Carolina, in the post-Reconstruction South, uncovers startling schemes, secrets and mysteries behind mysteries. He delves into investigations from another era when there were no computers and a database consisted of well-worn scrapbooks. He rambles through forests, rides the rails and jostles about on farm buggies as he attempts to solve crimes in South Carolina during the late 19th century. Despite being a journalist, Harper often becomes entwined with the events as they unfold -- and must ultimately choose between “getting the scoop” and protecting the innocent. From tavern ghosts to political treachery, Harper fears nothing and no one. In “The Derelict Seamen,” he meet some sailors whom he soon realizes are not the innocent shipwreck victims they claim to be. Shipwreck survivors sheltered at a Low Country fishing village have much, much to hide. 141031 2001 Harper: Chalk Town Train and Other Tales, The: Kornegaut Letter, The SS Harmon, Daniel Elton #1 Harper Chronicles. “The Chalk Town Train and Other Tales.” Crime Reporter Harper for The Challenge, a small-city newspaper in Columbia, South Carolina, in the post-Reconstruction South, uncovers startling schemes, secrets and mysteries behind mysteries. He delves into investigations from another era when there were no computers and a database consisted of well-worn scrapbooks. He rambles through forests, rides the rails and jostles about on farm buggies as he attempts to solve crimes in South Carolina during the late 19th century. Despite being a journalist, Harper often becomes entwined with the events as they unfold -- and must ultimately choose between “getting the scoop” and protecting the innocent. From tavern ghosts to political treachery, Harper fears nothing and no one. In “The Kornegaut Letter,” the president of the United States, Chester A. Arthur turns to the small-city journalist to intercept a damaging piece of diplomatic correspondence. Harper is depicted as a journalist who “writes the criminal news and sporting columns for a small daily.” So says Mr. Gray, security chief to the president of the United States, Chester A. Arthur.” Harper, born in 1845, fought in the Civil War and was captured in 1864 and held in the Ganderson and Slidell camps. He was released in 1865 into the custody of relations in Scotland until the end of the conflict, at which time he returned to the United States to work as a journalist. 141032 2001 Harper: Chalk Town Train and Other Tales, The: Marion Graves, The SS Harmon, Daniel Elton #1 Harper Chronicles. “The Chalk Town Train and Other Tales.” Crime Reporter Harper for The Challenge, a small-city newspaper in Columbia, South Carolina, in the post-Reconstruction South, uncovers startling schemes, secrets and mysteries behind mysteries. He delves into investigations from another era when there were no computers and a database consisted of well-worn scrapbooks. He rambles through forests, rides the rails and jostles about on farm buggies as he attempts to solve crimes in South Carolina during the late 19th century. Despite being a journalist, Harper often becomes entwined with the events as they unfold -- and must ultimately choose between “getting the scoop” and protecting the innocent. From tavern ghosts to political treachery, Harper fears nothing and no one. In “The Marion Graves,” Harper unearths the traumatic past: the tragic story behind some mysterious burials. Six unmarked graves hold the secret to an older generation’s hideous ordeal. 141033 2001 Harper: Chalk Town Train and Other Tales, The: Swindlers’ Circle, The SS Harmon, Daniel Elton #1 Harper Chronicles. “The Chalk Town Train and Other Tales.” Crime Reporter Harper for The Challenge, a small-city newspaper in Columbia, South Carolina, in the post-Reconstruction South, uncovers startling schemes, secrets and mysteries behind mysteries. He delves into investigations from another era when there were no computers and a database consisted of well-worn scrapbooks. He rambles through forests, rides the rails and jostles about on farm buggies as he attempts to solve crimes in South Carolina during the late 19th century. Despite being a journalist, Harper often becomes entwined with the events as they unfold -- and must ultimately choose between “getting the scoop” and protecting the innocent. From tavern ghosts to political treachery, Harper fears nothing and no one. In “The Swindlers’ Circle,” Harper exposes a businessmen’s financial scam. A ring of prestigious businessmen carry out a massive estate swindle in the state capital. 141034 2001 Harper: Chalk Town Train and Other Tales, The: Tavern Horror, The SS Harmon, Daniel Elton #1 Harper Chronicles. “The Chalk Town Train and Other Tales.” Crime Reporter Harper for The Challenge, a small-city newspaper in Columbia, South Carolina, in the post-Reconstruction South, uncovers startling schemes, secrets and mysteries behind mysteries. He delves into investigations from another era when there were no computers and a database consisted of well-worn scrapbooks. He rambles through forests, rides the rails and jostles about on farm buggies as he attempts to solve crimes in South Carolina during the late 19th century. Despite being a journalist, Harper often becomes entwined with the events as they unfold -- and must ultimately choose between “getting the scoop” and protecting the innocent. From tavern ghosts to political treachery, Harper fears nothing and no one. In “The Tavern Horror,” the sighting of a British Redcoat’s ghost conceals a more sinister mystery. 141035 2009 Harper’s Island: HarpersGlobe.com W Reporter-Blogger Robin (Melanie Merkosky), young local reporter, writes her reports as she uncovers info about the murders and mysterious videos posted by the slasher. TV characters maintain profiles and blogs on the Web site as well. 141036 1997 Harpist, The M Music Critic (David Easter). 141037 1976 Harpsichord Builder M Interviewer (Margaret Christi). Interviewer (Bernard B. Sauermann). 141038 2008 Harriet and Isabella N O’Brien, Patricia Reporters from around the world, eager for one last story about the most lurid scandal of their time, descend on Brooklyn Heights in 1887 as Henry Ward Beecher lies dying, their presence signaling the beginning of the voracious appetite for fallen celebrities we know so well today. When Beecher was put on trial for adultery in 1875, the question of his guilt or innocence was furiously debated. His trial not only split the country, it split apart his family causing a particularly bitter rift between his sisters, Harriet Beecher Stowe and Isabella Beecher Hooker, an ardent suffragist. Harriet remained loyal while Isabella called publicly for him to admit his guilt. What had been a loving, close relationship between the two sisters plummeted into bitter blame and hurt. 141039 1957 Harrigan's File SSF USC Derleth, August Stories: “McIlvaine’s Star,” “A Corner for Lucia,” “Invaders from the Microcosm,” “Mark VII,” “The Other Side of the Wall,” “An Eye for History,” “The Maugham Obsession,” “A Traveller in Time,” “The Detective and the Senator,” “Protoplasma,” “The Mechanical House,” “By Rocket to the Moon,” “The Man Who Rode the Saucer,” “Ferguson’s Capsules,” “The Penfield Misadventure,” “The Remarkable Dingdong,” and “The Martian Artifact.” Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan who would find strange people doing strange things. 141040 1965 Harrigan's File: By Rocket to the Moon SSF Derleth, August Ventura, 1965 Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan. 141041 1953 Harrigan's File: Corner for Lucia, A SSF Derleth, August May, 1953 in Weird Tales magazine. Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan. 141042 1953 Harrigan's File: Detective and the Senator, The SSF Derleth, August The Saint Detective Magazine, August-September, 1953 Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan. 141043 1966 Harrigan's File: Ferguson’s Capsules SSF Derleth, August Startling Mystery Stories, Summer, 1966 Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan. 141044 1953 Harrigan's File: Invaders from the Microcosm (aka Invasion from the Microcosm) SSF Derleth, August Orbit #1 magazine. Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan. 141045 1951 Harrigan's File: Man Who Rode the Saucer, The SSF Derleth, August Far Boundaries, 1951 Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan. 141046 1954 Harrigan's File: Mark VII (aka “The Thinker and the Thought” SSF Derleth, August Orbit #4 magazine. Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan. 141047 1957 Harrigan's File: Martian Artifact, The SSF Derleth, August Saturn, July 1957 Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan who would find strange people doing strange things. 141048 1953 Harrigan's File: Maugham Obsession, The SSF Derleth, August Fantastic Universe Magazine, June-July 1953 Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan. 141049 1952 Harrigan's File: McIlvaine’s Star SSF Derleth, August July, 1952. If magazine. Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan who would find strange people doing strange things. 141050 1953 Harrigan's File: Mechanical House, The (”The Ungrateful House”) SSF Derleth, August Orbit #3 Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan. 141051 1951 Harrigan's File: Other Side of the Wall, The SSF Derleth, August Ten Story Fantasy, Spring 1951 Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan. 141052 1954 Harrigan's File: Penfield Misadventure, The SSF Derleth, August Orbit #5 Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan. 141053 1954 Harrigan's File: Remarkable Dingdong, The SSF Derleth, August Spaceway Science Fiction, April 1954 Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan. 141054 1953 Harrigan's File: Traveler in Time, A SSF Derleth, August Obit #2 Reporter Tex Harrigan, in a series of adventures chronicled in 17 stories from the files of newspaper reporter Harrigan. 141055 1995 Harrison Bergeron MT TV Cameraman Bert (William Lynn). 141056 1910 Harrison Keith, Star Reporter, or, The Double Murder in Mystery Row NM Carter, Nicholas Reporter Harrison Keith. 141057 2003 Harrison Macauley Is Going To Kill Me M Reporter (Robin Livernois - Voice). 141058 2002 Harrison's Flowers M DVD -R HQ 6965, 6966. SVD 1391 Photojournalist Harrison Lloyd (David Strathairn) goes missing in Yugoslavia. Wife searches for him. CNN Journalist (Kurt Cramer). Newsweek Journalist (Rianne Kooiman). Chris Kumac, photojournalist (Gerard Butler). TV Reporter (Andrew Blanchard). Journalist 1 (Rich Gold). Journalist 2 (Gregory Linington). Journalist 3 (Deborah Michaels). Journalist 4 (Nicole Estabrooks). HTV Interviewer (Jessica Horathova). Canadian Cameraman (Michael Rogers). 141059 1993 Harry T BBC 1993, 1995 Fleet Street Journalist Turns Tabloid Press Agency Writer 141060 1990 Harry and Catherine: Love Story, A N OWN - H Busch, Frederick Former Journalist Harry is an idealistic journalist turned press-aide hack to a liberal senator. He goes to a small community in upstate New York to investigate rumors that local develop plans to pave over an old cemetery for runaway slaves to create a mall parking lot. He has been on-and-off lovers with a woman for more than a dozen years. Her current lover is the contractor involved in the parking lot. A grown-up love story. 141061 2002 Harry and Cosh T UK Series. Photographer (Tony Arunah Abbey). 141062 1987 Harry and the Hendersons M News Media. TV Reporter (Juleen Murray Shaw). TV News Anchor #1 (Dana Middleton). News Anchor #2 (Richard Foley). News Anchor #3 (Larry Wansley). News Anchor #4 (Steve Sheppard-Brodie). Press Woman #1 (Juleen Murray). Press Woman #2 (Connie Craig). Press Man #1 (Mark Mitchell). 141063 1991 Harry and the Hendersons: T SV 204 Episode Magazine 141064 1990 Harry and the Hendersons: T Series 1990-1993 Publisher of A Better Life Ecology Magazine 141065 1975 Harry and Walter Go To New York M Devlin, Don, John Byrum (Story). Byrum, Robert Kaufman (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Lissa Chestnut (Diane Keaton) for The Advocate ("The People's Newspaper") arrives at prison to do an article on a master criminal. Becomes involved with two bumbling inmates trying to get in on the criminal's latest plans for bank robbery. Three decide to beat criminal by carrying out robbery themselves with reporter claiming she is going to use her share of money for political purposes (her cause is vague and seems to be brand of "soak the rich" socialism). Reporter poses as rich Southern woman to distract bank president while her two colleagues tunnel into vault. Series of mishaps, robbery succeeds. Reporter leaves with master criminal. 141066 1988 Harry Belafonte - en samtale DF Denmark Interviewer Mete Fugi - Voice. 141067 2009 Harry Brown M United Kingdom. Journalist (Robert Styles). Elderly ex-serviceman and widower looks to avenge his best friend’s murder. 141068 1996 Harry James Denton: Chain of Fools NM Womack, Steve #4 Harry James Denton Mysteries Former Reporter Harry James Denton is now a private investigator hired to find a very rich, very troubled teenage girl. Having run away from her prominent family, the 17-year-old woman has sunk into the sleaze, sex and sin side of Nashville, Tennessee. "I've done some crazy stuff off-and-on the last couple of years. My life had gone off in some weird directions. But nothing could match yanking a stoned, naked, sick 17-year-old girl out of a murder scene and sneaking her off under the nose of the police. Denton is no fool. But his search for a rich runaway teen takes him to the seamy and very wild side of Nashville. Harry isn't prepared for what awaits him in the depths of hard-core hell. 141069 1993 Harry James Denton: Dead Folks Blues (aka Dead Folks’ Blues). NM Womack, Steve #1 Harry James Denton Mysteries Former Reporter Harry James Denton is now a private investigator in Nashville, Tennessee. He's hired by an old flame to help her settle her husband's gambling debts -- he's been getting pay-up-or-else messages. Harry decides to drop in on the husband, a surgeon at the local hospital, and finds him sprawled on a bed, unconscious and near death. Harry is then whacked on the head by an unseen assailant. He later learns that a narcotic injection caused the surgeon's death. The list of suspects could fill the Grand Ole Opry and Harry's search for the killer will lead him into parts of Nashville that no one ever sings about. Unless they're singing the Dead Folks' Blues. 141070 2000 Harry James Denton: Dirty Money NM Womack, Steve #6 Harry James Denton Mysteries Former Reporter Harry James Denton is now a private investigator in Nashville, Tennessee heads to Reno, Nevada where his ex-girlfriend, a forensic pathologist, Dr. Marsha Helms is about to give birth to their child. On his way to see her, Harry is mugged by two thugs and winds up in the hospital under the care and flirtation of a nurse, but it's not long before he's with Marsha in Reno. In Reno, a Federal Agent persuades him to go undercover at a brothel as part of a money-laundering investigation. The feds already own the brothel, Mustang Ranch, and have secured an inside operative -- a dominatrix who holds a CD-filled with evidence. In his role as the house's handyman, Harry finds the dominatrix murdered. He's the prime suspect. To prove his innocence, Harry must find the real murderer all while trying to resolve his romantic and paternal entanglements. 141071 1998 Harry James Denton: Murder Manual NM Womack, Steve #5 Harry James Denton Mysteries Former Reporter Harry James Denton is now a private investigator in New Orleans is down on his luck: his money has run out and his pregnant girlfriend has broken up with him. Then he's asked to find a bestselling author who's cheating on his wife. Unfortunately, Harry finds the writer dead and he's the prime suspect. The bestselling toast of Tennessee has made big bucks with a little book of folksy homilies such as "Never go to bed angry" and "Eat your vegetables." He should have included "Don't commit murder." His wife hires P.I. Denton to catch her husband in a tryst with a sexy secretary but Harry finds the author of Life's Little Maintenance Manual strangled and drowned in his own hot tub. Caught at the scene of the crime, Harry is pegged as the prime suspect and must work double duty to find the real murderer. 141072 1993 Harry James Denton: Torch Town Boogie NM Womack, Steve #2 Harry James Denton Mysteries Former Reporter Harry James Denton is now a private investigator and finds his next case across the street when a magnificent mansion in the funky part of town is torched. The blaze has all of the earmarks of a local firebug, but this time someone is murdered. The bludgeoned and left-to-burn victim was a well-known psychotherapist -- and the man that Harry's ex-wife was about to marry. Thanks to the doctor's will, which leaves a chunk of money to the fiancée, the cops think his ex-wife is the killer. It's up to Harry to match wits with the match-flicking maniac before his ex goes up the river -- and more lives go up in flames. 141073 1995 Harry James Denton: Way Past Dead NM Womack, Steve #3 Harry James Denton Mysteries Former Reporter Harry James Denton is now a private investigator working out of Nashville, Tennessee. With his cash down to a slow drip, times are tight for Denton. Things are tough all over Music City, U.S.A. When a rising country singer is found viciously beaten to death in her home, a heap of damning evidence points straight to her ex-husband -- half of the struggling songwriting team with whom Harry shares office space and an occasional beer. The two were last seen making beautiful music at a local club just hours before the killing. Harry discovers the dark history of a marriage and delves into the cutthroat world of the C&W music business. Deceit, betrayal, passion and vengeance are not only sung about -- but ruthlessly performed. 141074 1986 Harry Jensen fortaeller Erik Voss om besaettelsestiden I Kolding DF Denmark - Short Interviewer Erik Voss. 141075 1976 Harry O: Hostage T Episode #40. 2-19-1976 Reporter (Tim Thomerson). 141076 1999 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets NSF Rowling, J.K. Book #2 Newspaper. Daily Prophet is the magic world's newspaper. Articles. 141077 2000 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire NSF Rowling, J.K. Book #4 Tabloid Investigative Reporter Rita Skeeter, a sleazy investigative journalist for the magic world's Daily Prophet. Skeeter is an animagus capable of transforming herself into a beetle at will. 141078 2005 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire M DVD -R HQ 7648, 7649, 7650. Rowling, J.K. (Based on novel) Tabloid Reporter Rita Skeeter (Miranda Richardson) of the Daily Prophet makes her first appearance in fourth installment of series. "She's completely brash and completely hateful," says Richardson. She likens Skeeter to 1930s gossip queen Hedda Hopper. Skeeter is a gossip-hound whose self-scribbling quill has a tendency to favor purple prose over facts. She and her photographer. Every time she ends her copy with a flourish she hits the photographer in the face. Photographer (Robert Wilfort). 141079 2005 Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince NSF Rowling, J.K. Book #6 Newspaper. Daily Prophet is the magic world's newspaper. Articles. 141080 2009 Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince M Rowling, J.K. (Novel) Newspaper. The Daily Prophet is the magic world's newspaper. The Daily Prophet is a model of innovative print journalism in which every photo not only tells a story, but morphs into a moving picture. 141081 2003 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix NSF Rowling, J.K. Book #5 Newspaper. Daily Prophet is the magic world's newspaper. Articles. 141082 2007 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix M DVD -R HQ 10017, 10018, 10001 Rowling J.K. (Based on her Novel) Newspaper. The Daily Prophet. Harry discovers that under the Ministry’s influence, the newspaper, The Daily Prophet has launched a smear campaign against anyone who claims Voldemort has returned, leaving Harry feeling isolated and betrayed by the wizarding community. TV Weatherman (Miles Jupp). Newspaper Vendor (Jamie Wolpert). Daily Prophet pages and headlines work as transitions from scene to scene in the film while simultaneously showing the news media climate that plagues Harry throughout this fifth film. Freezing individual newspaper reveal peripheral headlines and advertisements that offer humor and inside gossip. It is the most expedient use of plot exposition -- the endlessly shifting pages of the Daily Prophet newspaper, mixing panicky headlines with authoritarian hogwash insisting that the Ministry has it all in hand. The spineless Minister of Magic, Cornelius Fudge refuses to believe that Voldemort, thought crushed 14 years ago, is back in action. The wizard newspaper, The Daily Prophet, parrots this line as do most of its readers including many of Harry’s Hogwarts schoolmates. Fudge finally admits that Voldemort has returned. The film does not include Rita Skeeter’s story is reprinted in the Daily Prophet exonerating Harry and Dumbledore. 141083 1999 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban NSF Rowling, J.K. Book #3 Newspaper. Daily Prophet is the magic world's newspaper. Articles. 141084 1998 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone NSF Rowling, J.K Book #1 Newspaper. Daily Prophet is the magic world's newspaper. Articles. 141085 2005 Harry Potter Daily Prophet: www.harrypotter.ca/index-news.php W The Daily Prophet on the net. Newspaper. The Daily Prophet daily edition plus the Daily Prophet News Archives. 141086 1982 Harry Tracy, Desperado M DVD -R HQ 10664, 10660. Reporter (Alex Willows) for the Aspen Times 141087 1993 Harry und Sunny. Der Roman zur großen Fernsehserie mit Harald Juhnke N Becker, Rolf A. Germany Journalist 141088 1981 Harry's War M Reporter (David Sterago). Newsman (Jim McKrell). 141089 1984 Hart to Hart: Always, Elizabeth T Episode #109. 5-15-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts and Max fear for their lives when the debt-ridden brother of Max's pen pal believes Max is rich and comes to steal some of his fortune. 141090 1983 Hart to Hart: As the Hart Turns T Episode #83. 3-1-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer wins a walk-on role on a soap opera which leads to a writing job that nearly gets her killed by the leading man. 141091 1983 Hart to Hart: Bahama Bound Harts T Episode #82. 2-22-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan and Jennifer travel to the Bahamas to meet with a recluse and discover that his assistant has replaced him with an imposter to gain control of his fortune. 141092 1982 Hart to Hart: Blue and Broken-Harted T Episode #59. 2-23-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met Jonathan on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Photographer #1 (Jeffrey Winner). 141093 1982 Hart to Hart: Blue and Broken-Harted T Episode #59. 2-23-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan and Jennifer enact a troubled marriage in very public places in an attempt to flush out the culprit who is trying to cause a rift between them. Photographer #1 (Jeffrey Winner). 141094 1981 Hart to Hart: Blue Chip Murder T Episode #42. 5-26-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts return home and find their house ransacked. During the clean-up, they discover a hidden hallway and vault. The Harts and their friend Ida are sealed in the vault when the crooks return to claim the municipal bonds hidden in the vault. 141095 1983 Hart to Hart: Chamber of Lost Harts T Episode #80. 2-1-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan and Jennifer stumble into a plan to steal ancient treasures from a South American archaeological dig. 141096 1983 Hart to Hart: Change of Hart, A T Episode #85. 3-22-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. A hit woman is sent to kill a commissioner and ends up taking Jonathan, Jennifer and Max hostage. 141097 1982 Hart to Hart: Christmas Hart, A T Episode #76. 12-21-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan and Jennifer are robbed during a birthday party for Max and go undercover for Jingle-Grams. 141098 1980 Hart to Hart: Color Jennifer Dead T Episode #12. 1-8-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer has her portrait done as a gift to Jonathan for their anniversary. When the young artist is murdered, the Harts mingle in the high-society art world where Jennifer becomes the target of a shady art speculator. 141099 1979 Hart to Hart: Cop Out T Episode #7. 11-6-1979 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. An article written by Jennifer leads a prostitute to ask for her help. Harts go under cover to bait a killer who is murdering prostitutes. 141100 1981 Hart to Hart: Couple of Harts, A T Episode #44. 10-13-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. While vacationing in Acapulco, the Harts borrowed car breaks down. They ask for help at the nearby estate and find themselves posing as domestics, attempting to prevent a politically motivated assassination. 141101 1994 Hart to Hart: Crimes of the Hart MT Episode #113. 3-25-1994 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Someone is trying to sabotage a Broadway production of a play Jennifer wrote in college. When one of the stage hands is murdered, even Jonathan is a suspect. The Harts don't have much time to ensure that the show will go on. 141102 1980 Hart to Hart: Cruise at Your Own Risk T Episode #20. 4-8-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts take a luxurious cruise on a Hart Industries liner to investigate a series of jewel thefts. They find themselves at the mercy of the jewel thieves' rival burglars 141103 1984 Hart to Hart: Death Dig T Episode #105. 2-21-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. While vacationing on the exotic island of Rhodes, Jennifer and Jonathan become ensnared in a scheme for the smuggling of ancient Greek artifacts and are nearly entombed in the process. 141104 1979 Hart to Hart: Death in the Slow Lane T Episode #4. 10-13-1979 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Harts become involved in the world of espionage when Jonathan purchases an antique car for Jennifer. A mysterious jet-setting couple will stop at nothing to acquire the classic auto. 141105 1980 Hart to Hart: Death Set T Episode #22. 5-13-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts are caught up in a tangled scheme when a wealthy playboy attempts to take over the family fortune using his brother's wife as his unknowing pawn. 141106 1982 Hart to Hart: Deep in the Hart of Dixieland T Episode #61. 3-9-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. While attempting to clear a friend of murder charges, the Harts become entangled in a disturbed woman's fantasies. 141107 1980 Hart to Hart: Doesn't She, or Doesn't She? T Episode #19. 3-18-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts uncover a scheme designed to blackmail wealthy patrons of a beauty salon. 141108 1984 Hart to Hart: Dog Who Knew Too Much, The T Episode #103. 1-24-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan and Jennifer are stalked by dangerous industrial spies after they are entrusted with a dog that happens to be carrying a valuable biogenetic formula. 141109 1984 Hart to Hart: Dog Who Knew Too Much, The T Episode #103. 1-24-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan and Jennifer are stalked by dangerous industrial spies after they are entrusted with a dog that happens to be carrying a valuable biogenetic formula. 141110 1984 Hart to Hart: Dog Who Knew Too Much, The T Episode #103. 1-24-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan and Jennifer are stalked by dangerous industrial spies after they are entrusted with a dog that happens to be carrying a valuable biogenetic formula. 141111 1980 Hart to Hart: Downhill To Death T Episode #16. 2-5-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Intrigue in Vail leads Jonathan and Jennifer into the midst of a severe bizarre murder plot when one man decides to end his marriage without a court. 141112 1983 Hart to Hart: Emily By Hart T Episode #78. 1-11-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. A young reporter influenced by Jennifer is murdered by her fiancé's employer. 141113 1983 Hart to Hart: Emily, By Hart T Episode. 1-11-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met Jonathan on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. 141114 1981 Hart to Hart: Ex-Wives Can Be Murder T Episode #30. 1-20-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Max's ex-wife, presumed dead for over 10 years, arrives in Los Angeles. Her friend is murdered, so she calls Max for help. When two thugs try to grab her at the park, she is injured and Max is kidnapped. Demands are made for a necklace about which the Harts know nothing. 141115 1982 Hart to Hart: From the Depths of My Hart T Episode #53. 1-5-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Combining business with pleasure, the Harts scuba dive off the coast of Largos, testing an innovative underwater camera for the Navy. Early afternoon, as the Harts stroll along the beach, the body of a Navy SEAL working on the project washes on shore. 141116 1981 Hart to Hart: Getting Aweigh With Murder T Episode #37. 4-14-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan and Jennifer set sail, incognito, on a gambling ship in an attempt to crack a counterfeiting ring. 141117 1982 Hart to Hart: Hars and Fraud T Episode #66. 5-18-1962 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts face a $2 million wrongful death suit when a fender bender results in a driver's death. The Harts suspect insurance fraud. 141118 1982 Hart to Hart: Hart and Sole T Episode #63. 4-6-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan's new suit has been switched with another. To save time he decides to make the exchange himself rather than through the tailor. At the other man's hotel room, Jonathan and Jennifer discover a body. Radio Man (Ken Hixon). 141119 1981 Hart to Hart: Hart of Darkness T Episode #51. 12-9-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. A psychotic man pours a blinding chemical into the Harts pool. Seconds after Jonathan dives in for his morning swim, he surfaces, screaming in pain. 141120 1982 Hart to Hart: Hart of Diamonds T Episode #56. 2-2-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer has become a jewel thief. The owner of the salon she's visiting has hypnotized her into stealing valuable baubles from her friends as well as the jewelry store. 141121 1982 Hart to Hart: Hart of the Matter, The T Episode #58. 2-16-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. A remote Island, an exotic European chateau, and a mysterious disappearance of an associate are not what the Harts anticipated when planning their romantic getaway. 141122 1993 Hart to Hart: Hart to Hart Returns MT Episode #111. 11-5-1993 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. 141123 1981 Hart to Hart: Hart-Shaped Murder T Episode #32. 2-10-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer orders three chocolate valentines. Someone makes a mistake and delivers the wrong heart for the Harts. One contains a smuggled object that the thieves want at any cost. 141124 1982 Hart to Hart: Hart, Line and Sinker T Episode #45. 3-30-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts want the solitude of their mountain cabin for a weekend. Instead they end up trying to rescue their caretaker from a murder frame by the local sheriff. 141125 1981 Hart to Hart: Hartbreak Kid T Episode #52. 12-15-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. JJHart, the Hart's filly looks like a winner. However, two men with a great deal riding on the upcoming horserace can't afford to have their horse beat. 141126 1981 Hart to Hart: Hartland Express T Episode #46. 11-3-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. An Air Traffic Controllers' strike forces Jennifer and Jonathan to take a train from Chicago to Los Angeles. When Jennifer discovers a body in their compartment, the Harts become involved in protecting a government witness from would-be assassins. 141127 1982 Hart to Hart: Hartless Hobby T Episode #54. 1-12-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts visit the gallery of a well-known stamp collector to see the Vermillion, the most valuable stamp in the world. The Harts inadvertently gain possession of the stamp and their lives are in danger. 141128 1981 Hart to Hart: Harts and Flowers T Episode #43. 10-6-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Max creates a rose hybrid he calls the Jennifer Hart Rose and enters it in a prestigious rose contest under Jennifer name. She becomes the target for murder when she is stalked by a psychotic leading judge. 141129 1983 Hart to Hart: Harts and Hounds T Episode #93. 11-1-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. A traditional fox hunt is marred by murder during the Harts' visit to England -- and sends them off on the trail of a killer. 141130 1982 Hart to Hart: Harts and Palms T Episode #57. 2-9-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. On a restful trip to Maui, the Harts become involved in a murder when Jennifer hears the wife of Jonathan's business associate plotting to murder her husband. 141131 1982 Hart to Hart: Harts at High Noon T Episode #71. 11-9-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan and Jennifer are asked to buy a bankrupt ghost town. 141132 1996 Hart to Hart: Harts in High Season MT Episode #117. 3-24-1996 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts travel to Australia to purchase a wildlife reserve from Jennifer's former love interest. Believing that Jonathan stole Jennifer from him years before Elliott Manning plots to frame Jonathan for his murder and take back his beloved Jennifer. 141133 1982 Hart to Hart: Harts on Campus T Episode #70. 10-26-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan joins Jennifer at her prep school reunion and is drugged by a former admirer who wants Jennifer for himself. 141134 1984 Hart to Hart: Harts on the Run T Episode #100. 1-1-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer takes refuge in a convent after witnessing a gangland slaying. Jonathan must race to save her when the killer discovers her hiding place. 141135 1983 Hart to Hart: Harts on the Scent T Episode #81. 2-15-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan buys a perfume factory following the murder of the owner by his chemist wife and her lover. 141136 1982 Hart to Hart: Harts On Their Toes T Episode #60. 3-2-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts become involved in international intrigue when they infiltrate a ballet company to clear a world-renown Soviet danseur of murder charges. 141137 1982 Hart to Hart: Harts Strike Out, The T Episode #64. 5-4-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. A friend of Jonathan's dies leaving his widow and son with a valuable assortment of baseball cards. Before the Harts can sell the collection for the family, it is stolen. 141138 1981 Hart to Hart: Harts Under Glass T Episode #49. 11-24-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. A diamond ring given to Jennifer by Jonathan for their fifth anniversary enables their escape from a glass-walled room where they are being held captive. 141139 1982 Hart to Hart: Harts' Desire T Episode #72. 11-16-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer's former professor asks her to pose as a romance fiction writer during a promotional appearance. 141140 1983 Hart to Hart: Hartstruck T Episode #86. 4-12-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Psychotic woman is obsessed with Jonathan and is killing anyone who gets her way 141141 1983 Hart to Hart: Highland Fling T Episode #97. 11-19-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan and Jennifer's delightful excursion to the Scottish Highland games is laced with danger when Jennifer becomes the target of a man who is her rival for leadership of a world-famous clan. 141142 1979 Hart to Hart: Hit Jennifer Hart T Episode #1. 9-29-1979 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. After extending her hospitality to a young author claiming to be a distant cousin, Jennifer experiences a series of near fatal accidents. Moderator 9Lynn Wood). 141143 1994 Hart to Hart: Home Is Where the Hart Is MT Episode #112. 2-8-1994 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer's beloved teacher and mentor dies suddenly, leaving the town she owned -- Kingman's Ferry -- to Jennifer. Trail of mysterious clues leads the Harts to long-kept secrets about the town that were directly tied to her friend's "accident," and it looks as if they will suffer the same fate unless they can solve the mystery of Kingman's Ferry before it's too late 141144 1981 Hart to Hart: Homemade Murder T Episode #35. 3-3-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. An employee delivers some papers to Jonathan, along with evidence of a murder. She hides the clue in Freeway's toy and the Harts are held hostage by the murderer. 141145 1983 Hart to Hart: Hostage Hearts T Episode #91. 10-18-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer fears for Jonathan's life when ruthless jewel thieves take him hostage during a robbery while he's on a business trip in Paris. 141146 1983 Hart to Hart: Hunted Harts T Episode #77. 1-4-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. While visiting a wildlife reserve, Jonathan and Jennifer are hunted as prey by a competitor of Hart Industries. 141147 1982 Hart to Hart: In the Hart of the Night T Episode #74. 11-30-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan and Jennifer try to help a king save his culture's golden statue after it is stolen by the king's assistants. 141148 1979 Hart to Hart: Jonathan Hart Jr. T Episode #3. 10-6-1979 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Young boy shows up at the Harts' gate in the middle of the night claiming to be Jonathan Hart, Jr. The child proves to be the unwitting pawn in his biological father's criminal plot. 141149 1984 Hart to Hart: Larsen's Last Jump T Episode #108. 3-13-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts and Max are held at gunpoint when a murderer realizes that Jonathan has incriminating evidence linking him to the death of a champion skier. 141150 1981 Hart to Hart: Latest in High Fashion Murder, The T Episode #39. 5-5-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer writes an article on the world of high fashion. The article leads to Jonathan and Jennifer modeling for a famous photographer while trying to determine who is murdering beautiful models. 141151 1983 Hart to Hart: Lighter Hart, A T Episode #88. 5-10-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer's cousin slips into a coma after being continually drugged by the owners of a health club. 141152 1983 Hart to Hart: Long Lost Love T Episode #96. 11-22-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. A woman claims to be Jennifer's half-sister and her father believes she could be the daughter of his nurse during the war. Jonathan, however, is suspicious and sets out to find the truth. 141153 1983 Hart to Hart: Love Game T Episode #94. 11-8-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan teams with tennis great Martina Navratilova in a game of doubles aimed at exposing a deceitful tennis pro and the stockbroker who is blackmailing him. Announcer (Larry McCormick). 141154 1979 Hart to Hart: Man with the Jade Eyes, The T Episode #11. 12-11-1979 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. dying man gives Jonathan and Jennifer an ancient Buddha statue. The Harts are then thrown into intrigue and danger when they are pursued by Chinese henchmen and a diabolic giant. 141155 1979 Hart to Hart: Max in Love T Episode #8. 11-13-1979 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Hart home is stripped of everything. It looks like an inside job and all clues point to Max's new love. When Max is framed for murder, the Harts intervene. 141156 1984 Hart to Hart: Max's Waltz T Episode #102. 1-17-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer and Jonathan help Max search for his lady love, who has fallen victim to a pair of money-hungry crooks. 141157 1984 Hart to Hart: Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch T Episode #110. 5-22-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Max is taken hostage. The Harts scramble to save him by participating in a scheme 141158 1982 Hart to Hart: Million Dollar Harts T Episode #69. 10-19-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. While waiting for Jonathan to finish a meeting in a London casino, Jennifer is used as an unwitting pawn to transport money to the United States by a Baron. 141159 1979 Hart to Hart: Murder Between Friends T Episode #6. 10-30-1979 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. When a prominent lawyer is murdered, two close friends of the Harts are accused. Jennifer sets out to clear the wife while Jonathan attempts to absolve the husband. 141160 1981 Hart to Hart: Murder in Paradise T Episode #29. 1-13-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. At a croquet game in Hawaii, a player is stabbed and dies at Jonathan's feet, muttering something about a key. Two of the spectators suddenly become interested in the Harts. 141161 1981 Hart to Hart: Murder in the Saddle T Episode #34. 2-24-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. To strip mine the entire area, a ruthless mining tycoon is driving cattle ranchers out of business by poisoning the livestock via the stream that waters the properties. The Harts get involved when Jennifer's colt is poisoned. 141162 1981 Hart to Hart: Murder Is a Drag T Episode #31. 2-3-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. At the opera, Jonathan is mistaken for a hitman and is given an envelope containing $100,000 for the job. When the messenger is murdered, Jonathan poses as the hitman in an attempt to save the victims life. 141163 1980 Hart to Hart: Murder Is Man's Best Friend T Episode #26. 12-9-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Normally finicky, Freeway is quite fond of a new dog food and ends up in a dog food commercial. When the Harts have a party, some of Freeway's new food is mistakenly ingested by some guests who then behave as if drugged. Jennifer and Jonathan are in danger when they attempt to find out its secret formula. 141164 1981 Hart to Hart: Murder of Jonathan Hart, The T Episode #38. 4-28-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. TV Anchor (Jerry Dunphy). The Harts' unscrupulous lawyer hires an assassin to eliminate Jonathan with plans to court and marry Jennifer and thus gain control of the sizeable estate. 141165 1981 Hart to Hart: Murder Takes a Bow T Episode #41. 5-19-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer's death scene in an amateur production could become the real thing when the director realizes she can identify him as a murderer of a young playwright. 141166 1981 Hart to Hart: Murder Up Their Sleeve T Episode #48. 11-17-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. A Jonathan Hart look-alike, with the help of his magician brother, plots Jonathan's murder intending to take over the Hart empire. 141167 1981 Hart to Hart: Murder Wrap T Episode #28. 1-6-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. During an Opening Night party for a new Egyptian exhibit at the museum, the man who discovered the tomb is murdered. The Harts become involved in the investigation when Jennifer sees a mummy at their home. 141168 1980 Hart to Hart: Murder, Murder On The Wall T Episode #23. 11-11-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. When a bridegroom disappears abruptly and leaves his wife, who is an acquaintance of Jennifer's, to face a couple of thugs by herself, the Harts step in to help her 141169 1982 Hart to Hart: My Hart Belongs To Daddy T Episode #55. 1-19-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer's reunion with her father is laced with danger and surprise when she learns he is a retired government agent and the target of an assassination. 141170 1979 Hart to Hart: New Kind of High, A T Episode #9. 11-27-1979 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Hart Industries' chemist is shot and the Harts suspect a female scientist who has discovered a powerful new narcotic. Jennifer and Jonathan find themselves in a weather chamber subjected to brutal and swift changes in temperature. 141171 1980 Hart to Hart: Night Horrors T Episode #14. 1-22-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts are invited to a unique, off-beat party -- a treasure hunt at a haunted house. When another guest is murdered, the Harts race against time to find the murderer before someone else becomes victim. 141172 1994 Hart to Hart: Old Friends Never Die MT Episode #114. 5-6-1994 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan and Jennifer travel to publisher Alfred Raines' private island for a party at which Raines is hoping to sign Jennifer to a writing contract. When Jennifer overhears someone plotting to murder a man during the weekend she and Jonathan set out to discover who's trying to kill who and almost get themselves killed in the process. 141173 1982 Hart to Hart: On a Bed of Harts T Episode #67. 9-28-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan purchases their Honeymoon bed, but the wrong bed is delivered. In their search for the "real" bed, the Harts become entangled in an international art smuggling scheme through San Francisco and the Napa Valley. 141174 1982 Hart to Hart: One Hart Too Many T Episode. 12-7-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met Jonathan on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. 141175 1982 Hart to Hart: One Hart Too Many T Episode #75. 12-7-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer finds herself in over her head at the Grey Gables Health Farm when the doctor is killing guests and replacing them with look-alikes. 141176 1981 Hart to Hart: Operation Murder T Episode #40. 5-12-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer, flying a kite in the park, falls and hits her head. She's hospitalized with a slight concussion. While in hospital, she witnesses the murder of another patient and tries to convince Jonathan of the strange crime is being covered up. 141177 1983 Hart to Hart: Pandora Has Wings T Episode #92. 10-25-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer races to save Jonathan, who is serving as radar operator aboard a fighter jet rigged by a saboteur to explode during its top secret test mission. 141178 1983 Hart to Hart: Passing Chance T Episode #95. 11-15-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. While in Greece, Jonathan and Jennifer race to save their lives and the future of Hart Industries when a European business magnate seeks to destroy them during a cross-country car rally. 141179 1979 Hart to Hart: Passport to Murder T Episode #2. 10-13-1979 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Harts south-of-the-border boating holiday turns Jonathan and Jennifer into desperate fugitives, on the run from Mexican police and a gang of drug dealers. 141180 1979 Hart to Hart: Pilot MT Episode #1. 8-25-1979 Series 9-22-1979 to 7-3-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. A friend of millionaire appears to have committed suicide. 141181 1979 Hart to Hart: Pilot MT Two-Hour Pilot Movie. Series 8-25-1979 Series 9-22-1979 to 7-3-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met self-made millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. A friend of millionaire appears to have committed suicide. 141182 1983 Hart to Hart: Pounding Harts T Episode #79. 1-18-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. A drug trafficking scheme is ruined when Freeway's kennel is switched with one containing cocaine. 141183 1980 Hart to Hart: Question of Innocence, A T Episode #13. 1-15-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts suspect a college fencing champion of being behind a murderous drug ring. Jonathan fights a razor-sharp duel with the sadistic student. 141184 1980 Hart to Hart: Raid, The T Episode #17. 2-26-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts are asked to ransom two scientists employed by Hart Industries after they are kidnapped in South America. This leads Jonathan, Jennifer, and Max mounting a midnight raid against the wealthy and powerful kidnapper. 141185 1981 Hart to Hart: Rhinestone Harts T Episode #50. 12-1-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts new musical investment (singer Lorene) is beginning an International tour. The singer's husband Jesse, a jewel thief, has a costume made for her that sparkles with diamonds. The outfit is loaned to Jennifer and Lorene's husband is desperate to retrieve it. Announcer (Mickey Jones). 141186 1982 Hart to Hart: Rich and Hartless T Episode #73. 11-23-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Max is duped into thinking that he has won a million dollars and leaves the Harts to thieves who take over the house. 141187 1995 Hart to Hart: Secrets of the Hart MT Episode #115. 3-6-1995 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. At a Hart Industries charity auction Jennifer finds a locket that could hold the key to unlocking Jonathan's early years spent at the Mission Street Orphanage and the family he never knew. 141188 1984 Hart to Hart: Shooting, The T Episode #106. 2-28-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer takes on a glamorous modeling assignment, not knowing that the camera is rigged with an explosive device, as Jonathan races to stop the deadly scheme concocted by a vengeful man from her past. 141189 1984 Hart to Hart: Silent Dance T Episode #104. 1-31-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. A young figure skater's dreams of Olympic gold will be shattered unless Hart Industries can mix modern technology with the astounding talent of skater Tai Babilonia. 141190 1980 Hart to Hart: Sixth Sense T Episode #18. 3-11-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts have a deadly encounter when they enter the mysterious world of psychic phenomena. A Hart Industries employee with amazing powers of ESP, a twin sister, and a wealthy grandfather, becomes the target of a deranged killer. 141191 1984 Hart to Hart: Slam Dunk T Episode #107. 3-6-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan and Jennifer pose as a professor and a student in a dangerous scheme to expose the person responsible for the drug framing of Max's nephew, a college basketball star. 141192 1981 Hart to Hart: Slow Boat To Murder T Episode #33. 2-17-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Chief accountant of Hart Industries, Stanley Friesen, is set up to take a murder wrap after an evening on the town. In an attempt to clear him, the Harts retrace his steps and discover a gambling ring using the Nightlife as a cover. 141193 1981 Hart to Hart: Solid Gold Murder T Episode #36. 3-24-1981 News Media. Reporter (Brian Reise). Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met Jonathan on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. 141194 1981 Hart to Hart: Solid Gold Murder T Episode #36. 3-24-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Vince, a friend of Max's, arrives in USA to open a chain of health clubs. International criminals smuggle a solid gold barbell into the country with Vince's entourage. 141195 1983 Hart to Hart: Straight Through the Hart T Episode #90. 10-4-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan thunders into the glamour and excitement of polo, unaware that he and Jennifer have become targets for murder in a smuggling scheme using a prized polo mallet to transport a $1-million gem. 141196 1980 Hart to Hart: This Lady is Murder T Episode. 11-25-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met Jonathan on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. 141197 1980 Hart to Hart: This Lady Is Murder T Episode #25. 11-25-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer is mistaken for her look-alike, Dominique, and is kidnapped by ruthless killers. With the help of an unscrupulous columnist, the police, and the real Dominique, Jonathan devises his plan to save Jennifer. 141198 1996 Hart to Hart: Till Death Do Us Hart MT Episode #118. 8-25-1996 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Munich is the setting of yet another Hart Anniversary except this time Jennifer takes on a whole new personality -- she's there to save a young boy's life, who knew she'd have to save her own too. 141199 1982 Hart to Hart: To Coin a Hart T Episode #65. 5-11-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer's purchase of a flower from a blind woman leads to an attempted kidnapping when the change she receives is not a quarter, but a very rare coin. 141200 1983 Hart to Hart: Too Close To Hart T Episode #87. 5-3-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Art forgers are replacing masterpiece paintings with fakes and the Harts take action to trap them. 141201 1980 Hart to Hart: Too Many Crooks Are Murder T Episode #21. 5-6-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The menu features murder when the Harts take a gourmet cooking class. The Harts vie with an unscrupulous financier for a recipe which might benefit the world. 141202 1983 Hart to Hart: Trust Your Heart T Episode #99. 12-20-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. In keeping with the season's spirit, Jonathan and Jennifer take in a girl who learns that her parents died in a car crash that left her comatose for 7 years. 141203 1983 Hart to Hart: Two Harts Are Better Than One T Episode. 9-27-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met Jonathan on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. 141204 1983 Hart to Hart: Two Harts Are Better Than One T Episode #89. 9-27-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan and Jennifer remember how they first met and fell in love in the midst of murder and international intrigue in the picturesque locale of London. 141205 1995 Hart to Hart: Two Harts in Three-Quarter Time MT Episode #116. 11-26-1995 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Grief-stricken Jonathan and Jennifer travel to Montreal for the reading of Max's will. A special gift from Max to the Harts holds the key to murder, intrigue, and suicide. 141206 1982 Hart to Hart: Vintage Harts T Episode #62. 3-23-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan's vineyard partner discovers that Hart-Cabri is being sold as the more expensive Chateau St. Claire. When Cabri is murdered, the Harts investigate the fraud and murder. 141207 1983 Hart to Hart: Wayward Hart, The T Episode #84. 3-8-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan buys Max a lethal cigar and after accusing him of being predictable Max disappears, leaving the Harts to find him before it's too late. 141208 1981 Hart to Hart: What Becomes a Murder Most? T Episode #47. 11-10-1981 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. An ad campaign for a costly fake fur using high society ladies as models, including Jennifer, turns deadly when one of the women is murdered. Jonathan wants the ads pulled when a second victim is killed. 141209 1980 Hart to Hart: What Murder? T Episode #24. 11-18-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jonathan witnesses a murder. In his rush to approach the scene of the crime, he is hit by someone on a mo-ped. The blow to his head causes temporary amnesia and the killer must get rid of Jonathan before his memory returns. 141210 1980 Hart to Hart: Which Way Freeway? T Episode #15. 1-29-1980 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Freeway runs away with a gun used to murder a wealthy neighbor. The Harts get involved in capturing the killer and intercepting a multi-million dollar jewelry shipment. 141211 1984 Hart to Hart: Whispers in the Wings T Episode #101. 1-10-1984 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Jennifer is stalked by a psychotic stage manager who lurks in the wings as the Harts don top hats and tails to perform in a charity benefit in the Big Apple. 141212 1979 Hart to Hart: With This Gun I Thee Wed T Episode #10. 12-4-1979 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts are invited to the wedding of Jonathan's former girlfriend in Monte Carlo. She is being forced into a marriage to a power-hungry, ruthless, blackmailer. The Harts uncover the truth and help foil the wedding plans allowing Nikki to marry the man she really loves. 141213 1982 Hart to Hart: With This Hart, I Thee Wed T Episode #68. 10-12-1982 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts witness a murder when the spiritual mentor and bridegroom of Jennifer's aunt meets an untimely death. 141214 1983 Hart to Hart: Year of the Dog T Episode #98. 12-13-1983 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. The Harts lives are at stake when a valuable ancient jade carving leads them into the heart of mysterious Macao, where they encounter a Chinese arms dealer who has become a threat to U.S. national security. 141215 1979 Hart to Hart: You Made Me Kill You T Episode #5. 10-23-1979 Journalist Jennifer Hart, formerly world-famous journalist Jennifer Edwards, met millionaire Jonathan Hart on assignment. Now she helps him helping people in trouble. Deranged woman who works for Hart industries has an obsession for Jonathan. She sees Jennifer as a threat to her fantasies of love and finds it essential to eliminate her. 141216 1995 Hart Van Nederland DF Netherlands. Series 1995. Weatherman Piet Paulusma. Presenters Cilly Dartell, Evelien de Bruijn (2006-). Maureen Eerdmans, Mariette Fehmers (2006-), Carine Holties (1995-1997), Carla Honing, Marleen Houter (2000-2001), Pernille La Lau, Marlayne, Milika Peterson, Madelon Spaan (2000-2002). Presenters Pauline van Aken (2000-2001), Gallyon van Vessem. 141217 2007 Hartsburg, USA N Mizner, David Columnist Wallace Cormier, on a hangover-inducted whim, decides to run for the school board in his small Ohio town against a born-again Christian. The liberal newspaper columnist and his opponent are saddled with ad hoc advisers who would rather exploit controversies and play dirty politics than discuss issues. 141218 1993 Hartverscheurend MF Interviewer (Jan Eilander). Cameraman (Gerrit Albada). 141219 1992 Haruka, nosutarujii MF Photographer (Toru Minegishi). 141220 1895 Harum Scarum N USC Leroy, Amelie Claire (Esme St) Press 141221 2001 Harvard Man M Reporter (Mung-Ling Tsui) 141222 1941 Harvard, Here I Come! M Reporter (Jack Mulhall). Reporter (Charles Ray). 141223 1988 Harvest Bride, The N Richards, Tony News Media 141224 1937 Harvest Comedy: Dramatic Chronicle, A N OWN - H Swinnerton, Frank Press 141225 1920 Harvest Moon, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 141226 2001 Harvesters M News Reporter (Erin J. Corsair). News Cameraman (Sean Quinn). 141227 1998 Harvey MT Girl Reporter (Ingrid Tesch) 141228 2004 Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law: High Speed Buggy Chase C Episode #13. 5-2-2004 Newscaster (Nika Futterman-Frost - Voice). 141229 1960 Has Anybody Seen My Father? N OWN - H Kinney, Harrison Editor Walter Hinsdale, Better Homes editor. One of four men on the staff of a woman's magazine. Story of a senior editor on a mass circulation magazine for women, struggling with the complexities of professional organization maneuverings, eccentricities of staff members. 141230 1952 Has Anybody Seen My Gal? M Reporter (Charles Williams). 141231 1949 Has-Beens of 1949, The CB Big Shot #97 Columnist Joe Johnson. 141232 1968 Haschisch MF Journalist (Jacques Rouiller) 141233 1987 Hasenfratz N Schmidli, Werner Switzerland Journalist 141234 2004 Hash N Lindgren, Torgny. Tom Geddes (Translator). Reporter who is 107 years old narrates the adventures of a small town where an epidemic of tuberculosis rages. A salesman turns out to be Martin Borman, fugitive Nazi leader. He engages the local schoolteacher on the bizarre quest to find the world's best hash. They wander the Swedish countryside to sample a variety of family recipes. The reporter witnesses the events as they occurred in 1947. He waits to confront his own relationship to life and death, happiness and suffering, power of art to express life's ambiguities. 141235 1917 Hashimura Togo M Irwin, Wallace (Novel). Marion Fairfax (Scenario) AFI-Reporters Reporter (Raymond Hatton) investigates the villain. 141236 1932 Hat Check Girl M James, Rian (Novel) Ness Book Gossip Columnist Todd Reese (Monroe Owsley) is a blackmailer who writes a gossip column for The Keyhole magazine. Threatened when he tries to shake down a married woman. He's killed. 141237 1944 Hat Check Honey M Cameraman (Eddie Acuff). 141238 2004 Hat Dance N Thomas, M.A. Journalists Lee White, his partner Checo Rivera, Lee’s filmmaker daughter and her cameraman-boyfriend set out to investigate a rumored rebellion and film the infamous Fiesta de Santiago Apostol in the Indian village of Huatepac in rural Mexico. But Lieutenant Campos, a rapacious military bureaucrat and Sam Cooke, the American soldier of fortune who is in the business of crushing the rebellion, do not like the team of journalists or the villagers. 141239 2005 Hat Trick N Kusel, Lisa Magazine Writer Peter Beckett goes to the exotic island of Zanzibar to interview a movie star on location. But his real mission is to persuade the film's producer to put an end to their occasional trysts and get serious. Beckett is already married and a father but he's been obsessed with this ambitious, edgy lady for two decades including that brief period when he dated her high school best friend. The friends haven't spoken in 18 years, but both are now in Zanzibar, the friend scouting merchandise for here Northern California trinket store. They bump into each other on the street and attempt an awkward reconciliation. All three meet one evening for drinks by the ocean. A complication is the woman's son she gave up for adoption visits her -- he may be Peter's son. This is the story of three people reunited -- or forever divided. 141240 1934 Hat, Coat, and Glove M News Media. Reporter (Tom Brower). Sob Sister-Reporter (Edith Van Cleve). 141241 1962 Hatari M SVD 1141 AFI-Photographers Photographer 141242 1975 Hatchet Man, The N OWN Arrighi, Mel Newspaperman Dan Skelton is hired to write an article on a movie star. New York City. Muckraking reporter Don Skelton's career is declining until he is asked to write about a movie star whose father was once a U.S. senator. Skelton's editor Blake Mivnor wants an expose of her husband, a promising politician, because he had an affair with Hivnor's wife. 141243 2003 Hatchetman M Reporter (Michael Horn). 141244 1987 Hateman M TV Anchorman (Nicholas Lorentz). 141245 1917 Hater of Men, The M AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Janice Salsbury (Bessie Barriscale) becomes disillusioned with marriage while covering a divorce case and calls of her engagement to fellow journalist Billy Williams (Jack Gilbert). Indulges in a wild lifestyle, shown the error of her ways and is reunited. Variety: Those who know court procedures and the newspaper field will readily admit the director knew his business from the manner in which he staged the early scenes. 141246 1961 Hathaways, The: Trash Day T Series 10-6-1961 to 8-31-1962. Newspapers. Walter trains Charlie to get the newspaper from the front porch. However, Charlie returns with every paper in the neighborhood 141247 1990 Hati bukan kristal MF Malaysia Reporter 141248 2003 Hatley High M TV Reporter (Brandi-Ann Milbradt) 141249 2009 Hatteras Caper, The N Rish, Buck M.D. Reporter Ray Leggett of Bear Grass, North Carolina struggles with the stress of a pregnancy with his fiancee, Stacey. Other things begin to go wrong with his life. He fails to make the East Carolina University golf team, flunks out of college and finally joins the Marine Corps. He is sent to Vietnam but he returns injured. Seeking peace, Ray goes to Canada in search of a golf team buddy only to find a dismal scenario. To return to North Carolina, Ray becomes a crewman on a yacht sailing south. His life is changed forever when he absconds with a cache of money that he finds onboard the yacht. On Cape Hatteras, Ray becomes a newspaper reporter, gravedigger and body hauler as he carefully manages his fortune. Several romances and a health scare later, he invests in a bankrupt golf course. Stacey has married another man but is now a widow and finds Ray on Hatteras. After their love is rekindled, an intriguing secret about the money is revealed. 141250 1919 Haunted Bedroom, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter Betsy Thorne (Enid Bennett) is sent to Virginia to investigate the disappearance of a man at a haunted estate. After hearing reporters have been barred from the house, she passes herself as a maid. Quits job at end of film to marry the son of a local doctor she helps prove innocent. Managing Editor (Otto Hoffman). 141251 1909 Haunted Bell, The (Diamond Master, The) SM MLPL Futrelle, Jacques Press 141252 1987 Haunted By Her Past (aka Secret Passions) MT News Media 141253 1921 Haunted Diamond, The SS Standish, Burt L. (Top-Notch, five parts, Sept. 15-Nov. 15, 1921). Pseudonym. Photographer Frank Hawley, newspaper photographer, uses his camera to investigate the dismal collapse of a baseball team. Frank's pictures reveal why: a plotting gambler has buried remote-controlled electromagnets all about the ball field, the rascal. 141254 1940 Haunted Honeymoon M DVD -R HQ 5396, 5398 Writer Harriet Vane (Constance Cummings) goes on honeymoon with new husband and finds corpse in cottage 141255 1986 Haunted Honeymoon M News Media. Reporter (Francis Drake). Reporter (William Hootkins). Reporter (Mac McDonald). Reporter (Barbara Rosenblat). Photographer (John Bloomfeld). Photographer (Colin Bruce). 141256 1940 Haunted House M Leonard, Jack K., Monty Collins (Story). Dorothy Reid (Screenplay) Ness Book Aspiring Cub Reporter Jimmie Atkins (Jackie Moran) is office boy at a small town newspaper, The Brownsville Bugle, who tries to clear a friend accused of killing his employer. Helped by editor's niece Mildred (Marcia Mae Jones). She has come to town for the summer and plans to attend journalism school in the fall although her uncle claims it is no place for a girl. When the office boy's friend is tried and convicted, they attempt to prove his innocence. Atkins is fired when his sleuthing causes him to accuse the dead woman's nephew of the murder. Mildred tries to defend eager Atkins to her uncle and although the editor pretends not to be swayed, he secretly plans to give Atkins his job back in a few days Mildred convinces Atkins to keep pursuing the story. Two sneak into dead woman's house to try to find information. Go through files in office of lawyer and find evidence that implicates him in killing. Lawyer disproves charges when they bring evidence to editor and Atkins is again thrown out of the office. The duo eventually prove the lawyer is the killer. Captured during confrontation at dead woman's house. Story earns Atkins a byline in the paper. 141257 1859 Haunted Man, The N OWN - P Dickens, Charles In "Christmas Books." News Vendor Adolphus Tetterbywho had seven boys and one girl and a small corner shop, A. Tetterby & Co. 141258 2009 Haunted World of El Superbeasto, The M Newscaster Erik (Erik the Newscaster - Voice). El Superbeasto is a washed-up Mexican luchador and his sultry sidekick and sister is Suzi-X and they live in a mythic world of Monsterland. 141259 1991 Haunted, The MT News Media. Reporter (Mark Chaet). Reporter #1 (Gibby Brand). Reporter #2 (Claudette Roach) 141260 2002 Haunted: Blind Witness T Episode #5. 10-22-2002 News Media. Reporter (Avis Wrentmore). 141261 2003 Haunting Desires M DVD -R HQ 5184, 5187. DVD -R 1620 Adult Columnist-Investigative Reporter goes undercover to find vampires and demons in Los Angeles. Fights police to get the story. Surprise ending. 141262 1999 Haunting of Hell House, The (aka Ghostly Rental, The, Henry James’ The Haunting of Hell House) M James, Henry (Story). Mitch Marcus (Writer) Journalist. 141263 1996 Haunting of Lisa, The MT DVD -R HQ 8067, 8068. DVD -R 1626 News Media. Reporter #1 Hank Dodge (Patrick Galligan). Reporter #2 (Katherine Trowell). Reporter #3 (Ray Doucette). Media Circus. 141264 2008 Haunting of Memberly Manor, The N Robinson, David W. Tabloid Journalist looking for a story at any cost gets involved with a paranormal investigation team with a truckload of modern ghost-hunting equipment. They are hot on the trial of a dangerous poltergeist. Their investigation takes them to a brooding 18th century estate overflowing with pirated DVDs. When the DVDs are swapped for a dead body, the team is fingered for the crime. Now they must race against time to prove their innocence by trying to make sense of ghostly text messages, crazed drivers determined to run them off the road and an enraged spirit seeking revenge for his untimely death. Their investigation draws them into a world of seedy mobsters, millionaire pirated movie producers, a gutter journalist looking for a story at any cost, and the grumbling spirits of an English stately home. 141265 1994 Haunting of Seacliff Inn, The M DVD -R 1599 TV Reporter Susan Enright (Ally Sheedy) and her husband discover a spirit came with the home they opened as a bed-and-breakfast. 141266 2007 Haunting Olivia N Taylor, Janelle New York Fashion Magazine Editor Olivia Sedgwick learns she’s been willed her wealthy, deceased father’s cottage in Blueberry, Maine, the hometown she fled 13 years before following a teenage pregnancy that ended in stillbirth. Once back home, she runs into her first love, Zachary Archer, and their child, 13-year-old Kayla very much alive. As Olivia unravels the familial conspiracy to keep her from her daughter, she struggles to find a place in the lives of Kayla and Zach, who believe she abandoned them. Complications arise when someone begins a terror campaign against Olivia sending threatening notes and trashing her cottage. When Kayla’s entry into the Blueberry Inner-Beauty Pageant puts her in harm’s way, Olivia and Zach must race to discover who’s behind the threat. 141267 1983 Haunting Passion, The M SVD 563 Sportscaster. Woman attracts the attention of a sensual ghost when her sportscaster husband begins to neglect her 141268 2005 Haunting, A: Echoes From the Grave T Episode #5. 11-11-2005 Reporter (Mike McAleer). 141269 2008 Hauntings From the Past N Gravbelle, Lynn Reporter Marie is a beautiful and sensual reporter whose obsession with murder leads her into a web of intrigue. Twenty-five years ago this rural New England town had hidden its nightmare -- now panic and suspicion are awakened. Children are missing. A past everyone hoped was buried returns. A killer is on the loose and time is running out for the sheriff, who struggles with his own doubts and fears. Joining the reporter is a boy with a strange past who carried his secret to prison and returned years later a strange and hardened man, and Aunt Lilly who knows more than she ever let on. The atmosphere is as dark and decaying as the old house where no one is allowed to enter. 141270 1977 Haunts M Newscaster (Brian Frankish). TV Interviewer (Bob Avery). 141271 1977 Hausu MF Photographer (Mitsutoshi Ishigami). 141272 1987 Haute N Thomas, Jason News Media 141273 2005 Havana M Short - Romance - Comedy Editor (Jacob Nienstaedt). 141274 1998 Havana Twist N Matera, Lia Journalists are suspiciously helpful to attorney Willa Jansson. Jansson’s mother, an unrepentant social activist fails to return with her gray-haired group of brigadistas after their goodwill tour of Havana.Dobting that her mom would abandon her family without a word, Willa goes to Havana where she falls in with two journalists who offer to help. Instead, they lead Willa to some unexpected stops along the way. With Havana’s bubbling mix of journalists, possible CIA agents and heroes of the revolution, it’s no wonder Willa comes to feel nothing is as it seems. Willa risks her career and passport by rushing to Cuba to retrace her mother’s steps. Willa is manipulated, mislead and nearly arrested. And in the meantime, newfound reporter friends -- or are they CIA agents? -- disappear as suddenly and inexplicably as her mother did. Soon the U.S. State Department, the Cuban Interior Ministry and Willa’s old flame, San Francisco Homicide Lieutenant Don Surgelato, get into the act. 141275 1933 Havana Widows M DVD -R HQ 9744, 9741 Newspapers. Headlines. Suspended Broadway chorus girls borrow money from a gangster friend to find millionaires in Havana. 141276 2006 Havarie MF Journalist (Matthiasa Ackeret). 141277 1934 Have a Heart M Cameraman at Party (Ernie Alexander), Horse. 141278 2006 Have a Little Faith: Survival Instincts N Kitt, Sandra Novella Reporter Davis Manning rescues a librarian from an attempted mugging. She is devoted to her work in the bad part of town. Manning isn't so forgiving and it's up to her to show him that it is possible to save a community, one person at a time. 141279 1932 Have His Carcase NW OWN - P Sayers, Dorothy L. Press 141280 1987 Have His Carcase MT Sayers, Dorothy L. (Novel). Rosemary Anne Sisson (Drama). UK-BBC Series. News Editor (Arthur Blake, Episodes 1 and 4). 141281 1959 Have Rocket, Will Travel M Reporter-Narrator (Don Lamond) 141282 2006 Have To Have It N Mayer, Melody #3 Nannies Series Paparazzi who camp out behind Starbucks, psychotic publicists, paranoid tennis pros and gym-room orgies are part of these stories about three nannys. 141283 1596 Have With You to Saffron-Walden ER USC Nashe, Thomas News 141284 1938 Have You Got Any Castles? C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age Radio. Bookshop "Town Crier" is caricature of radio's Alexander Wolcott 141285 1996 Have You Seen My Son? MT DVD -R HQ 7349, 7348. VHS 1353 ABC Monday Night Movie News Media 141286 2001 Haven MT Reporter #2 (Ron Kennell) 141287 1938 Haverhill Herald NJ MLPL Hall, Esther Newspaper Owner Carol O'Farrell succeeds with the weekly Herald, founded by her father, despite those who say that "newspaper work doesn't seem suitable for a girl." Very young girl acquires a newspaper, having great responsibility, meeting the rival young man reporter. "It should fool no sophisticated gal of today," a critic wrote in the 1960s. 141288 1965 Having a Wild Weekend M AFI-Columnists/Publicity/Photographers Columnist 141289 2002 Having Our Say: Delany Sisters' First 100 Years MT SVD 1221 Journalist Amy Hill Hearth (Amy Madigan) interviews Sadie and Bessie, 103 and 101. 141290 1930 Havoc N USC Kristensen, Tom Journalist Ole Jastrau is a married journalist who finds no satisfaction in his job, marriage, religion or political movements. Decides that to reduce his life to havoc by drinking is the only hope he has in finding his soul. 141291 1938 Hawaii Calls M Press 141292 1968 Hawaii Five-O: T Series 9-26-1968 to 4-5-1980. TV News. CBS affiliate KGMB-TV, Channel 9, is seen frequently as the TV station that covers Steve McGarrett (Jack Lord) in action. 141293 1969 Hawaii Five-O: All the King's Horses T VHS 1277 Episode #35. 11-26-1969 News Media. Publicity-seeking attorney 141294 1977 Hawaii Five-O: Cop on the Cover. The T DVD -R HQ 5418. SVD 1180 Episode #221. 9-29-1977 Reporter. McGarrett must solve both a mysterious kidnapping and the problem of having a nosy reporter analyzing his every move. 141295 1970 Hawaii Five-O: Double Wall, The T Episode #64. 12-16-1970 TV Reporter (Bob Sevey). When a prisoner hears a dying man confess to the murder for which he was convicted, he takes a doctor hostage. McGarrett acts as negotiator in the tense situation. 141296 1973 Hawaii Five-O: Draw Me a Killer T DVD -R HQ 2952 Episode #124. 9-18-1973 Newspapers. A newspaper may hold the answer to random murders being committed every six weeks. McGarrett struggles to understand the motives behind these crimes. The comic pages give McGarrett a clue to the series of slayings that seem to have no motive. 141297 1975 Hawaii Five-O: Hostage, The T Episode #168. 3-11-1975 News Media. Newsman (Phil Arnone). When a deranged ex-Army officer shoots a policeman and takes a young girl hostage, McGarrett disagrees with a police captain over the best way to free her. 141298 1969 Hawaii Five-O: King of the Hill T Episode #15. 1-8-1969 News Media. Reporter (Alex Todd). Returning soldier saw combat in Vietnam returns to Hawaii, has a severe flashback that leads to him taking over a hospital including Dan-O as a hostage. 141299 1974 Hawaii Five-O: Murder With a Golden Touch T Episode #142. 1-29-1974 Newsman (Joe Moore). When a man is found dead with gold dust on him, McGarrett and his team must investigate where the stolen gold came from and how it is being brought onto the market. 141300 1978 Hawaii Five-O: My Friend, the Enemy T DVD -R HQ 3540. SVD 796, 797 Episode #240. 4-13-1978 Journalist Liana Labella (Pluciana Paluzzi) predicts the abduction of a princess. Steve McGarrett must deal with the kidnapping as well as the uncooperative Italian newswoman who constantly interrupts him and the investigation 141301 1976 Hawaii Five-O: Nine Dragons (Part 1) T Episode #195. 9-30-1976 Student Reporter (Susie Burke). McGarrett must track a man who steals toxins in an attempt to take out the leaders of Communist China. 141302 1972 Hawaii Five-O: Ninety-Second War, The (Part 1) T Episode #90. 1-18-1972. Reporter (Bill Baldwin). McGarrett is framed in an elaborate setup by a villain. He has to contend with a foreign double. 141303 1968 Hawaii Five-O: Samurai T Episode #6. 10-17-1968 Newsman (Eddie Sherman). Photographer (Robert Chee). McGarrett protects a suspected gangster from Japanese assassins even as he and Five-O try to find evidence linking him to organized crime. TV Announcer (Bob Sevey). 141304 1970 Hawaii Five-O: Second Shot, The T DVD -R HQ 5646 Episode #53. 9-30-1970 Correspondent arrives to interview a self-exiled Greek doctor living in Hawaii. The news correspondent and the doctor become targets of assassins 141305 1977 Hawaii Five-O: Shake Hands With the Man in the Moon T DVD -R HQ 5902. SV 118 Episode #225. 11-10-1977 Reporter is murdered and McGarett must deal with an astronaut turned real-estate salesman in order to crack the case. Reporter is murdered and McGarett must deal with an astronaut turned real-estate salesman in order to crack the case. 141306 1979 Hawaii Five-O: Shallow Grave, A T Episode #274. 12-11-1979. News Media. First Reporter (Tommy Fujiwara). Old Reporter (David Palmer). Female Reporter (Madeline Press). Young man on vacation has strange visions that lead him to the site of an old murder and help him discover a lost family. 141307 1978 Hawaii Five-O: Short Walk on the Longshore, A T Episode #232. 2-2-1978 Reporter (Les Keiter). In order to find out the identity of the murderer of a union leader, McGarrett goes undercover as a longshoreman. 141308 1978 Hawaii Five-O: Silk Trap, The T Episode #233. 2-9-1978 News Media. Newscaster (Karen Ahn). Up-and-coming young politician is blackmailed in order to affect his leadership of a congressional investigation. 141309 1979 Hawaii Five-O: Skyline Killer, The T Episode #262. 3-22-1979 Journalist offers to share his profits in exchange for the killer's story making the hunt for a high-rise killer more difficult for Five-O. 141310 1968 Hawaii Five-O: Tiger by the Tail T SV 141 Episode #5. 10-10-1968. News Media. Reporter (Tim Tindall). Newsman (Dick Fair). Second Newsman (Robert Krewson-Krenson). TV Newscaster (Bob Jones). TV Director (Phil Arnone). Struggling young singer plans his own kidnapping in a publicity stunt. After his unsuspecting wealthy father offers to pay any amount of money, the singer's associates turn on him in an attempt to get the ransom. 141311 1976 Hawaii Five-O: Turkey Shoot at Makapuu T Episode #190. 1-29-1976 TV Newscaster (Joe Moore). When an airline stewardess and a hang-gliding instructor are murdered, Five-O must find the killers. 141312 1978 Hawaii Five-O: When Does a War End? T Episode #237. 3-16-1978 News Media. A Japanese businessman comes under attack from a young man whose father suffered in a Japanese wartime prison camp. 141313 1975 Hawaii Five-O: Wooden Model of a Rat T Episode #185. 12-11-1975 News Media. Reporter #1 (Jerry Cow). Reporter #2 (Mai Tai Sing). Reporter #3 (Dalton Tanonaka). McGarrett is caught illegally in possession of a small statue as part of his personal collection while trying to stop the smuggling of Oriental animal statues. 141314 1962 Hawaiian Eye: Blackmail in Satin T Episode #23. 2-28-1962. Third Season Photographer. Greg poses as a writer and takes Cricket along as a photographer 141315 1962 Hawaiian Eye: Cricket's Millionaire T Episode #20. 2-7-1962. Season Three. PR Public Relations Man Cricket is the victim of a fast-talking PR man's scheme 141316 1959 Hawaiian Eye: Kikiki Kid, The T Episode #16. 1-20-1960 Columnist and TV personality is romanced by a second-rate singer at a hotel and Lopaka becomes involves. 141317 1959 Hawaiian Eye: Manchu Formula, The T Episode #67. 5-3-1961. PR Public Relations. Tracy is hired by a publicity man to guard a youth-preserving formula 141318 1961 Hawaiian Eye: Manchu Formula, The T Episode #67. 5-3-1961 Reporter (Jack Kosslyn). 141319 1961 Hawaiian Eye: Robinson Koyoto T Episode #20. 1-25-1961. Season Two Reporter Gloria Matthews taken by Tracy to Oko Island where a Jap holdout, heir to an industrial fortune, must be convinced the war is over 141320 1962 Hawaiian Eye: Sign-Off, The T Episode #7. 11-20-1962. Season Four TV Newscaster. Lois Corey is accused of slaying the errant wife of the senior member of a TV newscasting team 141321 1961 Hawaiian Eye: Stanhope Brand, The T Episode #24. 2-22-1961 Reporter friend of Greg's fails to return from an island interview with a wealthy rancher. The reporter is killed. 141322 1984 Hawaiian Heat: Wave of Controversy T Episode. News Media 141323 1965 Hawaiian Thigh M AFI-Reporters Cub Reporter wooed by nudie film producer to get publicity for his film 141324 1847 Hawbuck Grange or Sporting Adventures of Thomas Scott, Esq., The N USC Surtees, Robert Smith Editor Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, the avowed editor. 141325 1966 Hawk T News Vendor. Leon Janney as Gorten, a news dealer who doubled as Hawk's street source (Burt Reynolds as Det. Lt. John Hawk) 141326 1948 Hawk of Powder River, The M Newspaper Editor George Daniels (Budd Buster).. 141327 1954 Hawk Watch NM Bird, B. Press 141328 2000 Hawkes Cove N Wilson, Susan Reporter Charlie Worth lands a plum reporting assignment: to unlock the puzzle of the recently dredged-up World War II plan near Hawke's Cove. To investigate the 50-year-old mystery, he heads to Hawke's Cove where he meets a respected local and his daughter. In 1944, a woman, after loss of her child, returns to her grandmother's farm in Hawke's Cove. With her husband she creates a new life. While her husband is on war front, she and the local fall in love. Then her husband returns, and the lovers separate. Now her son and his daughter are falling in love and the man and woman realize they must open up the past -- and the secrets they have buried along with it. 141329 2004 Hawking MT Reporter-Interviewer (Christian Pederson-Rubeck). TV Producer (Daniel Pape). 141330 1951 Hawkins Falls, Population 6200 TS Episodes. Series 4-2-1951 to 7-1-1955. NBC Reporter Clate Weathers (Frank Dane) of local newspaper in the town of Hawkins Falls, population 6,200. He told stories about town life seen through his eyes. He left in 1953 and his wife married the town doctor. Announcer (Hugh Downs). Reporter Mitch Fredericks (Jim Bannon, 1954-1955), a local reporter who fended off the advances of young Jenny Karns. 141331 1973 Hawkins: Death and the Maiden T Episode #1. 3-13-1973 News Media. Newscaster (Tom Hallick). Courtroom Reporter (Virginia Hawkins). 141332 1972 Hawkshaw N Goulart, Ron Weinberg List Journalist 141333 1975 Hay que matar a B MF Journalist (Jose Maria Resel). 141334 2003 Haya O Lo Haya MF Journalist (Hana Hagin). 141335 1999 Hayley Wagner, Star MT Cameraman (Matthew Harrison). 141336 2003 Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi MF India Journalist Geeta Rao (Chitrangada Singh) is part of a love triangle between a fiery rebel and a powerful government fixer during India’s tumultuous 1970s political scene. The stunningly beautiful Rao has two admirers and it is 1969 and West Bengal is witnessing its struggle against the ruling Congress party joining forces with left-wing Marxist and Communist parties. Geeta and one of her male friends is romantically involved but when he does not make any move to marriage, she decides to give up on him. 141337 1890 Hazard of New Fortunes, A N OWN - P Howells, William Dean Editor Basil March, an unsuccessful Boston insurance man, accepts the editorship of a literary magazine in New York. His adventures with the magazine's promoters, financial backers, and staff members constitute the story. Magazine thrives. Eventually has chance to buy publication. Mr. Dryfoos finances the magazine. Henry Lindau, magazine's foreign editor and reviewer (formerly March's tutor). Angus Beaton, art director Every Other Week name of publication. Conrad Dryfoos, Dryfoos' son and the ostensible publisher. Fulkerson, Western man, dynamic journalist and syndicator, business manager of Every Other Week. 141338 1890 Hazard of New Fortunes, A P MLPL Howells, William Dean Play Index, 1953-60 Press 141339 1953 Hazel Flagg P Styne, Jule (composer). Book by Ben Hecht. Based on James Street's satire, "nothing Sacred," filmed in 1937. Reporter Wallace Cook (John Howard in Broadway premiere), the sarcastic con-man of a reporter who now works for a magazine. Magazine Publisher (Benay Venuta in Broadway premiere). 141340 1965 Hazel: Bonnie Boy T Episode #67. 2-11-1965 Newsboy (Pat Rosson). 141341 1962 Hazel: Hazel's Day T Episode #35. 6-7-1962 Photographer (George E. Mather). 141342 1961 Hazel: How to Lure an Epicure T PR Publicity. Hazel tries to get her friend's restaurant some publicity to keep it in business 141343 1961 Hazel: Lesson in Diplomacy, A T Episode #60. 11-26-1964 Reporter (Stuart Nisbet). 141344 1961 Hazel: Maid of the Month T Magazine. Hazel is selected as maid of the month by a national magazine 141345 1979 Hazell: Hazell and the Baker Street Sleuth T UK. Episode #11. 4-19-1979 Photographer (Peter Godfrey). 141346 1997 Hazlo por mi MF Reporter (Olga Hueso) 141347 1973 HBO World Championship Boxing DT Commentators Larry Merchant, Emanuel Stewart, Roy Jones Jr. Host Jim Lampley 141348 1974 HBO World Championship Boxing: Rumble in the Jungle, The: Ali vs. Foreman DT Episode #2. 10-30-1974 Sports Documentary. Commentator (Bob Sheridan-Himself). Host (Jim Lampley-Himself). Commentators (Larry Merchant, Emanuel Stewart, Roy Jones Jr.-Themselves). 141349 1944 He Snoops to Conquer M UK. Ness Reporter Bennett and Photographer Charlie of the Morning Record go to a small town in England to do a survey on post-war planning by the government. Newspaper Editor (Ian Fleming). Photographer (Hugh Dempster). Assistant Editor (Charles Paton). 141350 1967 He and She: T Series 9-8-1967 to 9-18-1968 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series 141351 1968 He and She: 45 Midgets From Broadway T Episode #17. 1-3-1968 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. The "Jetman" Show is made into a musical comedy. 141352 1968 He and She: Along Came Kim T Episode #21. 2-7-1968 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Hollisters' Korean War orphan-foster son comes for a visit. 141353 1967 He and She: Background Man, The T Episode #8. 10-25-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Dick hires a girl to help him draw the comic strip. Unfortunately, all she can do is spill paint all over them. 141354 1967 He and She: Before You Bury Me Can I Say Something? T Episode #6. 10-11-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. When Dick writes his will, Paul thinks he's dying. 141355 1967 He and She: Coming Out Party, The T Episode #11. 11-15-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Paula throws a party so she can match her friend up with a doctor. But the doctor has plans to take out Dick's tonsils. 141356 1967 He and She: Deep in the Heart of Taxes T Episode #12. 11-12-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Dick is about to be audited by the IRS and Paula hasn't told him about all the money she won on the horses. 141357 1967 He and She: Dick's Van Dyke T Episode #7. 10-18-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Dick plans to spend his vacation time painting, but he is constantly being interrupted. 141358 1968 He and She: Dog's Best Friend T Episode #23. 2-21-1968 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Dick and Paula watch as their close friends split up. 141359 1967 He and She: Don't Call Us T Episode #13. 11-19-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Hollisters are having a problem getting an invitation to a party because they have just gotten an unlisted phone number. 141360 1967 He and She: Easy Way Out T Episode #15. 12-20-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. 141361 1967 He and She: Goodman, Spare That Tree T Episode #19. 1-24-1958 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Paula helps her cousin smuggle an Italian olive tree past customs. The big problem now is keeping the tree alive. 141362 1967 He and She: He and She vs. Him T Episode #10. 11-8-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Dick has run out of ideas for the comic strip and is about to be sued for plagiarism. 141363 1967 He and She: How to Fail in Business T Episode #3. 9-20-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Dick and Paula buy their apartment building but regret it when the tenants complain constantly. 141364 1968 He and She: It's Not Whether You Win or Lose, It's How You Watch the Game T Episode #24. 2-28-1968 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Dick has to get 30 tickets to a football game in two days. He promised his classmates they would hold their reunion at the game but he forgot to reserve the seats. 141365 1968 He and She: Knock, Knock, Who's There? Fernando, Fernando Who? T Episode #25. 3-6-1968 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Harry jumps to the wrong conclusion when he finds Fernando Lamas massaging Paula's leg while Dick is out of town. 141366 1967 He and She: North Goes West T Episode #14. 12-13-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Oscar insists that Dick and Paula move out to California with him and the "Jetman" series. So they pick up and prepare to move out. 141367 1967 He and She: Old Man and the She, The T Episode #1. 9-6-1967. Series 9-8-1967 to 9-18-1968 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. His wife, Paula forces Dick into helping an old Greek gentleman from being deported. 141368 1967 He and She: One of Our Firemen Is Missing T Episode #5. 10-4-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Harry is fined for helping Dick and Paula when he should have been on duty. 141369 1967 He and She: Phantom of 84th Street T Episode #4. 9-27-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Oscar's $65,000 Picasso is stolen from Dick and Paul's apartment. 141370 1967 He and She: Poster Boy T Episode #16. 12-17-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Wanted poster of the neighborhood robber looks just like Andrew, the building handyman. 141371 1968 He and She: Rock By Any Other Name, A T Episode #18. 1-10-1968 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Hollisters exchange birthday gifts -- she gets a fur coat and he gets a rock, which he proceeds to lose. 141372 1967 He and She: Second Time Around, The T Episode #2. 9-13-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Hollisters plan a second wedding with all the fuss and formality they didn't have at the first one. 141373 1967 He and She: Vote Yes Or Not T Episode #9. 11-1-1967 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Paula pickets Dick's office because he is against a pay raise for firemen and she is for it. 141374 1968 He and She: What Do You Get for the Man Who Has Nothing? T Episode #22. 2-14-1968 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Hollisters try to keep Harry out of his apartment for three days so they can redecorate it for a surprise birthday party. 141375 1968 He and She: What's in the Kitty? T Episode #26. 3-13-1968 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Hollister's' dinner party for Dick's boss is marred by a mouse, a sick cat and a poison scare. 141376 1968 He and She: White Collar Worker, The T Episode #20. 1-31-1968 Cartoonist Richard (Dick) Hollister (Richard Benjamin) a cartoonist and creator of comic strip-turned TV series. Hollisters prepare to confront the driver who hit Paul's car. 141377 1938 He Couldn't Say No M DVD -R HQ 6861 Reporter. Ed, the Man-On-The-Street Radio Reporter (John Ridgely). 141378 2001 He Died with a Felafel in His Hand MF Australia/Italy. Photographer (Jon Wicks). 141379 2001 He Kills Coppers N Arnott, Jake Tabloid Reporter Tony Meehan is a gay journalist with a psychotic streak. He is a cub reporter on the Sunday Illustrated who covers the brutal slaying of three policemen in a west London street. For three men, the killing is more than a front-page outrage. For Billy Porter, a war-time hero turned petty thief, it’s a plan that went fatally wrong. For Frank Taylor, a detective sergeant trying to climb the Met’s career ladder without resorting to corruption, it’s a bereavement, the loss of a loyal comrade that must be avenged. For Meehan, it’s nothing more than a fortuitous scoop that assures him his job. But reporting the crime awakens sinister urges that he’s unable to resist and soon Meehan is creating his own news. Three men who have never met. Three lives inextricably linked in a chain of events that changed history. The plot follows England’s football World Cup summer during 1966 and moves forward to the Thatcher era of Poll Tax riots and the Greenham Common peace camp. Meehan of the Sunday Illustrated -- a vehicle for some funny observations of tabloid cynicism -- is at large in the homosexual underworld, his failed novelistic ambitious counter-pointed by an obsession with strangulation. Tabloid Reporter on the story -- uses ink the way an octopus does, to hide. 141380 2008 He Kills Coppers MT DVD Arnott, Jake Novel Tabloid Journalist Tony Meehan (Steven Robertson of the Daily Illustrated is an ambitious journalist, a closeted gay reporter, who witnesses the murders of three policeman, brutally killed during the 1966 World Cup celebrations. Editor Sidney (John Warnaby). Journalist (Robert Roman Ratajczak). Journalist (James Fiddy). 141381 1869 He Knew He Was Right N OWN - P Trollope, Anthony Press 141382 1992 He Knew How To Read Me MUS Schaechter, Ben (music) and Dan Kael (lyrics) Press. "I was hot off the press on a Saturday night Ripe for my moment of glory. I was all he desired, then my headlines expired. It's a heart-rending saddening story." "He knew how to read me. I was eager to share what I knew and to teach him a thing or two. He was eager to learn, and his eagerness grew. He had me inside out when he was through. And when the night was over, he came to me once more. "...the end was in sight, that he would dump me cold in the cold, cold night. I tried my best to please him. I gave him rave reviews. But he wouldn't even keep me for his crummy dog to use. Ooh…He knew how to use me. But now I'm old news. 141383 1991 He Said, She Said M DVD -R HQ 3802, 3803. SV 180 Hohlfeld, Brian (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnists Dan Hansen (Kevin Bacon) and Lorie Bryer (Elizabeth Perkins) duel in the Baltimore Sun. Story is presented from the viewpoint of one, then the other. Both writers are assigned the same column by different editors. Editors plan to resolve the conflict by having each write a column, then deciding which is best. They decide to run both and the dual column concept catches on. They become media celebrities. Columnists go on morning TV show, Baltimore a.m. with point-counterpoint format. Personal relationship goes downhill. Bryer throws a coffee mug at Hansen during a broadcast and leaves the studio. Two tape separate apologies and reconcile in the studio. Hansen first shown as womanizer putting moves on every female in the newsroom. When Bryer talks about her training in journalism school, Hansen says, "I don't consider myself a journalist…I'm a newspaperman." Bryer wants to work for the New York Times. News Anchor (Billy Britt). 141384 1986 He Shoots, He Scores T Canadian TV Series (1986-1988). Reporters covering a Quebec hockey team 141385 1940 He Stayed for Breakfast M Howard, Sidney (Play - "Ode to Liberty"). P.G. Wolfson, Michael Fessier, Ernest Vajda (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Andre Dorlay (Alan Marshal), a Paris newspaper editor who is romantically pursuing a woman. She hides a Communist sympathizer in her apartment. He took a shot at her estranged husband who also shows up. Woman tries to juggle the three men while the Communist sympathizer finds himself falling in love with her. Reporter and estranged husband capture the Communist sympathizer and the woman agrees to return to her husband if he is released. She later runs off to join Communist sympathizer. 141386 2001 He Walks in Beauty: George Stevens Production "The Greatest Story Ever Told," The DT Short Publicists Ann Del Valle and John Del Valle. 141387 1925 He Was A Man N MLPL Lane, Rose Wilder Novel based on the life of Jack London. Reporter Johnnie Heinneman. Hiram Sheerwood, owner of the Star. 141388 2005 He-Man Woman Haters M Commentator Jim Mansfield (James Kurtz III), Game Commentator. 141389 1990 He's Dead, She's Dead: Details at Eleven N MLPL Tucker, John Bartholomew TV Newswoman Kate Morgan Jim Sasser, former network news commentator traded in his microphone for a pen, successful author of thrillers. Peter Jennings reference 141390 2009 He’s Just Not That Into You M Behrendt, Greg and Liz Tuccillio (Book). Gay Journalists at newspaper The Blade. Mary (Drew Barrymore) is a single woman who works at a gay weekly newspaper. She’s surrounded by gay men all the time and she’s not meeting anybody to date. She’s a woman perpetually confused by dating, now more than ever in a culture that is more obsessed with technology than actual human contact. Group of Baltimore-based twenty- and thirtysomethings navigate their relationships from the shallow end of the dating pool through the deep, murky waters of married life, trying to read the signs of the opposite sex and hoping to be the exceptions to the “no-exceptions” rule. Mary has found an entire network of loving, supportive men, and just needs to find one who’s straight. 141391 1987 He's My Girl M Reporter (Connie Richmond) 141392 2003 He's Still the One NR Kushner, Cheryl Silhouette TV Anchor Zoe Russell has realized her dreams -- She lives and works in New York City as a member of a major morning TV news program. Everything is perfect -- until she returns home for her sister's wedding. She comes face-to-face with a man who hurt her years ago just when she needed him the most. Still feels physical attraction for him. When network offers her a dream job, will she return to the city or stay with her man. 141393 1968 Head M DVD -R HQ 8607, 8608 Nicholson Critic. The Critic (Frank Zappa). News Media. 141394 2005 Head Cases: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-14-2005 Reporter (Brien Blakely). Reporter (Minnie Lagrimas). Reporter (Kim Serafin). 141395 1994 Head Games M Reporter at Bordello (Katie Kristoffer). Photographer at Bordello (Daniel Solo). Reporter at Color Designs (Blaine Bolton). Interviewer (Julia Morton). 141396 2004 Head in the Clouds M DVD -R HQ 4074, 4075 Photographer Gilda Besse (Charlize Theron) is a multilingual bisexual photographer, sculptor and movie actress who engages the world with a dangerous, blazing smile and blasé attitude carelessly twirling men and one woman around her little finger. Besse, a Spanish refugee and a London teacher have a bond that is threatened by World War II. 141397 1985 Head of State N OWN - H Hoyt, Richard British Journalist is a nosy reporter. 141398 2003 Head of State M DVD -1634 Rock, Chris and Ali LeRoi News Media Circus. Reporters. On Camera Reporter (Robert Randolph Caton). Media. TV Newscasters. Cable TV Anchorwoman (Annjika Pergament). School Reporter (Brenna McDonough). Train Station Reporter (Lucy Newman-Williams). Roadside Reporter (Sloane Brown). Transit Reporter (Sade Baderinwa). TV Anchors (Kevin Reese, Stan Stovall). National TV Anchor (Marilyn Getas). Local TV Anchors (Tony Harris, Jennifer Gilbert). Regional TV Anchor (Donna Hamilton). Channel 6 Reporter (Paul Majors). Reporter (Peechee Neric). Talk-Show Host James Tingle (Jimmy Tingle). Talk-Show Host (Ivan Scott). Talk-Show Host (Doris E. McMilloon). Inaugural Ball announcer as DJ Funkmaster Flex (Funmaster Flex)., 141399 1986 Head of the Class: T SV 50 Episodes. Series 9-17-1986 to 6-25-1991 School Newspaper and brainy students in the I.H.P. (Individualized Honors Program) at Manhattan's Monroe High School (later re-named Millard Fillmore High School). Editor Simone Foster (Khrystyne Haje), resident poet of the class. 141400 1986 Head of the Class: Back To The Future T Episode #2. 9-24-1986 School Newspaper and brainy students in the I.H.P. (Individualized Honors Program) at Manhattan's Monroe High School (later re-named Millard Fillmore High School). Editor Simone Foster (Khrystyne Haje), resident poet of the class. Class imagines his life 20 years in the future. 141401 1986 Head of the Class: Charliegate T Episode #3. 10-1-1986 School Newspaper Reporter Dennis Blunden (Dan Schenider) misquotes Mr. Charlie Moore (Howard Hesseman) in the school newspaper. Dennis was pressed for an article for the paper and interviewed Mr. Moor without his knowledge. Resulting article flatters no one. 141402 1987 Head of the Class: Ode to Simone T Episode #14. 1-14-1987 School Newspaper and brainy students in the I.H.P. (Individualized Honors Program) at Manhattan's Monroe High School (later re-named Millard Fillmore High School). Literary Magazine Editor Simone Foster (Khrystyne Haje), resident poet of the class receives a discouraging letter from her favorite poet, after his death. Dennis tries to give up sarcasm and pranks. 141403 1986 Head of the Class: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-17-1986 School Newspaper and brainy students in the I.H.P. (Individualized Honors Program) at Manhattan's Monroe High School (later re-named Millard Fillmore High School). High school substitute teacher takes over a class of geniuses. Charlie Moore (Howard Hessman). Literary Editor Simone Foster (Khrystyne Haje), resident poet of the class. 141404 1989 Head of the Class: Scuttlebutt T Episode #56. 2-8-1989. School Newspaper. Columnist (Jack Gilford), an accomplished alumni, returns to campus and is a walking history lesson. He visits the class, but the students find him boring 141405 1990 Head of the Class: Simone Goes Overboard T Episode #87. 3-14-1990 School Newspaper. Simone agrees to date Dennis after he saves her from drowning. 141406 1987 Head of the Class: Trouble in Perfectville T Episode #27. 10-28-1987 School Newspaper. Class put out a lampoon issue of the school newspaper. 141407 1987 Head of the Class: Write Stuff, The T Episode #24. 9-30-1987 School Newspaper and brainy students in the I.H.P. (Individualized Honors Program) at Manhattan's Monroe High School (later re-named Millard Fillmore High School). Charlie encourages the class to revitalize the school's literary journal and the class votes Simone Foster (Khrystyne Haje), resident poet of the class, editor-in-chief. Unfortunately the power this position gives Simone slightly goes to her head. Meanwhile Eric fabricates a memoir for the journal, which dishonestly wins him more attention from Simone. 141408 1985 Head Office M TV Reporter (Richard Comar). Senate Investigation Reporter (Devonne L. Green). Senate Investigation Reporter (Patricia Nember). Senate Investigation Reporter (Eric Young). Reporter #1 (Dominic Cuzzocrea). 141409 1922 Head Over Heels M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 141410 1951 Head Print T Danger. 3-27-51 Press 141411 2006 Head Space M Mockumentary Parody Documentary. TV Correspondent (Jennie Eisenhower). Cameraman (Dave Jadico). 141412 2001 Head Start: Conviction & Eviction T Episode #22. 7-29-2001 Journalist (Gerry Sont). 141413 2001 Head Start: Out of the Blue T Episode #21. 7-22-2001 Journalist (Gerry Sont). 141414 1932 Head Tide N GPL Lincoln, Joseph C. Newspaper Owner Franklin Cobb falls heir to a newspaper and runs it for the satisfaction of bucking local politicians. 141415 1991 Headhunt N Brennan, Carol PR agency Public Relations Man John Gentle's only concern when a top client dies is that his agency will lose an account. Liz Wareham solves mysteries while running a New York PR agency. 141416 2002 Headhunter G TV Reporter Kate Glosse (Lorelei King) for ABCBS News. ABCBS News Reporter Bill Waverly (Mark Caven). 141417 1994 Headhunters MT Journalist (Jenny Whiffen). Photographer (Vinny Mann). 141418 1943 Headin' for God's Country M Branch, Houston (Story). Elizabeth Meehan, Branch (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Clem Adams (Harry Davenport) doubles as the barber in an Alaskan town and helps prospector when he gets stranded in the community after discovering a uranium deposit. Townspeople resent prospector's presence so he tries to establish himself by starting a rumor that the United States is at war. He uses Adams' press to print a phony copy of a Seattle paper. He tells his girlfriend the truth and runs away. He discovers Japanese actually are on their way. After a man convinces the town he is telling the truth, the Japanese ship from which the attack is being launched is destroyed. Meteorologist (Edmund Cobb). 141419 2005 Headland: T Episode #10. 1-4-2006 Newsreader (Chris Bath). 141420 1940 Headless Lady NM Rawson, Clayton Merlin, the Magician mystery novel Reporter from a newspaper is trying to get the goods on the magician's latest escape -- exposing fraudulent mediums. 141421 1938 Headleys at Home, The M North, Carrington, William Iles (Play - "Among Those Present). Ness Book Reporter Pamela Headle (Evelyn Venable), society reporter for a local paper tries to help her boyfriend Bide Murphy (Robert Whitney) land a big story. 141422 1943 Headline M Attiwell, Ken (Novel - "The Reporter"). Maisie Sharman, Ralph Gilbert Bettison (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Crime Reporter Brookie (David Farrar) is sent by his editor to find out the identity of a mystery woman who was in a man's flat when he shot another woman. Mystery woman turns out to be the editor's wife. When the woman disappears, the reporter tries to prevent his editor from finding out the truth while pursuing the man. Variety, 12/8/43: "In the role of the crime reporter, Farrar does things which in any real newspaper office, English or American, would put him in the breadline for life…." "…So film audiences, ignorant of the way newspapers are run, will undoubtedly find his performance tops." 141423 1939 Headline P MLPL Holland, Norman 822.08 E93 Press 141424 1949 Headline Clues DT Series. 7-4-1949 to 5-4-1951. DuMont Newsman-Reporter George F. Putnam (1949-1951), Don Russell (1951). Reports on the news from the International News Service (INS) followed by quizzes. Host Bill Slater. 141425 1937 Headline Crasher M DVD Kyne, Peter B. (Short Story - "Motion to Adjourn, A"). Sherman L. Lowe (Screenplay). Reporter Larry Deering (Kane Richmond) of The Morning Herald. He. Newspaper Owner Atwood (Edward Earle) asks Deering to get a senator's son into trouble. Reporter ends up leaving the paper after helping the senator's son square things. City Editor (Harry Harvey). News Photographer (Wayne Bumpus). A senator who put a public enemy into prison is in danger from the paroled mobster. The senator's arch enemy, Atwood uses his vast fortune to take control of The Morning Herald. Atwood dispatches his mud-raking reporters to smear the senator as a delinquent parent unfit for public service. With an election year looming, the senator's son tries to keep his reckless behavior out of the papers to save his father's career. 141426 1949 Headline Edition DT Newscast 141427 1929 Headline Hunters R Series Newspaper Reporters and Editors. 141428 1955 Headline Hunters M SV 171 Fox, Frederic Louis, John K. Butler (Screenplay) Ness Book - Remake of Behind the News (1940) Cub Reporter David Flynn (Ben Cooper) joins big city newspaper, The Daily Enquirer ("The Daily Enquirer Prints Today's News Today"). Wins a college scholarship and shows up at the newspaper office. Editor Paul Strout of The Inquirer (Raymond Greenleaf). Secretary mistakes request to see "M.E." as inquiry about men's room. Ushered into see managing editor who tells him he is fourth university student to come toe paper. One is now press agent for a strip show, one is bail bondsman, third is into uranium. Editor asks cub where he expects to end up. Flynn says, "Behind your desk." Idealist Flynn clashes with Hugh "Woody" Woodruff (Rod Cameron) disillusioned, drunken professional. Editor Harry Bradley (Howard Wright) of The Legal Ledger. City Editor Ned Powers (Chubby Johnson). Editor of the Morning Tribune (Charles Evans). Editor of Daily Star (Robert Foulk). Editor of Evening Examiner (Howard Hoffman). Man from the Star (Lou Krugman). Reporter (Guy Way). Ends up exposing crooks working with Woodruff. Cub: "I got the biggest scoop you ever saw." Woodruff: "Good, you fill it with vanilla and chocolate. Make mine a double-decker." News Vendor (Bob Carney). Office Boy (Jack Dimond). 141429 1940 Headline Hunters P MLPL Haney V812 H237. Check Date Newspaper 141430 1967 Headline Hunters M UK. Ness Publisher gets hospitalized and three children -- Terry Hunter (Leonard Brockwell), Joan Hunter (Susan Payne) and Peter Hunter (Stephen Garlick) -- take over the local newspaper and fight a corrupt businessman. Rival paper involved Publisher runs small newspaper and larger paper wants to take over 141431 1982 Headline News DT Series 1982- TV Anchors Chuck Roberts (1982-). Anchor Lynne Russell (1983-2001), Catherine Callaway (1997), Michele Mitchell (2000-2002), Kysa Daniels (2000-2001), Rudi Bakhtiar (2001-2005), Sachi Koto (2001-2005), Kris Osborn (2001-2003), Denise Dillon (2001-2002). Anchors Miles O'Brien (2001-2002), Andrea Thompson (2001-2002), Sophia Choi (2001), Judy Fortin (2001), Kathleen Kennedy (2001), Robin Meade (2001), Thomas Roberts (2001), Linda Stouffer (2001), Stephen Frazier (2002), Mike Galanos (2002). Anchors Erica Hill (2003), Christi Paul (2003), Sibila Vargas (2003), Shannon Cook (2006). Environment Anchor Sharon Collins (2001). Sports Anchors Ray D'Alessio (2001), Steve Overmyer (2001), Larry Smith (2001), Michelle Bonner (2003-2005). Entertainment Anchor Adriana Costa (2005-2006). Correspondents Brooke Anderson (2001-2006), Nicole Lapin (2006). Health Anchor Kathryn Carney (2001-2005). Culture and Entertainment Anchors Alisha Davis (2001-2004), Kendis Gibson (2002-2005). Entertainment Reporter Sibila Vargas (2003). Meteorologists Byron Miranda (2002-2004), Bob Van Dillen (2002). 141432 1933 Headline Shooter M SVD 568. SV 41 West, Wallace (Story - Muddy Waters). Agnes Christine Johnston, Allen Rivkin (Screenplay). Arthur Kober (Additional Dialogue) Ness Book Newsreel Photographer for Phototone News Bill Allen (William Gargan) falls for reporter for the Gazette Jane Mallory (Frances Dee) although she is engaged to someone else. Allen covers an earthquake, meets "the new slush sister" Mallory. Mallory is kidnapped but Allen saves her. Both are journalists to the core. Allen doesn't hesitate to fake material, but is loyal to other newsreel shooters. City Editor (Purnell Pratt). New York Times, 10/23/33: "…the most suitable mate for a man who bears the burden of a camera and tripod is a newspaper woman." 141433 1935 Headline Woman, The M DVD -R HQ 8256, 8257 (Bad Print). VHS 835 Natteford, Jack (Screenplay-Story) Reporter Bob Grayson (Roger Pryor) of the Morning Press helps publisher's daughter Myrna Van Buren (Heather Angel) and police catch a killer. Reporter Craig (Russell Hopton). Reporter Hamilton (Franklin Pangborn). Reporter Johnson (Ward Bond). Reporter Murphy (Syd Saylor). Reporter O'Shay (George Lewis). News Photographer Ernie (Harry Bowen). Editor Baker (Al Bridge). Drunken reporters can't pay nightclub bill. Good give-and-take between reporters in the press room. Editor Harry Chase (Robert Gleckler) of the Express throws phone to rewrite woman-secretary Sadie when reporter calls in with story. Wants to throw the book at the police commissioner because of past grievances. Commissioner calls editor to read him the riot act about his yellow paper attack, kicks out Express reporter from his office. Commissioner shuts out all the newspapers and the other reporters are furious at the Express. Grayson creates a hero out of a dumb policeman and solves cases for him to help him rise in the department so he can feed him information. To a woman suspect: "I'm the reporter. You're the news." 141434 1946 Headlined for Murder (aka Slug It Slay) NM OWN - H - P Lanham, Edwin Newspaper Staff. Which member of the Courier staff had the ice-cold nerve to slip out of the city room just before the 1 a.m. deadline, kill the publisher in his penthouse office and return in time to handle the story. Arthur Leslie, city editor of the New York Courier. Forrest C. Willshire, publisher of the Courier. Jack Morton, managing editor. Percy Chambron, night managing editor. Joe Beckett, reporter. Sue Wharton, a terrific girl to have around the city room even if she couldn't spell. Harry Whiteside, rewrite man. Mark Titus, church editor. 141435 1978 Headliners with David Frost DT Host David Frost 141436 1925 Headlines M Neve, Dorian, Olga Printzlau (Story). Peter Milne, Arthur Hoerl (Continuity). AFI-Editors/Reporters - Ness Book Newspaperwoman Phyllis Dale (Alice Joyce) is a feature writer who keeps secret the fact that she has an 18-year-old daughter. When her daughter is caught in a love triangle and scandal, she takes the blame. Her daughter later settles down with the city editor of the paper. 141437 1928 Headlines N OWN - H Gilman, Mildred Newspapers. Series of stories based on headlines. Various reporters and photographers. Mary Pollock, reader of stories. 141438 1929 Headlines SS MLPL Hamilton, C Newspaper 141439 1986 Headlines N OWN - P Masterton, Graham Reporter Harry Sharpe, handsome ace reporter. Howard Croft Tate, newspaper mogul. 141440 1932 Headlines N Cooper, Janette (aka Campbell, Rosalie M.) Tabloid. Expose of tabloid sensationalism from the point of view of the victim (said to be the author, Mrs. Rosalea Mary Campbell, a central figure in a murder case). Newspapermen, district men, who visit homes of accident and other victims for pictures for the next edition, interviewing next of kin. 141441 2000 Headlines SS Hamilton, Cosmo In "Little Gold Ring and Other Stories, The." Reporter James Byrd. Fiancé Sadie wants to help him get a scoop and save his job. 141442 1973 Headlines NJ Hall, Malcolm, (Wallace Trip, illustrator) Editor Theodore Cat, newspaper editor, is too busy worrying about puzzling headlines in his paper than to read Oscar Raccoon's story that explains them 141443 2001 Headlines (Tau Hiu Yan Mat) MF Hong Kong Journalists -- reporters trying to do their job, reporter victims. Issues of journalism. 141444 1996 Headlines and Soundbites T SV 299 TV Journalist Host Walter Cronkite 141445 1955 Headlines of Destruction (Je Suis un Sentimental) M Bost, Jacques Laurent (Screenplay) France - Ness Book Correspondent Barney Morgan (Eddie Constantine, an American reporter is assigned by Editor Jacques Rupert (Paul Frankeur), editor-in-chief of Novelle de Paris to investigate the killing of his mistress, the wife of a prisoner just released. Released prisoner is accused of the murder. Defense attorney convinces the reporter that the man is innocent and the journalist retracts his story. Reporter eventually connects the murder to the newspaper itself and releases a special edition that reveals the truth. 141446 1994 Heads MT SV 254, 267 Stapleton, Jay (Story and Screenplay with Adam Brooks) Ness Book Cub Reporter Guy Franklin (Jon Cryer) starts out as copy editor, the blue-pencil boy for the Dry Falls Daily Document (circulation 8,000): "I like to think I'm at war with error." Newsroom is low-key Everyone looks bored and Franklin says, "the high pressure world of journalism." Editor Ab Abbott (Ed Asner) bangs out editorials on manual typewriter, complains about having to cover stories such as one on an oversized mushroom. He fires a reporter. Franklin gets the mushroom story assignment. Editor goes along, kicks the mushroom to pieces, and says now they can get two weeks worth of stories on youth gone bad. Body is found decapitated in swimming pool. Editor makes deal with police chief. If newspaper finds killer first, cop will turn in badge. If not, editor will endorse him. Franklin is fired, then rehired when editor finds out he rearranged decapitated body to get a better photograph. Other decapitations follow. Editor is killer. Reporter arrested, escapes. Cop is shot but decapitates editor in battle. "A good reporter tears into a story like a meal of words, he seasons it with linguistic spices and then cooks it to journalistic perfection." Photographer (Frank Adamson) 141447 1940 Heads He Burns P MLPL James, Donald H. 812.08 Y39 Press 141448 1995 Heads or Tails M Interviewer (Marcell Rosenblatt) 141449 2005 Heads or Tails M News Media. News Reporter (Marsha O'Connor). 141450 1950 Heads You Lose NM OWN - H Starr, Jimmy Press 141451 2005 Headspace M News Media. TV Anchorman Brian Harvey (David Austin). Reporter Connie Sanchez (Mercedes Renard). Max the Chess Commentator (Abe Shainberg). 141452 1999 Healer, The N Hollingshead, Greg Freelance Writer Tim Wakelin, freelance writer 141453 1982 Health M Bacall Host Dick Cavett (himself) 141454 1987 Health Show, The DT Series. 1-17-1987 to 11-4-1990. ABC News-Information Program. TV Anchor-Hosts Kathleen Sullivan (1987), Paul Zahn (1987-1988), Hilary Bowker (1989), Karen Stone (1990). 141455 1978 Health Spa M Reporter June Winters (Kay Parker). 141456 1999 Healthy, Wealthy and Wise T Australia. Series 1991. Reporter (Lyn Talbot). Host Ronnie Burns. Presenters Felicity Kennett, Jacki MacDonald. 141457 1950 Hear It Now DR Newsmagazine. Journalist Edward R. Murrow. Producer Fred Friendly. 141458 1993 Hear No Evil M Journalist Mickey O’Malley (John C. McGinley) acquires a stolen coin and hides it in a deaf woman’s apartment. Then his car explodes. A corrupt cop figures out where the reporter hid the coin and goes after it terrorizing the deaf woman in the process. The corrupt and sadistic police lieutenant planned the theft of the coin to finance his retirement. The deaf woman is an athletic trainer and the reporter was one of her clients. The late reporter’s friend believes O’Malley was killed and he teams up with the deaf woman to prove that the bad cop is sending nasty masked thugs to try to kill her and reclaim the coin she doesn’t know she has. 141459 1953 Hear Not My Steps N Thompson, L.S. Press 141460 2003 Hear the Silence MT UK Journalist (Finlay Robertson). 141461 2009 Hearing for Jim Thorpe, A: Exercise in Frustration, An N Sheaffer, Michael L. Sports Reporter Bud Murphy arrives in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, to cover the hearing of Jim Thorpe. Murphy finds himself a witness to more than a simple court proceeding. Thorpe was the hero of the 1912 Stockholm Summer Olympics where he won two gold medals. But when the Amateur Athletic Union charged that Thorpe had competed as a professional before the start of the games, Thorpe was stripped of all his glory, medals and his reputation. For five days, Murphy witnesses the crowded proceedings and interviews the key players in the drama slowly piecing together the truth and travesty that made up the controversy that became Thorpe’s sport’s legacy. 141462 2001 Hearse of a Different Color N Cockey, Tim TV Weatherperson. Wisecracking Baltimore undertaker's girlfriend, a TV meteorologist who needs a scoop to get a promotion 141463 1985 Hearst and Davies Affair, The MT SV 316 Cross, Alison (Story). Cross, David Solomon (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher William Hearst (Robert Mitchum) and his 35-year relationship with Marion Davies (Virginia Madsen), 1916 to 1937. Hearst aspires to the presidency: "I don't mean to reflect majority opinion. I intend to establish it." Hearst's lover chastises him for treating the New York American staff like children. When Hearst objects to entering World War I, his newsstands are attacked and effigies of the publisher are burned in the streets ending his political ambitions. When a director dies after a cruise on the Hearst Yacht, Gossip Columnist Louella Parsons (Doris Belack) smoothes things over with the press cementing her position with the publisher. Hearst tells Davies that his father gave him several job options when he was young but the only one that interested him was running a newspaper in San Francisco. City Editor (J. Winston Carroll). Hollywood Reporter (Norma Dell'Agnese) Hollywood Reporter (John Innes). Reporter (David Clement). Reporter (Michael Miller). Reporter (Tom Nursall). 141464 1987 Heart M Reporter (Sean Rouse) 141465 1993 Heart and Souls M PR Public Relations Woman Anne uses clients for personal gain. 141466 1997 Heart Full of Rain MT Weatherman (Paul Dunphy). 141467 1983 Heart Like a Wheel M News Media. Reporter #1 (Martin Casella). Reporter #2 (Paul Linke). Reporter (Tex Hill). Photographer (Creed Bratton). Chrysler PR Woman (Jennifer Roven). 141468 1985 Heart of a Champion: Ray Mancini Story, The MT News Media. Female Reporter (Dee Dee Rescher). Male Reporter (Steve Eastin). Journalist #1 (Richard Doyle). Journalist #2 (Margery Nelson) 141469 1994 Heart of a Child MT TV News Anchor (Norma Jean Wick) 141470 1926 Heart of a Coward, The M AFI-Authors/Publishers Publisher 141471 2008 Heart of a Renegade, The N White, Loreth Anne Journalist Jessica Chan is a journalist with a dark past. She had uncovered deadly information that made her a target. And only Luke Stone, an ex-bodyguard sworn never to protect against after his last failure, stood between her and certain death. Luke needed no one until he met Jessica. She was everything he didn’t want: a woman who attracted trouble, and attracted him. But as assassins closed in and emotions ran high, Jessica might become everything he needed. 141472 2003 Heart of America M Reporter (Lochlyn Munro). 141473 1900 Heart of Babylon, The N Cromarty, Deas (Rev. Watson) Journalist. Life of a young Methodist as a journalist among other occupations (evangelist, draper's assistant in a London shop, partner in business) 141474 2008 Heart of Diamonds: Novel of Scandal, Love and Death in the Congo, A N Donelson, Dave TV Journalist Valerie Grey discovers that the Congo is a very dangerous place for reporters. She uncovers a deadly diamond-smuggling scheme that reaches the White House by way of a famous American televangelist. Grey is pursued by the soldiers of the country’s dictator, the mercenaries of the diamond mine’s owner, and the rebels seeking to take control of the mine. She is aided by an altruistic doctor who struggles to bring medical care to Congo’s poor. The journalist must canoe down crocodile-infested rivers, dodge attacking helicopters, and race over teeth-rattling roads to bring their stunning story—one of government corruption, church greed, and brutality among warring factions—to the outside world 141475 1989 Heart of Dixie M DVD -R HQ 2782, 2783. SV 270, SV 48 Siddons, Anne River (Novel -- "Heartbreak Hotel"). Tom McCowan (Screenplay) Ness Book Associated Press Photojournalist Hoyt (Treat Williams) raises the consciousness of Alabama college journalism student Maggie (Ally Sheedy) in 1950s. She does article for school paper, The Senator, on black woman trying to enroll in college. Hoyt critiques it telling her, "You've got talent, buy it reads like small town college girl emotions. You definitely had something important to write about, but you trivialized it until it became about as newsworthy as a campus bake sale." Attending an outdoor concert, they witness a black man being beaten by police. Hoyt photographs the news event. Later, she asks Hoyt why he only took photos and didn't try to help. "That's my job," he tells her. Maggie accuses him of not caring. She writes a column about the incident, but her editor tells her they will not be able to run it. Dean praises the column. But he tells them they cannot print it. Threatens to expel both of them if column appears. When the column runs, Maggie is expelled. At the end of the film, a black student is admitted into to the school. Hoyt shows up to cover the event along with other members of the media. He and Maggie briefly reunite, then go their separate ways. 141476 2008 Heart of Dixie NR Hoag, Tami Journalist Jake Gannon from California is a biographer who has taught himself to follow the clues of a person’s life story like a detective. As a former Marine, he was accustomed to being firmly in control. But when his car died in a little town called Mare’s Nest on the Carolina coast, he had to admit he had come to a dead end. There he met a .38-toting tow-truck driver named Dixie La Fontaine. She was no celebrity, but Dixie had an irresistible sex appeal all her own. What did this down-to-earth woman know about a missing movie star? Surprisingly, quite a lot. And Jake was going to uncover it all -- if Dixie didn’t end up shooting him first. She was a blond goddess, a box office megastar. Every woman wanted to be her. Every man wanted to bed her. But over a year ago Devon Stafford vanished without a trace. Gannon had to find out where she was. Maybe Dixie could help him -- or stop him. Entertainment Tonight Correspondent. 141477 1919 Heart of Gold M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 141478 1904 Heart of Happy Hollow, The: Collection of Stories, A: Defender of the Faith, A SS Dunbar, Paul Laurence Lives of African-Americans after the Civil War. Reporter Arabella Coe is a white female newspaper reporter who sacrifices her scant savings to insure that a group of black youngsters keep their faith in Santa Claus. Coe is presented as a sympathetic character, but bars are thrown at her for being a reporter. Coe is, after all, in the black tenements looking for a suitable Christmas story to publish. She overhears children's conversation concerning their dubious faith in Santa Claus: "It was not a very polite thing for Miss Coe to do, but then Miss Coe was a reporter and reporters are not scrupulous about being polite when there is anything to hear." Coe compensates the children for the story she overhears -- she literally pays for the local color she receives -- with gifts that they otherwise could not have afforded. 141479 1993 Heart of Justice, The M SV 203 Reddin, Keith (Teleplay) Ness Book Reporter David Leader (Eric Stoltz), is assigned a story on the death of a hack novelist. Reporter given inside information by the police surprisingly cooperative since Leader did series on police corruption. Finds out killer has a sister and follows her. Tries to convince her that if she confides in him the other reporters will stop hounding her. Threatens to write about her family if she does not talk to him. Begins getting audiotapes made by killer. Novelist uses actual events as source of his books. So his work is equated with journalism (and Truman Capote). Reporter accuses sister of sending tapes, believes book was about her family, accuses her of sleeping with novelist. Falls in love with her and decides to stop story for her sake. Destroys notes, tapes and computer disks, quits paper and runs away with her but is left alone at the airport while the sister tries to seduce the reporter who replaced him. Leader never worries about truth as long as what he writes sounds like truth. Supported by editor: "If you don't have something by the end of the day, make it up. Nothing major, nothing outright false, but factual speculation." Reporter first shown in newsroom playing poker by himself on the computer. Interviewer (Theresa Bell). 141480 1904 Heart Of My Heart N USC Meredith, Ellis (Clement) Newspaper accounts exaggerated. Not much journalism. Writer of the novel is a Denver newspaperwoman "who has made quite a name for herself as a political reporter." 141481 2008 Heart of New Orleans, The M TV Reporter (Grace Hwang Lynch). Two Texas paramedics commandeer an ambulance and drive across state lines to help save victims of Hurricane Katrina. 141482 1916 Heart of New York, The M AFI-Editors/Newspapermen Editor 141483 2009 Heart of No Place, The M News Media. The TV Reporter (Suzanne Smith). Le TV Reporter (Bernadette Colomine). Journalist (Brian Nahas). Art Critic A (The Dark Bob). Art Critic B (Paul Bob). Interviewer (Judith Lewis). The TV Interviewer (Mitsu Salmon - Voice). 141484 1916 Heart of Nora Flynn, The M Newspaper Scandal 141485 1918 Heart of Romance, The M AFI-Authors Writer 141486 2008 Heart of the Matter NR Thompson, K. I. Gay TV Newscaster Kate Foster is sexy and smart, Ellen Webster’s dream girl, but the dynamic TV newscaster doesn’t know Ellen exists. Ellen is a professor of history but can’t help fantasize about her next-door neighbor Kate Foster -- after all, she sees her on the evening news every night. Struggling with self-doubt and low self-esteem, Ellen can only watch the parade of beautiful women Kate brings home. But a rainy night and near tragedy change everything when Kate is involved in an automobile accident and turns to Ellen for help. Withdrawing from the world, Kate comes to depend upon Ellen far more than she realizes -- until the day Ellen tells her that she is leaving on sabbatical. Ellen and Kate’s journey leads them beyond the transitory nature of superficial beauty to the true splendor of the love they hold in their hearts. 141487 1997 Heart of the Night NR Wilson, Gayle Harlequin Intrigue #442 Reporter Kate covers a serial bomber thinks the lead she's after might be found in the killer's one survivor, a judge, who has stayed in seclusion for three years since the incident. 141488 1920 Heart of Twenty, The M Mason, Sarah Y. (Story) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter ("A Nice Young Man" - Tom Gallery) takes a job at an automobile factory to expose factory manager as the head of a ring of car thieves. Manager has been using factory as front to rebuild stolen cars. Manager also tries to run for mayor and is opposed by female. Reporter shows up to help her and the two of them end up together. 141489 2006 Heart of Winter: If Winter Comes NR Palmer, Diana Reporter Carla Maxwell finds out that the charismatic Phoenix mayor isn't all he claims to be. Rumor had it the popular politician was an embezzler. As a reporter, Maxwell wants to get to the story. As a woman, she wanted nothing more than to lose herself in the mayor's arms. 141490 1992 Heart On His Sleeve (aka Loving Hearts) NR Thomas, Jodi News Media 141491 2001 Heart Only Knows, The N Blair, Kerry Lynn News Media constantly covers an incredibly handsome, professional baseball player superstar Greg Howland. Everyone wants a piece of him -- from the news-hungry media to his adoring fans. The only thing that keeps his fiancé Andi Reynolds sane is the knowledge that in a few short months, Greg will be taking her to the temple and then he’ll be all hers -- until next season, of course. But when someone begins stalking and threatening Greg, he fears that Andi will get hurt -- if not killed. In an attempt to protect her, Greg distances himself from Andi. But in the process, she starts to feel alienated and wonders if it’s even worth it. When the stalker kidnaps Andi and her younger brother, Greg must make one of the most important decisions of his life -- who will live and who will die. Press Agent. 141492 1922 Heart Specialist, The M Morrison, Mary (Story). Harvey Thew (Scenario) AFI-Journalists - Ness Book Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Rosalie Beckwith (Mary Miles Minter) writes a column her editor wants to drop because it is too sentimental. She makes a bet with the editor that she can travel anywhere within 40 miles of the office and make good. Columnist goes to Essex, Connecticut where she is mistaken for a relative of a war hero. In this disguise, she uncovers a plot to poison the war hero. Conspirators throw her down a well, but she escapes in time to expose them. She gives up the newspaper to settle down with the war hero. City Editor (Jack Mathis). 141493 1997 Heart Surgeon, The M TV Reporter (Kate Alderton) 141494 1962 Heart to Heart MT TV Interviewer is determined to get a coup on a dodgy cabinet minister. 141495 1999 Heart: Marilyn Bell Story, The MT SVD 1127 Reporter John Ross for the Toronto Star. 141496 1972 Heart's Grown Brutal, The N OWN - H Brewster, David Journalists. Irish Civil war has a lasting effect upon the lives of two journalists who become embroiled in the turbulence of the times. 141497 2005 Heart’s Refuge N Aarsen, Carolyne Magazine Journalist Rick Ethier is handsome but release and he has had no use for the stuffy family business. But when his grandfather laid an interesting proposition at his door, he found it hard to say no. If Rich could bring a faltering magazine around to profitability within a year, he’d be free to pursue his true interests. But Rick found an unexpected obstacle in Becky Ellison, the previous owner’s daughter and the current editor of the magazine. Though she loves her job, she had yearned to write fiction, until a very negative review of her first published book -- by none other than Critic Rick Ethier -- had quashed that dream forever. Had God crossed their paths to give them both a new direction? 141498 2007 Heart’s Treasure, The NR Palmer, Catherine Reporter Michael Culhane, a globe-trotting journalist assigned to cover the archaeological dig of a woman who was married to Culhane when they were teenagers, a marriage destroyed by the loss of their unborn child. She thought she had put the pain behind her, but the scared boy she had married shows up as a mature reporter and despite their hesitation to open old wounds, a 100-year-old mystery surrounding her project brings them together offering both a chance to mend the broken pieces of their lives as they work together to rewrite history. 141499 2002 Heartache N Matlock, Curtiss Ann Weinberg List Journalist 141500 1947 Heartaches M VHS 855 Collins, Monty F., Julian I. Peyser (Story). George Bricker (Screenplay) Ness Book - PR Reporter Jimmy McDonald (Edward Norris) for the Evening Telegram becomes involved in murder case surrounding a popular singer whose voice is actually dubbed. Reporter finds this out when he sneaks onto soundstage inside prop box. He is stopped from printing story by his girlfriend Toni Wentworth (Sheila Ryan), the singer's publicist. Argues with Wentworth about whether to print information. Reporter and police lieutenant argue about reporter trying to play detective. All three finally collaborate to trap killer by running phony story in reporter's paper. "What's wrong with eavesdropping? I've been doing it ever since I was a cub reporter. As a matter of fact, once I eavesdropped on the night city editor and the operator. Next day I was a full-fledged reporter." 141501 1993 Heartbeat MT SVD 1141 TV News-Producer is abandoned by her husband after she becomes pregnant violating her premarital agreement 141502 1991 Heartbeat NR OWN - H Steel, Danielle TV. Adrian Townsend, a production assistant for a network TV show 141503 1987 Heartbeat (Don Johnson's Music Video) MT SVD 1093 Cameraman (Don Johnson) in Latin America, injured covering the conflict 141504 1997 Heartbeat: Affairs of the Heart T UK. Episode #90. 11-16-1997 Photographer (Tony Vasco). 141505 2004 Heartbeat: Mountains and Molehills T Episode #234. 2-29-2004 Reporter (Adam Smethurst). 141506 2004 Heartbeat: Precious Stones T Episode #256. 10-31-2004 News Media. Reporter (Helen Longworth). 141507 1989 Heartbeaten CB Iron Man #243 TV Reporter Ed Munro of Channel 6 News. Today Show Host Bryant Gumbel (as himself). TV Anchor Brie Daniels (as herself). 141508 2002 Heartbreak Hospital M TV Newscaster (Bill Boggs). 141509 1976 Heartbreak Hotel N OWN - H Siddons, Anne Rivers Associated Press Reporter Hoyt Cunningham, young AP reporter, covering the birth of the infant Civil Rights movement in Alabama. 141510 1988 Heartbreak Hotel M News Photographer (Kirk Hunter) 141511 2008 Heartbreak Pill, The N Delgado, Anjanette Public Relations Practitioner Martin Luna is a very successful, very smart, very good-looking founding partner of one of Miami’s top public relations firms. He’s been married to Erika Luna, a thirty-something scientist living and working in Miami, for seven years. He falls in lust with another woman and their marriage spirals toward divorce. What is a scientist to do when slapped with a pain so deep it interferes with her breathing? Develop a cure, of course. She moves into a new apartment and turns it into her own personal laboratory. She frantically begins mixing potions and uses herself as a guinea pig as she desperately tries to create a pill that will rid the world of heartbreak forever. She identifies the physiological chemicals associated with romantic feelings and creates a pill to regular them. 141512 1997 Heartbreaker NR Robards, Karen TV Anchor Lynn Nelson is a 35-year-old divorced, single mom, Chicago anchorwoman who signs on to chaperone high school students on a horseback riding vacation in the Utah mountains. She views it as an opportunity to bond with her estranged teenage daughter. What she doesn't count on, besides the bruising reality of riding horses, is finding love and stumbling on a plot to blow up the world. She meets hunky outfitter. Accident separates them and her daughter from group. Happen on deserted mining camp where they come upon scene of mass murder. Cowboy saves her when she falls off crumbling ledge. To avert global catastrophe, cultists plan to detonate nuclear bombs and unleash chemical weapons throughout the world. Dressed in a battered Wonderbra with no cigarettes cold turkeying off nicotine. Race against time for their lives. 141513 1986 Heartburn M SVD 539 Ephron, Nora (Novel and Screenplay) Columnist Mark (Jack Nicholson) writes for an unspecified Washington publication. Rachel (Meryl Streep) is a food writer for a magazine. She moves to Washington after the two get married, but maintains connections with her magazine. Rachel's Editor Richard (Jeff Daniels) continually tries to get her to come back to work even suggesting after the birth of her first child that she carry around a tape recorder and get ideas for a column. Among the couple's friends is TV Reporter Betty (Catherine O'Hara) who manages to get gossip on everyone and finds out Mark is having an affair. When Rachel tells Mark she may have been robbed, he says, "Maybe I can get a column out of it." She replies, "It happened to me. It's mine." 141514 1983 Heartburn N OWN - H (Two Copies) Ephron, Nora Columnist Mark Feldman, syndicated columnist. Rachel is a cook-book writer. 141515 1973 Heartland N Maloff, Saul Press. Itinerant professor of English is mistaken by the press as a participant in a save-the-Jews-of-Russia rally and is interviewed on television. The publicity he receives gives him me. 141516 2007 Heartland M Reporter (Teresa Huang). 141517 2009 Heartless N Gaylin, Alison Investigative Journalist Steve Sorenson hears that his best friend, Celebrity Reporter-Magazine Editor Zoe Greene, has fallen for soap opera star Warren Clark and is ditching Manhattan for Warren’s home in San Esteban, Mexico. Steve is alarmed not only because he is secretly in love with Zoe, but also because not long before in San Esteban, a town full of hippies involved in a longevity cult, a visiting NYU student had his heart ripped out. As Zoe’s idyllic romance with Warren unravels in Mexico, certain locals show too much interest in Zoe’s blood. Zoe’s attendance at a scary Sangre Para La Vida -- “blood in exchange for life” -- party proves disastrous. There is something strange about this idyllic Mexican village and its people -- from the black crosses that hang throughout the town to the blood-tipped spines of its strange indigenous plants to Warren’s odd disappearances. Then, when tourists are found murdered, Zoe begins to ask questions. If she finds out the answers, her life could be in jeopardy. 141518 1961 Heartless Light, The N OWN - H (Two Copies) Green, Gerald News Media. Harm the media can inflict on the person in the news. Reporters with microphones and tape recorders violate a promise of secrecy endangering the life of a young daughter of a TV director who has been kidnapped. Media handicaps police in an orgy of sensationalism for a hungry public in a novel that raises the question of the limits of a free press. 141519 1995 Hearts Afire: T SV 204 (Media Experts- 1995). SV 295, VHS 1338, SV 266 (Media Excerpts), SV 250, 251 (Media Excerpts), SV 244 (Media Excerpts), SV 211 (Media Excerpts), (1993) Episodes. Series 9-1992 to 2-1995. Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). In 1993-1994 season, John Hartman and Georgie Ann are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon. They set out to revive the newspaper. Resignation. New Secretary for the newspaper. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141520 1994 Hearts Afire: Accelerated Dating T Episode #33. 1-12-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141521 1992 Hearts Afire: Big Date, The T Episode #3. 9-21-1992 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). In 1993-1994 season, John Hartman and Georgie Ann are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon. They set out to revive the newspaper. 141522 1994 Hearts Afire: Big Yes, The T Episode #40. 4-25-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141523 1994 Hearts Afire: Birth of a Donation T Episode #45. 10-22-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141524 1993 Hearts Afire: Blue Christmas T Episode #31. 12-15-1993 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141525 1994 Hearts Afire: Born to Dance T Episode #47. 11-26-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141526 1993 Hearts Afire: Class Reunion T Episode #23. 3-22-1993 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). In 1993-1994 season, John Hartman and Georgie Ann are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon. They set out to revive the newspaper. Reporter (Gary Newton). 141527 1993 Hearts Afire: Cold Feet T Episodes #19-#20. 2-22-1993 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). In 1993-1994 season, John Hartman and Georgie Ann are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon. They set out to revive the newspaper. 141528 1992 Hearts Afire: Conversations With My Shrink T Episode #9. 11-16-1992 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). In 1993-1994 season, John Hartman and Georgie Ann are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon. They set out to revive the newspaper. Editor #1 (Daniel Bardol). Editor #2 (Steven Flynn). 141529 1994 Hearts Afire: Do the Limbaugh T Episode #38. 4-11-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141530 1994 Hearts Afire: Don't Say Nothin' Bad About My Baby T Episode #41. 9-24-1994. Season 3 Opener Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141531 1992 Hearts Afire: Everybody Loves My Baby T Episode #8. 11-9-1992 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141532 1992 Hearts Afire: Everyday's a Holiday T Episode #12. 12-14-1992 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141533 1994 Hearts Afire: Fat Like Me T Episode #46. 10-29-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141534 1994 Hearts Afire: Fatal Traction T Episode #36. 2-9-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141535 1993 Hearts Afire: First Edition T SV 234 Episode. 11-17-93 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). In 1993-1994 season, John Hartman and Georgie Ann are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern torn where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon. They set out to revive the newspaper. 141536 1992 Hearts Afire: First Time T Episode #6. 10-12-1992 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141537 1993 Hearts Afire: Flamingo Summer T Episode #22. 3-15-1993 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141538 1992 Hearts Afire: Fundamental Things Apply, The T Episode #10. 11-23-1992 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141539 1993 Hearts Afire: Great Depression, The T SV 237 Episode. 11-10-93 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). In 1993-1994 season, John Hartman and Georgie Ann are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern torn where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon. They set out to revive the newspaper. High School Cafeteria 141540 1995 Hearts Afire: Group Therapy T Episode #52. 1-25-1995 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141541 1995 Hearts Afire: Help Wanted T Episode #50. 1-11-1995 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141542 1993 Hearts Afire: Her Year With Fidel T Episode #18. 2-8-1993 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141543 1994 Hearts Afire: It's My Party and I'll Cry If I Want To T Episode #43. 10-8-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141544 1995 Hearts Afire: John and Georgie's Not-So-Excellent Adventure T Episode #53. 2-1-1995 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141545 1992 Hearts Afire: John's Stallion T Episode #5. 10-5-1992 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141546 1994 Hearts Afire: Love in the Afternoon T Episode #39. 4-18-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141547 1993 Hearts Afire: Lovely Always T Episodes #24-#25. 10-27-1993. Season 2 Opener Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141548 1993 Hearts Afire: Miss Starr Dates Georgie Anne's Pop T Episode #16. 1-18-1993 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141549 1993 Hearts Afire: Moonlighting T Episode #26. 11-3-1993 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141550 1995 Hearts Afire: Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Hartman T Episode #51. 1-18-1995 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141551 1993 Hearts Afire: Never Play Touch Football With the Kennedys T SV 182 Episode. 1-11-93 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). In 1993-1994 season, John Hartman and Georgie Ann are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern torn where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon. They set out to revive the newspaper. Press Release war. 141552 1993 Hearts Afire: Never Play Touch Football With the Kennedys T Episode #15. 1-11-1993 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141553 1995 Hearts Afire: Outsider, The T Episode #54 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141554 1994 Hearts Afire: Perfect Christmas, The T Episode #49. 12-10-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141555 1992 Hearts Afire: Premiere: Bees Can Sting You, Watch Out T SV 162 Episodes #1-#2. 9-14-2002 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141556 1994 Hearts Afire: Prose and Condoms T Episode #48. 12-3-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141557 1992 Hearts Afire: Significant Others T Episode #7. 10-26-1992 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141558 1994 Hearts Afire: Sleepless in a Small Town T Episode #37. 3-28-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141559 1992 Hearts Afire: Smithersgate T Episode #11. 11-30-1992 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141560 1994 Hearts Afire: Sock-Her Boys, The T Episode #44. 10-15-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141561 1994 Hearts Afire: Sons of Sissy-Whatsis, The T Episode #35. 2-2-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141562 1993 Hearts Afire: String of Pearls T SV 239 Episode 11-24-93 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). In 1993-1994 season, John Hartman and Georgie Ann are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern torn where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon. They set out to revive the newspaper. Fatigue 141563 1993 Hearts Afire: Stud Club, The T Episode #30. 12-8-1993 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141564 1994 Hearts Afire: Sweet Revenge T Episode #34. 1-19-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141565 1993 Hearts Afire: Take My Senate Seat, Please T Episode #21. 3-1-1993 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141566 1993 Hearts Afire: Take My Senate Seat, Please T Episode #21. 3-1-1993 News Media. Reporter #1 (Gary Pagett). Reporter #2 (Steve Jackson). 141567 1992 Hearts Afire: Three Men and a Bed T Episode #4. 9-28-1992 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141568 1993 Hearts Afire: Trivial Pursuit T Episode #14. 1-4-1993 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141569 1993 Hearts Afire: True Confessions T Episode #32. 12-29-1993 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141570 1994 Hearts Afire: Virgin Lonnie T Episode #42. 10-1-1994 Newspaper Owners-Editors John Hartman (John Ritter) and Georgie Ann Lahti (Markie Post) are newlyweds. They move to a small Southern town where they buy the financially troubled local newspaper, The Daily Beacon and set out to revive the paper. Lahti is a former globe-trotting correspondent. Only surviving member of the Daily Beacon staff is Lonnie Garr (Leslie Jordan) the big-talking, but insecure printer. Sharing space in the small building is Madeline Stoessinger (Conchata Ferrell), a cynical, sharp-tongued psychiatrist whom they convince to write an advice column for the paper. 141571 1992 Hearts Afire: While the Thomasons Slept T Episode #13. 12-21-1992 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141572 1993 Hearts Afire: While the Thomasons Slept in the Lincoln Bedroom T Episode #17. 2-1-1993 Former Correspondent Georgie Anne Lahti (Markie Post), once a globe-trotting but now out-of-work liberal journalist, becomes press secretary to aging conservative Southern senator. Falls for his legislative assistant John Hartman (John Ritter). 141573 1921 Hearts and Masks M AFI-Authors Writer 141574 1909 Hearts are Trumps N USC Otis, Alexander New York Newspaperman Basil Plympton exchanges identities with a clergyman 141575 1992 Hearts are Wild T SV 124 Episode. 1-24-92. Series (1992) News Media 141576 2001 Hearts in Atlantis M Sports Announcer (Wes Johnson - Voice). 141577 1987 Hearts of Fire M Reporters (Tony Aitken, Robin Brunskill, Julian Firth, Peter Sugden). 141578 1975 Hearts of the West M Cameraman (Dave Morick). 141579 1993 Heartstopper M Newscasters (Chuck Abere, Maggie Stewart). 141580 1995 Heat M DVD -R HQ 8143. 8144. 8145 TV Anchor (Wendy L. Walsh). News Anchorman (Paul Moyer). 141581 1991 Heat and Sunlight M Photographer Mel Hurley (Rob Nilsson). Disintegrating relationship with dancer 141582 1996 Heat From Another Sun N Lindsey, David L. Cameraman in a Houston ad agency’s darkroom is brutally killed. The murder sets homicide detective on the trial of a most bizarre and twisted series of crimes, the kind that only money can buy. 141583 2002 Heat Guy J C Japan. Series 2002. News Media. Reporter Nakai (Michelle Ruff - Voice - English Version). TV News Anchors (Dave Mallow, Tony Oliver - Voice - English Version). News Anchor A, News Anchor B (Philece Sampler - Voices - English Version). Weather Reporter (Michelle Ruff - Voice - English Version). "Super Cheap Restaurant Report" Anchor (Dorothy Elias-Fahn - Voice - English Version). Stock Market Reporter (Dorothy Elias-Fahn - Voice - English Version) Researcher (Dave Wittenberg - Voice - English Version). 141584 1966 Heat of Madness M AFI-Magazines-Periodicals/Photographers Magazine. Photographer John Wilright (Kevin Scott). 141585 1961 Heat of the Summer M AFI-Authors Writer 141586 1998 Heat of the Sun MT Reporter (Peter Joyce). Newspaper Seller (Barry McNicholl). 141587 1995 Heat of the Sun, The N Rubin, Louis Decimus Reporter Mike Quinn moves from Charleston to be near his fiancée but discovers unexpected secrets about her past and her father, a wealthy local developer. Cub Reporter comes to Charleston, South Carolina in 1940 and discovers a shocking truth about his fiancé and her past 141588 1990 Heat Wave MT VHS 710, SV 86 Lazarou, Michael (Screenplay) Los Angeles Reporter Bob Richardson (Blair Underwood), an aspiring black journalist starts out as a Times messenger hoping to break the ranks of the all-white reporting staff. Once hired, he tries to ingratiate himself with the staff. Editor Bill Thomas (David Straithairn) decides they need a "Negro reporter" to cover the Watts Riots in 1965. Richardson volunteers and after some debate the editor agrees. When his articles appear under his byline, he is ostracized in his community. In the aftermath, Richardson writes an article attacking the police chief, mayor and other authorities. Thomas points out that printing the article may cost Richardson a shot at becoming a reporter, but Richardson insists, "You have to print this." Community praises him for telling the truth. Six days after the riots, Richardson becomes the first L.A. Times black reporter trainee. Paper wins a Pulitzer for its coverage. "Listen, kid, just because you're a Negro does not make you a reporter. I need a journalist, not an opportunist." Journalists include Art Berman (Adam Arkin). Interviewer (Shelly Lipkin). 141589 2010 Heat Wave N Castle, Richard Based on the ABC TV program, “Castle.” Journalist Richard Castle, the charismatic best-selling author, convinces the police commissioner to let him ride along with a tough, sexy and professional Nikki Heat who carries a passion for justice as she leads one of New York City’s top homicide squads. She’s hit with an unexpected challenge when she meets Castle who rides along with her for his research on an article on New York’s finest. But as she works to unravel the secrets of a murdered real estate tycoon, she must also confront the spark between herself and the journalist. 141590 1974 Heat Wave (aka Heat Wave!) T Episode Newscaster Clete Roberts. 141591 1943 Heat's On, The M Mae West Headlines 141592 1997 Heatcrazed! NR Davis, Suzannah Love and Laughter Romance #16 Reporter Ciel Landry didn't believe in any of the nutty stories flying around town about UFOs. She knew it was the heat making everyone crazy. Then she met a former astronaut and got a little crazy herself. Learned the former astronaut was in the middle of some top secret experiments. To find out the truth, she was ready, willing and able to have a closer encounter with him -- to make him kiss and tell. 141593 1944 Heather and Yon M Remake of Buster Keaton's Jail Bait Reporter friend (Harry Edwards) tracks down real culprit as Andy Clyde poses as killer 141594 1989 Heathers M DVD -R HQ 8585, 8586 School Year Book Editor Dennis Westerburg (Phill Lewis). 141595 1994 Heatseeker M Italian Reporter (Benny Cunial). Finnish Reporter (Mike Sanders). Reporter #4 (Henry Strzalkowski). 141596 1982 Heatwave M Australia. News Media. Female TV Reporter (Kerry McGuire). Press Photographer (Bill Bader). 141597 1982 Heatwave M Female TV Reporter (Kerry McGuire). Press Photographer (Bill Bader). Greek Paperboy (Alexander Economos). 141598 1974 Heatwave Lasted Four Days, The M Canada. Ness Reporter Cliff Reynolds (Gordon Pinsent) gets involved with underworld figures. 141599 1974 Heatwave! T TV Newsman Clete Roberts 141600 1999 Heaven and Earth Show, The DT Series 1999- Reporters Alice Beer, Allan Beswick, Edward Enfield, Mike Harding, Paul Ross, John Walters, Toyah Willcox, Michael Portillo (2006), Max Cotton (2006), Sally Maganusson (2006). Presenters Gloria Hunnniford (2006), Kate Silverton (2003), Anita Anand (2005), Simon Biagi. Max Flint (2006), Diarmuid Gavin, Ross Kelly, Philippa Forrester, Esther McVey, Juliet Morris, Amanda Redington, Kevin Woodford. 141601 1978 Heaven Can Wait M DVD -R HQ 5896, 5897. DVD TV Interviewer (Dick Enberg). TV Sportscasters (Bryant Gumbel, Jim Healy). TV Commentator (Curt Gowdy). TV color analyst (Al Derogatis). Nuclear Reporter (William Sylvester). Reporter (Peter Tomarken). Woman Reporter (Lisa Blake Richards). 141602 2005 Heaven or Hell?: Heaven! - The Mark 666 & the New World Order M Fourth Episode. TV Reporter Ariana (Savannah Brentnall). 141603 1997 Heaven With a Gun NR Brockway, Connie Reporter gets a career-making interview with a notorious masked gunfighter -- if, in exchange, he lets her masquerade as his wife. Jim Coyne is an exiled newspaperman who senses the story of his career in Lightning Lil, a thief with a very specific agenda When a woman throws herself in his arms and claims to be Lil herself, he has to choose between his career and her love. 141604 1980 Heaven's Gate M Photographer (Waldemar Kalinowski). 141605 1935 Heaven's My Destination N Wilder, Thornton Reporter Herb, a newspaper reporter in Kansas City who becomes the hero's friend. Herb tries to help the hero see that he must let other people live in their own ways. When he dies, he leaves a child for the hero to care for 141606 1998 Heaven's Promise NR Wilson, Rachel Reporter Julian Kittrick, a reporter for the Denver Post is intent on digging up an interesting, if scandalous story for his readers. He claims he only wants to print the truth. But a woman whose great-aunt disappeared 40 years ago because her family thinks she was a thief is certain the reporter will drag her great aunt's name through the mud even if he has to create his own dishonest story or cover the truth with lies. Kittrick believes the woman is a naïve idealist, but he can't help admire her courage and spirit. They are oil and water, but soon find themselves working together to uncover the truth about the aunt's disappearance. There's also an eccentric ghost who, in life, was the great-aunt's fiancé. 141607 1963 Heavenly Bodies M AFI-Photographers/MP Cameramen Photographer 141608 1984 Heavenly Bodies M News Media. TV Reporter (Mickey Moore). Press Conference Reporters (Don Hennessy, Deborah Kimmet). Woman Interviewer (Anne Levy). Press Conference Reporter (Don Hennessy). 141609 1944 Heavenly Days M DVD -R HQ 4805, 4807 News Media. Sunday Editor (Selmer Jackson). News Photographer Remorse (Russell Hopton). 141610 1985 Heavenly Pursuits M News Media. Reporter 1 (Lawrie McNicol). Reporter 2 (Billy McElhaney). Night Editor (Robert W. Carr). Photographer (Jay Smith). 141611 1963 Heavens Above! M DVD -R HQ 10257, 10258 News Media cover minister’s attempts to help the rich help the poor. Newspapers, Interviewers. Reporter at Space Launch Site (John Junkin). TV Commentator (Franklyn Engelman). 141612 2005 Heavens Fall M News Media. Newsman #2 (Tom Seiler). 141613 1981 Heavy Metal M News Media. Woman Reporter (Patty Dworkin). Male Reporter (Eugene Levy). 141614 1975 Heavyweight Championship of Tennis DT Series. 2-15-1975 to 3-8-1975. CBS Host Don Criqui I 141615 1975 Hecklers, The M Editor (Bruce Hutchinson-Himself) of the Winnipeg Free Press. Former Publisher (John Bassett-Himself), Toronto Telegram. 141616 1987 Hector M Commentator (Josse De Pauw) 141617 1986 Hector's Bunyip M Reporter (Susan Devery). Cameraman (Damian Cudmore). 141618 2005 Hecuba P Euripides (new translation by Tony Harrison) Royal Shakespeare Company Production with Vanessa Redgrave Herald Talthybius (Alan Dobie). 141619 1917 Hedda Gabler M AFI-Authors Writer 141620 1940 Hedda Hopper Show, The: Life Story of Dorothy Lamour (Six Parts) R DVD 17218 Episodes. Hedda Hopper's Hollywood Radio Shows 1939-42, 1944-46 Gossip Columnist Hedda Hopper 141621 1939 Hedda Hopper Show, The: Series R 1939-42, 1944-46 Gossip Columnist Hedda Hopper 141622 1962 Hedda Hopper: Beverly Hillbillies, The: Hedda Hopper's Hollywood T DVD -R HQ 7137. SVD 1026 Episode. Series. 9-26-62 to 9-7-71 Columnist Hedda Hopper fights against Drysdale's plan to tear down the movie studio 141623 1955 Hedda Hopper: Colgate Comedy Hour, The T Episode #183. 1-9-1955 Gossip Columnist Hedda Hopper. Host Bob Hope. Announcer Hal Sawyer. 141624 1955 Hedda Hopper: Colgate Comedy Hour, The: T Episode #206. 8-7-1955 Gossip Columnist Hedda Hopper. Columnist Earl Wilson. Host Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. 141625 1953 Hedda Hopper: Hostess of Goodyear Theatre T Gossip Columnist Hedda Hopper. David Susskind producer. 141626 1955 Hedda Hopper: I Love Lucy: Hedda Hopper Story, The T SVD 951 Episode Columnist Hedda Hopper guests as herself, someone Lucy and Ricky both want very much to impress. Ricky's agent plans a publicity stunt to get Hedda Hopper to do a story on Ricky. Lucy plans a publicity stunt for Ricky and asks help from columnist Hedda Hopper. 141627 2005 Hedda Hopper: Power Players: Hedda Hopper DT DVD -R HQ 2747 Episode. 9-20-1939 Columnist Hedda Hopper becomes one of the first queens of Hollywood gossip. Biography. 141628 1939 Hedda Hopper: Texaco Star Theatre R Episode. Texaco Star Theater Gossip Columnist Hedda Hopper, "the first lady of gossip" appeared on this personality-filled Hollywood variety show. 141629 2000 Hedda Hopper: Wealth & Power: Hedda Hopper: Hollywood's Gossip Queen DT SVD 880 Gossip Columnist Hedda Hopper (1890-1966) profile. 141630 1960 Hedda Hopper's Hollywood DT Sunday Showcase (1-10-60) Gossip Columnist Hedda Hopper 141631 1947 Hedelmaton puu MF Finland Newspaperman (Veikko Sorsakivi). 141632 1943 Hedge Against the Sun N Bentley, B. Printer. Man makes his way from itinerant printer to editor of a newspaper and is rejected by a girl who wants stability. 141633 2006 Hedgie Blasts Off! NJ Brett, Jan (Writer and Illustrator) Reporters. Eager bird reporters -- an owl, a flamingo, a toucan and a cockatoo, whose postures convey their avid impatience -- populate this juvenile novel about an aspiring astronaut. 141634 2001 Hedwig and the Angry Inch M Publicist (Karen Hines) for Tommy. 141635 1973 Heera Panna MF India. Photographer, Anil's (Mac Mohan). 141636 1999 Hefner: Unauthorized MT Reporter #1 (Howard Locke). Reporter #2 (Will Carney). Interviewer (Norman Snow). 141637 1954 Hei, rillumarei! MF Art Critic Kehula (Kai Lappalainen). 141638 1995 Heidi Chronicles, The T VHS 331 Wasserstein, Wendy (Play and Teleplay). Ness Book Editor Scoop Rosenbaum (Peter Friedman) of The Liberated Earth News. Heroine loses virginity to him. Five years later, Rosenbam becomes clerk for the Supreme Court. Marries another woman but remains in contact with heroine Two of them sneak away during his wedding reception for long discussion about how they want different things in life. Rosenbaum returns to journalism when he becomes editor of the successful Boomer Magazine. Rosenbaum sells out liberal ideals for opportunity to make a fortune. When he and heroine meet again in 1989, he has sold the magazine and is contemplating a political career. Washington Post, 10/15/95: "Scoop Rosenbaum…is a perfect send-up of the all-too-typical male of that era -- seductive, ambitious and utterly untrustworthy." 141639 2009 Heidi Singer: Montana Justice NW Flynn, J.T. #3 Montana Series Journalist Heidi Singer, an attractive reporter, joins with Headwaters County Sheriff Ben Green and rancher William J. Sharp to investigate a religious-military sect led by Caleb Howe. This cult-like group has moved to the Lucky Dog Mining Claim intent on establishing a new nation in the wilds of Montana. Headwaters County District Attorney Jefferson Kirk reluctantly agrees to assist John Sharp and the Sharp Ranch launch a recreational cattle drive business. Swollen mountain streams and washed out roads first plague the fledgling enterprise’s trip into Montana’s Big Belt Mountains. The adventure and intrigue increase when the cattle drivers encounter the religious-military sect. Kirk and Sharp must rely on their wits, outdoor acumen and Kirk’s creative legal strategies to extricate themselves and the cattle drive guests from danger. 141640 1997 Heidi Singer: Montana Mirage N Flynn, J.T. #2 Montana Series Journalist Heidi Singer is a citified reporter who solves mysteries with Headwaters County Sheriff Ben Green and District Attorney Jefferson Kirk. Search for a mountain lion that has preyed upon a small child and ranch cattle pits Green and Kirk against the animal rights group, Animals Forever. 141641 1994 Heidi Singer: Montana Pursuit N Flynn, J.T. #1 Montana Series Journalist Heidi Singer arrives to cover the breaking story in Montana -- someone is randomly killing hunters during Montana’s big game season. The task of solving this mystery falls to Headwaters County Sheriff Ben Green and District Attorney Jefferson Kirk. An animal rights organization attempts to create a media event from the murders and Kirk’s life is complicated by the arrival of the lovely journalist Singer. 141642 2004 Heights M Journalist Peter (John Light) is gathering background information on an exhibition of the life’s work of a male photographer known for his nudes. He contacts an actress and her daughter’s boyfriend who has kept his relationships with men a secret from the daughter, Isabel, a gifted photographer who plans on marrying him. Secrets start coming out and each of the characters is forced to decide how much they are willing to pay for honesty. 141643 1957 Hein bei den Funkreportern NJ Nötzoldt, Fritz Germany Radio Journalist 141644 1936 Heinz Magazine of the Air, The R Series - 1936-37 Magazine Editor for radio. Editor was Delmar Edmondson. Interviews with real people. 141645 1972 Heinz Ruhmann in Gesprach MTF Interviewer (Friedrich Luft) 141646 1955 Heir Conditioned M Newspaper Headline 141647 1870 Heir of Gaymount, The N USC Cooke, John Esten Correspondent Frank Lance, "Own Correspondent" of the "Bird of Freedom." 141648 1620 Heire, The P USC May, Thomas News 141649 2002 Heiress Bride, The NR Bright, Laurey Silhouette Romance #1578 Newspaper Publisher Alysi Kingsley, heiress to a publishing empire, wants to prove to her father that she’s worthy of the family newspaper business, and she would do anything to please her ailing father and protect the legacy that was rightfully hers -- even take a husband who didn’t love her. When their gazes clashed and held at the holiday party, she’d never envisioned wedding her father’s right-hand man in a marriage that was more merger than love match. Chase Osborne wanted her, though. And despite her virginal anxiety. Alysia breathlessly awaited their first night in the marriage bed. Though Chase had secrets, she knew he would worship her as a man worships his woman. But could he truly love her once he learned his “princess” wasn’t all he’d believe her to be. 141650 1997 Heirs of the Fire NM Cullen, Robert Washington Reporter Colin Burke, veteran 141651 1994 Heisei tanuki gassen pompoko C Reporter-News Anchor (Mark Moseley - Voice - English Version). The Narrator (Maurice LaMarche - Voice- English Version). 141652 1991 Held Hostage: The Sis and Jerry Levin Story MT SV 441. DVD. 1-13-91 TV Newsman. Sis Levin tries to secure the release of her husband, Jerry (David Dukes), an American TV newsman kidnapped by Muslin fundamentalists in Beirut in 1984 141653 1999 Held Up M News Media. TV Newscaster (Alex Docking). Reporter (Kimberly Karpinski). Cameraman (Grant Boulton). 141654 1946 Heldorado M Reporter Joe (Clayton Moore). Photographer (George Chandler) 141655 1935 Helen Hayes Theatre, The R Series - 1935-37, 1940-41, 1945 Press 141656 1932 Helen in the Editor's Chair NJ Wheeler, Ruth S. Editor. Lass who finds a paper on her hands but makes good. 141657 1984 Helen Keller: Miracle Continues, The MT Reporter (Dean Stuart). Journalist-Author Mark Twain (Jack Warden). 141658 1957 Helen Morgan Story, The M VHS 1081 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell (himself). Warren Douglas (Mark Hellinger). 141659 1998 Helen Thomas: First Lady of the Press DT SVD 1210 White House Correspondent Helen Tomas, oldest correspondent in the Washington D.C. Press Corps is profiled. 141660 1973 Helen: A Woman of Today: Caroline T Episode #5. 10-26-1973 Newsreader (Verne Morgan). 141661 1912 Helen's Marriage M Cameraman (William Beaudine). 141662 2003 Helge & Bernhard TF Denmark. Talk Show Reporter (Kirstine Bjerre - Herself). Hosts (Helge Myrup, Michael Bernhard -- Themselves). 141663 2000 Helicopter M News Media. Newscaster Voice (Carol Dysinger). Newscaster Voice (Kevin Kuhlke). Newscaster Voice (Daniel Posner). Newscaster Voice (Rezinator). Newscaster Voice (Matt Scott). Newssstand Owner (Michael Ahmed). 141664 2005 Helium M Anchor (Stephen Arenholz). Announcer (Andy Geller). 141665 2006 Hell MUS Webster, Michael and Eileen Myles Opera News Media. The opera examines the post 9/11 media culture. 141666 2009 Hell N Tsutsui, Yasutaka Paparazzi chase an actress and a writer into an elevator that drops to floor 666 beneath ground level. The writer, 57-year-old Takeshi has just been involved in a traffic accident. When he wakes up, he is in a strange bar and is no longer crippled as he has been for most of his life, but able to walk without crutches in his everyday business suit. Looking around, he seems a number of familiar faces -- a colleague who died in a plane crash five years before, a childhood friend who was killed by a rival gang member, a man who was frozen to death as a homeless vagrant. This is Hell -- a place where three days last as long as 10 years on earth and people are able to see events in both the future and the past. 141667 1954 Hell and High Water M Reporter (Robert B. Williams). Photographer (Harlan Warde). 141668 2008 Hell Bent N Tapply, William G. Photojournalist Gus Shaw is an independent photojournalist who lost his right hand in Iraq and is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. His sister, Alexandria Shaw, a former lover of Brady Coyne, a Boston area attorney, walks into his office and asks him to handle Shaw’s divorce case. Shaw promises to be a difficult client. But soon after Brady and Gus talk, Gus is found dead, an apparent suicide. Though no evidence suggests murder, Alexandria is convinced her brother didn’t kill himself. Brady agrees to probe, with predictable results. 141669 1931 Hell Bent for Frisco M Ness Book Reporter Jimmy Gray (Charles Delancy) convinces his Editor (William Desmond - The Editor) to hold the paper until gangsters are captured. In one scene, the editor gives the phone to a stuttering rewrite man when the hot story breaks. Variety, 8/11/31: "Old hoke about a tough city editor, reporters fighting for scoops, and finally, the editor holding the presses while the reporter does his stuff." 141670 1934 Hell Cat, The M Buffingon, Adele (Story). Fred Niblo (Screenplay). Joel Sayre (Additional Dialogue) Ness Book Reporter Dan P. Collins (Robert Armstrong) investigates a gambling ring. Photographer Snapper Dugan (Benny Baker). Spoiled woman Geraldine Sloane, aka Mary Todd (Ann Sothern) decides to get a job on a newspaper. Reporter (Billy Arnold) Collins doesn't recognize her and falls for her. They cover a raid on a gambling ship and she sneaks away and removes her disguise and cries for help. Collins gets the crooks and saves her life. Variety, 7/10/34: "Another saga…." "...of the rough, tough newspaper lads. They terrify everybody, including gangsters, society people and the world in general. They also get their story in spite of all odds; they talk rough and act rougher. And they bore the audience for 70 minutes." 141671 2005 Hell Exposed -- The Tabloid Version N Saunders, S. Kaye Tabloid Reporter Martin Johnson always wanted that one great story. He gets it from a mysterious homeless woman named Bel. The series on Hell, the Truth about Satan’s World, becomes more of a success than Martin ever dreamed and crates its own set of hellish problems. More disturbing is that Bel now insists that Martin actually go to hell. His editor agrees, anything to sell more papers. But it’s a one-way trip and Martin doesn’t want to die or come face-to-face with Satan. But how do you say no when the head Devil himself invites you? 141672 2005 Hell Girl (aka Jigoku Shoujo: Girl From Hell) C Animation - Japan Journalist Shibata Hajime (Voices: Yuji Ueda, Japanese, and John Burgmeier, English), is a former journalist who now earns money by blackmailing celebrities with evidence of their scandals. He began to investigate rumors about the Hell Correspondence website merely out of interest, but becomes more heavily involved once he realizes that it is more than just a rumor and people are actually dragged into Hell. He is briefly mentioned in the second season as Ai’s biographer. Hajime, taking full advantage of his daughter Tsugumi’s mysterious connection to Hell Girl, dogs Ai Enma or Enma Ali, the hell girl, all over Japan trying desperately to interfere with her harvesting of souls for vengeance. Mysterious, otherworldly girl spirits victims away to the underworld when their names are posted on an infernal website. Those who seek this vengeance, however, pay a high price for her carrying out their wishes. A Website known as “Hell Correspondence” may only be accessed at midnight by one who harbors a desire for revenge against their tormentor. Should someone submit the name of someone against whom they have a grudge, the Jigoku Shojo (Hell Girl) will offer them a straw doll with a red string wound about its neck. If the string is pulled, she will ferry the target of the revenge straightaway to Hell. The client agrees to a pact where those who request her intervention will also be sent to hell at the end of their natural lives. In Episode 8 of the first season, a journalist named Shibata Hajime (?? ? Shibata Hajime) -- a former scandal-hunter/blackmailer who turned to investigating the stories involving the Jigoku Shojo -- is introduced along with his daughter Tsugumi. After an encounter with Enma Ai, Tsugumi starts to have visions of what Ai sees and thus the two become more and more involved in Ai’s matters. Hajime doesn’t agree with Ai’s methods to deliver vengeance for her clients and tries to stop those who contacted Jigoku Shojo from using her service with Tsugumi’s help. Tsugmi Shibata (?? ??? Shibata Tsugumi). (Voices Nana Mizuki, Japanese, Luci Christian, English) is Hajime’s daughter who often refers to him as “Hajime-chan.” She sees Ai one day and has had a mysterious connection with her ever since. At first, she reports everything she sees through Ai to Hajime, but as the series progresses, she becomes more reluctant to do so as she begins to disagree with her father on whether they should try to stop Ai or not. She is briefly shown in the second season as a source of information for an investigator. At the same time, it seems that she has a similar relationship with Kikuri, which is revealed in the 24th episode of the second season. She is likely to be the medical teacher of Yuzuki's school, in 3rd seasons 4th episode, considering her curly hair and interest in the person of that story who wanted to revenge, most of all, her voice is quite mature-version of Tsugumi's voice in 1st & 2nd season. However, this is yet to be known. Ayumi Shibata (?? ??? Shibata Ayumi). Voiced by: Hitomi Nabatame (Japanese), Colleen Clinkenbeard (English) Hajime's late wife. Hajime devoted more time to his work than to his family, but with the intent to make his wife happy through earning large amounts of money to improve their lifestyle. In her loneliness, Ayumi had an affair with a politician that Hajime happened to be spying on. Because of that incident, he cast her out of the house and forbade her from ever seeing Tsugumi. A few moments later, Ayumi dies in a car accident. Tsugumi keeps her mother's earrings as a memento. Hajime still loves Ayumi very much, and regrets not forgiving her because he believes she would not have died if he had. On the other hand, Ai tried using her death to tempt Tsugumi to send her own father to Hell. Hajime follows her to an isolated island where a young woman is planning to send her domineering aunt to the depths of hell. He traces her to a circus where a badly abused performers has called upon Hell Girl to end her torment. He brings Tsugumi to a haunted rural hospital where Ai Enma has contacted a vengeful spirit. and returns to Tokyo to convince a girl who has been enslaved by a very nasty old woman not to sell her soul for revenge. Well he knows that he is fighting a losing battle against the rage and fear born of a cruel, unforgiving world, but try he must, and try he does, even when the only person who can possibly win is the Hell Girl herself. 141673 2006 Hell Girl: Beyond the Dead End "Fukurokoji no Muko" (???????) C DVD -R HQ 10699 Episode #14. 1-3-2006 Journalist Shibata Hajime (Voices: Yuji Ueda, Japanese, and John Burgmeier, English), is a former journalist who now earns money by blackmailing celebrities with evidence of their scandals. He began to investigate rumors about the Hell Correspondence website merely out of interest, but becomes more heavily involved once he realizes that it is more than just a rumor and people are actually dragged into Hell. He is briefly mentioned in the second season as Ai’s biographer. In Episode 8 of the first season, a journalist named Shibata Hajime -- a former scandal-hunter/blackmailer who turned to investigating the stories involving the Jigoku Shojo -- is introduced along with his daughter Tsugumi. After an encounter with Enma Ai, Tsugumi starts to have visions of what Ai sees and thus the two become more and more involved in Ai’s matters. Hajime doesn’t agree with Ai’s methods to deliver vengeance for her clients and tries to stop those who contacted Jigoku Shojo from using her service with Tsugumi’s help. A woman seeks revenge for the death of her father because of a secret between him and her primary suspect, a mayor. Hajime Shibata managed to make him apologize, but it was too late. 141674 2005 Hell Girl: Broken Threads "Chigireta Ito" (?????) C DVD -R HQ 10580 Episode #11. 12-13-2005 Journalist Shibata Hajime (Voices: Yuji Ueda, Japanese, and John Burgmeier, English), is a former journalist who now earns money by blackmailing celebrities with evidence of their scandals. He began to investigate rumors about the Hell Correspondence website merely out of interest, but becomes more heavily involved once he realizes that it is more than just a rumor and people are actually dragged into Hell. He is briefly mentioned in the second season as Ai’s biographer. In Episode 8 of the first season, a journalist named Shibata Hajime -- a former scandal-hunter/blackmailer who turned to investigating the stories involving the Jigoku Shojo -- is introduced along with his daughter Tsugumi. After an encounter with Enma Ai, Tsugumi starts to have visions of what Ai sees and thus the two become more and more involved in Ai’s matters. Hajime doesn’t agree with Ai’s methods to deliver vengeance for her clients and tries to stop those who contacted Jigoku Shojo from using her service with Tsugumi’s help. In this episode, Journalist Hajime visits a former co-worker, a dirty journalist willing to create a scandal where none exists. Masaya Kataoka seeks revenge against a journalist named Takashi Inagaki (Voices Wataru Takag, Japanese, Chuck Huber, English) who framed him and his late father. Somehow Hajima Shibata is involved because Inagaki is his former boss. 141675 2009 Hell Girl: Disturbance C DVD -R HQ 10915 Episode. News Media. Thousands of weapons threaten to destroy Tokyo. 141676 2006 Hell Girl: Ephemeral, The Karinui" (????) C DVD -R HQ 10960 Episode #26. 4-4-2006 Journalist Shibata Hajime (Voices: Yuji Ueda, Japanese, and John Burgmeier, English), is a former journalist who now earns money by blackmailing celebrities with evidence of their scandals. He began to investigate rumors about the Hell Correspondence website merely out of interest, but becomes more heavily involved once he realizes that it is more than just a rumor and people are actually dragged into Hell. He is briefly mentioned in the second season as Ai’s biographer. In Episode 8 of the first season, a journalist named Shibata Hajime -- a former scandal-hunter/blackmailer who turned to investigating the stories involving the Jigoku Shojo -- is introduced along with his daughter Tsugumi. After an encounter with Enma Ai, Tsugumi starts to have visions of what Ai sees and thus the two become more and more involved in Ai’s matters. Hajime doesn’t agree with Ai’s methods to deliver vengeance for her clients and tries to stop those who contacted Jigoku Shojo from using her service with Tsugumi’s help. Ai Enma urges Tsugumi Shibata to send her father Hajime to Hell, using the case of her late mother Ayumi. 141677 2006 Hell Girl: Glass Scenery C DVD -R HQ 10792 Episode #17. 1-31-2006 Journalist Shibata Hajime (Voices: Yuji Ueda, Japanese, and John Burgmeier, English), is a former journalist who now earns money by blackmailing celebrities with evidence of their scandals. He began to investigate rumors about the Hell Correspondence website merely out of interest, but becomes more heavily involved once he realizes that it is more than just a rumor and people are actually dragged into Hell. He is briefly mentioned in the second season as Ai’s biographer. In Episode 8 of the first season, a journalist named Shibata Hajime -- a former scandal-hunter/blackmailer who turned to investigating the stories involving the Jigoku Shojo -- is introduced along with his daughter Tsugumi. After an encounter with Enma Ai, Tsugumi starts to have visions of what Ai sees and thus the two become more and more involved in Ai’s matters. Hajime doesn’t agree with Ai’s methods to deliver vengeance for her clients and tries to stop those who contacted Jigoku Shojo from using her service with Tsugumi’s help. Caught in an abandoned sanitarium, Hajime and his daughter come upon a vengeful girl’s ghost. 141678 2009 Hell Girl: Hell Girl C DVD -R HQ 10985 Episode. 3-17-2009 Journalist Shibata Hajime (Voices: Yuji Ueda, Japanese, and John Burgmeier, English), is a former journalist who now earns money by blackmailing celebrities with evidence of their scandals. He began to investigate rumors about the Hell Correspondence website merely out of interest, but becomes more heavily involved once he realizes that it is more than just a rumor and people are actually dragged into Hell. He is briefly mentioned in the second season as Ai’s biographer. In Episode 8 of the first season, a journalist named Shibata Hajime -- a former scandal-hunter/blackmailer who turned to investigating the stories involving the Jigoku Shojo -- is introduced along with his daughter Tsugumi. After an encounter with Enma Ai, Tsugumi starts to have visions of what Ai sees and thus the two become more and more involved in Ai’s matters. Hajime doesn’t agree with Ai’s methods to deliver vengeance for her clients and tries to stop those who contacted Jigoku Shojo from using her service with Tsugumi’s help. The sad story of Ai’s past is revealed. 141679 2006 Hell Girl: Kind Neighbour, The (aka Kind Neighbor, The) "Yasashii Rinjin" (?????) C DVD -R HQ 10879 Episode #21. 2-28-2006 Journalist Shibata Hajime (Voices: Yuji Ueda, Japanese, and John Burgmeier, English), is a former journalist who now earns money by blackmailing celebrities with evidence of their scandals. He began to investigate rumors about the Hell Correspondence website merely out of interest, but becomes more heavily involved once he realizes that it is more than just a rumor and people are actually dragged into Hell. He is briefly mentioned in the second season as Ai’s biographer. In Episode 8 of the first season, a journalist named Shibata Hajime -- a former scandal-hunter/blackmailer who turned to investigating the stories involving the Jigoku Shojo -- is introduced along with his daughter Tsugumi. After an encounter with Enma Ai, Tsugumi starts to have visions of what Ai sees and thus the two become more and more involved in Ai’s matters. Hajime doesn’t agree with Ai’s methods to deliver vengeance for her clients and tries to stop those who contacted Jigoku Shojo from using her service with Tsugumi’s help. A woman and her father move to a farm to take a break from urban life. Their neighbor helps them out with work on the farm. The crops are eventually overrun by pests and the father eventually dies of alcoholism. The daughter eventually finds out that the neighbor sabotaged their crops and wants to send him to hell, but is convinced otherwise by Journalist Hajime Shibata. 141680 2009 Hell Girl: Light C DVD -R HQ 10953 Episode #23. 3-14-2006 Journalist Shibata Hajime (Voices: Yuji Ueda, Japanese, and John Burgmeier, English), is a former journalist who now earns money by blackmailing celebrities with evidence of their scandals. He began to investigate rumors about the Hell Correspondence website merely out of interest, but becomes more heavily involved once he realizes that it is more than just a rumor and people are actually dragged into Hell. He is briefly mentioned in the second season as Ai’s biographer. In Episode 8 of the first season, a journalist named Shibata Hajime -- a former scandal-hunter/blackmailer who turned to investigating the stories involving the Jigoku Shojo -- is introduced along with his daughter Tsugumi. After an encounter with Enma Ai, Tsugumi starts to have visions of what Ai sees and thus the two become more and more involved in Ai’s matters. Hajime doesn’t agree with Ai’s methods to deliver vengeance for her clients and tries to stop those who contacted Jigoku Shojo from using her service with Tsugumi’s help. A sweet nurse was sent to hell by an unknown drug addict. Hajime Shibata points to the husband of a former female patient, but the trail went hold because his suspect is computer-illiterate. 141681 2006 Hell Girl: Light of the Hospital Ward, The "Byoto no Hikari" (????) C Episode #23. 3-14-2006 Journalist Shibata Hajime (Voices: Yuji Ueda, Japanese, and John Burgmeier, English), is a former journalist who now earns money by blackmailing celebrities with evidence of their scandals. He began to investigate rumors about the Hell Correspondence website merely out of interest, but becomes more heavily involved once he realizes that it is more than just a rumor and people are actually dragged into Hell. He is briefly mentioned in the second season as Ai’s biographer. In Episode 8 of the first season, a journalist named Shibata Hajime -- a former scandal-hunter/blackmailer who turned to investigating the stories involving the Jigoku Shojo -- is introduced along with his daughter Tsugumi. After an encounter with Enma Ai, Tsugumi starts to have visions of what Ai sees and thus the two become more and more involved in Ai’s matters. Hajime doesn’t agree with Ai’s methods to deliver vengeance for her clients and tries to stop those who contacted Jigoku Shojo from using her service with Tsugumi’s help. A sweet nurse was sent to hell by an unknown drug addict. Hajime Shibata points to the husband of a former female patient, but the trail went hold because his suspect is computer-illiterate. 141682 2005 Hell Girl: Purgatory Girl "Rengoku Shojo" (????) C DVD -R HQ 10640 Episode #13. 12-27-2005 Journalist Shibata Hajime (Voices: Yuji Ueda, Japanese, and John Burgmeier, English), is a former journalist who now earns money by blackmailing celebrities with evidence of their scandals. He began to investigate rumors about the Hell Correspondence website merely out of interest, but becomes more heavily involved once he realizes that it is more than just a rumor and people are actually dragged into Hell. He is briefly mentioned in the second season as Ai’s biographer. In Episode 8 of the first season, a journalist named Shibata Hajime -- a former scandal-hunter/blackmailer who turned to investigating the stories involving the Jigoku Shojo -- is introduced along with his daughter Tsugumi. After an encounter with Enma Ai, Tsugumi starts to have visions of what Ai sees and thus the two become more and more involved in Ai’s matters. Hajime doesn’t agree with Ai’s methods to deliver vengeance for her clients and tries to stop those who contacted Jigoku Shojo from using her service with Tsugumi’s help. In this episode, we find out that Ai Enma isn’t just a recent phenomenon, but one occurring for hundreds of years. Hell Correspondence can be accessed through the classified ads. A man named Fukumoto sent a man named Okochi to Hell using the method -- and Hajime Shibata hears his story and sees him die after 50 or so years. 141683 2006 Hell Girl: Rain of Remorse "Kaikon no Ame" (????) C DVD -R HQ 10894 Episode #22. 3-7-2006 Journalist Shibata Hajime (Voices: Yuji Ueda, Japanese, and John Burgmeier, English), is a former journalist who now earns money by blackmailing celebrities with evidence of their scandals. He began to investigate rumors about the Hell Correspondence website merely out of interest, but becomes more heavily involved once he realizes that it is more than just a rumor and people are actually dragged into Hell. He is briefly mentioned in the second season as Ai’s biographer. In Episode 8 of the first season, a journalist named Shibata Hajime -- a former scandal-hunter/blackmailer who turned to investigating the stories involving the Jigoku Shojo -- is introduced along with his daughter Tsugumi. After an encounter with Enma Ai, Tsugumi starts to have visions of what Ai sees and thus the two become more and more involved in Ai’s matters. Hajime doesn’t agree with Ai’s methods to deliver vengeance for her clients and tries to stop those who contacted Jigoku Shojo from using her service with Tsugumi’s help. A heartbroken husband Goro who is being cheated on by his wife calls on Ai for help and sends his wife to hell. Hajime Shibata attempted to stop him but failed and ended up telling Goro about a similar experience that he had with his wife, Ayumi. 141684 2005 Hell Girl: Silent Friendship "Seijaku no Majiwari" (??????) C Episode #8. 11-22-2005 Journalist Shibata Hajime (Voices: Yuji Ueda, Japanese, and John Burgmeier, English), is a former journalist who now earns money by blackmailing celebrities with evidence of their scandals. He began to investigate rumors about the Hell Correspondence website merely out of interest, but becomes more heavily involved once he realizes that it is more than just a rumor and people are actually dragged into Hell. He is briefly mentioned in the second season as Ai’s biographer. In Episode 8 of the first season, a journalist named Shibata Hajime -- a former scandal-hunter/blackmailer who turned to investigating the stories involving the Jigoku Shojo -- is introduced along with his daughter Tsugumi. After an encounter with Enma Ai, Tsugumi starts to have visions of what Ai sees and thus the two become more and more involved in Ai’s matters. Hajime doesn’t agree with Ai’s methods to deliver vengeance for her clients and tries to stop those who contacted Jigoku Shojo from using her service with Tsugumi’s help. A man seeks revenge against a woman after she witnesses the man shove her best friend off a building. Tsugumi and Hajime make their first appearance. 141685 1999 Hell House N Matheson, Richard Magazine and Newspaper Publisher Rolf Rudolph Deutsch is going to die. But when the wealthy publisher starts thinking seriously about his impending death, he offers to pay a physicist and two mediums, one physical and one mental, $100,000 each to establish the facts of life after death. Dr. Lionel Barrett, the physicist, accompanied by the mediums, travel to the Belasco House in Maine, which has been abandoned and sealed since 1949 after a decade of drug addiction, alcoholism and debauchery. For one night Barrett and his colleagues investigate the Belasco House and learn exactly why the town folks refer to it as the Hell House. 141686 1968 Hell in the Pacific M DVD -R HQ 7733, 7734 AFI-"Life" (Magazine) Magazine. U.S. soldier and a Japanese soldier are marooned on an island together. 141687 1955 Hell is a City NM Ard, William Editor, reformed-minded newspaper editor hires a detective to solve a case. 141688 1990 Hell Most Feared SS MLPL Onetti, Juan Carlos In "Goodbyes and Stories." Society Page Female Journalist. In the newspaper office, El Liberal, Risso. Little journalism. 141689 1957 Hell on Devil's Island M SV 187 Press 141690 2002 Hell on Heels: Battle of Mary Kay, The MT DVD -R HQ 8868, 8869. VHS 1292 (Missing Ending) Female Reporter (Rachel Crawford), a cynical reporter, profiles Mary Kay, changes her story's focus when she learns about BeautiControl, an emerging cosmetics company led by Jinger Heath. 141691 1973 Hell Up in Harlem M DVD -R HQ 8497, 8498 Sequel to "Black Caesar" Newspapers. African-American hoodlum makes New York City safe for innocent black people and then disappears. He fights racism, corrupt police and politicians and other gangsters to protect the city for the innocents. 141692 1958 Hell's Five Hours M Photographer (Norman Nazarr). 141693 1932 Hell's House M VHS 933 Ness Book - DAVIS Crusading Newspaper Editor of The Morning Times, Frank Gebhardt (Morgan Wallace) campaigns to have conditions at a school improved. Variety, 2/16/32: "Much time is devoted to the actions of a stagy newspaper editor who does things in the strictly Hollywood manner." 141694 2001 Hell's Kitchen NM Niles, Chris TV Reporter Catrina Vermont, is an aging TV journalist on the graveyard shift who is assigned to the story of a serial killer who lures desperate New York apartment hunters into his clutches by advertising sublets in the Village Voice. Vermont is a TV news "face" whose ratings have been sagging lately. 141695 1954 Hell's Outpost M Short, Luke (Novel - "Silver Rock"). Kenneth Gamet (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Sam Horne (Jim Davis) of the local newspaper helps opportunistic Korean War vet oppose local banker who is trying to sabotage a tungsten mining operation. They obtain evidence that he altered county records. Corrupt banker killed while trying to set off an explosion to block the mine operations. 141696 2000 Hellblock 13 M TV Anchor (Chris Sutton) 141697 2004 Hellboy M DVD -R HQ 2879, 2880. News Media. Blonde Television Reporter (Ellen Savaria). Television Host (Bob Sherman). Rdioman (Todd Kramer). 141698 1983 Hellcats: Mud Wrestling M UK Interviewer (John M. East) 141699 1935 Helldorado M Newspaper Reporters (James Bradbury Jr., Lester Dorr, Creighton Hale). Editor (Berton Churchill) of the Clarion. Clarion Editor's Wife (Alma Chester). Editor (Charles Sellon) of the Bugle. 141700 1960 Heller in Pink Tights M Photographer of Dead Gunmen (Howard McNear). 141701 1897 Hellfire Hotchkiss SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Satires & Burlesques." Printers 141702 1989 Hellgate M Newspaper Editor (Franco Cotumaccio). 141703 2001 Hellgate: House That Screamed 2, The M Interview Host (Richard Feil). Publisher (Todd Carpenter). 141704 1981 Hellinger's Law MT TV Reporter is murdered and a syndicate's accountant who is actually a Justice Department agent who has infiltrated the mob is accused of murdering the local TV newscaster. 141705 2005 Hellix…Loaded, The M News Media. CNN Reporter (Promise LaMarco). 141706 1987 Hello Again M SV 149 Reporter (Craig Barnett). Reporter #1 (Kate McGregor-Stewart). Reporter #2 (Lynne Thigpen). Reporter #3 (Royce Rich). Reporter #4 (Chip Zien). Reporter #6 (Robert Lempert). International News Reporter (John J. Healey). International News Reporters (Anna Marie Wieder, Esther Gordon, Jo Jones). Financial Newscaster (Mary Armstrong) 141707 2006 Hello Again Everybody DT Sports Commentator Bob Costas. 141708 1958 Hello London M Press Photographer (Oliver Reed). 141709 1942 Hello, Annapolis M Reporters (Jack Gardner, Cyril Ring). 141710 2004 Hello, Darkness N Brown, Sandra Radio Talk Show-Advice Host Paris Gibson is popular. Her show is both an escape and her one real contact with the outside world. Her world of isolation is brutally threatened when one listener tells her that her on-air advice to the girl he loves has caused her to jilt him. He intends to exact his revenge. First he plans to kill the girl, then Paris. Joined by the Austin, Texas police department, Paris plunges into a race against time to find the man. 141711 1969 Hello, Dolly! M News Vendor (William "Billy" Benedict) 141712 1979 Hello, Larry T Series 1-26-1979 to 4-26-1981. Talk Radio Show. Larry Alder (McLean Stevenson) hosts "The Lady Alder Show" a radio call-in program (originally "Hello Larry") on KLOW, Portland, Oregon. Morgan Winslow (Joanna Gleason), producer. 141713 2008 Hello... MF India TV Reporter (Anupam Maanav). One night at a call center. 141714 1992 Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth M DVD -R HQ 3400, 3385. SV 241 Barker, Clive (Characters). Peter Atkins (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Joey Summerskill (Terry Farrell) takes on the forces of darkness. She initially expresses her objections to being assigned to a hospital emergency room where nothing is happening. She witnesses a gore-covered patient being brought in. Patient causes havoc before exploding. Her cameraman left shortly before the patient's arrival and the reporter is told by a technician, "This is TV -- no pictures, no story." She tracks down the woman who accompanied the patient to the hospital. She agrees to let the woman stay at her apartment in exchange for information. Two women break into a gallery to find a statue that is linked to the supernatural events. Spirits of a soldier contacts the reporter. He tells her a box she has can recapture the demon Pinhead. When she calls her cameraman to cover the aftermath of the violence, he also becomes a victim of the demonic forces and ends up as a mutant with a camera implanted in his head and a lens in eye. Reporter fights to return the demons to the box. Quote: "I want to do this the right way -- tight stories, not tight skirts." 141715 2005 Hellraiser: Deader M DVD -R HQ 7124, 7125 Female Reporter goes undercover to investigate an underground group that can resurrect the dead, much to Pinhead's dismay. She becomes entangled with the deadly underground group responsible for the malevolent resurrections and any moment may be her last. 141716 2005 Hellsing, Volume Two: Blood Brothers C TV Reporter investigates The Hellsing Organization, a supernatural collective dedicated to protecting mankind from a war that rages in the Earth's shadows in which humanity is only a pawn. Together with Arucard, a rogue vampire, they fight a race of super vampires threatening to take over the world. In these episodes, a traitor begins revealing top secret information about Hellsing, prompting interest from a nosy TV reporter. Later, the criminal Valentine Brothers lead a daring raid on Hellsing headquarters where an important meeting is in progress. For centuries, humankind's primary defense against these neck-biting monsters has been the Hellsing Organization, currently led by Sir Integral Hellsing. The TV Journalist seems determined to make things a lot more difficult for the Hellsing Organization by trying to expose them on camera to show them to the world. 141717 2006 Helltown (aka DC Universe: Helltown) N O'Neil, Dennis Radio Reporter Vic Stage arrives in Hub City trying to uncover his own mysterious past. But once in the crime-ridden city, the honest reporter is quickly sucked into a maelstrom of danger. He works as a reporter for the local radio station but gets too close to a deadly story and is nearly murdered. Rescued by a female mercurial assassin, he is given a new identity by Batman. Now reborn as The Question, Vic Sage vows to destroy a vast corrupt conspiracy involving Hub City's most powerful men. 141718 1941 Hellzapoppin M Photographer (Hal K. Dawson). Cameraman (George Chandler). 141719 1952 Helmet of Pluto SSF USC Claudy, Carl H. In "American Boy Adventure Stories." Editor Arthur Penrhyn, managing editor of the Times-Star. Frank P. Melrose, Publisher. Bernard (Hoot) Ouhl wants to be a newspaperman. 141720 2006 Help Me Help You: Fun Run T Episode #3. 10-10-2006 Photographer (Michael Naughton). 141721 1949 Help Wanted T Suspense Press 141722 1911 Help Wanted M AD Newspaper Advertisement. Want Ad. Rich uncle leaves and hands nephew the want ad page from newspaper Instead of giving man financial help, hands him the Help Wanted page of morning paper -- broad hint to look for work 141723 2003 Help Wanted M Short - Comedy Interviewer (Pierre Franklin Radimak - The Interviewer). 141724 1986 Help Wanted: Kids MT Photographer (Rick Overton). 141725 1982 Help Wanted: Male MT Publisher. Free-thinking magazine publisher (Suzanne Pleshette) hires a husband (Gil Gerard) to father her child 141726 2009 Help, The N Stockett, Kathryn Advice Columnist Skeeter is a white Ole Miss graduate whose mother frets over her daughter’s frizzy hair and ringless wedding finger and who wants to write with more substance than her piddly housecleaning-advice column at the Jackson Journal. Buoyed by a chance conversation with a steely New York book editor, she decides to anonymously record the experiences of black maids, paid to raise and nurture other people’s children while their employers insist they use a separate bathroom -- preferably one outside the house. She has an oilman suitor. 141727 1912 Help! Help! M Newspaper. Mrs. Suburbanite reads in morning paper about burglars and is in a state of panic 141728 1976 Helter Skelter MT TV Reporter (Robert Rothwell). Reporter (Sidney Clute). Reporter (Phil Montgomery). Newscasters (Jerry Dunphy, George Putnam). Charles Manson "Family" and trial of the Tate-LaBianca murders. 141729 1949 Helter Skelter M News Reader (Michael Ward) 141730 2004 Helter Skelter MT DVD -R 1680, 1681 Bugliosi, Vincent (Based on the Book) News Media. L.A. Local Newscaster (Mark Thompson). Local TV Reporter (Patricia Del Rio). Stand Up Reporter at Tate House (Ted Garcia). Gossip Queen (Maura Soden). Charles Manson manipulates his followers into committing horrifying acts of murder in the summer of 1969. 141731 1970 Helter Skelter Murders, The M News Media. News Reporter (Bill Stowe). News Artist (Robert Eckstrom). Fashion Photographer (Michael Hulett). 141732 1988 Hemingway T Series Time-Life Reporter (Bill Lawrence) 141733 1983 Hemingway Papers, The N Cosgrove, Vincent News Media 141734 2003 Hemingway vs. Callaghan MT Miniseries. Canada. Reporter Morley Callaghan (Robin Dunne as a young man; Gordon Pinsent as the older Callaghan), now a Canadian novelist, remembers his friendship with Ernest Hemingway (Vincent Walsh as the young Hemingway) in the 1920s when both were reporters in Toronto, and then rising writers in Paris, hobnobbing with F. Scott Fitzgerald and others. They then had a falling out over a boxing match. 141735 2001 Hemingway, the Hunter of Death MF Dow, Sergio Kenya-Spain Photojournalist Renata, novelist Ernest Hemingway, a British police commissioner, Hemingway's lover, and godson, a Spanish biologist and frustrated bullfighter head a scientific safari undertaking the ascent of Mount Kenya. The time is during the Kenyan struggle for independence from the British in the late 1950s. 141736 1962 Hemingway's Adventures of a Young Man M SVD 521 AFI-Newspapermen/Publicists - PR Newspapers. Press Agent (Dan Dailey), always drunk. . Working on newspaper 141737 1986 Hemingway's Notebook NM OWN - P Granger, Bill News Media 141738 1990 Hemligheten MF News Media. News Journalists (Sune Lindgren, Kent Olofsson) 141739 1908 Hemlock Avenue Mystery, The NM Doubleday, Roman (Long, Lily) Press 141740 1915 Hempfield: American Novel, An N OWN - H Grayson, David (Baker, Ray Stannard) Newspaper Owner Anthy, a young lady, inherits her father's weekly newspaper and assumes the role of publisher. Nort Carr, an intellectual printer who longs to revolutionize the paper and journalism by emphasizing truth is her helper. Country journalism. Written under a pseudonym by the noted biographer, Ray Stannard Baker. 141741 1976 Henderson Equation, The N OWN - H Adler, Warren Editor Nick Gold must decide whether or not to print a story in the newspaper obtained by his top reporter. Story would ruin the political career of a senator with presidential aspirations. Myra Pell. Publisher does not want the story printed because he is backing the senator. Washington D.C. in the 1970s. 141742 1980 Henderson Monster, The MT TV Reporter (Beatrice Bush) 141743 2000 Hendrix MT Reporter (Joe Bostick). Reporter (T.L. Forsberg) 141744 1968 Hennes meget kongelige hoyhet MF Engelsk TV Reporter (Christopher Benjamin). 141745 1993 Henrie O'Dwyer Collins: Dead Man's Island NM Hart, Carolyn #1 Henrie O Mystery Series Former Journalist Henrietta O'Dwyer Collins, retired Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist in her 70s, had a love affair 40 years ago with media magnate Chase Prescott who calls her for help in figuring out who tried to kill him with poisoned candy. Henrie O is invited as well as all the suspects who want him dead to his private island off the coast of South Carolina hoping that Henrie will be able to catch the killer. Feisty and incisive, her investigative instincts not blunted by retirement or widowhood, Henrie tries to determine who is behind further attempts on Chase's life. Two more people are murdered. A hurricane shears wings off the mansion and Henrie figures out the motives and the murderer. 141746 1997 Henrie O'Dwyer Collins: Death in Lover's Lane (aka Death in Lovers' Lane) NM Hart, Carolyn #3 Henrie O Mystery Series Former Journalist Henrietta O'Dwyer Collins, retired Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist in her 70s, teaches journalism at Thorndyke University in Missouri. A talented journalism student, Maggie Winslow, is found dead in the Lovers' Lane where two undergraduates were murdered 10 years earlier. Henri O decides to find her student's killer, but first must discover which of the old crimes Maggie was probing led to her murder. Henrie O searches through newspaper files and interviews old witnesses and new suspects including a womanizing journalist. 141747 1998 Henrie O'Dwyer Collins: Death in Paradise NM OWN - H - P Hart, Carolyn #4 Henrie O Mystery Series Former Journalist Henrietta O'Dwyer Collins, retired Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist in her 70s, receives a package containing a chilling message claiming that her husband's fatal fall was no accident. Six years ago, Henrie O's beloved newspaperman husband Richard lost his life on the Hawaiian island of Kauai. Now a chilling message calls it murder. Following cryptic clues and her infallible instincts to a lush and verdant tropical Eden where Richard spent his final days. The determined sexagenarian sleuth investigates learning that the deaths did not begin or end with Richard Collins. 141748 1999 Henrie O'Dwyer Collins: Death on the River Walk (aka Death on the Riverwalk) NM Hart, Carolyn G. #5 Henrie O Mystery Series Former Journalist Henrietta O'Dwyer Collins, retired Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist in her 70s, no longer chases hot stories all over the world, but murder mysteries seem to find her. This time, a frantic phone call from an old friend on the other side of the world sends Henri O rushing to San Antonio to check out the baffling disappearance of her friend's granddaughter who has dropped out of sight without a word. 141749 2001 Henrie O'Dwyer Collins: Resort to Murder: NM Hart, Carolyn G. #6 Henrie O Mystery Series Former Journalist Henrietta O'Dwyer Collins, retired Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist in her 70s, joins a wedding party in glorious Bermuda -- only to discover that death is an uninvited guest. 141750 1993 Henrie O'Dwyer Collins: Scandal in Fair Haven: NM Hart, Carolyn #2 Henrie O Mystery Series Former Journalist Henrietta O'Dwyer Collins, retired Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist in her 60s, follows the trail of a bloodstained man who breaks into her vacation cabin to the community of Fair Haven, Tennessee. There she learns that even the most proper towns can be a sizzling cauldron of lethal secrets. 141751 2007 Henrie O'Dwyer Collins: Set Sail for Murder: NM Hart, Carolyn G. #7 Henrie O Mystery Series Former Journalist Henrietta O'Dwyer Collins, retired Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist in her 70s, is asked by her former lover who married another woman to help him because he is afraid one of his wife's stepchildren is trying to kill her. She reluctantly agrees to go on a family cruise. She sets sail to aid an ex-flame on a murderous Baltic cruise. When the wife is pushed overboard, it's up to Henrietta O. to find the murderer before her beloved takes the fall. 141752 2009 Henrietta Fox: Deadline Murders, The NM Morgans, Ron #3 Henrietta Fox Series Paparazzo Henrietta “Henri” Fox is a flame-haired girl in biker’s boots and leathers with an Irish temper and a touch of OCD. She works the streets of London making money snapping celebrities. She rides a Yamaha on the streets of London stalking celebrities for the tabloid gossip pages. When a Chinese military plane explodes in a fireball before her camera, life for Henrietta Fox gets dangerous. Five reporters across Europe have been murdered, each with their exotic, lop-eared Sumxu cats. Animals considered extinct for 300 years. Only Henrietta Fox knows why -- and that knowledge could kill her. To survive she must pursue a madman across China with partner Cass Farraday, a six-foot-three, ex-Repton public schoolboy turned tabloid reporter. Only they can prevent an Armageddon assault on Britain’s Air Traffic Control. Fail and half a million lives will be lost. 141753 2009 Henrietta Fox: Emerald Killers, The NM Morgans, Ron #3 Henrietta Fox-Cass Farrady Series Paparazzo Henrietta “Henri” Fox is a flame-haired girl in biker’s boots and leathers with an Irish temper and a touch of OCD. She works the streets of London making money snapping celebrities. She rides a Yamaha on the streets of London stalking celebrities for the tabloid gossip pages. Henrietta can’t keep out of trouble. The flame-haired camera girl pictures The Madonna, star of the Hollywood blockbuster Virgin Mary, making love on the back seat of a stretch limo. The movie is hot property and Henri wants to auction her scandalous picture around the globe. She teams with Cass Farrady, an ex-public schoolboy turned tabloid reporter with a devious line in interviews, to expose the “chaste” star’s secret past. The trail will lead them from Madrid to the notorious Boyaca Emerald Valley in Colombia. The movie star, with a yen for cocaine and public sexual exhibitionism, has another life. She is one of three dangerous daughters of a ruthless emerald mine owner who takes what he want with a gun. He pays the left-wing guerrilla FARC for protection. But the U.S. President has sent an American black operations team to kill him. On this deadly assignment Henrietta and Cass will have to survive them both. 141754 2006 Henrietta Fox: Kill Chase NM Morgans, Ron #1 Henrietta Fox Series Paparazzo Henrietta “Henri” Fox is a flame-haired girl in leather with an Irish temper and a touch of OCD. She works the streets of London making money snapping celebrities. When she pictures the Prime Minister’s pregnant mistress with another man, her life gets dangerous. Then the mistress is murdered and the killer wants Henrietta Fox dead too. Christian Boyd is an ex-Royal Protection Officer now living over the bar El Griego in Spain. When there is a treat to the Queen’s life, Boyd is wanted back in London -- fast. He chases the wrong man and the clock is ticking. The cop and the camera girl pursue the same enemy: A financier whose aim is to make billions from disaster and assassination. Now Henrietta must survive him and Boyd must kill the Monarch’s deadly foe or die trying. The kill chase will take them from Belgravia via Beverly Hills, Barcelona and Jerusalem. It will end with blood staining the sands of Palestinian Gaza. 141755 1957 Henrik Hauch MF Interviewer (Aage Hastrup) 141756 1990 Henry & June M Publisher-Editor (Juan Luis Bunuel). 141757 1944 Henry Aldrich Plays Cupid M Reporter (Ronald R. Rondell). 141758 1942 Henry Aldrich, Editor M VHS 804 Goldsmith, Clifford (Characters). Muriel Roy Bolton, Val Burton (Screenplay) Ness Book. Bijou School Newspaper Editor Henry Aldrich (Jimmy Lydon) wins an essay contest to get the job. Decides to increase circulation by running more than school news. When he covers a fire, a reporter convinces him to sensationalize the story. So Aldrich implies fire was result of sabotage. Owner of burnt building threatens to sue and Aldrich loses his position. Aldrich meets arsonist, but every time he tries to catch him at the site of a fire he is found there himself and gets blamed. After Aldrich is brought to trial, he sneaks out of courtroom, goes to warehouse that is the arsonist's next target. When he and arsonist have to jump from burning building, the arsonist is caught and Aldrich is cleared. News Vendor (Tom Fadden). Variety, 9/30/42: "This time, he's editor of the high school paper, but not like any one ever seen in any school, excepting as dreamed up here. Close-up of the city room in a small city newspaper is pretentious, if highly artificial." 141759 1944 Henry Aldrich's Little Secret M News Media. Newspaper Reporter (Lester Dorr). Newspaper Reporter (Walter Sande). Reporter (Ronald R. Rondell). Photographer (Hal K. Dawson). Radio Announcer (John Wald). 141760 1852 Henry Esmond N OWN - P Thackeray, William Makepeace Journalist Richard Steele, an early friend of Henry Esmond. Presented as a hen-pecked husband. His status as a literary man and journalist mostly ignored. Joseph Addison, leading Whit of the period as well as a prominent man of letters. Real-life journalists used in fiction. Mr. Leach, a printer at whose house Esmond meets Dr. Swift. 141761 1997 Henry Fool M TV Reporter (Maraya Chase). Newspaper Reporter (Marissa Chibas) 141762 1597 Henry Fourth, Part One P Shakespeare, William Messenger. Act IV Scene I News. Act II Scene II 141763 1598 Henry Fourth, Part Two P Shakespeare, William News. Act V Scene III. ...There's one Pistol come from the court with news. Pistol: ...Shall dunghill curs confront the Helicons? And shall good news be baffled? Shallow: Give me pardon, sir: if, sir, you come with news from the court, I take it there's but two ways, either to utter them, or to conceal them. 141764 1918 Henry Is Twenty N USC Merwin, Samuel Journalist Henry Calverly , writer for The Weekly Voice of Sunbury, had the word sense. Humphrey Weaver the editor. Robert A. McGibbon, editor and proprietor of the Sunbury Weekly Gleaner Norton P. Boyce, owner. Miss Amelia Dittenhoefer, six to eight columns of news and gossip to the Voice. 141765 1993 Henry James' Midnight Song N Hill, Carol de Chellis Weinberg List Journalist 141766 1988 Henry McGee Is Not Dead NM OWN - P Granger, Bill News Media 141767 1592 Henry Sixth, Part Three P Shakespeare, William Messenger and News. Act II Scene I. Edward: Had he been ta'en we should have heard the news. Had he been slain we should have heard the news. Or had he 'scaped, methinks we should have heard The happy tidings of his good escape. Enter a Messenger. Richard: But what art thou, whose heavy looks foretell Some dreadful story hanging on thy tongue? Messenger: Ah! one that was a woeful looker-on When as the noble Duke of York was slain, Your princely father and my loving lord. Edward: O! speak no more, for I have heard too much. Richard: Say how he died, for I will hear it all. The Messenger then tells what happened, how it happened. Act I Scene II. Enter a Messenger. York: But stay: what news? why comest thou in such post? The Messenger tells him in detail. Act III Scene I. King Henry: What news from France?….Cold News for me. Enter a Messenger and gives the news to King Henry and the Lords. 141768 1954 Henry Sows the Wind N Glanville, Brian News Media 141769 1597 Henry the Fourth, Part I P OWN Shakespeare, William Messenger 141770 1598 Henry the Fourth, Part II P OWN Shakespeare, William Messenger. Rumour, painted full of tongues: The posts come tiring on, And not a man of them brings other news Than they have learn'd of me from Rumour's tongues They bring smooth comforts false, worse than true wrongs. Act II Scene I. Lord Chief Justice: Just. I have heard better news. 141771 2003 Henry the Tenth M TV Correspondent (Autumn de Vitry). TV News Anchor (Jeremy Kidd). TV News Announcer (Pat Kiernan). Music Channel Interviewer (Cari Golden). War Photographer (Meike Bergmann). Music Channel Cameraman (Terrell L. Moore). 141772 2008 Henry Wolfe: Out of the Devil’s Mouth N Thrasher, Travis Reporter Henry Wolfe has a penchant for finding trouble, or more precisely trouble usually finds him. It is the late 1920s and Wolfe, a traveling reporter-self-proclaimed adventurer, is hired to go on a mission deep into the dubious jungles of Venezuela. The son of a wealthy family disappeared during his search for a lost tribe that may have found the key to eternal life. Wolfe is a last-minute replacement on the team to go find and extricate the son. No white man has ever gone down this Venezuelan river path and returned alive. Local tribesman and predators lurk in the leafy shadows as Henry and his team fight for their lives. 141773 2003 Henry X M TV News Correspondent (Autumn de Vitry). TV News Anchor (Jeremy Kidd). War Photographer (Meike Bergmann). Music Channel Interviewer (Cari Golden). Music Channel Cameraman (Terrell L. Moore). 141774 1999 Heppoko jikken animeshon excel saga C Series 1999-2000 News Media. Female Newscaster (John Gremillion - Voice). Radio Announcer (Heather Byrson - Voice). Satanic Newspaper Boy (Chris Markley - Voice). Chief Editor (Ted Pfister - Voice). 141775 1989 Her Alibi M Editor Ian (Hank DeLuca) 141776 2009 Her Best Bet NR Ford, Pamela Harlequin Super Romance Photojournalist Gib Murphy. Izzy Gordon is going to realize her dream of becoming a filmmaker. Her documentary about an old Wisconsin lodge and its gangster history is sure to be a winner. And she’s got an ace up her sleeve since her family owns the land. Too bad this film drops her into a brewing feud. Seems her family wants to sell the property and the lodge owners are fighting to stay open. They’ve drafted Murphy, a globe-trotting photojournalist and prodigal grandson -- to stack their hand. And now Gordon is developing a thing for Gib, one that he’s returning. So at what point does her bluff get called and she has to confess her real identity? 141777 2000 Her Best Friend's Baby N Carmichael, C.J. Harlequin Superromance #891 Journalist 141778 1926 Her Big Night M Gaddis, Peggy (Short Story - "Doubling for Lora"). Rex Taylor, Nita O'Neil (Scenario) PR - AFI-Press Agents - Ness Book Reporter J. Q. Adams (Tully Marshall) is a hardboiled reporter who gets suspicious when a woman trades places with a look-alike actress after encouragement from Press agent Tom Barrett (Lee Moran). He sends cub reporter Crosby (William Austin) to impersonate the actress' husband. The popcorn-eating reporter then presses the press agent for an interview with the actress. J.Q. Adams, Reporter (Tully Marshall). Variety, 12/29/26: "Tully Marshall as a reporter is one of the old school, hardboiled and never accepts anything until it is positive." 141779 1914 Her Big Scoop M Ness Book - Second film with same title in 1914 Press helps thwart a shyster lawyer who is trying to get a senator to accept graft 141780 1913 Her Big Story M Washburn, Richard (adaptation from his magazine story) Ness Book Reporter Charlotte Brown tries to find out about the mysterious boss of her paper, the Union. Managing editor boyfriend (Warren Kerrigan) warns her not to pursue the story. W.T. Ted Marsh is the tough city editor. Discovers the owner is plotting with the mayor, tries to get evidence by climbing in the window the mayor's house. She is caught, knocks the mayor out with a statue and races back to the office. Managing editor at first refuses to run the story, but when the owner arrives and orders him to destroy it, he resigns and takes the information to a rival paper. 141781 1923 Her Dangerous Path M Reporter (Glenn Tryon). 141782 1916 Her Double Life M AFI-Journalists War Correspondent Lloyd Stanley (Stuart Holmes) meets a poor British girl who runs away from her adopted family because her father made a pass at her. At the outbreak of World War I, she becomes a Red Cross nurse and at the front, Stanley tries to have his way with her but she is saved when the hospital tent is bombed. To get away from him, she takes on the clothes and identity of an apparently dead girl. But the girl is not dead and she and the war correspondent try to expose the imposter. But she had confessed the ruse to the rich family who took her in and the family has forgiven her. 141783 1921 Her Face Value M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 141784 2006 Her Fatal Flaw M News Media. Reporter #1 (Dawn Chubai). Reporter #2 (Dagmar Midcap). Lawyer defends her fiancée in court despite objections of friends, mentors and colleagues. 141785 1916 Her Father's Gold M AFI-Reporters Reporter Harris Gordon is "The Reporter" on the trail of a map involving a fortune stolen from a Mexican mine. He and the mine owner's daughter get the gold and the villain is dispatched by an alligator. The Reporter's Sweetheart (Barbara Gilroy). 141786 1992 Her Final Fury: Betty Broderick, the Last Chapter MT DVD -R HQ 8083, 8084 News Media. Reporter #1 (Ruby Marlowe). Reporter #2 (Richard Green). Reporter #3 (Marcy Goldman) 141787 1920 Her First Assignment P MLPL Bridgham, Gladys Ruth Index One-Act, 1900-1923 Female Reporter 141788 1920 Her First Scoop P MLPL Barbee, Lindsey Index-One Act, 1900-1923 Female Reporter 141789 1933 Her Forgotten Past M Reporter (Wally West). 141790 1922 Her Gilded Cage M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 141791 1918 Her Great Chance M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 141792 1916 Her Great Price M AFI-Authors Writer 141793 1914 Her Great Scoop (aka Her Big Scoop) M Second film in 1914 with same title Female Reporter works for the Eagle. Treated badly at a society party and wants revenge. Wants to start a paper called The New Era. Ends up stopping a robbery 141794 1945 Her Highness and the Bellboy M DVD -R HQ 2479, 2480. SVDSP 761 Connell, Richard, Gladys Lehman (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Paul MacMillan (Warner Anderson) met a princess six years ago when she visited America and she now comes to New York to see him. Newspaper columnist cooled romance because he feared her regal status would create a problem. Princess enlists help of bellboy and goes to bar where reporter hangs out. Brawl breaks out. Princess is jailed and columnist posts her bail. She becomes queen when father dies and asks bellboy to accompany her back to her country. He rejects offer because he does not want to leave his sweetheart. Princess abdicates to stay with columnist. Motion Picture Guide, 1986: "She abdicates and will spend the rest of her life as the mate of a newspaperman. Anyone who has ever been the wife of a newspaperman will know that her decision was 100 percent wrong." 141795 2000 Her Infinite Variety: Novel, A N Auchincloss, Louis Editor Clara Longcope Hoyt Tyler is skilled at using her beauty to open doors and secure advancement. She strikes off on her own as editor on a chic fashion magazine. Tyler is the spirited daughter of a Yale professor and a domineering, socially obsessed mother. She goes to Vassar, marries a wealthy member of a New York banking family that stifles her career plans. She has an affair with a left-leaning journalist. After she catches her husband in an affair, she gives up his money and social position to go into magazine journalism. She becomes adept at playing a man's game of ruthless opportunism and frank ambition. She employs her beauty to snare the devotion of Media Mogul Eric Tyler who eventually installs her as vice-president of Tyler Publications. She is involved in a family struggle with Tyler's son and heir. 141796 1918 Her Inspiration M AFI-Playwrights Writer 141797 1946 Her Kind of Man M SVDSP 562 Hoffman, Charles, James V. Kern (Story - "Melancholy"). Gordon Kahn, Leopold Atlas (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Don Corwin (Dane Clark) for the New York Star writes a column ,"Doin' the Town." Gambler forced to leave Midwest and nightclub singer after shooting a man. He relocates in Miami and singer goes to New York and meets the columnist. Reporter tries to develop relationship with her but she keeps putting him off because of the gambler. Although Corwin wants her to star in Broadway show, gambler insists she open his new club in Saratoga. Singer walks out on him and returns to columnist. Gambler shows up and proposes. Reporter leaves when he hears of their marriage plans. He later calls singer to wish her luck. Columnist decides not to run information linking gambler to killing in his Midwest club because it would hurt the singer. Informant goes to police with information. Police raid gambler's new club on opening night. Columnist attempts to warn gambler unsuccessful. When gambler tries to shoot it out with cops, he kills wife of one of his associates. He escapes/ Husband of woman he killed finds him and shoots him. Columnist arrives as gambler dies and leaves with nightclub singer. 141798 1984 Her Life as a Man MT VHS 504 Mithers, Carol Lynn (Village Voice article, "My Life As a Man"). Joanna Crawford (Story and with Diane English, Teleplay). Journalist Carly Perkins ((Robyn Douglas) disguises herself as a man (Carl Parsons) to land a job with a sports magazine. Perkins loses her job at the Southland Weekly because of budget cuts and finds things tough in the job market. When an editor at Sports Life, Dave Fleming (Robert Culp) tells her they already have a female writer on the staff, she decides to pass herself off as a man to get a job. Witnesses sexism first hand as staff writer Barbara (Laraine Newman) keeps getting assigned to soft stories. After Parsons pitches a story on the female owner of a football team and gets the assignment. Barbara tells her she pitched the same story before Her expose article appears in the Village Voice. "There are no women writers. Only good writers and bad writers." 141799 1921 Her Mad Bargain M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 141800 2001 Her Majesty M Photographer, School (Tim Bray). Newsreel Announcer (Paul Barrett). New Zealand Newsreel Announcer (Merv Smith). 141801 1926 Her Man o'War M AFI-Radio Radio 141802 2005 Her Minor Thing M News Media. Reporter #1 (George Franco). Reporter #2 (Jennifer Massey). TV News Anchor (Dennis Shanahan). 141803 1979 Her Name Was Lisa M Photographer Paul (Jake Stewart). 141804 1917 Her New York M AFI-Poets Writer 141805 1924 Her Night of Romance M Photographer (Michael Dark). 141806 1911 Her Pet M Newsboy Bribes steals an obnoxious canine 141807 2004 Her Private Dancer NR Dalton, Cami Harlequin Temptation Reporter Trace McGraw is an undercover reporter who needs a scoop about a possible Mafia operation. Phoebe Devereaux could never forget McGraw. In college he used his moves to give her a night she’d never forget. Now he’s using those talents as a male stripper on the cruise ship where she works as a showgirl. But Phoebe can’t afford to be distracted. She was hired to help the police nab some onboard mobsters. Still, Trace sure knows what turns her on. Undercover Reporter Trace can’t believe sweet innocent Phoebe is now dancing on a ship in nothing more than feathers. Of course, he can’t believe he is bumping and grinding in a thong for a story. He needs the scoop, but what he wants is to do a little private dancing with Phoebe. 141808 1923 Her Reputation M Mundy, Atalbot, Bradley King (Novel). King (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book (Contains two full Variety reviews) Tabloid publisher in the New Orleans Star prints story about a man and plantation owner who are in love with the owner's ward. The man kills the owner and then takes his own life. The woman looks like an unfaithful lover in the story. She flees with maid. She gets caught in flood, finds refuge on top of house with son of publisher of paper that has been attacking her. They fall in love, but she decides to join dance troupe. After her club is raided, she learns story will be in the paper, tries to stop it. When scandalmongering publisher follows her to mountain cabin, his car goes off the road and burns causing a forest fire. Woman is reunited with newspaper owner's son who wires the paper to kill the stories about her. Variety 9/27/23: "…producers have shown an admirable disregard for newspaper methods, for they have based their whole theme on the assumption that any newspaper in the country can print anything it likes about anybody and get away with it." Laws of libel? 141809 1964 Her School for Bachelors T Comedy-drama special Editor-Publisher Monte Collins (Bob Hope), editor-publisher of Bachelor magazine 141810 2008 Her Secret Treasure NJ Myers, Cindi Harlequin Blaze Series #427 TV Reporter Sandra Newman likes things her way. And having sexy professor Adam Carroway between the sheets is no exception. Sure, she may have walked away from their hot fling once, but if she’s spending her summer filming his shipwreck excavation, she intends to have him again and again. Fortunately, Adam is more than willing and it’s full steam ahead in her bed, in his bed, on the beach. In fact, there’s something about this island that taps into their deepest desires. Sex has never been hotter. When the last bit of treasure surfaces, however, will she stick to their agreement and walk away? 141811 1917 Her Sister M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 141812 1925 Her Sister From Paris M AFI-Authors Writer 141813 1888 Her Two Millions N Westall, William Newspapers. Workings of an English newspaper in Geneva 141814 2000 Her Urge M Editor (Barry Gilbert) 141815 1991 Her Wicked Ways MT SV 39 Hickey, Janice, Michael Pardrige (Teleplay) Ness Book TV Correspondent Tess O'Brien (Barbara Eden), star veteran television news correspondent covers the White House and Melody Shepherd (Heather Locklear), journalism novice who wants her job. O'Brien at press conference about journalist held hostage in Peru. Told by network to help new field reporter Shepherd who wins over O'Brien telling her she studied her in journalism school. O'Brien invites Shepherd to stay at her apartment. Two women work together, see limos come into and out of White House. O'Brien calls Dept. of Motor Vehicles claiming her car was sideswiped by limo so she can trace number. Shepherd tells phony story to find out who hired the car. She taps into O'Brien's computer to access her files. O'Brien finds Shepherd backstabbing her. Shepherd takes over her morning news reports and hires her agent. Throws reporter out of her house. Shepherd moves in with O'Brien's son. O'Brien finds out President in secret negotiations over hostage. Asked to kill story. Shepherd overhears conversation Shepherd breaks the story. Hostage release canceled. O'Brien discredits Shepherd on the air. Offered anchor position, turns it down. Reporter (Jim Caldwell). 141816 1927 Her Wild Oat M Young, Howard Irving (Story). Gerald C. Duffy, George Marion Jr. (Titles). Duffy (Story-Scenario). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Tommy Warren (Hallam Cooley) plays a journalist who is described as having "won the Pulitzer Prize for the remarkable imagination he displayed in making out his expense account." To get a story, he advises a woman to pose as a duchess so she can gain entry to an exclusive summer resort. Situation is complicated by the arrival of the son of the real Duke with whom the woman falls in love. 141817 1921 Her Winning Way M AFI-Authors/Book Reviewers/Journalism Book Reviewer Editor 141818 0001 Heracleidae P COPY Euripides 429 B.C.E. Herald. Capreus, herald of Eurystheus. When messenger enters: "Scum! I'll see you damned and your employer too. Why, you're the selfsame man who used to bring Bad news repeatedly to Heracles." 141819 0001 Heracles P COPY Euripides 421-416 B.C.E. Messenger. Iris, messenger of God. Also Messenger: "Horror in the home!" "The children live no more." "No words could tell what we have seen." Chorus: "How did it happen, how this madness…how did disaster strike…how did those pitiful children die? Messenger tells the complete story with quotes and observations. 141820 1688 Heraclitus Ridens Redivivus: Or, a Dialogue Between Harry and Roger Concerning the Times. ER COPY Brown, Thomas Parody News. Fictional Characters created by Brown. 141821 0001 Herakles Mad P COPY Euripides 420 B.C. Messenger reports Herakles' madness and the murder of Megara and the children. 141822 2005 Herbie: Fully Loaded M DVD -R HQ 8165, 8166. News Media. ESPN Reporter (Mark Deklin). Reporter (Alanna Ubach). 141823 1988 Herbstmilch MF Photographer (Eva Mattes) 141824 1996 Hercule et Sherlock MF TV Reporter (Yves Pujol). Journalist 1 (Herve Goubier). Journalist 2 (Jacques Chauvin). TV Live Journalist (Regis Verdier). 141825 1965 Hercule Poirot: Murder on the Links R CD8 - Wells News Media 141826 1965 Hercule Poirot: Sad Cypress R CD8 - Wells News Media 141827 1998 Hercules T Series Reporter. Homer the Reporter (Dan Castellaneta) 141828 2005 Hercules in Hollywood M Photographer (Jack N. Harding). 141829 1998 Hercules: Hercules and the Trojan War C Episode #26. 10-30-1998 News Media. Homer the Reporter (Dan Castellaneta - Voice) 141830 1961 Here and Now T News Media 141831 1996 Here and Now, The N Cohen, Robert Science Editor Samuel Karnish for a New York newsmagazine needs a focus. His marriage has failed, his current relationship has soured and his job is suffering the onset of devolution. On a plane to Houston to attend a friend's third wedding, he meets two Hasidic Jews. They befriend Karnish, who is half-Jewish, and an awkward friendship takes place. Karnish is looking for a niche of his own. He is attracted to the wife and intrigued by the husband's intelligence and strong faith. The man is left confused as the wife takes off for Israel with the journalist in pursuit. 141832 1944 Here Come the Waves M Photographer (Louise La Planche). 141833 2006 Here Comes Albert NJ MacLaren, Allan TV Reporter Nora Snively isn't sure that Albert is a stuffed alligator. She is sure she heard Albert burp and she was sure she had a fabulous news story if only she could prove it was alive and not stuffed. Matthew and Uncle Bob know they have to keep Albert a secret, but they're not prepared for Snively. Determined to discover the truth, she trespasses in the Martin's backyard. 141834 1936 Here Comes Carter M DVD -R HQ 7120 Jacoby, M. (Short Story - "The Lowdown"). Roy Chanslor (Screenplay) PR - Ness Book Public Relations Director for Premium Pictures, Kent Carter (Ross Alexander) gets fired when he refuses to stop a story about an actor whose former wife is suing him for non-support. ("I'm a press agent, not a suppress agent," he claims). He criticizes a radio commentator for only regurgitating press releases and then offers to get him the real dirt. Shows up at the station drunk and Carter takes his place on the air, dishes dirt and gets hired. Ruthless on the air. Becomes the hottest thing on radio before reforming. 141835 1935 Here Comes Cookie M Critic. Critic #1 (Larry Steers) 141836 1941 Here Comes Mr. Jordan M DVD -R HQ 7397, 7398. L. SVD 1109 (Two-thirds of the film). Buchman, Sidney Editor George Degnan (Robert Keith). Reporter (Eddie Bruce). Reporter (Heinie Conklin). Reporter (William Forrest). Newsboy (Chester Conklin). Announcer (Tom Hanlon). 141837 1943 Here Comes Mr. Zerk M Short Editor William Ruff (Vernon Dent), newspaper editor. Newspaper Copy Man (Charles Sullivan). 141838 1945 Here Comes the Coeds M Sports Announcer (Bill Stern) 141839 1956 Here Comes the Groom T Lux Video Theatre - Adapted from the Virginia Van Upp, Liam O'Brien and Myles Connolly film scenario of the Robert Riskin and Liam O'Brien story. - 3-1-56 Correspondent (Robert Sterling) 141840 1951 Here Comes the Groom M DVD -R HQ 5079, 5080. L. SVDSP 705. SV 67 Riskin, Robert, Liam O'Brien (Story). Virginia Van Upp, Liam O'Brien, Myles Connolly (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Pete Garvey (Bing Crosby) for the Morning Express of Boston currently stationed in Paris spending most of his time helping war orphans. Also angered girlfriend who accuses him of taking the overseas assignment to avoid marriage. Makes arrangements to fly home but when he fails to show up on right plane, girlfriend decides to marry her boss. Garvey concocts real estate fraud that implicates groom and gets his Editor George Degnan (Robert Keith) to cover the story. Attempts to disrupt wedding. Rumor that correspondent is wanted by FBI for kidnapping orphans. FBI agent shows up (he's a fellow reporter on the Express in disguise). Girlfriend leaves boss at altar and marries correspondent. Girlfriend tells Garvey: “Oh, you used to be such a good reporter. Now you sound like a journalist.” Reporter (Bill Meader). Newsreel Director (Walter McGrail). Newsreel Cameraman (Howard Joslin). Radio Announcer (Art Baker). Photographer (Ed Randolph). Photographer (Charles Sullivan). Magazine Photographers (Paul Bradley, Nita Pike). Steward Photographer (Jack Roberts). Express Photographer (Charles Sullivan). Messenger (Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer). 141841 1946 Here Comes the Hearse SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, June, 1946 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 141842 1945 Here Comes the Sun M Flanagan, Bud, Reginald Purdell (Story). Geoffrey Orme (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Newspaper Owner James Bradshaw (Joss Ambler) forged a will to keep control of the newspaper. One man escapes prison to help the other man get control of the paper from Bradshaw. 141843 1948 Here Comes Trouble M DVD -R HQ 7669. VHS 948 Brown, George Carleton, Edward E. Seabrook (Screenplay) Ness Book - Hal Roach Laff Time featurette Publisher Winfield Blake (Emory Parnell) of the Tribune running campaign against underworld. Police Reporter resigns after being assaulted so he gives job to Reporter Dodo (William Tracy), who just returned from war and loves publisher's daughter. After bumbling reporter is given makeover by his fellow reporters, which includes battering his hat and covering him in hobo makeup, he goes to work. Paper accuses burlesque house owner of fronting for gangsters. Publisher dares him to sue. Crooks decide to ward off attacks by blackmailing publisher over liaison he had with woman in Chicago. Reporter and cop, with whom reporter served in Army, believe gangsters plan to kill publisher. Try to protect him and reporter is fired. Goes to publisher's office to try to get job back, overhears dancer who wants to turn over diary implicating gang leader. Publisher rehires reporter with raise after he keeps publisher's wife from seeing dancer. Sends him to burlesque house to get diary. Dancer killed by leader of gang, also lawyer for newspaper. Reporter accused. Inadvertently implicates publisher. Crooks rounded up. Publisher removes section of diary detailing affair with dancer. Reporter (Charles Middleton). Reporter (Anthony Warde). 141844 1991 Here Comes Trouble! NR Macomber, Debbie Harlequin Romance #3148 Reporters Maryanne and Kramer Adams worked on rival Seattle newspapers. On Christmas Eve, they tell their kids the story they most want to hear -- how Mom and Dad met and fell in love. That unflattering article by Kramer Adams started the whole thing. The “debutante” was Maryanne Simpson, columnist at a rival Seattle paper, which her father happened to own. Despite her anger at Kramer’s interfering opinion, Maryanne decided the tough, streetwise newsman was right about one thing. Her life had been too easy. She wanted to earn her own way. And she wanted to earn Kramer’s respect. No, more than his respect. She quit her job, left her luxury apartment and gave up her trust fund -- a Cinderella in reverse, with Kramer Adams her reluctant prince. 141845 1939 Here I Am a Stranger M Hillman, Gordon Malherbe (Story). Milton Sperling, Sam Hellman (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Duke Allen (Richard Dix), a drunken reporter in New York City in 1920. His wife Clara leaves him when he quits his job, taking his child with him. She remarries and her husband adopts the boy. He finds his father and encourages him to work. Allen convinces his old managing editor to give him another chance and he proves himself. Ends up working a night editor. Father and son reunited. Managing Editor (Charles C. Wilson). 141846 1934 Here Is My Heart M Press 141847 1968 Here Is Thy String SSF MLPL Jakes, John In "Damon Knight's Orbit 3 -- Best New Science Fiction of the Year, The." Journalist Cassius Andrews, News Guild card and personal digit card for identification. Joy Gollchuk (Joy de Veeve) byline writer for helpful hints column. Shared a cell at the Capitol World Truth with 60-year-old grandmother named Mrs. Swartzmore, who reviewed films under the name Ma Cine. 141848 1945 Here Is Your War -- Story of G.I. Joe N OWN - H Pyle, Ernie Correspondent, World War II 141849 1973 Here We Go Again T Editor Judy Evans (Nita Talbot), Richard Evans' ex, who edited a movie magazine, Screen World Magazine 141850 1942 Here We Go Again M Photographer (Dell Henderson). 141851 1969 Here's Barbara DT Host Barbara Coleman. Insider's look at Washington society 141852 1982 Here's Boomer: Flatfoots T Episode #1. 7-3-1982 Reporter (James Stanley). 141853 1960 Here's Hollywood DT Series. 9-26-1960 to 12-28-1962. NBC Hosts Joanne Jordan (1960-1961), Helen O'Connell (1961-1962), Dean Miller (1960-1961) and Jack Linkletter (1961-1962). Interviews. 141854 1968 Here's Lucy: Lucy and Johnny Carson T Episode. Series 9-23-1968 to 9-2-1974 Talk Show Host Johnny Carson and his second banana Ed McMahon (Themselves). Lucy goes to the Johnny Carson show. 141855 1971 Here's Lucy: Lucy and the Astronauts T Episode #67. 10-11-1971 Reporter (Paul Picerni). Announcer (Byron Morrow). 141856 1971 Here's Lucy: Lucy and the Mountain Climber T Episode #64. 9-20-1971 Photographer (Sid Gould). 141857 1968 Here's Lucy: Lucy the American Mother T Episode #55. 10-26-1970 Documentary. Craig Carter(Desi Arnaz Jr.) makes a documentary about a day in the life of an average mother, starring Lucy Carter in the title role. The family becomes self-conscious of the camera. 141858 1952 Here's To Your Health DT Series. 2-10-1952 to 12-7-1952. NBC Interviewers 141859 1952 Heritage R Series Press 141860 2005 Heritage M Reporter (Phil Shuman - News Reporter). Reporter (Christina Cabot - News Reporter). Failed police negotiator turned small town cop, must save the lives of a family held hostage, which draws him into a much more dangerous situation 141861 2004 Herman H OWN Unger, Jim Los Angeles Times, Monday 10-11-2004 Tabloid. National News headline: "UFOs Seen…More Amazing Photos Inside." Paper being read by two aliens. One says to the other: "According to this, we gave a 45-year-old woman a skin rash." 141862 2001 Herman U.S.A. M News Media. Reporter (Mary Rehbein). Young Reporter (Randal Berger). 141863 1992 Herman's Head: "C" Word, The T Episode #33. 11-3-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. When Herman's one-time girlfriend and Bracken's daughter Susan returns to town and wants to start their relationship again, Herman must choose between her and his new girlfriend. 141864 1991 Herman's Head: 9 1/2 Hours T Episode #8. 11-3-1991 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. While working late to finish a project, Herman eavesdrops on Heddy and her date. After finding out he is married, Heddy turns to Herman for solace. They eventually wind up sleeping together in Bracken's office, but don't know how to handle the affair the next morning. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141865 1994 Herman's Head: Absence Makes the Head Grow Fonder T Episode #70. 4-7-1994 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Herman breaks up with his newest girlfriend Sarah, but sees her a little later and tries to get back together with her. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. 141866 1993 Herman's Head: Actor Prepares, An T Episode #61. 12-2-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. A movie star who is playing the role of an adventuresome fact-checker in his next film, researches his part by tagging along with Herman. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. 141867 1993 Herman's Head: All's Affair in Love T Episode #39. 1-3-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman messes things up yet again and sets Louise up with John who turns out to be a married man, but Louise doesn't figure it out until she falls in love. 141868 1993 Herman's Head: Anatomy of a Blind Date T Episode #42. 2-7-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Still recovering from his break-up with Elizabeth, Herman gets set up on a blind date while the rest of the gang play poker. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141869 1991 Herman's Head: Babbling Brooks T Episode #9. 11-10-1991 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Herman accidentally spills some secrets that his co-workers told him to the others, getting him into trouble with everyone. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141870 1994 Herman's Head: Bedtime for Hermo T Episode #68. 3-10-1994 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Herman tries to get a good night's sleep the night before a high-pressure meeting. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. 141871 1992 Herman's Head: Bracken Up Is Hard To Do T Episode #22. 4-5-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. When Mr. Bracken and his wife break up, Herman sympathetically invites him to stay at his apartment. The two become the "Odd Couple" of sorts and Herman and Louise set out to reunite Bracken and his wife. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141872 1991 Herman's Head: Bracken's Daughter T Episode #11. 11-24-1991 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Mr. Bracken, Herman's boss, wants him to escort his daughter Susan around, but takes a dim view of things when the two become romantically involved. 141873 1992 Herman's Head: Brackenhooker T Episode #30. 10-18-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. When even Herman can't find a date for a desperate Mr. Bracken, he turns to Jay for help with dubious results. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141874 1993 Herman's Head: Cat's in the Cradle, The T Episode #46. 3-28-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Herman gets a visit from his newly retired father for a chance to visit with his son, but Herman doesn't have the time to spend with him. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141875 1992 Herman's Head: Charlie Brown Fitzer, A T Episode #38. 12-20-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141876 1991 Herman's Head: Days of Wine and Herman T Episode #3. 9-22-1991 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. During a party for Mr. Bracken, Herman drinks a bit too much and gives a speech praising his boss. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141877 1993 Herman's Head: Decent Proposal A T Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. When Heddy's old rival Heather arrives in town, Heddy asks Herman to pose as her husband to impress her. Mr. Bracken works on his musical, "Deuteronomy." 141878 1992 Herman's Head: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels T SV 145 Episode #24. 5-3-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Herman and Jay go undercover to get a story on a princess, but Herman soon falls in love with her.. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141879 1991 Herman's Head: Fatal Distraction T Episode #5. 10-13-1991 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Herman has a one-night stand with a woman who turns out to be more than a little obsessive (think of "Fatal Attraction"). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141880 1991 Herman's Head: Fear and Loathing in Manhattan T SV 118 Episode #13. 12-22-1991 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Herman meets famous Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Russell Boswell (Denis Arndt) who Herman admires because of his no-holds-barred pursuit of the corrupt. But when Herman becomes involved in Boswell's own not-so-ethical investigation of a Senator, he has second thoughts. Reporter (Bella Pollini). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141881 1992 Herman's Head: Feardom of Speech T Episode #37. 12-13-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman most overcome his fear of public speaking when he is forced to give a speech on the topic of Research in the 90s at a company meeting. 141882 1993 Herman's Head: Fired in a Crowded Research Room T Episode #47. 4-11-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Herman manages to get Heddy fired for screwing up a report assignment, and then has to go the distance to get her job back. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141883 1994 Herman's Head: First Impressions T Episode #72. 4-21-1994 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman is hit by a taxi in an accident and as he lies in a coma his staff friends each remember Herman as they first met him -- with each brain character filling in for the emotion the friend first saw Herman acting out. 141884 1992 Herman's Head: First Time For Everything T Episode #21. 3-22-1992. Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). Louise decides it's time to lose her virginity and starts checking out her prospects. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141885 1992 Herman's Head: Friends and Lovers T Episode #34. 11-8-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Elizabeth becomes suspicious when she finds out Herman is working undercover as a dating show contestant believing he might be tempted by other women. 141886 1993 Herman's Head: Gals-a-Poppin' T Episode #41. 1-24-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. When Louise and Heddy strike back at their obnoxious new boss, Herman gets caught in the middle. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141887 1993 Herman's Head: God, Girls and Herman T Episode #44. 2-28-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman ends up sleeping with a woman named Eve, and his "Head" personalities get a visit from God, or Herman's image of him (Leslie Nielsen). 141888 1992 Herman's Head: Guns and Neurosis T Episode #23. 4-19-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. When Herman's apartment is robbed, Crawford convinces him to buy a gun for self-defense, but he winds up accidentally shooting Crawford in the chest. 141889 1992 Herman's Head: Hard Times T Episode #17. 2-9-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Herman begins dating attractive model Jennifer, but soon begins to question his good fortune. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141890 1994 Herman's Head: Head in the Polls, A T Episode. 4-13-1994. Reporter #1 (Al Metrano). Reporter #2 (Nigel Gibbs). 141891 1994 Herman's Head: Head in the Polls, A T Episode #71. 4-14-1994 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). Herman becomes involved Sandra Clayton who is running for the Senate but when the tabloids get hold of their relationship Sandra has second thoughts. Reporter #1 (Al Metrano). Reporter #2 (Nigel Gibbs). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. 141892 1994 Herman's Head: Herm From Ipanema, The T Episode #67. 2-17-1994 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Herman decides to give it all up during a tropical vacation and buy a local bar on the island. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. 141893 1994 Herman's Head: Herm in the Time of Cholera T Episode #69. 3-24-1994 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Herman finds himself attracted to Lil the copy girl, but she doesn't return his feelings. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. 141894 1993 Herman's Head: Herma-phrodite T SV 223 Episode #51. 9-16-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. To get a story, Herman goes undercover as a woman and discovers a few things about Heddy and what she goes through. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141895 1992 Herman's Head: Herman au Naturel T Episode #19. 2-23-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Crawford insists on the research department going to the bahamas for a self-awareness seminar -- which everyone discovers is an all-nude seminar. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141896 1992 Herman's Head: Herman's Heddy T Episode #28. 9-27-1992. Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman tries to halt Heddy's wedding because he realizes she does not love her fiancé, and because he realizes he still has feelings for her. 141897 1991 Herman's Head: Herminator, The T Episode #6. 10-20-1991 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. To protect Heddy's honor, Herman punches out an executive vice president. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141898 1993 Herman's Head: Hermo-tivated T Episode #57. 10-26-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Motivational speaker Dick Van Adams inspires Herman to become a success while stepping on his friends. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. 141899 1992 Herman's Head: How To Succeed in Business Without Really Dying T Episode #16. 1-19-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141900 1993 Herman's Head: I Wanna Go Home T Episode #48. 4-25-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman recalls his adventures in New York while deciding whether to stay where he is or go back to his hometown in Ohio to accept a new job. 141901 1992 Herman's Head: Intern-al Affairs T Episode #29. 10-4-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. No good deed goes unpunished for Herman when he hires Louise's friend as an office intern and she turns around and sues him for sexual harassment. 141902 1991 Herman's Head: Isn't It Romantic T Episode #4. 2-29-1991 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. When Louise's newest relationship goes sour, Herman comforts her and she gets the wrong idea. Herman has to figure out a way to let her down gently. 141903 1993 Herman's Head: Jay Is For Jealous T Episode #58. 11-4-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman's sister Suzie (Jennifer Aniston) comes back to town and manages to aggravate both Herman (she plans to become a writer) and Louise (since she previously dated Jay). Appropriately the "brain" characters get a new and annoying addition when Jealousy joins the group. 141904 1993 Herman's Head: Jaybo and Weesie: Love Story, A T Episode #56. 10-21-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. When Jay decides to turn a new leaf and give up his old womanizing ways, Herman tries to get Louise to go on a date with him, but Jay just can't help himself and reverts to type. 141905 1992 Herman's Head: Kept Herman, A T Episode #18. 2-16-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Victoria (Deborah Adair) a powerful female executive at Waterton wants Herman to become her assistant editor. But it soon transpires that Victoria wants Herman for more than that. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141906 1991 Herman's Head: Last Boy Scout, The T Episode #12. 12-1-1991 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. After buying a stolen computer, Herman is stricken with guilt and goes to absurd lengths to try and return it. 141907 1993 Herman's Head: Layla: the Unplugged Version T Episode #45. 3-14-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Jay gets a visit from his ex-fiancé who stole his heart and left him standing at the altar seven years earlier. After talking and spending some time with her, Jay's old feelings for her are rekindled. But the question is will she break his heart again? When Herman wonders exactly that, he and Jay's friendship is in danger. 141908 1991 Herman's Head: Lies, Lies, Lies T Episode #2. 9-15-1991 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). Meredith (Marsha Dietlein), a former classmate turned woman reporter, shows up to do a "Where are they now? Story on Herman's less-than-stellar life. Herman becomes enmeshed in a web of lies of his own making when Meredith shows up. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141909 1993 Herman's Head: Love and the Single Parent T Episode #50. 5-9-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. When Herman starts digging new girlfriend Carin, he initially runs up against tough resistance from her son. Ironically, Herman manages to win the son over and the two become best buddies -- much to Carin's dismay. 141910 1993 Herman's Head: Love Me Two Timer T Episode #49. 5-2-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141911 1991 Herman's Head: My Brother, Myself T Episode #7. 10-27-1991 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman's relationship with brother Stan was never too good and when Stan and his fiancée visit, things get worse when the fiancée starts hitting on Herman. 141912 1993 Herman's Head: My Funny Valentine T Episode #43. 2-14-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. When Herman hosts a Valentine Day's party, everyone gets lucky -- except him. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141913 1991 Herman's Head: Near-Death Wish T Episode #10. 11-17-1991 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman gets a new leaf on life after almost falling to his death and sets out to establish a new world record for working continuously until he drops. 141914 1994 Herman's Head: Once More With Feeling T Episode #66. 2-10-1994 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman and Heddy decided to give into their feelings and start dating, but a series of interruptions keep them from consummating their relationship. 141915 1992 Herman's Head: One Where They Go on the Love Boat, The T Episode #36. 11-22-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Office workers go on a trip to the Bahamas. Herman has to deal with Elizabeth who happens to be on board While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. Louise gets to indulge her long-time infatuation for Davy Jones (Himself) of the Monkees. 141916 1993 Herman's Head: Open All Night T Episode #40. 1-17-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. To save Crawford's butt, the gang has to pull an all-nighter to get him out of a jam. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman and Heddy, Bracken and Crawford and Louise and Jay end up pairing up and each learn something new about the other on an intimate personal level as they struggle to meet the deadline. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141917 1993 Herman's Head: Over Herman's Head T Episode #55. 10-14-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman's neighbor in the upstairs apartment drops dead -- after the two of them had a shouting match. Compounding Herman's problems, Heddy decides to take the apartment after her current boyfriend kicks her out of the apartment he's paying for. 141918 1991 Herman's Head: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-8-1991. Series 9-8-1991 to 4-21-1994 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman has to decide whether to take advantage of a woman's break-up to express his own feelings or give her a shoulder to cry on. 141919 1992 Herman's Head: Sperm 'n' Herman T Episode #27. 9-20-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman's former girlfriend wants to renew their relationship -- for the purposes of getting him to help in artificially conceiving a child. 141920 1992 Herman's Head: Stop Me Before I Help Again T Episode #26. 9-13-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Herman is sued by a woman he gave CPR to when he accidentally cracked her ribs, Jay learns to deal with his sexual addiction. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141921 1992 Herman's Head: Subterranean Homesick Blues T Episode #35. 11-15-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman and Elizabeth decide to move in together, which prompts no end of arguments over shared space, priorities, etc. Finally they decide to break up. 141922 1992 Herman's Head: Sweet Obsessions T Episode #20. 3-8-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). Herman and the others decide to help Mr. Bracken quit smoking by all resolving to give up one bad habit of their own in a show of team support. Unfortunately, the result is that everyone is going crazy, just in time for a corporate consultant's review of team performance and downsizing. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. 141923 1992 Herman's Head: That's What Friends Aren't For T Episode #14. 1-5-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). Bracken calls Herman into his office to inform him that he is having a heart attack. He leaves Herman in charge of the office in his absence. Oddly enough Jason Bernard eventually succumbed to a real-life heart attack four years later in 1996. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141924 1993 Herman's Head: There's a Fly Girl in My Soup T Episode #52. 9-23-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman encourages Bracken's niece Rene to become a Fly Girl (dancer on "In Living Color"). Mr. Bracken isn't happy about Rene's career choice or Herman's involvement. 141925 1994 Herman's Head: Three On a Match T Episode #64. 1-13-1994 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. After getting refused for an important writing job, Herman goes up to the roof and ends up trapped with a suicidal nut job when a fire breaks out. 141926 1992 Herman's Head: To Err Is Herman` T Episode #15. 1-12-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Herman fills out an evaluation form of Mr. Bracken which included some negative remarks. After realizing that his evaluation might have serious consequences on Bracken's career, Herman goes about trying to set things right. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141927 1993 Herman's Head: Trouble in Paradise T Episode #59. 11-11-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. While taking a vacation, Herman becomes involved with Aurora, a beautiful model. Nothing ever works out for him as usual when Jay and Louise show up with their own rocky relationship and both looking to friend Herman for help and support. 141928 1992 Herman's Head: Twisted Sister T Episode #25. 5-10-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman's little sister Suzie arrives in New York. Already over-protective of Suzie, Herman's anxieties get even worse when she and Jay sleep together. Suzie Brooks (Jennifer Aniston). 141929 1992 Herman's Head: Untitled Girlfriend Project T Episode #32. 11-1-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Herman becomes involved with a rather opinionated woman who immediately clashes with Jay over his misogynist views. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. 141930 1992 Herman's Head: Watertongate Break-in, The T Episode #31. 10-25-1992 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Waterton's sudden death creates a scramble for power and to save everyone's job, Herman decides to join forces with Crawford. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Best friend is a successful writer, a sexist pig, and an all-around fun guy. Crawford involves Herman in a secret campaign to eliminate the competition for control of the company. 141931 1993 Herman's Head: When Hairy Met Hermy T Episode #54. 10-7-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. In his eternal quest for the perfect girlfriend, Herman dates Heather but it turns out she's a tad too hairy for his taste. Meanwhile, Jay and Louise begin to wonder if they're attracted to each other. 141932 1993 Herman's Head: When Hermy Met Crawford's Daughter T Episode #53. 9-30-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman wants to break up with his new girlfriend Ellen who convinces him to meet her father who turns out to be his boss at Waterton, Mr. Crawford (Edward Winter). 141933 1993 Herman's Head: When Hermy Met Crawford's Girlfriend T Episode #63. 12-30-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Crawford's girlfriend Stephanie dumps him and goes after Herman who finds himself in a bind. While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. 141934 1993 Herman's Head: When Hermy Met Maureen McCormick T Episode #60. 11-18-1993 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman gets to work with Maureen McCormick (Herself) as she writes a book of Brady Bunch memoirs, getting to fulfill his long-time crush on the actress. Unfortunately, he and Jay almost come to blows when a jealous Jay confesses to a similar crush. 141935 1994 Herman's Head: You Say Tomato T Episode #65. 2-3-1994 Magazine. Herman Brooks (William Ragsdale) is an aspiring writer working as a fact-checker for a magazine publisher. Boss is Mr. Bracken (Jason Bernard). While dealing with life in the Big Apple, his inner thoughts and feelings are played out by four characters representing his intellect, fear, sensitivity and lust. His "outer world" consists of a trivia trove of a boss, two female co-workers. Herman's new girlfriend Lauren is everything he could want, personality-wise. But as always Herman isn't happy as he obsesses over playmate Miss February. 141936 1916 Hermione and Her Little Group of Serious Thinkers SS Marquis, Donald Robert Perry Fictional Journalist created by Marquis. Featherbrained socialite who constantly championed people and causes with which she had little in common but with which it was fashionable to become "involved." Composite portrait of the many pseudo intellectuals encountered by Marquis during the 1910s on prowls through Greenwich Village 141937 1967 Hernamsarin DF Iceland Commentators (Helga Bachmann, Aevar Kvaran, Helgi Skulason - Voices). 141938 1992 Hero M DVD -R HQ 1756, 1757. DVD. L Ziskin, Laura, Alvin Sargent, David Webb Peoples (Story). Peoples (Screenplay) Ness Book - More Good Quotes. TV Reporter Gale Gayley (Geena Davis) of Channel 4 News. Involved in plane crash while returning from awards ceremony, tries to find mysterious hero who saved her, other passengers. Reluctant hero disappears. Reporter makes hero out of another man. Man claims to be hero. Reporter and cameraman interview executive while standing on ledge. Executive jumps. She yells to her cameraman: "Did you get that? Jesus, did I say that?" Cameraman gloats he was able to keep shot in perfect focus. Channel 4 News Director Deke (Chevy Chase) tells her: "Saving people is not our job. It's just as wrong to step in and save somebody as it would be to push them off." She wishes that she wanted to save him because it would make her feel like human being. After she leaves, boss says, "She's pretending to be a person, she's really just a reporter." She falls for pseudo-hero, kisses him, claims she cannot get involved. Perpetuates myth. James Conklin, Channel 4 News Reporter (Christian Clemenson). Chucky, Channel 4 News Cameraman Chucky (Kevin J. O'Connor). Marcus Webly, Reporter, Channel 8 (Sam Derence). Reporter, Channel 13 (Rick Plastina). News Vendor (Jeff Garlin). 141939 1912 Hero and the Man, The N Morton, L. Curry Woman Journalist and novelist. 141940 1988 Hero and the Terror, The M VHS 441 Female Reporter. Media. Howling, sensationalistic press. Ridicules "People's right to know. Howling pack, selfish leeches. Live TV reports. Media Persons (Lucy Lee Flippin, Leona Mills). Interviewer (Bill Harris). 141941 1980 Hero at Large M TV Reporter (Garry Goodrow). TV Newscaster (Carol Martin). TV Newscaster (Rolland Smith). Reporter (Robert Carricart). Reporter (Frank Casey). Reporter (Penny Crone). Reporter (Marilyn Salenger). Reporter (John Roland). TV Commentator (Larry Attenbery). TV Commentator (Chris Borgen). Cameraman (Gary Howard Klar). 141942 1942 Hero by Proxy N OWN - H Tolman, Hildegarde Correspondent. Young man is forced to take his older brother's place as correspondent in collecting information on Nazi infiltration of a Central American country finds himself accused of assassination. 141943 1939 Hero for a Day M News Media. First Reporter (Robert Darrell). Second Reporter (Jack Gardner). Radio Announcer (Dale Armstrong). Publicity man Eddie Gibbons (Eddie Acuff) 141944 1990 Hero Hungry MTF UK. Tabloid reporter Terry Slithe (Christopher Fulford) manufactures a romance between an injured Sailor and a page three girl which then becomes real and Terry looses control of the story during the Falklands War. Reporter (Ian Barnes). Editor (Brian McDermott). Terry's Photographer (Emma Watson). 141945 1977 Hero in the Highway, A SS OWN Schevill, James In "Prize Stories 1978 The O'Henry Awards." Journalist-Narrator "used to reporting crazy news even if it doesn't get published." 141946 1966 Hero, The: A Night to Remember to Forget T Series 9-8-1966 to 1-5-1967. Magazine. Sam has to find a way to attend his son's play and the TV Guide Awards banquet at the same time 141947 1984 Heroes NS OWN - H Shields, David Sportswriter Al Biederman, ex-jock sportswriter with ambitions toward bigger towns and bigger papers stumbles into trouble. Expose could earn a better job for the writer. But silence could help a deserving youngster. Sportswriter for local paper married to intelligent woman, has a son with diabetes and a close friendship with romantic undertones with a college girl who works as his sports stringer. 141948 2004 Heroes N Shields, David Sportswriter Albert Biederman, who is pushing 40, works in River City, Iowa where college basketball carries the town through the cold winter months. The River State University team has been newly energized by a junior college transfer who is from Chicago’s south side. Belvyn Menkus is a blond-Afroed point guard who takes the game to a higher level -- “the first player,” Al says, “to stir my imagination in 18 years of covering River State basketball.” Researching Menkus’ background, Al discovers forged transcriptions and recruiting violations. Breaking the story could land him a job on a big-city paper, but what would that cost the player, the town, and Al’s own sense of the justice of the game? 141949 1995 Heroes & Lovers N Kavaler, Lucy Tabloid TV Expose Show Host Steven Avery approaches the great-granddaughter of a famous explorer about including her great-grandfather in a program about sham expeditions. She calls on her older, married lover and retired explorer to disprove Avery's suspicions about a famous 1915 expedition. Avery is dedicated to nasty exposes. She searches for the truth. 141950 1922 Heroes and Husbands M AFI-Publishers/Novelists Writer 141951 2005 Heroes Don’t Always Wear Capes N Shaffer, Stefania School Editor Vandra Zandinski of the school newspaper is assigned the position by a teacher for her budding writing ability, but her math teacher has scared her to death. Another teacher appoints her class secretary for her organizational skills. Each year is filled with surprises as school girl Vanda experiences all grade levels. As an underdog in life, one of Vandra’s few shining moments comes when she gets applause from classmates after earning the highest score for her state report. The trouble is, Vandra didn’t write it, and when her teacher Miss Ryan finds out, Vandra realizes what true compassion is. Other adventures include a school bully and unexpected help from the vice principal who isn’t so useless after all, crabby teachers, trauma of a burned prom dress. As Vandra comes to learn, there are teachers, and then there are those who leave an impression on your life through unforgettable lessons. The extraordinary teachers are the heroes. 141952 1927 Heroes of the Night M Tynan, James J. (Story). F. Oakley Crawford (Adaptation, Continuity). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Female Reporter Jennie Lee (Lois Ingraham) uncovers an election plot and ends up with a fireman. A policeman and fireman are brothers who are both in love with the same woman. Despite ill feelings between them, the fireman rescues the policeman from a fire and deciding that the woman loves the policeman, settles for the female reporter. 141953 2005 Heroes Under Fire: Portrait of Courage DT DVD -R HQ 5143. Photojournalist Dickey Chapelle works as a correspondent from World War II through the Vietnam War. A pioneer. 141954 2008 Heroes: Angels and Monsters T DVD -R HQ 10396 Episode. 10-13-2008 News Media. Tracy tells Nathan that she killed a reporter and doesn’t know how she did it. 141955 2009 Heroes: Clear and Present Danger, A T DVD -R HQ 10833 Episode. 2-3-2009 TV Interviewer Steve on WNKW 19 News. Interview with junior senator on homeland security. 141956 2006 Heroes: Don't Look Back - Chapter Two T DVD -R HQ 7012 Episode. 10-2006 News Media. 141957 2009 Heroes: Exposed T DVD -R HQ 10916 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 3-2-2009 TV Reporter Andrea Charles, African-American journalist. News broadcasts show expansion of Patriot Act and exposes what happens to a group of Americans. Threat of news media exposure when discussing ways of dealing with the heroes. Worry about news media finding out about what is going on. 141958 2006 Heroes: Fallout T DVD -R HQ 7505 Episode. 12-4-2006 News Media. Tragic events in Texas have serious repercussions for many of the heroes, their families and friends. Shocking details about the moments leading up to Isaac's predicted New York nuclear bombing. 141959 2007 Heroes: Five Years Gone T DVD -R HQ 8473 Episode. 5-4-2007 Newspapers. Headlines. Transported into the future, Hiro and Ando discover that people with extraordinary abilities are called terrorists and imprisoned. Comic Book shows the future and the past in drawings. 141960 2006 Heroes: Genesis - Pilot T DVD -R HQ 7424 Episode #1. 9-25-2006 News Media. Reporter (Claudia DiFolco). Genetics professor in India discovers that there are people with superpowers, as people realize their extraordinary strengths. 141961 2007 Heroes: Godsend T DVD -R HQ 7775 Episode. 1-22-2007 News Media. News Reporter (Angela Chee). TV Reporter Andrea Bronstead. Cheerleader hates reporters. Father to cheerleader: "Don't worry about the press. They're not allowed on school grounds." Nathan seeks Simone's help to save comatose Peter. Hiro and Ando go in search of the sword in Isaac's painting. Jessica struggles with Niki's decision to turn herself into the police. A new hero makes a shocking debut. 141962 2006 Heroes: Hiro's - Chapter Five T DVD -R HQ 7138 Episode #5. 10-22-2006 News Media. Hiro meets the politician after seeing him land after flight. Police arrive on Niki's doorstep looking for her fugitive husband. Claire confesses to her father. Hiro and his friend get jumped by Las Vegas thugs. 141963 2006 Heroes: Homecoming T DVD -R HQ 7407 Episode. 11-20-2006 News Media. Claire's homecoming celebration results in the death of her rival cheerleader. Hiro travels back in time. Suresh continues to experience strange dreams. 141964 2008 Heroes: I Am Become Death T DVD -R HQ 10364 Episode. 10-6-2008 News Media. Press Conference in the future with Nathan as president and Tracy by his side as the first lady. Newspaper headlines on Reporter Jim McCann missing. Early edition of the New York Chronicle: Reporter Missing, Feared Dead. Washington Dispatch: Washington Political Investigator Missing. Byline: Joe Crawford. 141965 2006 Heroes: Nothing To Hide T DVD -R HQ 7663 Episode #7. 11-6-2006 News Media. Reporter covers candidate who secretly can fly. 141966 2006 Heroes: One Giant Leap - Chapter Three T DVD -R HQ 7035 Episode #3. 10-9-2006 News Media. Politician tells his brother that a reporter is checking out story involving him and his brother flying. Not really true. But he tells the press his brother was involved in a suicide attempt taking preemptive action on the story. Claire's social life suffers when her romance with a quarterback takes a tragic turn. Niki winds up in the middle of the desert when she follows instructions from a mysterious source. 141967 2008 Heroes: One of Us, One of Them T DVD -R HQ 10348 Episode. 9-29-2008 News Media. 141968 2007 Heroes: Powerless T DVD -R HQ 9354 Second Season Finale. News Media. Nathan calls a news conference where he tries to reveal all, but is gunned down in the middle of his presentation. 141969 2008 Heroes: Second Coming, The and The Butterfly Effect T DVD -R HQ 10306, 10307 Third Season Premiere. 9-22-2008. First Two Episodes of the new season. News Media. Nathan Petrelli calls a news conference where he tries to reveal all, but is gunned down in the middle of his presentation. TV live coverage of the shooting. Odessa Register newspaper headline in Texas. African-American Reporter with KCEI-TV sees Nathan Petrelli going into a church and follow him in as Nathan pledges his allegiance to god. In “The Butterfly Effect,” a Tabloid Reporter (William Katt) goes after Niki Sanders-Tracy Strauss with a tabloid story on her former life. Tracy/Niki is advising the governor to pick Nathan to replace a dead senator as the junior senator of the state. She’s his lover but also his advisor. On her way to tell Petrelli, Tracy is accosted by a reporter (William Katt) who starts to serenade her, “Look at what’s happened to me. I can’t believe it myself. It should’ve been somebody else. Believe it or not, I’m walking on air. I never thought I could feel so free. Flying away on a wing and a prayer. Who could it be? Believe it not it’s just me” (It’s the theme song from Great American Hero, Katt’s earlier TV program). The reporter questions Tracy’s past. He shows her a web advert for her Las Vegas showgirl website. Tracy says she knows nothing about it and claims she doesn’t have anything to do with it. Tracy is again accosted when she returns from seeing Petrelli and getting his decision to be the junior senator on one condition -- Tracy has to be on his staff. Reporter is armed with video of Niki and Nathan in Vegas. Frustrated and angered, she tells him he can’t run the story. Grabbing the DVD player she tosses it away and then grabs his arms. The reporter starts to freeze over and falls to the ground shattering like an ice sculpture. Freaked, Tracy runs away leaving the reporter as ice cubes all over the parking garage. The reporter had shown her a video of Niki having sex with Nathan and tells her he is ready to go with a front page story and he wants a quote from her. She pushes him and he turns into ice splattering into a million pieces. 141970 2006 Heroes: Seven Minutes to Midnight T DVD -R HQ 7632 Episode #8. 11-13-2006 News Media. Suresh questions his future when dreams of the past trouble. Hiro and Ando meet someone interesting in a diner who is killed. Hiro goes back in time to save her. Peter asks Nathan to help him find a key to the future. 141971 2006 Heroes: Six Months Ago T DVD -R HQ 7409 Episode. 11-26-2006 News Media. Hiro tries to change the future and can't. Back stories on individuals with extraordinary abilities -- Mohinder's father arrives in New York to find them and creates a villain instead. 141972 2007 Heroes: Unexpected T DVD -R HQ 8003 Episode. 2-19-2007 News Media. Fear of story of people with special powers being exposed in the news media. Peter learns someone close him may have betrayed him. Three heroes try to stop the man intent on studying them. Skyler continues his killing rampage. An innocent friend is shot and killed by mistake by the artist trying to kill Peter. 141973 1917 Heroic France M AFI-Motion Picture Cameramen Cameraman 141974 1686 Heroic Scene, A PO USC Anonymous News 141975 1992 Herr Ober! MF Germany News Media. Reporter (Petra Zieser) of Abendzeitung. TV Showmaster (Ulrich Matthes). 141976 1948 Herr vom andern Stern, Der MF Reporter (Helmut Krueger) 141977 1960 Herrin der Welt - Teil I, Die MF Reporter Carnot (Kunibert Gensichen). Reporter Elkins (Bob Iller). Reporter Cannon (Reinhold Pasch). 141978 1920 Herrin der Welt 6. Teil - Die Frau mit den Millionarden, Die MF Newspaper Reporter Bullboxs (Victor Janson) 141979 1932 Herrin von Atlantis, Die MF American Journalist (Gertrude Pabst) 141980 1943 Hers to Hold M Reporters (Eddie Acuff, Eddie Chandler, Eddie Dunn, Charles Sherlock, Phil Warren). Photographers (Jack Gardner, Cyril Ring, Billy Young). 141981 1951 Herz einer Frau, Das MF Reporter (Heinz Conrads) 141982 1956 Herz kehrt heim, Ein MF West Germany Journalist (Horst Beck). 141983 1961 Herzog N OWN - P Bellow, Saul News Media. Valentine Gersbach, radio announcer and media figure. Close friend of Herzog's. Flaming red hair, artificial leg, flair for self-dramatization. Cynical media figure. 141984 1976 Herzog Legacy, The N OWN - H Schweitzer, Gerturde Newspaper Owner Sigmund Herzog, German-Jewish immigrant who founded The Paper in 1875 141985 1980 Herzschlag N Martin, Hansjörg Germany Journalist 141986 1970 Hester Ross - Columnist N King, Berta Columnist Hester Ross 141987 1996 Hetty Wainthropp Investigates: Eye Witness T Episode #2. 1-10-1996 TV Reporter (Deborah Levey). Picture Editor (David Hargreaves). 141988 1998 Hetty Wainthropp Investigates: Mind Over Muscle T Episode #25. 8-14-1998 Editor (Geoffrey Hinsliff) of the Ackerley Echo. 141989 2001 Heung gong yau gok hor lei wood MF Hong Kong. Photographer (Jupiter). 141990 1963 Heute DF Germany. Series Newsreaders Hanns Joachim Friedrichs (1969), Anja Charlet (2001-2003), Brigitte Bastgen (1990-), Wibke Bruhns (1971-1972), Peter Hahne (1989-), Caroline Hamann (2002-), Gerhard Klarner, Claus Seibel, Klaus-Peter Siegloch, Ulrike von Mollendorff. Hosts Petra Gerster (1998-2006), Steffen Seibert (2003-2006), Kay-Solve Richter (2005-2006). 141991 1993 Hexed M TV Newscaster (Alan Ackles). 2nd Newscaster (Suzanne Moss). Hispanic Newscaster (Hector Garcia). Female Reporter (Linda Edwards). Reporter (Maria Arita). TV Reporter (Michele Russell). 1st Reporter (Laura Banks). 2nd Reporter (David Sederholm). 3rd Reporter (Teresa Ganzel). Intro Reporter (Elaine Long). 141992 1964 Hexer, Der MF West Germany Newspaper Seller (Gerd Martienzen). 141993 1939 Hexer, The SS Campbell, John In "From Unknown Worlds," 1948 Press 141994 1996 Hey Arnold!: 6th Grade Girls/The Baseball C Episode #5. 11-4-1996 TV Reporter/Announcer (Billy Riback - Voice). 141995 2000 Hey Arnold!: Big Scoop: Harold's Kitty C VHS 1314 Episode #27 Editors Arnold and Helga find themselves rivals when they become editors of relative school newspapers Editors Arnold and Helga compete as Front-Page editors 141996 1999 Hey Arnold!: Dino Checks Out C Episode #65. 12-11-1999 News Media. News Reporter (Laraine Newman - Voice). 141997 1999 Hey Arnold!: It Girl/Deconstructing Arnold C Episode #57. 9-18-1999 Reporter (Downtown Julie Brown - Voice). 141998 2002 Hey Arnold!: Movie, The M Reporter (Kath Soucie). 141999 1966 Hey Landlord T Series Photographer. Pamela Rodgers as tenant Timothy Morgan, a weather forecaster. Michael Constantine as tenant Jack Ellenhorn, a photographer 142000 2007 Hey Paula T Series 2007. Publicist Jeff is part of an entourage that does whatever it can to make Singer-American Idol Judge Paula Abdul happy in this reality series. She blames everyone for anything that goes wrong. 142001 1966 Hey, Landlord: Long Hot Bus, The T Episode #8. 10-30-1966 TV Reporter (Stuart Margolin). 142002 1975 Hey, I'm Alive MT News Media 142003 1961 Hey, Let's Twist! M AFI-Columnists Society Columnist (Zohra Lampert) brings a nightclub to the attention of Walter Winchell, nationally famous columnist. 142004 2007 Heyday N Andersen, Kurt Journalist and freethinker Timothy Skaggs, a daguerreotypist, pleasure-seeker and stargazer, joins a young British aristocrat and an actress are in antebellum New York when they and the woman's Mexican War veteran-fireman brother go on a trip west. In the middle of the nineteenth century, modern life is being born - the marvels of photography, the telegraph, and railroads, a flood of show business spectacles and newspapers, rampant sex, drugs and drink (and moral crusades against all three). Wall Street is awash with money and giddy utopian visions are everywhere. Beckoned by the frontier and the prospects of the California Gold Rush, all four set out on a transcontinental race west. A cold-blooded killer bent on revenge goes after them. 142005 2006 Heyday! MT Newsreel Narrator (Adrian Egan - Voice). U.S. Radio Announcer (Mike Hanson - Voice). Canadian Radio Announcer (Ray Landry - Voice). 142006 1970 Hi Mom! M AFI-Reporters/Television Newscaster (Floyd Peterson) 142007 1984 Hi-De-Hi!: Graven Image, The T UK. Episode #31. 1-8-1984 Photographer (Stuart Rayner). 142008 1983 Hi-De-Hi!: Maplin Intercontinental T Episode #25. 1-16-1983 TV Newsreader (Colin Ward-Lewis). 142009 1942 Hi, Neighbor M Photographer (Jack Kenny). 142010 1934 Hi, Nellie! M DVD -R HQ 3233. SV 421 Chanslor, Roy (Story). Abem Finkel, Sidney Sutherland (Screenplay) Muni. Remade in 1942, You Can't Escape Forever Managing Editor Samuel Bradshaw (Paul Muni), Times-Star managing editor demoted after disagreement with publisher to writing a lonely hearts column. Replacing Bradshaw as editor is Harvey Dawes (Douglass Dumbrille). Gerry Krale (Glenda Farrell). Sidney Skolsky (Himself). Evans the Reporter (James Donlan). Danny Sullivan, the Cameraman (George Chandler). Dwyer the Reporter (Milton Kibbee). New York Daily News Reporter (Howard Hickman). 142011 1969 Hibernatus MF Reporter. Un Reporter (Carlo Nell). 142012 2003 Hickey for Harriet, A NR Warren, Nancy Harlequin Student Reporters Harriet Adelaide MacPherson and Steve Ackerman work together but he never notices her. 142013 1950 Hicksville Bungler, The P MLPL Griffin, Chester A. Index-One Act, 1900-1923 Press 142014 2000 Hidden M Newsreader (Sarah Heaney). 142015 1998 Hidden Agenda M Reporter (Liza Balkin) 142016 1990 Hidden Agenda M DVD -R 1615 News Media. TV Reporter (Ivan Little). News Reporter (Kate Smith). Journalist (Victoria D'Angelo). 142017 1997 Hidden Agenda N Racina, Thom TV Reporter Jonelle Patterson of CNN is wooed by a huge salary to Network ONE, a start-up TV channel backed by the Christian Right. Here she is promised free reign to travel the world covering sensational stories. Her husband suspects that her timing, luck and personal involvement in these stories is more than kismet, and Patterson reluctantly agrees. Is she being used by the Christian Right? Is the news being "created" for her to report? Manipulative media moguls who lie, cheat, steal and murder to further the career of their trusting, naïve star TV reporter. 142018 1940 Hidden Enemy M Williams, C.B. (Story). Williams, Marion Orth (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Bill MacGregor (Warren Hull) of the Evening News lives at home with an aunt and his inventor father. He complains about another reporter at the paper always getting the good assignments and wants to get on the crime beat. Editor (Edward Keane). Editor reminds him that the last time he played detective he nearly put the paper out of business. Reporter meets Sonya Manning (Kay Linaker), supposedly a reporter from The Philadelphia Gazette, while interviewing an archaeology professor. Both the professor and the female reporter turn out to be spies. Reporter is fired for missing the story. He gets involved with agents directly when they try to steal metal substance being developed by his father. Reporter shoots the tire of the car in which an enemy agent is escaping with the secret formula. Woman is revealed at the end to be working for secret patriotic organization. Reporter recognizes quality of good story but acknowledges importance of national security and allows the female agent to edit the article he writes. 142019 1945 Hidden Eye, The M News Media. Old Newsman (Frank Austin). 142020 2004 Hidden Falls N Danziger, Carla Norwegian Journalist Elsa Jenssen joins her American cousin Kristina (Kris) Kelly to tour the fjord region of Norway in the summer of 1995 so Kelly can seek rest and revitalization after the painful breakup of her 20-year marriage. Jenssen is a popular journalist in Norway. The trip turns into a nightmare when Elsa is found dead at the bottom of Hidden Falls. Elsa’s questionable health, the slippery conditions on the trails, and testimony by hiking companions from whom Elsa separated, lead authorities to conclude that her death was accidental. Kris’s gut feelings tell her otherwise. Yet her first duty must be to return to Bergen, Elsa’s hometown, and comfort Elsa’s elderly father. When he, too, for reasons far different from her own, asserts that Elsa’s death was not accidental, Kris begins a personal search for truth. Elsa’s close connections with the editor of the newspaper for which she worked, her opinionated columns, her private ghosts from the Nazi occupation of Norway in her youth and her postwar years in England, lead Kris on a rocky trail of discovery, danger and romance, and into the throes of a clandestine plot and soul-searching questions about justice. 142021 1993 Hidden Fears M TV Reporter (Sarah Braun) 142022 1918 Hidden Fires M AFI-News Vendors News Vendor 142023 1959 Hidden Homicide M SVD 760 (Missing Ending) Capon, Paul (Novel - "Murder at Shinglestrand"). Bill Luckwell, Tony Young (Screenplay0 Ness Book Reporter Bill Dodd (Bruce Steon) from the Evening Post helps a writer clear himself of a murder charge. Reporter offers to go to a friend at Scotland Yard to get information and tells the writer he will not let his friend know the purpose. Reporter adds that he can spin a yarn as well as anyone and sometimes even finds himself believing it. Reporter presented as positive individual. 142024 1994 Hidden II, The M News Reporter (Cate Caplin) 142025 1916 Hidden Law, The M AFI-Authors Writer 142026 1920 Hidden Light, The M AFI-Critics Critic 142027 1925 Hidden Menace, The M Natteford, J.F. (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter "Hutch" saves a girl from demented sculptor, who has imprisoned her to make her model for a work he thinks will be a masterpiece. 142028 1993 Hidden Obsession M L Stewart, John, David Reskin (Story). Reskin (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Ellen Carlyle (Heather Thomas) for Chicago station. Gunman breaks into TV studio while she is on the air, holds gun to her head, demands cameras keep rolling. Cameraman Joey Phillips (Nick Celozzi) knocks out gunman with handheld video unit. News director Fredericks (David Glasser), the station owner's son, expresses more concern about expensive piece of equipment than reporter's safety. Carlyle hears report about escaped killer, whose arrest she covered. Meets cop. Relationship develops. She gets drunk, tells him she has doubts about returning to profession where her boss' motto is "If if bleeds, it leads." Complains show on escaped convict's bloody murder spree got highest ratings. Escaped killer is captured. Cameraman covering story, discovers cop fired several months ago. Cop assaults reporter and she shoots him. News director arrives, wants to put Carlyle on air immediately. She hesitates, then agrees. She announces to viewers she killed murderer. Reporter #1 (Kathy Santen). Reporter #2 (Dianne B. Shaw). Reporter #3 (Richard Sandoval). Reporter #4 (Larry Delrose). Location Reporter (Bob Roitblat). Cameraman (Turk Muller). 142029 1993 Hidden Room, The: Faithful Follower, The T Episode. 7-13-1993. Season #2. Episode #8 Reporter #1 (James Arnold). Reporter #2 (Jane Luk). 142030 1993 Hidden Room, The: First Battle, The T Episode #25. 8-28-1993 Reporter (Paulino Nunes - Field Reporter). 142031 1964 Hidden Truth, The: One for the Road T Episode. 9-17-1964 Reporter (Terence Donovan). 142032 1960 Hidden World, The T Armstrong Circle Theatre -11-23-60 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 142033 1987 Hidden, The M News Media. TV Reporter (Mary Petrie). Reporter (Buckley Norris). Reporter (Rachel Todd) 142034 1980 Hide in Plain Sight M SVD 959 News Media. Reporter #1 (Jeff Ring). Important to tell story to press to aid in search for missing children. Newscaster (Irv Weinstein). News Photographer (Keith Watts). News Photographer (Keith Watts). 142035 1934 Hide-Out M News Vendor (Alexander Carr) 142036 1936 Hideaway Girl M Cameraman (Donald Kerr). Cameraman (Bert Moorhouse). 142037 1959 Hideous Sun Demon, The M Radio Announcer (Del Courtney) 142038 2000 Hiding in the Shadows N Hopper, Kay Journalist Dinah Leighton, the steadfast friend who visited an accident victim and then disappeared without a trace 142039 1998 Hiekkamorsian MF Finland Radio Reporter (Kimmo Taavila - Voice). 142040 1957 High Adventure With Lowell Thomas DT Journalist Lowell Thomas. Travelogues 142041 1954 High and Dry M Reporter (Andrew Keir) 142042 1954 High and the Mighty, The M Public Relations man for the airline. Reporter (William Hudson). Reporter Boyd (Douglas Kennedy). 142043 1977 High Anxiety M DVD -R HQ 7542, 7543. L. SVD 954 Brooks Newspapers. Rolled-up newspaper used as a weapon. Black newsprint run down the sink 142044 1998 High Art M SVD 783. DVD. Magazine Editor Syd (Radha Mitchell) is a newly appointed assistant editor of Frame magazine. She discovers that the woman living above her flat is none other than the talented yet enigmatic Photographer Lucy Berliner (Ally Sheedy). When the two of them meet, Syd gets acquainted with both Lucy’s past work and her circle of junkie friends. Seeing a definite career opportunity, Syd encourages Lucy to shoot new pictures for her magazine. At the same time, a strong attraction starts to develop between them. As the photo assignment continues, both Syd and Lucy are forced to examine their own lives and loves. Executive Editor Dominique (Anh Duong) of Frame. Photo Editor (Lorraine DeMaris Mattia). 142045 1968 High Chaparral: Ebenezer T DVD -R HQ 1904 Episode #35. 11-1-1968 Editor Ebenezer Binns (John McGiver) is convinced by John to open Tucson's first newspaper, but exposing local corruption puts the man in danger. The crusading editor risks his life against extortionists and killer. John Cannon persuades Binns to establish Tucson's first newspaper in hope of running the lawless element out of town. Plot by the town boss to kill the fearless editor fails twice. When Binns starts to print his first edition exposing the town boss' operation, Manolito and Pedro barricade themselves in the newspaper office to protect Binns from the town boss' determined gunmen. 142046 1970 High Chaparral: Generation T Episode. 4-17-1970 Editor sees drawings of Billy Blue (Mark Slade) who is determined to seek a new career as an artist. The editor offers him a high-paying job in the city. 142047 2002 High Crimes M DVD -R 1602 News Media. Reporter #1 (Karen Kahn). Reporter #2 (Paul Ghiringhelli). Reporter #3 (Elaine Corral Kendall). Reporter #4 (Danny Freeman). Reporter #5 (Linda Laing) 142048 2002 High Desert Dream Girls MT VHS 1254 Adult Journalist (Dale DaBone) reports on the sexual habits of desert dwellers. 142049 1996 High Energy NR OWN - P Joy, Dara Reporter Zanita Masterson 142050 1996 High Fidelity N Music Journalism. Fanatical music fan lists his top occupations, which include "writer at Rolling Stone." Talks extensively about music journalism. 142051 1956 High Finance T Press 142052 1999 High Five N Evanovich, Janet News Media 142053 1933 High Gear M VHS 1066 Jason, Leigh and Charles Saxton (Screenplay). Reporter Anne Merritt (Joan Marsh) is in love with race-car driver. She tries to meet him by delivering towels to his hotel room while he is in the shower. Agrees to an interview if she will have dinner with him. Merritt breaks her date with "The Keyhole Reporter" columnist Larry "Keyhole" Winston (Theodor Von Eltz). Reporter (George O'Hanlon). Jealous columnist discovers race car driver, who has lost his nerve, driving a cab announces it on his radio broadcast (which is sponsored by the newspaper). Columnist punched out by race car driver who accuses the reporter of leaking the information. He recovers his nerve, wins a big race and reunites with reporter Merritt 142054 1928 High Ground N USC Mellett, John C. Newspaperman James Andrew Marvin. Wolfe and Tribune. Brooks is really the brother of Don Mellett, murdered newspaper crusader. It is about an editor who fights racketeers in a small Midwestern town. 142055 1991 High Heels (aka Tacones Lejanos) M Almodovar, Pedro (Screenplay) Ness Book Madrid TV Newscaster Rebecca (Victoria Abril). Caddish news executive Manuel (Feodore Atkine). Rebecca now married to head of the TV network, a former reporter who once had an affair with her actress mother. When he is killed, both mother and the reporter are suspects as well as a woman who presents Rebecca's broadcasts in sign language on the air and wants to work up to an anchor position. Rebecca returns to work soon after her husband's murder and announces his death during her broadcast. Then proceeds to confess to the murder and is arrested while still on the air (although she finishes the broadcast). Rebecca goes to prison. She discovers she is pregnant and is released. Father turns out to be a female impersonator who is an undercover officer investigating the case. Mother confesses to murder on her deathbed to protect Rebecca. 142056 2001 High Heels and Low Lifes M Reporter (James Cameron) 142057 1978 High Hopes DT Host Trudy Bowen (Barbara Kyle) of a local talk show 142058 2003 High Hopes: Anatomy of a Winner, The DT Sports Media. Phillies PR Director Larry Shenk. Phillies Broadcasters Rich Asburn, Jay Johnstone, Harry Kalas, Garry Maddox, Andy Musser, Kent Tekulve, Chris Wheeler. Phillies PA Announcer Dan Baker. CBS Broadcasters Tim McCarver, Sean McDonough. 142059 2005 High Hopes: Invasion of the Body Snatchers T Episode #19. 11-16-2005 News Media. Reporter (Karen Wynne). Interviewer (Jason Mohammed). 142060 1996 High Incident: Follow the Leader T Episode #7.8-15-1996 News Media. Reporter #2 (Robert Parucha). 142061 2002 High Octane 7 M Adult Journalist (Amanda Twice). 142062 1985 High Performance: Juggernaut T Episode. News Media 142063 1994 High Pressure System, A NM Gross, Ken Weathercaster Bonnie Hudson who yearns to report solid news. Aspiring newscaster Bonnie Hudson stuck doing the weather, uncovers a web of New York political intrigue and sets out to expose a campaign and murder 142064 1986 High Price of Passion, The MT TV Anchor (Jennie Becker) 142065 2007 High Profile N Parker, Robert B. #6 Jesse Stone Series Talk-Show Host Walton Weeks is controversial and popular. a Rush Limbaugh-like political commentator in sleepy Paradise, Massachusetts and when his body is discovered hanging from a tree on the outskirts of Paradise, the police chief finds himself at the center of a highly public case. When another dead body is discovered a few days later -- Week’s pregnant mistress -- the pressure to solve the crimes becomes almost unbearable. No one seems to care that Weeks is dead -- not a single one of his ex-wives. 142066 1981 High Risk M Radio Newscaster (Clinton Case - Voice). 142067 1995 High Risk (aka Shu dan long wei) M China. Ness Reporter (Chingmy Yau) is taken hostage by gang of jewel thieves. Cameraman (Vincent Kok). 142068 1959 High Road (aka John Gunther's High Road) DT Host John Gunther. Prime-time travelogue 142069 1946 High School Hero M Ness Book -- Teen-Agers, The Series School Newspaper Editor Betty Rogers (Noel Neill) has the gang trying to boost circulation of school paper. 142070 1996 High School High M Anchorwoman (Pat Harvey). 142071 1986 High School Spirits M News Media. News Reporter (James Clauflin). Newspaper Reporter (Alan L. Foote). News Anchor (Bill Lines). News Cameraman ("Bubba" Bench). Talk Show Hostess (Pattie Marie). 142072 1929 High Seas M UK Only Press 142073 1978 High Seas Hijack M Reporter Tatsuya Iwado (Fumio Watanabe) 142074 1941 High Sierra M DVD -R HQ 2627, 2628. L Bogart Reporter Healy of the Chronicle. Radio Announcer-Commentator (Sam Hayes). 142075 1956 High Society M DVD -R HQ 4134, 4135. L. Barry, Philip (Play - "Philadelphia Story, The"). John Patrick (Screenplay) Ness Book. Cole Porter Musical Reporter Mike Connor (Frank Sinatra) and Photographer Liz Imbrie (Celeste Holm) arrive at a mansion to cover a socialite's wedding.. Editor (Paul Keast) of Spy Magazine ("rhymes with lie"). Publisher calls family directly and threatens to run article linking the bride's father to a dancer. Both decide to resign from magazine. "I'm a great admirer of your magazine….It seems to have its finger on the pulse of the public. And its ear to the ground." "Well, that's rather a vulnerable position, don't you think." 142076 2007 High Spirits: Tale of Ghostly Rapping and Romance, A N Salerni, Dianne K. Newspaper Editors, politicians and the public at large are bamboozled by two teenage sisters who convince people they can talk to the dead with their mysterious rapping noises in mid-nineteenth century America. Before long, neighbors are begging Maggie and Kate Fox for the chance to receive messages from dead relatives and older sister Leah realizes that their “prank” has real money-making potential. Soon, the sisters hit the road and start a national craze for spirits and ghosts. Their fame grows, but could their powers actually be real? 142077 1987 High Stakes MT SVD 538. 564 Aspiring Journalist (David Foley), a bumbling wanna-be reporter, gets the opportunity to live out a dream when he stumbles upon smuggled Nazi treasure. 142078 1997 High Stakes MT SVD 1435 Ness Former News Reporter tires to adjust to life of a housewife and mother. Her need for an adrenaline high is overpowering and she becomes an addicted gambler. 142079 2008 High Stakes N Jackson, Lisa Reporter. “As the reporter reconstructed the series of events which had led to the fatal crash, Becca vainly attempted to get a trip on herself. It was impossible.” “He hoped that the reporter would answer the one burning question in his mind -- perhaps there was still a way out of his own dilemma.” “The reporter didn’t seem to know too much.” “The reporter said that there was a rumor suggesting that Jason might have had a couple of passengers with him.” 142080 2005 High Stakes Backgammon DT UK Commenteators John Clark, Paul Magriel. Host Kara Scott. 142081 1926 High Steppers M Gibbs, Philip Hamilton (Novel -"Heirs Apparent"). Finis Fox (Adaptation). Lois Leeson (Scenario). AFI-Reporters/Scandal Sheets - Ness Book Reporter Julian Perryam (Lloyd Hughes) is expelled from Harvard and ends up as a reporter for The Truth. His father, Father Perryam (Alec B. Francis) is editor of a scandal sheet, The Week. Reporter discovers his father's publisher Victor Buckland (Edward Davis) is involved in stealing from a charity fund. With the help of fellow reporter Audry Nye (Mary Astor), the reporter exposes the publisher who is killed by a mob. The two reporters get The two reporters get married. 142082 1936 High Tension M Press 142083 1956 High Terrace M Theater Critic (Jonathan Field) 142084 1947 High Tide M Whitfield, Raoul (Story). Peter Milne (Additional Dialogue). Robert Presnell, Sr. (Screenplay) Ness Book City Editor Hugh Fresney (Lee Tracy) goes to ruthless extremes to get control of newspaper he edits. His publisher was apparently murdered by gangsters against whom the reporter was crusading. Detective Tim Slade (Don Castle), former newspaperman. He's also a suspect because he was involved with the dead publisher's wife. He discovers Fresney engineered murder to get control of the paper. When the journalist tries to kill the detective by wrecking the car, both are trapped. Detective managers to get free as the tide washes over the reporter. New York Times, 11/8/47: "One could, of cause, become quite indignant at this suggestion that city editors are not honorable. God-fearing citizens respected by most everyone in the community except, perhaps, for some of their reporters." 142085 1918 High Tide M AFI-Authors Writer 142086 1960 High Time M Reporter "Scoop" Pruitt (Yvonne Craig) tries to expose professor and a 51-year-old millionaire restaurateur's romance. 142087 1981 High Times Interviews R. Crumb CB Weirdo #1 Journalist psychoanalyzes Crumb in an interview. 142088 1929 High Treason M Great Britain TV Journalism. Broadcasting including television has replaced print journalism 142089 1951 High Treason M UK Photographer, Street (Harry Fowler). 142090 1950 High-Pressure Stuff SS USC Carter, Russell Gordon Reporter Phil Jackson, reporter for Times Record. City Editor, Mr. Reed, angry at Jackson: "I don't like your work." Proves self by end of the story. 142091 1937 High, Wide, and Handsome M Photographer (Rolfe Sedan). 142092 1926 Highbinders, The M AFI-Authors Writer 142093 1994 Higher Education DT TV Anchor Sandi Ezell Bushnell. Reporter Ted Hardwick. Adam's Critic G-Jo Reed. 142094 2000 Higher Ground: Exposed T DVD -R HQ 2055. SVD 1495 Episode. 5-12-2000 Magazine Reporter goes undercover to portray students as delinquents. 142095 1995 Higher Learning M TV Reporter (Warren Olney) 142096 1993 Higher Mortals, The M TV Interviewer (Alison Rooper) 142097 1986 Highlander M Newscaster (Ted Maynard) 142098 1991 Highlander II: Quickening, The M News Media. TV Reporter #1 (Ted McNabney). TV Reporter #2 (Patricia De Biaggi). TV Reporter #3 (Andre Gere). 142099 1994 Highlander III: Sorcerer, The M Interviewer (Liz MacRae) 142100 1996 Highlander: Blitz, The T SVD 790 Episode #78. 2-11-1996. Series 10-3-1992 to 5-16-1998. Reporter Diane Terrin (Alison Mois) is trapped in a bombed subway tunnel air-raid shelter with Duncan McLeod, the Highlander, during World War II London. The admiring reporter broadcast the news of Hitler's air raids back to the United States. McLeod remembers her. They were running out of time and air. Now ER trauma surgeon Anne Lindsey is trapped in a subway station and MacLeod is desperate to rescue Anne before he loses her like he lost Diane. 142101 1998 Highlander: Deadly Exposure T Episode #115. 1-31-1998 News Media. Female News Reporter (Valerie-Anne Wyss). 142102 1993 Highlander: Epitaph for Tommy T SVD 1407 Episode #32. 12-4-1993 Journalist is accidentally killed by an immortal. MacLeod investigates. 142103 1992 Highlander: Gathering, The T Episode #1. 9-28-1992. Series 10-3-1992 to 5-16-1998. News Media. Reporter (Amy Pietz). Immortal Duncan McLeod is maintaining a peaceful existence with the love of his life when he is challenged to immortal combat by an evil immortal. 142104 1998 Highlander: The Raven: Bloodlines T Episode #3. 10-10-1998. Series 9-26-1998 to 5-7-1999 Reporter (Jean Daigle). Nick Wolfe, a detective who resigned from the force after his partner is murdered by crooked cops and his superiors try to cover up the incident. He gets involved with a 1200-year-old immortal thief named Amanda. Nick is now working on security guarding the head of a telecommunications empire. A sniper take a shot at the woman, then falls to his apparent death after being confronted by Nick. When the body disappears, Nick suspects immortal involvement. Amanda knows an immortal is involved, an old friend whose adopted son was killed by a man named Grady back in the 1890s. Not only did Morgan kill Grady,k but he's been killing the man's descendants ever since. Nick's client is next on his list. Nick tracks Morgan to his silver shop where he manages to shoot a pane of glass that falls and severs Morgan's head. 142105 1999 Highlander: The Raven: Love and Death T Episode #17. 4-12-1999 News Vendor (Barnaby Apps). 142106 1999 Highlander: The Raven: Manipulator, The T SVD 1415, SVD 1152, 1022 Episode #19. 5-1-1999 Journalist Tim Helfet (Guy Lankester), a young reporter, hires Nick and Amanda to protect him from assassions sesnt by his father's killer, an advisor to a Balkan Prime Minister who is trying to negotiate a peace treaty. Helfet needs a laptop computer that the advisor keeps vital information on. Nick and Amanda break in, but it turns out the advisor is an immortal and the duo are forced to flee when he senses Amanda. He crossed her path centureis earlier and killed a moral protge of hers. They soon fiond out that the reporter is a Watcher and knew about the connection between Amanda and the advisor. The duo decide to help him away. Nick breaks into the manor while Amanda guides him by remote control. Helfet goes in and gets captured and the advisor kills the Prime Minister and frames Tim for it. In the end, Amanda and the advisor fight it out and Amanda wins. Nick takes out the guar At the end, the Watchers suggest that Tim "disasppear" before they catch up to him for breaking his oath. 142107 2008 Highlights M News Media. Newsman (Chap Freeman). Newsman (Douglas Rainey). Jane loves to go to Marianne’s Beauty Salon with her mother. It’s a crisp November day in 1963 and the salon is buzzing with energy and music while Jane looks through her favorite magazine. Suddenly the television delivers tragic news into this safe, happy place. Jane tries to make sense of a moment that opens her eyes to peril in the world, a historic moment that has come to symbolize the loss of innocence in America. 142108 1950 Highly Dangerous M Ambler, Eric (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Bill Casey (Dane Clark) helps entomologist uncover germ warfare experiments in mythical European country behind the Iron Curtain. Entomologist's contact is killed. She is grilled about murder and given truth drug. Released. Reporter and entomologist break into greenhouse to get insects that hold key to experiments, then escape with help of priest. 142109 2002 Highway M Newscaster (Jamil Mullen). 142110 1950 Highway 301 M City Editor (Charles Marsh). Reporter (Jeffrey Sayre). News Clerk (Richard Bartell). 142111 1991 Highway 61 M News Media. Pickerel Falls Reporter (Ann Shipmen). Pickerel Falls Photographer (Michael Vendruscolo). 142112 1954 Highway Dragnet M Fashion Photographer Mrs. Cummings (Joan Bennett) from New York and her callow young assistant Susan Willis (Wanda Hendrix). Press. 142113 1992 Highway Heartbreaker MT Title, Date Reporters hound people 142114 1989 Highway To Heaven: T SV 79, 73, 56, 54, 51. Episodes. Series September 19, 1984-Augus 4, 1989. News Media 142115 1986 Highway to Heaven: Basinger's New York T SV 246, SV 117 Episode #62. 12-17-1986 Columnist Basinger (Richard Mulligan) is a callous New York reporter struggling to write his Christmas Eve column who discovers that miracles still can happen -- even in the city. 142116 1986 Highway to Heaven: Children's Children T DVD -R HQ 4776. SV 102 Episode #48. 4-30-1986. TV Reporter is overzealous and files a report on a home for unwed teenage mothers Rival Reporter (Robert Balderson). Station Manager (Paul Comi). The TV News report by the sensationalistic reporter threatens the very existence at the home. 142117 1988 Highway To Heaven: Correspondent, The T DVD -R HQ 3142. SV 109, 54 Episode #93. 2-24-1988 Correspondent (Darren McGavin), facing execution by foreign revolutionaries, is given a chance to make up for a lifetime of familial neglect 142118 1988 Highway To Heaven: Dolphin Song for Lee, A (Part Two) T Episode #96. 3-23-19888 News Media. Reporter #2 (David Heller). Reporter #4 (Ron Tank). 142119 1984 Highway to Heaven: Dust Child T Episode #11. 11-28-1984. Reporter (Mark Denis). 142120 1986 Highway To Heaven: For the Love of Larry T Episode #52. 10-8-1986 News Media. Newsman (Ron Tank). 142121 1988 Highway to Heaven: Hello and Farewell T Episode #100. 12-7-1988 Newscaster (Ron Tank). 142122 1987 Highway to Heaven: Hero, The T Episode #69. 2-18-1987 Newscaster (Wendy Gordon). 142123 1984 Highway To Heaven: In with the "In" Crowd T Episode #85. 12-9-1987 News Media. Reporter #1 (Stuart Nelson). 142124 1986 Highway to Heaven: Jonathan Smith Goes to Washington T Episode #60. 12-3-1986. Reporter #2 (Dennis Bertsch). 142125 1984 Highway to Heaven: Monster, The (Part Two) T Episode #36. 12-11-1985 Reporter (Jim Kelly). 142126 1984 Highway to Heaven: Mother and a Daughter, A T Episode #67. 2-4-1987 Reporter (Marina Ferrier). Photographer (Shane McCabe). 142127 1987 Highway to Heaven: Parents' Day T DVD -R HQ 2948. SV 107, 166 Episode #70. 2-25-1987. TV Newsman. Student disciplined for drug possession brings same charge against his mom and his dad, Ronald James (Robert Culp), who's a TV newsman known for his ant drug stance 142128 1985 Highway to Heaven: Popcorn, Peanuts and Crackerjacks T Episode #32. 11-13-1985 News Media. Reporter #2 (Warner McKay). 142129 1989 Highway to Heaven: Source, The T SV 140 Episode #104. 6-9-1989 School Newspaper Reporters. Girl confides to two high-school reporters that a school-bus driver was coming on to her when the bus was involved in an accident. The two kids see the opportunity to report the story incorrectly leading to the bus driver losing his job. Jonathan tries to teach the two teenagers the right way to report the story. After the bus accident the girl gets the bus driver into big trouble because she was angry he was married. 142130 1986 Highway To Heaven: Torch, The T Episode #46. 3-12-1986. Reporter (Terry Burns). Lady Reporter (Annie Gagen). 142131 1988 Highwayman, The: Haunted Highway, The T Episode #9. 5-6-1988. Reporter (Jon Bonnell). 142132 2003 Hija del canibal, La MF Mexico Anchorwoman (Adela Micha). 142133 1988 Hijacking of the Achille Lauro, The MT News Media 142134 1933 Hiking with Mademoiselle M Reporter (E. Bonichon). 142135 1998 Hilary and Jackie M TV Weatherman (Michael Fish). Photographer (Nick Haverson). BBC Nabob (Anthony Smee). Radio Announcer (Brian Perkins). 142136 1913 Hilary's Career (Hargrave, Katharine Edith Spicer-Jay: L. Parry Truscott) N Truscott, L. Parry (Hargrave) Journalist Father wants his son, Hillary, to follow in his footsteps. Mother against it. Law gives father the right to decide. But his first wife shows up showing that his current marriage is illegal. 142137 2009 Hilde M News Media. Reporter (Leon Clingman). Biography of Hildegard Knef, one of Germany’s biggest post-war stars. 142138 1926 Hildegarde N MLPL Norris, Kathleen Newspaperwoman Hildegarde (Hilda) Sessions. Doing press work off and on for Alcazar and the Tivoli. Society writing. Jim Groat, newspaperman. Walter Brown, editor. Decides not to tell editor she is engaged. Accepted by male journalists at the Sun. Special writer, no longer social editor. "The little new editor looked at her, awestricken." "I'm scared to death." 142139 1952 Hill 346 -- Report on Korea, A T Adapted by Norman Lessing from the Marguerite Higgins documentary drama. Correspondent Marguerite Higgins. Higgins narrates. 142140 1981 Hill Street Blues: T SV 151, SV 220. Episodes. Series 1981-1987. News Media. Press Conference. Reporters. 142141 1986 Hill Street Blues: Amazing Grace T SV 169 Episode #131. 11-17-1986 News Media. Headline-Hungry Councilman spends the day exposing and exploiting the crack problem on the hill. 142142 1981 Hill Street Blues: Ba-bing, Ba-bing T Episode #57. 10-20-1981 News Media. Reporter (Lindsay Frost). 142143 1986 Hill Street Blues: Blind Ambition T Episode. 10-30-1986. Season #7. Episode #4. Reporter (Chuck Bulot). 142144 1981 Hill Street Blues: Blood Money T Episode #17. 11-5-1981 News Media. First Reporter (Charles Walker). Second Reporter (Victoria Thatcher). 142145 1985 Hill Street Blues: Blues in the Night T Episode #101. 9-26-1985 TV News Anchor (Daphne Reid). 142146 1986 Hill Street Blues: Case of Klapp, A T Episode. 10-9-1986. Season #7. Episode #2 Reporter (Gary Bolen). 142147 1981 Hill Street Blues: Choice Cut T Episode #7. 2-14-1981 News Media 142148 1987 Hill Street Blues: City of Refuse T Episode #135. 1-20-1987 TV Reporter (Jensen Collier). Reporter (Garret Pearson). 142149 1986 Hill Street Blues: Come and Get It T Episode #124. 4-3-1986. News Media. Reporter #1 (Pendleton Brown). Reporter #2 (Jenny Gago). Reporter #3 (Daryl Roach). Fourth Reporter (Garret Pearson). 142150 1984 Hill Street Blues: Count of Monty Tasco, The T Episode. 3-8-1984. Season #4. Episode #18. Reporter (Carl Byrd). Reporter (Julie Lloyd). Reporter (Garrett Pearson). Reporter (Jill Wagner-Porter). 142151 1987 Hill Street Blues: Days of Swine and Roses T Episode. 3-31-1987. Season #7. Episode #19 News Media. First Reporter (Etan Boritzer). Second Reporter (Richard Stofan). 142152 1983 Hill Street Blues: Death by Kiki T Episode #59. 11-3-1983 Reporter (Michael Karm). Newstand Guy (Jerry Jones). 142153 1987 Hill Street Blues: Der Roachenkavalier T Episode. 2-3-1987. Season #7. Episode #14. News Media. Second Reporter (Gary Bolen). TV Newscaster (William Thomas Jr.). 142154 1983 Hill Street Blues: Doris in Wonderland T Episode #60. 11-10-1983 News Media. Reporter (Michael Karm). Reporter (Julie Lloyd). 142155 1984 Hill Street Blues: End of Logan's Run, The T Episode #74. 3-1-1984. News Media 142156 1984 Hill Street Blues: End of Logan's Run, The T Episode #72. 3-1-1984 News Media. TV Reporter (Tracy Reed). 142157 1984 Hill Street Blues: Ewe and Me, Babe T Episode #83. 11-8-1984 News Media. First Reporter (Ellen Crawford). Reporter (Garrett Pearson). 142158 1986 Hill Street Blues: Falling From Grace T Episode. 12-2-1986. Season #7. Episode #8. News Media. TV Reporter (Jensen Collier). Third Reporter (Gary Bolen). 142159 1981 Hill Street Blues: Fathers and Guns T Episode #131. 12-9-1986 Newscaster (Fredric Arnold). 142160 1981 Hill Street Blues: Film at Eleven T SVD 1225 Episode #6.. 2-7-81 TV Reporter Cynthia Chase (Andrea Marcovicci) of WREQ, Channel 6 rides with two policemen to give her viewers an realistic view of the police in their city. 142161 1984 Hill Street Blues: Fuchs Me? Fuchs You! T Episode #68. 1-26-1984 News Media. First Reporter (Helen Baron). Second Reporter (Garrett Pearson). 142162 1983 Hill Street Blues: Goodbye, Mr. Scripps T Episode #62. 11-24-1983 News Media. Reporter (Barbara George). Newscaster (John Mansfield). 142163 1985 Hill Street Blues: Grin and Bear It T Episode #100. 5-16-1985 Reporter (Garret Pearson). 142164 1981 Hill Street Blues: Gung Ho T SVD 795 Episode News Media. Station invaded by reporters when a robbery leads to the arrest of a fugitive radical who's been sought for 12 years 142165 1985 Hill Street Blues: Hacked to Pieces T Episode. 10-3-1985. Season #6. Episode #2 Reporter Royce (Wayne Crawford). Reporter (Dean Scofield). 142166 1981 Hill Street Blues: Hearts and Minds T Episode #16. 10-29-1981 Reporter (Barbara Worthington). 142167 1983 Hill Street Blues: Here's Adventure, Here's Romance T Episode #56. 10-13-1983 Newscaster (R.J. Adams). 142168 1986 Hill Street Blues: I Come on My Knees T Episode #127. 11-6-1986 News Media. First Reporter (Jenny Gago). 142169 1981 Hill Street Blues: It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over T SVD 1208 Episode #144. 5-12-1987 News Media. First Reporter (Garret Pearson). Second Reporter (Richard Stofan). LaRue knows a back way into a gangster's vault that a reporter (Charles Brill) hopes to open on TV 142170 1981 Hill Street Blues: Life, Death, Eternity T Episode #11. 3-14-1981 Reporter (Barbara Worthington). 142171 1983 Hill Street Blues: Long Law of the Arm, The T Episode #58. 10-27-1983 Reporter (Anne Betancourt). 142172 1986 Hill Street Blues: More Skinned Against Than Skinning T Episode #132. 12-23-1986 Photographer, Second (Jerry Hauck). 142173 1982 Hill Street Blues: No Body's Perfect T Episode #44. 12-9-1982 Reporter (Steven Kavner). 142174 1984 Hill Street Blues: Nutcracker Suite T Episode #74. 3-15-1984 News Media. First Reporter (Jill Wagner-Porter). Second Reporter (Garrett Pearson). 142175 1982 Hill Street Blues: Of Mouse and Man T Episode. 2-11-1982 (Season #2. Episode #12 Reporter (Dan Gilvezan). 142176 1984 Hill Street Blues: Other Side of Oneness, The T Episode #70. 2-9-1984 News Media. Reporter (Marguereite DeLain). Reporter (Michael Karm). Newscaster (Jenny Gago). 142177 1984 Hill Street Blues: Parting Is Such Sweep Sorrow T Episode #71. 2-16-1984 News Media. Reporters (Julie Lloyd, Garrett Pearson). 142178 1983 Hill Street Blues: Praise Dilaudid T Episode #61. 11-17-1983 News Media. Reporter (Michael Karm). Reporter (Julie Lloyd). 142179 1984 Hill Street Blues: Rise and Fall of Paul the Wall, The T Episode #87. 12-6-1984 News Media. Reporter (Garrett Pearson). 142180 1987 Hill Street Blues: Runner Falls on His Kisser, The T Episode. 4-7-1987. Season #7. Episode #20. News Media. First Reporter (Garret Pearson). Second Reporter (Gary Bolen). Third Reporter (Etan Boritzer). 142181 1983 Hill Street Blues: Russians Are Coming, The T Episode #67. 2-15-1983 News Media 142182 1981 Hill Street Blues: Second Oldest Profession, The T VHS 1244 Episode. 11-19-81 News Media 142183 1985 Hill Street Blues: Somewhere Over the Rambo T Episode. 10-31-1985. Season #6. Episode #5 Reporter #1 (John Andersonjo). 142184 1986 Hill Street Blues: Suitcase T Episode #123. 10-2-1986 News Media. Reporter #2 (Jenny Gago). 142185 1986 Hill Street Blues: Two Easy Pieces T Episode #111. 1-9-1986 Reporter (Richard Stofan). 142186 1981 Hill Street Blues: Up in Arms T Episode #8. 2-21-1981 News Media 142187 1985 Hill Street Blues: Washington Deceased T Episode #93. 2-7-1985 News Media. First Reporter (Jill Wagner-Porter). Second Reporter (Monica Pege). 142188 1981 Hill Street Blues: Watt a Way To Go T Episode #79. 10-4-1984 Newscaster (Christopher Templeton). 142189 1982 Hill Street Blues: World According to Freedom, The T Episode. 1-7-1982. Season #2. Episode #8 Reporter (Mary Armstrong). Reporter (Dan Gilvezan). Photographer (Garret Pearson). 142190 1985 Hill Street Blues: You're in Alice's T Episode #99. 5-9-1985 Newscaster (Bruce Hayes). 142191 1984 Hill Street Blues: Your Kind, My Kind, Human Kind T Episode. News Media 142192 1905 Hill, The N Vachell, Horace Annesley Press 142193 2006 Hill, The: Fighting the Good Fight DT DVD -R HQ 6726 Episode #1. 8-22-2006 News Media. Rep. Robert Weder (D-Fla.) and his staff work on issuing press statements on Iraq and taking the president to task on his Middle East policy, and scheduling appearances. Halie faces police intimidation in Florida. Press Secretary Lale Mamaux. The "hard-ass press secretary Mamaux goes to work on John Kerry's campaign. She battles Halie on every conceivable issue. 142194 2006 Hill, The: It's Time to be Mad as Hell DT DVD -R HQ 7316 Episode. 9-26-2006 News Media. Rep. Robert Weder (D-Fla.) and his. Press Secretary Lale Mamaux. 142195 2006 Hill, The: Less Feeling Please…More Doing DT DVD -R HQ 6787 Episode #2. 8-29-2006 News Media. Rep. Robert Weder (D-Fla.) and his staff work aggressively to offer an alternative to President Bush's social security reform. Halie pushes Weder to join a press conference about Darfur. Press Secretary Lale Mamaux. 142196 2006 Hill, The: Nothing Is Fun in a Hurricane DT DVD -R HQ 7238 Episode. 9-19-2006 News Media. Rep. Robert Weder (D-Fla.) and his. Press Secretary Lale Mamaux. 142197 2006 Hill, The: Putting in My Two Cents DT DVD -R HQ 6774 Episode #3. 9-5-2006 News Media. Rep. Robert Weder (D-Fla.) and his. Press Secretary Lale Mamaux. 142198 2006 Hill, The: What Should Democrats Be Saying DT DVD -R HQ 7139 Episode. 9-12-2006 News Media. Rep. Robert Weder (D-Fla.) and his. Press Secretary Lale Mamaux. 142199 1844 Hillingdon Hall N USC Surtees, Robert Smith Editor of Bell's Life, an agricultural newspaper. 142200 1935 Hills Beyond, The N OWN Wolfe, Thomas Press. "Gentlemen of the Press" - Small town journalism. Bawdy exchanges between the working newspapermen. Ted Willis and Red Tugman. Associated Press "office" within the editorial department (Berry). 142201 1941 Hills Beyond, The SS Wolfe, Thomas In "Hills Beyond, The" Small Town Newspaper Office of the 1920s-1930s. 142202 2008 Hills, The: Aftershow T DVD -R HQ 9897 Special Finale of Third Season. Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren leaves the magazine when she gets a job with Whitney for a fashion designer. The cast talks about the third season. Preview of Fourth Season. 142203 2007 Hills, The: Apology Not Accepted T DVD -R HQ 9806 Episode #20. 3-19-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Heidi decides to throw Lauren a surprise 21st birthday party and tells her about Spencer asking her to move in with him. Jen tries to apologize to Lauren but instead makes excuses, thus, Lauren doesn't accept her apology. 142204 2008 Hills, The: Back To LA T DVD -R HQ 9802 Episode #48. 3-31-2008 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley After their week in Paris, Lauren and Whitney are back home and have to deal with what happened. Will Whitney be able to follow her dream and change her career? And how will Lauren’s love life progress? 142205 2007 Hills, The: Best Night Ever, The T DVD -R HQ 9777 Episode #13. 1-29-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Heidi throws a party for her birthday where Audrina shows up to try and make amends. However, Heidi refuses to listen. 142206 2007 Hills, The: Big Girls Don’t Cry T Episode #24. 8-13-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Lauren returns to Laguna Beach for some advice. Meanwhile, Audrina and her new beau get serious with their relationship and Spencer proposes to Heidi. 142207 2006 Hills, The: Boyfriends & Work Don't Mix T DVD -R HQ 6356 Episode #6. 7-5-2006 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Jason becomes a distraction. Heidi gets her big chance to work in the nightclub scene, but it happens to fall on her anniversary. While at a Teen Vogue fashion show, Whitney is asked to walk the runway since a model is a no show. Meanwhile, Jason does his best to get Lauren to pay more attention to him, and less to work and school. 142208 2006 Hills, The: Change of Plans, A T DVD -R HQ 6184. DVD -R HQ 6182. Episode #2. 6-7-2006 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren has to face her boss after the party. Meanwhile Heidi doesn't take school seriously and makes different plans for her future. 142209 2007 Hills, The: Cram Session T Episode #32. 10-8-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. The Hills looks back at the first half of the season with never before seen footage and takes a look at what will come. 142210 2008 Hills, The: Date With the Past, A T DVD -R HQ 9882 Episode #54. 4-28-2008 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren leaves the magazine when she gets a job with Whitney for a fashion designer. 142211 2007 Hills, The: Enough Is Enough T DVD -R HQ 9801 Episode #18. 3-5-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren tries to make peace with Heidi, but is instead stood up when Heidi decides to meet up with Spencer instead. Meanwhile, Whitney finds herself annoyed at the fact that she is not respected as a Teen Vogue intern. 142212 2007 Hills, The: Everybody Falls T DVD -R HQ 9806 Episode #21. 3-26-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Whitney is getting ready to work with Teen Vogue after graduation, however, she has a lot of competition with other interns. She also gets to model at "Good Morning America." Meanwhile, Spencer still insists that Heidi move in with him. 142213 2007 Hills, The: For Better Or Worse T Episode #30. 9-24-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Spencer and Heidi’s wedding date gets closer, but will he tell his family before he steps into church? The Teen Vogue event gives Whitney and Lauren a lot of work, while Jason tries to start over with a new girl and a new place. 142214 2007 Hills, The: Forgive and Forget T DVD -R HQ 9304 Episode #37. 11-12-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley. 142215 2008 Hills, The: Girls Night Out T DVD -R HQ 9848 Episode #52. 4-14-2008 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley. Thanks to Whitney, Lauren gets a job offer. Heidi goes out with her girlfriends and at the club sees Spencer having shots with a couple of girls. She confronts him with the news and he wants to know when the relationship time-out will be over. 142216 2007 Hills, The: Goodbye For Now T DVD -R HQ 9897 Episode #22. 4-2-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Whitney flies to New York City to apply for a new job at Teen Vogue. Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, Heidi gets a call from Spencer who has a huge surprise for her. 142217 2007 Hills, The: Hills Cram Session, The T Episode. 3-19-2007. Recap Episode Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Second season's most climatic moments. Never-before-seen footage. 142218 2006 Hills, The: Jason's Birthday T DVD -R HQ 6327 Episode #5. 6-28-2006 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren wants to be with Jason on his birthday. After a Teen Vogue event, Lauren hurries to get home to Jason since it is his birthday. However, things don't end up so good since Jason only wants to hang out with his friends. However, things don't end up so good since Jason only wants to hang out with his friends. Meanwhile, Audrina asks Heidi for love advice. 142219 2008 Hills, The: Just Be Careful... T DVD -R HQ 9815 Episode #51. 4-7-2008 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley. After the much-talked about birthday party Lauren had, Audriana is approached by someone unexpected -- Heidi -- much to Lauren’s discomfort. 142220 2006 Hills, The: Lauren and Jason, Take Two T DVD -R HQ 6291 Episode #4. 6-21-2006 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren wonders if she is really over Jason. Heidi ponders her work situation. Lauren receives flowers from Jason and another phone call. This is what appears to be the new beginning of their relationship. Meanwhile, Heidi almost calls it quits from her job after being told that she cannot travel to Las Vegas with her co-workers because she is not yet 21. 142221 2007 Hills, The: Lauren Looks Back T DVD -R HQ 9372, 9373 Special Broadcast Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley. Lauren looks back at what has happened to her since the series began. Sums up the story line prior to this season’s finale. 142222 2006 Hills, The: Love Is Not a Maybe Thing T DVD -R HQ 6523 Episode #9. 7-26-2006 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Heidi and Jordan's relationship starts to go downhill as Heidi starts to realize that she may not feel true love for Jordan. 142223 2007 Hills, The: Meet the Parents T Episode #26. 8-27-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Spencer and Heidi go away for the weekend to meet Heidi’s parents, causing Spencer to flake on his and Brody’s barbecue. Lauren, Audrina, Lo, and Justin Bobby attend. Justin Bobby flirts with other girls and leaves Audrina at the party, and Lauren finally realizes that she and Heidi will never be friends again. 142224 2006 Hills, The: New City, New Drama T DVD -R HQ 6161. DVD -R HQ 6166 (With Beginning) Episode #1. 5-31-2006. Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren ("L.C." moves from Laguna Beach to Los Angeles where she plans to apply for an internship at Teen Vogue and attend fashion school. Alongside her is best friend Heidi who is pretty much into the party scene. Real test of Lauren's new life is if she can juggle work, school and partying. But no matter where she goes, drama always follows. Nichole Richie (Herself). 142225 2008 Hills, The: New Roommate, A T DVD -R HQ 9853 Episode #53. 4-21-2008 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren leaves the magazine when she gets a job with Whitney for a fashion designer. 142226 2007 Hills, The: New Year, New Friends T DVD -R HQ 9801 Episode #19. 3-12-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Audrina make plans for New Year's Eve with a pizza and champagne pre-party. Spencer asks Heidi to move in with him and Lo moves into L.A. 142227 2008 Hills, The: Next Move Is Yours, The T DVD -R HQ 9897 Episode #56. 5-12-2008 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren leaves the magazine when she gets a job with Whitney for a fashion designer. The roommates have problems. Spencer gets Heidi to return with him to Los Angeles from her Las Vegas job. 142228 2007 Hills, The: Night At the Opera, A T DVD -R HQ 9355 Episode #39. 11-26-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley. 142229 2007 Hills, The: No More Mr. Nice Guy T DVD -R HQ 9162 Episode #34. 10-22-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren goes out with one of the male models from a photo shoot leaving Brody to question everything that has developed in the past weeks. 142230 2008 Hills, The: No Place Like Home T DVD -R HQ 9882 Episode #55. 5-5-2008 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren leaves the magazine when she gets a job with Whitney for a fashion designer. 142231 2007 Hills, The: Once a Player T DVD -R HQ 9355 Episode #40. 12-3-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley. Lauren wants to fall in love. Heidi’s marriage plans are over. 142232 2007 Hills, The: One Big Interruption T DVD -R HQ 9786 Episode #15. 2-12-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Spencer refuses to let go of Heidi. Meanwhile Lauren and Whitney are on the spot, because "super-intern" arrives at Teen Vogue. 142233 2007 Hills, The: Out With the Old… T DVD -R HQ 9853 Episode #11. 1-15-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren faces the aftermath of her decision to opt out of her summer internship, Whitney returns from her internship, and Audrina and Heidi find themselves in a major feud over a new guy. 142234 2008 Hills, The: Paris Changes Everything T DVD -R HQ 9787 Episode #47. 3-24-2008. Also includes The Hills Premiere Party in Gotham City. Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley. Lauren and Whitney arrive in Paris where they are about to cover the “Bal Des Debutantes” for Teen Vogue Magazine. 142235 2007 Hills, The: Rolling With the Enemy T Episode #27. 9-3-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Just when everyone believes that Justin Bobby is finally history, Audrina decides to rekindle the relationship, much to Lauren and Lo’s surprise. 142236 2007 Hills, The: Second Chances T Episode #28. 9-10-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Lauren is still wondering who could be the guy for her when suddenly Jason gives her a call and wants to catch up. 142237 2006 Hills, The: Somebody Always Has To Cry T DVD -R HQ 6398 Episode #7. 7-12-2006 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. New Year's Ave. Lauren and Josh have problems. They fight over an old boyfriend and she leaves the club. He and Jordan catch up with Lauren and Heidi at their apartment just as the clock hits midnight. As the holiday season comes around, Lauren, Heidi, Jason, and Jordan are ready to celebrate. However, not everything goes so well since at a New Year's Eve party Lauren and Jason have a huge fight, causing Lauren to storm off with Heidi. 142238 2007 Hills, The: Stress and the City T DVD -R HQ 9197 Episode #35. 10-29-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are given an assignment by Lisa Love (Herself), Teen Vogue editor to go to New York to present their ideas about the big fashion show. Whitney makes a presentation to the New York staff headed by Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Astley (Herself). 142239 2007 Hills, The: The Hills Finale: Live in Hollywood After Show T DVD -R HQ 9377 Special Broadcast. 12-10-2007. Live program following the Finale. Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley. End of the series. Lauren goes to Paris. Relationship between Lauren and Brody still up in the air. Heidi goes home to Colorado ending marriage plans with Spencer. After the season three finale the cast gathers in the Arena Club in Los Angeles to celebrate the success of the season. The show is presented by Dan and Jesse. Live Web Cast followed. 142240 2007 Hills, The: The Hills Finale: Live in Hollywood Pre-Show T DVD -R HQ 9377 Special Broadcast. 12-10-2007. Live Program Before the Finale Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley. End of the series. Lauren goes to Paris. Relationship between Lauren and Brody still up in the air. Heidi goes home to Colorado ending marriage plans with Spencer. MTV hosts a big live show previously to the big season three finally. MTV welcomes all the show cast members and fans. 142241 2007 Hills, The: They Meet Again T Episode #29. 9-17-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Heidi tries to fit into her new job. Meanwhile Lauren has to decide if she will give Jason another chance. 142242 2006 Hills, The: Timing is Everything T DVD -R HQ 6593 Episode #10. 8-1-2006 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Jason make plans to spend the summer together, but it all takes a turn when Lauren is offered a summer job at Paris, France. 142243 2007 Hills, The: Truth and Time Tells All T Episode #25. 8-20-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Audrina invites Lauren out to dinner to get to know Justin better. Lauren is not impressed by him. Audrina talks to Justin and decides to give their relationship time. Spencer surprises Heidi by buying two arcade games for the apartment. Later, she surprises him by painting over the mural in the living room. 142244 2006 Hills, The: Unexpected Call, A T DVD -R HQ 6244 Episode #3. 6-14-2006 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren gets the assignment to fly to New York to deliver a dress for a fashion show. Meanwhile Heidi is faced with the reality of her job, because everyone expects that she actually works there and Audrina agrees on a date. Lauren gets a call from her past. 142245 2008 Hills, The: Unexpected Friend, An T DVD -R HQ 9802 Episode #49. 3-31-2008 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley. Tension arises when Stephanie Pratt and Lauren find themselves in the same class at Fashion School. Meanwhile, Whitney tries to impress her new boss in New York. 142246 2007 Hills, The: What Goes Around T DVD -R HQ 9114 Episode #33. 10-25-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. When Jen wants to be friends again with Lauren, the dark past starts to haunt everyone. And not everyone likes the past revealed. 142247 2007 Hills, The: What Happens in Vegas... T Episode #31. 10-1-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Brody celebrates his 24th birthday in Las Vegas. They stay for the weekend at the Palms Hotel. Lauren and the girls show up and surprise him there. They have a fun weekend drinking and partying at the Palms Hotel. Everyone is having a great time. After becoming close again and talking a lot there, Brody and Lauren hook up and so do Frankie and Lo. Meanwhile, it’s Heidi’s anniversary with Spence and there is an event at work. She asks Elodie to cover for her, and Elodie says it’s no problem, but she already resigned from work at Bolthouse. Elodie doesn’t show up to the event. Heidi has to leave in the middle of her and Spencer’s dinner so she won’t have to get in trouble at work. Spencer is upset about it because Heidi was supposed to take the day off and spend the day with him, since he planned everything out. 142248 2007 Hills, The: When One Door Closes... T DVD -R HQ 9784 Episode #45. 12-10-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley. Lauren wants to fall in love. Heidi’s marriage plans are over. Broken hearts as far as the eyes reach: Heidi and Spencer can’t agree on their wedding plans while Brody and Lauren both refuse to make the first step. 142249 2008 Hills, The: When Spencer Finds Out... T DVD -R HQ 9815 Episode #50. 4-7-2008 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley. It’s Lauren’s birthday and for some guests Stephanie’s appearance at her party could mean a lot of trouble. Also from whom will Lauren receive a birthday kiss? 142250 2007 Hills, The: When You Least Expect It T DVD -R HQ 9777 Episode #12. 1-22-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Heidi finds out the results of her pregnancy test while Lauren and Whitney are asked to cover a major fashion show. Meanwhile, Audrina turns Spencer down when he asks her out on a date. 142251 2007 Hills, The: Who Do You Trust? T DVD -R HQ 9786 Episode #14. 2-5-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Heidi and Audrina go out to have dinner and they finally talk about their issues and Spencer. 142252 2007 Hills, The: With Friends Like These… T DVD -R HQ 9793 Episode #17. 2-26-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. As if Lauren's falling off with Heidi wasn't enough, another one of her eldest friends, Jen, has eyes for Brody. Jen feels guilty for hooking up with Brody but Heidi encourages her to go for what she wants. Clearly, there is a lot more to mend in their relationships and Lauren assures Heidi that they'll never be the same as long as Spencer's still in her life. 142253 2007 Hills, The: With This Ring... T DVD -R HQ 9304 Episode #38. 11-19-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley. 142254 2006 Hills, The: You Can't Just Be With Me? T DVD -R HQ 6472 Episode #8. 7-19-2006 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Whitney and Lauren are given the task of photographing male models for Teen Vogue, causing Jason to feel jealous. Meanwhile, Heidi and Jordan get into yet another argument. 142255 2007 Hills, The: You Have Chosen T DVD -R HQ 9793 Episode #16. 2-19-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren is not at all thrilled in Heidi's decision to get back together with Spencer. The situation between best friends becomes even more heated and leaves their relationship hanging. 142256 2007 Hills, The: Young Hollywood T DVD -R HQ 9252 Episode #36. 11-05-2007 Magazine Teen Vogue. 20-year-old Lauren "LC" Conrad leaves behind her friends in Orange County and moves to a West Hollywood apartment, then interviews for and gets an internship at Teen Vogue. West Coast Editor Lisa Love of Teen Vogue. She attends college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing while working at the popular teen magazine. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to juggle work, school and relationships. Lauren and Whitney Port (Herself) are on Teen Vogue Magazine. Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Amy Ashley. Publicist for Teen Vogue and other Magazine staffers attend the much-publicized fashion show. 142257 1996 Hillsborough MT News Media. TV Commentators (John Motson, Gerald Sinstadt, Bob Wilson). Journalist (Andrew Lancel). 142258 2004 Hillside Strangler, The M Reporter (Andre Hotchko). 142259 1995 Hilly Rose -- Heartbreak News: Chapter 1: A Blossom by Any Other Name CB OWN Boyer, BC Number One, May 1995 Reporter Hilly Rose 142260 1995 Hilly Rose -- Heartbreak News: Chapter 2: Weasel Calhoon and Vermin LeCroy CB OWN Boyer, BC Number Two, July 1955 Reporter Hilly Rose 142261 1995 Hilly Rose -- Heartbreak News: Chapter 3: Broken Trust CB OWN Boyer, BC Number Three, October, 1955 Reporter Hilly Rose 142262 1995 Hilly Rose -- Heartbreak News: Chapter 4: An In-depth Study of the Very Deep Thinking Mr. Harv CB OWN Boyer, BC Number Four, December 1955 Reporter Hilly Rose 142263 1996 Hilly Rose -- Heartbreak News: Chapter 5: An Interesting Plot Development Regarding Mrs. Tid Whielleer and Her Son CB OWN Boyer, BC Number Five, February, 1996 Reporter Hilly Rose 142264 1996 Hilly Rose -- Heartbreak News: Chapter 6: The Hillshire Mall CB OWN Boyer, BC Number Six, April, 1996 Reporter Hilly Rose 142265 1996 Hilly Rose -- Heartbreak News: Chapter 7: The Return of the Pretty Pink Bow Demon CB OWN Boyer, BC Number Seven, August, 1996 Reporter Hilly Rose 142266 1996 Hilly Rose Space Reporter CB OWN Boyer, BC Reporter Hilly Rose of the Daily Horn, a space version of Brenda Starr, is a reporter hot on the trail of Space Sector disasters. Space reporter, rising star in intergalactic journalism, she can scarcely turn around without getting exclusive stories on recent disasters plaguing Space Sector. AstroShip crashes, Mall explosions, ZoomoTrain wrecks. It's to Hilly's reporting for the Daily Horn that the world turns to for news on each tragedy. She investigates gangland shooting at bar and girl where Hilly just happened to be having lunch with her father when shooting begins. Uncovers horrifying deed. Publisher Steeltrap Rose, publisher of the Daily Horn, Hilly's father, may be paying evildoers for their catastrophic deeds to increase his circulation. Cartoon companions Bach, Blossom, Chemicals and Cammy, the flying videocam, get closer to mastermind Publicity-hungry Mr. Jean-Claude. Search for truth brings them up against Publisher's hired thugs 142267 2006 Him and Us MT Reporter (Mitchell Fink). 142268 2005 Himmeeta valoa MT News Media. Reporter (Jonna Nygren - Herself). Reporter (Terja Salaspuro - Herself). 142269 1959 Himmel och pannkaka MF Photographer (Sven-Axel Carlsson). Photographer (Leif Hallberg) 142270 1986 Himmler Plague, The N OWN - P Collins, Jackson American Journalist finds the story of the century, the darkest deadliest secret to survive World War II 142271 1688 Hind and the Panther Transversed to the Story of the Country Mouse and the City Mouse, The PO USC Montagu, Charles-Matthew Prior News 142272 1910 Hind Let Loose, A N MLPL Montague, Charles E. Reporter. Dick Sanctuary of Warder. 142273 2005 Hindekker House N Land, W. Riddle Aspiring Journalist gets his big break but contrary to the typical genre of his tabloid employer, he works diligently to dispel a small town's larger than life urban legend. What begins as a flirtatious male versus female challenge, with titillating and embarrassing stakes, migrates into a series of mean-spirited and baffling episodes. 142274 1937 Hindenburg Disaster Newsreel Footage M Short Newsreel Reporter (Herbert Morrison). 142275 2009 Hindenburg Letter, The N Pale Horse Productions Reporter for William Randolph Hearst sneaks into Nazi Germany during World War II as a spy for President Roosevelt, but the impetuous reporter is also on a mission of family revenge. In addition to Roosevelt, the reporter encounters every major figure of the period including Walt Disney, Wenher von Braun, Hermann Goering and composer Sergei Prokofiev. 142276 1975 Hindenburg, The M L Reporter Herbert Morrison (Greg Mullavey), eyewitness reporter. Voice of News Reporter in Closing Credits (Herbert Morrison). 142277 2007 Hindenburg: Titanic of the Skies MTF Reporter (Alejandro Guerra, Mariusz Sibiga) 142278 1919 Hindu, The SS MLPL Hichens, Robert In "Snake Bite and Other Stories." News Media. Maurice Isaacs. 142279 1998 Hinterholz 8 MF Reporter (Gerald Votava) 142280 2000 Hip Hop: New World Order, The DT Short - Music Interviewer-Narrator Muhammida El Muhajid. 142281 1980 Hipokuratesu-tachi MF Japan. Photographer (Leo Morimoto). 142282 2009 Hippie Hippie Shake M Journalist 1 (James Fiddy). Newsreader (Nick Fletcher) 142283 0001 Hippolytus P COPY Euripides 428 B.C.E. Messenger: "King Theseus, I bring you news worthy of much thought for you and all the citizens who live in Athens' walls and boundaries of Troezen." Theseus: "What is it? Has some still newer disaster seized my two neighboring cities?" Messenger tells him what happened: "Hippolytus is dead: I may almost say dead…." Theseus is filled with questions: "Who killed him?…. " Messenger delivers a full account of what happened, how it happened. 142284 1934 Hips, Hips, Hurray! M Sports Announcer (True Boardman). 142285 1956 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday) T VHS 908 Gallico, Paul (Stories. Episode. Series 10-3-1956 to 2-27-1957. Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. 142286 1957 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Amontillado T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #22 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. In France, accused of attempting to assassinate the Prime Minister, Hiram must employ all 142287 1956 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Attaché Case T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #1. 10-3-1956 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. The first leg of the journey is a voyage across the Atlantic Ocean to England. Hiram uses his trusty umbrella to prevent thieves from making off with an attaché case containing documents of international importance. 142288 1956 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Christmas Fruchtbrod Day T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #12. 12-19-1956 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. In Vienna, Austria, for the holidays, Hiram discovers that young King Peter is being held prisoner by foreign agents. 142289 1956 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Dancing Mouse T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #11. 12-12-1956 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. At a fairground in Genoa, Italy, Hiram is pursued by two dangerous revolutionaries after accidentally photographing them while tracking a rare Japanese mouse. 142290 1957 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Ersatz Joel T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #18. 2-13-1957 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. Back in New York, Hiram is approached by an international spy ring, who attempt to recruit him to their cause by making him think that his friend Joel is already working for them One of them has undergone plastic surgery to look exactly like Joel. 142291 1956 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): False Monarch T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #3. 10-17-1956 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. In Scotland looking for a rare lichen, Hiram discovers that he looks just like the visiting King of Rocavia who asks him to serve as a temporary stand-in. But when someone then tries to kill him, he becomes suspicious of the king's motives. 142292 1956 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Gibraltar Toad T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #6. 11-7-1956 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. On the island of Gibraltar looking for a rare species of toad, Hiram becomes involved with a group of gypsies and ends up being accused by the British army of conspiring to blow up the place. 142293 1956 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Hawaiian Hamzah T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #8. 11-21-1956 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. In Hawaii to track down the "hamzah," a language consonant no longer in use, Hiram saves the U.S. Navy from a fantastic plot to immobilize it by using a secret weapon to freeze Pearl Harbor. 142294 1957 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Hiram's Holiday T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #19. 2-20-1957 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. Attempting to spend a peaceful holiday at a small English hotel, Hiram discovers a gang of counterfeiters who have stolen the engraving plates for the British pound note, and Scotland Yard detectives think he is one of the ring. 142295 1956 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Hollow Umbrella, The T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episodes #4. 10-24-1956 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. In Paris Hiram discovers a cryptic message in the hollow handle of an umbrella, and until he can sort things out is forced to flee from both a group of spies and the police. First he mingles with the Apache dancers at a Paris nightclub, then poses as a trapeze aerialist at the circus 142296 1957 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Invisible Man, The T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #23. Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. When his friend Joel takes up the sport of boxing, Hiram finds his new skill particularly useful -- becoming invisible. 142297 1956 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Lapidary Wheel T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #2. 10-10-1956 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. On a train from London north to Scotland, Hiram encounters thieves trying to steal a famous diamond and must deal with a murder and a dangerous cobra. 142298 1957 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Misguided Missile T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #20. 2-27-1957 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. Hiram switches identities with a French scientist in an attempt to keep the secret of the first Earth satellite from foreign agents. 142299 1956 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Monaco Hermit Crab T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #7. 11-14-1956 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. Visiting the gambling tables in Monte Carlo, Hiram tries out a "system" he developed for roulette and wins a luxury yacht, but then he discovers a plot to flood the U.S. with counterfeit money. 142300 1957 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Moroccan Hawk Moth T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #15. 1-9-1957 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. In Morocco, Hiram inadvertently captures a desert leader's trademark hawk while pursuing the rare spotted hawk moth, and is mistaken for one of a group of conspirators planning the assassination of 4 world leaders. 142301 1956 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Romantic Pigeon T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #13. 12-26-1956 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. In Holland, when a scientist's daughter is kidnapped to force him to reveal his atomic formula, Hiram tracks her down using homing pigeons. 142302 1956 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Sea Cucumber, The T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #5. 10-31-1956 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. When Hiram arrives in Hong Kong looking for an unusual sea plant, foreign spies mistake him for someone who is trying to sabotage their sale of illegal arms. They send a sexy café hostess to keep him busy while they get the guns out of the country. 142303 1957 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Shipwrecked Ancestor T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #17. 1-30-1957 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. In North Africa to trace an ancestor who was once shipwrecked there, Hiram meets a wicked desert sheik with a scheme to extract fuel from sea water. 142304 1957 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Sturmzig Cunieform T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #14. 1-2-1957 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. Holliday is in Sturmzig, a strategically important nation in which a new king is to be chosen. Holliday thwarts the nefarious schemes of the evil Baron but is inadvertently chosen king. After he defeats the Baron and his henchman, he abdicates. 142305 1957 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Surplus General, The T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #21 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. Hiram impersonates a general in order to help a princess. 142306 1956 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Swiss Titmouse T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #9. 11-28-1956 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. In Switzerland to record the mating call of the Swiss titmouse, Hiram encounters a boy king who needs protection from kidnappers 142307 1957 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Unkissed Bride T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #16. 1-16-1957 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. Returning to the U.S. from Amsterdam, Hiram discovers that he was duped into transporting stolen jewels in a toy accordion, and he is forced to enter into a phony marriage on board the ship. 142308 1956 Hiram Holliday (aka The Adventures of Hiram Holliday): Wrong Rembrandt T Gallico, Paul (Stories). Episode #10. 12-5-1956 Proofreader Hiram Holliday (Wally Cox) saves the publisher of the New York Chronicle a half-million dollar libel suit by pointing out a misplaced comma. He is rewarded with a bonus and a trip around the world. Reporter Joel Smith (Ainslie Pryor). Smith goes along with Holliday to keep a record of his adventures. Holliday displays surprising knowledge or ability in the face of danger because of his many years of studying various disciplines. Aboard a Paris train ferry, Hiram is accused of stealing paintings from the Louvre when the copies he has painted of the masterpieces are mistaken for the real thing. 142309 1939 Hiram Holliday: Adventures of Hiram Holliday N OWN - P Gallico, Paul Newspaper Copyreader makes his mark on the continent 142310 2009 Hired Gun M News Media. American Newscaster 1 (Hollie Stenson). American Newscaster 2 (Jes Macallan). German Newscaster (Sabrina Alashi). Hit man turns against his former boss after witnessing a nuclear weapon being smuggled into the United States. 142311 1940 Hired Wife M Photographer (Charles Judels). Advertising Man Stephen Dexter (Brian Aherne). 142312 1995 Hiroshima MT Reporter (Lynne Adams). Reporter (Roger Dunn), Reporter (Frank Fontaine). Journalist (Len Watt). Press Secretary (Ron Gabriel). Photographer (Michael McGill). Photographer (Paul Stewart). Newsreel Announcer (Neil Shee). 142313 1997 Hirschfeld, Al: The Line King DT SVD 553 Illustrator Al Hirschfeld 142314 1986 Hirtettyjen kettujen metsa MF Journalist (Jouko Suikkari) 142315 2005 His and Her Christmas MT DVD -R HQ 5084, 5085 Journalist Liz (Dina Meyer) starts a Christmas column in an effort to save her small paper from being acquired by a larger rival. The column is a big hit, so the rival paper assigns Journalist Tom Lane (David Sutcliffe) to create a competing column. Sparks fly when they both meet -- personally and professionally. 142316 1990 His and Hers T Series 3-5-1990 to 8-22-1990 Hosts Dr. Regina "Reggie" Hewitt (Stephanie Faracy) and her husband, Dr. Doug Lambert (Martin Mull) newlywed marriage counselors -- host radio call-in program, "Marriage Talk" 142317 1950 His Bitter Half C AD Newspaper Advertisement - Want Ad 142318 1862 His Book ER MLPL Browne, Charles (Artemus Ward) Press 142319 2002 His Brother's Bride NR Quinn, Tara Taylor TV Reporter Laurel London. Travel writer William Byrd vanishes. Cop's brother was London's fiancé. Can they work together to find out what happened to Byrd 142320 1913 His Crazy Job M Managing Editor of the Clarion sends out a Cub Reporter (Eddie Lyons -- The Cub Reporter) to investigate graft in the management of the State Insane Asylum. The Star Reporter (Lee Moran). 142321 1924 His Darker Self M AFI-Authors Writer 142322 1908 His Day of Rest M Newspapers. Wife determined husband will not read newspaper sets him to work on chores 142323 1967 His Excellency, the Ambassador N Verissimo, Erico Press 142324 1938 His Exciting Night M Reporter (Eddie Acuff) 142325 1926 His Father's Way N Donovan, Cornelius Francis Journalist puts up a brave fight for his principles and triumphs. 142326 1919 His Father's Wife M AFI-Authors Writer 142327 1940 His Girl Friday R CD 003. Lux Radio Theater Lux Radio Theater 40-09-30 Reporter Hildy Johnson (Claudette Colbert). Editor Walter Burns (Fred MacMurray) 142328 1940 His Girl Friday M DVD -R HQ 2204, 2205. DVD. L. B10 Hecht, Ben, Charles MacArthur (Play - "Front Page, The."). Charles Lederer (Screenplay). Reporter Hildy Johnson (Roz Russell) and Editor Walter Burns (Cary Grant), were married and are now divorced. Johnson comes in to resign with her fiancé in tow. Burns tries to convince her to cover a prisoner's final hours. Johnson agrees to cover her last story and comes to the prisoner's girlfriend's aid when the reporters browbeat her. "They're inhuman," she says. Johnson: "I know, they're newspapermen." She looks at them with disgust saying, "Gentlemen of the Press." Burns: "You're a newspaperman." Hildy: "That's why I'm quitting. I want to go someplace where I can be a woman." Reporters: Murphy (Porter Hall). Bensinger (Ernest Truex). Endicott (Cliff Edwards). McCue (Roscoe Karns). Wilson (Frank Jenks). Sanders (Regis Toomey). Duffy (Frank Orth). Murphy, Reporter (Porter Hall). Sanders, Reporter (Regis Toomey). Roy V. Bensinger, Tribune Reporter (Ernest Truex). 142329 2003 His Girl Friday P Guare, John. Play based on the original Ben Hecht-Charles MacArthur play and film, "His Girl Friday" written by Charles Lederer London Production 6-5-2003 Reporter Hildy Johnson (Zoe Wanamaker) hell-bent on leaving journalism for normal life and ruthless managing editor Walter Burns (Alex Jennings). Hildebrand (Hildy) Johnson becomes Hildegarde (Hildy) Johnson in the movie made by Howard Hawks and the inspiration for this play. 142330 1941 His Girl Friday R Episode #80. 3-30-1941. Screen Guild Theater, The Reporter Hildy Johnson (Roz Russell) and Editor Walter Burns (Cary Grant), were married and are now divorced. She wants to leave journalism. He won't let her. 142331 1918 His Grace of Grub Street N McFadden, Gertrude Press. Dependence of Grub Street writers on their rich and powerful patron 142332 1921 His Greatest Sacrifice M AFI-Authors Writer 142333 1957 His Kind of Woman M News Media -- Reporters 142334 1684 His Lamentation in Newgate PO USC Curtis, Langley News 142335 1939 His Lordship Goes to Press M VHS 845 Reporter (Hugh McDermott). 142336 2007 His Lovely Wife N Dewberry, Elizabeth Paparazzo Max Kafka is pursued by Ellen Baxter when she encounters him at the site of Princess Diana’s accident. Her tentative overtures toward Max Kafka intersect with her complex feelings about the princess. When she and Max wind up in bed, Ellen begins to make some sense of her experience with the otherworldly: “It’s storming outside, but it feels safe and still and very private here, just Max and Diana and me in this room that’s been sealed off from the rest of the world.” It all started when to Ellen’s surprise, she finds that Diana’s death affects her so deeply that it triggers an identity crisis. She’s staying at the Paris Ritz on the weekend Diana died because her much-older husband, a Nobel-prize winning physicist, is attending a professional meeting there, and after the crash, she begins to realize that her life parallels Diana’s in more ways than she has previously articulated, even to herself -- that almost everything in her life is what it is because of who she married. When Diana starts speaking to her from the beyond, Ellen is convinced that they both have lived for and through men. It is then Ellen decides to pursue a paparazzo she encounters at the site of Diana’s accident. 142337 1886 His Masterpiece N MLPL Zola, Emile Journalist Pierre Sandoz. Jory. 142338 2001 His Mother's House SS Menendez, Ana In "In Cuba I Was a German Shepherd" Journalist, daughter of exiled Cubans, returns to Cuba and learns memories are often exaggerated. "She was a new reporter, covering city hall and trying to find a world within the small concerns of small towns, the wider life in berms and set-asides." 142339 1926 His New York Wife M AFI-Playwrights Writer 142340 1918 His Own Home Town M AFI-Editors/Newspapers/Playwrights - Ness Books Editor of the Chronicle, David Landis (Carl Formes), helps a struggling playwright, Jimmy Duncan (Charles Ray) and wills him the paper when he dies. Duncan, now a successful playwright, returns and uses the paper to expose gangsters. Editor's daughter is now a show girl and appears in a play written by Duncan. United when she return home for the funeral. Moving Picture World, 6/1/18: "The story is intended to show the power exerted by the press, especially, it would seem, when conducted by young men of no previous training or experience in the newspaper publishing business." 142341 1924 His Own Law M AFI-Photographers Photographer 142342 1919 His Parisian Wife M AFI-Reporters/Authors Reporter 142343 1925 His People M Newsboy. Sammy as a tough little newsboy. Column in Jewish paper about son 142344 1916 His Picture in the Papers M VHS 822 AFI-Newspapers/Publicity Newspapers. Peter Prindle (Douglas Fairbanks) is publicity-hungry, searches newspapers 142345 1914 His Sob Story M Ness Book Newspaper. Man who is trying to get a job on a paper helps a destitute woman who turns out to be the editor's lost wife. Hero gets a position on the paper 142346 2008 His Will, My Wants N Reid, Dawn Magazine Copy Editor Nicole Washington is a candid 24-year-old who realizes she made a mistake by dumping her ex-boyfriend who has started another relationship with a beautiful school teacher, Layla Sylvester. So Nicole pulls tricks out of her bag she never dreamed she possessed to get her man back. Unfortunately for Nicole, Layla isn’t willing to give up the man she’s fallen in love with without a fight. The real games begin when life throws both Nicole and Layla a few curve balls: Nicole is given increasing responsibility at work while Layla strives to connect with her students. Nicole envies the seemingly perfect marriage of her best friend as Layla struggles to keep balance in her own relationship. Nicole attempts to mend the strained connection with her mother and Layla must deal with Nicole’s antics all the while slowly beginning to wonder if her boyfriend still has feelings for Nicole after all. Through it all, the spiritual lives of both women are put to the test as God reveals His will in the various aspects of their lives. 142347 1990 Histoire des Trois, L' MF Journalist (Lucien Cote-Himself). Journalist (Carmel Dumas). Journalist (Jacques Guay-Himself). Journalist (Guy Lamarche-Himself). Journalist (Marc D. Thivierge-Himself). Journalist who interviews Francine Laurendeau (Rene Levesque-Himself). 142348 1968 Histoires extraordinaires MF TV Commentator (Anne Tonietti). TV Interviewer (Milena Vukotic). 1st Interviewer (Aleardo Ward). 2nd Interviewer (Paul Cooper). 142349 2002 Historia de un beso MF Journalist (Enrique del Pozo) 142350 2005 Historia del b aul rosado, La MF Columbia Journalist (Fabio Rubiano). Journalist (John Alex Toro). Newspaper Owner (Alfonso Ortiz). 142351 1958 Historia jednego mysliwca MF Poland. Photographer Francois (Kazimierz Fabisiak). 142352 1990 Historia niemoralna MF Poland Journalist (Antonina Girycz) at "Antigone" Rehearsal 142353 2001 Historias cotidianas (aka (H) Historias cotidianas) DF Argentina Interviewers Juan Pablo Bermudez, Maria Jose Mendez. 142354 2005 Historias de aparecidos DF Interviewers Tomas Fernandez, Simon Garcia Mayer, Martin Moreno, Pablo Torello. 142355 1994 Historias de la puta milli MF Spain News Media. TV Reporter (Jordi Maso). TV War Reporter (Alfred Reixach. TV Reporter #1 (Tony Albert). TV Reporter #2 (Jordi Cherino). 142356 1945 Historic News Broadcasts: 16-inch Guns DR CD6 - Wells Newscast 142357 1940 Historic News Broadcasts: 175 Aircraft Destination Dispute DR CD5 - Wells 9-15-40 Newscast 142358 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: 1944 in Review DR CD6 - Wells 12-31-44 Newscast 142359 1940 Historic News Broadcasts: Advance into Belgium DR CD5 - Wells 5-13-40 Newscast 142360 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: Airborne Troops DR CD6 - Wells 6-5-44 Newscast 142361 1941 Historic News Broadcasts: Alan Howland, BBC DR CD5 - Wells 1-10-41 Newscast 142362 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: Alan Melville BBC Sees Paratroops DR CD5 - Wells 6-6-44 Newscast 142363 1940 Historic News Broadcasts: Alf Landon Speaks Against Lend-Lease DR CD5 - Wells 1-40 Newscast 142364 1940 Historic News Broadcasts: Alvar Liddell Invasion of Denmark and Norway DR CD5 - Wells 4-9-40 Newscast 142365 1941 Historic News Broadcasts: Alvar Lidell, BBC -- Air Raid on Berlin DR CD5 - Wells 9-8-41 Newscast 142366 1945 Historic News Broadcasts: Americans Over Rhine DR CD6 - Wells 3-8-45 Newscast 142367 1945 Historic News Broadcasts: Announces VE Day DR CD6 - Wells 5-7-45 Newscast 142368 1940 Historic News Broadcasts: Anthony Eden Secretary of State for War LDV DR CD5 - Wells 5-14-40 Newscast 142369 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: Anzio DR CD6 - Wells 1-26-44 Newscast 142370 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: Ardennes Withdrawal DR CD6 - Wells 12-18-44 Newscast 142371 1942 Historic News Broadcasts: Armistice Day Ceremony DR CD5 - Wells 11-11-42 Newscast 142372 1940 Historic News Broadcasts: Att. 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Infantry DR CD6 - Wells 6-6-44 Newscast 142615 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: Wilmot Sees Gliders DR CD6 - Wells 6-6-44 Newscast 142616 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: Wilmott On Road to Brussels DR CD6 - Wells Newscast 142617 1943 Historic News Broadcasts: Winston Churchill Speech DR CD5 - Wells 3-21-43 Newscast 142618 1941 Historic News Broadcasts: Wise Williams of Fighting in Russia DR CD5 - Wells 8-41 Newscast 142619 1943 Historic News Broadcasts: Words at War -- Here Is Your War DR CD5 - Wells 11-2-43 Newscast 142620 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: World News Today DR CD6 - Wells 9-24, 10-1, 10-15, 10-22-44 Newscast 142621 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: World News Today DR CD5 - Wells 3-5, 3-12, 3-19, 3-26, 4-2-44 Newscast 142622 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: World News Today DR CD5 - Wells 8-6, 8-13-44 Newscast 142623 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: World News Today DR CD5 - Wells 8-20, 8-27, 9-3, 9-10-44 Newscast 142624 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: World News Today DR CD6 - Wells 10-29-44 Newscast 142625 1945 Historic News Broadcasts: World News Today DR CD6 - Wells 1-7, 1-14, 1-28, 2-28, 4-15-45 Newscast 142626 1945 Historic News Broadcasts: World News Today DR CD6 - Wells 5-13-45 Newscast 142627 1942 Historic News Broadcasts: World Special DR CD5 - Wells 11-11-42 Newscast 142628 1942 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today DR CD5 - Wells 11-15-42 Newscast 142629 1942 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today DR CD5 - Wells 11-29-42 Newscast 142630 1942 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today DR CD5 - Wells 12-20-42 Newscast 142631 1943 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today DR CD5 - Wells 1-3-43 Newscast 142632 1943 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today DR CD5 - Wells 1-17-43 Newscast 142633 1943 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today DR CD5 - Wells 3-14-43 Newscast 142634 1943 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today DR CD5 - Wells 3-21-43 Newscast 142635 1943 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today DR CD5 - Wells 3-28, 4-11-43 Newscast 142636 1943 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today DR CD5 - Wells 4-18-43 Newscast 142637 1943 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today DR CD5 - Wells 8-8, 8-15-43 Newscast 142638 1943 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today DR CD5 - Wells 9-19-43 Newscast 142639 1943 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today DR CD5 - Wells 12-19, 12-26-43 Newscast 142640 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today DR CD5 - Wells 1-9, 1-16, 1-30-44 Newscast 142641 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today DR CD5 - Wells 2-6, 2-20, 2-27-44 Newscast 142642 1941 Historic News Broadcasts: World Today, The DR CD5 - Wells 12-7-41 Newscast 142643 1945 Historic News Broadcasts: Wynford Vaughan Thomas DR CD6 - Wells 3-31-45 Newscast 142644 1945 Historic News Broadcasts: Wynford Vaughan Thomas DR CD6 - Wells 4-24-45 Newscast 142645 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: Wynford Vaughan Thomas, BBC -- Springtime Anzio DR CD5 - Wells 4-20-44 Newscast 142646 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: Wynford Vaughn Thomas, BBC -- Anzio DR CD5 - Wells 1-26-44 Newscast 142647 1944 Historic News Broadcasts: Zero Hour DR CD6 - Wells 8-14-44 Newscast 142648 1737 Historical Register, The: For the Year of 1736 P USC Fielding, Henry Press. Answering anonymous attacks on his person. "If this suggestion had been inserted in the Craftsman or Common-Sense, or any of those papers which nobody reads, it might have passed unanswered. but as it appears in a paper of so general a reception as The Gazetteer, which lies in the window of almost every post-house in England, it behooves me, I think, in the most serious manner, to vindicate myself from aspersions of so evil a tendency…." "My Register is not to be filled like those of vulgar news-writers, with trash for wants of news and therefore, if I say little or nothing, you may thank those who have done little or nothing." 142649 1999 History Is Made at Night M Cameraman (Billy Carson). 142650 2004 History of Nuclear Energy: Problems and Promises DT Newsreel footage that documents how the government presented the dangers of nuclear power after World War II. Reporters. 142651 1850 History of Pendennis, The N OWN - H Thackeray, William Makepeace Publisher Mr. Bacon, Publisher of the Whitehall Review, rival of Bungay, publisher of the Pall Mall Gazette (p. 40 for details). Mr. Hoolan. Mr. Hurtle. Captain Charles Shandon, Irish journalist. Lady Violet Lebas, editor the Spring Annual Mr. Archer, a literary man who "pulls the long bow." Suggested that Tom Hill of the Monthly Mirror was the original Archer. Hill was an interesting and original character who was used as model by several novelists. The Dawn, liberal newspaper. Mr. Hack, general manager of publications for Mr. Bacon. Hicks. Mr. Grindle, humorous journalist connected with Westminster Magazine. Bungay is said to be a caricature of Henry Colburn, the publisher. Mr. Doolan, journalist with Tom and Jerry newspaper 142652 1692 History of the Athenian Society, The ER USC Gilden, Charles Critics 142653 1749 History of Tom Jones, a Foundling, The (Two Volumes) N COPY Fielding, Henry Press. References to journalists Joseph Addison and Richard Steele, Swift, and to the Rehearsal play. 142654 2005 History of Violence, A M DVD -R HQ 8818, 8819 Based on Graphic Novel. News Media. When a small-town diner owner and his wife stop a robbery, they find themselves in the media spotlight -- and in the sights of two mobsters looking to settle a score. Is it a case of mistaken identity? Or is he not the man he claims to be? Man's newfound media exposure -- "It's the best thing anyone could have done to them," he naively blurts to a TV reporter about his brush with the diner bad guys) brings him to the attention of menacing out-of-towners who claim to know him as a killer. Local TV Reporters (Brendan Connor, Nick Antonacci). TV Broadcaster (Don Allison). 142655 1590 Histriomastix, or The Player Whipped P USC Marston, John Critic 142656 1924 Hit and Run M Press 142657 1981 Hit and Run NM MLPL Klein, Dave Sportswriter Butch Lewis, leading sportswriter for the New York Star-Times. 142658 2009 Hit and Run M News Media. Reporter #1 (Kara Quick). Newscaster (Al Twanmo). College student thinks she’s hit and killed a cat with her car driving home drunk from a party. When she gets home she discovers a man’s nearly dead body impaled on the bumper of her jeep. 142659 2008 Hit Factor MT Reporter (Kerry Sullivan) 142660 1974 Hit Lady T Photographer Dick Rambo (Doug Reynolds) 142661 1989 Hit List M Reporter (Dennis Junt). TV Press Interviews. Media watch as crook is shot down 142662 1919 Hit or Miss M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 142663 1937 Hit Parade of 1937 M News Commentator (Emmett Vogan). WBR Announcer (Jack Egan). 142664 1936 Hit the Baby! SM Brown, Roswell In "Hard-Boiled Dames." Shadow Magazine, The/North Woods Mystery, Feb. 15, 1936 Reporter Grace Culver, former sob sister for the Banner 142665 1945 Hit the Hay M Weil, Richard, Charles R. Marion (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Sally (Doris Merrick) helps a boyfriend promote his hillbilly opera singer. The down-home diva cannot act so she performs from the wings while an actress doubles for her on stage leading to expected complications. Reporter (Charles Marsh). Reporter (Billy Snyder). 142666 1943 Hit the Ice M L Photographers Flash (Bud Abbott) and Weejie (Lou Costello) are bumbling incompetents. 142667 2002 Hit Time: Mystery, A NM Joe, Yolanda (Ardella Garland) #2 Georgia Barnett Mysteries African-American TV Anchor-Reporter Georgia Barnett is a sharp and sassy Chicago newswoman who managers to keep herself knee-deep in breaking action whether on or off-camera. She and her twin sister, a nightclub owner, become embroiled in plot that puts girls into serious danger. A friend who is a first-rate blues guitarist and recovering drug addict is in jail for murder of a ruthless record producer. Barnett uncovers convincing motives why the man is the killer. The more she digs, the more reasons she finds why any number of people would have wanted the man dead. He made a fortune ripping off young black artists who recorded with him during the golden age of Chicago's famous Record Row. Her larger-than-life mom provides amusing glimpses into the reporter's background. 142668 2004 Hitch M Tabloid Gossip Columnist Sara (Eva Mendes) hot on the trail of date doctor (Will Smith) who helps bachelors find their soul mates. She treats romance as a virus against which she'd like to be vaccinated. Female reporter threatens professional matchmaker's program when she enrolls as a student and plans on publishing expose on his fraudulent methods. News Media. Reporter (Janet Huege). Paparazzi #1 (Bill Kotsatos). Paparazzi (Thomas Daniel). News guy (Remy Selma). Messenger (Trevor Oswalt). 142669 1981 Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy, The (aka Hitchhikers) MT Miniseries Newscaster (Rayner Bourton). The Book (Peter Jones - Voice). 142670 1977 Hitch-Hike (aka Autostop rosso sangue. Death Drive. Hitchhike: Last House on the Left. Naked Prey, The) M Italy. Ness Reporter Walter Mancini (Franco Nero) and his wife are traveling in a mobile home and pick up a psychotic hitch-hiker. 142671 1953 Hitch-Hiker, The M DVD -R HQ 1797 (Media Excerpts) Young, Collier and Ida Lupino (Screenplay) News Broadcaster Van Hayes (Jerry Lawrence). Newspaper headlines. Escaped killer wants to hear the car radio and radio newscasts plays a major role in the film. 142672 1986 Hitcher, The M Photographer (Garth Shaw). 142673 1990 Hitchhiker T Tabloid Reporter (Kristie Alley) working on a scandal sheet will to go any length to get a story -- even if it means jeopardizing her own life 142674 1990 Hitchhiker, The T TV Journalist's investigation of a pornographer backfires (Perry King) 142675 1986 Hitchhiker, The: Dead Man's Curves T Episode #21. 2-11-1986 TV Interviewer (David Berner). 142676 1987 Hitchhiker, The: Perfect Order T Episode #27. 2-17-1987 Critic (Simon Webb). 142677 2005 Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, The M DVD -R HQ 6614, 6515 Journalist Ix ((a.k.a. Ford Prefect), writer for “The Hitch-Hikers’ Guide to the Galaxy.” His assignment is that of a restaurant reviewer. He is a Galactic Humanoid, a male of an indeterminate age. He is 1.75m in height, his mass is 65kg, his complexion pale. He has reddish hair, watery blue-grey eyes. Ford Prefect appears to be a Human in his mid thirties. Anyone who spends enough time with him will notice, however, that he seems not to blink as often as he should. He dresses in an out-dated and rumpled Earth suit, and carries a large satchel. The satchel contains his copy of the Guide a Sub-Etha Senso-Matic, his Electronic Thumb, a stained Marks and Spencer bathtowel, a bottle of Old Janx Spirit and a tattered copy of the script for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat. He also carries, in his pockets, several packets of salted peanuts and his Dine-O-Charge card. A Babel Fish in his ear acts as a Universal Translator. Ford Prefect is not his real name. His real name is completely unpronounceable, but his schoolboy nickname was Ix (which means boy who cannot sufficiently explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven). He was born on Praxibetel, a planet orbiting the star Betelgeuese. He shares four mothers with his semicousin, the renegade Galactic President, Zaphod Beeblebrox. He adopted the name Ford Prefect upon his arrival on the planet Earth, based on his research, which indicated that it would be nicely inconspicuous. He had arrived on Earth by hitch-hiking there in order to update the planet's entry in the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, for which he worked as a journalist. He was able to expand upon the entry, which originally read "Harmless" and was subsequently revised to reaf "Mostly harmless." Unfortunately, he became stranded on Earth for fifteen years, escaping along with Arthur Dent a few moments before the planet was demolished by Vogons. He is now the restaurant critic for the new, revised Hitch-Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, travelling from planet to planet living off his Dine-O-Charge card and billing it to the Guide. He can usually be found travelling with Arthur Dent, and often in the company of Zaphod Beeblebrox, the Earthwoman Trillian and Marvin, the Paranoid Android. Their usual means of transportation is the stolen Infinite Improbability Drive starship Heart Of Gold. The film follows Arthur Dent (Martin Freeman), a hapless Englishman who with his friend Ford Prefect (Mos Def), the alien from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and researcher for the eponymous guidebook, escapes the demolition of Earth by a bureaucratic alien race called the Vogons. The romantic triangle between Arthur, Zaphod and Trillian is more prominent in the film, which covers roughly events in the first four radio episodes and ends with the characters en route to the Restaurant at the End of the Universe. Voice of the Guide/Narrator (Stephen Fry). News Media. Reporter (Kelly Macdonald). TV News Reporter (John Gomez). Narrator-The Guide (Stephen Fry-Voice). 142678 1978 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The (aka HHGTTG) R Adams, Douglas BBC Radio 4. First series in 1978, seven episodes. Second series in 1980, five episodes. Total: 12 episodes. Journalist Ix ((a.k.a. Ford Prefect), writer for “The Hitch-Hikers’ Guide to the Galaxy.” His assignment is that of a restaurant reviewer. He is a Galactic Humanoid, a male of an indeterminate age. He is 1.75m in height, his mass is 65kg, his complexion pale. He has reddish hair, watery blue-grey eyes. Ford Prefect appears to be a Human in his mid thirties. Anyone who spends enough time with him will notice, however, that he seems not to blink as often as he should. He dresses in an outdated and rumpled Earth suit, and carries a large satchel. The satchel contains his copy of the Guide a Sub-Etha Senso-Matic, his Electronic Thumb, a stained Marks and Spencer bathtowel, a bottle of Old Janx Spirit and a tattered copy of the script for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat. He also carries, in his pockets, several packets of salted peanuts and his Dine-O-Charge card. A Babel Fish in his ear acts as a Universal Translator. Ford Prefect is not his real name. His real name is completely unpronounceable, but his schoolboy nickname was Ix (which means boy who cannot sufficiently explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven). He was born on Praxibetel, a planet orbiting the star Betelgeuese. He shares four mothers with his semicousin, the renegade Galactic President, Zaphod Beeblebrox. He adopted the name Ford Prefect upon his arrival on the planet Earth, based on his research, which indicated that it would be nicely inconspicuous. He had arrived on Earth by hitch-hiking there in order to update the planet's entry in the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, for which he worked as a journalist. He was able to expand upon the entry, which originally read "Harmless" and was subsequently revised to read "Mostly harmless." Unfortunately, he became stranded on Earth for fifteen years, escaping along with Arthur Dent a few moments before the planet was demolished by Vogons. He is now the restaurant critic for the new, revised Hitch-Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, travelling from planet to planet living off his Dine-O-Charge card and billing it to the Guide. He can usually be found travelling with Arthur Dent, and often in the company of Zaphod Beeblebrox, the Earthwoman Trillian and Marvin, the Paranoid Android. Their usual means of transportation is the stolen Infinite Improbability Drive starship Heart Of Gold. The radio show follows Arthur Dent (Simon Jones), a hapless Englishman who with his friend Ford Prefect (Geoffrey McGivern), the alien from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and researcher for the eponymous guidebook, escapes the demolition of Earth by a bureaucratic alien race called the Vogons. 142679 1979 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The (aka HHGTTG) N Adams, Douglas Adapted from the first four radio episodes. Journalist Ix ((a.k.a. Ford Prefect), writer for “The Hitch-Hikers’ Guide to the Galaxy.” His assignment is that of a restaurant reviewer. He is a Galactic Humanoid, a male of an indeterminate age. He is 1.75m in height, his mass is 65kg, his complexion pale. He has reddish hair, watery blue-grey eyes. Ford Prefect appears to be a Human in his mid thirties. Anyone who spends enough time with him will notice, however, that he seems not to blink as often as he should. He dresses in an out-dated and rumpled Earth suit, and carries a large satchel. The satchel contains his copy of the Guide a Sub-Etha Senso-Matic, his Electronic Thumb, a stained Marks and Spencer bath towel, a bottle of Old Janx Spirit and a tattered copy of the script for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat. He also carries, in his pockets, several packets of salted peanuts and his Dine-O-Charge card. A Babel Fish in his ear acts as a Universal Translator. Ford Prefect is not his real name. His real name is completely unpronounceable, but his schoolboy nickname was Ix (which means boy who cannot sufficiently explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven). He was born on Praxibetel, a planet orbiting the star Betelgeuese. He shares four mothers with his semicousin, the renegade Galactic President, Zaphod Beeblebrox. He adopted the name Ford Prefect upon his arrival on the planet Earth, based on his research, which indicated that it would be nicely inconspicuous. He had arrived on Earth by hitch-hiking there in order to update the planet's entry in the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, for which he worked as a journalist. He was able to expand upon the entry, which originally read "Harmless" and was subsequently revised to read "Mostly harmless." Unfortunately, he became stranded on Earth for fifteen years, escaping along with Arthur Dent a few moments before the planet was demolished by Vogons. He is now the restaurant critic for the new, revised Hitch-Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, travelling from planet to planet living off his Dine-O-Charge card and billing it to the Guide. He can usually be found travelling with Arthur Dent, and often in the company of Zaphod Beeblebrox, the Earthwoman Trillian and Marvin, the Paranoid Android. Their usual means of transportation is the stolen Infinite Improbability Drive starship Heart Of Gold. The novel follows Arthur Dent, a hapless Englishman who with his friend Ford Prefect, the alien from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and researcher for the eponymous guidebook, escapes the demolition of Earth by a bureaucratic alien race called the Vogons. Dent and Prefect visit the legendary planet of Magrathea, home to the now-collapsed planet-building industry. 142680 1981 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The (aka HHGTTG): T Adams, Douglas BBC Two, January-February 1981. Based on Radio series. Journalist Ix ((a.k.a. Ford Prefect), writer for “The Hitch-Hikers’ Guide to the Galaxy.” His assignment is that of a restaurant reviewer. He is a Galactic Humanoid, a male of an indeterminate age. He is 1.75m in height, his mass is 65kg, his complexion pale. He has reddish hair, watery blue-grey eyes. Ford Prefect appears to be a Human in his mid thirties. Anyone who spends enough time with him will notice, however, that he seems not to blink as often as he should. He dresses in an out-dated and rumpled Earth suit, and carries a large satchel. The satchel contains his copy of the Guide a Sub-Etha Senso-Matic, his Electronic Thumb, a stained Marks and Spencer bath towel, a bottle of Old Janx Spirit and a tattered copy of the script for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat. He also carries, in his pockets, several packets of salted peanuts and his Dine-O-Charge card. A Babel Fish in his ear acts as a Universal Translator. Ford Prefect is not his real name. His real name is completely unpronounceable, but his schoolboy nickname was Ix (which means boy who cannot sufficiently explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven). He was born on Praxibetel, a planet orbiting the star Betelgeuese. He shares four mothers with his semicousin, the renegade Galactic President, Zaphod Beeblebrox. He adopted the name Ford Prefect upon his arrival on the planet Earth, based on his research, which indicated that it would be nicely inconspicuous. He had arrived on Earth by hitch-hiking there in order to update the planet's entry in the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, for which he worked as a journalist. He was able to expand upon the entry, which originally read "Harmless" and was subsequently revised to read "Mostly harmless." Unfortunately, he became stranded on Earth for fifteen years, escaping along with Arthur Dent a few moments before the planet was demolished by Vogons. He is now the restaurant critic for the new, revised Hitch-Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, travelling from planet to planet living off his Dine-O-Charge card and billing it to the Guide. He can usually be found travelling with Arthur Dent, and often in the company of Zaphod Beeblebrox, the Earthwoman Trillian and Marvin, the Paranoid Android. Their usual means of transportation is the stolen Infinite Improbability Drive starship Heart Of Gold. This TV series chronicles the adventures of Arthur Dent, a hapless Englishman who with his friend Ford Prefect (David Dixon), the alien from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and researcher for the eponymous guidebook, escapes the demolition of Earth by a bureaucratic alien race called the Vogons. 142681 1993 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The (aka HHGTTG): CB Carnell, John (Scripts). Steve Leialoha (Art). Three-Part comic book adaptation of the novel. Journalist Ix ((a.k.a. Ford Prefect), writer for “The Hitch-Hikers’ Guide to the Galaxy.” His assignment is that of a restaurant reviewer. He is a Galactic Humanoid, a male of an indeterminate age. He is 1.75m in height, his mass is 65kg, his complexion pale. He has reddish hair, watery blue-grey eyes. Ford Prefect appears to be a Human in his mid thirties. Anyone who spends enough time with him will notice, however, that he seems not to blink as often as he should. He dresses in an out-dated and rumpled Earth suit, and carries a large satchel. The satchel contains his copy of the Guide a Sub-Etha Senso-Matic, his Electronic Thumb, a stained Marks and Spencer bath towel, a bottle of Old Janx Spirit and a tattered copy of the script for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat. He also carries, in his pockets, several packets of salted peanuts and his Dine-O-Charge card. A Babel Fish in his ear acts as a Universal Translator. Ford Prefect is not his real name. His real name is completely unpronounceable, but his schoolboy nickname was Ix (which means boy who cannot sufficiently explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven). He was born on Praxibetel, a planet orbiting the star Betelgeuese. He shares four mothers with his semicousin, the renegade Galactic President, Zaphod Beeblebrox. He adopted the name Ford Prefect upon his arrival on the planet Earth, based on his research, which indicated that it would be nicely inconspicuous. He had arrived on Earth by hitch-hiking there in order to update the planet's entry in the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, for which he worked as a journalist. He was able to expand upon the entry, which originally read "Harmless" and was subsequently revised to read "Mostly harmless." Unfortunately, he became stranded on Earth for fifteen years, escaping along with Arthur Dent a few moments before the planet was demolished by Vogons. He is now the restaurant critic for the new, revised Hitch-Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, travelling from planet to planet living off his Dine-O-Charge card and billing it to the Guide. He can usually be found travelling with Arthur Dent, and often in the company of Zaphod Beeblebrox, the Earthwoman Trillian and Marvin, the Paranoid Android. Their usual means of transportation is the stolen Infinite Improbability Drive starship Heart Of Gold. The comic books chronicle the adventures of Arthur Dent, a hapless Englishman who with his friend Ford Prefect, the alien from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and researcher for the eponymous guidebook, escapes the demolition of Earth by a bureaucratic alien race called the Vogons. 142682 2009 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The (aka HHGTTG): And Another Thing... N Colfer, Eoin and Jane Belson (Adams’ widow) Journalist Ix ((a.k.a. Ford Prefect), writer for “The Hitch-Hikers’ Guide to the Galaxy.” His assignment is that of a restaurant reviewer. He is a Galactic Humanoid, a male of an indeterminate age. He is 1.75m in height, his mass is 65kg, his complexion pale. He has reddish hair, watery blue-grey eyes. Ford Prefect appears to be a Human in his mid thirties. Anyone who spends enough time with him will notice, however, that he seems not to blink as often as he should. He dresses in an out-dated and rumpled Earth suit, and carries a large satchel. The satchel contains his copy of the Guide a Sub-Etha Senso-Matic, his Electronic Thumb, a stained Marks and Spencer bath towel, a bottle of Old Janx Spirit and a tattered copy of the script for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat. He also carries, in his pockets, several packets of salted peanuts and his Dine-O-Charge card. A Babel Fish in his ear acts as a Universal Translator. Ford Prefect is not his real name. His real name is completely unpronounceable, but his schoolboy nickname was Ix (which means boy who cannot sufficiently explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven). He was born on Praxibetel, a planet orbiting the star Betelgeuese. He shares four mothers with his semicousin, the renegade Galactic President, Zaphod Beeblebrox. He adopted the name Ford Prefect upon his arrival on the planet Earth, based on his research, which indicated that it would be nicely inconspicuous. He had arrived on Earth by hitch-hiking there in order to update the planet's entry in the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, for which he worked as a journalist. He was able to expand upon the entry, which originally read "Harmless" and was subsequently revised to read "Mostly harmless." Unfortunately, he became stranded on Earth for fifteen years, escaping along with Arthur Dent a few moments before the planet was demolished by Vogons. He is now the restaurant critic for the new, revised Hitch-Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, travelling from planet to planet living off his Dine-O-Charge card and billing it to the Guide. He can usually be found travelling with Arthur Dent, and often in the company of Zaphod Beeblebrox, the Earthwoman Trillian and Marvin, the Paranoid Android. Their usual means of transportation is the stolen Infinite Improbability Drive starship Heart Of Gold. The novel further chronicles the adventures of Arthur Dent, a hapless Englishman who with his friend Ford Prefect, the alien from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and researcher for the eponymous guidebook, escapes the demolition of Earth by a bureaucratic alien race called the Vogons. 142683 1982 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The (aka HHGTTG): Life, the Universe and Everything N Adams, Douglas First novel originally written as a novel. Journalist Ix ((a.k.a. Ford Prefect), writer for “The Hitch-Hikers’ Guide to the Galaxy.” His assignment is that of a restaurant reviewer. He is a Galactic Humanoid, a male of an indeterminate age. He is 1.75m in height, his mass is 65kg, his complexion pale. He has reddish hair, watery blue-grey eyes. Ford Prefect appears to be a Human in his mid thirties. Anyone who spends enough time with him will notice, however, that he seems not to blink as often as he should. He dresses in an out-dated and rumpled Earth suit, and carries a large satchel. The satchel contains his copy of the Guide a Sub-Etha Senso-Matic, his Electronic Thumb, a stained Marks and Spencer bath towel, a bottle of Old Janx Spirit and a tattered copy of the script for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat. He also carries, in his pockets, several packets of salted peanuts and his Dine-O-Charge card. A Babel Fish in his ear acts as a Universal Translator. Ford Prefect is not his real name. His real name is completely unpronounceable, but his schoolboy nickname was Ix (which means boy who cannot sufficiently explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven). He was born on Praxibetel, a planet orbiting the star Betelgeuese. He shares four mothers with his semicousin, the renegade Galactic President, Zaphod Beeblebrox. He adopted the name Ford Prefect upon his arrival on the planet Earth, based on his research, which indicated that it would be nicely inconspicuous. He had arrived on Earth by hitch-hiking there in order to update the planet's entry in the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, for which he worked as a journalist. He was able to expand upon the entry, which originally read "Harmless" and was subsequently revised to read "Mostly harmless." Unfortunately, he became stranded on Earth for fifteen years, escaping along with Arthur Dent a few moments before the planet was demolished by Vogons. He is now the restaurant critic for the new, revised Hitch-Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, travelling from planet to planet living off his Dine-O-Charge card and billing it to the Guide. He can usually be found travelling with Arthur Dent, and often in the company of Zaphod Beeblebrox, the Earthwoman Trillian and Marvin, the Paranoid Android. Their usual means of transportation is the stolen Infinite Improbability Drive starship Heart Of Gold. The novel further chronicles the adventures of Arthur Dent, a hapless Englishman who with his friend Ford Prefect, the alien from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and researcher for the eponymous guidebook, escapes the demolition of Earth by a bureaucratic alien race called the Vogons. Ford and Arthur travel through the space-time continuum from prehistoric Earth to Lord’s Cricket Ground. 142684 1996 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The (aka HHGTTG): Life, the Universe and Everything CB Carnell, John (Scripts). Steve Leialoha (Art). Three-Part comic book adaptation of the novel. Journalist Ix ((a.k.a. Ford Prefect), writer for “The Hitch-Hikers’ Guide to the Galaxy.” His assignment is that of a restaurant reviewer. He is a Galactic Humanoid, a male of an indeterminate age. He is 1.75m in height, his mass is 65kg, his complexion pale. He has reddish hair, watery blue-grey eyes. Ford Prefect appears to be a Human in his mid thirties. Anyone who spends enough time with him will notice, however, that he seems not to blink as often as he should. He dresses in an out-dated and rumpled Earth suit, and carries a large satchel. The satchel contains his copy of the Guide a Sub-Etha Senso-Matic, his Electronic Thumb, a stained Marks and Spencer bath towel, a bottle of Old Janx Spirit and a tattered copy of the script for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat. He also carries, in his pockets, several packets of salted peanuts and his Dine-O-Charge card. A Babel Fish in his ear acts as a Universal Translator. Ford Prefect is not his real name. His real name is completely unpronounceable, but his schoolboy nickname was Ix (which means boy who cannot sufficiently explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven). He was born on Praxibetel, a planet orbiting the star Betelgeuese. He shares four mothers with his semicousin, the renegade Galactic President, Zaphod Beeblebrox. He adopted the name Ford Prefect upon his arrival on the planet Earth, based on his research, which indicated that it would be nicely inconspicuous. He had arrived on Earth by hitch-hiking there in order to update the planet's entry in the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, for which he worked as a journalist. He was able to expand upon the entry, which originally read "Harmless" and was subsequently revised to read "Mostly harmless." Unfortunately, he became stranded on Earth for fifteen years, escaping along with Arthur Dent a few moments before the planet was demolished by Vogons. He is now the restaurant critic for the new, revised Hitch-Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, travelling from planet to planet living off his Dine-O-Charge card and billing it to the Guide. He can usually be found travelling with Arthur Dent, and often in the company of Zaphod Beeblebrox, the Earthwoman Trillian and Marvin, the Paranoid Android. Their usual means of transportation is the stolen Infinite Improbability Drive starship Heart Of Gold. The comic books chronicle the adventures of Arthur Dent, a hapless Englishman who with his friend Ford Prefect, the alien from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and researcher for the eponymous guidebook, escapes the demolition of Earth by a bureaucratic alien race called the Vogons. 142685 1980 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The (aka HHGTTG): Restaurant at the End of the Universe, The N Adams, Douglas Adapted from final 8 radio episodes. Journalist Ix ((a.k.a. Ford Prefect), writer for “The Hitch-Hikers’ Guide to the Galaxy.” His assignment is that of a restaurant reviewer. He is a Galactic Humanoid, a male of an indeterminate age. He is 1.75m in height, his mass is 65kg, his complexion pale. He has reddish hair, watery blue-grey eyes. Ford Prefect appears to be a Human in his mid thirties. Anyone who spends enough time with him will notice, however, that he seems not to blink as often as he should. He dresses in an out-dated and rumpled Earth suit, and carries a large satchel. The satchel contains his copy of the Guide a Sub-Etha Senso-Matic, his Electronic Thumb, a stained Marks and Spencer bath towel, a bottle of Old Janx Spirit and a tattered copy of the script for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat. He also carries, in his pockets, several packets of salted peanuts and his Dine-O-Charge card. A Babel Fish in his ear acts as a Universal Translator. Ford Prefect is not his real name. His real name is completely unpronounceable, but his schoolboy nickname was Ix (which means boy who cannot sufficiently explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven). He was born on Praxibetel, a planet orbiting the star Betelgeuese. He shares four mothers with his semicousin, the renegade Galactic President, Zaphod Beeblebrox. He adopted the name Ford Prefect upon his arrival on the planet Earth, based on his research, which indicated that it would be nicely inconspicuous. He had arrived on Earth by hitch-hiking there in order to update the planet's entry in the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, for which he worked as a journalist. He was able to expand upon the entry, which originally read "Harmless" and was subsequently revised to read "Mostly harmless." Unfortunately, he became stranded on Earth for fifteen years, escaping along with Arthur Dent a few moments before the planet was demolished by Vogons. He is now the restaurant critic for the new, revised Hitch-Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, travelling from planet to planet living off his Dine-O-Charge card and billing it to the Guide. He can usually be found travelling with Arthur Dent, and often in the company of Zaphod Beeblebrox, the Earthwoman Trillian and Marvin, the Paranoid Android. Their usual means of transportation is the stolen Infinite Improbability Drive starship Heart Of Gold. The novel further chronicles the adventures of Arthur Dent, a hapless Englishman who with his friend Ford Prefect, the alien from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and researcher for the eponymous guidebook, escapes the demolition of Earth by a bureaucratic alien race called the Vogons. Zaphod is separated from the others and finds he is part of a conspiracy to uncover who really runs the Universe. Zaphod meets Zarniwoop, a conspirator and editor for “The Guide” who knows where to find the secret ruler. Zaphod becomes briefly reunited with the others for a trip to Milliways, the restaurant of the title. Zaphod and Ford decide to steal a ship from there and the adventure continues. 142686 1994 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The (aka HHGTTG): Restaurant at the End of the University, The CB Carnell, John (Scripts). Steve Leialoha (Art). Three-Part comic book adaptation of the novel. Journalist Ix ((a.k.a. Ford Prefect), writer for “The Hitch-Hikers’ Guide to the Galaxy.” His assignment is that of a restaurant reviewer. He is a Galactic Humanoid, a male of an indeterminate age. He is 1.75m in height, his mass is 65kg, his complexion pale. He has reddish hair, watery blue-grey eyes. Ford Prefect appears to be a Human in his mid thirties. Anyone who spends enough time with him will notice, however, that he seems not to blink as often as he should. He dresses in an out-dated and rumpled Earth suit, and carries a large satchel. The satchel contains his copy of the Guide a Sub-Etha Senso-Matic, his Electronic Thumb, a stained Marks and Spencer bath towel, a bottle of Old Janx Spirit and a tattered copy of the script for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat. He also carries, in his pockets, several packets of salted peanuts and his Dine-O-Charge card. A Babel Fish in his ear acts as a Universal Translator. Ford Prefect is not his real name. His real name is completely unpronounceable, but his schoolboy nickname was Ix (which means boy who cannot sufficiently explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven). He was born on Praxibetel, a planet orbiting the star Betelgeuese. He shares four mothers with his semicousin, the renegade Galactic President, Zaphod Beeblebrox. He adopted the name Ford Prefect upon his arrival on the planet Earth, based on his research, which indicated that it would be nicely inconspicuous. He had arrived on Earth by hitch-hiking there in order to update the planet's entry in the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, for which he worked as a journalist. He was able to expand upon the entry, which originally read "Harmless" and was subsequently revised to read "Mostly harmless." Unfortunately, he became stranded on Earth for fifteen years, escaping along with Arthur Dent a few moments before the planet was demolished by Vogons. He is now the restaurant critic for the new, revised Hitch-Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, travelling from planet to planet living off his Dine-O-Charge card and billing it to the Guide. He can usually be found travelling with Arthur Dent, and often in the company of Zaphod Beeblebrox, the Earthwoman Trillian and Marvin, the Paranoid Android. Their usual means of transportation is the stolen Infinite Improbability Drive starship Heart Of Gold. The comic books chronicle the adventures of Arthur Dent, a hapless Englishman who with his friend Ford Prefect, the alien from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and researcher for the eponymous guidebook, escapes the demolition of Earth by a bureaucratic alien race called the Vogons. 142687 2001 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The (aka HHGTTG): Salmon of Doubt, The N Adams, Douglas Posthumous collection of previously uncollected material. Journalist Ix ((a.k.a. Ford Prefect), writer for “The Hitch-Hikers’ Guide to the Galaxy.” His assignment is that of a restaurant reviewer. He is a Galactic Humanoid, a male of an indeterminate age. He is 1.75m in height, his mass is 65kg, his complexion pale. He has reddish hair, watery blue-grey eyes. Ford Prefect appears to be a Human in his mid thirties. Anyone who spends enough time with him will notice, however, that he seems not to blink as often as he should. He dresses in an out-dated and rumpled Earth suit, and carries a large satchel. The satchel contains his copy of the Guide a Sub-Etha Senso-Matic, his Electronic Thumb, a stained Marks and Spencer bath towel, a bottle of Old Janx Spirit and a tattered copy of the script for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat. He also carries, in his pockets, several packets of salted peanuts and his Dine-O-Charge card. A Babel Fish in his ear acts as a Universal Translator. Ford Prefect is not his real name. His real name is completely unpronounceable, but his schoolboy nickname was Ix (which means boy who cannot sufficiently explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven). He was born on Praxibetel, a planet orbiting the star Betelgeuese. He shares four mothers with his semicousin, the renegade Galactic President, Zaphod Beeblebrox. He adopted the name Ford Prefect upon his arrival on the planet Earth, based on his research, which indicated that it would be nicely inconspicuous. He had arrived on Earth by hitch-hiking there in order to update the planet's entry in the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, for which he worked as a journalist. He was able to expand upon the entry, which originally read "Harmless" and was subsequently revised to read "Mostly harmless." Unfortunately, he became stranded on Earth for fifteen years, escaping along with Arthur Dent a few moments before the planet was demolished by Vogons. He is now the restaurant critic for the new, revised Hitch-Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, travelling from planet to planet living off his Dine-O-Charge card and billing it to the Guide. He can usually be found travelling with Arthur Dent, and often in the company of Zaphod Beeblebrox, the Earthwoman Trillian and Marvin, the Paranoid Android. Their usual means of transportation is the stolen Infinite Improbability Drive starship Heart Of Gold. This uncollected material further chronicles the adventures of Arthur Dent, a hapless Englishman who with his friend Ford Prefect, the alien from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and researcher for the eponymous guidebook, escapes the demolition of Earth by a bureaucratic alien race called the Vogons. 142688 1984 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The (aka HHGTTG): So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish N Adams, Douglas Journalist Ix ((a.k.a. Ford Prefect), writer for “The Hitch-Hikers’ Guide to the Galaxy.” His assignment is that of a restaurant reviewer. He is a Galactic Humanoid, a male of an indeterminate age. He is 1.75m in height, his mass is 65kg, his complexion pale. He has reddish hair, watery blue-grey eyes. Ford Prefect appears to be a Human in his mid thirties. Anyone who spends enough time with him will notice, however, that he seems not to blink as often as he should. He dresses in an out-dated and rumpled Earth suit, and carries a large satchel. The satchel contains his copy of the Guide a Sub-Etha Senso-Matic, his Electronic Thumb, a stained Marks and Spencer bath towel, a bottle of Old Janx Spirit and a tattered copy of the script for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat. He also carries, in his pockets, several packets of salted peanuts and his Dine-O-Charge card. A Babel Fish in his ear acts as a Universal Translator. Ford Prefect is not his real name. His real name is completely unpronounceable, but his schoolboy nickname was Ix (which means boy who cannot sufficiently explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven). He was born on Praxibetel, a planet orbiting the star Betelgeuese. He shares four mothers with his semicousin, the renegade Galactic President, Zaphod Beeblebrox. He adopted the name Ford Prefect upon his arrival on the planet Earth, based on his research, which indicated that it would be nicely inconspicuous. He had arrived on Earth by hitch-hiking there in order to update the planet's entry in the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, for which he worked as a journalist. He was able to expand upon the entry, which originally read "Harmless" and was subsequently revised to read "Mostly harmless." Unfortunately, he became stranded on Earth for fifteen years, escaping along with Arthur Dent a few moments before the planet was demolished by Vogons. He is now the restaurant critic for the new, revised Hitch-Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, travelling from planet to planet living off his Dine-O-Charge card and billing it to the Guide. He can usually be found travelling with Arthur Dent, and often in the company of Zaphod Beeblebrox, the Earthwoman Trillian and Marvin, the Paranoid Android. Their usual means of transportation is the stolen Infinite Improbability Drive starship Heart Of Gold. The novel further chronicles the adventures of Arthur Dent, a hapless Englishman who with his friend Ford Prefect, the alien from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and researcher for the eponymous guidebook, escapes the demolition of Earth by a bureaucratic alien race called the Vogons. Arthur returns home to Earth, rather surprisingly since it was destroyed when he left. Meets and falls in love, discovers this Earth is a replacement provided by the dolphins in their Save the Humans campaign. He rejoins Ford, who claims to have saved the Universe. 142689 1992 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The (aka HHGTTG): So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish N Adams, Douglas Journalist Ix ((a.k.a. Ford Prefect), writer for “The Hitch-Hikers’ Guide to the Galaxy.” His assignment is that of a restaurant reviewer. He is a Galactic Humanoid, a male of an indeterminate age. He is 1.75m in height, his mass is 65kg, his complexion pale. He has reddish hair, watery blue-grey eyes. Ford Prefect appears to be a Human in his mid thirties. Anyone who spends enough time with him will notice, however, that he seems not to blink as often as he should. He dresses in an out-dated and rumpled Earth suit, and carries a large satchel. The satchel contains his copy of the Guide a Sub-Etha Senso-Matic, his Electronic Thumb, a stained Marks and Spencer bath towel, a bottle of Old Janx Spirit and a tattered copy of the script for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat. He also carries, in his pockets, several packets of salted peanuts and his Dine-O-Charge card. A Babel Fish in his ear acts as a Universal Translator. Ford Prefect is not his real name. His real name is completely unpronounceable, but his schoolboy nickname was Ix (which means boy who cannot sufficiently explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven). He was born on Praxibetel, a planet orbiting the star Betelgeuese. He shares four mothers with his semicousin, the renegade Galactic President, Zaphod Beeblebrox. He adopted the name Ford Prefect upon his arrival on the planet Earth, based on his research, which indicated that it would be nicely inconspicuous. He had arrived on Earth by hitch-hiking there in order to update the planet's entry in the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, for which he worked as a journalist. He was able to expand upon the entry, which originally read "Harmless" and was subsequently revised to read "Mostly harmless." Unfortunately, he became stranded on Earth for fifteen years, escaping along with Arthur Dent a few moments before the planet was demolished by Vogons. He is now the restaurant critic for the new, revised Hitch-Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, travelling from planet to planet living off his Dine-O-Charge card and billing it to the Guide. He can usually be found travelling with Arthur Dent, and often in the company of Zaphod Beeblebrox, the Earthwoman Trillian and Marvin, the Paranoid Android. Their usual means of transportation is the stolen Infinite Improbability Drive starship Heart Of Gold. The novel further chronicles the adventures of Arthur Dent, a hapless Englishman who with his friend Ford Prefect, the alien from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and researcher for the eponymous guidebook, escapes the demolition of Earth by a bureaucratic alien race called the Vogons. The Vogons take over “The Hitchhiker’s Guide” (under the name of InfiniDim Enterprises) to finish, once and for all, the task of obliterating the Earth. Ford Prefect breaks into “The Guide’s” offices, gets himself an infinite expense account from the computer system, and then meets “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy,” Mark II, an artificially intelligent, multi-dimensional guide with vast power and a hidden purpose. Trillian uses DNA that Arthur donated for traveling money to have a daughter, and when she goes to cover a war, she leaves her daughter random Frequent Flyer Dent, a troubled teenager with Arthur. 142690 2004 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The (aka HHGTTG): Tertiary to Quintessential Phases R Adams, Douglas Adaptation of the third novel. Third to Fifth Radio Series. Journalist Ix ((a.k.a. Ford Prefect), writer for “The Hitch-Hikers’ Guide to the Galaxy.” His assignment is that of a restaurant reviewer. He is a Galactic Humanoid, a male of an indeterminate age. He is 1.75m in height, his mass is 65kg, his complexion pale. He has reddish hair, watery blue-grey eyes. Ford Prefect appears to be a Human in his mid thirties. Anyone who spends enough time with him will notice, however, that he seems not to blink as often as he should. He dresses in an out-dated and rumpled Earth suit, and carries a large satchel. The satchel contains his copy of the Guide a Sub-Etha Senso-Matic, his Electronic Thumb, a stained Marks and Spencer bath towel, a bottle of Old Janx Spirit and a tattered copy of the script for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat. He also carries, in his pockets, several packets of salted peanuts and his Dine-O-Charge card. A Babel Fish in his ear acts as a Universal Translator. Ford Prefect is not his real name. His real name is completely unpronounceable, but his schoolboy nickname was Ix (which means boy who cannot sufficiently explain what a Hrung is, nor why it should choose to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven). He was born on Praxibetel, a planet orbiting the star Betelgeuese. He shares four mothers with his semicousin, the renegade Galactic President, Zaphod Beeblebrox. He adopted the name Ford Prefect upon his arrival on the planet Earth, based on his research, which indicated that it would be nicely inconspicuous. He had arrived on Earth by hitch-hiking there in order to update the planet's entry in the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, for which he worked as a journalist. He was able to expand upon the entry, which originally read "Harmless" and was subsequently revised to read "Mostly harmless." Unfortunately, he became stranded on Earth for fifteen years, escaping along with Arthur Dent a few moments before the planet was demolished by Vogons. He is now the restaurant critic for the new, revised Hitch-Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, travelling from planet to planet living off his Dine-O-Charge card and billing it to the Guide. He can usually be found travelling with Arthur Dent, and often in the company of Zaphod Beeblebrox, the Earthwoman Trillian and Marvin, the Paranoid Android. Their usual means of transportation is the stolen Infinite Improbability Drive starship Heart Of Gold. The radio series chronicles the adventures of Arthur Dent (Simon Jones), a hapless Englishman who with his friend Ford Prefect (Geoffrey McGivern), the alien from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and researcher for the eponymous guidebook, escapes the demolition of Earth by a bureaucratic alien race called the Vogons. 142691 1942 Hitler -- Dead or Alive M Press 142692 1945 Hitler Lives? DM DVD -R HQ 8038 Elkins, Saul (Screenplay). Short Subject - Documentary Radio Newsman Knot Manning narrates. Headlines: "War With Germany Ends in Victory." "Victory Leads To Peace…Sometimes…Sometimes Not." 142693 2003 Hitler, Rise of Evil, The (aka Hitler: Rise of Evil) MT SVD 1401 (Part One). SVD 1403 (Part Two). Miniseries Journalist Matthew Modine, newspaper reporter. Munich Reporter #2 (Max von Thun). Reichstag Reporter #2 (Nancy Bishop) Lueger Pamphleteer (Josh Comer). Courtroom Reporter (Roger Denesha). Newsboy (Erik Johansen). Munich Reporter #1 (Curtis Matthew). Reichstag Reporter #1 (Tim Otis). Munich Artist (Robin Amanda). 142694 1943 Hitler's Children M DVD -R HQ 6415, 6416. SVDSP 1297. VHS 1267 Ziemer, Gregor (Book - "Education for Death"). Emmet Lavery (Screenplay). Ness Book Journalist Franz Erhart (Lloyd Corrigan) is asked by teacher to find out what has happened to his student-assistant when she is taken from the school. Teacher describes Erhart as "a brilliant, courageous journalist who was respected by all." Teacher discovers journalist is afraid his children will report to their troop leader if they overhear his conversation with teacher. He suggests student assistant may be in a labor camp. Returns to tell teacher assistant and her Nazi lover defied state. They are scheduled for trial and execution. Nazis arrange radio broadcast of trial. Man uses trial to make anti-Nazi speech and is shot. Reporter remains in Germany. As teacher leaves, reporter make defiant gesture against Nazis. He reaches up and pulls out wires of loudspeaker blasting German song. "You mean you'll pretend to believe in this and go on writing in praise of it?" "What would you have me do? I wouldn't make a very good hero. I don't even make a good Nazi." Radio Announcer (Douglas Evans). 142695 1990 Hitler's Daughter MT Benford, Timothy B. (Novel). Sherman Gray, Christopher Canaan (Teleplay) Ness Book TV Anchorwoman for Dateline Washington is having an affair with the vice president. Aide who works for the Presidential press Office as the vice president's speech writer is given evidence on the existence of Hitler's daughter, but is framed for murder. Journalist spends much of her time lounging in lingerie when she is not editorializing during her news reports. Vice president's wife reveals she knows about her husband's affair with the anchorwoman. Threatens to destroy her credibility unless the newswoman goes on the air with a fabricated story that the press aide was set up by the opposition party. The anchor tosses journalistic ethics aside and reports the false information. Anchor is later chastised for violating the most sacred tenet of journalism when she editorializes again after the vice president's wife allegedly kills herself and an FBI agent. Opposition party running mate turns out to be Hitler's daughter. Press aide tries to shoot her but is killed by secret service agents. He had mailed evidence exposing her to an aide who is now ambassador to France. News Producer (Rex Hagon). 142696 2001 Hitler's Son NSF Bauman, Frank Reporter risks his life when he digs into a story that shortly before the end of World War II, Adolf Hitler is persuaded by group of unrepentant Nazis to donate his sperm to a cryonics sperm bank. Years later, the group would use the frozen sperm to impregnate the perfect German woman hoping to create a Teutonic Superman who would become the most powerful leader ever. Their plan: make the child an American and secretly raise him to become President of the United States. A Grand Alliance between Germany and America would then lead to world domination. Their plan succeeds beyond their wildest dreams, until an American reporter, at the risk of his life, digs into the man's past. Time of action: 2004. 142697 1937 Hitting a New High M SVD 1411 Press. Photographer (Rolfe Sedan). 142698 1987 Hitting Home MT News Media. First Journalist (Judah Katz). Second Journalist (Sandi Stahlbrand). 142699 1996 Hitting the Ground M SVD 770. 658 News Media 142700 1997 Hitz: It Ain't Over Till…. T Episode #2. 9-2-1997 News Media. Reporter (Adrianne Harris). 142701 2009 Hive, The N Berman, Chris Reporter is a self-serving journalist in 2019. An unmanned probe built by Russia and the United States on its way to the outer planets crosses paths with an alien device that’s been spying on Earth since 1908. This leads to the discovery of a fleet of insectoid aliens on their way to Earth. With three years warning, can Earth defend itself from an invasion by a horrific alien race? 142702 2002 Hivernam MF Canada-French. News Media. Young Journalist (Iannicko N'Doua-Legare). 142703 2000 Hjarta av sten MF Sweden TV News Host Lasse Bengtsson (Himself). 142704 2002 Hjerteafdelingen: Arven T Episode #3. 12-16-2002 Journalist Trine (Benedikte Hansen). 142705 1959 Hlavni vyhra MF Reporter (Jan Pixa) 142706 1961 Hleda se tata MF Czechoslovakia. Photographer (Gustav A. Kosi). 142707 2003 Hnaya O Lo Haya MF Israel Journalist (Hana Hagin). 142708 1998 Ho kong fung wan (aka Casino) MF Hong Kong Reporter (Winnie Fong) gets involved with two rival gangs in sweltering Macau in the summer of 1991. He gets an interview with one of the local crime lords and grills him about his life. The man surprisingly reveals much more than he intended to -- and the consequences may have a great impact on the gang war over control of the region’s gambling business. 142709 1924 Hoarding, The N Owen, John Newspaper Advertisements 142710 1975 Hoarse Muse P MLPL Skolnik, Wm. Play Index, 1973-77 Press 142711 2006 Hoax, The M DVD -R HQ 10068, 10069 News Media. Journalist Clifford Irving (Richard Gere) sells his bogus biography of Howard Hughes to a premiere publishing house in the early 1970s causing a media frenzy. Truman Capote (Michael J. Burg). Reporter (Denis McKeown). Frank McCullough (John Bedford Lloyd). CBS Reporter (Greg Abbey), Interviewer (Ed Crane). NBC Reporter #2 (Michael Barkann). NBC Reporter #3 (Ian O'Malley). AP Reporter (Jon Frankel). ABC Reporter (Reid Lamberty). 142712 1942 Hobby Horse-Laffs C Newspaper. Eye-poker invention for people who read your newspaper over your shoulder 142713 2006 Hobgoblins N Jaffe, Jacob Journalist Solomon Weissman, known for his muckraking stories, and a psychologist who once treated the future presidential candidate are the only two people who can stop the candidate from becoming a dictator like Hitler. During hypnosis sessions, the psychopathic candidate unknowingly reveals his plan to the psychologist. Meanwhile, Weissman penetrates the financier's new Millennium Consortium and learns of their plans. In his climb to power, the candidate arranges for the disappearance of his opponents and those familiar with his past. It is up to the psychologist and the journalist to stop him. 142714 1984 Hoboken Chicken Emergency, The MT Newscaster (Stephanie Edwards). 142715 1952 Hockey Night in Canada DT Series 1952 Reporter. Pre-Game Reporter (Scott Oake). Colour Commentator (Marc Crawford). Commentator (Foster Hewitt). 142716 2007 Hocus POTUS N MacPherson, Malcolm CNN Reporter is part of a mismatched band of co-conspirators who will be part of a plot to preserve the reputation of the beloved POTUS (shorthand for the President of the United States) and pay for a fake WMD. The jaded correspondent is part of the action that takes place between the fall of Baghdad and the capture of Saddam. 142717 1936 Hodo no sasayaki MF Japan Newspaper Reporter 1 (Joe Ohara). 142718 1950 Hoedown M DVD -R HQ 2438, 2357. DVD -R 1597 Shipman, Barry (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Vera Wright inspiration for former movie cowboy to found up bank robbers hiding out at due ranch. 142719 1992 Hoffa M News Media. Reporter (Kevin Crowley). Reporter (Sherri Mazie). Detroit News Reporter (Scott Campbell). Reporter #1 (Robin Eurich). Reporter #2 (Robert Maffia). Senate Reporter (Jeff Howell). Young Reporter (Christopher Otto). Young Reporter (Dave Shemo). Detroit News Reporter (Scott Campbell). Newsman (Larry John Meyers). Newsman (David Regal). 142720 2007 Hog Wild N Pickens, Cathy Reporter Noah Lakefield, a suspiciously overqualified reporter for an attorney's father's newspaper is working with the female attorney to help rescue native plants on a parcel of mountain property purchased by an unscrupulous developer. The current hot news story in sleep Dacus S.C. where the attorney practices law is a search for a runaway pot-bellied pig. Then a friend consults her to see what can be done about an enormous statue her late husband ordered installed on his grave. The statue is of an angel engraved with a poem accusing the wife of poisoning him. A body is stuffed in a mineshaft. A local nurse and the developer are both are killed by poisoned chocolates -- and both were receiving anonymous letters. Now the attorney is also receiving the anonymous letters. The killings, along with eco-terrorists' attacks on the mountain development, threaten to make Dacus a hotspot of crime. The female attorney, whose eyes have been opened to local environmental problems by the prickly Noah, hopes to derail the building project, find a solution to her client's problem and solve the murders before she is killed herself. 142721 1989 Hogan Family, The: T Series TV. David (Jason Bateman) gets involved in radio and television department at Northwestern. Family documentaries 142722 1968 Hogan's Heroes: No Names Please T DVD -R HQ 8516. SV 224 Episode #102. 11-30-1968. Series 9-17-65 to 7-4-71 War Correspondent Walter Hobson (Richard Erdman) has published a detail report of his escape from Germany via Hogan's clandestine operation. Right after Hogan helps the journalist escape from the Germans, an American newspaper tells of Hogan's operations at his camp. 142723 2000 Hojin MF TV Reporter (Rie Sakai). Cameraman (Masahiro Matsumoto). 142724 2008 Hokus Pokus N Michaels, Fern Reporter is on the brink of exposing the Sisterhood -- seven friends who have taken vigilante justice to a new level but are living in exile of Barcelona because of the multiple pounds of flesh they have taken from men who wronged them. They receive a panicked call from Supreme Court Chief Justice Pearl Barnes who faces blackmail for her own illegal brand of justice. She will expose one of their contacts in the U.S. if they don’t help her keep her own deep dark secret -- she runs an underground railroad for women and children who have been abused by their husbands and boyfriends. Now the women must sneak back into the United States but also remain undetected as they investigate. But how do you make seven women disappear -- especially with a nosy reporter on their trail. 142725 1930 Hokuspokus MF Reporter (Wilhelm Bendow) 142726 1987 Hol volt, hol nem volt MF TV Reporter (Klari Poor) 142727 1996 Hola Mexico DF Mexico. Series 1996. News Staff. Reporters Susana Moscatel, Adriana Riveramelo. Hosts Claudia Cordova, Antonio Farre, Rene Franco. 142728 2006 Holby City: Before a Fall T Episode #315. 10-24-2006 TV Newsreader (Robin Houston). 142729 2004 Holby City: Forgive and Forget T Episode #176. 1-27-2004 News Media. Reporter (Katy Odey). 142730 2003 Holby City: Friend in Need, A T Episode #156. 9-9-2003 Reporter (Phoebe Thomas). Reporter (Adam Russ). 142731 2000 Holby City: Real Thing, The T Episode #28. 10-19-2000 Newsreader (Sean Barrett). 142732 1985 Holcroft Covenant, The M Journalist (Dan van Husen) 142733 1932 Hold 'Em Jail M DVD -R HQ 10222, 10226 Photographer (Billy Dooley). Photographer (Charles Dorety). Radio Announcer (Robert Armstrong). 142734 1937 Hold 'Em Navy! M Radio. Frank Nelson (radio announcer) 142735 1952 Hold Back the Night T Studio One - 4-14-52 Press 142736 1986 Hold Back the Page T BBC British Fleet Street Tabloid Newspaper Reporter 142737 2009 Hold It Like a Baby M Newscaster (Craig Smith). Bipolar psychologist Wilbur Waskowicks has just finished his first book, “Anger Vanquished,” and hires exuberant temp Francesca to proofread. She has a thing for messy situations -- she married her poetry professor who was fired as a result. Francesca and Wilbur grow intimate when his book is published and they go to Lake Tahoe for his book launching. Book gets dismal reviews. Two other couples’ stories intertwine -- a screenwriter Joe with three ex-wives and four kids, and a newly pregnant woman hoping Joe will get her screenplay to his agent. A petite, foul-mouthed waitress aspires to be a vet and meets an overly sensitive boxer who has finally gotten a title fight in Las Vegas. 142738 1938 Hold My Hand M UK Only Press 142739 1966 Hold On! M DVD -R HQ 6526, 6531. Photographer (Phil Arnold). Publicist (Mickey Deems). 142740 1926 Hold Still M Short - Comedy Editor (William Blaisdell). Flapper girl is at odds with her fiancé. 142741 1945 Hold That Blonde M Newspaper Reporter (Crane Whitley). 142742 1938 Hold That Co-Ed M SV 134 News Media. Reporter (Paddy O'Flynn). Radio Newscaster (Carroll Nye). Radio Reporter on Football Field (Cyril Ring). News Photographer (Harold Goodwin). Announcer of State-Louisiana Game (Douglas Evans). Announcer of State-Clayton Game (Sam Hayes). While running for governor a politician aids a needy college by plotting to assure victory for their football team. 142743 1934 Hold That Girl M Nichols, Dudley and Lamar Trotti (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter for the News Graphic, Tony Bellamy (Claire Trevor) romances a detective while exposing jewel thieves. Plays practical jokes. At start of film, she goes in search of a juicy story and finds herself being held captive by a madman with a gun. Meets the detective when she scribbles the world "help" on her panties in lipstick and throws them out a window. Detective forces her to go out with him by holding her for indecent exposure. Witnesses a gangland shooting, captured by the killer. Marries the detective while her frustrated editor threatens to charge the detective with violating the Mann Act. Editor McCloy (Robert McWade). 142744 1952 Hold That Line M SVD 789 Bowery Boys Editor Harold Lane. Football announcer (Tom Halon) 142745 1933 Hold the Press M McCoy, Horace (Story) Ness Book Reporter Tim Collins (Tim McCoy) is knocked out and his press card stolen. Loses his job when he is accused of letting the assailant escape. Decides to investigate on his own and restore his reputation. Managing Editor Mr. Bishop (Oscar Apfel). Arrested on false drunk driving charge so he can get into prison and solve the crime. Variety, 12/5/33: "He is one of those imaginary reporters who rifle the chief of detective's drawer as though it were his wife's handbag. He doesn't drink…." "…but is well known in speaks. And, when bent on getting the evidence ahead of the police, he smears his lips with likker to stimulate a stew... he has things fixed with the judge to give him an easy sentence long enough to get the story." Copy Desk Editor (Steve Clark). Press Room Foreman (Harry Todd). 142746 1985 Hold Up pa Bronx Avenue CB Epix #10 Journalisten Festin 142747 1948 Hold With The Hares N Zinberg, L. Newspaperman Steve Anderson with low moral standards and a basic instability. Sees the errors of his ways and set out to improve. 142748 1924 Hold Your Breath M VHS 824 Conklin, Frank Roland (Story). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter The Girl (Dorothy Devore) is dismissed from her beauty parlor job and turns to reporting. Interviews an eccentric collector, who shows her a valuable bracelet. When a monkey grabs the bracelet through an open window, she chases him up a skyscraper to get it. City Editor (Lincoln Plummer). 142749 1985 Hold-Up M News Media. Journaliste (Karen Racicot). Journaliste U.S.A. (Marguerite Corriveau). Une Journaliste (Liliane Clune). Le Journaliste T.V. (Louis-Georges Girard). 142750 2004 Holding Hands at Midnight N Gray, G. William PR Public Relations Executive Mark Williams in Florida. After a passionate college romance ends, Williams becomes a newspaper reporter in Birmingham and is soon swept into the city's lavish debutante season. Two affairs follow, falter and fade. He then joins the postwar tidal wave to Florida, where he opens a public relations firm and marries. Yet a decade later, he's again alone. he represents golfer Arnold Palmer, he meets glamorous movie, theater, and sports celebrities, he's involved in a heated Florida governor's race, and a global PR firm buys Mark's company. Through the years, Mark reconnects with his former loves as they drift tantalizingly in and out of his life. 142751 1998 Holding Out N Faulk, Anne O. Journalist Jake Ward, the handsome Pulitzer Prize-winning writer is the object of a crush by a managing partner at an Atlanta investment firm who is hitting her late thirties and beginning to despair of ever finding another man to love. Single mother and financial wizard is outraged when the wife of a top government leader committed suicide after enduring years of spousal abuse. Worse, abuser stays in office. So she gets the idea to stage a protest that would hit men where they live: No sex. She emulates Lysistrata who persuaded women of Athens to withhold sex from their husbands to end a war. Majority of women across America agreed. Then all hell broke loose. Male power structure and the reporter miserable about women holding out. Now someone is using dirty tricks, underhanded tactics and outright terror to stop the woman and her movement. 142752 1955 Hole Idea, The M News Media. Newspapers. Headlines. Movie Newsreels. 142753 2005 Hole in Texas, A N Wouk, Herman Washington Post Reporter dubs an astrophysicist the "Deep Throat Physicist" who passed secrets to the Chinese. 142754 1929 Hole in the Wall, The M VHS 1084 Jackson, Fred (Play). Pierre Collings (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book. Remake of 1922 film. Reporter Gordon Grant (David Newell) is in love with a woman disguising herself as a gypsy fortune-teller. She intends to kidnap a child and turn her to a life of crime to get revenge against grandmother of the child who falsely accused her of theft. Reporter helps police bust the gypsy parlor not realizing fortune-teller is the woman he loves. After being cleared by the grandmother, the woman is freed and reunited with the reporter. 142755 1922 Hole in the Wall, The M Jackson, Fred (Play). June Mathis (Adaptation). Ness Book - Filmed again in 1929. Reporter Gordon Grant (Allan Forrest), who specializes in crime stories, is investigating robberies committed by a spiritualist's gang. When a phony spiritualist is killed, her gang convinces a woman to impersonate the medium. She has just been released from prison after being falsely accused of theft and plans to get revenge on the woman who framed her on kidnapping charge. Reporter recovers kidnapped child, clears the woman, who turns out to be his childhood sweetheart. 142756 2007 Hole-in-One Adverbs NJ Fisher, Doris with D.L. Gibbs. Illustrator Jeff Chandler TV Reporter is the sidekick kid reporter to TV Announcer Buzz Star as grammar comes to life using entertaining sports narratives to teach language arts skills. Press-box banter introduces amusing players and exciting action. 142757 2001 Hole, The M Reporters Claire Fox, Jennifer Hockman, Jack Tanner). 142758 2003 Hole, The M Ness. Adult-Gay parody of "The Ring" movies. Feature length pornographic spoof on the popular horror film, “The Ring.” Gay Adult. Reporter Benny Benson (Tag Eriksson) of the San Bernardino Examiner investigating video tape that turns people gay. Benson investigates reports of sexual transformations by interviewing those affected. He watches the tape and tries desperately to save himself from the curse as the seven days go by. The cursed videotape turns its viewers into homosexuals within a week of being watched. 142759 2006 Holiday M Journalist Iris (Kate Winslet), a London newspaper reporter, agrees over the Internet to swaps homes with an American for Christmas vacation. She is a woman devoted to a scoundrel who doesn't love her. She heads to her luxurious home in Los Angeles and the other woman, who runs a thriving business cutting movie trailers, settles into Iris's cozy cottage in the English countryside. Newspaper Wedding Announcement Writer lives alone in a snow-dusted storybook cottage at the end of a country lane and a movie trailer editor lives in a multimillion dollar home in Brentwood. 142760 1952 Holiday for Sinners M DVD -R HQ 2243, 2245. SVDSP 1326 Basso, Hamilton (Novel). A.I. Bezzerides (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter is unscrupulous and affects lives of three boyhood friends reunited through circumstance during Mardi Gras celebration in New Orleans. Doctor, priest and boxer. Boxer manipulated by deceitful reporter into killing his manager who owes him money. Boxer is stalked and killed by manager's cohorts, other two men are drawn into the situation and their involvement convinces them to remain in New Orleans. 142761 1997 Holiday in Your Heart MT Photographer (Craig Taylor). Photographer (Danielle von Zerneck). 142762 1942 Holiday Inn M DVD -R HQ 2601, 2602. PR practitioner Public Relations Man Danny Reed (Walter Abel). 142763 2006 Holiday, The M DVD -R HQ 9450, 9451, 9552 Newspaper Editor (Terry Diab). Editor (Kenneth Danziger). Newspaper Party Guest (Suzanne Dizon). 142764 1992 Holiday: DT Series 1992-. Travel Show. Reporters Simon Calder (2004-2006), Alison Comyn (1997-1999), Kristy Gallacher (2006), James Price (2006), Sumit Bose (2006), Nicki Chapman (2006), Diarmuid Gavin (2006), Anthony Crank (2006), Ade Adepitan (2006), Colin Jackson (2006), Nick Smith (2006). Reporters Joe Mace (2006), William Gray (2006), Dominic Littlewood (2006), Lisa Rogers (2006). Presenters Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen (2006), Jill Dando (1992-1999), Steve Leonard (1997), Craig Doyle (1999-2004), Frank Bough, Kate Humble, Caron Keating, Ross Kelly, Mark Simpkin, Carole Smillie, Jeremy Spake, Arabella Weir, Claudia Winkleman. Presenter Steve Yabsley, Ginny Buckley, Rowland Rivron. 142765 2006 Holidaze: The Christmas That Almost Didn't Happen C Photographer (Andrew Block - voice). 142766 1983 Holing Out SS UCLA Jackson, Graham In "Decline of Western Hill, The." Narrator at the Riverina Reporter. B's articles, eventually attacks narrator personally. Narrator resigns. Edited sided with B. B steps into his place. Reporter even publishes his golfing pieces.. 142767 2006 Holla M TV Newscaster (Rich Skidmore). 142768 1997 Hollis Ball: Dead Duck: NM Chappell, Helen #2 Sam and Hollis Mystery Series Reporter Hollis Ball of the Watertown Gazette, a local newspaper on Maryland's Eastern Shore, solves crime with her dead ex-husband, the charming ghost Sam Wescott. Ball wasn't too crazy about a judge who recently gave a convicted wife murderer a light sentence. But she is certain that her old schoolmate didn't bash the judge as police suspect. The murder weapon was an expensive antique snow goose decoy. Hand-carving wooden duck decoys is becoming a lost art. At the Decoy Jamboree, Ball finds collectors' lust permeating everything "like cheap cologne." The notoriously acquisitive judge is murdered on the very eve of the festival. The biggest worry is that his blood may have damaged the antique snow goose used to do him in. 142769 2006 Hollis Ball: Fright of Ghosts, A NM Chappell, Helen #5 Sam and Hollis Mystery Series Reporter Hollis Ball of the Watertown Gazette, a local newspaper on Maryland's Eastern Shore, solves crime with her dead ex-husband, the charming ghost Sam Wescott. Who killed Sluggo on the docks? Why do all the homes on Shellpile Island suddenly sport fancy new room additions and this year's vehicles? Why does everyone on Shellpile Island appear distant and suspicious? Hollis is joined by Sam and a 300-year-old pirate as she takes on Sluggo's three wives and the local law to clear her brother's name. 142770 1998 Hollis Ball: Ghost of a Chance: NM Chappell, Helen #3 Sam and Hollis Mystery Series Reporter Hollis Ball of the Watertown Gazette, a local newspaper on Maryland's Eastern Shore, solves crime with her dead ex-husband, the charming ghost Sam Wescott. The reporter and the ghost investigate a 30-year-old murder. On Maryland's salt-swept Eastern shore, Ball has a dilapidated old house, a dysfunctional family and a talent for solving mysteries. How does the wisecracking, love-burned Ball find out so much about other people's secrets? Just ask the ghost at her side. What Sam Wescott lacks in respect for Ball's privacy, he makes up in his ability to talk to the dead. For Hollis, Sam's talent has never come in handier. A vintage Cadillac has been resurrected from the muddy waters beneath a highway bridge. Sam's pal from the Other Side, a prominent 19th century American author known as "Ed" supplies essential information about a clue left by the woman whose skeleton turns up in a Cadillac fork lifted from a deep creek. The dead woman's daughter is star of Hopeless Hearts, the most-watched soap opera in all of Maryland and a chicken tycoon. 142771 1999 Hollis Ball: Giving Up the Ghost: NM Chappell, Helen #4 Sam and Hollis Mystery Series Reporter Hollis Ball of the Watertown Gazette, a local newspaper on Maryland's Eastern Shore, solves crime with her dead ex-husband, the charming ghost Sam Wescott. The girl crime reporter forecasts trouble when her long-lost godfather, a washed-up ballplayer, reappears in town to organize an Elvis impersonator contest. When one of the many competing Elvises who have converged turns up dead, her godfather becomes a prime suspect. As the killings mount, Ball is forced to protect her godfather from jail. Sam Wescott is prone to materialize at awkward moments -- like when Hollis is out on a date. But he's indispensable at a crime scene. And when the Elvis impersonator is murdered at a sleazy motel, Hollis needs Sam's divine intervention. Her ne'er-do=well godfather flew in from Las Vegas just to emcee the Elvis competition -- and he made Hollis one of the judges. Now, surrounded by sequined singers, Hollis is wondering if she's a patsy. 142772 1996 Hollis Ball: Slow Dancing with the Angel of Death: NM Chappell, Helen #1 Sam and Hollis Mystery Series Reporter Hollis Ball of the Watertown Gazette, a local newspaper on Maryland's Eastern Shore, solves crime with her dead ex-husband, the charming ghost Sam Wescott. She's just received an odd request from her ex-husband: find the person who murdered him. When charming rich kid Sam Wescott dies in a fatal boating accident, few mourn his untimely death. The person most shocked to shed a tear is reporter Ball, his former wife who was abandoned by him 10 years before on their honeymoon. Now he is gone. Or is he? Sam's ghost brings Hollis the interesting news that his accidental death was murder. Sam pesters her to find the killer. She would like to say no, but ever susceptible to his no-good, upper-class charms -- even in their present somewhat spectral form -- she says yes. Ball plops down into the middle of a whopping story that involves Sam's old-line family, a group of ecoactivists and some very hot political potatoes. 142773 1991 Hollis Carpenter: Bayou City Secrets N OWN - H - MLPL Powell, Deborah Investigative Reporter Hollis Carpenter, the tough, blunt-talking female investigative reporter for the Houston Times, quits rather than accepts a society page assignment. Newspaper owner Andrew Delacroix. Said to be a lesbian. 142774 1992 Hollis Carpenter: Houston Town NM OWN - H Powell, Deborah Investigative Reporter Hollis Carpenter with the Houston Times. Said to be a lesbian. 142775 2007 Hollow Eyes NM Martin, Chris Investigative Reporter Leslie Rafter and her husband, Steve, are on the trail of a terrifying serial killer. His thirst for blood consumes him. He has killed six innocent people. When the terrifying maniac sets his sights on Leslie, it becomes a life and death battle to survive. Can Steve and Leslie stop the man known as Hollow Eyes? Can they get their life back or will it get snuffed out? 142776 2006 Hollow Man II M News Media. Field Reporter (Dagmar Midcap). 142777 1944 Hollow Men, The N OWN - H Hutchison, Bruce Press 142778 1949 Hollow of the Wave N Newhouse, Edward Press 142779 1967 Hollow Sunday, The NM Harling, Robert Press 142780 2008 Hollowmen, The T Australia Journalist (Justina Noble -- Two Episodes). 142781 2002 Holly Colshannon: Playing James N Mason, Sarah #1 Holly Colshannon Series Columnist-Reporter Holly Colshannon of the Bristol Gazette thinks her career is about to take a terminal nosedive when she is moved from covering "pet deaths" for her local Bristol paper and made Crime Correspondent writing a column for the newspaper. New Police PR Officer comes up with brilliant idea of having Colshannon shadowing a detective and writing a diary column about his working life. The detective, a bit of a sour puss, is furious he has accident-prone Holly following him around. He is to be married in six weeks. Holly has a career to think about and this infuriating man is not going to stand in her way. Her editors at the newspaper realize her column is proving extremely popular with the readers. They are waiting for something romantic to happen between the handsome detective and the nice young reporter. Holly's rugby-playing boyfriend and the detective's super-gorgeous fiancée are also involved. The detective is very serious and Holly is a disaster waiting to happen, constantly having pratfalls that make her a regular at the local emergency room. 142782 2005 Holly Colshannon: Society Girls (aka High Society) N Mason, Sarah #2 Holly Colshannon Series Reporter Holly Colshannon of the Bristol Gazette lives to get a scoop. She shows up in Cornwall to enlist her sister Clemmie a London art appraiser temporarily working as a waitress on a juicy story. Society Journalist Emma McKellan writes the society pages for the Bristol Gazette and disappears days before her lavish wedding. As Holly and Clemmie search for clues on the missing bride (relishing the prospect of delicious scandal), they inadvertently steer themselves directly toward trouble. They want to track down the missing high-society journalist engaged to a teacher. Everything isn't what it seems. Clemmie and Holly have run-ins with Emma's powerful father and the police. 142783 2008 Holly Winter: All Shots NM Conant, Susan #18 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Dog Columnist Winter goes searching for a missing dog, a Siberian husky named Strike, and instead finds a woman’s corpse. In the victim’s possession are personal papers belonging to Holly and another Cambridge-area Holly Winter, suggesting the woman may have been indulging in a little identity theft. Even stranger, when Holly finally finds Strike, she turns out to be a rare blue Alaskan malamute with Holly’s name and phone number on her tag. The two living Holly Winters must deal with their mutual dislike as they hurl into a hair-raising conflict connected to a crooked former dog breeder who will stop at nothing to get what he wants. Columnist Holly, the malamute trainer isn’t the only Holly Winter in town. There’s Holly Number Two, a dog hater. And now a third H.W. has shown up. Unfortunately, this last one is a corpse that Holly number one discovered while searching for a missing husky. 142784 1997 Holly Winter: Animal Appetite: NM OWN - P Conant, Susan #10 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusett discovers a canine lover's double life when he is murdered. Who can explain the odd behavior of his family? What was his strange connection to a local legend? How can Holly muzzle the killer before he strikes again. 142785 1998 Holly Winter: Barker Street Regulars, The NM Conant, Susan #11 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts. She and her champion Alaskan malamute Rowdy have become pet therapists at a nursing home. Rowdy's work as a therapy dog for a Sherlock Holmes fan at a local nursing home ultimately involves Holly in another case of murder. 142786 1991 Holly Winter: Bite of Death, A NM OWN Conant, Susan #4 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts 142787 1995 Holly Winter: Black Ribbon: NW Conant, Susan #8 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts and Rowdy, one of her two prize Alaskan malamutes, plan to spend a week at a resort in Maine for dogs and their owners. Holly is in heaven -- until she receives a black-edged car consoling her for the loss of her pet. Is Kimi, Holly's other malamute in jeopardy? Or is this a sick joke? 142788 1992 Holly Winter: Bloodlines NM Conant, Susan #5 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts 142789 2004 Holly Winter: Bride and Groom (aka Bride & Groom) NM Conant, Susan #16 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Columnist Holly Winter, author of a regular column in Dog's Life magazine and a new book, 101 Ways to Cook Liver, puts her pets above anything and everyone else -- even her veterinarian fiancé. She must figure out why several women, all with some connection to her, have been violently murdered in the greater Boston area. The killer has promised a next victim and Holly fears it will be her. If she wants to make it to her wedding day, she'd better solve the crime. 142790 2000 Holly Winter: Creature Discomforts: NM Conant, Susan #13. Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts Left with amnesia following a brutal attack in a national park in Maine, Holly Winter joins forces with her malamute companions, Rowdy and Kimi, to find the culprit 142791 1990 Holly Winter: Dead and Doggone NM OWN Conant, Susan #2 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts is a feisty, thirtysomething dog-lover with expertise in breeding, training and caring for dogs while tracking down criminals and killers. 142792 2003 Holly Winter: Dogfather, The: Dog Lover's Mystery NM Conant, Susan #15 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts Winter becomes caught up in the middle of the mob's latest vendetta when she takes a job training a new puppy belonging to a wise guy with a nasty reputation 142793 1999 Holly Winter: Evil Breeding: NM Conant, Susan #12 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts has a contract to write the text for a book of photographs commemorating the legendary Morris and Essex Dog Shows, canine extravaganzas leading up to World War II. She is delighted with the assignment and immediately sets out to interview one of the few remaining people who actually attended one of the shows. It only takes one visit for Holly to realize something strange is going on. 142794 2006 Holly Winter: Gaits of Heaven NM Conant, Susan #17 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Winter is a dedicated dog trainer following the tracks of an odd breed of pup to an even stranger breed of human when she's enlisted to rein in a dysfunctional New Age couple's Aussie huskapoo. When the wife dies because of an accidental overdose of mixed meds, Winter becomes embroiled in the family's dirty little secrets especially when the victim's daughter convinces Holly it was murder. Surrounded by dogs and psychiatrists (the victim and the husband are both therapists), Winter must find a motive for murder. 142795 1992 Holly Winter: Gone to the Dogs N Conant, Susan #6 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts on the wrong side of 30, sniffs out crime and corruption on the streets of Cambridge. Winter spends her time training her two copiously described Alaskan malamutes, enjoying a courtship with a veterinarian, contributing to dog-lovers' magazines and solving mysteries. A well-regarded veterinarian has vanished. 142796 1990 Holly Winter: New Leash on Death, A NM OWN - P Conant, Susan #1 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts writes a column for the publication. She is shocked when a training session at a dog obedience school ends in murder. 142797 1991 Holly Winter: Paws Before Dying NM OWN - P Conant, Susan #3 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts trains, shows and loves her own Alaskan malamutes and helps rescue others ion need of protection. When she learns that a malamute is for sale at a pet shop, she visits the owner who is doing a brisk Valentine Day's business. Hours later, the owner is murdered. And the dog is missing. 142798 1994 Holly Winter: Ruffly Speaking: N Conant, Susan #7 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts Bizarre behavior of a hearing guide dog and the accidental poisoning death of a local bookseller embroil "Dog's Life" writer Holly Winter and her two Alaskan malamutes in a mystery 142799 1996 Holly Winter: Stud Rites N Conant, Susan #9 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusett once again embroils herself in a murder case. When someone kills a dog-show judge Holly knows which competitors had access to the murder weapon. After two killings at the Alaskan Malamute National Specialty Show, the one-of-a-kind murder weapon is traced to Holly's ex-boyfriend -- and the stakes become more personal than she ever dreamed. 142800 2002 Holly Winter: Wicked Flea, The NM Conant, Susan #14 Dog Lover's Mysteries Series Magazine Writer Holly Winter for Dog's Life Magazine, Cambridge, Massachusetts is recovering from the head trauma she received in "Creature Discomforts." dealing with her father's second marriage, her ex-lover's marriage and her recovery from amnesia. She seeks the help of a therapist. When she takes her dogs for a walk in the park, Rowdy is attacked by a golden retriever whose aberrant behavior is not typical of the breed. The dog's owner also acts bizarre and when she is found murdered two weeks later, no one is surprised. Soon Holly gets involved in the investigation. 142801 2005 Holly's Heroes: Showtime T Australia. Episode #11. 6-18-2005 Photographer (Murray Mitchell). 142802 2005 Holly's Heroes: Whole New Ball game, A T Episode #1. 4-9-2005 Weatherman (Greg Saunders). 142803 2005 Hollyoaks: T Episode #91. 11-18-2005 Reporter (John R. Walker). 142804 2006 Hollyoaks: In the City: T UK. Episode #3. 8-28-2006 Photographer (Karen West). 142805 2006 Hollyoaks: In the City: T UK. Episode #2. 8-21-2006 Photographer (Sandi Hodgkinson). 142806 2006 Hollyoaks: In the City: T UK. Episode #9. 10-9-2006 Photographer (Nick Roberts). 142807 1923 Hollywood M Press in Hollywood 142808 2008 Hollywood 411 T Correspondent Megan Tevrizian. Correspondent Carly Steel. Correspondent Alex McLeod. Correspondent (Mayleen Ramsey). Entertainment news and gossip including celebrity interviews and previews of TV shows and movies. 142809 1996 Hollywood and the News DT VHS 439 AMC 1-7-96 Press 142810 1999 Hollywood Anocht: DT Ireland. Series 1999. Critic Liam O Mochain. 142811 1936 Hollywood Boulevard M Marcin, Max and Faith Thomas (Story). Marguerite Roberts (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Jordan Winslow (C. Henry Gordon), unscrupulous publisher of gossip magazine, Modern Truth. Scandal magazines and impact on Hollywood. Reporter (Charles Williams). Newsboy (Matty Roubert). 142812 1976 Hollywood Boulevard M News Media. First Reporter (Roberta Dean). Second Reporter (Milton Kahn). Cameraman (George Wagner). 142813 1989 Hollywood Boulevard II M SV 187 Cameraman (Robert Patrick). Film Editor (Kevin Tent). 142814 1944 Hollywood Canteen M DVD -R HQ 8898, 8904, 8903 Photographer (Charles Sherlock). 142815 1939 Hollywood Cavalcade M Reporter (Georgia Caine). Pete Tinney (Stuart Erwin), Michael's Cameraman. Assistant Cameraman (Arthur Rankin). 142816 1935 Hollywood Cemetery N O'Flaherty, Liam News Media hype and international publicity scheme 142817 2001 Hollywood Commandos DT SVD 1088 Documentary. History of the Army Air Corps First Motion Picture Unit World War II 142818 1997 Hollywood Confidential MT News Media. Female Newscaster (Robyn Lees). Male Newscaster (Paul Goodman). 142819 2007 Hollywood Confidential M TV Crew (Gagik Margarian, Hayk Margarian) 142820 1989 Hollywood Detective, The MT News Media. Male Reporter (David Katims). Female Reporter (Candace Savalas). 142821 2007 Hollywood Dreams M News Media. Straight actors pretends to be gay to get ahead in an age of gossip journalism. 142822 1995 Hollywood Dreams Take 2 M Editor (Robert Mayhew). 142823 2002 Hollywood Ending M Allen, Woody Journalist Andrea Ford (Jodie Markell) does a making of the picture article on a film made by a director who suffers psychosomatic blindness. She shows the article to the studio head before publication. Director's former wife calls her a "cheap tabloid gossipmonger." Cameraman (Yu Lu). 142824 2005 Hollywood Flies MT TV News Announcer (Jennifer Miles). 142825 1957 Hollywood Glamour on Ice M Interviewer (Ralph Staub) 142826 2000 Hollywood Graffiti N Sederberg, Arelo C. Public Relations Boy Wonder Arthur Gregory with dazzling good looks and charm to match is at the peak of it all -- public relations imagemakers, PR geniuses, men and women who could make gold from straw and turn it back again if they wanted to. Gregory was king in a land held in thrall by sex and drugs, and his subjects were an equally impressive and tragic assortment of hopefuls and has-beens. Arthur Gregory was a man on top of the world -- but the love of a woman would be his ultimate downfall. 142827 1999 Hollywood Hardcore Diaries: Erotic Tales from a Porn Reporter SS Skee, Mickey Collection of 14 gay erotic short stories Journalist Mickey Skee, reviewer of porn tapes, Gay & Bi Editor of Adult Video News. Chapter 11: The White Stuff: One Big Spurt for Mankind, January 10, 1994: “Selling my soul to a nasty tabloid is beginning to take a toll on me....” “I just returned from Cape Carniverous in Florida. I was there to do some in-depth digging on the astronaut program. Well, I uncovered a fantastic story by hanging out at a local bar. My story has been well received. It won me a few awards and a big bonus, but what was published wasn’t the real story. That I held on to for my book. It’s a true story about what happened to some of our most famous dudes in space.” 142828 1939 Hollywood Hobbies DM DVD -R HQ 6834 Sidney, George, Director MGM Short Sports. Sportscaster-Announcer Truman Bradley at the baseball game. Movie stars show up -- Jimmy Stewart. George Murphy, Joan Davis, Caesar Romero, Spencer Tracy, Virginia Bruce, James Cagney and his mother, Joe E. Brown and Harry Ritz chooses sides. Buddy Ebsen, Tyrone Power. Jane Wither. Game: Milton Berle at Short Stop. Buster Keaton at third base. John Bowles in the outfield. Mary Pickford pitching. Arthur "Dagwood" Lake in broadcasting booth. Ritz Brothers are the umpires. Dick Powell at bat and hits a home run. 142829 2003 Hollywood Homicide M TV Chopper Newscaster (Jennifer York). Chopper Newscaster (Elvira Jimenez). Playgoer Critic (James E. Henderson). 142830 1934 Hollywood Hoodlum M Reporter (Monte Vandergrift). 142831 1990 Hollywood Hot Tubs 2: Educating Crystal M Adult Interviewer (Patty Toy) 142832 1934 Hollywood Hotel R Series 1934-1938. CBS Gossip Columnist Louella Parsons 142833 1938 Hollywood Hotel M DVD -R HQ 4764, 4765. SVDSP 634 Reagan. Inspired by Parson's network radio show Gossip Columnist Louella Parsons (Herself). Cameraman (Eddie Acuff). Radio staff announcer (Ronald Reagan). Photographer (Billy Wayne). 142834 1924 Hollywood Kid, The M Cameraman (Andy Clyde). 142835 1994 Hollywood Kids N OWN - H Collins, Jackie Journalist Kennedy Chase, a beautiful savvy journalist who is on assignment to write the real truth about Hollywood. 142836 2006 Hollywood Kills M Reporter (Phoenix Gonzales). Insane, reclusive director-producer terrorizes people who come to Hollywood by twisting their dreams into fiendish torture in his own private "studio". 142837 1980 Hollywood Knights, The M Weatherman (Will Thornbury). School Photographer (Gordon Kimball Johnson). 142838 2003 Hollywood Liars Club, The H COPY McArdle, Tracy (Writer). Eric Serivss (Illustrations) PR - Premiere Magazine, 6-2003 Publicists. The good news: You've gotten a job as a Hollywood journalist, interviewing movie stars. The bad news: Now you have to deal with their publicists. Premiere reveals the real meanings of PR statements. Panel One: "They're just good friends" means "My client is whoring around in public again. Panel Two: "No personal questions" means "My client may like coke and call girls, but he still can open a movie." Panel Three: "She'll only do the interview if she gets the cover" means "I know she doesn't… "…deserve it, but she's paying me five grand a month to say that." Panel Four: "He can't attend the junket due to illness" means "He's sick about what this movie will do to his career." Panel Five: "We are confident the facts will prove our client's…." "...innocence" means "We have no idea what the facts are and haven't spoken to a lawyer yet." Panel 6: "Even if she did say that, you took it out of context" means "Damn you for bringing a tape recorder to the interview." Panel Seven: "He left the project "...because of creative differences" means "They wouldn't let his boyfriend rewrite the script." Panel Eight: "She only has an hour for the interview" means "Any more than that, you'd see how dumb she really is." 142839 2000 Hollywood Looks at the News DT IJPC 1 Saltzman Composite Tape IJPC VIDEO ONE Journalists. This IJPC video offers two videos exclusive to IJPC Associates and for personal use only. Pulitzer Prize, a 12-minute collection of film and TV clips that demonstrates how print journalism’s highest award is used in movies and TV programs as immediate verification of a reporter’s worth. The video also shows how no one seemed to agree on how to pronounce the word, “Pulitzer.” Heroes and Scoundrels: The Image of the Journalist, 1914 to 1990, a collection of film and TV clips that shows journalists and the media in action from the silent films to 1990. It runs approximately 30 minutes. 142840 1963 Hollywood Nudes Report M AFI-Motion Picture Cameramen Cameraman 142841 2000 Hollywood Off-Ramp T Gossip Columnist (Jim Metzler), ruthless '40s gossip columnist who gets comeuppance 142842 1932 Hollywood On Parade M Segment Columnist. Cooper seen at breakfast table reading newspaper, commenting to unseen love about Louella Parsons' item about us in the paper (chimpanzee) 142843 1951 Hollywood Opening Night T Series 1951-1953 Press 142844 1956 Hollywood or Bust M Photographer (Drew Cahill). Photographer (Del Moore). 142845 1934 Hollywood Party M DVD -R HQ 5791, 5793 Reporter (Ted Healy-Himself). Photographer (Larry Fine-Himself). Photographer (Curly Howard). Photographer (Moe Howard-Himself). 142846 2006 Hollywood Photos of Katie Mills M Short Photographer (Shane Fuller). 142847 1946 Hollywood Players R Series Press 142848 1926 Hollywood Reporter, The M Jones, Grover (Story-Scenario) AFI-Editors/Newspapers/Reporters/Photographer - Ness Book Editor Basil Manning (Charles K. French) of the Hollywood Morning Express refuses to endorse a man for mayor who threatens to expose the editor's past prison term. Editor tells Billy Hudson (Frank Merrill), known as the "Hollywood Reporter" that he can marry his daughter if he can get dirt on the mayoral candidate. With the help of photographer Dell Crossley (William Hayes), Hudson proves the candidate runs a gambling den and the editor prints the story on the front page. Hudson marries the editor's daughter and the editor finally clears his reputation having been framed several years ago. 142849 2000 Hollywood Rocks the Movies: Early Years (1955-1970), The DT Movietone News Narrator (Joe King). 142850 1937 Hollywood Round-Up M Publicist Freddie Foster (Monty Collins). 142851 1997 Hollywood Safari DT Series 1997 Reporter Jaxon Duff Gwillim. 142852 2001 Hollywood Sex Fantasy M Adult Reporters will do anything to meet a Hollywood actor. 142853 2005 Hollywood Sexcapades: Sensational T DVD -R HQ 9416, 9417. DVD -R HQ 6469 (Missing Ending). Adult Journalist meets a socially conscious Internet blogger. 142854 2005 Hollywood Sexcapades: Undercover Girl T DVD -R HQ 4683 Adult Tabloid Magazine Female Reporter-Photographer Julie goes under cover to investigate the troubled past of a former child star. Editor Tom. 142855 2005 Hollywood Show, The DT 2005- Series Correspondent Jessica Makinson (2005) 142856 1987 Hollywood Shuffle M L Parody News. Siskel and Ebert: "Sneakin' in the Movies," in which two street brothers give the finger to those films that don't make the mark Reporter (Beverly Brown). Reporter (Charles R. Edwards). Reporter (Tamra Kaggar). Reporter (Peter Krug). Reporter (Brad Laven). Reporter (Lorrie Marlow). 142857 1932 Hollywood Speaks M Krasna, Norman (Story and Adaptation with Jo Swerling). Gossip Columnist Jimmy Reed (Pat O'Brien) who stops an actress' suicide attempt. 142858 1938 Hollywood Stadium Mystery M Sportswriters. Ringside Reporter (Jack O'Shea). Announcer (Dan Tobey). 142859 1950 Hollywood Star Playhouse R Series 1950-1953 Press 142860 1945 Hollywood Star Preview R Series 1945-1948 Press 142861 1944 Hollywood Startime (akaTalk of the Town) R Series 1944-1946 Press 142862 1944 Hollywood Steps Out C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age News Media. Academy Awards 142863 1951 Hollywood Story M Radio Commentator (Olan Soule). 142864 1956 Hollywood Summer Theatre T Series Press 142865 1978 Hollywood Teen DT Interviewer 142866 1955 Hollywood Today T Gossip Columnist Sheila Graham, daily interview show 142867 1955 Hollywood Today with Sheilah Graham DT Series. 1-3-1955 to 8-19-1955. NBC Columnist-Host Sheilah Graham. 142868 2003 Hollywood Wives: New Generation, The MT News Media. Reporter (Susan O'Rourke). 142869 2003 Hollywood's Magical Island: Catalina DT News Narrator (Ed Thorgersen - Voice) of Movietone News. 142870 1963 Hollywood's World of Flesh M AFI-Photographers Photographer 142871 2006 Hollywoodland M DVD -R HQ 10009, 10010 Reporter (Todd Grinnell -- Times Reporter). Clark Kent-Superman-George Reeves (Ben Affleck). Perry White-John Hamilton (Sven Van de Ven). Lois Lane-Phyllis Coates (Lorry Ayers). Jimmy Olsen-Jack Larson (Joseph Adam). Funeral Reporter #1 (Murray Oliver). Funeral Reporter #2 (Walter Rinaldi). Camera Girl (Natalie Krill). 142872 1989 Holmes T Series Reporter (Lisa Manning) 142873 2002 Holmes Show, The: TF Episode #1. Journalist (Raoul Bhaneja). 142874 1979 Holocaust Cannibal M Reporters. Group of young reporters go on Amazon expedition to make a documentary of the last remaining cannibal tribes. Group disappears. Film they shot before they died. Disgusting. 142875 2001 Holocaust: Untold Story, The DT SVD 1101 News. American Journalists -- and the most respected newspaper of World War II, The New York Times, buried information on Nazi atrocities 142876 1981 Holocausto porno (aka Porno Holocaust) MF Adult. Italy. Reporter (Joe D'Amato) investigates a mutant monster with a huge penis (an African-American who fell victim to nuclear fallout) rapes and kills the females of a scientific exploration team. 142877 2003 Holy Cross M UK TV Reporter (Judy Vause). TV Reporter (Rohan Siva). 142878 2009 Holy Hell M News Media. News Anchor (Jill Blackwood). News Reporter (Andrea Skola). Live Reporter (Jodi Jinks). Cross Talk Host (Robert Kraft). Radio Host (Matthew Scott). Cross Talk Producer (Julia M. Smith). In a last ditch attempt to save a small financially strapped church, the parishioners decide to make a horror movie to raise the necessary funds. An insidious right-wing religious group decides to make an example of them before they can complete the task. 142879 1998 Holy Man M DVD -R HQ 6507, 6508. News Media. Reporter #1 (Nancy Duerr). Reporter #2 (Tonya Oliver). Reporter #3 (Fred Workman). Reporter #4 (Jacqueline Chernov). Reporter #5 (Roger E. Reid). News Photographer (Rick Michaels). Cameraman ((Marc Macaulay). Cameraman (Gary A. Rogers). 142880 1994 Holy Matrimony M News Reporter (Shannon Everts) 142881 1943 Holy Matrimony M Critic (William Austin). Critic (Fritz Field) 142882 1999 Holy Smoke M Cult Video Reporters (Joan Bodgen, Robert Lee, Eric Schussler) 142883 2008 Holyman Undercover M Reporter (Sheri Shea, Autumn Paul). 142884 2009 Holyman Undercover M News Media. Reporter #1 (Autumn Paul). Reporter #3 (Sheri Shea). Amish man comes to Hollywood as a missionary and gets cast as Satan on a nighttime soap opera. 142885 1995 Homage M SVD 616 News Media. El Paso Newscaster (Raymond Mesa). Members of the press descend on a New Mexico community following the murder of a sitcom actress. 142886 1991 Hombre Neon, El (aka Neon Man, The) MF Abril, Albert Spain Journalists. The neon man is a man who earns a poor pay by installing new advertisements. One day he is run down by two journalists who offer him a strange proposition: He has to be in a place where he will receive a package for them. He accepts because he needs the money. But, for no reason at all, he is pursued by delinquents while he waits for his package. 142887 1957 Hombre que logro sser invisible, El MF Reporter (Salvador Lozano) 142888 1997 Home Alone 3 M Photographer (Darwin Harris) 142889 1988 Home and Away T Episode #8. 2-1-1988 Newsreader (Alan Cinis). 142890 1997 Home and Away T Episode #89. Editor (Liz Crosby). 142891 1989 Home and Away: T Episode #71. Interviewer (John Banas). Cameraman (Joe Barton). 142892 1838 Home As Found N USC Cooper, James Fenimore Journalist Steadfast Dodge, Yankee journalist of questionable character. Editor of the Active Inquirer. Pre-Civil War. 142893 1999 Home at Last N Stone, Katherine TV Anchor Galen Chandler is a disaster. She has none of the sophistication, education or presence of New York's beloved Marianne McLain, KCOR's long-time anchor who recently died of cancer. Mysteriously, Chandler is offered job of a lifetime and is trying hard to make a go of it. She lands exclusive interview with reclusive police negotiator during touchy hostage situation at local hospital, she cannot bring herself to report the scoop. That would cement her career, but also endanger the life of one of the young hostages. The police negotiator is drawn to the young reporter in spite of his conviction to remain impartial. He protest her when the serial killer preying on the women of his past draws her into the twisted plot. 142894 2004 Home at the End of the World, A M DVD Journalist Jonathan “Johnny” Glover (Dallas Roberts) is a food columnist for a newspaper and is openly gay in an East Village apartment in New York City. He dresses in leather and has random sex with men he meets at the movie theater, but he is lonely, introspective and unsure of himself. Jonathan’s Co-Worker (Michael Mayer). Love triangle with Bobby and Clare. 142895 1998 Home at the End of the World, A N Cunningham, Michael Food Columnist Jonathan Glover works for a newspaper and is openly gay in an East Village apartment in New York City. He dresses in leather and has random sex with men he meets at the movie theater, but he is lonely, introspective and unsure of himself. Love triangle with Bobby and Clare. 142896 1979 Home Before Midnight M Publisher (Bobby Bernard). 142897 1948 Home Canning M Magazine. Edgar Kennedy. House Beautiful magazine to photograph her house 142898 2005 Home Delivery: Aapko...Ghar Tak MF India Columnist Sunny Chopra (Vivek Oberoi) of the Times of Hindustan is popular as “Gyan Guru,” a person who solves people’s problems in his own column. He is also in the process of writing a script for a Bollywood filmmaker. Sunny lives in a flat in Bombay along with his life-in girlfriend. He is prone to avoiding his editor’s telephone calls making the editor angrier and angrier. He is prone to taking freebies all the time -- he’ll order a pizza which guarantees delivery within 30 minutes or the pizza is free. When the pizza arrives, usually on time, he refuses to pay up. He also intimidates people with his “Gyan Guru” look. When a new pizza man delivers a pizza to Sunny, Sunny’s world is changed forever making him lose his job at the Times Of Hindustan, breaking up with his girlfriend so he can date a South Indian superstar, and make excuses for not finishing the movie script. It also opens him to attack by a crazed killer called Page 3 Psycho (P3P). 142899 1989 Home Fires Burning MT Inman, Robert (Novel and Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Jake "Daddy Jake" Tibbets (Bernard Hughes) is a cantankerous small-town Southern Newspaper editor of the weekly The Free Press. He tells his wife that newspapers are supposed to make people made. He says his whole family was born cantankerous and that is why they are all newspapermen. His grandson Lonnie (Patrick Harris) offers to help with the paper. When his son's coffin returns from World War II, he pulls a gun and insists the sealed military coffin is opened. He is jailed for his actions and Lonnie and Tibbets' wife Pastine (Sada Thompson) put out the paper while he is in jail. After the war, his shell-shocked son returns -- he is alive. Tibbets suffers an attack and decides he is done running the paper. His son Henry (Bill Pullman) and Lonnie take over publication with Henry's second wife handling the accounts. Lonnie accuses Big Daddy of being a quitter for not returning to the paper and during a birthday celebration Tibbets announces he is still the editor and is going back to work. Praise for depiction of small town life. 142900 1987 Home Fires Burning N Inman, Robert Editor Jake Tibbetts, editor of the local newspaper and town's self-proclaimed conscience. Paper inherited from his grandfather 142901 2003 Home For All, A M Interviewer (Bill Greenfield). 142902 2004 Home for Christmas N Roberts, Nora In "The Gift." Correspondent Jason Law is a prize-winning reporter who after years of world travel, returns home to New Hampshire carrying the memories of the girl he left behind for 10 years -- and he is determined to win back her love. But she was a woman with responsibilities and the reporter is a wandering nomad. All they could have was this one Christmas together. Could she summon the courage to give Law a once-in-a-lifetime holiday gift. 142903 2001 Home for the Heart SS MacDonald, Shari In "Restoration and Romance" collection TV Host Flynn Kelley inherits half of a historic Maryland estate and the spunky woman squares off against a maddening figure from her troubled youth. Working together, can she and the man renovate the crumbling estate -- and their wounded hearts? 142904 1985 Home Free All M Reporter (Steve Powers) 142905 1993 Home Free: Abbysitter T SV 204 Episode #2. 4-7-1993 Reporter Matt Bailey (Matthew Perry), a twentysomething, small-time reporter who still lives with his mother. When his older sister and children move ion Matt's easy-going life is changed considerably. Although the economy wasn't doing so well, Matt did have a job as a reporter but it wasn't enough to afford his own place. And he didn't mind living with his mother -- he didn't have to worry about the rent and there was always a hot meal waiting for him. At the paper, Matt worked for Ben Brookstone (Alan Oppenheimer), a nice guy who could see potential hidden beneath Matt's freeloading exterior. Matt's best friend Walter Peters (Dan Schneider) also worked at the paper. Rounding out the staff at the paper was Laura (Brooke Theiss), the beautiful young photographer who caught Matt's eye after only four-and-a-half days on the job. The two never got together despite a mutual, if somewhat unspoken, attraction. Matt's easygoing lifestyle was turned upside down when his older sister Vanessa returned home with her two 13-year-old children. Divorced and raising two children on her own, she was unable to work her way through law school. 142906 1993 Home Free: Can't Start a Fire Without a Spark T Episode #12. 2-12-1993 Reporter Matt Bailey (Matthew Perry), a twentysomething, small-time reporter who still lives with his mother. When his older sister and children move ion Matt's easy-going life is changed considerably. Although the economy wasn't doing so well, Matt did have a job as a reporter but it wasn't enough to afford his own place. And he didn't mind living with his mother -- he didn't have to worry about the rent and there was always a hot meal waiting for him. At the paper, Matt worked for Ben Brookstone (Alan Oppenheimer), a nice guy who could see potential hidden beneath Matt's freeloading exterior. Matt's best friend Walter Peters (Dan Schneider) also worked at the paper. Rounding out the staff at the paper was Laura (Brooke Theiss), the beautiful young photographer who caught Matt's eye after only four-and-a-half days on the job. The two never got together despite a mutual, if somewhat unspoken, attraction. Matt's easygoing lifestyle was turned upside down when his older sister Vanessa returned home with her two 13-year-old children. Divorced and raising two children on her own, she was unable to work her way through law school. 142907 1993 Home Free: Family Ties T Episode #8. Reporter Matt Bailey (Matthew Perry), a twentysomething, small-time reporter who still lives with his mother. When his older sister and children move ion Matt's easy-going life is changed considerably. Although the economy wasn't doing so well, Matt did have a job as a reporter but it wasn't enough to afford his own place. And he didn't mind living with his mother -- he didn't have to worry about the rent and there was always a hot meal waiting for him. At the paper, Matt worked for Ben Brookstone (Alan Oppenheimer), a nice guy who could see potential hidden beneath Matt's freeloading exterior. Matt's best friend Walter Peters (Dan Schneider) also worked at the paper. Rounding out the staff at the paper was Laura (Brooke Theiss), the beautiful young photographer who caught Matt's eye after only four-and-a-half days on the job. The two never got together despite a mutual, if somewhat unspoken, attraction. Matt's easygoing lifestyle was turned upside down when his older sister Vanessa returned home with her two 13-year-old children. Divorced and raising two children on her own, she was unable to work her way through law school. 142908 1993 Home Free: Front Page T Episode #6. Reporter Matt Bailey (Matthew Perry), a twentysomething, small-time reporter who still lives with his mother. When his older sister and children move ion Matt's easy-going life is changed considerably. Although the economy wasn't doing so well, Matt did have a job as a reporter but it wasn't enough to afford his own place. And he didn't mind living with his mother -- he didn't have to worry about the rent and there was always a hot meal waiting for him. At the paper, Matt worked for Ben Brookstone (Alan Oppenheimer), a nice guy who could see potential hidden beneath Matt's freeloading exterior. Matt's best friend Walter Peters (Dan Schneider) also worked at the paper. Rounding out the staff at the paper was Laura (Brooke Theiss), the beautiful young photographer who caught Matt's eye after only four-and-a-half days on the job. The two never got together despite a mutual, if somewhat unspoken, attraction. Matt's easygoing lifestyle was turned upside down when his older sister Vanessa returned home with her two 13-year-old children. Divorced and raising two children on her own, she was unable to work her way through law school. 142909 1993 Home Free: Great Expectations T Episode #9. Reporter Matt Bailey (Matthew Perry), a twentysomething, small-time reporter who still lives with his mother. When his older sister and children move ion Matt's easy-going life is changed considerably. Although the economy wasn't doing so well, Matt did have a job as a reporter but it wasn't enough to afford his own place. And he didn't mind living with his mother -- he didn't have to worry about the rent and there was always a hot meal waiting for him. At the paper, Matt worked for Ben Brookstone (Alan Oppenheimer), a nice guy who could see potential hidden beneath Matt's freeloading exterior. Matt's best friend Walter Peters (Dan Schneider) also worked at the paper. Rounding out the staff at the paper was Laura (Brooke Theiss), the beautiful young photographer who caught Matt's eye after only four-and-a-half days on the job. The two never got together despite a mutual, if somewhat unspoken, attraction. Matt's easygoing lifestyle was turned upside down when his older sister Vanessa returned home with her two 13-year-old children. Divorced and raising two children on her own, she was unable to work her way through law school. 142910 1997 Home Free: Groundlings, The T SV 205. VHS 613 (poor quality tape). Episode #3. 4-14-1993. Series March 1993-July 1993. Reporter Matt Bailey (Matthew Perry), a twentysomething, small-time reporter who still lives with his mother. When his older sister and children move ion Matt's easy-going life is changed considerably. Although the economy wasn't doing so well, Matt did have a job as a reporter but it wasn't enough to afford his own place. And he didn't mind living with his mother -- he didn't have to worry about the rent and there was always a hot meal waiting for him. At the paper, Matt worked for Ben Brookstone (Alan Oppenheimer), a nice guy who could see potential hidden beneath Matt's freeloading exterior. Matt's best friend Walter Peters (Dan Schneider) also worked at the paper. Rounding out the staff at the paper was Laura (Brooke Theiss), the beautiful young photographer who caught Matt's eye after only four-and-a-half days on the job. The two never got together despite a mutual, if somewhat unspoken, attraction. Matt's easygoing lifestyle was turned upside down when his older sister Vanessa returned home with her two 13-year-old children. Divorced and raising two children on her own, she was unable to work her way through law school. 142911 1993 Home Free: Nature of Things T Episode #10 Reporter Matt Bailey (Matthew Perry), a twentysomething, small-time reporter who still lives with his mother. When his older sister and children move ion Matt's easy-going life is changed considerably. Although the economy wasn't doing so well, Matt did have a job as a reporter but it wasn't enough to afford his own place. And he didn't mind living with his mother -- he didn't have to worry about the rent and there was always a hot meal waiting for him. At the paper, Matt worked for Ben Brookstone (Alan Oppenheimer), a nice guy who could see potential hidden beneath Matt's freeloading exterior. Matt's best friend Walter Peters (Dan Schneider) also worked at the paper. Rounding out the staff at the paper was Laura (Brooke Theiss), the beautiful young photographer who caught Matt's eye after only four-and-a-half days on the job. The two never got together despite a mutual, if somewhat unspoken, attraction. Matt's easygoing lifestyle was turned upside down when his older sister Vanessa returned home with her two 13-year-old children. Divorced and raising two children on her own, she was unable to work her way through law school. 142912 1993 Home Free: Pair O'Guys Lost T Episode #11 Reporter Matt Bailey (Matthew Perry), a twentysomething, small-time reporter who still lives with his mother. When his older sister and children move ion Matt's easy-going life is changed considerably. Although the economy wasn't doing so well, Matt did have a job as a reporter but it wasn't enough to afford his own place. And he didn't mind living with his mother -- he didn't have to worry about the rent and there was always a hot meal waiting for him. At the paper, Matt worked for Ben Brookstone (Alan Oppenheimer), a nice guy who could see potential hidden beneath Matt's freeloading exterior. Matt's best friend Walter Peters (Dan Schneider) also worked at the paper. Rounding out the staff at the paper was Laura (Brooke Theiss), the beautiful young photographer who caught Matt's eye after only four-and-a-half days on the job. The two never got together despite a mutual, if somewhat unspoken, attraction. Matt's easygoing lifestyle was turned upside down when his older sister Vanessa returned home with her two 13-year-old children. Divorced and raising two children on her own, she was unable to work her way through law school. 142913 1993 Home Free: Party Down T SV 203 Episode #4. 4-21-93 Reporter Matt Bailey (Matthew Perry), a twentysomething, small-time reporter who still lives with his mother. When his older sister and children move ion Matt's easy-going life is changed considerably. Although the economy wasn't doing so well, Matt did have a job as a reporter but it wasn't enough to afford his own place. And he didn't mind living with his mother -- he didn't have to worry about the rent and there was always a hot meal waiting for him. At the paper, Matt worked for Ben Brookstone (Alan Oppenheimer), a nice guy who could see potential hidden beneath Matt's freeloading exterior. Matt's best friend Walter Peters (Dan Schneider) also worked at the paper. Rounding out the staff at the paper was Laura (Brooke Theiss), the beautiful young photographer who caught Matt's eye after only four-and-a-half days on the job. The two never got together despite a mutual, if somewhat unspoken, attraction. Matt's easygoing lifestyle was turned upside down when his older sister Vanessa returned home with her two 13-year-old children. Divorced and raising two children on her own, she was unable to work her way through law school. 142914 1993 Home Free: Pilot T Episode #1. 3-31-1993 Reporter Matt Bailey (Matthew Perry), a twentysomething, small-time reporter who still lives with his mother. When his older sister and children move ion Matt's easy-going life is changed considerably. Although the economy wasn't doing so well, Matt did have a job as a reporter but it wasn't enough to afford his own place. And he didn't mind living with his mother -- he didn't have to worry about the rent and there was always a hot meal waiting for him. At the paper, Matt worked for Ben Brookstone (Alan Oppenheimer), a nice guy who could see potential hidden beneath Matt's freeloading exterior. Matt's best friend Walter Peters (Dan Schneider) also worked at the paper. Rounding out the staff at the paper was Laura (Brooke Theiss), the beautiful young photographer who caught Matt's eye after only four-and-a-half days on the job. The two never got together despite a mutual, if somewhat unspoken, attraction. Matt's easygoing lifestyle was turned upside down when his older sister Vanessa returned home with her two 13-year-old children. Matt took the kids along while he checked out a story on location. Kept them up all night. 142915 1993 Home Free: Prime Time T Episode #13. Reporter Matt Bailey (Matthew Perry), a twentysomething, small-time reporter who still lives with his mother. When his older sister and children move ion Matt's easy-going life is changed considerably. Although the economy wasn't doing so well, Matt did have a job as a reporter but it wasn't enough to afford his own place. And he didn't mind living with his mother -- he didn't have to worry about the rent and there was always a hot meal waiting for him. At the paper, Matt worked for Ben Brookstone (Alan Oppenheimer), a nice guy who could see potential hidden beneath Matt's freeloading exterior. Matt's best friend Walter Peters (Dan Schneider) also worked at the paper. Rounding out the staff at the paper was Laura (Brooke Theiss), the beautiful young photographer who caught Matt's eye after only four-and-a-half days on the job. The two never got together despite a mutual, if somewhat unspoken, attraction. Matt gets a chance to go work for TV news but realizes it isn't the place for him. 142916 1993 Home Free: Secrets of Matt's Success T Episode #5. Reporter Matt Bailey (Matthew Perry), a twentysomething, small-time reporter who still lives with his mother. When his older sister and children move ion Matt's easy-going life is changed considerably. Although the economy wasn't doing so well, Matt did have a job as a reporter but it wasn't enough to afford his own place. And he didn't mind living with his mother -- he didn't have to worry about the rent and there was always a hot meal waiting for him. At the paper, Matt worked for Ben Brookstone (Alan Oppenheimer), a nice guy who could see potential hidden beneath Matt's freeloading exterior. Matt's best friend Walter Peters (Dan Schneider) also worked at the paper. Rounding out the staff at the paper was Laura (Brooke Theiss), the beautiful young photographer who caught Matt's eye after only four-and-a-half days on the job. The two never got together despite a mutual, if somewhat unspoken, attraction. Matt's easygoing lifestyle was turned upside down when his older sister Vanessa returned home with her two 13-year-old children. Divorced and raising two children on her own, she was unable to work her way through law school. 142917 1993 Home Free: Shuttle Diplomacy T Episode #7. Reporter Matt Bailey (Matthew Perry), a twentysomething, small-time reporter who still lives with his mother. When his older sister and children move ion Matt's easy-going life is changed considerably. Although the economy wasn't doing so well, Matt did have a job as a reporter but it wasn't enough to afford his own place. And he didn't mind living with his mother -- he didn't have to worry about the rent and there was always a hot meal waiting for him. At the paper, Matt worked for Ben Brookstone (Alan Oppenheimer), a nice guy who could see potential hidden beneath Matt's freeloading exterior. Matt's best friend Walter Peters (Dan Schneider) also worked at the paper. Rounding out the staff at the paper was Laura (Brooke Theiss), the beautiful young photographer who caught Matt's eye after only four-and-a-half days on the job. The two never got together despite a mutual, if somewhat unspoken, attraction. Matt and Laura are sent to cover the launch of the space shuttle. She drove like a maniac to get there scaring Matt to death. The launch was delayed so along with several dozen other reporters they had to find accommodations. 142918 1994 Home Improvement: T VHS 401 Episode News Media 142919 1999 Home Improvement: Clash of the Taylors T VHS 1275 Episode Journalist Randy (Jonathan Taylor) takes a hard line with Tim's boss in an interview about Binford's poor pollution record. 142920 1995 Home Improvement: Eye on Tim T VHS 1292 Episode. TV Reporter, a pretty journalist, does a feature on "Tool Time" 142921 1995 Home Improvement: Route of all Evil, The T DVD -R HQ 32241 Newspaper route causes Brad's schoolwork to suffer. 142922 1994 Home Improvement: Some Like It Hot Rod T DVD -R HQ 5099 Episode. Magazine. Jill ruins Tim's attempt to get his hot rod featured in a car magazine. 142923 1998 Home Improvement: Write Stuff, The T DVD -R 1608 Episode #HI171. 3-31-1998 School Newspaper. Sibling rivalry develops when Brad and Randy both write for the school newspaper. 142924 1944 Home in Indiana M Commentator, First Race (Sam Hayes - Voice). 142925 1947 Home in Oklahoma M DVD -R HQ 6795, 6796. SV 179 Geraghty, Gerald (Screenplay) Ness Book - Roy Rogers Film Editor Roy Rogers of the Hereford Heaven Star (and "the best scooper in the country") and Reporter Connie Edwards (Dale Evans) for the St. Louis Chronicle romance, debate journalistic ethics, solve murder of rancher who left everything to boy who is 12. Scuffle breaks out at reading of will. Dead man's niece asks editor not to print anything. He tells her he has to print the news no matter what. But he tries to stop Edwards from calling her paper after rancher is murdered, afraid of tipping off killer. Reporter promises not to print story. Calls paper as soon as he leaves. Reporter refuses to reveal sources. Sheriff locks her up telling her that may work in big city, but not here. Editor insists they work together. Sneak into coroner's office. Niece shoots coroner who with another man tried to take over ranch. Boy chased by crooks after witnessing coroner murder. Rogers, posse come to rescue. Niece is shot by cohort chased down by Rogers. Reporter and Rogers on cattle drive: "You don't believe in ethics, do you?" "Look Roy, I'm a newspaperwoman. I print stories while they're hot. It's the printer's ink in my blood. I can't help it." Newspaper Editor Kennedy (George M. Carleton). 142926 1942 Home in Wyomin' M Newspaper Editor (Charles Lane) 142927 1997 Home Invasion MT News Media. Reporter (Darlynne Reyes). News Anchor (Brian Christie). 142928 2005 Home Invasion M News Media. News Reporter Tashas Calloway (Latachia Robinson). 142929 2001 Home Movie DT Interviewer Chris Smith (Voice). 142930 1994 Home of Angels M Newspaper Lady (Miriam Hamilton). 142931 2006 Home of the Brave M DVD -R HQ 10846, 10847. News Media. Male News Anchor (Dennis Patchin). 142932 2002 Home Room M TV Newscaster (John F. Beard) 142933 2007 Home Run Verbs NJ Fisher, Doris with D.L. Gibbs. Illustrator Jeff Chandler TV Reporter is the sidekick kid reporter to TV Announcer Buzz Star as grammar comes to life using entertaining sports narratives to teach language arts skills. Press-box banter introduces amusing players and exciting action. 142934 1988 Home Show, The DT Series.1-18-1988 to 4-8-1994. ABC TV Anchor-Hosts Rob Weller (1988-1989), Sandy Hill (1988), Gary Collins (1989-1994), Dana Fleming (1990-1991), Beth Ruyak (1991-1992), Sarah Purcell (1992-1994). Advice and guest interviews 142935 1921 Home Stuff M AFI-Playwrights Writer 142936 2000 Home Sweet Hoboken M Reporter (Matthew Klein). Cameraman #2-Sound Guy (Doug Sakmann). 142937 1943 Home Sweet Homicide SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, May, 1943 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 142938 2004 Home Teachers M Reporter. Day-Dream Reporter (Paul Eagleston). 142939 1951 Home Town Story (aka Hometown Story) M VHS 460 Monroe Editor Blake Washburn (Jeffrey Lynn) takes over editorship of the Fairfax Herald newspaper when Uncle (Griff Barnett) goes on vacation. Iris Martin (Marilyn Monroe) works in office. Slim Haskins (Alan Hale, Jr.) reporter on Herald and Washburn's friend. Senator Washburn loses re-election and returns to hometown. Decides he can fight for rights of people just as well by working on newspaper. Uncle takes a trip out west leaving paper in Washburn's hands. He crusades to expose corruption in big business. Assigns Reporter Haskins to investigate charges of pollution from chemical plant. When Haskins fails t find any problem, he warns Washburn about starting unnecessary crusade. But Washburn writes editorials attacking large corporations for high profits. Paper's circulation goes up. Washburn gets support of workers. Starts attacking politicians including senator who beat him in election. Washburn's girlfriend objects to him using paper to relaunch political career. His little sister gets trapped in cave Big business rallies to save her. Washburn writes editorial on how profits of big businesses benefit consumer. "There's always a lot of joking about 'All I know is what I read in the papers.' Blake, that's no joke. People really believe what they read…." 142940 2000 Home Truths: Novella, A N Lodge, David Columnist Fanny Tarrant is ruthless in criticizing a writer so he conspires with friend to get back at her. Tarrant is set up to interview the friend, who wrote highly praised novel. But he is secretly be gathering material for his own hatchet job on the columnist. The plan backfires after he reveals to Tarrant that he and the writer slept with his wife during their college days. The outraged wife then takes her own revenge. Tarrant's scathing profile shows she is one of the new breed of pugnacious interviewers. She gives an epiphany about her mean-spirited reputation. Media and celebrity culture. One of the writers speculates aloud about what Fanny looks like in the nude, unaware that she has entered the room. 142941 2003 Home Turf N Quinn, MJ New York Magazine Editor Tom McDermott gets an eerie phone from his father that puzzles him. Shortly after, he learns that his father’s body has been found on a beach near his home on the north Atlantic coast of Ireland. Forced to visit Ireland to sort out the funeral arrangements, Tom discovers the land of his ancestors for the first time -- the wild beauty of land and sea, the warmth of the people and the undercurrents of age-old divisions. He begins to receive regular visitations from his father’s ghost and gradually becomes aware of supernatural influences in his own ancestry. Above all, he finds that he must face up to elements of his psyche that until now he has been able to ignore. A return to his frenetic but at heart solitary New York existence begins to seem almost impossible. 142942 1935 Home Work M Newspaper. Leon Erroll, an answer man at the newspaper where he works, doesn't do so well at home 142943 1914 Home, Sweet Home M AFI-Playwrights Writer 142944 1954 Home: DT Series. 3-1-1954 to 8-9-1957. NBC Editor-in-Chief-Host Arlene Francis (1954-1957). Host Hugh Downs. Editors: Dr. Leona Baumgartern (infant care), Dr. Rose Franzblau (psychology), Poppy Cannon (food, 1954), Eve Hunter (fashions), Estelle Parsons (special projects). Will Peigelbock (home improvement), Katherine Kinne (food), Jack Fuller (special projects, 1955), Natalie Core (grooming, 1955); Dorsey Cannors (Chicago reporter, 1955), Nancyanne Graham (home decorating, 1955), Dr. Ashley Montagu (family matters, 1955), Esther Von Wagoner Tufry, a.k.a. "The Duchess" (Washington D.C. reporter, 1955), Gloria Brown (1955), John Cameron Swayze (travel, 1956), Sydney Smith (home decorating). 142945 1988 Homeboy M Commentator (Stu Black) 142946 1999 Homeboy, The M Cameraman (Andy Bosma). 142947 1996 Homeboys in Outer Space T VHS 392 Series 1996 News Media 142948 1948 Homecoming M DVD -R HQ 6663, 6664. VHS 1296. SVD 1117 (no ending) Newswoman (Olga Borget). Williams, Reporter (Art Baker). Doctor married to New York socialite falls in love with World War II battlefield nurse. 142949 2002 Homecoming NR Alers, Rochelle Reporter Dana Nichols who has come home to Mississippi determined to discover the truth behind her parent's long-ago murder/suicide and at last clear her family's name 142950 1992 Homefront: T SV 163. SV 195 Episodes. Series September 1991-Apriil 1993. Second Season. Newspaper Editor Phil Havel (Sam Behrens) of River Run Courier, Linda Metcalf's (Jessica Steen) opinionated and demanding newspaper editor and love interest. Head Mr. Melon (Jack Dodson) of WREQ radio and television station. Journalist Linda Metcalf (Jessica Steen) works for the River Run Courier. Linda gets her first newspaper story published and becomes romantically involved with her boss Phil Havel. Newspaper Reporter Donald Nadolski (Vinny Argiro) dies in a drunk-driving accident. In 1947, Judy Owen (Kelly Rutherford) hired as a sports writer for River Run Courier. 142951 1993 Homefront: All Good Things T Episode #42. 4-26-1993 Journalist Linda Metcalf (Jessica Steen) gets a raise at the newspaper. WREQ televises its first "live" baseball game. 142952 1992 Homefront: Bad Connection T Episode #16. 2-4-1992 Radio Station WREQ. Paul (Jason Beghe) is Ginger's coworker who tries to make time with her while Jeff is at Spring Training. Phone number at WREQ is Blackburn-530. 142953 1992 Homefront: By Popular Demand T Episode #25. 9-17-1992 Look Magazine Photographer (Bill Shick) arrives in River Run to record how a typical American town is adjusting to life one year after the end of World War II. Ginger is determined to get her photo taken for the magazine. Two photos of Judy Owen (Kelly Rutherford) appear in the Look Magazine spread. Photographer visits Sloan industries, WREQ and other places around town. 142954 1992 Homefront: First Sign of Spring T Episode #19. 3-11-1992 Reporter (Richard Hoyt-Miller). Members of the Union and Management wonder if whoever shot Sarah will come after them next. Radio reports breaking news on the search for Sarah's killer. Radio broadcasts mention several relevant news items -- the desegregation of the military, the formation of Israel, the growing Communist threat and Churchill's "Iron Curtain" speech, turmoil in the new nation of Vietnam. 142955 1993 Homefront: Garfield Slept Here T Episode #39. 3-30-1993 Reporter (Richmond Harrison). Reporter (Dennis Lee Kelly). Newspaper Reporter Donald Nadolski (Vinny Argiro) was not murdered by the Sloans but died in a drunk-driving accident as originally reported. Before his death, Nadolski had uncovered the Sloans' housing scheme and demanded money from Mike to keep quiet. Caroline, who had been having an affair with Nadolski was riding in the car with him the night he died and found his research. She threatened to reveal it unless the Sloans paid her $10,000. Linda Metcalf (Jessica Steen) uncovers the Sloans' scheme and threatens to expose them in the newspaper. To divert attention, the Sloans publicly accuse Al of being a Communist. Al resigns job as a union organizer and goes to work as a short order cook. Regarding her long late night at the newspaper with Phil Havel, Linda says, "I've never acted like that before." Exactly what happened that night? 142956 1992 Homefront: If You Want It Done Right… T Episode #22. 4-1-1992 Reporter (Richard Hoyt-Miller). 142957 1992 Homefront: Lemo Tomato Juice Hour, The T Episode #26. 9-24-1992 Newspaper. River Run Courier is the town's local newspaper. Upset over the plight of a homeless factory worker, Linda Metcalf (Jessica Steen) writes a newspaper editorial about the postwar housing shortage.. Newspaperman (Sid Conrad). The editorial earns her a job at the newspaper. Linda begins working as a proofreader for the newspaper for 45 cents an hour. First appearance of the town newspaper, which will play an increasingly prominent role. 142958 1993 Homefront: Like Being There When You're Not T SV 197. SV 211 (Media Excerpts) Episode #35. 3-16-1993 Sportswriter Joe Barzizza (William G. Schilling), distracted sports reporter who pays Judy to ghostwrite his column on the Indians and then gets kudos for it. Jeff's own career is threatened when Judy publicly reveals his knee injury. Sports Editor Jim Wilson at the River Run Courier. Reporter Donald Nadolski (Vinny Argiro). WREQ is now a radio and a television station. New slogan: "The Voice and Eyes of Greater River Run. TV seems to be the wave of the future, which could signal the end of Ginger and Jeff's radio show. Three hundred TV receivers sold in Ohio. Ginger (Giuliana Santini) invents a new job for herself as the television host of "The Fine Foods Family House" after being dropped as the Lemo Tomato Juice girl. 142959 1992 Homefront: No Man Loyal and Neutral T Episode #18. 3-4-1992 News Media. First Reporter (Jack Kandel). Reporter #2 (Thomas Kopache). 142960 1993 Homefront: Who, What, Where, When, Why and How T SV 196 Episode #37. 3-23-1993 Reporter Donald Nadolski (Vinny Arigro) mysteriously dies in a car accident while conducting research on Sloans on Heritage Village. Judy stumbles on clues that implicate Mike. Linda gets her first newspaper story published on Page 3. Jeff is irritated when Linda begins dating newspaper Editor Phil Havel (Sam Behrens), her boss at the River Run Courier. Phil: That's a lousy line!" when someone says, "Reporters have to make their own rules." Phil's comment that "Seventeen CIO unions are dominated by Communists" makes a good newspaper story lead foreshadowing events soon to come. Linda finds professional success and romance at the newspaper. Jeff says he regularly sees Phil at the Roadhouse always with a different woman. Nadolski and the other newspapermen drink Red Wing "rot gut" bourbon. Nadolski's watch stopped just after midnight but he left the Roadhouse around 9:30. Reporter (Richmond Harrison). Phil published his first story on a society wedding in Shaker Heights in Cleveland during Prohibition. 142961 1994 Homeland N Jakes, John First Volume of Jakes’ Crown family chronicles, 1890-1900 Aspiring News Cameraman Paul Crown, a Berlin street boy who immigrates to America, is caught up by the wonders of the motion pictures. He will eventually become a professional news cameraman driven to record the horrors of war. History of the Crowns of Chicago. The story begins in 1890s Berlin where young Pauli Kroner ekes out a living as a kitchen helper in a posh hotel. When his consumptive aunt dies, the orphaned Pauli books steerage to America hoping to be reunited with his wealthy uncle, Joseph Crown, who fought for the Union Army and now heads a brewery empire in Chicago. Surviving a long, perilous journey, Pauli meets his American relatives and unexpectedly falls in love with Julie Vanderhoff, strong-willed daughter of a Chicago meat-packing millionaire who hates foreigners. The Crowns’ eldest son, Joe Jr. has taken up sides with the socialist labor union movement, an issue that creates one final clash between father and son. Joe Jr. runs away and Pauli finds himself expelled form the household for aiding his cousin in his escape. Now known as Paul Crown, he must eke out an existence in the streets of Chicago and soon finds himself standing at the doorstep of the fledgling moving picture business as a camera operator and an eyewitness to history: from the Pullman strike and the fairgrounds of Chicago’s Colombian Exposition to the Cuban battlefields of the Spanish-American War. 142962 2007 Homeland Security N Hunt, Alexa Pulitzer Prize-Winning reporter Elliott Delgado and former assassin Leah Berglund are chasing two suitcase nukes on the loose inside the United States in this gritty, near-future thriller. Whoever stole the nukes is leaving a trail of dead bodies behind them. Before Del and Leah can track the killer down, they've got to figure out who wants to buy the nukes. Together they unravel a plot within a plot, culminating in two simultaneous races to stop the bombs from detonating. If they fail, the heart and soul of America's homeland will be left in radioactive ruins. 142963 2004 Homeless in America DT Short Interviewers Tommy Wiseau, Greg Sestero. Primary Interviewer Kay Redford. Commentators Victor Williams, William J. Bratton, David Clark, Ellen Dubin, Apollonia Kotero, John Larroquette, Charles Oakley, Antonio Villaraigosa, Suzanne Whang, Victor Williams. 142964 2003 Homeless to Harvard: Liz Murray Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 7386, 7387 New York Times Editor (Stan Carew). Reporter (Ray Doucette). 142965 1959 Homem do Sputnik, O MF Reporter (Alberto Perez). 142966 1949 Homemaker's Exchange DT Series. 10-10-1949 to 1-25-1952 Host Louise Leslie. Household and cooking tips 142967 1987 Homeplace N OWN - H Siddons, Anne Rivers Journalist Micah (Mike) Winship, armed with a successful journalism career, is nearing 40 and her urban lifestyle is falling apart. Goes home for a visit. 142968 2009 Homer & Langley N Doctorow, E.L. French Journalist Jacqueline Roux seeks out Homer Collyer, “the blind brother” for an interview. Homer becomes naively infatuated with her in the final months of his life. Homer grows harder of hearing and succumbs ever more passively to his older brother Langley’s paranoia and predilection for compulsive hoarding. Insulated from the world by the family’s inherited wealth, the Collyer brothers age without maturing. A fictional account of the brothers’ story. 142969 1992 Homer Alone C DVD -R HQ 7566 Episode.2-6-1992 News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). With Marge Away, Homer must care for Maggie. Maggie can't take it anymore and stops her car on a bridge. News Media covers this act of rebellion and frustration. 142970 1717 Homer's Battle of the Frogs and Mice. With the Remarks of Zoilus, To which is Prefix'd The Life of the said Zoilus. PO COPY Parnell, Thomas In "Collected Poems of Thomas Parnell." Parody Critic. Satire. Personages: John Dennis, critic. Zoilus is a carping critic in Martial and Ovid. Attacked contemporaries. Familiar name of the era. 142971 2008 Homespun N Vachani, Nilita War Correspondent stumbles upon a disquieting truth. The story of a family that lives through 20th-century India’s most significant events: the maternal grandfather was a soldier in Gandhi’s nonviolent army, while the father, a former Bollywood child star, grew up to fly fighter planes during the 1965 war with Pakistan. 142972 1920 Homespun Folks M Josephson, Julien (Story-Scenario AFI-Editors - Ness Book Editor Pliny Rogers (Al W. Filson) of the Gatesville Record exposes nominee for district attorney. Rogers exposes shady past of Republican nominee for district attorney. When nominee shoots himself, fired printer Joseph Hargan (Willis Marks) accuses the editor of the shooting. New district attorney refuses to prosecute Rogers because the editor is in love with the district attorney's daughter. DA is about to be tarred and feathered when heroine gets the printer to confess the truth. 142973 1922 Homespun Vamp, A M AFI-Authors Writer 142974 1999 Hometown Girl NR Hatcher, Robin Lee Silhouette Special Edition #1229 Reporter Daniel Rourke returns to hometown for an autograph signing. More than a decade had passed since he left for his big break as a reporter. He left his girlfriend and the town in the dust. Woman never told him about the child he conceived. Wealthy and now successful, Rourke had everything he'd ever wanted. And still it wasn't enough. Was it too late to reclaim the life he should have had and the woman he shouldn't have left? 142975 1997 Hometown Reunion (aka Hot Pursuit) NR Jensen, Muriel Harlequin Journalist Rob Friedman is determined to prove that a woman is a murderer. He finds himself protecting another woman mourning the loss of her sister and struggling to protect a child that the suspected murderer will do anything to possess. 142976 1838 Homeward Bound N USC Cooper, James Fenimore Journalist Steadfast Dodge, Yankee journalist of questionable character. Editor of the Active Inquirer. Pre-Civil War editor, hypocritical Captain Kant 142977 1991 Homicide M Reporter (Yuri Alexis) 142978 1939 Homicide Bureau M Crusading Newspaper Reporter Thurston (Robert Paige). Radio Broadcaster (Dick Curtis) 142979 1998 Homicide: Life on the Street: T SVD 693 Episode Tabloids 142980 1995 Homicide: Life on the Street: Autofocus T Episode. 11-3-1995 Videographer (Max Perlich) helps new partners Lewis and Kellerman identify a killer. Sgt. Howard alienates the other detectives. 142981 1997 Homicide: Life on the Street: Blood Ties (Part 3) T DVD -R HQ 10578 Episode #80. 10-31-1997 News Media. TV Reporter (Dina Napoli). Wilsons go on TV to offer a reward. The newspapers are making the Homicide unit look bad and officials want a quick resolution to the case. 142982 1995 Homicide: Life on the Street: City That Bleeds, The (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 10033 Episode #25. 1-27-1995. News Media. Reporter Maria Delgado (Peggy Yates). WBAL-TV Reporter (Rhonda Overby). 142983 1995 Homicide: Life on the Street: Colors T Episode #32. 4-28-1955 News Media. Reporter (Rhonda R. Overby - Herself). Reporter Grant Besser (Mel Proctor). Reporter Maria Delgado (Peggy Yates). Tim's cousin shoots a Turkish exchange student and his partnership with Pembleton may be in jeopardy when they both stand on opposite sides of the case. 142984 1995 Homicide: Life on the Street: Cradle to Grave T DVD -R HQ 6361 Episode #23. 1-13-1995 Reporter uncovers a case of abuse involving a congressman. Pembleton had covered up the scandal to please the commissioner. Now the story may explode. Pembleton finds out the truth about the congressman, participates in the cover-up and then resigns when the media gets hold of the real story and the deputy commissioner doesn't back him up. 142985 1995 Homicide: Life on the Street: End Game T Episode #27. 2-10-1995 News Media. Reporter (Rhonda R. Overby). 142986 1994 Homicide: Life on the Street: Extreme Unction T DVD -R HQ 6312. SVD 770 Episode #16. 10-28-1994 News Media. Russert is hounded by reporters who want to publicize details of a murder case. The church asks that the public know the details of the murders. Pembleton has an interesting time in the box with a witness who has multiple personalities and is shown to be the killer, but before he can get a confession, her lawyer arrives and later she confesses on television. 142987 1995 Homicide: Life on the Street: Fire (Part 2) T Episode #35. 10-27-1995 News Media. News Anchor (Rod Daniels - Himself). 142988 1995 Homicide: Life on the Street: Gas Man, The T DVD -R HQ 7006. Episode #33. 5-5-1995 Newspaper. For revenge an ex-convict intimates Pembleton's family and taunts him in the newspaper. 142989 1996 Homicide: Life on the Street: Hostage (Part 1 and Part 2). T DVD -R HQ 10456 (Part One). Episodes #56-#57. 9-20/27-1996 News Media. Squad responds to a hostage situation at a middle school. Reporter Dawn Daniels (Rhonda Overby). 142990 1995 Homicide: Life on the Street: In Search of Crimes Past T DVD -R HQ 10292 Episode #30. 4-14-1995 Reporter Maria Delgado (Peggy Yates). 142991 1998 Homicide: Life on the Street: Lies and Other Truths T Episode #91. 3-6-1998 Reporter Dawn Daniels (Rhonda Overby). 142992 1994 Homicide: Life on the Street: Model Citizen, A T DVD -R HQ 10203. SV 281 Episode #17. 11-11-1994 News Media. Reporters. Policeman is sued by the multiple personality serial killer who states he violated her civil rights during interrogation. Discouraged when city agrees to settle out of court. 142993 1995 Homicide: Life on the Street: Partners T Episode #24. 1-20-1995 Reporter Maria Delgado (Peggy Yates). 142994 1996 Homicide: Life on the Street: Red, Red Wine T Episode #105. 11-6-1998 News Media. Gee disagrees with the FBI's policy of keeping information from the public. Through an internal leak, the news media is alerted and warns the public sparking chaos. McGee suspects source of media leak is his father and Gee doesn't deny it. Number of deaths related by poison and FBI steps in and they put Mgee in charge of a task force. They consider it an act of domestic terrorism. One of the victims was a priest, the other two were his parishioners. Wine bottles are collected from churches around the city and a needle hole is found through one of the corks. Citywide canvassing of all places where wine can be purchased is launched. One possible suspect is captured. Further investigations lead to the poison phosphozine delivery in which one battle is allegedly damaged and discarded. The delivery driver is arrested. 142995 1996 Homicide: Life on the Street: Sniper (Parts One and Two) T DVD -R HQ 10359 (Part One) Episodes #41-#42. 1-5/12-1996. Reporter (Anthony "Chip" Brienza). Reporter (Rhonda Overby). Reporter (Peggy Yates). Correspondent (Bruce Elliott). Talk Show Host Jay Leno (Himself). 142996 1993 Homicide: Life on the Street: Son of a Gun T DVD -R HQ 10135 Episode #3. 2-10-1993 Reporter (Hillary Danner). 142997 1993 Homicide: Life on the Street: Three Men & Adena T VHS 325 Episode #5. 3-3-1993 News Media. 142998 1995 Homicide: Life on the Street: Thrill of the Kill T Episode #37. 11-10-1995 Reporter Dawn Daniels (Rhonda Overby). 142999 1996 Homicide: Life on the Street: Wanted Dead or Alive (Part 1) T VHS 511. SVD 318. VHS 284. Episode #106. Series (January 1993-August 1999) News Media. Baltimore Magazine wants to do a father and son piece using the wine case as a focal point using Al and Mike Giardello (Yaphet Kotto, Giancarlo Esposito). The two are reluctant subjects of a human-interest article in the magazine. Gee is not interested, especially about the use of the wine case. 143000 1997 Homicide: Life on the Street: Wu's on First? T DVD -R HQ 7579. SVD 786 Episode #70. 2-7-1997 Reporter Elizabeth Wu (Joan Chen) is a new Baltimore Sun reporter who gets into the middle of an investigation of the death of a county cop who was shot because of drugs. She covers drug-related murder of a cop, thorn in department's side. 143001 1999 Homicide: Movie, The MT SVD 814 News Manager (Brad Thoennes). News Media 143002 1976 Homicide: Stopover T Episode #505. 6-7-1976 Newsreader (Brian Naylor). 143003 1957 Homing N OWN - H Thane, Eliswyth Correspondent Jeff Day, foreign correspondent in London 143004 1985 Homme de pouvoir, L' MTF France Journalist (Daniel Bilalian). 143005 1996 Homme perche, L' MF Cameraman (Francois Goneau). 143006 1991 Homme qui a perdu son ombre, L' MF Journalist (Jean-Gabriel Nordmann) 143007 2001 Homo Heights M DVD Investigative Reporter Tootsie LaRue (Grant Richey) of the Homo Herald. Lesbian Editor Pat Buchahan (Barbara Kingsley). Tootsie is the boyfriend of tomcat Cruise (Tim Tucker). The journalistic jackdaw is hatching a plan to outline Malcolm’s escape attempts in an investigative expose that could soon spur Maria Callous, an ebullient drag queen and media manipulator who keeps tab on the public pulse by bugging apartment complexes, into fierce fulminations. Malcolm (Quentin Crisp) is an aging, gay guru, “the Greta Garbo of Queerdom,” who has a cinema memorabilia collection given him by Homo Heights gay mafia head, Callous (Stephen Sorrentino). 143008 1999 Homocore Minneapolis MF Interviewer (Lisa Ganser) 143009 1949 Homunculus, The (Hostile Journalists) NS Keller, David Press 143010 1911 Hon fick platsen MF Journalist (Elin Brandell). Journalist (Agnes Bystrom). Journalist (Eira Hellberg). Journalist (Ellen Rydelius). Journalist (Elin Wagner). Editor (Oscar Hemberg). 143011 1999 Hondo T SVD 746 News Media 143012 2000 Honest M Photographer, Still (Vinny Reed). 143013 1932 Honest Money SS OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley Black Mask magazine, November 1932. In “The Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps,” edited by Otto Penzler, pp. 25-43. Newspapers. Attorney Kenneth D. Corning uses a newspaper to help solve a case. A knife had cut away a section of the front page. Afternoon paper from the death car showed the page of the other paper through the opening where the knife had cut. Reads the story appearing below the headlines of the accompanying news article. Article gives him valuable information. 143014 1954 Honestly, Celeste! T Reporter Celeste Anders (Holm), Minnesota college teacher works as reporter for New York Express. Editor Mr. Wallace (Geoffrey Lum). Obit editor (Henry Jones) 143015 1926 Honesty -- The Best Policy M AFI-Authors/Publishers Publisher (Albert Gran) 143016 2003 Honey Don't N Sandlin, Tim Reporter R.C. Nash for a Washington D.C. newspaper, is staring down the scoop of his career He's on the skids, relegated to the status of celebrity-puff-piece writer, then fired and dumped by his girlfriend. 143017 1965 Honey West: Gray Lady, The T Episode #13. 12-10-1965 Photographer (Dana White). 143018 1965 Honey West: Invitation to Limbo T Episode #14. 12-17-1965 Photographer Jerry (Wayne Rogers). 143019 1992 Honey, I Blew Up the Kid M News Media. Vegas Reporter (Pamela Cederquist). Vegas Reporter (James M. Lauten). Vegas Reporter (Randy Swallow). Hard Rock Reporter (Marion Palmer) 143020 1994 Honey, I Shrunk the Audience M Short News Media. Reporter (Katherine LaNasa). 143021 1998 Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: TV Show, The: Honey, the Garbage Is Taking Us Out T Episode #20. News Media. Reporter #1 (Carrie Schiffler). Reporter #2 (Doug MacLeod). 143022 2001 Honeybee M TV Interviewer (Fred Russell). Ring Announcers (Heath Gunn, Neil Hazard). 143023 1939 Honeymoon in Bali M Publisher (Monty Woolley). Photographer (Charles Lane). 143024 1992 Honeymoon in Vegas M Anchorwoman (Tiiu Leek). Announcer (Don Pardo). 143025 1935 Honeymoon Limited M Reporter (Lee Moran). 143026 2002 Honeymoon Prize NR Hart, Jessica Reporter Dan Freer. Freya is determined to sort out her life before she hits 30 -- if only to prove to her best friend, Max Thornton, that she’s perfectly capable of meeting a suitable man. Freya has the ideal candidate in mind: gorgeous, hot-shot reporter Freer. Max isn’t impressed, not least because Freya is staying in his penthouse. Freya has always been impulsive but even Max is surprised when Freya decides to fake her own wedding to claim a honeymoon prize. And who, exactly, is she expecting to walk up the aisle with her? 143027 1939 Honeymoon's Over, The M Newspaperwoman (Mira McKinney). Newsreel Man (Charles Tannen). 143028 1955 Honeymooners, The: T Episode. Series 10-1-55 to 9-22-56. Newsboy. Ralph Kramden at the age of 14 began working as a newspaper delivery boy to help support his family 143029 1956 Honeymooners, The: Head of the House T Episode #27. 3-31-1956 Newspaper. Ralph tries to prove he is the head of the house after his answer to the Questioning Photographer is printed in the paper 143030 1956 Honeymooners, The: Matter of Life and Death, A T SVD 958 Episode Magazine. Ralph gets the idea that he has six months to live and decides to sell his story to a magazine. 143031 1956 Honeymooners, The: Safety Award, The T Episode #34. 5-19-1956 Reporter Martin (Frank Marth). Photographer (Eddie Hanley). 143032 1960 Hong Kong T Series 9-21-1960 to 9-27-1961. 26 episodes Correspondent Glenn Evans (Rod Taylor) is a foreign correspondent for World-Wide News living in Hong Kong 143033 1997 Hong Kong Night Club (aka Hon Kon daiyasokai: Tatchi & Magi. Touch & Maggie). MF DVD Hong Kong Gay Journalist Takegami (Kishitani Goro) and his straight photographer Shibata (Katori Shingo). The two men are teamed up to uncover the “dark side” of Hong Kong. They soon find it. After their arrival they are to be found clinging onto the back of a truck escaping from a triad boss and his boys, whom they photographed doing a shady deal. In order to escape the bad guys, Shibata dons a dress and together they pretend to be a Japanese couple on their honeymoon. But as the triads have Takegami’s password and are taking any Japanese tourists off the street in their manhunt, the duo run into the Lost Castle Club. Once in, they unwittingly become a cabaret act and in the process meet Cora, the resident singer. She falls for Takegami, Takegami falls for his bedmate Shibata (now Maggie) and Shibata falls for Cora. 143034 1990 Hong Kong Paradise M Newscaster (Miyuki Imori) 143035 2009 Hong Kong Stopover NR Web, Jacquelyn Computer Journalist Josie Sutherland’s quiet stopover in Hong Kong is thrown into chaos when she witnesses a failed robbery. She suspects the victim, Carey Court, is involved in software smuggling when they are both kidnapped. The instant attraction between them complicates everything. When they escape, Josie decides to masquerade as a drug courtier with Carey to get her story about the software smuggling. They move through an underworld of danger, intrigue and death. The fact they are only masquerading is a kept secret, so nearly everyone is out to get them. Their romance deepens to become their only reality in a make-believe and dangerous world. 143036 1960 Hong Kong: To Catch a Star T Episode #10. 11-30-1960 News Media. Reporter (John Hackett). Reporter (Gil Stuart). 143037 1939 Honolulu M DVD -R HQ 3220, 3221 News Media. Radio Announcer. Stories in newspaper. 143038 1931 Honor Among Lovers M Rogers Reporter Monty Dunn (Charlie Ruggles), another alcoholic newsman 143039 2003 Honor and Defeat M Reporter Paul Williams (Becky Baker). Reporter Sara Dawson (Kathey True). 143040 1993 Honor and Glory M Borkland, Herb (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Anchorwoman Tracey Pride (Cynthia Rothrock) is estranged from her father, a military man involved in an operation to get hold of a detonator for a nuclear warhead. She takes up with her FBI agent sister to stop the crooks. Occasionally she stops the action to do a stand-up commentary. The two women rescue her father when he is kidnapped by crooks. He asks her to keep CIA involvement out of her report and she provides a final evasive wrap-up from the site of the climactic confrontation. When reporter is hassled by an angry woman on the street while she is doing a remote broadcast, she kick boxes the detractor. She tells her sister, "You chase honor. I chase glory." 143041 1932 Honor of the Press M VHS 1481 Gossip Columnist Daisy Tellem (Rita La Roy). Rival newspapers in East Orange, New Jersey. Roger Bradley (Wheeler Oakman) buys a newspaper as a front for his crooked deals. Daniel H. Gridley or Greeley (Edward J. Nugent) is a cub reporter investigating a burglary and competing with a rival reporter. He finally proves the rival reporter and Bradley are partners in crime. Larry Grayson, Reporter (Reginald Simpson). City Editor Dan Perkins (Russell Simpson). Publisher Mr. Sampson (Franklyn Farnum) of The Herald. Photographer Sorrell "Sorry" Simpson (Franklin Parker). 143042 1992 Honor Thy Mother MT DVD -R HQ 7331, 7332 Reporter #1 (Jay Howarth) 143043 1979 Honor, Power, Riches, Fame and the Love of Women SS Just, Ward Reporters 143044 1989 Honorable Prison, The N Jenkins, Lyll Becerra Newspaper Editor has persistently attacked the military dictator ruling his Latin American country and because of his moral stand, his daughter, Marta, and her family find themselves prisoners of the government. 143045 1977 Honorable Schoolboy, The N Le Carre, John Journalist 143046 1995 Honour P Murray-Smith, Joanna Australia. Journalist husband George. Aspiring Journalist Claudia who seduces George. Honor is the abandoned wife. 143047 1981 Honourable Ancestor N Standish, R. Journalist Giles Savernake, with the knowledge that his family's fortunes were founded on the opium trade, goes to China "with some vaguely formed idea of making amends for his ancestors' misdeeds". He then works as a journalist throughout Asia. 143048 2003 Honourable Wally Norman, The M Australia Journalist (Patrick Duggin). D.J. (Denis Noble). 143049 1952 Hoodlum Empire M Radio Commentator (John Phillips). 143050 1961 Hoodlum Priest, The M VHS 475 Deer, Don, Joseph Landon (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter George Hale (Logan Ramsey) for the Times-Herald accuses the priest of aiding criminals because of his efforts to rehabilitate them. Creates strongly negative impression of profession. First seen entering courtroom asking, "Any good rapes for the evening edition?"). When he tells the priest he is going to make him famous, the priest responds that he does not want any publicity. Reporter begins to question priest's motives. Reporter wonders if priest's preoccupation is compassion or just complicity. His influence with a prosecutor leads to charges being brought against the priest in court. Reporter disappears after hearing. "You condemn the criminal, but you glorify crime. Not just you, all over the country. Magazines, newspapers, television, movies. All exploiting crime and violence." "Crime's a fact, Clark. I didn't invent it." "Then why don't you tell the truth about it." "Every line I write." "Like what, it doesn't pay?" "You bet your collar." "Well, it pays you, and well. And the more you keep exploiting it with hate and fear the more of it you're going to have." 143051 1946 Hoodlum Saint, The M DVD -R HQ 3324, 3325. SVDSP 1419 Wead, Frank, James Hill (Screenplay) Ness Book. Powell Reporter Terry O'Neill (William Powell) returns from World War I, unable to get job back at newspaper. Crashes society wedding, meets Uncle Joe Lorrison (Charles Trowbridge), publisher of The Blade. O'Neill convinces publisher to let him do articles… ….exposing tactics of utilities boss. Romances publisher's niece May Lorrison (Esther Williams) writes for paper's society page. Publisher pleased with articles O'Neill writes. Suggests salary increase. O'Neill says he's going to work for utilities boss. Promises to rebuild reputation after paper destroyed it. Rises in company. Mugs set up charity program. O'Neill wiped out in stock market crash. Returns to newspaper work. Hoodlums turned charity fund into racket. O'Neill gets them to return money. Wins back society reporter. Chronicle Editor (Frank Orth). Chronicle Publisher (Stanley Andrews). Reporter (George Bunny). Reporter (Lucille Curtis). Reporter (Jack Daley) Reporter (Gordon Dumont). Reporter (Phil Dunham). Reporter (William Eddritt). Reporter (Charles Griffin). Reporter (Leonard Mellin). Reporter (Rhea Mitchell). Reporter (Bob Thom). Reporter (William Wayne). Reporters in Utility Office (Roger Cole, Tim Coleman, James Darrell, Nolan Leary, Henry Sylvester, Hansel Warner). 143052 1916 Hoodoo Ann M AFI-Vogue Magazine Magazine 143053 1981 Hoodwink M News Reporter (Adam Bowen) 143054 2005 Hoodwinked C News Media. Investigative Reporter The Wolf (Patrick Warburton - Voice). . Skunk Reporter (Vicki Edwards - Voice). Little Red Riding Hood, a classic story, but there's more to every tale than meets the eye. 143055 1990 Hoof Beat NJ Bryant, Bonnie Saddle Club #9 Columnist Lisa learns a valuable lesson about power of the press when she uses her column in a local newspaper as a vehicle for reporting private information about her friends. 143056 2007 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9341 Episode. 11-30-2007 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. This report is on the Forbes Celebrity 100. Discussion between Hoofy and Boo during a fake commercial break. Hyundai factory in Russia is also discussed. 143057 2007 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9418 Episode. 12-28-2007 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on a toast to the New Year with a glass half full and a glass half empty regarding 2008 recession. Boo compares prices in Times Square New York to a town in Missouri. 143058 2007 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9404 Episode. 12-21-2007 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on high prices in New York as compared with other parts of the country. 143059 2008 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9459 Episode. 1-4-2008 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is business therapists and corporate counseling. 143060 2008 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9483 Episode. 1-11-2008 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on health advocates asking fast food chains to give nutritional information to consumers. Examples include Wendy’s, McDonald’s Big Mac, Quiznos’ prime rib sub and Arby’s beef and cheese sandwich. Shows how photos of food do not match the reality -- the sandwiches look very different. “What you see isn’t always what you get” in fast food or mutual funds. 143061 2008 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9498 Episode. 1-18-2008 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration decision that cloned livestock’s meat and milk have no problems. 143062 2008 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9549 Episode. 1-25-2008 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on The Psychic Investor and how some investors are relying on facial characteristics of CEOs rather than solid research. 143063 2008 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9585 Episode. 2-2-2008 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on the Superbowl and how it is big business. More than $400 million will be pumped into Arizona’s economy. 143064 2008 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9616 Episode. 2-8-2008 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on the biz of love, the cost of love. Last Valentine’s Day, $17 billion was spent. 143065 2008 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9647 Episode. 2-15-2008 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on the French banking scandal, the biggest fraud in banking history. 143066 2008 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9688 Episode. 2-22-2008 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on asset diversification, the well diversified portfolio that goes beyond stocks and bonds to spread out the risk. 143067 2008 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9928 Episode. 5-21-2008 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on the hospitality industry. 143068 2008 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9929 Episode. 5-23-2008 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on the skyrocketing cost of energy and nuclear power. 143069 2008 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9955 Episode. 6-7-2008 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on real estate opportunities when the real estate market goes down. 143070 2008 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9977 Episode. 6-20-208 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on the future of General Motors. 143071 2008 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9989 Episode. 6-27-2008 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on the high price of gasoline and cheaper prices in Mexico. 143072 2007 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views:: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9358 Episode. 12-7-2007 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. This report is on renewable energy. Go green. Alternative fuels. 143073 2007 Hoofy & Boo’s News & Views:Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9381 Episode. 12-14-2007 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on Countrywide home loans. 143074 2007 Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9236 Episode. 10-15-2007. TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. Report on NASCAR drivers and financial arrangements. 143075 2007 Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9272 Episode. 11-16-2007 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. Corporate Rivalry is the topic of the night. Microsoft vs. Google. CEOs who lose their cool in the heat of battle. Coke vs. Pepsi -- truck drivers fight over their soft drinks. Other examples. Bud Light and Budweiser. UPS and Fed Ex workers seem to get along pretty well. 143076 2007 Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 9313 Episode. 11-23-2007 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. Holiday shopping season begins with Black Friday. Report on the 2007 shopping season. 143077 2008 Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 10057 Episode. 7-26-2008 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. Hoofy explores the wonderful world of Internet degrees and titles pointing out PhDs earn more money. Report starts with pork prices going up in China. 143078 2008 Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views: Fox Business News “Happy Hour” T DVD -R HQ 10154 Episode. 8-15-2008 TV News Anchors Hoofy the Bull and Boo the Bear (CGI-generated characters) how the “Hoofy and Boo’s News and Views” segment on the Fox Business News “Happy Hour.” “Hoofy and Boo” is the first regularly scheduled animated news show on TV. The segment comes to FBN by way of financial info/entertainment site Minyanville.com for which Minyanville founder and CEO Rodd Harrison created the program. The animated co-anchors intersperse topical humor with market trends. The report is on Special Earning Report -- Exxon-Mobil best earning in the billions. General Motor worst earning. 143079 1930 Hook, Line and Sinker M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 143080 1985 Hook, Line and Sinker NR OWN - P Camp, Elaine Reporter Roxie for Sportspeople. 143081 1999 Hook'd Up (aka Hooked Up) M DVD -R 1613 Freelance Magazine Writer (Malik Yoba) goes on 30 dates in one month to gather information for a magazine article. Hasn't done well this year and editor says this could be his last chance. 143082 2005 Hooked N DeFilippo, Frank A. Reporter Richard Dart, ace hunting-dog reporter and all-around wiseacre in Baltimore. The Block is a Baltimore institution, the city's erogenous zone. Another character is a manic city editor. Bribes, payoffs, murders, small-time hoods, big-time operators, a hooker who kept a diary, police narcotics captain who supplied the stripper with heroin, snitch who died with a very private part amputated and sewn into his mouth. There's also a gambling overlord who disappeared mysteriously, a governor with a craving for dice and other assorted bimbos, misfits, trenchermen, ladies of the night and accidental tourists. 143083 2004 Hooked M Newsreader (Anthony Lawrence). 143084 2008 Hooked: Thriller About Love and Other Addictions, A N Richtel, Matt San Francisco Writer Nat Idle has a medical degree and narrowly survives an explosion in an Internet cafe after a stranger hands him a note warning him to leave immediately. The handwriting on the note belongs to his deceased girlfriend, a Silicon Valley venture capitalist whom he has obsessively been mourning. Nat tracks down survivors of the blast including the waitress. When the home of aspiring novelist Simon Anderson, another survivor, catches on fire, Nat’s suspicions intensify. Nat’s investigations take him to his dead girlfriend’s family company. 143085 2005 Hooligans (aka Greenstreet Hooligans) M UK College Journalist Matt Buckner (Elijah Wood) works for the Harvard Crimson but gets expelled from Harvard. Takes the rap for his roommate. Goes to London, gets involved with soccer hooligans who hate journalists. When they think Matt is a journalist, they try to beat him up but he convinces them he isn't reporting on them. Matt's dad is a journalist. Goes back to Boston, exposes his roommate using his concealed tape recorder. Refers to journalist as "journos." Matt asks, "What have you got against journalists?" One of the hooligans says, "How long have you got? They're lying, fucking scum who will write anything just to fill papers." They hate journalists more than policemen or other gangs. 143086 1994 Hoop Dreams M TV Reporter (Bill Gleason - Himself). TV Sports Commentator (Dick Vitale-Himself). 143087 1999 Hoop Life, The: Communication Breakdown T Episode #9. 8-22-1999 Photographer (Lee Tergesen). 143088 1987 Hooperman: Chariots of Fire T Episode. News Media 143089 1987 Hooperman: Don We Now Our Gay Apparel T Episode #3. 10-7-1987 TV Interviewer (Jeannie Wilson). 143090 1987 Hooperman: I, Witness T Episode. News Media 143091 1983 Hoopla NS OWN - P Stein, Harry Journalist Luther Pond. Sportswriters cover 1919 attempt to fix the World Series and the eight White Sox ballplayers incriminated. 143092 1986 Hoosiers M DVD -R HQ 3910, 3911 Reporter (Rich Komenich). Reporter (Scott Miley). Reporter (Robert Sutton). 143093 1963 Hootenanny Hoot M DVD -R HQ 4813, 4814 AFI-Television TV 143094 1937 Hopalong Cassidy Returns M SVD 1092 Mulford, Clarence E. (Story). Harrison Jacobs (Screenplay-Dialogue) Ness Book Editor Robert "Bob" Saunders (John Beck) is the wheel-chair-bound editor of the town of Mesa Grande. After a miner is murdered, Saunders write an article. He is killed when his wheelchair is lassoed and he is dragged through the town. Editor's daughter Mary Saunders (Gail Sheridan). 143095 1999 Hope M TV Reporter (Heather Goddard) 143096 2008 Hope M Journalist (Casey Myers). TV Reporter (Yve Rojas). Senator Bob Moreland built his political career on conservative issues and is a leading opponent of embryonic stem cell research. But a tragic crime puts his family in danger, and suddenly his ethics are in direct opposition to the needs of his family. Can he delve through years of rhetoric and strong pressure from his political constituency to find an answer he can live with? Can he and his wife reach an agreement or will their marriage be destroyed, too? 143097 2004 Hope & Faith: Charley's Baseball T VHSSP 1516 Episode #16. 2-20-2004 Sports Reporters and pro baseball player Roger Clemens. Hope & Faith pose as reporters to gain access to Clemens so he can sign a baseball to replace one that was destroyed. 143098 2004 Hope & Faith: Daytime Emmys (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 3793 Episode #24-#25. 5-14-2004 News Media. Faith is nominated for a Daytime Emmy along with some of her former co-stars from "The Sacred and the Sinful," and flies to New York for the ceremony with the family. 143099 2005 Hope & Faith: Faith Fairfield: 1980-2005 T DVD -R HQ 4446 Episode #54. 10-7-2005. News Media. Hope fakes her death and the News Media responds giving her more publicity than ever. Reporters Tiffany Moore of Channel 12. Reporter Estaban for Spanish station. Impromptu news conference where Hope confesses she is alive. Sisters fight in front of the media. Make all the TV newscasts. Soap Opera Daily readers vote for top 100 soap stars of all time and Hope isn't on the list. She's 205. Media. New publicity puts her back into the public eye. TV Anchor (Alisha Davis). Reporter (Christina Filiaggi). Spanish Reporter (Dan Domingues). 143100 2004 Hope & Faith: Hope Gets a Job T DVD -R HQ 3697 Episode #20. 4-9-2004 Reporters. Hope gets a job as a reporter at the local newspaper, the Glennville Gazette, but is upset when Faith also gets hired. Sydney cooks for a bake sale. 143101 2005 Hope & Faith: Marriage, The (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 4389 Episodes #52-#53. 9-30-2005 TV Newscaster Larry Walker (Dean Cain) is rejected by Faith who marries "The Gooch" out of spite to convince her sister she is a responsible adult who can make marriage work. After years of searching for the right man, Faith receives two marriage proposals -- from The Gooch and Larry Walker. Who will Faith choose? 143102 2005 Hope & Faith: Of Rice and Anchor Men/Season Finale T DVD -R HQ 3264. Season Finale Only DVD -R HQ 4296. Episodes #50-#51. 5-6-2005 TV Newscaster Larry Walker (Dean Cain) and Faith (Kelly Rippa) begin a relationship that is moving into high gear and Faith's old flame, "The Gooch" (Rippa's real-life husband Mark Consuelos) suddenly shows up to complicate matters. When both men want an exclusive commitment from Faith, she resorts to everything from "Bachelorette" competition rules to a psychic's advise to help her choose. 143103 2005 Hope & Faith: Weather or Not T DVD -R HQ 4171 (ending clipped). Episode #49. 4-29-2005 TV Newscaster Larry Walker (Dean Cain) joins Faith (Kelly Rippa) who finds a new career as a weather woman at a local TV station. Faith enjoys being pushed around by the hunky newscaster. That causes Hope to feel that Faith is abandoning their news catering business, so then Faith feels equally neglected when Hope replaces her with a new highly motivated assistant. 143104 2006 Hope Adams: Chaotic NSF Armstrong, Kelley From “Dates From Hell.” Tabloid Reporter Hope Adams of True News is a half-demon tabloid journalist. She has inherited not only a gift for seeing the past but a hunger for chaos -- along with a talent for finding it wherever she can. Adams loves her job. Granted working for True News tabloid isn’t quite the career her high-society family had in mind for her. What they don’t know is that the tabloid job is just a cover, a way for her to investigate stories with a paranormal twist, and help protect the supernatural world from exposure. When Hope’s “handler” sends her and a date to a museum charity gala, Hope suspects there’s more to it than a free perk. He’s tested her before. This time, she’s ready for whatever he throws her way. Or so she thinks -- until she meets her target: werewolf thief, Karl Marsten. 143105 2009 Hope Adams: Living With the Dead NSF Armstrong, Kelley Women of the Otherworld Series #9 Tabloid Reporter Hope Adams is a half-demon tabloid journalist. Public Relations Consultant Robyn Peltier, a very human PR rep, moved to Los Angeles after her husband died to try to put some distance between herself and the life they had together. And the challenges of her job as the PR consultant to a Paris Hilton wannabe are pretty distracting. But then her celebutante is gunned down in a night club, and Robyn is suddenly the prime suspect. The two people most determined to clear her are her old friend, reporter Adams, and a homicide detective with an uncanny affinity for the dead. Soon Robyn finds herself in the heart of a wold she never even knew existed -- and which she was safer knowing nothing about. 143106 2008 Hope Adams: No Humans Involved NSF Armstrong, Kelley Women of the Otherworld Series #7 Tabloid Reporter Hope Adams is a half-demon tabloid journalist. She has inherited not only a gift for seeing the past but a hunger for chaos -- along with a talent for finding it wherever she can. Jamie Vegas is a well known necromancer throughout the world of humans and supernaturals, but the humans do not truly believe her power, though they would like to. While helping ghosts, she is offered a spot on a team of spiritualists bent on rising Marilyn Monroe’s soul and to communicate with her for a movie. Jamie shows her powers off while on the set, but never enough to attract unwanted attention. Unfortunately while on the set, she encounters ghosts she cannot see, touch or truly communicate with clearly. With the help of her werewolf friend Jeremy, an angel Eve and the demon reporter Hope, they soon realize the ghosts are children, trapped in limbo with no way out unless Jamie helps them move on. They suspect the people behind the killings and mutilations of these children are humans who have touched into the world of magic and are able to use it. Now Jaime, Jeremy, Eve and Hope must find the murders without having the same fate as the children. 143107 2008 Hope Adams: Personal Demon NSF Armstrong, Kelley Women of the Otherworld Series #8 Tabloid Reporter Hope Adams is a half-demon tabloid journalist. She has inherited not only a gift for seeing the past but a hunger for chaos -- along with a talent for finding it wherever she can. Naturally when she’s chosen by a very dangerous group for a very dangerous mission, she jumps at the chance. As it turns out, Hope is a little too good at this job, and she soon finds it necessary to unleash her most potent primal instincts -- and open herself, mind and body, to everything she most fears and desires. Adams is “tabloid-reporting, gun-toting, chaos demon spy girl.” When the formidable Benicio Cortez helps her out of a jam so she agrees to go undercover and join a supernatural youth gang that’s been causing problems for Cortez’s multinational corporation. Assuming the persons of bratty rich coed Faith Edmonds, Hope works her way into the gang, participates in heists and soon finds herself dangerously attracted to one of the other members, cute Jasper “Jaz” Haig. 143108 1987 Hope and Glory M DVD -R HQ 6545, 6546. SV 299 Radio News 143109 1998 Hope Floats M Tabloid Journalism. Host Toni Post (Kathy Najima) of a news show has real news headlines before turning to tabloid TV show fare. Birdee Pruitt (Sandra Bullock) appears on the TV news/talk show for what she thinks is a makeover but finds out her husband is having an affair with her best friend. 143110 1950 Hope for the Best P MLPL McCleery, William Index Plays, 1944-1964 Press 143111 2009 Hope in a Jar NR Harbison, Elizabeth (Beth) M. New York Magazine Beauty Editor Olivia Pelham is a cool and successful magazine who realizes she’s lonely and finally ready to face her demons. Twenty years ago, Pelham was the smart one and her best friend Allie Denty was the pretty one. Throughout high school, they were inseparable, until a vicious rumor about Olivia, a rumor too close to the truth, ended their friendship. Now, on the eve of their 20th high school reunion, Allie, a temp worker, finds herself suddenly single, a little chubby and feeling old. When Allie, tall, blonde and, these days, just a bit heavy, discovers her boyfriend in the sack with another woman, her primary coping mechanism involves a credit card and the Sephora counter. Allie figures that some Dior lashes will help her feel more confident at her reunion --= an event that the lovely, formerly mousy Olivia Pelham has no intention of attending until her mother shows up on her doorstep, licking her wounds from a breakup with husband number five. At the reunion, Allie and Olivia have an awkward meeting and go their separate ways until Allie learns that a mutual friend plans to marry a cosmetically enhanced Mean Girl from their class. It’s “life makeover” time for both women, as they get in touch with their true feelings about beauty, careers, and, most importantly, love. Like the face cream from which it takes its title, this is slick, light and indulgent. 143112 1999 Hope Island: You Can't Look at the Sea Without Wishing For Wings T Episode #7. 10-25-1999 PR Man (Zachary Ansley). 143113 1948 Hopeful Heart N USC Gibbs, Philip Freelance Journalist Francis Allingham 143114 1978 Hopo hopo-indianerne CB Finland. Jippo #1. Reporter Joe. 143115 1977 Hora 25, La TF Reporter Jose Cardenas. Commentator Maria Luisa Mendoz. Host Luis Spota. 143116 1985 Hora da Estrela MF Photographer (Manoel Luiz Aranha). 143117 1952 Horace P. Hardscrabble SS Yates, Richard E. Fictional Journalist created by Yates. Appeared in Arkansas Gazette of Little Rock 1952 to 1974. Series of letters to the editor signed by Arkansan named Horace P. Hardscrabble Political. Yates a professor of history. Hardscrabble with his friend Timothy Peckworthy, enlivened the pages of the Arkansas Gazette with political conversations ion the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. 143118 1989 Horch, was kommt von draußen rein. Aus dem Studio geplaudert DF Gunsch, Elmar Journalist 143119 1993 Horde, The G News Media. FNN Newscaster (Henry Crowell Jr.). 143120 1994 Horisont TF Series Reporter (Torben Kitaj). 143121 1994 Horisont DF Journalist Tomm Kristiansen (2004). Reporters Jan Ewens (1998), Torben Kitaj, Ole Sippel. Hosts Leif Davidsen (1995), Steffen Gram (1996-2005). 143122 1945 Horizon SS UCLA O'Hara, John In "Hellbox." Newsman McGuire, veteran newsman in The Beacon newspaper office. Jess is on the newspaper, childless, couldn't have children. 143123 1998 Horizon DT Series 1994 Reporter, 1998- (Jan Ewens) 143124 1964 Horizon: Pandemic T Episode #77. 11-7-2006 News Media. Reporter Rachel Stone (Joanne Robertson). US TV Reporter 1 (Slade Hall). US TV Reporter 2 (Rachel Whirey). Spanish TV Reporter (Carlos Urtubey). 143125 2006 Horizonica M Reporter (Eefke Boelhouwers). Reporter (Douglas Dunning - Voice). 143126 1946 Horizontal Man, The N OWN - H Eustis, Helen Press 143127 1984 Horky podzim s vuni manga MF Czechoslovakia Reporter (Jaroslav Radimecky - Old Reporter). 143128 1982 Hormones P Mellon, James Australia. Journalist is shy and does a Walter Mitty among the drags asking himself the question, “Is there something in it for me?” Another character is a tough women’s Magazine Editor. 143129 1945 Horn Blows at Midnight, The M Radio Announcer (Truman Bradley). Radio Announcer (Richard Lane). Radio Director (Guy Kibbee). Heavenly Photographer (Oliver Blake). 143130 2002 Horn of Africa N Caputo, Philip Foreign Correspondent Charlie Gage, a Vietnam veteran, realizes he’s been coerced into becoming a mercenary in a guerilla war but he doesn’t really care. A recent tragedy and his subsequent nervous breakdown has robbed him of all volition. But his lack of will becomes increasingly dangerous under the spell of Jeremy Nordstrand, the monstrous megalomaniac leading their suicidal mission into war-torn Ethiopia. 143131 2009 Horne & Corden T BBC Three Sketch Show. Gay TV Journalist Tim Goodall is more interested in sipping Pina Colada and discussing how fit the soldiers are in Basra than delivering breaking news. Horne & Corden features Matthe Horne and James Corden hosting the show as themselves in front of a live studio audience and playing a wide selection of original characters. 143132 2009 Horne & Corden: Episode Six T Episode #6. 4-14-2009. BBC Three Sketch Show. Gay TV Journalist Tim Goodall is more interested in sipping Pina Colada and discussing how fit the soldiers are in Basra than delivering breaking news. Goodall tackles obesity in this segment. Spider-Man and Superman finally show their true colors. Horne & Corden features Matthe Horne and James Corden hosting the show as themselves in front of a live studio audience and playing a wide selection of original characters. 143133 2009 Horne & Corden: Episode Three T Episode #3. 3-24-2009. BBC Three Sketch Show. News Media. Superman has to give Spider-Man some very bad news about Banana Man. Gay TV Journalist Tim Goodall is more interested in sipping Pina Colada and discussing how fit the soldiers are in Basra than delivering breaking news. Horne & Corden features Matthe Horne and James Corden hosting the show as themselves in front of a live studio audience and playing a wide selection of original characters. 143134 1962 Hornstein's Boy N Voelker, John Press 143135 2006 Horny Ladies and the News MF Adult - Japan. Anime TV Reporters. Anchorwoman Yu. Just what does go on behind those desks in a television newsroom? It seems some of the reporters aren’t wearing any pants back there or anything at all for that matter. In this adults-only anime, a group of beautiful and fame-hungry female news anchors will do whatever it takes to get some screen time and that means anything. Even the handyman is getting action, although so is everyone else at this sex-crazed studio where when the cameras are off, so is everything else. A whole slew of beautiful and sexually vulnerable women are trying to break into the TV news business and there are just as many men trying to break into them. 143136 1964 Horror of Party Beach M Headlines. Monsters Strike! Monsters Strike Again! Mass Murder at Slumber Party inform viewers what's happening 143137 1996 Horror Show N Kihn, Greg Reporter Clint Stockbern of Monster Magazine is in Hollywood, 1996, and sets out to interview a legendary '50s horror movie director. He uncovers a bizarre story of real-life horror. Stockbern offers the director $600 for the interview and he accepts. The reporter starts taping his recollections of filming his masterpiece, Cadaver that featured real corpses in the L.A. morgue wired to walk. 143138 1959 Horrors of the Black Museum M VHS 929, SVD 956 Crime Reporter Michael Gough provides killings because public loves to read grisly details of sensational murders 143139 2007 Horrorween M News Media. Reporter (Judyth Piazza). 143140 2009 Horse Boy, The D Journalist Rupert Isaacson and his wife make a desperate decision when their son, Rowan, is diagnosed with autism -- a condition that leaves him disengaged from everything but horses. They will take Rowan to the mountains of Mongolia, track down the shamans who live there, and pursue a course of mystic healing. The shamans see Rowan’s condition less as a malady than as a force. 143141 2001 Horse Crazy M TV Reporter (Hayley Hammond) 143142 2001 Horse Crazy M Saddle Club, The TV Reporter (Hayley Hammond) arrives to interview Skye Ransom, a handsome young teenage star who arrives to shoot a film at the stables. The journalist’s arrival could also prove fateful for confirmed bachelor Max as well. The Saddle Club decides to assist Max in his budding romance -- a relationship that might not survive their help. TV Announcer (Paul Robbins). Documentary Narrator (Michael L. McDonough). 143143 1932 Horse Feathers M DVD -R HQ 4487, 4488 Sports. Typing Sportswriter (Arthur Sheekman). Football Broadcaster (Phil Tead), Football Commentator WADX Radio. 143144 1968 Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit, The M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 143145 1953 Horse Races DT Series. 4-18-1953 to 2-27-1960 Sportscasters Fred Capossola (1958-1960), Chris Schenkel (1958-1959), Tommy Roberts (1960). 143146 1998 Horse Whisperer, The M Magazine Editor Annie (Kristin Scott Thomas), a Manhattan magazine editor whose job running a Vanity Fair knockoff called Cover is all consuming 143147 1995 Horse Whisperer, The N Evans, Nicholas Editor Ann Graves launches an all-out campaign to find a "horse whisperer" who can cure troubled horses with a calm voice and soothing touch. Her daughter lost a leg in terrible accident while riding her horse. Both are scarred and physically devastated. Graves packs up her daughter and horse and moves to Montana to try to convince the horse whisperer to help them. The Montana rancher tries to help them. Graves risks everything -- her career, her marriage, her comfortable life -- to help her daughter. All their lives are transformed. 143148 1910 Horse-Marines, The SS USC Kipling, Rudyard Press 143149 1944 Horse's Mouth, The N OWN - P Cary, Joyce Critic. Professor Alabaster, a critic who plans a biography of the hero, an artist. 143150 2003 Horseplay M Reporter. News Reporter (Jennifer Adams). Trackside Reporter (Alf Matthews). Race Day Reporter (Grant Denyer). TV Commentators (Ron Auber, Victoria Shaw, Neil Longden). 143151 1991 Horseplayer M Critics. Critic #1 (Stephen Saban). Critic #2 (Garret Greenword) 143152 2007 Horses in the Wind: Tale of Seabiscuit, A NJ Ransom, Candice F. with Illustrator Greg Call Reporter is overhead by the Time Spies Chapman kids threatening to destroy the race horse Seabiscuit’s chances. Can they find a way to stop the reporter before it’s too late? The Chapman kids get caught up in the Race of the Century between War Admiral and a little brown Thoroughbred named Seabiscuit. Hanging out in the barn before the race, the kids overhear the nosy reporter’s comments. 143153 1914 Horseshoes SS Lardner, Ring First published in The Saturday Evening Post, Aug. 15, 1914, 8-10, 44-46. Republished in 2004. Reporter-Narrator meets Cub utility outfielder. 143154 1902 Horsewhipping an Editor M Editor 143155 2006 Hosack’s Folly: Novel of Old New York, A N Wood, Gillen D’Arcy Publisher of the New York Herald Eamonn Casey and John Laidlaw, a Wall Street tycoon, are against a quarantine of New York Harbor advocated by an eminent physician and his assistant in an attempt to head off a disastrous yellow fever epidemic in New York City. The powerful Casey who is planning to run for governor, agrees to protest Laidlaw’s interests in the port in exchange for financial backing. Powerful merchants and corrupt politicians aim to cover up the fever threat at all costs. Meanwhile, the powerful editor and a visionary architect team up on a scheme of their own to save the city: the Croton Aqueduct, the most ambitious public works project since Roman times. But nothing will stop the deadly fever epidemic that is sweeping through old New York causing a panicky mass exodus from the city. 143156 1990 Hoshi o tsugumono MF TV Reporter (Yoriko Douguchi) 143157 1990 Hoshi tsugu mono MF News Media. TV Reporter (Yoriko Douguchi). 143158 2003 Hospital Central: A Contrarrelo TF Episode #67. 1-21-2003 Newsreader (Maxim Huerta - Himself). 143159 2005 Hospital Central: Correr tras el viento TF Episode #146. 12-21-2005 Journalist (Diana Wrana). 143160 2005 Hospital Central: El, primer dia TF Episode #147. 3-29-2006 Journalist (Diana Wrana). 143161 1950 Hostage T Pulitzer Prize Playhouse. Adapted from Chicago Daily News Newspaper. Articles of James W. Mulroy and Alvin H. Goldstein, investigated kidnapping and subsequent murder of Robert Francks by Loeb and Leopold. Prize for general local reporting in 1925 143162 1988 Hostage MT TV Newscaster (Mike Anscombe). Newscaster (Gordon Martineau). 143163 2005 Hostage M News Media. News Reporters (Phil Shuman, Christina Cabot). 143164 1985 Hostage Flight MT VHS 349 (Excerpts) News Media. Writer (Jonathan Perpich). 143165 1994 Hostage for a Day M Canada TV Anchor Paul (Vic Cummings). TV Canadian personality Monika Deol plays a reporter 143166 1977 Hostage Heart, The T News Media. Terrorists. 143167 2001 Hostage Negotiator, The MT TV Reporter (Kristina Matisic) 143168 1993 Hostages MT SV 202 MacLeverty, Bernard (Teleplay) UK - Ness Book - Based on available material and interviews with family members and officials. Several of actual subjects claimed production was made without their cooperation. British Journalist John McCarthy (Colin Firth) reports on the kidnapping of an Irishman and shortly after is taken hostage himself while on the way to the airport. Imprisoned with the Irishman. They are later transferred to a new location where they are held captive with others including an Associated Press Reporter Terry Anderson (Jay O. Sanders) and a university professor. Victims are journalists and educators. Role of the media is demonstrated when Anderson's sister threatens to talk to the press after getting no cooperation from the state department. Real McCarthy tried to stop film from being made. He was later joined in his protest by Anderson, Brian Keenan and Terry Waite, all real victims. Newsman (Paul Jaynes). Newsman (Gooey Law). 143169 1997 Hostile Intent M Press (Rino Romano) 143170 1997 Hostile Takover M News Media. News Reporter (Penny Leigh). Photographer (John Sparano). 143171 1988 Hostile Witness M SV 297 TV Newscaster (Margery Nelson). Newscaster (Philip Proctor). Reporter (Darwyn Carson). Reporter (Nike Doukas). Reporter (Timothy Jecko). . 143172 2003 Hosts N Wilson, F. Paul Reporter for the local tabloid, The LighT, wants to lionize "Repairman Jack" who is a situation fixer with no last name or Social Security number and no qualms when it comes to getting the job done -- even if it means putting himself into serious danger. The reporter sees Jack's heroism as his ticket to journalistic stardom. The reporter promises to make Jack a celebrity hero, a household name -- which could mean the end of Repairman Jack as we know him. The crusading reporter's efforts to lionize him in print would destroy his anonymity. But the reporter sees Jack as a major stepping stone to fame and fortune. He tracks Jack down and subtly blackmails him. To free his mind from the pesky journalist, Jack accepts a job from an unknown women -- his new client is the sister he has not seen in 15 years. Her lover has changed in something not quite human. 143173 1846 Hosy Biglow: Biglow Papers, The SS Lowell, James Russell Fictional Journalist created by James Lowell. "The Biglow Papers" appeared in the Boston Courier on June 17, 1846, more than 16 years after the first Jack Downing letter had appeared in the Portland Courier. Hosea "Hosy" Biglow, an unlettered Yankee bumpkin whose dialect, no less than his unvarnished sentiments, appealed to a broad spectrum of newspaper readers. 143174 1859 Hot SS Howells, William Dean Press 143175 1980 Hot 30 N OWN - H Sakol, Jeannie Gossip Columnist Dorrie Bridge sprints the truth and nothing but about practically anyone, disappears on her 30th birthday. Lou Dexter, once-respected newsman, accustomed to ending stories with -30-, investigates. Sets out to find the truth from people who knew Dorrie way back when and form those who have every reason to hate her for exposing their secrets. New York, Tennessee, Beverly Hills and Malibu in the 1970s Bridges is known to her enemies as "Scarlet O'Horror." 143176 1935 Hot Bisquits P MLPL Stahl, LeRoy Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 143177 1997 Hot Body Special: Wild Women at Work MT Photographer (Monica) 143178 1972 Hot Box, The M Philippines Journalist Garcia (Charles Dierkop). 143179 2002 Hot Chick, The M Reporter (Wes Takahashi). TV Newscaster (Giselle Fernandez). 143180 1928 Hot Copy SS MLPL Blackman, M.C. In "O'Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1928." Reporter from the Star, Anthony Watkins, a "snapper" reporter, narrates. Arthur M. Dodd hates newspapers and reporters. 143181 1999 Hot Copy MT SVD 818, SVD 1117 Adult News Media 143182 2000 Hot Copy NR Pershing, Diane Harlequin Duet Reporter Sam agrees to fill in as a temporary editor, he doesn't expect the sparks to fly between himself and his new right-hand woman Rachel, a very independent lady who also happens to be his new landlady. Neither expects the attraction to flourish nor for love to take root, but are they both too set in their ways to make a relationship work? 143183 2009 Hot Death, Cold Soup SS Padmanabhan,Manjula Journalist Mrs. Sen from Delhi is asked by an American woman -- who in her desire to embrace traditional Indian culture wholeheartedly, decides to join her Indian husband on his funeral pyre regardless of the fact that such an act is illegal in India -- to record the momentous event for posterity. Dragged from the comforts of her city office to the wilds of Uttar Pradesh with the promise of the story of the decade, Mrs. Sen is somewhat disturbed when the American woman casually drops into after-dinner conversation that her husband is still alive. 143184 2002 Hot Dog M News Media. Z-TV Reporter (Mallin Hallberg). 143185 2002 Hot Dog NM Berenson, Laurien TV Reporter Jill Prescott and her cameraman, Rich. Prescott is a pesky local cable TV reporter who figures that Melanie Travis’ nose for trouble will lead her to the next Big Story. They are annoying, but what’s truly frightening is the presence of someone far more sinister, someone who’s gotten into Melanie’s house at night, who stole her wallet and who let her dogs loose in the neighborhood. Everywhere Melanie turns, Prescott and Rich seem to show up. 143186 1987 Hot Flashes N OWN - H Raskin, Barbara News Media. Four female friends 143187 2007 Hot Fuzz M DVD -R HQ 10761, 10762. Journalist is horrifically murdered by a dark-cloaked figure. The nosy local journalist is one of several murders two policemen try to solve. He was killed because he figured out who the murderers were. 143188 1974 Hot Girls M UK. Adult Short. Photographers (Tim Blackstone, Ray Selfe, Mike Bramman). Interviewer (David McGillivray). 143189 1968 Hot Girls for Men Only M AFI-Editors/Magazines/Publishers Magazine Editor 143190 1996 Hot Gossip N Lawerenson, Deborah (aka Lawrenson, Deborah) Gossip Columnist Anthony Sword is the most famous gossip columnist in London, but while he digs on everyone else, no one knows anything about his background. Why does he keep this such a closely guarded secret? Where does he disappear every Tuesday night. When Rosdy Hope gets her chance to transfer to Fleet Street, she stumbles onto Sword's secret. 143191 1953 Hot Half-Million, The NM Chapman, Robert Press 143192 1970 Hot House, The M AFI-Authors Writer 143193 2006 Hot in Here NR Lyons, Sue Adult Journalist Jenny Yuen lands a very steamy assignment -- cover a firefighter calendar competition with some of the hunkiest half-naked heroes ever. Her personal favorite? Mr. February. Read all about it: the muscular, sexy rookie is the man of Jenny's dreams -- her wildest dreams. She's up for a wickedly sensual game if they play by their very own set of rules. No taboos. No holding back. No commitment. 143194 2006 Hot Item N Phillips, Carly Gossip Columnist reveals big time sports agent Spencer Atkins as gay and the owner of a public relations firm that recently merged with the Hot Zone (Manhattan-based sports management agency and family business) then goes missing for three weeks. What star quarterback has been spotted with a new flavor of arm candy? It’s notorious bad boy Riley Nash, but hsi newest flame is the last person this reporter could imagine -- none other than Sophie Jordan beautiful, buttoned-down, co-owner of The Hot Zone, the industry’s top sports management agency. What’s behind this unlikely team? Some say it has to do with the sudden disappearance of super agent Spencer Atkins. Watch this space because the resulting news is bound to be one Hot Item. 143195 2006 Hot Item NR Phillips, Carly Harlequin Hot Zone Series #3. Gossip Columnist reveals big-time sports agent as a gay. His PR firm recently merged with the Hot Zone, the prestigious Manhattan-based sports management agency and family business. Big Sister Annabelle is on maternity leave and little sister Michell on her honeymoon and Uncle Yank Morgan, the owner of the Hot Zone, eloping with his assistant, Sophie must deal with the crisis on her own. 143196 2005 Hot Kid, The N Leonard, Elmore News Media. Depression-era deputy U.S. Marshal makes headlines wherever he goes telling criminals, "If I have to pull my weapon I'll shoot to kill." A wannabe public enemy tries to bring the U.S. Marshal down. 143197 2008 Hot Line, The N Fox, Cathryn q Reporter is one of three best friends who want to sample The Hot Line, an on-call service that dispatches totally authentic, fully equipped firemen to explore the secret desires of women in need. It’s an irresistible dare for the three best friends wanting to feel the heat -- a curious reporter, a talented lingerie designer and a chef who loves things spicy. 143198 1996 Hot Line: Shutterbugs T DVD -R HQ 2798 Episode. Adult Photographer shoot pictures of nudes and the photos anger his girlfriend. Radio Talk Show Host. 143199 1986 Hot Metal: Beyond the Infinite T UK. Episode #3. 3-2-1986. UK Series 2-1-1986 to 3-1-1989. Editor Harold Stringer (Geoffrey Palmer) of The Daily Crucible tires to preserve dignity and integrity while Managing Editor Russell Spam (Robert Hardy). Courts scandal and the sensational in order to increase circulation. Newsreader (Louise Nelson). Spam launches an anti-Red campaign against Father Teasdale and introduces "Wobblevision" to the page three beauties as a circulation ploy. Bill Tytla (John Gordon-Sinclair). receives a mysterious tip that a nurse knows something sinister about the death of Donald Kubelsky, the Khruschchev impersonator. Tabloid Journalists. Set in Fleet street newspaper, trounces yet another British institution: tabloid journalists of Fleet Street 143200 1986 Hot Metal: Casting the Runes T UK. Episode #4. 3-9-1986. UK Series. Editor Harold Stringer (Geoffrey Palmer) of The Daily Crucible tires to preserve dignity and integrity while Managing Editor Russell Spam (Robert Hardy). Courts scandal and the sensational in order to increase circulation. Newsreader (Louise Nelson). Greg Kettle (Richard Kane) and Spam continue their persecution of Father Teasdale by adding charges of lycanthropy. Rathbone rails against Spitting Image. Bill Tytla (John Gordon-Sinclair). looks into charges (from an anonymous source calling himself "Sore Throat" that the police are involved in covering up the Kubelsky murder. Tabloid Journalists. Set in Fleet street newspaper, trounces yet another British institution: tabloid journalists of Fleet Street 143201 1988 Hot Metal: Crown of Thorns T UK. Episode #11. 4-10-1988. UK Series. Editor Harold Stringer (Geoffrey Palmer) of The Daily Crucible tires to preserve dignity and integrity while Managing Editor Russell Spam (Robert Hardy). Courts scandal and the sensational in order to increase circulation. Newsreader (Louise Nelson). Dicky Lipton (Richard Wilson) begins to lose his grip on reality as the buxom beauties of page three go on strike. Twiggy Rathbone (Robert Hardy). opens "Rat World." Kettle infiltrates EastEnders. Reporter Maggie Troon (Caroline Milmoe) discovers odd evidence of an alien presence at the mass murder site. Newscaster (Charles Collingwood). Japanese Newsreader (Eiji Kusuhara). Tabloid Journalists. Set in Fleet street newspaper, trounces yet another British institution: tabloid journalists of Fleet Street 143202 1988 Hot Metal: Hydra's Head, The T UK. Episode #9. 3-20-1988. UK Series. Editor Harold Stringer (Geoffrey Palmer) of The Daily Crucible tires to preserve dignity and integrity while Managing Editor Russell Spam (Robert Hardy). Courts scandal and the sensational in order to increase circulation. Newsreader (Louise Nelson). Dicky Lipton (Richard Wilson) tries to vet every story as Spam begins publishing 24 hours a day. Greg Kettle (Richard Kane) competes with the Daily Star to save a Nicaraguan horse from the glue factory. Maggie Troon (Caroline Milmoe) discovers another murder as she continues to investigate the judge and his family. Sun Hack (Steve Amber). Tabloid Journalists. Set in Fleet street newspaper, trounces yet another British institution: tabloid journalists of Fleet Street 143203 1988 Hot Metal: Joker to the Thief, The T UK. Episode #8. 3-13-1988. UK Series. Editor Harold Stringer (Geoffrey Palmer) of The Daily Crucible tires to preserve dignity and integrity while Managing Editor Russell Spam (Robert Hardy). Courts scandal and the sensational in order to increase circulation. Newsreader (Louise Nelson). Sparm sets up Dicky Lipton (Richard Wilson) for a serious assault when he imprisons an overweight woman and wires her jaw shut while he and Kettle pursue a sex scandal at an innocent pre-school. Maggie Troon (Caroline Milmoe) follows up a lead about a mass murder involving the family of a High Court judge. Tabloid Journalists. Set in Fleet street newspaper, trounces yet another British institution: tabloid journalists of Fleet Street 143204 1986 Hot Metal: Modern Promethius, The T UK. Episode #2. 2-23-1986. UK Series. Editor Harold Stringer (Geoffrey Palmer) of The Daily Crucible tires to preserve dignity and integrity while Managing Editor Russell Spam (Robert Hardy). Courts scandal and the sensational in order to increase circulation. Newsreader (Louise Nelson). The Crucible launches an all-out campaign supporting a return to capital punishment by interviewing murder victims through a séance and interviewing the brother of a state executioner who hanged himself. Spam discovers man identified as Khrushchev is a fake and the fellow dies during a live television interview. Television Interviewer (Helen Atkinson-Wood). Television Announcer (Nicholas Geake). Tabloid Journalists. Set in Fleet street newspaper, trounces yet another British institution: tabloid journalists of Fleet Street 143205 1986 Hot Metal: Modern Promethius, The T UK. Episode #2. 2-23-1986. UK Series. Editor Harold Stringer (Geoffrey Palmer) of The Daily Crucible tires to preserve dignity and integrity while Managing Editor Russell Spam (Robert Hardy). Courts scandal and the sensational in order to increase circulation. Newsreader (Louise Nelson). Tabloid Reporter-Newspaper. Television Interviewer (Helen Atkinson-Wood). Television Announcer (Nicholas Geake). 143206 1989 Hot Metal: Rat Sat on the Cat, The T UK. Episode #13. 3-10-1989. UK Series. Editor Harold Stringer (Geoffrey Palmer) of The Daily Crucible tires to preserve dignity and integrity while Managing Editor Russell Spam (Robert Hardy). Courts scandal and the sensational in order to increase circulation. Newsreader (Louise Nelson). Twiggy Rathbone (Robert Hardy) threatens to demolish an 11th century church and replace it with the new tower block. Harry defends a Crucible story about cat food. 143207 1988 Hot Metal: Religion of the People T UK. Episode #7. 3-6-1988. UK Series. Editor Harold Stringer (Geoffrey Palmer) of The Daily Crucible tires to preserve dignity and integrity while Managing Editor Russell Spam (Robert Hardy). Courts scandal and the sensational in order to increase circulation. Newsreader (Louise Nelson). Twiggy Rathbone (Robert Hardy) finds a replacement for the missing Harold Stringer. Greg Kettle (Richard Kane) acquires a government list of all known AIDs carriers and Spam signs up God as an advice columnist through Sergeant-Major Ken Lutterworth. 143208 1986 Hot Metal: Respectable Prostitute, The T UK. Episode #6. 3-23-1986. UK Series. Editor Harold Stringer (Geoffrey Palmer) of The Daily Crucible tires to preserve dignity and integrity while Managing Editor Russell Spam (Robert Hardy). Courts scandal and the sensational in order to increase circulation. Newsreader (Louise Nelson). Stringer springs back into action as he gets to the bottom of the Khrushchev impersonator's death and uncovers a political sex scandal. TV-AM Presenter (Nick Owen - Himself). 143209 1986 Hot Metal: Slaughter of the Innocent, The T UK. Episode #5. 3-16-1986. UK Series. Editor Harold Stringer (Geoffrey Palmer) of The Daily Crucible tires to preserve dignity and integrity while Managing Editor Russell Spam (Robert Hardy). Courts scandal and the sensational in order to increase circulation. Newsreader (Louise Nelson). Twiggy Rathbone (Robert Hardy) negotiates a compromise to keep Father Teasdale's church open. Kettle stumbles on a multiple birth. Bill Tytla (John Gordon Sinclair) is caught while searching for Sore Throat's papers. 143210 1986 Hot Metal: Tell-Tale Hart, The T UK. Episode #1. 2-26-1986. UK Series. Editor Harold Stringer (Geoffrey Palmer) of The Daily Crucible tires to preserve dignity and integrity while Managing Editor Russell Spam (Robert Hardy). Courts scandal and the sensational in order to increase circulation. Newsreader (Louise Nelson). Entrepreneur Twiggy Rathbone (Robert Hardy) buys a failing Fleet Street newspaper, The Daily Crucible, and the first coup of the new managing editor Spam is an exclusive smear of Prince Andrew's latest girlfriend. Also, the discovery of Nikita Khrushchev, alive and well in Switzerland. Reporters (Roderic Leigh, Aden Gillett). Photographer (Sean Blowers). 143211 1988 Hot Metal: Twilight Zone, The T UK. Episode #10. 3-27-1988. UK Series. Editor Harold Stringer (Geoffrey Palmer) of The Daily Crucible tires to preserve dignity and integrity while Managing Editor Russell Spam (Robert Hardy). Courts scandal and the sensational in order to increase circulation. Newsreader (Louise Nelson). Newsreader (Charles Collingwood). TV Presenter (Sara Crowe). BBC Producer (Stella Moray). BBC PA (Sarah Whitlock). 143212 1988 Hot Metal: Unleash the Kracken T UK. Episode #12. 4-17-1988. UK Series. Editor Harold Stringer (Geoffrey Palmer) of The Daily Crucible tires to preserve dignity and integrity while Managing Editor Russell Spam (Robert Hardy). Courts scandal and the sensational in order to increase circulation. Newsreader (Louise Nelson). Maggie Troon (Caroline Milmoe) continues to dig into the Hitchcock murders amid rumors of UFOs while Spam and Dicky Lipton (Richard Wilson). try different ways of spiking a critical government report on newspaper standards and practices. Newsreader (Charles Collingwood). Newspaper Hack (John White). TV Interviewer (Clare Clifford). 143213 1983 Hot Money M News Media. Reporter (Don James). Reporter (Diane Polly). 143214 1953 Hot News M Marion, Charles R., Elwood Ullmann (Screenplay) Ness Book Sports Columnist Mark Miller is an ex-fighter who exposes gamblers in the sports racket after a fighter is killed in rigged game. Crooks turn their attention to basketball and manipulate player whose sister is girlfriend of gang leader. She commits suicide but provides sportswriter with the evidence he needs. Reporter is nearly killed before getting the crooks. Society Editor Kerry Baker (Gloria Henry) is the sports columnist's girlfriend. Editor All Bragg (James Flavin). 143215 1928 Hot News M Thompson, Harlan, Monte Brice (Story). Lloyd Corrigan, Grover Jones (Adaptation). George Marion Jr. (Titles). Florence Ryerson (Scenario) AFI-Newsreels/Newspapers/Publish./Photographer - Ness Book Newsreel Camera Girl Pat Clancy (Bebe Daniels) is hired by the publisher of the Sun causing top photographer Scoop Morgan (Neil Hamilton) to quit because he refuses to work with a woman. He gets hired by The Mercury, and the two photographers become rivals. She exposes the theft of a jewel from a maharajah, but she and Scoop Morgan are kidnapped and hidden on a yacht. By the time they are rescued, they have fallen in love. Both newspapers are involved in the newsreel business. Stories they cover involve a wrecked boat, a blimp landing near the Statue of Liberty, and an attempt to get pictures of the maharajah that finds the two leads dressed as adagio dancers. "While the Mercury was going down the Sun was rising" (Title Card). 143216 1936 Hot News M Great Britain English Journalist who is inept chosen to be guest reporter on a Chicago paper. Comedy of errors 143217 1931 Hot News N USC Gauvreau, Emile Henry Tabloid Newspaper. Portrait of a tabloid newspaper. New York tabloid journalism written by one of the most successful editors of such dailies in their sensational days. Indictment based on actual stories, lurid ad overdone Our chief sob sister was coming through with her own story. Good tabloid day. Claire was society editor of the New England Repository. Five years of dull, uninspiring newspaper work had made her a newspaper drudge. Group of sob sisters industriously employed in supplying tears and sights. 143218 1931 Hot News Margie M DVD -R HQ 3152. DVD -R HQ 3185. Reporter Hot News Margie (Marjorie Beebe) of the Gazette, a Tabloid newspaper. Newspaper Editor (Charles C. Wilson). Gazette Headline: "Raid 4 Love Nests." She comes in with news that hasn’t happen yet. But keep your eyes on that window. A man falls. Editor to reporters: "Listen you fatheads, every rival tab in town is stepping out ahead of us. If you birds can't get the dope on... go back to the School of Journalism. I want news. And I don't care whose keyhole you have to peep through to get it." Editor wants story on quarterback is really married to a beautiful showgirl. She says she'll get the story even if she has to make the whole team. She goes up in heaven and is asked by Saint Peter who she is. She says. "I'm Hot News Marge of the Gazette." He says: "What a tabloid reporter?" And sends her down to hell. In early scene, bullet-proof brassiere saves her life. Newspaper Office Boy (George Offerman, Jr.). 143219 2005 Hot Number NR Phillips, Carly Harlequin Hot Zone Series #2 Publicity Micki Jordan is co-owner of The Hot Zone Sports Agency and publicist to the brightest stars in the sports world. She promises to end her tomboy ways and transforms herself into one hot number, no longer "just one of the guys." The tomboyish PR executive is as much at home on the playing field as in a locker room full of naked guys. Aging minor league center fielder with a bad wrist shares a alcohol-fueled kiss with her on New Year's Eve she can't forget. 143220 1935 Hot Off the Press M Kyne, Peter B. (Short Story - "New Pardner, The" Circulation Manager of the Evening Call, Bill Jeffry (Jack LaRue), joins rival paper, The Star Bulletin. Battle of the newsboys. 143221 2003 Hot Off the Press NR Warren, Nancy Harlequin Reporters Tess Elliot and Mike Grundel at competing newspapers stumble on a news story that could make their careers. Only problem is they have to work together to get the story and working together is the last thing either of them wants to do. Somewhere between hot leads and hot arguments, an attraction heats up. Bad boy Reporter Grundel thinks his fledgling colleague at the competing newspaper is a "princess" coasting on her father's connections. She is determined to make it on her own. Both are stuck as movie reviewers attending the same movies. Movie review snippets at the beginning of each chapter show how much they disagree. Both uncover leads on same high-profile story, decide to work together. Become lovers. Tess has Grace Kelly looks and style, intelligence and drive. Snappy repartee. Grundel finally comes to terms with what he really wants out of life -- a future with the woman he loves. Tess Elliott is just itching for the chance to prove herself as a serious reporter. All she needs is a juicy story to get the recognition she needs. When the perfect story practically falls in her lap, she’s all over it. But rival reporter and resident bad boy Mike Grundel wants in on the action, too, Tess is determined not to let him beat her to the punch, and will do what she has to do -- even if it means falling for the sexy rebel. Rich princesses were never on Mike’s list of conquests. But then, Tess isn’t your typical rich princess. Underneath the prim and proper exterior, he knows an improper vixen is waiting to be unleashed. It’s so easy to take her on and compete for a front-page story. Of course, Mike isn’t interested only in reporting. Getting under Tess’s skin is just as fun. Now it’s getting her under the covers that’s going to take some work. 143222 2006 Hot Off the Presses NR Stilletto, Trixie Sports Editor Samantha Cruise has always had a strict rule. Work is work, play is play. Right up to her birthday when she has sex with a stranger at a company party, Samantha sticks to her rule through thick and thin. Like Murphy’s Law, Samantha’s ride on the wild side comes back to haunt her when she learns her stranger is the new Publisher of her newspaper. Can she keep separate two demanding lovers, her career she loves and a man who makes her feel things she’s only dreamed about without sacrificing her integrity? Publisher Kurt Boscoe has always chosen the easy path in life. “If it feels good, do it” is his motto. Now, he’s out to prove to his father that he can control his libido and make a success in their family newspaper business. But when he succumbs to temptation on his first night in town, Kurt decides he can have his cake and eat it too. Except his dream lover is his employee and has this annoying problem with integrity. Can he convince her that playing at work is a win-win situation? 143223 1986f Hot Properties N OWN - P Yglesias, Rafael News Editor David Bergman is an ambitious journalist at a leading newsmagazine who realizes that his way to the top has been sabotaged by office intrigue. Bergman is a young star of journalism who is put on the fast track for the top job at America’s most successful magazine. He is one of several ambitious, opportunistic New York yuppies, each desperate for success, power, fame, money and glamorous sexual partners. Prophetic account of the effect on young writers of the concentration of media companies and their need to maximize profits. Tony Winters is a serious playwright, sidelined and sideswiped by Hollywood. Patty Lane, beautiful and smart, can’t get men to take her seriously and writes a tell-all about an affair with a powerful man that makes her a cult figure. Fred Tatter, the ultimate hack, crawls and begs for acceptance. 143224 2008 Hot Property N Phillips, Carly PR Publicist Amy Stone works for Hot Zone and Athletes Only, a sports public relations firm. Hottie John Roper, a high-maintenance outfielder feels a cold downturn in his public and personal life after getting injured and losing the World Series for the New York Renegades. After meeting adorable Floridian Stone at a friend’s wedding, he later discovers she’s his new handler at Hot Zone. Amy’s wowed by John during a New Year’s bash, spends the night on the sofa and attracts the paparazzi the next day. As she helps him reclaim his life and navigate his difficult family, she decides their relationship must stay strictly professional. After a World Series disaster, fans diss him, shock jocks mock him and is dysfunctional family hassles him for money he really can’t spare. Now it’s up to him, and Hot Zone publicity Amy Stone, to get his life back on track. Amy finds it’s easier said than done. What with the constant intrusions of his nutty family, a crazed fan playing stalker, and Roper’s refusal to put his own needs first, she’s starting to think that life in the fast lane isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. But when the two retreat to a secluded lodge, the sexy center fielder throws Amy a curve ball -- one she never saw coming. 143225 1983 Hot Pursuit M Photographer (Dirk Smiths). 143226 1979 Hot Rod MT Cameraman (Carmen Argenziano). 143227 1958 Hot Rod Gang M Radio Interviewer Earl McDaniels (Earl McDaniels) 143228 1952 Hot Seat, The DT Host Stuart Scheftel interviews 143229 2009 Hot Shot NR Fredrick, M.J. Reporter Peyton Michaels expected her assignment to be simple -- write an article about everyday heroes, such as a hot shot firefighter. She never expected to find herself running up a mountain, a wildfire nipping at her heels, her life in his hands. The firefighter has had enough of women who want to make him into someone he is not. Women like his ex-wife, who couldn’t handle the heat of his job. Like Peyton, who sees him as a hero when he’s just a man doing a job. Except time after time, the pesky reporter proves her mettle. She is getting deeper under his skin. But there’s an arsonist at work and danger is closing in with the speed of a raging brush fire. Peyton and the firefighter have to dig deep for what it takes to be a real hero, to find the courage to reach out and grab a forever kind of love before it’s too late. 143230 1986 Hot Shots: Absent Minded T Episode #8. 11-18-1986. Canadian TV Series (1986) Tabloid Journalists. Two bickering tabloid journalists Jake West (Booth Savage) and Amanda Reed (Dorothy Parks) and the crimes they investigate for a crime-story magazine. Boss Nicholas Broderick (Paul Burke) and his assistant, Al Pendleton (Clark Johnson). 143231 1986 Hot Shots: Accidental Victims T Episode #6. 10-28-1986. Canadian TV Series (1986) Tabloid Journalists. Two bickering tabloid journalists Jake West (Booth Savage) and Amanda Reed (Dorothy Parks) and the crimes they investigate for a crime-story magazine. Boss Nicholas Broderick (Paul Burke) and his assistant, Al Pendleton (Clark Johnson). 143232 1986 Hot Shots: All in the Game T Episode #4. 10-14-1986. Canadian TV Series (1986) Tabloid Journalists. Two bickering tabloid journalists Jake West (Booth Savage) and Amanda Reed (Dorothy Parks) and the crimes they investigate for a crime-story magazine, Crime World. Boss Nicholas Broderick (Paul Burke) and his assistant, Al Pendleton (Clark Johnson). 143233 1986 Hot Shots: Bluebeard’s Inn T Episode #2. 9-30-1986. Canadian TV Series (1986) Tabloid Journalists. Two bickering tabloid journalists Jake West (Booth Savage) and Amanda Reed (Dorothy Parks) and the crimes they investigate for a crime-story magazine. Boss Nicholas Broderick (Paul Burke) and his assistant, Al Pendleton (Clark Johnson). 143234 1986 Hot Shots: Cut Off in His Prime T Episode #7. 11-11-1986. Canadian TV Series (1986) Tabloid Journalists. Two bickering tabloid journalists Jake West (Booth Savage) and Amanda Reed (Dorothy Parks) and the crimes they investigate for a crime-story magazine. Boss Nicholas Broderick (Paul Burke) and his assistant, Al Pendleton (Clark Johnson). 143235 1986 Hot Shots: Family Jules, The T Episode #11. 12-9-1986. Canadian TV Series (1986) Tabloid Journalists. Two bickering tabloid journalists Jake West (Booth Savage) and Amanda Reed (Dorothy Parks) and the crimes they investigate for a crime-story magazine. Boss Nicholas Broderick (Paul Burke) and his assistant, Al Pendleton (Clark Johnson). 143236 1986 Hot Shots: Riot T Episode #13. 12-23-1986. Canadian TV Series (1986) Tabloid Journalists. Two bickering tabloid journalists Jake West (Booth Savage) and Amanda Reed (Dorothy Parks) and the crimes they investigate for a crime-story magazine. Boss Nicholas Broderick (Paul Burke) and his assistant, Al Pendleton (Clark Johnson). 143237 1986 Hot Shots: Roll Over, Agatha Christie T Episode #12. 12-16-1986. Canadian TV Series (1986) Tabloid Journalists. Two bickering tabloid journalists Jake West (Booth Savage) and Amanda Reed (Dorothy Parks) and the crimes they investigate for a crime-story magazine. Boss Nicholas Broderick (Paul Burke) and his assistant, Al Pendleton (Clark Johnson). 143238 1986 Hot Shots: Star, The T Episode #1. 9-23-1986. Canadian TV Series (1986) Tabloid Journalists. Two bickering tabloid journalists Jake West (Booth Savage) and Amanda Reed (Dorothy Parks) and the crimes they investigate for a crime-story magazine, Crime World. Boss Nicholas Broderick (Paul Burke) and his assistant, Al Pendleton (Clark Johnson). 143239 1986 Hot Shots: Tails You Lose T Episode #9. 11-25-1986. Canadian TV Series (1986) Tabloid Journalists. Two bickering tabloid journalists Jake West (Booth Savage) and Amanda Reed (Dorothy Parks) and the crimes they investigate for a crime-story magazine. Boss Nicholas Broderick (Paul Burke) and his assistant, Al Pendleton (Clark Johnson). 143240 1986 Hot Shots: To Bee or Not to Bee T Episode #5. 10-21-1986. Canadian TV Series (1986) Tabloid Journalists. Two bickering tabloid journalists Jake West (Booth Savage) and Amanda Reed (Dorothy Parks) and the crimes they investigate for a crime-story magazine. Boss Nicholas Broderick (Paul Burke) and his assistant, Al Pendleton (Clark Johnson). 143241 1986 Hot Shots: Warriors T Episode #3. 10-7-1986. Canadian TV Series (1986) Tabloid Journalists. Two bickering tabloid journalists Jake West (Booth Savage) and Amanda Reed (Dorothy Parks) and the crimes they investigate for a crime-story magazine. Boss Nicholas Broderick (Paul Burke) and his assistant, Al Pendleton (Clark Johnson). 143242 1986 Hot Shots: Writ of Habeas Corpse T Episode #10. 12-2-1986. Canadian TV Series (1986) Tabloid Journalists. Two bickering tabloid journalists Jake West (Booth Savage) and Amanda Reed (Dorothy Parks) and the crimes they investigate for a crime-story magazine. Boss Nicholas Broderick (Paul Burke) and his assistant, Al Pendleton (Clark Johnson). 143243 1993 Hot Shots! Part Deux M News Media. News Reporter (Pat Harvey). News Anchorman (Wayne Satz). 143244 2005 Hot Spot NR Rawlins, Debbi Reporter Jack Logan is one of the hottest reporters on the planet and he has agreed to a sizzling photo shoot at New York’s hotspot hotel. He’s the sexiest man in Manhattan and Photographer Madison Tate has him on camera. She finally got her big break. If all goes well, and Madison can convince Jack shirts are optional, she’ll score a coveted magazine cover. But there’s a hitch: Jack won’t strip a single stitch. Behind closed door things are hotting up. Jack hates to admit it, but there’s something exhilarating about the straight-talking photographer who’s wreaking havoc with his libido. But Jack isn’t interested in being a pinup. Still, he may have to give in to their red-hot attraction since Madison is quickly proving to be irresistible. 143245 2007 Hot Spot, The N TaRessa Public Relations Practitioner Kendra Harrell is PR whiz who is hopelessly in love with love. But her latest crush presents a real conflict of interest. Yusef Huntley is the sexy chief of staff for Atlanta’s high-profile congressman, who happens to be Kendra’s client. Does she dare mix business with pleasure? Her friends are divided on this one, but they’ve got problems of their own. Meghan Bennett is the African-American Princess of Protocol -- and Atlanta’s leading VIP event planner. To top things off, her Mr. Right has finally popped the question. But Meghan can’t accept until she figures out what to do about his One Big Flaw -- in the bedroom. Stephanie Ivey is a slick corporate tigress who juggles the city’s most eligible men with ease. But despite her skills at seduction, she can’t crack her own personal pleasure code -- much to her dissatisfaction. Torn between romance and ambition, Kendra lands an assignment that could combine both -- the chance to create a campaign for a lush new Caribbean resort. Soon she and her friends are packing their bags and leaving Atlanta for what becomes a sexy, scandalous comedy of errors that will call for Kendra’s unique spin. 143246 2004 Hot Stuff NR Phillips, Carly Harlequin Hot Zone Series #1. Publicists Annabelle Jordan and her two sisters -- Sophie and Michelle -- work for their uncle's firm, the Hot Zone. The eldest Annabelle has become a powerhouse in the PR department, but her attraction to egocentric bad boys has proven to be a problem. The sisters were orphans in frilly dresses when they to live with their sports-lawyer uncle in his world of locker rooms, bookies and gambling. After her latest boyfriend dumps her for an actress, she takes a personal vow of celibacy until she meets her newest client, an ex-football star. He's building a lodge for kids with learning disabilities and since someone seems intent on sabotaging his efforts, he needs positive publicity fast. 143247 1957 Hot Summer Night M DVD -R HQ 6037, 6038. SVDSP 568 Hicks, Edwin P. (Story). Morton Fine, David Friedkin (Screenplay) Ness Book Former Reporter William Joel Partain (Leslie Nielsen) downsized from the Kansas City Herald. While on his honeymoon, he sees a chance to score a big scoop by interviewing a local killer. Reporter doesn’t tell his wife, but he is hard on the trail of his exclusive story. He and his wife go to a bar to find out where he can find the killer’s girlfriend. Two of killer's henchmen blindfold reporter, knock him out and take him to hideout. Gangster agrees to interview because he wants publicity and believes he has support of the common people. One member of the mob goes berserk during interview and kills gangster and another gang member. Reporter has to talk fast to save his life. Kansas City editors receive the reporter’s ransom note. Newspaper has to run an advertisement in the morning edition or the crooks will kill the reporter. Peter Wang, night editor of the Kansas City Herald, runs ad to stall for time. Wang tries to get ransom money from publisher. Reporter uses crook as shield trying to escape, but gangster shoots the crook and wounds reporter. Reporter's wife and police arrive just in time to save his life. Newspaperman on Street (Malcolm Atterbury). 143248 1998 Hot Toddy N Palmer, Frank Magazine Editor is in conflict with Detective Superintendent Phil “Sweeney” Todd in a case involving a security service agent who disappears while hunting a renegade ex-spy handler at an international conference in Nottingham. A gun is missing. So is money from a slush fund. And when the M15 man is found dead in a drain, Todd suspects an inside job. His probe brings him into conflict with the agent’s partner, a powerful peer, a blonde translator who offers more than interpreting services, and the magazine editor. 143249 1980 Hot Type N OWN - H Lipsyte, Marjorie Newspaper. Arlyn Crane is a secretary on the most important newspaper in New York City during the 1960 presidential campaign. She aspires to be a reporter, but finds that it is difficult for women to move up in the newspaper business. Finally wins her promotion by helping to uncover the murderer of a call girl. 143250 1988 Hot Type N Daniels, Kristy Editors receive the reporter’s ransom note. The newspaper has to run an advertisement in the morning edition if it is willing to pay the ransom or the crooks will kill the reporter. 143251 2005 Hot Type N Flynn, Joseph Newspaperman Dan Cameron gets a cool old typewriter for his 40th birthday. It once belonged to Ben Hecht, who used it to write the movie "Notorious." Dan uses it to write a best-seller. Then the Hecht estate says the typewriter was stolen and demands its return. As his lawyers fight in court, Dan and his wife, Erin, take off so he can get at least one more book out of the machine. Bank robber Fetch McDonald is three weeks away from parole when his father brings bad news. Fetch's ex-wife, Verene, who still holds title to his heart, is going to remarry - in two weeks. One week before Fetch's release. With the help of his cousin, Lerome, Fetch breaks out. But the car Lerome has stolen breaks down. Right outside of Dan and Erin's cabin in the woods. The two desperados steal the Camerons' SUV. And Lerome, a quirky sort, steals Dan's typewriter and the only copy of his new novel. Not long after that Fetch and an unlikely accomplice are duplicating the crimes described in Dan's novel. Dan and Erin have no choice but to join in the manhunt. If the court rules against Dan, what's he going to say? An escaped convict stole the typewriter? Yeah, right. Besides, Dan thinks there's a new book in tracking down the thieves. 143252 2003 Hot Under the Collar N Hill, Kristin Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Nathan "Nate" Taylor for Baltimore Today writes an article on the front page about Sondra Lane, The Voice in the Night, the woman with the sexy voice that entices her audience from midnight to 4 a.m. on WKDY in Baltimore. Taylor's editor tells him if he can get an interview with Lane before any other reporter, he would get a promotion. But Lane -- who is really a brunette holding a part-time day-job at a fitness job -- is elusive. She will not grant interviews to anyone. To get close, Taylor wears a disguise, acquires a phony French accent, and moonlights as a cab driver. He becomes close the woman who is really the Lane. 143253 1937 Hot Water M Kavanaugh, Katharine (Source - Characters). Ron Ferguson, Eleanor De Lamater (Story). Robert Chapin, Karen De Wolf (Screenplay). Ness Book Editor Roger Jones (George Ernest) writes a story for his small newspaper, The Maryville Tattler about the mayor's cousin owning an illegal gambling bar. Reporter for the city's daily paper rewrites the story. Fraud eventually exposed. Reporters (Ray Walker, Billy Wayne). Photographer (George Chandler). Radio Announcer (Carroll Nye). Newsboy (Harry Watson). 143254 2001 Hotel M DVD -R HQ 8351, 8352 Reporter, tourists, and an assassin cause problems for a filmmaker and his crew in Venice, Italy. 143255 2006 Hotel Babylon T UK. Five Episodes. Journalists (Ashley Barker, Olivia Scott, James Puddephatt, Fred Perry, Summer Strallen) 143256 2007 Hotel Babylon: T UK. Episode #13. 3-22-2007 Photographer (Jon-Paul Hevey). 143257 1998 Hotel Bon Sejour MTF Miniseries News Media. Present Journalist (Duarte Araujo). Journalist (Miguel Vieira). 143258 2005 Hotel Caesar: T Episode #66. 5-25-2005 Radio Reporter (Tom Sterri). 143259 1987 Hotel Colonial M TV Newscaster (Roger Bronte) 143260 2007 Hotel de Dream N White, Edmund Author-Journalist Stephen Crane dictates a novel about a teenage male prostitute in 1890s Manhattan on his deathbed at age 28. Novelist Henry James is portrayed as an extremely mean, repressed old queen. Use of real characters in a fictional setting. 143261 1996 Hotel de Love M Newspaperman (John Forsyth). 143262 2003 Hotel Erotica: Layover T SVD 1502 Episode. Adult Movie Critics are former lovers who have nothing but positive reviews for erotic romps during a film festival. 143263 2003 Hotel Erotica: Secret Admirer T DVD -R HQ 6318. SVD 1502 Episode. Adult Travel Writer-Hotel Critic Carl Brine writes hotel reviews for National Travel Magazine. Arrives with female photographer and is in for some erotic surprises. 143264 1939 Hotel for Woman M Photographer (Barnett Parker). 143265 1963 Hotel Mamie Stover N Huie, William Bradford Weinberg List Journalist 143266 1995 Hotel Manor Inn, The M SVD 551 TV Tabloid intern interrupts a caretaker's plans to convert an insane asylum into a luxury hotel 143267 1984 Hotel New Hampshire, The M SVD 1545 News Media. Mean Female Reporter (Prudence Emery). Reporter No. 1 (Jon Hutman). Reporter No. 2 (James V. Mathews). New York Journalist (Jeffrey Cohen). 143268 1996 Hotel Sorrento (aka Sorrento Beach) M Rayson, Hannie (Play -- "Hotel Sorrento"). Richard Franklin, Peter Fitzpatrick (Screenplay) Australia - Ness Book Editor Dick (John Hargreaves), of the bi-monthly liberal paper, The Australian Voice, discovers best-selling author is from Sorrento and decides to contact her family. Friend says people are entitled to their privacy. He says he wants an exclusive. He plays up to the author's sister without revealing he is a journalist. Friend accuses him of pretending to romance her for the sake of a story, but she keeps his secret. At a family gathering, journalist gets into a fight with the author. He perceives her to be anti-Australian. Family tensions surface. Next day, he apologizes to the sister. "I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings." "Don't worry about it, Marge. I don't have any feelings. Remember, I'm a journalist." Commentators, Football (Shane Healy, Sam Newman). 143269 2002 Hotel World N Smith, Alli. Reporter at the Global Hotel 143270 1987 Hotel: Dark Horses T VHS 1298 (Beginning). SVD 1243 (Ending) Episode #105. 11-28-1987. Series 1983-1988. Public Relations Director Mark Danning (Shea Farrell) is the handsome and likable PR director of San Francisco's St. Gregory hotel. News Media. Reporters. Many references to press. Photojournalist Scott Osborne (Adrian Zmed) is an unaccredited yet charismatic press photographer who hopes to make a name for himself with his coverage of Senator James Powell. Scott's camera case conceals the components of a high-powered rifle and his target is Powell. At a banquet for the senator, Scott pulls out his gun. Billy shouts a warning to Reynolds who tackles Powell removing him from target range as Scott fires. Powell is the leading presidential candidate. Christine, who met him during her vacation, is rumored in the tabloids as the woman he plans to marry. Christine tells Powell that she admires him greatly but could never accept life in a fishbowl sharing her husband with the public and the press. 143271 1984 Hotel: Flesh and Blood T Episode #24. 10-10-1984 Public Relations Director Mark Danning (Shea Farrell) is the handsome and likable PR director of San Francisco's St. Gregory hotel. News Media. Journalist Alexander Heath wants to interview Mrs. Cabot for a magazine cover story. The hotel staff is excited. After various blunders by the well-meaning staff, Heath forsakes the "quiet elegance" theme of his article and praises the staff's unpretentious human qualities instead. 143272 1986 Hotel: Hearts Divided T SVD 1101. SVD 907 (Incomplete) Episode #71. 4-2-1986 Public Relations Director Mark Danning (Shea Farrell) is the handsome and likable PR director of San Francisco's St. Gregory hotel. Tabloid Reporter Stella Falco (Sarah Douglas) makes headlines out of a 16-year-old faith healer who accepts $50,000 to heal a wealthy crippled man. She nearly dies in the effort. Her brother secretly sells her story to Falco. In order to send Rachel back to obscurity, Peter convinces the reporter to brand Rachel as a fraud. 143273 1985 Hotel: Illusions T SVD 883 Episode #43. 5-29-1985 Reporters Ray Stern (Henry Polic) and Natasha Cellini (Laura Johnson) are trailing a wartime Air Force hero, record-breaking jet pilot, financial wizard, author and philanthropist in town for a banquet honoring him as Man of the Year. They have been assigned to do an in-depth feature on him. Peter and Cellini are former lovers who revive their affair in her room. She knows the story of Foreman's troubled family life including his estrangement from one son and the suicide of another. But she decides not to reveal this in her story. Instead, she intends to concentrate on the strength of his wife. On the day he is to receive Man of the Year award, Foreman dies of a heart attack. Journalist Natasha Cellini (Laura Johnson) is reunited with McDermott when she is in town to interview a respected businessman whose public image belies family problems. Public Relations. San Francisco's St. Gregory. Mark Danning (Shea Farrell) is the handsome and likable public-relations director. Peter McDermott is the general manager. 143274 1984 Hotel: Intimate Strangers T Episode #24. 9-26-1984 Public Relations Director Mark Danning (Shea Farrell) is the handsome and likable PR director of San Francisco's St. Gregory hotel. News Media. Reporter #1 (William B. Snider). Reporter #2 (Austin Stoker). 143275 1983 Hotel: Offer, The T SVD 876 Episode #10. 12-7-1983 Reporter J J. (Jennifer) Powell (Dianne Kay) goes after an exclusive story about a press-shy rock star. Without letting on that she is a journalist, Powell manages to meet him. He is in disguise (no wig and dressed in tweed jacket) and claims to be a travel agent. After spending the entire day and night together, Powell refuses to expose the publicity-shy rocker, but her editor publishes the article anyway. Public Relations Director Mark Danning (Shea Farrell) is the handsome and likable PR director of San Francisco's St. Gregory hotel. 143276 1984 Hotel: Outsiders T Episode #27 11-21-1984 Public Relations Director Mark Danning (Shea Farrell) is the handsome and likable PR director of San Francisco's St. Gregory hotel. News Media Book Critic Nick Braithwaite (Charles Frank). Talk-Show Host Dick Cavett (Himself). At a booksellers' convention lures Agatha Deming, author of a lurid best-selling novel, meets Nick by accident hiding their true identities from each other. Later Nick and Agatha get drunk and spend the night together. When they discover each other's identities, Nick calls her book trash and Agatha storms out. They appear on the Dick Cavett show that evening and Cavett observes as love wins out. 143277 1985 Hotel: Passports T Episode #49. 8-14-1985. Public Relations Director Mark Danning (Shea Farrell) is the handsome and likable PR director of San Francisco's St. Gregory hotel. Reporter (R.J. Adams). 143278 1986 Hotel: Promises to Keep T Episode #74. 4-30-1986 Public Relations Director Mark Danning (Shea Farrell) is the handsome and likable PR director of San Francisco's St. Gregory hotel. News Media. Reporter #2 (David Ursin). A legendary movie star comes out of seclusion to confront her daughter whose publisher and lover persuaded her to write a sensational book chronicling her mother's cruelties. Unknown to her, her manager originally presented the book idea to the girl's lover as a way of getting exposure to the actress and bringing her out of retirement. Looking for a profitable publicity stunt, they try to manipulate the two women into a public reconciliation. Only after breaking from the two's parasitic grip can the mother and daughter come to an understanding. 143279 1986 Hotel: Separations T Episode #75. 5-14-1986 Public Relations Director Mark Danning (Shea Farrell) is the handsome and likable PR director of San Francisco's St. Gregory hotel. News Media. Journalist #1 (Len Ross). Journalist #2 (Hugh Karraker). After a 20-year absence, Peter's brother Owen shows up as a bodyguard to the president of a South American country. When Owen, formerly a mercenary, almost kills a reporter, Peter reprimands his brother. Peter learns Owen is responsible for their father's death. He throws him against a wall and storms off. The female president explains to Peter that Owen was not responsible for their father's death. Before Owen leaves, he and Peter embrace. Owen promises to return some day. Peter leaves Christine and the hotel. 143280 1986 Hotel: Shadows of Doubt (Part Two) T Episode #62. 1-15-1986 Public Relations Director Mark Danning (Shea Farrell) is the handsome and likable PR director of San Francisco's St. Gregory hotel. Reporter (Leonard Ross). 143281 1984 Hotel: Transitions T SVD 885 Episode #26. 11-14-1984 TV Sportscaster Larry Dawson (Robert Reed) must choose between his wife and his lover. He and his director Biff Henry (Granville Van Dusen) are in San Francisco to telecast a '49ers football game. When Dawson's wife arrives unexpectedly she finds her husband and his director together in a flagrant situation and is stunned when her husband admits he's bisexual. In spite of their dilemma, Dawson and his wife share a reunion with their son in town from school. Public Relations Director Mark Danning (Shea Farrell) is the handsome and likable PR director of San Francisco's St. Gregory hotel. 143282 1983 Hotel: Triangles T Episode #70. 3-12-1986 Public Relations Director Mark Danning (Shea Farrell) is the handsome and likable PR director of San Francisco's St. Gregory hotel. Reporter (Roger Scott). 143283 1946 Hotell Kakbrinken MF Journalist (Ivar Kage). 143284 2001 Hotellet: TF Episode #17. 3-22-2001 Journalist (Soren Malling). 143285 2002 Hotellet: T Episode #48. 9-4-2002 Journalist (Mette Marckmann). 143286 2004 Hotet MF Sweden TV Journalist (Lisbeth Akerman). 143287 1991 Hothouse Rose Part I M Cameraman (Ralph Parfait - The Cameraman). 143288 1991 Hotline to Terror NJ Schultz, Marion School Reporter Abbie Lane investigates mysterious goings-on at Huntley High -- a werewolf is terrorizing the school, while pursuing her cute but slightly suspicious editor, Conway Davis. 143289 1986 Hottentot Room, The N OWN - H Hope, Christopher African-American South African Journalist Caleb Looper, deported 143290 1953 Houdini M Editor (Lewis Martin). 143291 1998 Houdini MT Reporter #1 (James Barbour). Reporter #2 (Ralph Meyering, Jr.). Reporter #3 (Jeffrey Cox). Reporter #4 (Kevin Shinick). Journalist (David Bickford). 143292 1965 Hound's Tooth, The N McDowell, Robert Emmett Journalist 143293 1980 Hour Before Midnight, The N Salisbury, John Journalist 143294 1980 Hour Magazine DT Series. Summer 1980 to December 1988 Hosts Gary Collins, Pat Mitchell (1980-1983), Bonnie Strauss (1983-1985). 143295 1957 Hour of Decision M VHS 891 Goldsmith, Frederic (Novel - "Murder in Mayfair"). Norman Hudis (Screenplay) UK. Ness Book Columnist Garry Bax (Anthony Dawson) for the Daily Gazette keels over dead after making nightclub rounds of his "parish." Reporter Joe Sanders (Jeff Morrow) for the European Bureau of Globe Magazine finds out new wife was last person to meet columnist. Columnist had letters she wrote to him before she meet Sanders and she was trying to get them back. Reporter accepts assignment to investigate the death with intention of trying to find missing letters to keep police from connecting his wife to killing. He goes with police on their initial inquiries and manages to destroy photos he finds of his wife in columnist's apartment. Reporter's wife signed missing letters with nickname and police try to track down the author. Club Photographer (Jack Taylor). Reporter pursues own investigation. Tries to get inspector to question columnist's widow saying he will attack inspector in print if he doesn't do his job. Reporter solves case -- millionaire suspect is killer. "You look like 900,000 dollars." "Why not a million?" "Oh, I'm just a poor reporter. I can't raise the other hundred grand." "You're an ambitious reporter. You don't just cover a murder story. You want to hand the killer over to the police." "Well, it would make a better headline." 143296 1946 Hour of Mystery, The R Series Press 143297 1955 Hour of Stars: Deadline Decision (aka 20th Century Hour, The: Deadline Decision) T DVD -R HQ 3007. SVD 1164 Same as 20th Century Hour series of dramas Publisher (Charles Bickford) of a small-town newspaper runs crime story jeopardizing abducted child's life 143298 1956 Hour of Stars: False Witness T SVDSP 1366 TV adaptation of the 1948 drama, "Call Northside 777." Reporter (Fred MacMurray) trying to clear a convicted cop-killer. 143299 1955 Hour of Stars: Man of the Law T DVD -R HQ 3846. SVD 1407 Lang, David (Teleplay). Frank Fenton, Joseph Petracci (Story) Hour of Stars (aka 20th Century-Fox Hour, The). Series (1955-1957) Editor of The Vaquero Sentinel George Kingsley (Johnny Washbrook) sees a murder during a hold-up and is killed by the bandits when he gets ready to testify against the shooter in court. 143300 1955 Hour of Stars: Miracle on 34th Street T DVD -R HQ 2603 Press. Newspapers. Kris Kringle (Thomas Mitchell) 143301 1984 Hour, The N OWN - H Nessen, Ron TV Reporter Pamela Ganderson of CBN admits why she choose television news over a newspaper career. More money and fame. 143302 1995 Hourglass M Photographer (John Elk) 143303 1940 House Across the Bay, The M Reporters (Paul Phillips, John Bohn). Newsboy (Allen Wood) 143304 1949 House Across the Street, The M DVD -R HQ 2989, 2937. SVDSP 669 Chanslor, Roy (Story - "Hi, Nellie!") Russell Hughes (Screenplay) Ness Book - Fourth time "Hi, Nellie!" Remade. Editor Dave Joslin (Wayne Morris), managing editor of the Star Chronicle demoted to Dolly Trent's "Bewildered Hearts" column. Criticized by Newspaper Owner H. H. Grennell (Alan Hale) for accusing police of bungling job protecting witness who was murdered. Owner hopes Joslin never makes mistake. Editor says if he ever does owner can fire him. Joslin romances Advice Columnist Kit Williams (Janis Paige). Complains if she stays on job she will become gibbering idiot. Editor runs story implicating gangster. Racketeer shows up threatening to sue. Owner decides to fire ME Joslin, but contract doesn't allow it. Puts him on "Bewildered Hearts" column. Editor goes on bender until Williams chews him out. Owner decides to return Editor to City Desk. Joslin decides to stay with column, investigates gangster, almost gets run over by car, gets crook to testify against gangster, becomes managing editor again. Gives Williams choice of marrying him or doing advice column. She opts for marriage. New York Times, 9/2/49: ."Movie newspaper man ...the one who browbeats his own employer and virtually subsidizes bar." Reporter (Ray Montgomery). 143305 1997 House Arrest N Morris, Mary Travel Magazine Writer Maggie Conover returns to a small Caribbean island to work on an update to a guidebook entry she wrote two years earlier. The 36-year-old journalist works for "the aging-hippie travel guide service." Problem is during last trip she befriended the daughter of the island's dictator and helped her flee the island. Returning to the totalitarian state, she is arrested and detained in a seedy hotel. Never contacts embassy or lawyer in spite of interrogation and other frightening incidents. Held under house arrest. Conover's life in Brooklyn with architect husband and five-year-old daughter. Even after 10 years of roaming the world updating a series of travel guides, her natural restlessness prods her to pack her bags every few months for another trek to the unknown 143306 1936 House Broken M UK Only Press 143307 2008 House Bunny, The M Publisher Hugh “Hef” Hefner, publisher of Playboy. A Playboy Bunny is banished from Hef’s mansion on the grounds she is too old: 27 (she is told that is 59 in Bunny years). 143308 1979 House Calls: Nude Girl in Town, The T Episode News Media. Ann comes to the defense of a nurse who is about to be fired for posing nude in a men's magazine 143309 1979 House Calls: Six O'clock Noose, The T Episode. Series 12-17-1979 to 9-1982 TV News Team wants to film the everyday operations at the hospital 143310 2006 House Divided, A M News Media. Reporter (Rachel Wagner). Cameraman Weiss (A.J. Tannen). 143311 1988 House Divided!, A CB Checkmate #2 TV Newscaster Sheila Williams. Reporter Vanessa Fresco. 143312 1961 House for Mr. Biswas, A N OWN - H Naipaul, V.S. Press 143313 2003 House in Morocco, The N Brackenbury, Rosalind Journalist Sarah Henderson is welcomed to an old stone house on the west coast of Morocco after she split up with her war-correspondent lover. She meets a new man and falls passionately in love. 143314 1993 House in the Hills, A M DVD -R HQ 8333. 8334. TV Anchor (Ken Wiederhorn) 143315 1882 House of a Merchant Prince, The: Novel of New York, A N USC Bishop, William Henry Journalist Blithewood Gwin. Stoneglass Metero editor. 143316 1955 House of Bamboo M DVD -R HQ 11589, 11592. Reporter Ceram (Sandro Giglio), racketeer Sandy Dawson’s informant, warns Sandy that the police are poised to capture him. After a planned robbery is aborted, Sandy kills one of his henchmen, Griff whom he mistakenly assumes tipped off the police. Ceram informs Sandy of his mistake and Sandy retaliates by setting up Eddie Spannier, an ex-serviceman and now Army policeman, to be killed by the Japanese police during a robbery of a pearl broker. When the plan fails, Sandy is chased by the police to a rooftop amusement park, but after an intense gunfight, Eddie shoots and kills him. Background: In 1954, a military train guarded by American soldiers and Japanese police is attacked as it travels between Kyoto and Tokyo. During the raid, an American sergeant is killed and the train’s cargo of guns and ammunition is stolen. The crime is investigated by Capt. Hanson, an American, and Japanese police inspector Kita who, five weeks later, are concerned when a thief is shot with some of the stolen bullets. The thief, an American, reveals he is secretly married to a Japanese woman named Mariko. Among Webber’s possession is a letter from an American named Eddie Spanier, who wants to join Webber in Japan after his release from a U.S. prison. Three weeks later, Eddie arrives in Tokyo and finds Mariko, who is afraid that he is one of the men responsible for her husband’s death. Eddie gains Mariko’s trust with a photograph of himself and Webber, then warns her to keep quiet about her marriage to that she will not be in danger from her husband’s killers. Sandy arrives for Eddie to be arrested and Sandy’s secret informer, the policeman, obtains Eddie’s rap sheet. Sandy invites Eddie to join his gang, which consists of former American servicemen who have been dishonorably discharged. After his acceptance into the gang, Eddie meets with Kita and Hanson for whom he is working undercover. Needing help from someone he can trust, Eddie asks Mariko to live with him as his “kimono girl” although he does not reveal his identity as a military police investigator. Mariko agrees. Sandy learns to trust Eddie. Eddie reveals to Mariko who he is. 143317 1917 House of Cards M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 143318 1990 House of Cards MT SV 65 (Parts 1-2). SV 71-72 (Parts 3-4). Reporter Mattie Storm (Susannah Harker) admires the conservative party chief who leaks unattributable information to her. Political Reporter Prestatyn Powell (Bill Wallis). Interviewer (Geoffrey Bateman). 143319 1989 House of Cards N OWN - P Dobbs, Michael Political Correspondent Mattie Storin is a tenacious, young political correspondent 143320 1940 House of Cards P MLPL Morris, James Madison In “Radio Workshop Plays.” 809.292 M876 News Media 143321 1914 House of Deceit, The N Anonymous Journalist Maurice Sangster's struggle for fame in journalism and politics. 143322 1992 House of Eliott, The: T Episode #23. 12-6-1992 News Media. Woman Reporter (Kate Garman). 143323 1991 House of Eliott, The: T Episode #12. 11-16-1991 Journalist (Chris Stanton). 143324 1991 House of Eliott, The: T Episode #11. 11-9-1991 Editor (Donald Pickering). 143325 1942 House of Errors (aka Gun Shy) M Langdon, Harry (Story). Ewart Adamson, Eddie Davis (Screenplay) Reporter Jerry Fitzgerald (Ray Walker) tries to get information on new machine gun and discovers inventor's servants are his own messenger boys, who are attempting to do some reporting of their own. Inventor's daughter engaged to crook. Crook tries to take her and invention away in plane. Messenger boys show up with real gun and shoot down the plane. Inventor's daughter survives the crash, but crook is killed. Writer William Schelly: "The wisecracking reporter (Ray Walker) amounts to a cardboard stereotype of the most irritating variety." 143326 1958 House of Flying Objects, The T Armstrong Circle Theatre -10-29-58 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 143327 1997 House of Frankenstein, 1996 MT Miniseries Reporter (Jennifer Conopast) 143328 2004 House of Games T Commentator (Sid Waddell - Voice). 143329 1996 House of Glass: Buru Quartet, The, Book 4 N Toer, Pramoedya Ananta Editor Minke, crusading newspaper editor and nationalist fighter against Dutch imperialism in 1912. 143330 1929 House of Horror, The M Bee, Richard (Story-Scenario). William Irish (Dialogue). Tom Miranda (Titles) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporters Joe (James Ford) and Thelma (Thelma Todd) are among those gathered at an old house of a recluse. Weird happenings and a missing diamond figure in plot. No one knows they are reporters until the end of the film. 143331 1946 House of Horrors M VHS Babcock, Dwight V. (Story). George Bricker (Screenplay). Ness Book Art Critic F. Holmes Harmon (Alan Napier) for Manhattan magazine convinces client not to invest in artist's sculptures. The sculptor rescues a hulking brute from the river and sends him to snap the art critic's spine. Police question another artist. Artist victim of art critic's vitriolic attacks. Artist in love with Critic Joan Medford (Virginia Grey). Policeman tries to trap killer convincing Daily Chronicle Art Critic Hal Ormiston (Howard Freeman) to act as bait by attacking artist in his column. Ormiston discredits him by comparing him to sculptor who critic regards a laughing stock of the art world. Column appears. Artist tries to choke Ormiston and is caught by police. Ormiston is killed by brute when he goes into kitchen to make a drink. Ormiston has a “mincing walk” and is considered a gay character. Critic Medford sees sculptor to get information for Sunday feature. Menaced by brute but gets brute to attack sculptor. Brute shot by policeman. Both Harmon and Ormiston pompous egotists who regard masses as morons with no taste. Harbored personal grudges She steals drawing from sculptor's studio to gather material for her articles. New York Times 2/23/46: "The moral appears to be that art critics had better be careful when they criticize (film critics, happily, were not mentioned)." 143332 2000 House of Leaves N Danielewski, Mark Z. Photojournalist 143333 1916 House of Lies, The M AFI-Poets Writer 143334 2004 House of Mouse: Mouse Who Came To Dinner, The T DVD -R 1532 Episode. Restaurant Critic Mortimer Mouse. Mickey and the gang pull out all the stops to please the critic. 143335 1957 House of Numbers M DVD -R HQ 3320, 3321. Radio News Broadcaster (Olan Soule) 143336 2006 House of Secrets N Igeleke, Zeb A. Reporter Susan Wooden appears in a man's living room and he knows his secret is out -- for the last five years he has anonymously given monetary gifts to Third World countries at Christmas and his generosity has earned him the nickname, "Mr. Christmas." Wooden demands to know his story. He reluctantly agrees, knowing that if he does not give a true account of his life, his motivations will be misrepresented in the press. Beginning with his memories of his sixteenth birthday party at his grandparents’ lavish desert estate, Steve digs into his painful past. What follows is an extraordinary tale of a man struggling to understand his purpose in the world. It is only through his newfound faith that Steve overcomes the hurt in his life and discovers that true wealth cannot be measured. 143337 1993 House of Secrets MT Newscaster (Beverly Black). 143338 1992 House of Secrets and Lies MT DVD -R HQ 2764, 2765. SVD 1172. SV 168 Schreyer, Linda, Connie Sellecca (Story). Diana Gould, Schreyer (Teleplay) Ness Book. (9-29-92). TV Reporter Susan (Connie Sellecca) consumed by suspicions of cheating husband. Won award for producing "Women Under Siege," but most of her work seems to consist of negotiating contracts, going to awards ceremonies and talking to prostitutes. Prostitutes figure in sensationalistic stories being done for sweeps month. Staff groans when boss tells them to come up with something like "A Day in the Life of a Hooker," and say they have already done stories on the subject three times. Susan interviews former prostitute and drug addict who now helps other hookers get out. Gets onto a story about a major call girl operation in Washington D.C., but blows the scoop when she misses important secret contact because of personal problems. Award-winning investigative reporter finally finds out her husband is a cheater. Once she does, she takes the initiative and after pushing one of his other women around and smashing into his car with her jeep, she finally leaves him. Editor (Joseph Paul Manno). Newscaster (Beverly Black) 143339 2008 House of Secrets, The N Walker, Viola M. Columnist Hallie Owen, a magazine columnist from Detroit, Michigan, travels to Alburn, Texas, to pursue the coveted dream of writing the history of the town’s most prominent family, Winston Alurn Mitchell. Too soon, Hallie finds herself struggling to keep secrets she wished she had never heard. The spoiled, 21-year-old daughter Cleo Mitchell told her father and grandfather that she hired Hallie to write the family history. But the daughter has an ulterior motive. She lured Hallie to help her expose a dark secret about a man her father is defending in court. Hallie goes along with Cleo’s deception, hoping it will land her the job she really wants -- the professional historical writer of the family. Hallie meets the father, the handsome Mitch. From the moment their eyes meet for the first time, Hallie and Mitch fall deeply in love, just one more thing tugging at Hallie to run away. In the few days that Hallie is in Alburn, she becomes submerged in the Mitchell’s family problems. Her effort to maintain conflicting loyalties is futile. She is immersed in an explosive situation that is bound to detonate at any moment. Hallie winds up in the middle of a very dangerous turn of events -- events that threaten the life, love, and happiness of all involved. 143340 1979 House of Shadows!, The CB Doctor Strange Master of the Mystic Arts/ Strange Tales #120 (1964). TV Reporter Bill Bradley. TV Reporter Allan Stevens. Dr. Strange is on the scene to observe a TV crew as they prepare to enter and broadcast about a Haunted House. Strange discovers something is amiss as he is unable to enter via his spirit form. When the signal goes dead, Strange enters the house physically and uncovers a surprising secret: the house is alive! 143341 1937 House of Silence M UK Only Reporter Jack Ramsden (Tom Helmore) is a hero who with Photographer "Focus" Huggett (Roddy Hughes) and Ramsden's girlfriend investigate the mysterious house at the top of a cliff. 143342 1989 House of Style DT Series 1989- Fashion Reporters Todd Oldham (1989-1996), David M. Navarro (1996-), Pat Smear (1996-1997). 143343 1915 House of Tears, The M AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Gail Collingwood (Emily Stevens), a New York newspaper reporter on the Evening News. Mother deserted her when she was a child. Interviews a Wall Street tycoon and falls in love with him not knowing he is the man her mother ran off with years ago. Mother and daughter find out the truth and set a trap for the man. Man drives his car over an embankment. 143344 1980 House of the Prophet, The N PVL Auchincloss, Louis Columnist Felix Leitner, political commentator, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist, distinguished former Washington columnist, political analyst and advisor to Presidents, is now retired in a rest home. Recollections and comments from others. 143345 1987 House of the Rising Sun M Schwartz, John Alan, Giovanna Nigro-Chacon (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Janet (Jamie Barrett) is getting tired of doing menial tasks like writing weather reports and rewriting wire copy. Tries to interest Editor Stan (Bud Davis) on a piece on prostitutes. Editor tells her there is no fresh angle. Reporter passes herself off as a prostitute without letting the editor or her boyfriend know. She is attracted to a pimp, then sneaks into his office and finds an incriminating tape. Identity is discovered while she tries to call editor. Pimp asks what he should do with her. Reporter says he should let her interview him. He agrees and gives her information about how he is blackmailing rich clients. She escapes by knocking out pimp's assistant with tape recorder. They track her to the newspaper office and chase her through a deserted pressroom. She pushes the pimp into a running press and the papers come out covered with blood. Prostitute's killer turns out to be another prostitute. Killer attacks Janet. Editor Stan conveniently arrives to stop her. Reporter dictates into a tape recorder: "Well, Stan, here's your story. No hooker with a heart of gold. Just one green reporter in way over her head." 143346 1969 House of the Sleeping Virgin, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 143347 1993 House of the Spirits, The M TV Reporter (Martin Umbach). Interviewer (Frank Lenart). 143348 1933 House of Trent M UK Only Editor (Hubert Harben). 143349 1970 House of War, The N OWN - H Gavin, Catherine Journalist husband to American girl is on assignment in Turkey. Correspondent. 143350 1953 House of Wax M DVD -R HQ 2108, 2109. L. Art Critic Sidney Wallace (Paul Cavanagh) plays pivotal role in horror-tragedy of the wax artist who is disfigured when his partner sets fire to his museum. 143351 1994 House of Windor, The: T Episode #3. 5-29-1994 Reporter (Maxine Burth). 143352 1962 House of Women M Reporter (Lawrence Parke). 143353 1924 House of Youth, The M AFI-Authors Writer 143354 1976 House on 9th Street, The NM OWN - H Strange, John Stephen (Dorothy Stockbridge Tillett) Reporter-Photographer. Barney Gantt was introduced in 1936 as staff photographer for the New York Globe. As the series progresses, Barney keeps up his photography but is also billed as the Globe's star reporter. 143355 1988 House on Carroll Street, The M SVD 528 News Media 143356 1979 House on Garibaldi Street, The T Writer Isser Harel (Martin Balsam), author of book on which the film as based 143357 1959 House on Haunted Hill M SVDSP 1428 White, Robb (Screenplay). Columnist Ruth Bridges (Julie Mitchum) is one of five people from all walks of life who are invited to a haunted house party for a millionaire's wife. Each is offered $10,000 if they can survive the night. Wife is found having hung herself and guests begin to suspect one of their number might be the murderer. 143358 1999 House on Haunted Hill, The M SVD 1177 (Beginning follows Ending) News Media. Channel 3 Reporter (Lisa Loeb). Channel 3 Cameraman (James Marsters). 143359 1960 House on Marsh Road, The (aka Invisible Creature, The; House in Marsh Road, The) M UK. Ness Book Critic David Linton (Tony Wright) and his sexy lover plot to kill his wife. Stopped by a ghost. 143360 1996 House on Mulberry Street, The N Meyers, Maan Freelance Reporter Robert Roman in 1895 New York City accompanies Photographer Esther Breslau as she takes pictures in Union Square capturing some of the violence at the Union Square labor parade. Breslau is a young, bilingual, Jewish immigrant smart enough to have won a job as helper to rich bachelor photographer Oswald Cook. Before the day is over, Roman is beaten to death, the photographic plates have been smashed. Detective has fallen in love with Esther, despite his Catholic misgivings, and is hunting for the reporter's killer. They ferret out the corrupt forces behind the murder. The brutal murder of the journalist is linked to the attractive female photographer. 1895 New York City is a bustling center of commerce, fashion, graft and death. 143361 1983 House on Sorority Row, The M Photographer (Larry Singer). 143362 2002 House on Sprucewood, The N Slate, Caroline Journalist Tom McQuade, his wife Melanie and their two gifted children look like the perfect family. But Melanie's sister, documentary filmmaker Alexis "Lex" Cavanaugh, knows that nothing is as it appears. Daughter is murdered and each member of the family is a suspect. Cavanaugh comes to investigate. 143363 1963 House on the Front Line, The (Na Semi Vetrakh) M Galich, Alexasandr, Stanislav Rostotskiy (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapers/Reporters. U.S.S.R. Ness Book Correspondent Captain Susdalev (Vyacheslav Tikhonov) writes inspiring story about a woman who arrives in small Ukranian town in 1941 to see her lover. Finds he has left for the front. Stays at empty post office building where he worked. She uses building to house correspondents who print newspaper for soldiers and later turning it into a hospital. As the war nears an end, correspondents return. During a New Year's Eve party thrown by the journalists, correspondent proposes to the woman. She tearfully turns him down because she is still waiting for her lover. They are reunited. Correspondent jokes about being housed in a location at the rear of the battle and says, "This is a fine place to publish a paper called Forward." 143364 2002 House on Turk Street, The M Hammett, Dashiell (Short Story) Weatherman (John Sanford Moore). 143365 2010 House Rules N Picoult, Jodi Advice Columnist Emma Hunt is a single mom and when her son, 18-year-old Jacob Hunt’s pretty blonde tutor meets a violent death, she and her son and Jacob’s younger brother plunge into an orgy of doubt about the teen. Could Jacob, who has both Asperger’s syndrome and an obsession with forensic science, have murdered the altruistic Jess? Dubbed “freak” and “retard” by his schoolmates, Jacob flails in a culture he finds alien. After years of living on the edge with him, Emma and Theo, a cynical skateboarder wonder whether they know him all. Jacob stages murder scenes as a hobby and monitors a police scanner so he can catch the action when real homicides crop up. Theo sometimes wishes that geeky Jacob could be obliterated, and single-mom Emma -- who’s exquisitely aware of her failings as a parent -- is too caught up in the nightmare to ask the right questions. 143366 1999 House That Ate the Hamptons, The: Novel of Lily Pond Lane, A N Brady, James Columnist-Narrator is columnist Beecher Stowe and his media savvy Tina Brownlike British consort, her ladyship Alix Dunraven. 143367 1982 House Where Evil Dwells, The M Hardiman, James (Novel). Robert Suhosky (Screenplay) Ness Book American Photojournalist Ted (Edward Albert) in Japan moves with his family into a haunted house. Strain of his work on personal life. His wife tells him, "I think you care more about your story than you do about any of us." Ted: "This is the best story I've come across since we hit Japan." Covers festivals and pearl divers. Editor (Kazuo Yoshida). Assistant Editor (Kunihiko Shinjo). 143368 1896 House-Boat on the Styz, A N USC Bangs, John Press 143369 2006 House: Failure To Communicate T DVD -R HQ 5241 Episode. 1-10-2006 Journalist Fletcher "Fletch" Stone suddenly collapses and then is unable to speak clearly. House and Stacy are out of town, so the team is left on its own to help the journalist. Stone is a famous journalist. Episode begins in a newsroom with a "Happy Retirement Greta," managing editor. Reporter Fletch offering an anecdote about Greta Simms, his editor. Then he collapses. Fletcher? Fletch? He gets up and speaks incoherently using words that make no sense. He thinks he is speaking normally, but uses the wrong words. Doesn't now he is saying anything wrong. It all sounds right to him. Loses ability to write or speak. Macho journalist who has reformed when he married. Used drugs recreationally -- thrill-seeking behavior is what made him the kind of journalist he was. Cleaned up his act. But took drugs to sleep and then wake him up. Now dying from some kind of infection but he can't communicate to them. Turns out he is bi-polar. Couldn't reveal that because then his stories might be suspect. Had secret surgery. Wife finds out. Leaves him, team cures him. Simms says she'll be back. 143370 2005 House: TB or Not TB T DVD -R HQ 4658 Episode. News Media. Hospital admits a renowned physician and advocate against the spread of tuberculosis in Africa, and his TB-like symptoms draw media attention which could further his course. 143371 2007 House: Ugly T DVD -R HQ 9261 Episode. 11-13-2007 Documentary team with a female producer-writer follow House and the other hospital staff around to document what they do and how they do it. House is not happy about being followed by a camera crew. 143372 2007 House: Whatever It Takes T DVD -R HQ 9235 Episode. 11-7-2007 TV Male Sports Reporter interviews female driver before she collapses with a mysterious disease. 143373 1939 Housekeeper's Daughter, The M Clarke, Donald Henderson (Novel). Rian James, Gordon Douglas (Screenplay) Roach - Ness Book Editor Wilson (Donald Meek) is approached by an archaeology professor's son, Robert Randall (John Hubbard) who wants to become a newspaperman because he is interested in criminal psychology. The editor humors him. Cub reporter wants to be part of that "great spirit of camaraderie among the legions of newspapermen." He muses about a top reporter on the paper, "I can just see him theorizing, analyzing, putting two and two together and getting…" Reporter Deakon Maxwell (Adolphe Menjou) is more interested in scotch and soda. Double-crossing relationship with photographer associate When he finds out the cub is rich, he welcomes him to "the glorious fraternity of the fourth estate." Cub regards Maxwell as "the greatest newspaperman in the world" because "When there's no news he invents his own, just makes it up." Reporters (Ralph Brooks, Buddy Messinger, William Newell, Jack Richardson). Randall tries to emulate Maxwell. He adopts the lingo of the journalist. Gangsters try to kill him when he publishes the truth about their racket. Copy Boy (Eddie Arden). Newsboy (Rex Moore). 143374 1938 Housekeeper's Daughter, The N OWN - H (Two Copies) Clarke, Donald Henderson New York Planet Reporter Robert Randall 143375 1967 Housewives on Call M AFI-Photographers Photographer 143376 1956 Houston Story, The M Press 143377 1974 Houston, We've Got a Problem MT News Media. Newsman (James N. Harrel). Apollo 13 astronauts. 143378 2000 Hovmod MF Commentator (Ole Kristan Lagesen) 143379 1904 How a French Nobleman Got a Wife Through the New York M AD - Herald Personal Columns Newspaper Advertisement in New York Herald in attempt to find a wife. Close-up of New York Herald Page 143380 1925 How Baxter Butted In M Titus, Harold (Short Story - "Stuff of Heroes, The"). Julien Josephson (Adaptation). Owen Davis (Scenario). AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book. Film remade in 1941 as "Great Mr. Nobody, The." Managing Editor of big city newspaper learns of the devotion of a clerk in the circulation department. Clerk suggests to his superior, the paper's business manager, that paper sponsor a series of banquets for heroes. Business manager, who is the clerk's rival for the hand of a stenographer, takes credit for the idea. Clerk has a breakdown from overwork. Managing Editor decides to give him a hero's banquet. During the banquet, the clerk finds out his house is on fire and rushes home in time to save his sister-in-law's two children and 12 puppies. 143381 1915 How Cissy Made Good M AFI-Editors/MP Magazine/Scriptwriters Magazine Editor 143382 2006 How Do I Look? From Retro Wear to Modern Flair T Episode #4. 12-11-2006 Fashion Editor & Stylist (Mar Yvette). 143383 1970 How Do I Love Thee? M AFI-Television TV 143384 1945 How Do You Do (aka How Dooo You Do!!!) M Sauber, Harry (Story). Sauber, Joseph Carole (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Tom Brandon (Frank Albertson) arrives at a desert hotel where radio performers have gathered. Man is murdered, but body disappears and various screen detectives are called in to investigate. Victim turns out to be alive. Victim subject of experiment in which his heart was stopped. Radio stars tells film's producer audience will not accept the ending and fires a gun at victim on the screen from projection booth causing the man to fall dead. 143385 1951 How Do You View? DT Series 1951- TV Critic (Victor Platt). Interviewer (Leslie Mitchell). 143386 1998 How Do You Want Me? Sausage, Balloon, Bum T Episode #6. Journalist (Steve Brody). 143387 1994 How I Covered Sam Bass: Novel Based on the Adventures of an Intrepid Reporter Who Trailed the Famous Outlaw N Hoskins, Sid Reporter Nolo Blunt is a New York City boy with a good job who works on a magazine and likes to ride in Central Park. Suddenly he is catapulted into a life of danger and excitement when his editor sends him west in search of outlaws. The year is 1877 and Nolo is riding a train through the Nebraska wilds making eyes at the girl next to him and wondering if he has the right stuff to adapt to this new environment. Within a few minutes, circumstances help him decide. Robbers attempt to board the train, shots go whizzing by his head. One of the outlaws may be the notorious Sam Bass. He sets out to find the man who became a legendary figure of the Old West. This is Nolo's journal of what happened. 143388 1870 How I Edited an Agricultural Paper SS OWN Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Sketches New and Old Editor. 143389 1872 How I Escaped Being Killed in a Duel SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Collected Tales, Sketches, Speeches & Essays, 1852-1890." Editor-in-Chief of the Virginia City (Nevada) Daily Enterprise writes this narrative ("a true story"). Writes sketch to warn the youth of the day against the pernicious practice of dueling. 143390 1989 How I Got Into College M Sports Announcer (Gary Owens - Voice). 143391 1980 How I Got That Story P MLPL Gray, A Play Index, 1978-1982 - V812 G7767 Correspondent not only abandons his job at the Trans Pan Global WIRE Service, but also loses his mind 143392 1985 How I Got That Story P MLPL Gray, A. Play Index, 1983-1987 Correspondent 143393 2007 How I Married My High School Crush MT Reporter (Jennifer Miles) 143394 1981 How I Met the Author of My Obituary SSF USC Hasek, Jaroslav In "Red Commissar, The including Further Adventures of the Good Soldier Svejk and Other Stories." Newspaper. Kolman watched his friend get killer and wrote an article for his paper about the whole affair. Narrator is the dead man. "His good nature drove him to write an obituary of me, which I read shortly after my arrival in Prague. Meets author and conversation follows., 143395 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Aldrin Justice T DVD -R HQ 7126 Episode #28. 10-23-2006 TV Reporter Robin (Cobie Smulders). Barney propositions Marshall's law professor. Lily tries to teach Ted's boss a lesson. 143396 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Arrivederci, Fiero T DVD -R HQ 8028. Episode #39. 2-26-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1. Gang recalls great memories in Marshall's car when it gives out just short of 200,000 miles. 143397 2009 How I Met Your Mother: As Fast As She Can T DVD -R HQ 11120 Episode #87. 5-11-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). Stella’s fiancé, Tony, tries to help Ted find a job. Barney tries to talk his way out of a speeding ticket. 143398 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Atlantic City T DVD -R HQ 7298 Episode #30. 11-12-2006 TV Reporter Robin (Cobie Smulders). Marshall and Lily head to Atlantic City to elope. 143399 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Bachelor Party T DVD -R HQ 8320 Episode #41. 4-9-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Barney ruins Marshall's bachelor party plans prompting Marshall to rethink his selection of a best man. 143400 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Bagpipes T DVD -R HQ 11551 Episode #94. 11-2-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) and roommate Ted deal with upstairs neighbors continually “playing the bagpipes” (i.e. having sex). Barney convinces Marshall to stand up to Lily’s desire he wash all dirty dishes immediately, getting them into a major fight. 143401 2005 How I Met Your Mother: Belly Full of Turkey T DVD -R HQ 4851 Episode #7. 11-21-2005 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Ted and Robin are surprised to run into Barney when they volunteer at a homeless shelter on Thanksgiving. 143402 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Benefits T DVD -R HQ 10764 Episode #76. 1-12-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) and Ted discover they get along better as roommates if they become friends with benefits. Reality stars taunt Marshall from the pages of his magazine. 143403 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Best Burger in New York, The T DVD -R HQ 10335 Episode #66. 9-29-2008. TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Metro News 1. Robin wants to eat a hamburger and the group goes looking for the best burger in New York. TV Talk Show Host Regis Philbin joins the hunt, remembering the same classic burger that Marshall does. Burger-mad Marshall meets Regis Philbin while on the quest for the best burger, 143404 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Best Prom Ever T DVD -R HQ 5979 Episode #20. 5-1-2006 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Lily crashes a prom with Robin and Barney to scout out a possible band for her wedding reception. 143405 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Bracket, The T DVD -R HQ 9799 Episode #58. 3-31-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Metro News 1. Barney is being stalked by a former lover who tells everyone he tries to date that he is a terrible person who loves them and leaves them. 143406 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Brunch T DVD -R HQ 7013. Episode #25. 10-2-2006 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Robin tries to impress Ted's parents who are visiting for the weekend. A stunning family secret -- they are divorced -- comes out during the brunch. 143407 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Chain of Screaming, The T DVD -R HQ 9820 Episode #59. 4-14-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Metro News 1. Marshall questions his decision to take a job in a corporate law firm after his boss emasculates him verbally. 143408 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Columns T DVD -R HQ 7774 Episode #35. 1-22-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Marshall's pals torment him after discovering a nude painting of him. Ted struggles to fire a difficult employee. 143409 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Come On T DVD -R HQ 6081 Episode #22. 5-15-2006 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Ted makes a final attempt to win Robin's heart. Marshall and Lily's relationship is in jeopardy. Weatherman (Robert Michael Morris). 143410 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Cupcake T DVD -R HQ 5617 Episode #16. 3-6-2006 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Culinary Institute in Germany offers Victoria a fellowship. 143411 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Definitions T DVD -R HQ 11417 Episode #89. 9-21-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) and Barney are forced by Lily to face their fears about defining their relationship. Ted is anxious about his first lecture at Columbia. 143412 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Do I Know You? T DVD -R HQ 10325 Episode #65. 9-22-2008. TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Metro News 1. Robin hates her job and wants to apply to a bigger station, which has an opening. But she’s afraid to do it because of her limited resume. Barney, who thinks he is in love with Robin, convinces her to apply. Stella responds to Ted’s proposal with an enthusiastic yes. But he has second thoughts when he isn’t sure if she will like the one movie he loves: Star Wars. She pretends to love it to make him happy. 143413 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Double Date T DVD -R HQ 11451 Episode #90. 9-28-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) has a doppelganger look-a-like, Lesbian Robin. Barney and Marshall discover a Lily look-alike at a strip club, the “third doppelganger” for a member of the gang they have found so far (Mustache Marshall and now Stripper Lily). Ted realizes his blind date is the same girl he had a blind date with seven years prior, and they use the opportunity to try to learn what they do wrong on first dates. Robin is not happy about Barney going to a strip-club. 143414 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Dowisetrepla T DVD -R HQ 9265 Episode #51. 11-5-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Marshall and Lily’s plan to buy an apartment is hampered by mistakes and Lily’s hidden debt. Barney claims to love commitment to seduce a girl. 143415 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Drumroll, Please T DVD -R HQ 5328 Episode #13. 1-23-2006 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News discovers she has feelings for Ted. Ted spends a romantic night with a woman, but does not get her phone number. 143416 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Duel Citizenship T DVD -R HQ 11525 Episode #93. 10-19-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). Barney wants Robin to become a U.S. citizen, but she can’t seem to let go of her Canadian heritage. Ted and Marshall take a road trip to Chicago, but Lily’s decision to join up spoils the fun. 143417 2005 How I Met Your Mother: Duel, The T DVD -R HQ 4773 Episode #6. 11-14-2005 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Ted and Marshall decide that a sword fight will be the means of settling who will get to keep their apartment. 143418 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Everything Must Go T DVD -R HQ 9910 Episode #63. 5-12-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Metro News 1. When Barney and Abby (Britney Spears) realize they share a hatred of Ted, they go to a bar together to rub their relationship in Ted’s face. 143419 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Fight, The T DVD -R HQ 10611 Episode #74. 12-08-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) loves someone who has been in a fight so Barney and Ted get involved in a fight, fake the results and pay the consequences. 143420 2007 How I Met Your Mother: First Time in New York T DVD -R HQ 7725. Episode #34. 1-8-2007 TV Reporter Robin (Cobie Smulders) tries to keep her younger sister from having sex, which prompts the group to recall their own first experiences. 143421 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Front Porch, The T DVD -R HQ 10975 Episode #81. 3-16-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). Ted learns that not only did Lily plant another woman’s earring in his bed for Karen to find, but she also meddled in some of his other relationships as well. 143422 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Game Night T DVD -R HQ 5911 Episode #15. 2-27-2006 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. When the gang views a tape from Barney's ex-girlfriend, everyone must share their most embarrassing moment in order to get him to tell the fully story about the tape. 143423 2010 How I Met Your Mother: Girls vs. Suits T DVD -R HQ 11703 Episode #100. 1-11-2010 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). Barney chooses between wearing suits and sleeping with a sexy bartender. Meanwhile, Ted dates a student from Columbia, against the rules, and reveals she’s the roommate of his future wife -- who we never see, but get tantalizing glimpses of. 143424 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Goat, The T DVD -R HQ 9862 Episode #61. 4-28-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Metro News 1 sleeps with Barney, her ex-boy friend’s really good friend. “The second my feet touches the ground, this thing never happened,” she tells him when she gets out of bed in the morning. “Guess who nailed the chick from Metro News 1 last night,” he tells her and gives her a half-hearted high five. When Barney breaks the “bro code,” he struggles with the consequences of his actions and hires Marshall to find a loophole to clear his conscience: “no bro can have sex with his friend’s ex.” Robin tells Ted and Ted plays it cool but really is angry and lets it all out on Barney in a limo on the way to his “surprise” party. 143425 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Happily Ever After T DVD -R HQ 10488 Episode #70. 11-3-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). A serendipitous meeting with someone from his past has Ted thinking about how he would handle running into someone he would prefer to forget. He sees Stella, fantasizes what he would tell her, and then lets her get on with her life as the gang including Robin look on. 143426 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Homewrecker T Episode. TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Marshall wants to buy a home and Lily doesn't want to tell Marshall about her credit card debt. 143427 2010 How I Met Your Mother: Hooked T DVD -R HQ 11819 Episode #104. 3-1-2010 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). The rest of the gang hopes to make Ted realize he’s being strung along by a girl named Tiffany, remembering their own similar situations in the process. Meanwhile, Barney’s thrilled wen he learns she’s a pharmaceutical sales rep. the current “hot girl” occupation. 143428 2007 How I Met Your Mother: How I Met Everyone Else T DVD -R HQ 9145 Episode #49. 10-22-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. We get to meet Ellen, Ted's hot new girlfriend, right before she meets the gang. We also get to see how Ted met Marshall. 143429 2006 How I Met Your Mother: How Lily Stole Christmas T DVD -R HQ 7528 Episode #33. 12-11-2006 TV Reporter Robin (Cobie Smulders). Harsh words between Ted and Lily nearly ruin the gang's Christmas. 143430 2008 How I Met Your Mother: I Heart NJ T DVD -R HQ 10389 Episode #67. 10-6-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) decides to leave Metro News 1 when she thinks she got a job at a network news station. Her good-bye speech on camera was written by Ted and is filled with clichés. Then Robin discovers all she got was an audition -- and there were 20 other women auditioning for the job with more experience and more ethnic looks including one African-American with blue eyes. “How can I compete with that?” she asks the group. She calls the Metro News 1 Director Joel Adams (Michael Kagan) and tries to get her old job back even though Barney begs her not to do it. Joel says she can get her old job back if she can get back to do the 11 O’Clock Report. But it’s 10:30 p.m. and she’s in New Jersey. So she grabs a kid’s bicycle and races back to the station to try to salvage her job. She makes it -- then quits on camera when she gets another silly story with a silly pun to read as the lead story. Robin doesn’t get the job as anchor. Instead she gets the job at network as a foreign correspondent -- she’s moving to Japan. Ted and the group hate New Jersey but that is where they end up because that is where his fiancé lives. She expects Ted to move into her house in New Jersey and Ted can’t stand New Jersey. 143431 2007 How I Met Your Mother: I’m Not That Guy T DVD -R HQ 9199 Episode #50. 10-29-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Marshall gives up his dream of saving the Earth in favor of money after being courted by a lawyer from a corporate firm. 143432 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Intervention T DVD -R HQ 10389 Episode #68. 10-13-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) decides to leave Metro News 1 when she gets a job as a news anchor in Japan, but she has second thoughts about leaving the United States. Everyone is contemplating changes but no one is sure what to do. Ted discovers his friends ditched their plans to stage an intervention for his engagement to Stella, but he is adamant that they go through with it anyway -- he must decide to move in with his fiancé in New Jersey. 143433 2010 How I Met Your Mother: Jenkins T DVD -R HQ 11724 Episode #101. 1-18-2010 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) discovers she’s the subject of a drinking game played by people watching her talk show. Everytime she says “But uhm....” the viewers take a drink. And most of them end up drunk all night. When Marshall’s co-worker Jenkins kisses him, he can’t get Lily to believe it happened. When he finally gets Jenkins to tell Lily, Lily beats her up. 143434 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Jeremy’s Sock T DVD -R HQ 10499 Episode #71. 11-10-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) has second thoughts about having a child after the gang falls in love with baby Jeremy’s sock. She still doesn’t have a job and when asked sarcastically says she’s been offered a job as a CNN anchor (as if it were that easy). 143435 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Last Cigarette Ever T DVD -R HQ 11678 Episode #98. 12-15-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) deals with new co-anchor Don (Benjamin Koidyke) on the Channel 1 early morning news show who has been all over the country and has clearly given up on a job where no one watches the show. The gang tries to kick the smoking habit. Robin is frustrated by her new co-anchor Don, a perpetual morning show anchor, who has given up ever making it to a network (despite being on one for a short Labor Day weekend). He won’t even wear pants to work and often stops reading stories in the middle of them. When he makes a mistake he says, “brain fart” because he doesn’t believe anyone is watching the early morning news show. Robin tries to prove Don wrong by getting the mayor on the show but when he cancels she starts to see that maybe he’s right. She is also trying to quit cigarettes and Don tries to get her to smoke a cigarette on the air unless someone calls. That’s when the entire gang, trying to quit, calls her and tells her not to smoke. She heads home to them and joins them on the roof -- for one last cigarette. They try. Future Ted reveals that none of them stopped smoking that day. Ted would quit two weeks into dating their mother, Barney would quit in 2017, Lily when she started trying to get pregnant, Marshall when he had his son, and Robin in 2013. 143436 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Leap, The T DVD -R HQ 11140 Episode #88. 5-18-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) confesses that she loves Barney who rejects her, then woos her and she rejects him since both are afraid of commitment, but they end the discussion by kissing passionately. Ted wonders if he should explore other career options. Marshall tires to lure Ted to the roof for a surprise party. Robin informs the group she is still a TV reporter, on the air at 4 a.m. and they should watch her program. Lily: “Is that still on?” 143437 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Life Among the Gorillas T DVD -R HQ 5669 Episode #17. 3-20-2006 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Marshall takes an internship at Barney's company and changes his personality in order to fit in. 143438 2005 How I Met Your Mother: Limo, The T DVD -R HQ 5093 Episode #11. 12-19-2005 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Ted surprises Lily, Marshall, Barney and Robin with a stylish New Year's Eve excursion around New York 143439 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Little Boys T DVD -R HQ 9070. DVD -R HQ 10874 Episode #48. 10-15-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News pretends to like her new boyfriend's children. When Robin begins to date a single dad, she ends up bonding with his young son. Barney and Ted fight over getting the same girl. 143440 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Little Minnesota T DVD -R HQ 10642 Episode #75. 12-15-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) is introduced to a Minnesota-themed bar by Marshall. Ted goes out of his way to keep his sister out of trouble when she comes to visit. 143441 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Lucky Penny T DVD -R HQ 8739 Episode #37. 2-12-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1. Ted can't seem to catch a flight to interview for his dream job and he and Robin contemplate why. Barney gets stuck on a subway after his legs give out because he ran the marathon. 143442 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Mary the Paralegal T DVD -R HQ 6024 Episode #19. 4-24-2006 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. An awards banquet honors Robin and Barney arranges a hot date for Ted when the gang goes to the banquet. 143443 2005 How I Met Your Mother: Matchmaker T DVD -R HQ 4708 Episode #5. 11-7-2005 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Ted visits a matchmaker in his search for love, but the only woman who matches him is engaged to be married. 143444 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Milk T DVD -R HQ 6041 Episode #21. 5-8-2006 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Matchmaking company claims to have found Ted's soul mate. Lilyk's car breaks down en route to a secret appointment. 143445 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Miracles T DVD -R HQ 9918 Episode #64. 5-19-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Metro News. Ted is in a car accident that prompts Marshall to talk about miracles. Everyone flashbacks to prior moments in their lives. Ted realizes he loves Stella but she leaves him when she finds out he broke up with her earlier and she didn’t know it. Barney is badly hurt in an accident rushing to be with Ted. His look at Robin indicates he is in love with her. 143446 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Monday Night Football T DVD -R HQ 7891 Episode #36. 2-5-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News tries to do the nightly news without hearing who won the Super Bowl game so she can see it later intact. TV News Producer (Monique Edwards). Funeral keeps the gang from watching the Super Bowl Live. Star-struck Barney recognizes Emmitt Smith on the street. 143447 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Mosbius Designs T DVD -R HQ 11020 Episode #84. 4-13-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). Ted tries to start his own firm with mixed results. 143448 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Moving Day T DVD -R HQ 8188 Episode #40. 3-19-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Barney goes to extraordinary lengths to sabotage Ted and Robin's relationship as the two prepare to move in together. 143449 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Murtaugh T DVD -R HQ 11006 Episode #83. 3-30-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). Barney tries to prove Ted wrong by completing every task on Ted’s list of things he thinks the gang is too old to do. 143450 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Naked Man, The T DVD -R HQ 10569 Episode #73. 11-24-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) dates a mediocre man and ends up going to bed with him because he takes off all his clothes and is sitting on the couch naked when she comes in. Ted was there first -- he walks into the apartment and finds Robin’s date naked. So the gang determines that “The Naked Man” is a way of getting a woman into bed -- at least two out of three times. 143451 2008 How I Met Your Mother: No Tomorrow T DVD -R HQ 9767 Episode #56. 3-17-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Metro News 1. Ted lives as if there’s no tomorrow during a St. Patrick’s Day celebration with Barney. 143452 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Nothing Good Happens After 2AM T DVD -R HQ 5854 Episode #18. 4-10-2006 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Ted accepts a late-night invitation to Robin's place. His girlfriend calls on his cell phone. Robin picks it up at 2AM. His girlfriend is angry and so is Robin. He goes home alone to bed. 143453 2010 How I Met Your Mother: Of Course T DVD -R HQ 11828 Episode #105. 3-8-2010 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) confesses she is still angry with Barney. She enlists the help of a self-help author (Jennifer Lopez) who plans to beat Barney at his own game. By the end of the program, Robin and Barney reconcile and Robin and her news co-anchor Don (Benjamin Koldyke) go on a spectacular date. 143454 2005 How I Met Your Mother: Okay Awesome T DVD -R HQ 4527 (Mislabeled on Disc as 5027) Episode #18. 10-17-2005 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News takes the boys to an exclusive, wild club. Lily and Marshall try to become adults by hosting an adult wine and cheese club. 143455 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Old King Clancy T DVD -R HQ 10960 Episode #82. 3-23-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders).\ Barney and Marshall conspire to keep Ted in the dark when a client cancels plans to build its new headquarters using Ted’s design. 143456 2010 How I Met Your Mother: Perfect Week, The T DVD -R HQ 11761 Episode #102. 2-1-2010 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). Sportscaster Jim Nantz (Himself) interviews Barney as he works towards the “perfect week” -- seven girls in seven days with no rejections. Robin wonders why a guy she likes doesn’t call for a second date. Ted mistakes a student’s real name for a gag and insults her repeatedly. Marshall and Lily are outed as toothbrush sharers and it turns out Ted used the same toothbrush as well. 143457 2005 How I Met Your Mother: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 4311 Episode #1. 9-19-2005 TV Reporter Robin (Cobie Smulders) meets narrator in a bar and goes out with him. When he goes back with her to her apartment, a news story breaks and she has to go cover it. Earlier she complained about just covering fluff stories. 143458 2005 How I Met Your Mother: Pineapple Incident, The T DVD -R HQ 4894 Episode #8. 11-28-2005 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Ted thinks he is sleeping with Robin but he is sleeping with someone he picked up at the bar when he was drunk. Robin doesn't believe him when he tries to tell her. 143459 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Platinum Rule, The T DVD -R HQ 9373 Episode #55. 12-10-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Metro News 1. Ted’s friends try to convince him that he should not date his doctor by sharing some of their own toxic experiences. The Platinum Rule is seven steps. Robin sleeps with the new sports anchor Kurt “The Ironman” Irons and lives to regret it. 143460 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Playbook, The T DVD -R HQ 11601 Episode #96. 11-17-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) watches as Barney uses “The Playbook” to go out with one beautiful woman after another. His friends want to stop him from using the playbook but are in for a big surprise when they do. 143461 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Possimpible, The T DVD -R HQ 10839 Episode #78. 2-2-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) is desperate to find a job before she is deported. She agrees to let Barney to produce a video resume for her. Not her best idea. She quit Metro News One four months ago in 2009. Comes back from audition At News 10. Rochelle Harper, Newscenter 12 in Colorado is one of the anchors auditioning. Harper tells her she needs a good tagline like Walter Cronkite had: “And that’s the way it was....” “From all of us at News 10, have a good evening...may the road ahead be lit with dreams and tomorrow...”and fumbles a tagline. Keeps trying new taglines -- “Wear a condom.” Gang agrees she will not be the new anchor at News 10. Ted remembers being on the campus radio station and his friends tell him he was terrible. A flashback confirms this. Robin then receives a letter that was delayed saying her work vista runs out in seven days and she will have to go back to Canada. She only gets a work visa if she finds a job in her field. “I’m screwed. Sending out my reel for three months and nothing.” The gang takes a look at her reel: “Robin Scherbatsky, Broadcast Journalist.” First news clip: “Robin Scherbatsky /Live Lake Athabasca, Red Deer 22” where she worked in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada as a cub reporter in a snow storm. No one is impressed. Barney Stinson tells her she needs an awesome video resume and shows her Barney’s video resume.com Corporate America want people who seem like bold risk-takers, but do nothing. Barney creates his own word: Possimpible. Got 11 job offers. Gang thinks it is ridiculous and insane, but Robin says, “Make me one. I’m about to be deported. I’ll try anything.” Robin interviewed about, what does being a reporter mean to you, in front of a green screen. Barney wants her to use buzzwords -- “how will sounding like an idiot get me hired anywhere?” Robin throws out words that she makes up. Linkativity. Robin in a costume -- Amazon warrior princess to convey power. She doesn’t believe none of this is going to help me get a job. She auditions for a lottery girl job -- where all broadcast females seem to end up after their career in news is over. “And tonight’s lotto numbers are....” She fails the audition. She realizes she has to move back to Canada. Everyone in her home town is so sure she will be a big success. Barney finished her video resume on his own. He sent it to all the news channels in town. Several called, loved her and offered her a job. Barney refused one job and they cursed him out. When he refused the next job for her, they upped the offer: Channel 12 wants her to host a morning news talk show. Thanks to Uncle Barney, we got to keep your Aunt Robin. 143462 2005 How I Met Your Mother: Purple Giraffe T DVD -R HQ 4363 Episode #2. 9-26-2005 TV Reporter Robin (Cobie Smulders) is still the object of Ted's affections. He holds three parties for her to get her to see him again. They agree to be friends after kissing. She introduces him to another woman. 143463 2010 How I Met Your Mother: Rabbit or Duck T DVD -R HQ 11772 Episode #103. 2-8-2010 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) is invited to a party by her co-anchor Don (Benjamin Koldyke), which she suspects is really a date. He says it’s a party. She shows up with Ted to find a naked Don waiting for her with a valentine box over his crotch. The next news broadcast he apologizes and says he plans to do a respectable newscast with her out of respect for her dedication as a news anchor. Jim Nantz (Himself). Barney is at the Super Bowl and has a sign Call Barne’s Cell for CBS and then his phone number. Duck versus Rabbit becomes the heated subject of the day. 143464 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Rebound Bro T DVD -R HQ 9881 Episode #62. 5-5-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Metro News 1. When Ted tells Stella’s secret to the gang (she hasn’t had sex in five years), he must face the consequences of breaking her trust. But all ends well. 143465 2005 How I Met Your Mother: Return of the Shirt T DVD -R HQ 5058 Episode #4. 10-10-2005 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Ted reconnects with an old shirt and sees a parallel to his love life, beginning to think that a woman from his past is perfect for him now. 143466 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Right Place Right Time T DVD -R HQ 11097 Episode #86. 5-4-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). Ted ponders how being in the right place at the right time can impact a person’s life. Barney celebrates his 200th female conquest. 143467 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Robin 101 T DVD -R HQ 11458 Episode #91. 10-5-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) thinks Barney is cheating on her but learns he’s actually getting “Robin 101” classes from former boyfriend Ted. Marshall tries to give away his barrel, Mabel, by living it on the sidewalk, but is miffed that no one seems interested. 143468 2005 How I Met Your Mother: Robin Scherbatsky T TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). Robin Charles Scherbatsky, Jr. (aka Robin Sparkles) was born to Robin Charles Scherbatsky, Sr., who was intent on having a son so Robin was raised as if she were a boy. This ended when she was fourteen and Robin Sr. caught her kissing a boy from her hockey team and realized he had a daughter after all. Robin then moved in with her mother; during that time she became a teen model and recorded a minor Canadian bubble gum pop hit called "Let's Go To The Mall" under the name "Robin Sparkles." After an accompanying music video and the ensuing year-long mall tour, she developed a serious aversion to shopping malls. Robin followed "Let's Go To the Mall" with the "artistic follow-up" "Sandcastles in the Sand." In this video, Robin as Robin Sparkles appears with Canadian star Alan Thicke as well as James Van Der Beek. As an adult, Robin is embarrassed by her teenage stardom, and though she admits resenting her father's methods of raising her, Robin still enjoys cigars, hockey, scotch, and guns. Robin was a news anchor for a New York cable news channel, Metro News 1, but now hosts her own morning talk show that airs at 4:00 in the morning. She lived in the Park Slope area of Brooklyn, as was stated in the Pilot episode and again in “Nothing Good Happens After 2 AM,” until her temporary unemployment (before the morning talk show) forced her to move in with her ex-boyfriend, and the show's main character, Ted. Like Smulders, she is originally from Vancouver, and has a younger teenage sister named Katie, who appears in First Time in New York. Although she was a reporter for "fluff news pieces" at the end of news segments at the time of first meeting Ted, over the series she has worked her way up to be lead news anchor at Metro News 1, before taking a prominent anchoring position in Japan, only to return to New York and, with help from Barney Stinson, hosting her own talk show. She has performed several embarrassing dares on television in exchange for money from Barney, including saying the word "nipple;" spanking herself; and honking her own breasts. In 'Mary the Paralegal', Robin won an award for her report on Pickles the singing dog, and attended the Local Area Media Awards show (LAMA's) with the group. She brought Sandy Rivers, a fellow reporter, as a date in order to make Ted jealous. Robin is the only main character on the show who smokes cigarettes sober (as Marshall has admitted to smoking while drinking and Lily smoked on her wedding day); however, none of the other characters, with the exception of Barney, who pointed it out, know this. Ted asks her about it in 'Moving Day', and Robin tells him no, but is then shown smoking in the hot tub in her apartment later in the episode. She has an in-depth knowledge of cigars and was shown enjoying one with Barney in 'Zip, Zip, Zip' at his cigar bar, with a glass of Johnnie Walker Blue Label, in Marshall's car in a flashback with Lily in the episode 'Arrivederci, Fiero', in a flashback very late at night before Marshall was scheduled to take the bar exam in episode 'Dowisetrepla', and with Barney in Ted's new car in 'The Chain of Screaming'. Robin is also an avid gun enthusiast, having a subscription to Guns & Ammo magazine and having taken Marshall to the shooting range in order to get over Lily. She has been known to use the word "Literally" far too often as pointed out by Ted in a season 3 episode. According to Ted, she cannot tell a lie without giggling, but she has been shown numerous times throughout the series lying smoothly. It is also revealed in 'The Goat' that by Ted's 31st birthday, Robin will be living in Ted's apartment. This happens in present-day in 'Not a Father's Day' when Robin moves into Ted's apartment after coming back from a brief job in Japan. Future Ted also reveals that Robin traveled the world and lived in many different countries. Many people thought that she was the "mother" referred to in the show's title, but this was ruled out when Future Ted is talking to his children in 'Pilot', and refers to her as "Aunt Robin." Based on this, though, is apparent that even in the future Robin remains a very important part of Ted's life and eventually the lives of his children. Relationships: Ted Mosby Robin dated Ted, who, believing he loved her, professed his feelings for her on their first date. After that incident, Ted and Robin split up, on the grounds that they wanted different things in relationships. They remained friends until it is later revealed that Robin has feelings for Ted, just as he embarks on a relationship with baker Victoria, whom he meets at a wedding. When Victoria goes to Germany for a culinary fellowship, Ted lies to Robin and tells her he and Victoria broke up in order to start a relationship with Robin. Robin, however, finds out, and this almost ends her friendship with Ted. They manage to rebuild their friendship, and in the first-season finale, Ted again professed his feelings for Robin, but she already had a date of sorts with fellow news anchor Sandy for the company camping trip. The trip, however, is canceled by a thunderstorm that Ted himself "caused" by doing a rain dance. Robin decided to finally act on her feelings when Ted went to see her that night, and the two finally embarked upon a relationship. This relationship comes to an end nearly a year later in the second-season finale, again because they both want different things in a relationship; it is at this point that Ted reveals that he no longer sees Robin as "The One." Ted and Robin's friendship post-breakup was initially somewhat rocky, and in Slapsgiving they decided to stop seeing each other. However, in the same episode they realize that their friendship is an 'involuntary reflex' and they remain close. As of Not A Father's Day, Robin has moved in to Marshall and Lily's old room in Ted's apartment. They attempt a friends-with-benefits relationship in Benefits, but Ted decides to end it after learning that Barney has feelings for her. Their former relationship has caused some tension with girls Ted has dated. Barney Stinson In the season 1 episode Zip, Zip, Zip, when Barney is missing a wingman due to Ted's relationship with Victoria, he and Robin embark on a night of "bro" activities that include laser tag and smoking cigars. He then mistakes an invitation to her apartment to play hardcore Battleship as code for sex, at which point she confesses to him that she has feelings for Ted. In Slap Bet, Barney uses his various connections (including a man in Malaysia) to find Robin's "Let's Go To the Mall" video. At the end of the season 3 episode 'Sandcastles in the Sand,' Robin and Barney kiss while they're watching Robin Sparkles's second music video. In the next episode, 'The Goat', it is revealed they slept together. While at first she insists that it "never happened", feeling guilty, she later apologizes to Ted about the fling, explaining that she was feeling vulnerable following being dumped by high school boyfriend Simon (James Van Der Beek) a second time. Ted seems to accept this explanation, reserving his anger for Barney. For the rest of the third season, Robin and Barney continue to pretend that they never slept together. In the season 4 premiere, 'Do I Know You?', Barney tells Lily that he is in love with Robin, though he has no intention of pursuing her in a romantic relationship. He eventually attempts to tell her how he feels, but is stopped short when Robin reflects aloud that dating friends doesn't ever work out (Benefits). In the season 4 finale, 'The Leap,' after a number of false professions of love, Robin and Barney confess their true feelings for each other. In the first episode of season 5, Lily force Barney and Robin to define their relationship. They end up lying, saying that they see each other as boyfriend and girlfriend. In the end, Ted asks Lily if she knew that they were lying, but Lily says that 'they just didn't realize they weren't lying,' while we see Robin and Barney holding hands. In the episode Robin 101, Robin finally acknowledges that she and Barney are dating, and in Bagpipes, we see Barney and Robin having their first fight, which causes them to seek Marshall and Lily for advice. The couple break up in The Rough Patch, acknowledging that the two just don't work together. Lily Aldrin Lily and Robin are best friends and confidants. Their friendship was cemented when they spilled Thai food in Marshall's car and tried to cover it up, as shown in Arrivederci, Fiero. Robin once kissed Lily, but it was clearly not romantic. Marshall Eriksen Marshall and Robin connect in the fourth season episode Little Minnesota as both are from frigid areas and enjoy the same things while in a Minnesota-themed bar. They sometimes fall on opposite side of an argument, such as how love is best portrayed (Three Days of Snow), but each admit to the validity of the other's argument and remain friends. Robin is also the most cynical of the group, whilst Marshall demonstrates his optimism frequently as a 'believer'. In “Last Cigarette Ever,” Robin is frustrated by her new co-anchor Don, a perpetual morning show anchor, who has given up ever making it to a network (despite being on one for a short Labor Day weekend). He won’t even wear pants to work and often stops reading stories in the middle of them. When he makes a mistake he says, “brain fart” because he doesn’t believe anyone is watching the early morning news show. Robin tries to prove Don wrong by getting the mayor on the show but when he cancels she starts to see that maybe he’s right. She is also trying to quit cigarettes and Don tries to get her to smoke a cigarette on the air unless someone calls. That’s when the entire gang, trying to quit, calls her and tells her not to smoke. She heads home to them and joins them on the roof -- for one last cigarette. They try. Future Ted reveals that none of them stopped smoking that day. Ted would quit two weeks into dating their mother, Barney would quit in 2017, Lily when she started trying to get pregnant, Marshall when he had his son, and Robin in 2013. 143469 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Rough Patch T DVD -R HQ 11584 Episode #95. 11-9-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) and Barney discover their relationship has resulted in them becoming two characters they don’t like very much. Ted and Marshall turn to Lily to break up a clearly miserable Barney and Robin. 143470 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Sandcastles in the Sand T DVD -R HQ 9849 Episode #60. 4-21-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Metro News 1. When Robin picks up where she left off with an old flame only to have him break her heart again, Brney tries to pick up the pieces. 143471 2010 How I Met Your Mother: Say Cheese T DVD -R HQ 11859 Episode #106. 3-22-2010 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). Lily is upset when Ted brings a date to her birthday dinner celebration. 143472 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Scorpion and the Toad, The T DVD -R HQ 6915 Episode #24. 9-24-2006 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Robin discovers the reason Lily has returned from San Francisco. 143473 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Sexless Innkeeper, The T DVD -R HQ 11488 Episode #92. 10-12-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) and Barney try to be a couple for Marshall and Lily to double date but it’s a disaster. A string of girls fall asleep at Ted’s apartment making him “the sexless innkeeper,” until one doesn’t fall asleep. Barney and Robin apologize to Marshall and Lilly and the four embrace in the rain celebrating their new relationship. But will that really make Barney happy? 143474 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Shelter Island T DVD -R HQ 10438 Episode #69. 10-20-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) is now the TV Anchor in Japan and comes back to the United States to attend Ted’s wedding. Deciding to marry in three days, Ted and Stella suddenly see their plans shattered by their exes. Everything seems to be falling apart -- including the wedding location, which only serves vegan food and no alcohol. Stella doesn’t want either ex at the wedding and when Ted tells Robin she shouldn’t attend the wedding, Robin confesses she still is in love with Ted and has quit her job in Japan and is returning to the United States. Ted tells Robin he loves Stella. Stella realizes that she wants to go back to her ex-husband. Ted is left at the altar. 143475 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Showdown T DVD -R HQ 8412. DVD -R HQ 8674 Episode #42. 4-30-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Barney meets Bob Barker (himself) and gets to play in the Showcase Showdown on "The Price Is Right." It turns out Barker is his father. 143476 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Single Stamina T DVD -R HQ 7400 Episode #32. 11-27-2006 TV Reporter Robin (Cobie Smulders). All of Barney's friends have settled into relationships and Barney is having trouble accepting it. Barney's gay brother arrives. 143477 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Slap Bet (aka Robin Sparkle) T DVD -R HQ 7356. DVD -R HQ 8340. DVD -R HQ 8637 Episode #31 11-19-2006 TV Reporter Robin (Cobie Smulders). Robin refuses to go to the mall with the gang, hoping to cover up a secret from her past: She was Robin Sparkle, a teenage singing sensation, a one-hit wonder, "Let's Go To the Mall." 143478 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Slapsgiving T DVD -R HQ 9906 Episode #53. 11-19-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. As Marshall and Lily prepare to host their first Thanksgiving as husband and wife. Barney eyes Marshall’s Slap Bet Countdown Clock website with dread. 143479 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Slapsgiving 2: Revenge of the Slap T DVD -R HQ 11623 Episode #97. 11-23-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). Marshall bequeaths a “slap bet” slap to Robin and Ted. Lily’s estranged father visits for Thanksgiving. 143480 2005 How I Met Your Mother: Slutty Pumpkin', The T DVD -R HQ 4599 Episode #4. 10-24-2005 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Ted makes his yearly pilgrimage to the rooftop Halloween party in search of a girl he met years ago. Robin joins him at the end of the show to wait for her through the night. 143481 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Something Blue T DVD -R HQ 8509 Episode #44. 5-14-2007. Season Finale TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News tells Ted she doesn't want a husband and children. She wants a career that takes her around the world. They break up ending their one-year relationship. "I'm a journalist. My career would take me anywhere," she tells him. And that's what happens. Robin does go to Argentina, Morocco, Russia, Greece, even Japan for a while. "I met your mom," the older Ted tells his children. At Marshall and Lily's wedding, Barney discovers that Ted and Robin have a secret that they have been hiding for weeks. 143482 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Something Borrowed T DVD -R HQ 8472 Episode #43. 5-7-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. The wedding is ruined, but an impromptu ceremony conducted by Barney outside makes the wedding day perfect for Marshall and Lilly. 143483 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Sorry, Bro T DVD -R HQ 10938 Episode #80. 3-9-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). Marshall and Lily are less than thrilled when they hear that Ted’s college girlfriend has moved to New York. 143484 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Spoiler Alert T DVD -R HQ 9265 Episode #52. 11=12=2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Marshall awaits his bar exam results. Ted introduces his latest girlfriend to the gang, who all see the flaw that Ted has missed. 143485 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Stinsons, The T DVD -R HQ 10914 Episode #79. 3-2-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). The gang thinks that Barney must have a secret girlfriend after noticing his bizarre behavior. 143486 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Stuff T DVD -R HQ 7999 Episode #38. 2-19-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1. Ted gets rid of items from ex-girlfriends that he had been saving before Robin can't stand them in the apartment. Robin then gets rid of her dogs because they remind Ted of her ex-boyfriends. Barney forces Lily and the gang to attend his play, which satirizes Lily's play the night before. 143487 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Swarley T DVD -R HQ 7229 Episode #29. 11-5-2006 TV Reporter Robin (Cobie Smulders). Ted and Barney try to convince Marshall his new girlfriend is crazy. 143488 2005 How I Met Your Mother: Sweet Taste of Liberty, The T DVD -R HQ 4405 Episode #3. 10-3-2005 TV Reporter Robin (Cobie Smulders) meets the fiancée of one of the three males. The other two head off to Philadelphia to find women. 143489 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Ted Mosby, Architect. T DVD -R HQ 7001 Episode #26 10-8-2006 TV Reporter Robin (Cobie Smulders). Barney tries to show Ted that his job as an architect is a great way to pick up women. 143490 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Ten Sessons T DVD -R HQ 9799 Episode #57. 3-24-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Metro News 1. Ted falls for the doctor who is taking off his tattoo in 10 sessions. She says she won’t date a patient so he hopes to get a date with her before the 10 sessions are up. 143491 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Third Wheel T DVD -R HQ 9050 Episode #47. 10-8-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Ted's new attitude attracts women in the present and one from the past. The rest of the gang pulls together to help him make the most of the situation. Two beautiful women show Ted that they are very attracted to him. The gang helps Ted realize that bad luck does not always comes in threes. 143492 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Three Days of Snow T DVD -R HQ 10770 Episode #77. 1-19-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) tries to help Marshall continue his airport reunion tradition with Lily. Barney and Ted offer to keep MacLaren’s bar open during a blizzard so they can meet up with some college girls. 143493 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Three Days Rule, The T DVD -R HQ 11070 Episode #85. 4-27-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). Barney and Marshall play a joke on Ted, who is having a “text” relationship with a girl he’s just met. 143494 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Wait for It T DVD -R HQ 8984 Episode #45. 9-24-2007. TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1. When Ted sees Robin with an Argentine lover by her side, he decides he is ready to hit the town with Barney. The breakup is complete but they remain friends. 143495 2007 How I Met Your Mother: We're Not From Here T DVD -R HQ 9020 Episode #46. 10-1-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News is still going out with her Argentinean friend who is a hit with all the ladies. Barney and Ted decide to pose as out-of-towners in hopes of getting the same female attention. Ted and Barney pretend to be visitors to New York City to pick up women. Robin is still dating Gael. Marshall and Lily prepare letters to each other to be read after their death. 143496 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Wedding, The T DVD -R HQ 5252 Episode #12. 1-9-2006 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News accepts Ted's invitation to a friend's wedding, but is asked at the last minute to anchor the news and so Ted goes stag to a wedding that he almost ruined. 143497 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Where Were We? T DVD -R HQ 7449. Episode #23. 9-18-2006 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Newly single Lily goes to San Francisco. Ted, Barney and Robin try to cheer up unhappy Marshall. 143498 2009 How I Met Your Mother: Window, The T DVD -R HQ 11653 Episode #98. 12-8-2009 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders). Ted’s neighbor Maggie, a woman he has wanted to date for years, has finally broken up with her boyfriend putting her back on the market. A letter written to himself when he was 15 reinforces Marshall’s shame that he’s become a corporate tool. 143499 2008 How I Met Your Mother: Woooo! T DVD -R HQ 10562 Episode #72. 11-17-2008 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) rediscovers a group of single girls who like to party. Ted pitches Barney a design for his company’s headquarters. 143500 2006 How I Met Your Mother: World's Greatest Couple T DVD -R HQ 7089 Episode #27. 10-16-2006 TV Reporter Robin (Cobie Smulders). Lily moves in with Barney. Marshall enjoys fun couple-activities with another man. 143501 2007 How I Met Your Mother: Yips, The T DVD -R HQ 9334 Episode #54. 11-26-2007 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. Barney gets an invitation to the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show after-party, where he can mingle with all the models. 143502 2006 How I Met Your Mother: Zip, Zip, Zip T DVD -R HQ 5441 Episode #14. 2-6-2006 TV Reporter Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) of Channel 1 News. After agreeing to take things slowly and not have sex for a month, Ted and Victoria decide that they have waited long enough. 143503 1967 How I Spent My Summer Vacation T Interviewer, The (Lyn Peters) 143504 1967 How I Won the War M DVD -R 1811 Reporter (Bryan Pringer). 143505 1946 How many times do I have to tell you to get names in any stories you cover... (aka “How many times do I have to tell you to get names in any stories you cover....” CB Robin Hood and Company Comics, Vol. 3, #33 Reporter Sooper Dooper, Demon Reporter 143506 1915 How Molly Made Good (aka How Molly Malone Made Good) M Mantle, Burns (Dramatic Editor of the New York Evening Mail) AFI-Editors/New York Tribune/Reporters Cub Reporter Molly Malone (Marguerite Gale) comes to America from Ireland looking for her newspaperman brother but is unable to find him. Reporter Alva Hinton (Helen Hilton). Gets a job at the New York Tribune by getting an interview with an opera singer after reporter Hilton turns down the assignment. Impressed editor then assigns her to interview 10 stage stars in three days. Hilton, a reporter (Helen Hilton) and Reedy, a photographer (John Reedy), as themselves, try to stop her by stealing her interview cards and creating other distractions. Both are finally arrested and Malone uses an airplane to return to the office with her interviews in time to meet her deadline. Wins $50, a permanent job and the associate editor. Photographer Reedy (John Reedy). 143507 1968 How Sweet It Is! M AFI-Photographers Photographer 143508 2002 How the Sheriff Was Won NR Gracie, Anne Harlequin Duet Newspaper Owner-Publisher Jassie McQuilty of a small newspaper she inherited in Bear Claw, Montana from her great uncle. Will contains stipulation that Jassie must stay in town and publish the newspaper for one year or lose everything. Jassie expects 365 days of boredom until she meets the sheriff. Jassie split personality -- she is adorable when she works the presses, but pitiable when she goes for a short fling. 143509 2004 How the Sun Shines on Noise N Cashion, Matthew Deshe Journalist Leo Gray worked in a North Carolina toll booth where he happily read The World’s Great Thinkers -- Rousseau’s Contract, Hegel’s History, Marx’s Manifesto, Schopenhauer, Heidegger, Nietzsche, the Transcendalists, the French poets, the Modernists, and the Beats. But his social worker girlfriend convinces him to turn upwardly mobile, and Leo gets a job writing for a weekly newspaper on the coast of his home state, Georgia. His two bosses are named, Big Dick and Little Dick Taylor. And his girlfriend refuses to relocate with him since she’s taken on another down-and-out lover, “a stroke victim in his sixties struggling to relearn the alphabet.” Leo wonders, in hopes of transforming yet another loser? 143510 1978 How the West Was Won MT Miniseries. Photographer (Hal Riddle). 143511 1996 How To Be a Woman and Not Die in the Attempt (aka How To Be a Woman and Survive) M SVD 765 Journalist Carmen leads a complicated life as a journalist, wife and mother. Mid-life crisis 143512 2008 How To Be Cool N Edwards, Johanna Reporter Ty Benedict sees great success in doing a story on a woman’s butterfly metamorphosis and is shadowing every move of a woman who has found a new career transforming the socially inept from geek to chic. Her classes on “How to be Cool” are Chicago’s hottest ticket. But nearly thirtysomething is still a dork at heart even though she shed 70 pounds and would die rather than anyone know about her overweight, nerdy past. Things start to unravel when the woman’s apartment burns down and she’s forced to live with her parents. Making matters worse, there’s that journalist following her and the last thing she needs is someone uncovering her dirty little secret -- no matter how sexy the reporter may be. Now with her life spiraling out of control, the weight she fought so hard to lose is starting to creep back on. But with the help of her best friend, a confident plus-sized model, the woman is starting to learn that appearances aren’t everything and that being the queen of cool isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. The reporter asks to escort her to her high school reunion and she agrees because she is attracted to the handsome journalist. But how will she react when she learns he is not quite the altruistic reporter he pretends to be? 143513 2005 How To Be Famous N Bond, Alison Gossip Writer. Three women have beauty to burn, talent to spare, and more dates tan Hollywood has hills. One arrives at CMG Talent Agency from the English countryside, wearing a homey green dress while the other assistants are in dark pantsuits. She’s shopping, making deals and winning the attention of Los Angeles’ hottest gossip writer, but is the smooth scribe after her, or just after the dirt on her clients? 143514 2001 How To Be Good N Hornby, Nick Columnist David writes a newspaper column, "The Angriest Man in Holloway." Husband, sneering columnist who is angry both professionally and as a hobby. 143515 1990 How to Be Louise M AD Newspaper Advertisement for go-go girls 143516 1965 How To Be Loved M AFI-Radio Radio 143517 2008 How To Be Single N Tuccillo, Liz Publicist Julie, 38 and irked by the New York City dating scene, travels around the world to compare how women in different cultures cope with the stigma of being unattached. 143518 1955 How to Be Very, Very Popular M News Vendor (Hank Mann) 143519 1999 How to Become Famous M Photographer (Phyllis Lane). Photographer (Sean J. Dillingham). Photographer (Warren B. Hall). 143520 2008 How To Break Bad News N Molloy, Tim TV News Field Producer Scott Thomas is a 29-year-old field producer for a network TV news program and has just been dumped by his fiancee. Lucky for him, he might finally be getting his big break. Because he is “bright, young enough to work in fast food, and nobody,” network executives choose Thomas to go undercover to expose labor violations at a southwestern Mexican grill. The reason? To expose the chain’s owner and prevent him from being sworn in as the new United States Secretary of Labor. Once undercover, Thomas finds that the job isn’t quite what he had expected. Soon, a simple crush causes him to question his motives, his morality and everything else outside of his new life in the fast food industry -- including whether or not he can return to the life he left behind. 143521 1997 How To Cheat in the Leaving Certificate M News Reader (Bosco Hogan). 143522 2003 How To Deal M DVD -R HQ 9063, 9064 Reporter (Judy Croon). 143523 2004 How to Disappear Completely M UK. Short film. Photographer (David House). 143524 1968 How To Do Anything at All With Girls M PR - AFI-Public Relations Public Relations 143525 2005 How To Eat Your Watermelon in White Company (and Enjoy It) DT Newsreel Narrator (Dick Hehmeyer - Voice)., 143526 1989 How To Get Ahead in Advertising M News Media. A brilliant young advertising executive can’t come up with a slogan to sell a revolutionary new pimple cream. His obsessive worrying creates a large stress-related boil on his shoulder that grows eyes and develops a mouth and starts talking. 143527 2003 How To Get the Man's Foot Outta Your Ass M African-American Journalist (Christopher Michael). 143528 1928 How To Handle Women (aka Fresh Every Hour. Prince of Peanuts, The) M Craft, William J., Jack Foley (Story). Foley (Adaptation). Albert De Mond (Titles). Carl Krusada (Continuity-Scenario). AFI-Columnists - Ness Book - PR Columnist Beatrice Fairbanks (Marian Nixon) is in love with a commercial artist. He switches places with a prince and successfully markets the prince's peanut crop with the columnist becoming his publicity agent. Editor (Robert T. Haines - The Editor). As a result, prince is able to get loan from the United States. Beatrice Fairfax was a famous columnist at the time. 143529 1974 How To Impeach a President DT Public Affairs Program 143530 2004 How To Kill a Rock Star N DeBartolo, Tiffanie Music Journalist Eliza Caelum moves to New York from her native Cleveland to work for a music magazine and the young journalist finds herself sharing a tiny apartment with Paul Hudson, a talented songwriter, lead singer of the band Bananafish and her brother’s disarmingly sexy best friend and bandmate. Eliza’s reverence for and obsession with rock is equaled only by Paul’s. When big things start happening for Paul and Bananafish, Eliza has to face her terrors and make a choice that could change her life forever. Eliza and Paul hit if off immediately -- both love the same singer/songwriter, both are orphans and both think the other is hot stuff. They fall in love. He writes a song about her (”She is a virgin. She is a whore. She gives it all and I beg for more.” Her fear of flying -- her parents were killed in a plane crash -- gets worse after September 11. Paul, on the brink of megastardom, refuses to tour unless she comes along. She sacrifices their relationship for the sake of his art. 143531 1999 How To Kill Your Neighbor's Dog M SVD 1137 TV Anchorwoman (Benita Ha). Male Anchor (Mark Brandon). 143532 2003 How To Lose a Guy in 10 Days M DVD -R HQ 1780, 1781 Magazine Writer. Andie Anderson (Kate Hudson) is the "how to girl" for fast-growing Composure magazine writing pieces like "How to Get a Better Bod in 5 Days" and "How to Feng-Shui Your Apartment. Anderson is a serious sort who truly yearns to write "How to Bring Peace to Tajikistan." Steely editor Lana (Bebe Neuwirth) assigns Andie to a story that's "a dating how-not-to," a lesson in how to drive a suitor away in a week and a half. 143533 2006 How To Lose Friends and Alienate People (aka How To Lose Friends & Alienate People) DT Young, Toby Editor-Publisher Sidney Young (Simon Pegg) is a disillusioned intellectual who both adores and despises the world of celebrity, fame and glamor. His alternative magazine, Post Modern Review, pokes fun at the media-obsessed stars and bucks trends and so when Young is offered a job at the diametrically opposed conservative New York based Sharps magazine, it is something of a shock. It seems Sharps Editor Clayton Harding (Jeff Bridges) is amused by Young’s disruption of a post-BAFTA party with a pig posing as Babe. Thus begins Sidney’s descent into success -- his gradual move from deried outsider to confidante of startlet Sophie Maes, initially helping him out at Sharps is colleague Alison Olsen (Kirsten Dunst) who has her own secret. Sharp’s Assistant (Gillian King). Sharp’s Magazine Receptionist (Edward Lemont). Clayton’s Assistant (Miguel Brown). Public Relations Practitioner (PR) Woman (Katherine Parkinson). Newsstand Vendor (Eliezer Meyer). Post Modern Review Staff #1 (Ian Bonar). Post Modern Review Staff #2 (James Corden). Post Modern Review Staff #3 (Fenella Woolgar). Post Modern Review Staff #4 (Chris O’Dowd). Post Modern Review Staff #5 (Hugh Thompson). Post Modern Review Staff #6 (Emily Thorling). British Journalist Toby Young left London in 1995 to go to New York to become a contributing editor at Vanity Fair. Within two years, he is fired, banned from the most fashionable bar in the city and can't get a date for love or money. Hilarious account of the five years he spent looking for love in all the wrong places, and steadily working his way down the New York food chain, from glossy magazine editor to crash-test dummy for interactive sex toys. 143534 1953 How to Marry a Millionaire M DVD -R HQ 5838, 5839. DVD. L. Reporter (Benny Burt) 143535 1959 How To Marry a Millionaire: Cherchez La Roomate T Episode #40 5-28-1959. Series 10-7-1957 to 8-20-1959 Magazine Writer Gwen Kirby (Lisa Gaye) works for Manhattan Magazine ("Our Business is Publicity"). The two roommates advertise in the Journal News for a new roommate and Kirby answers the ad. She was at the newspaper office and was going to place her own ad when she read their ad and thought it would be fun living in the Penthouse with Loco and Mike. The man working at the newspaper office was John R. Hobson, Junior (John Garrett), a wealthy millioniare who owns the Hobson Newspapers Publishing Company. He's working his way up the ladder to learn the business. Kirby comes from Illinois. 143536 1959 How To Marry a Millionaire: Gwen's Secret T Episode #45. 7-2-1959 Magazine Writer Gwen Kirby (Lisa Gaye) works for Manhattan Magazine ("Our Business is Publicity"). The girls go to the stockholders meeting in hopes of meeting wealthy millionaires. She and Mike are listening to the new son the radio when they hear about another crime happening in the Park Avenue section. Gwen is in charge of publicity at a new TV show, "Who Am I?" She is in charge of guarding a secret celebrity who is going to be a guest on the show. Gwen isn't supposed to tell anyone anything about him when he moves into the vacant penthouse apartment in the girl's building. The girls think he is the burglar terrorizing the neighborhood. 143537 1959 How To Marry a Millionaire: Three Stacked Stockholders T Episode #44. 6-25-1959 Magazine Writer Gwen Kirby (Lisa Gaye) works for Manhattan Magazine ("Our Business is Publicity"). The girls go to the stockholders meeting in hopes of meeting wealthy millionaires. She was at the newspaper office and was going to place her own ad when she read their ad and thought it would be fun living in the Penthouse with Loco and Mike. The man working at the newspaper office was John R. Hobson, Junior (John Garrett), a wealthy millioniare who owns the Hobson Newspapers Publishing Company. He's working his way up the ladder to learn the business. Kirby comes from Illinois. 143538 1958 How to Marry a Millionaire: Utterly Perfect Man, The T Episode #23. 4-17-1958 Photographer (Glen Turnbull). 143539 2005 How To Marry a Murderer NM Matetsky, Amanda Crime Reporter Paige Turner of New York City investigates the murder of a wildly popular television star in the 1950s whose legendary beauty and talent were surpassed only by her equally legendary egotism. The green-eyed, fiery, redheaded star of "The Ginger Allen Show" is, aside from Lucille Ball, the most popular female personality on TV. So when her hulking chauffeur, Woodrow, shows up at the offices of Daring Detective magazine after hours, looking for the sleazy true crime rag's hardest-working writer, Paige Turner, Paige is as intrigued as she is star struck. Sitting in the back of the diva's limousine, Paige listens intently as Ginger explains how, after several bizarre mishaps, she is convinced someone is trying to kill her. For the rights to the exclusive -- and guaranteed lucrative -- story, Ginger enlists Paige to unravel the mystery and find the would-be killer. 143540 2003 How to Meet Cute Boys N Kizis, Deanna Fashion Magazine Writer Benjamina, 27, searches for love in Los Angeles. 143541 1965 How To Murder Your Wife M DVD -R HQ 3727, 3728. L AFI-Cartoonists Newscaster (Bill Baldwin). Cartoonist Stanley Ford (Jack Lemmon). News Media uproar 143542 2009 How To Save a Life M News Media. Reporter (Lee Ann Kim). After a childhood friend’s death, an all-star athlete must change his life and sacrifice his dreams to save the lives of others. 143543 1968 How To Seduce a Playboy M AFI-Reporters/Magazines/Publicity Reporter 143544 2009 How to Seduce a Texan N Kelley, Karen Reporter Nikki “The Barracuda” Scott will sink her teeth into anything. So when her editor sends her to get the lowdown on bad boy football star Cal Braxton, Nikki's game to rough it on his family ranch. She just isn't prepared for exactly how rough. Still, the nasty outhouse, noisy animals, and resident ghost won't put Nikki off...especially once she sets eyes (and hands, and mouth) on her subject. If there's a juicy story here, Nikki intends to devour it. So, the lady thinks she's gonna get the scoop on him? Cal's had his fill of scheming females—hell, his conniving ex-fiancee is the very reason he's hiding out. Then again, if all journalists were as hot as Nikki, he might consider being more open with the press. Too bad she won't be around for long. If the chores and "rustic" conditions don't frighten Nikki off, her haunted accommodations surely will. Tough it turns out Nikki doesn't scare easily. Now Cal's the one who's scared—of falling hard. 143545 2006 How To Sleep with a Movie Star NR Harmel, Kristin Entertainment Editor Claire Reilly of Mod Magazine. The 26-year-old "nice girl" journalist is on the top of her game as one of the youngest celebrity reporters and editors in the business. At Mod Magazine, she is a consummate professional, interviewing dreamy Hollywood hunks and staying on top of every story. Unfortunately, her live-in boyfriend seems intent on setting the world's record for celibacy. Yet she finds herself penning articles such as Ten Reasons You Should Have a One-Night Stand. When Reilly lands the plum assignment of interviewing Hollywood's #1 hottie, she knows better than to mix business with pleasure. But the next morning, she finds herself in his bed -- without her clothes. After the tabloids pick up the story, Reilly's life is turned upside down. Young editor weighs her job against lasting love. Mod never had a chance. Struggling to regain her reputation, she learns a lot about herself and that you shouldn't always believe everything you read. An enemy fabricates a Mod article -- with Claire's byline attached -- about her one-night stand. 143546 1968 How To Steal the World M Reporter (Ray Weaver). Reporter (Mike Masters). 143547 1965 How To Stuff a Wild Bikini M PR - AFI-Publicists Public Relations 143548 1997 How To Succeed at Love NR Connell, Susan Silhouette Desire #1074 Investigative Reporter Spencer Madison wants to do a story on the girl voted Most Likely To Succeed, the class president and valedictorian who is not looking forward to her 10-year class reunion. She's just been fired from her Capitol Hill job and has been dumped by her boyfriend. And now Spencer wants to do a story on her. 143549 1967 How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying M DVD -R HQ 2209-2210-2166. L AFI-Television News Seller (Al Nesor). Media Man #1 (Patrick O'Moore). Media Man #2 (Wally Strauss). 143550 2007 How To Teach Filthy Rich Girls N Dean, Zoey Tabloid Journalist Megan Smith, a recent Yale graduate, comes to Manhattan with big plans for a career in journalism, but is unable to cut it in New York’s cutthroat world of magazine publishing. She snatches a lucrative offer to transform two pampered and scholastically challenged 17-year-old twins into scholars. Their grandmother, the fortune’s overseer, pays Megan $1,500 a week to get the “Fabulous Baker Twins” up to snuff, an additional $75,000 if they are accepted at Duke, their late parents’ alma mater. 143551 2000 How To Trap a Tycoon N Bevarly, Elizabeth Publisher Adam Darien is sexy, self-assured and the publisher of one of the nation’s leading men’s magazines. Dorsey “Hollie” MacGuiness wrote “the foolproof” how-to guide to marrying a millionaire that everyone’s talking about. And now her runaway bestseller is running away with her life. By day she’s a staid sociology professor, but other times she’s a sultry bombshell. The trouble is she’s falling hard for one of her “research subjects” -- a rich, elusive risk-taker who is the exact opposite of everything the practical she dreams about. If Darien ever discovers that the incognito lovely who’s tending bar at his favorite club is, in reality, the author of that book, his hot passion for her may cool. But Hollie’s growing love for Adam surprises even herself and she’s planning to enjoy his strong arms and soft kisses for as long as she can keep her double life a secret. And who knows? Maybe she can follow a few of her own rules and marry this magnificent publishing magnate. 143552 1836 How To Write a Blackwood Article (Or the Psyche Zenobia) SS PVL Poe, Edgar Allan Interviewer. Signora Psyche Zenobia, Miss Tabitha Turnip goes to Edinburgh to interview Mr. Blackwood and learn the method of composition used for his magazine. He urges her to consider tone of narrative, use of erudite details, and employment of piquant similes. Blackwood even supplies her with some quotations. Off she goes deciding that the 50 guineas he has offered her for the resulting sketch is too paltry a sum. She gets into trouble in Edinburgh and the Blackwood article is the results. Blackwood is the leading light of Blackwood magazine. Dick, Peter and Tom are workers in Blackwood's office. Gulley, author of the New Compendium of Slang-Whang, much used by Blackwood. 143553 1969 How We Used to Live: At the Seaside T UK. Episode #25. 6-3-1969 Photographer, Beach (David Vallon). 143554 1999 How's Your News? M Reporter (Robert Bird). Reporter (Sean Costello). Reporter (Susan Harrington). Reporter (Larry Perry). Reporter (Ronnie Simonsen). 143555 2009 How’s Your News?: Austin T DVD -R HQ 10904 Episode #3. 2-22-2009 News Staff. Reporters travel the country in a huge tour bus. People with disabilities interview celebrities and people on the street, and cover the news. The How's Your News team heads to Austin Texas to not only cover the South By Southwest music festival, but perform in it themselves. Jeremy talks with the SXSW showcase manager Craig Stewart, who explains he had to invite the How's Your News band back to perform because there's nothing quite like them. Determined to blow the roof off their performances, the band has their first rehearsal and jams with Lightspeed Champion. At the Star of Texas Fair, Bobby braves an intense monster ride. Jeremy, however, is only barely convinced to try out the ferris wheel and spends most of the ride freaking out about the heights. The team then heads back to SXSW, where Susan is not terribly impressed by the Gil Mantera's Party Dream concert -- in fact, she informs the band that they suck and "aren't even ipod material." Next, the team hits up the all-female Texas Roller Derby. While Lucas is impressed by the crazy bruises and injuries the girls sustain, Jeremy is more intrigued by all the trash-talking. Finished with the derby, the gang tries to drum up some support for their concert by passing out fliers at restaurants and on the street. Meanwhile, Susan interviews the French band Justice and learns all about their "fart" music. Once again, she is not impressed. The big day has finally arrived and the How's Your News band plays their warm-up concert for SXSW. As Susan promised, they rocked the house. Next, they head to Bourbon Rocks for their performance. To Jeremy's delight, Elijah Wood is there to check out the show. Once again, the band delivers with a performance of a song Susan's written and the crowd goes wild. Jeremy Vest Jeremy joined the How's Your News? team in 2004 as the drummer for the band. Jeremy has Williams Syndrome, which means he often skips from subject to subject, but also has great musical ability. He plays the piano as well as the drums. Susan Harrington Susan has an avid interest in politics and current events and has always wanted to be a news reporter. A HYN reporter since its inception in 1998, Sue has conducted interviews with many notable figures, including Diane Sawyer, Peter Jennings. Robert Bird "Bobby" has Down Syndrome and an interesting speech impairment which makes it sound as if he is speaking his own personal language. He understands everything that is said to him and is able to converse with almost anyone who comes his way. Sean Costello Sean has Down Syndrome and has participated in the National Special Olympics on several occasions and specializes in weightlifting and basketball. He has been with HYN since its inception in 1998, interviewing such luminaries as Senator Hillary. Larry Perry Larry has been a camper at Camp Jabberwocky, where the crew met, since its very first year, in 1952. He has severe spastic cerebral palsy, uses a wheelchair, and cannot form words with his voice. He communicates "Yes" and "No" with finger motions. Lucas Wahl Lucas is the newest member of the HYN team. He joined in 2007 as a member of the band, taking things to a new level with his dramatic guitar playing. Lucas has Williams Syndrome and often plays the guitar behind his head and with his teeth. Brendan Lemieux Brendan joined How's Your News? in 2007 along with Lucas to round out the band. He plays bass guitar and has a growing collection of tattoos. Brendan has Williams Syndrome, like Jeremy and Lucas, and shares their aptitude for music. You've never seen a show quite like this before. First conceived at Camp Jabberwocky, the nation's oldest sleepover camp for people with disabilities, How's Your News? began as a series of short films with the members of the camp serving as reporters. The shorts caught the eye of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, of South Park fame, who offered to Executive Produce a feature film that followed the camp reporters on a road trip across America. The film was widely embraced by the disabled community, won several film festival awards and is now used as a training video for people with disabilities worldwide. Our six-episode series has the adventurous spirit of Jackass, combined with the music and quirky comedy of The Monkees. In their customized tour bus, our team of reporters drive across America documenting their experiences, which includes everything from covering the red carpet at the Grammys and performing at the SXSW music festival, to learning to make cheese balls with Amy Sedaris in her apartment. During the course of the show, we learn more about this unique cast and their outrageous sense of humor through man on the street segments, musical performances, behind the scenes adventures and celebrity interviews. Since its inception in 1998, How's Your News? has built an enthusiastic cult following with the release of three previous documentaries and a CD of soundtrack music performed by the cast. The show enjoys the full support of the reporters' families as well as nationally recognized disability advocates and organizations. Earlier versions of the show, executive produced by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, have appeared on HBO/Cinemax, PBS and Channel Four England. 143556 2002 How’s Your News?: Cross Country Road Trip T Documentary News Series Reporters with various disabilities cover the news. Susan Harrington Susan Harrington is 41 years old and lives in an assisted living home in Massachusetts. She works as a receptionist for the Department of Mental Retardation, manning the helm at a 16 phone line switchboard. She has an avid interest in politics and current events and has always wanted to be a news reporter. An HYN reporter since its inception in 1998, Sue has conducted interviews with many notable figures, including Diane Sawyer, Peter Jennings, Kathy Griffin, Sylvester Stallone, Senator John Edwards, and many others. She also has an amazing operatic singing voice and is very good at Scrabble. She is legally blind and has a mental disability. Bobby Bird Robert Bird or “Bobby” as most of us know him, is 51 years old and lives in Massachusetts with his sister Debbie and her family. He has Down Syndrome and an interesting speech impairment which makes it sound as if he is speaking his own personal language. He understands everything that is said to him, yet it is often a puzzle to understand what he is saying. Despite this challenge Bobby is extremely affable and is able to converse with almost anyone who comes his way. He has interviewed Sen. John McCain, Al Franken, Sarah Silverman and Jimmy Kimmel. Bobby has been with the How’s Your News team since it’s inception in 1998. When not reporting his own brand of the news, he does janitorial work in southern Massachusetts. Sean Costello Sean Costello is 38 years old and lives in New Hampshire with his mother Nancy. He works five days a week doing custodial duties. He has been to the National Special Olympics on several occasions and specializes in weightlifting and basketball. He loves food, though he no longer eats his favorite dish, fried chicken, due to health concerns. He has been with HYN since it’s inception in 1998, interviewing such luminaries as Senator Hillary Clinton, Bam Margera, and Triumph the Insult Comic Dog. Sean has Down Syndrome. Larry Perry Larry Perry is 60 years old and lives with his parents in Massachusetts. He has been a camper at Camp Jabberwocky, where the crew met, since its very first year, in 1952. He has severe spastic cerebral palsy, uses a wheelchair, and cannot form words with his voice. He communicates “Yes” and “No” with finger motions. Larry conducts most of his interviews with the use of a word board on which he composes questions ahead of time. He is able to point to the questions with the microphone and direct the interviewee to speak in this way. He has conducted interviews with Michael Moore, Newt Gingrich, Sen. Hillary Clinton and comedian Bill Hader. Larry is also extremely daring, up for almost any stunt which comes his way. He’s best known for his dramatic rolls down gassy slopes, without his wheelchair. Jeremy Vest Jeremy Vest is 21 years old and lives in Gaithersburg, Maryland. He graduated from Quince Orchard High School and joined How’s Your News? in 2004 as the drummer for the band and he has been with us ever since. Jeremy has Williams Syndrome, which means he often skips from subject to subject and also has great musical ability. He plays the piano as well as the drums and holds avid interest in topics such as restaurant menus, firefighting, airlines, and marching bands. “I also like eating deli meats” says Jeremy. Jeremy has conducted great interviews for HYN, including memorable conversations with Ben Affleck, Howard Dean, Jimmy Kimmel, and the WWE wrestler “Mankind”. Lucas Wahl Lucas is 23 years old and the newest member of the HYN team. He joined up in 2007 as a member of the band, taking things to a new level with his dramatic guitar playing. Lucas, who has Williams Syndrome, often plays the guitar behind his head and with his teeth. Some say he resembles Jimi Hendrix onstage. He accidentally cut off half of his index finger with a table saw a few years ago, but this hasn’t slowed down his guitar playing at all. “In fact, I think it made me better,” he said. Since joining the band Lucas has also done great news reports for us from the Roller Derby in Austin, Texas, and a pirate convention in New Orleans. Lucas lives in Waddell, Arizona with his parents. Ron Simonsen Ron Simonsen is 48 years old and lives in New Hampshire with his parents. One of the most outgoing and charismatic HYN reporters in our history, Ron was diagnosed with leukemia in 2006. He has battled it furiously and the disease is currently in remission. However, Ron has been unable to join us on our latest travels due to fragile health. Since the HBO broadcast of our feature length documentary in 2002, Ron has struck up a unique friendship with his lifelong idol, actor Chad Everett. The two of them talk on the phone at least once a week. Ron has cerebral palsy. Brendan Lemieux Brendan is the youngest HYN team member at 21 years old. He joined up in 2007 along with Lucas to round out the band. He plays bass guitar and has a growing collection of tattoos. Brendan has Williams Syndrome, like Jeremy and Lucas, and shares their aptitude for music. He has also reported from far and wide for HYN, interviewing pro skateboarder Ryan Sheckler, investigating the rap scene in New Orleans, and rocking the stages at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas. He lives with his parents in Madison, CT. How’s Your News first began over ten years ago at a summer camp for adults with disabilities in Massachusetts. We were working in video class and searching for a format which could include as many people, with as wide an array of disabilities, as possible. So we began making our own news shows. One day we decided to bring some reporters downtown to interview people on the street. These first two reporters were Bobby Bird and Sean Costello, two men with Down Syndrome. The interviews they conducted were both funny, and sweetly revealing. When we screened them for the camp community we got a great response. We kept making videos with other reporters from the camp and at the end of the summer we compiled a VHS video tape of our favorite man-on-the-street interviews and made copies for our friends and family. Those tapes got copied and passed around and one ended up in the hands of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, who were simply two struggling filmmakers at the time. They contacted HYN director Arthur Bradford and told him they’d love to see more videos like this. The three of them struck up a friendship and when Parker and Stone hit it big with South Park, they offered to finance a short documentary staring the best reporters from the summer camp. Bradford and some of the other counselors put together a team and the first “How’s Your News?” video was made in 1998. In 2002 the team released a feature film about a cross country road trip with five reporters with disabilities. This was financed again by Parker and Stone as well as Indie film legend John Pierson. This film won several festival awards and was broadcast on HBO/Cinemax, PBS, and Channel Four England. In 2004 we released a short documentary about our trips to the Democrat and Republican National conventions which featured very candid interviews with public figures such as Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Ben Affleck, Peter Jennings, Al Franken, G. Gordon Liddy, Andre 3000, and many more. This half hour TV special led us to start thinking about the possibility of a HYN series. We pitched the series idea to several networks and MTV agreed to finance a short pilot which we made in 2006. In late 2007 MTV gave us the greenlight and we began shooting a six episode series in 2008. It hit the air on Feb. 8th, 2009 and we can’t believe our little project has made it this far! 143557 2004 How’s Your News?: Democrat and Republican Conventions T Documentary News Series Reporters with various disabilities cover the news. Susan Harrington Susan Harrington is 41 years old and lives in an assisted living home in Massachusetts. She works as a receptionist for the Department of Mental Retardation, manning the helm at a 16 phone line switchboard. She has an avid interest in politics and current events and has always wanted to be a news reporter. An HYN reporter since its inception in 1998, Sue has conducted interviews with many notable figures, including Diane Sawyer, Peter Jennings, Kathy Griffin, Sylvester Stallone, Senator John Edwards, and many others. She also has an amazing operatic singing voice and is very good at Scrabble. She is legally blind and has a mental disability. Bobby Bird Robert Bird or “Bobby” as most of us know him, is 51 years old and lives in Massachusetts with his sister Debbie and her family. He has Down Syndrome and an interesting speech impairment which makes it sound as if he is speaking his own personal language. He understands everything that is said to him, yet it is often a puzzle to understand what he is saying. Despite this challenge Bobby is extremely affable and is able to converse with almost anyone who comes his way. He has interviewed Sen. John McCain, Al Franken, Sarah Silverman and Jimmy Kimmel. Bobby has been with the How’s Your News team since it’s inception in 1998. When not reporting his own brand of the news, he does janitorial work in southern Massachusetts. Sean Costello Sean Costello is 38 years old and lives in New Hampshire with his mother Nancy. He works five days a week doing custodial duties. He has been to the National Special Olympics on several occasions and specializes in weightlifting and basketball. He loves food, though he no longer eats his favorite dish, fried chicken, due to health concerns. He has been with HYN since it’s inception in 1998, interviewing such luminaries as Senator Hillary Clinton, Bam Margera, and Triumph the Insult Comic Dog. Sean has Down Syndrome. Larry Perry Larry Perry is 60 years old and lives with his parents in Massachusetts. He has been a camper at Camp Jabberwocky, where the crew met, since its very first year, in 1952. He has severe spastic cerebral palsy, uses a wheelchair, and cannot form words with his voice. He communicates “Yes” and “No” with finger motions. Larry conducts most of his interviews with the use of a word board on which he composes questions ahead of time. He is able to point to the questions with the microphone and direct the interviewee to speak in this way. He has conducted interviews with Michael Moore, Newt Gingrich, Sen. Hillary Clinton and comedian Bill Hader. Larry is also extremely daring, up for almost any stunt which comes his way. He’s best known for his dramatic rolls down gassy slopes, without his wheelchair. Jeremy Vest Jeremy Vest is 21 years old and lives in Gaithersburg, Maryland. He graduated from Quince Orchard High School and joined How’s Your News? in 2004 as the drummer for the band and he has been with us ever since. Jeremy has Williams Syndrome, which means he often skips from subject to subject and also has great musical ability. He plays the piano as well as the drums and holds avid interest in topics such as restaurant menus, firefighting, airlines, and marching bands. “I also like eating deli meats” says Jeremy. Jeremy has conducted great interviews for HYN, including memorable conversations with Ben Affleck, Howard Dean, Jimmy Kimmel, and the WWE wrestler “Mankind”. Lucas Wahl Lucas is 23 years old and the newest member of the HYN team. He joined up in 2007 as a member of the band, taking things to a new level with his dramatic guitar playing. Lucas, who has Williams Syndrome, often plays the guitar behind his head and with his teeth. Some say he resembles Jimi Hendrix onstage. He accidentally cut off half of his index finger with a table saw a few years ago, but this hasn’t slowed down his guitar playing at all. “In fact, I think it made me better,” he said. Since joining the band Lucas has also done great news reports for us from the Roller Derby in Austin, Texas, and a pirate convention in New Orleans. Lucas lives in Waddell, Arizona with his parents. Ron Simonsen Ron Simonsen is 48 years old and lives in New Hampshire with his parents. One of the most outgoing and charismatic HYN reporters in our history, Ron was diagnosed with leukemia in 2006. He has battled it furiously and the disease is currently in remission. However, Ron has been unable to join us on our latest travels due to fragile health. Since the HBO broadcast of our feature length documentary in 2002, Ron has struck up a unique friendship with his lifelong idol, actor Chad Everett. The two of them talk on the phone at least once a week. Ron has cerebral palsy. Brendan Lemieux Brendan is the youngest HYN team member at 21 years old. He joined up in 2007 along with Lucas to round out the band. He plays bass guitar and has a growing collection of tattoos. Brendan has Williams Syndrome, like Jeremy and Lucas, and shares their aptitude for music. He has also reported from far and wide for HYN, interviewing pro skateboarder Ryan Sheckler, investigating the rap scene in New Orleans, and rocking the stages at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas. He lives with his parents in Madison, CT. How’s Your News first began over ten years ago at a summer camp for adults with disabilities in Massachusetts. We were working in video class and searching for a format which could include as many people, with as wide an array of disabilities, as possible. So we began making our own news shows. One day we decided to bring some reporters downtown to interview people on the street. These first two reporters were Bobby Bird and Sean Costello, two men with Down Syndrome. The interviews they conducted were both funny, and sweetly revealing. When we screened them for the camp community we got a great response. We kept making videos with other reporters from the camp and at the end of the summer we compiled a VHS video tape of our favorite man-on-the-street interviews and made copies for our friends and family. Those tapes got copied and passed around and one ended up in the hands of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, who were simply two struggling filmmakers at the time. They contacted HYN director Arthur Bradford and told him they’d love to see more videos like this. The three of them struck up a friendship and when Parker and Stone hit it big with South Park, they offered to finance a short documentary staring the best reporters from the summer camp. Bradford and some of the other counselors put together a team and the first “How’s Your News?” video was made in 1998. In 2002 the team released a feature film about a cross country road trip with five reporters with disabilities. This was financed again by Parker and Stone as well as Indie film legend John Pierson. This film won several festival awards and was broadcast on HBO/Cinemax, PBS, and Channel Four England. In 2004 we released a short documentary about our trips to the Democrat and Republican National conventions which featured very candid interviews with public figures such as Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Ben Affleck, Peter Jennings, Al Franken, G. Gordon Liddy, Andre 3000, and many more. This half hour TV special led us to start thinking about the possibility of a HYN series. We pitched the series idea to several networks and MTV agreed to finance a short pilot which we made in 2006. In late 2007 MTV gave us the greenlight and we began shooting a six episode series in 2008. It hit the air on Feb. 8th, 2009 and we can’t believe our little project has made it this far! 143558 2009 How’s Your News?: Las Vegas T Episode #2. 2-15-2009 News Staff. Reporters travel the country in a huge tour bus. People with disabilities interview celebrities and people on the street, and cover the news. Before the gang heads to Los Vegas, Jeremy decides to take John Stamos up on his offer to play wing-man. The boys head into Hollywood to see if they can't score a few e-mail addresses. After a few failed attempts, John and Jeremy are able to impress the ladies with their drumming skills and Jeremy even ends up giving out his phone number. John points out that he's picked up more girls with Jeremy around than on his own! The bus leaves Los Angeles, but they've got a few stops planned before they hit Las Vegas. First off is the KROQ Festival in "the middle of nowhere." While Jeremy chats up various bands and girls, Bobby attempts to score interviews with people leaving the bathrooms. Although no one will talk to him, the crowd cheers his effort. Next up, the team investigates a bohemian artist community known as "Slab City" for all the slabs of concrete lying around. After checking out some of the trippy artwork, they finally make the trip to Vegas just in time to chat up some UFC stars. Brendan and Sean even head inside the UFC cage for a battle of their own, with Sean emerging as the victor. For their next set of interviews, the group hits the streets. While Larry and Bobby arm wrestle people passing by, Jeremy gets his fortune read by Zoltar the mechanical fortune teller. Once the street interviews are done, it's time to head to the Miss America Pageant. Jeremy is all too happy to talk up the lovely ladies competing for the title. The How's Your News team is in for a big treat when they get to cover the red carpet Rambo premiere. After chatting up Jenna Jameson, Jason Biggs, and Arnold Schwarzenegger, Susan lands the interview of the night: Sylvester Stallone himself! Jeremy Vest Jeremy joined the How's Your News? team in 2004 as the drummer for the band. Jeremy has Williams Syndrome, which means he often skips from subject to subject, but also has great musical ability. He plays the piano as well as the drums. Susan Harrington Susan has an avid interest in politics and current events and has always wanted to be a news reporter. A HYN reporter since its inception in 1998, Sue has conducted interviews with many notable figures, including Diane Sawyer, Peter Jennings. Robert Bird "Bobby" has Down Syndrome and an interesting speech impairment which makes it sound as if he is speaking his own personal language. He understands everything that is said to him and is able to converse with almost anyone who comes his way. Sean Costello Sean has Down Syndrome and has participated in the National Special Olympics on several occasions and specializes in weightlifting and basketball. He has been with HYN since its inception in 1998, interviewing such luminaries as Senator Hillary. Larry Perry Larry has been a camper at Camp Jabberwocky, where the crew met, since its very first year, in 1952. He has severe spastic cerebral palsy, uses a wheelchair, and cannot form words with his voice. He communicates "Yes" and "No" with finger motions. Lucas Wahl Lucas is the newest member of the HYN team. He joined in 2007 as a member of the band, taking things to a new level with his dramatic guitar playing. Lucas has Williams Syndrome and often plays the guitar behind his head and with his teeth. Brendan Lemieux Brendan joined How's Your News? in 2007 along with Lucas to round out the band. He plays bass guitar and has a growing collection of tattoos. Brendan has Williams Syndrome, like Jeremy and Lucas, and shares their aptitude for music. You've never seen a show quite like this before. First conceived at Camp Jabberwocky, the nation's oldest sleepover camp for people with disabilities, How's Your News? began as a series of short films with the members of the camp serving as reporters. The shorts caught the eye of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, of South Park fame, who offered to Executive Produce a feature film that followed the camp reporters on a road trip across America. The film was widely embraced by the disabled community, won several film festival awards and is now used as a training video for people with disabilities worldwide. Our six-episode series has the adventurous spirit of Jackass, combined with the music and quirky comedy of The Monkees. In their customized tour bus, our team of reporters drive across America documenting their experiences, which includes everything from covering the red carpet at the Grammys and performing at the SXSW music festival, to learning to make cheese balls with Amy Sedaris in her apartment. During the course of the show, we learn more about this unique cast and their outrageous sense of humor through man on the street segments, musical performances, behind the scenes adventures and celebrity interviews. Since its inception in 1998, How's Your News? has built an enthusiastic cult following with the release of three previous documentaries and a CD of soundtrack music performed by the cast. The show enjoys the full support of the reporters' families as well as nationally recognized disability advocates and organizations. Earlier versions of the show, executive produced by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, have appeared on HBO/Cinemax, PBS and Channel Four England. 143559 2009 How’s Your News?: Los Angeles T Episode #1. 2-8-2009 News Staff. Reporters travel the country in a huge tour bus. People with disabilities interview celebrities and people on the street, and cover the news. The How’s Your News? team starts their cross country journey in Los Angeles, California where they check out the Venice boardwalk scene, show off their surfing skills and storm the red carpet at The Grammy Awards. Interviews with Jimmy Kimmel, Sarah Silverman, Boys Like Girls and the Plain White T’s. Jeremy Vest Jeremy joined the How's Your News? team in 2004 as the drummer for the band. Jeremy has Williams Syndrome, which means he often skips from subject to subject, but also has great musical ability. He plays the piano as well as the drums. Susan Harrington Susan has an avid interest in politics and current events and has always wanted to be a news reporter. A HYN reporter since its inception in 1998, Sue has conducted interviews with many notable figures, including Diane Sawyer, Peter Jennings. Robert Bird "Bobby" has Down Syndrome and an interesting speech impairment which makes it sound as if he is speaking his own personal language. He understands everything that is said to him and is able to converse with almost anyone who comes his way. Sean Costello Sean has Down Syndrome and has participated in the National Special Olympics on several occasions and specializes in weightlifting and basketball. He has been with HYN since its inception in 1998, interviewing such luminaries as Senator Hillary. Larry Perry Larry has been a camper at Camp Jabberwocky, where the crew met, since its very first year, in 1952. He has severe spastic cerebral palsy, uses a wheelchair, and cannot form words with his voice. He communicates "Yes" and "No" with finger motions. Lucas Wahl Lucas is the newest member of the HYN team. He joined in 2007 as a member of the band, taking things to a new level with his dramatic guitar playing. Lucas has Williams Syndrome and often plays the guitar behind his head and with his teeth. Brendan Lemieux Brendan joined How's Your News? in 2007 along with Lucas to round out the band. He plays bass guitar and has a growing collection of tattoos. Brendan has Williams Syndrome, like Jeremy and Lucas, and shares their aptitude for music. You've never seen a show quite like this before. First conceived at Camp Jabberwocky, the nation's oldest sleepover camp for people with disabilities, How's Your News? began as a series of short films with the members of the camp serving as reporters. The shorts caught the eye of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, of South Park fame, who offered to Executive Produce a feature film that followed the camp reporters on a road trip across America. The film was widely embraced by the disabled community, won several film festival awards and is now used as a training video for people with disabilities worldwide. Our six-episode series has the adventurous spirit of Jackass, combined with the music and quirky comedy of The Monkees. In their customized tour bus, our team of reporters drive across America documenting their experiences, which includes everything from covering the red carpet at the Grammys and performing at the SXSW music festival, to learning to make cheese balls with Amy Sedaris in her apartment. During the course of the show, we learn more about this unique cast and their outrageous sense of humor through man on the street segments, musical performances, behind the scenes adventures and celebrity interviews. Since its inception in 1998, How's Your News? has built an enthusiastic cult following with the release of three previous documentaries and a CD of soundtrack music performed by the cast. The show enjoys the full support of the reporters' families as well as nationally recognized disability advocates and organizations. Earlier versions of the show, executive produced by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, have appeared on HBO/Cinemax, PBS and Channel Four England. 143560 2009 How’s Your News?: Louisville T DVD -R HQ 10959 Episode #5. 3-8-2009 News Staff. Reporters travel the country in a huge tour bus. People with disabilities interview celebrities and people on the street, and cover the news. The crew attends the Kentucky Derby in Louisville, Kentucky and places a winning bet. Then they move on to Washington, D.C. where they go undercover with the FBI to learn about crime and punishment and then crash the prom at Jeremy's alma mater. Jeremy Vest Jeremy joined the How's Your News? team in 2004 as the drummer for the band. Jeremy has Williams Syndrome, which means he often skips from subject to subject, but also has great musical ability. He plays the piano as well as the drums. Susan Harrington Susan has an avid interest in politics and current events and has always wanted to be a news reporter. A HYN reporter since its inception in 1998, Sue has conducted interviews with many notable figures, including Diane Sawyer, Peter Jennings. Robert Bird "Bobby" has Down Syndrome and an interesting speech impairment which makes it sound as if he is speaking his own personal language. He understands everything that is said to him and is able to converse with almost anyone who comes his way. Sean Costello Sean has Down Syndrome and has participated in the National Special Olympics on several occasions and specializes in weightlifting and basketball. He has been with HYN since its inception in 1998, interviewing such luminaries as Senator Hillary. Larry Perry Larry has been a camper at Camp Jabberwocky, where the crew met, since its very first year, in 1952. He has severe spastic cerebral palsy, uses a wheelchair, and cannot form words with his voice. He communicates "Yes" and "No" with finger motions. Lucas Wahl Lucas is the newest member of the HYN team. He joined in 2007 as a member of the band, taking things to a new level with his dramatic guitar playing. Lucas has Williams Syndrome and often plays the guitar behind his head and with his teeth. Brendan Lemieux Brendan joined How's Your News? in 2007 along with Lucas to round out the band. He plays bass guitar and has a growing collection of tattoos. Brendan has Williams Syndrome, like Jeremy and Lucas, and shares their aptitude for music. You've never seen a show quite like this before. First conceived at Camp Jabberwocky, the nation's oldest sleepover camp for people with disabilities, How's Your News? began as a series of short films with the members of the camp serving as reporters. The shorts caught the eye of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, of South Park fame, who offered to Executive Produce a feature film that followed the camp reporters on a road trip across America. The film was widely embraced by the disabled community, won several film festival awards and is now used as a training video for people with disabilities worldwide. Our six-episode series has the adventurous spirit of Jackass, combined with the music and quirky comedy of The Monkees. In their customized tour bus, our team of reporters drive across America documenting their experiences, which includes everything from covering the red carpet at the Grammys and performing at the SXSW music festival, to learning to make cheese balls with Amy Sedaris in her apartment. During the course of the show, we learn more about this unique cast and their outrageous sense of humor through man on the street segments, musical performances, behind the scenes adventures and celebrity interviews. Since its inception in 1998, How's Your News? has built an enthusiastic cult following with the release of three previous documentaries and a CD of soundtrack music performed by the cast. The show enjoys the full support of the reporters' families as well as nationally recognized disability advocates and organizations. Earlier versions of the show, executive produced by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, have appeared on HBO/Cinemax, PBS and Channel Four England. 143561 2009 How’s Your News?: New Orleans T Episode #4. 3-1-2009 News Staff. Reporters travel the country in a huge tour bus. People with disabilities interview celebrities and people on the street, and cover the news. After covering the South By Southwest Music Festival in Austin, the How's Your News team heads east to New Orleans. Their first stop is a pirates convention, where pirate re-enactors from across America gather to discuss their trade. While Sue talks with a "working girl," Bobby dresses up and does his best pirate impression. Next, the crew heads off to an oyster eating contest. Although Sue claims everyone on the team must eat at least one oyster, Jeremy and Sean aren't sold on the idea. Fortunately, Bobby loves oysters and is more than willing to pick up the slack! In fact, Bobby likes oysters so much that he goes up against oyster eating champ Scott "Scozzyobone" Zukowski to see who can eat six oysters the fastest. The restaurant explodes in cheers as Bobby beats the champ. The team then goes to check out the New Orleans hip hop scene. While Brendan drums along with some of the rappers, Lucas and Sue bust out some freestyles of their own. Continuing their investigation of the music scene, the team visits a secret New Orleans music club. Sue enjoys herself as she watches a puppet with the head of Miss Pussycat (one of the club's owners) welcome everyone to the show. The "Cajun Man" then takes the team on a tour of the swamp of Louisiana to see some alligators. He teaches Bobby his special call to get the gators to come get their chicken. The team watches as the massive gators swarm the boat to eat pieces of chicken off poles, but nobody's too keen on the idea of going swimming in that swamp! On a more serious note, the team visits the Ninth Ward to see the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina. Sue interviews a volunteer with Brad Pitt's Make It Right Foundation and informs him that Brad Pitt only gets a three on her "Hunk or Junk" scale. The group then does their part to help clean up New Orleans, picking up trash and dirt from the area. For their final stop, the How's Your News team heads to the Louisiana State Penitentiary to cover the Angola Prison Rodeo. The event started in 1964, with prison inmates and guards putting on all aspects of the rodeo -- from participating in competitions to playing in bands. Both Sue and Jeremy interview murderers that are taking part in the big day. Much to the team's surprise, the crowd loves the event and the inmates all appreciate the opportunity to feel free and entertain -- even if it's while being chased around the ring by angry bulls! Jeremy Vest Jeremy joined the How's Your News? team in 2004 as the drummer for the band. Jeremy has Williams Syndrome, which means he often skips from subject to subject, but also has great musical ability. He plays the piano as well as the drums. Susan Harrington Susan has an avid interest in politics and current events and has always wanted to be a news reporter. A HYN reporter since its inception in 1998, Sue has conducted interviews with many notable figures, including Diane Sawyer, Peter Jennings. Robert Bird "Bobby" has Down Syndrome and an interesting speech impairment which makes it sound as if he is speaking his own personal language. He understands everything that is said to him and is able to converse with almost anyone who comes his way. Sean Costello Sean has Down Syndrome and has participated in the National Special Olympics on several occasions and specializes in weightlifting and basketball. He has been with HYN since its inception in 1998, interviewing such luminaries as Senator Hillary. Larry Perry Larry has been a camper at Camp Jabberwocky, where the crew met, since its very first year, in 1952. He has severe spastic cerebral palsy, uses a wheelchair, and cannot form words with his voice. He communicates "Yes" and "No" with finger motions. Lucas Wahl Lucas is the newest member of the HYN team. He joined in 2007 as a member of the band, taking things to a new level with his dramatic guitar playing. Lucas has Williams Syndrome and often plays the guitar behind his head and with his teeth. Brendan Lemieux Brendan joined How's Your News? in 2007 along with Lucas to round out the band. He plays bass guitar and has a growing collection of tattoos. Brendan has Williams Syndrome, like Jeremy and Lucas, and shares their aptitude for music. You've never seen a show quite like this before. First conceived at Camp Jabberwocky, the nation's oldest sleepover camp for people with disabilities, How's Your News? began as a series of short films with the members of the camp serving as reporters. The shorts caught the eye of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, of South Park fame, who offered to Executive Produce a feature film that followed the camp reporters on a road trip across America. The film was widely embraced by the disabled community, won several film festival awards and is now used as a training video for people with disabilities worldwide. Our six-episode series has the adventurous spirit of Jackass, combined with the music and quirky comedy of The Monkees. In their customized tour bus, our team of reporters drive across America documenting their experiences, which includes everything from covering the red carpet at the Grammys and performing at the SXSW music festival, to learning to make cheese balls with Amy Sedaris in her apartment. During the course of the show, we learn more about this unique cast and their outrageous sense of humor through man on the street segments, musical performances, behind the scenes adventures and celebrity interviews. Since its inception in 1998, How's Your News? has built an enthusiastic cult following with the release of three previous documentaries and a CD of soundtrack music performed by the cast. The show enjoys the full support of the reporters' families as well as nationally recognized disability advocates and organizations. Earlier versions of the show, executive produced by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, have appeared on HBO/Cinemax, PBS and Channel Four England. 143562 2009 How’s Your News?: New York T DVD -R HQ 10959 Episode #6. 3-15-2009 News Staff. Reporters travel the country in a huge tour bus. People with disabilities interview celebrities and people on the street, and cover the news. How's Your News? makes it to New York City. They party at Coney Island so Jeremy can brave the Wonder Wheel and then Sean gets involved in a serious game of chess in the park. Before heading out into the dangerous city streets, the team masters the art of self-defense where Bobby is the star student. Jeremy and Bobby get cooking lessons from Amy Sedaris at her apartment and Sue runs into Kathy Griffin on the street. The series finishes on a high note when the cast overcomes their fears and climb to the top of Bromley Mountain in Vermont. Sue, Jeremy, Bobby, Sean and the gang meet up with the rest of Camp Jabberwocky for the final climb before giving their final farewell to a great season and an even better adventure. Jeremy Vest Jeremy joined the How's Your News? team in 2004 as the drummer for the band. Jeremy has Williams Syndrome, which means he often skips from subject to subject, but also has great musical ability. He plays the piano as well as the drums. Susan Harrington Susan has an avid interest in politics and current events and has always wanted to be a news reporter. A HYN reporter since its inception in 1998, Sue has conducted interviews with many notable figures, including Diane Sawyer, Peter Jennings. Robert Bird "Bobby" has Down Syndrome and an interesting speech impairment which makes it sound as if he is speaking his own personal language. He understands everything that is said to him and is able to converse with almost anyone who comes his way. Sean Costello Sean has Down Syndrome and has participated in the National Special Olympics on several occasions and specializes in weightlifting and basketball. He has been with HYN since its inception in 1998, interviewing such luminaries as Senator Hillary. Larry Perry Larry has been a camper at Camp Jabberwocky, where the crew met, since its very first year, in 1952. He has severe spastic cerebral palsy, uses a wheelchair, and cannot form words with his voice. He communicates "Yes" and "No" with finger motions. Lucas Wahl Lucas is the newest member of the HYN team. He joined in 2007 as a member of the band, taking things to a new level with his dramatic guitar playing. Lucas has Williams Syndrome and often plays the guitar behind his head and with his teeth. Brendan Lemieux Brendan joined How's Your News? in 2007 along with Lucas to round out the band. He plays bass guitar and has a growing collection of tattoos. Brendan has Williams Syndrome, like Jeremy and Lucas, and shares their aptitude for music. You've never seen a show quite like this before. First conceived at Camp Jabberwocky, the nation's oldest sleepover camp for people with disabilities, How's Your News? began as a series of short films with the members of the camp serving as reporters. The shorts caught the eye of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, of South Park fame, who offered to Executive Produce a feature film that followed the camp reporters on a road trip across America. The film was widely embraced by the disabled community, won several film festival awards and is now used as a training video for people with disabilities worldwide. Our six-episode series has the adventurous spirit of Jackass, combined with the music and quirky comedy of The Monkees. In their customized tour bus, our team of reporters drive across America documenting their experiences, which includes everything from covering the red carpet at the Grammys and performing at the SXSW music festival, to learning to make cheese balls with Amy Sedaris in her apartment. During the course of the show, we learn more about this unique cast and their outrageous sense of humor through man on the street segments, musical performances, behind the scenes adventures and celebrity interviews. Since its inception in 1998, How's Your News? has built an enthusiastic cult following with the release of three previous documentaries and a CD of soundtrack music performed by the cast. The show enjoys the full support of the reporters' families as well as nationally recognized disability advocates and organizations. Earlier versions of the show, executive produced by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, have appeared on HBO/Cinemax, PBS and Channel Four England. 143563 1998 How’s Your News?: Summer Camp T Documentary News Series Reporters with various disabilities cover the news. Susan Harrington Susan Harrington is 41 years old and lives in an assisted living home in Massachusetts. She works as a receptionist for the Department of Mental Retardation, manning the helm at a 16 phone line switchboard. She has an avid interest in politics and current events and has always wanted to be a news reporter. An HYN reporter since its inception in 1998, Sue has conducted interviews with many notable figures, including Diane Sawyer, Peter Jennings, Kathy Griffin, Sylvester Stallone, Senator John Edwards, and many others. She also has an amazing operatic singing voice and is very good at Scrabble. She is legally blind and has a mental disability. Bobby Bird Robert Bird or “Bobby” as most of us know him, is 51 years old and lives in Massachusetts with his sister Debbie and her family. He has Down Syndrome and an interesting speech impairment which makes it sound as if he is speaking his own personal language. He understands everything that is said to him, yet it is often a puzzle to understand what he is saying. Despite this challenge Bobby is extremely affable and is able to converse with almost anyone who comes his way. He has interviewed Sen. John McCain, Al Franken, Sarah Silverman and Jimmy Kimmel. Bobby has been with the How’s Your News team since it’s inception in 1998. When not reporting his own brand of the news, he does janitorial work in southern Massachusetts. Sean Costello Sean Costello is 38 years old and lives in New Hampshire with his mother Nancy. He works five days a week doing custodial duties. He has been to the National Special Olympics on several occasions and specializes in weightlifting and basketball. He loves food, though he no longer eats his favorite dish, fried chicken, due to health concerns. He has been with HYN since it’s inception in 1998, interviewing such luminaries as Senator Hillary Clinton, Bam Margera, and Triumph the Insult Comic Dog. Sean has Down Syndrome. Larry Perry Larry Perry is 60 years old and lives with his parents in Massachusetts. He has been a camper at Camp Jabberwocky, where the crew met, since its very first year, in 1952. He has severe spastic cerebral palsy, uses a wheelchair, and cannot form words with his voice. He communicates “Yes” and “No” with finger motions. Larry conducts most of his interviews with the use of a word board on which he composes questions ahead of time. He is able to point to the questions with the microphone and direct the interviewee to speak in this way. He has conducted interviews with Michael Moore, Newt Gingrich, Sen. Hillary Clinton and comedian Bill Hader. Larry is also extremely daring, up for almost any stunt which comes his way. He’s best known for his dramatic rolls down gassy slopes, without his wheelchair. Jeremy Vest Jeremy Vest is 21 years old and lives in Gaithersburg, Maryland. He graduated from Quince Orchard High School and joined How’s Your News? in 2004 as the drummer for the band and he has been with us ever since. Jeremy has Williams Syndrome, which means he often skips from subject to subject and also has great musical ability. He plays the piano as well as the drums and holds avid interest in topics such as restaurant menus, firefighting, airlines, and marching bands. “I also like eating deli meats” says Jeremy. Jeremy has conducted great interviews for HYN, including memorable conversations with Ben Affleck, Howard Dean, Jimmy Kimmel, and the WWE wrestler “Mankind”. Lucas Wahl Lucas is 23 years old and the newest member of the HYN team. He joined up in 2007 as a member of the band, taking things to a new level with his dramatic guitar playing. Lucas, who has Williams Syndrome, often plays the guitar behind his head and with his teeth. Some say he resembles Jimi Hendrix onstage. He accidentally cut off half of his index finger with a table saw a few years ago, but this hasn’t slowed down his guitar playing at all. “In fact, I think it made me better,” he said. Since joining the band Lucas has also done great news reports for us from the Roller Derby in Austin, Texas, and a pirate convention in New Orleans. Lucas lives in Waddell, Arizona with his parents. Ron Simonsen Ron Simonsen is 48 years old and lives in New Hampshire with his parents. One of the most outgoing and charismatic HYN reporters in our history, Ron was diagnosed with leukemia in 2006. He has battled it furiously and the disease is currently in remission. However, Ron has been unable to join us on our latest travels due to fragile health. Since the HBO broadcast of our feature length documentary in 2002, Ron has struck up a unique friendship with his lifelong idol, actor Chad Everett. The two of them talk on the phone at least once a week. Ron has cerebral palsy. Brendan Lemieux Brendan is the youngest HYN team member at 21 years old. He joined up in 2007 along with Lucas to round out the band. He plays bass guitar and has a growing collection of tattoos. Brendan has Williams Syndrome, like Jeremy and Lucas, and shares their aptitude for music. He has also reported from far and wide for HYN, interviewing pro skateboarder Ryan Sheckler, investigating the rap scene in New Orleans, and rocking the stages at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas. He lives with his parents in Madison, CT. How’s Your News first began over ten years ago at a summer camp for adults with disabilities in Massachusetts. We were working in video class and searching for a format which could include as many people, with as wide an array of disabilities, as possible. So we began making our own news shows. One day we decided to bring some reporters downtown to interview people on the street. These first two reporters were Bobby Bird and Sean Costello, two men with Down Syndrome. The interviews they conducted were both funny, and sweetly revealing. When we screened them for the camp community we got a great response. We kept making videos with other reporters from the camp and at the end of the summer we compiled a VHS video tape of our favorite man-on-the-street interviews and made copies for our friends and family. Those tapes got copied and passed around and one ended up in the hands of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, who were simply two struggling filmmakers at the time. They contacted HYN director Arthur Bradford and told him they’d love to see more videos like this. The three of them struck up a friendship and when Parker and Stone hit it big with South Park, they offered to finance a short documentary staring the best reporters from the summer camp. Bradford and some of the other counselors put together a team and the first “How’s Your News?” video was made in 1998. In 2002 the team released a feature film about a cross country road trip with five reporters with disabilities. This was financed again by Parker and Stone as well as Indie film legend John Pierson. This film won several festival awards and was broadcast on HBO/Cinemax, PBS, and Channel Four England. In 2004 we released a short documentary about our trips to the Democrat and Republican National conventions which featured very candid interviews with public figures such as Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Ben Affleck, Peter Jennings, Al Franken, G. Gordon Liddy, Andre 3000, and many more. This half hour TV special led us to start thinking about the possibility of a HYN series. We pitched the series idea to several networks and MTV agreed to finance a short pilot which we made in 2006. In late 2007 MTV gave us the greenlight and we began shooting a six episode series in 2008. It hit the air on Feb. 8th, 2009 and we can’t believe our little project has made it this far! 143564 2004 How2 Make It As an Actor DT Short Interviewer Kimberly Pressler. 143565 2004 How2 Make It in Film and Television DT Correspondent Kimberly Pressler. Host Chris Harrison. 143566 1997 Howard -- verinen iltapaiva MF TV Reporter (Nora Schuller) 143567 1989 Howard Beach: Making the Case for Murder MT News Media 143568 1975 Howard Cosell: Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell DT Series 1975-76 TV Sportscaster Howard Cosell 143569 1999 Howard Cosell: Telling It Like It Is DT Sportscaster Howell Cosell. Journalist Maury Allen. New York Times Reporter Robert Lipsyte. Cosell Biographer Mickey Herskowitz. Writer Zander Hollander. Correspondent Ed Silverman, ABC News, Cosell's Radio Co-Host (1957). Ronne Arledge, Executive Producer ABC Sports (1961), President, ABC News (1977-1997). Jim Spence, ABC Sports (1960-1986). Senior Vice President, ABC Sports (1978-1996). Sportscasters Jim McKay, ABC Sports. Al Michaels, ABC Sports. Olympic Correspondent Peter Jennings, ABC News (1972). Producers Dennis Lewin, Monday Night Football, 1970, ABC Sports (1966-1996), Don Ohlmeyer, Monday Night Football (1973-1976), Producer ABC Sports (1967-1977), Terry Jastrow, Producer, ABC Sports (1970-1976). Director-Producer Lou Volpicelli, ABC Sports. 143570 1972 Howard Cosell's Sports Magazine DT Series. 1-7-1972 to 4-27-1975 Sportscaster Howard Cosell 143571 2000 Howard Hughes: His Women and His Movies DT Newsreel Announcer Ed Herlihy (Voice) at the 1946 plane crash. 143572 1962 Howard K. Smith: News and Comment DT 1962-63 Correspondent Howard K. Smith, former CBS correspondent who joined ABC News in 1961 143573 1968 Howard Rook: Rook Takes Knight NM OWN - P Palmer, Stuart Former Reporter Howie Rook, a middle-aged reporter is now a private investigator. 143574 1956 Howard Rook: Unhappy Holligan (aka Death in Grease Paint) NM Palmer, Stuart Reporter Howard Rook is a middle-aged reporter 143575 2006 Howard Stern on Demand: No Signal T Episode #194. 4-27-2006 Reporter (Alan Stenzel). Talk-Show Host Howard Stern (Fake Howard - Alex Charlow). Fake Co-Host Robin (Allison Rasheed). Announcer (Fred Norris). Office manager loses control of his team when they are able to pick up the Sirius satellite signal. 143576 1986 Howard the Duck M TV Reporter Steve Kanelli (Tom Parker). 143577 1988 Howards' Way: TS Episode. 10-16-1988. Season #4. Episode #7. Reporter (Tony Byers). 143578 1987 Howards' Way: TS Episode. 11-15-1987. Season #3. Episode #11 Reporter (David Askam). Reporter (Henry Cole). Reporter (David Jackman). 143579 1986 Howards' Way: TS Episode. 10-5-1986. Season #2. Episode #6 Reporter (Nic D'Avirro). Newspaper Editor (Alan Thompson). Reporter (James Tillitt). Y.N.B.C. Interviewer (Joel Cutrara). 143580 1988 Howards' Way: TS Episode. 9-11-1988. Season #4. Episode #2 Reporter (Billy Geraghty - Press Reporter). 143581 1990 Howards' Way: TS Episode #72. 10-14-1990 Reporter (Lawrence Kane). Reporter (Sarah Sherborne). 143582 1986 Howards' Way: TS Episode #20. 10-12-1986 News Media. Reporters (Belinda Blanchard, Philip Shelley). 143583 1988 Howards' Way: TS Episode #48. 10-30-1988 Reporter (D. Geoff Tomllinson). 143584 1987 Howards' Way: TS UK. Episode #36. 11-8-1987 Photographer (Jocelyn Bain-Hogg). 143585 1955 Howdy Doody T Series. 11-27-1947 to 9-24-1960 Travelogues by Correspondent Lowell Thomas Jr. called "Flight to Adventure." 143586 2009 Howie Do It: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 10757 Episode #1. 1-9-2009 Weathermen audition for the Total Forecast Network. The two applicants are put through their paces by Host Howie Mandel disguised as the producer of the program. Anthony Craparotta (who is asked to change his name to Anthony Ducks) is holding a microphone in front of a green screen onto which video of a storm rages. Howie puts a hose to his face and shoots water into face and blows air into his face with a vacuum cleaner. The same thing happens to the second candidate, Dylan Jackson, reporting live for TFN and interviews people in the storm. Both want to be the station’s weatherman and subject themselves to anything Howie throws at them because they want the job. When they discover it is a hidden camera joke, they take it in good spirits. 143587 1985 Howling II M DVD -R HQ 2637, 2638. SVD 1193 Sequel to The Howling TV Newscaster. References to newscaster who turned into the werewolf. Sister hunts killers 143588 1981 Howling, The M DVD -R HQ 7185, 7186. L. SVD 602. SV 179 Brandner, Gary (Novel). John Sayles, Terence H. Winkless (Screenplay) TV Reporter Karen White (Dee Wallace) in Los Angeles is sent to strange California community to recover from a sexual trauma. Werewolves abound White is working on an undercover story about a psychopathic killer, is contacted by a "Deep Throat," arranges to meet the killer in a porno theater and is attacked. TV News colleagues include Chris (Dennis Dugan) and Terry Fisher (Belinda Balaski). In the end, White is bitten by a werewolf and goes on camera to warn viewers but turns into a werewolf while making her statement and is shot by Chris. 143589 1987 Hoxsey: How Healing Becomes a Crime DT Journalist Peter Barry Chowka. Narrator Max Gail. 143590 1994 Hoy en el mundo DF Series 1994. Anchors Marian De La Fuente, Jose Diaz-Balart. 143591 1986 Hoy en la cultura DF Mexico Reporter Magali Ayala. Hosts Laura Barrera, Sari Bermudez, Ruben Gonzalez Luengas, Leonardo Kourchenko, Hannia Novell, Martha Sosa Elizondo. 143592 2002 Hoyden N Westoby, Pamela Photojournalist Abigail Somerhaze, a bright-eyed photojournalist wannabe. Hoyden follows the rise and fall of Somerhaze 143593 1935 Hrdina jedne noci MF Reporters (Sasa Razov, Frantisek Filipovsky) 143594 1995 Huan le shi guang MF TV Reporter (Meg Lam) 143595 1998 Hububb: Top of the Bubbs T Episode #14. PR Lady (Jane McCarry). 143596 1977 Huckleberry Hound Newspaper Reporter NJ OWN Elias, Horace J. Reporter 143597 1958 Huckleberry Hound Show, The: T Series 1958-1962 Journalist. Misadventures of slow-talking dog who tackles various occupations (Daws Butler - Voice) 143598 1988 Huckleberry Hound: Good, the Bad, and Huckleberry Hound, The C TV News Announcer from Bit-2 News (Charles Adler voice). Reporter Magila Gorilla interviewing Mr. Peebles. 143599 1947 Hucksters, The M DVD -R HQ 5884, 5885. L News Media. Radio. Just out of the service, Victor Norman (Clark Gable) is looking for a job in advertising. Pitch Man (Eddie Marr). Radio Announcers (John Hiestand, John McIntire). Radio Voices (Frank Bingman, Henry Blair, Joseph Kearns, Cathy Lewis, Lillian Randolph, Theodore von Eltz). Assistant Photographer (John Albright). Photographer's Assistant (David McKim). 143600 1955 Hudba z Marsu MF Reporter (Vratislav Blazek) 143601 1997 Hudson River Blues M News Media. Reporter (Marie Mansouri). 143602 1995 Hudson Street: T VHS 370, 339, 337, 336, 333, 332, 330, 329, 328 Episodes. Series September 1995-June 1996. ABC Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143603 1995 Hudson Street: Bells & Whistles T Episode #10. 11-28-1995 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143604 1995 Hudson Street: Contempt T Episode #8. 11-14-1995 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143605 1995 Hudson Street: Crime, Per Se T VHS 332 Episode #4. 10-17-1995 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. Melanie's article on the tough childhood of a purse snatcher nets the perpetrator an outpouring of public support and a high-profile lawyer—and persuades the victim to drop the charges. 143606 1996 Hudson Street: Dear Cyberspace T Episode #15. 1-23-1996. Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143607 1996 Hudson Street: Family Album T Episode #22. 6-19-1966 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143608 1995 Hudson Street: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? T VHS 338 Episode #7. 11-7-1995 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. Melanie accompanies Tony to dinner with his ex-wife, Lucy, and her fiancé, a brain surgeon whom Tony has already seen—in flagrante. 143609 1996 Hudson Street: Having My Baby T Episode #19. 5-29-1996 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143610 1995 Hudson Street: Here's Just Looking at You Kid T Pratt, F.J. and Dan Cohen Episode #3. 10-3-1995 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143611 1995 Hudson Street: Hit Parade, The T Gamble, Tracy and Richard Vaczy Episode #6. 10-31-1995 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. Tony and Melanie team up on a practical joke to boost the spirits of Al, who's been getting static from the chief. Kirby finds her boyfriend's name in a madam's clientele book 143612 1996 Hudson Street: I Love Lucy T Episode #14. 1-16-1996 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143613 1996 Hudson Street: In the Line of Duty T Episode #13. 1-2-1996 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143614 1995 Hudson Street: Kiss is Just a Kiss, A T VHS 716. VHS 315. Singer, Randi Maym Episode #2. 9-26-1995 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. Clifford accompanies conservative policeman Tony on a stakeout -- to the site of their first blind date. He kisses her to avoid being spotted reasoning that it is just a "standard diversionary tactic." 143615 1995 Hudson Street: Man's Man, The T Brady, Tom Episode #5. 10-24-1995 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. Tony gets Melanie's goat when he bonds with her ex-boyfriend, but Melanie's poised for the last laugh when she learns why the guy dumped her (he's gay) 143616 1995 Hudson Street: Mickey the Hood T Episode #11. 12-12-1995 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143617 1996 Hudson Street: One for the Monet T Episode #21. 6-12-1996. Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143618 1995 Hudson Street: Pilot T VHS 309 Singer, Randi Maym Episode #1. 9-19-1995. Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter has a blind date with a conservative police officer and divorced father. Opposites attract even while they still disagree on almost everything. Conservative cop and divorced, pat-time father meets Loughlin, a liberal reporter. Opposites attract -- even though they can barely stand each other. When they're not flirting, they're trading barbs generating a will-they-won't-they tension. 143619 1996 Hudson Street: Retreat, The T Episode #20. 6-5-1996 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143620 1995 Hudson Street: Road Warriors T Episode #9. 11-21-1995 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143621 1995 Hudson Street: Saturday Night's the Loneliest Night of the Week T Episode #12. 12-19-1995 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143622 1996 Hudson Street: Sunday in the Station With Mickey T Episode #17. 2-10-1996 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143623 1996 Hudson Street: To Bob Or Not To Bob T Episode #16. 2-3-1996 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. 143624 1996 Hudson Street: Tony's 15 Minutes T Episode #18. 2-17-1996 Reporter Melanie Clifford (Lori Loughlin), a liberal newspaper police reporter. Reporter (Elizabeth Maynard). 143625 1994 Hudsucker Proxy, The M L Coen, Ethan, Joel Coen, Sam Raimi (Screenplay) Ness Book Female Reporter Amy Archer (Jason Leigh), sob sister with the Manhattan Argus Resume: Pulitzer Prize-winning piece on reunited triplets to article on "J. Edgar Hoover -- When Will He Marry?" Chief (John Mahoney), Manhattan Argus editor-in-chief.. Chews out reporters for not getting story on clerk appointed head of Hudsucker Industries. Archer takes assignment. She faints, gets job as his secretary. Writes articles on him for paper. Uncovers scheme - clerk promoted to bankrupt company. So board can gain control. Clerk creates hula hoop, gets complacent. Reporter criticizes him for losing patience. She resigns, leaves paper when editor runs story calling man fake. Feeling betrayed, clerk tries suicide. Angel gives him second chance. Reunites with reporter. Newsroom Reporters (Mike Starr, Willie Reale, Harvey Meyer, Tom Toner, David Fawcett, David Hagar, Harvey Meyer, Willie Reale, Mike Starr, Tom Toner). Newsreel Reporters… (David Gould, Gil Pearson, Marc Garber, Ed Lillard, David Massie, Harvey Meyer, Mark Jeffrey Miller, Peter Siragusa, Nelson George. Michael Houlihan, Ed Lilliard, Gil Pearson, Peter Siragusa, Jeff Still). Newsreel secretary (Joanne Pankow). 143626 1994 Hudsucker, Proxy, The MS OWN - H Coen, Joel and Ethan Coen and Sam Raimi Female Reporter Amy Archer is an old-fashioned fast-talking sob sister with a Pulitzer Prize. Archer tough, fast-talking reporter. Pulls a fist on editor, slaps a fellow reporter. 143627 1946 Hue and Cry M News Media. Comic Strip writer and printer are unaware that a master crook sends commands for robberies by cunningly altering a comic strip's wording each week in the newspaper. A gang of street boys foil the plan 143628 1660 Hue and Cry P USC Anonymous News 143629 1681 Hue and Cry After Blood and Murder, A PO USC Anonymous News 143630 2005 Huff: All the Kings Horses T Episode #12. 1-23-2005 Food Critic (Mark Barba). 143631 2006 Huff: Maps Don't Talk T DVD -R HQ 5802, 5803 Episode. 4-2-2006 Public Relations Practitioner Dauri Rathbun (Sharon Stone) is a troubled new client for Huff's lawyer friend Russell who he threw down the chairs after he discovered Russell sleeping with his mother. Beth's mother is dying. Huff's brother is missing in Tijuana. 143632 2006 Huff: Sweet Release T DVD -R HQ 5938 Episode. 4-16-2006 Public Relations Practitioner Dauri Rathbun (Sharon Stone) is a troubled new client for Huff's lawyer friend Russell. Huff psychoanalyzes Dauri, She then sleeps with Russell and in the morning police come to arrest her for mail fraud. 143633 2006 Huff: Whipped Doggie T DVD -R HQ 5858 Episode. Public Relations Practitioner Dauri Rathbun (Sharon Stone) is a troubled new client for Huff's lawyer friend Russell. Russell asks Huff to talk to her to find out what's wrong with her before he goes into court. 143634 1957 Hugh Curtis: Beginner's Luck NM OWN - H Somers, Paul (Andrew Grave) #1 Hugh Curtis Mysteries Journalist Hugh Curtis is in competition with a more experienced female Reporter Millie Bourne on a rival newspaper in Sussex.. The young journalist also does detective work. Together they solve the mystery. Reporter-Narrator is reporter on the London Daily Record. News editor Blair. Elderly reporter named Furnival. 143635 1958 Hugh Curtis: Operation Piracy NM Somers, Paul (Andrew Grave) #2 Hugh Curtis Mysteries Journalist Hugh Curtis is in competition with a more experienced female Reporter Millie Bourne on a rival newspaper in Sussex.. The young journalist also does detective work. Together they solve the mystery. 143636 1959 Hugh Curtis: Shivering Mountain NM Somers, Paul (Andrew Grave) #3 Hugh Curtis Mysteries Journalist Hugh Curtis is in competition with a more experienced female Reporter Millie Bourne on a rival newspaper in Sussex.. The young journalist also does detective work. Together they solve the mystery. 143637 1920 Hugh Selwyn Mauberley PO Pound, Ezra Advice Columnist Mr. Nixon is a literary mercenary. Mr. Nixon has a steam yacht and grandly dispenses advice. "Take a column/Even if you have to work free," he says and "Butter reviewers." Formula for success: "I never mentioned a man but with the view/Of selling my own works/The tip's a good one, as for literature/It gives no man a sinecure." Mr. Nixon is probably a portrayal of Arnold Bennett. 143638 1998 Hughleys, The: Rich Kids Bad, Poor Kids Good T Episode #6. 10-27-1998 Photographer (James Newman). 143639 1997 Hugo Pool M Radio Newscaster (Barbara Ligeti) 143640 1968 Hugs and Kisses M AFI-Authors Writer 143641 1983 Huhtikuu on kuukausista julmin MF Critic Vehvilainen (Olli Tuominen). 143642 1945 Huijarien huvittavat huiputtajat MF Reporter (Eino Weckstrom). 143643 1940 Hullabaloo M DVD -R HQ 3440, 3442. SVD 1466 Press. A fake broadcast by Frank Forrest Merriweather (Frank Morgan) panics America. Takeoff on "War of the Worlds" broadcast in 1939. 143644 1968 Hullumeelsus MF Soviet Union - Estonian Editor (Valeri Nosik). Gestapo officer must find an enemy agent from the asylum. 143645 1999 Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam MF Photographer (Istvan Wohlmuth). 143646 1996 Hum Hain Khalnayak MF India. Photographer (Babbanlal Yadav). 143647 2000 Hum To Mohabbat Karega MF India TV Reporter Greeta Kapoor (Karisma Kapoor) is the object of a waiter’s overwhelming love. After a man is murdered, the reporter shows up at the waiter’s door to ask him some questions -- it turns out he served the dead man his last supper and the authorities hope he can help them. The waiter lies and says he was an eye witness in order to spend more time with Kapoor. He agrees to be publicly interviewed on national television. During the interview, he unwittingly admits he saw the killer and describes a man he saw in the elevator. It turns out the man was the real killer and now the waiter and the reporter must run for their lives since the real killers are after them. 143648 1939 Human Adventure DR Host Frank Gallop 143649 1977 Human Angle, The SSF GPL Tenn, William Reporter John Shellinger -- get the human angle on this vampire hunt, Randall had ordered. All the other news services…find yourself a weepy individual slant on blood-sucking and sob me about three thousand words. Keep your expense account down. Ends up a victim. 143650 1996 Human Bomb MT News Media. Journalist #1 (Martin Ronan). Journalist #2 (Alisa Bosschaert). 143651 1936 Human Cargo M Shepard, Kathleen (Novel -- "I Will Be Faithful"). Jefferson Parker, Doris Malloy (Screenplay) Ness Book -- Sol M. Wurtzel, producer of reporter films including Roving Reporter series Reporter Packy Campbell (Brian Donlevy) doing a story on illegal aliens. Aspiring reporter Bonnie Brewster (Claire Trevor), socialite bored with life has taken a newswriting job. Campbell rescues Brewster after she is tied up by crooks. Sob Sister (Claudia Coleman). Reporter (Tom Ricketts). Copy Boy (Eddie Buzard). Variety, 5/27/36: "It tries to make Page One stuff out of news that belongs inside and 'way back…as usual, the newspaper shop is run like no newspaper shop in the world is run outside of pictures…." 143652 2004 Human Cargo MT Miniseries News Media. Intel Anchor (Nicola Crosbie). 143653 2007 Human Giant M Film Critic (Patton Oswalt). News Reporter (Alexandra Gizela). 143654 1934 Human Interest SS UCLA Hellinger, Mark In "Ten Million, The." George Clarke, city editor of the Daily Mirror: Reporters. "They call themselves reporters. Why, they wouldn't recognize a story if they fell over one. Reporters!" Three reporters: Williams, studious type of newspaperman. Dutton, oldest of the three. Miss James was a hard-boiled gal about 30 years of age. She had been a feature writer on the paper for some time. Whatever she covered, she covered well. Miss James wrote her articles from the women's viewpoint. And how she ripped those poor men apart! 143655 2001 Human Legacy N Long, J.L. TV Anchor is married to a veteran police officer and both are struggling with the PF bacteria and world chaos. Her husband's former girlfriend becomes a key player in putting together the scientific puzzle but causes havoc with the couples' relationship. 143656 2002 Human Pool, The NM Petit, Chris Investigative Reporter Vaughan is an English journalist undercover in a group of neo-Nazi skinheads investigating a former SS officer's life story for his boss, a bored media tycoon. Vaughan is also trying to get his mind off his incestuous relationship with his half-sister. Vaughan is researching neo-Nazis for a documentary filmmaker. 143657 2003 Human Press, The T Short Photographer (Brian Douglas). 143658 1991 Human Shield, The M News Media. U.S. Reporters (Boni Sue Marcus, Jack Adalist). British Commentator (Linda Harris) 143659 2003 Human Stain, The M Photographer, Street (Luc Morrissette). 143660 1995 Human Timebomb M Newscaster (Bruce Millar). Press Agent (Jakkie Groenewald). 143661 1999 Human Traffic M TV Interviewer (Nicola Heywood-Thomas) 143662 1998 Human Voices N Fitzgerald, Penelope BBC Reporters in World War II Britain. 143663 1905 Humane Word from Satan, A SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Newspaper 143664 1996 Humanoids From the Deep MT News Media. Male Reporter #1 (Barry Nolan). Reporter #2 (Ron Pitts). Female Reporter #1 (Katherine Olsen). 143665 1975 Humboldt's Gift N OWN - H Bellow, Saul Journalist Pierre Thaxter, eccentric journalist. Possesses energy drive and a fertile intellect. Cannot decide if he is a con man, charlatan or eccentric genius. In partnership with Charles Citrine (protagonist and author), he is editing a journal, The Ark. Long-delayed first issue, financed by Citrine, never appears, yet Thaxter proposes numerous other projects. Dress and manner mark him as eccentric, but he possesses the gift of humor. Hero lands in a Playboy Club unwillingly drinking with a gossip columnist and a gangster. 143666 1999 Humbug Mountain NJ Fleischman, Sid Newspaperman’s son, Wiley, imagines that the search for his grandfather will lead him into the hands of those nasty villains of the west -- Shagnasty John and the Fool Killer. Using their newspaper, The Humbug Mountain Hoorah, Wiley and his sister and mother go about outwitting the outlaws in their scheme to ambush Grandfather’s new boat and its cargo of gold. Wiley’s father is a traveling newspaperman who isn’t around for much of the action in Humbug Mountain. 143667 1924 Humming Bird, The M Fulton, Maude (Play). Forrest Halsey (Adaptation). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book. Swanson Correspondent Randall Carey (Edward Burns) is an American Reporter in Paris who tries to get a story on a girl not realizing she is the leader of a gang of thieves. She saves his life when a man tries to attack him with a knife. She develops a romantic interest in the reporter, but when war breaks out he enlists and fights for France, even though he is an American. Girl persuades her gang to fight for France and is arrested while trying to give her spoils to the church. When she hears the reporter has been wounded, she escapes and finds him. He recovers and she is decorated for her recruiting efforts. 143668 1720 Humourist, The ER COPY Gordon, Thomas News. Essays about news-writers and other subjects. 143669 1771 Humphrey Clinker, The Expedition of N USC Smollett, Tobias Critics. Society of authors -- "who seemed to be jealous and afraid of one another." "An assembly of Grubs must be very diverting." On Grub street writers. A letter from J. Melford. 143670 1988 Hund og hund imellem DF Series 1988 Commentators Jan Monrad, Soren Rislund (1988-1998). 143671 1896 Hundred Thousand Dollar Trance, A SSF Bisbee, Eugene Shade Press 143672 2005 Hundredth Man, The NM Kerley, Jack Public Relations quagmire develops when bizarre and cryptic messages are found on a pair of corpses in Mobile, Alabama. Two detectives find themselves in a mysterious public-relations quagmire pitting public safety against office politics. 143673 2001 Hung biu hyn sin ji daai tau gwaai ang (aka Horror Hotline...Big Head Monster MF Hong Kong TV Journalist Mavis Ho (Josie Ho) and her crew are in Hong Kong to do a report on radio shows. They choose to follow Horror Hotline, a radio show that focuses on the supernatural things that happen to ordinary people. One night, while the crew is interviewing and filming the radio show, a man calls in to recount a story that happened during his childhood to him and six friends. They found a big head monster baby in a small abandoned warehouse. After his call, the radio show began to receive other calls from unknown people who also saw or heard a story about a big head monster. Ben Francis Ng), the producer of the show and Mavis decide to investigate the strange story, but every time they begin to get closer to the truth, strange deaths and unnatural events begin to occur. 143674 1915 Hungarian Nabob, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 143675 1968 Hunger M AFI-Authors Writer 143676 1890 Hunger N USC Hamsun, Knut (Knut Pedersen Hamsund) Newspaperman. Destitute newspaper writer. The Narrator: young man down on his luck who writes articles. Paid so little for his work that he is desperately hungry most of the time. Tells his story in a feverish state of mind that hunger produces. Story of writer's encounters in the town. An Editor: kindly gentleman who likes the narrator's work, but cannot accept his latest article -- a sketch on an artist. He offers the narrator money, certain that the narrator can repay it with his writing. Narrator refuses the advance. 143677 2004 Hunger Artist, The M Short Photographer (Dan M. Friedman). 143678 1998 Hunger in the Soul, A NSF Resnick, Mike Journalist-Adventurer Robert Markham is convinced that a doctor who discovered a cure for a mutated form of ybonia, a cross-species plague that is ravaging the galaxy is alive even though he has been missing for 15 years. Ambitious Markham with an instinct for news and a ruthless commitment to his career, hires a one-legged, washed-up explorer with a sense of humor to outfit an expedition to a jungle planet sparing no expense. Cameramen, hunters, doctor, mechanic, tons of gear and alien porters. In his zeal to track down the missing doctor, the arrogant journalist's behavior worsens. He mistreats and ultimately murders the alien bearers. Slaughters land whale to get good photo. Markham, strange and brutal man. Journalist, explorer and cameraman survive to find doctor who has found cure for new plague but refuses to give it to ruthless journalist only cares about his reputation as great explorer and money for selling his story. So he kills the doctor, grabs the cure and returns to civilization in triumph. Inspired by New York Herald Journalist H.M. Stanley's expedition to locate explorer-missionary Dr. David Livingstone. 143679 1983 Hunger, The M L. SVD 754 News Media 143680 1998 Hunger, The: Lighthouse, The T Episode #17. 2-20-1998 Weatherman (Al Dubois). 143681 1997 Hunger, The: Red Light T Episode #10. 9-21-1997 News Media. Reporter (Don Jordan). Reporter (Leni Parker). Reporter (Vlasta Vrana). 143682 1999 Hunger, The: Sanctuary T Episode #23. 9-10-1999 Newsman (Bruce Smith). 143683 2009 Hungry Dead, The M Newscaster (Ken D. Orlich). 143684 2008 Hungry Dragon, The: Tale of 1.4 Billion Aggressive Chinese Capitalists, A N Rosenberg, David S. Reporters criticize possible solutions and bias frustrated citizens against the administration of second term president William Claymore in 2016. Claymore struggles with political infighting that stagnates vital improvements in American social and economic programs and the news media. New China Republic (NCR) leaders cast aside repressive communism and China becomes a nation of aggressive capitalists who increase efficiency and destabilize world economies. To maintain economic growth, the NCR government needs natural resources and they annex Russian territory by force. Their new remote-controlled hypersonic aircraft with laser weaponry dominate the skies, while the United States government searches for an alternative to war between two superpowers. President Claymore, caught in a maelstrom of foreign and domestic crises, must contend with the First Lady’s terminal illness. Wen the president’s extra-marital relationship with his biographer, Genevieve Hollings, threatens to destroy the First Family, the scandal enrages the nation’s citizens. Mocked as the “do nothing president,” Claymore seems powerless to stop NCR military initiatives while embroiled in domestic chaos. 143685 1997 Hungry Eyes N Hoffman, Barry Former Reporter Deidre Caffrey is a former newspaper reporter now working for the mayor's office. It becomes a battle of wits between the killer and Caffrey. She thinks she knows who the killer is. This is the story ultimately not of a serial killer but of a reporter who must answer one of the toughest questions: Where does journalistic privilege end and moral responsibility begin? Does she have the right to keep certain information to herself even if it means that people might die? 143686 1994 Hungry for Heroes! Or a Sandwich To Die For! CB Prime #17 Reporters. Anonymous and Unnamed Reporters. While spending a day with his mom, Kevin Green becomes Prime to save New York from a sea creature released by the King of the Fire People. 143687 1985 Hungry for Love NR OWN - P Berk, Ariel (Keller, Barbara) Restaurant Critic Heidi Barnett, also known as I. M. Hungry, Gotham Magazines' witty, wildly sarcastic restaurant critic 143688 2004 Hungry Ghost N Kachtick, Keith Photojournalist Carter Cox is 38, a talented but dissipated freelance photographer living in New York’s East Village with his sad dog and his bad habits. Though he travels to exotic places taking pictures of models and celebrities, he yearns to do more meaningful artistic work and to mend his womanizing, substance-abusing ways. He also tries to practice what he learns from his Buddhist betters but continues to carry with him his “seduction kit” -- a chessboard, cigarettes, a deck of cards, and a Cormac McCarty novel -- along with a plentiful supply of rationalizations for his caddish behavior. At a Buddhist retreat in upstate New York, Carter meets Mia Malone, 26, beautiful, smart and serious -- a devout Catholic interested in other religions and determined to remain a virgin until she is married. Carter falls hard, and Mia -- attracted by Carter’s struggle with Buddhism, his passion for photography, and his knowledge of the world -- nervously agrees to join him on a five-night, beach-front photo shoot in Morocco. With both of their souls hanging in the balance, they quickly go from the ocean to hot water. During their romantic standoff, Carter and Mia crash their rental car, get arrested, run afoul of a sadistic gendarme, and try to flee the country -- an adventures that leads to the discovery that karma and the human heart work in very mysterious ways. 143689 2009 Hungry Woman in Paris N Lopez, Josefina Journalist Canela believes passion is essential to life. But lately passion seems to be in short supply. It’s absent from her work, where censorship and politics keep important stories from being published. It has disappeared from her relationship with her fiance, who is more interested in controlling her than encouraging her. And while her family is full of outspoken individuals, the only one Canela can truly call passionate is her cousin and best friend Luna, who just committed suicide. Canela can’t recover from Luna’s death. She is haunted by her ghost and feels acute pain for the dreams that went unrealized. Canela breaks off her engagement and uses her now unnecessary honeymoon ticket to escape to Paris. Impulsively she sublets a small apartment and enrolls at Le Coq Rouge, Paris’s most prestigious culinary institute. Cooking school is a sensual and spiritual reawakening that brings back Canela’s hunger for life. With a series of new friends and lovers, she learns to once again savor the world around her. Finally able to cope with Luna’s death, Canela returns home to her family and to the kind of life she thought she had lost forever. 143690 2009 Hungry Years M News Media. Reporter (Rebecca Kush). Reporter 1 (Sabina Maschi). Reporter 2 (Randall Middleton). Press 1 (Christopher Bloom). Press 2 (Lauren Berkley). Press 3 (William Bodo). Press 4 (Mary-Ann Bodo). Press 5 (Bob Socci). Press 6 (Ronald Tilton). Press 7 (Peter Lashley). Press 8 (Chris Holliday). Press 9 (Larry Papaleo). Press 10 (Linda Papaleo). Press 11 (Melanie Seinfeld). Press 12 (Joseph Berlangero). Press 13 (Olu Duyile). Press 14 (Alexander Del Giudice). Press 15 (Meghan Elizabeth). Press 16 (Michael W. Palmer). Press 17 (John Skelly). Press 18 (Rocco Depemo). 143691 2002 Hunk House N Tyler, Ben TV News Anchor's exploits with Hamilton Ipswich Peabody III, once a producer for a high-profile TV entertainment magazine gets Peabody booted out of Los Angeles. He's now a senior programming director and comes u p with a new reality-TV show. Hamilton hopes to save local cable channel KRUQ in Dulcit City, Iowa, with his show, "Hunk House." Six hot gay men in close quarters with their every move videotaped. Each week, one contestant gets voted out. A successful show is Peabody's ticket back to Hollywood. The scandal got Peabody demoted to the position of programming director at a small local TV station but it's the idea that he hopes will get him back to the big time. 143692 1998 Hunk of the Month NR Ross, Jo Ann Harlequin Temptation #683 Magazine Managing Editor of Hunk of the Month magazine in New York has just two days to convince her assistant's brother that he's the suitably gorgeous male she needs for the centerfold of the cowboy issue. 143693 2003 Hunt & Plunge M Adult Interviewer (Michael Lucas). 143694 2005 Hunt for Justice MT War Photographer (Bertrand Calmeau). 143695 2005 Hunt for the BTK Killer, The MT DVD -R HQ 4464, 4465 CBS News Media. Reporter #1 (Kimberly Parkhill). Married father and pillar of his church is a serial killer who murders 10 of his neighbors. 143696 1999 Hunt for the Unicorn Killer, The MT TV Reporter (Jeffrey Knight). Enquirer Reporter (Martin Doyle). Book Editor (Damir Andrei). 143697 2008 Hunted N Lee, Rachel Investigative Reporter Erin McKenna of the Houston Examiner is fired because the Mercator Media Group bought the newspaper placing her in the cross-hairs as the testifies in federal court against its parent company, Mercator Industries. She is not only investigating a major defense contractor suspected of complicity in the international sex-slave trade but testifying against them in court. Her world collapses when that same firm buys her newspaper and she’s fired without explanation. Her home is ransacked, her computer stolen and she is attacked. An FBI agent discovers Erin wounded on the floor of her apartment and he swings into action to protect her as a witness and as a woman. He needs to protect Erin’s life and track down her source. But once they start working as a team, the real danger begins. 143698 1925 Hunted Woman, The M AFI-Authors Writer 143699 1916 Hunted Women, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 143700 1979 Hunted, The NM UCLA Hartmann, Michael Newspaperman Ben Dryden. Editor Don Paterson. Dryden built up a network of journalist contacts -- boozing buddies, mainly. Genuine life-time friend, Bull Ekard, Argus Africa News Service. Bull stringing for BBC, the Guardian, Time and a few continental magazines. He was a journalist with a good reputation, and the ear of a lot of people with a lot of information. "Journalists! They make Satan look like a catechism teacher," says one person Dryden talks to. 143701 2005 Hunted, The NM Neiderman, Andrew Reporter Diana Brooks of the Middletown Post comes to town on the scent of a sensational story in the mountain hamlet of Centerville in the thick of the Catskills woods. She finds a confidant in a local hunter and then two more woodsmen are found murdered -- naked prey staked out by a merciless executioner. The reporter and the hunter have joined a posse of hunters bound by vengeance and justice. But when paranoia rules and friend turns against friend, survival depends on sheer animal instinct. Racing to reveal the truth, Diana is about to discover the cruel laws of the mountain woods — and the blind fear of being caught in a killer's sights. 143702 2005 Hunter S. Thompson, 1937-2005 D Biography Journalist Hunter S. Thompson emerged on the scene in the late 1960s. His first book on the Hell's Angels (which originated as an article in "The Nation" in 1965) was published in 1967 when he was 30. His career path in journalism "resembled a trip through a pinball machine," according to Louis Menand in The New Yorker. The book brought Thompson to the attention of the mainstream press. Found a home in the alternative media -- Ramparts, Scanlan's Monthly and Rolling Stone. It was in Scanlan's that, in 1970, he published "The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved" and gonzo journalism was born. In 1966, "he thought the world was dead and the rest of his career was a kind of bitter elegy for it." (New Yorker). Committed suicide in his house near Aspen, Colorado February, 2005. 143703 1952 Hunter, The T Reporter Janet Wood (Lisa Howard), American reporter in Europe. 143704 1984 Hunter: T SVDSP 741. SV 145, 129, 119, 89, 83, 59, 55. Episodes. Series September 1984-April 1991 News Media 143705 1987 Hunter: Any Second Now T Episode #59. 2-28-1987 News Media. Fan who once attacked a concert pianist is released from prison and threatens her again, but police are legally powerless to stop him. 143706 1985 Hunter: Big Fall, The T DVD -R HQ 2531 (Wrong title on summary. Real title on video). Episode News Media. Reporters asking questions. 143707 1990 Hunter: Blind Ambition T Episode #126. 3-31-1990 Newscaster (Saida Pagan). 143708 1987 Hunter: City of Passion (Part 1) T On Tape Episode #70. 11-7-1987 News Media. McCall poses as a prostitute and arrests a corrupt judge for soliciting her services, but she soon receives pressure from the top brass to drop the charges against the judge she arrested in a vice bust. 143709 1989 Hunter: City Under Siege (Parts 1, 2 and 3). T SV 126 (Parts II and III) 124 (Part I) Episodes #98, #99, #100. 2-4/11/18-1989 Reporter gets a phone call from a killer prior to each of his skid-row murders, but the reporter refuses to let the police put a tap on her line. Newscaster (Saida Pagan). 143710 1986 Hunter: Crime of Passion T DVD -R HQ 2630 Episode #46. 10-11-1986 Reporter (Ben Mittleman) is harassed by Hunter. "I'll give you the news…one thing I don't need is my picture in the newspaper." Partner tries to remind Hunter that there are four directives telling him to be nicer to the press. Reporter (Ben Mittleman). McCall falls in love with an architect who is suspected of killing a beautiful interior decorator. 143711 1986 Hunter: Fagin 1986 T Episode #35. 2-8-1986 News Media. Newscaster (Gail Cameron). Newsman #1 (Timothy Jecko). 143712 1989 Hunter: Fifth Victim, The T SV 115 Episode #118. 12-9-1989 News Media. Leaks 143713 1985 Hunter: Fire Man T DVD -R HQ 3297. SV 132 Matheson, Richard. Thomas Szollosi Episode. 4-20-1985 TV Reporter (Robert Desiderio) shows great persistence and this complicates the search for murderous arsonist. TV News tapes help identify an arson suspect, but the news crew's push to follow the story hinders the investigation TV News crew get in the way of Hunter and McCall while they are trying to investigate the arsonist the news crew helped identify. 143714 1987 Hunter: Flash Point T SV 52 Episode #69. 10-24-1987 News Media 143715 1990 Hunter: Incident, The T On Tape Episode #135. 10-24-1990 News Media. Police are at odds with the press and a community-watch group after two vigilante-style incidents, the second resulting in the beating of an innocent African-American teenager. 143716 1985 Hunter: Kill Copy T Clarkson, Marianne. Allison Hock. Episode. News Media 143717 1989 Hunter: Legion, The (Part Two) T Episode #114. 11-18-1989 News Media. Reporter #1 (Patty Toy). Reporter #2 (Rob Zapple). 143718 1990 Hunter: Lullaby T DVD -R HQ 4107 Episode. British Photographer (Gary Sinese) is a famous photojournalist who becomes the prime suspect in the murders of prostitutes. 143719 1989 Hunter: On Air T Episode #109. 1014-1989 Radio Show Host is being stalked and the men in her life are being murdered. Hunter pretends to be her lover in order to catch the killer. 143720 1986 Hunter: Overnight Sensation T SV 141 Okie, Rick Episode #44. 9-27-1986 TV Reporter accuses Hunter of firing his weapon recklessly during the pursuit of a homicide suspect in which the reporter interfered. Raul Mercado (Michael Wren) 143721 1984 Hunter: Pen Pals T On Tape Episode #7. 11-16-1984 News Media. Witnesses to Hunter's behavior while arresting a drug seller doesn't help situation when man is found dead. Hunter's rough behavior while making an arrest puts him in a bad situation when the criminal is shot and killed with Hunter's gun. 143722 1987 Hunter: Playing God T SV 117 Episode #66. 10-3-1987 News Media. Hunter and McCall consider leaving the force when the investigation of a community leader who has ties to organized crime reveals some disturbing evidence. 143723 1988 Hunter: Presumed Guilty T Episode. 11-26-1988. Season #5. Episode #5. Reporter (Edward Paul Allen). 143724 1991 Hunter: Reporter, The T DVD -R HQ 4354. SVD 1245. SV 146 Muntner, Simon Episode #146. 1-30-1991 Reporter Amy Rivers (Kelly Curtis), Novak's reporter friend, uses cocaine to boost the excitement of tagging along on a robbery investigation for her story on Novak (Lauren Lane). 143725 1986 Hunter: Saturday Night Special T DVD -R HQ 3449. SVD 186 Clarkson, Marianne Episode #42. 5-20-1986 Female Reporter Isabel Teret/Nella Watkins (Anne-Marie Johnson) claims inside scoops. Hunter and McCall suspect she's the killer after a drug addict's account of a Skid Row murder. TV Newscaster (Ines Pedroza). Reporter #1 (Thomas Murphy). Reporter #2 (Timothy Jecko). Reporter #3 (Catherine Richardson). 143726 1986 Hunter: Scrap Metal T DVD -R HQ 2588 Episode. News Media. Reporters in pack asking Hunter questions as he arrives by car. Old friend faces murder because she saw the contract killing of Hunter's father 15 years before. Old memories involve newspapers. 143727 1989 Hunter: Shillelagh T DVD -R HQ 2987 Episode. News Media. Murdered Irish terrorist may be connected to the family of Capt. Devane's fiancée. Reporters greet a man returning to the United States. 143728 1986 Hunter: True Confessions T Episode #49. 11-22-1986 News Media. Female Reporter (Ines Pedroza). 143729 1987 Hunter: Turning Point T SVD 1037. SV 194 Schiffer, Paul. Robert Bielak Episode #74. 11-28-1987 Reporter is determined to make the most of his life after a car bomb meant for him kills someone else. 143730 2003 Hunter's Moon N Logan, Chuck Illustrator Harry Griffin, is a Vietnam veteran, recovering alcoholic and graphic artist for a St. Paul, Minnesota newspaper. Within 24 hours, he is invited by old rich friend to a rural lodge for a hunting trip, has an affair with the man's wife, kills their son and has a drink for the first time in a decade. 143731 1991 Hunting M News Media. TV Anchor (Jo Pearson). Evening Newscaster (Des Connors). 143732 2003 Hunting for Herschell M TV News Anchor (Erynn Dana Dalton). News Reporter 1 (Mary Ann Leavitt). News Reporter 3 (Nicole Hodgess). News Reporter 2 (Davidson Taylor). 143733 2007 Hunting Party, The M DVD -R HQ 11432, 11433. DVD. Anderson, Scott from an article "What I Did On My Summer Vacation." Richard Shepard (Screenplay Adaptation). Journalist Benjamin (Jesse Eisenberg), a network exec's son, Duck (Terence Howard) a seasoned cameraman and a discredited journalist TV News Correspondent Simon Hunt (Richard Gere) embark on an unauthorized mission to find the No. 1 criminal in Bosnia. They find themselves in serious jeopardy when they are mistaken as a CIA hit squad and their target decides to come after them. Journalists chasing a Bosnian war criminal until the war criminal begins chasing them. Journalist #1 (John Falk). Journalist #2 (Scott Andersen). Journalist #3 (Harald Doornbos). Journalist #4 (Philippe Deprez). Journalist #5 (Erich Rathfelder). Journalist #6 (Zan Marolt). Duck narrates the account. War is some kind of game for Simon. Self-endangerment is the only way Simon knows how to live. Simon goes emotionally over the edge during a live feed form the front and his stellar career suddenly collapses. He's reduced to filing reports for various backwater outlets. Duck has moved into cushier posts. He accompanies Network Anchorman Franklin Harris (James Brolin) on a trip to survey Bosnia a decade after the war. Simon convinces Duck to score an exclusive by interviewing a wanted Bosnian murderer. 143734 2005 Hunting Season M Newscaster (Allen Richards). 143735 2004 Hunting Unicorns N Pollen, Bella TV Journalist Maggie Munroe would rather be covering a war, but she is sent to England instead to "revisit Brideshead in the 21st century" by putting together a story on the aristocracy. To gain access to stately homes, she is put in touch with a man who runs an agency that helps impoverished lords develop commercial opportunities on their estates. What she doesn't know is that the man himself is the reluctant heir to an earldom. Her determination t do more than a puff piece leads her on a wrongheaded investigation of Nazi ties in one family -- his family. Inevitably the brash, commitment-phobic Maggie and the daily, witty man get over their squabbles and yield to their mutual attraction. 143736 1997 Hunting We Will Go, A NM Friedman, Hal TV Anchor Katlyn Rome receives the anchor slot on L.A.'s Six O'clock News. Becomes a key reporter as her life is threatened 143737 2000 Huntress, The: Pilot MT DVD -R HQ 8218, 8219 Episode #1. 3-7-2000 News Media. TV News Reporter (Mark Reed). Newscaster (Terry Wood). 143738 2001 Huntress, The: Quest, The (Part 1) T Episode #27. 8-12-2001 Newscaster (Jennifer L.Yen). 143739 2006 Huo Yuan Jia MF Journalist (Samantha Buck) 143740 2000 Hur som helst ar han javlight dod MF Journalist (Lena T. Hansson). Journalist (Tommy Bergqvist). Journalist (Peter Huttner). Editor Flink (Tomas Norstrom). 143741 2004 Huracan Lleva Tu Numbre, El N Bayly, Jaime TV Host loves a woman and several men. His conflict creates pathos and humor. 143742 1950 Hurdy Gurdy Hare C AD Newspaper Advertisement - Classified. 143743 1998 Hurlyburly M News Media. TV Anchor (Elaine Corral Kendall). TV Anchor (Frank Somerville). TV Reporter (Sharon Tay). Newscaster (Bob Jimenez) 143744 1974 Hurricane T Newscaster (Jack Colvin). 143745 2005 Hurricane N Thompson, Janice A. Journalist Brent Murphy is a newspaperman in the throes of what is about to become the story of a lifetime. This disillusioned journalist has only recently come home to Galveston Island, “the jewel of the southwest” after seeking his fortune in the Pulitzer-Hearst world of Yellow Journalism. The year is 1900. Ready to put the sights and sounds of New York City behind him, the young prodigal returns to the island of his birth. Though it is a rather uneventful place, he recognizes the fact that something has drawn him back. He wants to return to his home but fear of rejection puts up wall between himself and the father he left behind six years earlier. Brent has a need to face his demons at home, namely his father, a stern man Brent never seemed able to please. Editor Everett Maxwell is editor of Galveston’s local newspaper, the Courier. Discouraged there was nothing happening, nothing newsworthy to write about. Everett will now do just about anything for a story. To the east, across the Gulf of Mexico, a deadly storm is brewing that will change these lives and Galveston forever. A day-by-day count-down to the cataclysmic storm that all but wiped Galveston off the map in 1900. 143746 2007 Hurricane Homicide N Charles, Nora TV Weatherman Uncle Weatherwise is the condo's newest arrival. But when a hurricane he predicted would bypass Palmetto Beach forces an evacuation, he is killed. It's a mystery to be solved. 143747 2007 Hurricane Punch NM Dorsey, Tim Newspaper Reporter in Tampa Bay is dazed and reluctant and the most sensitive journalist in town. as he covers the story of a serial killer. Pompous news executive. Foibles of newspapers. TV Reporters. 143748 2009 Hurricane Season M News Media. Reporter (Kimberly North). A year after Hurricane Katrina, a high school basketball coach in Marrero, Louisiana, assembles a team of players who had previously attended five different schools before the disaster and leads team on the path to the state championships. 143749 1942 Hurricane Smith (aka Double Identity) M Booth, Charles G. (Story). Robert Presnell (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Joan (Jane Wyatt) for a Chicago newspaper is romanced by rodeo rider. While seeing her off at a train station, the rodeo rider witnesses a man and associate robbing the express car. He is knocked out and framed for murder of station manager. Escapes from train taking him to prison and also gets money taken in robbery. Rodeo rider and reporter build a city in isolated valley. Later confronted by crook who tries to blackmail them, but reporter ends up shooting the crook. 143750 1999 Hurricane, The M Reporter (Dyron Holmes). . Reporter at Banquet (Scott Gibson). Reporter at Bar (John Christopher Jones). 143751 1995 Hurricane! G Wright, Russell G. Editor-in-Chief and reporter are two roles that can be played in a cooperative team in this event-based science series. 143752 1941 Hurry, Charlie, Hurry M Reporter (Douglas Spencer). Photographer (Charles Ray). 143753 1992 Hurt Penguins M Interviewer, CITY TV (Denise Donlon). CITY TV Cameraperson (Jennifer Morton). 143754 2000 Husband Potential NR Winters, Rebecca Harlequin Magazine Journalist Fran Mallory attracted to Andre Benet. 143755 2004 Husband Sweepstake, The NR Michaels, Leigh Paparazzi are always chasing Erika Forrester whose cosmetics firm depends on merging with another business. But the owner’s wary of the paparazzi who are always around, so Erika decides to distract the reporters by getting married -- and she finds the perfect man right downstairs -- the apartment manager. After all, his job is helping the residents -- and all she needs is a little favor. 143756 1970 Husbands M AFI-Newspapermen Newspaperman 143757 1992 Husbands and Wives M Magazine Editor Michael Gates (Liam Neeson), mild-mannered man dates a neurotic, newly single woman. Interviewer-Narrator (Jeffrey Kurland) 143758 1971 Huset pa Christianshavn: Berommelsens byrder TF Episode #18. 12-28-1971 Editor (Preben Kaas). Photographer (Lars Lunoe). 143759 1921 Hush Money M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 143760 1998 Hush-Hush SS Ellroy, James Gentlemen's Quarterly, Sept. 1998 Editor Danny Getchell, editor-in-chief and head writer of Hush-Hush, a notorious Hollywood scandal sheet. A series of reminisces by Getchell from his bed in an AIDS ward. Published by GQ because, Getchell claims, he has "an artful array of dirt on Art Cooper -- the editor-in-chief." 143761 1915 Hush! SS USC Chekhov, Anton Reporter Ivan Krasnukin, mediocre newspaper reporter 143762 1964 Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte M DVD -R HQ 7063, 7064, 7065. L PR - Aldrich Public Relations Expert Miriam Deering (Olivia de Havilland), PR expert. Newspaper Editor Walter Blake (Frank Ferguson). “Charlotte! I have a career and I’ve given up valuable time to come here.” “I know. Now, let me see. What-What is it you call your job? Oh, yes. Public Relations. Sounds like somethin’ pretty dirty to me.” 143763 2004 Husker du…: Husker du. DF Episode #2, 10-16-2004 Journalist Ruth Sperling. Journalist Nils Ufer. Authors T.S. Hoeg , F.P. Jac. Information Poul Host Madsen. 143764 2004 Hustle MT DVD -R 2029 (Media Excerpts) Press Conference. Media. Pete Rose faces the press after his life-time suspension from baseball. Press Conference Reporter (Dwayne Hill). Reporter #1 (Rory O'Shea). Reporter #2 (Kris Ryan). Reporter #3 (Robert Williams). Reporter #4 (David Farant). Reporter #5 (Livingstone Beaumont). 143765 2008 Hustle, The M Reporter (Dennis Shanahan) 143766 2005 Hustle: Eye of the Beholder T Episode #12. 5-3-2005 Journalist (Katie Wimpenny). 143767 2004 Hustle: Last Gamble, The T UK. Episode #6. 3-30-2004 Journalist (Francis Magee). 143768 1996 Hustler White M Journalist pursues male prostitute 143769 2002 Hustler, The: Inside Story, The DT Short Time Magazine Film Critic Richard Schickel. 143770 1975 Hustling MT SVDSP 762 Sheehy, Gail (Book). Fay Kanin (Teleplay) Ness Book -- Based on Gail Sheehy's experiences investigating prostitution. Investigative Reporter Fran Morrison (Lee Remick) for New York-based City Magazine doing articles on pornography and vice. Gets firsthand observations of the night shift at a police station, tires to get some arrested prostitutes to talk to her. Pays fine of one prostitute who was arrested on assault charge. Prostitute demands more money for an interview. When Morrison asks editor for money, he says: "How special can a piece on prostitution be? It's cheap. It's easy…." "…Every magazine in the city has one. You titillate a little, you exploit. That's not what we're about." Reporter convinces him to let her to do the article. She is arrested because she doesn't have press card and expresses outrage. Begins to educate girls about Fourteenth Amendment and due process. Criticizes police for going after women rather than pimps. She goes after people behind the scenes getting rich off prostitutes. Editor warns her of lawsuits if she publishes names. Article eventually published. Cop claims reporter is writing articles just to win awards. 143771 1975 Hustruer MF Photographer (Helge Jordal). 143772 1924 Hutch of the U.S.A. M Natteford, J.F. (Story-Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Hutch of the U.S.A. (Charles Hutchison) resembles an executed Latin American captain who is killed by a dictator who wants to marry the man's lover. The reporter ends up leading a revolution. After the revolt succeeds, he returns with the woman to the United States. 143773 1963 Hvad med so? MF Photographer (Paul Hagen) 143774 1971 Hvor er liget, Moller? MF Journalist (Henry Voersaa). 143775 1965 Hy Gardner Show, The DT Columnist Herb Gardner. 90-minute talk show. 143776 1997 Hyde N Mahoney, Dan TV Reporter Heidi Lane, a sexy and young journalist has more on her mind than the news. NYPD assistant commissioner underestimates her. 143777 1991 Hyde in Hollywood (American Playhouse) T SV 88 Gossip Columnist (Keith Szarabajka) in 1939. A venal gossip columnist known as Hollywood Confidential (patterned after Walter Winchell). Discovers Hyde's secret and blackmails him 143778 1703 Hymn to the Pillory, A PO USC Defoe, Daniel News 143779 1987 Hyoryu kyoshitsu MF TV Reporter (Toshie Negishi) 143780 1996 Hype! M PR Publicity Director for SubPop Records (Niles Bernstein-Himself). Photographer (Charles Peterson-Himself). 143781 1986 Hyper Sapien: People From Another Star M Newscaster (Gina Hecht) 143782 2002 Hyper Sonic M News Media. Reporter (Gail Sands). 143783 1999 Hyperion Bay: With Friends Like These… T Episode #15. 2-22-1999 Newscaster (Peter James Smith). 143784 1915 Hypocrites, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 143785 2002 Hypponen Enbuske Experience: TF Finland Reporter Susanna Laine (2005). Hosts Tuomas Enbuske, Juuso Myllrinne, Henkka Hypponen. Celebrity Reporter Katri Manninen. 143786 1980 Hyresstrejken, del tva av tre CB Germany. Felix - Jan Loof’s Felix Reporter Per-Ake Pop 143787 2001 Hysteria: The Def Leppard Story MT Photographer (Peter Farbridge). 143788 1983 Hysterical M New York Press Man (Robert Alan Browne). 143789 1958 I Accuse! M DVD -R HQ 4374, 4375. VHS 1287 Writer Emile Zola (Emlyn Williams), open letter published. English Publisher (Michael Trubshawe). 143790 1955 I Am a Camera M Editor (Stanley Maxted). 143791 1932 I Am A Fugitive From a Chain Gang M DVD -R HQ 2902, 2903. L Editor. Escapee becomes a writer in real life and editor on a Chicago Magazine 143792 1941 I Am A Fugitive From a Chain Gang MS OWN Gibney, Sheridan-Brown Holmes Editor 143793 2005 I Am a Sex Addict M Newscaster (Mara Luthane). 143794 1967 I Am Curious (Yellow) M Reporter. Angry young heroine Lena Nyman goes around as an inquiring reporter questioning people about various issues as she searches for political commitment 143795 2008 I Am Death: Bartleby the Mobster N Amdahl, Gary Investigative Journalist Jack finds himself increasingly over the edge when he agrees to ghostwrite the autobiography of a Chicago mob boss. The muckraking freelance journalist in 1980s Chicago is hired by a lawyer to help write the infamous autobiography. It takes a silly and heartfelt horde of extras including Jack’s ex-wife and a suicidal morgue delivery driver to make him understand that messing with the mob may not be in his best interests. 143796 1969 I Am Furious M AFI-Photographers Photographer 143797 2007 I Am Legend M Newscast. TV personality (April Grace) is seen throughout. 143798 2003 I Am My Own Wife P Wright, Doug American Journalist (Jefferson Mays) 143799 2009 I Am Not a Cop! N Belzer, Richard and Michael Black Tabloid headlines show Richard Belzer as an out-of-control celeb after he finds himself in the middle of a vicious street brawl. Belzer finds himself increasingly required to call upon the resources he taps to portray Detective Munch on NBC. When Belzer meets Rudy Markovich, New York City medical examiner for dinner in Brighton Beach, he has little reason to expect anything more than a friendly bull session. But in the next 24 hours, Belzer finds himself splashed across the tabloid headlines and fears his good pal Rudy is dead. It turns out Rudy is kidnapped and it falls to The Belz to track him down and solve the riddle to the vanishing act. 143800 1983 I Am The Cheese M Newspaperman. Boy remembers discovering dad (David, Don Murray) was a newspaperman who testified against gangsters 143801 1977 I Am the Greatest: Adventures of Muhammad Ali, The C Series. 9-10-1977 to 9-2-1978 Public Relations Agent Frank Bannister (Himself), Ali's real-life public relations man, appeared in this cartoon series along with the fighter. 143802 1938 I Am the Law M DVD -R HQ 10174, 10173 Allhoff, Fred (Liberty Magazine serial). Jo Swerling (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Frankie Ballou (Wendy Barrie), quit newspaper game six years ago and is involved with racketeers. Managing Editor Tom Ross (Arthur Loft). Reporter (Lester Dorr). Reporter (Walter Merrill). Photographers (Ernie Alexander, Cyril Ring, Reginald Simpson). Photographer (Allen Fox). Photographer (Charles Sherlock). Photographer (Reginald Simpson). 143803 1856 I And My Chimney SS USC Melville, Herman In "Piazza Tales, The and Oth3er Prose Pieces, 1839-1860." Newspaper. Articles in village paper by "Claude." 143804 1856 I and My Chimney PO Melville, Herman Writer. Claude, pseudonym of the writer of a note published in a local paper criticizing the narrator's chimmneyed house for blemishing the view. Real author may be the narrator's wife. 143805 1987 I begynnelsen var Otto TF Norway Interviewer (Harald Tusberg), Programleder. 143806 2006 I Believe in America M Reporter (Darrian Strong). 143807 1958 I Bury the Living M DVD -R HQ 8113, 8115 Garfinkle, Louis (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jess Jessup (Herbert Anderson) from the Milford Herald is a friend of the hero who has been appointed chairman of a cemetery board. The man believes that by putting black pins instead of white pins on a map of cemetery, he has caused deaths. Reporter tries to convince him that the deaths are just a coincidence. Reporter also maintains a friendly working relationship with police as they investigate the deaths. He eventually helps police set a trap for caretaker who has engineered the seemingly supernatural events. 143808 2002 I Can't Get Started T Sherman-Palladino, Amy and John Stephens Episode. 5-21-2002 Newspaper. Kirk: I read an article in the paper recently that said that weddings are an excellent place for meet woman." Luke: "Well, if it was in the paper, it must be true." 143809 1949 I Cheated the Law M Newspapermen (John Dehner, Bill Wallace). Newsboy (Phil Arnold). 143810 1959 I Could A Tale Unfold N Whitelaw, David News Media 143811 1974 I Cover Carter SS OWN - H Trow, George W.S. In "Bullies" News Media 143812 1953 I Cover Korea T Fireside Theatre - 2-3-53 Correspondent. Marguerite Chapman, Donald Woods 143813 1937 I Cover the War M VHSSP 1392 McConville, Bernard (Story). George Wagner (Screenplay). Wayne Newsreel Cameraman. Ace Newsreel cameraman of the Atlas Newsreel Co. Bob Adams (John Wayne), told by boss: Get the picture -- we can't screen alibis!" Elmer (Don Barclay). Two newsman go to Samari to investigative uprising. New York Times commented on the unlikelihood of a newsreel executive leaving his desk in London to show up in the desert at a fortuitous moment with a complete processing lab in his suitcase. 143814 1933 I Cover the Waterfront M VHS 465, B 23 Miller, Max (Book). Wells Root (Screenplay). Added Dialogue (Jack Jevne) Ness Book Reporter Joseph Miller (Ben Lyon) on trail of smugglers. Reporter (Lee Phelps). Miller critical of the press. His goal is to get a good story so he can go to work for a "real rag." Makes references of writing a novel. Describes his reporting as "a lot of cheap bologna dished up for the farmers who come out here to rot in the sunshine." When his girlfriend asks him, "Why do you write it, then?" He replies, ":To eat." "All editors are fatheads -- except when you're looking for a job." Reporter (Lee Phelps). 143815 1932 I Cover the Waterfront N USC Miller, Max Collected from the San Diego Sun. Reporter on Waterfront. Journalistic human-interest stories of the San Diego waterfront. 143816 1950 I Cover Times Square: T Series 10-5-1950 to 1-25-1951. Columnist Johnny Warren, (Harold Huber) crusading Broadway newspaper columnist whose beat is the out-of-town newsstand on Seventh Avenue in Times Square. Warren is a muckraking newspaper columnist who uncovers underworld activity in New York City. 143817 2000 I Dare You DT Series 2000 Field Reporter (Tyler Harcott). Field Reporter (Traci Melchor) 143818 2000 I Dare You T Field Reporters (Tyler Harcott, Tracy Melchior). 143819 2006 I Did (But I Wouldn’t Now) N Lockwood, Cara Tabloids. Paparazzi. Lily Crandell has always lived in the shadow of her older sister, Lauren, who has a successful career as a wedding planner and a perfect husband and baby boy. Known within her family for being an aimless, impulsive trouble-magnet, Lily finally decides she may as well live up to her reputation: she elopes with new beau and would-be rock star Ted Dayton. But just as quickly as his band skyrockets, Lily’s marriage crashes and burns. When news of her ex-s new love with sultry and silicone-enhanced actress Melanie Slate hits the tabloids, she flees from the country. Across the pond, Lily shares a flat with an old flame -- a commitment-phobic doctor who convinces her that the best prescription for her broken heart is volunteering at the local hospital. Turns out, he’s right as one of the patients, famed soccer star Sean Gates, takes more than a passing interest in Lily’s quirky style. But things get complicated when her ex’s band starts flying up the British charts. Ted comes to town, the paparazzi camp on her doorstep, and her new fling and old flame both find rumors that Lily and her ex are planning a little reunion tour rather troublesome. 143820 1953 I dimma dold MF Journalist (Bengt Blomgren). Journalist (Sture Djerf). Journalist (Henrik Schildt). Press Photographer (Ake Hylen). 143821 1984 I Do M Photographer Matt (Beau Matthews). 143822 2004 I Do (But I Don't) MT Magazine Interviewer (Lis Bronwyn Moore). 143823 2006 I Do? N Jackson, Edwardo TV Anchor Jasmine in Atlanta interrupts her ex-boyfriend’s wedding to give him the answer she should have given him six years ago -- I do. But now he won’t. Postponing his wedding a mere month, he doesn’t want anything to do with the woman he had proposed to so many years ago just for her to vaguely reject him. Jasmine won’t take no for an answer waging an all-out assault on his heart with a love campaign so intense, so ludicrous, so heartfelt that it could only come from the woman who claims she loved him first. Jasmine risks a promising Atlanta anchorwoman job, a marriage proposal from her first love, self-respect, dignity, the respect of her friends and her heart and soul as she goes to wits end and back to prove to the man as well to herself that if love is war, it’s one war worth fighting for. 143824 1965 I Dream of Jeannie: Anybody Here Seen Jeannie? T Episode #7. 10-30-1965 Newscaster (Ed Stoddard). 143825 1965 I Dream of Jeannie: Black Mail Order Bride (aka Blackmail-Order Bride) T DVD -R HQ 6091. DVD -R HQ 4661. SVD 1144, 1107 Episode #113. 5-12-1969 Reporter Bellows (Hayden Rorke) tries to blackmail Tony. He and Jeanne try to outwit the pest of a reporter. Second Reporter (Arthur Adams). Third Reporter (Syl Lamont). First Reporter (Damian London). 143826 1985 I Dream of Jeannie: Fifteen Years Later (aka 15 Years Later). MT Reporters. Genie Reporter (Dodie Williams) interviews Jeannie for Genie's Home Journal. Reporter #1 (Bill Shick). Reporter #2 (Hette Lynne-Hortes). Reporter #3 (Craig Marks). Reporter #4 (Gene Whittington). Reporter #5 (Frank Moon). 143827 1966 I Dream of Jeannie: My Master the Author T Episode #45. 12-26-1966 Journalist (Vince Howard). 143828 1967 I Dream of Jeannie: My Son the Genie T Episode #70. 12-12-1967 Interviewer (Sal Ponti). Photographer (Paul "Mousie" Garner). 143829 1967 I Dream of Jeannie: Second Greatest Con Artist in the World T Episode. 9-26-1967. Season #3. Episode #3. Reporter #1 (Bert Darr). Reporter #2 (Wayne Harada). 143830 1965 I Dream of Jeannie: Tomorrow Is Not Another Day T DVD -R 1658 Episode. Series (9-18-65 to 9-1-70) Newspaper. Jeannie accidentally blinks up a copy of the next day's newspaper, delighting Roger who plans a get-rich quick scheme 143831 1935 I Dream Too Much M DVD -R HQ 6396, 6397. DVD -R HQ 1837 (Media Excerpts) Critic (Richard Carle). Critic (Ferdinand Gottschalk). Both are Snobbish Critics discussing how opera star will pay for her husband's production so they won't attend. Newspaper headlines and story. 143832 1991 I Dreamt I Woke Up M Journalist (Janet McTeer) 143833 1953 I dur och skur MF Journalist (Gosta Wernlof). Press Photographer (Olle Wester). 143834 2000 I Edderkoppens kelvand DF Denmark Journalist (Jorgen Leve - Himself). Journalist-Author (Henrik Kruger - Himself). Journalist-Author (Erik Haaest - Himself). Author (Erik Norgaard - Himself). Although the murder of Vilhelm Jacobsen and his wife was solved in the fictional Danish mini-series, Edderkoppen, it never was in real life. The documentary looks on what's fact and what's fiction in the miniseries. 143835 2007 I Feel Too Good MUS Sugarman, Eddie (Lyrics) and Andrew Gerle (Music) From “Meet John Doe: The Musical” Reporter Ann Mitchell tries to get John Doe to feign anger for some publicity shots. 143836 1935 I Found Stella Parish M DVD -R HS 3585, 3582. VHS 1296 Saunders, John Monk (Story). Casey Robinson (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter for the London Bulletin, Keith Lockridge (Ian Hunter). "The Rover Boys of Park Row" pursue actress trying to forget her shady past. Lockridge finds her, falls for her and tries to stop the story. Story gets into print and reporters hound her. She tells Lockridge off, "a true gentlemen of the press." Editor to Lockridge: "A reporter never alls in love, except with his typewriter." Reeves, the Editor (Walter Kingsford). Reporter (Bill Elliott). Reporter (Lew Harvey). Reeves' Reporter (John Graham Spacey). Reporter (Emmett Vogan). Photographer (Lee Phelps). 143837 1944 I Got Plenty of Mutton C L. Vol. 3, Golden Age Newspaper. Starving wolf reads newspaper: O.P.A. Ruling: No Meat for Wolves -- Hollywood or Otherwise. Other newspaper stories 143838 2008 I Got Stinky Feet, Volume Two: Fools, Losers and Idiots N Domrzalski, Dennis Newspaper editors, sleazy lawyers, dimwitted frat boys, stingy barkeepers, fat people, Missourians, love-sick arsonists and demented gardeners do battle with blowhard Dave and his loyal companion Denis who are off on a cross-country motorcycle trip begun from the frozen Midwest on the first day of winter. In volume two, they meet more fools, losers and idiots including the members of the press. 143839 1942 I gult och blatt MF Radio Reporter (Sven Jerring). Reporter #2 (Matt Johnson). 143840 1985 I Had Three Wives: T CBS L.A. Chronicle newspaper reporter helps private eye 143841 1985 I Had Three Wives: Butterfly Murder, The T Episode. 9-11-1985 L.A. Chronicle newspaper reporter helps private eye 143842 1934 I Hate Women M McCarthy, Mary (Screenplay and Story) Ness Book Reporter Scoop McGuire (Wallace Ford) "hates women." Loses his job, finds a murderer, gets a scoop and admits he loves a woman who is wanted for the murder of her husband before he proves her innocence. Editor (Philo McCullough). Cookie Smith (Fuzzy Knight). 143843 1941 I Killed That Man M Fields, Leonard, David Silverstein (Story). Henry Bancroft (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Geri (Joan Woodbury) for The Chronicle. Reporters await execution of man accused of killing cub reporter from The News. The condemned claims he was hired to do the killing and is killed by poisoned dart before he can name the man who hired him. Reporters gathered in the death chamber are held as suspects. Editor of The Chronicle sends the reporter to find out why their correspondent has not filed a story. Reporters (Don Brodie, Cyril Ring). News Office Worker (Fred Santely). Her boyfriend works in the district attorney's office so she has been getting inside scoop on the investigation. She finds out identity of killer and goes to talk to him. He discovers she is on to him and tries to kill her. Boyfriend arrives in time to save her. Unlike most sob sisters, she puts her personal life over her professional life and allows her colleague on the paper to rush off with the story while she stays behind to kiss her lover. 143844 1999 I Kina spiser de hunde MF Interviewer (Niels Brinch) 143845 1989 I Know My First Name Is Steven MT News Media. TV Reporter (Andrew Amador). TV Newscaster (Wendy Gordon). TV Journalist (Ron Tank). Reporter #1 (Tiiu Leek). Reporter #3 (Kim Maxwell). Reporter #4 (Jeff Olson). 143846 1996 I Know Where I'm Going! Revisited MT Interviewer (Mark Cousins-Himself) 143847 2002 I Know Who Holds Tomorrow: Novel, A NR Ray, Francis TV Correspondent Wes Reed and Talk-Show Host Madison Reed are the perfect celebrity couple. As popular TV personalities, they stay together for the sake of their public image. Her world is turned upside down when her husband is critically injured in a car accident. His mistress was also killed in the accident. Her baby girl is now an orphan and Reed adopts the child because her husband implores her to raise the child. She accepts the help of her husband's best friend whose life is also shrouded by lies. Can she forgive and forget -- not just once but twice? 143848 2007 I Know Who Killed Me M Reporters (Stacy Daniel, Raha Sheik, Amy Fuehrer). 143849 1999 I kveld med Thomas Giertsen DF Series 1999 Reporter (Espen Eckbo). 143850 1986 I lagens namn MF TV Journalist (Olle Soderlund) 143851 1999 I Lars von Triers rige DF Denmark - Short Interviewer Ole Kolster 143852 1994 I Like It Like That M Photographer (Billy Lux) 143853 1933 I Like Mountain Music C L. Vol. 5 Golden Age Magazine covers (midnight in a magazine rack) come to life: western magazine, College Rumor cover. Crime Stories. Police Gazette. Screen Play 143854 1935 I Live For Love M DVD -R HQ 2427, 2373 Interviewer (Gertrude Astor). Interviewer (Betty Farrington). Interviewer (Bess Flowers). Interviewer (Mary Marsh) 143855 1935 I Live My Life M Photographer (Harry Tyler). 143856 1942 I Live on Danger M Foster, Lewis R., Alex Gottlieb (Story). Maxwell Shane, Richard Murphy, Lewis R. Foster (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter-Radio Newscaster Jeff Morrell (Chester Morris) is special events reporter and newscaster who competes with Radio Newscaster Norm Thompson (Dick Purcell) for the paper's London position. Thompson sees a man leaving scene of murder and broadcasts he is the killer. Morrell gets a scoop on a burning passenger liner and while interviewing survivors he recognizes a woman involved with the man. l Hoping to get her to lead him to suspect, Morrell smuggles her to his apartment in the news van. Although he falls for her, he calls police to get a scoop on the arrest when she goes to see the man who turns out to be her brother. Reporter later begins to doubt man was guilty and works to clear him. He forces confession from real killer at the bottom of a deserted mine and broadcasting it with a concealed microphone. 143857 1945 I Love a Bandleader M News Media. Reporter (Roy Darmour). Reporter (Mike Lally). Reporter (Joe Palma). 143858 1960 I Love Galesburg in the Springtime SS GPL Finney, Jack Newspaperman-Narrator . "The only reason I'm a reporter at all, was simple curiosity. Haven't you ever wished it were somehow possible to cross-examine an absolute stranger about something none of your business but damned interesting all the same?" 143859 1951 I Love Lucy: T SVD 818. SV 43 Episode News Media 143860 1954 I Love Lucy: Bonus Bucks T Episode #88. 3-8-1954 Newspaper Seller (John Frank). 143861 1953 I Love Lucy: Changing the Boys' Wardrobe T Episode #77. 12-7-1953 Photographer (Lee Millar). 143862 1954 I Love Lucy: Fan Magazine Interview (aka Magazine Interview) T DVD -R HQ 4783. SVD 1030 Episode Reporter Eleanor Harris (Joan Banks) for a fan magazine spends an "average day" with the Ricardos. Publicity stunt included. 143863 1955 I Love Lucy: Great Train Robbery, The T Episode #132. 10-31-1955 Reporter (Louis Nicoletti - Newspaper Reporter). 143864 1951 I Love Lucy: Jealous of Girl Singer T SVD 878 Episode Columnist links Ricky with a singer. 143865 1957 I Love Lucy: Lucy and Superman T VHS 1010 Episode #169. 1-14-1957 Reporter Clark Kent is Superman. Lucy promises to get TV's Superman (George Reeves) to appear at Little Ricky's birthday party 143866 1951 I Love Lucy: Men Are Messy T Episode #9. 12-3-1951 Photographer Jim (Harry Shannon). 143867 1951 I Love Lucy: Publicity Agent, The T Episode #32. 5-12-1952. Series 10-15-51 to 6-24-57. Publicity. Lucy dresses up as a Maharincess in order to get publicity for Ricky. Reporter (Peter Leeds). Photographer (Bennett Green). 143868 1956 I Love Lucy: Return Home From Europe T Episode #154. 5-14-1956 Interviewer (Bennett Green). 143869 1955 I Love Lucy: Ricardos Are Interviewed, The T Episode #136. 11-14-1955 TV Interviewer. Ricardos prepare to appear on a TV interview show, causing a fight between the Ricardos and the Mertzes 143870 2001 I Love Lucy's 50th Anniversary Special T Senior Editor (Dann Cahn). 143871 1953 I Love Melvin M L. SVD 605 Photographer Melvin Hoover (Donald O'Connor) pretends to work for "Look" magazine to attract a Broadway chorus girl. Photographer on crane (Steve Forrest). "A Lady Loves" sung by Debbie Reynolds during a dream sequence at the start of the film. She's dreaming that she's a big, famous movie star with a group of male reporters gathering around her asking questions. 143872 1994 I Love Trouble M DVD -R HQ 3828, 3829, 3816. L Meyers, Nancy, Charles Shyer (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporters Peter Brackett (Nick Nolte) and Sabrina Peterson (Julia Roberts) work for rival Chicago papers (the Chronicle and the Globe stand in for The Tribune and Sun-Times). Cover train wreck leading to conspiracy involving cattle, hormones and cancer. Brackett is a columnist put on the story because he tried to slip in a rewrite of an old column to meet a deadline. Peterson is a cub. Rivalry surfaces when she scoops him and forces him to work harder. They each scoop each other repeatedly. Brackett ridicules Peterson (expose on Pillsbury Bakeoff, undercover work as a hooker). Sends her on a wild goose chase. Her contact is killed. Someone tries to kill both reporters so they agree to collaborate, but continue to trick each other. Pursuit leads to Las Vegas where they are forced to marry to avoid hit man. Peterson takes a job as a tour guide at the chemical plant producing the hormone. Brackett sneaks into the plant to rescue Peterson. They overcome the crooks and break the story. They marry. Honeymoon interrupted by sound of sirens and another story. Reporter (Lisa Cloud). Reporter (Larry Margo). Reporter (Jim Pepper). Good Day Chicago Anchor (Marianne Murciano). Wire Editor (Cindy Katz). Society Photographer (Stuart Pankin). 143873 2001 I Love You Baby M Journalist (Jacobo Dominguez). 143874 2004 I Love You Came Too Late M News Media. Reporter (Ryan Sands). Ryan's Publicist (Alison Koerper). 143875 1990 I Love You To Death M DVD -R HQ 5277, 5278 Reporter (Susan Chin). Reporter (Tony Romano). Reporter (Johnny "Sugarbear" Willis). 143876 1968 I Love You, Alice B. Toklas M L News Vendor. Harold (Peter Sellers), a Jewish lawyer who hawks copies of Los Angeles Free Press on street corners 143877 2003 I Love Your Work M News Media. Newscaster (Sam Rubin). ET Interviewer (Anna David. Swoop Journalist (Kathleen Roberton). Swoosh Photographer (Beth Riesgraf/Riegraf). Photographer (Clark McCutchen). Paparazzi (Glenn Campbell). 143878 1933 I Loved a Woman M DVD -R HQ 5257, 5259. Reporter (Phil Tead). Newspaper Headlines-Stories. 143879 2000 I Loved You All N Sharp, Paula Reporter F.X. is the puckish brother of a single mother in New York in the 1970s who is an alcoholic. FX and her fiancé intervene and take her to a home in Louisiana for recovering alcoholics. F.X. is given to dazzling monologues. 143880 1984 I Married a Centerfold MT Reporter #1 (Mort Sertner). Reporter #2 (Joseph Phelan). 143881 1998 I Married a Communist N Roth, Philip Radio Journalist Iron Rinn, star of the popular radio show, The Free and the Brave, during the McCarthy era. 143882 1942 I Married a Witch M DVD -R HQ 5374, 5373. SVD 958 Publisher J.B. Masterson (Robert Warwick), influential publisher. Photographer (Billy Bletcher). 143883 1958 I Married a Woman M Photographer (Richard Grant). Photographer trailing Briggs (Steve Pendleton). 143884 1942 I Married an Angel M DVD -R 1548 Music Critic Herbert Fairmind (Charles Brabin). French News Vendors (Arthur Dulac, Harry Hurwitz). 143885 1955 I Married Joan: Lady and the Prizefighter, The T Episode #95. 3-2-1955 Reporter (James Nusser) from Rutledge - Newspaper Reporter. 143886 1969 I Married You for Fun M AFI-Authors Writer 143887 2007 I Me Wed MT DVD -R HQ 10152, 10153 Internet Freelance Journalist for the Daily Buzz. A successful 30-year-old woman becomes a media sensation when she decides to marry herself. Daily Buzz freelance writer for the Daily Buzz Boston is working as a saleswoman for bride’s gowns and wants to tell her story. She does on the Internet: “With This Ring I Me Wed.” Another article: “Boston Woman Marries Self.” She appears on the well-known Nancy Singer (Thelma Farmer) TV Talk Show, which comes to Boston to do the story. The show wants to pick up all expenses for the wedding. News Media and Singer with a cameraman cover the wedding. African-American male wedding planner plays up to the cameras. 143888 1978 I Miss You, Hugs and Kisses M News Media. TV Newscaster (Larry Solway). Reporter (Ara Hovanessian). Journalist (Don Ferguson). 143889 1967 I Need M AFI-Authors Writer 143890 2007 I Now Pronounce You Chuck And Larry M DVD -R HQ 10177, 10178 News Media cover the story of a firefighter who asks his buddy to pose as his domestic partner when bureaucratic red tape prevents him from naming his children as life insurance beneficiaries after his wife dies. Magazines. TV coverage. 143891 1991 I Posed For Playboy MT DVD -R HQ 5548, 5549 Magazine. Three women pose for Playboy Magazine. Based on true stories. Playboy Photographer: Don S. Davis. 143892 1998 I Promise NR Johnston, Joan Reporter Marshall (Marsh) North is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who became a single parent abruptly leaving his career until he could get his 16-year-old daughter safely off to college. Now he has returned to Texas looking for the answers to several 20-year-old questions like -- why was he accused of raping and impregnating a woman who is now a New York judge, and did a man really commit suicide. Twenty years ago, North was the town bad boy and the New York judge the daughter of its most powerful rancher. Despite their differences, they fell in love. The teenage woman was trapped in a nightmare and her only hope lay with Marsh. But in the end he was unable to rescue her from her hell. Tragic events led to her stepfather's death and her leaving town. Now North is demanding the truth. The judge has a well-earned reputation for being tough and uncompromising. When her mother in Texas who she has avoided for 20 years, suffers a heart attack, she must go back to Texas -- and her old beau, the reporter. 143893 2009 I Ran Against Us M Journalist (Topher Jones). Cameraman (Chaz Smith). Paparazzi (Laurie Lee). Iran threatens the United States with massive destruction if an American couple don’t rekindle their relationship even though they both have moved on. A U.S. government agent is sent in to get them back together in the name of national security. The situation goes awry on national television when the couple have another falling out. Iran responds. A new war is hinged on the couple’s ability to work it out. The fragility of their relationship mirrors the relationships between nations. Will the couple save the world from war? 143894 1983 I Reporters: L’Attentato CB Orient Express No. 7, January, 1983 Reporters 143895 1983 I Reporters: Per Uno Scoop CB Orient Express No. 8, February, 1983. Reporters 143896 1983 I Reporters: Un Tipo a Posto CB Orient Express No. 12, July, 1983 Reporters 143897 1983 I Reporters: Un Vecchio Insolente CB Orient Express No. 10, April, 1983. Reporters 143898 1945 I Ring Doorbells M Birdwell, Russel (Book). Dick Irving Hyland, Raymon L. Schrock (Adaptation). Hyland (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Dick (Robert Shayne) returns to reporting when he is unsuccessful as a playwright. Assigned to investigate gold digger who is after the publisher's son, G.B. Barton (Pierre Watkin). Reporter's tactics include romancing woman's French maid while Photographer Stubby (Roscoe Karns) plants a camera in her apartment. When the gold digger is killed, reporter discovers he has the murder on film. Killer is believed to be the paper's drama critic, Ransome (John Eldredge). Critic is released when it is discovered woman was poisoned, although he confessed he hit her over the head. Using photos taken by concealed camera, reporter is able to prove the critic poisoned the woman. Feature Writer Brooke (Anne Gwynne) is involved with reporter romantically. 143899 1950 I Robot NSF Asimov, Isaac Reporter from the Interplanetary Press interviews a 75-year-old Robopsychologist from U.S. Robots ion the year 2057 and her interview forms the narrative of the novel covering her participation in the development of independent, sensible robots. Many lessons of her career have led her to contend that robots are more human than people and that they are vital to human survival. 143900 1988 I Saw What You Did MT Newscaster (Jim McKrell) 143901 1954 I Search for Adventure DT Host Jack Douglas' travelogues 143902 1938 I See Ice M UK Only News Media. 2nd Reporter Ejected From Ice Rink (Ben Williams). 143903 2008 I Shall Never Return, Volume 3 N Uchida, Kazuna Cameraman Jay is young and handsome, and also the stepfather of Amafuji Ken who has run away from his sordid past, his lover and Japan to go to Singapore with his mother in hopes of rebuilding a new life. Things brighten up when he meets Jay and begins to take an interest in photography. Shortly thereafter, Ken decides to leave Ritsouri again and instead accompany his stepfather on his photo shoot in Thailand. Will Ken chose his dreams over his lover? 143904 1996 I Shot Andy Warhol M News Media. Reporter 1 (Henry Cabot Beck). Reporter 2 (Christopher Cook). Editor of School Paper (Edoardo Ballerini). Alerie Solanas (Lili Taylor), a feminist polemicist, author of "S.C.U.M. Manifesto." 143905 1938 I Should Have Stayed Home N OWN McCoy, Horace In "Black Box Thrillers: Four Novels." Press. An out-of-work actor commits suicide and reporters want a shot of her body with the "instrument of death." Her friend puts a bunch of movie magazines in her hands. 143906 1983 I Shouldn't Be Telling You This N GPL Breasted, Mary Writer Sarah Makepeace moves from New York's counter-cultural weekly, The Evil Eye, to The Newspaper, and is immediately embroiled in office politics and stories that may be too hot to handle. 143907 1982 I Speak for the Dead N OWN - P Maloney, J.J. Reporter investigates Mafia activities in Kansas City. His disclosures precipitate a full-scale gangland war. 143908 1942 I Speak for the Women of America R Atkins, Violet Reporter (Geoffrey Bryant). Newsboy (Stanley Harris) 143909 1970 I Spy T Writer. Scott suspects that writer Tatia Loring has an ulterior motive for the story she's doing on Kelly -- like luring him to his death 143910 2002 I Spy M Commentators. Vegas Commentator (Sugar Ray Leonard). Vegas Commentator (Larry Merchant). Photographer (Colette Squires). 143911 1966 I Spy: One of Our Bombs Is Missing T Episode #38. 11-16-1966 Newsman (Richard Bull). 143912 1965 I Spy: So Long, Patrick Henry T Episode #1. 9-15-1965 Reporter (Nicholas Colasanto). African-American Reporter (Jophery C. Brown). 143913 1999 I Still Miss Someone M Reporter (Joe Gatton). The Reporter. 143914 1939 I Stole a Million M Best Motion Pictures of 1939-40 Reporter (Drew Demarest). Photographer known as a Camera Reporter (Jerry Marlowe). Reporter (Jack Gardner). Reporter (Malcolm "Bud" McTaggart). 143915 2001 I Surrender All M News Media. News Reporter (Michelle Torres). 143916 1940 I Take This Oath M Photographer (Harry Harvey). 143917 2005 I Think She’s Trying To Tell Me Something N Graziano, Dan New York City Sportswriter Jack Byrnes is about to his the big 3-0 and believes in a lot of things: his two best friends Jeff and Bernie, baseball, cold pizza to cure a hangover, baseball. But Fate has never been one of them. Now though, Fate has decided to send Jack a birthday present he’ll never forget -- a chance at true love. The problem is that it comes with a catch. Well, five catches actually: Jack’s ex-girlfriends. Everywhere he looks he sees them: Nikki, the First Kiss; Amy, the One That Got Away; Connie, the One That Wants To Come Back, and Mary Ann, whose bizarre appearance at an Arizona airport kicked off this whole coincidental mess. Karma is a bitch -- and she’s obviously trying to tell Jack something. But will he listen this time and let true love step up to the plate? Or is he destined to strike out once again. Baseball Writer Jack Byrnes has fallen in love many times, amassing a bevy of “relationship ghosts” who strike on the cusp of his 30th birthday with a barrage of eerie sightings and chance encounters. From his first kiss -- now a happy lesbian -- to his live-in ex, to the college flame who skewers him in her best-selling novel, Jack’s unwieldy romantic past crowds his life like a kudzu vine, threatening to siphon his energy from the two new girls he’s met cute in Manhattan. He starts to wonder if fate hasn’t orchestrated this mess to teach him some profound love lesson. 143918 1942 I Wake Up Screaming M SV 289 Fisher, Steve (Novel). Dwight Taylor (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Larry Evans (Allyn Joslyn) is a suspect in the murder of a waitress. He had collaborated with a man in a scheme to turn her into a star by arranging for photographers to get shots of her socializing with members of high society. Columnist played up the would-be star in his columns. Both the man and the dead woman's sister pass themselves off as reporters at various times to get information. Reporters (Cyril Ring, Chick Chandler, Basil Walker, Bob Cornell). Newsboy (Stanley Clements). Newsman (Pat McKee). Newsboy (Stanley Clements). 143919 1947 I Walk Alone M Newspaper. Morning Paper Extra: Big Murder. Frankie Madison Wanted for Murder of Pal. Frankie headed for drugstore and sees newspaper 143920 1937 I Wanna Be In Winchell's Column MUS From the 1937 film "Love and Hisses" Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell. 143921 1978 I Wanna Hold Your Hand M TV Reporter (Michael Ross Verona). Reporter (Dave Adams). Reporter (Edward Call). Reporter (Poppy Lagos). Reporter (John Malloy). Reporter (Larry Pines). 143922 1970 I Want More M AFI-Newspapers-Underground Newspaper 143923 1958 I Want To Be a News Reporter N OWN Greene, Carla Reporter 143924 1983 I Want To Live T Reporter (Larry Mark). Reporter (Woody Skaggs). News Editor (Daniel Chodos). 143925 1958 I Want to Live N Rawson, T. News Media 143926 1958 I Want to Live! M DVD -R HQ 1805, 1806, 1799. L. SV 134 Montgomery, Ed (Articles) and Barbara Graham (Letters). Nelson Gidding, Don M. Mankiewicz (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Edward "Ed" S. Montgomery (Simon Oakland), Pulitzer Prize winner, San Francisco Examiner first sees Barbara Graham captured outside hideout with two accomplices. He asks for statement, but she holds up stuffed tiger and growls at him. He dubs her "Bloody Babs, the Tiger Woman." Sensationalizes story downplaying two men in case, focusing on Graham because she sells papers. Press depicted hounding Graham during trial. She is convicted of murder and offers biting thank you to the press: "I wanna thank the gentlemen of the press. You chewed me up in your headlines and all the jury had to do was spit me out. You're all invited to the execution, that's only fair. You led the pack, Montgomery. Bring your wife, she'll enjoy it." "...For once how about a statement from you. Are you satisfied now?" Her psychiatrist tells reporter he believes she is innocent. Says press created climate that convicted her. Psychiatrist dies. Montgomery starts defending her asking sentence be commuted "Why not? Win or lose, I sell a lot of papers," she says. Despite reporter's efforts to save her, she is executed. TV Newsman (George Putnam-Himself). Newsman (Bill Stout-Himself). Reporter in Courtroom (Mike Lally). 143927 1941 I Wanted Wings M Griffin, Eleanor, Frank Wead (Story). Richard Maibaum, Lt. Beirne Lay Jr., Sid Herzog (Screenplay). Ness Book Photographer Carolyn Barlett (Constance Moore), who covers the news, is in love with a flier. The flier, training for the Army Air Corps., leaves her when he falls for a cabaret singer. In order to keep him from ruining his relationship with the photographer, a fellow flier marries the singer. The singer stows away on a plane when both fliers go on a mock run. Her interference causes the plane to crash. She is killed. Flier reunited with press photographer. 143928 1951 I Was a Communist for the F.B.I. M SVD 1095 Jew in American Cinema Newspaper. Communists are shown implicating innocent Jews by wrapping lead pipes with Yiddish newspapers including the Jewish Daily Forward 143929 1939 I Was a Convict M Reporter (Jack Gardner). Photographer (David Newell). 143930 1982 I Was a Mail Order Bride MT SV 74 Zito, Stephen (Teleplay) Magazine Writer Kate Tosconi (Valerie Bertinelli) works for Contemporary Woman and Editor Dottie Birmington (Holland Taylor) assigns her to do a piece on mail order brides. They place an advertisement for a husband. Lawyer answers ad. Film opens with Tosconi disguised as a construction worker cutting through barbed wire fence to enter a restricted area. Editor cuts the story. Lawyer bets he won't take her to bed. She feels guilty lying to him. Decides to drop story. She tells the editor, somethings are more important than a job. She's in love with him. When she finds out about the bet, she writes a story calling him a "California Casanova." He sues her for libel, wins one dollar and a written apology. They end up together. Exchange: "That kiss and tell twaddle that you write is libelous yellow journalism, sneaky and ripe with innuendo." "Every word was based on painful research…and don’t you forget that." "You didn't give a man who you libeled…." "…as long as you made your deadline….You're not a writer, you're a transcriber, a leech on other people's lives, a keyhole peeper." "Look, you may not like what I write, but I have the right to speak freely, or haven't you ever read the First Amendment?" 143931 1949 I Was a Male War Bride (aka You Can’t Sleep Here) M News Media 143932 2001 I Was a Rat MT Miniseries News Media. Journalist 1 (Scott Yaphe). Journalist 2 (Christopher Kelk). 143933 1999 I Was a Sixth Grade Alien: They Called Him Pleskit! T Episode #1. 7-13-1999 Reporter (George Chiang). 143934 1963 I Was a Teenage Thumb M Magazine. Tyme magazine 143935 1957 I Was a Teenage Werewolf M Reporter Doyle (Eddie Marr - A Reporter). 143936 1984 I Was a Zombie for the FBI M Penczner, Marius, John Gillick (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Penny Carson (Christine Wellford) for KZNB, a station owned by her father. Taken hostage while interviewing the head of a cola company, but is rescued by her boyfriend, a federal agent. Pretends to be a zombie to infiltrate the plant and is captured again. Series of cliff-hanging escapes and she succeeds in electrocuting the head alien. KZMB Cameraman (D.M. Coger). 143937 1942 I Was Framed M SV 434 Odlum, Jerome (Ideal). Robert E. Kent (Screenplay). Odlum's stories, "Dust Be My Destiny" and "Each Dawn I Die" 1939, recycled. Ness Book Reporter Ken Marshall (Michael Ames) for the Morning Journal escapes from prison after he is framed for a crime and starts a new life. While working as a reporter he gets photographs of crooks destroying the books at a construction company. He is assaulted and photographs destroyed. He convinces editor to start campaign against the corrupt gubernatorial candidate for whom the crooks work. Reporter is set up to look like a drunk driver involved in accident that kills three people. Reporter had attacked drunk drivers in his articles for the paper. He is sentenced to prison but escapes. Ames and his pregnant wife arrive in small town Viewpoint and are taken under the wing of a local doctor. She gives birth to a girl ("sob sister"). She tells doctor about their past. He convinces editor of The Viewpoint News to hire Marshall. Five years later he is a successful newsman who increased circulation of paper 50 percent. Cal Beamish, View Point News (Oscar O'Shea). Conducted campaign to run grafters out of town. Fellow convicts recognize him. Try blackmail and blackmailer shoots Reporter and holds wife hostage until cops shoot him. Journalist survives and finds out he's been cleared of all charges. 143938 1958 I Was Monty's Double M War Correspondent (Martin Shaban). 143939 2005 I Will Avenge You, Iago! M Reporter (James Arden). 143940 1934 I Will Be Faithful N Shepard, Kathleen Newspaperwoman. Girl who rises above family objections and control to become a newspaper woman. 143941 1917 I Will Repay M AFI-Authors/Editors/Magazines Editor 143942 1992 I Witness Video: T SV 207 Episode TV Reporter drug bust 143943 1992 I Witness Video: T SV 227. SV 129 Episodes. Series. 8-16-1992 to 7-1-1994 Reality Program. Hosts Patrick Van Horn (1992-1993). John Forsythe (1993-1994). 143944 1947 I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now M Critic (Perry Ivins). Headline-newspaper montage 143945 1937 I Would be Private N Macaulay, Rosalie News Media. Parents of quintuplets attempt to escape publicity. 143946 1986 I-Man MT Newscaster (Brian Arnold) 143947 2006 I-See-You.Com M News Media. Reporter #1 (John K. Wilson). Financial Newscaster #1 (Stewart Skelton). Financial Newscaster #2 (Bart Shattuck). 17-year-old boy buys mini-cameras and displays footage online as I-see-you.com. Cash rolls in and site becomes major hit. Then it all comes crashing down. 143948 2001 I-Witness DT Reporter (Craig Santy). 143949 2000 I, Che Guevara N Blackthorn, John TV Anchorwoman, a savvy but worn-out newscaster is involved are spellbound by Che Guevara, the iconic guerrilla and revolutionary who was apparently not killed in the Bolivian mountains in 1967. Instead, after 32 years on the run in the Third World, he is back in Cuba leading a new revolution against both communism and capitalism. His claim is bolstered by two powerful American woman -- the journalist and an assassin. Unflattering portrayals of journalists. 143950 1948 I, Jane Doe M News Media. Reporter (John Albright). Reporter (Eric Feldary). Reporters (E.L. Davenport, Jr., Roy Darmour). City Editor (Cliff Clark). Assistant Editor (James Dale). Newsboys (Sammy McKim, Bobby Stone, Ray Hirsch) 143951 1930 I, Jerry, Take Thee, Joan N Lucas, Cleo Made into a film: "Merrily We Go to Hell" Reporter Jerry swears off alcohol while he writes a play 143952 2002 I, Paparazzi N McGreal, Pat. Stephen John Phillips (Illustrator), Steven Parke (Artist). New York City Paparazzi Jake "Monster McGowran is a modern-day bounty hunter armed with a camera. Brutal and ruthless as he stalks his prey, he pursues celebrities at any cost to obtain the perfect picture and top-dollar paycheck. And he never rests. Even a passionate one-night love affair with a beautiful fashion model won't stop him from tracking down an arrogant, powerful movie star who hates photographers. But what happens when McGowran stumbles across something to horrifying and impossible to explain? It could be his ticket to fortune -- or the last shot he ever takes. 143953 2004 I, Robot M Asimov, Isaac (Suggested by Book). Jeff Vintar (Screenplay). News Media. Newscaster (Lynnanne Zager). News Reporter (Marrett Green). TV Anchor Person (Nicola Crosbie). In the year 2035, a techno-phobic cop investigates a crime that may have been done by a robot and this leads to a larger threat to humanity. 143954 1982 I, The Jury M Cameraman (Alan Dellay). 143955 1953 I, the Jury M Spillane, Mickey (Novel). Harry Essez (Screenplay). Reporter Johnny (William Tannen). 143956 1990 I, Zarren CB Justice Machine, The #4 TV Reporter Bobbi Marsh interviews the president for a news show and he gives a skewed version of his past. 143957 1998 I, Zombie: Chronicles of Pain, The (aka I, Zombie: Chronicle of Pain, A M Magazine Reporter ventures out into the wilderness for a project and is bitten by a mysterious woman. He then starts to slowly degenerate and feels a craving for blood to stay live. TV Interviews with the girlfriend and other friends of a graduate student who is infected by the zombie disease during a country walk. 143958 1979 I…comme Icare MF Reporter Bobino, Le (Benoit Brione). Le Reporter TV (Michel Pilorge). 143959 2002 I.D.B.A.V. MF Sweden. Short. Sci-Fi News Media. TV News Anchorman (Bertil Bertilsson). 143960 1980 I.N.N. News DT News. Syndicated news broadcast. Pat Harper, Bill Jorgensen, Steve Bausch and Carl Rowan correspondents 143961 1994 I.Q. M Reporter (Jeff Brooks). Billy Riley, Times Reporter (Greg Germann). First Reporter (Jack Koenig). 143962 1964 I'd Rather Be Rich M Reporter (Lincoln Demyan). Reporter (Bob Duggan). Reporter (Ray Kellogg). Reporter (Paul Lukather). Reporter (Richard McGrath). 143963 2002 I'd Rather Eat Pants R Ackerman, Peter Reporter. Morning Edition Special Correspondent Susan Stamberg. NPR-KCRW in Los Angeles. 8 1/2 minute segments. 143964 1993 I'll Be Seeing You NM OWN - P Clark, Mary Higgins TV Reporter Meghan Collins in New York. 143965 2004 I'll Be Seeing You MT News Media. Reporter (Jill McAlister). Young woman must identify body of her exact double and ends up discovering details of her father's death. 143966 1953 I'll Buy That DT Interviewer Mike Wallace game show host 143967 1991 I'll Cry Tomorrow M News Media 143968 1955 I'll Cry Tomorrow M DVD -R HQ 6228, 6229. Media. Ralph Edwards as himself in "This Is Your Life…Lillian Roth." 143969 1994 I'll Do Anything M Theater Critic (Sandy Helberg) 143970 1934 I'll Fix It M Reporters (Sidney Bracey, Lynn Cowan, Frank Mayo, James Quinn, Don Roberts, Reginald Simpson). 143971 1991 I'll Fly Away: T SV 278, 277, 276, 275, 274, 271, 256, 255, 167, 166, 146, 140, 134, 130, 122 Episodes Reporter Tucker Anderson (Scott Paulin) for The Republic. Southern lawyer with three children and an African-American housekeeper. Set in 1958 when much of the South was still segregated. 143972 1991 I'll Fly Away: All God's Children T SV 255 Episode #5. 10-29-1991 Reporter Tucker Anderson (Scott Paulin) for The Republic. Southern lawyer with three children and an African-American housekeeper. Set in 1958 when much of the South was still segregated. 143973 1991 I'll Fly Away: Amazing Grace T SV 255 Episode #4. 10-22-1991 Reporter Tucker Anderson (Scott Paulin) for The Republic. Southern lawyer with three children and an African-American housekeeper. Set in 1958 when much of the South was still segregated. As Forrest joins the race for attorney general, Lilly considers attending voting-rights meetings, while Francie elects to overcome her writer's block by committing a betrayal. 143974 1992 I'll Fly Away: Cool Winter Blues T SV 265, 262, Episode #15. 30-20-1992 Reporter Tucker Anderson (Scott Paulin) for The Republic. Southern lawyer with three children and an African-American housekeeper. Set in 1958 when much of the South was still segregated. Impromptu lunch-counter protest leads to a more serious demonstration. 143975 1992 I'll Fly Away: Dangerous Comfort, A T Episode #21. 5-15-1992 Reporter Tucker Anderson (Scott Paulin) for The Republic. Christina faces her own demons helping alcoholic Tucker dry out. Southern lawyer with three children and an African-American housekeeper. Set in 1958 when much of the South was still segregated. 143976 1991 I'll Fly Away: Desire T Episode #10. 12-17-1991 Reporter Tucker Anderson (Scott Paulin) for The Republic figures out Christina and Forrest's relationship. Southern lawyer with three children and an African-American housekeeper. Set in 1958 when much of the South was still segregated. 143977 1992 I'll Fly Away: Hard Lessons T SV 262. SV 249. Episode #14. 3-13-1992 Reporter Tucker Anderson (Scott Paulin) for The Republic. Southern lawyer with three children and an African-American housekeeper. Set in 1958 when much of the South was still segregated. Forrest faces a test in courage when some of the townsfolk decide to teach him a lesson. 143978 1991 I'll Fly Away: Hat, The T SV 255 Episode #2. 10-8-1991 Reporter Tucker Anderson (Scott Paulin) for The Republic. Southern lawyer with three children and an African-American housekeeper. Set in 1958 when much of the South was still segregated. Forrest begins investigatin the case of a black man accused of assaulting a white police officer. The case becomes complicated when the man is murdered. 143979 1992 I'll Fly Away: Master Magician T SV 259, SV 249. Episode #13. 3-6-1992 Reporter Tucker Anderson (Scott Paulin) for The Republic. Southern lawyer with three children and an African-American housekeeper. Set in 1958 when much of the South was still segregated. Forrest isn't sure he can pull a win out of his hat in his race for attorney general. He's facing a blackmail threat from a drunken Tyler. Meanwhile Lily's determination to vote remains unabated even after her faith is tested by the opposition of her minister. But discrimination at the polling place makes that step forward seems more like an illusion. 143980 1991 I'll Fly Away: Pilot T SV 255 Episode #1 10-7-1991 Reporter Tucker Anderson (Scott Paulin) for The Republic. Southern lawyer with three children and an African-American housekeeper. Set in 1958 when much of the South was still segregated. Lawyer Forrest Bedford struggles to raise a family amid the civil-rights strife of the 1958 South aided by Lily, a black housekeeper who comes to work to find Forrest prosecuting a young white for a bus accident that killed three blacks. 143981 1991 I'll Fly Away: Rules Of the Game T SV 255 Episode #3. 10-15-1991 Reporter Tucker Anderson (Scott Paulin) for The Republic. Southern lawyer with three children and an African-American housekeeper. Set in 1958 when much of the South was still segregated. 143982 1991 I'll Fly Away: Some Desperate Glory T Episode #9. 12-10-1991 Reporter Tucker Anderson (Scott Paulin) for The Republic. Southern lawyer with three children and an African-American housekeeper. Set in 1958 when much of the South was still segregated. 143983 1992 I'll Fly Away: Toy Soldiers T Episode #18. 4-10-1992 Reporter Tucker Anderson (Scott Paulin) for The Republic robs the cradle with Forrests' young campaign worker. Southern lawyer with three children and an African-American housekeeper. Set in 1958 when much of the South was still segregated. 143984 1992 I'll Fly Away: Way Things Are, The T SV 266 Episode #16. 3-27-1992 Reporter Tucker Anderson (Scott Paulin) for The Republic. Southern lawyer with three children and an African-American housekeeper. Set in 1958 when much of the South was still segregated. Forrest is shocked when Rev. Henry's latest protest sparks Lily to action. 143985 1950 I'll Get By M Announcer (Tom Hanlon). Commentator (Bob McCord) 143986 1919 I'll Get Him Yet M AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Scoop McCreedy (Richard Barthelmess) returns from France and a wealthy heiress falls in love with him. Her father accuses the reporter of being a fortune hunter so he vows never to marry a rich girl. She later marries him on the condition that they live on his salary. He is fired by the editor (one of his wife's former suitors). Eventually he becomes general manager of a trolley line his wife owns. 143987 1938 I'll Give a Million M Zavattini, Cesare, Ciaci Mondaini (Italian Film). Boris Ingster, Milton Sperling (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter (Luis Alberni) and Editor (J. Edward Bromberg) search for missing wealthy man who is disguised as a hobo. Newspaperman (Louis LaBey). Cameramen (Albert D'Arno, Constant Franke, Alphonse Martell). Radio Operator (Charles Tannen). 143988 2000 I'll Kill You…I'll Bury You…I'll Spit on Your Grave Too! M Newscaster (Randy Hug). 143989 1936 I'll Name the Murderer M Dunham, Philip (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Columnist Tommy Tilton (Ralph Forbes) writes "Tattle Tales Along Broadway." Referred to by a colleague as "a man who burns a scandal at both ends." Tilton takes charge of the investigation into the murder of a nightclub performer. Aided by wisecracking Newspaper Photographer Smitty (Marion Shilling), whose photographs help solve the case. Paper is identified as The Morning Chronicle, but Tilton calls it The Graphic. Later column reduced to "Along Broadway." 143990 1968 I'll Never Forget What's 'Is Name M AFI-Editors/Magazines (Periodicals) Magazine Editor. Dropout ad whiz (Oliver Reed) wants to go back to work at a small iconoclastic magazine. "I'm going to find an honest job," he tells a cultured egomaniac (Orson Welles), who replies, "Silly boy. There aren't any." 143991 1945 I'll Remember April M Radio. Daughter of rich man gets mixed up in feud between two radio commentators 143992 1925 I'll Show You the Town M AFI-Authors Writer 143993 1987 I'll Take Manhattan MT Krantz, Judity (Novel). Numbered Files 986-7 Fashion Editor Zachary Amberville (Barry Bostwick) revamps trade journal in the 1940s. Today, daughter Maxime "Maxi" Amberville (Valerie Bertinelli). tries to save the magazine dynasty her father built. Zachary's brother Cutter Amberville (Perry King) decides to cease operations on four magazines that have been in the red. Maxi leans of this and she blackmails Cutter into letting her take charge of one of the magazines he plans to close. If she can make it back into the black, the others will remain in operation. Newspaper Fighter (Matt Birman). 143994 1986 I'll Take Manhattan N OWN - P Krantz, Judith Magazine. High stakes world of magazine publishing. Maxi Amberville, gorgeous and flamboyant, takes over the small weekly, Buttons and Bows (B&B), the most original and daring woman's magazine in the country. Maxi is 29 and has already discarded three husbands on two continents 143995 1990 I'll Take Romance MT SVDSP 730 TV Weatherwoman Linda Evans is a meteorologist on Seattle TV who runs into stormy weather on a promotional stunt to find the city's most romantic man 143996 1937 I'll Take Romance M Photographer (John Gallaudet) 143997 1934 I'll Tell the World M DVD -R 8X 6400 Quarberg, Lincoln, Lieutenant Commander Frank Wead (Story). Dale Van Every, Ralph Spence (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter for a news syndicate United Press, Stanley Brown (Lee Tracy), falls in love with a deposed princess. Rival reporter William S. Briggs (Roger Pryor) scoops Brown. Brown passes himself off as a cripple at a health spa, Sneaks off and has his rival imprisoned when the reporter catches up to him. Rescues his girl and scoops the rival reporter for the last time. New York Times 4/21/34: "In the old conservative days the heroes of newspaper films were modest gentlemen…" "...swore at their city editors, produced front page classics in a semi-comatose condition in speakeasies and assisted the police. Journalism seems to have picked up a bit since then…." Film starts with Brown covering dirigible accident in which rival reporter Briggs is a passenger. Brown files story first and scoops Briggs. News Editor (Franklin Parker). Telegraph Operator (Paul Weigel). 143998 1945 I'll Tell The World M Blankfort, Henry (Screenplay). Lester Kline (Additional Dialogue) Ness Book Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Radio Columnist Gabriel Patton (Lee Tracy) hired by Station Owner H.I. Bailey (Raymond Walburn) after he hears him broadcast a football game's play-by-play. He ruins audition of singer Lorna Gray (Brenda Joyce) who is also a psychology student. Because his position requires such knowledge, he hires her as his assistant. She jeopardizes radio program when she breaks up with him. But he fakes laryngitis to get her back and they reconcile. Announcers (Peter Potter, Harry Tyler) 143999 1981 I'm A Big Girl Now: Best Friends T Episode #9. 1-16-1981 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). Old friend of Diana's has gotten married. Unfortunately, her husband can't wait to get Diana alone. 144000 1980 I'm A Big Girl Now: Career vs. Kid T Episode #3. 11-14-1980 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). Diana breaks Becky's heart when her job stops her from attending the science fair. 144001 1981 I'm A Big Girl Now: Cops T Benedek, Barbara Episode #17. 3-20-1981. Series 10-31-80 to 8-7-81. Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) is a reporter-columnist for the Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Editor Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) is her editor at the paper. Diana is forced to join a journalist-hating cop on a stake-out. 144002 1980 I'm A Big Girl Now: Daddy's Girl T Episode #2. 11-7-1980 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). Becky loves spending time with her dead. They always have a ton of fun. So she decides she wants to stay with him for more than a visit. 144003 1981 I'm A Big Girl Now: Fear and Loathing in Georgetown T Episode #8. 1-9-1981 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). Edie is being botherede by an obscene caller at all hours of the day and night. 144004 1980 I'm A Big Girl Now: First Christmas, The T Episode #7. 12-19-1980 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). Without Diana's mom or Becky's father, Christmas will be very different. 144005 1981 I'm A Big Girl Now: Hangers, No Starch T Sotkin, Marc Episode #18. 4-10-1981 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) is a reporter-columnist for the Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Editor Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) is her editor at the paper. Diana's job gets dangerous when she investigates a dry-cleaning scam. 144006 1981 I'm A Big Girl Now: He's Not Heavy, He's Neal's Brother T Episode #13. 2-13-1981 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). Diana wants to date Neal's brother, but Neal warns her he's a womanizer. 144007 1981 I'm A Big Girl Now: Ira's Return T Episode #14. 2-27-1981 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). Ben's former partner, the man who stole Ben's wife, comes back and wants to resume the partnership. 144008 1981 I'm A Big Girl Now: It's Him Or Me T Episode #11. 1-30-1981 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). Becky hates Diana's newest date. She demands her mom choose between them. 144009 1981 I'm A Big Girl Now: Let's Give Ben a Hand T Episode #10. 1-23-1981 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). Walter hurts his dad's hand with a tennis racquet causing Ben to be even more upset than usual. 144010 1981 I'm A Big Girl Now: No Business Like Joe Business T Episode #16. 3-6-1981 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). While investigating auto repair, Diana finds herself attracted to a helpful mechanic. 144011 1980 I'm A Big Girl Now: Pilot T Episode #1. 10-31-1980. Series 10-31-1980 to 8-7-1981. Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). Ben attacks Diana's boyfriend when he becomes convinced her beau is lying about his divorce. 144012 1981 I'm A Big Girl Now: S.M.I.L.E. Everybody T Episode #19. 5-8-1981 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). Karen investigates a self-help seminar. When she returns, she is not herself. 144013 1981 I'm A Big Girl Now: Shrinking T Episode #12. 2-6-1981 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). In order to get a security clearance, Diana has to be evaluated by8 a shrink. She refuses. 144014 1980 I'm A Big Girl Now: Singles Bar T Episode #5. 11-28-1980 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). Diana nervously tries her luck at a singles bar. 144015 1980 I'm A Big Girl Now: Walter Comes Home T Episode #6. 12-12-1980 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). When Walter's wife kicks him out, he moves in with Diana and Ben. 144016 1981 I'm A Big Girl Now: With Becky You Get Eggroll T Episode #15. 3-27-1981 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). Story of Becky's birth is told through flashbacks. 144017 1980 I'm A Big Girl Now: Younger Than Springtime T Episode #4. 11-21-1980 Columnist Diana Cassidy (Diana Canova) becomes a columnist for Arlington Dispatch newspaper in Washington. Edie McKendrick (Sheree North) became her editor at the paper. Diana is the daughter of a dentist whose wife runs away with his partner. She is forced to move in with him after she gets a divorce. Karen Hawks (Deborah Baltzell). Diana's dad starts dationg one of her high school classmates, and Diana is not happy about it. 144018 1945 I'm a Civilian Here Myself M Short - Comedy Commentator (Robert Benchley - Himself). Interviewer (Hugh Beaumont). 144019 2004 I'm a Juvenile Delinquent, Jail Me! MT News Media. Reporter #1-Radio Announcer (Shaun Mason). Reporter #2-2nd Radio Announcer (Christine Tremarco). TV Interviewer (Andrew Schofield). Interviewer (Sarah Wilkinson). TV Crew #1 (Tobin Jones). TV Crew #2 (Nick Hanson). Photographer #1 (Sean Halligan). Photographer #2 (Paul Cole). 144020 1997 I’m Alan Partridge T Two series. First in 1997, second in 2002. Six episodes in each series. Parody News. Former Talk-Show Host and Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Lynn Benfield (Felicity Montagu) as his faithful, mouse-like PA. A former chat-show host on BBC TV, Partridge was dismissed from the BBC partly for punching Chief Commissioning Editor Tony Hayers in the face with a stuffed partridge and partly because his programs were of a low standard, delivering ever-declining ratings. In this series, he is divorced from his wife Carol, lives in the Linton Travel Tavern and is reduced to working the graveyard shift on Norwich radio and desperately trying to get back on TV in any capacity. By series two, following an off-screen mental breakdown, he was pulling himself up slightly in that he lives in a static caravan next to the dream house he is building. He has a radio show in the evening, a military-based quiz show on digital television, and has published his autobiography. Partridge is generally a loathsome, narcissistic human being with very poor social skills and a largely empty personal life. Lynn (Felicity Montagu) is Alan’s hardworking, long-suffering personal assistant. She appears to run Alan’s life to such an extent that he cannot survive without her organizational skills. Despite this, he usually treats her with little more than contempt. Besides dealing with Alan’s working life, Lynn ‘s other duties range from the banal to the ridiculous, accompanying Alan to visit a show home, buying medicinal power for his fungal foot infections, cooling Alan with a hand-fan, and frequently listening patiently to Alan’s pointless conversations and endless whining. She is a member of the Baptist Church which Alan finds strange but is willing to tolerate. Lynn is very shy and nervous in public, but seems capable of easily blending into social situations when Alan is not present. Despite her intense and frequently ludicrous workload, Lynn receives a paltry 8,000 pounds per year due to Alan’s greedy penny-pinching. Dave Clifton (Phil Cornwell) is a fellow Radio Norwich DJ. Because his program begins at the end of Alan’s “graveyard” slot show, it is seen to be of higher status which clearly perturbs Alan. During the hand over every morning, Alan always engages in witty banter with Dave, but their chatting fails to disguise the bitter rivalry between them, and is only thinly veiled by their jocular chit-chat. Alan usually gets the better of Dave, on one occasion Alan won their daily battle of one-upmanship (by swearing on what was technically Dave’s show). Dave is an alcoholic and has a driving band, according to Alan. In the second series, Dave now works the graveyard shift (after Alan’s shift) and appears to have resumed drinking. Nevertheless he usually manages to get the upper hand in his rivalry with Alan. Alan Gordon Partridge was born on April 2, 1954. He was married, then separated to Carol Partridge. He has two siblings, Fernando and Denise. He has been a hospital radio disc jockey, a sports reporter on Norwich radio, a sports reporter on “On the Hour Radio 4), a sports reporter on “The Day Today BBC 2,” a Talk Show Host on “Knowing Me Knowing You Radio 4 and Knowing Me Knowing You BBC 2, and a disc jockey on Norwich Radio. His achievements include Sports Reporter of the Year in 1988, and TV Quick Man of the Moment in 1994. He started on TV in the TV series “The Day Today” where was a sports presenter on a spoof/mock news program. Then he came up with the chat show, “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” He adores ABBA, so he decided to name it after his favorite ABBA song. He also “stole part of the song which he now uses as his catch phrase - A-HA!!. He interviewed a number of people but definitely ended up offending them. The series, “I’m Alan Partridge” covers his life after he finished the TV show. He is living in a hotel (Travel Tavern) and his wife has also left him. His radio show on Radio Norwich (”Up With a Partridge”) is on during the graveyard shift and his life is pretty much at an all-time low. Partridge began as a clueless sports reporter with an excessive interest in “groinal” injuries and then evolved into a supremely confident and sublimely uninformed talk show host. With his blow-dried hair and toothy smile, Partridge is like David Frost without a brain. 144021 2002 I’m Alan Partridge T Two series. First in 1997, second in 2002. Six episodes in each series. Parody News. Former Talk-Show Host and Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Lynn Benfield (Felicity Montagu) as his faithful, mouse-like PA. A former chat-show host on BBC TV, Partridge was dismissed from the BBC partly for punching Chief Commissioning Editor Tony Hayers in the face with a stuffed partridge and partly because his programs were of a low standard, delivering ever-declining ratings. In this series, he is divorced from his wife Carol, lives in the Linton Travel Tavern and is reduced to working the graveyard shift on Norwich radio and desperately trying to get back on TV in any capacity. By series two, following an off-screen mental breakdown, he was pulling himself up slightly in that he lives in a static caravan next to the dream house he is building. He has a radio show in the evening, a military-based quiz show on digital television, and has published his autobiography. Partridge is generally a loathsome, narcissistic human being with very poor social skills and a largely empty personal life. Lynn (Felicity Montagu) is Alan’s hardworking, long-suffering personal assistant. She appears to run Alan’s life to such an extent that he cannot survive without her organizational skills. Despite this, he usually treats her with little more than contempt. Besides dealing with Alan’s working life, Lynn ‘s other duties range from the banal to the ridiculous, accompanying Alan to visit a show home, buying medicinal power for his fungal foot infections, cooling Alan with a hand-fan, and frequently listening patiently to Alan’s pointless conversations and endless whining. She is a member of the Baptist Church which Alan finds strange but is willing to tolerate. Lynn is very shy and nervous in public, but seems capable of easily blending into social situations when Alan is not present. Despite her intense and frequently ludicrous workload, Lynn receives a paltry 8,000 pounds per year due to Alan’s greedy penny-pinching. Dave Clifton (Phil Cornwell) is a fellow Radio Norwich DJ. Because his program begins at the end of Alan’s “graveyard” slot show, it is seen to be of higher status which clearly perturbs Alan. During the hand over every morning, Alan always engages in witty banter with Dave, but their chatting fails to disguise the bitter rivalry between them, and is only thinly veiled by their jocular chit-chat. Alan usually gets the better of Dave, on one occasion Alan won their daily battle of one-upmanship (by swearing on what was technically Dave’s show). Dave is an alcoholic and has a driving band, according to Alan. In the second series, Dave now works the graveyard shift (after Alan’s shift) and appears to have resumed drinking. Nevertheless he usually manages to get the upper hand in his rivalry with Alan. Alan Gordon Partridge was born on April 2, 1954. He was married, then separated to Carol Partridge. He has two siblings, Fernando and Denise. He has been a hospital radio disc jockey, a sports reporter on Norwich radio, a sports reporter on “On the Hour Radio 4), a sports reporter on “The Day Today BBC 2,” a Talk Show Host on “Knowing Me Knowing You Radio 4 and Knowing Me Knowing You BBC 2, and a disc jockey on Norwich Radio. His achievements include Sports Reporter of the Year in 1988, and TV Quick Man of the Moment in 1994. He started on TV in the TV series “The Day Today” where was a sports presenter on a spoof/mock news program. Then he came up with the chat show, “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” He adores ABBA, so he decided to name it after his favorite ABBA song. He also “stole part of the song which he now uses as his catch phrase - A-HA!!. He interviewed a number of people but definitely ended up offending them. The series, “I’m Alan Partridge” covers his life after he finished the TV show. He is living in a hotel (Travel Tavern) and his wife has also left him. His radio show on Radio Norwich (”Up With a Partridge”) is on during the graveyard shift and his life is pretty much at an all-time low. Partridge began as a clueless sports reporter with an excessive interest in “groinal” injuries and then evolved into a supremely confident and sublimely uninformed talk show host. With his blow-dried hair and toothy smile, Partridge is like David Frost without a brain. 144022 1997 I’m Alan Partridge: Alan Attraction T Episode #2 Parody News. Former Talk-Show Host and Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Lynn Benfield (Felicity Montagu) as his faithful, mouse-like PA. A former chat-show host on BBC TV, Partridge was dismissed from the BBC partly for punching Chief Commissioning Editor Tony Hayers in the face with a stuffed partridge and partly because his programs were of a low standard, delivering ever-declining ratings. In this series, he is divorced from his wife Carol, lives in the Linton Travel Tavern and is reduced to working the graveyard shift on Norwich radio and desperately trying to get back on TV in any capacity. By series two, following an off-screen mental breakdown, he was pulling himself up slightly in that he lives in a static caravan next to the dream house he is building. He has a radio show in the evening, a military-based quiz show on digital television, and has published his autobiography. Partridge is generally a loathsome, narcissistic human being with very poor social skills and a largely empty personal life. Lynn (Felicity Montagu) is Alan’s hardworking, long-suffering personal assistant. She appears to run Alan’s life to such an extent that he cannot survive without her organizational skills. Despite this, he usually treats her with little more than contempt. Besides dealing with Alan’s working life, Lynn ‘s other duties range from the banal to the ridiculous, accompanying Alan to visit a show home, buying medicinal power for his fungal foot infections, cooling Alan with a hand-fan, and frequently listening patiently to Alan’s pointless conversations and endless whining. She is a member of the Baptist Church which Alan finds strange but is willing to tolerate. Lynn is very shy and nervous in public, but seems capable of easily blending into social situations when Alan is not present. Despite her intense and frequently ludicrous workload, Lynn receives a paltry 8,000 pounds per year due to Alan’s greedy penny-pinching. Dave Clifton (Phil Cornwell) is a fellow Radio Norwich DJ. Because his program begins at the end of Alan’s “graveyard” slot show, it is seen to be of higher status which clearly perturbs Alan. During the hand over every morning, Alan always engages in witty banter with Dave, but their chatting fails to disguise the bitter rivalry between them, and is only thinly veiled by their jocular chit-chat. Alan usually gets the better of Dave, on one occasion Alan won their daily battle of one-upmanship (by swearing on what was technically Dave’s show). Dave is an alcoholic and has a driving band, according to Alan. In the second series, Dave now works the graveyard shift (after Alan’s shift) and appears to have resumed drinking. Nevertheless he usually manages to get the upper hand in his rivalry with Alan. Alan Gordon Partridge was born on April 2, 1954. He was married, then separated to Carol Partridge. He has two siblings, Fernando and Denise. He has been a hospital radio disc jockey, a sports reporter on Norwich radio, a sports reporter on “On the Hour Radio 4), a sports reporter on “The Day Today BBC 2,” a Talk Show Host on “Knowing Me Knowing You Radio 4 and Knowing Me Knowing You BBC 2, and a disc jockey on Norwich Radio. His achievements include Sports Reporter of the Year in 1988, and TV Quick Man of the Moment in 1994. He started on TV in the TV series “The Day Today” where was a sports presenter on a spoof/mock news program. Then he came up with the chat show, “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” He adores ABBA, so he decided to name it after his favorite ABBA song. He also “stole part of the song which he now uses as his catch phrase - A-HA!!. He interviewed a number of people but definitely ended up offending them. The series, “I’m Alan Partridge” covers his life after he finished the TV show. He is living in a hotel (Travel Tavern) and his wife has also left him. His radio show on Radio Norwich (”Up With a Partridge”) is on during the graveyard shift and his life is pretty much at an all-time low. Partridge began as a clueless sports reporter with an excessive interest in “groinal” injuries and then evolved into a supremely confident and sublimely uninformed talk show host. With his blow-dried hair and toothy smile, Partridge is like David Frost without a brain. Without a second series of his program, Alan is forced to fire all of the staff at his company, Peartree Productions. When his staff ask him if he had a second series, Alan panics and tells them that he has been successful. While his staff prepare a party and Jill, his aging chain-smoking, divorcee receptionist goes out to buy some snacks, Alan tries to extricate himself by firing staff members for various “offences,” leaving an unwashed coffee cup on the table, rolling eyes, and being a woman. While locked in his boardroom, the staff leave. Jill returns wondering where everyone has got to (he doesn’t tell her) and the two go on a date to a nearby owl sanctuary where Alan’s attempts of conversation bewilder Jill. In the evening the two attend a Valentine’s Day dinner at the Travel Tavern where Alan makes a fool of himself by singing a song for her with the hired band, and Lynn repeatedly attempts to sabotage Alan’s evening with the uncouth Jill. Alan and Jill return to Alan’s room, and in one of the most memorable moments of the series, Alan attempts to make love to Jill while providing a running commentary and attempts a discussion of the pedestrianisation of Norwich city center. After Jill’s attempts at eroticism leave the room and Alan covered in chocolate mousse, Jill leaves and Alan goes to work, where he tells Jill over the radio that she is shacked. 144023 2002 I’m Alan Partridge: Alan Wide Shut T Episode #6 Parody News. Former Talk-Show Host and Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Lynn Benfield (Felicity Montagu) as his faithful, mouse-like PA. A former chat-show host on BBC TV, Partridge was dismissed from the BBC partly for punching Chief Commissioning Editor Tony Hayers in the face with a stuffed partridge and partly because his programs were of a low standard, delivering ever-declining ratings. In this series, he is divorced from his wife Carol, lives in the Linton Travel Tavern and is reduced to working the graveyard shift on Norwich radio and desperately trying to get back on TV in any capacity. By series two, following an off-screen mental breakdown, he was pulling himself up slightly in that he lives in a static caravan next to the dream house he is building. He has a radio show in the evening, a military-based quiz show on digital television, and has published his autobiography. Partridge is generally a loathsome, narcissistic human being with very poor social skills and a largely empty personal life. Lynn (Felicity Montagu) is Alan’s hardworking, long-suffering personal assistant. She appears to run Alan’s life to such an extent that he cannot survive without her organizational skills. Despite this, he usually treats her with little more than contempt. Besides dealing with Alan’s working life, Lynn ‘s other duties range from the banal to the ridiculous, accompanying Alan to visit a show home, buying medicinal power for his fungal foot infections, cooling Alan with a hand-fan, and frequently listening patiently to Alan’s pointless conversations and endless whining. She is a member of the Baptist Church which Alan finds strange but is willing to tolerate. Lynn is very shy and nervous in public, but seems capable of easily blending into social situations when Alan is not present. Despite her intense and frequently ludicrous workload, Lynn receives a paltry 8,000 pounds per year due to Alan’s greedy penny-pinching. Dave Clifton (Phil Cornwell) is a fellow Radio Norwich DJ. Because his program begins at the end of Alan’s “graveyard” slot show, it is seen to be of higher status which clearly perturbs Alan. During the hand over every morning, Alan always engages in witty banter with Dave, but their chatting fails to disguise the bitter rivalry between them, and is only thinly veiled by their jocular chit-chat. Alan usually gets the better of Dave, on one occasion Alan won their daily battle of one-upmanship (by swearing on what was technically Dave’s show). Dave is an alcoholic and has a driving band, according to Alan. In the second series, Dave now works the graveyard shift (after Alan’s shift) and appears to have resumed drinking. Nevertheless he usually manages to get the upper hand in his rivalry with Alan. Alan Gordon Partridge was born on April 2, 1954. He was married, then separated to Carol Partridge. He has two siblings, Fernando and Denise. He has been a hospital radio disc jockey, a sports reporter on Norwich radio, a sports reporter on “On the Hour Radio 4), a sports reporter on “The Day Today BBC 2,” a Talk Show Host on “Knowing Me Knowing You Radio 4 and Knowing Me Knowing You BBC 2, and a disc jockey on Norwich Radio. His achievements include Sports Reporter of the Year in 1988, and TV Quick Man of the Moment in 1994. He started on TV in the TV series “The Day Today” where was a sports presenter on a spoof/mock news program. Then he came up with the chat show, “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” He adores ABBA, so he decided to name it after his favorite ABBA song. He also “stole part of the song which he now uses as his catch phrase - A-HA!!. He interviewed a number of people but definitely ended up offending them. The series, “I’m Alan Partridge” covers his life after he finished the TV show. He is living in a hotel (Travel Tavern) and his wife has also left him. His radio show on Radio Norwich (”Up With a Partridge”) is on during the graveyard shift and his life is pretty much at an all-time low. Partridge began as a clueless sports reporter with an excessive interest in “groinal” injuries and then evolved into a supremely confident and sublimely uninformed talk show host. With his blow-dried hair and toothy smile, Partridge is like David Frost without a brain. We catch up with Alan five years after he left the Linton Travel Tavern. Despite winning a five-year contract at the end of the first series, bad blood between himself and the BBC forced Alan to leave once again. He himself admits that in the intervening time he’d been “clinically fed up,” which culminated in him putting on a lot of weight and driving a Vauxhall Vectra to Dundee in his bare feet whilst gorging on Toblerones. By the start of this series, he believes himself to have “bounced back,” titling his poorly selling autobiography “Bouncing Back.” As well as his book, he has Radio Norwich’s 3rd best slot (his rival from Series 1, Dave Clifton, follows his show, but this is now a graveyard midnight slot, a military-based game show called “Skirmish” on fictional cable TV channel “UK Conquest” and has released a video called “Crash, Bang, Wallop, What a Video!” Alan now finds himself living in a static caravan outside his partially built dream house. He is flanked by his friend Michael, who has left his job at the travel tavern to become a cashier at a local BP garage -- this recalls Alan’s odd question in the first episode of the first series to the estate agent, when he asked if there were any petrol stations near the house with minimarts -- scaled down supermarket, fits inside a petrol station. Alan now has two women in his life, not only is he still tended to by his personal assistant Lynn, but he now has a Ukrainian girlfriend, Sonja (Amelia Bullmore). The building work on Alan's house is finally complete and Sonja is angling to cohabit. Alan however, has other ideas and tries to "come to some arrangement" with her. He is interviewed on a radio show called Prayer Wave, where his insensitive comments result in one of the guests (Julia Davis) walking out. After this, he attends Lynn's christening at her church where he simulates blowing his head off with a shotgun and assaults one of the guests (Rob Brydon) who questions Alan's anecdote-writing ability. Meanwhile, with "The Windmills of Your Mind” playing on the soundtrack, the remaining 14,000 unsold copies of Alan's book, "Bouncing Back," are pulped. Alan takes some away with him in a plastic bag as mementoes. 144024 1997 I’m Alan Partridge: Basic Alan T Episode #4 Parody News. Former Talk-Show Host and Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Lynn Benfield (Felicity Montagu) as his faithful, mouse-like PA. A former chat-show host on BBC TV, Partridge was dismissed from the BBC partly for punching Chief Commissioning Editor Tony Hayers in the face with a stuffed partridge and partly because his programs were of a low standard, delivering ever-declining ratings. In this series, he is divorced from his wife Carol, lives in the Linton Travel Tavern and is reduced to working the graveyard shift on Norwich radio and desperately trying to get back on TV in any capacity. By series two, following an off-screen mental breakdown, he was pulling himself up slightly in that he lives in a static caravan next to the dream house he is building. He has a radio show in the evening, a military-based quiz show on digital television, and has published his autobiography. Partridge is generally a loathsome, narcissistic human being with very poor social skills and a largely empty personal life. Lynn (Felicity Montagu) is Alan’s hardworking, long-suffering personal assistant. She appears to run Alan’s life to such an extent that he cannot survive without her organizational skills. Despite this, he usually treats her with little more than contempt. Besides dealing with Alan’s working life, Lynn ‘s other duties range from the banal to the ridiculous, accompanying Alan to visit a show home, buying medicinal power for his fungal foot infections, cooling Alan with a hand-fan, and frequently listening patiently to Alan’s pointless conversations and endless whining. She is a member of the Baptist Church which Alan finds strange but is willing to tolerate. Lynn is very shy and nervous in public, but seems capable of easily blending into social situations when Alan is not present. Despite her intense and frequently ludicrous workload, Lynn receives a paltry 8,000 pounds per year due to Alan’s greedy penny-pinching. Dave Clifton (Phil Cornwell) is a fellow Radio Norwich DJ. Because his program begins at the end of Alan’s “graveyard” slot show, it is seen to be of higher status which clearly perturbs Alan. During the hand over every morning, Alan always engages in witty banter with Dave, but their chatting fails to disguise the bitter rivalry between them, and is only thinly veiled by their jocular chit-chat. Alan usually gets the better of Dave, on one occasion Alan won their daily battle of one-upmanship (by swearing on what was technically Dave’s show). Dave is an alcoholic and has a driving band, according to Alan. In the second series, Dave now works the graveyard shift (after Alan’s shift) and appears to have resumed drinking. Nevertheless he usually manages to get the upper hand in his rivalry with Alan. Alan Gordon Partridge was born on April 2, 1954. He was married, then separated to Carol Partridge. He has two siblings, Fernando and Denise. He has been a hospital radio disc jockey, a sports reporter on Norwich radio, a sports reporter on “On the Hour Radio 4), a sports reporter on “The Day Today BBC 2,” a Talk Show Host on “Knowing Me Knowing You Radio 4 and Knowing Me Knowing You BBC 2, and a disc jockey on Norwich Radio. His achievements include Sports Reporter of the Year in 1988, and TV Quick Man of the Moment in 1994. He started on TV in the TV series “The Day Today” where was a sports presenter on a spoof/mock news program. Then he came up with the chat show, “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” He adores ABBA, so he decided to name it after his favorite ABBA song. He also “stole part of the song which he now uses as his catch phrase - A-HA!!. He interviewed a number of people but definitely ended up offending them. The series, “I’m Alan Partridge” covers his life after he finished the TV show. He is living in a hotel (Travel Tavern) and his wife has also left him. His radio show on Radio Norwich (”Up With a Partridge”) is on during the graveyard shift and his life is pretty much at an all-time low. Partridge began as a clueless sports reporter with an excessive interest in “groinal” injuries and then evolved into a supremely confident and sublimely uninformed talk show host. With his blow-dried hair and toothy smile, Partridge is like David Frost without a brain. There are major refurbishments taking place at the Linton Travel Tavern, during which the hotel is closed, leaving Alan as the only guest. Throughout the episode, he is desperately bored and does various things to pass the time, including dismantling a trouser press, walking along a dual-carriageway to a petrol station to buy several bottles of windscreen washer fluid, driving round the ring-road three times, buying some tungsten-tipped screws he never intends to use and dressing up as a zombie in a poorly planned practical joke. His boredom culminates with an incompetent attempt to steal a traffic cone, with Michael and Lynn. 144025 2002 I’m Alan Partridge: Bravealan T Episode #3 Parody News. Former Talk-Show Host and Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Lynn Benfield (Felicity Montagu) as his faithful, mouse-like PA. A former chat-show host on BBC TV, Partridge was dismissed from the BBC partly for punching Chief Commissioning Editor Tony Hayers in the face with a stuffed partridge and partly because his programs were of a low standard, delivering ever-declining ratings. In this series, he is divorced from his wife Carol, lives in the Linton Travel Tavern and is reduced to working the graveyard shift on Norwich radio and desperately trying to get back on TV in any capacity. By series two, following an off-screen mental breakdown, he was pulling himself up slightly in that he lives in a static caravan next to the dream house he is building. He has a radio show in the evening, a military-based quiz show on digital television, and has published his autobiography. Partridge is generally a loathsome, narcissistic human being with very poor social skills and a largely empty personal life. Lynn (Felicity Montagu) is Alan’s hardworking, long-suffering personal assistant. She appears to run Alan’s life to such an extent that he cannot survive without her organizational skills. Despite this, he usually treats her with little more than contempt. Besides dealing with Alan’s working life, Lynn ‘s other duties range from the banal to the ridiculous, accompanying Alan to visit a show home, buying medicinal power for his fungal foot infections, cooling Alan with a hand-fan, and frequently listening patiently to Alan’s pointless conversations and endless whining. She is a member of the Baptist Church which Alan finds strange but is willing to tolerate. Lynn is very shy and nervous in public, but seems capable of easily blending into social situations when Alan is not present. Despite her intense and frequently ludicrous workload, Lynn receives a paltry 8,000 pounds per year due to Alan’s greedy penny-pinching. Dave Clifton (Phil Cornwell) is a fellow Radio Norwich DJ. Because his program begins at the end of Alan’s “graveyard” slot show, it is seen to be of higher status which clearly perturbs Alan. During the hand over every morning, Alan always engages in witty banter with Dave, but their chatting fails to disguise the bitter rivalry between them, and is only thinly veiled by their jocular chit-chat. Alan usually gets the better of Dave, on one occasion Alan won their daily battle of one-upmanship (by swearing on what was technically Dave’s show). Dave is an alcoholic and has a driving band, according to Alan. In the second series, Dave now works the graveyard shift (after Alan’s shift) and appears to have resumed drinking. Nevertheless he usually manages to get the upper hand in his rivalry with Alan. Alan Gordon Partridge was born on April 2, 1954. He was married, then separated to Carol Partridge. He has two siblings, Fernando and Denise. He has been a hospital radio disc jockey, a sports reporter on Norwich radio, a sports reporter on “On the Hour Radio 4), a sports reporter on “The Day Today BBC 2,” a Talk Show Host on “Knowing Me Knowing You Radio 4 and Knowing Me Knowing You BBC 2, and a disc jockey on Norwich Radio. His achievements include Sports Reporter of the Year in 1988, and TV Quick Man of the Moment in 1994. He started on TV in the TV series “The Day Today” where was a sports presenter on a spoof/mock news program. Then he came up with the chat show, “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” He adores ABBA, so he decided to name it after his favorite ABBA song. He also “stole part of the song which he now uses as his catch phrase - A-HA!!. He interviewed a number of people but definitely ended up offending them. The series, “I’m Alan Partridge” covers his life after he finished the TV show. He is living in a hotel (Travel Tavern) and his wife has also left him. His radio show on Radio Norwich (”Up With a Partridge”) is on during the graveyard shift and his life is pretty much at an all-time low. Partridge began as a clueless sports reporter with an excessive interest in “groinal” injuries and then evolved into a supremely confident and sublimely uninformed talk show host. With his blow-dried hair and toothy smile, Partridge is like David Frost without a brain. We catch up with Alan five years after he left the Linton Travel Tavern. Despite winning a five-year contract at the end of the first series, bad blood between himself and the BBC forced Alan to leave once again. He himself admits that in the intervening time he’d been “clinically fed up,” which culminated in him putting on a lot of weight and driving a Vauxhall Vectra to Dundee in his bare feet whilst gorging on Toblerones. By the start of this series, he believes himself to have “bounced back,” titling his poorly selling autobiography “Bouncing Back.” As well as his book, he has Radio Norwich’s 3rd best slot (his rival from Series 1, Dave Clifton, follows his show, but this is now a graveyard midnight slot, a military-based game show called “Skirmish” on fictional cable TV channel “UK Conquest” and has released a video called “Crash, Bang, Wallop, What a Video!” Alan now finds himself living in a static caravan outside his partially built dream house. He is flanked by his friend Michael, who has left his job at the travel tavern to become a cashier at a local BP garage -- this recalls Alan’s odd question in the first episode of the first series to the estate agent, when he asked if there were any petrol stations near the house with minimarts -- scaled down supermarket, fits inside a petrol station. Alan now has two women in his life, not only is he still tended to by his personal assistant Lynn, but he now has a Ukrainian girlfriend, Sonja (Amelia Bullmore). Alan makes a new friend at the BP garage, Dan (Stephen Mangan). They both like the same beer, use the same deodorant, and drive Lexi ("the plural of Lexus"). Dan owns "Kitchen Planet" and arranges for Alan to present the Colman's Mustard Bravery Awards. Alan's attempts to converse with Karen Colman are hugely unsuccessful; he even admits to her that he had mental health issues. She strikes up an instant rapport with Sonja, however, later inviting her back to her house without Alan. On hearing that the Colmans' family motto is "Too much mustard gets up your nose," Alan tries to impress her by eating a big spoonful. Later, at Dan's home, Alan finds out that Dan and his wife enjoy a defiantly spicy lifestyle; to his great discomfort, they show him a tape of them having intercourse. 144026 2002 I’m Alan Partridge: Colour of Alan, The T Episode #2 Parody News. Former Talk-Show Host and Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Lynn Benfield (Felicity Montagu) as his faithful, mouse-like PA. A former chat-show host on BBC TV, Partridge was dismissed from the BBC partly for punching Chief Commissioning Editor Tony Hayers in the face with a stuffed partridge and partly because his programs were of a low standard, delivering ever-declining ratings. In this series, he is divorced from his wife Carol, lives in the Linton Travel Tavern and is reduced to working the graveyard shift on Norwich radio and desperately trying to get back on TV in any capacity. By series two, following an off-screen mental breakdown, he was pulling himself up slightly in that he lives in a static caravan next to the dream house he is building. He has a radio show in the evening, a military-based quiz show on digital television, and has published his autobiography. Partridge is generally a loathsome, narcissistic human being with very poor social skills and a largely empty personal life. Lynn (Felicity Montagu) is Alan’s hardworking, long-suffering personal assistant. She appears to run Alan’s life to such an extent that he cannot survive without her organizational skills. Despite this, he usually treats her with little more than contempt. Besides dealing with Alan’s working life, Lynn ‘s other duties range from the banal to the ridiculous, accompanying Alan to visit a show home, buying medicinal power for his fungal foot infections, cooling Alan with a hand-fan, and frequently listening patiently to Alan’s pointless conversations and endless whining. She is a member of the Baptist Church which Alan finds strange but is willing to tolerate. Lynn is very shy and nervous in public, but seems capable of easily blending into social situations when Alan is not present. Despite her intense and frequently ludicrous workload, Lynn receives a paltry 8,000 pounds per year due to Alan’s greedy penny-pinching. Dave Clifton (Phil Cornwell) is a fellow Radio Norwich DJ. Because his program begins at the end of Alan’s “graveyard” slot show, it is seen to be of higher status which clearly perturbs Alan. During the hand over every morning, Alan always engages in witty banter with Dave, but their chatting fails to disguise the bitter rivalry between them, and is only thinly veiled by their jocular chit-chat. Alan usually gets the better of Dave, on one occasion Alan won their daily battle of one-upmanship (by swearing on what was technically Dave’s show). Dave is an alcoholic and has a driving band, according to Alan. In the second series, Dave now works the graveyard shift (after Alan’s shift) and appears to have resumed drinking. Nevertheless he usually manages to get the upper hand in his rivalry with Alan. Alan Gordon Partridge was born on April 2, 1954. He was married, then separated to Carol Partridge. He has two siblings, Fernando and Denise. He has been a hospital radio disc jockey, a sports reporter on Norwich radio, a sports reporter on “On the Hour Radio 4), a sports reporter on “The Day Today BBC 2,” a Talk Show Host on “Knowing Me Knowing You Radio 4 and Knowing Me Knowing You BBC 2, and a disc jockey on Norwich Radio. His achievements include Sports Reporter of the Year in 1988, and TV Quick Man of the Moment in 1994. He started on TV in the TV series “The Day Today” where was a sports presenter on a spoof/mock news program. Then he came up with the chat show, “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” He adores ABBA, so he decided to name it after his favorite ABBA song. He also “stole part of the song which he now uses as his catch phrase - A-HA!!. He interviewed a number of people but definitely ended up offending them. The series, “I’m Alan Partridge” covers his life after he finished the TV show. He is living in a hotel (Travel Tavern) and his wife has also left him. His radio show on Radio Norwich (”Up With a Partridge”) is on during the graveyard shift and his life is pretty much at an all-time low. Partridge began as a clueless sports reporter with an excessive interest in “groinal” injuries and then evolved into a supremely confident and sublimely uninformed talk show host. With his blow-dried hair and toothy smile, Partridge is like David Frost without a brain. We catch up with Alan five years after he left the Linton Travel Tavern. Despite winning a five-year contract at the end of the first series, bad blood between himself and the BBC forced Alan to leave once again. He himself admits that in the intervening time he’d been “clinically fed up,” which culminated in him putting on a lot of weight and driving a Vauxhall Vectra to Dundee in his bare feet whilst gorging on Toblerones. By the start of this series, he believes himself to have “bounced back,” titling his poorly selling autobiography “Bouncing Back.” As well as his book, he has Radio Norwich’s 3rd best slot (his rival from Series 1, Dave Clifton, follows his show, but this is now a graveyard midnight slot, a military-based game show called “Skirmish” on fictional cable TV channel “UK Conquest” and has released a video called “Crash, Bang, Wallop, What a Video!” Alan now finds himself living in a static caravan outside his partially built dream house. He is flanked by his friend Michael, who has left his job at the travel tavern to become a cashier at a local BP garage -- this recalls Alan’s odd question in the first episode of the first series to the estate agent, when he asked if there were any petrol stations near the house with minimarts -- scaled down supermarket, fits inside a petrol station. Alan now has two women in his life, not only is he still tended to by his personal assistant Lynn, but he now has a Ukrainian girlfriend, Sonja (Amelia Bullmore). Michael comes to stay for a few days after his front door is stolen; Alan is asked to present a sales conference for "Dante's of Reading," a company that supplies coal-effect fires and fireplaces. Dante's Piet Morant (Steve Brody), a South African, visits Alan's partially-built house. Whilst Alan buys time, taking Piet for an hour-long pub lunch, Lynn and Michael improvise some makeshift furniture in the empty house: they balance a toilet door on a Black & Decker Workmate for a table and attach several torches to a bicycle wheel for lighting. This fails to impress Piet Morant, who's even less impressed by Alan's attempt at a South African accent. Nevertheless, Alan is awarded the job, but tragedy ensues when Alan tries to climb over a country club's fence and impales his foot on a metal spike. Lynn tells him to stay in hospital but Alan is completely adamant about doing the speech for "Dante's of Reading." Unfortunately, his vomiting and foot pain turn his speech into a disaster. 144027 2002 I’m Alan Partridge: I Know What Alan Did Last Summer T Episode #5 Parody News. Former Talk-Show Host and Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Lynn Benfield (Felicity Montagu) as his faithful, mouse-like PA. A former chat-show host on BBC TV, Partridge was dismissed from the BBC partly for punching Chief Commissioning Editor Tony Hayers in the face with a stuffed partridge and partly because his programs were of a low standard, delivering ever-declining ratings. In this series, he is divorced from his wife Carol, lives in the Linton Travel Tavern and is reduced to working the graveyard shift on Norwich radio and desperately trying to get back on TV in any capacity. By series two, following an off-screen mental breakdown, he was pulling himself up slightly in that he lives in a static caravan next to the dream house he is building. He has a radio show in the evening, a military-based quiz show on digital television, and has published his autobiography. Partridge is generally a loathsome, narcissistic human being with very poor social skills and a largely empty personal life. Lynn (Felicity Montagu) is Alan’s hardworking, long-suffering personal assistant. She appears to run Alan’s life to such an extent that he cannot survive without her organizational skills. Despite this, he usually treats her with little more than contempt. Besides dealing with Alan’s working life, Lynn ‘s other duties range from the banal to the ridiculous, accompanying Alan to visit a show home, buying medicinal power for his fungal foot infections, cooling Alan with a hand-fan, and frequently listening patiently to Alan’s pointless conversations and endless whining. She is a member of the Baptist Church which Alan finds strange but is willing to tolerate. Lynn is very shy and nervous in public, but seems capable of easily blending into social situations when Alan is not present. Despite her intense and frequently ludicrous workload, Lynn receives a paltry 8,000 pounds per year due to Alan’s greedy penny-pinching. Dave Clifton (Phil Cornwell) is a fellow Radio Norwich DJ. Because his program begins at the end of Alan’s “graveyard” slot show, it is seen to be of higher status which clearly perturbs Alan. During the hand over every morning, Alan always engages in witty banter with Dave, but their chatting fails to disguise the bitter rivalry between them, and is only thinly veiled by their jocular chit-chat. Alan usually gets the better of Dave, on one occasion Alan won their daily battle of one-upmanship (by swearing on what was technically Dave’s show). Dave is an alcoholic and has a driving band, according to Alan. In the second series, Dave now works the graveyard shift (after Alan’s shift) and appears to have resumed drinking. Nevertheless he usually manages to get the upper hand in his rivalry with Alan. Alan Gordon Partridge was born on April 2, 1954. He was married, then separated to Carol Partridge. He has two siblings, Fernando and Denise. He has been a hospital radio disc jockey, a sports reporter on Norwich radio, a sports reporter on “On the Hour Radio 4), a sports reporter on “The Day Today BBC 2,” a Talk Show Host on “Knowing Me Knowing You Radio 4 and Knowing Me Knowing You BBC 2, and a disc jockey on Norwich Radio. His achievements include Sports Reporter of the Year in 1988, and TV Quick Man of the Moment in 1994. He started on TV in the TV series “The Day Today” where was a sports presenter on a spoof/mock news program. Then he came up with the chat show, “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” He adores ABBA, so he decided to name it after his favorite ABBA song. He also “stole part of the song which he now uses as his catch phrase - A-HA!!. He interviewed a number of people but definitely ended up offending them. The series, “I’m Alan Partridge” covers his life after he finished the TV show. He is living in a hotel (Travel Tavern) and his wife has also left him. His radio show on Radio Norwich (”Up With a Partridge”) is on during the graveyard shift and his life is pretty much at an all-time low. Partridge began as a clueless sports reporter with an excessive interest in “groinal” injuries and then evolved into a supremely confident and sublimely uninformed talk show host. With his blow-dried hair and toothy smile, Partridge is like David Frost without a brain. We catch up with Alan five years after he left the Linton Travel Tavern. Despite winning a five-year contract at the end of the first series, bad blood between himself and the BBC forced Alan to leave once again. He himself admits that in the intervening time he’d been “clinically fed up,” which culminated in him putting on a lot of weight and driving a Vauxhall Vectra to Dundee in his bare feet whilst gorging on Toblerones. By the start of this series, he believes himself to have “bounced back,” titling his poorly selling autobiography “Bouncing Back.” As well as his book, he has Radio Norwich’s 3rd best slot (his rival from Series 1, Dave Clifton, follows his show, but this is now a graveyard midnight slot, a military-based game show called “Skirmish” on fictional cable TV channel “UK Conquest” and has released a video called “Crash, Bang, Wallop, What a Video!” Alan now finds himself living in a static caravan outside his partially built dream house. He is flanked by his friend Michael, who has left his job at the travel tavern to become a cashier at a local BP garage -- this recalls Alan’s odd question in the first episode of the first series to the estate agent, when he asked if there were any petrol stations near the house with minimarts -- scaled down supermarket, fits inside a petrol station. Alan now has two women in his life, not only is he still tended to by his personal assistant Lynn, but he now has a Ukrainian girlfriend, Sonja (Amelia Bullmore). The Inland Revenue are due to call and carry out a random investigation on Alan's business affairs, causing him to worry. The Inland Revenue people arrive earlier than the set time, catching Alan dancing around in his caravan to Gary Numan’s "Music For Chameleons." During the investigation, Alan makes a fool out himself several more times, including trying to walk like R2-D2, raising his legs, and accidentally farting right next to the Inland Revenue people. This leads to him having a minor argument with Sonja, which is all seen by the tax people. In order to make things up to her, he takes her to Bono's house (really Blickling Hall), after falsely claiming to be a personal friend of his; Lynn also gets a friend of hers from the Baptist Church to pretend to be Bono]], even giving him her mother's cataract glasses to wear in hope that Sonja would be convinced he is Bono. Alan is rumbled by Sonja and by way of apology for the deception and for stabbing a giant teddy bear beefeater that Sonja bought him (with a receipt spike; on entering the static caravan, he mistook the bear for a burglar), he grudgingly consents to take her to London. 144028 2002 I’m Alan Partridge: Never Say Alan Again T Episode #4 Parody News. Former Talk-Show Host and Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Lynn Benfield (Felicity Montagu) as his faithful, mouse-like PA. A former chat-show host on BBC TV, Partridge was dismissed from the BBC partly for punching Chief Commissioning Editor Tony Hayers in the face with a stuffed partridge and partly because his programs were of a low standard, delivering ever-declining ratings. In this series, he is divorced from his wife Carol, lives in the Linton Travel Tavern and is reduced to working the graveyard shift on Norwich radio and desperately trying to get back on TV in any capacity. By series two, following an off-screen mental breakdown, he was pulling himself up slightly in that he lives in a static caravan next to the dream house he is building. He has a radio show in the evening, a military-based quiz show on digital television, and has published his autobiography. Partridge is generally a loathsome, narcissistic human being with very poor social skills and a largely empty personal life. Lynn (Felicity Montagu) is Alan’s hardworking, long-suffering personal assistant. She appears to run Alan’s life to such an extent that he cannot survive without her organizational skills. Despite this, he usually treats her with little more than contempt. Besides dealing with Alan’s working life, Lynn ‘s other duties range from the banal to the ridiculous, accompanying Alan to visit a show home, buying medicinal power for his fungal foot infections, cooling Alan with a hand-fan, and frequently listening patiently to Alan’s pointless conversations and endless whining. She is a member of the Baptist Church which Alan finds strange but is willing to tolerate. Lynn is very shy and nervous in public, but seems capable of easily blending into social situations when Alan is not present. Despite her intense and frequently ludicrous workload, Lynn receives a paltry 8,000 pounds per year due to Alan’s greedy penny-pinching. Dave Clifton (Phil Cornwell) is a fellow Radio Norwich DJ. Because his program begins at the end of Alan’s “graveyard” slot show, it is seen to be of higher status which clearly perturbs Alan. During the hand over every morning, Alan always engages in witty banter with Dave, but their chatting fails to disguise the bitter rivalry between them, and is only thinly veiled by their jocular chit-chat. Alan usually gets the better of Dave, on one occasion Alan won their daily battle of one-upmanship (by swearing on what was technically Dave’s show). Dave is an alcoholic and has a driving band, according to Alan. In the second series, Dave now works the graveyard shift (after Alan’s shift) and appears to have resumed drinking. Nevertheless he usually manages to get the upper hand in his rivalry with Alan. Alan Gordon Partridge was born on April 2, 1954. He was married, then separated to Carol Partridge. He has two siblings, Fernando and Denise. He has been a hospital radio disc jockey, a sports reporter on Norwich radio, a sports reporter on “On the Hour Radio 4), a sports reporter on “The Day Today BBC 2,” a Talk Show Host on “Knowing Me Knowing You Radio 4 and Knowing Me Knowing You BBC 2, and a disc jockey on Norwich Radio. His achievements include Sports Reporter of the Year in 1988, and TV Quick Man of the Moment in 1994. He started on TV in the TV series “The Day Today” where was a sports presenter on a spoof/mock news program. Then he came up with the chat show, “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” He adores ABBA, so he decided to name it after his favorite ABBA song. He also “stole part of the song which he now uses as his catch phrase - A-HA!!. He interviewed a number of people but definitely ended up offending them. The series, “I’m Alan Partridge” covers his life after he finished the TV show. He is living in a hotel (Travel Tavern) and his wife has also left him. His radio show on Radio Norwich (”Up With a Partridge”) is on during the graveyard shift and his life is pretty much at an all-time low. Partridge began as a clueless sports reporter with an excessive interest in “groinal” injuries and then evolved into a supremely confident and sublimely uninformed talk show host. With his blow-dried hair and toothy smile, Partridge is like David Frost without a brain. We catch up with Alan five years after he left the Linton Travel Tavern. Despite winning a five-year contract at the end of the first series, bad blood between himself and the BBC forced Alan to leave once again. He himself admits that in the intervening time he’d been “clinically fed up,” which culminated in him putting on a lot of weight and driving a Vauxhall Vectra to Dundee in his bare feet whilst gorging on Toblerones. By the start of this series, he believes himself to have “bounced back,” titling his poorly selling autobiography “Bouncing Back.” As well as his book, he has Radio Norwich’s 3rd best slot (his rival from Series 1, Dave Clifton, follows his show, but this is now a graveyard midnight slot, a military-based game show called “Skirmish” on fictional cable TV channel “UK Conquest” and has released a video called “Crash, Bang, Wallop, What a Video!” Alan now finds himself living in a static caravan outside his partially built dream house. He is flanked by his friend Michael, who has left his job at the travel tavern to become a cashier at a local BP garage -- this recalls Alan’s odd question in the first episode of the first series to the estate agent, when he asked if there were any petrol stations near the house with minimarts -- scaled down supermarket, fits inside a petrol station. Alan now has two women in his life, not only is he still tended to by his personal assistant Lynn, but he now has a Ukrainian girlfriend, Sonja (Amelia Bullmore). Alan plans a Bond-athon for the bank holiday weekend with Michael. Lynn reveals to Alan that she has a new friend, Gordon, an ex-policeman who threatens Alan for mistreating Lynn at times. The Bond weekend all goes pear-shaped when Lynn accidentally destroys his Bond movies after spilling Sunny Delight over them. Alan is about to give her the full force of his anger when Gordon stands up next to her: Alan panics, backs down, and gives her a cash raise and tells her not to worry about the videos. When he discovers that Michael has another friend, Tex (Peter Serafiowicz), he becomes jealous and falls out with Michael, un-inviting him to the Bond-athon. Alan targets John the builder for his new friend/protector-from-Gordon. After patching things up with Michael, Alan discovers that Tex has taped over the one undamaged Bond film with an episode of "America's Strongest Man." Because of this, he declares himself "Norfolk's Maddest Man" and decides to give the group a physical run-through of the entire opening sequence of The Spy Who Loved Me. 144029 1997 I’m Alan Partridge: Room With an Alan T Episode #1 Parody News. Former Talk-Show Host and Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Lynn Benfield (Felicity Montagu) as his faithful, mouse-like PA. A former chat-show host on BBC TV, Partridge was dismissed from the BBC partly for punching Chief Commissioning Editor Tony Hayers in the face with a stuffed partridge and partly because his programs were of a low standard, delivering ever-declining ratings. In this series, he is divorced from his wife Carol, lives in the Linton Travel Tavern and is reduced to working the graveyard shift on Norwich radio and desperately trying to get back on TV in any capacity. By series two, following an off-screen mental breakdown, he was pulling himself up slightly in that he lives in a static caravan next to the dream house he is building. He has a radio show in the evening, a military-based quiz show on digital television, and has published his autobiography. Partridge is generally a loathsome, narcissistic human being with very poor social skills and a largely empty personal life. Lynn (Felicity Montagu) is Alan’s hardworking, long-suffering personal assistant. She appears to run Alan’s life to such an extent that he cannot survive without her organizational skills. Despite this, he usually treats her with little more than contempt. Besides dealing with Alan’s working life, Lynn ‘s other duties range from the banal to the ridiculous, accompanying Alan to visit a show home, buying medicinal power for his fungal foot infections, cooling Alan with a hand-fan, and frequently listening patiently to Alan’s pointless conversations and endless whining. She is a member of the Baptist Church which Alan finds strange but is willing to tolerate. Lynn is very shy and nervous in public, but seems capable of easily blending into social situations when Alan is not present. Despite her intense and frequently ludicrous workload, Lynn receives a paltry 8,000 pounds per year due to Alan’s greedy penny-pinching. Dave Clifton (Phil Cornwell) is a fellow Radio Norwich DJ. Because his program begins at the end of Alan’s “graveyard” slot show, it is seen to be of higher status which clearly perturbs Alan. During the hand over every morning, Alan always engages in witty banter with Dave, but their chatting fails to disguise the bitter rivalry between them, and is only thinly veiled by their jocular chit-chat. Alan usually gets the better of Dave, on one occasion Alan won their daily battle of one-upmanship (by swearing on what was technically Dave’s show). Dave is an alcoholic and has a driving band, according to Alan. In the second series, Dave now works the graveyard shift (after Alan’s shift) and appears to have resumed drinking. Nevertheless he usually manages to get the upper hand in his rivalry with Alan. Alan Gordon Partridge was born on April 2, 1954. He was married, then separated to Carol Partridge. He has two siblings, Fernando and Denise. He has been a hospital radio disc jockey, a sports reporter on Norwich radio, a sports reporter on “On the Hour Radio 4), a sports reporter on “The Day Today BBC 2,” a Talk Show Host on “Knowing Me Knowing You Radio 4 and Knowing Me Knowing You BBC 2, and a disc jockey on Norwich Radio. His achievements include Sports Reporter of the Year in 1988, and TV Quick Man of the Moment in 1994. He started on TV in the TV series “The Day Today” where was a sports presenter on a spoof/mock news program. Then he came up with the chat show, “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” He adores ABBA, so he decided to name it after his favorite ABBA song. He also “stole part of the song which he now uses as his catch phrase - A-HA!!. He interviewed a number of people but definitely ended up offending them. The series, “I’m Alan Partridge” covers his life after he finished the TV show. He is living in a hotel (Travel Tavern) and his wife has also left him. His radio show on Radio Norwich (”Up With a Partridge”) is on during the graveyard shift and his life is pretty much at an all-time low. Partridge began as a clueless sports reporter with an excessive interest in “groinal” injuries and then evolved into a supremely confident and sublimely uninformed talk show host. With his blow-dried hair and toothy smile, Partridge is like David Frost without a brain. Alan and Lynn view a show-home where Alan displays his usual behavior and manages to both confuse and bore the estate agent. Later he attends a luncheon at the BBC headquarters with Tony Hayers (David Schneider), the fictional program commissioner of the BBC, about the possibility of a second series of “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” Unaware of how low his chances really are, Alan puts the nail in the coffin by desperately offering a range of ridiculous, badly thought-out ideas for new programs that bore, bewilder and eventually upset Hayes. When he is told he is not to be re-commissioned, Alan attacks Tony Hayers with a lump of cheese and flees the restaurant while shouting “I’ve got cheese. this is cheese.” After a heart-to-heart with Lynn, Alan returns to his hotel room, attempts to order an Irish coffee, and gives himself a black eye while attempting an athletic leap from his bed. 144030 2002 I’m Alan Partridge: Talented Mr. Alan, The T Episode #1 Parody News. Former Talk-Show Host and Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Lynn Benfield (Felicity Montagu) as his faithful, mouse-like PA. A former chat-show host on BBC TV, Partridge was dismissed from the BBC partly for punching Chief Commissioning Editor Tony Hayers in the face with a stuffed partridge and partly because his programs were of a low standard, delivering ever-declining ratings. In this series, he is divorced from his wife Carol, lives in the Linton Travel Tavern and is reduced to working the graveyard shift on Norwich radio and desperately trying to get back on TV in any capacity. By series two, following an off-screen mental breakdown, he was pulling himself up slightly in that he lives in a static caravan next to the dream house he is building. He has a radio show in the evening, a military-based quiz show on digital television, and has published his autobiography. Partridge is generally a loathsome, narcissistic human being with very poor social skills and a largely empty personal life. Lynn (Felicity Montagu) is Alan’s hardworking, long-suffering personal assistant. She appears to run Alan’s life to such an extent that he cannot survive without her organizational skills. Despite this, he usually treats her with little more than contempt. Besides dealing with Alan’s working life, Lynn ‘s other duties range from the banal to the ridiculous, accompanying Alan to visit a show home, buying medicinal power for his fungal foot infections, cooling Alan with a hand-fan, and frequently listening patiently to Alan’s pointless conversations and endless whining. She is a member of the Baptist Church which Alan finds strange but is willing to tolerate. Lynn is very shy and nervous in public, but seems capable of easily blending into social situations when Alan is not present. Despite her intense and frequently ludicrous workload, Lynn receives a paltry 8,000 pounds per year due to Alan’s greedy penny-pinching. Dave Clifton (Phil Cornwell) is a fellow Radio Norwich DJ. Because his program begins at the end of Alan’s “graveyard” slot show, it is seen to be of higher status which clearly perturbs Alan. During the hand over every morning, Alan always engages in witty banter with Dave, but their chatting fails to disguise the bitter rivalry between them, and is only thinly veiled by their jocular chit-chat. Alan usually gets the better of Dave, on one occasion Alan won their daily battle of one-upmanship (by swearing on what was technically Dave’s show). Dave is an alcoholic and has a driving band, according to Alan. In the second series, Dave now works the graveyard shift (after Alan’s shift) and appears to have resumed drinking. Nevertheless he usually manages to get the upper hand in his rivalry with Alan. Alan Gordon Partridge was born on April 2, 1954. He was married, then separated to Carol Partridge. He has two siblings, Fernando and Denise. He has been a hospital radio disc jockey, a sports reporter on Norwich radio, a sports reporter on “On the Hour Radio 4), a sports reporter on “The Day Today BBC 2,” a Talk Show Host on “Knowing Me Knowing You Radio 4 and Knowing Me Knowing You BBC 2, and a disc jockey on Norwich Radio. His achievements include Sports Reporter of the Year in 1988, and TV Quick Man of the Moment in 1994. He started on TV in the TV series “The Day Today” where was a sports presenter on a spoof/mock news program. Then he came up with the chat show, “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” He adores ABBA, so he decided to name it after his favorite ABBA song. He also “stole part of the song which he now uses as his catch phrase - A-HA!!. He interviewed a number of people but definitely ended up offending them. The series, “I’m Alan Partridge” covers his life after he finished the TV show. He is living in a hotel (Travel Tavern) and his wife has also left him. His radio show on Radio Norwich (”Up With a Partridge”) is on during the graveyard shift and his life is pretty much at an all-time low. Partridge began as a clueless sports reporter with an excessive interest in “groinal” injuries and then evolved into a supremely confident and sublimely uninformed talk show host. With his blow-dried hair and toothy smile, Partridge is like David Frost without a brain. We catch up with Alan five years after he left the Linton Travel Tavern. Despite winning a five-year contract at the end of the first series, bad blood between himself and the BBC forced Alan to leave once again. He himself admits that in the intervening time he’d been “clinically fed up,” which culminated in him putting on a lot of weight and driving a Vauxhall Vectra to Dundee in his bare feet whilst gorging on Toblerones. By the start of this series, he believes himself to have “bounced back,” titling his poorly selling autobiography “Bouncing Back.” As well as his book, he has Radio Norwich’s 3rd best slot (his rival from Series 1, Dave Clifton, follows his show, but this is now a graveyard midnight slot, a military-based game show called “Skirmish” on fictional cable TV channel “UK Conquest” and has released a video called “Crash, Bang, Wallop, What a Video!” Alan now finds himself living in a static caravan outside his partially built dream house. He is flanked by his friend Michael, who has left his job at the travel tavern to become a cashier at a local BP garage -- this recalls Alan’s odd question in the first episode of the first series to the estate agent, when he asked if there were any petrol stations near the house with minimarts -- scaled down supermarket, fits inside a petrol station. Alan now has two women in his life, not only is he still tended to by his personal assistant Lynn, but he now has a Ukrainian girlfriend, Sonja (Amelia Bullmore).While visiting Michael at the petrol station, Alan has a chance meeting with his old teacher Frank "Sweaty" (or "Cacky") Raphael. Alan convinces Raphael to let him give a talk to the sixth formers at the school where Raphael is now headmaster. Whilst at the school, Alan bumps into an old schoolmate of his who is now a teacher. They try to reminisce over old times, but Alan still holds a grudge against this schoolmate, who once drew a penis on the back of his school blazer in chalk; Frank Raphael had caned Alan for this prank. Later Alan begins his talk to the students which, of course, all goes wrong; and Alan ends up insulting Frank Raphael for caning him when he was younger and also insults his schoolmate for "getting the lab assistant pregnant, and never sees the kid." All of this results in Alan receiving a stern talking-to in the headmaster's office. Towards the end of the episode, the reviled schoolmate comes into the petrol station; Alan, thinking he has come to fight, tries to threaten him with an apple turnover. The schoolmate apologises to Alan and hopes that they can be friends again, but as the schoolmate leaves the petrol station a customer tells him that he has got something on his back: Alan got Lynn to draw a chalk penis on his back. The episode ends with Alan being besieged in the petrol station. 144031 1997 I’m Alan Partridge: To Kill a Mocking Alan T Episode #5 Parody News. Former Talk-Show Host and Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Lynn Benfield (Felicity Montagu) as his faithful, mouse-like PA. A former chat-show host on BBC TV, Partridge was dismissed from the BBC partly for punching Chief Commissioning Editor Tony Hayers in the face with a stuffed partridge and partly because his programs were of a low standard, delivering ever-declining ratings. In this series, he is divorced from his wife Carol, lives in the Linton Travel Tavern and is reduced to working the graveyard shift on Norwich radio and desperately trying to get back on TV in any capacity. By series two, following an off-screen mental breakdown, he was pulling himself up slightly in that he lives in a static caravan next to the dream house he is building. He has a radio show in the evening, a military-based quiz show on digital television, and has published his autobiography. Partridge is generally a loathsome, narcissistic human being with very poor social skills and a largely empty personal life. Lynn (Felicity Montagu) is Alan’s hardworking, long-suffering personal assistant. She appears to run Alan’s life to such an extent that he cannot survive without her organizational skills. Despite this, he usually treats her with little more than contempt. Besides dealing with Alan’s working life, Lynn ‘s other duties range from the banal to the ridiculous, accompanying Alan to visit a show home, buying medicinal power for his fungal foot infections, cooling Alan with a hand-fan, and frequently listening patiently to Alan’s pointless conversations and endless whining. She is a member of the Baptist Church which Alan finds strange but is willing to tolerate. Lynn is very shy and nervous in public, but seems capable of easily blending into social situations when Alan is not present. Despite her intense and frequently ludicrous workload, Lynn receives a paltry 8,000 pounds per year due to Alan’s greedy penny-pinching. Dave Clifton (Phil Cornwell) is a fellow Radio Norwich DJ. Because his program begins at the end of Alan’s “graveyard” slot show, it is seen to be of higher status which clearly perturbs Alan. During the hand over every morning, Alan always engages in witty banter with Dave, but their chatting fails to disguise the bitter rivalry between them, and is only thinly veiled by their jocular chit-chat. Alan usually gets the better of Dave, on one occasion Alan won their daily battle of one-upmanship (by swearing on what was technically Dave’s show). Dave is an alcoholic and has a driving band, according to Alan. In the second series, Dave now works the graveyard shift (after Alan’s shift) and appears to have resumed drinking. Nevertheless he usually manages to get the upper hand in his rivalry with Alan. Alan Gordon Partridge was born on April 2, 1954. He was married, then separated to Carol Partridge. He has two siblings, Fernando and Denise. He has been a hospital radio disc jockey, a sports reporter on Norwich radio, a sports reporter on “On the Hour Radio 4), a sports reporter on “The Day Today BBC 2,” a Talk Show Host on “Knowing Me Knowing You Radio 4 and Knowing Me Knowing You BBC 2, and a disc jockey on Norwich Radio. His achievements include Sports Reporter of the Year in 1988, and TV Quick Man of the Moment in 1994. He started on TV in the TV series “The Day Today” where was a sports presenter on a spoof/mock news program. Then he came up with the chat show, “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” He adores ABBA, so he decided to name it after his favorite ABBA song. He also “stole part of the song which he now uses as his catch phrase - A-HA!!. He interviewed a number of people but definitely ended up offending them. The series, “I’m Alan Partridge” covers his life after he finished the TV show. He is living in a hotel (Travel Tavern) and his wife has also left him. His radio show on Radio Norwich (”Up With a Partridge”) is on during the graveyard shift and his life is pretty much at an all-time low. Partridge began as a clueless sports reporter with an excessive interest in “groinal” injuries and then evolved into a supremely confident and sublimely uninformed talk show host. With his blow-dried hair and toothy smile, Partridge is like David Frost without a brain. Allan hosts "An Afternoon with Alan Partridge" at the Travel Tavern which is attended by his self-confessed "biggest fan", Jed Maxwell. He is also visited by network executives (Graham Linehan, Arthur Mathews) who are considering giving him a show on Irish television. Naturally, they are less than impressed by Alan, though they do get along very well with Lynn. Through a series of mishaps, the three of them end up at Jed's house, where Alan finds out that Jed's fandom is of a somewhat extreme nature. 144032 1997 I’m Alan Partridge: Towering Alan T Episode #6 Parody News. Former Talk-Show Host and Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Lynn Benfield (Felicity Montagu) as his faithful, mouse-like PA. A former chat-show host on BBC TV, Partridge was dismissed from the BBC partly for punching Chief Commissioning Editor Tony Hayers in the face with a stuffed partridge and partly because his programs were of a low standard, delivering ever-declining ratings. In this series, he is divorced from his wife Carol, lives in the Linton Travel Tavern and is reduced to working the graveyard shift on Norwich radio and desperately trying to get back on TV in any capacity. By series two, following an off-screen mental breakdown, he was pulling himself up slightly in that he lives in a static caravan next to the dream house he is building. He has a radio show in the evening, a military-based quiz show on digital television, and has published his autobiography. Partridge is generally a loathsome, narcissistic human being with very poor social skills and a largely empty personal life. Lynn (Felicity Montagu) is Alan’s hardworking, long-suffering personal assistant. She appears to run Alan’s life to such an extent that he cannot survive without her organizational skills. Despite this, he usually treats her with little more than contempt. Besides dealing with Alan’s working life, Lynn ‘s other duties range from the banal to the ridiculous, accompanying Alan to visit a show home, buying medicinal power for his fungal foot infections, cooling Alan with a hand-fan, and frequently listening patiently to Alan’s pointless conversations and endless whining. She is a member of the Baptist Church which Alan finds strange but is willing to tolerate. Lynn is very shy and nervous in public, but seems capable of easily blending into social situations when Alan is not present. Despite her intense and frequently ludicrous workload, Lynn receives a paltry 8,000 pounds per year due to Alan’s greedy penny-pinching. Dave Clifton (Phil Cornwell) is a fellow Radio Norwich DJ. Because his program begins at the end of Alan’s “graveyard” slot show, it is seen to be of higher status which clearly perturbs Alan. During the hand over every morning, Alan always engages in witty banter with Dave, but their chatting fails to disguise the bitter rivalry between them, and is only thinly veiled by their jocular chit-chat. Alan usually gets the better of Dave, on one occasion Alan won their daily battle of one-upmanship (by swearing on what was technically Dave’s show). Dave is an alcoholic and has a driving band, according to Alan. In the second series, Dave now works the graveyard shift (after Alan’s shift) and appears to have resumed drinking. Nevertheless he usually manages to get the upper hand in his rivalry with Alan. Alan Gordon Partridge was born on April 2, 1954. He was married, then separated to Carol Partridge. He has two siblings, Fernando and Denise. He has been a hospital radio disc jockey, a sports reporter on Norwich radio, a sports reporter on “On the Hour Radio 4), a sports reporter on “The Day Today BBC 2,” a Talk Show Host on “Knowing Me Knowing You Radio 4 and Knowing Me Knowing You BBC 2, and a disc jockey on Norwich Radio. His achievements include Sports Reporter of the Year in 1988, and TV Quick Man of the Moment in 1994. He started on TV in the TV series “The Day Today” where was a sports presenter on a spoof/mock news program. Then he came up with the chat show, “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” He adores ABBA, so he decided to name it after his favorite ABBA song. He also “stole part of the song which he now uses as his catch phrase - A-HA!!. He interviewed a number of people but definitely ended up offending them. The series, “I’m Alan Partridge” covers his life after he finished the TV show. He is living in a hotel (Travel Tavern) and his wife has also left him. His radio show on Radio Norwich (”Up With a Partridge”) is on during the graveyard shift and his life is pretty much at an all-time low. Partridge began as a clueless sports reporter with an excessive interest in “groinal” injuries and then evolved into a supremely confident and sublimely uninformed talk show host. With his blow-dried hair and toothy smile, Partridge is like David Frost without a brain. After a depressing afternoon hosting a small village fayre and judging the vegetable competition, Alan is delighted to discover that Tony Hayers has died and his successor, Chris Feather, is a man who had actually always supported, and liked Alan. Attending Hayers' funeral (he knows Feather will be there) he immediately snaps up the opportunity to finally win his sought-after second series, but not before another shock death threatens to throw his dream into tatters. The series ended with a party in Alan's room as Alan and Lynn tidied up to the theme from The Adventures of Black Beauty, after all the guests have prematurely left. The series ends on a surprisingly upbeat note, with Alan pretty pleased with himself. 144033 1997 I’m Alan Partridge: Watership Alan T Episode #3 Parody News. Former Talk-Show Host and Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Lynn Benfield (Felicity Montagu) as his faithful, mouse-like PA. A former chat-show host on BBC TV, Partridge was dismissed from the BBC partly for punching Chief Commissioning Editor Tony Hayers in the face with a stuffed partridge and partly because his programs were of a low standard, delivering ever-declining ratings. In this series, he is divorced from his wife Carol, lives in the Linton Travel Tavern and is reduced to working the graveyard shift on Norwich radio and desperately trying to get back on TV in any capacity. By series two, following an off-screen mental breakdown, he was pulling himself up slightly in that he lives in a static caravan next to the dream house he is building. He has a radio show in the evening, a military-based quiz show on digital television, and has published his autobiography. Partridge is generally a loathsome, narcissistic human being with very poor social skills and a largely empty personal life. Lynn (Felicity Montagu) is Alan’s hardworking, long-suffering personal assistant. She appears to run Alan’s life to such an extent that he cannot survive without her organizational skills. Despite this, he usually treats her with little more than contempt. Besides dealing with Alan’s working life, Lynn ‘s other duties range from the banal to the ridiculous, accompanying Alan to visit a show home, buying medicinal power for his fungal foot infections, cooling Alan with a hand-fan, and frequently listening patiently to Alan’s pointless conversations and endless whining. She is a member of the Baptist Church which Alan finds strange but is willing to tolerate. Lynn is very shy and nervous in public, but seems capable of easily blending into social situations when Alan is not present. Despite her intense and frequently ludicrous workload, Lynn receives a paltry 8,000 pounds per year due to Alan’s greedy penny-pinching. Dave Clifton (Phil Cornwell) is a fellow Radio Norwich DJ. Because his program begins at the end of Alan’s “graveyard” slot show, it is seen to be of higher status which clearly perturbs Alan. During the hand over every morning, Alan always engages in witty banter with Dave, but their chatting fails to disguise the bitter rivalry between them, and is only thinly veiled by their jocular chit-chat. Alan usually gets the better of Dave, on one occasion Alan won their daily battle of one-upmanship (by swearing on what was technically Dave’s show). Dave is an alcoholic and has a driving band, according to Alan. In the second series, Dave now works the graveyard shift (after Alan’s shift) and appears to have resumed drinking. Nevertheless he usually manages to get the upper hand in his rivalry with Alan. Alan Gordon Partridge was born on April 2, 1954. He was married, then separated to Carol Partridge. He has two siblings, Fernando and Denise. He has been a hospital radio disc jockey, a sports reporter on Norwich radio, a sports reporter on “On the Hour Radio 4), a sports reporter on “The Day Today BBC 2,” a Talk Show Host on “Knowing Me Knowing You Radio 4 and Knowing Me Knowing You BBC 2, and a disc jockey on Norwich Radio. His achievements include Sports Reporter of the Year in 1988, and TV Quick Man of the Moment in 1994. He started on TV in the TV series “The Day Today” where was a sports presenter on a spoof/mock news program. Then he came up with the chat show, “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” He adores ABBA, so he decided to name it after his favorite ABBA song. He also “stole part of the song which he now uses as his catch phrase - A-HA!!. He interviewed a number of people but definitely ended up offending them. The series, “I’m Alan Partridge” covers his life after he finished the TV show. He is living in a hotel (Travel Tavern) and his wife has also left him. His radio show on Radio Norwich (”Up With a Partridge”) is on during the graveyard shift and his life is pretty much at an all-time low. Partridge began as a clueless sports reporter with an excessive interest in “groinal” injuries and then evolved into a supremely confident and sublimely uninformed talk show host. With his blow-dried hair and toothy smile, Partridge is like David Frost without a brain. After making various unsympathetic comments about farming on his radio show, Alan becomes an object of hatred for local farmers. But he doesn't have time to worry about this as he is more concerned with shooting an advertisement for a small boating-holiday company. In the Travel Tavern's bar, during an initial interview with the video executives, Alan panics and invents the ladyboy drink combination, the effects of which result in him phoning his ex-wife Carol, where he tries to insult her partner's car. On his radio show, Alan interviews the leader of the local Farmers' Union (Chris Morris), but instead of apologizing, enrages local farmers even further by making increasingly insane comments about farmers. On the day of the video-shoot, Alan attempts to blend in with the hard-drinking crew and again displays his chronic lack of basic social skills. During the shoot, riddled with examples of Alan's pathetic ineptitude, he is crushed by a dead cow thrown from a bridge by local farmers. Alan returns from hospital with a neck brace and broken fingers, and is forced to humiliate himself by phoning reception and asking them to reconnect the satellite receiver on his television which he had previously switched off because the staff discovered he was watching pornography. 144034 1959 I'm All Right, Jack M DVD -R HQ 11544, 11545. Reporter (Robert Bruce). Reporter (Stringer Davis). Reporter (Tony Spear). Reporter (John Van Eyssen). Reporter (Michael Ward). Photographer (William Peacock). Photographer (Arthur Skinner). 144035 2006 I'm Back…: And the Truth Hurts! NSF Edwards, Joseph and Roy C. Patterson Investigative Journalist E.J.'s first priority is to report the truth no matter the cost. But this time the price is too high. A strange visitor, possessing what appears to be supernatural powers, levels charges of negligence against the third planet from the sun and conveys a cryptic message: "In seventy days, your most precious asset will be taken from you." This announcement sends shock waves of fear and anger across the globe. Reluctantly, E.J. becomes much more than just an objective observer. In the process, he discovers the truth about the most precious asset and the origin of the unknown visitor. He understands that the day could be coming when tomorrow might not. E.J. feels uncontrollably compelled to record these events. His hope is that that the world will figure it out before it's too late. 144036 2006 I'm Back…: And the Truth Hurts! NSF Edwards, Joseph and Roy C. Patterson Investigative Journalist E.J.'s first priority is to report the truth no matter the cost. But this time the price is too high. A strange visitor, possessing what appears to be supernatural powers, levels charges of negligence against the third planet from the sun and conveys a cryptic message: "In seventy days, your most precious asset will be taken from you." This announcement sends shock waves of fear and anger across the globe. Reluctantly, E.J. becomes much more than just an objective observer. In the process, he discovers the truth about the most precious asset and the origin of the unknown visitor. He understands that the day could be coming when tomorrow might not. E.J. feels uncontrollably compelled to record these events. His hope is that that the world will figure it out before it's too late. 144037 1982 I'm Dancing as Fast as I Can M Gordon, Barbara (Book). David Rabe (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Documentary Maker Barbara Gordon (Jill Clayburgh) in this real-life story of valium addiction. Documentary on a poet who is dying of cancer. (In real life, Gordon did a documentary on a small town mayor). Professional pressures initially cause her dependency on valium particularly when the poet views a rough cut and tells her to burn the film because she has made a "valium movie...you look at it and you stop feeling or seeing anything real." TV Documentary maker is institutionalized. She is rehabilitated and finishes film before poet dies. Independent person who is continually at odds with the male characters around her. Fights with first boss on the project to get the film edited her way. New boss brings in young editor to fix "this turkey." Threatens to sue. Compassionate poet rather than boyfriend or professional colleagues who inspire her to carry on with her work. Assistant Editor (Edward Betz). Newscaster (Lara Cody) 144038 1990 I'm Dangerous Tonight MT Anchorman (Henry C. Brown). 144039 1963 I'm Dickens, He's Fenster: Table Tennis, Anyone? T Episode #27. 3-29-1963 Photographer (Armin Hoffman). 144040 1983 I’m Going To Be Famous M Radio Gossip Columnist (Judy Jean Berns). 144041 1988 I'm Gonna Git You Sucka M News Media. Newsman (David Alan Grier). Anchorman (Charles Cozart). . 144042 2006 I'm in No Mood for Love NR Gibson, Rachel Journalist Sebastian Vaughan is a sexy, globe-hopping journalist who is lying next to a woman who had a girlhood crush on him. Somewhere between the toast and the toss of the bouquet she'd gotten herself into a whole lot of trouble. She had the right to go wild -- finding her fiancée in a compromising position with the washing machine repairman just before her society wedding was to take place. But Sebastian pushed all the wrong and right buttons. She is in no mood for love and wants to forget about Sebastian and his six-pack abs ASAP. But he isn't in the mood to go away and his kiss is impossible to forget. 144043 1933 I'm No Angel M L Mae West Reporter (Dennis O'Keefe) in courtroom. End of trial reporters and photographs crowd around Tira and Benny Pikowitz. Woman reporter asks famous question 144044 2007 I'm Not There M British Journalist (Bruce Greenwood) probing Jude Quinn (Cate Blanchett as one of the Bob Dylans) about his past and conscience. Greenwood’s questions about the responsibility that the artist, any artist from Dylan on down bears to the wider world are left blowing in the wind. Newscaster (Tim Post). Paparazzi (Shaun Balbar). Interviewer. Blanchett’s Dylan spars with the British journalist. She/he is an overworked, pill-popping narcissist whose agony is the knowledge that every word that defines him -- “protest,” “folk singer,” “authentic” -- turns to sham the moment it’s heard from the mouth of the media. 144045 2008 I’m Okay, You’re a Fake N Dragon, Cheryl Reporter pits Deanna “De” Oscar against the fake psychic to solve the murder and De’s life is as crazy as ever. She and her friends survived Katrina and now deal with a murder, a visit from her family and a fake psychic trying to manipulate the vulnerable citizens of New Orleans. De does her best to avoid publicity while trying to solve the murder and keep her family out of danger. 144046 2006 I'm Straight - TV Talk Show Hosts Maury Povich and Larry King. MUS Rapper BG Song from T.I.'s new album, King TV Talk Show Hosts Maury Povich and Larry King. Povich being dished by rapper BG: "Everybody say they got a story! Mine on Larry King, Theirs is On Maury.". 144047 1997 I'm Watching You M Photographer (Jesus Nebot) 144048 2003 I'm With Her: T SVD 1459 Episode Press Junket for new movie. 144049 2004 I'm With Her: Eight Simple Rules for Dating a Celebrity T DVD -R 1582 Episode. 3-30-2004 Tabloid Reporter gets a story when Patrick accidentally blabs about Alex. He doesn't anticipate results of his comments to a writer about being Alex's boyfriend. He begins to suspect everyone he meets is a meddling reporter. When his remarks end up as tabloid gossip, he's berated and this shocks him into fearing that everyone around him is a journalistic spy just waiting for his next words on Alex. But her indecision about what to do is complicated when the shooter follows a different path than he originally did. Tru has trouble recruiting the police to aid her in helping to save the reporter. 144050 2004 I'm With Her: I'm Not With Her T Episode #22. 4-27-2004 Reporter (Albie Selznick). 144051 2003 I'm With Her: Last Action Queero, The T Episode #7. 11-11-2003 Reporter (Rachel Anderson) 144052 2004 I'm With Her: Not In My Dress You Won't T SVD 1518 Episode. 2-17-2004 Fashion Critic Joan Rivers quarrels with Patrick. Awards program fashions. 144053 2004 I'm With Her: Peck-Peck, The T Episode #18. 3-16-2004 Photographer (Gavin Black). 144054 2003 I'm With Her: Pilot T Episode News Media interfere with teacher's life after he dates a movie star. 144055 2003 I'm With Her: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-23-2003 Tabloid Photographer #1 (Matt Gallant). Tabloid Photographer #2 (Asante Jones). 144056 2004 I'm With Her: Poison Ivy T SVD 1518 Episode #14. 2-10-2004 News Media. Reporter (Brian Unger). 144057 2003 I'm With Her: Second Date, The T Episode News Media covers teacher dating movie star. Titles based on tabloid stories about the two. 144058 2002 I'm With Lucy M Photographer (Marcus Fitzgerald). 144059 1992 I'm Your Man M Press Person (Beau Allen). Press Person (Bonnie Bejan). Press Person (Susan Bruce). Press Person (Breton Frazier). Press Person (Michael Garin). Press Person (William C. Tate). Press Person (Peter Von Burke). 144060 2007 I’m Your Man MUS Sugarman, Eddie (Lyrics) and Andrew Gerle (Music) From “Meet John Doe: The Musical.” Reporter Ann Mitchell sings this song to Editor Richard Connell trying to get her job back on the paper: “You want fireworks? I’ll give ya the Fourth of July! Lots of luck finding somebody better than I. Simply smashing. Really, Chief, you’re quite astute. Your plane’s crashing -- and you ditch your parachute. You need someone with talent and passion and brains. You need someone with newspaper ink in their veins. No coffee cup has lipstick stains, but Brother, I’m your man. I’ll write just what you say, anyway that you want. And when it comes to arguing I’m a savant! Use my column, Any topic, take your pick. I can slalom Back and forth on rhetoric! You need someone who crosses her legs and her T’s. I’m so quick that I’ve got my own personal breeze. I’ve got high heels and two of these, but Brother I’m your man. I don’t need this position! So go on and throw out a gem. You have stiff competition. Dick! You can go to hell. I’ll go and work for them! Anything you need done, I’m the one for the job. You want corny? I’ll type it right off of the cob. I need money, You need me to make a stir. Rent my fingers, I’ll throw in a Pulitzer! Front Page headlines will keep Mom and me off the street. Come tomorrow some editor’s in for a treat. Just say the word, and that’s my beat! Brother, I’m your man. Watch out, New York. Here comes -- Ann!. 144061 1933 I've Got To Sing a Torch Song M Parody Radio. Satire on radio -- everyone listening to the radio 144062 1934 I've Got Your Number M Reporter (Franklin Parker). Messenger (Eddie Tamblyn). Two telephone repairmen have many adventures and romance a pair of blondes. 144063 1995 Ian Hume: Another Dead Teenager NM Zubro, Mark Richard #3 in the Paul Turner Series. Reporter Ian Hume for the Gay Tribune is the friend and former lover of Det. Paul Turner, Chicago’s finest gay detective. Turner is a widowed father of two teenage boys, one of whom has spina bifida. He is rapidly approaching middle age and he’s openly gay and a homicide detective for the Chicago Police Department. 144064 2003 Ian Hume: Dead Egotistical Morons NM Zubro, Mark Richard #7 in the Paul Turner Series. Reporter Ian Hume for the Gay Tribune is the friend and former lover of Det. Paul Turner, Chicago’s finest gay detective. Turner is a widowed father of two teenage boys, one of whom has spina bifida. He is rapidly approaching middle age and he’s openly gay and a homicide detective for the Chicago Police Department. “He punched in the pager number of his friend Ian Hume, the reporter. Turner knew he would be at the office late on a Sunday, deadline day for the weekly paper. Ian worked late nearly every day. In moments, Turner’s phone rang. Turner said, ‘I need some help with a press problem, and do you guys have a music critic at the paper?’ ‘Yep.’ ‘Could you meet me around eleven and get the music critic there about twelve? I know it’s a Sunday night and you’re on deadline.’ ‘I’m always on deadline. I always wonder about reporters who are so frantic when a deadline looms. Is it a surprise to them that they have a deadline? You always know your deadline so get off your ass. As for the critic, he’s a part-time bartender up at a place on Halsted. We can meet there and talk to him after his shift is over.’” P. 124. “Turner didn’t have to tell his friend that what he was saying was confidential. The reporter would reveal nothing without permission. Besides being an old friend, Ian had also been a cop before turning to journalism. Turner trusted him implicitly.” p. 125 144065 1999 Ian Hume: Drop Dead NM Zubro, Mark Richard #5 in the Paul Turner Series. Reporter Ian Hume for the Gay Tribune is the friend and former lover of Det. Paul Turner, Chicago’s finest gay detective. “When he arrived at his desk, Turner called his friend Ian Hume at the Gay Tribune. He wanted to find out as much about Kindel as he could. Turner and Hume had been cops together many years before. Back then they were lovers for a short while and had remained good friends.” P. 51. 144066 2007 Ian Hume: Hook, Line and Homicide NM Zubro, Mark Richard #9 in the Paul Turner Series. Reporter Ian Hume for the Gay Tribune is mentioned in this ninth Paul Turner mystery. “Jeff was referring to Ian Hume, Paul’s first lover and still a good friend, and the best reporter for the largest gay paper in Chicago. Paul said, ‘He’s written a few articles for the Gay Tribune about people who have left, but I think he’s going this year mostly because he hasn’t had a vacation in a long time.” P. 3 144067 2005 Ian Hume: Nerds Who Kill NM Zubro, Mark Richard #8 in the Paul Turner Series. Reporter Ian Hume for the Gay Tribune is the friend and former lover of Det. Paul Turner, Chicago’s finest gay detective. Turner is a widowed father of two teenage boys, one of whom has spina bifida. He is rapidly approaching middle age and he’s openly gay and a homicide detective for the Chicago Police Department. “Ian Hume walked in. He was a reporter, a former cop and had been Turner’s first lover. Ian was covering the convention for the local gay paper, The Gay Tribune.” Page 9. 144068 1993 Ian Hume: Political Poison NM Zubro, Mark Richard #2 in the Paul Turner Series. Reporter Ian Hume for the Gay Tribune is the friend and former lover of Det. Paul Turner, Chicago’s finest gay detective. Turner is a widowed father of two teenage boys, one of whom has spina bifida. He is rapidly approaching middle age and he’s openly gay and a homicide detective for the Chicago Police Department. 144069 2001 Ian Hume: Sex and murder.com NM Zubro, Mark Richard #6 in the Paul Turner Series. Reporter Ian Hume for the Gay Tribune is the friend and former lover of Det. Paul Turner, Chicago’s finest gay detective. When Paul’s reporter friend Ian Hume has an expressed an interest in attending, the event had begun to take on the proportions of a minor literary stampede.” P. 84 Turner saw his reporter friend, Ian Hume, stride down the stairs. As always, Ian wore his slouch fedora. Ian was a reporter for the local gay newspaper, the Gay Tribune. He and Paul had attended the Police Academy together. For a short while after Paul’s wife died, they had been lovers.” P. 94. 144070 1991 Ian Hume: Sorry Now? NM Zubro, Mark Richard #1 in the Paul Turner Series. Reporter Ian Hume for the Gay Tribune is the friend and former lover of Det. Paul Turner, Chicago’s finest gay detective. Turner is a widowed father of two teenage boys, one of whom has spina bifida. He is rapidly approaching middle age and he’s openly gay and a homicide detective for the Chicago Police Department. “He watched Ian Hume stride through the front door of Chester’s bar...John Chester had Ian’s draft Heineken half poured before the reporter perched on a bar stool. They exchanged pleasantries about the value of air conditioning until Ian spotted Turner and walked over. Ian turned a chair around and straddled it, learning his elbows on the top edges and taking several long, satisfying drinks from his stein. Ian Hume was the star reporter for the city’s major gay newspaper, the Gay Tribune. Two years ago he’d won the Pulitzer Prize for investigative journalism for his expose of the medical establishment’s price-fixing of AIDS drugs. Turner and Hume had gone through the police academy together and had been assigned the same district as beat cops. They’d come to respect and like each other. But Ian had gotten fed up with the system, and in addition made the decision to come out sexually. He’d gone back to school for his journalism degree and begun writing newspaper articles; then he’d quit the department to work full-time as a reporter for the local gay newspaper. Ian had been a great help to Paul in the emotionally difficult time after his wife’s death, when his son was born. They had been lovers for three years and close friends since their breakup. Occasionally they had been of some help to each other on cases. Sometimes the sharing of information proved very helpful.” Page 45. Six-foot-six frame reporter. 144071 1997 Ian Hume: Truth Can Get You Killed, The NM Zubro, Mark Richard #4 in the Paul Turner Series. Reporter Ian Hume for the Gay Tribune and other gay people are delighted that a homophobic federal appeals judge is murdered. Hume’s friend and former lover, Det. Paul Turner, Chicago's finest gay detective investigates. 144072 2009 iCarly: iRocked the Vote T Episode #34. 2-7-2009 TV Reporter (Shauntay Hinton). Carley gets caught up in a feud between two performers on “American Sings.” 144073 1982 Icarus Seal, The N OWN - H Hyde, Christopher Journalist Peter Coffin, who prefers his personal computer to a notebook 144074 1998 Ice MT Newscaster (J.C. Kenny) 144075 1993 Ice & Rapture N Mason, Connie Woman journalist Female Journalist 144076 2000 Ice Angel MT Reporter Jay (Michael Rogers). Figure Skater Commentator #1 (Rosalynn Sumners). Figure Skater Commentator #2 (Peter Caruthers). Commentator #1 (Paul Barsanti). Commentator #2 (Phil Hayes). 144077 1979 Ice Castles M Baim, Gary L. (Story). Donald Wrye, Baim (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Sportscaster Brian Dockett (David Huffman) persuaded to build up media interest in skater by her trainer. Hopes if enough attention is generated, officials will not be able to stop her from competing for Olympics. Trainer also points out story will get sportswriter out of a Midwestern affiliate and into a network slot. Romance develops between reporter and skater, even though she has a boyfriend back home. She is injured in a fall and loses eyesight. Boyfriend guides her in leaning to skate without being able to see. She returns to competition, has brief reunion with reporter, but turns down his offer to renew their relationship. Reporter elects not to reveal secret about her blindness. Truth comes out when after a dazzling performance she falls over the flows thrown onto the ring. 144078 2001 Ice Child, The N McGregor, Elizabeth London Journalist Jo Harper is saddled by her editor with a story she doesn't want. The acerbic young reporter must interview the wife of a British archeologist gone missing in the Arctic while pursuing the mystery of an expedition that vanished in 1845. She falls in love with the maverick archaeologist. When he's rescued, she has an affair with him and a child. Complications follow when he is killed in an accident. 144079 2003 Ice Cream Dream M Short - Drama Newsreader (Jon Snow). 144080 2004 Ice Cream Social, The M Interviewer (Paul Finger). 144081 1939 Ice Follies of 1939 M DVD -R HQ 2483, 2482. PR Publicity Man Hal K. Dawson 144082 1999 Ice From the Sun M News Broadcaster (George Cousins) 144083 2005 Ice Haven N Clowes, Daniel Graphic Novel Critic. Comic Book Critic ruminates over his breakfast cereal. "While prose tends toward pure 'interiority,' coming to life in the reader's mind, and cinema gravitates toward the 'exteriority' of experiential spectacle, perhaps 'comics,' in its embrace of both the interiority of the written word…" "…and the physicality of image, more closely replicates the true nature of human consciousness…." 144084 1997 Ice House, The MT Reporter 1 (Simon Melia). Reporter 2 (Gary Lammin). Reporter 3 (Finn Taylor). 144085 1992 Ice House, The N Walters, Minette Magazine Writer Anne Cattrell is a lesbian companion to Phoebe Maybury. Ten years ago, Maybury’s hateful husband David disappeared from Streech Grange after his wife caught him in bed with their traumatized daughter Jane. Now a naked, unidentifiable corpse has been discovered in the icehouse on the Grange, and Inspectors Walsh and McLoughlin have to decide whose it is, whether he was murdered, and who killed him. Walsh planted the story years ago that Phoebe killed her husband. He and McLoughlin slug it out with Phoebe and her aggressively lesbian companions, interior designer Diana Goode and Cattrell. For good measure, McLoughlin, stung by Anne’s accurate taunts that he’s fallen for her, also tangles with unblushing liar Maisie Thompson, whose husband could be the corpse, with his long-unfaithful wife, with the village queer-bashers, and finally with Walsh himself. Three reclusive English women become the object of censure and speculation during the murder investigation. Phoebe and her housemates, Diana Goode and Anne Cattrell suddenly find their sanctuary violated by the discovery of a corpse in the estate’s ice house launching an investigation that threatens to reveal long-hidden secrets. 144086 1989 Ice Pawn M Photographer (Charles Edwards). 144087 2005 Ice Princess M DVD -R HQ 7059, 7060 Reporter (Kevin Jubinville). Commentator (Michelle Kwan). 144088 1997 Ice Storm, The M Weather Reporter (Barbara Garrick) 144089 2005 Ice T Personal Lyrics MUS Ice T News Media. "News reporters, some think they can talk for me Lies, misquotes, changin' all my words around But if I catch 'em on the street they'll get beat down They get money for hype-type publicity They don't think twice about dissin' me." But that's a mistake with the SYNDICATE you shouldn't mess I hope those punk reporters wear vests! Personal Take that personal…." 144090 1990 Ice Wind and Fire N Keegan, Mel (pseudonym) Gay Men’s Press, Britain. Investigative Journalist Greg Farris and Photographer Alex Connor for a London magazine, are gay lovers, and get caught up in murder, drug smuggling and sex slavery. They have previously worked together and are now meant to be on holiday in the Caribbean but they find a sunken plane and attempted murder intrudes. Alex is Australian and there are lots of references to Australian exotica. Racial politics move between good Rastafarians, bad Americans and thugs like “gorillas.” 144091 1941 Ice-Capades (aka Ice Capades) M Dawn, Isabel, Boyce DeGaw (Story). Mel Shavelson, Milt Josefsberg (Additional Dialogue). Jack Townley, Robert Haran, Oliver Cooper (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsreel Cameraman Bob Clemens (James Ellison) misses getting footage of skater because he was drunk for three days. Decides to fake it by photographing skater in Central Park. Sidekick tells him, "You can't do this. It's plagiarism…or something." Producer hires local skater and threatens newsreel company with million dollar lawsuit when he finds out he signed the wrong girl. Cameraman, who vowed never to get married, is told by his boss that he has to marry the woman because she faces deportation. Supervisor sends him out on a story about a dam -- "This is the kind of assignment I revel in -- dams, not dames" -- to keep him out of the way while he goes to talk to the skater. Photographer (Cyril Ring). Supervisor convinces her that cameraman could go to jail if she does not skate. She does and is a success. Cameraman returns on the night of the show and after punching out the boss, asks the skater to marry him. "I…make an ace cameraman of you and you go honest on me. Why?" "Because somebody has to shoot square around here. One two-timing, double-crossing heel is enough for any outfit." 144092 1999 Icebreaker M Reporter Jane (Peggy Hayes) 144093 1994 Iced N Robinson, Kevin Weinberg List Journalist 144094 1917 Iced Bullet, The M AFI-Motion Picture Scriptwriters News Media. Scriptwriter. 144095 1969 Ich bin ein Elefant, Madame MF West Germany Interviewer (Guido Baumann). 144096 2006 Ich Chefe, du nix MTF Germany Journalist (Stephanie Steward). 144097 1996 Ich hätte das Land gern flach N Keller, Christoph Switzerland Journalist 144098 1949 Ich mach dich glucklich MF Reporter Peter (Heinz Ruhmann) 144099 1993 Ich und Christine MF Editor (Frank Stieren). 144100 1988 Ich und Er MF West Germany News Media. News Reporter (Lisbeth Bartlett). 144101 2007 Ich wollte nicht toten TF Journalist (Lutz Winde) 144102 1961 Ichabod and Me T Series 1961-1962. 36 episodes. New York Newspaperman Robert (Bob) Major (Robert Sterling) leaves big city to buy Phippsboro Bulletin, New England town newspaper from former editor Ichabod Adams (George Chandler). Incidents as seen through eyes of newspaper publisher. 144103 2005 Icon MT Forsyth, Frederick (Novel). Adam Armus (Teleplay) News Media. Metropol Hotel Reporter #2 (Lili Lazarova). BBN Anchor (Dermot Martin). BBN Moscow Reporter (Stephen Dewar). SNN TV Newsanchor (Susan Pan). SNN Reporter at Bombsite (John Hansson). Metropol Hotel Reporter #1 (Maria Ignatova). Metropol Hotel Reporter #2 (Lili Lazarova). 144104 1910 Iconoclast, The M Printer's visit to publisher's home 144105 1917 Iconoclast, The N Hamilton, Helen Newspaper effect on lives 144106 2005 Iconoclasts: Renee Zellweger on Christiane Amanpour DT DVD -R HQ 10270 Episode. 12-8-2005 TV News Correspondent Christiane Amanpour is interviewed by Renee Zellweger on her life and times as a newswoman. 144107 2006 Icons T Series News Media. Reporter (Jonah Ray). CB Reporter (Chad Fogland). 144108 1989 Ida B. Wells: A Passion for Justice T Journalist. 19th-century journalist known among black reporters as princess of the press, who led nation's first anti-lynching campaign 144109 2000 Ida Tarbell: All in the Day's Work DT DVD -R 1570 5-26-2000 Documentary Investigative Journalist exposes the Standard Oil monopoly. 144110 1987 Idag rod MTF Sweden. Photographer (Anders Alnemark). 144111 1943 Idaho M Editor Jim Stevens (Gus Glassmire). 144112 1929 Idaho Red M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 144113 1998 Ideal Husband, An M UK Critics. Photographer (Philip Clayton Smith) 144114 1917 Ideal Interviews SS UCLA Leacock, Stephen In "Frenzied Fiction." Journalists 144115 2008 Identita - La vera storia di Juan Piras Person DF Italy Journalist (Faustina Hanglin). 144116 2006 Identity Theory N Temple, Peter Entertainment Reporter Caroline Wishart stumbles into investigative journalism. Her business, until now, has been exposing the sex lives of British politicians. A South African security guard and ex-mercenary comes into possession of a videotape that seems to implicate American troops in a massacre of African villagers. He takes the tape to England where he tries to attract Wishart's interest. Meanwhile, German Journalist John Asnelm who was once abducted in Beirut and now works for a secretive intelligence firm, is dealing with ghosts of his own past. 144117 1979 Ides of March Conspiracy, The N OWN - P Matthews, Clyde Reporter who wants to cover the story of the decade. 144118 2006 Idiocracy M Judge, Mike (Story and Screenplay). Sci-Fi Tabloid media in the future 2505. Female Newscaster (Melissa Dawn). Male Newscaster (Derek Southers). Female Reporter (Lidia Porto). Cameraman (Greg Pitts). 144119 1998 Idioterne MF Interviewer (Lars von Trier) 144120 1999 Idle Hands M News Media. News Reporter (Sabrina Lu) 144121 2006 Idlewild M Photographer (Bryan Barber). 144122 2006 Idol M Publicist Jeremy Cohen (Jordon Feldman). Publicist's Assistant (Derek Mehn). Interviewer #1 (Sam Ruben). Interviewer #3 (Beau Wilson). Interviewer #4 (Hardy Jansen). Documentary Filmmaker (Christopher Long). Documentary Assistant (Evan Miller). Photographer #1 (Sarah Tiana Yanes). Photographer #2 (David Ury). Photographer #3 (Matt McDonald). Photographer's Assistant (Adam Haggerty). Camera Operator (Mike Heim). 144123 1996 Idol Chatter N Lawerenson, Deborah (aka Lawrenson, Deborah) Sequel to "Hot Gossip" Reporter Rosy Hope dispatched to Cannes Film Festival to find Hollywood's most reclusive star. Caught between thorns of rival gossips Benedict Pierce and Jamie Raj. 144124 1916 Idol of the Stage, The M Reporter (Alan Robinson) 144125 2006 iDol, The MF Cameraman (Takashi Yamazaki). 144126 1917 Idolaters M AFI-Playwrights Writer 144127 1976 Idole TF West Germany Interviewer (Fatima Igramhan). 144128 1965 Idoli controluce MF Italy Newspaperman (Beppe Barletti). 144129 1980 Idolmaker, The M DVD -R HQ 2525, 2526. L. News Media. Public Relations. 144130 2000 Iedereen beroemd! MF Cameraman (Marc Didden). 144131 2009 Iep! M News Media. Reporter (Hans Somers). A girl has wings instead of arms and a bird-watcher finds her under brushwood and takes her home. He and his wife decide to keep her and raise her like an ordinary girl, but she flies away. She wants to go South with the other birds and it becomes a long and adventurous journey. 144132 1946 If a Body Kill a Body N Mortimer, Peter Press 144133 1962 If a Man Answers M AFI-Photographers Photographer 144134 1932 If I Had a Million M L Press 144135 1935 If I Have Four Apples N OWN - H Lawrence, Josephine Press 144136 1973 If I Love You, Am I Trapped Forever? N Kerr, M.E. Newspaper. Underground newspaper. 144137 1920 If I Were King M AFI-Poets Writer 144138 2007 If I Were Your Woman NR Hill, Donna Public Relations Manager Stephanie Moore for Pause for Men day spa brings her up close and personal with a sexy photographer Tony Washington. This follows a messy affair that threatened her career as a publicist so she swore off mixing business with pleasure. She vowed never to mess with a married man again, but the photographer has her rethinking her newfound scruples. She suspects he is wed. 144139 2006 If It Bleeds N Hill, Bonnie Heam Reporter Corina Vasquez is promoted as the assistant to Matthew Henderson, the San Joaquin Valley California Valley Voice investigative reporter. She wants only to prove to her boss, her coworkers and herself that she's the right choice for the job. When the body of the city's first woman mayor is discovered in a dusty vineyard, and her boss is nowhere to be found, Vasquez gets her chance. Then a second brutal murder connects to the first. As she unearths the details around both killings, she begins to suspect that she's merely skimming the surface of a deep conspiracy. And the only person who can help her, the acting mayor, is the man who broke her heart. Henderson wants her off the story, the acting mayor wants her back. And as her reporting of the case puts her into the limelight, she realizes she's become a target for an unpredictable and desperate enemy. Vasquez was the paper's business reporter. With Henderson off, Metro Editor J.T. Malone sent Corina to cover the story of the missing mayor. She knows that will be her break as the newspaper mantra, "If it bleeds it leads" will put the story on the front page. 144140 2005 If It Bleeds N Crosthwaite, Bernie Photojournalist Jude Baxendale is a press photographer who works in the callous world of newspapers -- if it bleeds, it leads! When Baxendale is dispatched to snap a young woman’s bloody body in a local park her whole world is turned upside down. For the murdered girl is her own son’s girlfriend. Frustrated by the lack of police progress, Jude vows to unravel the layers of the girl’s complex past. But nothing about the artist’s model was ever what it seemed. And exposing the truth will risk Jude’s job, her reputation, her sanity -- and put her squarely in the sights of a serial killer. 144141 1969 If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium M Photographer (Robert Vaughn). 144142 1999 If Men Were Angels NM Karaim, Reed Reporter Cliff O'Connell is a 33-year-old Montana-born journalist who discovers reluctantly that a liberal Illinois congressman has had a moral lapse. Breaking the story will gain him entree to the privileged Ivy League world of newspaper journalism. Working in Washington D.C. for a newspaper syndicate based in San Diego, O'Connell is assigned to cover the senator's campaign. His main worry is that his ex-lover is on the staff. But as the campaign catches fire, O'Connell begins to respect the congressman. Then he uncovers part of the candidate's past overlooked by other reporters, finally unearthing a bombshell. Agonizing whether to run the story, O'Connell makes a personal rather than a professional decision because of something his ex-lover says. He must live with the consequences. In the name of truth, journalists pursue every secret, invade every corner and publish so that the public can know the simple facts and decide the truth for themselves. 144143 2005 If the Shoe Fits N DeFreitas, Sally Reporter Tracy Quinn investigates the murder of a flirtatious real estate agent. The detective on the case is oddly attractive and seems interested in Tracy-but she's cautious, thinking his attentions are just part of the investigation. Suspicion swirls around the Diamond D Ranch when the handyman there is twice rescued from curious accidents. Clearly something is wrong at the Diamond D-but is there any connection between this controversial new resort and the recent murder? Quite possibly, Tracy holds the clue that will tie it all together. But will she remember it in time-and will anyone listen to her if she does? 144144 1996 If These Walls Could Talk: 1996 MT Photographer (Rob Camilletti). 144145 1920 If Winter Comes N Hutchinson, A.S.M. Press 144146 1947 If Winter Comes M DVD -R HQ 5082, 5083. SVD 1207 Press. Writer of British schoolbooks befriends a pregnant girl and it costs him his wife and job. 144147 1979 If Winter Comes NR Palmer, Diana Silhouette Books 373-McFadden Romance Reporter Carla Maxwell finds out charismatic Phoenix mayor is not all he claims to be. Rukjor had it the popular politician was an embezzler. Maxwell the reporter has to get to the bottom of the story. Carla the woman has other ideas. Reporter Bill Peck shares city hall beat with Maxwell. 144148 1994 If Wishes Were Horses... N Pascal, Francine Journalist Nick Devlin, a talented journalist, has died of cancer. His wife, Anna, tries to put it all behind her. 144149 2004 If You Are Afraid of Heights N Jha, Raj Kamal Journalist Mala investigates the murder of an 11-year-old girl in a red dress whose body was discovered in a canal, the post-mortem indicating she was gagged and raped. Reporter arrives in a small town to uncover the story of a child's rape and murder. One of three tales come together. 144150 1973 If You Can't Be Good NM OWN - P Thomas, Ross Columnist Frank Size in Washington 144151 1935 If You Could Only Cook M DVD -R HQ 10227, 10226. News Media. Reporter (Mike Lally). Reporter (Charles Mason). Reporter (John Tyrrell). Newsboy (William Anderson). 144152 2005 If You Just Say Yes NR Laudat, Reon Journalist Michelle Michaels from Manhattan just can't seem to get a break when she finds herself the subject of false rumors. Now she's being blindsided by her own boss. Wrongly suspecting her of trading sex for scoops, he's caved in to the shady newsroom gossip and sent Michelle quietly packing on a leave of absence to her hometown of Detroit. Michaels' family secrets still lurk in her hometown. With a career on the DL and a love life at low-ebb, Michelle's hit rock bottom-until she meets dark, dimpled, and delicious Detroit Reporter Wesley Abbott of the Herald. Abbott's plate is full investigating a corrupt local judge. Now he's got something else to investigate-and she's the sweetest thing to sashay into the Herald in years. But Michelle and Wesley have more in common than they ever imagined, and it's not just mellow vibes. In fact, it's a scandal! And when these two bodies bump, so does trouble-with a capital T... 144153 1948 If You Knew Susie M DVD -R HQ 2271, 2272. VHS 1273 Wilson, Warren, Oscar Brodney, Bud Pearson, Lester A. White (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Mike Garrett (Allyn Joslyn) plays up a story about two vaudevillians who discover government owes them several billion dollars because of an agreement made with their ancestors during the Revolutionary War. When rival news agency accuses the couple of being greedy, the reporter tries to regain spotlight by arranging for couple to be kidnapped. They are abducted by actual crooks, but escape. Decide not to take the money because it would bankrupt the country. Reporter (Robert Bray). Reporter (George Chandler). Editor (Don Beddoe). 144154 1958 If You Knew Tomorrow T TV Newscaster Ned Carver (Bruce Gordon), newscaster whose teletype machine reports news that will happen instead of what has happened 144155 2005 If You Lived Here, I'd Know Your Name DT Lende, Heather Columnist Heather Lende works on a newspaper in Alaska and offers touching stories about neighbors with whom she shares wedding celebrations, potluck dinners, tears for missing fishermen -- all the joys and sorrows of family life in a remote town. 144156 1982 If You Love This Planet DT Short Newsreel Narrator (Ed Herlihy) of the Universal Newsreel. 144157 2000 If You Only Knew M Aspiring Journalist Jonathan Schaech (Parker Concorde), aspiring journalist who pretends he is gay to room with beautiful female artist. Freelancer. Newspaper Editor (Joseph Travolta). 144158 2009 IFC Media Project, The: Agendas DT DVD -R HQ 11142 Episode #9. 5-17-2009 News Media Analysis and Criticism. Host: Gideon Yago, an MTV News veteran at 30. 144159 2009 IFC Media Project, The: American Worldview DT DVD -R HQ 11090 Episode #7. 5-3-2009. Second Season Premiere News Media Analysis and Criticism. Host: Gideon Yago, an MTV News veteran at 30. This episode focuses on how the United States is represented in the world's media, and how the world is (mis)represented within our own nation. The feature segment, hosted by former Al Jazeera producer Robb Wood, takes a look at the lack of availability of Al Jazeera English in the U.S. This segment includes interviews with Cliff Kincaid of Accuracy in Media, a driving force behind the movement to ban the channel, as well as members of the anti-Al Jazeera "Vermont Defenders League." Allan Block of Buckeye Cable in Ohio, the only cable operator in the U.S. currently airing the channel, is also profiled. This episode's mini-feature looks at Radmilla Suleymanova, a 26-year-old journalism school graduate, who takes a personal journey to the country of Georgia to better understand the country's recent conflict with Russia. This story includes an interview with the man responsible for Georgia's "PR campaign" during the war. IFC's resident "News Junkie" spotlights how the mainstream news media covers developing nations. This episode also features an interview with BBC executive producer and creator of "BCC World News America," Rome Hartman, regarding international vs. U.S. context within news stories. 144160 2008 IFC Media Project, The: Anatomy of a Story, The DT DVD -R HQ 10648 Episode #5. 12-16-2008 News Media Analysis and Criticism. Host: Gideon Yago, an MTV News veteran at 30. This episode follows a Spanish language reporter from El Diario La Prensa as she criss-crosses the country on a Greyhound bus seeking out Latino stories. The feature piece looks at how the narrative of the drug war has been played and replayed in the press. Journalists, even the bad ones, are storytellers. The news is an ongoing soap opera and the best stories are the one's that go beyond what we already know. This episode looks at how journalists put these stories together. Carmen + El Diaro La Prensa (4min) Carmen, a Colombian immigrant to the US, is a reporter for El Diaro La Prensa, the nation's largest Latino newspaper. While the rest of the newspaper industry is imploding, El Diaro La Prensa's circulation and ad revenue is exploding. We explore this phenomenon by joining Carmen on the road as she travels through the American heartland covering different stories of America's struggle to deal with its melting pot mentality. Media Encyclopedia: TBD (2min) Another entry in our Media Encyclopedia, the handbook to the tricks and tropes of the journalistic trade. The War on Drugs (10min) Pot. Weed. Reefer. It's the dangerous drug that leads to even more dangerous drugs and if you smoke it you'll amount to nothing and quite possibly end up dead. Or so goes the story. And it's a story that's enjoyed amazing staying power – even though huge numbers of Americans have smoked it and lived to tell the tale. Fed by the US government and nearly unquestioned by the mainstream media, the anatomy of this story is hilarious. News Junkie: TBD (2min) Our viral animated and news addled Junkie checks in with the latest installment of his hilarious paranoid rantings. Interview: TBD (4min) 144161 2009 IFC Media Project, The: Crossing the Line DT DVD -R HQ 11123 Episode #8. 5-10-2009 News Media Analysis and Criticism. Host: Gideon Yago, an MTV News veteran at 30. This episode focuses on ethics in journalism. When is it "ok" (or not "ok") for reporters to cross the line, in the name of pursuing a story? When do the rules on free speech come into play? The feature segment takes an in-depth look at the case of Muntander Al-Zaidi, the Iraqi journalist arrested in December 2008 for throwing his shoes at President George W. Bush during a press conference in Iraq. Both western and Iraqi news media are interviewed about their reactions to the scandal, including what the event's coverage meant on each side of the globe. The episode features an interview with Al-Zaidi's brother in Iraq. This episode's mini-feature takes a deep dive into the ethics of news magazines, through the eyes of former 48 Hours correspondent and producer Eames Yates, who is also the stepson of legendary 60 Minutes journalist Mike Wallace. IFC's resident "News Junkie" shares his top five tips for journalists to stay on the straight and narrow. This episode also features an interview with Randy Cohen, Sunday Times Magazine "The Ethicist" columnist. 144162 2008 IFC Media Project, The: Dumbing It Down DT DVD -R HQ 10560 Episode #3. 12-2-2008 News Media Analysis and Criticism. Host: Gideon Yago, an MTV News veteran at 30. This episode details a behavioral experiment conducted by a Boston neuroscientist that looks at the mental and emotional effects of pundit-driven news. The feature piece uses a story about Big Pharma as an entry into understanding why we don't react to the news the way we used to. The devolution of the news into a commodity that appeals to our dumbest, most base instincts is explored in this episode. Pundit Experiment (4min) We commission a scientific experiment to gauge the psychological effects of a news-cycle driven by blathering idiots screaming at each other. The neuroscientist Carl Marci hooks a roomful of people up to a bunch of wires and finds that the screaming pundit-driven news is more likely to affect our beliefs than the more traditional and informational style of news delivery. Media Encyclopedia: Personality! (2min) Delivering the news used to be easy. You just had to be a man, serious, paternal. But now, anyone can be a news deliverer – and that means each of these anchors is in a life-and-death struggle to distinguish themselves from the pack. They do this by developing their own peculiar styles, making spectacle of themselves and, increasingly, wasting news time talking about themselves and their own lives. Information Overload (10min) In our feature piece, we hire a seasoned health care reporter to reveal an untold story of corporate greed preying on the health and welfare of our nations' elderly. But in a world of 24 hour news and global tales of misery, the bad news has become less than shocking or, worse, somewhat paralyzing. Using our pharmaceutical story as a jumping off point, we explore the sense of helplessness all this news can create and, better still, how we as consumers of the news can create something proactive from the information we're sifting through. News Junkie: TBD (2min) Another installment of our viral animated News Junkie as he rants and raves about his news addiction. Interview: Dan Rather (4min) Former CBS Evening News anchor Dan Rather walks us through the evolution of television news from its early days to this current world in which the news itself has taken a backseat to immediacy and opinion to the detriment of the democratic society it is meant to serve. Dan Rather, Jr is a journalist and former news anchor for the CBS Evening News and is now managing editor and anchor of a television news magazine, Dan Rather Reports, on the cable channel HDNet. Dan Rather has covered every major event in the world in the past 50 years. He has interviewed every United States president from Dwight D. Eisenhower to George W. Bush and virtually every major international leader of the past 30 years. He landed two news-breaking interviews with Saddam Hussein, in 1990 and in 2003. In 2004, as a correspondent for 60 Minutes II, Rather also broke what was arguably that year's biggest story—the abuse of prisoners at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison. Among the landmarks of his illustrious career was his critically acclaimed live reporting on the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Rather spent 53 hours and 35 minutes on the air over less than four days beginning the morning of the attacks. In 2000, he anchored Election Night 2000, a marathon that kept him on the air continuously from 6:00 PM on Tuesday, Nov. 7, to 10:00 AM on Wednesday, Nov. 8. Rather served as anchor and managing editor of the CBS Evening News from March 9, 1981 to March 9, 2005, the longest such tenure in broadcast journalism history. He anchored and reported for 48 Hours from its premiere on Jan. 19, 1988, through September 2002. He was a correspondent for 60 Minutes from October 1975 to September 1981, and again from March 2005 to the summer of 2006. Rather served as a correspondent for 60 Minutes II from its debut on Jan. 13, 1999, to its final edition in September 2005. He has received numerous Emmy Awards, a Peabody Award and citations from critical, scholarly, professional and charitable organizations. 144163 2009 IFC Media Project, The: Economics and News DT DVD -R HQ 11157 Episode #10. 5-24-2009 News Media Analysis and Criticism. Host: Gideon Yago, an MTV News veteran at 30. This episode focuses on the state of the media in the current economy. Now that our country is in a state of crisis, can media outlets - and the news as we know it - survive? Multiple case studies and perspectives are presented from former media insiders on how media outlets have been forced to change financially, and which ones are benefiting most from the digital shift. This episode's mini-feature chronicles the death of the Rocky Mountain News after 149 years of existence. Told from the point of view of John Temple, Rocky Mountain News editor and publisher, this essay piece draws on footage shot between the day the closure was announced and the day the paper shut its doors for good. IFC's resident "News Junkie" gives us his solutions for the economic woes of the news media industry. 144164 2008 IFC Media Project, The: Frontlines of Journalism, The DT Episode #2. 11-25-2008 News Media Analysis and Criticism. Host: Gideon Yago, an MTV News veteran at 30. This episode follows Iraqi war photojournalist Ben Lowy as he captures the conflict, people, occupation and reconstruction of this war-torn country. The feature piece looks at how the Bush administration used propaganda in the form of the embed program and the military analyst program to sell the war to the American people through the aid of the media. In this episode we explore how journalists function during a time of war. With the three main pieces centered around the conflict in Iraq, we dig into the art of covering war, the trouble with trusting the government, and the ramifications of crossing that government. Photojournalist (4min) Meet Benjamin Lowy, conflict photographer. Through this first person video diary, we are transported to Kirkuk, Iraq where we see the dangerous life of a photojournalist passionate about capturing the images of a war and the American public increasingly does not care about. Media Encyclopedia: Good Reporting (2min) In this week's Media Encyclopedia, we look up the definition of "good reporting." Cable news broadcasters bring us the earth-shattering investigation of a girl selling her virginity to the highest bidder and demonstrate the inherent difficulties of reporting live while being attack by bumblebees and dangerous flotsam. Propaganda (10min) Guided by comedian and 60 Minutes alum Jimmy Tingle, we examine the history of our government's use of the media to garner public support for military action. Using the Pentagon's own definition of propaganda, we go to the Pentagon to explore the genesis of the "embedded media" program and we talk to two retired generals about the Pentagon's use of cable news "military analysts" to convince the American people of the war's success regardless of the facts on the ground. News Junkie: Gate (2min) Our News Junkie loses himself in a hilarious rant against the media's tendency to slap "-Gate" on the end of anything that even resembles a scandal as if that somehow makes the pseudo-scandal more interesting. Interview: Valerie Plame (4min) We sit down with Valeria Plame and learn about how the government can use the media to destroy your life if you or your husband piss off the wrong people or dare to tell truth. Valerie Plame Wilson is a former CIA operative who in 2003 found herself the subject of a political storm when her covert identity was revealed in a syndicated newspaper column by Robert Novack. The longtime operations officer, who was involved in issues of counter-proliferation, became a central figure in a U.S. Justice Department investigation involving criminal exposure of covert government agents that eventually led to the prosecution and conviction of I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby. Born on Elmendorf Air Force base in Anchorage, Alaska, Plame's career in the CIA included extensive work in counter-proliferation operations, working to ensure that enemies of the United States could not threaten America with weapons of mass destruction. She holds a Bachelor's degree from Pennsylvania State University, and Master's degrees from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and the College of Europe in Bruges, Belgium. 144165 2008 IFC Media Project, The: Future of News, The DT DVD -R HQ 10640 Episode #6. 12-23-2008 News Media Analysis and Criticism. Host: Gideon Yago, an MTV News veteran at 30. This episode will involve a post election stunt, which will look at issues surrounding news and information on the Internet. Another installment of "The Media Encyclopedia," an animated "News Junkie," a video essay on George Saunders' book The Braindead Megaphone, and a feature interview with a well-known journalist will be included in this episode. 144166 2009 IFC Media Project, The: Government and the Media DT DVD -R HQ 11154 Episode #11. 5-31-2009 News Media Analysis and Criticism. Host: Gideon Yago, an MTV News veteran at 30. The IFC Media Project crew has been tracking the work of four journalists inside the White House press corps since President Obama's inauguration. Commentary from these journalists is weaved together to offer an intimate peek inside the White House press corps, including a portrait of how our nation's president directly relates with the media. This episode's mini-feature will take a lively look at the history, policy and trends that have affected just how transparent a look we get at our government in action. IFC's resident "News Junkie" offers up his Unified Conspiracy Theory on the subject of the Government and its control of the media. 144167 2008 IFC Media Project, The: Taboos DT DVD -R HQ 10551 Episode #1. 11-18-2008 News Media Analysis and Criticism. Host: Gideon Yago, an MTV News veteran at 30. This episode examines specific media obsessions as well as off-limit topics in news reporting. A look at news taboos -- the issues the media can’t figure out how to discuss and the ones they just can’t stop talking about. The News Loves Missing White Girls! (4min) In this mini-feature, we follow a media consultant who brought us nearly two years of Natalee Holloway coverage as he works a new missing girl story in the media. The Media Encyclopedia: Allegedly (2min) In our weekly look at the tricks and tropes of the news trade, we examine the media's use and abuse of the word "allegedly" – that magical word that allows a reporter to report anything, even if its demonstrably untrue. Israel: The Third Rail of American Journalism (10min) Israel and Middle-East expert Mark LeVine explores the evolution of his own Jewish identity by digging into the American media's coverage of Israel. Mark talks to pro-Israel lobbyists and other experts on the subject to find out how the media's failure to critically examine America's relationship with Israel affects our foreign policy and our international standing. News Junkie: Race in the News (2min) In our animated viral segment, we enter the paranoid world of our News Junkie. Holed up in his apartment, surrounded by a constant flow of news-information, the Junkie this week ponders the media's use of correspondents based on the color of their skin. Interview: Tucker Carlson (4min) We sit down with Tucker Carlson and explore the polarization of the television news and its devolution into one big shouting match. Carlson talks about his own political beliefs and the trouble he's gotten into by not being afraid to piss off liberals and conservatives alike. Tucker Swanson McNear Carlson is an American political news correspondent and commentator. Currently, Carlson is listed as MSNBC's Senior Campaign Correspondent, and appears regularly on Verdict with Dan Abrams as a panelist in political discussions. Carlson most recently served as host of the MSNBC program Tucker. Carlson joined MSNBC in February 2005 from CNN, where he was the youngest anchor in the history of the network. While with CNN, he hosted a number of shows and specials, including the network's political debate program, Crossfire. During the same period, Carlson also hosted a weekly public affairs program on PBS, Tucker Carlson: Unfiltered. As a magazine and newspaper journalist, Carlson has reported from around the world, most recently from Iraq and Lebanon. He has been a columnist for New York and Reader's Digest. He currently writes for Esquire, The Weekly Standard, The New Republic and The New York Times Magazine. 144168 2008 IFC Media Project, The: Unreliable Sources DT DVD -R HQ 10580 Episode #4. 12-9-2008 News Media Analysis and Criticism. Host: Gideon Yago, an MTV News veteran at 30. The first part of this episode critiques the press coverage of the looming economic crisis on Wall Street. The feature piece looks at how New York's three major daily papers failed to critically cover the Atlantic Yards project in Brooklyn, and is a case study in how big business controls the news. This episode looks at the people and outlets that provide us the news, and asks: Who are they? Why should we trust them? Wall Street (4min) New Zealander Tim Wilson struggles to understand the American financial market and collective madness that led us all to believe in it. Looking back at previous crises, Wilson demonstrates that the current collapse was entirely foreseeable for anyone who was looking – but, unfortunately, the folks who deliver the financial news are more cheerleaders than reporters. Who's Your Daddy (3min) As a show, we at the The IFC Media Project are always telling you about the forces and influences behind the news. But what about the force behind our own show? In 3 minutes of animated fun, we drop the dime on our corporate ownership and reveal just who pulls the strings that make this show happen. Atlantic Yards (10min) New York has three major daily papers all competing for readers, advertisers and power. This should lead to great coverage of major stories – but in the case of one story at least, it hasn't. Atlantic Yards is one of the biggest real estate developments in the city's history, yet the three papers have barely scratched the surface. In this piece we examine how government collusion with the developer and the developer's business ties to the paper have resulted in a half-told story that's failed to serve the public interest. News Junkie: TBD (2min) Our viral animated and news addled Junkie checks in with the latest installment of his hilarious paranoid rantings. Interview: The Yes Men (4min) The Yes Men have made a career (and a couple movies) out of fucking with corporate bad guys and the news media that cover them. Playing pranks on everyone from the big oil companies to the New York Times, The Yes Men use humor and subterfuge to attack greed, environmental destruction, and shitty news coverage. 144169 1999 Iggy Vile M.D. MT Reporter (Chris Humphrey). News Cameraman (Ben Good). 144170 2001 Ignition M News. News Anchor #1 (Joanna Piros). News Anchor #2 (Paul Carson). 144171 1953 Igor Cassini Show, The DT 1953-54 Columnist Igor Cassini (Cholly Knickerbocker) hosted celebrity-interview program 144172 1965 Ih, du forbarmende MF English Photographer (William Rosenberg) 144173 2000 Ihaka: Blunt Instrument M Newsreader (Ron Wilson). Parliamentary Reporter (Paul Mullins). 144174 2004 Ihmisen kokoinen katastrofi DF Finland Reporter Riitta Granath Reporter Mirja Pyykko. 144175 1993 Ihos tis siopis, O TF Greece Reporter Fanis (Spiros Sarafianos). 144176 2004 II - Charlie CB Gulf War Journal War Correspondent Scott “Journal” Neithammer and his Photographer Gajaba escape from the Iraqi army and join up with the Kuwaiti resistance. 144177 2004 Ika resuraa (aka Calamari Wrestler, The) MF Japan Sports Media. Reporters covering the match. They interview the squid, the wrestler’s opponent. The squid can talk. They ask, “Mr. Calamari, what kind of foods do you like?” The squid may be the reincarnation of a major wrestler. Newspapers and Magazines. All of Japan is buzzing about the pro wrestling match. Ringside Reporter. 144178 1997 Ikaw pala ang mahal ko MF Philippines Journalist 144179 1994 Ike and Abby: Until Death NM Whitney, Polly #1 Ike and Abby Mysteries TV News Director Abby Abagnarro and News Producer Ike Taggart work together in the control room at NTB Network's Morning Watch news show even though they are divorced. They discover Star Anchorwoman Connie Candela dead in her studio chair. She looks as alive as venerable, pretzel-mouthed co-anchor Noel Heavener. Why was her hairdo and make-up done perfectly and a note tied to her finger reading, "I'll be watching for you," the signature sign-off of her vengeful predecessor Hannah Van Stone. The two team up to clear Abby who doesn't have an alibi for the crucial 11-minute span during which the body could have been placed on the set. While the pair work around the NYPD to dig up dirt on their own, they become the next targets for murder. Nerve-gas canister attached to Abby's roller blades leads to evacuation of the NBT building. They are shot at and another canister of nerve gas is thrown onto the Staten Island Ferry. When a prominent anchorwoman is discovered dead, divorced investigators Abagnarro and Tygard are challenged to put their differences aside in other to catch a killer. 144180 1979 Ike: The War Years MT Journalist Lowell Thomas as himself. Press, News Media and Eisenhower 144181 2000 Iki-jigoku MF Japan Journalist 144182 1952 Ikiru MF Japan Newspaperman (Tomoo Nagai). 144183 1976 Ikiteiru gyokusai no shima MTF Interviewer (Nagisa Oshima) 144184 1976 Ikiteiru umi no bohyo DF Japan - Short Interviewer Nagisa Oshima. Narrator Mizuho Suzuki (Voice). 144185 2002 Ikke hore, ikke se… MF Denmark Short News Media. The Journalist (Kim Sonderholm Andersen). 144186 2003 Ilaria Alpi - Il Piu Crudele Dei Giorni MF Correspondent-Reporter Ilaria Alpi working for the Italian television channel RAI and her cameraman Miran Hrovatin were killed in an ambush in Mogadishu on March 20, 1994. Reconstructing the 30 days that led up to this real-life drama, this film follows up on the investigation of the journalist who was convinced that arms were being smuggled out of Italy under cover of humanitarian aid. Tribute to the two Italian correspondents in Somalia also honors the courage of all the men and women who seek truth on dangerous territory. 144187 0001 Iliad, The PO COPY Homer Heralds. Messengers. The Herald Idaios. Bellerophontes the blameless. Eume'des, Herald in Troy. Eury'bates is Herald for Agamemnon. Herald for Odysseus (the two are probably the same person). Idai'os. Herald of Priam. Kop'reus, Herald of Eurystheus. Talthy'bios, Herald of Agamemnon. Thoo'tes, Herald of Menestheus. 144188 1996 Ill Wind N Anderson, Kevin J. and Doug Beason Public Relations disaster. News Media. Supertanker has crashed off the shores of San Francisco producing the largest oil spill in history. Desperate to avert an ecological and public relations disaster, a multinational oil company releases an untested virus designed to break up the spill. The “oil-eating” microbe propagates through the air and spreads like wildfire on the wind destroying anything made of petroleum-destroying gasoline in automobile tanks, plastic, nylon, the very fabric of modern civilization itself. The devouring of most of the world’s long-chain polycarbons (gasoline, plastics, and so on) leads to a breakdown of communications and information-processing systems. 144189 1955 Illegal M News Vendor (Phil Arnold) 144190 2007 Illegal Aliens M Sci-Fi TV Anchorman (Tim Philbin). 144191 1949 Illegal Entry M News Shop Proprietor (Edward Clark) as an undercover agent. 144192 1988 Illegally Yours M Reporter #1 (Theresa Hassett). Reporter #2 (Richard Lavery). Reporter #3 (Robert J. Wedyck). 144193 2005 Illuminados por el fuego (aka Blessed By Fire M Journalist Esteban Leguizamon (Gaston Pauls) is informed that one of the men he served with 20 years ago in the 1982 war in the Falkland islands (the Malvinas) has attempted to commit suicide after suffering years of depression brought on by his experiences in the war. Esteban visits the comatose man at the hospital and in a series of extended flashbacks, revisits the scene of Argentina’s unwinnable war. 144194 1999 Illuminata M Theater Critic Bevalaqua (Christopher Walken) as smug theater critic. Journalist (David Cale). 144195 1969 Illumination Rounds SS GPL Herr, Michael In "Writing Under Fire: Stories of the Vietnam War." Writer-Narrator. Writer in Vietnam. Bob Stokes of Newsweek. Correspondents. 144196 1999 Illusion N Robertson, Denise TV Reporter Leigh Barnes is an ambitious TV journalist in London who claims to want children someday but not now. His girlfriend Rachel, a television floor manager, is pregnant and if she doesn't have an abortion, Barnes will probably leave her. Unable to talk to him or her family about her pregnancy, she turns to an old flame for advice. But before she can make a decision about the baby, she realizes she must find the army corporal who gave birth to her -- it seems her father had an affair and she was the result. She wants to know more about her past. As she searches for her missing mother, more revelations are in store for her. 144197 2003 Illusion M Interviewer (Gibson Frazier). 144198 2009 Illusion M News Media. Anchor #1 (Suzanne Stevens). Anchor #2 (Miriam C. Grant). A man wakes up from a coma to find he has a grandson and memories of a life he has not lived. 144199 2000 Illusions of Love NR King-Gamble, Marcia Reporter Skye Walker is back in her hometown of Mills Creek in Pennsylvania writing for the local newspaper after eight years in Paris. There she blossomed from ugly ducking into beautiful swan. Now she is a self-confident journalist and a very attractive woman, not the same woman who was stood up for the prom as a practical joke. One of her first big assignments is to interview an acclaimed black illusionist who has come back home for much needed rest amid rumors surrounding him involving a number of missing women who were associated with him. He's also the man who stood her upon prom night. He has little patience with journalists, especially beautiful young journalists. Walker is at first insulted he doesn't remember who she is, and when he does, he is embarrassed. 144200 2006 Illustration for New Yorker column, "The Current Cinema" -- Tobacco and Drugs: 'Thank You For Smoking.' A OWN News Media microphones surrounding Aaron Eckhart as Nick Naylor, a spokesman for the tobacco lobby. Microphones include "6." Five microphones held by hands. 144201 1960 Iloinen Linnanmaki MF Finland. News Media. Commercial Reporter (Tais Maki). Photographer (Jarno Hiilloskorpi). Joukahainen (Leo Peritti). The Shampoo Wars. Two competing hair care companies demonstrate their products on stage at a Helsinki amusement park using celebrities from television, the hottest new media of the early 1960s. 144202 0001 Ilsa, the Wicked Warden (aka Greta - Haus ohne Manner, Ilsa: Absolute Power M Adult Reporter Abbie Phillips (Tania Busselier) goes undercover as a patient at a clinic for sexually aberrant women in the jungles of Los Polomas, South America to find her sister. She discovers the clinic is used for torturing the inmates for political, sexual and exploitative purposes (the sadistic Ilsa makes films of the women's’ suffering and sells them). The reporter gets involved in whippings, burnings, rapes, electrocutions, suffocation, needle torture, shock treatment and cannibalism. She is forced to lick the lead prisoner’s butt clean after a bout of diarrhea. 144203 1990 Im Frühling singt zum letzten Mal die Lerche N Simmel, Johannes Mario Germany TV Journalist 144204 1988 Im Laboratoriium des Doktor von Trier: Zuruck zur Magie des Kinos DF Germany Interviewer Achim Forst. 144205 1965 Im Sommer des Hasen N Muschg, Adolf Switzerland Public Relations Practitioner 144206 1983 Im Zeichen des Kreuzes MF Journalist Kaiser (Gunnar Moller) 144207 1989 Im Zwielicht. Roman aus der Endzeit Österreichs 1938 N Heinz, Karl Hans Austria Journalist 144208 1975 Image and the Flesh, The N OWN - P Posner, Richard TV Newsman Jay Byron, young TV newsman who had raced to the top of the ratings with his sensational, on-the-spot stories of blood, sex and sadism. 144209 1998 Image of an Assassination: New Look at the Zapruder Film, A MT Life Magazine Editor (Richard Stolley-Himself). 144210 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 120 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty -- 1970s, The: Part One -- Investigative Reporter Returns, The. A 1970s Journalist Miscellany. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Investigative Reporter Returns: “All The President's Men,” “The Parallax View,” “The Lives of Jenny Dolan," Capricorn One,” “The Three Days of the Condor,” "The Odessa File," "City of Angels: The November Plan." “Futureworld,” “Kolchak: The Night Stalker,” “The Incredible Hulk.” 1970s Journalist Miscellany: “Ellery Queen,” “Between the Lines,” “Gibbsville: The Turning Point of Jim Malloy," "Mary White," "Jaws," "Mrs. Columbo," "The Tenth Month," “Shadow of the Hawk,” “Love Boat,” “The Girl From Petrovka.” “Young Winston,” “Apocalypse Now,” “Emanuelle Around the World,” “Barbara Broadcast.” “Mephisto Waltz.” 144211 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 114 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Fourteen -- 1950s, The: Part One -- Real Reporters. Crusaders. Flawed Journalists. Film and TV Excerpts include: Real Reporters: Montage of Real Reporters: "The Big Story," "Person to Person" with Edward R. Murrow, "Toast of the Town" and "The Ed Sullivan Show." Crusaders: "Big Town," "The Captive City," "The Sellout," "Turning Point," "The Naked Street," "The Harder They Fall." Flawed Journalists: "Hot Summer Night," "White the City Sleeps," "Come Fill the Cup," "The Tarnished Angels," "Headline Hunters," "Lonelyhearts," "Al Capone," "The Great Man," "A Face in the Crowd." 144212 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 102 Saltzman Composite Tape IJPC Class Two -- Front Page, The. Film Excerpts include: "The Front Page" (1932, 1974 versions intercut), "There Goes My Girl," "His Girl Friday," "Switching Channels." 144213 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 118 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Eighteen -- 1960s, The: Part One -- Real-Life and Fictional Television Heroes. Crusaders and Foreign Correspondents. Film and TV Excerpts include: Real-Life and Fictional Television Heroes: Walter Cronkite, “60 Minutes,” “Medium Cool. Crusaders: “Shock Corridor,” “Black Like Me,” Hawaii Five-0,” “Name of the Game,” “The Bedford Incident,” “The Day The Earth Caught Fire.” Foreign Correspondents: “The Green Berets,” “The Shoes of the Fisherman,” “Lawrence of Arabia,” “Anzio,” “Hogan Heroes,” “Quick Before It Melts,” “Boeing, Boeing." “The Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines,” “The Great Race,” “The Assassination Bureau” 144214 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 112 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twelve -- 1940s, The, Part Four: Investigative Reporters. A 1940s Journalist Miscellany. Film Excerpts include: Investigative Reporters: "Call Northside 777," "Babies for Sale," "I Was Framed," "Johnny Come Lately," "Keeper of the Flame," "Gentleman's Agreement," "All the King's Men." 1940s Journalist Miscellany: "The Stranger on the Third Floor," "Escape from Crime," "Design for Scandal," "Lost Angel," "State Fair," "My Sister Eileen," "The Falcon Takes Over," "The Smiling Ghost," "Follow Me Quietly." "The Green Hornet Strikes Back." Race Films: "Mystery in Swing." 144215 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 119 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Nineteen -- 1960s, The: Part Two -- Reporter as Observer, The. The Columnist. The Magazine Editor. The Critic. A 1960 Reporter Miscellany. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Reporter as Observer: “Elmer Gantry,” “Inherit the Wind,” “The Hoodlum Priest,” “In Cold Blood.” The Columnist: “La Dolce Vita,” “The Legend of Lylah Clare,” “A New Kind of Love.” The Magazine Editor: “Sex and the Single Girl,” “What’s New Pussycat?” “The Love God?” The Critic: “Critic's Choice,” “Please Don't Eat the Daisies.” 1960 Reporter Miscellany, A: “The Odd Couple,” Reporters from “Best Man” “The Detective” “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” “Mary Poppins” “Ernest Hemingway – Adventures of a Young Man” “Gaily, Gaily,” “Gallagher,” “The Ghost and Mr. Chicken,” “The Man Who Shot Liberty Vance,” “Cimarron,” “Twilight Zone: The Printer’s Devil,” “Green Hornet,” “Kraft Music Hall: Alan King Stops the Presses.” 144216 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 121 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-One -- 1970s, The: Part Two -- Broadcast Journalist, The. Hostile Critics. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Broadcast Journalist: “Network,” “The China Syndrome,” “The Electric Horseman,” “Act of Violence,” “First You Cry,” “Cold Turkey,” “Bananas." “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” “Lou Grant,” “WKRP in Cincinnati,” “Hindenburg.” “M*A*S*H.” Critics: “The Odd Couple,” “Theatre of Blood.” 144217 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 122 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Two -- 1970s and 1980s, The -- Anonymous Journalist as Villain, The. Superhero Journalists: Clark Kent and the Daily Planet. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Anonymous Journalist as Villain: Montage of Media: “Preppie Murders,” “Winning to Kill,” “Roxanne,” “Death Wish,” “While Justice Sleeps,” “The Palermo Connection,” “The Accused,” “Cry in the Dark,” “Legal Eagles." “The Fugitive,” “L.A. Law,” “Murder One,” “Amy Fisher Story,” “Protocol,” “Ricochet.” “King Kong,” “Miami Vice,” "Die Hard," Die Hard II, "The Lost Honor of Kathryn Beck," "Assassination," "Perry Mason," "The Rockford Files," "Spencer: For Hire," "CHiPs." “Highway to Heaven,” “Hunter,” “Barnaby Jones,” “Magnum P.I., “ “The Dead Pool.” Superhero Journalists include: 1940 Superman cartoons, Superman movie serials, “Adventures of Superman: The Television Program,” "Superman: The Movie," "Superman II and III" "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace," "Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman," "The Adventures of Superman Saturday Morning Cartoons," "The New Batman and Superman Adventures," "Batman," "Spider-Man," Spider-Man Cartoons. 144218 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 125 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Five -- 1980s, The: Part Three -- Foreign Correspondents. Photojournalists. Foreign Journalists. Famous Journalists. Film and TV Excerpts include: Foreign Correspondents: “The Killing Fields,” “The Year of Living Dangerously,” “Highway to Heaven: The Correspondent,” “The A-Team,” “Last Plane Out.” Photojournalists: “Under Fire,” “Salvador,” “China Beach,” “Love is Forever,” “Violets are Blue,” “Margaret Burke-White,” “Gandhi.” Foreign Journalists: “Scoop,” “Cry Freedom,” “A World Apart.” Famous Journalists: “Reds,” “The Hearst and Davies Affair,” “Old Gringo.” 144219 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 126 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Six -- 1980s, The: Part Four -- Magazine Journalists, Victims, Murderers and Scandalmongers Film and TV Excerpts include: Magazine Journalists: “Perfect,” “Eddie and the Cruisers,” “Where the Buffalo Roam,” “Simon and Simon: The Third Eye,” “A Bunny’s Tale,” “Her Life as a Man,” “I was a Mail Order Bride." “Waitress,” “Crocodile Dundee,” “The Big Chill,” “Lace,” “Anything But Love,” “Anatomy of an Illness,” “The Island,” “Street Smart.” Murderers and Scandalmongers: “Call Me,” “Jagged Edge,” “A Whisper Kills,” “Murder She Wrote: Letters to Loretta,” “Matlock: The Ex,” “Matlock: The Tabloid,” “The Clairvoyant,” “Scandal Sheet.” 144220 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 109 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Nine -- 1940s, The, Part One -- The War Correspondent Film Excerpts include: "Foreign Correspondent," "Blood on the Sun," "Somewhere I'll Find You," "Arise My Love," "Confirm or Deny," "Guadalcanal Diary," "Berlin Correspondent," "Once Upon a Honeymoon," "Action in Arabia," "Journey for Margaret." "Comrade X," "Guest Wife," "Affectionately Yours," "Three Hearts for Julia," "Sing Your Way Home," "They Got Me Covered," "Jack London." 144221 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 104 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Four -- Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The,. Part Two -- 1930s, The -- Sob Sister, The. Film Excerpts include: "Doctor X," "Behind the Headlines," "Clear All Wires," "Blessed Event," "Love Is a Racket," "Broadway Melody of 1936," "Love Is a Headache," "Star of Midnight," "Is My Face Red?" "Torchy Blane: Playing With Dynamite," "Nancy Drew Reporter," "Conspiracy." 144222 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 115 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Fifteen -- 1950s, The: Part Two -- Reporters as Scoundrels. Film Excerpts include: “Ace in the Hole,” “The Underworld Story,” “The Last Hurrah,” “I Want to Live!,” “Sweet Smell of Success,” “The Big Knife,” “All About Eve,” “Washington Story,” “Slander,” “Scandal Sheet.” 144223 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 103 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Three -- The Beginnings -- 1890 to 1930s. Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part One -- Reporter as Hero, The: Crime-Buster, The and the Crusader. The Reporter and Alcohol. Pre-1930 Film Excerpts include "Making a Living," "The Lost World," "Man, Woman and Sin," "It," "The Cameraman." 1930 Film Excerpts include The Crime-Buster: "Twelve Crowded Hours," "I Cover the Waterfront," "The Crime Ring," "Dance, Fools, Dance," "The Roadhouse Murder," "The Picture Snatcher." The Crusader: "The Secret Six," "Special Agent," "Blackwell's Island," "Each Dawn I Die," "Bullets or Ballots," "Grand Jury," "Tell No Lies." The Reporter and Alcohol: "Friends of Mr. Sweeney," Montage of The Reporter and Alcohol, "The Sisters." 144224 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 105 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Five -- Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part Three -- 1930s, The -- Reporter as Villain, The: Power-Hungry Gossip Columnists. Film Excerpts include: "Doctor X," "Behind the Headlines," "Clear All Wires," "Blessed Event," "Love Is a Racket," "Broadway Melody of 1936," "Love Is a Headache," "Star of Midnight," "Is My Face Red?" 144225 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 106 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Six -- Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part Four -- 1930s, The -- Reporter as Villain, The: Scandalmongers. Film Excerpts include: "Libeled Lady," "Back in Circulation," "Nothing Sacred," "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," "Women Men Marry," "Murder Man," "The Finger Points." Charlie Chan montage including "Charlie Chan on Broadway," "Charlie Chan at the Olympics," "Charlie Chan at the Opera," "Charlie Chan at Treasure Island," "Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum." 144226 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 108 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Eight -- Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part Six -- 1930s, The -- Advice-to-the-Lovelorn and other Columnists, Real and Imaginary. Foreign Correspondents. Newsreel Cameramen. Western Editors. Film Excerpts include: Columnists: "Hollywood Hotel," "Roberta," "Off the Record," "Hi Nellie!" "Love Is on the Air," "Forbidden." Foreign Correspondents: "Stanley and Livingstone," "Viva Villa!" "Next Time We Love," "Paris Interlude," "Strangers May Kiss," "Espionage," "Everything Happens at Night," "Love on the Run." Newsreel Cameramen: "Too Hot to Handle," "Headline Shooters." Western Editors: "Cimarron" (The 1930 Version). 144227 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 111 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Eleven -- 1940s, The: Part Three -- Citizen Kane and the Newspaper Film. Evil Publishers. Newspaper Columnists and Villains. Comic Journalists. Film Excerpts include: Publishers and Columnists: "Citizen Kane," "State of the Union," "Meet John Doe," "Unholy Partners," "The Big Clock," "The Fountainhead," "Laura." Comic Journalists: "Fighting Fools" (Bowery Boys), "Spook Louder," and "Crash Goes the Hash," (Three Stooges), "Our Gang: Going to Press." 144228 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 127 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Seven -- 1980s, The: Part Five -- Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror, Sports Reporters Film and TV Excerpts include: Sci-Fi: “Wrong is Right,” “Special Bulletin,” Deadline,” “Blue Thunder,” “Robocop,” “Max Headroom.” “V.” Fantasy and Horror: “Chances Are,” “Revenge of the Stepford Wives,” “Psycho III,” “Monsters,” “Amityville: The Demon,” “Mom,” “Strange Invaders,” “The Fly,” “Godzilla 1985,” “Transylvania 6-5000,” “The Howling,” “The Great Muppet Caper.” Sports Reporters: “The Natural,” “Eight Men Out,” “Fever Pitch,” “Gulag.” 144229 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 110 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Ten -- 1940s, The, Part Two -- Cartoons and Media. Popular Journalists. Western Journalists. Film Excerpts include: Cartoons and Media. Popular Journalists: "Behind the News," "Sued for Libel," "The House Across the Street," "Nine Lives Are Not Enough," "A Shot in the Dark," "Shadow of the Thin Man," "Roxie Hart," "Easy to Wed." "Christmas in Connecticut," "The Philadelphia Story," "Magic Town," "June Bride," "Woman of the Year." Western Journalists: "Sundown Kid," "Don't Fence Me In," "Santa Fe Saddlemates," "Zorro's Black Whip," "Return of Frank James, The," "Dodge City," "Fort Worth," "Blazing Trail." 144230 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 116 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Sixteen -- 1950s, The: Part Three -- A 1950s Journalist Miscellany. Western Female Journalists. Singing Reporters. Film and TV Excerpts include: "-30-," "Teacher's Pet," "It Happens Every Thursday," "It Happened to Jane," "Designing Woman," "Born Yesterday," "Half a Hero," "Miracle in Rain," "Trent's Last Case," "Screaming Mimi," "To Please a Lady," "Flesh and Fury." Western Female Journalists: "Texas Lady," "Lone Star." Singing Reporters: "My Sister Eileen," "You Can't Run Away From It," "High Society," "The Philadelphia Story." 144231 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 101 Saltzman Composite Tape IJPC Class One -- Introduction -- Pre-Film Background and the Image of the Journalist Film Excerpts include: "Five-Star Final," "Deadline U.S.A.," "A Dispatch From Reuters." 144232 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 124 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Four -- 1980s, The: Part Two -- Television Journalists. Film and TV Excerpts include: “Broadcast News,” “News at Eleven,” “Reckless Disregard,” “Murrow,” “Tanner,” “Born on the Fourth of July, “Roseanne,” “The Bill Cosby Show,” “Who’s the Boss?,” “Simon and Simon,” “Eyewitness.” “Stillwatch,” “The Seduction,” “Eyes of a Stranger,” “A Stranger is Watching,” “Visiting Hours,” “Year of the Dragon.” “Hunter: Overnight Sensation,” “Simon and Simon,” “Keeping Track,” “Money, Power, Murder.” 144233 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 117 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Seventeen -- 1950s, The: Part Four -- The Reporter in Science Fiction. Foreign Correspondents. An Old-Fashioned Reporter. Historical Journalism. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Reporter in Science Fiction: "Red Planet Mars," "War of the Colossal Beast," "The Day the Earth Stood Still," "The Thing From Another World," "The Man From Planet X," "The Gamma People," "Island of Lost Women." "The Land Unknown," "Godzilla, King of the Monsters," "The Deadly Mantis," "Tarantula," "Francis Covers the Big Town." Foreign Correspondents: "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing," "Another Time, Another Place," "The Last Time I Saw Paris," "Never Let Me Go," "Roman Holiday," "Little Boy Lost," "Here Comes the Groom." Old-Fashioned Reporter: "Living It Up." Historical Journalists: "Without Fear or Favor," "Park Row." 144234 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 107 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Seven: Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part Five -- 1930s, The -- Battle of the Sexes, The. Film Excerpts include: "It Happened One Night," "After Office Hours," "The Mad Miss Manton," "Golden Arrow," "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town," "The Gilded Lily," "Four's a Crowd," "My Dear Miss Aldrich," "Platinum Blonde," "Gold Diggers of 1933." "Gold Diggers of 1935," "Betty Boop's Rise to Fame." 144235 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 128 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Eight -- Murphy Brown And Other Broadcast Journalists. A 1980s Journalist Miscellany. Film and TV Excerpts include: Broadcast Journalists: “Murphy Brown,” “Coach,” “Quantum Leap,” “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,” “Gas,” “Worth Winning.” 1980 Journalist Miscellany: “High Stakes,” “Perfect Strangers,” “A Emerald Tear,” “Eight is Enough.” 144236 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 103 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Three -- The Beginnings -- 1890 to 1930s. Golden Age of the Newspaper Film, The. Part One -- Reporter as Hero, The: Crime-Buster, The and the Crusader. The Reporter and Alcohol. Pre-1930 Film Excerpts include "Making a Living," "The Lost World," "Man, Woman and Sin," "It," "The Cameraman." 1930 Film Excerpts include The Crime-Buster: "Twelve Crowded Hours," "I Cover the Waterfront," "The Crime Ring," "Dance, Fools, Dance," "The Roadhouse Murder," "The Picture Snatcher." The Crusader: "The Secret Six," "Special Agent," "Blackwell's Island," "Each Dawn I Die," "Bullets or Ballots," "Grand Jury," "Tell No Lies." The Reporter and Alcohol: "Friends of Mr. Sweeney," Montage of The Reporter and Alcohol, "The Sisters." 144237 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 129 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Nine -- Into the 1990s -- Final Discussion and Summary Film and TV Excerpts include: "Heat Wave" and "The Image." 144238 1999 Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture D IJPC 123 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Three -- 1980s, The: Part One -- Tough Reporters. Columnists Film and TV Excerpts include: Tough Reporters: “Absence of Malice,” Word of Honor” “The Mean Season,” “Messenger of Death,” “Fletch,” “Fletch Lives,” “Power,” “Flash of Green,” “Hunter: The Incident.” Columnists: “City in Fear,” “Night Heat,” “Highway to Heaven: Bassinger’s New York,” “Malice in Wonderland,” “The Gossip Columnist,” “Night Court: Advice Columnists,” “Growing Pains,” “Take My Daughters, Please,” “Heartburn,” “Warm Hearts, Cold Feet,” “A Good Sport,” “Continental Divide.” 144239 1999 Image of the Journalist In Popular Culture Introduction D IJPC 101 Saltzman Composite Tape IJPC Class One -- Introduction -- Pre-Film Background and the Image of the Journalist Film Excerpts include: "Five-Star Final," "Deadline U.S.A.," "A Dispatch From Reuters." 144240 1990 Image, The MT SVDSP 580. SVD 566. B 34 Rehak, Brian (Teleplay) TV Correspondent Jason Cromwell (Albert Finney), main correspondent on hit TV newsmagazine show, "Here and Now." Irv Mickelson (John Mahoney), producer and buddy of Cromwell, who is killed trying to correct a false story. News division president Frank Goodrich (Spalding Gray) offers Cromwell opportunity to do "The Cromwell Report." Marcie Guilford (Kathy Baker), director of research. Joanne Winslow-Darvish (Swoosie Kurtz), hard-driving producer. Malcolm Dundee (Brett Cullen), charming reporter scrambling up corporate ladder. Cromwell focuses on his own ethics after the subject of one of his reports commits suicide. Reporter (Kenneth Livingston Taylor). Wrap-up indicates the show has become "judge, jury and executioner for those we choose to investigate." "This thing, this box you're watching me on, it's just an appliance, really. But unlike any other in your home or in history." "It can bring laughter and learning. But sometimes it can move so fast that the commitment to truth can be compromised in the race for the ratings. We have to be sure that the truth, the whole truth, will always be part of our process." Standing ovation. 144241 1986 Imagemaker, The M SV 89 Goldberg, Dick, Hal Weiner (Screenplay) TV Reporter Molly Grainger (Anne Twomey) helps News Media junkie Roger Blackwell (Michael Nouri) a former professional News Media consultant who thinks Grainger got him fired. Blackwell has a tape that could bring down the present administration. Grainger is hoping to get back into serious news and Blackwell tells her that the expose he has in mind is "just the sort of thing that could help a girl get an anchor desk." Gossip Columnist (Diana McLellan). Blackwell is under surveillance and the reporter is recruited by the organization spying on him. Her boss wants her to get the goods on Blackwell. A mysterious man tells her that if she destroys Blackwell's credibility, she'll get the anchor position. Blackwell finds out the reporter has secretly been recording their conversation and forces her to strip at gunpoint. His secret audio tape reveals the president made a deal with drug dealers. He reveals the tape is a fake. "It's as much a hoax as the dozens of stories that find their way into the media, only to be retracted and forgotten, except, of course, by the people whose lives are ruined by them." He then shoots himself on the air. Fake shooting and he escapes. 144242 1986 Images N OWN - P Polk, Cara Saylor TV Newswoman. Marlene Williams, 41, has spent 20 years as a television journalist and is now a nationally renowned network anchorwoman. Visit from her old flame causes her to recall their ill-fated romance which ended when Marlena chose career over marriage. Series of increasingly important jobs and romantic involvements with famous men took her to the top. Now that she's successful, does she really want Roger back? Gossip Columnist (Diana McLellan) 144243 2000 Images of Ecstasy N Bussey, Loure Weinberg List Journalist 144244 1982 Images of Love NR OWN - P Kirk, Alexandra Photographer Melody Adamson, a young freelance photographer working with Brad Wainwright, famous travel writer. Lesley MacDonald, a stunning network newswoman 144245 2009 Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, The M Journalist (Carrie Genzel). Traveling theater company gives it audiences much more than they were expecting. Doctor Parnassus and his extraordinary “Imaginarium,” a traveling show where members of the audience get an irresistible opportunity to choose between light and joy or darkness and gloom. Dr. Parnassus can guide the imaginations of others. Long ago, Dr. Parnassus made a bet with the devil, Mr. Nick, for immortality. Things go from bad to worse. 144246 2006 Imaginary Friend M Newscaster (Nin Yoana - Voice). 144247 2006 Imagine M News Media. News Reporter (Kim Skipper). Young woman has horrific premonitions of people close to her being killed. 144248 1996 Imagine Love N Stone, Katherine War Correspondent Lady Sarah Pembroke in London is being stalked by a serial killer from the United States. Pembroke is not only a world-famous war correspondent but a lonely, bourbon-drinking "ice queen" now being threatened by a serial killer. An FBI consultant to Scotland Yard tracking the killer shadows her every move determined not to lose the woman he's falling in love with to a lunatic. As a young woman, she was kidnapped and raped, then gave birth to a baby girl she believed was born dead. In truth, the infant was secretly switched with the dead child. 144249 2009 Imagine That M News Media. Newscaster-Reporter (Kent Shocknek). Financial Reporter (Robb Derringer). Sportscaster (Jabari Simba). Financial executive who can’t stop his career downspiral is invited into his daughter’s imaginary world where solutions to his problems await. 144250 1988 Imagine: John Lennon DT New York Times Reporter Gloria Emerson (Herself). Beatles' Publicist Derek Taylor (Himself). 144251 1987 Imagining Argentina N OWN - H Thornton, Lawrence Journalist Cecilia Rueda is abducted because she is an outspoken critic of the military rule in Argentina. She is one of thousands of prisoners tortured and murdered by a regime who denies their existence. The time is the late 1970s. After he disappearance, her playwright husband suddenly finds himself with the power to "see" people who are abducted and obliterated, but not his wife's fate. He is driven to near madness. 144252 1925 Imbecile, The P MLPL Pirandello, L. Index-One Act, 1924-31 Press 144253 1959 Imitation of Life M VHS 1253 Turner Photographer (Lee Goodman) 144254 2006 Immaculate Misconception, The M News Media. News Reporter (Traci Hovel). News Cameraman (Michael Weber). 144255 1941 Immeer nur Du MF Germany Reporter bei der Generalprobe (Walter Schramm-Duncker). 144256 1994 Immer im Einsatz - Die Notarztin: Hochspannung TF Episode #4. Journalist (Pierere Franckh). 144257 1985 Immigrant's Daughter, The N OWN - H - P Fast, Howard Journalist Barbara Lavette, now in her 60s, once a foreign correspondent. 144258 2008 Immortal N Clem, Bill Investigative Reporter Marty Branigan gives some information to a doctor about a modern state-of-the-art medical facility in Phoenix, Arizona he has just joined. The doctor made the move not just to work alongside a renowned physician known for his remarkable results in neurosurgery, but also because his wife and unborn child died recently of a devastating disease. A week into his new position, the doctor is accused of administering the wrong medication during surgery, resulting in the patient’s death. As things unravel for the doctor, he begins to suspect something else behind all his bad luck and with the help of the reporter he delves deeper into the history of the research center. Soon they discover that the center is affiliated with a controversial organization that promises immortality through cryonic suspension. But by the time the pair learn the truth about the center and its seemingly groundbreaking cures, they run afoul of an even more sinister group, a secret cabal with an enigmatic director who will stop at nothing to succeed -- even murder. 144259 1960 Immortal Piano, The T Armstrong Circle Theatre -12-21-60 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 144260 1943 Immortal Sergeant, The M Brophy, John (Novel). Lamar Trotti (Screenplay). Ness Book. Fonda. War Correspondent and Radio Broadcaster Benedict (Reginald Gardiner) was involved in romantic triangle with Reporter Colin Spence (Henry Fonda) and a woman. Reporters once worked for same paper. Spence, now in Libya, decides to join the military after seeing newsreel in which friend is shown being herded along with other Frenchmen by German soldiers. When their sergeant commits suicide, Spence has to take over leadership of a group of soldiers. He earns distinguished conduct medal and is told war correspondent wishes to interview him. The correspondent turns out to be Benedict and Spence tells him he will give him his story if he finds a way to cable woman telling her he wants to marry her. 144261 2000 Immortal, The: Not So Dead T Episode #4. 10-28-2000 News Media. Reporter (Jilena Cori). 144262 2006 Immortally Yours M Reporter (Kiri Stevens). 144263 2003 Immortels, Les M Canadian French Reporter tele (Mireille Darveau). 144264 2009 Imola N Satterlie, Richard Investigative Reporter Jason Powers is involved with Agnes Hahn who after witnessing the horrific murder of her twin sister Lilin, developed a multiple personality disorder in the form of her dead sibling. She was admitted to the Napa State Mental Institution, simply known as “Imola” to its residents. By controlling her sister’s body, Lilin escapes from the Institution and begins a killing spree throughout northern California. Calling on the lessons learned in her therapy sessions and with the support of Reporter Powers, Agnes begins to challenge her maniacal sister. Wrestling with the secrets of her dark past and her persistent inner demon, Agnes finds herself in the ultimate battle to regain her life. 144265 1989 Imorron och imorron och imorron MF Journalist, Retired (Per Francke). 144266 2003 Imortais, Os MF TV Reporter (Ricardo Pereira). TV Journalist (Patricia Adao Marques). 144267 1974 Imouto MF Photographer (Kamatari Fujiwara). 144268 1996 Imp, The (Yip Yuk Chui Gik Dong Ngon Ji Che) MF Female Reporter. Fellow passengers killed. 144269 1966 Imp'probale Mr. Wee Gee, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 144270 1963 Impact M Great Britain Crime Reporter Jack Moir (Conrad Phillips) of the Evening Record is framed by crooked nightclub owner while trying to expose a crime syndicate. In prison, he plans his revenge against the mobsters who set him up. Moir has running battles with his news editor Bill McKenzie. 144271 2005 Impact: Stories of Survival: Photographer Electrocuted DT DVD -R HQ 2911 Episode. 2-28-2005 News Cameraman raises his antenna into a power line. 144272 1997 Impasse N Logan, Laurel Aspiring Broadcast News Anchor Esther Branson rises to the top but she takes on a grave pallor when she begins to take a deeper look at the stories she uncovers every day. Her fiancé, a high-powered executive who has helped to fashion Esther's career, is convinced that her only goal should be to report the news. Branson and a local schoolteacher under fire, are forced to make extraordinary decisions even though the outcome is shadowed in controversy. Will they choose to stand for truth? Or be swept away in the tide of compromise? Schoolteacher is under attack for suggesting an alternative theory to evolution. When school board rules he has violated his contract by espousing creation science rather than textbook data, he must decide whether to resign or be thrust into a court case. 144273 1912 Impeachment of President Israels, The N Copley, Frank Barkley Press. Jingoistic newspapers want the president to declare war on Germany. Impeached, but maintains position. 144274 2010 Imperfectionists, The N Rachman, Tom Newspaper Staff of an English-language International Newspaper in Rome. Hapless copyeditors, stringers and executives. Newspaper was founded in Rome in 1950s, a product of passion and a multi-millionaire’s fancy. More than 50 years, its eccentricities earned a place in readers hearts around the globe. But now, circulation is down, the paper lacks a website and the future looks bleak. Still, those involved in the publication seem to barely notice. The obituary writer is too busy avoiding work. The editor-in-chief is pondering sleeping with an old flame. The obsessive reader is intent on finishing every old edition, leaving her trapped in the past. And the dog-crazy publisher seems less interested in his struggling newspaper than in his magnificent basset hound, Schopenhauer. Eleven unusual and endearing journalists who depend on the paper. Often at odds, they are united when the focus of their lives begins to fall apart. Funny and moving, the novel is about endings the end of life, the end of sexual desire, the end of the era of newspapers and about what might rise afterward. 144275 2005 Imperial Conspiracy, The N Moore, Donald G. American Journalist Matt Davis obtains an ancient artifact from a previously unknown archeological site that threatens to contradict a basic tenet of Japanese history. Successful industrialist sets in motion a series of deadly events in an attempt to keep the artifact's secret from ever being revealed. 144276 1985 Impersonal Attractions NM MLPL Shankman, Sarah Crime Reporter Sarah works for a local newspaper and together with her best friend, writer Annie Tannenbaum investigate an unfrocked KKKlansman who mutilates, murders and then rapes women in San Francisco. Both are foxy, 30-ish writers. Annie collects data from personal ads for her literary debut, Meeting Cute. Together they spend quantities of time in their search for dream lovers or in gourmandizing and occasional sex. Numbing trivia about food, women's taste in clothes, home furnishings, city's funky diversions interest them along with the grim details of the fiend's atrocities. 144277 1992 Impolite M Canada Reporter Jack Yeats (Robert Wisden) is down and out and takes a job as an obit writer. He investigates an anonymous tip that a famous industrialist is dead leading him into an investigation. 144278 1936 Important News M 10 minute Short Film Editor of local newspaper turns out to be top journalist. 144279 1922 Impossible Mrs. Bellew, The M AFI-Authors Writer 144280 1968 Impossible Years, The M AFI-Authors Writer 144281 1926 Imposter, The M Adamson, Ewart (Story-Scenario) Ness Book Reporter Bruce Gordon (James Morrison) trails a woman because she is a member of a gang of jewel thieves and he wants to reform her. She's actually trying to recover a valuable piece of jewelry stolen from her brother. Woman has even resorted to posing as a prostitute to infiltrate the gang. Reporter rescues her when the villain locks her in a cellar and she nearly suffocates after breaking a gas pipe trying to escape. After the complications are straightened out, the reporter proposes to the woman. 144282 2002 Impostor M News Media. Reporter (Melinda Renna). Local Newscaster (Una Damon). Newscaster (Rosalind Chao). Newscaster (Erica Gimpel). Newscaster #2 (Arly Jover). Newscaster #3 (Burt Bulos) 144283 1986 Impostors N OWN - H Higgins, George Vincent TV Anchorman Joe Logan, honest and likeable TV anchorman. Mark Baldwin, chief executive of a Boston Communications conglomerate. 144284 2005 Improbable Fiction P Ayekbourn, Alan Journalist Vivvi is indiscriminately developing a thriller series involving a 1930s detective and his hapless sidekick in the Pendon Writers’ Circle where six authors are in search of characters, plot, anything to overcome writer’s block and stimulate inspiration. A spiteful lesbian farmer is bogged down in researching her historical romance. A “sci-fi” scribbler is circling in his own space, oblivious to his malapropisms. A painfully shy housewife has pictures but no words for her novel. And the gruff retired teacher who hates children is stuck mid-lyric on his latest musical. The chairman suggests they collaborate. 144285 1971 Improbable Fiction, An N MLPL Woods, Sara Columnist Lynn Edison, works for the Courier, used to do a weekly commentary for the Wessex television network. 144286 1991 Impromptu M Editor (Ian Marshal de Garnier) 144287 2009 Imps*: Sale on Professional Men M Newscaster (Squire Fridell). 144288 1993 Impulse NM Weaver, Michael Columnist Paul Garret is shot twice in the head trying to save his wife from rape and murder. He survives. 144289 1990 Impulse NR OWN - H Coulter, Catherine Newspaperwoman Rafaella Holland must regretfully put her newspaper career on hold while her mother is in a coma. TV Reporter (Wendy Gordon). 144290 1990 Impulse M News Media. TV Reporter (Wendy Gordon). TV Anchorman (Jerry Dunphy - Himself). 144291 1998 Impulsive NR Hart, Catherine Freelance Journalist Jessica Myers accidentally meets the NFL's Columbus Knights' quarterback when he rescues her from an embarrassing predicament. Myers is a spirited freelance journalist who has just caught her biggest break: a feature story on the NFL expansion team, the Columbia Knights. She figures the perfect place to start is by hiding out in the team locker room -- until she finds herself trapped inside a jammed locker and running out of air. Now Jessica has no choice but to reveal her embarrassing predicament to the dazzling Knights’ quarterback, Tyler James, who mistakes her for some whacked-out groupie. Quarterback Ty must pretend to be this outspoken woman's boyfriend in order for her to get close to the other players. Now the attraction between the feisty reporter and the ultimate player is too hot to ignore. Ty had enough on his mind worrying about taking the Knights to the playoffs. But then management orders him to pose as the headstrong reporter’s lover so that his fellow players will open up to her during interviews. Ty is absolutely furious. Instead of chasing adoring cheerleaders, he’s being sidelined by this nosy woman who had the audacity to trespass on sacred team ground and has a knack for putting her two cents in where it doesn’t belong. Now, in close quarters, the inescapable attraction between the feisty reporter and the ultimate player is too hot for either to ignore. And soon, the pair discovers they are in desperate danger of losing a game where no rules apply -- the game of hearts. 144292 1998 Imus in the Morning on MSNBC DT Host Don Imus. Traffic Reporter for WFAN (Lori McNichol). News Announcer-Co-Host (Charles McCord). 144293 1997 In & Out M DVD -R HQ 2940, 2941. L Tabloid TV Reporter Peter Malloy (Tom Selleck), an openly gay reporter arrives in a small town in Indiana to cover the story of a high school teacher whose life changes overnight when a former student "outs" him in his Academy Award acceptance speech. Malloy suspects the teacher is in denial. The news media circus begins as the teacher tries to keep his life from falling apart by protesting that he is not gay. Classroom Reporter (Lisa Emery). Talk Show Host Jay Leno (Himself). School Reporters (Bruce Bennetts, Tracy Appleton, Laura Caulfield, Ross de Marco, Grace DeSena, Joanne DiMauro, Dinah Gravel, Tony Jones, Jim Taylor McNickle, Ronald Rand, Mimi Stuart, Maria Sucharetza). Cameraman (Danny Canton). Wedding Photographer (Peter Barmonde). 144294 1997 In & Out (aka In and Out) M DVD -R HQ 2940, 2941. L. Tabloid TV Reporter Peter Malloy (Tom Selleck), an openly gay reporter arrives in a small town in Indiana to cover the story of a high school teacher whose life changes overnight when a former student ""outs"" him in his Academy Award acceptance speech." Malloy suspects the teacher is in denial. The news media circus begins as the teacher tries to keep his life from falling apart by protesting that he is not gay. Classroom Reporter (Lisa Emery). Talk Show Host Jay Leno (Himself). School Reporters (Bruce Bennetts, Tracy Appleton, Laura Caulfield, Ross de Marco, Grace DeSena, Joanne DiMauro, Dinah Gravel, Tony Jones, Jim Taylor McNickle, Ronald Rand, Mimi Stuart, Maria Sucharetza). Cameraman (Danny Canton). Wedding Photographer (Peter Barmonde). 144295 1985 In a Certain Light N Browstein, Karen Columnist Jenny Roo is a hard-hitting, talented feature writer. 144296 1976 In a Class by Herself N Crawford, Linda Reporter Evelyn Girard, a 27-year-old attractive and successful newspaper reporter and interviewer goes on a path of degradation, violence, sexual encounters with men who humiliate and brutalize her. This is the story of a year in her life and the life of her female lover, Regina. Both are alcoholics and pill-poppers. 1970s. 144297 1966 In a Glass Darkly NM GPL Caird, Janet Reporter Margaret McLean, on assignment for her Edinburgh paper, saw murder in a green garden in Iverbane. No one believed she had seen the murder. 144298 2001 In a Heartbeat T SVD 1161 Newspaper. Picture of Jamie rescuing a boy from a burning building appears in newspaper 144299 1986 In a Pig's Eye NJ Wolkoff, Judie (Jenny Rutherford, illustrator) School Newspaper. Fourth-graders and best friends, Maisie Blumm and Glenda Jax, fight and edit their own newspaper 144300 1912 In Accordance With the Evidence N Onions, Oliver Press 144301 1958 In Akiko's Room SS USC Yoshiyuki, Junnosuke In "Contemporary Japanese Literature: Anthology of Fiction, Film, and Other Writing since 1945, An." Reporter-Narrator on a scandal magazine. Assignment to interview wife of a cabinet minister who disliked reporters. 144302 1968 In All Walks of Life N USC Lawrence, Josephine Feature Writer-Narrator married, no children, competent, professional, careful reporter. "All departments are headed by men, of course, but there are at least four girls on the City staff, six or seven in Society, and 'too damn many' a man's quote (Born) Men make the decisions "because there are more men, they have a majority and they got more money" Women are something of an innovation in newspaper world. (Born) Nixie Dison and Daphne Dent on the Hanover Daily Speaker. 144303 1935 In An Editor's Office P MLPL Novotny, Louise Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 144304 2006 In Between M Canada News Reporter (Papastathi Patricia). 144305 1991 In Broad Daylight MT Newscaster (Ron Birk). 144306 1935 In Caliente M SVD 798 (all but the ending) Reporter. Bob, a Reporter (John Hyams). Writer develops fierce attraction for a sexy high-tempered dancer who had been the subject of one of his articles. Mexican Photographer (George Humbert). 144307 2001 In Camera M TV News Anchor Reg Smith (Trevor Smith) 144308 2007 In Case of Emergency: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 7687 Episode #1. 1-5-2007 News Media. Live TV News cameras follow a weight diet writer who steals a truck with sweets and cakes after his wife leaves him. Reporters (Derwin Jordan, Alan Brooks). 144309 1967 In Cold Blood M DVD -R HQ 2023, 2024. VHS 476 Capote, Truman (Book). Richard Brooks (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Bill Jensen (Paul Stewart) covers murders of Kansas family for Weekly Magazine. Investigator tries to limit what is told to the News Media. Reporter earns privileged status after he provides investigator with information. When reporter asserts his interest in the case is "fairly basic," investigator asks him what is basic about senseless murder. Investigator sums up attitudes toward coverage of such cases by the press: "Someday, somebody will explain to me the motive…." "…of a newspaper. First you scream 'Find the bastards.' Until we find them you want to get us fired. When we find them, you accuse us of brutality. Before we can go into court, you give them a trial by newspaper. When we finally get a conviction…." "…you want to save them by proving they were crazy in the first place." Young Reporter (Duke Hobbie). Like Capote in the actual case, reporter eventually comes to know the two drifters responsible for murders. When asked what it all means, he says: "Four innocent and two guilty people murdered. Three families broken. Newspapers would have sold more papers…." Young Reporter (Duke Hobbie). 144310 1996 In Cold Blood MT Reporter (Bruce Parkhouse). Journalist (Georgie Collins). NY Newsman (Joe Norman Shaw). Media 144311 2003 In Cold Blood NM Kelly, Susan B. Newsreader Devon Bliss is found murdered and the public wants to revenge the death of this popular, local, female newscaster who was murdered in the prime of her life. It was a crime that shocked the nation. Despite the police and the tabloid press’ conviction that loner Graham Scobie was the guilty party, a prominent defense lawyer, Sir John Hathaway persuades the court that the evidence is purely circumstantial and the only suspect walks free -- was he wrongfully accused or will be kill again? Why is the infamous tabloid journalist Reuben Morgan sniffing around the area? 144312 2007 In Cold Pursuit: A Mystery From the Last Continuent N Andrews, Sarah Reporter who visited Antarctica the previous winter had died from exposure and now a scientist is arrested on suspicion of killing him. Although no one was a fan of the journalist -- he was attempting to contradict the scientist’s research, by all accounts everyone was devastated to lose someone on the ice. A dedicated master’s student in geology who was going to work with the scientist quickly realizes that in order to avoid being shipped north immediately and having her grant canceled, she must become a detective and work to clear the scientist’s name saving herself in the process. 144313 1951 In Comes Death NM OWN - H Whelton, Paul Reporter Garry Dean, hard-fisted, soft-hearted newsman works for the Press-Bulletin 144314 1971 In Council Rooms Apart: Novel of Suspense, A N PVL Craig, John Editor friend calls the hero out of retirement for a story too hot to keep down -- why were the Queen Elizabeth and the Queen Mary never attacked, torpedoed or sunk during World War II. 144315 1988 In Crowd, The M Photographer (William Bensen). 144316 2000 In Crowd, The M Photographer (Leland L. Jones). 144317 2003 In Deep: Queen and Country (Part 2) T Episode #15. 2-18-2003 Newsreader (Mike Ramsden). 144318 2004 In Defense of Lemmings M Interviewer (Chris Carr). Writer Paul (Joby Earle). 144319 2004 In Denial of Murder MT Crusading Journalist Don Hale (Stephen Tompkinson) is determined to prove the innocence of a man in prison accused of murdering a young man in the village of Bakewell in 1973. 144320 1992 In Desperate Battle: Normandy, 1944 MT Correspondent (Matthew Halton), CBC Correspondent on D-Day 144321 1913 In Diplomatic Circles M Short Reporter (Walter Miller - The Reporter). 144322 2005 In Disgrace N Birch, Penny Paparazzi follow naughty Natasha Linnett around after she makes her kinky relationship with the late artist Phillippe Faucon a news story. The money from the sale of his looted paintings leaves her comfortably off. Unfortunately for Natasha, she arouses more interest than she bargained for. Whether photographed playing spanking games in Regent’s Park or suffering serial sexual indignities at the hands of the gutter press, Natasha finds that life with the paparazzi on her tail is anything but sweet. 144323 2006 In Dreams N Christopher, Shane Reporter Mari Kinsella makes a startling connection when five strangers are found tortured to death in the cellar of a seedy New York apartment: the strange dreams that bound the victims in life -- and now in death. Dreams that Kinsella is now having. 144324 1992 In Dreams MT UK Journalist (Colin McFarlane). Journalist (Ben Cole). Journalist (Geoffrey McGivern). Journalist (Brian Pettifer). 144325 2003 In Entertainment DT Australia Series Reporters (Leigh Whannell, Angela Bishop - Themselves). 144326 1987 In Every Woman's Life… N OWN - H Shulman, Alix Kates Journalist Nora Kennedy is steadfastly unmarried and has worked relentlessly to earn her reputation as a tough, courageous journalist 144327 1991 In flagranti MF Poland. Photographer Janek (Zdzislaw Wardejn). 144328 2005 In Flames Used & Abused: In Live We Trust M TV Interviewer (Neil Lim Sang), Jester TV Interviewer. 144329 1919 In for Thirty Days M AFI-Authors Writer 144330 1991 In Gold We Trust MF France/Thailand. Photographer (Bill Bremner). 144331 2004 In Good Company M Anchorwoman (Roma Torre). 144332 1979 In Guilt and In Glory N OWN - H Hanly, David Journalist Crossan, foreign affairs man. Three of his compatriots escort an American television crew around Ireland. With them is a New York journalist. 144333 2006 In Her Line of Fire M DVD Gay. Journalist Sharon Serrano (Jill Bennett) -- some summaries call her the vice president’s press secretary -- and the U.S. Vice President are in a plane that goes down near a remote South Pacific Island. Another survivor, Lynn Delaney, a secret service agent and former Marine, goes after rebels who capture the vice president for ransom and it’s up to her to get him and press secretary Serrano off the island alive. Both women are lesbians. Also on the plane is a Journalist Murphy “Murph” (Sydney Jackson) who asks why everyone is picking on him -- he’s won the Pulitzer Prize and dresses nicely. “Did I mention I have a Pulitzer Prize?” One of the rebels captures him and drowns him. 144334 2000 In His Life: John Lennon Story, The MT Reporter (Nicola Dixon) 144335 2008 In His Sights N Steward, Carol Publicist Dee Owens had a difficult job -- to assure the Magnolia College community that the campus was safe -- despite two murders. But someone was watching Owens too closely, following her, making anonymous phone calls in a voice that sounded eerily familiar. And every time she turned around, there was her boss, handsome Brazilian Edgar Ortiz. He insisted on protecting her. And now it wasn’t just fear sending those chills racing up her spine. 144336 1968 In Hot Blood M AFI-Photographers Photographer (Tom Zolfo). 144337 1994 In Ismail's Custody DT Film Critic Andrew Sarris. 144338 1963 In Italia si chiama amore DF Italy Commentator Nino Manfredi. 144339 2004 In Justice M News Media. Female Reporter 2 (Michele Paiva). Female Reporter 1 (Hollis Payer). 144340 2006 In Justice: Confessions T DVD -R HQ 5315 Episode #4. 1-20-2006 News Media. Conti takes a personal interest in trying to free a teenager convicted of killing his sister. 144341 2006 In Justice: Golden Boy T DVD -R HQ 5266 Episode #3. 1-13-2006 News Media. Man accused of killing a woman wins his freedom because of his sister-attorney's belief in him. She joins the National Justice Project as a member of the team 144342 2006 In Justice: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 5189 Episode #1. 1-6-2006 News Media. Reporter (Holly Traister). Wife of a man convicted of robbery and murder 13 years earlier contacts the National Justice Project to clear her husband's names. Key attorney surrounded by news media throughout pilot program. 144343 1996 In Love and War M Aspiring Journalist Hemingway (Chris O'Donnell). Reporter (Sam Stone). Sun Times Reporter (Rodger Barton). Tribune Reporter (Richard Blackburn). Oak Leaves Reporter (Avery Saltzman). Italian Photographer (Reno Porcaro). 144344 1987 In Love and War MT TV Anchor (Lillian Lehman) 144345 1913 In Love and War M Journalist (Wallace Reid) 144346 2008 In Love With Barbara MT Journalist (Sam Pamphilon). In the 1970s, Barbara Cartland (Anne Reid), prolific author of hundreds of romantic novels, is being interviewed on television, where she expresses anti-feminist views. Despite being reminded that she was a working journalist in the 1920s, she clings to her view that what women really want is a romantic husband. Back home she bars women wearing trousers from her house, frustrates Ian, her son and literary agent, by announcing that she is to make an album of love songs and advisers her friend, Louis Mountbatten, uncle of the queen, as to a healthy diet with plenty of ginseng. As she dictates her latest book to a secretary, the action moves backwards and forwards between the 1970s and Barbara’s young life. Her family was once very wealthy, but fell upon hard times and Polly, Barbara’s mother, always told her that she would marry a duke. Instead, she marries a drunk who is rough in bed and has a mistress, and she retreats into writing as an escape from him. Ultimately they divorce and she marries his cousin, who encourages her writing and stays with her until his death in the 1960s. 144347 1984 In Loving Memory: Do You Take This Woman? T UK. Episode #30. 2-6-1984 Photographer (Bill Lund). 144348 1890 In Low Relief N USC Roberts, Morley Freelance Journalist John Torrington is a journalistic hanger-on to some London papers, picking up a precious livelihood by potboiling articles in various magazines. Hero an art critic 144349 2003 In Memory of My Father M English Photographer (Trevor Lissauer). Cameraman #1 (Adam Johnson). Cameraman #2 (Giovan Baglioni). Fighting Cameraman (Jeff Mossbrucker). 144350 2005 In My Country M DVD -R HQ 5737, 5738 Washington Post Correspondent Langston Whitfeld (Samuel L. Jackson) is sent by his editor to South Africa to cover 1996's South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission Hearings. He meets an Afrikaans poet and South Africa's most notorious torturer. The white South African is also a journalist, Anna Malan (Juliette Binoche) covering the 1996 reconciliation hearings in South Africa. Those proceedings revealed the horrific extent of government sanctioned torture during the brutal apartheid regime. 144351 1992 In My Daughter's Name MT News Media. Reporter (Liz Georges). Reporter #1 (Morgana Rasch-Rae). Reporter #2 (Craig Powell). 144352 2004 In My Father's Den M News Media. TV Reporter (Dougal Stevenson). Reporter (Amanda Rees). 144353 2006 In My Father's Den M War Correspondent-Photographer Paul Prior (Matthew Macfadyen), a prize-winning, world-renowned war journalist, returns to his small New Zealand hometown from Europe because his father died. He is battle-scarred and world-weary. For a discontented 16-year-old, the daughter of his first girlfriend, he opens up a world she only dreamed about. She actively pursues a friendship with him fascinated by his cynicism and experience of the world beyond here small-town existence. Many, including members of both families, frown upon the friendship and when the girl goes missing, Paul becomes the increasingly loathed and persecuted prime suspect in her disappearance. He is blamed for her disappearance. 144354 2005 In My Life P Brooks, Joseph (musical written by) Journalist Jenny has a romance with a musician with Tourette's syndrome. The journalist is an obsessive-compulsive editor of personal ads. 144355 1991 In Nick of Time MT SV 117 12-16-91 Interviewer (Adrian Paul). Santa Claus is up for retirement after his 300 years, and he searches New York City for a replacement. 144356 1971 In nome del popolo italiano MF Italian TV Journalist (Claudio Trionfi). 144357 1942 In Old Cheyenne M VHS 925 Krafft, Jon (Story). Olive Cooper (Screenplay) Ness Book - Roy Rogers Film Reporter Stephen Blane (Roy Rogers) for the New York Inquirer is dispatched to Wyoming to get scoop on cattle war. He is tracking a man who has been framed. Reporter is helped by local newspaper Editor Tim Casey (J. Farrell MacDonald) and his daughter. Blame discovers the framed man and other settlers are being driven out by town boss and he decides to do something about it. Villain and men try to hang him and also attempt to kill the editor before they are killed in a climactic gun battle. 144358 2003 In One Breath: Alexander Sokurov's Russian Ark DF Germany Film Critic (Ron Holloway). Narrator (Christa Lewis - Voice). 144359 1925 In Our Town N GPL White, William Allen Newswomen. Fictional account of life in a small town. Collection of fictional episodes in a small town as seen from the newspaper office. 144360 1946 In Our Town SS Runyan, Damon Newspaper Stories in Brooklyn 144361 1978 In Place of Love N Hellman, Aviva Editor Kate Johnson becomes the sleek and smart editor of a failing woman magazine. Has affairs with her employer and hairdresser. For success, Kate will pay any price. New York City. 144362 2009 In Plain Sight: Duplicate Bridge T DVD -R HQ 11183 Episode. 6-7-2009 News Media. Reporters cover trial of accusation that a defective bridge caused major accident and deaths. 144363 2008 In Plain Sight: Good Cop, Dead Cop T DVD -R HQ 10073 Episode. 7-27-2008 News Media cover female marshal fighting female Albuquerque police detective. TV coverage. Tough to fight when you’re trying to hide your face from the camera, says the female marshal who is involved in witness protection. Also news on TV. 144364 2009 In Plain Sight: Rubble With a Cause T DVD -R HQ 11121 TV Reporter Janice Austin bargains with federal authorities to get a story and strikes a bargain: she won’t mention the U.S. Marshal in her story if she gets an exclusive. Federal authorities agree to her demands and she gets the exclusive. 144365 2008 In Plain Sight: Stan By Me T DVD -R HQ 10141 (Wrong Title -- “Stand,” and no credits). DVD -R HQ 10157 (Credits Only) Episode. 8-10-2008`` TV News Report reveals that a kidnapped female is really a U.S. marshal and this puts her life in danger. 144366 1995 In Pursuit of Honor MT Lynton-Clark, Dennis (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jessica Stuart (Gabrielle Anwar) is critical of the military even though she is the daughter of a serviceman. Order comes to dispose of horses. Soldier refuses and rides off into the desert with several hundred horses. Reporter convinces him to contact General MacArthur about the incident and also decides to write about it. Soldier says MacArthur will make sure no U.S. paper runs the story. So reporter leaks it to Evan (Christopher Dibb) of the London Tribune. She hopes that once it appears in the British papers, the American press will have no choice but to pick it up. Reporters arrive at the site of the final confrontation as the deserters are preparing to cross the Canadian border. Reporter races to the commander with the message that President Roosevelt has given the men a full pardon, but the order has already been given to shoot them. The soldiers, however, shoot high and wide to deliberately miss. Men and horses make it safely across the border. Reporter #1 (Scott McLean). Reporter #2 (Anthony Cocks). 144367 1914 In Quest of a Story M Ness Book Reporter seeking a Sunday feature gives money to a blind beggar, not realizing she is a magazine writer also seeking information for a story. Complications ensue. 144368 1966 In Saigon, Some May Live M UK. Some May Live Journalist Peter Cushing working for the Communists 144369 1976 In Search Of DT Host Alan Landsburg 144370 1994 In Search of Dr. Seuss T SV 294 Reporter Kathy Lane (Kathy Najimy) wants to find out all she can about Dr. Seuss, aka Ted Geisel, and gets told the real facts by several of his characters with large snippets of his stories and songs interspersed. Nosy Reporter. 144371 1913 In Search of Each Other N Cole, Sophie Woman Journalist. Among Bohemians in Soho, is a woman journalist who falls in love with the hero's father. 144372 2007 In Search of Lovecraft M Reporter Rebecca Marsh (Renee Sweet). discovers that the fiction Horror Writer H.P. Lovecraft is actually true while shooting a Halloween news story. Creatures and cultures described in his writings actually exist. News Editor (Noel Harris). 144373 1958 In Secret Places NM OWN - H Truss, Seldon Press 144374 2003 In Silence NM Spindler, Erica Investigative Reporter Avery Chauvin returns home to Cypress Springs, Louisiana after 12 years and it is as if time stood still. Yet for her everything has changed -- her mother died a year ago and now her father is dead. Devastated by her father's suicide and her inability to save him, Chauvin takes a leave of absence from her newspaper job to come back and put her affairs in order. How could her father, a physician, take his own life? Discovers box of 15-year-old newspaper articles covering brutal murder of young woman. Woman is found savagely murdered. Outsider passing through town vanishes. Neighbors go missing in the night. Could her father have been murdered? Discovers vigilante group has taken it upon itself to police and punish town's citizens. Her high school sweetheart fits the killer's profile. 144375 2004 In Silent Graves N Braunbeck, Gary A. TV Newscaster descends into a disturbing nightmare world after losing his wife and baby during childbirth. 144376 1994 In Suspicious Circumstances: Man Who Melted Away, The T Episode #16. News Media. The Journalist (Andrew Dunn). 144377 1999 In the Air - On the Air: One TV News Anchor Will Report the Greatest News Story Ever N Culea, John TV Network Anchors Franklin Hall and Jodie Alvarez are seconds away from the greatest news story ever. One of them will report the sudden disappearance of millions of people. The other can only watch. 144378 1999 In the Air - On the Air: One TV News Anchor Will Report the Greatest Story Ever N Culea, John TV News. Anchor reports on the Greatest News Story Ever. Eyes of the men and women who broadcast the evening news. Christian book. 144379 2002 In the Arms of One Who Loves Me N Lamon, Jacqueline Jones African-American Public Relations Practitioner Nia Benson is a college graduate who dreams someday of running her own public relations firm who believes the world is her oyster. But Nia runs up against the harsh realities of corporate life and office politics when she is fired from a job she loves. For someone who has always had a plan and a purpose. Nia feels suddenly adrift, questioning her aspirations and sense of self. It doesn’t help her state of mind when Nia learns her long-time love is seeing someone else. She finds emotional release, however, in an unexpected place. Seth Jackson is trying to make his way in the cutthroat music industry. After years of chasing one woman after another, he is finally ready to settle down. When he meets the mysterious, captivating Lauren at his best friend’s wedding, Seth falls hard and fast. He has no doubt: Here is the woman with whom he is destined to spend the rest of his life. Until a twist of face and painful secrets threaten to tear them apart. Facing the collapse of all that they believe in, Nia and Seth set out on separate journeys to find themselves. Along the way, their paths will criss than cross, through tears and laughter, as they uncover deep truths about who they are, what they need, and where their hearts really belong. African-American Nia Benson’s universe teeters when she is fired from her job to make way for her boss’s niece, and her boyfriend leaves for another woman. 144380 1994 In the Army Now M TV Anchor (Coleen Christie). 144381 2006 In the Bag M Interviewers. Interviewer #1 (Charles Parsons). Interviewer #2 (Charley Schoen). Interviewer #3 (Sarah Crump). Interviewer #4 (Adam Pavelka). Interviewer #5 (Victor Kantchev). 144382 1997 In the Balance R Tavener, Mark Radio sequel to “In the Red.” BBC Radio Crime Correspondent George Cragge (Michael Williams), a hard-drinking reporter. Cragge and his friend, Superintendent Frank Jefferson attempt to solve a series of murders during the world cup. The English football squad and the government itself become entangled up in the mystery. 144383 2001 In the Bedroom M Reporter (John Campanello). Reporter (Robert Demkowicz). 144384 1992 In the Best Interest of the Children MT DVD -R HQ 8046, 8047 News Media. National Reporter (Amy Johnston). Local Reporter (Gina Minervini). Regional Reporter (Bruce Aune). 144385 1994 In the Best of Families: Marriage, Pride & Madness MT TV Reporter (Patt Noday). Photographer (Chuck Kinlaw) 144386 1996 In the Blink of an Eye MT DVD -R HQ 8441, 8442 News Media. Reporter (Geoffrey Bennett). Reporter #1 (Scott Stevenson). Reporter #3 (Thom Dillon). Reporter #4 (Margo Watson) Sunny at 11 (Haley McCormick). Micki at 11 (Randi Lynn Strong). TV Producer (Joyce Cohen). 144387 1998 In the Chair R Tavener, Mark Six-part series BBC Radio Crime Correspondent George Cragge (Michael Williams), a hard-drinking reporter. Cragge is at last retiring from the BBC, but his retirement is cut short when he finds out that a serial killer is murdering London dentists. His theory is that there is a connection between the murders and New Labour policy. When a fourth dentist is murdered, his theory gains credibility. Is a government minister responsible for the murders? Cragge thinks so. The BBC Chairman decides to give a live speech on radio. Cragge becomes convinced that the minister for information has something to hide. Will Charles Prentiss succeed in destroying his main rival’s bid for the job of director-general? The serial killer strikes again. Cragge investigates. Charles still hasn’t given up on becoming the next Director General. Max is still reporting on the cricket match. In the last episode, Cragge unmasks the killer and the BBC gets a new chief. 144388 1982 In the City of Fear N MLPL Just, Ward Correspondent Alex Jessel ("Jews make terrible war correspondents") is an aggressive correspondent. "Jessel only reacts to the facts, and the lies about the facts." 144389 2008 In the Club N Pagliarulo, Antonio #2 Celebutantes Series Media Empire heiresses, the Hamilton Triplets are mini-mogul Madison, pragmatic Park and impetuous Lexington. They are accustomed to living in the public eye. Heiresses to a billion-dollar media empire, they have been raised in New York’s most elite social circles and, at 16, know firsthand the demands of being celebutantes. There are people to impress, appearances to make, and paparazzi to outrun. Not to mention high school to finish. They have it all and Manhattan is their playground. The school year is almost over and Madison, Park and Lexington Hamilton are ready to trade in their Birkin bags for bikinis. But before vacation comes work and the triplets have plenty of it. Cleopatra, the newest, hottest and most expensive club in Manhattan, is opening -- and it just happens to also be Hamilton Holdings’ latest business venture. The girls must throw the party to end all parties. But this is one opening the sisters won’t soon forget. Before the night ends, the body of a classmate is found with a bloody wound on the side of his head. At first glance, the case appears to be open-and-shut. But the girls smell trouble. They know the murderer is still out there and they’re willing to bet their sizable inheritance that the police won’t be able to unravel the mystery. 144390 1999 In the Company of Spies MT Newscaster Jane Crenshaw (John Anderson). Newscaster Ron Phelps (J.C. Kenny). 144391 2008 In the Convent of Little Flowers: Faithful Wife, The SS Sundaresan, Indu Indian Journalist travels to his rural roots to witness and intervene in the community-sanctioned sati -- immolation on a deceased husband’s funeral pyre -- of a 12-year-old widow. The journalist’s grandmother begs him to intervene with her husband, his grandfather, to prevent a young widow from being burned alive. 144392 1963 In the Cool of the Day M DVD -R HQ 5096, 5097. SVD 1457 AFI-Publishers British Publisher Murray Logan occasionally writes magazine articles and is a married man who falls in love with actress who is mortally ill. 144393 1987 In the Country of Last Things NSF Auster, Paul Journalist Samuel Farr in an American city of the near future populated almost wholly by street dwellers, squatters in ruined buildings, scavengers for subsistence. Rich have fled. Woman hunts for her missing brother and has a brief idyll with Farr. 144394 1935 In the Dark of the Night SM OWN Goldman, Raymond Leslie Press 144395 1975 In the Dead Hours SM OWN - PVL Irvine, R.R. In "Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, October, 1975." Freelance News Cameraman who spends his nights roaming streets of Los Angeles. Trakker, the stringer. 144396 1999 In the Drink N Christiansen, Kate Weinberg List Journalist 144397 1999 In the End R Tavener, Mark Six Episodes. 11-18-1999 to 12-23-1999 BBC Radio Crime Correspondent George Cragge (Michael Williams), a hard-drinking reporter and Superintendent Frank Jefferson (Barry Foster) continue to investigate a series of murders. They become involved with intrigues in the government and BBC management. Also featured are Charles Prentiss (Stephen Fry) and Martin McCabe (John Bird) as two corrupt BBC radio controllers who eventually get kicked out of the BBC. They create a public relations firm and their adventures continue in the series, “Absolute Power.” 144398 1994 In the Eye of the Snake M Photographer (Stephane Studer). 144399 1949 In the First Person DT Journalist Quincy Howe interview/commentary 144400 1963 In the French Style M DVD -R HQ 11281, 11282. Shaw, Irwin (Stories - "In the French Style" and "A Year to Learn the Language." Screenplay). AFI-Newspapermen. Ness Book Correspondent Walter Beddoes (Stanley Baker), hard-drinking journalist who has an affair with an American student in Europe searching for love. She realizes that she and the journalist will continually be separated and leaves him to marry a doctor. She returns to San Francisco. Also has an affair with Irish photographer. New York Times indicated Baker played correspondent as though he were doing Ernest Hemingway. 144401 2005 In the Game: Series T ABC Series Sports Reporter (Jennifer Love Hewitt) is a single mom working alongside two other reporters (Ed O'Neill and Christine Baranski). 144402 1929 In the Headlines M Starr, James A. (Story). Joseph Jackson (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Nosey Norton (Grant Withers) is a star reporter investigating a double murder and Anna Lou Anderson (Marian Nixon) is a journalism graduate assigned to help him. His half-sister offers him money to leave the case but he refuses. Anderson is kidnapped, but reporter arrives in time to prevent her from taking drugged drink. He captures his half sister and her partner. Murders are solved when it is revealed that her partner killed one of the brokers after the broker had killed his partner. Cub Reporter (Ben Hall). 144403 1920 In the Heart of a Fool M White, William Allen (Novel). Lillian Ducey (Scenario) AFI-Editors - Ness Book Editor Grant Adams (James Kirkwood) of a paper in the town of Harvey, loves a woman who tries to make him jealous by flirting with a lawyer. When journalist has illegitimate son by a teacher, the woman marries the lawyer. Although the teacher marries the editor's partner, she has an affair with the woman's husband. Adams leaves the paper and becomes a mine foreman. He is injured in an explosion and the woman nurses him. Mine owner tries to run Adams out of town when strike occurs. Former editor's son is killed during fight caused by the woman's lawyer husband. Teacher shoots the lawyer and then goes insane. Former editor and woman look to the future together 144404 1967 In the Heat of the Night M DVD -R HQ 5986, 5987 News Media. Photographer Charles Hawthorne (Eldon Quick). 144405 1991 In the Heat of the Night: T SV 38, 86 Episodes. Series 3-6-1988 to 5-16-1995. News Media 144406 1990 In the Heat of the Night: Blessings T DVD -R HQ 5598. SVD 783 Episode.#65. 12-18-1990. Reporter Millie Turnby (Judith Robinson) is a local reporter who hears only what she wants to hear. Flashbacks augment officers' interviews for a story about race relations in civil service. 144407 1993 In the Heat of the Night: Child's Play T Episode #119. 9-16-1993 Reporter Bonnie Baxter (Kathy Payne). WSTG Anchorman Jerry Sanders (Dave Michaels). 144408 1988 In the Heat of the Night: Fate T DVD -R HQ 2199. SVD 783. SVD 744 Episode #4. 3-22-1998 Publisher of newspaper is romanced by a black businessman from New York who wants to buy the town's newspaper. Police must protect the black businessman who is accused of having an affair with the white newspaper owner. 144409 1994 In the Heat of the Night: Give Me Your Life (Part II) T Episode #142. 5-11-1994 News Media. Reporter (Melissa McBride). 144410 1993 In the Heat of the Night: Hatton's Turn (Part Two) T Episode #121. 9-18-1993 Reporter (Terry Loughlin). 144411 1992 In the Heat of the Night: Odessa T Episode #89. 2-11-1992 Newscaster (Melanie Ramsay). 144412 1990 In the Heat of the Night: Perversions of Justice T DVD -R HQ 4033 Bielak, Robert Episode #56. 10-2-1990 Reporter-Editor Jethro Puller (Ray McKinnon) of the Herald "trying to make a name for himself" crucifies a male school teacher accused of molestation by one of his students without any evidence. Teacher is vindicated, but commits suicide because of the publicity. Sheriff complains Puller has turned a respectful paper into a tabloid rag. Puller: "I plan on running this story in tomorrow's edition." At the end of the program, the Sheriff and The arrogant Puller meet. "You drove him to it," he tells the reporter. "I have a right to inform the public." "You have no right to destroy a man's reputation." "Yes I do. I'm the press." 144413 1991 In the Heat of the Night: Ruda's Awakening T Episode #79. 11-5-1991 Reporter-Editor Jethro Puller (Ray McKinnon) of the Herald returns. 144414 1992 In the Heat of the Night: When the Music Stopped T Episode #105. 12-16-1992 News Media. TV Reporter (Della Cole). 144415 1982 In the Heat of the Summer (aka Mean Season, The) N OWN - H - P - PVL Katzenbach, John Reporter Malcolm Anderson of The Miami Journal handed Page One stories by a killer. 144416 2000 In the Home Stretch N Safrey, Jennifer neighborhoodpress.com Journalist 144417 1996 In the House: Bury the Hatchet T Episode. 9-16-1996. Season #3. Episode #4. Sports Reporter (Vincent Duvall). 144418 1996 In the House: Come Back, Kid T Episode #18. 1-8-1996 Interviewer (Pat O'Brien) 144419 1996 In the House: Mother of Invention T Episode. 9-2-1996. Season #3. Episode #2 News Media. Reporter #1 (Melissa Berger). Reporter #2 (Chad Restum). Reporter #3 (Alexander Folk). 144420 1997 In the House: Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of, The T Episode #57. 11-13-1997 News Media. Reporter #1 (Kevin E. West). 144421 2003 In the Image: A Novel N Horn, Dara Reporter Leora decided after graduation that she wanted to be a journalist. And it wasn't just as a reporter Leora excelled. She mastered the feature story, the human interest story, the sort of story that parents clipped out of magazines. She had an eye for detail, could paint the perfect gut-wrenching image, knew just where to place a heart-stopping quote. She was praised for her work, even receiving the occasional letter to the editor drooling over her "moving" stories, her "sensitivity." 144422 1994 In the Kingdom of Air N Binding, Tim BBC Weatherman Giles Doughty is a tireless and energetic middle-aged fornicator and sexual gamesman, and a man in emotional flight from his past. He says, “There is no friend like the weather, no one so sure and so true...”). His frantic sex life can’t quite cover up the hole in his soul, the source of which is to be found in the mysterious disappearance of his girlfriend of sorts Stella Muchmore during their near-idyllic British adolescence. Years later, Giles’s sister spots Stella in a railway bar in London, setting in motion events that will unfold a shocking secret. “Recently I have discovered that I am attractive to women,” confides BBC Weatherman and self-appointed raconteur Giles Doughty. He then sets out to prove it by recounting his three current affairs: with the head of an employment agency, a children’s TV star and an unnamed “Woman from Spain.” The woman who occupies his mind most, though, is his high school sweetheart Stella Muchmore who vanished the year he was 16. When Giles’s sister spots Stella in a London bar, he’s forced to relive the events that led to her disappearance. 144423 2004 In the Know DT Reporters John Andrew, Jules Botfield, Will Greenwood, Chris Hollins, Colin Paterson, Ian Robertson. Presenters John Inverdale, Louise Minchen. They cover summer sports. 144424 1996 In the Lake of the Woods MT DVD -R HQ 5591, 5592. VHS 348 O'Brien, Tim (Novel). Philip Rosenberg (Teleplay) Ness Book Reporter Nat Leming (Krothgar Mathews) for the Minneapolis Star attempts to connect a politician to a massacre in Vietnam. When story makes the front page, the politician loses the election. He and his wife retreat to a cabin in the woods. Reporter continues to pursue the story and tries to get the wife's sister to tell him where the couple has gone. After the wife disappears, the reporter shows up to try to find out what happened. Politician may have murdered his wife, but reporter's final summation indicates the truth will never be known. News Anchor (Claire Riley) 144425 2004 In the Land of Milk and Money M News Boss (William Mesnik). 144426 1997 In the Land of Winter NSF Grant, Richard Editor of Herald newspaper begins printing attacks on Satanism pointing to a husbandless young wiccan who works in a flower shop supporting herself and her nine-year-old elfin daughter. It's unfair -- she's only a friendly, contemporary young witch trying to make it on her own. She's fired, loses custody of her daughter after being attacked by right-wing gossips, finds herself homeless, jobless and friendless. Begins journey to reclaim her power and transform her life. Will the editor consider helping her? Takes place in frigid northeastern corner of America. 144427 1992 In the Life DT Correspondent (Alan Tulin). Correspondent (Karen Williams). 144428 2000 In the Light of the Moon M Photographer (Andie X). 144429 1993 In the Line of Duty: Ambush at Waco MT TV Reporter (Brad Farnsworth). Reporter (Greg Wilson). Editor (T.J. Kennedy). 144430 1988 In the Line of Duty: Cop for the Killing, A MT News Media 144431 1991 In the Line of Duty: Manhunt in the Dakotas MT Reporter (Ken Strong) 144432 1994 In the Line of Duty: Price of Vengeance MT News Media. Press Person (Riley Steiner). News Vendor (Chris Ellis). 144433 1992 In the Line of Duty: Siege at Marion MT News Media. Newswoman #1 (Amanda Dickinson). Newswoman #2 (Rebecca Reheis). Newswoman #3 (Elizabeth Harmon). Newsman #1 (Dave Blackwell). Newsman #2 (David Kirk Chambers). Newsman #3 (Jay Kolls). 144434 1993 In the Line of Fire M News Media. Reporter at Dulles (Donna Hamilton). DC News Anchor (Doris E. McMillon). Reporter at Hotel (Bob Jimenez). Photographer (Michael Werckle). 144435 2009 In the Loop M News Media covers a war that the U.S. President and the U.K. Prime Minister want. Others do not agree that war is a good thing. PM’s venomously aggressive communications chief, the prime minister’s press flack Malcolm Tucker (Peter Capaldi) latches onto the British Secretary of State for International Development who inadvertently appears to back the war on prime-time television. Soon, the Brits are in Washington where diplomatic relations collide with trans-Atlantic spin doctors. Reporter (James Doherty). 144436 1977 In the Matter of Karen Ann Quinlan T News Media. Docudrama on girl in coma. 144437 1903 In the Midst of Alarms N Barr, Robert Journalist's love story illustrating Canadian country life at the time of a threatened Fenian invasion from the United States 144438 1968 In the Midst of Lions N Hempstone, Smith Press 144439 1953 In the Mink N Scott, James A. Press 144440 2006 In the Mix: A Santana Wins, a Bishop named Don Juan and Amy's B-Day T Episode #26. 7-7-2006 Reporters (Joanna Houghton, Elizabeth Perry, Leanisha Slater, Kristi Wirz). Teen Reporter (Kiara Price). 144441 2006 In the Mix: Annette Benning & Warren Beatty Get Honored by St. Johns, Chris Brown & Neo on a Soundcheck & CMT Honors Reba T Episode #31. 11-10-2006 Teen Reporter (Kiara Price). 144442 2006 In the Mix: Ballroom Charm School, Poc Dow & The Blues Brothers….AHAA T Episode #22. 5-19-2006 Reporters Elisabeth Meurer, Elizabeth Perry, Kristi Wirz). Reporter-Journalist Scott Hamilton. 144443 2006 In the Mix: BD Freeman Debuts: GM, Imagine & a Midsummer Nights Dream with Much Love T Episode #27. 10-13-2006 Reporter (Laurene Alvarado). Journalist-Reporter (Scott Hamilton). Reporter (Leanisha Slater). 144444 2006 In the Mix: Comic-Con to Shainsaw Awards. It's All About Workin' Hard & Playin' Hard T Episode. 10-27-2006. Reporter-Journalist (Scott Hamilton). Reporter (Montana). Reporter (Stuart Brazille). Reporter (Victorial Redstall). Reporter (Leanisha Slater). 144445 2006 In the Mix: Elite Models Strut and Playboy Bunnies Play Poker T Episode #19. 4-28-2006 Reporters (Amy Holland, Elisabeth Meurer, Montana, Angel Pai, Elizabeth Perry, Leanisha Slater). 144446 2006 In the Mix: From 'Love is a Drug' to 'When Do We Eat' Ending in a 'Final Fantasy' T Episode #21. 5-12-2006 Reporter-Journalist (Scott Hamilton). Reporter (Elisabeth Meurer). Reporter (Elizabeth Perry). 144447 2006 In the Mix: From Soul Train to Tony Orlando T Episode #15. 3-24-2006 Reporters (Amy Holland, Elisabeth, Leanisha Slater). 144448 2006 In the Mix: It's all about BET… T Episode #25. 7-7-2006 Reporter-Journalist (Scott Hamilton). Reporter (Elisabeth Perry). Reporter (Leanisha Slater). Reporter (Amara Wilson). Reporter (Kristi Wirz). 144449 2006 In the Mix: Leachman Passes a Milestone/Golf/Stuff Style & Jules Verne Gets the Star Treatment T Episode #30. 11-3-2006 Columnist Army Archerd (Himself). Teen Reporter (Kiara Price). 144450 2006 In the Mix: Morgan Freeman, Jack Guzman and "The Hills Have Eyes" T Episode #16. 4-7-2006 Reporters Kateri DeMartino, Leanisha Slater. Interviewer-Host Scott Hamilton. 144451 2006 In the Mix: Razzie, Next, Thank-You for Smoking and I'm Not Apprentice T Episode #17. 4-14-2006 Reporters Kateri DeMartino, Amy Holland, Elisabeth Meurer, Montana, Leanisha Slater. 144452 2006 In the Mix: Rock the Night Away T Episode #23. 6-23-2006 Reporters Elizabeth Perry, Leanisha Slater. 144453 2006 In the Mix: Shapiro Rocks, Cintron Gives Us a Latin Beat and Zola Introduces a South African Beat T Episode #18. 4-21-2006 Reporter-Journalist (Scott Hamilton). Reporter (Elisabeth Meurer). Reporter (Nzinga Blake). Reporter (Anna Griffen). Reporter (Amy Holland). Reporter (Leanisha Slater). 144454 2006 In the Mix: Soap Operas, Magic Awards, Super Heroes & PhatGirlZ T Episode #20. 5-5-2006 Reporter-Journalist (Scott Hamilton). Reporter (Bolude Fakuade). Reporter (Monique Kelley). Reporter (Elisabeth Meurer). Reporter (Montana). 144455 2006 In the Mix: The 'Grammy' Goes to Champ: You're a Star & Kids Are Helping Kids T Episode #28. 10-20-2006 Teen Reporter (Kiara Price). 144456 2006 In the Mix: World Cup, And-1, ASCAP and Superman Returns T Episode. 6-30-2006. Reporter (Stuart Brazille). Reporter (Jen Friel). Reporter (Anna Griffin). Reporter (Kim Paroline). Reporter (Elizabeth Perry). Reporter (Leanisha Slater). Reporter (Kristi Wirz). 144457 1936 In the Money N OWN - H Roche, Arthur Somers Press 144458 1987 In the Mood M DVD -R HQ 3357, 3358 News Media. L.A. Reporter #1 (Guy Christopher). L.A. Reporter #2 (Paul Keith). Denver Reporter #2 (Charlie Holliday). L.A. Reporter #3 (Neal Jano). Front Yard Reporter #1 (Tom Tarpey). Front Yard Reporter #2 (Crane Jackson). Paradise Reporter (Heath Jones). Denver Reporter #1 (Ted Noose). Newspaper Editor (Bert Conway). News Photographer #1 (Rick Salassi). News Photographer #2 (Thomas Ryan). Newsreel Narrator Alan Brady (Carl Reiner). 144459 2001 In the Mood for Love M Kar-Wai, Wong (Director) Journalist Chow Mo Wan (Tony Leung Chiu), a '60s-era journalist who pays off his gambling debts by freelancing pulpy sci-fi stories. 144460 1995 In the Mouth of Madness M Reporter (Marvin Scott) 144461 1897 In The Name of Liberty N Marryat, Florence (Lean) Journalist Hero has joined the socialists 144462 1995 In the Name of Love: Texas Tragedy, A MT Photographer (Vince Davis) 144463 1998 In the Name of the Emperor M News Media. U.S. Reporter, New York Times (Tillman Durdin-Himself). Japanese Journalist (Katsuichi Honda-Himself) 144464 2000 In the Name of the People MT DVD -R HQ 8465, 8466 Boland, Tim News Media. Reporters (Clay St. Thomas, Guy Villeneuve). Man on death row for murder of teenaged girl. 144465 1977 In the National Interest N OWN - H Kalb, Marvin and Ted Koppel Reporter Darius Kane (Marvin Kalb in real life) makes a discovery -- will he publish the news or suppress it in the national interest? 144466 1941 In the Navy M L Horman, Arthur T. (Story - "They're in the Navy Now"). Horman, John Grant (Screenplay) Ness Book Magazine Reporter Dorothy Roberts (Claire Dodd) tries to locate missing crooner who has joined the Navy to escape his female fans. Reporter disguises herself as chambermaid to get into his hotel room using a camera concealed in her purse to get pictures. After promising her editor enough photos for a four-page spread, she gets onto the naval base by tagging along with the Andrew Sisters telling them she is in charge of publicity for the Navy. Abbott and Costello are fellow sailors. Pomeroy Watson (Lou Costello) agrees to help the reporter after she sneaks on board their ship in cargo box. She disguises herself as sailor to stay on the ship when it sails for Hawaii and continues to pursue the crooner. Her cover is blown when story and photograph appear in Honolulu paper. Crooner blames reporter but discovers her editor double-crossed her by running the photograph after promising her he would destroy the negative. Reporter convinces crooner that the only way he can stop his female fans from chasing him is to get married. Magazine Editor Mr. Travers (Robert Emmett Keane). 144467 2006 In the News MUS Kristofferson, Kris This Old Road album News Media. Kristofferon covers both the Iraq War and the Laci Peterson murder in this song about the news media. 144468 1930 In the Next Room M AFI-Reporters Reporter James (Jimmy) Godfrey (Jack Mulhall) is involved in a series of murders. 144469 1991 In the Nick of Time MT Journalist (Michael Tucker), a washed-up newsman meets Santa Claus, up for his replacement. Interviewer (Adrian Paul). 144470 2006 In the Pool SS Okuda, Hideo. Giles Murray (Translator) Magazine Editor Kazuo Omori, an overbearing journalist, relieves his mid-life crisis by long-distance swimming. He feels compelled to go swimming and is willing to allow his job, marriage and morals disintegrate for the chance to sink into the blue security of the pool. A divorced man angry at his wife finds a painfully prominent outlet in a permanent erections. A model thinks every man on the street is a stalker. These are some of the patients who descend to the basement consulting room of Doctor Ichiro Irabu, an obese, eccentric neurologist with an injection fetish, an Oedipus complex, and a pea-green Porsche. 144471 1997 In the Presence of the Enemy NM OWN George, Elizabeth Tabloid Editor Dennis Luxford is hailed as "the king of sleaze" and is used to ferreting out the sins and scandals of people in exposed positions. But when he opens an innocuous-looking letter addressed to him as The Source, he discovers competition. Someone else excels at ferreting out secrets. 10-year-old Charlotte Bowen has been abducted and if Luxford, a macho Fleet Street editor, does not admit publicly to having fathered her, she will die. Her existence is Luxford's most fiercely guarded secret. Acknowledging her as his child will throw more than one life and career into chaos. Luxford knows the story of the girl's paternity could make him a laughing stock and reveal to his beautiful wife and son the lie he's lived for a decade. Yet it's not only Luxford's reputation that's on the line -- it's also the reputation and career of Bowen's mother. For she is Undersecretary of State for the home Office, a high-profile Junior Ministers and quite possibly the next prime minister. Knowing her political future hangs in the balance, Eva Bowen refuses to let Luxford damage her career by printing the story or calling the police. So the editor turns to forensic scientist Simon St. James for help. 144472 1998 In the Red MT Mark Tavener (novel) UK BBC Radio Crime Correspondent George Cragge (Warren Clark), a hard-drinking reporter, investigates a series of murders in the halls of the BBC. Journalist (Victor Power). Journalist in Pub (Paul Ryan). Broadcast Journalist (Reece Shearsmith). Police Press Officer (Robbie Swales) for Police. Home News Organiser (Paul Ansdell). Radio 4 Presenter (Richard Whitmore). 144473 1989 In the Red N Tavener, Mark BBC Radio Crime Correspondent George Cragge, a hard-drinking reporter, investigates a series of murders in the halls of the BBC. A serial killer is on the loose and it’s up to Cragge to sober up long enough to catch him. The murderer, who calls Cragge to bid for adequate news coverage, begins his spree with bank managers, thus making him quite popular, as criminals go. But then he escalates to finishing off a member of Parliament and even makes an attempt on BBC Radio economics correspondent Max Parker -- hardly fair, since Parker doesn't know anything about economics. A dastardly plot is afoot as well inside the BBC itself, as the controllers of Radio 2 and Radio 4 plot the downfall of the corporation's director general. Meanwhile, when the town of Talbotting holds a by-election to replace its murdered MP, it finds itself wooed by the Reform Party, whose blundering politicians locate an ideal candidate: "His eyes were bright, his teeth were white and his head was empty." But when the party officials get him arrested rather than nominated, they take the next-best course: fight the by-election with no candidate at all. 144474 1995 In the Red R Tavener, Mark BBC Radio Crime Correspondent George Cragge (Michael Williams), a hard-drinking reporter, investigates a series of murders in the halls of the BBC. 144475 2005 In the Rich Man's World: For Love and Money - Romance on the Red Carpet NR OWN - P Marinelli, Carol Harlequin Presents 2482 August 2005 Reporter Amelia Jacobs has got a scoop with a rich passionate playboy whose skill at seducing women is legendary in Sydney's newspaper gossip columns. Jacobs will spend a week in this rich man's world and she's determined not to spend the week in his bed. "Exclusive: Australia's richest, most ruthless tycoon bares all!" "Revealed: the passionate playboy…." 144476 1995 In the Shadow of Evil MT DVD -R HQ 8438, 8439 News Media 144477 2000 In the Shadow of Hollywood M Interviewer (Sylvie Groulx) 144478 1991 In the Shadow of Love: Teen AIDS Story, A MT SV 106 School Newspaper Reporter Katie (Jennifer Dundas), aspiring journalist and high school reporter learns the harsh facts about AIDS 144479 2006 In the Shadow of the Mountain N Naylor, Helen Level 5 Upper Intermediate Book with Audio CDs. Journalist Clare Crowe goes to Switzerland to bring home a relative’s body. Clare’s grandfather has been frozen in a glacier, 74 years after a climbing accident. Clare knows this could make an interesting story for her newspaper, but as she investigates her grandfather’s last climb, she learns that the accident wasn’t as simple as she had first thought, and she uncovers a tragic love story. 144480 2009 In the South SS Rushdie, Salman Newspaper Editor and one of the editor’s employees, a celebrated local figure who is a bit of a firebrand and too much of a boozer but the creator of wonderfully grotesque political cartoons are part of a group of 10 friends who meet every day to discuss politics, chess, poetry and music at a local Besant Nagar coffeehouse. 144481 1990 In the Spirit M Documentary Interviewer (Steve Powers) 144482 2008 In the St. Nick of Time N Pepper, William Reporter is following Cameron Jones who used to be a successful author. This year, another holiday looms, he is beset by a depression, an ex-wife who is moving away with their daughter Holly, and a sleezy reporter is dogging him. A foul-mouthed goldfish hallucination keeps nagging Jones. Cameron’s buddy Dogwater Hunt is a broke, obsessed, alien-abductee, with a pathological fear of holiday lights. He’s desperate to prove Earth will be visited on Christmas Eve by mysterious “Santa aliens.” If he can catch “Santa” he’ll push forth the frontiers of science and maybe get a new TV. Meanwhile Santa Claus feels beaten down by centuries of children growing up and no longer believing. He can’t help but wonder if he really exists. The answer to that question could determine the future of Christmas. Cameron and Dogwater are caught up in a plan to save Santa from himself. 144483 1918 In the Twinkling of an Eye N Watson, Sydney Christian Fiction Classics Journalist Tom Hammon witnesses the shocking rapture of the church and its aftermath. 144484 1999 In the Woods M TV Reporter Dick Jansen (Larry Osterman). Television Cameraman (Larry D. Osterman II). 144485 1889 In the Year 2889 SSF UCLA Verne, Jules In "Big Book of Science Fiction." Newspaper Owner Napoleon Smith of the Earth Chronicle. George Washington Smith, founder of the Manhattan Chronicle. Fritz Napoleon Smith, after 30 generations have come and gone, is owner of the same newspaper that his ancestor established. George Washington Smith's newspaper had lived generation after generation. Now called the Earth Chronicle. Pressed on all sides by rival journals of a more modern type, it was continually in danger of collapse. Napoleon Smith bought it for a mere trifle. He originated telephonic journalism. Instead of being printed, the newspaper is spoken to subscribers. Phonograph records the news if the reader is otherwise disposed. 144486 1969 In the Year of the Pig M Reporter (Ilya Todd-Himself). Le nouvel observateur. 144487 1996 In the Zone DT Series, 6-1-1996. Fox Hosts Richard MacGregor, Valarie Rae Miller, Mike Simmrin, Zack Ward. Sports 144488 1948 In This Corner M Reporter Matt McGuire (Renny McEvoy) 144489 1994 In This Corner M Interviewer (Ted Raimi) 144490 1942 In This Our Life M L. SVD 1024 Announcer (Reid Kilpatrick) 144491 1911 In Time for Press M Ness Book Reporter for The Blade joins the Express when he is fired for trying to help a rancher's daughter get a job on the paper. Joins the Express. He and a Blade reporter both get on the story of a train holdup. Blade reporter pretends he is injured, then knocks Express reporter out. Heroine rides off to telegraph the story and scoops the Blade. 144492 1935 In Time of Peace N MLPL Boyd, T.A. Reporter William Hicks on general assignment for the Farm Labor Beacon in a midland city goes with another agency for news because of his disgust with the paper's policies. Fitzmaurice, reporter and colleague. Patsy Hughes loses job as a reporter because editor gave his nephew the job. Eventually becomes assistant advertising manager of the Golden Rule. Patsy writes feature story for hicks. "Dame reporter" on News-Dispatch. Ends up as new advertising manager o Old Lady Squires may sell the Hart-Fadden Syndicate. Hopewell and Purdy, reporters on the Recorder. Many reporters throughout. 144493 2005 In Too Deep N Wainscott, Tina Society Columnist-Writer Winslow Talbot for Dazzle Society Magazine feels she is living a lie -- she is beautiful, but her face has been cleverly constructed by plastic surgeons after an automobile crash. She is rich, but the wealth belongs to her doting stepfather who’s funded a life she finds increasingly shallow. So when she learns of a hit-and-run boating accident that leaves a young Cuban-American girl terribly disfigured. Winslow sees the opportunity to make a real difference and decides to help the injured child. She begins an investigation that leads her to Alex Diax, editor of a Miami newspaper. But Alex warns Winslow against snooping in Florida’s exile community where passions often explode with deadly consequences. Ignoring the warning, Winslow continues probing for answers even as it pits her against her family, her boss, and the Miami police as a killer waits patiently in the shadows. Her boss says her inquiry has nothing to do with her society column so she must stop her investigation. The killer wants her to continue because he plans to kill her. Though she is a journalist, when it comes to hard-boiled investigation of a crime, Winslow is an obsessed amateur who knows she should heed the advice she gets, but feels an affinity with the child and wants to uncover the truth. 144494 1946 In Town Today DT Host Ben Grauer 144495 1989 In una notte di chiaro di luna (aka On a Moonlit Night, aka As Long as It’s Love) MF Wertmuller, Lina (Director) France American Journalist John Knott (Rutger Hauser), a brash cheerful reporter, who works for a French newspaper. He has an affair with Photographer Joelle (Nastassja Kinski) and unbeknownst to him a child as well. He has been having a lot of fun poking into anti-AIDS prejudice for a series by a Paris paper by pretending to have HIV and announcing this in various situations around Paris, which results in his being thrown out of restaurants, bars and in one scene, bed. He runs into Joelle on one of these excursions and discovers he has a child and that he still cares for Joelle. Then he discovers he really is HIV positive and this provokes a lot of soul-searching and anguish right up to the story’s unhappy ending. 144496 1940 In Walked Amy N Edgerton, Lucile Reporter. Farm girl comes to the big city to work as a reporter. Meets gangsters and writes her stories. 144497 1970 In Which We Live DT Series. 4-3-1970 to 6-28-1970. NBC TV Newsman-Host Edwin Newman. 144498 1899 In Which Yellow Journalism Creeps In and The Idea SS UCLA Bangs, John Kendrick Editor. William Jones, Esq. Third Assistant Exchange Editor of The Weekly Oracle, a Journal of To-day, Yesterday, and To-morrow. Dick, war correspondent of the Sunday Whirnal. Dispatch included in story. Asks for $500 a word 144499 1985 In Winter the Snow Never Stops SS UCLA Covino, Michael In "Off-Season, The: Stories." Freelance Journalist. Woman, 32, single, unemployed, though she got enough freelance entertainment assignments from the newspaper to keep her going. Both the entertainment and the book editors liked her. This interview had been her idea. Waiting for the interviewee to call her. Name never given. 144500 1997 In Your Dreams MT TV Journalist (Douglas McFerran) 144501 2004 In Your Face N Thomas, Scarlett Magazine Writer Jess Malone is a long-lost friend of Lily Pascale, onetime actress turned university lecturer and amateur sleuth. When Lily receives a call from Jess asking for help in tracking down a murderer, she can’t resist getting involved. Hoping that the case will take her mind off the fact that the man she loves is marrying someone else, Lily starts investigating. She learns that three young women have been brutally murdered and that the common thread connecting them is that all three were featured in a magazine article written by Jess. Then Jess herself disappears and Lily fears the worst. 144502 2005 In za puru MF Japan Editor-in-Chief: Eri Fuse 144503 2002 In-Laws: Love Is the Key T Episode #4. 10-1-2002 Photographer (Jamieson Price). 144504 2008 In-Sight N Webster, Gerard G. Columnist Ward McNulty is a successful columnist living with the beautiful co-anchor of Channel Five News. He also had powerful friends including a state senator, but when the senator convinces Ward to support the conversion of a sleepy beach town into an exclusive resort,it pits Ward against his father in a bitter legal battle. Too late Ward learns that the resort’s financial backers consist of a drug lord, a porn mogul, and assorted money launderers. And they’ll stop nothing, including murder, to get what they want. 144505 1949 Inauguration of President Truman DT All four networks Reporters 144506 2005 Incendiary N Cleave, Chris Journalist sleeps with a woman who has lost her husband and son in the explosion at a soccer stadium. She writes a book-length letter to Osama bin Laden asking him to stop the bombing. The nameless working-class woman was having sex a neighbor, the shallow journalist -- while her loved ones were being blown up. Filled with guilt, her story becomes involved with the journalist and his equally shallow girlfriend. 144507 1945 Incendiary Blonde M Gossip Columnist Louella Parsons (Catherine Craig) 144508 1972 Inchiesta, L' TF Italy Journalist (Claudio Camaso). 144509 1982 Inchon M Ness Book War Correspondent (David Janssen) and Art Critic (Rex Reed) assigned by papers to cover the war were cut from film when it was trimmed from 140 to 106 minutes. Pipe Journalist (Rion Morgan). 144510 1962 Incident at Ashton N GPL Milner, Jay Editor, a crusader, and civil rights disturbances. 144511 1999 Incident at Haystack Landing T Series. Sci-Fi News Media. News Reporter (Susan Schramm). 144512 1971 Incident in San Francisco T SV 144 Brown, J.E. (Novel - "Incident at 125th St."). Robert Dozier (Teleplay) Ness Book - Pilot for TV series Reporter Jeff Marshall (Christopher Connelly) for the San Francisco Times (which has the motto "Tell the News As It Is Without Fear or Favor") tires to clear a man who tries to help a mugging victim and finds himself accused of murder. Meets opposition even from own paper and cynical city editor Arthur Andrews (Tim O'Connor). Assigned to do a follow-up. It does not appear in the paper. Editor tells him he wrote an editorial, not a story. Editor-in-chief tells reporter he has reverence for instinct and blind faith, but they are luxuries he can no longer afford in his position. Reporter sets out to prove Good Samaritan's innocence -- "If I am wrong you can fire me." Charges cop with not doing his job. Officer cracks down on newspaper staff. Editor-in-chief expresses amazement at reporter's arrogance in asking them to withhold evidence while he plays detective. But he resolves the issue after breaking into an apartment, beating up a crook and being rescued by police. Good Samaritan tells him, "You're part of the machinery, whether you like it or not. We all are. It's all we've got." 144513 1990 Incident, The MT Reporter #1 (Jed Jackson). Reporter #2 (Eric Singer) 144514 2009 Incognegro SC N Johnson, Mat. Illustrator Warren Pieece. Graphic Novel. DC Comics. African-American Reporter Zane Pinchback for the New Holland Herald of New York is a black man who can pass for white. Zane uses this ability to go undercover to investigate lynchings in the 1930s South. In the early 20th century, when lynchings were commonplace throughout the American South, a few courageous reporters from the North risked their lives to expose these atrocities. They were African-American men who, due to their light skin color, could “pass” among the white folks. They called this dangerous assignment going “incognegro.” Pinchback barely escapes with his life after his latest “incognegro” story goes bad. But when he returns to the sanctuary of Harlem, he’s sent to investigate the arrest of his own brother, charged with the brutal murder of a white woman in Mississippi. With a lynch mob already swarming, Zane must stay “incognegro” long enough to uncover the truth behind the murder in order to save his brother -- and himself. He finds that the answers are buried beneath layers of shifting identities, forbidden passions and secrets that run deeper than skin color. 144515 1999 Incognito MT TV News Anchor (Marc Brown) 144516 1997 Incognito M Newsreader (Andrew Forbes). 144517 2006 Incompleto M Interviewer (Nikolas Marcacci). 144518 2005 Inconceivable: Pilot T DVD -R HS 8X 4395. (Media Excerpts repeated in HQ mode) Los Angeles Chronicle article to be written by a reporter friend never seen of one of the managers of the fertility clinic on the sister of a woman killed in the war who wants to be the surrogate mother to her sister's baby with her sister's husband. Husband, Private Lopez, has second thoughts. Female owner of the fertility center wants her partner to pull the plug on the story. Manager's bitter girl friend tells him "Call your friend at the Los Angeles Chronicle and Stop the Presses." Story dies when the private refuses to go through with the procedure realizing he is not keeping his wife alive in this way. Closure takes place as her eggs are destroyed. 144519 2005 Inconceivable: Sex, Lies and Sonograms T Episode #5. Photographer (Nick Steele), hunky photographer. 144520 1991 Inconvenient Woman, An MT SVD 1123. SVD 526, SV 79 (Excerpts). Dunne, Dominick Miniseries. 5-12-1991 Gossip Columnist Cyril Rathbone (Roddy McDowall), gay, viperish, powerful. News Photographer (Rod Pitman). 144521 1990 Inconvenient Woman, An NR OWN - P Dunne, Dominick Gossip Columnist Cyril, gay and vicious. 144522 1997 Incorporated, The M TV News Anchor (Catherine Leahan). Photographer (David Munson). 144523 1997 Incredible Genie, The M TV Reporter Connie Hennesy (Leese Brown) 144524 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: T VHS 676 (Four Episodes), 409, 408, 404, 403, 397, 372 (Partial), 356, 355, 352, 346 (No Beginning). 340, 327 Episodes. Series 3-10-1978 to 5-19-1982). 56 Episodes Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) a reporter for the National Register. McGee dazed by explosion. McGee vows to bring the creature to justice Modeled after the character of Javert in "Les Miserables," McGee was a tabloid reporter who relentlessly pursued the Hulk. When Banner tried to reverse the an experiment gone wrong, the interferences of the nosy reporter result in the destruction of the research laboratory. A fellow scientist, the only othe rperson who knows the secret of the Hulk, dies in the fire. Banner, presumed dead, goes on the run trying to find a cure for his condition. He endlessly drifts from place to place assuming different identities. He discovers the Hulk is human at least part of the time and that Banner is still alive. All the while, McGee continues to pursue the story of the mysterious monster whom he believes killed Banner and his associate. Often personally investigates sightings of the monster forcing Banner to move on before the reporter can learn too much. 144525 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: 747 T VHS 407, 357 Episode #7. 4-7-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144526 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Alice in Discoland T VHS 438 Episode #20. 11-3-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144527 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Another Path T VHS 360 Episode #19. 20-27-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144528 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Antowuk Horror, The T Episode. 9-29-1978. Season #2. Episode #3 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin). TV Reporter (Bill Deiz). 144529 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Babalao T VHS 350, 376 Episode #45. 12-14-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144530 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Behind The Wheel T VHS 348, 398, 405 Episode #42. 11-9-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144531 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Brain Child T VHS 349 Episode #38. 10-5-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144532 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: Bring Me The Head Of The Hulk T VHS 327, 352 Episode #64. 1-9-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144533 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Broken Image T VHS 376 Episode #47. 1-4-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144534 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Captive Night T VHS 376, 399 Episode #46. 12-21-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144535 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Child In Need, A T VHS 360 Episode #19. 10-27-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. Reporter (Marguerite DeLain). 144536 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Confession, The T VHS 346, 380 Episode #33. 5-4-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register reluctantly takes on an Intern Pamela Morris (Markie Post) as his assistant who takes an interest in a lonely little man claiming to be the Hulk. Newsman (Michael Laurence). Pamela Morris: "I understand how you feel. I asked to apprentice at the New York Times, the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times, real newspapers. The National Register was not my first choice." Jack McGee: "So, while I'm out on the streets, you can stay here and man the phones. That way I can call stuff in. A base station." Pamela Morris: "Base station? This is a newspaper article, not war correspondents. I came here to work, Jack." McGee: "Pamela, you're supposed to be here to help me, not play Brenda Staff." 144537 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: Danny T VHS 328, 365, 393 Episode #75. 5-15-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144538 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Dark Side T VHS 327, 352 Episode #62. 12-5-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144539 1977 Incredible Hulk, The: Death in the Family (aka Return of the Incredible Hulk) T VHS 356, 397 Pilot 2 - 11-27-1977. Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144540 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Deathmask T VHS 359, 402 Episode #55. 3-14-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144541 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Deep Shock T VHS 388 Episode #63. 12-12-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. Reporter (Saundra Sharp). 144542 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Disciple T VHS 436 Episode #30. 4-16-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. Newscaster (Bill Dietz). 144543 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Earthquakes Happen T VHS 403 Episode #11. 5-19-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144544 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: East Winds T VHS 328, 358 Episode #69. 2-20-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144545 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Equinox T VHS 351, 376 Episode #56. 3-14-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144546 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Escape from Los Santos T VHS 438 Episode #23. 12-1-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144547 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Falling Angels T VHS 391 Episode #51. 2-8-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144548 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Fast Lane T VHS 327, 389 Episode #61. 11-21-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144549 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Final Round T VHS 356, 405 Episode #3. 3-10-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144550 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: First, The T VHS 328, 364 Episodes #70-#71. 3-6, 13-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144551 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Free Fall T VHS 327, 352 Episode #61. 11-21-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144552 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Give A Trucker An Even Break T VHS 366 Episode #9. 4-28-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144553 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: Goodbye Eddie Cain T VHS 327, 358, 388 Episode #66. 1-23-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144554 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: Half Nelson T VHS 328, 364, 393 Episode #74. 4-17-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144555 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: Harder They Fall, The T VHS 328, 364 Episode #72. 3-27-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144556 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Haunted, The T VHS 437 Episode #27. 2-7-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144557 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Homecoming T VHS 398 Episode #43. 11-30-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. Newscaster (Barbara Lynn Block). 144558 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Hulk Breaks Las Vegas, The T DVD -R HQ 8030. VHS 407 Episode #8. 4-21-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. Reporter in Las Vegas investigates a gambling scandal. Banner helps him, then discovers the reporter is Jack McGee's partner. 144559 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: Interview With The Hulk T DVD -R HQ 4310. VHS 328, 364, 393, 398 Episode #73. 4-3-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. Science Reporter (Michael Conrad) passes himself off as McGee when he recognizes Banner and wants an interview. 144560 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Jake T VHS 348, 398 Episode #41. 11-2-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144561 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Killer Instinct T DVD -R HQ 3014. VHS 438 Episode #21. 11-10-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144562 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Kindred Spirits T VHS 346, 436, 438 Episode #32. 4-6-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. Reporter (Bryan Pevny). 144563 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: King Of The Beach T VHS 327, 358, 393 Episode #67. 2-6-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144564 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Like a Brother T VHS 437 Episode #26. 1-31-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144565 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Long Run Home T VHS 391 Episode #50. 2-1-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144566 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Lottery, The T VHS 391 Episode #52. 2-15-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144567 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Married (aka Bride of the Incredible Hulk T VHS 360, 366 Episodes #13-#14. 9-22-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144568 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Metamorphosis T VHS 347, 380 Episode #36. 9-21-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144569 1982 Incredible Hulk, The: Minor Problem T VHS 408 Episode #83. 5-12-1982 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144570 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: My Favorite Magician T VHS 349 Episode #40. 10-26-1979. Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144571 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Mystery Man T VHS 436 Episodes #28-#29. 3-2, 9-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144572 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Never Give a Trucker an Even Break T VHS 403 Episode #9. 4-28-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144573 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Nine Hours T VHS 351, 376, 403 Episode #57. 4-4-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144574 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: No Escape T VHS 436 Episode #31. 3-30-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 1st Reporter (Lynne Randall). 144575 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Of Guilt, Models and Murder T VHS 357, 405 Episode #3. 3-24-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. TV Reporter (Doug Hale). 144576 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: On the Line T VHS 372 Episode #58. 4-11-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144577 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: Patterns T DVD -R HQ 6519. VHS 328, 365 Episode #76. 5-22-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. Factory owner in debt to the mob labels Banner as his partner. 144578 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: Phenom, The T VHS 354 Episode #77. 10-2-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144579 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Prometheus T VHS 351, 372 Episodes #59-#60. 11-7, 14-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144580 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Proof Positive T VHS 350, 376 Episode #48. 1-11-1980. #53031 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. McGee's new publisher (Caroline Smith). orders him off the Hulk Story. 144581 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Psychic, The T VHS 359 Episode #53. 2-22-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144582 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Quiet Room, The T VHS 346 Episode #34. 5-11-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144583 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Rainbow's End T VHS 360 Episode #17. 10-13-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144584 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Ricky T VHS 360 Episode #16. 10-6-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144585 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Rock And A Hard Place, A T VHS 359, 402 Episode #54. 2-29-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144586 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: Sanctuary T VHS 396, 353 (Incomplete) Episode #80. 11-6-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144587 1980 Incredible Hulk, The: Sideshow T VHS 350, 376 Episode #49. 1-25-1980 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144588 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Slam, The T VHS 349 Episode #39. 10-19-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. Reporter (Linda Lawrence). 144589 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Slaves T VHS 329, 365, 396 Episode #82. 5-5-1982 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144590 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Snare, The T VHS 348 Episode #44. 12-7-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144591 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Solitary Place T DVD -R HQ 3011. VHS 437 Episode #25. 1-24-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144592 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Stop the Presses T DVD -R HQ 3009. VHS 438 Episode #22. 11-24-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144593 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Terror in Times Square T VHS 357, 407 Episode #6. 3-31-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144594 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: Triangle T VHS 329, 365, 396 Episode #81. 11-13-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144595 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: Two Godmothers T VHS 354, 408 Episode #78. 10-9-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144596 2005 Incredible Hulk, The: Ultimate Destruction G Reporter (Chris Edgerly - Voice). 144597 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Vendetta Road T VHS 347, 380 Episode #35. 5-25-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144598 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: Veteran T VHS 396, 365 (Incomplete) Episode #79. 10-16-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144599 1978 Incredible Hulk, The: Waterfront Story, The T DVD -R HQ 2835 Episode #12. 5-31-1978 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) a reporter for the National Register, covers the story and finds the "green man" again. 144600 1981 Incredible Hulk, The: Wax Museum T VHS 327, 358, 393 Episode #68. 2-13-1981 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144601 1995 Incredible Hulk, The: What Savage Beast NSF David, Peter Incredible Hulk, The: What Savage Beast (1995, Peter David) Reporter Jack McGee fakes an illness to gain entry to the hospital where the Hulk's wife is preparing to give birth. He is intercepted by Dr. Strange, who puts him under a spell to convince him he really IS sick and should let the doctor take him to a room immediately. An obvious reference to the Jack Colvin character in the late 70s Incredible Hulk TV show. 144602 1979 Incredible Hulk, The: Wildfire T VHS 437 Episode #24. 1-17-1979 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) for the National Register. 144603 1982 Incredible Hulk, The/Amazing Spider Man Hour, The: C Series. 9-19-1982 to 9-7-1985. NBC Photojournalist Peter Parker. News Media. 144604 1990 Incredible Hulk: Death of the Incredible Hulk, The MT NBC Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) continues to go after David Banner and his alter-ego, The Incredible Hulk. Banner falls in love with an Eastern European spy and saves two kidnapped scientists. Film ends with The Hulk taking a fatal fall from an airplane. 144605 1988 Incredible Hulk: Incredible Hulk Returns, The MT SV 76, 62 5-22-1988 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) comes snooping and David Banner is on the run again. Two years have passed since Banner's last transformation into the Hulk. He hopes to rid himself of his alter-ego for good with the Gamma transponder he created. Former student has bonded with Viking god named Thor. Thor provokes Banner's transformation into the Hulk. Laboratory damaged in their fight. 144606 1989 Incredible Hulk: Trial of the Increidble Hulk, The MT NBC Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) continues to go after David Banner and his alter-ego, The Incredible Hulk. Banner meets the blind lawyer named Matt Murdock and his masked alter ego Daredevil. 144607 1977 Incredible Melting Man, The M Newscaster (Jennifer Mulaire). Photographer (Don Walters). 144608 1958 Incredible Petrified World, The M Steiner, John W. (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Dale Marshall (Phyllis Coates) is among members of an expedition testing a new diving bell. Become trapped underwater and discover subterranean cave with a grizzled inhabitant who cannot decide whether to make love to her or kill her. Volcano erupts killing the caveman. Others escape and are brought back to the surface. Only member of the group to get hysterical when she discovers they have been trapped underwater. Jimmy, a Reporter (Jack Haffner). Coates played Lois Lane earlier in her career. 144609 1977 Incredible Rocky Mountain Race, The T Newspaper. Mark Twain race. 144610 1957 Incredible Shrinking Man, The M DVD -R HQ 4751, 4753. L TV Newscaster (John Hiestand) of KIRL. Sells life story to press syndicate. TV newscast reports on his death. Newscaster (Gary Goetzman). 144611 1981 Incredible Shrinking Woman, The M L. SV 178 News Media. Newscasters (M.E. Loree, Gary Goetzman, Robert Phelps, Glenn Robards). Interviewers (James Beach, Dick McGarvin). Talk-Show Host Mike Douglas (Himself). 144612 1978 Incredible Torture Show, The M New York Times Critic. Lincoln Center ballerina later kicks New York Times critic to death 144613 2004 Incredible Torture Trio, The M TV Newscaster Bill Thompson (Mark Bernier). 144614 2004 Incredibles, The M DVD -R HQ 7076, 7077. News Media. Newspapers used to document series of lawsuits that people file against the superheroes that save them. Also documentary-style interviews with superheroes at the beginning of the film. Newsreel Narrator (Teddy Newton). 144615 2004 Incredibles, The C Bird, Brad Newsreel Narrator (Teddy Newton - Voice). 144616 2004 Incredibles, The G Newsreel Narrator (Teddy Newton - Voice). 144617 1980 Incubo sulla citta contaminata MF TV Anchor-News Reporter (Umberto Lenzi). Cameraman (Antonio Mayans). 144618 1998 Incubus NSF Arensberg, Ann Food Columnist Cora Whitman is the central character in this paranormal novel. 144619 1982 Incubus, The M Russell, Ray (Novel). George Franklin (Screenplay) Canada - Ness Book Newspaper Editor Laura Kincaid (Kerrie Keane) investigates a series of gruesome assaults in a small town in Wisconsin. She inherited the local paper when her foster parents died and is considered a newcomer. Editor claims she hates small towns and small town thinking. Gets in trouble with local police but apologizes to a cop for almost getting him fired because of an article she wrote in the papers. Editor compiles information on shape-shifting and incubi which she shares with others in the town. It turns out the editor is revealed to be the demon. "You're a stranger in town. You stick your nose into other people's tragedies, just so you can sell a few more papers." 144620 2000 Incumbent, The NM McGrory, Brian White House Correspondent Jack Flynn 144621 1970 Indagine su un cittadino al di sopra di ogni sospetto MF Italy News Media. Paese Sera Journalist (Fulvio Grimaldi). 144622 1992 Indecency MT Newscaster (Steve Kehela) 144623 1962 Indecent M AFI-Reporters Reporter 144624 1958 Indecent (Schwarze Nylons --Heisse Nachte. Aka Waylaid Women) M Marno, Erwin, Hanns Helmut Fischer (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book. Released in U.S. in 1968. German Reporter Alexander (Peter Van Eyck) investigates murder of a member of a dance troupe. Discovers women are being victimized by a white slave ring selling them into prostitution. He falls in love with one of the dancers. When she is captured he stops the ring. 144625 1990 Indecent Behavior NM OWN - H Rivers, Caryl Reporter Sally Ellenberg, a good reporter, tough, street-smart and Jewish 144626 1993 Indecent Behavior M TV Reporter (Angela Black) 144627 1994 Indecent Behavior II M DVD -R HQ 3317, 3318. VHS 400 Snyder, Mike, Phoebe Caulfield, Joyce James (Screenplay) Ness Book Tabloid Reporter Shoshona Reed (Elizabeth Sandifer) for the Tattler stalks a sex therapist because she wants information on a banker, a patient. Reporter first tries to approach the sex therapist as a patient, but is seen as a fraud and is sent away. Reporter breaks into the therapist's house. Reporter sends her a mock-up of an article she plans to run exposing a major deal the banker is about to make and reporting the therapist has had to do public service after being arrested on drug charge. Therapist then goes to reporter's apartment and threatens her. Reporter is killed. Therapist tries to find the killer who turns out to the banker's wife. 144628 1993 Indecent Exposure NR OWN - P Hoffman, Kate Reporter Casey Carmichael, The Inquisitor. Matt Garrison, photographer. Harlequin Temptation 456, August. 144629 1993 Indecent Exposure NR Hoffmann, Kate Harlequin Temptation #456 Reporter Casey Carmichael found Photojournalist Matt Garrison hiding in the same hotel closet as she was looking for the same scoop. It was then she knew she had trouble. Not only was he gorgeous, but he would sell out his own mother for a buck. And The Inquisitor was offering twenty-five thousand for the inside story of the celebrity wedding of the year, which Case intended to get -- alone. So she teamed up with Matt planning to double-cross him at the first opportunity. Casey had good reasons for needing the money. But she found herself needing Matt even more. Only he pulled a fast one on her first. The two-timing, too-sexy man was going to learn that Casey Carmichael knew how to bring a man to his knees -- when she caught him. 144630 2007 Indentured Scholars: Inner City Scandal, The N Wright, W. Ivan TV Anchorwoman Synthia Godbold is an ambitious, yet hesitant anchorwoman who discovers a long-secreted academic academy. The problem with this highly successful preparatory academy is that for almost 10 years it requires total separation between child and his/her family. Disadvantaged children are propelled into intellectual leadership and financial success, but the total tradeoff remains highly controversial. Godbold’s investigative journey surprisingly leads her into the back offices and sanctuaries of African-American business, church and political leadership. Even Godbold’s own home begins to reveal its own guarded fears as her new husband must decide whether to support or sabotage his wife’s journalistic efforts. 144631 1996 Independence Day N OWN - H Ford, Richard Former Sportswriter Frank Bascombe is now selling real estate. He moves into his newly married former wife's old home and is looking forward to the upcoming Forth of July weekend, but nothing turns out the way he expects. 144632 1996 Independence Day CB ID4: Independence Day #1 News Media covers the alien ship assault on the people of earth as the President of the Untied States and others make their escape and plan their counterattack. 144633 1996 Independence Day (aka ID4 Invasion, The) M DVD -R HQ 10171, 10172, 10173 TV Reporter Colin Barclay (Lincoln D. Hiatt). Monica Soloway, TV Reporter (Barbara Beck). Kim Peters, Reporter (Joyce Cohen). Reporter (Joe Fowler). Reporter (Sharon Tay). Reporter (Andrew Warne). Entertainment Tonight Reporter (Julie Moran). Newscaster (Vanessa J. Wells). Video Newscaster (Gary W. Cruz). Video Newscaster (Christine Devine). Video Newscaster (Wendy L. Walsh). Russian Newscaster (Yelena Danova). Russian Reporter (Peter J. Lucas). Northridge Field Reporter (Eric Michael Zee). Sky News Anchorman (Bob Friend-Himself). Flagstaff News Anchor (Robin Groth). NY Newscaster (Ernie Anastos). Korean Newscaster (Derek Kim). Video Newscaster (Ron Pitts). Video Newscaster (Mark Thompson). 144634 1854 Independent Candidate, The N Howells, William Dean Printer Doan is also the editor who bolts the party to support another candidate. Elfred Larker, a young printer in Doan's shop. 144635 1981 Independent Network News -- Midday Edition DT Series. 10-1981 to 1986. Syndicated TV Anchors Claire Carter, Marvin Scott. 144636 2002 Independent View DT Interviewer B. Ruby Rich. 144637 1982 Independent Wife, An NR OWN - P Howard, Linda Reporter Salli Jerome, aka Mrs. Baines, for the one of the nation's leading magazines. Publisher Rhy Baines is her ex-husband -- and new publisher 144638 1997 Independent Woman, An N Fast, Howard Journalist Barbara Lavette, liberal journalist finds joys of real love 144639 2000 Independent, The M Newscaster (Maria Cina) 144640 1959 India vista da Rossellini, L TF Italy. Miniseries Interviewer (Roberto Rosselini). 144641 1970 Indian Sign, The N OWN - H Gunther, John Radio News Announcer's best friend is a war correspondent. Falls in love with the correspondent's wife. Nelson, a highly successful radio news broadcaster. Mac, a leading war correspondent who is Nelson's best friend. 144642 1886 Indian Summer N OWN - P Howells, William Dean Former Editor Theodore Colville, former Indiana newspaper editor. 144643 2006 Indian Summer: Oka Crisis, The MT Miniseries Reporter #3 (Terence Bowman). 144644 1987 Indian Superman, The MF India Reporter Gita is the sweetheart of Shekhar who was a young baby from the doomed planet Krypton who is sent to Earth where he is adopted by an elderly couple in India who name him Shekhar. After growing up and learning about his origins and powers, he goes to the city in search of his school sweetheart, Gita. At the same time, Shekhar’s rival for Gita’s affection in their school days has grown up to become a crime lord and super villain who has hatched a plan to become rich by devastating part of India with natural disasters, then buying up all the abandoned land. Will Superman/Shekhar be able to stop him? Will he win the reporter’s heart? Will he keep his double identity a secret? 144645 1963 Indian Tales of Rudyard Kipling, The T Series Editor (Joss Ackland) of English Language Newspaper in India 144646 1992 Indiana Jones Adventure: Ride, The G Newsreel Announcer (Corey Burton). 144647 1994 Indiana Jones et la Cite de la Foudre CB Reporter Marya Smirnova meets Indiana Jones in Calcutta and she tells him she has information about a lost temple. That night they go a dancer’s performance -- a dancer that Indy saved when she was attacked by thugs -- and while they are walking her to the hotel she is kidnapped by the Thugs. Indy tells the story of the Thugs, a cult of Kali now apparently revived after a century of dormancy. When Indy and Marya arrive at Bhubaneshwar to look for the temple and Kamala, Marya is met at the train by the Rolls-Royce of the Maharajah, who turns out to be an old chum of Marya's named Sardar. They are invited to be guests at his palace. That evening just outside the palace they hear a speech by Mahatma Gandhi, who is organizing to resist the British government. On a tiger hunt the next day Jones falls off his elephant, kills a tiger right away, and finds that the tiger was guarding a cave leading to the temple. That night Indy and Marya sneak in and see Kamala in chains, and hear the announcement of her sacrifice to Kali the next day. On the way out they lose their way and find a cave of lepers, who try to escape, but Indy locks them back in. Next day Marya figures out that Sardar is the chief of the Thugs, and that night they sneak into the temple ceremony in disguise. Kamala is made to dance before her death, and Indy grabs her just in time, while Marya grabs a big ruby from Kali's statue. They discover that the colonial policeman from Calcutta is one of the Thugs. To help them in their escape, Indy releases the lepers. Once outside the cave, Kamala grabs the ruby and throws it back in, whereupon the cave collapses. She explains that she is a priestess of Kali, chosen since birth by the Thugs for this sacrifice. She had tried to flee, but the policeman, Blake, brought her back. Blake, the son of an English man and an Indian woman, felt rejected by both communities and revived the Thugs as revenge to start an uprising against the British and to sabotage Gandhi's movement. 144648 1939 Indianapolis Speedway M News Media. Reporter (Garland Smith). First Radio Announcer (Wendell Niles). Second Radio Announcer (Sam Hayes). Third Radio Announcer (John Conte). 144649 1995 Indictment: McMartin Trial, The MT SVD 734 Mann, Abby, Myra Mann (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Wayne Satz (Mark Blum) contributes to the media circus that develops around the trial of several daycare workers for child molestation. He maintains that he does not make the news but only reports it. He becomes the target of his press colleagues when a reporter from the Examiner discovers he is having an affair with the woman who runs the clinic that initially questioned the abused children. Fellow reporters charge him with conflict of interest. They claim he is the reason people hate the press. Satz dismisses accusations as professional jealousy. Both sides use the media. One man claims on national TV that pornographic pictures were taken of the children, but cannot produce them. He blames a police conspiracy. Defense lawyer appears on Nightline to declare his clients' innocence. When charges are dropped, they appear on 60 Minutes to tell their side of the story. Satz died of a heart attack in 1992 Satz is based on real reporter. Defendants never found guilty but irreparably damaged by press. Reporter #1 (Taylor Gilbert). Reporter #5 (David Whalen). Reporter (Kevin Symons). 144650 2007 Indie Girl N Daswani, Kavita Aspiring Fashion Reporter Indie Konkipuddi is 15 and has always dreamed of being a fashion reporter. She would do anything to land an internship with glamorous Celebrity Style magazine -- even baby sit Owner-Publisher Aaralyn Taylor’s two-year-old son. Indie’s father, a neurosurgeon can’t understand why Indie would want to spend her weekends baby sitting and pretty soon she starts asking herself the same thing. Then she finds out that Celebrity Style is in trouble and Hollywood’s hottest star is having her wedding dress made in a village in India. She is sure she’s scored the juiciest gossip in town -- the kind of story that will put the magazine back on the map and finally land her the internship. But when things don’t pan out exactly as planned, Indie wonders: will Aaralyn ever see her as anything more than just the hired baby sitter? 144651 2005 Indie Pendant, The M News Media. Limo Reporter (Cameron Milzer). 144652 1985 Indijsko ogledalo MF Radio Reporter (Miodrag Andric) 144653 1991 Indio 2 - La rivolta MF Italy. Photojournalist (David Brass). 144654 1988 Indiscreet MT SVD 729 News Media 144655 1917 Indiscreet Corinne M AD - AFI-Classified Ads/Newspapers/Publicity Publicity 144656 1999 Indiscretions N Doumani, Carol Reporter Carmen Leventhal, a voluptuous muckraking financial journalist for the Los Angeles Times, sees a rich married man as a potential sugar daddy who will provide her with necessary luxuries of a fabulous lifestyle. She plans to hook him by revealing a shady business deal that one of his law partners is plotting. Dazzling smile. Beauty and reputation. "She had been in the bullpen, sitting at her secretary's desk, because she had trashed her own keyboard earlier… "...in the week in a fit of rage over a rejected story." An envelope marked confidential to Ralph Lassiter, her nemesis. He was at lunch -- "he got a lot of good information, hanging around the watering holes favored by the elite of the business community "…But the price he paid for it was a serious drinking problem and probably a drug habit to boot." She hated Ralph because he treated her like a bimbo and never missed an opportunity to tell her that she didn’t belong in the hard-bitten world of business. "…'They've got plenty of room for you in the Lifestyles section. How about a column on knitting?" So she took the envelope. Spent four years on full scholarship at Brown and two years at The Plain Dealer to write some "bullshit women's column. 144657 2000 Inditarod Trail Sled Dog Race DT Course Reporter Susan Butcher. Narrator Al Trautwig 144658 1973 Indoor League, The: T Series 1973-1978 Commentators (Neil Cleminson, Keith Macklin). Darts Commentator (Dave Lanning). Host (Freddie Trueman). 144659 1990 Indrajaalam MF India. Press Photographer (Ravi Menon). 144660 2002 Industry, The T SVD 1307 (Incomplete) News Media 144661 2006 Infamous M DVD Based on George Plimpton's biography Journalist-Author Truman Capote (Toby Jones) of the New Yorker writes "In Cold Blood" and creates a new form of non-fiction-novel. Nelle Harper Lee (Sandra Bullock). New Yorker Editor William Shawn (Frank G. Curcio). Vogue Editor Diana Vreeland (Juliet Stevenson). Publisher Bennett Cerf (Peter Bogdanovich). Writer Gore Vidal (Michael Panes). Reporter #1 (Mitch Baker). Reporter #2 (Grant James). CBS President William 'Bill" Paley (Lee Ritchery). Capote the society brat, the inveterate liar, the campy romantic as well as Capote the dogged reporter, seductive raconteur and tortured alcoholic. 144662 2005 Infamous: Pelagrino Brothers, The M Short - Comedy Interviewer (Liz Smith). 144663 2004 Infamy M News Media. L.A. Herald Reporter (Rich Skidmore). 144664 1987 Infant of Prague, The: November Man Novel, A NM OWN - P Granger, Bill TV Newscast. Teenage Czech movie star touring the United States defects on a live Chicago TV Newscast. Vile TV Network Chairman is corrupt. 144665 1984 Infante's Inferno N Infante, C. Cabrera Journalist in Havana. Sensual education of a young journalist. 144666 1997 InFashion DT Series 1997 Reporter (Rove McManus - Himself) 144667 2001 Infatuation N Icilyn, Sonia Tabloid Magazine Owner Wade O. Beresford of Bribe Magazine writes a slanderous article about an actress and she demands a retraction. Reporter agrees to be her shadow to find out what the real actress is like. 144668 2006 Infatuation NR Kent, Alison Columnist Milla Page reviews San Francisco hot spots for her online column. Milla came from the cream of the high society crop. She now works at a dating service as a reviewer of hot clubs and night spots. When the female dating pool yields three dates, that's all Milla thinks she needs to write a sexy, juicy story on San Francisco hot spots for her column. But will she end up rewriting history? When the name of a working middle class man she had a secret but brief affair with crops up as potential date, Milla nervously decides to go see him at his car repair and body shop. He is cool, almost cruel to her. Milla is a small woman of tempered steel and she is remarkably capable of taking care of herself. She gives Rennie, the man, as good as she takes. The sexual intensity is still there. 144669 2008 Infected MT DVD -R HQ 10890, 10891 Editor Ben Mosher (Gil Bellows) is editor of the mystery and science supplement to the newspaper, The Boston Daily. He is not satisfied with his line of work. He doesn’t believe it is real journalism. He has also just broken up with his ex-girlfriend Lisa Wallace (Maxim Roy), a star reporter for the Boston Daily, but he is still hoping to reconnect with her. They work together to stop an alien conspiracy, swept up in a story about aliens trying to take over the world by taking over people’s bodies. They work together to try to figure out what is going on and rediscover their feelings for each other. After the mayor of New York is assassinated, two journalists get the story of their lives when the killer seeks them out. He presents them with proof that the mayor was really an alien and enlists their help in foiling an extraterrestrial plot to take over the city. Carla Plume (Isabella Rossellini) is editor-in-chief of the Boston Daily, a go-getter, a woman with a big career, very assertive. She is inhabited by an alien. People do not know she has changed and am no longer Plume, but now an alien. She uses her power and assertiveness to skew the news, to control what is happening in favor of the aliens. 144670 2005 Infection M News Media. Reporter (Laurie O'Brien). 144671 1908 Infernal War, The (La Guerre Infernale) SS Giffard, Pierre, #1-#30 Reporter. Chief reporter for the magazine, The Year 2000. No name available. The Reporter is the main observer of the entire war. 144672 1998 Inferno MT Newscaster (Arthel Neville). Newscaster (Emmett Miller). 144673 2001 Inferno MTF Poland Reporter (Beata Kowalska). 144674 1976 Inferno in Paradise M Smith, Robert S., Chester W. Moller (Creators). John Meredyth Lucas (Screenplay) Ness Book Photojournalist Teresa Stratton (Betty Ann Carr) does feature stories and photo spreads for local Hawaiian paper. Renews acquaintance with man who returns to island after three years to attend his father's funeral. Becomes firefighter. Temporarily loses sight while battling blaze in chemical warehouse. Photojournalist takes photographs of fires, which enable her to pinpoint the pyromaniac. Criminal sets fire to warehouse housing illegal arms being sold by man's associate. Warehouse explodes. Man chases down arsonist who turns out to be a deranged environmentalist. Photojournalist not present during these scenes. Returns for brief finale on the beach. 144675 1995 Infiltrator, The MT DVD -R HQ 3270, 3271. SVD 551 Svoray, Yaron, Nick Taylor (Book -- "In Hitler's Shadow"). Guy Andrews (Teleplay) Ness Book - Based on a True Story Jewish Journalist Yaron (Oliver Platt) is having trouble getting work. First seen attempting to sell an editor on a piece he has done about devil worship in the Ivy League. Accepts assignment to go to Germany to cover the rise of skinhead groups. During a fight between a group of skinheads and internationals, Yaron is arrested and put into a police van with several of the white supremacists. Gives them a fake name and decides to report on the group from the inside. Reporter appears able to infiltrate the group without doing any background or research. Also makes contact with members of Simon Wiesenthal Center. Sets him up with false identity. Establishes phone line for his alleged Aryan magazine, The Right Way. Discover link between German neo-Nazis and American hate groups. Reporter able to get a list of American groups supporting neo-Nazis, Gathers evidence exposing. Efforts get bogged down in red tape. No one is prosecuted from evidence he collects. Doubts self. Furious at what he has seen and realizes own potential for violence when he ends up attacking a skinhead. Jewish heritage and German birth add to his confusion. TV Reporter (Ermo Godelt) 144676 2001 Infinite Visions of Stratovarius DF Reporter at Rock Magazine (Juho Juntunen). 144677 1998 Infinity's Child NSF Stein, Harry Journalist Sally Benedict is pregnant and it becomes clear that her baby is slated by sinister forces to become a human lab rat. 144678 1999 Informal, El T Series 1999- Parody News. Interviewer (Patricia Conde - Herself). Interviewer (Felix Alvarez). Hosts (Javier Capitan-Himself, Florentino Fernandez). Interviewers (Inma del Moral-Herself, Feliz Alvarez). 144679 1997 Informant, The NM Grippando, James M. Pulitzer Prize-Winning Miami Tribune Reporter Mike Posten 144680 1997 Informant, The M TV Newscaster (Conor Bradford) 144681 1938 Information Please DR Radio Series. 1938-48 Journalists includes Kiernan, Franklin Adams, Clifton Fadiman 144682 1952 Information Please DT Radio, 1938 to 1948 News Game Show. Panelists included Franklin P. Adams, New York newspaper columnist. John Kieran, sportswriter for the New York Times 144683 1995 Information, The N Amis, Martin Literary Critic Richard Tull is a fortyish book reviewer and failed novelist who is driven to distraction by the effortless and unmerited success of a fellow Oxonian. Her simpleminded novels become overnight best sellers. Tull's experimental manuscripts are of no interest. He decides it's payback time. Tull is sexist, an alcoholic, obsessively jealous. Local crime boss is having an affair with Tull's wife. Tull plots his best-selling novelist friend's demise. Tull's literary criticism is the only work that ever sees actual publication. 144684 2006 Informativo cuarenta noche DF News Program. Anchors Luis Nino de Rivera, Hannia Novell. Commentators Alberto Barranco, Carlos Mota, Leo Zuckermann. 144685 2006 Informativo cuarenta tarde DF Mexico. Series 2006- News Program. Anchors Carolina Roucha, Andres Roemer. 144686 1990 Informativos Telecinco: DF Spain. Series 1990. News Program. Newsreaders Angels Barcelo (1997-2005), Luis Marinas (1990-1997), Angeles Blanco (2000-2007), Carme Chaparro (2001-2007), Hilario Pino (2001-2006), Ana Rodriguez (2002-2007), Juan Pedro Valentin (1997-2005), Newsreaders Jose Luis Fuentceilla (2004-2005), Agustin Hernandez (2003-2007), Maxim Huerta (2002-2005), Fernando Olmeda (2001-2005), Lucia Rodi (2003-2007), Pepe Ribagorda (1994-2007), Juan Ramon Lucas (1997-2001), Carmen Tomas (1993-1996). Newsreaders Fernando Onega (1994-1997), Monteserrat Dominguez (1998-2001), Begona Chamora (2004-2007), Vincente Valles (2000-2002), Alvaro Rivas (2004-2006), Alejandra Herranz (2005-2006), Pedro Piqueras (2006-2007), Miguel Angel Aguilar (1992-1993). Ramon Sanchez Ocana (1993-1994), Andres Aberasturi (1996-1997), Paloma Ferre (2000), Ramon Sanchez Ocana (1995), Pepe Ribagorda as Jose Ribagorda. Interviewer Inaki Gabilondo (1997). Weather Forecaster Mario Picazo (1991-2007). Rosalia Fernandez (2002-2006). Sports Newsreaders J.J. Santos (1994-2007), Antonio Lobato (2004-2007). Corresponal Jon Sistiaga (1999-2005). Host Gloria Serra (1998-2001). 144687 1968 Inga M AFI-Authors Writer 144688 2004 Inga Lindstrom - Sehnsucht nach Marielund MF Sadlo, Christiane (Novel and Screenplay) Germany Journalist. 144689 2002 Ingenious Mr. Henry Care, Restoration Publicist, The D Schwoerer, Lois G. Publicist Henry Care (1646-1688) was a Restoration publicist from middle-class London who made his living by his skillful pen during the Exclusion Crisis and the reign of King James II. In both eras he developed a large following in the popular press. Although he is little known today, both friends and enemies in his time regarded him as someone to be reckoned with. The Stuart kings also appreciated the influence and potential threat of Care and of the press in general, and they sought to restrain him and to tighten controls on the press, even as they themselves used propagandists to combat both. 144690 1973 Ingenious Reporter, The: Great Mysteries T 9-19-73 Reporter. David Birney. Orson Welles introduction 144691 1982 Ingenjor Andrees luftfard MF Sweden Journalist (Sture Hofstadius). Journalist (Olle Gronstedt). Journalist (Seve Ungermark). Photographer (Lasse Poysti). 144692 2007 Inglorious N Kavenna, Joanna Journalist Rosa Lane is a dedicated London urbanite and a successful young journalist who sends her boss an e-mail that says "I quit" and then walks out of her job. She can't explain why. All she knows is that she needs to find enlightenment, to somehow understand her mother's death and do more than just earn her living. Along her odyssey she is deceived by her lover, evicted by her roommate, threatened by her bank manager, picked over by prospective employers, befuddled by philosophy and tormented by omnivorous London. 144693 1955 Ingrid - Die Geschichte eines Fotomodells MF West Germany Journalist Robert (Paul Hubschmid). Fotoreporter Walter (Paul Edwin Roth). 144694 2009 Inhale M News Media. Reporter (Kieran Sequoia). Couple go to dangerous lengths to find a heart donor for their daughter. 144695 1990 Inherit the Mob N Chafets, Zev Correspondent William Gordon, Pulitzer Prize-winner, receives word at his uncle's funeral that he has inherited the power to become a major player in the East Coast Mafia 144696 1965 Inherit the Wind T Lawrence, Jerome and Robert E. Lee (Play) Hallmark Hall of Fame - 11-18-65 Reporter E.K. Hornbeck (Murray Hamilton). Melvyn Douglas, Ed Begley. 144697 1960 Inherit the Wind M DVD -R HQ 3591, 3592, 3587. L. SV 64 Lawrence, Jerome and Robert E. Lee (Play). Nathan E. Douglas, Harold Jacob Smith (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaperman E.K. Hornbeck (Gene Kelly) for the Baltimore Herald, modeled on H.L. Mencken, amusing, hardhearted, cynical. First seen in extreme close-up biting an apple commenting on how one will not find the tree of knowledge in the town of Hillsboro. Community is site of trial of schoolteacher charged with teaching evolution. Asked if he is a sinner, Hornbeck tells a Bible-thumper: "the worst kind. I work for a newspaper." Baltimore Herald has paid for defense lawyer. Paper also responsible for bringing in witnesses from scientific community. Defense attorney Henry Drummond tells Hornbeck: "You have no meaning. You're like a ghost, pointing an empty sleeve and smirking at everything people feel or want or struggle for. "…I pity you. ..you're all alone." Hornbeck: "It's the duty of a newspaper to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable." WGN Chicago Radio Broadcaster (Norman Fell). Reporter at the dinner table (Addison Richards). Courtroom Reporter (Bob Perry) 144698 1988 Inherit the Wind MT Newspaperman E.K. Hornbeck (Darren McGavin), based on real-life journalist Mencken. Radio Newsman (Richard Gilbert-Hill). 144699 1999 Inherit the Wind MT VHS 755 Reporter E.K. Hornbeck (Beau Bridges), modeled on real-life reporter H.L. Mencken). Reporter B (Mark Eric Charbonneau). Reporter A (Critt Davis). Another Reporter (Steve Hofvendahl). Reporter #2 (Matthew Kimbrough). 144700 1955 Inherit the Wind P MLPL Lawrence, Jerome and R.E. Lee Newspaperman E.K. Hornbeck (based on Mencken). Baltimore Herald. "You never pushed a noun against a verb except to blow up something." 144701 1965 Inherit the Wind T Episode #58. 11-18-1965. Hallmark Hall of Fame. Journalist E.K. Hornbeck (Murray Hamilton) covers the monkey trial of the century. Reporter (John D. Irving). Radio Man (William LeMassena). 144702 2007 Inherit the Wind P Lawrence, Jerome and Robert E. Lee Broadway Revival. Journalist E.K. Hornbeck (Denis O'Hare) is the cynical Baltimore newspaperman based on real-life journalist H.L. Mencken. 144703 2008 Inheritance NM Levin, Philip L. Columnist Patricia (Tricia) Tracy is heir to a wealthy family in Corpus Christi, Texas and anticipates receiving a substantial inheritance in four months. She may not live that long. In her newspaper column, “Tracy’s Tidbits,” she accuses a man of murdering his wife. He stalks her and attacks her. Her live is saved by a mysterious sailor she just met at a socialite party. Tricia falls madly in love with him and breaks up with her boyfriend, a police detective, Mel Sweeney. Soon Tricia and Mel are independently investigating a surge in cocaine use, the mysterious death of one of Tricia’s friends, and a bribery scandal that has cost millions of dollars in damages. “Tracy’s Tidbits,” a social editorial, frequently gets Tricia in trouble because she chooses such controversial topics as cocaine abuse, environmental destruction and civil disobedience. The main treat to Tricia’s inheritance comes from an unexpected source and only Tricia’s determination can save her life. 144704 1901 Inheritors, The NSF USC Conrad, Joseph and F.M. Hueffer Journalist Fox, an eminent journalist, editor of The Hour. He is a Dimensionist, the next stage of mankind who will appear and take control of the world from humanity. 144705 1990 Initiation: Silent Night, Deadly Night 4 M Smith, S.J., Arthur H. Gorson, Brian Yuzna (Story). Woody Keith (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Kim (Neith Hunter) for the L.A. Eye investigates a woman's death by spontaneous combustion and this leads her to a female cult. She is initiated into the group and ordered to sacrifice her boyfriend's little brother. Instead, she kills the cult leader, who bursts into flames. Sexist treatment of women in journalism. Kim works in classifieds and is continually passed up in her attempts to land a major assignment in favor of male staffers. Kim is only allowed to do a story after her boyfriend takes the assignment and convinces his editor to let Kim help. Kim's female colleague at the paper turns out to be a member of the cult. 144706 1994 Inju gakuen: Shikima-kai no gyakushu MF Japan News Media. Male Newscaster (Yuzo Takeda) 144707 1999 Injustice of Justice, The N Fuller, Wayne Newspaper Editor in the small town of Regina in Alabama recognizes his copyboy’s reporting abilities and stamina and promotes him to reporter. The years i1 925 and the town prosecutor, looking for notoriety to catapult him into the State Senate seat, discovers the abuse of an elderly, white woman by her gardener, an elderly, African-American man. The alleged crime of a black man hurting a white woman stirs the interest of a nation and the small town of Regina will never be the same again. 144708 1999 Ink N Preston, John Journalist Hugh Byrne is sent to cover the story of a drowned man who has been found in the Thames. He's happy to get the assignment since he has a bad case of writer's block and 1989 has been a bad year for Fleet Street with only a few papers left in journalism's most famous street. But when Byrne is unaccountably banished to the bowels of the building to update the Queen Mother's obituary, he finds himself in the bizarre lair of the mysterious Green-Carders. Green-Carders are a despised army of journalists who are the only ones who know how the paper actually works. 144709 1969 Ink Truck, The N OWN - H Kennedy, William Newspaper Guild strike. Columnist holes up in the lower stacks of the library. Bailey, a former columnist and now a full-time striker against a newspaper in a medium-sized American city strongly resembling Albany, New York. 144710 1997 Ink: T VHS 413, 512 (Partial). VHS 375, 377, 382, 383, 384 Episodes Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Staff includes no-nonsense, seen-it-all police reporter Ernie Trainor (Charles Robinson). Intense and neurotic financial reporter Alan Mesnick (Saul Rubinek). On-the-Town Columnist Belinda Carhardt (Christine Ebersole), who has a few miles on her. Newsroom's jaded and judgmental editorial assistant Donna French (Jenica Bergere). who remains ultra-hip in a sea of tweeds and khakis. 144711 1996 Ink: Above the Fold: Premiere T VHS 390 English, Diane Episode #1. 10-21-1996 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery has just become first female managing editor of the New York Sun and Logan's boss. Montgomery and Logan married three months after meeting on the White House lawn. Although the marriage didn't last, there are two common threads between them -- their 15-year-old daughter Abby, and newspaper ink. Kate's hard-nosed reporting from around the world has earned her an impressive reputation. Logan comes to work to find a new managing editor -- his ex-wife Kate. When Kate accepts a job offer that's just too good to pass up, she becomes the first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and she's now Mike's boss as well. Staff now includes no-nonsense, seen-it-all police reporter Ernie Trainor. Intense and somewhat neurotic financial reporter Alan Mesnick. "On the Town" columnist Belinda Carhardt. Newsrooms jaded and judgmental editorial assistant Donna French. 144712 1997 Ink: Black Book, The T Filgo, Jeff Episode #8. 1-7-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. High class madam is arrested and she comes to the paper with her black book, full of the names and numbers of her clients, many of whom are important people. This includes the DA who is prosecuting her and, much to Kate and Mike's surprise, Alan. Do they decide to go ahead with publishing this book and causing trouble for Alan or do they pass on it, knowing that she will probably sell it to another paper anyway? 144713 1997 Ink: Bodyguard Strikes Back, The T Marchinko, Jhoni Episode #20. 5-5-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Mike has his life threatened by a bus driver he has upset. The paper hires a bodyguard to protect him, Brian! Mike does not like the idea of Brian following him around everywhere, at least not until the driver turns up in his bar with dynamite strapped around his body. Brian leaps to action, pushing Mike to the ground and diving on top of him. Now, much to Kate's annoyance, Mike takes to Brian and they become good friends. 144714 1997 Ink: Bodyguard, The (1) T Marchinko, Jhoni Episode #12. 2-10-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. After an early shock Mike and Kate arrive at the paper to find out that Kate has received a death threat and it has been decided that she needs a bodyguard. She argues against this until he arrives and she gets to see what he looks like. Brian immediately makes Mike jealous and has the women longing for him. 144715 1997 Ink: Bodyguard, The (2) T Marchinko, Jhoni Episode #13. 2-17-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. With the death threats still coming Brian is still protecting Kate, much to much to Mike's annoyance. Alan redoes his whole look and models himself completely on Brian. Meanwhile the women all want to know what is going on between Kate and Brian, especially as he is now living at her house all the time! 144716 1997 Ink: Breaking the Rules T English, Diane and Craig Hoffman Episode #15. 3-3-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Kate's sister Dahlia meets up with Mike at her book signing. Her and Kate have never got along and Kate is not happy to find out that Mike told Dahlia where she worked. They meet at the paper's offices and renew their hostilities. This leads to Dahlia telling Kate that she can get Mike to propose to her. Meanwhile Mike is telling Alan and Ernie that he can bed Dahlia without marrying her. 144717 1997 Ink: Debutante, The T Alberghini, Chris and Mike Chessler Episode #19. 4-28-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Abby announces to her parents that she wants to become a debutante. Mike and Kate are completely against this, until Mike discovers that the party is going to be at Cy Tannen's house. He has been trying to interview Tannen for months, believing that he has been bribing city officials. He sees this as not only his chance to meet him face to face but maybe even find proof of is activities. 144718 1997 Ink: Devil in a Blue Dress T Filgo, Jeff and Jackie Behan Episode #9. 1-13-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Kate is unhappy when Abby gets a tattoo, Mike says that he would be much more sympathetic than Kate and Abby, agreeing, decides that she is going to move in with her father. Mike has to deal with having a teenage girl in his house while Kate begins to enjoy her new found freedom. Alan is really excited because Ernie has promised to take him with him on a ride in a police car. 144719 1997 Ink: English-Speaking Patients T Nathan, Stephen and Marc Flanagan Episode #11. 2-3-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Mike and Kate have another argument, one that devolves into a food fight in the office tea room. The rest of the staff, having had enough of their constant fighting, give them the name of a therapist to visit. His conclusions may not be what either of them want to hear though! 144720 1997 Ink: Face Off T Kaufer, Scott Episode #16. 3-10-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. After guesting on a late night TV show. And coming across well, Mike is asked to stand in as the host for a week. The show goes well until a guest cancels at the last moment and Mike has to get Kate to replace her. They spend the whole show arguing with each other over nearly every subject. They think they have made a mess of the TV chance but afterwards CBS asks them to front their own show, together. 144721 1997 Ink: Fighting Irish, The T Baser, Michael and Frank Dungan and Diane English Episode #17. 4-7-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Abby is performing in `Romeo and Juliet' and, despite a family feud, she invites her grandfather to the show 144722 1997 Ink: Funny, You Don't Look One Hundred T Episode #10. 1-20-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. The hundredth year anniversary issue of the paper is coming up and the reporters are all vying for the front page. Alan is doing the first ever interview with a famous businessman, a legend in the financial world, who is on his death bed. Ernie is having a 'no crime day and is getting frustrated at his lack of a story and Mike decides to write a piece on how the paper has changed during it's life, basing it on Kate being the first woman editor. 144723 1996 Ink: Getting Over the Hemp T Burditt, Jack Episode #3. 11-11-1996 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Mike finds some marijuana in his daughter's jacket pocket. He decides to tell Kate and they confront Abby about it. Alan gets a new mobile phone that he takes great pleasure in showing off to everyone. Before long though he begins to get frustrated with the continuous calls he keeps getting from his wife. 144724 1997 Ink: Going to the Dogs T Nathan, Stephen and Jack Burditt Episode #22. 5-19-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Mike takes Abby to buy a dog, Abby desperately wants a pet but Kate is completely against the idea. Kate cannot deal with the dog that Mike gets her and to calm it down she decides to buy some strong dog tranquilizers. This works, but when Mike takes the dog for a walk he takes a fancy to the meatballs in Kate's kitchen. Unknown to him the meatballs are laced with the tranquilizers and he is soon beginning to feel rather drowsy, just at the time when he and Kate are having a meeting with Abby's teacher. 144725 1996 Ink: High Noon T Dekeyser, Dawn Episode #4. 11-18-1996 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Mike and Kate have an argument over editing his column down. Mike is so annoyed by this that he contacts the New York Times to try and get a job with them. He thinks that by doing this he will be able to force Kate's hand and get what he wants. Retaliating Kate gets in touch with Jack Stein, the other top columnist in New York, to try and see if she can persuade him to take over Mike's column. 144726 1997 Ink: Life Without Mikey T Burditt, Jack Episode #14. 2-24-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Mike begins to feel his mortality after he is nearly killed by a falling piano. He wants to check his obituary that the paper has on file and, not liking it, he changes it. Pressured to get his column done on time he accidentally sends his new obituary to be printed rather than his column. The paper prints it and now all of New York believes he is dead. Mike now has the chance to find out what people really think about him and how they feel about his death. 144727 1997 Ink: Logan's Run T Filgo, Jeff and Jackie Behan Episode #18. 4-21-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Chinese diplomat is visiting New York to sort out a trade agreement. Mike is desperate to get a good story so that he can humiliate Jack Stein and The New York Times. He learns that the diplomat is going to defect and puts a plan into action to make sure that he gets the first interview after defection. 144728 1996 Ink: Mike & Kelly & Max & Kate T Nathan, Stephen Episode #6. 12-9-1996 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Paper is holding an advertisers party and Kate tells Mike that he has to go to it. He never has done and tells her that he never will. He goes to their boss Max to get out of going but this backfires when she flirts with Max to get him to agree with her instead. 144729 1997 Ink: Murphy's Law T English, Diane Episode #21. 5-12-1997 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Mike and Kate are invited to Columbia University for a moderated discussion, also invited is Murphy Brown. She and Mike know each other and have had a once-a-year relationship for quite a while now. A relationship that Kate knows nothing about. After the discussion Mike and Murphy go for a drink, to talk about getting together for their yearly dalliance. The problem is that every time they do so a major disaster occurs somewhere in the world. Murphy Brown (Candice Bergen). Joe Regalbuto (Frank Fontana). Reporter (Ivan Allen). 144730 1930 Ink: Novel, A N OWN - H (Two Copies) Mellett, John Newspaper Owner Arthur Morton buys a newspaper and launches an editorial battle against corruption in his town of Columbia. Morgan, young Midwestern newspaperman who suddenly is responsible for publishing a business daily in a big eastern city and becomes a crusader. 144731 1996 Ink: Paper Cuts T Klarik, Jeffrey Episode #2. 10-28-1996 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Leo (Jonathan Katz), the head of business affairs and known as the Angel of Death, comes down to tell Kate to cut her operating costs by 5%. This is because of increased charges from the papers insurance company, caused by the number of lawsuits filed against the contents of Mike's columns. She works out that the only way she will be able to do this is to fire someone 144732 1996 Ink: Sandwich, The T Marchinko, Jhoni Episode #5. 11-25-1996 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Mike gets a phone call telling him that he is being awarded a great honor, Sid's deli is naming a sandwich after him! He takes all his friends, and Kate, to the deli to try out 'his' sandwich. While there he is shown the man who bought the first ever 'Mike Logan' sandwich and Mike wants to have his photo taken with him As this is about to happen the man suddenly chokes on the sandwich and dies, leading to headlines announcing the fact that 'Mike Logan kills a man'. 144733 1997 Ink: Unaired Episodes: Smudged, First Edition, Unfinished Business, Philip, T T Episodes #23 to #26. Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. 144734 1996 Ink: United We Fall T Burditt, Jack Episode #7. 12-16-1996 Journalists Kate Montgomery (Mary Steenburgen) and Mike Logan (Ted Danson) were once married, now divorced. Logan is one of New York's larger-than-life journalists. Montgomery is first female managing editor of the New York Sun -- and Logan's boss. Printers are in negotiations with the management in an attempt to avert a strike. The talks fail and the strike starts. Mike leads the reporters out with them and they protest outside the New York Sun building, demanding a better deal. Mike feels that he is doing his part to help the printers but is then hit by a dilemma. He is about to get the best story he has had for a long time, but unless he can get the printers back to work another paper may scoop him on it. 144735 1977 Inkaar MF India News Media. Press Reporter (Prem Sagar). 144736 2004 Inkasso MF Denmark TV Interviewer (Claus Elgaard). 144737 2008 Inking Aaron NR Dragon, Cheryl Gay Public Relations Executive Aaron is an All-American man who is on the side of an Indian rebel Mohan who is struggling to mix his Hindu heritage and strong sense of self while trying to keep his tattoo parlor in an upscale Las Vegas hotel. But sex gets in the way of business. Mohan is more interested in using Aaron’s body than his brains -- believing he’s found the man he wants to keep. Aaron’s half in and half out of the closet style works for his career, but Mohan wants Aaron all out and all his to keep and ink. When good luck shines on Mohan’s tattoo business, he believes it’s Aaron’s manipulation. Aaron must step up and out himself to keep the sexy Hindu man he loves. Kinky ink and tantric sex are just the beginning of their nirvana. 144738 1949 Inlanders, The DT Commentator (David Low). 144739 2004 Inn, The M News Media. TV Reporter (Kelly Sue Roth). TV Cameraman (Joshua Davis). 144740 1946 Inner Circle, The M Radio Commentator is murdered. 144741 1941 Inner Sanctum Mysteries R Series - 1941-52 Press 144742 1954 Inner Sanctum: Good Luck Charm, The T Episode #16. 4-17-1954 Reporter (Arthur Hanson) Photographer (Mickey Freeman). 144743 1987 Innerspace M L. VHS 943 Reporter Lydia Maxwell (Meg Ryan) is in love with the person who is miniaturized and accidentally put into another person. Lydia's Editor (Orson Bean). 144744 1923 Innocence M Publicity Agent (William Scott) 144745 1912 Innocence in the Wilderness; Romance, A N Lloyd, Theodosia Newspaper. Man does socialist writing. Woman develops character and powers in artistic and journalistic world of London. 144746 1972 Innocence of Father Bangs, The SSF UCLA Goulart, Ron In "Nutzenbolts and More Troubles With Machines." TV Anchor Rowland Downey, 6 p.m. Fireside News Chat. Conglomerate News Network Program Department. .Robot TV cameraman in studio 144747 1916 Innocence of Lizette, The M AFI-News Vendors News Vendor 144748 1992 Innocent Blood M Reporter (David Early). Reporter (Pitty Jennings). News Photographer (Tom Savini). 144749 1903 Innocent Conspirator, An M Newspaper. Man in evening clothes sitting in chair reading a newspaper 144750 1951 Innocent Eve, The NS Nathan, Robert Jewish Correspondent from the Untied States goes to Israel to report the Arab-Israeli War of 1948 (after unsatisfactory love affairs in Rome) 144751 1959 Innocent Killer, The T Armstrong Circle Theatre -4-1-59 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 144752 1917 Innocent Sinner, The M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 144753 1996 Innocent Sleep, The M DVD -R HQ 2762, 2763. SVD 779, 788, 794 Reporter Billie (Annabella Sciorra), a tough young reporter wheedling her cynical big-shot editor. Journalist (Riz Abbasi). Journalist (Martin Biltcliffe). Journalist (James Peck). Journalist (Hilary Waters). News Photographer (Chris Jury). News Programme Presenter (Susan Gilmore). 144754 1996 Innocent Victims T VHS 1354 (Part One). VHS 1355 (Part Two) ABC Miniseries News Media. Crime Reporter (Joseph Brutsman). First TV News Anchor (Jack Gallagher). Second TV News Anchor (Michael Ashe). TV Reporter (Scott N. Stevens). 144755 2001 Innocent, The MT UK News Media. Reporter#1 (Carol Noakes). Reporter #2 (Terence Mann). 144756 1983 Innocents Abroad, The MT Editor (Charles Kimbrough). Publisher (Ed Van Nuys). 144757 1952 Innocents in Paris M Photographer (Reginald Beckwith) 144758 1951 Inochi uruwashi MF Japan Editor Yamamura (Tokuji Kobayashi). 144759 2004 Inquisitor N Lukas Reporter involved in story of a serial killer in South Florida who thinks himself the reincarnation of the infamous inquisitor, Thomas Torrequemada. 144760 1970 Ins and Outs SS GPL Stern, Richard In "1968: A Short Novel, an Urban Idyll, Five Stories, and Two Trade Notes by Richard Stern." Columnist Holleb, business manager of the neighborhood weekly. Also columnist who wrote "anything which struck his fancy." Such free-wheeling columns were a Chicago newspaper tradition, from Lardner and Hecht to Mabley, Harris and Royko. Holleb's dealt with everything from neighborhood gangs to comments on books and lectures. It was a popular column. Holleb's picture appeared above the column. He was a minor neighborhood celebrity. 144761 2004 Insaaf: Justice, The MF India - Bollywood Investigative Journalist Reena (Henna). Narrator (Amitabh Bachchan). 144762 1998 Insanity N Sumner, Mark Woman journalist Female Journalist 144763 2005 Insanity M News Media. Reporter (Jaclyn Watt). 144764 1994 Insaniyat MF India Editor Tripati (Satyendra Kapoor). 144765 1939 Insect Play, The MT UK Journalist (Charles Peters). 144766 1990 Insect World, The SS OWN - H Wexelblatt, Robert In "Life in the Temperate Zone and Other Stories" Reporter is a narrator 144767 1982 Inside America DT Newsmagazine. Correspondents Rex Reed, Lynn Swann, Shawn Weatherly. Host Dick Clark. 144768 1992 Inside America's Totally Unsolved Lifestyles T News Media. "Another Look" Anchor (Lori Loughlin). 144769 1956 Inside Detroit M Reporter at Hospital (Cosmo Sardo). On-Screen Commentator (John Cameron Swayze). Off-Screen Narrator (William Woodson). 144770 1993 Inside Edge M News Media. Reporter No. 1 (Ellen Treanor). Reporter No. 2 (Melody Morgan). 144771 1996 Inside Edition DT Series 1988 TV Anchors Bill O'Reilly, Deborah Norville, David Frost. Reporters Stacey Sweet (1996), Stacey Gualandi (1997), Les Trent, April Woodard. Senior Investigative Reporter Matt Meagher (1988-). Senior Correspondents Joel Loy (1988-1997), Steve Noble (1997), Nancy Glass, Scott Rapoport (1989-1998), Joel Loy (1988-1997), Craig Rivera, Bill O'Reilly (1988-1995). Correspondent Scott Osborne (1989).. 144772 1991 Inside Herman's Head T SV 101 Episode.9-8-1991 News Media 144773 2004 Inside Iraq: Untold Stories, The DM Citizen Journalist Mike Shiley made a press pass at Kinkos, rented a bulletproof vest and cashed in airline miles to fly to Iraq. Armed with only his camera and a local guide, Shiley traveled the country for two months, interviewing locals and following stories that would never air on the network news. The result is a non-politicized, human picture of Iraq, an account of all that Shiley recorded: The people he met, and the small, but telling moments in the life of a nation at a crossroads. 144774 1932 Inside Job SM Whitfield Raoul Fauconnier (Ramon Decolta) Black Mask, Feb. 1932 Editor Hugh Fresney 144775 2005 Inside Job N Willis, Connie Magazine Owner Rob, a professional debunker and proprietor of the Jaundiced Eye magazine, tries to debunk a psychic channeler who just might be hosting the spirit of the legendary skeptic and journalist H.L. Mencken. Rob considers himself incredibly lucky to have Kildy as his sole employee. Smart, dedicated, gorgeous and, thanks to her last movie before she hung up on Hollywood, rich, she’s a pleasure to oblige when she says Rob has to witness this channeler Ariaura’s act -- on her, not the Eye’s, nickel -- despite channelers being so last year. It’s quite a show, all right, for in the midst of Ariaura’s particular ancient wise guy’s basso spiel, a gravelly baritone interrupts -- both voices emanate from the channeler’s female mouth -- to berate the audience as “yaps” and the act as “claptrap.” Why is Ariaura undermining herself? Or is she? After all, she angrily accuses Rob and Kildy of scheming to destroy her. Could the baritone belong to a genuine channeled spirit? The voice uses quotations from Mencken and “Inherit the Wind” (a play featuring a Mencken-inspired reporter by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee). The psychic actually seems to be channeling the legendary debunker Mencken, against her will. 144776 2006 Inside Man M News Media. CBS News Reporter (Shon Gables). NY1 News Anchor (Dominic Carter). NY1 News Reporter (Sandra Endo). 144777 1984 Inside Man, The M SV 123 News Media 144778 1980 Inside Moves M News Reporter (Pete Liebengood-Himself) 144779 1967 Inside North Vietnam M AFI-Interviewers Interviewer 144780 1979 Inside Out N Brady, Kathleen News Media 144781 1997 Inside Out M Short Paparazzi (Jon Polito). 144782 1949 Inside Photoplay DT Series. 1-12-1949 to 3-4-1949. DuMont Photoplay Editor Adele Fletcher, a television show based on the magazine. 144783 1962 Inside Politics DT Series. 9-9-1962 to 11-4-1962. ABC Newsmen-Hosts-Hosts Bill Lawrence, John Rolfson, reporters based in Washington D.C. 144784 1992 Inside Politics DT Series 1992-2005 TV Anchors Bernard Shaw (1992-2001), Catherine Crier (1992-1993), Judy Woodruff (1993-2005), Wolf Blitzer (1992-2005), Jeanne Meserve (1993-2005). Reporter Jonathan Karl (1996). 144785 2001 Inside Schwartz: T SVD 1111 Episode #1. Sports Media. 144786 2001 Inside Scoop & Other Tales, The M TV Reporter (Sabrina Stone). 144787 2004 Inside Soap Awards 2004 T Interviewer (Angela Buttolph - Herself). 144788 1939 Inside Story M Williams, Ben Ames (Short Story - "Very Practical Joke, A"). Jerry Cady (Screenplay). Last in the "Roving Reporters" series. Reporter Barney Callahan (Michael Whalen) is promoted to columnist. Celebrates by going out on a drunken binge. Regretting it the next day when photographer Snapper Doolan (Chick Chandler) informs him that he wrote his column the night before while drunk. Column describes his desire to spend Christmas on a farm in upstate New York with the right woman. Editor J.B. Douglas (Charles D. Brown) loves the column offers his own farm. A nightclub hostess witnesses club owner confronting a customer who is killed. Editor selects her to go with Callahan and they head for the farm. The club owner tries to kill her because he thinks she's spilled the beans to the reporter. 144789 1951 Inside Story T Episode #38. 6-18-1951. Lux Video Theatre Newspapers. Lew Davies (Robert Sterling). Jennifer (Lola Albright). 144790 1981 Inside Story DT Host Hodding Carter III. Focuses on journalism and the coverage of current events by the News Media 144791 2009 Inside Story NR Davis, Susan Page Magazine Correspondent Claudia Gillette, an intelligent, strong-minded woman enjoys her life and her career as a globe-trotting journalist for an upscale magazine, will go to any lengths for a good story. There are irritants such as a nagging boss and a photographer who likes to live in the fast lane. Navy Lieutenant Bill White performs secret missions all over the world. Attractions sizzles between them, but these two can’t synchronize their globe-trotting watches long enough for a date. Claudia also has more than romance in mind -- the single-minded, down-East charming journalist wants the inside story on Bill’s exotic assignments. When she goes over his head and obtains permission to join his outfit on a sensitive mission in the Philippines, Bill is both angry and afraid for her. Will her presence endanger his team? When things go badly, only faith in God can give them hope for tomorrow, but even if they both make it, what’s the inside scoop on Bill and Claudia having a future together? 144792 2000 Inside Story, An SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The Reporter Alamo Barnes for The Frisco Foil, a sensational tabloid. Successor to Hugh Lessig' other series sleuth, fellow Foil newshawk Picasso Smith who roamed the streets of San Francisco in the 30s, 40s and 50s. 144793 1955 Inside Story, The T Whedon, John (Writer). Adaptation of Ernest Lehman and Geze Herczeg Scenario Episode #225. 6-16-1955. Lux Video Theatre News Media. Set in the depression-era of 1933, a thousand-dollar bill has a major effect on residents of a small New England town. 144794 1948 Inside Story, The M Reporter. Eph (Frank Ferguson) a Local Reporter 144795 2004 Inside the Girls Locker Room M Student Newspaper. Ace Student Reporter (Reese). 144796 1994 Inside the Goldmine M News Cameraman (Brent Rubin). 144797 2007 Inside the Locket M Reporter (Marcus Sturdivant) 144798 2004 Inside the U.S. Secret Service DT News Media. Reagan Press Secretary James Brady (Himself). ABC News Photographer Hank Brown (Himself). ABC News Reporter Sam Donaldson (Himself). Photographer David Hume Kennerly (Himself). Hilary Clinton's Press Secretary Neel Lattimore (Himself). 144799 2005 Inside, The: Point of Origin T Episode #8. Reporter (Tom Schmid). 144800 1999 Insider, The M DVD -R HQ 9117, 9118, 9119. DVD TV Newsmagazine. 60 Minutes and Tobacco. 60 Minutes producer Lowell Bergman (Al Pacino). Don Hewitt ( Philip Baker Hall). Mike Wallace (Christopher Plummer). CBS News Producer (Christi Evans). New York Times Reporter (Pete Hamill). Mississippi Reporter (Derrick Jones). Courthouse Press Member (Robbie G. Tomllin). Eric Kluster, President CBS News (Stephen Tobolowsky). WRTV-6 Newscaster (Clyde Lee-Himself). Local Newscaster (David Carr). Editor Balbo (Joseph Hindy). John Scanlon (Rip Torn), Public Relations man. Photographer (Doug Norwood). Photographer, New Media (Robert J. Ragno, Jr.). Cameraman Norman (Michael Paul Chan). 144801 2007 Insider, The T Series. Reporter (Nicky Spence) 144802 2004 Insider, The: DT Series. 9-9-2004 Hosts Pat O'Brien, Lara Spencer. Correspondents Ananda Lewis, Victoria Recano, Steven Cojocaru, Kathie Lee Gifford 144803 2005 Insider: Private Diaries of a Scandalous Decade, The DT Morgan, Piers Fleet Street Editor autobiography. 144804 1989 Insiders M Finland News Media. Reporter (Susanna Mikkonen). Managing Editor (Jussi Wahlgren). Journalist Trainee Jarkko Saarela (Markku Mustonen) of Iltalehti Newspaper. 144805 1978 Insiders, The N Rogers, Rosemary TV Anchor Eve Mason is a former model-turned TV anchorwoman. Unaccustomed to competitive media world and soon finds herself caught up in a whirlwind of power struggles. She's gorgeous and captivating, the object of every man's desire. 144806 1985 Insiders, The: All This and the Old School Tie T Episode #11. 12-19-1985. Series 9-25-1985 to 6-23-1986 Investigative Reporters Nick (Nicholas Campbell) and ex-con Mackey (Stoney Jackson) go undercover for Newspoint Magazine. Editor Alice West (Gail Strickland). Reporter (Duane Matthews). The reporters, one white, one black, have shady pasts that give them the contacts to get inside various criminal enterprises. 144807 1985 Insiders, The: Another Fine Mess T Episode #5. 10-30-1985 Investigative Reporters Nick (Nicholas Campbell) and ex-con Mackey (Stoney Jackson) go undercover for Newspoint Magazine. Editor Alice West (Gail Strickland). Reporter (Duane Matthews). The reporters, one white, one black, have shady pasts that give them the contacts to get inside various criminal enterprises. 144808 1985 Insiders, The: Carly T Episode #9. 12-4-1985 Investigative Reporters Nick (Nicholas Campbell) and ex-con Mackey (Stoney Jackson) go undercover for Newspoint Magazine. Editor Alice West (Gail Strickland). Reporter (Duane Matthews). The reporters, one white, one black, have shady pasts that give them the contacts to get inside various criminal enterprises. 144809 1986 Insiders, The: Close Shave T Episode #13. 6-2-1986 Investigative Reporters Nick (Nicholas Campbell) and ex-con Mackey (Stoney Jackson) go undercover for Newspoint Magazine. Editor Alice West (Gail Strickland). Reporter (Duane Matthews). The reporters, one white, one black, have shady pasts that give them the contacts to get inside various criminal enterprises. 144810 1985 Insiders, The: Cold Shot T Episode #4. 10-16-1985 Investigative Reporters Nick (Nicholas Campbell) and ex-con Mackey (Stoney Jackson) go undercover for Newspoint Magazine. Editor Alice West (Gail Strickland). Reporter (Duane Matthews). The reporters, one white, one black, have shady pasts that give them the contacts to get inside various criminal enterprises. 144811 1986 Insiders, The: Den of Thieves T Episode #12. 1-8-1986 Investigative Reporters Nick (Nicholas Campbell) and ex-con Mackey (Stoney Jackson) go undercover for Newspoint Magazine. Editor Alice West (Gail Strickland). Reporter (Duane Matthews). The reporters, one white, one black, have shady pasts that give them the contacts to get inside various criminal enterprises. 144812 1985 Insiders, The: Doctors, Incorporated T Episode #8. 11-20-1985 Investigative Reporters Nick (Nicholas Campbell) and ex-con Mackey (Stoney Jackson) go undercover for Newspoint Magazine. Editor Alice West (Gail Strickland). Reporter (Duane Matthews). The reporters, one white, one black, have shady pasts that give them the contacts to get inside various criminal enterprises. 144813 1985 Insiders, The: Fashion Flame T Episode #2. 10-2-1985 Investigative Reporters Nick (Nicholas Campbell) and ex-con Mackey (Stoney Jackson) go undercover for Newspoint Magazine. Editor Alice West (Gail Strickland). Reporter (Duane Matthews). The reporters, one white, one black, have shady pasts that give them the contacts to get inside various criminal enterprises. 144814 1985 Insiders, The: Gun Runners T Episode #7. 11-13-1985 Investigative Reporters Nick (Nicholas Campbell) and ex-con Mackey (Stoney Jackson) go undercover for Newspoint Magazine. Editor Alice West (Gail Strickland). Reporter (Duane Matthews). The reporters, one white, one black, have shady pasts that give them the contacts to get inside various criminal enterprises. 144815 1985 Insiders, The: High Iron T Episode #10. 12-11-1985 Investigative Reporters Nick (Nicholas Campbell) and ex-con Mackey (Stoney Jackson) go undercover for Newspoint Magazine. Editor Alice West (Gail Strickland). Reporter (Duane Matthews). The reporters, one white, one black, have shady pasts that give them the contacts to get inside various criminal enterprises. 144816 1985 Insiders, The: Lonely Hearts T Episode #3. 10-19-1985 Investigative Reporters Nick (Nicholas Campbell) and ex-con Mackey (Stoney Jackson) go undercover for Newspoint Magazine. Editor Alice West (Gail Strickland). Reporter (Duane Matthews). The reporters, one white, one black, have shady pasts that give them the contacts to get inside various criminal enterprises. 144817 1985 Insiders, The: Mentor, The T Episode #6. 11-6-1985. Investigative Reporters Nick (Nicholas Campbell) and ex-con Mackey (Stoney Jackson) go undercover for Newspoint Magazine. Editor Alice West (Gail Strickland). Reporter (Duane Matthews). The reporters, one white, one black, have shady pasts that give them the contacts to get inside various criminal enterprises. 144818 1985 Insiders, The: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-25-1985 Investigative Reporters Nick (Nicholas Campbell) and ex-con Mackey (Stoney Jackson) go undercover for Newspoint Magazine. Editor Alice West (Gail Strickland). Reporter (Duane Matthews). The reporters, one white, one black, have shady pasts that give them the contacts to get inside various criminal enterprises. 144819 2006 Insignia M Newsreader (Gregory Ross). Weather Girl (Althea Jones - Voice). 144820 1897 Insolent Man SS UCLA Gorky, Maxim In "Orloff and His Wife." Editor is Irritated, angry 144821 1999 Inspector Gadget M News Media. Reporter (Janet Lynn Saunders). TV Anchor (Mary Chris Wall). News Reporter (Rick LaFond). Photographer (Frank Masi). 144822 2003 Inspector Gadget 2 M Reporter (Jacey Lewis). TV Anchorman (Todd Levi). Reporter (Louise Boothby). 144823 1985 Inspector Gadget: Bad Dreams Are Made of This C Episode #77. 11-30-1985 News Media. News Reporter (Frank Welker - Voice). 144824 1984 Inspector Gadget: Fang the Wonder Dog C Episode #63. 11-10-1984 Reporter (Dan Hennessey - Voice). 144825 1985 Inspector Gadget: Great Wambini's Séance, The C Episode #67. 9-21-1985 News Media. News Reporter (Frank Welker - Voice). 144826 2002 Inspector Gadget's Last Case: Claw's Revenge C Anchorwoman (Kimberly Hawthorne - Voice). 144827 2003 Inspector Lynley Mysteries, The: Deception On His Hand MT UK Episode. TV Reporter (Sophie Walker). 144828 2004 Inspector Lynley Mysteries, The: In Pursuit of the Proper Sinner T UK. Episode #10. 3-4-2004. TV Interviewer (Phillippa Downes). 144829 2003 Inspector Lynley Mysteries, The: In the Presence of the Enemy MT Newsreader (Jayne McKenna). 144830 2003 Inspector Lynley Mysteries, The: Playing for the Ashes MT George, Elizabeth (Novel). Kate Wood (Screenplay) Newscaster (Peter Crawford). 144831 2005 Inspector Max: Milagre Precisa-se (Part 1). T Episode #33. Reporter (Victor Rocha). 144832 2007 Inspector Mom: Bride and Doom T Episode #6. 1-17-2007 Reporter-Columnist Maddie Monroe (Danica McKellar), a young stay-at-home mother of two uses keen detecting skills to solve crimes in the heart of suburbia. "I'm a journalist, a mom and a part-time crime solver." Wedding bells turn to death knells for a high-society groom whose nuptials Maddie attends. But who is to blame for the murder? The bride, the angry father or possibly the heartbroken best man? Another strange mystery for Maddie to unravel and you'll never believe who really is the killer. 144833 2006 Inspector Mom: Casualty Friday T Episode #3. 12-2-2006 Reporter-Columnist Maddie Monroe (Danica McKellar), a young stay-at-home mother of two uses keen detecting skills to solve crimes in the heart of suburbia. "I'm a journalist, a mom and a part-time crime solver." Editor Becca Lee (Lisa Dalton). Maddie goes undercover at a local office to track down an expose on sexual harassment but when the lecherous boss is killed it is up to Maddie to solve the murder. 144834 2006 Inspector Mom: Corpse's Costume, The (aka Pilot) T Episode #1. 11-18-2006 Reporter-Columnist Maddie Monroe (Danica McKellar), a young stay-at-home mother of two uses keen detecting skills to solve crimes in the heart of suburbia. "I'm a journalist, a mom and a part-time crime solver." Editor Becca Lee (Lisa Dalton). With the kids and Craig out of town, Maddie is left with nothing to do but cover a local fashion show. With vegan designers, arson and murder this is anything but Milan. Newspaper Staff (Zack Hopkins). Newspaper Reporter (Stephanie Peterson). 144835 2007 Inspector Mom: Death in Ten Easy Steps T Episode #11. 3-8-2007 Reporter-Columnist Maddie Monroe (Danica McKellar), a young stay-at-home mother of two uses keen detecting skills to solve crimes in the heart of suburbia. "I'm a journalist, a mom and a part-time crime solver." Editor Becca Lee (Carolyn McCormick). Maddie must discover the identity of dangerous kidnappers and bring them to justice before her best friend becomes their next victim. Newspaper Staff (Zack Hopkins). Newspaper Editor (Michael Lambert). Newspaper Reporter (Stephanie Peterson). 144836 2006 Inspector Mom: Farewell to Armoires, A T Episode #4. 12-9-2006 Reporter-Columnist Maddie Monroe (Danica McKellar), a young stay-at-home mother of two uses keen detecting skills to solve crimes in the heart of suburbia. "I'm a journalist, a mom and a part-time crime solver." Editor Becca Lee (Carolyn McCormick). Newspaper Reporter (Stephanie Peterson). Newspaper Staff (Zack Hopkins). Maddie decides to take a break from the Inspector Mom business. A dead body is found inside an antique armoire and Maddie's mother-in-law who sold it is accused of the murder. Maddie then takes a trip to the local antique market to investigate and it becomes another case for her to solve. 144837 2007 Inspector Mom: Haunted House Horror, The T Episode #7. 2-3-2007 Reporter-Columnist Maddie Monroe (Danica McKellar), a young stay-at-home mother of two uses keen detecting skills to solve crimes in the heart of suburbia. "I'm a journalist, a mom and a part-time crime solver." Editor Becca Lee (Carolyn McCormick). Maddie has offered to take a missing actor's place and it's not long before she has trouble separating facts from fantasy as she witnesses an all-too-real murder scene. 144838 2007 Inspector Mom: Kidnapped in 10 Easy Steps T DVD -R HQ 8110, 8111 Reporter-Columnist Maddie Monroe (Danica McKellar), a young stay-at-home mother of two uses keen detecting skills to solve crimes in the heart of suburbia. "I'm a journalist, a mom and a part-time crime solver." Newspaper Reporter (Stephanie Peterson). Newspaper Editor (Michael Lambert). 144839 2006 Inspector Mom: LMN.TV Webisodes. W Internet Episodes, LMN.tv Web site. Eight seven-and-a-half minute segments, November, 2006 to April 2007 Reporter-Columnist Maddie Monroe (Danica McKellar), a young stay-at-home mother of two uses keen detecting skills to solve crimes in the heart of suburbia. "I'm a journalist, a mom and a part-time crime solver." Editor Becca Lee (Carolyn McCormick). Monroe writes an editorial column called "Inspector Mom." Newspaper Reporter Stephanie Peterson (one episode, 2006). 144840 2007 Inspector Mom: Mother Goose Murder T Episode #9. 2-17-2007 Reporter-Columnist Maddie Monroe (Danica McKellar), a young stay-at-home mother of two uses keen detecting skills to solve crimes in the heart of suburbia. "I'm a journalist, a mom and a part-time crime solver." Newspaper Reporter (Stephanie Peterson). Maddie is involved in another murder mystery that she has to solve. 144841 2006 Inspector Mom: Mystery of Mrs. Plumlee, The T Episode #2. 11-25-2006 Reporter-Columnist Maddie Monroe (Danica McKellar), a young stay-at-home mother of two uses keen detecting skills to solve crimes in the heart of suburbia. "I'm a journalist, a mom and a part-time crime solver." Editor Becca Lee (Lisa Dalton). Maddie's neighbor, Mrs. Plumlee has always seemed like a nice woman, but then she starts having accidents that might be intentional and Maddie's not so sure she doesn't deserve it. Newspaper Reporter (Stephanie Peterson). 144842 2007 Inspector Mom: Mystery of the Dying Patient, The T Episode #8. 2-10-2007 Reporter-Columnist Maddie Monroe (Danica McKellar), a young stay-at-home mother of two uses keen detecting skills to solve crimes in the heart of suburbia. "I'm a journalist, a mom and a part-time crime solver." Editor Becca Lee (Lisa Dalton). Maddie goes undercover at a local hospital to investigate into the hospital's policies. However this turns into another mystery for her to solve instead when a dedicated doctor is murdered. 144843 2006 Inspector Mom: Pilot MT DVD - R HQ 7350, 7351 Episode #1. 11-18-2006 Reporter-Columnist Maddie Monroe (Danica McKellar), a young stay-at-home mother of two uses keen detecting skills to solve crimes in the heart of suburbia. "I'm a journalist, a mom and a part-time crime solver." Editor Becca Lee (Carolyn McCormick). Monroe writes an editorial column called "Inspector Mom." First column seen: "Solving the Everyday Mysteries of Motherhood. Knowing When To Say No To Your Child.," by Maddie Monroe. Editor wants Monroe to return as the paper's top investigative reporter. Becca Lee was "my boss at the paper, my compatriot and my mentor." Zach the Hack Hopkins, great on the computer and works for the newspaper. She solves the case, but does it anonymously. Headline: Coach's Killer Caught. Local Mom Almost Killed." Lee: "Why didn't you take credit for solving the crime?" Monroe says it would attract the wrong kind of attention. She wants to be known as "Inspector Mom" writing an advice column for mothers Newspaper Reporter (Stephanie Peterson). Newspaper Staff (David Shea, Zack Hopkins). 144844 2006 Inspector Mom: Pinch of Death, A T Episode #5. 12-16-2006. Reporter-Columnist Maddie Monroe (Danica McKellar), a young stay-at-home mother of two uses keen detecting skills to solve crimes in the heart of suburbia. "I'm a journalist, a mom and a part-time crime solver." Head judge in a cooking contest is getting death threats so Maddie decides to enter the contest to find out who is threatening the judge. The judge is murdered and one of Maddie's best friends is implicated so she has to try and find the real killer to prove her innocence. 144845 2007 Inspector Mom: Rake Your Thieves T Episode #10. 2-24-2007 Reporter-Columnist Maddie Monroe (Danica McKellar), a young stay-at-home mother of two uses keen detecting skills to solve crimes in the heart of suburbia. "I'm a journalist, a mom and a part-time crime solver." Newspaper Reporter (Stephanie Peterson). Another mystery for Maddie to unravel. 144846 1992 Inspector Morse: Absolute Conviction T Episode #24. 4-8-1992 Journalist Paul (Pete Lee-Wilson). Photographer Rob (Paul Dalton). 144847 1993 Inspector Morse: Day of the Devil, The T TV Press Man (Rob Dixon). 2nd Press Person (Richard Hodder). Press Person (Pamela Jikiemi). 1st Press Person (Nicola Scott). 144848 1992 Inspector Morse: Dead on Time T Episode #21. 2-26-1992 Photographer (Roger Frost). 144849 1989 Inspector Morse: Deceived by Flight T Episode #10. 1-18-1989 Radio Producer (Stephen Moore). Radio Producer's P.A. (Ann Bryson). Cricket Commentator (Brian Johnston - Voice). 144850 1992 Inspector Morse: Happy Families T Episode #22. 3-11-1992 News Media. Woman Journalist (Sophie Heyman). Journalism 1 (Tony Guilfoyle). Journalist 2 (Daniel Mitchell). 144851 1989 Inspector Morse: Last Enemy, The T Episode #9. 1-11-1989 Newsreader (Wesley Smith). 144852 1991 Inspector Morse: Promised Land T Episode #20. 3-27-1991 Newspaper Editor (Philip Anthony). 144853 2000 Inspector Morse: Remorseful Day, The T Episode #33. 11-15-2000. Newsreader (Wesley Smith) 144854 1991 Inspector Morse: Second Time Around T 2-20-1991 Photographer (Graeme Du-Fresne). 144855 1993 Inspector Morse: Twilight of the Gods T SVD 1181 Episode #28. 1-20-1993 Journalist Murder. Morse's trip to Oxford finds him investigating murder of a journalist. Reporter (Myles Hoyle). Reporter (Janet Jefferies). Radio 4 Interviewer (James Naughtie - Voice). Reporter (Michael Vaughan). 144856 1993 Inspector Morse: Twilight of the Gods T Episode #28. 1-20-1993 News Media. Reporter (Janet Jefferies). Reporter (Myles Hoyle). Reporter (Michael Vaughan). Radio 4 Interviewer (James Naughtie). 144857 1995 Inspector Morse: Way Through the Woods, The T TV Reporter (Mark Feakins). 144858 1995 Inspector Morse: Way Through the Woods, The T Episode. 11-29-1995. Season #8. Episode #1 TV Reporter (Mark Feakins). 144859 1930 Inspector-General, The SS MLPL Khvylovy, M In "Stories From the Ukhraine." Reporter Valentine Brodsky, provincial newspaper reporter. 144860 1998 Inspectors, The MT Newscaster (Norman Jean Wick) 144861 1959 Inspekcja pana Anatola MF Poland. Photographer (Stanislaw Bareja). 144862 1917 Inspirations of Harry Larrabee M AFI-Playwrights Writer 144863 1998 Instant Dread M Cameraman (Michael Douglas). 144864 2000 Instant norvegien, L' DF Series 2000 TV Newscaster (Maurice Barthelemy) 144865 1991 Instant Recall: T SV 93, 92, 85 Episodes News Media 144866 1965 Instant Saint, The NM OWN - H Sherlock, John Reporter thinks American doctor who operates a refugee camp in Kashmir is a fraud and is determined to find out the truth. Brian Armstrong, magazine reporter. 144867 2004 Instant Star T Canada - Series Journalist (Sean Baek). 144868 2004 Instant Star: Come as You Are T DVD -R HQ 4761 Episode. Magazine. Jude is determined to land a magazine cover that could launch her career, which means competing with a new rival at the hip hop party of the year. 144869 2006 Instant Star: No Sleep 'Til Brooklyn (Part I) T Episode #14.2-10-2006 News Media. Reporter (Nadia Dawn). 144870 2005 Instant Star: Oh Well, Whatever, Nevermind T Episode #3. 1-30-2005 Journalist (Sean Baek). 144871 2006 Instant Star: Personality Crisis T Episode #21. 4-7-2006 Photographer (Darryl Daugherty). 144872 2007 Instinct MT UK News Announcer (Lucy Meacock). 144873 1986 Insular Possession, A N OWN - P Mo, Timothy Editors Walter Eastman and Gideon Chase, Americans who throw over their careers to start a wickedly, irreverent newspaper 144874 1982 Insurgent Mexico (aka Mexico in Flames. Russian Title: Krasnye kolokola, film pervyy - Meksika v ogne) MF Russia. Journalist Jack Reed (Franco Nero) covers the uprisings in Mexico. Working for both the Metropolitan and the New York World. 144875 2000 Inte bara mordare MF Sweden News Media. Reporter (Anja Schmidt). Female professional killer flees back to her hometown after her employer tries to rape her. She moves in with ex-classmate and falls in love with him. Employer's henchmen are out to get her. 144876 2006 Intellectual Property M Reporter 1 (Eric Artell). Newspaperman (Elwood Carlisle). 144877 1992 Intensive Care M Interviewer (Evert Santegoeds). 144878 2002 Intensive Care: Hard om hart TF Episode #6. 10-14-2002 Newsreader (Margret Spijker). 144879 2006 Intensive Care: Kwaliteit van leven TF Episode #26. 1-16-2006 News Media. Reporter (Fockeline Ouwerkerk). 144880 2009 Intent To Kill N Grippando, James Sports Radio Show Host Ryan James, co-host of a popular morning sports-talk radio program in Boston, once had it all. With a beautiful wife and a two-year-old daughter, he was just one minor-league baseball game away from realizing his lifelong dream of playing in the majors when the unthinkable happened: his wife, Chelsea, was killed in a hit-and-run accident while driving to Ryan’s last game of the season. Years later, Ryan is a popular “shock jock” at Boston’s top-rated sports radio show, doing his best to raise his daughter alone. But his love for Chelsea endures, his insomnia persists, and the fact that the police never found the drunk who ran her off the road makes closure impossible. Then, on the third anniversary of Chelsea’s death, chilling words from an anonymous tipster turn the accident into a homicide: “I know who did it.” As the police scramble, Ryan makes a stunning discovery. The tip -- a strangely coded message -- may have come from Chelsea’s own brother, a young man affectionately known as “Babes,” who has an autism-related disorder. But why would Babes have withheld this information for three years? And what finally made him come forward anonymously? The demand for answers sends Babes on the run. Through a series of shocking on-air conversations with Babes, Ryan and Emma Carlisle, the dedicated prosecutor on the case, unravel a cover-up that reaches back to the night of Chelsea’s death and that may implicate one of New England’s most powerful families. It’s a search that will forever change the lives of Ryan, Babes and Emma -- if they live to tell about it. 144881 2009 Interception M News Media. News Anchor #1 (Kenn Johnson). News Anchor #2 (Kellie Wilson). News Reporter (Michael Clark). Helicopter News Reporter (Turner Clay). When a prototype weapon is stolen from a government facility a software engineer unknowingly becomes involved when he receives the key disk needed for detonation. With no help from authorities he is forced to team up with a suspended FBI agent to stop the group of criminals from destroying a major U.S. city. 144882 1969 Intercom Conspiracy, The NM OWN - H Ambler, Eric Editor Theodore Carter is the hard-drinking editor of a weekly newspaper, The Intercom, that focuses on intelligence matters. He recounts his unpleasant experiences as editor when new owners begin providing him with real classified information. Various parties become interested in shutting down the Intercom either by buying it out or eliminating its editor. Carter is approached by an inquisitive crime writer for his help in completing the story of those events at the Intercom. The crime writer disappears while Carter goes on to flesh out the story the writer has dug up. 144883 1984 Interface M News Crew (Bob Castaldo, Steven J. Hoey, Ken Masters, Lara Tabor). 144884 1928 Interference M Powell Reporter (Raymon Lawrence) 144885 1998 Interiors and Exteriors M Correspondent (Tara McNamara). 144886 1968 Interlude M SV 207 Langley, Lee, Hugh Leonard (Story-Screenplay) UK. AFI-Journalists. UK. Ness book Columnist-Reporter Sally (Barbara Ferris) for the Evening Standard where she does a "Londoner's Diary" column. Has affair with orchestra conductor. Meet when she is sent to investigate report that he has worked out after run-in with management. Initial encounter is antagonistic. Conductor claims she seduced him into telling her truth. He's married and allows wife to believe journalist he keeps seeing is a man. Reporter ends relationship after seeing conductor's wife and she marries another man. Affair recalled in flashback as two meet again, but fail to rekindle the spark. TV Public Relations man (John Cleese) claims it's only a temporary career, adding "Satire, that's my field." PR man leaks information about conductor's dispute with management that leads to first meeting of reporter and conductor. TV Publicist (John Cleese). "What do you journalists know about the truth? The day you start writing it, I'll start telling it…I don't like liars, and if this means I don't like journalists, then I don't like journalists." 144887 1901 Intermere NSF MLPL Taylor, William Alexander Newspaper. Comparison to newspapers 144888 1936 Intermezzo MF Germany News Media. Ein Reporter (Ernst Schlott). Radio Announcer (Rudolf Schundler). Ein spanischer Journalist (Werner von Wulfing). 144889 2003 Intermission M TV Documentary maker Ben Campion (Thomas O’Suilleabhain) is pressured by a police detective to make a documentary on his one-man war against scumbags. 144890 1990 Internal Affairs N OWN - P Oster, Jerry News Media. Newscaster (Dinah Lenney). TV Reporter (Deryn Warren) 144891 1985 International Airport MT Reporter #1 (Noel Conlon). Reporter #2 (Katie Hanley Credre) 144892 1975 International Championship Boxing DT Series. 1-29-1978 to 3-29-1981. ABC Sportscasters-Announcer Keith Jackson, Howard Cosell (1978-1980). 144893 1938 International Crime M VHS 893 Giant, Maxwell (Story: "The Fox Hound"). Jack Natteford (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Lamont Cranston, the Shadow (Rod LaRocque), a crime columnist, The Evening Classic, the nightly radio broadcast for the newspaper The Daily Classic. Phoebe Lane (Astrid Allwyn) is bungling reporter. Heath (Oscar O'Shea), newspaper publisher Female assistant Phoebe Lane (Astrid Allwyn) who is the newspaper owner's niece and described with contempt as "the honor student of college journalism" When Cranston puts Lane on the air at the end of the film to tell her side of the story, she freezes up before the microphone. Editor Heath (Oscar O'Shea). 144894 1960 International Detective: Daniels Case, The T Episode #17. 4-17-1960 Reporter (Robert Gallico - The Reporter). 144895 1960 International Detective: Marlowe Case, The T Episode #18. 6-12-1960 News Media. 1st Reporter (John Bay). 2nd Reporter (Brendan O'Reilly). 144896 1985 International Garage Sale, The N OWN - H Kanfer, Stefan TV Correspondent Alec Lessing being summoned home from Europe. Foreign correspondent. Ex-professor now working as a television news correspondent. Appalled at corruption among the United Nations delegates who bribe, gamble and trade nuclear armaments in periodic garage sales. Television news also spoofed in this pseudo-thriller and satire. 144897 1933 International House M News Media. Newsreel Reporter (Ernest Wood). Newsreel Cameraman (Clem Beauchamp). Telegram Clerk (Frank O'Connor). 144898 1999 International Khiladi MF India Reporter Payal (Twinkle Khanna) and her cameraman Focus (Johnny Lever) have been assigned an interview with the world’s highest ranking criminal. The reporter doesn’t get the interview, but she falls in love with the crook. Her brother who saved the boss from assassination is really a police informer working for his friend, the inspector, who is also in love with Payal. Payal’s brother tells her that the boss is a gangster, not a businessman, but she doesn’t care. Then Payal’s brother gets killed and the gangster is blamed and arrested. Payal testifies against him and he is sentenced to hang. But he escapes and plots vengeance against his enemies -- including the reporter as well as her brother’s real killer. 144899 1941 International Lady M Press 144900 1926 International Newsreel, Vol. 8, Issue 97. DM DVD -R HQ 2339 William Randolph Hearst Newsreel for Universal Pictures. Volume 8, Issue 97. Newsreel. Horses-Riders pushing giant ball in Oregon. College bonfire. New York City Christmas parade. Mussolini Smiles. Wales' town flooded. Storms in England. Parisian Porters race in Paris. New Monument in Rome. North Carolina Champion English Bull. Tijuana Horse Racing in Mexico. British Tanks ready for War. 144901 1938 International Settlement M VHS 1486 Root, Lynn, Frank Fenton (Story). Lou Brewslow, John Patrick (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsreel Cameraman Wally Burton (Dick Baldwin) joins Joyce Parker (June Lang), an amateur journalist from Sacramento who arrives in Shanghai while China is under attack by Japan. 144902 1978 International Velvet M DVD -R HQ 1835. (Excerpts). TV Interviewer (Susan Jameson). Commentators (James Similie, David Tate). John Seaton (Christopher Plummer) writes pulp novels under a pseudonym (Jacques Delaquat) to pay the bills. 144903 2009 International, The M News Media. World News Reporter (Tristana Moore). TV Reporter (Brad Holbrook). At the International, an Interpol agent and a Manhattan Assistant District Attorney are determined to bring to justice one of the world’s most powerful banks. Uncovering illegal activities including money laundering, arms trading and the destabilization of governments, the pair’s investigation takes them from Berlin to Milan to New York and to Istanbul. Finding themselves in a high-stakes chase across the globe, their relentless tenacity puts their own lives at risk as the bank will stop at nothing -- even murder -- to continue financing terror and war. 144904 1974 Internecine Project, The M Elkind, Mort W. (Novel - "Internecine). Barry Levinson, Jonathan Lynn (Screenplay) Ness Book Political Correspondent Jean Robertson (Lee Grant) from The Washington Daily News. Economist plots to have enemies kill one another off. Correspondent interviews the economist for public affairs program The World This Week. After show, they argue about reporter grilling him on the air. Two have past relationship. Economist puts his plan in motion and reporter is love interest. Correspondent tells him she has found some information on him and is going to use it. "I'm going to throw the mud against the wall and some of it's going to stick to you." Threats become irrelevant when economist is dispatched with a diary saturated with poison. Surrounded by reporters trying to interview him not realizing he has died. Ethics of being with someone you're writing about surfaces when editor angry at reporter for not getting story on economist because she is too personally involved. "There was nothing personal…" "...I was just trying to get the truth…That's what my paper prints is the truth." "For five thousand years, men and women all over the world have been trying to discover what the truth is. You tell me your paper prints it?" "It's my job." 144905 1998 Internet Tonight DT Series 1998 Correspondents Meghan Marx (1998-2000), SuChin Pak (1998-2001), Liam Mayclem (1999-2001), Hosts Michaela Pereira, Scott Herriott (1998-2001). 144906 2005 Internetrix M TV News Anchor (Eric Von Kritlow). 144907 1943 Interpreter, The N GPL Gibbs, Philip Correspondent John Barton, American correspondent, broadcasts and articles on war. 144908 2005 Interpreter, The M DVD -R HQ 8014, 8015, 8016 News Media. News Reporter (Margot Staub). News Reporter (Harry Pritchett). News Reporter (Ed Onipede Blunt). Political intrigue and deception unfold inside the United Nations, where a US Secret Service agent is assigned to investigate an interpreter who overhears an assassination plot. 144909 2006 Interrogation M News Media. Female Newscaster (Jennifer Wooliscroft). Male Newscaster (Bob Patterson). 144910 2008 Interrogation of Harry Wind, The MF Journalists (David Schroder, Jean-Christophe Nigon, David Kohne). Journalist Freddy (Adam Sikora). 144911 2002 Interrogation of Michael Crowe, The MT Reporter (Jake Simons). 144912 2001 Interrupted Lullaby NR Parv, Valerie Silhouette Columnist-Reporter-Photojournalist Zeke Blaxland began his series of columns regarding misappropriation of funds in charities. He never dreamed that a lead would lead so close to home. Having come up through the foster home system, Blaxland is skeptical, believing charity begins at home. So he shows up at yet another fundraiser for a charity, checking out his former girlfriend while gleaning information for a column. She becomes pregnant but doesn't tell the journalist. If he is going to remain in Australia, she wants him to make that choice and not be forced into it by her and an unexpected baby. When the child dies in the hospital, she grieves alone. Helping other people's children became a tonic for her broken heart when she left modeling to become spokesperson for a charity. It's only a matter of time before an investigation into a baby farm leads Blaxland to the realization that the woman had his child. 144913 2004 Interruption, The M TV News Anchor (Janet May). 144914 1997 Interruptions M News Media. The Local Reporter (Jill Gatsby). The Video Cameraman (John Desiderio). 144915 1994 Intersection M DVD -R HQ 3488, 3489 News Media. Step Magazine: Robyn Stevan, Dave Hurtubise, Gary Jones, Gery McAteer, Christine Lippa, Denalda Wlliams, Eli Gaby, Akiko Morison 144916 2002 Interstate 60 M Critics. Male Critic #1 (Les Porter). Male Critic #2 (Rene Lemieux). Female Critic (Katherine Trowell). 144917 2007 Interview M DVD War and Political Correspondent Pierre Peders (Steve Buscemi) is seething about an assignment to interview a young TV and B-movie star. He considers the interview beneath his dignity. The reason for the assignment becomes clear at the end of the film. Interview gets off to a bad start when the starlet shows up at the restaurant an hour late and then asks that a couple be unseated so that she may have her regular table. It gets worse when Peders reveals he has done no preparation for the interview. Cabdriver ferrying Peders to the airport bashes into the car in front of him while gawking at the actress. Feeling responsible for the fact that her killer smile nearly killed someone, the woman invites Peders to her luxurious loft. The gruff reporter, forced to write a puff piece about the starlet, takes a dramatic turn when the two engage in a give-and-take conversation in which each shares secrets with the other. The veteran political reporter is not happy to be stuck in Manhattan just as a White House scandal is breaking -- he's here because his editor has handed him just the sort of puff piece he abhors. (Reasons for this are divulged late in the film). 144918 1935 Interview P MLPL Timmory, Gabriel Index-One Act, 1932-40 Interviewer 144919 1963 Interview SSF Javor, Frank A. Reprinted in "TV: 2000." TV. Lester V. Morrison of the intergalactic network manipulates a woman's reaction. 144920 2003 Interview M Gogh, Theo van (Director). Theodor Holman (Screenplay) Journalist Pierre (Pierre Bokma), a renowned, middle-aged journalist interview the real-life Dutch star in her own loft. Pierre is annoyed at being given such a fluffy assignment as he is normally a political correspondent. At first he has no questions for the starlet, but soon they are coaxing their darkest secrets out of each other. 144921 1924 Interview with a Genius SS Armstrong, Martin In "Bazaar and Other Stories, The." Interviewer. Overton. 144922 1994 Interview with a Vampire M L Interviewer 144923 2005 Interview with a Zombie M Short - Comedy - Horror Interviewer (Kameron Louangxay). 144924 1994 Interview with Dennis Potter, An MT Interviewer-Presenter (Melvyn Bragg) 144925 2000 Interview with Director Spike Jonze, An DT Interviewer Lance Bangs 144926 1975 Interview with F. Scott Fitzgerald, An P MLPL Hunter, P. Play Index, 1973-77 Interviewer 144927 1995 Interview with Mattie NM Singer, Shelley Journalist for an alternative newspaper interviews a 12-year-old runaway who turns up dead. A teacher-sleuth begins looking around for a mysterious killer who preys on street children. 144928 1895 Interview with Miss Marlenspuyk SS OWN Matthews, Brander In "Outlines in Local Color. 1921" Interviewer Miss Pauline Peters of Daily Dial is there to interview Miss Marlenspuyk for a newspaper. Miss M. is surprised when she finds out Peters is working for a newspaper Pauline Peters turns out to be Polly Perkins of the Daily Dial. Miss Marlenspuyk is shocked. Miss Peters is single, lives alone, self-supporting. Writes society news for newspaper and does freelance work. Newspaper work is vulgar, cheap, silly,, trivial. Quits job because modern journalism is a mean way to make a living. 144929 1960 Interview with Orson Welles MT Interviewer (Bernard Braden - Himself). 144930 2002 Interview with the Assassin M TV Reporter-Cameraman Dylan Haggerty (Ron Kobeleski) is out of work and stumbles upon the story of the century when his mysterious old ex-Marine neighbor tells him on camera that he was the second gunman on the legendary grassy knoll in Dallas who actually killed John F. Kennedy. The man, who is deteriorating from cancer, asserts that Lee Harvey Oswald was set up as a patsy while he carried out the mission. This leads Haggerty into a race to prove the second gunman claim, which could finally close the books on one of the most researched conspiracy theories of all time. 144931 2002 Interview with the Devil N Jacobsen, Clay Investigative Journalist Mark Taylor has landed the story of his career -- an interview with the head of the terrorist network striking America 144932 1976 Interview with the Vampire: Book I of the Vampire Chronicles NSF OWN - P Rice, Anne Interviewer 144933 1994 Interview with the Vampire: Vampire Chronicles, The M TV News Anchor (Robert "Bobby Z" Zajonc) 144934 1914 Interview, An SS GPL Colette In "Collected Stories of Colette." Interviewer. "For a woman forgives a man -- even a reporter -- everything except insight." Reporter interviewing a woman 144935 1965 Interview, The SS GPL Singer, Isaac Baschevis Originally appeared in the New Yorker. In "Isaac Baschevis Singer, Image and Other Stories, The." Proofreader is narrator of the Yiddish literary magazine Literarishe Bleter. "Editor sent me to interview an important visitor to Warsaw." "The interview was my first effort at journalism, and I prepared for it days in advance." 144936 1980 Interview, The P MLPL Thomas Play Index, 1978-82 - 8-82 V812 T462 Interviewer 144937 1925 Interview, The P MLPL O'Kelly Index-One Act, 1924-31 Interviewer 144938 1955 Interview, The SS Allen, Steve In "Fourteen for Tonight." Interviewer Sarah Brigham comes to interview a famous woman for the Ladies Home Journal (the woman confuses it with the Woman's Home Companion). She talks to the maid about her employer. Reporter upstages the personality by talking too much about herself. 144939 2007 Interview, The M Reporters (Dwight Thompson, Pauli Tooley, Hayden Hewes, Jaemi Young, Wes Davis, Rana N. Cummins, Monte Wilson). 144940 1998 Interview, The M Australia Reporter Barry Walls (Michael Caton) is the savvy beat reporter when a man is arrested, dragged into the police station and questioned with no idea if he is being accused of something or what the crime might be. 144941 1995 Interview, The (aka Jenipapo) M SVD 604 American Journalist Michael works for a Brazilian Newspaper. He is obsessed with getting the scoop on a famous outspoken priest who helps the needy in the jungles of Brazil. But the Father has rarely ever given an interview. Michael decides that he will be the first to interview the Father personally and goes on a journey to the center of Brazil. The priest’s apparent media shyness has deeper implications than he thought. Reporter is obsessed with exposing political corruption, murder and homosexuality in the Catholic Church. 144942 1971 Interviews with My Lai Veterans DT Short Interviewer Richard Hammer (Voice). 144943 1987 Intervista M Fellini, Federico, Gianfranco Angelucci (Screenplay) Parody Documentary. Fellini takes a Japanese film crew on a trip down memory lane as he prepares the next project in this mock-documentary with Marcello Mastrioanni Fellini says he first came to the studio as a magazine reporter in 1940 when he was assigned to interview a famous actress. Sergio Rubini is a young actor playing a reporter coming to interview a famous actress. 144944 2005 Intervista: DVD Expanded Version M Fellini, Federico, Gianfranco Angelucci (Screenplay) Parody Documentary. Fellini takes a Japanese film crew on a trip down memory lane as he prepares the next project in this mock-documentary with Marcello Mastrioanni 144945 1989 Intimacy N OWN - H Chace, Susan Journalist is narrator. Mary Cecilia Cronstein, 37-year-old journalist. 144946 1999 Intimate Betrayal MT SVD 792 African-American Journalist (Monica Calhoun) probes circumstances surrounding death of her computer-genius brother 144947 1997 Intimate Betrayal N Hill, Donna Woman journalist Female Journalist 144948 1964 Intimate Diary of Artists' Models M AFI-Photographers Photographer 144949 1993 Intimate Portrait T Talk Show Host Kelly Ripa (2001-2003). Gossip Columnist Liz Smith (1996-2002). 144950 1996 Intimate Portrait -- Jessica Savitch DT SV 316, VHS 311 TV Anchorwoman 144951 2000 Intimate Portrait of the Art of Background Driving, An DT Interviewer Lance Bangs 144952 2005 Intimate Portrait; Ann Curry DT DVD -R HQ 6146 Episode. 10-9-2005 TV News Anchor-Reporter Ann Curry of the Today show and Dateline is profiled. 144953 2004 Intimate Portrait: Christine Amanpour DT DVD -R HQ 5106 Episode Journalist Christine Amanpour is profiled. 144954 2000 Intimate Portrait: Connie Chung DT DVD -R HQ 4781 Episode TV Anchor-Reporter Connie Chung is profiled. 144955 2005 Intimate Portrait: Maria Shriver DT DVD -R HQ 5068 Episode TV Journalist Maria Shriver is profiled. 144956 2005 Intimate Portrait: Paula Zahn DT DVD -R HQ 4249 Episode TV Anchor Paula Zahn is profiled. 144957 1998 Intimate Portrait: Sydney Seaward DT DVD -R HQ 7053 Episode. 10-24-1998 TV News Anchor Sydney Seaward discusses her fight against breast cancer. 144958 1998 Intimate Sessions: Renee T DVD -R 1655 Episode. Adult Magazine worker Renee desires Brad, a photographer. 144959 1992 Intimate Stranger MT News Reporter (Dale Harimoto) 144960 1997 Intimate Strangers N Mead, Juliette British Journalists Maggie and Oliver Callahan. 144961 1986 Intimate Strangers MT Reporter (Thom Scoggins) 144962 1989 Intimidad (aka Intimacy) MF Rotberg, Dana Mexico Journalist-Novelist tries to find her inner self through various relationships. She feels it is only in this way she can become a great writer. 144963 1968 Into a Black Sun: Vietnam, 1964-1965 N Kaiko, Takeshi Japanese War Correspondent. 144964 1999 Into His Arms M News Media. TV Reporter (Helene Duhamel). Reporters (Richard Kahler, Paula Perez). 144965 2007 Into the Arms of Strangers M Interviewer (Bill Lewis). 144966 2002 Into the Fire NR Kelly, Leslie Harlequin #872 Magazine Journalist Lacy Clark writes for "What Women Want)" and Nate Logan writes for "Men's World." Both magazines are owned by J.T. Birmingham. Clark likes her writing job but does not like Nate. Feelings are reciprocated. She thinks he is a sexist pig. He thinks she's frigid. For months, they have been conducting a print feud that has raised the readership of both magazines. One night at a boring cocktail party, Clark sneaks out to the gym to jump on a trampoline. Nate falls into the pool. She rescues him. They have sex on the trampoline. Then in walks Birmingham who asks Logan why he is wearing his robe and lying on his daughter. Asks them to collaborate on a crossover feature article that will run in both magazines. Collaboration is a step up for both careers. They decide to be professional and ignore attraction they feel for each other. But they can't. Fellow Columnist Raul is Clark's best friend. Clark's mother had a fling with Birmingham when her husband was in the military and Lacey was the result, an embarrassment to her father who became a minister. Found out about her real father when she was 12. 144967 2005 Into the Fire MT Phelan, Michael News Media. Reporter (Dawnnie Mercado - News Reporter). Story of a lieutenant in the New York City Harbor Unit, who finally comes to terms with what is really important about this life. 144968 1992 Into the Long Dark Night N Phillips, Michael (Vol. 6) Reporter Corrie Belle Hollister whose journals are about to be published. Helps Lincoln with his re-election campaign and discovers a plot that could change the course of the nation forever. Reporter Corrie Hollister experiences the battle of Gettysburg on her way to Washington 144969 2007 Into the Maelstrom N Graf, Uwe Reporter Mickey Tillman investigates the death of the father of a martial arts expect, an Eurasian beauty and star of Hong Kong action films. She comes to America because of her father’s death. Kept in the dark about his identity, his very existence, this shock is the first of many that will change her life forever. Once in America, she discovers more secrets, some with deadly consequences. Suddenly there are suspicious circumstances surrounding her father’s demise. There is the bumbling reporter Tillman who knows part of the story and clues left by her father. But a CIA hit team will test her skills to the limit. 144970 1985 Into the Night M Publicist (Saul Kahan) for Kalijak. 144971 2005 Into the Sun M PR Man (Naoto Adachi). 144972 1992 Into the West M Reporter (Aine O'Connor). Reporter (Kevin Reynolds). Reporter (Michael Sheridan). Reporter (Gerard Stembridge). 144973 2005 Into the West: MT DVD -R HQ 3820, 3821, 3822, 3811 (Episodes 5 and 6 of a Six-Part Series) Miniseries. Episodes #5-#6. Six Episode Series. Reporters interviewing General Custer. Western Correspondents and local newspaper journalists. 144974 2005 Into the West: MT Miniseries. Episodes #1-#2-#3-#4. Six-Episode Series. Reporter (Kyle Falls), gambler and cavalry soldier. Reporter Kellog (Joe Pesce-Peracchio). Photographer (William Sterchi). 144975 2008 Into the Wild M Documentary-style Reporting. 144976 1952 Into Thin Air NM Iams, Jack Press 144977 1954 Intrigantes, Les MF Reporter. Le reporter (Jacques Jouanneau). 144978 1947 Intrigue M Slavin, George (Story). Barry Trivers, Slavin (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Marc Andrews (Tom Tully) is killed while exposing mobsters Newspaper Editor (Peter Chong). Andrews's friend goes to work for a man and unwittingly flies black market goods into Shanghai. Reporter investigating the operation. Reporter tries to warn his friend that the man is involved in the black market, but is murdered. Friend sees light and opens warehouse to starving Chinese. Man is killed in fight with police leaving friend to pursue romance with a Red Cross nurse. New York Times 4/24/48: Praised Reporter: "Tom Tully is that rare sort of newspaper reporter who always makes carbon copies of his stories." 144979 1988 Intrigue MT Art Critic (Andrea Saric). TV Reporter (Bozidar Smiljanic). Reporter (Bob Lensky) 144980 1992 Introducing Amanda Valentine NM Beecham, Rose Reporter Debbie Daley is a glamorous blond lesbian reporter who won’t leave Homicide Detective Amanda Valentine alone. She is now the highest ranked female cop in sleepy New Zealand and is in pursuit of a monster the press has dubbed The Garbage Dump Killer. To make matters worse, an informer Amanda cares about, has been savagely beaten for reasons she is too terrified to divulge. All this and Daley too. 144981 1999 Introducing Dorothy Dandridge MT DVD -R HQ 8433, 8434, 8435 Reporter (Lee Allan). Reporter (James Krag). Photographer (David Mitchell Evans). Studio Publicist (Robert Phelps). Radio Announcer (Michael Laskin). Biography of actor-singer Dorothy Dandridge. 144982 1942 Introducing Scoop Scuttle CB Wolverton, Basil Silver Streak Comics, No. 20, April, 1942. Reporter Scoop Scuttle 144983 1984 Introduction to Scientology M Interviewer-Host (Tony Hitchman-Himself) 144984 1870 Introductory to "Memoranda" SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Curious Republic of Gondour and Other Whimsical Sketches, The." Editor of a department in The Galaxy magazine. Magazine literature of the day lacks stability, solidity, weight. My department will rely on exhaustive statistical tables. 144985 1949 Intruder in the Dust M DVD -R HQ 2953, 2954. VHS 1275 News Media 144986 1962 Intruder, The (aka Shame, aka I Hate Your Guts). M Beaumont, Charles (Novel and Screenplay) AFI-Editors. Ness Book Editor Frank Maxwell (Tom McDaniel) of local newspaper The Messenger, opposes outsider who tries to stir dissent in a Southern town ordered to integrate its school. Editor does not like integration but says town must abide by the law. Agitator's methods become more extreme, lead to mob violence. Editor modifies own beliefs, faces opposition with own family, particularly from bigoted father-in-law as well as from businessman who befriends outsider and owns controlling stock in paper. Editor stops a mob from attacking black family and later convinces black students to return to school, walking along with them as they march to schoolhouse. Editor brutally assaulted by members of community, loses sight in one eye as a result. Outsider convinces editor's daughter to accuse a black student of rape, leading to showdown in schoolyard, but the mob is prevented from killing student when editor's daughter admits she lied. Disgraced outsider is left powerless. 144987 1974 Intruders, The M Radio Journalist (Torgny Wickman) 144988 1999 Intuitionist, The N Whitehead, Colson Reporter who is a crusading journalist. 144989 1978 Inubue MF Japan Correspondent Nogami (Akira Orita). 144990 2001 Inuyasha: Terror of the Ancient Noh Mask C Japan. Episode #11. 1-15-2001 Newscaster (Kenichi Ono (Voice - Japanese Version). 144991 1992 Invader M Cook, Philip J. (Screenplay) Ness Book fTabloid Reporter Frank McCall (Hans Bachmann) for The National Scandal, gets assigned to a story on military men attacked by alien invaders. When he arrives at the murder site, he claims he works for the Washington Post. When cop finds out who he really works for, he tells him he pities him. Reporter steals a pass to get on a military base. Discovers the truth behind the UFO stories when he is abducted by aliens and rescued by feds as he is about to receive an injection Photographs he takes of alien craft are confiscated. He arranges to tape a secret conversation between cop and a colonel. Reporter convinces the cop to take him along when he flies a military plane back to Washington. Taken into custody when they arrive Escapes an alien attack on the Pentagon. He decides he has the big story he has been needing to get him off the tabloid and quits his job after leaving evidence of the UFO with female co-worker. Reporter gets the story in magazines like Tempo and Popular Technology. His own paper tries to declare the story a hoax. Cub Reporter (David Coyne). Cameraman (Don Platon). 144992 2002 Invader ZIM: Abducted/The Sad, Sad Tale of Chickenfoot C Episode. 4-12-2002. News Media. Reporter #1 (Adam Paul - Voice). Reporter #2 (John Garry - Voice). Communications Officer (Fred Tatasciore - Voice). 144993 2001 Invader ZIM: Bestest Friend/Nanozim C Episode #4. Reporter (Antoinette Spolar - Voice). 144994 2002 Invader ZIM: Dib's Wonderful Life of Doom/GIR Goes Crazy and Stuff C Episode #20. 5-24-2002 Reporter (Wally Wingert - Voice). 144995 2006 Invader ZIM: Girl Who Cried Gnome, The/Dibship Rising C Episode #25. 7-15-2006 Newscaster (Fred Taatasciore - Voice). 144996 2002 Invader ZIM: Most Horrible Xmas Ever, The C Episode #28. 12-10-2002 News Media. WHUH News Anchor (Fred Tatasciore - Voice). 144997 2002 Invader ZIM: Mysterious Mysteries/Future Dib C Episode #14. Reporter (Jason Marsden - Voice). PR Guy (David Herman - Voice). 144998 2001 Invader ZIM: Room With a Moose, A C Episode #7. 8-17-2001 Reporter #1 (John Di Crosta - Voice). Reporter #2 (Jeffrey Jones - Voice). 144999 1953 Invaders from the Microcosm SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 145000 1995 Invaders, The MT Miniseries Reporter (Sally Hightower) 145001 1967 Invaders, The: Moonshot T Episode #14. 4-18-1967. Sci-Fi News Media. First Reporter (Morgan Jones). Second Reporter (Lee Millar). Third Reporter (Bob Duggan). Fourth Reporter (Ollie O'Toole). 145002 1967 Invaders, The: Prophet, The T Episode. 11-14-1967. Sci-Fi Journalist Bill Shay-Invader (Roger Perry). Reporter (Don Frazer). 145003 1967 Invaders, The: Storm T Episode #12. 3-4-1967. Sci-Fi Weatherman (John Mayo). 145004 1967 Invaders, The: Summit Meeting (Part 1) T Episode #26. 10-31-1967. Sci-Fi News Media. Newsman (Don Lamond). 145005 1967 Invaders, The: Summit Meeting (Part 2) T Episodes #27. 11-7-1967. Sci-Fi Journalist No. 1 (Hank Simms). Journalist No. 2 (Troy Melton). Reporter No. 1 (Don Ross). Reporter No. 2 (Gilchrist Stuart). Reporter (Don Frazer). 145006 1997 Invasion MT Miniseries CNN Reporter (Alfred Cerullo) 145007 1906 Invasion of 1910 With a Full Account of the Siege of London, The NSF USC LeQuex, William-Wilson, H.W. Newspaper coverage of the invasion. Henry Bentley, distinguished war correspondent. Daily Mail, Tribune war correspondents 145008 1912 Invasion of England SS OWN - H Davis, Richard Harding In "Red Cross Girl, The" Press 145009 1992 Invasion of Privacy MT SV 170 Meyer, Kevin (Teleplay) Ness Book Magazine Reporter Hillary Wayne (Jennifer O'Neill) for Cityscape Magazine and a best-selling writer -- one of her books is "Hot off the Press - An Inside Look at Investigative Journalism." Claims to be interested in a program to get prison parolees jobs Editor Brian (Ian Oglivy) keeps feeling her up at the office even though she tells him she wants to keep their relationship strictly professional. Tells daughter editor is a bad habit she can't break. Makes love to him in office. Wayne achieved enough celebrity status as a journalist that she has had articles and magazine covers done on her. Editor hires a parolee to be reporter's assistant. At a party, the parolee pulls editor off the reporter. Editor fires him. Reporter resigns. Finishes cover story on parolee program. Parolee strangles the editor, then attacks reporter. Daughter stabs parolee and throws him off balcony. But he's still alive and back in jail. Reporters (Libby Weaver, Shauna Parsons, Thom Dillon, Brad Jessey). Denver Reporter (Brad Giffen). Photographer (Judah Schiller). Anchorwoman (Shauna Lake). 145010 1956 Invasion of the Body Snatchers M L News Media never mentioned 145011 1977 Invasion of the Love Drones M Adult. Photographer (Alex Mann). 145012 1990 Invasion of the Space Preachers M Sports Announcer #2 (Greg Shock). TV Worker #1 (David Claypool). TV Worker #2 (Mike Riley). TV Worker #3 (Matt Wood). 145013 1952 Invasion U.S.A. M Smith, Robert, Franz Spencer (Story). Smith (Screenplay). Ness Book TV Reporter Vince (Gerald Mohr) arrives in a bar and begins asking questions of patrons for story he is doing on country's preparations for war. TV report that enemy soldiers have landed in Alaska and an invasion of the United States is underway. TV coverage shows close-up of United Press wire machine emphasizing reliance of broadcasters on print media. Vince's TV station begins getting feed on microwave from station in Tacoma and is able to get footage as invasion continues. Reporter and woman in bar become victims after New York is invaded. Reporter is shot while trying to trick enemy guards and girlfriend throws herself from a widow when soldiers try to rape her. Entire invasion is revealed to have been product of mass hallucination. Bar patrons leave with new determination to prepare against an enemy attack. Radio Newscaster (Knox Manning - Himself). Third Newscaster (William Schallert). Reporter does final commentary while New York is being invaded, echoing Edward R. Murrow's rooftop reports during London blitz. 145014 1985 Invasion U.S.A. M TV Newscaster (Gene Griessman). TV Newscaster (Bill Alexander). Newscaster (Peter Bannon). Newscaster (Jack Bell). Newscaster (Art Eckman). Newscaster (Monica Kaufman). Newscaster (Traneette Ledford-Furnad). Newscaster (Don Miller). Newscaster (Tom Mintier). Newscaster (Bella Shaw). Newscaster (Bob Varsha). 145015 2007 Invasion, The M News Media. Reporter #1 Dena Twain (Rhonda Overby). Reporter #4 (Bolton Marsh). News Stand Vendor (Wes Johnson). Cameraman (Michael F. Martinez). Space shuttle debris is contaminated with highly contagious alien spores. As a Washington psychiatrist unearths the origin of an alien epidemic, she also discovers her son might be the only way it can be stopped. News reports throughout. During one scene, backgrounded news reports show all global conflicts neutralized in the wake of the pandemic. 145016 2006 Invasion: All God's Creatures T DVD -R HQ 5452 Episode #14. 2-8-2006 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Russell, Larkin and Dave learn the identity of the mysterious creature that has been lurking around their home. Reporter #1 (Reggie Jordan). Reporter #2 (Saida Rodriguez Pagan). 145017 2005 Invasion: Alpha Male T DVD -R HQ 4482 Episode #4. 10-12-2005 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Larkin's Cameraman (Joshua Gomez) Just as the citizens start to question why the town is still under a quarantine that has cut off medical and building supplies, they find themselves on the verge of a major medical pandemic. Sheriff searches for the source of this quickly spreading virus. 145018 2005 Invasion: Cradle, The T DVD -R HQ 4799 (In two segments) Episode #8. 11-16-2005 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Baby is abandoned at the ranger station. Mariel makes a shocking discovery in the water. Dave learns who owns the wedding band. 145019 2005 Invasion: Dredge, The T DVD -R HQ 4857 Episode #9. 11-23-2005 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. After Russell becomes the prime suspect in a double murder, Larkin learns about his past criminal record and begins to question his integrity. 145020 2005 Invasion: Fish Story T DVD -R HQ 4721 Episode #7. 11-2-2005 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Larkin barely survives a car crash but the fate of her unborn baby is unknown. After she is picked up by a stranger, she becomes suspicious of his motives. Meanwhile, Mariel tries to reconnect with Jesse. 145021 2006 Invasion: Fittest, The T DVD -R HQ 5621 Episode #16. 3-8-2006 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Russell and Underlay team to catch hybrids Derek and pregnant Christina, but along the way they stumble upon suspicious migrant workers who have been banished by the rest of their group. 145022 2005 Invasion: Hunt, The T Episode #6. 10-26-2005 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Family of Cuban refuges is making their way to Miami but their escape from Cuba is cut short when they notice the lights in the ocean. Newscaster (Robert Dickenson). Newscaster #2 (Reggie Jordan). Newscaster #1 (Saida Pagan). Meanwhile, Mariel attends a support group and Larkin is being followed. 145023 2006 Invasion: Key, The T DVD -R HQ 5648 Episode #17. 3-15-2006 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Christina forces Mariel to perform an ultrasound to find out what is growing inside her rapidly expanding womb. 145024 2006 Invasion: Last Wave Goodbye, The T DVD -R HQ 6097 Episode #22. 5-17-2006 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Underlay and Russell try to put together a rescue plan as the hybrids continue to round up humans during the hurricane. Humans who believe Underlay is responsible for the melee take Larkin, Dave, Jesse and Rose hostage. 145025 2005 Invasion: Lights Out T Episode #2. 9-28-2005 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Larkin and the Sheriff want to question an Air Force officer who shows up in a wet suit barely alive at the ranger station. Something is protruding from the officer's wounds. Reporter #1 (Reggie Jordan). Reporter #2 (Elisa Llamido). 145026 2006 Invasion: Nest, The T DVD -R HQ 5488 Episode #15. 2-15-2006 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Curiosity and frustration get the best of Kira as she searchers for the truth about her father and what is happening to the people of Homestead. 145027 2005 Invasion: Origin of Species T DVD -R HQ 4914 Episode #10. 11-30-2005 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Couple who read Dave's blog about Homestead abduct him, and they have a crucial interest in learning what he knows about circumstances surrounding the hurricane's aftermath 145028 2005 Invasion: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 4659 Episode #1. 9-21-2005 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. TV Anchorman (Rich Skidmore).; Hundreds of lights floating towards the water during a hurricane. Tiny town of Homestead, Florida. The town is quarantined. AA Reporter (Scott Mercer). The park ranger starts to investigate beginning a fight for the survival of his family, his community and what could end up being the entire human race. In first episode, a hurricane is approaching the small Florida town. When the hurricane finally hits, many of the residents lives are in peril, while one of the residents notices some mysterious lights in the heart of the hurricane. Meanwhile, after the storm, skeletal remains are found. 145029 2006 Invasion: Power T DVD -R HQ 5302 Episode #12. 1-18-2006 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Larkin becomes suspicious of Russell's intentions toward his former wife. Russell visits Mariel and finds that Underlay has taken the children on an unscheduled vacation without her approval. 145030 2006 Invasion: Re-Evolution T DVD -R HQ 5918 (Mislabeled 5917). Episode #18. 4-19-2006 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Larkin has an accident and believes the pedestrian she struck with her car is a hybrid. Russell and Dave find the island where Szura has been housing some of the special hybrids. 145031 2006 Invasion: Redemption T DVD -R HQ 5353 Episode #13. 1-25-2006 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Russell must stop Larkin from reporting the truth about the hybrids. After an unknown intruder shoots him, Underlay drifts in and out of consciousness, reliving the 1996 plane crash that led to his rebirh Reporter #1 (Stephen W. Alvarez). Reporter #2 (Lissa Harrison). Reporter #3 (Carter Evans). 145032 2006 Invasion: Round Up T DVD -R HQ 6048 Episode #21. 5-10-2006 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Russell and Underlay return to Homestead to try to thwart Szura's plans. The National Guard rounds up Muriel, Larkin and the children for their protection. Underlay's deputies question Dave on the sheriff's whereabouts. 145033 2006 Invasion: Run and Gun T DVD -R HQ 6007 Episode #20. 5-3-2006 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. With the storm rapidly approaching, Russell and Underlay try to find the hybrids and evacuate their families. 145034 2006 Invasion: Son Also Rises, The T DVD -R HQ 5964 Episode #19. 4-26-2006 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Russell may lose his job because of his investigation of hybrids. Hybrids take action when they sense another storm approaching.Rose's new teacher has a disturbing subject in her curriculum. Jesse and a schoolmate make a decision. 145035 2005 Invasion: Unnatural Selection T DVD -R HQ 4532 Episode #5. 10-19-2005 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Larkin calls up an old flame to help her investigation into the military. Her husband suspects the sheriff may be hiding something when he starts looking into a tragedy that hits another park ranger. The park ranger starts to investigate beginning a fight for the survival of his family, his community and what could end up being the entire human race. In first episode, a hurricane is approaching the small Florida town. When the hurricane finally hits, many of the residents lives are in peril, while one of the residents notices some mysterious lights in the heart of the hurricane. Meanwhile, after the storm, skeletal remains are found. 145036 2005 Invasion: Watershed T DVD -R HQ 4419 Episode #3. 10-5-2005 TV Reporter Larkin Groves (Lisa Sheridan) is married to the dedicated park ranger, a divorced father of two and is expecting his third child. Bizarre occurrences are taking place in the community. Reporter #1 (Reggie Jordan). Larkin tries to learn more about the mysterious military presence during and after the hurricane. 145037 2009 Inventing LA: Chandlers and Their Times, The (aka The Chandlers & Their Times). D DVD -R HQ 11483, 11484 Jones, Peter PBS original two-hour documentary Publishers Harrison Gray Otis (1882-1917), Harry Chandler (1917-1944), Norman Chandler (1944-1960) and Otis Chandler (1960-1980) of the Los Angeles Times influence the city of Los Angeles for a century. The making of a newspaper and a city. The story of the Los Angeles and the city’s most powerful family. For four generations, the Chandlers wielded unique influence through their newspaper. In their pursuit of personal agendas and civic ideals, they built the city of the future, but also exposed the dark side of the American dream. Unprecedented access to the family and the Times’ archives which span the century that Harrison Gray Otis, Harry, Norman and Otis stood at the helm of the newspaper and at the center of the city’s economic, social and cultural growth. A character-driven documentary, it traces the ruthless, ingenious and often self-serving methods by which four publishers used the newspaper to turn a tiny town into a world metropolis. Featured interviews include Camilla Chandler Frost (daughter of Norman and Dorothy Chandler), Marilyn “Missy” De Young (first wife of Otis Chandler), Harry Brant Chandler (son of Otis Chandler), Bettina Chandler (widow of Otis Chandler), Doug Goodan (grandson of Harry), Tad Williamson (grandson of Harry), Tom Johnson (first non-family publisher of The Los Angeles Times), Catherine Mulholland (author, granddaughter of William Mulholland), Bill Thomas (editor, Los Angeles Times, 1971-1989), Ed Guthman (first national editor, Los Angeles Times, 1964-1976), Peter Fernald (former Times-Mirror executive, escort for Dorothy Chandler), Marian Burke (longtime secretary to Dorothy Chandler), Kevin Starr (author, “Americans and the California Dream”), David Margolick (writer, Vanity Fair), Alex Jones (author, The Trust), Ron Karenga (African-American activist), John Thomas (friend, confidante of Otis Chandler), Zubin Mehta (former music director-conductor, Los Angeles Philharmonic), William Deverell (author, Whitewashed Adobe), Mike Davis (author, City of Quartz, Ecology of Fear), Norman Klein (author, The History of Forgetting), Abraham Hoffman (author, Vision or Villainy), Allison Varzally (author, Making a Non-White America: Californians Coloring Outside Ethnic Lines), Ruben Martinez (author, The New Americans), Dennis McDougal (author, Privileged Son). 145038 2009 Invention of Lying M News Media. Reporter (Dan Marshall). Press Photographer (Nicki Connors). Photographers (Scott C. England, Jennifer Giulameti). Apartment Crowd Photographer (Vincent J. Earnshaw). 145039 1990 Investigation, The T SV 74 TV Journalists inside a Terrorist Bombing. Group of TV journalists who set out to prove that six Irish nationals were framed in the 1974 bombing of two pubs 145040 1990 Investigation, The: Inside a Terrorist Bombing MT Ritchie, Rob (Teleplay) Great Britain - Based on British correspondent review of the case - Ness Book Correspondent Chris Mullin (John Hurt) who is running for Parliament and Granada Reporters Ian McBride (Martin Shaw) and Charles Treymayne (Roger Allam) conduct parallel investigations into the Birmingham Six charged with planting bombs at London Pubs. They discover evidence suggesting confessions were obtained under duress, police records were altered and other evidence against the six was inconclusive . Eventually a new trial is held. Efforts of the Granada Television documentary show World in Action to prepare a program on the 10th anniversary of the trial of the Birmingham Six. Six were found guilty, but production claims to have uncovered the real bombers and names them. 145041 1999 Investigative Reporter D IJPC 120 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty -- 1970s, The: Part One -- Investigative Reporter Returns, The. A 1970s Journalist Miscellany. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Investigative Reporter Returns: “All The President's Men,” “The Parallax View,” “The Lives of Jenny Dolan," Capricorn One,” “The Three Days of the Condor,” "The Odessa File," "City of Angels: The November Plan." “Futureworld,” “Kolchak: The Night Stalker,” “The Incredible Hulk.” 1970s Journalist Miscellany: “Ellery Queen,” “Between the Lines,” “Gibbsville: The Turning Point of Jim Malloy," "Mary White," "Jaws," "Mrs. Columbo," "The Tenth Month," “Shadow of the Hawk,” “Love Boat,” “The Girl From Petrovka.” “Young Winston,” “Apocalypse Now,” “Emanuelle Around the World,” “Barbara Broadcast.” “Mephisto Waltz.” 145042 1995 Investigative Reporter, The M Adult Reporter (Cathyrn Beaumont) attempts to get the goods on a criminal mastermind, breaks into his house and discovers incriminating photographs in his bedroom. Reporter is big-breasted woman ready for anything. 145043 1999 Investigative Reporters D IJPC 112 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twelve -- 1940s, The, Part Four: Investigative Reporters. A 1940s Journalist Miscellany. Film Excerpts include: Investigative Reporters: "Call Northside 777," "Babies for Sale," "I Was Framed," "Johnny Come Lately," "Keeper of the Flame," "Gentleman's Agreement," "All the King's Men." 1940s Journalist Miscellany: "The Stranger on the Third Floor," "Escape from Crime," "Design for Scandal," "Lost Angel," "State Fair," "My Sister Eileen," "The Falcon Takes Over," "The Smiling Ghost," "Follow Me Quietly." "The Green Hornet Strikes Back." Race Films: "Mystery in Swing." 145044 1958 Investigator, The T Former Reporter Lloyd Prior (Howard St. John), father of private eye, a former reporter 145045 1984 Investigators, The T Parody News. Crusading Reporters of the Air Truman Knuman (Charles Rocket) and Peter Quest (Mark King). Consumer Reporter Angry Arnie (Bill Kirchenbauer). 145046 1961 Investigators, The: Mind's Own Fire, The T Episode #11. 12-14-1961 Editor (Frank Wilcox). 145047 1943 Inviati Speciali MF Italian War Correspondents gather in Spain in 1936 to cover the Spanish civil war. One of them, a young Italian journalist, falls in love with an American colleague, although in reality she is working as a spy for the Communists. When he is taken prisoner by the militia, she helps him escape. Separated, they then meet again on several occasions, moving from one war front to another, but every time they are on opposite sides. Stereotypes. The film, made under the fascist regime, depicts the world of war correspondents and pays tribute to their courage. 145048 2006 Invincible M DVD -R HQ 9298, 9299. (9298 is mislabeled as 9291). Reporter-Photographer (Leticia Alaniz). Dallas Press/Photographer (Steve M. Clark). Reporter (Richard Serlen). TV Cameraman (Tim Lamendola). Press Photographer (David Von Roehm). Photographer (Michael Griffith). Pressroom Reporter (Anthony Lawton). TV Anchor (John Wolfe). Play-by-Play Announcer (Harry Donahue). Eagles PR Man (Kerry Shawn Duffy). Photojournalist (Zack Hopkins). Reporter (Richard Serlen). Camera man (Gary Vaught). Philadelphia Eagles fan who has just lost his wife and his teaching job. He decides one day to show up for an open tryout for his favorite NFL team, only to see his wildest dreams come true. 145049 1977 Invisible Adversaries (aka Unsichtbare Genger) MF Austria. Ness Photographer Anna, an artist. 145050 1942 Invisible Agent M L Newsboy (Walter Tetley) 145051 1916 Invisible Enemy, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers. Expose of fake medicine. Tenement owner exposed in newspaper and government demands improvements 145052 1959 Invisible Invaders M DVD -R HQ 7655, 7654. L Headlines 145053 1939 Invisible Killer, The M VHS 894 Wayne, Carter (Story). Joseph O'Donnell (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Sue (Grace Bradley) ace reporter for The Gazette and her fiancé, a detective solves murder mystery involving sonic death by telephone. Reporter constantly scoops rivals and the police angering the detective. Hides in a closet at the DA's office to listen in on a meeting, but she's caught and told not to print what she heard. To get the back at her, the detective tips the other papers on a story , she is demoted to the society page. When her detective fiancé tries to convince her that crime reporting is no job for a woman, she slugs him. She investigates on her own and solves the case. At the end of the film, the detective announces she is quitting the newspaper business. Instead of hitting him, she kisses him. Scene where editor chews out reporter is shown without dialogue (it's that familiar to the audience). Variety, 2/7/40: "One of the laughs of the picture is the lead story the girl writes on a murder. No respectable editor would ever let it go through as written." 145054 1933 Invisible Man, The M SVD 1414 Bijou Reporter (Dwight Frye). Radio newscasts and paper carry killing story across Britain 145055 1959 Invisible Man: Mink Coat, The T UK. Episode #8. 8-1-1959 Photographer (John Ruddock). 145056 1944 Invisible Man's Revenge, The M L Wells, H.G. (Novel). Bertram Millhauser (Screenplay). Ness Book London Reporter Mark Foster (Alan Curtis) for The Courier. His fiancée's family is targeted for revenge by lower-class man who plots revenge on aristocratic family he believes cheated him. He encounters scientist and discovers formula for invisibility. When the man makes use of the formula, the reporter returns to village to get a story on the invisible man. He almost gets more than he bargained for when the man decides to kill him. The man kills the scientist, then locks the reporter in wine cellar. He plans to kill him so he can use his blood to return to visibility. Man is thwarted by the scientist's dog and the reporter is rescued. "I've seen the invisible man." 145057 1990 Invisible Maniac, The M Newscaster (Dana Bentley) 145058 1958 Invisible Mark, The T Armstrong Circle Theatre -12-10-58 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 145059 1943 Invisible Scarlet O'Neil N OWN - H Stamm, Russel Reporter. O'Neil and meets Pete Winters of the Press, hitches a ride with him back to the city (while invisible in the back seat). 145060 1950 Invisible Verdict, The NM Goyne, Richard News Media. After years of misery with an intolerable wife, a man is accused of murdering her and acquitted owing to insufficient evidence. The news media and public opinion condemn him as guilty and he is driven start a new life under a new name. He saves a girl from suicide, offers to marry her, father her unborn child and virtually impersonate the man who let her down. His reward is great, but after two years of happiness and success, the shadow of the past reaches for him and threatens those he loves. His predicament is the more terrible because he cannot be sure if he is innocent of the crime on which he is tried. 145061 1983 Invisible Woman, The MT Schwartz, Sherwood, Lloyd J. Schwartz (Teleplay) Failed Pilot - Ness Book Reporter Sandy Martinson (Alexa Hamilton) is a niece of a biochemist who becomes invisible and uses her new talent to track down a story on an artist. Invisible reporter working at her typewriter and other journalism angles provide new wrinkles to the familiar invisibility effects. 145062 2002 Invisible World, The NM Smolens, John Journalist Sam Adams is a down-on-his luck Boston journalist who is almost 50 and scarcely knows his father who was perpetually leaving on mysterious espionage missions for the government throughout Sam's youth. Reporter leaks to Adams that someone resembling his father left his mother's hospital room shortly before his death and that he has absconded with her ashes, Adams begins a determined pursuit. As he chases his father, other parts of his life are revealed. He has written a book linking his father to JFK's assassination. His maladjusted sister died after a battle with drugs. Only sign of hope in Adams' life is Petra, a local journalist whose interest in him begins as curiosity about his father's life and then turns to romance -- or does it? Adams has spent his life trying to find the truth about his father. 145063 1997 Invitation to a Wedding NR Moon, Angelica Editor Valentine Cummings is sacrificing her own love life to launch an immensely successful magazine for brides-to-be. She is driven to risk it all for a chance at happiness and the man she would marry. Cummings harnessed grit, determination and her unalterable belief in romance to launch Every Bride magazine -- and she revolutionized an industry. She inspires her love struck readers to dream of romance, but she had denied love. 145064 1939 Invitation to Happiness M Reporter at Fight (Cyril Ring). Reporters (Franklin Parker, Jerry Fletcher, Wheaton Chambers, Joseph Franz, Jack Gargan, Jack Knoche, Harry Hayden, Bob Stevenson) Photographer (Emerson Treacy). Voice of Radio Fight Announcer (Tom Hanlon). Announcer (Joe Cunningham). 145065 1934 Invitation to Life N OWN - H Knight, E. Newspaperman, disillusioned, wanders from woman to woman seeking security and lasting love 145066 2005 Invitation, The M Short film. Photographer (Kevin Michael Walsh). 145067 1999 Invited Guest, An M Reporter (Ella Forney). 145068 2009 Invited, The M News Media. Paparazzi (Christ Bella). Young married couple waiting for their first child moves into their turn-of-the-century home where they discover that a great evil has resided there for nearly a century, unleashed by a previous occupant. 145069 1993 Inyan Shel Zman: Sa Le'at TF Episode #15. News Media. Reporter (Dafna Rechter). 145070 1982 Io so che tu sai che io so MF Reporter (Cesare Cadeo) 145071 1976 Io sono un autarchico MF Theatrical Critic (Beniamino Placido) 145072 1965 Io, io, io…e gli altri MF TV Newscaster (Elio Pandolfi). Journalist (Franca Valeri). Journalist (Mario Scaccia). Photographer (Paolo Panelli). 145073 2006 Iola Chrysalis N Danielson, David L. Columnist Ioa Chrysalis, a young woman, a syndicated nationally read columnist, who journeys from a small Wisconsin village to a Milwaukee university acquiring a boyfriend who would be a priest if she fails to persuade him to renounce celibacy. The people she meets characterize the various people come to believe something: an authoritarian father who believes in the Book, a mystic homicidal minister who has a direct line to God, a rational professor who is logical, a pragmatic bishop who focuses only on the bottom line, and the skeptical editor who has heard it before. All of them influence Chrysalis, but ultimately she doubts each exclusive way of knowing and becomes a true skeptic, always doubting but ultimately accepting. She leaves the narrow confines of her rural life but returns to it to gain the unique perspective of her beloved villagers in her nationally read syndicated column. 145074 0001 Iphigenia in Tauris P COPY Euripides 420 B.C. Messengers. Herdsman brings news of the capture of Orestes and Pylades and tells the story of Orestes' madness. 145075 1992 Ippai no kakesoba MF Reporter Kumai (Shingo Yanagisawa). 145076 2005 IPT World 8-Ball Championship DT Sideline Reporter (Mary Strong). Announcer (Joel Myers). 145077 2005 Iqbal MF TV Reporter (Elahe Hiptoola). Match Reporter (Vibhu Kashyap). 145078 1991 Iran: Days of Crisis (aka Amerique en otage, L') T SV 104, 105 Docudrama. Part I 9-30-91. Part II, 10-1-91 Reporter (Garfield Andrews). Reporter (Richard Hardacre). Reporter (Carolyn Scott). Docudrama about Iranian Revolution and hostage crisis of 1979. Hamilton Jordan (Jeff Fahey). Jody Powell (Tony Goldwyn). 145079 1999 Ireland AM DF Ireland News Staff. News Anchor Claire Byrne (1998-2000). Reporter Aaron Armstrong (2004). News Correspondents Brian Daly (2001-2004), Colette Fitzpatrick 92001). Correspondent Laura Bermingham (2003). Presenters Maura Derrane, Mark Cagney (1999), Alan Hughes (2002), Aidan Cooney (2002), Amanda Bryam (1999-2001), Emma Buckley (2001-2002), Joanne Doyle (2004). Weather Anchor Karen Koster (2005). 145080 2003 Ireland's Teenage Criminals DT Ireland Journalist (Keelin Shanley). 145081 1940 Irene M Columnist "Biffy" Webster (Louis Jean Heydt - The Columnist). 145082 2005 Irene Kelly: Bloodlines NM OWN - H Burke, Jan #9 Irene Kelly Series Reporter Irene Kelly looks into the 1958 case of Conn O'Connor, a brash young reporter for Las Piernas News-Express taken under the wing of veteran Jack Corrigan, who is nearly killed after claiming to have seen a blood-spattered car buried on a farm. In 1978, Kelly is taken under now Managing Editor Conn O'Connor's wing. By 1998, she is mentoring two rookies. Corrigan's reputation as a heavy drinker calls his story into question. Kelly discovers a the buried car during a groundbreaking ceremony for a shopping center. In the trunk are human remains. The veteran reporter is facing the impending closing of the Las Piernas News-Express. With circulation down and young reporters fresh out of journalism school replacing longtime staffers, Kelly wishes for the good old days when she worked with O'Connor. Now married to a homicide detective, her love for her mentor and journalistic integrity outweighs her fears. She wants to make a final splash for her beloved paper and solve the mystery that plagued O'Connor until his death. 145083 1999 Irene Kelly: Bones NM OWN Burke, Jan #7 Irene Kelly Series Reporter Irene Kelly is part of an investigative team on the hunt for a serial killer. Vicious serial killer agrees to exchange information about the location of the body of a missing woman for a deal in which authorities will not seek the death penalty for his crimes, an agreement that traps journalist Irene Kelly in the remote wilderness With a murderer 145084 1995 Irene Kelly: Dear Irene NM OWN Burke, Jan #3 Irene Kelly Series Reporter Irene Kelly searches for a killer who calls himself Thanatos -- Death in ancient Greek mythology -- and sends her notes before each move in his murderous game 145085 2002 Irene Kelly: Flight NM Burke, Jan #8 Irene Kelly Series Journalist Irene Kelly who works for a newspaper in Las Piernas, California takes a backseat to her husband, prickly, tenacious homicide detective Frank Harriman in this mystery. 145086 1993 Irene Kelly: Good Night, Irene: NM Burke, Jan #1 Irene Kelly Series Reporter Irene Kelly takes it upon herself to figure out who silenced her friend and why when her closest friend, O'Connor, is killed by a bomb shortly before he was to solve a 1955 murder. 145087 1998 Irene Kelly: Hocus NM OWN Burke, Jan #10 Irene Kelly Series Reporter Irene Kelly. When her detective husband Frank turns up missing, Irene must determine who has kidnapped him and why so that she can find him before they kill him 145088 2006 Irene Kelly: Kidnapped. NM Burke, Jan #10 Irene Kelly Series Journalist Irene Kelly's articles profiling missing children runs in the Las Piernas Express results in the expected: renewed public interest, deluge of phone tips, remembered clues, renewed pain of anguished parents. What she doesn't expect is that the articles will set off a murderous chain reaction -- and put her life in peril. As more bodies turn up, Kelly, aided by her police detective husband, puts her life on the line to free an innocent prisoner. She uncovers new secrets. 145089 1998 Irene Kelly: Liar NM OWN - P Burke, Jan #6 Irene Kelly Series Reporter Irene Kelly investigates a murder that hits too close to home and confronts a killer determined to stop her 145090 1994 Irene Kelly: Remember Me, Irene NM OWN Burke, Jan #4 Irene Kelly Series Reporter Irene Kelly and Detective Frank Harriman have finally taken the plunge. Yet the newlyweds barely have time to settle into married life when Irene learns an old college friend needs to see her urgently. By the time Irene gets to him, he's dead. Before long, shocking secrets surface about him that make Irene even more determined to learn what got him killed. 145091 1994 Irene Kelly: Sweet Dreams, Irene: NM OWN - P Burke, Jan #2 Irene Kelly Series Reporter Irene Kelly joins forces with homicide detective Frank Harriman to help a youth involved in an electoral smear campaign 145092 2002 Irene Miller: Brightest Day, Blackest Night CB Green Lantern: Brightest Day, Blackest Night. 2003 Radio Reporter Irene Miller gets her job (in 1944) by putting only her first initials on the application and then sweet-talking the station manager into an audition. She witnesses a battle between Green Lantern (actually her engineer), a swamp monster, and some Nazi spies, but is prevented from reporting the events by the U.S. military. She eventually gives up the job in order to return to her home city and her loved ones (possibly including the aforementioned engineer, who came along for the audition). 145093 1912 Irene's Infatuation M Critic of Daily Newspaper (Flora Finch) 145094 1956 Iris Allen (nee West) CB Showcase #4. September-October, 1956. First Appearance. Reporter from Central City Iris Allen fells in love with eternally late Barry Allen. Iris West was eventually to learn that not only was Barry also the super-fast Flash, but her nephew Wally was his sidekick. Iris married her lover and through a series of horrible events, wound up in the future where she bore twin children shortly before Barry's death. Later returned to present day with one of her grandchildren, Impulse, and has settled here. For a long time kept to herself fearing she knew too much about the future. Lives with nephew Wally, adopted Josh Jackam. Developing romantic relationship with Fred Chyre. 145095 1949 Iris in Winter N Cadell, E Press 145096 2004 Irish Eyes M Reporter (Rose Arsenault) 145097 2001 Irish Love N Greeley, Andrew M. Journalist Edward Fitzpatrick. More than 100 years have passed since mass murder occurred, Singer/psychic and her American writer husband discover old diary that chronicles investigation of that murder and trial and conviction of an innocent man. They read about the young journalist Fitzpatrick and they begin to uncover a story that still angers local inhabitants. Series of modern crimes occurs -- is there a connection between past and present? 145098 2002 Irish Stew N Greeley, Andrew M. Journalist Ned Fitzpatrick wrote period newspaper articles on the Haymarket trial. He reported on the riot and its aftermath. Portions of his diary found. Singer-psychic and her American writer husband try to solve the mystery of Chicago's Haymarket that happened more than 100 years ago. She thinks a self-made Chicago lawyer and a tough guy are doomed. Persuades husband to save them. 145099 2006 Irish Vampire Goes West, The M Art Critic (Matt Ritchey). 145100 1997 Irish Whiskey M Commentators, Football (James Healey, Jr., Matt Lloyd, Tom Miller, Mike Teemley). 145101 1996 Irma Vep MF Journalist (Antoine Basler). TV Cameraman (Francois-Renaud Labarthe). 145102 2004 Iron Chef America: Battle of the Masters T Commentator (Alton Brown). Floor Reporter (Kevin Brauch). 145103 2005 Iron Chef America: Series, The: T Series. Floor Reporter (Kevin Brauch). Commentator (Alton Brown). 145104 2001 Iron Chef USA: Showdown in Las Vegas DT Field Reporter Sissy Biggers 145105 1941 Iron Claw, The M Serial. Reporter Bob Lane (Charles Quigley) a newspaper reporter. His buddy Jack "Flash" Strong (Walter Dande) investigate the Claw 145106 1885 Iron Crown, An: Tale of the Great Republic, A N USC Denison, Thomas Stewart Newsboys. Publishers Mr. Powsley and Mr. Ophie. Single reference to society reporting. 145107 1948 Iron Curtain, The M Editor (Leslie Barrie) 145108 1994 Iron Curtain, The, Volume 6 N Vaughan, Robert War Correspondent Shaylin McKay faces up to her devastating dread of love after losing two men in the terrors of war. The award-winning journalist faces the emergence of a new America from the fiery furor of World War II. 145109 1986 Iron Eagle M TV Reporter (Roger Nolan) 145110 1988 Iron Eagle II M Reporter (Janine Manatis) 145111 2003 Iron Jawed Angels MT News Media. First Picket Reporter (Timothy Williams). Catt Interview Reporter (Jim Daab). Union Station newsboy (Moss Levenson). 145112 1996 Iron Lace N Richards, Emilie African American Journalist Philip Benedict can’t figure out why white socialite Aurore Gerritsen asks him to ghostwrite her memoirs. When she tells the story of her life, Benedict realizes that their lives are more inextricably intertwined, as her tale of miscegenation and racism unfolds. 145113 1954 Iron Maiden, The NM OWN - H Lanham, Edwin Reporter Carolyn Brown, girl reporter became such a success that she marries the owner of a newspaper, the New York Record-Star, and becomes executive editor, to the apprehensions of the staff Maiden is a girl reporter who by determination and wiles marries the publisher of a Times-like New York daily and becomes executive editor. By the end she is making staff arrangements that suit her based on her relations with them when she was a reporter City Editor Roy Durkin. Reporter Sally Marshall. Stan Chapman, chief of the Washington Bureau 145114 1962 Iron Maiden, The M Publicist (Jim Dale). Commentator (Raymond Glendenning - Voice). 145115 1951 Iron Man M Burnett, William R. (Story). George Zuckerman, Borden Chase (Screenplay) Ness Book Sports Columnist Max Watkins (Jim Backus) for the New York Examiner (New York Chronicle headlines shown). Column is syndicated in 352 newspapers. Witnesses bout by coal miner-turned-boxer and writes column about him objecting to fighter's ruthless tactics Encourages boxer to get out of the fight game. But boxer determined to prove himself to the crowds who constantly boo him. Takes on champion in rigged fight. Columnist goes on radio to call for an investigation. Boxer didn't realize fight was fixed. Boxer fires brother/manager and persuades Columnist to take on the job. Columnist manages fighter while still writing his column) arranges fight between boxer and friend. Boxer's wife accuses columnist of sinking to new low. Columnist says this is a way of forcing boxer to grow up. Boxer is defeated after brutal fight but gains self-respect and support of crowd when he fights clean for first time in his life. Sportswriter (Gene Wesson). Photographer Tiny Ford (Joyce Holden). Sportswriter (Donald Kerr). 145116 1931 Iron Man M Reporter (Wade Boteler) 145117 2008 Iron Man M Columnist Christine Everhart (Leslie Bibb) who works for Vanity Fair,is a tough reporter who wants real answers not public relations soundbites, but instead falls for the man she is trying to get answers from and sleeps with him. Everhart is a Brown University-educated Vanity Fair writer who accosts Stark at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas with questions about his profession and is charmed into a one-night stand before Stark leaves for Afghanistan. She appears later to confront Stark about Ten Rings’ Stark weapons. Her final appearance is in the press conference at the end of the film. Reporters (Patrick O’Connell, Adam Harrington, Meera Simhan, Ben Newmark). Photographer (Jeffrey Ashkin). Journalist (Brett Padelford). Reporter (Chris Reid). Everhart is an investigative reporter who interviews multimillionaire Tony Stark. She disagrees with Stark’s profession as a weapons maker and becomes his moral conscience and lets him know “This is what you’re doing and these are the results of what your company produces.” Despite her disapproval, she is charmed by Stark and spends the night with him. Stark sleeps with her before he leaves for Afganistan. Later, she appears to tell Stark of the Ten Rings in Gulmira. she is Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) avoids an award ceremony to gamble at a Las Vegas casino and as he leaves the casino with his entourage, he is approached by Vanity Fair reporter Christine Everhart (Leslie Bibb), whom he charms into a one-night stand at his Malibu house. As she awakens the next morning, she is escorted from the house by Stark’s personal assistant who tells her Stark is away on a business trip, though Stark is really still in the house until his assistant informs him how late he is. He flies off to Afghanistan. After he is captured and creates Iron Man and escapes, Stark returns home and retreats from the public eye focusing on the design of his new power suit. Stark makes his first public appearance since his return at the Walt Disney Concert Hall and is accosted by Everhart who shows him pictures of Stark industries weapons back in the hands of terrorist groups. He realizes that his top aide has been supplying both the Americans and their enemies. Enraged, Stark puts on his power suit and flies to Afghanistan. After a climatic battle, Stark meets the press the next day. The news media has dubbed Stark’s alter ego “Iron Man.” Lieutenant Colonel who is the company’s military liaison and Stark’s friend informs a press conference that what happened at the company’s site was a malfunctioning of a robotic prototype, and one of Stark’s security personnel was the Iron Man who bravely donned a prototype exoskeleton he designed to stop it. During the press conference, Stark tries to tell the cover story given to him by his S.H.I.E.L.D. contact, but after inadvertently revealing hints about his alter-ego, as well as facing a tricky question from Everhart, Stark abandons his alibi and announces to the press that he is “Iron Man.” 145118 1995 Iron Man: Armor Wars, The (Parts 1 and 2) C DVD -R HQ 10296 (Part Two) 11-18/25-1995 News Media. Press Conferences. Iron Man battles industrialist who has stolen Stark’s power formula for evil purposes. 145119 1957 Iron Sheriff, The M Editor Quincy (Kent Taylor), uses local newspaper for own gain 145120 1913 Iron Trail, The: Alaskan Romance, An N GPL Beach, Rex Columnist Eliza Appleton is single, young, daring, imaginative, dedicated to causes, clean-cut, wholesome, boyish, suffragist, competent, sense of humor, writes "domestic column" and features for newspaper. Muckraker. Also writes for magazines (Born) Compared to a man to show ability. As story develops she is revealed to be "just a woman." Feminine desires and dreams -- clearly not compatible with male ambition. Other women in story are "normal" passive, independent women (Born) At beginning of story she is determined to expose corrupt exploiters of Alaska frontier, but as story develops, she falls in love with man she was to expose. Marries him at end of story and quits her reporting work to write a book about her husband (Born) 145121 1987 Iron Trial NW Champlin, Tim Press 145122 1994 Iron Will T SV 318 (Missing ending) Hayes, John Michael, Djordje Milicevic, Jeff Arch (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Kermit Kingsley (Kevin Spacey) for the Chicago Beacon (part of the Kane Newspaper Syndicate) pays late entry fee for a boy who enters grueling dogsled race to save the family farm. Hopes to use the story to get back to Chicago office job. Assigned to cold north after falling out with editor. Kid is best eight-dollar investment he ever made. Builds him up as representative of American ideals, but his stories keep getting buried in the back of paper. Arranges for mother to be at finish line. Boy resents use of his family to sell papers. Punches reporter out. Changes mind when met by crowd who shows him articles. Reporter threatens to expose racer who tries to bribe kid to leave race. Reporter finds own faith in his profession restored. Admits for first time since he entered newspaper business he is actually excited about what he does for a living. Boy wins race. Reporter at first motivated by self-interest. If kid dies, he says he will "write one hell of an obituary for him." Reporters calling in story. Camera stops on Kingsley as he coins name "Iron Will," then pans back as the other journalists pick up on it. Cameraman/Reporter (Dan Chambers). Reporter #2 (William John Murphy). 145123 1967 Ironside MT TV Anchor (Terence O'Flaherty). Reporters: Ink-stained hyenas. Ironsides uses reporters to get what he wants from commissioner. News Show Staff (Stuart Margolin). 145124 1967 Ironside: Eat, Drink and Be Buried T DVD -R 1760 Episode Advice Columnist (Lee Grant) lives through several attempts on her life. Her husband appeals to Ironside for help. 145125 1971 Ironside: Escape T Episode. 2-11-1971. News Media. Reporter (Bill Baldwin). Copy Boy (Scutter McKay). 145126 1968 Ironside: I, the People T Episode #36. 10-31-1968 News Media. News Reporter (Bill Welsh). 145127 1971 Ironside: In the Line of Duty T Episode #111. 10-19-1971. Newscaster (Vince Williams). 145128 1970 Ironside: Killing Will Occur, A T Episode. 9-17-1970. Season #4. Episode #1 Reporter (Ira Cook). 145129 1971 Ironside: Lesson in Terror T Episode #104. 5-18-1971 Photographer (David Moses). 145130 1971 Ironside: License To Kill T Episode #118. 12-2-1971 Reporter (Keith Walker). 145131 1967 Ironside: Officer Bobby T Episode #26. 3-14-1968 News Media. First Reporter (Ron Pinkard). 145132 1967 Ironside: Past is Prologue, The T SVD 1446 Episode #28711 Newspaper. Escaped convict's freedom ends when his picture is in a newspaper. 145133 1972 Ironside: Programmed for Panic T Episode #132. 9-28-1972 TV Reporter (Jennie Blackton). Newscaster (James Gregory). 145134 1967 Ironside: Prophecy, The T SVD 1471 Episode #29334 Columnist (Martha Scott) who publicly predicted an art theft warns Ironside of danger. 145135 1971 Ironside: Riddle in Room Six, The T Episode #101. 2-25-1971 Photographer (James Woodall). 145136 1967 Ironsides: Ring of Prayer T SVD 1518 Episode #32415 Former Newspaperman and a beautiful spirit medium are involved in the murder of a parole candidate. 145137 1961 Ironsides: Special Person, A T DVD -R 1622 Editor Wayne (Sandy Baron) of Bachelor, an adult magazine, is almost shot by a sniper during a posh party. The magazine's Hugh Hefner-type owner Howard (Barry Sullivan) and editor clash on contents of articles in the magazine. Editor: "Can't be too gentle and still expect to sell magazines." Editor and owner's daughter want to get married. Apparently get father's blessings. Editor staged own shooting so the next bullet would kill the owner who was planning to fire the editor. Tells Ironsides why he did it: the magazine was the only thing that made "me somebody, made me special." Ironsides: "In prison, nobody's special." 145138 1984 Irreconcilable Differences M DVD -R HQ 1985 (Media Excerpts) News Media. TV Anchorwoman (Kelly Lange). Reporter (Rex Reed). Reporters surrounding Drew Barrymore at beginning of courtroom scene. Reporter (Wendy Gordon). Reporter (Deborah Cody). Reporter (Ken Gale). Reporter (Kim Marriner). Reporter (Marc May). Reporter (Steven K. Miller). Radio Newscaster (Arlin Miller). Entertainment Editor (Rex Reed). 145139 2002 Irreparable Damage N Klempner, Joseph T. Reporter Theresa Mulholland tries to help a single dad who shoots photos of his giggling 6-year-old daughter. During the last shot, she playfully turns around and bends over. He drops film off for developing. Processor sees final picture and calls police Man is arrested, loses his freedom and his daughter, his dignity, identity. Aided by Mulholland who becomes his lover. Underhanded DA, a therapist and the girl's bitter mother are all coaching the daughter to lie. For Mulholland, the case is a far cry from the human interest stories she usually covers. While she knows it's her job to stay objective, even she secretly assumes that the man is guilty. But as she follows the case step-by-step, she realizes he is not only being robbed of due process, but that he may be totally innocent. Now as the trial looks, the case she never wanted to cover becomes the story of her career. ` She will stop at nothing to help him get justice -- even if it costs her everything. 145140 2000 Irresistible NM Black, Ethan TV Newsmagazine Host Camilla Ryan is a possible suspect in the vicious mutilation and murder of network executive Paul Anderson. She's also the ex-girlfriend of New York City sex-crimes detective who still fantasizes about her. But Anderson is only one of four targets marked for death by the real killer, a vivacious and insane female serial killer who knows everyone's secrets. As the murders continue, the detective tries to balance his longing for Ryan with his feelings for a new and newly pregnant girlfriend. 145141 1993 Irresistible Force MT News Reporter (Tony Biancotti) 145142 1900 Irving Bacheller N Holden, Eben Editor Horace Greeley, a leading character in the novel 145143 1916 Is Any Girl Safe? M Newspaper. Representations of New York American in opening sequence discussing vice racket 145144 1893 Is He Living or Is He Dead? SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 145145 1926 Is It Nice? (aka Is That Nice?) M Sinclair, Walter A. (Story). Paul Gangelin (Continuity-Adaptation) AFI-Editors/Libel/Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Managing Editor Sherman Dyke (Charles Thurston) and Newspaper owner Horace Wildert (Roy Laidlaw) discover Cub Reporter Ralph Tanner (George O'Hara) has no evidence to back up a scathing expose he has written on a politician. Tanner gave a copy of the article to a girl in the office who has gone to the politician with the article. The cub, disguised as a window cleaner, infiltrates the politician's office and gets documents that substantiate his article. 145146 1932 Is My Face Red? M SVDSP 522. SV 58 Markson, Ben and Allen Rivkin (Play). Markson and Casey Robinson (Screenplay) Gossip Columnist for The Morning Post, Poster (Ricardo Cortez), inspired by Walter Winchell. Maloney (Robert Armstrong) rival reporter who is disgusted by Poster's journalism. Both reporters get drunk together and resolve their differences. Poster is shot and vows to change his ways. New York Times, 6/11/32: "It is a shrewd, witty and scathing portrait and Mr. Cortez plays the part to the hilt." "Love is for story books. Murder stories are for newspapers." 145147 2003 Is That a Moose in Your Pocket? NR Green, Kim Journalist Jen Brenner from San Francisco is passed over for promotion and tired of constantly running into her ex-boyfriend and his stunning fiancée. She is ready for a change. Offered job at a small-town newspaper Meredith Gazette in Montana, it seems like the perfect opportunity. First assignment for the paper lands her in the middle of a bitter conflict between local paper mill and environmental groups. Clash culminates in bizarre kidnap-plot. She's attracted to EPA agent, 14 years her senior. Brenner is thirtyish. 145148 1996 Is That Remarkable? MUS Guettel, Adam From musical play "Floyd Collins." Newshounds sing showstopper song about the news and Collins. 145149 1920 Is the Editor In? P MLPL Denison, T.S. Index-One Act, 1900-1923 Editor 145150 1964 Is There a Traitor in the House? NM McGerr, Patricia Magazine Writer Selena Mead, a Washington socialite, magazine writer and counter-espionage agent for Section Q. 145151 1931 Is There Justice? M Reporter Jerry Heath (Rex Lease) seeks revenge when his sister dies in prison after being falsely convicted. 145152 1951 Is This What I Wanted? N Guthrie, John News Media 145153 1999 IS2o M News Announcer (Andrew M. Somers). Photographer (Elyse Couvillion). 145154 1852 Isa, A Pilgrimage P MLPL Chesebro, Caroline Press 145155 1991 Isabelle Eberhardt M Reporter. Based on adventures of tough-talking reporter who treks to North Africa for a story but winds up falling in love with a French soldier 145156 1966 Isadora Duncan, the Biggest Dancer in the World MT News Media. Reporter (Murray Melvin). Journalist (Alita Naughton). 145157 1989 Isang araw walang Diyos MF Philippines Journalist 145158 2006 Isi & Disi, alto voltaje MF Spain TV Journalist (Ana Rosa Quintana). TV Announcer (Juan Ramon Lucas). 145159 1966 Iska N Ekwensi, Cyprian Journalists. Nigerian girl makes friends in journalistic circles of modern Nigeria. When she dies, her death symbolizes the dissipation of useful energy in the world. 145160 1960 Iskelmakaruselli pyorii MF Reporter Airovirta (Tommi Rinne). 145161 1990 Iskra Incident, The NM OWN - P Butler, Jimmie H. Colonel (United States Air Force, Retired) Reporter. Aggressive reporter who dogs a colonel trying to find out why an air force jet crashed 145162 1962 Island NSF OWN - P Huxley, Aldous Journalist Farnaby, spiritually crippled journalist, shipwrecks on a 100-year-old experimental island utopia, Pala. War and neurosis unknown. 145163 1980 Island Claws M TV Reporter (Diana Gonzalez) 145164 2007 Island Fever N Paddack, Terry Reporter Tamara Gregory for the only newspaper on Caribe investigates Zabo Resorts expansion of its business to the Caribbean and its plans to build a spa hotel on Caribe island, but only if the current airport is enlarged to allow aircraft that can accommodate more passengers. But with island sentiment set against a new airport and further island growth, the future of the hotel seems in doubt. Then a Miami International Airlines jet lands long and skids off the end of the runway. The disaster turns the tide of public opinion in favor of a new and safer airport but Gregory wonders about the timing of the crash. Could the crash have been intentional? The report and an air traffic controller who was working the Control Tower at Caribe when the plane crashed try to find the answers as they journey through three islands peeling off ever-deepening layers of involvement. What they discover will shake the island to its core. 145165 1938 Island in the Sky M Reporter (Regis Toomey). 145166 1947 Island in the Square, The N OWN - H - GPL DuBois, William Newspaper. Novel of the pressroom and the theater with the lives of those concerned in it blue printed. 145167 1956 Island in the Sun M Waugh, Alec (Novel). Alfred Hayes (Screenplay) Ness Book. Mason American Correspondent Bradshaw (Hartley Power) digs up information on colored ancestry of hero who is running for public office. Journalist interviews union leader. When asked what is the most important issue facing the union, he says, "Color, mister." 145168 1917 Island of Desire, The M Dunn, Allan (Short Story - "Beyond the Rim"). Otis Turner (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Editor Bruce Chalmers (George Walsh), Sunday editor of newspaper in Honolulu discovers a girl and her father are marooned on an island where they are gathering pearls. He rescues her, the father dies, and he returns home with the girl and the pearls. 145169 1959 Island of Lost Women M SV 245 Chaplin, Prescott (Story). Ray Buffum (Screenplay). Reporter Mark Bradley (Jeff Richards) and Pilot-Photographer Joe (John Smith) are forced to make emergency landing on uncharted island occupied by famous nuclear scientist and his three daughters. Scientist wants nothing to do with civilization after helping the United States create the atomic bomb He has built a nuclear reactor on the island for his research. The reporter and photographer fall in love with the scientist’s two eldest daughters, but are determined to escape their island prison. The daughters defy their father and decide to help them. When the two journalists try to escape with the girls, a fire is accidentally started. The fire blows up the nuclear reactor. Nuclear scientist, three daughters and two journalists somehow survive ground-zero nuclear explosion. 145170 1963 Island of Love M AFI-Motion Picture Scriptwriters News Media. Scriptwriter. 145171 2000 Island of Shadows: D'Arcy Island Leper Colony, 1891-1924 DT Canada Journalist (Kevin Kerr). Journalist Theodore Davie (Zak Church). Photographer (Bruce Spangler). 145172 2000 Island of the Dead M Reporter (Steffen Wink) 145173 1980 Island, The M DVD -R HQ 8266, 8267. SV 209 Benchley, Peter (Novel). Benchley (Screenplay) Magazine Reporter Maynard (Michael Caine) asks to be assigned to a story about boats disappearing in Florida. He and his young son investigate and discover the disappearances are the work of vicious modern-day pirates. Reporter's son is kidnapped and indoctrinated into the group. Reporter spends most of the film trying to rescue him. Wipes out the pirates, kills the leader. Journalism element used to set up the plot. Network Newscaster (Daniel Mandehr). 145174 1998 Island, The M News Media. Network Newscaster (Daniel Mandehr). 145175 2008 Island, The N Paulsen, Gary Reporter interviews Wilstet Neuton, who is 15, and tells him he is famous. But what for? Wil fills notebooks with watercolors and writes essays about what he sees, feels, remembers and observes on an uninhabited island in the middle of a small lake in northern Wisconsin. He decides to stay on the island, Thoreau-like with his new friend Susan. His family regards him as a puzzle. The town bully is determined to challenge him. And suddenly, even reporters know his name. He can confront them all, or he can embrace his solitude forever. 145176 1978 Islander, The MT Reporter (Burt Marshall). Commentator (Bob Sevey). 145177 1916 Isle of Life, The M AFI-Authors Writer 145178 2003 Isle of Misfortune N Leavenworth, Geoffrey Journalist Gordon O'Connor, a freelance journalist and family man. 145179 1938 Isle of Pingo-Pongo, The C Parody Travelogue 145180 1960 Isle of Sin (Flitterwochen in Der Holle) M Kai, Johannes (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. West Germany - Released in U.S. 1963 Reporter Michael Damon (Erwin Strahl) is among a group of airplane passengers forced down on a deserted island. 145181 1945 Isle of the Dead M DVD -R HQ 3409, 3406. L Wray, Ardel (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Oliver Davis (Marc Cramer) for the Boston Star is one of a group of people quarantined on a plague-stricken Greek island. Exiles begin to suspect one of their members, a woman who was buried alive, has returned as vampire-creature. Reporter and another member of the group cross battlefield strewn with suffering men and corpses. 145182 1999 Isn't It Romantic? NR Thompson, Ronda Literary Review Columnist Trey Westmoreland carries the bitter taste of a failed marriage around with him along with resentment toward romance novels, which the hard-nosed book critic believes give women a warped expectation of love. Then he meets a romance writer who after being abandoned at the age of five and widowed and pregnant at 18, doesn't believe in happily-ever-after. They have been battling for years ever since he wrote a scathing column about the romance genre. She feels the review cost her book sales and demeaned her talent. Tricked into attending award ceremony together by a friend. Both using aliases. Sparks fly as they both accept their awards. Has to financially compensate her for prior column he had written. Editor hopes to avoid another occurrence. Two are assigned by Westmoreland's boss and her editor to work on newspaper feature on romance. Involves a month of dating where each will write from their perspective about them. Newspaper funds dates. Publisher hopes to raise circulation numbers. Steamy moment captured on film catapults them into four weeks of nationally publicized hell. 145183 2000 Isn't She Great M PR Publicist and husband of Jacqueline Susann, Irving Mansfield (Nathan Lane). Junior Editor (David Costabile) 145184 1989 Isolde MT Denmark TV Reporter (Georg Metz). 145185 1957 Isotype Man NM Maine, C.E. Press 145186 1999 Ispettore Giusti, L TF Series 1999 Photographer (Mark Thompson-Ashworth). 145187 2003 Israel's Secret Weapon DT Israel Reporter (Olenka Frenkiel). 145188 2005 Issues M Photographer, Toni's (Barry Mac). 145189 2002 Issues 101 M Student Reporter (Todd Pressler) 145190 1960 Issues and Answers DT Series. 11-27-1960 to 11-8-1981. ABC News Interviews. ABC News Congressional Reporter Bob Clock became chief correspondent and permanent panelist. Barbara Walters did the same in late 1970s. Public Affairs Program. Newsmakers interviewed by journalists 145191 1990 Istanbul (Keep Your Eyes Open) M Nilsson, Bo Sigvard, Mats Arehn, Thomas Samuelson (Screenplays) Ness Book New York Times Correspondent Frank stationed in Sweden, goes to Istanbul with his daughter apparently on vacation. He is actually trying to find information about the son his wife has from a previous marriage. Ends up involved with murderers and illegal arms traders. Daughter is kidnapped, but reporter is able to rescue her. He examines a videotape he was given and by studying it a frame at a time, he discovers that it shows a gun being held to a man's head. Videotape is destroyed when it is run over by a car as the reporter and his daughter are heading into the airport. Film ends abruptly with no indication of whether the correspondent will write a story about what happened. 145192 1977 Istasyon MF Turkey Journalist (Dogan Yukay). 145193 1927 It M L Twenties, The Newspaper Reporter (Gary Cooper). . 145194 1945 It Always Rains on Sunday NM Bern, La, Arthur J. Press 145195 1947 It Always Rains on Sunday M Newspaper Boy (David Knox). 145196 1944 It Burns Me Up! SS Bradbury, Ray In "Hauntings and Horror" 1969 Writer Alden Norton 145197 1955 It Came From Beneath The Sea M DVD -R HQ 10532, 10533. L Reporter (Ray Storey). 145198 1982 It Came From Hollywood M Compilation from Paramount News Features. 145199 1953 It Came From Outer Space M DVD -R HQ 3119-3114. L Golden Age Collection Newspaper Headlines and radio reports make fun of Richard Carlson's sightings. Hero interviewed by hostile reporters who don't believe his story 145200 1996 It Came From Outer Space II M DVD -R 1571 Photographer tries to save California desert dwellers whose bodies were taken over by stranded aliens. 145201 1988 It Came From Somewhere Else M News Media. Newsman (Jim Skelly). Weatherman (Scott St. Cyr). Sports Reporter (Irv Shriner). Radio Announcer (David Zimelis). 145202 1984 It Came Upon the Midnight Clear MT Weatherman (Eric Stacey). 145203 1921 It Can Be Done M AFI-Authors/Editors Editor 145204 1929 It Can Be Done M Jackson, Frederick J. (Story) AFI-Authors/Publishers - Ness Book Newspaper hires an author of detective fiction to expose three business profiteers. Finds out one of them is the father of his sweetheart. He redeems the old man. 145205 2003 It Can’t Be Done, Nellie Bly!: Reporter’s Race Around the World, A N Butcher, Nancy. Illustrator Jen Singh Reporter Nelly Bly for the New York World newspaper in 1888 sets out to travel around the world in fewer than 80 days, while a Cosmopolitan Magazine Reporter Elizabeth Bisland tries to beat her to the goal. Bly was usually very brave. But as she began her race around the world, the young reporter felt afraid. She was leaving behind her family, her friends, and her work. She had no idea what should face on her long trip. Bly decided she could beat Phileas Fogg’s fictitious record in Jules Vernes’s “Around the World in Eighty Days.” As she traveled, she promised to send back stories describing various countries. In three days, she was packed and ready for the trip. Unbeknownst to her until halfway through her trip, another reporter from Cosmopolitan decided she could beat Bly. As Bly tried to beat both Fogg and Bisland, she ran into several unexpected delays and met many interesting people. She also learned about the different countries through which she traveled and learned that women in may countries did not experience the same freedom that she did in America. Back home, an unexpected phenomenon occurred as Bly became the topic of daily conversation and the most popular newshawk. 145206 1935 It Can't Happen Here NSF OWN - H Lewis, Sinclair Small Town Editor. Liberal newspaper editor stands up for his beliefs with results that might be expected when the new administration takes over. 145207 1937 It Can't Last Forever M Loeb, Lee, Harold Buchman (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Sob Sister Carol Wilson (Betty Furness), a reporter for the Chronicle uncovers a hoax by theatrical agents, but is forced to drop the story when her editor Fulton (Thurston Hall) is threatened with a libel suit. Later exposes gangsters and gets a scoop. Reporters (Jack Gardner, Eddie Laughton, Billy Wayne). Radio Announcer (Ralph Robertson). Announcers (Nick Copeland, John T. Murray). 145208 1943 It Comes Up Love M Photographer (Vinton Haworth). 145209 1994 It Could Happen To You M TV Reporter (Amy Atkins). Television Reporter (Douglas Bernstein). Television Reporter (Jack Caferty). Television Reporter (Peter Jacobson). Television Reporter (Ellen Lancaster). Television Reporter (Brenda Pressley). Television Reporter (Cheryl Washington). Television Reporter (Felipe Luciano). Television Reporter (Laury Marker). Television Reporter (Budd Mishkin). Television Reporter (Alan Muraoka). Television Reporter (Phil Parolisi). Television Reporter (Carl White). Newsman (Nick Taylor) 145210 1937 It Could Happen to You! M News Media. Woman Reporter (Grace Hayle). Chronicle Reporter (Dirk Thane). Dignified Reporter (William Castle). Wrong Reporter (Richard Beach). 145211 2006 IT Crowd, The: Aunt Irma Visits T Episode #6. 3-3-2006 Newsreader (Peter Serafinowicz - Voice). 145212 1952 It Grows on Trees M News Media. Reporter McGuire (Bob Sweeney). Reporter Gonnigle (William O'Leary). Reporter (Helen Dickson). Reporter (Jack Reynolds). Reporter William H. O'Brien). Interviewer (Bob Edgecomb). Commentator (Elmer Peterson, Himself). TV Man (Emile Avery). Cameraman (James McLaughlin). Ad Lib Cameramen (Frank Howard, Robert Strong). Paper Man (Chuck Courtney). 145213 1993 It Had To Be You T SV 224 Episode. French Camera Crew-Magazine. 10-1-93. Series. News Media 145214 1947 It Had To Be You M SVD 1213 Radio Announcer (Pat Campbell) 145215 1993 It Had To Be You: Let's Spend Termite Together T Episode #3. 10-1-1993 Reporter (Eriz Bizot). 145216 1936 It Had to Happen M Reporter (Sam Ash). Reporter (Franklyn Ardell). Reporter (Jack Hatfield). Reporter (J. Anthony Hughes). Reporter (Cully Richards). Reporter (Emmett Vogan). 145217 1991 It Happened at Cecilia’s NJ Tamar, Erika Restaurant Critic discovers ninth-grader Andy and his father’s Manhattan restaurant. Andy’s relatively stable life with his father and his cat living above the restaurant is threatened when his father falls in love and their restaurant is discovered by a critic bringing the Mafia in for a cut of the increasing business. Andy helps his father run Cecilia’s, a small restaurant serving Cajun-Hungarian cuisine. Although his mother is dead and his father is often busy with the restaurant, Andy’s world is a rich and caring one, for all the unusual people who work and eat at Cecillia’s serve as his extended family. Andy comes to terms with his father’s new wife, attempts to make peace between his father and his snobbish grandmother, faces up to the school bully, loses and regains his cat, pines after a girl and helps his father stand up to local gangsters. 145218 1942 It Happened in Flatbush M SVD 1032 Loeb, Lee, Harold Buchman (Screenplay) Ness Book Sports Columnist Danny Mitchell (Robert Armstrong) creates problems for the hero. Former baseball player given second chance as manager and takes over Brooklyn ball club in mid-season. Builds up team and takes up with heiress who wants to sell the team He persuades her to make changes. Mitchell digs into the manager's pasts. When he writes in his column that the manager should not start an inexperienced pitcher, the rookie gets so nervous he performs badly. Columnist uses the incident to discredit the manager. Although team signs petition to have him removed, manager refuses to go and whips the club into shape in time for play-offs. Reporter (Bert Moorhouse) 145219 1937 It Happened in Hollywood M Newspaper Headlines about cowboy shooting three bank robbers, gets old job back. Photographer (Charles Williams). Cameraman (Cyril Ring). 145220 1935 It Happened in New York M PR Reporters (Frank Du Frane, Eddie Fetherston, Pat Flaherty, Frank Holliday, Boothe Howard, Gladden James, Wally Maher, Franklin Parker, William Ruhl). Publicity Man (Dick Elliott). Photographers (Bert Keys, Jack Perry, Billy Sullivan). Radio Announcers (Fred Santley, Phil Tead). New York City cab driver in need of $200 picks up a movie star in his cab and schemes to get the money from her. 145221 1948 It Happened In Soho M UK Only Press 145222 1939 It Happened One Night R CD 002 Lux Radio Theater 3-20-39 Lux Radio Theater Reporter Peter Warne (Clark Gable). Claudette Colbert, Clark Gable, Walter Connolly, Roscoe Karns As the film begins, a group of drunken reporters offer support to a drunken Warne who is arguing with Joe Gordon, the New York Mail city editor. 145223 1934 It Happened One Night M DVD -R HQ 2356, 2357. L. B 12 Frank Capra film Reporter Peter Warne (Clark Gable), hot-headed newspaper reporter fired from the New York Mail, finds heiress for exclusive story, falls in love, ends up marrying her. Love-hate relationship between Warne and City Editor Joe Gordon (Charles C. Wilson). Reporter (Charlie D. Brown). Reporter (Hal Price). Radio Announcer (Eddie Kane). Group of drunken reporters offer support to a drunken Warne who is arguing with Gordon, the New York Mail city editor. Warne: "Hey, listen, monkey face; when you fired me you fired the best newshound your filthy scandal sheet ever had." Gordon: "Say, listen, you wouldn't know a newspaper story if it reached up and kicked you in the pants. Yeah, sure, sure. I got all your copy. Why didn't you tell me you were going to write it in Greek? I'd start a new department." Warne: "That was free verse, you gashouse palooka." Gordon: "What the dickens was free about it? It cost this paper a gob of dough. And I'm here to tell you it's not gonna cost us anymore." He fires Warne and hangs up, Warne, to save face, keeps talking. 145224 1933 It Happened One Night MS COPY Riskin, Robert (Screenplay). Samuel Hopkins Adam (Short Story, "Night Bus.") In "Twenty Best Film Plays." Reporter Peter Warne fired from the New York Mail finds heiress for exclusive story, falls in love and ends up marrying her. Love-hat relationship between Warne and Editor Gordon. 145225 1917 It Happened to Adele M PR - AFI-Publicity Publicity 145226 1959 It Happened to Jane M DVD -R HQ 4397, 4398. SV 144 Wilk, Max, Norman Katkov (Story). Katkov (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Larry Hall (Steve Forrest) for the New York Mirror covers story of female lobster dealer and her boyfriend, a lawyer, fighting railroad magnate. Woman's battle attracts attention of media. Hall says he became newspaperman because he admires people who fight for their principles. Convinces the woman to accompany him to New York to plead her case on TV. Her boyfriend gets jealous. Reporter proposes to woman, but she decides to marry lawyer. Matilda Runyon (Mary Wickes) is town's beer-swilling bicycle-riding switchboard operator who fancies herself a "newspaperman" and tells the woman "One more scoop like that two-headed calf over in High River and I know the Mirror will put me on steady." City press is condescending toward small towners. WTIC-TV Reporter (Gene Rayburn). TV Newsman (Steve McCormick). 145227 2004 It Happened To Us M Anchorman (George Vajna). Man with Newspaper (Eric Cater). 145228 1944 It Happened Tomorrow M VHS 957 Dunsany, Lord, Hugh Wedlock, Howard Snyder (Stories) and Lewis R. Foster (Ideas). Helene Fraenkel (Additional Dialogue). Dudley Nichols, Rene Clair (Adaptation-Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Larry Stevens (Dick Powell) for The Evening News who discovers he is being given papers that tell the next day's news. Stevens is obituary writer promoted to being a reporter. Party at office to celebrate his new position. Says he would give 10 years of his life to see tomorrow's paper. Meets Pop Benson (John Philliber) outside newspaper office and old man gives him paper fulfilling his wish. Using advance information, he is able to be at scene of robbery at opera house. He scoops other papers. Editor questions how he could have written story in 10 minutes. Police also suspicious. Hold him as accomplice in robbery. Psychic says she gave him the tip. She predicts woman will jump in river that night. He saves psyche's life. Uses paper to predict winners at race track. Discovers announcement of own death. Marries psychic, sets out to change his fate. Finds out Pop Benson is dead. Editor assigns him to story on opposite side of town where he is to meet his death. But he doesn't care. Wallet is stolen and thief is killed, not Stevens. News is what happens, whether 50 years ago or tomorrow. Stevens learns his lesson. Newspaper is used to shield him and his wife from the rain. Reporter (Jack Gardner) 145229 1944 It Happened Tomorrow R Episode #213. 9-25-1944. Screen Guild Theater, The Reporter Larry Stevens (Dick Powell) for The Evening News who discovers he is being given papers that tell the next day's news. Stevens is obituary writer promoted to being a reporter. Party at office to celebrate his new position. 145230 1945 It Happened Tomorrow R Episode #27. 1-2-1945. Theatre of Romance Reporter Larry Stevens (Ralph Bellamy) for The Evening News who discovers he is being given papers that tell the next day's news. Stevens is obituary writer promoted to being a reporter. Party at office to celebrate his new position. 145231 1949 It Happens Every Spring M SV 275 Reporter (Charles Flynn). Reporter (Robert Williams). 145232 1953 It Happens Every Thursday M SV 500 McIlvaine, Jane S. (Novel). Leonard Praskins, Barney Slater (Adaptation). Dane Lussier (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaperman Bob McAvoy (John Forsythe), a big city reporter whose profession gives him little time for his family, buys weekly newspaper in small California town of Eden. Wife Jane MacAvoy (Loretta Young) found ad in Editor and Publisher for the paper. She convinces him to buy it. The Eden Archive is a run-down dump with failing circulation and a press that breaks down every week. Pregnant wife gives birth on their first day in town. Gives McAvoy his first front page story and headline. Composes editorial praising wife and indicates her name will appear on the masthead with his because they will run the paper together. Work to increase circulation through mystery photo contest, joining civic groups, having a contest to win a car. Area suffering drought, convinces husband to do editorial. He promises paper will end drought by seeding the clouds. Rain comes before he can carry out plan. Wife puts out extra crediting him with bringing rain. Townspeople get angry as rain continues. Husband gets old job and prepares to leave town. Wife makes speech to town council defending him and the town convinces him to stay. Paper prints every Thursday. Jake (Edgar Buchanan) is the paper's printer. Linotype operator Matthew (Jimmy Conlin). 145233 1961 It Means That To Me (AKA Me Faire Ca A Moi) aka Do That To Me M Sorel, Jean-Michel (Novel). Pierre Grimblat, Claude de Givray (Screenplay). English version by Richard Heinz) Ness Book Correspondent Eddie MacAvoy (Eddie Constantine) won awards for his coverage of Korea, then was mixed up with jewel robbery in Marseilles. Although he is innocent, he finds himself snubbed by colleagues who regard him as disgrace to his profession. Sent to North Africa to do story on top secret testing site, sneaks onto grounds at night to get photographs, later charged with espionage. Questioned in front of other reporters, although they choose not to photograph him out of "professional ethics." Agents interrogating reporter have evidence of his innocence in Marseilles caper, they do not tell him in order to be able to use him as a pawn. Sentenced to hard labor, given option of returning to Marseilles to deliver microfilm to contact. Returns. Finds himself opposed on all sides and tries to sort out espionage entanglements, while clearing himself of earlier charge. Fights off thugs. Finds out delivery of microfilm was only a ploy to get him to carry out real mission, to uncover leak in spy ring 145234 2004 It Must Be Love M Weather Reporter (Paul Dunphy). 145235 2009 It Only Hurts When I Laugh: Wedding bouquet toss turn ugly T DVD -R HQ 11648 Episode. 10-29-2009 Reporter gets stampeded during a donkey race. Other videos: Wedding bouquet toss turns ugly. Pants go missing during a party. A golf cart drag race goes awry. 145236 1939 It Pays to Advertise M Publicity Campaign 145237 1985 It Says Here MUS Billy Bragg Newspapers. Bragg goes to the source of journalism’s problems, attacking those who own newspapers: “It says here that the unions will never learn. It says here that the economy is on the upturn. And it says here, we should be proud that we are free. And our free press reflects our democracy...If this does not reflect your view, you should understand That those who own the papers also own this land.” 145238 1995 It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time NJ Godfrey, Martyn N. School Editors of the newspaper come up with a doozy of an assignment for Michael: write an expose of an all-girls’ party. The only catch is that Michael must dress up as a girl to crash the event. Michael is all dolled up in his sister’s clothes, complete with make-up to match, looking just beautiful -- and wondering how he got himself into this mess. 145239 1953 It Seems Like Yesterday DT Narrator (Radio Newsman H.V. Kaltenborn) narrates old newsreels 145240 1954 It Should Happen to You M DVD -R HQ 2193-2194 Lemmon Documentary Filmmaker Pete Sheppard (Jack Lemmon). Small-time cameraman, maker of 16mm documentary films. Gladys Glover does a personal public relations campaign and becomes famous. Ad Photographer Con Cooley (Rex Evans). Photographers (Patrick Miller, Harold J. Kennedy, Mort Mills, Don Richards, Roger Pace, Howard Price, Patrick Waltz). TV Panelist Dr. Manning (Melville Cooper). 145241 1946 It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog M SV 165. SV 184 Lanham, Edwin (Story). Eugene Ling, Frank Gabrielson (Screenplay) Ness Book - Good Quotes. Reporter Henry Barton (Allyn Joslyn) for The New York Record returns from war to find his police beat given to woman who used to handle society page. He's appointed science editor because, as editor points out, "some people think the atom bomb is news." Reporter and editor both worked as reporters, but Barton made five dollars more and editor resented it. Reporter thinks he has chance to get back into crime reporting when he gets scoop on woman holding up a bar with help of Doberman. He phones news to editor. Incident turns out to be April Fools' Day joke pulled by a cop. Reporter can't stop story from appearing in paper. Reporter passes himself off as businessman and lawyer. Pretends to be from phone company to sneak into apartment. Other papers declare robbery story fake. Barton is fired. Rehired when dog is used in robbery. Down owned by policewoman who helps reporter round up crooks. He marries her. Newsroom competition is returned to society page "where she belongs." "Dames are ruining the business, Sam." "That's the greatest advance in the newspaper profession in 30 years, Henry. Copyboys in sweaters." "….I wanna stay up nights. I want some excitement. I want some scoops. Aw, I can't help it, Mitch. I love crime." 145242 2005 It Shouldn’t Happen to a TV Reporter DT TV Journalists. A candid collection of memorable cringe-worthy moments that red-face TV reporters would rather forget. Incidents range from walking into lamp posts mid-speech and coping with bad weather to terrifying incidents when reporting from war zones. Those caught on camera include Reporters Martin Bell, Trevor McDonald, Jennie Bond, Mark Austin, Katie Derham, Jon Snow and John Simpson. Narrator Roy McGrath. 145243 1941 It Started With Eve M L. SV 190 Newspaper Editor (Wade Boteler). Frank, the Reporter (Chick Chandler). Assistant Editor (Tim Ryan). Nightclub Photographer (Jack Mulhall). 145244 1968 It Takes a Thief: Case of Red Turnips, A T Episode #25. 11-25-1968 Editor (Dick Poston). 145245 1969 It Takes a Thief: King of Thieves, The T Episode. 11-20-1969. Reporter (Philip Gittelman). 145246 1968 It Takes a Thief: Locked in the Cradle of the Keep T Episode #14. 4-16-1968 News Media. 2nd Reporter (Robert Rudelson). 145247 1970 It Takes a Thief: To Sing a Song of Murder T Episode. 2-23-1970. Reporter (Frank Arno - 1st Reporter). Newscaster (Bill Bonds). 145248 2009 It Takes a Village M News Media. News Anchor Jatoi alls (Delece Williams). News Anchor Jarvis (Harold Dennis). News Anchor Janice Pendleton (Dori King). News Producer (Mike Mailioux). Documentary Student 1 (Nicole Hodge). Documentary Student 2 (Giavanni McCall). Documentary Student 3 (Jocelyn Mishayla Garrett). Young, single father is determined to discover why academic failure is plaguing his young son and his young peers. With the help of Junior High School students and the community (known as The Village), the man creates an effective program that digs deep into the lives of these affected youths. 145249 2008 It Takes a Worried Man N Vinson, Phil Editor Greg Spencer, the city editor of a Galveston, Texas newspaper in the 1960s, is a worried young man. He had set his sights on a career as a newspaper editor and a future life with his college sweetheart, Suzy Cox. But after a serious accident, Greg is beset by crippling panic attacks. He finishes college and is named city editor of a Galveston newspaper, where he becomes involved in covering a major scandal. As a result of the pressure, his panic attacks return in full fury. Suzy loses patience with his illness and Greg reaches the end of his rope. He wades through a labyrinth of failed therapies practiced by doctors who, in the 1960s, had yet to fully understand anxiety disorders. Greg meets Dr. Marilyn Reed in an unlikely location. Greg tries to prove that local authorities have covered up the murder of a young man by a rich and powerful profligate in Galveston, Texas. 145250 2000 It Took Brave Men: Deputy U.S. Marshals of Fort Smith M Short News Media. Tuls World Reporter (Randy Reed - Voice). Story of men who served Judge Parker's court in the frontier of the Indian Territories. 145251 1993 It Was a Wonderful Life DT Interviewer Michele Ohayon - Voice. 145252 1949 It Was Like This N Winslow, A.G. Press 145253 1958 It! The Terror From Beyond Space M L. Space Collection News Media. Reporter (Bert Stevens). Spokesman at Press Conference (Pierre Watkin). 145254 1934 It's a Battlefield N OWN - H Greene, Graham Journalist Condor, a pathetic journalist feeding on fantasies 145255 1935 It's a Bet M UK Only Press 145256 1951 It's a Big Country M Reporter (Roger Cole). Reporter (Roger Moore). Reporter (Harry Stanton). Reporter (Henry Sylvester). Copy Boy (Mickey Martin) 145257 2005 It's a Good Day: Making of "Around the Bend," The DT Documentary Cameraman (Andrew Sachs). Still Photographer Neil Jacobs. 145258 1949 It's a Great Feeling M DVD -R HQ 8687, 8688. L. SVD 1036. Reporter for Variety (Bunty Cutler). Reporter (William H. O'Brien). Reporter (George Sherwood). Publicity Man (Harlan Warde). Flacks (Rod Rogers, Olan Soule). Waitress at the Warner Brothers commissary is anxious to break into pictures. 145259 1047 It's a Joke, Son! M Radio Commentator at Victory Gathering (Sam Hayes). NBC Radio Commentator (John Wald). 145260 2001 It's a Life T SVD 1129 Episode News Media 145261 1986 It's a Living: America's Sweetheart T SV 96 Episode #48. 5-17-1986 Cartoonist (Jeff Altman) uses his relationship with Dot -- she's the model for a new character in his comic strip. 145262 1982 It's a Living: Garden of Countess Natasha T Episode #23. 2-12-1982 Journalist boy friend (D. David Morin) is assigned to review Dot's performance on opening night of her new play 145263 2002 It's a Love Thang NR Laudat, Reon African-American Reporter Ebony MacKenzie's hopes have been stripped down to the bare essentials. She wants to land her dream job with The Cincinnati Examiner. An exclusive interview with the reclusive Ice Cream King might get her the job. That means working the story undercover or out-of-covers-at-his-favorite nudist colony. For someone like the ultra-conservative MacKenzie, this is as lowdown as it gets, especially when she spies luscious rival reporter Isaiah Malone on the premises holding up his towel. Malone likes his women hot, wild and full of dangerous curves. So he doesn't need to get with a skinny sister who acts like she's the second coming of Diana Ross-The Mahogany years. Also, Miss Goody-Two-Shoes is also his competition, a journalist out for the same story. And he aims to win. 145264 1963 It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World M DVD -R HQ 8215, 8216, 8217, 8212. L AFI-Authors Reporter (Cliff Norton) 145265 1945 It's a Pleasure M Photographer (Lane Watson). 145266 1952 It's a Problem DT Series. 2-25-1952 to 10-13-1952 Host Ben Grauer. Authors Fanny Hurst and Helen Parkhurst (2-1952 to 8-1952). Alice Thompson, editor-publisher of Seventeen Magazine succeeded Parkhurst in August, 1952. 145267 1953 It's a Small World DT Travelogue News 145268 2001 It's a Thin Line N Roby, Kimberla Lawson Freelance Journalist Sydney Taylor is 36 and attempts to be a dutiful daughter, eldest sister, loving wife, apprentice freelance journalist and pragmatic mother to a teenager. This general overcommitment has a dire effect on her sex life causing caring husband's patience to wear thin. Her mother suffers a stroke and all of the personal problems are put on hold. She undergoes surgery for a brain tumor and moves in with the eldest Sydney while she recovers. 145269 1946 It's a Wonderful Life M DVD Newspaper. Bedford Falls Sentinel Front Page. Money lost in folded newspaper. Bailey afraid of reporters publicity. Reporter/Photographer (Franklin Parker). Photographer at George's Home (Milton Kibbee). 145270 1939 It's a Wonderful World M DVD -R HQ 2481, 2482. VHS 1273. SVD 1177 (Incomplete) Reporter (Nell Craig). Poetess Edwina Corday (Claudette Colbert) helps James Stewart escape. Reporters with Vivian (Jack Gardner, Mike Lally, Jack Mulhall). Newspapermen at Ferry Landing (Murray Alper, Ray Walker). Photographer (Eddie Acuff). Photographer (Lester Dorr). Photographer at Ferry Landing (George Chandler). Photographer Nate at Ferry Landing (Wally Maher). Radio Announcer (Tom Hanlon - Voice). 145271 1963 It's a Wonderful World DT Host John Cameron Swayze in travelogue 145272 1956 It's a Wonderful World M Critics. 2nd Critic (Colin Croft). 3rd Critic (Roger Snowdon). 4th Critic (Douglas Bradley-Smith) 145273 2003 It's All About Love M Reporter (Julia Forgy Viktrup). Production Assistant (Indra Ove). 145274 1937 It's All Yours M Reporter (Walter Merrill). Reporter (Gene Morgan). First Photographer (Matt McHugh). Second Photographer (Scott Kolk). 145275 1955 It's Always Fair Weather M DVD -R HQ 1953, 1954. Sports Reporter Nashby (Herb Vigran), Sports Herald Reporter. Newspaper Headline montage. Late night live talk show, "Midnight With Madeline." produced by Program Coordinator Jackie Leighton (Cyd Charisse). Program is early "reality program" in which hidden cameras capture surprised participants. Ends up capturing boxing scam on live TV including the fight that follows. Madeline Bradwell (Dolores Gray). 145276 2008 It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Paddy’s Pub: The Worst Bar in Philadelphia T DVD -R HQ 10415 Episode. 10-16-2008 Newspaper Reporter calls Paddy’s the worst bar in Philadelphia and the gang kidnaps him in an effort to change his mind. 145277 1944 It's Always Tomorrow N OWN - H St. John, Robert War Correspondent covering the early years of World War II. American journalist acts like a Rover boy crossed with Don Juan, said one critic. David, a hard-boiled Chicago newsman. 145278 1951 It's Fun to Know DT Series. 4-23-1951 to 6-22-1951. CBS Host Dorothy Engel Clar. Information for children, 9-13. 145279 1974 It's Good To Be Alive MT DVD -R HQ 10117, 10118 Roy Campanella story News Media. Reporter (Stuart Nisbet). Catcher Roy Campanella leaves the hospital and is greeted by the press, reporters, photographers. 145280 1947 It's Hard To Be Good M UK Only Press 145281 2009 It’s In His Kiss NR Laudat, Reon Food Critic Jackson Dewitt savages the trendy Cincinnati eatery owned by Savannah Jacob. Jacob is now carefree and content with life after enduring a disastrous marriage. But this quickly alters after Critic Dewitt flames her restaurant before it has a chance to get off the ground. Not one to ever take criticism lightly, Savannah storms into Jackson’s life and dumps fettuccini on him. But her hot temper and quick wit make her simply irresistible. Offering to help her establishment thrive, Jackson uses his every advantage to put her under his spell. Reluctantly she agrees, hoping that she’s not biting off more than she can chew. 145282 1935 It's in the Air M News Media. Reporter at Airfield (Don Brodie). Reporter (Frank Marloww). Newsboy (Matty Roubert). Photographer Jones (Johnny Arthur). 145283 1997 It’s in the Water M Reporter Mark Anderson (Derrick Sanders) works at the local newspaper that his father John Anderson (Tommy Townsend) owns. A drunken comment gets around that the local drinking water is contaminated with something that actually turns people gay. Panic everywhere. As the rumor about the water and the protesters get plenty of front page coverage, Mark finds himself becoming involved with a Latin house painter who mistakes an ex-gay meeting for an AA meeting. 145284 2009 It’s Just a Job N Tyler, Paige Adult Magazine. Book Editor Brooke Fontaine decides to quit her job at a major publisher to become a full-time novelist. She moves back to Seattle and starts writing. But even with the help of her friend, Kaelyn, she discovers her money isn’t stretching as far as she had hoped it would, so when Kaelyn mentions she knows a guy who needs a model for a photo shoot, she jumps at it. The money will be great and the job will leave her lots of time to work on her novel. There’s just one hitch. The photos are for a spanking publication, and Alex Cunningham, the gorgeous guy who hires her, has no idea that she’s never been spanked before. But Brooke should be able to fake it. After all, how hard can it be? Things become more complicated, however, when she discovers that not only does she enjoy the spankings a lot more than she thought she would, but that she’s also starting to fall for the guy who’s giving them to her. Suddenly, it starts to become more than just a job. 145285 1999 It's Like, You Know…: Conversation, The T Episode #7. 5-5-1999 Critic Phil Bonaventure (Zack Phifer). 145286 1999 It's Like, You Know…: Enchanted April T Episode #10. 9-28-1999 Interviewer (Terry Rhoads). Narrator (Ian Abercrombie). 145287 1999 It's Like, You Know…: Getaway, The T Episode #2. 3-31-1999 News Media. Kate the Anchorwoman (Suzanne Cryer). Barney the Anchorman (John Bennett Perry). 145288 1999 It's Like, You Know…: Long Goodbye, The T Episode #11. 10-5-1999 News Media. Barney the Anchorman (John Bennett Perry). 145289 1999 It's Like, You Know…: Sweet Smell of Success, The T Episode #15. 11-2-1999 Newscaster (Jim Bentley - V.O.). 145290 1999 It's Like, You Know…: Trading Places T Episode #21. News Media. Kate the Anchorwoman (Suzanne Cryer). Barney Garcia-Fagan the Anchorman (John Bennett Perry). 145291 1936 It's Love Again M UK Only Gossip Columnist Peter Carlton (Robert Young) faces a deadline and a blank page. So he events "Mrs. Smythe-Smythe," a mysterious Englishwoman who spends her days hunting tigers in India, jumping out of airplanes and driving men mad with her beauty. Since no one in London has ever seen Mrs. Smythe-Smythe, a young singer and dancer looking for her big break decides to impersonate the lady in hopes the publicity will land her the big break she's been looking for. 145292 2002 It's My Body and I'll Cry If I Want To N Jonasson, Sharleen Investigative Reporter Beth Middleton is in a financial and career slump. A lapsed feminist, she is recently separated from her husband and is custodial parent of their frequently hostile 14-year-old daughter. Wary of offer from unconventional source of an exceptional assignment. Will she infiltrate an elite beauty clinic to uncover details of a state-of-the-art treatment soon to be unleashed on an unsuspecting market? Anti-beauty guerilla who briefs her claims treatment could expose millions of women to possibly mortal danger. Decides to do her bit to help loosen the hold an increasingly unrealistic beauty industry has over women, including her own daughter. Signs on as a client at this institution devoted to improving appearances -- and finds many things are not what they appear to be at all. 145293 1996 It's My Party M Newscaster (Steve Kmetko) 145294 1980 It's My Turn M Interviewer (Daniel J. Travanti) 145295 1951 It's News to Me DT 1951-54 News. Celebrity panel: report or picture related to news event. Hosts: John Daly, Walter Cronkite, Quincy Howe. John Henry Faulk and Quentin Reynolds on panel 145296 1915 It's No Laughing Matter M AFI-Newspapers/Poets Newspapers 145297 1964 It's Not Just You, Murray! M DVD -R HQ 6837 Scorsese Martin Short Subject News Media. Portrait of an old gangster. Mock documentary. 145298 2001 It’s Not My Fault CB Wells, William and Jack Lindstrom. Bulls ‘n’ Bears, 5-14-2001 Reporter at the New York Stock Exchange begins her report. 145299 2007 It's Not News, It's Fark: How Mass Media Tries to Pass Off Crap as News D Curtis, Drew Fark.com Web site Parody News. While the Daily Show with Jon Stewart made a name for itself reporting funny fake news, Fark.com has taken the internet by storm featuring funny real news. Fark.com exposes media revealing hilariious, often outrageous fluff that passes for news today. Curtis coined the word fark when he was looking for a good euphemism for the other F word. Now it either means nothing, or refers to when "a Web site is subject to such high traffic that its server shuts down. This is a phenomenon experienced by many news media channels when Fark posts a link to them. 145300 2008 It’s Not Your Mother’s Bridge Club N Cozzens, Michele VanOrt Columnist Shonah Barlett is a soccer mom who begins each chapter with a snippet from her column, “The Dice Club Chronicles.” She is one of eight women who are middle-aged, middle to upper-middle class and in the middle of each other’s lives. They live in a town in southern Arizona called the Rattlesnake Valley, which is a picturesque desert dale surrounded by craggy, saguaro-studded mountains. Each month they gather, forming the Snake Eyes Dice Club. They play the dice game known as bunko. The other women are a conservative cowgirl physical therapist who has a foul mouth and five kids; a wealthy philanthropist and botox junkie; a retired LPGA golfer who is reproductively challenged; a beautiful mixed-race divorcee, making ends meet by modeling and selling her paintings; a Canadian import who is a schedule-spewer and has financial difficulties keeping up with her upper-middle class neighbors; a resentful employee for a high-powered attorney grieving over the loss of her only child, and a former beauty queen and commercial artist who is a raging alcoholic. 145301 1992 It's Only Love N Cashdan, Linda Writer Rod Bingham relives the summer of 1968 to find the passion that has been missing from his work and his life. 145302 2000 It's the Pied Piper, Charlie Brown M Interviewer (Neil Ross) 145303 1932 It's Tough to be Famous M News Media. Reporter from the Star (Cyril Ring). Publicity. Naval officer instant celebrity. Photographer (Joseph E. Bernard). Newsreel Man (Walter Percival). 145304 2001 It’s What He Would’ve Wanted N Hughes, Sean BBC Weatherman Hickson is found hanging from the light fixture by his son, Shea Hickson, a commitment-phobic just turned-30-year-old with somewhat adolescent leanings. Shea lives off lottery winnings and spends his time blindly serving a secret organization whose stated duty is to “seek truth,” which though Shea doesn’t quite realize it, turns out to be a small-time terrorist gig. Shea’s parents appear to be a quintessentially comfortable, suburban middle-class couple, and when sons Shea and Orwell (named after Che Guevara and George, their father having been something of a nostalgic radical) arrive for Christmas Eve, all seems as it should be. But when Shea turns a corner to find his father hanging from the light fixture, the son’s disaffected existence is turned upside down. Shea’s discovery of an encoded journal his weatherman father had been keeping uncovers shocking revelations about his father’s disappointed life as a parent, husband and disillusioned minor celebrity. Jolted from his emotional ennui, Shea determines to figure out what drove his father to his death and, in the process of unraveling the Hickson family’s increasingly distasteful secrets, comes to better understand himself. Shea becomes a man upon the death of his father, a socialist TV weatherman with a dodgy past who left a cryptic suicide note. 145305 1979 It's Your Business DT Public Affairs Program. Debates on public-policy issues. Karna Small 145306 1984 It's Your Move T Series 1984-1985 Freelance Writer used to be an Insurance salesman 145307 1911 Italian Barber, The M Newsgirl (Mary Pickford) 145308 1991 Iteletlenul MF Reporter (Agnes Vago) 145309 1867 Item Which The Editor Himself Could Not Understand, An SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Jumping Frog, and Other Stories & Sketches, The." Newspaper. John William Skae of Virginia-City. 145310 1997 ITN World News DT Series 1997 Reporter (Shiulie Ghosh). Anchor (Daljit Dhaliwal). Anchor (Katy Haswell) 145311 1959 Its Ugly Head N Creed, Simon News Media 145312 2007 Itty Bitty Titty Committee M DVD Gay News Media. TV Reporter-Talk Show Host Marcy Maloney (Guinevere Turner). Talk Show Director (David Mehl). A group of radical young feminists experience both political and sexual awakenings. A young woman breaks up with her girlfriend, is rejected by her college, and her big sister is getting married. She meets the leader of Clits in Action (CIA), a radical feminist group, and the girl soon gets in touch with her radical feminist side. 145313 1997 ITV - Formula One DT UK. TV News Program. Reporters Louise Goodman, Ted Kravitz. Reporter-Commentator James Allen. Commentators Murray Walker (1997-2001), Martin Brundle. Presenters Steve Rider (2006-). Jim Rosenthal (1997-2005). 145314 1999 ITV Evening News DT TV News Program. Newsreaders Kirsty Young (2000-2002), Andrea Catherwood (2004), Trevor McDonald, Nina Hossain (2006), Mark Austin (2006), Robin Day (2006), John Draper (2006), Andrew Harvey (2006), John Nicolson (2006), Katie Derham (2006), Newsreaders Fiona Foster (2006), Mary Nightingale (2006, Angela Rippon (2006), Leyla Deybeige (2006). Reporters-Newsreaders John Draper (2006), James Mates (2006), Nicholas Owen (2006), Alastair Stewart (2006), Owen Thomas (2006), Shiulie Ghosh (2006). Reporters Simon Harris (2006), Phillip Reay-Smith (2006), Joyce Ohajah (2006). News Correspondents Tim Ewart (2007), Sue Saville (2003), Juliet Bremner (2007). Political Correspondent Daisy McAndrew-Sampson (2006). Royal Reporter Tom Bradby. Sports Reporter Tom Ewart. Presenters Julia Somerville (2005), Mark Austin (2007), Mary Nightingale (2007), Harry Smith (2007). Weather Forecaster Becky Mantin (2007). 145315 2006 ITV Morning News: DT TV News Program. News Correspondent Juliet Bremner. CBS Newsman Walter Cronkite (Himself). News Correspondent Paul Davies. Political Editor Tom Bradby. Correspondents Martin Geissler, Sue Saville. Newsreaders Jemma Woodman, Nazanine Moshin (2006). Washington Correspondent John Irvine. Presenter Sian Jones. 145316 1955 ITV News: DT Series 1955. TV News Program. Newsreaders Nina Hossain (2006), Robin Day (1955), Alastair Burnet (1955-1991), John Suchet (1972-2004), Sandy Gall (1961-1990), Carol Barnes (1991-2004), Mark Austin (1997), Katie Derham (1998), Dermot Murnaghan (1992-2002). Newsreaders Leyla Deybelge (2000), Andrew Harvey (2001), Mary Nightingale (2002), John Nicholson (2002), Angela Rippon (2002), Fiona Foster (2003), Reginald Bosanquet, Katie Derham (1996). Anchor-Reporter Trevor McDonald (1973). Newsreader-Reporters Christopher Chataway (1955), Nicholas Owen (1975), Alastair Stewart (1978), James Mates (1990), John Draper (1992), Shiulie Ghosh (1992), Owen Thomas (1994). Reporters Jennifer Warren (1997), Phillip Raey-Smith (1998), Joyce Ohajah (2000), Simon Harris. Royal Reporter Tom Bradby. Correspondents Sue Saville (2006). Political Correspondent Chris Ship (1996), Daisy McAndrew-Sampson (2005). News Correspondent Tim Ewart. Weather Presenter Sian Lloyd. Middle East Correspondent Julian Manyon. Presenter Geraint Vincent. 145317 1961 ITV Play of the Week: Countdown at Woomera T Episode #69. 6-13-1961 Public Relations Officer (Michael Blakemore). 145318 1968 ITV Playhouse: Horizontal Hold T UK. Episode #35. 5-27-1968 Interviewer (John McGregor). Photographer (Robin Chadwick). 145319 1977 ITV Playhouse: Last Summer T Episode #100. 6-21-1977 TV Commentator (Shaw Taylor). 145320 1955 Ivan Franko M Publisher Hlaholinsky (G. Babenko). 145321 1996 Ivana Trump's For Love Alone MT VHS 337 Filmed in 1994 and put on the shelf Gossip Columnist (Madeline Kahn) 145322 2000 Ivansxtc MF Tolstoy, Leo (Novel - "The Death of Ivan Ilyich"). Bernard Rose (Screenplay). Reporter (Pierre Tisserand). 145323 1980 Ivory Ape, The MT Newscaster (Marlene Butterfield). Ivory Ape escapes from a freighter and makes its way to Bermuda. Two anthropologists want to save it, but local authorities hire a big-game hunter to track it down and kill it. 145324 1914 Ivy Day in the Committee Room SS OWN Joyce, James Press 145325 1985 Izzy & Moe T News Media. Reporters (MacIntyre Dixon, Loren Haynes, Adrienne Meltzer). Advertisement in Newspaper. Two retired vaudeville performers become two of the best prohibition agents in the 1920s. 145326 1995 Izzy's Quest for Olympic Gold MT TV Anchor #1-Narrator (Jim Cummings) 145327 2005 J Affect, The NSF Burstin, Peter Reporter and a priest commit themselves to fitting the pieces of a puzzle together -- the true messiah, J, is born in an apartment in New York City. Vatican sends three representatives to raise the child. Story observes the decline of the world, the raising of the True Child and the meaning of life. 145328 1991 J. Edgar Beanpole: Basketball Hawk N Bohrer, Dick #5 J. Edgar Beanpole Series High School Newspaper Sports Reporter J. Edgar “Bean” Beanpole never knew he could score from mid-court, looking the other way. But coach won’t let him on the team. He knows Bean thinks. Our hawk discovers what coach is hiding that gets him dismissed. Bean, as student coach, leads the team to the state finals, but the coach gets the last laugh. Being a reporter, Bean becomes involved in various mysterious situations that must be unraveled and solved presenting a Christian perspective of young teenage life. 145329 1991 J. Edgar Beanpole: Football Detective N Bohrer, Dick #1 J. Edgar Beanpole Series High School Newspaper Sports Reporter J. Edgar “Bean” Beanpole figures out who is to blame when ever team the Hilltoppers play knows where every down is going. With shrewd analysis, Bean comes up with the solution but no one believes him. Locked, tied up in a janitor’s closet deep in the stadium, Bean cleverly escapes and races to help his team with the championship. Being a reporter, Bean becomes involved in various mysterious situations that must be unraveled and solved presenting a Christian perspective of young teenage life. 145330 1991 J. Edgar Beanpole: Night Watcher N Bohrer, Dick #4 J. Edgar Beanpole Series High School Newspaper Sports Reporter J. Edgar “Bean” Beanpole watches as a good-looking new couple in church volunteers to help the teens ministry come to life again. Bean’s friends get swept off their feet into a razzle-dazzle demonic program that pokes fun at all they believe in. Prayerfully, courageously, Bean exposes the sham and brings revival. Being a reporter, Bean becomes involved in various mysterious situations that must be unraveled and solved presenting a Christian perspective of young teenage life. 145331 1991 J. Edgar Beanpole: Soccer Sleuth N Bohrer, Dick #3 J. Edgar Beanpole Series High School Newspaper Sports Reporter J. Edgar “Bean” Beanpole detects why his school’s soccer team may lose the state championship and his Christian faith and principles will help him unite the team. Soccer team infighting keeps it from winning games. But Bean is on probation for writing too much truth in the school paper and getting kicked out of English for being a “Christian fanatic.” His assignment from Principal Scruggs is to solve the soccer puzzle to drop the probation. Being a reporter, Bean becomes involved in various mysterious situations that must be unraveled and solved presenting a Christian perspective of young teenage life. 145332 1991 J. Edgar Beanpole: Stage Snoop N Bohrer, Dick #6 J. Edgar Beanpole Series High School Newspaper Sports Reporter J. Edgar “Bean” Beanpole’s friend Jitter takes the case when thieves steal 14 computers and nearly kill the custodian. Editor Kim urges him, “Try out for the new school play. Those actors can’t act. There’s dirty work over there.” Jit wins the comic lead but comes to his own crisis as he identifies the killer thief. Being a reporter, Bean becomes involved in various mysterious situations that must be unraveled and solved presenting a Christian perspective of young teenage life. 145333 1991 J. Edgar Beanpole: Volleyball Spy N Bohrer, Dick #2 J. Edgar Beanpole Series High School Newspaper Sports Reporter J. Edgar “Bean” Beanpole is asked to analyze a problem the girls volleyball team is having. “He did it for football. Why can’t he do it for us?” the girls volleyball team demands. Principal Scruggs sends Bean to analyze the situation. He exposes the New-Age coach and takes over as coach to lead the LadyToppers through a tough season and into the state finals. Being a reporter, Bean becomes involved in various mysterious situations that must be unraveled and solved presenting a Christian perspective of young teenage life. 145334 1963 J. Jonah Jameson CB First Appearance: Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 1, #1 (1963). Source; Marvel Editor John Jonah Jameson (aka J.J.J., Jolly Jonah, Flat-Top, Prune Face, others used by employees). Occupation is Owner, publisher and Executive Editor of the Daily Bugle and Now Magazine. CEO of Jameson Publications,. Philanthropist. Former publisher of Jameson News Digest. Publisher of Woman Magazine. Editor-in-chief, city editor, reporter, copy boy, paperboy of the Daily Bugle. Place of birth: New York City, New York. Known Relatives: David (father, presumed dead). Betty (mother, presumed dead). Joan (first wife, deceased). John (Man-Wolf, son). Dr. Maria Madison-Jameson (second wife). Martha “Mattie” Franklin (Spider-Woman, foster daughter). Group Affiliation: Century Club, Daily Bugle Staff. Education: High school dropout. Later G.E.D. and college work. Height: 5’11”. Weight 181 pounds. Blue eyes and Graying black, white at temples hair. Abilities: is an accomplished reporter, editor, and businessman, knowledgeable in virtually every aspect of print publication. He demonstrates surprising fitness, though he is subject to fits of rage, has had multiple heart attacks, and is a chain smoker of cigars. His brusque behavior, capitalistic outlook, and obsession with Spider-Man frequently mislead people into believing him less principled and compassionate than he in fact is. The son of an abusive veteran, Jameson began his journalism career as a paperboy, then copy boy for the Daily Bugle, formerly edited by old man Jameson, whom some presume to have been his father. A sullen and bullying student, he quit school after becoming a reporter. At twenty he uncovered police corruption by supposed department hero Sam Kenner; beaten and bombed, Jameson nonetheless exposed Kenner with the help of Bugle owner William Goodman. He became a full-time Bugle reporter, including a stint as a war correspondent, criticizing most costumed heroes as glory-seeking vigilantes upstaging the common man. Marrying his high school sweetheart Joan, Jameson rose to editor-in-chief and became renowned for supporting civil rights and opposing organized crime. When Goodman's heirs put the Bugle up for sale, Jameson tapped his last dollar and made the newspaper his own. He worked hard to support his wife and their son John, eventually becoming a millionaire member in New York's elite Century Club; although earning a reputation as a notorious miser, he supported many charities and often helped employees in true need. Still a reporter at heart, he ventured to Korea for a story but was crushed when Joan was killed by a masked gunman in his absence; this and other self-perceived failures contributed to his distrust of masked heroes and the heroic ideal. In recent years, when the superhuman performer Spider-Man became a crimefighter, Jameson vowed to expose him as a publicity-seeking scofflaw, and not even the rescue of John from a space flight disaster dissuaded him. He relied on photos from Peter Parker, not knowing he was employing Spider-Man himself. Jameson heralded the Spacemen as superior heroes, but this gambit failed when Spider-Man exposed them as criminals; support for Mysterio yielded similar results. Despite his many achievements, Jameson's harsh self-analysis weighed upon him, for his hatred of Spider-Man was motivated by fear that he was indeed the selfless hero Jameson could never be. Jameson hired Dr. Farley Stillwell to mutate investigator Mac Gargan into the Scorpion to defeat Spider-Man, but the debacle left Stillwell dead and the insane Scorpion hating Jameson. Plagued by guilt, the publisher confessed his actions to his friend Norman Osborn. Scientist Spencer Smythe soon offered Jameson the first of many Spider-Slayer robots, with which he battled Spider-Man to a standstill before the web-slinger escaped. Jameson rallied New York against the Kingpin's crime wave; abducted for his insolence, he remained defiant before being rescued by Spider-Man. Months later, Osborn, the Green Goblin, seemingly died in battle with Spider-Man; Jameson suspected Spider-Man of outright murder, hiring Luke Cage to bring the wall-crawler in, but desisted when John became the Man-Wolf. Jameson's obsession paled before concern for his son, but his own safety became an issue when he was attacked by the Grizzly, a violent wrestler he had blacklisted a decade before. Spider-Man rescued Jameson but chided him for the grudge; in response, Jameson hired Daniel Berkhart to harass Spider-Man as Mysterio's supposed ghost. When this failed, he contracted Farley Stillwell's brother Harlan to mutate a new operative, but fugitive Rick Deacon usurped the process and became the criminal Fly, killing Stillwell and becoming an enemy of Spider-Man and Jameson alike. Jameson mysteriously received photos depicting Spider-Man with the body of Peter Parker; the photos, sent by Osborn's drug-maddened son Harry, were actually of a clone. Jonah nevertheless kept them quiet but stepped up his traditional campaigns. He approached Dr. Marla Madison to construct her own Spider-Slayer but met no better success. Finally confronting Parker, whom he imagined had been slain and replaced by Spider-Man, Jameson believed his story of faked photography. His relationship with Madison turned romantic, and he proved his principles anew by denouncing the terrorists of the People's Liberation Front. The PLF responded by hiring the Hitman, but even in the face of death Jameson ridiculed his abductors, who were defeated by Spider-Man and the Punisher. Meanwhile, Smythe, whose obsession had outgrown even Jameson's, learned he was dying and resolved to take Jameson and Spider-Man with him to the grave. He mesmerized the Man-Wolf into abducting Jameson and fighting Spider-Man; Jameson believed John dead when he saw his son teleported away. Smythe suddenly shackled Jonah and Spider-Man with a bomb, dying afterward. Jameson broke down, admitting his obsession had harmed him far more than its subject, but Spider-Man deactivated the bomb, leaving Jameson devastated at his confession. Scientist Jonas Harrow targeted Jonah, driving him mad, but his tenacity challenged even Harrow, and after being rescued by Spider-Man, Jameson was soon his typically paranoid self. Months later, John resurfaced alive, barely remembering his extradimensional adventures, and Jameson was overjoyed with his son's cure. Longtime colleague Ian Fate resurfaced as a sorcerer in the company of the monstrous Man-Thing; naively expecting Jameson to help reshape the world, Fate lashed out when refused, but while Spider-Man fought the Man-Thing, Jameson calmed Fate and set him on a more peaceful path. Jameson himself returned to basics by investigating waterfront extortion, interrogating no less than the Kingpin and risking his life to uncover the perpetrators, albeit with unexpected assistance from Spider-Man. Perhaps in unconscious gratitude, Jameson's subsequent scheme to discredit Spider-Man with impostors proved half-hearted at best. The Hobgoblin, secretly Jameson's Century Club crony Roderick Kingsley, learned Osborn's secrets and tried to blackmail Jameson over the Scorpion's mutation. Spider-Man ended this scheme, but the conscience-stricken Jameson publicly revealed his guilt anyway, then married Marla Madison. Soon afterward, he hired the alleged mutant hunters X-Factor and the mercenary Wild Pack to bring in Spider-Man but, more at peace than he had been in years, he seemed content to restrict his castigations to the printed page. However, his vendetta literally took new form when the Chameleon imprisoned and impersonated him, bringing anti-Spider-Man sentiments to new heights. Inevitably rescued by Spider-Man, he found a new crisis awaiting him, for Thomas Fireheart, secretly the mercenary Puma, acquired the Bugle to build up Spider-Man's reputation. Jameson sought solace in his lifelong convictions, denigrating neo-Nazi Eric Hartmann in print; when Hartmann's forces invaded the Bugle, for once Jameson played the rescuer when he downed Hartmann before the madman could shoot the intervening Spider-Man. Fireheart eventually returned the Bugle to Jameson, but his control was wrested away by Norman Osborn, alive after all, but Jameson nonetheless investigated the mutant-hunting Operation: Zero Tolerance. Hoping to placate the publisher, the android-human Bastion offered him the outlaw X-Men's secrets, but Jameson refused, as his distaste for prejudice outweighed even his dislike of costumed heroes. The X-Men defeated Bastion, but Jameson was scarcely short of enemies when Osborn hired Daniel Berkhart, who had joined Mysterio's cousin Maguire Beck in the identity of Mad Jack, to force Jameson to sell the Bugle. Soon afterward, when Venom was ordered to put a scare into him, the madman mistook his instructions for a kill order, and even Jameson winced at the beating Spider-Man took in his defense. Jameson regained the Bugle when Osborn went mad in a mystic ritual, which also empowered teenager Mattie Franklin, who became a new Spider-Woman and was, ironically, entrusted to the care of the Jamesons. A different legacy hounded Jameson as Spencer Smythe's even madder son Alistair threatened Jameson's family before receiving his latest defeat. Berkhart and Beck, now Mysterio and Mad Jack, abducted Jameson but were outwitted by Spider-Man and Daredevil. Unencumbered by gratitude, he sought to capitalize on the revelation of Daredevil's secret identity but was undercut when reporter Ben Urich refused to participate. Jameson hired superhuman investigator Jessica Jones to break a similar story on Spider-Man, but Jones merely put his money to work for charity, making her later rescue of Mattie from drug dealers all the more biting. Even Jameson began to face his vendetta's futility, and his invective grew sparse. After fresh humiliation in a libel trial, he agreed to a new Bugle feature with a theoretically objective focus on super heroes, co-managed by Urich and Jones, but he was stunned by seeming proof that his son John had, inexplicably, been Spider-Man all along. Jameson's hatred of Spider-Man can only intensify when he inevitably learns the truth. 145335 2005 J.A.P.S. M PR Manager (Miranda Bailey). Def PR Woman (Amy Claire). 145336 1985 J.D. Hilsebeck: Death of the Party NM Cutter, Leela #3 J.D. Hilsebeck Mysteries Journalist J.D. Hilsebeck, an impoverished, lazy journalist teams up with Lettie Winterbottom, mystery writer 145337 1981 J.D. Hilsebeck: Murder After Teatime NM Cutter, Leela #1 J.D. Hilsebeck Mysteries Journalist J.D. Hilsebeck, an impoverished, lazy journalist teams up with Lettie Winterbottom, mystery writer 145338 1983 J.D. Hilsebeck: Who Stole Stonehenge? NM GPL Cutter, Leela #2 J.D. Hilsebeck Mysteries Journalist J.D. Hilsebeck, an impoverished, lazy journalist teams up with Lettie Winterbottom, mystery writer 145339 1993 J.F.K.: Reckless Youth MT Miniseries Reporter (Shawn Jeremy Mathieson) for the Times. Naval Photographer (Neil Foster). Photographer (David Huband). 145340 2002 J2 Project, The M TV News Anchor (Monique Brook). 145341 1939 Ja tu rzadze MF Poland. Photographer (Ziemowit Karpinski). 145342 2006 Ja wam pokaze! MF Poland Editor-in-Chief (Mieczyslaw Grabka). Reporter (Marta Zygadlo) 145343 1967 Ja zuster, nee zuster: Klaverblaadje TF Episode #7. 2-18-1967 Journalist (Koos Postema). 145344 1929 Ja, ja, die Frauen sind meine schwache Seite MF Germany Reporter (Leopold Thoma). 145345 1959 Ja, so ein Madchen mit sechzehn MF Reporter (Werner Hauff). 145346 1955 Ja, so ist das mit der Liebe MF Journalist Stefan (Adrian Hoven) 145347 1960 Jaali Note MF India - Bollywood Musical Reporter Renu (Madhubala), a preppy young journalist, becomes romantically entangled with an inspector who goes undercover in order to infiltrate a gang that is counterfeiting bank notes. 145348 1983 Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro (aka Who Pays the Piper) M Bollywood Tabloid Editor Shobha (Bhakti Barve). The female journalist is an opportunist. Reporter (Sudhir Mishra). Vinod (Naseeruddin Shah) and Sudhir (Ravi Vaswani) are two professional photographers. Work for activist magazine Khabardar (Beware). 145349 1996 Jace the Ace NJ Rocklin, Joanne (Diane deGroat (illustrator) Reporter. 10-year-old Jason moves from New York to Los Angeles and tells exaggerated stories about being a junior photojournalist and investigative reporter. 145350 1974 Jachyme, hod ho do stroje! MF Critic (Jaroslav Weigel) 145351 1999 Jack & Jill: T SVD 817, 875 Episodes. Series 9-26-1999 to 4-11-2001 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. 145352 2001 Jack & Jill: And Jack & Jill Came Down the Hill T Episode #32. 4-11-2001. Series Finale. TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack and Jill are ready to have a wedding although their Bahamas plan was destroyed. Mikey and Elisa plan a party for their "unattached" single friends, but they are shocked to learn just how depleted that group of friends has become. Overheard comment from Barto about how Audrey should face her fears vis-à-vis her stalker incident prompts Audrey to move back to her place. 145353 2001 Jack & Jill: And Nothing But the Truth T Episode #31. 4-4-2001 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. With just three weeks to go before Jack and Jill's wedding, issues start to pop up that reveal how little the couple has discussed life's big issues with each other. So after a discussion with Elisa, Jack draws up a list of topics to go over and the result is a fight with Jill and Jack going off to scout the Bahamas wedding location alone for "some needed time off." Barto is forced to admit to Emily the reason he and Audrey broke up is because Barto was unfaithful. Audrey moves back to her place (Russell and Kate are gone) and lets her agent talk her into going on a "Celebrity Date" game show. Audrey's date seems harmless enough at first -- until she finds him inside her apartment uninvited. She gets a restraining order and is forced to move back in with Elisa-Mikey-Barto. 145354 2000 Jack & Jill: Animal Planet (Part 1) T Episode #13. 2-6-2000 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack ponders Jill's passionate declaration of his feelings for her. She learns Matt Prophet (Josh Hopkins) has gotten an offer for a job in Washington D.C. 145355 2000 Jack & Jill: Animal Planet (Part 2) T Episode #14. 2-13-2000 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack chooses between Jill and Matt. Eliza swears to Jonathan that she doesn't want anything for Valentine's Day. 145356 1999 Jack & Jill: Awful Truth, The T Episode #2. 10-3-1999 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. While up for a promotion, Jack's ex-fiancé shows up at her job and asks for her forgiveness and a chance at reconciliation. Jill and Elisa try to adjust to living together. Jill's job is in jeopardy if he doesn't find a prototype toy he borrowed and lost. 145357 2000 Jack & Jill: Bad Timing and Dirty Laundry T Episode #11. 1-23-2000 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack and Jill get stuck in the laundry room ruining their dates with Matt and Allison. Elisa finally gets a man. 145358 2001 Jack & Jill: Bag Full of Love T Episode #30. 3-28-2001 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack, giddy about celebrating her birthday for the first time with Jill, receives a note at work telling her to meet in a hotel room. But she discovers someone else waiting there for her. Audrey is jealous when Russell's ex stays at their apartment after losing her own place. 145359 2001 Jack & Jill: Battle of the Bahamas T Episode #29. 3-21-2001 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Engaged couple lose the church reserved for their wedding. They decide to marry on a sailboat in the Bahamas, but Jack worries how her mother will handle the news. Audrey gives individual dance lessons to make ends meet after the money from her movies runs out. Barto goes on a date with a waitress from the bar. 145360 2001 Jack & Jill: Big Bounce, The T Episode #27. 3-7-2001 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack sets out to mend her strained relationship with Elisa. After a customer causes a disturbance at the bar, Dante hires a bouncer without consulting Jill or Mikey. Audrey has en embarrassing encounter with Russell. 145361 2001 Jack & Jill: California Dreamin' T Episode #23. 1-31-2001 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack, Jill and their friends prepare for a trip to Los Angeles to attend the premiere of Audrey's new movie. But Barto plans to stay in New York to study for an exam and avoid an awkward encounter with his ex. Mikey sets out to purchase a bar and he asks Barto's father to invest in the venture. 145362 2001 Jack & Jill: Caution: Parents Crossing T Episode #22. 1-24-2001 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jill's mother and Jack's parents visit the newly engaged couple at Jack's apartment. Jack hits it off with her future mother-in-law, but Jill has less success with his in-laws-to-be. Audrey is interviewed about her new movie on a local morning talk show and she reveals an embarrassing secret while Barto uncomfortably watches on a television board in Times Square. 145363 2001 Jack & Jill: Chivas and Lies T Episode #24. 2-7-2001 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jill is hired by a wealthy financier for a personal photo shoot and Jill tells the tycoon that his pal Mikey is trying to buy the @ bar, but needs a business partner. Audrey discovers her movie is a theatrical flop and Elisa is concerned about her relationship with a new man. 145364 2001 Jack & Jill: Crazy Like a Fox, Hungry Like the Wolf… T Episode #26. 2-28-2001 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack pitches an idea to her new boss for a newscast segment that she would produce and appear in. Jill and Mikey try out a karaoke machine for the bar. Barto is jealous of Sarah's crowded social schedule so he decides to pursue other women. Audrey interviews potential roommates and meets a guy who may be perfect for her. 145365 1999 Jack & Jill: Fear and Loathing in Gotham T Episode #7. 11-14-1999 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack agrees to have dinner with Jill intending to tell him that she can't date him because of her friendship with Elisa, but when a new Reporter Matt Prophet (Josh Hopkins) comes to WNKW, Jack cancels her dinner plans in order to work with Matt. Mickey attends a singles seminar with Elisa. 145366 2000 Jack & Jill: Key Exchange, A T Episode #18. 3-12-2000 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jill leaves a key to her apartment with Jack after locking himself out for the third time in a week. Jack sneaks a peek at Jill's journal and reads about the best sex of his life -- with another woman. Paranoid, she asks Mikey for advice, then surprises Jill by seducing him in a new way. Elisa and Mikey find that being roommates is difficult. Elisa is a complete slob and Mikey eats all of her food. Mikey and Elisa hire Belinda as their maid. 145367 2000 Jack & Jill: Lovers and Other Strangers T Episode #17. 3-5-2000 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jill asks Jack to pose nude for his photography class. 145368 1999 Jack & Jill: Men Will Be Boys T Episode #8. 11-21-1999 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. When Jill's co-worker Stan (Sean O'Bryan) takes credit for his idea, Jill challenges him to a boxing match at Mikey's Office Fight Night at the bar. Jack and Matt cover the story of Jill's fight for WNKW and which causes Jill's jealousy to rise. Meanwhile Barto asks Audrey out to celebrate a good review of her musical. Elisa feels a connection with a stranger she passes on the street. 145369 1999 Jack & Jill: Moving On T Episode #3. 10-10-1999. TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. In an attempt to meet new women, Jill and his friend throw a party. Jill invites Elisa thinking she'll feel too uncomfortable to go but she shows up anyway and causes him to feel jealous. Jill tries to have a one night stand to get over Danny. 145370 1999 Jack & Jill: Not Just a River in Egypt T Episode #5. 10-24-1999 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. While on an assignment together, Elisa and Jack get into a fight over the kiss with Jill that Jack lied about. Jill goes on a date with a woman he had a crush on in high school. When Jill starts falling in love with her, he realizes that she is not being completely honest with him and Jack realizes that she is in denial over having feelings for him. 145371 2001 Jack & Jill: Pressure Points T Episode #25. 2-14-2001 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack hears an unsettling comment from Elisa's new boyfriend. Mikey has sex with a waitress during the @ Bar's grand opening prompting Jill to suggest to his pal that mixing business with pleasure can be a troublesome proposition. Barto wants to keep his relationship with Sarah a secret from his parents. 145372 1999 Jack & Jill: Pseudos, Sex and Sidebars T Episode #9. 12-19-1999 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jill is sued for breaking up a marriage and Jack begins to doubt her relationship with Matt when Jill insinuates that Jack may not be the only lady ion Matt's life. Meanwhile, Audrey frets when Barto starts hanging out with a female study buddy. Elisa continues to hunt for her mystery man. Mikey gets an unwanted promotion that requires him to fire one of the waitresses. 145373 2001 Jack & Jill: Seriously, All Coma Proposals Aside… T Episode #21. 1-17-2001 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jill has a big question to ask Jack concerning their future and he frets over just how to do it. Barto and Mikey offer Jill advice on how to broach the subject. 145374 1999 Jack & Jill: She Ain't Heavy T Episode #6. 11-7-1999 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jill's younger sister Abby comes to visit. Elisa goes to dinner and to a play solo. Mikey takes Abby to a night club and Jill goes to find her. Jill and Abby8 have a fight but later part on good terms. 145375 2000 Jack & Jill: Starstruck T Episode #19. 3-19-2000 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack and Jill consider moving in together. 145376 2000 Jack & Jill: The #@%!*& Future T Episode #15. 2-20-2000 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Relationships become strained as Jack and Jill realize they're revealing too much about their love lives to their friends, Audrey and Barto. 145377 1999 Jack & Jill: These Are the Days T Episode #1. 9-26-1999 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Sparks fly between Jack and Jill when they meet in New York -- after she leaves her unfaithful fiancé and his girlfriend asks him to move in with her. 145378 2001 Jack & Jill: Time-Sex Continuum, The T Episode #28. 3-14-2001 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack and Jill agree to premarriage counseling with a priest in order to secure the church they want to get married in. Barto learns Mikey has a rare medical condition and asks his pal to appear in one of his classes. Audrey tries to cool her relationship with Russell. 145379 2000 Jack & Jill: To Be Perfectly Honest T Episode #10. 1-16-2000 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jill's suspicions are aroused when he sees Matt with another woman and he contemplates telling Jill. Meanwhile, Jill's tactless girlfriend offends Mikey. 145380 2000 Jack & Jill: Under Pressure T Episode #16. 2-27-2000 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack and Jill spar over saying "I Love You." New roommates Mikey and Eliza clash when she becomes too chummy with one of Mikey's dates. 145381 1999 Jack & Jill: Welcome to the Working Week T Episode #4. 10-17-1999 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack takes a job at a dirty restaurant in order to get a story on poor restaurant sanitation. Jack tries to help Elisa and Jill get back together, but Elisa can't help feeling there is something between Jack and Jill. Jill's boss dies before he can give Jill a promised promotion. Jill insults her new boss during a business meeting. Jill contemplates leaving Major Toys but later makes peace with the new boss. 145382 2001 Jack & Jill: What Weddings Do To People T Episode #20. 1-10-2001 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jack and Jill and their friends attend the wedding of one of Jill's ex-girlfriends. While guy pal Mikey sees she event as a chance to score with some lonely single women, Elisa dreads appearing as one of them. 145383 2000 Jack & Jill: When You Wish Upon a Car T Episode #12. 1-30-2000 TV Newsroom. Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett (Amanda Peet) works in local TV newsroom WNKW with friend Elisa Cronkite (Sarah Paulson). Jack's boyfriend is David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei). The series follows their lives after college. Jill's boss announces he is putting one of his creations into development. Later, Jill becomes concerned when his boss makes changes to the project. Jack understands Jill's disappointment and sympathizes with him. Jack is deeply in debt. Jill refuses to let Matt lend her money choosing instead to work as a waitress at the @ bar where Mikey is a bartender. She is a terrible waitress and must quit. She pawns an antique broach her grandmother gave her. Matt buys it and gives it back to her as a present. Elisa's mysterious new boyfriend invites her to his apartment but behaves strangely once they arrive. Elisa spends the night, finds a love to note to a woman named Amy Jonathan admits the letter was to his wife who was killed a year ago. Jill quits her job in protest and Allison leaves him. Jill goes to Jack's apartment and proclaims to a startled Jack what he wants most is her. 145384 1986 Jack and Mike: Change of Heart T Episode #2. 9-23-1986. Series 9-16-1986 to 5-28-1987 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145385 1987 Jack and Mike: Charity Ball T Episode #7. 1-20-1987 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145386 1987 Jack and Mike: Come Together T Episode #10. 1-13-1987 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145387 1986 Jack and Mike: Cry Uncle T Episode #6. 11-18-1986 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145388 1987 Jack and Mike: Dreamland T Episode #15. 3-17-1987 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145389 1987 Jack and Mike: Fire and Ice T Episode #13. 2-24-1987 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145390 1986 Jack and Mike: High Anxiety T Episode #5. 11-11-1986 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145391 1986 Jack and Mike: Light My Fire T Episode #14. 3-3-1987 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145392 1986 Jack and Mike: Mentor, The T Episode #7. 11-25-1986 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145393 1986 Jack and Mike: Personal Foul T Episode #3. 9-30-1986 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145394 1986 Jack and Mike: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-16-1986. Series 9-16-1986 to 5-28-1987 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145395 1987 Jack and Mike: Quality of Mercy, The T Episode #17. 10-28-1987 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145396 1986 Jack and Mike: Ready or Not T Episode #4. 10-21-1987 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145397 1987 Jack and Mike: Reluctant Hero, The T Episode #16. 3-24-1987 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. Photographer (Gary Houston). City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145398 1987 Jack and Mike: Separate Lives T Episode #9. 1-6-1987 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145399 1986 Jack and Mike: Taste of Chicago, A T Episode #8. 12-9-1986 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145400 1987 Jack and Mike: Till Death Do Us Part T Episode #12. 2-3-1987 Columnist Jackie Shea (Shelly Hack) for the Chicago Mirror is a glamorous, dynamic newspaper columnist who writes "Our Kind of Town." She was always after a hot lead for an expose or just a warm human interest story. City Editor Nora Adler (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter Anthony Kubecek (Kevin Dunn). Mike was a successful restaurant owner who operated two of the city's trendiest clubs and was about to open a third. Though they were married and very much in love, their careers kept getting in the way. 145401 2001 Jack and the Beanstalk: Real Story, The MT Miniseries Journalist (Mel Cobb) 145402 1985 Jack and the Joker, The P MLPL Ringwood, G.P. Play Index, 1983-87 Press 145403 2004 Jack Baxter: Phantom Jack CB San Giacomo, Michael #1, #2, #3. Reporter Jack Baxter of the Clarion just wants to do his job as a newspaper reporter. But he has invisibility powers and uses them in clever ways to get the newspaper stories that affect people's lives. He can become invisible at will. Also troubled by the reporter's "Prime Directive" to remain detached, and sometimes ignores it for the greater good. Baxter is a composite of the author and his fellow journalists. "Any reporter who reads it will kind of see himself and his newspaper. Invisibility suits reporters -- "we're ethereal observers." With this power comes responsibility. Jack has to take scrupulous decisions any time he wants to employ his invisibility. "I'm really getting tired of the negative portrayal of journalists." The first five issues take place in his newsroom in New York City and the deserts of Iraq as Jack tries to save his brother, an imprisoned soldier. Baxter makes rational if imperfect decisions. 145404 2005 Jack Baxter: Phantom Jack: Collected Edition, The CB Sangiacomo, Michael, Mitchell Breitweiser (Illustrator), Sean McArdie (Illustrator). Paperback 200 pages. Speakeasy Comics, May 2005. Reporter Jack Baxter is a journalist with a secret power. For five years he has hidden this secret -- the power to turn invisible -- as he rose to prominence in his field as a journalist at a New York Newspaper, The Clarion. No one calls him Phantom Jack except his brother who refers to a derisive name from their youth, but it describes his power -- the ability to become invisible. Baxter uses his "fade" to get stories no one else can. Sometimes Baxter even plays the hero. When Jack's brother is captured in Iraq in March 2003, just before the start of the ground war, he musters the courage to launch a rescue deep inside the most dangerous place on Earth. 145405 1963 Jack Be Nimble N Cudmo, George Michael Reporter Jack Wyant, part-time reporter on the local newspaper, is a straight-A student. Series of escapades. 145406 1954 Jack Benny Program, The: David Niven Show T 5-2-1954 Photographer #1 (Mel Blanc). Photographer #2 (Joe Besser). 145407 1965 Jack Benny Program, The: Dennis Opens a Bank Account T Episode #241. 3-26-1965 Photographer (Charles Cantor). Publicity Agent (Herb Vigran). 145408 1960 Jack Benny Program, The: Easter Show T Episode #117. 4-17-1960 Photographer (Frank Nelson). 145409 1961 Jack Benny Program, The: English Sketch T Episode. 4-16-1961. Season #11. Episode #26. Reporter (Jack Albertson). Photographer (Joe Besser). 145410 1965 Jack Benny Program, The: Jack Appears on a Panel Show T Episode #242. 4-2-1965 Photographer (Benny Rubin). Moderator (John Willis). 145411 1962 Jack Benny Program, The: Jack Does Opera T Episode #155. 1-7-1962 Photographer (Herb Vigran). 145412 1961 Jack Benny Program, The: Musicale T Episode. 2-19-1961. Season #11. Episode #18. Reporter (Jack Albertson). 145413 1950 Jack Benny Show, The: Ed Sullivan Show, The T Episode Columnist Ed Sullivan and Jack play opposing attorneys in the trial of a beautiful Parisian accused of slaying her husband 145414 1950 Jack Benny Show, The: English Sketch T Episode. Series (10-28-50 to 9-10-65) Newspaper. Jack is in love with Diana Dors, Peter Lawford's wife. However, Jack trades Diana for a stamp collection in order to get his picture in the papers 145415 1938 Jack Benny Show: Scoop Benny, Ace Reporter R CD 011 Episode Reporter 145416 1984 Jack Clancy: Death in a Deck Chair NM OWN Beck, K.K. #1 Iris Cooper and Jack Clancy Series Reporter Jack Clancy and amateur sleuth Iris Cooper look into the murder of a man stabbed in the back while relaxing on deck in plain view of other passengers. Yet no one apparently was near him. 145417 1986 Jack Clancy: Murder in a Mummy Case NM OWN Beck, K.K. #2 Iris Cooper and Jack Clancy Series Reporter Jack Clancy works with amateur sleuth Irish Cooper. 145418 1989 Jack Clancy: Peril Under the Palm N OWN - P Beck, K.K. #3 Irish Cooper and Jack Clancy Series Reporter Jack Clancy helps amateur sleuth Iris Cooper solve murders in the late 1920s. He arrives in Honolulu and they promptly discover the body of a New England spinster in the islands to visit the area where her great-great uncle had been a missionary. Iris had been asked by her schoolmate, an heiress to a pineapple fortune to find out who the woman in white is who has been following her. She thinks it might be the ghost of her long-gone mother. But Jack and Irish find the woman in white murdered. Old family secrets, a diary and the leper colony on Molokai are all keys to discover the killer. Irish was staying at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel with her liberated aunt in 1928 on a vacation. 145419 1956 Jack Drees Sports Show, The DT Series 1956 Sports Reporter Jack Drees. 145420 1980 Jack Frost T Special TV Announcer (Dave Garroway) 145421 1998 Jack Frost M TV Weatherman (Jay Johnston). Radio Announcer (Jeff Cesario). Interviewer (Ajai Sanders). 145422 1989 Jack Gance N MLPL Just, Ward Columnist-Interviewer (Tap Gobelin) 145423 1944 Jack London M SVDSP 673. SVD 532. SV 240 (Poor). DVD. London, Charmian (Book -- "Book of Jack London, The"). Ernest Pascal, Isaac Don Levine (Adaptation). Pascal (Screenplay). Ness Book Correspondent Jack London (Michael O'Shea) for The San Francisco Globe. Takes writing classes at University of California where professor criticizes his realistic accounts as being exaggerated. He responds he actually witnessed things he describes. Success with "Call of the Wild." Contacted by editor of The San Francisco Globe about covering Boer War. Accompanies other correspondents including Richard Harding Davis (Morgan Conway) to Japan. Correspondents banned from going to front in Korea. London sneaks on ship, gets photographs, eyewitness accounts of Japanese atrocities on Russians. Scoops world with stories. Correspondents argue whether he should be ordered back from front or given commendation. London put in Japanese prison camp. Charged with being Russian spy. Davis solicits President of the United States to demand his immediate release. Back in states, editor refuses to publish London's articles claiming lack substantiation. London vows to get articles published somewhere. "You have the gift of setting down what you see and that, in my opinion, is the quintessence of good reporting." American Correspondent (Brooks Benedict). English Correspondent (Lumsden Hare). 145424 1989 Jack Lynch: Murphy's Fault NM Womack Steve #1 Jack Lynch Mysteries. PR Public Relations Man Jack Lynch, erstwhile newspaperman and director of public relations for the First Interstate Bank of Louisiana, is a troubleshooter for the bank's president and power broker. His biggest deal ever -- the Irish Project, a slum clearance and real estate grab at its most grandiose -- is jeopardized by the ward-heeling sheriff. Lynch suspects a crooked lawyer behind the scenes but instead encounters his ex-father-in-law. His former father-in-law is a former district attorney with a spotless reputation whom Lynch idolized. He sets out to find a handle on the man. The investigation triggers three murders. 145425 1991 Jack Lynch: Smash Cut NM Womack Steve #3 Jack Lynch Mysteries. PR Public Relations Man Jack Lynch used to be a wage-earning public relations hack for the First Interstate Bank of Louisiana. Now he's a freelance public-relations hack. He's recovering from personal and business setbacks in New Orleans. Lynch puts his small public relations firm to work for a billionaire foreigner who plans to turn an abandoned nuclear power plant's cooling tower into the world's largest underwater soundstage. The head of Louisiana's state film commission and the governor's daughter challenges the millionaire filmmaker's bid to turn a failed nuclear plant outside New Orleans into a major studio. The filmmaker calls on Lynch for help. When police arrest him for the murder of the beauteous-but-rude head of the film commission, Lynch investigates on his own running afoul of would-be film moguls, police, politicians. Oppressive delta heat, a political cover-up and an obsessive love affair fill Lynch's world. Lynch is tutored in film world mores by cinematographer Lois Finlayson, the first person for whom he has any feeling since the murder of an earlier love. 145426 1990 Jack Lynch: Software Bomb, The NM OWN - P Womack Steve #2 Jack Lynch Mysteries. PR Public Relations Man Jack Lynch used to be a wage-earning public relations hack for the First Interstate Bank of Louisiana. Now he's a freelance public-relations hack whose client is the same bank. A villainous computer hacker has threatened to wipe out the bank's files if $5 million isn't deposited in an offshore account. Hired by the bank's lame-duck president, Jack suspects an inside job. The department is thick with petty jealousies, ambition and personal vendettas. Lynch is a regular fellow, filled with anxiety, loneliness and more than a little fear of the future. But he muddles on. 145427 1995 Jack McMorrow: Bloodline NM OWN - P Boyle, Gerry #2 Jack McMorrow Mysteries Reporter Jack Morrow, a freelance journalist, sticks his head above the tree line long enough to contract for an article for a New England Look magazine on kids having kids. The high-school girl he interviews is found dead. 145428 1998 Jack McMorrow: Borderline N OWN Boyle, Gerry #5 Jack McMorrow Mysteries Reporter Jack McMorrow makes a pit stop in Scanesett while researching a travel article on Benedict Arnold's 1775 march to Quebec. Keeps doubling back to Scanesett where he is threatened, hunted, beaten up, and forced to play role in redneck game of hide-and-week. 145429 2000 Jack McMorrow: Cover Story N Boyle, Gerry #6 Jack McMorrow Mysteries Reporter Jack McMorrow returns to New York City and fins himself investigating the biggest story in the city's pre-September 11 history. McMorrow exorcises the ghosts of his journalistic past as a disgraced Metro reporter for the New York Times by proving he's still a match for the city's toughest stories and most dangerous characters. Journalists and journalism featured throughout the book, which provides a rare glimpse into McMorrow's formative years as an investigative reporter. Delves into McMorrow's intimate relationship with disgraced NYPD detective Butch Casey, shining right on the similarities and differences between detectives and investigative reporters. 145430 1994 Jack McMorrow: Deadline NM OWN - P Boyle, Gerry #1 Jack McMorrow Mysteries Reporter Jack McMorrow. Portrays journalists, their daily toils and their ethical dilemmas. McMorrow, former New York Times Metro reporter has come to take over the local weekly in the town of Androscoggin in Maine. Seemingly friendless and ineffective staff photographer is found drowned in the river. McMorrow wonders why and questions the local police's inaction. Rhythms of the weekly newspaper. Tension of McMorrow's investigation. 145431 2004 Jack McMorrow: Home Body NM Boyle, Gerry #8 Jack McMorrow Mysteries Journalist Jack McMorrow may have left New York City for rural Maine, but his knock for following an explosive story is as street-smart as ever. McMorrow took job as copy editor at the Clario for health insurance -- a baby of his own is on the way. Story followed him this right, right to his own front door. Homeless teenager McMorrow rescued from a brutal street fight breaks into McMorrow's isolated cabin looking for safe haven. He vanishes again. Newsman's nose for a good story keeps him out of the office and on journalism's front lines. Journalist Jack McMorrow is on a trip to Portland from his country cabin with his pregnant lover. They prevent a street gang from attacking a teenage runaway who eludes them. Later McMorrow spots him and tries to help him but he slips away again. McMorrow finds and loses the troubled boy eight times. Good deeds are suspect in a society of stalkers and prey. 145432 1996 Jack McMorrow: Lifeline NM OWN - P Boyle, Gerry #3 Jack McMorrow Mysteries Reporter Jack McMorrow. Former New York Times reporter now working for a small paper in Maine. Covering the courthouse, he senses a good story when he meets a young woman complaining of domestic abuse. He writes about her story arousing the wrath of her loutish boyfriend. When the woman is murdered, suspicion falls not only on the boyfriend but also on Reporter Tanner. 145433 1997 Jack McMorrow: Potshot N Boyle, Gerry #4 Jack McMorrow Mysteries Reporter Jack McMorrow. McMorrow flees to Maine to escape the workaholic drive that led him to become a top reporter for The New York Times. Now he works as a freelancer. Asked by a group of old hippies to do a story on the legalization of marijuana. It's a quick $300, but the story soon forces McMorrow to get involved with violent gangsters. 145434 2003 Jack McMorrow: Pretty Dead NM Boyle, Gerry #7 Jack McMorrow Mysteries Reporter Jack McMorrow has discovered daughter of an elite Boston couple may be victim of physical abuse. The Connellys, magnets for both the tabloids and the legitimate press, aren't talking. But a family acquaintance is more forthcoming. The pretty source has got an angle on the family no one else has. But when her secrets are buried along with her body in an isolated stretch of woods, McMorrow's story becomes a front-page headline. It's leading him to places far darker than her grave. Journalism and journalistic references permeate this story. McMorrow is a former New York Times Reporter who takes over the local weekly in Androscoggin, Maine. 145435 2003 Jack Milton: Fairy Tale Detective M News Media. Eager Reporter (Bernice Liuson Sim). Beat Reporter (Kelly Cook). Detective and his trusty sidekick try to solve the murders of the world's most famous storybook characters. 145436 1962 Jack Paar Program T Series 1962-1965. Host Jack Parr 145437 1953 Jack Paar Show DT Series. 11-13-1953 to 5-25-1956. NBC Host-Interviewer Jack Paar. 145438 1957 Jack Paar Show, The DT Series 1957- 1962 Host Jack Parr 145439 1953 Jack Paar Tonite T Series 1953- Host Jack Parr 145440 2007 Jack Parlabane: Attack of the Unsinkable Rubber Ducks NM Brookmyre, Christopher #5 Jack Parlabane Mysteries Investigative Journalist Jack Parlabane, a hard-partying, wisecracking Scottish reporter is dead. Or is he? He has been elected Rector of Glasgow's Kelvin University taking over the post from a celebrity psychic. The psychic established a chair to investigate, using rigorous scientific controls, the causes of paranormal activity: mind-reading, levitating objects, speaking to the dead. Due to his reputation as a skeptic, Jack is invited to be an official observer the whole exercise. Delighted to have the opportunity to puncture the unquestioning faith of true believes -- the unsinkable rubber ducks -- Jack accepts with alacrity. But the outcome of the experiment is unexpected and threatens to scuttle his own beliefs as well as his survival. 145441 2004 Jack Parlabane: Be My Enemy Or, Fuck This for a Game of Soldiers N Brookmyre, Christopher #4 Jack Parlabane Mysteries Investigative Reporter Jack Parlabane of Saturday Magazine. For three years no one has tried to kill him and he fears he's losing his touch. Assignment in the Scottish countryside -- a free weekend of shooting at PR people with a paintball gun. Suddenly no one can tell what's real and what isn't, whether this is part of the game or, if everybody is fighting for their lives. Maria Scoular, the Saturday magazine editor. Tabloid newspaper informed him and everybody else that he had been cuckolded…story had been part of a far more elaborate stick-up that landed him in prison and certain others in the ground. People had died, careers had been ruined, a conspiracy was unmasked, a killer jailed and Parlabane had lost several feet of intestine in the process of getting the truth. To Maria: "You mean to me in my capacity as an investigative journalist with better things to do than write advertorial guff for your Travel pages, or to me in my capacity as a cantankerous cynic…." 145442 2000 Jack Parlabane: Boiling a Frog NM Brookmyre, Christopher #3 Jack Parlabane Mysteries Investigative Journalist Jack Parlabane, a hard-partying, wisecracking Scottish reporter who has been a partisan crusader against the sleaze and cronyism of the latter days of the Conservative government. Now he finds himself far more confused in an era of spin, so confused that he finds himself in jail for burgling the offices of the Catholic Church in Scotland. An outbreak of public morality has followed a child-porn scandal is as spurious as the photographs that turned up on the hard discs of various senior Labor figures. Parlabane follows his nose through a web of deceit and murder to the truth. 145443 1997 Jack Parlabane: Country of the Blind NM Brookmyre, Christopher #2 Jack Parlabane Mysteries Investigative Journalism Jack Parlabane, a hard-bitten Scottish journalist, is back up to his eyeballs in murder, mayhem and political intrigue when a conservative tabloid mogul Roland Voss is discovered at his country estate with his throat slit. The billionaire mogul's wife and bodyguards are killed. Police arrest four men fleeing the scene, but for Parlabane it all doesn't add up and he suspects the fix is in unless he can get to the bottom of things before everybody else. Voss was a publishing pirate who made Rupert Murdoch look like a softy. Freelance Reporter Parlabane remembers that the late Mr. Voss tried once to frame Jack and send him to the slammer. So the reporter is only too glad to help. 145444 1996 Jack Parlabane: Quite Ugly One Morning NM Brookmyre, Christopher #1 Jack Parlabane Mysteries Investigative Journalist Jack Parlabane, a hard-partying, wisecracking Scottish reporter, stumbles across a corpse in Britain. The hedonist journalist investigates the murder of a young, well-to-do citizen of Edinburgh. Crooked cops, guns-for-hire and cheating spouses complicate matters as does Jack's growing affection for the dead man's wife. Local Journalist Duncan McLean is gay and an old friend. Gay liaison between Dalziel and Parlabane. 145445 1995 Jack Reed: Killer Amongst Us, A MT VHS 344 (Excerpts) News Media 145446 1995 Jack Reed: One of Our Own MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Donna Yamamoto). Reporter #2 (Gavin Buhr). 145447 1992 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): All Men Make Faults CB Ditko, Steve Eclipso: The Darkness Within #1. July, 1992 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. Creeper took part in mission against Eclipso in which he and almost all the others on the mission was killed. An ability to regenerate his body allowed him to survive. 145448 1971 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): And Be a Villain CB Ditko, Steve Detective Comics #418. December, 1971 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145449 1968 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): And Hellgrammite Is His Name CB Ditko, Steve Brave and the Bold #80. October-November, 1968 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145450 1975 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Bedlam Beneath the Big Top CB Ditko, Steve Detective Comics #448. June, 1975 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145451 1979 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Beware Mr. Wrinkles. CB Ditko, Steve World's Finest Comics #254/3. December, 1978-January, 1979. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145452 1985 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Black Beauty CB Ditko, Steve Action Comics #563. January, 1985. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145453 1975 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Break-in at the Big House (as Jack Ryder). CB Ditko, Steve Detective Comics #445. February-March, 1975 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145454 1992 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Brilliant Men CB Ditko, Steve Eclipso: The Darkness Within #2. October, 1992. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145455 1978 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Cast the First Stone CB Ditko, Steve Brave and the Bold #143. September-October, 1978. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145456 1993 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Cold Night in Hell, A CB Ditko, Steve Showcase '93 #12/3. December, 1993. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145457 1985 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Day All Hell Broke Loose, The CB Ditko, Steve Blue Devil Annual #1. 1985. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. Ryder is also The Creeper. His situation made him a celebrity and made headlines so he was admitted to psychiatric care. Proteus, the engineer Emil Yatz who created The Creeper, posed as Jack's therapist Dr. Skolos and coaxed the Creeper back out of Jack The Creeper ran, but was recaptured by Proteus who finally told Jack his true origins. Proteus' body was dying and he needed to unlock the secrets of his success that lay within the Creeper. Proteus literally swallowed the Creeper and began to assimilate his body, but Jack saved himself by reverting back into human form. The Cropper is an outlet for Jack's wild side -- the side that inherited his mother's mental illness. 145458 1976 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Deadly Medicine CB Ditko, Steve Adventure Comics #445/2. May-June, 1976. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145459 1968 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Death Walk CB Ditko, Steve Adventure Comics #447/2. September-October, 1976. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145460 1978 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Enter Doctor Storme CB Ditko, Steve Cancelled Comic Cavalcade #2. Fall, 1978. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145461 1998 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Faust Food CB Ditko, Steve Creeper #6. May, 1998 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145462 1977 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Fiddler's Concert of Crime, The (as Jack Ryder). CB Ditko, Steve Teen Titans, Vol. 1, #46. February, 1977). Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145463 1979 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Furious Fran and the Dagger Lady CB Ditko, Steve World's Finest Comics #255/3. February-March, 1979. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145464 1991 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Ghost of Luthor, The (as Jack Ryder). CB Ditko, Steve Action Comics #668. August, 1991. 26. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145465 1987 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Gray Life Gray Dreams CB Ditko, Steve Justice League #5. September, 1987. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145466 1998 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): He Who Laughs Last CB Ditko, Steve Creeper #8. July, 1998 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145467 1993 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Hour of Darkness CB Ditko, Steve Eclipso #13. November, 1993 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. Ryder is also The Creeper and was part of a "suicide" mission to destroy Eclipso. He traveled to the Caribbean under the cover of a news reporter, but Eclipso decimated all the heroes present including The Creeper. After some time dormant, his supernatural healing powers revived Ryder's body and he began wandering the jungles of Parador. He was found by a man named Miriam Leary and returned with her to the U.S. In "death" he had lost all knowledge of his life as the Creeper, this subconscious knowledge drove Ryder mad. 145468 1968 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Isle of Fear, The CB O'Neil, Dennis Beware the Creeper #3. July-August, 1968 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. Jack Ryder pursues a second career as the costumed Creeper pursued by the engineer Emil Yatz who created the Creeper. Yatz appears as an arch-foe, the shape-changing villain Proteus. 145469 1987 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Justice League…International CB Ditko, Steve Justice League International Vol. 1, #7. November, 1987 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145470 1975 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Last Ha Ha, The CB Ditko, Steve Joker #3. September-October, 1975. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145471 1968 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Many Faces of Proteus, The CB O'Neil, Dennis Beware the Creeper #2. July-August, 1968. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. Jack Ryder pursues a second career as the costumed Creeper pursued by the engineer Emil Yatz who created the Creeper. Yatz appears as an arch-foe, the shape-changing villain Proteus. 145472 1975 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Menace of the Human Firefly CB Ditko, Steve First Issue Special #7. October, 1975. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145473 1976 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Mind Over Murder CB Ditko, Steve Adventure Comics #446/2. July-August, 1976. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145474 1983 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): New Hopes, New Fears CB Ditko, Steve Flash, Vol. 1, #318/2. February, 1983. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145475 1981 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Paperchase CB Ditko, Steve Brave and the Bold #178. September, 1981. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145476 1998 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Past Tension CB Ditko, Steve Creeper #4. March, 1998. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145477 1978 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Reality War, The CB Ditko, Steve World's Finest Comics #250. April-May, 1978. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145478 1978 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Return of the Past CB Ditko, Steve World's Finest Comics $250/2. April-May 1978. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145479 1993 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Scramble CB Ditko, Steve Eclipso #12, October, 1993. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145480 1997 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Screaming To Get Out CB Ditko, Steve Creeper #1. December, 1997 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. As a tabloid reporter, Jack made lots of enemies. "Jack Ryder's Hot Seat" was the most widely read expose column in New York City for no one was exempt from Ryder's crusading tirades. Ryder's great love was for unveiling corruption and nothing in heaven or hell could bar his path once he latched on to a story. Originally he was not so successful. Lost his job as a reporter and went into security. He was on the trail of mobsters who kidnapped Professor Emil Yatz. Ryder was critically cut in a battle and to save his life Yatz implanted Jack with small ionized promethium plate that stores sub-atomic coding of any number of inorganic material. The device quickly healed his wounds, but there was no time before the operation to remove Ryder's grotesque harlequin costume and activating the device transformed him into another being - the Creeper (yellow skin and green hair). 145481 1993 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): See How They Run! CB Ditko, Steve Eclipso #6. April,1993. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145482 1978 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): There Shall Come a Gathering CB Ditko, Steve Showcase #100. May, 1978. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145483 1969 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Time to Die, A CB O'Neil, Dennis Beware the Creeper #6. March-April, 1969 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. Jack Ryder pursues a second career as the costumed Creeper pursued by the engineer Emil Yatz who created the Creeper. Yatz appears as an arch-foe, the shape-changing villain Proteus. After a few battles, Proteus left the Creeper alone. Ryder learned the secret of his "other self" -- a self hidden within the sub-atomic matrix of the device imbedded under his skin, a self that emerged on demand. It brought him into a twisted, twilight world between sanity and psychosis. He also continued a successful career as a journalist using every conventional and unconventional method of expose frauds, charlatans and crooks. 145484 1993 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Under Attack CB Ditko, Steve Eclipso #4. February, 1993. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145485 1998 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Walking Wounded CB Ditko, Steve Creeper #5. April, 1998 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145486 1985 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): War Zone CB Ditko, Steve Crisis on Infinite Earths #9. December, 1985. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145487 1968 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Where Lurks the Menace CB Ditko, Steve Beware the Creeper #1. May-June, 1968. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. Jack Ryder pursues a second career as the costumed Creeper pursued by the engineer Emil Yatz who created the Creeper. Yatz appears as an arch-foe, the shape-changing villain Proteus. 145488 1968 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Which Face Hides My Enemy? CB O'Neil, Dennis Beware the Creeper #4. November-December, 1968 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. Jack Ryder pursues a second career as the costumed Creeper pursued by the engineer Emil Yatz who created the Creeper. Yatz appears as an arch-foe, the shape-changing villain Proteus. 145489 1985 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Words in Limbo CB Ditko, Steve Crisis on Infinite Earths#4. August, 1985. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145490 1983 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Ye Who Enter Here CB Ditko, Steve Flash, Vol. 1, #322/2. June, 1983. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145491 1983 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): All-Demonds Adieu CB Ditko, Steve Flash, Vol. 1, #323/2. July, 1983. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145492 1999 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Bigger They Come, The CB Ditko, Steve JLA #27. March, 1999. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145493 2004 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Brothers in Blood, Part 3: Pandora's Box CB Outsiders 6 (January 2004) Reporter Arthur Harris is assigned to cover the Slab, an Antarctic prison for supervillains. After stealing the story from Jack Ryder (see The Creeper), he and his photographer hide in an office during a prison riot. When he is rescued by the Outsiders, he panics: "Don't hurt us! I can write a good piece on this for you guys! Like an Attica kind of thing!" Green Arrow identifies himself, calms Harris down, and says he's "not much of a reporter." 145494 1993 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Call to Arms, A CB Ditko, Steve Eclipso #11. September, 1993. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145495 1969 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Color of Rain Is Death, The CB O'Neil, Dennis Beware the Creeper #5. January-February, 1969. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145496 1968 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Coming of the Creeper, The CB Ditko, Steve Showcase #73. March-April, 1968. First appearance. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. Ryder took on case of Professor Yatz, a scientist captured by criminals. Created a bizarre costume made of odds and ends including a green wig and a red sheepskin cape. Infiltrated masquerade party at the place where Yatz was being held. Criminals found and fatally injured him, but Yatz healed his wound with a formula he invented and planted a device in the wound. The revived Ryder defeated the crooks, but in the process was falsely branded a criminal himself. Ryder decided to continue fighting crime as the maniacal Creeper. Implant gives Ryder ability to instantaneously change into his Creeper costume. Six feet tall. 194 pounds. blue eyes as Jack. Black eyes as the Creeper. As the Creeper, he possesses greatly enhanced strength and reflexes, as well as a healing factor, which later enabled him to come back to life after his death at the hands of villain Eclipso. 145497 1986 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Death at the Dawn of Time CB Ditko, Steve Crisis on Infinite Earths #10. January, 1986. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145498 1978 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Disrupter, The CB Ditko, Steve World's Finest Comics #251/3. June-July, 1978. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145499 1975 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Enter: The Creeper CB Ditko, Steve Detective Comics #447. May, 1975. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145500 1985 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Eye of the Storm, The CB Ditko, Steve Red Tornado #3. September, 1985 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145501 1999 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Hyper-Tension! Epilogue: Out of Hyper-Time CB Ditko, Steve Superboy, Vol. 3. #65. August, 1999. Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder out of Boston. 145502 1983 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): I Gave Him Everything He Ever Wanted CB Ditko, Steve Flash, Vol. 1, #320/2. April, 1983. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145503 1998 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Insanitation CB Ditko, Steve Creeper #1,000,000. November, 1998. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145504 2001 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Justice League, Part II: Jungle Work CB Ditko, Steve Justice Leagues: Justice League of Amazons #1. March, 2001 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145505 1978 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Keeper of Secrets is Death, The CB Ditko, Steve World's Finest Comics #252/3. August-September, 1978. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145506 1998 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Madhouse CB Ditko, Steve Creeper #7. June, 1998 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145507 1987 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Make War No More (as Jack Ryder) CB Ditko, Steve Justice League #2. June, 1987. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145508 1998 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Mass Hysteria CB Ditko, Steve Creeper #11. October, 1998. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145509 1987 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Massacre in Gray CB Ditko, Steve Justice League #6. October, 1987. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145510 2000 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Media Blitz (as Jack Ryder) CB Ditko, Steve Sins of Youth: Kid Flash/Impulse #1. May, 2000 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145511 1998 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Mental Block CB Ditko, Steve Creeper #9. August, 1998. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145512 1978 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Moon Lady and the Monster CB Ditko, Steve World's Finest Comics #249/3. February-March, 1978 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145513 1987 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Moving Day (as Jack Ryder). CB Ditko, Steve Justice League International Vol. 1, #8/1. December, 1987 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. Jack Ryder as the Creeper has met the Justice League several times. 145514 1983 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Playgrounds CB Ditko, Steve Flash, Vol. 1, #321/2. May, 1983 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145515 1985 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Prophecy of the Demon-Plague CB Ditko, Steve DC Comics Presents #88. December, 1985. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145516 1988 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Rising and Advancing of Ten Spirits, The CB Ditko, Steve Millennium #8. February, 1988. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145517 1998 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Shadow In the Mirror CB Ditko, Steve Creeper #2. January, 1998. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. During Jack Ryder's absence as the absence, his TV show was taken over by his romantic interest or rival Vera Sweet (nee Swetowski). While getting back on his feet, he occasionally stayed in Vera's apartment. He was soon back on the job as a muckraker. As a investigative journalist working out of Boston he solved crimes and put the bad guys in prison. As the Creeper, he is completely free to go after those who prey on the helpless. His laugh has a paralytic quality causing nausea and disorientation. He also attacks the unspeakably evil that only the Creeper's horrifying appearance and quirky, savage unpredictability can strike into their hearts the terror they exact on the innocent. As the Creeper, Ryder possesses Olympic-level combat skills. He has extraordinary strength, stamina and recuperative powers. His most formidable weapon is his insanity -- his foes never know what he might to next. Ryder can transform himself into the Creeper and back instantly. 145518 1975 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Showdown in San Lorenzo CB Ditko, Steve Super-Team Family #2. December, 1975-January, 1976 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145519 1998 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Split Decision CB Ditko, Steve Creeper #10. September, 1998 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145520 1998 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Straitjacket CB Ditko, Steve Creeper #3. February, 1998. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. Jack stumbles across Emil Yatz, the engineer of Jack's transformation into the Creeper or Yatz selected him as a test subject. Yatz gained the ability to alter his form, but it was unstable. So he wanted a new test subject. Experiment on Jack was much more successful. Ryder became a mad "creep" and escaped from Yatz soon after the transformation. His memories of the event were shattered. He went on to believe Yatz had saved his life. He began a second career as the costumed Creeper. Yatz pursued the Creeper in another form and appeared as an arch-foe, the shape-changing villain, Proteus. 145521 1993 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Torture Chamber CB Ditko, Steve Eclipso #5. March, 1993. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145522 1977 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Triumph and Treachery CB Ditko, Steve Secret Society of Super-Villains #10. October, 1977. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145523 1983 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Turnabout is Deadly Play CB Ditko, Steve Flash, Vol. 1, #319/2. March, 1983. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145524 1977 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Turnabout is Unfair Play CB Ditko, Steve Secret Society of Super-Villains #9. September, 1977. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145525 1969 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Versus the Creeper CB Ditko, Steve Justice League of America #70. March 1969. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. Jack Ryder as the Creeper mete the Justice League several times. Once, during its early days. 145526 1993 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): War Party CB Ditko, Steve Eclipso #3. January, 1993. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145527 1968 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Wham-TV CB Beware the Creeper #1. May-June, 1968. TV Broadcasting Company Wham-TV where Jack Ryder (aka The Creeper) used to work as a reporter. Ryder's employer at the time was Bill Brane. 145528 2001 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): What's So Funny About Truth, Justice & The American Way? (as Jack Ryder). CB Ditko, Steve Action Comics #775. March 2001. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145529 1978 Jack Ryder (Creeper, The): Wrecker, The CB Ditko, Steve World's Finest Comics #253/3. October-November, 1978. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145530 1968 Jack Ryder (The Creeper): CB Showcase #73. 1968. TV Reporter-Interviewer Jack Ryder, one of the hottest, most controversial television personalities. Serious interviewer. In retaliation for his critical interview of a top official, Ryder fired form his TV network. Investigative Reporter friend gets him a job in security. Trying to save a scientist-professor, he is severely wounded. Scientist injects him with healing serum before he is killed. Ryder is transformed into his alter ego, The Creeper. Creeper kills all the kidnappers. Ryder then utilizes his crazed alias to become a vigilante. Ends up being a force for good. Ryder, like so many reporters, moved between several cities throughout his career. The Creeper operates not only in Gotham City, but also in Boston, New York City, and most recently Metropolis. Ryder runs afoul of Clark Kent. Ryder, working for the Daily Star, often competes with Kent for stories. Ryder joins the Daily Planet and the rivalry heats up. Manages to take over Kent's position. 145531 1968 Jack Ryder (The Creeper): Beware the Creeper CB O'Neil, Dennis (plotted by Steve Ditko for the first issue). Beware the Creeper. 6 issues. 1968-1969 Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. Ryder as the Creeper fought villains, completely free to go after those who prey on the helpless. He also continued a successful career as a journalist, using every conventional and unconventional method to expose frauds, charlatans and crooks. As the Creeper, Ryder can transform himself into the Creeper and back instantaneously. Ryder possesses Olympic-level combat skills and has extraordinary strength, stamina and recuperative powers. His most formidable weapon is his insanity — the Creeper's foes never know what he might do next. 145532 1997 Jack Ryder (The Creeper): Creeper, The CB Ditko, Steve Creeper, The. 12 issues. 1997-1998. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. 145533 1968 Jack Ryder: Creeper, The: CB Ditko, Steve Showcase #73 (April, 1968) first appearance. Tabloid Columnist-Investigative Reporter Jack Ryder was born to the publisher of the successful Union Dispatch. His father's history would influence Jack's own future. His mother, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia while Jack was still a child, died. Ryder took on case of Professor Yatz, a scientist captured by criminals. Created a bizarre costume made of odds and ends including a green wig and a red sheepskin cape. Infiltrated masquerade party at the place where Yatz was being held. Criminals found and fatally injured him, but Yatz healed his wound with a formula he invented and planted a device in the wound. The revived Ryder defeated the crooks, but in the process was falsely branded a criminal himself. Ryder decided to continue fighting crime as the maniacal Creeper. Implant gives Ryder ability to instantaneously change into his Creeper costume. As the Creeper, he possesses greatly enhanced strength and reflexes, as well as a healing factor, which later enabled him to come back to life after his death at the hands of villain Eclipso. 145534 1997 Jack Ryder: New Batman/Superman Adventures, The: Beware the Creeper (aka New Batman Adventures, The) C DVD -R HQ 4685 Episode #23. 11-7-1998 TV Reporter, WGBS Anchor Jack Ryder (Jeff Bennett - Voice) who is insane challenges the Joker who throws him into a vat of chemicals and turns him into the manically wacky superhero, The Creeper (Jeff Bennett - Voice). Nutty, crazy, out of his mind, no one knows what to think of Ryder, a reporter gone mad who turns into the insane Creeper. Batman is not amused and neither is the Joke who believes Creeper is stealing the clown's Gotham-wide act of insanity. 145535 1997 Jack Ryder: New Batman/Superman Adventures, The: Cold Comfort (aka New Batman Adventures, The) C Episode #3. 10-12-1997 TV Reporter, WGBS Anchor Jack Ryder (Jeff Bennett - Voice). Mr. Freeze is back and bitter as ever as he plans to release his vengeance on Gotham City. Freeze also has a big surprise for Batman. 145536 1998 Jack Ryder: New Batman/Superman Adventures, The: Over the Edge (aka New Batman Adventures, The) C Episode #11. 5-23-1998 TV Reporter, WGBS Anchor Jack Ryder (Jeff Bennett - Voice). Commissioner Gordon blames Batman for the death of his daughter Barbara, and will stop at nothing to end Batman's reign as Gotham City's Dark Knight. 145537 2003 Jack Sheet: Headless N Beardshear, Edward #3 Jack Sheet Investigations Reporter Jack Sheet of the Courier Gazette is assigned to write the story on a headless corpse stuffed in an unoccupied University Hospital room. Soon a series of torsos with alternating heads start appearing with frightening rapidity. Jack is forced to go New Age on this one and unwillingly visits the Land of Weird. Even he can’t believe what he finds or how he finds it. 145538 2003 Jack Sheet: Knowing Jack N Beardshear, Edward #1 Jack Sheet Investigations Reporter Jack Sheet of the Courier Gazette drops out of college and somehow lands a job on the state’s leading newspaper. He comes under the wing of a grizzled newsman veteran, Lee Robb, who trains him tough and fires him up to find a boffo career-building story early. Jack puts himself in a 1950s Insane Asylum to check out the suspicious death of an alcoholic named Patrick Francis Moran. Jack jumps the gun and circumvents his cautious managing editor and his safety net gets ripped. What’s a boy to do when all help fails and he’s stranded with a false identity, a shady purpose and a ward full of violent men and convict criminals? And those are the good guys because if the administration discovers him or his purpose, he is truly dead. 145539 2003 Jack Sheet: Spike N Beardshear, Edward #2 Jack Sheet Investigations Reporter Jack Sheet of the Courier Gazette is lead down the primrose path to personal hell and a couple of near-death experiences by a dead, but buxom blonde with a bad past and a railroad spike head decoration. Along the way he and Fatback Banion connive to spike the ambitions of corrupt movers and shakers who want to bilk an entire state and whose strings are pulled by a sick slick deadly and surprise puppet master. 145540 1918 Jack Spurlock, Prodigal M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 145541 1988 Jack the Ripper MT Miniseries Reporter Benjamin Bates (Jonathan Moore) for The Star who sees the Ripper murders as an opportunity for a crusade. Pawn of a vigilante committee trying to stir up dissension against the police department. Mr. Paulson, Central News Agency (Peter Hughes). Star Editor O'Connor (T.P. McKenna). 145542 2004 Jack the Ripper G PC Game - Reporter Jimmy Palmer is writing a series of articles about horrible murders in the Low Side District of New York and will soon become involved in a game of cat and mouse with -- Jack the Ripper. Along Palmer's dark journey he will foster a friendship with a young singer and meet numerous other colorful characters of this poor district. Beginning with the search of witnesses to the crimes, Palmer's snooping will soon lead him to investigate suspects. His daily editorials trigger the interest of the serial killer himself, who begins to correspond with Palma via the newspaper. This leads Palmer to surmise that this killer is the infamous Jack the Ripper. Game involves 12 days and nights. 145543 1940 Jack Wander CB War Correspondent and American reporter 145544 1943 Jack Winstead: Scarlet Phantom CB Reporter Jack Winstead for the Globe 145545 2001 Jack'd M Cameraman (Bret Goldhorn). 145546 1988 Jack's Back M SVD 1193 News Media. Reporter (Richard Parker). TV Anchorman (Mario Machado). Serial killer in Los Angeles celebrates Jack the Ripper's 100th birthday by committing similar murders. 145547 2006 Jack's Law M News Media. News Reporter #1 (Jennifer Klekas). News Reporter #2 (Liliana Arredondo). .Retired undercover vice cop's world is torn apart when his wife and daughter are murdered. 145548 1997 Jackal, The M Reporter (Gayle Jessup) 145549 2009 Jackboots on Whitehall M United Kingdom News Reader (Hugh Fraser - Voice). The Scottish defeat the German invasion of England in World War II. 145550 2000 Jackie Bouvier Kennedy Onassis MT Miniseries Reporter (Jason Millman). 145551 1950 Jackie Robinson Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 9046, 9045. VHS 1361 News Media 145552 1993 Jackie Thomas Show, The: Forces of Nature, The T Episode #10. 2-2-1993 Reporter #1 (Sam Rubin). Reporter #2 (Mark Kriski). 145553 2001 Jackie, Ethel, Joan: Women of Camelot, The MT Miniseries Reporter #1 (Steve Behal). Reporter #2 (David Talbot). Reporter #3 (Gary Fruchtman). Photographer (Robert B. Kennedy). 145554 1999 Jackie's Back! MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Rae Ritke). Hospital Reporter (Terrance Flack). 145555 1950 Jackpot, The M McNulty, John (New Yorker article). Phoebe and Henry Ephron (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Harry Summers (James Gleason) helps hero win a radio contest. Prizes he receives make a shambles of his life and home. Reporter points out the hero has to pay income taxes on his winnings. He provides the hero with name of contact in Chicago. Contact operates off-track betting parlor and may be interested in buying diamond ring that was one of the prizes. Hero arrested when place is raided. Reporter bails him out and hero moves in with newsman when he loses wife and job. Chicago contact arranges to pay hero's debt because hero did not rat on him to police. During radio honest, hero has to guess identity of mystery husband. One of candidates is reporter-turned-playwright Charles MacArthur (The Front Page). No one knows who he is until someone identifies him as husband of actress Helen Hayes (Reporter thinks he is Edgar Bergen's dummy). Photographer (Billy Wayne). 145556 2000 Jackrabbit Moon N Arnopoulos, Sheila McLeod Reporter Maggie MacKinnan is a 37-year-old star reporter at the Montreal Tribune who is wrenched from her life of respectability when she meets a young biker who has been arrested and his stripper wife for causing death of their infant son. As a reporter covering the court case, MacKinnan is caught between her newspaper's hunger for a sensational story about child abuse and her own growing awareness that there are no simple answers. Probing deeper into the child's death, MacKinnan uncovers the reality of ordinary people with no skills who are forced to live by any means. She is transformed by the darkness she enters. 145557 2007 Jackrabbit Sky M Photographer Peter Rawlings (Michael Ward). 145558 1961 Jacks and Knaves: Great Art Robbery, The T Episode #3. 11-30-1961 Reporter (Anthony Ashdown - Young Reporter). Older Reporter (Louis Haslar). 145559 1940 Jackson Beck R Narrator Jackson Beck died at 92 in 2004 after being a versatile master of the microphone for nearly 70 years. His voice introduced Superman and more than 1,600 radio broadcasts of "The Adventures of Superman in the 1940s in New York City. Narrator of The March of Time newsreels. Beck also played such characters on radio as The Cisco Kid and was the voice of Bluto in nearly 300 Popeye cartoons. 145560 2006 Jackson Corners N Hart, Jennifer Advice Columnist Isabella Roberts buys a home in a remote area of the historic Hudson Valley hoping to start a new life for herself and her young daughter. Supported by her two long time friends and colleagues, she attempts to put the pieces of her shattered life back together. But someone is watching. A carpenter friend is always there to help. But is he too good to be true? 145561 1992 Jacksons, The: American Dream, An MT Reporter (Randy Kirby) 145562 1975 Jacob Asch: All God's Children NM Lyons, Arthur #2 Jacob Asch Mysteries Former Reporter Jacob Asch is now a private detective. He was a reporter for the L.A. Chronicle until he went to jail for refusing to reveal a source. He did six months on a contempt of court and when he was sprung, journalism lost its appeal to him. 145563 1986 Jacob Asch: At the Hands of Another NM Lyons, Arthur #7 Jacob Asch Mystery Former Reporter Jacob Asch is now a private detective. He was a reporter for the L.A. Chronicle until he went to jail for refusing to reveal a source. He did six months on a contempt of court and when he was sprung, journalism lost its appeal to him. 145564 1979 Jacob Asch: Castles Burning NM Lyons, Arthur #5 Jacob Asch Mysteries Former Reporter Jacob Asch is now a private detective. He was a reporter for the L.A. Chronicle until he went to jail for refusing to reveal a source. He did six months on a contempt of court and when he was sprung, journalism lost its appeal to him. 145565 1974 Jacob Asch: Dead Are Discreet, The NM Lyons, Arthur #1 Jacob Asch Mysteries Former Reporter Jacob Asch is now a private detective. He was a reporter for the L.A. Chronicle until he went to jail for refusing to reveal a source. He did six months on a contempt of court and when he was sprung, journalism lost its appeal to him. 145566 1977 Jacob Asch: Dead Ringer NM Lyons, Arthur #4 Jacob Asch Mystery Former Reporter Jacob Asch is now a private detective. He was a reporter for the L.A. Chronicle until he went to jail for refusing to reveal a source. He did six months on a contempt of court and when he was sprung, journalism lost its appeal to him. 145567 1994 Jacob Asch: False Pretenses NM Lyons, Arthur #11 Jacob Asch Mysteries Former Reporter Jacob Asch is now a private detective. He was a reporter for the L.A. Chronicle until he went to jail for refusing to reveal a source. He did six months on a contempt of court and when he was sprung, journalism lost its appeal to him. 145568 1987 Jacob Asch: Fast Fade NM Lyons, Arthur #9 Jacob Asch Mystery Former Reporter Jacob Asch is now a private detective. He was a reporter for the L.A. Chronicle until he went to jail for refusing to reveal a source. He did six months on a contempt of court and when he was sprung, journalism lost its appeal to him. So now he's a tough, cynical, half-Jewish Los Angeles private dick who gets involved ion nasty murders. Asch turns up in Palm Springs where a director is shooting a film. He's been hired to prove that the director is a man who deserted his client 16 years ago. The set is in turmoil. Then the director's body is discovered dressed in women's underwear and covered with obscene lipstick scrawls. As Asch searches for the killer, he finds that the director was hated and that everybody involved ion the film benefits from his death. 145569 1981 Jacob Asch: Hard Trade NM Lyons, Arthur #6 Jacob Asch Mysteries Former Reporter Jacob Asch is now a private detective. He was a reporter for the L.A. Chronicle until he went to jail for refusing to reveal a source. He did six months on a contempt of court and when he was sprung, journalism lost its appeal to him. 145570 1976 Jacob Asch: Killing Floor, The NM Lyons, Arthur #3 Jacob Asch Mysteries Former Reporter Jacob Asch is now a private detective. He was a reporter for the L.A. Chronicle until he went to jail for refusing to reveal a source. He did six months on a contempt of court and when he was sprung, journalism lost its appeal to him. 145571 1989 Jacob Asch: Other People's Money NM Lyons, Arthur #10 Jacob Asch Mysteries Former Reporter Jacob Asch is now a private detective. He was a reporter for the L.A. Chronicle until he went to jail for refusing to reveal a source. He did six months on a contempt of court and when he was sprung, journalism lost its appeal to him. 145572 1984 Jacob Asch: Three With a Bullet NM Lyons, Arthur #8 Jacob Asch Mysteries Former Reporter Jacob Asch is now a private detective. He was a reporter for the L.A. Chronicle until he went to jail for refusing to reveal a source. He did six months on a contempt of court and when he was sprung, journalism lost its appeal to him. 145573 2004 Jacob Two Two: Jacob Two Two and the Daily Crown C DVD -R HQ 6862. DVD -R HQ 8337. Episode. 1-3-2004. Series 9-1-2003 to 1-1-2006. Newspaper brainwashes unexpecting readers. 145574 1978 Jacob Two Two: Jacob Two-Two Meets the Hooded Fang T Canada. Reporter (Daniel Richler) in the court house in this children's fantasy. 145575 1997 Jacob’s Ladder N Yanofsky, Joel Newspaper Editor is a transsexual. He joins a cast of characters made up of rogue real estate agents, sentimental adulterers, an obese shrink, an agoraphobic travel agent and a proselytizing rabbinical student with his sights set on Jacob Glassman’s soul. Glassman is a thirty-something stuck in the suburban home he grew up in and clinging to the status quo for dear life. He is pursuing two women at the same time and is caught up in a shifting series of love triangles. 145576 1747 Jacobite's Journal, The ER COPY Fielding, Henry Press. Commentaries on the news. Saturday, Dec. 5, 1747 Numb. AI. References to Addison and Steele. Porcupine Pillage. Athenian Grubstreeter. 1748. 145577 1983 Jacobo Timerman: Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number MT Timerman, Jacob (Book -- "{Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number), Oliver P. Drexell Jr., Stan Silverman (Story), Linda Yellen, Jonathan Platnick, Drexell (Teleplay) Ness Book Jewish Newspaper Publisher in Argentina, Jacobo Timerman (Roy Scheider) who supports the new military regime but becomes a political prisoner after printing the names of people who have disappeared while trying to help his son's girlfriend. Details his arrest in 1977 and the torture to which he was subjected, and 18 months of house arrest. Torture has as much to do with his heritage and personal beliefs as with his journalistic practices. After enduring years of oppression he and his wife escape to the United States. Real Timerman was quoted as saying the film was accurate, his co writer Budd Schulberg objected to changes and was credited under a pseudonym (Oliver F. Drexell, Jr.). 145578 1959 Jacqueline M Journalist Haack (Horst Tappert). 145579 1981 Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy MT Gethers, Steven (Teleplay) Ness Book Photographer Jackie Kennedy (Jaclyn Smith). Journalism career of Jackie Kennedy. She works as the "inquiring photographer" for the Washington Times-Herald. Works for the newspaper. Gets the job because of a recommendation from someone at the New York Times who knew her stepfather and when she first takes the position she is told to "shed that chiffon if you want to look like a real newspaperman." Agrees to work for $42.50 a week doing on-the-street interviews. Later goes to England to cover the coronation. Her experiences as a reporter serves her well when she becomes First Lady because she can easily handle the reporters at a press conference. Press Secretary (Jennifer Rhodes). Reporter (Vern Taylor). 145580 1951 Jacqueline Susann's Open Door T Host (Jacqueline Susann) 145581 1981 Jacqueline Susann's Valley of the Dolls MT News Media. Reporter (Debra Duggan). Reporter (Nicholas Guest). TV Commentator (Army Archerd). Editor (Sam Weisman). Photographer (David Channell). Cameraman (Burr Smidt). 145582 1998 Jacques Doillon - Les mots, l'emotion DF France Interviewer Anne Brochet. 145583 2009 Jade del Cameron: Leopard’s Prey, The N Arruda, Suzanne #4 Jade del Cameron Series Photojournalist Jade del Cameron, animal wrangler, neophyte pilot, American adventuress and spunky photojournalist. When a local merchant’s body turns up on a coffee plantation in 1920, the authorities deem it a case of murder. The chief suspect is a wounded American war hero Sam Featherstone, now filmmaker and Jade’s flying mentor, who torments Jade with that age-old female dilemma, marriage or independence. In between solving crimes and rescuing baby animals, Jade laments the passing of old Africa and promotes nascent African independence. American adventuress Jade has returned home to British East Africa to help the Perkins and Daley Zoological Company collect wild animals for zoos in the United States. But the real danger begins when the body of a local merchant is found on a coffee-growing plantation. Authorities determine the cause of death to be murder -- and their prime suspect is Jade’s beau, movie-maker and ace World War I flyer Sam Featherstone. To clear Sam’s name, Jade launches her own investigation, but nothing prepares her for the journey that lies ahead, during which she’ll have to confront more than one kind of brutal killer, face-to-face. 145584 2006 Jade del Cameron: Mark of the Lion N Arruda, Suzanne #1 Jade del Cameron Series Photojournalist Jade del Cameron, animal wrangler, neophyte pilot, American adventuress and spunky photojournalist. In 1919, when most women only dream of adventure, Jade del Cameron lives it. After growing up tough on a New Mexico ranch, then driving an ambulance along the front lines of World War I, she can fire a rifle with deadly precision and stare down men maddened by shell shock. Now, still suffering lingering trauma from the Great War, she sets off for Africa, determined to fulfill a man’s dying wish -- and never expecting to become involved in murder. As an ambulance driver during World War I, Jade promises a dying soldier she’ll track down his brother. The only problem is that the soldier’s mother, whom Jade goes to visit in London, insists that she had only one son. Jade reasons that the missing brother must have been born to another woman, conceived when the now deceased family patriarch was exploring East Africa. So off she goes to Nairobi, where she mingles with the colonel elite, kills a hyena, learns Swahili, fingers a drug smuggler, romances a man twice her age, uncovers a murder and attracts the attentions of a local witch. 145585 2008 Jade del Cameron: Serpent’s Daughter, The N Arruda, Suzanne #3 Jade del Cameron Series Photojournalist Jade del Cameron, animal wrangler, neophyte pilot, American adventuress and spunky photojournalist in the 1920s. Joining her mother for a holiday in the ancient port city of Tangier, Jade expects their trip will be far less dangerous than her safaris in East Africa. But soon after their introduction to a group of European tourists, Dona Inez del Cameron goes missing -- victim of an apparent kidnapping -- and shockingly, the French authorities seek to arrest Jade for the murder of a man whose body she discovered in a series of ancient tunnels. Now Jade must call upon her friends to help find her mother and expose the true villains, who have every intention of bringing about her own destruction. Jade’s desperate search leads her first to Marrakech, and then to a Berber village high in the Atlas Mountains, dodging drug smugglers, slave traders, and Jade’s old nemesis, Lilith Worthy. 145586 2007 Jade del Cameron: Stalking Ivory N Arruda, Suzanne #2 Jade del Cameron Series Photojournalist Jade del Cameron, animal wrangler, neophyte pilot, American adventuress and spunky photojournalist in 1920. On a photography assignment in the northern territory of Mount Marsabit, Jade and her friends Beverly and Avery Dunbury hope to capture on film the area’s colossal elephants. Instead they discover the mutilated remains of four elephants and one man. The authorities suspect Abyssinian poachers and raiders in search of ivory and slaves. But Jade has her own suspicions, which are only heightened when she discovers a cache of German rifles hidden in a nearby cave. And when a Kikuyu boy accompanying her is captured by slave traders, Jade must join forces with handsome American pilot Sam Featherstone to rescue one of her own. Jade, a former World War I ambulance driver, travels to British East Africa in 1920 to photograph and write about elephants. En route to an elephant sanctuary in remote Mount Marsabit, accompanied by her friend Beverly, Bev’s husband, Lord Avery Dunbury, and a 12-year-old Kikuyu boy, whom Jade is mentoring, Jade discovers the corpses of four elephants slain for ivory and the dead King’s African rifle soldier who evidently tried to stop the poachers. Jade swears to find the killers. 145587 1931 Jade Green Cats, The NM Blake, Eleanor Press 145588 2006 Jade Phoenix N Goldsmith, Syd Reporter Nick Malter. 145589 1996 Jaded NM Gaitano, Nick Magazine Reporter Dabney Delaney-Hinckle is a crusading female journalist who is insatiable when it comes to tracking down a story. Detective of an elite Special Victims unit has to get his life in order -- his wife has left him taking their infant daughter, he's drinking heavily, and he's taking payoff from two dirty cops with ties to organized crime. His former partner and now boss suspects him of shady doings. And the reporter is peeking under his sheets. 145590 1916 Jaffery M AFI-Authors Writer 145591 1914 Jaffery N OWN - H Locke, William J. War Correspondent Jaffrey Chayne returns from the Balkans with a widow bequeathed to him by a dying companion. 145592 1968 Jag - en oskuld MF Editor-in-Chief Einar Nilsson (Thomas Ungewitter). Features Editor Sigrid Nilsson (Sissi Kaiser). 145593 1979 Jag ar Maria MF Photographer (Petter Davidson). 145594 1968 Jag ar nyfiken - en film i blatt MF TV Reporter (Bo Holmstrom) 145595 1967 Jag ar nyfiken - en film i gult MF TV Reporter (Bo Holmstrom). TV News Anchor (Ewonne Winblad - Herself). 145596 1990 Jag skall bli Sveriges Rembrandt eller do! M Critic (Thomas Roos - The Critic) 145597 1995 JAG: T VHS 350 - (Excerpts) Episode Reporter in Court Martial trial. 145598 2000 JAG: T SVD 875 ( (Media Excerpts) Episode Reporter on hijacked plane with Jag and military officials. Terrorists 145599 2003 JAG: T SVD 1473 (Media Excerpts). Episode. News Media 145600 1998 JAG: Act of Terror T Episode #67. 10-27-1998 News Media. Reporter #2 (Rick Scarry). ZNN Reporter Will Baker (Jerry Penacoli). Millions of viewers are turned into witnesses when they see a Marine guard shoot an arrested terrorist on television. Its Harm's job to defend him. With Mac on the prosecution, she and Harm are pitted against each other in what seems like an open and shut case of cold-blooded murder. But when Harm is replaced by a civilian attorney with a defense plan that doesn't add up and whose fees are being paid by a wealthy right-wing industrialist. Harm decides to do some investigating of his own. 145601 2003 JAG: Boast, The T SVD 1473 Episode. 11-21-2003 Female Reporter on the stand testifies against a member of the U.S. Navy baseball team charged with assault after one of his pitches strikes a Marine his squad is playing against in the annual rivalry on the diamond. He boasted of what he did to her. Attorney says she is good-looking on the stand and was that the reason the soldier boasted to her. She says he was bragging not boasting. Also calls the female attorney good-looking sarcastically. 145602 2000 JAG: Boomerang (Part 2) T Episode #101. 2-15-2000 News Media. Channel 7 Reporter (Monique Wright). 145603 1995 JAG: Clipped Wings T Episode #59. 5-5-1998 News Media. ZNN Reporter (Thomas Tofel). Political pressures come into play after an F-14 pilot clips a ski helicopter during a NATO exercise over Italian airspace killing six civilians. Harm and Mac are assigned to opposite sides in the case but the Italalian government wants to prosecute on its own. 145604 2002 JAG: Code of Conduct T Episode #147. 1-15-2002 News Media. Reporter (Joanie Fox). 145605 2004 JAG: Coming Home T DVD -R 1664 Episode. #203. 5-7-2004 Reporters hound a grieving mother of a Maine killed in Iraq. Ham steps in to help her. Reporter #2 (Shelly Benedict). Overzealous reporters won't let her alone. 145606 1999 JAG: Contemptuous Words T Episode #94. 11-23-1999 Reporter (Andrea Cochran). Harm faces a court-martial when a letter critical of the president appears on the Op-Ed page of a newspaper and is traced to his computer. As an investigation threatens Harm's promotion as well as his entire career, a well-known conservative organization offers to represent him and Harm accepts. The key to Harm's defense is to find the actual letter-writer, so Bud digs through Harm's old case files searching for those with an axe to grind. 145607 2002 JAG: Critical Condition T Episode #159. 9-24-2002 Reporter Stuart Dunston (John D'Aquino) of ZNN happens to be at a base camp when Bud is brought in. Dunston reports arrival of an injured JAG officer, but does not report the name. JAG staff at HQ is stunned when they hear the latest ZNN report about Bud. That he was trying to save the life of a young child who already knew the precise location of the mines and wasn't in any real danger. Bud dies on the operating table. 145608 2005 JAG: Death at the Mosque T Episode #223. 4-1-2005 TV Reporter from ZNN films a marine private killing a seemingly unarmed civilian in a raid on a Mosque in Karbala, Iraq. The whole incident is on film making it a difficult task for Lt. Vukovic to defend the marine. 145609 1998 JAG: Embassy T Episode #63. 9-29-1998 Reporter (Loryn Locklin) of ZNN. Harm and Mac use a party at the Sudanese Embassy as a cover for their investigation of a kidnapping and they are caught by surprise when terrorists take the visiting dignitaries and Mac hostage. 145610 2004 JAG: Fighting Words T DVD -R 1650 Episode. 4-30-2004. Season #9. Episode #20 TV Reporter (Scott Rabinowitz) of ZNN and the News Media go after a marine general accused of making racist remarks about Islam during a church sermon. Trial is covered by reporters. Second Male Reporter (Chuck de Caro). News Media play an important part because by publicizing the general's sermon, they give the story national publicity that resonates around the Muslim world. 145611 2002 JAG: First Casualty T DVD -R HQ 6236. SVD 1160 Episode #153. 3-2-2002 TV Reporter Stuart Dunston (John D'Aquino) of ZNN is tried in military court when it is revealed he disobeyed orders. Dunston advised he would stay awy from reporting. But he was back in Afghanistan reporting for ZNN in less than two months. It turns out his assistant is a spy. ZNN Broadcaster (Michelle Anne Johnson). While Harm and Mac are called in to investigate an aborted SEAL operation in Afghanistan, Harm accuses the TV News Reporter accompanying the SEALs for disobeying orders and causing the error. 145612 2003 JAG: Friendly Fire T SVD 1360 Episode #173. 2-11-2003 Commentator-Reporter Bill O'Reilly ("The O'Reilly Factor" - Himself). In another "ripped from the headlines": episode, Harm takes his turn on the bench in a friendly fire incident whereby British troops were killed after American pilot accidentally dropped his bomb ordnance on their location. 145613 1997 JAG: Ghosts T Episode #29. 2-14-1997 TV Anchor (Harvey Levin). 145614 1997 JAG: Good of the Service, The T Episode. 10-7-1997. Season #3. Episode #3. News Media. Reporter #1 (Stacey Herring). Reporter #2 (Paul Keeley). Reporter #3 (Thomaas Crawford). 145615 2004 JAG: Hail and Farewell T Episode News Media. ZNN News. 145616 2000 JAG: JAG TV T VHS 1277 Episode #115. 10-31-2000 News Media. Reporters Mary Hart and Craig Kilborn offer cameos. O.J. Simpson-like trial. Court-martial will be televised and the defense attorney is media savvy and slick. 145617 1997 JAG: Jinx T Episode #25. 1-17-1997 News Media. Female News Reporter (Pat Lalama). Male News Reporter (Barry Nolan). 145618 1998 JAG: Mr. Rabb Goes to Washington M SVD 1098, 1112 Episode #69. 11-10-1998 TV Newsman Norman Delaporte (Barry Jenner) of ZNN, reports that U.S. troops used chemical weapons against expatriate Americans during Gulf War in a shocking television report. 145619 1995 JAG: New Life, A T Episode #1. 9-23-1995 Reporters are on their way to interview Angela who returns from her first combat mission with fear in her eyes. Instead of resigning, she finds herself in the hero position. On the mission her commander shot down two enemy fighters but she gets the credit for this. During the night Angela is killed. Talk-Show Host Jay Leno (Himself). 145620 1995 JAG: Pilot (Part 1) T Episode #1. 9-23-1995 White House Correspondent (Andrea Jackson). 145621 2003 JAG: Posse Comitatus T Episode #190. 11-14-2003 News Media. Reporter (Maria Quiban). Marine helicopter pilot finds himself under investigation when he intervenes in a civilian law enforcement hostage situation and puts an end to the hostage crisis. 145622 2004 JAG: This Just In From Baghdad T Episode. 11-5-2004 Journalist reports that a senior defense department advisor was killed in Iraq. Soldier in charge is up for a court marshal. General Creswell takes over. 145623 2001 JAG: To Walk on Wings T Episode #130. 4-24-2001. News Media. Reporter (Wendy Speake). 145624 2001 JAG: Touch and Go T SVD 1225, 879 Episode #120. 1-9-2001 News Media. Former colleague tells Harm about an Admiral's sexual misconduct, newspapers report it. Someone leaked it. 145625 2002 JAG: Tribunal T Episode. 4-30-2002. Season #7. Episode #21 News Media. Reporter #1 (Silas Cooper). Reporter #2 (Denise Loveday-Kane). When the alleged architect of 9/11 is captured in Afghanistan, Harm and Mac prosecute against Chegwidden and Turner in a military tribunal. 145626 1997 JAG: We the People T Episode #23. 1-3-1997 News Media. ZNN Anchor (Melody Rogers). ZNN Reporter (Jay Taylor). ZNN Cameraman (Mitchell Gibney). Ham gets a new partner, Major Sarah "Mac" MacKenzie. They are trying to find person responsible for stealing the Declaration of Independence and to get it back. 145627 1996 Jagarna MF Reporter (Sven Bergman) 145628 1985 Jagged Edge M DVD -R HQ 2520, 2521. VHS 510, 486 Eszterhas, Joe (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Jack Forrester (Jeff Bridges) of the San Francisco Times and president of Times-Loften Publishing Company, is suspected of his wife's brutal murder. Paper owned by the murdered woman's father and Forrester worked his way up the paper's hierarchy. He went from delivering coffee to advertising to becoming a popular editor. It is first implied that his arrest is politically motivated because he has been writing editorials critical of the district attorney who has political ambitions. Forrester tells his editorial board he does not want the paper to show any bias in covering the trial and wants only "routine objective coverage." Journalist finds himself in the media spotlight once the trial begins. Editor turns out to be the killer. Reporter (Brenda Huggins). Reporter (Suzanne Lodge). Reporter (Edwina Moore). Reporter (Sue Rihr). Reporter (Judith Siegfried). Reporter (Sally Train). Reporter (Abigail Van Alyn). Reporter (John X. Heart). Reporter (Richard Marion). Reporter (Terry Wills). Reporter (Biff Yeager). City Editor (Sharon Madden). TV Interviewer (Joy Shank). Newscaster (Dan Webber). 145629 1969 Jagged Orbit, The NSF OWN - P Brunner, John Press 145630 2006 Jagger’s Revolution N Hunter, Kevin Adult Magazine Columnist Jagger writes a series of sex columns for a popular magazine. He’s an aristocratic beach thug in his early thirties who rules by his scrupulous idea of how dating and relationships should be. He’s strikingly attractive, strong and sexy, but also a menace with an aggressive disapproval for weakness and bad etiquette. His rough and interesting dating past prompts an editor to spear him into incorporating and transcribing his findings into a series of sex columns. The author sets up a highly perceptive dark alter ego, Jagger, to deliver a not particularly warm interpretation of relationships. His bold column becomes well liked escalating him into an iconoclastic figure. He comes into contact with one poor association after another, which only gives him another problematic issue to glob onto his neurosis and struggle with. He travels a brutal and uneven road and soon his past catches up with him. Instead of crawling into a corner, he unleashes hell publicly working out his frustrations and recognizing it could be he who is the source of the dissatisfaction he creates. He falls into exhaustion while going on yet another sexual excursion. He is bisexual. 145631 2001 Jagten pa historien TF Denmark. Series Editor-in-Chief Sjurdur Skaale (Herself). 145632 1999 Jahrhundertrevue MTF Reporter (Reinhard Nowak). 145633 2006 Jai Santoshi Maa MF India TV Reporter is making a documentary on “Jai Santoshi Maa.” In hot pursuit to make her story exhaustive, she visits a “Maa’s” devoted disciple. The reporter is caught in a fix and decides to stay with the devotee for a night. During this night, she experiences divine miracles of “Jai Santoshi Maa” in the life of Mahima. 145634 1998 Jail Babes DT Adult Interviewers, Off-Camera (Elliott Heathcoat, Rick Rage). 145635 1936 Jail Bait M Finn, Jonathan (Story - "Murder in Sing Sing"). Robert D. Andrews, Joseph Hoffman (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter for The City Dispatch, Ken Williams (Craig Reynolds), doing a story on a former racketeer. City Editor (Robert Emmett). Williams fired and rehired. New York Times, 8/6/36 says the woman marries "the newspaper man, thereby inducing a Hollywood city editor to contribute the film's most glaring technical error, a $75 a week raise to the young man as a wedding present." 145636 1954 Jail Bait M L Newspaperwoman (Regina Claire). Radio News Announcer (Edward D. Wood Jr.). Photographer (Conrad Brooks). 145637 1936 Jail Break M Reporter (Sid Gorss). Reporter (Jack Wise). City Editor (Robert Emmett Keane). 145638 1955 Jail Busters M SVDSP 759 (no title). SVDSP 779 (Title only) Bowery Boys, p. 142-43 Reporter Charles "Chuck" Anderson (David Condon) of the New York Blade is doing undercover work at prison. Editor Cy Bowman (Lyle Talbot). Bowery Boys try to help him by getting incarcerated by staging robbery with help another reporter. But he sets them up and they receive an extended sentence. Majority of film deals with their experiences in prison. 145639 1942 Jail House Blues M Critic (John Sheehan). Columnist (Emmett Vogan). 145640 2000 Jailbait MT TV Reporter (Beatrice Stucki). Reporter #2 (Peter Quansan). Reporter #3 (John Anderson). 145641 1920 Jailbird, The M Josephson, Julien (Story-Scenario) AFI-Newspapermen/Newspapers - Ness Book Society Editor Alice Whitney (Doris May) falls in love with escaped prison convict, Shakespeare Clancy (Douglas MacLean) who goes to the western town of Dodson, Kansas with the prison's printer "Skeeter" Burns (Lew Morrison). Clancy has been left a failing newspaper and a plot of land When he and the printer are unable to make a go of the paper, they devise a scheme to sell the townspeople stock in a phony oil well. After oil is really discovered, the newspaper owner decides his destiny is to be honest and he returns to prison to complete his sentence. 145642 1959 Jailbreak, The T Armstrong Circle Theatre -10-14-59 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 145643 1963 Jak byc kochana MF Poland. News Media. Radio Editor (Irena Orska). Photographer (Wieslawa Kwasniewska). Journalist Zenon (Zdzislaw Maklakiewicz). 145644 1977 Jak se toci Rozmaryny MF Reporter (Petr Skarke). Photographer (Vladimir Kudla). Cameraman (Jiri Krampol). 145645 1967 Jak se zbavit Helenky MF Sports Journalist (Eduard Cupak). Agricultural Journalist (Ferdinand Kruk). 145646 2002 Jak to sie robi z dziewczynami MF Poland News Media. Reporter (Martyna Wojciechowska). 145647 1969 Jak zdobyc pieniadze, kobiete I slawe TF Reporter (Jerzy Dobrowolski). 145648 2003 Jake 2.0: Prince and the Revolution, The T Episode #11. 12-10-2003 News Media. News Anchor (Mark Docherty). 145649 2003 Jake 2.0: Upgrade T Episode #16. News Media. Nobel Prize Winner takes a phone call from Oprah to go on her program. Jake gives himself an unauthorized upgrade to battle assassins who have targeted the Nobel Prize winner and activist who is less than he seems. Nobel Prize winner accustomed to high living and getting whatever hw ants. 145650 1991 Jake and the Fatman: I'll Never Be the Same T Episode #86. 11-6-1991 News Director (Mark Chaet). 145651 1989 Jake and the Fatman: It Ain't Necessarily So T Episode #30. 4-26-1989 News Media. Reporter (Deana Karas). Burglar surprises Wallace Cogan (Alex Cord), a publisher of adult magazines, and his wife when they are returning home from a holiday. Marina is shot but the publisher says he wounded the burglar before he got away. McCabe goes after a publisher he suspects commissioned a hit on his wife. Photographer (William S. Kerr). 145652 1991 Jake and the Fatman: Let's Call the Whole Thing Off T Episode #70. 1-2-1991 News Media. Reporter #2 (Stephen Poletti). 145653 1990 Jake and the Fatman: More Than You Know T Episode #67. 11-7-1990 Journalist Amelia St. John (Laura Johnson) is jilted and kills her lover's wife, disguising it as the work of a serial killer who leaves an orchid on all his victims. TV Reporter (Garrett R. Sprinkle). 145654 1989 Jake and the Fatman: Sweet Leilani T Episode #42. 11-15-1989 Photographer (Dave Lancaster). 145655 1987 Jake and the Fatman: There'll Be Some Changes Made T Episode #100. 3-11-1992. News Media. Reporter #1 (Frank Ricky Garcia). TV Anchorman (Garrett Glaser). Singer is planning a comeback after a year in drug rehab when a stalker tries to kill her. 145656 1992 Jake and the Fatman: You'll Never Know T Episode #99. 2-26-1992. Reporter (Joe Fowler). Newscaster (Dale Harimoto). Doctor is murdered and is discovered to have been making child pornography. Prime suspect is a city council member with a spotless record. 145657 2005 Jake in Progress: Boys' Night Out T DVD -R HQ 3088 Episode #10. 4-7-2005 New York City Public Relations whiz Jake Phillips (John Stamos) tries to shed his lothario ways. PR head Naomi Clark (Wendie Malick) is a late-in-life pregnant battle-ax boss. Satirizes celebrities, lady-magazine models, star-crazed tabloids. Adrian and Patrick try to enjoy a guys night out at the grand opening of a sports bar owned by one of Jake's clients. 145658 2005 Jake in Progress: Check, Please T DVD -R HQ 3127 Episode #11. 4-14-2005 New York City Public Relations whiz Jake Phillips (John Stamos) tries to shed his lothario ways. PR head Naomi Clark (Wendie Malick) is a late-in-life pregnant battle-ax boss. Satirizes celebrities, lady-magazine models, star-crazed tabloids. Jake tries really hard to make a good impression on his date. Adrian gets into trouble when Shane drags him to a strip club. Jake: "I'm in PR. I'm used to spinning things, making up the facts." Later in the program, Date to Jake: "PR is the best profession for you because you lie all the time." 145659 2005 Jake in Progress: Desperate Houseguy T DVD -R HQ 3043 Episode #8. 3-31-2005. New York City Public Relations whiz Jake Phillips (John Stamos) tries to shed his lothario ways. PR head Naomi Clark (Wendie Malick) is a late-in-life pregnant battle-ax boss. Satirizes celebrities, lady-magazine models, star-crazed tabloids. Jake schedules an exotic vacation to take his mind off his ex's upcoming wedding, but a storm leaves him stranded in the suburbs instead. 145660 2005 Jake in Progress: Happy Birthday T DVD -R HQ 3088 Episode #9. 4-7-2005 New York City Public Relations whiz Jake Phillips (John Stamos) tries to shed his lothario ways. PR head Naomi Clark (Wendie Malick) is a late-in-life pregnant battle-ax boss. Satirizes celebrities, lady-magazine models, star-crazed tabloids. Naomi attempts to soften her image by asking Jake to throw her a fake surprise birthday party. 145661 2005 Jake in Progress: Henry Porter and the Coitus Interruptus T DVD -R HQ 3162 Episode #13. 4-21-2005 New York City Public Relations whiz Jake Phillips (John Stamos) tries to shed his lothario ways. PR head Naomi Clark (Wendie Malick) is a late-in-life pregnant battle-ax boss. Satirizes celebrities, lady-magazine models, star-crazed tabloids. Paparazzi (Ian Barford). Jake and Brooke plan a romantic evening, but they run into one interruption after another. Clark has a boy. 145662 2005 Jake in Progress: Jake Or the Fat Man T DVD -R HQ 3162 Episode #12 4-21-2005 New York City Public Relations whiz Jake Phillips (John Stamos) tries to shed his lothario ways. PR head Naomi Clark (Wendie Malick) is a late-in-life pregnant battle-ax boss. Satirizes celebrities, lady-magazine models, star-crazed tabloids. Jake faces an unusual challenge when Brooke's ex-boyfriend appears to reclaim his former girlfriend. 145663 2005 Jake in Progress: Loose Thread T DVD -R HQ 2990 Episode #6. 3-24-2005. PR New York City Public Relations whiz Jake Phillips (John Stamos) tries to shed his lothario ways. PR head Naomi Clark (Wendie Malick) is a late-in-life pregnant battle-ax boss. Satirizes celebrities, ladies-magazine models, star-crazed tabloids. Chaos ensues as Jake tries to juggle two teen-star clients, fill-in for an incapacitated Naomi and prepare a speech. His boss, Naomi, is in a people profession who doesn't like people and who often uses Jake to act as her go-between when things get too personal with staff or clients. Brooke (Julie Bowen) is an office temp who doesn't take any of Jake's BS. Brooke is one of the few women who has ever said "no" to a date with Jake. 145664 2006 Jake In Progress: Lying, the Watch and Jake's Wardrobe, The T DVD -R HQ 5215 Episode #14. 1-9-2006 New York City Public Relations whiz Jake Phillips (John Stamos) tries to shed his lothario ways. PR head Naomi Clark (Wendie Malick) is a late-in-life pregnant battle-ax boss. Satirizes celebrities, lady-magazine models, star-crazed tabloids. Fed up with memories of his former fiancée intruding in his life, Jake decides to get rid of all traces of her. 145665 2005 Jake in Progress: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 2990 Episode #1. 3-13-2005. PR New York City Public Relations whiz Jake Phillips (John Stamos) tries to shed his lothario ways. PR head Naomi Clark (Wendie Malick) is a late-in-life pregnant battle-ax boss. Satirizes celebrities, lady-magazine models, star-crazed tabloids. Jake passes up a chance to score with an attractive magazine writer so he can spend time helping a pretentious performance artist out of a sticky situation. Handsome, incredibly well-dressed, he's on call 24/7 to meet the needs of his A-list clientele. Whether it's a macho action star caught in en embarrassing clinch, an older actress trying to dump her much younger boyfriend, or two warring teen divas -- Jake is there to spin the facts and control his client's image. His boss, Naomi, is in a people profession who doesn't like people and who often uses Jake to act as her go-between when things get too personal with staff or clients. Brooke (Julie Bowen) is an office temp who doesn't take any of Jake's BS. Brooke is one of the few women who has ever said "no" to a date with Jake. 145666 2005 Jake in Progress: Rivals and Departures T DVD -R HQ 3019 Episode #3. 3-17-2005. PR New York City Public Relations whiz Jake Phillips (John Stamos) tries to shed his lothario ways. PR head Naomi Clark (Wendie Malick) is a late-in-life pregnant battle-ax boss. Satirizes celebrities, ladies-magazine models, star-crazed tabloids. Jake invites a popular actress to be his date for a birthday party given by his biggest rival. His boss, Naomi, is in a people profession who doesn't like people and who often uses Jake to act as her go-between when things get too personal with staff or clients. Brooke (Julie Bowen) is an office temp who doesn't take any of Jake's BS. Brooke is one of the few women who has ever said "no" to a date with Jake. 145667 2005 Jake in Progress: Sign Language T DVD -R HQ 2990 Episode #5. 3-24-2005. PR New York City Public Relations whiz Jake Phillips (John Stamos) tries to shed his lothario ways. PR head Naomi Clark (Wendie Malick) is a late-in-life pregnant battle-ax boss. Satirizes celebrities, ladies-magazine models, star-crazed tabloids. Jake plans an early night but can't sleep, so he goes to a lounge where he's attracted to a woman staying at his hotel. His boss, Naomi, is in a people profession who doesn't like people and who often uses Jake to act as her go-between when things get too personal with staff or clients. Brooke (Julie Bowen) is an office temp who doesn't take any of Jake's BS. Brooke is one of the few women who has ever said "no" to a date with Jake. 145668 2005 Jake in Progress: Stand By Your Man T DVD -R HQ 2990 Episode #2. 3-13-2005. PR New York City Public Relations whiz Jake Phillips (John Stamos) tries to shed his lothario ways. PR head Naomi Clark (Wendie Malick) is a late-in-life pregnant battle-ax boss. Satirizes celebrities, ladies-magazine models, star-crazed tabloids. Jake faces a PR crisis when one of his top clients, part of the three "Gaymigos" design team, wants to public with the fact he's straight. His boss, Naomi, is in a people profession who doesn't like people and who often uses Jake to act as her go-between when things get too personal with staff or clients. Brooke (Julie Bowen) is an office temp who doesn't take any of Jake's BS. Brooke is one of the few women who has ever said "no" to a date with Jake. Photographer (Greg Ellis). 145669 2005 Jake in Progress: Take a Number T DVD -R HQ 3043 Episode#7. 3-31-2005. New York City Public Relations whiz Jake Phillips (John Stamos) tries to shed his lothario ways. PR head Naomi Clark (Wendie Malick) is a late-in-life pregnant battle-ax boss. Satirizes celebrities, lady-magazine models, star-crazed tabloids. Jake finds himself falling for a model who is ranked No. 47 on a magazine's super sexy list, until he meets her friend who is ranked No. 3. 145670 2005 Jake in Progress: Ubusy? T DVD -R HQ 3019 Episode #4. 3-17-2005. PR New York City Public Relations whiz Jake Phillips (John Stamos) tries to shed his lothario ways. PR head Naomi Clark (Wendie Malick) is a late-in-life pregnant battle-ax boss. Satirizes celebrities, ladies-magazine models, star-crazed tabloids. While dealing with an actress who wants to end a romance with a younger actor, Jake wishes to deepen a relationship of his own. His boss, Naomi, is in a people profession who doesn't like people and who often uses Jake to act as her go-between when things get too personal with staff or clients. Brooke (Julie Bowen) is an office temp who doesn't take any of Jake's BS. Brooke is one of the few women who has ever said "no" to a date with Jake. 145671 2004 Jake Moxie C Canada. Short Newscaster (Neil Jones). 145672 1983 Jake Samson: Free Draw NM MLPL Singer, Shelley #2 Jake Samson Mysteries Freelance Journalist Jake Samson. Editor Artie Perrine, poker buddy, editor at Probe. Chloe was a "girl reporter" who begged for decent assignments, but when "I got them, I seized up, paralyzed." Chloe works on the Women's Pages. Wire service job. "The job I thought I'd prepared myself to do, wanted to do, was a Rosalind Russell movie. The job I was doing was an existential nightmare. I hated it." Freelance Journalist Jake Samson, an ex-cop turned private eye, and his lesbian assistant, Rosie Vincente, a carpenter, work out of Oakland. Editor Artie Perrine, poker buddy, editor at Probe Jake Sampson's job is to clear the nephew of a close friend. The young man has been charged with murder and all the evidence points to him. So Samson, helped by his lesbian friend, Rosie Vincinetti goes to work. At the heart of the investigation are shenanigans in a correspondence school. 145673 1985 Jake Samson: Full House NM OWN - P Singer, Shelley #3 Jake Samson Mysteries Editor Artie Perrine, editor at Probe, is Jake Samson's poker buddy. Samson, an ex-cop turned private eye who is sometime freelance writer works with his lesbian assistant Rosie Vincente, a carpenter out of Oakland. Editor Artie Perrine, editor at Probe, is Jake Samson's poker buddy. Samson, an ex-cop turned private eye who is sometime freelance writer works with his lesbian assistant Rosie Vincente, a carpenter out of Oakland. 145674 1999 Jake Samson: Royal Flush NM Singer, Shelley #6 Jake Samson Mysteries Editor Artie Perrine, editor at Probe, is a poker buddy to Jake Samson, an ex-cop turned private eye and sometimes freelance writer and his lesbian assistant, Rosie Vincente, a carpenter, who left Oakland for Marin County, north of the Golden Gate. Rosie got her private eye license. Jake didn't. He is understandably nervous about infiltrating the local Marin County neo-Nazi group, the Aryan Command. After all, he's Jewish. He and Rosie are trying to save a friend's goddaughter from a romantic entanglement with a disenchanted neo-Nazi who is too terrified to defect from the group. Jake goes undercover as an aspiring right-wing extremist. He learns of plans to murder an outspoken radio talk-show host. 145675 1982 Jake Samson: Samson's Deal NM Singer, Shelley #1 Jake Samson Mysteries Editor Artie Perrine, editor at Probe, is Jake Samson's poker buddy. Samson, an ex-cop turned private eye who is sometime freelance writer works with his lesbian assistant Rosie Vincente, a carpenter out of Oakland. 145676 1987 Jake Samson: Suicide King NM Singer, Shelley #5 Jake Samson Mysteries Editor Artie Perrine, editor at Probe, is Jake Samson's poker buddy. Samson, an ex-cop turned private eye who is sometime freelance writer works with his lesbian assistant Rosie Vincente, a carpenter out of Oakland. 145677 1986 Jake Samson:: Spit in the Ocean NM OWN - H Singer, Shelley #4 Jake Samson Mysteries Editor Artie Perrine, editor at Probe, is Jake Samson's poker buddy. Samson, an ex-cop turned private eye who is sometime freelance writer works with his lesbian assistant Rosie Vincente, a carpenter out of Oakland. 145678 2000 Jake: Today I Become a Man DT Interviewer Stacey A. Foiles. 13-year-old boy who is already a drag queen. 145679 2004 Jakers! Adventures of Piggley Winks, The: Extra! Extra! T DVD -R 1667 Episode 5-9-2004 Newspaper. The gang tries to write newspaper stories. 145680 2002 Jamaica SS OWN Schickler, David New Yorker Magazine, 1/7/2002, pp. 64-70. TV News Producer. Everett Dose, for 18 years edited news for a local television network, WAOK, in Chicago. 145681 2000 James "Dr. Risk" Denny: Risk of Fortune, The NM Berger, Bob #3 Dr. Risk Mysteries Columnist James Denny, otherwise known as Dr. Risk, writes a weekly column on everyday risks for a New York tabloid. On Thanksgiving Day, Dr. Risk's dad loses big at the world's largest casino on America's smallest Indian reservation. Denny, aka Dr. Risk, must win the money back and solve two murders. The setting, based on the Pequot tribe's Foxwoods Casino, is Bearforest Casino in Connecticut. Called by his mom to help, Denny tries to force his dead to face a gambling addiction. When the second murder of a tribe member occurs, the Indian nation hires Dr. Risk to solve the killings. They'll wipe clean his dad's debt if he does. But Dr. Risk's investigation stirs up a hornet's nest. Everyone in Connecticut has the motive to do harm to the now wealthy tribe: the local townies, the State Police, a gubernatorial candidate running on an anti-gambling platform, and a rival Indian tribe down the road. Indeed, only through his deductive skills, risk theory expertise, tai chi talents and advanced degree in being a smart-aleck, is Dr. Risk able to find the real culprit. And in so doing, to confront the lumps and bumps of his own heritage. 145682 1996 James "Dr. Risk" Denny: Risk of Heaven, The NM Berger, Bob #2 Dr. Risk Mysteries Columnist James Denny, otherwise known as Dr. Risk, writes a weekly column on everyday risks for a New York tabloid. The mild-mannered Risk is not the kind of person you'd expect to find waking up on an abandoned Hudson River pier. He appears to be suffering the worst hangover of his life and all he can remember of the previous night is going to a party hosted by his old college friend. When he returns home, he is horrified to find the police waiting to arrest him on charges of molesting his friend's little girl. Freed on bail, Dr. Risk uses all the tricks of his risk-theory trade to find out what happened. He tries to fill in the big hole in his memory as he careens from Brighton Beach to the East Village in search of the truth. On his urban odyssey, he encounters villainous activities and assorted mob types. 145683 1995 James "Dr. Risk" Denny: Risk of Murder, The NM Berger, Bob #1 Dr. Risk Mysteries Columnist James Denny, otherwise known as Dr. Risk, writes a weekly column on everyday risks for a New York tabloid. He becomes involved with a beautiful artist who leads the syndicated columnist into a complex world of murder and deceit. In real life, Dr. Risk is James Denny, a mild-mannered New Yorker who's just met the woman of his dreams. But what are the odds of the beautiful Soho artist getting run down by a runaway cab? As James delves into his dead girlfriend's outrageous and dangerous world, he stacks up the odds against his own survival. 145684 1945 James A. Fitzpatrick's James A. Fitzpatrick's Traveltalks -- The Voice of the Globe: On the Shores of Nova Scotia DM DVD -R HQ 2636 Short Subject Travel Host James A. Fitzpatrick 145685 1944 James A. FitzPatrick's Travel Talks: Voice of the Globe, The: Glimpses of Old England DM SVD 1334 Short Subject Travel Host James A. Fitzpatrick 145686 1936 James A. FitzPatrick's Traveltalks -- The Voice of the Globe: Colorful Bombay: A Fitzpatrick Travelogue DM DVD -R HQ 2326 Short Subject Travel Host James A. Fitzpatrick 145687 1935 James A. FitzPatrick's Traveltalks -- The Voice of the Globe: Floral Japan, A FitzPatrick Traveltalk DM VHS 1271 Short Subject Travel Host James A. Fitzpatrick 145688 1935 James A. FitzPatrick's Traveltalks -- The Voice of the Globe: Glimpses of Old England. FitzPatrick Traveltalk DM DVD -R HQ 3054 Short Subject Travel Host James A. Fitzpatrick 145689 1933 James A. FitzPatrick's Traveltalks -- The Voice of the Globe: Inside Passage, The. FitzPatrick Traveltalk DM DVD -R HQ 5359 Short Subject Travel Host James A. Fitzpatrick 145690 1945 James A. Fitzpatrick's Traveltalks -- The Voice of the Globe: Life on the Thames DM SVD 1414 Short Subject Travel Host James A. Fitzpatrick 145691 1936 James A. FitzPatrick's Traveltalks -- The Voice of the Globe: Paris on Parade Travelogue DM DVD -R HQ 2723 Short Subject Travel Host James A. Fitzpatrick 145692 1933 James A. FitzPatrick's Traveltalks -- The Voice of the Globe: Quaint Quebec. FitzPatrick Traveltalk DM DVD -R HQ 10533 Short Subject Travel Host James A. Fitzpatrick 145693 1935 James A. FitzPatrick's Traveltalks -- The Voice of the Globe: Visiting St. Louis, A FitzPatrick Traveltalk DM DVD -R HQ 3512 Short Subject Travel Host James A. Fitzpatrick 145694 1936 James A. FitzPatrick's Traveltalks -- The Voice of the Globe: West Point on the Hudson: A Fitzpatrick Travelogue DM DVD -R HQ 3340 Short Subject Travel Host James A. Fitzpatrick 145695 1945 James A. FitzPatrick's Traveltalks -- The Voice of the Globe: Where Time Stands Still DM DVD -R HQ 2651 Short Subject Travel Host James A. Fitzpatrick 145696 1996 James and the Giant Peach M Reporter #1 (Michael Girardin). Reporter #2 (J. Stephen Coyle). Reporter #3 (Tony Haney). 145697 1978 James at 15: Actions Speak Louder T Episode News Media 145698 1977 James at 15: Girl With the Bad Rep, The T Episode. 11-3-1977 News Media 145699 1978 James at 15: Hour Before Midnight, An T Episode. News Media 145700 1978 James at 16: Knocking Heads T Episode. News Media 145701 1976 James Dean MT News Media 145702 2001 James Dean M Time Magazine Reporter (Matt Holly) 145703 2004 James Ellroy Presents Bazaar Bizarre MT News Media. The Reporter (Karen Blakeman). The Radio Guy (Skid Roadie). The Court Reporter (Barbara Spring). TV News Anchor (David Paymer). 145704 2004 James Ivory DT Interviewer Catherine Berge. 145705 1985 James Joyce's Women M Interviewer (James E. O'Grady - The Interviewer). Interviewer (Timothy E. O'Grady - The Interviewer). 145706 1998 Jamie Foxx Show, The: Afterschool Special, The T Episode #41. 4-26-1998 Hotel Critic (Dennis Singletary). 145707 2000 Jamie Foxx Show, The: If the Shoe Fits… T Episode #94. 11-26-2000 Reporter (Melissa Howard). 145708 2003 Jamie Kennedy Experiment, The: Episode 303 T DVD -R HQ 8188 Episode #43. 10-2-2003 Celebrity Photographer. Jamie poses as a ruthless celebrity photographer. Jamie and his mark Harris go on a paparazzi mission posing as gas men to invade a celebrity's home and photograph her as she's recovering from plastic surgery. 145709 2003 Jamie Kennedy Experiment, The: Episode 306. T SVD 1494 Episode #46. 10-23-2003 TV News Director (Jamie Kennedy) tests the limits of an auditioning news Anchor Miguel. Kennedy has patch on one eye, said he was mauled by a grizzly bear. Female TV Reporter Nadia got her friend Miguel to audition for the Xtreme News. Xtreme News WB 17 at 11 p.m. in Philadelphia. African-American Miguel does whatever Kennedy tells him to do. Fake Cameraman getting shot live on camera trying to get a shot that Miguel was asking for. Hidden cameras capture it all. Newsman Steve Highsmith interviews Kennedy's childhood neighbor. 145710 2002 Jamie Kennedy Experiment, The: Show 10 T Episode #10. 3-17-2002. News Media. Swarmy Reporter (Katrina Lenk). 145711 2004q Jamie Swift: Full Blast NM Evanovich, Janet and Charlotte Hughes #3 Jamie Swift Series Editor-Owner Jamie Swift of the Beaumont Gazette. Max Holt, multi-millionaire part-owner of newspaper. Together they form a detective team. Editor Mike Henderson. Vera Bankhead, secretary-assistant editor. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Destiny Moultrie ("Divine Love Goddess, advisor"), Someone is killing some of the town's most annoying citizens and all clues lead to the new personals section in the newspaper. There's never a dull moment for the residents of Beaumont, South Carolina. Lately, a heat wave's spiked the mercury--and everyone's sex drive! These days, when Jamie runs into Max, it's all she can do not to tear his clothes off--and the feeling is mutual. But trouble seems to follow Max like moths to a flame, and Jamie suspects he's all wrong for her. Meanwhile, the lingerie shop is having a sale on edible underwear, while the bakery's selling aphrodisiac-laced brownies and X-rated birthday cakes. Even Jamie's dog, Fleas, is dodging passes from the amorous French poodle next door! But when someone starts bumping off some of the town's more annoying citizens, all clues lead straight to the new personals section in Jamie's newspaper. Pretty soon, things are getting hot and heavy, as Max and Jamie start uncovering secrets--and undressing each other.... 145712 2005 Jamie Swift: Full Bloom N Evanovich, Janet and Charlotte Hughes #4 Jamie Swift Series Editor-Owner Jamie Swift of the Beaumont Gazette. Max Holt, multi-millionaire part-owner of newspaper. Together they form a detective team. Editor Mike Henderson. Vera Bankhead, secretary-assistant editor. The temperature's on "sizzle" again in Beaumont, South Carolina, where peach trees are in season and ripe for the picking. So is its newest entrepreneur, Annie Fortenberry, who has inherited her grandmother's B&B (and its eccentric handyman Erdle Thorney). According to a local psychic she also inherited a spirit from its glory days as a brothel-not the kind of publicity the Peach Tree Bed & Breakfast needs if it's hosting millionaire Max Holt's upcoming wedding! If rumors of a naughty, prank-playing ghost aren't stressful enough, a mysterious man has arrived with an eye on Annie and her master suite. Wes Bridges is all leather and denim, sporting a two-day beard, straddling a Harley, and sending the B&B's testosterone level through the roof. Annie's cool demeanor may be dropping as fast as Wes's jeans, but leave it to her missing ex-husband to dampen the passion! Turns out someone has done him in, and all evidence points to Annie! Wrapped up in a murder plot, Annie must find the killer, save her own neck, and get back to where she was-wrapped up in Wes's strong loving arms.... 145713 2006 Jamie Swift: Full Scoop NM Evanovich, Janet and Charlotte Hughes #5 Jamie Swift Series Editor-Owner Jamie Swift of the Beaumont Gazette. Max Holt, multi-millionaire part-owner of newspaper. Together they form a detective team. Editor Mike Henderson. Vera Bankhead, secretary-assistant editor. Swift and Holt have babies on the brain as a new mystery grabs their attention. Mercury's in retrograde, and folks in Beaumont, South Carolina, are dealing with gossip, scandal, misunderstandings, and more secrets than ever. Local pediatrician Maggie Farnsworth has even bigger worries. Her wild-girl past has caught up with her in the form of her ex-boyfriend, a jailbird who just flew the coop--and is bent on tracking down Maggie and her daughter. Fortunately, FBI agent Zack Madden is on hand for protection. Unfortunately, his presence is turning up the heat on an attraction Maggie simply has no time for...or does she? But Maggie and Zack aren't the only ones getting busy: Fleas, the hound dog, is up to his old tricks--this time with Butterbean, a very alluring...goat? Jamie Swift and millionaire Max Holt have babies on the brain. And resident psychic-slash-astrologer Destiny is fighting a crush of her own. Since the town's ice cream parlor is a magnet for gossip, no one can keep a secret and the sticky situations are getting even stickier... 145714 2003 Jamie Swift: Full Speed NM OWN - P Evanovich, Janet and Charlotte Hughes #2 Jamie Swift Series Editor-Owner Jamie Swift of the Beaumont Gazette. Max Holt, multi-millionaire part-owner of newspaper. Together they form a detective team. Managing editor Mike Henderson. Vera Bankhead, secretary-editorial assistant. Jamie and Max have intense chemistry--even though they drive each other crazy. Max thinks Jamie is a magnet for trouble and Jamie thinks Max is the most annoyingly sexy, mysterious man she's ever met. She knows she should stay away from him. But boy, oh boy, do the sparks fly when they get together. Jamie is a newspaper owner from a small Southern town. And now she's after the story of a lifetime. Max Holt is right in the middle of that story, and so Jamie tracks down the millionaire playboy, forcing him to take her on as partner. What follows is a story of a corrupt minister, a gang of mobsters on the loose, a hound dog called Fleas, a wise-cracking computer genius, and lots of love in the fast lane. Not to mention plenty of steamy action between Jamie and Max. 145715 2003 Jamie Swift: Full Tilt NM OWN - P Evanovich, Janet and Charlotte Hughes #1 Jamie Swift Mysteries Editor-Owner Jamie Swift of the Beaumont Gazette. Maximillan “Max” Holt, multi-millionaire part-owner of newspaper. Together they form a detective team. Managing editor Mike Henderson. Vera Bankhead, secretary-editorial assistant. Holt, a daredevil millionaire with a talking car overwhelms Swift, a flaky newspaper owner. He moves into her life like a steamroller. When someone sprays her office with gunfire, only Max can save her. Now she'll have to rely on him to sort out the tangle of embezzlement, mayhem and attempted murder that threatens her bucolic world of Beaumont, South Carolina. Jamie Swift has one priority in quiet Beaumont, South Carolina: running the local newspaper. Romance runs second. But with the arrival of her silent partner, the notoriously mysterious and sexy Maximillian Holt, Jamie’s life gets shaken up. Max claims he’s here to give his brother-in-law a vote of confidence. A former wrestler, Frankie Fontana’s now taking his shots in the political ring. Beaumont could use a mayor with scruples, but what it gets is a crime -- and what Jamie gets is a story that’s taking her for a ride on the wild side, complete with two assassins, a washed-up stripper, and an insane poacher. Between a spray of bullets and a fast getaway, could it get any more romantic -- or dangerous? Max and Jamie are betting their lives on a long shot. 145716 2007 Jammed, The M Newsreader on TV (Gabby Brennan). 145717 2008 Jancy Dewhurst: Murder Aboard the Choctaw Gambler N Ervin, Sharon #2 Jancy Dewhurst Series. Ervin is a former newspaper reporter with a degree in journalism from the University of Oklahoma. Reporter Jancy Dewhurst of the Bishop Clarian joins Arizona State Bureau of Investigation Agent Jim Willis who is looking into the murder of Larry Potter, a croupier on the Choctaw Gambler riverboat casino. Wills concludes that Larry was in the wrong place at the wrong time and looked especially in the dark like the owner Jesse Chase. The sniper must have thought he was killing Jesse. At the same time the rival Dominion News Editor Tyrone asks Jancy to investigate rumors that volatile G.C. Gideon has bankrupted his elderly father Tyrone’s vast ranching empire to pay his gambling debts. As she looks into that, G.C. remains the prime suspect in the Potter murder as he had a fight with Chase over gambling debts. After Jancy interrogates Tyrone, an outraged G.C. brutally beats up his father and sends his henchman Bubba Valentine to kill the meddling reporter. He describes in detail how the nosy reporter is to die. Jim, who is attracted to Jancy, tries to keep the curious journalist safe even as he fears he will lose her to her career’s ambitions. Struggling with her contradictory desires -- to settle in Bishop, Oklahoma with Jim or to pursue her career as an overseas correspondent -- Jancy doesn’t realize she’s been targeted for death. She has no idea that her car being run off the road on a rainy afternoon is intentional. The danger finally becomes clear, even to her, however, when a bomb destroys her newly repaired vehicle killing two kids who had taken it for a joy ride. With Jim’s assistance, Jancy overcomes one life-threatening dilemma only to find herself mired in yet another. 145718 2006 Jancy Dewhurst: Ribbon Murders, The N Ervin, Sharon #1 Jancy Dewhurst Series Cub Reporter Jancy Dewhurst has a plan for her life. One more year working for the Clarion and she can leave behind the university town of Bishop, Oklahoma to land her dream job as an overseas wire correspondent. Then her first homicide scene sets her on the trail of a serial killer and throw her together with Agent Jim Wills, a natty state cop with an attitude to match his good looks, who has no use for “meddling” reporters. The murderer leaves a peculiar signature on each male victim -- a baby-blue ribbon around an intimate body part. As the investigation continues, Jancy and Jim’s mutual attraction grows despite their efforts to deny it. With the death of a close friend, the case gets personal -- and the evidence points towards the sheriff’s office. As Jancy and Jim’s plot to trap their quarry, the killer lays plans that may claim them both. 145719 1973 Jane N OWN - H Wells, Dee Film Critic Jane Cornell, American film critic for a Sunday family newspaper in London. 145720 2003 Jane P Behrman, S.N. Revival of 1952 play Press Magnate Lord Beaverbrook (Roland Johnson) parody. 145721 1938 Jane Adler R Series Reporter 145722 1940 Jane Arden R Series Newspaperwoman 145723 1929 Jane Arden CB Barrett, Monte 1929-1949 Female Reporter 145724 1938 Jane Arden and the Vanished Princess NM OWN Barrett, Monte and Russell Ross Female Reporter 145725 1940 Jane Arden Crime Reporter NM OWN Barrett, Monte and Russell Ross Volume 1, No. 1, March 1948 (Comic Book) Female Reporter 145726 1939 Jane Arden, the Adventures of M SVDSP 590 Newswoman (Rosella Towne) goes off in pursuit of a smuggling ring (with William Gargan). Based on comic strip character 145727 1947 Jane Arden: Crime Reporter Jane Arden: Case of the Whispering Gun CB OWN Barrett, Monte and Russell Ross Pageant of Comics. Vol. 1, No. 2, Oct. 1947. Female Reporter 145728 2007 Jane Austen Book Club, The M Editor (Graham Norris). 145729 1998 Jane Austen's Mafia! M Newscaster (Pat Harvey) 145730 1983 Jane Doe MT Reporter (Julie Brown). Reporter (Wayne Cox). Reporter (Fred Latremouille). Reporter (Terry David Mulligan). 145731 2001 Jane Doe MT TV Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand) 145732 2007 Jane Doe: Eye of the Beholder MT News Media. News Reporter (Jennifer Sorenson). 145733 2006 Jane Doe: Harder They Fall, The MT Reporter (Rueben Grundy). 145734 2005 Jane Doe: Now You See It, Now You Don't. MT Reporter Carmen Fayos (Alicia Benavides). Declaration of Independence is stolen while on display in a Los Angeles Bank. 145735 1930 Jane From Hell’s Kitchen, The SS OWN - P Paul, Perry Gun Molls, October 1930. In “The Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps,” edited by Otto Penzler, pp. 979-997. Newspaper. “Scare heads starting up at him in crude challenge.” Newspaper boys. “A pie-eyed newspaper reporter slouched over her table and began to talk. Dizzy knew him, but to add authenticity to her changed character she sent him away with a stinging rebuff that made even his calloused sensibilities writhe. 145736 1919 Jane Goes A-Wooing M AFI-Playwrights Writer 145737 2004 Jane Pauley Show, The DT TV Journalist Jane Pauley interviews guests. 145738 1998 Jane Storey: 82 Desire NM Smith, Julie #8 Skip Langdon-Jane Storey Mysteries Investigative Reporter Jane Storey for the New Orleans Times-Picayune is hot on the case trying to figure out why husband of a city councilman vanished. She's on the brink of the biggest story of her life but she has a bad feeling about it. Storey teams up with a Police Detective Skip Langdon and an African-American aspiring private investigator. The case is being choreographed by a mysterious tipster who is feeding them information. But what is his agenda? The probe heats up when a seedy private investigator is also found dead. New Orleans Police Detective Langon is a tall, slightly overweight but still tough and resourceful cop. She meets Talba Wallis, a young, pretty African-American woman with gorgeous hair, large of butt and bust and stuffed into black jeans and a white T-shirt. She's a gifted poet known as Baroness de Pontalba and a computer expert. Reporter Storey, back in print after an unhappy foray into TV news, is involved with both of them to solve the mystery. 145739 1997 Jane Storey: Crescent City Kill NM Smith, Julie #7 Skip Langdon-Jane Storey Mysteries Investigative Reporter Jane Storey for the New Orleans Times-Picayune Jane had done man-in-the-street interviews. 145740 1996 Jane Storey: Kindness of Strangers, The NM Smith, Julie #6 Skip Langdon-Jane Storey Mysteries Investigative Reporter Jane Storey for the New Orleans Times-Picayune. There's one honest guy in town and he's lying and murdering as well. Also a hurricane is coming to town. Storey pours her heart out on being stalked, on having her phone tapped, on having someone you're writing about watching your house, going through your garbage. Reporter Storey, back in print after an unhappy foray into TV news, is involved with both of them to solve the mystery. 145741 2001 Jane Storey: Louisiana Hotshot NM Smith, Julie #1 Talba Wallis and Eddie Valentino Mysteries Investigative Reporter Jane Storey for the New Orleans Times-Picayune "Great big piece by Jane Storey. "Let me see that." Eddie Valentino pulled the screen toward him and read the piece aloud. 145742 2003 Jane Storey: Mean Woman Blues NM Smith, Julie #9 Skip Langdon-Jane Storey Mysteries Investigative Reporter Jane Storey for the New Orleans Times-Picayune. 145743 2005 Jane Storey: P.I. On a Hot Tin Roof NM Smith, Julie #4 Talba Wallis and Eddie Valentino Mysteries Reporter Jane Storey of the New Orleans Times-Picayune put in 27 calls to Private Investigator Talba Wallis who finally calls her back. Wallis tells Storey she couldn't say anything, but to please treat her nicely in tomorrow's paper and Jane would get her reward when the details shook out. Storey on the phone to Talba: "Hey, brace yourself, Baroness. There are going to be at least three stories. The first one's running tomorrow. We did it! We really did it." Later: "Keep an ear out today. I've got the other stuff or I will by the time it runs." Reporter Storey, back in print after an unhappy foray into TV news, is a tenacious reporter who won't give up on a story. 145744 2001 Jane White Is Sick & Twisted M News Media. Anchor Chris Jobin (Richard Kline) 145745 1994 Jane Whitney Show, The DT Series. 1-17-1994 to 109-1-1994. NBC TV News Anchor Jane Whitney, an ex-Philadelphia news anchor ran this Oprah-clone talk show. 145746 1990 Jane Winfield: Deadly Rehearsal NM Peterson, Audrey #4 Jane Winfield -Andrew Quentin Mysteries Journalist Jane Winfield, a British journalist and music writer in London. When the Southmere Opera Festival producer is murdered, there is no lack of suspects. As publicist for the festival, Jane was a short hop from London where her solicitor husband James Hall, pursued his career in Gray's Inn. It takes the combined sleuthing skills of Andrew Quentin and Jane Winfield to unravel the mystery, clear Jane's husband name and uncover a conspiracy of smuggling, adultery and murder. The night of the dress rehearsal for La Traviata, James came down to Sussex, arriving just in time to discover the body of the festival producer sprawled at the base of an ancient stone tower. It was clearly murder. What wasn't clear was why anyone would kill the goose that laid the golden guineas. Or what connection there might be between a small but prestigious music festival and the string of violent coincidences that followed, jeopardizing Jane herself. 145747 1989 Jane Winfield: Death in Wessex NM Peterson, Audrey #2 Jane Winfield -Andrew Quentin Mysteries Journalist Jane Winfield, a British journalist and music writer in London. Music Student Jane was enjoying her research life in the small English village of Bockton. Her professor from California, Andrew Quentin, was a guest at nearby Braden Beck, site of the upcoming church fund-raiser. To Andrew and Jane, the fete seemed a charming tradition. Then a body of a strange man, an apparent suicide, was found on the Braden estate. Village gossips were more interested in amorous exploits of the beautiful bored wife of the local schoolteacher. When another body turns up on the day of the festival -- this time, a deliberate, brutal murder -- Jane and Andrew were drawn into a web of strange, dark secrets festering beneath the calm surface of the English countryside. 145748 1990 Jane Winfield: Elegy in a Country Graveyard NM Peterson, Audrey #5 Jane Winfield -Andrew Quentin Mysteries Journalist Jane Winfield, a British journalist and music writer in London, is snug and happy in London tending her new baby and writing the biography of a brilliant pianist. But her halcyon days are cut violently short when her beloved Aunt Carlotta is killed in a hit-and-run accident near her West Yorkshire cottage. A former governess, Carlotta Burns kept journals that illuminate the life and death of the pianist, her most famous pupil. The faded pages also reveal a singular tale of desire and treachery, genius and passion -- forces that are winding to the present. For Jane's dear great-aunt left an estate valued at more than 200,000 pounds. Already the heirs and would-be heirs are gathering, from Jane's long-lost American cousin to the pianist's last lover seeking a memento in cash. With her husband, James, and her friend Andrew Quentin by her side, Jane is struggling to uncover the truth about her aunt's rich legacy -- and her sudden death. Then disaster strikes again and Jane must pursue an unknown killer to save her baby's life. 145749 1991 Jane Winfield: Lament for Christabel NM Peterson, Audrey #6 Jane Winfield -Andrew Quentin Mysteries Journalist Jane Winfield, a British journalist and music writer in London. She is on assignment in Italy. From the Tuscan Hills to England's Lake District to a tiny Swiss retreat, Jane and Professor Andrew Quentin try to unravel a 20-year-old mystery. A highly acclaimed composer died leaving a private life that was a happily passionate muddle of wives, ex-wives and mistresses, and a single cherished daughter Quentin is outside Florence to study the composer's brilliant unfinished "Christabel," a work that resonated eerily with the composer's own tumultuous existence. He stumbled on a shocking scene that left the composer's daughter's estranged husband dead. She is haunted by virulent threats and Andrew has fallen in love with the terrified young widow. Jane and Andrew try to sort out the mystery. 145750 1989 Jane Winfield: Murder in Burgundy NM Peterson, Audrey #3 Jane Winfield -Andrew Quentin Mysteries Journalist Jane Winfield, a British journalist and music writer in London. A canal cruise on a French pleasure barge is the setting for a baffling double murder that has Jane and Professor Andrew Quentin scrambling to catch a killer. A famous American musical agent had no sense of reserve. Everyone board the Jacqueline was privy to the startling news that is first wife, a French woman, had been pregnant when she left him. And now his booming voice leaves no doubt of his refusal to make a will to provide for his step-children. When he takes a near-fatal tumble into the canal, his notorious flair for the dramatic ensured that no one took seriously his claim he was pushed. Even Winfield and Quentin, commissioned to write his biography, agreed that his fall must have been result of dizziness since he had a bad heart. But days later, he is dead from an overdose of heart medicine. And his second wife is found bludgeoned with a heavy brass candlestick. Now with the help of the French police, Jane and Andrew set up an elaborate trap to catch a killer aboard the Jacqueline. 145751 1988 Jane Winfield: Nocturne Murder NM Peterson, Audrey #1 Jane Winfield -Andrew Quentin Mysteries Journalist Jane Winfield, a British journalist and music writer in London. As an American graduate student, Jane's lover was the eminent Music Critic Maxwell Fordham. When American graduate student Jane Winfield returns to her London flat, she finds her lover dead, his head bashed in with a statue of Chopin. Accused of the crime, Jane must track down the killer herself. 145752 2001 Jane Yeats: Bad Date NM Brady, Liz #2 Jane Yeats Mysteries Toronto Crime Journalist Jane Yeats has an attitude, a dog and a Harley. She’s a still-grieving widow who smokes and sometimes drinks too much. Jane is also an acclaimed business writer who supports herself exposing corruption among the business elite. She’s a motorbike-riding business writer full of her trademark smart-ass attitude and fondness for Irish ale -- not to mention her problems with her next-door neighbor, a crack-addicted prostitute whose body comes to rest on Jane’s front law one morning. Our reclusive sleuth’s life accelerates faster than her new Harley as she is thrust headlong into an unsolicited investigation of a string of unsolved sex-trade mysteries. Not surprisingly, Jane has three unusual helpers -- her mother, Etta, the over-the-top owner of the city’s hottest country music bar; her Native artist friend, Silver, who is busy subverting her own rising celebrity, and Max the Wonder Dog, who is torn between two lovers (Jane and eight-ounce burgers). Soon though, Jane finds herself terrifyingly alone, face-to-face with the ultimate in “bad dates.” 145753 2004 Jane Yeats: See Jane Run! NM Brady, Liz #3 Jane Yeats Mysteries Toronto Crime Journalist Jane Yeats has an attitude and a passion for a dog, Harleys, hops and hard-boiled adventure. Overnight, Jane is forced to confront the shocking nightmare that has haunted her for years -- the chance murder of her lover, Peter. Only the certainty that William Shortt, a serial rapist and killer, had been imprisoned for life has kept her clinging to the narrow ledge of sanity. Then, on the eve of admitting that he’d falsely confessed to the horrific crimes, Shortt is permanently silenced by another inmate. Jane devotes herself to a vengeful mission: to track down Pete’s killer, whatever it takes. A deadly pursuit ensues, as Jane’s professional objectivity and her ethics dissolve into electrifying rage. From privileged Rosedale to the city’s underworld, she nails every clue in a complex pilot that builds to a bone-shattering climax on the balcony of a luxury condo high above Toronto’s waterfront. See Jane Run! 145754 1998 Jane Yeats: Sudden Blow NM Brady, Liz #1 Jane Yeats Mysteries Toronto Journalist Jane Yeats has an attitude, a dog and a Harley. She’s a still-grieving widow who smokes and sometimes drinks too much. Jane is also an acclaimed business writer who supports herself exposing corruption among the business elite. She’s a motorbike-riding business writer and she is asked to investigate the death of a tycoon, a highly unpopular developer. The prime suspect is his estranged gay son. The murderer could also e someone involved in organized crime. 145755 2004 Jane's Warlord N Knight, Angela Crime Reporter Jane Colby is the next target of a time traveling killer who's come forward in time to kill again. Sent from 300 years in the future is a bio-engineered warlord who is sent to keep Colby safe. This macho, protective hero finds himself attracted to this brave, modern heroine. 145756 2005 Jane’s World: Jane Wyatt CB Braddock, Paige Devised in June 1991 but never got into a newspaper until 1998. Put on the Internet in March, 25 1998. In late 2001, “Jane’s World” was printed as a new comic strip and on April 27, 2005, it went from a computer-strip to comic book format. Reporter-Editor Jane Wyatt is a hapless newspaper editor who has many strange adventures with a large group of friends. Jane is a young lesbian woman living in a trailer with her roommate, Ethan. She has worked at a variety of low-end to mid-level jobs. Currently employed as a reporter for a small newspaper. “Jane’s World’s” ensemble includes many of Jane’s friends who are lesbian or bisexual. Chelle Archer (pronounced shell) is a dark character with background in special ops. She used to be Jane's girlfriend, but they broke up when Jane and Chelle each independently reached the conclusion that the other was more and more the kind of person who annoyed them, their incompatibility finally inescapable. In 2003, Chelle blew her secret cover at the local newspaper, revealed to be an operative of a private detective or intelligence agency, and arranged for Jane to get her job at the newspaper. 145757 1998 Jane’s World: Jane Wyatt CS Braddock, Paige Devised in June 1991 but never got into a newspaper until 1998. Put on the Internet in March, 25 1998. In late 2001, “Jane’s World” was printed as a new comic strip and on April 27, 2005, it went from a computer-strip to comic book format. Reporter-Editor Jane Wyatt is a hapless newspaper editor who has many strange adventures with a large group of friends. Jane is a young lesbian woman living in a trailer with her roommate, Ethan. She has worked at a variety of low-end to mid-level jobs. Currently employed as a reporter for a small newspaper. “Jane’s World’s” ensemble includes many of Jane’s friends who are lesbian or bisexual. Chelle Archer (pronounced shell) is a dark character with background in special ops. She used to be Jane's girlfriend, but they broke up when Jane and Chelle each independently reached the conclusion that the other was more and more the kind of person who annoyed them, their incompatibility finally inescapable. In 2003, Chelle blew her secret cover at the local newspaper, revealed to be an operative of a private detective or intelligence agency, and arranged for Jane to get her job at the newspaper. 145758 1998 Jane’s World: Jane Wyatt W Braddock, Paige Devised in June 1991 but never got into a newspaper until 1998. Put on the Internet in March, 25 1998. In late 2001, “Jane’s World” was printed as a new comic strip and on April 27, 2005, it went from a computer-strip to comic book format. Reporter-Editor Jane Wyatt is a hapless newspaper editor who has many strange adventures with a large group of friends. Jane is a young lesbian woman living in a trailer with her roommate, Ethan. She has worked at a variety of low-end to mid-level jobs. Currently employed as a reporter for a small newspaper. “Jane’s World’s” ensemble includes many of Jane’s friends who are lesbian or bisexual. Chelle Archer (pronounced shell) is a dark character with background in special ops. She used to be Jane's girlfriend, but they broke up when Jane and Chelle each independently reached the conclusion that the other was more and more the kind of person who annoyed them, their incompatibility finally inescapable. In 2003, Chelle blew her secret cover at the local newspaper, revealed to be an operative of a private detective or intelligence agency, and arranged for Jane to get her job at the newspaper. 145759 1919 Janet of Kootenay: Life, Love & Laughter In An Arcady Of The West N MLPL Mackowan, Evah May Cartwright Reporter Janet Kirk, teacher, reporter, homesteader. 145760 1944 Janie M DVD -R HQ 5363, 5364. SVDSP 1330 Bentham, Josephine, Herschel V. Willams, Jr. (Play). Agnes Christine Johnston, Charles Hoffman (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Charles Conway (Edward Arnold) writes editorial in his newspaper warning of danger to local girls if proposed Army base is established near his town. Part of his concern is for daughter who takes up with serviceman and dumps high school boyfriend. To get even, jealous beau arranges to throw wild party for servicemen at her home while her parents are gone. Military and police arrive and so do her parents. All is resolved happily when soldiers are shipped off, although new group arrives to take their place. Life Photographer (John Alvin). Photographer (Peter Stackpole). 145761 1946 Janie Gets Married M DVD -R HQ 6967, 6968 Bentham, Josephine, Herschel V. Williams, Jr. (Characters). Agnes Christine Johnson (Screenplay) Ness Book - Sequel to "Janie," 1944. Publisher Charles Conway (Edward Arnold) gets his son-in-law Dick Lawrence (Robert Hutton) a job as a reporter after he returns from the service. When he meets with WAC about a column he wants to write, Janie misunderstands. She tries to make him jealous with her ex-boyfriend. Harley P. Stowers (Donald Meek) buys Conway's paper and Lawrence is asked to write a column and head a newspaper department for servicemen. Clarke, the City Editor (Charles Jordan). Reporter (Philo McCullough). Reporter (Geraldine Wall) 145762 1977 Janiksen vuosi MF Photographer Miettinen (Juha Kandolin). 145763 2003 Janitor, The M Newscaster (Kelly De Sarla). 145764 2007 Janitor’s Office, The M Short Radio Reporter (Sarah Groundwater - Voice). Five teenagers are trapped in the janitor’s office of their high school. With no way of escape and a killer on the loose, the teens must keep it together and find a way out before they are found. 145765 1989 January Man, The M Tabloid. Use of New York tabloids to tell story. Reporters at killing. Newscaster-Reporter (Richard Johnson). Newscaster-Reporter (Elizabeth Karr). Newscaster-Reporter (Jerry Rector). Newscaster-Reporter (James Ryan). Newscaster-Reporter (Grant Shaud). Newscaster-Reporter (Richard Johnson). Newscaster-Reporter (James Ryan). Newscaster (Jerry Rector). Press Representative (Bill Cwikowski). 145766 1980 Janus Imperative, The N GPL Anthony, Evelyn Journalist Max Steiner in Paris. Correspondent. Martin Jarre, editor-in-chief. 145767 1987 Janus Man, The NM OWN - P Forbes, Colin Correspondent Bob Newman 145768 2004 Japan: Memoirs of a Secret Empire: Return of the Barbarian, The T Episode #3. 6-9-2004 Former Editor (Michael Cooper), Monumenta Nipponica. 145769 2004 Japan: Memoirs of a Secret Empire: Way of the Samurai, The T Episode #1. 5-26-2004 Former Editor (Michael Cooper), Monumenta Nipponica. 145770 2004 Japan: Memoirs of a Secret Empire: Will of the Shogun, The T Episode #2. 6-2-2004 Former Editor (Michael Cooper), Monumenta Nipponica. 145771 1994 Jardin de Eden, El (aka Garden of Eden, The MF Navarro, Maria Mexico Writer. Story of a gringa writer, her hermit brother and Mexican peasant who are fascinated with Mexico and want to cross the border looking for "the garden of eden." 145772 2005 Jarhead M DVD -R HQ 9985, 9986 Reporter (Donna Kimball). Based on former Marine Anthony Swofford's best-selling 2003 book about his pre-Desert Storm experiences in Saudi Arabia and about his experiences fighting in Kuwait 145773 2004 Jasmine Palace N Vlasek, Natalja Reporter Benton Solomon is the icon of his industry. With an unsurpassable work ethic, Benton's nearly religious commitment to his career carries the reporter to the pinnacle of fame and fortune. He is the envy of men and the fantasy of women. He has conquered the American dream. His mother is of a different opinion and prays for her son the wanderer. She encourages Benton to visit a sanctuary in the South, with the hope that he might find the one thing he lacks. Out of sheer curiosity, he pays the small town of Himmel a visit with the contention that he is merely looking for a good story. The Jasmine Palace turns out to be a no-kill shelter for cats, an old farmhouse tucked away in rural Georgia. For the first time in decades, Benton has a quiet weekend to himself, and he realizes how little he truly has. 145774 1936 Jasmine Trail, The NM OWN - H Hagerty, Harry J. Newspaperman Daniel Hurley, writer of detective stories. 145775 2008 Jason Blackwell: Interview with a Serial Killer M Short Radio News Reporter (Keri Safran). 145776 1892 Jason Edwards N MLPL Garland, Hamlin Critic. Walter Reeves ("I'm green, but I ain't no salad"). Eventually becomes the Events newspaper's dramatic critic. 145777 1993 Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (aka Friday the 13th Part 9 or IX, The Dark Heart of Jason Voorhees) M Chapter #9 in the Friday the 13th series Reporter Robert Campbell (Steven Culp) of American Casefiles becomes a victim of the supernatural psycho Jason Voorhees who returns from he dead to possess the body of a medical coroner. Campbell goes to the Voorhees house and reveals his plans to spice up Jason’s unknown return from death with Jason’s half-sister’s body from the morgue. He also boasts of having sex with his girlfriend, Jessica, also Jason’s relative. Jason bursts in and transfers his heart into Robert. Robert now possessed by Jason leaves the house and attempts to be reborn through Jessica at her mother’s house. Robert is run over. Jason, as the reporter, barges into the police station and kills three people. Jason continues to go on a killing rampage using the reporter’s body. Jason transfers his heart into an officer’s body and Robert dissolves into a puddle of flesh and blood. 145778 1972 Jason King: It's Too Bad About Auntie T UK. Episode #19. 3-10-1972 Photographer (David Firth). 145779 2005 Jason Wade: Dying Hour, The NM Mofina, Rick #1 Jason Wade Mysteries Crime Reporter Jason Wade is a rookie reporter at the Seattle Mirror struggling to keep his demons behind him and achieve his lifelong dream -- landing a fulltime staff job at the Mirror. The discovery of a Seattle college student's abandoned car draws Wade into a case unlike any other that has haunted the Pacific Northwest. Overwhelmed by the cut-throat competition and disastrous personal circumstances that push him to the edge, Wade battles all odds to pursue the truth behind the woman's disappearance never knowing the monstrous price he'll pay for it. 145780 2006 Jason Wade: Every Fear NM Mofina, Rick #2 Jason Wade Mysteries Crime Reporter Jason Wade of the Seattle Mirror pursues the story of a young mother who is left for dead and clinging to life after her baby is stolen from her. 145781 2007 Jason Wade: Perfect Grave, A NM Mofina, Rick #3 Jason Wade Mysteries Crime Reporter Jason Wade of the Seattle Mirror. 145782 1997 Jasper Carrott Trial, The T UK. Series News Media. The Reporter (Caroline Webster) 145783 2003 Jasper, Texas MT SVD 1411 News Media. Woman Reporter (Deborah Odell). Reporter #1 (Dave Nichols). Reporter #2 (Rahnuma Panthaky). 145784 2005 JATV News T Series 2005- TV Anchor (Saki Miata). 145785 1985 Jawaab MF Journalist Mehta (Anjaan Srivastav) is on the run and leaves an envelope with a singer and asks him to deliver it to a policeman. The reporter is killed. His friend turns over the envelop to the police and arrests are made. From prison, the killer threatens the friend and his family. They are put into a Witness Protection program and given a new identity. The friend decides to return to Bombay to stop the killer from threatening his family. 145786 1975 Jaws M DVD -R HQ 2566, 2567, 2524. L Spielberg Editor Meadows (Carl Gottlieb), Amity's newspaper editor. TV Interviewer (Peter Benchley). 145787 1983 Jaws 3-D M News Media. Reporter (Les Alford). Reporter Gary Anstaett). Reporter (Irene Schubert). Reporter at Party (Mary Davis Duncan) 145788 1977 Jaws of Death M Correspondent (Arthur Franz) 145789 2008 Jay MF Philippines Gay TV Reporter-Producer Jay Santiago (Baron Geiseler) is doing an investigative report on a murdered gay man, also named Jay. Reporter Jay decides that the plain truth isn’t riveting enough for TV, so he tweaks it a little, perhaps a lot. The living Jay is producing a documentary of the dead Jay, a gay teacher who was brutally killed. The gay TV producer is documenting the family of a gay hate crime victim who happens to be his namesake, Jay Mercado. In the process of producing the TV documentary program, Jay Santiago intrudes into the private grief of the other Jay’s family and he is drawn to the secret life and love of his subject. A woman narrator of the Channel 8 show "Dearly Departed Ones" introduces us to a reality program which focuses a family's reaction to a sudden death. She takes us to a village in Pampanga, on Ash Wednesday 2008, and introduces Luz Mercado as she wakes up early, little suspecting the terrible news she is about to hear on TV. Luz's eldest son Jay, a schoolteacher working in Manila who was about to transfer to a lucrative post in Baltimore, has been stabbed to death in an apparent gay sex-crime. About ten minutes into this ugliness, we backtrack and observe how TV producer-director Jay Santiago and his crew manipulated the situation and set up the reenactments. What follows is a satire on the ethics of contemporary TV production. Jay follows the production of a news docudrama segment. It begins by showing us part of that segment, documenting the reaction of family and friends to the death of one Jay Mercado, a gay schoolteacher who was stabbed to death in Manila. We then cut to Jay Santiago, a segment producer on a reality news drama program on channel 8 who goes to the murdered Jay’s hometown to field a story about him under the pretense of helping the family find the killer. But it becomes obvious rather quickly that the truth isn’t the main concern, and that there are few things on television that ought to be believed. Reality television hits a new low of tastelessness and insensitivity in this satiric comedy from the Philippines. Jay is a schoolteacher who has been killed in a gay-bashing incident, but before his family can be informed of the crime, Jay Santiago (Baron Geisler), the producer of the television series "Dearly Departed Ones," gets word of the murder and dashes to the home of Jay's mother, Nanay Luz Mercado (Flor Salanga), and breaks the bad news with a camera crew on hand to capture her reaction. Santiago tells Nanay that in exchange for her cooperation, he'll tell the world about what happened to her son and the publicity will help bring the killers to justice. Nanay warily agrees, but it soon becomes clear Santiago is more interested in big emotions that will bring in big ratings than in getting justice for Jay. However, even the worst kind of fame can be addictive, and Nanay and Jay's former lover Edward (Coco Martin) find themselves eagerly pouring out their agony for the benefit of Santiago's cameras. 145790 1993 Jay Leno: Opening on David Letterman Debut Night T SV 230 Talk Show Hosts Jay Leno and David Letterman. 145791 2003 Jay, Jay, The Jet Plane: Tracy's Shooting Star T VHS 1431 Newspaper. Tarrytown Times, Your Local Newspaper Headline: "Tracy Makes Big Discovery!" Photo of Tracy and mysterious object 145792 1980 Jayne Mansfield Story, The MT SV 148 (Media Excerpts). PR Publicity Man (Lewis Arquette). Reporter #1 (Lawrence Bame). Reporter #2 (Charles Parks. Reporter #1 at Hospital (Len Lawson). Reporter #2 at the Hospital (J.P. Bumstead). City Editor (Buck Young). Photographer (Frank Holmgren). Photographer (Whitney Rydbeck). Photographer (William Ward). 145793 1968 Jazz Age, The: Majesty T Episode #3. 9-24-1968 Reporter (Kevin McHugh). Commentator (David Healy). 145794 1928 Jazz and Jasper (Eva's Apples) N Gerhardi, William Press 145795 1926 Jazz Girl, The M Truman, Bruce (Story) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter is after rumrunners and meets a woman turned detective who is also after the crooks. Both believe the other is involved in the liquor business, but they eventually join forces to catch the gang's ringleader. 145796 1929 Jazz Heaven M AFI-Publishers/Radio Radio 145797 1959 Jazz on a Summer's Day M Jazz Critic in Audience (Martin Williams). Interviewer (Willis Conover). 145798 1952 Jazz Singer, The M Photographer Mr. Demming (Jimmy Conlin). 145799 1958 Jazzgossen MF Publicity Manager (Gothe Grefbo). Film Editor (Gosta Pruzelius). 145800 1928 Jazzland M Merwin, Samuel (Story). Tom Miranda (Titles). Ada McQuillan (Scenario). AFI-Reporters -Ness Book Reporter and his brother oppose a big city nightclub opening in their small New England town and attempt to learn the identity of the owner. Brother is murdered at the club and the newspaperman exposes the killer. Ness: The film was reportedly based on assassination of a small town Midwestern editor, an incident that also served as the inspiration for Freedom of the Press. 145801 1923 Jazzmania M Goulding, Edmund (Story-Adaptation). Alfred A. Cohn (Titles) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Sonny Daimler (Edward Burns), the son of an American newspaper chain owner, volunteers to get a story on the refusal of the queen of Jazzmania to marry a prince. He enters the queen's chambers in black cape and false moustache telling her guards -- "Don't shoot, it's only the press." Queen sneaks out with the reporter while a revolution is brewing and accompanies him to America. She later returns to her country to use the things she has learned. Also have romance with man she meets in Monte Carlo and eventually marries. 145802 2001 Je chanterai pour toi MF Photographer (Malik Sidibe-Himself). 145803 1954 Jealous Goddess N Tucker, Norman Ralph Friedel News Media 145804 1929 Jealousy M March Newsboys shouting "Extra!" 145805 1934 Jealousy M Reporter (Sammy Blum). Reporter (James Bradbury, Jr.). Reporter (Sherry Hall). Reporter (Jack Kenney). Reporter (Jack La Barba). Reporter (Cactus Mack). Reporter (Charles Marsh). Reporter (James Quinn). Reporter (Mike Schwartz). Reporter (Emmett Vogan) Reporter (Billy West). Ringside Radio Reporter (Edwin Stanley). Photographer (Stanley Mack). Photographer (Ernest F. Young). Photographer (William Irving). Radio Announcer (Selmer Jackson). 145806 1913 Jean Barois N OWN Gard, Roger Martin Du Press 145807 1971 Jean Shepherd's America DT Host Jean Shepherd 145808 1999 Jean-Pierre Aumont, charme et fou-rires MT Interviewer-Narrator (Patty Villiers) 145809 1957 Jeanne Eagels M Sob Sister (Eleanor Audley). Reporter (Larry J. Blake). Reporter (Walter Conrad). Reporter (Bob Hopkins). Reporter (Hal Le Sueur). Reporters (Cosmo Sardo, Walter Conrad, Eugene Sherman) 145810 1974 Jeanne Wolf With... DT Talk Show Host Jeanne Wolf, WPBT-TV, Miami 145811 1997 Jede Menge Seife NM Izquierdo, Andreas Germany TV Journalist. Journalist. 145812 1988 Jede Seele auf Erden N Schneider, Rolf Germany Journalist 145813 2002 Jeena Sirf Merre Liye MF India Editor-Publisher (Satish Shah). Writer Pooja (Pinky - Kareena Kapoor) creates a romance story that sweeps the country. 145814 2003 Jeepers Creepers II (aka Jeepers Creepers 2) M DVD School Newspaper Sports Reporter Izzy Bohen (Travis Schiffner) is brainy and ambiguously closeted gay is strapped on a school bus filled with high school varsity athletes, cheerleader girlfriends, coaches, the team’s nerdy equipment manager, all returning home from a championship game. The star quarterback has accused the writer of being “the biggest threat to every swinging dick on this bus.” But he was wrong. The monster is the biggest threat. The bus becomes stranded on East 9 highway -- it’s the Creeper who has crippled their bus. As night falls, the teenagers fight for their lives against a winged nightmare, hellbent on stockpiling as many victims as it can on the ultimate night of its grisly ritual feast. 145815 2007 Jeepers Creepers! N Dillard, Mary Gregory News Media follow the adventures of two squirrels who try to stop loggers from cutting down the tall trees. They fail to stop the loggers but gain the attention of the news media and the town comes to their rescue. Lauryn Killpepper had found the two squirrels when they were two bushy tailed babies in her backyard. The babies grow up and perform some of the most breathtaking acrobatics imaginable: jumping rope and retrieving pencils. Later, she teaches them how to survive in the forest, but the threes will soon become timber. She fears she will never see her pets again and sets out to establish a squirrel refuge. The squirrels plot to frighten the loggers. They caboodle together in stand-ins, forming a giant furry ball with a thousand eyes. Each day the furred ball magnifies and the loggers bolt for cover. But they fail to stop the loggers from cutting down the tall trees until the news media gets involved and the town comes to their rescue. 145816 1943 Jees ja just MF Reporter (Einari Ketola). 145817 1993 Jeeves and Wooster: Lady Florence Craye Arrives in New York T Episode. 5-23-1993. Reporter (Richard Brake). Reporter (Gregory Sweeney). Reporter (Amy Tolsky). 145818 1991 Jeff Altman T TV News. Comic portraying different characters including Uncle Carl, a man who watches TV hoping to see himself on the news 145819 2009 Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi N Dyer, Geoff Journalist Jeff Atman, a jaded, dissolutely, resolute journalist, is in Venice for the Biennale. Atman’s dedication to the cause of Bellini-fuelled party-going is only intermittently disturbed by the obligation to file a story. When he meets Laura, he is rejuvenated. Their romance blossoms quickly but is it destined to disappear just as rapidly? 145820 1931 Jeff Marle: Castle Skull NM OWN - P Carr, John Dickson #3 Henri Bencolin-Jeff Marle Mysteries American Journalist Jeff Marle is the friend and chronicler of Henri Bencolin, a Paris Police Prefect, the head of the Parisian police. Marle serves as Bencolin's straight man, muscle and the guy who falls for all of the smoldering mademoiselles. A burning man is seen staggering across the battlements of Castle Skull before plunging to his death on the banks of the Rhine. The 15th century castle had most been the home of a terrifying magician who had died 17 years before the story begins. He had been a suicide or a murder victim. His decomposed corpse was found floating down the Rhine, identifiable only through jewelry and personal effects. Heirs to Castle Skull are a wealthy Belgian financier and a vain, aging actor. They were both associates of the magician during the South African diamond rush. 145821 1932 Jeff Marle: Corpse in the Waxworks NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Carr, John Dickson #4 Henri Bencolin-Jeff Marle Mysteries American Journalist Jeff Marle is the friend and chronicler of Henri Bencolin, a Paris Police Prefect, the head of the Parisian police. Marle serves as Bencolin's straight man, muscle and the guy who falls for all of the smoldering mademoiselles. Body of a pretty young woman is discovered draped across the waxen arms of the Satyr of Seine in a murky, subterranean museum that resembles Madame Tussaud's waxworks exhibitions. Soon it is difficult to tell the real corpses from the glassy-eyed waxen tableaux - the Satyr, the Spanish Inquisitors and their victims, Marat lying out of his tin bath. The waxworks museum also has a secret passageway that leads the pair to the notorious Silver Key Club, whose masked members indulge in midnight orgies of jazz, champagne and secret assignations. 145822 1930 Jeff Marle: It Walks By Night (aka Grand Guignol) NM OWN - P Carr, John Dickson #1 Henri Bencolin-Jeff Marle Mysteries American Journalist Jeff Marle is the friend and chronicler of Henri Bencolin, a Paris Police Prefect, the head of the Parisian police. Marle serves as Bencolin's straight man, muscle and the guy who falls for all of the smoldering mademoiselles. Police burst into the card room of a sinister Parisian gambling establishment. Severed head of a man is staring at them from center of empty room. Remainder of his body is kneeling on the carpet as though he had been waiting for his executioner's blow. 145823 1931 Jeff Marle: Lost Gallows, The NM OWN - P Carr, John Dickson #2 Henri Bencolin-Jeff Marle Mysteries American Journalist Jeff Marle is the friend and chronicler of Henri Bencolin, a Paris Police Prefect, the head of the Parisian police. Marle serves as Bencolin's straight man, muscle and the guy who falls for all of the smoldering mademoiselles. Man kidnaps his victims in order to hang them on a private gallows to avenge a private wrong. 145824 1932 Jeff Marle: Poison in Jest NM OWN - P Carr, John Dickson #5 Henri Bencolin-Jeff Marle Mysteries American Journalist Jeff Marle is the friend and chronicler of Henri Bencolin, a Paris Police Prefect, the head of the Parisian police. Marle serves as Bencolin's straight man, muscle and the guy who falls for all of the smoldering mademoiselles. Jeff Marle narrates but Bencolin is only mentioned in passing. Marle alone has been summoned to a mysterious house in Pennsylvania just in time for three poisonings and a hatchet murder. He's been asked by a judge to help him complete his memoirs. An elderly, eccentric judge is surrounded by a large and unsympathetic family. He goes through life in fear of a ghostly, disembodied hand that plagues his every moment. He is also the target of a poisoner that deals a double-blow, first attacking the judge's wife with arsenic and then the judge himself with hyoscin. Marle soon finds himself working with the judge's son-in-law to unmask the poisoner. Then the son-in-law is under poisonous attack. 145825 1942 Jeff Troy: Frightened Stiff NM Roos, Kelley (William and Audrey Roos) #3 Jeff and Haila Troy Mysteries Photographer Jeff Troy and his wife, Haila, work with police to solve crimes. Newly married, the couple moves into a Greenwich Village apartment. They return from a night out to find that someone has filled their bathtub with water. The next morning they find a dead man in their back garden. 145826 1945 Jeff Troy: Ghost of a Chance NM Roos, Kelley (William and Audrey Roos) #5 Jeff and Haila Troy Mysteries (1945-1947) Photographer Jeff Troy, who with his wife, Haila, work with police to solve crimes. 145827 1941 Jeff Troy: If the Shroud Fits (aka Dangerous Blondes) NM Roos, Kelley (William and Audrey Roos) #2 Jeff and Haila Troy Mysteries Photographer Jeff Troy, who with his wife, Haila, work with police to solve crimes. 145828 1940 Jeff Troy: Made Up to Kill (aka Made Up For Murder) NM Roos, Kelley (William and Audrey Roos) #1 Jeff and Haila Troy Mysteries Photographer Jeff Troy, who with his wife, work with police to solve crimes. Haila Rogers has landed a supporting role in a Broadway production of the fluffy English drawing room comedy "Green apples," when boyfriend Jeff proposes. He also tells her he's been invited to take a "vacation" from his advertising job. Then Haila's roommate and fellow actress is nearly killed on opening night. During the next performance, the killer strikes again, this time successfully murdering another actress dressed in Carol's robe. Play's producer turns to Jeff for help promising him a nice paycheck should he nab the killer. 145829 1948 Jeff Troy: Murder in Any Language NM Roos, Kelley (William and Audrey Roos) #7 Jeff and Haila Troy Mysteries Photographer Jeff Troy, who with his wife, Haila, work with police to solve crimes. 145830 1966 Jeff Troy: One False Move NM Roos, Kelley (William and Audrey Roos) #9 Jeff and Haila Troy Mysteries Photographer Jeff Troy, who with his wife, Haila, work with police to solve crimes. 145831 1943 Jeff Troy: Sailor, Take Warning NM Roos, Kelley (William and Audrey Roos) #4 Jeff and Haila Troy Mysteries (1943-1944) Photographer Jeff Troy, who with his wife, Haila, work with police to solve crimes. 145832 1945 Jeff Troy: There Was a Crooked Man NM Roos, Kelley (William and Audrey Roos) #6 Jeff and Haila Troy Mysteries Photographer Jeff Troy, who with his wife, Haila, work with police to solve crimes. 145833 1949 Jeff Troy: Triple Threat (aka Marks the Spot) NM Roos, Kelley (William and Audrey Roos) #8 Jeff and Haila Troy Mysteries Photographer Jeff Troy, who with his wife, Haila, work with police to solve crimes. 145834 2006 Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of "War of the Worlds, The" (aka War of the Worlds Live, The) M Wayne, Jeff UK News Media. The Journalist George Herbert (Richard Burton). The Sung Thought of The Journalist (Justin Hayward). 145835 1958 Jefferson Drum: $50 for a Dead Man T Episode #22. 11-13-1958. Series 1958-1959. 26 episodes. "The Pen and the Quill" Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti). He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Group of Cocopah braves has mistaken Jefferson for being the sheriff and are demanding he pay a $50 bounty they have come to collect. 145836 1958 Jefferson Drum: Arrival (Premiere) T Episode #1. 4-25-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. After the old newspaper editor in Jubilee dies, Jefferson Drum arrives to take his position. 145837 1958 Jefferson Drum: Band of Iron T Episode #19. 10-23-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Comstock family is being terrorized, but they have no idea who would be after them. 145838 1958 Jefferson Drum: Bandidos T Episode #8. 6-13-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Bandits attack and steal Drum's horse while he is bringing a new printing press to Jubilee. 145839 1958 Jefferson Drum: Bounty Man, The T Episode #2. 5-2-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Drum is determined to stop his son Joey from idolizing a gunslinger. 145840 1958 Jefferson Drum: Captive, The T Episode #21. 11-6-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Jefferson is deputized by a dying marshal to track down a killer. 145841 1958 Jefferson Drum: Cheater, The T Episode #5. 5-23-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Drum tries to help a man, who, after being forced into a card game, is being accused of cheating. 145842 1958 Jefferson Drum: Hanging of Joe Lavett, The T Episode #14. 8-1-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Woman comes to Jubilee to meet her fiancé -- but he was just tried as a claim jumper and hanged. 145843 1958 Jefferson Drum: Keeney Gang, The T Episode #16. 10-3-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Bank robber escapes jail and takes Jefferson Drum hostage. 145844 1958 Jefferson Drum: Law and Order T Episode #3. 5-9-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Jubilee picks a new sheriff and comes to regret the decision. 145845 1958 Jefferson Drum: Lawless, The T Episode #13. 7-18-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Drum tries finding out the identities of a vigilante gang of hooded thugs that has been terrorizing Jubilee. 145846 1958 Jefferson Drum: Madame Faro T Episode #7. 6-6-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Drum gets into hot water trying to protect a woman gambler with a bad reputation. 145847 1958 Jefferson Drum: Matter of Murder, A T Episode #12. 7-11-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Drum believes a new man in Jubilee is a swindler and is determined to expose him. 145848 1958 Jefferson Drum: Obituary T Episode #18. 10-16-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Gunfighter that's angry by one of Jefferson Drum's columns has sent him an obituary to print -- Jefferson's own. 145849 1958 Jefferson Drum: Outlaw, The T Episode #9. 6-20-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Drum finds a girl wandering out in the prairie and tries finding out her past. 145850 1958 Jefferson Drum: Pete Henke T Episode #23. 11-20-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. After a series of disastrous coincidences, an elderly miner believes he is bad luck to his partners. 145851 1958 Jefferson Drum: Post, The T Episode #11. 7-4-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Gunslinger comes to Jubilee looking for Drum after reading one of his editorials. 145852 1958 Jefferson Drum: Prison Hill T Episode #25. 12-4-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Girlfriend of a condemned killer takes Jefferson Drum and a chaplain hostage. 145853 1958 Jefferson Drum: Return T Episode #20. 10-30-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Outlaw returns to Jubilee wanting to see his wife. 145854 1958 Jefferson Drum: Showdown T Episode #15. 9-26-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Drum tries to help a man entangled in a revenge plot. 0 145855 1958 Jefferson Drum: Simon Pitt T Episode #26. 12-11-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Jefferson Drum has a very rough time in a town near Jubilee. 145856 1958 Jefferson Drum: Stagecoach Episode T Episode #17. 10-10-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Woman believes a circus strongman is stalking her. 145857 1958 Jefferson Drum: Thicker Than Water T Episode #24. 11-27-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Look-alike of Billy the Kid moves into town and the citizens of Jubilee panic. 145858 1958 Jefferson Drum: Very Deadly Game, A T Episode #6. 5-30-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Young woman is startled to see her fiance in Jubilee -- he is supposed to be dead. 145859 1958 Jefferson Drum: Wheel of Fortune T Episode #10. 6-27-1958 Editor Jefferson Drum (Jeff Richards), crusading newspaper editor, a man who headed for San Francisco in the 1850s after his wife was murdered and his newspaper destroyed. Old Typesetter Printer Lucius Coin (Cyril Delevanti) He ends up in Jubilee, a mid-19th century town of coal miners. Took over the paper when he learned the former publisher had been murdered. Drum is targeted for death by other shareholders of a mine he's invested in. 145860 1995 Jefferson in Paris M Reporter (Tim Choate). 145861 1984 Jeffersons, The: And Up We Go T Episode #249. 4-30-1985 News Media. Reporter (Luise Heath). 145862 1981 Jeffersons, The: Charmed Life T SVD 801 Episode #166. 12-27-1981 Society Columnist. George takes charm lessons to impress a society columnist 145863 1977 Jeffersons, The: Good News, Bad News T Episode #67. 10-22-1977 Editor Helen gets the job of editor of the Help Center newsletter and Louise becomes upset when it's Helen, not her. 145864 1979 Jeffersons, The: Hold Out, The T Episode #106. 2-28-1979 Newscaster ("Sweet" Dick Whittington). 145865 1975 Jeffersons, The: Meet the Press T DVD -R HQ 8649. SVD 1039 Episode #9 3-15-1975 Reporter is invited by George to the apartment to gain publicity for his cleaning business. He tries to get in on a reporter's series of stories on successful black businessmen. Once he finally gets the reporter to make an appearance he finds it difficult to hold his attention with the Willis' and Mr. Bentley hanging around. 145866 1979 Jeffersons, The: Ones You Love, The T Episode #107. 3-7-1979 Reporter Marcus Henderson (Ernest Harden Jr.) from Black Life Magazine come to interview George and Louise on the subject of happily married life -- just as a fight erupts between them. Interviewer talks to Florence instead of Louise when an interviewer comes to write a story about the Jeffersons. 145867 1984 Jeffersons, The: What Makes Sammy Run? T SVD 799 Episode #218. 1-1-1984 Reporter Harold O'Steen (William Schilling). Sammy Davis Jr. (Himself). 145868 1995 Jeffrey M TV Reporter (Kevin Nealon) 145869 1941 Jeffrey Mace: Patriot, The CB 1941-1950 Columnist Jeffrey Mace, newspaper columnist and reporter for the New York Daily Bugle. 145870 1939 Jeji hrich MF Czechoslovakia Reporter (Ladislav Janecek). 145871 1933 Jeji lekar MF Journalist Jan Evangelista Panek (Jan S. Kolar). 145872 1990 Jekyll and Hyde M Stevenson, Robert Louis (Novel). David Wickes (Teleplay) Great Britain - Ness Book Reporter Ted Snape (David Schofield) for the London Record shows up at the hospital when Jekyll saves a little girl trampled by his evil alter ego. He interviews Jekyll to get his reaction to a letter, sent to the paper by his rival opposing the doctor. Reporter sees Jeykll's sister-in-law at Jekyll's house. He doesn't know who she is, but is encouraged by the editor to find out her identity -- "I smell a scandal." Reporter discovers who she is and pretends to be a friend of her husband to get information from a maid. He eventually provides Scotland Yard with information on Jekyll and goes along on a stakeout of Jekyll's house. Reporter manages to miss out on Jekyll's death. Editor (Philip Locke). Sub Editor (Peter Geeves). Copy Boy (Ross McCall). Newsboys (Daniel Perry, Justin Degan). 145873 1998 Jekyll Island M News Media. Reporter (Cindi Avila). Reporter (Angela Williams). Cameraman (Tyson Davis). 145874 1984 Jekyll-Hyde Decision, The CB Blue Ribbon Comics #4 Reporter Julie Wagnor. The Fly and Fly-Girl try to stop a crooked politician from being elected. 145875 1997 Jemand wie Ginsterblum N Koch, Angelika Germany Journalist 145876 2000 Jemima J. N Green, Jane Columnist Jemima Jones, a London journalist writing a household-tips column for a grubby London newspaper. 145877 1991 Jemima Shore: Cavalier Case, The NM Fraser, Antonia #8 Jemima Shore Mysteries. TV Reporter Jemima Shore is Britain's most popular television journalist. She is TV's consummately professional investigative journalist as well. 145878 1985 Jemima Shore: Cool Repentance NM OWN - P Fraser, Antonia #4 Jemima Shore Mysteries. Included in Omnibus, Three Great Novels: Jemima Shore on the Case (2006) TV Reporter Jemima Shore is Britain's most popular television journalist. She is TV's consummately professional investigative journalist as well. 145879 1991 Jemima Shore: Cry-By-Night SS Fraser, Antonia Jemima Shore Series. "Jemima Shore at the Sunny Grace and Other Stories" includes nine tales, four featuring Shore. TV Reporter Jemima Shore is Britain's most popular television journalist. She is TV's consummately professional investigative journalist as well. Jemima takes a working holiday among those seeking a fresh start to life, but finds violent death is no respecter of new ventures. 145880 1991 Jemima Shore: Getting To Know Her SS Fraser, Antonia Jemima Shore Series. "Jemima Shore at the Sunny Grace and Other Stories" includes nine tales, four featuring Shore. TV Reporter Jemima Shore is Britain's most popular television journalist. She is TV's consummately professional investigative journalist as well. Jemima has bad luck trying to interview a female ex-con and is met instead by an unstable man determined to become acquainted with her -- intimately. 145881 1991 Jemima Shore: Getting To Know You SS Fraser, Antonia Jemima Shore Series. "Jemima Shore at the Sunny Grace and Other Stories" includes nine tales, four featuring Shore. TV Reporter Jemima Shore is Britain's most popular television journalist. She is TV's consummately professional investigative journalist as well. Jemima gains firsthand knowledge of the subject of two of her exposes -- and nearly loses her life. 145882 1991 Jemima Shore: Jemima Shore at the Sunny Grace SS Fraser, Antonia Jemima Shore Series. "Jemima Shore at the Sunny Grace and Other Stories" includes nine tales, four featuring Shore. TV Reporter Jemima Shore is Britain's most popular television journalist. She is TV's consummately professional investigative journalist as well. Jemima goes to a Caribbean island to interview the last member of an old plantation family and a sweet and eccentric old lady turns up dead. Rescued from freezing London by an assignment in the West Indies, Jemima looks forward to a straightforward story, sunshine and rum punch, and maybe a little moonlight and romance. Instead she finds herself embroiled in the heated politics of an all-too-extended family. 145883 1986 Jemima Shore: Jemima Shore's First Case and Other Stories NM OWN - P Fraser, Antonia #6 Jemima Shore Mysteries. Solves four cases. TV Reporter Jemima Shore is Britain's most popular television journalist. She is TV's consummately professional investigative journalist as well. 145884 1985 Jemima Shore: Oxford Blood NM OWN - P Fraser, Antonia #5 Jemima Shore Mysteries. Included in Omnibus, Three Great Novels: Jemima Shore on the Case (2006) TV Reporter Jemima Shore is Britain's most popular television journalist. She is reluctantly shooting a TV expose -- "Golden Lads and Girls" -- on the exotic lifestyles of overprivileged undergraduates. Among them is a wealthy 20-year-old heir to the former foreign secretary. When a confession by a dying midwife throws the heir's birth and bloodline into doubt, Jemima's interest in the documentary perks up considerably. Then a student is murdered, drawing Jemima into a case that will demand the utmost of her skills of detection. 145885 1994 Jemima Shore: Political Death NM OWN - P Fraser, Antonia #9 Jemima Shore Mysteries. TV Reporter Jemima Shore is Britain's most popular television journalist. She is TV's consummately professional investigative journalist as well. She's invited to a dilapidated townhouse by a former Cecil Beaton beauty who tries to return 30-year-old ball gowns and during a nasty election campaign decides to tell what she knows about an old political scandal. It seems a politician vanished without a trace in the middle of a 1964 trial for selling state secrets. Shore discovers the woman is the former mistress to one of the players in the scandal who is currently up for reelection. The answer lies in one of her diaries -- and it's missing after the woman falls to her death that same night from her balcony. Her disaffected daughters and her former lover's children are all suspects. 145886 1977 Jemima Shore: Quiet as a Nun NM OWN - H - P Fraser, Antonia #1 Jemima Shore Mysteries. Also included in Three Great Novels: Jemima Shore Investigates (2005). TV Reporter Jemima Shore is Britain's most popular television journalist. When a murder takes place in a secluded tower at Blessed Eleanor's Convent in Sussex and the victim is an old school friend, she finds herself in the middle of a puzzle. The dead woman, a nun, was to inherit one of the largest fortunes in Britain. Jemima walks into the eye of a worldly storm of fear -- and the more she learns, the clearer it becomes that more lives, including her own, are being threatened. 145887 1981 Jemima Shore: Splash of Red, A NM OWN - P Fraser, Antonia #3 Jemima Shore Mysteries.. Also included in Three Great Novels: Jemima Shore Investigates (2005). TV Reporter Jemima Shore is Britain's most popular television journalist. She is TV's consummately professional investigative journalist as well. Everyone loved a novelist who was tiny and exquisitely pretty whose fragile looks hid a considerable talent. She had a series of admirers, lovers and husbands since her arrival in literary London. Her friends remarked on the odd contrast of her disorderly private life and the careful formality of her work. Yet it hardly seemed to matter even when the critics doted on her. When the novelist strangely and suddenly disappeared one hot summer day, Jemima Shore, who is left in charge of her flat, must find out why before it is too late. 145888 1978 Jemima Shore: Wild Island, The (aka Tartan Tragedy, The) NM OWN - P Fraser, Antonia #2 Jemima Shore Mysteries. Also included in Three Great Novels: Jemima Shore Investigates (2005). TV Reporter Jemima Shore is Britain's most popular television journalist. She is TV's consummately professional investigative journalist as well. Jemima arrives at Inverness Station for a Highland holiday. Instead she is plunged into the strange world of an aristocratic family with its tensions, jealousies and violence. The setting is the Wild Island itself, frighteningly remote. No one is quite what they seem. 145889 1987 Jemima Shore: Your Royal Hostage NM OWN - P Fraser, Antonia #7 Jemima Shore Mysteries. Included in Omnibus Three Great Novels: Jemima Shore on the Case (2006) TV Reporter Jemima Shore is Britain's most popular television journalist. She is TV's consummately professional investigative journalist as well. 145890 2004 Jemima: Photographic Trophy M UK. Short. Photographer (Rony Bridges). 145891 1978 Jemina Shore: Quiet as a Nun MT Fraser, Antonia (Based on Her Novel). Reporter Jemina Shore (Maria Aitken) is asked to look into the mysterious death of a nun who died in a locked room at a convent. 145892 1843 Jemmy Daily: or, The Little News Vendor, a Tale of Youthful Struggles and The Triumph of Truth and Virtue Over Vice and Falsehood N USC Ingraham, Joseph Holt Newsboys. 145893 1995 Jenipapo MF Editor (Daniel Dantas) do Brasilian Tribune. 145894 1995 Jenipapo (aka Interview, The) M Brazil American Journalist Michael Coleman (Henry Czemy) works for a Brazilian newspaper in Rio. One day he is put in charge of interviewing a famous catholic missionary who helps the needy in the jungles of Brazil. But the radical priest rarely gives interviews. Michael decides that he will be the first to interview the priest personally and goes on a journey to the center of Brazil to find the priest. But the priest’s media-shyness has deeper implications than anyone knows. Editor do Brasilian Tribune (Daniel Dantas). So desperate is Coleman to find the priest that he stops at nothing, calling in every favor, and even resorting to dirty tricks. In the end it is his blatant abuse of media power that manages to keep would-be land grabbers from succeeding and defeating the priest’s attempts to stop them. 145895 1985 Jenkin's Ear P MLPL Hughes, Babette Play Index, 1983-87 Press 145896 1899 Jennie Baxter (aka Jennie Baxter, Journalist). N OWN - H - USC Barr, Robert Journalist Jennie Baxter, an American girl who wrote very readable articles on the latest fashionable gowns. 145897 1974 Jennie, Lady Randolph Church T SV 235 (Sample Episode) Literary Magazine Segment Magazine. Son Winston becomes a war correspondent. 145898 2002 Jennifer and Nikki N Adult Publisher Jack August of New Man Magazine expects a story promised to him by Magazine Writer Jennifer who travels with reclusive fashion model Nikki and her seductive half-brother Alain in search of the sexual secrets held by the famous Russian mystic Pere Mitya. To achieve intimacy with this extraordinary family and get the story, Jennifer most ignore universal taboos and strip away inhibitions she never knew she had. 145899 1992 Jennifer Eight M News Media. Woman Reporter (Jaylene Hamilton). Male Reporter (Mike Winlaw). 145900 2003 Jennifer Government N Barry, Max PR Public Relations. Marketing campaign to sell Nike Mercurys includes assassinations of kids who have purchased the shoes. 145901 1986 Jennifer Grey Mysteries, The NM Jenkins, Jerry B. Jennifer Grey Mysteries Reporter and Columnist Jennifer Grey of The Chicago Day in Illinois 145902 1985 Jennifer Grey: Calling, The: NM Jenkins, Jerry #5 Jennifer Grey Mysteries Reporter and Columnist Jennifer Grey of The Chicago Day in Illinois 145903 1984 Jennifer Grey: Gateway NM Jenkins, Jerry #4 Jennifer Grey Mysteries Reporter and Columnist Jennifer Grey of The Chicago Day in Illinois 145904 1983 Jennifer Grey: Heartbeat NM Jenkins, Jerry #1 Jennifer Grey Mysteries Reporter and Columnist Jennifer Grey of The Chicago Day in Illinois 145905 1983 Jennifer Grey: Three Days in Winter: NM Jenkins, Jerry #2 Jennifer Grey Series Reporter and Columnist Jennifer Grey of The Chicago Day in Illinois covers the police beat. She shows up at a sordid crime scene. When the prime suspect in the case is murdered, the police arrest Grey. Grey knows several people who had motives to kill the suspected child murderer. After convincing police of her innocence, Jennifer pieces together the clues that reveal the real killer's identity. 145906 1984 Jennifer Grey: Too Late to Tell NM Jenkins, Jerry #3 Jennifer Grey Mysteries Reporter and Columnist Jennifer Grey of The Chicago Day in Illinois. A reporter's suspicious death puts Gray on the trail of an elusive murderer. 145907 1985 Jennifer Grey: Veiled Threat: NM Jenkins, Jerry #6 Jennifer Grey Mysteries Reporter and Columnist Jennifer Grey of The Chicago Day in Illinois 145908 1979 Jennifer: Woman's Story, A MT Photographer (Woody Skaggs) 145909 1999 Jenny From the Block MUS Lopez, Jennifer On album, “On the 6,” 6-1-1999 Paparazzi in music video. 145910 1991 Jenny Jones Show, The DT Series. Syndicated Talk Host-Interviewer Jenny Jones. Correspondent-Segment Host Valerie Mikita. 145911 1992 Jenny McKay: Broadcast Clues NM Belsky, Dick #2 Jenny McKay Mysteries TV Reporter Jenny McKay is assigned to cover a high-society wedding. The 40-year-old journalist discovers the bride is missing and her disappearance could be linked to the dirty doings of her powerful, political family. 145912 1993 Jenny McKay: Live From New York NM Belsky, Dick #3 Jenny McKay Mysteries TV Reporter Jenny McKay and the world of tabloid television. Jenny slogs through the mean streets of Manhattan for Channel 6 News. 145913 1994 Jenny McKay: Mourning Show, The NM Belsky, Dick #4 Jenny McKay Mysteries TV Reporter Jenny McKay and the world of tabloid television. Jenny slogs through the mean streets of Manhattan for Channel 6 News. Blond news anchor gives McKay unsolicited makeup tips. When Jenny's ex-lover, Jerry Meredith, now host of a popular TV talk show becomes the chief suspect in the murder of his wife, Jenny has a chance for a great scoop and maybe anchor seat as a reward. Suspicious deaths of two of his show's staff raises all sorts of uncomfortable questions. 145914 1989 Jenny McKay: South Street Confidential NM OWN - H Belsky, Dick #1 Jenny McKay Mysteries Former Newspaperwoman Jennie McKay, ex-newspaperwoman, ex-magazine reporter. Now a tabloid TV reporter. 145915 1995 Jenny McKay: Summertime News NM Belsky, Dick #5 Jenny McKay Mysteries TV Reporter Jenny McKay investigates Central Park killing of a woman that enrages local residents until a suspect is arrested. She uncovers disturbing truth that reveals the victim might be somebody else. 145916 2002 Jenny Rain: Adult Star M VHS 1317 Adult Journalist covers the filming of an adult movie 145917 1893 Jenny Wren's Boarding-House N USC Kaler, James Otis Newsboys 145918 2005 Jeopardy: T News Media. TV Reporter (Aileen Clarke). 145919 2004 Jeopardy: Power Players from Washington D.C. T Episode Journalists playing Jeopardy. Includes Ashleigh Banfield, News Anchor/Correspondent. Maria Bartiromo, CNBC Host. Aaron Brown, CNN Anchor/Host. Gretchen Carlson, CBS "The Sunday Early Show." Tucker Carlson, CNN Crossfire. Anderson Cooper, CNN "360." Al Franken, Radio Host-Author. Peggy Noonan, Columnist-Author. Keith Olbermann, MSNBC "Countdown." Tim Russert, NBC "Meet the Press." Tavis Smiley, NPR and PBS Host. Bob Woodward, Author-Journalist. 145920 2004 Jeopardy!: Jeopardy! Gar til filmen - Cannes Special TF Episode #5. 5-22-2004 Film Critic Henrik Palle. Host Lars Daneskov. 145921 2004 Jeopardy!: Jeopardy! Royale T Episode #4. 5-7-2004 Royal Reporter Ekstra Bladet (Trine Larsen). 145922 2004 Jeopardy!: Paske-Jeopardy! - I troens tjenese TF Episode #17. 4-9-2004 Journalist Martin Krasnik. Host Lars Daneskov. 145923 1998 Jeremiah: Terrorist Prophet NSF Smith, Michael A. TV Reporter and Newsmagazine Anchor Laura Delaney gets videotapes of Jeremiah's vigilante murders. Taking the bait, she becomes Jeremiah's megaphone for a series of terrorizing attacks, culminating in his bringing an ex-Soviet nuke to Washington. Jeremiah is an unrepentant National Socialist from Sioux Falls who has evolved into this self-proclaimed prophet and avenger. Vows to create all-white America by purging federal government, Wall Street and blacks. He's a media-savvy guy. TV Journalist Delaney is horrified when violent religious fanatic uses her via her highly rated news show to tell country of his plans to create his own nation within United States. But he has more in mind for her than just using her as his mouthpiece. Obsessed with her beauty and fascinated by her fame, he stalks her determined to force her to love him. Only an FBI man can help keep Laura safe. The security of the entire country rests on their ability to foil Jeremiah, the Terrorist Prophet. 145924 1982 Jericho N Costello, Anthony Reporter. Creative, independent Harriet lands a job with the newspaper in Jericho, Massachusetts. Her boss, Patrick, loves her, but she is engaged to the son of the town's textile mill owner. Harriet discovers Elliot is gay, ends the engagement and marries Patrick on the rebound. Marriage is stormy. 145925 1989 Jericho Day N OWN - P Murphy, Warren Investigative Reporter Lonzo Gates, once the best and boldest of America's investigative reporters 145926 1993 Jericho Fever MT News Media. TV Anchor (John Hook). Reporter #1 (Guy Atchley). Female Reporter (Christie Fletcher). 145927 1995 Jericho Files, The N Gold, Alan Journalist Paul Sinclair and his lover, a lawyer, uncover a decades-old KGB plot to infiltrate the Israeli government when the lawyer's grandfather is killed after giving her a yellowing photograph taken in pre-Holocaust Poland. 145928 1994 Jericho Iteration, The NSF Steele, Allen Reporter Gerry Rosen for The Big Muddy Inquirer is a hard-up reporter whose son was killed and his marriage ruined by an earthquake that devastates St. Louis in the year 2013. He uncovers a story too dangerous to print. Rosen gets a mysterious message meant for his best friend, fellow Reporter John Tiernan. Rosen thinks he's stumbled into a big story about corporate underhandedness. It soon becomes clear the story is bigger than that. Tiernan is murdered by high-tech laser gun. Rosen's apartment ransacked. Reporter finds himself on run racing against time. Troops of federal Emergency Relief Agency are after him. Rosen discovers conspiracy to establish martial law throughout the land. Year 2012. Oregon and Washington have voted to secede from the union, a powerful space-based antimissile satellite is about to be launched, and St. Louis is hit by a devastating major earthquake. Rosen is assigned to write a column for The Big Muddy Inquirer. The down-on-his luck reporter stumbles on the biggest story of his career when his palm-top computer intercepts message intended for Tiernan. 145929 2007 Jericho: Day Before, The T Episode #12. 2-21-2007 News Media. News Reporter (Milby Barron). Interviewer (Maurice Godin). 145930 2006 Jericho: Four Horsemen T DVD -R HQ 6987 Episode #3. 10-4-2006 Chinese Anchor (Xiaobin Jiang). Satellite television in a local bar broadcasts a signal from an Asian news program that shows the extent of the nuclear attacks in the United States. 145931 2005 Jericho: Killing of Johnny Swan, The T Episode #2. 10-23-2005 Sports Commentator (Tim Wallers). 145932 2005 Jericho: To Murder and Create T Episode #3. 10-30-2005 TV Interviewer (Richard Hope). 145933 1956 Jericho's Daughters N OWN Wellman, Paul I. Press 145934 1979 Jerk, The M News Magazine Announcer (Clete Roberts) of American Times News Magazine. 145935 1995 Jerky Boys, The M Reporter (John DiLeo). Reporter (Marc Webster). Newswoman (Maria A. Corbo). News Reporter (Matthew T. Gitkin). World News Now Anchorman (Jerry Dunphy). Newsman (Dennis Hutchinson). 145936 1941 Jerry "Headline" Hunter CB Correspondent Jerry "Headline" Hunter. Foreign correspondent for unnamed New York paper, works for the London Star. Chief rival reporter is Will Jenk. 145937 1998 Jerry and Tom M News Media. TV News Announcer #1 (Donna Holgate). TV News Announcer #2 (Murray McRae). 145938 1984 Jerry Has Graduated from his high school paper... CB Siegel and Shuster: Dateline 1930’s #1 Journalist. Jerry the Journalist. 145939 1939 Jerry Indutch CB Adventure Comics #40. July, 1939. First Appearance Reporter Jerry Induty, sidekick and friend to boxer, Socko Strong, who fought for good in the 1930s. 145940 1990 Jerry Jeeter: Final Option NM OWN - P Robinett, Stephen #2 Jerry Jetter Mysteries Magazine Writer Gerald "Jerry" Jeeter, muckraking staff writer for a Global Capitalism magazine. The financial reporter's usual beat is money, not mayhem. 145941 1990 Jerry Jeeter: Unfinished Business NM OWN - P Robinett, Stephen #1 Jerry Jetter Mysteries Magazine Writer Gerald "Jerry" Jeeter, muckraking staff writer for a Global Capitalism magazine. His usual beat is money, not mayhem. The financial reporter is investigating his friend's plan to turn garbage into gold using windmill power. 145942 1998 Jerry Knight and Jane Day: Death With Honors NM OWN Nessen, Ron and Johanna Neuman #3 Knight & Day Mysteries (aka Knight and Day Mysteries) Reporter Jane Day, ambitious newspaper reporter for the Washington Post is a thoroughly liberated and liberal woman, and Jerry Knight is the "Night Talker," opinionated right-wing host of America's most popular all-night radio talk show. Knight & Day are caught in the crossfire between staid, power-conscious Washington and media-mad Hollywood. The results are murder. When an aging movie star known for her beauty as well as her political activism is brutally stabbed at the Kennedy Honor Awards, the motives and suspects are bicoastal and deadly. Jane is writing a profile on the honoree, a left-wing feminist who stood up to Senator McCarthy decades ago. At a small ceremony at the White House, the actress publicly protests current president's reprimand of film industry for violence and sex. The actress's protest riles conservatives including Knight. After her body is discovered, Knight & Day discover that her daughter's unidentified father might be a famous conservative politician. 145943 1995 Jerry Knight and Jane Day: Knight and Day NM OWN Nessen, Ron and Johanna Neuman #1 Knight & Day Mysteries (aka Knight and Day Mysteries) Reporter Jane Day, ambitious newspaper reporter for the Washington Post is a thoroughly liberated and liberal woman, and Jerry Knight is the "Night Talker," opinionated right-wing host of America's most popular all-night radio talk show. When a prominent environmentalist is murdered, the two conflicting media personalities chase after the scoop of the century. The husband-and-wife team, Knight & Day draw upon extensive backgrounds in journalism, politics and media to solve the crime. Capturing the turbulence of Southeast D.C. and the opulence of Georgetown, Knight & Day richly evokes the contrast between the mean streets of Washington and the corridors of power on Capitol Hill. 145944 1996 Jerry Knight and Jane Day: Press Corpse: NM OWN - P Nessen, Ron and Johanna Neuman #2 Knight & Day Mysteries (aka Knight and Day Mysteries) Reporter Jane Day, ambitious newspaper reporter for the Washington Post is a thoroughly liberated and liberal woman, and Jerry Knight is the "Night Talker," opinionated right-wing host of America's most popular all-night radio talk show. Their philosophies are light-years from one another. From food to religion, politics to who's going to win the Super bowl, these two can't seem to agree on anything. When a well-known journalist is killed at an event where the president is speaking, Knight & Day can't help getting involved. It soon becomes apparent that the bad guys may have hit the wrong target. And the president might be next. 145945 1996 Jerry Maguire M DVD -R HQ 2804, 2805, 2806. Sports and News Media. Reporters (Michael Kehoe, Joseph Neilbich, June Saruwatan). Press Box Columnist (Shannon Thornton). Draft Reporter (Kristen Krueger). Sportscasters and Reporters: Roy Firestsone, Al Michaels, Dan Dierdorf, Frank Gifford. When a sports agent has a moral epiphany and is fired for expressing it, he decides to put his new philosophy to the test as an independent with the only athlete who stays with him. 145946 1991 Jerry Springer DT Series. 1991. Syndicated Talk Host-Interviewer Jerry Springer 145947 1933 Jerry Tracy: Asked For It SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, May 1933, Vol. 16, No. 3, pp. 59-70 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 145948 1933 Jerry Tracy: Ball and Chain SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Feb. 1933, Vol. 15, No. 12, pp. 28-39 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 145949 1935 Jerry Tracy: Behind the Column SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Aug. 1935, Vol. 18, No. 6, pp. 76-99 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet. Column used for numbers racket. 145950 1933 Jerry Tracy: Beyond All Light SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Jan. 1933, Vol. 15, No. 11, pp. 51-61 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the Daily Planet 145951 1936 Jerry Tracy: Body Snatcher SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Feb. 1936, Vol. 18, No. 12, pp. 37-57 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 145952 1935 Jerry Tracy: Five Spot SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Nov. 1935, Vol. 18, No. 9, pp. 65-86 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the Daily Planet 145953 1939 Jerry Tracy: Guide to Murder SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, June 1939, Vol. 22, No. 3, pp. 6-28 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 145954 1933 Jerry Tracy: He Asked For It SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, May 1933, Vol. 16, No. 3, pp. 59-70 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the Daily Planet 145955 1933 Jerry Tracy: Help Wanted SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Mar. 1933, Vol. 16, No. 1, pp. 108-119 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 145956 1935 Jerry Tracy: Keep On Asking SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, May 1935, Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 78-95 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 145957 1937 Jerry Tracy: Little Guy SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Jan. 1937, Vol. 19, No. 11, pp. 46-71 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the Daily Planet 145958 1938 Jerry Tracy: Make It Murder SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Sept. 1938, Vol. 21, No. 6, pp. 40-65 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 145959 1939 Jerry Tracy: Manhattan Shakedown M Tinsley, Theodore A. (Story - "Manhattan Whirligig"). Edgar Edwards (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist-Broadcaster Jerry Tracy (John Gallaudet) accuse a doctor of being a blackmailer. But he's wrong and apologizes enough to avoid a libel suit since the columnist appeared in a sequel, "Murder Is News." 145960 1937 Jerry Tracy: Manhattan Whirligig SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, April 1937, Vol. 20, No. 2, pp. 10-37 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the Daily Planet 145961 1939 Jerry Tracy: Murder Is News M Tinsley, Theodore A. (Story). Edgar Edwards (Screenplay) Ness Book - sequel to "Manhattan Shakedown." Columnist-Broadcaster Jerry Tracy (John Gallaudet) goes to an industrialist's home and finds the man dead. He's knocked out and when he revives the body is gone. Without a corpse, his editor refuses to print the story. His wife insists her husband sailed for Europe. Columnist is given carte blanche by the police to investigate. Killer locks Tracy, the wife and her lover in a secret vault in which the industrialist's body was hidden. Police locate the vault in time to save them. Killer is gunned down with Tracy reporting the story on his broadcast. 145962 1937 Jerry Tracy: Murder Is News SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Aug. 1937, Vol. 20, No. 6, pp. 6-37 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the Daily Planet 145963 1936 Jerry Tracy: Murder Maze SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Sept. 1936, Vol. 19, No. 7, pp. 103-125 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 145964 1935 Jerry Tracy: Murderer's Guest SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, July, 1935, Vol. 18, No. 5, pp. 6-30 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 145965 1940 Jerry Tracy: My Candle Burns SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, April 1940, Vol. 23, No. 1, pp. 4-29 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the Daily Planet 145966 1938 Jerry Tracy: No More Limericks SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, April 1938, Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 44-68 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 145967 1932 Jerry Tracy: Park Avenue Item SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Dec. 1932, Vol. 15, No. 10, pp. 28-37 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the Daily Planet 145968 1932 Jerry Tracy: Party From Detroit SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Oct. 1932, Vol. 15, No. 8, pp. 54-65 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 145969 1934 Jerry Tracy: Smoke SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, June 1934, Vol. 17, No. 4, pp. 60-82 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the Daily Planet 145970 1933 Jerry Tracy: Somebody Stole My Pal SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, July, 1933, Vol. 16, No. 5, pp. 49-60 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 145971 1932 Jerry Tracy: South Wind SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Nov. 1932, Vol. 15, No. 9, pp. 27-37 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the Daily Planet 145972 1938 Jerry Tracy: Station K-I-L-L SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Nov. 1938, Vol. 21, No. 8, pp. 18-42 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 145973 1936 Jerry Tracy: Storm Signal SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, June 1936, Vol. 19, No. 4, pp. 83-103 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the Daily Planet 145974 1935 Jerry Tracy: Ticketed for Death SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Sept. 1935, Vol. 18, No. 7, pp. 551-75 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 145975 1971 Jerry Visits DT TV Anchor Jerry Dunphy interviews celebrities 145976 2004 Jersey Girl M Publicist Ollie Trinke (Ben Affleck), a Manhattan public relations man who is married to his true love and expecting a child. Ends up being a single dad. He and his little girl move in with his father. PR Exec #1 (Jason Lee). PR Exec #2 (Matt Damon). Press #1 (Robert McKay), Press #2 Ernie O'Donnell (Ernest O'Donnell), Press #3 (Cymande Lewis), Press #4 (Dan Etheridge), Press #5 (Mark Jwayad). Video Cameraman at Hard Rock (Keith Moyer). Reporter (Chris Pickhardt). 145977 2003 Jersey Guy M Fashion Editor (Lazuren Ezerksky) 145978 2000 Jersey, The: Girlfriend, The T Episode #8. Sports Announcer (Adam G.) 145979 1999 Jersey, The: Heroes T Episode #3. 10-8-1999 TV Reporter (Eric Beck) 145980 2000 Jersey, The: Stealing the Spotlight T SVD 1242 Episode Newspaper. Misleading newspaper article pushes Morgan into the limelight. Photographer (Verda Bridges). 145981 2005 Jersild og Spin: Valg: T Episode #20. 10-22-2005 Commentator, Political Rasmus Jensson (Himself). Former Press Advisor Lotte Hansen (Herself). 145982 2004 Jersild pa DR2 DF Episode #9. 3-3-2004 Journalists Ole Stig Andersen, Preben Morkbak, Anders-Peter Mathiasen of Ekstra Bladet, Lllan Sorensen, Henrik Qvortrup. Host Jens Olaf Jersild. 145983 1991 Jerusalem Interlude N Thoene, Bodie and Brock Thoene #4 Zion Convenant Series American Journalist John Murphy and German-born violinist Elisa Lindheim have completed a honeymoon after a legalized marriage. They meet Leah and Shimon in Paris to bid them farewell for their trip to Jerusalem. Soon, Elisa finds herself pregnant. Elisa's father, Theo, is invited to Berlin privately by Hermann Göring (under the conditions that he travel with a passport issued as "Jacob Stern", his forced-on name at Dachau) to discuss a scheme for allowing Jews to leave the Reich for moneys. He forces Theo to watch the burning of the books and works of art he has taken from Theo's home (which he has annexed), and then dismisses him; Theo now goes to the British embassy, having failed in his mission. Meanwhile, Hitler has ordered the deportation of all 12,000 Polish Jews (including those born in Germany) back to Poland hoping to cause an incident that will give him a pretext to invade Poland. 145984 2002 Jess: Rave Reporter 1 NJ Walters, Jennie Party Girls Popstars TV Reporter. A road show is coming to town and Jess and her friends have tickets. There will be dance auditions, the chance to try out as a TV reporter, and loads of great music. The Party Girls can’t wait. 145985 1939 Jesse James M DVD -R HQ 8200, 8201. SVD 965 Schaeffer, Rosalind, Jo Frances James (Historical Data). Fonda. Powers Publisher of the Liberty Weekly Gazette, Major Rufus Cobb (Henry Hull) cantankerous publisher, uncle, supports Jesse James in the newspaper. Cobb's niece marries James. Cobb continually dictates editorials against various officials, which always end by suggesting they be taken out and shot like dogs. He inadvertently leads to James' demise when he runs an article about the governor agreeing to grant amnesty to any member of the outlaw gang who shoots James. Article is seen by the wife of gang member who convinces him to kill James. After James is killed, Cobb delivers the eulogy at his funeral. 145986 1941 Jesse James at Bay M DVD -R HQ 8915 Reporter Jane Fillmore (Gale Storm) of the St. Louis Journal. 145987 2009 Jesse Stone: Thin Ice MT DVD -R HQ 10916, 10917. TV Weatherwoman. Stone’s former wife, a TV “weather girl” is sleeping with her news producer. News Media covers the kidnapping of a child in flashbacks. 145988 1997 Jessica James: Bright Flamingo Shroud, A NM O'Brien, Meg #5 Jessica James Mysteries Investigative Reporter Jessica "Jesse" James of the Rochester Herald in New York is a fast, blunt talker with plenty of foibles but few illusions. Hard-boiled snoop Jessie wants to be her own man. She's an unreliable but talented reporter. A man claiming to be Jesse' grandfather arrives on her doorstep and asks for help to conceal him from a dangerous man he swindled. Just when it seems her grandfather is safe, James herself becomes a target of a vicious crook. 145989 1990 Jessica James: Daphne Decisions, The NM OWN - P - MLPL O'Brien, Meg #1 Jessica James Mysteries Investigative Reporter Jessica "Jesse" James of the Rochester Herald in New York is a fast, blunt talker with plenty of foibles but few illusions. Hard-boiled snoop Jessie wants to be her own man. She's an unreliable but talented reporter. Jessie really wants to be responsible. She can't help it if her boyfriend is a gangster, her therapist is a New age guru, her helpers ("The Gennessee Three") have somewhat questionable legal status, and her commitment to sobriety is constantly tested. A reporter on an upstate New York newspaper, Jessica is working on a series about the homeless when a mugging sends her to a hospital. Coming out of a coma, Jesse hears a prominent personage, an old judge, calling her "Daphne" mistaking the journalist for the widow of his late son. Jesse says nothing but aims to find Daphne when she's released. But her editor takes Jesse off the homeless story, a blow since she has been obsessed with one woman, who froze to death after losing her home to developers of housing for the rich. Now on her own, Jesse finds out enough to make her a target for murder. 145990 1992 Jessica James: Eagles Die Too NM O'Brien, Meg #4 Jessica James Mysteries Investigative Reporter Jessica "Jesse" James of the Rochester Herald in New York is a fast, blunt talker with plenty of foibles but few illusions. Hard-boiled snoop Jessie wants to be her own man. She's an unreliable but talented reporter. After flunking a course for executive bodyguards, which she took in order to research an article, Jess meets and is attracted to a pilot who is one of the instructors at a bar and overhears an argument he has with another pilot over an unnamed woman. Distressed to learn that her sometime lover, mobster Marcus Andrelli, is in Europe with his ex-wife and son, Jess takes up Mac's offer to teach her to fly. Then her mother, Kate, visits with her new husband, Charlie, whom Jess thinks is a crook. Jess attempts to "save" her mother from her new husband, a wealthy, charming and conspiratorial conman. Hoping to foil a possibly dangerous and nefarious (though as yet unknown) scheme, Jessica goes cross-country to solve the case. She is currently on the outs with her own rich gangster-boyfriend and she goes cross-country with the sometime aid of a hulking bodyguard, a brooding aviator and a colorful aunt. She perseveres amidst murder, mayhem and mystery. 145991 1991 Jessica James: Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow NM OWN - P O'Brien, Meg #3 Jessica James Mysteries Investigative Reporter Jessica "Jesse" James of the Rochester Herald in New York is a fast, blunt talker with plenty of foibles but few illusions. Hard-boiled snoop Jessie wants to be her own man. She's an unreliable but talented reporter. 145992 1990 Jessica James: Salmon in the Soup NM OWN - P O'Brien, Meg #2 Jessica James Mysteries Investigative Reporter Jessica "Jesse" James of the Rochester Herald in New York is a fast, blunt talker with plenty of foibles but few illusions. Hard-boiled snoop Jessie wants to be her own man. She's an unreliable but talented reporter. Whenever she is too busy investigating crimes to do her newspaper work, she makes it a habit to call in well, rather than sick. She's a recovering alcoholic who lives from paycheck to paycheck following the teachings of a guru-shrink. Jessie has been romantically involved with a mob boss. When ex-flame Marcus Andrellis is accused of murdering a former female city attorney while the two were on his yacht allegedly plotting a child pornography scheme, Jesse smells a frame-up. She mounts her own investigation. Along the way she runs into thugs, cops, a rival mob boss and one of her high school dreamboats. Figuring out who did what to whom isn't a sublime undertaking, but watching Jessica struggle to put the pieces of the mystery, and her own complicated life is worth the effort. 145993 1981 Jessica Novak: Boy Most Likely, The T Episode #2. 11-12-1981 TV Reporter Jessica Novak (Helen Shaver), on-the-air television reporter, Close-up News, KLA-TV, Channel 6, Los Angeles. Phil Bonelli (Andrew Rubin) field cameraman. Ricky Duran (Eric Kilpatrick) field sound man. Max Kenyon (David Spielberg) cameraman 145994 1981 Jessica Novak: Closeup News T Episode #1. 11-5-1981. Series 11-5-1981 to 12-3-1981 TV Reporter Jessica Novak (Helen Shaver), on-the-air television reporter, Close-up News, KLA-TV, Channel 6, Los Angeles. Phil Bonelli (Andrew Rubin) field cameraman. Ricky Duran (Eric Kilpatrick) field sound man. Max Kenyon (David Spielberg) cameraman 145995 1981 Jessica Novak: Everybody Loves a Winner T Episode #8. TV Reporter Jessica Novak (Helen Shaver), on-the-air television reporter, Close-up News, KLA-TV, Channel 6, Los Angeles. Phil Bonelli (Andrew Rubin) field cameraman. Ricky Duran (Eric Kilpatrick) field sound man. Max Kenyon (David Spielberg) cameraman 145996 1981 Jessica Novak: Kenny T Episode #3. 11-19-1981 TV Reporter Jessica Novak (Helen Shaver), on-the-air television reporter, Close-up News, KLA-TV, Channel 6, Los Angeles. Phil Bonelli (Andrew Rubin) field cameraman. Ricky Duran (Eric Kilpatrick) field sound man. Max Kenyon (David Spielberg) cameraman 145997 1981 Jessica Novak: Man on the Street T Episode #4. TV Reporter Jessica Novak (Helen Shaver), on-the-air television reporter, Close-up News, KLA-TV, Channel 6, Los Angeles. Phil Bonelli (Andrew Rubin) field cameraman. Ricky Duran (Eric Kilpatrick) field sound man. Max Kenyon (David Spielberg) cameraman 145998 1981 Jessica Novak: Mirrorful of Gamblers, A T Episode #5 TV Reporter Jessica Novak (Helen Shaver), on-the-air television reporter, Close-up News, KLA-TV, Channel 6, Los Angeles. Phil Bonelli (Andrew Rubin) field cameraman. Ricky Duran (Eric Kilpatrick) field sound man. Max Kenyon (David Spielberg) cameraman 145999 1981 Jessica Novak: Reward, The T Episode #7. TV Reporter Jessica Novak (Helen Shaver), on-the-air television reporter, Close-up News, KLA-TV, Channel 6, Los Angeles. Phil Bonelli (Andrew Rubin) field cameraman. Ricky Duran (Eric Kilpatrick) field sound man. Max Kenyon (David Spielberg) cameraman 146000 1981 Jessica Novak: Silent Night T Episode #6. TV Reporter Jessica Novak (Helen Shaver), on-the-air television reporter, Close-up News, KLA-TV, Channel 6, Los Angeles. Phil Bonelli (Andrew Rubin) field cameraman. Ricky Duran (Eric Kilpatrick) field sound man. Max Kenyon (David Spielberg) cameraman 146001 2005 Jessica The Journalist G Journalist doll, Jessica -- Smartees ("Smart Friends for Smart Girls." "Do You Want To Tell People WHAT'S HAPPENING?" 146002 2004 Jessica, 30 N Streeruwitz, Marlene Austria Journalist 146003 2006 Jesus Camp DT Commentator Mike Papantonio. 146004 2005 Jesus Christ Supercop M Short Photographer (Matt Hartman). 146005 1968 Jesus Christs N Langguth, A.J. Advice Columnist on the radio. Jesus, the most cheerful "guy at the station" offers advice on the radio and answers letters seeking advice from his listeners. Radio Engineer Nate Weinstein. 146006 2004 Jesus Lives in Trenton N Klim, Christopher Tabloid Photojournalist Boot Means discovers big trouble in Trenton but the trouble gives him a chance to erase his impoverished roots as an orphan and launch into fame. Set in the desperate urban landscape of Trenton, New Jersey, Means explores the heady world of TV evangelism and the seamy underworld of cult organizations. 146007 2002 Jesus the Curry King M Journalist (Aruna Shields). 146008 1997 Jesusgate N Brown, Grayson Warren Weinberg List Journalist 146009 2008 Jeszcze raz MF Journalist (Justyna Gugala) 146010 2008 Jeszcze raz MF Poland Journalist (Justyna Gugala) 146011 1952 Jet Job M Photographer (Perc Launders). 146012 2009 Jet Set NJ Karasyov, Carrie and Jill Kargman Tabloid Magazine Reporter Sophia for Gab! Magazine, a glossy monthly that covers celebs and socialites. Sophia’s Dad and his editors have arranged for Sophia to come to the exclusive Van Pelt boarding school as an undercover reporter. They invented a fake background, bought a title off the internet, and paid the tuition. All Sophia has to do in exchange is supply them with as much gossip as possible. Lucy Peterson, thanks to a tennis scholarship, is one of the newest and poorest students at the exclusive Van Pelt boarding school. Her classmates are a kaleidoscope of the world’s aristocracy. The son of a Russian coal tycoon, the daughter of the deposed king of Italy, an Indian princess, a Texas oil billionaire’s son and Prince Oliver, a member of the British royal family. Disdained by the Diamonds, the snotty power clique that everyone wants to join, Lucy is is drawn into her friend Sophia’s scheme to dish for Gab! Magazine. Now Lucy is having second thoughts about agreeing to help Sophia. If she backs out, will Sophia claim that Lucy is the one responsible for the malicious stories that have been appearing in Gabi Magazine and end Lucy’s days at Van Pelt? The nasty Sofia is exposed for what she is, the Diamonds become Lucy’s friends, and, naturally, Lucy finds herself in the arms of her Prince Charming. 146013 1995 Jetlag: Novel, A N Nayman, Michele Australian journalist Laurie for a Singapore business magazine becomes emotionally involved with a top computer salesman. Later she accepts a job at his rapidly growing computer company. Her friend, Susan, is a former reporter who is institutionalized. 146014 1962 Jetsons, The T Series 9-23-1962 to 9-8-1963 Parody News. George Jetson's favorite TV shows include The Stuntley-Hinkley Report (parody of The Huntley-Brinkley Report) 146015 1963 Jetzt und in der Stunde meines Todes MF East Germany Reporter (Fritz Westphal). 146016 1983 jeu brutal, Un MF News Media. The TV Journalist (Humbert Balsan) 146017 1993 Jeune Werther, Le MF Photographer (Bertrand Figuier). 146018 1998 Jeux de Roles a Carpentras DT Journalists and the press. In 1990 the profanation of the Jewish cemetery in Carpentras aroused an outburst of emotion and preoccupied the press over several months since the incident raised sensitive issues such as anti-Semitism, racism and intolerance. Investigation was long and laborious: rumors, false accusations and prejudice hindered its resolution. This documentary, in which journalists and magistrates appear, casts an acute eye on the unfolding of the whole affair, with particular attention to its treatment by the press and the political issues at stake. 146019 1999 Jew of New York, The N Katchor, Ben News Media 146020 2009 Jewel Box, The N Davis, Anna Gossip Columnist Diamond Sharp is a glamorous lady about town in London’s Roaring ‘20s. But she leads a double life. During the day she is Grace Rutherford, an advertising copywriter supporting a widowed sister and mother. By night, she’s Diamond Sharp who adores her single status and makes the most of it. That is until she meets mysterious American author Dexter O’Connell, a charming, flirtatious man with whom she begins a steamy cat-and-mouse affair that turns her world upside down. Her trouble? She’s concurrently swept off her feet by her charming and equally delicious neighbor John Cramer -- Dexter’s bitter enemy. Grace is determine to get to the bottom of their hatred for each other. But whose story should she believe? To make matters worse, her sister is possibly falling for John, too. When Grace delves into their closets looking for skeletons, she realizes she must ultimately face her own. 146021 1917 Jewel in Pawn, A M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters Reporter Bob Hendricks (Jack Connolly) writes a story about a slum girl who clears a newsboy, Jimmy (Antrim Short) who is falsely accused of theft. 146022 2001 Jewel of the Sahara M Cameraman (Mark Neveldine). 146023 1940 Jewelry Robberies, The CB Detective Comics #42 Reporter Red Logan 146024 1990 Jewels of Our Father N OWN - P (Two Copies) Daniels, Kristy Newspaper Owner Kellen Bryant Hillman, beautiful and independent, had vision and ideals to restore The San Francisco Times to its former glory. 146025 1999 Jewish Lover, The N Topol, Edward (Christopher Barnes, Translator) Jewish Journalist with a passion for young Russian virgins 146026 2008 Jewslim M News Reporter (Andrea Castro). 146027 2007 Jezebel's Tomb N Hilzenrath, David Serialized in the Washington Post Journalist Benjamin Jordan investigates a blast that destroys one of Jerusalem's premier archaeological museums. Israeli Mossad blames Palestinian terrorists. Jordan finds disturbing holes in the official explanation and quickly finds himself in the crosshairs. Struggling to penetrate a deadly plot, Jordan follows his only lead to the University of Michigan and a young scholar. Mutual attraction competes with mutual suspicion as they plunge deeper into danger. Driven by ambition, scarred by terrorism, torn by the crosscurrents of an age-old conflict, Jordan must decide whom to trust and how far he will go. In 1883, a Jerusalem merchant claimed to have purchased from a Bedouin an unusual text found in a cave near the Dead Sea. He was on the verge of selling it to the British Museum for one million pounds when he was denounced as a fraud. Disgraced and destitute, he committed suicide. His artifact was lost to history. Generations later, the forgotten man holds the key to a Jerusalem bombing and a 2,000-year-old mystery. 146028 1988 Jezus Krisztus horoszkopja MF Hungary Reporter (Julia Balo). 146029 1991 JFK M DVD -R HQ 2809, 2810, 2811, 2806. L TV Newsman #1 (Mike Longman). TV Newsman #2 (Alec Gifford). TV Newsman #3 (Bob Gunton). French Reporter (Eric A. Vicini). Russian Reporter (Michael Gurievsky). British Reporter (Caroline Crosthwaite-Eyre). Reporter (Kristina Hare). Sam Giancana with sunglasses and white hat encounters Reporter. 146030 1992 JFK Assassination: Jim Garrison Tapes, The M Reporter with Microphone as Oswald is Shot (Ike Pappas-Himself) 146031 1967 JFK Conspiracy, The: Case of Jim Garrison, The MT Host (Walter Sheridan) of NBC News. 146032 1985 Ji ren tian xiang (aka Chase a Fortune) MF Hong Kong Sports Journalist-Photographer Sunflower (Liu Wai-Hung) tries to make a fast buck by faking an injury while interviewing a boxing champion and making an insurance claim. The boxer, feeling responsible, quits his career to become the conniving sports photographer’s full-time servant. Glimpse of rival reporters and photographers. Sunflower was a virtuous journalist but after he is accidentally injured and hospitalized, his cousin manages to convince him to pretend to be paralyzed. 146033 1947 Jiaou tian cheng (aka Perfect Couple) MF Hong Kong News Media 146034 1998 Jidu zhongfan MF TV News Reporter (Mike Cassey) 146035 1997 Jie qian zhuan jia MF Food Critic (Siu Chung Mok). 146036 1960 Jigoku MF Japan Journalist Akagawa (Koichi Miya). 146037 1949 Jigsaw (aka Gun Moll) M Roeburt, John (Story). Fletcher Markle, Vincent McConnor (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Charles Riggs (Myron McCormick) for the Express-Journal trying to expose hate group. Man who printed pamphlets for group found dead. Wife insists he committed suicide because columnist kept hounding him; columnist says he was murdered. Soon after, Riggs is killed by being knocked out and thrown from window of his eleventh-floor apartment. Offered long-winded pontifications on dangers of hatred. Suspects in murder investigation include PR man and press lord who inherited chain of newspapers from his father. Number of well-known personalities are featured including Real-Life Newspaper Columnist Leonard Lyons. Blue Angel Photographer Caroline Riggs (Doe Avedon / credited as Betty Harper) "Whatever happened to the old Charlie Riggs with his eye to a keyhole?" "I've got both eyes open these days." 146038 1999 Jigsaw Killer, The SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 146039 1988 Jigsaw Murders, The M Photographer (Page Mosely). 146040 1995 Jill Francis: Air That Kills NM Taylor, Andrew #1 Jill Francis Mysteries Reporter Jill Francis of the Gazette in Lydmouth, an English town, is a heartsick London journalist visiting a former colleague and his wife in the postwar English countryside. In Lydmouth, she is caught up in a local police case involving the town ne'er-do-well's discovery of an old wooden box containing an infant's bones, a scrap of yellowed newsprint and a brooch. Police question Francis' friend's wife, whose family owns the newspaper the fragment matches. A local historian is killed. Francis, who has been helping the historian's daughter cope with her father's death, stumbles on the truth. Francis teams up with the police inspector to solve the crime. Crime Novelist Martin Edwards writes: At the start of the first installment of the series, “An Air that Kills” (1994), both Thornhill and Jill are newcomers to the old market town. Lydmouth is an insular place; Thornhill, who has come from East Anglia, quickly becomes aware that ‘anyone from outside the county ranked as a foreigner’ and lacks rapport with his boss, Superintendent Williamson. Married (Edith Thornhill is described early on as ‘an orderly woman’) with two children, he is intelligent, and also prey to strong passions. Jill has come to Lydmouth to escape from an unhappy love affair. When they first meet, Jill envisages an ‘adoring wife…Thornhill might have seemed quite handsome if his expression had not been so supercilious; he looked…like a grammar-school master whose absolute control over the boys in his charge had gone to his head.’ Jill and Thornhill are attracted to each other and Taylor has himself described the series as, in effect, ‘a love story’. Over the course of the series, their relationship deepens and eventually becomes adulterous. The surface respectability of the 1950s coupled with their desperate need to keep their affair secret adds to the tension. Taylor’s choice of period was deliberate: ‘I felt it would be refreshing to write not just about a different time but also about a different moral climate from our own. The 1950s are so relatively recent that we tend to assume that they are part of the present, that people were not so very different from ourselves in 2001. But they were different. That generation sits uncomfortably on the fence between past and present. Britain had won the war, more or less, and was in the slow and inexorable process of losing the peace. We were discarding an empire and acquiring a welfare state. The political, social and economic certainties of the past were dissolving. The differences between then and now weren't just a matter of the externals - the dandruff, for example, the omnipresent cigarettes, the ill-cut demob suits smelling of sweat and the council estates jerry-built for returning heroes. There was an even bigger difference in the psychological and moral baggage that people carry around them. I wanted the plots of the novels to turn as far as possible on how people thought and lived in that extraordinary decade just after World War II.’ All the books feature multiple viewpoints, a device which enables Taylor to add depth to his study of Lydmouth society. Pace derives not only from rapid switches between viewpoints but also from the timeframe: typically, the events of each novel take place over the span of just a few days, even though in some cases they represent the consequences of long ago sins. The developing relationship between Jill and Thornhill is entwined with the involvement that, in their different ways, they have with murder mysteries. Jill’s newspaper contacts provide her, on occasion, with clues not available to Thornhill through orthodox channels. As is often the case with Taylor, the puzzle element of the books is of secondary importance to the depiction of character, and here to the portrait of a particular society at a particular time. Nevertheless, the plots are more than adequate, and the way in which suspicion over the killing of Mattie Harris shifts from one person to another in “Where Roses Fade” (2000) is especially well done. Although far from unknown, it is still relatively uncommon for a crime writer to conceive a lengthy series of this kind right from the outset. More typically, a one-off book, and its detective hero or heroine, strikes a chord with readers and reviewers, thus leading to a demand for follow-ups. But Taylor was successful in securing a commission from publishers for the first three books in the series on the basis of a proposal and “An Air That Kills” painstakingly lays the ground for much that is to follow. Perhaps an analogy can be drawn between this book and the first episode in many a television series. Because of the over-riding need to establish character and setting, the story tends to play second fiddle. Certainly, “An Air That Kills” is in some respects a muted book. The atmosphere is far from being laden with sentimental fondness for the time. The bleak tone is reflected in the central crime: workmen demolishing an old inn discover the remains of a newborn child in a disused privy. Taylor has commented that the set-up enabled him ‘to use an idea I had had in my head for years - that of a body lying in a sea of poppies on Remembrance Sunday. The storyline includes an illegitimate baby and the black market; and above everything is the theme of remembrance, of the poisoning effect of nostalgia. Although the series is best read in chronological order, there is no doubt that it gains in strength as it progresses. One has the impression that Taylor – a writer unafraid to take risks and try something different, rather than sticking to formula – has become emboldened, the more comfortable he has become with the people and the place he has created. All of Thornhill’s investigations are worth reading, but those from “The Lover of the Grave (1997)” onwards are especially compelling. At an early point, Taylor had the excellent idea of taking his titles for the Lydmouth novels from the works of A.E. Housman. Much of Housman’s work is set in border country, if not quite in the Lydmouth area, and its darkness is again well suited to the mood that Taylor seeks to establish. The second book in the series was “The Mortal Sickness” (1995). As Taylor says, this introduced not only the local vicar but also ‘his wife (whose guilty secret is that she writes detective thrillers) and a clutch of decaying gentlefolk. Among the latter is Victor Youlgreave the churchwarden. Exceptionally devoted readers will recognise the surname from the Roth Trilogy and also from a novel for older children, Double Exposure, which I wrote in 1990. Victor comes from the Herefordshire branch of the Youlgreave family, rather than the junior branch which settled near London and in South Africa. I enjoy knitting together all my fiction into a single patchwork whole. Lydmouth is part of a greater world.’ “The Lover of the Grave” begins with the discovery of a corpse after the coldest night of the year. He is dangling from the Hanging Tree with his trousers around his ankles. It is not the kind of case which whodunnit writers of the 1950s, or indeed their usual readers, tended to favour, but Taylor handles the material with his customary sensitivity. The case (which proves to be one of a murder sought to be disguised as suicide) brings both Jill Francis and Richard Thornhill into contact with Ashbridge School and those who teach in it. Families play an important part in the story: as a key character puts it, ‘I was brought up to believe that one must put the family first.’ Taylor depicts the corrosive nature of many family relationships with much skill. Equally accomplished is “The Suffocating Night,” the storyline of which was influenced by a conversation that Taylor had with a woman who ‘remembered the insults she had suffered in the early 1950s because her father happened to be a communist. This was the time of the Korean War, when Reds lurked under beds, the Russians had the atomic bomb and the Cheltenham city fathers decided not to renovate the Pittville Pump Room, one of the town's architectural glories, on the grounds that World War III would soon break out.’ “Where Roses Fade” (2000) features another period touch, neatly integrated into the plot. Malcolm Sedbury suffers from polio. As Taylor says, this is ‘now largely a memory but fifty years ago a disease that terrified parents and blighted children's lives. It affected the middle classes particularly badly because working class children lived in less hygienic conditions and had already developed the necessary antibodies when they routinely coped with low-level doses of infection.’ The murder victim is portrayed warts and all, but it is impossible not to be moved by her dreadful fate. This book handles very effectively the different attitudes of men and women towards sexual experience – and, in some respects, to life itself. The reaction of Thornhill when Jill tells him that she may be pregnant seems true not just to the time, but to life itself. The starting point of “Death’s Own Door” (2001) was the encouragement given to Taylor to tell Edith Thornhill’s story. The presumed suicide of a widower with a distinguished war record is the starting point this time. Edith knew the dead man; she decides to attend the funeral without telling her husband and shadows from the past begin to emerge. Sex and sexuality, as in all the Lydmouth stories, are key to the unfolding of the plot as well as to the portrayal of the society. This was a time when giving birth outside marriage was frowned upon and homosexuality illegal and Taylor explores the consequences for individuals trapped by their own desires as well as, in some cases, by their own folly. A seventh Lydmouth book, “Call the Dying” (2004). In 1998 Taylor wrote ‘The Woman Who Loved Elizabeth David’ an excellent short story with a Lydmouth setting but told from a different, first-person perspective. Edith features briefly, but not her husband or Jill Francis. Completists may find it in Past Crimes, a Crime Writers Association anthology. Presumably because it got off to a rather quiet start, the Lydmouth series is still, perhaps, less celebrated than Taylor’s first series, featuring the amoral William Dougal, his award-winning trilogy of Roth novels now collected as Requiem for an Angel or excellent stand-alones such as The American Boy. But its quality is enduring and, although Richard Thornhill is a flawed man, he is undoubtedly likeable, as well as being a highly successful detective. 146041 2004 Jill Francis: Call the Dying NM Taylor, Andrew #7 Jill Francis Mysteries Journalist Jill Francis of the Gazette in Lydmouth, an English town. Love and need make unexpected bedfellows, and both are blind. As the grip of a long hard winter tightens on Lydmouth, a dead voice calls the dying in a séance behind net curtains. Two provincial newspapers are in the throes of a bitter circulation war. A doctor finds his Nemesis and an office boy loses his heart. In Lydmouth, it is the year when the fog is particularly bad - and when the rats are fed on bread and milk, a gentleman's yellow kid glove is mislaid, and something disgusting is happening at Mr. Prout's toyshop. It's also the year when Jill Francis returns to Lydmouth as editor of the Gazette. There's no pleasure left in the life of Detective Chief Inspector Richard Thornhill. Only a corpse, a television set and the promise of trouble to come. 146042 2001 Jill Francis: Death’s Own Door NM Taylor, Andrew #6 Jill Francis Mysteries Journalist Jill Francis of the Gazette in Lydmouth, an English town. When a widower with a distinguished war record is found dead in his summerhouse with a bottle of whisky beside him, the verdict is suicide. The widower's death touches many lives. Thornhill's investigation leads to a moderately famous artist and his wife. To Thornhill's former boss, now retired and loathing it. To a charwoman and an army officer. To a councillor with more pies than fingers to put in them. To a dilettante magazine proprietor. To an unmarried mother who lost her virtue and her baby when Victoria was on the throne. Worst of all, to Thornhill's growing horror, the investigation leads to his wife, Edith, and to another death during a highly- charged summer before the war. It also leads to Jill Francis and a very different set of problems. And a third death is yet to come. 146043 1997 Jill Francis: Lover of the Grave, The NM Taylor, Andrew #3 Jill Francis Mysteries Reporter Jill Francis of the Gazette in Lydmouth, an English town, and Police Inspector Richard Thornhill team up to investigate an apparent lynching in an English village. After the coldest night of the year a sheep farmer is found hanging from a tree at a crossroads outside the market town of Lydmouth. He is wearing handcuffs and his legs are bound, with his trousers round his ankles. Suicide seems the obvious conclusion, or is it accidental death resulting from some bizarre sexual practice? Journalist Jill Francis and Detective Inspector Thornhill become involved in the case in separate ways and decide to delve into the farmer's murky family history together. Jill is also drawn unwillingly into the affairs of the small public school where the dead man taught. Meanwhile a Peeping Tom is preying upon Lydmouth; Jill has just moved into her own house and is afraid she is being watched. And there are more distractions, on a personal level, for both policeman and reporter. 146044 1996 Jill Francis: Mortal Sickness, The NM Taylor, Andrew #2 Jill Francis Mysteries Reporter Jill Francis of the Gazette in Lydmouth, an English town, and a new vicar find a woman with few friends and a crush on the vicar dead in the church vestry. A medieval chalice and the Sunday collection are missing from the safe. Someone is also sending poison-pen letters around town about the vicar accusing him of theft and philandering. Reporters flood the town to do a story on the missing chalice. As she investigates the murder of a woman found bludgeoned to death in a local church, Francis finds herself personally entangled in the lives of the residents of a small British village. 146045 2007 Jill Francis: Naked to the Hangman NM Taylor, Andrew #8 Jill Francis Mysteries. Eight Lydmouth novels (and one short story) have been published. Books are set in and around a fictional town on the Anglo-Welsh borders in the years after World War II. Reporter Jill Francis of the Gazette in Lydmouth, an English town. As a young police officer in Palestine during the closing months of the Mandate - the cradle of Middle Eastern terrorism - Richard Thornhill saw and did things which still haunt his dreams and make him fear for his sanity. Is he himself a killer? Now, when a retired police officer is found dead in the ruins of Lydmouth Castle, the past has come back to claim Detective Inspector Thornhill, and he is under suspicion of another murder. His wife Edith and former lover Jill Francis join forces in an uneasy alliance to try to help him. But there are many complications - scandalous allegations have been made about Miss Awre's School of Dancing; the Ruispidge Charity's annual dance for young people is under threat; teenagers haunt the newly opened Italian coffee bar and yearn for fumbled intimacies in the sheltering darkness of the Rex Cinema; an Oxford don is looking for love; the Angel of Death wears khaki shorts and drives a Ford van. And the Spring floods are rising higher than they have in living memory, drowning a multitude of secrets ... Lydmouth and its hinterland form a provincial society. he protagonists are both outsiders - like the reader, they gradually discover more and more about Lydmouth. Jill Francis is a journalist from London, running away from sad secrets in her past. Detective Inspector Richard Thornhill comes from the Fens of East Anglia; his inclinations are permanently at war with his puritan inheritance. There are many other recurring characters, taken from all levels in society. Though the novels are set in the 1950s, they do not attempt to replicate the traditional Golden Age detective story (apart from some friendly mockery of its conventions). 'Whydunnit' is often as interesting as 'whodunnit'. All of the titles are - and will - be taken from the poetry of A.E.Housman. A Shropshire Lad captures perfectly not only the brooding atmosphere appropriate to a mystery series but also the sense of a border setting - of an area which is not quite England, not quite Wales: but wholly itself. 146046 1997 Jill Francis: Suffocating Night, The NM Taylor, Andrew #4 Jill Francis Mysteries Reporter Jill Francis of the Gazette in Lydmouth, an English town. When squatters move into a disused military camp near Lydmouth, public opinion is divided: do they have a genuine and desperate need of shelter or are they merely unpatriotic scroungers and Communist sympathisers? The controversy attracts the attention of Cameron Rowse, a right-wing London journalist. There are other strangers in Lydmouth - a leading Labour MP, and the anonymous Man with the Fish. Each has his secret agenda. When Rowse is found murdered in the Bathurst Arms, Detective Inspector Richard Thornhill has no shortage of suspects. One of them is Philip Wemyss-Brown, editor of the Lydmouth Gazette - the friend and employer of Jill Francis. Once again, Jill and Richard Thornhill pursue the same answers for conflicting reasons. This time, however, there is a difference. Thornhill and Jill Francis have a second problem to solve. And this one is even harder, and far more personal. 146047 2000 Jill Francis: Where Roses Fade NM Taylor, Andrew #5 Jill Francis Mysteries Journalist Jill Francis of the Gazette in Lydmouth, an English town. When Mattie Harris laughs in the soft darkness of a May night, it is the last time her voice is heard. Soon the rain-swollen river sweeps her body back to Lydmouth. Mattie couldn't swim. did she fall into the water? Could she have jumped? Mattie was a waitress at the Gardenia Cafe, a woman of little consequence. So why are some of Lydmouth's leading citizens so anxious to establish that her death was accidental? Then the rumours begin to circulate, and with them comes another death. As fear tightens its hold on the town, Jill Francis and Richard Thornhill can no longer avoid each other and the bittersweet implications of their attraction. But there are more secrets here. The living have their secrets as well as the dead. 146048 1909 Jilt, The M Newspaper. Article announcing marriage of friend 146049 2002 Jiltuneun naui him (aka Jealousy Is My Middle Name) MF South Korea Magazine Journalist Lee Weon-sang (Park Hae-il) works for a periodical run by Han Yun-shik (Mun Seong-keun), the new lover of the journalist’s former girlfriend. Weon-sang develops a crush on a news photographer Park Seong-yeon (Bae Jong-ok) but she begins carrying on with the publisher of the magazine company. The publisher friend keeps stealing the girls the journalist likes. So Weon-sang goes to work for him shrewdly playing the role of helpful assistant while planning revenge. The two men gradually realize they have more in common than they first thought. 146050 1987 Jim & piraterna Blom MF TV Reporter (Harald Treutiger) 146051 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Arabian Night T Episode #6. 3-28-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole uses Dora as bait to get an interview with an Arabian prince. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146052 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Baby, Come Home T Episode. 3-21-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole almost bungles an exclusive angle on a kidnapping case. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146053 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Birthday Boy, The T Episode #34.. 6-22-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). A party isn't the only surprise that O'Toole gets on his birthday -- a pair of black eyes also marks the occasion. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146054 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Crime a la Carte T Episode. 1-19-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). In order to get a scoop, O'Toole poses as a stool pigeon with information about a fictitious name. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146055 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Dear Minnie T Episode #32. 5-11-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). Minnie Morgan writes a lonely-hearts advice column, but from the looks of her muddled life, she doesn't follow her own advice. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146056 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Desk, The T Episode #29. 8-23-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). Hiding from the police after failing to deliver the key witness in a murder case, O'Toole accidentally locks himself in his rolltop desk and is trapped there while the slaying turns out to be something else. Police believe a man murdered his missing wife but O'Toole has a different idea. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146057 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Dora's Vacation T Episode #30. 5-25-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). When Dora insists upon taking her long overdue vacation, O'Toole hires a giddy teenager to take her place. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146058 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Farewell to Dora T Episode 24. 6-30-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). Dora Miles decides to accept a better job. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146059 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Fix, The T Episode #12. 4-29-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). In order to get the goods on Little Augie, a crook who has been fixing fights, O'Toole gets Sydney to pose as a boxer. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146060 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Floundered in Florida T Episode #23. 9-13-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). Bathing suit manufacturers are having a convention in Miami. O'Toole, Headline Press Service editor lands the job of handling the publicity for Sally's bathing suits. He appoints Cub Reporter Sidney and they fly off for Florida ion grand style -- heading straight for trouble. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146061 1960 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Frame-up. T Episode. 12-15-1960 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole has a sleuth investigate the case of a neighborhood policeman accused of beating up a boy. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146062 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Gift for Grandma T Episode. 6-30-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole and Sidney buy a present for grandma and it turns out to be a stolen necklace. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146063 1960 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Hot Off the Wire T Episode Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). In order to get a scoop, O'Toole poses as a stool pigeon with information about a fictitious crime Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146064 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Hypnotist, The T Episode #14. 9-5-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole discovers that a doctor of Hypnotic Science is really a con man. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146065 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): In the Rough T Episode #13. 6-9-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). Wealthy Henrietta Updyke goes on an African safari and discovers a golfer she thinks will revolutionize the links -- a gorilla named Arnold King. Golfer Jimmy Demaret (Himself). Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146066 1960 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Mad Bomber, The T Episode Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). Man heads for the city room of the newspaper with a homemade bomb Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146067 1960 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Mad Bomber, The T Episode 10-16-1960 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). Man infuriated by an article about himself is determined to get even using one of his homemade bombs. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146068 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Marry-Go Round, The T Episode #25. 9-23-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole and Miles go to great lengths to get the story on a rich old millionaire who plans to marry a young showgirl. The plans are exposed by Editor O'Toole. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146069 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Meet Melvin T Episode. 2-23-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole isn't too receptive to Dora's request for a raise. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146070 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Mike Cheats a Cheater T Episode #31. 1-26-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole wants to expose a phony drama teacher, so he poses as a millionaire's son and enters the acting class. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146071 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Mike O'Toole, Angler T Episode. 10-12-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). Asked to write some articles that will raise funds for an orphange, O'Toole hires "Fingers" Larkin to rob the orphanage safe. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146072 1960 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Nephew, The T Episode #33. 12-1-1960 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). Old ladies dies and leaves her money to her cat. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146073 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): No Help Wanted T Episode. 11-9-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole and Miles, mistaking an actress for a poverty-stricken houjsekeeper are determined to help her. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146074 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): O'Toole and Son T Episode #1. 7-31-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole is to receive $100,000 as stipulated in his uncle's will, but only on the condition that he have an heir to carry on the family name. To qualify, O'Toole decides to adopt a son -- his office boy. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146075 1962 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Old Army Game T Episode #19. 1-23-1962 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). A private asks O'Toole to help him break up a gang that specializes in targeting and mugging soldiers. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146076 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Once Upon a Moose T Episode. 4-17-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole and Miles try to prove that a man accused of murder is really innocent. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146077 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Painting Caper T Episode #27. 1-19-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). Trying to impress a potential subscriber to Headline Press Service, O'Toole poses as an art expert. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146078 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Patriots, The T Episode. 8-22-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). When a subscriber to Headline Press Service wants to cancel, O'Toole makes up a story about a revolution in a Latin American country. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146079 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Piano Prodigy T Episode #28. 1-31-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). The Headline Press Service jumps at the opportunity to do publicity for a child piano prodigy. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146080 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Pinkmalion T Episode #4. 3-14-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole is refused an interview with a famous actress so he decides to create a movie star of his own. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146081 1962 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Plant, The T Episode #20. 2-13-1962 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole's staff demands a raise. Somehow they just don't go for his compromise retirement benefits at the age of 96. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146082 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Sad Sack Santa T Episode #7. 4-3-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole finds a "Sad Sack Santa" sitting on a rooming-hours stoop. He's in his Santa suit in the middle of summer, out of a job since Christmas. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146083 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Sidney's Scoop T Episode #8. 4-4-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). Mike's office boy Sidney writes a story that might put the paper out of business Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146084 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): South Hampton Story T Episode. 1-3-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole goes to get a story on an heiress. He gets more than a story -- he gets engaged to her. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146085 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Temporary Scoundrel, The T Episode #10. 4-17-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole makes a deal to changes places for a day with a millionaire and man about town. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146086 1962 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Texas Tycoon, The T Episode #18. 1-6-1962 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole wants to bag a Texas millionaire as a financial backer. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146087 1960 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Three Sisters, The T Episode #3. 12-17-1960 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). Three old ladies come to keep house for O'Toole. They turn his apartment into a bookie joint. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146088 1960 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Uncle Chester T Episode #2. 12-6-1960. Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). O'Toole's Uncle Chester comes to visit, but he's a strain on his nephew's nerves and budget. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146089 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): War Bride T Episode #17. 12-4-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). A "War Bride" on the trail of her missing husband tracks O'Toole down and insists he is the man. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146090 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): When a Body Meets a Body T Episode #9. 4-6-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). Mike may have a scoop. There's a dead man lying in the backroom of the barbershop and the police have not been notified. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146091 1961 Jim Backus Show, The: (aka Hot Off The Wire): Woman's Touch, The T Episode #21. 2-13-1961 Editor-Reporter John Michael "Mike" O'Toole (Jim Backus) is editor/reporter of the Headline Press Service, a newspaper in financial trouble. Assistant Dora Miles (Nita Talbot). Office Boy Sidney (Bob Watson). "The Woman's Touch" results in some changes around the office as Dora Miles takes over operations for a week and hires a new sales manager -- he has a winning personality, but a very questionable background. Promo: "Follow the rip-roaring misadventures of the editor-proprietor of a poorly financed, badly organized and under-staffed news wire serivce." 146092 2002 Jim Brown: All American DT Lee, Spike (Director). Sports Journalist William C. Rhoden, New York Times. Sports Journalist Michaelv Wibon, Washington Post. Sports Journalist Ralph Wiley. Sports Journalist Stuart Scott of ESPN. Sportstalk Radio Host Mike Francesa of WFAN. Film Historian Donald Bogle. Sports Historian Bert Sugar. 146093 1937 Jim Hanvey, Detective M Editor (Robert Emmett Keane). 146094 1936 Jim Hardy CS Moores, Dick -- 1936-1942 Reporter Hardy moved to Los Angeles and became a reporter on his Uncle Joe's newspaper. Various jobs including that of P.I. 146095 1971 Jim Larkin: Advisory Service NM Russell, Martin #7 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146096 1982 Jim Larkin: All Pan of the Service NM Russell, Martin #22 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146097 1981 Jim Larkin: Backlash NM Russell, Martin #21 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146098 1980 Jim Larkin: Catspaw NM Russell, Martin #20 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146099 1975 Jim Larkin: Client, The NM Russell, Martin #12 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146100 1972 Jim Larkin: Concrete Evidence NM Russell, Martin #8 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146101 1974 Jim Larkin: Crime Wave NM Russell, Martin #10 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146102 1968 Jim Larkin: Danger Money NM Russell, Martin #4 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146103 1978 Jim Larkin: Dangerous Place to Dwell, A NM Russell, Martin #17 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146104 1978 Jim Larkin: Daylight Robbery NM Russell, Martin #16 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146105 1971 Jim Larkin: Deadline NM MLPL Russell, Martin #6 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. Now more than one member of The Review staff is in danger of losing their lives. 146106 1980 Jim Larkin: Death Fuse NM MLPL Russell, Martin #19 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. Editor is the target of the killer. Political Columnist Stephen Spelman of The Custodian. 146107 1977 Jim Larkin: Dial Death NM Russell, Martin #15 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146108 1984 Jim Larkin: Domestic Affair, A NM Russell, Martin #26 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146109 1976 Jim Larkin: Double Deal NM Russell, Martin #13 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146110 1973 Jim Larkin: Double Hit NM Russell, Martin #9 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146111 1969 Jim Larkin: Hunt To Kill NM Russell, Martin #5 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146112 1977 Jim Larkin: Mr. T. London NM Russell, Martin #14 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146113 1975 Jim Larkin: Murder By the Mile NM Russell, Martin #12 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146114 1966 Jim Larkin: No Return Ticket NM Russell, Martin #2 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146115 1965 Jim Larkin: No Through Road NM Russell, Martin #1 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146116 1974 Jim Larkin: Phantom Holiday NM Russell, Martin #11 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146117 1982 Jim Larkin: Rainblast NM Russell, Martin #23 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146118 1983 Jim Larkin: Search for Sara, The NM Russell, Martin #24 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146119 1976 Jim Larkin: Terror Trade NM Russell, Martin (as Mark Lester) #13 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146120 1979 Jim Larkin: Touchdown NM Russell, Martin #18 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146121 1983 Jim Larkin: View to Ransom, A NM Russell, Martin #25 Jim Larkin Mysteries Reporter Jim Larkin of The Review, a local newspaper in a seaside town, is a journalist of considerable and varied experience. 146122 2003 Jim McKay: My World in My Words DT DVD -R HQ 1995 Documentary Sports Journalist Jim McKay covers thousands of sporting events in his four-decade career. 146123 2006 Jim Murray SilverRock Alumni Challenge DT Sports Pulitzer Prize-Winning Columnist Jim Murray tribute. Reporter Galina Liss. Hosts Robyn Chamberlain, Barry LeBrock. 146124 1933 Jim of the Press: Young Reporter's Adventures with the Associated Press, A NJ OWN - H (Two copies) Dean, Graham M. Reporter. Boy rises from helper in the linotype department to reporter to correspondent in the state capital. Press-association life and what it involves. The hero does normal work, but the book is written with suspense, said one critic at the time. 146125 1984 Jim Quint: Cool Runnings NM OWN - H Hoyt, Richard #1 Jim Quint Mysteries Journalist Jim Quint, roving journalist from Montana and adventure novelist teams up with a long-distance runner to save New York City. 146126 2000 Jim Quint: Vivienne NM Hoyt, Richard #2 Jim Quint Mysteries Reporter Jim Quint of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, a former Army draftee from Montana, is a crackerjack newshound in Hawaii assigned to the military beat. Sporting hippie hair and a loud aloha shirt, he attends Gen. Westmoreland's press conference. Westmoreland's intelligence aide, a colonel, a member of a wealthy Hawaiian family, blasts Quint's evenhanded coverage of anti-war protesters, then invites him to dinner at his estate. The colonel acknowledges Quint's attraction to his wife, Vivienne. He crudely forces the gorgeous Vivienne to strip, then embrace and kiss Quint. While Quint tries to lose himself in the busy tedium of his paper's newsroom, the colonel -- who has been pressuring the paper to have him fired -- offers Quint his wife. He wants Quint to use his journalistic connections to locate some missing CBS newsreel film of Viet Cong atrocities that, if made public, would encourage a greater American military commitment in Vietnam. Before Quint can say no, he and Vivienne have sex. Vivienne begs Quint to help her thwart U.S. censors by sending her mail to Vietnam under his name. Quint agrees, and everything begins to spin out of control. 146127 1951 Jim Thorpe -- All-American M L Reporter (Norman Phillips, Jr.). Photographers (Ralph Montgomery, Tim Graham). 1932 Olympics Reporter (Jeffrey Sayre). 146128 2005 Jiminy Glick in Lalawood (aka Jiminy Glick in La-La-Land) M Columnist-Talk Show Host Jiminy Glick (Martin Short) goes to the Toronto International Film Festival interviewing Steve Martin and Kiefer Sutherland and stumbling into a murder mystery. The fawning Hollywood journalist romps among movie stars, both real and fictional at the Toronto Film Festival. 146129 2000 Jiminy Glick: Martin Short Show, The T SVD 875 Episodes. Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short). Celebrity interviews. Interviewer-to-the-stars. Entertainment journalist in a spoof of talk shows. 146130 1999 Jiminy Glick: Martin Short Show, The T SVD 814 Episode. With Everybody Loves Raymond Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short). Celebrity interviews. Interviewer-to-the-stars. Entertainment journalist in a spoof of talk shows. 146131 2006 Jiminy Glick: Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me P Short, Martin and Marc Shaiman and Scott Whittman. Musical Comedy Gossip Columnist Jiminy Glick (Martin Short) in an autobiographical musical comedy. 146132 2008 Jimmie MTF Journalist Lund (Paul Hagen) 146133 1957 Jimmie Brown, the Newsboy MUS Carter, A.P. Flatt & Scruggs. Originally sung by the Carter Family. Also sung by Jimmie Dale Gilmore. Lester Flatt’s tender, bittersweet version brings real poignancy to the song. Newspaperboy toils to support his poor, alcohol-ravaged family. “You can hear me yelling ‘Morning Star,’ running along the street. Got no hat upon my head, no shoes upon my feet.” 146134 1980 Jimmy B. and Andre MT Newscaster (Sande Drew) 146135 1986 Jimmy Breslin's People DT 1986-87 Columnist Jimmy Breslin 146136 1932 Jimmy Fidler DR Radio Series. 1932-34, 36, 38-39, 41-48, 49-50 Gossip Columnist Jimmy Fidler 146137 1991 Jimmy Gillespie: Leaf Boats, The NM Fink, John Pre-Jimmy Gillespie Mysteries. TV Reporter Jimmy Gillespie is a veteran investigative reporter for Chicago's Channel 2 news. This is the story of his family. The 79-year-old retired Chicago banker, "Dutch" Gillespie, 79, sired four children by his first wife and three by his second. The withered but still dominant Dutch makes his romantic nature with icy rages that frighten his offspring. He lives alone in an apartment overlooking the park in Skokie where his second wife, Natalie was raped and murdered 16 years ago. Natalie, twice-divorced, a former go-go dancer and rock singer was 20 and the mother of a young son when he, then 50 married her. Now Nora Gillespie lies slain near the spot in the park where her mother was found. Another sibling knows more about both murders than she's willing to reveal. 146138 1995 Jimmy Gillespie: Painted Leaves NM Fink, John #2 Jimmy Gillespie Mysteries TV Reporter Jimmy Gillespie, a veteran investigative reporter for Chicago's Channel 2 news, is shocked when his friend anchorwoman Marlee Roberts is found dead in her bathtub with her wrists slit. Reporter Karen Kohl also covers the story. Roberts' wrists were slashed in much the same way as those of two other women, both patients of a mysterious doctor. Kohl links the women, bags Roberts' old job and beds her acerbic, married boss. As two cops and a deluded woman trail the missing doctor, Jimmy wallows in the aftermath of his own family tragedy. The cops determine Marlee was the victim of a serial killer stalking Chicago's Near North neighborhoods. But Jimmy doesn't buy it. He sets out to find the killer and is soon lost in a maze of frustrating dead ends. 146139 1994 Jimmy Hollywood M TV Newscasters (Joe Avellar, Susan Campos, Claudia Haro, Paul Dean Jackson, Kerry Kilbride, Paula Lopez, Audrey Morgan, Scott Weston). 146140 2003 Jimmy Kimmel Live T Episode #65. 10-28-2003 Host Jimmy Kimmel. Reporter (Ike Onuoha). Publicist (Brody Stevens). 146141 2005 Jimmy Kimmel Live: T Episode #270. 4-28-2005 Host Jimmy Kimmel. Reporter Corine Winter (Monica Moore). Smartass Reporter (Gus Lynch). 146142 2004 Jimmy Kimmel Live: T Episode #213. 11-11-2004 Host Jimmy Kimmel. Journalist (Yasmine Hanani). 146143 2006 Jimmy Kimmel Live: T Episode #416. 3-1-2006 Host Jimmy Kimmel. SNL Type Newscaster (Kelsa Kinsly). 146144 2005 Jimmy Kimmel Live: T Episode #376. 12-9-2005 Host Jimmy Kimmel. Photographer, Surly (Scott Chernoff). 146145 2006 Jimmy Kimmel Live: T Episode #489. 8-22-2006 Host Jimmy Kimmel. Anchorman (Albert Malafronte). 146146 2001 Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius M TV Newscaster (Bob Goen). Newscaster (Mary Hart). Reporter (Kimberly Brooks). Anchor Boy (Billy West). 146147 1972 Jimmy Stewart Show, The: Bone of Much Contention, A T Episode #20. 3-12-1972 Reporter (Leonard Simon). 146148 1996 Jing cha gu shi Iv: Jian dan ren wu MF TV Channel 7 Reporter (Symantha Liu) 146149 2007 Jinn, The M Reporter (Will Finley) 146150 1948 Jinx Money M Bowery Boys Reporter Gabe (Gabriel Dell) 146151 1982 Jinxed! M Reporter (Jeffrey Rense). 146152 1992 Jiraishin (“Ice Blade”) CB Takahashi, Tsutomu Japan. 1992-1999. Published by Kodansha. Appears in Afternoon magazine. Manga series. Romance, magical, female manga Media Mogul Senshu Shinomi is a crazed media mogul and the owner of the Mao energy drink company. The drink had unexpected hallucinatory effects. He planned to murder Jiro Akashi through hypnotism, which was unsuccessful. He thought society was all against him. His mother committed suicide over financial problems. Magazine Journalist Moriyama tried to pry information from her friend Aoki regarding any information on Female A. She dealt with PTSD after seeing Akira Suzuki mortally injure one of her colleagues. TV Reporter Yutaka Tokura is a rising TV news reporter and the father of Takashi, who had killed himself over family pressure with the help of his friend, Aya Koike. Killed his ex-wife Naoko and her new husband Kengo Shimizu, who happened to be Yutaka's associate in the TV station, as revenge. Wanted to kill Aya after realizing she'd manipulated her. Kyoya ended up killing the crazed TV reporter by shooting him. Photographer Kazuya Saiki is a retired wartime photographer. His exposure to wars all over the world left him obsessed with taking pictures of dead bodies. He asked Kyoya to take a picture of his body before he died from his gunshot wounds. 146153 2003 Jisatsu manyuaru (aka Suicide Manual, The) MF Japan Journalists Yuu Tachiabana (Kenji Mizuhashi) and Rie Izumikawa (Chisato Morishita) investigate the reasons behind an endless cycle of suicides blamed on an infamous Suicide Manual hidden in a tag-less DVD disk. They get on the story after the group suicide of four people. The manual shows the best methods to kill yourself with demonstrations from real people. Yuu and Rie’s investigation shows that in Buddhist beliefs, when a person kills himself, he or she is sent to a certain hell from which they induce other people to commit suicide. But is this what is really happening? 146154 1995 Jiskefet: Bob en Cor Show TF Episode #28. 2-13-1995 Reporter (Herman Koch). 146155 2004 Jiskefet: Compreciao: Deel 4 T Episode #79.7-4-2004 Interviewer (Huib Stam). 146156 2004 Jiskefet: Jiskefet Luidt Uit TF Interviewer (Kees Prins). 146157 1997 Jitters MT Cameraman (Allan Clow) 146158 1982 Jiu dian ling san fen MF Photographer (Alan Tang). 146159 1922 Jiu-Jitsu-Meisterin MF Germany. Reporter (Wilhelm Kaiser-Heyl). 146160 2003 JK Rowling Interview, The DT Interviewer Jeremy Paxman. 146161 1992 Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar MF India Commentator, Race (Anjaan Srivastav). 146162 1886 Jo's Boys NJ PVL Alcott, Louisa M. Journalism. Demi goes into journalism. Paul Prys mentioned. Evening Tatler. 146163 1918 Joan and Peter N Wells, H.G. Press 146164 1941 Joan Dale CB Military Comics #1. August, 1941. First Appearance. Reporter Joan Dale received power to transmute any substance into another simply by focusing on it mentally shortly before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Powers were combined result of shady scientific experiment and influence of the spirit of America. Heroine during 1940s. Second Fury's adoptive mother. 146165 1940 Joan Joyce and Jack Flynn: Shangra CB Reporters Joan Joyce and Jack Flynn who investigate Shangra 146166 1939 Joan Mason: Blue Beetle, The CB Girl Reporter Joan Mason, country's leading girl reporter. Friend to Blue Beetle 146167 2003 Joan of Arcadia: T SVD 1468 Episode African-American Reporter Rebecca Askew (Sydney Tamiia Poitier) on newspaper. Newspaper fact-checker brother admits he was responsible for the accident that put him in a wheel-chair, probably for life. 146168 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Anonymous T DVD -R HQ 7055. DVD -R 1651 Episode. 4-30-2004 Student Photographer. Joan joins the yearbook staff as a photographer hoping to impress Adam with her hidden talent. The plan backfires. African-American Reporter Rebecca Askew (Sydney Tamiia Poitier) on newspaper. Copy Editor Kevin at newspaper, Joan's brother. Media involved when officers assault a black man at a gas station. 146169 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Back to the Garden T DVD -R HQ 6499. SVDSP 2005 Episode #27. 10-8-2004 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Kevin wants to be involved in the suit against the family for the accident. God asks Joan to plant a garden at school. Kevin's articles are referred to during the program. 146170 2003 Joan of Arcadia: Boat, The T DVD -R HQ 6887 Episode. 10-17-2003 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper.Will encourages Kevin to join a wheelchair basketball team. Helen fears Joan is becoming eccentric when she enthusiastically tackles her boat-building project. 146171 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Book of Questions, The T DVD -R HQ 2408 Herman, Ellie Episode #33. 11-26-2004 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. The family relives Kevin's accident by giving depositions to attorneys. Kevin's ex-girlfriend is deposed for the trial. She comes to his room while he working on a newspaper story on the computer. While helping Grace shop for a dress for the occasion, Joan is delighted to finally meet Grace's seemingly perfect mother. When the mother's drinking problem becomes evident, Joan understands why Grace wants to be private. Luke racks his brain to come up with a meaningful bat mitzvah gift for Grace. Adam and Joan have different ways of coping with Judith's death. Will supports Lucy's less-than-legal means of trying to get one of Judith's friends to describe the killer. 146172 2003 Joan of Arcadia: Bringeth It On T DVD -R HQ 7432 Episode. 10-31-2003 Journalist Kevin (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. When God asks Joan to try out for the cheerleading squad, she has trouble explaining her sudden interest in the sport. Baby is found abandoned in a high-school gym bag. 146173 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Cat, The T DVD -R HQ 2144 Episode #27. 10-15-2004 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Helen's critical Aunt Olive suffers a stroke while visiting the Giradis. God asks Joan to adopt a feral cat. 146174 2005 Joan of Arcadia: Common Thread T DVD -R HQ 3139 Episode #44. 4-15-2005 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper.Kevin participates in a scientific medical experiment in his new role as a TV reporter. Joan and Grace fear for the worst when on the heels of failed attempts to reconnect with Joan, the emotionally fragile Adam goes missing during a hike. Despite Grace's attempts to foster a more comfortable rapport between her friends, Joan is intent on hurting Adam with her rebuffs, which she regrets when it appears that his life may be in danger. Helen is shocked when a priest tells her that the man who raped her 25 years ago would like her to visit his deathbed so he may apologize. Luke is dismayed and intrigued when he learns that Friedman has been getting stoned. 146175 2003 Joan of Arcadia: Death Be Not Whatever T DVD -R HQ 6932. SVD 1458 Episode #7. 11-7-2003 African-American Reporter Rebecca Askew (Sydney Tamiia Poitier) on newspaper. Copy Editor Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's crippled brother. Media involved when officers assault a black man at a gas station. 146176 2003 Joan of Arcadia: Devil Made Me Do It, The T DVD -R HQ 6924. SVD 1473 Episode #8. 11-14-2003 News Media. Will feels pressure from DA's office to call a man a hero after he shoots and kills a home intruder. Kevin grows weary of receiving special treatment because he uses a wheelchair. Reporter #1 (Felice Heather Monteith). Reporter #2 (Tom Chick). Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. 146177 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Dive T DVD -R HQ 2518 Episode #34. 12-10-2004 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Kevin goes on a date with Beth. As Joan tries to work her way up to the high dive despite her acrophobia, Luke attempts to overcome his paralyzing fear of undertaking an activity at which he might fail. Will continues his quest to find Judith's killer. While reflecting on Judith's death and Kevin's accident, Helen becomes overwhelmed with concern about her family being in harm's way. 146178 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Do the Math T DVD -R HQ 7043. DVD -R 1588 Episode. 4-2-2004 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper.Questions his doctor. An old record album causes Joan's piano teacher to recall a painful, life-altering moment from her past. Joan decides to track down her father's half brother, Richard. 146179 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Double Dutch T DVD -R HQ 7032. VHSSP 1516 Episode #16. 2-20-2004 African-American Reporter Rebecca Askew (Sydney Tamiia Poitier) on newspaper gives Kevin Girardi, Joan's brother, a story involving a female writer who is attracted to him. Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. 146180 2003 Joan of Arcadia: Drive, He Said T DVD -R HQ 6962. Episode #10. 12-5-2003 African-American Reporter Rebecca Askew (Sydney Tamiia Poitier) on newspaper. Will at mercy of crazed gunman. Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. 146181 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Election, The T DVD -R HQ 6576. DVD -R HQ 2715 Episode #28. 10-15-2004 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Kevin wants to be involved in the suit against the family for the accident. Kevin does an article on his father's new police boss, a woman. Things get dirty in a student council election as God instructs Joan to support a candidate. Helen must deal with a student who protests another students work of art. 146182 2003 Joan of Arcadia: Fire and the Wood, The T DVD -R HQ 6875. Episode #2. 20-3-2003 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. TV Anchor (Roark Critchlow). 146183 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Friday Night T DVD -R HQ 6675. Episode. 11-12-2004 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Joan and Adam have their first real date. Judith suffers life-threatening assault during a botched drug deal. 146184 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Friday Night T DVD -R HQ 2337 Nathan, Stephen (Writer). Episode #31. 11-12-2004 Journalist is Joan's brother, Kevin (Jason Ritter), who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair, and works for the local newspaper. Joan and Adam prepare for a romantic night at a fancy French restaurant after being prodded by Judith to go on a real date. Judith later gets stabbed and the night goes horribly wrong. 146185 2005 Joan of Arcadia: Game Theory T DVD -R HQ 2654 Episode #35. 12-07-2004 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair, and works for the local newspaper. Kevin finds out Beth finds it difficult to resume a relationship with a wheelchair-bound man. Despite everyone's protests, Joan allows her snobby, Ivy League-educated guidance counselor to advise her against applying to college. After Joan relays her plans to Roger, an engaging college student on the campus she's visiting, he tells her college is attainable and persuades her to hire him as a tutor. Adam becomes jealous of Joan's rapport with Roger. Will sees a dark side of Lucy. Helen questions her commitment to Catholicism. 146186 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Gift, The T DVD -R HQ 7097. DVD -R 1676 Episode. 5-14-2004 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Kevin writes a story about the criminal justice system that misses the human angle and causes a man to go to jail for trying to find enough money to pay for child support. Kevin's father tries to show him the error of his ways. After God tells Joan to give Adam a gift, she finds a condom in his wallet and wonders if God is suggesting she have sex with Adam. Of course, she's wrong. 146187 2005 Joan of Arcadia: Independence Day T DVD -R HQ 2857 Episode #39. 2-18-2005 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Kevin continues to see a former nun. After Joan has a conversation with God about free will, she decides to use it as a rationale for lying to her mother in order to go on the trip as she's convinced that Helen simply wants her to remain a dependent little girl. Meanwhile, Luke is shocked when the nerdy, girl-obsessed Friedman rebuffs the advances of the surprisingly infatuated Stevie. 146188 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Jump T DVD -R HQ 6991. SVD 1498 Episode #12. 1-9-2004 African-American Reporter Rebecca Askew (Sydney Tamiia Poitier) on newspaper. Kevin injured in basketball game. Will loses job when his whistle blowing of a political conspiracy causes the town government and police department to be dissolved TV News Reporter (Kevin Symons). Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. 146189 2003 Joan of Arcadia: Just Say No T DVD -R HQ 6904. SV 1467 Episode #5. 10-24-2003 African-American Reporter interviews Joan's father, the police chief. Hires Joan's brother, Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter), who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair, as a fact checker for the newspaper. Reporter (Scott Damiano). Kevin discovers he was hired because he is handicapped and threatens to quit his job until reporter tells him how rough it was for her when she started. Another journalist on the paper is particularly nasty to both of them. Female reporter and brother debate his situation. 146190 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Night Without Stars T DVD -R HQ 7031 Episode. 2-13-2004 News Media. Kevin's arrogance provokes Luke into making a hateful admission. Joan gets jealous when Adam asks a fellow classmate to a concert. Will's personal and professional travails finally catch up with him. Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. 146191 2004 Joan of Arcadia: No Bad Guy T DVD -R HQ 7545 Episode. 2-27-2004 African-American Reporter Rebecca Askew (Sydney Tamiia Poitier) on newspaper. Copy Editor Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Humiliating picture of Joan circulates through the school after she stands up for a bullied classmate. Will finds it hard not to judge an elderly driver who accidentally killed several people. 146192 2004 Joan of Arcadia: No Future T DVD -R HQ 2362 Hall, Barbara Episode #32. 11-19-2004 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. The family relives Kevin's accident by giving depositions to attorneys. As Joan begins to deal with Judith's death, she faces the added pressure of having to relive the day of Kevin's accident during her deposition. Meanwhile, Will feels guilty as he recalls how poorly he treated Kevin in the hours preceding his accident. Additionally, Grace reluctantly agrees to join Luke for dinner at the Girardi's on his birthday. Court Reporter God (Leslie Upson). 146193 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Only Connect T DVD -R HQ 2026 Episode #24. 9-24-2004. Season Premiere Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Talks about story he has written for the newspaper. Desperate to feel normal, Joan rejects God's attempts to reconnect with her, but she appears odder than ever when she suppresses the colorful side of her personality. 146194 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Out of Sight T DVD -R HQ 2064 Episode #25. 10-1-2004 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Joan continues to disregard God's suggestions and acts as reckless as her new friend from camp. Kevin confronts the former friend who is suing the Girardis for emotional suffering. Painful. 146195 2004 Joan of Arcadia: P.O.V. T DVD -R HQ 2287 Episode. 11-5-2004 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. God assigns Joan to work on a ideography in her junior year in high school. Kevin and parents meet with a new, tough lawyer on his lawsuit. 146196 2003 Joan of Arcadia: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6856. SVD 1444 Episode #1. Premiere of Season 1 News Media. 16-year-old Joan Agirardi is approached by someone claiming to be God. Gives her a mission: get a job. Will Girardi, Joan's dad and new chief of police for Arcadia, tries to solve case of serial killer. Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. 146197 2005 Joan of Arcadia: Queen of the Zombies T DVD -R HQ 2677 Episode #36. 1-14-2005 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Kevin finds out Beth finds it difficult to resume a relationship with a wheelchair-bound man. God instructs Joan to try out for the school play. Adam builds the sets for the play. Grace becomes jealous of Luke and Glynis. 146198 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Recreation T DVD -R HQ 6994. SVD 1500 Episode #13. 1-16-2004 African-American Reporter Rebecca Askew (Sydney Tamiia Poitier) on newspaper, Kevin's boss, find it hard to ignore their mutual attraction. Newscaster (Tricia Nickell). Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. 146199 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Requiem for a Third Grade Ashtray T DVD -R HQ 7037. DVD -R 1535 Episode 3-12-2004 African-American Editor. Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. 146200 2005 Joan of Arcadia: Rise & Fall of Joan Girardi, The T DVD -R HQ 2755 Episode #37. 1-12-2005 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Kevin writes a story about Joan after she saves a girl's life and she becomes famous. Joan finds out fame is fleeting and can even turn against you. Kevin's story is questioned as not being objective. Joan's heroism is in doubt since the girl she saved says she isn't sure if she were in danger when the truck came towards her. Adam has a job interview that doesn't quite go the way he wants. Tension builds between Lucy and Will; as Luke prepares to get his drivers license, Grace tries to educate him on harmful impact vehicles have on the environment. Professional Reporter #1 (Mark Hames). Professional Reporter #2 (Gina St. John). 146201 2005 Joan of Arcadia: Romancing the Joan T DVD -R HQ 2846. (Repeat Disc 2848). Episode #38. 2-11-2005 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Kevin finds out Beth finds it difficult to resume a relationship with a wheelchair-bound man. Kevin decides to get back into the dating game. Adam takes on a perk and cute assistant. God wants Joan to do an extra credit assignment on Romantic poetry. Lucy gets a promotion. Helen takes a break from her Catholic studies. 146202 2005 Joan of Arcadia: Secret Service T DVD -R HQ 6905. DVD -R HQ 2949. (Excerpts featuring Kevin) Episode #41. 3-4-2005 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Joan has to do a weekend of community service after being accused of throwing eggs at a car. Former nun, Lilly, hits Kevin's car when Kevin's brakes fail (after his dad fixed the car) and they go out on another date. 146203 2005 Joan of Arcadia: Shadows & Light (aka Shadows and Light) T DVD -R HQ 2898. DVD -R HQ 6813. Episode #40. 2-25-2005 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Kevin participates in a scientific medical experiment in his new role as a TV reporter. Kevin is doing human interest features for TV news. On a mission from God, Joan accidentally helps uncover a painful secret about Stevie. 146204 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Silence T DVD -R HQ 6451. Episode #23. 5-21-2004. Season Finale Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Newscaster (Roark Critchlow). Illness causes Joan to doubt existence of God. Strange dreams and unusual events make Will and Helen rethink their beliefs. God tells mother in dream he talks to her. 146205 2005 Joan of Arcadia: Something Wicked T DVD -R HQ 3166 Episode #45. 4-22-2005 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. God tells Joan that her last two years were just practice for her greatest challenge, which will be to face off against a mysterious man who has a sinister agenda. The man, a charming, wealthy and influential man who reveals to her he also speaks to God and who rescued Adam from the woods during a storm. But Joan discovers his dark side and is alarmed that he's insinuated himself into the lives of her loved ones. 146206 2005 Joan of Arcadia: Spring Cleaning T DVD -R HQ 6982 Episode #43. 4-8-2005 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Kevin considers getting a place of his own. In the wake of Joan's difficult breakup with Adam, God tells her to do some therapeutic cleaning, which ends up putting her in the middle of a scandal involving her guidance counselor. As part of Joan's clean sweep, she returns everything Adam ever gave her, which only adds to the awkwardness between them. 146207 2003 Joan of Arcadia: St. Joan T DVD -R HQ 6951 Episode. 11-21-2003 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Kevin wants to be involved in the suit against the family for the accident. Joan is intrigued by modern-day speculation that Joan of Arc was a schizophrenic. Joan becomes a martyr to her schoolmates after refusing to retake a test. 146208 2004 Joan of Arcadia: State of Grace T DVD -R HQ 7015 Episode #14. 2-6-2004 African-American Reporter Rebecca Askew (Sydney Tamiia Poitier) on newspaper. Kevin deals with the aftermath of a kiss with his boss. Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. 146209 2003 Joan of Arcadia: Touch Move T DVD -R HQ 6886 Episode. 10-17-2003 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. Helen hopes a miracle will enable Kevin to walk again. God encourages Joan to learn how to play chess. Will must work with a psychic on a missing toddler case. 146210 2005 Joan of Arcadia: Trial and Error T DVD -R HQ 6906 Episode #42. 4-1-2005 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. News Media. Reporter #1 (Donna Ruthe). Reporter #2 (Gina St. John). Will investigates the murder of an eight-year-old girl and Helen continues her study of Catholicism. Joan surprises everyone with her passion in prosecuting a mock case against the equally motivated defense attorney, Grace. Joan prepares to celebrate her one-year anniversary with Adam, who has secretly betrayed her. He decides to confess his wrongdoing to an appalled Grace. 146211 2003 Joan of Arcadia: Uncertainty Principle, The T DVD -R HQ 6981 Episode. 12-12-2003 Newspaper. Kevin (Jason Ritter), who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair, works for a newspaper. Kevin does not react well when he crosses paths with the last girl he dated before his accident. God encourages Joan to ask the school bully to the winter semiformal. Will detects a web of corruption in city government. Luke approaches Grace to work with him on a science project. 146212 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Vanity, Thy Name is Human T DVD -R HQ 6387. DVD -R 1664 Episode. 5-7-2004 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper. God asks Joan to take a cosmetics class. 146213 2004 Joan of Arcadia: Wealth of Nations T DVD -R HQ 2221 Episode #30. 10-29-2004 Journalist Kevin Giradi (Jason Ritter) is Joan's brother who was crippled in a car accident and is in a wheel chair. He works for the local newspaper, The Herald. Kevin wants to be involved in the suit against the family for the accident. Kevin goes on open mike at the local comedy club to joke about being a paraplegic. Joan applies her economic knowledge to a church clothing drive, but her good intentions are marred when her efforts become misconstrued. 146214 1942 Joan of Ozark M Reporters (Eric Alden, Ralph McCullough, Cyril Ring). Newsboy (Bobby Stone) 146215 1989 Joan Rivers Show, The DT Series. Fall, 1989 to Spring, 1994. Syndicated Talk-Show Host Joan Rivers. 146216 1968 Joanna M Critic (David Collings). 146217 2002 Joanne Kilbourn: Killing Spring, A (aka Copie non conforme) MT 5th Made-For-TV Kilbourn Mystery. Canada. Journalist Joanne Kilbourn (Wendy Crewson) is pulled into the murky world of kinky sex, academic competitiveness and ruthless ambition when Dean of Journalism Reed Gallagher at Lanholme College is found dead of asphyxiation in an apparent attempt at autoerotic suffocation. Fear, deceit, and violence run rampant at the School of Journalism where Kilbourn was once a professor. When the dean of the journalism faculty is found dead under suspicious circumstances. Joanne is unofficially enlisted to solve the crime. The promise of a prestigious internship, the revelation ofj ournalistic corruption ,and a threat against Joanne’s professional life all play a part in unmasking one man’s determination of advance himself t any cost. Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand). 146218 2008 Joanne Kilbourn: Brutal Heart, The NM Bowen, Gail #11 Joanne Kilbourn Series TV Journalist Joanne Kilbourn is following the campaign of Ginny Monaghan, a woman who has her eyes set on the leadership of the federal Conservative Party and whose success depends, not so much on the election-day poll, but on the outcome of a custody battle she’s fighting with her ex. With a general election just weeks away, Joanne thinks this is perfect material for a TV program she’s putting together on women and party politics. Happy to be back in the political fray that used to be her life during her first marriage, Joanne is soon also glad of the distraction it provides. A local call girl has been murdered -- a woman whose regular clientele included several of Regina’s most prominent lawyers including, until he met Joanne, her own husband, Zach Shreve. Her new marriage creaking under the strain of this revelation, Joanne throws herself into her project -- and into finding out why the dead woman had started to threaten her clients with blackmail, an investigation that leads to the truth -- and to death. 146219 2001 Joanne Kilbourn: Burying Ariel: NM Bowen, Gail #7 Joanne Kilbourn Series Journalist Joanne Kilbourn is looking forward to a relaxing weekend at the lake with her children and her new grandchild when murder once more wreaks havoc in Regina, Saskatchewan. A young colleague at the university where Joanne teaches is found stabbed to death in the basement of the library. The woman was a popular lecturer and her violent death shocks and divides Regina's small and fractious academic community. Before Joanne has a chance to start searching for the truth, she is scorched by the white-hot anger of militant feminists on campus when a vigil for the dead woman turns ugly. 146220 2002 Joanne Kilbourn: Colder Kind of Death, A NM Bowen, Gail #4 Joanne Kilbourn Series Journalist Joanne Kilbourn finds herself haunted by a part of her past she wished had never happened when a prisoner is shot to death in the exercise yard of a Saskatchewan penitentiary. The dead prisoner is the man who six years earlier had brutally killed her politician husband. Ian, in a seemingly senseless act alongside the Trans-Canada Highway. The man's sinister wife is discovered dead several days later in a snow-swept Regina parking lot. A brightly colored scarf is found wound tightly around her neck, a scarf that belongs to Kilbourn. Soon, this single mother, author, university professor and TV-show panelist is deemed the number one suspect in the woman's murder. Joanne knows there has to be a connection between these two murders, but what is it? Cryptic letter sent to her by the prisoner days before his death intimates that Ian Kilbourn's killing may not have been as senseless as first assumed. 146221 2001 Joanne Kilbourn: Colder Kind of Death, A (aka Manipulation). MT DVD -R HQ 7746, 7747 4th Made-For-TV Kilbourn Mystery. Canada. Journalist Joanne Kilbourn is an ex-detective who now works as a university lecturer and a “law and order” commentator for the local news. She is reminded of the reason why she left the force when the six-year-old case file on her husband Ian’s murder is reopened and a suspect, Kevin Tarpley, is arrested. Kevin denies being the killer but does seem to have insider information about Ian’s death. Unfortunately, Kevin is gunned down in the street soon after his arrest. When Joanne is confronted by Kevin’s mysterious wife, Maureen Gault, at a party in front of all of Ian’s old politician friends, she begins investigating. Soon, she finds herself the chief suspect in a murder, and she also discovers that Ian’s old friends aren’t exactly friends to her. This film resolves the murder of her husband and her long-standing flirtatious relationship with her ex-partner, Millard. Reporter #1 (Peter McCowatt). Reporter #2 (Jonathon Whittaker). 146222 1992 Joanne Kilbourn: Deadly Appearances NM Bowen, Gail #1 Joanne Kilbourn Series Journalist Joanne Kilbourn is working as the speechwriter of the leader of Saskatchewan's Official Opposition. At a hot August afternoon picnic to celebrate his election, he takes a sip of water from a glass on the lectern and within seconds is dead. All of the key people in his life -- his family, friends, enemies -- were at the picnic. Kilbourn is stunned but she is no stranger to sudden death. Her own politician husband was brutally murdered several years before. While trying to help the politician's widow through the trauma, Joanne delves into his past and unexpectedly enters a world of concealed passions and sexual intrigue. When someone tries to stop her, Joanne sets off to solve the case. It's the first case on the way to becoming Canada's pre-eminent reluctant and amateur sleuth. 146223 2000 Joanne Kilbourn: Deadly Appearances (aka Criminal Instincts: Deadly Appearances, aka Le prix du silence). MT 2nd Made-For-TV Kilbourn Mystery. Canada. Journalist Joanne Kilbourn, an ex-detective turned university lecturer, is still haunted by the unsolved murder of her politician husband, Ian. At a fund raiser picnic thrown by her husband’s old-running mate, Andy Boychuk, Jo and her old partner Millard overhear Andy arguing with a young woman who claims he is the devil. When the woman turns up dead later that night, Andy is Millard’s chief suspect. Jo must determine whether or not her friend is guilty and get to the truth behind the murder. Meanwhile, she continues to try to help her three children deal with the death of their father, and to integrate her newly adopted daughter, Taylor, into the family. 146224 2006 Joanne Kilbourn: Endless Knot NM Bowen, Gail #10 Joanne Kilbourn Series TV Reporter Joanne Kilbourn is covering a trial for NationTV on charges brought by Journalist Kathryn Morrissey against a man who shot at her because he didn't like the book she wrote. Kilbourn's new beau is the defense counsel who turns the trial into a question of ethics governing the relationship between a journalist and her subject. Journalist Morrissey wrote a sensational book on the lives of 13 adult children of prominent Canadians. When it is published, one of the parents is furious enough to take a pot shot at the author grazing her shoulder. Morrissey's betray of her subjects opens up questions about an even more serious betrayal -- the betrayal of children b y their parents. While everyone condemns the man for shooting Morrissey, no one can fault his defense of his only child, a transsexual. On the day of the verdict, Morrissey is brutally murdered and Joanne's investigation quickly has her trying to unravel the endless knot of the relationship between parent and child. 146225 2006 Joanne Kilbourn: Further Investigations of Joanne Kilbourn, The NM Bowen, Gail #2 Collection Joanne Kilbourn Series (#4-#6). Journalist Joanne Kilbourn's next three mysteries featuring Canada's favorite amateur sleuth in one volume. 146226 2003 Joanne Kilbourn: Glass Coffin, The: NM Bowen, Gail #8 Joanne Kilbourn Series Journalist Joanne Kilbourn, Canada's favorite amateur sleuth, is dismayed to learn who it is that her best friend is about to marry: Evan MacLeish, a celebrated documentary filmmaker who is a cold fish. He not only has already lost two wives to suicide, but has exploited their lives and deaths by making acclaimed films about them. Not even her friend appears to be fond of him Jo Kilbourn is appalled to learn that her friend is marrying Evan primarily to become stepmother to his teenaged daughter who also hates her father for having filmed her all of her short life. 146227 2004 Joanne Kilbourn: Her Early Investigations NM Bowen, Gail #1 Collection Joanne Kilbourn Series (#1-#3). Journalist Joanne Kilbourn's first three mysteries in one volume. 146228 1998 Joanne Kilbourn: Killing Spring, A NM Bowen, Gail #5 Joanne Kilbourn Series Journalist Joanne Kilbourn teaches journalism at the University when Reed Gallagher, the head of the School of Journalism is found dead in a seedy rooming house. He is dressed in women's lingerie with an electric cord around his neck. Suicide, the police say. But Joanne, who takes on the thankless task of breaking the news to Gallagher's wife, this death is just the first of a series of misfortunes that rock her life, both professional and personal. A few days after Gallagher's death, the School of Journalism is vandalized -- Its offices and computers are trashed and homophobic graffiti are sprayed everywhere. Then an unattractive and unpopular journalism student in Joanne's politics class stops coming to school after complaining to an unbelieving Kilbourn that she's being sexually harassed. Then she turns up dead. To make matters worse, Joanne is unceremoniously fired by the TV producer, her best friend from the weekly talk-show political panel on Nationtv, which she's been doing for years. 146229 2004 Joanne Kilbourn: Last Good Day, The NM Bowen, Gail #9 Joanne Kilbourn Series Journalist Joanne Kilbourn is Canada's favorite amateur sleuth. She is on holiday at a cottage borrowed from a lawyer friend, one of a cluster of summer homes owned by lawyers from the same prestigious firm. When one of them kills himself the night after a long talk with Kilbourn, she is pushed into investigating just what her neighbors are involved with. 146230 2000 Joanne Kilbourn: Love and Murder (aka Crimes et Passion, aka Criminal Instincts: Love and Murder) MT 1st Made-For-TV Kilbourn Mystery. Canada. Journalist Joanne Kilbourn was a top police detective until her distress over the unsolved murder of her husband caused her to leave the force to become a university lecturer. Still trying to help her three children deal with the death of their father, she gets drawn back into another murder investigation when her old friend, flighty artist Sally Love, comes back to town for an exhibit. When Sally’s ex-husband turns up dead, Jo’s old partner Millard lists Sally as the main subject. Jo must determine if Sally is innocent or guilty. She also must figure out how the present day murder fits in with the mysterious death of Sally's’ father at their summer cottage 20 years ago. 146231 2000 Joanne Kilbourn: Murder at the Mendel NM Bowen, Gail #2 Joanne Kilbourn Series Journalist Joanne Kilbourn's childhood friend has achieved fame and notoriety in the art world with her works of "erotobiography," but she has suffered losses along the way and has lost touch with Joanne. She is also estranged from her husband, her mother and her daughter. When Sally's father died, she moved away becoming a controversial artist. When the Mendel Gallery opens an exhibition of her work, Joanne is eager to renew their friendship. But it's not so easy being Sally's friend anymore and soon Joanne finds herself ensnared in a web of intrigue and violence. When the director of a local private gallery is brutally murdered, Joanne finds that the past she and Sally share was far more complicated and far more sordid than she had realized. 146232 1998 Joanne Kilbourn: Verdict in Blood NM Bowen, Gail #6 Joanne Kilbourn Series Journalist Joanne Kilbourn is a teacher, friend, lover, single mother and now grandmother. Her good friend is visiting her in Regina Saskatchewan. When a judge's corpse is found sprawled across one of the limestone slabs of the Boy Scout memorial in Wascana Park. The judge, known for the harsh sentences she's handed down over the years, had lately been seeking out people she'd once incarcerated trying to help them. Night before her death, she had asked Kilbourn's friend to make an assessment of her mental condition. Now she's dead -- which of the two wills should prevail? The one leaving everything to her daughters or the one leaving it all to a halfway house for ex-cons? Whoever stood to lose could be her murderer. 146233 2002 Joanne Kilbourn: Verdict in Blood (aka Les liens du sang) MT 6th Made-For-TV Kilbourn Mystery. Canada. Reporter Joanne Kilbourn (Wendy Crewson) investigates when a retiring judge is murdered. Judge Marcia Blackwell’s change from hard line jail sentences to lenient community service arrangements is the subject of Joanne Kilbourn’s documentary for Channel 7. When Judge Blackwell is murdered during an apparent robbery, after releasing a young man caught assaulting a woman, Kilbourn is convinced that the reason for her recent change of heart is the key to solving the mystery of her death. 146234 2001 Joanne Kilbourn: Wandering Soul Murders, The NM Bowen, Gail #3 Joanne Kilbourn Series Journalist Joanne Kilbourn teaches journalism at the University and is horrified when her grown daughter Mieka, who is preparing for her wedding, finds the body of a teenaged office cleaner hanging out of a dumpster. Kilbourn's son, Peter is pursued by an obsessive girlfriend who becomes an apparent suicide. Investigating both deaths, Jo and her TV News Director friend Jill run up against an unsavory secret being kept on an island in the northern Canadian woods. She learns the two victims are linked by a teddy bear tattoo. 146235 2001 Joanne Kilbourn: Wandering Soul Murders, The (aka Sur les traces de Littleflower) MT 3rd Made-For-TV Kilbourn Mystery. Canada. Journalist Joanne Kilbourn (Wendy Crewson) News Producer (Marie Cruz). 146236 2007 Joanne Lees Story, The MT Australia Aussie Reporter (Rebecca Clay). 146237 2007 Joanne Lees: Murder in the Outback MT Journalist (Shane Briant). Reporter (Andrew Schmidt). Female Reporter (Claire Quinn). Reporter #5 (Simon Roborgh). British Reporter (Leigh Pickford). Aussie Reporter (Rebecca Clay). TV Producer (Mike Bullen). Press Officer (Emily Stewart). 146238 1998 Job, The N Kennedy, Douglas Public Relations Practitioner Lizzie Allen’s career is flourishing at a prestigious public relations firm. Her husband, Ned Allen, is a young, brash, upwardly mobile ad salesman for a successful computer magazine in Manhattan. Several years into his career, he’s confident that he’s finally left his small-town roots behind, and that the sophisticated Manhattan world he covets is his forever. Life, it seems, is just where Ned and Lizzie want it -- until Ned is faced with a seemingly clear cut moral choice that pulls the bottom out from under his feet. Ned’s company is sold to a German conglomerate and his world is suddenly turned upside down. Meanwhile, Lizzie is tiring of his remoteness and tantrums. To the rescue comes an old school chum who works for a high-profit but shady real estate tycoon. When, against his better judgment, Ned accepts a job working for Ballantine’s latest venture, an offshore private equity fund, he tells himself it’s just another job. But it turns out that Ballantine has other uses for Ned. 146239 2002 Job, The: T Episode News Media 146240 2002 Job, The: T SVD 1146, 1149 Episode #1 School Newspaper. 12-year-old writes an article for her school newspaper on a policeman (Denis Leary). 146241 1970 Joe M TV Newscaster (Robert Emerick) 146242 2004 Joe M News Media. News Reporter (Nellie D. Yangmi). 146243 2002 Joe and Max M DVD. SVD 1169 Reporter (Jeff Burrell) 146244 1957 Joe Butterfly M Wylie, Evan, Jack Ruge (Play). Sy Gomberg, Jack Sher, Marion Hargrove (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Sergeant Ed Kennedy (George Nader) opposes the assignment of getting out a special issue of Yank magazine in Tokyo in time for arrival of American troops since they have been given only three days and no supplies. He's forced to accept challenge when his commander threatens to turn things over to rival reporter Henry Hathaway (Keenan Wynn). Kennedy and associates including photographer Private John Woodley (Audie Murphy) deal to get a house and press equipment. Photographer is arrested by military police when he steals a jar of olives, but jumps ship and returns to help with magazine. Colleagues hide him. Sidetrack Reporter Hathaway by claiming they can get him an exclusive on Tokyo Rose. Magazine gets printed. Journalists figure out how to make booze aboard ship. Photographer convinces Kennedy first issue should be on people of Japan and how American soldiers should learn to live with them now that they no longer have to fight them. 146245 1997 Joe DiMaggio Documentary DT SVD 583 Documentary 146246 2001 Joe Dirt M TV Anchor Hal Fishman, Los Angeles newsman, plays himself. Reporter at Parents' House (Jourdan Fremin). Reporter on the Bridge (Kristina Simonds). 146247 2007 Joe Donovan: Bone Machine NM Waites, Martyn #2 Joe Donovan Series Former Journalist Joe Donovan is hired to prove that a woman's boyfriend is innocent of murder. His investigations lead him into the murky world of people trafficking in illegal prostitution When a second body shows up, he realizes it's not just local gangsters he's up against -- but a deranged serial killer obsessed with the city's dark history. If Donovan and his team can't decipher the killer's clues in time, he will kill again. 146248 2006 Joe Donovan: Mercy Seat, The NM Waites, Martyn #1 Joe Donovan Series Former Investigative Journalist Joe Donovan of the Herald Magazine comes out of reclusion in rural Northumberland to investigate the disappearance of an ace newspaper reporter who has disappeared. So has a minidisc along with its incriminating evidence. Donovan's heart is broken, like his marriage and career, by the disappearance of his six-year-old son two years earlier in a crowded department store -- a case that remains unsolved. As Donovan hones his old investigative skills, long-buried secrets begin to emerge. And the bodies start piling up including a dead editor. Two years later, the top editor of Donovan's former newspaper Maria Bennett and a shrewd lawyer somewhat short on scruples seek Donovan's aid in discovering why an ace reporter has vanished. The pair promise in return to help Donovan in his obsessive search for his lost son. Maria and Joe were colleagues and friendly rivals speeding along a greased career path. She rocketed to top editorship. Joe tumbled into alcoholism. 146249 2009 Joe Donovan: Speak No Evil NM Waites, Martyn #3 Joe Donovan Series Journalist Joe Donovan listens to a story told by Anne Marie Smeaton who is back in the hometown she hasn’t seen for 40 years trying to live a normal life with her partner and teenage son. But that’s impossible for Anne Marie. Because 40 years ago, when she was 11, she killed a little boy. She is trying to make peace with her past by telling her story to Donovan. But it’s not that simple. By dredging up memories and emotions she usually keep repressed, Anne Marie is unleashing old nightmares from the past. Suffering from horrifying visions, she sometimes does bad things, things she has no memory of afterwards. So when a teenager on her housing estate is murdered and she wakes up with blood on her hands, Anne Marie naturally fears the worst. Her fragile life falling apart, Anne Marie turns to those she loves. But where she was expecting support, she finds only betrayal. Desperate, she turns to Donovan for help. But Donovan may have his own reasons for helping her, reasons that have to do with the disappearance of his own son. 146250 1976 Joe Forrester: Girl on a String T Episode #19. News Media. Newsman (Ian Abercrombie). 146251 2000 Joe Gould's Secret M DVD -R HQ 7459, 7460. SVD 1190 Based on the book by Joseph Mitchell New Yorker Writer Joseph Mitchell (Stanley Tucci) profiles a hobo who claims to be writing the greatest literary history of all time. Newsman (Harry Bugin). New Yorker Editor Harold Ross. 146252 1970 Joe Hill M News Media 146253 2008 Joe Hill NM Wilcox, Jeff TV Reporter Joe Hill at TV 5 in Worcester reports on a murder, but things go from bad to worse when witness after witness to the first murder end up dead. Who’s behind it all and will Hill be next? 146254 1953 Joe Louis Story, The M DVD -R HQ 2973, 2964. SVD 1030 Sylvester, Robert (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter Tad McGeehan (Paul Stewart) befriends Joe Louis, follows his career. First meets boxer when he arrives with group of promoters from New York trying to sign him. Reporter provides narration and background as events of fighter's career unfold. Reporter tries to convince boxer not to come out of retirement so he can remain undefeated. When Louis decides to fight again, sportswriter assigns another reporter to cover the bout and watches the hero's defeat on television in a bar. Final voice-over by sportswriter wishes the boxer good luck in the future. Newspaperman (Herb Ratner). Reporter (Albert Popwell). Columnist Walter Winchell (Himself). 146255 1739 Joe Miller's Jests: Or, the Wits Vade-mecum SS COPY Anonymous (Joe Miller) Press. Collection of most Brilliant Jests; the Politest Repartees; the most Elegant BonsMots, and most pleasant short Stories in the English Language. Most Humbly inscribed to those Choice-Spirits of the Age including Alexander Pope. References to Sir Richard Steele (#29). Curll, the Bookseller (#152). Tom Warner (#161) -- the late Publisher of News Papers and Pamphlets. John Dennis (#171) -- "One saying that Mr. Dennis was an excellent Critick, was answered that indeed his Writings were much to be valued; for that by his Criticism he taught Men how to write well, and by his Poetry, shew'd 'em what it was to write ill;" 146256 1969 Joe Namath Show, The DT Talk Show. Cohost (Sportswriter Dick Schaap). 146257 1949 Joe Palooka and the Big Fight (aka Joe Palooka in the Big Fight) M Ness Book Sports Columnist (David Bruce) arranges for another fighter to become Palooka's sparring partner in order to knock him out. Crooked sportswriter uses his column to call for title match between the two opponents, then drugs Palooka to make him appear drunk This causes fight commissioner to revoke his title. Palooka also gets framed for murder before clearing his name and exposing the crooks. 146258 1948 Joe Palooka in Fighting Mad M Reporter (Robert Conway). Reporter (Herb Vigran). Photographer (Emil Sitka). 146259 1947 Joe Palooka in the Knockout M Third in the series based on Ham Fisher's "Joe Palooka" comic strip. News Media. Reporters (Peter Virgo, Ray Walker). Radio Announcer (Sam Hayes). 146260 1950 Joe Palooka in the Squared Circle M Reporter Phillips (John Harmon). Newspaper. Headlines. Palooka names names in newspaper. TV Announcer (Stanley Prager). 2nd Reporter (Mervin Williams). 146261 1951 Joe Palooka in Triple Cross M Reporter Bill (Jimmy Lloyd). Commentator, Fight (Jimmy Wallington-Himself) 146262 1948 Joe Palooka in Winner Take All M TV Sportscaster Bill Marin. Reporter (Stanley Prager). 146263 2005 Joe Sacco: War's End CB Sacco, Joe Reporter Joe Sacco and local reporters track down the notorious Serb separatist and accused war criminal Radovan Karadzic as he attends a Christmas service. Experiences in postwar Bosnia. 146264 2001 Joe Somebody M Reporter (Amy Janette McDonald) 146265 1997 Joe Torre: Curveballs Along the Way MT News Media. Reporter (Demo Cates). Reporter (Kathryn Winslow) 146266 1986 Joe, der Reporter N Theyssen, Hansjosef Germany TV and Print 146267 1983 Joe's Bed-Stuy Barbershop: We Cut Heads M Photographer (Curtis Brown). 146268 2001 Joe’s Regulars N Crawford, John R. Female Newspaper Publisher is part of a group whose lives are intertwined in a loosely structure group of people known as “Joe’s Regulars.” Joe is Giovanni Contratto and his regulars at “Giovannis,” his sumptuous landmark restaurant, are rich and influential. 146269 1996 Joe's So Mean to Josephine M Canada. Ness Aspiring Journalist and college student Josephine (Sarah Polley) who falls in love with Joe, a wiretapper masquerading as a phone company technician. 146270 1983 Joe's World N OWN - H Dobbin, Muriel Newspaper-Reading golden retriever. The dog's owner is a female journalist. 146271 1997 Joey M DVD -R HQ 3676, 3677 TV Reporters John O'Bannon (Grant Piro) and Davo (Paul Denny) of Channel 8 chase after missing kids to get an exclusive. TV Reporter (Michael Croaker). Consulate Reporter (Steven Grives). Channel 8 News van with cameraman and reporter-producer complaining that there isn't any news. Kids jump on back of van and police follow in pursuit while the TV newsmen are oblivious to it all. They recover to feed a live TV report on the situation. 146272 1967 Joey Bishop Show, The T Series 1967-1969 TV Talk Show Host Joey Bishop with Regis Philburn. 146273 1962 Joey Bishop Show, The: Image, The T Episode #32. 5-9-1962. Series 9-20-1961 to 3-1965. 123 Episodes. TV Talk Show Host Joey Barnes (Joey Bishop), trouble-prone assistant to a press agent. Then host of a late-night talks. Barnes's image is being built up to publicize his show. 146274 1962 Joey Bishop Show, The: Taming of the Brat, The T Episode #15. 1-3-1962. PR Publicity. TV Talk Show Host Joey Barnes (Joey Bishop), trouble-prone assistant to a press agent. Then host of a late-night talks. Barnes has to hide a bratty child star for a publicity stunt. 146275 1962 Joey Bishop Show, The: A Show of His Own T Episode #31. 5-2-1962 TV Talk Show Host Joey Barnes (Joey Bishop), the trouble-prone assistant to a press agent, gets his own late-night talk show. 146276 1961 Joey Bishop Show, The: Help Wanted T Episode #7. 10-19-1961.. PR Public Relations. TV Talk Show Host Joey Barnes (Joey Bishop) gets his brother-in-law a job with his public relations firm. 146277 1964 Joey Bishop Show, The: Joey and the Los Angeles Dodgers T Episode #97. 9-5-1964 TV Talk Show Host Joey Barnes (Joey Bishop). Dodgers are scheduled to appear on his show, but got tied up in an extra inning game, leaving Joey without a guest. Vin Scully and Don Drysdale guest 146278 1963 Joey Bishop Show, The: Joey Jr.'s TV Debut T Episode #76. 11-30-1963 TV Talk Show Host Joey Barnes (Joey Bishop) and family will appear on a TV interview show. 146279 1961 Joey Bishop Show, The: Joey Meets Jack Paar T Episode #2. 9-27-1961. PR Press Agent Joey Barnes (Joey Bishop) tries to get a trained chimp on Jack Paar's show. Jack Paar (Himself) 146280 2004 Joey: Joey and the Plot Twist T Episode #12. 12-9-2004 Reporter #1 (Nathan Anderson). Reporter #2 (Dayna Devon). Reporter #3 (Donna Cooper). 146281 2004 Joey: Premiere T SVDSP 2002 Episode. 9-2004 News Media. Joey auditions to be a TV anchor on an entertainment news program. 146282 1972 Johanna oder Die Wege des Dr. Kanuga N Jendryschik, Manfred Germany Journalist 146283 1996 Johannisnacht N Timm, Uwe Germany Journalist 146284 2007 John “Hutch” Hutchinson: Deadfall N Liparulo, Robert #1 Hutch Series Journalist John “Hutch” Hutchinson, an avid-bow-hunter and his fellow urban professionals are all tired of dealing with their own personal adversities and are looking forward to a few idyllic days of hunting and fishing on a 10-day vacation in the remote wilds of northern Saskatchewan. When they encounter crazed millionaire Decian Gabriel Page and his plan to obliterate an entire town and its 242 residents with a space-based laser, their wilderness retreat turns into a nightmarish battle for survival. Deep in the isolated Northwest Territories, four friends are on the trip of a lifetime. Dropped by helicopter into the remote Canadian wilderness, Hutch, Terry, Phil and David are looking to escape the events of a tumultuous year -- a bitter divorce, bankruptcy, depression and job loss -- for two weeks of hunting, fishing and camping. Armed only with a bow and arrow and the basics for survival, they’ve chosen a place far from civilization, a retreat from their turbulent lives. But they quickly discover that another group has targeted the remote region and the secluded hamlet of Fiddler Falls for a more menacing purpose: to field-test the ultimate weapon. With more than a week before the helicopter rendezvous and no satellite phone, they must risk everything to help the townspeople who are being held hostage and terrorized. 146285 2009 John “Hutch” Hutchinson: Deadlock N Liparulo, Robert #2 Hutch Series Columnist John “Hutch” Hutchinson is a Denver newspaper columnist, a single dad, and now the last defense against a lunatic’s high-tech killing. Special forces veteran-turned-billionaire Brendan Page has some dirty not-so-little secrets. He’s built an empire on supplying futuristic weapons and highly trained soldiers to the world’s most powerful armies. But he’s saved the most destructive weapons for himself. Hutch is an avid bow-hunter and he has figured out the truth about Page and is determined to bring him down. But he’s up against a warmonger linked to assassinations, kidnappings, and terrorist activities. Hutch quickly uncovers a plan that seems unfathomable in its recklessness and loss of life. yet he’s just one man up against impossible odds -- with no Plan B. Thankfully, it’s just the kind of environment Hutch thrives best in -- if he can survive the next three days. The violent duel between idealistic journalist John Hutchinson and insane, megalomaniacal military industrialist Brendan Page continues in this sequel to “Deadfall.” During their previous clash, Hutch killed Brendan’s son Declan, who had used a laser cannon to terrorize a small town in Saskatchewan. Unable to convince the authorities in the U.S. and Canada that Brendan was behind the attack, Hutch has recommitted himself to getting the goods on his moral enemy. When Brendan’s forces abduct Hutch’s young son, Logan, from Hutch’s Colorado home, the reporter must battle hordes of foes in an attempt to rescue Logan. 146286 2009 John & Kate Plus 8: Turning 5 & and the Future! (aka Jon & Kate. John & Kate. Jon and Kate. John and Kate) T DVD -R HQ 11152 Episode. 5-26-2009 News Media. Jon and Kate address what the future holds for their family as the paparazzi stake out their home and personal life. The sextuplets turn 5. 146287 1961 John A. Macdonald: Impossible Idea, The M Reporter. Toronto Globe Reporter (Cec Linder). 146288 2008 John Adams: Peacefield T DVD -R HQ 9854, 9855 Episode. 4-20-2008. Seventh Part of the Miniseries Newspapers. John Adams is furious at what he reads in the colonial newspapers. He accuses the editors of biased reporting and outrageous editorials. 146289 2008 John Adams: Reunion T DVD -R HQ 9796, 9797 Episode. 3-2008. Third Part of the Miniseries Newspapers. John Adams reads newspapers of the day and criticizes the way the news is presented. 146290 2008 John Adams: Unnecessary War T DVD -R HQ 9833, 9834 Episode. 4-13-2008. Sixth Part of the Miniseries Newspapers. John Adams reads newspapers of the day. 146291 2008 John and Jeanie Fly: Living the Law of Attraction N Waddell, John News Media, Internet Blogs, Talk Shows and Paparazzi want to find out more about John and Jeanie’s ability -- an ability humanity has been dreaming of since the beginning of time. Skeptics don’t believe them and many find their ideas about the Law of Attraction shocking. Others attempt to elevate them to religious icons, while the government tries almost anything to keep what they’ve discovered from getting to the wrong people. 146292 1955 John and Julie M Commentator (Richard Dimbleby) 146293 1993 John and Leeze From Hollywood DT Series. 6-14-1993 to 1-14-1994. NBC Hosts-Interviewers: John Tesh, Leeze Gibbons on celebrity news 146294 1985 John and Yoko: Love Story, A MT New York Critic (Gordon Sterne) 146295 2000 John and Yoko's Year of Peace T News Media. Student Reporter (Paul Levitan-Himself). Rock Journalist (Ritchie Yorke-Himself). 146296 1874 John Andross N USC Davis, Rebecca Harding, Mrs. Reporter Julius Ware, a thoroughly unscrupulous coarse, blatant fellow in the employ of the New York Daily Critic. Blackmailer 146297 1914 John Barleycorn M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 146298 1974 John Barleycorn Lives SS COPY Boyle, T. Coraghessan In "Descent of Man." First published in Atlantic Monthly. Editor-Narrator of The Topeka Sun, a freethinker and one of the intellectual lights of the town. John McGurk, my typesetter. 146299 1997 John Charles Poe: Black Cat, The N Poe, Robert #2 John Charles Poe Series Columnist John Charles Poe, a distant relative of Edgar Allan Poe, writes a “barely syndicated” column for Fannie Boynton’s Crowley Creek Sentinel in Virginia and who’s inherited a brassbound oak casket bearing the papers of the great dead writer. It appears that Margaret Cully, the wife of the veterinarian, has vanished under mysterious circumstances. Julie Noir, a waifish raven-haired girl with a tiny gold stud in her nose, shows up and quickly replaces Margaret in Dr. Cully’s clinic. Jon Charles seems to be haunted by a small black shape that follows him around. Julie, who carries his black cat Asmodeus about on her shoulder, advertises the fact that she fancies herself a witch. After John Charles helps Dr. Cully deliver a two-headed calf, the bad omens begin piling up. When Poe’s story of “The Black Cat” seems to be coming to pass in Dr. Cully’s own person. John Charles opens his cache of Poe letters and notes, looking for insight. Julie holds moonlit rites and dances naked, and the Reverend Rollie Fairchild whips up the town’s anti-witch fever. Finally, Julie discovers a buried ax, seemingly having the missing Margaret’s hair and blood on it. A town meeting is called and some demand that Julie be arrested -- or at least run out of Crowley Creek. Then Dr. Cully starts hearing rats in his cellar behind a freshly bricked wall. John Charles Poe, who is haunted by the events unfolding in his town because of the eerie resemblance to his ancestor’s classic tale “The Black Cat,” has a drinking habit as well. Guided by a secret cache of papers left to him by Edgar Allan Poe, John Charles sets out to discover what is behind the outbreak of evil in his town. 146300 1996 John Charles Poe: Return to the House of Usher N Poe, Robert #1 John Charles Poe Series Journalist John Charles Poe is a 30-year-old, bourbon-swilling, struggling roving town journalist for Fannie Boynton’s Crowley Creek Sentinel in Crowley Creek, Va. and descendant of Edgar Allen Poe. It’s late November when college chum Dr. Roderick Usher contacts Poe to help investigate strange happenings at the Usher Sanitorium, which he and his psychiatrist sister, Madeleine, run on the grounds of the first House of Usher. Poe and his newly hired research assistant, a recent divorcee, set forth to battle the forces of good and evil, which apparently haunt the modern counterparts of the original characters. After the Usher House sank into the tarn in Edgar Allan Poe’s gloomy tale, Usher heirs rebuilt on the same tained ground. When 160 years later descendants Rod and Madeleine Usher start a downward spiral, history appears to be repeating itself, especially to John Charles Poe who attended college with Rod Usher and lives only a few miles from the Usher House Sanitorium, where questionable medical practices are setting the stage for disaster. On his 30th birthday, John Charles receives a small casket filled with documents, some of which reveal secrets behind the famous Poe stories. When an approaching hurricane finally blows inland, it wreaks havoc on the community, heavily damaging the Usher property, which now most probably will not be developed into a Confederate-theme gambling resort being hustled by a smarmy character from up north. John Charles Poe is a small-town reporter in Crowle, Virginia who drinks a lot of bourbon and works because he doesn’t have to. The heir to the family fortune, he has just received the most unusual part of the Poe legacy -- a casket. The three-foot-long wooden box contains the notes and personal papers of the Poe men dating back to the eerie and mysterious Edgar Allen. It is passed on to every male Poe on his 30th birthday. John Charles has sworn not to divulge its secrets, but a call from his oldest friend, Roderick Usher, on the verge of a breakdwon, may justify a broken oath. 146301 1904 John Chilcote, M.P. N Thurston, Katherine C. Press 146302 1997 John Cleeses fornemmelse for humor DF Denmark - Short Interviewer Eddie Michel. 146303 1951 John Daly World News DT Newsman John Daly 146304 1980 John Davidson Show, The T Series. Spring 1980 - Late 1981 Host John Davidson 146305 1900 John Delavoy SS UCLA James, Henry In "Soft Side, The." Publisher Mr. Beston, conservative and opinionated publisher of Cynosure, popular magazine. Uses writer to get Miss Delavoy to write a profile of her brother. She is also an artist. She and the writer say print both. 146306 1714 John Dennis, the Sheltring Poet's Invitation to Richard Steele the Secluded Party-Writer and Member; to come and live with him in the Mint. PO COPY Anonymous Critic John Dennis and Journalist Richard Steele references 146307 1993 John Denson: Bigfoot NM Hoyt, Richard #6 John Denson Mysteries Former Newspaperman John Denison is an ex-reporter and ex-army intelligence operative in Seattle, Washington. The female doctor who heads the St. Petersburg Institute of Primate Study hires Denson and his partner, self-proclaimed shaman Willie Prettybird, for an unusual task -- to help her fond the legendary Sasquatch. Now on Mount St. Helens, strange things are in the air -- something out there definitely looks like Bigfoot, but something looks like snowmobile tracks too. 146308 1980 John Denson: Decoys NM MLPL Hoyt, Richard #1 John Denson Mysteries Former Newspaperman John Denison is an ex-reporter and ex-army intelligence operative in Seattle, Washington. He's a thirty-something Aquarius with a yen for darts, cheap screw-top wine and raw vegetables, especially cauliflower. He's not adverse to a little bit of good old sex either. He's an earthy type, crude, but not rude, given to sometimes erratic behavior but loyal to his friends. He's sometimes wears bright yellow boxer shorts with a smoking, long-barreled gun on front. He keeps a stuffed English pitbull in his apartment who answers the doorbell with pre-recorded barks. Denson's friend and drinking buddy and darts partner, Willie Prettybird, a sizable Cowlitz Indian who claims to receive messages from animal spirits. Denson calls him "Chief Dumbshit." Denson doesn't like guns, tools around town in battered heaps (generally an ancient Fiat or old VW van). He's got a rather murky background in the CIA, a stint as a journalist in Honolulu and later Seattle. When Seattle paper was bought out by a large chain "with their efficiency experts, barbarous little bustards in pin-stripped suits," he quit. Newspaper editor Tom Becker in Honolulu. City Editor Charley Powell of the Seattle Star. Reporter Bob Sander. 146309 1985 John Denson: Fish Story NM Hoyt, Richard #4 John Denson Mysteries Former Newspaperman John Denison is an ex-reporter and ex-army intelligence operative in Seattle, Washington. 146310 2004 John Denson: Pony Girls N Hoyt, Richard #9 John Denson Mysteries TV Newswoman Erika von Bayer is chasing the story of European jumping horses dying mysteriously, Now prime Spanish mustang stallions are being killed all over the West. Former Former Reporter John Denson, and ex-FBI agent and a hallucinatory drug maven are private investigators operating out of Portland Oregon. Some weirdo is posting obscene clues on the net. Twenty-two valuable stallions have been murdered in diverse ways. Bayer calls Denson seeking help. Her dad remains a leading suspect and she wants his name cleared. Erika's mom, her vengeful grand mom, plus the gorgeous TV reporter could be involved. 146311 1983 John Denson: Siskiyou Two-Step, The (Siskiyou, revised edition in 1984) NM Hoyt, Richard #3 John Denson Mysteries Former Newspaperman John Denison is an ex-reporter and ex-army intelligence operative in Seattle, Washington. Denson goes to Oregon's North Umpqua to fish trout, but instead finds himself caught up in a net of international intelligence agents and academics. It all starts when the naked body of a girl with a bullet eye between her eyes goes rushing past Denson in the rapids. He embarks on a search to find the girl's identity and bring her killer to justice. Strange clues lead to three more corpses bringing the body count to four and only the Siskiyou Two-Step saves Denson from being the fifth victim. 146312 1995 John Denson: Snake Eyes NM Hoyt, Richard #7 John Denson Mysteries Former Newspaperman John Denison is an ex-reporter and ex-army intelligence operative in Seattle, Washington. Denson who never met a piece of bacon he didn't like and his partner Cowlitz Indian William Prettybird who never met a mushroom he didn't like find themselves in Enterprise, Oregon combating an outbreak of anthrax, better known as hoof-and-mouth disease. They have been hired by a lawyer, an outspoken anti-environmentalist rancher whose cattle have become infected. Meanwhile a right-wing preacher who spices his rants with environmentalist frenzy is back in town for his high-school reunion. Cows die, people are murdered and Denson and Prettybird have to sort it all out. Cattle appear to have been purposely infected and the disease threatens to spread lethally to people in eastern Oregon's high country. Denson interviews a bartender and a bogus televangelist, attends rodeos and high school reunions, and romances a beautiful young Native American widow. 146313 1993 John Denson: Weatherman's Daughters, The NM Hoyt, Richard #8 John Denson Mysteries Former Newspaperman John Denison is an ex-reporter and ex-army intelligence operative in Seattle, Washington. A torrential downpour of live salmon beating Denis and his VW bus to a pulp occurs after he stops at an accident scene alongside an Oregon mountain roadway. A young woman lies dying of a bullet wound. The woman is Sharon Toogood is the daughter of Portland TV weatherman Jerry Toogood. His Native American cohort, Willie Sees the Night, assures Denson that the salmon shower was the spirit world's means of embodying within him animal spirit. So at Denson's insistence, Willie supplies him with a concoction that sends him "flying" in an out-of-body experience that may help him find some answers to Toogood's murder. Then her sister, Mariah turns up dead as well. Sharon was investigating something that could hurt their father's reputation. But before Denson can talk to her, Mariah is killed. Denson, now 47, is still smoking pot, still referencing Carlos Castaneda, and driving a 30-year-old Volkswagen microbus. 146314 1991 John Denson: Whoo? NM Hoyt, Richard #5 John Denson Mysteries Former Newspaperman John Denison is an ex-reporter and ex-army intelligence operative in Seattle, Washington. Centuries-old Douglas firs in Washington State signify safe nesting spots to spotted owls, livelihood to local loggers and big profit to property owners. Denson is investigating a trumped-up marijuana-growing charge against a young couple in the town of Sixkiller when his Native American assistant, shaman Willie Prettybird, convinces him to represent the "animal people." These are magic spirits of the tribe and Denson is needed after a spotted owl is found with its neck wrung. Denson agrees, mostly because he is a in love with a murder victim, a young female ecologist who came to town to measure the owl population. There's also an insane wildlife photographer named Adonis and an intricate scam requiring the importing of owls from other states. 146315 2002 John Doe T SVD 1339 Newsmagazine. Opening with America Fights Back. John Doe looking for woman who can identify him 146316 2003 John Doe: Doe or Die T Episode #18. 3-21-2003 News Media. Reporter (Jilena Cori). 146317 2002 John Doe: Manifest Destiny T Episode #10. 12-6-2002 Photographer (Robert Gauvin). 146318 2003 John Doe: Psychic Connection T Episode #16. 3-7-2003 News Media. Toothy Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). 146319 2003 John Doe: Remote Control T Episode #21. 4-18-2003 Newscaster (Mark Docherty). 146320 1937 John Drakin N Eaton, Geoffrey Dell Newspaperman John Drakin in New York after college. 146321 1860 John Ellard, the Newsboy NJ Author unknown Newsboys. Philadelphia newsies drink, swear, chew tobacco and gamble. Constant danger of being cheated, robbed or even murdered. 146322 2007 John From Cincinnati: His Visit: Day Eight T DVD -R HQ 8832 Episode #9. 8-5-2007 News Media. News conference with grandfather on his missing grandson, Shawn. TV Reporter (Terry Anzur). 146323 2007 John From Cincinnati: His Visit: Day Nine T DVD -R HQ 8859 Episode #10. News Media cover parade in city to honor three generations of surfers. TV Reporter (Terry Anzur). 146324 2007 John From Cincinnati: His Visit: Day One (Premiere) T DVD -R HQ 8731 Episode #1. 6-10-2007 News Media. Reporters (Craig Jackson, Jennifer Gould, Terry Anzur, John Pontrelli). A legendary surfer does not want his son to go into surfing no matter how good he is. A stranger named John arrives at the Snug Harbor Motel with strange abilities causing the legendary surfer to levitate. He thinks he's having a hallucination Legendary Surfer Mitch Yost. 146325 2007 John From Cincinnati: His Visit: Day Two T DVD -R HQ 8724 Episode #2. 6-17-2007 Documentary Maker Cass wants to do a documentary on the legendary surfer, Mitch Yost. "I like vintage," she tells him when he notices her classic Porche next to his wagon. It turns out she is pretending to be doing a film on surfing. 146326 2007 John From Cincinnati: His Visit: Day Two Continued T Episode #3. 6-23-2007 News Media. Reporters are crowding the hospital entrance. Cass takes Mitch to the beach where he espouses his guilt over Shaun's accident and complains about competitive surfing. Cass pretends to talk about the film with her assistant on the phone. Cass asks Mitch back to her hotel room. Shaun makes a miraculous discovery. Cissy, Mitch's wife, tries to reach him to tell him the news. Bill steps outside to disperse the throng of reporters and surf fans who have gathered in the driveway. Shaun is sitting up in bed reading a surf magazine. Mitch and Cass, on the way to her hotel, change course after Cass' "assistant" informs them of Shaun's homecoming. Arriving at the house, Mitch pushes through the crowd of reporters in his driveway. Once inside, he apologizes to Cissy for abandoning her at the hospital. They argue and Mitch leaves without seeing Shaun, hopping over the back fence to dodge the press. 146327 1864 John Godfrey's Fortunes; Related to Himself. A Story of American Life N USC Taylor, Bayard Editors. New York Daily Oracle's Mr. Brandagee, the villain, and Mr. Clarendon of the New York Daily Wonder, who symbolizes the new editor. 146328 1965 John Goldfarb, Please Come Home M Blatty, William Peter (Screenplay) AFI-Photographers. MacLaine. Ness Book Reporter-Photographer Jenny Ericson (Shirley MacLaine) of Strife-magazine assigned to do story on harems in country of Fawzia, ruled by a football-loving king. Before leaving on assignment, has brief angry encounter with ex-football-player-turned pilot. Pilot later shows up in kingdom when he gets lost during a flight. Once she has entered harem, Ericson spends most of her time fending off advances of king. Arranges to be offered to pilot but keeps relationship platonic. Editor, Strife Magazine (Charles Lane). Reporter ends up carrying ball for winning score by Fawz U. Football Team against Notre Dame. Notre Dame succeeded in getting temporary injunction to keep film from being released. Editor (Charles Lane) of Strife Magazine. 146329 1959 John Gunther's High Road DT Series 1959-60 Host John Gunther 146330 2003 John H. M Reporter (Mark Irvingsen). 146331 2001 John Henry Days N Whitehead, Colson African-American Freelance Journalist J. Sutter is a freelance hack who writes puff pieces. He's sent to Talcott, West Virginia, to cover its John Henry Days festival and the unveiling of the United States Postal Service's John Henry stamp. Junketeer and Puff-Piece-Writing Sutter only thinks about padding his expense account and cadging free drinks. Middle-aged black journalist on a mission to set record for junketeering. Record of back-to-back press junkets. He's on a junket jag in which he plans to attend a public relations event every single day. This journalistic obstacle course threatens to eradicate Sutter's soul just as the folkloric steam shovel eradicated John Henry's body. Sutter is a member of a junketeering tribe whose mores and speech are rendered with anthropological enthusiasm. J and his fellow junketeers, notably Dave Brown, a former gonzo Rolling Stone journalist whose best days were in the late 1960s. Jittery One Eye's paranoia infects J. J's compulsive collection of factoids and receipts to fuel the print media machine. He goes from one event to another in search of free food and paid expenses. 146332 1954 John Hopkins File 7 DT Series. 9-12-1954 to 9-18-1960. DuMont, ABC Host Lynn Poole. 146333 1998 John Huston War Stories DT Interviewers Richard Leacock, Midge Mackenzie. John Huston (Himself). 146334 2006 John Kelly: Moment of Madness, A N Bonner, Hilary #3 John Kelly Series Journalist John Kelly, an award-winning Fleet Street reporter, has fallen from grace as a result of his addictions and is now a reporter for a small Devon newspaper. He gets a tip regarding the murder of rock superstar who apparently was stabbed in his home by an intruder who was stabbed by the rock star's wife in self-defense. Tired of covering such mundane matters as council meetings, Kelly uses his personal history with the widow to get an exclusive interview but doing so launches him further down the road to self-destruction. 146335 2005 John Kelly: No Reason to Die N Bonner, Hilary #2 John Kelly Series Reporter John Kelly investigates the tragic event at Deepcut Army Barracks. He and his old friend Detective Superintendent Karen Meadows attempt to break through the wall of secrecy the army has erected. Their involvement in what they come to believe is a major conspiracy, coupled with upheaval and tragedy in their own personal lives, brings them closer than ever before. 146336 2005 John Kelly: When the Dead Cry Out N Bonner, Hilary #1 John Kelly Series Reporter John Kelly gets involved in the case of a neighbor who disappeared 27 years ago along with her two young daughters. The reporter's mother was the girls' schoolteacher. He strongly suspected the woman's husband and tried to gather evidence against him. But the police couldn't pin the crime on him. Now that old case is reinvestigated by police and the reporter. 146337 1998 John Larroquette Show, The: Intern Writer T SVD 956, VHS 355 Episode Aspiring Journalist John Hemingway (John Larroquette) gets an apprenticeship at a newspaper where he thinks he's stumbled upon a murder committed by his boss. Editor (Robertson Dean). 146338 1994 John Larroquette Show, The: Job, The T Episode #36. 12-13-1994 Interviewer (Roscoe Lee Browne). 146339 1996 John Larroquette Show, The: Running for Carly T Episode #71. 5-14-1996 Reporter (Michael Quill). Moderator (Paul Collins). 146340 2000 John Le Carre: Secret Centre, The T Interviewer (Nigel Williams). 146341 1997 John Morris: Feathery Touch of Death, The NS Logue, John #5. John Morris and Julia Sullivan Mysteries Sportswriter John Morris, a legendary golf writer and his companion Julia Sullivan, search for clues when American golfer Barry Vinson turns up dead at the British Open at St. Andrew's. When an antique golf ball is stuffed down a second murder victim's throat, they uncover a bizarre mystery as old as the game itself. 146342 1986 John Morris: Flawless Execution NS OWN - P Logue, John #3 John Morris and Julia Sullivan Mysteries Sportswriter John Morris, a veteran Associated Press sports reporter and a jaded golf writer, and his beautiful globe-trotting lover and companion, Julia Sullivan. 146343 1979 John Morris: Follow the Leader NS OWN - P Logue, John #1 John Morris and Julia Sullivan Mysteries Sportswriter John Morris, a veteran Associated Press sports reporter and a jaded golf writer, and his beautiful globe-trotting lover and companion, Julia Sullivan at the 1976 U.S. Open. 146344 1996 John Morris: Murder on the Links NS Logue, John #4 John Morris and Julia Sullivan Mysteries Sportswriter John Morris, a veteran Associated Press sports reporter and a jaded golf writer, and his beautiful globe-trotting lover and companion, Julia Sullivan are at Augusta looking for a killer before champion's green jacket comes up red with blood. Publisher Melvin Newton is murdered at the Augusta National golf course during Masters Week. The body of the detested publishing mogul is found in Eisenhower Pond, apparent victim of suicide. What looks like suicide, looks like murder to aging golf gadfly John Morris, a retired sportswriter. 146345 1999 John Morris: On a Par With Murder NS Logue, John #7 John Morris and Julia Sullivan Mysteries Sportswriter John Morris, a legendary golf writer and Julia Sullivan immediately caught up in excitement surrounding golf's latest phenom on a Long Island golf course during the 1995 U.S. Open. Blood-thirty press vies for golfer's attention. The Shinnecock Hills golf course on Long Island is the site for the 1995 U.S. Open. Morris and Sullivan are immediately caught up in the excitement surrounding the golf's latest phenom player. Despite unscrupulous agents, manufacturer's reps and a bloodthirsty press all vying for his attention the star player manages to keep his cool, tie for second-round lead in the Open and sign a $2 million deal with a sporting goods company. When he turns up dead that night, the list of suspects is long -- and the shocking secret of his true identity is revealed. Sheriff considers the case closed after the player's wife commits suicide. But the journalist duo suspects her death was no confession and begin their own investigation. 146346 1998 John Morris: Rain of Death, A NS Logue, John #6 John Morris and Julia Sullivan Mysteries Sportswriter John Morris of the Associated Press and his muse Julia Sullivan are at the 33rd Bing Crosby Pro-Am tournament, golf's most glamorous event, in 1974. And participants are being randomly poisoned by cyanide. Veteran golf writer Morris goes after the killer. Corporate tycoon drops dead in the crowded lodge. The pair seek out the whole story that has given golf's most stellar event a black eye. It's January 1974 and Nicklaus wishes he were home with the kids. Weiskopf is ready to make a charge and so is a bell-bottomed blond named Miller. In the world of golf and the realm is fame, nothing matches the Bing Crosby Pro-Am Tournament. Played at Pebble Beach, the tournament draws starlets, stars and billionaires by invitation only. But this year the wind and rains won't stop and a corporate tycoon has dropped dead in The Lodge, crowded with celebrities. For jaded golf writer John Morris and his beautiful globe-trotting lover, Julia Sullivan, it's a black eye on golf's most stellar event. They find a collision of ambition, talent and greed as they try to catch the killer. 146347 1983 John Morris: Replay: Murder NS OWN - P Logue, John #2 John Morris and Julia Sullivan Mysteries Sportswriter John Morris, a veteran Associated Press sports reporter and a jaded golf writer, and his beautiful globe-trotting lover and companion, Julia Sullivan. This time they are involved with college football. 146348 1938 John Nesbitt: Passing Parade, The R Series. 1938-1951. Aired on all three radio networks. Host John Nesbitt. Familiar theme was from Tchaikovsky's Sympony No. 5. 146349 1961 John Nesbitt: Passing Parade, The: T Series. 1961 Syndicated Host John Nesbitt. Re-edited theatrical shorts that were originally distributed by MGM in 1938. Narrated historical dramas (docu-dramas) packaged with introductions and narration by Producer Nesbitt. Some were derived from the "Passing Parade" radio show/ 146350 1938 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade DM L MGM Short #1. Series 10-15-1938 to 8-27-1949. 72 Shorts Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146351 1947 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Amazing Mr. Nordill DM MGM Short #61 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146352 1941 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: American Spoken Here DM MGM Short #19 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146353 1939 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Angel of Mercy DM MGM Short #5 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146354 1949 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Annie Was a Wonder DM DVD -R HQ 10031 MGM Short #69 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146355 1941 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Baron and the Rose DM MGM Short #16 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146356 1949 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: City of Children DM MGM Short #72 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146357 1948 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: City of Little Men, The DM MGM Short #68 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146358 1949 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Clues to Adventure DM MGM Short #70 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146359 1943 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Don't You Believe It DM MGM Short #41. Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146360 1941 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Dreams DM MGM Short #18 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146361 1948 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Fabulous Fraud, The DM MGM Short #67 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146362 1940 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Famous Boners DM MGM Short #35 News Media. Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146363 1942 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Film That Was Lost, The DM MGM Short #36 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146364 1942 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Flag of Mercy DM MGM Short #30 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146365 1943 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Forgotten Treasure DM MGM Short #43 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146366 1939 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Forgotten Victory DM MGM Short #11 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146367 1939 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Giant of Norway, The DM MGM Short #7 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146368 1945 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Golden Hunch DM MGM Short #56 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146369 1948 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Goodbye, Miss Turlock DM MGM Short #64. Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146370 1944 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Grandpa Called It Art DM MGM Short #48 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146371 1945 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Great American Mug, The DM MGM Short #53 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146372 1940 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Hidden Master DM MGM Short #13 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146373 1941 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Hobbies DM MGM Short #27 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146374 1944 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Immortal Blacksmith, The DM MGM Short #47. Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146375 1942 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Incredible Stranger, The DM MGM Short #32 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146376 1948 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: It Can't Be Done DM MGM Short #63 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146377 1945 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: It Looks Like Rain DM MGM Short #51 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146378 1944 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Lady Fights Back, A DM MGM Short #50 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146379 1942 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Madero of Mexico: DM MGM Short #37 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146380 1942 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Magic Alphabet, The DM MGM Short #34 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146381 1941 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Magic on a Stick DM DVD -R HQ 3012 MGM Short #57. Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146382 1947 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Miracle in a Cornfield DM MGM Short #62 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146383 1941 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: More Trifles of Importance DM MGM Short #21 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146384 1949 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Mr. Whitney Had a Notion DM MGM Short #71 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146385 1944 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: My Old Town DM SVDSP 1330 MGM Short #65 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146386 1939 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: New Roadways DM MGM Short #2 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146387 1943 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Nursery Rhyme Mysteries DM MGM Short #42. Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146388 1941 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Of Pups and Puzzles DM MGM Short #26 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146389 1939 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: One Against the World DM MGM Short #9 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146390 1946 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Our Old Car DM DVD -R HQ 10031 MGM Short #58 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146391 1941 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Out of Darkness (aka Voice of Liberty) DM MGM Short #22. Newspaper. Story of courageous underground newspaper in Belgium during World War One. Nazi's efforts to shut down an underground resistance newspaper in occupied Belgium. First Editor of La Libre Belgique (Egon Brecher). Traitorous Assistant Editor (Charles Wagenheim). Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146392 1945 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: People On Paper DM MGM Short #55 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146393 1947 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Really Important Person, A DM MGM Short #59 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146394 1944 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Return From Nowhere DM MGM Short #49 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146395 1945 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Seesaw and the Shoes, The DM MGM Short #52. Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146396 1948 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Souvenirs of Death DM MGM Short #66. Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146397 1945 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Stairway To Light DM MGM Short #54 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146398 1940 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Storm DM DVD -R HQ 2493 MGM Short #44 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146399 1939 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Story of Alfred Nobel, The DM MGM Short #3 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146400 1939 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Story of Dr. Jenner, The DM MGM Short #4 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146401 1939 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Story That Couldn't Be Printed, The DM MGM Short #8. Printer John Peter Zenger who in 1784 tested the coveted freedom of the press in this country. Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146402 1941 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Strange Testament DM MGM Short #28 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146403 1947 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Tennis in Rhythm DM MGM Short #60 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146404 1943 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: That's Why I Left You DM MGM Short #39 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146405 1941 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: This is the Bowery DM DVD -R HQ 7877. MGM Short #24 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146406 1943 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: This Is Tomorrow DM MGM Short #46. Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146407 1945 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: To My Unborn Son M SVD 1501 MGM Short #45 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146408 1942 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Trifles Of Importance DM DVD -R HQ 3067. VHS 1311 MGM Short #15. Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146409 1943 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Trifles That Win Wars DM MGM Short #40. Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146410 1940 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Utopia of Death DM MGM Short #17 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146411 1942 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Vendetta DM MGM Short #33 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146412 1940 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Way in the Wilderness DM DVD -R HQ 6836 Zimmerman, Fred, Director. MGM Short #14 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. Daily Chronicle Headline: Prisoners Tortured. Morning Dispatch headline. Other newspaper stories and headlines help tell the story. 146413 1942 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: We Do It Because - DM MGM Short #29 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146414 1941 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Whispers DM MGM Short #20 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146415 1943 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Who's Superstitious? DM MGM Short #38 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146416 1941 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Willie and the Mouse DM MGM Short #23 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146417 1942 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Woman in the House, The DM MGM Short #31 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146418 1940 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: XXX Medico DM MGM Short #12. Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146419 1939 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Yankee Doodle Goes To Town DM MGM Short #6 Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. 146420 1941 John Nesbitt's Passing Parade: Your Last Act DM SVD 1493 Lineman, Fred, Director MGM Short #25. Commentator-Host John Nesbitt. Condemned criminal reads his death sentence in the Daily Sphere Extra edition of the newspaper: "Morely To Die Tonight." Morely sees a story in the same newspaper about a blind girl and donates his eye to her. 146421 1941 John Perry: Black Fury CB VHS 1363 1941-1952 Gossip Columnist John Perry for the Daily Clarion is her boyfriend 146422 1953 John Peter Zenger: Mightier Than the Sword T Cavalcade of America. 3-18-1953. Printer John Peter Zenger. 146423 1950 John Peter Zenger: Peter Zenger R FTCDR Episode. Family Theater CDR. 11/1/1950 No. 196 Printer John Peter Zenger story dramatized for family theater. 146424 1951 John Peter Zenger: Peter Zenger: Fighter for Freedom NJ USC Galt, Tom Printer Catherine Zenger, one of the first women ever to publish a newspaper. Publishes paper when John is in prison. Story of a colonial printer of New York during the 1700s who defied the government by printing criticism of the official. Pioneer battler for freedom of the press told for young people 146425 1951 John Peter Zenger: Studio One: Trial of John Peter Zenger, The T Episode. 1-22-1951. Studio One Printer John Peter Zenger (Henry Stephenson) 146426 1953 John Peter Zenger: Studio One: Trial of John Peter Zenger, The T SVDSP 1389 Episode. 1-12-1953. Restaged by Studio One Printer John Peter Zenger (Eddie Albert) 146427 1954 John Peter Zenger: Trial of John Peter Zenger, The, 1734-1735 T You Are There. 3-7-54. Printer John Peter Zenger's trial is covered by CBS Correspondents. 146428 1919 John Petticoats M Hart Newspapers connect "Hardwood" John Haynes with the tragedy 146429 1920 John Prettyman's Fourth Dimension SS USC Wylie, I.A.R. In "Holy Fire and Other Stories." Journalist. Young Saunders goes to see the great Prettyman before he dies. 146430 2002 John Q M TV News Anchor (Nigel Shawn Williams). News Anchor #1 (Sandra Jackson). 146431 1930 John Riddell Murder Case, The N Ford, Carey (John Riddell) Philo Vance Mystery War Correspondent Small-town boy who goes from cub to war correspondent. 146432 1877 John Smith, Democrat N USC Bettersworth, Alexander Pitts Newspaper. Bunkumville Republican run by a rascally political hack falsely charges Smith with variety of crimes and slanders. Denials appear in the Bunkumville Democrat. 146433 2006 John Tucker Must Die M High School Broadcast Journalist Beth. Photographer Helmut (Woody Jeffreys). 146434 1997 John Updike: In His Own Words MT Interviewer (Ronald G. Shafer-Himself) 146435 1911 John Verney N Vachell, Horace Annesley Press 146436 1988 John Wells: Rain, The NM OWN - P Peterson, Keith (aka Andrew Klavin) #2 John Wells Mysteries Investigative Reporter John Wells of the New York Star refuses to buy incriminating pictures of a Senate candidate from a drug-dealing pimp and then someone shoots the blackmailer, and the pictures disappear. Wells turned down a scoop by refusing to buy the pictures and so his job is on the line. He must break the story or else. The rugged chauvinist begins by tracking the woman in the photos and ends by uncovering a murderer. 146437 1989 John Wells: Rough Justice NM OWN - P Peterson, Keith #4 John Wells Mysteries Investigative Reporter John Wells of the New York Star is a middle-aged muckraking journalist determined to expose New York City corruption. He's a true believer in justice but is not naïve enough to expect justice to be done without a struggle. Wells teeters uneasily between the role of crusader and cynic as he tries to clear himself of a murder charge pinned on him by a crooked cop who bears a grudge. 146438 1988 John Wells: There Fell a Shadow NM OWN - P Peterson, Keith (aka Andrew Klavin) #1 John Wells Mysteries Investigative Reporter John Wells of the New York Star. John Wells has an editor who doesn't care much for him. Took Wells off the big trial that was about to start and sent him to cover a rash of teen suicides. Years ago in a war-torn jungle, War Correspondent Timothy Colt lost his love. This morning in Manhattan, he loses his life. Ace Crime Reporter John Wells was the only witness and that is a dangerous thing to be. Professional killer and professional reporter stalk each other on the streets because the veteran newsman is a hunter too, determined to track down the truth about Colt's enigmatic past while there is still time. But although the killer has a flesh-and-blood target, Wells has to find and confront a shadow from the past, the woman missionary Colt had loved. A dead man's obsession who holds the key to a living man's survival. 146439 1988 John Wells: Trapdoor, The NM OWN - P Peterson, Keith (aka Andrew Klavin) #3 John Wells Mysteries Crime Reporter John Wells of the New York Star. John Wells, a journalist dinosaur who refuses to trade in his Olympia for a computer terminal. His new editor is a J-School graduate full of bright ideas. Wells refuses to trade in his battered manual for a word processor, or his old-fashioned ethics for a flashy headline. A man at odds with his new editor who has learned the business at journo-school and whose one bright idea is to send John Wells upstate, off the crime beat, to cover a local story about teen suicide. A simple act of sadism, since Wells is still haunted by his own daughter's suicide. Wells grits his teeth, takes his typewriter and his professionalism and sets to work in his dogged way. A And discovers that nothing in Grant County is what it seems and that what looks like suicide might just turn out to be murder. 146440 1871 John Whopper, the Newsboy NSF USC Clark, Thomas Newspaper. Boston papers. 146441 1997 John Woo's "Once a Thief": Wang Dang Doodle T VHS 1310 Local Reporter (Brooke Leslie) helps shed some light on the bizarre behavior of a group of yuppies whose favorite pastime is causing trouble for those they meet 146442 1996 John's Wife: Novel, A N Coover, Robert Editor Ellsworth edits the Town Crier and nurses artistic pretensions makes the wife of a prominent building contractor the heroine of his fondest fantasies. Photographer Gordon surreptitiously snaps pictures of her without her knowledge. The builder's wife exerts an erotic power over her neighbors transforming before their eyes and changing forever their notions of right and wrong. 146443 1994 Johnny 100 Pesos M SVD 528 News Media Circus 146444 1997 Johnny 2.0 MT TV Newscaster (Dan Duran). Reporter (Deborah Burgess). 146445 1945 Johnny Angel M DVD -R HQ 3094, 3083 Reporter (Robert Anderson). Reporter (Russell Hopton). Reporter (Carl Kent). Reporter (Bryant Washburn). 146446 1940 Johnny Apollo (aka Dance with the Devil) M SVD 956 Powers Reporters (Charles Tannen, Pat Tead, Milburn Stone). Reporter (Phil Tead). Photographer (Charles Williams). Headlines 146447 2008 Johnny Appleweed M Reporter (Melissa Gilmore) 146448 1993 Johnny Bago: Johnny Bago Free at Last T Episode #1. 6-25-1993 Newscaster (Frazer Smith). 146449 1993 Johnny Bago: Lady Madonna T Episode #4. Reporter (Timothy Stack). 146450 1993 Johnny Bago: Spotting Elvis T Episode #6. Tabloid. National Tattletale Reporter (Timothy Stack). 146451 1988 Johnny Be Good M SVD 1106 TV Sportscaster Howard Cosell, Himself. TV Reporter (Ted Dawson). Local TV Reporter (Gary G. DeLaune). 146452 1955 Johnny Carson Show, The: T Episode #1. Series 1955-1956 Parody News. "Person to Person" featuring. CBS Newsman Edward R. Murrow. "Man to Man" featuring Edward R. Furrow (Johnny Carson) introduces the first episode of his new comedy show. 146453 1955 Johnny Carson Show, The: T Series 1955-1956 Parody News. Roving Reporter (Johnny Carson) appeared on many episodes parodying the TV Reporter interviewing people in the field. Interviews man on a trampoline jumping up and down with him. Interviews man lost at sea on a boat. When plane is cited, he tells the man it's only for the press and climbs board leaving him back on the boat. 146454 1993 Johnny cien pesos MF TV Newscaster (Valeria Chignoli) 146455 1943 Johnny Come Lately M L. SV 120, 266. VHS 456 Bromfield, Louis (Novel - "McLeod's Folly"). John Van Druten (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Tom Richards (James Cagney) is an itinerant journalist down on his luck at turn of the century. Arrested for vagrancy in small western town in 1906. Vinnie McLeod (Grace George), elderly lady owner of local newspaper, The Shield and Banner. McLeod editing paper since her husband died 30 years ago. Town boss and henchmen try to stop Managing Editor Richards and Publisher McLeod with bribes, then threats and foreclosure of newspaper, and finally violence. McLeod's niece helps Richards. Town rallies around the Shield and Banner and boss is chased out of town. But before the politician leaves, he gives Vinnie McLeod a good-by present -- he cancels her mortgage. Tom Richards, after fighting off an assortment of crooks and two-faced politicians, saving the newspaper and giving his own self-respect a much-needed boost, goes back to the open road and on to new adventures. "Mrs. McLeod, your paper does a very nice.." "...little job in printing the social news, weddings and things like that. But if you feel you must have public-spirited editorials as well, I've got a couple here. I thought you might care to use them. Put your name on them." 146456 1946 Johnny Comes Flying Home M Newspaperman (Jimmy Cross). Photographer (Les Clark). 146457 1963 Johnny Cool M DVD -R HQ 8236, 8237 Correspondent (Richard Anderson). 146458 1984 Johnny Dangerously M SV 120 Reporter Diering (Jerome Michaels). Reporter Duffy (Norman Steinberg). Photographer (Dean R. Miller). 146459 1954 Johnny Dark M Reporters (Hans Hoebus, Mark Lowell, Lorin Raker). Radio Announcer (Byron Kane) in Reno. Commentator John Heaston , Canadian Announcer (Himself). Las Vegas Announcer (Bruce Branson). Race Announcer (Don C. Harvey). Announcer (Don Mitchell). 146460 2003 Johnny English M Newscaster (Trevor McDonald -Voice). 146461 1983 Johnny Jarvis T UK Series. TV Interviewer (Bill Bingham). 146462 1962 Johnny Jason Teen Reporter CB OWN Anonymous Teen Reporter 146463 1965 Johnny Mann: Son of Vulcan CB 1965-1966 Reporter Johnny Mann, who is lame, becomes Vulcan after confronting the Gods of Olympus. 146464 1965 Johnny Mann: Son of Vulcan CB Mysteries of Unexplored Worlds, #46. May, 1965 Reporter Johnny Mann became gifted with the power of the Roman God Vulcan and started an impressive hero career as the Son of Vulcan. Retired in later years, Son of Vulcan returned during so-called War of the Gods. Helped save the world by sacrificing his life in battle with Circe. Now enjoys eternal rest in the Elysium Lawns. 146465 1995 Johnny Mnemonic M News Media. Beijing Riot Newscaster (Christopher Comrie). Data Courier Johnny Mnemonic (Keanu Reeves), carrying a data package literally inside his head too large to hold for long, must deliver it before he dies from it. 146466 1961 Johnny Nobody M Carr, Albert Z. (Story - "Trial of Johnny Nobody, The"). Patrick Kirwan (Screenplay) UK. AFI-Reporters/Authors. UK. 1965 - Ness Book Reporter Miss Floyd (Yvonne Mitchell) hounds a priest called in to give evidence at the murder trial of Johnny Nobody who has been accused of killing a drunken writer. Man claims he was an instrument of divine vengeance because victim had challenged God. Priest finds out reporter is married to Johnny (Aldo Ray) and they killed the writer because he had stolen material for book the husband was writing. To stop the priest, the reporter trumps up charges against him. Priest eludes police and gets to the courtroom. But he is ignored by jury and Johnny is acquitted. When Johnny blasphemes, he suffers a fatal heart attack. Journalist (Tom Irwin). Photographer (Bernie Winters). 146467 1940 Johnny Quick: Sees All (aka Tells All News) CB Newsreel series in the 1940s. Reporter Johnny Chambers (aka Johnny Quick) with his friend Photographer Tubby Watts. 146468 1993 Johnny Shallow: Exit At the Axis #1: See Johnny Run CB Sloboda, Paul #1 in The Fantastic Voyages of Johnny Shallow series, 8 issues. http://www.foolsgoldpress.com/pages/fgp_titles-exitattheaxis.html Journalism Student Johnny Shallow embarks on a journey from Vancouver to Portland to attend a political conference and to reunite with his love, Trudi. Johnny accidentally interrupts a gang’s attempt to apprehend a well-known reporter, which leads to the gang following Johnny all over the Pacific Northwest. Johnny Shallow is a journalism student from Vancouver, Canada... and his goal for the winter break is straightforward: get to Portland, Oregon for a Social Action conference over New Year's Eve... and see the girl of his (day) dreams, Trudi Montague. But, before he departs, Johnny unknowingly -- and accidentally -- foils a kidnapping plot, attracting the attention of the mysterious Windfall Gang! They pursue after him, trying to catch up, even as his journey intersects with friends, strangers, and unforeseen disasters. All the various paths converge for the climax in -- where else? -- the city of ports, Portland. part one: Harold part two: Deneba It's Christmas Day, and Johnny Shallow is a the Vancouver International Airport, to drink coffee, read letters and avoid awkward dinners with boring relatives. Soon he'll begin his winter roadtrip, driving 300 miles south to Portland, Oregon, where he'll attend a social-action conference over the New Year's holiday. But right now, his thoughts are somewhere in-between and elsewhere, thinking about a girl......Trudi Montague. She'll also be attending the conference; in fact Johnny will be visiting with her first. It's her letters Johnny reads while sipping coffee, among the travelers. His journey is about to begin, and it will be nothing like what he expects. 146469 1993 Johnny Shallow: Exit At the Axis #2 CB Sloboda, Paul #2 in The Fantastic Voyages of Johnny Shallow series, 8 issues. http://www.foolsgoldpress.com/pages/fgp_titles-exitattheaxis.html Journalism Student Johnny Shallow embarks on a journey from Vancouver to Portland to attend a political conference and to reunite with his love, Truda. Johnny accidentally interrupts a gang’s attempt to apprehend a well-known reporter, which leads to the gang following Johnny all over the Pacific Northwest. Johnny Shallow is a journalism student from Vancouver, Canada... and his goal for the winter break is straightforward: get to Portland, Oregon for a Social Action conference over New Year's Eve... and see the girl of his (day) dreams, Trudi Montague. But, before he departs, Johnny unknowingly -- and accidentally -- foils a kidnapping plot, attracting the attention of the mysterious Windfall Gang! They pursue after him, trying to catch up, even as his journey intersects with friends, strangers, and unforeseen disasters. All the various paths converge for the climax in -- where else? -- the city of ports, Portland. part three: Dr. Kildare part four: Hannah Things go wrong from the moment of departure as Johnny decides to leave for the United States. Both good luck and ignorance protect him from the mysterious agent who's been after him since the airport, but poor weather spurs his car into a snowbank on the side of the freeway. Venturing through the woods to find a phone, Johnny instead finds a room for the night in the home of a mean-spirited, reclusive physicist and his intriguing daughter. His journey's departure was easy when Johnny was bored and alone, back home. The question is, how easy is it to leave when compelling reasons are made to stay put? Johnny may not know the right choice to make, but his subconscious is trying to tell him something, in a dream he can't wake out of. 146470 1993 Johnny Shallow: Exit At the Axis #3 CB Sloboda, Paul #3 in The Fantastic Voyages of Johnny Shallow series, 8 issues. http://www.foolsgoldpress.com/pages/fgp_titles-exitattheaxis.html Journalism Student Johnny Shallow embarks on a journey from Vancouver to Portland to attend a political conference and to reunite with his love, Truda. Johnny accidentally interrupts a gang’s attempt to apprehend a well-known reporter, which leads to the gang following Johnny all over the Pacific Northwest. Johnny Shallow is a journalism student from Vancouver, Canada... and his goal for the winter break is straightforward: get to Portland, Oregon for a Social Action conference over New Year's Eve... and see the girl of his (day) dreams, Trudi Montague. But, before he departs, Johnny unknowingly -- and accidentally -- foils a kidnapping plot, attracting the attention of the mysterious Windfall Gang! They pursue after him, trying to catch up, even as his journey intersects with friends, strangers, and unforeseen disasters. All the various paths converge for the climax in -- where else? -- the city of ports, Portland. part five: Pete part six: Oliver Seattle. Politics. Coffeeshops and chess games. Johnny's back on track with his trip, but the roadmap seems to be changing. Is it his combative friend that's just been released from house arrest, or the approaching thugs that break down his door? Or is it both? Johnny picks up a passenger with a whole lot of baggage and the Windfall Gang starts to make a play. 146471 1993 Johnny Shallow: Exit At the Axis #4 CB Sloboda, Paul #4 in The Fantastic Voyages of Johnny Shallow series, 8 issues. http://www.foolsgoldpress.com/pages/fgp_titles-exitattheaxis.html Journalism Student Johnny Shallow embarks on a journey from Vancouver to Portland to attend a political conference and to reunite with his love, Truda. Johnny accidentally interrupts a gang’s attempt to apprehend a well-known reporter, which leads to the gang following Johnny all over the Pacific Northwest. Johnny Shallow is a journalism student from Vancouver, Canada... and his goal for the winter break is straightforward: get to Portland, Oregon for a Social Action conference over New Year's Eve... and see the girl of his (day) dreams, Trudi Montague. But, before he departs, Johnny unknowingly -- and accidentally -- foils a kidnapping plot, attracting the attention of the mysterious Windfall Gang! They pursue after him, trying to catch up, even as his journey intersects with friends, strangers, and unforeseen disasters. All the various paths converge for the climax in -- where else? -- the city of ports, Portland. part seven: Guinea part eight: Eric "Do what's in your heart" is the advice Johnny gets when visiting his Aunt Guinea in Bremerton. But when that means kicking out your friend who's only traveling with you to Portland in order to get to a convention to assassinate a politically-minded religious zealot, and by the way you're driving HIS car......it's easier said than done. All this and a stop for coffee with Eric, in Olympia! He may be halfway through the journey, but there's something up ahead that Johnny just can't steer clear of......or is it in the backseat? 146472 1993 Johnny Shallow: Exit At the Axis #5 CB Sloboda, Paul #5 in The Fantastic Voyages of Johnny Shallow series, 8 issues. http://www.foolsgoldpress.com/pages/fgp_titles-exitattheaxis.html Journalism Student Johnny Shallow embarks on a journey from Vancouver to Portland to attend a political conference and to reunite with his love, Truda. Johnny accidentally interrupts a gang’s attempt to apprehend a well-known reporter, which leads to the gang following Johnny all over the Pacific Northwest. Johnny Shallow is a journalism student from Vancouver, Canada... and his goal for the winter break is straightforward: get to Portland, Oregon for a Social Action conference over New Year's Eve... and see the girl of his (day) dreams, Trudi Montague. But, before he departs, Johnny unknowingly -- and accidentally -- foils a kidnapping plot, attracting the attention of the mysterious Windfall Gang! They pursue after him, trying to catch up, even as his journey intersects with friends, strangers, and unforeseen disasters. All the various paths converge for the climax in -- where else? -- the city of ports, Portland. part nine: Crosswalk Something's fighting for his attention, and for the second time this trip Johnny finds himself staggering through the woods of Washington State at night. Cold, hungry, bruised and suffering a mild concussion, Johnny's not only lost the road and the car, he's losing his grip on reality! Another sharp jolt might snap Johnny out of it. Unfortunately it'll come from the agents of the Windfall Gang, who, in a moment of good fortune, have finally caught up to him. 146473 1993 Johnny Shallow: Exit At the Axis #6 CB Sloboda, Paul #6 in The Fantastic Voyages of Johnny Shallow series, 8 issues. http://www.foolsgoldpress.com/pages/fgp_titles-exitattheaxis.html Journalism Student Johnny Shallow embarks on a journey from Vancouver to Portland to attend a political conference and to reunite with his love, Truda. Johnny accidentally interrupts a gang’s attempt to apprehend a well-known reporter, which leads to the gang following Johnny all over the Pacific Northwest. Johnny Shallow is a journalism student from Vancouver, Canada... and his goal for the winter break is straightforward: get to Portland, Oregon for a Social Action conference over New Year's Eve... and see the girl of his (day) dreams, Trudi Montague. But, before he departs, Johnny unknowingly -- and accidentally -- foils a kidnapping plot, attracting the attention of the mysterious Windfall Gang! They pursue after him, trying to catch up, even as his journey intersects with friends, strangers, and unforeseen disasters. All the various paths converge for the climax in -- where else? -- the city of ports, Portland. part ten: Mr. Windfall part eleven: Ernest First in a basement and then on a rooftop, the Windfall Gang interrogates Johnny. They want to learn his connection to an economics reporter, and the lawyer the two might work for. He's innocent, and it shows, but is that enough to let him go? It's a bittersweet victory when Johnny tries convincing the Windfall Gang that he's ignorant; they prove it to him first, with a surprising secret from his past. 146474 1993 Johnny Shallow: Exit At the Axis #7 CB Sloboda, Paul #7 in The Fantastic Voyages of Johnny Shallow series, 8 issues. http://www.foolsgoldpress.com/pages/fgp_titles-exitattheaxis.html Journalism Student Johnny Shallow embarks on a journey from Vancouver to Portland to attend a political conference and to reunite with his love, Truda. Johnny accidentally interrupts a gang’s attempt to apprehend a well-known reporter, which leads to the gang following Johnny all over the Pacific Northwest. Johnny Shallow is a journalism student from Vancouver, Canada... and his goal for the winter break is straightforward: get to Portland, Oregon for a Social Action conference over New Year's Eve... and see the girl of his (day) dreams, Trudi Montague. But, before he departs, Johnny unknowingly -- and accidentally -- foils a kidnapping plot, attracting the attention of the mysterious Windfall Gang! They pursue after him, trying to catch up, even as his journey intersects with friends, strangers, and unforeseen disasters. All the various paths converge for the climax in -- where else? -- the city of ports, Portland. part twelve: Trudi part thirteen: Johnny Before he knows it, Johnny's arrived, and not a moment too soon! Stumbling into the conference just in time to pass out, he finds everyone anxious to hear his story. They'll have to wait, for there's one person in particular he's dying to see. It's New Year's Eve and he's finally waking up, but is it his imagination, or does Trudi seem a little different? 146475 1993 Johnny Shallow: Exit At the Axis #8 CB Sloboda, Paul #8 in The Fantastic Voyages of Johnny Shallow series, 8 issues. http://www.foolsgoldpress.com/pages/fgp_titles-exitattheaxis.html Journalism Student Johnny Shallow embarks on a journey from Vancouver to Portland to attend a political conference and to reunite with his love, Truda. Johnny accidentally interrupts a gang’s attempt to apprehend a well-known reporter, which leads to the gang following Johnny all over the Pacific Northwest. Johnny Shallow is a journalism student from Vancouver, Canada... and his goal for the winter break is straightforward: get to Portland, Oregon for a Social Action conference over New Year's Eve... and see the girl of his (day) dreams, Trudi Montague. But, before he departs, Johnny unknowingly -- and accidentally -- foils a kidnapping plot, attracting the attention of the mysterious Windfall Gang! They pursue after him, trying to catch up, even as his journey intersects with friends, strangers, and unforeseen disasters. All the various paths converge for the climax in -- where else? -- the city of ports, Portland. part fourteen: New Year part fifteen: Ferry Tales The new year arrives finding Johnny in a private conference. Back up on the rooftop, Johnny comes face to face with the illusions in his life... but the question remains; which direction to go when the trip is at its end? One direction stands out from all others, and the path looks more hazardous still. Will Johnny take it up, if it means leaving everything else in his life behind? 146476 1996 Johnny Shortwave M Photographer (John Tench - The Photographer). 146477 1998 Johnny Skidmarks M DVD -R 1739 Crime Photographer Johnny Skidmarks (Peter Gallagher) involved in blackmail becomes nervous when associates start to die. 146478 2008 Johnny Skull: Happiness Is the Road N Spiaggi, Vincenzo #3 Johnny Skull Novels Newspaperman Johnny Skull’s odyssey from 1998 to early 2006, from the time he graduates from college in Arizona, until just before he takes a job at The Valentine Voice. Johnny’s career involves seven different jobs as he learns the publishing business. In Texas, at his first job that lasts only one day, he is run out of town by the sheriff’s daughter. In Kentucky, he saves the life of his next boss and earns a job at a newspaper in Maine. In North Dakota, he rescues a newspaper from mediocrity and brings it into the 21st century. In Colorado, he starts a brand new weekly newspaper, only to lose his job just before 9/11/2001 when a new owner acquires that newspaper. In Arizona, he resurrects a failing mining magazine to its former exemplary status, and becomes a successful fine art photographer. As the communications director for a trade organization in Washington, he goes head to head with his new boss who has some strange views on intra-office relations. And, in Nevada, he helps a congressman get elected. But the story also reveals the dark side of former Marine Johnny Skull, as he uses the lessons he learned from his grandfather to avenge the honor of his friends. 146479 2007 Johnny Skull: Small Pebbles Long Shadows N Spiaggi, Vincenzo #2 Johnny Skull Novels Newspaper Editor Johnny Skull leads the newspaper’s investigation into the previous editor’s disappearance and disappears and a sports reporter’s brutal murder. The sheriff’s investigation hits a dead end. What is it about the missing editor’s past that leads to the uncovering of a terrorist plot. Skull finds more questions than answers, but finally all clues lead to a rural mosque and its radical religious leader. 146480 2006 Johnny Skull: Small-Town Weekly: A Year in The Life of An Itinerant Newspaper Editor N Spiaggi, Vincenzo #1 Johnny Skull Novels Newspaper Editor Johnny Skull is an itinerant newspaper editor who has made a career of revitalizing failing small-town weeklies and turning them into successful entities by upgrading their writing, reporting, photojournalism, and community advocacy. The Valentine Voice is a mess. This small-town weekly newspaper is suffering from listless reporting, lifeless news presentation and dwindling advertising revenues, all a result of its inexperienced, inept and feckless management and lack of effective community awareness. Into the equation enters Johnny Skull. Through his editorials, feature articles and interaction with the locals, Johnny transforms the woeful newspaper into an award winner in just one year. His efforts, and the efforts of his newly energized local staff, are woven into the events and fabric of the town and county, including a tornado, a successful high school sports year, a surprise visit to the town by a rock ‘n’ roll legend, a mystery woman who sends love letters to Johnny, a major fire, and a multiple-murder spree. 146481 1938 Johnny Smith and Poker-Huntas C L. Vol. 3, Golden Age Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell. Poker-Huntas hears what's going on from Walter Winchell on the radio 146482 1960 Johnny Staccato: Swinging Long Hair T Episode #27. 3-17-1970 Photographer (Arline Hunter). 146483 1919 Johnny-on-the-Spot M AFI-Authors Writer 146484 1977 Johnny, We Hardly Knew Ye T News Media. Kennedy's run for 1946 congressional seat. 146485 1971 Johnstown Monster, The M UK TV News Reporter (Christopher Toyne). 146486 1893 Joke on M. Peptonneau, The SS MLPL Bunner, H.C. Journalist M. Peptonneau, Courier Meridional. 146487 1912 Joke on the Joker, The M Newspaper. Article published that man has met with a fatal accident. Wife believes story and is about to marry again when man shows up 146488 1991 Joker M PR Publicity Expert (Peter Ahlm). Journalist (Hans Saxinger) 146489 1957 Joker Is Wild, The M Photographer (Dennis McMullen). 146490 1965 Joker, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 146491 1952 Jokester, The SM MLPL Arthur, Robert In "Alfred Hitchcock Presents Stories They Wouldn't Let Me Do On TV." Press. Police beat reporters: Bradley of the Express, Furness of the Record, Morgan of the Chronicle. 146492 1995 Joking Apart: T Episode #12. Weatherman (Jonathan Barlow). 146493 1996 Jolie Wyatt: Celebration in Purple Sage NM Smith, Barbara Burnett #3 Jolie Wyatt Mysteries Radio Reporter Jolie Wyatt of KSGE, wife and mother in the fundamentalist community of Purple Sage, Texas. Purple Sage is a hundred and people from all over Texas are coming to help Jolie and her rancher ex-husband and soon to be her husband again Matt celebrate. These people include not only Jolie's distant in-laws, but Matt's charming British ex-wife. Somebody ambushes the Centennial Celebration chairwoman at the notorious wartime internship site and shoots her dead. The killer also puts the sheriff in the hospital catapulting nincompoop deputy into the law-officer-s chair from which he rises to arrest Matt, then Jolie and tail both of them around town when they're sprung from jail. Jolie must look to the past to prevent the killer from striking again. She's also up to her ears in family crises, both real and imagined. She thinks her in-laws always favored Matt's first wife and her panic over their visit is hurting her relationship. 146494 1995 Jolie Wyatt: Dust Devils of the Purple Sage NM Smith, Barbara Burnett #2 Jolie Wyatt Mysteries Radio Reporter Jolie Wyatt of KSGE, wife and mother in the fundamentalist community of Purple Sage, Texas. She is comfortable in her new job as a broadcaster at a local radio station, but things heat up quickly over the airwaves. She reports that an escaped prisoner has arrived back home in Purple Sage. The prisoner has a list of misdemeanors to his credit, but nothing as serious as the murder that's just been committed. While the manhunt is on, a popular college kid is killed. Although the escaped prisoner is the prime suspect, Jolie's own investigation teachers her that some murderers are good at keeping their crimes a secret. Are the two events connected? Jolie is determined to find out. 146495 1997 Jolie Wyatt: Mistletoe From Purple Sage NM Smith, Barbara Burnett #4 Jolie Wyatt Mysteries Radio Reporter Jolie Wyatt of KSGE, wife and mother in the fundamentalist community of Purple Sage, Texas. This Christmas, Jolie's mind is on celebrating. She just signed a contract to publish her first mystery novel. She and her family are headed to Austin for the holidays. Between Christmas activities and spending time with her family, Jolie has promised to attend an anniversary party for her former employer, Rose Sterling Advertising. She's dreading it because of a sticky situation with an ex-lover who also happens to be the owner's son-in-law, but she's determined to get through the evening -- and maybe even enjoy herself. It seems possible that she'll survive the night - that is, until an employee turns up dead in the company bathroom during the party, and Jolie, once again in the wrong place at the wrong time, gets wrapped up in another case. 146496 2002 Jolie Wyatt: Skeletons in Purple Sage NM Smith, Barbara Burnett #5 Jolie Wyatt Mysteries Radio Reporter Jolie Wyatt of KSGE, wife and mother in the fundamentalist community of Purple Sage, Texas. During a flood that ravages the small town, a respected local citizen is found wedged in a tree, the body half in a swollen creek. Deep affection for the victim propels Wyatt to investigate the death and disprove rumors of suicide. Governor's in town to access damage and Wyatt, mystery novelist and amateur sleuth, is hosting an after-hour reception in his honor. Only problem is historic home that's to be the site of the extravaganza is under six feet of water. She moves the party next door. Everything is going fine until the dead body turns up in a rain-drenched ditch. 146497 1994 Jolie Wyatt: Writers of the Purple Sage NM Smith, Barbara Burnett #1 Jolie Wyatt Mysteries Future Radio Reporter Jolie Wyatt of KSGE, wife and mother in the fundamentalist community of Purple Sage, Texas. A judge in Purple Sage was a respected and well-liked or at last that's what most people thought, right up to the day he was murdered. Unfortunately for aspiring writer Wyatt, the murder was an exact copy of one she had outlined in her novel-in-progress. Eager to deflect suspicion from herself, Jolie, a relative newcomer to the small town, begins to investigate focusing reluctantly on the members of her writing group and the assistant chief of police, all of whom had access to her manuscript. They all knew about her unusual murder method. In the meantime, she has to contend with a typically contrary teenaged son, her continuing job search and confusion over here relationship with her ex-husband, rancher Matt Wyatt. 146498 1994 Jolly a Man for All Seasons MT Reporter (Sheila Duffy) 146499 1995 Jolly: Life, A MT Reporter at Church (Brian Cowan). Reporter at Grotto (Gavin Mitchell). Reporter at Argentina (Simon Scott). 146500 1946 Jolson Story, The M DVD -R HQ 9053, 9054, 9055. L Girl Publicist (Donna Dax). Cameraman (Pat Lane). 146501 1983 Jon M Finland Reporters (Bjarne Hjelde, Leif Hansen) of Nord-est Newspaper 146502 2003 Jon Pertwee at Panopticon M Short - Sci Fi Interviewer (Steve Wickham - Himself). 146503 2003 Jonathan Creek: Angel Hair T Episode #21. 3-8-2003 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146504 1998 Jonathan Creek: Black Canary T Episode #12. 12-24-1998 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146505 2004 Jonathan Creek: Chequered Box, The T Episode #24. 2-21-2004 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146506 2003 Jonathan Creek: Coonskin Cap, The T Episode #20. 3-1-2003 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). Reporter (Toby Walton). 146507 1999 Jonathan Creek: Curious Tale of Mr. Spearfish, The T SVD 1511 Episode #13. 11-27-1999. Journalist Maddy (Caroline Quentin) and Jonathan, a math genius are two amateur sleuths 146508 1999 Jonathan Creek: Curious Tale of Mr. Spearfish, The T Episode #13. 11-27-1999 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146509 1998 Jonathan Creek: Danse Macabre T Episode #6.1-24-1998 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146510 1999 Jonathan Creek: Eyes of Tiresias, The T Episode #14. 12-4-1999 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). Camera Operator (Stephen Frankham). 146511 1999 Jonathan Creek: Ghost's Forge T Episode #16. 12-18-1999 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146512 2004 Jonathan Creek: Gorgons Wood T Episode #25. 2-28-2004 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). Presenter (Bamber Gascoigne). 146513 1997 Jonathan Creek: House of Monkeys, The T Episode #5. 6-7-1997 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146514 1997 Jonathan Creek: Jack in the Box T Episode #2. 5-17-1997 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146515 1999 Jonathan Creek: Miracle in Crooked Lane T Episode #17. 12-28-1999 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146516 1998 Jonathan Creek: Mother Redcap T Episode #11. 2-28-1998 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146517 1997 Jonathan Creek: No Trace of Tracy T Episode #4. 5-31-1997 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146518 1999 Jonathan Creek: Omega Man, The T SVD 1150 Episode #15. 12-11-1999. Five-part detective series from Britain Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin) and Jonathan, a math genius are two amateur sleuths. TV Interviewer (Sonya Saul). 146519 2001 Jonathan Creek: Premiere T SVD 1139 Five-part detective series from Great Britain Journalist Maddy (Caroline Quentin) and Jonathan, a math genius are two amateur sleuths 146520 1998 Jonathan Creek: Problem at Gallows Gate, The (Parts 1 and 2) T SVD 1144 (Conclusion). SVD 1143 (Part I) Episode #9-#10. 2-14/21-1998 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin) and Jonathan, a math genius are two amateur sleuths who try to figure out how a man could be seen strangling a woman three weeks after he committed suicide. 146521 1997 Jonathan Creek: Reconstituted Corpse, The T Episode #3. 5-24-1997 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146522 2001 Jonathan Creek: Satan's Chimney T Episode #19. 12-26-2001 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146523 2001 Jonathan Creek: Scented Room, The T DVD -R HQ 4286. SVD 1142 Episode #7. 2-7-1998 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin) and Jonathan, a math genius are two amateur sleuths. Obnoxious theater critic is the victim of art theft. Caroline Quentin plays the journalist partner 146524 2004 Jonathan Creek: Seer of the Sands, The T Episode #23. 2-14-2004 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146525 2003 Jonathan Creek: Tailor's Dummy, The T UK. Episode #22. 3-15-2003 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). Photographer (John Rogers). 146526 2000 Jonathan Creek: Three Gamblers, The T Episode #18. 1-2-2000 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146527 1998 Jonathan Creek: Time Waits for Norman T Episode #7. 1-31-1998 Journalist Madeline "Maddy" Magellan (Caroline Quentin). 146528 2002 Jonathan Creek: Wrestler's Tomb, The T SVD 1151 (Part I) Episode #1 5-10-1997 Journalist Maddy (Caroline Quentin) and Jonathan, a math genius are two amateur sleuths. News Reporter (Shaun Chawdhary). 146529 2000 Jonathan Enters Journalism N Wilson, G. Journalism 146530 1987 Jonathan Winters: On the Ledge T Interviewer (Mort Sahl). 146531 1992 Jonathan: Boy Nobody Wanted, The MT News Media. Reporter (Suzanne Reynolds). Newspaper Reporter (Kaley Ward-Hummel). 146532 1933 Jonathan's Daughter N MLPL Larrimore, Lida Journalist, who works on a magazine, writes a successful novel with daughter's encouragement. 146533 2003 Jonathon Cross’ Canada: Canada Day T Episode #2. 1-3-2003. Canadian Series (six episodes) Reporter Jonathon Cross (Jonathon Torrens) is a hopelessly conceited, patronizing but ultimately dimwitted reporter traveling the highways and bi-ways of Canada in a winebago to report on eccentric little people. The joke is that he often misses what’s going on under his very nose. Reporter Taylor Dalton (Daniela Oliveri) provides filler stories. Philip (Gary Pearson) his Cross’ unspeaking, producer-assistant. Dumb blond TV Anchor Jonathon Cross travels Canada in a Winnebego finding the little stories of the little people with his hapless silent producer Philip Pearson. 146534 2003 Jonathon Cross’ Canada: Laura Secord’s Odyssey T Episode #3. 1-10-2003. Canadian Series (six episodes) Reporter Jonathon Cross (Jonathon Torrens) is a hopelessly conceited, patronizing but ultimately dimwitted reporter traveling the highways and bi-ways of Canada in a winebago to report on eccentric little people. The joke is that he often misses what’s going on under his very nose. Reporter Taylor Dalton (Daniela Oliveri) provides filler stories. Philip (Gary Pearson) his Cross’ unspeaking, producer-assistant. Dumb blond TV Anchor Jonathon Cross travels Canada in a Winnebego finding the little stories of the little people with his hapless silent producer Philip Pearson. 146535 2003 Jonathon Cross’ Canada: Pilot T Episode #1. 1-3-2003. Canadian Series (six episodes) Reporter Jonathon Cross (Jonathon Torrens) is a hopelessly conceited, patronizing but ultimately dimwitted reporter traveling the highways and bi-ways of Canada in a winebago to report on eccentric little people. The joke is that he often misses what’s going on under his very nose. Reporter Taylor Dalton (Daniela Oliveri) provides filler stories. Philip (Gary Pearson) his Cross’ unspeaking, producer-assistant. Dumb blond TV Anchor Jonathon Cross travels Canada in a Winnebego finding the little stories of the little people with his hapless silent producer Philip Pearson. 146536 2003 Jonathon Cross’ Canada: Pioneer Spirit T Episode #4. 1-17-2003. Canadian Series (six episodes) Reporter Jonathon Cross (Jonathon Torrens) is a hopelessly conceited, patronizing but ultimately dimwitted reporter traveling the highways and bi-ways of Canada in a winebago to report on eccentric little people. The joke is that he often misses what’s going on under his very nose. Reporter Taylor Dalton (Daniela Oliveri) provides filler stories. Philip (Gary Pearson) his Cross’ unspeaking, producer-assistant. Dumb blond TV Anchor Jonathon Cross travels Canada in a Winnebego finding the little stories of the little people with his hapless silent producer Philip Pearson. 146537 2003 Jonathon Cross’ Canada: Sexiest Man Alive T Episode #5. 1-24-2003. Canadian Series (six episodes) Reporter Jonathon Cross (Jonathon Torrens) is a hopelessly conceited, patronizing but ultimately dimwitted reporter traveling the highways and bi-ways of Canada in a winebago to report on eccentric little people. The joke is that he often misses what’s going on under his very nose. Reporter Taylor Dalton (Daniela Oliveri) provides filler stories. Philip (Gary Pearson) his Cross’ unspeaking, producer-assistant. Dumb blond TV Anchor Jonathon Cross travels Canada in a Winnebego finding the little stories of the little people with his hapless silent producer Philip Pearson. 146538 2003 Jonathon Cross’ Canada: TV Town T Episode #6. 1-31-2003. Canadian Series (six episodes) Reporter Jonathon Cross (Jonathon Torrens) is a hopelessly conceited, patronizing but ultimately dimwitted reporter traveling the highways and bi-ways of Canada in a winebago to report on eccentric little people. The joke is that he often misses what’s going on under his very nose. Reporter Taylor Dalton (Daniela Oliveri) provides filler stories. Philip (Gary Pearson) his Cross’ unspeaking, producer-assistant. Dumb blond TV Anchor Jonathon Cross travels Canada in a Winnebego finding the little stories of the little people with his hapless silent producer Philip Pearson. Jonathon and Philip are taken hostage. 146539 1909 Jones and His New Neighbors M Newspaper. Strange man reading the newspaper and making himself at home 146540 2008 Joneses, The M Reporter (Jeff Tidwell). 146541 1932 Jonetsu - La Passion MF Japan Reporter Kitsuko (Sachiko Murase). 146542 1980 Joni M TV Reporter (Bill Sorrell). 146543 2003 Joni Be Brave M News Media. TV Reporter (Tia Hasibuan). News Anchor (Sanddrina Malakiano). 146544 1936 Jonker Diamond, The DM DVD -R HQ 6835 Tourneur, Jacques, Director MGM Short Reporters. Press. Newspaper. Re-enactment of how the 726-carat Jonker diamond was discovered in South Africa in 1905. Newspapers. Headlines. Express News Vendor. Reporters questioning Harry Winsten who bought the Jonker Diamond Crooks looking at news stories about the diamond. Crook Reading Newspaper (Louis Natheaux). 146545 2005 Jonny Zero: All About the Nookey T Episode #10. News Media. Reporter (Teresa Strasser). 146546 1992 Jonssonligan & den svarta diamanten MF Newspaperwoman (Marianne Karlbeck). 146547 1937 Jordanstown N MLPL Johnson, J. Newspaper. Earnest young man attempts by editing a newspaper to educate the rich in the problems of the poor. Allen Craig, newspaper devil, later reporter, editor, salesman, office boy. Jordanstown Voice, Burt Haley, editor. 146548 1974 Jorden runt med Fanny Hill MF Photographer (Bengt Wanselius). 146549 1989 Jorgen Reenberg DF Denmark Interviewer Svend Erik Ohlenschlaeger. 146550 1992 Jornal da Noite DF Portugal Anchors Rodrigo Guedes de Carvalho (1992), Clara de Sousa (2003), Paulo Camacho (1992), Jose Alberto Carvalho (1992-2001). 146551 1843 Jorrock's Jaunts and Jollities N USC Surtees, Robert S. Press. John Jorrocks, a fat Cockney grocer who satirizes sporting life and customs. Little journalism 146552 1998 Jose Cardoso Pires - Diario de Bordo DF Portugal Interviewer Clara Ferreira Alves. 146553 1967 Joseph “Robbie” Robertson CB First Appearance: Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 1 #51 (1967). Source; Marvel Editor-Reporter Joseph “Robbie” Robertson of the Daily Bugle. Occupation: Editor-in-Chief, Daily Bugle; former convict, city editor, reporter. Citizenship: U.S.A. with a criminal record (pardoned). Born in Harlem, New York. Known Relatives: Martha (wife), Patrick Henry (son, deceased), Randolph (Randy, son), Samuel Robertson (father, deceased), Alice Robertson (mother, deceased), Amanda (Mandy, ex-daughter-in-law). Group Affiliation: Daily Bugle staff, Jameson News Digest staff . Education: Columbia School of Journalism graduate. Height: 6'1" Weight: 210 lbs. Eyes: Brown. Hair: White. Abilities: Robbie is a veteran editor, manager and reporter, well respected for his wisdom, courage and integrity. He is renowned for his saintly patience, sly wit and relentless work ethic. He has some experience with hand-to-hand combat and firearms, but is unskilled and reluctant in these areas, and seldom has to rely on violence. A lifelong pipe-smoker, Robbie is seldom seen without his trademark pipe. Joe Robertson was born to be a journalist. As a student at Harlem High School, he worked for the school paper, becoming its editor during his senior year and winning a scholarship to the Columbia School of Journalism. Hardworking and dedicated, "Robbie" was a fearless reporter-until he ran afoul of one particular subject, fellow Harlem student Lonnie Thompson Lincoln, nicknamed Tombstone. A massive albino taunted by his peers because of his appearance, the brutal Lonnie considered Robbie a friend of sorts since Robbie was one of the few who never mocked him; however, when Lonnie began using his considerable strength to extort money from classmates, Robbie prepared a story for the Harlem High paper exposing Lonnie's activities. Ambushing Robbie after school, Tombstone beat him bloody until Robbie agreed to kill the story, which never saw print. Lonnie saw this as a cordial understanding between friends, but Robbie was disgusted with himself and determined never to compromise his ethics again. Putting the Tombstone incident behind him, Joe graduated from Harlem, attended Columbia, got his degree, and landed a job several years later as a night-desk catcher with a Philadelphia newspaper. He also married his girlfriend, Martha, but Robbie's old secret would soon come back to haunt his new life. When a telephone tipster told Robbie he knew who had killed local crime lord Ozzy Montana, Robbie set up a secret waterfront meeting; but he found his informant dead in the grip of Tombstone, who had become a mob hitman with a penchant for snapping necks. Robbie fled and kept quiet about the whole incident, fearful of what Tombstone might do to him or his wife if he talked. Joe realized he had never fully recovered from his early encounters with Tombstone, and that the killer had a strange sort of hold over him. Trying to forget his Tombstone failures, Robbie threw himself back into his journalism career. He and Martha moved back to Manhattan, where Joe became a reporter for the Daily Bugle. Over the next twenty years, Robbie rose through the ranks to become the Bugle's city editor and one of the city's most respected journalists. He formed a close friendship with the Bugle's publisher and editor-in-chief, J. Jonah Jameson, supplying a calming yin to Jameson's raging yang. Though a good newspaperman at heart with a strong social conscience, Jameson has often allowed his personal biases to compromise his journalistic perspective, but Robbie's counterbalancing views have kept the Bugle's news coverage relatively fair (unlike many of Jameson's editorials). Jameson and Robertson have sharply differing views on super heroes in general and Spider-Man in particular. Jameson tends to regard costumed vigilantes with suspicion and contempt, and is consumed by a jealous loathing of Spider-Man, not knowing the hero is secretly young Bugle photographer Peter Parker. Robbie has a more objective view of New York's super heroes, judging them by their actions, and has aided Spider-Man and other heroes on many occasions. Robbie has also been something of a fatherly mentor to Peter Parker, and has often seemed aware of Peter's dual identity; but he has never voiced, exploited or acted on this knowledge, and has even protected Peter's secret on occasion, such as when he steered Bugle reporter Ken Ellis away from learning the truth. They first worked together when Robbie helped Spider-Man capture the criminal Chameleon. Later, when Robbie exposed corrupt politician Sam Bullitt, Spider-Man and Iceman teamed up to rescue Robertson from a vengeful Bullitt's thugs. Robbie went on to target another corrupt politician, mayoral candidate Richard Raleigh, and Spider-Man saved Robertson from Raleigh's savage super-agent, the Smasher, who later killed Raleigh himself. Robbie's family life often ran less smoothly than his professional life. His firstborn son, Patrick, died while still an infant. His second son, Randy, grew to adulthood, but often fought bitterly with his father over their differing beliefs. An anti-establishment radical, Randy was a key player in student protest movements at Empire State University, where Robbie sometimes intervened as both father and reporter. Ultimately deciding to pursue social work as a career rather than journalism, Randy transferred to the University of Pittsburgh, where he met and married a white Jewish woman named Amanda, much to Robbie's discomfort. Randy eventually moved back to New York and found employment as a social worker, and Robbie gradually accepted his son's mixed marriage, though Randy and Amanda later broke up. In recent times, Randy has been dating Glory Grant, long-time secretary to Jameson and Robertson at the Daily Bugle. Jameson's obsessive hatred of Spider-Man drove him to unusual lengths over the years, including the funding of several projects designed to capture, humiliate or destroy the hero. One such project created the mad super-criminal known as the Scorpion. Jameson kept his involvement secret for years, but after the Hobgoblin (Roderick Kingsley) tried to blackmail him using this information, Jameson made a full public confession and stepped down as the Bugle's editor-in-chief, promoting Robertson to replace him. While Jameson has remained a very hands-on presence in the Bugle as its publisher, Robertson has proved very successful and effective in his new role as the paper's chief editor. He has been a friend and mentor to reporters and columnists such as Betty Brant, Kate Cushing (his successor as city editor), Kat Farrell, Ned Leeds, Joy Mercado, Leila Taylor and Ben Urich. Then, at the height of Robbie's success, Tombstone brought his whole world crashing down. After years of rising through the ranks of organized crime as a Philadelphia mob enforcer, Tombstone began working for New York crime boss Wilson Fisk, the Kingpin. Consumed by guilt over having helped make Tombstone's many murders possible with his silence, Robbie confronted Tombstone with a gun, intending to take him into custody and tell the police everything. Lonnie overpowered Joe and seriously injured him, seemingly breaking his back. By this time, Robbie had left an audiotape with Peter Parker, confessing his role as an accessory in Tombstone's criminal career. But when Tombstone menaced the crippled Robertson in the hospital, Joe began to have second thoughts about going to the police. Berated by Parker and reporter Ben Urich for his weakness, and supported by Randy, Robbie finally worked up the courage to face his fears. He rapidly regained his mobility through physical therapy, and made a full confession of his Tombstone secrets to his Bugle colleagues and the public. Robbie offered to resign his editorial post, but Jameson refused to accept his resignation. Lonnie, meanwhile, had been captured by Spider-Man, who was baffled by Tombstone's admission that he spared Robertson's life because he still regarded Robbie as his friend. The public and Robertson's colleagues seemed prepared to forgive his mistakes, but a corrupt Kingpin-connected judge sent Robbie to prison for his indirect role in Tombstone's crimes. To make matters worse, Tombstone fixed it so that he and Robbie ended up in the same federal prison, where Lonnie and his cronies could continue to haunt his old friend. Robertson befriended a massive convict known as Bruiser, who acted as his bodyguard for a time, but Bruiser was ultimately taken unawares and beaten to death. Later, Tombstone broke out of prison, taking Robbie with him as a hostage. When Spider-Man intervened, Tombstone had the hero at his mercy and was about to kick him off an airborne helicopter, but Robbie tackled Tombstone first, sending himself and Lonnie hurtling toward Earth. Incredibly, they survived the fall and landed in a riverbed on Amish farmland, where Tombstone forced the Amish folk to treat the seriously injured Robbie, then challenged Robertson to a duel to settle their differences. Robertson was taking a beating until he finally struck back by stabbing Tombstone with a nearby pitchfork. Badly wounded and shocked that his "friend" Robbie would do this to him, Tombstone staggered off alone, and Robbie turned himself in to the authorities; however, the late Bruiser's brother, attorney Stuart McPhee, used his connections to secure Robertson a Presidential pardon. Robbie was released from prison and reclaimed his post at the Bugle. Tombstone soon resurfaced and Robertson confronted him again, this time shooting Lonnie; as a result of this encounter, Tombstone was accidentally exposed to an experimental gas that made him superhumanly powerful. Pleased with this outcome, even grateful, Lonnie gave up his vendetta against Robertson and told Robbie their debts were settled, though Tombstone remains active as a dangerous super-criminal. Robertson, meanwhile, has remained a mainstay of the Daily Bugle. When Thomas Firehart (alias Puma) engineered a hostile takeover of the paper as part of a misguided scheme to improve Spider-Man's reputation, Robbie was among the Bugle veterans who joined Jonah in publishing the new Jameson News Digest until Jameson regained control of the Bugle and they all returned to their old positions. Later, when corrupt industrialist Norman Osborn seized control of the Bugle, Robbie resigned in protest, but returned after Jameson squeezed Osborn out. More recently, Robbie has finally made some headway in moderating the anti-super-hero views of Jameson, and they have hired retired super hero Jessica Jones to collaborate with Ben Urich on a superhuman affairs column called The Pulse, but both Urich and Jones subsequently quit the Daily Bugle. 146554 1741 Joseph Andrews, The History of the Adventures Of N USC Fielding, Henry Press. On the press of the day. Host asks a man, "If he was one of the Writers of the Gazetteers?." The man answers, "Gazetteers! What is that? Host: "It is a dirty News-Paper which hath been given away all over the Nation for these many years to abuse Trade and honest Men, which I would not suffer to lie on my Table, tho' it hath been offered me for nothing." 146555 1988 Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth MT Miniseries Interviewer (Bill Moyers-Himself) 146556 1956 Joseph Cotton Show, The: T Series 1956-1959. Press 146557 1988 Joseph Radkin: Genesis Files, The NM OWN - H Biderman, Bob #1 Joseph Radkin Series Investigative Reporter Joseph Radkin, a feisty investigative journalist reluctantly covering a story for a down market tabloid. When an outbreak of Salmonella at a San Francisco hospital coincides with a mysterious and deadly explosion at its research laboratory, Radkin tries to find out what's going on. 146558 1991 Joseph Radkin: Judgment of Death NM Biderman, Bob #2 Joseph Radkin Series Investigative Reporter Joseph Radkin is a feisty, wisecracking journalist who takes over a story for a deceased colleague, Mike Rose. At first it appears that Rose, who had been investigating the conviction of a woman for poisoning her husband was the victim of a hit-and-run accident. But Radkin, who teams up with Irish Reporter Kate O'Malley, doesn't believe it. He has three deaths to unravel: Reporter Rose, the husband and -- because the assignment is part of a magazine series comparing modern murders to past notorious killings, the cast of a woman convicted 100 years earlier of poisoning her wealthy husband. Agreeing to help Radkin and O'Malley in their inquiries is the woman's ex-cop father who is oddly close-mouthed about his own efforts to free his daughter. Radkin interviews the husband's mother who is more reticent. Radkin resumes his research into the turn-of-the-century murder. 146559 1907 Joseph Rouletabille Mysteries NM Leroux, Gaston Six Novels feature Rouletabille French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146560 1921 Joseph Rouletabille: Crime of Rouletabille, The (Le crime de Rouletabille) NM Leroux, Gaston #6 Joseph Rouletabille Mysteries French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. The detective is almost framed for his wife, Ivana's murder. 146561 1989 Joseph Rouletabille: Fantome de L'Opera: Rouletabille meets The Phantom of the Opera CB Duchateau, Andre-Paul. Bernard C. Swysen (Illustrator) French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146562 1994 Joseph Rouletabille: L'Epouse du Soleil CB Duchateau, Andre-Paul. Bernard C. Swysen (Illustrator) French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146563 1993 Joseph Rouletabille: Machine a Assassioner, La CB Duchateau, Andre-Paul. Bernard C. Swysen (Illustrator) French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146564 1913 Joseph Rouletabille: Mystere de la Chambre Jaune, Le MF French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Marcel Simon) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146565 1931 Joseph Rouletabille: Mystere de la Chambre Jaune, Le MF French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Roland Toutain) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146566 1949 Joseph Rouletabille: Mystere de la Chambre Jaune, Le MF French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Serge Reggiani) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146567 2003 Joseph Rouletabille: Mystere de la Chambre Jaune, Le MF French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Denis Podalydes) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146568 1965 Joseph Rouletabille: Mystere de la Chambre Jaune, Le T 90 Minutes. 11-27-1965 French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Claude Brasseur) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146569 1990 Joseph Rouletabille: Mystere de la Chambre Jaune, Le CB Duchateau, Andre-Paul. Bernard C. Swysen (Illustrator) French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146570 1907 Joseph Rouletabille: Mystery of the Yellow Room, The (Le Mystere de la Chambre Jaune) NM MLPL Leroux, Gaston #1 Joseph Rouletabille Mysteries French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. He solves an attempted murder in a locked room mystery. Rouletabille is the nickname of 18-year-old journalist Joseph Josephin who was raised in a religious orphanage in Eu, a small town on the western coast of France near Fecamp. It turns out Rouletabille's father is Balmeyer, an international criminal of great repute and many identities. As "Jean Roussel," Ballmeyer married a rich American heiress, Mathilde Strangerson, the "Lady in Black" and Rouletabille's mother. Rouletabille unmasked Ballmeyer who was hiding under the guise of French Surete detective Frederic Larsan in 1902 and saved his mother from his father's evil designs. 146571 1966 Joseph Rouletabille: Parfum de la Dame en Noir T 10 15-minute Episodes, 3-3/14-1966 French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Philippe Ogouz) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146572 1991 Joseph Rouletabille: Parfum de la Dame en Noir, La CB Duchateau, Andre-Paul. Bernard C. Swysen (Illustrator) French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146573 1914 Joseph Rouletabille: Parfum de la Dame en Noir, Le MF French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Maurice Le Feraudy) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146574 1931 Joseph Rouletabille: Parfum de la Dame en Noir, Le MF French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Roland Toutain) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146575 1931 Joseph Rouletabille: Parfum de la Dame en Noir, Le MF French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Serge Reggiani) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146576 2000 Joseph Rouletabille: Perfume of the Woman in Black, The R BBC Radio Four Production French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146577 1992 Joseph Rouletabille: Poupee Sanglante, La CB Duchateau, Andre-Paul. Bernard C. Swysen (Illustrator) French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146578 1913 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletabille and the Czar (Rouletabille chez le tsar) NM Leroux, Gaston #3 Joseph Rouletabille Mysteries French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. Rouletabille is summoned to Russia by the Czars where he solves a murder at the Imperial Court. 146579 1922 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletabille and the Gypsies (Rouletabille chez les Bohemiens) NM Leroux, Gaston #7 Joseph Rouletabille Mysteries French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. Rouletabille helps recover a sacred book stolen from the Gypsies. 146580 1917 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletabille at Krupp's (Rouletabille chez Krupp) NM Leroux, Gaston #5 Joseph Rouletabille Mysteries French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning Rouletabille becomes a French secret agent and infiltrates the Krupp factories. He saves Paris from being annihilated by a German missile. 146581 1932 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletabille Aviateur MF French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Roland Toutain) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146582 1966 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletabille chez le Tsar T 10 15-minute Episodes. 3-17/30-1966 French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Philippe Ogouz) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146583 1922 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletabille chez les Bohemiens MF French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Gabriel de Gravone) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146584 1966 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletabille chez les Bohemiens T 10 15-minute Episodes. 3-31/4-13-1966 French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Philippe Ogouz) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146585 1948 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletabille contre la Dame de Pique MF French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Jean Piat) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146586 1947 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletabille Joue et Gagne MF French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille (Jean Piat) is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146587 1947 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletabille vs. The Queen of Spades (Rouletabille contre la Dame de Pique) NM Brunel, Nore #1 Joseph Rouletabille Mysteries Authorized Sequel #1 Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146588 1985 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletabille: Crane de Cristal, Le CB Moliterni, Claude. Eugenio Sicomoro (Illustrator). French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146589 1987 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletabille: Momie Ecarlate, La CB Moliterni, Claude. Eugenio Sicomoro (Illustrator). French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146590 1993 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletabille: Sida Connection CB Moliterni, Claude. Eugenio Sicomoro (Illustrator). French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146591 1989 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletabille: Singe d'Or, Le CB Moliterni, Claude. Eugenio Sicomoro (Illustrator). French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146592 1965 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouletbille CB 32 Issues. French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. Early issues faithful adaptation of original novels Rouletabille suddenly transplanted to the 1960s to fight enemy spies. With Issue No. 12, Rouletabille merged with its sister magazine Rocambole and became Rocambole et Rouletabille. But the two characters never meet. 146593 1927 Joseph Rouletabille: Rouleteabille Plays and Wins (Rouletabille Joue et Gagne) NM Leroux, Gaston #9 Joseph Rouletabille Mysteries Authorized Sequel #2 French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146594 1999 Joseph Rouletabille: Secret of the Yellow Room, The R BBC Radio Four Production French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146595 1916 Joseph Rouletabille: Strange Wedding of Rouletabille (Les etranges noces de Rouletabille) NM Leroux, Gaston #4B Joseph Rouletabille Mysteries. French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146596 1996 Joseph Rouletabille: Tresor du Fantome de L'Opera, Le CB Duchateau, Andre-Paul. Bernard C. Swysen (Illustrator) French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146597 1908 Joseph Rouleteabille: Scent of the Lady in Black, The (Le parfum de la dame en noir. Aka Perfume of the Lady in Black, THe NM Leroux, Gaston #2 Joseph Rouletabille Mysteries French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. Rouletabille's father Balmeyer returns three years later (1905). At the end of the story, which took place in a castle by the sea in Southern France, Balmeyer dies, freeing Rouletabille from the evil shadow of the past. The same year, 1905, Rouletabille is summoned to Russia by the Czar where he solves a murder at the Imperial Court. In subsequent novels, the fearless journalist married the beautiful Ivana Vilitchkov and defeated the mad Turk warlord. 146598 1914 Joseph Rouleteabille: Secret of the Night, The (Le chateau noir) NM Leroux, Gaston #4A Joseph Rouletabille Mysteries French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. 146599 1926 Joseph Rouleteabille: Sleuth Hound, The (aka Octopus of Paris, The) NM Leroux, Gaston #8 Joseph Rouletabille Mysteries French Reporter Joseph Rouletabille is a handsome and energetic young reporter, solving cases using pure logic and deductive reasoning. He thwarts the evil schemes of the deadly La Pieuvre (The Octopus). 146600 2004 Josephine and Harriet N Burton, Betty Journalist Josephine was one of the very few female journalists in Victorian, England -- not a job for a respectable young woman. Her chosen path is far from easy, but she’s determined and courageous. Harriet is content to drift from one opportunity to another, from man to man, living by her singing, resorting to prostitution when times get tough. It’s a turbulent, unpredictable life -- a way of life that ultimately leads to her untimely end. Josephine is horrified and yet fascinated by the case. If circumstances were different, Harriet’s fate could have been her own. The two women are close in age, their families not so very different. What made one life turn out this way? What does it mean to be a woman in a man’s world -- be it the ultimate victim with no control or the one who dares to try to break the mould. 146601 1991 Josephine Baker Story, The MT SVD 1119 News Media. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell (Craig T. Nelson) plays a major role in rise and downfall of Singer-Dancer Josephine Baker's career. New York Critic (Dean Tschetter). Reporter at Stork Club (Gabor Ferenczy). Reporter at Stork Club (Andras Monory Mesz). American Reporter (Sherry Baumgart). American Reporter (Steven R. McGlothen). American Reporter (Richard Rothenstein). 146602 2003 Josephine Dawson: Loose Lips NR McClain-Watson, Teresa #1 Josephine Dawson Series Reporter Josephine "Josie" Dawson is hiding behind her youth, her opinions, her stubbornness and her sharp tongue, be it verbally or in print. Her news stories are usually biting, biased and liberal in their political stance. When the newspaper reporter is assigned the task of interviewing a judge, she goes about it in her usual way: decides what type of person he is and then conducts the interview. What she does not anticipate is her very strong attraction to him. The judge has had a horrible marriage and subsequent disastrous relationships, he has a tough time dealing with his attraction for a woman young enough to be his daughter. Besides the age difference, she doesn't share his political views or his taste in music. They learn to trust, to live and to communicate with each other. 146603 2004 Josephine Dawson: What We Did for Love N McClain-Watson, Teresa #2 Josephine Dawson Series Reporter Josephine "Josie" Dawson is a 29-year-old aggressive journalist whose candor has earned her the nickname of the “slash and burn queen.” She is extremely proud to work for publications that expose corporate greed, so when she falls in love with Benjamin Braddock, a 47-year-old criminal court judge, whose one-sided oppressive views are completely opposed to hers, she gets knocked for a loop. She is working for the Saint Cloud Herald newspaper, a hazel-eyed beauty who favored African attire, braided hairstyles and the truth at all costs. She was a staunchly liberal journalist who spoke her mind freely and fought to the end for the causes she believed in. ... “She entered the revolving doors of the Herald and hurried up the stairs. Her heels were high, a pair of Rowe stilettos, forcing her to take deliberate steps. Her outfit, an African-style, flared-legged pantsuit made of hand-loomed Yoruba fabric, hung loosely under her full-length wool coat. At the top of the stairwell was a large portrait of the newspaper’s founder, his broad, red-cheeked face and grotesquely huge, blue pop-eyes almost frightening at first glance. In the glass of the frame Josie watched her reflection as she advanced up the stairs. Although she was almost universally considered attractive, with a nicely proportioned body made sexy by her large breasts and plump backside, she cringed when she saw herself. She couldn’t see what all the fuss was about. She couldn’t see what men saw, that her pear-shaped hazel eyes contrasted beautifully with her deep-brown skin tone and her sultry lips, that her braided hair cropped into a low-cut bob hung like a wrap against her long, thin neck, and that her African attire gave her that confident, sister-with-an-attitude ethnic flare. Her appearance was a turn-on.” “Norm, one of her fellow reporters, a short, rail-thin man with short blond hair, was just leaving the newsroom as she approached its double doors.” “Six months on the job and she still wasn’t comfortable there. She still felt she had to prove herself day in and day out, when she already made her mark on the world of journalism years before. But that was back in Florida. That was back in the day when she was the undisputed slash-and-burn queen. But here, in Minnesota, they weren’t feeling her. ‘One time, Josie,’ Ron Depp said as she moved briskly toward her desk. She thought she was out of view. She thought she had slipped in undetected. But Ron, the City Editor and her immediate supervisor, wasn’t in his office as she had thought, as she had hoped, but standing at the fax machine not five feet away. She turned quickly at the sound of his voice. He stood like a huge pumpkin, his bright red cheeks sagging over his fat neck, his round shoulders and protruded chest reminding Josie of a sumo wrestler. She was busted. There was no way around it. So she did what she normally did and slung her purse, briefcase and keys onto her desk, took off her coat and tried like hell not to show any interest whatsoever in what he had to say.” “’You listen to me, Josie Ross,’ he said, her name spewing from his lips as if it were a contaminant. ‘If it wasn’t for your boyfriend and his friendship with my boss, you wouldn’t have this job at all. Don’t you forget that. I didn’t want you here. I never believed for a second you deserved to be here. Just having you in this building does a disservice to the entire journalistic profession. That newspaper in Florida didn’t fire you without cause, let’s not kid ourselves. You were run out of town on a rail, lady, so don’t try to act like you’re such hot shit around me. I know what happened. I know the truth. All right? And, as to your cute little comment that you don’t try to be late on purpose, that may be true. But what’s equally true is that you certainly don’t try to be on time!’” “She hadn’t gotten fired in Florida without cause. Just a year ago, she had been one of the most heralded reporters in Jacksonville, a journalist known far and wide as the slash-and-burn queen for her hard-hitting, take-no-prisoners reporting style.” Newspaper she worked for at the time was the Jacksonville Gazette, “a hotbed of liberalism.” They wouldn’t run Joise’s story clearing the name of a conservative judge (Ben) they didn’t want anywhere near the highest court in the state anyway. “So they wouldn’t run the story. But Josie, being who she was, wouldn’t give up. When she took her story to the competitor, to the very conservative Daily News, who couldn’t print it fast enough, she was fired.” 146604 1938 Josette M Reporter (Robert Kellard) 146605 1859 Josh Billings SS Shaw, Henry Wheeler Fictional Journalist created by Shaw. In the guise of Josh Billings, Shaw, like Browne-Artemus Ward became a popular lecturer. freelanced sketches to several Massachusetts and New York newspapers beginning in 1859 Signed his work Ephrem Billings, then Si Sledlength and finally Josh Billings. Much of the material published in the New York Weekly from 1867, and in the annual Josh Billings' Farmer's Allminax, 1869-1880. 146606 2004 Josh Jarman M Critic. Performance Critic (Pip Mushin - Cameo). 146607 2002 Joshua M SVD 1407 Girzone, Joseph F. (Novel). Brad Mirman, Keith Giglio (Screenplay) TV Reporter-Anchor Maggie (Stacy Edwards) looks into a man who could be a second Jesus coming to Earth. 146608 1985 Joshua Then and Now MT VHS 391 Writer's life as a young boy in Montreal to a more complicated grown-up life. 146609 1980 Joshua Then and Now N OWN - H Richler, Mordecai Journalist Joshua, successful journalist. Now besieged by the press and tormented by the ghosts of his youth Joshua Shapiro, a well-known Montreal sports columnist and TV commentator, looks back at his life. 146610 1935 Joshua Todd N OWN - H Oursler, Fulton Editor. Young man works up to be editor of the paper, then must labor hard to keep his extravagant wife in funds 146611 2001 Josie and the Pussycats M TV Reporter (Tamara Taggart). VH1 Photographer (Darren Daurie). Photographer (Collette Squires). 146612 1924 Josslyn N OWN - USC Smith, Henry Justin Newspaperman Jossyln, son of a college professor, finds himself as a working newspaperman in metropolitan Chicago. Successful newspaperman. Sequel to portion of "Deadlines." Extends life of one character 146613 2005 jour avec Peter, Un DT France - Short Interviewer Pablo Trehin-Marcot. 146614 1960 Journal American A Warhol, Andy Newspapers. Warhol includes page one of the Sept. 20, 1958 New York Journal American 146615 2001 Journal das 9 TF Reporters (Hugh Matias, Jose Manuel Portugal, Isabel Osorio, Nuno Graca Dias). Commentators (Telmo Correia, Vincente Jorge Silva). 146616 2002 Journal des bonnes nouvelles, Le DF Series 2002 Interviewer (Karl Zero-Himself) 146617 2008 Journal of a Contract Killer M Journalist (Bill Sheehan). 146618 1981 Journal of Bridget Hitler MT Interviewer (Julian Glover) 146619 2003 Journal of Finn Reardon, The: Newsie, A NJ Bartoletti, Susan Campbell My Name is America Series Newspaper Publishers William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer raise the wholesale price that newsboys Finn Reardon and his friends pay for the papers they sell so the boys band together and go on strike. It’s the classic David and Goliath struggle between the Newsies and the newspaper publishers. Finn Reardon is a 135-year-old Irish-American whose father dies. He decides to support his mother and eight siblings by peddling newspapers on the street corners of New York City. He hopes to be a journalist someday and keeps a journal of his experiences living in New York City in 1899. When the two biggest newspaper publishers raise the wholesale price he and the other newsboys must pay, he realizes his livelihood is in jeopardy and leads a strike against the newspapers. This fictional journal from 1899 is on the strike of the newspaper boys in New York City who were protesting unfair treatment by the newspapers that hired them to sell papers on the street. There were millions of working children in the late 19th century. The newsies at least could attend school during the day, as Finn does, and sell papers in the late afternoon and evening. Finn’s older sister works in a garment factory and brings piecework home for their mother, who is busy with young children, to sew there. A grandfather lives with them, as does the father, a man who yearns to have his own business. Unfortunately, the business he does get into, painting houses, involves dangerous chemicals and within months he is sick and unable to continue working. There are unscrupulous landlords who provide none of the basics of bathrooms or running water, and the constant insecurity of working people. Finn is smart and a success in school, even though he would prefer to be out on the streets earning money. He is offered a scholarship to Columbia University, which prepared him for a career as a journalist specializing in unfair labor practices. 146620 1973 Journal of the Plague Year SS OWN Just, Ward News Media 146621 1784 Journal to Stella ER COPY Swift, Jonathan Written between 1710-1713. Press. Attacks on Steele and the Gazetteer. On Pamphlets and the State of Wit. Benjamin Tooke, printer and bookseller. The Tattlers. Addison and Steele. 146622 1931 Journalism PO MLPL Adams, Franklin P. In "Christopher Columbus and Other Patriotic Verses." From The World, Feb. 27, 1931. Journalism. "Journalism's a shrew and scold; I like her. She makes you sick, she makes you old; I like her." "She's daily trouble, storm and strife; She's love and hate and death and life; She ain't no lady -- she's my wife; I like her." 146623 1977 Journalism SS OWN Just, Ward Journalism 146624 1940 Journalism DM DVD 8401 Classic Newspaper Reporter Films 10:38 News Reporter to Copy Editor. Classic vocational film about the various careers in journalism. 146625 1930 Journalism and Art A Lindsay, Norman Original Etching reprinted in 1999, 15.6 x 13.9 cm. Journalism 146626 2007 Journalism Ethics Goes to the Movies D Good, Howard Journalism Ethics Goes to the Movies poses urgent questions about journalism ethics and offers candid answers. As the title suggests, the authors some of the nation's leading journalism scholars investigate popular movies to illustrate the kind of ethical dilemmas journalists encounter on the job, resulting in a student-friendly book sure to spark interest and stimulate thinking. At a time when experts and the public alike worry that journalism has lost its way, here's a book that can provide much-needed, accessible guidance. 146627 1869 Journalism in Tennessee SS OWN Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) From "Sketches New and Old." Also, "Editorial Wild Oats." Editor, Associate, of the Morning-Glory and Johnson County Warwhoop, newly appointed, has a finger shot off and two teeth knocked out. Shot six times, etc. 146628 2006 Journalism in the Movies D Ehrlich, Matthew C. Journalists. “Journalism in the Movies" is the story of Hollywood's depiction of American journalism from the start of the sound era to the present. Ehrlich argues that films have relentlessly played off the image of the journalist as someone who sees through lies and hypocrisy, sticks up for the little guy, and serves democracy. Focusing on films about key figures and events in journalism, including "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington", "All the President's Men", and "The Insider", "Journalism in the Movies" presents a unique opportunity to reflect on how movies relate not only to journalism but also American life and democracy. 146629 2006 Journalist and the Jihadi, The: Murder of Daniel Pearl, The DT DVD -R HQ 7711, 7712. Journalist Daniel Pearl's murder by terrorist Omar Sheikh is documented. 146630 2005 Journalist Paige Harrington: Barely Dead N McLeod, Allan #1 Paige Harrington Series Journalist Paige Harrington, a renowned globe-trotting freelance journalist, is smart and glamorous. She learns a life-long friend has been killed and police are calling it a suicide, but she knows better. To find his killer, she becomes a stripper, puts her life at risk, and sees her father, a superior court judge, arrested for bribery in a far reaching scandal involving murder, kidnapping and a chemical plant that would destroy a town. A call from Paige’s father brings her racing back from England to her home town in Canada. What starts out as a death of a friend and a funeral ends in an ironic twist of betrayal and intrigue. Paige gets more tan she bargained for when she follows the story of her dead friend. She meets gangsters, strippers, politicians and millionaires. 146631 2008 Journalist Paige Harrington: Money Washers, The N McLeod, Allan #3 Paige Harrington Series Journalist Paige Harrington, a renowned freelance journalist, gets caught up in an international money laundering scheme when two bankers are murdered and her best friend’s life is threatened. Paige discovers some of the most powerful people in the United States including members of the CIA, senior Pentagon personnel and White House aides want the illegal flows of money to continue no matter the cost and consequence. Her life and liberty are threatened while the web of relationships among the interesting cast of characters grows in complexity and intensity, and she begins to uncover information that will send many distinguished corporate, legal and government leaders to jail. 146632 2007 Journalist Paige Harrington: Praetorian File, The N McLeod, Allan #2 Paige Harrington Series Journalist Paige Harrington, a renowned freelance journalist, is smart and glamorous. A New York-based women’s powerhouse magazine hires Harrington to write a story about a young genius PhD in computer science who has created thinking robots. The day before their initial interview, the woman is murdered. Paige feels compelled to tell her story. As she begins to probe the deep veil of secrecy that surrounds Praetorian, the private investor who gambled millions on the woman’s brainchild, she discovers evil and power that appear unstoppable. Others disappear. More are murdered. Government agents ask Harrington to risk her life to help save her friend and destroy Praetorian. 146633 1988 Journalist Tony Mantegna CB First Appearance: Action #601. Outed in Action #624 Journalist Tony Mantegna is one of six strangers brought together by a mysterious, hooded figure that is known only as Mockingbird. Each of these people has experienced a loss of setback of some type. Mantegna had won a Pulitzer for an exposé he wrote on corruption in a mine workers union. While researching, he was caught in a suspicious, accidental dynamite blast that resulted in a loss of hearing. Mockingbird wants this new Secret Six (the original group from the late 60s comic have retired) to be his mission operatives. In exchange, he offers each of them some device that compensates or eliminates their losses. Tony receives a sophisticated (certainly outmoded by contemporary standards) headset. The Secret Six had only a couple of missions before the story ended and Action changed its format back to a monthly 32-paged comic from the weekly anthology experiment. The story of Mantegna’s mine workers union piece is recounted in Action #624. Harry Shandler, a union foreman, was alleged to divert union money into his personal bank account. Mantegna contacted Shandler, and an interview was arranged for his magazine employer. A new photographer, Tom Pearson, was sent along with him. Quoting the story: “But I was working with a new photographer, Tom Pearson—helluva nice guy, but there were…certain tensions. And I guess I just wasn’t on my game.” The two were given access to explore a mineshaft alone. They stumbled across a live charge, and Tom pushed Tony away from it just as it exploded. They were rescued. The story gives no indication of Tom’s injuries, but Tony later awoke in hospital and discovered his sense of hearing had been lost. The closing scene of this chapter is set in a Los Angeles cemetery. Tony is talking aloud at a grave. He talks about leaving town for good and moving to San Francisco. “…You know…the way we always talked about doing some day. I’m sorry we didn’t get around to it while you were still here. I won’t be able to visit as often. But I’ll still bring flowers. And I’ll never stop loving you, you know that.” Tony places the potted flowers on the grave. An older woman approaches him from behind to ask if he knows where a particular section of the cemetery is located. Tony can’t hear her though because he’s not wearing the electronic device Mockingbird gave to him. A caretaker informs her that he can’t hear her (“He’s stone cold deaf.”). She asks the caretaker if he knows him and he replies, “Not really. I just see him a lot. He comes out here once a month on this date, every month…to put flowers on his lover’s grave.” The final panel is a close up of the head stone with the name “Thomas John Pearson” engraved on it. The Secret Six and Mockingbird referred to here have no connection to the villainous Secret Six seen most recently in current DC comics. 146634 1898 Journalist, The N Keary, Charles Francis Journalist. Realistic depiction of the life and ideas of a young journalist who comes under the influence of Ibsenism. 146635 1979 Journalist, The M Editor (Margo Lee). Senior Interviewer (Slim DeGrey). 146636 2003 Journalist, The N Rockey, G.L. Newspaper Editor uncovers a sinister plot by the U.S. President in 2008 to manipulate the media, end terrorism and solve the energy crisis. 146637 2006 Journalist, The MTF SVDSP 6659-6660. Nigeria. Two-part series. Journalist Benny is a freelancer and wanted by police in connection with murder, wanted by a dare-devil robbery gang for a tape in his possession. Also wanted by the general public because his head is worth a fortune. With no place no hide, Benny is left with no choice other than giving up to one of the three, but when, how, and to which party does he surrender? 146638 1979 Journalist, The M DVD -R 8X 6570 Australian Journalist Simon Morris (Jack Thompson) on a Sydney newspaper is a womanizing journalist who confronts job problems and impotence in the context of Australian media and politics of the 1970s. Journalist friend Rex (Sam Neill). Editor (Margo Lee). Editorial Director (Ken Goodlet). 146639 2006 Journalist, The N Holder, Linda F. Journalist Joel takes a two-week vacation with his college friend Barry in the snowcapped mountains. This was the fourth year they had taken the same vacation. But Joel is shot by the pilot of the aircraft that had carried him. They have no provisions. Barry builds a shelter for Joel and then start hiking to get help hoping he can make it to safety. Joel drifts in and out of consciousness thinking of the stories he has written in the last 10 years and the investigative work he had done on people who had skeletons in their closets. Had he uncovered something he didn't realize he had? Did someone want him dead? Or was Barry the real target? 146640 1994 Journalist, The N Mathews, Harry Diarist is recovering from a mysterious nervous collapse and begins to record everyday events in a notebook, including what he ate for lunch, how much he spent on movies and books, and the number of pills he took. At first the diary puts him more in touch with his surroundings, but as he becomes more observant, the entries increase in length. Soon he is experimenting with elaborate classification and indexing schemes to bring some order to the unwieldy manuscript. The more time he devotes to organization, the further behind he gets in his entries, and he finds himself trying to recollect events that occurred days before. To avoid unnecessary distractions, he begins to withdraw from family and friends. The unnamed protagonist is a middle-aged manic-depressive who, encouraged by his wife and doctor, begins to keep a journal. Before long, he’s off his medicine and taking the diary entirely too seriously -- ignoring the needs of home and work in order to better index his entries. He also starts to notice suspicious behavior around him: by his wife and best friend (whom he believes are having an affair), and by his mistress (whom he suspects of seducing his son). 146641 1916 Journalist's Story, The SS UCLA Aldrich, Mildred In "Told in a French Garden." Journalist 146642 1980 Journalists P MLPL Wesker Play Index, 1978-82 - 822 W512-10A Journalists 146643 1904 Journalists P MLPL Freytag, G. Index Plays, 1800-1926 Journalists 146644 1999 Journalists in Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror Films of the 1980s D IJPC 127 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Seven -- 1980s, The: Part Five -- Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror, Sports Reporters Film and TV Excerpts include: Sci-Fi: “Wrong is Right,” “Special Bulletin,” Deadline,” “Blue Thunder,” “Robocop,” “Max Headroom.” “V.” Fantasy and Horror: “Chances Are,” “Revenge of the Stepford Wives,” “Psycho III,” “Monsters,” “Amityville: The Demon,” “Mom,” “Strange Invaders,” “The Fly,” “Godzilla 1985,” “Transylvania 6-5000,” “The Howling,” “The Great Muppet Caper.” Sports Reporters: “The Natural,” “Eight Men Out,” “Fever Pitch,” “Gulag.” 146645 1994 Journalists Tara Algren and Bethany Flynn CB Outed in Blade the Vampire Hunter #2, August, 1994. Marvel Comics. Journalists Tara Algren and Bethany Flynn for the Midnight Sun tabloid newspaper in New York City. History Tara and Bethany, a interracial lesbian couple who both write for the Midnight Sun tabloid, are turned into vampires by the recently resurrected Dracula. Oddly, when Dracula clashes with the vampire hunter Blade and vampiric challenger Aaron Thorne, the two women do not join the fray and, in fact, apparently slip away unnoticed. It is not known what became of them. Powers Tara and Bethany possess superhuman strength, the ability to change shape into bats or mist, invulnerability to most forms of physical attack, and other such abilities common to the vampires of the Marvel Universe. 146646 1991 Journalists Who Lie MUS Morrissey From the album "Kill Uncle." Journalists Who Lie Stealing the Money Prospering With Spite Hate-in-a-Hurry. Yeah, Well. They're Only Trying To Make Their Name By Spreading Biz-Myth-Lies About the Ones Who've Made Their Name. Stick in the Knife. Stick in the Knife. Journalists Who Lie The Truth Is, It Happens Praise Then Crucify Just Follow This Pattern. And See How They're Only Trying To Make Their Name By Spreading Sickening Lies About the Ones Who've Made Their Name. Give Him the Knife. Give Us The Knife. Journalists Who Lie So Happy in Malice Rock Star Out Of Line So Happy in Malice So Sick and Belaboured They Only Want To Be Favored They Only Want To Be Favored See How They're Only Trying To Make Their Name With Unprovable Lies About The Ones Who's Made Their Name In the Black Hole Out Your Soul Still Bargaining Away The Truth So Easily 146647 2004 Journalists, The P Wesker, Arnold Journalist is described as "someone who possesses himself of a fantasy and lures the truth toward it." Play based on author's survey of the Sunday Times of London. 146648 1996 Journalists, You Arrogant (60 Minutes) DT VHS 410 Journalists 146649 2003 Journalists: Killed in the Line of Duty T SVD 1480 11-25-2003 Journalists who have died on the job. Dangers faced by journalists who cover corruption, crime, politics and war. Journalistic freedom. 146650 1933 Journey N Caylor, E Newspaperman who is shy disappears after a spur-of-the-moment marriage 146651 2000 Journey N Steel, Danielle TV Anchorwoman Madeleine Hunter "Maddy" is an award-winning TV anchorwoman. Madeleine and Jack Hunterare one of Washington’s glittering couples. Jack is the head of a TV network, while Maddy is an award-winning anchorwoman. All around, people regard them as a golden couple: he advising the president on media issues, she at the top of the tree in her profession. But their relationship of their lavish Georgetown home is far more troubled than the public could ever know. As Maddy enjoys more and more career success, Jack’s resentment and desire for control grow daily, and her life becomes hell in this fracturing marriage. When Maddy joins the president’s wife on a newly formed commission on violence against women, the grim stories she hears from other terrified wives stat her on a journey that will help break the cycle of fear she is living through. To the outside world, Washington D.C. television coanchor Maddy Hunter appears to have an enviable life. Married to her boss, former football star-cum-media mogul Jack Hunter, she’s got brains, beauty, a prestigious job, a glamorous marriage and all the trappings of success. yet Maddy, whose current husband saved her from a physically abusive former spouse, is trapped in another relationship that is as devastating and destructive as her first. Jack doesn’t hit Maddy, but he subjects her to mind games, put-downs and constant undermining. It’s obvious psychological abuse to observers, though not to Maddy. Maddy warily builds a friendship with Bill Alexander, a fellow committee member on the commission on violence against women chaired by the nation’s First Lady. Alexander is a former ambassador to Colombia whose wife was killed by kidnappers. Maddy’s experience interacting with women like herself and the appearance of a daughter she gave up for adoption as an unwed teenager (and whom Jack forbids her to see) both have an impact. Still, it takes a life-threatening event to convince her finally to change her life and accept the gift of a good man’s love. 146652 1989 Journey Back to Love NR OWN - P Elliot, Rachel Magazine Writer Leigh Daniels on staff of the London magazine, She Speaks. Harlequin Presents #1207. 146653 1942 Journey for Margaret M DVD -R HQ 2492, 2493. SVDSP 590 White, William L. (Source). David Hertz, William Ludwig (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent John Davis (Robert Young) in Britain helps war orphans after pregnant wife loses child during a bombing. Disillusioned writer observes of his work: "What a lot of tripe…every newspaper should be burned one hour after it's printed." Davis blames censorship of his work for decreasing quality. Response to his complaints: "You'll find we're perfectly willing to sacrifice your chance to win a Pulitzer Prize for our chance to win the war." Davis: "At least they can't censor what I'm thinking." Wife says his work has declined since child's death. Earlier writing, she says, "even the telegraph girl cried." Davis: "That was before Munich, before Czechoslovakia, before France." After miscarriage, both Davis and wife get drunk. Editor Herbert V. Allison (Nigel Bruce) tries to help them. Davis assigned to interview children at home for war orphans. He complains about doing a sentimental piece. Reporter drawn to the children, particularly a traumatized girl. Takes kids to America and reunites with wife. "It didn't matter about the other assignments, but I'm not sending a drunken leprechaun to interview those kids…." 146654 1743 Journey From This World to the Next, A N USC Fielding, Henry Journalist Joseph Addison reference. 146655 1954 Journey Into Print N Hoult, Norah News Media 146656 2006 Journey Into Sunset DT Reporter (Don Cheadle)., 146657 2002 Journey of Redemption M TV News Anchor (Leesa Severyn). 146658 1954 Journey to Adventure DT Host Gunther Less, travelogue 146659 2005 Journey To Forever NR Steward, Carol Love Inspired #301. Christian Romance. Reporter Nikki Post is the granddaughter of the wealthy owner of a large newspaper. She has grown up a “rich girl” and had almost made it to the altar with the wrong guy. Now, she finds herself working as a reporter for the newspaper and partnered with Christian Radio Host Colin Wright. From the start, Colin just didn’t seem to be the “God-type.” He was rugged and good-looking and looked more like he belonged on a Harley than in a pew at church. Known for doing radio stunts to earn money for charities, Colin takes on his biggest stunt ever. He vows to travel eight days and 300 miles by tricycle, roller blades and scooter to earn $700,000 to build a homeless shelter. Once homeless himself, he can’t stress the importance of this mission to his newfound partner, Post. Both Nikki and Colin have some emotional roadblocks to deal with. Like he hs something against rich girls, and she has a fear that a man will only want her for her money and influence. As the two travel a long road together, they discover surprising things about each other and themselves. And all the while God is present every step of the way. 146660 1996 Journey To Mars (aka Special Report: Journey to Mars) MT VHS 351 Astro-Journalist Judge Reinhold documenting the journey for Global News Network 146661 1959 Journey to the Center of the Earth M L News Media. Scots Newsman (Kendrik Huxham). Woman News Vendor (Molly Giessing) 146662 1989 Journey to the Center of the Earth M Reporter (Russel Savadier). Young people exploring cave in Hawaii fall into a hole and wind up in the lost city of Atlantis. 146663 2000 Journey to the End of the Earth: William Seymour N Jackson, Dave and Neta Jackson (Catherine R. McLaughlin (illustrator) Journalist. 1906 -- while visiting his journalist uncle in California, 13-year-old Jerry hears the San Francisco earthquake predicted by preacher William Seymour. 146664 1938 Journey to the West N Teilhet, D.L. Reporter. Black-balled advertising man wandering down the west coast is saved through his love for a fine reporter. 146665 2002 Journey, The M Ness Aspiring Magazine Photographer Eve works for "Journey" magazine and goes back to Armenia. TV Newscaster (Nanca Aldinian). "I want people to see the real beauty, the beauty that is invisible. I don't think of myself as a professional photographer, but I'm trying," Eve says. 146666 2007 Journeyman: Blowback T Episode #10. 11-26-2007 Newspaperman Dan Vassar (Kevin McKidd) for the San Francisco Register becomes a helpless traveler in time possibly charged with keeping the world in order. He is happily married with a son. Ends up traveling into the past, changing people's lives. Dan learns a hard lesson about what happens when he goes off-mission on a trip back to 1983 when he discovers a young criminal in the making. Livia continues to uncover secrets about her purpose in life. Dan’s brother finally believes Dan does go back into time. 146667 2007 Journeyman: Double Down T DVD -R HQ 9224 Episode #7. 11-5-2007 Newspaperman Dan Vassar (Kevin McKidd) for the San Francisco Register becomes a helpless traveler in time possibly charged with keeping the world in order. He is happily married with a son. Ends up traveling into the past, changing people's lives. Dan isn’t happy when Katie considers going back to work as a television journalist. In the past, Dan tries to save a witness from being killed. 146668 2007 Journeyman: Emily T DVD -R HQ 9290 Episode #9. 11-19-2007 Newspaperman Dan Vassar (Kevin McKidd) for the San Francisco Register becomes a helpless traveler in time possibly charged with keeping the world in order. He is happily married with a son. Ends up traveling into the past, changing people's lives. Dan travels to the early 1990s, where he appears to be tracking a serial kidnapper. Katie wonders about the effect of Dan’s disappearances on Zack when she is called to the school. 146669 2007 Journeyman: Friendly Skies T DVD -R HQ 9004 Episode #2. 10-1-2007 Newspaperman Dan Vassar (Kevin McKidd) for the San Francisco Register becomes a helpless traveler in time possibly charged with keeping the world in order. He is happily married with a son. Ends up traveling into the past, changing people's lives. Not sure if his time travel is imagined or real, Dan goes to get an MRI. Dan disappears during the flight when he and Katie decide to get away for a few days. Dan finds himself on another plane in a different year. During his travels, he meets up with Livia Beale, the woman he was engaged to when she died in a plane crash. 146670 2007 Journeyman: Game Three T DVD -R HQ 9041 Episode #3. 10-8-2007 Newspaperman Dan Vassar (Kevin McKidd) for the San Francisco Register becomes a helpless traveler in time possibly charged with keeping the world in order. He is happily married with a son. Romance is put on hold for Dan and Katie when Dan finds himself back in 1989 in time to warm everyone about a disaster and save an addict from ruining his life. During his travels, he meets up with Livia Beale, the woman he was engaged to when she died in a plane crash. Katie finds out that Dan has seen Livia but didn't tell her. 146671 2007 Journeyman: Hanged Man, The T DVD -R HQ 9380 Episode #12. 12-17-2007 Newspaperman Dan Vassar (Kevin McKidd) for the San Francisco Register becomes a helpless traveler in time possibly charged with keeping the world in order. He is happily married with a son. Ends up traveling into the past, changing people's lives. Dan’s travels take him to an RV with a woman and her son inside hanging off a cliff. He leaves behind a digital camera by mistake and realizes the consequences of leaving things in the past -- his son Zack no longer exists when he returns. Katie’s sister visits and suspects Dan needs help. 146672 2007 Journeyman: Home By Another Way T DVD -R HQ 9376 Episode #11. 12-10-2007 Newspaperman Dan Vassar (Kevin McKidd) for the San Francisco Register becomes a helpless traveler in time possibly charged with keeping the world in order. He is happily married with a son. Ends up traveling into the past, changing people's lives. When layoffs hit Dan’s office on Christmas Eve, he must travel back in time to the newspaper’s holiday party. Kate tries to enjoy the holidays but struggles to get her traumatic experience out of her head. Dan discovers a new secret about Livia. 146673 2007 Journeyman: Keepers T DVD -R HQ 9180 Episode #6. 10-29-2007 Newspaperman Dan Vassar (Kevin McKidd) for the San Francisco Register becomes a helpless traveler in time possibly charged with keeping the world in order. He is happily married with a son. Ends up traveling into the past, changing people's lives. Dan goes back to help two brothers who have been abused by their father. Jack gets suspicious of Dan and thinks he might be gambling again. While in the past, Dan and Livia overhear a conversation between Jack and Katie. 146674 2007 Journeyman: Legend of Dylan McCleen, The T DVD -R HQ 9140 Episode #5. 10-22-2007 Newspaperman Dan Vassar (Kevin McKidd) for the San Francisco Register becomes a helpless traveler in time possibly charged with keeping the world in order. He is happily married with a son. Ends up traveling into the past, changing people's lives. While alone with Zach, Dan gets one of his headaches. In the past Dan finds himself digging into the life of Dylan McCleen, an army ranger who stole money for a good reason. Katie is questioned about a robbery that happened the night of her big party. When Dan disappears, Zach is left alone wandering in a crowd. 146675 2007 Journeyman: Perfidia T DVD -R HQ 9396 Episode #13. 12-19-2007 Newspaperman Dan Vassar (Kevin McKidd) for the San Francisco Register becomes a helpless traveler in time possibly charged with keeping the world in order. He is happily married with a son. Ends up traveling into the past, changing people's lives. Dan travels a few months into the past and meets Evan, who says he is also a time traveler and wants Dan to help him reunite with a past love -- he erased the 20-year-old marriage when the woman was killed because of his time traveling. Katie panics when she returns and sees blood on the floor. Jack tries to question Scientist Eliot Langley who knows all about the time travelers. Dan finds out he is the last time traveler, replacing Evan when he dies of a heart attack. 146676 2007 Journeyman: Pilot - Love of a Lifetime, A T DVD -R HQ 8980. Episode #1. 9-24-2007 Newspaperman Dan Vassar (Kevin McKidd) for the San Francisco Register becomes a helpless traveler in time possibly charged with keeping the world in order. He is happily married with a son. Ends up traveling into the past, changing people's lives. During his travels, he meets up with Livia Beale, the woman he was engaged to when she died in a plane crash. He is having a bad day. Returning home, he finds someone else living in his house who informs him that it is 1987. When he finally makes it home, his wife wants to know where he has been for the past two days. Reporter (Jane Park Smith). Columnist (George Wyner -- two episodes). 146677 2007 Journeyman: Winterland T DVD -R HQ 9248 Episode #8. 11-12-2007 Newspaperman Dan Vassar (Kevin McKidd) for the San Francisco Register becomes a helpless traveler in time possibly charged with keeping the world in order. He is happily married with a son. Ends up traveling into the past, changing people's lives. Dan meets a hippie who was involved in a crime in which someone dies. Katie finds something out about Livia’s past. When Dan is involved in an investigation it causes more problems between Dan and Jack. 146678 2007 Journeyman: Year of a Rabbit, A (aka Year of the Rabbit, The) T DVD -R HQ 9113 Episode #4. 10-15-2007 Newspaperman Dan Vassar (Kevin McKidd) for the San Francisco Register becomes a helpless traveler in time possibly charged with keeping the world in order. He is happily married with a son. Ends up traveling into the past, changing people's lives. While Katie sets up for her big charity event, she is stunned to find that Dan has yet again disappeared. This time around, Dan travels back to the year 1995 in order to help a woman on a blind date. During his travels, he meets up with Livia Beale, the woman he was engaged to when she died in a plane crash. But when Livia arrives to assist Dan with his mission she seems more interested in Dan's relationship with Katie. 146679 1853 Journeyman's Secret, The SS Howells, William Dean Printer. Foreman, man who runs the print shop. "I" is the journeyman printer who tells about a mysterious colleague in his shop. 146680 2008 Journeys N Azel, Anne Reporter Lauri and Danielle are old friends divided by time and South Africa’s turbulent politics. Now, many years later, Lauri returns to South Africa as a reporter and asks her old friend to show her the new South Africa. Laurie hopes to win Danny’s heart, but Danny is held back by her strict religious upbringing. The trip explodes into violent passions when Danny must deal with a dangerous preacher to save the woman she has come to love. 146681 2002 Journeys with George DT VHS 1313 NBC Producer Alexandra Pelosi -- Media on the campaign trail for 18 months cooped up in buses, planes and hotels. 146682 1967 Jowita MF Poland. Photographer (Leopold R. Nowak). 146683 2002 Joy M Reporter (Tyrone Grant) 146684 1977 Joy M Adult Newscaster (Robert Hill). 146685 1983 Joy M Anchorman (Jean Jacques Rousselet). 146686 2005 Joy Comes in the Morning N Rosen, Jonathan Science Reporter Lev leaves his fiancée at the altar after a panic attack. He is the son of a man who attempts suicide and whose parents were murdered in the Holocaust when he was a child. Beautiful and single rabbi is drawn to Lev, a skeptical, shy bachelor, and an awkward courtship takes place. Romance causes a crisis of faith for both as they negotiate their divergent attitudes towards their religion. 146687 2006 Joy in the Mourning M Short News Media. News Anchor (Ian Shen - Voice). 146688 1938 Joy of Living M Photographer, Look Magazine (Al Hill). 146689 1952 Joy Ride, The N Prior, Allan Press 146690 1950 Joy to the World P MLPL Scott, Allen Index Plays, 1944-1964 Press 146691 1978 Joyce Jillson Show, The DT Gossip Columnist Joyce Jillson. Astrology. Celebrity interviews 146692 1938 Joyce Jordan R Series 1938-1948, 1951-1952 Newspaperman Paul (Myron McCormick), a not-quite-so-understanding newspaperman 146693 1977 Joyride M News Media. Reporters (Norman Newkirk, Denise Frisino, Adam Ezrine). Four teenagers leave Los Angeles, drive north, and break into a house in Alaska. 146694 1954 Joys She Chose, The N Peters, Matthew Magazine Editor. Woman advertising-agency executive and magazine editor whose ambition for success strangles all her impulses to decent treatment of her associates. She succeeds from her own viewpoint. 146695 1933 Jsem devce s certem v tele MF News Vendor (Felix Kuhne). 146696 1955 Ju jin yuki otoko MF Reporter Kodama (Yasuhisa Tsutsumi). Yeti terrorizes people on top of Mount Fuji. 146697 2003 Ju-on: Grudge 2, The MF Japan TV Reporter Tomoka Miura (Chiharu Niyama) works as a journalist for a local news channel. She is up one night going over her script for a job coming up when at precisely 12:27 a.m. she hears the thumping sound on her apartment wall. She calls her boyfriend over to verify what is happening. The next morning is a big day for Tomoka. She is doing a special on a supposedly haunted house downtown and interviewing the current “queen of horror” actress. She joins up with the crew, heads down to the house and they do the shoot and despite a problem with sound, the day is uneventful. She goes home and the nightmare begins. 146698 2006 Juana tenia el pelo de oro MF Colombia Journalist (Fernando Solorzano). 146699 1924 Jubilo, Jr. M Photographer (Otto Himm). 146700 2009 Jud Thorensen Trilogy: Book III: Failure To Execute N Gal, Rm News Media is used to convince a man’s family, friends and fans that he is involved in sex scandals even though he is under the sadistic control of the Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI). Jud Thorensen grasps for sanity and survival. As secret sex scandals rear up and smear his name in the United States, the SRI release convincing propaganda to the news media -- directed toward Jud’s family, friends and fans that covers up his grave plight in Transylvania. Beautiful women, indistinguishable as harmless or hazardous, use Jud to satisfy their lust. As infamous contraband paintings that promise war between Romania and Hungary dangle in secret negotiations for a trade, Jud’s future hinges on a successful agreement. As talks start to fail, the odds of his ever again seeing family and friends plunge to zero. Then, a shocking fatality accelerates the countdown to Jud’s own death. 146701 2005 Judas Burning N Haines, Carolyn Publisher-Journalist Dixon Sinclair, a bit-city reporter, arrives in Jexville, Mississippi, the town of her forebears, to find solace, stop drinking and rebuild her life after her journalist father's murder. She's the new publisher of the weekly newspaper and a second-generation journalist. She's determined to ignite the political will of the townspeople and to expose the corruption of the old guard. She forms an uneasy partnership with the sheriff, another prodigal son returned hoping to find peace and a sense of fulfillment by keeping the town safe. She's haunted by doubts about the guilt of the man convicted of killing her father. Dixon stands up to the head of the local board of education, pursues the teacher he fires then reinstates in secret, photographs a defiled statute of the Virgin Mary, aids the sheriff in search of two missing teenagers in this sleepy southern town. She and the sheriff unearth the town's dirty secrets until the appalling truth behind the murders is revealed along with the sordid facts behind the murder of Dixon's father. 146702 1948 Judas Cat, The NM OWN - P Davis, Dorothy Salisbury Newspaperman is suspicious of the death of an old recluse and his cat and uncovers trouble for one of the town's first families. 146703 1998 Judas Kiss M TV Anchor (Victoria Duffy) 146704 1945 Judd Rankin's Daughter N Glaspell, Susan Press 146705 1996 Judge and Jury M News Reporter (Michele Duffy). News Reporter #1 (Joan Moran). News Reporter #2 (Randon Lo). News Reporter #3 (Roy Berger). News Reporter #4 (Wallace Wong). Cameraman #1 (Peter Dey). Cameraman #2 (John Neilson). 146706 1995 Judge Dredd M DVD Reporter killed. Judge is convicted of killing a snooping reporter 146707 1938 Judge Hardy's Children M Great Movie Series Radio Announcer (Boyd Crawford) 146708 2004 Judge Hatchett T DVD -R 1523 Episode. 3-3-2004 African-American Magazine Editor Susan Taylor of Essence Magazine works with teenage mother sentenced by the court to spend the day with her. 146709 1976 Judge Horton and the Scottsboro Boys MT News Media-Press. 1930s headline-making case, controversial rape trial involving nine young black men and two white men. 146710 2002 Judge John Deed: Everyone's Child T Episode #9. 12-19-2002 Newscaster (Pinky Amador). 146711 2001 Judge John Deed: Exacting Justice T UK. Episode #1. 1-9-2001 Photographer (Steve Sarossy). 146712 2005 Judge John Deed: In Defence of Others T Episode #16. 1-27-2005 Journalist (Jamie Beamish). 146713 2008 Judge Lynch! N Redwine, James M. Historical novel based on fact. Newspaper Editor, an eyewitness to murder on the campus of the Posey County courthouse, calls for “the dark pall of oblivion” to cover the crimes. “Judge Lynch Holds Court!” That was the banner headline in a Posey County, Indiana newspaper after seven African-American men were murdered by a white mob during October, 1878. The paper described the lynch mob as consisting of two to three hundred of the county’s “best men.” Then the newspaper editor called for the cover-up. 146714 1998 Judge Mills Lane T Series. 1998-2001. Court Reporter (Kym Adams). 146715 1997 Judge Mujrim MF India Journalist Bharti is murdered by the city’s Mafia don’s brother. He is arrested for killing the female reporter and receives the death sentence. 146716 1999 Judge Parker: After Briefly Interviewing Neddy, the Reporter Goes Looking For Abbey! CB 11-22-1999 Reporter Vance says Neddy’s interview was a dud. Abbey hears him say so and reacts in anger. 146717 1939 Judge Priest M DVD -R HQ 6036, 6038 Ford Non-Westerns Newspaper read by Judge 146718 1936 Judge Robinson Murdered NM Goldman, R.L. Press 146719 2001 Judge, The MT News Media. Reporter (Carmelina Lamanna). Reporter (Barney Phillips). Female Anchor (J.C. Kenny). Male Newscaster (Michael Kinney). Reporter with Pipe (Herb Vigran). 146720 1949 Judge, The M Reporters (Barney Phillips, Charles Williams). Reporter with Pipe (Herb Vigran). Photographer (Tom Holland). 146721 1986 Judge, The: Burnin' Down the House T Episode #6. News Media. Reporter (Karen Ragan). 146722 1935 Judgement Book, The M Gordon, Homer King (Short Story). E.J. Thornton (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsman Steve Harper (Conway Tearle) from California arrives in a western town to become the editor of The Argus, which he has inherited from his uncle. With the help of printer, Bill Williams (Howard H. Lang), he takes on the town boss. Editor fights again, gets arrested, turned over to the gang, gets away, rallies victimized ranchers to fight. Town boss is killed and gang routed while Harper prepares a new edition of the paper. 146723 2000 Judging Amy: T SVDSP 1241 (Missed Beginning). SVD 873 (Excerpts of brother on newspaper) Episodes. Series 9-19-1999 to 5-3-2005. Vincent Gray (Episodes 1-51, 100-138). News Media. Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's brother, works on a newspaper. He is the winner of a Pushcart Prize for a collection of short stories. Shortly at the beginning of the series, he becomes roommates with Donna, and they become best friends. As he attempts to continue his writing career, he holds a number of different jobs: reporter, dogwasher and freelancer. He marries his girlfriend Carole Tobey (Sara Mornell) who has breast cancer and leaves with her for San Francisco, parting with Amy on very bad terms. Some time later, his cousin Kyle arranges for him to arrive as a surprise to Amy's wedding. The wedding never happens, but he patches things up with Amy. He returns home soon after explaining that Carole has left him for her oncologist. Still stuck on his new book, he gets a new job as a social worker. 146724 2005 Judging Amy: 10,000 Steps T Episode #127. 1-25-2005 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. Vincent uses his flair for writing to encourage a teenage runaway to write a better essay about himself so that he will be accepted in a half-way house. 146725 2001 Judging Amy: Adoption Day T DVD -R HQ 6676. Episode. 1-15-2001 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's brother, works on a newspaper. 146726 2000 Judging Amy: Blast From the Past T Episode #23. 5-23-2000 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, is injured in an explosion when he attempts to dissuade an old friend threatening to blow up the court house after he loses custody of his sons in Amy's court. 146727 2000 Judging Amy: Burden of Perspective, The T Episode #29. 11-28-2000 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, is attracted to a producer he meets when he's invited to read his short stories on the radio. 146728 2001 Judging Amy: Claw Is Our Master, The T DVD -R HQ 8069 Episode #34. 1-30-2001 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's brother, works on a newspaper. 146729 2004 Judging Amy: Conditional Surrender T Episode #124. 12-14-2004 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. When Vincent comes to Sean looking for work, Sean refers him to Crystal Turner who runs a outreach program for homeless teenagers. Vincent offers to tutor a homeless teenager studying for his G.E.D., but when he tries to get the boy off the street and into a group home, the boy disappears. 146730 2004 Judging Amy: Consent T Episode #120. 10-26-2004 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. Vincent confesses to Gillian that he's no longer working on his book. Peter meets with his accountant to free up the funds and discovers his business is headed toward insolvency. 146731 2000 Judging Amy: Convictions T Episode #27. 11-14-2000 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. Vincent's near-death experience gives him a sense of fearlessness that gets him into trouble with Len. 146732 2001 Judging Amy: Crime and Puzzlement T Episode #56. 12-18-2001 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. At the request of Vincent's editor, Amy picks up where her brother left off in his investigation of Judge Keeler. Judge Keeler retaliates by setting Amy up for impeachment and she refuses to be intimidated to drop her investigation. 146733 1999 Judging Amy: Crowded House T Episode #10. 11-30-1999 Future Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. Vincent's agent finds him a publisher who will sign him only if he completes another short story in the next four days. Maxine faces a house full of her children for a week as Vincent moves back home to devote all his energies to writing. Vincent's short story inspires Gillian to return home to Peter and reconsider adoption. 146734 2000 Judging Amy: Culture Clash T Episode #15. 2-15-2000 Future Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. Vincent's book is published and reviewed by the New York Times. 146735 2000 Judging Amy: Dog Days T Episode #30. 12-5-2000 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's brother, writes an article criticizing the foster care system which gets a frosty reception from his mother and siblings. Photographer (Dan Kinsella). 146736 2000 Judging Amy: Drawing the Line T Episode #17. 2-29-2000 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, and Maxine clash over his journalism career. 146737 2005 Judging Amy: Dream a Little Dream T Episode #129. 2-15-2005 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, witnesses the gunning down of a prostitute by her pimp. 146738 2005 Judging Amy: Getting Out T Episode #137. 4-26-2005 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, has a close call with a student. . 146739 2003 Judging Amy: Going Down T Episode #95. 9-30-2003 News Cameraman (Randy Shanofsky). 146740 2000 Judging Amy: Gray vs. Gray T DVD -R HQ 7308 Episode #121. 5-8-2000 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Amy's brother, must decide whether to pursue a story on the juvenile justice system that would incriminate Amy's boss. 146741 2001 Judging Amy: Grounded T DVD -R HQ 6716 Episode #43. 5-8-2001 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman) is the judge's brother. Carole accepts a job offer in San Francisco and asks Vincent to come with her. Commentator (Bruce Dent). 146742 2005 Judging Amy: Hard To Get T Episode #131. 3-8-2005 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. Crystal invites Vincent to come to her AA meeting marking 30 days of being sober and they begin a new phrase in their relationship. 146743 2001 Judging Amy: Hold On Tight T Episode #45. 5-22-2001 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, is upset when Carole usurps his prerogative to tell his family about their move in his own way and time by blurting out the news over family dinner. Amy is downright angry at her brother's decision. 146744 1999 Judging Amy: Impartial Bias, An T Episode #7. 11-2-1999 Future Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, gets a job teaching writing. 146745 2000 Judging Amy: Instincts T DVD -R HQ 8048 Episode #26. 10-31-2000 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman) is the judge's brother. He returns to work at the newspaper. Vincent pores over police tapes struggling to remember his accident. 146746 2003 Judging Amy: Kilt Trip T Episode #100. 11-4-2003 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, is supposed to be a surprise guest at Amy's wedding. Vincent tells Amy that Carole has left him for her oncologist. Vincent and Heather get together. 146747 2001 Judging Amy: Last Word, The T SVD 1441 (Media Excerpts). Episode #46. 9-25-1001 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, is back in town with a new job working in the prosecutor's office. News Media coverage of Judge Amy's first big trial. Amy is downright angry at her brother's decision. 146748 2004 Judging Amy: Legacy T Episode #119. 10-19-2004 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. Vincent asks his brother to lend him the money he needs to pay back the advance on his novel. Peter meets with his accountant to free up the funds and discovers his business is headed toward insolvency. Even though the publicity generates a lot of leads, Sean is upset when the Anthony Byrd case makes the paper, which recommends that they be fired for losing Anthony in the system. 146749 2005 Judging Amy: Long Run, The T Episode #126. 1-18-2005 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. Vincent and Crystal take a 10-year-old prostitute to the hospital after being beaten up by her pimp. 146750 2001 Judging Amy: Look Closer T Episode #50. 10-23-2001 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, announces to Donna that he and Carole are now married and that Carole is already in San Francisco. Vincent will go to be with her during her surgery. Donna lets this news slip to Amy. 146751 2003 Judging Amy: Lullaby T Episode #118. 10-12-2004 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. Vincent's struggles with his latest novel leads him into blowing off his agent who responds by dropping Vincent and demanding the return of the advance that Vincent has spent. 146752 1999 Judging Amy: Near Death Experience T Episode #8. 11-9-1999 Future Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, is shot when he attempts to rescue a woman who's being assaulted. 146753 2005 Judging Amy: New Normal, The T Episode #133. 3-22-2005 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. Crystal arranges for Vincent to teach a creative writing class at a youth detention center. 146754 2002 Judging Amy: Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition T Episode #68. 5-14-2002 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, returns for a visit to smooth over the waters between his mother and sister and persuade them to live together again. 146755 2001 Judging Amy: Off the Grid T Episode #47. 10-2-2001 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, and Amy are frantic when Maxine disappears. Carole ignores a lump on her breast. Amy is downright angry at her brother's decision. 146756 2002 Judging Amy: People of the Lie T DVD -R HQ 7623 Episode. 12-10-2002 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Amy is asked to alter custody arrangement of 6-year-old girl who says she was molested by her father. Michael lobbies to get full custody of Lauren after hearing about a murder. 146757 2001 Judging Amy: Redheaded Stepchild T Episode #44. 5-15-2001 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. Carole persuades Vincent to ignore his agent's advice to make his book more commercial. Amy faces a swarmy host and his ignorant, self-serving politician guest as she appears on a TV Talk Show in defense of the juvenile justice system. 146758 2001 Judging Amy: Right Thing To Do, The T Episode #49. 10-16-2001 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. Carole tries to push Vincent away after she learns the lump on her breast is malignant. Amy is downright angry at her brother's decision. 146759 2004 Judging Amy: Sex, Lies and Expedia.com T DVD -R 1686 Episode #116. 5-18-2004 Commentator Bill O'Riley (Himself) on television. Reporter #1 (Ursula Whittaker). News Media circus outside of Judge Amy's house. Eyewitness News. Cameramen. Reporters. "Do you have any comments….do you mean you haven't heard?" "You released him from custody…how do you feel about that?" Shows how family reacts to TV media coverage. Amy had sentenced a teenager to anger-management therapy after he learns he planned an attack on his school. He ends up killing his parents and sister. Media all over the story. To Be Continued. 146760 2000 Judging Amy: Shaken, Not Stirred T Episode #14. 2-8-2000 Future Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, struggles with the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder. 146761 2005 Judging Amy: Too Little, Too Late T Episode #136. 4-19-2005 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, gets some good news. 146762 2000 Judging Amy: Treachery of Compromise, The T Episode #38. 2-27-2001 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, becomes concerned about his finances when he learns that Carole has quite a nest egg. 146763 1999 Judging Amy: Trial by Jury T Episode #3. 9-28-1999 Future Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, does not understand why his mother does not take his writing seriously. 146764 2003 Judging Amy: Tricks of the Trade T DVD -R HQ 2920. SVD 1511 Episode #97. 10-14-2003 News Media circus takes over Amy's courtroom when she oversees trial of athlete accused of rape. News Cameraman (Caleb Rapoport). 146765 2001 Judging Amy: Unbearable Lightness of Being Family, The T Episode #51. 10-30-2001 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. Maxine brokers a peace settlement and gets Amy and Vincent speaking again by suggesting that Amy review Vincent's contract with the studio that has optioned his novel. Carole's condition worsens unexpectedly and Vincent leaves hurriedly, amid many tears and in possession of the family's good luck totem, the "surfing monkey." 146766 2001 Judging Amy: Unforgiven, The T DVD -R HQ 5408 Episode #41. 4-24-2001 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's brother, works on a newspaper. He decides to quit his job to write a novel and the decision unsettles Carol. 146767 1999 Judging Amy: Victim Soul T Episode #4.10-5-1999 News Media. Reporter (Gwyn Fawcett). Reporter (Susan Fukuda). Reporter (Robert Maffia). Reporter (Donna Winfield). 146768 2000 Judging Amy: Waterworld T DVD -R HQ 7358 Episode #31. 12-19-2000 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman) is the judge's brother. He wants to see one of his old short stories. Donna gives birth in the living room. Amy is upset when Vincent decides to spend Christmas alone with Carole rather than with the family. 146769 2000 Judging Amy: Wee Hours, The T Episode #16. 2-22-2000 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, takes a job at the local newspaper to help him overcome a severe case of writer's block. 146770 1999 Judging Amy: Witch Hunt T Episode #4. 10-19-1999 Future Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother, gets an agent the week before Halloween. 146771 2005 Judging Amy: You Don't Know Me T Episode #128. 2-1-2005 Former Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. A publisher takes an interest in Vincent's new book. 146772 2000 Judging Amy: You're Not the Boss of Me T DVD -R HQ 7327 Episode #25. 10-24-2000 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's brother, works on a newspaper. He returns from the hospital after an injury and doesn't seem to want to go back to his newspaper job. Maxine goes overboard in mothering Vincent after he's released from the hospital and moves back into her house to recuperate. 146773 2000 Judging Amy: Zero Tolerance T Episode #24. 10-10-2000 Reporter Vincent Gray (Dan Futterman), Judge Amy's younger brother. Maxine cuts back on her workload to help Vincent through his difficult recovery. Vincent's reluctance to leave the hospital causes him to conceal his progress from his family. Amy realizes she's still harboring resentment towards Vincent for putting himself in danger to save her. 146774 1961 Judgment at Nuremberg M SVDSP 1700 (Media Excerpts) Reporter. Max Perkins, UP Reporter (Bernard Kates). 146775 1990 Judgment Call N Wetlaufer, Suzy Reporter Sherry Estabrook, aggressive and talented reporter for the Miami Citizen. She's a tough, young journalist. Working to make a name for herself as a reporter in Miami, Harvard-educated Sherry Estabrook lets her career get in the way of common sense while working on the story of a Cuban-American who has admitted to 17 murders 146776 2003 Judgment Calls: Mystery, A N Burke, Alafair News Media 146777 1999 Judgment Day: Ellie Nesler Story, The M Newscaster (Robin Ward) 146778 1951 Judgment Deferred M UK Only Press 146779 2000 Judgment in Death NM Robb, J.D. (Nora Roberts) TV Reporter Nadine Furst from Channel 75 146780 1951 Judgment on Deltchev NM OWN - P Ambler, Eric Reporter. Nothing in Foster's career had prepared him for covering a political trial in Eastern Europe. Correspondent. 146781 1999 Judgment: Trial of Commander Kellie, The M Newscaster (Ray Lacelle) of NME. 146782 1994 Judicial Consent M TV Reporter (Jerry Stanecki). Reporter #2 (Leslie Madeer). Ballroom Reporter (Ken Ford). 146783 1997 Judith Hayes: Bookfair Murders, The NM Porter, Anna #3 Judith Hayes Mysteries Toronto Journalist Judith Hayes lives in Ontario, Canada, a divorced freelance writer and single parent with two children. She goes to Germany to cover a story of a Canadian writer about to be published. When he dies, it looks like murder. Her good friend, Marsha Hillier, an editor at a paperback company, is also on the case. 146784 1985 Judith Hayes: Hidden Agenda NM OWN Porter, Anna #1 Judith Hayes Mysteries Toronto Journalist Judith Hayes lives in Ontario, Canada, a divorced freelance writer. Hayes visits her good friend, Marsha Hillier, an editor at a paperback company, while her son and daughter stay with their grandmother in Canada. Marsha gives Judith details on a possible blockbuster and there are those set on publishing it and those adamantly opposed. The manuscript is missing and deaths of eminent book people in Toronto and New York add to the mystery. As the women investigate, they invite dangerous attention. Judith's children, whom the conspirators kidnap. The motive behind all the skullduggery is political intrigue of shocking proportions. 146785 1987 Judith Hayes: Mortal Sins NM OWN - P Porter, Anna #2 Judith Hayes Mysteries Toronto Journalist Judith Hayes lives in Ontario, Canada, a divorced freelance writer and single parent with two children. Freelance reporter Judith Hayes is cheated out of an interview with a businessman by his untimely death, but the story that emerges from his demise provides more interesting -- and dangerous -- copy. Granted the interview with a reclusive financier, Judith receives the unsolicited ending for her profile: he dies suddenly of an apparent heart attack. But his ex-wife sends Judith a telegram proclaiming he was murdered. Judith's consort, a homicide detective, links the businessman to one of his current cases -- the death of a retired clothing manufacturer. The two go to Hungary to discover the past relationship between the two dead men and solve both crimes. 146786 1995 Judith Krantz's Dazzle MT DVD -R HQ 8054, 8055, 8056, 8057. VHS 332 Krantz, Judith (Based on Her Novel) Miniseries Photographer Juanita "Jazz" Kilkullen (Lisa Hartman) owns Dazzle, a photographer's studio in Venice Beach, California. She pursues a successful career as famous herself as most of the celebrities who flock to Dazzle to be photographed by her. News Media. Jazz goes to Paris unaware that greedy family members are plotting to bilk her father out of his valuable ranch land. 146787 1990 Judith Krantz's Dazzle N Krantz, Judith Photographer Juanita Isabella "Jazz" Kilkulian is a brilliant celebrity photographer somewhere between Avedon and Mapplethorpe. Her career and private life are rocked when an unexpected tragedy leaves her battling her father's vengeful ex-wife. 146788 1978 Judith Therpauve MF France Newspaper Publisher-Editor Patrice Chereau (Simone Signoret), the widow of a resistance hero, agrees to emerge from her solitude to resume the direction of a daily paper founded on the day after the Liberation. The paper is threatened by acquisition by a large media cartel. The film is a denunciation of the scheming that can be found in the world of the press. Director concentrates mainly on the struggle of the individual driven by highly personal motives. 146789 1978 Judo - VM CB Finland. Jippo #5. Reporter Joe. 146790 1952 Judy Bolton Mystery: Black Cat's Clue, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #23. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy is involved with scheming relatives and a haunted house. 146791 1958 Judy Bolton Mystery: Clue of the Broken Wing, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #29. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy's remarkable black cat, Blackberry, presents her with a curious little pink china wing which he found in the garden. It takes Judy seven days and a three-hundred-mile journey to solve the mystery in which the china wing was at first the sole clue. 146792 1955 Judy Bolton Mystery: Clue of the Ruined Castle, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #26. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Horace plans to write a follow-up story to his feature article about a ruined castle. It has been long rumored that the owner and the former owner are in the midst of a feud. Since Horace is sick, Judy and Peter visit the castle to see what they can discover. They sneak into the castle to find the owner thinking he may be held captive by a mean caretaker. 146793 1950 Judy Bolton Mystery: Clue of the Stone Lantern, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #21. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy and Peter search for answers to a friend's past, a search that leads them to Chicago where they are able to reunite their friend with her parents. 146794 1960 Judy Bolton Mystery: Discovery at Dragon's Mouth, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #31. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. When the FBI suddenly orders Judy's husband Peter to Washington D.C. on a bank robbery case, the young couple is just about to start off on a trip. To cheer herself up, Judy buys a corsage of snapdragons as Peter's plane departs and that causes problems for her in the week ahead. 146795 1953 Judy Bolton Mystery: Forbidden Chest NJ Sutton, Margaret #24. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. A locked forbidden chest is involved in a case where one of Judy's friends is accused of stealing antiques. 146796 1933 Judy Bolton Mystery: Ghost Parade, The: NJ Sutton, Margaret #5. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Driving to vacation in the Thousand Islands, Judy and her friends stop at an auction and pick up some old Indian masks. Are they possessed by ghostly spirits? 146797 1932 Judy Bolton Mystery: Haunted Attic, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #2. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Bolton family moves to 1365 Grove Street, on the dividing line between upper and lower class sections of Farringdon. Attic may be haunted. Judy debunks haunting and starts classes socializing with each other. 146798 1957 Judy Bolton Mystery: Haunted Fountain, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #28. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy finds a diamond in a haunted fountain. 146799 1954 Judy Bolton Mystery: Haunted Road, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #25. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Criminals dress up as ghosts along a lonely country road in order to scare truck drivers so that they can hijack their vehicles. The purpose is to gain possession of valuable radio and television parts that are being transported in the trucks. Peter investigates and he, a truck driver and the truck disappear without a trace. Judy is afraid peter is dead and searches frantically for a clue as to what happened to him. 146800 1964 Judy Bolton Mystery: Hidden Clue, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #35. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy and Peter take a little girl into their home after an orphanage fire. 146801 1932 Judy Bolton Mystery: Invisible Chimes, The: NJ Sutton, Margaret #3. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Mysterious chimes are the clue that solves a robbery at an antique shop. But is Judy's new friend part of the gang of robbers? 146802 1947 Judy Bolton Mystery: Living Portrait, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #18. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy's friend insists a portrait hanging over the mantel is alive. The mystery of the living portrait. 146803 1942 Judy Bolton Mystery: Mark on the Mirror, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #15. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy gets a mirror as a present and a mystery is the result. 146804 1939 Judy Bolton Mystery: Midnight Visitor, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #12. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy and a boyfriend become stranded in an abandoned house during a storm and meet a ghost. 146805 1936 Judy Bolton Mystery: Mysterious Half Cat NJ Sutton, Margaret #9. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy debunks superstition of prophetic dreams. Continues gentrification of lower Grove Street and graduates from high school. 146806 1934 Judy Bolton Mystery: Mystic Ball, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #7. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Will Irene's superstitious nature have permanent negative impact on her engagement? Crystal ball gazer who frightened Irene is a fraud. 146807 1940 Judy Bolton Mystery: Name on the Bracelet NJ Sutton, Margaret #13. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy goes to the city to be a nursemaid to a new born girl. At the hospital two babies are switched without anybody noticing. Judy discovers that the baby has the wrong name on the baby's armband. The search for the missing baby is on. 146808 1959 Judy Bolton Mystery: Phantom Friend, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #30. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. A friend disappears in the middle of a TV show. Judy wishes her FBI husband Peter Dobbs would complete his mysterious mission and join her in New York. She wants him to help her find the young girl. What Judy doesn't know is Peter himself is in danger. The next time she sees him he is lying injured in a hospital bed. But what happened to Peter gives Judy her first clue as to what might have happened to her friend. Judy with Peter's help finally learns what really did happen. 146809 1965 Judy Bolton Mystery: Pledge of the Twin Knights, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #36. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. There is no word from Dr. Bolton, Judy's father. Did a prison break have something to do with the doctor's disappearance. Horace, Peter's sister, and Peter help with the case. But it is Blackberry, Judy's strong-minded cat, who eventually solves the case 146810 1963 Judy Bolton Mystery: Puzzle in the Pond, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #34. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Her brother Horace, Peter's sister and Peter himself help solve a puzzle that started when the big dam broke and ends in the beaver pond. 146811 1946 Judy Bolton Mystery: Rainbow Riddle NJ Sutton, Margaret #17. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. The wedding day has arrived. A friend arrives warning Judy not to open a wedding present, a radio She then takes the package and runs into the woods. An explosion is heard. The friend is unharmed. Mysterious events follow Judy and Peter at each place their honeymoon vacation. Criminals are brought to justice and the friend comes to live with Peter and Judy. 146812 1937 Judy Bolton Mystery: Riddle of the Double Ring, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #10. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy is stunned when a boy slips an engagement ring, a pigeon's blood ruby, on her finger. She forces him to keep the engagement a secret as everything is happening too fast. A girlfriend disappears and Judy and her boyfriend look for her. They fly in his plane, which crashes. The boy is hurt and Judy continues her search for her girlfriend. 146813 1966 Judy Bolton Mystery: Search for the Glowing Hand, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #37. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Who set the suspicious fire over the furniture store and who turned in the false alarm that sent fire engines to the opposite end of town just when they were needed the most? When Judy telephones Horace, she hears the telltale click of the upstairs extension phone. She is not alone in the house. An intruder is a young boy who is afraid of being arrested for something he did not do. Judy and Peter work to help him and they become involved in fighting against social and religious persecution. A group of young people who call themselves the Wasps are fighting against change and against everyone who is different. Judy and Peter must find a way to stop the Wasps before the entire city is divided. 146814 1943 Judy Bolton Mystery: Secret of the Barred Window, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #16. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy buys her wedding dress in New York City. They try to locate a missing author and while they search her home in a remote area, the wedding dress disappears. Judy's wedding date is now in doubt because of the loss of the dress. Judy must help find the missing author, recover her wedding dress and repair a friendship in the very few days left before the planned double wedding. 146815 1948 Judy Bolton Mystery: Secret of the Musical Tree, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #19. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy is mistaken for her cousin Roxy Zoller. Then she learns that Roxy and her father were in a plane crash. When Judy checks on Roxy's condition, she sounds vague and mysterious. It turns out Roxy and her father are being held prisoner in her home by a group of criminals. Roxy and Judy trade places. Judy is left alone with the criminals and must fool them about her true identity until help comes. 146816 1967 Judy Bolton Mystery: Secret of the Sand Castle, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #38. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy's cousin Roxy asks her to inspect some ocean-front property, part of which has been left to her in her stepmother's will. They are horrified to learn there will be no boat to take them back to the mainland. She refuses to believe in a ghost that haunts the island and solves the mystery instead. 146817 1962 Judy Bolton Mystery: Secret Quest, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #33. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy and her young FBI husband Peter Dobbs go to the airport in Washington D.C. to meet Peter's sister who is going to visit them for a week. She picks up the wrong suitcase and the contents create a new mystery for Judy. 146818 1932 Judy Bolton Mystery: Seven Strange Clues NJ Sutton, Margaret #4. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Jody accused of stealing her prize-winning entry to the poster contest, but are all the posters lost when Farringdon Girls' High burns down? 146819 1951 Judy Bolton Mystery: Spirit of Fog Island NJ Sutton, Margaret #22. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. In Chicago, Judy is involved with a sequence of mysterious and frightening events. She journeys to an Indian reservation. No one knows about Peter. She waits at a designated meeting time and place hoping Peter will show up. 146820 1956 Judy Bolton Mystery: Trail of the Green Doll, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #27. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. A house has burned to the ground and an entire collection of jade has been stolen. Judy just find the thieves and help her uncle through a difficult time. 146821 1938 Judy Bolton Mystery: Unfinished House, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #11. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy and a friend outsmart a group of real estate swindlers. 146822 1935 Judy Bolton Mystery: Voice in the Suitcase NJ Sutton, Margaret #8. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy and her friends manage to unravel tangled webs when a couple celebrates Golden Wedding anniversary. 146823 1949 Judy Bolton Mystery: Warning on the Window, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #20. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Someone is trying to sabotage the rebuilding of Roulsville, which was destroyed after the flood caused the breaking of the Roulsville dam. Mysterious accidents have injured workers and set back the construction of new homes. Peter is called by the foreman to investigative the sabotage. Peter is attacked by an unknown assailant and is nearly buried alive underneath a pile of dirt. He's hospitalized in serious condition. Judy tries to find out who is responsible. As she investigates, she comes face to face with the suspect and must use all of her wits to survive. 146824 1961 Judy Bolton Mystery: Whispered Watchword, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #32. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. No sooner do Judy and her FBI husband Peter Dobbs arrive in Washington D.C. than she is knee-deep in mystery and suspense. Judy's beloved cat Blackberry, rejected at the motel where she and Peter are staying is elected official mousecatch at the old Senate Office Building, which is being plagued by mice. There is only one problem -- Blackberry has disappeared. The owner of the motel refuses to talk until his own daughter vanishes. Then he agrees to cooperate with the FBI and a Senate Committee investigating organized crime. The life of a prominent Senator has been threatened. 146825 1933 Judy Bolton Mystery: Yellow Phantom, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #6. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. While on a visit in New York, Judy's friend Irene is kidnapped and Judy helps her discover a sad, but enchanting secret from her past. Irene acquires fiancé, Dale Meredith, a writer. Pauline works for literary agent. 146826 1941 Judy Bolton: Clue in the Patchwork Quilt NJ Sutton, Margaret #14. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. A stranger rushes up to Judy and gives her a purse that is not hers. Judy finds a note written by someone named Blackie. The note has a picture of a gun and requests that the bearer meet Blackie after a certain lecture. She and a boyfriend contact the FBI Blackie is a wanted criminal. It turns out Judy has a double and faces danger and intrigue as she helps the FBI capture Blackie. She comes face to face with a cousin she never knew she had, a young woman by the name of Roxy. 146827 1932 Judy Bolton: Vanishing Shadow, The NJ Sutton, Margaret #1. 38 Novels featuring the heroine. 1932-1967. Reporter Horace, a newspaper reporter on the Farringdon Daily Herald, nicknamed 'sister' by his co-workers, and Judy's brother often helped her solve mysteries. Judy Bolton is spending the summer with her grandparents in Dry Brook Hollow. Discovers the Roulsville Dam was not built very well, but is constrained by her promise to keep a secret. Timid brother Horace saves the town, but the Bolton family loses their home. 146828 2004 Judy Geeson: Inseminoid Girl DT Short Interviewer Darren Gross. Judy Geeson (Herself). 146829 2006 Judy Goose M Interviewer (Tom Detrik). Successful advertising firm losses their founder and boss to illness and must continue to produce high-quality work under new leadership even after their creative spark is taken from them. 146830 2003 Juego de Arcibel, El (aka Arcibel's Game) MF Lecchi, Alberto Argentina Journalist Arcibel Alegria (Dario Grandinetti) writes about chess and is imprisoned as a political prisoner as a result of a mix-up at the paper for which he works in an imaginary country in Latin America ruled by a dictatorship, the Republic of Miranda 146831 2004 Juego de la Vida, El (aka Game of Life, The) TF Mendoza, Eric Morales and Claudia Reyes Sports Journalist is introduced into the storyline at the end of this soap opera. He is a broadcast reporter working for Televisa covering Mexico's version of MLS soccer. Becomes infatuated with the main protagonist. When she does not return his affection, he goes crazy. He kidnaps her while in Seoul for the World Cup. Her love interest saves the day, rescues her and kills the sports journalist. 146832 1976 Juge et l'assassin, Le MF News Media. 1st Journalist (Jean-Pierre Sentier). 2nd Journalist (Jean-Marie Galey). Photographer (Gerard Jugnot). 146833 1979 juge, un fllic, Un TS Episode #12. 3-9-1979. France Journaliste, La (Francoise Belliard). Reporter-Radio, Le (Albert Delpy). 146834 1891 Juggernaut: Veiled Record, A N Eggleston, George Carey (pseudonym: Dolores Marbourg) Editors. Two editors both connected with a paper published in a small Western City. Janus Laftwitch. Edgar Braine is convinced "a newspaper owes some sort of duty to the public." Banker Abner Hildreth is the villain. 146835 1953 Juggler, The M Douglas Newspaperman Emile Halevy (John Banner) witnesses crime 146836 1994 Jugular Wine: Vampire Odyssey, A M Photographer (Mallory Liles) 146837 1992 Juice M TV Reporter (Pablo Guzman) 146838 2009 Juicy Gossip NJ Downing, Erin Candy Apple Series #19 School Editor Jenna Sampson of the school newspaper is a perfectly normal seventh grader who is now mortified that her parents are opening a super-embarrassing juice bar at the mall. Jenna has to work there and wear a ridiculous uniform. She’s pretty sure her life can’t get worse until she finds out that the school paper might shut down. But the gossip Jenna overhears from the juice bar is totally newsworthy, which gives her a great idea. A gossip column could be a huge hit and save the paper -- or cause a ton of trouble. 146839 1959 Juke Box Rhythm M DVD -R HQ 7856, 7857. Headlines in newspaper: Princess Ann Rocks the Town (The Daily Telegram) 146840 1990 Jul med Paul McCarthy DF Denmark Interviewer-Narrator Hans Otto Bisgaard. 146841 1994 Julekalender, The MTF Miniseries Newsreader (Hans-Gunnar Skarstein - Voice). 146842 1991 julekalender, The - afsnit 25 MTF Film Critic (Leif Hjernoe-Himself). Film Critic (Bo Tao Michaelis-Himself) 146843 1998 Julia NR OWN - P Waverly, Shannon Harlequin Super Romance #813 Journalist Ben Grant from, Boston, owns the East Coast Island of Harmony's weekly newspaper 146844 1973 Julia in Ireland NM Bridge, Ann (Lady Mary Dolling O'Malley) #10 Julia Probyn Series Journalist freelancing for Yorkshire Post. Julia Probyn works from time to time as a freelance journalist for several English weeklies and at least one provincial daily 146845 1960 Julia Involved: Three Julia Probyn Novels - Omnibus NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Bridge, Ann (Lady Mary Dolling O'Malley) Place to Stand, A (1940). Lighthearted Quest, The (1956). Portuguese Escape, The (1958). Freelance Journalist Julia Probyn works from time to time as a freelance journalist for several English weeklies and at least one provincial daily 146846 1950 Julian Houseman Story, The P MLPL Houseman, J. PR - In "Best Television Plays of the Year, 1950." Play Index, 1949-52 Presented by the Big Story, 11-15-49. Public Relations. "My name is Julian Houseman. I do promotion and publicity now for the Virginia Transit Company. But worked on the Richmond News Leader. This is how it actually happened, the way I reported it -- as taken from the pages of my paper: The Richmond News Leader. 146847 1973 Julian Quist: Beautiful Dead, The NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #3 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. 146848 1972 Julian Quist: Champagne Killer, The NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #2 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. 146849 1978 Julian Quist: Deadly Trap NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #8 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. Quist disappears on a vacation in the Berkshires. 146850 1980 Julian Quist: Death Mask NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #10 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. 146851 1986 Julian Quist: Death Mask NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #16 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. 146852 1976 Julian Quist: Die After Dark NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #6 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. 146853 1971 Julian Quist: Don't Drop Dead Tomorrow NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #1 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. 146854 1979 Julian Quist: Homicidal Horse, The NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #9 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. 146855 1975 Julian Quist: Honeymoon With Death NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #5 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. 146856 1974 Julian Quist: Judas Freak, The NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #4 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. 146857 1987 Julian Quist: Kill and Kill Again NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #17 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. When the body of the secretary to the president of the Manchester Arms Corp is discovered in the trunk of her yellow Mercedes, the police treat the homicide as the work of a deranged transient and are ready to shelve the investigation. But the woman was the sister of a Bridgetown boy who has risen to rock stardom and who is convinced that his sister was murdered by executives of the multinational armaments company. She had told her brother that she knew something scandalous about a top member of the firm. The rock star hires Quist to run his mayoral campaign, a ploy he feels will enable him to explore hidden documents and find his sister's killer. Quist is heroic and incorruptible, but his staff of anemic helpers don't help much. 146858 1983 Julian Quist: Murder Out of Wedlock NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #13 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. 146859 1985 Julian Quist: Party Killer, The NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #15 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. Quist is in New England for an event that practically needs no PR. A legendary pint-sized star of stage and screen is opening his dream resort. Among the few hundred famous guests are all four of his famous ex-wives. The morning after a gala bash, the star's cottage is blown up and two bodies are found. One is his newest ex, but the man's body isn't the star comedian who surfaces after a night with another lady. Then the comedian vanishes and in the next 24 hours two more ex-wives are brutally killed. Is the comedian a murderer? Where is he? How did the killer manage his deeds with the hotel crawling with cops? Quist comes up with the solution at his own peril. 146860 1982 Julian Quist: Past, Present, and Murder NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #12 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. 146861 1981 Julian Quist: Slow Death, Reap Death NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #11 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. 146862 1977 Julian Quist: Steel Palace, The NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #7 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. 146863 1984 Julian Quist: Substitute Victim NM Pentecost, Hugh (Judson Philips) #14 Julian Quist Mysteries Public Relations Practitioner Julian Quist is a PR genius. The suave, incorruptible, handsome Quist owns his own PR firm. A bomb is set off in the backstage area of a Broadway theater destroying the building and killing a dozen or more actors and members of the stage crew. Many people are injured in the preview audience. The star of the play is a movie star and controversial political figure. Her body is presumed to be one of those that reached the hospital dead on arrival. The star is Julian Quist's client. His job had been to soft-pedal publicity about the lady's support of unpopular causes. Quist investigates her private life and the killer goes after him. The real question is: is the actress dead? 146864 1984 Julie N OWN - H Marshall, Catherine Editor-Publisher Wallace risks the family's life savings in a flood-prone Pennsylvania town in 1934 to take over a struggling newspaper. 146865 2009 Julie & Julia M Ephron, Nora (Screenplay). Julie Powell (Book). Blogger Julie Powell writes about Julia Child’s cookbook for a year trying out all of her recipes. Based o n the memoirs of Julia Child and Julie Powell. In 1949 Julia Child is in Paris, the wife of a diplomat, wondering how to spend her days. While taking cooking lessons at Cordon Bleu she discovers her passion. In 2002, Julie Powell, about to turn 30, and underemployed with an unpublished novel, decides to cook her way through “Mastering the Art of French Cooking” in a year and to blog about it. 146866 2004 Julie & Julia W Powell, Julie Blogger Julie Powell becomes an Internet celebrity with her 2004 blog chronicling her year-long odyssey of cooking every recipe in Julia Child’s “Mastering the Art of French Cooking.” A frustrated secretary in New York City, Powell embarked on “the Julie/Julia project” to find a sense of direction, and both the cooking and writing quickly became all-consuming. Her “bleaders” (blog readers) form an enthusiastic support base. 146867 2005 Julie and Julia: 364 Days, 524 Recipes, 1 Tiny Apartment Kitchen N Powell, Julie Blogger Julie Powell, about to turn 30, and underemployed with an unpublished novel, decides to cook her way through Julie Child’s “Mastering the Art of French Cooking” in a year and to blog about it in the year 2002. Some passages in the book are taken verbatim from the blog, but Powell expands on her experience and gives generous background about her personal life: her doting husband, wacky friends, evil co-workers. She also includes some comments from her “bleaders” (blog readers) who formed an enthusiastic support base. 146868 1999 Julie and the Cadillacs M TV Cameraman (Dicky Howitt). TV Cameraman (Paul Marshall). Cameraman (Jeff Sayers). 146869 1991 Julie Brown: Pilot T SV 94 Episode. 7-28-91 Reporter. Would-be actress (Julie Brown) is determined to get a job as a tabloid-show reporter even if it means risking her life for the scoop on a heavily-guarded pop star 146870 1967 Julie Is No Angel! M AFI-Photographers/Television Photographer 146871 1987 Julien Fontanes, magistrat: 10 petites bougies noires TF Episode #22. 3-14-1987 Reporter Cohen, Le (Luc Florian). Le Reporter de TFI (Christian Pereira). Le reporter beaujolais (Michel Such). Le presentateur TV (Joseph Poli). 146872 1981 Julien Fontanes, magistrat: Le soulier d'or T Episode #5. 2-18-1981 Interviewer (Paul Bisciglia - L'interviewer). 146873 1984 Juliet Bravo: No Peace T Episode #63. 9-29-1984 Editor (Peter Halliday). 146874 1980 Juliet Bravo: Shot Gun T Episode #1/ 8-30-1980. Journalist (Malcolm Raeburn). 146875 1978 Julius Julskotare MTF Miniseries News Editor (Jorgen Lantz) 146876 1973 Julli Siebenboom und andere Irrtümer Hagenbachs N Gunske, Georg Germany Journalist 146877 2006 Jump/Cut P Beeber, Neena Documentary Filmmakers. A dark comedy about three documentary filmmakers. 146878 1994 Jumpcuts N Hanlon, Sean Weinberg List Journalist 146879 1955 Jumping for Joy M Commentators. 1st Commentator Max (Colin Gordon). 2nd Commentator (Tom Gill). 146880 2006 Jumping Off Bridges M TV Weatherman (Buckner Cooke). 146881 1962 Jumping Off Place, The N Rogers, Garet Reporter who has himself committed to a mental hospital to find out if the special patient, a famous poet, is actually insane. Wants to leave the hospital but is unable to convince his psychiatrist that he doesn't belong there. 146882 2009 June M News Anchor (Kaylin Lee Clinton - Voice). 146883 1948 June Bride M DVD -R 3298, 3299. VHS 454 Lorimer, Graeme (Play - "Feature for June"). Ranald MacDougall (Screenplay) Davis - Ness Book Magazine Editor Linda Gilman (Bette Davis) of Home Life is forced to hire Carey Jackson (Robert Montgomery) who returns to Allied Magazine Syndicate (publishers of Trend, Today, Snap, and Home Life) to discover foreign correspondent is no longer needed. Only position available is on Home Life. Once engaged to Gilman, then decided had enough to career women. She tells him to forget she is a woman. He calls her "Sir." Head to Indiana in winter to do story on June weddings. Gillman: "You're going to do a straight young love story with no twists, no angles and no drama." He undermines nuptials. Gets drunk and pursues Gilman. Gillman says he decided she was a woman and not to be taken seriously as a professional. Gilman finally breaks down and cries when Jackson leaves. Resigns. Pours out her heart to managing editor as Jackson sits unnoticed in office. Last seen picking up Jackson's suitcases willing to follow him anywhere. Publisher Carleton Towne (Jerome Cowan). "As a person, I hope you're not making a mistake marrying Bud. But as a cold-blooded editor with a deadline to meet, I wouldn't be inclined to care if it was Frankenstein's monster." 146884 1951 June Bride R Episode #495. 2-15-1951. Screen Guild Theater, The Magazine Editor Linda Gilman (Jane Wyman) of Home Life is forced to hire Carey Jackson (Frank Lovejoy) who returns to Allied Magazine Syndicate (publishers of Trend, Today, Snap, and Home Life) to discover foreign correspondent is no longer needed. 146885 1922 June Madness M George, Crosby (Story). Harry Beaumont (Scenario-Adaptation) AFI-Columnists - Ness Book Gossip Columnist Hamilton Peeke (Leon Barry) for a society scandal newspaper, trails a woman who ran out of the church on her wedding day and into the car of a jazz musician. She returns home and is locked in her room, but escapes. Columnist follows her to roadhouse where the jazz musician is appearing and tricks her into doing a risqué dance number. When the lights go out, the jazz musician hustles her out of the nightclub and they go to the home of the real dancer. The real dancer is about to be married. Double wedding is performed and reporter agrees not to expose the heroine. 146886 1976 Junge Freud, Der MTF Interviewer (Georg Stefan Troller) 146887 1987 Junger Mann aus gutem Hause N Villain, Jean (Marcel Brun) Switzerland-Germany Journalist 146888 1988 Jungfrauenmaschine, Die (aka Virgin Machine) MF DVD Treut, Monika (A Film By) Journalist Dorothee Muller (Ina Blum) is in Hamburg investigating romantic love. She is on a mission: to find what makes one fall romantically in love. She interviews experts and examines herself and her own feelings as well. She launches the personal side of her investigation by sleeping with her half-brother. Then she develops a relationship with a man that goes flat as he grows fat. She hopes her research will help her find the source of love, but her observations of chimpanzees looking at naughty pictures only leads to one disappointment after another. She dreams of California, and she goes to San Francisco where she learns her mother is living and gets involved in the city’s underground sex culture. She doesn’t find her mom, but she does meet interesting women including a love therapist who advertises on TV. The young journalist researches and tries to find romantic love in Hamburg, When her attempts seem fruitless, she tries her luck in San Francisco, where the search becomes more personal. There she is introduced to San Francisco’s lesbian scene, discovers her own homosexuality, and remains convinced, despite a minor setback, that romantic love can be found. 146889 1933 Jungle Bride M VHS 828 Baird, Leah (Story). Reporter. John Franklin (Kenneth Thompson) is a deputized reporter who is bringing back a killer on an ocean liner. 146890 1985 Jungle Coup P MLPL Nelson, R. Play Index, 1983-87 Press 146891 1948 Jungle Goddess M Radio Newscaster (Reed Hadley - Voice). 146892 2005 Jungle Law, The N Vinton, Victoria Journalist-Writer Rudyard Kipling. In August, 1892 Kipling was a living in Vermont, a literary success, who meets a farm boy whose father has little time for him. 146893 1955 Jungle Moon Men M Ness Writer Ellen Marston (Jean Byron) 146894 1914 Jungle, The M AFI-Authors Writer 146895 1940 Juninatten (aka June Night) MF DVD -R HQ 2560, 2561 Journalist Miss Vanja (Maritta Marke). Journalist (Gunnar Bjornstrand). Journalist (Hugo Bolander). Journalist Willy Wilson (Hasse Ekman). Journalist (David Erikson). Journalist (Richard Lund). Journalist (Ivar Wahlgren). Editor Jason-Eld, aka Roken (Sigurd Wallen). 146896 1994 Junior M News Media. Reporter (Peter Elliott). Reporter (Beth Campbell Fitzgerald). Reporter (Dennis O'Donnell). Reporter (Sara Peery). (Chris Pray). Reporter (Jan Yanehiro). Reporter (John Yang). Photographer (Jack Kyle). 146897 1942 Junior G-Men of the Air M Newsboy (Ken Lundy) 146898 2006 Junior Pilot M Journalist (Robert Shalhoub). TV Announcer (Stephen Tubbs). 146899 1953 Junior Press Conference DT Series 1953-1954 Public Affairs Program. Newsmaker quizzed by children 146900 1952 Junior Press Conference DT Series. 11-23-1952 to 11-20-1960. ABC Editor-Host Ruth Geri Hagy, women's club editor of the Evening Bulletin newspaper. Show featured four college reporters interviewing figures in current events. 146901 1946 Junior Prom M Ness Book - Teen-Agers, The Series. School Newspaper Editor Betty Rogers (Noel Neill) gets caught up in election for class president. 146902 2005 Junito M Short Interviewer (Hector Gonzalez). 146903 1995 Junkers Come Here C Japan. Anime. Photographer (Trevor Devall - voice: English version). 146904 1998 Junket Whore M Film Critic (John Anderson-Himself), Newsweek. Critic (Mike Clark), USA Today. Critic (Rita Kempley), Washington Post. Film Critic (Roger Ebert-Himself), Chicago Sun-Times. Critic (Edward Guthmann-Himself), San Francisco Chronicle. Critic (Joe Leydon-Himself), Variety and Houston Press. Critic (Jack Matthews-Himself), Newsday. Critic (Gene Siskel-Himself). Critic Kenneth Turan-Himself), Los Angeles Times. Editor, Hollywood Reporter (Alex Ben Block-Himself). Former KMPC Reporter (Rod Lurie-Himself). Associated Press (Bob Thomas-Himself). Former Editor Premiere (Chris Connelly-Himself). Entertainment Reporter KMPC (Sam Rubin-Himself). Variety Editor (Peter Bart-Himself) Reporter for KHOU-TV (Diane Kaminsky). TV Reporter Conus Communications (Sara Voorhees). Editor, Movieline (Virginia Campbell). 146905 1998 Junket Whore DM Publicists Mark Pogachefsky (MPRM), Lois Smith (PMK), Paul Bloch (Rogers & Cowan), Michele Robertson (Clein & White), Pat Kingsley (PMK), President Henri Bollinger, Publicist Guild of America. Editor Virginia Campbell of Movieline. Film Critics Jack Matthews of Newsday, Roger Ebert of Chicago Sun-Times, John Anderson of Newsday, Gene Siskel, Leonard Maltin of Entertainment Tonight, Kenneth Turan of Los Angeles Times, Mike Clark of USA Today. Publisher William Randolph Hearst. Critics Edward Guthman of San Francisco Chronicle, Rita Kempley of Washington Post, Joe Leydon of Variety and Houston Press. Columnists Hedda Hopper, Louella Parsons. Hollywood Reporter Editor Alex Ben Block. Variety Editor Peter Bart. Editor Chris Connelly of Premiere Magazine. Entertainment Reporter Sam Rubin of KTLA TV and KMPC Radio. Associated Press Reporter Bob Thomas. Reporter Diane Kaminsky of KHOU-TV. Entertainment Tonight Host Bob Goen. BBC Producer Lucy Robinson. Former Reporter Rod Lurie of KPMC. Lisa Hintelmann (GQ Magazine). Global TV Rob Davidson. TV Reporter Sara Voorhees of Conus Communications. Judy Solomon, Israeli Daily. Reporter John Corcoran of UPN-TV. Jorge Camara of Mexican TV. 146906 1982 Junkman, The M News Media. KNX Reporter (Debra Zullo). Festival News Reporter (Lynda Day George). Goodyear P.R. (Bob Urhausen - Himself). 146907 1971 Jupiter Crisis, The N OWN - H Harrington, William Reporter Gib Hubbard assigned to cover a U.S. satellite captured by Russians. 146908 1925 Jupiter Jones, Detective P MLPL Powell, H.P. Index-One Act, 1924-31 Press 146909 1990 Jurassic Park N Crichton, Michael PR Public Relations Man Ed Regis thinks nobody sees PR practitioners as professionals. 146910 2001 Jurassic Park III M Science Reporter (Bruce French) 146911 1995 Jury Duty M Spanish Reporter (Yolanda Miro). Japanese Reporter (Y. Hero Abe, male). Press Runner (Tom Booker). 146912 1989 Jury Duty: Comedy, The MT Tabloid. Jorge Jiminez (Bronson Pinchot), a tabloid-type who looks suspiciously like Geraldo Rivera 146913 2002 Jury, The MT Miniseries News Media. TV Reporter (Louisa Lydell). 146914 2004 Jury, The: Bangers T Episode #4. 6-22-2004 Reporter Bill Knocks (Steve Nuke - Beat Reporter). 146915 2004 Jury, The: Honeymoon Suite, The T Episode #2. 6-8-2004 News Media. TV News Reporter (Teresa Strasser). Courthouse Cameraman (Brother Douglas). 146916 1938 Jury's Secret, The M Cole, Lester (Story). Cole, Newman Levy (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Owner of a chain of eight newspapers, a local tycoon, writes a column for his papers called "Good Morning." It's ghosted by a failed novelist threatened with financial ruin if he doesn't continue to write the column. He kills the publisher. New York Post Record Reporter Linda Ware (Fay Wray) is assigned to cover the trial of an innocent man accused of the murder. Convinces the real killer to give himself up. Reporter Thompson (Ted Osborne). Reporter Baker (Billy Wayne). Reporter Smith (Robert Spencer). Fourth Reporter (Drew Demarest). Negative view of the press. Innocent man complains the newspapers are hanging him in print even before the trial begins. Mother complains about "dirty yellow journalism in this town." Even Ware's editor who believes the man is innocent hopes they hang him so the paper can get an exclusive on a frame-up. Reporter Smith (Robert Spencer). Fourth Reporter (Drew Demarest). 146917 1957 Juryman, The NM OWN - H MacKenzie, Donald Writer. Successful 146918 1995 Jushi shengun MF Reporter (Meg Lam) 146919 2002 Just a Kiss M Newscaster (Donna Hanover) 146920 2002 Just a Walk in the Park MT Photographer (Harry Standjofski). 146921 1938 Just Around the Corner M Reporter (Hal K. Dawson). Candid Cameraman (Charles William). 146922 2001 Just Ask My Children MT Reporter Terry (Charlene Fernetz). Reporter Banks (Morocco Omari). 146923 2004 Just Asking For It M Short News Producer (Terrance L. Campbell). In the future, these agents have a license to kill very annoying people. 146924 2005 Just Before Dawn N Marissa Crime Reporter Allison Shure is recruited by the new police chief to shed some light on a cold case. The murder of town socialite Martha Bernard occurred a decade earlier, and shocked the quiet community of Fallwood, Connecticut. But when Allison’s investigation uncovers the trail of a serial killer two decades in the making, she is soon his next target. 146925 2003 Just Believe NM Manning, Anne Tabloid Reporter Annabelle Tinker couldn't have made it up. Her sister lies in a psychiatric ward claiming her boyfriend was abducted from her arms by aliens. Complicating matters, boyfriend's handsome brother tries romancing the reporter. She and a professor take on the fairy king and fall in love. 146926 1986 Just Between Friends M SVD 961 Burns, Allen (Screenplay) TV Newscaster Sandy Dunlap (Christine Lahti), outgoing newscaster shares husband with Mary Tyler Moore threatening their friendship. Some shots at air headed anchors. Dunlap complains about not being promoted and keeps getting passed up because a bimbo anchor (who writes her copy out longhand after she broke a nail typing) is having an affair with the producer. Dunlap eventually gets promoted to weekend anchor, but discovers she is pregnant. Newswriter (Lisle Wilson) 146927 2009 Just Between You and Me NR Jones, Jenny B. Videographer Maggie has a job that takes her around the world. She lives life on the edge, seemingly unafraid of anything. She tells people’s stories, especially those of impoverished children. That’s when she feels most alive, like she’s making the world better. But the image she so carefully constructed is coming undone. But when a secret from her past resurfaces, Maggie gets a call that sends her home. Her dad desperately needs her help. Her estranged sister has run off, leaving 8-year-old Riley in his care. She returns reluctantly, hoping to help her niece. There she reconnects with Cooper -- a once awkward and shy, now handsome, veterinarian. Her feelings skyrocket when she’s with him, but she’s afraid if she shows him her true self, he’ll reject her. An honest, hilarious journey that will transform Maggie -- if she just learns to trust more and fearless. 146928 2001 Just Breathe N Davis, Dee Travel Journalist Chloe Nichols is gathering material for a travel article she intends to write. She joins a group of seniors for a prestigious European tour, but her plans are disrupted when a murder at a train station in Vienna sends her tumbling into the arms of a former CIA agent who came to Vienna to catch a killer. The man has traveled to Vienna to meet with a sleazy reporter claiming to have information about his former girlfriend who was killed 15 years before when she uncovered dangerous KGB secrets. Now the reporter, his only lead, is dead and the man believes Nichols, who witnessed the reporter's death, will be next on the hit man's list. To keep her out of harm's way, he suggests she pose as his fiancé. This sets up a romance. 146929 2001 Just Can't Get Enough M News Media. Female Reporter (Jana Lynn). 146930 1990 Just Cause NM OWN - P Katzenbach, John Reporter Matt Cowart gets letter from death row inmate pleading evidence and investigates the case 146931 1995 Just Cause M VHS 1315. L. Reporter (Patrick Fullerton). Reporter (Donn Lamkin). Reporter (Karen Leeds). Reporter (Dan Romero). Reporter (Stacie A. Zinn). 146932 2006 Just Cause G Newscaster Maria Kane (Grey DeLisle - Voice). 146933 2002 Just Cause: Above the Law T Episode #4. 9-29-2002 Reporter (Chris McGregor). 146934 2002 Just Cause: Just Cause (Pilot) T Episode #1. Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). 146935 2002 Just Cause: Making News T VHS 1317 (Missing Credits) Episode.#9. 11-11-2002 TV Gossip Reporter Louise (Emmanuelle Vaugier) is sued for slander by a policeman after reporting his affair with a model. Anchor (Mark Brandon). Case makes Alex and Whitney media fodder and an incident from Whitney's past is exposed. 146936 2003 Just Cause: Reasonable Doubts T Reporter #1 (Claudine Grant). Reporter #2 (Kevin Crofton). 146937 2002 Just Desserts NR Drew, Jennifer Harlequin Duets #80 with “Green Eggs & Sam” by Susan Peterson Reporter Jeff Wilcox manages to get Chef Sara Madison fired. Madison saw a great opportunity to demonstrate her talent at the annual Taste of Phoenix food show. But instead of the success she expected, Wilcox gets her dismissed. She gains new employment only to have undercover reporter Jeff arriving asking for her help on an investigation. She wants to say no after her first debacle with the handsome journalist, but ends up helping him even while they fall in love. 146938 1963 Just for Fun M AFI-Television Interviewer (Harry Fowler). 146939 2003 Just for Kicks M Sports Announcer (Ivan Marks-Fatovic). Photographer (Adrianna Belan). 146940 1988 Just for the Record T Australia. Series. 1988 Reporters Brett Clements, Geoff Fitzpatrick, Louise Wallace, Gary Who. 146941 1951 Just for the Record (The Clock) T 11-28-51 Press 146942 1952 Just For You M Reporters (Hal Rand, Mark Roberts-Bob Scott). Photographers (Sam Finn, Herschel Graham, Bill Meader). 146943 1930 Just Imagine M Publisher. MT-3 (Kenneth Thomson), wealthy publisher 146944 1988 Just in Time MT A1282 Magazine Columnist (Patricia Kalember) writes a scathing, personally revealing article about new boss Editor Fletch (Tim Matheson), a young hot editor who comes to Los Angeles to take over a wilting magazine, the West Coast "California's Weekly Magazine." 146945 1997 Just in Time M Photographer (Shawn Levy). 146946 2008 Just In with Laura Ingraham DT TV Host Laura Ingraham. Host Bill O’Reilly. Reporter Griff Jenkins. Conservative Radio Host Armstrong Williams. Syndicated Columnist Jonah Golbert. Web-a-Thon Co-Host Michelle Malkin. 146947 2006 Just Legal: Heater, The T Episode #5. 8-20-2006 News Reporter (Nicole Lapin). 146948 2006 Just Like a Dame N Dobbs, Daisy Dexter Columnist Angel Brewster is the lead columnist for a feminist magazine. She barges into veterinarian Max Wiley’s home at 3 a.m. screaming about her dog’s life in jeopardy. Her big mouth and voluptuous body clouds his thinking -- she woke him up from an erotic dream. Brewster finds it hard to believe that any man could be as dense, insensitive or chauvinistic as Dr. Max Wiley. Not to mention exasperating, opinionated and so damned sexy she can’t think straight. She most certainly shouldn’t be considering carnal scenarios when her dog is sick. Matters only get worse when Max finds out she is a columnist for a feminist magazine -=- and she learns he writes hard-boiled sexist crime fiction on the side. And they can’t keep their hands off each other. 146949 1915 Just Like a Woman M Ness Book Female Editor. Hero buys the record in Centerville and discharges the female editor because he dislikes women. She is loved by a store owner who threatens to pull his advertising and backs her in starting her own paper. When the Record catches fire, she suggests the two papers combine. 146950 1988 Just Like Starting Over (aka “Just Like Starting Over”) CB Power of the Atom #2 Reporter Sheryl Newman. Ray Palmer becomes the Atom again to rescue the nephew of a late president that terrorists captured in the campus library. 146951 1992 Just My Imagination MT SV 176 News Media 146952 2006 Just My Luck M DVD -R SP 8955 Public Relations Practitioner's assistant Ashley Albright (Lindsay Lohan) works at a ritzy P.R. firm who all her life has been preternaturally lucky -- until she kisses a handsome stranger who suddenly becomes Mr. Lucky and she turns into Miss Misfortune Art Gallery PR Woman (Lara Shriftman). Art Gallery PR Woman (Kathy Tong). Albright becomes vice president of the public relations firm at one point in the film. 146953 1985 Just One of the Guys M SV 224 Feldman, Dennis (Story). Feldman, Jeff Franklin (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalism School. High school girl Terry (Joyce Hyser) disguises herself as a boy to gain support in a journalism competition. She believes the instructor has not submitted her article because of sexism. New journalism instructor points out to her that just because she is male, doesn't mean she cannot write with sensitivity. Eventually she gets her article published in the Sun-Tribune. 146954 1983 Just Our Luck: Ballad of Dead Eye Dick T Episode #10. 12-13-1983 Weatherman Keith Barrow (Richard Gilliland), a bumbling weatherman and later roving reporter for KPOX-TV, Channel 6 news, finds a bottle and a black genie named Shabu. News Anchor Jim Dexter (Leonard Simon). Keith and Shabu get sued by a bully. Dr. Joyce Brothers (Herself). 146955 1983 Just Our Luck: Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Burrows T Episode #13. Weatherman Keith Barrow (Richard Gilliland), a bumbling weatherman and later roving reporter for KPOX-TV, Channel 6 news, finds a bottle and a black genie named Shabu. News Anchor Jim Dexter (Leonard Simon). New and obnoxious Keith emerges when Shabu decides to zap his roommate with a bolt of self-confidence after he is nominated for a prestigious award. 146956 1983 Just Our Luck: Engleberg Humpercricket T Episode #7. 11-8-1983 Weatherman Keith Barrow (Richard Gilliland), a bumbling weatherman and later roving reporter for KPOX-TV, Channel 6 news, finds a bottle and a black genie named Shabu. News Anchor Jim Dexter (Leonard Simon). Shabu uses magic to liven up a party Keith is holding to impress Mr. Marriott. 146957 1983 Just Our Luck: Keith's Car Crusade T Episode #11. 12-27-1983 Weatherman Keith Barrow (Richard Gilliland), a bumbling weatherman and later roving reporter for KPOX-TV, Channel 6 news, finds a bottle and a black genie named Shabu. News Anchor Jim Dexter (Leonard Simon). Keith is hassled when he stars in commercials for a used car lot known for selling lemons. 146958 1983 Just Our Luck: King Kahoomi's Curse T Episode #12. Weatherman Keith Barrow (Richard Gilliland), a bumbling weatherman and later roving reporter for KPOX-TV, Channel 6 news, finds a bottle and a black genie named Shabu. News Anchor Jim Dexter (Leonard Simon). Keith succumbs to the curse of an ancient scarab. 146959 1983 Just Our Luck: No Holds Barred T Episode #8. 11-22-1983 Weatherman Keith Barrow (Richard Gilliland), a bumbling weatherman and later roving reporter for KPOX-TV, Channel 6 news, finds a bottle and a black genie named Shabu. News Anchor Jim Dexter (Leonard Simon). Keith ends up in the ring with a wrestler who doesn't like the story Keith is doing. 146960 1983 Just Our Luck: Photo Finish T Episode #4. 10-18-1983 Weatherman Keith Barrow (Richard Gilliland), a bumbling weatherman and later roving reporter for KPOX-TV, Channel 6 news, finds a bottle and a black genie named Shabu. News Anchor Jim Dexter (Leonard Simon). Shabu forces Nelson to relive his former marathon victories where he cheated. 146961 1983 Just Our Luck: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-20-1983. Series. 9-20-1983-12-27-1983. Weatherman Keith Barrow (Richard Gilliland), a bumbling weatherman and later roving reporter for KPOX-TV, Channel 6 news, finds a bottle and a black genie named Shabu. News Anchor Jim Dexter (Leonard Simon). Barrow finds a green bottle that contains a genie named Shabu. Hip, fun-loving genie named Shabu is discovered in his bottle by a mid-mannered weathercaster at a TV station. The problem is that Shabu now finds himself forced to live in modest surroundings compared to the royal palaces to which he was accustomed. 146962 1983 Just Our Luck: Shabelles, The T Episode #2. 9-27-1983 Weatherman Keith Barrow (Richard Gilliland), a bumbling weatherman and later roving reporter for KPOX-TV, Channel 6 news, finds a bottle and a black genie named Shabu. News Anchor Jim Dexter (Leonard Simon). When Keith refuses magic money for his vacation, Shabu divides himself into a singing quartet in order to enter a Soul Train talent search and win a Monte Carlo trip. 146963 1983 Just Our Luck: Something Alien This Way Comes T Episode #6. 11-1-1983 Weatherman Keith Barrow (Richard Gilliland), a bumbling weatherman and later roving reporter for KPOX-TV, Channel 6 news, finds a bottle and a black genie named Shabu. News Anchor Jim Dexter (Leonard Simon). Professor Bob believes Shabu is an alien. 146964 1983 Just Our Luck: Transition T Episode #3. 10-4-1983 Weatherman Keith Barrow (Richard Gilliland), a bumbling weatherman and later roving reporter for KPOX-TV, Channel 6 news, finds a bottle and a black genie named Shabu. News Anchor Jim Dexter (Leonard Simon). Shabu tries to convince Keith to fight for a job promotion by conjuring up American historical personages. 146965 1983 Just Our Luck: Uncle Harry T Episode #5. 10-25-1983 Weatherman Keith Barrow (Richard Gilliland), a bumbling weatherman and later roving reporter for KPOX-TV, Channel 6 news, finds a bottle and a black genie named Shabu. News Anchor Jim Dexter (Leonard Simon). In an attempt to surprise Keith on his birthday Shabu brings his Uncle Harry over. However, he gets the wrong Harry and the man wanders off. 146966 1983 Just Our Luck: Wedding Bell Shablues T Episode #9. 12-6-1983 Weatherman Keith Barrow (Richard Gilliland), a bumbling weatherman and later roving reporter for KPOX-TV, Channel 6 news, finds a bottle and a black genie named Shabu. News Anchor Jim Dexter (Leonard Simon). Shabu announces wedding plans just one day after Keith challenges him to meet a woman without using magic. 146967 1997 Just Shoot Me: T VHS 1316. SVD 864, 778, 769 (Five Episodes). SVD 745, 744. SVDSP 743. SVD 742, 734. SVDSP 733, 732. SVD 731, 729. SVDSP 727. SVD 726. SVDSP 682. SVD 671. VHSSP 666. SVD 663. VHSSP 651. VHS 646, 645 (Two), 644. VHS 627 (Two), 625, 624, 623, 611, 610. Episodes. Series (March 1997 to April 2003). 148 Episodes Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Hot-tempered journalist Maya Gallo, fired from yet another job when she made anchorwoman cry on the air with gag copy on teleprompter. Unable to find a job anywhere else and facing eviction, forced to go to work for Blush Nina Van Horn, 1997-2003, (Wendie Malick), a washed-up former model. Elliott DiMauro (Enrico Colantoni), philandering fashion photographer). Wise-guy secretary to editor Jack Gallo, Dennis Finch (David Spade). Set in New York editorial offices of the fictional fashion magazine Blush. 146968 2000 Just Shoot Me: A&E Biography: Nina Van Horn T DVD -R HQ 4689 Brady, Pam Episode #79. 5-9-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. "Nina Van Horn: Trouble Be Thy Name" features clips from her blaxploitation movie "Foxy Trouble" with Bernie Casey, her discovery as Claire Noodleman…. …Interviews with her co-workers, her disastrous month-long marriage to Robert Evans, her fiery time with a cult, her involvement in the closing of Studio 54 and her mark on pop music, among other things. Bernie Casey (Himself) Robert Evans (Himself) Jamie Farr (Himself) Buddy Hackett (Himself) Jerry Hall (Herself) Don Henley (Himself) George Plimpton (Himself) Sydney Pollack (Himself) Pat Sajak (Himself). Harry Smith (Himself) Cheryl Tiegs (Herself) Vanna White (Herself) 146969 2002 Just Shoot Me: About a Boy T Hemingson, David Episode #115. 2-7-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch schemes to hire a sexy au pair to care for his nonexistent son. Elliott and Jack have trust issues after Jack gives Elliott a loyalty test. 146970 1998 Just Shoot Me: Amblushed T DVD -R HQ 3949. SVD 672 Brady, Pam Episode #27 4-16-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack sends Maya in his place to NYU forum on Women in the Media. She sees it as opportunity to speak up for viewpoints Blush pushes by wayside. She never gets chance. Forum is ambush where Maya is crucified for Blush's negative portrayal of women. She ends up lashing out at everyone at Blush, but things only become worse when her comments find their way into NYU's campus newspaper, which Finch promptly distributes at office. Truth is soon discovered. Jack knew all along what would happen at forum It's left up to Maya to turn tables. Nina attempts to stage comeback by posing in head-to-toe gold body paint for Elliott. Her constant sniping at photo shoot annoys Elliott so much he pretends to be out of solvent. Nina has to walk around golden for a few days. 146971 1999 Just Shoot Me: And the Femmy Goes To… T DVD -R HQ 4470 Abams, Marc and Michael Benson Episode #51. 5-4-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nominations for the annual Femmy awards are in and Maya, Nina and Elliott are nominated, while Finch isn't even invited to the ceremony. Jack switched Maya's nominated article and nominated a picture of Elliott's that was actually taken by a chimpanzee. At the dinner, Finch scores a seat at the models' table while Maya and Nina prepare speeches. Elliott is going crazy with guilt until he loses. Nina wins after 12 straight years of losing. Maya wins for the article, which Nina trashed in her acceptance speech. New York Post Reporter Liz Tass (Julia Dahl) 146972 1997 Just Shoot Me: Assistant, The T DVD -R HQ 3845. VHS 598 Gordon, Andrew and Eileen Conn Episode #8. 9-30-1997 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya's new assistant Cindy is certainly eager, but also incompetent, and Maya's work suffers because of it. Jack wants to fire her, but Maya is determined to give her a chance. However, the more time that passes, the more Cindy screws up, and the more Maya's resolve is tested. Meanwhile, Finch and Elliott sabotage Nina's radio appearance by giving her a phony Word-a-Day calendar. 146973 2001 Just Shoot Me: At Long Last Allie T DVD -R 1594 McCall, Marsh and Don Woodard and Tom Maxwell Episode #102. 5-10-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack's ex-wife Allie demands a job at Blush as part of their divorce settlement. However, she reveals to Finch that it's merely a plan to win Jack back. Plans backfire when Finch sleeps with Allie as Jack prepares to walk in on them. Meanwhile, Nina ruins Elliott's relationship with a therapist. 146974 2001 Just Shoot Me: Auction, The T DVD -R HQ 4282 McCall, Ross and Aaron Peters Episode #94. 2-8-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack doesn't like Finch's gift of dog tags. Nina hooks Elliott up with a "friend" for Jack's charity auction after he discovers that Maya has a date already. The "doctor" turns out to be an illiterate hooker. Finch, acting as auctioneer, tries to undermine the auction when he discovers that Jack threw his gift away. 146975 1999 Just Shoot Me: Axe to Grind, An T DVD -R HQ 5320 Reich, Brian Episode #63. 11-23-1999. Part One. (Part Two: First Date). Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch is in denial about his divorce and Nina's reporter friend wants to turn it into a major news story. Elliott introduces his visiting lumberjack friend to Maya and becomes jealous when they hit it off. Maya and Elliott kiss. 146976 2002 Just Shoot Me: Bad Grandma, The T DVD -R HQ 5055 Port, Joe and Joe Wiseman Episode #123. 4-25-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Elliott becomes distraught when his grandmother becomes more interested in spending time with Finch than her own grandson. Meanwhile, Maya wants to bring a little patriotism to the Blush office with small American flags for everyone, but Jack decides to make a grander gesture, with disastrous results. 146977 2002 Just Shoot Me: Beautiful Mind, A T Adler, Allison Episode #118. 3-25-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina talks Maya into dating a handsome but dumb exterminator. Maya is tested when she meets a smart man at an art gallery and sleeps with him. Meanwhile, Jack tries to teach Elliott and Finch a lesson when they begin paying Kevin to eat weird things. 146978 2000 Just Shoot Me: Blackjack T DVD -R HQ 5389 Glarum, Sivert and Michael Jamin Episode #74. 3-28-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. As Nina and Elliott are tapped to judge RAVE-TV's Fashion Awards, Maya turns to Jack with an idea for a new literary magazine for woman. Elliott's fellow judges accept lavish gifts from the nominees. Elliott rationalizes the bribes saying they are permitted to accept them provided they are souvenirs. He accepts. Maya continues to pitch her new magazine. Jack meets a man who says he's his son. He's African-American. Jack decides to give Ted Gallo (Kadeem Hardison) a chance to prove himself worthy of family name. Finch vows to stop at nothing to bring Tad down. Value of bribes increase and Elliott worries about accepting them. Jack passes on Maya's proposal. He offers to help Tad start a new magazine aimed at men. When Tad pitches magazine to some investors, Jack's constant interruptions expose a rift between father and phony son that ruins deal. Jack makes amends to Maya who felt sibling rivalry. 146979 1999 Just Shoot Me: Blackmail Photographer T DVD -R HQ 4533. DVD -R 1539 Cahoon, Kell and Tom Saunders Episode #59. 11-2-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch is upset because Adrienne is in Europe modeling and it's his first weekend away from her. Maya tries to convince Nina that the moon landing wasn't a hoax. Elliott is blackmailed into hiring a sleazy photographer as his assistant because the guy has a picture of Elliott having sex with Adrienne 146980 2002 Just Shoot Me: Blind Ambition T DVD -R HQ 5010. Cary, Donick Episode #117. 3-7-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina dumps a blind man. Maya goes out with him. But the man lashes out his anger publicly so Maya tries to dump him. But he convinces her he will behave. Comes over to her place to watch movies but bring porn so Maya kicks him out for good. Meanwhile, Jack encourages Finch to take some useful classes in college, so Dennis takes on TV Production. He starts his own show – "Finch Attacks!" – and asks Elliot to be his first guest. Halfway through the interview, he literally attacks Elliot and tapes him to the chair. After apologizing, Dennis convinces Elliot to help him attack Jack, but instead they both attack Elliot again. 146981 2000 Just Shoot Me: Blinded by the Right T DVD -R HQ 4667 Cahoon, Kell and Tom Saunders Episode #75. 4-4-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. When conservative Citizens for Morality demand Blush magazine tone down their sexually explicit covers, Jack is sure that charm can diffuse situation. But after meeting with group's charismatic leader, Jack isn't so sure. Group threatens to boycott one of Blush's biggest advertisers. Nina used to be the leader's childhood sweetheart so Jack wants her to use sex to sway him but Nina would rather use her brains. The leader turns the tables on Nina. Nina agrees to sell magazines under the counter at the boycotted market. Convinced Nina was brainwashed, Jack demands to meet with market owner. She invites the leader to join the meeting. Jack fears he will need help. Gets Maya to plead his case. Jack is stunned when the leader shows up with Nina by his side. He is sure case is lost, but Nina surprises everyone by persuading the market owner to continue selling Blush as always. 146982 2002 Just Shoot Me: Blush Gets Some Therapy T DVD -R HQ 5070 Reich, Brian Episode #121. 4-11-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. After the staff embarrasses themselves in front of designer Kate Spade, Jack hires a corporate therapist. 146983 2002 Just Shoot Me: Book of Jack, The T DVD -R HQ 4980 Hamra, Taylor Episode #120. 4-4-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack takes a vacation and uses the time to fulfill his dream of writing a novel. But when he gets frustrated, he pays an English professor to write the book for him. Meanwhile, Maya, Elliott and Nina are left to oversee the magazine and can't agree on even the smallest decisions. 146984 2002 Just Shoot Me: Boys in the Band, The T DVD -R HQ 5055 Finkel, David and Brett Baer Episode #124. 5-2-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina is dating the lead guitar player of Finch and Kevin's new "air band" and convinces him to quit the group. Meanwhile, Jack's rivalry with Alan Thicke drives both of them to therapy with their daughters. 146985 2000 Just Shoot Me: Brandi, You're a Fine Girl T DVD -R HQ 4770 Dickes, Susan and David Hemingson Episode #86. 11-16-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch's childhood best friend, a race car driver, has had a sex change operation and is now a beautiful woman. Nina abuses her new assistant Dee Dee (Marissa Jaret Winokur). Elliott tells Nina Dee Dee is really designer Tommy Hilfiger's daughter. He's lying. Finch runs out of on his old friend. Now he apologizes and then thinks he's falling in love with his best friend. Nina, thinking Dee Dee is famous, tells Jack of her famous father and he promotes her to be Elliott's boss. Practical joke spins out of control. Elliott prevents Jack from making a fool of himself over lunch with Hilfger, but cannot keep Nina from taking the confused designer to task for abandoning Dee Dee. Finch makes move on friend who rebuffs his advances. Finch is stunned to learn his best friend has agreed to a date with Jack. 146986 1998 Just Shoot Me: Bravefinch T DVD -R HQ 5761 Gordon, Andrew and Eileen Conn Episode #25. 3-26-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch's complaints about doing petty errands bring an unexpected response from Jack- he hires a personal assistant, Kenny. Having his territory infringed on soon becomes the least of Finch's worries, as Kenny threatens Finch violently when Finch speaks up. To make matters worse, no one believes Finch because Kenny is all brightness and sunshine to everyone else. Meanwhile, Nina's attempts to quit smoking backfire in two ways: Nina becomes even more amorous than usual toward everyone, while Maya, mistaking Nina's nicotine patch for a Band-Aid, gets unwittingly hopped up on nicotine and becomes relentlessly hyper 146987 2002 Just Shoot Me: Burning House, The T DVD -R HQ 5070 Cary, Donick and David Walpert Episode #122. 4-18-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. In a satire of "Project Greenlight," Finch makes a ten-minute semi-autobiographical movie for his film class, and convinces actor David Hasselhoff to play the father in the film. But when filming starts, trouble ensues when Nina, playing the mother, falls in love with the actor playing her son. Meanwhile, Jack demands an onscreen apology from Hasselhoff after the actor scratches Jack's car in the parking lot. 146988 2001 Just Shoot Me: Bye Bye Binnie T DVD -R HQ 5560 Brown, Maria A. Episode #106. 10-25-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina's long time friend Binnie unexpectedly dies, and Nina has a hard time dealing with it until Elliott confronts her. From ignoring her death, Nina takes a weird turn to worshiping and hanging out with her urn, until she loses her friend's ashes. Jack has a new pet: a mini-computerized egg that will do almost everything Finch does, causing him a great deal of jealousy. Finch decides it's time to do something that will take him to he higher steps of life and go to college. He wants a Gallo Foundation Scholarship. Unfortunately, Maya is there to bring the good sense down to her father, and he ends up giving the scholarship to someone who really deserved it: the eastern European cleaning lady's grandson. 146989 2000 Just Shoot Me: Choosing to Be Super T DVD -R HQ 5459 Port, Moses and David Guarascio Episode #85. 11-9-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya's high school best friend is in town for a class reunion. He's a popular motivational speaker. Jack asks him to give pep talk to staff at Blush. Elliott presses Maya to go to the reunion. Jack suffers disturbing dreams where Kevin, the magazine's mailroom clerk attacks him. The motivational speaker tells Maya he is a recovering alcoholic and apologizes for wrongly identifying her as the student who accused classmates of cheating. Maya is stunned. The motivational speaker shows up drunk for speaking engagement at magazine. Kevin's efforts to bridge gap with Jack serve only to frighten him further. The motivational speaker says he will tell the truth at the reunion if Maya goes. Maya discovers classmates still haven't forgiven her. The motivational speaker tells Maya he loves her, then locks her in a storage closet before telling their classmates she is now a prostitute. 146990 2001 Just Shoot Me: Christmas? Christmas! T Finkel, David and Brett Baer Episode #111. 12-13-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. It's Christmas time and Jack throws his annual party at the office. He dresses up as Santa, and tells Elliot's nephew that he won't get any presents for being a naughty boy and pushing Hannah out of the line. When Jack finds out the truth – that Hannah made it up because she thinks she can do anything and her daddy owns the world – he has to apologize to little Paul, but only make things worse. Meanwhile, Kevin's cousin Ray Liotta attends the party and sparks fly between him and Maya. But Ray's odd obsession with Christmas scares her away. And Finch and Nina fight over who creates the best new Christmas song. They can't come up with anything so they decide to become Jewish. 146991 1998 Just Shoot Me: College or Collagen T DVD -R HQ 3940 McCall, Marsh Episode #22. 2-26-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Mentoring seems to be going really well for Maya- her protégé. Karey is doing fabulously in her first year of college. However, Karey is now at a crossroads wondering what to do with her life. Maya tries to push her to stay in school and make the most of her college years, but she hits an obstacle in the form of Nina, who wants Karey to put her natural talents to use as a model. Meanwhile, Jack and Finch have an illicit "fling" with each other- as bridge partners. 146992 2003 Just Shoot Me: Comedy Stylings of Rivers & Red, The T DVD -R HQ 5250 Episode #145 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Red Finch (Brian Dennehy) is Dennis's boisterous dad, now Jack's bossy limo driver; Jack Carter plays an insult comic taking shots at Elliott, who hatches a scheme for revenge. Also: Maya's on edge about meeting a high-school beau. 146993 2002 Just Shoot Me: Da Sister Who Loved DiMauro T DVD -R HQ 5117 Episode #129. 11-12-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Gina Gershon guest stars as Rhonda, the beautiful but foul-mouthed sister of Vicki who immediately falls for Elliott. But when Elliott feigns interest in Rhonda only to ultimately make himself seem more interesting to Vicki, he finds himself in an awkward situation and only Finch can save him. Meanwhile, Jack annoys the entire office when he sets up closed-circuit cameras everywhere in an attempt to keep his eye on everyone while is home recovering from foot surgery. 146994 1997 Just Shoot Me: Devil and Maya Gallo, The T DVD -R HQ 3772. VHS 571 Episode #2. 3-5-1997 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya arrives for first day at Blush Magazine. In elevator, tells her grand plans to change Blush from trashy, sex-driven rag featuring scantily clad women into a respectable magazine. Women takes offense -- she's the cover model for current issue. Nina thinks Maya is going to fire her. Finch is also concerned. At staff meeting, Maya pitches some risqué ideas for next issue that Jack supports. He then gives her company credit cards. Elliott fuels Nina's and Finch's paranoia. Maya's office is plush. Elliott, Nina and Finch agree to tell Jack he is making a mistake by hiring Maya. Maya and Jack are at impasse regarding direction of magazine. Next day at staff meeting, Maya is missing. She finally shows up. Jack sets record straight regarding Maya's role at Blush. She will be the articles editor. Nina is relieved -- doesn't infringe on fashion or beauty department. Jack says Blush will be doing harder hitting stories from now on. Compromise is established. 146995 2000 Just Shoot Me: Dial 'N' for Murder T DVD -R HQ 4590 Glarum, Sivert and Michael Jamin Episode #69. 2-8-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina reluctantly meets with her former agent, Catherine. Catherine wants Nina's help with a suicide attempt. But after she becomes friends with Finch, she decides that a night of sex with him would be the best way to go out. Meanwhile, Maya thinks her new boyfriend likes his woman heavy and is trying to fatten her up. 146996 1999 Just Shoot Me: Divorce to Remember, A T DVD -R HQ 4520 McCall, Marsh Episode #57. 9-21-1999. Season 4 Opener Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch and Adrienne return from a wonderful honeymoon in Tahiti, but upon their return, Finch is hit with a hard dose of reality. If he is to maintain his "cool" image in Adrienne's eyes, he will have to give up a lot of his favorite things, such as action figures, sci-fi conventions, and cat shows. What makes this so problematic is that his cat Spartacus has just made the finals of a big cat show, and winning has been a lifelong dream of his. Maya and Elliott fret over whether marriage is legal or not and end up seeking out help of cult's strange lawyer who successfully annuls the marriage. Two are left unsure about possible future implications of their affair. 146997 2000 Just Shoot Me: Dog Day Afternoon (aka Dogday Afternoon) T DVD -R HQ 4192 Hemingson, David Episode #89. 12-14-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya wants to take home a stray dog who followed her to work. Elliott agrees. Finch and Nina tell him Maya is using the dog as a test to see if he wants to have children. So Elliott acts indifferent to dog. Jack's regular lottery numbers come up winners. Finch is afraid to tell Jack he never bought the ticket. Maya returns dog assuming Elliott doesn't like him. Elliott misses the dog and tells her why. Finch hatches plan to keep from telling Jack truth but plan fails. Finch is forced to give Jack counterfeit lottery ticket. Elliott kidnaps dog and realizes he's the one who wants a baby. Finally Maya's talk of marriage spooks Elliott once again. Jack gets his revenge by telling Finch that the $50,000 winning lottery ticket is his bonus for the year. 146998 2003 Just Shoot Me: Donnie Redeemed T DVD -R HQ 5216 Episode #144. 5-13-2003 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Elliott's duplicitous brother (David Cross) returns, accompanied by his fiancée and now deeply sorry for conning his sibling in the past. The sudden turnaround doesn't convince Elliott, who's determined to prove this is another scam. 146999 2000 Just Shoot Me: Donnie Returns T DVD -R HQ 4707 McCall Marsh and Tom Maxwell and Don Woodard Episode #84. 11-02-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Elliott's brother shows up at the office unannounced. and apologizes for pretending to be dimwitted. He asks his brother for a loan. Maya thinks Elliott is being set up. A beating lands Elliott's brother in the hospital. Feeling responsible, Maya gets the cash to pay off the loan shark. 147000 2002 Just Shoot Me: Educating Finch T DVD -R HQ 5060 Kaminsky, Jessica Episode #119. 3-28-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Trying to find a photo for a show, Elliott chooses a nude photo of Maya he took when they were dating and she passed out drunk. Jack hires a tutor for Finch, although she turns out to be a massage therapist as well. When Finch confesses he got a massage instead of being tutored, Jack is happy because Finch is maturing. 147001 1998 Just Shoot Me: Elliott the Geek T DVD -R HQ 3904 McCall, Marsh Episode #16. 1-6-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. When his favorite high school teacher dies, Elliott at first sees the memorial service as an opportunity to flaunt his flashy career and his glamorous lifestyle in his old classmates' faces. His cockiness is quickly tempered, however, by the revelation of the truth about his high school years- he was something of a nerd. When the office hears about it, his present becomes almost as intolerable as his past. Meanwhile, Jack trains Finch in the art of being influential around the office. 147002 1998 Just Shoot Me: Emperor, The T DVD -R HQ 3981. DVD -R 2181. Woodard, Don and Tom Maxwell Episode #28. 4-23-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya and Finch attend designer Oscar Milos's fashion show using Nina's tickets. At the party, a drunken Maya makes some caustic remarks to a newspaper reporter, resulting in Milos pulling $3 million worth of advertising from the magazine. Maya decides to try and get the advertising back herself, without help. Meanwhile, Jack helps Elliott with his new girlfriend. Jack sends Elliott's date poems, flowers and much more in Elliott's name. She ends up dumping Elliott because "he" was smothering her. 147003 2001 Just Shoot Me: Erlene and Bo T DVD -R HQ 4320 Hemingson, David and Brian Reich Episode #98. 3-29-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina's sister Erlene visits New York for the first time from Kansas. Nina becomes jealous when Erlene becomes extremely popular around the office. Meanwhile, Jack is determined to find out who booed him during a speech to the office. Three different endings were shot and viewers voted on them on the NBC Website. They were: 1) "Finch makes a move for Brooke Shields" 2) "Finch gets picked up by Brooke Shields", and 3) "Don't pick this one, it gets weird.": Other sources list endings as "Finch sleeps with Nina's sister," "Finch gets dumped by Nina's sister," and "things get weird." 147004 2003 Just Shoot Me: Evaluate This! T Byron, Ellen, Lisa Kappman Episode #134. 11-24-2003 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. At Vicki's suggestion, Jack asks all the Blush staff regulars to anonymously evaluate his work. Finch, Nina, Maya and Elliott submit signed appraisals that only include words of praise. Vicki anonymously tells Jack the truth. By process of elimination, Jack knows who the criticism came from and he is spurned. Vicki consoles him and finally convinces him truth is healthy. Jack then insists everyone tell him something honest. Finch goes into a tailspin of vitriolic criticism. Nina sprains her ankle after Maya suggests she walk somewhere. Maya has to take Nina's place at a fashion event. When Maya has a great time, Nina becomes jealous. 147005 1998 Just Shoot Me: Eve of Destruction T DVD -R HQ 3950 Burditt, Jack and Pam Brady Episode #30. 5-5-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya's mother visits the magazine and promptly becomes embroiled in a battle for a painting with Jack. Meanwhile, a new efficiency expert "hired" by Jack turns out to merely be Jack's golf caddy. 147006 1997 Just Shoot Me: Experiment, The T DVD -R HQ 4383. DVD -R HQ 3818. VHS 597 Glarum, Sivert and Michael Jamin Episode #7. 9-23-1997. Season 2 Opener Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Determined to prove that good-looking people have an unfair advantage in the job market, Maya concocts an experiment. She'll send two people to interview for the same job- one is unattractive but perfect for the job. The second has the brains of a Stegosaurus but is gorgeous. She soon falls victim to the very prejudice she is trying to fight when she and the good-looking guy start dating. Nina begs for the chance to participate in an office prank on Finch while Jack struggles with the complicated assembly instructions to his baby daughter's dollhouse. 147007 2001 Just Shoot Me: Fanny Finch T DVD -R HQ 4840 Dickes, Susan and David Hemingson Episode #99. 4-19-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch tries to fix his visiting mother up with Jack, in hopes that he can become a Gallo. Elliott tries to help a photographer find his passion. 147008 2000 Just Shoot Me: Fast Times at Finchmont High T DVD -R HQ 5420 Port, Moses and David Guarascio and Robert Cohen Episode #80. 5-16-2000. Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya has a problem when a reporter scheduled to pose as a high school student calls in sick. Needing someone for the assignment, Jack turns to Finch. They persuade him to find out what makes today's students tick. Nina sees her televised biography and realizes how much energy she uses just to please men. Elliott suggests celibacy to improve her clarity and focus. Finch's temporary replacement, Kevin, has an extraordinary singing voice. Finch at school is challenged by a bully. Despite Maya's disgust, Finch is the hero he always wanted to be in high school. He's forced to reveal his real age and his big Prom night sours as his date bolts. Kevin shares with Jack his very personal reasons for not wanting to sing in public. Nina manages to avoid sex with a variety of partners. Finch returns from failed prom date. Nina can remain celibate no more. They kiss. 147009 2001 Just Shoot Me: Finch and the Fighter T DVD -R HQ 4770 Reich, Brian Episode #90. 1-4-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch dates a female boxer with a jealous ex-girlfriend. Elliott, Jack and Nina fool Maya into believing that they're smarter than she is. 147010 2001 Just Shoot Me: Finch Chases Amy T DVD -R 1618 Adler, Allison Episode #108. 11-8-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch and Elliott compete for Amy's affections, with Finch finally gaining the lead after an emergency with her beloved cat. Meanwhile, after Jack introduces a point system for positive reinforcement, Maya and Nina only use it as a source for competition. 147011 1999 Just Shoot Me: Finch Gets Dick T DVD -R HQ 4526 (Mislabeled on Disc as 5026). Glarum, Sivert and Michael Jamin Episode #60. 11-9-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Elliott is blackmailed into hiring a sleazy photographer as his assistant because the guy has a picture of Elliott having sex with Adrienne. 147012 2001 Just Shoot Me: Finch in the Dogg House T DVD -R HQ 4900 Reich, Brian Episode #103. 9-27-2001. Season 6 Opener. Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Plans backfire when Finch sleeps with Allie as Jack prepares to walk in on them. Meanwhile, Nina ruins Elliott's relationship with a therapist. Jack keeps ignoring Dennis's desperate attempts for forgiveness, until he learns from Allie the true story behind the facts. But now it's too late, Dennis got a new job as Snoop Dogg's new assistant - but it doesn't take much for Finch to quit his new job and go back to Blush magazine. 147013 2000 Just Shoot Me: Finch on Ice T DVD -R HQ 5420 Dickes, Susan and Brian Reich Episode #78. 5-2-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch's former figure skating partner visits and asks for him for help coaching her and her new partner. Maya bleaches her hair as a research project and convinces Elliott to enact some sexual fantasies. Nina worries that an ailing Ed McMahon may cause the preemption of an A&E biography about her. Ed McMahon (Himself). 147014 1999 Just Shoot Me: First Date T DVD -R HQ 4540 Dickes, Susan Episode #64. 11-25-1999. Part Two (Part One-Axe to Grind, An). Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch tries to find a new model girlfriend. Maya and Elliott try to decide what to do about their kiss. Maya proposes a dinner "meeting" since neither of them can bear to call it a date. Meanwhile, Maya's former assistant Cindy visits. She's now a media buyer. Jack makes Maya take Cindy out to dinner and Elliott goes along so that it really is a meeting. Elliott and Maya drink too much and Elliott wakes up with Cindy and must find a way to tell Maya. 147015 2000 Just Shoot Me: First Thanksgiving, The T DVD -R HQ 4850 Gewirtz, Howard Episode #87. 11-23-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya hosts Thanksgiving Day dinner at Jack's vacation home. Finch persuades co-worker, Colleen (Christina Moore) to join him for weekend. Nina wants to impress Jack with her own youthful attitude when he is impressed with Colleen's ideas for magazine. Jack wastes no time snatching Colleen away for tour of house. Finch worries about Jack stealing Colleen. Nina brings a young date of her own. Maya stumbles upon her dad and Elliott's mom in bed. Tries to make sure Elliott doesn't see what's going on. Maya confronts Jack. Finch is convinced Jack is wooing Colleen and gets drunk and confronts him. Jack mistakenly concludes Finch is talking about Rhonda. Jack is convinced everyone knows about him and Rhoda. And once Jack and Rhoda agree that their one-night-stand should remain just that, the truth comes out over dinner. 147016 2003 Just Shoot Me: For the Last Time, I Do T DVD -R HQ 5260 Episode #147 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. As wedding day approaches, Nina becomes concerned when it seems that the minister for the ceremony, an old friend of Simon's, seems to still have feelings for him. Meanwhile, Finch invites a teenage fan of Simon's to the wedding, only for him to become smitten with Maya. 147017 2002 Just Shoot Me: Friends and Neighbors T DVD -R HQ 4985 Hemingson, David Episode #116. 2-28-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya's noisy neighbor moving out clears the way for Finch and Kevin to move in. But when Finch is given a space in the dorms on campus, he may leave Kevin out in the cold. Meanwhile, Elliott has trouble parting with his vintage car when he sells it to Jack. 147018 1998 Just Shoot Me: Funny Girl T DVD -R HQ 4077 Zuker, Danny Episode #35. 11-3-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Not impressed with Maya's lame attempt to play a prank on him, Finch claims that women just aren't as good at practical jokes as men are. To prove him wrong, Maya tries to convince Elliott he's being stalked, but it turns out the joke's on her-in a big way. Meanwhile, Jack fears that he's really beginning to look his age, so he decides to look into plastic surgery. 147019 2003 Just Shoot Me: Future Issues T Episode #148 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Series finale centers on a send-off for retiring Jack, whose staffers share memories, shed tears and pay affectionate tribute. Finch puts his feelings into rap, while Nina likens Jack to---what else?---"a perfect glass of Scotch." 147020 2001 Just Shoot Me: Gift Piggy, The T DVD -R HQ 4801 Sachs, Gabe and Jeff Judah Episode #91. 1-11-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Elliott goes to traffic school where Finch is his teacher. Nina and Maya debate why they were invited to a coworker's bridal shower. Jack accidentally sets Kevin's pet tarantula loose in the office. 147021 2003 Just Shoot Me: Goodbye Girl, The T DVD -R HQ 5172 Episode #138. 4-29-2003. The series won't be returning in the fall, but tonight NBC unreels two first-run episodes that showcase the sly repartee and gleeful double entendre that became the show's hallmark. Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. First up, hairstyling once again occupies Vicki (Rena Sofer), who's "dyeing" to give Blush the brush. Nina takes under her wing the female impersonator who's portraying her in a cabaret show. Dennis rides roughshod over his new assistant -- Elliott. 147022 2002 Just Shoot Me: Guess Who's Coming to Blush? T DVD -R HQ 5102. VHS 1298 Episode #125. 10-8-2002. Seven 7 Opener Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Vicki Costa (Rena Sofer) has a chance encounter at a newsstand with Jack (George Segal). Jack hires her to help Blush as an editorial consultant, 2002-2003 Jack hires a woman off the street to run the desk. The staff thinks its because Jack wants to seduce her. This causes her to quit. When the staff finds out that Jack didn't hire her for that reason, they convince her to come back to work. Meanwhile, Finch tries to get a distraught female co-worker to take comfort in his arms. 147023 2002 Just Shoot Me: Halloween? Halloween! T Finkel, David and Brett Baer Episode #128. 10-29-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina is throwing a Halloween party! At the party, Finch and Elliot compete for Blush's newest cover model, Kelly. In the end Finch gets her, only to find she is a lesbian who thinks he is a woman. Meanwhile, the jealous Elliot tries to keep Vicki from going home with a guy she met at the party. 147024 2001 Just Shoot Me: Haves and the Have-Mores, The T DVD -R HQ 4930 Finkel, David and Brett Baer Episode #110. 12-6-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina is tired of Kevin's obsession with her and his sick, weird gifts. She asks Maya to tell him to back off. She agrees assuring Nina that Kevin is a sweet guy. Maya is surprised later by Kevin and gets a little freaked out. Her suspicions come true the next morning when Kevin tries to return a quarter she dropped. Maya yells at Kevin who runs away shocked to discover everyone thinks he is a pervert. Maya sends Nina to talk to him. Kevin confesses feelings for her and asks for a kiss. She agrees. He kisses her on the forehead. Jack has to suck up to an arrogant millionaire so he can launch a Blush channel on cable. He tries to bribe Elliot so he can be laughed at and made fun of by millionaire. But Jack is forced to interfere when the guy crosses a line with his friend. 147025 1999 Just Shoot Me: Hello Goodbye T DVD -R HQ 4533 Burditt, Jack and Mike Reynolds Episode #62. 11-16-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch realizes that he and Adrienne are very different from one another and begins to doubt their marriage. Meanwhile, Jack asks Maya to do the annual employee evaluations. 147026 2000 Just Shoot Me: Hit the Road, Jack T DVD -R HQ 4159 Reich, Brian Episode #81. 10-12-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Elliott stops to pick up Jack at home and while his boss is looking for his keys, he overhears a message from Jack's wife saying she is leaving him. He accidentally erases the message and Elliott cannot bring himself to tell Jack what he heard. Nina is shocked when Finch resists her sexual advances. Elliott tells Maya about the message. Jack says it's a misunderstanding. Finch continues to torment Nina by refusing her erotic suggestions. Jack is stunned to discover his wife is really leaving him because she has fallen in love with another man. Finch and Nina continue to spar sexually. 147027 1999 Just Shoot Me: Hostess to Murder T DVD -R HQ 4424 Brady, Pam Episode #47. 2-23-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya's attempt to host a murder mystery party is plagued with problems. Elliott wants to ditch the party for an Armani gala being held on the same night. Nina shows up with Maya's old boyfriend Derek, Jack wants to wear Elliott's costume, Finch is trying to make time with the caterer (who is dressed as a large-bosomed French chambermaid). game master Larry is a down-on-his-luck actor who spends most of the party on the phone with his agent. Everything is thrown into chaos when Maya's next door neighbor suffers a heart attack and drops dead -- and everyone but her thinks it's part of the game. 147028 2000 Just Shoot Me: Hot Nights in Paris T DVD -R HQ 4650 Port, Moses and David Guarascio Episode #76. 4-18-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack and Nina prepare to celebrate anniversary of first meeting. Finch persuades Maya to live with Elliott so he can sublet her rent controlled apartment. Maya moves in with Elliott. They fight. She storms out. Finch, in Maya's apartment, seduces a friend of Maya's. Maya arrives. Finch begs her to reconsider. Elliott shows up to say he loves her. Maya returns home with him leaving Finch alone with her friend. Jack and Nina apologize for their behavior. Finch works to convince Maya's friend of his sincerity. 147029 1998 Just Shoot Me: How Nina Got Her Groove Back T DVD -R HQ 4077 Glarum, Sivert and Michael Jamin Episode #40. 12-8-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina gets into a catfight with modeling rival Margo Langhorne, then becomes upset when Margo decides to retire from modeling. Jack is upset that Donald Trump has a sandwich named after him and gets Finch to attach his name to a park. Maya's new boyfriend enjoys taking his shirt off in public. And Elliott's wearing new shoes to please his girlfriend, but they only make him slip. 147030 1998 Just Shoot Me: How the Finch Stole Christmas T DVD -R HQ 4103 Engel, Stephen Episode #41. 12-15-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch sneaks a look at the office Christmas presents and is disappointed by his when he discovers that it's not what he wanted. So, he sabotages the office Christmas. Meanwhile, Nina learns the true meaning of casual wear, Elliott protests the commercialization of the holiday and Maya rags Jack about his selfishness 147031 2001 Just Shoot Me: Impossible Dream, The T DVD -R HQ 4980 Port, Joe and Joe Wiseman Episode #109. 11-15-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch and Elliott are fighting over Amy. Jack warns Amy that the fight is interfering with the office work environment, and so Finch and Elliott come to terms about Amy: they decide that since they both like her so much, they should share her. She would spend half her time with one and then the other half with the other. Of course Amy is not ok with that and decides to quit the magazine altogether since she got a six figure book deal. Meanwhile, Jack and Nina try hard to show Kevin the good of being rich and end up corrupting him. Now Kevin, who was once happy and simple, is miserable and full of debts. 147032 1998 Just Shoot Me: In the Company of Maya T DVD -R HQ 5761 Brady, Pam Episode #18. 1-20-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. When Maya develops a crush on a writer she works with, she isn't quite sure how to handle the situation. Believing he likes her, but is too shy to ask her out, Maya takes some tips from Nina on how to lead him on. The strategy backfires when Maya finds herself slapped with a sexual harassment suit the next day. Meanwhile, Elliott tries to live down his humiliation when he discovers his girlfriend is a spokesperson for a brand of hemorrhoid cream. 147033 1997 Just Shoot Me: In Your Dreams T DVD -R HQ 4371. VHS 571 Levitan, Steven Episode #5. 3-25-1997 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Appalled at how bad she looks in her current ID photo, Maya agrees to let Elliott take a new photo of her which will make her look more attractive. Unfortunately, Elliott makes her look a little too attractive. A racy dream that ensues only adds to the trouble. Finch power trips big time by writing a lengthy new office policy which seems to serve his own interests more than those of the office. 147034 2003 Just Shoot Me: It's Raining Babies T DVD -R HQ 5120 Episode #132. 1-7-2003 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina-Vicki tangle is the devilish work of Finch, a mischief-maker ripe for a comeuppance. George Lucas plays himself in a cameo role. 147035 1999 Just Shoot Me: Jack Gets Tough T DVD -R HQ 5330 Gewirtz, Howard Episode #66. 12-14-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. With Jack's autobiography out on shelves, a problem is discovered: he claims to have beat up Robert Conrad, only because he thought the actor was dead and couldn't say otherwise. Unfortunately, the actor stops by the office. Finch and Elliott deal with a good saleslady who uses compliments to sell clothes. Nina is upset that she's only mentioned 4 times in Jack's book. 147036 1999 Just Shoot Me: Jack Vents T DVD -R HQ 4526 (Mislabeled on Disc as 5026). Brady, Pam Episode #61. 11-9-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina discovers that she can overhear Jack's private therapy sessions and blackmails him into using the company limo. Maya writes a story about gambling and goes a little too far. 147037 1998 Just Shoot Me: Jack's Old Partner T DVD -R HQ 6325. DVD -R 1695 McCall, Marsh Episode #26. 4-9-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. While writing his memoirs, Jack suddenly contracts a horrible case of writer's block. He then realizes why- he has come to the place in his memoirs where he fired his old partner Herb just before Blush took off. Discovering his old partner has been toiling in a toyshop in Connecticut for 30 years earning a meager living worsens Jack's guilt. In an attempt to make it up to him, Jack gives Herb a high position in the magazine only to rediscover the reason he let Herb go in the first place- Herb is terrible at the magazine business. Meanwhile, Nina's problems with an IRS audit seem to be over when the female auditor takes a liking to Elliott, but in fact, they're just beginning. 147038 1997 Just Shoot Me: Jesus, It's Christmas T DVD -R HQ 3895 Glarum, Sivert and Michael Jamin Episode #15. 12-16-1997 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. At Maya's urging, the gang agrees to forego the usual gift-giving tradition and pool their money into a donation for someone less fortunate than they are. The recipient turns out to be night custodian Jesus Santos, whom Maya meets while working late one night. Things become extremely awkward when Jesus decides what to spend the money on- nothing but presents for Maya. Meanwhile, Finch conspires to get Elliott to let him tag along on his trip to the Caribbean for a Christmas photo shoot with five gorgeous models. 147039 1997 Just Shoot Me: King Lear Jet T DVD -R HQ 3869 Zuker, Danny Episode #11. 11-11-1997 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack has two tickets to a London performance of King Lear, but when he is forced to cancel his plans, he is forced to decide who to give the tickets to suck-ups Nina and Elliott who want the vacation on his private jet, or true Shakespeare die-hard Maya. The adventure that follows parallels the play. Nina and Elliott get the tickets, but their endless conniving against each other proves to be their undoing, while only Maya stays true to her father. 147040 1998 Just Shoot Me: Kiss, The T DVD -R HQ 3950 Maxwell, Tom and Don Woodard Episode #24. 3-19-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. It all starts out innocently. In order to help Elliott get a great deal on an apartment, Maya agrees to pose with him as a married couple. To complete the charade, the two are forced to kiss. This development is harmless enough- until they find themselves kissing again voluntarily. Awkward could hardly begin to describe relations between them afterward. They work through the awkwardness, but by the end, both Maya and Elliott realize that the long, bumpy road, wherever it may lead, is just beginning for them. Meanwhile, when Jack discovers Finch has been renting out his parking space, it leads the two into a battle over trust. 147041 1997 Just Shoot Me: La Cage T DVD -R HQ 3869 Burditt, Jack Episode #10. 11-4-1997 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. At first, Elliott's attempts to warn Finch about dating his ex-girlfriend, supermodel Nikki Elston, seem like just jealousy. However, there's more than a grain of truth in his warnings- Nikki is a true nutcase who delights in putting men through hell. One of her favorite stunts is locking them on a perch in a giant birdcage. Meanwhile, Nina's attempts to get a raise from Jack are subverted by the discovery of the truth about her use of the company's expense accounts. 147042 2003 Just Shoot Me: Last Temptation of Elliott, The T DVD -R HQ 5250 Episode #146. Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Boorish Intern Rick (Richard Kind) at Blush with a crush on Maya. Also: Elliott is drawn to the women at his Bible-study class that's crashed by lascivious Finch, passing himself off as a sinner anxious to be saved. 147043 1997 Just Shoot Me: Lemon Wacky Hello T DVD -R HQ 4358.VHS 571 Gordon, Andrew and Eileen Conn Episode #6. 3-26-1997 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack returns from his trip to China and he brings back gifts for everyone, including a strange candy called Lemon Wacky Hello. The Hello proves to be very wacky indeed, as it contains a hallucinogenic drug that puts everyone into an acid-trip-like state and disrupts Maya's first chance to put the magazine together by herself. 147044 1999 Just Shoot Me: Lies & Dolls T Glarum, Sivert and Michael Jamin Episode #44. 2-2-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya becomes smitten with a United States Senator, but loses him to Nina through a series of deceptions on Nina's part. Nina convinces him that she is an old-fashioned Southern belle with no vices whatsoever, and that Maya is a drug addict. Also, when it is revealed that Elliott stole a Six Million Dollar Man doll as a kid, he becomes racked with guilt over it while Finch can only think of the potential collector's value of the item. Finally, Jack decides to see what life is like from his employees' point of view and moves his desk into the center of the office. 147045 2002 Just Shoot Me: Liotta? Liotta! T DVD -R HQ 5061 Adler, Allison Episode #114. 1-31-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Ray Liotta appears on "The Tonight Show," pledging his love to Maya. She rejects him until he agrees to give up being in the public eye for her, although he finds it difficult to adjust to being a regular guy. Elliott and Finch play a joke on cocky Jack, who has bought a desk once owned by George Washington. And Nina creates a one-woman show based on her life. Jay Leno (Himself). Ray Liotta (Himself). Kevin (Brian Posehn). 147046 1998 Just Shoot Me: List, The T DVD -R HQ 5929 McCall, Marsh Episode #39. 11-24-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack fears for his reputation when he falls to #100 on the Power 100 list. Nina's idea to improve his standing by sending out a special collection of Blush covers to remind people how important the magazine has been backfires, as Elliott is made #100 because of his brilliant photography. Meanwhile, Finch meets idol Mark Hamill at Bartini's and annoys the hell out of him. 147047 1999 Just Shoot Me: Love Is In the Air T DVD -R HQ 5320 Cahoon, Kell and Tom Saunders Episode #65. 11-30-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack and Maya run into his ex-wife Roberta on an airplane to Paris. Jack desperately tries to convince her to marry her new boyfriend so he can stop making alimony payments. Finch and Elliott convince Nina that Jack is still in the office, until she discovers their prank and enlists Kevin the mail guy to help get them back. 147048 1998 Just Shoot Me: Mask, The T DVD -R HQ 4050 Woodard, Don and Tom Maxwell Episode #34. 10-27-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Halloween is no treat for Maya when Finch gets her to wear an embarrassing costume to the office. Luckily, she meets her Prince Charming in an elevator. Meanwhile, Jack confesses to a dirty trick he played on a young impressionable Maya and Elliott and Finch hatch a plan to find out if Nina's friend Binnie really exists. Finally, Finch claims he wasn't the least bit scared by Alfred Hitchcock's horror masterpiece Psycho, so Elliott sets out to prove he's lying. 147049 2001 Just Shoot Me: Maya Judging Amy T DVD - R HQ 4945 Cary, Donick Episode #107. 11-1-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya is looking for a new assistant and thinks she's found the perfect one when Amy Watson, a good looking, young and intelligent woman shows up at the office. The entire male staff of Blush is drooling over her, and Nina warns Maya about Amy, but she thinks Amy is not just another dumb blond bimbo. Amy tries to show Maya some articles she has written, hoping that they would end up published in the magazine, but Maya thinks their content doesn't go with the Blush's theme. Amy goes over Maya's head and show the articles to Jack. He makes her Blush's newest sex columnist. Maya who was just convinced to fire her because Amy was not at all what she thought, is shocked. Elliot finds himself in an awkward position after setting Kevin up with a woman. 147050 2001 Just Shoot Me: Maya Stops Thinking T Dickes, Susan and Moses Port and David Guarascio Episode #101. 5-3-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya has a one night stand with a guy who says he's a doctor and moving to Spain. However, they're both surprised when he turns up as Blush's new creative consultant the next day. Meanwhile, Elliott becomes obsessed with getting Finch to do a good deed. Blurb: "Clark Kent or Superman Who Do You Really Want?" on cover of this episode's Blush, a reference to guest star Dean Cain's appearance. 147051 1999 Just Shoot Me: Maya's Nude Photos T DVD -R HQ 5929 Port, Moses and David Guarascio Episode #50. 4-6-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya's enrollment in a photography class causes problems on multiple levels between her and Elliott. Elliott takes an immediate dislike to Maya's teacher, Martin Spancer, when he insults Elliott's work for being too commercial. Then when he assigns Maya to do a nude self-portrait, Elliott claims that he only gave her the assignment so that he could see her naked body. Believing that Elliott's accusation is based on his personal dislike for Spancer, she disregards him. However, when Spancer raves about her nude photos and invites her to go away with him for a special weekend session, Elliott becomes even more convinced that his intentions are purely sexual. Meanwhile, Finch becomes extremely jealous when Nina's new assistant Brad begins entertaining Jack with magic tricks. 147052 2001 Just Shoot Me: Mayas and Tigers and Deans, Oh My T DVD -R HQ 4840 Brown, Maria A. and Gabe Sachs and Jeff Judah Episode #95. 2-15-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack and Elliott think Nina's new boyfriend, magician "The Amazing Zigmund," is gay. Zigmund hits on Elliott--or does he? Meanwhile, Maya decides to enact revenge on her new high school intern after discovering that he plans to dump his girlfriend in the same manner she was dumped many years ago 147053 1999 Just Shoot Me: Miss Pretty T DVD -R HQ 11526. DVD -R 1742 Gara, Mchael and David Spancer Episode #49. 3-23-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya decides that since the new Miss Pretty column is so good, she will do a column on Miss Pretty. Finch then informs her that the new Miss Pretty is actually a man, but Maya thinks that will make the article even better, and insists on meeting him. The trouble is that Miss Pretty is actually Finch himself-and he is determined to keep the office from discovering it. He tries to escape from the mess by hiring professional scam artist Kurt to pose as Miss Pretty, but things only get worse when Maya falls for him. Meanwhile, Nina finds herself roped into an unwanted friendship with a woman she can't stand, and Elliott and Jack find themselves in hot water when they accidentally insult an Asian-American executive from an important advertiser 147054 2002 Just Shoot Me: Mr. Jealousy T DVD -R HQ 5102. Episode #126. 10-15-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch is scared about Jack liking Vicki, so he sets her up to look bad, but he's not sure when she'll get him back. Meanwhile, Nina brings in a woman off the street to prove to Jack that he was wrong to hire Vicki. She is worried though when the woman gets lost in the building. 147055 2000 Just Shoot Me: Mum's the Word T DVD -R HQ 4192 Brown, Maria A. Episode #83. 10-26-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina accidentally disrupts TV production crew shooting scene in front of building and meets Finch's hero, the star of a TV series. Maya finds out Elliott can't vote because of a long-hidden prison record. Jack's sunglasses disappear and everyone suspects Elliott. Nina goes out with the TV star and his mother comes along. He promises his mother will move out of his apartment if Nina comes back to him. But Nina realizes he is incapable of living without his dominating mother. Maya, trying to make Elliott feel better, admits to having cheated in order to beat a rival during the New York City Marathon. 147056 1997 Just Shoot Me: My Dinner with Woody T DVD -R HQ 5694 Levitan, Steven Episode #12. 11-18-1997 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya's fantasy piece about a dinner with Woody Allen brings notice from a lot of people--including Woody Allen himself, supposedly. The man who shows up at Maya's office the next day is not Woody Allen, but he presents himself as such, and actually seems to believe he is. Maya finds herself playing along with the charade until their relationship and her life turn into her favorite movie, Annie Hall. Meanwhile, a mix-up over eye drops causes Jack to temporarily lose his sight. 147057 2003 Just Shoot Me: My Fair Finchy T DVD -R HQ 5216 Episode #142. 5-6-2003 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Outrageous behavior between Finch and his sexy partner (Gina Gershon) galls Maya, who sets out to rein in the stallion. Also: Jack and Maya compete for an office-cleaner's favor in a feud that gets way out of hand 147058 2000 Just Shoot Me: Night at the Plaza, A T DVD -R HQ 5459 Sachs, Gabe and Jeff Judah Episode #82. 10-19-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack gets a divorce and Maya asks Elliott to help break the news to Nina and Finch. But he wants his separation kept under wraps. His behavior leads Finch and Nina to conclude he and his wife are having a baby. Only when they throw a surprise party to celebrate is Maya forced to tell them the truth. Maya, seeing her dad's divorce as a wake-up call, she tries but fails to get Elliott to read a magazine article about communication between couples. Despite Finch and Nina's efforts to help, Jack asks everyone not to interfere. Maya decides otherwise. Jack is forced to tell her that he wants to be left alone. Maya wants Jack to ire Elliott to make it easier for her to break up. Finch and Nina arrive and Jack sends them all home so he can watch television in peace. But once everyone is gone, he realizes he needs to be surrounded by friends and asks them to join him again. 147059 2002 Just Shoot Me: Nina and the Rocker T DVD -R HQ 5117 Walpert, David Episode #127. 10-22-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina starts dating a British rocker named Simon Leeds. Meanwhile, Maya convinces Vicki to give her the details of her divorce. And Jack is prancing around showing off his new pocket watch until Elliot gets one too. 147060 1998 Just Shoot Me: Nina in the Cantina T DVD -R HQ 3940 Glarum, Sivert and Michael Jamin Episode #21. 2-24-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. When Maya scores interview with legendary rocker Nick Hewitt, flood of memories is triggered for Nina of affair they had 25 years ago. Nina describes it as the most romantic weekend of her life. She realized he felt same way when song "Nina in the Cantina" hit charts a few months later. Unfortunately, Maya learns the song was actually about Twiggy. Rock star only used name Nina for purpose of the rhyme. used the name Nina for the purpose of the rhyme. Meanwhile, Elliott's extreme jealousy of Annie Liebowitz is exploited everywhere he turns, while Finch tries desperately to get rid of an ugly handmade vase given to him by Jack. 147061 1999 Just Shoot Me: Nina Sees Red (1) T DVD -R HQ 4146 Burditt, Jack Episode #45. 2-9-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Red Finch is visiting and Dennis is trying to avoid him because of his father's recent divorce. Elliott is excited about the possibility of working with his crush, Tyra Banks. Red and Nina go out for dinner...and more. Elliott meets Tyra but scares the hell out of her due to Jack's stun gun. Red and Nina announce their engagement. Part one of two. 147062 1999 Just Shoot Me: Nina Sees Red (2) T DVD -R HQ 4146 Burditt, Jack Episode #46. 2-16-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch takes the news of the engagement quite badly. Not only is he concerned for his father's well-being, the prospect of having Nina as his stepmother terrifies him. However, when a night of passion puts Red in the hospital, it causes him to seriously question his impending marriage. After a heart-to-heart with both Red and Nina, Finch finally convinces both of them to call it off. Meanwhile, Elliott miraculously gets another chance with Tyra Banks, but once again, Jack accidentally screws things up for him. 147063 2002 Just Shoot Me: Nina Van Grandma T Walpert, David Episode #113. 1-17-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina is trying so spend some quality time with her granddaughter Tess. Chloe asks Nina to keep Tess from bars, boys and clubs, but all Tess wants is to get wild. She throws herself at men at a bar and later at Finch, who pretends to be the magazine's editor. When Tess runs away, Chloe and Nina find her at Dennis's, and they all offer to sleep with him in order to keep Tess from doing so. Meanwhile, Jack insists on giving Maya a birthday present, but has no luck with his ideas or Elliott's. She gets mad not because of the meaningless gifts, but because it's really not her birthday and her father should know better. Still, they both feel like it's someone's birthday – and it is: Maya's mother! 147064 2002 Just Shoot Me: Nina Van Mom T Reich, Brian Episode #112. 1-10-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack challenges Elliott to a game of darts and hits him in the back when Elliott accuses him of being too competitive. Meanwhile, Nina reveals that she had a daughter 34 years ago that she gave up for adoption, and her daughter is trying to find her. Nina enlists Finch to pose as her "son" but when she tells her daughter the truth, she wants nothing to do with her. Trying to make amends, Nina discovers that she is a grandmother also. 147065 1998 Just Shoot Me: Nina's Bikini T DVD -R HQ 3949 Glarum, Sivert and Michael Jamin Episode #23. 3-3-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. It's a day to celebrate for Nina- her famous bikini is about to be put on display in the Model Cafe, a sort of Hard Rock Cafe for supermodels. Her mood turns from celebration to despair, however, when she finds out exactly where in the cafe it is being displayed- over a dumpster. Finch and Maya, concerned over their friend's feelings, conspire to steal it back for her. Meanwhile, Jack has Elliott take boudoir photos of him as an anniversary present for his wife, but neither model nor photographer is without reservations 147066 1997 Just Shoot Me: Nina's Birthday T DVD -R HQ 4358. VHS 571 Engel, Stephen Episode #4. 3-19-1997 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Fed up with Maya and Nina's constant bickering, Jack asks Maya to throw Nina a birthday party as a goodwill gesture. Maya tries her best to be nice, but Nina's relentless barbs push Maya to her limits. Finch claims that Elliott's success with women is entirely due to his glamorous job, so he comes up with a bet to prove it: Elliott must pick up women, same as always, except he must do it under the pretense of a different job title assigned to him by Finch. 147067 1999 Just Shoot Me: Nina's Choice T DVD -R HQ 4520 Port, Moses and David Guarascio Episode #54. 5-18-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. After yet another relationship goes sour, Nina realizes that her lack of romantic success is probably due to her tendency to make bad choices in men. Her resolve to start making good choices is tested almost immediately when her old boyfriend Roy breaks out of prison and she falls in love with and begins dating not only Roy, but also the cop who is pursuing him. Meanwhile, Jack, Finch, and Elliott engage in a series of wagers on how predictable each other's behavior is. 147068 1999 Just Shoot Me: Odd Couple, The (1) T DVD -R HQ 4516 Woodard, Don and Tom Maxwell Episode #55. 5-25-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch is very frustrated when old nemesis, Barry, shows up one day to gloat over his success. Not only does Barry own a successful business, but he is also engaged to their high school homecoming queen. Finch agrees to double date with Barry and his fiancée. He wants desperately to show Barry up by scoring better looking date. He finds his answer in form of Adrienne, gorgeous supermodel. Adrienne would normally be way out of Finch's league. But by manipulating her many insecurities, he makes her fall for him. Still has one more obstacle to overcome-Adrienne's ex-boyfriend has decided he wants her back. Finch is forced to take desperate action if he wants to hold on to her. And he does. He asks Adrienne to marry him, and surprisingly, she says yes. Jack makes plans to have his photo taken in front of new painting in his office, but unfortunately he doesn't realize that the painting depicts an obscene act. 147069 1999 Just Shoot Me: Odd Couple, The (2) T DVD -R HQ 4516 McCall, Marsh Episode #56. 5-25-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch announces the engagement at the office, but it takes several minutes to make everyone believe it. When they finally do, though, it begins a heated argument between Maya and Elliott over whether Finch's and Adrienne's love is for real. It may not matter either way, though, because once the news of the engagement spreads, Adrienne's ex-boyfriend Brian shows up at Blush with plans to beat up Finch. Finch manages to avoid Brian temporarily, but the incident forces him to speed things up yet again-with a wedding that very day. Finch and Adrienne are married after Brian punches Finch. But...Elliott and Maya are also married while looking for Finch in a mass wedding. 147070 1997 Just Shoot Me: Old Boyfriends T DVD -R HQ 3845 Levitan, Steven Episode #9. 10-28-1997ƒ Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack has a slight problem with Maya's new boyfriend- he's the same age as Jack. When he voices his disapproval to Maya, she accuses him of being hypocritical, since he married someone her age. Both parties are left with a personal dilemma. Jack wonders if he is in fact being hypocritical, and Maya wonders if she may be dating the man to get back at Jack. Nina's flirtation with a window washer proves hazardous to his health. 147071 2000 Just Shoot Me: Paradise by the Dashboard Light (1) T DVD -R HQ 5370 Dickes, Susan Episode #70. 2-15-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Elliott and Kaylene are starting to get extremely close. A little too close, as far as Elliott is concerned. Things are moving too quickly and Elliott doesn't feel like he can commit that deeply to her. He and Maya start chatting about it in his studio. Instantly, the spark between them returns. Before they realize it, Maya and Elliott are sleeping together. Maya chastises herself the next day. She claims Elliott sleeping with her only out of his fear of commitment to Kaylene. Now she's object of scorn and ridicule -- the "other woman." Elliott breaks off with Kaylene who walks out. Maya overhears conversation. Next time they're going at it again. Jack is afraid that Maya will turn into an old maid unless she finds a man soon. He enlists her in a dating service with hope Mr. Right will pop out. And to make sure the guy is right for her, he designs a ludicrously elaborate screening process. 147072 1998 Just Shoot Me: Pass the Salt T DVD -R HQ 3927 Burditt, Jack Episode #19. 1-29-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Surprise visit from his fireman father leaves Finch puzzled, since the two had always been emotionally distant from one another. When Red Finch suggests that he and his son spend some quality time together, Finch can only surmise that his father is either dying or having an affair. The truth turns out to be even more shocking- Red has finally come to accept the fact that his son is gay. He isn't, of course, but Finch has a hard time convincing him of that. Meanwhile, Maya invites Jack to her apartment to dinner in order to convince him that the neighborhood she lives in is not as bad as he thinks, but a robbery there that afternoon complicates the task 147073 2003 Just Shoot Me: Pictures of Lily T Episode #136. Produced 4-22-2003 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. After she suggests that they get to know each other better, Nina thinks Simon is beginning to spend too much time with Jack. Meanwhile, an aging ex-centerfold becomes smitten with Finch 147074 1997 Just Shoot Me: Pilot: Back Issues T DVD -R HQ 3772. VHS 571 Episode #1. 3-4-1997 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Out of work and out of money, Maya is forced to ask a job from one person in world she least wants to work for -- her father Jack. Unexpected competition from Jack's current employees -- fashion editor Nina who fears Maya may squeeze her out of her job. Secretary Finch, who fears Maya's presence will diminish his influence with Jack, and head photographer Elliott, who hates having to put up with Maya's resentment of his attitude toward women. The biggest obstacle of all proves to be Maya's own pride and her hatred of all Jack and Blush stand for. Anchorman (Dave Clark). Anchorwoman (Emily Procter). 147075 2000 Just Shoot Me: Pirate of Love, The T DVD -R HQ 4600 Nichols, David Episode #72. 2-22-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch and Nina join a recovery group for sexaholics. Finch is stunned to see his ex-wife Adrienne there revealing her innermost sexual fantasy about him. Meanwhile, Jack encourages everyone to buy cookies to raise money for his daughter's private school. Maya accuses him of pressuring magazine's employees. So when Elliott buys cookies he likes, Maya asks him to resist Jack's intimidation. Nina encourages Finch to win back Adrienne by acting out her fantasy. He sneaks into her apartment as a pirate. He discovers her fantasy is just a ruse to help her prepare for a film role. She's dating a cop. After Elliott refuses to buy cookies, Jack suggests he's under Maya's thumb. Elliott cracks and eats the cookies. After confronting Finch about why he was hiding in her apartment, Adrienne insists there's no chance of them getting back together. When she does suggest they can be friends, Finch agrees. 147076 2000 Just Shoot Me: Prescription for Love T DVD -R HQ 4581 Lowell, Jeff Episode #67. 1-11-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch has been sleeping at the office. Elliott's new girlfriend is a cover girl AND student at Yale medical school. Nina starts sleeping at the office too after Binnie kicks her out. Maya is jealous of Kaylene but after she accidentally causes Kaylene to break up with Elliott, she must find a way to get them back together. Finch and Nina have fun together but he feels betrayed when Binnie invites her back. 147077 2001 Just Shoot Me: Proposal, The (1) T DVD -R HQ 4801 Brown, Maria A. Episode #92. 1-25-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Elliott plans to propose to Maya on her birthday. Nina is being honored in her hometown in Kansas. However, after Nina's plans are cancelled, she interferes with Elliott's plan by tagging along to dinner with him and Maya. Elliott manages to propose, but immediately has second thoughts. 147078 2001 Just Shoot Me: Proposal, The (2) T DVD -R HQ 4810 Port, Moses and David Guarascio Episode #93. 2-1-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya gives Elliott the ring back. Elliott proposes again and passes out again. Maya comes to the realization that Elliott is not interested in what she is and kicks him out of their apartment. Meanwhile, Finch discovers that a porno was shot in Jack's office. After discovering that Nina may be the one behind it, he uses her contacts to get a script of his made. 147079 1998 Just Shoot Me: Puppetmaster T DVD -R HQ 4068 Brady, Pam Episode #38. 11-17-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya's coworkers find it strange when she begins dating Steven, the host of a children's puppet show. As far as she's concerned, though, their relationship is going very well--until she suspects Steven is using the characters on his show to criticize her. Meanwhile, Nina decides to enter the entrepreneurial world, but her choice of investments--a nightclub that doesn't even have a name--is questionable indeed. Also, a heartfelt confession of Elliott's (he sometimes wishes he was a woman) during the guys' emotional viewing of Brian's Song comes back to haunt him. 147080 1998 Just Shoot Me: Rescue Me T DVD -R HQ 3995 Levitan, Steven Episode #29. 4-30-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. An ordinary office blood drive turns into a storytelling session, as Finch, Elliott, and Nina relate to queasy donor Maya and nurse Tisha the tales of how Jack rescued them from rather desperate situations. Finch applied his shiftiness to a job as movie usher before the manager fired him for trying to sneak a customer into a sold-out show. Luckily, the customer, Jack Gallo, took notice of his methods. Elliott was a down-and-out amateur photographer reduced to selling his output on the street and faced with the prospect of taking a job at a grocery store in New Jersey, but in the nick of time, his talent was noticed by a patron named Jack Gallo. Finally, Nina had come a long way from her successful modeling career--she wore a mermaid suit at a boat show before someone stopped by who remembered her keen fashion sense--none other than Jack Gallo. 147081 2003 Just Shoot Me: Rivals in Romance T DVD -R HQ 5171 Episode #135. Produced 7-19-2003 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack and Finch prepare for a meeting with Tate Gittling (guest star Alan Rachins, "L.A. Law"), the publisher of Blush's biggest rival magazine, in an attempt to join together for a charity function. But when Finch becomes romantically involved with Gittling's assistant, Bridget (guest star Judy Greer), he drops his guard and she sets him up to make Jack look bad. Meanwhile, Nina becomes jealous of her rock star boyfriend's (guest star Simon Templeman) celebrity status. 147082 1997 Just Shoot Me: Secretary's Day T DVD -R HQ 4371. VHS 571 Martin, Tom Episode #3. 3-12-1997 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch gets extremely annoyed when everybody wishes him happy Secretary's Day- he despises being known as a mere secretary. He storms out of the office and ends up in the arms of a gorilla at the zoo. Maya tries to talk Nina out of getting breast implants. 147083 1998 Just Shoot Me: Sewer! T DVD -R HQ 5694 Gordon, Andrew and Eileen Conn Episode #17. 1-13-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Arrival of Maya's old college roommate Erin leads to an incredibly crazy situation. Maya tries to compete with her friend's globe trotting journalistic ventures by spending a night in a sewer in hope of getting her first hard-hitting news story in a year. In the meantime, Erin takes a break from her hectic schedule and has an affair with Elliott. Adding to the craziness is Jack's surprise birthday party, with Nina and Finch supplying his boyhood idols, crazy old Cowboy Pete and his orangutan sidekick. In the end, though, it's Maya who provides the biggest surprise of all. 147084 1999 Just Shoot Me: Shaking Private Trainer T DVD -R HQ 6012 Brady, Pam Episode #53. 5-11-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack vows to get in shape after throwing his back out playing with Hannah and hires a personal trainer who used to be a Navy SEAL. Meanwhile, Finch and Maya collaborate on a screenplay, leaving Elliott out in the cold. 147085 2001 Just Shoot Me: Sid & Nina T DVD -R HQ 4282 Reich, Brian Episode #96. 2-22-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch is DJing a bar mitzvah. Nina is tricked into attending by the man of honor who has the hots for her. Even after Sid's plan is uncovered, Nina agrees to stay and deal with Sid's advances because Finch leads her to believe he's dying of a rare disease. Meanwhile, Jack and Elliott aggravate Maya when they flip-flop their desire to date a woman based on whether or not they think the other one wants her. 147086 2003 Just Shoot Me: Simple Kiss of Fate, A T Episode #141. 5-6-2003 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Simon (Simon Templeman) is about to pop the question to Nina (Wendie Malick), but she panics when she has to tell him she's still married to her last husband - the enchanting Roland Devereaux (Jon Lovitz). Jack finds the perfect man for Maya -- his lawyer. But Maya sticks to her instincts and falls for radical naturist. 147087 2000 Just Shoot Me: Slamming Jack T DVD -R HQ 4714 Dickes, Susan Episode #88. 12-7-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack plans to go fishing with Finch. But then doesn't go. When Jack complains about breakfast he's bought for him, Finch tells him off for the first and only time. He's worried about the consequences. Finch is pleasantly surprised when Jack says he wants to forget all about the unfortunate incident. Finch is sent on special assignment at the magazine's dismal downtown data entry office and meets Jack's former assistant Stan (Martin Mull). He was sent on a similar task nine years earlier. Finch is certain his assignment is only temporary but when he calls the office, Jack's new assistant, Jarod (T.J. Thyne) convinces Finch he is banished. It doesn't take long for Jack to weary of Jarod and miss Finch. Unaware Jack is about to rescind his banishment, Finch plans revenge and submits his resignation. His plan backfires when Jack asks him to come back. 147088 1999 Just Shoot Me: Slow Donnie T DVD -R HQ 4124 Levitan, Steven Episode #42. 1-5-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack and Finch discover a pneumonic-message system in the wall. Meanwhile, Elliott invites Maya to his house for his "slow" brother's birthday party. At the party, Donnie reveals to Maya that he's not really "slow." Maya tries to tell Elliott that Donnie's not stupid, but just ends up looking silly herself. Jack's inanity causes Donnie to reveal his act. And a gift of a parakeet explodes into a living nightmare for Nina. 147089 1999 Just Shoot Me: Softball T DVD -R HQ 5967 Burditt, Jack Episode #52. 5-4-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Staff prepares for the annual softball game against the magazine Cosmo. Jack hires Steve Garvey (Himself), so that he can play on the team. Maya turns out to be a great pitcher but becomes too competitive. 147090 2003 Just Shoot Me: Son of a Preacher Man T Episode #143. 5-13-2003 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Visit from Simon's parents nettles Nina, who finds them "judgmental, prudish and pious." First impressions are truly deceiving. Also: Elliott leads an apartment-association revolt in the building where he's Jack's new neighbor. 147091 1999 Just Shoot Me: Spy in the House of Me T DVD -R HQ 4124 Gordon, Andrew and Eileen Conn Episode #43. 1-12-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. When Maya's first love John Kenny pops back into town, she becomes as happy as she's ever been, as the two find their old spark back in full force. However, Jack is angry about the whole thing, as he still has not forgotten when he walked in on the two of them fooling around one time. Maya learns true horror of situation- only reason they were separated in first place was because Jack had pulled strings to get him into Royal Shakespeare Company, and she becomes instantly fearful he will again begin to interfere with relationship. Meanwhile, Finch uses a "tough love" method to train a new intern while Nina's television appearance is ruined when an old allergy acts up. 147092 1998 Just Shoot Me: Steamed T DVD -R HQ 2476 McCall, Marsh Episode #33. 9-29-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack wants the tenants on the floor above Blush to move. Maya is taken in by Finch's lie that he wants them to move so he can build a free daycare center. The real reason: a steam room. Meanwhile, Nina meets with her former model roommate, who is now fat. 147093 2003 Just Shoot Me: Strange Bedfellows T DVD -R HQ 5178 Episode #139. 11-26-2003 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack is attracted to the feminist who is threatening a boycott of Blush. Nina's dead friend Benny appears from the dead and tells Nina she will soon cheat on Simon, much to Nina's displeasure 147094 2001 Just Shoot Me: Sugar Momma T Port, Moses and David Guarascio Episode #100. 4-26-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch finds himself a kept man after romance novelist Allison Spencer begins to offer him gifts for sex. Meanwhile, while serving as fashion consultant for the American Film Awards pre-show on E!, Nina criticizes a handicapped actor's shoes, causing a national uproar. 147095 1997 Just Shoot Me: Sweet Charity T DVD -R HQ 3818 McCall, Marsh Episode #15. 12-9-1997 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya's attempts to get her coworkers involved in her favorite charity are met with overwhelming indifference. Only after the PR-minded Jack goads them to help to Finch, Elliott, and Nina contribute. And only after Maya pleads with him does Jack finally contribute. Rather than giving his time or effort to the charity, he helps in the usual Jack Gallo fashion- by giving a giant check for $50,000. When he consequently wins an award for Humanitarian of the Year, Maya's jealousy gets the better of her. Meanwhile, Elliott tries to figure out why the office's nickname-happy gopher keeps snubbing him. Photographer (Charley Lang). 147096 2003 Just Shoot Me: Talented Mr. Finch, The T DVD -R HQ 5172 Episode #137. 4-29-2003 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch forgets to tell Jack about an important meeting with foreign clients, so he assumes Jack's identity and attempts to close a deal without Jack's knowledge. Meanwhile, Nina and her rock star boyfriend Simon (guest star Simon Templeman) force themselves to go clean in an attempt to get Nina's hard-partying granddaughter (guest star Sasha Barrese) to change her ways Elliott seizes an opportunity to confront his high school bully (guest star Jason Marsden). 147097 2000 Just Shoot Me: Tea & Secrecy (2) T DVD -R HQ 5370 Reich, Brian Episode #71. 2-15-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya wants to tell everyone about Elliott and her, but Elliott wants to keep it secret. He goes overboard in disguising his attraction for her. Maya takes offense. Nina catches them kissing. Mayha finds it hard to conceal her delight over shocking Nina. Elliott insists they keep it a secret from everyone else especially Jack. Finch senses something is wrong. Nina won' talk if Maya gives her intimate details to buy her cooperation. Finch uncovers the truth just ahead of Jack. Elliott and Maya are stunned when Jack gives them his blessing. Elliott is relieved. Maya thinks her dad doesn't care about her anymore. In an effort to test Jack's concern, she abandons an important assignment at work to spend weekend with Elliott. Elliott enlists Jack in a plan to ease Maya's mind. 147098 2002 Just Shoot Me: That Burning Passion T DVD -R HQ 5120 Episode #130. 11-19-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Vicki's ex-husband Pete comes to Blush in a futile attempt to reconcile with her, and Maya's offer to play intermediary results in her sleeping with Pete and now keeping the secret from Vicki. Meanwhile, Nina gets even with her cheating boyfriend Simon, and Finch has trouble keeping Jack on a diet. 147099 2003 Just Shoot Me: There's Something About Allison T DVD -R HQ 5178. Episode #140. 5-20-2003 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch's best friend Burt is now a transsexual named Brandy (Jenny McCarthy) who joins Finch as a couple at their high school reunion in order for Finch to arrive with beautiful blonde while his best friend can attend without revealing his true identity. At the reunion, the girl they both competed for in high school (guest star Kristy Swanson, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer") hits it off with Brandy and reveals her past crush on Bert. Meanwhile, Maya and Elliott decide to become intimate -- with no strings attached. 147100 1999 Just Shoot Me: Toy Story T DVD -R HQ 5967 Zuker, Danny Episode #48. 3-2-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. As a prank, Finch switches the cards on two of Elliott's birthday gifts: those from Maya and Persky. As a result, Elliott believes that Persky has given him a really cool video game system, and Maya has given him a box of kinky sex toys. When Maya invites him over that night to have some fun, he naturally gets the wrong impression, and is forced to give his relationship with her some deep thought. Meanwhile, when the racehorse Jack bought with Robert Goulet acts up before the big race, he enlists Nina's aid to calm it down. 147101 1997 Just Shoot Me: Twice Burned T DVD -R HQ 3895 Brady, Pam Episode #13. 11-25-1997 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack desperately wants to get his daughter Hannah a spot in the prestigious Woodbridge School, but there's one slight problem. The Gallo name isn't exactly a hallowed one there since former student Maya once burned down a wing of it. When the headmaster blames Jack's failure to take an interest in Maya's life for the incident, he has his hands full trying to right two wrongs - one to the school and one to Maya. Elliott and Nina bond when they discover both are fans of blues musician Cholera Joe Hopper. 147102 2001 Just Shoot Me: Two Faces of Finch, The (1) T DVD -R HQ 4900 Hemingson, David Episode #104. 10-11-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack hires Betsy Frayne as the new security officer for the office, and Finch freaks out. Betsy went to college with him, and Dennis says she stole his personality. The Blush staff has Betsy thrown out of the building and fired, and are about to call the police when Dennis admits that he was the one who stole her personality back in college. Betsy is rehired, and now Dennis has to find another personality or settle with his dull (but true) personality, Denny, while Betsy confesses her true intentions of seducing Dennis. Elliot forbids Jack from eating his cannolis after Maya and Nina accuse him of being Jack's bitch. Jack decides to get back at Elliot using his social influences. Elliot can't take it anymore and gives Jack his last cannoli. 147103 2001 Just Shoot Me: Two Faces of Finch, The (2) T DVD -R HQ 4930 Walpert, David Episode #105. 10-18-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Elliot encourages Dennis to give Betsy a chance, since he thinks she's perfect for him. Although reluctant at first, Finch finally gives in and discovers the wonders of being in a healthy relationship That is, until Betsy makes an inadvertent move on Elliot and proposes a threesome, which freaks Finch (and Elliot) out. Meanwhile, Maya struggles with the possibility of her father giving her special treatment when she asked for a raise and pretends she is leaving the magazine 147104 1998 Just Shoot Me: Two Girls for Every Boy T DVD -R HQ 4050 Port, Moses and David Guarascio Episode #36. 11-10-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch is convinced that a model likes him, only it turns out that she likes Maya instead. He sets out to create the ultimate male fantasy: watching two females go at it. All is going well for Finch, until Maya finds out and the two females decide to turn the tables on him. Meanwhile, Elliott and Nina go overboard in their insults after Jack tells them that he just wants to be one of the guys. 147105 1998 Just Shoot Me: Walk, The T Gordon, Andrew and Eileen Conn Episode #20. 2-3-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. What starts out as a normal, everyday office meeting turns into a huge enigma when the easygoing Jack suddenly loses his temper for no apparent reason and refuses to talk about it. The gang takes it upon themselves to discover the reason for his outburst, but with every lead they follow, the mystery just gets deeper and deeper. While this is going on, Finch tries to attract a pretty coworker by following Elliott's advice and playing hard to get 147106 1998 Just Shoot Me: War and Sleaze T DVD -R HQ 3995 McCall, Marsh Episode #31. 5-12-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya senses trouble when Nina proposes a double date for the two of them. She is proved right when her date, after throwing his back out in her apartment, is revealed to be a United States Congressman - and a married one. Afraid of a scandal, he forces Maya to harbor him in her apartment while newspapers overflow with news of his disappearance and rumors of where he might be, and his friends, family, fellow Congressmen, and the police relentlessly search for him. Meanwhile, a friendly game of paintball causes a major office tiff when a fear-crazed Finch shoots Jack a few seconds into battle. 147107 2003 Just Shoot Me: Watch Your Backdraft T DVD -R HQ 5171 Episode #133. 1-14-2003 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya's tryst feeds office gossip, thanks to blabby Nina. Finch's scheme for a reserved parking space runs afoul of prying Elliott. 147108 1998 Just Shoot Me: What the Teddy Bear Saw T DVD -R HQ 4030 Gordon, Andrew and Eileen Conn Episode #32. 9-22-1998. Season 3 Opener Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack enlists Finch to stop off at his house and check up on his new nanny. However, Finch ends up having sex ("Twice!") with the nanny. But his joy may turn to embarrassment after he discovers Jack had a hidden camera installed in the room that they used. Meanwhile, Elliott neglects a favor Maya asked him to do, and Nina joins a cult. 147109 1999 Just Shoot Me: When Nina Met Elliott T DVD -R HQ 5389 Port, Moses and David Guarascio Episode #58. 9-28-1999 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Planned Blush article on lost loves leads everyone to reminisce about their own lost loves. The saddest story belongs to Elliott, who saw his dream girl sail out of his life when a hit and run driver knocked him down on his way to propose to her. The story has an extra meaning for another person, however. When Elliott describes the incident, Nina realizes that she was the driver in question. Meanwhile, Finch wants desperately to convince the world that he is actually married to Adrienne, so to help him out, Jack takes out a big wedding announcement in the New York Post. Attention it draws is unwelcome -- an INS agent arrives at the office charging marriage is a sham. And why does it matter what the INS thinks? Because it turns out Adrienne is a Canadian citizen whose work visa has just expired. 147110 2000 Just Shoot Me: When Nina Met Elliott's Mother T Port, Moses and David Guarascio Episode #68. 1-25-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Maya and Jack accidentally kill Finch's cat but feel pretty guilty when he has it stuffed and sits it on his desk. Nina's advice to some Nature Scouts causes Elliott's mother to leave her husband. 147111 2000 Just Shoot Me: When Nina Met Her Parents T DVD -R HQ 4590. 4667. Gewirtz, Howard Episode #77. 4-27-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina worries when her biological parents come to visit. A blood test proves that she is not their daughter but she lies and tells them that she is, until Maya discovers that the two are merely con artists. Meanwhile, Elliott and Jack become jealous when they discover that Finch is extremely well-endowed. 147112 2001 Just Shoot Me: Where's Poppa? T Dickes, Susan and David Hemingson Episode #97. 3-15-2001 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack fears that Maya's new boyfriend may be his illegitimate son from a one-night stand many years before. Meanwhile, Finch has been living with Elliott since Maya kicked him out of her old apartment. When Elliott decides that it's time for him to go, Finch goes to long lengths to be able to stay. 147113 2000 Just Shoot Me: With Thee I Swing T DVD - R HQ 4650 Gara, Michael Episode #73. 2-29-2000 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Jack has a problem when he can't find the right birthday gift for its fellow mogul, Donald Trump. Over drinks with Ethan, Trump's assistant, Dennis asks what the real estate tycoon is getting Jack for his birthday. After Ethan reveals Trump is buying a cigarette lighter John Kennedy once gave to Frank Sinatra. Jack then forces Finch to betray Ethan's confidence and reveal Trump's plan. Jack purchases the lighter first and gives to it Trump. Meanwhile, after apologizing for their argument, Maya suggests she and Elliott go swing dancing, and even invites Ethan and Lori, another couple they meet at Bartini. Jack loves one-upping Trump with the gift. Finch feels terrible betraying Ethan. Upon learning his fellow assistants have shunned him, Jack makes things right by paying each $1,000 to overlook Finch's transgression. 147114 1998 Just Shoot Me: Withholder, The T DVD -R HQ 5823 Glarum, Sivert and Michael Jamin Episode #37. 11-17-1998 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Finch returns from Jamaica after a failed attempt at romance with Courtney, who played him, as it turns out. Elliott steps in to try to prove what a friend he is to Finch by giving her a dose of her own medicine--getting her hooked on him and then telling her to kiss off. Unfortunately, the plan goes awry when he ends up liking her and they start dating for real. Meanwhile, Jack makes another bet with Donald Trump--whoever loses less weight has to wear a dress during their golf game. However, he makes the mistake of asking Nina for help with his diet. 147115 2002 Just Shoot Me: Write Stuff, The T DVD -R HQ 11367 Episode #131. 12-3-2002 Fashion Magazine Staff. Editor Jackson Gibson "Jack" Gallo of Blush magazine, a Glamour-Cosmopolitan fashion magazine. Maya Gallo (Laura San Giacomo), daughter who comes to work for him. Nina's ego figures in a reshoot of her famous pinup pose. Finch's collegiate woes work on Maya's sympathies. 147116 1980 Just Tell Me What You Want M Episode Commentator (John Gabriel) 147117 2004 Just the Facts DT Entertainment Journalist (Virginia Campbell). Author James Ellroy ("L.A. Confidential"). Producer-Writer Steven Bochco. Producer-Writer Stephen J. Cannell. Host Gordon Clapp. 147118 2007 Just the Man She Needs N Forster, Gwynne Arabesque Romance in the Spotlight Series Columnist Felicia Parker is a successful New York newspaper columnist with a Rolodex full of celebrity connections -- and zero social contacts. When a glitzy society event requires bringing a date, the African-American journalist hires an escort, and the tall stunningly handsome man who arrives makes even romance-shy Felicia want to get up close and very personal. He’s really a high-powered CEO looking for a stable, traditional partner, not a jet-setting reporter known to half of New York. Their worlds clash, but the scorching attraction between them could burn up the pages. 147119 1988 Just the Ten of Us: T Series 4-26-1988 to 7-27-1990. Radio. Cindy Lubbock (Jamie Luner), 16, has own radio show ("What's Happening, St. Augie's) KHPO, the voice of St. Augie Constance "Connie" Lubbock (Jo Ann Willette), 15, wants to be a journalist, writes for school newspaper, St. Augie's Herald-Gazette 147120 1990 Just the Ten of Us: T Episode Journalist Constance (Jo Ann Willette), budding journalist reveals news of a tuition 147121 1989 Just the Ten of Us: T Episode. 11-24-89 School Newspaper Reporter. Constance (Jo Ann Willette) writes an article for the school paper revealing a tuition increase 147122 1999 Just the Ticket M DVD -R HQ 7672, 7673. TV Newscaster (Jack Cafferty). New York Times Food Critic, Mrs. Bennett (Helen Carey) 147123 2003 Just the Way You Want Me N Eisenberg, Nora Magazine Reporter Betsy Ross Vogel works for New York City Magazine, is in her mid-40s, but is simply unable to commit -- to a great job as a magazine reporter, and to David, a photojournalist with a social conscience assigned to Central America who wants to tie the knot and take Betsy to the happily-ever-after she deserves. With one failed marriage already behind her, Betsy is sexually pliant, generous to a fault putting her own best interests last. When on the eve of a new life she discovers that her father, a charismatic ex-convict always in and out of prison for his political organizing, is not buried in the family plot. He may not even be dead at all. So Vogel is compelled to begin a cross-country journey that leads her to the truth about his heroic altruism and an understanding of the obsessions to please people and to “blend in” that have thwarted her attempts at happiness all her life. It turns out her father was menaced and apparently destroyed by the McCarthy witch hunts. It is post-World War II America, when McCarthyism is in full bloom. Narrating the events of her tumultuous childhood, Betsy Vogel recalls that when her father, Sam, a strong-willed and charismatic union organizer, refused to sign a loyalty oath as the law demanded, he was branded un-American and eventually jailed. From that moment on, the family is hounded by FBI agents and taunted by neighbors, classmates and even strangers. To spare his family more ridicule and himself another jail sentence, Sam went into hiding and eventually died of a heart attack -- or so Betsy’s aunt told her. However, when Betsy visits his grave site for the first time, she can’t find his stone marker or any record of his burial. Betsy tries to unlock the secrets of the past to find out what really happened to her father. It is the story of a neurotic woman, nearly 40, as she searches for her father, presumed dead for 20 years. Betsy Ross Vogel is at a crossroads: she can stay in her dingy New York apartment, keep her uninspiring job at a mediocre magazine, and continue to thwart her lovely boyfriend’s attempts to sweep her away. Or she could let her boyfriend sweep her away to Guatemala. In fact, David, a photojournalist with a social conscience, has been assigned to Central America and and wants to take Betsy to the happily-ever-after she deserves. So she says yes. After all, little holds her in New York. Her brother Tom works in Africa for famine relief, her mother is institutionalized and doesn’t even recognize Betsy, and her father has long been dead. Just a quick trip to the cemetery to see his grave -- she’s managed to put it off for 20 years, and, lo and behold, he doesn’t have one, and, with a little more snooping, Betsy finds that he may not even be dead. Sam Vogel was a union leader dedicated to the rights of the “little man” and targeted for his un-American activities. In and out of prison for refusing to sign a loyalty oath, and sometimes on the lam during Betsy’s childhood, he was righteous, bigger than life and not just a little selfish, sacrificing the sanity of his fragile wife and the upbringing of his children to further the cause. When Ma was “sick” and Daddy in prison, the children were cared for by an assortment of relatives and like-minded activists and were tormented by other children. Although David fears that Besty will never join him in Guatemala, she has to find her father. It’s plausible that he would fake his own death, but not to have contacted his daughter in the last 20 years -- what kind of father is that? 147124 1986 Just Us M News Librarian (Tom Travers). 147125 2003 Justice N Mahoney, Dan Reporter bothers detective who must figure out if a notorious vigilante who bumps off drug lords and dubs himself Justice is a cop. 147126 2004 Justice M News Media. Reporter Mike (Michael Egan). Reporter Janet (Robyne Robinson). 147127 1989 Justice Denied M Canada Reporter (Gary Vermeir). 147128 2006 Justice for None N Hackman, Gene and Daniel Lenihan Female Reporter for the Chicago Tribune is not convinced that a troubled World War I veteran is guilty of murdering his estranged wife and her lover. 147129 1989 Justice Game, The MT UK Journalist (Ewen Emery). 147130 1994 Justice in a Small Town MT DVD -R HQ 8457, 8458 TV Anchor (Patt Noday). With a co-worker's help, a woman risks her children's safety to expose corruption within the Georgia Department of Labor. 147131 1997 Justice League of America MT Weatherman. Dr. Eno (Miguel Ferrer), the Weatherman. 147132 2003 Justice League: Better World, A (Parts One and Two) C DVD -R HQ 5946 (Part One). DVD -R HQ 6135 (Part Two). Episodes #37-#38.. 10-31-2003 and 11-1-2003 News Media. TV Reporter-Anchor Snapper Carr (Juason Marsden) reporting. Justice League sets out to eliminate all crime from the world. Press conference with Luthor. Reporters shouting anonymous questions at Alter-Superman 147133 2003 Justice League: Comfort and Joy C DVD -R HQ 6698 Episode #47. 12-12-2003 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (George Newbern). Justice League returns to Earth for Christmas Eve. 147134 2001 Justice League: Enemy Below, The (Part 1) C DVD -R HQ 6230. DVD -RQ 5953. Episode #6. 12-3-2001 TV Reporter-Anchor Snapper Carr (Juason Marsden) reporting.. Aquaman's evil half-brother attempts to seize control of Atlantis. 147135 2001 Justice League: Enemy Below, The (Part 2) C DVD -R HQ 6235 Episode #6. 12-10-2001 TV Reporter-Anchor Snapper Carr (Juason Marsden) reporting.. Aquaman's evil half-brother attempts to seize control of Atlantis. 147136 2004 Justice League: For the Man Who Has Everything C DVD -R HQ 8617 Episode. 8-7-2004 Reporter Clark Kent (Superman) is given a surprise for his birthday by Batman and Wonder Woman. He lives an alternate life in which his reporter wife and child are alive on Krypton. But it's all an elaborate fake. 147137 2003 Justice League: Hereafter C DVD -R HQ 5947 Episodes #45-46. 11-29-2003 TV Reporter-Anchor Snapper Carr (Juason Marsden) reporting on the death of Superman. Superman makes the ultimate sacrifice to save others. 147138 2002 Justice League: Injustice for All (Part 1) C DVD -R HQ 6245 Episode #8. 2-10-2002 TV Reporter-Anchor Snapper Carr (Juason Marsden) reporting. Lex Luthor seeks revenge on Superman by hiring powerful supervillains to destroy the Justice League. 147139 2002 Justice League: Injustice for All (Part 2) C DVD -R HQ 6255 Episode #9. 2-17-2002 TV Reporter-Anchor Snapper Carr (Juason Marsden) reporting.. Lex Luthor seeks revenge on Superman by hiring powerful supervillains to destroy the Justice League. 147140 2003 Justice League: Maid of Honor (Part 2) C DVD -R HQ 6382. Episode #34. 10-17-2003 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (George Newbern). Wonder Woman befriends a jet-setting Kasnian princess. 147141 2002 Justice League: Metamorphosis (Part 1) C DVD -R HQ 6026 News Media. TV News Reporter Snapper Carr (Jason Marsden). Metapmorpho blames the Green Lantern for his mutation. 147142 2002 Justice League: Metamorphosis (Part 2) C DVD -R HQ 6031 News Media. TV News Reporter Snapper Carr (Jason Marsden). Metapmorpho blames the Green Lantern for his mutation. 147143 2003 Justice League: Only a Dream (Part 1) C DVD -R HQ 6359. DVD -R HQ Episode #31. 10-11-2003 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (George Newbern). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). The trio are featured in this Justice League episode. Trapped in a nightmarish dream world, Justice League members are forced to confront dark fears. 147144 2003 Justice League: Only A Dream (Part 2) C DVD -R HQ 6382. DVD -R HQ 6106 Episode #32. 10-11-2003 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (George Newbern). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). The trio are featured in this Justice League episode. Trapped in a nightmarish dream world, Justice League members are forced to confront dark fears. 147145 2002 Justice League: Paradise Lost (Part 1) C DVD -R HQ 6262 Episode #10. 1-21-2002 TV Reporter-Anchor Snapper Carr (Juason Marsden) reporting.. Wonder Woman's family is turned to stone by a powerful sorcerer 147146 2002 Justice League: Paradise Lost (Part 2) C DVD -R HQ 6264 Episode #11. 1-28-2002 TV Reporter-Anchor Snapper Carr (Juason Marsden) reporting.. Wonder Woman's family is turned to stone by a powerful sorcerer. 147147 2001 Justice League: Secret Origins (Part 1) C DVD -R HQ 6565 Episode #1. 12-28-2001 TV Reporter-Anchor Snapper Carr (Jason Marsden) reporting. 147148 2001 Justice League: Secret Origins (Part 2) C DVD -R HQ 6181 Episode #2. 12-28-2001 TV Reporter-Anchor Snapper Carr (Jason Marsden) reporting. 147149 2001 Justice League: Secret Origins (Part 3) C DVD -R HQ 6198 Episode #3. 12-31-2001 TV Reporter-Anchor Snapper Carr (Jason Marsden) reporting. 147150 2004 Justice League: Wake the Dead C Episode #63. 12-18-2004 Reporter Clark Kent - Superman (George Newbern - Voice). Reporter #2 Amazo (Robert Picardo - Voice). 147151 2002 Justice League: War World (Part 1) C DVD -R HQ 6269 Episode #12. 2-24-2002 TV Reporter-Anchor Snapper Carr (Juason Marsden) reporting.. Superman is forced to fight in endless gladiatorial games. 147152 1958 Justice of the Heart N OWN - H Robertson, E. Arnot Journalist Louise Downes, a war widow turned journalist. Goes to Zanzibar to uncover story of native newspaperman she thinks has been unjustly jailed by the controlling British 147153 1933 Justice Takes a Holiday M Merrill, Walter Anthony (Story). Reporter Scoop Jones (Sid Saylor) also acts as speechwriter for a judge. 147154 2006 Justice: Addicts T DVD -R HQ 6873 Episode #4. 9-19-2006 News Media. Managing Editor Harvey Levin of TMZ.com. A wild child is accused of murdering her former boyfriend at a posh celebrity rehab center. 147155 2006 Justice: Behind the Orange Curtain T DVD -R HQ 6818 Episode #3. 9-13-2006 News Media. Female Anchor Suzanne Fulcrum (Katherine La Nasa) on info-tainment court show "American Crime" reports on authorities accusing an Orange County bartender of murdering a runaway bride. News Media circus. 147156 2006 Justice: Christmas Party T DVD -R HQ 7589 Episode #12. 12-22-2006 News Media. As the holiday party rages on, Ron and Alden deal with a baby abandoned at the law office and Luther helps Tom defend a student charged with murder. 147157 2006 Justice: Crucified T DVD -R HQ 7131 Episode. 10-23-2005 News Media. Female Anchor Suzanne Fulcrum (Katherine La Nasa) on info-tainment court show "American Crime" reports on the case of a teenage outcast charged with killing the school bully in a most unusual fashion. News Media circus. 147158 2006 Justice: Death Spiral T DVD -R HQ 7182 Episode. 10-30-2006 News Media. Court-TV coverage. Tabloids print stories about girl killed in plane crash with rich son of manipulative woman who does everything she can to cover up her son's negligence. Mother feeding lies to tabloids who also goes on TV to state her case. Court TV News reporter Janie Floy (?). 147159 2006 Justice: Filicide T DVD -R HQ 7504 Episode. 12-8-2006 News Media. Female Anchor Suzanne Fulcrum (Katherine La Nasa) on info-tainment court show "American Crime" reports on the story about Beverly Hills mother accused of killing her son who she says beat her up repeatedly and forced her to sell drugs. "Murdering Mom Case." Murdering Mom in Beverly Hills." She is found guilty and the epilogue shows that she was in truth guilty of murdering her son. Press conferences. Media circus. 147160 2006 Justice: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6744 Shapiro, Jonathan and Tyler Bensinger (Writers). Episode #1 8-29-2006. Jerry Bruckheimer program News Media. Female Anchor Suzanne Fulcrum (Katherine La Nasa) on info-tainment court show "American Crime" reports on the story profiling members of a powerful Los Angeles law firm. "Murder in Malibu." Ron Trott (Victor Garber) "the master of media spin" heads the firm." It's her act, what gets her ratings. And you're a great news hook," Trott tells his client, the husband of the dead wife. The media have all but convicted the man. On-Air Live Reporter (Orby Dan Sanders). Reporter #1 (Tessa Munrow) Trott: "Dominick Dunne called. He wants a seat at the trial. I'm going to give him one of ours." A colleague says: "But you hate Dominick Dunne." Trott: "Yes, he writes terrible things about us, but the publicity gets us more business." 147161 2006 Justice: Pretty Woman T DVD -R HQ 6785 Episode #2. 9-5-2006 News Media. Female Anchor Suzanne Fulcrum (Katherine La Nasa) on info-tainment court show "American Crime" reports on the story about a young woman claiming self-defense after a music producer's death. Blonde Reporter (Luciana Lagana). PR Agent (Hallie Lambert). 147162 2006 Justice: Prior Convictions T DVD -R HQ 7557 Episode. 12-15-2006 News Media. Female Anchor Suzanne Fulcrum (Katherine La Nasa) on info-tainment court show "American Crime" reports on a story about an ex-convict accused of murdering his landlord. Luthor defends the man he once convicted for the murder of his wife -- and now believes that he convicted an innocent man. He now tries to make amends by defending him on this second murder accusation. 147163 2006 Justice: Shark Week T DVD -R HQ 7226 Episode #7. 11-5-2006 News Media. News Media. Female Anchor Suzanne Fulcrum (Katherine La Nasa) on info-tainment court show "American Crime" reports on the story about a doctor's billionaire's wife who is found dead and ravaged by sharks in the ocean. Firm must prove that their clients (the doctor and his brother) did not feed her to the sharks. Both are found not guilty. It turns out the brother killed the woman when she wanted to break off the affair they were having. 147164 2006 Justice: Wrongful Death T DVD -R HQ 6917 Episode #5. 9-26-2006 News Media. TV News Anchor Susan Hirasuna of CAL Business Report on tragic accident: Young Mom Dies on Roller Coaster." Pagonon Corporation now faces TNT&G Lawsuit. Reports throughout drama. Reporter (Thomas Lumberg Jr.) 147165 1992 Justifiable Homicide NM Osterman, Mark News Media 147166 2006 Justified Conspiracy N Phillips, Kelly Newspaper Editor Nancy is approached by the husband of a murdered woman asking her to write the true story of his wife’s tragic death and is only to eager to accept. Since her newspaper is involved in a labor dispute, she is without work and could use the money. As she begins to investigate, Nancy soon finds that nothing is as it seems. The man convicted for the murder claims he’s innocent and the various people Nancy interviews all have conflicting stories. The deeper Nancy digs, the more she realizes something is terribly wrong. Even worse -- someone doesn’t want her to find out the truth. 147167 2010 Justified: Fire in the Hole T DVD -R HQ 11864 (Media Excerpts) Episode #1. 3-16-2010 News Media force U.S. Marshall Raylan Givens out of town after he kills a drug dealer. He is forced to go back to where he grew up where he faces off against one of his oldest friends. 147168 2010 Justified: Riverbrook T DVD -R HQ 11864 (Media Excerpts) Episode #2. 3-23-2010 Newspaper story gives U.S. Marshall Raylan Givens an idea as to where to find an escaped convict who searches for his wife and the money he buried before he went to prison. 147169 1988 Justin Case MT Newscaster (Andrew Nadell). Commentator (Lily Mariye). 147170 1993 Justiz MF News Media. Journalist #1 (Stefan Gubser). Journalist #2 (Georg Staudacher). Journalist #3 (Marlise Fischer), Journalist #4 (Irina Schonen) 147171 1974 Jutalomutazas MF Photographer (Bela Kiraly). 147172 1962 Jutro premiera MF Poland Radio Reporter (Bohdan Lazuka). 147173 1938 Juvenile Court M Reporters (Reginald Simpson, Sam Ash, Donald "Don" Reed) 147174 2002 Juwanna Mann M Sports. Banshees Sportscaster (David Michael Ross). Announcer (Brad Abrell). News Photographer (Lee Hardin). Sports Cameraman at Banshee Game (David Rivitz). 147175 2003 K Street: Pilot T SVD 1434 Episode News Media. Fictional political consultants and real political consultants. Candidates. 147176 1976 K-Bar-D Murders, The SM USC Tomlinson, Gerald In "Ellery Queen's Maze of Mysteries." Columnist Robert Ollinger, the syndicated columnist, "one of the most powerful journalists in Washington" and his junior assistant, Mort Bell, in one of the most bizarre cases of multiple murder on record. World whose newspaper headlines and columns report daily on scandals and scoundrels, madmen and murderers. 147177 2007 K-Ville M Reporter (Louis St. Romain). 147178 1979 Kaala Patthar MF India. Press Photographer Anita (Parveen Babi). 147179 2003 Kaash…Hamara Dili Pagal Na Hota MF India Commentator (Mukesh Tiwari). 147180 2001 Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham… MF India Radio Commentators, Cricket (Ian Botham, Michael Holding - Voices). 147181 2006 Kabul Express M DVD India American War Correspondent-Photojournalist Jessica Beckham (Linda Arsenio) of Reuters, Broadcast Journalist Suhel Khan (John Abraham) from India and his cameraman Jai Kapoor (Arshad Warsi) come to Afghanistan after the U.S. and its coalition forces target Osama Bin Laden and Pakistan issues an official denial that there are no more Pakistani military personnel in Afghanistan. Two Indian TV Journalists and Beckham are taken hostage by a Pakistani in Afghanistan on his way back to his homeland. He herds them towards the border in an all terrain vehicle called the Kabul Express. Suhel and Jai has been given an important and potentially dangerous assignment -- to go to Afghanistan just before the U.S. is expected to launch a major attack and get a front row seat for the upcoming fighting. As they search for genuine Taliban fighters to interview, Suhel and Jai make their way across Afghanistan in a land rover with their driver. The TV reporters are soon joined by an American photojournalist Beckham. Newsreader on radio (Hassan Rashid - Voice). Jessica’s driver (Ghulam Hajdar Ahmadi). At one point Jessica is taking pictures of the Pakistani when he asks her how much she gets for the photographs. She says she doesn’t know, 4 or 500 dollars. He then demands $300 to allow her to take his picture. 147182 2002 Kaddish in Dublin N Brady, John Investigative Reporter Paul Fine is a Jew and when his body washes onto the beach in Killiney Ireland, a Palestinian group takes responsibility for the murder. It looks as if Arab-Jewish tensions have emerged in Ireland. What was the reporter working on in his last hours? Who erased his computer files? And what story did someone want to bury? Reporter is son of the chief justice of the Irish Supreme Court. All signs point to a political conspiracy. 147183 1962 Kadin ve tabanca MF Turkey Journalist 147184 1971 Kaere Irene MF Journalist (Nils Ufer). 147185 1994 Kafe V'Limon MF Israel. Photographer (Zachi Noy). 147186 1967 Kafka for President SS GPL Mayer, Tom PR. In "Weary Falcon, The." Freelancer is narrator doing a job for the New York Times. Anson is the character never mentioned by name. Captain Hendricks, head Marine Public Information Officer. 147187 2001 Kagami no onnatachi MF Journalist, the (Mirai Yamamoto) 147188 1998 Kai Rabe gegen die Vatikankiller MF TV Reporter (Barbel Schafer). TV Reporter (Cherno Jobatey-Himself). TV Reporter (Roger Willemsen-Himself). 147189 1982 Kai… o protos matakias MF Journalist (Kostas Stefanakis). 147190 1965 Kaiju daisenso MF Reporter (Yutaka Oka). News Reader (Saburo Iketani). 147191 1968 Kaiju soshingeki MF Japan News Media. Reporter (Yutaka Oka). Skeptical Reporter (Koji Uno). 1st Reporter (Hideo Shibuya). News Reader (Saburo Iketani). 147192 1967 Kaijuto no kessen: Gojira no musuko (aka Son of Godzilla) MF Japan Journalist Fujisaki (Akira Kubo) comes to an island in search of a story -- a group of scientists are performing weather experiments on the deserted island and soon discover that nuclear activity has mutated insects into huge preying mantises. They continue their experiments until a horrible accident causes a radioactive storm uncovering a giant egg that hatches into a young monster that Godzilla takes under his wing training it in the ways of proper monsterhood while battling the giant insects. Godzilla’s son is a clumsy, cute little creature that blows small puffs of smoke, an orphan lizard named Minilla. 147193 1994 Kaikki pelissa MF Finland. Radio Reporter “Sotta” Suhonen (Aake Kalliala). TV Reporter Sirkka Vuono (Paivi Istala). Film group is making a movie in a small village. The story is based on true events that has happened in the same village a few decades ago. Disliked writer Pentti Toysa (Pertti Sveholm) arrives in the middle of a press conference and claims that he is the true writer of the film. He has made some changes in the script and these changes will bring an old crime to light. But in the following night Toysa is being killed and the final draft of the script is missing. 147194 2007 Kaisay Kahein... MF India TV Reporter Radhika “Radi” Rao (Neha Julka) is from Bangalore and lives a wealthy lifestyle with her parents. She relocates to London and works as a news reporter with Sahara Samay. She meets with a financial executive and both fall in love. They get engaged, invest in a house, overcome differences that resurface when Rao is promoted to Bureau Chief and decides to relocate to Mumbai, India. They decide to part ways, but meet again in Australia two years later. This modern day love story pits romance against career. Love may not be a part of the immediate agenda for this journalist who is determined to concentrate on her career. 147195 1956 Kaiser Aluminum Hour, The T Series 1955-1957 Press 147196 1918 Kaiser's Finish (Silent Newsreel) M Warner Brothers Newsreels. Actual newsreel footage integrated into film 147197 1963 Kaitei gunkan MF Journalist (Kenji Sahara) 147198 1995 Kaitou Saint Tail: Big Scoop!, The. An Uproar at the School Festival C Tachikawa, Megmi Japan. 1995-1996. Episode 11. Anime series. Romance, magical female anime. School Newspaper Reporter Sawatari takes a photo that can be used out of context for bad purposes. Heroine Saint Tail has to steal something every episode, but every time for a noble reason. Saint Tail plans to steal Sawatari's film before it's developed. In a later chapter, a note for Saint Tail appears on paper from Sawatari's camera. 147199 1994 Kaitou Saint Tail: Big Scoop!, The. An Uproar at the School Festival. CB Tachikawa, Megumi Japan. 1994-1996. Chapter 11. Manga series. Romance, magical, female manga School Newspaper Reporter Sawatari takes a photo that can be used out of context for bad purposes. Heroine Saint Tail has to steal something every episode, but every time for a noble reason. Saint Tail plans to steal Sawatari's film before it's developed. In a later chapter, a note for Saint Tail appears on paper from Sawatari's camera. 147200 1994 Kaitou Saint Tail: Her True Character Revealed! Meimi’s Critical Moment. CB Tachikawa, Megumi Japan. 1994-1996. Chapter 31. Manga series. Romance, magical, female manga School Newspaper Reporter and Photographer Sawatari, the ever-optimistic student journalist, captures his crush Meimi on film while she's at home with her furry friend, Ruby, but Asuka suspects that it's the same porcupine as the one with Saint Tail. In order to prove the porcupine is alive, Sawatari offers to go on a date with Meimi to the toy store. 147201 1995 Kaitou Saint Tail: Her True Character Revealed! Meimi’s Critical Moment. C Tachikawa, Megmi Japan. 1995-1996. Episode 31. Anime series. Romance, magical, female manga School Newspaper Reporter and Photographer Sawatari, the ever so optimistic student journalist, captures his crush Meimi on film while she's at home with her furry friend, Ruby, but Asuka suspects that it's the same porcupine as the one with Saint Tail. In order to prove the porcupine is alive, Sawatari offers to go on a date with Meimi to the toy store. 147202 1995 Kaitou Saint Tail: Strong Foe!, A Confronting Elite Detective C Tachikawa, Megmi Japan. 1995-1996. Episode 25. Anime series. Romance, magical, female anime School Newspaper Reporter and Photographer. A note for Saint Tail appears on paper from school newspaper reporter Sawatari's camera. 147203 1994 Kaitou Saint Tail: Strong Foe!, A. Confronting Elite Detective CB Tachikawa, Megumi Japan. 1994-1996. Chapter 25. Manga series. Romance, magical, female manga School newspaper reporter and photographer - a note for Saint Tail appears on paper from school newspaper reporter Sawatari's camera. 147204 2002 Kaiwang chuntian de ditie MF Public Relations (Lan Ke). 147205 1943 Kajan gar till sjoss MF News Editor (Robert Ryberg). 147206 1958 Kalapani (aka Kala Pani) MF Cronin, A.J. novel, "Beyond This Place." India. Newspaper Reporter Asha (Madhubala), a retired police inspector and an unwitting prostitute with key evidence help a young man trying to solve a 15-year-old murder that wrongly implicated his father. He wants to release his innocent father from "kaala paani" or life imprisonment. Delves into old newspapers dating back to 1943. Meets and falls in love with Asha, a reporter, who also happens to be the niece of his landlord. Then one day Asha finds out a prostitute has information leading to his father's innocence. Editor at the Press Company (Bir Sakuja). 147207 2003 Kalbs Schweigen N Gorkow, Alexander Germany TV Journalist 147208 2003 Kaleido Star C News Media. News Correspondents Christine M. Auten, Kelly Manison, Eric Opella). Interviewer (Christine M. Auten). Cameraman (Heath Behmer). Reporter (Mark Laskowski). 147209 2003 Kaleido Star: Mada tsuzuku sugoi tokkun C Episode #24. 9-11-2003 Interviewer (Eriko Hirata - Voice). 147210 2003 Kaleido Star: Shuyaku no sugoi kabe C Japan. Episode #10. 6-5-2003 Photographer (Takeshi Takishita - voice). 147211 1958 Kaleidoscope DT Series. 11-2-1958 to 5-1-1959. NBC TV Newsman Frank McGee anchored a review of the top stories of 1958 with other NBC reporters in Projection '59 in this series hosted by Charles Van Doren. 147212 1993 Kalifornia M Newscaster (Patricia Hunte) 147213 1999 Kalin's Prayer M Photographer (Randy Scott). 147214 1978 Kalki N OWN - H Vidal, Gore Journalist Teddy Ottinger, the world's foremost pilot and part-time journalist 147215 1998 Kallis harra Q MF Estonia Reporter (Kadri Hinrikus-Hindrikus). 147216 1981 Kalyug MF India TV Newsreader (Sarita Sethi). 147217 1987 Kam doskace ranni ptace MF Reporter (Marek Eben) 147218 2002 Kamchatsky Razboynik N Litvinov, Boris Newsman Igor Uhabin, a young teacher turned journalist and writer, tries to navigate in the shadowy world of the new elite during Russia's transition from community tyranny to democratic society. 147219 2007 Kameleon als schookkend doelwit MF Netherlands Radio Reporter (Arend Rooseboom - Voice). 147220 1999 Kamera läuft, Herr Kommissar. Ein Medien-Krimi NM Eik, Jan (Helmut Eikermann und Friedel Freiherr von Wagenheim) Germany TV Journalist. Journalist 147221 1970 Kameradenessen N Fischer, Erwin Germany Journalist 147222 1984 Kamienne tablice MF Poland Journalist Maurice Nagar (Henryk Boukolowski). 147223 1986 Kamikaze Hearts M Cameraman (Phil Hopper). Offscreen Interviewer (Mistress Kat). Still Photographer (Vincent Fronczek). 147224 2000 Kamikaze Lust N Sanders, Lauren Journalist Rachel Silver loses her job and reluctantly accepts a position ghostwriting the autobiography of Alexis Calyx, a former porn star turned erotic film producer. 147225 1984 Kamla MF Bollywood Journalist Jaisingh Jadhav (Marc Zuber) buys a tribal girl and exhibits her at a press conference to make a point about slavery. He is a hypocrite in his personal life. Editor (Shafi Inamdar), Jaspal ji. 147226 1964 Kampen om Naesbygard MF TV Reporter (Gunnar Hansen) 147227 2005 Kampen om staden DF Denmark Journalist Christian Schou. 147228 1993 Kanada M Newscaster (Mike Hoolboom - The Newscaster) 147229 1993 Kanarska spojka MF Reporter (Roman Holy) 147230 2001 Kand fran TV MF News Media. Managing Editor (Karin Sjoberg). Editor (Gloria Tapia). Publisher (Eva Dahlman). Publisher (Pia Johansson). Journalist (Ulf Kvensler). Photographer (Jens Sjogren). 147231 2001 Kandahar MF DVD -R HQ 3144-3145. SVD 1443 Canadian-Afghan Journalist (Niloufar Pazira) returns to her homeland to stop her disabled sister from committing suicide. 147232 1975 Kandidatin, Die MTF Journalist (Heinz-Werner Kraehkamp) 147233 1985 Kane & Abel MT Miniseries News Media. TV Newsman (Gordon Gould). Fashion Reporter (Martitia Palmer) 147234 1960 Kankkulan Kaivolla MF Radio Reporter (Hannes Hayrinen). 147235 1989 Kanoon Apna Apna MF India Journalist Satyan (Satyendra Kapoor) is killed and his friend tries to avenge his death but is stopped by his father, who believes that the laws of the land must be followed while his son believes taking the law in your own hands is the only way to effectively bring justice. He leaves home and becomes a tough police inspector serving justice. 147236 1943 Kansan, The M Newspaper Editor Ed Gilbert (Eddy Walker). Messenger (Ray Bennett). 147237 1988 Kansas M Eastman, Spencer (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Nordquist (Alan Toy) is physically disabled and works for the Bugle Tribune. He photographs the hero rescuing the governor's daughter from drowning. The story gets picked up by the national press. Makes the cover of U.S. News Magazine. When a bank robber who was traveling with the hero shows up in the reporter's room with a gun, he tells him the hero helped him commit the robbery. The reporter investigates . Reporter writers a story implicating the hero, but when he finds out the bank robber was killed and the money recovered, he tears it up. One of the few depictions of a physically challenged reporter in film history. Female Reporter (Gail Dicus). Reporter (Greg Gilstrap). 147238 1952 Kansas City Confidential M DVD -R 1799 (Media Excerpts) Newspaper Headlines from Kansas City Express. Newsboy shouting "Extra" over headline. Newsstand with array of newspapers accusing ex-con of a new crime. News Vendor (Harry Hines) 147239 1986 Kansas City Illustrated DT Series 1986-1993 News Staff. Reporters Tom Gauer, Deborah Holmes, Martha Lally, Carole Whitakere. Anchor John Masterman. Prime-time news magazine covering news, sports and entertainment. 147240 1975 Kansas City Massacre, The T News Media-Press. FBI 147241 1950 Kansas City Milkman, The N UCLA Packard, Reynolds Newspapermen Clay Brewster and Don Shelby live in Paris. Newspaper world background. Front Page treatment of wire services by a foreign correspondent turned novelist. Story of professional decay of a libidinous and heavy-drinking bureau man with all the blamed placed on the press association because of its hypocrisy, double-dealing, mistreatment of its staffers, and low caliber of the personnel. 147242 1987 Kant-ssi ui palpyohoe MF Photographer (Yun-tae Kim) 147243 1957 Kapelusz pana Anatola MF Reporter (Zofia Grabska). 147244 1965 Kapitan Sowa na tropie: Cichy Pokoik TF Poland. Episode #4. Journalist (Wlodzimierz Skoczylas). 147245 2006 Kappa Mikey: La Cage Aux Mikey C DVD -R HQ 8202 Episode #118. 11-19-2006 Reporter interviews Mikey and he lies about his friends during the interview. 147246 1946 Kaputt N OWN - P Malaparte, Curzio War Correspondent in Italy 147247 2009 Karate Contractions N Herman, Gail and Debra Voege Reporter Isobel Taft helps Buzz kick off the action at the Kixtown Junior Karate Tournament. As the karate kids compete, Buzz helps Isobel master contractions. 147248 2004 Karate Dog, The M News Media. TV Reporter (Dagmar Midcap). 147249 1976 Kard, A MF TV Reporter (Sandor Lukkacs). Reporter (Ibolya Dzsupin) 147250 2006 Kardia M Canada Reporter (Dylan Trowbridge). 147251 1983 KARE 11 News DT TV Anchor Paul Magers (1983-2003). Anchorwoman Julie Nelson (2003-). Anchorwoman Dana Piece (1983-). Anchor-Reporter Amy Hockert (2002-). Anchor-Reporter Rick Kupchella (1995). Anchor Joan Steffand (1983-1998). Anchorman Frank Vascellaro (1996-2005). Meteorologists Ken Barlow (1994-2005), Paul Douglas (1983-1991), Dennis Feltgen (1986-1990), Belinda Jensen. Sportscasters Jeff Passolt (1981-1994), Tom Ryther (1980-1991), Randy Shaver (1983-). Sportscaster-Sports Reporter Eric Perkins (1996-). 147252 1986 Kare no ootobai, kanojo no shima MF Japan Reporter (Ittoku Kishibe). Reporter (Nenji Kobayashi). 147253 1954 Karen Blixen M Interviewer (Karl Bjarnhof). 147254 2005 Kari Toivonen - uutismies TF Finland Reporter 147255 1955 Kariera MF Poland. Photographer (Bronislaw Dardzinski). 147256 2002 Kariera Nikosia Dyzmy MF Poland TV Reporter (Magdalena Michalak). 147257 1969 Karine MF Soviet Union. Photographer (Yervand Manaryan). 147258 1992 Karl May MF Journalist, Wiener (Jurgen Trott) 147259 1969 Karla M AFI-Authors Writer 147260 2006 Karla M Reporter (Danielle Burgio). News Reporter (Choppy Guillotte) 147261 1997 Karlek och hela alltihopa MF Photographer (Erik Broms). 147262 1916 Karlek Och Journalistik MF Sweden Reporter passes herself off as a servant to gain access to a great explorer, just back from the Antarctic, who is known to loathe journalists. Journalist Hertha Weye (Karin Molander) Although her true identity is discovered, she still manages to write her article, but then destroys it out of love for the adventurer. The comedy presents journalism as a route to independence for young women. But the ending does little to resolve the eternal dilemma of professional versus personal life since our heroine finally quits her job. 147263 2007 Karma Girl N Estep, Jennifer Reporter Carmen Cole for the Expose in Bigtime, N.Y. is on a mission -- to unmask all superheroes and uber villains. She caught her fiancé, Matt Marion (aka the Manchinator) in bed with her best friend, Karen Crush (aka Crusher) on her wedding day. But after Carmen outs a member of the Fearless Five, Travis Teague (aka Tornado) and Travis kills himself, she's not only devastated, she's demoted to society reporter. When the Terrible Triad nabs Carmen, their snarky Malefica insists she unmask the Fearless Five's Strikeer or suffer dire consequences. By the time Carmen knows who Striker is, they're in love and turning him over to a superbitch isn't an option. Exposing the true identities of the nation's caped crusaders and their archenemies has catapulted Carmen from her sleepy southern hometown to the front pages of the country's biggest newspaper. Hobnobbing with millionaires and famished fashionistas is all in a day's work for a woman on the trail of the Fearless Five and Terrible Triad. But when Carmen gets the scoop of her career, her life comes crashing down around her. 147264 2007 Karma Girl N Estep, Jennifer Reporter Carmen Cole, “reporter extraordinaire” for the Expose in New York City starts exposing the country’s most powerful heroes and villains after getting dumped by her crime-fighting fiancé. She is on a mission -- to unmask all superheroes and uber villains -- after catching her fiancé (Matt Marion, aka the Machinator) in bed with her best friend (Karen Crush aka Crusher) on Cole’s wedding day. But after Carmen outs a member of the Fearless Five (Travis Teague aka Tornado) and Travis kills himself, she’s not only devastated, but she’s demoted to society reporter. When the Terrible Triad nabs Carmen, their snarky Malefica insists she unmask the Fearless Five’s Striker or suffer dire consequences. By the time Carmen knows who Strike is, they’re in love and turning him over to a superbitch isn’t an option. When her life is on the line, she’ll have to rely on the city’s sexiest crime-buster to save her. 147265 1938 Karmankolon kuningas MF News Announcer (Markus Rautio) 147266 2001 Karmina 2 M Reporter. 147267 2005 Karol, un uomo diventato Papa MTF Poland - English News Media. Gemelli Journalist (Valentina Mezzacappa). 147268 1998 Karrusel: 9/Lotte og Henrik TF Episode #9. 3-4-1998 Journalist (Martin Brygmann). Journalist (Jette Sievertsen). 147269 1986 Karsh: Searching Eye, The M Interviewer-Narrator (Harry Rasky-Himself) 147270 1931 Käsebier erobert den Kurfürstendamm (1977: ausführlichere Fassung) N Tergit, Gabriele (Elise Reifenberg) Germany Journalist 147271 1982 Kaseki no kouya MF Japan Reporter Katayama (Hideaki Esum). Reporter Shimizu (Takeshi Kaga). Reporter Arai (Hideo Murota). Cameraman Asai (Ryuji Katagiri). 147272 1976 Kassen stemmer MF Journalist (Soren Spanning). Interview (Anna-Louise Lefevre). 147273 1954 Kasserer Jensen MF Norway Journalist i Dagbladet (Marius Eriksen). 147274 2001 Katakuri-ke no kofuku MF Japan TV Reporter (Naoto Takenaka). 147275 1912 Katchem Kate M AD Newspaper Advertisement.. Kate sees advertisement in newspaper for detective school 147276 1970 Kate T Series 1970-1972 British Advice "Agony" column writer. 147277 1989 Kate & Allie: T SVD 1243 Episode. Series (March, 1984-May 1989). 122 Episodes. 1987-1989 Barsky. TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Allie marries former football player, 147278 1988 Kate & Allie: Allie Doesn't Live Here Anymore T Episode #103. 12-19-1988 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. As Allie moves into her new high-rise condo, Kate interviews a potential housemate. 147279 1988 Kate & Allie: Allie Makes Up Her Mind T Episode #99. 3-28-1988 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Allie can't decide whether to accept Bob's marriage proposal. But that doesn't stop Kate from throwing them an engagement party. 147280 1988 Kate & Allie: Almost Married (aka And Then There Were None) T Episode #91. 1-18-1988 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Ted invites everybody to his friends' cabin in the Adirondacks but there's an escaped convict on the loose. 147281 1989 Kate & Allie: Anchor Away T DVD -R HQ 8888. SVD 1240 Episode #105. 1-9-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Watching a tape of Bob's sportscast, Allie notices an attractive anchor making an on-air play for her husband. 147282 1989 Kate & Allie: Better Never Than Late T Episode #106. 1-16-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Bob's mother questions Allie about having another child. 147283 1988 Kate & Allie: Bob Smells the Roses T Episode #98. 3-21-1988 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Shaken by a friend's heart attack, Bob decides he should live life to the fullest -- with Allie as his wife. 147284 1989 Kate & Allie: Chip's Notes T Episode #113. 3-6-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. 147285 1988 Kate & Allie: Clip Show, The T SVD 1226 Episode #100. 5-23-1988 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. 147286 1986 Kate & Allie: Dates of Future Past T Episode #63. 12-15-1986 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. While Kate is away on a business trip, Barsky, an ex-football player makes a play for Allie. 147287 1986 Kate & Allie: Goodbye Girl, The T Episode #62. 12-8-1986 TV News. Blizzard prevents the regulars from reaching the TV station where Allie volunteers. Allie and her boss Eddie Gordon (Andrea Martin) are stranded in studio in blizzard -- and must keep the show on the air. 147288 1987 Kate & Allie: Hired Wife T Episode #85. 11-16-1987 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. A bachelor propsoes to Kate or Allie that he will give either one of them $500 to pretend to be his wife for one evening. 147289 1989 Kate & Allie: Hockey Team T Episode #120. 5-8-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Bob lets Chip join the hockey team without consulting Allie. 147290 1988 Kate & Allie: I Don't, I Don't T Episode #97. 3-14-1988 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Bob is in a panic because he feels he's not ready for marriage -- which no one has mentioned. 147291 1989 Kate & Allie: I've Got a Secret T VHS 1251 Episode #112. 2-27-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed). Kate has trouble keeping quiet about Bob's broadcasting future. 147292 1987 Kate & Allie: Jennie's New Deal T Episode #84. 11-9-1987 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. 147293 1988 Kate & Allie: Kate Gets Dumped T Episode #102. 12-12-1988 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Honeymooners Allie and Bob fly off to Hawaii. 147294 1989 Kate & Allie: Last Temptation of Allie, The T Episode #119. 5-1-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. While Allie prepares her entry for Cousin Cabot's Country Cookbook contest, Kate cooks up a way to help Lou. 147295 1989 Kate & Allie: Loan-Some Bob T VHS 1245 Episode #116. 3-27-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed). Kate and Allie get a loan from Bob, who then chips in his two cents about how to run a profitable business. 147296 1989 Kate & Allie: Love Thy Neighbor T Episode #114. 3-13-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Trying to mend a broken romance, Kate feigns love in front of the woman who dumped her neighbor -- but he thinks Kate's serious. 147297 1987 Kate & Allie: Marriage Counselor, The T Episode #86. 11-23-1987 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C., suggests marriage counseling for the constantly bickering Kate and Allie. 147298 1988 Kate & Allie: Mouse That Squeaked, The T Episode #94. 2-8-1988 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Kate and Allie panic when Chip's mouse gets loose. 147299 1989 Kate & Allie: Moving On T Episode #107. 1-23-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Kate spends her 40th birthday wondering what she has done with her life. She decides to join the Peace Corps. 147300 1989 Kate & Allie: My Boyfriend's Back T VHS 1254 Episode #121. 5-15-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed). Allie's ex-boyfriend returns to New York for the opening of his off-Broadway play, which turns out to be based on their romance. Unfortunately for Allie, he has eyes only for Kate. 147301 1988 Kate & Allie: My Day With Paul Newman T Episode #92. 2-1-1988 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Film crew asks to use the front door in a movie. 147302 1988 Kate & Allie: Namath of the Game, The T Episode #93. 2-3-1988 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Sports nut Kate becomes Joe Namath's personal assistant. Joe Namath (Himself). 147303 1989 Kate & Allie: Nearlyweds, The T Episode #109. 2-6-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Allie's reaction upon hearing that Jennie and her boyfriend are sharing a dom room doesn't compare with her reaction when they announce they're getting married. 147304 1988 Kate & Allie: Odd Couples, The T Episode #104. 12-26-1988 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Allie suggests that Kate move in. 147305 1987 Kate & Allie: Reruns T Episode #70. 3-2-1987 TV News Producer Mary Richards. Allie falls asleep in front of late night TV and dreams herself and Kate into old episoes of The Mary Tyler Moore Show and I Love Lucy. 147306 1987 Kate & Allie: Return of Bob Barsky T Episode #81. 10-12-1987 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. After an unexplained absence, Bob Barsky calls to ask Allie out on a date. He explains he is moving back to New York -- and also seeing someone else. 147307 1989 Kate & Allie: Review, The T DVD -R HQ 10116. VHS 1252 Episode #117. 4-10-1989 Food Critic gives Allie's sushi a bad review. Kate determines to please the man's palate to gain a retraction. 147308 1987 Kate & Allie: Ted's Fix-Up T Episode #83. 10-26-1987 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Kate and Angela fix each other up with each other's ex's with surprising results. 147309 1987 Kate & Allie: Triangle Has Four Sides, The T Episode #87. 12-7-1987 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Kate tries to date two men at the same time but they end up finding out about each other. When Kate realizes they don't care she is dating other men, she dumps them both and starts dating Ted again. 147310 1989 Kate & Allie: Trojan War T Episode #115. 3-20-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Allie discovers a condom in Chip's pocket. 147311 1989 Kate & Allie: Wanted: One Husband T VHS 1244 Episode #110. 2-13-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed). Rich neighbor offers hefty sum to Kate and Allie if they can find her "a Bob." 147312 1988 Kate & Allie: Wedding Belle Blues T SVD 1226 Episode #101. 12-11-1988 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed). As the nervous bride-to-be, Allie has nightmares about meeting her fiancé's parents. 147313 1988 Kate & Allie: Wedding, The T Episode #118. 4-24-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Kate reluctantly agrees to accompny Lou to his cousin's wedding. 147314 1989 Kate & Allie: What a Wonderful Episode (aka It's a Wonderful Episode aka Kate and Allie Go To Hell T Episode #122. 5-22-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. A job offer and a $2,000 check from a man named Gabriel prompt Kate and Allie to take account of their lives. Unfortunately for Allie, he has eyes only for Kate. 147315 1988 Kate & Allie: What's Love Got To Do With It? T Episode #111. 2-20-1989 TV Sportscaster Bob Barsky (Sam Freed), for WNTD-TV, Channel 10 in Washington D.C. Kate is dating a man with no charm, looks or personality, yet everyone loves him -- except Kate. 147316 2001 Kate & Leopold M TV Newscaster (Roma Torre). Film Editor (Bart DeFinna). Photographer (Stan Tracy). Cameraman (Joe Mosso). 147317 1998 Kate Banning: Cryin' Time N Tishy, Cecilia #2 Kate Banning Series Magazine Editor Kate Banning, a Yankee-turned Southern sleuth, a former freelance investigative reporter who moved, along with her 13-year-old daughter, Kelly, from Boston to Nashville to take a steady job writing and editing articles for trade magazines. Her new job leaves her enough time to investigate the background of an up-and-coming, part-Cherokee country singer rumored to have a violent, even murderous past. Kate interviews the man, questions his loquacious songwriting girlfriend and looks for a flaw. Then the girlfriend disappears leading Kate on a far-flung search for the truth. 147318 2000 Kate Banning: Fall To Pieces N Tishy, Cecilia #3 Kate Banning Series Magazine Editor Kate Banning, a Yankee-turned Southern sleuth, a former freelance investigative reporter who moved, along with her 13-year-old daughter, Kelly, from Boston to Nashville to take a steady job writing and editing articles for trade magazines. Banning approaches a country icon's manager about a fan magazine project but the manager has something else in mind. She believes someone has targeted the singer for murder. Just as Banning settles into a good editorial job and a new Nashville neighborhood, her publisher throws her a curveball to pitch a fan-club proposal to the country-music queen. She is also asked to investigate escalating threats against the singer's career and life. 147319 1997 Kate Banning: Jealous Heart NR Tishy, Cecilia #1 Kate Banning Series Magazine Editor Kate Banning, a Yankee-turned Southern sleuth, a former freelance investigative reporter who moved, along with her 13-year-old daughter, Kelly, from Boston to Nashville to take a steady job writing and editing articles for trade magazines. A piece on automotive safety leads her to a woman whose sister was an up-and-coming country music star killed in a recent automobile accident. But she has her own agenda. She doesn't want to talk about how her sister could have been saved if she had used a seat belt. She wants Kate to investigate her sister's death as a potential homicide. Then the two women are almost run off the road. Meanwhile her daughter is having a difficult adjustment to their new environment and Kate is having problems learning the ropes of her new job and trying to maintain a long-distance relationship with a handsome pilot. So investigating a murder is not part of her game plan. But she can't say no and solves the case. 147320 2004 Kate Del Castillo en La Riviera Maya MTF Mexico. Photographer (Glenn Campbell). 147321 2007 Kate Gallagher: Dying To Be Thin N Lilley, Kathryn #1 Fat City Mysteries TV Producer Kate Gallagher is a plus-sized journalist who has been laid off because of her weight and dumped by her boyfriend. So she enrolls in a weight loss clinic in Durham, North Carolina. Soon, she’s ready to sell her soul for some sweets. But when a diet guru turns up dead with fondue forks where his eyes were, Kate loses her appetite -- and has a breaking story on her hands. 147322 2008 Kate Gallagher: Killer Workout N Lilley, Kathryn #2 Fat City Mysteries Reporter Kate Gallagher is a plus-sized journalist who decides to report for duty at Body Blast, a boot camp-style fitness program. But then her roomie is discovered with a broken neck at the foot of the climbing wall. It’s not the first suspicious accident at the camp -- another woman recently fell to her death during a Wilderness Challenge. Kate knows that losing weight is hard, but now it looks like it’s turning into mortal combat. 147323 2009 Kate Gallagher: Makeovers Can Be Murder N Lilley, Kathryn #3 Fat City Mysteries TV Reporter Kate Gallagher is a plus-sized journalist facing the ultimate challenge -- wearing a bikini for an upcoming assignment about weight loss scams. Sticking to her diet won’t be easy especially since her love life is already wasting away. Kate learns she’s not alone at a meeting of a women’s support group, the Newsbodies, where her friend Lila confides that her marriage is in trouble. When Lila turns up dead, Kate’s suspicions immediately fall on the husband. But that’s before she finds out that Lila wasn’t the first Newbody to die. Apparently a killer has an appetite for plus-sized victims. 147324 1988 Kate Henry: Dead Pull Hitter, The NS OWN - P Gordon, Alison #1 Kate Henry Mysteries Sports Journalist Katherine "Kate" Henry, a 40-year-old baseball writer, covers the Toronto Titans for the Toronto Planet. The veteran reporter is intelligent, feisty and enamored of her job. She has impossible deadlines and puts in weeks of overtime. The Titans are about to clinch the pennant, but the designated hitter misses the big game. During the victory celebration, the team announces the ballplayer is dead. The next morning, the body of the ace pitcher is found in the clubhouse. Even worse, the killer must be someone connected with the team. In pursuit of this hot story, Kate confronts blackmail, drugs and eventually the murderer. She has problems with arrogance, ignorance, easy money and bigotry of the sports world.. "I'm Katherine Henry. My friends call me Kate. I am a baseball writer by trade, I'm forty, older than most of the Titans including the manager. I'm tallish, prettyish and a lot more interesting than most of the people I write about." "I'm good at my job to the active disappointment of some of my male colleagues, who have been waiting for me to fall on my face since the day I walked into my first spring training. I am also the only woman on the team plane who doesn't serve drinks." 147325 1993 Kate Henry: Night Game NS Gordon, Alison #3 Kate Henry Mysteries Sports Journalist Katherine "Kate" Henry, a 40-year-old baseball writer, covers the Toronto Titans for the Toronto Planet. The veteran reporter is intelligent, feisty and enamored of her job. She has impossible deadlines and puts in weeks of overtime. It's spring training in Florida. Kate is feeling like anything but a spring chicken, especially compared to "Juicy Lucy" Cartwright, a curvaceous young reporter who's just as interested in getting to home plate as they are. But when the 22-year-old Lucy is discovered shot to death on the beach outside the players' condos. The prime suspect is a promising rookie from the Dominican Republic who is black and foreign in a town not known for its tolerance of strangers. The 42-year-old Kate feels the rookie is too easy a mark and in setting out to clear his name, she embarks on an investigation steeped in foul play. Kate was out on a moonlit walk with a fellow reporter when they discovered Lucy's body. Many players had been involved with Lucy, which means that many of them fearing exposes of sexual exploits had a motive to see her dead. 147326 1998 Kate Henry: Prairie Hardball NS Gordon, Alison #5 Kate Henry Mysteries Sports Journalist Katherine "Kate" Henry, a 40-year-old baseball writer, covers the Toronto Titans for the Toronto Planet. The veteran reporter is intelligent, feisty and enamored of her job. She has impossible deadlines and puts in weeks of overtime. It is glorious August in Saskatchewan and Henry is on a road trip home. Accompanied by her partner, homicide detective Andy Munro, she is keen to show him the wide-open spaces of the prairie and the charms of her family home in Indian Head. In the 1940s, Kate's mother played for the Racine Belles, in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. Now 20 veterans of the league are gathering for a reunion in the Battlefords, for induction into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame. But all is not peaceful under the prairie sky. Anonymous letters have been received by her mother's teammates warning them to stay away from the event. One of the Belles is found murdered. Kate tries not to interfere with the police investigation. But as she talks to former team members, she finds questions from the past that demand answers. It is only when Kate finds herself in mortal danger that she realizes she's come too close to the truth. 147327 1991 Kate Henry: Safe at Home NS Gordon, Alison #2 Kate Henry Mysteries Sports Journalist Katherine "Kate" Henry, a 40-year-old baseball writer, covers the Toronto Titans for the Toronto Planet. The veteran reporter is intelligent, feisty and enamored of her job. She has impossible deadlines and puts in weeks of overtime. Serial killer is stalking the streets of Kate Henry's hometown, claiming one young boy after another as his victim. For Henry, the killings are placing a strain on her relationship with her lover, Staff Sgt. Andy Munro. Munro is deeply involved in the beleaguered murder investigation. In the meantime, Kate is in hot water herself as she prepares to break a news story that will throw the Toronto Titans team -- and the game of professional baseball -- into turmoil. 147328 1997 Kate Henry: Striking Out NS Gordon, Alison #4 Kate Henry Mysteries Sports Journalist Katherine "Kate" Henry, a 40-year-old baseball writer, covers the Toronto Titans for the Toronto Planet. The veteran reporter is intelligent, feisty and enamored of her job. She has impossible deadlines and puts in weeks of overtime. It is the summer of 1994 and major-league baseball players have taken their balls and bats and gone home. With no beat to cover, Henry finds herself with rare time off to relax at home in Toronto's east end. But all is not tranquil in the neighborhood. Anti-abortion protesters are picketing the house of a doctor who lives down the block. The papers are full of controversy over the police shooting of a joy-riding black teen. Kate's lover, homicide detective Andy Munro is shot in an incident that only fuels the outcries of police racism. While Andy recuperates, Kate has more than a cranky patient to deal with. A homeless woman who has been living in the laneway behind Kate's house, vanishes. Police are indifferent. Kate begins a hunt on her own. A brutal murder links the past to the present. 147329 2006 Kate Jensen: Amsterdam Connection, The N Leather, Sue Level 5 Upper Intermediate Book with Audio CDs Journalist Kate Jensen is shocked when her friend Max is found murdered in Amsterdam. She goes there to search for her friend’s killer and starts asking questions at the football club he owned. It soon becomes clear that someone doesn’t want her to get any answers and Kate discovers that football can be a very dangerous game indeed. 147330 2006 Kate Jensen: Death in the Dojo N Leather, Sue Level 5 Upper Intermediate Book with Audio CDs Reporter Kate Jensen investigates the death of a karate master in a “dojo,” a karate training room in London. Another death quickly follows and Kate finds herself drawn into the mystery. The trail takes her to Japan, back to London, and back in time to a crime committed more than 30 years earlier. 147331 2000 Kate Lipton: Double Helix NM Parker, Nancy A. #2 Kate Lipton Mysteries High-Tech Journalist Kate Lipton is involved in a story about a group of AIDS sufferers who have disappeared after traveling to the island of Grenada in the Eastern Caribbean in search of a miracle cure. It seems a bioengineering company on Grenada has deciphered the key in our DNA to human aging -- literally the cure for everything. Operating beyond all U.S. government and industry regulation, the firm, headed by an eugenicist wants to create new humans. And no one can stop him. Lipton soon learns about the man who will stop at nothing to derail her investigation and prevent her from exposing his bioengineering company's activities. Anchored off the company's compound, Kate and partner Jack Sullivan discover the company's yacht ferrying a stream of Fortune-500 types between the airport and the Grenadian lab. With security closing in and answers still elusive, she must finally resort to high-tech system hacking to uncover the truth. 147332 1994 Kate Lipton: Omega Transmissions, The NM Parker, Nancy #1 Kate Lipton Mysteries High-Tech Journalist Kate Lipton stumbles on the story of a life-time -- the possibility that NASA's SETI Project has intercepted a message from an intelligent ET source. Action goes from San Francisco and Silicon Valley to Puerto Rico and the Caribbean as Lipton locates missing scientists, and realizing they've been sequestered against their will, skippers their rescue by sailboat with NSA agents in hot pursuit. Is NASA concealing news and contents of extraterrestrial signals? Who's sending them? 147333 2005 Kate Mallory: Devil’s Own Daughter, The NM Hutchinson, Meg (aka Margaret Astbury) #3 Kate Mallory Series Journalist Kate Mallory is not excited about doing a feature on Old Wives’ Tales. It’s not exactly the assignment to make Kate’s pulse race since she fancies herself an investigative journalist and crime reporter and has the stories under her belt to prove it. But her research throws up a vital clue to the series of arson attacks and gruesome murders that is baffling the Darlaston police force. Teaming up with Richard Torrey, the enigmatic man whose rough exterior conceals his intuitive psychic powers, Kate gets on the trail of a story too good to miss. But it will lead her into a deadly encounter with a ruthless woman, a coven of Satanists -- and Evil incarnate. 147334 2001 Kate Mallory: Hitch-Hiker, The NM Hutchinson, Meg (aka Margaret Astbury) #1 Kate Mallory Series Journalist Kate Mallory and Inspector Bruce Daniels help Richard Torrey investigate the brutal murder of Anna, is lover. Torrey is determined to get at the bottom of her killing and bring the killers to justice. Philip Bartley stops to pick up a hitchhiker one rainy night hoping for sexual favors in return. But when the car crashes into a hedge, the slender, blonde figure with the seductive tongue is nowhere to be seen. Reverend Peter Darley has a mortal sin on his conscience, and as he struggles with his faith, he finds that even the church cannot provide sanctuary from his impure thoughts. A whiff of perfume, a pair of hyacinth blue eyes are oddly familiar to James Connor. Will they cause the Deputy Police Commissioner to lose his head? That is just the beginning. There are three men with one woman in common and now that woman, Anna, is dead. 147335 2002 Kate Mallory: Seal, The NM Hutchinson, Meg (aka Margaret Astbury) #2 Kate Mallory Series Journalist Kate Mallory is covering a routine case of vandalism in a local churchyard when she comes across a mysterious foreign banknote and a drawing of an ancient talisman, the Seal of Ashmedai, used in rituals of black magic. At the same time, Richard Torrey is haunted by a young woman, dressed in white, who begs his help. But why can no one else see or hear her? Together, Kate and Richard decide to investigate a possible connection between these random events. They do not expect to find themselves embroiled in an attempt to create the havoc of war in the Middle East, large-scale currency counterfeiting - and devil worship. Journalist Kate Mallory and Richard Torrey, the enigmatic man whose rough exterior conceals his intuitive psychic powers, find themselves embroiled in yet another battle with the forces of darkness. They are still bruised by the satanic events at Monkswell. 147336 1975 Kate McShane: Publish and Perish T Television Drama Series News Media 147337 1991 Kate Mulcay: Ah, Sweet Mystery NM MLPL Sibley, Celestine #1 Kate Mulcay Mysteries Journalist Kate Mulcay is a self-reliant widow, an Atlanta news hound who lives alone in a backwoods cabin and occasionally covers the police beat. Then a neighbor is murdered. He's a local businessman disliked by everyone and is the victim of overkill: poisoned, bludgeoned and electrocuted. He is mourned by few except his sweet octogenarian stepmother who stuns everyone by confessing to the crime. Down-home reporter Mulcay, resident of northern Fulton County, where new mansions supplant old settlers. When someone murders the local develop and police blame her dear old lady-neighbor, Kate takes steps to "save" the feisty woman. Her friends on the police force actually do most of the work behind the scenes, while she covers the human angles. 147338 1993 Kate Mulcay: Dire Happenings at Scratch Ankle NM Sibley, Celestine #3 Kate Mulcay Mysteries Reporter Kate Mulcay is on a newspaper assignment at the Georgia State House of Representatives and is stirred from her boredom by the impassioned speech of a Native American legislator. He urged the state to contest Tennessee's jurisdiction over former Cherokee lands on the Georgia border. On a hunch, Kate arranges a trip to meet him in a town called Rising Fawn for a tour of the disputed territory. But on night before Kate plans to leave, the young Gandy sisters show up and she brings them along. When the representative doesn't show up at the meeting spot, Kate and the girls go to his trailer only to discover trail of blood leading into the woods. Handful of concerned legislators and searchers look for the legislator. Soon another representative disappears. What promises to be a weekend getaway quickly turns into a deadly adventure when Kate realizes there is a murderer on the loose. It's up to her to get the scoop before another murder is committed. 147339 1958 Kate Mulcay: Malignant Heart NM Sibley, Celestine The younger years of Kate Mulcay when she was Kate Kincaid. Columnist Katherine “Kate” Kincaid is a young reporter for the Atlanta Searchlight and an amateur sleuth who lives with her father, a retired policeman. She appears to be one of the few female news reporters on the staff. Most of the other women staffers work in the “Casserole and Camisole Department,” writing as most newspaperwomen did at the time, about fashion, food, gardens, club activities and high society. Kate “wrote a column a few days a week, covered an occasional story...and was available as a kind of office memory for youngsters who knew nothing about Atlanta’s or the newspaper’s past.” We’ll meet Kate again as the widowed Kate Mulcay in “Ah, Sweet Mystery” (1991) who now lives alone in north Fulton County in a cabin that she and her late husband Benjy restored. In her late forties to early fifties, Kate still reports for the Searchlight, but also writes a regular column. Though "an old society editor" had told Kate "that nobody, but nobody, lived beyond the perimeter of Atlanta," the encircling Interstate 285, and though "[s]ociety's folklore decreed that you live within the circular boundaries of the big eight-lane highways which encompassed the city," Kate chose to break from "society" for a life in the woods (SS, 60) and committed to making the daily commute "in bumper-to-bumper traffic that was beginning to spill over onto the old country road" (ASM, 2). In Dire Happenings at Scratch Ankle (1993), we learn that Kate covered the Georgia General Assembly as a reporter until her editor reassigns her to write a regular column, replacing her with "a lanky kid newly graduated from the University of Georgia's journalism school" (DH, 2). In Spider in the Sink (1997), we get more details on the forty years that have passed since the events of The Malignant Heart. Benjy and Kate had lived with her father in the early years of the marriage in a "clapboard cottage" in downtown Atlanta. In what would probably have been the early to mid-1960s, the city started to purchase areas of their neighborhood to turn into a parking lot for the new baseball stadium. After Kate's father died from a stroke, and "by the time the bulldozers were on their street," Kate and Benjy "were ready to move anyhow" (SS, 40). Kate's cabin — with "its raddled roof, its vacant lopsided window openings" — had won her affection the first time she and Benjy had seen it and had brought much happiness to them, "although both were city-reared" (ASM, 14). 147340 1995 Kate Mulcay: Plague of Kinfolks, A NM Sibley, Celestine #4 Kate Mulcay Mysteries Atlanta Columnist Kate Mulcay is running out of Southern hospitality as a pair of distant relatives prolong their surprise visit. But freeloading houseguests are the least of her problems when a neighbor is found bludgeoned to death. Police name Kate as the prime suspect. It's up to her to prove her innocence and capture the killer. Spirited Kate Mulcay, the Atlanta reporter and columnist seen last in Dire Happenings at Scratch Ankle, returns for her fourth crime adventure in the series by Atlanta Constitution columnist Sibley. In this sunny caper, the serenity of widowed Kate, who lives among wildflowers in a 150-year-old log cabin, is shattered by the arrival, out of the blue, of Edge Green and his wife, Bambi, in a rusty Chevy towed by a wrecker. Edge, a dead-broke Texan, claims to be a distant cousin of Kate's late husband; Bambi is a whining Tammie Bakker look-alike with a thirst for booze. While Kate, bouncing between resentment and pity, deals with her trashy, inconsiderate kin (Edge wastes a thicket of sweet-smelling vines that Kate has nursed over the years), other, less colorful problems arise. Mr. Renty, a harmless old eccentric, is viciously beaten with a "battle stick" (an oak stick used by country women to whack the dirt out of wet clothes), and a neighbor in a subdivision who has just told Kate she's getting divorced is murdered and Kate finds herself a suspect. As Kate tracks down the killer and figures out what to do with Edge and Bambi, Sibley continues her long-running love affair with Atlanta, its people, traditions and dialect. 147341 1997 Kate Mulcay: Spider in the Sink NM Sibley, Celestine #5 Kate Mulcay Mystery Series Columnist Kate Mulcay works for a newspaper in Atlanta, Georgia. It has been years since her beloved husband died and the holidays have been a little lonely. She can't help thinking to herself what a wonderful Christmas this might turn out to be. Only dark cloud is her inability to find a place for two homeless men and their dog to whom she has dedicated her newspaper column. No shelter would take the men because they refused to give up their dog so when a wealthy and eccentric friend announces she will take them, Kate can't believe her good fortune. The joyous feeling of the season is shattered the next day when Kate learns that a murder has taken place. Worse yet, the two homeless men are the prime suspects. Knowing that neither man is capable of violence, Kate sets out to find the truth. 147342 1992 Kate Mulcay: Straight as an Arrow NM Sibley, Celestine #2 Kate Mulcay Mysteries Journalist Kate Mulcay is a self-reliant widow, an Atlanta news hound who lives alone in a backwoods cabin and occasionally covers the police beat. It’s been a dreary winter in Atlanta, and Kate Mulcay is perked up at first by a phone call from her good friend Nora Noble, a resident of Ila Island where Kate and her late husband Benjy had built a beach cottage. Now that Benjy is gone, Kate no longer summers there, but she packs up her gear in response to Nora’s fears that someone is killing off the residents of the island and that there has been a bungled attempt on Nora’s husband Phil’s life. When Kate arrives on the island, she discovers some peculiar circumstances. Even her own cottage has been occupied and desecrated in her absence. When Phil dies suddenly the following day, Kate is determined to stay on to unravel the mystery and restore peace and tranquility to this beautiful island. 147343 1995 Kate Murray: In the Midnight Hour NM Tyre, Peg #1 Kate Murray Mysteries Crime reporter Kate Murray for a New York tabloid, faces a difficult choice when a detective-lover she once betrayed by revealing confidential information, feeds her hot tips on corruption with his Brooklyn Narcotics Division 147344 1996 Kate Murray: Strangers in the Night NM Tyre, Peg #2 Kate Murray Mysteries Crime Reporter Kate Murray for a New York tabloid, investigates the murder of a nurse in the tough Bushwick section of Brooklyn to salvage her career, and finds herself caught between the police and a psychotic killer. 147345 1992 Kate Reed: Anno Dracula N Newman, Kim #1 Vampire Journalist Kate Reed in the Anno Dracula Series. Journalist Kate Reed, a radical vampire journalist who became a vampire 30 years ago and helped send Dracula packing out of England. In 1885, Count Dracula, after 400 years of brooding in his Transylvanian Castle, came to London intent on spreading the pestilence of vampirism to the heart of Victoria’s Britain. The monster was defeated and destroyed by Professor Van Heising and his stout-hearted companions. But what if Von Heising had failed and Dracula’s plan of conquest was successful? 147346 1995 Kate Reed: Bloody Red Baron N Newman, Kim #2 Vampire Journalist Kate Reed in the Anno Dracula Series. Journalist Kate Reed, a radical vampire journalist who became a vampire 30 years ago and helped send Dracula packing out of England. She is involved in World War I in 1918 since the War of the Great Powers in Europe is also a war between the living and the dead, ancient magic and modern science, oppression and freedom. Count Dracula has insinuated his way into the ruling echelon of the German government and molds a war machine to annihilate the Western allies. With Kate’s help, an old enemy of Dracula’s plots to stop him. Lurking in the background is a resurrected Edgar Allan Poe, commissioned by German High Command to write a fabulous biography of Manfred von Richthofen, the Bloody Red Barron who keeps upping his famous death score against the Western Front. It is some 30 years since the vampire eluded his death and initiated the Terror, a vampirization of humanity that has left half the world undead and living in uneasy coexistence with “warm” mortals. Dracula is represented by flying ace Manfred von Richthofen, alias the Red Baron, and other blood descendants capable of shapeshifting into airplane-sized bats that engage in aerial combat with their Anglo-vampire counterparts. 147347 1997 Kate Reed: Coppola’s Dracula SS Newman, Kim Vampire Journalist Kate Reed in the Anno Dracula Series. Online Story Hosted by Infinity Plus Web Site. Journalist Kate Reed, a radical vampire journalist who became a vampire 30 years ago and helped send Dracula packing out of England. She is in Romania, advising on a new production of a Dracula movie. Dracula is now Western royalty, so it could cause a few political problems. The other problem is that Romanians really don’t like vampires so when not working she really has to keep to herself. Alternate History: the making of “Apocalypse Now:” a la “Hearts of Darkness” with vampires. 147348 1998 Kate Reed: Judgment of Tears: Anno Dracula 1959 (aka Dracula Cha Cha Cha N Newman, Kim #3 Vampire Journalist Kate Reed in the Anno Dracula Series. Journalist Kate Reed, a radical vampire journalist who became a vampire 30 years ago and helped send Dracula packing out of England. She is on the scene when a serial killer, the Crimson Executioner, commits the first in a string of brutal vampire slayings that will lead inevitably to Dracula himself. Kate’s relentless pursuit of the mysterious murderer acquaints her with Mater Lachrymarum, the city’s legendary “Mother of Tears” and a social register of mortal and vampire celebrities, any one of whom could be the assassin. Kate has a sentimental reunion with characters she knows and there are improbable get-togethers between real and imaginary personalities including Orson Welles, Edgar Allan Poe, Elisabeth Bathory, Cont Cagliostro and characters that look suspiciously like James Bond and Marcello Mastroianni. It is a world where Dracula lives and the glitterati of history, fiction and film are all his vampire progeny. It is 1959 and the jet set, the intelligentsia, the artists and luminaries, the powerful and the merely curious from all over the world are descending on Rome, “the Eternal City.” The paparazzi have gathered en masse to chronicle the raucous wake of a remarkable decade -- and to shoot the beautiful ones who have arrived to be seen. Rome is in her glory for the dark prince himself has selected this ancient metropolis as the site of his latest nuptials -- and everyone who is anyone, vampire and mortal alike, is planning to attend. The aging Count is hoping his impending nuptials will consolidate his crumbling kingdom through marriage to the Moldavian princess Asa Vajda. Vampire Journalist Kate Reed is wondering if that will happen when the first brutal vampire slaying takes place. 147349 1997 Kate Reed: Who Dares Win (Anno Dracula 1980) SS Newman, Kim Vampire Journalist Kate Reed in the Anno Dracula Series. Online Story on Kim Newman’s Web Site. Journalist Kate Reed, a radical vampire journalist who became a vampire 30 years ago and helped send Dracula packing out of England. Alternate history: the 1980 Iranian Embassy Seige with vampires and transferred to the Romanian embassy. She is invited into the Romanian embassy in London to meet the leader of the terrorists. The embassy has been taken over by “freedom fighters” who want Transylvania to become a homeland for the undead. As Special Air Service troops mass for an assault, Kate tries to negotiate a peaceful solution to the problem. The story: Palace Green was blocked, an armored car emphasising a point she would have thought established sufficiently well by police vans. Uniformed coppers -- the Special Patrol Group, of recent ill reputation -- and camo-clad squaddies were kitted up for riot, as natives kept out of homes and offices muttered themselves towards a resentful shade of disgruntled. To Kate Reed, this patch of Kensington felt too much like Belfast for comfort, though passing trade on Embassy Row -- veiled woman-shapes with Harrod's bags, indignant diplomats of all nations, captains of endangered industries -- was of a different quality from the bottle-throwers and -dodgers of the Garvachie Road. TV crews penned beyond the perimeter had to make do with stories about the crowds rather than the siege. Kate saw Anne Diamond, collar turned up and microphone thrust out, sorting through anxious faces at the barrier, thirsty for someone with a husband or girlfriend trapped inside the Embassy or, better yet, among the terrorists. 'Evenin' miss,' said an elderly bobby, the survivor of a notionally more genial past, bewildered among the armored thugs now sharing his uniform, 'it's been a funny old week at Palace Green ...' Sensing the imminence of an anecdote with a moral, Kate showed him her NUJ card and won open sesame. 'We've been waiting for you,' he said, with fatherly concern, lifting a plank from the barrier. 'This is a rum old do and no mistake.' Anne Diamond and a dozen other broadcast and print hopefuls were furious that one of the least significant of their number had a free ticket to the big carnival. It wasn't even as if Kate were the only vampire hack on the street. She'd spotted Paxman, drifting incorporeally in mist-form through the crowds. She was, however, the only journo Baron Meinster would talk with. For two years, she had been waiting for the Transylvanian to call in the favour he'd granted by spiriting her out of Romania via his underground railway. She knew he'd helped her to spite the Ceausescus, with whom he had a long-standing personal feud, but his intervention still saved her life. This was not what she had expected, but the development didn't surprise her either. Since Teheran, embassy sieges had become a preferred means of the powerless lording it over the powerful. Not that the Baron, soi-disant First Elder of the Transylvania Movement, would consider himself powerless. A tall, mustached vampire in police uniform took charge of Kate with a firm grip on her upper arm. Her real police sergeant kept his distance, and retreated without offering the traditional cup of tea. 'Daniel Dravot,' she said, 'it has been a long time.' 'Yes, Miss Reed,' said the vampire, unsmiling. 'Still Sergeant Dravot, I see. Though not truly of the Metropolitan Police, I'll wager.' 'All in the Service of the Queen, Miss Reed.' 'Indeed.' She was walked over to the command post, a large orange workman's hut erected over a hole in the pavement. Dravot lifted a flap-door and ushered her inside. he found herself among uncomfortable men of power. A plainclothes policeman sat on a stool, hunched over a field telephone whose wires were crocodile-clamped into an exposed circuit box. Down in the pit, ear-phones worn like a stethoscope under long hair, was a thin warm man of undetermined age; he wore New Romantic finery -- full-skirted sky-blue highwayman's coat, knee-boots and puffy mauve britches, three-cornered hat with a feather -- and jotted notes on a pad in violet ink. Above them, literally and figuratively, hovered three vampires: a death-faced eminence grise in a gravemold-grubby Ganex mac, a human weapon in a black jump-suit and balaclava, and a willowy youth in elegant grey. She recognised all of these people. The policeman was Inspector Cherry, who often wound up with the cases involving vampires: a solid, if somewhat whimsical plod. The dandy in the ditch was Richard Jeperson, chairman of the Ruling Cabal of the Diogenes Club, longest-lived and most independent branch of British Intelligence. He had inherited Dravot from his late predecessors, to both of whom Kate had been close, Charles Beauregard and Edwin Winthrop. The vampires were: Caleb Croft, high up in whatever the United Kingdom called its Secret Police these days; Hamish Bond, a spy whose obituaries she never took seriously; and Lord Ruthven, the Home Secretary. 'Katie Reed, good evening,' said Ruthven. 'How charming to see you again, though under somewhat trying circumstances. Very nice piece in the Grauniad about the Royal Fiancée. Gave us all the giggles.' Ruthven, once a fixture as Prime Minister, was back in the cabinet after a generation out of government. Rumoured to be Margaret Thatcher's favourite vampire, he was horribly likely to succeed her in Number Ten by the next ice age, reclaiming his old job. He brought a century of political experience to the ministerial post, and a considerably longer lifetime of survival against the odds. If he recalled that he and Mr Croft had put a price on Kate's head in the 1890s, he tactfully didn't mention it. 'She's here,' said Cherry, into the phone. The policeman passed her the set, hand over the mouthpiece. 'Try to find out how many of them there are,' said Jeperson in a stage-whisper. 'But don't be obvious about it.' 'I don't think we need teach Katie Reed anything,' said the Home Secretary. 'She has a wealth of varied experience.' Unaccountably, that verdict made her self-conscious. She knew about all these men, but they also knew quite a bit about her up-and-down career. Like them all, she had wound in and out of the century, as often covered in blood as glory. Ever since her turning, she had been close to the Great Game of power and intelligence. Kate put the phone to her head and said 'hello'. 'Katharine,' purred Baron Meinster. His unretractable fangs gave him a vaguely slushy voice, as if he were speaking through a mouthful of blood. 'I'm here, Baron.' 'Excellent. I'm glad to hear it. Is Ruthven there?' 'I'm fine, thank you, and how are you?' 'He is. How delicious. Ten years of dignified petitions and protests, when all I needed to do to get attention was take over a single building. How do you like the banners? Do you think He would appreciate them?' She knew who Meinster meant when he said 'He'. The flags of the Socialist Republic had been torn down, and two three-story banners unfurled from the upper windows of the Embassy. They were blazened with a tall black dragon, red-eyed and fanged. 'It's time to revive the Order of the Dragon,' said Meinster. 'It's how He got His name.' She knew that, of course. 'People here want to know what you want, Baron.' 'People there know what I want. I've been telling them for years. I want what is ours. I want a homeland for the undead. I want Transylvania.' 'I think they mean immediately. Blankets? Food?' 'I want Transylvania, immediately.' She covered the mouthpiece and spoke. 'He wants Transylvania, Home Secretary.' 'Not in our gift, more's the pity. Would he take, say, Wales? I'm sure I can swing Margaret on that. The taffs are all bloody Labour voters anyway, so we'd be glad to turn them over to that drac-head dandy. Or, I don't know, what about the Falkland Islands? They're far distant enough to get shot of without much squawking at home. The Baron could spend his declining years nipping sheep. That's all they ever do up in the Carpathians, anyway.' 'There might be a counter-offer, Baron,' she told him. 'In the South Atlantic.' 'Good God, woman, I'm not serious. Tell him to be a nice little bat and give up. We'll slap his wrist and condemn him for inconveniencing our old mucka Ceausescu and his darling Elena, then let him do an hour-long interview with Michael Parkinson on the BBC, just before Match of the Day. He should know we like him a lot more than the bloody Reds.' 'Is that an official offer?' 'Not in my lifetime, Miss Reed. Will he talk to me?' 'Would you talk with the Home Secretary?' A pause. 'Not really. He's an upstart. Not of the Dracula line.' 'I heard that,' said Ruthven. 'I've been a vampire far longer than Vladdy-Come-Lately Meinster. He was turned in the 1870s, and he's basically little more than a Bucharest bum boy. I was already an elder when he was sucking off his first smelly barmaid.' They might be of different bloodlines, but Ruthven and Meinster were of similar type. Turned in their golden youth, they remained petulant boys forever, even as they amassed power and wealth. To them, the world would always be a giant train-set, and engineering crashes was great fun. 'Katharine,' said Meinster, 'you had better come visit.' She really wasn't keen. 'He wants me to go inside.' 'Out of the question,' said Croft. 'Not wise, Kate,' said the spy. 'Meinster's a mad dog. A killer.' 'Commander Bond, your concern is most touching. Are you with the SAS now? Or is everybody dressed up in the wrong uniform these days? What do they call it, "deniability"?' 'Aren't you supposed to be a secret agent, Bond,' sniped the Home Secretary. 'Does everybody know who you are?' 'I met Miss Reed on an earlier mission, sir.' 'That's one way of putting it, Hamish Bond.' 'Rome, 1959,' said Jeperson, from the pit. 'Not one of the Club's notable successes. The Crimson Executioner business. And the death of Dracula.' Lord Ruthven ummed. 'You were mixed up in that too, weren't you? How you do show up, Katie. Literally all over the map. A person might think you did it on purpose.' 'Not really.' 'We can't let a civilian -- an Irish national at that -- compromise the situation,' said Croft. 'Give the word, and I'll send in Bond and settle Meinster's hash. Set-ups like this are why we have people like him.' Bond stood at attention, ready to kill for England. 'Margaret would have our heads on poles, Croft. And I'm not ready to become an ornament just yet. Katie Reed, do you solemnly promise not to succumb to the Stockholm Syndrome? Meinster's a fearful rotter, you know. Good looks are no guarantee of good character.' 'I've met him before. I was not entirely captivated.' 'Good enough for me. Any other opinions?' Everyone looked as if about to say something, but the Home Secretary cut them off. 'I thought so. Katie, our hearts go with you.' 'Wouldn't you rather have a gun?' asked Jeperson. 'Ugh. No. Nasty things.' he was marched again, with Dravot taking hold of her arm in exactly the same place, to the front line, the pavement outside the Embassy. Power had been cut off to the street-lamps as well as the building, but large floodlights illuminated the Dragon banners, projecting human silhouettes against the walls. It must look very dramatic on television, though she overheard Paxman arguing down the line with a BBC controller who wanted if no one was being murdered just now to cut back to the snooker finals. As she approached the Embassy, there was some excitement among the crowd, mostly from people asking who the hell she was. Kate looked up and saw no faces at the windows. SAS snipers with silver bullets in their rifles were presumably concealed on the nearest rooftops. Men like Hamish Bond were trained to use crossbows with silver-tipped quarrels. There were even English longbowman schooled in Agincourt skills, eager to skewer an undead with a length of sharpened willow. On one side, Jeperson suavely ran down what they knew about the situation inside the Embassy. On the other, Croft brutally gave bullet points about the things they'd like to know. So far as they understood, there were about twenty-five hostages, including the Romanian Ambassador, whom no one would really miss since he was a faceless apparatchik, and Patricia Rice, a pretty upper-middle class student who had been visiting in order to arrange a tour of collective farms by her Marxist Student Group. As a bled-dry corpse, Rice would be a public relations nightmare: her great-great uncle or someone had once been a famous comedian, and news stories were already homing in on her. The viewers were following the siege just to see if the posh bird made it through the night. Besides Meinster, there were perhaps five vampire terrorists. It was imperative she confirm the numbers, and find out what kind of ordnance they were packing besides teeth and claws. From what she remembered of Meinster's Kids up in the Carpathians, they didn't need that much more. As they reached the front doorstep, Dravot let her go. Everyone backed away from her in a semi-circle, skinny shadows growing on the Embassy frontage. In theory, Kate could be arrested if she crossed the threshold. The Embassy was legally Romanian turf and she remained a fugitive from state justice. It occurred to her that this would be a needlessly elaborate way of whisking her back to the prison she had clawed her way out of. Which didn't mean the Securitate, besides whom the SPG were lollipop men, weren't up to it. She thought of pressing the bell-button, but remembered the power was off. She rapped smartly on the door. The report was surprisingly loud. Weapons were rattled, and she turned to hiss reassurance. If anything would be worse than being bound in a diplomatic pouch and sunk in a Bucharest dungeon, it would be getting shot dead by some jittery squatty. The door opened and she was pulled inside. n the dark lobby, her eyes adjusted instantly. Candles had been stuck up all around and lit. She had been taken by two vampires. A rat-faced fright who scuttled like an insect, his unnaturally elongated torso tightly confined by a long musty jacket with dozens of bright little buttons like spider-eyes. And a newborn girl with a headscarf, bloody smears on her chin, a man's pinstripe jacket, Doc Martens boots and a submachine gun. The girl's red eyes told Kate exactly how she felt about her: hatred, mistrust, envy and fear. 'Patricia Rice?' Kate asked. The newborn hissed. She had been turned recently, in the four days since the siege began. No one had told her Meinster was making vampires of the hostages. It was the surest way of triggering the Stockholm Syndrome, she supposed. Rice had given up Marxism and pledged herself to a new cause. She remembered Meinster in the mountains, explaining why the Transylvania Movement would win. 'We can make more of us,' he had said. 'We can drown them.' Rice took her hand and tugged. Kate stood her ground. She had been a vampire for nearly a century. This fresh immortal needed a lesson in seniority. Meinster was a fanatic for bloodline, pecking order and respect for elders. It was one reason he was wrong about long-term strategy: he could easily make more vampires, but not more like him. As Ruthven said, he was a parvenu anyway, a pretend-elder barely older than Kate. If Dracula were still King of the Cats, Meinster would never be taken seriously by anyone. She broke Rice's hold. 'Just take me to your leader,' she said. The rat-nosferatu led the way. He moved jerkily, like a wrong-speed silent movie. He was one of the very old ones, far beyond the human norm. Kate had met creatures like him before and knew they were among the most dangerous of vampire kind. They were all red thirst, and no pretense about civilization or magic. She was taken upstairs to a high-ceilinged conference room. Freestanding candelabra threw active shadows on the walls. Hostages were tied up, huddled against the walls: their arms were striped with scabs, but not their necks. Meinster was conserving his resources. The Baron stood in one corner, with his lieutenants. They were vampire kids, child-shaped but old-eyed. These were his favored troops, not least because he wasn't himself very tall or broad. On Not the Nine O'Clock News, he was impersonated (very well) by Pamela Stephenson. Meinster wore a very smart grey cloak, over a slightly darker grey frock coat and riding boots. His ruffled shirt would have looked better on Adam Ant. His hair was improbably gold, gelled into a fixed wave. His smile was widened by his fangs. One of his lieutenants had a gun to match Rice's; the other held Meinster's two poodles. In the forest, Kate had seen Meinster kill another vampire for ridiculing his beloved dogs. They were vampire pets, little canine monsters with sharpened fangs, fattened on drops of baby-blood. They must have been smuggled into the country despite quarantine regulations designed to keep undead animals like them out -- a more serious crime than terrorism in the opinion of many Home Counties pet owners. 'Katharine, well met.' 'Baron,' she acknowledged. 'She was insolent,' hissed Rice. 'I hate her already.' 'Shush up, Patty-Pat,' said Meinster. 'We don't need her. We only need me. You said so, when you turned me. You said you only needed me. Me.' 'Am I beginning to detect a theme tune?' suggested Kate. '"The Me Song"?' Rice raised a hand to slap but Kate snatched her wrist out of the air and bent her arm around her back. She got snarled up on the strap of her gun. 'You turned this girl, Baron?' Meinster smiled artfully, a boy caught out. 'Things must be desperate.' She let Rice go. The newborn sulked, face transforming into a bloated mask of resentment and self-pity. She should watch that tendency to shapeshift, or her scowl might really stick. She had Mr Rat-features around as a dire example of the syndrome. 'May I offer you someone to drink, Katharine. We've a fine selection of fusty old bureaucrats. Oh, and three cultural attachés who admit that they're spies.' 'Only three?' 'So far. We can offer Ruthven some interesting documents from the secret files. Nicolae and Elena tell the world about modernisation and harmony with the West, but we both know they play a different hand at home. My old comrade has much to hide, and I'd be most willing to share it with your lovely Mrs Thatcher.' 'She's not mine. I'm Irish, remember.' 'Of course, Katharine. Potato famines, Guinness, Dana. I am well up on the West. As a coming man, I have to learn all these things. Just as He did, a century ago.' When he so much as hinted at the name, his eyes were radiant. She thought she saw tiny twin bats flapping in his pupils. 'You so want to be him, Baron. How well did you know him?' 'He was more a father to me than any human family. More a mother. More anything.' On the subject, Meinster was blind. To him, Dracula was the King of the Cats, the fount of wisdom and destiny, a God and a champion. Kate knew too many vampires like the Baron, forcing themselves to be what they imagined Dracula had been, hoping to become everything he was but not knowing the whole story. 'At the end, he wanted to die,' she said. 'I saw that.' 'You saw what you wanted to see, Katharine. You are not of his direct bloodline.' 'I wish that were true.' 'Heresy,' shouted Rice, raising her gun and fiddling with anything that might be a safety catch. 'She defiles the name of the Father-in-Darkness.' Meinster nodded, snake-swift. The old nosferatu, rodent-ears twitching, took the new-born's gun away from her. 'Thank you, Orlok,' acknowledged Meinster. Kate looked again at the reeking thing. She knew who Graf von Orlok was. During the Terror, when London rose against the rule of Dracula, he had been in command of the Tower, where the 'traitors' were kept. If she had been less fortunate during her underground period, she might have met Orlok before. Several of her friends had, and not survived. Sometimes, she forgot to be afraid of vampires. After all, she was a bloodsucking leech too and no one was ever afraid of her. Sometimes, she remembered. Now, looking at the spark in Orlok's grubby eyes, she remembered the first vampires she had seen, when she was a warm girl and the dead were rising all around. In her heart, nightmare spasmed. 'Katharine, I will prevail,' said the Baron. 'How? The British Government doesn't negotiate with terrorists.' Meinster laughed. 'What's a terrorist, Katharine? You were a terrorist. And you've just had a conversation with the Home Secretary. Once upon a time, you were a wanted insurrectionist and Orlok was a lawful authority. Once Nicolae Ceausescu was a terrorist, my partisan comrade, and the Nazis were our enemy.' That was true. 'And, in our homeland, you were unjustly accused of murder, hunted by corrupt police. Then, when you came to me in the mountains, we had common cause. Nothing has really changed. we have been adrift, I'll admit. Since He passed, we have pretended to be humans, to be just another of the many races of mankind, but we are not. You've never lived with your own kind, Katharine. You've spent a century working with them, fighting for the cattle. Yet they still fear and loathe you. Here in England, the warm are polite and pretend not to despise us; but in our homeland, you must have seen the truth. Vampires are hated. And we must be hated. Our inferiors must hate and fear and respect us. He knew that. His was the vision we must struggle to bring about. We must be the princes of the Earth, not the servants of men. Then, believe me, He will rise again. What you saw was an illusion. Dracula does not die and become dust.' Meinster was trembling with excitement, a boy dreaming of Christmas morning. Kate saw Patricia Rice, adoring her father-lover-fiend. 'First, Transylvania ...' Meinster let it hang. 'I've seen who's out there,' said Kate. 'I know what they can do. Having hostages won't help. You had one card, and you've played it badly.' She nodded at Patricia Rice. 'On the contrary, she was my masterstroke. Are you not, dearest Patty-Pat?' He reached out and touched Rice's face. She squirmed against his hand, like one of his fanged poodles. 'She will be my Elena, when I rule. The first of my Elenas.' The Baron gave orders to Orlok, in rapid Romanian. Kate only picked up a few words. One of them, of course, was 'death'. 'First, the fire,' said the Baron, sweeping over a candelabrum. Flames caught a tablecloth and swarmed over the furniture. The hostages began screaming. 'Now, we make a dramatic departure.' He leaped up onto a windowsill and posed against a tall window. Searchlights outside swung to light him up. He was a swashbuckling figure, cloak swept back over his shoulders. 'To me, my brides.' Rice hopped up to nestle under one arm. He stretched the other out, beckoning to Kate. 'Become a bride of Dracula, my fiery Irish colleen.' 'That's far too presumptuous, Baron.' Orlok picked her up and tossed her to Meinster. 'Comfy?' he asked the two. Kate saw Rice almost swoon in delight, but didn't understand it herself. Apart from all other considerations, she could have sworn Meinster was gay. He leaned against the windows and smashed through. For a moment, Kate assumed the Baron, like his supposed father-in-darkness, could grow wings and fly. Then gravity and reality took over. They plummeted to the pavement. Meinster sprang up like a cat. Kate, badly shaken, rolled into the gutter. Rice, knees and ankles broken, howled as the bones knit back together. People rushed forward. 'I have surrendered,' Meinster announced. 'To these flowers of English and Irish vampire maidenhood.' A black-clad figure swarmed up the front of the Embassy, to the broken window. Flames were already pouring out, blackening the sill. There was gunfire inside the building. Richard Jeperson helped her stand and brush herself down, showing real concern. His style was more Charles Beauregard than Edwin Winthrop: she wondered how long he could last under the likes of Ruthven and Croft, not to mention Margaret Thatcher. Along with the police, TV crews surged forward. She heard commentators chattering, speculating on the rapid pace of events. Another vampire was tossed out of the window, turning to a rain of ashes. Hamish Bond was doing his job. Kate thought Orlok might give him a fight, then she saw Dravot, out of his police helmet, signalling a cadre of black ninja-suited men, vampires all, to move in. Britain had been working for a century to create the vampires it needed rather than the ones imposed upon it. The front door was smashed. Vampires crawled head-down from the flat roof and lizard-swarmed in through upper-storey windows. It was over in moments. Jeperson and she were separated from the action by a press of people. Between riot shields, she saw Meinster and Ruthven facing each other, warily but without going for the throat. It was as if they were looking in reflecting mirrors for the first time since their turning. 'What was the point?' she asked. 'This was all arranged between them. This wasn't a siege, it was a pantomime. It's not about vampires, it's about communism.' Jeperson was sad-eyed. 'You of all people know Romania,' he said. 'You've seen what happens in the satellite countries. There's no real detente. We have to get rid of the whole shoddy system. Nicolae Ceausescu is a monster.' 'And Meinster is better?' 'He isn't worse.' 'Richard, you don't know. You weren't there during the Terror. When people like Meinster, and people like Ruthven, are in charge, people like you, and people like me, get shoved into locked boxes. It happens slowly, without a revolution, without fireworks, and the world grows cold and hard. Ruthven's back, and you're supporting Meinster. How long will it be before we start praying for Dracula?' 'I'm sorry, Kate. I know a lot about you. I do understand.' 'Why was I here?' 'To be a witness. For history. Beauregard said that about you. Someone outside the Great Game has to know. Someone has to judge.' 'And approve?' Jeperson was chilled. 'Not necessarily.' Then, he was pulled away too. She was in a crowd. A cheer rose up. A line of people, hands on heads, bent over, scurried out of the Embassy door. The hostages. Among them was Orlok, with the poodles. She would have bet that he would survive. She tripped over thick cable, and followed it back out of the press of bodies. A BBC OB van hummed with activity. This was news. She was a newspaperwoman. Somewhere near, she would find a phone. It was time to call her editor. 147350 1950 Kate Smith Hour, The DT Series. 9-25-1950 to -18-1954. NBC Interviewer Ted Collins and his "The Cracker Barrel" interview segments with politicians. Show's longest running feature. 147351 1974 Kate Theobald: Death by Hoax NM OWN - P Black, Lionel #3 Kate Theobald Mysteries Journalist Kate Theobald, an irrepressible newspaperwoman who works for the Post and is married to a barrister, Henry. 147352 1971 Kate Theobald: Death Has Green Fingers N OWN - P Black, Lionel #2 Kate Theobald Mysteries Journalist Kate Theobald, an irrepressible newspaperwoman who works for the Post and is married to a barrister, Henry. 147353 1980 Kate Theobald: Eve of the Wedding, The NM Black, Lionel #6 Kate Theobald Mysteries Journalist Kate Theobald, an irrepressible newspaperwoman who works for the Post and is married to a barrister, Henry. German marriage custom leads to murder and deceit in a haunted English mansion. Theobald is on the case along with her husband. Will they find the murderer, or did the ghost really do it? 147354 1976 Kate Theobald: Healthy Way To Die NM Black, Lionel #4 Kate Theobald Mysteries Reporter Kate Theobald is an irrepressible newspaper reporter who sent for Henry, her barrister husband, to help her investigate an unwholesome case of tangled motives, kinky sex and endless surprises. 147355 1979 Kate Theobald: Penny Murders, The NM Black, Lionel #5 Kate Theobald Mysteries Journalist Kate Theobald, an irrepressible newspaperwoman who works for the Post and is married to a barrister, Henry. 147356 1969 Kate Theobald: Swinging Murder NM Black, Lionel #1 Kate Theobald Mysteries Journalist Kate Theobald, an irrepressible newspaperwoman who works for the Post and is married to a barrister, Henry. 147357 1978 Kate: Portrait of a Centerfold MT Magazine Centerfold 147358 2004 Kath & Kim: 99% Fat Free T Australia. Episode #24. 11-25-2004 Photographer (Alex Menglet). 147359 2009 Kath & Kim: Celebrity T Episode #13. 2-12-2009 Paparazzi (Shaughn Buchholz). Kath decides to audition for a role in the community theater’s production of “Cats,” and Phil gets Kim a job at Sandwich Island. 147360 2009 Kath & Kim: News T Episode #11. 1-15-2009 Aspiring TV Anchor Kim decides to pursue a career as a news anchor for a local TV station. Kath does everything she can to make Kim’s dream come true. Craig has a mishap with Phil’s car, which only gets worse when the police get involved. 147361 1975 Katherine T Publisher. Based on Patty Hearst Case. Art Carney as father. 147362 1993 Kathleen O'Shaughnessy: Deadly Deceptions NM Moen, Ruth Raby #1 Kathleen O'Shaughnessy Mysteries Reporter Kathleen O'Shaughnessay works for a large Seattle newspaper 147363 1994 Kathleen O'Shaughnessy: Only 1 Way Out (aka Only One Way Out) NM Moen, Ruth Raby #2 Kathleen O'Shaughnessy Mysteries Reporter Kathleen O'Shaughnessay works for a large Seattle newspaper 147364 1996 Kathleen O'Shaughnessy: Return to the Kill NM Moen, Ruth Raby #3 Kathleen O'Shaughnessy Mysteries Reporter Kathleen O'Shaughnessay works for a large Seattle newspaper. The savvy journalist teams up with an Indian Sheriff imbued with authentic spirit guides of the wolf and the owl to hunt down a killer with a mysterious past that must never be revealed A pretty casino dealer is dead and her 10-year-old son is missing. Has the killer's evil secret died with her. The boy is the only known eye-witness to his mother's murder and he is running scared. Pulling out all the stops in this case, Kathleen takes on a small-town politician, a disgruntled logger and an entire militia movement. Using every ploy in the book and inventing a few more, she's ready to lay her life on the line when she learns that the murderer may be married to her own sister. 147365 1950 Kathryn Steffan Story, The P MLPL Steffan, Kathryn In "The Best Television Plays, 1950-1951." Presented by "The Big Story" on NBC Television, 1950. Index-One Act 1944-1964 - 809.2952 B561 Newspaper. City Editor (Bernard Burke) My name is Kathryn Steffan. This is my paper's office. During the last week, I did a story…piece of living horror and I was a part of it. This is how it happened, taken directly from the pages of my paper, the Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch." 147366 2008 Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List: And The Award Goes To... T DVD -R HQ 10147 Episode. 6-12-2008 Journalist Anderson Cooper has invited Kathy Griffin to co-host CNN’s New Year’s Eve Countdown. 147367 1958 Kathy O M Sher, Jack (Story - "Memo on Kathy O'Rourke"). Sher, Sy Gomberg (Screenplay). Ness Book - PR Magazine Writer Celeste Saunders (Jan Sterling) for World Magazine in New York arrives at Hollywood film studio to do two-part article on bratty orphan who is under contract. She is the ex-wife of studio's publicity writer Harry Johnson (Dan Duryea). Johnson used to work for World Magazine. Conflict arises when remarried Johnson gives attention to his ex-wife, although she and current wife were once roommates and are still friends. Saunders is about to be promoted to editor. She tries to hire Johnson as magazine's promotions executive. Orphan runs away. Johnson takes her in. Wife says if Saunders finds out she will do a story on the girl and no matter how she writes it, the child star will get hurt. Disappearance is reported as a kidnapping although a cop suggests it is only a publicity stunt. Johnson smuggles kid back to the studio. Saunders figures out orphan was at Johnson's house, plans to run real story. Johnson accuses the reporter of being cold-hearted and unfeeling. Convinces her that child really loves her and Saunders comes around in time for happy ending during Christmas party at Johnson's house. Photographer Billy Blair (Casey Walters). 147368 1968 Katie and Her Camera N Hobart, Lois Photographer 147369 1930 Katie Blayne, the "Duchess" SS Chambers, Whitman Detective Fiction Weekly in the mid-1930s. Female Reporter who investigated crimes arising from her articles. Attractive, aggressive and involved with a reporter from a rival newspaper Known able to "produce hunches faster than a cigarette machine turns out coffin nails." 147370 1973 Kato and the Green Hornet MT Compilation of TV Series Episodes #11, #25-26 and #10. Publisher Britt Reid (Van Williams), publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough). TV Newscaster (Gary Owens). Lenore "Casey" Case (Wendy Wagner). 147371 1989 Katwalk NM Kijewski, Karen Advice Columnist Charity Collins, nationally syndicated and well-known, goes to see the California bartender-turned P.I., Kat Colorado, when her deadbeat estranged husband Sam who has run off to Vegas with $200,000 of their money. Columnist turns to Colorado for help. Husband's twisted trail of glitz and grime. 147372 1993 Katya Ismailova MF Editor (Avangard Leontyev) 147373 1999 Kavanagh QC: End Game T Episode #25. 3-29-1999 Journalist (Paul Foote). TV News Reporter (Robin Houston). 147374 1999 Kavanagh QC: Previous Convictions T Episode #22. 3-8-1999 Reporter (Mark Webb). 147375 1999 Kavanagh QC: Time of Need T Episode #25. 3-22-1999 TV Reporter (Susannah Simons). 147376 1954 Kavarna na hlavni tride MF Czechoslovakia Journalist (Miroslav Janecek). Editor (Lubomir Lipsky). Photographer (Antonin Stransky). 147377 1930 Kaviarprinzessin, Die MF Germany Journalist (Carl Walther Meyer). 147378 1998 Kay Engles: Digging Up Death NM Stein, Triss #2 Kay Engles Mysteries Magazine Columnist Kay Engels is in New York City. Her longtime friend, Vera Contas, an ambitious archeologist working to preserve New York City landmarks, is hired to oversee an exploratory dig at a construction site on Wall Street. Engels, an investigative journalist turned magazine writer, also begins a romantic liaison with Alan Elkan, a young, idealistic real estate developer who's waiting to build on the site Vera is excavating. Alan is murdered. Kay is filled with indecision. Will her job as a reporter conflict with her loyalty to Vera who is now a suspect? Vera had hoped to make her reputation by finding out if Captain Kidd's buried treasure is buried on the ground on which a skyscraper is to be built. Then her car is vandalized, someone takes a shot at her and a young construction worker is found dead at the site. Kay had been interviewing construction workers and working her old police contacts to find out who is behind the vandalism plaguing the dig. At the same time, Kay is also trying to find her birth mother having recently found out that she was adopted. 147379 1993 Kay Engles: Murder at the Class Reunion NM Stein, Triss #1 Kay Engles Mysteries Magazine Columnist Kay Engels is an investigative reporter turned magazine writer in New York City. She returns home to her 20th high school reunion and finds the student voted Best Looking in Her Class murdered. Her big-time New York City career as a journalist earns her immediate acceptance in a crowd that had previously shunned her. She hopes to transform the experience into a magazine article. When the voluptuous student who won Best Looking in Her Class is found dead in her hotel room, Kay scuttles her reunion story to concentrate on the murder investigation. Police chief reluctantly gives her information. In an effort to keep Kay from writing about the woman's loose lifestyle, the woman's uncle offers to tell Kay the identity of her real mother -- an implication that leaves Kay stunned. Suddenly she must decide whether to compromise her integrity. 147380 1997 Kayla MF Newspaper Photographer (Chris Michaels). 147381 2009 Kayla Chronicles NJ Winston, Sherri Future Journalist Kayla Dean is a junior feminist and about to break the story of a lifetime. She is auditioning for the Lady Lions dance team to prove they discriminate against the not-so-well endowed. But when she makes the team, her best friend and fellow feminist, Rosalie, is not happy. Now a Lady Lion, Kayla is transformed from bushy-haired fashion victim to glammed-up dance diva. But does looking good and having fun mean turning her back on the cause? Can you be a strong woman and still wear really cute shoes? Soon Kayla is forced to challenge her views coming to terms with who she is and what girl power really means. 147382 1979 Kaz: Avenging Angel, The T Episode #22. 4-22-1979. Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147383 1979 Kaz: Battered Bride, The T Episode #21. 4-15-1979 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147384 1978 Kaz: Case of Class, A T Episode #3. 10-1-1978 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147385 1979 Kaz: Case of Murder, A T Episode #12. 1-21-1979 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147386 1979 Kaz: Conspiracy in Blue T Episode #13. 1-28-1979 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147387 1979 Kaz: Count Your Fingers T Episode #17. 3-4-1979 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147388 1978 Kaz: Fine Romance, A T Episode #9. 12-3-1978 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147389 1979 Kaz: Fool For a Client T Episode #20. 4-8-1979 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147390 1978 Kaz: In A Safe Place T Episode #8. 11-26-1978 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147391 1978 Kaz: Kaz and the Kid T Episode #10. 12-17-1978 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147392 1979 Kaz: Kazinski Versus Bennett T Episode #14. 2-4-1979 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147393 1978 Kaz: Little Shuck and a Whole Lotta Jive, A T Episode #1. 9-10-1978. Series 9-10-1978 to 4-18-1979 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147394 1978 Kaz: No Way To Treat a Lady T Episode #5. 10-15-1978 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147395 1979 Kaz: Piece Of Cake, A T Episode #18. 3-11-1979 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147396 1978 Kaz: Slow Man, The T Episode #4. 10-8-1978 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147397 1979 Kaz: Stalking Man, The T Episode #15. 2-11-1979 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147398 1979 Kaz: They've Taken Our Daughter T Episode #19. 3-25-1979 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147399 1979 Kaz: Trouble on the South Side T Episode #16. 2-25-1979 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147400 1979 Kaz: Unholy Alliance (aka They've Taken Our Daughter) T Episode #11. 1-1979. Series 9-10-1978 to 4-18-1979 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147401 1978 Kaz: Verdict in Department 12 T Episode #2. 9-24-1978 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147402 1978 Kaz: Which Side Are You On? T Episode #7. 11-5-1978 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147403 1978 Kaz: Who's On First…and Fifth? (aka Who's on First…and Sixth?" T Episode #6. 10-29-1978 Reporter Katie McKenna (Linda Carlson), the hard-boiled newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Herald and Kaz's girl friend 147404 1964 Kazdy den odvahu MF Czechoslovakia. Reporter (Vlastimil Brodsky). Photographer (Jan Libicek). 147405 1987 KBEL-TV: Staff CB KBEL-TV Staff: Investigative Reporter Vic Sage (aka The Question). TV Reporter Myra Connelly. Station manager Finch. Weatherman Mickey. Weatherman Petey "The Pitchman" Peters. Reporter Jerry Thatcher. 147406 2003 KBRR TV Station. G Miniature Toy TV News Station miniature 147407 1995 KCCI News at 5 DT News Staff. TV Sports Reporter (Heidi Soliday), News Channel 8 147408 1954 KCOP News 13 DT Series 1954- News Staff. TV Anchors Rick Garcia (2003-), Lauren Sanchez (1999-), Rick Chambers (1999-2003). Weekend Anchors Maria Quiban (2005-), Michael Brownlee, Gina Silva (2003-2005), Liz Habib (2005), Claudia DiFolco (2004-2005), Jennifer Gould. Reporter-Correspondents Phil Schuman, Kristin Lang. Entertainment Reporter Claudio DiFolco (2004-2005). Sports Reporter Jennifer Gould. Substitute Anchor Maria Quiban (2003), Jennifer Gould. Weathergirl Maria Quiban (2003-). 147409 1984 KCRA Channel 3 News DT Series. 1984- News Staff. Anchorman Dave Walker. Anchorwoman Margaret Kelly. Anchorwoman Beth Ruyak. "Where the News Comes First." 147410 1990 KDLT News at 10 PM DT News Staff. Reporter Nick Dannenbring for Channel KDLT. TV Anchor Kristin Scuderi. KDLT Meteorologist Brian Bledsoe. KDLT Reporter Denise Turner. 147411 1999 KDSM Fox 17 News at 9 DT Series 1999 News Staff. Entertainment Reporter Michele Beschen. Photojournalist Matt Raisch. 147412 1939 Kdybych byl tatou MF Reporter (Emanuel Kovarik). 147413 2005 Kebab Connection MF Germany Reporter (Ferhad Kara). 147414 1976 Keegans, The MT Reisner, Dean E. (Teleplay) TV Pilot Investigative Reporter Larry Keegan (Adam Roarke) for magazine sets out to prove his brother's innocence. Irish-American family drama. 147415 1940 Keen Marlowe: Destroyer, The CB American Journalist Keen Marlowe who went into Nazi Germany to investigate the true horrors. 147416 1937 Keep Fit M Reporter (Hal Gordon). Editor (C. Denier Warren) of the Gazette. 147417 1951 Keep Posted DT Hosts Lawrence Spivak and Martha Roundtree 147418 2002 Keep the Faith, Baby MT VHS 1257 News Media. Reporter (Julian Sedgwick). Reporter #1 (Allan Price). Reporter #4 (Brian Kaulback). 147419 2005 Keeper NJ Peet, Mal Reporter Paul Faustino of La Nacion flips on his tape recorder for an exclusive interview with the phenomenal goalkeeper who single handedly brought his team the world cup, the seasoned reporter quickly learns this will be no ordinary story. Instead, the legendary soccer player narrates a spellbinding tale that begins in the South American rain forest where a ghostly but very real mentor emerges to teach a poor, gawky boy the most thrilling secrets of the game. Interviewer Paul Faustino expects a run-of-the-mill interview with a world-class soccer player, but he gets something much more - a story of growing up in the Brazilian rain forest and the events, experiences and people that helped make him a soccer star. 147420 1935 Keeper of the Bees, The M Press 147421 1991 Keeper of the City M SV 219 DiPego, Gerald (Novel-Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Frank Nordall, for the Chicago Herald is doing an ongoing series on crime and using every opportunity to get under the skin of the chief cop. Killer of mob members is Vince Benedetto, another journalist. Cop tries to get the columnist's cooperation in trapping the killer. Charges him with encouraging the killer by running information in his columns. Columnist counters that the murderer is doing the job of the police by nailing crime bosses. Nordall plays up the story because his readers are fed up with crime. When the columnist gets a note about a slaying before it happens, he starts to make a warning call, the changes his mind. When news comes in he denies that he already received a note. Tension between cop and columnist continues, columnist receives a note arranging a meeting with the killer. Refuses to believe the killings are the work of one man and continues to maintain an uncooperative relationship with the police. After Benedetto kidnaps Nordhall's son the police kill him during a shoot-out. Although the columnist claims he is only reflecting the attitude of the city and his readers, his motives are largely depicted as self-serving. Killer is a journalist as well. 147422 1987 Keeper of the City N OWN - H DiPego, Gerald Journalist Vince Benedetto, a small-town newspaper writer, husband and father whose mind has snapped and now he's begun to kill 147423 1942 Keeper of the Flame M DVD -R HQ 3024, 3025. SVDSP 513. VHS 457. SV 97 Wylie, I.A.R. (Novel). Donald Ogden Stewart (Screenplay) Correspondent Steven O'Malley (Spencer Tracy) is crusading journalist who discovers ugly truth about national hero killed in car accident. Joins other reporters covering great man's death. O'Malley's old reporter friend Jane Harding (Audrey Christie). Harding is a sob sister for New York Record. O'Malley meets hero's widow and convinces her to let him write her husband's biography. Given access to papers but he senses something is missing. Finds out wife was responsible for husband's death. Wife tells O'Malley truth about her husband. He was fascist trying to overthrow American democracy. Shattered reporter agrees to suppress story rather than let public know what a fraud dead man was. Thugs try to kill wife and reporter. They want true story to die with them. When the widow dies, O'Malley feels free to print the full story exposing the hero as a fascist who planned to use his popularity to become an American dictator. Crime Reporter Freddie Ridges (Horace McNalley). Reporters (Manart Kippen, Donald Gallagher, Cliff Danielson). Boy Reporter (Irving Lee) 147424 1942 Keeper of the Flame N Wylie, I.A.R. Correspondent whose worship of truth made him unpopular in Europe is assigned a new job that reveals unsuspected implications 147425 2005 Keeper of the Past M Short TV Anchorman (Mel Fair). Stanley (Adam Rodriguez), an image manipulation expert, is up against a fierce adversary ion a media battle that will decide the outcome of a political campaign and of life as he knows it. 147426 2004 Keeper of Time, The M Anchorwoman (Diana Ascher - Voice). 147427 1976 Keeper, The M Newspaper Editor (Bob Hetherington. 147428 2009 Keepers NS Daniels, Timothy J.E.E. Sportswriter Sean O’Neil was a small-time sports writer in the big-time city of Boston who always believed that if the Red Sox ever won the World Series it could mark the beginning of the end of the world. Well, on a cold October night in 2004 and under a blood red moon, that’s exactly what happened, and the Apocalyptic clock started sticking. Sean is visited by an ancient prophet and told to build an Army of Keepers. Only then can the control of the Keep be maintained and Balance of Souls leaning towards the side of Good. He must influence people, convince them to join him and shout loud against the Drifters of our World. They will not stop -- they walk among us and nothing will stop them in their quest to win control of the Keep. If Sean fails, we fail and everything we have ever known is lost. Become a Keeper -- it just may save your soul. 147429 1983 Keepers of the Secret N Conrad, Barnaby-N. Mastorakis News Media 147430 2001 Keepers of the Truth, The N Collins, Michael Reporter. Media. Bill, jaded reporter works for the Truth, the moribund local paper. 147431 1999 Keeping Annie Safe NR Barton, Beverly Silhouette Intimate Moments #937 Magazine Editor Annie is being kept safe by the charming CEO of a private investigative firm. Just who wants the lovely editor dead and why she has become so important to him personally is a mystery. 147432 1999 Keeping Faith N Picoult, Jodi News Media circus surrounds a seven-year-old girl's miraculous healings. The mother wonders if the daughter with no religious background might actually be seeing God. As word spreads and controversy flares, the two are besieged by believers and disbelievers, caught in a media circus that threatens what little stability they have left. Family plagued by the media, the medical profession and organized religion in a world where everyone has an opinion but no one knows the truth. Is the girl a prophet or a troubled being? Last months of 1999 in small New Hampshire town. When mother and daughter come home early one afternoon they find husband-father in bed with another woman. Their carefully constructed world falls apart. TV Personality Ian Fletcher who makes a living debunking religion, arrives to do a feature. 147433 2000 Keeping the Faith M TV Journalist (Rena Sofer), overglamorous 147434 1985 Keeping Track M SVD 536, SV 245, 185 Brown, Jamie (Screenplay) Canada - Ness Book TV Anchor-Newsman Daniel Hawkins (Michael Sarrazin) in Montreal and female bank executive find their lives endangered after witnessing a murder on a train bound for New York. News Director Shanks (James D. Morris) fumes over Hawkins' absence. Hawkins arrives minutes before newscast begins saying he was investigating a robbery. Shanks reminds him, "You're an anchorman…Leave the reporting to the reporters." He insists that the anchor take a vacation in order to be rested up for ratings period. On train, Hawkins and bank executive witness robbery-murder. Is told to kill the story. Two surrounded by agents in mall. Shanks sends in news crew to ambush spies. Two escape. Finds suitcase of money. Stashes it. Disrupts press conference. Pursued, the two make it to the TV station where Hawkins produces a tape exposing bank conspiracy. Traps villains with microchip capable of generating artificial intelligence. Reporter gets it. Places it on tracks. It's destroyed when train runs over it. News Announcer (Ken Ernhofer). Bill the Reporter (Bill Haugland). Reporter at Shopping Plaza (Catherine Colvey). Reporter at Bank (Mark Burns). TV News Director (Gary Plaxton). TV Production Assistant (Linda Smith). 147435 2006 Keeping Up with the Steins M Commentator Bill O'Reilly (Himself). 147436 1951 Kefauver Crime Commission Hearings DT Beginning May 14 News. Live coverage of hearings 147437 1982 Keiji monogatari MF News Media. Newspaper Reporter (Akinobu Kamebuchi). 147438 2005 Kein fremdes Land N Junge, Ricarda Germany Journalist 147439 1993 Kein Pardon M Editor Doris (Maren Kroymann) 147440 1987 Keine Lust auf Pizza. Roeders Story N Wachenfeld, Volker Germany Journalist 147441 1978 Keine Spuren im Sand N Michalewsky, Nikolai von Germany Journalist 147442 1992 Kek Duna keringo MF Hungary Newscaster (Agnes Sugar). Photographer (Istvan Hunyadkurthy). 147443 2004 Kekko Kamen MF Japan. Adult Aspiring TV Anchor Mayumi Takahashi (Juri Inahara) is a beautiful young girl who attends a school that teaches young boys and girls how to become famous anchorpeople in the news media. The faculty take a sick pride in handing our S&M style punishments to students for the most trivial things. Though subjected to merciless flayings by her teachers, Mayumi continues in her quest to become an anchor woman. While being beaten by an especially cruel teacher strapped to a rocking horse clad only in her underwear, a woman appears identifying herself as the Kekko Kamen. She is completely naked except for a red mask covering her face and she defends the tormented Mayumi and battles the school sadists. 147444 2007 Kelbrn N Martin, Carter Reporter Miles Kelly works in New York City and marries a sophisticated gynecologist. His adventurous professional life leads to divorce and Kelly flees to North Carolina where his married sister lives. As a child he lived on a farm in Wisconsin but his alcoholic father sold the farm and moved the family to Madison where he could work on unsuccessful inventions and the kids could go to college. Kelly then joined the submarine corps when American entered World War I. Now he is a reporter with a confused personal life. In North Carolina, he seeks to recapture his childhood experience when he buys an abandoned farm and restores it as a productive dairy which he names Kelbrn. He marries a gentle young Southern girl and invents first a pain or the old house and then an improved textile sizing. When the stock market crashes in 1919, he refuses for moral reasons to save part of his fortune by selling his stock in agricultural companies or his own manufacturing plant. In 1932, he walks from his home to Washington D.C. to protest the government’s failure to award bonuses to veterans. His family begins to disintegrate as both he and his wife begin drinking to escape their misery and loneliness and they betray each other sexually as well. After World War II, they get a bitter divorce. Miles repudiates Kelbrn. He moves to California to be with his former partner, becomes an eccentric wraith going away alone into the Sierra Mountains to think and write obscure grille poems that can be understood only with the aid of a superimposed grid. 147445 1982 Kelkatha Shabdam MF India. Photographer (Latheef). 147446 1979 Kelly Among the Nightingales N MLPL Burke, J.F. Weinberg List Journalist 147447 1957 Kelly and Me M News Media. Columnist (Helen Bennett). Reporter (Dick Gordon). Reporter (Robert Sherman). Reporter (James Macklin). Photographer (Rex May). Photographer (Lyle Moraine). Photographer (Robert Strong). 147448 1998 Kelly Kelly: Wedding Show, The T Episode #4. 5-10-1998 Photographer (Jeff Blumenkrantz). 147449 2007 Kelly O’Quinn: She’s No Detective NM Kritzberg, Barry #1 Kelly O’Quinn Series Cub Reporter Kelly O’Quinn on the Chicago Daily News in the late 1950s wants to be a police reporter. Instead the rookie is assigned to writing cheery copy about engagements and weddings in the features department. She is sent on a routine assignment and literally puts her foot into a case of murder and stolen Mexican antiquities. She is soon sent to Mexico in pursuit of the story and meets a handsome American. Her life is threatened. She returns to Chicago where her police-lieutenant father persuades her to act as a decoy to trap the murderers. 147450 1994 Ken Ellis CB First Appearance: Web of Spider-Man #118 (1994). Source; Marvel Reporter Kenneth “Ken” Ellis is a former Daily Bugle and current DB! reporter who made a splash during the public debut of Ben Reilly as the Scarlet Spider in 1975, providing the new costumed hero with his name. Over time, Elis would earn a reputation reputation as a talented if sometimes arrogant writer whose aggressive pursuit of stories landed him both praise and in plenty of trouble. In one of his earliest assignments for the Bugle after reaching the level of full-time staff writer, Ellis ran afoul of the super-villain Skull-Jacket, who knocked him out with one of his trademark dart weapons and stole a sample of his RNA. With the help of NYPD detective Marcella Cellanos, Ellis tracked down Skull-Jacket and put Spider-Man on his trail before the mercenary could impersonate him and ruin his reputation. Ellis also had a unique relationship with the short-lived heroic incarnation of the Green Goblin — actually Phil Urich, nephew of his Bugle rival Ben Urich — who both antagonized the reporter but also saved his life when the reporter got caught up in the “Great Game” and found himself a target of Joystick. After several years of quiet investigative reporting and minimal interaction with any super heroes or villains, Ellis recently tumbled into a confrontation between Spider-Man and Deadpool while trying to dig up information on corruption within the U.S. military. Luckily for Ellis, he survived the encounter and received help from Deadpool as well as Cable in gaining the evidence he needed to write his story. Ellis now works for the DB! Ellis is 5’10”, 165 pounds, brown eyes and brown hair. He is a skilled investigative reporter. 147451 1950 Ken Holt: Black Thumb NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #3 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News makes his home with the red-headed Allen clan, owners of the small-town newspaper Both Ken and Sandy are about 17 years old. Sandy is an ingenious photographer. Newspaper background which they share permits them to become involved in adventures 147452 1952 Ken Holt: Clue of the Coiled Cobra NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #5 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News. Ken is the son of a world-famous foreign correspondent for a world-wide news service 147453 1951 Ken Holt: Clue of the Marked Claw NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #4 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News makes his home with the red-headed Allen clan, owners of the small-town newspaper 147454 1954 Ken Holt: Clue of the Phantom Car NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #8 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News Pictures and stories not only known to Advance readers, but to the world-wide public served by Global News 147455 1961 Ken Holt: Clue of the Silver Scorpion NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #16 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News 147456 1954 Ken Holt: Mystery of the Galloping Horse NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #9 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News 147457 1960 Ken Holt: Mystery of the Gallos Cliff NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #15 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News 147458 1955 Ken Holt: Mystery of the Green Flame NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #10 Ken Holt Mysteries. 18-Volume series published from 1949 through 1963 Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News 147459 1956 Ken Holt: Mystery of the Grinning Tiger NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #11 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News 147460 1959 Ken Holt: Mystery of the Invisible Enemy NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #14 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News 147461 1953 Ken Holt: Mystery of the Iron Box NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #7 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News. Ken is the son of a world-famous foreign correspondent for a world-wide news service Ken and Sandy have produced pictures ("Photo by Allen") and the stories byline "By Ken Holt." 147462 1962 Ken Holt: Mystery of the Plumed Serpent NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #17 Ken Holt Mysteries. Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News 147463 1958 Ken Holt: Mystery of the Shattered Glass NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #13 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News 147464 1963 Ken Holt: Mystery of the Sulton's Scimitar NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #18 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News 147465 1957 Ken Holt: Mystery of the Vanishing Magician NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #12 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News 147466 1950 Ken Holt: Riddle of the Stone Elephant NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #2 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News makes his home with the red-headed Allen clan, owners of the small-town newspaper Ken's friend is Sandy Allen, whose father owns a weekly newspaper in a small community not far from New York City 147467 1949 Ken Holt: Secret of Skeleton Island NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #1 Ken Holt Mysteries. 18-Volume series published from 1949 through 1963. Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News. Ken is the son of a world-famous foreign correspondent for a world-wide news service 147468 1953 Ken Holt: Secret of the Hangman's Inn NJ Campbell, Bruce (Epstein, Sam & Beryl) #6 Ken Holt Mysteries Reporter Ken Holt, son of famous foreign correspondent Richard Holt of Global News makes his home with the red-headed Allen clan, owners of the small-town newspaper Ken and Sandy gain fame as detectives working out of the Advance office 147469 1933 Ken O'Hara Series SS Stinson, Herbert H. Black Mask stories. 1933-1947, Reporter Ken O'Hara for the Los Angeles Tribune -- big, with a big mouth and fists to back it up. Typical pulp reporter. 147470 1939 Ken O'Hara: All-American Menace SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Jan. 1939, Vol.. 21, No. 10, pp. 64-88 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune 147471 1939 Ken O'Hara: All-American Menace SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Jan. 1939, Vol.. 21, No. 10, pp. 64-88 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147472 1941 Ken O'Hara: Calling All Hearses SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, July, 1941, Vol. 24, No. 3, pp. 78-97 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune 147473 1941 Ken O'Hara: Calling All Hearses SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, July, 1941, Vol. 24, No. 3, pp. 78-97 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147474 1940 Ken O'Hara: Clamp Down SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, June, 1940, Vol. 23, No. 2, pp. 102-128 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune 147475 1940 Ken O'Hara: Clamp Down SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, June, 1940, Vol. 23, No. 2, pp. 102-128 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147476 1941 Ken O'Hara: Climb Back Into Your Coffin SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Sept. 1941, Vol. 24, No. 5, pp.43-61 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune 147477 1941 Ken O'Hara: Climb Back Into Your Coffin SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Sept. 1941, Vol. 24, No. 5, pp.43-61 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147478 1945 Ken O'Hara: Get Your Own Corpse SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Mar. 1945, Vol. 26, No. 11, pp. 61-77 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune 147479 1945 Ken O'Hara: Get Your Own Corpse SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Mar. 1945, Vol. 26, No. 11, pp. 61-77 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147480 1933 Ken O'Hara: Give the Man Rope SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, April 1933, Vol. 16, No. 2, pp. 8-34 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. First Ken O'Hara story and debut of Stinson in Black Mask. First of 14 stories 147481 1933 Ken O'Hara: Give the Man Rope SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, April 1933, Vol. 16, No. 2, pp. 8-34 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147482 1937 Ken O'Hara: Lay Off, O'Hara SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Feb. 1937, Vol. 19, No. 12, pp. 44-69 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune 147483 1937 Ken O'Hara: Lay Off, O'Hara SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Feb. 1937, Vol. 19, No. 12, pp. 44-69 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147484 1939 Ken O'Hara: Murder Sweepstakes SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, July. 1939, Vol. 22, No. 4, pp. 8-30 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Page 7 has letter from Stinson about O'Hara 147485 1939 Ken O'Hara: Murder Sweepstakes SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, July. 1939, Vol. 22, No. 4, pp. 8-30 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147486 1947 Ken O'Hara: Murder's No Libel SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, July. 1947, Vol. 30, No. 2, pp. 28-54 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147487 1947 Ken O'Hara: Murder's No Libel SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, July. 1947, Vol. 30, No. 2, pp. 28-54 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147488 1937 Ken O'Hara: My Dough Says Murder SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Oct. 1937, Vol.. 20, No. 8, pp. 90-117 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune 147489 1937 Ken O'Hara: My Dough Says Murder SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Oct. 1937, Vol.. 20, No. 8, pp. 90-117 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147490 1940 Ken O'Hara: North of the Border SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Dec. 1940, Vol. 23, No. 8, pp. 70-93 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune 147491 1940 Ken O'Hara: North of the Border SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Dec. 1940, Vol. 23, No. 8, pp. 70-93 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147492 1936 Ken O'Hara: Nothing Personal SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, July 1936, Vol.. 19, No. 5, pp. 30-56 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune 147493 1936 Ken O'Hara: Nothing Personal SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, July 1936, Vol.. 19, No. 5, pp. 30-56 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147494 1938 Ken O'Hara: Ol' Devil O'Hara SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Sept. 1938, Vol. 21, No. 6, pp. 8-30 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune 147495 1938 Ken O'Hara: Ol' Devil O'Hara SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Sept. 1938, Vol. 21, No. 6, pp. 8-30 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147496 1934 Ken O'Hara: Trivial, Like Murder SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Dec. 1934, Vol. 17, No. 10, pp. 87-111 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune 147497 1934 Ken O'Hara: Trivial, Like Murder SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Dec. 1934, Vol. 17, No. 10, pp. 87-111 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147498 1945 Ken O'Hara: Your Corpses are Showing SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Nov. 1945, Vol. 27, No. 3, pp. 10-32 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune 147499 1945 Ken O'Hara: Your Corpses are Showing SM Stinson, H.H. Black Mask, Nov. 1945, Vol. 27, No. 3, pp. 10-32 Reporter Ken O'Hara, fighting reporter on the Los Angeles Tribune. Last (14th) O'Hara story. He is now press agent for Hotel Diplomat 147500 1940 Ken Wyman: Devil's Dagger CB Reporter Ken Wyman, Carterville Daily Blade 147501 1873 Kenelm Chillingly: His Adventures and Opinions. To which is added, The Coming Race. N USC Lytton, Edward Bulwer (Lord) Two Volumes Journalist Chillingly Mivers, "oppressed by proof-sheets and printers' devils." Welby. 147502 1983 Kennedy MT SVD 566 PR. Miniseries, three parts Press Secretary Pierre Salinger (Peter Boyden). TV Newsman John Scali (Alan Leach). Journalist (David Samson). Journalist (Robert Sommerwerck). Newsman (John Blood). Newsman (Dick McGoldrick). Newsman (Frederick Peach). Commentators (David O'Brien, Ted O'Brien). Commentator (Ron Frazier). 147503 1963 Kennedy Assassination DT News 147504 1960 Kennedy-Nixon Debates DT News 147505 1930 Kennedy: Alley Rat SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Feb. 1930, Vol. 12, No. 12, pp. 58-80 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press, local reporter, works with Captain Steve MacBride, policeman. 147506 1932 Kennedy: Backwash SM OWN Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, May, 1932, Vol. 15, No. 3, pp. 66-81 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147507 1934 Kennedy: Bad News SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Mar. 1934, Vol. 17, No. 1, pp. 34-49 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride who is on leave 147508 1934 Kennedy: Be Your Age SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Aug. 1934, Vol. 17, No. 6, pp. 66-85 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147509 1936 Kennedy: Crack Down SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Apr.1936, Vol. 19, No. 2, pp. 8-35 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147510 1928 Kennedy: Crimes of Richmond City, The SS OWN - P Nebel, Frederick Published as five separate episodes in Black Mask magazine, September 1928 through May 1929. #1 Raw Law. #2 Dog Eat Dog. #3 The Law Laughs Last. #4 Law Without Law. #5 Graft. In “The Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps,” edited by Otto Penzler, pp. 656-763. Reporter Kennedy of the Richmond City Free Press and Police Captain Steve MacBride. MacBride to mayor: “This is Kennedy of the Free Press. Of course, this confession will appear in the first edition.” MacBride at home with his wife, who stood by his bed with a wide look in her eye and a newspaper trembling in her hands. “Steve,” she breathed, “look.” She held the paper in front of him, and he saw, in big black headlines, three significant words: “Mayor Commits Suicide.” 147511 1931 Kennedy: Death for a Dago SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, July. 1931, Vol. 14, No. 55, pp. 58-76 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147512 1936 Kennedy: Deep Red SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Aug, 1931, Vol. 19, No. 6, pp. 8-31. Kennedy's Last Story (37th story) Reporter Kennedy's last story (37th) featuring either Kennedy, MacBride or both. Nebel's last story for Black Mask 147513 1935 Kennedy: Die-Hard SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Aug. 1935, Vol. 18, No. 6, pp. 34-56 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147514 1928 Kennedy: Dog Eat Dog SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Oct. 1928, Vol. 11, No. 8, pp. 554-77. Second installment in "Crimes of Richmond City, The" series Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147515 1933 Kennedy: Doors in the Dark SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Feb. 1933, Vol. 15, No. 12, pp. 8-27 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147516 1936 Kennedy: Fan Dance SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Jan. 1936, Vol. 18, No. 11, pp. 38-62 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147517 1928 Kennedy: Far North of Chilkoot SS Nebel, Frederick North West Stories, Sept.22, 1928 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147518 1933 Kennedy: Farewell to Crime SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, April, 1933, Vol. 16, No. 2, pp. 54-72 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147519 1929 Kennedy: Graft SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, May 1929, Vol. 12, No. 3, pp. 19-41. Fifth and last installment in "The Crimes of Richmond City" series. Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147520 1933 Kennedy: Guns Down SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Sept. 1933, Vol. 16, No. 7, pp. 65-82 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147521 1936 Kennedy: Hard to Take SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, June 1936, Vol. 19, No. 4, pp. 36-61 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147522 1935 Kennedy: He Was a Swell Guy SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Jan. 1935, Vol.. 17, No. 11, pp. 34-47 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147523 1935 Kennedy: Hell on Wheels SS Nebel, Frederick Dime Detective, Feb. 1, 1935 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147524 1929 Kennedy: Hell-Smoke SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Nov.1929, Vol. 12, No. 9, pp. 9-30 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147525 1935 Kennedy: It's a Gag SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Feb. 1935, Vol. 17, No. 12, pp. 12-44 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147526 1931 Kennedy: Junk SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Mar. 1931, Vol. 14, No. 1 pp. 92-110 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147527 1928 Kennedy: Law Laughs Last, The SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Nov. 1928, Vol. 11, No. 9, pp. 9-30. Third installment in "The Crimes of Richmond City" series Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147528 1929 Kennedy: Law Without Law SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, April 1929, Vol. 12, No. 2, pp. 5-24. Fourth installment in "The Crimes of Richmond City" series Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147529 1933 Kennedy: Lay Down the Law SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Nov. 1933, Vol. 16, No. 9, pp. 43-59 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147530 1929 Kennedy: New Guns for Old SS Nebel, Frederick Black Mask, Sept. 1929 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147531 1936 Kennedy: No Hard Feelings SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Feb. 1936, Vol. 18, No. 12, pp. 10-36 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride in reverse roles 147532 1932 Kennedy: Quick or the Dead, The SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Mar 1932, Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 77-92 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147533 1928 Kennedy: Raw Law SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Sept. 1928, Vol. 11, No. 7, pp. 9-31. First installment in "The Crimes of Richmond City" series Reporter Kennedy in minor role. First installment in "The Crimes of Richmond City" series 147534 1933 Kennedy: Rough Reform SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Mar. 1933, Vol. 16, No. 1, pp. 56-76 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147535 1930 Kennedy: Shake-Down SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Sept. 1930, Vol. 13, No. 7, pp. 79-102 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride -- Kennedy in minor role 147536 1931 Kennedy: Some Die Young SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Dec. 1931, Vol. 14, No. 10, pp. 68-90 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147537 1934 Kennedy: Take It and Like It SM USC Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, June, 1934, Vol. 17, No. 4, pp. 8-23 - Reprinted in The Hard-Boiled Detective (1977). Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147538 1930 Kennedy: Ten Men From Chicago SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Aug. 1930, Vol. 13, No. 6, pp. 3-23 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride tangle with Chicago hoods 147539 1935 Kennedy: That's Kennedy SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, May, 1935, Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 8-38 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147540 1934 Kennedy: Too Young To Die SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Feb. 1934, Vol. 16, No. 12, pp. 37-55 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147541 1930 Kennedy: Tough Treatment SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, Jan. 1930, Vol. 12, No. 11, pp. 7-28 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147542 1935 Kennedy: Winter Kill SM GPL Nebel, Frederick In "Hardboiled Dicks, The: Anthology and Study of Pulp Detective Fiction, An." - Black Mask, Nov. 1935, Vol. 18, No. 9, pp.12-37 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride November 1935, Black Mask. 147543 1930 Kennedy: Wise Guy SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, April 1930, Vol. 13, No. 2, pp. 9-32 Reporter Kennedy of the Free Press and Policeman Steve MacBride 147544 1961 Kennedy's First Press Conference DT 1-25-61 News. First live telecast of a Presidential News Conference 147545 1933 Kennel Murder Case, The M DVD -R HQ 7471, 7472. DVD -R HQ 2130 (Media Excerpts). DVD Van Dine, S.S. Philo Vance Series Reporter Charlie Adler the Reporter (Milton Kibbee) of the Times. Cub Reporter (George Chandler). Photographer (Don Brodie). Announcer at Kennel Club. Newspaper Headline from the New York Daily Mail: "Archie Coe Commits Suicide." "Wealthy Sportsman and World Explorer Ends Life Without Explanation." Sporting Final. 147546 2006 Kenneth Williams: Fantabulosa! MT Reporter (Shaughan Seymour). 147547 1987 Kenny M French Cameraman (Eduardo Rossoff). 147548 1988 Kenny Live TF Ireland. Series 1988-1999 Reporter Helen Carroll. 147549 1995 Keno Runner N Kranes, David New York Writer Benjamin Kohlman 147550 1936 Kent Murdock: Barotique Mystery, The NM MLPL Coxe, George Harmon #2 Kent Murdock Mysteries Photographer Kent Murdock, smooth, sharp-eyed, sophisticated newspaper-photographer. Murdock's acid test. 147551 1958 Kent Murdock: Big Gamble, The NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Coxe, George Harmon #17 Kent Murdock Mysteries Reporter-Photographer Kent Murdock. Jay Brennan, Bulletin gossip columnist. 147552 1937 Kent Murdock: Camera Clue, The NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon #3 Kent Murdock Mysteries News Photographer-Reporter Kent Murdock, smooth, sharp-eyed, sophisticated newspaper-photographer. 147553 1942 Kent Murdock: Charred Witness, The NM OWN - P Coxe, George Harmon #7 Kent Murdock Mysteries Photographer Kent Murdock, smooth, sharp-eyed, sophisticated newspaper-photographer. 147554 1952 Kent Murdock: Crimson Clue, The NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon #14 Kent Murdock Mysteries Photographer Kent Murdock, smooth, sharp-eyed, sophisticated newspaper-photographer. He's the picture chief for the Boston Courier-Herald. 147555 1969 Kent Murdock: Easy Way to Go, An NM MLPL Coxe, George Harmon #21 Kent Murdock Mysteries Reporter-Photographer Kent Murdock. Jay Brennan, Bulletin gossip columnist. 147556 1964 Kent Murdock: Eye Witness NM OWN - H - MLPL Coxe, George Harmon #12 Kent Murdock Mysteries Photographer Kent Murdock, smooth, sharp-eyed, sophisticated newspaper-photographer. 147557 1971 Kent Murdock: Fenner NM Coxe, George Harmon #22 Kent Murdock Mysteries Photographer Kent Murdock, smooth, sharp-eyed, sophisticated newspaper-photographer. 147558 1959 Kent Murdock: Fifth Key, The NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon #9 Kent Murdock Mysteries. In "Triple Exposure: George Harmon Coxe Omnibus." Reporter-Photographer Kent Murdock. Jay Brennan, Bulletin gossip columnist. Young photographer Jerry Blake. 147559 1954 Kent Murdock: Focus on Murder NM OWN - H - MLPL Coxe, George Harmon #15 Kent Murdock Mysteries Reporter-Photographer Kent Murdock, smooth, sharp-eyed, sophisticated newspaper-photographer. 147560 1939 Kent Murdock: Four Frightened Women NM Coxe, George Harmon #4 Kent Murdock Mysteries. News Photographer-Reporter Kent Murdock, ace news photographer of the largest newspaper in the city. 147561 1945 Kent Murdock: Glass Triangle, The NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon #5 Kent Murdock Mysteries. In "Triple Exposure: George Harmon Coxe Omnibus." News Photographer-Reporter Kent Murdock, smooth, sharp-eyed, sophisticated newspaper-photographer. 147562 1963 Kent Murdock: Hidden Key, The NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon #19 Kent Murdock Mysteries Reporter-Photographer Kent Murdock. Jay Brennan, Bulletin gossip columnist. 147563 1948 Kent Murdock: Hollow Needle, The NM OWN - P Coxe, George Harmon #10 Kent Murdock Mysteries News Photographer-Reporter Kent Murdock, smooth, sharp-eyed, sophisticated newspaper-photographer. 147564 1947 Kent Murdock: Jade Venus, The NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon #8 Kent Murdock Mysteries. In "Triple Exposure: George Harmon Coxe Omnibus." Reporter-Photographer Kent Murdock. Jay Brennan, Bulletin gossip columnist. 147565 1949 Kent Murdock: Lady Killer NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon #11 Kent Murdock Mysteries Reporter-Photographer Kent Murdock. Jay Brennan, Bulletin gossip columnist. 147566 1960 Kent Murdock: Last Commandment, The NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon #18 Kent Murdock Mysteries Reporter-Photographer Kent Murdock. Jay Brennan, Bulletin gossip columnist. 147567 1941 Kent Murdock: Mrs. Murdock Takes a Case NM Coxe, George Harmon #6 Kent Murdock Mysteries News Photographer-Reporter Kent Murdock, ace news photographer of the largest newspaper in the city. 147568 1957 Kent Murdock: Murder on Their Minds NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon #16 Kent Murdock Mysteries Reporter-Photographer Kent Murdock. Jay Brennan, Bulletin gossip columnist. 147569 1936 Kent Murdock: Murder With Pictures M VHS 924 Photographer Kent Murdock (Lew Ayres) helps a mystery woman accused of killing a gangster's lawyer. Writer I.B. McGoogin (Paul Kelly) "writes the stuff they put between my pictures and the advertisements" says Murdock. Photographer (William Hopper). McGoogin is shot and killed. With his dying breath he tells Murdock to get the scoop. New YORK Times 11/21/36: "The one authentic note to this bungled business is Lew Ayres' conduct as a news photographer…." "…After he snaps pictures, he characteristically disposes of used flash bulbs by dropping them on the drawing room floor." Managing Editor (T. A. Wyman). Cub Reporter (Phil Doane). Eastern Editor (Purnell Pratt). Reporter (Robert Burkhardt). Reporter (Edmund Burns). Reporter (Jack Chapin). Reporter (Jerry Fletcher). Reporter (Marten Lamont). Reporter (Frank Losee Jr.). Reporter (Nick Lukats). Reporter (Paddy O'Flynn). Reporter (Allen Saunders). Reporter (Phil Tead). Reporter (Pat West). Assistant Editor (Art Rowlands). 147570 1935 Kent Murdock: Murder With Pictures NM OWN - P - MLPL Coxe, George Harmon #1 Kent Murdock Mysteries News Photographer-Reporter Kent Murdock, ace news photographer of the largest newspaper in the city. 147571 1965 Kent Murdock: Reluctant Heiress, The NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon #20 Kent Murdock Mysteries Reporter-Photographer Kent Murdock. Jay Brennan, Bulletin gossip columnist. 147572 1947 Kent Murdock: Seed of Suspicion SM MLPL Coxe, George Harmon In "Murder and Mystery in Boston." Photographer Kent Murdock, Times-Clarion photographer. 147573 1973 Kent Murdock: Silent Witness, The NM Coxe, George Harmon #23 Kent Murdock Mysteries News Photographer-Reporter Kent Murdock, ace news photographer of the largest newspaper in the city. 147574 1950 Kent Murdock: Widow Had a Gun, The NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon #13 Kent Murdock Mysteries News Photographer-Reporter Kent Murdock. Newspaper Owner-Publisher Roger Palmer, owner and publisher of the Courier is murdered in the midst of a gambling investigation. 147575 1902 Kentons, The N Howells, William Dean Press 147576 1921 Kentuckians, The M Journalist (John Miltern) 147577 1938 Kentucky M Commentator (John Nesbitt) 147578 1935 Kentucky Blue Streak M Carrington, C.B. (Story). Homer King Gordon (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Martin Marion (Eddie Nugent) investigates racetrack gambling racket. Helps a jockey falsely accused of murder. Editor (Walter Downing). 147579 1977 Kentucky Fried Movie, The: Eyewitness News M TV Newscaster (Neil Thompson) of Eyewitness News. Technician #1 (Jim Abrahams). Technician #2 (David Zucker). Technician #3 (Jerry Zucker). TV Newscaster watches a couple having sex. 147580 1951 Kentucky Jubilee M Tombragel, Maurice, Ron Ormond (Screenplay) Ness Book New York Reporter Jeff Benson (James Ellison) helps local newspaper Editor Ben White (Raymond Hatton) try to expose racketeer and his gang who have taken over the Kentucky Jubilee and are blackmailing the mayor. Reporter rescues film director when he is kidnapped by racketeer. Director shows his gratitude by hiring reporter as writer for his new show. Reporter has relationship with singer-dancer. 147581 1938 Kentucky Moonshine M News Media. Reporters (Lester Dorr, Dick French, Sherry Hall, Robert Lowery, Wally Maher, Paddy O'Flynn). Photographers (Jack Gargan, Milton Kibbee). Radio Announcers (John Hiestand, Carroll Nye, Tom Hanlon). 147582 1999 Keroro Gunso (Sgt. Frog) CB Yoshizaki, Mine Japan. Published by Kadokawa Shoten. Appeared in Shonen Ace magazine. Manga series. Science fiction manga. Comedy manga Radio Show Host Mutsumi Hojo is a human friend of Fuyuki Hinata. 147583 2004 Keroro Gunso (Sgt. Frog) C Japan. 2004-2009. Sunrise Studios. Anime series. Science-fiction anime. Comedy anime. Child-teen anime Radio Show Host Mutsumi is a human student in Natsumi's class and his last name is Saburo (same as manga character except minor differences). 147584 1996 Kerouac's Ghost N McGoogan, Kenneth News Media 147585 1969 Kes (aka Kestrel for a Knave, A) M Hines, Barry (Novel - A Kestrel for a Knave) UK Newspapers. Billy Casper (David Bradley) is a 14-year-old boy living in the industrial town of Barnsley in Yorkshire who delivers newspapers to help support his mother who has been abandoned by his father. 147586 1970 Kesakapina MF Finland. Marketing Chief Jarmo Nieminen (Veikko Honkanen). Interviewer (Jaakko Talaskivi). Photographer (Magit Ekman). Photographer (Eila Marjala). 147587 1969 Kesyttomat veljekset MF Finland Newscaster (Heikki Kahila). Advertising Editor Hyvari, "Stigu" (Jorma Kylander). Head of the Department in the Printing House (Harri Tirkkonen). Pom Magazine Dealer (Pauli Virtanen). Old Owner of the "Tyylipaino" Antikainen (Tapio Hamalainen). New Owner of "Tyylipaino" Print Shop Eero Salminen (Eero Melasniemi). Foreman (Matti Varjo) of a printing house. Head of Advertising Department Valtonen (Mikko Majanlahti). 147588 1960 Ket emelet boldogsag MF Reporter (Istvan Rozsos) 147589 2001 Ketchup Conspiracy, The M Interviewer (John deRosier). Street Reporter (Jeff Gilson). Foreign Journalist (Kristin Sales). 147590 1940 Ketunhanta kainalossa MF Radio Reporter (Pekka Tiilikainen). Journalist (Artturi Laakso). 147591 1970 KETV of Omaha News at 10 PM DT Series 1970- News Staff. General Assignment Reporter Peter Van Sant (1977-1978). Sports Anchor-Reporter Matt Schick. 147592 2003 Keuringsdienst van Waarde DF Netherlands. Series 2003- Interviewers Teun van de Keuken, Gracia Witteman., Commentators Maurice Dekkers (2003), Wouter Klootwijk (2003), Roland Duong (2003). Media Manager P. van Hooff (2003). Fotograffs Chris van Koeverden, Arie Kwast. 147593 2005 Kevin Hill: Occupational Hazard T Episode #15. 2-16-2005 Reporter (Edward Diaz). 147594 1994 Kevin Mainwaring & Vicki Garcia: Barking Dogs NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Irvine, R.R. #1 Kevin Mainwaring & Vicki Garcia Mysteries TV Reporter Vicki Garcia and Television Field Producer Kevin Mainwaring, 147595 2001 Kevin of the North M Anchorman (Ted Friend). TV Reporter (Mark Brandon). A man participates in the Iditarod dog race across Alaska to inherit property from his grandfather but ends up getting more than he bargained for. 147596 1982 Kevin Turvey: Man Behind the Green Door, The T Investigative Reporter Kevin Turvey (Rik Mayall) from Redditch. A week in the life of.... Turvey is a loner, although “he did once have a hat” according to his mother who is an executive receptionist at a local hairdresser. 147597 1985 Key Exchange M Interviewer (Gia Galeano) 147598 1957 Key Man, The (aka Life At Stake) M Ross, J. McLaren (Play and Screenplay) UK - Ness Book British Radio Reporter Lionel Hulme (Lee Patterson) attempts to do series on ex-con who was charged with murder but released after seven years when killing ruled self-defense. He suspects murder connected to robbery. Tries to find out who else involved Street Photographer claims to have picture of ex-con but is shot before he can meet with reporter. Hulme locates ex-con through his wife, discovers he has keys to safety deposit box with robbery money. He agrees to help ex-con and his wife get the money in exchange for share. Reporter confronted by man who committed the murder of which ex-con was accused. Man is killed when ex-con's gun goes off during confrontation. Ex-con also killed during car chase. Reporter confronts ex-con's wife, says he knows she planned to frame husband, keep money for herself. She tells him libel laws prevent him from broadcasting the story. Hulme's editor a quiet type. Reporter seems motivated as much by a desire to find missing money than getting the story. Wife leaves him because he is so busy chasing stories he neglects to pay the bills. Photographer Jeff (George Margo). 147599 2003 Key of Light N Roberts, Nora (ka Rochelle Krich) Reporter Michael "Flynn" Hennessy is the stepbrother of one of three women who each have 28 days to find their way through a dangerous quest. They each have to find one of the keys to a mystical box which holds the trapped souls of three sister Celtic demigoddesses imprisoned by a jealous sorcerer. One begins her search by bumping into Hennessy. She's attracted to him. But she doesn't have time for a relationship with the exasperatingly sexy Hennessy she has a key to find. 147600 1950 Key to the City M DVD -R HQ 2650, 2651. SVD 1501 Reporter. Herman the Reporter (Chick Chandler). Bill Murphy, TV Reporter (Sam Hayes). Reporter (William Phipps). Newspaper Photographer Francis (Marvin Kaplan). 147601 1993 Key West: T SV 188 Episode. Series 1-19-1993 to 6-29-1993. Newsman. Crooked journalist. 147602 1993 Key West: Act of God T Episode #7. 3-2-1993 Journalist Seamus O'Neil (Fisher Stevens). As Hurricane Andrews bears down on the Keys, tourists and townsfolk prepare to evacuate -- except for a few crazy locals who get ready to party. 147603 1993 Key West: Compadres T Episode #11. 6-8-1993 Journalist Seamus O'Neil (Fisher Stevens) assumes the duties of fatherhood when an illegal immigrant abandons her newborn. Gumbo's pink-ribboned gator takes a powder. Death of a libidinous admiral compromises Chaucy. 147604 1993 Key West: Crossroads T Episode #9. 3-16-1993 Journalist Seamus O'Neil (Fisher Stevens). 147605 1993 Key West: Gimme Shelter T Episode #8. 3-9-1993 Journalist Seamus O'Neil (Fisher Stevens), JoJo and Rikki scrounge for shelter while their digs are being fumigated. Savannah is visited by a stern nun from her school days who has come to ask a favor. 147606 1993 Key West: Great Unknown, The T Episode #3. 2-2-1993 Journalist Seamus O'Neil (Fisher Stevens) vows to get the newspaper out if it kills him in the face of a flu-stricken and short staff. Gumbo faces up to the 10th anniversary of his beloved wife's death. 147607 1993 Key West: Greening, The T Episode #6. 2-23-1993 Journalist Seamus O'Neil (Fisher Stevens). Two ne'er-do-well friends for Seamus's youth want to take him to Africa. Chaucy's drinking problem resurfaces. 147608 1993 Key West: Heavy Metal, Heavy Hearts T Episode #13. 6-29-1993 Journalist Seamus O'Neil (Fisher Stevens) and Savannah are followed by a "moonstruck" dolphin home from lobster fishing. JoJo and Hunter strike gold in an underwater treasure hunt. Hector pressures Chaucy to issue a dredging permit. 147609 1993 Key West: Less Moonlight T Episode #4. 2-9-1993 Journalist Seamus O'Neil (Fisher Stevens) and Laurel, the passion of his life, get together with Laurel intending to reclaim him. JoJo wins a "slave" for a day. Rikki peddles exotic marital aids to island housewives. 147610 1993 Key West: Pieces of a Man T SV 190 Episode #5. 2-16-1993 Journalist Seamus O'Neil (Fisher Stevens) tackles the obituary of an island legend he never met but whose bequests changes the lives of many including Seams who's entrusted with the care of the old man's ashes. 147611 1993 Key West: Pilot T Episode #1. 1-19-1993. Series 1-19-1993 to 6-29-1993. Journalist Seamus O'Neil (Fisher Stevens) is a lottery winner who quits a dull factory job to become a newspaper writer a la Ernest Hemingway in Key West. His first story is on a heated mayoral campaign. 147612 1993 Key West: Premiere T SV 183 Episode. 1-17-93 Reporter and Editor for The Meteor 147613 1993 Key West: Second Day in Heaven, The (aka 2nd Day in Paradise) T Episode #2. 1-26-1993 Journalist Seamus O'Neil (Fisher Stevens) gets his million-dollar lottery check. The bad news is it's only $32.59 after deductions. Debate Critic (Karen Gordon). 147614 1993 Key West: System, The T SV 217 Episode #12. 6-22-1993 Journalist Seamus O'Neil (Fisher Stevens) writes a slice-of-life-article about Gumbo's bar that enables Chaucy to shut it down. Hector's dream of producing quality cigars goes up in smoke. 147615 1993 Key West: We the People T Episode #10. 6-1-1993 Journalist Seamus O'Neil (Fisher Stevens). Everyone suffers when the Government blockades the island to find illegal immigrants, but most of all JoJo whose visa has expired. 147616 2005 KEY-TV: Dancing in the Dark N Clark, Mary Jane #8 KEY-TV Series TV News Correspondent Diane Mayfield of KEY's "Hourglass," has to give up her vacation and bring her children and her sister to the New Jersey shore town of Ocean Grove to investigate a story. "Girls who Cry Wolf" is the topic for the season premiere of "Hourglass," television's premiere newsmagazine show. With her husband in federal prison for misappropriate of corporate funds, Diane is her family's sole breadwinner. Mayfield lands an exclusive interview with a troubled young woman whose tale of being abducted and held against her will for three terrifying days and nights have been disbelieved by the authorities. No sooner does she finish taping the interview, then a second victim turns up: this time bound, gagged and dead. And as soon as the police think they've solved the case, a third victim is discovered. Diane and the police turn to the first victim for clues. But it may be too late to save her and her loved ones. 147617 1999 KEY-TV: Do You Promise Not to Tell? N Clark, Mary Jane #2 KEY-TV Series TV News Producer Farrell Slater is at a crossroads. Her job at KEY News hangs in the balance when she fails to convince her boss to broadcast the story of the auctioning of the legendary Faberge Moon Egg. While trying to figure out what she will do with her future, she learns that the multimillion-dollar treasure isn’t all it appears to be. Farrell seizes the opportunity to expose the story and, in the process, to save her career. The mighty world of TV news collides with the art world’s secrecy and high-stakes wheeling and dealing. From a deadly back room in Brooklyn’s “Little Odessa” to the wealth, power and glamour of Churchill’s, one of New York’s most prestigious auction houses, no one is safe and everyone is a suspect, all under the threatening gaze of the unforgiving network news cameras. 147618 2001 KEY-TV: Eliza Blake: Close To You NM OWN - P Clark, Mary Jane #4 KEY-TV Series TV Anchor Eliza Blake, famous face in front of a camera. She's savvy, sexy and sophisticated. But when she steps out of the spotlight, Eliza Blake is far more vulnerable than her devoted viewers would ever imagine. She single-handedly raises a young daughter and has found a safe haven -- a dream house in the suburbs where nothing can ever threaten her again. What she found was her worst nightmare. It begins with a venomous letter. No stranger to the occasional hate mail that mingles with glowing correspondence from adoring fans, Eliza is at first unaware that this time the writer isn't a harmless nutcase. Then came the menacing calls. Now her suburban life is shattered by fear The stalker is getting closer and more lethal. 147619 1999 KEY-TV: Eliza Blake: Do You Want To Know a Secret? NM Clark, Mary Jane #1 KEY-TV Series TV Anchor Eliza Blake, a young mother and widow, is a rising star at KEY-TV where this newswoman co-anchors the morning news. Networks revered KEY Evening Headlines senior anchorman is Bill Kendall and his heir apparent is Pete Carlson. After the Kendall is found dead in his New York apartment from a massive overdose of Prozac, Blake finds herself competing for his assignments with Carlson.. Longtime Kendall assignment is Jean White. Executive Producer Range Bullock. Kendall's seemingly incompetent stand-in Carlson is more than ready to leap from KEY News President Yelena Gregory's bed into Bill's old job. 147620 2009 KEY-TV: Eliza Blake: Dying for Mercy N Clark, Mary Jane #12 KEY-TV Series TV Anchor Eliza Blake, anchor of TV's premiere morning news show KEY to America, wants to get some much-needed rest out of the public eye, so she rents a charming carriage house in Tuxedo Park, New York. Behind the private park's stately stone gates, sprawling architectural masterpieces and picturesque gardeners' cottages decorate the rolling, naturalistic landscape. Even before she can move in, Eliza is invited to an unusual party to celebrate the feast of St. Francis Assisi and, before the festivities are over, the serenity of the secluded enclave explodes as one of the Park's revered citizens is found dead -- a grotesque suicide which is only the first act in a macabre and intricately conceived plan to expose the past crimes of some of the town's residents. Eliza and her KEY News colleagues soon learn that Pentimento -- a gloriously restored mansion nestled in the Park's fairy tale setting -- is, in effect, a giant "puzzle house," filled with ingenious clues hidden in its fireplaces, fountains and frescos that lead them, first, to suspicious locales throughout the Park -- and, then, one by one, to the victims of a fiendish killer! As Pentimento gives up its many secrets, it becomes clear that someone wants to prevent one last mystery from coming to light and that no amount of wealth or privilege will keep the threatened residents of Tuxedo Park safe. And as Eliza Blake unearths one final secret, she will come face to face with a murderer who thinks that some puzzles should never be solved. 147621 2008 KEY-TV: Eliza Blake: It Only Takes a Moment N Clark, Mary Jane #11 KEY-TV Series TV Anchor Eliza Blake of New York City’s top-rated morning show, “KEY to America” pays a price for her high media profile. She has witnessed tragedy and danger in her career. But nothing the accomplished professional has experienced has prepared her for when her seven-year-old daughter, Janie, is kidnapped from summer camp. The country’s viewers are glued to their TV sets, anxiously awaiting the news that their favorite morning-TV personality’s little girl has been found. With each passing day, the FBI and local authorities track down every lead. A profile of the kidnapper’s most likely characteristics is developed, every fan letter written to Eliza over the last six months is scrutinized, every sex offender registered within a 50-mile radius is interviewed and psychics from round the country appear on Eliza’s doorstep offering their help. But Eliza isn’t going to sit around and wait for answers. She and the rest of the Sunrise Suspense Society -- brilliant producer Annabella Murphy, cameraman extraordinaire B.J. D’Elia, and psychiatrist Dr. Margo Gonzalez -- will band together to outwit a cunning criminal whose shocking motives threaten to snuff out a terrified little girl’s life. When kidnappers seize Eliza’s daughter and Eliza’s Hispanic housekeeper on their way home from camp in New Jersey, Eliza’s comfortable life turns into a living nightmare. The FBI, local law enforcement and Eliza’s news team work around the clock to discover the identities and locations of the kidnappers. When a psychic shows up claiming to know details of the kidnapping that weren’t released to the press, Eliza is convinced that the psychic can help find Janie. Eliza Blake is accustomed to being in front of the camera. She just never expected her own life to be the leading story of the week. 147622 2007 KEY-TV: Eliza Blake: When Day Breaks N Clark, Mary Jane #10 KEY-TV Series TV Anchor Eliza Blake of the KEY Evening Headlines and a veteran of the top-ranking morning show is suddenly thrust into the spotlight when Constance Young, the undisputed star of morning television, is found at the bottom of her swimming pool. Blake is committed to finding out who wanted Constance out of the way and why. She marshals three KEY News coworkers to help: Annabelle Murphy is able to switch from producing to investigative work at a moment’s notice. B.J. D’Elia contributes brains, brawn and a much-needed male perspective. And on-air psychiatrist and recent KEY News hire Dr. Margo Gonzalez has a frightening propensity to figure out what suspects may be thinking. Together they come to form the Sunrise Suspense Society relying on each other, their ingenuity and courage tested to the limit, in this nail-biting media thriller in which everyone is a suspect and every word a clue. 147623 2004 KEY-TV: Hide Yourself Away NM Clark, Mary Jane #7 KEY-TV Series TV News Intern Grace Callahan is a 32-year-old divorced single mom, the oldest and neediest of the four TV interns competing for a permanent spot on the crew of KEY to America, a major network news show. When the team departs to do a week-long remote broadcast from historic Newport, RI, she is forced to leave her 11-year-old daughter in the care of her philandering ex-husband and his Barbie doll wife. Grace develops crush on the producer B.J. D'Elia and feels inferior to fellow intern Joss Vickers, the super-chic daughter of a wealthy Newport family. Just hours before the KEY News crew arrives, the skeleton of a socialite who disappeared 14 years ago is found in a tunnel beneath a famous mansion. One of the KEY News interns is killed in a suspicious car accident and another disappears. This year's crop of fledging journalists are targets including Grace Callahan, single mother fighting for custody of her preteen daughter. As number dwindles, Grace must face the real danger that lurks in Newport. 147624 2000 KEY-TV: Let Me Whisper in Your Ear N Clark, Mary Jane #3 KEY-TV Series Correspondent Laura Walsh for Hourglass, a 60 Minutes types of news program and a KEY News reporter has written obituaries of celebrities who aren't dead yet, a ghoulish job that seems to be a stepping stone to greater responsibility. She wants to produce Show's star Gwyneth Gilpatric, a Diane-Sawyer look-alike has take a very personal interest in her. When she plunges to her death from her terrace during her annual New Year Eve's party, Walsh doesn't know her connection with another story. Walsh had pitched a story on the now-defunct amusement park, where the remains of a 12-year-old boy who disappeared from the park over 30 years ago have just been found. But she had no idea how close to home the investigation will lead. Walsh is young, attractive and blow-dried enough to play the woman-in-danger role. She's not particularly quick on the uptake. Her friend, the wife of a plastic surgeon, tips her off whenever someone rich and famous enough to have an obituary prewritten goes on life support. 147625 2006 KEY-TV: Lights Out Tonight NM Clark, Mary Jane #9 KEY-TV Series TV Film and Drama Critic Caroline Enright for TV's KEY to America morning show, lands an assignment to cover the Warrenstown, Mass., theater festival. The 34-year-old journalist wants to combine it with a getaway with her new husband Nick. It is also a chance to bond with her aloof 20-year-old stepdaughter who is an apprentice at the festival. The last thing Enright expects as she leaves New York City for the scene Berkshires is that she'll have to draw on her journalistic skills to unveil a ruthless murderer. With only six months of broadcast experience under her belt, Enright has a lot to prove with the piece she has planned about an Oscar-winning actress who's starring in a production of a new play rumored to be a contender for a Pulitzer Prize. She was looking forward to interviewing her favorite movie star and reporting on the opening night of the hot new play. When actress disappears, Enright launches herself into an investigation -- and finds her step-daughter's life and her own in danger. 147626 2002 KEY-TV: Nobody Knows N Clark, Mary Jane #5 KEY-TV Series TV Correspondent Cassie Sheridan, a rising star at KEY Network's Washington Bureau, is exiled to the Miami office after her ambitions overpower her common sense and she identifies a victim of the Clown Rapist as the daughter of the head of the FBI. Girl commits suicide. Not only is her career on the skids, but her private life's also a mess. Meanwhile, there's nothing more newsworthy happening on Florida's west coast. Estranged from her family, she's stuck with reporting on hurricanes. Then an 11-year-old boy with a metal detector discovers remains of dead porn star on the beach wearing a ruby ring. One local citizen will do anything to keep that ring from being traced to him. Including kidnapping the boy's seriously ill brother to convince him to return the ring -- and getting the reporter off his trail permanently. The former KEY News justice correspondent becomes friends with the boy that puts her in the path of the killer as a hurricane heads up the coast. 147627 2003 KEY-TV: Nowhere To Run NM Clark, Mary Jane #6 KEY-TV Series Medical Producer Annabelle Murphy for television’s highly rated morning news program, “Key to America” at KEY-TV makes her living explaining horrific conditions such as botulism, anthrax, small pox and plague to the nation. So when a Key News colleague dies with symptoms terrifyingly similar to those of the latest scourge, she knows the panic spreading through the corridors of the Broadcast Center is justified. As one death follows another, Annabelle’s coworkers look to her for assurance but she finds it hard to give comfort. To her, the circumstances of the infections begin to suggest that they may be diabolical murders. And when the authorities lock down the Broadcast Center with the identity of the killer still unknown, no one can be sure who to trust, and neither the victims nor the murderer can escape. 147628 1961 Keyhole T Host Jack Douglas series 147629 1997 Keys to Tulsa M News Media. News Reporter (Vicky Hutson). News Reporter (Lucia Reeves). 147630 1989 Keys to Tulsa, The N Berkey, Brian Fair News Media 147631 2005 Keyzer & de Boer advocaten: Schuld en boete TF Episode #3. 10-24-2005 Journalist (Mischa van der Klei). 147632 2004 Khafji CB Gulf War Journal War Correspondent Scott “Journal” Neithammer and his Photographer Gajaba are picked up in Kuwait by special forces and returned to Saudi Arabia. Journal offers a detailed account of the Iraqi attack at Khafji. 147633 1995 Khaharan-e gharib MF Kastner, Erich (Novel) Iran -Persian Correspondent (Faramarz Roshanayi). 147634 1996 Khamosh TF India News Media. Press Reporter Shankar (Ganesh Yadav). 147635 1975 Khel Khel Mein MF India. Photographer Mr. Gupta (Ghanshyam Rohera). 147636 1980 KHGI News at 10 PM DT Series 1980 News Staff. News Director (Mark Baumert). Anchors Julie Studley (1996-2001), Seth Denney (1998), Seth Denney (1999), Krista Hershey (2000-2002). Reporters Steve White (1998), Mindy Stone (2001), Chenay Sloan (2002). Sports Director Jeff Russo (2001). Sports Reporter Matt Schick (2001). Weather Bob Geiger. 147637 1999 KHGI News at 10 PM DT TV Anchor, 1999- (Seth Denney) 147638 1998 Khmer Rouge End Game N Ryan, Paul R. News Media. Chinese Daily, the main English Language newspaper in the country published by the communist government. 147639 1971 Khod beloy korolevy MF Soviet Union Sports Commentator Karychev (Nikolai Ozerov). 147640 1998 Khrustalyov, mashinu! MF Finnish Reporter (Juri Jarvet) 147641 1994 Khuddar MF India Newspaper Editor (Anil Dhawan). 147642 1980 Ki beszel itt szerelemrol MF Hungary. Photographer (Istvan Szilagyi). 147643 1930 Kibitzer, The M Reporter (Paddy O'Flynn). 147644 1931 Kick In M Reporter Burke (Phil Tead). 147645 1989 Kickboxer M U.S. Reporter (Mark DiSalle). U.S. Reporter (Nickolas James). U.S. Reporter (Louis Roth). U.S. Reporter (Richard Santoro). Press Photographer (Keith E. Lane). 147646 1995 Kickboxer 5 MT Photographer (Laurens Celliers) 147647 2005 Kicked Out: Laurie M. DT DVD -R HQ 4157 Episode. Entertainment Reporter George Pennachio of KABC News in Los Angeles meets Aspiring Broadcast Journalist Laurie M. Laurie M., who is 20, is kicked out of her house by her mother, who now wants to see if she can be self-sufficient and if Pennachio thinks Laurie has what it takes to be a broadcast journalist. 147648 2005 Kid & I, The M News Media. Fake Reporter (Branden R. Morgan). Fake Reporter No. 2 (Lisa Wilhoit). Paparazzi Kid (Michael Gores). Paparazzi Kid (Ricky Lee Lawson). 147649 1977 Kid Andrew Cody and Julie Sparrow NSF OWN - P Curtis, Tony Gossip Columnist is an obnoxious female. 147650 1914 Kid Auto Races at Venice M Cameraman 147651 1938 Kid Comes Back, The M Flanagan, Ed J. (Story). George Bricker (Screenplay) Sportswriter Kenneth Rockwell (James Robbins) and newsboy Bobby Doyle (Dickie Jones). Reporter (Leo White). 147652 1946 Kid from Brooklyn, The M DVD -R HQ 5056, 5057. L. SVD 1036 Goldwyn Presents Reporter in Hotel Room (George Chandler). Reporter in Hotel Room (Billy Wayne). Reporter at Train (Lester Dorr). Announcers (Don Wilson, Knox Manning). Photographer (Victor Cutler). Media and headlines Photographers (William Newell, Tom Quinn, Robert Strong). 147653 1949 Kid from Cleveland, The M SVD 537 Kline, Herbert, John Bright (Story). John Bright (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportscaster Mike Jackson (George Brent) hides out a boy who runs away from unhappy home life because mother is restricting his relationship with stepfather in an effort to prevent boy from forgetting real father who died in the war. When sports broadcaster takes the boy home, the boy thinks he has been deserted and becomes a criminal. He ends up in juvenile court. Broadcaster and his wife try to adopt him. Probation officer finally brings boy and his parents together. Sportswriters (Franklin Lewis, Gordon Cobbledock, Ed MacAuley). 147654 1939 Kid from Kokomo, The M SVD 1142 Trumbo, Dalton (Story). Jerry Wald, Richard Macauley (Screenplay) Reporter Marian Bronson (Jane Wyman), primarily love interest for a boxer. Reporter (Stuart Holmes). Reporter (Al Lloyd). Reporter (Paul Panzer). First Reporter (Jack A. Goodrich). Second Reporter (Eddie Graham). Photographer (Jack Wise). Radio Announcers (Reid Kilpatrick, John Harron). 147655 1953 Kid from Left Field, The M DVD -R HQ 3744, 3745. SV 275 Sportscasters, sportswriters. 147656 1978 Kid from Not So Big, The (aka Kid from Not-So-Big, The) M Editor-Owner. Jenny, young and resourceful girl, takes on her grandfather's frontier town newspaper 147657 1939 Kid from Texas, The M Reporter. Loud-mouthed Texas cowpuncher tries his hand at polo finding himself at odds with high society and trying to save a floundering Wild West Show. 147658 1937 Kid Galahad M DVD -R HQ 6062, 6063. L. SVD 1149. SVD 1165 Wallace, Francis (Short Story). Seton I. Miller (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Joe Taylor (Joe Cunningham) follows the story and is initially manipulated by those involved in the boxing profession. Brady, the Editor (Joseph Crehan). Sportswriters. Fight manager puts a bellhop in the ring with a crooked rival's heavyweight. Editor Brady (Joseph Crehan. Reporters at Press Conference (Billy Arnold, Harry Harvey, Horace MacMahon, John Shelton). Reporter (Milton Kibbee). Reporter at Dinner (Ralph Dunn). Reporter (Jack Hatfield). Reporter (Max Hoffman Jr.). Reporter (Mike Lally). Reporter (Philip Waldron). Reporter (Jeff York). Reporter at Press Conference (John Shelton). Reporter at Press Conference (Buddy Roosevelt). Reporters at Ringside (Kenneth Harlan, Eddie Fetherstone). Reporter at Press Conference (Billy Arnold). Reporter at Press Conference Harry Harvey). Reporter in Hotel Lobby (Don Brodie). Reporter at Banquet (Ralph Dunn). Ringside Reporter (John Sheehan). Reporter in Dressing Room (Al Hill). Reporter in Dressing Room (Donald Kerr). Photographer (John Ridgely). Photographer in Night Club (Elliott Sullivan). Announcer (Curtis Benton). 147659 1942 Kid Glove Killer M DVD -R HQ 3242, 3221. VHS 1270 News Reader (Philo McCullough). Reporter (Mark Daniels). Newsboy (Hugh Chapman). Newspaper Readers in Montage (Wilbur Mack, Tom Quinn). 147660 1918 Kid is Clever, The M AFI-Radio Radio 147661 1923 Kid Reporter, The M Newspaper Owner of the Daily News offers the post of editor to the reporter who can recover a stolen necklace. Peggy played by Baby Peggy, a 5-year-old child star, an extremely young secretary, sets off to track it down. Thanks to her skill at disguise, her agility in pursuit and her flair as a sleuth, she goes on to become the youngest ever female editor in newspaper history. Parody of the journalist-cum-detective. A wealthy young couple starts the story off by placing an ad in the Daily News, offering a large reward for the recovery of a stolen necklace. 147662 1927 Kid Stakes, The M Commentator, Race (Tal Ordell) 147663 1981 Kid Super Power Hour with Shazam!, The C Series. 9-12-1981 to 9-11-1982. NBC Weatherman (Jim Greenleaf - Voice). 147664 2007 Kid Svensky MF Reporter (Mats Blomgren) 147665 1972 Kid Talk DT Series. 1-23-1972 to 9-17-1972. CBS Host Bill Adler. Children interviewing celebrities. 147666 1983 Kid Who Couldn't Miss, The M Interviewer (Paul Cowan) 147667 1916 Kid, The M AFI-Reporters - Ness Book New York Herald Reporter Joe Hazard (Robert Gaillard) raises "the kid," and keeps her illegitimate past a secret until she turns 19. She wants to become a reporter so Hazard gives her an assignment to test her abilities. She does so well he shows her work to the city editor and she gets hired. She disguises herself as a bootblack to do a story on meat price-fixing and discovers the rancher in the price-fixing scheme is her real father. 147668 1910 Kid, The M Newspapers. Widower trying to read the paper when his small son pesters him 147669 1921 Kid, The M DVD -R HQ 3278. L Newspaper. Reward notice in a newspaper for return of her child 147670 1983 Kidco M Reporter (Margo Swena O'Very) 147671 2002 Kiddy Grade C Series 2002-2003 Reporter (Cynthia Cranz - Voice - English Version). 147672 1958 Kidnap Story: Hold for Release T Armstrong Circle Theatre - Adapted from an article by Leonard Moskovitz. Repeat: 9-3-58 - 6-11-58 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 147673 2000 Kidnap, The MT Anchorman (Mark Wadsworth). 147674 2006 Kidnapped: Acknowledgement T Episode #12. News Media. Reporter #2 (Brenda Ricci). 147675 2006 Kidnapped: Number One With a Bullet T DVD -R HQ 7119 Episode. News Media. 147676 2006 Kidnapped: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6895 Episode #1. 9-22-2006 Reporter Elizabeth and a photographer from the Times interviews rich parents whose son is later kidnapped. 147677 2006 Kidnapped: Resolution T DVD -R HQ 8845 Episode #13 News Media. Press Photographer (Peter Conboy). The resolution of the kidnapping case and the surprise ending. 147678 1999 Kidnapped? NR Diamond, Jacqueline Harlequin Duet 2-1 Paperback Reporter Melanie Mulcahy can hardly believe her good luck. She’s been kidnapped by Hal “The Iceman”Smothers. By sticking close, she’ll have a story that will make her a star. Besides, for a man with such a dangerous reputation, he sure is sexy -- and there’s nothing cold about his kisses. Even more surprising, Hal is the kind of man who believes in marriage, while she thinks it’s a trap. But Hal is determined to change her mind -- and you don’t say no to The Iceman. 147679 1996 Kidnapping in the Family, A MT DVD -R HQ 7304, 7305. News Media. TV Newscaster (Gerry Nairn). Reporter (Norma Jean Wick). 147680 1987 Kidnapping of Baby John Doe, The MT Reporter (Brian Taylor) 147681 2001 Kidnapping of Chris Burden, The M Reporter (Deidre Gipson). 147682 1980 Kidnapping of the President, The M News Media. TV Commemorator (John Romaine). First Photographer (George "Stompy" Kuhr). 147683 1978 Kidnappingen CB Finland. Jippo #2. Reporter Joe. 147684 1978 Kids Are People Too DT Series. 9-17-1978 to 11-7-1982. ABC Hosts Bob McAlister (1978-1979), Michael Young (1979-1981), Randy Hamilton (1981-1982). Interview show. 147685 1985 Kids Don't Tell MT Silverman, Peter, Maurice Hurley (Teleplay) Ness Book Freelance Documentary Filmmaker John Ryan (Michael Ontkean) examines the problem of abused kids. Asked to work on a production about child molestation and expresses reservations because the subject is "so dark." Eli Davis (John Sanderford) explains he wants Ryan to do the documentary because he was molested when he was 10. The documentary filmmaker agrees to help. Two men pre through stacks of research and interview officials, therapists, authorities and others. As Ryan gets more involved with the production, he becomes paranoid about the safety of his own children. His wife objects and then he discovers she was molested as a child. After talking things out, she agrees to be interviewed for the film. 147686 1976 Kids From C.A.P.E.R., The: Dunga Gin T Episode #11. 11-13-1976 Reporter Kirk Klinsinger (Robert Lussier), a noisy news reporter for the local paper in the town of Northeast Southwestern, often tailed a quartet of boys (C.A.P.E.R. - Civilian Authority for the Protection of Everyone, Regardless) to get a scoop. He often got in the way and could always be relied on to run to his mother, whenever he was afraid, which was quite often. Northeast Southweston has to contend with a water shortage while the Kids have to contend with "The Girl" who wants to become a member of the team. Throw in a pair of cola salesmen and you've got a case only C.A.P.E.R. can solve. 147687 1976 Kids From C.A.P.E.R., The: Ghost from C.A.P.E.R. T Episode #3. 9-25-1976 Reporter Kirk Klinsinger (Robert Lussier), a noisy news reporter for the local paper in the town of Northeast Southwestern, often tailed a quartet of boys (C.A.P.E.R. - Civilian Authority for the Protection of Everyone, Regardless) to get a scoop. He often got in the way and could always be relied on to run to his mother, whenever he was afraid, which was quite often. Who is the Great Linguine and why is he haunting police headquarters? The Kids try to crack this spooky case while solving the equally perplexing mystery of determining who Esmerelda ("The Girl" really likes. 147688 1976 Kids From C.A.P.E.R., The: Goodfather, The T Episode #7. 8-13-1977 Reporter Kirk Klinsinger (Robert Lussier), a noisy news reporter for the local paper in the town of Northeast Southwestern, often tailed a quartet of boys (C.A.P.E.R. - Civilian Authority for the Protection of Everyone, Regardless) to get a scoop. He often got in the way and could always be relied on to run to his mother, whenever he was afraid, which was quite often. Kids reminisce through flashbacks about the days when "The Big Blogna was blue" and not all villains were really what they seemed. 147689 1976 Kids From C.A.P.E.R., The: Invasion of the Frankfurter Snatchers T Episode #5. 10-9-1976 Reporter Kirk Klinsinger (Robert Lussier), a noisy news reporter for the local paper in the town of Northeast Southwestern, often tailed a quartet of boys (C.A.P.E.R. - Civilian Authority for the Protection of Everyone, Regardless) to get a scoop. He often got in the way and could always be relied on to run to his mother, whenever he was afraid, which was quite often. Only the Kids from C.A.P.E.R. can save the day when the world is threatened by an alien hot dog invasion. 147690 1976 Kids From C.A.P.E.R., The: Kids from H.Y.D.E. T Episode #2. 9-18-1976 Reporter Kirk Klinsinger (Robert Lussier), a noisy news reporter for the local paper in the town of Northeast Southwestern, often tailed a quartet of boys (C.A.P.E.R. - Civilian Authority for the Protection of Everyone, Regardless) to get a scoop. He often got in the way and could always be relied on to run to his mother, whenever he was afraid, which was quite often. When fudge craving monsters begin turning up in Northeast Southweston, it's up to the Kids to get to the bottom of things. Can they figure things out without turning into monsters? 147691 1976 Kids From C.A.P.E.R., The: King Kone T Episode #13. 10-23-1976 Reporter Kirk Klinsinger (Robert Lussier), a noisy news reporter for the local paper in the town of Northeast Southwestern, often tailed a quartet of boys (C.A.P.E.R. - Civilian Authority for the Protection of Everyone, Regardless) to get a scoop. He often got in the way and could always be relied on to run to his mother, whenever he was afraid, which was quite often. It's not just monkey business as the Kids try to track down a very unique ice cream thief. 147692 1977 Kids From C.A.P.E.R., The: Mummy's the Word T Episode #6. 5-21-1977 Reporter Kirk Klinsinger (Robert Lussier), a noisy news reporter for the local paper in the town of Northeast Southwestern, often tailed a quartet of boys (C.A.P.E.R. - Civilian Authority for the Protection of Everyone, Regardless) to get a scoop. He often got in the way and could always be relied on to run to his mother, whenever he was afraid, which was quite often. The Kids recall an early case through flashbacks where they had to deal with mummy thieves, trances and an ancient curse. 147693 1976 Kids From C.A.P.E.R., The: Phantom of the Drive-In Movie, The T Episode #12. 11-20-1976 Reporter Kirk Klinsinger (Robert Lussier), a noisy news reporter for the local paper in the town of Northeast Southwestern, often tailed a quartet of boys (C.A.P.E.R. - Civilian Authority for the Protection of Everyone, Regardless) to get a scoop. He often got in the way and could always be relied on to run to his mother, whenever he was afraid, which was quite often. Who is the Phantom of the Drive-in Movie and why does he sound so familiar? The Kids go undercover at the Drive-in in the Big Bologna to find out. 147694 1976 Kids From C.A.P.E.R., The: Pieman's Pool, The T Episode #9. 10-16-1976 Reporter Kirk Klinsinger (Robert Lussier), a noisy news reporter for the local paper in the town of Northeast Southwestern, often tailed a quartet of boys (C.A.P.E.R. - Civilian Authority for the Protection of Everyone, Regardless) to get a scoop. He often got in the way and could always be relied on to run to his mother, whenever he was afraid, which was quite often. Kids rush to stop a renowned pastry chef from delivering his rather explosive desserts to his unsuspecting customers. 147695 1976 Kids From C.A.P.E.R., The: Post Monster General, The T Episode #8. 10-30-1976 Reporter Kirk Klinsinger (Robert Lussier), a noisy news reporter for the local paper in the town of Northeast Southwestern, often tailed a quartet of boys (C.A.P.E.R. - Civilian Authority for the Protection of Everyone, Regardless) to get a scoop. When valuable stamps are stolen, retrieved and then stolen again, the Kids must race to get them back from the Post Monster General and all before Sgt. Vinton finds out they are missing. 147696 1976 Kids From C.A.P.E.R., The: Terrible Tollman, The T Episode #10. 11-6-1976 Reporter Kirk Klinsinger (Robert Lussier), a noisy news reporter for the local paper in the town of Northeast Southwestern, often tailed a quartet of boys (C.A.P.E.R. - Civilian Authority for the Protection of Everyone, Regardless) to get a scoop. He often got in the way and could always be relied on to run to his mother, whenever he was afraid, which was quite often. Do the Kids have what it takes to defeat the Terrible Tollman and get him to return the bridge that he stole? How did he steal the bridge in the first place? 147697 1976 Kids From C.A.P.E.R., The: Too Much Time on Their Hands T Episode #1. 9-11-1976. Series. 9-11-1976 to 9-3-1977. NBC Reporter Kirk Klinsinger (Robert Lussier), a noisy news reporter for the local paper in the town of Northeast Southwestern, often tailed a quartet of boys (C.A.P.E.R. - Civilian Authority for the Protection of Everyone, Regardless) to get a scoop. He often got in the way and could always be relied on to run to his mother, whenever he was afraid, which was quite often. The kids travel back and forth through time to try and stop a beautiful scientist's time machine from falling into the wrong hands. 147698 1976 Kids From C.A.P.E.R., The: Uncanny Nanny, The T Episode #4. 10-2-1976 Reporter Kirk Klinsinger (Robert Lussier), a noisy news reporter for the local paper in the town of Northeast Southwestern, often tailed a quartet of boys (C.A.P.E.R. - Civilian Authority for the Protection of Everyone, Regardless) to get a scoop. He often got in the way and could always be relied on to run to his mother, whenever he was afraid, which was quite often. When a case is too much for even the Kids from C.A.P.E.R. to handle, they call on Sweet Nanny Noony to help. But is she as sweet as they think? 147699 2004 Kids in America M DVD -R HQ 7603, 7604 News Media. Reporter #1 (Mary Strong). Reporter #2 (Derrick Jones). Reporter #3 (Suzanne Krull). 147700 1993 Kids in the Hall, The: T DVD -R 1701 Episode. Food critic attacked by kids in the hall. 147701 1993 Kids in the Hall, The: 7 at 11 News T Episode #70. 1-1-1993. Series 10-16-1988 to 4-1-1994. Parody News. 7 at 11 News. Weatherman is Not God. 147702 1996 Kids in the Hall, The: Brain Candy M Canada News Media. Young Journalist (Amanda Campbell). 147703 1989 Kids in the Hall, The: Citizen Kane T Episode #3. 11-7-1989 Parody. Newspaper Publisher Citizen Kane. Two friends have a dispute aboiut the name of a movie. 147704 1990 Kids in the Hall, The: Editors T Episode #14. 4-3-1990 Parody News. Editors Intro: Editors discuss what to cut. Editors #2: Editors discuss what to cut continued. Editors Finale: Editors discuss what to cut continued. 147705 1994 Kids in the Hall, The: God Is Dead T Episode #91. 1-1-1994. Episode #109. 4-1-1994 Parody News. Newsreel footage shows that He existed and that He is dead. The death of God. 147706 1990 Kids in the Hall, The: Newscast T Episode #24. 10-9-1990 Parody News. Newscast. Channel 7 News Team discuss paper airplanes. 147707 2000 Kids Say the Darnest Things T VHS 1266 Episode News Media 147708 2009 Kids Talk Politics: A New Puppy in the White House T Anchor-Reporter (Joey Brander). Reporter (Ariel Hyman). Host (Telana Lynum). 147709 1980 Kids Who Knew Too Much, The MT TV Newscaster (Mario Machado) 147710 2004 Kids Who Saved Summer, The MT DVD -R HQ 4816, 4814 Public Relations Practitioner Penny Stone (Erica Shaffer), vice president of Public Relations of Snow Fly Electronic Company, the 498th largest company in the United States. News Media. Feisty children try to save their beloved park from a construction company that wants to tear it down. 147711 1991 Kids-TV T Episode TV. Crew learns a lesson in consumer spending when they purchase props for broadcast 147712 1976 Kidsworld DT Series. 1976-1985. Syndicated News Media. Information Series. 147713 1988 Kiebitz N Kaminski, André Switzerland Radio Journalist 147714 1997 Kieran O'Connor: Hot Shot: Hollywood Mystery, A NM Allman, Kevin #2 Kiernan O'Connor Mystery Celebrity Columnist Kieran O'Connor is at a definite low serving a three-month suspension from his Los Angeles newspaper and living in an apartment that has been condemned because of earthquake damage. He's in no shape to turn down his agent's latest project: co-writing the memoirs of a hooker. Jocelyn is Kieran's push agent whose hard-as-nails persona masks a genuine soft spot for O'Connor. The prostitute has known some of the biggest names in Los Angeles including a popular sitcom dad who just overdosed on a designer drug called Hot Shot, and she's got a lot to say. But soon she herself is found dead under mysterious circumstances. With help from a Yale-educated tabloid reporter, Kieran slowly discovers the truth about the prostitute and the secrets that someone in Hollywood is trying to protect. The question is: Will he get the book finished by deadline without ending up dead himself 147715 1995 Kieran O'Connor: Tight Shot: Hollywood Mystery, A NM Allman, Kevin #1 Kieran O'Connor Mystery Celebrity Columnist Kieran O'Connor, who writes a show-biz column called "Have Tux, Will Travel" is 29 years old and his life is messier than his cheap studio apartment in Venice. He's being evicted, so he hangs out at his ex-girlfriend's coffee house. O'Connor is a freelance journalist, a Hollywood reporter, specializing in "event coverage." On assignment at the Women in the Industry banquet at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, O'Connor discovers the body of the honoree, a famous female producer. Before he alerts authorities, however, he faxes the suicide note found nearby to his home machine. Then, while working with here producer-husband on a quickie bio of her life, O'Connor learns of her bouts of debilitating depression and the medication. O'Connor thinks it's murder. Wisecracking, slightly bumbling O'Connor along with his bisexual girlfriend finally confront Monica's murderer. 147716 1948 Kiernan's Corner, Walter Kiernan host DT 1948-1949 TV Newsman Walter Kiernan 147717 1949 Kiernan's Kaleidoscope DT Series 1949-1952 TV Newsman Kiernan 147718 1983 Kiev Footprint N Posey, Carl A. Weinberg List Journalist 147719 1955 Kiinni on ja pysvy MF Finland. Photographer (Pentti Irjala). Photographer (Jalmari Parikka). 147720 1993 Kika MF DVD -R HQ 5816, 5817 Spain TV Reporter Andrea is constantly on the lookout for “reality” scoops and wears a rubber suit with a revolving video camera mounted on her head. Andrea and a homicidal writer meets a ditsy hairdresses seeking happiness. 147721 2001 Kikaida Zero Wan: Animation, The C Reporter (Tom Fahn - Voice-English Version). 147722 1926 Kiki M AFI-Newsvendors News Vendor 147723 1959 Kiku to Isamu MF Cameraman (Toshio Takahara). 147724 1997 Kiler MF News Media. Journalist #1 (Katarzyna Lopaciuk). Journalist #2 (Jacek Jerzyna). Journalist #3 (Olaf Eysmont). 147725 1990 Kiljusen herrasvaen uudet seikkalut MF Theatre Critic (Juhani Niemela). Press (Lasse Naukkarinen). Press (P.J. Veijalainen). Press (Juha-Veli Akras) 147726 2000 Kill Artist, The N Silva, Daniel Publisher-Mogul Benjamin Stone backs Israeli efforts in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict as an art restorer is tapped to help stop a Palestinian plot to halt peace talks by assassinating Yasir Arafat. 147727 2004 Kill Bill, Volume Two M Reporter Clark Kent-Superman. Bill talks about Superman's alter-ego Clark Kent, weak, a coward, wears a costume to fit in with humanity. Superman is Superman. Clark Kent is the fake. 147728 1988 Kill Cue NM Crews, Larry Radio Talk Show Host Veronica Slate 147729 1985 Kill Fee NM PVL Paul, Barbara Editor Leon Walsh, founder and editor of Summet Magazine, a literary journal that has gone commercial. Economics of publishing forces him to sell out to Jerry Sussman, a man who's more interested in revenue than art. Jerry is threatening to sell Summit to the highest bidder leaving Leon literally out on the street. Jerry is gunned down and the killer wants Leon to pay him $100,000 for doing the job. 147730 1990 Kill Fee NM PVL Paulsen, Gary Journalist Tally Janrus. Andy Kleinst, Denver Star reporter. 147731 1999 Kill Me First N Morgenroth, Kate. News Media 147732 1977 Kill Me If You Can MT Reporter (Donald Bishop). 1st Reporter (Paul Napier). Reporter #2 (Jim Malinda). Spanish Reporter (Mark Regis). 2nd Reporter (Richard Smedley). English Reporter (Gilchrist Stuart). Caryl W. Chessman (Alan Alda) case. 147733 1957 Kill Me Tomorrow M Falconer, Robert, Manning O'Brine (Screenplay) Ness Book Alcoholic Reporter Bart Crosbie (Pat O'Brien) loses his job and attempts to use underworld connections to raise money for his son's eye surgery in Switzerland. When he returns to his old office to ask for his job back he finds editor murdered. Killer offers to pay for the boy's operation if the reporter takes blame for the crime. Although Crosbie agrees to go along with the plan, Scotland Yard officials do not believe his confession. Killer tries to prevent boy's plane from leaving. Late editor's niece stops him and his gang. 147734 2007 Kill Point, The T Reporter (Leslie Merrill McCombs) 147735 1976 Kill Price N Yglesias, Jose Journalist Jack Moreno must come to terms with the declining physical health of his best friend and its effects on his life, his identity, and even his career as a journalist. 147736 1989 Kill Slade M Asbury, Terry (Screenplay) South Africa - Ness Book Reporter J.J. (Lisa Brady) as a reporter on the trail of crooks who are stealing United Nations food supplies in Africa. Her photographer gathers evidence on the illegal activities but has his throat cut. Crooks decide they cannot get rid of J.J. so easily because she is far too prominent. They arrange to have a soldier of fortune kidnap her and then kill them both. The reporter pulls a gun on the soldier and tells him to get lost. Reporter can't get their Land Rover started so he returns. They get romantically involved as they try to track down the villains. Final shoot-out is covered by the press. J.J. contacted them apparently choosing not to get an exclusive story. Her article appears on the front page of the New York Times. When her editor calls to give her a new assignment, she turns him down and throws away the phone as she embraces the soldier of fortune. The soldier of fortune continually criticizes the unbelievably of TV news. 147737 1995 Kill Story NM Doolittle, Jerome News Media Baron Thurman Boucher (aka "the Cobra") buys the Cambridge Daily Banner in Massachusetts from Publisher's Widow Linda Cushing who then commits suicide. Her family and friends suspect murder. An investigator signs up as Boucher's security consultant, chauffer and wrestling coach. He instigates dirty tricks galore in hopes of souring Boucher on his latest acquisition. He's then ordered to kill the Banner's fired managing editor. 147738 1988 Kill the Competition N MLPL Shovald, Arlene Reporter. Dedicated reporter or demon journalist? Editor of a small town newspaper, Les Rogers. Publisher Bart Carter. Roswell County Sun in Colorado. Don Jacobs, news publisher. Rhonda Stewart, reporter. Rick Montgomery, reporter. Rhonda: 35, divorced. 147739 1999 Kill the Man M Reporter Trent Holloway (Steve Brown) 147740 1989 Kill the Messenger N Squire, Elizabeth Daniels Newspaper Owner and Publisher Isaiah Justice of a small town Southern newspaper The Defender is found dead, his favorite bourbon laced with cyanide. The feisty crusading journalist has been murdered. The paper's ambitious Investigative Reporter Leroy Hicks, the publisher's son Howard and his father's former mistress track down every lead and discover that Isaiah was being blackmailed over an obscure but potentially damaging incident in his past. His fearless son Howard heads off in all directions to find the killer. Some signs point to the sinister Gemtrex Corporation, a mammoth newspaper chain with ties to the Mafia. Gemtrex has been making serious buyout attempts on The Defender. But other clues point to any number of vengeful local residents, insulted, injured or seduced by Isaiah over the years. Suspicion is even cast on Howard's chronically bickering siblings, all of whom had reasons to despise their strong-willed father. 147741 2006 Kill the Truth, Save the Crown N DuBois, John TV Network Anchor Scott Reynolds travels incognito to Germany during World War II and meets with ex-SS Colonel Willi Bremmer. At the zenith of Nazi conquests, Deputy Fuhrer Rudolph Hess parachutes into Scotland, is captured, spirited away to the Tower of London where he clandestinely meets with British Royalty at Buckingham Palace before Winston Churchill lowers a curtain of silence over the whole event. It remains in secrecy for four decades until Reynolds talks to Bremmer who has concocted an audacious scheme for the escape of Hess from Spandau Prison in Berlin. At a Swiss hideaway, Reynolds videotapes Hess’ incredible account while the British Secret Service pulls out all the stops to find him. No wonder. Hess reveals a tale of scandal and deceit implicating the highest stratum of British Royalty. TV Newsman Reynolds’ problem now is to get the videotape back to America for a blockbuster TV documentary -- so overwhelming it could bring down the Royal House. Blackmail, threats, even murder lie in his way. 147742 2001 Kill Without Remorse N Schwartz, Dale J. TV Newsman exposes drug trafficking in the San Francisco Bay area. He experiences tragedy at the hands of the Mexican Mafia and fights to avenge the death of his sister and wife. 147743 1983 Killdeer Mountain N OWN - H Brown, Dee Reporter. Just after the Civil War, St. Louis Herald reporter, Sam Morrison on a Missouri River steamer hears various conflicting eye-witness accounts about a mysterious man for whom a fort is being renamed. 147744 2000 Killer M Spain. Short. Thriller TV Anchorman (Mats Jonsson). 147745 2006 Killer Across the Ocean N Diveley, Robert F. TV Reporter Kara Cook from Miami is assigned to cover a hurricane approaching South Florida. A mandatory hurricane evacuation is ordered that requires everyone including the military to abandon Florida. Cook reluctantly accepts the challenge in hopes of advancing her career -- she faced a hurricane across the ocean before as a young girl and has a mortal fear of hurricanes. Enemy takes advantage of chaos and plans an attack. Cook and a young Cuban man are the only ones who can repel the assault. Can she overcome her phobia of hurricanes and thwart the attack? Will the enemy take control of Florida? 147746 1990 Killer Among Us, A MT News Media. First Reporter (Michael Thoma). 147747 1947 Killer at Large M Earnshaw, Fenton, Tom Blackburn (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Edward Denton (Frank Ferguson) doesn't believe his former Reporter Paul Kimberly (Robert Lowery) who finds out about a scam that involves fleeing GIs in need of housing. He claims story lacks substantiation and express no interest in pursuing it. Head of housing bureau commits suicide and editor assigns Cub Reporter Anne Arnold (Annabel Shaw) to get the reporter back on the case. Romance develops between two reporters as they pursue story. Cub's father actually head of crime ring. He's also major stockholder in newspaper and tries to hamper the reporter's investigations. Reporter is targeted when he witnesses murder of the source he and cub are tailing. After he escapes from killer, crooks try to break into his apartment. Crooks want incriminating evidence Kimberly has obtained. He eventually discovers that cub's father is the head of the group. Gang leader is shot by another crook who accuses him of stealing money. Cub Reporter Arnold writes a story in which she tells the truth about her father. 147748 2002 Killer Barbs vs. Dracula M Journalist (Katja Bienert) 147749 1972 Killer By Night T News Media. Diphtheria outbreak. 147750 2006 Killer Collection, A: Collectible Mystery, A NM Stanley, J.B. First in a series Journalist Molly Applegate, an intrepid reporter for an antiques and collectibles magazine, Collector's Weekly, thinks that an egomaniacal collector who drops dead at a prestigious kiln opening was murdered. She vows to find out who murdered North Carolina's most obnoxious collector. She sees dozens of potential killers. When southern folk art pottery dealer Clara Appleby tells her daughter Molly that people will "absolutely kill for this stuff," she doesn't know how right she is. 147751 2002 Killer Cop M News Media. Reporter (Suzanne Bustamente - Herself). Reporter (Wendi Winburn). TV Anchor Flip (Brad Heller). Flip's Co-Anchor (James Early). Reality TV becomes deadly -- when a psychotic cop shows his true colors on tape. 147752 1990 Killer Crocodile II (aka Killer Crocodile 2) M Reporter Liza Post (Debra Karr) of the New York Chronicle finds evidence that the radioactive drums that were dumped in the swamp have not been moved as reported by a wealthy real estate developer in the first film. As the developer tries to have the reporter silenced, another giant crocodile emerges and begins killing the locals. 147753 1999 Killer Deal MT Reporter Craig Morel (Rod Wilson) 147754 2004 Killer Diller M Reporter (David Shatraw). 147755 1992 Killer Image M News Media. TV Newsman (Larry Day). Paparazzi (Michael Kevis). Paparazzi (Derek Hannah). Paparazzi (Ken Litchfield). 147756 2002 Killer Looks N Young, Laura Travel Writer Kate Kelly awakens in a Virginia hospital after beginning a drive home from Indiana. Someone had apparently forced her off the road. Sheriff discovers wads of cash in the trunk of her rental so things look bad for her. He also learns of a look-alike driver and mixed-up rental cars. Other drive is murdered and Kelly investigates. 147757 1997 Killer Market N Maron, Margaret Freelance Reporter Heather McKenzie, a stocky young woman with a Furniture./Today press card, carrying a reporter's narrow notebook. She is pesky and persistent in dealing with the heroine, a North Carolina district court judge. Reporter "has straight black hair that hung halfway down her back and swung like a shimmering curtain when she pivoted on her tiptoes and looked eagerly in the same direction." Furniture/Today Editor says he didn't have a reporter by the name of Heather McKenzie. Remembered who she was but she's not on his payroll. Turns out McKenzie's father is a personal friend of someone at the parent company of Furniture/Today. He had a massive stroke and died. Only child. Still lives at home with her ill mother. Runs a desktop publishing business in Boston where she puts out newsletters for various organizations all over New England. Occasionally sells small feature articles to the Boston Globe but not really considered a reporter. The judge figures all of this out. 147758 1947 Killer McCoy M DVD -R HQ 1827, 1828 Sports Columnist Bill Thorne (Walter Sande) of the Chronicle covers the rise of a newsboy-dancer Tommy McCoy (Mickey Rooney) in the ring. McCoy fights with rival newsboy (Douglas Croft), then meets him in the ring and beats him. Thorne's Cameraman (William Tannen). Reporters (Douglas Carter, Walter Merrill, David Newell, Frank Pershing, Carl Saxe, Robert Spencer, Cedric Stevens, Russel Trent, Robert Wendell). Photographer (George Chandler). Fight Broadcaster (Reid Kilpatrick). Radio Engineer (James Dale). Ring Announcer (Jimmy Lenon Sr.). Announcer (Billy Wayne). Messenger Boy (Mickey Martin). 147759 1961 Killer on the Turnpike (aka Old Willie) NM McGivern, William P. Press 147760 1997 Killer per caso MF TV Cameraman (Matteo Molinari). 147761 1998 Killer Sex Queens from Cyberspace M News Videographer (Elliot Block) 147762 2006 Killer Story, A: Paparazzo Adversity N Holsey, Alvin I. Reporters will do anything to write a killer story. These four reporters look for stories and use established and new sources. When there is a potential story, they go after it furiously. They create one if there isn’t one, following no rules except to make it sensational and woe to anyone who gets in their way. They lie, neglect their families, get into arguments, have fist fights, crash cars, burn down buildings, shoot at people, murder people, cause airplane wrecks and anything else just to write a killer story. A snitch that all of the reporters know tries to trick them and sell all of them the same information. They don’t like that and they kill him sensationally. Terence Lewis who writes for the Fence newspaper sees them and they go after him. A detective tries to catch them and end their rampage of chaos just to write a killer story. 147763 1991 Killer Tomatoes Eat France! M Paparazzi (Timothy E. Nesbitt). 147764 1990 Killer Tomatoes Strike Back! M Journalist Charles White (John De Bello) 147765 2003 Killer Within Me, The M Newscasters. Lithuanian Newscaster (Kristina Kaubryte). Russian Newscaster (Irina Stemer). German Newscaster (Madeleine Lindley). Italian Newscaster (David Nagy). Spanish Newscaster (Lourdis Cologne). Stunning Newscaster (Calamity Kate). 147766 2004 Killer Within, A M News Media. Female Reporter (Kelley Saunders West). Anchorman (Bill Peirson). Photographer (David Benn). 147767 1941 Killer, Stay Away From My Door SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, Sept. 1941 Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, advice columnist for the lovelorn, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 147768 1999 Killers M Newscaster (Alicen Nadal). 147769 2005 Killers by Nature M News Media. News Reporter (Karen Page) 147770 2007 Killers Kill, Dead Men Die A Vanity Fair Photographic Film Noir Summary.. Pages 102-132 Shutterbug Sam Brady (James McAvoy), formerly of the Sun, lately of Confidential. Someone tips him of the crime scene at Sunset & Verdugo at night in the rain. At the El Havana Club at night, Confidential Photographer Brady rests up. 147771 1981 Killing at Hell's Gate MT Reporter (Christina G. Miles) 147772 1987 Killing Birds - uccelli assassini (aka Dark Eyes of the Zombie, Zombie 5: Killing Birds) M Cub Reporter Anne (Lara Wendel) for the school newspaper and Photographer Steve Porter (Timothy Watts) go with a college student studying ornithology in Louisiana on an expedition into a protected Louisiana swamp land to search for the presumed extinct ivory-billed woodpecker. The student is Anne’s former boyfriend. At the newspaper office, Anne’s mentor explains, “a journalist’s job is done with patience and quiet determination.” Anne wants to go on the expedition so she might find a real story hidden in the tale of bird watchers and the rare woodpecker. 147773 2008 Killing Circle N Pyper, Andrew Journalist Patrick Rush, a single father and failed novelist, decides to join a creative writing circle. It seems a fertile time for the imagination. Throughout Toronto, a murderer is striking at random leaving his victims’ bodies mutilated and dismembered and taunting the police with cryptic notes. Influenced by the atmosphere of menace and fear, the group begins to read each other their own dark, unsettling tales. One, Angela, tells a mesmerizing story about a child stealer called the Sandman. Patrick sees fantasy and reality becoming blurred. Is the maniac at large in fact the Sandman? What does Angela really know? And is he himself being stalked by the killer? It is only when his son is snatched that Patrick understands what he must do: embark on a horrifying journey into the unknown and track down the elusive killer known as the Sandman. 147774 1996 Killing Critics N O'Connell, Carol Critics 147775 1990 Killing Device, The M Clark, Jill, Paul MacFarlane (Story). Kliff Kuehl (Screenplay) Ness Book Investigative Reporter Kyle (Anthony Alda) for The Herald is tipped by an anonymous source about a plot to turn people into robotic assassins. The tip leads to a dentist's office where Kyle snoops around and uncovers evidence of the conspiracy. Reporter is caught, but is able to fight off the crooks. Soon he and the dentist's assistant are caught up in espionage with the reporter framed for the murder of a senator. Reporter is identified as KGB and the device that creates the assassins winds up in the hands of fighters in Afghanistan. No one expresses any concern over the ability of Soviet spies to infiltrate the fourth estate. 147776 1984 Killing Fields, The M DVD -R HQ 3312, 3313, 3229. L (DVD -R HQ 4099 - first section repeated). DVD. Robinson, Bruce (Screenplay) Ness Book New York Times Correspondent Sydney Schanberg (Sam Waterston) in Cambodia. Assisted by local journalist Dith Pran (Dr. Haing S. Ngor) who acts as his interpreter both of language and culture. Western newsmen including photojournalist Al Rockoff (John Malkovich). When Khmer Rouge takes control of country, Schanberg is captured along with a number of colleagues, and become completely dependent on Pran to negotiate their release. They take refuge in the French Embassy. Pool resources to forge passport for Pran, their efforts to get him out of the country are unsuccessful. A reporter criticizes Schanberg for not getting Pran out sooner but Pran says, "I'm a reporter too…." Schanberg returns to New York, Pran remains in Cambodia trying to stay alive amidst the horrors. Schanberg wins a journalism award and when criticized by Rockoff, tells him off in the bathroom: "I did everything I could and I'm doing everything I can…." "…It's not a fucking forties movie. You can't just get on a goddamn plane and make the whole world come out right." Eventually Pran is reunited with Schanberg. TV Interviewer (Joan Harris) 147777 1984 Killing Fields, The N OWN - P Hudson, Christopher New York Times Correspondent Sydney Schanberg, seasoned American reporter covering America's secret war in Southeast Asia. Novelization of the film. 147778 1968 Killing Game, The M AFI-Cartoonists/Authors Cartoonist 147779 1985 Killing Hour, The (aka Clairvoyant, The) M SV 41 Ringkamp, B. Jonathan (Screenplay. Story with Armand Mastroianni). Ness Book TV Reporter Paul McCormack (Perry King) an on-air personality investigating murders in which the victims are found handcuffed. Policeman criticizes the way King plays up the story on the air including going on a morning show to criticize police. McCormack turns out to be the killer, who was part of a sadomasochistic sex party that got out of control. He is killing off the participants to keep them from talking. 147780 1980 Killing in a Small Town, A M DVD -R HQ 8033, 8034. SV 100 (Media Excerpts). News Media. 11 O'clock report on the case. 147781 1990 Killing in a Small Town, A MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Gary Ragland). Reporter #2 (Vennessa Tate) 147782 1994 Killing Jar, The M Photographer (Paul Bressi). 147783 1994 Killing Machine, The M Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand) 147784 2000 Killing Me Softly N Mills, Jenna Investigative Reporter Savannah Trahan disappears and is presumed dead. Her boyfriend and New Orleans police officer is arrested and released for insufficient evidence. Eighteen months after her presumed death, well-known investigative reporter Trahan is back with a new face and a new name determined to discover the truth of who had brutally stolen the life she wants back. She calls herself Renee Fox Doctors did a good job of putting her back together but she remembers everything perfectly. Using her alias, she is now a New Orleans reporter, but no one knows she is Savannah Trahan. Ever since Savannah's death, her boyfriend has lived in solitude having turned in his badge. He wants to be left alone. But the more Renee digs into the past and the more she uncovers, the more her life is in danger. 147785 2002 Killing Me Softly M DVD -R HQ 11191, 11192 Journalist Joanna Noble (Yasmin Bannerman) from The Guardian is interviewing the mountaineer Adam for a Weekend cover story. When the feature appears, the journalist shares some hate mail from a former girlfriend with the man’s wife. The wife, Alice (Heather Graham) puts on a pair of glasses and pretends to be a reporter from the Guardian interviewing the woman who claims Adam raped her. London website designer ops out of her comfortable but ordinary relationship with a nice boyfriend when she forms a dangerously obsessive bond with a handsome, mysterious mountaineer she ends upon marrying. His sister, however, is the real problem. 147786 1992 Killing Mind, The MT DVD -R HQ 6657, 6658. SV 212 (Complete). SV 179 (Part I), 180 (Part II) 12-4-5. Reporter Thomas Quinn (Tony Bill) who made his reputation writing about crime opens a 20-year-old murder case with a member of crime squad. Newsman teams up with policewoman to try to solve 20-year-old case of a ballerina's murder. 147787 1997 Killing Mr. Griffin MT DVD -R HQ 7873, 7874 Newscaster (Lucy Lin) 147788 1981 Killing of Angel Street, The M TV Newsman (Brian McNevin). 147789 1864 Killing of Julius Caesar, The Localized SS UCLA Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Early Tales & Sketches, Volume 2, 1864-1865." Also in "Sketches New and Old." Newspapers. Elaborate travesty of sensation items, those long and minutely detailed accounts of the latest bloody murder usually found on page one. 147790 1980 Killing of Katie Steelstock, The (aka Death of a Favourite Girl) NM Gilbert, Michael News Media. London TV celebrity is killed 147791 2004 Killing of Kings, The M News Media. Angry Newswoman (Jane Kansas). 147792 1981 Killing of Randy Webster, The MT Ness News Media 147793 1968 Killing of Sister George, The M AFI-Television TV 147794 1934 Killing of the Golden Goose, The N Black, R. Jere Press 147795 2009 Killing Red N Perez, Henry Reporter Alex Chapa has an interview with a serial killer who has six days to live. It was the killer’s last request to do the interview with Chapa. The interview is filled with the killer’s taunts and boasts but there is also a horrific claim that someone is carefully repeating his past crimes. Nine persons are killed. Chapa realizes the killer is telling the truth. Now the copycat killer is ready to pay his ultimate tribute to his idol -- he has set his sights on Annie Sykes, or “Red” as the killer calls her, the only survivor of his bloodlust 15 years ago. In a desperate race against time, Alex must find Annie and rescue her from the same fate she escaped a decade earlier. But what Alex doesn’t know is that “Red” isn’t the only one whose life is in danger. 147796 1978 Killing Stone MT Landon, Michael (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Gil Stone (Gil Gerard), a former prisoner trying to get life back together. Novel about prison experiences rejected, but his editor tells him the firm owns two newspapers and want him to write column. Column looks at how different things are after 10 years of prison. Stone takes to the road to find column ideas and becomes involved in murder case in small Arizona town involving a senator's son. He gets on senator's ranch claiming he is looking for work Stone is beaten up by local sheriff and resorts to breaking store widow to get arrested so he can talk to mentally ill man charged in murder case. Uncovers conspiracy to frame convicted man and clear senator's son. Senator is honest. Senator didn't know about plot. Town cooperated in conspiracy to keep senator from being disgraced. Stone locks townspeople inside church, steals son's car, releases mentally disabled man from prison and races to the ranch to tell senator the truth. "We just don't like a bunch of flaming liberals making up trash for the newspapers." "I didn't come here to ruin anybody. I just came here to print the truth." 147797 1999 Killing the Badge M Reporter (Kerry Daniel). Reporter #2 (Alice Dang). Reporter #3 (Richochet Catlin). 147798 2003 Killing the Dream M Interviewer (David Ury). 147799 2007 Killing the Rabbit N Goodman, Alison Australian Documentary Filmmaker Hannie Reynard suffers from Crohn’s disease, a chronic, incurable bowel disorder, but illness doesn’t deter her from aggressively pursuing her latest project, a film about young women considered medical “freaks” called “Freaks or Frauds.” But the groundbreaking film that was supposed to launch Hanne’s career may kill her first. Blowing the grant money on a lost weekend in Paris was bad enough, but now the “stars” of her film, women who share a unique genetic trait, have stopped talking and started disappearing. Hannie’s real problem is that her interview subjects are being mysteriously evasive. When they start dropping dead, Hannie and her partner, Mosson Ferret, a bean counter from the Independent Film Fund who is auditing her books, are unwittingly thrown into the midst of a murderous international plot. Meanwhile, Hannie’s got a dark secret to protect that, if revealed, could jeopardize her career and her budding romance with Mosson. Mosson, meanwhile, has a secret of his own he’s trying to keep. Coupled with a burned-out ex-classmate hitching his own hopes for a comeback to her project. Hannie finds herself the unlikely co-star of a movie that will never be made if a very powerful someone has anything to say about it. For Hannie is already in the crosshairs of her chief “cameraman” -- a ruthlessly unconventional hit man who never misses a lethal shot. 147800 2000 Killing the Shadows NM McDermid, Val News Media 147801 1974 Killing Touch, The NM Murray, William Journalist assigned to cover a murder finds personal problems complicating his work. 147802 1992 Killing Winds, The N Francis, Claire Environmental Journalist Daisy Field does her best to fight the world's most powerful agrochemical corporation 147803 2006 Killswitch M Science Fiction Reporter (Sonya Gignac). 147804 1996 Killt Grappa! NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany Journalist 147805 1957 Killy and Me M Columnist (Helen Bennett). Reporters (Dick Gordon, James Macklin, Robert Sherman). Photographers (Charles Lind, Rex May, Lyle Moraine, Robert Strong). Failed vaudevillian finds trained dog who helps him succeed in early talking films. 147806 2000 Kilos in the Keys NM Klein, Dave Weinberg List Journalist 147807 1999 Kilroy MT News Media. Younger News Guy (Ken Marino) 147808 1947 Kilroy Was Here M Reporter Connie Harcourt (Wanda McKay) writes feature stories about G.I. John J. Kilroy as the most talked about G.I. of the war because of his last name. “Kilroy Was Here” was a popular expression during World War II, but it’s not much fun to John J. Kilroy who has to try to live with all the jokes and wisecracks regarding his name. Kilroy’s main ambition is to get a college education. He finds himself one-half credit short to get into college. But the reporter is able to get him registered. Fraternity members try to get him to leave college. 147809 2002 Kim Possible: All the News C VHS 1306 Episode #15. 11-1-2002 Aspiring Journalist Ron uses his friend Kim who humorously fights off a lot of unwanted attention when her sidekick Ron uses her to pursue his dream as a journalist. To get his first column published, he makes up a story about Kim. Editor (Tangi Miller - Voice). TV Reporter (Tara Strong - Voice). 147810 2004 Kim Possible: Full Monkey, The C Episode #41. 2-13-2004 Photographer (Tara Strong - voice). Announcer (Jeff Bennett - voice). 147811 2002 Kim Possible: Kimitation Nation C Episode #16. 11-15-2002 Fashion Critic Elsa Cleeg (Wendie Malick - Voice). 147812 2005 Kim Possible: Rewriting History C DVD -R HQ 7153 News Media. 147813 2005 Kim Possible: So the Drama MT News Media. Reporter (April Winchell - Voice). Photographer (Taylor Gerard Hart - Voice). 147814 2004 Kim Possible: Truth Hurts, The C Episode #46. 4-23-2004 Interviewer (Kath Soucie - Voice), of the Spirit Squad Weekly. 147815 1988 Kimurake no hitobito MF Newspaperman (Bengal). 147816 2004 Kin, The M Newsreader (Mark Philips). 147817 2004 Kin'iro no Corda (also Corda d'Oro) CB Kure, Yuki Japan. Published by Hakusensha. 12 volumes. Manga series. Manga based on video game. Manga based on role-playing game. Teen girl manga High school Press Club Member and Music Reporter Nami Amou is a student in the Press Club. She mainly reports on the school's music competition. She often asks the other students in the music club for juicy gossip and information. She is also very stylish. 147818 2006 Kin'iro no Corda (Corda d'Oro) C Japan. 2006-2007. Produced by Yumeta Company. Anime series based on manga series. High School Newspaper Reporter Nami Amou is a student in the Press Club. She mainly reports on the school's music competition. She often asks the other students in the music club for juicy gossip and information. She is also very stylish. 147819 1949 Kind Hearts and Coronets M DVD -R HQ 2692, 2693 Reporter Tit Bits (Arthur Lowe) 147820 1964 Kind of Anger, A NM OWN - P Ambler, Eric Reporter Piet Maas for World Reporter 147821 1966 Kind of Treason, A N GPL Elegant, Robert S. Correspondent Gerry Mallory is sent by his newspaper to Vietnam to obtain the true facts of the conflict in the mid-1960s. At the same time, operates as a C.I.A. operative. 147822 1592 Kind-Hartes Dreame ER USC Chettle, Henry Balladeer. Ballad-singer and news. Describes ballad-singer: "A company of idle youths, loathing honest labour and despising lawful trades, betakes themselves to a vagrant and vicious life, in every corner of Cities and market Townes of the Realme…" "…and selling of ballads and pamphlets full of ribaldries, and all scurrilous vanity, to the prophanation of God's name, and withdrawing people from Christian exercises, especially at faires, markets and such publike meetings. 147823 1992 Kindaichi Case Files CB Kanari, Yozaburo (Writer). Fumiya Sato (Illustrator). Japan. Published by Kodansha. Appeared in Weekly Shonen Magazine. Manga series. Detective manga Freelance Journalist Yosuke Itsuki helped Kinda'ichi during his run in "Kindaichi the Killer". Since then he has become a press/media contact for Kinda'ichi and uses his position as a writer to perform background checks on suspects. His sources are very reliable -- however, in "Kindaichi the Killer", Itsuki will discover that one of his friends, who supposedly tries to help, may be a prime suspect. Also appears in a small role in "The Gentleman Thief." 147824 1997 Kindaichi Case Files C Japan. 1997-2000. Toei Animation studios. Nippon Television network. Anime series. Freelance Journalist Yosuke Itsuki helped Kinda'ichi during his run in "Kindaichi the Killer". Since then he has become a press/media contact for Kinda'ichi and uses his position as a writer to perform background checks on suspects. His sources are very reliable -- however, in "Kindaichi the Killer", Itsuki will discover that one of his friends, who supposedly tries to help, may be a prime suspect. Also appears in a small role in "The Gentleman Thief." 147825 1932 Kinder einer Stadt N Natonek, Hans Germany Journalist 147826 1990 Kinder, Die TF Reporter (Godfrey Jackman). Reporter (Michael O'Hagan). Reporter (Ellen Sheean). Press Officer (Charles Lewson). Assistant Press Officer (Emma Rawson). 147827 2007 Kinderspiel P Rikhye, Kiran Lesbian Journalist Sonja Graff is a cutting-edge, trendsetting journalist. She joins a burnt-out expressionistic dancer, a jaded Jew, a conservative widow and a utopian communist turning a curious fetish into a revolutionary theater movement. It takes place in an underground cabaret space in Berlin in 1922-1923 at the height of the horrendous inflation that followed the Treaty of Versailles. Into this basement, a fading cabaret star wanders in. She is at the end of her rope and takes refuge here in childish games. Soon she is joined by a disillusioned young man who is gay, rich, Jewish and bored. Then the narrator finds them and makes them inadvertently famous. He christens the space “Kinderspiel” and starts selling tickets. When the cutting-edge Arts Journalist Sonja Graff learns of Kinderspiel, she boosts it among the intelligentsia and also, for a time, becomes part of the show. Eventually a widow, the club’s cleaning lady, joins the company. 147828 1962 Kindly Ones, The N Powell, Anthony Press 147829 2007 Kindred Spirit N Passarella, John TV Reporter Hallie Moore seems to have it all. She’s young, single, attractive and her signature “best of” segments -- Hallie’s Comets -- seem primed to send her career sky high. Yet Hallie is haunted by the unsolved rape and murder of her identical twin, Heather. On the first anniversary of the brutal crime, Hallie visits her sister’s memorial and suddenly, inexplicably, experiences her twin’s memories of the murder. Convinced she’s been touched by Heather’s spirit, Hallie recalls the near telepathic bond the two shared during childhood. Is it possible that bond persists even from beyond the grave? Compelled to solve her twin’s murder, Hallie finds herself drawn to Heather’s husband and six-year-old son, and, unknowingly puts herself into the killer’s lethal orbit. 147830 1984 Kindred Spirits MT Journalist (Sonja Tallis). Photographer (Michael Carman). 147831 2004 Kindred Spirits NR Wootson, Alice Greenhowe Journalist Alana Duke knows all about taking chances. Working undercover in Orlando, she’s posing as a cleaning woman in order to reveal a corrupt company’s plans to unleash a devastating computer virus. Then her true identity is discovered by Keith Henderson. A former member of the military’s Special Forces, Keith is helping the company with government clearance issues. He agrees to help Alana with her expose -- but the powerful, mutual attraction between the two is proving to be a delicious complication. 147832 1996 Kindred: The Embraced: Bad Moon Rising T DVD -R HQ 9108 Episode #7. 5-1-1996 Reporter Caitlin Byrne (Kelly Rutherford) is the object of affection for the undead Prince of the City who leads the Vampire Clans in San Francisco. . He falls in love with the human reporter. Julian has to try and stop Caitlin from sensationalizing the story too much in her paper. An exiled member of the Nosferatu Clan returns to San Francisco and grabs a baby from a young woman in Golden Gate Park. Julian begins a major search for him and any accomplices that he may have. But his biggest problem is Caitlin's story. 147833 1996 Kindred: The Embraced: Cabin in the Woods T DVD -R HQ 9109 Episode #8. 5-8-1996 Reporter Caitlin Byrne (Kelly Rutherford) is the object of affection for the undead Prince of the City who leads the Vampire Clans in San Francisco. . He falls in love with the human reporter. Caitlin takes Julian out of the city, the first time he has left for seven years, to a cabin in the woods. The cabin is near to the town where Julian's family came from. Is this by design or just an accident? An old Brujah clan still survives there, a clan Julian nearly wiped out under orders. They want revenge on them both and mean to take advantage of the current situation to make sure they get it. 147834 1996 Kindred: The Embraced: Live Hard, Die Young and Leave A Good Living Corpse T DVD -R HQ 9106 Episode #5. 4-17-1996 Reporter Caitlin Byrne (Kelly Rutherford) is the object of affection for the undead Prince of the City who leads the Vampire Clans in San Francisco. . He falls in love with the human reporter. An up-and-coming rock superstar is one of the Kindred and a reckless one. Julian is not happy with his action and tells Lillie, his sire, to get control of her child before he causes troub le for all the clans. 147835 1996 Kindred: The Embraced: Nightstalker, The T DVD -R HQ 9104 Episode #3. Reporter Caitlin Byrne (Kelly Rutherford) is the object of affection for the undead Prince of the City who leads the Vampire Clans in San Francisco. . He falls in love with the human reporter. Schizophrenic madman is embraced and goes on a rampage with his newly discovered powers. The crime boss wants him stopped before he is captured and the truth about him is discovered. He enlists the help of Frank and Cash to help him in his hunt. 147836 1996 Kindred: The Embraced: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 9102 Episode #1. 4-2-1996. 4-3-1996. Series 4-2-1996 to 5-8-1996 Reporter Caitlin Byrne (Kelly Rutherford) is the object of affection for the undead Prince of the City who leads the Vampire Clans in San Francisco. . He falls in love with the human reporter. War is brewing between rival gangs in San Francisco and Detective Frank Kohanek is detrermined to put Julian Lunal, the crime boss behind bars. When his lover is killed after revealing to him the secretes of the Kindred, Kohanek realizes there is more at stake. 147837 1996 Kindred: The Embraced: Prince of the City T DVD -R HQ 9103. VHS 352 Episode #2. Reporter Caitlin Byrne (Kelly Rutherford) is the object of affection for the undead Prince of the City who leads the Vampire Clans in San Francisco. . He falls in love with the human reporter. Union leader informant is wired and tries to get a criminal to confess he's been giving bribes to dockworkers and officials. He finds the wire and kills the informant leaving Frank to find his body and police to find Frank holding weapon that killed him. Frank realizes that his only help may come from the worst source possible, the crime boss, Julian Lunal. 147838 1996 Kindred: The Embraced: Rise and Fall of Eddie Fiori, The T DVD -R HQ 9107 Episode #6. 4-24-1996 Reporter Caitlin Byrne (Kelly Rutherford) is the object of affection for the undead Prince of the City who leads the Vampire Clans in San Francisco. . He falls in love with the human reporter. Lillie hires the best private eye in San Francisco to follow Julian and get pictures of him with Caitlin. Cyrus, the prince of Los Angeles, visits Julian. They are not friends and Cyrus doesn't like the way that Julian operates. He wants Eddie to be the new prince of San Francisco and brings in a shapechanging assassin to kill Julian. 147839 1996 Kindred: The Embraced: Romeo and Juliet T DVD -R HQ 9105 Episode #4. 4-10-1996 Reporter Caitlin Byrne (Kelly Rutherford) is the object of affection for the undead Prince of the City who leads the Vampire Clans in San Francisco. He falls in love with the human reporter. Cash and Sasha's relationship grows and they know they want to be together forever. Cash wants permission from Julian, the crime boss, to embrace her and make her one of the Kindred. 147840 1978 King T Miniseries News Media. Martin Luther King, Jr. 1950s to assassination in 1968. John F. Kennedy (William Jordan) 147841 1940 King Cobra N Dudley, Frank Press 147842 1999 King Cobra M Reporter (Eric Anderson) 147843 1592 King Henry the Sixth, Part One P Shakespeare, William Pamphleteers 147844 1957 King in New York, A M DVD -R HQ 10103, 10104 Chaplin, Charlie News Media. Press Conference. Reporters. Headlines. Newspapers. Advertising and Public Relations. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell parodied. Reporter starts with Winchell's opening lines -- Good Evening Mr. and Mrs. America and all the ships at sea. 147845 1597 King John P Shakespeare, William News. Act V Scene VI. Bastard: Come, come; sans compliment, what news abroad? Hubert: Why, here walk I in the black brow of night, To find you out. Bastard: Brief then; and what's the news? Hubert: O! my sweet sir, news fitting to the night, Black, fearful, comfortless, and horrible. Bastard: Show me the very wound of this ill news: I am no woman; I'll not swoon at it. Act V Scene V. Messenger: Whoever spoke it, it is true, my lord. 147846 1987 King Kong M DVD News Media 147847 1933 King Kong M DVD -R HQ 2174, 2175. L. B13 Reporter (Walter Ackerman). Reporter (Frank Angel). Reporter (Harry Bowen). Reporter (Jack Chapin). Reporter (Peter Duray). Reporter (Ralph Easton). Reporter (Arnold Gray). Reporter (Eddie Hart). Reporter (Wesley Hopper). Reporter (Frank Mills). Reporter (Harry Mount). Reporter (Frank O'Connor). Reporter (Charles O'Malley). Reporter (Eddy Reed). Reporter (Ed Rochelle). Reporter (Russell Saunders). Reporter (Jack Smith). Reporter (Edward Stevens). Reporter (Roy Stewart). Press Photographer (Roscoe Ates). Reporter-Cameraman (Eddie Boland). Reporter-Cameraman (Lynton Brent). Reporter-Cameraman (Paddy O'Flynn). Cameraman (James Harrison). Cameraman (Lee Phelps). Radio Announcer (Jack Pratt). 147848 1976 King Kong M Reporter (Corbin Bernsen). Newspaper Photographer (S.C. Dacy). 147849 2005 King Kong M DVD -R HQ 9452, 9453, 9454, 9455 News Media. Pressman (Geoff Timblick). Pressman (Geoff Allen). Photographer (Latham Gaines). Photographer (Jim McLarty). Photographer (Matt Wilson). 147850 1986 King Kong Lives M TV Reporter (Rod Davis). Reporter (Jayne Gray). Reporter (Elizabeth Hayes). Reporter (Debbie McLeod). Reporter (Ted Prichard). Reporter (Richard Rhodes). Reporter (Larry Souder). Journalist (Larry Sprinkle) 147851 1963 King Kong vs. Godzilla M SVD 1196 AFI-Reporters/Television United Nations Reporter (Michael Keith). 147852 1976 King Kung Fu M American Reporters Herman (Tom McGill) and Beau Bridges or Bo Burgess (Lance D. Hayes) see King Kung Fu, a talking gorilla trained in the ancient art of kung fu in a remote monastery in China who is sent to America to demonstrate the power of Chinese martial arts in the West. The reporters decide the talking gorilla is their ticket to fame and fortune. The gorilla gets away from them in Wichita and the chase is on. It’s up to the two reporters to find and bring back Fu before he gets hurt by the police. 147853 1987 King Lear M Journalist (Michele Petin) 147854 1606 King Lear P Shakespeare, William Herald. Act V Scene III. Albany: A herald, ho! Edmund: A herald, ho! a herald! Act IV Scene IV. Messenger: News, madam; The British powers are marching hitherward. Act IV Scene II. Enter a Messenger. Albany: What news? Messenger: O! my good lord, the Duke of Cornwall's dead; Slain by his servant, going to put out The other eye of Gloucester. … Messenger tells the full story. Goneril: The news is not so tart. I'll read, and answer. Act II Scene I. Coran:...You have heard of the news abroad? I mean the whispered ones, for they are yet but ear-kissing arguments. Edmund: Not I: pray you, what are they? Messenger. ...the several messengers From hence attend dispatch. 147855 1996 King of Babylon Shall Not Come Against You, The (Harvest) N Garrett, George P. Investigative Reporter Billy Tone returns to his native Paradise Springs, Florida. 147856 1998 King of Chaos, The MT TV Channel 4 Reporter (Margaret Enefer). RTE Interviewer (Camilla Simson). 147857 1983 King of Comedy, The M News Media. Newsmagazine covers. Talk Show Host. Voice of Newsman (Bill Jorgensen). Voice of Newsman (William Litauer). Voice of Newsman (Marvin Scott). Voice of Newsman (Chuck Stevens). 147858 1930 King of Jazz, The M VHS 1202 Editor (Laura La Plante) 147859 1972 King of Marvin Gardens, The M L FM Disc Jockey in Philadelphia talks for hours about his life 147860 1990 King of New York M News Media. Reporter (Sari Chang). Journalist Pete Hamill (Himself). 147861 2006 King of Queens, The: Buggie Nights T Episode #186. 2-27-2006 News Stand Boy (Richie Rayfield). News Stand Guy (Opender Singh). 147862 2005 King of Queens, The: Gym Neighbors T Episode #161. 2-9-2005 News Announcer (Ted Garcia). 147863 2001 King of Queens, The: Wedding Presence T Episode #62. 1-8-2001 Photographer (Daniel Passer). 147864 2002 King of Queens: Holy Mackerel T Episode #103. 10-7-2002 Sports Announcer (Nick Bakay). 147865 1949 King of Reporters: Floyd Gibbons CB True Comics, No. 75, February, 1949 Reporter Floyd Gibbons, 1887-1939, a real-life journalist. 147866 2002 King of the City N Moorcock, Michael Photojournalist and Paparazzo Dennis (Denny) Dover is a former rock guitarist and Englishman. He has scored a coup, photographing a supposedly dead English billionaire enjoying illicit bliss with an English countess on a Bahamian island. His scoop is outscooped by Princess Di's car wreck, which not only chases everything else off the headlines but puts paparazzi in bad odor with the public forcing Denny to hide out in an English resort town. In the early 70s, Denny is a cult rock and roll guitarist. He then does news photography in Rwanda and ends up as a paparazzo working in London. Dover started out as a documentary photographer and ended up a sleazy paparazzo and is now unemployed. Since childhood he and his beautiful and socially conscious cousin have been inseparable. 147867 1938 King of the Congo MT Comedy Commentator (Fred Conyngham - Himself). 147868 1968 King of the Duplicators, The DT Short Commentator Wayne Thomas. 147869 1937 King of the Gamblers M Thayer, Tiffany (Story). Doris Anderson (Screenplay). Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur may have contributed to the treatment for this crime drama. Ness Book Reporter Jim (Lloyd Nolan) is drunk and gets into a scrap at a nightclub but is saved by a nightclub singer who pays his editor George Kramer (Porter Hall) the reporter's bar bill. The reporter is sent to London on assignment. Reporter returns to find one of the nightclub singer's friends has been murdered. Investigates murderers, is almost killed by being pushed down an elevator shaft, but is saved by the singer as the murderer falls to his death. 147870 1947 King of the Gamblers M DeMond, Albert, Bradbury Foote (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter "Pop" Morton (Thurston Hall) of the Sportsman's Gazette opposes gamblers involved in fixing sports events. Helped by deputy district attorney who regards him as a second father, but reporter is in cahoots with gamblers. Uses district attorney to keep track of developments. Gamblers arrange to murder football player who has evidence against them. They frame one of the teammates for the killing. District attorney acts as accused man's attorney. Connects killing to gamblers Gamblers tell Morton they have to get rid of him. During the trial, district attorney makes speech about his childhood as newsboy. Tells how he almost turned into juvenile delinquent until he meet Morton who became his idol. Points out reporter sold out.. ...for "thirty or more pieces of silver." Morton's real motivation for joining crooks was to keep his paper from going under. District attorney calls sportswriter as witness urging him to be a hero again. Morton makes full confession on stand. Morton is shot by one of the gamblers. But dies knowing he has squared things with the district attorney. 147871 1978 King of the Gypsies M Courthouse Reporter (MacIntyre Dixon). Courthouse Reporter (Marc Victor). Courthouse Photographer (James Shannon). 147872 1989 King of the Highbinders NW Champlin, Tim Press 147873 1997 King of the Hill: T SVD 971. L. VHS 642. Episodes. Series. 1-12-1997 News Media 147874 2003 King of the Hill: Board Games C DVD -R HQ 4948 Episode. Weather Girl Nancy Hicks Dribble gets involved in school board politics and runs for a spot on the school board. News Media. 147875 2003 King of the Hill: Board of the Hill C Episode. News Media. Peggy opposes Minh's run for the school board. 147876 2005 King of the Hill: Bystand Me C DVD -R HQ 7877 Episode. 9-25-2005 Newspaper is hiring local children for a paper route so Hank ropes Bobby into picking up a route. 147877 2005 King of the Hill: Care-Takin' Care of Business C DVD -R HQ 7139 Episode #9. 3-12-2005 Weather Girl Nancy Hicks Dribble. 147878 2004 King of the Hill: Cheer Factor T DVD -R 1530 Episode. March 2004 Student Reporter joins cheerleading squad. 147879 2008 King of the Hill: Earthy Girls Are Easy T DVD -R HQ 10602 Episode. 10-5-2008 News Media. When a local newspaper, The Arlen Advertiser, plans to run a story about Strickland Propane dumping old propane tanks into the river Hank suggests that the company go green. Owner of Strickland Propane tells the staff journalists are like jackals who have a news hole to fill. TV Female Reporter of News 84 arrives to do a story on the company going green. 147880 2002 King of the Hill: Get Your Freak Off C DVD -R HQ 7346 Episode. 11-2-2002 Weatherwoman Nancy Hicks Gribble (Didi Hill - Voice). Hank is appalled when he sees Bobby and his new friend imitating a boy band's suggestive dance moves. Nancy talks about who is sexy. 147881 2005 King of the Hill: Gone With the Windstorm C DVD -R HQ 5413 Episode #184. 5-1-2005 Weatherwoman Nancy Hicks Gribble (Didi Hill - Voice) is replaced on Channel 84 News by a gung-ho meteorologist Irv Bennett (Brendan Fraser - Voice) and goes to extreme lengths to prove her worth. Nancy and her less-than-accurate weather reports are gone. Determined to remain an integral member of the news team, Nancy drives a stolen news van into a raging wildfire aiming to scoop the competition. News 84. Nancy is panicked at the fire and starts crying. It goes live and the audience loves her. Since the new meteorologist is a success, the news director hires Dribble as a co-anchor. 147882 2001 King of the Hill: Goodbye Normal Jeans C DVD -R HQ 10826 Episode. Newspapers. Magazines. Jealous Peggy kidnaps Bobby's turkey after Hank asks him to prepare the traditional holiday meal. 147883 2005 King of the Hill: Harlottown C DVD -R HQ 4948 Episode. Reporter Peggy Hicks investigates the town's origins for a story in the Arlen Bystander and discovers the town was originally one of the most notorious towns of prostitution in the Old West. Arlen Bystander Editor keeps killing the story. Editor wears an eye patch. Mark Twain visitor to the town. Hicks considers herself "a member of the fourth estate." 147884 1998 King of the Hill: Meet the Manger Babies T DVD -R HQ 10826 Episode. 1-11-1998 Weather girl introduces Manger Babies TV show, Luanne’s televised puppet show. Her TV career interferes with Hank’s Super Bowl plans. 147885 2009 King of the Hill: Nancy Does Dallas T DVD -R HQ 11257 (Ending Missing) Episode. 3-22-2009 TV Reporter Nancy Hicks Dribble is tired of covering soft news stories, so she turns a soft news story into a hard news story on school safety. Stations throughout Texas pick up the story and Nancy is offered a job in Dallas and leaves the small-town news arena for the bright lights of Dallas prompting Hank and Peggy to beg her to return home when her husband, Dale gets out of hand. Nancy joins the KUMT Evening News Team with Anchors Wade Bixby and Gwen St. James in Dallas as a TV reporter. “We move mountains to bring you the news.” She gets drunk with the anchors and the news director in KUMT Helicopter One on the station’s roof. Gwen tells Nancy she hates that man and admits she’s having an affair with Wade, who is a local broadcast news legend. Gwen and Nancy team up to get Wade fired. And Nancy and Wade team up to get Gwen fired. Nancy Hicks Dribble has changed. She is alone on the KUMT News Mountain float in the parade -- and drunk. She falls off the float and into the street, dead drunk. Dallas Morning News puts a picture of her on the front page. She’s fired and drives back home. She gets her job back at “crappy Channel 84.” Peggy and Hank try to cheer her up. Smaller market has less temptation and fewer opportunities. Dale keeps Nancy so busy she doesn’t have the time and energy to be like she was in Dallas. 147886 2000 King of the Hill: Nancy’s Boys T Episode #81. 4-30-2000 Weatherwoman Nancy Hicks Dribble and her husband, Dale Gribble who is obsessed with government conspiracy theories go to a romantic restaurant and fall in love all over again. Nancy decides to end her affair with John Redcorn and be faithful. But she soon starts to wonder whether she made the right decision. 147887 1998 King of the Hill: Next of Shin C DVD -R HQ 7642. Episode. 11-3-1998 Weather Girl Nancy Hicks Dribbe. Cotton's wife is pregnant and he flees to Vegas with Hank in pursuit. 147888 2000 King of the Hill: Old Glory C DVD -R HQ 7531 Episode. 1-9-2000 Newspapers. Peggy takes out advertising space in The Bystander newspaper to get her column called "Musings" back into print. 147889 1998 King of the Hill: Peggy's Headache C DVD -R HQ 5927 Episode. 10-6-1998 Columnist Doyle Harcavy of The Arlen Bystander. Folksy musings. "When it comes to starting the day nothing wakes me up faster than coffee." "They say children are a blessing but mine are holy terrors." "Is it my imagination or…." Harcavy is retiring from the musing column. He is going to write product placements. Suggestion that Peggy write the column. "Harcavy is a musing machine." Peggy:: "I'm always making observations all day long." Peggy learns about Nancy's affair with John Redcorn. Peggy has to turn in sample columns this week. Peggy: "Doyle Harcavy isn't that good anyway." Everyone is reading Peggy's column. As a reporter, she's not going to lie anymore. Peggy decides to tell Dale (Nancy's husband) about Nancy's affair with Redcorn. But doesn't tell him when she sees him with his child (who looks just like Redcorn). Peggy: "I guess some things are best left unsaid." 147890 1997 King of the Hill: Pilot C DVD -R HQ 7316 Episode #1. 1-11-1997 Future Weatherwoman Nancy Hicks Gribble (Didi Hill - Voice) is having an affair with her spiritual adviser. Not yet a meteorologist. The Hills live in suburban Texas where people know everyone's business. 147891 2002 King of the Hill: Returning Japanese C Episode #125. 5-12-2002 Reporter (Seiko Matsuda - Voice). 147892 2005 King of the Hill: Smoking & the Bandit C DVD -R HQ 7193 Episode. 4-16-2005 News Media. Weather Girl Nancy Hicks Dribble. Dale protests a smoking ban in Arlen by going from bar to bar disguised as the smoking bandit. 147893 2000 King of the Hill: Spin the Choice C DVD -R HQ 7436 Episode. 11-19-2000 Weatherwoman Nancy Hicks Gribble (Didi Hill - Voice). Bobby protests Thanksgiving Day. 147894 2002 King of the Hill: Sug Night C DVD -R HQ 7436 Episode. 5-5-2002 Reporter Nancy Hicks Dribble becomes the focus of Hank's dreams as he grills hamburgers for a naked Nancy. 147895 2002 King of the Hill: Torch Song Hillogy C DVD -R HQ 5642 Episode #111. 2-17-2002. Reporter Nancy Hicks Dribble of News 4 covers story of Hank being chosen to carry the Olympic torch through Arlen. Peggy had nominated sons Bobby to carry the Olympic torch but it's Hank who wins the honor -- and he bungles it. 147896 2001 King of the Hill: Trouble with Gribbles, The T DVD -R HQ 8635 Episode #102. 4-22-2001 News Media. Weatherwoman Nancy Hicks Dribble of Channel 8 News decides she needs a face lift after losing her job to a younger woman, the Puppet Girl Gwen, who during a rain storm is put on the air and can barely read the teleprompter. Arlington congratulates Nancy on her 40th birthday. Arlington signs off the newscast by saying, "For 40-year-old Hicks Dribble on Weather and Don Ringle on Sports, this is Burl Arlington bidding you, Good Night and God Bless." Dribble's young replacement can hardly speak. Nancy offered the late night weekend weathergirl. Gwen's going to take over the morning weather slot. Nancy: "I'm getting old, Dale, and I'm in the younger prettier business. I need a facelift or a time machine." Dale sues a tobacco company on the grounds that his smoking caused Nancy to age. Wants a settlement to pay for Nancy's facelift.. Nancy buys a new dress, but it's blue and her body disappears on the screen. Dale sues Channel 8 for age discrimination and Nancy gets her old job back with perks. 147897 1933 King of the Jungle M Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Phil Tead). White youth raised in the jungle by the animals is captured by a safari and brought back to civilization as an attraction in a circus. 147898 1942 King of the Mounties M 12 chapters Radio Newscaster (Norman Nesbitt) 147899 1938 King of the Newsboys M Ornitz, Samuel, Horace McCoy, Jack Natteford (Story). Louis Weitzenkorn, Peggy Thompson (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor of the Evening Gazette hires Jerry Flynn (Lew Ayres) to increase circulation. Gazette Managing Editor (Joe Cunningham). Newsman (Emmett Vogan). Newsboy. 147900 2000 King of the Open Mic's M Cameraman (Kristian Quinn). 147901 2002 King of the Ring M Interviewer Terri (Terri Runnels). Jonathan "The Coach" Coachman, Interviewer (Jonathan Coachman). Michael Cole, Interviewer (Michael Cole). Interviewer Mark Lloyd (Mark Lloyd). 147902 1966 King of the River: Beautiful Pea-Green Boat T Episode #10. 9-7-1966 Reporter (Billy Cornelius). Reporter (Hal Jeayes). 147903 1966 King of the River: Sling Your Hook T Episode #9. 9-30-1966 Reporter (Simon Taylor). 147904 1949 King of the Rocket Men M L PR. Serial. 12 chapters News Photographer-Reporter Glenda Thomas (Mae Clarke) for Miracle Science magazine. Burt Winslow (House Peters, Jr.), publicity director. Newscaster (Art Gilmore - Chapter 5). 147905 1941 King of the Texas Rangers M 12 chapters. See TO BE CONTINUED Reporter Sally Crane (Pauline Moore) newspaper reporter captured by agents. Girlfriend of Sergeant Tom King (Slingin' Sammy Baugh) 147906 2003 King of Yesterday and Tomorrow, The TF Episode 20 Reporters questions the authencity of the source about an ancient Chinese emperor alive in present time. Cameramen take pictures of a women crawling on the table and accusing people of being ancient kings and queens. 147907 2003 King of Yesterday and Tomorrow, The TF Episode 19 Reporter interviews the new CEO of a company. Later the reporters ask about changes when the former CEO declares that he owns most of the stocks, and will gain control of the company again. Details given in the press release. 147908 1991 King Ralph M News Media. Female Newscaster (Jennie Stoller). Male Newscaster (Richard Whitmore). Graves' Photographer (Cameron Blakely). 147909 1970 King: Filmed Record -- Montgomery to Memphis, A M Commentators (James Earl Jones, Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward) 147910 1982 King's Crossing T Writer Paul Hollister (Bradford Dillman), father of clan. Hollisters move from Chicago to King's Crossing, small California village 147911 1899 King's Friend, The N Trelawney, Dayrell (Ada Dayrell Fowler) Church Newspaper 147912 1891 King's Jackal, The N OWN - H - MLPL Davis, Richard Harding Correspondent Archie Gordon. 147913 2005 King's Ransom M News Media. Chicago Newscaster (Mutsumi Takahashi). USA Today Reporter (Christopher Dyson). Radio D.J. (Dave Feenoy-Voice). 147914 1933 King's Vacation, The M Reporter (Leo White) 147915 2004 Kingdom Hospital MT Reporter (Duncan Minett). 147916 2003 Kingdom of Fear: Loathsome Secrets of a Star-Crossed Child in the Final Days of the American Century DT Thompson, Hunter S. Journalist Hunter S. Thompson traces his life from a smart-mouthed Kentucky kid flouting all authority to a convention-defying journalist who came to personify a wild fusion of fact, fiction, and mind-altering substances. 147917 1957 Kingdom of the Sea DT Hosts Robert Sevenson and John D. Craig reality series 147918 2007 Kingdom, The M DVD -R HQ 10967, 10968 Reporters (Merik Tadros, Sean Donnellan). 147919 1922 Kingmakers, The N USC Stevenson, Burton E. Correspondent John Halsey, London Journal correspondent. 147920 1984 Kingmakers, The N OWN - P (Two Copies) Sederberg, Arelo Media Tycoon-Newspaper Publisher Thomas Collingsworth owns a vast empire of land holdings, film interests, untold wealth and the clout of Los Angeles' mightiest newspaper. But it wasn't enough for the Collingsworths. Now the same restless passion for power that conquered California threatens to tear the family apart. Thomas, the patriarch stopped at nothing to build an empire from his humble origins -- until a specter from the past nearly destroyed it all. Hollis, his son, learned every man had his price -- and no price was too great f it would expand the family's power and crush its enemies. The rest of the family had its own dark secrets. 147921 1996 Kingpin M TV Interviewer (Jane Pratt). TV Cameraman (Steve Stabler). 147922 2003 Kingpin MT Miniseries Reporter (Ted Garcia). 147923 2008 Kings MT Reporter (Kenya Brome) 147924 1997 Kings in Grass Castles MT Miniseries Photographer (Gary Vincent). 147925 1983 Kings in the Counting House N GPL Mitgang Herbert New York Reporter Sam Linkum acts as undercover agent for the Pentagon, finds himself swept into a struggle between international press lords and intelligence agencies to gain control of satellite broadcasting. 147926 2007 Kings of South Beach MT News Media. TV Reporter (Layza Torres). 147927 1976 Kings of the Road (aka In the Course of Time) M Ness Book Editor. Father edits a small paper. Two have difficulty because son holds father responsible for mistreatment and death of mother. While his father sleeps, son figures out how to run an automatic typewriter and prints a special paper. Lead article, "How To Respect a Woman." After embracing his father, son leaves. 147928 1941 Kings of the Turf DM Short Commentator (Knox Manning). 147929 2009 Kings: First Night T Episode #3. 3-29-2009 News Media. TV Reporter Lily Gordon (Angel Desai). Reporter at Press Conference (John Grady). 147930 2009 Kings: Goliath T Episode #1. 3-15-2009 News Media. Reporter (Angel Desai). Press Reporter #1 (John Grady). TV Reporter (Quarles Antoine). TV Reporter (Ken Myers). Press Reporter #2 (Patricia Hodges). Banquet Reporter #1 (Megan Bryne). Banquet Reporter #2 (Kenya Brome). Battlefield Messenger (Chip Brookes). 147931 2009 Kings: Insurrection T DVD -R HQ 11011 Episode #4. 4-5-2009 News Media. Reporter (Angel Desai). Reporter #1 (John Grady). The prince and his uncle conspire to buy a controlling interest in the state-run Unity News Network (UNN). They both want to get rid of the King. UNN is where the news gets crafted to support the King and his policies. They want to create an information source that won’t yield to the King’s approval. 147932 2009 Kings: Judgment Day T DVD -R HQ 11062 Episode. 4-19-2009 News Media. Reporter (Angel Desai). Press Reporter #1 (John Grady). TV Reporter (Quarles Antoine). TV Reporter (Ken Myers). Press Reporter #2 (Patricia Hodges). Banquet Reporter #1 (Megan Bryne). Banquet Reporter #2 (Kenya Brome). Battlefield Messenger (Chip Brookes). 147933 2009 Kings: New King, The (Part One) T Episode #12. 5-31-2009 Reporter #1 (John Grady). 147934 2009 Kings: Prosperity T DVD -R HQ 10984 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 3-22-2009 News Media. TV Newscasts on UNN4. TV Reporter (Karen Pittman). Reporter (John Grady). Reporters and Photographers cover peace signing throughout program. Reporter confronts Crown Prince on why he wasn’t invited to participate in the peace signing ceremony. Breaking news with African-American Female Reporter on the scene reporting on the peace talks failure. Based on the biblical story of King David. 147935 2009 Kings: Sabbath Queen, The T DVD -R HQ 11211 News Media covers King Silas’ birthday celebration and a city blackout caused by one of the King’s enemies. 147936 1988 Kingsajz MF TV Reporter (Jozef Jaworski). 147937 1977 Kingston Confidential: Anonymous Hero, The T Episode #13. 8-10-1977. Journalist R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr), senior journalist for Frazier News Group, a San Francisco-based consortium of newspapers and broadcasters. Investigative Reporters Tony Marino (Art Hindle) and Beth Kelly (Pamela Hensley). Publicity mad Korean War veteran plots to utilize R.B. Kingston for his own purposes. 147938 1977 Kingston Confidential: Boston Shamrock, The T Episode #5. 6-1-1977 Journalist R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr), senior journalist for Frazier News Group, San Francisco-based consortium of newspapers and broadcasters. Tony Marino (Art Hindle), a young reporter. Beth Kelly (Pamela Hensley) as a young reporter Suspicions fall on an Irish-American fund raiser when an explosion rocks a ship headed for Northern Ireland. 147939 1977 Kingston Confidential: Cult, The T Episode #10. 7-13-1977 Journalist R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr), senior journalist for Frazier News Group, San Francisco-based consortium of newspapers and broadcasters. Tony Marino (Art Hindle), a young reporter. Beth Kelly (Pamela Hensley) as a young reporter Kingston and his staff suspect that extremists on a military base arranged the death of an enlisted man. 147940 1977 Kingston Confidential: Dateline: Fear City (aka Tiger by the Tail) T Episode #11. 7-20-1977 Journalist R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr), senior journalist for Frazier News Group, San Francisco-based consortium of newspapers and broadcasters. Tony Marino (Art Hindle), a young reporter. Beth Kelly (Pamela Hensley) as a young reporter Reporter who asked for Tony's help with an investigation is killed in a suspicious car accident. Kingston must find the truth and discover if it was murder. 147941 1977 Kingston Confidential: Eight Columns Across the Top T Episode #2. 3-30-1977 Journalist R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr), senior journalist for Frazier News Group, San Francisco-based consortium of newspapers and broadcasters. Tony Marino (Art Hindle), a young reporter. Beth Kelly (Pamela Hensley) as a young reporter Anonymous informer claims the passage of a state gambling referendum hinged on an election fraud. 147942 1977 Kingston Confidential: Golden Girl (aka Juliet) T Episode #7. 6-15-1977. Journalist R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr), senior journalist for Frazier News Group, San Francisco-based consortium of newspapers and broadcasters. Tony Marino (Art Hindle), a young reporter. Beth Kelly (Pamela Hensley) as a young reporter R.B. Kingston finds himself caught in the middle of things when an East German diving champion runs off with TV Reporter Erica (Diana Scarwid). 147943 1977 Kingston Confidential: Kingston T Episode #15. 6-8-1977 Journalist R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr), senior journalist for Frazier News Group, San Francisco-based consortium of newspapers and broadcasters. Tony Marino (Art Hindle), a young reporter. Beth Kelly (Pamela Hensley) as a young reporter 147944 1977 Kingston Confidential: Monolith T Episode #9. 7-6-1977 Journalist R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr), senior journalist for Frazier News Group, San Francisco-based consortium of newspapers and broadcasters. Tony Marino (Art Hindle), a young reporter. Beth Kelly (Pamela Hensley) as a young reporter Defense against a libel suit is jeopardized when corroborating notes vanish and informers turn suddenly silent. 147945 1977 Kingston Confidential: Night Scene, The (aka Night Watch, The) T Episode #12. 8-3-1977 Journalist R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr), senior journalist for Frazier News Group, San Francisco-based consortium of newspapers and broadcasters. Tony Marino (Art Hindle), a young reporter. Beth Kelly (Pamela Hensley) as a young reporter R.B. Kingston and his staff help out a disc jockey who served time for assault return to the air. 147946 1977 Kingston Confidential: Rage at Hannibal T Episode #6. 6-9-1977 Journalist R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr), senior journalist for Frazier News Group, San Francisco-based consortium of newspapers and broadcasters. Tony Marino (Art Hindle), a young reporter. Beth Kelly (Pamela Hensley) as a young reporter Beth is taken hostage in a prison riot. Kingston must bargain with the prisoners for her release. 147947 1977 Kingston Confidential: Seed of Corruption T Episode #3. 4-6-1977 Journalist R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr), senior journalist for Frazier News Group, San Francisco-based consortium of newspapers and broadcasters. Tony Marino (Art Hindle), a young reporter. Beth Kelly (Pamela Hensley) as a young reporter While investigating a reporter's assault and his informant's kidnapping, Kingston uncovers a series of high level police payoffs. 147948 1977 Kingston Confidential: Shadow Game T Episode #1. 3-23-1977. Series 3-23-1977 to 8-10-1977. 13 Episodes. Journalist R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr), senior journalist for Frazier News Group, a San Francisco-based consortium of newspapers and broadcasters. Investigative Reporters Tony Marino (Art Hindle) and Beth Kelly (Pamela Hensley). Kingston and his staff investigate a former labor leader's disappearance. 147949 1977 Kingston Confidential: Triple Exposure (aka Safe Place, A) T Episode #4. 4-13-1977 Journalist R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr), senior journalist for Frazier News Group, San Francisco-based consortium of newspapers and broadcasters. Tony Marino (Art Hindle), a young reporter. Beth Kelly (Pamela Hensley) as a young reporter Building contractor has to resort to blackmail to suppress a construction-fraud story. 147950 1977 Kingston Confidential: Welcome to Paradise T Episode #8. 6-22-1977 Journalist R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr), senior journalist for Frazier News Group, San Francisco-based consortium of newspapers and broadcasters. Tony Marino (Art Hindle), a young reporter. Beth Kelly (Pamela Hensley) as a young reporter 147951 1976 Kingston: Power Play, The (aka Newspaper Game, The) MT Nelson, Dick, David Victor (Story). Nelson (Screenplay) Ness Book Investigative Reporter R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr) asked by newspaper chain owner Laura Frazier (Lenka Peterson) to find out what has happened to integrity of their paper in Portland, Oregon. Syndicated reporter agrees to look into the matter. Uncovers plot by businessman to take over the country's nuclear reactor. Portland paper is businessman's puppet. Kingston tries to convince managing editor to stand up to him. Gets help of fellow newsman who is arrested, threatened by police. Found dead. Widow reveals businessman knew man had criminal record and was blackmailing him. Attempt by crooks to set up Kingston by luring him to massage parlor. Frazier supports Kingston's decision to print story naming names of people bought out by businessman. When managing editor objects, Kingston suspects him of being involved. Wants to listen in on editor's private phone call, but decides that's unethical and instead barges into his office. Finds editor talking to businessman. Frazier fires him. Kingston runs editorial attacking businessman and puts the dead newsman's byline on it in tribute. 147952 1967 Kingukongu no gyakushu MF Reporter (Andrew Hughes) 147953 1962 Kingukongu tai Gojira MF TV Newscaster (Byron Morrow - U.S. Version Only). Dreary Newscaster (Kenzo Tabu). 147954 1975 Kinkanshoku MF Journalist (Etsushi Takahashi) 147955 2004 Kinki Lullabye N Adamson, Isaac Magazine Reporter Bill Chaka for the Cleveland Magazine Youth in Asia is a wisecracking reporter and reluctant detective. He goes to Japan to pick up an award for an article he'd written years before about a teenage Bunraku puppet prodigy. Chaka is approached by the father of the boy who has been kicked out of the puppet troupe and the father wants the reporter to help him restart his son's career. While Chaka tries to unravel the mystery, an American man in the hotel room next door is found brutally murdered. 147956 1979 Kinnikuman CB Japan. 1979-1987. Published in Shueisha's “Weekly Jump.” Manga series. Comedy manga. Sports manga. Wrestling manga Magazine Reporter Natsuko Shouno is a young sexy Osakan female news reporter for Saneisha's “Weekly Hero” magazine. Becomes Terryman (the Texan best friend of clumsy superhero main character Kinnikuman)'s girlfriend and is very possessive of him. Terryman is an extremely popular American Chojin from Texas who is also a brilliant strategist and was modeled after Terry Funk. Commentator Kazuo Nakano is a frequent background character. He was actually a parody of the assistant editor of Shonen Jump at that time. He is usually referred to as Nakano-san. 147957 1983 Kinnikuman C Yamayoshi, Takenori Kawada, & Tetsuo Imazawa Japan. 1983-1986. Toei studios.Animax and NTV networks. Anime series. Magazine Reporter Natsuko Shouno is a young sexy Osakan female news reporter for Saneisha's “Weekly Hero” magazine. Becomes Terryman (the Texan best friend of clumsy superhero main character Kinnikuman)'s girlfriend and is very possessive of him. Terryman is an extremely popular American Chojin from Texas who is also a brilliant strategist and was modeled after Terry Funk. Commentator Kazuo Nakano is a frequent background character. He was actually a parody of the assistant editor of Shonen Jump at that time. He is usually referred to as Nakano-san. 147958 2003 Kino no tabi MF Japan Critic (Jon Talia - Voice - English Version) 147959 2003 Kino no tabi T Japan. Series Critics. Critic A (Jon Talia). Critic B (Melissa Cybele Sparks). Critic C (K.C. Jones - Voice). 147960 1993 Kinobox DF Czech Republic Reporters Katerina Kozakova, Pavel Novak. Presenters Roman Holy, Milos Kohout. 147961 1931 Kinometla No. 3 MF Reporter (Aleksandr Melnikov). Correspondent (Andrei Kostrichkin). 147962 2004 Kinsey M DVD -R HQ 10631, 10632. Condon, Bill News Media. IU Reporter #1 (Barry Del Sherman). IU Reporter #2 (Fred Burrell). NYC Reporter #1 (Michael Arkin). NYC Reporter #2 (Daniel Ziskie). NYC Reporter #3 (Tuck Milligan). Covers of various magazine. News conferences -- screaming reporters. 147963 2004 Kinsey MS Condon, Bill News Media. Reporters. 147964 1986 Kir Royal MTF Miniseries Gossip Reporter Baby Schimmerlos (Franz-Xaver Kroetz) of Munich tabloid MATZ. Everyone in the city's legendary high society circles believes to be important you have to be in Baby's column. His job isn't an easy one. Small and big scandals of more or less glamorous people, He also has to take care of his neglected girlfriend who finally starts a singing career. 147965 1977 Kiri-no-hata MF Japan Editor Tanimura (Shigeru Koyama). 147966 2004 Kis Kis Ki Kismat MF DVD India Gay Columnist Khalid (Kurush Deboo), who’s supposed to be sniffing around for a scoop on the stockbroker and his supposed girlfriend who happen to be in the same hotel at the same time. The gay gossip columnist prints that he a millionaire, the biggest stock broker in India, is keeping a mistress at the hotel. A brainless bimbo is mistaken as a famous miserly millionaire’s mistress, the scandal is lapped up by the press and all hell breaks loose. To make matters worse, the millionaire’s lazy, clueless son is romantically involved with the girl. 147967 1994 Kisa in the Hall, The: "Living Proof" Press Conference T Episode #104. 1-1-1994 Parody News. Press Conference. Reporters. 147968 2004 Kisch in Australia D Zogbaum, Heidi Reporter Egon Erwin Kisch was known as der Rasende Reporter, a sobriquet variously rendered as “the rampaging reporter,” “the roving reporter,” “the furious reporter,” or in the felicitous translation of some local papers, “the mad reporter.” A kind of proletarian Hunter S. Thompson, Kisch specialized in documenting his own improbable adventures on the seamy side of cities all over the world. His “reportage” was narrative journalism in which the personality of the writer became integral to the story. His recorded adventures include: Suspicious both of communism and antifascism, the Australian authorities refused Kisch permission to land. Confined to his ship in Melbourne, Kisch leapt for the wharf after being confined to his ship in Melbourne breaking his leg in several places and making the front pages of the newspapers. It fell to the attorney-general to provide the legal basis for the suppression of this bouncy Czech, the attorney-general turned to the Immigrant Act, which allowed officials to enforce a dictation test in a European language -- a handy method for ensuring a White Australia. To baffle the polyglot Kisch, the authorities quizzed him in Scottish Gaelic. When he failed, they sent him to jail. The absurdity of the process swelled support for the rampaging reporter. An appeals court eventually ruled that Gaelic did not constitute a European language, to the chagrin of Scottish nationalists and the delight of the left. Kisch, still on crutches, hobbled his way through a triumphant speaking tour. Though a committed Communist, Kisch dismayed some of his more puritanical hosts, unaccustomed to antifascist heroes who smoked like chimneys, drank to excess and displayed lurid tattoos, including a viper, a dagger and a woman lifting her skirt. An extract from a Czech encyclopedia described Kisch as a connoisseur of Prague nightlife and an intimate of prostitutes and criminals. Sympathies for the excluded and the oppressed swayed Kisch from orthodox Stalinism, as did his irrepressible humor. One of the better anecdotes involved accompanying the Red Guards to occupy a newspaper where his conservative brother Paul worked during the Austrian Revolution of 1918. Kisch declared the paper the property of the proletariat. Paul responded: “I’m going to tell Mama!” Kisch managed to publicize the danger of fascism to an extent beyond anyone’s wildest dreams. 147969 1925 Kiss Barrier, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 147970 1991 Kiss Before Dying, A M Reporter (Lachelle Carl) 147971 1949 Kiss for Corliss, A M Magazine Reporter Hal Frisco (John Wald) 147972 1998 Kiss harggayo MF Editor (Kyeong-yeong Lee) 147973 1998 Kiss harggayo (aka First Kiss) MF Magazine Reporter Song Yeon-hwa (Choi Ji-woo) is 27 years old who refuses to kiss anyone, even her boyfriend who breaks up with her because of this. Song Yeon-hwa is heart-broken. Photographer Han Kyung-hyun (An Jae Wook) is assigned to work with her. He’s something of a playboy but works hard to please her. When will the reporter have her first kiss? And will it be with Kyung-hyun? Editor (Kyeong-yeong Lee). 147974 1949 Kiss in the Dark, A M DVD -R HQ 5157, 5158 Photographer at Train (Donald Kerr). News Media. 147975 1921 Kiss in Time, A M AFI-Authors Writer 147976 2005 Kiss Kiss Bang Bang M News Media. Local News Reporter (Brendan Fehily). TV News Anchor (Saida Rodriguez-Pagan). Newswoman (Teresa Herrera). 147977 2004 Kiss Me MF Portugal News Media. Voice of Journalist (Jorge Moreira). Photographer (Joaquim Silva). Voice of Photographer (Americo Niza). 147978 1955 Kiss Me Deadly M DVD -R HQ 3279, 3280. L Radio Announcers (Ben Morris, Sam Balter, Joe Hernandez). Ray Diker, ex-science reporter (Mort Marshall) 147979 2000 Kiss Me Kate: Bahamas, The T Episode #16. 12-2-2000 Interviewer (Kerry Shale). 147980 1998 Kiss Me Kate: Calendar T Episode #3. 5-18-1998 Press Agent (John Berlyne). 147981 1969 Kiss Me Mate M AFI-Authors Writer 147982 2006 Kiss Me Quick N Highmore, Julie Journalist Debbie may look like a scruffy, overweight drudge, but journalists have to find a story somewhere and Debbie's found hers among the eccentric residents of the little seaside town of Shelcombe. A life coach has a new and only client and he believes he could turn her life around. Buy it's Debbie and she has her own agenda. 147983 1964 Kiss Me, Stupid M DVD -R HQ 8128, 8129. L AFI-Television TV 147984 1998 Kiss of a Stranger M SVD 800 TV Gossip Reporter (Mariel Hemingway) one-night stand, pregnant, man involved is a stalker 147985 2001 Kiss of the Dragon M Newspaperman (Guillaume Lamant). Video Technicians (Alain Zef, Nicolas Herault). 147986 1985 Kiss of the Spider Woman M DVD Schrader, Leonard based on Manuel Puig’s novel. Journalist Valentin Arregui (Raul Julia) is jailed for his leftist political activities. He is sharing the same cell in a brutal South American prison with Louis Molina (William Hurt), a flamboyant homosexual window dresser who is imprisoned for corrupting a minor. To alleviate the day-to-day drudgery, Molina entertains Valentin by retelling the stories of his favorite movie`s. 147987 1976 Kiss of the Spider Woman N Puig, Manuel Journalist Valentin Arregui (Raul Julia) is jailed for his leftist political activities. He is sharing the same cell in a brutal South American prison with Louis Molina (William Hurt), a flamboyant homosexual window dresser who is imprisoned for corrupting a minor. To alleviate the day-to-day drudgery, Molina entertains Valentin by retelling the stories of his favorite movies. Reporter Jane Randolph took a reporting job on a magazine, then ended up living with a reporter who was politically leftist. 147988 1976 Kiss of the Spider Woman P Kander, John (Music). Fred Ebb (Lyrics). Manuel Puig (Novel-Play) Journalist Valentin Arregui (Raul Julia) is jailed for his leftist political activities. He is sharing the same cell in a brutal South American prison with Louis Molina (William Hurt), a flamboyant homosexual window dresser who is imprisoned for corrupting a minor. To alleviate the day-to-day drudgery, Molina entertains Valentin by retelling the stories of his favorite movies. 147989 1983 Kiss of the Spider Woman P Puig, Manual (Novel). Journalist Valentin Arregui (Raul Julia) is jailed for his leftist political activities. He is sharing the same cell in a brutal South American prison with Louis Molina (William Hurt), a flamboyant homosexual window dresser who is imprisoned for corrupting a minor. To alleviate the day-to-day drudgery, Molina entertains Valentin by retelling the stories of his favorite movies. 147990 2001 Kiss That Cowboy! N Kaye, Gayle Harlequin Magazine Writer Candace Porter is a feminist who goes to Texas to debunk the myth that cowboys have a special sexy mystique. She is all set to write her article when she meet a seductive horse ranch owner. As she gets to know him, finds her article slipping away because the cowboy is the myth come to life. Article seems more in tune with Mademoiselle than Ms. She also exhibits every stereotypical "city girl" response to Texas ranch life. 147991 2006 Kiss the Boys M Investigative Reporter Jackie (Bethany Marie Wilson) looks into life of a very successful plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills who has a dark secret about his past. When his wife finds out about the secret, strange things begin to happen to him. Sam’s world gets stranger when the ghost of a boy he murdered comes back to take possession of him leading to a series of grisly events. Scott, a teenager he killed in 1986, comes back from the dead and begins to take full control of Sam’s body, mind and soul. Sam quickly finds himself involved in Satanic rituals that eventually lead him straight to death row for killing off some of Los Angeles’ most beautiful male escorts. Sam uses Scott as an elaborate excuse for freedom while Jackie finds the clues alongside the FBI that will save the fifth victim before it is too late. Sam’s life as a serial killer is revealed. 147992 1941 Kiss the Boys Goodbye M PR Publicity Agent to Fisher (Harry Barris). Reporters at Party (Brooks Benedict, Cyril Ring). Reporters (Paul McVey, Philip Van Zandt). Telegraph Operator Uncle Bob (Walter Soderling). Photographers (Warren Ashe, Archie Twitchell) 147993 1944 Kiss The Bride Goodbye M Reporter (C. Denier Warren) 147994 1997 Kiss the Girls M Crime Reporter Alex Cross (Morgan Freeman), a police forensic psychologist whose niece is kidnapped by a madman. Reporter (Pat Cashman). Reporter (Larry Cedar). Reporter (Angel Harper). TV Reporter (Mary Major). Reporter (Philo McCullough). Reporter (Patrick Thomas O'Brien). Reporter (Caroline Case). Female Reporter in Durham (Jill Callahan). Reporter (Brenda Kincaid). TV Reporter (Melinda Renna). Reporter (Tresha Rodriguez). Reporter (Alan Wilder). 147995 1995 Kiss the Girls N OWN - P Patterson, James Los Angeles Reporter investigating a series of murders is killed 147996 2009 Kiss the Sky N Chideya, Farai Music Television Host Sophie Maria Clare Lee has made a career as a B-level TV celebrity. But she’s grown restless of interviewing pop culture icons and wannabes enjoying their 15 minutes of fame. Sophie is spurred into a one-night musical reunion with Ari, her Harvard classmate, the man she toured American with as part of an Indie rock band right after college and her ex-husband, in order to help a friend. She decides it’s time to stop playing the good girl and snatch back the mic. She wants to be the next “It girl” in the music media circuit. Sophie has the talent and drive to take her game to the next level despite the odds. She lands a record deal but quickly discovers that her celebrity status brings new risk for her sense of self and even her safety. 147997 1957 Kiss Them For Me M PR War Correspondent (Harry Carter). War Correspondent (Michael Fox). War Correspondent (Richard Shannon). War Correspondent (Robert Sherman). Public Relations Officer Commander Wallace (Werner Klemperer). Reporter (Peter Leeds). 147998 1993 Kiss Them Goodbye N Eastburn, James Weinberg List Journalist 147999 1999 Kiss To Dream On, A N Hart, Nessa Columnist Jackson Puller, a Pulitzer Prize winner, is reporting in Bosnia and is devastated when he witnesses the brutal death of a boy he'd been writing about. When he returns home to Washington D.C., his editor decides he needs a change of pace and assigns him a series of columns on the Wishing Star Foundation run by a once-deaf psychiatrist who can now hear with aid of a Cochlear implant. She districts journalists. Determined to win her love. Both are walking wounded. She feels every media debacle started because someone had good intentions. Tough-talking journalist loves kids. The last thing she needs is some hot-shot reporter following her around. Yet he is irresistible. 148000 1948 Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye N OWN McCoy, Horace In "Black Box Thrillers: Four Novels." Press 148001 2003 Kiss, The M Short Photographer (Robert DeBlasio). 148002 1987 KISS: eXposed M Parody Documentary. Interviewer (Mark Blankfield). 148003 2001 Kiss’d To Sleep N Krist, Donald Public Relations Professor and a beautiful, but doomed coed who tests his skills, contacts and position trying to get ahead. What begins as an admiring, wondering attitude toward her professor by a talented and beautiful coed shifts into a lustful pursuit for a top-level job in public relations. In a growing mutual enchantment lies a pattern of hidden agendas, a haughty disregard for professional values and finally, a shocking dark side of the coed beauty is revealed and leads to murder in a dank bootlegger’s hideout beneath a luxurious north-shore Long Island estate. Book lyrically spells out how public relations people were taught and what they did in the 190s when PR was just reaching its maturity as a profession. 148004 1922 Kissed M Editor Needham (Percy Challenger) 148005 1997 Kissed by a Stranger NR Parv, Valerie TV Reporter Sarah Fox has never let a man come between her and her high-profile career as a TV journalist, until a handsome stranger saves her life and shows her other, more rewarding ways of spending her time. Since a tragic brush with the press, Luke Ansfield has had no desire to be back in the limelight. Sadly, his desire to be with Sarah keeps thrusting him into it. Who could encourage her to change careers, but can he live with himself if he stands in the way of Sarah’s future? Maybe he should convince her to leave him -- but can he live without her? 148006 1964 Kisses For My President M L Press 148007 1998 Kissing a Fool M DVD -R HQ 3228, 3229. DVD. SVD 1104 Sportscaster Max Abbitt (David Schwimmer) is a womanizing sportscaster who decides its time to settle down. Editor Samantha (Mili Avital) 148008 2006 Kissing Casanova NR Bright, Crystal B. Journalist Soledad Monroe is a spoiled, rich socialite-party girl who hates that her parents have forced her to work as a journalist at one of their magazines so that she can start being more responsible. Her parents also want to keep her from the altar. A seven-time divorcee, Soledad marries like it’s a hobby. In order to ignite some spark into their professional wrestling company, the owners are hoping a week-long expose article on their top wrestler, Casanova, will bring in new fans. However, Casanova is no fan of journalists or opening up about his life, especially with the secrets he’s trying to hide. For a wrestler whose shtick is asking planted women in the audience to marry him, the world is waiting for him to propose and fill in spot number eight on Monroe’s marriage card. What started as a publicity stunt to jump start a professional wrestling company turns top wrestler Casanova’s life upside down. The owners hope a week-long expose article on their top wrestler will bring in new fans. But Casanova hates journalists and he isn’t keen on the idea of opening up about his life, especially with the secrets he’s trying to hide. Then he meets Monroe and all bets are off. 148009 2001 Kissing Jessica Stein M DVD Journalist Jessica Stein (Jennifer Westfeldt) on the Tribune is neurotic and can't find a man so she answers a personal ad in her newspaper and makes a date with a woman Stein, a straight Jewish journalist in New York, goes through a series of disastrous dates so she answers a woman-seeking-woman personals ad. She meets artist Helen Cooper (Heather Juergensen) who is also sexually active with men but hasn’t been with a woman in a while. Her gay friends put a personals ad together for her and so Jessica and Helen meet. Neurotic Jessica’s analytic approach to the new experience of having sex with a woman develops into love, but Jessica finds herself unable to come out to her family and friends. Editor Josh Meyers (Scott Cohen) dated Jessica Stein in college. Now comments on her life both in and out of the office. 148010 2008 Kit Kittredge: American Girl, An M DVD -R HQ 11200, 11201 Reporter Kit Kittredge (Abigail Breslin) is a 10-year-old girl living in the struggles of the Great Depression, in a boarding house her parents own in Cincinnati, Ohio. She has a passion for writing and dreams of being a newspaper reporter for a local paper someday. With the help of her friends, will her dream finally come true? Reporter (Dylan Roberts). Newsboy (Quincy Bullen). Kit pounds furiously on the typewriter in her tree house determined to become a Girl Reporter while a big story is happening right downstairs in her family house: the mortgage is about to be foreclosed. The family takes in borders and there’s local hysteria about muggings and robberies allegedly committed by hoboes. Kit meets a couple of hobos about her age. They live in the hobo camp down by the river. Kit tries selling their story and photos to the Mr. Gibson (Wallace Shawn), the snarling editor of the local paper. No luck. Kit adopts a dog, her mom acquires chickens and Kit sells the eggs, and the new boarders are a color lot, including a magician, a nurse and an erratic driver of a mobile library truck. . 148011 2003 Kit Kittredge: American Girls Art Studio, The: Kit G American Girl (Editor). Illustrators (Susan McAliley, Walter Rane) American Girls Collection Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge offers recipes and cooking tools to make the Depression-era meals Kit loves. 148012 2001 Kit Kittredge: Changes for Kit: Winter Story, A 1934. NJ Tripp, Valerie. Illustrators (Walter Rane, Susan McAliley) American Girls Collection Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge receives a refurbished winter coat and gives her old one to a child at a nearby soup kitchen. Back at home, she takes on the responsibility of caring for her elderly, disagreeable uncle, who has moved in while recovering from a fall. Required to take dictation about letters disapproving of unemployed "drifters," Kit writes her own letter to the editor of the local newspaper, asking for support of poorly clothed children sheltered at the soup kitchen. Though Kit and her uncle's points of view are quite different, each individual earns the other's grudging respect. 148013 2004 Kit Kittredge: Danger at the Zoo: Kit Mystery, A NJ Ernst, Kathleen. Jean-Paul Tibbles (Illustrator) American Girl Mysteries Series Columnist Kit Kittredge, now a sixth grader, lands a summer job writing a children’s column for her local newspaper. She is looking for “fun, wholesome” stories and decides to focus on a friend’s volunteer work as a zoo tour guide as she looks for story ideas at the Cincinnati Zoo, where her friend Stirling works as guide and her old friend Will, the hobo, has a job cleaning cages. As Kit noses around, she stumbles into some strange activities in the monkey house. Meanwhile, Kit begins to notice small things missing at home too. It's not long before Will looks like the logical suspect in both places. When the monkey house doors are found unlocked and food is missing from the boarding house, Will is blamed. In the end, Kit gets her story, saves Will’s job and thwarts the real criminals in the nick of time. Fireworks fly as Kit's mystery is solved at the zoo's grand Fourth of July spectacular. Includes a full-color "Looking Back" historical essay. 148014 2001 Kit Kittredge: Happy Birthday Kit: Springtime Story, A, 1934 NJ Tripp, Valerie. Illustrators (Walter Rane, Susan McAliley) American Girls Collection Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge has mixed feelings about Aunt Millie coming to live with her family. On the one hand, she enjoys Aunt Millie's affectionate, cheerful manner and thrifty ideas. On the other hand, Kit is sometimes embarrassed by her elder's lack of concern for appearances. When a young hobo befriends Kit's family, she forms a romanticized view of life in a hobo camp. Kit revises her opinion when she visits the camp, hops a freight train on a dare, and ends up in jail. 148015 2008 Kit Kittredge: Kit Learns a Lesson Book G American Girl (Editor). Illustrators (Susan Moore, Doug Fryer, Susan McAliley) American Girls Collection Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge (“Kit wants to be a reporter”). 148016 2001 Kit Kittredge: Kit Saves the Day: A Summer Story, 1934 SS Tripp, Valerie. Illustrators (Walter Rane, Susan McAliley) American Girls Collection Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge. 148017 2003 Kit Kittredge: Kit’s Cooking Studio G American Girl (Editor) American Girls Collection Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge makes an appearance in this collection. 148018 2002 Kit Kittredge: Kit’s Friendship Fun G Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge with recipes, crafts and games that would have been familiar to girls in the 1930s. 148019 2002 Kit Kittredge: Kit’s Home Run SS Tripp, Valerie. Illustrators (Walter Rane, Philip Hood, Susan McAliley) American Girls Short Stories Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge is an enthusiastic ballplayer whose home run slide has surprising consequences. It is 1933. 148020 2007 Kit Kittredge: Kit’s Magnetic Mini-World G American Girl (Editor). Illustrators (Susan Moore, Doug Fryer, Susan McAliley) American Girls Collection Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge in scenes from her attic bedroom to her classroom at Gates Elementary School. Magnets, dolls, four different outfits, two magnetic scenes, 28 magnetic furniture pieces and accessories and a booklet about furniture and customs in Kit’s time. 148021 2005 Kit Kittredge: Kit’s Mystery Party Game G American Girl Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge’s mystery party game. 148022 2008 Kit Kittredge: Kit’s School Desk & Chair G American Girl (Editor). Illustrators (Susan Moore, Doug Fryer, Susan McAliley) American Girls Collection AE-D 7322 Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge (“Kit wants to be a reporter”). Kit’s wooden desk features cubbies, drawers, a pullout writing board and a swivel chair. 148023 2008 Kit Kittredge: Kit’s School Supplies G American Girl (Editor). Illustrators (Susan Moore, Doug Fryer, Susan McAliley) American Girls Collection AE-D7316 Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge (“Kit wants to be a reporter”). Kit’s book bag holds a writing tablet, report card, geography reader, multiplication chart and a pencil box containing a ruler, six crayons, two pencils, a gum eraser, and a pen. 148024 2008 Kit Kittredge: Kit’s School’s Outfit G American Girl (Editor). Illustrators (Susan Moore, Doug Fryer, Susan McAliley) American Girls Collection AE-D 7326 Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge (“Kit wants to be a reporter”). Kit’s plaid jumper fits over a blouse with plaid trim. Add her knee socks, shoes and hair comb so she’s ready for class. 148025 2006 Kit Kittredge: Kit’s Short Story Collection: Kit’s Home Run, Kit’s Tree House, Kit’s Winning Ways, Kit Uses Her Head and Kit and Millie Ride Again SS Tripp, Valerie. Illustrators (Philip Hood, Susan McAliley, Walter Rane). American Girl Collection Series: Kit Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge’s family has gone from rich to poor virtually overnight because of the Great Depression. Now that Kit’s father has lost his job and the family has turned their home into a boarding house, Kit is doing extra chores and going without the things her family can’t afford. 148026 2002 Kit Kittredge: Kit’s Story Collection SS Tripp, Valerie. Illustrators (Susan McAliley, Walter Rane). American Girl Collection Series: Kit Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge could write her own story about how the Depression affected her family, and she’d add a happy ending. But the reality is that she and her family are living through the Depression one grim day at a time. The Kittredges' boarding house brings in some money, but it may not be enough to keep them from losing their house. Kit struggles with an endless list of chores that keeps her constantly busy at home. But she knows that there are people who have lost even more than her family has because of the Depression, and she looks for ways to help. To her great surprise, Kit discovers that along with hard times come good times, too. 148027 2000 Kit Kittredge: Kit’s Surprise: Christmas Story, A NJ Tripp, Valerie. Illustrator Walter Rane. American Girls Collection Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge faces a very different Christmas because of her family’s financial problems and allows her pride to estrange her from her best friend, Ruthie. It is 1932. 148028 2003 Kit Kittredge: Kit’s Tree House SS Tripp, Valerie and Renee Graef. Illustrators (Walter Rane, Susan McAliley) American Girls Short Stories Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge is 10 and dreams of having a special tree house someday, but she is disappointed with the one her father and her friend build for her. 148029 2008 Kit Kittredge: Kit’s Typewriter Set G American Girl (Editor). Illustrators (Susan Moore, Doug Fryer, Susan McAliley) American Girls Collection AE-D7261 Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge (“Kit wants to be a reporter”). This set includes Kit’s typewriter, which “dings” just like the real thing. Also includes a photo, 20 sheets of typing paper and an eraser in a pretty box along with three homemade newspapers. 148030 2000 Kit Kittredge: Learns a Lesson: 1934 A School Story SS Tripp, Valerie. Illustrator Walter Rane Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge is in the fourth grade in Cincinnati, Ohio, and pounding out a newspaper on the typewriter in her room longing for some news to print. Her father must close his car dealership and join the large number of unemployed in the Great Depression. In an effort to make ends meet, her mother takes in boarders. 148031 2002 Kit Kittredge: Meet Kit: an American Girl 1934 NJ Tripp, Valerie and Walter Rane (Illustrator)ƒ #1 The American Girls Collection Reporter Kitt Kittredge is pounding out a newspaper story on the typewriter in her room and longing for some news fit to print. The year is 1934 and she is 10 years old. 148032 2007 Kit Kittredge: Midnight in Lonesome Hollow: Kit Mystery, A NJ Ernst, Kathleen. Illustrator Jean-Paul Tibbles. American Girl Mysteries Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge is visiting her aunt in rural Kentucky when a professor arrives to do research on Appalachian basket weaving. She asks Kit to help her collection information, but it soon becomes clear that someone doesn’t want strangers nosing around Lonesome Hollow. At the same time, Kit is worried about her friend Fern. The county has threatened to send her to an orphanage and Fern’s older brother seems to have come up with a sketchy plan to earn money. 148033 2008 Kit Kittredge: Thief in the Theater, A: Kit Mystery, A NJ Buckley, Sarah Masters American Girl Mysteries Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge is volunteering backstage for a local theater company. It’s 1935 and she plans to write an exciting newspaper article about a new play that stars famous actors from New York City. But from behind the scenes, Kit and her friend Stirling discover more drama than they bargained for. 148034 2002 Kit Kittredge: Welcome to Kit’s World, 1934: Growing Up During America’s Great Depression G Brown, Harriet. Illustrators (Walter Rane, Jamie Young, Philip Hood) American Girls Collection Aspiring Reporter Kit Kittredge makes an appearance in this scrapbook collection. 148035 1994 Kit Powell: Iced NS Robitaille, Julie #2 Kit Powell Mysteries TV Newswriter Kathleen (Kit) Powell is a part-time sportscaster at KSDG-TV in San Diego thinks her latest assignment -- covering the Pro-Am Invitational Figure Skating Championships -- couldn't have come at a better time. Not only will it give viewers a break from the usual reports of crime, recession and natural disasters, but it also might take her mind off a dormant romance with police detective Nick Strummer. Kit's hopes for an upbeat story start to fade when a volatile protest disrupts the event's opening ceremonies. The next day, the coach of a top-level skater is found dead, apparently the victim of a botched robbery. Kit suspects otherwise after several skaters tell her they've found threats in their lockets -- menacing notes and objects designed to make them think twice about competing. Nick warns her not to get involved, but Kit uses her charm and investigative skills to get the best or the last scoop of her life. 148036 1991 Kit Powell: Jinx NS OWN - H - MLPL Robitaille, Julie #1 Kit Powell Mysteries TV Newswriter Kathleen (Kit) Powell is promoted to a part-time sportscaster at KSDG-TV in San Diego when John Weidendeker, San Diego's most beloved sportscaster, is too drunk to go on the air and Powell is recruited to fill the slot. She is now on-camera delivering a sports commentary. Scarcely a month into the job, while covering a California Sharks football game, Kit looks on in horror as the team's general manager is killed in a fall from his skybox seat. Was the fall accidental? Was he pushed? And what relationship, if any, does his death have to the mysterious jinx that has plagued the team for years? Kit's journalistic curiosity lands her hot on the trail of a number of memorable suspects. Most notably is the general manager's widow and her ex-lover, the Sharks' disgruntled second-string quarterback. The police detective on the case is smitten with Powell and she doesn't mind a bit. 148037 1966 Kitchen M AFI-Photographers Photographer 148038 2005 Kitchen Confidential: Aftermath T DVD -R HQ 4353 Episode #2 9-26-2005 News Media. When expensive steaks and caviar keep disappearing from Nolita, Jack accuses Steven, who just cannot escape his thieving past. 148039 2005 Kitchen Confidential: Dinner Date with Death T DVD -R HQ 4409 News Media. Jack's mentor, Chef Bernard, arrives at Nolita with a radical request for Jack to feed him to death. 148040 2005 Kitchen Confidential: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-19-2005 New York Times Food Critic is one more problem Chef Jack Bourdain has to face. Page Six fall from grace, cocaine, women, table of bachelorette-party girls, a missing fingertip, poaching staff from other kitchens, and poaching a bass for opening night. 148041 1998 Kite C Japan Reporter (Heather Laska - Voice - English Version). School girl is an orphan and an assassin. 148042 2006 Kite Circuit M Australia/Canada. Short Film. Photographer (Melanie Cook). 148043 2008 Kitt Kittredge: Really Truly Ruthie NJ England, Tamara (Editor). Illustrator Walter Rane America Girls Collection Series Aspiring Reporter Kitt Kittredge is Ruthie Smithens’ best friend. 148044 1964 Kitten With a Whip M Newscaster (Jerry Dunphy). 148045 1945 Kitty M Newspaperwoman (Viola Moore). 148046 2005 Kitty and the Midnight Hour NSF Vaughn, Carrie #1 Kitty Norville Series Radio Host Kitty Norville is a closeted werewolf who hosts a popular Denver radio program called "The Midnight Hour." her show, Kitty takes phone calls from listeners (not all of whom are human) while trying to maintain her secret identity. Unfortunately, the local vampire crime family wants her show canceled and has hired someone to kill her. During the course of Kitty's dramatic on-air conversation with her would-be assassin, she reveals to listeners she is a werewolf. Eventually, local police enlist her to help track down a serial killer who exhibits werewolf like tendencies. 148047 2006 Kitty Goes to Washington NSF Vaughn, Carrie #2 Kitty Norville Series Radio Host Kitty Norville is popular late-night radio host who is a werewolf. Lovable lycanthrope is subpoenaed to attend upcoming Senate hearings regarding paranormal beings. She meets a reporter who will do anything to get an exclusive interview. After Kitty consults with her lawyer, she reluctantly agrees to go to Washington. As a rogue wolf without a pack and no territorial home, her brief stay in D.C. may even be a kind of vacation. The Senate hearings are only the tip of the iceberg of the complex and highly volatile subject of supernatural beings. 148048 2007 Kitty Takes a Holiday NSF Vaughn, Carrie #3 Kitty Norville Series Radio Host Kitty Norville is a closeted werewolf who hosts a popular Denver radio program called "The Midnight Hour." her show, Kitty takes phone calls from listeners (not all of whom are human) while trying to maintain her secret identity. Norville established a successful radio show, revealed herself to the nation as a werewolf, and testified in Senate hearings on the supernatural. She is now on hiatus from her popular radio show, holed up in a remote Colorado cabin to work on her memoirs. Her plans get derailed when werewolf hunter Cormac Bennett shows up at her hideaway with her bloodied lawyer Ben O'Farrell who has been bitten and infected by a werewolf. She discovers gruesome animal sacrifices at her door. While assisting Bennett on a case in New Mexico involving a rogue werewolf, O'Farrell was brutally attacked and in less than four days will experience his first Change. Norville and Bennett talk to locals to find out who is trying to intimidate Norville. When the full moon rises, the radio personality finds the unexpected from Bennett -- companionship, love, acceptance and the beginnings of her own pack. 148049 1939 Kitty und die Weltkonferenz MF Germany News Media. Piet Enthousen (Christian Gollong, hollandischer Journalist. Erdely, Journalistin der Weltpresse (Annemarie Schafer). Fraulein Holgerson (Gert Scott-Iversen), Journalistin der Weltpresse. Rundfunkreporter (Rudolf Schundler). 148050 2005 Klandestined N Marsh, Dan Editor Saul Stern, the new editor of Charity, Arkansas' local newspaper, The Observer. Harry Sumpter is Stern's lone-wolf reporter. All hell is about to break loose in this quiet, peaceful community of Charity. Together they take on the Ku Klux Klan, the Black Panthers, white supremacists, a corrupt sheriff, a notorious drug dealer, corporate flacks, religious zealots and a cat named Nemesis. 148051 1974 Klansman, The M Reporter. A.P. Reporter (Charles Briggs). N.Y. Times Reporter (Morgan Upton). 148052 1938 Klapzubova XI. MF Czechoslovakia Editor Palicka (Bedrich Veverka). Sportscaster Behounek (Ladislav Hemmer). 148053 1977 Klara i. Angelika MTF Reporter (Zdzislaw Wardejn). 148054 1957 Klarar Bananen Biffen? MF Editor (Gosta Jonsson). 148055 1952 Klasskamrater MF Sweden Journalist (Sven Holmberg). Pressfotograf (Curt "Minimal" Astrom). 148056 2002 Klatretosen MF Journalist (Frank Thiel) 148057 1948 Kleine Dämonen. Aus den Papieren des Journalisten Ferdinand F.B. N Hollander, Walther von Germany Journalist 148058 1970 Kleine waarheid, De TF Series Journalist (Martin Brozius) 148059 1994 Kleiner Mann ganz grob MTF Interviewer (Manfred Barthel-Himself). Interviewer (Bernhard Springer-Himself). Interviewer (Matthias Peipp). Interviewer (Marion Uhl) 148060 1986 Klette, Die MTF Reporter (Gernot Endemann) 148061 1985 Kliffaa hei! MF Editor (Pekka Autiovuori). 148062 2006 Klimt MF Austria/France/Germany/UK Photographer (Tom Trambow). 148063 1989 Klingenspringer. Ein Roman zur Zeitgschichte der Medien N Pragua, Heinz Werner Journalist 148064 1982 Klippet MF Sweden PR Executive (Tommy Johnson). 148065 1964 Klokker I maneskinn MF Norway Journalistens fortelling: Frk. Fubre (Ronnaug Alten), Kunsthandleren (Leif Enger). Maleren Zaubermann (Vegard Hall). En sjomann (Knut Hultgren). Hogne skipskapteinen (Egil Lorck). Styrmannen (Alf Malland). Fru Kjos (Henny Skjonberg). 148066 1932 Klondike M Editor Hinman (Tully Marshall). 148067 1993 Klondike Newsman: “Stroller” White D DeArmond, R.N. Illustrator Ted Harrison Journalist “Stroller” White was one of the many writers who followed the Klondike Gold Rush between 1897 and 1900, and one of the few who remained in the territory when the gold was gone. He wrote for and/or owned several newspapers in the Yukon and in Alaska and may have been first “columnist” in the northland. “The Stroller” column appeared as early as 1900 in the Klondike Nugget of Dawson and continued for 30 years. 148068 1971 Klopotliwy gosc MF Poland Reporter (Krystyna Chimanienko). 148069 2006 KMEG 14 News at Sunrise DT Series 2006 - News Media. News Anchor Kevin Jacobsen. 148070 1998 KMEG CBS 14 News at 10 PM DT Series 1998. Meteorologist Elizabeth Merriman of KMEG (2002- ). KMEG News Anchor Leslie Rupiper (2000-). 148071 1975 KMTV News at 10 PM DT Series 1975 TV Anchor (Deborah Ward). Anchor Greg Peterson (2001-). 148072 2002 Knafayim Shvurot MF Israel. Photographer, Video (Martin Umanski). 148073 2009 KNBC: Celebrating 60 years DT DVD -R HQ 10769 TV Newsroom. KNBC celebrates 60 years of covering news in Southern California. Channel 4 local news anchors include Tom Brokaw, Tom Snyder, Jess Marlowe, Kelly Lange, and others. 148074 2003 Knee High P.I. MT News Media. Reporter (Kevin Centazzo). Reporter (Beth Kennedy). Reporter (Jordan Savage). 148075 1944 Knickerbocker Holiday M SVD 754. SVD 801 Weill, Kurt, Maxwell Anderson (Musical). Thomas Lennon (Adaptation). David Boehm, Rowland Leigh, Harold Goldman (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Brom Broeck (Nelson Eddy) of the weekly New Amsterdam Gazette, fights for freedom and against corrupt politicians. To celebrate visit from governor, members of town council decide to hang someone and select the editor. Since they cannot find reason to hang him, citizenry put editor in stocks. Governor orders editor's release to avoid making martyr of him and two men become rivals for a woman. When editor interrupts liaison between governor and the woman, he is arrested He sneaks a printing press into his jail cell to print leaflets criticizing the governor. He rallies the crowd at a fair to oppose the governor, but has to subdue them when they turn into a dangerous mob. Eventually, he reforms governor and wins the hand of the woman. 148076 1945 Knickerbocker Holiday R Episode #17. 12-30-1945. Theatre Guild of the Air Editor Brom Broeck (Walter Huston) of the weekly New Amsterdam Gazette, fights for freedom and against corrupt politicians. 148077 1939 Knickerbocker Playhouse R Series 1939-1942 Press 148078 1961 Knife Edge NM MacKenzie, Donald Press 148079 1963 Knife in the Water M DVD -R HQ 3435, 3436. L Journalist (Leon Niemczyk) who is savage and cynical and his young hard-bitten wife pick up a reckless student and take him aboard their little yacht. The men get into nasty competitive games with the woman as the prize. 148080 2008 Knife of Truth, A Matter of Honor N Willerth, Cynthia Journalist. The midlife crisis of Greylen, Teller of Tales, links to a web of intrigue and finally that big story every journalist craves. 148081 1989 Knight and Daye T Series 7-8-1979 to 8-14-1989 Radio. Hank Knight (Jack Warden) and Everett Daye (Mason Adams) host Knight and Daye, morning radio show, KLOP, San Diego. Originally hosted 1940s program on WLMM, New York City 148082 2002 Knight Chills M Newscaster (Rebecca Holden) 148083 1992 Knight Moves M News Media. TV Newscaster (Mark Wilson). Reporter (Donna Yamamoto). 148084 2008 Knight of the Cumberland D Fox, John American Journalist John Fox Jr. (1862-1919) graduated in 1883 and became a reporter in New York City. After working for both the New York Times and the New York Sun, he published a successful serialization of his first novel in Century magazine in 1892. Fox gained a following as a war correspondent for Harper’s Weekly in Cuba during the Spanish-American War of 1898 where he served with the Rough Riders. Six years later he traveled to the Orient to report on the Russo-Japanese War for Scribner’s magazine. 148085 1982 Knight Rider: T SV 133 Episodes. Series 9-26-1982 to 8-8-1986. News Media 148086 1983 Knight Rider: Give Me Liberty…Or Give Me Death T DVD -R HQ 5520 Episode #15 1-21-83 Photojournalist Liberty Cox (Robin Dearden) for New Wheels Magazine. . "Is that all this is to you, a hot picture and cover story." Female journalist in jeopardy. Gonzo journalism in the flesh. "I want to live the story. I want to breathe the story." "I had the world's greatest racing scoop, talking car to the rescue…" and the editor kills the story. Devon Miles gets editor to kill the story. 148087 1982 Knight Rider: Just My Bill T DVD -R HQ 5321 Episode. News Media. Michael and KITT guard a controversial senator opposing water-power legislation. Interview program. 148088 1985 Knight Rider: Knight & Knerd T Episode #64. 3-17-1985 Photographer Allie Raymond (Tawny Moyer). 148089 1983 Knight Rider: KNRID050 T Episode News Media 148090 1983 Knight Rider: Nice, Indecent, Little Town, A T DVD -R HQ 5314 Episode Reporter Jabina Bruce of the Alpine Crest Tribune, a newspaper owned by her aunt, Martha Haverstraw. She is working for the local newspaper waiting for "my goodbye story" -- a story that will "launch me into big city journalism." Looking for exclusive, runs afoul of the sheriff. She says, "We have freedom of the press here. Laws to guarantee it." She also says, "I'm a reporter and have a constitutional right to know what's going on." Reporter gets KITT to help Michael escape from jail. The town's Bible printing plant harbors counterfeiters. Alpine Crest Tribune newspaper office. 148091 1985 Knight Rider: Nineteenth Hole, The T DVD -R HQ 5844 (Mislabeled on disc as 5842). Episode #58627. 3-10-1985 Newspaper Editor intimidated. Michael enters KITT in a grand prix race to nail the person intimidating the editor. 148092 1983 Knight Rider: No Big Thing T DVD -R HQ 5377 Episode News Media 148093 1986 Knight Rider: Redemption of a Champion T Episode #84. 1-31-1986 News Media. Reporter #1 (Ron Pinkard). Reporter #2 (Pete Youngblood). 148094 1984 Knight Rider: Speed Demons T Episode #39. 2-12-1984 Reporter Darlena Webster (Christine De Lisle). Reporter Roger Floyd (Madison Mason). Cameraman (Kurt Fuller). Race Announcer (Larry Huffman). 148095 1983 Knight Rider: Topaz Connection, The T DVD -R HQ 5308 Episode #16. 1-28-1983 Magazine Publisher murdered and this leads Michael to Las Vegas and an expose the magazine was about to print. Magazine publisher's daughter links her father's murder to the top-secret expose. Photographer (Pendleton Brown). 148096 2006 Knight Tenebrae NSF Lee, Julianne Reporter Lindsay Pawlowski and a Navy pilot are in a plane crash and end up being stranded in 14th century Scotland where they find themselves fighting for love, honor and perhaps the future of the human race. 148097 2005 Knight to F4 M Chess Reporters (Larry Thomas). Cameraman (Tristan Whitman). 148098 1937 Knight Without Armour (aka Knight Without Armor) M Journalist A.J. Fotheringill (Robert Donat) writes article that irritates Czar and is kicked out of the country 148099 1981 Knightriders M Photographer (Victor Pappas). 148100 1987 Knights of God T UK. Series. Photographer (Roy Evans). 148101 2007 Knights of Prosperity, The: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 7687 Episode #1. 1-5-2007 Entertainment News Media. A janitor gets the idea of robbing Mick Jagger after he watches an E-News Report on Jagger's apartment. 148102 1747 Knights, The P USC Foote, Samuel Press. Sir Gregory Gazette: "What, neither the Gloucester Journal, nor the Worcester Courant, nor the Northampton Mercury…a strange town this…no news stirring, no papers taken in!" "But pray, Mr. Hartop, how many newspapers may you have printed in a week?" Hartop: "About a hundred and fifty, Sir Gregory." Sir Greg: "Good now, good now! And all full, I reckon; full as an egg; nothing but news!"…which do you reckon the best?" Hartop: "Oh, Sir Gregory, they are as various in their excellencies as their uses; if you are inclined to blacken, by a couple of lines, the reputation of a neighbour, whose character neither your nor his whole life can possibly restore, you may do it…" 148103 1949 Knock on Any Door M DVD -R HQ 6345, 6346. SVD 962 Newspaper. Humphrey Bogart summation about newspapers very effective. Good rebuke to reporters. Newspaper coverage of trial. Headlines and photographs Reporter (Richard Bartell). Reporter (Joan Danton). Reporter (Eda Reiss Merin). Reporter (Joe Palma). Reporter (Ed Randolph). 148104 1959 Knock Three-One-Two NM OWN - H Brown, Fredric With three other novels. News Vendor Benny Knox and his newsstand, selling newspapers. Very little journalism 148105 2000 Knock, The: T Episode #36. 11-4-2000 Newsreader (Emily Fairman). 148106 2007 Knocked Up M DVD -R HQ 9925, 9926, 9927 Entertainment-Celebrity Correspondent Alison Scott (Katherine Heigl) for E! Entertainment Television becomes an on-air celebrity journalist. Then she gets pregnant to a contentedly underemployed slacker and the games begin. 148107 1941 Knockout M DVD -R HQ 6200, 6201. SVD 1450 Fressier, Michael (Story). M. Coates Webster (Screenplay) Ness Book. Quinn Sports Reporter Gloria Van Ness (Virginia Field) is daughter of newspaper owner. She plays up fighter who wants to retire to start health farm with his wife in her articles and takes a personal interest in him causing rift between him and his wife. After betting against him, his manager drugs the fighter and the fighter loses both the big bout and the reporter, but his wife takes him back. Zeke, Gloria's Photographer (Tom Dugan). Reporter (Peter Ashley). Reporter (Herbert Anderson). Reporter (Garrett Craig). Reporter (Stuart Holmes). First Reporter DeWolfe (William Hopper). Second Reporter (Creighton Hale). Announcer (Lee Phelps). Announcer (Pat O'Malley). Radio Next to Radio Announcer (George Campeau). 148108 2000 Knockout M Sports Commentator, Fight (Jim Jenkins). Fight Commentator (Shane Mosley). 148109 1998 Knockout Kings G Sports. Boxing Commentators, In-Game (Al Alberet, Jess Harnell, Jimmy Lennon Jr., Brad Lockerman, Sean O'Grady -- Voices). 148110 1927 Knockout Reilly M Radio Reporter (Graham McNamee). Ring Announcer (Joe Humphries). 148111 2005 Knots Landing Reunion: Together Again T DVD -R HQ 5062 News Media. 148112 1979 Knots Landing: T Episodes. Series (12-27, 1979 to 5- 13,1993) TV Newsman Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan). Publicist Bess Riker (Louise Sorel), Valene Ewing's publicity agent. Publicist Chip Roberts (Michael Sabatino) ends up being a killer. In 1982-1983, Val became quite a celebrity with her book and began dating Reporter Ben Gibson. Chip Roberts, who worked for Val's press agent and was simultaneously having affairs with Diana and Ciji Dunne. When Ciji got pregnant, Chip killed her but because of circumstantial evidence, Gary was indicted for the crime. Diana and Chip skipped town together. Later she returned alone. Chip was subequently caught and convicted of Ciji's murder, escaped from prison and died in a freak accident at Gary's ranch where he was hiding out with Diana. Val married Ben. In 1986-1987, politics was a major focus. Val tried to make her marriage to Ben work. When it didn't Baen left for South America. 148113 1983 Knots Landing: …And Never Brought to Mind T Episode #81. 11-3-1983 Publicist Chip Roberts (Michael Sabatino) is rushed to surgery after Lilimae hits him. She's arrested. Val says she'll pay the bail. Chip goes into a coma. Diana blames Karen for running him over. 148114 1984 Knots Landing: …So Shall You Reap T Episode. 2-9-1984. Season #5. Episode #19 Reporter #1 (Marion Yue). Reporter #2 (Michael Cornelison). 148115 1985 Knots Landing: Aftershocks T Episode #143. 12-26-1985 Reporter #1 (Catherine MacNeal). Reporter #2 (Bobby Hosea). Joshua was murdered. Greg gives a press conference saying Gary blew up Empire Valley. 148116 1985 Knots Landing: Aftershocks T Episode #141. 12-26-1985 News Media. Reporter (Bobby Hosea). Reporter (Catherine MacNeal). 148117 1986 Knots Landing: All Over But the Shouting T Episode #167. 10-23-1986 Reporter (Iona Morris). Reporter #2 (Roger Nolan). Jean introduces herself to Val as an old college friend of Ben's and Val invites her to dinner. Reporter Ben Gibson tells Jean to leave him alone or he'll expose her on TV. 148118 1986 Knots Landing: All Over But the Shouting T Episode #166. 10-23-1986. News Media. Reporters (Iona Morris, Roger Nolan). 148119 1991 Knots Landing: Always On Your Side T Episode #292. 2-7-1991 Photographer Steve Brewer asks Kate a lot of questions about her father and Claudia. He accidentally digs Paige's car and Paige is furious with him and demands he fix it. Steve has a parole officer who says he needs to get a job and stay out of trouble. Or he'll put him back into prison. 148120 1985 Knots Landing: Awakenings T Episode #137. 11-7-1985 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) puts Cathy on Joshua's show when Joshua doesn't show up for a taping. Josh is upset, has Cathy meet him and beats her up. She runs to Ben's. They have heart-to-heart talk and Ben tells her to leave Joshua. Cathy points out he doesn't leave Val. Val tells Ben she loves him and is ready to get married. He says that's not a solution, but she convinces him. He says he will but that he wants to be the twins' father -- the only father -- and Val agrees. Gary stops by to see the twins and begins to suspect that he may be their father. 148121 1997 Knots Landing: Back to the Cul-de-Sac MT Miniseries. 5-7/9-1997. TV Reporter (Sergia Sanchez). 148122 1990 Knots Landing: Best Laid Plans, The T SVD 1195 Episode #284. 11-15-1990 Tabloid. Media. Tabloid prints Anne's pictures. Danny, drunk, breaks his fingers as Julie tries to shut the sliding glass door. In pain, he staggers around and falls into the pool and drowns. Death ruled an accident. 148123 1988 Knots Landing: Borderline T Episode #221. 11-3-1988 Publicist Ted Melcher meets with Greg. Val wakes up but o one believes her accusations about Jill. 148124 1984 Knots Landing: Buying Time T Episode #101. 10-4-1984. Season 6 opener Reporter #1 (Selma Archerd). Reporter #2 (Geof Prysirr). Val admits to Reporter Ben Gibson she still loves Gary. Karen has surgery. Bullet entered her ribs and shattered. Doctor says one fragment lodged in her spine that can't be removed. At some point, fragment will shift and she will become paralyzed and will die soon after that. 148125 1989 Knots Landing: Cabin Fever T Episode #229. 1-12-1989 Reporter (Larry McCormick). Greg and Abby hold a press conference to announce their marriage and his candidacy for mayor. 148126 1984 Knots Landing: Calculated Risks T Episode #101. 9-27-1984 News Media. Reporter #1 (Marguerite DeLain). 148127 1983 Knots Landing: Change of Heart, A T Episode #83. 11-17-1983 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) finds out Val slept with Gary. He is upset and leaves. Karen's still upset over Diana and is having back pains. Cathy is a Ciji look-a-like. Diana gives deposition that Chip "accidentally" killed Ciji, but then he wakes up from the coma. Police handcuff him to the bed. Police decide to move Chip to County Hospital, but when they go to his room to get him, he's gone. 148128 1982 Knots Landing: China Dolls T Episode #52. 4-15-1982 Reporter (Tom Jordan). 148129 1986 Knots Landing: Confession, The T Episode #146. 1-16-1986 Reporter #1 (Ken Martinez). Reporter #2 (Lori Street). 148130 1986 Knots Landing: Confession, The T Episode #145. 1-16-1986 Reporter (Ken Martinez). Reporter (Lori Street). 148131 1983 Knots Landing: Cutting the Ties That Bind T Episode #66. 1-6-1983 Publicist Chip Roberts (Michael Sabatino) is offered a job with Thornwell and Associates if he can bring them Val's account. Chip steals two chapters of her current manuscript and gives it to them. Ciji tells Chip she's pregnant and Chip yells that this will ruin everything and manhandles her. 148132 1990 Knots Landing: Dead But Not Buried T SVD 1195 Episode #280. 10-18-1990 TV Host Karen is trapped in the studio. She was overjoyed to find that Jeff was still alive until he locked her in the station and tried to kill her. He says Wayne was killed in his apartment and sent her all the letters. Jeff lies to police but Dianne taped the whole thing. Karen gives her famous "Pollyanna" speech. Danny is found dead. 148133 1987 Knots Landing: Deadly Combination T Episode #185. 3-26-1987 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) wants the family to go into hiding, but Val says that is no life for the twins. Ben has an elaborate security system installed. Lilimae accidentally sets it off, and Ben, thinking she's Jean, gets her in a choke hold. 148134 1992 Knots Landing: Dedicated to the One I Love T Episode #316. 2-27-1992 Journalist (Vasili Bogazianos). 148135 1988 Knots Landing: Discovery T Episode #217. 4-28-1988 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) is heard on a another tape. Jill calls Val and plays the tape of Ben and hangs up. Val plays "Ben's" tape to Gary but it's blank. Jill convinces Gary Val is going crazy and might be suicidal. Dropping off the twins, Jill overhears Val tell neighbors she is so sound up about Ben that he doctor has prescribed sleeping pills, but she won't get them. Jill steals the prescription and gets it filled. 148136 1986 Knots Landing: Distant Rumblings T Episode #153. 3-13-1986 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) listens when Cathy tells him she wants to leave the show. He confides in her and later Mac that he is tired of Gary being in his life whichever way he turns. Ben and Cathy kiss starting a secret affair. 148137 1990 Knots Landing: Do Not Attempt to Remove T SVD 1195 Episode #283. 11-8-1990 News Media. Blackmail continues. 148138 1989 Knots Landing: Double Jeopardy T Episode #236. 3-2-1989 TV Reporter (Larry McCormick). Paige leaks a story that Greg is still fighting for Meg's custody, and he loses the election. Gary is arrested for Jill's murder. 148139 1989 Knots Landing: Down Came the Rain and Washed the Spider Out (1) T Episode #246. 5-18-1989 Press Conference. Abby holds one saying she bought Lotus Point in order to stop the oil drilling and is donating it to government as a wildlife preserve. 148140 1985 Knots Landing: Emperor's Clothes, The T Episode. 2-21-1985 News Media 148141 1983 Knots Landing: Fatal Blow, The T Episode #72. 2-24-1983 News Media. Newscaster (Deanne Crowe). TV Reporter (Bob McLean). Reporter #2 (Cheryl Carter). Reporter #3 (James Saito). Reporter (Dick Wieand). 148142 1985 Knots Landing: Fly Away Home T Episode #118. 2-7-1985 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) has a flat tire on the road to Empire Valley. A truck with radio receives stops to help him. Ben takes one of the receivers and tells Mac he thinks Empire Valley is only a cover for something bigger. Val, who has had amnesia, remembers who she is. Abby tells Gary Ben needs to take care of Val. Gary tells Val they are not married. She's upset. 148143 1985 Knots Landing: For Better, For Worse T Episode #125. 4-4-1985 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) is furious when Joshua breaks his Wesphall story on his show and says Ben is trying to make a conspiracy that isn't there. Abby tells Joshua he's losing his ratings. Cathy tells Joshua she'll marry him and Joshua asks Ben to be his best man because despite of what he thinks of him, he considers him family. Joshua and Cathy get married. 148144 1984 Knots Landing: Forsaking All Others T Episode #90. 1-5-1984 Reporter (Brandyn Artis). Reporter (Stephanie Faulker). Karen has a chemical dependency program but denies it. 148145 1984 Knots Landing: Forsaking All Others T Episode. 1-12-1984. Season #5. Episode #15 News Media. Reporter #2 (Kim Beaty). Reporter #3 (Brandyn Artis). Reporter #4 (Clare Nono). Reporter #5 (Steve Fifield). Reporter #6 (James Saito). Reporter #7 (Stephanie Faulkner). 148146 1986 Knots Landing: Friendly Enemies T Episode. 1-30-1986 News Media 148147 1983 Knots Landing: Fugitives T Episode #77. 10-6-1983 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) runs into Val while jogging on the beach. Admits he doesn't jog and was just doing it to meet her. They go do dinner, but Val leaves when she learns he is a reporter. He reveals his love for Val. Diana sees a news story about publicist Chip Roberts and is unnerved. Chip starts to cry and tells Diana he slept with Ciji before he met her. He says Ciji was going to tell Diana she was pregnant to break them up. Chip said he was scared he would lose her, so they got into an argument and he hit her, but didn't mean to kill her. He claims it was an accident but that he did it so he and Diana could be together. 148148 1988 Knots Landing: Full Disclosure T Episode #210. 3-10-1988 Interviewer (Mary Hale). 148149 1986 Knots Landing: Gifts T Episode #174. 12-11-1986 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) gives Abby his resignation. Greg tells him his job is to keep Peter's nose clean. Peter tells Ben that he is not Greg's puppet. Jean's lover asks her what Ben will do if he finds that she is no longer with the CIA. 148150 1989 Knots Landing: Good Guys, The T Episode #255. 11-16-1989 TV Host Karen fills in on "Open Mike." 148151 1990 Knots Landing: Good News, Bad News T Episode #268. 3-1-1990 TV Host Karen is being forced to quit her job by Dianne. She begins to get terrorized at her job., Danny gets more and more violent. 148152 1989 Knots Landing: Guilty Until Proven Innocent T Episode #238. 3-16-1989 Reporter #1 (Dan Moreau). Reporter #2 (Susan Widem). Reporter #3 (Kriss Turner). All murder charges against Gary are dropped. Jill killed herself. 148153 1989 Knots Landing: Guilty Until Proven Innocent T Episode #234. 3-16-1989 News Media. Reporter (Dan Moreau). Reporter (Kriss Turner). Reporter (Susan Widem). 148154 1984 Knots Landing: Hanging Fire T Episode #103. 10-25-1984 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) works at a cable station and Gary buys the station. 148155 1984 Knots Landing: Hanging Fire T Episode #102. 10-4-1984 News Media. Reporter #1 (Catherine MacNeal). Reporter #2 (Dennis McKenzie). Reporter #4 (Marguerite DeLain). 148156 1989 Knots Landing: Heat of Passion, The T Episode #245. 5-11-1989 Reporter (Peggy Faracy). Abby calls the Secretary of State and tells him Greg's publicist has tried to drill for oil on protected land. Abby then tells Greg who tells her to fire Publicist Ted Melcher or it will cost him the appointment Publicist Melcher tells Mac that Paige was fired and is Greg's mistress. 148157 1986 Knots Landing: His Brother's Keeper T Episode #158. 5-1-1986 Reporter (Bobby Hosea). Val tells Ben she senses something is wrong and she'd like to work through it with him. He says he has a lot on his mind. Cathy asks him to go on the road with her and be her manager. 148158 1986 Knots Landing: His Brother's Keeper T Episode #156. 5-1-1986 Reporter (Bobby Hosea). 148159 1983 Knots Landing: Homecoming T Episode #85. 12-1-1983 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) goes with Val to bring Lilimae home. Diana brings chicken soup to the barn at the ranch where Chip is hiding. Gary turns waitress into a Ciji-look-at-like. 148160 1983 Knots Landing: I'll Tell You No Lies T Episode #86. 12-8-1983 Publicist Chip Roberts (Michael Sabatino) is hiding in the stable and Dana goes to meet him. Cathy walks in and Chip is dumbfounded thinking she's Ciji. Frightened, he scrambles to get away from her and falls on a pitchfork. Police and Diana run to the stable when they hear Cathy screaming. Chip is dead. 148161 1990 Knots Landing: If I Die Before I Wake T Episode #274. 5-3-1990 Reporter #1 (Tom Hutchinson). Reporter #2 (Michele Harrell). Reporter #3 (Diane Vincent). Reporter #4 (Don Mirault). Associate Producer Jeff tells Karen that if she quits, Dianne will replace her as the host. Karen receives flowers that have snakes in them. Terrified, she calls Wayne to come over and stay with her. Mac questions everyone at the station. Wayne has constructed a "monument" to Karen. 148162 1990 Knots Landing: If I Die Before I Wake T Episode #269. 5-3-1990 News Media. Reporter (Michele Harrell). Reporter (Tom Hutchinson). Reporter (Dono Mirault). Reporter (Diane Vincent). 148163 1987 Knots Landing: In Mourning T Episode #182. 2-19-1987 Reporter #1 (Anthony Ellis). Reporter #2 (Linda Kurimoto). Val and the kids are brought home in a catering van. Val is frantic about Ben. Mac hires bodyguards posing as construction workers to protect Val and instructs Val to say Ben is on a business trip Lilimae asks Ken if she knows what's going on as Ben had her close her bank account. They drove around in a stolen car, then in a catering van all night. Now there are two carpenters at the house watching them. Karen asks both Mac and Val what is going on, but neither tell her anything. Greg's death is in the paper. Gary and Jill plan to marry in Las Vegas but he postpones it. Val goes to the ranch and Greg walks in. Val suddenly wonders if Ben is dead. 148164 1987 Knots Landing: In Mourning T Episode #181. 2-19-1987 News Media. Reporter (Linda Kurimoto). 148165 1991 Knots Landing: In the Do House T Episode #293. 2-14-1991 Photographer Steve Brewer tells Claudia he is her son and wants to know why she gave him away. She throws him out. 148166 1986 Knots Landing: Inside Man, The T Episode #173. 12-4-1986 Reporter (Catherine MacNeal). Jean gives Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) cash for his "services." Lilimae finds it while doing laundry and shows Val. Ben tells her it's the office pool. Val is worried about Ben's strange behavior. Greg offers Ben a job. He doesn't want to take it, but does when Jean threatens his family. 148167 1986 Knots Landing: Inside Man, The T Episode #172. 12-4-1986. News Media. Reporter (Catherine MacNeal). 148168 1984 Knots Landing: Ipso Facto T Episode #105. 11-8-1984 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) leaves a floppy disc on his desk at the cable station labeled "Val's Notes." Abby finds it and puts it in the computer. It's a love letter to Val that he loves her but can't get over fact she is having Gary's baby. Abby is shocked. 148169 1988 Knots Landing: Just Desserts T Episode #216. 4-14-1988 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) voice on the tape is listened to by Val over and over. Jill steals the key to Val's house and replaces the tape with a blank one. 148170 1986 Knots Landing: Just Disappeared T Episode #161. 9-18-1986 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) meets an old friend, Jean Hackney. He goes to her boutique, which is a cover from underground activities. She asks him to spy on Greg and kisses him. He tells her he no longer can do either activity. 148171 1986 Knots Landing: Key To a Woman's Heart, A T Episode #149. 2-6-1986 Tabloid has article about how Joshua tried to kill Cathy. Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) tells Cathy that Sonny works for the tabloid. She breaks down crying and Ben comforts her. Cathy slaps Sonny who tells her he had to do it, to tell her side of the story. 148172 1990 Knots Landing: Let's Get Married T Episode #276. 5-17-1990 TV Host Karen has been terrorized by Dianne. Dianne goes crazy and is taken to a psychiatric ward where they find LSD in her blood. Karen is relieved. Then Associate Producer Jeff looks through a scrapbook he has of a slain anchorwoman. He starts a new page…"For Karen…." 148173 1985 Knots Landing: Little Assistance, A T Episode #135. 10-24-1985 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) is depressed whether he and Val will ever get married. Ben tells Joshua he'd better do something to get his ratings up or he'll cancel his show. Journalist (Tom Shultz). 148174 1984 Knots Landing: Little Help, A T Episode #104. 11-1-1984 Press Conference. Abby, who held the press conference on Greg's behalf, asks reporter at the cable station to dig up medical history of Greg's opponent. Finds out that the opponent had been in psychiatric hospital. Abby overrides Reporter Ben Gibson and runs the story. Gibson is livid. Greg tells Abby he will wring the neck of whoever leaked it. Abby smiles and tells him that he leaked it. 148175 1984 Knots Landing: Little Help, A T Episode #103. 10-11-1984 News Media. Reporter #2 (Catherine MacNeal). 148176 1985 Knots Landing: Longest Day, The T Episode #131. 9-26-1985 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) waits with Val who has been right all the time about her babies. He tells her Karen believed her all along and worked for months to find the babies. Val's upset no one told her they believed her. Joshua tells Val that her babies were found because he and his viewers prayed she would be forgiven of her sins. 148177 1983 Knots Landing: Marital Privileges T Episode #79. 10-20-1983 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) tells Val he doesn't want a story, but wants to get to know her. They agree to be friends. Diana tells Karen that Chip killed Ciji for her. Karen says she'll testify, but Janet says they need Diana.. Furious, Diana tells Karen she never wants to see her again. Lilimae goes to see Chip who laughs at her. She realizes he killed Ciji. 148178 1984 Knots Landing: Message in a Bottle T Episode #110. 12-13-1984 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) is concerned about Val's mental health. She still insists her babies were born alive. Val overhears Ben and Lilimae deciding to get help for her. Next morning, she packs and calls a cab. 148179 1983 Knots Landing: Money Talks T Episode #84. 11-24-1993 Publicist Chip Roberts (Michael Sabatino) is still at large. Police patrol the ranch for him. Val makes a romantic meal for Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan). But she gets bad and leaves when he assumes she will sleep with him. Later she goes back and the reporter and Val make love. 148180 1983 Knots Landing: Morning After, The T Episode #70. 2-3-1983 Publicist Chip Roberts (Michael Sabatino) is in an article saying he is wanted in connection for a beating and his name is Tony Fenice. Ciji finds the article and Chip threatens her not to tell anyone. She fires him. 148181 1990 Knots Landing: My Love Always T Episode #273. 4-26-1990 TV Host Karen receives strange letters from a fan who signs his letters "my love always." He sends her a scarf to wear on the air, but she doesn't. A light on the set almost hits Karen. When she arrives home, she finds a photo of herself cut into pieces with "I hate you" written on it. 148182 1987 Knots Landing: My True Love T Episode #178. 1-15-1987 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) receives a call from Jean who says she wants Ben to break into Greg's computer. 148183 1984 Knots Landing: Negotiations T Episode #100. 3-29-1984 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) tells Val Gary is dead. Karen tells Val Gary is alive but kidnapped. Val confronts Ben who says he was happy when he thought Gary was dead because he's tired of her being in love with him. Ben and Val break up. Greg calls press conference and says he has found out Wolfbridge is a criminal organization. Gives credit to Mac. Gary sees Val and runs to her. Cleaning woman pulls out a gun to shoot him but Mac grabs her arm. She accidentally shoots Karen instead. 148184 1987 Knots Landing: Neighborly Conduct T Episode #184. 3-12-1987 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) is upset that Greg sent Jean to Paraguay instead of pressing charges. He is ultra-paranoid and thinks he sees Jean everywhere. Greg fires Ben. 148185 1989 Knots Landing: Never Judge a Book By Its Cover T Episode #257. 12-7-1989 TV Host Karen Cooper Fairgate MacKenzie (Michele Lee) takes over a permanent host of TV's Open Mike (1989-1990). Her first show on rape, makes Danny Waleska uncomfortable. 148186 1987 Knots Landing: Never Trick a Trickster T Episode #179. 1-29-1987 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) Greg finds bug in his office and suspects someone has hooked up o his computer. He makes phony deals and tells Ben about it. Ben tells Jean who is upset because she fell for it. Jean tells Ben that his new assignment is to kill Greg. She decides to kill Greg after he discovers that she has bugged his office and went into his computer. 148187 1987 Knots Landing: Nightmare T Episode #183. 3-5-1987 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) is alive. Jean's superior tells her she needs to kill Greg. Mac and the agent arrest her. Mac explains to Karen he couldn't tell Val Ben was alive because she would give it away. Val, hysterical about Ben, tries to buy a gun. Unsuccessful, she goes to the ranch and takes Gary's gun. Val breaks into Jean's store and almost shoots a cleaning woman by accident. Gary finds her and brings her home. Ben walks in and they hug, kiss, cry. That night, Ben dreams that Jean kills Val. 148188 1984 Knots Landing: No Trumpets, No Drums T Episode #96. 2-23-1984 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) leaves for El Salvador and Val is upset. She finds out she's having twins. She gets a call saying that Ben and two others were on their way to a rebel encampment and their jeep was hit. The men are missing. 148189 1983 Knots Landing: Nowhere To Run T Episode #78. 10-13-1983 Publicist Chip Roberts (Michael Sabatino) and Diana are spotted by a state trooper. They take off down a dirt road, find an abandoned shack. She assures Chip she loves him. The next morning, Chip and Diana find they are surrounded by police and Chip pretends to hold Diana hostage. A policeman shoots, which causes confusion. Chip is arrested. Karen tries to hug Diana, but Diana pushes her away. Diana runs to the police car and tells Chip she loves him. Reporter asks Diana a question and she replies: "It’s not Miss Fairgate. It's Mrs. Tony Fenice." (Chip Roberts' original name). Journalist (Chris Capen). 148190 1983 Knots Landing: Nowhere to Run T Episode. 10-6-1983. Season #5. Episode #3 Reporter (Chris Capen). 148191 1985 Knots Landing: One Day in a Row T Episode #128. 5-9-1985 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) has a reporter check out the obstetrician who delivered Val's babies. He finds that the doctor has gambling debts and they think that was his motive for agreeing the babies. Reporter gives Ben list of unethical adoption agencies. Ben and Karen go to one posing as a couple who wants to adopt and say they were recommended by the doctor. When they leave, the lawyer calls the doctor and tells him Karen came to see him. She was just as the doctor described her. 148192 1983 Knots Landing: One Kind of Justice T Episode #80. 10-27-1983 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) and Val are at Greg's fundraiser. Lilimae tries to convince both Publicist Chip Roberts and Diana to testify he killed Ciji because he has to pay for his crime. Janet tells Lilimae that since Chip won't confess and Diana won't testify, they don't have enough to hold Chip and he'll be released the next day. Lilimae decides to try to talk to him one last time and brings Karen to talk to Diana. As they pull up, Chip has already been released and is talking to reporters. Lilimae revs the as and hits Chip with her car. 148193 1987 Knots Landing: Our Secret T Episode #186. 4-2-1987 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) flips out when Lilimae turns off the security system. She and Val are really worried about his paranoid behavior. 148194 1987 Knots Landing: Parental Guidance T Episode #188. 4-30-1987 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) tells Val that his obsession is ruining the family. She thinks he has come back to his senses. Ben makes plans to leave the country, but tells Val he got a job in South America. Ben asks Mac to keep an eye on the family and tells Gary that he's glad the twins have him as security in case something should happen to him. Ben leaves for his "job" in a taxi. Ben Gibson leaves the series for good. 148195 1983 Knots Landing: People vs. Gary Ewing T Episode #76. 9-29-1983 News Media. Photographer for Tribune newspaper (Bob Larkin). Val is dogged by reporters. A "mystery man" helps her escape them. The reporter that helps Val is Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan). TV Reporter (Pat Colbert). Reporter #1 (Conroy Gedeon). Reporter #3 (Clare Nono). Reporter #4 (James Hardie). Reporter #5 (Steve Fifield). Reporter #6 (Beau Billingslea). 148196 1988 Knots Landing: Perfect Alibi, The T Episode #218. 5-5-1988 Reporter talks to Paige and as the reporter drives away, her car blows up. Jill sets up Val. 148197 1988 Knots Landing: Perfect Crime, The T Episode #219. 5-12-1988 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) is being used by Jill who surprises Val and says letters and calls from Ben were a hoax. She had the forger write a suicide note for Val that says Val found out Ben is dead. Jill forces Val to take the sleeping pills saying if she doesn't, she'll shoot Val. Val passes out. 148198 1988 Knots Landing: Pick-Up Game, The T DVD -R HQ 3638 Episode Newspaper implicates Karen, Gary and Abby in the drug activities at Lotus Point. 148199 1985 Knots Landing: Pictures at a Wedding T Episode #138. 11-14-1985 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) gives Joshua's show to Cathy and he and Ben fight. Cathy tells Ben Josh is upset because Lilimae is dying. Ben talks with her doctor who says Lilimae only has bursitis. Cathy is upset Joshua would like to her like that. Gary talks to Val and Ben sees this and isn't happy about it. 148200 1985 Knots Landing: Piece of the Pie, A T Episode #122. 3-7-1985 Press Conference Greg calls on TV announcing that Galveston was his father, had died and that he's resigning from the Senate and taking over his company. Karen believes Val is right: the babies are still live. 148201 1987 Knots Landing: Plan of Action, A T Episode #180. 2-5-1987 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) refuses to kill Greg and Jean says she'll kill his family. After someone tries to run Val off the road, Ben tells her that he was part of a subversive group that bombed a building and an innocent man was killed. Ben says they want him to kill Greg. Ben and Val decide to run away. Val won't tell Lilimae what is up. Ben is followed, and steals car to lose them. Val, Lilimae and the kids follow Ben's plan to meet him secretly. As they drive away, Jean pulls up next to them in her car. 148202 1989 Knots Landing: Poetic Justice T Episode #249. 10-5-1989 Publicist Ted Melcher takes off in a truck. Tow trucks are pulling Ted's truck out of a lake. Everyone thinks Ted has drowned, but he hasn't. He flags down a car to drive him back to town. 148203 1989 Knots Landing: Poor Jill T Episode #235. 2-23-1989 Publicist Ted Melcher and Abby are furious when Greg, who is livid when he sees the paper with an article about Meg, gives a Press Conference to give his side of the story. Jill is killed. 148204 1985 Knots Landing: Price to Pay, A T Episode #127. 5-2-1985 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) proposes to Val but she tells him she can feel her babies cry at night and can't marry him with that going on. Ben thinks Val is losing it so Mac and Karen tell him about their investigation into a black market scheme Greg tells Abby he'll exchange some notebook pages for her broadcasting license and Empire Valley TV Station. 148205 1991 Knots Landing: Question Game, The T Episode #305. 9-19-1991 Reporter #1 (Marina Zenovicii). Reporter #2 (John Nielsen). Reporter #3 (Dominique Jennings). 148206 1991 Knots Landing: Question Game, The T Episode #300. 9-19-1991 News Media. Reporter (John Nielsen). Reporter (Marina Zenovicii). 148207 1984 Knots Landing: Reconcilable Differences T Episode #91. 1-12-1984 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) tells Val to tell people that the baby is Gary's because he is tried of everyone bugging him about it and he wants to be free of her. 148208 1990 Knots Landing: Return Engagement T Episode #277. 9-13-1990. Season 12 Opener TV Host Karen and Mac are given cell phones for protection by Associate Producer Jeff who then experiments making a phone bomb. Karen goes to Jeff's but he sneaks out and then Meg calls Jeff's number thinking Karen's there. Jeff's apartment building blows up. Jeff is assumed dead. 148209 1986 Knots Landing: Reunion T Episode #163. 9-25-1986 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) is called by his old friend and he tells her never to call him at home. Columnist (Gerald Berns). Ben poses hypothetical question to Val: Should he do a report on a man who was once in a subversive group that bombed a building but had gotten out and was now a responsible man with a family. Val says no, as it would hurt his family. 148210 1982 Knots Landing: Reunion T Episode #44. 2-11-1982 News Media. Reporter (Melanie Noble). 148211 1992 Knots Landing: Sea of Love T Episode #317. 3-12-1992 Reporter (Mike Jacobs Jr.) News Media. Greg and Paige make headlines after she visits him in the hospital where Claudia takes charge. 148212 1984 Knots Landing: Second Chances T Episode. 1-19-1984 News Media 148213 1983 Knots Landing: Secrets Cry Aloud T Episode #89. 12-29-1983 Reporter #1 (Michael Cornelison). Reporter #2 (Marion Yue). Val tells Lilimae she's pregnant and Lilimae inadvertently tells Reporter Ben Gibson. Val admits to him that the baby is Gary's and Ben is upset. 148214 1984 Knots Landing: Secrets Cry Aloud T Episode. 1-5-1984. Season #5. Episode #14 Reporter #1 (Michael Cornelison). Reporter #3 (Marion Yue). 148215 1991 Knots Landing: Sense of Urgency, A T Episode #291. 1-31-1991 Photographer Steve Brewer introduces himself to Kate and pretends to interview her. 148216 1988 Knots Landing: Sex and Violence T Episode #224. 12-1-1988 Publicist Ted Melcher is hired by Abby to change Lotus Point's bad image. 148217 1984 Knots Landing: Silent Missions T Episode #97. 3-1-1984 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) is still missing in El Salvador but the two men who were with him are found dead. Val wants to go to El Salvador, but Karen says she will be putting her babies at risk. Val is upset, calls Gary sobbing and he tells her to come out to the ranch. Gary is murdered. Just then Val drives up. 148218 1986 Knots Landing: Slow Burn T Episode #165. 10-9-1986 Reporter Ben Gibson keeps hanging up on old friend. News of Gary and Jill's affair hits the papers. Karen escapes the burning house. Phil sees her on the road and tries to run her down. She escapes into the woods. Phil finds her. She throws a bucket of ammonia in his face and runs out. Greg stops him. Mac and Karen run into each other's arms and he brings her home. 148219 1984 Knots Landing: So Shall You Reap T Episode #94. 2-9-1984 Reporter #1 (Marion Yue). Reporter #2 (Michael Cornelison). Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) proposes to Val and says he'll raise the baby as his own. She accepts. 148220 1989 Knots Landing: Spin Doctor, The T Episode #234. 2-16-1989 Publicist Ted Melcher wants to use the custody case for publicity, but this disgusts Greg. Later, Ted and Abby tell Greg's story to a reporter but ask him not to reveal his source. 148221 1987 Knots Landing: Survival of the Fittest T Episode #181. 2-12-1987 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) and his family are in danger. Jean catches the Gibsons and they know their house is bugged. She instructs Ben to kill Greg at the Lotus Point Club Opening. Jean tells Ben that if he doesn't kill Greg, she has people at the party who will kill Val. Ben says the time isn't right so Jean tells him to make an opportunity. Gary and Jill tell Val they're getting married and Val runs off crying. Ben confronts Greg in his office and pulls out a gun. He tells Greg to help him find a way out of this because if he doesn't kill him, they'll kill his family. Jean listens in on the bug. Ben can't bring himself to kill Greg, but then a shot rings out. 148222 1982 Knots Landing: Svengali T Episode #57. 10-21-1982 Publicist Bess Riker (Louise Sorel) is Val's publicist and sends messenger, Chip Roberts (Michael Sabatino), to drop off photos at Val's. He charms Val and Lilimae and tells him he's a publicist. Back at the office, Bess tells Chip that if he thinks he's so hot he can be Val's publicist. Val appears on The Mike Douglas Show. 148223 1989 Knots Landing: That's What Friends Are For T Episode #242. 4-13-1989 TV Newscast. Paige sees on the TV news that Nagata was killed. Ted sees the same broadcast. 148224 1986 Knots Landing: Thicker Than Water T Episode #159. 5-9-1986 Reporter #1 (Catherine MacNeal). Reporter #2 (Ed Quinlain). Reporter #3 (Steven Gonzalez). Ben tells Cathy he will go on tour with her. He tells Val who is stunned. She tries to talk him out of it and is scared he's leaving her. Ben assures her it is only for six weeks and he really needs the time away to think about things. Ben leaves. 148225 1983 Knots Landing: To Have and To Hold T DVD -R 1521 Episode #68. 1-20-1983 Tabloid prints a chapter of Val's book upsetting her because it was a diary of the breakup with Gary. She and Jeff blame Chip who feigns innocence. Thornwall tells Chip it is a tactic to get Val to sign with them -- they can promise her he can prevent things like this from happening in the future. Gary is furious over the tabloid and barges into Val's. He and Jeff get in a fight. 148226 1984 Knots Landing: Tomorrow Never Knows T Episode #108. 11-29-1984 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) is away on a story. Val has pains all day. She goes into labor at home, alone. She gives birth, sees the babies, hears them cry. But the babies were stillborn. Val insists she saw them and heard them. She's told her mind was playing tricks on her because she was under sedation. 148227 1986 Knots Landing: Touch and Go T Episode #172. 11-27-1986 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) is afraid he has ties to Jean. Jean tells Ben that if they bury Peter in the media she'll get out of his life. Ben and Mac question a witness. They find holes in his story and Ben figures he is working for Jean and confronts her. 148228 1984 Knots Landing: Truth and Consequences T DVD -R 1638 Episode #106. 11-15-1984 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) gives Mac a tape about Gary Loader who was in prison with Tom Jessick. Greg wins his election to become Senator. Reporter Kelly has her eye on Ben. 148229 1986 Knots Landing: Turn of Events, A T Episode #171. 11-20-1986 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) and Mac try to figure out link between Peter, Jill, Abby and Sylvia. After Jill falls off cliff, Peter tells Mac and Ben he used to date Jill, but now they're good friends. Jean tells Ben to report that Peter was seen with Jill before the accident. Another man tells Ben he saw Jill fall off the cliff and that Peter was with her. The reporter tries to figure out what happened. 148230 1986 Knots Landing: Unbroken Bonds T Episode #144. 1-2-1986 Reporter #1 (Ken Martinez). Reporter #2 (Lori Street). Gary tells Val he knows the twins are his. She tells him he needs to respect that she, Ben and the twins are a family. Gary continues to hang around the twins so Ben tells him it has to stop. Kenny is arrested for Joshua's murder. Cathy wants to tell the truth but Lilimae says they will release him if they keep quiet. Kenny is charged with murder. 148231 1986 Knots Landing: Unbroken Bonds T Episode #143. 1-2-1986 Reporter (Ken Martinez). Reporter (lori Street). Press Agent (Theresa Karanik). Presenter (Catherine MacNeal). 148232 1985 Knots Landing: Until Parted by Death T Episode #139.11-21-1985 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) marries Val and they go on their honeymoon. 148233 1985 Knots Landing: Vulnerable T Episode #129. 5-16-1985 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) comes over with flowers for Val and she apologizes to him and tells him about her conversation with Joshua who told she scares her friends away because she makes them feel uncomfortable. Ben storms up to Josh's room. tells him off and punches him. A nurse confesses she was blackmailed by the doctor into stealing Val's babies. Karen hits the doctor with her truck. Mac tells the doctor it's over. The doctor pulls a gun out of his glove compartment and shoots himself in the head. 148234 1988 Knots Landing: Weekend Getaway, A T Episode #225. 12-8-1988 Reporter friend talks to Mack and a story appears in the paper that a Federal Witness and her family died in a car crash in Seattle. Now they won't have to hide anymore. 148235 1990 Knots Landing: What If? T SVD 1195 Episode #281. 10-15-1990 Photographer. Six Photographs Blackmail. Karen is depressed over her attack and is afraid to leave the house. 148236 1985 Knots Landing: While the Cat's Away T Episode #133. 10-10-1985 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) spends time with Val but she is always with the babies. Ban is upset when Gary comes by and she invites him to stay. Val tells Gary she is naming her son after Bobby, and Ben is really hurt. 148237 1988 Knots Landing: With a Heavy Heart T Episode #215. 4-7-1988 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan message on Val's answering machine is an edited old news tape of Ben's that Jill put together. It says, "Hi, it's Ben. God I've missed you and the kids. I want to, I hope you can hear me, this phone system is…." Then Jill cuts it off. When she hears it, Val's elated. Jill terrorizes Val with "Ben" messages as she leaves a message of Ben's voice on Val's answering machine. 148238 1983 Knots Landing: Witness T Episode #88. 12-22-1983 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) asks Val for more of a commitment. Then he finds out she is three months pregnant with Gary's baby. Val finishes her book "Nashville Junction" about Lilimae's life. 148239 1984 Knots Landing: Yesterday, It Rained T Episode #99. 3-22-1984 Reporter Ben Gibson (Douglas Sheehan) comes home and Val cries with joy. A hit man actually shot Ray, not Gary. 148240 1990 Knots Landing: You Can Call Me Nick T SVD 1195 Episode #282. 11-1-1990 TV Host Karen pacifies the producer. Blackmail continues. Karen goes back to work. Diane says Karen is an egomaniac and that she got a new job and can't wait to leave. 148241 2001 Know By Heart NR Winters, Angela Reporter Jesse Grant won't quit until she gets to the bottom of a story. She meets a smart, handsome man and also becomes entangled in a mystery of who killed a friend. 148242 2009 Knowing M News Media. Anchorwoman #1 (Anna Anderson). New York Artist (Luke Calder). Female Reporter (Angie Diaz). Teacher opens a time capsule that has been dug up at his son’s elementary school -- in it are chilling predictions. Some have already occurred and others are about to. 148243 1994 Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge: T Episode #6. 10-21-1994. Critic Forbes McAllister (Patrick Marber). 148244 1994 Knowing Me, Knowing You...With Alan Partridge (aka KMKY...WAP). T Started out on BBC Radio 4 as a six-episode series, transferred to BBC Television beginning 9-16-1994. Parody News. Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host. Show’s title music “Knowing Me, Knowing You” by ABBA, Partridge’s favorite band. Parody of a chat show and both the radio and TV versions were so embarrassingly accurate that listeners and viewers often thought they were the real thing. 148245 1994 Knowing Me, Knowing Yule T Parody News. Sportscaster Alan Gordon Partridge (Steve Coogan) is the incompetent and annoying but self-satisfied Norwich-based host for this Christmas special. 148246 1940 Knute Rockne -- All-American M DVD -R HQ 3859, 3860. SVD 1242 Reagan News Media. Reporter (John Ridgely). Reporters (William Hopper, Frank Mayo). Reporter When Knute is Ill (David Bruce). New York Reporter When Knute is Ill (William Hopper). Reporter on Train (Joe Cunningham). 148247 1983 Kobenhavns synagoge DF Denmark Commentator Jorgen Thorgaard (Voice). 148248 2009 Kochaj i tancz MF Poland. Reporter (Sylwia Najach). Moderator (Pawel Tucholski 148249 1988 Kocham kino MF Poland. Photographer (Stanislaw Niedbalski). 148250 2005 Kodak Moment N Gardner, Ned Reporter Chris Hagen gets involved in the conspiracy surrounding the assassination of President Kennedy and a jealous girlfriend as he becomes a hunted man in his attempt to control hard evidence in the most debated political slaying in American history. Suppose...Lester Darnell, the grossly obese cabdriver who drove Lee Harvey Oswald to his rented room immediately after the assassination of President Kennedy, had a beautiful daughter. And suppose this woman handed you a sealed envelope her father gave her right before he died that unequivocally proves beyond any doubt that Oswald was the "patsy" he claimed just before he was murdered "live" on national TV. What do you think this evidence might be worth? To you... to the media and the government... and especially to the sinister cabal who plotted the killings and will do anything to get this envelope back! Hagen is forced to grapple with these questions and a jealous girlfriend as the chase begins. 148251 1999 Kohram (aka Kohram: The Explosion) MF India Bengali Journalist is a disguise used by a Major Ajit Arya (Nana Patekar) when he is ordered to find a colonel who attempted to assassinate an evil minister, failed, was hunted down and presumed dead. But he’s been spotted and the major must find out who he is and bring him back to justice. Arya pretends to be a Bengali journalist and what he learns and how is what the film is about. Eventually, the colonel convinces the major he did the right thing and they join forces to expose and bring down the home minister. 148252 2004 Koirankynnen leikkaaja MF Finland Radio Reporter (Tumomo Holopainen - Voice). Bright young soldier suffers a permanent brain injury in the Second World War during the late 1940s. 148253 1974 Kojak: Die Before They Wake T DVD -R HQ 5821 Episode #14. 2-6-1974. Series 1973-1978. TV Reporter Wally Buttsky. Drug-addicted prostitute holds the key to the killings of the reporter and her roommate. Kojak: "No Comment." Reporter: "No Comment usually means No Progress…." Kojak: "If you TV vigilantes wouldn't run off thinking you're Batman and Robin, this wouldn't have happened." 148254 1989 Kojak: Fatal Flaw T Episode #122. 11-30-1989 Editor. Murder of a writer about to publish a mob expose. Suspects include editor and a TV talk-show host once romantically involved with Kojak 148255 1973 Kojak: Girl in the River T Episode #5. 11-21-1973 News Media. First Reporter (Jason Wingreen). Second Reporter (Robert Riesel). 148256 1975 Kojak: Good Luck Bomber, The T Episode #43. 2-9-1975 TV Reporter (Bill Diez -- Live TV Reporter). 148257 1990 Kojak: It's Always Something MT Episode #124. 1-31-1990 Episode #123. 1-4-1990. ABC Mystery Movie News Media. "What are you going to tell those piranha out there? You mean the press?" 148258 1975 Kojak: Long Way From Times Square, A T Episode #59. 11-30-1975 Reporter (Buck Young). 148259 1978 Kojak: Photo Must Credit Joe Paxton T DVD -R HQ 4396 Episode #116. 3-4-1978 Photographer (Tige Andrews) is sued by a former actress and he later becomes a suspect in her kidnapping and a jewel theft. Newspaper stories, pictures and headlines. 148260 1987 Kojak: Price of Justice, The T Episode #120. 2-21-1987. African-American Reporter. Black female reporter. Black policeman and reporter have fight. But Kojak believes that she is innocent. 148261 1987 Kojak: Price of Justice, The (aka Kojak: Investigation, The) T Ruben, Albert Episode. #120. 2-21-1987 News Media 148262 1976 Kojak: Shield for Murder, A (Parts 1 and 2 T Episodes #80-#81. 11-21-1976. News Vendor Charlie (William Fort). 148263 1976 Kojak: Unfair Trade, An T Episode #77. 10-31-1976 Reporter (Robert Stattel). Shooting of a Puerto Rican youth by the police angers the community. 148264 2002 Kokaku kidotai: Stand Alone Complex C Japan. Series 2002-2005 Reporters (Bob Klein - Voice - English Version, Masako Inui - Voice - Japanese Version). Newscasters (Masayo Hosono - Voice - Japanese Version, Debra Rogers - Voice - English Version). Announcers (Nobuyuki Hiyama - Voice - Japanese Version, Tony Oliver - Voice - English Version, Stephen Apostolina - Voice - English Version, Matt K. Miller - Voice - English Version). 148265 1955 Kokkina triadafylla MF Greece Newspaper Seller (Notis Pitsilos). 148266 2004 Kokkolan Venetsialaiset: Suurlahettilaat TF Finland Interviewer-Presenter (Teresa De Rita-Cavlek - Herself). 148267 1989 Kokoda Crescent M News Media. Journalist #1 (Antonia Murphy). Journalist #2 (Tony Harvey). 148268 1942 Kokoda Front Line! DT Cameraman Damien Parer has just returned from the front in New Guinea where he's documented Australian troops in action. Commentators Peter Bathurst, Damien Parer. 148269 2004 Kol Layla TF Israel. Series 2004-2005. Hollywood Reporter Stefanie (Sarai Givaty). Host Asaf Harel. Announcer Benni Bashan. 148270 2002 Kolchak Night Stalker NSF Rice, Jeff (Adaptation of novel based on his original teleplay-novel). Gordon Purcell, Terry Pallott, Ken Meyer (Artists). Cover by Ken Wolak Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel, 56 pages. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. 148271 1993 Kolchak Papers #1, The: Night Stalker, The NSF Rice, Jeff Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. 148272 1994 Kolchak Papers #2, The: Grave Secrets NSF Dawidziak, Mark Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. The reporter's first adventure in 19 years set in Los Angeles. Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland) 148273 2004 Kolchak the Night Stalker NSF Kaminsky, Stuart (Story) Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. 148274 2006 Kolchak the Night Stalker: Bare Bones NSF Ulanski, Dave and Joe Gentile. Bill Halliar, Ken Wolak (Illustrators) Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel. 464 pages. Original Kolchak scripts from the classic comics “Kolchak Tales of the Night Stalker,” as well as the graphic novels, “Get of Belial,” “Lambs to the Slaughter,” and “Eve of Terror,” all in their original form. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. 148275 2007 Kolchak the Night Stalker: Black and Evil Truth NSF Henderson, C.J. Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel. 192 pages. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. Carl Kolchak was just your average reporter until the day he put two and two together and came up with evil. A reluctant paranormal investigator, Kolchak couldn’t stop tripping over the unusual even if he wanted to. And for all of his efforts of seeking the truth, unemployment and ridicule have followed him like the plague. Someone, or something, is tearing people up into little pieces in a small town in West Virginia. It’s up to Kolchak to wade through the bloody science jigsaw puzzle, while watching his back against an unseen foe. It’s a cat and mouse game as he battles a maelstrom of terror that everyone around him gets sucked into. 148276 2003 Kolchak the Night Stalker: Devil in the Details NSF Petrucha, Stefan (Story). Art by Trevor Von Eeden and Ken Wolak. Cover by Doug Klauba. Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel. 44 pages. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. 148277 2002 Kolchak the Night Stalker: Fever Pitch NSF Kaminsky, Stuart (Story). Art by Christopher Jones and Barbara Schulz. Cover by Doug Klauba Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. 148278 2003 Kolchak the Night Stalker: Get of Belial, The NSF Gentile, Joe (Adapted from an unproduced TV script). Art by Art Nichols. Cover by Doug Klauba. Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. 148279 2002 Kolchak the Night Stalker: Lambs To the Slaughter NSF Gentile, Joe (Story). Art by Trevor Von Eeden and Ken Wolak. Cover by Doug Klauba. Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. 148280 2007 Kolchak the Night Stalker: Lovecraftian Horror NSF Henderson, C.J. Jaime Calderon (Artist) Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel. 96 pages. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. After 30 years, it’s finally time for the first meeting between Carl Kolchak, the Nightstalker, and the black and evil horror that is the Gthulhu Mythos, H.P. Lovecraft’s enduring world of gods and monsters. Kolchak has seen it all, from vampires and zombies to witches, ghosts and even the minions of Hell itself. By rights, nothing should shake this indomitable reporter anymore. But when he starts to follow the trail begun by the photographing of a strange sea creature, one more reminiscent of the creature from the black lagoon than a shark or tuna, he suddenly finds himself being drawn into a nightmare world so fantastic, so utterly alien and frighteningly dark that even his massive psychic defenses begin to crumble. For once, Kolchak isn’t just following a story. This time, he’s crossing the threshold into another reality, one that could possibly destroy both his mind and the entire world. 148281 2009 Kolchak the Night Stalker: Monsters Among Us NSF Michelinie, David with Christopher Mills. Don Hudson (Illustrator) Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel. 188 pages. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. 148282 2003 Kolchak the Night Stalker: Pain Most Human NSF Henderson, C.J. (Story). Art by Greg Scott, Andre Maitland, Doug Klauba Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel. Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) 148283 2004 Kolchak the Night Stalker: Pain Without Tears NSF Henderson, C.J. (Story). Art by Dennis Calero. Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel. Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) 148284 2008 Kolchak the Night Stalker: Sound of Fear: Lambs to the Slaughter NSF Dawidziak, Mark and Joe Gentile. Art by Trevor Von Eeden and Walter Figueroa. Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel. 104 pages. This volume collects “Eve of Terror,” “Lambs to the Slaughter. Script that was left over from the TV show but never filmed. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. Kolchak was TV’s first paranormal investigator. Government conspiracies, unexplained deaths, secret scientific experiments, and a modern day miracle, all wrapped up in one “racing against the clock” tale. In “Lambs to the Slaughter,” Kolchak has to find a series of missing teenagers in the cesspool of downtown Hollywood. What does a wealthy industrialist and his genetic manipulation dreams of having a sun have to do with it? And is there a mythical monster lying in wait for these kids, as well as for Kolchak? Against all spine-tingling odds, it’s up to Kolchak to find out and survive long enough to let the truth be known. 148285 2006 Kolchak the Night Stalker: Terror Within NSF Petrucha, Stefan (Story). Art by Trevor Von Eeden and Ken Wolak. Cover by Doug Klauba. Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel. 150 pages. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. Kolchak has three times the usual trouble in store for him. Stay with him as he discovers that there is more than one way terror can strike from within. 148286 2005 Kolchak: Commercial: Night Stalker, new NBC Series. CC DVD +RW 4022. Reporter Carl Kolchak (Stuart Townsend) investigates the eerie murder of his wife and uncovers a web of supernatural powers. Journalist Perri Reed (Gabrielle Union) teams up with him to solve the X-file-type mysteries 148287 2007 Kolchak: Night Stalker Casebook, The SS Golden, Christopher, John Ostrander, Robert J. Randisi, Tom DeFalco, John Everson, Gary Phillips, James Reasoner, and others. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. 148288 1972 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The MT L. SVD 584 Rice, Jeff (Novel). Richard Matheson (Screenplay) ABC. 1-11-1972 Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin), down-on-his-luck newspaper reporter stumbling on avampire. Battered hat, rumpled suit, world weary countenance, fired form newspapers in nearly every major city: "I'm becoming extinct in my own lifetime." "I really oughta light a candle to Ben Hecht." Tenacity to follow through on a story no one else will believe and to fight those who attempt to suppress it. Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland) of the Daily News, fights with Kolchak. So do police Stalks vampire, puts a stake in his heart. Finds self charged with murder. Told to leave Las Vegas, Story suppressed. "Simon Duffy of the Chicago Globe once described a reporter: Socially, he fits in somewhere between a hooker and a bartender…" "…Spiritually, he stands beside Galileo because he knows the world is round.' Not that it does much good, of course, when the editor knows it's flat." "This nut thinks he's a vampire. He has killed four, maybe five women. He has drained …." "…every drop of blood from every one of them. Now that is news, Vincenzo. News. And we are a newspaper. We are supposed to print the news, not suppress it." "You are an idiot. Worse, you're irresponsible. All these murders mean to you is a byline." 148289 1973 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The NSF Rice, Jeff Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. 148290 1974 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The (Complete Series) T DVD 1475, 1476, 1477, 1478, 1479 Series 9-13-1974 to 8-1-1975. 20 Episodes of "The Night Stalker" TV series. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. Updyke was Kolchak's supercilious rival at INS. Emily Cowles was an elderly advice columnist. Each week, Kolchak investigated murders involving supernatural and science fiction creatures. Kolchak worked in a newspaper office with quirky co-workers. Kolchak has a checked past. His editor described him as "a has-been big city reporter." He's worked twice in Washington, three times in New York, twice in Chicago and three times in Boston. Kolchak was blackmailed by the Las Vegas police never to return to Las Vegas. Kolchak's standard wear: seersucker suit, a straw boater hat and tennis shoes. John Updyke (Jack Grinnage) displays some of the characteristics of a gay stereotype. The fledgling society reporter who yearns to break into the big time, is willing to stab Kolchak in the back to get what he wants. Kolchak nicknames him “Up Tight.” He is often described as an effeminate reporter who is prissy and who is used for comic relief. 148291 1974 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Bad Medicine T DVD 1476. VHS 347, 437 Episode #8. 11-29-1974. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. Series of apparent suicides among high-society matrons coincides with a bizarre jewel theft by a towering Indian who mysteriously disappears when cornered. Carl must learn who the tall Indian is, why he's stealing gems and slaying their owners. He must also figure out how to stop him forever. 148292 1975 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Chopper T DVD 1478. VHS 372, 352. Episode #15. 1-31-1975. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. The strange disappearance of an antique motorcycle is the first sign of trouble. A rash of murders follow where each victim is decapitated with superhuman force by what witnesses describe as a headless motorcyclist. Kolchak discovers the connection between the victims and their killer, but the skeptical police won't listen to his theory. Kolchak must find a way to stop the killings, and discovers that disturbing the dead is not always wise… 148293 1975 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Crackle of Death MT SVD 605 TV movies compiled from episodes "Firefall" and "The Energy Eater." Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. 148294 1975 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Demon and The Mummy MT SVD 653. TV movies compiled from episodes "Demon in Lace" and "Legacy of Terror" Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. 148295 1975 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Demon in Lace T DVD 1478 Episode #16. 2-7-1975. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. On a college campus, young men are dying of heart attacks. When Kolchak investigates, he finds that the men were associated with Professor C. Evan Spate, who is researching an ancient Middle East tablet. A series of similar deaths plagued the expedition that recorded the tablet. In fact, similar deaths have occurred in connection with this tablet for centuries. Kolchak must uncover the secret of the tablet to stop the murders, but doing so might just make him the next victim. 148296 1974 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Devil's Platform, The T DVD 1476. VHS 438, 346 Episode #7. 11-15-1974. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin), reporter faces supernatural terrors. Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). TV Reporter (Keith Walker). TV Announcer (Bill Welsh). Aspiring politician is surrounded by a series of deadly "accidents" that obliterate any opposition to his career. The series of deaths plague the election trail of Sen. Robert Palmer as does a mysterious black dog with a pentagram for a dog tag. Carl investigates and finds that the Senator has made a pact with Satan in return for the ability to assume the form of an indestructible black mastiff, and destroy his enemies both within his own party and opposing him. Kolchak must confront Palmer and destroy the pentagram before Palmer kills him. 148297 1974 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Energy Eater, The T DVD 1477 Episode #10. 12-13-1974. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. Lakefront Hospital and Research Center is a shining example of modernity. Built on reclaimed land, it was completed with only a few tragedies - Indian construction workers killed while doing high-rise work. Then the hospital begins to shake and crack. Strange accidents occur, killing patients and staff. Kolchak thinks he's onto a construction scandal. But when he talks to construction foreman and Indian medicine man Jim Elkhorn, he discovers the truth is much worse: the construction has awakened something old and powerful. If Carl can't persuade hospital officials to take action, a lot more people will die... 148298 1974 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Firefall T DVD 1476 Episode #6. 11-8-1974. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. Series of mysterious deaths plague the life of a conductor Ryder Bond. In each case the victim is incinerated by supernaturally hot flames. As Kolchak investigates, he finds out an arsonist was a fan of the conductor and was killed in a penny arcade. His funeral procession crossed Bond's car, allowing the spirit to become a "doppelganger" and try to take over Bond's life. Each victim was burned to death when they fell asleep, and if Bond goes to sleep the doppelganger will take him over for good. Fighting sleep himself, Kolchak must exhume the arsonist's body and reunite it with his restless spirit before he too bursts into flame. 148299 1974 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Horror in the Heights T DVD 1477, VHS 350 Episode #11. 12-20-1974. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. The elderly residents of Roosevelt Heights are dying, stripped to the bone by rats. Investigating, Carl discovers are far more sinister possibility, and realizes that unless someone finds and stops this menace, a lot more people are going to die. And when he realizes he can't even be sure who to trust, things get even more dangerous… 148300 1975 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Knightly Murders, The T DVD 1479. VHS 372 Episode #18. 3-7-1975. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin), the occult reporter faces supernatural terrors. Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). Journalist Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Freshman Reporter (Alyscia Maxwell). First Reporter (Ed McCready). Reporter (Mickey Golden). Various Chicago citizens are being killed with medieval weaponry. Upon investigating, Kolchak finds that they were all tied to the conversion of a small museum into a disco. It turns out that the museum houses the armor of Guy de Mettancoeur, a misanthrope who swore upon his death that his final resting place would never know gaiety and laughter. Now, his ghostly armor animates and kills those who would disrupt his resting place. The only way for Kolchak to stop the unchivalrous knight is to destroy it with a holy axe blessed by the Pope. 148301 1975 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Legacy of Terror T DVD 1479 Episode #17. 2-14-1975. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. Physically fit specimens (an Air Force pilot, a football player, a Green Beret) are all being targeted for a grisly death: their hearts are being cut from their chests with a dull blade while they're still alive, on higher and higher flights of steps. Kolchak investigates and spots a strange feathered man near the scene of one of the murders. He finds out that an ancient Aztec cult is trying to resurrect their ancient god, Nanautzin, the Lord of the Smoking Mirror. Since his destruction at the hands of the Conquistadores 520 years ago (the Aztec millennia), his worshippers must sacrifice the hearts of five worthy victims every 52 years. When final cycle in 2027 ends, Nanautzin will be restored to life. Final death must be a perfect sacrifice, a willing victim who is given his every wish for a year before his final death. Carl musts track the victim to the highest staircase in Chicago and convince him to back out. 148302 1975 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Mr. R.I.N.G. T DVD 1477, VHS 376 Episode #12. 1-10-1975. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. Kolchak writes an obituary for a deceased scientist, but soon becomes involved in further investigation when no one can give him a straight answer on how the scientist died. Meanwhile, a mysterious figure goes on a rampage throughout Chicago, stealing morticians' wax and Halloween masks. Kolchak eventually finds out that the scientist was working on Project R.I.N.G. R.I.N.G. is the development of an artificially intelligent robot. R.I.N.G. killed his creator rather than be shut down, and now the government is hunting it. Kolchak must find where the robot is hiding and reveal the story before the government catch up to R.I.N.G. 148303 1975 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Primal Scream T DVD 1478. VHS 391, 359. Episode #13. 1-17-1975. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. In a oil company's laboratory, the air conditioning fails, and a primate creature attacks a scientist. Soon other murders occur. Kolchak must fight the oil company's powerful friends to find out where these creatures came from and how to stop them. 148304 1974 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Ripper, The T DVD 1475. VHS 354 Episode #1. 9-13-1974. Series 9-13-1974 to 8-1-1975. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. Serial killer who preys on women haunts Chicago and Kolchak comes to believe that the killer is the original Jack the Ripper, a seemingly immortal killer who has slain women in many cities over the last century. 148305 1974 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Sandman's Last Rites, The T VHS 389 Episode Investigative Reporter Kolchak (Darren McGavin), the occult reporter faces supernatural terrors. Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland) 148306 1975 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Sentry, The T DVD 1479 Episode #20. 3-28-1975 Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin), the occult reporter faces supernatural terrors. Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). First Reporter (Keith Walker). Second Reporter (Bill Deiz). The government is keen to hush up a series of mysterious deaths at the Merrymount Institute, an underground archival facility. When Carl investigates, he determines that the victims were ripped apart as if attacked by crocodile or large lizard. He eventually discovers that the workers excavated a series of strange egg-like objects, and that the eggs' mother, a large prehistoric lizard, is attempting to retrieve them. Fleeing for his life, Carl must return the eggs to the mother and fend her off. 148307 1974 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: She-Wolf of London T VHS 372 Episode Investigative Reporter Kolchak (Darren McGavin), the occult reporter faces supernatural terrors. Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland) 148308 1974 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Spanish Moss Murders, The T DVD 1477, VHS 349. Episode #9. 12-6-1974. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin), the occult reporter faces supernatural terrors. Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). Newspaperman Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). First Reporter (Bill Deiz). Series of deaths have nothing in common except that each victim's chest was crushed and Spanish moss was found on or near each. Probing the murders, Carl eventually discovers a link -- each victim was somehow related to a hot-tempered Cajun. But the man has an iron-clad alibi. He's been asleep for several weeks. 148309 1974 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: They Have Been, They are, They Will Be….(aka U.F.O.) T DVD 1475. VHS 676 Episode #3. 9-27-1974. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. Bizarre force sweeps through Chicago killing randomly. It has the strength of a hurricane, generates a massive electromagnetic field, steals lead and electronic equipment and sucks the bone marrow out of humans and animals. Carl realizes he's onto a huge story -- if he can find out exactly what this force is. 148310 1975 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Trevi Collection, The T DVD 1478. VHS 402, 351. Episode #14. 1-24-1975 Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). Photographer (Peter Leeds). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt). A fashion industry spy falls to his death as Carl watches. This is the first in a series of strange deaths that seem to have a supernatural origin. Apparently Madame Trevi, a fashion designer, is using witchcraft to stop those who oppose her. Carl seeks the aid of a witches' coven and follows their advice. But that may be exactly the wrong thing to do, leaving Carl to confront an angry witch with a few trinkets and his wits... 148311 1975 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Two Tales of Terror MT TV movies compiled from episodes "The Ripper" and "The Vampire" Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. 148312 1974 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Vampire, The T VHS 340, 366 Episode #4. 10-4-1974 Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) goes to Las Vegas on a story. Editor (Simon Oakland). First Reporter (Bill Baldwin). Third Reporter (Alyscia Maxwell). Second Reporter (Scott Douglas). Catherine Rawlins, a female victim of Janos Skorzeny (the vampire from the original Night Stalker movie) is accidentally resurrected outside Las Vegas and makes her way to Los Angeles. She takes up her old profession of call girl and Carl wrangles an assignment there to investigate. 148313 1974 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Werewolf, The T DVD 1476. SV 371. VHS 360. Episode #5. 11-1-1974. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. Carl takes Tony's place on the final cruise of the Hanover to write a feature story. But when passengers and crew alike are found mauled under the light of the full moon, Carl suspects he's found a much bigger story. A soldier survived a wolf attack only to become a creature of legend -- a werewolf. 148314 1975 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Youth Killer, The T DVD 1479. VHS 365. Episode #19. 3-14-1975. Series, 1974-1975, 20 Episodes Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. Young swinging patrons of an exclusive dating service are turning up, dead of old age. The police don't believe they are the same persons, but Kolchak investigates and discovers that the head of the dating service is actually Helen of Troy. She sacrifices perfect young victims to Hecate, her patron goddess in return for eternal youth and beauty. The fact that Helen is unaware one of the victims had a glass eye and lied about it on their form proves vital to Kolchak when he accidentally dons one of the rings that lets Helen sacrifice her victims in the appropriate manner. 148315 1974 Kolchak: Night Stalker, The: Zombie, The T DVD 1475. VHS 403 Episode #2. 9-20-1974. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. Voodoo priestess animates her dead son to take revenge on the gangsters that killed him. 148316 2005 Kolchak: Night Stalker: Burning Man T DVD -R HQ 4539 Episode #4. 10-13-2005. ABC Series. Based on 1974-1975 series Reporter Carl Kolchak (Stuart Townsend) of the L.A. Beacon, investigates the eerie murder of his wife and uncovers a web of supernatural powers. African-American Journalist Perri Reed (Gabrielle Union) teams up with him to solve the X-file-type mysteries. When a series of murders mimics those committed by a now-dead bioterrorist, the FBI thinks it is dealing with a copycat 148317 2005 Kolchak: Night Stalker: Five People You Meet in Hell, The T DVD -R HQ 4436 Episode #2. 10-6-2005. ABC Series. Based on 1974-1975 series Reporter Carl Kolchak (Stuart Townsend) of the L.A. Beacon, investigates the eerie murder of his wife and uncovers a web of supernatural powers. African-American Journalist Perri Reed (Gabrielle Union) teams up with him to solve the X-file-type mysteries. Kolchak takes a job at the Beacon, a Los Angeles newspaper, as a crime reporter and begins investigating a strange case in which a pregnant woman has gone missing. Editor Anthony Vincanzo (Cotter Smith). Photojournalist Jain McManus (Eric Jungmann). When the woman's body is found fingers point to the woman's husband, but Kolchak believes in the man's innocence, He thinks there is a supernatural angle to the story. Wife was murdered in similar way 18 months ago., His investigations are frustrated when Reed, the newspaper's senior crime reporter, digs into Kolchak's mysterious past. (She's been covering the crime beat for four years. He's been doing it for five years and won several awards as a Las Vegas reporter) The original Carl Kolchak of the 1970s (Darren McGavin) shows up as a reporter in the L.A. Beacon in one special effects shot. Reporter (Stephen W. Alvarez). 148318 2006 Kolchak: Night Stalker: Into Night T Episode #8. 3-3-2006 Reporter Carl Kolchak (Stuart Townsend) of the L.A. Beacon, investigates the eerie murder of his wife and uncovers a web of supernatural powers. African-American Journalist Perri Reed (Gabrielle Union) teams up with him to solve the X-file-type mysteries. TV Reporter (Lise Simms). 148319 2005 Kolchak: Night Stalker: Malum T DVD -R HQ 4607 Episode #5. 10-27-2005. ABC Series. Based on 1974-1975 series Reporter Carl Kolchak (Stuart Townsend) of the L.A. Beacon, investigates the eerie murder of his wife and uncovers a web of supernatural powers. African-American Journalist Perri Reed (Gabrielle Union) teams up with him to solve the X-file-type mysteries. Kolchak investigates a troubled boy and his abusive father who leave a trail of mysterious deaths behind them. 148320 2005 Kolchak: Night Stalker: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 4379. DVD -R HQ 4392. Episode #1. 9-25-2005. 9-29-2005 to 11-10-2005. ABC Series. Based on 1974-1975 series Reporter Carl Kolchak (Stuart Townsend) of the L.A. Beacon, investigates the eerie murder of his wife and uncovers a web of supernatural powers. African-American Journalist Perri Reed (Gabrielle Union) teams up with him to solve the X-file-type mysteries. Kolchak takes a job at the Beacon, a Los Angeles newspaper, as a crime reporter and begins investigating a strange case in which a pregnant woman has gone missing. Editor Anthony Vincanzo (Cotter Smith). Photojournalist Jain McManus (Eric Jungmann). When the woman's body is found fingers point to the woman's husband, but Kolchak believes in the man's innocence, He thinks there is a supernatural angle to the story. Wife was murdered in similar way 18 months ago., His investigations are frustrated when Reed, the newspaper's senior crime reporter, digs into Kolchak's mysterious past. (She's been covering the crime beat for four years. He's been doing it for five years and won several awards as a Las Vegas reporter) The original Carl Kolchak of the 1970s (Darren McGavin) shows up as a reporter in the L.A. Beacon in one special effects shot. 148321 2005 Kolchak: Night Stalker: Sea, The T Episode #7. 11-17-2005 Reporter Carl Kolchak (Stuart Townsend) of the L.A. Beacon, investigates the eerie murder of his wife and uncovers a web of supernatural powers. African-American Journalist Perri Reed (Gabrielle Union) teams up with him to solve the X-file-type mysteries. Reporter #1 (Jim Gleason). Reporter #2 (Kathy McGraw). News Reporter (James Kyson Lee - Voice). 148322 2005 Kolchak: Night Stalker: Source, The T DVD -R HQ 4728 Episode #6. 11-10-2005 Reporter Carl Kolchak (Stuart Townsend) of the L.A. Beacon, investigates the eerie murder of his wife and uncovers a web of supernatural powers. African-American Journalist Perri Reed (Gabrielle Union) teams up with him to solve the X-file-type mysteries. News Reporter (James Kyson Lee - Voice). 148323 2005 Kolchak: Night Stalker: Three T DVD -R HQ 4497 Episode #3. 10-13-2005. ABC Series. Based on 1974-1975 series Reporter Carl Kolchak (Stuart Townsend) of the L.A. Beacon, investigates the eerie murder of his wife and uncovers a web of supernatural powers. African-American Journalist Perri Reed (Gabrielle Union) teams up with him to solve the X-file-type mysteries. Bizarre accident results in the death of a coed, leading Kolchak to probe the activities of a college society that appears to be performing rituals in a mysterious old house. 148324 2005 Kolchak: Night Stalker: Timeless T DVD -R HQ 4539 Episode #9. Reporter Carl Kolchak (Stuart Townsend) of the L.A. Beacon, investigates the eerie murder of his wife and uncovers a web of supernatural powers. African-American Journalist Perri Reed (Gabrielle Union) teams up with him to solve the X-file-type mysteries. Carl and Peri investigate similar deaths that have occurred every 35 years since Beacon was founded. 148325 2005 Kolchak: Night Stalker: What's the Frequency, Kolchak? T DVD -R HQ 4539 Episode #10. Reporter Carl Kolchak (Stuart Townsend) of the L.A. Beacon, investigates the eerie murder of his wife and uncovers a web of supernatural powers. African-American Journalist Perri Reed (Gabrielle Union) teams up with him to solve the X-file-type mysteries. Kolchak is kidnapped while working late at the Beacon by a man who believes that Kolchak has somehow been sending him coded messages in his stories. The man takes Kolchak back to his apartment where he tells him more about the mysterious "old man" that lives in the apartment. 148326 1973 Kolchak: Night Strangler, The MT SV 56 Rice, Jeff (Characters). Richard Matheson (Screenplay) Ness Book - Sequel to Night Stalker, The Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) hunting a killer in Seattle who appears to be a walking corpse. Kolchak and editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland) now working for the Seattle Daily Chronicle and continue their long-standing feud. Kolchak describes Vincenzo as a city editor by profession and a bilious grouch by disposition. Vincenzo says Kolchak looks like he came from a road company production of The Front Page. Owner of paper is Llewellyn Crossbinder (John Carradine). He warns: "No carnival or hoopla tactics on this paper we have standards here." It is Crossbinder, not Vincenzo who gets dose of Kolchak's wrath: "Mr. Publisher, you might consider printing the stories. They are news, sir, not hearsay. They are news!" Kolchak runs into trouble with local police who confiscate his camera and accuse him of practicing yellow journalism. Eventually Kolchak discovers murders are work of century-old doctor who must kill periodically to revitalize himself. Kolchak gets the story, but it's suppressed and information that does appear in print is false. Vows that no one is going to kill this story and heads for New York. Ends up in Chicago for TV series. 148327 1973 Kolchak: Night Strangler, The: MT SV 56 Matheson, Richard Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) of the Chicago-based Independent News Service (INS). Editor Tony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland). News Staff: Ron Updyke (Jack Grinnage). Emily Cowles (Ruth McDevitt), advice columnist. Kolchak goes after a serial killer in Seattle who strangles his victims and uses their blood to keep himself alive for more than a century through the use of alchemy. The killer hide in the Seattle Underground City. Reporter (George Tobias) recalls series of murders that he had investigated during the 1930s. Scenes restored to DVD. 148328 2005 Kolchak: Nightstalker Chronicles, The SS Collins, Max Allan, Stuart M. Kaminsky, Ed Gorman, Elaine Bergstrom, P.N. Elrod, Robert Weinberg, Brett Matthews, C.J. Henderson, Mark Dawidziak, Peter David, Chuck Dixon, Steven Grant, Mike W. Barr, Gary Phillips Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) 148329 2004 Kolchak: Richard Matheson's Kolchak Scripts MS Matheson, Richard Contains scripts for TV movies, "The Night Stalker," "The Night Stranger," and "The Night Killers," an unproduced script written by Matheson and William F. Nolan Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) 148330 2009 Kolchak: Tales of the Night Stalker -- The Rise & Fall of Carl Kolchak NSF Ulanski, Dave. Ron Frenz, Chris Burnham (Illustrators) Moonstone Comics Graphic Novel. 208 pages. Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak who stumbles upon and writes about the occult and other supernatural occurrences. Editor Tony Vincenzo. 148331 2003 Kolchak: Tales of the Night Stalker #1 CB Ulanski, Dave (Writer). Art: Chris Marrinan, Keith Williams, Ken Wolak, Monte Moore, Dave Ulanski, Pat Olliffe, Ron Frenz, Chris Burnham. #1. November 2003 Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) 148332 2003 Kolchak: Tales of the Night Stalker #2 CB Ulanski, Dave (Writer). Art: Chris Marrinan, Keith Williams, Ken Wolak, Monte Moore, Dave Ulanski, Pat Olliffe, Ron Frenz, Chris Burnham. #2. Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) 148333 2003 Kolchak: Tales of the Night Stalker #4 CB Ulanski, Dave (Writer). Art: Chris Marrinan, Keith Williams, Ken Wolak, Monte Moore, Dave Ulanski, Pat Olliffe, Ron Frenz, Chris Burnham. #4 Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) 148334 2004 Kolchak: Tales of the Night Stalker: Creatures of Habbit, The CB Ulanski, Dave (Writer). Art: Chris Marrinan, Keith Williams, Ken Wolak, Monte Moore, Dave Ulanski, Pat Olliffe, Ron Frenz, Chris Burnham. #3 Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) 148335 1988 Kolory kochania MF Poland News Media. Journalist (Marian Dziedziel). Publisher (Janusz Sykutera). 148336 1986 Komikku zasshi nanka iranai! MF TV Reporter (Kaoru Oda) 148337 1968 Komm nur, mein liebstges Vogelein MF Commentator (Gerd Baltus). 148338 1951 Kommen Sie am Ersten MF West Germany Radio Reporter (Willi Wagner). Kommentator (Axel von Ambesser - Voice). 148339 2003 Kommer du med mig da MF Sweden News Media. Reporter (Sylvia Rauan). Radioreportern (Katarina Vikars). TV fotografen (Gorki Glaser-Muller). Pressfotograf (Daniel Engman). Programledaren TV (Caroline Rauf). 148340 2001 Kommissarie Winter TF Sweden News Media. Journalist (Ulf-Peder Johansson). Journalist (Anette Sevreus). Engelsk Journalist (Jason Burke). 148341 2005 Kommissionen MF Sweden Journalist (Thomaz Ransmyr). Journalist (Jo Rideout). Journalist (Christian Rutegard). News host (Jan Waldekrantz). 148342 1953 Kommt wieder, Menschenkinder N Ihlenfeld, Kurt Germany Journalist 148343 2005 Komodo vs. Cobra (KVC: Komodo vs. Cobra) MT Environmental TV Reporter Sandra Crescent (Jerri Manthey) and her Cameraman team up with some environmentalists to charter a boat and investigate an island to check out a military cover-up involving a doctor, his daughter and his assistant who are running away from a giant Komodo Dragon. The assistant gets eaten and the doctor is killed by a giant cobra. A general sends some military personnel to the island to bring back the doctor and his daughter, but they are also killed by Komodo. It seems the doctor’s team was working on a compound that could make edible plants grow to super size. But the military intervened and tested the compound’s effects on animals ending up with a giant Komodo dragon and a giant cobra. The reporters arrive at the doctor’s home and find the daughter alive and begging to be taken off the island. They have to get off the island because the military will be blowing it up. They reach a helicopter where the Komodo and the Cobra begin to fight. Just seconds after the helicopter lifts off, the bombs start falling on the island killing everything in sight. Cameraman sees the giant cobra and yells for the reporter to get him the camera. She doesn’t and he is eaten. On her way to the helicopter, the reporter gets hit by a Komodo dragon tail, but isn’t killed and somehow gets into the chopper. When she gets home she and the survivors go on TV and expose the military in her story. 148344 1976 Komst van Joachim Stiller, De (aka Arrival of Joachim Stiller, The) MF Lampo, Hubert (Novel) Netherlands Journalist Freek Groenevelt (Hugo Metsers) gets a letter posted more than 20 years before he was born. He wants to know who Joachim Stiller is and so he begins his investigation. Just before Groeneveltis scheduled to meet Stiller, he is hit by a car and dies without the mystery being solved. 148345 1968 Konchu daisenso M Correspondent (William Douyuak). 148346 1961 Konga M DVD -R HQ 8573, 8574 Press Conference 148347 2004 Kongefamilien I Gronland DF Denmark Series Reporter Soren Soltoft (Himself). 148348 2005 Kongefamilien pa Faeroerne TF Reporter Kristian Frederiksen (Reporter, Himself). 148349 2005 Kongefamilien pa Faeroerne TF Reporter Kristian Frederiksen 148350 2004 Kongekabale (King's Game) MF DVD -R HQ 6587. Denmark Reporter Torp of the Daily News gets assigned to covering Parliament discovers a mystery and scandal involving the husband of a political candidate. Paparazzi Photographer (Per Arnesen). Reporter Moll helps Torp expose who's behind the scandal. Torp's dad is a former journalist. 148351 2004 Kongeligt ar - I medgang og modgang, Et DF Denmark - Short Editor-in-Chief Poul Madsen of Ekstra Bladet. 148352 2003 Kongeligt ar, Et DF Denmark PR Manager Anne Bove-Nielsen from Microsoft. 148353 2004 Kongeligt bryllup TF Denmark Reporters (Michele Bellaiche, Julie Berthelsen, Niels Brinch, Bubber, Olav Christensen, Jes Dorph-Petersen, Anna Foss, Mikael Kamber, Johannese Langkilde, Tina Nikolaisen, Hans Pilgaard, Samuel Rachllin, Lise Renne, Kaare R. Skou, Soren Soltoft). Reporters (Jesper Steinmetz, Ulla Terkelsen, Flemming Toft). 148354 2006 Konig Otto MTF Austria/Germany. Photographer (Attila Beke). 148355 1998 Konstadinou kai Elenis: Mad spiti TF Episode #8. Comedy Journalist (Katerina Papoutsaki). 148356 2006 Kontakt MF Hungary Editor (Attila Epres). 148357 2006 Konzoom: Indien I Kobenhavn TF Episode #1. 4-22-2006 Editor Mads Nielsen. 148358 1984 Kopftänzer N Frischmuth, Barbara Austria Journalist 148359 1991 Kopplingen MTF Journalist (Sten Johan Hedman) 148360 1940 Kora Terry MF Germany Journalist Martello (Erich Fiedler). Artist mit dem Hundeakt (Rudolf Carl). Artist (Willi Witte). 148361 2005 Kordavision DF Cuba. Photographers (Alberto Diaz Gutierrez, Raul Corrales, Roberto Salas, Liborio Noval). 148362 1999 Korean War: Fire and Ice, The MT Miniseries Editor (Rod Paschall-Himself), MHQ 148363 2007 Koreatown M News Media. News Anchor Eric Lyndman (Jon Donahue). 148364 2006 Kornwolf N Egolf, Tristan Reporter Owen Brynmor concocts a shaggy-werewolf story for the local paper hoping to disrupt the peace and little suspecting that the lycanthrope really does exist. By day, he's a mute Amish boy. By night, an avenging spirit out of German myth. The rough beast is slouching through the hills of rural Pennsylvania with glowing eyes, a pompadour and a strong resemblance to Richard Nixon. This is good news for Brynmor, a reporter who has a recently returned to his hated home town, which he recalls as a soulless place where public school was "a daily incentive to go on a shooting spree." 148365 1985 Korset MT Reporter (Jan Guillou - Himself) 148366 1981 Kosenie jastrabej luky MF Reporter (Vojtech Keczeli) 148367 1979 Kostas M Australia Reporter Kostas Andropolous (Takis Emmanuel) a Greek immigrant in Australia was formerly a journalist and is now a taxi driver. He is an educated, passionate man who didn’t always live in a seedy rooming house. He gets involved with one of his fares, an upper-class, genteel woman repulsed and attracted by his odd, earthy ways and passion. 148368 1957 Kostervalsen MF Photographer (Sune Mangs). 148369 1994 Kowagaru hitobito MF TV Reporter (Toshiaki Karaswa). Editor (Masanobu Sakata). Chief Editor (Kei Suma). 148370 1990 KPTM News at 9 PM DT Anchors Pat McGonigle, Laura Shelton (1998-2000), Pam Weise. Meteorologist Kristin Allred. Sports Directors J.J. Davis (2002-), Travis Justice. 148371 1961 Kraft Mystery Theater T Series 1961-1963 Press 148372 1963 Kraft Suspense Theater T Series 1963-1965 Press 148373 1965 Kraft Suspense Theatre: Connery's Hands T Episode #59. 7-1-1965 Newscaster (John Willis). 148374 1964 Kraft Suspense Theatre: Watchman, The T Episode #26. 5-14-1964 Publisher (Tol Avery). 148375 1947 Kraft Television Theatre T Series 1947-1958 Press 148376 2005 Kraftverk 3714 MF Sweden Reporter Billy (Markus Widegren). 148377 1979 Kramer vs. Kramer M DVD -R HQ 5471, 5472. L Interviewer (Nicholas Hormann) 148378 1997 Krankheit als Schicksal DF Germany Interviewer Ina Lee. 148379 1994 Krantiveere MF India Journalist Megha Dixit (Dimple Kapadia). meets with an alcoholic man who decides to instill some sense of justice and fair play within his community. When the police and politicians resist him, he decides to take the law into his own hands. TV Interviewer (Shafi Inamdar). 148380 1992 Krapatchouk MF Femme pressee 148381 2009 Krapp’s Last Cassette N Argula, Anne Vanity Fair Reporter doesn’t believe in the existence of a 15-year-old abuse survivor whose parents were members of a satanic cult and who at 14 wrote a moving memoir of hope that Alex Krapp, a well-paid Hollywood screenwriter is adapting for HBO. The cynical reporter is about to pus his suspicions into print, so sharp-tongued Seattle detective Quinn comes to Los Angeles to dig up proof to the contrary. Her own doubts magnify after she realizes the child’s history is similar to that of an abuse victim she put away for rape. 148382 1998 Krazy Girls M Interviewer (Patricia Cotter) 148383 1995 Krazy Ivan G Newsreader (Irma Inniss). 148384 2008 Krazzy 4 MF India TV Reporter Shikha (Diya Mirza) controls the news on the TV, but as a woman she is unable to control the unruly rage of the man she loves, who is diagnosed with intermittent explosive disorder due to his sudden anger at the slightest provocation. Shikha cannot bring him back to sanity. 148385 2006 Kreating Karloff M Commentator (Steve Vertlieb). 148386 1996 Kreis des Schweigens NM Meyer, Arno Germany Journalist 148387 2005 Kreutzer Sonata, The N Moor, Margriet de. Translator Susan Massotty. Music Critic Marius van Vlooten is a famous blind critic who is befriended by a young musicologist. Their first encounter is on an airplane en route to a master class in Bordeaux where the musicologist introduces Marius to Suzanna, the pretty first violinist of a string quartet there to perform Janacek’s Kreutzer Sonata. From this chance meeting a passionate love affair soon develops between Marius and Suzanne. They become engaged and marry. A series of subsequent conversations between Marius and the musicologist reveal the truth behind Marius’s blindness when he was a young student. He had fallen madly in love with a girl who spurned him. Despairing, he tried to commit suicide, but succeeded only in blinding himself. Now, 10 years later, Marius is pretty to another terrible dilemma. He loves Suzanna desperately but strongly suspecting she has a lover, becomes insanely jealous. 148388 2005 Kreuz mit der Schrift, Das TF Germany Reporter (Florian Odendahl). 148389 1991 Krieg der Sender (4. Phil Parker Roman) NM Klugmann, Norbert Germany TV Journalist 148390 1983 Krieg und Frieden MF Interviewer (Dieter Traier) 148391 2002 Krigens born DF Denmark Interviewer Mette Vibe Utzon. 148392 1989 Kriminal'nyi kvartet MF Journalist Saraj (Vladimir Yeryomin). 148393 1943 Kriminalassistent Bloch MF Journalist Nielsen (Bjorn Spiro). 148394 1967 Kriminalmuseum, Das: Die Zundschnur TF Episode. 8-4-1967 Reporter Tanner (Til Erwig). 148395 1986 Krippendorf's Tribe N Parkin, Frank Magazine Writer James Krippendorf is an anthropologist who invents an Amazonian tribe, the Shelmikedmu, whose name and behavioral traits are inspired by his somewhat savage children. 148396 1998 Krippendorf's Tribe M Newscaster (Dave Mallow) 148397 2003 Kristeligt Folkepartis landsmode TF Denmark Reporter (Jens Ringberg). Reporter (Rolf Jonshoj - Voice). 148398 1958 Kristen Bording M Interviewer (Johannes Jacobsen) 148399 1996 Kristian og Ruth DF Denmark. Interviewer-Host Soren Ryge Petersen. 148400 1946 Kristin kommenderar MF Sweden Editor (Nils Nordstahl). 148401 1979 Kristoffers hus MF Journalist (Gunnar Friberg). Photographer (Bjorn Larsson). 148402 2006 Kritikus! MF Hungary Critic (Gabor Szolloskei). Desperate amateur film team wanted to know why their favorite film critic didn't like their latest film. The Cameraman (Zoltan Sipos Szabo). 148403 1991 Krofft Latenight T Episode. 4-5-91 TV Anchor Leslie Nielsen is the news anchor and Krofft puppets are the reporters and newsmakers in this comedic look at world events 148404 1976 Krofft Supershow T Episode Magazine Journalists Electra-Woman and Dyna-Girl, adventures of two female reporters who could turn into superheroes 148405 1991 Kroftt T SV 72 Episode. 4-4-91 Parody News. 148406 2008 Krokketmatchen MF Norway. Short. TV Reporter (Anne Mette Husa). There is only one human left on earth and he’s about to attend an all-Neanderthal croquet match. 148407 2006 Krokodillerne MF Denmark Journalist (Mette Ronne). Four smalltime crooks ends up having the entire criminal underground of Randers chasing them 148408 1958 Krol Macius I M Poland Journalist (Mieczyslaw Stoor). 148409 1947 Kronblom MF Editor (Gustav Hedberg), Vinkelboda-Posten 148410 1957 Kronos M News Media. New York TV Newscaster (Robert Forrest). Second TV Newscaster (Baxter Ward). Newspaper Sketches, stories. 148411 2004 Kronprins i topform DF Interviewer-Host Jes Dorph-Petersen. 148412 1979 Kronprinsen MF Journalist (Torgeir Fonnlid). Journalist (Rannov Nilsen). 148413 2003 Kronprinsen & Mary - pressemode DF Denmark Interviewer Mikael Kamber, TV2 Danmark. Interviewer Morton Lokkegaard, Danmarks Radio 148414 2003 Kronprinsen & Mary pa Amalienborg DF Denmark Reporter Kaare R. Skou. 148415 2000 Kronprinsens Gronland DF Denmark Interviewer Hans Otto Bisgaard. 148416 2006 Kronprinsessan MTF Sweden. Miniseries Journalist (Roger Storm). Reporter (Patrik Edgren). 148417 1989 Kronvittnet MF Sweden Journalist (Regina Lund). Journalist (Ylva Swedenborg). Journalist (Lennart Norback). 148418 1989 Kronvittnet MF Journalist (Lennart Norback) 148419 2005 Krooks Syndrome NSF Leavitt, Jack D. TV Reporter Elaine Sanders carries on her own investigation on the murder of a woman well known in the night club scene in San Antonio who is found burned to death in her apartment. The medical examiner rules that it is spontaneous human combustion and label's the case, "Krook's Syndrome," a literary appellation from a Charles Dickens novel. Sanders' investigation soon crosses paths with two lawmen investigating the case. She has a reputation as a tough journalist, particularly when it comes to the police. The lawmen make a deal with Sanders for her information and help and in exchange she gets the exclusive. One of the lawman falls for her but Elaine, being a single mother, is cautious if attracted as well. The Conquistador, who found the Fountain of Youth through ancient blood rites, has been walking the Earth for over five hundred years, paying the price of his immortality with the souls of his victims. 148420 2006 Krrish MF Journalist Priya (Priyanka Chopra). 148421 1966 Krylya MF Journalist (Olga Gobzeva) 148422 2004 Kryminalni: Reporterzy TF Episode #13. Reporter (Marcin Krawczyk). 148423 1982 Krypskyttere MF Norway. Photographer (Ivar Aaserud). Journalisten (Eli Anne Linnestad). 148424 2008 Kryptonim Gracz MTF Journalist (Stefan Popkowski) 148425 1989 Krzysztof Kakolewski TF Poland - Short Interviewers (Grzegorz Kruszewski, Grazyna Szynkiewicz-Kruszewska). 148426 1995 Krzysztof Kieslowski: I'm So-So… T Interviewer (Krzysztof Wierzbicki - Himself). Cameraman (Jacek Petrycki - Himself). 148427 2005 Krzyzewskiville Tales, The N Dinin, Aaron Sportswriter enters Krzyzewskiville, the temporary tent city that erupts on the Duke University campus every basketball season and suggests that the tenters pass the hours until the next tent check by telling stories of Krzyzewskiville. Like Chaucer’s pilgrims before them, the students compete to tell the best tale. It’s a wintry night in Durham, North Carolina, and 12 students huddle under the meager protection of a nylon tent. They have little in common except the sacrosanct tradition that has brought them together for the last four weeks. Before the sun next sets, they will anoint themselves in blue and white paint and enter nearby Cameron Indoor Stadium to worship at the altar of Blue Devil basketball. In the meantime they live in Krzyzewskiville. The student tales report on ribald tenting exploits, relate a fantasy scene in which Duke basketball players and coaches text a fan’s loyalty, debate the rationality of tenting as a way of allocating students’ tickets, and describe the spontaneous tent city that sprang up one summer when their beloved Coach K. was offered a job elsewhere. 148428 1960 KSFY News at 10 DT Series 1960. TV Newscast. TV Anchors Nancy Naeve (1992-), Mitch Krebs (1996-). Senior Meteorologist Phil Schreck (1988-). 148429 1954 KTIV News at 10 PM DT Series 1954- News Program. Assignment Editor Christy Batien (1998-). Weekend Weather Anchor (1997-). 148430 1991 KTLA Morning News DT TV Morning News Program. TV Anchors Emmett Miller (1998-), Michele Ruiz (1992-1998). Barbara Beck (1991-2001), Carlos Amezcua, Michaela Pereira, Giselle Fernandez (2001), Patricia Del Rio (2007). Entertainment Reporter Sam Rubin. Weatherman Mark Kriski. Skycam 5 Traffic Reporter Jennifer York. Reporter-Chopper Pilot Desiree Horton. Reporter Assignment Reporter-Entertainment Eric Spillman. Field Reporter Gayle Anderson. Reporter-Anchor Patricia Del Rio. Reporters Janet Choi, Willa Sandmeyer. Entertainment Reporters Zorianna Kit, Mindy Burbano. Correspondent Kurt "The Cyberguy" Knutsson (1999-). 148431 1998 KTLA: The Early Years (News) T SV 708 News. Great early news clips. Clete Roberts. Stan Chambers. Bill Stout 148432 1966 Ktokolwiek wie… MF Poland Journalist (Edward Lubaszenko). Journalist (Andrzej Krasicki). Editor (Antoni Bohdziewicz). 148433 1997 KTTV News at 10 PM DT Series 1954 TV Newscast. Weekend Weather Anchor Michelle Rook. Assistant Editor Christy Batien (1988). 148434 1980 KTVA CBS 11 News at 10 DT Series 1980. TV Anchor (Mary Pae). Assistant News Director (Kirk Chaisson-Himself). Meteorologist Aimee Rzewuski. 148435 1993 Kuchnia polska MTF Poland. Miniseries Journalist (Kevin Hayes). Journalist (Ewa Magiera). Journalist (Katarzyna Robinska). Journalist (Bogdan Szczesiak). 148436 1977 Kuckucksei N Lentz, Georg Germany Journalist 148437 2001 Kuifje - De Zonnetempe! (De Musical) P Belgium. Premiere: 9-15-2001. Reporter Tintin in a musical based on The Seven Crystal Balls and Prisoners of the Sun. 148438 1971 Kujanjuoksu MF Reporter Heinonen (Ismo Saario). Photographer (Paavo Jaatinen). 148439 1949 Kukla, Fran and Ollie T Series Announcer (Hugh Downs0 148440 1947 Kultamitalivaimo MF Radio Commentators (Toivo Maatta, Pekka Tiilikainen) 148441 1995 Kun en pige MF Journalist (Peter Rygaard) 148442 1989 Kun for mennesker! - et program om Johan Otto von Spreckelsen DF Denmark Interviewer Dan Tschemia (Voice). 148443 1975 Kun sandheden MF Journalist (Torben Hundal) 148444 1972 Kun taivas putoaa MF Journalist (Paul Osipow) 148445 2008 Kung Fu Granny M TV Reporter Liza (Nicole Franklin). Notorious Pangolin crime ring is out for revenge and the first on their list is Vice Cop Sergeant Randall Leung. But little do they know that behind the sergeant is his Grandma, the one and only Kung Fu Granny. 148446 2004 Kung Fu Mummy, The M News Correspondent (Vincent Angelini). 148447 1995 Kung Fu: Legend Continues, The: Banker's Hours T Episode #62. 11-6-1995 Anchorwoman (Faye Dance). 148448 1995 Kung Fu: Legend Continues, The: Plague T Episode #45. 1-30-1995 Anchorwoman (Faye Dance). 148449 1979 Kung-Fu MF Journalist is an old friend of a well-regarded engineer in a big enterprise who is hounded by trumped up attacks on his integrity when he delves too deeply into how bonuses are handled by the management The friend gets into an argument with the guard, is arrested and subsequently fired. The journalist tries to sort things out but the victim's stubbornness and past problems with his wife lead to losses by both. Editor Henio Laskus (Bronislaw Cieslak). Editor-in-Chief Maciek (Janusz Gajos). Journalist (Jerzy Moes). 148450 1986 Kunyonga - Mond in Africa (aka Murder in Africa) MF African-American Reporter Bob Roberts (Ron Williams) of The Star rescues the son of a millionaire who was framed for murder and sentenced to life in a prison labor camp in Mombasa. Beginning of film, Roberts is chewed out by his boss and fired for running up an expense account while covering a story that he ended up getting scooped on by Life Magazine. Once he goes to Africa, journalism work never mentioned again. 148451 1943 Kup's Column DT Kupcinet, Irv Series. 1-1943 to 11-2003. Gossip Columnist Irv Kupcinet of the Chicago Sun-Times debuted in January 1943 and continued to its final appearance just four days before his death in November, 2003. "Kup's Column" was reported from his de facto office, a booth in the Pump Room at Chicago's Omni Ambassador East Hotel. He chronicled with a gentle, often adoring touch, lives of Hollywood starlets, local politicos, tycoons and princes. 148452 1962 Kup's Show DT Columnist Irv Kupcinet, Chicago 148453 2000 Kurenai no kenju' yo eien ni MF News Media. News Reporters (Mayumi Dobashi, Yuka Harunaga). News Anchor (Natsuko Imazeki). TV News Director (Koji Sato). 148454 1936 Kurier des Zaren, Der MF Verne, Jules (Novel). Hans Kyseer (Screenplay) Germany French Journalist Alcide Jolivet (Kurt Vespermann). British Journalist Harry Blount (Theo Lingen). 148455 1957 Kuriton sukupolvi MF Finland. Reporter Arvo Kaari (Toivo Makela). Editor (Jalmari Rinne). Photographer (Kyosti Kayhko). Newspaperman (Kaarlo Angerkoski). Photographer Lopponen (Mauri Jaakkola). Radio Announcer (Pekka Tiilikainen). 148456 1985 Kuroi shitagi no onna MF Journalist (Ren Osugi) 148457 1998 Kurt & Courtney M Interviewer (Nick Broomfield) 148458 1990 Kurt Olsson - filmen om mitt liv som mej sjalv MF Journalist (Ulf Dohlsten) 148459 2006 Kurtlar vadisi - Irak MF Turkey Journalist George Baltimore (Spencer Garrett). 148460 2006 Kustenwache: Verloren in der Tiefe TF Episode. 3-9-2006. Season #9. Episode #5 TV Reporter (Florian Froschmayer). 148461 2005 Kuttner TF 2005- Editor in the studio (Sven Schuhmacher). Outside Reporter (Michael Wigge). Special Reporter (Caroline Korneli). 148462 1995 Kutzooi MF Interviewer (Lodewijk Crijns) 148463 1976 Kuumat kundit MF Journalist (Markku Veijalainen). 148464 2002 Kuutamolla MF TV Journalist (Satu Linnapuomi) 148465 1992 Kvallspressen TF Series News Media. News Editor Johnsson (Sten Johan Hedman). Journalist Wennstrom (Gert Fylking). Chief Editor Sockander (Ingvar Hirdwall). 148466 1950 Kvartetten som sprangdes MF Sweden Editor Bengt "Cello" Erlandsson (Sven Lindberg). Editor at Kuriren (Olav Riego). Photographer (David Erikson). Photographer (Arne Kallerud). Photographer (Gosta Pruzelius). 148467 1956 Kvinnens plass MF Norway Journalist (Odd Borg). 148468 1955 Kvinnodrom MF Sweden. Photographer Ferdinand Sundstrom (Ludde Gentzel). Sundstrom's Photographer (Curt Karrby). Photographer in Modefoto's Studio (Axel Duberg). 148469 1953 Kvinnohuset MF Photographer (Harald Borgstrom). 148470 1989 Kvinnorna pa taket MF Sweden. Photographer Halling (Johan Bergenstrahle). Newspaper Agent (Berndt Ostman). 148471 2001 KVIQ Action News DT Series 1998 Sports Anchor, 2001 (Steve Large) 148472 2004 Kwoon M Reporter (Tomiko). 148473 2006 Kyle XY: Kyle Got Game T Episode #7. 8-7-2006 News Media. News Anchor (M. Jung Lee). 148474 2006 Kyle XY: Memory Serves T DVD -R HQ 6635 Episode. TV Anchor (Asian female) for "KZRE - Bringing Seattle To You." Newspaper clippings vital to plot. 148475 2006 Kyle XY: Pilot T Episode #1. 6-26-2006 TV News Anchor (Mi-Jung Lee). 148476 2002 Kymmenen riivinrautaa MF News Media. Reporter (Salla Paajanen). Chief Editor (Raimo Wahlstrom). Photographer (Ere Kokkonen). 148477 1981 Kymmenen uutiset DF Finland. Series TV Anchor Leena Kaskela (1981-2004), Ripsa Koskinen-Papunen (1991), Keijo Leppanen, Kaj Linden (1981-1996), Pirjo Nuotio (1977-), Heikki Piuhola. Reporters Pauli Aalto-Setala, Jari Sarasvuo (1988). Sports Journalist Simo Rantalainen. 148478 2001 Kyo Kii… Main Jhuth Nahin Bolta MF India Journalist Rajat (Mohnish Bahl). 148479 1972 Kyojin-gun MTF Series Interviewer (Nagisa Oshima) 148480 1989 Kyoshoku soko Guyver C Japan. Sci-Fi. Newscaster (Mimi Woods - Voice - English Version). 148481 1940 Kyss henne! MF Journalist (Gosta Grip). Journalist (Axel Isaksson). Journalist (Georg Skarstedt). Editor Palmqvist (Erland Colliander). 148482 2004 Kyun…! Ho Gaya Na MF India Newsreader (Rishi Kapadia). 148483 2004 Kyuti Hani MF Journalist 148484 2004 Kyuti Hani (aka Cutie Honey) MF Japan Reporter Seiji Hayami (Jun Murakami) and a detective team up with Cutie Honey, a superhero warrior of love, to fight an evil tree demon known as Sister Jill. 148485 1965 KYW Eyewitness News DT Series 1965. News Staff. Reporter-Anchor Jessica Savitch. Anchors Larry Kane, Tom Snyder. 148486 2005 L Word, The: L-Chain T DVD -R HQ 3277 Episode. 5-8-2005 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice struggles with jealousy. Bette moves her father into her home. Jenny confronts a repressed memory. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148487 2004 L Word, The: L'Ennui T Episode #7. 2-29-2004 Photographer (Mark Oliver). "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148488 2006 L Word, The: Labia Majora T DVD -R HQ 5205 Episode. 1-9-2006. Showtime Series. Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Bette and Tina try to rekindle their romance. Helena buys a movie studio. Jenny returns to Los Angeles. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148489 2005 L Word, The: Labyrinth T DVD -R HQ 3029 Episode #19. 3-20-2005 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Jenny tries to find the courage to date Carmen while Tina moves back in with Bette -- temporarily. Meanwhile, Shane begins her first day as assistant to Veronica Bloom. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148490 2009 L Word, The: Lactose Intolerant T DVD -R HQ 10884 Episode #67. 2-22-2009 Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. Alice begins to feel crowded. Jenny throws a baby shower. Bette and Tina have troubles in the adoption process. Bette goes to the opening night without Tina. Shane feels boxed in. 148491 2005 L Word, The: Lacuna T DVD -R HQ 3342 Episode. 5-14-2005 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Franklin fires Belle. Tina goes into labor. Jenny asks for help. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148492 2007 L Word, The: Lacy Lilting Lyrics T DVD -R HQ 8075 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Alice and her friends console Phyllis' husband. Tina and Jenny have creative differences. Bette and Jodi's relationship may progress to the next level. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148493 2008 L Word, The: Lady of the Lake T DVD -R HQ 9536 Episode #53. 1-20-2008 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. Shane decides to give up sex and instead pours her energy in exercising. Jodi brings Bette to meet and hang out with her friends but Bette has a hard time letting go of control. Tasha faces new allegations. Helena finally gets comfortable in prison but things are about to change when her mother turns up. 148494 2005 L Word, The: Lagrimas de Oro T DVD -R HQ 3047 Episode. 3-27-2005 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Mark becomes increasingly manipulative. Dana prepares for a demonstration march. Jenny and Carmen bond. Bette tells Tina she will be involved with their child's upbringing. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148495 2005 L Word, The: Land Ahoy T DVD -R HQ 3176 Episode. 4-24-2005 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Jenny and Carmen go on a lesbian Caribbean cruise. Kit and Bette struggle to connect with their father. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148496 2005 L Word, The: Lap Dance T DV -R HQ 2900 Episode #16. 2-27-2005 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice and Dana try to stay apart. Acting on Alice's advice, Tina hires a famous lawyer to help with her separation from Bette. Jenny has a serious talk with Robin. Kit finalizes her purchase. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148497 2007 L Word, The: Lassoed T DVD -R HQ 7758 Episode. 1-21-2007 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Jenny tries to find out more about the journalist who disliked her book. Bette embarks on an ill-advised affair. Tina throws a party. Shane gets Helena a job. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148498 2009 L Word, The: Last Couple Standing T DVD -R HQ 10909 Episode #68. 3-1-2009 Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. Rumors fly about Alice and Tasha’s relationship troubles. Someone plans a move to New York. Kit meets someone. There is no show at the bus station. 148499 2006 L Word, The: Last Dance T DVD -R HQ 5659 Episode. Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Alice steals. Bette considers fighting for sole custody. Lasra arrives home late. Max gets a job. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148500 2009 L Word, The: Last Word T DVD -R HQ 10937, 10938 Episode #69. 3-8-2009. Last episode of the series. Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. Friends find themselves being held for questioning in regards to Jenny’s death. 148501 2005 L Word, The: Late, Later, Latent T DVD -R HQ 3128 Episode. 4-17-2005 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice freaks Dana out. Jenny learns the truth about Burr and Carmen. Bette and Tina have a brief encounter. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148502 2006 L Word, The: Latecomer T DVD -R HQ 5563 Episode. 2-26-2006 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Moira wants to be called Max. Kit gets help from Nona Hendry. Helena takes everyone to a basketball game. Jenny tries to throw Max a benefit party. Tina moves out of Bette's bed. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148503 2008 L Word, The: Lay Down the Law T DVD -R HQ 9690 Episode #58. 2-24-2008 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. Alice testifies at Tasha’s military review-board hearing. Niki’s handlers force her to appear with a male escort. Bette and Tina’s anguish increases. 148504 2007 L Word, The: Layup T DVD -R HQ 7843 Episode. 1-28-2007 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Bette deals with an artist whose work is politically incendiary. Tina finds herself rejected at a softball game. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148505 2006 L Word, The: Lead, Follow, or Get Out of the Way T DVD -R HQ 5585 Episode. 3-5-2006 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Dana seems to be recovering. Carmen comes out to her family. Jenny attends a transsexual support group meeting. Bette struggles for peace. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148506 2009 L Word, The: Least Likely T DVD -R HQ 10811 Episode #63. 1-25-2009. Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. Alice and Tasha seek counseling. An old acquaintance threatens Bette and Tina’s future. An old flame sends Helena reeling. 148507 2009 L Word, The: Leaving Los Angeles T DVD -R HQ 10855 Episode #65. 2-8-2009 Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. Alice and Tasha play matchmaker. Shane and Jenny melt over each other. Bette and Tina meet a potential birth mother. Max tries to deal with the pregnancy. Kelly Wentworth may have what Bette needs. 148508 2006 L Word, The: Left Hand of the Goddess T DVD -R HQ 5718 Episode. 3-28-2006 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148509 2006 L Word, The: Legend in the Making T DVD -R HQ 7708 Episode. 1-7-2007 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148510 2008 L Word, The: Lesbians Gone Wild T DVD -R HQ 9680 Episode #57. 2-17-2008 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. Alice Pieszecki is offered a controversial national talk show, but must out celebrities to get hired. She is also called to testify under oath in the Army hearings accusing her former girlfriend Tasha being gay when the colonel in charge of prosecuting Tasha’s case arrives. The motion picture about lesbians, “Les Girls” continues to have problems as the director and the star engage in sex on the set. 148511 2007 L Word, The: Lesson Number One T DVD -R HQ 7992 Episode. 2-18-2007 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Alice's friend faces flashbacks. Jenny's short story sparks interest in Hollywood. Helena struggles to pay back a debt. Bette consoles Phyllis. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148512 2008 L Word, The: Let’s Get This Party Started T DVD -R HQ 9560 Episode #54. 1-27-2008 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. There’s a new lesbian club trying to compete with The Planet and the entire gang decides to check it out. Surprising moment takes place due to Bette’s jealousy of Tina’s new girlfriend. The latest Bond girl courts Jenny for the lead in her movie. There’s a new lesbian club trying to compete with The Planet and the entire gang decides to check it out. 148513 2007 L Word, The: Lexington and Concord T DVD -R HQ 7989 Episode. 2-25-2007 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Alice and Tasha disagree about the war. Tina meets Bette's new girlfriend. Jenny's revenge backfires. Kit unloads on Angus. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148514 2007 L Word, The: Lez Girls T DVD -R HQ 7889 Episode. 2-4-2007 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Alice breaks up with Phyllis. Tina finds Angus with Hazel. Jenny publishes a short story. Bette's career is threatened. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148515 2008 L Word, The: LGB Tease T DVD -R HQ 9463 Episode #51. 1-6-2008 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. The Planet hosts a coming-out party for Phyllis where Alice and Shane attempt to hook Tiona up with someone who isn’t Bette. Helena is imprisoned and no one can get hold of her mother. Jenny finds a rich investor and schemes her way to directing Lez Girls the movie. Shane is about to sign a lease on a house with Paige, but can’t remain faithful. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. She interviews Phyllis who is a bit too frank. 148516 2004 L Word, The: Liberally T DVD -R 1566 Showtime Series. Episode 3-21-2004 Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is bi-sexual, "the character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Bette defends her gallery. Shane's relationship with Cherie gets complicated. Kit begins to relaunch her career. Marina and Francesca fight. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148517 2005 L Word, The: Life, Loss, Learning T DVD -R HQ 2863 Episode #15. 2-20-2005. Second Season Premiere Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Currently obsessing over make out session with best friend, marriage-bound tennis star Dana (Erin Daniels). Ill-timed surges of passion between Dana and her friend Alice generate laughs and occasional heat. In season opener, aspiring writer Jenny (Mia Kirschner) appears to be clinging to her provocative sexual ambivalence. Tirelessly promiscuous hairdresser Shane still inspires mad lust all over town. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148518 2008 L Word, The: Lifecycle T DVD -R HQ 9733 Episode #60. 3-9-2008 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. 148519 2006 L Word, The: Lifeline T DVD -R HQ 5431 (Mislabeled as 5531). Episode. 2-5-2006 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Alice meets Uta. Dana gets her test results. Cherie drops in to WAX. Jenny learns a publisher is interested in her book. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148520 2006 L Word, The: Lifesize T DVD -R HQ 5475 Episode. 2-12-2006 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Tina struggles with her feelings. Kit gives in to Angus. Women support Dana. Moira finds a shortcut. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148521 2006 L Word, The: Light My Fire T DVD -R HQ 5378 Episode #30. 1-29-2006 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Dana is interviewed at a tennis match. Moira disappears all night. Bette takes on Capitol Hill. Helena falls for a filmmaker. Reporter (Duncan Minett). "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148522 2008 L Word, The: Lights! Camera! Action! T DVD -R HQ 9625 Episode #56. 2-10-2008 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. Alice Pieszecki is offered a controversial national talk show. The motion picture about lesbians, “Les Girls” gets off to a rocky start. 148523 2004 L Word, The: Limb From Limb T DVD -R 1620 Episode #13. 4-11-2004 Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is bi-sexual, "the character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Reporter (Duncan Minett). Tina finds out about Candace. Marina dates Robin. Shane's patrons turn on her. Kit tries to make sense of Ivan's ambition. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148524 2008 L Word, The: Liquid Heat T DVD -R HQ 9719 Episode #59. 3-2-2008 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. = 148525 2007 L Word, The: Literary License To Kill T DVD -R HQ 8187 Episode. 3-18-2007 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Flashbacks haunt Alice's girlfriend. Jenny's short stories hit home for Bette. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148526 2009 L Word, The: Litmus Test T DVD -R HQ 10863 Episode #66. 2-15-2009 Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. Alice and Tasha have a third-wheel crush. Jenny sells another script. Bette and Kelly go into business. The ladies want to test Dylan. Jenny encroaches on Shane. 148527 2007 L Word, The: Little Boy Blue T Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice finds investors. Angus tries to apologize. Jenny chooses a director for her movie. Bette has control issues. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148528 2007 L Word, The: Livin' La Vida Loca T DVD -R HQ 7735 Episode #40. 1-14-2007 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Reporter From Curve Magazine (Heather Matarazzo). "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148529 2009 L Word, The: LMFAO T DVD -R HQ 10828 Episode #64. 2-1-2009 Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends.Jenny dismisses Alice’s aspirations to write a screenplay. Alice goes on The Look to share intimate secrets by reading a letter written to her about hurting gay people. Alice talks about outing gay people. Homophobia is alive and well in this country and it can often be deadly. I wanted to share that. Thank you. The other anchors are confused about Alice’s comments. The letter is from a teenage girl who is contemplating suicide on a roof top. She idolizes Alice and wrote her the letter. Alice finds her and talks her out of suicide by telling her millions of people heard her letter read on TV. Friends toast Alice’s success. Alice is afraid of losing her job and plans to apologize to the people on The Look. Jenny’s movie negative goes missing. Shane’s apologies are noticed. Phyllis shares a secret with Bette. Kit and Helena open a club. Jenny and Shane make out at the club in full public view. 148530 2009 L Word, The: LMFAO T DVD -R HQ 10828 Episode #64. 2-1-2009 Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends.Jenny dismisses Alice’s aspirations to write a screenplay. Alice goes on The Look to share intimate secrets by reading a letter written to her about hurting gay people. Alice talks about outing gay people. Homophobia is alive and well in this country and it can often be deadly. I wanted to share that. Thank you. The other anchors are confused about Alice’s comments. The letter is from a teenage girl who is contemplating suicide on a roof top. She idolizes Alice and wrote her the letter. Alice finds her and talks her out of suicide by telling her millions of people heard her letter read on TV. Friends toast Alice’s success. Alice is afraid of losing her job and plans to apologize to the people on The Look. Jenny’s movie negative goes missing. Shane’s apologies are noticed. Phyllis shares a secret with Bette. Kit and Helena open a club. Jenny and Shane make out at the club in full public view. 148531 2006 L Word, The: Lobster T DVD -R HQ 5323 Episode. 1-26-2006 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Alice continues her emotional tailspin. Shane sets up at a skate shop. Jenny brings Moira home. Kit befriends Bette and Tina's nanny. Tina works for Helena. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148532 2004 L Word, The: Locked Up T DVD -R 1592 Episode #12. 4-4-2004. Series. Showtime. Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is bi-sexual, "the character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Reporter (Veena Sood). Near-riot lands Bette in jail. Shane's relationships grow more convoluted. Kit meets Ivan. Tim and Jenny discuss divorce. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148533 2006 L Word, The: Lone Star T DVD -R HQ 5522 Episode. 2-19-2006 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Jenny injects hormones into Moira. Dana undergoes chemotherapy. Shane and Carmen get tattoos. The B-52s perform at The Planet. Kit fires Billie. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148534 2005 L Word, The: Loneliest Number T DVD -R HQ 2939 Episode #17. 3-6-2005 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice and Dana continue to hide their attraction. Jenny moves in with Shane. Dana questions Tonya's motives. Tina discovers an e-mail from Candace. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148535 2009 L Word, The: Long Night’s Journey Into Day T DVD -R HQ 10791 Episode #62. 1-18-2009. Last Season Opener Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. Flashbacks reveal events leading up to a tragedy -- Jenny’s murder. 148536 2007 L Word, The: Long Time Coming T DVD -R HQ 8224 Episode. 3-25-2007 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Bette seeks Tina's advice. Shane's relationship becomes serious. Tasha must return to Iraq. Jenny faces being fired. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148537 2004 L Word, The: Longing T SVD 1510 Episode. Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is bi-sexual, "the character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice tries to regain some self-respect. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148538 2008 L Word, The: Look Out, Here They Come! T DVD -R HQ 9535 Episode #52. 1-13-2008 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. Alice and Tasha go on a double-date with Bette and Jodi. Jenny’s boss’s daughter is getting married and Shane gets a gig as the hair stylist at her wedding -- and does the bride, the maid of honor and the mother who chase her trying to get her back. Kit and Max spot a young girl who’s obsessed with Jenny’s work and hook her up with her dream job. In prison, Helena is rescued by her cell mate. 148539 2008 L Word, The: Lookin’ At You Kid T DVD -R HQ 9594 Episode #55. 2-3-2008 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. Alice outs a basketball star for being hypocritical on an Webcast and causes a fire storm across the news media. TV sportscaster covers the story by interviewing “Journalist Alice Pieszecki” for causing the Internet controversy. She is attacked for exposing the basketball star. 148540 2004 L Word, The: Looking Back T DVD -R 1584 Series. Showtime Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is bi-sexual, "the character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Women reminisce about their first loves. Alice deals with her mother. Jenny takes up with Robin. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148541 2006 L Word, The: Loosing the Light T DVD -R HQ 5635 Episode. 1-26-2006 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Dana takes a turn for the worse. Carmen surprises Shane. Jenny introduces Max to Tim. Tina settles in with Henry. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148542 2006 L Word, The: Lost Weekend T DVD -R 5316 Episode. 1-20-2006 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice chases Dana. Alice refuses Helena. Party promoter sets up shop at The Planet. Jenny has feelings for Moira. Bette worries that her life is out of control. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148543 2005 L Word, The: Loud and Proud T DVD -R HQ 3232 Episode. 5-1-2005 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Secrets about Dana's brother and Jenny's past come out. Bette and Kit deal with their father's health. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148544 2005 L Word, The: Loyal T DVD -R HQ 3104 Episode. 4-10-2005 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Bette and Tina come to an agreement. Jenny loses out on a job due to her sexual preference. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148545 2008 L Word, The: Loyal and True T DVD -R HQ 9783, 9784 Episode #61. 3-23-2008. Season Finale Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. Alice meets a writer and falls in love. Tina’s film is completed and Jenny shows up to take a bow. A millionaire friend returns and buys back the Planet and the She-Bar as well. Tina discovers the new distributor wants to change the ending of the film having the woman go back to a man to diffuse the lesbian themes. 148546 2007 L Word, The: Luck Be a Lady T DVD -R HQ 7914 Episode. 2-11-2007 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice, Helena and Shane learn how to play poker. Bette enjoys a new romance. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148547 2005 L Word, The: Luminous T DVD -R HQ 3048 Episode. 4-3-2005 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Alice and Dana begin dating. Tina comes between Helena and her ex. Shane dulls her pain. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148548 2008 L Word, The: Lunar Cycle T DVD -R HQ 9757 Episode #60. 3-16-2008 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. 148549 2005 L Word, The: Lynch Pin T DVD -R HQ 2988 Episode #18. 3-13-2005 Magazine Journalist Alice Pleszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's bighearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. Bette travels to New York. Shane and Jenny interview prospective roommates. Kit attends a self-help seminar. Shane draws the attention of a high-powered producer. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. 148550 2008 L Word, The: Who Killed Jenny? T DVD -R HQ 10722 Special Feature -- 9-minute teaser including commentary from the cast and the producers. Magazine Journalist Alice Pieszecki (Leisha Hailey) is a snarky, funky magazine writer. Bisexual Alice is the gang's big-hearted grand pooh-bah. Usually found gossiping at local coffeehouse hangout the Planet. "The character of Alice Pieszecki is not intended to portray or represent any particular individual at L.A. Weekly," an alternative newspaper in Los Angeles. Alice does a regular interview show about lesbians from the Planet in West Hollywood called “Alice in Lesbo Land” a biweekly podcast for a bisexual and sapphically inclined ladies and their friends. With Jenny Schecter’s closest friends at the scene of the crime, everyone becomes a suspect -- including Alice. 148551 1963 L-Shaped Room, The M AFI-Authors Writer 148552 2000 L.A. 7: Fallout T UK. Episode #9. 8-19-2000 Photographer (Robert Casey). 148553 1997 L.A. Confidential M DVD -R HQ 2787, 2788, 2751. L Editor (Danny DeVito) of Hollywood tabloid. Hush-Hush. Reporter (Hennon Chambers). Reporter at Hollywood Station (Bob Clendenin). Photographer at Hollywood Station (Lennie Loftin). Reporter at Hospital (Colin Mitchell). Photographer at Hospital (John Slade). Photographer (Jonathan Adler). 148554 2000 L.A. Confidential: Pilot T SVD 1427 Episode. Tabloid Editor of Hush-Hush (Pruitt Taylor Vince). 148555 1999 L.A. Connections: Power, Obsession, Murder, Revenge N Collins, Jackie Serial Novel is collected in one blockbuster volume Journalist Madison Castelli is going after the story of her career in the exclusive mansions of Los Angeles where Hollywood's most powerful players willingly risk it all. The beautiful reporter is about to discover there are secrets worth killing for. Madison is involved in coverage of a murder. 148556 1999 L.A. Doctors: Life Lost in Living, The T Episode #20. 3-22-1999 News Media. Reporter (Joanie Wread). 148557 2004 L.A. Guns: Hellraisers Ball - Caught in the Act T Interviewer (Jet Martin - Himself). 148558 1989 L.A. Law: T Episode TV News. Wife's testimony in trial refers to alibi: listening to Tom Brokaw on TV news 148559 1989 L.A. Law: T Episode Press is going to be here hounding us everyday (Sifuentes to client). It's only going to get worse. Husband and wife accused of killing kid 148560 1989 L.A. Law: T Episode Reporter for newspaper story on mother/daughters. Reporter on stand uses privilege to conceal source. 148561 1992 L.A. Law: T VHS 283. SV 195 (Media Excerpts). SV 52, 48. Episodes. (September 1986-May 1994). News Media 148562 1994 L.A. Law: Age of Insolence, The T Episode #162. 2-24-1994 News Media. Reporter (Catherine Dao). Reporter (Ben Mittleman). 148563 1989 L.A. Law: America the Beautiful T Episode #59. 5-4-1989 Reporter (Cal Gibson). 148564 1987 L.A. Law: Auld L'Anxiety T Episode #28. 11-19-1987 News Media. Newscaster (Brad Burlingame). Messenger (Eddie Ken Gee). 148565 1991 L.A. Law: Badfellas T Episode #111. 11-21-1991 News Media. Reporter (John Towey). 148566 1986 L.A. Law: Bare Witness T Episode #138. 1-21-1993. News Media. Reporter #1 (Swan Allen). Reporter #2 (Leslie Winston). Reporter #3 (Tina Panella-Hart). 148567 1989 L.A. Law: Barstow Bound T Episode #55. 3-23-1989 News Media. Reporter (Kim Murdock). 148568 1988 L.A. Law: Beauty and Obese T Episode #35. 2-11-1988 News Media. When Rollins's new-found celebrity in the local media as a young hot-shot attorney goes to his head, the irritated partners device a practical joke to knock him down a few pegs. Rollins returns the favor. 148569 1987 L.A. Law: Beef Jerky T Episode #15. 2-5-1987. Reporter #2 (Tom Ashworth). Reporter #1 (Ann Blessing). 148570 1991 L.A. Law: Beverly Hills Hangers, The T Episode #98. 3-14-1991 News Media. Reporters (Janice Ryan, John Towey). 148571 1990 L.A. Law: Bitch is Back, The T Episode #84. 10-18-1990 Reporter (Alec Murdock). 148572 1989 L.A. Law: Captain Hurt T Episode #63. 11-9-1989 TV Anchor (Cedering Fox). 148573 1993 L.A. Law: Come Rain Or Come Schein T VHS 613 (Poor Quality Tape) Episode #145. 4-22-1993 TV Weatherman is fired and replaced by stand-up comedian. 148574 1989 L.A. Law: Consumed Innocent T Episode #61. 5-18-89 TV Talk Show Host Pete Bostik (J.T. Walsh) is charged with inciting his audience to attack an activist guest who's later murdered 148575 1994 L.A. Law: Dead Issue T SVD 1146. SV 276 (Media Excerpts) Episode #167. 4-21-1994 Journalist Julius Watson (Peter Crombie) involved in libel suit accuses nuclear scientist of conducting radiation experiments on unwitting subjects. 148576 1987 L.A. Law: December Bribe T Episode #14. 1-22-1987 TV Anchor (Nadine Berger). Reporter #1 (Rocko Del Verra). Reporter #2 (Alec Murdock). 148577 1987 L.A. Law: Douglas Fur Ball, The T Episode #14. 1-15-1987 News Media. Reporter (Kim Murdock). Reporter #2 (Bruce Winant). 148578 1988 L.A. Law: Dummy Dearest T SVD 1094. SV 178 Episode #48. 12-15-1988 Tabloid accused of causing irreparable damage to the reputation of an actress. Reporter (Alec Murdock). 148579 1990 L.A. Law: Ex-Wives and Videotape T DVD -R HQ 2301. SVD 1102 Episode #75. 2-22-1990 TV Newswoman's bitter ex-husband threatens to unveil an X-rated video of her and him. Media involved in retrial of black teacher convicted of murdering a white girl. News Media. Reporter #1 (Tina Panella-Hart). Reporter #2 (Steve Tietsort). 148580 1987 L.A. Law: Fifty Ways to Floss Your Lover T Episode #18. 2-19-1987 News Media. Reporter (Kim Murdock). 148581 1992 L.A. Law: From Here to Paternity T Episode #121. 3-26-1992 News Media. Reporters (Michele Roth, John Towey). 148582 1986 L.A. Law: Gibbon Take T SV 216 Episode #8. 11-14-1986 Reporters drag Van Owen through the mud during a press conference. Reporter (Kim Murdock) 148583 1986 L.A. Law: Gibbon Take T Episode #8. 11-14-1986 News Media. Reporter (Kim Murdock). 148584 1994 L.A. Law: God Is My Co-Counsel T Episode #163. 3-10-1994 News Media. Reporter #1 (Tiiu Leek). Reporter #2 (Wylie Small). 148585 1991 L.A. Law: Gods Must Be Lawyers, The T Episode #97. 2-21-1991 News Media. Reporters (Janice Ryan, John Towey). Headline-hunter charged with murdering her husband hunts for an attorney. 148586 1991 L.A. Law: Good To The Last Drop. T SV 65 Episode #99. 3-21-1991 News Media. Reporter #1 (Merry Lee Traum). Reporter #2 (Steve Tietsort). Rosalind falls down elevator shaft. 148587 1992 L.A. Law: Great Balls Afire T SV 136 Episode #120. 3-19-92 News Media. Jewish philanthropist halts finding for medical researcher who is using data from Nazi experiments. 148588 1993 L.A. Law: Hello and Goodbye T SV 189 Episode #140. 2-18-1993 Photographer is charged by widow of encouraging her late husband's suicide. 148589 1993 L.A. Law: How Much Is That Bentley in the Window T Episode #152. 10-21-1993 News Media. Reporter #1 (Leslie Winston). Reporter #2 (Joyce Kurtz). 148590 1990 L.A. Law: Justice Swerved T Episode. 3-29-1990. Season #4. Episode #17 News Media. Reporter #1 (Tina Panella-Hart). Reporter 32 (Orin Kennedy). Reporter #3 (Cal Gibson). 148591 1990 L.A. Law: Last Gasp, The T Episode #83. 5-17-1990 Reporter (Alec Murdock). Reporter (Ken Murdock). 148592 1989 L.A. Law: Lie Down and Deliver T Episode #67. 12-7-1989 Photographer (John Gallogly). 148593 1992 L.A. Law: Love in Bloom T Episode #123. 4-23-1992 News Media. Reporter (John Towey). 148594 1987 L.A. Law: Lung Goodbye, The T Episode #23. 10-15-1987 News Media. Journalist #1 (Kerry Michaels). Journalist #2 (Robert Pescovitz). 148595 1993 L.A. Law: Odor in the Court T Episode #136. 1-7-1993 News Media. Reporter (Maggie Myatt). 148596 1990 L.A. Law: Outward Bound T SVD 1102. SV 152 Episode #82. 5-10-1990 Journalist Warren Smyth (Nicolas Surovy) reveals gay cop's identity and the policeman sues when secret of his sexuality is revealed in the press. 148597 1993 L.A. Law: Pacific Rimshot T Episode #156. 11-18-1993. News Media. Reporter #1 (Christopher Cole). Reporter #2 (Larry Barrett). Reporter (Catherine Dao). 148598 1993 L.A. Law: Parent Trap T Episode #139. 2-11-1993 News Media. Reporter #2 (Julie Araskog). Reporter #1 (Joyce Kurtz). Reporter #3 (Phil LaMarr). 148599 1988 L.A. Law: Pettycoat Injunction T Episode #36. 2-18-1988 News Media. Reporter (Alec Murdock). Reporter (Kim Murdock). 148600 1989 L.A. Law: Plane Mutiny, The T Episode #52. 2-9-1989 News Media. Reporter #1 (Alec Murdock). Reporter #2 (Ken Murdock). 148601 1991 L.A. Law: Pump It Up T Episode #93. 1-10-1991 Reporter (Alec Murdock). 148602 1993 L.A. Law: Raiders of the Lost Bark T DVD -R 1725 Episode #7. 11-7-1986 TV News Anchor (Barbara Bosson) baffles Kuzak by rejecting a generous settlement. Reporter #1 (Starr Gillard). Reporter #2 (Kim Murdock). Reporter #3 (Alec Murdock). Reporter #4 (Cam Clarke). Reporter #5 (Kevin Roberts). After Kuzak wins the discrimination case, he discovers his client had an ulterior motive for not accepting a generous settlement offer. Sifuentes bets he can win a dog-bite case. 148603 1986 L.A. Law: Raiders of the Lost Bark T Episode #6. 11-7-1986 News Media. Reporter #1 (Starr Gilliard). Reporter #2 (Kim Murdock). Reporter #3 (Alec Murdock). Reporter #4 (Cam Clarke). Reporter #5 (Kevin Roberts) 148604 1989 L.A. Law: Rohner vs. Gradinger T Episode #29. 12-3-1989 News Media. Reporter (Kim Murdock). 148605 1992 L.A. Law: Second Time Around T Episode #129. 10-29-1992. News Media. Newspaper Reporter (Todd Davis). TV Reporter (Joyce Kurtz). Reporter (John Towey). 148606 1994 L.A. Law: Silence is Golden T Episode #166. 4-14-1994 Photographer (Granville Ames). 148607 1991 L.A. Law: Since I Fell For You T SV 83 Episode #105. 5-16-1991 News Media. 148608 1990 L.A. Law: Slum Enchanted Evening T SVD 807, SV 220 Episode #6. 10-31-1986 TV Anchor loses her job after airing reports on her breast-cancer surgery. 148609 1991 L.A. Law: Something Old, Something Nude T Episode #106. 10-10-1991 News Media. Reporter (Janice Ryan). 148610 1987 L.A. Law: Sparky Brackman R.I.P. T Episode #20. 3-26-1987 News Media. Reporter #1 (Kevin Roberts). Reporter #2 (Kim Murdock). 148611 1991 L.A. Law: Spleen It to Me, Lucy T Episode #109. 11-7-1986 Reporter (Greg Kinnear). 148612 1991 L.A. Law: There Goes the Judge T Episode #103. 5-2-1991 TV Newscasts. Rollins claims his client had reasonable fear after viewing TV newscasts showing the videotaped beating of a black man by police officers. Rollins gets caught up in his own agenda while defending a black motorist charged with evading the police. 148613 1990 L.A. Law: True Brit T Episode #72. 1-25-1990 Anchorwoman (Cedering Fox). 148614 1989 L.A. Law: Unfertile Cuckoo, The T Episode #62. 11-2-1989 News Media. Reporter #1 (Ken Murdock). Reporter #2 (Kevin Roberts). 148615 1988 L.A. Law: Unsterile Cuckoo, The T Episode #62. 11-2-1989 News Media. Animal blood thrown on Sifuentes while he talks to reporters. Sifuentes reluctantly represents a wholesale furrier suing an animal rights group whose disruptions at his fashion shows caused him a million dollar loss. Reporter #1 (Kim Murdock). Reporter #2 (Kevin Roberts). 148616 1986 L.A. Law: Venus Butterfly, The T Episode #9. 11-21-1986 News Media. Reporter #1 (Tina Chappel). Reporter #2 (Tom Tully). Reporter #3 (Phyllis St. James). Reporter (Kim Murdock). Charming polygamist has 11 wives and causes an uproar during a tax audit case. 148617 1992 L.A. Law: Zo Long T Episode #130. 11-5-1992. News Media. Reporter #1 (Tina Panella-Hart). Reporter #2 (Todd Davis). 148618 2008 L.A. Outlaws N Parker, T. Jefferson News Media. Los Angeles is gripped with the exploding celebrity of Allison Murietta, her real identity unknown, a modern-day Jesse James with the compulsion to steal beautiful things, the vanity to invite the news media along, and the conscience to donate much of her bounty to charity. Nobody ever gets hurt -- until a job ends with 10 gangsters lying dead and a half-million dollars worth of glittering diamonds missing. News Media frenzy surrounds Allison’s exploits swells to a fever pitch and Southern California’s most notorious killer sets out after her, the rookie police deputy figures out that the history schoolteacher Suzanne Jones who was an eyewitness to the murders is Allison. Suzanne is a devoted mother and high-maintenance domestic partner, but it’s all a thin facade for her car-stealing, fast-food-joint robbing, publicity-hoarding, give-most-of-the-money-to-the-poor, adrenaline-hooked dominatrix alter-ego. Allison dons a jewel-encrusted black leather mask, boots and gloves not only for her heists but in the teaser videos she delivers to the local news media. The public adores her, the cops are embarrassed because they can’t nab her, the real bad guys want to kill her because she stole what they wanted to steel before they could steal it, and most appealingly, there’s a likable rookie cop who is head-over-heels in love with her, or at least the Suzanne persona he’s trying to protect while chasing the Allison persona he’s supposed to arrest. 148619 2004 L.A. Riot Spectacular, The M News Media. TV Newscaster (Hart Boykin). Newscaster (Danielle Rayne). Anchorwoman (Wylie Small). Anchor (Stephen Snedden). News Anchor (Steve Tom). The Narrator (Snoop Dogg). 148620 1991 L.A. Story M DVD -R HQ 11441, 11442. L Martin, Steve (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Sara (Victoria Tennant) for the London Times doing a piece on Los Angeles and interviews Weatherman Harris (Steve Martin) who takes her on a cultural tour of L.A. Harris insists to his boss that he has to maintain his dignity because "this is news, this is truth" just before going on the air to do "the wacky weekend weather." He gets fired, then gets a job as an anchorman on a serious news station. Male News Reporter Bob (Andrew Amador). Female News Reporter-News Anchor (Gail Grate). Straight Weatherman (George Plimpton). Cameraman (Burt Macke) 148621 2003 L.A. Twister M Editor (Ray Proscia) 148622 2001 L.I.E. M Newscaster (Michelle Carano) 148623 2002 L.T.R. M Short - Comedy Parody Documentary. Documentary Filmmaker films a young newly-in-love gay couple's burgeoning long-term relationship. Interviewer (Phillip J. Bartell). 148624 1982 L’Attentato CB Orient Express #7 Reporters 148625 2002 L'Auberge Espagnole MF Journalist Xavier (Romain Duris), a thirtyish cipher is one of a group of young people from all over Europe spending a year together as roommates in a Barcelona flat. Ends film by going back to Paris. 148626 1999 L’Autre (aka Other, The) M Egypt. France Reporter Hanane (Hanane Turk), a journalist of modest means, meets and marries the son of a wealthy Egyptian-American family who is studying at UCLA and returns home for a brief vacation. The beautiful reporter begins an intense love affair with the man and eventually they marry in Egypt. Trouble arises when the journalist discovers that her husband’s parents are involved in corrupt business practices in trying to build an American tourist compound that would give Americans more control over Egypt’s tourist industry and make them very rich. The reporter’s mother-in-law considers Hanane a rival and wants to get rid of her. Hanane’s husband turns against the global economy of which his parents are the perfect examples as he sees through the greed of international speculators and the secret ties that bind them to fanatical fundamentalist sets. Hanane’s brother, however, becomes an Islamist terrorist. 148627 1986 L'Odeur Des Fauves M News Photographer-Reporter tortured by his conscience. Scandal Journalism. 148628 2008 La Plaza - Maria Hinojosa: One-On-One: Maria Elena Salinas DT DVD -R HQ 10208 Mexican-American Journalist Maria Elena Salinas has anchored the news for Univision since 1981. 148629 1998 Laam yan hung lui yan home (aka Love in the River) MF Hong Kong Journalist Ho (Mark Cheng) befriends a voluptuous widow whose three short marriages have each ended with her husbands dying due to unknown causes. To seek the truth, the journalist investigates the widow hoping for a scoop. He gradually becomes addicted to the mysterious woman who can foretell his future. Ho now finds himself stepping into the same trap as Ching’s dead husbands and he seems helpless to do anything to stop it. 148630 2008 Lab, The N Lomax, John Reporter Jack Lynch works for the Reno Gazette and is nearing retirement. He plans on going to the Superstition Mountains in Arizona and look for the Lost Dutchman mine. Little does he know that he is going to find the biggest story of his life -- in Reno. What would you do if an orangutan spoke telepathically to you? Lynch doesn’t know either -- all he ever wanted was to make it through to retirement. 148631 1988 Labedzi spiew MF Poland News Media. Teleexpres's Reporter (Jolanta Fajkowska). 148632 1998 Labirinto MTF Reporters (Alcemar Vieira, Ze Luiz Peres) 148633 1990 Labor of Love MT SVD 690 Sportswriter 148634 1998 Labor of Love MT Journalist Gordon Connell (Daniel Hugh Kelly) ruins the plans of a gay man’s girlfriend who agrees to bear his child, but once impregnated has second thoughts because of her love affair with the journalist, the man of her dreams. The woman isn’t sure which of the two men is the father. But commitment-shy Connell wants nothing to do with the child. The gay man assures the woman that no matter what, he will help raise the child as his, together as a family. 148635 1999 Labor Pains MT SVD 967 Columnist (Kyra Sedgwick) hides her pregnancy from her parents and the baby's father. 148636 1994 Labor Relations: Japanese Business Novel N Watanabe, Kazuo. Tamae K. Prindle (Translator) TV Newscast reports on a 400-million yen embezzlement by a chief accountant. Relationship between the store's labor union and top management which is in cahoots with a governmental politician is explored. 148637 2006 Labou M News Media. Reporter (Chiquita L. Butler). Reporter (David Kors). 148638 1905 Labourer's Comedy, The N USC Rawson, Maud Stepney Journalist Brave Pamela (Chesters) Gifford Miss Neville works on Peerless. "She interviews people, musical celebrities included; that's how she gets complimentary tickets so often" 148639 2005 Labyrinth: Libyan Odyssey N Bloom, David Reporter Johnny Follyn lands the job of a lifetime when he accepts an assignment to Libya to write a story on the Stand Oil Company. Intent on showing just how beneficial the oil company is to the people of Libya Johnny isn't prepared for what he discovers. 148640 1981 Lac des morts vivants, Le (aka Zombie Lake, aka The Lake of the Living Dead) MF France Reporter Katya (Gilda Arancio) of the Daily News, a nosy Paris reporter, arrives in a French town to meet the mayor and discuss the mystery of the lake and why the townspeople call it the “lake of ghosts” and “the lake of the damned.” The mayor gives her the full story. Apparently the town was invaded by German soldiers during World War II. The townspeople killed all the Nazis and dumped their bodies into the lake. The zombies eventually attack the town. The blonde reporter suggests a plan of attack -- trap the zombies in the old mill and burn it. 148641 1984 Lace MT SV 168 (Parts 1 and 2) Miniseries. Two Parts Journalist Judy Hale (Bess Armstrong) becomes journalist (later publisher of Lace Magazine). TV reporter (Belinda Mayne). Press Agent (Shane Rimmer). Interviewer at Premiere (Kenneth Nelson). Newspaper Editor (Bill Hutchinson). Bess Armstrong is magazine editor, one of three girls at a Swiss school who vow to conceal identity of the one who bears illegitimate daughter. 148642 1982 Lace NR OWN - P Conran, Shirley Magazine Editor 148643 1985 Lace II NR OWN - P Conran, Shirley Magazine Editor 148644 2008 Lacey Smithsonian: Armed and Glamorous: Crime of Fashion Mystery, A NM Byerrum, Ellen #6 Crimes of Fashion Series Fashion Reporter Lacey Smithsonian of The Eye Street Observer in Washington D.C. slips on her trench coat and high-heeled gumshoes to pursue a course in private investigation, hoping it will give her a shot at a better job. She is unchallenged, unfulfilled and unappreciated. When a wealthy and erratic D.C. socialite is discovered dead outside the first class, Lacey gets to test her sleuthing skills. Was the victim on her way to share a dangerous secret with Lacey? And what does it have to do with a missing Luis Vuitton vintage custom makeup case? Lacey must mix style with substance to unravel these tangled threads before she, or one of her best friends, gets caught in the sights of a cold blooded killer. “In Washington D.C., the fashion beat was something The Eye Street Observer couldn’t give away with a free toaster. And always hovering around Lacey’s consciousness was this: The last fashion editor at The Eye actually died on the job, hunched over her keyboard, her death unheeded on the forgotten fashion beat. Mariah “The Pariah” Morgan, Lacey’s predecessor, had been dead for hours when the news editor finally realized his writer who had missed her deadline wasn’t just taking her usual nap. She had to be wheeled out of the newsroom in her desk chair in full rigor mortis. The chair came back. Mariah didn’t. It’s a proven fact. The fashion beat can kill you.” Lacey Smithsonian is a reluctant fashion reporter in Washington D.C., “The City Fashion Forgot.” Lacey would rather be working “hard news” but her nose for nuance, eye for a great story, and talent for getting into trouble make her the right reporter for the Crimes of Fashion beat. In her vintage suits and killer heels, she trips over fashion clues, fabulous shoes, dangerous women, drop-dead men, and of course the occasional corpse (who wouldn’t be caught dead dressed like that). 148645 2004 Lacey Smithsonian: Designer Knockoff: Crime of Fashion, A NM Byerrum, Ellen #2 Crime of Fashion Series Fashion Columnist Lacey Smithsonian learns that a new fashion museum will soon grace decidedly unfashionable Washington D.C. It's more than a good story -- it's a chance to show off her vintage Hugh Bentley suit. Reporter at heart, she manages all the juicy details about the past -- including a long-unsolved mystery about a missing employee. Lacey Smithsonian is a reluctant fashion reporter in Washington D.C., “The City Fashion Forgot.” Lacey would rather be working “hard news” but her nose for nuance, eye for a great story, and talent for getting into trouble make her the right reporter for the Crimes of Fashion beat. In her vintage suits and killer heels, she trips over fashion clues, fabulous shoes, dangerous women, drop-dead men, and of course the occasional corpse (who wouldn’t be caught dead dressed like that). 148646 2007 Lacey Smithsonian: Grave Apparel NM Byerrum, Ellen #5 Crimes of Fashion Series Fashion Reporter Lacey Smithsonian may be asked to save Christmas. It's a Christmas in crisis at "The Eye Street Observer." The op-ed page is attacking gaudy holiday sweaters. The Food editor is boycotting her baking. Smithsonian's two least favorite people at the newspaper are on a murderous collision course. A vicious unsolved attack in the alley has the whole newsroom on edge. Is Lacey ruining Christmas? Or is all of Washington D.C. ruining her Christmas? Lacey must unravel the secret of a mysterious child last seen wearing a shepherd's robe from a Nativity scene and face a killer who would destroy more than just a child's Christmas. Lacey Smithsonian is a reluctant fashion reporter in Washington D.C., “The City Fashion Forgot.” Lacey would rather be working “hard news” but her nose for nuance, eye for a great story, and talent for getting into trouble make her the right reporter for the Crimes of Fashion beat. In her vintage suits and killer heels, she trips over fashion clues, fabulous shoes, dangerous women, drop-dead men, and of course the occasional corpse (who wouldn’t be caught dead dressed like that). 148647 2005 Lacey Smithsonian: Hostile Makeover NM OWN-P Byerrum, Ellen #3 Crime of Fashion Series Columnist-Fashion Reporter Lacey Smithsonian of The Eye Street Observer, writes Fashion Bites when she isn't solving crimes and getting involved with murder. Editor Douglas MacArthur "Mac" Jones, The Eye Street Observer, similar in mustache, eyebrows and polished dome to a black G. Gordon Liddy. Police Reporter Tony Truillo of the Eye Street Observer. Reporter Harlan Wiedemeyer, Eye Street Observer, a lover of doughnuts and a bad luck charm. Felicity Pickles, The Eye's food editor and part-time copy editor. Damon Newhouse, editor of the dreaded Conspiracy Clearinghouse Web site, DeadFed.com. Lacey Smithsonian is a reluctant fashion reporter in Washington D.C., “The City Fashion Forgot.” Lacey would rather be working “hard news” but her nose for nuance, eye for a great story, and talent for getting into trouble make her the right reporter for the Crimes of Fashion beat. In her vintage suits and killer heels, she trips over fashion clues, fabulous shoes, dangerous women, drop-dead men, and of course the occasional corpse (who wouldn’t be caught dead dressed like that). 148648 2009 Lacey Smithsonian: Hostile Makeover MT DVD -R HQ 11239, 11240. Byerrum, Ellen (Novel) Columnist-Fashion Reporter Lacey Smithsonian (Maggie Lawson) of The Eye Street Observer, writes Fashion Bites when she isn't solving crimes and getting involved with murder. Editor Douglas MacArthur Jones (James McDaniel). Rival Reporter Tony Trujillo (Mark Conseuelos). In this adventure, Smithsonian witnesses the murder of a well-known supermodel. Lacey Smithsonian is a reluctant fashion reporter in Washington D.C., “The City Fashion Forgot.” Lacey would rather be working “hard news” but her nose for nuance, eye for a great story, and talent for getting into trouble make her the right reporter for the Crimes of Fashion beat. In her vintage suits and killer heels, she trips over fashion clues, fabulous shoes, dangerous women, drop-dead men, and of course the occasional corpse (who wouldn’t be caught dead dressed like that). 148649 2009 Lacey Smithsonian: Killer Hair MT DVD -R HQ 11249, 11250 Byerrum, Ellen (Novel) Columnist Lacey Smithsonian writes Crimes of Fashion column and dishes out advice to the scandal-scorched and clothing-clueless doing her part to change this town -- one fashion victim at a time. An up-and-coming stylist had a reputation for rescuing down-and-out, looks-and-careers -- all with a pair of scissors. When she is found with a drastic haircut and a razor in her hand, police assume she committed suicide. Smithsonian knew the stylist and suspects something more sinister -- the story may lie with the stylist's star client, a White House staffer with a salacious web site. With the help of a hunky cop, she must root out the truth. Lacey Smithsonian is a reluctant fashion reporter in Washington D.C., “The City Fashion Forgot.” Lacey would rather be working “hard news” but her nose for nuance, eye for a great story, and talent for getting into trouble make her the right reporter for the Crimes of Fashion beat. In her vintage suits and killer heels, she trips over fashion clues, fabulous shoes, dangerous women, drop-dead men, and of course the occasional corpse (who wouldn’t be caught dead dressed like that). 148650 2003 Lacey Smithsonian: Killer Hair: Crime of Fashion, A NM Byerrum, Ellen #1 Crime of Fashion Series Columnist Lacey Smithsonian writes Crimes of Fashion column and dishes out advice to the scandal-scorched and clothing-clueless doing her part to change this town -- one fashion victim at a time. An up-and-coming stylist had a reputation for rescuing down-and-out, looks-and-careers -- all with a pair of scissors. When she is found with a drastic haircut and a razor in her hand, police assume she committed suicide. Smithsonian knew the stylist and suspects something more sinister -- the story may lie with the stylist's star client, a White House staffer with a salacious web site. With the help of a hunky cop, she must root out the truth. Lacey Smithsonian is a reluctant fashion reporter in Washington D.C., “The City Fashion Forgot.” Lacey would rather be working “hard news” but her nose for nuance, eye for a great story, and talent for getting into trouble make her the right reporter for the Crimes of Fashion beat. In her vintage suits and killer heels, she trips over fashion clues, fabulous shoes, dangerous women, drop-dead men, and of course the occasional corpse (who wouldn’t be caught dead dressed like that). 148651 2006 Lacey Smithsonian: Raiders of the Lost Corset NM Byerrum, Ellen #4 Crimes of Fashion Series. Fashion Reporter Lacey Smithsonian can't wait to see Paris for the first time with her friend, the corset creator for Washington D.C.'s wealthiest and kinkiest. Her job is to report on haute couture. The real reason for the trip, however, is the supposed Rousseau lost treasure: a corset lined with jewels. But just before the big trip, someone poisons her friend. Could it have something to do with the priceless corset? To find out, Lacey must follow a dangerous thread that will lead her to the answers -- and maybe the missing jewels. Lacey Smithsonian is a reluctant fashion reporter in Washington D.C., “The City Fashion Forgot.” Lacey would rather be working “hard news” but her nose for nuance, eye for a great story, and talent for getting into trouble make her the right reporter for the Crimes of Fashion beat. In her vintage suits and killer heels, she trips over fashion clues, fabulous shoes, dangerous women, drop-dead men, and of course the occasional corpse (who wouldn’t be caught dead dressed like that). 148652 1999 Lacie Wagner: Burnout N Kadow, Jeannine #2 Lacie Wagner Mystery Series TV Anchor Lacie Wagner introduced When her daughter is abducted, Lacie Wagner is forced to relieve the fiery tragedy that killed her father and maimed her long ago as kidnapper begins to stalk her while setting fires around the city 148653 2002 Lacie Wagner: Dead Tide N Kadow, Jeannine #2 Lacie Wagner Series TV Anchor Lacie Wagner retreats to Nantucket to heal the physical and emotional scars of her fiery past. Investigative journalist 148654 1962 Lad: Dog, A M AFI-Authors Writer 148655 1989 Ladaai MF India News Media. Press Reporter (Sarita Sethi). 148656 2004 Ladder 49 M TV News Reporter (Stan Stovall). 148657 1906 Ladder To the Stars, The N MLPL Findlater, Jane Helen Magazine Writer Miriam Sadler, writer of articles. Max Courteis, magazine Advance Guard. 148658 1984 Ladies and Gentlemen M Italian - Remake of "It Happened Tomorrow" 1944. Reporter (Maurizio Michele) discovers he is being given papers that tell the next day's news. 148659 1982 Ladies and Gentlemen -- Fabulous Stains, The M Morton, Rob (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Anchorwoman supports leader of a new wave rock band and argues with her male counterpart who objects to the band's image. Power of media images explored 148660 1965 Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr. Leonard Cohen M Interviewer, Panel (Pierre Berton-Himself) 148661 2001 Ladies and the Champ MT Interviewer (Colin Murdoch). Photographer (Marc Soriano). Ringside Sports Cameraman (Cameron K. Smith). 148662 1986 Ladies Club, The M TV Reporter (Alex Paen). 148663 1944 Ladies Courageous M Reporter (Clarence Straight). Photographer (Ralph Linn). Story of Women's Auxiliary Ferry Squadron, a unit of female pilots during World War II who flew bombers from factories to their final destinations. 148664 1935 Ladies Crave Excitement M SVDSP 1380 (Note: VHS 837 is not Ladies Crave Excitement but another title although label is correct) Rathmell, John (Story). Wellyn Totman, Scott Darling (Screenplay) Ness Book Cameraman for the Union Newsreel Company, Dan Phelan (Norman Foster), keeps trying to inject a human interest angle in his work. Objects to wild stunts pulled by Wilma Howell (Evalyn Knapp), wealthy daughter of owner of a rival company, Globe Newsreel. He criticizes her in one of his stories and her father threatens Union with a lawsuit. Phelan is chewed out by his boss. He decides to create The March of Events (0bviously patterned on March of Time series). Teams up with other newsreel company, merging the two -- Globe-Union Newsreel Company -- in marriage. Photographer Scott (Frank Marlowe). Newsreel Truck Driver (Harry Harvey). 148665 1928 Ladies in Hades: A Story of Hell’s Smart and Gentlemen in Hades: The Story of a Damned Debutante N Kummer, Frederic Arnold Press Agent. Why Solomon has a press agent. Collection of tales of intriguing women apparently cowing Satan and basically taking Hades over. Eve steps out. The truth about the Garden of Eden. Virtue of padlocked wives. Phryne and the naked truth. Salome succeeds in getting ahead. When Lucrezia served mushrooms. Delilah shows what makes strong men weak. Why wives leave home. Sappho’s burning passion. Alexander, the great lover. Cleopatra takes a chance. Hell’s belles. 148666 1930 Ladies In Love M SVD 962 AFI-Radio Announcers Radio 148667 1994 Ladies in Waiting M Photographer (Shawn Bishop - The Photographer). 148668 2006 Ladies Listen Up N Coleman, Darren African-American Advice Columnist Diego Christian’s trail of deceit follows him all the way to the altar. After ruining the life of the woman he was to marry, he continues to find himself in one casual relationship after another with other men’s wives and girlfriends. Through his sex-a-thon he meets a magazine editor who helps him develop his own column -- “Ladies Listen Up” -- dishing out relationship advice to women. When his behavior finally begins to cost him, Diego has to decide if he can or wants to change. Jacob Marsh, a teacher at Lyndon B. Johnson High School, is Diego’s best friend. Jacob has always been cool under pressure and is a master manipulator. When he makes a critical mistake with a student who has a crush on him, he soon learns that covering it up may cost him everything he’s worked so hard to keep. 148669 1935 Ladies Love Danger M Zorn, Ilya (Story). Samson Raphaelson (Screenplay). Robert Ellis and Helen Logan (Adaptation) Ness Book Journalist Rita (Mona Barrie) in London helps a playwright investigate the murder of the backer of a show at a New York theater. 148670 2000 Ladies Man, The M Publisher Hugh Hefner (Sean Thibodeau) of Playboy Magazine. Playboy Photographer (Simone Stock). 148671 1940 Ladies Must Live M Radio Commentator (Ken Niles) 148672 1930 Ladies of Leisure M VHS 1040 Frank Capra Film Newspaper 148673 1931 Ladies of the Big House M Booth, Ernest (Play). Grover Jones, Louis Weitzenkorn, screenplay Ness Book Reporter Frazer (Theodore von Eltz). Herald Reporter (Sherry Hall). Reporter (James P. Burtis). Press embarrasses the warden. New York Times, 1/1/32: "The press is a monster that is not so much interested in justice and truth as in a good story -- with pictures." "In a scene that is grotesque and honestly moving, a condemned prisoner is brought out of his cell to make a Roman holiday for the newspapers." 148674 1932 Ladies of the Jury M Reporter in Courtroom (Mike Lally) 148675 1933 Ladies They Talk About M DVD -R HQ 5341, 5344. SVD 1398 Newspaper Headlines on gun moll arrested in bank robbery 148676 1911 Ladies Whose Bright Eyes N Hueffer, Ford Maddox Publisher of the baser sort, a sordid exploiter of the craze for printed matter, transformed into a Greek slave in 1326 witnessing life at that time. 148677 1943 Ladies' Day M DVD -R HQ 8X 4257 Reporter (Wesley Barry). 148678 1994 Ladies' Lunch, The N O'Brien, Patricia Journalist Maggie Steadman of the Post and Presidential Press Secretary Faith Paige are two of five women who are best friends have met for lunch for years. They are in positions of power in Washington D.C. When Paige's unexpected death is revealed as suicide, her friends are forced to examine their own lives and decisions. Steadman is single mother struggling to pay mortgage after leaving her job at the Post when a senator she "outed" committed suicide. Steadman is offered a six-figure book contract that will pay the bills but compromise her friends. Faith's friends come to grips with their loss amid a media frenzy that changes their lives in very public ways. 148679 1947 Ladies' Man M Photographer (Dorothy Barrett). Photographer (Richard Keene). 1st Photographer (Bill Meader). 2nd Photographer (Bill Burt). 148680 1931 Ladies' Man M News Clerk (Frank O'Connor) 148681 1961 Ladies' Man, The M AFI-Television TV 148682 1980 Ladies' Man: Alan's Infidelity Column T Convy, Anne and Mitzi McCall Episode #9. 12-22-1980. Series 10-27-1980 to 2-21-1981. Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. Alan draws fire at home and the office for a column perceived as an attack on the morals of the "liberated woman." 148683 1981 Ladies' Man: Alan's Money Problem T Finestra, Carmen Episode #10. 1-5-1981 Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. Alan becomes a believer in "equal pay for equal work" when he learns that Susan makes $3,000 more a year then he does. 148684 1980 Ladies' Man: Amy's Fear T Bloomberg, Beverly Episode #8. 12-15-1980 Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. Alan sails into a new romance heedless of the heavy weather a small daughter's jealousy can stir up. 148685 1981 Ladies' Man: Andrea's Crush T Weinberger, Michael Episode #11. 1-12-1981 Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. Andrea hopes to win Alan's affections by paying court to his daughter. 148686 1981 Ladies' Man: Committee, The T Fay, Deidre and Stuart Wolpert Episode. 2-28-1981 Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. 148687 1981 Ladies' Man: Games (Parts 1 and 2) T Owen, John Steven Episodes #14-#15. 2-14/21-1981 Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. Alan is suspicious when his ex-wife arrives and is overly charming. Alan thinks his ex-wife's charming behavior is a prelude to a petition to regain custody of Amy. 148688 1980 Ladies' Man: Gretchen's Problem T Owen, John Steven Episode. 11-10-1980 Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. 148689 1981 Ladies' Man: Holstein's Affair T Convy, Anne, Mitzi McCall Episode #12. 1-31-1981 Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. Alan's interview for a cover story is short-circuited by Elaine who engages in an impulsive affair with the subject. 148690 1981 Ladies' Man: Muggee, The (aka Mugger, The) T Finestra, Carmen Episode #7. 12-8-1980 Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. Alan is too humiliated to admit to anyone that he was mugged by a woman. 148691 1980 Ladies' Man: Obtuse Triangle T Keyes, Chip and Doug Keyes Episode #6. 12-1-1980 Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. Alan's broad-minded liberalism is tested when he learns that a new friend is a homosexual. 148692 1980 Ladies' Man: Pilot T Wiltse, David, Michael Loman and Susan Seeger Episode #1. 10-27-1980. Series 1980-1981 Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. Alan intends to survive his first writing assignment -- a story on the sexual harassment of working women. 148693 1980 Ladies' Man: Play It Again, Alan T Owen, John Steven Episode. 11-10-1980 Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. 148694 1980 Ladies' Man: Susan the Playwright T Owen, John Steven Episode #2. 1-13-1980 Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. Elaine's happy when Betty joins the staff until the boss starts singing her praises. Alan wishes he'd never agreed to read Susan's play. 148695 1981 Ladies' Man: Think Young, Ladies T Fay, Deidre and Stuart Wolpert Episode #3. 11-10-1981 Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. Dejected Elaine must produce a supplement for women under 30 while an ebullient Alan prepares for his 39th birthday celebration. 148696 1981 Ladies' Man: Women Need Not Apply T McCall, Mitzi, Anne Convy, Carmen Finestra and Michael Loman Episode #13. 2-7-1981 Magazine. Alan Thackeray (Lawrence Pressman), a divorced father who landed a job on New York-based Women's Life magazine as a feature writer, the only male writer. Managing Editor Elaine Holstein (Louise Sorel). Researcher Gretchen (Simone Griffeth). Women's Life Magazine co-workers include the lovely ladies Andrea Gibbons (Betty Kennedy), Gretchen (Simone Griffeth) and Susan (Allison Argo). The only male in his life was Reggie (Herb Edelman), the harried accountant for Women's Life. Alan learns about women scorned when Elaine is denied membership in his all-male press club. 148697 1992 Ladrao Que Rouba a Anao Tem Cem Anos de Prisao MF Radio Newscaster (Nuno Santos). TV Newscaster (Helder de Sousa). Photographer (Henrique Viana). 148698 1989 Ladri di saponette MF Film Critic (Claudio G. Fava - The Film Critic). 148699 2007 Ladron que roba a ladron MF News Media. Reporter (Jossara Jinaro). 148700 1993 Ladrones van a la oficina, Los: De la oficina al cielo TF Episode #11. Newsreader (Maria Rey - Voice). 148701 2004 Lads N Itzkoff, Dave News Media 148702 1992 Lady Against the Odds MT Reporter Len Chisholm (Dan Castellaneta). 1943 Los Angeles. Newspaper Boy (Benji Gregory). 148703 1935 Lady and the Madman SM OWN Chambers, Whitman Press 148704 1942 Lady and the Titanic SS MLPL Komroff, Manuel In "All In Our Day: Thirty Stories." Newspaper. New York Herald. Newspaper office boy initiation told by narrator, a former office boy. Seen through his eyes as reporters report the story. 148705 1992 Lady Boss MT News Media. TV Reporter (Paula McClure). Reporter #1 (Maura Soden). Reporter #2 (Mary Major). Photographer (Mark St. James). 148706 1934 Lady By Choice M DVD -R HQ 6686, 6688. Press Agent Front O'Malley (Raymond Walburn) 148707 2001 Lady Chatterley's Stories: Substance of Desire MT SVD 1105 Female Photographer and Male Reporter share an on-line relationship until meeting in person. 148708 1937 Lady Escapes, The M News Media. Reporter (Lon Chaney Jr.). Reporter (Sid Fields). Reporter (Sherry Hall). Reporter (Robert Lowery). Reporter (Tony Merlo). English Reporter (Milton Owen). American Reporter (Regis Toomey). French Reporter (Jean Masset). Announcer (Tom Hanlon). 148709 1933 Lady For a Day M DVD -R HQ 2869, 2870. L Frank Capra Film Reporters 148710 1941 Lady From Cheyenne, The M Finn, Jonathan, Theresa Oaks (Story). Kathryn Scola, Warren Duff (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Hank Foreman (Frank Craven) once worked for Horace Greeley and now operates the "press on wheels" newspaper. He comes to the aid of a schoolteacher after she purchases a lot on the waterfront property a saloon owner is attempting to buy up. Editor begins opposing man in print. When the schoolteacher considers selling out, editor persuades her to wait before signing anything. Creates diversion at saloon so he can sneak into the office and steal papers confirming plan to gain water rights. When the editor runs article accusing saloon keeper of setting fire to the schoolhouse, thugs destroy newspaper office and assault editor. Schoolteacher lobbies state legislature to get women right to vote and form all-female jury to try saloon keeper. Carries out campaign. Saloon keeper tries to stop train carrying her back to town but she is rescued. Editor survives. Reporter (Jeff Corey). 148711 1936 Lady From Nowhere M Niblo, Fred Jr., Arthur Strawn, Joseph Krumgold (Screenplay) Ness Book Small Town Editor, the Clearview Clarion, Earl Daniels (Charles Quigley) believes a woman is a missing heiress. She's actually a manicurist who is fleeing after witnessing a gangland killing. Local newspaperman saves manicurist who witnesses gang murder and poses as heiress. Editor marries her and gets a job on a big city paper. 148712 1948 Lady From Shanghai, The M DVD -R HQ 2696, 2678. DVD News Media. Reporters (William Alland, Alvin Hammer, Mary Newton, Robert Gray, Byron Kane) 148713 1949 Lady Gambles, The M Meltzer, Lewis (Story). Halsted Wells (Adaptation). Roy Huggins (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter David Boothe (Robert Preston) for The Morning Herald comes to Las Vegas with his wife to do series of articles on Boulder Dam. Joan Boothe (Barbara Stanwyck), his wife, a former Magazine Writer, decides to do freelance piece on casinos. She uses a concealed camera and is caught by casino owner who accuses her of taking photos for blackmail purposes. When she explains her intentions, he gives her house money with which to gamble while she gathers material for her article. She quickly becomes addicted. Gambles away husband's expense money from paper. After reporter finishes his articles, he resigns and takes her away to Mexico while he writes book on Colorado River. She reverts to old habits. Reporter leaves her. Wife returns to casino owner who sets her up as front for string of stables he operates. Later dumps her. Root of gambling problem traced to domineering sister who blames her for their mother dying while giving birth to her. 148714 1942 Lady Gangster M DVD -R HQ 10555 Radio Commentator Kenneth Phillips (Frank Wilcos) helps the lady gangster when she's sent to prison. 148715 1951 Lady Godiva Rides Again M PR TV Interviewer (Leslie Mitchell). Lady in charge of Publicity (Dora Bryan). Soap Publicity Men (Clive Baxter, Paul Connell I, and Arthur Howard III). Photographer (Peter Martyn). 148716 2007 Lady Godiva: Back in the Saddle M Reporter (Emma Jesson) 148717 1942 Lady Has Plans, The M VHS 1049 Birinski, Leo (Story). Harry Tugend (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Sidney Royce (Paulette Goddard) leaves Lisbon to act as "leg woman" for Radio Correspondent Kenneth Harper (Ray Milland). Spy plans to kidnap her before she goes and replace her with another woman. Other woman has a message printed on her back in invisible ink. Royce gets to Lisbon and is mistaken for the other woman. Efforts of male spies to get a peck at her back. When the two journalists realize the truth, they decide to keep up the ruse to catch real spies. They are captured. Correspondent has located other woman and photographed her back after knocking her out, then erased the plans. The two journalists are rescued by the State Department. Spies are rounded up. Announcer (Mel Ruick). 148718 1909 Lady Helen's Escapade M Newspapers 148719 1989 Lady in a Corner MT Fashion Editor Loretta Young is editor in chief of prestigious fashion magazine battling a takeover bid by a sleazy publishing magnate 148720 1942 Lady in a Jam M Reporter (Hobart Cavanaugh), 148721 2007 Lady in Blue, The N Sierra, Javier. James Graham (Translator) Spanish Journalist Carlos Albert is driven by a blinding snowstorm to the little Spanish town of Agreda, where he stumbles upon a nearly forgotten 17th century convent founded by a Spanish nun capable of powers of “bilocation,” or the ability to be in two places simultaneously. Intrigued by her rumored powers, Albert delves into finding out more. These threads, linked by an apparent suicide, eventually leads Carlos to an American spy and ultimately to Los Angeles where a woman named Jennifer Narody unwittingly holds the key to the mystery that the Catholic Church, the U.S. Defense Department, and the journalist are each determined to decipher -- the Lady in Blue. In Los Angeles, Jennifer Narody has been having a series of disturbing dreams involving eerie images of a lady dressed in blue. What she didn’t know is that this same spirit appeared to leaders of the Jumano Native American tribe in New Mexico 362 years earlier and was linked to the Spanish nun. Destiny propels an agnostic journalist to rediscover his faith in this paranormal puzzler about a mysterious bilocating “lady in blue.” Sister Maria Jesus de Agreda appeared more than 500 times to the Jumano Indians of New Mexico and converted them to Christianity -- without ever leaving her monastery in Spain. In 1991, Spanish Journalist Carlos Albert interviews Giuseppe Baldi, a Benedictine priest and musicologist about his 1972 Chronovision machine reported to recapture sounds as well as images from the past. The Vatican censured Baldi. Albert later stumbles on Agreda’s monastery in Spain, while in Los Angeles, Narody, a former U.S. intelligence agent working on a secret project for the Vatican, deals with unusual dreams and receives a startling stolen religious text. 148722 1935 Lady in Danger M Reporter (Mervyn Johns). 148723 1944 Lady in the Dark M Rogers Magazine Editor Liza Elliott (Ginger Rogers), magazine editor-in-chief, undergoes psychoanalysis. Reporter (Lester Dorr). Reporter (Grandon Rhodes). Reporter (Emmett Vogan). Photographer (Jack Mulhall). 148724 1954 Lady in the Dark T Musical Special Magazine Editor Liza Elliott (Ann Sothern), insecure magazine editor whose psychotic dreams propel her into another world. 148725 1947 Lady in the Dark R Episode #88. 10-19-1947. Theatre Guild of the Air Magazine Editor Liza Elliott (Gertrude Lawrence), magazine editor-in-chief, undergoes psychoanalysis. 148726 2004 Lady in the House N Duome, Joseph J. Newspaperman comes to the aid of Stephanie Lindstrom, who in the first days of her assuming the post of Commander in Chief of the United States is told to step down by the Secretary of Defense, and then she luckily escapes a sniper’s missile. Trouble continue to mount for the first woman president of the United States. Lindstrom is a dedicated government servant thrust into the post of President when her mentor dies suddenly. A strong, beautiful woman, she faces the trials of a spouse with a sixth insatiable sense, murdered by his lover, a Mideast imbroglio, and the kidnapping of her young daughter. The newspaperman along with someone who has an intimate knowledge of the underworld try to help her. 148727 1946 Lady in the Lake M DVD -R HQ 4885, 4886. VHS 1270 Reporter (Fred E. Sherman). Reporter (Fred Sherman). Story Editor Adrienne Fromsett (Audrey Totter) hires Philip Marlowe to find the missing wife of her boss. 148728 2006 Lady in the Water M DVD -R HQ 11001, 11002 Film Critic (Bob Balaban), smug critic complains "There is no originality left in the world." He is a critic without hope or enthusiasm and is killed. 148729 1988 Lady in White M Reporter (Daniel Rojo). Cameraman (Gregory L. Everage). 148730 1933 Lady Killer M DVD -R HQ 8548, 8549 (Complete). DVD -R HQ 6435, 6432 (Missing Ending). DVD -R HQ 7101 -- (Ending). L Critic made to eat his words. Free speech is no reason to be nasty in doing a review. Headlines ("Gunmen Loot Marley Home") 148731 2009 Lady Killer N Creighton, Kathleen Silhouette Romantic Suspense #1559 Photojournalist Tony Whitehall storms onto the Texas ranch owned by Brooke Grant, a recovering divorcee who has good reason to lie about her past. She is falsely arrested for the murder of her ex and it seems everyone in her life has a motive to lie to her -- the vengeful local cops, a mysterious private investigator, even her adoring 10-year-old son. In fact, Brooke has good reason to trust no man. Until Whitehall arrives with his irresistible charm and his own agenda of deceit. Half Apache and all macho, Tony never imagined his camera would bring him so close to Brooke -- or that a shocking conspiracy would give him a shot at love. 148732 1966 Lady L M AFI-Authors Writer 148733 1971 Lady Liberty (La Mortadella) M Melfi, Leonard (Story). Melfi, Suso Cecchi D'Amico, Don Carlos Dunaway, R.W. Spera, Mario Monicelli, Ring Lardner Jr. (English Version -- Screenplay). Italy-France - Ness Book Reporter Jock Fenner (William DeVane) of the New York Daily News stumbles onto a story about bride-to-be getting stopped by customs officials for trying to bring a large sausage into the country. Reporter plays up the story. Woman and customs official eat the contested sausage. Reporter's story appears along with an editorial supporting the woman. Her political activist fiancé has reporter assaulted for exploiting the issue. Woman visits the reporter in his squalid apartment after breaking up with her intended. They spend the night together but she realizes she has no future with him because of his wife and family. She sets off on her own. Reporter alcoholic, pill-dependent journalist. New York Magazine: "If the News doesn't sue, the American Newspaper Guild should." Film's original Italian title means baloney. Reporter (Frank Bara). Reporter (Dennis Helfend). Reporter (Peter Landers). Reporter (Roger Ochs). Reporter (Joel Wolfe). City Editor (Tom Lacy). 148734 1953 Lady Loves, A MUS From "I Love Melvin" Reporters. "A Lady Loves" sung by Debbie Reynolds during a dream sequence at the start of the film. She's dreaming that she's a big, famous movie star with a group of male reporters gathering around her asking questions. 148735 1936 Lady Luck M VHS 5223 McGowan, Dorrell, Stuart McGowan (Story). John Krafft (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Dave Haines (William Blakewell) in love with a manicurist who keeps rejecting him because she wants to marry a rich man. 148736 1952 Lady Makes News, The N Kathhrens, Vaughan Press 148737 1986 Lady of Hay N OWN - H Erskine, Barbara Journalist Jo Clifford hypnotized for a series of articles she is writing, suddenly cast back into the 12th century. Clifford, a successful journalist, is all set to debunk the idea of past-life regression in her next magazine series. But when she herself sumits to a simple hypnotic session, she suddenly finds herself reliving the experiences of Matilda, Lady of Hay, the wife of a baron at the time of King John. As she learns of Matilda’s unhappy marriage, her love for the handsome Richard de Clare and the brutal threats of death at the hands of King John, it becomes clear that Jo’s past and present are hopelessly entwined and that, 800 years on, a story of secret passion and unspeakable treachery is about to begin again. 148738 2008 Lady of High Regard, A N Peterson, Tracie Ladies of Liberty, Book 1 Journalist Mia Stanley is a young woman from a wealthy and influential Philadelphia family who thinks that she is a born matchmaker but can’t find a romantic interest of her own, so she launches a journalism career instead. Her family is dismayed and Mia is filled with resentment when her father orders her to stop writing for Godey’s Lady Book. Mia is shocked and concerned after visiting seaman’s wives on the Philadelphia docks and learning of their physical and sexual abuse with their children even being sold for bad debts. Stanley ends up researching stories that put her life in danger. 148739 1907 Lady of Luzon, The (Plantagent Hock) SSF Bronson-Howard, G. Press 148740 1936 Lady of Secrets M News Media. Reporter (Ann Doran). Because of an unhappy affair she had earlier in life, a woman shuts herself off from the rest of the world. 148741 1974 Lady of Shalott, The SS Bovey, John In "Desirable Aliens." Cornhill Magazine No. 1079, Spring, 1974. Four Quarters, Vol. 29, No. 4, Summer, 1980. Freelance Magazine Writer Victoriar. David, former husband. 148742 1918 Lady of the Dugout M Brownlow The West Editor. Opens with scene at Beverly Hills Hotel, American editor meets Jennings, who tells them the story 148743 1978 Lady of the House T News Media. Life of San Francisco madam of 1930s and 1940s, town's mayor in the 1970s. 148744 1957 Lady of Vengeance M DVD -R HQ 10561, 10562. Tunick, Irve (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Owner William T. Marshall (Dennis O'Keefe) vows revenge when his ward commits suicide. He hires a master criminal to devise torturous method of death for person who drove her to it. After criminal establishes his plan he finds himself trapped. Newspaper owner reveals that the criminal was the man who caused her death. While attempting to escape Marshall's house, the criminal is killed in a car accident. 148745 1945 Lady on a Train M SVD 1414 Reporter (Eddie Bruce). Reporter (George J. Lewis). Reporter (Bert Moorhouse). Reporter (Charles Sherlock). Photographer (Jane Adams). Photographer (Kathleen O'Malley) 148746 2007 Lady Samurai M News Media. News Reporter #1 (Melissa Pollard). Reporter (Hallie Beaune). 148747 1951 Lady Says No!, The M DVD -R 1655 Russell, Robert (Screenplay) Ness Book Life Magazine Photographer Bill Shelby (David Niven) attempts to do feature on author of a book that is critical of men. After a kiss and a drink, author falls for photographer and pursues him. He gets her in a romantic mood then leaves her leading to a chase scene. Chauvinistic nature of profession suggested by fantasy dream sequence in which photographer is seen leading group of shackled women carrying typewriters and cameras on their heads. 148748 1941 Lady Scarface M DVD -R HQ 5050, 5051. SVD 1343 D'Usseau, Arnaud, Richard Collins (Screenplay) Ness Book Photographer Ann Rogers (Frances Neal) for Quip magazine banters with policeman while tracking a woman and her gang. Photographer is caught while secretly taking pictures of a gang member counting stolen money and is saved by the cop. She offers to tell him where the money is if he lets her in on the story, but after giving him the envelope with the loot, he confiscates her film. When he moves from Chicago to a stakeout at a New York hotel, she follows him. Young couple come under suspicion after they accidentally pick up the envelope containing stolen money. Cops buy couple's hotel room to use them as bait to get real crooks. Policeman sends photographer on trail of couple to keep her out of his way. She discovers truth and cop locks her in a hotel room with bodyguard while he chases after the crooks. Policeman calls photographer to warn her head of gang is coming to hotel. Fails to mention gangster is a woman. Photographer is nearly killed by the woman who disguises self as maid. Photographer shoots gangster, then faints. Cop takes picture of her which he convinces newspaper to run. 148749 1972 Lady Sings the Blues M News Media. Reporter #1 (Don McGovern). Reporter #2 (Dick Poston). Reporter #3 (Charles Woolf). Announcer (Byron Kane). 148750 1930 Lady Surrenders, A M AFI-Novelists Writer 148751 1949 Lady Takes a Sailor, The M DVD -R HQ 2979, 2980. SVD 1408 Reporter (Kenneth Patterson). Reporter (Josephine Whittell). Photographer (Ray Erlenborn). 148752 1947 Lady Takes an Interest, The SS GPL O'Hara, John In "Time Element and Other Stories, The." Editor. Mrs. Robert Hooker, president of the Gibbsville (Pa) Standard and widow of the late "Fighting Bob" Hooker, owner, editor and publisher. Doug Campbell, managing editor, formerly city editor, sports editor, etc. of the Standard. 148753 1979 Lady Vanishes, The M White, Ethel Lina (Novel - "Wheel Spins, The"), Sidney Gilliat, Frank Lauder (Screenplay of "Lady Vanishes, The"). George Axelrod (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book. Tongue-in-cheek remake of 1938 Hitchcock Film Life Magazine Photographer Robert Condon (Eliot Gould) never carries a camera and is referred to as "a famous American newspaperman." Romances madcap heiress, becomes involved with spies and intrigue on a train. Journalist agrees to marry heiress but tells her it is against his principles to take the million dollars she gets each time she marries. "I am a photographer, dear. I do not shoot guns. I take pictures of other people shooting guns." 148754 2000 Lady Whistledown: Duke and I, The NR Quinn, Julia (aka Julie Pottinger) #1 Lady Whistledown Series Gossip Columnist Lady Whistledown produces the accurate and popular source of social news, Lady Whistledown's Society Papers. Mysterious journalist's name is unknown. Society Reporter and Gossip Lady Whistledown 148755 2003 Lady Whistledown: Further Observations of Lady Whistledown, The NR Quinn, Julia (aka Julie Pottinger) and Suzanne Enoch, Karen Hawkins, Mia Ryan Lady Whistledown Anthology: Four separaste stories. Gossip Columnist Lady Whistledown, popular columnist.. Four short romances features commentary from the society snoop and unfurls over the weeks leading up to Valentine's Day, 1814. Characters meet, plots intersect and cleverly, each of the four authors involved using Quinn's gossip columnist, include the same skating party shown from the perspective of the four couples). 148756 2004 Lady Whistledown: Lady Whistledown Strikes Back NR Quinn, Julia, Suzanne Enoch, Karen Hawkins, Mia Ryan Lady Whistledown Anthology: Four separate stories Gossip Columnist Lady Whistledown is a society reporter and gossip lady and the action takes place at a dinner party where a ruby bracelet is stolen casting suspicion on one gentlemen after another. All London is abuzz with speculation -- was it the fortune hunter, the gambler, the servant or the rogue? Each story follows one pair as they tackle the obstacles to love -- the same encounters and same dialogue but from different points of view. 148757 2001 Lady Whistledown: Offer From a Gentleman NR Quinn, Julia (aka Julie Pottinger) #3 Lady Whistledown Series Gossip Columnist Lady Whistledown and Lady Whistledown's Society Papers, 19th century 148758 2002 Lady Whistledown: Romancing Mister Bridgerton NR Quinn, Julia (aka Julie Pottinger) #4 Lady Whistledown Series Gossip Columnist Lady Whistledown. Everyone seems preoccupied with the notorious gossip columnist Lady Whistledown who can't seem to publish an edition of her Society Papers without mentioning Colin Bridgerton in the first paragraph. 148759 2000 Lady Whistledown: Viscount Who Loved Me, The NR Quinn, Julia (aka Julie Pottinger) #2 Lady Whistledown Series. Gossip Columnist. 1814 promises to be another eventful season, from Lady Whistledown's Society Papers, April, 1814. 148760 2005 Lady With All the Answers, The P Rambo, David Old Globe premiere in San Diego Advice Columnist Ann Landers (Randy Graff) as Eppie Lederer born Esther Pauline in a one-woman play: folksy, funny, straightforward and validating. Setting is Landers' elegantly appointed apartment on Chicago's Lake Shore Drive. Late June 1975 when Landers would have been 56. Dressed in a hot-pink pantsuit that manages to look extravagant and conservative at the same time, Landers putters about the room, rereading old columns, letting her mind wander back over life and career Talks to the audience. She wrote under the pen name Ann Landers from 1955 until her death in 2002. "I'm not an expert on any subject, but I can get to the experts." Lively and unflappable as she talks through such topics as nudity, health, war and sex, sex, and more sex. Receives a phone call from her twin sister and competing advice columnist Abigail Van Buren. Material from Lander's life and letters with cooperation of Landers' daughter, Margo Howard. Obstinate editor could really get her goat. 148761 2008 Lady With All the Answers, The P Rambo, David Pasadena Playhouse Production. 10-2008. Advice Columnist Ann Landers (Mimi Kennedy) as Eppie Lederer born Esther Pauline in a one-woman play: folksy, funny, straightforward and validating. Setting is Landers' elegantly appointed apartment on Chicago's Lake Shore Drive. Late June 1975 when Landers would have been 56. Dressed in a hot-pink pantsuit that manages to look extravagant and conservative at the same time, Landers putters about the room, rereading old columns, letting her mind wander back over life and career Talks to the audience. She wrote under the pen name Ann Landers from 1955 until her death in 2002. "I'm not an expert on any subject, but I can get to the experts." Lively and unflappable as she talks through such topics as nudity, health, war and sex, sex, and more sex. Receives a phone call from her twin sister and competing advice columnist Abigail Van Buren. Material from Lander's life and letters with cooperation of Landers' daughter, Margo Howard. Obstinate editor could really get her goat. 148762 2006 Lady With All the Answers, The P OWN Rambo, David Drawn from the life and letters of Ann Landers with the cooperation of Margo Howard. Advice Columnist Ann Landers (Mimi Kennedy) as Eppie Lederer born Esther Pauline in a one-woman play: folksy, funny, straightforward and validating. Setting is Landers' elegantly appointed apartment on Chicago's Lake Shore Drive. Late June 1975 when Landers would have been 56. Dressed in a hot-pink pantsuit that manages to look extravagant and conservative at the same time, Landers putters about the room, rereading old columns, letting her mind wander back over life and career Talks to the audience. She wrote under the pen name Ann Landers from 1955 until her death in 2002. "I'm not an expert on any subject, but I can get to the experts." Lively and unflappable as she talks through such topics as nudity, health, war and sex, sex, and more sex. Receives a phone call from her twin sister and competing advice columnist Abigail Van Buren. Material from Lander's life and letters with cooperation of Landers' daughter, Margo Howard. Obstinate editor could really get her goat. 148763 1940 Lady with Red Hair M DVD -R HQ 11407, 11408. SVD 1473 Reporter (Creighton Hale). 148764 2003 Lady, the Chef, and the Courtesan, The N Marisol Chicago Journalist Pilar Castillo returns to her native Venezuela for her beloved grandmother's funeral, she and her mother are shocked to see a man they do not know at the service. Grandmother's diaries reveal the secrets of who he is. Her writings encourage Castillo to follow her heart. Photographer boyfriend in the United States. 148765 1918 Lady's Name, A M AFI-Novelists Writer 148766 1988 Ladykiller M PR Public Relations Practitioner Corbett gives clients the "star treatment." 148767 1971 Lafayette's Pigeons N Atwood, Cole News Media 148768 1989 Lagrimas al desayuno MF Critic (Walter Rojas - The Critic) 148769 1987 Laguna Heat MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Dennis Lee Kelly). Reporter #2 (S. E. Perry). Woman Reporter (Amy Michelson) 148770 1996 Lahar MF Philippines. Reporter (Maila Damian). 148771 1983 Lahikuvassa Rauli Badding Somerjoki DF Finland Interviewer Peter von Bagh. 148772 2000 Laila Hietamiehen Hylatyt talot, autiot pihat MF Interviewer-Narrator (Jorn Donner) 148773 2007 Lair, The T Original Series, Here-TV. Six 27-minute episodes in first season. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. 148774 2007 Lair, The: Episode #1 T Episode #1. 8-1-2007. Original Series, Here-TV. Six 27-minute episodes in first season. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. In this first episode, Thom meets with a strange man who tells him that The Lair, a notorious sex club, is linked to a string of unsolved murders that have been plaguing his small city for years. When Thom’s jealous boyfriend, Jonathan, also gets caught up in The Lair, things get personal. 148775 2008 Lair, The: Episode #10 T Episode #10. 10-17-2008. Original Series, Here-TV. Second Season. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. Tim is worried that the Lumina Orchis has a strong hold on Dr. Waldman. Colin takes his hunt for victims on the road and leaves The Lair. 148776 2008 Lair, The: Episode #11 T Episode #11. 10-31-2008. Original Series, Here-TV. Second Season. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. The Lumina Orchis has taken on a life of it’s own and no one knows how to stop it. 148777 2008 Lair, The: Episode #12 T Episode #12. 11-7-2008. Original Series, Here-TV. Second Season. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. Frankie’s ghost is haunting Colin. Damian has escaped from behind the wall and a still blind Sheriff Trout goes out looking for Spivey’s body. 148778 2008 Lair, The: Episode #13 T Episode #13. 11-21-2008. Original Series, Here-TV. Second Season. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. Damian is free and on the hunt and Colin is out to kill Thom for setting Damian free. The Lumina Orchis is still controlling Jack and he has locked himself in the lab. 148779 2008 Lair, The: Episode #14 T Episode #14. 12-12-2008. Original Series, Here-TV. Second Season. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. The wounded Ian is exposed to Dr. Waldman’s moonlight machine and Laura is going to leave the island. 148780 2008 Lair, The: Episode #15 T Episode #15. 12-26-2008. Original Series, Here-TV. Second Season Finale. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. Thom and Colin face-off and Ian is on a rampage killing and hurting people around the island including Laura. 148781 2007 Lair, The: Episode #2 T Episode #2. 8-1-2007. Original Series, Here-TV. Six 27-minute episodes in first season. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) of the Island Gleaner is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. Thom’s boyfriend, Jonathan is found near death on the beach and in a coma. Thom has no idea that the vampires at The Lair are the reason for Jonathan’s condition. 148782 2007 Lair, The: Episode #3 T Episode #3. 8-29-2007. Original Series, Here-TV. Six 27-minute episodes in first season. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. Thom head back to The Lair to confront Damian about his boyfriend’s coma. 148783 2007 Lair, The: Episode #4 T Episode #4. 9-5-2007. Original Series, Here-TV. Six 27-minute episodes in first season. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. Thom has a run-in with Damian in his boyfriend’s hospital room. Damian’s obsession with Thom could cost him control of The Lair. 148784 2007 Lair, The: Episode #5 T Episode #5. 9-12-2007. Original Series, Here-TV. Six 27-minute episodes in first season. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. Jonathan is out of a coma and all of his wounds are healed but he can’t remember what happened or who attacked him. Damian finds out who has stolen and betrayed him. 148785 2007 Lair, The: Episode #6 T Episode #6. 9-29-2007. Original Series, Here-TV. Six 27-minute episodes in first season. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. Thom and Jonathan are back together but not for long. Damian is missing and Colin is running The Lair. 148786 2008 Lair, The: Episode #7 T Episode #7. 9-5-2008. Original Series, Here-TV. Second Season. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. Colin is in control of The Lair with Damian out of the way. Ian, a stranger to The Lair has a dark past. 148787 2008 Lair, The: Episode #9 T Episode #9. 10-3-2008. Original Series, Here-TV. Second Season. Investigative Journalist Thom Atherton (David Moretti) is a local journalist in a small island town who begins digging into the anonymous bodies turning up drained of blood, endangering his boyfriend and coming to the attention of the head vampire, Damian, who sees Thom as the reincarnation of his own dead lover. The Lair is a private gay club run by vampires who use the club as a source for attractive young men to feed from. Bodies of young nameless men are turning up dead with grisly wounds to their necks. Atherton investigates the mysterious John Doe murders and clues lead him to a private gentlemen’s club called The Lair where a man’s darkest desires are unfilled. Thom’s ex-boyfriend returns and Dr. Waldman’s plant is having a strange effect on him. 148788 2008 Lake Effect Snow NR Rowlands, C.P. Gay War Correspondent Annie T. Booker, a renowned international news correspondent, has covered Iraq for three years when a friend and colleague is killed, and Annie is injured in Baghdad. Exhausted, she returns stateside to cover. But life at home is not the sanctuary it has always been. Her name is on an Iraqi hit list, her partner of 10 years has left, she is betrayed by a friend, and her TV network wants the FBI in her life full time. When the danger escalates, senior FBI agent Sarah Moore is assigned to her case. Annie and Sarah struggle to stay one step ahead of disaster as Annie’s life becomes the war zone she once reported on. 148789 2002 Lake News N Delinsky, Barbara Reporter John Kipling has returned to Lake Henry, New Hampshire to seek shelter in the small lakeside town due to disastrous results of paparazzi fever. Kipling was once a ruthless big-city journalist but is now editor of small-time Lake Henry's newspaper Reporter who is unscrupulous falsely accuses Boston lounge singer of having an affair with a newly appointed Cardinal, and she's hounded by the press. Besieged by reporters, she finds she is unable to return to her Boston apartment. Kipling, another renegade from big-time media who's now running the local paper, is outraged at the lies that invade the singer's privacy and together they fight for justice. Kipling offers to help her exact revenge on the reporter who ruined her life. Kipling's career has been destroyed by the political stories he wrote. 148790 1944 Lake Placid Serenade M Reporters (Frank Mayo, Pat Gleason, Dick Scott, Ernie Adams, Charles Williams). Radio Announcer (John Dehner). Photographer (Bert Moorehouse) 148791 1985 Lake Wobegon Days N Keillor, Garrison "News" Chapter Editor Harold Staff of the Herald-Star, Lake Wobegon's weekly newspaper named by its owner. Editor's first principle of journalism is "I have to live here, too, you know." 148792 1998 Lake, The MT Newscaster (Holmes Osborne) 148793 2008 Lakeview Terrace M TV Weatherman (Dallas Raines). TV Reporter (Zorianna Kit). In California, a Caucasian male and his Afro-American wife move to a house in a safe compound. The racist and dysfunctional next door neighbor is the abusive African-American LAPD officer and he transforms their lives to a Hell on Earth. 148794 1984 Lakhon Ki Baat MF India Freelance Photographer Alok Prakash (Farouque Sheikh-Shaikh), while photographing woman hockey players in action is hit by the puck, loses his senses and is hospitalized. Editor Bharucha (Subiraj). Campera Operator Johnny (Javed Khan). His brother-in-law, a lawyer decides to capitalize on the accident and sue Alok's employer for a large sum of money so that they can live comfortably for the rest of their lives. Alok and the rest of the family go along with the charade. 148795 2004 Lakshya MF India. TV Journalist Romila Dutta (Preity Zinta) covers the 1999 Kargil conflict. Modeled on NDTV Journalist Barkha Dutt who achieved fame for live coverage of Kargil border conflict between Indian and Pakistan in 1999. Army Photographer (Raghuvir Singh). Character is righteous without going overboard, serious without being boring, sensitive without being weepy. Sequences where she reads the news -- bulletin might as well have been written by a 12-year-old. 148796 2007 Lakshyam MF India TV Reporter (Kota Sreenivasaa Rao) is the father of two sons. 148797 1969 Lalka MF Reporter (Henryk Hunko) 148798 1998 LaMastas, The M Reporter (Rosemary Gore). 148799 1999 Lamb in Despair, A (aka Ren rou wan ju) MF Hong Kong Tabloid Magazine Journalist Charles (Anthony Wong Chau-Sang) decides to use his glossy tabloid magazine as a tool to keep a rapist off the streets. The rapist returns to Hong Kong from the United States with 25 murders under his belt. The local courts can’t hold him and the police have nothing on him. Charles is upset with the injustice in the legal system and decides to go after the rapist in his magazine. The reporter swipes a photograph from the rapist’s father’s home and put it on the magazine cover. The cops are angry at Charles for provoking a known killer. The rapist responds by continuing his criminal ways. 148800 1996 Lamb to the Slaughter N Rowe, Jennifer Journalist Verity Birdwood investigates the case of a convicted murderer who is set free after his lawyer writes an expose of his trial. 148801 2005 Lame M Short. Photographer, IMM (Rick Dumont). 148802 1960 Lament for a City N GPL Hough, Henry Beetle Reporter Cornelius Tyler, young reporter for the Courier Freeman in Hindon, a small New England town. Filled with high ideals, but as time passes, becomes disillusioned and stoic. 148803 1591 Lamentation of Mr. Pages, Wife of Plimouth ER USC Deloney, Thomas News 148804 1591 Lamentation of Mr. Pages' Wife PO COPY Deloney, Thomas In 'Works of Thomas Deloney." News. Much like a human interest story on the front page of a modern American newspaper. Deloney reports available facts. Current events. Deloney most popular ballad-journalist of the day. 148805 1992 Lammas all paremas nurgas MF Estonian Reporter (Rein Oja). 148806 1972 Lampaansyojat MF News Photographer (Vaino Kolhonen). 148807 1765 Lampoon on Modern Scribblers, A. MUS COPY Wag, Andrew Parody News 148808 2005 Lampu merah mati MF Malaysia News Media. Journalist (Pang Khee Teik). Journalist (Sharaad Kuttan). Journalist (Mislina Mustapha). Group of men arrested for the terrorist bombing of a nightclub have to reenact their actions for the police and the news media. 148809 2002 Lana's Rain M Newspaper Vendor (Kahlid Shabazz). 148810 1990 Lancaster Miller Affair, The MT Miniseries News Media. Reporter #1 (Alan Andrews). Reporter #1 (Stewart Conrans). Reporter #1 (Andy Nelson). Reporter #2 (David Le Page). Reporter #2 (Peter Moon). Reporter #2 (Paul Woodson). Reporter #3 (David Arnett). Reporter #3 (Van Markell). Reporter #3 (Colin Williams). Reporter #4 (Phillip Dutchak). Reporter #5 (Iain Murton). Reporter #6 (Mark Dinano). Reporter #5 (Iain Murton). Reporter #6 (Mark Dinano). Editor (Earl Francis). Woman Journalist #1 (Lee Simmons). Woman Journalist #2 (Jeannie Lightbrown). Man Journalist (Wal Wayn). Reporter (John Morris). Reporter (David Thomas). Press Photographer #1 (David Bickerstaff). Press Photographer #2 (Bill Fozz). Press Photographer #3 (Robert Muddyman). Radio Interviewer (Peter Cavanagh). Photographer (Gerry Skilton). Photographer #1 (David Hawker). Photographer #2 (Paul Michael Young). Photographer (Jack Mower). 148811 1912 Land Beyond the Sunset M Newsboy glimpses world beyond the slums 148812 1903 Land Ironclads, The SSF GPL Wells, H.G. War Correspondent-Artist. 148813 2008 Land of a Hundred Wonders N Kagen, Lesley Cub Reporter Gibby McGraw was brain damaged after a car accident killed both her parents and she is now NQR (Not Quite Right), a real challenge for a fledgling newspaper reporter. Especially when she stumbles upon the dead body of the next governor of Kentucky. Armed with her trusty blue spiral notebook, Gibby figures that solving the murder might be her best chance to prove to everyone that she can become QR (Quite Right) again. But she gets more than she bargained for when she uncovers a world of corruption, racism and family secrets in small town Cray Ridge. Lucky for her, she’s also about to discover that some things are far more important than all the brains in the world, and that miracles occur in the most unexpected moments. 148814 1929 Land of Cockaigne N Mann, Heinrich Press 148815 1988 Land of Mirrors, A N Coppel, Alfred French Journalist Jean Thierry tells a former CIA agent's niece that her daughter has been kidnapped in Rome. 148816 1926 Land of Mist, The NSF Doyle, Arthur Conan Journalist Ed Malone with the London Daily Gazette narrates Professor Challenger's adventures. 148817 2004 Land of Plenty M News Reporter (Victoria Thomas). News Anchor (Matthew Kimbrough). 148818 2006 Land of the Blind M Anchorman (Nigel Whitmey). Anchorwoman (Leigh Zimmerman). Editor (Mackenzie Crook). 148819 1993 Land of the Brave and the Free N Phillips, Michael Volume 7 Reporter Corrie Belle Hollister -- The Journals of Corrie Belle Hollister 148820 2005 Land of the Dead M Romero, George A. TV Anchor (Tony Munch). 148821 1997 Land of the Free M Reporter #1 (David Sheehan). Reporter #2 (Sidney Coleman) 148822 2004 Land of the Free MT Reporter. News Reporter (Eric Register). TV Cameraman (Malik Simmon). 148823 1969 Land of the Giants: Comeback T Episode #37. 11-23-1969 Cameraman (Olan Soule). 148824 1968 Land of the Giants: Framed T Episode #3. 10-6-1968 Photographer (Paul Carr). 148825 1969 Land of the Giants: Rescue T Episode #23. 3-23-1969 Newscaster (Roger Rowan). 148826 2009 Land of the Living N Klaffke, Trudy Reporter from the local paper interviews a 100-year-old woman. The reporter tells the woman she lived in much simpler times. The woman asks her how would you define simpler? and then reflects on the horrors of World War I, the flu epidemic of 1918, the depression of the 1920s and the changes as her children grow up and move away. When the reporter remarks about how hard it must have been to outlive so many people she cared about, the woman’s reply reflects the peace she has learned throughout her life. 148827 1939 Land of the Midnight Sun M Newsreel covering a trip to Alaska 148828 1938 Land of Their Fathers N Marshall, M.M. Press 148829 1957 Land Unknown, The M L Palmer, Charles (Story). William N. Robson (Adaptation). Laszlo Gorog (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Margaret Hathaway (Shawn Smith) for the Oceanic Press is invited to go along on a military expedition to Antarctica and becomes one of the passengers in a helicopter that crashes in a prehistoric world. Expedition members fight off giant lizards. Scientist who has been trapped in region for years agrees to help others escape if they leave Hathaway with him. Although they object, she agrees to stay while others repair the helicopter. They succeed and are able to save both the journalist and the scientist. 148830 1991 Land Was Ours, The N Bailey, Chas Newsman Dan Woods never forgets the plight of the struggling farmer or the numbing isolation endured by his parents and siblings through plagues of grasshoppers, searing drought and bitter blizzards, their devastation compounded by avalanching debt. 148831 1936 Land Without Music (aka Forbidden Music) M DVD -R HQ 10523, 10524 UK Only American Reporter (Jimmy Durante). 148832 1995 Land's End: Land's End (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #1-#2. 9-20-1995 News Media. Reporter #2 (Marcy Goldman). Reporter #3 (Mark Chaet). 148833 2004 Landers M News Media. Desert Reporter Tuck Wallace (Tony Suraci). TV News Anchors (Pat Mathews, Michelle Merker). Field Reporter (Sue Ulu). 148834 2001 Landfall M News Media. TV Reporter (Jackie Gaspar). TV Reporter (Lisa Healy). TV Reporter (Roy Hobbs). Miami Herald Reporters (Stephen Anthony, Jennifer Fenn). Photographer (E.J. Colligan). 148835 1975 Landfall M Reporter (Jonathan Dennis) 148836 1978 Landfriede N Taschau, Hannelies Germany Journalist 148837 1969 Landing of Apollo 11 on Moon DT News 148838 1914 Landmarks N Lucas, E.V. Press 148839 1987 Landru NM Alberts, Jürgen Germany Journalist 148840 1999 Landry News, The NJ Clements, Andrew. Sal Murdocca (illustrator) Aspiring Journalist Cara Landry wants to be a journalist. Publishes her own newspaper, The Landry News. She becomes a popular editor. Censorship rears its ugly head. 148841 1995 Landsbyen: TF Series. Journalist pa Lokalradio (Morten Kirkskov). Journalist pa Ekstra bladet (Peter Hesse Overgaard). Journalist pa Lokal TV (Henrik Prip, 1996). 148842 1932 Landskamp MF Reporter (Ragnar Falck). 148843 2001 Landspeed M Interviewer (Dan McCoy) 148844 1982 Landung der Träume N Koch, Jurij Germany Radio Journalist 148845 2000 Landysh serebristyy MF Russia Journalist (Yevgeni Voskresensky). 148846 1995 Lang leve de koningin MF TV Reporter (Mike Ho Sam Sooi). 148847 1993 Lang xin ru tie MF Hong Kong TV Reporter in Green (Money Lo). 148848 2008 Lange flate ballaer II MF News Media. U.S. News Anchor (Katherine Hynes). Chinese News Anchor (Tiley Chao). German News Reporter (Daniel Vogel). TV2 News Reporter (Inger Sandvik). 148849 1940 Langford "Happy" Terrill CB Smash Comics #14. September, 1940. First Appearance. Reporter Langford "Happy" Terrill exposed to solar radiation and gained ability to transform into a being of pure energy whenever exposed to light. As the Ray, he was one of the most powerful crime fighters of the 1940s, a member of both the Freedom Fighters and the All-Star Squadron. Being an entity composed by light, the original Ray is still alive today. Has problems getting along with his son, the second Ray. 148850 2003 Langt fra Las Vegas: Pressemodet TF Episode #34. 3-18-2003. Journalist (Steffen Knudsen). 148851 2003 Language of Light, The N Clayton, Meg Waite Photojournalist Nelly Gace moves her two young children to the Baltimore countryside after the unexpected death of her husband. She struggles to build a new life. Encouraged by the matriarch of the fox-hunting community and her grown son, she rekindles her desire to become a photojournalist, like her famous father. As set sets to work with her camera, she realizes her success is tangled up not only in her feelings about her husband's death, but also in her relationship with her father, a man who allowed fame and ambition to come before family. Then her father comes to visit and Nelly's fragile new beginning is thrown into chaos. Why did her father tell her to burn some of his most moving images? 148852 2007 Lanie Price: Darkness and the Devil Behind Me N Walker, Persia #1 Lanie Price Series Gossip Columnist Lanie Price was once a crime reporter who covered the case in December 1923 of a lovely young pianist, a rising star who by January 1924 was on the most wanted list. She had vanished along the snowy streets of a storm-swept night in Harlem and thieves had hit the home of her society patron pulling off a million-dollar heist. Were the disappearance and the robbery coincidence or conspiracy? Somebody knew but nobody was talking. Three years later, the puzzles remained unsolved. Price, a frustrated gossip columnist, was ready for a change. Desperate for closure, the woman’s sister begs Lanie to dedicate her Christmas column to the case. Maybe someone somewhere will remember something. Seeking fresh material, Lanie starts asking hard, dangerous questions the kind just about guaranteed to get her killed,. 148853 1977 Lanigan's Rabbi T 4 90-miute episodes. 1-30-1977 to 7-3-1977. NBC Sunday Mystery Movie. Reporter Bobbi Whittaker (Barbara Carney), is Police Chief Paul Lanigan’s daughter, a local newspaper reporter. Lannigan socialized with and depended on the assistance from his friend, criminologist Rabbi David Small. 148854 2008 Lannan Diary, The NSF Stocks, Bernard #2 Lannan Series Reporter Pat McLennan is an adviser to the Supreme Council and is at the center of all major issues from politics, religion and sport to the mining operations on Mainland and the land reclamation projects of the outer Isles. Immigration to Lannan has begun in earnest and the development of the new world is seen through the eyes of Pat McLennan and his family. It is 2023 and the Earth is in crisis. The World population is rising rapidly. Natural resources are dwindling and climate change is accelerating. The solution comes from an unexpected source -- outer space. 148855 2006 Lannan Project, The NSF Stocks, Ellen #1 Lannan Series Reporter Pat McLennan is an adviser to the Supreme Council and is at the center of all major issues from politics, religion and sport to the mining operations on Mainland and the land reclamation projects of the outer Isles. Immigration to Lannan has begun in earnest and the development of the new world is seen through the eyes of Pat McLennan and his family. It is 2023 and the Earth is in crisis. The World population is rising rapidly. Natural resources are dwindling and climate change is accelerating. The solution comes from an unexpected source -- outer space. 148856 1952 Lannen lokarin veli MF Reporter (Maj-Brit Heljo) 148857 1999 Lansky MT Miami Reporter #1 (Michael Steve Jones). Male Miami Reporter #3 (Larkin Campbell). Reporter at Lod (A.J. Tannen). 148858 2001 Lantana M Newsreader (Richard Morecroft). 148859 1980 Lantern on the Wind P MLPL Kelly, T. Play Index, 1978-82 Press 148860 1991 Lao biao ni hao ye! (aka His Fatal Way MF Hong Kong TV Reporter Suki (Suki Kwan) is a news reporter for a television company. She’s a Hong Kong police inspector’s girl friend. 148861 1991 Lao dou wu pa duo (aka Daddy, Father and Papa MF Hong Kong Reporter and policeman both think they may be the father of a seven-year-old who is kidnapped by notorious gangsters. So they go after the kidnappers. The mother was so desperate to save her son, she looks up a couple of her ex-boyfriends to help -- one of them is the reporter. 148862 2002 Laramie Project, The M News Media. Reporter #1 (Jim Hooley). Reporter #2 (Jacquie Palisi). Reporter #3 (Nancy Phillips). Talk Show Host Ellen DeGeneres (Herself). True story of an American town in the wake of the murder of Matthew Shepard, a gay man. Dialogue created from hundreds of interviews with townspeople. From the play. Uses real news reports. 148863 1941 Lararinna pa vift MF Denmark. Danish Journalists (Wiktor Andersson, Paul Frandsen, Helga Hallen, Charles Hansen, Ragnar Widestedt). Danish Photographer (Ake Uppstrom). 148864 2008 Largo Winch M News Media. CNBC Newscaster (Lousia Bojesen). CNBC Newscaster (Ross Westgate). TV Reporter (Becky Lee). TV Sound Engineer (Jacky Chu). Billionaire, who is the founder and majority shareholder of the power and sprawling W. Group, is found dead, drowned. Who will inherit his financial empire? A son adopted nearly 30 years ago from a Bosnian orphanage is discovered in a prison deep in the Amazon. He’s accused of drug trafficking but claims he is innocent. His father murdered. He is in prison. Who will inherit the empire and how far would he/she go to get it all? 148865 2000 Lark NR Aiken, Ginny Magazine. Lark has come home to Bellamy, Virginia, to launch a successful magazine. 148866 1927 Larry Dexter and the Ward Diamonds; or, The Young Reporter at Sea Cliff NJ Garis, Howard R. (Characters). Sperry, Raymond #7 Young Reporter Series Cub Reporter Larry Dexter. Dexter was a reporter who worked his way up from an office boy to a foreign correspondent covering crime and solving several of them as well as having adventures overseas and at the front during World War One. 148867 1907 Larry Dexter: From Office Boy to Reporter Or the First Step in Journalism (aka Larry Dexter at the Big Flood; or, The Perils of a Reporter. The Young Reporter at the Big Flood; or, The Perils of News Gathering). NJ OWN - H Garis, Howard R. #1 Young Reporter Series. 8 Books (1907-1927). Cub Reporter Larry Dexter. Dexter was a reporter who worked his way up from an office boy to a foreign correspondent covering crime and solving several of them as well as having adventures overseas and at the front during World War One. 148868 1912 Larry Dexter: Larry Dexter and the Bank Mystery: Or Young Reporter in Wall Street, A (aka The Young Reporter and the Bank Mystery; or, Stirring Doings on Wall Street). NJ OWN - H Garis, Howard R. #4 Young Reporter Series Cub Reporter Larry Dexter. Dexter was a reporter who worked his way up from an office boy to a foreign correspondent covering crime and solving several of them as well as having adventures overseas and at the front during World War One. 148869 1912 Larry Dexter: Larry Dexter and the Stolen Boy: Or A Young Reporter on the Lakes (aka The Young Reporter and the Stolen Boy; or, A Chase on the Great Lakes) NJ Garis, Howard R. #5 Young Reporter Series Cub Reporter Larry Dexter. Dexter was a reporter who worked his way up from an office boy to a foreign correspondent covering crime and solving several of them as well as having adventures overseas and at the front during World War One. 148870 1915 Larry Dexter: Larry Dexter in Belgium, or a Young War Correspondent's Double Mission (aka Larry Dexter at the Battlefront. The Young Reporter at the Battlefront; or, A War Correspondent's Double Mission) NJ Garis, Howard R. #6 Young Reporter Series Cub Reporter Larry Dexter. Dexter was a reporter who worked his way up from an office boy to a foreign correspondent covering crime and solving several of them as well as having adventures overseas and at the front during World War One. 148871 1907 Larry Dexter: Larry Dexter, Reporter: Or Strange Adventures in a Great City (aka The Young Reporter and the Land Swindlers; or, Queer Adventures in a Great City) NJ OWN - H Garis, Howard R. #2 Young Reporter Series Cub Reporter Larry Dexter. Dexter was a reporter who worked his way up from an office boy to a foreign correspondent covering crime and solving several of them as well as having adventures overseas and at the front during World War One. 148872 1909 Larry Dexter: Larry Dexter's Great Search Or The Hunt for the Missing Millionaire (aka The Young Reporter and the Missing Millionaire; or, A Strange Disappearance) NJ OWN - H Garis, Howard R. #3 Young Reporter Series Cub Reporter Larry Dexter. Dexter was a reporter who worked his way up from an office boy to a foreign correspondent covering crime and solving several of them as well as having adventures overseas and at the front during World War One. 148873 1927 Larry Dexter's Great Chase; or, A Young Reporter Across the Continent NJ Garis, Howard R. (Characters). Sperry, Raymond #8 Young Reporter Series Cub Reporter Larry Dexter. Dexter was a reporter who worked his way up from an office boy to a foreign correspondent covering crime and solving several of them as well as having adventures overseas and at the front during World War One. 148874 2002 Larry King Live: T Interviewer-Host Larry King. 148875 1983 Larry King Show, The DT Talk Show - News Media 148876 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The Starring Gary Shandling T SV 234. SV 230. SV 158 Episodes. Series August 1992-May 1998 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. 148877 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: 0.409 T Tolan, Peter Episode #63. 11-8-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry begins an affair with a much younger show intern which causes resentment among the staff and places him in the awkward position of meeting her parents. Hank insists on a buying a race horse for himself, Larry and Artie in honor of the show's eighth anniversary. John Stamos (Himself) 148878 1998 Larry Sanders Show, The: Adolf Hankler T Gregory, Alex and Peter Huyck Episode #84. 4-19-1998 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry spends his vacation with his brother who has a business proposition. Guest host Jon Stewart tests the network's censors by booking the Wu-Tang Clan. Kristen Johnston, Jason Alexander, Wu-Tang Clan (Themselves).. 148879 1998 Larry Sanders Show, The: Another List T Shandling, Garry and Adam Resnick Episode #79. 3-15-1998. Season 6 Opener TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. TV News Host Jon Stewart (Himself). Larry's ratings are slipping and the suits are looking to replace him with regular guest host Jon Stewart. Hank tries to trade for a fan's "Hey Now" license plates. 148880 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: Arthur After Hours T Tolan, Peter Episode #51. 8-2-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. After a particularly trying day at work, Arthur spends the night at the studio with two new friends, Nicolae the janitor and Hank's karaoke machine, and one old bottle of booze. Sandra Bernhard, Ryan O'Neal, John Ambry (Themselves) 148881 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: Arthur's Crises (aka Artie's Crisis) T Riggi, John Episode #47. 10-5-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry fears that Artie's intimate relationship with a CBS network executive spells the end of their relationship. Darlene longs to sing with Clint Black (Himself). Kris Kristofferson (Himself) 148882 1997 Larry Sanders Show, The: Artie and Angie and Hank and Hercules T Tolan, Peter Episode #73. 1-22-1997 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Artie falls off the wagon with his second addiction, Angie Dickinson, and flies to Venice with her. Larry's affair with Laura Leighton stumbles over their obsessions with watching their own TV shows. Hank auditions for a voice part in the new Disney movie, Hercules. Don Rickles, Angie Dickinson, Laura Leighton (Themselves). 148883 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Artie's Gone T Simms, Paul Episode #21. 7-14-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Artie gets stuck on the highway during torrential rains and mud-slides leaving Paula the booker to function as the producer for the show. Bruno Kirby, Porno For Pyros (Themselves). 148884 1998 Larry Sanders Show, The: As My Career Lay Dying T Tolan, Peter Episode #81. 3-29-1998 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry's staff prepares for the end by secretly looking for new jobs. Fred De Cordova, Lea Thompson, Bob Costas, Jim Gray, Pat Sajak, Andy Williams, Fred Barron (Themselves). Donny Osmond (Voice Only)l 148885 1998 Larry Sanders Show, The: Beginning of the End, The T Shandling, Garry and Dennis Klein Episode #80. 3-22-1998 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Kenny Mitchell joins the show as creative consultant and makes major changes to the format. Larry battles with the network and his agent over his contract. Jon Stewart, Colin Hay (Themselves). 148886 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Being There T Marshall, Emily Episode #26. 8-18-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry and Francine quarrel over her commitment to their renewed relationship 148887 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: Beverly and the Prop Job T Forbes, Maya and Garry Shandling Episode #62. 11-1-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Beverly quits when Larry and Artie refuse to seriously consider her request that a job in the props department be given to a black person. Hank considers replacing Scott with a woman. Victoria Principal (Herself). 148888 1998 Larry Sanders Show, The: Beverly's Secret T Resnick, Adam Episode #85. 4-26-1998 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Hank does a remote from Wisconsin. The staff tries to guess the father of Beverly's baby. Drew Carey, Michael Bolton, Eriq La Salle, Steven Wright (Themselves). 148889 1997 Larry Sanders Show, The: Book, The T Forbes, Maya Episode #75. 2-5-1997 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry insists on writing a book about his life, just like Jay, Brett, Ellen and Paul, leaving Hank worrying about "the incident" and Artie to finish off his own memoirs. Beverly receives flowers from a secret admirer and jumps to conclusions. Brooke Shields, Bruno Kirby, Dana Delany, Marlee Matlin, Jack Jason (Themselves). 148890 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Breakdown, The T Shandling, Garry and Chris Thompson and Paul Simms Episodes #14-#15. 6-2-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry is a wreck as he faces sinking ratings, no Emmy nominations, and a divorce suit from Jeannie. So Hank and Artie try to fix him up with attractive women. But the only one he really connects with is Francine, his first wife. Part I: Kathy Ireland, Los Lobos (Themselves). Part II: Dana Delany, Helen Hunt, Teri Garr, Susan Anton (Themselves). 148891 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Broadcast News T Episode #24. 8-4-1993 News Media. Late Night Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Garry Shandling). Photographer Max (Patrick O'Connell). Publisher Hugh Hefner (Himself). 148892 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Broadcast Nudes T SV 257 Episode #24. 8-4-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Hank manipulates Darlene into agreeing to do a Playboy spread and Larry worries about appearing in Architectural Digest. Broadcast Nudes. 148893 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: Brother, Can You Spare 1.2 Million? T Tolan, Peter Episode #57. 9-20-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry scrambles to make some money after his accountant admits he's lost all of Larry's funds. Artie and Hank set out to teach the guy a lesson. 148894 1992 Larry Sanders Show, The: Brush With the Elbow of Greatness, A T SVD 1434. SV 276. Episode #12. 10-31-1992 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Tabloid covers story when a woman says Larry pushed her into a magazine rack and neglected to apologize 148895 1992 Larry Sanders Show, The: Brush with the Elbow of Greatness, A T Episode #12. 10-31-1992 Reporter (John Riggi). TV Reporters (Paula McClure, Suzanne Vafiadis). 148896 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: Bump, The T Apatow, Judd and Garry Shandling Episode #52. 8-9-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Newscaster (Barry Nolan). Newscaster (Barry Nolan). Larry promises not to bump comic Jeff Cesario again, then finds the show overbooked and Hank needing four minutes for a tribute to his late father. Jeff Cesario, Rob Lowe, Vendela, David Duchovny (Themselves). 148897 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: Conflict of Interest T VHS 714 Episode #58. 9-27-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Paula's dating Larry's agent but he fears he's just using her to book his clients on the show. Network objects to Larry's ethnic guest spots. Hank tries to stiff Phil on a $20 loan. 148898 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: Doubt of the Benefit T Sather, Drake and Garry Shandling and Peter Tolan Episode #43. 9-7-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry becomes convinced that Rob Reiner is snubbing him and the show, and retaliates by canceling out of a benefit. 148899 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: Eight T Tolan, Peter Episode #64. 11-15-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Chaos reigns as the eighth anniversary show tapes and Larry tries repeatedly to sneak in a bathroom visit during a commercial break. Fred De Cordova, k.d. lang, Many Patinkin, Noah Wylie, George Segal, Pat O'Brien (Themselves) Rosie O'Donnell, Farrah Fawcett, Ryan O'Neal (Themselves). 148900 1996 Larry Sanders Show, The: Ellen, Or Isn't She? T Apatow, Judd and John Markus Episode #69. 12-11-1996 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Artie pushes Larry to get Ellen DeGeneres to come out of the closet on their show, but Larry pursues some personal research first. Beverly spoils Artie's birthday by circulating the show's budget, with everyone's salary, amongst the staff. Ellen DeGeneres (Herself). 148901 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: End of the Season T Forbes, Maya and Paul Simms Episode #48. 10-12-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Roseanne spots Larry's drug dependence and offers herself as his friend and keeper as he kicks the habit. Pat Sajak, Roseanne, Michael Richards, Jeff Cesario, Mark Sweet (Themselves) 148902 1996 Larry Sanders Show, The: Everybody Loves Larry T Tolan, Peter Episode #66. 11-13-1996. Season 5 Opener TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry, worried about the implications of a permanent guest host, sabotages temporary host Jon Stewart at every turn. Hank buys a less-than-perfect used car from Elvis Costello. David Duchovny's friendliness makes Larry wonder about his sexual orientation. Duchovny (Himself)., Jon Stewart, Elvis Costello (Themselves). 148903 1998 Larry Sanders Show, The: Flip T Tolan, Peter and Gary Shandling Episode #89. 5-31-1998 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry tapes his last show. Ellen DeGeneres, Jerry Seinfeld, Jim Carrey, Clint Black, Tim Allen, Warren Beatty, Carol Burnett, David Duchovny,. Greg Kinnear, Jon Stewart (Themselves). Bruno Kirby, Sean Penn, Tom Petty (Themselves). Larry makes a reference to actor Garry Shandling. 148904 1992 Larry Sanders Show, The: Flirt Episode, The T Shandling, Garry and Fred Baron Episode #6. 9-19-1992 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Jeannie becomes very jealous and accuses Larry of flirting with a playful Mimi Rogers (Herself). on the show. Michael Richards (Himself) 148905 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: Fourteenth Floor, The T Forbes, Maya Episode #45. 9-21-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry gets into a feud with the network when he makes fun of their new fall schedule on the air. John Ritter, Haley Joel Osment (Themselves) 148906 1992 Larry Sanders Show, The: Garden Weasel, The (aka What Have You Done For Me Lately) T Tolan, Peter Episode #1. 8-15-1992 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry finds himself in opposition to a network executive who wants him to do live commercials during the show for "The Garden Weasel." 148907 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: Gift Episode, The T Shandling, Garry and Paul Simms Episode #35. 7-13-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Paula worries about her job when Larry gets angry with her over guests canceling, and really goes all out to convince a reluctant Danny DeVito (Himself) not to cancel too. Larry and Artie try to decide what to choose as the guest gift. Jimmie Walker (Himself). 148908 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Grand Opening, The T Simms, Paul Episode #30. 9-22-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry goes on vacation, but the problems follow him as Hank alienates a series of co-hosts as he anxiously awaits the opening night of Hank's Lookaround Restaurant. Martin Mull, Jerry Seinfeld, Burt Reynolds, Pauly Shore (Themselves). 148909 1992 Larry Sanders Show, The: Guest Host T Shandling Garry and Paul Simms Episode #4. 9-5-1992 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Success of Dana Carvey (Himself) as a guest host on his show makes Larry very, very nervous. Herve Villechaize (Himself). 148910 1992 Larry Sanders Show, The: Hank's Contract T Simms, Paul Episode #7. 9-26-1992 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Contract negotiation time for Hank and he's going for a raise -- and a golf cart. Robin Williams (Himself). George Foreman (Himself) 148911 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: Hank's Divorce T Simms, Paul Episode #44. 9-14-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. It looks like Hank's marriage is over, despite everyone's efforts to patch it up. Joan Embry Wayne Rogers, Alex Trebek (Themselves) 148912 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: Hank's New Assistant T Riggi, John Episode #50. 7-26-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. When Darlene quits while on vacation, Hank hires the temp who was filling in for her. Larry's reluctant to tell Dana Carvey he doesn't like Carvey's Larry Sanders impersonation. Dana Carvey (Himself) 148913 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: Hank's Night in the Sun T Tolan, Peter Episode #37. 7-27-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Hank gets his shot at the big chair when Larry gets food poisoning just before a taping. George Wendt, Shadoe Stevens (Themselves) 148914 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: Hank's Sex Tape T Vitti, Jon Episode #55. 8-30-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Hank fears for his career after Phil sets a scandalous sex tape circulating among the entertainment community. Henry Winkler, Jon Favreau, Norm Macdonald (Themselves) 148915 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Hank's Wedding T Newman, Molly and Judd Apatow and Maya Forbes Episode #28. 9-8-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry tries to decide about warning an elated Hank about his new bride when the "Hey now!" guy announces he's going to marry a younger woman he has just recently met. Ed McMahon, Roger Eschbache, Adam Sandler, Alex Trebeck (Themselves). 148916 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Hankerciser 200, The T Riggi, John Episode #19. 6-30-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Francine is injured using an exercise device being endorsed by Hank who's afraid she'll write about it. 148917 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: Headwriter (aka Headwriter Phil) T Sather, Drake Episode #40. 8-17-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Phil whines and pleads to be made head writer for the show, then finds it isn't what he thought it would be. Dave Thomas (Himself) 148918 1992 Larry Sanders Show, The: Hey Now T Shandling, Garry and Dennis Klein Episode #13. 11-7-1992 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Hank falls asleep during the show, which is just the last straw for a fed-up Larry. Ray Combs, Earl Holliman, Bob Saget, T-Bone Burnett (Themselves). 148919 1998 Larry Sanders Show, The: I Buried Sid T Apatow, Judd and Adam Resnick Episode #86. 5-3-1998 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Everyone takes Sid's death hard, especially Hank who thinks he may have pushed Sid over the edge. Heidi Klum, Laura Dern, Jerry Stiller, Larry Miller, Roosevelt Grier, Char Margolis (Themselves) 148920 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: I Was a (Teenage Lesbian) T VHS 718 Episode #59. 10-11-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Hank interviews possible new agents while his beloved Sid lies gravely ill in the hospital. Paula, awaiting tests of breast biopsy, angers Brett butler (Herself) who offers Larry some tips on his weekly massage. 148921 1998 Larry Sanders Show, The: Interview, The T Cahoon, Kell and Tom Saunders Episode #83. 4-12-1998 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Mary Lou dents Hank's car but is terrified to tell him. Larry is interviewed for Extra! Vince Vaughn, Jim Belushi, Ben Folds Five, Maureen O'Boyle, David Spade (Themselves). 148922 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: Jeannie's Visit T Vitti, Jon Episode #53. 8-16-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Surprise visit by Larry's ex-wife causes an unusual triangle between her, Larry and Hank. Larry offers a cappuccino machine as a substitute for the daily office run to Starbucks. Tatjana Patitz (Himself) 148923 1998 Larry Sanders Show, The: Just the Perfect Blendship T Tolan, Peter and Kell Cahoon Episode #87. 5-10-1998 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry hits on a guest. Hank hits on his doctor. Mary Lou considers letting her best friend be on the show. Jeff Goldblum, Gina Gershon, Illeana Douglas, Terry Bradshaw (Themselves). 148924 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: L.A. or N.Y.? T Shandling, Garry and Peter Tolan Episode #31. 9-29-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry seriously considers either quitting the biz or moving his show to New York after the network's new owner begins to meddle with the format. Robin Quivers, Howard Stern, Chris Farley (Themselves) 148925 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: Larry Loses a Friend T Riggi, John Episode #42. 8-31-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Jon Lovitz (Himself) makes a strong play for a reluctant Darlene. 148926 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Larry Loses Interest T Apatow, Judd Episode #22. 7-21-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. As the show's traditional anniversary show approaches, Larry finds it all boring and tedious, so he plays with the idea of writing a book while rumors spread about a film role. Suzanne Somers, Joan Embry (Themselves) 148927 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Larry's Agent T Shandling, Garry and Paul Simms Episode #18. 6-23-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry decides he needs a new high-power agent to negotiate his new deal with the network. Barr Levinson (Himself). 148928 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: Larry's Big Idea T Lewis, Lester Episode #61. 10-25-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry goes against Artie's better judgment and introduces a new bit showcasing characters based on the production staff. David Letterman (Himself). Courteney Cox (Herself). 148929 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Larry's Birthday T SV 258 Episode. No. 25. 8-11-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry celebrates his birthday and the gang all struggle to top each other with their birthday gifts to him. Meanwhile, celebration is darkened by firing of one of the writers. 148930 1997 Larry Sanders Show, The: Larry's New Love T Riggi, John Episode #78. 2-26-1997 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry's relationship with his new girlfriend is threatened when she takes on the "mermaid" role in a show skit, and wants to use it as a springboard for her career. Jeff Foxworthy, Daisey Fuentes, Warren Littlefield, Paul Westerberg (Themselves). 148931 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: Larry's on Vacation T Forbes, Maya and John Riggi Episode #65. 11-22-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry takes a vacation to recover from plastic surgery leaving Sandra Bernhard to fill in as the show host. But her manager sends shock waves through the office with her pushy ways. Gloria Steinem (Herself). Sandra Bernhard (Herself). 148932 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Larry's Partner T Sather, Drake Episode #23. 7-28-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry reluctantly agrees to hire his former comedy partner as a show writer. Eric Bogosian (Himself). 148933 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: Larry's Sitcom T Riggi, John and Jon Vitti Episode #60. 10-18-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry accepts a script from Chris Elliott for a new sitcom to be produced under Larry's deal with the network, then gives it to Phil for some "fine tuning." Hank honors his oldest fan. Chris Elliott, Jennie Garth, Kevin Nealon (Themselves). 148934 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Life Behind Larry T SV 217 Episode #20. 7-7-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Everybody has their own ideas about who should host the show being readied to follow Larry while Larry worries over not winning a major award again. David Letterman, Tom Snyder (Themselves). 148935 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: Like No Business I Know T Martineau, Mike and Peter Toan Episode #41. 8-24-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Regis Philbin (Himself) causes some major unrest when he intimates to Hank that there might be place for him on Regis' new show. Larry and Artie worry about what guest Bobcat Goldthwait might do to top his chair-burning incident on The Tonight Show. Bob Goldthwait (Himself). 148936 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: List, The T Forbes, Maya Episode #16. 6-9-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Chance remark by Francine leads Larry to ask for a list of all her sexual partners since their divorce. Alec Baldwin, Daniel Baldwin, Ed Begley Jr. (Themselves). 148937 1997 Larry Sanders Show, The: Make a Wish T Vitti, Jon Episode #72. 1-15-1997 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry wants to be on People's Ten Sexiest Men list, even if it means bumping off guest Ben Stiller. Beverly gets stuck taking care of their "One Wish" Foundation child when he comes to meet Larry. Hank distributes his illegally obtained Cuban cigars. Ben Stiller, Jim Belushi (Themselves). 148938 1997 Larry Sanders Show, The: Matchmaker, The T Riggi, John Episode #71. 1-8-1997 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Columnist Army Archerd. Paula's new assistant, Marylou, manages to upset everyone, even the affable Tim Conway, with her ineffective pre-interview techniques and celebrity research. Hank's effort to cheer up a despondent Brian with a night on the town at several gay bars earns him a prominent mention in Army Archerd's column. Nicolette Sheridan, Tom Conway, Harvey Fierstein (Themselves). 148939 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: Montana T Shandling, Garry and Peter Tolan Episode #32. 6-22-1994. Season 3 Opener TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry's going out of his mind with boredom up in Montana when Artie appears with a scheme to resurrect the show. Robin Williams, Bernadette Peters (Themselves) 148940 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Mr. Sharon Stone Show, The T SV 293 Episode #39. 8-10-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry hits it off with guest Sharon Stone (Herself), but he finds he can't cope with her greater celebrity status. Cameraman (Westley Thompson). 148941 1996 Larry Sanders Show, The: My Name Is Asher Kingsley T Tolan, Peter Episode #67. 11-20-1996 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Hank's decision to re-embrace Judaism throws the office and the network into a tizzy. Larry worries that someone has been sitting in his new massaging recliner. Tom Poston (Himself). They May Be Giants (Themselves) 148942 1992 Larry Sanders Show, The: New Producer, The T Blasucci, Dick and Paul Simms and Howard Gewirtz Episode #5. 9-12-1992 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Friend of Larry's temporarily replaces Artie as producer but schemes to make the job permanent. 148943 1996 Larry Sanders Show, The: New Writer, The T Edwards, Becky Hartman and John Riggi Episode #70. 12-18-1996 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Hank suffers paranoid agonies when he fears that Kevin Nealon is hanging around trying to get his job. Phil has trouble adjusting to the woman Larry has hired as a new writer. Kevin Nealon, Shawn Colvin (Themselves).. 148944 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: Next Stop Bottom T Apatow, Judd Episode #46. 9-28-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Depressed and unhappy Hank hits on all the female guests before retreating to a hotel room for a boozy marathon with a series of prostitutes. Sarah Jessica Parker, Dr. David Viscott, Mary Gross, Wendy Leibman, George Segal (Themselves). 148945 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: Nothing Personal T Levitan, Steven and Garry Shandling Episode #56. 9-13-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Paula has trouble booking guests for sweeps week, so she leans on Larry to ask his friend Jeff Goldblum, who in turn offers to help Larry get a date with a network publicist. Jeff Goldblum (Himself) 148946 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Off Camera T Episode #29. 9-15-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Artie has a terrible day backstage with an Entertainment Weekly writer prowling around. Actor John Ritter and Film Critic Gene Siskel (Themselves) nearly come to blows. Magazine Editor. Unusually temperamental guests and magazine editor give Artie a night in hell. 148947 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: Office Romance T Forbes, Maya Episode #38. 8-3-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Office suffers when Larry and Darlene tentatively begin a romance, prompting a domino effect of hurt feelings and jealousy. Bob Saget (Himself) 148948 1992 Larry Sanders Show, The: Out of the Loop T Gross, Marjorie Episode #8. 10-3-1992 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry feels out of touch when he's the last to know that his head writer is having a torrid office affair. Peter Falk (Himself). 148949 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: P.A., The T Forbes, Maya Episode #54. 8-23-1995 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Family ties are stretched to the limit when Artie hires his delinquent son as a production assistant. Larry worries about his diet. Colin Quinn, Chris Isaak, Silvertone, Larry King (Himself). 148950 1997 Larry Sanders Show, The: Pain Equals Funny T Cesario, Jeff Episode #76. 2-12-1997 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Paula tells Larry that she's leaving to produce the Caryl and Marilyn show, so he impulsively promotes her to producer without consulting Artie. The quality of Phil's work goes up and down as his new girlfriend plays with his affections. 148951 1992 Larry Sanders Show, The: Party T Forbes, Maya Episode #10. 10-17-1992 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry's little dinner at home with Arthur, initiated by Jeannie, escalates into a full-blown party and causes Larry to become extremely paranoid. Martin Mull (Himself) 148952 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: People's Choice T Newman, Molly and Garry Shandling Episode #36. 7-20-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Artie is chosen to produce the People's Choice Awards, prompting both Larry and Hank to try for a role in the show. Elvis Costello, Rita Moreno (Themselves). 148953 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Performance Artist T Thompson, Chris and John Riggi Episode #27. 8-25-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. In an effort to freshen up the guest list, Larry agrees to have a controversial performance on, then chickens out when he sees the guy's routine. Roseanne, Tom Arnold, Jay Leno, Tim Miller, George Segal (Themselves). 148954 1998 Larry Sanders Show, The: Pilots and Pens Lost T Tolan, Peter Episode #82. 4-5-1998 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Phil leaves the show to write a pilot. Larry gives Artie a special gift. Bridge Fonda, Dave Chappelle, Jonathan Katz (Themselves). 148955 1997 Larry Sanders Show, The: Prank, The T Leifer, Carol and Lester Lewis Episode #74. 1-29-1997 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry becomes convinced that his new paramour Lori Loughlin has taken money from his wallet. Hank tries to impress a woman by putting her precocious son on the show as an expert in geography. Phil arranges for phony auditions so he can meet some beautiful actresses. Lori Loughlin, John Stamos, Butthole Surfers, Jennette Robbins (Themselves). 148956 1992 Larry Sanders Show, The: Promise, The T Toplyn, Joe Episode #2. 8-22-1992 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry is annoyed that David Spade is booked on another show and Hank's fan club visits. David Spade, William Shatner, Dana Delaney (Themselves). 148957 1998 Larry Sanders Show, The: Putting the "Gay" Back in Litigation. T Day, Richard and Alex Gregory Episode #88. 5-17-1998 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Tired of Phil's gay jokes, Brian sues the show for sexual harassment. Illeana Douglas, Bruno Kirby, Ed Begley J., Drew Barrymore (Themselves). 148958 1997 Larry Sanders Show, The: Roast, The T Tolan, Peter and Garry Shandling Episode #77. 2-19-1997 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Artie works hard to make sure all of Larry's "friends" attend a celebrity roast in his honor while Hank tries to learn how to handle hecklers so he can be the roastmaster. Bill Maher, Kip Addotta, Dana Carvey, Jon Stewart, Norm Crosby, Al Franken, Bruno Kirby, Carl Reiner, Carrot Top (Themselves). 148959 1995 Larry Sanders Show, The: Roseanne's Return T Forbes, Maya and Steven Levita Episode #49. 7-19-1995. Season 4 Opener TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry is apprehensive over a guest appearance by former girl friend Roseanne and decides to see a psychiatrist. The office follows the O.J. trial. Chevy Chase, Roseanne (Themselves) 148960 1992 Larry Sanders Show, The: Spider Episode, The T Toplyn, Joe Episode #3. 8-29-1992 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry battles his reluctance when real live spiders are scheduled for the show, and tries to find a sketch to do with guest Carol Burnett (Herself). Jon Lovitch, Steve Duchesne (Themselves). 148961 1993 Larry Sanders Show, The: Stalker, The T Shandling, Garry and Paul Simms Episode #17. 6-16-1993 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry gets a little paranoid when he learns he's being stalked by an obsessed fan. Phil Hartman, Corbin Bernsen (Themselves) 148962 1992 Larry Sanders Show, The: Talk Show T Forbes, Maya Episode #9. 10-10-1992 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Argument at home with Jeannie causes Larry to lose his concentration during the show that night. Billy Crystal and Catherine O'Hara (Themselves). 148963 1992 Larry Sanders Show, The: Warmth Episode, The T Simms, Paul Episode #11. 10-24-1992 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Reporter (Brian Brophy). Photographer (John Riggi). Worried about his ratings, Larry hires a focus group to help him tighten up the show. Richard Simmons, Pamela Sue Martin (Themselves). 148964 1996 Larry Sanders Show, The: Where Is the Love? T Markus, John Episode #68. 11-27-1996 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry gets upset over a review from TV critic Tom Shales (Himself), prompting him to fire off a fax in retaliation and to seek sympathy from show guest Sally Field (Herself). Sting, Jake Johannsen (Themselves). 148965 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: Would You Do Me a Favor? T Forbes, Maya Episode #34. 7-6-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry's dad pays a visit to California, but Larry doesn't want to see him, so he adds that little chore to the things an already fed-up Beverly has to cope with. Jason Alexander (Himself) 148966 1994 Larry Sanders Show, The: You're Having My Baby T Martineau, Mike Episode #33. 6-29-1994 TV Talk Show Host Larry Sanders (Gary Shandling). Sidekick Hank Kingsley (Jeffrey Tambor). Producer Artie (Rip Torn). Staff. Larry's chances with Mimi Rogers (Herself) drop dramatically when a woman from Montana turns up with the claim that she's carrying Larry's baby. 148967 1945 Larry Scott of the "Sun" NJ Ford, Edward Reporter Larry Scott goes from high school paper to the police beat on the local morning paper, reported on a fire, and solved a kidnap case for the FBI 148968 2006 Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector M Food Critic Ted Bailey (Peter Curley). TV Reporter (Nancy Barber). Camera Operator (Jonathan Bergquist). 148969 2005 Larva MT News Media. Reporter-Announcer (Jennifer Lyn Quackenbush - Voice) 148970 1989 Las Vegas Bloodbath M Sports Announcer (Darryl Kilby). Radio Announcer (Jose Pino). 148971 2005 Las Vegas Dead N Daddio, Jim Paparazzi. Publicity. Private Investigator Art Decco, a well-known and highly publicized PI, has been hired to find a runaway teenage girl, but she’s no ordinary teenager. She is Danielle “Dani” Augusta, the hottest teenage supermodel in the world associated with hundreds of products from Rome to New York. “Dani” is a worldwide conglomerate and word has leaked out that she is missing. The paparazzi is out in full force. Art tracks the girl to Las Vegas and to Death Valley and finds himself dangling by one hand on the world’s fastest roller coaster spinning top the Stratosphere Hotel, trying not to be Las Vegas Dead. 148972 1952 Las Vegas Story, The M DVD -R HQ 3581, 3582 Press 148973 2008 Las Vegas: 2 on 2 T DVD -R HQ 9593 Episode. 2-2008 Critic-Writer Scott Knowles of Concierge Magazine is picking the concierge of the year and Piper wants the title. But his demands are almost impossible to please. 148974 2007 Las Vegas: Adventures in the Skin Trade T DVD -R HQ 9222 Episode. 11-2007 TV Commentator Chris Matthews of Hardball interviews Danny on Strippers’ strike in Las Vegas. News Media coverage of strike. 148975 2006 Las Vegas: And Here's Mike With the Weather T DVD -R HQ 5331 Episode #61. 1-23-2006. Weatherman. Casino employee Mike Cannon (James Lesure) substitutes for a sick weatherman on Channel 12 at a Weather Remote and is so good he's offer a weekend job as the station's weatherman Falls for Weather Producer (Faune A. Chambers). Substitutes for Weatherman Dan Marino who is a former stand-up comic and just reads the prompter. Anchorwoman Michelle Tong (Jia Perlich). 148976 2006 Las Vegas: Bitch is Back, The T DVD -R HQ 5208 Episode. 1-09-2006 Newspaper story claims there is a ghost in the hotel and the publicity helps business, but scares about some high rollers. Ghost is part of a scam that the hotel detectives expose. 148977 2004 Las Vegas: Blood and Sand T Episode #11. 1-5-2004 Reporter (Ted Garcia). 148978 2007 Las Vegas: Burning Bedouin, The T DVD -R HQ 8007 Episode. 2-16-2007 News Media. Sam's long-lost love awakes from a 20-year coma and makes the TV newscasts. Ed goes on a mission to replace his housekeeper when his wife is out of town and she holds him prisoner. 148979 2006 Las Vegas: Cash Springs Eternal T DVD -R HQ 5768 Episode. 3-31-2006 Magazine Photographer from Show Home Magazine to do a feature spread on residential suites of the casino. 148980 2006 Las Vegas: Coyote Ugly T DVD -R HQ 5583 Gossip Columnist Norm Clark, a man with black eye-patch writes column called "Vegas Confidential." He finds out rich woman found finger in the Montecito's buffet and prints the story under the headline in his column: "Montecito Gives Guest The Finger." 148981 2006 Las Vegas: Delinda's Box T DVD -R HQ 7465, 7466 Episode. 12-1-2006 Critic from Hotel Traveler's Magazine shows up at the casino on one of the worst days in the casino's history. He survives a series of mishaps impressed with the personal attention the casino shows its guests. The main story: Ed and Danny have 12 hours to save Delinda from her kidnappers and Mike and Sam try to figure out whether a Buddhist monk's major winning-streak is a scam. 148982 2005 Las Vegas: For Sail by Owner T DVD -R HQ 8X. 4906. Opening: DVD -R HQ 8X 4947 Episode. 11-30-2005 News Media covers death of the owner of the Las Vegas hotel-casino when she is blown off the roof. A new owner takes over. 148983 2007 Las Vegas: Hero Ain't Nothin' But a Sandwich, A T DVD -R HQ 9001, 9002 Episode #88. 9-28-2007 News Media. Reporter #1 (Sharon Tay). Reporter #2 (Ted Garcia). 148984 2007 Las Vegas: High Price of Gas, The T DVD -R HQ 9336 Episode. 11-2007 TV Commentator Chris Matthews of Hardball interviews Danny on Strippers’ strike in Las Vegas. News Media coverage of strike. Reporter #1 (Ted Garcia). Reporter #2 (Sharon Tay). 148985 2006 Las Vegas: Lyle & Substance T DVD -R HQ 5632 Episode 3-10-2006 News Media. Threat to blow up the Las Vegas casino. 148986 2004 Las Vegas: Nevada State T Episode #18. 3-15-2004 News Media. News Reporter (Leona Nguyen). 148987 2005 Las Vegas: One Nation Under Surveillance T Episode. 3-15-2005 News Media. Politician accused of being with girls under 16. 148988 2007 Las Vegas: Shrink Rap T DVD -R HQ 9001, 9002 Episode. News Media. 148989 2008 Las Vegas: Three Weddings and a Funeral T DVD -R HQ 9648 (Second Hour) Episode. 2-2008 TV Newscast reports that the Mirage’s plane has gone down with no survivors. The staff at the Mirage think Cooper is on board and holds a memorial service instead of the three weddings that are planned. Cooper shows up alive and well just as Delinda, who is pregnant, starts bleeding. To Be Continued. 148990 2005 Las Vegas: To Protect and Serve Manicotti T Episode #41. 2-21-2005 News Media. Female Reporter (Leyna Nguyen). 148991 2006 Las Vegas: Urban Legends T DVD -R HQ 5438 Episode. 2-6-2006 News Media. Fear of story getting out to the media makes the casino's lawyers anxious to settle a bogus case. Can't afford the world-wide bad publicity. It would destroy business. 148992 2003 Las Vegas: What Happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas T SVD 1458 Episode #2. 9-29-2003 Investigative Reporter Aaron Walker (Jack Kehler) shooting pictures in casino of right-wing senator in compromising positions, tries to get the goods on an ultra-conservative Senator that Ed is being blackmailed into protecting. Forcibly ejected by casino owner who is being blackmailed by senator for a covert operation from the past. Reporter chased and harassed throughout program. Casino owner has change of heart and lets reporter leave the hotel with camera and pictures intact. Senator's secrets are out and spread over all the media. Reporter (Michael Gallagher). After he and Danny continually harass reporter and stop him from getting pictures of the senator, Ed finally lets him go to write his expose. Anchor Person #1 (Ted Garcia). Anchor Person #2 (Leyna Nguyen). Anchor Person #3 (Kathleen McCullen). 148993 2007 Las Vegas: Wines and Misdemeanors T DVD -R HQ 7703 Episode. .1-5-2007 News Media. When rare wine is auctioned off at the Montecito, it makes for good publicity for the hotel. But when the wine is discovered to be a fake, it could become a public relations nightmare. 148994 2004 Las Vegas: You Can't Take It With You T Episode #17. 3-1-2004 Newscaster (Ted Garcia). 148995 1997 Laserhawk M Editor Freddie (Bruce Dinsmore). Field Reporter (Jill Deacon) 148996 1939 Lash of the Penitents, The M VHS 847 Press 148997 1959 Lasisydan MF News Media. Reporters (Mauno Hyvonen, Pirkko Karppi, Marja Korhonen). 148998 1955 Lassie (aka Jeff's Collie): Newspaper, The T DVD -R HQ 4766. DVD -R 1672. SVD 751 Episode Newspapermen Jeff and Porky save the town from swindlers. 148999 1989 Lassie: Fit to Print T SVDSP 725 Episode Newspaper 149000 1989 Lassie: Lassie and the Buffao T SVD 751 Episode Journalist. Lassie befriends a journalist covering a buffalo roundup 149001 1967 Lassie: Most Dangerous Game T Episode. 3-19-1967. Season #13. Episode #25 TV Reporter Bill (Burt Douglas). 149002 1978 Lassie: New Beginning, A T Episode Small Town Editor Stuart Stratton (John Reilly), bachelor uncle, orphaned kids and Lassie 149003 1978 Lassie: Star Reporter T DVD -R HQ 6182 Episode #47. Editor of local paper does not believe a robbery is about to occur. Lassie comes to his rescue. 149004 1980 Lassiter T 1968 Pilot Investigative Reporter Pete Lassiter, tough investigative reporter for Contrast magazine (Burt Reynolds) 149005 1981 Last Ambassador, The N OWN - H Kalb, Bernard and Marvin Kalb News Media Bureaucratic flack from Washington. 149006 1996 Last Angel N Wallace, Marilyn Weinberg List Journalist 149007 1959 Last Angry Man, The M DVD -R HQ 8120, 8121. Green, Gerald (Novel). Richard Murphy (Adaptation). Green (Screenplay) Ness Book Aspiring Journalist (Joby Baker), a copy boy for the Daily Mirror, wants to get into feature writing. Convinces editor that his uncle, an aging doctor, would make a great human interest story. Journalist nephew profiles his uncle's life on TV When article appears, TV Producer Woodrow Wilson Thrasher (David Wayne) decides it would be perfect feature to inaugurate his new series American U.S.A. Producer convinces doctor to do broadcast. Program is sponsored by pharmaceutical company. Doctor is concerned sponsor will try to turn him into spokesperson for their product. Marketing a new drug and have promotional gimmick that public will contribute to purchase of new house for doctor by buying the drug. House will be presented to him as surprise. In rehearsal interview, doctor lashes out at advertisements run by drug companies. Sponsors watching on closed-circuit TV. Thrasher tells doctor about house, doctor objects, decides not to do the interview. Sponsor appreciates his honesty. Promises not to offer any compensation. Doctor suffers heart attack before broadcast. As he dies, he compliments broadcaster on doing a good job. City Editor Bennett (Russell Thorson) of the New York Mirror. 149008 1974 Last Angry Man, The MT News Media are interested in an elderly doctor who has spent his lifetime helping his patients without regard for financial gain. Now that the media is interested in him, he is determined to remain true to his idealism. 149009 1908 Last Asset, The SS GPL Wharton, Edith Correspondent Garrett, London correspondent to the New York Searchlight. 149010 2008 Last Asset, The SS Lindberg, James Reporter. A young boy gets his chance to become a real newspaper reporter. 149011 2001 Last Assignment N Herman, Steven L. News Wire Service Journalist Lewis Cody is expelled from China under a seldom-used Chinese law that prohibits foreigners from having relations with Chinese nationals. Cody sets out to discover who it was that set him up and what follows is that Cody is transferred from one locale to another. 149012 2006 Last Bad Neighborhood, The M TV Newscaster (Jessica Randle). 149013 1938 Last Barricade, The M UK Only Press 149014 1984 Last Bastion, The MT Miniseries Journalist (Justin Byrne). Journalist (Peter Corbett). Journalist (Ben Franklin). Journalist (Duncan Wass). 1st Press Lord ( Bruce Stewart). 2nd Press Lord (Robert Eagen). 149015 1977 Last Best Hope, The N OWN - H Tauber, Peter News Media 149016 1996 Last Big Thing, The M DVD -R HQ 9923, 9924 Ness Magazine Interviewer Simon Geist (Dan Zukovic) doing celebrity interviews, but it turns out the magazine, "The Next Big Thing." doesn't really exist. He antagonizes everyone he interviews. Geist's live-in girlfriend, Darla (Susan Heimbeinder), begins to document his rants in her own fanzine. 1st Interviewer (Yul Vazquez). 2nd Interviewer (Thomas Prisco). 149017 1998 Last Boat to Camden Town N Charles, Paul Reporter ann rea (who spells her name entirely in lowercase letters) for local Camden Town newspaper. Irish-born London Detective Inspector investigating death of young doctor found drowned in London's Regent's Canal, is attracted to her. Budding romance between detective and rea is like Hepburn-Tracy relationship. 149018 1991 Last Boy Scout, The M TV Camerawoman (Kristin Coppola). TV Crew Member (Erik Onate). Field Announcer (Dennis Packer). 149019 2006 Last Breath N Byers, Carl Reporter Kenna Straton works for a newspaper and has to weed her way through the legal red tape in the United States judicial system to prove that a doctor is innocent in a terrorist's plot to murder millions of Americans with biological weapons. Dishonest county sheriff is aiding the terrorists and the doctor faces numerous bogus felony charges including five murders he didn't commit. He has to flee the United States to save himself. Finds himself hiding out in the Bahamas with the terrorist's master plan in his possession. Hunted by the FBI and a fanatical madman, who vowed to kill him and retrieve his property, Nate is forced to change his name and live in obscurity. His only hope for survival is Reporter Straton. 149020 2001 Last Breath, The M DVD -R HQ 8154, 8155 Reporter Alex Weber (Shari Berkowitz) 149021 1998 Last Broadcast, The M TV Reporter Mary Brenner (Marianne Connor). Newspaper Editor (Robert Weiler). "Fact or Fiction Cameramen Ray (Jeremy Coleman) and Ricky (Todd Weiler). Clair Deforest (Mark Rublee), Video Editor. Two local access cable TV producers recruit an assistant and go into a forest in search of a mythical and horrifying Jersey Devil. Days later, one of the trio -- James "Jim" L. Suerd, the Accused (Jim Seward) -- emerges and becomes the prime suspect in the disappearances of the other two. Local filmmaker David Leigh, The Filmmaker (David Beard) examines extensive footage found at the scene and arrives at a different conclusion. Michelle "Shelly" Monarch (Michele Pulaski), Data Retrieval Expert. Steve "Johnny" Avkast, "Fact or Fiction" Host (Stefan Avalos). Locus Wheeler, "Fact or Fiction" Host (Lance Weiler). Rein Clackin, Paranormal Sound Man (Rein Clabbers). Sam Woods (Sam Wells), Film & TV Director 149022 2004 Last Call M Journalist (Ronald Cohen). 149023 1968 Last Chance (Sacco internazionale) M Rosati, Niny (Screenplay Italy - Ness Book American Reporter Patrick Harris (Tab Hunter) for the Roman Daily News gets involved with spies and secret documents. Depicted as typically independent journalist who takes pride in having sources for information more accurate than American embassy. When editor George McConnell (Michael Rennie) asks him to print a retraction of one story that has created problems, reporter informs him that it would be a violation of civil rights. Editor tells official reporter is one of the most responsible accredited journalists in Rome, then implies he may be involved with gunrunners and may even have caused the death of diplomat. Reporter presumed dead after car he was locked in was hit by train. Uses his invisible status to track down agents. Wife revealed to be involved with spies and tells him he represented an American passport to her. Reporter turns her over to cops. Makes deal to set her free and the two are reunited. 149024 2004 Last Chance at Love NR Forster, Gwynne Journalist Allison Wakefield, fired from her prestigious job, is now working for a tabloid newspaper and she’s desperate to find a way to get her career back on track. Her new assignment, an explosive story involving mysterious best selling author Jacob Covington, could be the answer. When Allison first encounters the author while visiting her aunt’s home on Idlewild Lake in Michigan, she realizes that Jacob is one subject she wouldn’t mind getting to know more intimately. But as they work together, Allison finds herself falling in love and is left with a dilemma about what to do. 149025 2004 Last Chancers, The: T UK. Episode #2. 12-14-2004 Photographer (David Gillespie). 149026 1981 Last Chase, The M Reporter (Moses Znaimer) 149027 2007 Last Chinese Chef, The N Mones, Nicole Food Writer Maggie McElroy learns that her late husband may have fathered a child while working in Beijing, so she departs for China hoping to sort out the mess. While there, she takes an assignment -- a magazine profile of a rising culinary star. As she embarks on a journey of self-discovery, traveling from Beijing to Shanghai and the south, an unexpected romance blooms with the quiet chef. 149028 2000 Last City Room, The N Martinez, Al Newspaper. Decline of influential newspaper in San Francisco during the 1960s, The Herald. William Colfax, ambitious reporter. 149029 1994 Last Click, The N Flynn, Robert Magazine. Sherrill O'Connell convinces right-wing magazine named Real to employ him as their Vietnam Correspondent 149030 2008 Last Cowgirl N Richman, Jana Reporter Dickie Sinfield of the Salt Lake City newspaper is 52 and has spent her childhood on a hard scrabble Utah cattle ranch after her father uprooted her and her siblings from the suburbs and forced her to become a cowgirl at age 7. Fleeing at 18, Dickie never married and has been a respected newspaper reporter in Salt Lake City for 25 years all the while denying her love for family and for a childhood neighbor boy. When her brother is killed by poison gas in an U.S. Army accident, Dickie comes home for the funeral. There she faces her father’s anger and bitterness, her mother’s infidelity, her best friend’s betrayal and her own life. 149031 1995 Last Coyote, The NM Connelly, Michael Harry Bosch Novel News Media. After being put on involuntary stress leave for attacking his boss, LAPD detective Harry Bosch tackles his mother's murder case. 149032 2004 Last Crossing, The N Vanderhaeghe, Guy Journalist Caleb Ayto is a sycophantic American journalist joins a group looking for a man gone missing in the wilds of the American West. 149033 1928 Last Crusade, The: Mr. Francis Martendale's Story SS UCLA Buchan, John In "Runagates Club, The." Journalist Francis Martendale, formerly a war correspondent and now journalist. 149034 2001 Last Cry M Art Critic (Lee Ryan). 149035 2003 Last Customer, The DT Interviewer (Godfrey Cheshire). 149036 1996 Last Dance M Reporter (Dennis Ferrier). Reporter (Demetria Kalodimos). Reporter (Jeff McAtee). Reporter (Carlene Moore). Reporter (Ava P. Philson). Reporter (Cynthia Williams). Reporter (Garth Shaw). 149037 2006 Last Day M Short Radio Reporter (Maurice Godin). 149038 1997 Last Day, The N Kleier, Glenn TV Reporter Jonathan (Jon) Feldman, skeptical reporter for the World News Network (WNN), a cable news outlet, isn't satisfied with official explanation of mysterious explosion that destroys top secret laboratory in Negev desert on Christmas Day, 1999. Neither is the Vatican or an American fundamentalist preacher, or the patriarch of the Jehovah's Witnesses, all of whom believe that Armageddon may be at hand. CNN-style reporter becomes messiah's confidant. Feldman, beset by his own doubts and lack of strong faith, attracted by young and mysterious woman who appears with a powerful gift. Is she the Messiah, a prophetess or the Antichrist? Feldman won't rest until he finds out the truth. When this young miracle worker chooses Feldman to connect her to the world and broadcast her warning of the cataclysm to come, the world's religious leaders are plunged into conflict. They try to discredit her but her influence grows. Holy War breaks out in the Middle East and chaos erupts over the world. 149039 1998 Last Days of Disco, The M News Media. Anti Disco Rally Reporter (Norma Quarles) 149040 1986 Last Days of Frank and Jesse James, The T New York Reporter (Dan Butler). Sedalia Reporter (Bruce Darnaham) 149041 1997 Last Days of Frankie the Fly, The M Cameraman (George Russo). 149042 1974 Last Days of Louisiana Red NM Reed, Ishmael News Media 149043 1986 Last Days of Patton, The MT American Correspondent (Frank Dux). English Correspondent (Amanda Mainard). Following the close of World War II, General George S. Patton is seriously injured in a car accident and not expected to survive. 149044 2006 Last Days on Earth DT News Program. Anchor-Host Elizabeth Vargas. 149045 2000 Last Debate, The MT DVD -R HQ 2246, 2247. VHS 1016 Lehrer, James (Novel) Magazine editor wants answers as to why a political columnist chosen to moderate a presidential debate revealed damaging evidence. Four journalists ambush a presidential candidate with scandalous allegations. James Garner. Reporter #1 (Sanjay Talwar). Reporter #3 (Brendan Connor). Reporter #4 (Peter Kosaka). Female Reporter (Ann Marin). TV Director (Eamon Zekkon). Fred Barnes of the Weekly Standard (Himself). David Brooks of the Weekly Standard (Himself). Eleanor Clift of Newsweek/McLaughlin Group (Herself). Robert D. Novak of the Chicago Sun-Times (Himself). James Warren of the Chicago Tribune (Himself). Syndicated Columnists E.J. Dionne Jr. (Himself), Mark Shields (Himself). Conspiracy of reporters. Four members of media chosen as moderator and panel for the single televised debate of presidential candidates one week before the election. 149046 1995 Last Debate, The: Novel of Politics and Journalism, A N Lehrer, Jim Reporter Maria Chavez Jones is an anti-Republican leftist NPR reporter who had come out of a strong labor-union background 149047 1998 Last Don II, The MT Miniseries News Media. Southern California Reporter #1 (Patty Sullivan). Southern California Reporter #2 (Michelyn Emelle). New York TV Reporter (David Fraser). Southern California Photographer (James Binkley). 149048 1997 Last Don, The MT Miniseries News Media. Police Reporter #1 (Emmett Miller). Police Reporter #2 (Penny Griego). Awards Reporter Suzanne Dunn). 149049 1941 Last Doorbell, The NM Vedere, John K. Journalist 149050 1983 Last Draw, The N OWN - H Peterzen, Elisabet (Laura Desertrain, translator) Freelance Journalists husband and wife tell the story of random murders of seven men. Chatty narrative. Martin Bjorkbom, playwright-journalist. Erik and Katrin Skafte, husband and wife journalist team. 149051 2000 Last Drinks N McGahan, Andrew Journalist George Verney was disgraced after the Fitzgerald Inquiry in Queensland 10 years but now thinks he has put those times behind him. He’s living in quiet Highwood, close to the NSW border, has given up drinking and is working a steady job as the sole reporter on the local newspaper. Things are ticking along with his love interest, Emily, and he has managed to forget the great love interest of his life, Maybellene and her husband Charlie, once his best mate and partner in illicit business. But an early morning phone call from the local police sergeant shatters not just his night’s sleep, but his whole existence. Charlie has been found dead, brutally murdered close to Highwood. In the days that follow, George must face up to the demons of his past. Charlie has died a homeless drunk and it is up to George to organize a funeral, at the same time trying to piece together just why Charlie has been killed. Returning to Brisbane for the funeral, George seeks out the other partners in the business venture that saw them all named and shamed in the Inquiry. He’s desperate to find out the truth but as it unravels he finds that the truth is sometimes unpalatable. 149052 1958 Last Edition T Schlitz Playhouse - 11-21-58 Newspaper. Eddie Albert 149053 1925 Last Edition, The M Johnson, Emilie (Story-Scenario) AFI-Journalists/Newspapers Reporter Clarence Walker (Rex Lease) reports a story concerning Tom MacDonald (Ralph Lewis) who works in the press room of the San Francisco Chronicle and is passed over for a foreman position. His son gets job in the district attorney's office but is framed by a bootlegger. Walker, who is love with MacDonald's daughter, reluctantly reports the story and the pressman tries to stop the press run. Crooks blow up the newspaper building. MacDonald is blamed and jailed along with his son, but the reporter eventually clears them. Variety reviewer objected to story breaking at five in the morning with full city room and composing department staffs still at work to cover it. New York Times 11/11/25: "An interesting document that gives an unusually clear idea of the thought and action involved in bringing out a newspaper. The work in the different departments…are exceptionally well filmed." Variety 11/11/25: "From a newspaperman's standpoint, the whole thing is dotted with silly errors…." 149054 1979 Last Embrace M Newscaster (Gary Gunter). 149055 2008 Last Embrace NM Hamilton, Denise Photojournalist Harry Jack (a character in the Eve Diamond novels and here presented in as a young journalist). A former spy for the OSS comes to Los Angeles in 1949 to find her fiance’s sister, an actress who is missing from her Hollywood boardinghouse. As she looks into the woman’s life, she encounters Jack, fiercely competitive starlets, gangsters, an eccentric special-effects genius, exotic denizens of Hollywood’s nightclubs and a homicide detective. 149056 1995 Last Englishman, The MT Journalists (Nicholas Donnelly, Jaimes Baker). 149057 2004 Last Eve, The M British Reporter - Snake's Temptation - Los Angeles (Douglas Dunning). Korean Reporter - Snake's Temptation - Los Angeles (Dong Kun Rhee). Hollywood Reporter - Snake's Temptation - Los Angeles (Luke Y. Thompson). French Reporter (Fabrice Uzan). 149058 2005 Last Eve, The M Australian Reporter (Sarah Blackhouse). British Reporter (Douglas Dunning). Japanese Reporter (Leila Kurosawa). Korean Reporter (Dong Kun Rhee). K-Town Reporter (Mason Rhee). French Reporter (Fabrice Uzan). Hollywood Reporter (Luke Y. Thompson). 149059 1996 Last Exit to Earth MT TV Anchor (Karen Bankhead). 149060 2004 Last Face, The M Journalist (Sean Penn) 149061 2006 Last Face, The M Journalist (Ryan Gosling). Two doctors working in war-torn Africa have opposing views on how to help. As they strive to save lives, their own are ripped apart, only to come together in understanding of each other transcending common definitions of love. 149062 1985 Last Ferry to Manly N Neville, Jill News Media 149063 2009 Last Film Festival, The M TV News Anchor (Amy Flanagan -- Local News Anchor). 149064 2004 Last First Kiss M Tabloid Reporter (Eva Mendes). 149065 1931 Last Flight, The M VHS 1487 Reporter Frink (Walter Byron) is an ill-mannered journalist who keeps trying to hit on the heroine. He is later shot. 149066 1990 Last Frame, The NM OWN - P Wright, Jim Photojournalist Will Carver. Sensational pictures sell newspapers and no one is better at getting the front page shot, Carver 149067 1932 Last Frontier, The M 12 chapters Editor Tom Kirby (Creighton Chaney - Lon Chaney Jr.) is a frontier newspaper editor determine to squash a plot by money-hungry traders to supply Indians with guns. Fights outlaw over gold. 149068 1930 Last Full Measure N Morrow, Honore Willsie Press 149069 1990 Last Gambit, The NM OWN - H Delman, David Columnist Buddy, the sad-eyed female newspaper columnist 149070 1937 Last Gangster, The M DVD -R HQ 2622, 2623. SVD 809 Wellman, William A., Robert Carson (Story). John Lee Mahin (Screenplay) Reporter Paul North Sr. (Jimmy Stewart) fired for writing articles sympathetic to gangster's bride and her child. Eventually marries her and becomes prosperous newspaper editor. San Francisco Editor (Sidney Blackmer). Editor (Pierre Watkin). Editor (Cy Kendall). First Reporter (Phillip Terry). Reporter (Allen Fox). Reporters (Ernie Alexander, Douglas McPhail, Ernest Wood). Editor (Cy Kendall). Boston Editor (Frederick Burton). Reporter (Nick Copeland). Reporter (Hal Craig). Reporter (Frank Du Frane). Reporter (Harry Lash). Reporter (Frank Marlowe). Reporter (Ralph McCullough). Reporter (Don Roberts). Reporter (Harry Strang). Reporter (Phillip Terry). Hank, a Reporter (Bert Moorhouse). Reporter on Ship (Ernest Wood). Photographers (Reginald Simpson, Cyril Ring). Photographer (Jack Gardner). Photographer (Wally Maher). Announcer's voice (Ronald Reagan) 149071 1979 Last Giraffe, The MT Leslie-Melville, Jock and Betty (Book - "Raising Daisy Rothschild"). Sherman Yellen (Teleplay) Ness Book Photojournalist Betty Bruce Leslie-Melville ( (Susan Anspach) does essays on wildlife in Africa. Soon after arrival in Nairobi, she gets shots of poacher trying to capture a giraffe. Gives film to game warden so he can make arrests. Discovers he's an imposter. Meets real warden and despite initially confrontational encounter, the two marry in tribal ceremony. Turn their attention to raising a baby giraffe. Men criticize photojournalist's profession. Confronts phony warden about killing animals, but he dismisses her concern and questions her own social commitment by commenting that by being in Africa she is not exactly doing anything to help kids in New York who are in trouble. Real warden implies that photojournalist took up photography only because her first marriage broke up, she says, "My camera's not my excuse for being here. It's my reason." 149072 2002 Last Good Chance, The: Novel, A N Barbash, Tom Reporter Steven Turner is a restless journalist for the local paper soon to be tipped off to a scandal involving illegal dumping of toxic waste under the lakefront in Lakeland, a decaying port town in rural upstate New York. Turner's big break might come at the cost of the town's prosperity. He has been exiled at a paper in Lakeland. Should Turner report it and risk shutting down his close friend's urban planning project? His position is complicated by his secret affair with the urban planner's fiancée. His friend is the prodigal son returned, the Ivy-League educated urban design expert brought back to reinvent Lakeland as tasteful mecca for tourists and yuppies. Turner is the exiled local reporter who will bear witness to the town's successes and failures. Between them come his friend's fiancée -- and artist with secrets of her own -- and his friend's undisciplined brother, hired to bury the town's secrets. 149073 1997 Last Good Night, The N Listfield,. Emily TV Co-Anchor Laura Barrett has it all -- success as co-anchor of the national evening news, charming husband, beautiful daughter. But she also has a secret past…. 149074 2004 Last Goodbye M Paparazzi (Steve Warren). 149075 1990 Last Great Season, The NM Honig, Donald News Media 149076 1999 Last Hellion, The N Chase, Loretta Newspaper Serial Writer Lydia Grenville in 1820s England. 149077 2006 Last Holiday M News Media. Reporter (Mkary-Ann Falgout).. French Journalist (Hans Georg Struhar). After she's diagnosed with a terminal illness, a shy woman decides to take a European vacation 149078 1988 Last Honest Woman, The NR Roberts, Nora Journalist Dylan Crosby starts digging for material for the book he is writing about a woman's notorious husband, a racing car driver who died during a race. Crosby is invited to stay with the woman on her farm and see what her lie is all about. She is reluctant at first to give him all the facts about her husband, but she finds herself growing fonder and fonder of Crosby while he tries resisting her. As he finds out more and more about her, he can no longer stop feelings he also has for her. 149079 1984 Last Horror Film, The M News Media. First Reporter (June Chadwick). Second Reporter (Robin Leach). Third Reporter (John Austin). 149080 2003 Last Horror Movie, The M Newsreader (Brian Bowles). 149081 1962 Last Hungry Cat, The M Newspaper Headline: Police hunt "The Cat" 149082 1977 Last Hurrah, The T Hallmark Hall of Fame - Adaptation of Edwin O'Connor 1956 Novel - Television Drama Series Publisher. Carroll O'Connor. Burgess Meredith. Editor (Harry Basch). 149083 1958 Last Hurrah, The M DVD -R HQ 7441, 7442, 7443. L. SVDSP 685 O'Connor, Edwin (Novel). Frank Nugent (Screenplay) Ness Book. Ford Non-Westerns Publisher and Editor Amos Force (John Carradine) of the Morning News, opposes the mayor. He dictates that no pictures of the mayor will appear in the paper and tells his assistant they will have to find a reason to support his opponent. He uses his influence to persuade a banker and others to throw their support behind the mayor's opponent. Adam Caufield (Jeffrey Hunter) is the mayor's nephew and he is a Sports Columnist for the Morning News. Caufield given the job on the paper before Force discovered family connection, and now his column is too successful for the publisher to let him go. Mayor's feud with publisher stems from incident involving mayor's mother who worked for publisher's family She was arrested for stealing a few pieces of fruit. Mayor indicates publisher once member of KKK. Caufield, mainly sportswriter, is invited to witness the "greatest spectator sport in the country" by viewing campaign firsthand. Mayor loses. Mayor announces plans to run for governor, then suffers fatal heart attack. Last hurrah for newspapers. Future campaigning handled by radio and TV. News Commentator-Reporter (Clete Roberts). Managing Editor (Hal K. Dawson). 149084 1987 Last Innocent Man, The MT Newscaster (Rebecca Webb). Reporter (Kim Singer). Reporter (Matt Williams). 149085 2004 Last Juror, The N Grisham, John Newspape4 Owner-Editor Willie Traynor moves to Clanton, Miss., and buys the small Ford County Times for $50,000 borrowed from his grandmother. 23-year-old Traynor is a party boy and college dropout who sees a chance to redeem himself with the newspaper. The Times has been used primarily as a vehicle for fawning obituaries and stories about tea parties, but Willie, who is both ambitious and idealistic, plans to make a fortune by turning the newspaper into an instrument of social justice. Story begins in 1970. Gossipy, racially divided Clanton. Shortly after Willie takes over the paper, a pretty young widow is sexually assaulted in her bedroom while her children look on, then stabbed to death. She lives just long enough to whisper the name of her killer -- a member of the family that practically own Clayton's corrupt sheriff and have evaded the law for decades, killing anyone who dares to tread on their turf. Brash and cock Willie sees his chance to right some historic wrongs and he goes after the killer in the pages of the Times, before, during and after the killer's melodramatic cliff-hanger of a trial. The family goes after Willie. 149086 2003 Last Kennedy, The M News Media. News Reporter (Kaarla Zamudio). Conspiracy to assassinate the first African American President as told by the assassin's wife. 149087 2006 Last King of Scotland, The M DVD -R HQ 9305, 9306 News Media. British Journalist #1 (Giles Foden). British Journalist #2 (Andy Williams). Italian Journalist (Martina Amati). 149088 2009 Last Known Address NM Schwegel, Theresa Reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times is hungry and young. Detective Sloan Pearson is new to the Sex Crimes Division, but no stranger to being treated like an incompetent blonde by her hardened male co-workers. She’s also no stranger to hard-to-crack cases, and her latest is as tough as they come: a rapist is on the prowl, dragging women to deserted building sites or vacant apartment buildings peppered all over downtown Chicago, and forcing them to fight -- knowing, of course, that he will win. Sloane helps the young reporter declare the case serial and her bosses then demand she get a suspect or move on. Sloane stays on the case. 149089 1964 Last Leaf, The T Newsboy Kyle Dennis 149090 2009 Last Letters from Monte Rosa M War Correspondent (Bob Manus -- U.S. War Correspondent). 149091 1992 Last Man Hanged, The MT Australia Journalists (John Sheerin, Jim Holt, John Gregg, Peter Carmody). 149092 1964 Last Man on Earth, The M TV Reporter (Ettore-Hector Ribotta). 149093 1999 Last Man On Planet Earth, The MT Newscaster (Diana Morgan) 149094 1993 Last Man Out NS OWN - P Honig, Donald Reporter. Baseball Reporter Joe Tinker 149095 2008 Last Man Out of Europe N Cottrell, Roger War Correspondent Winston Smith is in war-torn London, Airstrip One. While investigating a gruesome murder, he spirals helplessly from London to a Nazi-occupied Vietnam in an obsessive pursuit of the awful truth behind a veil of lies. He uncovers the dark heart of political intrigue, betrayal and state tyranny in a bleak and nightmarish recreation of George Orwell’s 1984. 149096 1991 Last Man Standing, The NM OWN - H Wright, Jim Newspaperman Stuart Reed is as immature, arrogant and sexist a hero as possible. Reporter on a small New Jersey daily. 149097 2005 Last Man Standing: T Australia. Episode #1. 4-1-2005 Photographer (Andrew Goodone). 149098 2003 Last Mission, The MT Reporter (Judd Hollander) -- Scenes Deleted. 149099 1971 Last Movie, The M Cameraman (John Stevens). 149100 2006 Last New Yorker, The M Reporter (Ann Hu). 149101 1997 Last Night NR Sawyer, Meryl Reporter Rob Tagett is a former cop and security expert. He has his own dark shadows to fight having left the police force under a cloud of suspicion when he was accused of rape. Judge comes to see him for help in dealing with two problems -- she and her sister share a dark secret that could destroy them both. When the judge becomes a candidate for the Superior Court of Hawaii, blackmail letters begin arriving, threatening to derail her career. Her sister comes to her for help when she decides to divorce her husband and try to retain custody of her young son. She has married into one of Hawaii's richest, most powerful and difficult families. The reporter and the judge visit the Maui estate posing as lovers. They soon uncover dark family secrets that threaten the stability of the family's empire. 149102 1998 Last Night M DVD -R HQ 1832 (Media Excerpts). DVD TV Newscaster (Bob Martin) broadcasting on the last night on earth. 149103 2001 Last Night, The M Newscaster (Bill Thibadeau). 149104 2008 Last Night’s Kiss NR Hailstock, Shirley African-American, former TV Journalist Adam Osborne has returned to Montana to settle down to a life of quiet simplicity, away from the harsh lights of the city. It’s a plan with little room for a high-maintenance diva like the rich supermodel who is spending the summer in a small Montana town because she needs a break. He lets her know it in no uncertain terms, but the model finds his resolve only makes him more irresistible and mysterious. Still, getting past Adam's barriers is easier said than done. Only a chance encounter with someone close to Adam could turn things around. Now, if the two could only get out of their own way, something interesting might happen in the sleepy town of Waymon Valley. 149105 1706 Last Observator: Or, The Devil in Mourning PO USC Brown, Thomas Press. Dialogue between John Tuchin and his countryman. "Come, honest country-man, what news dost bring? Satire against Tuchin. 149106 1997 Last Obsession, The M DVD -R HQ 6388, 6389. DVD -R HQ 5706, 5705. Journalist Mark Demetrius (Vincent Spano) writing about sexual fantasies becomes obsessed with a female subject even though he is engaged to another woman. TV Newscaster (Sharon Tay). 149107 1992 Last of His Tribe, The M Reporter #1 (Chris Pray). Reporter #2 (Roy Conrad). Reporter #3 (Sam David McClelland). Reporter #4 (Lance Brady). Photographer (Edward Markmann). 149108 1977 Last of the Cowboys, The M Newscaster (Sander Vanocur). 149109 1990 Last of the Finest, The M News Media. Female Journalist (Jeanne Mori). Newsman (Larry Carroll). Press Officer (Patrick Stack). 149110 1984 Last of the Great Survivors MT News Media. Reporter (Mark Bringleson). TV Reporter (Carol Keppler) 149111 1996 Last of the High Kings, The M TV Reporter (Gabriel Brady) 149112 1970 Last of the Mobile Hotshots, The M AFI-Television TV 149113 2009 Last of the Ninth T Series. HBO News Media. Older detective mentors a young detective against a background of anti-war tension and systemic corruption in the New York Police Department in 1972. 149114 1997 Last of the Ryans, The MT News Media. Young Journalist (Samuel Johnson) 149115 1966 Last of the Secret Agents, The M Columnist Ed Sullivan (himself) 149116 1998 Last of the Summer Wine: Truly and the Hole Truth T Episode. 1-18-1998. Season #19. Episode #3 Reporter (Lynton Black). 149117 2007 Last One In N Kulish, Nicholas Gossip Columnist Jimmy Stephens makes the worst mistake of his career when he wrongly accuses a big star of cheating on his wife. The reporter gets his paper sued for libel and is forced to impersonate an injured writer who shares his name. He ends up with the Marines for 2003's Iraq invasion. With lawsuits pending, the tabloid's imperious new editor blackmails him into taking the place of the paper's injured front-line war correspondent. Shipped off to the desert and embedded with a group of foulmouthed but fraternal marines, his bewildered but unfiltered view of the invasion of Iraq is hilarious and heartbreaking. 149118 1956 Last One, The N GPL Henderson, Dion Reporter. Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter who has been assigned for a one-week period to a mid-western city uncovers corruption. News agency (AmPress) in a big city whose bureau chief (called Cameron Blue) carries $100 bills in his wallet, drives a white Cadillac, makes love to an unbelievable woman newspaper executive. Author is an AP writer in the Milwaukee bureau who must be bored with his job, said one critic. 149119 1967 Last Operation, The SS GPL Mayer, Tom In "Weary Falcon, The." War Correspondent Anson, the reporter who could not imagine a war without him there to cover it. 149120 1936 Last Outlaw, The M Reporter (Dennis O'Keefe) 149121 1992 Last P.O.W.? Bobby Garwood Story, The MT News Media. Newsman 1 (David E. Ornston). Newsman 2 (Jim McClellan). Newsman 3 (John Felix). 149122 1931 Last Parade, The M Reporter Cookie Leonard (Jack Holt) of the Herald tricks a policeman into joining the army in WWI while covering a story on men enlisting and the policeman does the same to him. City Editor (Edmund Breese). 149123 1912 Last Pilot Schooner, The SS USC Paine, R.D. Reporter James Arbuthnot Wilson of the Standard. 149124 2001 Last Pitch, The P Smith, G. Bruce New York Times Sports Reporter. Reminiscences of a troubled, young New York Times sports reporter (Jeff Le Beau in LA production). 149125 1985 Last Place on Earth, The MT Miniseries Journalist (John Joyce). 1st N. Z. Journalist (Derek Fuke). 2nd N.Z. Journalist (James Woolley). 149126 1983 Last Plane Out M SV 137. VHS 1600J. Tidyman, Ernest (Screenplay) TV Reporter from Dallas in Central America, Jack Cox (Jan-Michael Vincent) is a journalist suspected of being a CIA agent in the last days of the dictator Somoza’s regime in Nicaragua. Cox based this biased film on his real-life experiences as a journalist. Elizabeth Rush (Mary Crosby), Cox’s assistant and camerawoman. Harry Clarke), Cox’s no-nonsense editor. Editor Clarke sends Jim Conley (David Huffman), a correspondent working for the Harte-Hanks newspapers with experience in Vietnam, who is sent with the controversial Cox as a kind of watch-dog -- to "keep his interviews objective." Texas newspaper identifies Cox as a CIA agent and Cox says the reporter has "signed my death warrant with a typewriter." He finally escapes the country with his colleagues. Pro-Samoza slant to the film. 149127 2009 Last Pope, The N Rocha, Luis Miguel London Journalist Sarah Monteiro finds an envelope stuffed in her mailbox almost 30 years after the world was stunned by the shocking death of Pope Paul I. The contents hold the key to uncovering the truth about that mysterious death, a letter implicating the pope’s killers. The same shadowy band turns out to be behind the attempt on the life of John Paul II as well as the assassination of Swedish prime minister Olof Palme. Sarah struggles to stay alive and keep the evidence out of the wrong hands. Drawn into a vortex in which deadly mercenaries, crooked politicians and princes of the Church itself have formed an alliance of deception, Sarah must decide between revealing the truth and saving her own soul. 149128 2006 Last Quarry, The NM Collins, Max Allen Media Magnate hires Quarry, a hitman to kill a librarian. Quarry falls for the woman and discovers new mysteries surrounding the media tycoon. 149129 2004 Last Race N Fletcher, James D. Newspaperman James Youngest, a young reporter from Philadelphia visiting the Minnesota wilderness, knows the truth about a Native American called Swift River, who some call the spirit of the wilderness while others call him a murderer. Youngest also knows there are people who still stop at nothing to prevent the truth from being told. Youngest, coerced by his own conscience, assists the elderly Indian through Minnesota’s harsh north woods in order to evade his pursuers. A breathtaking chase begins and Swift River and James Youngest race toward a place the Indian calls the Two Falls, a place where Swift River assures he will never be found. Who is Swift River? James Youngest met him when he was eleven years old during his only prior visit to the north shore. Swift River had saved young James' life from a near drowning incident, but immediately after saving him, he vanished into the woods. Now, twelve years later, their paths cross again and it is James Youngest's turn to save Swift River. During their desperate race, Swift River reveals to James Youngest his extraordinary past and his life as a Mandan. 149130 1996 Last Resort N Lewis, Susan Journalist Penny Moon investigates a story of instinct and survival, love and deceit, and the terrifying consequences of two men’s crimes, traveling from the glamor of the Cote d’Azur to the squalor of a Manila jail and from the opulence of Hong Kong to an idyllic Filipino island. 149131 1993 Last Reunion, The N Hylton, Sara Correspondent Nancy is one of four women who is preparing for their school reunion and are haunted by the absence of their fifth friend. Independent, fiery Nancy follows her beloved through the harsh politics of the Middle East as a foreign correspondent. 149132 1979 Last Ride of the Dalton Gang, The MT Reporter Nafius (Terry Kiser - The Reporter). 149133 1932 Last Ride, The M Hoerl, Arthur Reporter Roy Smith (Charles Morton) investigates rival gangs. 149134 1944 Last Ride, The M Ness Publisher's son gets involved with black market rubber dealers. His father runs a newspaper. 149135 2005 Last Rights MT Journalist (Timothy Davies). Photographer (Ebe Sievwright). 149136 1988 Last Rites M News Media. News Reporter (Ellen Treanor). News Cameraman (Peter J. Blanck). 149137 2006 Last Rites M Weatherman (Cazimir Milostan). 149138 2006 Last Rites of the Dead M News Media. News Reporter (Jenny Greeman). News Anchors (Yarusha Jimenez, Jennifer Brown). Official at Press Conference (Lodric D. Collins). 149139 2001 Last Rock and Roll Documentary, The M Interviewer (Melany Sebastian). Cameraman Michelle (Michelle Dadian). Cameraman (Christopher D. Salmon). 149140 2006 Last Rock Star Book, The: Or, Liz Phair, a Rant N Joy, Camden Writer is doing a quickie bio of rock star Liz Phair, but increasingly finds himself recounting his own troubled life. His ex-girlfriend, possibly Brian Jones’ illegitimate daughter, Liz Phair, whom he’s never met, and a mystery girl in an old photo all start to blur together. 149141 1985 Last Romance, The N OWN - H Abeel, Erica Journalist Anny Alloway freelances articles for Downtown, the country's hottest weekly. "Love sickness and other private sorrows," name of article. 149142 2002 Last Scene Alive NM Harris, Charlaine Journalist Robin Crusoe is a true-crime writer who teams up again with a librarian in the Atlanta suburb of Lawrenceton after they solved a murder and caught the killer in an earlier novel ("Real Murders," 1990). He's capitalized on the experience to write a best-selling novel, which is being made into a TV movie to be shot in Lawrenceton. Star of film is an Emmy winner who is now Crusoe's girlfriend. She is killed, her bloody Emmy beside her. 149143 2008 Last Score, The M Reporter (Sandi Craig). 149144 2007 Last Secret of the Temple N Sussman, Paul Palestinian Journalist Layla al-Madani teams up with an inspector in Egypt when a body is found in some ruins. The daring journalist and the inspector are joined by a hard-drinking Jerusalem detective as the trio enters a murky, murderous world of greed, duplicity, intrigue and revenge. They are looking for a long-lost artifact that could, in the wrong hands, turn the Middle East into a blood bath. 149145 2006 Last Sentinel, The M News Media. Reporter (Maddy Howard). 149146 1969 Last Shot You Hear, The M Fairchild, William (Play - "Sound of Murder."). Tim Shields (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters/Authors. Ness Book Correspondent Peter Marriott (William Dysart) is in love with wife of marriage counselor Dr. Charles Nordeck (Hugh Marlowe) who writes newspaper advice column. Refuses to give wife divorce because it will harm his reputation. Foreign Correspondent Confident wife won't run off with lover because correspondent's paper will not approve of his involvement with married woman. Journalist and wife conspire to kill counselor. His secretary discovers their plans have been recorded on Dictaphone. Blackmails couple. Forces journalist to become engaged to her, then leaves him. Counselor is alive because secretary put blanks in the gun. Journalist prepares to finish job. Woman Reporter (Daphne Barker). 1st Reporter (James Mellor). 2nd Reporter (Ian Hamilton). 149147 2004 Last Shot, The M Reporter (Sybyl Walker). Show Announcer (Peter Sherayko). 149148 1928 Last Spring They Came Over SS GPL Callaghan, Morley In "Native Argosy, A." Reporter. Alfred Bowles came to Canada from England and got a job on a Toronto paper. "He wasn't a good reporter but was inoffensive and obliging." 149149 1993 Last Spy, The NM Reiss, Bob Washington Post Reporter Jimmy Ash and his cell leader, former Undersecretary of State and current lobbyist have been rivals since boyhood days as trainees in Russian mock-up of very American town of Smith Falls, Mass. Become part of nest of Soviet spies Become part of nest of Soviet spies in deep cover in U.S. for almost two decades. What happens to them when government they serve begins to break down. Beautiful classmate once married to Ash at behest of Communist leaders, is Justice Department lawyer. Lover of lobbyist but still has strong hold on ex-husband. Bloody finale in real Smith Falls. 149150 1974 Last Stand of Father Felix, The N OWN - H Wibberly, Leonard New York Times Reporter Weathers 149151 2008 Last Station, The M Reporter (David Masterson). 149152 1987 Last Straw, The M Canada Newscaster (Yvan Huneault). 149153 2002 Last Summer, The N Hough, John Cub Reporter Claire Maleck of the Covenant had suddenly walked out on her secretarial job for prominent senator after her affair with him puts her on short end of criminal cover-up. With her 14-year-old daughter, she takes a brief but difficult hiatus. Then she heads off to Cape Cod where editor decides to give her a shot as a neophyte reporter for a small-town paper called the Covenant. It changes her life. Once she learns the ropes, Maleck finds herself attracted to the editor's son, Lane Hillman. Hillman is a precocious college student who spends his summers developing his formidable talent as a writer and reporter. Two quickly become a couple after they pair up to begin covering stories. But they get more than they bargained for when a double murder lands them in the middle of a setup by the local police chief, a corrupt womanizer who sets his sights on Maleck. 149154 1973 Last Tango in Paris M L TV Documentarian Tom (Jean-Pierre Leaud), young documentary maker. 149155 1899 Last Term, The SS USC Kipling, Rudyard Press 149156 1996 Last Thing He Wanted, The N OWN - H Didion, Joan Journalist Elena McMahon, burnt-out journalist During a trip to Florida, Elena McMahon, a Washington Post reporter estranged from her powerful West Coast husband, finds herself caught up in her father's mysterious dealings, global intrigues, arms trafficking, conspiracies and assassinations 149157 1961 Last Time I Saw Archie, The M AFI-Motion Picture Scriptwriters News Media. Scriptwriter. 149158 1954 Last Time I Saw Paris, The M DVD -R HQ 3391, 3392. DVD. SV 110 Fitzgerald, F. Scott (Story). Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein, Richard Brooks (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Charles Wills (Van Johnson) for The Stars and Stripes falls in love with a woman after meeting her on V-E day. He plans to return to his job at The News in New York, but stays on at the Paris branch of Europa News. Wills is a would-be novelist. Big goodbye from fellow staffers when he leaves the news agency midway through the film after his wife's family hits oil. Barney, Europa News Service Reporter (Peter Leeds). Campbell (John Doucette) of Europa News Service. 149159 2001 Last to Know, The NR Staub, Wendy Corsi Weinberg List Journalist 149160 1937 Last Train From Madrid M DVD -R HQ 6560A, 6560B (video breakup). 6560B, 6560C (other copy -- video breakup less severe, poorer video quality). Fox, Paul Harvey, Elsie Fox (Story). Louis Stevens, Robert Wyler (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Bill Dexter (Lew Ayres) tries to leave Madrid during the Spanish Civil War. Correspondent. Gets drunk when he and a woman soldier are trapped in a wine cellar. "You a journalist?" "No, just a newspaperman." 149161 2006 Last Train From Richmond: Plot to Assassinate Jefferson Davis, CSA, The N Benton, Scott Publisher of a Richmond newspaper, a manumitted slave, and a one-armed Mexican War veteran make up an unlikely group hurriedly recruited to save Jefferson Davis and his cabinet in the last two weeks of the Civil War. Chaos threatens the Confederate Capitol. Fanatics plan to assassinate Jefferson Davis and his cabinet. President Lincoln, amidst plans for a peaceful postwar reunion, authorizes a counter plot. Stop the killers and make sure no knowledge of their scheme leaks to the public. The action leads to Richmond & Danville Railroad on the night the Confederate Government flees with the entire hard currency of the Confederacy. The chosen site for a planned train wreck is a trestle just outside Richmond. The climatic scene finds the plotters are divided against themselves. Some want to kill Davis. Some want only the treasury currency. 149162 1990 Last Train Home MT Photographer (Rino Pace). 149163 1987 Last Train North N Rolfe, Lionel Reporter Ari Mendelsohn begins working at the Oldhouse Tribune newspaper in Oldhouse, Calif., where he becomes a friend of "Oldhouse Jr.," son of the paper's proprietor. 149164 2005 Last Train Runnin N Foster, Ronnie D. Journalist David Westerfield is an anti-Vietnam War activist who, while researching a story on a popular band, Last Train Runnin, falls in love with the girlfriend of a singer-songwriter who leads the group. Westerfield's life is drastically affected. The head of the group vanished from the music scene when his number came up for the draft. Terrified of becoming an infantryman in the Army, he opted for a safe job as an X-ray technician in the Navy. But the Navy had other plans for the singer who found himself assigned as a corpsman to a Marine Corps rifle company in the middle of the Vietnam war zone. 149165 1956 Last Trip of the Hindenburg, The T Robert Montgomery Presents - Burton and James Benjamin - 10-1-56 (repeated 6-10-57) Radio. Narrated by Robert Montgomery 149166 1998 Last Trolly from Beethovenstratt N Weil, Grete News Media 149167 1976 Last Tycoon, The M Editor, Assistant (Brendan Burns) 149168 1998 Last Valentine, The NR Pratt, James Michael TV Reporter Susan Allison hears mother and father's love story from the son, a lonely widower. The cynical, unenthusiastic reporter was given the fluff assignment but is unexpectedly intrigued. She agrees to interview him for a nationwide audience. She is looking for perfect love story to air on Valentine's Day yet doubts its existence. After his mother's death four years ago, Neil Thomas wrote account of his parents' love story that attracted widespread attention. Allison reads story and reluctantly meets Neil in Pasadena family home. She learns about the naval hero whose fighter plane went down in the Pacific and his wife who each anniversary returns to Union Station to await her husband. On their silver anniversary, two days after learning that he died a hero's death, she makes her final pilgrimage with supernaturally happy results. The novel moves between 1944 and present-day California when the reporter and the son fall in love as he describes the events that took place 50 years ago. 149169 1975 Last Valley, The NW GPL Guthrie, A.B., Jr. Editor of a local newspaper observes changing community of Arfive Montana from the late 1930s through World War II Ben Tate purchases the Arfive Advocate with money saved from military service in World War I He and Mary Jess turn the weekly Advocate into a lively and controversial paper, often under attack. 149170 1998 Last Voice They Hear, The N Campbell, Ramsey, Harold Robbins Investigative Reporter Geoff Davenport's brother kidnaps his three-year-old son. 149171 2006 Last Vow N Pick, Alice Reporter Grant Dexter of the Chicago Morning News arrives home and finds his wife severely beaten and his daughter missing. He vows to find his daughter and bring her home. His search leads him from the streets and back alleys of Chicago to the sunny shores of Miami, Florida. Along the way he is confronted by crooked cops, organized crime, drug smuggling, kidnapping, and murder. 149172 1991 Last Voyage of Somebody the Sailor, The NSF Barth, John Journalist Simon William Behler is a fifty-plus, once-sort-of-famous New Journalist who is mysteriously transported to medieval Baghdad of Sinbad the Sailor. Behler calls himself Baylor in countless best-selling books of New Journalism. He falls in love with Sinbad's daughter and get enmeshed in Arabian intrigues. In 1980 he is lost overboard off the coast of Sri Lanka while attempt to retrace, with his lover, the legendary voyages of Sinbad the Sailor. When he is washed ashore, he finds he's in a different time. 149173 1943 Last Voyage of the Unsinkable Sal, The SS GPL Taylor, Samuel In "Best Sea Stories from Bluebook." Reporter-Narrator Allen 149174 1978 Last Waltz, The DM Rockumentary Interviewer Martin Scorsese. 149175 2009 Last War, The N Menendez, Ana Photojournalist Flash, an ambivalent American expatriate, chases conflicts around the globe with her War Correspondent husband, Brando. Now Brando is in Iraq, awaiting her arrival. Yet instead of racing to join him, Flash idles in Istanbul, vaguely aware that her marriage is faltering. Losing herself in a fog of memory and recrimination, Flash ponders her life with the ambitious and handsome husband she calls “Wonderboy.” Her malaise is compounded by the arrival of a mysterious letter informing her that Brando has been unfaithful to her in Baghdad. Devastated and unwilling to confront him over the phone, Flash spirals deeper into regret, anger, and indecision. Were she and Brando ever happy? Wandering the strange, shimmering streets of Istanbul, Flash is followed by a woman in a black abaya -- Alexandra, a fierce and captivating colleague who shared dangerous days with the couple in Afghanistan. Their meeting rekindles long-buried secrets and forces Flash to face hard truths about her marriage, her husband and herself. 149176 2006 Last Warrior, The N Brant, Kylie Photojournalist Delaney Carson has flashback-induced nightmares of Iraqi gunfire and dying colleagues that have ruled her life for the last two years -- and an unknown assailant who wants to silence her. Carson has reported in dangerous places and has just gotten over the worst parts of post-stress trauma from being buried alive for more than two days with 72 corpses in Baghdad. When someone starts shooting at her, déjà vu crashes all over her. It is impossible for Carson not to have flashbacks of mortar fire and shots from sniper rifles -- her boyfriend was one of those killed. She falls in love with a tribal police investigator in the Navajo Nations land he calls home. The Navajo Nation President wants the investigator to take care of Carson who is writing a book and the Tribal Council wants it to be a bestseller 149177 1992 Last Wash T SV 122 News Media 149178 1988 Last White Man in Panama, The N Gough, William Journalist Karen Chapman bails out of a marriage and a high-paying job in Boston to land helter-skelter in Bermuda with an itch for adventure. 149179 2009 Last Will M Reporter (Michelle Davidson). Beautiful young woman is framed for the murder of her wealthy husband. 149180 1682 Last Will and Testament of Anthony, King of Poland, The PO USC Anonymous News 149181 1984 Last Winter, The M Reporter (Yonni Lucas) 149182 1992 Last Wish MT Journalist Betty Rollin (Patty Duke) on assisted suicide. Editor (Tony De Santis). 149183 1982 Last Word, The T SVD 531. VHS 432 TV Co-Hosts Gregg Jackson and Phil Donahoe 149184 1915 Last Word, The M Ness Book News Service. Old employee who runs the wire at Kripps News Service is let go when new management takes over. Other staff members can't bring themselves to tell him. Take up a collection and make him think he is getting a weekly pension for his years of service. Also set up a room with a wireless where they can send him messages. When he decides to thank the new owner personally, he finds out the truth and dies of a broken heart after sending one last "thirty" to a coworker. 149185 1995 Last Word, The MT SVD 1141 Spiridakis, Tony (Teleplay) Ness Book Columnist Martin Ryan (Timothy Hutton) writes "Scenes From Every Day Life" and has just completed a book about gangsters. Cornered by hood who indicates the corpse in the trunk of a car was one of the people the columnist wrote about. He reminds journalist there are consequences to his actions, warns him to think about that before writing any more pieces about gangsters. Journalist's career takes its toll on personal life. Wife leaves him claiming he does not know how to slow up. Reporter turns his attention to a column on an exotic dancer. Upset when she reads his column. Columnist promises that he will never write another word about her. Friend has been negotiating to have a film made from columnist's book. Two go to Hollywood. Dancer finds out journalist is incorporating parts of her past in screenplay. Ryan defends his actions. He has seen awful things and made a vow to tell people about them no matter what the consequences because he thought he could make things better. Movie made from journalist's script. 149186 1979 Last Word, The M DVD -R HQ 5179, 5180. DVD -R 1572 Varhol, Michael C. Greg P. Smith (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Paula Herbert (Karen Black) pursues story on inventor who faces eviction. She corners him after he is charged with assaulting welfare officer who was trying to involve him in a scam. Officer comes to evict him. He holds the officer hostage. Barricades himself and family in the apartment. Reporter arrives, interviews police officer. Inventor's son sees report on TV, convinces father that he needs to go on TV to plead his case. Inventor asks reporter and cameraman to come to the apartment. Herbert plans to discredit the inventor. Changes her mind when he tells her a corporation bought up the neighborhood, had it declared a slum. Now plans to demolish it. Reporter asks crew to investigate corporation. She stays, sharing intimate details. When he finds out she has been recording their conversation, he gets upset. "It's my job," she says. Media turns inventor into folk hero. Live network broadcast from apartment. Governor attacks inventor on TV. Governor's sister major stockholder. SWAT team tries to flush inventor out and he uses various inventions to thwart them. Son is shot. Inventor gives up. Reporter expresses regret that cameras caused the problem. Inventor arrested, surrounded by media and cheered on my the crowd. 149187 1902 Last Word, The N MLPL MacGowan, Alice Woman Journalist Miss Carrington West -- to succeed in journalism. Editor Justin DeWitt. Columnist. 149188 1991 Latajace machiny kontra pan Samochodzik MF Poland. Series TV Reporter (Eugeniusz Korczarowski). Photographer (Jan Hecnz). 149189 2004 Latchkey M Reporters. News Reporter (Jane Velez-Mitchell). News Reporter Voiceovers ({Pat Lalama, Dan Simon, Holly Herbert). 149190 1946 Late At Night M UK Only Press 149191 1935 Late Extra M VHS 895 Richardson, Anthony (Story). Mason - Ness Book Cub Reporter for the Gazette, Jim Martin (James Mason), solves crime. Good newspaper office sequences. Daily Gazette reward for killers' capture. Editor (David Horne). "Crime reporting is not a woman's job." 149192 1947 Late George Apley, The M Coleman Newspaper. Early 20th century proper Bostonian, always reads daily newspaper The Boston Evening Transcript 149193 1972 Late Great Creature, The N Brower, Brock Freelance Writer Warner Williams is obsessed with a veteran horror star. 149194 1974 Late Harvey Grosbeck, The N Millstein, Gilbert Newspaperman Harvey, a romantic, lover of the past, finding his life in grim New York increasingly difficult, hangs on to his sanity with his humor 149195 2004 Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn: T Episode #493. 11-30-2004 TV Talk Host Craig Ferguson. Sideline Reporter (Bryan Terry). Weatherman Bob Fogg (John Viener, 2005). 149196 1993 Late Man, The NM OWN - P Girard, James Preston Reporter Sam Haun obsessed with a series of unsolved murders. Traumatized by the accidental death of his unfaithful wife. 149197 2005 Late Murder @ 10 N Campbell, H.D. TV News. Former Investigative Reporter Mark Alexander, now a broadcast engineer for St. Louis television station, witnesses on-air murder of hated news anchor by mysterious assassin. Co-Anchor Laura Skaggs and her survivalist finance are arrested. Convinced of her innocence, Mark Alexander employs his old investigative reporter tactics and launches his own investigation. He elects the help of his old partner, Laquita Davners, a reporter from the St. Louis Post to help. They find the anchor had personal problems both within and outside the station (including mob ties). As Mark Alexander gets closer, the truth gets closer, and the more dangerous things become. The case allows Mark to regain the spirit he lost when he left investigative reporting five years ago. Mark fights to unravel the mystery, but not before opening the floodgates of controversy surrounding the murdered news anchor. 149198 2006 Late Night With Conan O'Brien: T Episode #1114. 11-20-2006 TV Talk Show Host Conan O'Brien. News Reporter (Chris Matthews). 149199 2005 Late Night With Conan O'Brien: Satellite Television T DVD -R HQ 8X 4802 (Media Excerpts) News and TV Parody. News Without Verbs featuring a female reporter in the field. Sean Connery Overdubs the Classics. Corporate Mascot Soap Channel. Book Reviews for Illiterates. Can't-Get-To-The-Point Network and its Infocommercial. Three Chords and the Truth Channel. 149200 1982 Late Night With David Letterman DT Talk Show Host David Letterman. 149201 1954 Late Risers, The N Wolfe, Bernard Press 149202 1996 Late Shift, The MT SVD 620 News Media. Jay Leno and David Letterman, NBC Tonight Show. Reporter #1 (Ivan Kane). Reporter #1, Letterman Press (James Kiriyama-Lem). Reporter #2, Letterman Press (Wendy Cutler). Reporter #3, Letterman Press (Arnold F. Turner). Reporter #2, Carnegie Hall (Nancy Cheryl Davis). 149203 1999 Late Show MF Germany. TV Program Director Conrad "Conny" Scheffer (Harald Schmidt) of a German TV station desperately looks for a new talk master for the Late Show. News Photographer-Fotografin Nowak (Katy Karrenbauer). Host (Nadine Kruger). 149204 1997 Late Show With David Letterman Show: Tom Brokaw T Episode #751. 2-17-1997 NBC Evening News Anchor Tom Brokaw. Two weeks before, NBC denied Dave permission to use clips from his old show. So tonight, Tom Brokaw arrives and offers Dave a crumpled-up videotape from Late Night with David Letterman. 149205 1993 Late Show with David Letterman: T Series 1993- Talk Show Host David Letterman. Correspondent Mark Borchardt. 149206 1993 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #20. 9-24-1993 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather. Dave wanders onto the set of the CBS Evening News. 149207 1993 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #35. 10-15-1993 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather and Dave swap ties. 149208 1993 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #38. 10-20-1993 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather asks Dave for his opinion on Hillary Clinton. 149209 1994 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #99. 1-21-1994 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather. 149210 1994 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #123. 3-3-1994 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather. 149211 1994 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #132. 3-29-1994 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather and his book, "What Squirrels Tell Me." 149212 1994 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #134. 3-31-1994 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather. 149213 1994 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #180. 6-23-1994 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather. 149214 1994 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #183. 6-22-1994 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather sings "Wreck of the Old 97." 149215 1994 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #214. 8-12-1994 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather. 149216 1994 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #257. 10-26-1994 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather. Two standby audience folks named Jenya and Gary are sent to take food to Dan Rather. 149217 1995 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #369. 4-28-1995 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather is attached by a flying rat and is later seen as a guest on Nightline. 149218 1995 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #391. 6-6-1995 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather. Dave shows doctored footage of Dan Rather replacing his CBS Evening News Co-Host Connie Chung with…Dan Rather. 149219 1995 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #397. 6-14-1995 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather talks about Connie Chung's departure from CBS, then promotes his workout video "Old Train Songs To Sweat By." 149220 1994 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #416. 7-18-1995 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather presents the Top Ten. 149221 1995 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #433. 8-10-1995 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather fondling Dave's butt. 149222 1996 Late Show With David Letterman: Dan Rather T Episode #558. 3-18-1996 CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather. Dave goes over to Black Rock Bar & Grill to swipe a beverage from Rather. 149223 2003 Late Show With David Letterman: Tom Brokaw T Episode #465. 4-15-2003 Sports Media. CBS Sports Reporter Bob Ader. Host David Letterman. 149224 1993 Late Show With David Letterman: Tom Brokaw T Episode #1. 8-30-1993 NBC Evening News Anchor Tom Brokaw shows up to take back some NBC "Intellectual Property." 149225 1994 Late Show With David Letterman: Tom Brokaw T Episode #167. 5-24-1984 NBC Evening News Anchor Tom Brokaw is confused when Dave is missing his opening "billboard" card with tonight's guests listed on them. So he leaves the theater, goes to the NBC Nightly News studio and gets it from Brokaw. 149226 1994 Late Show With David Letterman: Tom Brokaw T Episode #202. 7-27-1994 NBC Evening News Anchor Tom Brokaw A group of fisherman in South Dakota are asked what they think of hometown boy Tom Brokaw. 149227 1997 Late Show With David Letterman: Tom Brokaw T Episode #816. 6-12-1997 NBC Evening News Anchor Tom Brokaw explains why he turned down an offer to leave NBC for CNN. 149228 1986 Late Show, The DT Talk Show 149229 1992 Late Show, The: Andre Mantegna DT Episode #3. 1-23-1992 Critic Brian Swell. Critic Jed Pearl. Presenters Sarah Dunant, Tracey MacLeod, Kirsty Wark. 149230 2001 Late Summer Early Fall N Rychards, Davyd Newspaper and Media Magnate Daric is in his second marriage and successful, absorbing himself in work, and building his business with acquisitions and takeovers in 1995. He reviews the preceding 30 years, his first marriage and divorce to Karen, and his final surrender to Alicia, daughter of Chicago power mogul and Newspaper Publisher Girard Covington. A young African-American reporter Brian Coleman is urged by Daric to investigate a helplessly guilty black mass murder defendant. Daric is reinvigorated by the enthusiasm of the reporter. A rush to judgment, perhaps, but the evidence may connect others of more prominence and public stature. 149231 1970 Latecomers, The N OWN - H Nathanson, E.M. Newspaperman Logan Thomas recently converted from crime reporter to religion reporter 149232 1998 LateLine: T SVD 734, SVDSP 667. VHSSP 677. SVD 670, VHSSP 678 (Two Episodes, one incomplete Episodes 3-17-1998. Series 3-17-1998 to 12-25-1999 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Luisa Sandoval (Montse Viader, 1999). Raji (Ajay Naidu). 149233 1998 LateLine: Al Anonymous T Episode #2. 3-24-1998 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Kid Anchor (Diana Chang). Gale is considered to start a spin-off of "LateLine" for younger viewers called "KidLine." Meanwhile Al is suspected of writing a book. Columnist Jimmy Breslin (Himself), TV Newswoman Joan Lunden (Herself), Arne H. Carlson (Himself), James Lovell (Himself). 149234 1998 LateLine: Buddy Hackett T Episode #4. 4-7-1998 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). An internet page claims that actor Buddy Hackett has passed away. The gang, stressed about not finding stories for the show, decide to air a special show about the late Hackett. But soon they find out that Buddy is still alive. 149235 1999 LateLine: Christian Guy, The T Episode #14. 12-11-1999 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Vic uses Gale to get a story about the Moral Coalition's annual "Road to Victory Celebration." 149236 1999 LateLine: Eine Kleine Office Problem T Episode #19. TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Pearce demands that Vic hire his girlfriend Ulli to work on the show. Unfortunately, Ulli drives all the show's guests away. Commentator Arianna Huffington (Herself). Senator John Kerry (Himself). 149237 1999 LateLine: Error Apparent T Episode #16. TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). 149238 1998 Lateline: Gale Gets a Life T Episode #3. 3-31-1998 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Al is out sick and Pearce starts to realize his true feelings for Gale. Appearing as themselves Attorney Allen Dershowitz (Himself), U.S. Representative Barney Frank (Himself). 149239 1999 LateLine: Karp's Night Out T Episode #12. 3-16-1999 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). When Vic goes out on a date, Gale is left to produce the show. Her first show as a producer goes horribly wrong when Pearce decides he doesn't want to do the show. Technie (Judah Friedlander). Senator Alan Simpson (Himself). 149240 1999 LateLine: Kids 'N' Guns T Episode #10. 1-20-1999 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Trying to blow the cover of an illegal gun salesman, Al and Raji (Ajay Naidu) go undercover by trying to buy guns. Meanwhile, Vic's daughter lets slip that her father has a crush on Gale. Watergate Conspirator G. Gordon Liddy (Himself). 149241 1998 LateLine: Lawyer, Lawyer T Episode #6. 4-21-1998 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Al tries to convince Pearce to come to his Jewish temple. When Pearce finally agrees, Al asks him to participate in a charity the temple is having. The Rev. Jerry Falwell (Himself). 149242 1999 LateLine: Minister of Television, The T Episode #9. 1-14-1999 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Raji (Ajay Naidu) promises to bring his African friend as a guest on the show but when his friend doesn't come, Raji gets fired. The new intern is a girl who has a crush on Al. When the two kiss, Al remembers he is married. 149243 1999 LateLine: Mona Moves Up T Episode #15. 12-25-1999 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Mona starts dating Pearce's financial advisor. At first he disapproves, but then he realizes Mona is a person too and he can't get involved in her personal life. 149244 1999 LateLine: Negotiator, The T Episode #18. TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). 149245 1999 LateLine: Pearce on Conan T Episode #7. 1-6-1999 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Pearce does a skit for the Conan O'Brien show which leads to more skits with Conan's sidekick Andy Richter (Himself). Conan O'Brien (Himself). Meanwhile, Raji is afraid that he won't get his bonus. Appearing as themselves Commentator William F. Buckley Jr. (Himself), Talk Show Hosts Regis Philbin and Kathie Lee Gifford (Themselves). Techie (Judah Friedlander). 149246 1999 LateLine: Pearce's New Best Friend T Episode #5. 4-14-1998 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Gale auditions for a different network. Meanwhile Al goes mad trying to score some tickets for a party hosted by Julia Roberts. Appearing as themselves Senator Michael Dukakis (Himself), Sportscaster Bob Uecker (Himself). Network Worker (Nancy Walls). 149247 1998 LateLine: Pilot T VHSSP 665 Episode #1. 3-17-1998 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). McKenzie, the anchor of the hit news show "Lateline" makes a publicity stunt to ensure that he and no other is the richest anchor in the network. He claims he is going to retire just so people will be shocked. But it all goes wrong when the new anchor is going to be Al Freundlich. Appearing as themselves: Watergate Conspirator G. Gordon Liddy (Himself), Consumer Advocate Ralph Nader (Himself), Jocelyn Elders, Lauren Sydney, Jim Moret, Terri Murphy (Themselves). Carl Pickens (Dana Carvey). 149248 1999 LateLine: Protecting the Source T Episode #8. 1-13-1999 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Al may have to go to prison unless he reveals the source of a story. 149249 1999 LateLine: Requiem for a Horse T Episode #17. TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Gale goes to Pearce's country house for the weekend where she accidentally kills Pearce's horse Paycheck. Al uses a focus group to figure out what's wrong with him. 149250 1999 LateLine: Seventh Plague, The T Episode #13. 12-4-1999 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Al gets a role in a movie starring Martin Sheen (Himself). The producer realizes that hiring Al was a mistake when he gets the movie production shut down. Director Rob Reiner (Himself). Film Critic Leonard Maltin (Himself). 149251 1999 LateLine: Svadharma T Episode #11. 1-27-1999 TV Reporter Al Freundlich (Al Franken) for LateLine, a fictitious TV network's late-night news program based in Washington D.C. Anchor Pearce McKenzie (Robert Foxworth). Producer Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer). Newsroom Assistant (Colt Goodman). The program follows Freundlich, who got the job when his predecessor Pearce McKenzie quit as a publicity stunt, and his co-workers Mona (Catherine Lloyd Burns), Vic Carp (Miguel Ferrer), Briana (Sanaa Lathan), Raji and Gale Ingersoll (Megyn Price). Pearce's ex-mistress starts having an affair with Raji (Ajay Naidu) to make Pearce mad. Raji and the rest of the crew try to keep this a secret. Singer Paul Simon (Himself). Techie (Judah Friedlander). 149252 2007 Later, at the Bar N Barry, Rebecca Advice Columnist has a hard time following her own advice because she’s spending too much time at Lucy’s Tavern, the best kind of small-town bar, a place everyone ends up whether they mean to or not. 149253 2003 Latest Bombshell, The: Novel, A NM Mitchell, Michele Reporter Lyle Gold is a muckraking journalist who covers the military. He's accused of selling military secrets to China. Since Gold is honest, upright and uptight so the accusation seems improbable. He's abrasive but honest. But he is so un-telegenic that after a few minutes in front of the cameras, he has the American public clamoring for his arrest. His former girlfriend, a charismatic political consultant takes on the case. Shifting the media tide is not so simple. Public equates Gold with anti-Americanism and in post-September 11 political landscape the charge is lethal. The woman herself becomes a target of media criticism as the media scrutinize her past romantic relationships including a recent one with son of Chinese ambassador to the United States. She discovers the truth about who's leaking the secrets. Murder complicates the scandal. 149254 2002 Lathe of Heaven MT News Media. Newscaster #1 (Lori Graham). Newscaster #2 (Caroline Van Vlaardingen) 149255 2002 Latin Access DT Series 2002-2003. Correspondent Jose Antonio. Host Lesley Ann Machado. 149256 2003 Latin Filmmaker Showcase: What Really Happened During the Cuban Missile Crisis M DVD -R HQ 4385 TV Newscaster (Michael McConnohie) and television coverage of the Cuban missile crisis throughout film. Background for woman to have a private battle with her son over toilet habits. 149257 2004 Latin Lover N Tayer, Kellie People’s Magazine reigning “Sexiest Man Alive” is Antonio Santiago, a sexy, Spanish superstar pop singer. All he wants is a normal life and a woman to love him for who he is on the inside. When he meets model-turned-author Nicole Knight backstage at a taping of “Live With Regis and Kelly,” sparks fly instantly. They fall head over heels in love but find the road to a normal relationship anything but smooth, thanks to overly enthusiastic fans, the ever-present paparazzi, geographical separations and a conniving Latina pop star who causes trouble for Antonio’s family. Nicole left the modeling world behind to avoid the very problems she now faces as Antonio’s girlfriend, and her fears are validated when she’s injured in a frightening accident involving fans and photographers -- an incident that may not have been accidental at all. Ultimately, Antonio must decide where his allegiance and true affection lie: with the women he loves or the fans and press who have made him the idol of millions around the world. 149258 2004 LatiNation T Correspondent (Jackie Quinones - 2005). Hosts (Jose Magnin, Erika Martin, Desi Sanchez). 149259 2008 Latinos in Lotusland: Anthology of Contemporary Southern California Literature, An N Olivas, Daniel A. (Editor) Journalists are among the many complex and diverse group of Latinos in this collection of stories set in Southern California. 149260 1970 Latitude Zero M AFI-Newspapermen Reporter (Richard Jaeckel) for Trans-Globe News involved with fighting mad scientist in underwater city. 149261 2009 Latter-Day Cipher NM Scott, Latayne Journalist Selonnah Zee is assigned the story when a rebellious Utah socialite Kirsten Young is found murdered in Provo Canyon, Utah, with strange markings carved into her flesh and a note written in 19th century code. Questions arise about the old laws of the Mormon Church. Zee’s story quickly takes on a life of its own. Even before the first murder is solved, several more victims appear, each one more mysterious than the last. Adding to a slew of distractions, Selonnah’s cousin, Roger, has recently converted and is now a public spokesperson for the Mormon faith. But paradoxically, Roger’s wife, Eliza, is struggling to hold onto the Mormon beliefs of her childhood. If something is really from God, she wonders, why does it need to be constantly revised? And could the murderer be asking the same questions> 149262 1939 Laugh It Off M Reporter (Jack Gardner) 149263 1989 Laugh Lines NM OWN - P Berk, Ann Columnist Beth is a syndicated columnist and TV personality who panics as her flawless beauty begins to fade 149264 2005 Laughin’ Boy N Denton, Bradley. J.K. Potter (Illustrator). News Media. During an outdoor carnival in Wichita, Kansas, an unidentified group of hooded gunmen unleashes a volley of grenades and gunfire, killing 86 people. Knocked from a dying victim’s hands, a video camera inadvertently tapes a man laughing hysterically at the carnage. That videotape catches meek college teacher Danny Clayton uncontrollably laughing after a terrorist massacre. Danny becomes a reviled celebrity, dubbed by the press Laughin’ Boy, and vilified by an outraged American public. Clayton is cleared by the FBI of any wrongdoing, but quickly becomes the pawn of grandstanding pop psychologists who diagnose his giggling reactions to tragedy as a bizarre mental affliction arising from bad parenting and too much TV. It seems only natural that Danny joined with the similarly loathed Porno Girl and the Racist Ranger to form the Odd Squad, the super heroes people love to hate. Their fame does, however, mean that the murderous terrorists are ignored, frustrating their desire for notoriety and motivating them to do whatever is necessary to reclaim center stage. Pop psychologists, the FBI and TV producers are also circling like vultures. Meanwhile, Danny tries to discover, more or less unaided, why he’s laughing and how he can stop. If he can save himself, maybe he can help his equally unhappy cohorts escape their compulsions. Denton’s ear for the cacophony of talk radio, chat rooms and political interviews is flawless. He also has a good eye for the painful absurdities of a world bloated with information but starved for understanding. Taking advantage of Danny’s sudden celebrity, the FBI enlists Danny in a scheme to star in a TV show and provoke the Wichita gunmen into exposing themselves. 149265 1937 Laughing at Trouble M Bushnell, Adelyn (Play - "Glory"). Robert Ellis, Helen Logan (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Glory Bradford (Jane Darwell) of the Lane County Courier helps clear her niece's boyfriend of murder. 149266 1936 Laughing Irish Eyes M Editor (Raymond Brown) 149267 1929 Laughing Lady, The M City Editor (Joe King). 149268 1970 Laughing Woman, The M AFI-Journalists Journalist 149269 2000 Laughter of God, The M Journalist (Alessio Giorgetti). 149270 2001 Laughter on the 23rd Floor T SVD 1023 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell (Frank Proctor). Steven Morel -- Reporter. 149271 1984 Laughterhouse M TV Editor (Ken Ives) 149272 2002 Laundry MF Japan. Photographer. Old Lady Photographer (Kazue Tsynogae). 149273 1952 Laura T Episode. Star Performances. Critic Waldo Lydecker (Clifton Webb), cynical and acerbic columnist and radio commentator whose nasty wit is talk of the town. Also artist Laura Hunt's mentor and when she is killed by a shotgun blast to the face, he must reluctantly talk to the police. 149274 1955 Laura T 10-19-55, 3-21-55. Twentieth Century Fox Hour, The Critic Waldo Lydecker (George Sanders) 149275 1968 Laura T DVD -R 1594 Caspary, Vera (Novel). Hour of Stars, 1968. Critic Waldo Lydecker (George Sanders) 149276 1942 Laura NM OWN - H - P Caspary, Vera Critic Waldo Lydecker, cynical and acerbic columnist and radio commentator whose nasty wit is talk of the town. Also artist Laura Hunt's mentor and when she is killed by a shotgun blast to the face, he must reluctantly talk to the police. Caspary planted all kinds of major hints at Waldo's sexual orientation in the novel. Considered a homosexual. 149277 1945 Laura R CD 009 Lux Radio Theater 45-02-05 Critic Waldo Lydecker 149278 1945 Laura R Episode #259. 8-20-1945. Screen Guild Theater, The Critic Waldo Lydecker (Clifton Webb), cynical and acerbic columnist and radio commentator whose nasty wit is talk of the town. Also artist Laura Hunt's mentor and when she is killed by a shotgun blast to the face, he must reluctantly talk to the police. Laura Hunt (Gene Tierney). Police Detective (Dana Andrews). 149279 1950 Laura R Episode #453. 2-23-1950. Screen Guild Theater, The Critic Waldo Lydecker (Clifton Webb), cynical and acerbic columnist and radio commentator whose nasty wit is talk of the town. Also artist Laura Hunt's mentor and when she is killed by a shotgun blast to the face, he must reluctantly talk to the police. 149280 1948 Laura R Episode #126. 10-17-1948 Critic Waldo Lydecker (George Coulouris). 149281 1944 Laura M DVD -R HQ 2361, 2330. L Caspary, Vera (Novel). Jay Dratler, Samuel Hoffenstein, Betty Reinhardt (Screenplay). Critic Waldo Lydecker (Clifton Webb), cynical and acerbic columnist and radio commentator whose nasty wit is talk of the town. Also artist Laura Hunt's mentor and when she is killed by a shotgun blast to the face, he must reluctantly talk to the police. He first meets Laura when she asks him to endorse a pen for a campaign she is preparing. "I don't use a pen. I write with a goose quill dipped in venom," he says. He uses his column to attack anyone attracted to Laura. Turns out Laura's friend was killed Laura is alive. And when Lydecker finds this out, he collapses. Police Detective had fallen in love with her portrait. When he sees them fall in love for real, Lydecker gets furious. Laura turns on critic's pre-recorded radio broadcast. Distraught critic plots revenge. He tries to kill her but police kill him first. Lydecker: "In my case self-absorption is completely justified. I have never discovered any other subject so worthy of my attention." "But you write about people with such real understanding and sentiment. That's what makes your column so good." "The sentiment comes easy at 50 cents a word." Columnist Lydecker is a cynical and prickly society columnist considered by many a homosexual, a shallow, conceited, hypocritical intellectual snob and bachelor. Often described as effete and prissy. Clifton Webb had a special clause written into his contract forbidding the director or anyone else to make derisive comments about his homosexuality. “I don’t use a pen. I write with a goose-quill dipped in venom.” Webb seems to maintain certain homosexual overtones in his portrayal of Lydecker such as making his first appearance in the film submerged in bathwater and calling the detective inside, or keeping close to his side in nearly every scene they share. His interest in Laura seems more fueled by possession than romance. At first, he is unphased by the plain-jane stenographer he takes under his wing. He introduces her to the right people and influences her wardrobe and hair until she becomes the object of everyone’s desire. To Lydecker, Laura is nothing without him and he’s determined to make sure she only remains an object of worth for him alone. 149282 2008 Laura Ackroyd: By Death Divided NM Hall, Patricia #14 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series Investigative Reporter Laura Ackroyd of the Bradfield Gazette in Yorkshire, joins her boy friend Michael Thackeray in investigating an unknown young woman found dead in a flooded river, an abused wife making heavy weather of escaping from her husband with her traumatized child, and an Asian detective finding it increasingly difficult to balance on the tightrope he walks between his family’s traditional Muslim beliefs and his job as a policeman. More conflict and moral dilemmas for Thackeray and Ackroyd in the multiracial Yorkshire town of Bradfield. Caught by the current, her body tumbles this way and that in the black waters of the River Maze, dragged inexorably forward, her long dark hair trailing out behind her. For days she continues on, unseen, making a lonely passage through villages and marshes, until, at last, her journey comes to the end in a tangle of debris washed down with the floor waters. Laura Ackroyd, the journalist girlfriend of DCI Michael Thackeray, becomes drawn into the plight of Julie Holden and her daughter Anna when she writes an article about domestic abuse. Suffering violence at the hands of her husband, Julie takes flight to a woman’s refuge. But her dreams of safety are shattered when young Anna goes missing. 149283 1995 Laura Ackroyd: Dead of Winter, The (aka In the Bleak Midwinter) NM Hall, Patricia #3 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series (A Yorkshire Mystery). Investigative Reporter Laura Ackroyd of Bradfield Gazette, Yorkshire, England recently transferred from Bradfield to the nearby town of Amedale to work on the local newspaper for a new months. It is a bitter winter in Yorkshire when Bradfield's Chief Inspector Michael Thackeray is called in to investigate the death of a young estate agent found drowned in her own car in a nearby reservoir. Laura, whose relationship with Thackeray is too close to be called friendship and too precarious to be called an affair, has been received a less than warm welcome from the locals in Arnedale. She soon uncovers a link between a story she's working on about corruption in local land deals and the death of the woman. Then another woman is killed, this time someone directly involved in protesting the land development. Thackeray and Ackroyd, crossing paths personally and in their professions, are determined to pursue the solution to this absorbing case through to its deadly finish. 149284 1999 Laura Ackroyd: Dead on Arrival NM Hall, Patricia #6 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series Investigative Reporter Laura Ackroyd of Bradfield Gazette, Yorkshire, England has been estranged from her lover, DI Michael Thackeray of the Bradfield (Yorkshire) police force. When Laura leaves Bradfield for a short-term assignment in London, little does she know she'll be entering the netherworld of illegal-alien smuggling and murder. At a Docklands rail station, Laura silently watches as several skinheads viciously attack two Somali brothers, killing the younger of them. When the youthful murderers realize that this striking redhead has been a witness, they scatter. The older brother escapes. Within days of agreeing to write an article on the assault for the Sunday Extra, Laura receives threats and ends up getting stabbed in a crowded club. Thackeray and his crew in Bradfield meanwhile must solve the murder of a prominent Pakistani businessman and the disappearance of a young Paki woman. Throughout, Michael and Laura suffer as they struggle to mend their relationship. Journalist Laura Ackroyd is on the move after a painful but all too familiar parting of ways with her sometime boyfriend, Yorkshire DCI Michael Thackeray. She's headed for London in the hopes of clearing her mind and focusing on her work for a change. When she witnesses the murder of a teenaged immigrant boy, however, Laura's quick getaway turns into a drawn out nightmare, which is simultaneously the professional opportunity of a lifetime and a personal catastrophe in the making. Her plan is to write a feature article for a London paper on the murder and its social and cultural implications, but revisiting the bloody memory of that night is taking a psychological toll. Meanwhile, DCI Thackeray is biding his time back in Bradfield. He's depressed at Laura's absence and faces a baffling missing persons case. A beautiful local high school girl has disappeared, and conflicting stories about her last known movements have Thackeray scratching his head. Safi Haque is by all accounts a dutiful Muslim daughter, but her parents don't want to admit what might have happened to her. When days go by with no trace of the girl, Thackeray begins to fear the worst. Neither Laura nor Thackeray are very far from the other's thoughts, despite the geographical distance between the erstwhile lovers. As they separately go about strikingly similar tasks, neither can imagine the ways in which their seemingly unconnected situations may ultimately bring them together...or perhaps tear them viciously apart. 149285 2003 Laura Ackroyd: Dead Reckoning NM Hall, Patricia #10 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series Reporter Laura Ackroyd, detective chief inspector's lover, is looking into the problems of Pakistani women who must deal with sexism and harassment from both ends of the religious spectrum in industrial town of Bradfield in Yorkshire She is researching the story on the racial tensions in the Muslim community. After witnessing a hostile race-related mishap on the street, she wants to take a closer look at the circumstances underlying Bradfield's racial problems. Then she learns about the case of a gifted student from a Muslim family who has gone missing and her story takes off, plunging her right into the middle of an escalating crisis. Both industrial and race relations reach the boiling point. She finds so many racists -- including her editor, that it's easier to connect their cases rather than to resolve them. Earnshaw's mill is one of the last remnants of Bradfield's glorious industrial past; however times are changing and Earnshaw's future is hanging in the balance. Staff cuts need to made if the mill is going to survive but the union is unhappy and its members are threatening strike action. With racial tensions already running high throughout the city, the prospect of mass redundancies at the heart of Bradfield's Muslim community could cause even more trouble. The Earnshaw family's problems spiral out of control when they discover that their son Simon has been murdered. As Michael Thackery's team investigate the death the mill is left teetering on the brink. And as the increasing popular far right political group the British Patriotic Party start campaigning for local elections violence spills on the streets of the city and it isn't long before areas of Bradfield go up in flames. 149286 1993 Laura Ackroyd: Death by Election NM Hall, Patricia #1 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series Investigative Reporter Laura Ackroyd of the Bradfield Gazette in Yorkshire. A hotly contested parliamentary by-election is raging in Bradfield, much to the professional delight of newspaper reporter Ackroyd. Ackroyd knows the town and its politics much better than the self-styled experts hot off the London train. Balancing the job is Laura's relationship with her wry, politically active granny and return of an old boyfriend from the bright lights of London. Laura's workload gets heavier. She is assigned other news stories to follow such as police investigation of unidentified body on the moors, the student campaign to "out" various public figures, and hints of dirty dealings in the back rooms of town hall. As Laura diligently peels away the veneer of each story, she discovers a tangle of old and new indiscretions, emotional blackmail and a disturbing amount of violence. Eventually her inquiries reveal a common thread tying all these events together. This brings her to the attention of attractive, reserved Inspector Michael Thackeray -- and to the attention of the murderer as well. A hotly contested parliamentary by-election is raging in Bradfield, Yorkshire, much to the professional delight of newspaper reporter Laura Ackroyd, who knows the town and its politics much better than the self-styled experts hot off the London train. Balancing the job is Laura's relationship with her wry, politically active granny and the return of an old boyfriend from the bright lights of London. Laura's workload gets heavier, though, as she is assigned other news stories to follow, like the police investigation of an unidentified body on the moors, the student campaign to "out" various public figures, and the hints of some dirty dealings in the back rooms of town hall. As Laura diligently peels away the veneer of each story, she discovers a tangle of old and new indiscretions, emotional blackmail, and a disturbing amount of violence. Eventually, her inquiries reveal a common thread tying all these events together, bringing her to the attention of attractive, reserved Inspector Michael Thackeray - and to the attention of the murderer as well. 149287 2007 Laura Ackroyd: Death in a Far Country NM Hall, Patricia #13 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series Investigative Reporter Laura Ackroyd of the Bradfield Gazette in Yorkshire, England and her boyfriend DCI Michael Thackeray look into the case of the body of a young girl found in Bradfield’s murky canal. It was a dark night and two young girls are running for their lives. One falls and makes her friend go on without her. For her there is no escape as their pursuers close in. The following morning the girl’s body is found. Thackeray, just back at work after a bungled operation left him critically injured, takes on the case in a town transfixed only by the chance of football glory. No one seems able to identify the body or offer any clue as to how she died. Even Thackeray’s girlfriend, Reporter Ackroyd seems distracted by the beautiful game and the newly appointed woman chairman who has infuriated the local football establishment simply by being there. The dead girl’s chance of justice is looking bleak when, to the investigators’ surprise, their two inquiries collide in a morass of corruption and violence that threatens to put Ackroyd’s life and DCI Thackeray’s career in danger. 149288 2002 Laura Ackroyd: Death in Dark Waters NM Hall, Patricia #9 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series Investigative Reporter Laura Ackroyd of the Bradfield Gazette in Yorkshire is looking into Bradfield's drug problems. Her boyfriend, Detective Chief Inspector Michael Thacker, is investigating violent drug-related disturbances at a popular nightclub. Young boy has died after falling from a tower block on the Wuthering Heights housing estate and the police are blaming the accident on heroin overdose, but his friends swear he was clean. After a night out clubbing, the son of a wealthy local business man is knocked down and left in a coma. His father wants to know who supplied him with ecstasy and Michael Thackery is put on the case. Meanwhile his girlfriend, Laura Ackroyd, is conducting her own investigation into the local drugs problem. The Wuthering Heights estate is controlled by the dealers and they undermine any attempts to improve life in the area. So it is no surprise when the local youth training project is targeted by vandals - but when heroin is found on site and the staff arrested, it seems as though things have started to get serious.... 149289 2001 Laura Ackroyd: Deep Freeze NM Hall, Patricia #8 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series Investigative Reporter Laura Ackroyd of Bradfield Gazette, Yorkshire, England investigates the death of a teenage girl shot outside an abortion clinic. Laura and Detective Inspector Michael Thackeray are finally trying their hand at living together after years of carrying on tumultuous affair. Though they care deeply for one another, each seems to constantly have one foot out the door. They seem reluctant to allow their personal relationship to interfere with intense professional ambitions that often conflict. Neither is surprised when their new domesticity proves complicated as they end up investigating the same case. The fatal shooting of a teenager outside a women's health center and abortion clinic has created tensions in Yorkshire because the tragedy coincides with the visit of a notorious American right-to-lifer and the vicious murder adds fuel to the fire. Ackroyd and Thackeray must use their vastly different investigation styles to find the truth about what happened to the young victim and before they are finished they just might be forced to work more closely together than they ever have before. The May Anderson Hospital is the most controversial establishment in Bradfield. One of the few local clinics to offer abortions, it provokes strong reactions in the community. But when a young girl is gunned down as she walks out of the clinic, almost everyone is outraged. Who could do such a thing? Reporter Laura Ackroyd and her policeman boyfriend, DCI Michael Thackeray, are both soon immersed in the case. It quickly becomes clear that the maverick surgeon who runs the abortion unit, is not a popular man. - could the bullet have been intended for him? Is it something to do with the flamboyant American evangelist who has just swung into town with his rather intimidating entourage? Ackroyd and Thackeray are convinced that there is more to the case than meets the eye. And with very different attitudes towards the subject of abortion, it is not long before the issues raised threaten to destroy their own relationship... 149290 2009 Laura Ackroyd: Devil’s Game NM Hall, Patricia #15 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series Investigative Reporter Laura Ackroyd of the Bradfield Gazette in Yorkshire, has more than usual going on in her personal life, and she could have done without profiling a wealthy venture capitalist who seems set on taking over the running of a local school. But she finds David Murgatroyd a charismatic, though elusive, subject and begins to wonder just what methods he is prepared to use to persuade people to fall into line with his plans. Meanwhile DCI Michael Thackeray, unaware he is likely to become a father again, is looking for a missing mother, whose disappearance reveals a far more sinister and dangerous reality than either he or Laura could have imagined. Karen Bastable is a woman longing for more excitement in her life, and illicit group meetings in a local forest have added plenty of spark and pleasure recently. That is until one night she meets a man in search of a more sinister kind of gratification. When her abandoned car is discovered days later, the case becomes a race against time and it is up to DCI Michael Thackeray to find her alive, that is, if he isn't too late. Meanwhile, Thackeray's girlfriend, Laura Ackroyd is struggling with the burden of keeping her unexpected pregnancy a secret from him. As she barely copes with her demanding workload as a journalist, Laura is then dealt the troublesome task of profiling Sir David Murgatroyd, a wealthy venture capitalist with plans to take over a local school. Yet while his tragic family history is widely acknowledged, he alternatively remains a mystery. So what has he to hide? 149291 1994 Laura Ackroyd: Dying Fall NM Hall, Patricia #2 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series Investigative Reporter Laura Ackroyd of the Bradfield Gazette in Yorkshire, England investigates series of violent crimes and a child's murder. She uncovers a disturbing truth that links the current murder to one 10 years earlier. Series of violent crimes at a council estate peaks when a small child is killed and reporter Laura Ackroyd uncovers a disturbing truth that links the murder to another from 10 years earlier. A high-rise council estate in Bradfield is the scene of a nightly outbreak of joy-riding, ending in the deaths of two teenagers, and a series of assaults on young girls. Ackroyd, a local reporter, sees similarities between these events and a decade-old murder. 149292 2004 Laura Ackroyd: False Witness NM Hall, Patricia #11 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series Investigative Reporter Laura Ackroyd of the Bradfield Gazette in Yorkshire, England disagrees with her boyfriend DCI Michael Thackeray that the case is closed when a teacher is bludgeoned to death and a volatile black teenager is arrested. Though absent at the time of the murder and subsequent arrest, Thackeray is convinced that it was an open-and-shut case, that justice has been done. But when his long-term girlfriend, Laura Ackroyd, begins digging into the case for a newspaper article she’s working on, some disturbing facts come to light, facts that cause the case against the accused youngster to unravel at an alarming rate and lead Thackeray to wonder if there could have been a sinister reason behind the youth’s speedy arrest. With the case re-opened, it becomes clear that difficult questions need to be asked and Thackeray soon finds himself under attack from within the Police Force, as his own loyalty and integrity are called into question. Under threat from all sides, can Thackeray -- his career and his personal life -- survive the heavy strain of suspicion, or will the pressure finally become too much? 149293 1998 Laura Ackroyd: Italian Girl, The NM Hall, Patricia #5 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series Investigative Reporter Laura Ackroyd of Bradfield Gazette, Yorkshire, England and her boyfriend, Chief Inspector Michael Thackeray tackle a decades-old case of murder after a construction crew unearths a skeleton in Bradfield. Unfortunately for feisty Laura, her father becomes a suspect in the case. The human skull and bones are identified as those of a 14-year-old girl who disappeared on Coronation Day decades before, almost certainly a victim of murder. Meanwhile, Laura is meeting an aging Hollywood star who once lived in Bradfield and has returned to open the town's new movie museum. He's accompanied by tough-talking Publicist Lorelei Baurn and trying to put together a deal for a new movie. Laura, while writing her article on the actor for the Sunday Extra is deeply troubled by her grandmother's failing health and disturbed by her treatment at the nursing home. Inquiries into the dead girl's murder propels a second killing and, indirectly a third. Laura barely escapes with her life, but a door is opened into a secret part of Thackeray's past. 149294 1997 Laura Ackroyd: Perils of the Night NM Hall, Patricia #4 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series Investigative Reporter Laura Ackroyd's rash acceptance of a dangerous assignment from her editor at the Yorkshire's Bradfield Gazette gets her in hot water in more ways than one. Out to cover the prostitutes in this Yorkshire town's red light district, she dresses up to be inconspicuous and ends up arrested for soliciting. To be discovered in jail and rescued by former lover Inspector Michael Thackeray is downright humiliating. As if that weren't bad enough, the discovery of a young woman's body only a few hundred yards away and only a few hours later, turns Laura's assignment of a simple story about prostitution into a much more dangerous problem. Laura's story focuses on the town's notorious prostitution trade, in which impoverished students sometimes compete with the pros and infuriate their handlers. Her story also deals with the damage often inflicted on children by their high-placed reportedly abusive fathers. 149295 2005 Laura Ackroyd: Sins of the Fathers NM Hall, Patricia #12 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series Investigative Reporter Laura Ackroyd of the Bradfield Gazette in Yorkshire, England and her boyfriend DCI Michael Thackeray dig deeper into a tragedy that becomes darker and much more dangerous -- a young boy running for his life through the snow, his sister hovering between life and death in intensive care and it seems that another father has been driven to the edge and turned on his family when Thackeray reluctantly enters a family home turned bloodstained charnel house. While Thackeray seeks to find where the children’s father has gone, Laura begins to ask just who he is. This seemed to have been a family with no past long before its future was so brutally taken away. Who is Gordon Christie? Who is he hiding from? Is it only the police who are looking for him? And who seems to be obstructing Thackeray’s inquiry at every turn, driving him to the brink of resignation and Laura to despair. 149296 2000 Laura Ackroyd: Skeleton at the Feast NM Hall, Patricia #7 Ackroyd and Thackeray Series Investigative Reporter Laura Ackroyd of the Bradfield Gazette in Yorkshire, England investigates the ripples caused by a young policewoman's death as an ambitious officer pursues Laura's boyfriend's DCI Michael Thackeray's job. Laura battles on the home front, Thackeray sets off for his alma mater, Oxford College investigating the disappearance of a senior don. As Laura battles on the homefront, Thackeray is tormented by unhappy memories of his own time at Oxford. Are the missing professor and his girlfriend alive or dead? When Chief Inspector Michael Thackeray is sent on a training course to his alma mater, St Frideswide's College, Oxford, the memories come flooding back. He finds himself sleeping in the same kind of cold garret room he slept in as a student, bumping into his old tutors in the quadrangles, eating in the grand hall... Oxford is just as he remembers it. But life amongst the dreaming spires is not as tranquil as it may seem. A senior tutor has recently gone missing - taking his mistress and #1m of the college's money with him. Thackeray reluctantly joins the investigation into his whereabouts and, as he discovers more about the cloistered world of Oxford colleges, it rapidly becomes clear that there are untold horrors just waiting to be uncovered... 149297 1989 Laura Bow: Colonel's Bequest, The G #1 Laura Bow Mystery. Sierra On-Line Aspiring Reporter Laura Bow, a Tulane University journalism student, daughter of a detective and wannabe journalist. She is invited by her flapper friend to spend a weekend at the decaying sugar plantation of Colonel Dijon. When the reclusive, childless Colonel gathers his quarrelsome relatives for a reading of his will, tensions explode and the bickering leads to murder. Laura remains stranded on the island surrounded by suspects and potential victims. Her job is to learn the family secrets and ultimately who the murderer is. 149298 1999 Laura Bow: Dagger of Amon Ra G #2 Laura Bow Mystery. Reporter Laura Bow lands a job as intrepid newspaper reporter for the New York Daily Tribune -- thanks to the help of her father. First assignment is to investigate the theft of artifact known as Dagger of Amon Ra which has been stolen from the museum. Her job is at stake -- one screw up and she will be fired. Her suitcase is stolen along with her money and wardrobe which she desperately needs in order to attend fundraising event at the museum to start her investigation. Disappearance of dagger may be linked to the Rosetta Stone. She is trapped in the museum and one by one the suspects are murdered. It is up to her to find the dagger, the killer and the mystery of Amon Ral. 149299 1988 Laura Lansing Slept Here MT TV Interviewer (Freda Perry) 149300 2007 Laura Leinhart: Laura Leinhart Part 2: Sommers Hill Adventure, The N Szczecina, Stanley #2 Laura Leinhart Series Reporter Laura Leinhart of the Panther News, the fearless 10-year-old reporter, discovers that the Messenger Angel Gabriel’s visited 11-year-old Amy Watson in her bedroom. And this is only the beginning of newly arising, challenging situations that are thrust upon the Sommer Hill newspaperwoman. Confronting these grave situations alone would be impossible. But with the help of old friends -- Angel Gabriel, Mr. Pogwist, Rose Leinhart and the Kovack twins, Meredith and Donna-along with newly found ones -- Mack, Miss Saclike and Mr. Birdhouse -- Laura becomes hopeful and optimistic in meeting all challenging situations head-on. 149301 2008 Laura Leinhart: Laura Leinhart’s Search for the Holy Grail N Szczecina, Stanley (Porky), Douglas W. Bentley #3 Laura Leinhart Series Reporter Laura Leinhart of the Panther News is shocked by an unexpected disclosure: the possible presence of the Holy Grail and other religious relics in Sommers Hill prompts Laura’s search for truth. But the secret Himmler Faction organization is also in pursuit of the Grail. Laura’s interference with the group’s efforts to acquire the relic quickly adds her name to their hit list. During her quest, Laura also uncovers a terrorist plot that threatens all 50 states. And so Laura and her friends must battle the ruthless Himmler Faction and prevent a well-planned full-scale terrorist attack in her search for the Holy Grail. 149302 2006 Laura Leinhart: Sommers Hill Adventure, The N Szczecina, Stanley (Porky) #1 Laura Leinhart Series Reporter Laura Leinhart of the Panther News and sidekick Donna Jones discover a supernatural event -- the messenger angel Gabriel’s appearance to Amy Watson in her backyard. The pair report their findings to Acting Editor Ken Foster. Sommers Hill residents awaken to a front-page angel story. Skepticism abounds as to the validity of the heavenly one’s visit and his message. But Gabriel’s return and his actions rock the communities, attracting Angel Writer Chas Roman and the national news networks to town. During her investigation of the second angelic occurrence, the 35-year-old, strawberry-blond, 10-year-old reporter unearths a grave and perilous situation in the area that requires all her wits and all the help she can muster to alleviate it. 149303 1989 Laura Ley M Journalist (Christof van Basten-Batenburg) 149304 1993 Laura Malloy: Still Explosion NM Logue, Mary Reporter Laura Malloy, Twin Cities Times reporter in Minneapolis, Minnesota. While researching a story on abortion, journalist Laura Malloy becomes caught up in the lives of the people devastated by the recent bombing of a family planning critic 149305 2007 Laura Warholic: Or the Sexual Intellectual N Theroux, Alexander Columnist Eugene Eyestones, an erudite sex columnist for a Boston cultural magazine, becomes enmeshed in the messy life of a would-be artist named Laura Warholic, who, repulses him and fascinates him at the same time. The artist becomes a mirror in which he not only sees himself but through which he is forced to face his own demons. Not only does she inadvertently supply him with material for his columns, but she exemplifies all that he considers wrong with contemporary America -- of which the publishing profession and its recognizable denizens serves as a microcosm. Eugene fights against the rising tide of stupidity focusing on Laura in the hope that by saving her he can validate his ethical beliefs. But Laura and the colorful but bizarre cast of characters surrounding Eugene threaten to pull him under. 149306 2007 Laura Wolfe: Death of an Intern N Donaldson, Keith M. #1 Laura Wolfe Series Investigative Reporter Laura Wolfe for the Washington Star is a tenacious beat reporter who tracks a serial killer butchering pregnant women, stealing their fetuses and leaving them with no ID. When the police show a Wolfe one victim’s body, she recognizes an intern from the U.S. Vice President’s office. The mounting evidence leads her to believe that the intern’s murder was planned. Laura’s startling revelations take her from the dirty back streets of the nation’s capital to the polished halls of political Washington as the public becomes more terrorized with each horrifying murder. 149307 2007 Laura Wolfe: Hill People, The N Donaldson, Keith M. #2 Laura Wolfe Series Investigative Reporter Laura Wolfe is up against pharmaceutical lobbyists and crooked politicians bent on keeping a miracle drug out of the hands of the American people. A rookie U.S. senator suspects his colleagues are working with drug company lobbyists to pressure the FDA into rejecting a drug touted as the cure for cancer. Short of committing political suicide, he is powerless to act and arranges a meeting with local Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper reporter Wolfe to ask for help. Not one to abandon such a challenge, Laura dives into the investigation and soon discovers that those who work on Capitol Hill live in their own world. She hits several dead ends, but it's not until the senator’s top aide gets Laura into the Hill's fabled underground that gossip starts turning to leads-and murder. As her developing story takes on more twists and turns than a hairpin curve, Laura lands right in the middle of a deadly conspiracy, one that just might spell the end of her journalism career -- and her life. 149308 1935 Laurel and Hardy M AD - Various television reincarnations 1960s Newspaper Advertisement - Classified. Oliver the Eighth: Ollie meets his future wife through the classifieds, unaware that she is a black widow who wants to make him her eighth husband 149309 1982 Laurence Olivier: Life, A MT Interviewer (Melvyn Bragg-Himself) 149310 1990 Laurie Anderson: Collected Videos MT Interviewer (Spalding Gray) 149311 2004 Laurie Forbes-Elliot Russell: Hornbeam Tree, The N Lewis, Susan #4 Laurie Forbes-Elliot Russell Series Journalist Laurie Forbes is trying to rebuild her relationship with Elliot Russell after a devastating betrayal when she is plunged into a whirlwind of passion that threatens to tear them apart completely. Elliot is desperate to hold onto her, but she is afraid to trust him now, and finds security in the arms of another man, until Elliot’s former mistress reappears in their lives. Columnist Katie Kiernan, a celebrated columnist, thinks her life is over when suddenly her sister Michelle arrives on her doorstep. Friction, resentment and old jealousies make life in their house doubly challenging, as Katie struggles to cope with a rebellious teenager and Michelle longs for the man she has left behind. That man is top journalist Tom Chambers who faces the greatest challenge of his career when highly classified documents fall into his hands. Realizing how explosive the material is, Tom calls upon Elliot Russell to help with the investigation, and very quickly they are caught up in the deadly efforts to stop them going to print. 149312 2003 Laurie Forbes-Elliot Russell: Intimate Strangers N Lewis, Susan #3 Laurie Forbes-Elliot Russell Series Investigative Journalists Laurie Forbes and Elliot Russell take on the highly dangerous world of human trafficking and forced prostitution in the East End of London, while their own personal lives face challenges almost impossible to overcome. Fellow Journalist Sherry MacElroy steps in to help, but the investigation soon turns into a terrifying and life-threatening ordeal for them all. Laurie is planning her wedding to Elliot when she receives a tip-off that a group of illegally smuggled women is being held somewhere in the East End of London. During her search unexpected and devastating events begin throwing her own life into chaos, so fellow journalist Sherry MacElvoy steps in to help. Taking on undercover roles to get to the heart of the ruthless gang of human-traffickers, neither reporter can even begin to imagine what dangers they are about to face. Neela is one of the helpless Indian girls being held in captivity. Her fear is not only for herself, but her six-year-old niece, Shaila. A disfiguring birthmark has so far saved Neela from the abuse, but she knows it is only a matter of time before she is sent for - and worse, before Shaila is taken. Her desperate bids to seek outside help are constantly thwarted, until finally she, and the women with her, agree there is only one way out… 149313 2001 Laurie Forbes-Elliot Russell: Silent Truths N Lewis, Susan #1 Laurie Forbes-Elliot Russell Series Journalist Laurie Forbes brings bad news to Beth Ashby. Her husband, Colin Ashby is a political high-flier who is arrested for the murder of a young woman. The young journalist Forbes devotes herself to the story risking her job at a national newspaper and, though at first she is unaware of it, her own safety. It becomes clear that the powerful players involved will stop at nothing to obtain her information and throw her off the scene. The treacherous truth is emerging, and Laurie realizes that she must work with her arch rival Elliot Russell, confronting in the process a ghost from her own past, to offer Beth salvation. As the mystery of Beth’s husband’s predicament unfolds, both women face terrifying questions. Beth, in agony, must guess what is going through her husband’s mind. Is he guilty? A scandalous revelations concerning Colin emerge, her world is shattered. Beth is beginning a new life. One which seems marked for disaster as she throws herself into an underworld of glamorous excess, sensual pleasures and influential men. When journalist Laurie Forbes turns up on Beth Ashby's doorstep, minutes after Beth's husband, political high-flier, Colin Ashby, has been arrested for murder, neither can even begin to guess the shocking and dangerous repercussions that have just been triggered in both their lives. Beth attempts to escape from her shattered life by throwing herself into the kind of reckless high-living that seems destined for disaster, while Laurie finds herself being threatened and terrorised for what she knows. As the dangerous truth draws closer, Laurie realises that if she is to save Beth from those already preparing to destroy her, she must put her trust in hated rival journalist Elliot Russell and face up to a ghost from the past. 149314 2002 Laurie Forbes-Elliot Russell: Wicked Beauty N Lewis, Susan #2 Laurie Forbes-Elliot Russell Series Journalist Laurie Forbes joins forces with a woman to search out the truth behind one of the world’s most secretive and dangerous organizations. Tim and Rachel Hendon are riding high on an ideal marriage and growing political success. Tim is already in the Cabinet, and as they celebrate yet another election victory, they have no idea that they are on the eve of a nightmare that is going to devastate their lives. After a high profile murder, campaign manager Katherine Sumner has disappeared. Is she the killer? Or will the information she has on top government officials make hers the next body to turn up on the coroner’s table? Certain that Katherine is alive and in hiding, Forbes and Rachel Hendon begin their search. From the devastating pain of a ruined life, to the seductive promise of until wealth, to the chilling reality of betrayal and corruption. 149315 1992 Laurie Hill T ABC Freelance Journalist 149316 2002 Lava M Commentator, Football (Matt Wilkinson) 149317 1921 Lavender and Old Lace M Reed, Myrtle (Novel). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Carl Winfield (Louis Bennison) for Boston paper falls in love with woman who works at the paper. Her aunt lives in a small town. When Winfield shows up he meets a woman who has been waiting 30 years for her lover to return. Reporter looks like her lover Capt. Charles Winfield and turns out to be his son. Elderly woman learns that her lover is dead and she passes away happily in the reporter's arms while he and the newspaperwoman decide to marry. 149318 1992 Lavender House Murder NM OWN - H Journalist. Lesbian. 149319 1992 Lavender House Murder, The NM Baker, Nikki Gay Newspaper Reporter Joan Di Maio of Provincetown, Mass., who built a reputation on outing people and doesn’t care who she hurts, is found murdered. On vacation in Provincetown, Virginia Kelly, a lesbian African American and the narrator of this often titillating whodunit, discovers a bullet-ridden corpse. The body is that of a gay newspaper writer, Joan Di Maio, who is lying in her own blood, ``black gunpowder tattoos . . . splattered in deco-like accidental paint against the pallor of her skin.'' Di Maio, it turns out, was an ideologically driven reporter who had engaged in the controversial practice of outing--``pulling closeted queers out of their closets.'' She makes for a fascinating predator turned victim (“She had that leggy high-breasted look that would make her a wonder at forty when everybody else's equipment had fallen,” muses the heroine, in a crude parody of Philip Marlowe.) Murder most foul often takes a backseat to ruminations on relationships, which include Kelly's vacation companion, Naomi Wolf, Kelly's one-night stand, referred to only as the ``car girl,'' and a middle-aged woman nicknamed Sam, who runs the lesbian hotel of the title. 149320 1851 Lavengro N USC Borrow, George Henry Critics. On reviewers. Publishing a magazine. Lavengro, journalist, scholar, tinker. 149321 1979 Laverne & Shirley: T SVD 816 Episode Press 149322 1978 Laverne & Shirley: Bus Stop T Episode #56. 2-14-1978 Interviewer (Harry Shearer). 149323 1983 Laverne & Shirley: Councilman deFazio T SVD 802 Episode #177. 5-3-1983 TV Anchorman (Wayne Powers). Reporter Dottie Archibald. 149324 1979 Laverne & Shirley: It's a Dog's Life T SVD 1144 Episode Reporter (Murphy Dunne) 149325 1978 Laverne & Shirley: It's a God Life T Episode. 12-12-1978. Reporter (Murphy Dunne). 149326 1979 Laverne & Shirley: Lightning Man T Lukes, Jack and Shelly Goldstein Episode. News Media 149327 1979 Laverne & Shirley: Star Peepers T Levinson, Larry and Barry O'Brien Episode News Media 149328 1962 Laviamoci il cervello MF Journalist (Vittorio La Paglia - The Journalist) 149329 2009 Law & Order : Drowned and the Saved, The T DVD -R HQ 11182 Press Conference with candidate for district attorney. TV News broadcasts on the governor, the candidates for election. 149330 2009 Law & Order : All New T DVD -R HQ 11107 Press Conference with candidate for district attorney. Female TV Reporter on election results. Detectives have trouble finding a motive when a firefighter and his wife are found tortured and murdered in their new home. When McCoy presses charges against a firefighter, he loses the crucial firefighter support in the upcoming election. 149331 1999 Law & Order (aka Law and Order): T SVD 1129, SVDSP 740, SVD 931 (Media Excerpts), SV 136, 95. Episodes. Series (October, 1990). News Media 149332 2009 Law & Order Special Victims Unit: Baggage T DVD -R HQ 11063 Episode. 4-7-2009 News Media. Police discuss how the news media destroy all cases and leaks must be discouraged. A turf war takes place involving an artist’s murder linked to a serial killer. 149333 1991 Law & Order: T VHS 359 Episode. Magazine. Death at a computer magazine. 149334 2005 Law & Order: Age of Innocence T DVD -R HQ 10989 Episode #353. 10-12-2005 News Media. Reporter #1 (James Hallett). Bombing death of a husband set to remove the feeding tube of his wife, who is in a persistent vegetative state, focuses the investigation on the protestors. 149335 2005 Law & Order: Ain't No Love T Episode #338. 1-12-2005 Reporter (Sonny Vellozzi). Camera Operator (Kenny Shapiro). 149336 2009 Law & Order: Anchors Away T DVD -R HQ 10994 Episode. 3/25/2009 TV Reporter Dawn Prescott (Audra Blaser) of News on 8 is murdered when she gets too close to a story about a financier who has created a giant financial scheme. TV Anchor Sue Martin (Caris Vujcel) and Joe Delaney (David Rasche) snipe at each other throughout the program. Reporter Al Lee (Gregory Waller) received sexy pictures from Prescott and they were leaked to a gossip web site by a Gossip Blogger. The incident hurt both their careers. Prescott was covering fluff stories and was investigating the financier to get a hard news story so she could get back into hard news. It turns out Delaney was pirating e-mails from both Prescott and Martin and leaked the photos. While investigating the murder of a TV reporter, Detectives Lupo and Bernard learn that she was involved in a love triangle with Reporter Al Lee, a discovery that leads them in turn to veteran Delaney who hacked into the e-mail of his younger, more successful co-workers to gain an advantage over them. The news is built as “Most Watched Nightly Newscast in New York” and “The Best News Team in New York.” Martin says DeLaney is a pompous baboon, and Delaney says she has botox on the brain. He complains he has spent 30 years at the station delivering the news as an award-winning newscaster and now has to do happy news with morons in low cut dresses. “My career has been dead for a long time and I haven’t had the decency to bury it.” On a subsequent newscast, Martin announces DeLaney’s departure saying “You will be missed.” Cameraman (Gabriel Fazio). One of the few episodes where local TV news was portrayed, which did not use the actual NYC NBC affiliate (WNBC4). Instead they used the fictitious News 8 (There is no broadcast channel 8 in NYC). Nevertheless, there are similarities. For both WNBC4 and News 8, the female co-anchor is named "Sue". And both WNBC4's Chuck Scarborough and News 8's Joe Delaney have anchored the evening news for over 30 years. In fact, the episode first aired the day Scarborough celebrated his 35th anniversary anchoring WNBC4's newscast. Joe Delaney: 35 years ago, I won an Overseas Press Club Award for my coverage of the fall of Saigon. Now, I make happy talk with morons in low-cut dresses. My career has been dead for a long time, I just-- I just haven't had the decency to bury it. Al Lee tells the detectives he saw Prescott at a press conference. His wife, who thinks Reporter Al Lee had an affair with Prescott shouts out, “What's drinking have to do with a press conference?” Lee patiently explains it was a liquor company press conference. This episode is partially ripped from the headlines of the Bernard Madoff case. On March 12, 2009, Madoff pled guilty to running a 50-billion-dollar Ponzi scheme and defrauding thousands of investors. Several class action suits have been filed against him. This episode is partially ripped from the headlines of a scandal at KYW-TV ("CBS3") in Philadelphia involving former co-anchors Larry Mendte and Alycia Lane. While Lane had actually been fired at the beginning of 2008 for her actions with police in New York (charges from which were later dropped), Mendte as it turned out had been hacking into her e-mails and illegally reading them, apparently out of jealousy over Lane. A couple of days after he was fired, Mendte was indicted by the US Attorney's Office over this. At the time this episode originally aired, Mendte was still under house arrest and had been ordered to undergo computer monitoring and a psychological evaluation, while also paying a $5,000 fine. 149337 1995 Law & Order: Angel T Episode #119. 11-29-1995 News Media. Reporter #1 (Tresha Rodriguez). 149338 1993 Law & Order: Apocrypha T Episode #73. 11-3-1993 News Media. Cult Member Reporter (Tommy Roeder). Woman detonates a bomb in a parking garage and prosecutors suspect she was acting under orders of a charismatic cult leader. 149339 2002 Law & Order: Asterisk T Kopp, Terri Episode #285. 11-27-2002 Magazine Publisher of Living Out magazine 149340 1997 Law & Order: Baby, It's You T Episode #163. 11-12-1997 News Media. Reporter #2 (Nancy Nichols). Cameraman (Mick O'Rourke). 149341 1993 Law & Order: Black Tie T Episode. 10-20-1993. Season #4. Episode #5 Reporter #1 (Billy Gillespie). 149342 2000 Law & Order: Black, White and Blue T DVD -R HQ 11023 Episode #222. 3-22-2000 News Media. Reporters (Tracey Leigh). Reporter #2 (Sal Viviano). 149343 2010 Law & Order: Blackmail T DVD -R HQ 11715 Episode. 1-15-2010 Freelance Journalist Megan Kerrick writing for Citysmear.com is murdered and the detectives find a connection between her and a talk show host who has had a series of workplace affairs. Editor Dennis DiPalma (Raul Esparza) of Citysmear.com. She works from home and after her murder, her laptop is stolen. She was doing a story on female workers who sleep with their female bosses. One of her sources, Sara Bradley, didn’t want to talk about it. Her boss is Vanessa Carville (Samantha Bee), a vicious TV talk-show host of the program, “The Sisters,” who has slept with many of her female employees, even though she is married. She knew Megan Kerrick was working on the story, and she had slept with Kerrick and got dumped by her. DiPalma, Megan’s editor, blackmails Carville and is caught in a sting. He claims the blackmail is bogus. When Megan brought him the story, the police say he had a better idea: to blackmail her and put the money in an offshore account. So he hijacked Megan’s story. DiPalma says he is looking forward to telling his whole story in court. They say DiPalma is a practicing journalist not a blackmailer. Another journalist, Derek Fanning, is now acting editor for Featureliteristics. Turns out DiPalma was hard up for money and Derek suggested the blackmail plot., Derek also killed Megan to keep her from talking. Fake story in the New York Ledger says DiPalma is receiving half-a-million dollars to write a book about Carville brings the case to a conclusion when Derek and DiPalma have a falling out. Megan’s missing laptop is found abandoned in a coffee shop. Shows DiPalma having rough sex with Megan the day of the murder. DiPalma was forced to look as if he were strangling Megan because Derek was holding a gun on him. When Megan said she would have nothing to do with the blackmail plot, Derek killed her and hid her body. DiPalma says he did whatever Derek told him. DiPalma takes a plea to testify against Derek. Many elements of “Blackmail” are inspired directly from the David Letterman scandal. Like Letterman, Carville finds an envelope with an extortion demand on her way to work. Both Letterman and Carville decided to go public with the information rather than pay the blackmail, and both made on-screen confessions about their affairs during a broadcast of their talk show. In a restaurant, reporter Megan Kerrick tells another woman that she would be a totally anonymous source, but the other woman says she doesn’t understand the point in talking about it. She concerned someone would figure out her identity. She adds she has a new job and isn’t widely considered a slut and things are fine the way they are. But Megan argues that it is not right, and it keeps happening over and over. The other woman responds that she’ll think about it and will let her know. Later, Detectives Cyrus Lupo (Jeremy Sisto) and Kevin Bernard (Anthony Anderson) arrive at the scene of an uncompleted building, the police officer saying that the developer ran out of money. Construction ended 6 months ago and security is “half-assed.” Someone called in finding the body using 911 at a pay phone and the caller left no name. They see a woman’s body lying underneath the metal; it is the reporter we saw at the restaurant. Lupo sees bruises on her neck, but there is no blood. The police officer tells them no purse or ID was found, and wonders if she is a “working girl” who brought a john up there. But Lupo says her clothes are clean, no track marks on her arm, and no chops in her manicure. The police office comments that she could have been there forever before anybody found her, and Bernard responds he thinks that was the plan. At the morgue, ME Rodgers (Leslie Hendrix) tells the detectives the victim died last night, and she was strangled. There is no vaginal tearing and no semen so she hadn’t had sex recently or she used a condom, but Rodgers did find a public hair on her upper inner thigh that is not her. It’s the wrong gender, and Rodgers tells them to find the penis it belongs to and they will have a lead. Lupo says they will get right on that. Bernard enters Lt. Anita Van Buren’s (S. Epatha Merkerson) office to tell her they got a hit, but she is distracted by her medical bills. She realizes she was charged $89 for a “mucous recovery system” – a box of tissues. The Jane Doe is Megan Kerrick, her fingerprints matched a set in the Pentagon’s database, she was a freelance journalist who accompanied the USO troops to Afghanistan. The Pentagon takes their prints and DNA in case they are blown up. Lupo enters and tells them they also list next of kin, and he just got off the phone with her sister in San Diego who told him Megan wasn’t married, she never heard of any boyfriend, and that Megan spent most of her time writing for a web site called Citysmear.com, a site that digs up dirt on celebrities and others, the more embarrassing the more they like it. Van Buren tells them to find out who Megan has been embarrassing lately. At the offices of Citysmear.com, they speak with the editor Dennis DiPalma (Raul Esparza) who asks if Megan’s death has been reported yet. Bernard asks if he is looking for a scoop, and DiPalma says it depends on what she was working on. He calls in Derek and asks what Megan was working on but he doesn’t know, she was just working on a story about a big environmental movie star who sent her cocker spaniel to Paris. When DiPalma tells Derek that Megan has been killed, he asks if it has been reported anywhere yet. The detectives give each other a look. DiPalma says Megan wasn’t working on anything for them that would get her killed. Lupo asks if he figures the cocker spaniel is in the clear, and DiPalma laughs uncomfortably. DiPalma says Megan was a freelance contributor and they have hundreds. Lupo asks to look at her desk, but as far as DiPalma knows she worked from home. The detectives search Megan’s home and the home is neat and tidy. There is no computer and a file drawer is unlocked with a big gap inside. Bernard thinks the killer took her purse and he had her keys. Lupo checks an answering machine and there is a message on there from “Sara” who tells her she is sorry but she doesn’t want to talk about this and she thinks she should forget the story. At the home of Sara Bradley, she explains that she only met Megan that one time, she contacted her out of the blue and said she wanted to meet her about a story – people who sleep with their bosses, which she did. She didn’t want to talk about it because she has a boyfriend and a new boss, and she didn’t want them to know. Megan told Sara she talked to a woman who used to work where she used to work and had the same “position:” that she did with the boss. The problem is the boss is not a “he.” In Van Buren’s office, Van Buren, Lupo, and Bernard are watching a woman’s show called “The Sisters” with Vanessa Carville (Samantha Bee) as host. Megan was writing about women who were sleeping with Vanessa, which could have included Megan as Megan had been a production associate on The Sisters. Van Buren says she loves the show, it’s a great way of turning off your brain for an hour. Lupo asks her if she’d still love it if she knew Vanessa was plowing through her female employees. They wonder as Vanessa is married with a family if she found what Megan was writing about…and Van Buren tells them to go see her. Before they leave, she tells them, “And one more thing. I don’t know what kind of downtown look you guys are going for with this stubble and all, but it’s not working.” Lupo chuckles and asks, “For downtown or for you?” She responds, “Both. Have you looked in the mirror lately detective? You’re not in Karachi anymore. Alright?” As Lupo looks a little stunned, Bernard smiles and says, “OK” and they leave her office. Lupo turns and looks back to her and she turns “The Sisters” back on. At a restaurant, Bernard asks Lupo if he ever watches her show and he says, “Sure, when I’m not knitting booties for my cat.” The spot Vanessa sitting at a table and walk over to her and she’s dining with two men. Bernard wonders if one of them is her husband, and Lupo thinks this could be awkward. Bernard says that’s why they get paid the big bucks. When they address Vanessa, they find the man she is dining with is DA Jack McCoy (Sam Waterston), who seems just as surprised to see them. He tells they must be mind readers, he was just going to call One PP as Vanessa just came to him with her attorney as she is being blackmailed. In McCoy’s office with her attorney, Vanessa tells McCoy and Van Buren she likes to leave for the studio early so she can read the papers before anyone gets there. She came out of her house at 6 AM and nearly tripped over an envelope of incriminating photos with her and other woman, plus e-mails and diary entries. She did not see who left it. The photos are real but she’d rather deal with it than pay $3 million to some blackmailer. McCoy tells Van Buren the cover letter asks for $3 million or this will all be published in a book. Vanessa is supposed to wait at home for a phone call at noon to arrange payment. Van Buren says this involves Megan Kerrick, and Vanessa says that things with Megan ended badly and wonders if this was revenge. Van Buren tells her that Megan was murdered two night ago, and Vanessa is shocked. When Van Buren adds that before Megan died she was working on Vanessa’s story, Vanessa concludes she is a suspect. She says she didn’t know Megan was working on the article, she hasn’t spoken to Megan in over a year. She asks what they do now, and McCoy says it can’t be a coincidence that the blackmail comes at the same time as Megan’s murder. He says they should play along with the blackmailer if she is up to it. Vanessa says she has to get to the studio but will be home before noon. Van Buren wants to get her people in there before that, and Vanessa says she will arrange that. After Vanessa leaves, McCoy asks what Van Buren thinks. She says she killed Megan to keep her quiet, coming forward with a bogus blackmail story would be a smart way to throw them off. But McCoy finds that hard to believe, but just in case – and he points to Vanessa’s coffee cup for Van Buren to take for fingerprints and/or DNA. At the home of Vanessa Carville, Lupo and Bernard are there waiting for the phone call. Vanessa wonders if Megan was in on it and she tried to back out. Bernard says that’s a theory, and picks up a small sandwich to eat. Vanessa tersely asks if the other theory is that she (Vanessa) did it, and Bernard responds that’s a theory. She tells him, “No more sandwiches for you” and Bernard halts putting it in his mouth and taking a bite, and tosses it back on the plate. It is nearly 1:00 PM and no call yet, and Vanessa’s husband Wayne walks in, testy. She tells him he does not need to be there as they are handling it. Wayne says his wife’ affair with other woman and $3 million, it’s more interesting that what’s happened in the office. She tells them she is heading for the studio and they can stay if they want to, all of them/ After she walks out, Wayne, drinking, says, “Just us guys.” Bernard throws the sandwich on the plate (for the second time). Back at the 2-7, Lupo tells Van Buren the blackmailer never called. She wonders if he knew they were there and was watching the house, but Lupo said they were careful, they came in the service entrance. Van Buren wonders is Vanessa made the whole thing up. Bernard said she didn’t make this up, and he reads an entry from the file, a steamy message from Vanessa to Megan. When Bernard asks if she has seen the stuff in the blackmail package, Van Buren says she would have paid the $3 million. He also reads something from Megan’s diary where Megan said she was nervous at first but they split one of her Vicodin and a bottle of wine. Bernard shows one of the photos to “Lupes” of a picture of Vanessa in what they recognize as Sara Bradley’s apartment – the girl who said she didn’t cooperate with Megan’s research. Van Buren wonders how that picture wound up in the blackmail surprise. Back at Sara’s home, she admits she took that photo, but she never gave it to Megan. She also realizes that her back up hard drive had been stolen a few weeks ago. She filed a police report. Lupo’s phone rings, and tells the caller they will set it up. He tells Bernard that Carville got the call and it is a go. In a park area, Vanessa is going to meet the blackmailer as Lupo is waiting nearby watching and listening. Bernard is in a surveillance van doing the same. Vanessa is also wearing an earpiece so she can hear Bernard, and he tells hr to take seat on the bench. She does. Lupo sees someone approach Bernard tells Vanessa to stop talking. It is DiPalma, Megan’s editor, and Bernard comments that DiPalma said he had no idea what Megan was working on and Lupo says he guesses he lied. DiPalma asks Vanessa if she brought the check, but she asks who he is and why she is doing this. Bernard wonders what she is doing, and Lupo says she is conducting an interview. DiPalma sits down and Vanessa seems to be getting argumentative, and Lupo tells her to just give him the damn check. She does, and as DiPalma begins to walk off, Lupo stops him and arrests him. In the interrogation at the 2-7, DiPalma is there with his attorney Mr. Baron (Jason Kravits), who says the whole thing is a misunderstanding. He says he had nothing to do with Megan but his Baron tells him to shut up and tells the detectives no more questions, and asks if he should try that in French. Lupo asks if DiPalma wants to give them a key to his apartment or would he prefer they take the door off its hinges – the search warrant is on it’s way. McCoy walks into EADA Michael Cutter’s (Linus Roache) office, with ADA Connie Rubirosa (Alana De La Garza) present, and asks if the police found anything. Cutter says the found enough to nail DiPalma on the blackmail 10 times over, Megan’s notebooks, diary, originals of the blackmail material, the stolen computer hard drive. When McCoy asks if there is anything tying DiPalma to Megan’s murder, Rubirosa says the pubic hair found on DiPalma’s sheets matches the one found on Megan’s body. Cutter comments it is obvious what happened: Megan felt burned by her relationship with Carville and was expecting a promotion at least, instead she got dumped for the next flavor of the month and then laid off, it is all in her diaries. She wanted to get even, and McCoy suspects that DiPalma highjacked her article and be turned it into blackmail. McCoy asks if they can prove that, and Rubirosa says that wasn’t in her diary. McCoy asks what they do have on the murder, and Cutter says enough to nail DiPalma on the blackmail 10 times over. McCoy says it is better than nothing and could be a lever to shake something lose, telling them to move on it. At arraignment court, DiPalma is being arraigned for attempted grand larceny in the first degree. Baron enters a plea of not guilty, and Rubirosa requests remand as DiPalma is a key suspect in a related homicide. Baron says this is irrelevant to bail, and the judge asks if this is related to the blackmail of a TV personality for $3 million, but Baron says DiPalma is innocent . The judges suggests they pick a number for bail that is relevant, and sets it a $3 million. On the courthouse steps, Baron talks to reporters about the case, saying they have only heard Carville’s side, which the police and the DA have swallowed whole. As Cutter and Rubirosa watch from a short distance, he says this case is also about the motive and intent of Carville, and DiPalma wants to tell the full story in court and if in defending his reputation other people are damaged, that’s just the way it’s got to be. He says he has a few questions for Carville, adding actually more than a few. Cutter comments to Rubirosa, “Now the real blackmail begins.” In the judges chambers, Baron is seeking a long list of material and he argues that it is only fair as DiPalma has a right to get his story out and says the information is likely to lead to credible and relevant evidence for the defense. He wants tax returns for the last 10 years to see if she took any business deductions for incriminating material. Cutter sarcastically asked if he thinks Carville itemized previous blackmail attempts, and Baron says he want to know if she has bought any material similar to that offered to her by DiPalma. Cutter argues DiPalma was not selling a book, he was committing larceny by extortion. But Baron argues DiPalma was conduction a journalistic sting as he was going to publish an expose of Carville's behavior on his web site. But Cutter challenges why DiPalma demanded a $3 million check NOT to publish it? Baron says DiPalma was never going to cash that check, he was going to post a photo of it on his web site as proof she had something to hide. Cutter, smiling, says they are straying into absolute fantasy, but Baron counters asking what kind of blackmailer asks for a payment by check? Cutter responds, “A dumb one! This isn’t an intelligence test, this is a criminal proceeding, and these defense subpoenas are onerous, unreasonable, and designed merely to harass the victim of the crime. “ He goes on to read from the list, citing the defense wants the personnel files of 200 of her Carville’s employees going back to 1992, and Baron is looking for sexual harassment complaints, or if any have been granted special treatment ion exchange for sexual favors. The judge tells Baron that his requests are extraordinary but she will see the briefs on it. At the TV studio of “The Sisters,” Carville is apoplectic about the possibility the judge will allow some of this. Rubirosa says the law is on their side, but Carville said she just had a candid talk with the audience about this and she hoped she wouldn’t have to say anything else. Cutter reminds her she will have to be a witness at the trial, Carville guesses she knew that but adds things are a little tense on the home front. Her husband or his attorney may end up at that trial taking notes if they end up fighting over child custody, and the things that could come out. Cutter promises her that he will fight to keep the trial as narrowly focused as they can. Carville says the other guy is the criminal, asking why are we doing all the fighting? Afterwards as they walk down the street, Rubirosa comments that with child custody, Carville is probably wishing she paid the $3 million. Cutter says Baron is playing a game and nothing he is asking for is relevant, but Rubirosa says a judge might disagree. Cutter days they will handle adding, adding they should shoot down the claim that DiPalma was practicing journalism, not blackmail. He asks about the check DiPalma was never going to cash, and Rubirosa says that it was made out, at DiPalma’s request, to something called Feature Literistics, and Cutter asks what the hell is that? Back at the offices of Citysmear.com, Derek tells them he is busy because he is now acting editor. Rubirosa tells him he may be acting for 8 to 10. She asks him if he knows about Feature Literistics, and he says it sounds like a literary enterprise for someone who can’t read. He tells her he thinks she is on the wrong trail, DiPalma was never hard up for money, he has a nice apartment and car and tikes nice vacations, Rubirosa asks where. Rubirosa returns to Cutter’s office and informs him DiPalma vacationed in the Cayman Islands, and Cutter thinks offshore bank account. Rubirosa said it was opened one month ago under Feature Literistics, a corporation registered to a Bahamas PO box. Cutter comments that DiPalma went to a lot of trouble to create an untraceable account for a check he wasn’t going to cash. Rubirosa tells him that DiPalma opened the account in person during a 3 day stay at a beach report with Megan. Cutter says, “ A little more public hair transferring going on?” Rubirosa thinks either they were doing the blackmail together and had a falling out, and Cutter finishes, adding or she was working on an article and he found out about it and decided to go the blackmail route, and she did not want to go along, and he kills her. Rubirosa adds, “Or his accomplice did.” When Cutter asks what accomplice, Rubirosa tells him the weekend they were in the Caribbean is when Sara’s hard drive was stolen. As they were found in DiPalma’s apartment, the police assumed he stole it, Cutter commenting that they all did. At Rikers Island, DiPalma still denies he did anything, but Cutter says they have an opportunity here. Cutter tells him the murder has a higher priority, but Baron comments they have no evidence against DiPalma. Cutter clarifies that if another person was involved and DiPalma can help them find that person they can negotiate a plea. Rubirosa brings up Sara’s hard drive being found in his apartment after it was stolen from hers, and he said it was research for his expose and he got it himself. Cutter asks if he is confessing to burglary, and Baron quickly responds that he is not confessing to anything. Cutter insists that DiPalma is covering for somebody and asks why. When DiPalma doesn’t respond, Baron says they have nothing else to say, but hands him some briefs. Back in the judge’s chambers, she says she has been reviewing the briefs, but denies Baron’s requests for Carville’s tax records and notes from her marriage counseling sessions. Cutter adds that the employee files are privileged and confidential. But Baron argues this case is all about Carville’s relationships with her employees. Cutter reminds him it is about blackmail, asking Baron if he lost his copy of the indictment he can take a look at his. Baron tells the judge that DiPalma got most of the information from Megan Kerrick, and Rubirosa interjects that they suspect DiPalma murdered. Baron says there was no mention of that in the indictment either. He goes on to say that Megan conducted research of Carville’s former employees, several of who are not named and they need to find them to find out what Megan told them about her project. Cutter argues that these women do not need to be dragged into the limelight. Baron pushed back, saying if they can shed exculpatory light on Kerrick and DiPalma’s intentions, it is not their choice, he has the right to compel their testimony., The judge asks him to draft his subpoena more narrowly to include the files only of those women who might have been candidates in Megan’s research. As they break up, Rubirosa calls it Carville’s former lovers on parade, wondering how Carville will feel about that. Cutter says he will go talk to her. Later, Rubirosa comes into Cutter’s office as he is watching “The Sisters.” She asks how it went, and he tells her to see for herself. We see Carville on her show, bitching about how the legal system is handling this and how some of her ex-employees will be dragged through the mud. She doesn’t want this to happen to so many good people and good friends, so she announces she has not choice but to abandon her complains about DiPalma, even if it means a blackmailer goes free. Rubirosa adds, “Not to mention a murderer.” In court, Cutter is arguing Baron’s motion to dismiss, calling it premature and the evidence hasn’t disappeared. He judge reminds him the complaining witness has. Cutter says the trial has not begun and it is too early to say she isn’t going to show up. But Baron counters that she just told 10 million people she wouldn’t. Cutter says that made good television. Cutter goes on to say that they are continuing communication with the victim and the judge says good luck to him. She won’t dismiss for now, but she will release DiPalma on his own recognizance as there is no sense in leaving him in jail for a trial that may never happen. DiPalma grins. But Rubirosa comments that is great, he an his accomplice can go out for a beer and have a big laugh over this whole thing. Cutter wonders that may not be a bad idea. With the New York Ledger article titled “Blockbuster Bid for Carville Book" along with DiPalma's picture up on his computer screen, McCoy asks Cutter and Rubirosa if they saw what is on the internet, saying DiPalma just got a half million to write a book about Carville. When Rubirosa adds that his lawyer indicated it was a journalistic project but he is still 2.5 million short, Cutter reminds her of sales of paperbacks, movie rights and it could be as profitable as the blackmail. McCoy says that publishing it is perfectly legal, but threatening to publish it is a felony and it doesn’t seem to make sense but somehow it does. Cutter calls it coercion. McCoy nods and smiles, saying he’s glad they prosecuted for a reason. Meanwhile, DiPalma is back in his office, and he gets a phone call. A man asks if it feels good to be back, and DiPalma asks what does he think. The caller says he heard that congratulations are in order, and DiPalma says he graduated at the top of his class in Rikers. The caller says he just read about his book deal and is surprised he didn’t call him to share the good news. DiPalma says no one has called him, it is just publishing gossip. The caller mentions the half million dollars, and he wants $250K. DiPalma says there is no money it’s just a rumor. Later, Rubirosa and Cutter are listing to the recording of that call, and the caller goes on to ask if DiPalma is hiding it the Caymans like he was going to hide the money from Carville. DiPalma says there is nothing to hide, he swears. Rubirosa stops the recording, saying it worked, the phony book deal story. Cutter says he thought it would get DiPalma and his friends something to talk about. Rubirosa says the police found that the caller is Derek Fanning who works on the web site, she met him and he said he wanted to go to architecture school. Cutter quips he guesses he is raising tuition money. Rubirosa adds there were two calls made after that one, Fanning kept asking for money and DiPalma kept saying there wasn’t any, and Fanning kept calling him a liar. Rubirosa gets a phone call, and says they will be right over. It was Van Buren, the police just found Megan’s laptop. At the NYPD Computer Case Squad, Van Buren tells Cutter and Rubirosa that it was dropped off in the lobby of Megan’s building with a note saying it had been found abandoned in a coffee shop. Megan’s address was on a sticker on the bottom. There was a video on it with what looks like DiPalma trying to kill Megan, and Van Buren says it could be rough sex. Megan did not die, not on camera Cutter asks for the date of the video and the computer tech it is the day of the murder, but it is not hard to fudge the date if you know what you are doing. Van Buren does not know who dropped off the computer as the note was unsigned and no prints. Rubirosa says if they arrest DiPalma for murder based on this video there is a providence issue. Van Buren says that is the least of it, adding that the ring on DiPalma's right hand would have left a mark and the ME found no matching marks on her neck. Rubirosa wonders if he took the ring off before he killed her, but Van Buren says if he is the one who did. The computer tech notices a reflection in the alarm clock and they realize someone else was in the room when the video was taken. Cutter says on its face the video is evidence that DiPalma is the murderer but it miraculously shows up right after DiPalma’s accomplice demands a quarter of a million dollars and DiPalma tells him he can’t pay. Rubirosa comments that the blackmailer was being blackmailed. Later, in Cutter’s conference room, they show Baron and DiPalma the video. Baron says it is no secret DiPalma was dating Megan, and Cutter says , “Dating? That’s what you call it? Baron says if they thought this made DiPalma a murderer he would already be under arrest. Cutter says they haven’t given up the thought and says he hope DiPalma brought his toothbrush. Baron says they must be something wrong with the video or the wouldn’t be here. Cutter says they’d like to hear what DiPalma says about all of it or it will become people’s exhibit #1 and his murder trial and they can discuss what’s wrong or right about it there. DiPalma admits that Derek Fanning made him do it, he shot it while he was with Megan, Fanning had a gun on them and stood at the side of the bed. Baron realizes that they knew someone was there and they knew the video was fishy. DiPalma said Fanning made him pretend he was strangling Megan or he would shoot him, adding Derek was crazy. He adds that when Megan came to him about Carville, he though it was a great story and he asked Derek for help with research. Derek broke into Sara’s apartment and he said they shouldn’t publish the story and they could make a lot of money. DiPalma went along and he dropped the stuff at Carville’s door. That night Megan figured it out and she would call Carville or call the police, Derek made him do that. When he left Megan was alive and Derek called her later and said he took care of her and they could go ahead with the blackmail. DiPalma adds that he freaked and he didn’t call Carville like he was supposed to. Derek said that if he didn’t get back to it he would send that video to the police. He did what Derek said. Cutter says he thinks that is the craziest story he ever heard, and Baron said then it must be true, right? At arraignment court, they are arraigning Derek for the murder in the second degree, and Derek pleads not guilty. Rubirosa says that Derek is accused of the murder of the source of the blackmail information when she threatened to call the police. The defense attorney says the people’s main witness is the former blackmail defendant and is hardly credible. Rubirosa disagrees, saying DiPalma was as shocked as anybody at the brutal and cold blooded nature of the murder. The judge says his credibility is for a jury to decide and he sets bail at $3 million, commenting “why break precedent.” Rubirosa, Cutter, Baron and DiPalma are in Cutter’s office, Cutter saying the analysis of the video will lend some support. Rubirosa adds they also found Derek’s gun and fingerprints on Sara’s hard drive, and in Megan’s apartment, Cutter comments that the jury will be skeptical about DiPalma and they will have to work to convince them to trust his testimony. But Baron says that DiPalma has decided not to appear as it is not in his best interest to testify. Cutter, stunned, says they can still prosecute DiPalma for the murder instead, but Baron says that ship has sailed as Rubirosa already told the judge that Fanning is the killer and it would be easy to raise reasonable doubt if they try DiPalma. Cutter asks if DiPalma is afraid Fanning will be acquitted and come after him or is he holding something over his head, and DiPalma says he doesn’t think if he publicly swears he was blackmailing is the best possible career move, plus he could get sued or the Feds could come after him. Rubirosa suggest immunity and subpoena him and if he then refuses to testify they can charge him with contempt. He says contempt he can handle, and Cutter says not to worry, he already has theirs, and he opens the door for them to leave. McCoy latter comments that it’s blackmail and murder and everybody walks, suggesting they should go into another line of work, dry cleaning. Rubirosa suggests they could charge them together for both crimes, and McCoy responds that they will both stay silent and they will be pushing two rocks up two hills. He asks about the blackmail victim, but she still will not get involved as there is too much that she doesn’t want people to see. Cutter says this blackmail thing really works, and McCoy wonders if they should try it. Later, Vanessa Carville has arrived at the DA’s office, and says she could not let this go to trial . He says that is what he wanted to talk to her about, and leads her into the conference room where Cutter, Rubirosa, Baron and DiPalma are waiting. She asks if this is some kind of shock therapy to change her mind. Cutter asks her to remember how she felt when she was being blackmailed. She says it was awful but doesn’t want innocent friend to be hurt. McCoy says she is sorry, but they are going to charge her with criminal sale of a controlled substance for the ½ vicodin pill she gave Megan. She says he gave it to her, she didn’t sell it, but Rubirosa says the legal definition of sell means to sell, exchange, or give, and the law still applies and so does the penalty. Carville doesn’t believe it, and Cutter adds that the charge won’t help her in a divorce or in a fight over child custody. She calls them sons of bitches, glaring at McCoy, saying that they are no better than DiPalma is. She agrees to testify, saying sarcastically, :Sure, I can’t wait” DiPalma gets worried, asking if she still can do this. Barons says yes the case hasn’t been dismissed, but says he doesn’t think she ever will, asking that is not the plan, is it? McCoy says now that they have Carville’s cooperation, DiPalma is looking at 10 years for blackmail. Baron says if he changes his mind about testify against Fanning, he might let that slide. Carville gets a look of realization on her face as Cutter says they could probably work something out; if he nails Fanning for the murder, and takes a plea he can do two years. Carville comments that they screwed with her to screw with him, and McCoy nods yes, calling it a “bank shot.” She tells him, You’re still a son of a bitch” and McCoy smiles. Cutter asks if they have a deal, and DiPalma looks to Baron and Baron says deal. Later, Rubirosa says to Cutter that it was a blackmail daisy chain, they definitely didn't teach that in law school. Cutter says, “Turn about, it was only fair.” Rubirosa comments, “So that’s the new game plan. We do what they do. Next time we try a murderer, we’ll kill somebody “ Cutter says, “I don’t know, we’ll have to ask the boss.” They walk off as we see the open door to McCoy’s office with the light still on, as we fade to black. 149344 2003 Law & Order: Blaze T SVD 1467 Episode #306. 10-29-2003 News Media. During a rock concert, a fire kills 23 people. Detectives search for reasons for accident. 149345 1991 Law & Order: Blue Wall, The T Episode #22. 6-9-1991 Reporter #2 (Keith Glover). 149346 2003 Law & Order: Bounty T SVD 1448 Chernuchin, Michael S. Episode #303. 10-1-2003 African-American Reporter Brian Kellogg (Reuben Jackson) recently interviewed fugitive and won't reveal his source. Turns out he faked original story and killed the man himself blaming it on a bounty hunter. Defense based on affirmative-action pressures. 149347 2004 Law & Order: Brotherhood, The T Episode #328. 9-29-2004 News Media. Press Reporter (Shane Wright). 149348 1990 Law & Order: By Hooker, By Crook T Episode #7. 11-13-1990 News Media. Reporter (Christine Dunford). 149349 2008 Law & Order: Called Home T DVD -R HQ 9519 Episode #394. 1-2-2008 News Media. Cyrus Lupo returns to New York after four years abroad to deal with his own terror. Two suicides committed the same way are investigated. Detectives are suspicious of parolee known as “Dr. Death.” 149350 1998 Law & Order: Castoff T SVD 1098 Black, David and Harold Schecter Episode #170. 1-28-1998 TV Sportscaster killed. Killer uses exposure to TV violence as a defense. 149351 1994 Law & Order: Censure T Episode #80. 2-2-1994 News Media. Reporter #1 (Linda Froehlich). Reporter #2 (Cedric Young). 149352 2007 Law & Order: Church T DVD -R HQ 7958 Episode. 2-9-2007 Magazine Article. When a gay actor is found dead, evidence points to a popular pastor known for speaking out against homosexuality who uses his pulpit for political purposes. 149353 2006 Law & Order: Corner Office T DVD -R HQ 7525 Episode #381. 12-8-2006 News Media. Reporter #1 (Tara V. Perry). Reporter #2 (Alex Tavis). Reporter #3 (Darlene Violette). Attorney involved in high-profile tapping case found dead tied to a bed, shot in the head. Many references to press exposure and leaks. "Someone is leaking information to the press." One employee fired for being an anonymous source: "they even spied on the reporter I talked to." Attorney to CEO: "The press is going to love that…" and he promises to out her to the media" The Female CEO is having a lesbian relationship with the Brazilian prostitute accused of murdering the attorney. "Interesting fodder for page 6." 149354 2001 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: T SV 1455, 1129 Episodes. (Series, September 2001) News Media. 149355 2002 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Bright Boy T DVD -R HQ 11102 Episode #24. 10-6-2002 News Media. Reporter (Patty Parker). 149356 2003 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Gift, The T DVD -R HQ 9281 Meyer, Marlene Gomard Episode #48. 10-12-2003 News Cameraman killed. 149357 2007 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: 30 T DVD -R HQ 8000. Episode #127. 2-27-2007 Journalist Josh Lemle (Lee Tergesen) learns he has Polonium-210 poisoning and rushes to tell his old friend Detective Logan. Lemle is convinced it traces back to a story he's working on. TV Reporter Rebecca Slater (Miriam Shor) is his friend. May have been a case of mistaken poisoning. After Reporter Slater, not Lemle. Logan pledges to help the dying Lemle get to the bottom of his murder. Slater is a fellow reporter and a long time lover of victim Lemle. She is researching a potentially explosive story on a young American teacher gunned down by the Israeli Army. Turns out teacher was a spy. Slater is thrown out of a window by the assassin who also comes down with fatal poisoning. Both reporters are dead and so is the story. One Israeli says: "Reporters will write for fame or principle, but sometimes they're willing to write for cold cash." 149358 2007 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Albatross T DVD -R HQ 7878 Episode. 2-6-2007 News Media. When a respected judge is killed during the recreation of a famous duel, the dueling partner, a prominent political candidate's husband, is questioned by the police. 149359 2007 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Bombshell T DVD -R HQ 8469 Episode #131. 5-8-2007 News Media. Young blonde woman married a billionaire winds up dead under mysterious circumstances shortly after her son dies. 149360 2007 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Brother's Keeper T DVD -R HQ 8012. Episode. 2-20-2007 News Media. Wife of a televangelist is murdered. 149361 2003 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Cold Comfort T Episode #39. 3-30-2003 News Media. Reporter (Beth Ellen Patrick). 149362 2008 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Contract T DVD -R HQ 11515 (Ending-Credits Missing) Episode. 6-15-2008 Gossip Columnist T.K. Richmond (Mo Rocca) of the Ledger is murdered in a car explosion while blackmailing TV Newscaster Elliot Falls (Paul DeBoy). The gossip columnist, who used his insider knowledge to feed his habit, is hated, which leaves the detectives to work through a list of suspects that grows longer the more they probe his life. Richmond was under surveillance when the car exploded. Falls barely survived the explosion. 149363 2005 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Death Roe T DVD -R HQ 2992 Leight, Warren Episode #81. 3-13-2005 Restaurant Critic is beaten to death and a promising chef disappears. Goran and Eames investigate the dead critic's life searching for a clue that will lead them to his murderer. 149364 2002 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Faith T DVD -R HQ 7165 Episode. 4-27-2002 Publisher is murdered. Houng authoris suspected, but the author does not exist and the publisher was killed because he sensed a scam. News Media. 149365 2005 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: False-Hearted Judges T DVD -R HQ 10746 Episode #89. 5-25-2005 TV News Camera Operator (Norman J. Pfizenmayer III). 149366 2007 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Flipped T DVD -R HQ 7987 Episode. 2-13-2007 Magazine Article. When a rap artist is killed in the lobby of a radio station, the only witness is an undercover cop. 149367 2003 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Gemini T Sterling, Jim Episode #47. 10-5-2003 News Media. TV Reporter (Roma Torre). Nasty comments about reporters because of fear that reporters might invade a person's privacy if the story comes out. 149368 2005 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: In the Wee Small Hours (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 4695, 4696 (Mislabeled 4995 instead of 4695). Sengupta, Stephanie Episodes #95-#96. 11-6-2005 News Media frenzy erupts when an Iowa teen disappears during her school trip, and the prime suspect is the son of a powerful judge TV Reporter (Kate Williams Stone). 149369 2002 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Insider, The T DVD -R HQ 5719 Episode #13. 1-27-2002 News Media. Male TV Reporter (Ian O'Malley) at the crime scene. 149370 2002 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Maledictus T DVD -R HQ 4557 Sengupta, Stephanie Episode 19, Season 1. 4-21-2002 News Media. Decapitation of author who is the daughter of a jailed Russian mobster. 149371 2006 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Maltese Cross T DVD -R HQ 7041. DVD -R HQ 7772. Episode. 10-10-2006 News Media. Newspaper Headlines. Logan and Wheeler find themselves at odds with the fire department when a firefighter is found stabbed to death. 149372 2006 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Masquerade T DVD -R HQ 7188 Episode #117. 10-31-2006 News Media. When a pedophile confesses to a 14-year-old murder of a starlet's daughter, the case is thrust back into the public eye. Beauty queen (Liza Minnelli) is suspect since she was originally accused of killing her daughter. 149373 2007 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Offense T DVD -R HQ 9345 Episode. 11-29-2007 News Media. Entire college football team stonewalls Logan and Falacci when they investigate the murder of a key witness in an upcoming rape trial. News Conferences. 149374 2001 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Pardoner's Tale, The T DVD -R HQ 4466. SVD 1297 Sengupta, Stephanie Episode #8. 11-18-2001 Reporter and his fiancée are murdered in a cold-blooded street killing and this leads to investigation about political bribery 149375 2003 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Person of Interest, A T DVD -R HQ 8629 Balcer, Rene Episode #45. 5-18-2003 News Media used to pressure scientist to take blood test. Police tell media he is "a person of interest" and the media do the rest. He holds press conference saying a police detective is goading him into taking blood test. First Reporter (Nicole Pappas). Second Reporter (Cynthia Corsilles O'Keefe). 149376 2002 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Pilgrim, The T DVD -R HQ 4879 Meyer, Marlane Gomard Episode #30. 11-17-2002 News Media. Reporter (Michelle Maryk). During search for missing woman, a cell of terrorist suicide bombers are uncovered. 149377 2001 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Poison T DVD -R HQ 10289 Episode #7. 11-11-2001 News Media. TV Reporter (Lynda Baquero). Newscaster (Eric Rath). Mysterious "angel of death" poisons a series of hospital victims with cyanide. 149378 2004 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Posthumous Collection, The T DVD -R HQ 5627 News Media. Avante garde photographer is found murdered and handcuffed to the wheel of a crashed car, prompting an investigation into his secretive and controversial life. Reporters asking questions. 149379 2003 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Pravda T DVD -R 1589. DVD -R HQ 6137 (Misses Beginning). Leight, Warren Episode #50. 10-26-2003 Reporter has a history of filing false stories. Detectives investigate a murder and question alibi of the star reporter who cannot produce out-of-town expense accounts. Father newspaperman and now teacher ends up being the murderer. Would rather see son dead than a plagiarist. 149380 2007 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Privilege T DVD -R Q 10871 Episode #123. 1-9-2007 News Media. On-Air Reporter (Rebecca Merle). Single mother is murdered just as she was about to reveal secrets about her old-money New York socialite family. 149381 2006 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Proud Flesh T DVD -R HQ 5638 Episode. 3-12-2006 News Media. Radio Magnate Jonas Slaughter (Malcolm McDowell). His son Tripp Slaughter is found murdered under bizarre circumstances. Son Chance Slaughter is killed by police when he tries to kill his father's wife. He confesses dying on the court house steps that he killed his brother. .News Media sees it all. Syndicated Radio Columnist Lewis is a blackmailer 149382 2007 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Rocket Man T DVD -R HQ 8446 Episode #130. 5-1-2007 News Media. Suspicion turns to a married astronaut after his lover is found murdered. 149383 2009 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Salome in Manhattan T DVD -R HQ 11366 Episode. 6-28-2009 Tabloid-friendly girlfriend and business partner die under mysterious circumstances upending a celebrity chef’s world. Nichols and Wheeler discover desperation and murder while investigating the world of power and privilege. 149384 2007 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Self-Made T DVD -R HQ 9538 Episode #140. 11-15-2007 Freelance Reviewer for New York Times is killed because she would expose a fraudulent writer. Her mentor stole her novel and urged the writer to kill her before she exposed the writer -- and the mentor. 149385 2004 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Semi-Detached T DVD -R HQ 4625 Conway, Gerry Episode. 9-26-2004 Talk Show-Disc Jockey is found dead. It turns out a female fanatic had replaced the controversial DJ's anti-depressant with a placebo. 149386 2005 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Sex Club T DVD -R HQ 8X 4817 Benjamin, Elizabeth Episode #80. 2-20-2005 Magazine Publisher-Editor George Merritt (Peter Bogdanovich) of Privilege Magazine featuring Privilege Honeys (a take-off on Playboy Magazine and Hugh Hefner). Auctions off memorabilia. Former Privilege Honey who buys infamous address book is murdered. Man who murders her tries to blackmail U.S. senatorial candidate and his former wife who showed up at a sex club. Wife turns out to be murderer because she wants to keep her past a secret from her daughter. 149387 2001 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Siren Call T DVD -R HQ 10936 Episode. 10-3-2006. News Media: Reporter #1 (Melissa Dye). Reporter #2 (James Lloyd Reynolds). Reporter #3 (Tracey Paleo). Reporter #4 (Bob Gaynor). 149388 2006 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Slither T DVD -R HQ 8834 Episode #100. 1-15-2006 Reporter (Turi Haim). 149389 2003 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Suite Sorrow T Episode. 2-2-2003. Season #2. Episode #12 Reporter #1 (Andrew Cassese). 149390 2006 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: To the Bone T DVD -R HQ 6029 Episode. 5-7-2006 News Media. Machete-wielding killer targets affluent art-owners, and detectives focus on a group of youngsters a foster mother (Whoopi Goldberg) has raised. 149391 2005 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Unblinking Eye, The T DVD -R HQ 4635 Sterling, Jim Episode #87. 5-8-2005 News Media. Young actor is wounded and his fiancée killed leading detectives to look into a high-tech treasure hunting game called geocaching. The actor and his friend try to pin the killing on the actor's former girlfriend. The actor and his actor friend are guilty. 149392 2005 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Unchained T DVD -R HQ 5193 Episode #93. 10-16-2005 News Media. TV Cameraman (Sonny Vellozzi). When the mob kills the son of a police officer, investigators quickly find themselves in the middle of a gang war. 149393 2006 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Weeping Willow T DVD -R HQ 7479. DVD -R HQ 7434 (some video breakup). Episode. 11-28-2006. Season #6. Episode #10. News Media circus. Popular Video Blogger Weeping Willow 17 and her boyfriend, are kidnapped online. Was it real or staged? Turned out to be scripted by the filmmaker boyfriend, but an unexpected murder changes the scenario. One of the actor-kidnappers is accidentally killed by a blank bullet. Willow steals the million dollars -- sent in by Internet viewers to save her life -- and finances a feature film on Willow. Larry King as himself. Reporter #1 (Tracey Conyer Lee). Reporter #2 (Paul Juhn). Reporter #3 (James Ball). 149394 2007 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: World's Fair T DVD -R HQ 8206 Episode 1-2-2007 Documentarian is a Pakistani woman who is found murdered after trying o break up an ethnic dispute she is videotaping. Detectives investigate and find a more personal motive involved. 149395 2006 Law & Order: Criminal Law T DVD -R HQ 5622 Episode. News Media. Man convicted of murder has his son kill witnesses in retrial. On the hit list is ADA Jack McCoy who is with the murderer on the steps of the court house when the man's other son kills him in front of all the news media. When McCoy hears the gun go off he is sure he is the marked man. Six people had been killed who were involved in the first trial including some of the jurors. 149396 2004 Law & Order: Cry Wolf T DVD -R HQ 3451 Santora, Nick and Lorenzo Carcaterra Episode #333. 11-17-2004 News Media. Publicity. Radio personality who knows how to fake muggings for publicity, claims to be shot and almost killed. Reporter (Matt Betzler). 149397 2004 Law & Order: Cut T Battles, Wendy Episode #331. 10-27-2004 News Media. Novelist dies after liposuction. It is malpractice or negligent homicide? 149398 2006 Law & Order: Deadlock T Episode #380. 11-17-2006 News Reporter (Chris Edwards). Courtroom Press (Sherman Alpert). 149399 2001 Law & Order: Deep Vote T DVD -R HQ 6243. DVD -R 1573 Fordes, William N and Matt Whitten Episode #253. 5-23-2001 Investigative Reporter (Kate Jennings Grant) has dug up evidence that the election of a state senator has been fixed, but she refuses to reveal her sources. Outcome hinges upon a possible mob connection and a cache of 2,000 stolen ballots. Woman is killed leading police to discover actual target was the reporter who did story about improprieties in recent election for state senator. Reporter won't reveal her sources for story that contains allegations that the vote was fixed and ballots tampered with, even though the reporter's life is at risk. Without the source, the prosecutors have difficult time making a case against the Senator Prosecutors believe senator has ties to the mob and ordered the hit on the reporter. Case hinges on 2,000 missing ballots from the vote stolen by the mob. Once ballots are found, big court battle about whether they should be counted. Prosecutors eventually convince the reporter to reveal her source and have the source testify against the senator. 149400 1996 Law & Order: Double Blind T Episode. 11-6-1996. Season #7. Episode #6 Reporter (Larry Eudene). 149401 1994 Law & Order: Doubles T Episode #87. 5-18-1994 News Media. Hospital Reporter #2 (Monica Bell). 149402 2008 Law & Order: Driven T DVD -R HQ 9565 Episode. 1-2008 News Media. News Conference. 149403 2003 Law & Order: Embedded T DVD -R HQ 2624. SVD 1474 Turk, Craig Episode #309. 11-19-2003 War Correspondent Frank Elliott (Nick Chinlund) who reputedly endangered U.S. troops in Iraq gets shot in the back with a military-issue handgun. Obnoxious reporter in and out of court. Reporter accused of causing the deaths of soldiers with whom he was embedded in Iraq by reporting on their troop movements is shot and wounded on the eve of his return to the front. Ballistics report indicates gun belonged to one of the dead soldiers. 149404 2008 Law & Order: Excalibur T DVD -R HQ 9933 Episode. 5-21-2008 News Media. Jack McCoy’s job is threatened when the murder of a jeweler leads detectives to an illegal prostitution ring that has friends in high places. 149405 2008 Law & Order: Falling T DVD -R HQ 10573 Episode. 11-26-2008 News Media at construction site covering an accident, then the arrest for negligence and bribery of the man responsible for the building. 149406 2006 Law & Order: Fame T DVD -R HQ 6900 Episode #372. 9-22-2006 Gossip Columnist Adam Stein (Geoffrey Cantor) of New York Ledger refuses to reveal his source for gossip news. He goes to jail and four hours later gives up his source to the prosecutors., "I am a journalist." "Put that in your paper," he is told. Tabloid photography may have played a role in a fatal burglary-attempt. ADAs argue the use of shield laws to protect celebrity journalism. "Press will be camped out when celebrities are involved." News Media. Tabloid Photographer Terry Blanchard (Khan Beykal) prints his pictures on his web site. Also sells pictures to those he shoots, and is not above blackmail. Blanchard was told to hide in the bathroom at a club to gets shot of a singer's celebrity wife taking drugs, drugs he gave us because she was vulnerable. Wanted $1 million for the photographs of her taking drugs while five months pregnant. Journalist (Rebecca Merle). 149407 2007 Law & Order: Family Hour, The T DVD -R HQ 8512 Episode. 5-18-2007 News Media. Former senator with a vicious temper becomes suspect when ex-wife is found at her home dead right after attending a fundraiser with the family. 149408 2006 Law & Order: Fear America T DVD -R HQ 7054 Episode #375.10-13-2006 News Media. MSNBC Anchor (Greg Connolly). Court Reporter (Sal Longobardo). 149409 2004 Law & Order: Fixed T Weinman, Ron and Eric Overmyer Episode #336. 12-8-2004 News Media. Reporter (Sonny Vellozzi). Narrator (Steven Zirnkilton). Child molester-murderer released and blames the media for exaggerating his case. 149410 2004 Law & Order: Gaijin T Episode #323. 4-28-2004 News Media. Reporter #1 (Philip George Kain). NHK TV Reporter (Kenji). TV Reporter (Amy Hoerler). 149411 2005 Law & Order: Ghosts T Episode #352. 10-5-2005 News Media. Reporter (Baylen Thomas). Female Reporter (Manon Halliburton). 149412 1996 Law & Order: Girlfriends T DVD -R HQ 4363 (Media Excerpts) Zuckerman, Ed and Suzanne O'Malley Episode #131. 5-1-1996 News Media. 149413 2007 Law & Order: Good Faith T DVD -R HQ 8296 Episode. 4-3-2007 News Media. Tabloid Headlines on case involving church fires: "DA Takes On God." 149414 1996 Law & Order: Good Girl T Littman, Jeremy R. Episode #137. 10-7-1996 News Media. Two girlfriends offer a mutual alibi in the murder of a young black man whose angry parents pressure the district attorney's office to indict a young woman who claims the victim had raped her. 149415 2006 Law & Order: Heart of Darkness T DVD -R HQ 5312 Episode. 1-18-2006 Reporter is depressed and commits suicide. He's found dead by two maids in a hotel bathtub. Working on story on gunrunners that would "win him a Pulitzer." Described as "a beautiful madman who suffered from depression." Girlfriend and brother assist in suicide and prosecuted for murder. Journalist who is depressed is found dead in his bathtub seemingly from a suicide, but hand marks on his shoulders and pills from his ex- girl-friend's prescription found during autopsy suggest foul play 149416 1992 Law & Order: Helpless T Episode #50. 11-4-1992 News Media. Reporter #1 (Elizabeth Benedict). Reporter #2 (Paul Hebron). 149417 2007 Law & Order: Illegal T DVD -R HQ 9651 Episode. 2-13-2007 News Media. Auxillary police officer makes an overzealous attempt to stop an Immigration rally riot, but it may have caused a woman’s death. 149418 2006 Law & Order: In Vino Veritas T DVD -R HQ 7231 Episode. 11-3-2006 News Media. Traffic police pull over a drunken, blood-stained celebrity (Chevy Chase), whose racism becomes apparent after his arrest. His son is charged with killing a Jew at his instigation. 149419 1995 Law & Order: Jeopardy T SVD 1152 Littman, Jeremy R. and Rene Balcer Episode #115. 11-1-1995 Magazine Editor feuds with brother. Three murders at the offices of a small magazine uncovers bitter feud between brothers, whose mother is determined to protect her remaining son and the family business. 149420 1997 Law & Order: Judgment in L.A. Showtime T Episode #151. 3-27-1997. News Media. Reporter (Jud Meyers). Reporter (Patricia Randell). Gallery Reporter (Christopher Del Gaudio). 149421 1997 Law & Order: Judgment in L.A.: D-Girl T Episode #149. 3-27-1997. News Media. Newscaster (Gregg Dubner). 149422 1997 Law & Order: Judgment in L.A.: Turnaround T Episode #150. 3-20-1997 News Media. Reporter (Patricia Randell). 149423 2009 Law & Order: Just a Girl in the World T DVD -R HQ 11462 Episode. 10-2-2009 Magazine Journalist Emma Kim (Camille Chen) is attacked and detectives find that DNA evidence seems to link the murder of a CSU investigator to the attack on the young journalist. A crime scene investigator is murdered in her apartment. He fiancé is suspected, but then a journalist is attacked and DNA is found at the scene that links this crime to the murder. While working on the case of Daisy Chao, the slain CSU investigator, it appeared a string of sexual attacks by a rapist with an Asian fetish was unfolding because another woman, Reporter Kim reported being grabbed and threatened at knifepoint by a cab driver who had “yellow fever.” Detective Cyrus Lupo (Jeremy Sisto) takes a liking to Emma and the reporter and the detective get together. The ethical questions of such a relationship are discussed. It turns out the dead woman’s fiancé Jim Anderson did freelance work for the same magazine Kim writes for. 149424 1999 Law & Order: Justice T DVD -R HQ 6276 (Mislabeled as 6275). Episode. 11-10-1999 News Media. McCoy opposes his former colleague in the murder of another attorney for which a man may be wrongly convicted. 149425 1999 Law & Order: Juvenile T DVD -R HQ 4863. SVD 790 Sweren, Richard and Lynne E. Litt Episode #199. 4-14-1999 Columnist. Investigation into the shooting of a newspaper columnist leads to a murder case from two decades earlier. Reporter #1 (Mari-Esther Magaloni). Reporter #2 (Adam C. Vignola). 149426 1994 Law & Order: Kids T Episode #81. 2-9-1994 News Media. Newsman (Patrick Boll). 149427 2006 Law & Order: Kingmaker T DVD -R HQ 6022 (No Number on Label) Episode. 5-3-2006 Columnist Veronica Lake (Kate Updale) writes a critical article on a police officer's father's book. Picture of daughter printed -- Didn't know she was undercover. Newspaper reveals the identity of an undercover police officer resulting in her murder. Undercover cop shot and thrown off a building because she was outed by the media. Lake won't reveal her source. "I have nothing else to say without talking to my lawyer and in-house counsel," she tells angry police. Father is a conservative. Claims it was a plot against his book. Detectives search for the source of the leak Nightime News with TV Anchor Ron Grayson. Grayson wouldn't run with the story. Lake did. Grayson: "Without access, as a reporter I'd be useless." "No member of the House or Senate will speak to me any longer, some of whom I've known 30 years and without information, I'm not a journalist. I'm a newsreader." WNYJ Television Studio where congressman who is critical of father's book is giving an interview. Planting a story about his daughter ridiculous, he tells police. Source, a political aide, responsible for police officer's death. 149428 2008 Law & Order: Knock Off T DVD -R HQ 10585 Episode. 12-3-2008 News Media. A tourist is murdered and the detectives suspect that corrupt law enforcement officers are involved. Meanwhile, a new District Attorney is nominated for the upcoming election. 149429 2005 Law & Order: License to Kill T Sweren, Richard and Stuart Feldman Episode #342. 2-23-2005 News Media. Hero pursues mass murderer through streets of Manhattan causing a fatal accident. News conferences on steps of Hall of Justice. Reporter #1 (Rafael Clements). Reporter #2 (Kerrianne Spellman Cort). 149430 2005 Law & Order: Life Line T DVD -R HQ 8X 4529 Plageman, Greg Episode #354. 10-19-2005 Reporter Teresa Richter is a graduate from Yale and Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, a New Yorker fact checker and an aspiring investigative journalist who goes undercover for the Village Weekly to expose a Latino gang. She is murdered while writing a story on spec for the Village Weekly editor on the Latino gang sex trafficking. The editor who sent her out to do the story is shocked and chastised by the two detectives investigating the case. The aspiring journalist was murdered while undercover as a prostitute trying to expose the brutal gang practices. 149431 2001 Law & Order: Losing Season, A T Episode #243. 2-21-2001 Reporter (Greg Korin). 149432 2007 Law & Order: Murder Book T DVD -R HQ 8032 News Media. Baseball player writes book about killing his former wife. When publisher-editor is murdered, he becomes the prime suspect. O.J. Simpson-based drama. Public Relations nightmare for publishing firm. Paparazzi outside player's apartment. 149433 1997 Law & Order: Navy Blues T Episode. 10-15-1997. Season #8. Episode #3 News Media. Reporter #1 (Laura Ekstrand). Reporter #2 (Christopher Gabriel). 149434 2005 Law & Order: Obsession T DVD -R HQ 11199 Battles, Wendy, Alfred Barrios Jr. Episode #340. 2-9-2005 News Media. Conservative talk show host shot to death. News Media reaction. 149435 1990 Law & Order: Out of the Half-Light T Episode #11. 12-11-1990 News Media. Reporter (David L. King). Reporter #1 (Juney Smith). Reporter #2 (Elizabeth Swackhamer). 149436 2004 Law & Order: Paradigm T DVD -R HQ 2030 Sweren, Richard Episode #326. 9-22-2004 Press Conference. Print and TV reporters, male and female, yelling out questions. Two press conferences. Reporter (Haythem Noor). Reporter (Mike Ennis). Newspaper Reporter (Christopher Jon Gombos). Terms of the Geneva Convention come into play when the sister of a former inmate at Abu Ghraib prison is suspected of murdering a female Guardsman in the second Gulf War. 149437 1997 Law & Order: Passion T DVD -R HQ 3681 Schkolnick, Barry M. Episode #155. 5-7-1997 Editor's death points to a scorned girlfriend but might be a cover-up. McCoy and Ross sort it out. 149438 2008 Law & Order: Pledge T DVD -R HQ 10799 Episode #421. 1-21-2009 Science Reporter Ned Lasky (Matt Malloy) for Science Today. Lasky has been harassing Harold and Joyce Foley, both well-known biologists at a local university. Their work on a controversial pharmaceutical study made them targets for the killer who has already murdered their young son Eric and the housekeeper. Lasky may have some serious emotional issues. It all started at a sorority party 30 years ago -- and it turns out Lasky is a killer for very personal reasons. 149439 2008 Law & Order: Political Animal T DVD -R HQ 9995 Episode. 1-30-2008 Internet Gay Gossip Columnist (“A Journalist must protect her sources.”). News Media cover political fundraiser who is accused of killing three roommates in their apartment. Politicians alarmed because the fundraiser is a friend who has raised a lot of money, but apparently leads a secret life. One politician is a married, closet gay and is worried about exposure. 149440 2001 Law & Order: Prejudice T DVD -R 1793 Goldsmith, Jill. Episode #263. 12-12-2001 African-American Magazine Publisher is murdered. Detectives try to reconstruct argument he had with a man over a taxi. 149441 1996 Law & Order: Pro Se T Episode #132. 5-8-1996 News Media. First Reporter (Kiya Ann Joyce). Second Reporter (Robert Poletick). Schizophrenic attorney who refuses to take medication defends himself against multiple charges of murder. 149442 2009 Law & Order: Promote This! T DVD -R HQ 11079 Episode. 4-29-2009 News Media. Hate crimes against Hispanic men leads to controversy and a media circus. Commentator-Reporter Len Pewl’s America. Press Conference on the steps of the courthouse. 149443 2006 Law & Order: Public Service Homicide T DVD -R HQ 7117 TV Journalist Ellie Harper convinces a woman to confront the man who raped her when she was child. She is prosecuted for abetting the murder because she was looking for ratings and staged an encounter, an event where the woman was coached, paid and armed The producer is not a journalist, the prosecutor tells the jury. A man stabbed to death is not entertainment. Jury finds her guilty. Harper was producing a pilot for a show called "Confront and Heal," where victims confront their rapists and molesters. Award winning TV producer Harper "calls herself a journalist," and she arranged the whole thing. "Journalists report the news, but you created it." Gave victim a knife and a camera (which she never used). But she used the knife and killed the man. The man had been exposed on "Hard Focus," a show outing pedophiles watched by 29 million views on the 24/7 News Network. Head of network talks to prosecutors, gives them outtakes. Harper interviewing woman who killed her rapist. After Harper's trial, Hard Focus decides to do a special report on the whole affair but the Law & Order prosecutor refuses to go on the program. 149444 2005 Law & Order: Publish and Perish T DVD -R HQ 3155 Sweren, Richard Episode #346. 4-20-2005 News Media. Threats of media exposure mentioned several times during the program. The police investigators must tread lightly when they discover links between a powerful police commissioner and the murders of an infamous porn actress and a maverick publisher. 149445 2009 Law & Order: Rapture T DVD -R HQ 10867 Episode #425. 2-18-2009 News Media. Cyberspace. E-Mails from a religious Web site lead detectives to the dead body of one of the page’s creators. Jack McCoy’s political opponent uses the media to attack his reputation. Creator of a religious website is murdered and the trail leads to a corrupt charitable organization. 149446 1990 Law & Order: Reaper's Helper T Episode #3. 10-4-1990 Reporter (Christopher Rubin). 149447 1990 Law & Order: Reaper's Helper, The T Episode #3. 10-4-1990 Magazine Article. Greevey links the death to another murder that has taken place in San Francisco thanks to a magazine article. That murder leads the police to a similar murder in Los Angeles. 149448 2007 Law & Order: Remains of the Day T DVD -R HQ 8494 Episode. 1-5-2007 Tabloid queen (Mariel Hemingway) and model's son dies of a brain tumor caused by bone replacement in his legs. 149449 2008 Law & Order: Rumble T DVD -R HQ 10477 Episode. 11-6-2008 News Media. Press Conference on steps of court. Newspaper story. Coverage of a mob fight between two groups in a public park after one of them is killed earlier in a fight. 149450 1994 Law & Order: Sanctuary T DVD -R HQ 8X 4439 Chernuchin, Michael S., William N. Fordes Episode #85. 4-13-1994 News Media covers racial riots resulting from a Jewish motorist accidentally running down a black youth. 149451 2001 Law & Order: School Daze T DVD -R HQ 4944 (Disc Unplayable) Schindel, Barry, Eric Overmyer Episode. #251.5-16-2001 News Media. Reporter (Michael Winther). 149452 1995 Law & Order: Seed T Chernuchin, Michael S., Janis Diamon Episode#103. 2-15-1995. News Media. Probe of a woman's attempt on her husband's life leads to a fertility doctor with a high rate of success. 149453 2004 Law & Order: Sexual Victims Unit: Lowdown T DVD -R HQ 4872 Nathan, Robert Episode #111. 4-6-2004 News Media. Fear of media expose plays part in episode 149454 2007 Law & Order: Sexual Victims Unit: Outsider T DVD -R HQ 7773 Episode #173. 1-16-2007 News Media. Rapist-Murderer wants attention that he didn't get from his family and looks to the media and the police to get it. Keeps a scrapbook of all of his crimes. 149455 2009 Law & Order: Shotgun T DVD -R HQ 11628 Episode. 11-19-2009 TV Reporter Len Pewls (Jason Jones) of Len Pewls’ America of Channel 8 who covers a man who shot three men who came into his store and threatened him. Pewls wants to applaud the man, Stan Harkovy, for defending his employee and his business against armed predators. Pewls jumps right on the bandwagon and DA McCoy says that the “hero” is a perfect excuse for Pewls’ thinly veiled racist commentaries. Outside the courthouse, Len Pewls is reporting as McCoy walks up. Pewls says McCoy, since he took office, is using his office to pursue his quixotic, liberal wet dream. He ambushes McCoy and asks why he is prosecuting Stan Harkovy, the hero. McCoy says he can’t comment as grand jury proceedings are secret. Pewls asks when he is going to stop displaying such a liberal bias in his prosecutions. McCoy stands his ground, asking since when is it liberal bias to stand up for human dignity, human life and fairness under the law? He tells Pewls he should reexamine his own values before he starts questioning his. 149456 1992 Law & Order: Sisters of Mercy T Episode #39. 3-3-1992 News Media. Reporter (M. Lynda Robinson). 149457 1994 Law & Order: Snatched T Episode #78. 1-12-1994 Reporters (Robert Shampain). 149458 2008 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Authority T DVD -R HQ 9863 Episode. 4-28-2008 News Media covers engineer’s campaign that people be individuals, not sheep. Morning Joe Talk Show puts him on TV. The engineer is accused of making malicious phone calls to make people do strange things. He kidnaps the female police detective and toys with her male partner until he releases them both, then blows up the building and escapes. 149459 2008 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Closet T DVD -R HQ 9852 Episode. 4-2008 Editor Kurt Moss (Bill Pullman) of the New York Ledger is dating the female detective. The Ledger’s gossip columnist breaks the story that a star quarterback was involved with a man who is killed. The police think the detective leaked the story about the quarterback being gay to Moss. She and the editor deny it. “She was screwing the paper boy,” says one detective. Shock Jock Radio Host Larry Sportsman uses the story for higher ratings. 149460 2000 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Baby Killer T Episode #27. 11-17-2000 News Media. Reporter #2 (Dan Remmes). 149461 2001 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Care T Episode #52. 11-23-2001 News Media. Reporter (Julia Barnett). Reporter #2 (Worth Howe). 149462 2003 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Coerced T Episode #97. 10-28-2003 News Media. Reporter (Katie McGee) 149463 2008 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Cold T DVD -R HQ 9901 Episode. 5-13-2008 News Media concern when a policeman is shot after killing another rogue policeman. 149464 2006 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Confrontation T DVD -R HQ 7127 Episode #166. 10-17-2006 News Media. A rapist seems to be escalating his attacks. 149465 2000 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Contact T DVD -R HQ 11295. DVD -R 1699. West, Wendy, Robert Palm Episode #19. 4-28-2000 Crime Reporter dates Benson. Detectives investigate a series of sexual attacks happening on subways. 149466 2002 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Deception T VHS 1298 (Media Excerpts) Fazekas, Michael, Tara Butters Episode #68. 10-4-2002 News Media. Reporter #1 (Katie McGee). Reporter #2 (Bill Kocis). Reporter #3 (Alan Mozes). Family portrait painted by kindergartner leads detectives to investigate her mother for child sexual abuse of her teenage stepson. When boy's father is found murdered, focus of investigation shifts to the boy -- and his stepmother goes to great lengths to protect him and prevent detectives from learning the truth. 149467 2002 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Dolls T Episode #73. 11-8-2002 News Media. Reporter (Sharron Bower). 149468 2003 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Fallacy T Episode #87. 4-18-2003 News Media. Reporter #1 (Sharron Bower). 149469 2006 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Fault T DVD -R HQ 5796 Episode #158. 4-4-2006 News Media. Unit uses the news media to try to catch a killer-pedophile. Newscaster (Jane Fergus). Serial pedophile murders members of a family and kidnaps two younger children. 149470 2001 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Folly T Episode #39. 3-23-2001 Photographer Leo (Jason Harris). 149471 2004 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Haunted T Episode #126. 12-7-2004 News Media. Reporter (Katie McGee). 149472 2007 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Haystack T DVD -R HQ 8011 Episode. 2-20-2007 Reporter's accusation leads a despondent new mother to kill herself. Reporter is accused of being overzealous. Detectives continue to search for the mother's missing child as time gets shorter. 149473 2008 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Inconceivable T DVD -R HQ 9559 Episode. 1-26-2008 News Media. News Conference. 149474 2006 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Infiltrated T DVD -R HQ 7189 Episode #167. 10-31-2006 News Media. Detective, still under cover in Oregon, gives testimony against brutal rapist. 149475 2006 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Influence T DVD -R HQ 6089 Episode. 5-16-2006. Season #7. Episode #22. News Media. Reporter #1 (Marvina Vinique). Reporter #4 (Gina Rice). Unstable woman stops taking medication and mows down 10 people with her car. Former rock star wages an anti-psychiatric-drug campaign. Reporter #1 (Keisha Alfred). 149476 2002 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Lust T Episode #70. 10-18-2002 News Media. Reporter (Lisa Trader). 149477 2000 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Noncompliance T Episode. 11-24-2000. Season #2. Episode #6 Reporter (Perri Gaffney). 149478 2004 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Obscene T DVD -R HQ 2290 Molina, Jose Episode #119. 10-12-2004 News Media. Newspapers. Paparazzi. "I can't sneeze without it ending up in the tabloids," says star of a controversial TV teen show. Son of an outspoken critic becomes the prime suspect when she is raped in her trailer on the set. New York Ledger headline: "Payback" when mother shoots B.J. Cameron, a radio shock jock she blames for her son's rape of the teen show star. Other newspaper and magazine headlines. Turns out mother planned shooting as a publicity stunt for her crusade against Cameron. Jury undecided, mistrial. 149479 2004 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Outcry T Episode #121. 10-26-2004. News Media. News Anchor (Eric Evangelista). TV Interviewer (Jane Fergus). Journalist #1 (April Armstrong). Journalist #2 (Bill Kocis). Journalist #3 (Nick Basta). Journalist #4 (Teresa Woods). Journalist #5 (Wallis Herst). Journalist #6 (Chris O'Neill). 149480 2004 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Poison T Episode #113. 5-11-2004 News Media. Reporter #1 (Dave Thomsen). Reporter #2 (Wallis Herst). Reporter #3 (April Armstrong). Prosecutors try to get evidence to remove a judge from the bench after his bias in two child abuse cases leads to the death of a child and the wrongful incarceration of an innocent woman. 149481 2005 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Pure T DeNoon, Dawn Episode #134. 3-8-2005 News Media. When a teenage girl disappears, a psychic offers his services to the police. News Media referred to as "pain in the ass press," by police. Reporter #3 (Keisha Alfred). Reporter #2 (Todd Faulkner). Reporter #1 (Katie McGee). 149482 2006 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Recall T Episode #164. 10-3-2006 News Media. TV Reporter (Dave Thomsen). Stabler and his new partner go after a possible serial rapist with the help of an unlikely victim from 30 years ago. 149483 2000 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Remorse T DVD -R HQ 2720. SVD 1439 Perry, Michael R. Episode #20. 5-5-2000. TV Reporter Sarah Logan (Jennifer Esposito) sexually assaulted by two men months earlier bonds with Munch. 149484 2004 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Scavenger T DVD -R HQ 2234 Denoon, Dawn, Lisa Marie Petersen Episode #120. 10-19-2004 Newspaper morgue. Serial killer masquerades as reporter at a newspaper. Faced with rejection from his mother and publishers, a homicidal maniac decides to imitate a famous serial killer "RDK." Along with his abductions, he also decides to play a game with detectives leading them on a wild goose chase. When the detectives learn of the imitator's identity, he skips a victim, and abducts the sole survivor of the real RDK's victims. Now the detectives must race against the clock to save her. 149485 2007 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Screwed T DVD -R HQ 8555 Episode. 5-22-2007. Season Finale News Media. Court TV's Nancy Grace and Reporter Star Jones (Themselves) commenting on the trial of a policeman's stepson for the murders of a woman and her baby. News media circus. 149486 2004 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Sick T Episode #110. 3-30-2004 News Media. Reporter #1 (Katie McGee). Reporter #2 (Alan Mozes). 149487 2006 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Taboo T DVD -R HQ 10747 Episode. 1-17-2006. News Media. Reporter #1 (Nick Basta). Reporter #2 (Keisha Alfred). 149488 2003 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Tragedy T Episode #92. 9-23-2003 News Media. Reporter #1 (Sharron Bower). 149489 2008 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Unorthodox T DVD -R HQ 9516 Episode. 1-15-2008 News Media cover the story of a young Jewish boy who is brutally attacked. The clues lead to a disturbed classmate as more victims begin to come forward. Defense claims media plays a role in the child brutally raping four children including an orthodox Jewish boy. 149490 2006 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Venom T DVD -R HQ 5746 Episode. 3-28-2006 News Media referenced -- story would make good headlines, says a suspect who vows to take down a policeman and his family involved in his life. 149491 2008 Law & Order: Submission T DVD -R HQ 9760 TV Reporter Dawn Talley (Lara Flynn Boyle) of WVYS-Channel 8 News uses her feminine wiles to find out about a dead woman and a dogfighting ring. But she is more involved than anyone knows. NYPD Detectives plot to trick the ambitious reporter. Talley is shown doing TV stand-ups and reporting in the field. She blames the police for not catching the killer of a real estate tycoon’s wife. When she comes up with an exclusive angle that the wife was seeing psychiatrist, the female head of detectives says, “Maybe we should hire her.” The reporter won’t reveal her source. She tells police if they want to have a new lead on a story, they’ll have to listen to her at 11 o’clock. They follow her and discover the TV newswoman is having an affair with the dead wife’s husband. Testifying before the Grand Jury, Talley says her sources are confidential. When the DA asks her if gathering news in a hot tub is confidential, she answers that the truth is important. “I do what I have to do, use what I have to use including my sexuality” to get the story. Everything was aimed at getting a story. “It’s my job.” The DA tells the reporter about some incriminating footprints near the murder site. There are no footprints, but the reporter falls for it and she and the killer are videotaped at the site with incriminating evidence. She is charged with perjury and hiding evidence for starters. The crying reporter tries to make a deal. But the DA says her “submission signal” (a term in which one of two dogs lie down to signify submission to the other) won’t work since he is like the killer dogs (killer dogs don’t stop no matter what the other dog does). His assistant says to him, “She’s a lying slut, a disgrace to her profession and an accessory to murder,” but with all of that would he have fallen for her? 149492 1990 Law & Order: Subterranean Homeboy Blues T Episode #2. 9-20-1990 Reporter (Dan Desmond). 149493 2003 Law & Order: Suicide Box T DVD -R HQ 3708 Zelman, Aaron Episode #293. 3-26-2003 News Media. A media-savvy attorney defends a black teenager accused of shooting an off-duty police officer. 149494 1993 Law & Order: Sweeps T SV 223 McNeere, Craig, Robert Nathan Episode #67. 9-15-1993 Talk Show Host. Guest is murdered on-air on a controversial talk show. Police and district attorney attempt to prosecute the show's abrasive host Rick Mason (Robert Klein). 149495 2008 Law & Order: Sweetie T DVD - HQ 10605 Episode #417. 12-10-2008 Writer of a well-known memoir is found dead in a community of male prostitutes. His African-American agent, Kate Tenny (Vivica A. Fox) is a former journalist who actually wrote the memoir out of her own experiences and male prostitutes she interviewed. She hired an actor to play the role of “Sweetie Ness” and then killed him to stop him from exposing her. A male prostitute who calls himself Sweetie Ness swears the memoir is based on his life and wants the recognition but instead is arrested and convicted of the murder. The District Attorney vows to vacate the verdict and put Tenny on trial, but there is no evidence to do so. Paparazzi picture used as evidence. 149496 1998 Law & Order: Tabloid T DVD -R HQ 2259. SVD 878 Black, David Episode #180. 5-13-1998 Gossip Columnist Arlen Levitt (John Slattery) is blamed for his wife's death by a prominent man. Tabloid journalism comes under scrutiny during a murder case. 149497 2009 Law & Order: Take-Out T DVD -R HQ 10981 Episode. 3-19-2009 Journalist Alex Boone (Neal Jones) is writing a book on China and discovers that a spy jailed for giving China secrets is innocent, but that his wife is guilty. The couple’s daughter has him killed because she doesn’t want her mother’s reputation to be sullied. The detectives try to find out who killed Boone, whose computer holding his writing and evidence was stolen. The limo driver hired to kill him is shot down in the streets by the detectives. Soon after the man was imprisoned for being a spy, his wife committed suicide. His son continues to mount a campaign to clear his father. At an art gallery, he throws a glass of wine into the reporter’s face when the reporter asks him to help him. The Reporter says he has irrefutable proof that the mother met with the Chinese -- the journalist had been in a Chinese prison and had a source who told him everything. Boone found out the wife was the spy. The couple never told the children. Boone told the daughter it was her mother. She panicked that this man would destroy her mother’s reputation and had him killed. The father confesses it was the mother, that he took the blame so she would stay out of jail and that neither expected him to be convicted. When he was, his wife couldn’t take it and killed herself. Now the son is innocent, but the daughter could go to jail. 149498 2007 Law & Order: Talking Points T Episode #384. 2-2-2007 Interviewer (James Lloyd Reynolds). 149499 1990 Law & Order: Torrents of Greed, The (Part One) T Episode #15. 2-12-1991 Reporter #1 (Nancy Addison). Reporter #2 (Jim Gillis). Reporter (Maria Ottavia). 149500 2005 Law & Order: Trial by Jury: Abominable Snowman, The T DVD -R HQ 2910. Wolf, Dick (Writer). Episode #1 (Premiere). 3-3-2005 Columnist Dominick Dunne of Vanity Fair. Media throughout the legal drama. Broadway producer tried for the death of an aspiring actress uses the media to win public support. He decides to spin the publicity by inviting the Vanity Fair columnist Dunne to dinner at Alain Ducasse and is then surprised when the article turns out to be unfavorable. His lawyer is not. "You may have forgotten that his daughter was murdered by her boyfriend." 149501 2005 Law & Order: Trial by Jury: Forty-One Shots (aka 41 Shots) T DVD -R HQ 2926. 4986. Walon, Green (Writer). Episode #2. 3-4-2005 News Media throughout the legal drama. Television news coverage used in court to show proper timeline in the police shooting of a suspect. Reporter (Chenoa Andon). 149502 2005 Law & Order: Trial By Jury: Vigilante T DVD -R HQ 2977 Wilcox, David Episode #3. 3-11-2005 News Media. Lawyer for a man who is suspected of killing a pedophile uses the media to make her case. Reporter and lawyer try to work out an agreement. 149503 2002 Law & Order: True Crime T DVD -R HQ 10197 (Missing Ending) Battles, Wendy, Noah Baylin Episode #280. 10-16-2002 Journalist. Retired detective, now journalist, refuses to give his notes to the prosecutors who give the story to the newspapers. Journalist delighted at the publicity. Rock singer’s body is found in a garbage can with large amounts of heroin and cocaine in her system. 149504 1991 Law & Order: Violence of Summer, The T DVD -R HQ 2224. SVD 742, 736. SVD 1095 Duggan, Michael Episode #14. 2-5-1991 TV Reporter, young and prominent, is gang-raped, but Stone and Robinette are backed against the wall when there's not enough evidence to prosecute. Stronger case needs to be built in the assault of a TV reporter (Megan Gallagher) so the investigation can be reopened. 149505 1992 Law & Order: Working Stiff, The T Episode #44. 5-12-1992 News Media. Reporter #1 (Donna Haley). Reporter #2 (Paul Kandel). 149506 1988 Law and Harry McGraw, The: Maginnis For the People T Fischer, Peter S. Episode. 2-10-1988 News Media 149507 1987 Law and Harry McGraw, The: Rappaport's Back in Town T Episode #5. 10-27-1987 Reporter (R.J. Adams). 149508 1962 Law and Mr. Jones, The: No News is Good News T Episode 33. 4-19-62 News 149509 1976 Law and Order MT Uhnak, Dorothy (Novel). E. Jack Neuman (Teleplay) Ness Book TV Correspondent Karen Day (Suzanne Pleshette) having affair with married cop while pressuring him to take action against corruption within the department. His son has come back to the force after returning from Vietnam. Son's partner provided reporter with evidence of the corruption and is killed by another member of the force. Son and reporter urge married cop to conduct an investigation. After working with honest cops to expose corruption, cop ends relationship with reporter and reconciles with son. 149510 1953 Law and Order M Editor Martin (James Stone). 149511 1935 Law Beyond the Range M VHS 1087 Hillyer, Lambert (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher of The Ledger Alexander (Samuel S. Hinds) is killed by the town boss. Tim McDonald (Tim McCoy) inherits the paper and resigns from the Texas Rangers. Newspaper office is blown up, but McDonald and former editor's daughter escape and get out an edition on election day using old wallpaper. Shoot-out ends the film. 149512 1924 Law Forbids, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 149513 1921 Law of the Four Just Men, The (aka Again the Three Just Men) N Wallace, Edgar Crime Reporter of the Megaphone 149514 1993 Law of the Land T Australian Series 4-22-1993 to 1-1-1994 Journalist (Frances O'Connor) 149515 1976 Law of the Land MT Reporter (Keith Atkinson) 149516 1937 Law of the Ranger M Duffy, Jesse A. (Story). Nate Gatzert (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Polk (Lafe McKee) and his daughter Evelyn (Elaine Shepard) use the newspaper to oppose a villain in a western town. 149517 1920 Law of the Yukon, The M Service, Robert W. (Poem). Harry Chandlee (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Newspaperman Morgan Kleath (Edward Earle) leaves his unfaithful wife in San Francisco to start a newspaper in the Yukon and gets framed for robbery. He falls in love with a woman who becomes his secretary Goldie (Nancy Deaver). Journalist pursues a story on a doctor's scheming wife who first tries to ensnare him and then runs off with another man when her efforts are unsuccessful. She and her new husband's mistress later die in the snow while trying to reach a mining claim. Kleath is accused of theft, but his wife shows up and testifies that he and his secretary were trapped in a cabin on the night of the robbery. After her testimony, the wife is shot leaving the journalist and secretary together. 149518 1938 Law West of Tombstone M DVD -R HQ 9547, 9546 Reporter (Syd Saylor). First Reporter (Donald Kerr). Newspaper Editor (Charles Middleton). 149519 1929 Law Without Law SM Nebel, Frederick Lewis (aka Louis Frederick N. Also Grimes Hill) Black Mask, April 1929, Vol. 12, No. 2, pp. 5-24. Fourth installment in "The Crimes of Richmond City" series Reporter Kennedy and MacBride 149520 1974 Law, The T Episode News Media. TV News Anchor Barry Hale (Ernie Anderson). 149521 1960 Lawbreakers, The M News Media. Reporter Ed (Jay Adler). Reporter (Eddie Marr). 149522 2004 Lawless MT UK Journalist (Vineeta Rishi). 149523 1953 Lawless Breed, The M Reporter (Phil Tead). Released from jail, John Wesley Hardin leaves an account of his life with the local newspaper. 149524 1945 Lawless Empire M Editor Sam Enders (Tom Chatterton) 149525 1936 Lawless Nineties, The M Poland, Joseph and Scott Pembroke (Story). Paul Malvern (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Owners Janet Carter (Ann Rutherford) and Major Carter (George Hayes) arrive in Wyoming from Virginia to start a newspaper, The Crockett City Blade. Town is terrorized by men trying to keep the citizens from voting for statehood. Last editor shot, but Hayes vows to use the paper to attack those who oppose statehood. He is killed and Carter vows to carry on. Outlaws attempt to keep her from publishing the paper on election day, but she prints a special edition. Wyoming wins statehood and Carter's assistant carries a banner in the victory parade crediting the paper. "Newspaper work's too darn dangerous for a woman," says the hero (played by John Wayne). 149526 1931 Lawless Woman, The M Ness Book Cub Reporter Allan Perry (Carroll Nye) tries to get a story on a showgirl who is charged with killing a gangster. They fall in love. Drunken reporter handles comic relief. New York Times, 6/8/31: "The cub wins the juiciest assignment of the year, punches a gang leader in the nose, outwits the automobile load of thugs who think they are putting him on the 'spot,' solves two murders and falls in love." "'It's all in the day's work for us reporters,' this reporter explains modestly.:" 149527 1959 Lawless Years, The: Framed T Episode #12. 7-16-1959 Reporter (Ronnie Lerner). 149528 1949 Lawless, The M DVD -R HQ 11150, 11151 Mainwaring, Daniel (Novel -- "Voice of Stephen Wilder, The"). Geoffrey Homes (Screenplay). Homes is pseudonym for Daniel Mainwaring. Ness Book Editor Sunny Garcia (Gail Russell) of La Luz, a Spanish weekly paper. Rival Editor Larry Wilder (MacDonald Carey), war correspondent who takes over local paper, The Morning Union. Two papers in town reflect racial duality of community. Wilder assigns Reporter Jonas Creel (Guy Anderson) to cover dance for local migrant workers he calls "fruit tramps." Wilder also goes and meets Garcia. Boy gets in fight with police and escapes. Wrongly accused of assaulting woman. Media pick up story. Portray fugitive as ruthless sadist. He's arrested. Wilder writes editorial defending him. Calls for defense fund. Editorial stirs up townspeople. Riot. Mob destroys newspaper office. Garcia puts out edition of Wilder's paper. City reporters descend. Sob Sister Jan Dawson (Lee Patrick) tipped off by Creel who strings for her paper. Wants scoop. Interviews assaulted woman, puts words in her mouth. Portrayed as racist who tells paper all Hispanics look the same to her. TV reporters sensation seekers. When fugitive arrested, police pull his head up to make sure TV cameras get good shot of his face. "What gets into newspapermen? Why can't they act like people?" Reporter in Office (David Clarke). TV Reporter Mark Eldredge (Russ Conway). 149529 2000 Lawless: Dead Evidence MT News Media. TV Reporter (Francesca Rudkin). Newsreader (Simon Dallow). 149530 1959 Lawman, The: 9:05 to North Platte T Episode #49. 12-6-1959 Newsboy hostage and the female owner of the saloon are held hostage by a man and his sons in the marshal's office until the 9:05 train to North Platte comes through. It's carrying another of his sons who's being taken to justice by a lawman. The man wants to make a trade. 149531 1959 Lawman, The: Big Hat, The T Episode #21. 2-22-1959. (In Four Episodes in 1959). Editor Julie Tate (Barbara Lang) comes to town to take over as the editor of the town newspaper, the weekly Laramie Free Press. Her uncle, Harry Tate (Jon Lormer) was respected journalist who worked with the lawman Dan Troop to bring civilization to this small western town. He was given the groom's "big hat" to wear after a wedding and as he left the saloon he was shot and killed. 149532 1958 Lawman, The: Bloodline T Episode #9. 11-30-1958 Editor Harry Tate is the respected editor of the town newspaper, the weekly Laramie Free Press. A fast draw family causes trouble for the Lawman. 149533 1958 Lawman, The: Joker, The T Episode #3. 10-19-1958 Editor Harry Tate is the respected editor of the town newspaper, the weekly Laramie Free Press. Dan and Johnny try to capture a prisoner who tells Johnny he is his father. Dan is shocked when Johnny turns in his badge saying he has bad blood and won't make a good lawman. Dan and Johnny have a gunfight with the prisoner and Johnny takes back his job. 149534 1958 Lawman, The: Jury, The T Episode #6. 11-9-1958 Editor Harry Tate is the respected editor of the town newspaper, the weekly Laramie Free Press. New saloon is opened in Laramie by Kate Wilson who has had several scrapes with the law but is always acquitted by all-male jurors. When the same thing happens in Laramie, Dan pulls out all the stops bringing in an ex-beau of hers doing time for one of her former crimes and an all-woman jury to de-rail her. 149535 1958 Lawman, The: Man Behind the News, The T Episode #150. Series 10-5-1958 to 10-9-1962. Owner Luther Boardman (Clinton Sundberg) is the new owner of the Laramie Free Press and he is in love with the outlaw persona. Feeling the outlaws are the real story in the wild west, he begins a smear campaign against Lawman Dan Trooper. He accuses him of police brutality because Dan knocked out a man who was rowdy and drunk and threatening to shoot people in the Bird Cage saloon, even though Boardman wasn't in the saloon at the time. He soon has the drunk convinced he needs a public apology from Dan. 149536 1959 Lawman, The: Outsider, The T Episode #14. 1-4-1959 Editor Harry Tate is the respected editor of the town newspaper, the weekly Laramie Free Press. Hate mongers go after a half-breed Indian woman who lives on a ranch with here Sioux mother. When her white father dies, the cattlemen try to run her off. 149537 1959 Lawman, The: Press, The T Episode #48. 11-29-1959 Owner Lal Hoard (Robert J. Wilke) of the town newspaper, the Laramie Weekly. Hoard gets out of prison and heads for Laramie. Lawman Dan Troop put him away and he swore revenge. But now it looks as if he has changed. He buys the Laramie newspaper. Hoard says he wants to settle down and stay out of trouble. It doesn't take long to see that he is starting a smear campaign against Dan and then tries to blackmail Lily Merrill, the owner of the Birdcage saloon. 149538 1958 Lawman, The: Prisoner, The T Episode #2. 10-12-1958 Editor Harry Tate is the respected editor of the town newspaper, the weekly Laramie Free Press. A man comes to town looking for a fight. When he kills a man, he is arrested. 149539 1996 Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace M TV News Anchor (Amanda Hillwood) 149540 1962 Lawrence of Arabia M DVD -R HQ 2462, 2463, 2464, 2465. L. VHS 471l Bolt, Robert, Michael Wilson (Screenplay). AFI-Journalists. Quinn. Ness Book. Correspondent Jackson Bentley (Arthur Kennedy) from the Chicago Daily Courier modeled after Lowell Thomas, covers exploits of Lawrence in Arabia. Reporter first seen at funeral commenting that the deceased was a poet, a scholar and a mighty warrior. He adds an aside that he was also the most shameless exhibitionist since P.T. Barnum. Lawrence's story is told in flashback. A prince suggests reporter may be playing Lawrence up as a hero to draw the United States towards war. Bentley tells diplomat that he has claim to Lawrence because he was responsible for making the soldier a hero. His attitude towards Lawrence changes as the carnage becomes more extensive. Newsman is skeptical about ability of Arabs to gain freedom. Expresses shock when he visits site of bloody slaughter. Massacre seems to cause him to question not only Lawrence's actions, but his own profession and its role in the violence. Reporter at Lawrence's funeral (Jack Hedley). "Let me take your rotten bloody picture for the rotten bloody newspapers." Bentley takes pictures of train wreck. Arab leader smashes camera because he is afraid it will "steal his virtue." Illustrates confusion western press has in dealing with cultures. 149541 1996 Laws Be Their Enemy N Smith, F.E. News Media 149542 2004 Laws of Attraction M News Media. TV Reporter (Annika Pergament). Legal TV Reporter (John Discepolo). TV Host (Annie Ryan). 149543 2006 Laws of Chance: Original T Episode #1. News Team Cameraman (J.D. Jacoby). 149544 1996 Laws of Our Fathers, The N OWN - P Turow Scott Reporter Seth Klonsky is covering the trial of the son of a senator who is accused o killing his mother. His brother is the presiding judge. 149545 1932 Lawyer Man M Reporter Merritt (Roscoe Karns). Reporter with Merritt (Sam Godfrey). Reporter (Bert Moorhouse). Reporter with Cigar (Phil Tead). 149546 1970 Lawyer, The M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 149547 2005 LAX: Cease & Assist T Episode #11. 3-19-2005 Reporter (Bobby Dodge). 149548 2004 LAX: Credible Threat T Episode #4. 10-4-2004 News Media. On-Air Reporter (Leyna Nguyen). 149549 2004 LAX: Unscheduled Arrivals T Episode #6. 10-18-06 Paparazzi Craig (Peter O'Meara). 149550 2006 Lay of the Land, The N Ford, Richard Sportswriter and real estate agent, husband and father, Frank Bascombe has been many things to many people. His uncertain youth behind him, we follow him through three days during the autumn of 2000, when his trade as a realtor on the Jersey Shore is thriving. But as a presidential election hangs in the balance, and a postnuclear-family Thanksgiving looms before him, Frank discovers that what he terms “the Permanent Period” is fraught with unforeseen perils. 149551 1796 Lay Preacher, The SS Dennie, Joseph Fictional Journalist created by Joseph Dennie, the first fictional character in American journalism to enjoy popularity in most of the states. Appeared in The New Hampshire Journal; Or, Farmer's Weekly Museum, The of Walpole, New Hampshire. 149552 1972 Layout for 5 Models M Editor (Hedger Wallace). 149553 1989 Lazarus File, The NM Prebble, Stuart Journalist Jonathan Maguire vows to find the neo-fascist group responsible for a racist murder. He uncovers a plot that leads him far beyond crude politics to the heart of the British establishment. 149554 2008 Lazarus Project, The N Hemon, Aleksander Journalist Brik in Chicago in the 21st century is from Eastern Europe and he becomes obsessed with Lazarus Averbuch’s story in 1908 -- he was killed delivering a letter, called a would-be anarchist assassin and agent of foreign political operatives and the news set off a city and a country already simmering with ethnic and political tensions. Now Brik wants to know what really happened and why? In order to understand Lazarus, Bik and his friend Sarajevo War Photojournalist Rora retrace his path across Eastern Europe through a history of pogroms and poverty, through a present-day landscape of cheap Mafiosi and cheaper prostitutes. The stories of Lazarus and Brik become entwined, augmented by the photographs Rora takes on their journey. 149555 1979 Lazarus Syndrome, The T Former Reporter Joe Hamill (Ronald Hunter) who became hospital administrator, hot-tempered reformer 149556 1979 Lazarus Syndrome, The: Mechanic T Kline, Steve Episode Former Reporter Joe Hamill (Ronald Hunter) who became hospital administrator, hot-tempered reformer 149557 1972 LBJ: Lyndon Johnson Talks Politics DT TV Journalist Host Walter Cronkite 149558 1987 LBJ: The Early Years MT SVD 565 Newsreel Announcer (Corey Burton). 149559 1966 LBJ's Texas DT NBC TV Newsman Ray Scherer 149560 2009 Leadcatcher M Paparazzo (Erik Jensen). 149561 1996 Leading Man, The M TV Interviewer (Sheridan Morley). 149562 2008 Leaf M Sports Reporter Jay Posner (Himself) of the San Diego Union Tribune. The short NFL career of quarterback Ryan Leaf who, after being drafted second overall by the San Diego Chargers, lacked the maturity to lead and after winning his first two games of the 1998 season, his efforts collapsed in a dreadful loss to Kansas City, followed by an infamous screaming encounter with a local reporter Posner and a perfunctory public apology. Injury benched him for the 1999 season. His career is considered the worst in the history of the NFL. 149563 1937 League of Frightened Men, The M Writer (Eduardo Ciannelli) is suspected of murder. 149564 1999 League of Gentlemen, The: T Series Interviewer (Reece Shearsmith), Look North Interviewer. 149565 1999 League of Gentlemen, The: Turn Again Geoff Tipps T Episode #16. 10-3-2002 TV Reporter (Simon Vigar). 149566 1992 League of Their Own, A M Newsreel Announcer (Harry Shearer). 149567 1987 League of Their Own, A DM Short Photographer (Doug Decker). 149568 2006 League of Vampires, The CB James Bond 007 #10. From the Daily Express, Oct. 25, 1972 to Feb. 28, 1973. Journalist Dolly Hamlet. James Bond investigates a “Vampire Cult” which turns out to be a cover for a scheme involving kidnapping, murder and industrial sabotage. 149569 1989 Lean on Me M News Media. Reporter (Gloria Sauve). Photographer (Robert Kamlot) 149570 1992 Leap of Faith M News Media. Female TV Anchor (Maria Arita). 149571 2009 Leap of Faith NR Hart, Arianna Host of a Public Radio Station Talk Show Dr. Jane Farmer, a marriage and family therapist, likes her life calm, controlled and on schedule. But after she accepts a package for her mysterious neighbor, former FBI agent Lex D’Angelo, her well-ordered life goes out the window. Now she’s on the run from gun-toting goons and putting herself in situations her lady-like upbringing never prepared her for. D’Angelo can’t believe he’s stuck on a mission with his uptight neighbor. How is he going t solve a case that killed one of his former lovers when he has to rely on a psychologist? What’s she going to do -- talk the gun out of the bad guy’s hands? But as the situation gets more dangerous, Jane shows strength he never expected. Now Lex isn’t so sure that she isn’t the right woman for the job -- and the heart. 149572 1918 Leap to Fame M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters Cub Reporter Charles Trevor (Carlyle Blackwell) is sent to New York City to work for the Clarion because he only wants to have a good time. The judge's son makes good. City Editor (Frank Beamish). 149573 1912 Leap Year Proposal, A M Short News Media. Newspaper Journalist Diana Morley (Leah Baird). The Newspaper Editor (Hal Wilson). 149574 2001 Leap Years: T Episodes #12, #14. 10-14-2001. 10-28-2001. Reporter (Robert Gow). 149575 2005 Learning Curves N Myers, Cindi TV Reporter Shelly Piper of Denver leaves her job at a local network and takes a position as a co-anchor "Inside Story" at a nearby PBS station KPRM where she excels as a journalist. She builds a good professional relationship with her hunky boss and her co-anchor Jack Halloran that later blossoms into something more personal. They work diligently to make their show a success. In Denver, Piper learned "perky" Pam Parsons was selected for the anchor spot on "First For News" though Piper worked diligently for 10 years at the show. Then she learns that her size 12 did her in. They offer her a spot on a weight reduction program. Shelly is a substantial size 12 in a size 4 industry and she must struggle with her self-image. Former Dallas Anchor Jack Halloran quit his last show because no one took him seriously as a reporter because he looked like a hunk. They fall in love. Can they form a relationship off the air that will not destroy their terrific on-air relationship? Contemporary newsroom romance. 149576 1996 Learning To Drive N Norwich, William Gossip Columnist Julian Orr is told by a psychiatrist that at 37 he should learn how to drive. He enrolls in a driving school, clashes with the driving instructor, and then takes a wild ride in the netherworld of famous people outside of Manhattan. He needs a driver's license so he can visit his parents' graves in suburban Connecticut. Orr is middle-aged, gay and disenchanted New York gossip columnist magazine and aspiring writer who makes a living profiling the lives of rich and trendy. Orr threatens the manager of the driving school with a critical newspaper piece. His instructor goes berserk, insults Orr, punches him and then hits and kills an elderly woman. When the police stop the car, the instructor starts shooting and is killed. Julian saves the instructor's daughter whom he decides he wants to keep. He gets his license, doesn't get custody and drives himself to the cemetery for his graveside moment. 149577 2004 Learning to Drive N Hays, Mary Reporter-Postmistress is part of the colorful characters in Beede Vermont. 149578 1925 Learning to Love M AFI-Scandal Sheets Tabloid Newspaper 149579 1954 Lease of Life M Journalist Foley (Reginald Beckwith) 149580 2008 Leather Maiden N Lansdale, Joe R. War Correspondent Cason Statler, a Gulf War veteran and Pulitzer Prize-nominated journalist, lost his job in Houston after a scandalous affair. He returns home to the small east Texas town of Camp Rapture a wreck -- the job he cared for is gone, a lost love has left him empty and bitter and he has been drinking too much, stalking his ex-girlfriend, and wallowing in envy of his successful older brother. To get back on his feet, he takes a job at the local paper. Mr. Timpson, the eccentric publisher of the Camp Rapture Report, a sleepy East Texas daily, is intrigued enough by his track record to gamble on an ex-big-time newspaperman who almost won a Pulitzer. Promising to get clean and sober, Cason leave the publisher’s office as the paper’s newest columnist. When he stumbles across his predecessor’s notes on a cold case murder file, he thinks he’s found the thing that will keep him out of trouble. No such luck. The further he digs into the case the more certain he is that the unsolved crime is connected to a series of eerie, inexplicable events that have recently occurred in the town. And he knows his suspicions are right on when he finds himself dragged into a deadly game of blackmail and murder that clearly has evil as its only goal. Six months earlier a beautiful, exceptionally bright university student without an enemy in the world, had gone missing, her abandoned car found just outside of town. Cason thinks that a series of articles done to a turn might revitalize his once brilliant career. Instead it plunges him into a gory, Gothic netherworld. 149581 1940 Leather Pushers, The (aka Leatherpushers, The) M Rhine, Larry, Ben Chapman, Maxwell Shane (Screenplay) Ness Book Female Sportswriter Pat Danbury (Astrid Allwyn), who lets her readers believe she is a man, attacks a boxer who has been given a fabricated build-up. The promoter decides to get back at her by arranging for her to win the boxer's contract when it is raffled off. He becomes a champ and the sportswriter uses the money to support broken-down fighters. The promoter's boss attempts to get the boxer barred from fighting and then tries to frame him on charges of fixing fights. When his wrestling friend gets injured in a confrontation with crooks, the boxer has to give him a blood transfusion, which makes him weak for the championship bout. Sportswriter gets the wrestler to broadcast over the arena's loudspeakers and he inspires the boxer to victory. Commentator (Reid Kilpatrick). Reporter (Arthur O'Connell). Announcer Dan Brown (Ben Alexander). 149582 2001 Leatherface Speaks: Informal Interview with Gunnar Hansen, An DT Short Interviewer Tony Earnshaw. 149583 1990 Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III M TV Newsman (Ron Brooks) 149584 2007 Leatherheads M DVD -R HQ 11202, 11203 Chicago Reporter Lexie Littleton (Renee Zellweger) crashes the men-only press box at a fledgling pro football game during the 1920s and the renegade leader of the ragtag football team and his World War I hero-player fall in love with her. Pressbox Reporter (David Lowe). Reporter (George Peroulas). Princeton Reporter (Craig S. Harper). Chicago Reporter (William Stine). Writer-Photographer (Thomas Huff). Radio Announcer (Patt Noday). Lexie is assigned to write an expose on the World War I hero who isn’t really a hero. She does her job but didn’t figure on falling for the renegade leader of the football team. Professional football comes of age. 149585 1997 Leave It To Beaver M News Media. Woman TV Reporter (Wendy L. Walsh) 149586 1957 Leave It To Beaver: Beaver Becomes a Hero T Episode. Series (10-4-57 to 9-12-63) Newspaper. Beaver creates a story about himself being a hero, but regrets it when it is printed in the newspaper 149587 1959 Leave It To Beaver: Beaver's Newspapers T SVD 1148 Episode #69. 4-23-1959 Newspaper. Beaver finds Wally's old typewriter and uses it to create his own newspaper 149588 1962 Leave It To Beaver: Late Edition, The T DVD -R HQ 7137. SVD 1114 Episode. #199. 10-18-1962 Newsboy. Beaver has a fight with the new paper boy who is actually a girl 149589 1958 Leave It To Beaver: Paper Route, The T Episode #17. 1-31-1958 Newsboys. Wally and Beaver decide to take a paper route in order to earn extra money to buy new bicycles for themselves. Newspaper Delivery Man (Alan Reynolds). 149590 1962 Leave It To Beaver: Tell It To Ella T SVD 1201 Episode #202. 11-8-1962 Advice Column. Beaver writes an anonymous letter to an advice column claiming that his parents are too strict 149591 2005 Leave it to Chance M Photographer (D. Rosh Wright). 149592 1978 Leave It To Charlie: Home and Away T Episode #5. Commentator (Felix Bowness - Voice). 149593 1949 Leave It to the Girls DT Talk Show 149594 1955 Leaven of Malice N GPL Davies, William Robertson Editor Gloster Ridley of Evening Bellman. "People who form their opinions of what goes on in a daily newspaper office upon what they see at the movies imagine that the life of a journalist is one of exciting and unforeseen events…but rooted deep in a stern routine. Let the heavens fall and the earth consume in flames, the presses must not be late…the newspaperman must bend that excess to the demands of a mechanical routine and a staff of union workers. 149595 2009 Leaving Carolina N Leigh, Tamara Public Relations Consultant Piper Wick left her hometown of Pickwick, North Carolina, 12 years ago, shook the dust off her feet, ditched her drawl and her family name, and made a new life for herself as a high-powered public relations consultant in Los Angeles. She’s even “engaged to be engaged” to the picture-perfect U.S. Congressman Grant Spangler. Now all of Piper’s hard-won happiness is threatened by a reclusive uncle’s bout of conscience. In the wake of a health scare, Uncle Obadiah Pickwick has decided to change his will, leaving money to make amends for four generations’ worth of family misdeeds. But that will reveal all the Pickwicks’ secrets, including Piper’s. Though Piper arrives in Pickwick primed for battle, she is unprepared for Uncle Obe’s rugged, blue-eyed gardener. So just who is Axel Smith? Why does he think making amends is more than just making restitution? And why, oh why, can’t she stay on task? With the Lord’s help, Piper is about to discover that although good PR might smooth things over, only the truth will set her free. 149596 2008 Leaving Eden N Corey, Jordana Music Reporter Zoe for a young, hip TV network makes a lot of money in her successful career. But what most people don’t know is that she has an identical twin living in Eden, a place she was forced to flee under mysterious circumstances, leaving security, family and everything she had ever known behind. Her sister Jen remained there with a crippling disease, a young daughter, an unwelcome and persistent ghost and two aunts. Once Zoe left, her life was on the upswing. She meet a rock ‘n’ roll superstar who sweeps her away. Both sisters possess something the other wants but cannot seem to find. 149597 2002 Leaving Metropolis M Journalist. Aging, bitter female journalist is painter's best friend. 149598 2001 Leaving Patrick N Leith, Prue Food Critic Stella is influential and very attractive. She meets Patrick Chambers, an amiable oenophile and restaurateur and they quickly become lovers. Chambers manages Jane’s, a successful two-star restaurant named for his wife. Jane is an ambitious maritime lawyer whose career consumers her so she and Patrick have drifted apart. They decide to separate. In Jane’s absence, Patrick meets Stella who persuades him to sell Jane’s and open a new restaurant, which she will help him launch. As soon as he agrees, the baby-faced American food critic Stella spends money aggressively, creating such a large debt that even with the restaurant’s near-instant popularity, it barely turns a profit. Stella’s questionable behavior and series of misfortunes lead Patrick to the edge of bankruptcy. Jane’s affair with a personal guide in India falters. As Patrick and Jane each see their marriage in a new light, they hope it is not too late to save it. 149599 1982 Leben. Nicht allein N Kruschel, Heinz Germany Journalist 149600 1995 Leche T Series TV News Anchor (Paola Turbay) 149601 2006 Led Zeppelin: Origin of the Species, The DT UK News Media. Ex-1960s NME Editor Keith Altham. Former Melody Maker Journalist Chris Welch. 149602 1981 Ledger, The N Hurling, Joan Newspaper. Robb and Christina Compton run a successful family newspaper. Robb gets involved with another woman. Christina wants to become more involved with the paper to forget the death of her son. Robb's role as a journalist is called into question when he is blackmailed. 149603 1938 Lee Travis: Crimson Avenger, The CB 1938-1945 Publisher Lee Travis. His newspaper offers a substantial reward for the capture of the Crimson Avenger 149604 1954 Leena M News Media. Reporter Salava (Eija Karipaa). Editor Mannikko (Aku Korhonen) of Iltatorvi. 149605 1994 Leeza DT Series. 1-17-1994 NBC. Host Leeza Gibbons 149606 1955 Leezie Lindsay N Muir, Marie Press 149607 2006 Left Bank N Muir, Kate News Media. Satire about a media couple (TV personality and movie star) whose daughter goes missing at a Euro Disney-type theme park. 149608 2000 Left Behind M SVD 663 Canada - Based on best-selling 1995 novel Journalist Buck Williams (Kirk Cameron) fights the Antichrist. Media Relations Office (Thea Andrews). News Anchor (Sherry Hilliard). GNN Reporter (Bob Carlisle). 149609 2002 Left Behind II: Tribulation Force M DVD -R HQ 10700, 10701. DVD -R 1704 Journalist and his small band of believers set out to prove to the world that the man they believe to be their savior is really the Antichrist. News Media. GNN Camerawoman (Jennifer Abee). Commentator (David Ferry). Photographer #2 (Russ Lee). 149610 1884 Left Behind or Ten Days a Newsboy N OWN - H - USC Otis, James Newsboy. Paul Weston, newsboy hero. Shiner Johnny Jones. 149611 2005 Left Behind: World At War MT DVD -R HQ 9951, 9952 Reporter Cameron "Buck" Williams, a buck-the-system newshound. Former senior writer for Global Weekly, former publisher of Global Community Weekly for Carpathia, editor of cybermagazine, The Truth. Now fugitive in exile in San Diego. The president of the United States asks Williams and his band of Christian rebels to thwart a world lead’s deadly plans to take over the world. 149612 1999 Left Hand of God, The NM Holton, Hugh Investigative Reporter Kate Ford is beautiful and smart. She joins Chicago's Chief of Detectives and others. A plot to assassinate the sultry TV Newscaster Orga Syriac is discovered. Would-be assassin is a Catholic priest who is intent on stopping her from exposing a secret right-wing organization. With Ford's help, the Chief must foil the would-be homicidal maniac. TV Reporter Orga Syriac for WGN-TV in Chicago is supposed to be the new Oprah, but she is really an African shape-shifter or Abo-Yorba who at the moment is acting as the glamorous companion to an African-American policeman. But she's out for revenge. She's capable of shifting into a terrifying taloned monster at the slightest provocation. 149613 1958 Left Handed Gun, The M Photographer (Stephen Coit). 149614 1997 Left in the Care Of: Novel of Suspense, A N Kung, Dinah Lee American Foreign Correspondent Claire Raymond is an American foreign correspondent and a new mother reporting from Hong Kong. Along a residential lane overshadowed by Victoria Peak, a little English boy is discovered dead by his Filipina babysitter. The tragedy casts fear over the closely knit neighborhood from the nervous financiers and civil servants in their Mercedes-Benzes to the overworked, silent ranks of Filipinas who serve them. Among those morning with the bereaved mother is Raymond, a neighbor. When a second boy disappears from Claire's apartment building only one day later, Claire summons all her reporter's intuition and experience to try to forestall a third tragedy. 149615 2005 Left of the Dial DT News VP (Shelley Lewis - Herself). Columnist-Author (Arianna Huffington). White House Reporter (Helen Thomas). Deborah Norville (Herself-Archive Footage). Rush Limbaugh (Himself-Archive Footage). Tom Brokaw (Himself-Archive Footage). PR-Air America Radio (Naomi Starkman). Air America Producers. 149616 1959 Left Right and Centre M TV Newscaster (Olaf Pooley). TV Interviewer (Jeremy Hawke). 149617 1931 Leftover Ladies M Ness Book Reporter "Scoop" (Roscoe Karns) is a reporter who pursues an aspiring writer Patricia (Claudia Dell), interviewing her after her divorce, discovering that she is refusing to take alimony. He ghostwrites articles for her. 149618 2002 Lefty-Right M TV News Anchor (Michael McCauley). 149619 1938 Leg Man SM USC Gardner, Erle Stanley February, 1938 -- Hard-Boiled Detective: Stories From Black Mask Magazine Reporter 149620 1987 Leg Work T PR. 10-3-87 to 11-7-87 Public Relations. Fred McCarron (Patrick James Clarke) is detective's brother, a lieutenant with the Office of Public Relations at One Police Plaza 149621 1998 Legacy M SVD 871 War Correspondent Jack Scott (David Hasselhoff) in Southeast Asia gets caught in middle of political conspiracy trying to help Eurasian woman. New York Times Editor (Michele Rogers). Photojournalist (Cary Kwasizur). Snotch at Press Club (Jerry O'Hara). 149622 2004 Legacy Lane N Hatcher, Robin Lee Reporter Angie Hunter left Hart's Crossing to go to college and never looked back. Working for a big city newspaper, she built a name for herself as an outstanding reporter. When Hunter's widowed mother needs care following hip surgery, she is more than ready to hire a nurse rather than spend time in that antiquated little town. But when she is passed over for a promotion at the paper, an angry Hunter heads home. Little does she know that this homecoming is the start of some important, life-changing events. As she struggles to reconcile with her mother, Hunter discovers that perhaps home is where the heart is after all. 149623 2001 Legacy of a Kidnapping: Lindberg and the Triumph of the Tabloid DT SVD 905, SVD 1424. News Media frenzy follows press reports abduction of Lindberg baby and William Randolph Hearst leads the charge. 149624 1970 Legacy of Danger NM McGerr, Patricia Magazine Writer Selena Mead, a Washington socialite, magazine writer and counter-espionage agent for Section Q. 149625 1985 Legacy of Fear N OWN - P Anders, K.T. Journalist Jessica, smart, sophisticated journalist recruited to complete her father's final mission. 149626 1981 Legacy, The N OWN - P Fast, Howard News Media 149627 2007 Legacy, The NR Jump, Shirley Photojournalist Paul Clermont spends his life on the road and values his freedom too much to be burdened by real estate he just inherited from his uncle in Indigo, Louisiana. His plan is to sell the dilapidated opera house as fast as he can even if means making little money on the property. He’s the current owner of Indigo’s opera house, an historic building and has no interest in holding onto the property he has inherited. But something keeps drawing him back -- the quiet beauty of the bayou, the stirring music of his Acadian ancestors or perhaps the head of the opera house committee who is determine that the building never be sold. After years of wandering, he begins to wonder if this is where he belongs. He may not understand the woman’s passion for the project as he sees the place as a heap of junk, but he is extremely passionate when it comes to making love with her. 149628 1986 Legal Eagles M DVD -R HQ 6775, 6776. L Reporter (Gabrielle DeCuir). Reporter (Bruce French). Reporter #1 (Ken Kliban). Reporter #2 (Deba Stricklin). Reporter #3 (Ron Foster). Reporter #4 (Rudolph Willrich). News Media 149629 1991 Legal Tender M Newscaster (Eva LaRue Callahan) 149630 1998 legalese MT SVDSP 725 Tabloid Journalists. Sensation-mongering tabloid journalists satirized. Heavy-breathing host of a TV scandal show (Kathleen Turner) in the Hard Copy mold. Reporter (Dale Harimoto). KTLA Channel 5 Anchor (Marta Waller). Channel 6 Reporter (Tim Rhoze). Channel 8 Reporter (Roger Rook). KCAL Channel 9 Reporter (Frank Buckley). CAL Channel 9 Anchor (Kerry Kilbride). Channel 6 Anchor (James Noah). KCAL Channel 9 Co-Anchor (Dale van Cott). 149631 2001 Legally Blonde M News Media. Reporter (Victoria Mahoney). Reporter (Corinne Reilly). Reporter (Dylan White). 149632 2007 Legally Blonde: The Musical MT Reporter (Kevin Pariseau) 149633 1923 Legally Dead M Furthman, Charles (Story). Harvey Gates (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Will Campbell (William Campbell) gets arrested so he can interview prison inmates to support his theory that most victims of capital punishment are wrongfully executed. His wife has walked out on him. He develops romance with female prisoner and she helps him get a job at a bank when she is released. He thwarts a robbery and pursues a man who shot a detective. When he is found holding a gun, he is tried and hanged. Although pronounced legally dead, he is revived with adrenaline by doctor friend after his innocence is proven. 149634 1980 Legend of Alfred Packer, The M Newspaper Executive #1 (Frederick G. Bonfils). Newspaper Executive #2 (Harry H. Tammen). 149635 2000 Legend of Bagger Vance M SVD 1194 Sportswriter Grantland Rice (Lane Smith). News Photographers (Bernard Hocke, Joseph P. Reidy). Other sports reporters 149636 1985 Legend of Billie Jean M DVD -R HQ 2415, 2416. SVD 637 News Media. TV Anchorwoman (Kathryn Childers). Reporter #1 (Peter Bonanno). Reporter #2 (Sharon Holmin). TV Reporter (Sage Parker). News Announcer (Charles Redd). 149637 1965 Legend of Blood Mountain, The (aka Demon Hunter) M Cramer, Massey, Don Hadley, Bob Corley (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book Reporter Bestoink Dooley (George Ellis), for small-town newspaper who meets pretty girls and a monster while scouting for a story. 149638 1998 Legend of Cryin' Ryan, The M TV Reporter (Christine Devine) 149639 1996 Legend of Gator Face, The M Newscaster (Deborah Boland). Reporter #1 (Catherine Blythe). 149640 1924 Legend of Hollywood, The M AFI-Authors Writer 149641 1964 Legend of Joe Lee, The SM MLPL MacDonald, John D. In "Mysterious Visions." Reporter-Narrator covering a story. Writes 2,000 words "but it was very tricky and I wanted to get it just right. He reads it and says, "But we don't publish fiction." "I took my worthless story, tore it in half, and dropped it into the wastebasket. "I vowed to check all facts, get all names right, and never again indulge in glowing, strawberry-flake prose." 149642 1968 Legend of Lylah Clare, The M SVDSP 637. SV 91 (Media Excerpts) AFI-Motion Picture Columnists. Aldrich Gossip Columnist Molly Luther, crippled Hedda Hopper-type gossip columnist (Cora Browne). Variety headlines. TV Reporter. Columnists (Sidney Skolsky - Himself, Vernon Scott - Himself). Reporter (Dick Miller). Announcer (Michael Fox). Cameraman (Dave Willock). 149643 2005 Legend of Simon Conjurer, The M News Media. Reporter 1 (Christian Ducal). Reporter 2 (Lucyna Zabawa). Young Reporter (Christian Ducale). 149644 1995 Legend of Storey County, The N Thoene, Brock Reporter Seth Townsend for the San Francisco Examiner arrives in Nevada in 1938 to cover the story of the last run of the Virginia and Truckee Silver Short Line Rail Road. Searching for information, Townsend is directed to 100-year-old Jim Canfield, the living legnd of Storey County. In Canfield he discovers a mother lode of epic tales of escape from slavery, New Orleans bawdy houses, Mississippi riverboats, Civil War battles, Rebel plots against the Union, and adventures with Sam Clemens -- the young Mark Twain. The Legend of Storey County takes the reader back to the 1860s when the horrors of the Civil War and the fabulous bonanza silver mines of the early West were on a collision course. Jim and his friend Sam flee the troubles of Missouri to stake their claim to the richest vein of silver in the West. 149645 1996 Legend of the Barefoot Mallman, The: Novel, A N Fleming, John Henry New York Times Reporter John Thomas writes a story that becomes the basis of an American legend created from the overactive imagination of this ambitious, unscrupulous newspaper reporter, Reporter writes an article on the "Barefoot Mailman" when a postal carrier, to honor the memory of his late uncle, carries the mail from Figulus, Florida to Biscayne, a distance of 60 miles along a barren beach, barefoot. He's captured by Indians, and rescued by brigands who ransom him off. He suffers from a case of heat exposure so bad it lands him in the hospital where he catches the eye of the newspaper reporter. The reporter sees the barefoot mailman, knows he's on to something bit and in no time the entire country is reading about this thoroughly exaggerated American hero. As a result, the town benefits from a thriving tourist trade that supports curious and wealthy New Yorkers who flock down the coast. 149646 1979 Legend of the Golden Gun, The MT VHS 1294 - MISC Photographer (Michael Yamaha). 149647 1937 Legend of the Gorilla of a Mayfair SS UCLA Arlen, Michael In "Crooked Coronet and Other Misrepresentations of the Real Facts of Life, The." Cub Reporter John Fitzroy Pullman. Hon. Saul Stanislas Tyre-Temple, Septic Sally, gossip merchant, or the Gorilla of Mayfair -- "Gorilla's" column in the Daily Witness. 149648 1981 Legend of the Lone Ranger, The M Editor Lucas Striker (Juanin Clay) of Del Rio Dispatch. 149649 2004 Legend of the Tamworth Two, The MT Newspaper Editor (Alexei Sayle). Rival Editor (John Sessions). 149650 1975 Legend of the Werewolf M Photographer (Roy Castle) 149651 1975 Legend of Valentino, The T News Media. Myth of Valentino. 149652 1995 Legend: Clueless in San Francisco T Episode #11. 7-25-1995 Reporter #1 (Gary Clarke). Reporter #2 (Bazzel Baz). 149653 1998 Legenda Emoke MTF Czech Republic Editor (Viktor Preiss). 149654 2008 Legendary Horrors: Night Tales Not Told SS Pettera, Brian Investigative Reporter gets the interview of the century -- with the Boogeyman. A charismatic television personality is forced to face his own personal terrors. 149655 2005 Legion and the Watcher M News Media. News Anchor (Mitch Young - Jeremy Lowe). Newscaster (Brandon Spalding). Reporter (Brandon Spalding). 149656 1936 Legion of Terror M Granet, Bert (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Don Foster (Ward Bond) is framed on a drunk driving charge by Editor Col. McCollum (Charles Wilson) for complaining that the paper isn't running his article attacking a secret society (Hood Legion) terrorizing a Connecticut community. It turns out Col. McCllum is the leader of the secret group and arranges a secret trial for the reporter where he is found guilty and executed. Editor is killed when his car crashes while he is trying to escape. Radio Reporter (John Gallaudet). 149657 1928 Legion of the Condemned, The M Saunders, John Monk (Story). Saunders, Jean De Lemur (Scenario). Ness Book Reporter Gale Price (Gary Cooper) has been assigned to cover an embassy ball and had escorted a woman, but she got drunk and ended up with a German baron. Now the reporter is a member of the French flying squadron in World War I (the aerial equivalent of the Foreign Legion. He is assigned to fly a spy into enemy territory and it turns out the spy is the woman he escorted to the ball. He rescues her after she has been condemned to death by a firing squad. 149658 1928 Legion of the Condemned, The N OWN - H Ball, Eustace (From a Photoplay by John Monk Saunders) Press 149659 1938 Legion of Time, The N OWN - P Williamson, Jack Press 149660 1983 Legs MT News Media 149661 1987 Leif M News Media. Journalist #1 (P.A. Norell). Journalist #2 (Lennart Karlsson). Journalist #3 (Charles Falk). Journalist #4 (Christer Wiklund). Journalist #5 (Eva Lindgren). Journalist #6 (Annika Aabarg). 149662 2006 Leigh (The Women of Ivy Manor NR Cote, Lyn Reporter Linda Leigh Sinclair was born in 1947 to an overprotective mom. When the teen watches the civil rights and other monumental movements on TV news during the 1960s, she knows she wants to become a reporter. Over her mom's objection, she covers the 1963 rally led by the Rev. King in nearby Washington D.C. for the high school paper. Five years later, she covers the Democratic National Convention in Chicago when riots break out. When her best friend vanishes, Sinclair uses her still fledgling investigative skills to trace her to the anti-war counterculture in San Francisco. She falls in love, meets someone else, has a baby. When the baby is missing, Leigh turns to God for solace just as she has done before when tumultuous events made no sense. 149663 2009 Leigh Girard: Death’s Door NM Lukasik, Gail #2 Leigh Girard Mystery Reporter Leigh Girard of the Door County Gazette covers the search for a missing teenage daughter of a wealthy “summer people” Chicago couple in Egg Harbor, Wisconsin. He covers the search and rescue by going out into the field on the quest for the 15-year-old named Janell Margaris. After an accidental dunking in the Mink River in which Joe Stillwater pulls her out of the icy water, Leigh finds a female corpse in the nearby woods. Janell’s bossy affluent father Russell arrives at the death scene and takes something from the body. The corpse turns out to be Janell’s estranged friend, all-year teenage resident Stephanie Evanson, whom Leigh interviewed that morning. While the Margaris trio flees for Chicago, Leigh wonders why anyone would be destroying angels like Stephanie. She quickly follows the runaway Margaris brood to confront the daughter about seeing an older man. As she digs deeper into the case, the cops arrest a local fisherman, but Leigh, believing they jailed the wrong person, still investigates and soon she and the killer begin to exchange letters. On the eve of tourist season, the Door County police are about to release a list of area sex offenders, when Janell Margaris, the teenage daughter of a wealthy Chicago real estate developer, disappears near her summer home. Joining the search team, Leigh combs the desolate Mink River area and stumbles upon a macabre murder scene—a girl’s dead body, carefully arranged to mimic sleep, except for her blonde hair, covering her face. Brushing the hair aside, a stunned Leigh discovers it’s not Janell, but her friend, Stephanie Everson, the last person to see Janell before she disappeared. The next day Janell is found hiding on the Washington Island ferry claiming no memory of where she has been. Leigh’s investigation into Stephanie’s murder draws her into a bizarre and lethal correspondence with the killer. In his letters, the killer taunts her with a cryptic, literary clue: “The wheel has come full circle. I am here like a river running through her.” Before Leigh can crack the killer’s literary clue, a second young blonde woman’s body is found along the Mink River. Now Leigh races against time to decode the killer’s message before he kills again. 149664 2006 Leigh Girard: Destroying Angels NM Lukasik, Gail #1 Leigh Girard Mystery Reporter Leigh Girard of the Door County Gazette is a Chicago native who is determined to start a new life after he mastectomy, so she flees to Wisconsin’s Door County peninsula and Egg Harbor where she takes a job as a reporter for the local newspaper. Her first assignment is the obituary for an amateur naturalist who died of mushroom poisoning. A day later, the local librarian kills herself and then the buried bones of an infant are discovered. Girard is finding life in a small town can be fatal and her first assignment turns into a hunt for a murderer. Egg Harbor is a remote artist community on the Door County peninsula in Wisconsin and Leigh went there to heal from her recent mastectomy. “Cancer does that -- yanks you out of your life,” she observers with her usual wryness. Determined to start a new life, she has left her troubled marriage and teaching career to take a job as a reporter with the Door County Gazette. Her first assignment is the obituary. While investigating a wrongful death claim by Eva Peck, the widow of a restoration craftsman, Leigh suspects that Carl Peck didn’t die of natural causes, but was murdered. When it’s discovered that Peck, an amateur naturalist, died from mushroom poisoning, Leigh’s suspicions are confirmed. Yet, according to the locals, murder just doesn’t happen here. The case turns even more puzzling when Peck’s daughter attempts suicide a week after her friend, the local librarian, kills herself. In the process of solving Peck’s murder, Leigh uncovers another murder committed twenty years earlier that links the past with the present. Her obsession with finding the connection between these two murders puts her in conflict with the community and eventually jeopardizes her life. Confronted once again with her own mortality, Leigh finally faces the emotional scar left by her mastectomy. 149665 2006 Leila M Newspaperwoman (Kerry Snyder). 149666 1949 Lejlighed til leje MF Journalist Harry Brun (Bjorn Watt-Boolsen) 149667 1959 Lejon pa stan MF Editor (Hugo Bjorne) 149668 2004 Lemony Snicket's a Series of Unfortunate Events M DVD -R HQ 6363, 6364 Theater Critic (Dustin Hoffman - The Critic). French Radio Reporter (Francois Duhamel). 149669 2008 Lemur, The N Black, Benjamin Serialized in the New York Times Magazine. Journalist John Glass is an Irish-born journalist living in New York who reluctantly accepts an offer from his father-in-law to write the older man’s biography for $1 million. William “Big Bill” Muholland is a former CIA agent turned communications tycoon and the kind of a man whose secrets are matters of national security. In preparation for the project, Glass contacts Dylan Riley,a shifty researcher Glass dubs the titular lemur. Riley tries to blackmail Glass, but ends up dead before Glass can find out what “the lemur” knows. Afraid that the secret might involve his ongoing affair with fellow Irish ex-patriate Alison O’Keeffe, Glass starts digging into Big Bill’s past. 149670 1936 Lend Me Your Ears! P MLPL Wood, Philip V812 W8781 Press 149671 2001 Lenge leve livet MTF Interviewer (Jostein Pedersen) 149672 1996 Lengua asesina, La M Reporter (Alicia Borrachero). Photographer (Ricardo Fraguas). 149673 2005 Leni Riefenstahl: Last Days of Leni Riefenstahl, The M Short News Media. Studio Reporter (Cynthia Silver). Documentarian Leni Riefenstahl (Lynn Cohen). Young Leni Riefenstahl (Lexa Rosean). 149674 1993 Leni Riefenstahl: Macht der Bilder: Leni Riefenstahl, Die DF Documentarian Leni Riefenstahl, a German film director and photojournalist most notorious for making the most effective propaganda films for the Nazis. Rise of her career from dancer to movie actor to film director who directed such famous propaganda films such as Triumph of the Will and Olympiad. 149675 1966 Lenin v Polsche MF Photographer (Jarema Stepowski). 149676 1974 Lenny M L News Media. The Interviewer (Bob Fosse). Court Reporter (Joe Mencel). 149677 1967 Lenny Bruce M AFI-Censorship News Media 149678 1994 Lenny Henry Show, The: Pilot T Episode #1 News Presenter (John Fortune). 149679 2006 Lens M Cameraman (Rutger Storm) in the early twenties of the 20th century who tries to film an isolated tribe in the jungle. 149680 1989 Leo Roa CS Gimenez, Juan March 1989 issue of Heavy Metal, illustrated fantasy magazine. Journalist Leo Roa. Adventures of Leo Roa, employed by the Starr newspaper. Roa sleeps next to a poster of famous World War II correspondent Ernie Pile (sic) and dreams of becoming a famous interplanetary correspondent. 149681 2003 Leo's Oscar M Photographer/Chuck (Corey Levitan). 149682 1994 Leon M Newspaperman (Fred Fischer). 149683 1932 Leon Mirsky SS USC Hilton, James In "Ill Wind." Correspondent Leon Mirsky. Deadly Shortcut to Hollywood. Art criticism. Obtained post of newspaper-correspondent in Rio. 149684 1992 Leon the Pig Farmer M Photographer (Ray Boot). 149685 1990 Leona Helmsley: Queen of Mean, The MT News Media. Reporters (Janet Lo, Jacqueline Samuda) 149686 1960 Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Berlin DT Commentator (Leonard Bernstein) 149687 1962 Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Japan DT Commentator (Leonard Bernstein) 149688 1959 Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Moscow DT Commentator (Leonard Bernstein) 149689 1961 Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts T Series 1958-1970. 53 hour-long episodes. Commentator (Leonard Bernstein) discusses and demostrates music for a young audience. 149690 2001 Leonard Maltin DVD Preview, Volume 1 M Film Critic Leonard Maltin (Himself). Editor (Scott Wilkinson - Himself) of Hardware. Senior Editor (Stephen Rebello - Himself). Senior Writer (Bill Warren - Himself). Contributing Editor (James Mulay-Himself). Guest Editor (Lael Lowenstein - Herself). 149691 1943 Leopard Man, The M DVD -R HQ 2314, 2315. L. PR Public Relations Man Jerry (Dennis O'Keefe) promotes a nightclub performer by having her appear with a leopard, which escapes and kills a child. 149692 1959 Leopard With a Thin Skin N Watney, John Press 149693 1998 Lepidoptere, Le MF Canada- French. Short Weatherman (Rene Livernoche - Voice). 149694 1959 Lepke T 11-20-59. Desilu Playhouse. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narration 149695 1975 Lepke M Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell (Vaughan Meader). First Reporter (Guy Christopher). Second Reporter (Buck Young). 149696 1941 Les Adventures de Puck, Reporter (aka The Adventures of Puck, Reporter): Le Tresor de Baron Goudman (aka The Treasure of Baron Goudman) CS Ratal, Marc Reporter Puck. and his monkey Phlogiston 149697 1942 Les Adventures de Puck, Reporter (aka The Adventures of Puck, Reporter): Vers Kaboul CS Ratal, Marc Reporter Puck. and his monkey Phlogiston 149698 1964 Les Crane Show, The DT Talk Show 149699 1989 Lesko's Ghost N Maxim, John R. Weinberg List Journalist 149700 1997 Leslie Nielsen's Stupid Little Golf Video T Weatherman (Paul Gadd - The Weatherman). 149701 1981 Less Than Angels N OWN - P Pym, Barbara Journalist. Soft-headed young journalist Catherine 149702 2002 Less Than Perfect: T VHS 1449, 1367, 1337, 1303 Episodes. Series (October 2002-) TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network News. Co-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Old friends from fourth floor, Ramona (Sherri Shepherd) and Owen (Andy Dick). 149703 2004 Less Than Perfect: 22 Minus 1 Equals 4 T DVD -R HQ 11229. DVD -R 1520 Episode #40. 3-2-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Mitch uses his power to bump Lydia off the 22nd floor to make Claude happy. Even though Lydia's transfer has made life on the 22nd floor serene, Claude tries to bring her back from the 4th floor to ease Owen and Ramon's suffering. Meanwhile, Carl is angered that they're using his cafeteria to hold a blood drive, but he changes his tune when he meets a gorgeous nurse. 149704 2004 Less Than Perfect: Ain't It a Shame Claude T DVD -R HQ 2145 Episode #49. 10-15-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). When the new office hunk, Mike (Eric Palladino) starts at the office, Claude is oblivious to the fact he has a crush on her so he tries to set him up with Ramona. Meanwhile Jeb and Lydia sneak off to have plastic surgery. 149705 2003 Less Than Perfect: All About Claude T DVD -R HQ 11270. SVD 1469. SVD 1449 (Interrupted by Recall Election. Partial Episode). Tatham, Chuck Episode #29. 11-4-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Former employee returns to newsroom (Pamela Anderson). This worries Ramona (Sherri Shepherd). Not only does the woman make an effort to cozy up to Claude, but she also seems to have her eye on Ramona's boyfriend. Ramona is on guard when Vicki Devorski (Pam Anderson), a former temp who stole her boyfriend, comes back to the office. Ramona jealously guards her current boyfriend so Vicki doesn't get her hooks into him. But when Ramona begins to neglect her friends, Vicki tries to make Claude her new best friend, all in an attempt to get at Ramona Owen and Carl discover their mutual obsession with catfights and hope to witness one in person. 149706 2005 Less Than Perfect: Amicably Yours T DVD -R HQ 11330 Episode #66. 4-1-2005 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude discovers that Jeb and Lydia are pretending to be romantically interested in her and Kipp, respectively, as a means of making the other jealous. Meanwhile Carl makes a long overdue visit to a doctor who makes him think he has more ailments than he really does. 149707 2004 Less Than Perfect: Arctic Nights T DVD -R HQ 11245. DVD -R 1638 Episode #43. 4-27-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude takes over the office newsletter and enlists her coworkers as writers, assigning Owen the task of reviewing Eddie the sandwich guy. Kipp takes over the gossip column. 149708 2003 Less Than Perfect: Breaking Up T DVD -R HQ 11263. SVD 1368 Pratt, F.J. Episode #16. 2-18-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). After breaking up with Charlie, Claude is feeling low. Will's fiancé insists Claude accompany her to a bridal salon, which only serves to upset Claude further. They run into Trista Rehn (star of ABC's reality show, The Bachelorette), who got engaged on the show and is trying on wedding gowns. Claude locks herself in a dressing room to cry, wiping her nose on a wedding gown, and Trista tries to comfort her through the door. Claude's friends rally round, even Lydia, and try to cheer Claude with an impromptu slumber party and girl talk. 149709 2005 Less Than Perfect: Casey V. Kronsky T DVD -R HQ 11330 Episode #67. 4-8-2005 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). To complete the GNB Management Training Program, Claude and Kipp must supervise a department. Claude is assigned to Supplies, where she struggles to assert her authority over hypersensitive Owen. Meanwhile Kipp is assigned to Operations, which he soon learns is the janitorial department. At first appalled at blue collar life, Kipp later embraces his new masculine side. Lydia fills in as Jeb's secretary, which proves awkward since they've broken up. Carl receives 18 health code violations in the cafeteria, but the inspector agrees to wave them if he'll sleep with her. 149710 2003 Less Than Perfect: Choices T DVD -R HQ 11267. SVD 1441 Adler, Justin Episode #23. 9-23-2003. Season 2 Opener TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude finally moves on to be Ted Elliot's newest assistant after Will tells her she's great but opportunities like these don't often come knocking on your door. But Claude sees her big break go bad when she realizes she has no interaction with Eric. But despite Will's pledge for her return, she's committed with her new job – until Elliot announces he's not committed at all by announcing his transfer to MNF. Claude gets her old job back, for Kipp's desperation and Will's relief (since he hated having Kipp as his assistant. Carl gets himself locked out of his apartment and hangs around the office while Ramona and Owen fight over food plan. 149711 2002 Less Than Perfect: Claude Casey Production, A T DVD -R HQ 11230. VHS 1338 Pratt, F.J. Episode #11. 12-17-2002 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude produces a anchor demo tape for Kipp (Zachary Lew) and he's terrible so she destroys it Kipp broke Claude's penguin toy, but instead of planning a meaningful revenge against him, Claude decides to help him make a demo tape on which he can show his news anchor abilities and she can show her producer skills. Kipp's attitude on the news set it completely corky, which ends up as a very funny – and very humiliating – demo tape. But Claude is too good hearted to let Kipp go through that kind of embarrassment in front of everyone. She decides to destroy the tape. Lydia tries to prove that Will hasn't forgotten about their night together and ends up realizing she is the who forgot about it. 149712 2004 Less Than Perfect: Claude on One Knee T DVD -R HQ 1929 Episode #46. 5-18-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude tries to convince Jeb to propose to Lydia in order to get Lydia to quit her job and stay home. 149713 2005 Less Than Perfect: Claude the Expert T DVD -R HQ 3138 Episode #68. 4-15-2005 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude encourages Charlie to audition for a band -- and he gets the job. Owen and Ramona throw a surprise birthday party for Carl and it turns out to be a bigger celebration than they expected. Jeb and Lydia reunite and get married. 149714 2002 Less Than Perfect: Claude the Heartbreaker T DVD -R HQ 11238 Zander, Christine Episode #9. 11-26-2002 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude scores a date with Charlie from travel after accidentally throwing her hair on his face. They have a wonderful time together, and the next morning Claude is ecstatic about it. Will introduces her his godson Oliver, and asks Claude to show him around town. He asks her out on a date, and ends up accepting to go out with him after Will pressures her to. Claude tries to jiggle dating two men, but her scheme soon falls apart when Will comments on her date with Oliver in front of Charlie, who leaves heartbroken. Claude feels bad gets advice from Ramona and Lydia on how to dump Oliver and get back with Charlie. Meanwhile, Kipp starts sucking up to Mr. Turnbach's son hoping for a chance of a promotion. 149715 2002 Less Than Perfect: Claude the Liar T VHS 1316 Wall, J.J. Episode #3. 10-15-2002 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude tires to overcome her inability to lie. Floor-buddy policy creates some unusual pairings Claude sees herself struggling with her moral values when she is forced to lie for Will. She feels bad about covering up one of Will's escapades and lying to Ramona and his wife about it, but it's all good after Claude talks to Ramona. The employees attend a company wide meeting where they have to pick a "floor buddy", someone from another floor for them to bond with. Ramona and Kipp pretend to dislike each other after having a great time in the Hamptons. 149716 2003 Less Than Perfect: Claude the Terminator T DVD -R HQ 11213. Cohen, Dan and F.J. Pratt Episode #33. 12-9-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). 149717 2004 Less Than Perfect: Claude Wants To Know T DVD -R HQ 2065 Episode #48. 10-1-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Caleb (Will Friedle) tells Claude he's not ready for a relationship so Claude decides to find out exactly what he didn't like about her. Journalist (Giuliana DePandi). 149718 2004 Less Than Perfect: Claude's 15 Minutes of Christmas T DVD -R HQ 2583 Episode #57. 12-17-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude is put in charge of organizing the GNB on-air holiday greeting, but is alarmed to learn that there are strict criteria to determine who can represent the company -- putting her in hot water with Owen, Ramona and Carl. She had promised an appearance. Meanwhile Lydia refuses to rearrange her holiday plans with Jeb when he announces they must accommodate his son, George, and Kipp and his new girlfriend, Annie, encounter holiday relationship turbulence. 149719 2003 Less Than Perfect: Claude's Alternative Thanksgiving T DVD -R HQ 11212. SVD 1480 Zander, Christine Episode #31. 11-25-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude is throwing her first Thanksgiving for all her friends. Owen's two lesbian moms (Valerie Harper and Joanna Kerns) come to visit and share the holiday. The only problem is that his moms have always assumed that Owen is gay. Hoping to keep up the ruse, Owen asks his friends to play along, including asking Carl to pose as his lover. Lydia and Kipp both get invited to Will's Thanksgiving party, where Kipp is briefly the star attraction. Patrick Warbuton reprises his guest star role of Jeb Denton, the on-air political pundit. Thanksgiving themed episode. 149720 2004 Less Than Perfect: Claude's Apartment T DVD -R HQ 11217 Episode #39. 2-24-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude invites Mitch to her apartment for some dinner and romance, but her friends convince her that her décor is a bit childish. Kipp's mother, Diane (Lesley Ann Warren), steps into town to meet Will Butler for a fling of her own, and swipes one of Claude's childhood drawings to pass off as Kipp's. Meanwhile, Owen gets a motor scooter, Ramona gets tickets to a Mary J. Blige concert 149721 2005 Less Than Perfect: Claude's Extreme Makeover T DVD -R HQ 3055 Episode #65 3-25-2005 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude wins an extreme apartment makeover by the "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" design team at a charity auction. While designers Tracy Hutson, Michael Moloney and Paul DiMeo (guest starring as themselves) redesign the apartment, Claude has to spend the night at GNB -- where there is a surprising amount of late night activity and intrigue. 149722 2003 Less Than Perfect: Claude's Got a Secret T DVD -R HQ 11247 Minsky, Terri and Claudia Lonow Episode #12. 1-7-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Ramona and Owen wonder why Charlie and Claude stopped seeing each other, while they have been secretly dating, trying to keep a low profile on a inner-office relationship. But that is no easy task since Ramona and Owen seem to be all over the place. Claude talks Charlie into telling their friends, which he agrees on since she trusts them so much. The next day everyone in the building knows about it, which makes them very uncomfortable. The solution? Go back to how things were. They break up in public and go back to their little secret affair. Meanwhile, Lydia asks big shot Norma Craft to be her mentor, but ends up being the listener to all her personal problems. Seeing that her scheme is taking her nowhere she hoped it would, she decides to pull the plug on it – just in time, as Norma was planning to set cat's poop on fire on Alan Turnbach's table. 149723 2004 Less Than Perfect: Claude's Romantic Hideaway T DVD -R HQ 11331 Episode #56. 12-3-2004 Photographer (Christopher T. Wood). 149724 2004 Less Than Perfect: Claude's Roxanne T DVD -R HQ 11238 Episode #44. 5-4-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Will hires Claude's best friend as his personal assistant, despite her lack of qualifications for the job. Jeb and Lydia think Kipp is losing his mind. 149725 2006 Less Than Perfect: Crush Grows in Brooklyn, A T DVD -R HQ 6012 Episode #71. 5-2-2006 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) Workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude and Carl act on their attraction to each other but agree it should be kept secret from their friends at work. Jeb incites a power struggle between Lydia and Kipp to keep them both distracted and out of his hair. 149726 2004 Less Than Perfect: Crush, The T DVD -R HQ 11216 Episode #38. 2-17-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Lydia agrees to watch Jeb's son, George, when he comes for a visit, but she quickly pawns him off on Claude. But when George develops a raging crush on Claude, Lydia fears that it will hurt her standing with Jeb. Meanwhile, Ramona finally receives her grandmother's prized tomato seeds from probate and schemes with Owen and Carl to plant them outside of Jeb's office -- but they have to contend with Kipp. 149727 2004 Less Than Perfect: Dating Protocol at GNB T DVD -R HQ 11237 Episode #42. 3-16-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). When Mr. Schmidtline holds a "Respect in the Workplace" seminar and cracks down on office romance, Claude fears for her relationship with Mitch... so she sets up Ramona with Schmidtline. Meanwhile, Jeb recruits Carl as a soundman to capture a taped confession from Lydia that he didn't coerce her into their relationship. Kipp calls Owen "four eyes," which he should come to regret when he loses a contact and is caught wearing glasses -- but Owen can't muster a clever remark. 149728 2006 Less Than Perfect: Devil Wears Burberry, The (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 5971 (Two Parts) Episodes #69-#70. 4-18-2006 and 4-25-2006 (Two Parts) TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude returns from vacation to find that Butler has left the station in a huff over being asked to co-anchor and she is out of a job. Owen enjoys Carl's new ice-cream machine. The gang tells Claude they got her a job at the station as a temp fill-in. 149729 2005 Less Than Perfect: Distractions T DVD -R HQ 2814 Episode #62. 2-4-2005 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Photographer Owen is told he will become famous by a gallery owner (Paula Abdul), while Lydia and Jeb search for a photographer of their own to shoot their upcoming nuptials. Art Critic (Bruce Dent). 149730 2005 Less Than Perfect: Emotions Eleven T DVD -R HQ 2655 Episode #58. 1-7-2005 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Crew arrives at GNB's annual retreat to discover former human resources representative fired up to point out all their working place flaws. Claude struggles to lead the group in a team-building task, and when things to poorly, they decide to go AWOL. Will and Jeb are left to fend for themselves in the office. 149731 2006 Less Than Perfect: Flirting with De-Feet T DVD -R HQ 6178 Episode #73 6-6-2006 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) Workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude is concerned when Carl doesn't seem to be affected by her flirting with the copy repairmen. Kipp and Ramona work as foot models. 149732 2004 Less Than Perfect: From the Chair to the Couch T DVD -R HQ 2295 Episode #52 . 11-5-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kip (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). When Will blames an on-air blunder on his anchor chair, Claude finds nothing wrong with the chair and tells Will that he is being a diva. 149733 2003 Less Than Perfect: From the Office of Will Butler T DVD -R HQ 11269. SVD 1441 LaZebnik, Rob Episode #24. 9-30-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). GBS Honcho Ted Elliot (Michael Boatman) made Claude (Sara Rue), tempting job offer she refuses. Boss Will (Eric Roberts), the network's anchorman. Carl is unemployed and asks Claude to take his resume to GNB. Feeling sympathetic for her neighbor, Claude retypes it in a "from the office of Will Butler" stationery. Feeling that it's some kind of message, Mr. Schmidtline from HR hires Carl as the new cafeteria manager. Claude feels embarrassed with Carl's outspoken and outgoing manners, but is shocked when Mr. Schmidtline gives her $500 bonus for hiring such good employee. Kipp's plan to climb up corporate pyramid backfires when his elderly target ends up wanting him. 149734 2002 Less Than Perfect: Future Shock T DVD -R HQ 11236. VHS 1315 Dieffenbach, Mike Episode #7. 11-12-2002 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude accidentally starts a feud with Roz, the company's president's secretary, but being the good hearted girl that she is she wastes no time on trying her best to make up with Roz. Roz sees in Claude a younger version of herself. She tells Claude that will be her in 30 years and Claude freaks out realizing that she has no personal life outside the workplace. She joins pottery class. She tells Will she loves working for him but doesn't want to be stuck as a secretary all here life Will assures her she's very talented and can be anything she wants. Kipp buys $1,500 Armani suit and Owen thinks he bought it from him for hundred bucks after he lent it to Kipp. When Owen doesn't hold elevator door for Roz, she prepares her revenge. When Kipp shows up for an interview with the company president, Roz retaliates on him, thinking he was the one to leave her waiting in the lobby. And Lydia obsesses over being cited on Will's biography (which is extremely boring). 149735 2005 Less Than Perfect: Get Away T DVD -R HQ 2844 Episode #63. 2-11-2005 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Will loans his beach house to Claude and Charlie, who find that the uninvited Lydia and Jeb are there. Regis Philbin guest stars as Will's tai chi instructor. 149736 2003 Less Than Perfect: Girl Next Door, The T DVD -R HQ 11212. SVD 1491 Episode #32. 12-2-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude and Carl's innocent dinner together starts the gossip wheels turning at the office. 149737 2003 Less Than Perfect: High Maintenance T DVD -R HQ 11261 Episode #14. 2-4-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Will's got a new girlfriend, Dani, who insists on having Claude run errands for her. Ramona and Owen convince Claude to put her feet down and stop being a pushover for Dani. When she finally confronts Will's new girlfriend, she imposes him to choose between her and Claude. Although happy to see Dani out of her life, Claude has to put aside the pride and talk her into getting back together with Will, who's been miserable without her. Lydia and Kipp start sucking up to Ramona and Owen when they find out they have access to the VIP area at an important party. 149738 2005 Less Than Perfect: I Just Don't Like Her T DVD -R HQ 2716 Episode #60. 1-21-2005 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Carl's girlfriend, Viv, is friendly to everyone except Claude who, she thinks, is trying to steal Carl away from her. But when Carl breaks up with Viv for ridiculous reasons, Claude makes it her goal to get them back together. Meanwhile, Lydia convinces a restaurant to add Jeb's image on their famed wall, which forces Will off the wall. 149739 2002 Less Than Perfect: Ice Cream for Lydia T DVD -R HQ 11358. SVD 1342, VHS 1293 Zander, Christine Episode #2. 10-8-2002 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). When Claude is unexpectedly asked out for dinner with Will, she quickly presumes it's a date, but sadly Will only didn't want to eat alone, disappointing Claude. The next morning, Lydia feels sympathetic for Claude when Will gives her the "finger pistol", the same thing she gets after having slept with him. They share ice-cream over heartbreaks, but when Lydia finds out Claude never slept with Will she quickly re-considers the new friendship. Meanwhile, Owen and Kipp have a feud over a special pen. 149740 2004 Less Than Perfect: Ignoring Lydia T DVD -R HQ 2196 Episode #50. 10-22-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Will's new publicist (Lucy Lawless) turns out to be an old flame. Lydia drives Jeb crazy with talk of wedding plans so Jeb offers to pay Claude to listen to her. 149741 2003 Less Than Perfect: It Takes a Pillage T DVD -R HQ 11269 Wall, J.J. Episode #25. 10-7-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude's apartment is robbed and she decides to call a neighbor meeting and organize her building into a more friendly community. Her good intentions soon turn into an excuse for all neighbors to use her to run them errands. Finally Claude decides that the building doesn't have to function as a small town and stands up for her freedom, even if it means telling Ramona and Owen that she doesn't want them living there anymore. Lydia has another unsuccessful attempt of flirting with a superior. 149742 2004 Less Than Perfect: Knock, Knock, Who's Dead? T DVD -R HQ 2224 Episode #51. 10-29-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Ramona and Claude stumble upon an aged co-worker who has died, and when no one claims his belongings, Claude resolves to find his next of kin. 149743 2003 Less Than Perfect: Little Love for Lydia, A T DVD -R HQ 11265 Wall, J.J. Episode #20. 5-6-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude's brother shows up for a visit and Lydia is quickly interested in him. While the thought of the two dating disturbs Claude at first, she comes to terms with it once she sees how happy (and nicer) is makes Lydia. But she accidentally tells her brother that Lydia is crazy about him, and he decides to dump her. Lydia is devastated and it's up to Claude to clear things out. Owen states on the inner-office magazine that he beats Will on chess all the time and Will comes down to challenge him. Interviewer (Esther Scott). 149744 2004 Less Than Perfect: Love Stinks (Sometimes) T DVD -R HQ 11215. SVD 1518 Episode #37. 2-10-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Will tries to use former NBA player Bill Walton to intimidate Carl into trading a player. Claude drinks too much on date with a new producer. 149745 2002 Less Than Perfect: Meet The Folks T DVD -R HQ 11237 Minsky, Terri Episode #8. 11-19-2002 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude's parents are visiting her at the office, and can't wait to meet famous anchorman Will Butler. They invite him to join them for dinner. Will says that would be great leading the Caseys to think he will show up. In fact, he meant "ain't gonna happen." Claude doesn't know how to break the news to her parents and takes the blame for it. They are disappointed at Will. They embarrass Claude by giving him a lecture when he decides to surprise Claude and show up unexpectedly. Kipp is idolized by a college student and falls for her, only to get his heart broken after she gets a job as associate producer at CNN and he is left alone with his lies. 149746 2004 Less Than Perfect: Moms the Word T DVD -R HQ 2409 Episode #55. 11-26-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). 149747 2003 Less Than Perfect: New Guy, The T DVD -R HQ 11264 Hertz, Tom Episode #18. 3-18-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). When the arrival of the hot bureau chief from London makes Claude think that the network president is having Will replaced, she tries to keep it from happening. 149748 2003 Less Than Perfect: New York Evening T DVD -R HQ 11276 Greenburg, Cynthia Episode #26. 10-14-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude finds invitation for Vogue retrospective at Guggenheim museum on Will's junk mail and decides to take Ramona and Owen with her to a glamorous New York evening. On their way out, they find a lonely Carl. Claude feels bad for leaving him behind. Carl joins them, but before they go they decide to save the dying dog from the neighbor's apartment, only to find out it was a tape recorder running out of batteries. They miss the Guggenheim, but end up on the roof spending one of their most pleasant nights. Meanwhile, Kipp makes a list of his ideal mate's qualities, which he leaves on Lydia's desk. Jeb finds it and assumes it's Lydia's, so he starts to do all the things on Kipp's list until Lydia connects the dots and they go out for a salad, since balsamic vinegar seems to be their only common interest. 149749 2003 Less Than Perfect: Oh Papa T DVD -R HQ 11264 Hertz, Tom Episode #19. 4-29-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Learning that Owen is to become a father, Claude tries to arrange a get-together between Owen and the dad he's never known. 149750 2002 Less Than Perfect: One Office Party Too Many T DVD -R HQ 11230 Greenburg, Cynthia Episode #10. 12-10-2002 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). It's time for the Christmas party, and Claude keeps hanging around Will, making sure he's got everything just the way he wants. When he tells her to loosen up a bit and act casual, because she's not on the clock, Claude gets a little too personal. She talks about Will's personal life. She spends the rest of the party worrying about the impression she gave and tries to make up for it, but only make things worse when she accidentally tells Will she had a crush on him. Kipp keeps trying to find some big-shot producer who will promote him, and after a number of unsuccessful attempts he announces on the microphone he's quitting. Ramona is big success with enormous cleavage. Owen and Lydia end up making out after both have a lousy time at the party. Next morning, Kipp tells Claude nothing that happens at Christmas party counts. She thinks twice about cute guy she met on the bar. 149751 2003 Less Than Perfect: Picture Perfect Party T DVD -R HQ 11263 Cohen, Dan and F.J. Pratt Episode #17. 3-11-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). In celebration of two years in NY, Claude decides to throw a party at her place. But when Will says he'll go (a direct result from his publicist's attempt to popularize his image), she changes her party from casual to fancy. The only thing she wasn't counting on was Will showing up in casual clothes and turning her party into exactly what she wanted to avoid. In the end Ramona questions Claude about the reasons of her sadness and shows her that even though her party might not be the fanciest people sure are having fun. 149752 2002 Less Than Perfect: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 11214. VHS 1287 Minsky, Terri Episode #1. 10-1-2002 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) becomes assistant to an anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) in a TV-news department." We all have our flaws," says Butler. "I'm trying to remember what mine was." Claude's dream comes true when she moves up from temp to a permanent position as the assistant to news anchor Will Butler. But all is not quite as she had imagined when she realizes new co-workers Kipp and Lydia will stop at nothing to sabotage her. Claude's trusty friends Ramona and Owen help her transition from comfort and safety of 4th floor to battlefield of 22nd floor. Claude tries to hide her crush on Will Butler, who is just less than perfect. 149753 2003 Less Than Perfect: Pimp Hat, The T DVD -R 1676 Episode #45. 5-11-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Owen tries to cheer up a heartbroken Claude with a game of "Pimp Hat," where everyone picks a name out of a hat and dresses that person up. 149754 2005 Less Than Perfect: Playhouse T DVD -R HQ 2756 Episode #61. 1-28-2005 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude's boyfriend Charlie temporarily moves in after his landlord pays him ten thousand dollars to move out. Charlie becomes too comfortable with his new wealth and free living arrangements and begins holding auditions for his new band in her apartment. Claude questions her decision. Lydia wants Jeb to take dance lessons to prepare for their wedding, and Owen is the perfect teacher. 149755 2002 Less Than Perfect: Pole, The T DVD -R HQ 11229 Greenburg, Cynthia Episode #6. 11-5-2002 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Tired of living in competition with Lydia over Will's attention, Claude decides to attend Ramona's "strippercize" class to develop her "uh-uh". At first embarrassed, Claude learns she has potential. So that night she and Ramona go out for drinks to test their "uh-uh" skills. Claude flirts with a guy who happens to be Lydia's date. Each does their best to win the guy. He doesn't choose either of them. Next morning they agree to stop competing Kipp asks for Owen to help him take a good picture for his id card, and Owen uses his main key to get into the photo studio he worked before his promotion. Problem is he is too much of a perfectionist in taking pictures. 149756 2005 Less Than Perfect: Pre-Wedded Bliss T DVD -R HQ 2927 Episode #64. 3-4-2005 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude steps in to help Lydia and Jeb with their pre-nup, but finds she may have opened a Pandora's Box. Owen offers to help Claude with Will's fan mail, and forges a relationship with one fan in particular. But when the fan (Joan Rivers) shows up at GNB to meet Will, it could be trouble for everyone. Meanwhile Ramona cooks up an internet auction scheme to get back at Kipp for insulting her. 149757 2002 Less Than Perfect: Queen of England, The T DVD -R HQ 11216. VHS 1309 Adler, Justin Episode #4. 10-22-2002 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude thinks that Will's upset because her friends are hanging around. Feeling jealous over Claude being showered by gifts for being Will Butler's assistant, Kipp and Lydia try to break Claude, Ramona and Owen's friendship. Kipp tells Claude that Will doesn't like her having her 4th floor friends around his office, which Claude believes. She politely asks them to stay on their floor. This offends them. Now Claude feels bad for sending her friends away. Tries to work her way back into their friendship circle. Lydia struggles with her (lack of) good sense after she feels guilty for switching Ramona's original Prada handbag for a cheap imitation. She was trying o save the purse from being "killed" by Ramona's exquisite fashion taste and personal alterations on the wonderful Italian leather 149758 2004 Less Than Perfect: Riding in Cars with Falafel T DVD -R HQ 11236. DVD -R 1531 Episode #41. 3-9-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). During a transit strike, Claude borrows Carl's beloved Buick Riviera and sets out on a quest with Ramona and Owen to find a better lunch. She wrecks the car. Meanwhile Lydia talks up Kipp in front of Jeb who promotes Kipp to his assistant -- but Lydia fears that Kipp will reveal unflattering secrets about her. 149759 2003 Less Than Perfect: Roomies T DVD -R HQ 11280 Greenburg, Cynthia Episode #30. 11-18-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude and Lydia get stuck rooming together when they travel to the White House Correspondents Dinner in Washington, DC. Lydia has a lot of advice for Claude on how to conduct herself in the nation's capital, but everything changes when Lydia runs into a childhood friend who exposes her middle class background. Ramona gets upset when Owen asks Carl to move into their shared office space. Meet the cast of Less Than Perfect — in the Bio section. Reporter (Mike Anderson). Reporter (Tricia Kean). Reporter (Kaley O'Kelly). Reporter (Todd Tongen). 149760 2003 Less Than Perfect: Rules T DVD -R HQ 11270 Adler, Justin Episode #28. 10-28-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). While following the strict rules of dating, Claude forces herself to wait before calling a cute guy she has met and ends up losing his number. But her luck may change when she stumbles upon another great guy at a Halloween party. Meanwhile Kipp and Lydia have a new plan to get themselves promoted, and it involves rare and illegal cheese. 149761 2003 Less Than Perfect: Santa Claude T DVD -R HQ 11213. DVD -R HQ 2519 Episode #34. 12-16-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). 149762 2003 Less Than Perfect: Save the Squirrel, But Bet the Over/Under T DVD -R HQ 11265 Wall, J.J. Episode #21. 5-13-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude hawks tickets to Will's benefit dinner for a squirrel clinic, Owen gets in trouble with a bookie, and Kipp & Lydia scheme to get free merchandise. 149763 2003 Less Than Perfect: Shampoo T DVD -R HQ 11276 Minsky, Terry Episode #27. 10-21-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). After updating her career success on a high school classmate's web site, Claude reconnects with a crush from school and sparks fly. Kipp and Lydia fight over an expensive shampoo, and Carl bullies people into using his cafeteria suggestion box. 149764 2004 Less Than Perfect: Shoo-In T DVD -R HQ 2339 Episode #53. 11-12-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kip (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Ramona assures Claude that she will be in the GNB Management Training Program, but when Kip also applies, she is less sure. Owen and Carl conspire to make big money supplying fish to the GNB cafeteria, but their plan is endangered when Ramona becomes suspicious. 149765 2004 Less Than Perfect: Supply Man Down T DVD -R 2027 Episode #47. 9-24-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Will is jealous over publicity given to other network anchors, so Claude suggests he implement the paperless office policy to get some good press. 149766 2003 Less Than Perfect: Telephone T DVD -R HQ 11247. SVD 1344 Adler, Justin Episode #13. 1-21-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Will leaves his apartment to be taken care by Claude while he's gone, and tells her she can bring whoever she wants to it. She quickly organizes a small party just for her closest friends, which does not include Kipp, who stole her idea for a story. Lydia gets obsessed in finding a crystal gazelle she gave to Will and after she does she spends the whole evening trying to rescue it from the fish tank. Kipp drops by unannounced and discovers by accident that Will has his mom's phone number on his speed dial. Turns out his mother and Will have been sleeping together for a good time now, which causes a lot of awkwardness on both parties, and it's up to Claude to fix things. 149767 2004 Less Than Perfect: Two Camps T DVD -R HQ 11215 Episode #36. 1-27-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). When Kipp stirs up a competition with Claude over whether Jeb is a better boss than Will, it escalates until Kipp discovers that Jeb's job is in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Carl gets a thermostat installed in Owen and Ramona's office, which Ramona demands that Owen keeps set on high heat.... leading Owen and Carl to hatch a revenge scheme that goes awry. 149768 2003 Less Than Perfect: Umbrella, The (1) T DVD -R HQ 11267 Adler, Justin Episode #22. 5-20-2003. Season 1 Finale TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude's new sway jacket is ruined because someone stole her umbrella, forcing her to go out in the rain. When she returns to the building, however, she runs into the guy who stole it and confronts him, only to find out later that he's Ted Elliot (Michael Boatman), the new executive producer. With her job on jeopardy, Claude has a change of attitude, but Ted is such a jerk to everyone that she stands up for her morals. Impressed, Ted offers her a job as his assistant, leaving Claude with a dilemma: does she continue to work for her beloved Will Butler or does she dump him for a job with a much more promising future ahead of her? 149769 2002 Less Than Perfect: Vacation, The T DVD -R HQ 11217. SVD 1307 Hertz, Tom Episode #5. 10-29-2002 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude has to use vacation time or lose it. Afraid her temporary replacement (Pat Finn) will take over her job. Ramona tells Claude she has to use her vacation days in the next few days or else she'll lose them. Claude refuses to leave Will even for a week, and Ramona (trying to be a good friend and give Claude a break from her overbearing work) sends a memo to Will about Claude's vacation. Forced to take a break, Claude pretends to go to Niagara Falls, sneaks around the office when she meets her temporary replacement – who she thinks might take her job. Will reassures her she doesn't have to worry about her job. Will says he wouldn't trade her for the world. As for Kipp's dream job of becoming an associate producer, that will have to wait. Torturing Claude with lies about Luke's resume might have given Luke a promotion he never expected so quickly. 149770 2003 Less Than Perfect: Valentine's Day T DVD -R HQ 11261 Hertz, Tom Episode #15. 2-11-2003 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). It's Valentine's Day and Lydia is feeling jealous of Claude over a dozen roses she got from Charlie, who's on a road trip with his father. The next morning, two dozen roses mysteriously appear on Lydia's desk, and she wonders who is her secret admirer. Claude finds out it's Kipp, but decides to keep it down because no one would believe that. Claude has most embarrassing moment of her life when Will overhears her talking dirty with Kipp on the phone. Owen is seduced by a gorgeous girl who only wants his sperm to make a baby, leaving Claude and Ramona the mission of opening his eyes not to let a child grow without a father. 149771 2004 Less Than Perfect: We're Bad People T DVD -R HQ 2370 Episode #54. 11-19-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). When Claude and Ramona suspect Kipp is bankrolling his Lasik surgery with ill-gotten company money, they go undercover to learn the truth. Meanwhile, Lydia is shocked to learn Jeb is hiding a dirty little secret about the fancy hotel she's chosen for their romantic rendezvous, and Owen and Carl help Will train for the NYC Marathon. 149772 2004 Less Than Perfect: What About That! T DVD -R HQ 11214. SVD 1499 Episode #35. 1-6-2004 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). 149773 2006 Less Than Perfect: Why Are You Hurting Claude? T DVD -R HQ 6156 Episode #72. 5-30-2006 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) Workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Ramona detects with her "laydar" that Claude and Carl are sleeping together. Jeb and Lydia are constantly fighting at work. Kipp loses his trust fund and looks to Ramona to help him budget money. Owen shops for a new doorknob. 149774 2005 Less Than Perfect: You Can Leave the Lights On T DVD -R HQ 2672 Episode #59. 1-14-2005 TV News Staff. Claudia "Claude" Casey (Sara Rue) works for handsome news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts) at GNB Television Network Workers-workers on 22nd floor include Kipp (Zachary Levi) and Lydia (Andrea Parker). Claude's ex-boyfriend, Charlie, returns to GNB and they decide to give their relationship a second try. Ramona convinces Claude to buy some sexy lingerie to reignite their passion. Claude finally feels confident enough in her own skin to wear it, but is later embarrassed when she is strip-searched at work. Meanwhile, GNB has reinstated the studio tour, putting pressure on Ramona and Owen to perform as if they had an audience, and Jeb at last seems to appreciate Kipp's work, but when he makes a terrible mistake, Lydia jumps in to help her friend. 149775 1987 Less Than Zero M Photographer (Lee Kissinger). 149776 2006 Lesser Evil MT DVD -R HQ 8286, 8287 News Media. Reporter Willy (Jamie Switch). News Reporter (Dagmar Midcap). Fashion Reporter (Elfina Luk). 149777 1980 Lesson in Telepathy, A SS USC Soloukhin, Vladimir In "Short Story International 18." Newspaperman Nadezhda Petrovna, member of the staff of a local paper in a small town situated on the banks of a broad river. Second year with the local paper. Taken the job after graduating from the Faculty of Journalism. 149778 1888 Lesson of the Master, The N USC James, Henry Editor Mr. Mulliner 149779 2004 Lessons in Love M DVD -R HQ 4026, 4027 Adult Magazine Editor. Photographer Carol (Beverly Lynne), Detective to Policeman: "See this." (Holds up his cell phone). "I've got the Times on speed dial. I've got a buddy down there who would kill to see those photos. That's a story of a lifetime. Don't show up. I hit speed dial. Comprendez?" 149780 2008 Lessons Learned N Davies, Kate Paparazzi discover an affair between a prince and the royal nanny. 149781 2006 Lessons of a Lowcountry Summer N Alers, Rochelle Advice Columnist Dr. Hope Sutton has everything she's always wanted: a winning career as an advice columnist and a hard-lovin' man who is not afraid to commit. But just when she's ready to settle down she finds out her man's been living a double life. Now she has to get a new one of her own -- starting with a soul-searching trip to McKinnon Island 149782 1974 Lester Affair, The NM OWN - H Garve, Andrew Photographer on the staff of the Star newspaper building. Gallegher and the reporter enter the office with the killer just as the paper is going to press. Reporter's boss does the fastest editing job ion history giving Gallegher a shared byline with Callahan. 149783 1939 Let Freedom Ring M DVD -R HQ 1834, 1835 Hecht, Ben (Screenplay-Story) MacDonald - Ness Book Editor of local paper is being paid to slant the news in favor of the railroads. Steve Logan (Nelson Eddy) and his sidekick "The Mackerel" (Charles Butterworth) steal the newspaper equipment, take the editor hostage. They force the editor to help them print an underground paper that attacks the railroad baron and calls for the railroad workers to unite against their foreman. Editor destroys the press while Logan and The Mackerel are away. They hold up a stage and bring the new press into town and print another edition of their underground paper. Workers rally against their boss. Editor Underwood (Raymond Walburn). Press is shown here as an important factor in opposing dictatorship. "You're gonna be a witness to the power of the press." "As long as there's one decent newspaper left, and one man to print it and one horse to peddle it, the United States of America is sittin' pretty." 149784 1946 Let George Do It R AD Newspaper Advertisements. Private eye using newspaper ads 149785 2006 Let Go M Short News Anchor (Yolanda Wood). Weatherman (Hank Pond). 149786 1991 Let Him Have It M Reporter (Gary Everett) 149787 2006 Let It Be Morning N Kashua, Sayed. Miriam Shlesinger (translator). Israeli Arab Journalist returns from Tel Aviv to his home village with his wife and infant daughter in search of cheaper living. There residents flip anxiously between Hebrew news and al-Jazeera to make sense of daily life. Journalist's cosmopolitan wife hates their parochial hometown and when journalist finds himself eased out of his position at a prominent Jewish newspaper, he surmises the privilege of criticizing government policy was an exclusively Jewish prerogative. The journalist has to hide his unemployment from his wife. Then one morning, he finds that the Israelis have cordoned the town cutting off all communication from the outside world. The town is plagued by infighting, mutual suspicion and rekindled feuds. As the garbage piles up and drinking water becomes scarce, no explanation for the action is forthcoming. Julies flies into a panic and correctly prepares for the worst. In the end, the reasons behind the military blockade shock even the most complacent villager. 149788 1995 Let Me Call You Sweetheart N Clark, Mary Higgins PR Public Relations Woman Barbara Tompkins rises in the PR world after having plastic surgery 149789 2006 Let Some Air In M Short - Drama Interviewer (Phillip McCollum). 149790 1941 Let the Skeletons Rattle SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, May, 1941 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 149791 2002 Let Their Spirits Dance: Novel, A N Duarte, Stella Pope TV Reporter interested in family's journey across America when a dying mother hears the voice of her son 30 years after his death in Vietnam and goes to the wall to touch her son's name and honor his memory. Her decision inspires her warring children to join her. The resulting publicity brings them good news about the son's time in Vietnam and the family is finally able to make piece with his death. 149792 1937 Let Them Live M Newspaper Editor (Russell Hicks). The Editor (William B. Davidson). 149793 2005 Let Us Go and Burn Her Body; Or, The Devil Done Let Out M Newscaster (Stacy Taylor). Young female paranormalist is pursued by a man claiming to be the devil in human form. 149794 1919 Let's Elope M AFI-Novelists Writer 149795 1918 Let's Get a Divorce M AFI-Authors Writer 149796 1937 Let's Get Married M Reporter (Sherry Hall). Photographer (Jack Hatfield). Weatherman (James Millican). 149797 1960 Let's Get Married M Photographer (James Booth). 149798 1984 Let's Get Physical M News Media. Newsman (Eric Edwards). 149799 1943 Let's Have Fun M Reporter (Ray Johnson). Reporter (Wedgewood Nowell). Reporter (Reginald Simpson). Unemployed actor is ready to become a cab driver in order to support himself and his young daughter. 149800 1948 Let's Live a Little M Photographer (Oliver Blake). 149801 1951 Let's Make It Legal M PR - Monroe Publicity Director Hugh (Macdonald Carey) for hotel. Reporter (Kathleen Freeman). Reporter (James Magill). Reporter (Renny McEvoy). Reporter (Roger Moore). Reporter (Beverly Thompson). Reporter (Wilson Wood). 149802 1960 Let's Make Love M DVD -R HQ 7082, 7083 PR - Monroe Public Relations Director Alex Coffman (Tony Randall). Musical Number: Specialization showcases personalities on covers of magazines. 149803 1955 Let's Make Up M Flynn Hollywood Reporter (George Margo) 149804 2000 Let's Play Two M Short ESPN Reporter (Michelle McDonald). 149805 1975 Let's Switch MT Editor Kate Fleming (Barbara Feldon) is an editor of a hip woman's magazine who switches roles with her best friend, a suburban housewife 149806 1998 Let's Talk About Sex M DVD -R HQ 2257, 2258. SVD 863 Advice Columnist Jasmine "Jazz" Hampton (Troy Beyer) for Miami newspaper. Columnist and her friends make a documentary about what women want in relationships. Box Interviewer (William Walden). 149807 1934 Let's Talk It Over M Reporter (Charles Lane). 149808 1984 Letajici Cestmir MTF Miniseries Reporter (Pavel Zednicek). 149809 1991 Lethal Charm MT SVD 784. SV 39 All About Eve in broadcast news. Correspondent Barbara Eden is veteran correspondent. Heather Locklear a devious cub reporter. 149810 1993 Lethal Exposure MT SV 198 Hirsch, James G. (Story and Teleplay) 3-28-93 Photographer (Ally Sheedy) observes the murder of a man handcuffed to French policeman at JFK Airport and pursues the story to Paris. Learns victim had information on a crime lord and teams up with policeman to catch the killer. Editor (Howard Hesseman) is a friend of her father's and lives in Paris. Photographer has a photographic memory. Journalist (Darren Fouse). 149811 2008 Lethal Exposure N Wilde, Lori Harlequin Blaze Series #423 Public Relations Consultant Sebastian Black is drop-dead gorgeous with a hot body that doesn’t come any hotter. He’s just stepped through the doors of luxurious spa Confidential Rejuvenations to save its shaky public image. But his image is the one that’s causing a stir. Suddenly nurse Julie DeMarco is thinking less about become a sex therapist and more about sex. Julie has been playing The Good Girl her whole life. What she needs is the opportunity to be The Naughty Girl, and Sebastian is just the tasty man to make it happen. After all, this is just about super hot sex. And Naughty Girls never, ever fall in love with their late-night bed buddies -- do they? 149812 1991 Lethal Justice M News Media. TV Reporter (Penny Stephenson). Room Reporter (Jacqueline Shaw). 149813 2007 Lethal Justice N Michaels, Fern Reporters Maggie Spritzer and Ted Robinson make the Sisterhood's job more difficult after they break into an office and uncover evidence that could embarrass the Sisterhood. The Sisterhood is a vigilante group which operates out of Myra Rutledge's estate near Washington D.C. The group deliver more creative punishment to miscreants who escape the traditional legal system. Reporters break into Myra's daughter Nikki's office. 149814 2005 Lethal Lies N Breton, Laurie Investigative Reporter Chelsea Logan of the River City Gazette is ready to file the story of a lifetime. Life in Serenity, Maine, has always seemed quiet and calm. Logan moved back there to accept a job at the local paper, bringing her 15-year-old daughter there to live in the house she grew up in. She soon learns, though, that all is not what it seems in Serenity. Before she prints the story, she goes to the chief of police with her allegations. But she plunges off the deserted road and into the river below on her middle-of-the-night trip to talk to the police. Logan and her unfiled story are history -- just the way the villain planned it. Chelsea's cousin and best friend comes to town to solve the mystery and take care of Chelsea's daughter. She doesn't believe her death was a suicide. 149815 2000 Lethal Seduction NR Collins, Jackie Woman journalist Journalist Madison Castelli, plucky heroine of L.A. Connections makes a return appearance here. 149816 1997 Lethal Seduction M Photographer, Lake (Cody Flynn Alexander) 149817 1999 Lethal Vows MT DVD -R HQ 7713, 7714. TV News Anchor (Ola Sturik) 149818 1992 Lethal Weapon 3 M Dutch Cameraman (Jan de Bont). 149819 1998 Lethal Weapon 4 M News Media. News Reporter (Sarah Sullivan). News Cameraman (Tim Cooney). News Crew member (Christina Orchid). News Crew (Bruce R. Orchird). News Cameraman (Tim Cooney). 149820 1740 Lethe; Or, Aesop in the Shades, A Dramatic Satire P USC Garrick, David Critic. "…professed critic at the theatres, and a fine gentleman everywhere." 149821 1946 Letter for Evie, A M DVD -R HQ 10027, 10028 Photographer (Albert Petit). 149822 1948 Letter from an Unknown Woman M L Critic (Lester Sharpe). Opera Critic (Jack George). 149823 1998 Letter From Death Row, A M News Media. News Reporter (Rebecca Luxford). Field Reporter (Linda Drewery). TV Anchor Woman (Lisa Foster). Courthouse Reporter (Chad Young). Announcer (Mike Donegan). 149824 2003 Letter From Home N Hart, Carolyn G. Reporter Gretchen Grace Gilman receives a letter returns the elderly newshound physically, mentally and emotionally to the past and to her hometown in northeastern Oklahoma. It's the summer of 1944. With every able-bodied male involved in the war effort, the Gazette Editor Walt Dennis agrees to give the 13-year-old Gretchen a shot as a newspaper reporter. Her assignments aren't very exciting but it was a good opportunity for a young woman with talent and ambition to spare. Then, the sleepy town is rocked by the murder of an artist and mom of Gretchen's friend. The prime suspect is her neighbor's dad. 149825 1872 Letter From Horace Greeley, A SS OWN Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 149826 1978 Letter from the Dead, A SM GPL Miyoshi, Tohru In "Ellery Queen's Japanese Golden Dozen: Detective Story World in Japan, The." Newspaperman Shunya Wakizaka unhappy with the daily grind, receives a letter "from the banks of the Styx" 149827 1938 Letter of Introduction M Reporter (Irving Bacon). Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Charles Sherlock). Reporter (Ray Walker). Editor (Morgan Wallace). Critic (Leonard Mudie). Photographers (John Archer, Douglas Carter). 149828 1892 Letter of Introduction, A P COPY Howells, William Dean Press 149829 1996 Letter to Blanchy: Love Makes the World Go Wrong TF New Zealand. Photographer (Collette Pennington). 149830 1985 Letter to Brezhnev M Reporter (Ken Campbell) 149831 1958 Letter to Loretta: Dangerous Verdict T Episode #162. 4-20-1958 News Media. 1st Reporter (Preston Hanson). 2nd Reporter (William Munchow). 149832 1955 Letter to Loretta: Girl Who Knew, The T Episode #54. 1-2-1955 Editor (Hugh Beaumont) of Manhattan Magazine. 149833 1953 Letter to Loretta: Golden Cord, The T Episode. 2-12-1961. Season #8. Episode #18 Reporter (John Clarke). Reporter (Renny McEvoy). 149834 1958 Letter to Loretta: Greater Strength, A T Episode #154. 2-23-1958 News Media. Reporter (Judith Brian). Newsman (Bing Russell). 149835 1954 Letter to Loretta: It's a Man's Game T Episode. 11-14-1954. Season #2. Episode #11 Reporter (Bill Boyett). 149836 1954 Letter to Loretta: Three Minutes Too Late T Episode. 12-2-1954. Season #2. Episode #17 Reporter (Rayford Barnes). 149837 1991 Letter to the New York Post, A MUS Public Enemy Newspapers. Indictment of New York City’s sleaziest newspaper. “Here’s a letter to the New York Post. The worst piece of paper on the East Coast... America’s oldest continuously published daily piece of bullshit ... Founded in 1801 by Alexander Hamilton. That is 190 years, continuous, of fucked-up news.” 149838 1537 Letters ER COPY Aretino, Pietro News. Letters were published in six books between 1537 and 1557 offering a penetrating commentary on the 16th century. On a variety of subjects including news and what would today pass as journalism. 149839 1485 Letters ER COPY Cereta, Laura Newspaper. Letters contain invective, gossip and various reports 149840 1730 Letters ER COPY Hill, Aaron In "Works of the late Aaron Hill, Esq. In Four Volumes, The." Critics. Series of letters involving critics and Alexander Pope. Various other letters. 1730-1750. 149841 100 Letters ER Pliny The Younger (Plinius Secundus). William Helmoth (Translation) Messengers. To the Emperor Trajan, Part III, XXI. To Septitius, Part I, I. 149842 2006 Letters From a Desperate Dog NJ Christelow, Eileen Advice Columnist "Dear Queenie" at the Weekly Bone is a canine who offers advice to other dogs. She suggests to a pup that she get off the couch and make herself useful, perhaps even finding a career. The pup's human constantly misunderstands her no matter how hard she tries to please him. Tired of feeling unappreciated, she writes "Dear Queenie," takes her advice and becomes a successful stage actor with a traveling theater company. But she still misses George, her human master. "Ask Queen" writes back: "Is George a high-strung breed? They can be difficult to live with!...Have you tried licking his hand?" But all of this goes unnoticed so the pup leaves. 149843 1998 Letters from a Killer M DVD -R HQ 3672, 3673. Reporter #1 (Raye Hollitt). TV Reporter (Carey Webber) 149844 1979 Letters From Frank MT News Media 149845 1995 Letters From the East M Photographer, Old (Aarne Ukskula). 149846 1996 Letters From the President N Little, John News Media 149847 1903 Letters Home SS Howells, William Dean Journalist Custis Holly, female energetic Southern journalist working for the New York Signal. Casman, editor of the New York Signal at whose home the other characters meet and talk. 149848 0001 Letters of Cicero ER Cicero. E.S. Schuckberg (Translation) 65 B.C. Heralds. "...many people, in fine, carp at it, and say that the heralds at the public games are more modest, for after having placed garlands on the other recipients and proclaimed their names in a loud voice…" "...when their own turn comes to be presented with a garland before the games break up, they call in the services of another herald, that they may not declare themselves victors with their own voice." 149849 1964 Letters of Discredit NM Harris, Peter Press 149850 1905 Letters of Theodora, The N USC Rouse, Adelaide Louise Editor. "Big, dopey Miss Darley from Omaha, editing one of the Sunday newspapers." John Gilchrist writing articles. Miss Tennant, a newspaper woman. Theodora Vaney, novelist, woman of letters, writer of articles. 149851 2008 Letters, The N Rice, Luanne and Joseph Monninger Sports Journalist Sam West and Hadley West are both trying in their own ways to survive after the unthinkable loss of their only son in Alaska. For Sam, acceptance means an arduous trek by dogsled across the bleak and beautiful arctic wilderness to find the place where Paul died. For Hadley, it means renting a benignly haunted, salt-soaked cottage off the Main coast where she begins to paint again. Now, at opposite ends of the country, waiting for their divorce to be finalized, they begin to exchange letters by post, missives filled with longing and truths they’ve never before voiced as they recall their marriage -- its magic moments and its challenges -- and begin to rediscover the reasons they fell in love in the first place. As Sam risks his life to reach the remote crash site, Hadley begins an equally hazardous inner journey to a rendezvous with the mad grief of a mother’s heart. At the place where all else is lost, they will meet again. Sam and Hadley West separated following the death of their grown son, Paul. Sam is in Laika Star, Alaska, where he is arranging to travel via dog sled to the site where Paul died in a plane crash. Hadley thinks Sam’s trip is a bad idea. 149852 1979 Letti selvaggi MF Italy/Spain. Photographer (Michele Placido). 149853 1932 Letty Lynton M Reporter (Charles Williams). 149854 1935 Letzten Vier von Santa Cruz, Die MF Journalist Borinski (Bruno Hubner) 149855 1997 Levant, Oscar Biography DT SVD 552 Documentary on Oscar Levant 149856 1985 Levantine N OWN - P Delacorte, Peter American Reporter Andrew Chambers has spent 12 years in the strife-torn Mideast nation of Levantine (I.e. Lebanon). Intrigue for the correspondent. 149857 2000 Level 9: Price To Pay, A T Episode #6. 12-8-2000. Sci-Fi Newscaster (Norma Jean Wick). 149858 1945 Level Crossing SS GPL Clark, Ken In "Cross Section 1945: Collection of New American Writing, A." Reporter George,. Old Pettipas, shriveled old man. Guild Reporter. 149859 2009 Leverage: Mile High Job, The T DVD -R HQ 10788 Episode. 1-20-2009 TV Newscast. Male Anchor from KXKB, Channel 12 newscast. 149860 2009 Leverage: Three Days of the Hunter Job, The T DVD -R HQ 11344 Episode. 8-12-2009 TV Newscaster Monica Hunter (Beth Broderick), host of “Hunt for the Truth” likes to demonize innocent people for ratings. The TV journalist went after an innocent school bus driver involved in an accident causing him to attempt suicide. The daughter asks the Leverage team to get her father’s good name back. The team realizes that Hunter’s archilles’ heel is that she wants to be respected by her news colleagues who ridicule her work. They create a fake story so big that if she breaks it she won’t be considered a joke by legitimate newspeople. She has tried to get a job on a legitimate newscast but is laughed at. She works out of the BNI Studios in Washington D.C. and is syndicated in 41 markets. Her tagline: “Join us tomorrow as we hunt for the truth.” “Monica Hunter is in the fear business.” One of the Leverage teams poses as reporter with a scoop that “could bring down the president of the United States.” She plans to use the reporter to get the story and then steal the story from her. The Leverage team knows they can convince Hunter it is a real story by creating the illusion that one of her sources knows the truth. “Journalists are lazy. They always go back to the same sources,” one tells another. 149861 2010 Leverage: Zanzibar Marketplace Job, The T DVD -R HQ 11734 Episode. 1-27-2010 News Media cover recovery of a Faberge Egg stolen after the team sets the recovery up. 149862 2005 Leviathan’s Ghost SS 307 Pacione, Nickolaus A. In “Tabloid Purposes 1, ” a horror anthology. Journalist Justin Williamson and his cameraperson Christina London, an amateur journalist. 22 years old and right out of college. “She said nothing as the water went over her head and all she saw was steel from the cage. Allowing the camera to power up as the other camera man was swimming near by; all was calm and it was like that for the next two hours. The waters around her felt as she was in a sensory deprivation chamber but she was able to see the other camera worker ahead of her but the thing that was to happen next she wasn’t prepared for. She saw blood gushing from his leg but nothing there providing the wound. She watched in horror to what was to happen to him the cameras were rolling and documenting every second of the thing as the diver was getting ready to lose a part of his leg; he didn’t even feel any pain as it was being thrashed apart. He felt a vice on his leg but there was no trace of a shark in sight. She tried to tell him but couldn’t, get out of the water – God please get out of the water.” ... “Ms. London was going shark hunting with a cage for a documentary she was filming -- the footage was now called a death tape because the other diver involved got bit in half by a tiger shark and leg was bit off by a phantom. 149863 1995 Lewis Cole: Black Tide NM Dubois, Brendan #2 Lewis Cole Mystery Series Columnist Lewis Cole, a columnist-writer for a Boston magazine called Shoreline. He's a man with a mysterious past and skills, a former government service employee, a Defense Department specialist, who loves the small New Hampshire town of Tyler Beach. Cole, who is recovering from an operation to remove a benign but puzzling tumor, a result of his participation in a Department of Defense experiment in Nevada, is trying to trace the ownership of the tanker that spilled the soil. Sitting on the deck of his New Hampshire beach house, Cole is bemoaning the recently oil-soaked coastline when he sees a corpse drift in. He also agrees to help a lesbian cop pal who has a new guy on the force interested in her. He also agrees to advise, for a fee, his neighbor, a onetime criminal, who knows the whereabouts of three famous purloined paintings. Cole finds out all of these events are related. While tracking the whereabouts of a cache of stolen paintings by Winslow Homer, America's most celebrated marine artist, another murder takes place and Cole realizes that the leads he has been following are the right ones. 149864 2004 Lewis Cole: Buried Dreams NM DuBois, Brendan #5 Lewis Cole Mystery Series Columnist Lewis Cole, a columnist-writer for a Boston magazine called Shoreline. He's a man with a mysterious past and skills, a former government service employee, a Defense Department specialist, who loves the small New Hampshire town of Tyler Beach. For years the amateur archeologist has searched for artifacts to prove Vikings had a settlement on the New Hampshire coastline and when Lewis gets a phone message from him that he's found the evidence, he races over to congratulate him. But when he reaches his house, there is no celebration. Someone brutally murdered him and stolen his artifacts. Lewis must solve the crime. 149865 1994 Lewis Cole: Dead Sand: NM Dubois, Brendan #1 Lewis Cole Mystery Series Columnist Lewis Cole, a columnist-writer for a Boston magazine called Shoreline. He's a man with a mysterious past and skills, a former government service employee, a Defense Department specialist, who loves the small New Hampshire town of Tyler Beach. A crime wave has hit the coastal town and the only detective in the police department welcomes the unofficial assistance of magazine writer Cole. Soon after an unidentified corpse, buried decades ago, is unearthed by a developer's backhoe, a waitress at local diner is found strangled in a beachfront cottage she rented. Cole's friend who freelances for organized crime says the murder is amateurish. But when Cole just misses being on a boat that explodes, killing the fisherman who said he had information about the strangling, and then finds a Molotov cocktail on his property,. He doubts his source's veracity. 149866 2000 Lewis Cole: Killer Waves NM Dubois, Brendan #4 Lewis Cole Mystery Series Columnist Lewis Cole, a columnist-writer for a Boston magazine called Shoreline. He's a man with a mysterious past and skills, a former government service employee, a Defense Department specialist, who loves the small New Hampshire town of Tyler Beach. The only survivor of a disastrous Department of Defense experiment, his reward is a house, a pension and a cover job as a columnist for a Boston magazine. Now that's all endangered by the arrival of a team of spooky federal agents looking into a murder. They say they're from the DEA, but Cole disproves this immediately. The man was murdered in a parking lot near Cole's house. It seems there is hidden uranium from the Nazi rocket program. A retired Boston mob enforcer tries to help Cole. There's also an attempt by ruthless news owners to jazz up the local newspaper with some sleazy tactics. 149867 2006 Lewis Cole: Primary Storm NM DuBois, Brendan #6 Lewis Cole Mystery Series Columnist Lewis Cole, a columnist-writer for a Boston magazine called Shoreline. He's a man with a mysterious past and skills, a former government service employee, a Defense Department specialist, who loves the small New Hampshire town of Tyler Beach. When he attends a political rally for the front-running senator, gunfire breaks out and Cole becomes the initial suspect in the attempted assassination. With the Secret Service following his every move, his budding romance with a campaign volunteer is in Threat of continued violence against him and the candidate. He desperately tries to find out who set him up for the attempted killing and who is stalking him. Lewis is operating in the glare of the news media and among aggressive campaign rivals as he tries to keep secret a decades-old connection with the leading presidential candidate, a secret that could have shattering consequences if revealed. Lewis dives into the unsavory world of presidential politics, where secrets are traded for favors, where votes are cast and sometimes discarded, and where a trail of bodies and broken promises can lead to the White House. 149868 1999 Lewis Cole: Shattered Shell NM Dubois, Brendan #3 Lewis Cole Mystery Series Columnist Lewis Cole, a columnist-writer for a Boston magazine called Shoreline. He's a man with a mysterious past and skills, a former government service employee, a Defense Department specialist, who loves the small New Hampshire town of Tyler Beach. Cole, given a free oceanside house in Tyler Beach, N.H. and a large pension after surviving a biotech disaster (he still checks his scars for swelling every morning in the shower) is digging into two crime stories. One is the arson fires that are destroying closed motels in Tyler Beach. The other is the brutal rape of the young woman who is the lover of Cole's best friend, a lesbian police detective. Cole turns for help to the slick, mob-connected man who has earned his trust. Together they knock on doors, stumble on a corpse, and manage to get themselves arrested for murder. In the end, they catch Tyler Beach's rapist who is criminally connected to Tyler Beach's arsonist. 149869 2007 Lewis: Old School Ties T Episode #2. News Media. 2nd Reporter (Maeve Rya). 3rd Reporter (Neil Madden). 149870 2005 Lexicographer N Punzo, Paul M. Reporters. Three news reporters are missing and a writer who has left his family to the confines of a monastery returns home to write and discovers police linking his father with the mysterious disappearance of the journalists. The suspicion upon his father's questionable past, the lives of his sisters, and his own demons become the inspiration for the creation of his novel. The suspicion upon his father's questionable past, the lives of his sisters, and his own demons become the inspiration for the creation of his novel. 149871 2001 Lexx: Little Blue Planet T Episode #38. 7-13-2001.Sci-Fi Anchorman (Tony Anholt). Commentator (Graham Pountney) 149872 2001 Lexx: Stan Down T Episode #41. 8-3-2001. Sci-Fi News Media. Anchorman (Tony Anholt). Journalist #1 (Lee J. Campbell). Journalist #2 (Karen Beverly). 149873 2002 Lexx: Yo Way Yo T Episode #61. 4-26-2002. Sci-Fi Anchorman (Tony Anholt). 149874 1998 Lexy Hyatt: Killing at the Cat NM Miller, Carlene #1 Lexy Hyatt Mysteries Reporter Lexy Hyatt is a lesbian newspaper reporter on The Ledger, a Florida newspaper and is on hand at her favorite bar, "The Cat, when an insurance agent is murdered. Wary of the kind of coverage her Florida newspaper might give the story, Lexy convinces her editor to assign it to her. She escapes the humdrum boundaries of her usual political-social assignments when she clears the story with her editor. An investigative journalist is born. The bar owner asks for Lexy's help and Lexy learns that a homophobe blamed the woman for the suicide of his teenage daughter who had worked in the insurance office. She had confided to the woman. The father had vowed revenge and was at the bar when the woman died. A gay-bashing skinhead gang has also targeted The Cat. While Lexy would like to believe in the father's or the gang's guilt, she unearths more unsavory secrets about the victim's friends and clients then she can ignore. Among the suspects are The Cat's owner, the woman's secretary and Lexy's former lover. 149875 1999 Lexy Hyatt: Mayhem at the Marina NM Miller, Carlene #2 Lexy Hyatt Mysteries Reporter Lexy Hyatt, a lesbian newspaper reporter on The Ledger, a Florida newspaper, takes up the offer of her friend, "The Admiral," to spend her vacation living on a lake boat. Landlubber that she is, Lexy is skeptical until reassured that the boat is moored and under repair by a street-wise young woman named Charlie. Edgy about each other at first, the two come to trust and admire one another. All too soon the colorful characters Lexy befriends at the marina become suspects when a body is found floating in the lake. Lexy investigates hoping to protect and clear her new-found community. But her belief in their innocence is sorely challenged when she discovers that Charlie is hiding the murder weapon and that the victim was exploiting illegal Hispanic workers. 149876 2001 Lexy Hyatt: Reporter on the Run NM Miller, Carlene #3 Lexy Hyatt Mysteries Reporter Lexy Hyatt is a lesbian newspaper reporter on a Florida newspaper. She finds herself in the middle of a vicious fight for control of her newspaper, The Ledger. Twin owners Andrea and Andrew Standish battle it out until Andrew turns up dead on an orienteering course during a race sponsored by the paper. Her female newspaper boss had urged Lexy to enter the competition to prevent her ne'er-do-well twin brother from manipulating the outcome. Hyatt succeeds in thwarting the underhanded plans of a nasty competitor -- the wife of another part owner. But she winds up a suspect in the murder of the very man she was sent to shadow. She discovers there are many suspects with both motive and opportunity so she pursues her own investigation of the murder defying two detectives who insist she stay out of it Girded with self-defense lessons, advice from insiders at the newspaper and the confidence of new lover Wren, the lesbian journalist begins sleuthing and solves the case. 149877 1987 Ley del deseo, La MF TV Reporter (Rossy de Palma) 149878 1991 Leyenda de una mascara, La MF Journalist Olmo Robles (Damian Alcazar). Un reportero deportivo tiene que descubrir la verdad detr s del conocido luchador "El ungel Enmascarado." 149879 1991 Leyenda de una mascara, La (aka Legend of the Mask, The) MF Mexico Mexican Sports Journalist Olmo Robles (Damian Alcazar) is assigned to discover the truth behind the mask of “El Angel Enmascarado” (The Masked Angel(), a very popular and recently deceased wrestler. His investigation into the masked wrestler and pop culture icon leads him from the bright lights of the wrestling ring into a shadowy world of mystery where more than one secret is hidden behind a mask. It turns out the famous wrestler was murdered. 149880 1999 liaison pornographique, Une MF Interviewer (Jacques Viala). 149881 1961 Liaisons dangereuses, Les M AFI-Photographers Photographer 149882 1999 Liang Po Po chong chu jiag hu MF News Presenter (Jack Neo) 149883 2004 Liar MF South Korea Reporter (Hyeon-shik Lim) 149884 1997 Liar Liar M PR Publicist (Amanda Carlin). 149885 1943 Libby Lawrence: Rick Cannon CB Boy Commandos #1. Winter, 1943. First Appearance Reporter Libby Lawrence and the costumed mystery-woman Liberty Belle aid Rick Cannon, U.S. Army Captain, G-2 agent and spy for the Allies. As Reporter Lawrence was making her way across Nazi-invaded Europe during 1939-1940, she was aided several times by German officer, "Colonel Krupp." She finally makes her way back to England, then America. She saw the man again, thinking he was a spy, but he turned out to be Cannon. Even though they seemed like there was more to the relationship, Ricky and Libby, were just friends. 149886 1959 Libel M DVD -R HQ 3053, 3054. 6453, 6454. SVD 1332 De Havilland Tabloids. Telecast in London of interview. Tabloids have field day with accusations. Reporter at Church (Kenneth Griffith). Editor (Deering Wells). 2nd Photographer (Geoffrey Bayldon). Newspaper Photographer (Robert Shaw). 149887 1948 Libel R Episode #113. 4-11-1948 News Media covers trial. 149888 1949 Libel R Episode #2-2 9-18-1949. Theatre Guild of the Air News Media covers trial. 149889 1957 Libel in the Wax Museum (On Trial) T 1-18-57 News Media 149890 1992 Libel the Dead N Fink, John Magazine Editor Mike Lindenthal, the executive editor of slick Beyond, a lifestyle magazine for "readers whose interests and budgets went past the ordinary." He assigns a piece on L.A. talk-show host Bangor Laudicek to writer Trilila McGuffy. Lindenthal finds himself in trouble after the article brings the threat of a libel suit. To head it off, Beyond's legal superman Bob Struiker decides that he and Mike will fly to Los Angeles to meet with Laudicek, his lawyer and McGuffy. Photographer Burley Moore and others from the magazine's West Coast office float around the edges, supplying gossip on Trilla's drug-involved past and her long-standing vendetta against Bangor. The hotel suite meeting, attended also by Bangor's handsome, high-strung wife seems to end in a triumph for Struiker, but in its aftermath, Bangor is dead -- fallen or pushed from the suite's balcony. Mike falls for the gorgeous, mercurial Trilla. He realizes that McGuffy's former affair with Laudicek undermined her objectivity. McGuffy and Lindenthal contend with weightier charges than libel when Bangor is killed. It's up to ever-savvy Struiker to keep a level head when romance co-opts Lindenthal 149891 1941 Libel! R CD 003. Lux Radio Theater Lux Radio Theater 41-01-13 Newspaper. Ronald Colman, Francis Robinson, Otto Kruger 149892 1936 Libeled Lady M DVD -R HQ 1819, 1820. L Sullivan, Wallace (Story). Maurine Watkins, Howard Emmett Rogers, George Oppenheimer (Screenplay) Tracy. Hollywod Love Teams. Managing Editor of the New York Evening Star Warren Haggerty (Spencer Tracy). Front Page of New York Evening Star: Heiress Husband Stealer! Connie Allenbury being sued for alienation of affection. Haggerty hires Newsman Bill Chandler (William Powell). Haggerty wants Chandler to romance Allenbury so he can get something on her to stop her from suing his paper. Editor (William Stack). Mr. Bane (Charley Grapewin), Owner of Paper. Reporter (Olaf Hytten). Reporter (Eric Lonsdale) Washington Chronicle Editor Adams (Selmer Jackson). Photographers (Pinky Parker, Harry Lash, Franklin Parker). Photographer (Pat Somerset). Denver Courier Editor (William Stack). Press Man (Fred Graham). Mac, the Circulation Editor (Eddie Shubert). Cable Editor (Howard Hickman). Palmer, the English Reporter (Robin Adair). 149893 1993 Libera me MF Photographer (Michel Quenneville). 149894 1986 Liberty M Reporter. Old Reporter (Seymour Horowitz). 149895 1941 Liberty Belle: Liberty Belle Lawrence CB Cameron, Don and Chuck Winter (Art) Reporter Libby Belle Lawrence, blonde 149896 2004 Liberty Bound M Social Commentator-Author (Michael Parenti). Narrator (Christine Rose). 149897 2002 Liberty Stands Still M DVD -R 1696 News Media. Reporter #1 Martha L. Peters (Suzette Meyers). Reporter #2 Gary P. Evans (Marrett Green). Cameraman (Blake Stovin). 149898 2003 Liberty's Kids: 1st Fourth of July, The (aka First Fourth of July, The) C DVD -R HQ 6731. VHS 1315 Episode #13. 9-18-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149899 2002 Liberty's Kids: Across the Delaware C DVD -R HQ 6166. 6765. Episode. 9-26-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). James discovers the truth about a captured British spy. Washington crosses the Delaware on Christmas Day, 1776. 149900 2002 Liberty's Kids: Allies At Last C DVD -R HQ 6275 Episode. 10-4-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). James learns about religious freedom from Moses. Sarah and Henri are in occupied Philadelphia. 149901 2002 Liberty's Kids: American Crisis C DVD -R HQ 6765 Episode #18. 9-25-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149902 2002 Liberty's Kids: American in Paris, An C Episode #20. 9-27-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149903 2003 Liberty's Kids: Benedict Arnold C DVD -R HQ 6347 Episode #32. 1-20-2003 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149904 2003 Liberty's Kids: Born Free and Equal C DVD -R HQ 6426 Episode #37. 4-1-2003 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). Sarah resolves to fight for civil rights. Ben Franklin hopes King George will surrender the colonies after the battle at Yorktown. 149905 2002 Liberty's Kids: Boston Tea Party, The C DVD -R HQ 6494. Episode #1. 9-2-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149906 2002 Liberty's Kids: Bostonians C DVD -R HQ 6347. SVD 1406 Episode #31. 11-11-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149907 2002 Liberty's Kids: Bunker Hill C DVD -R HQ 6636 Episode #9. 9-12-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149908 2002 Liberty's Kids: Captain Molly C DVD -R HQ 6764 Episode #17. 9-24-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149909 2002 Liberty's Kids: Common Sense C DVD -R HQ 6696 Episode #12. 9-17-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149910 2003 Liberty's Kids: Conflict in the South C DVD -R HQ 6365 Episode #33. 1-21-2003 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). James and Henri follow Gen. Nathanael Green. Sarah is upset to discover Thomas Jefferson has slaves. 149911 2003 Liberty's Kids: Deborah Samson: Soldier of the Revolution C DVD -R HQ 6365. SVD 1406 Episode #34. 1-22-2003 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). James and Henri witness arguments between Generals Washington and Rochambeau. 149912 2002 Liberty's Kids: Est. 1776 C Series. 2002-2003 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). First, James Hiller (Chris Lundquist - Voice), a patriot who tends to act before he thinks and is, at times, too quick a judge in his search for American heroes. Next is Henri LeFevre (Kathleen Barr - Voice) a French orphan who's only quest is for food. Third, a young woman named Sarah Philips (Reo Jones - Voice), daughter of an ex-English general with strong views opposing slavery. Together, they travel the colonies witnessing the sacrifices made for freedom. 149913 2003 Liberty's Kids: Going Home C DVD -R HQ 6486 Episode #39. 4-3-2003 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149914 2003 Liberty's Kids: Great Galvez, The C DVD -R HQ 6316 Episode #29. 11-7-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). James and Henri sail down the Mississippi River seeking Bernardo de Galvez. Sarah tells her mother she intends to return to Philadelphia. 149915 2002 Liberty's Kids: Green Mountain Boys, The C DVD -R HQ 6600 Episode #7. 9-10-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149916 2002 Liberty's Kids: Hessians Are Coming, The C DVD -R HQ 6234 Episode #23. 10-2-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). James witnesses the Battle of Saratoga. Sarah sees Benedict Arnold's heroics. 149917 2002 Liberty's Kids: Honor and Compromise C DVD -R HQ 6288 Episode #26. 11-4-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). Henri befriends Abraham Nimhma. Sarah and Moses watch Congress debate the Articles of Confederation. 149918 2002 Liberty's Kids: In Praise of Ben C DVD -R HQ 6349 Episode #30. 11-8-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149919 2002 Liberty's Kids: Intolerable Acts, The C DVD -R HQ 6599 Episode #2. 9-3-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). Reporter Sarah Phillips 149920 2003 Liberty's Kids: James Armistead C DVD -R HQ 6377 Episode #35. 1-23-2003 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). Moses learns his brother is fighting with Cornwallis. 149921 2002 Liberty's Kids: Lafayette Arrives C DVD -R HQ 6227 Episode #22. 10-1-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). Henri meets the Marquis de Lafayette 149922 2002 Liberty's Kids: Liberty or Death! C DVD -R HQ 6552 Episode #4. 9-5-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149923 2003 Liberty's Kids: Man Who Wouldn't Be King, The C DVD -R HQ 6427 Episode #38. 4-2-2003 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). James tells Sarah and Henri of an attempted military coup. Washington offers his resignation to Congress. 149924 2002 Liberty's Kids: Midnight Ride, The C DVD -R HQ 6599 Episode #5. 9-6-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149925 2003 Liberty's Kids: New Frontier, The C DVD -R HQ 6308 Episode #27. 11-5-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). Sarah decides to return to England after reuniting with her father in Ohio. James reports on the repercussions of inflation. 149926 2002 Liberty's Kids: New York, New York C DVD -R HQ 6751 Episode #14. 9-19-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149927 2003 Liberty's Kids: Not Yet Begun To Fight C DVD -R HQ 6308 Episode #28. 11-6-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). Sarah is shipwrecked while returning to England 149928 2002 Liberty's Kids: One Life To Lose C DVD -R HQ 6762 Episode #16. 9-23-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149929 2002 Liberty's Kids: Postmaster General Franklin C DVD -R HQ 6646 Episode #10. 9-13-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149930 2002 Liberty's Kids: Second Continental Congress, The C DVD -R HQ 6636 Episode #8. 9-11-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149931 2002 Liberty's Kids: Shot Heard Round The World, The C DVD -R HQ 6600 Episode #6. 9-9-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149932 2002 Liberty's Kids: Sybil Ludington C DVD -R HQ 6227 Episode #21. 9-30-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). Sybil Ludington is featured. Sarah witnesses Benedict Arnold's fervor. 149933 2002 Liberty's Kids: Turtle, The C DVD -R HQ 6762 Episode #15. 9-20-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149934 2002 Liberty's Kids: United We Stand C DVD -R HQ 6552 Episode #3. 9-4-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149935 2002 Liberty's Kids: Valley Forge C DVD -R HQ 6275 Episode #24. 10-3-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). James and Sarah see the hardship that foot soldiers endure during the war. Washington faces betrayal. 149936 2002 Liberty's Kids: Washington Takes Command C DVD -R HQ 6696 Episode #11. 9-16-2002 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149937 2003 Liberty's Kids: We the People C DVD -R HQ 6486 Episode #40. 4-4-2003 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). 149938 2003 Liberty's Kids: Yorktown C DVD -R HQ 6426 Episode #36. 3-31-2003 Journalist Benjamin Franklin (Walter Cronkite - Voice) enlists the help of young people to record the happenings leading up to and during the Revolution for his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. Reporter James Hiller (Chris Lundquist). Moses' brother fights for the British. Moses joins the American mining corps to search for his brother. Battle of Yorktown. 149939 1873 License of the Press SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Collected Tales, Sketches, Speeches & Essays, 1852-1890." Press. Diatribe against the press of the day. "Why I have published vicious libels upon people myself -- and ought to have been hanged before my time for it, too -- if I do say it myself.… "There are some excellent virtues in newspapers, some powers that wield vast influences for good; and I could have told all about these things, and glorified them exhaustively -- but that would have left you gentlemen nothing to say. 149940 2007 License to Chill C Documentary crew accompanies newcomer surf talent from Shiverpool, Antarctica as he enters his first pro competition. Parody of realty TV conventions. Characters are regularly taken aside to comment on the action and the omnipresent "camera" catches glimpses of personalities not at their best including the surfer's older brother, a sports promoter and an agitated shorebird who's a talent scout. 149941 1988 License to Drive M Anchorwoman (Christina Cocek). 149942 2003 Licensed by Royalty C Series 2003-2004 News Media. Newscaster A (Freddy Douglas - Voice - English Version). Newscaster B (Taliesin Jaffe - Voice - English Version). Game Announcer (Jacob L. Nab - Voice - English Version). Radio Announcer (Luigi Vampa - Voice - English Version). 149943 2004 Lichnyy nomer MF Russia Reporter. Terrorist organization is preparing to turn the city of Rome into a City of the Dead. 149944 1958 Licht von jenseits der Straße. Der Roman einer großen Hoffnung N Bentz, Hans Georg Germany Journalist 149945 2004 Lick-It Man M News Media. Newsman Bob (Bob Carida). 149946 1939 Lid der Wuste, Das MF Reporter (Hermann Pfeiffer). 149947 2001 Lidris cuadrade di tre MF Italy TV Journalist (Morena Londero). 149948 1999 Lie in the Dark N Fesperman, Dan Weinberg List Journalist 149949 2009 Lie To Me: Better Half T DVD -R HQ 11071 Episode #10. 4-22-2009 TV Reporter Jack Garcia (Kurt Caceres) of WODC 2 News. Garcia is accused of setting fire of a friend’s home, but it turns out he had an affair with the man’s wife, and his wife burned the house down and she does it a second time with another woman who had an affair with the broadcast journalist. Cal’s ex-wife hires him to see who is lying. The sparks still fly between them and the episode ends with Cal and is ex-wife, who is engaged to another man, having sex as their daughter arrives home. 149950 2009 Lie To Me: Blinded T DVD -R HQ 11108 Episode. 5-6-2009 News Media. Female TV Reporter on WDQT Channel 3 News on copycat rapist who blinds victims, then rapes them. TV news broadcast. 149951 2009 Lie To Me: Control Factor T DVD -R HQ 11503 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 10-12-2009 TV News. CZN News Report on contaminated blood revealed by the team while Cal is on vacation in Mexico where he is brought in to help investigate the bizarre case of a missing woman. 149952 2009 Lie To Me: Core of It, The T DVD -R HQ 11452 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 9-29-2009 Publicist (Anna Zielinski) introduces Lightman at a book-signing. News Media covers a Supreme Court nomination. The Lightman Group is asked to interrogate a possible Supreme Court nominee to see if he is lying about something important in his past. 149953 2009 Lie To Me: Do No Harm T DVD -R HQ 10939 Episode #6. 3-11-2009 News Media. Reporters interview peace activist who is publishing a book. Her editor is there. Eli and Ria must determine whether a renowned peace activist is really who she claims to be and if her novel is factual. Eli’s attraction to the woman gets in the way of his ability to clearly do his job. Gillian and Cal investigate the disappearance of an 11-year-old girl who is believed to have been murdered. 149954 2009 Lie To Me: Life is Priceless T DVD -R HQ 11026 Episode. 4-8-2009 News Media. Channel 8 News covers construction men buried under rubble in a construction site accident. Female Reporter (Leelila Strogov). Reporter #1 (Moira Squier). Reporter #2 (Leesa Severy). 149955 2009 Lie To Me: Pilot T Episode #1. 1-21-2009 News Media. News Anchor (Susanne Marques). Reporter #1 (Ted Garcia). Reporter #2 (Melissa McCarty). 149956 2009 Lie To Me: Sacrifice T DVD -R HQ 11129 Episode #13. 5-13-2009 News Media covers terrorist bombing outside Washington D.C. The FBI asks The Lightman Group for help. 149957 2009 Lie To Me: Truth or Consequences T DVD -R HQ 11466 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 10-6-2009 TV News Media cover killing of district attorney by angry father who wants justice. 149958 1984 Lie, The ("L'Attenzione) M Moravia, Alberto (Book). Rodolf Sonego, Leone Colonna, Giovanni Soldati (Screenplay) Italy - Ness Book Italian Journalist Alberto (Ben Cross) meets and marries a barmaid and years later finds himself attracted to their teenage daughter (he is not the girl's father). Alberto is in China for long periods of time. Reporter's wife tries to salvage her marriage by arranging liaisons for Alberto with a succession of young women with her daughter eventually becoming one of the prospective lovers. 149959 1976 Lieb Vaterland magst ruhig sein MF West Germany Journalist (Joachim Kemmer). 149960 2003 Liebe Frau Senta NM Aechtner, Uli Germany Journalist 149961 2004 Liebe in der Warteschleife TF Reporter (Jorg Vincent Malotki). 149962 1991 Liebes Ungeheuer Sara N Brechbühl, Beat Switzerland Journalist 149963 1985 Liebesexpress. Ein Kontaktanzeigen-Reigen N Winkels, Hubert Germany Journalist 149964 1939 Lied der Wuste, Das MF Reporter (Wilhelm Schlager). Reporter (Hermann Pfeiffer). 149965 1930 Lied ist aus, Das MF Editor (Fritz Odemar - The Editor). 149966 1967 Liefdesbekentenissen MF Journalist Frank Jansen (Ramses Shaffy). 149967 1991 Lies Before Kisses MT DVD -R HQ 1926, 1927 SVD 1171. B 78 (Last Half) Dunne, Domanick (Novel). Ellen Weston (Teleplay) Ness Book Investigative Reporter Sonny Vincent (Nick Mancuso) is asked by wife to investigate her husband, a wealthy publisher husband Grant Sanders (Ben Gazzara). Vincent once did a piece on Sanders for Fortune magazine Reporter attracted to wife and agrees to investigate Sanders who is being blackmailed for a one-night stand. After reporter confronts the blackmailer, she sends photographs to police indicating the publisher beat her and the story goes public. Publisher decides to pay off blackmailer if she agrees not to testify against him. She is found dead and the publisher is arrested. Wife, who sleeps with the reporter, is conspiring with her step-son to get the publisher convicted. Reporter finds out and the killers are caught. Reporter (Wendy Gordon). Reporter #2 (David Michael Mullins). 149968 1994 Lies of the Heart: Story of Laurie Kellogg, The MT DVD -R HQ 8423, 8424. Reporter #1 (Douglas Roberts). Reporter #2 (William Hubbard Knight). Reporter #3 (Suzanne Dean). 149969 1954 Lieutenant Pascal's Tastes in Homicides (Eager Victim) NM Pentecost Hugh (J. Philips) Press 149970 2004 Life & Style DT Hosts Jules Asner, Cynthia Garrett, Lynne Koplitz, Kimora Lee. Celebrity Correspondent Stephanie Lydecker. 149971 2009 Life After T DVD -R HQ 11526 Episode. 10-18-2009 Tabloid Press targets Al Reynolds during his marriage and breakup with TV personality Star Jones. 149972 1996 Life After Birth: View from the Balcony T Episode #4. 6-7-1996 News Media. Reporter (Elizabeth Downes). 149973 2003 Life After War M SVD 1492. SVD 1495 Journalist Sarah Chayes quits her job to become a social worker in war torn Afghanistan. 149974 1838 Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, The N USC Dickens, Charles 1838-1839 Drama Critic. Mr. Curdle, an amateur critic of the drama and author of a 64-page pamphlet on the deceased husband of the nurse in "Romeo and Juliet." 149975 1977 Life and Assassination of the Kingfish T News Media. Huey Long story. 149976 2004 Life and Death of Peter Sellers, The MT DVD -R HQ 2472, 2473, 2390. News Media. Reporter Pink Panther Premiere (Jane Milligan). Reporter Sophia Loren Arrives (Simon Markey). Reporter #1 - Britt at Hospital (Bruce McKinnon). Reporter #2 - Britt at Hospital (Josh Cole). Newscaster #1 (Richard Syms). Newscaster #2 (Osmund Bullock). 149977 1974 Life and Death of Peter Wade, The NM MLPL Black, Lionel Journalist Johnny Trott. Adventures of Johnny Trott, an obscure journalist. Investigates a murder 149978 2001 Life and Debt DT TV News Anchor (Kathy Owen). 149979 1718 Life and Errors of John Dunton, The N USC Dunton, John News 149980 1733 Life and Genuine Character of Dr. Swift PO USC Swift, Jonathan In "Complete Poems, The." Press 149981 2005 Life and Hard Times of Guy Terrifico, The M Faux documentary Reporter (Drew Zeran). 149982 1955 Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp, The: Buntline Special, The T Episode #16. 12-20-1955. Series (12-20-55). PR - Television Drama Journalist-Public Relations Man Ned Buntline (Lloyd Corrigan) , frontier publicist comes to town and Wyatt Earp is annoyed when the famous promoter tries to get the Marshal to appear in his wild west show. Earp arrests him for carrying an oversize pistol. Eventually they come to an understanding and Earp ends up with a unique weapon. 149983 1955 Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp, The: Frontier Journalism Was Fearless T Episode #13. 11-29-1955 Newspaperman gets in trouble by supporting Wyatt Earp when a group of gamblers concoct a scheme to force the mayor to get rid of Marshal Earp. Courageous newsman of frontier journalism. 149984 1961 Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp, The: Good Mule and the Bad Mule, The T Episode #195. 3-14-1961 Editor Dameron (William Mims). 149985 1960 Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp, The: John Clum, Fighting Editor T Episode #181. 4-12-60 Editor John Clum (Stacy Harris), Fighting Editor 149986 1958 Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp, The: Kill the Editor T Episode #125. 12-16-58 Editor 149987 1958 Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp, The: King of the Frontier T Episode #109. 11-11-1958 Journalist-Public Relations Man Ned Buntline, frontier journalist-PR man 149988 1957 Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp, The: Mr. Buntline's Vacation T Episode #82. 11-19-57 Journalist-Public Relations Man Ned Buntline, frontier journalist-PR man 149989 1759 Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman, The N USC Sterne, Laurence Journalists Addison and Steele references. Critic Dryden. 149990 1719 Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Mr. Dan DeFoe of London, Hosier. ER COPY Defoe, Daniel Press. Who Has Liv'd above fifty Years by himself in the Kingdoms of North and South Britain. Various Shapes he has appear'd in and the Discoveries he has made for the Benefit of his Country in a Dialogue between Him, Robinson Crusoe and his Man Friday. With Remarks Serioua and Comical upon the Life of Crusoe. 149991 1981 Life and Times of David Lloyd George, The: No. 10 T UK. Episode #6. 4-8-1981 Photographer (Stevie Parry). 149992 1981 Life and Times of David Lloyd George, The: Wicked War, A T UK. Episode #2. 3-11-1981 Photographer (Martin Griffiths). 149993 1981 Life and Times of David Lloyd George, The: Win or Lose T Episode #8. 4-22-1981 Journalist (John Greatorex). 149994 2007 Life and Times of Vivienne Vyle, The: T DVD -R HQ 10358 Great Britain. Episode #5. 11-1-2007 Journalist Vivienne Vyle (Jennifer Saunders) is a TV talk show host, a caricature of Jeremy Kyle and other talk show hosts in Britain. TV Show Producer Helena De’Wend (Miranda Richardson). Vyle is a television presenter who was formerly a weather presenter and worked on TV-am and now has her own talk show. Desperate for success, she is encouraged by the show’s ambitious producer De‘Wend who also owns her own production company. De’Wend is always trying to improve the ratings and her child only speaks Spanish as the nanny spends more time with him than Helena. Vivienne’s gay and supportive husband Jared (Conleth Hill) loves karaoke. Her PR adviser is the transsexual Miriam (Christopher Ryan) who Jared has an intense dislike for. Vivienne’s main rival is Chris Connor (Brian Conley) who unlike Vyle has a good rapport with his audience. The Vivienne Vyle Show’s new psychotherapist is Dr. Jonathan Fowler (Jason Watkins) who constantly protests that many of the show’s guests are too mentally unstable to appear on the floor. The floor manager is the organized Carol (Helen Griffin) and the director is Des (Dave Lamb). Abigail Wilson (Antonia Campbell-Hughes) is the runner and Damien (Lawry Lewin) is the researcher, who builds up tension with the guests before they appear on the show. The morning after the success at the TV Pick Awards, the crew of The Vivienne Vyle Show discuss the after-show party. When she wakes up, Vivienne feels dizzy and unable to walk. A video conference is then held with Dr. Jonathan and Helena at the studio and Vivienne and Jared at their house. Jonathan manages to “cure” Vivienne, who appears to have been suffering psychological problems. During the conference, Jonathan and Helena, unbeknown to anyone else, kiss passionately. 149995 2007 Life and Times of Vivienne Vyle, The: Chapter Six T DVD -R HQ 10384 Great Britain. Episode #6. 11-7-2007. Final Episode in the series. Journalist Vivienne Vyle (Jennifer Saunders) is a TV talk show host, a caricature of Jeremy Kyle and other talk show hosts in Britain. TV Show Producer Helena De’Wend (Miranda Richardson). Vyle is a television presenter who was formerly a weather presenter and worked on TV-am and now has her own talk show. Desperate for success, she is encouraged by the show’s ambitious producer De‘Wend who also owns her own production company. De’Wend is always trying to improve the ratings and her child only speaks Spanish as the nanny spends more time with him than Helena. Vivienne’s gay and supportive husband Jared (Conleth Hill) loves karaoke. Her PR adviser is the transsexual Miriam (Christopher Ryan) who Jared has an intense dislike for. Vivienne’s main rival is Chris Connor (Brian Conley) who unlike Vyle has a good rapport with his audience. The Vivienne Vyle Show’s new psychotherapist is Dr. Jonathan Fowler (Jason Watkins) who constantly protests that many of the show’s guests are too mentally unstable to appear on the floor. The floor manager is the organized Carol (Helen Griffin) and the director is Des (Dave Lamb). Abigail Wilson (Antonia Campbell-Hughes) is the runner and Damien (Lawry Lewin) is the researcher, who builds up tension with the guests before they appear on the show. Janey (Harriet Thorpe), a journalist from the Daily Mail, informs Jared that she has evidence of him at a gay party where a young rent boy fell off a balcony and died. Miriam comes up with ideas for damage control. But The Vivienne Vyle Show is doing a live program to mark the end of the season and at the end of the show, Vivienne does an unexpected piece to the camera about the party and brings Jared on to admit he is an alcoholic, but does not mention he is gay. She then says she was abused as a child and, as the live show ends, gets a warm welcome from the audience. 149996 2007 Life and Times of Vivienne Vyle, The: Helena throws a tantrum T DVD -R HQ 10318 Great Britain. Episode #3. 10-18-2007 Journalist Vivienne Vyle (Jennifer Saunders) is a TV talk show host, a caricature of Jeremy Kyle and other talk show hosts in Britain. TV Show Producer Helena De’Wend (Miranda Richardson). Vyle is a television presenter who was formerly a weather presenter and worked on TV-am and now has her own talk show. Desperate for success, she is encouraged by the show’s ambitious producer De‘Wend who also owns her own production company. De’Wend is always trying to improve the ratings and her child only speaks Spanish as the nanny spends more time with him than Helena. Vivienne’s gay and supportive husband Jared (Conleth Hill) loves karaoke. Her PR adviser is the transsexual Miriam (Christopher Ryan) who Jared has an intense dislike for. Vivienne’s main rival is Chris Connor (Brian Conley) who unlike Vyle has a good rapport with his audience. The Vivienne Vyle Show’s new psychotherapist is Dr. Jonathan Fowler (Jason Watkins) who constantly protests that many of the show’s guests are too mentally unstable to appear on the floor. The floor manager is the organized Carol (Helen Griffin) and the director is Des (Dave Lamb). Abigail Wilson (Antonia Campbell-Hughes) is the runner and Damien (Lawry Lewin) is the researcher, who builds up tension with the guests before they appear on the show. Vivienne and Jared argue in the morning over the plumbing and she then goes off to an interview with a tabloid journalist who calls her a “one trick pony” and calls Jared a “kept man.” Vivienne then goes to work and a production meeting. Helena throws her mobile phone at Carol while Jonathan is after his own show. When Viv gets home, Jared has failed to fix the plumbing. 149997 2007 Life and Times of Vivienne Vyle, The: Show is nominated for an award T DVD -R HQ 10334 Great Britain. Episode #4. 10-25-2007 Journalist Vivienne Vyle (Jennifer Saunders) is a TV talk show host, a caricature of Jeremy Kyle and other talk show hosts in Britain. TV Show Producer Helena De’Wend (Miranda Richardson). Vyle is a television presenter who was formerly a weather presenter and worked on TV-am and now has her own talk show. Desperate for success, she is encouraged by the show’s ambitious producer De‘Wend who also owns her own production company. De’Wend is always trying to improve the ratings and her child only speaks Spanish as the nanny spends more time with him than Helena. Vivienne’s gay and supportive husband Jared (Conleth Hill) loves karaoke. Her PR adviser is the transsexual Miriam (Christopher Ryan) who Jared has an intense dislike for. Vivienne’s main rival is Chris Connor (Brian Conley) who unlike Vyle has a good rapport with his audience. The Vivienne Vyle Show’s new psychotherapist is Dr. Jonathan Fowler (Jason Watkins) who constantly protests that many of the show’s guests are too mentally unstable to appear on the floor. The floor manager is the organized Carol (Helen Griffin) and the director is Des (Dave Lamb). Abigail Wilson (Antonia Campbell-Hughes) is the runner and Damien (Lawry Lewin) is the researcher, who builds up tension with the guests before they appear on the show. Vivienne's program is nominated for the publicly voted TV Pick Award for “Best Daytime Talk Show.” As the show is up for an award, they allow GMTV presenter Lynn Faulds Wood to film behind the scenes on a “Catch-Up” show. On the way to the awards ceremony, Vivienne discovers her football team is playing and she and Jared go to watch them play instead. During the match, the awards ceremony is shown live and Vivienne wins the award. With Fern Britton and Paul O’Grady as themselves. 149998 2007 Life and Times of Vivienne Vyle, The: Vivienne Considers Revamping Her Show T DVD -R HQ 10294 Great Britain. Episode #2. 10-11-2007 Journalist Vivienne Vyle (Jennifer Saunders) is a TV talk show host, a caricature of Jeremy Kyle and other talk show hosts in Britain. TV Show Producer Helena De’Wend (Miranda Richardson). Vyle is a television presenter who was formerly a weather presenter and worked on TV-am and now has her own talk show. Desperate for success, she is encouraged by the show’s ambitious producer De‘Wend who also owns her own production company. De’Wend is always trying to improve the ratings and her child only speaks Spanish as the nanny spends more time with him than Helena. Vivienne’s gay and supportive husband Jared (Conleth Hill) loves karaoke. Her PR adviser is the transsexual Miriam (Christopher Ryan) who Jared has an intense dislike for. Vivienne’s main rival is Chris Connor (Brian Conley) who unlike Vyle has a good rapport with his audience. The Vivienne Vyle Show’s new psychotherapist is Dr. Jonathan Fowler (Jason Watkins) who constantly protests that many of the show’s guests are too mentally unstable to appear on the floor. The floor manager is the organized Carol (Helen Griffin) and the director is Des (Dave Lamb). Abigail Wilson (Antonia Campbell-Hughes) is the runner and Damien (Lawry Lewin) is the researcher, who builds up tension with the guests before they appear on the show. Vivienne decides she needs to revive her show and attempts to follow in the footsteps of her rival Chris Connor and speaks to the audience. However, none of the audience talks to her and Vivienne then has a meeting to discuss the show’s image with two production experts Joshua and Rose. After little success at the meeting she sacks them and seeks the advice of Miriam. Following her advice, she does a personal appearance at a cash and carry in Slough. 149999 2007 Life and Times of Vivienne Vyle, The: Vivienne Feels Maternal Stirrings T DVD -R HQ 10438 Great Britain. Episode #1. 10-4-2007 Journalist Vivienne Vyle (Jennifer Saunders) is a TV talk show host, a caricature of Jeremy Kyle and other talk show hosts in Britain. TV Show Producer Helena De’Wend (Miranda Richardson). Vyle is a television presenter who was formerly a weather presenter and worked on TV-am and now has her own talk show. Desperate for success, she is encouraged by the show’s ambitious producer De‘Wend who also owns her own production company. De’Wend is always trying to improve the ratings and her child only speaks Spanish as the nanny spends more time with him than Helena. Vivienne’s gay and supportive husband Jared (Conleth Hill) loves karaoke. Her PR adviser is the transexual Miriam (Christopher Ryan) who Jared has an intense dislike for. Vivienne’s main rival is Chris Connor (Brian Conley) who unlke Vyle has a good rapport with his audience. The Vivienne Vyle Show’s new psychotherapist is Dr. Jonathan Fowler (Jason Watkins) who constantly protests that many of the show’s guests are too mentally unstable to appear on the floor. The floor manager is the organized Carol (Helen Griffin) and the director is Des (Dave Lamb). Abigail Wilson (Antonia Campbell-Hughes) is the runner and Damien (Lawry Lewin) is the researcher, who builds up tension with the guests before they appear on the show. When Vivienne reveals on her show that a man is not the father of his former girlfriend’s child, he attacks her and in the ensuing brawl a security guard falls on her. She then ends up in hospital and is on the verge of a mental breakdown. In her absence Fern Britton replaces her as the host of The Vivienne Vyle Show, while Helena sacks runner Abigail only for Vivienne to re-instate her. 150000 1834 Life and Writings of Major Jack Downing, The SS Smith, Seba Journalist. First collection of letters from a fictional journalist in American history. 150001 2004 Life Aquatic, The (aka Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The) M DVD -R HQ 4875, 4876 Zissou, Steve and Noah Baumbach Reporter Jane Winslett-Richardson (Cate Blanchett) from the Oceanographic Explorer is working on a cover story profile on Documentary Maker Steve Zissou (Bill Murray), a Jacques Cousteau-esque oceanographer-filmmaker. Zissou is struggling to finish his latest under water-exploration documentary. Zissou's rival (Jeff Goldblum). Zissou and the pilot who may be Zissou's long-lost illegitimate son become uneasy rivals for the reporter's affection. Teutonic cameraman (William DaFoe). Talk Show Host (Henry S.F. Cooper Jr.). Festival Photographer (James Hamilton). 150002 2004 Life Aquatic, The (aka Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The) MS Zissou, Steve and Noah Baumbach Reporter Jane Winslett-Richardson (Cate Blanchett) from the Oceanographic Explorer is working on a cover story profile on Documentary Maker Steve Zissou (Bill Murray), a Jacques Cousteau-esque oceanographer-filmmaker. Zissou is struggling to finish his latest under water-exploration documentary. Zissou's rival (Jeff Goldblum). Zissou and the pilot who may be Zissou's long-lost illegitimate son because uneasy rivals for the reporter's affection. Teutonic cameraman (William DaFoe). 150003 2004 Life As We Know It: Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Junk T Episode #12. Editor (Wesley Salter). 150004 2005 Life As We Know It: You Must Be Trippin' T Episode #11. 1-20-2005 Editor (Wesley Salter). 150005 1965 Life at the Top M AFI-Television Announcers Newspaper Boy (Michael Newport). 150006 1999 Life Before This, The M TV Reporter (Mark Dailey) 150007 1935 Life Begins at 40 M SVDSP 1424 Pitkin, Walter B. (Novel). Lamar Trotti (Screenplay). Robert Quillen (Additional Dialogue). Ness Book Editor Kenesaw H. Clark (Will Rogers) writes a column, "Life Begins at 40" for a small town paper, Plain View Citizen. Lee Austin (Robert Cromwell) hired as Clark's assistant after serving three years for robbing the local bank. Banker takes over the paper so Clark starts a weekly called The Wildcat. Ends up getting his own paper. 150008 1937 Life Begins with Love M Reporter (Jack Egan). Irish Newswoman (Kathrin Clare Ward). Photographer (William Lally). Photographer (Si Wills). 150009 1991 Life Goes On: T SV 97 Episodes. 9-12-1989 to 5-23-1993. School Newspaper Reporter Rebecca "Becca" Thatcher (Kellie Martin), the Marshall Monitor. Also wrote for school's alternative newspaper, the Underground Marshall 150010 1990 Life Goes On: Becca and the Underground Newspaper T Episode #19. 4-1-1990 School Newspaper Reporter Rebecca "Becca" Thatcher (Kellie Martin) for an underground newspaper zealously pens an expose of the school janitor's criminal past that's the truth -- but not the whole truth. He had a minor criminal infraction years ago when he broke into a house to steal money to feed himself and his wife. Becca reports this, but never interviews the janitor for his side of the story. The scandal breaks and Becca realizes the irresponsibility of her actions -- although she was pushed into it by the paper's editor. She apologizes to the janitor and publishes a retraction in the legit school paper. The janitor gets a job at the Grill. 150011 1990 Life Goes On: Buddy, The T Episode #33. 12-9-1990 School Newspaper Reporter Rebecca "Becca" Thatcher (Kellie Martin), the Marshall Monitor. Also wrote for school's alternative newspaper, the Underground Marshall 150012 1992 Life Goes On: Consenting Adults T Episode #66. 5-10-1992 School Newspaper Reporter Rebecca "Becca" Thatcher (Kellie Martin), the Marshall Monitor. Also wrote for school's alternative newspaper, the Underground Marshall 150013 1990 Life Goes On: Corky Witnesses a Crime T Episode #9. 11-26-1989 School Newspaper Reporter Rebecca "Becca" Thatcher (Kellie Martin), the Marshall Monitor. Also wrote for school's alternative newspaper, the Underground Marshall. Corky tries out for the football team. The coach hits a student, one of his former players, and only Corky tells the truth. Coach claims he was hit first. He cuts Corky from the team, but later when the team comes out with the truth, Corky is allowed to keep trying out. TV Sportscasters Frank Gifford, Al Michaels and Dan Dierdorf have cameos 150014 1989 Life Goes On: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-12-89 School Newspaper Reporter Rebecca "Becca" Thatcher (Kellie Martin), the Marshall Monitor. Also wrote for school's alternative newspaper, the Underground Marshall 150015 1991 Life Goes On: Thanks a Bunch, Dr. Lamaze T SV 60 Episode #40. 3-17-91 School Newspaper Reporter Rebecca "Becca" Thatcher (Kellie Martin), the Marshall Monitor. Also wrote for school's alternative newspaper, the Underground Marshall 150016 2001 Life in the Balance M Reporter #1 (John Sanford Moore). Reporter No. 3 (Sylvia Cademartori). Awards Reporter No. 1 (Emma Campbell). Awards Reporter No. 2 (Joel McNichol). 150017 2001 Life in the Balance M News Media. Reporter #1 (John Moore). Reporter #2 (Rosey Edeh). Reporter #3 (Sylvia Cademarton). Awards Reporter #1 (Emma Campbell). Awards Reporter #2 (Joel McNichol). Lawyer battling addiction gets a chance to redeem her life when she is assigned to save a death-row inmate from execution. 150018 1959 Life in the Crystal Palace N Harrington, Alan PR Public Relations. The movie's narrator calls PR "intellectual social climbing." 150019 2006 Life Is Not a Fairy Tale: Fantasia Barrino Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 6694, 6695 News Media. Publicist Ed (Greg Di Leo). Interviewer (David Jensen). Fantasia Barrino overcomes sexual abuse, illiteracy and other setbacks and becomes winner of "American Idol" in 2004. 150020 2005 Life Is Ruff M Reporters. Older Reporter (Jansen Davis). Young Reporter (Kelly Chapman). TV Announcer (Mark Mesesan). 150021 2000 Life Isn't All Ha Ha Hee Hee N Syal, Meera TV Journalist Tania, tart-tongued, Armani-suited newswoman jettisoned marriage and her heritage by chasing a career as a TV journalist 150022 2005 Life Isn't All Ha Ha Hee Hee MT Syal, Meera (Novel), Abi Morgan Journalist (Jacob Tindle). 150023 1984 Life Its Ownself: Semi-Tougher Adventures of Billy Clyde Puckett and Them, The NS MLPL Jenkins, Dan Sports Columnist Jim Tom Pinch, who claims he'd rather own a condo in Lebanon than watch pro football. Larry Hoage, network sportscaster who mistakenly attributes his success to talent. Jan Fletcher, reporter for a local independent station, slept her way to the top, a network correspondent job. Moved to Washington to cover the capital. Public affair with married Congressman, then with a married Senator. Well-publicized marriage to New York magazine editor didn't work out. Now in Hollywood. 150024 1998 Life of a Gigolo MT SVD 745. DVD Adult Columnist Danielle (Lauren Hays) is looking for a sexy story. She's sleeping with her boss who enjoys her juicy columns as well as her sexy body. She comes up with a plan -- she decides to do a story on gigolos. The gigolo calls up Danielle and says he has “something you should see.” She goes to is apartment and meets a woman he picked up in a restaurant who is also interested in Danielle, who watches until she can’t resist getting involved. Danielle gets involved with Editor (Gwen Somers). 150025 1903 Life of an American Fireman DM DVD -R HQ 2370 Documentary-Drama 150026 1914 Life of Big Tom Sullivan, The Or, From Newsboy to Senator M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 150027 2003 Life of David Gale, The M DVD -R HQ 1977, 1978, 1956. Reporter Bitsey Bloom (Kate Winslet), Publicity-seeking reporter investigating case of an anti-death penalty Texas professor convicted of raping and killing a fellow activist and ends up on death row himself TV Reporter (David Dahl). TV Reporter (Asia De Marcos). TV Reporter (Amparo Garcia). TV Reporter (James Hust). TV Reporter (Catenya McHenry). Reporter A.J. Roberts (Constance Jones). TV Reporter (Brian Orr). TV Reporter (Cassandra L. Small). TV Reporter (Barbara Petricini-Buxton). TV Reporter (Kirk Sisco). TV Reporter (Oliver Tull). French Reporter (Viviane Vives). Photographer (Jack Watkins). Editor Barbara Kreuster (Cleo King). 150028 2003 Life of David Gale, The NM Gram, Dewey Book Based on the Film Investigative Journalist Bitsey Bloom gains access to David Gale, a professor at the University of Texas, an ardent anti-death penalty activist who is on death row for the rape and murder of a fellow activist. She wants an exclusive interview before he is put to death and learns there is much more to the story than meets the eye. Gale provides Bloom with more information that may lead to more than just his innocence. As she investigates the leads, she begins to believe they really did arrest the wrong man -- but can she prove it before Gale is executed? 150029 1955 Life of Emile Zola, The T Lux Video Theatre - Adapted from film scenario Heinz Herald, Geza Herczeg and Norman Reilly Raine - 3-10-55 Press. Lee J. Cobb 150030 1937 Life of Emile Zola, The M DVD -R HQ 2021, 2022. Newspaper Editor (Clarence Wilson). Highly publicized editorial, "J'Accuse" printed. Writer-Journalist Emile Zola (Paul Muni). 150031 1943 Life of Emile Zola, The MS COPY Herald, Heinz, Gez Herczeg, Norman Reilly Raine In "Twenty Best Film Plays." Based on "Zola and his Times," by Matthew Josephson. Publisher Charpentier (John Litel - The Publisher). Anatole France (Morris Carnovsky). Other reporters. Editor of a sensational yellow journal with meager circulation and less scruples. Arguing with Zola. Newspapers. 150032 1950 Life of Her Own, A M DVD -R HQ 5657. 5658 Woman Photographer (Gertrude Graner) 150033 1933 Life of Jimmy Dolan, The M DVD -R HQ 5183, 5184. VHS 1062 Reporter in the Ring (Mike Lally). Reporters in the Ring (Mike Lally, Charles Sherlock). Reporter (Sam Godfrey). Jimmy Dolan accidentally kills newspaperman. Ring Announcer (Lee Phelps). 150034 1956 Life of Mickey Mantle T Kraft Sportscasters 150035 1949 Life of Riley, The: Contestant, The T Episode Newspaper. Riley enters a newspaper contest 150036 1949 Life of Riley, The: Riley Meets the Press T Episode. Series (10-4-59 to 3-28-50) Newspaper. Riley arranges to have the newspapers cover his wife's club meeting 150037 1949 Life of Riley, The: Riley Proves His Manhood T Episode Reporter. Riley tells a reporter that all housewives should work 150038 1949 Life of Riley, The: Riley the Newsboy T Episode Newsboy. Riley volunteers to take over Junior's paper route 150039 1979 Life of Sin, A M SVD 1039 South American Reporter (Raul Julia) investigates the story of a woman who rose from poverty to become successful madam 150040 1998 Life of the Party: The Pamela Harriman Story MT Interviewer. Interview with a journalist frames the story 150041 2004 Life on Liberty Street MT News Media. News Reporter #1 (Phalana Tiller). News Reporter #2 (Tony Ervolina). Host "How To" Video (Brandy Howard). 150042 2006 Life on Mars: Episode 6 T DVD -R HQ 6761 UK. Episode #6. 2-13-2006. BBC Reporters Jackie Queen (Ruth Millar) and George Barton (Ken Drury of the Manchester Gazette. Armed man takes hostages in the city's most respected newspaper office. He worked at the newspaper for eight years as a handyman and no one noticed him. . "All I want to do is to tell the world what's in my head," says kidnapper. He tells the Editor George that he says he does all the work for the Front Page, but Journalist Jackie Queen (Ruth does all the work and she never gets her name on the Front Page. George gets drunk instead of doing his work, says the man holding a gun. Editor calls the man unappreciated hero, tells him he's leaving. The man shoots George in the arm. Jackie is told to get out the paper as usual, orders her to write the story. New ending for your article. At 2 p.m. today the hostages were forced to witness the executions of three officers as reprisals for a pointless escape attempt. Ready to go to press, the man says. "I die famous, you die coppers." Jackie wrote piece about policeman shooting down unarmed man who had a stick instead of gun. "You nailed me for it. You turned it into as hatchet job and I had to live that down." the policeman tells Jackie. Headline: "Police Praised in Hostage Swoop." 150043 2009 Life on Mars: Let All the Children Boogie T Episode #10. 2-11-2009 TV Reporter (George Aloi - TV News Reporter). Rock Star receives numerous death threats, then asks police for help. 150044 2009 Life on Mars: Simple Secret of The Note in Us All, The T DVD -R HQ 10905 Episode. 2-2-2009 (United States) Columnist Joey Conway, who wrote the “Voice of the City” column for the Soho Examiner, is stabbed to death. He was sarcastically referred to as “the city’s most beloved columnist,” hated by everyone. Conway was as emblematic of New York City as the Mets, the subway and hot dogs. The press is referred to as “swamp of locusts” wanting answers because one of their own has been killed. Columnist had a history with the police lieutenant in charge of solving the case. Conway almost ended the policeman’s career because of the lies he wrote about him in his expose on police brutality -- some truth, but mostly lies. Conway loved the city. When he went after some restaurants in the city, he destroyed their businesses. African-American reporter who worked with him said he had no friends, everyone hated him. His “10 Reasons Why the Yankees Are a Joke” got the whole city angry. He recently had done a puff piece on an artist who he slept with. Lieutenant calls a press conference to announce the killer’s identity. TV News Reporter (George Aloi). Truman Capote is spotted as one of the celebrities visiting an art gallery. The main character sees TV news from 2009. 150045 2008 Life on Mars: Tuesday’s Dead T DVD -R HQ 10519 Episode. 11-14-2008 (United States) News Media. TV News Reporter (George Aloi). Radio News on heroic rescue of hostages taken by mental patient. One of the detectives comments on how radio makes them famous. 150046 2002 Life or Something Like It M DVD -R HQ 6535, 6536. DVD -R 1590 TV Reporter Lanie Kerrigan (Angelina Jolie) is a Seattle TV reporter. Sidewalk prophet predicts she will die in a week. Deborah Connors (Stockard Channing) is a colleague. Reporter (Julio Perez). Reporter #1 (Gary Lindsay). Reporter #2 (Natasha Smith). Reporter #3 (John Sharify). Reporter #4 (Tracy Vedder). Reporter #5 (Mike James). Strike News Anchor (Jill Krop). KQMO News Director (James Owen). 150047 1982 Life Sentences N OWN - H Hailey, Elizabeth Forsythe Magazine Editor Lindsay Howard, a successful female New York magazine editor. 150048 1991 Life Stinks M News Media. Newscaster (Henry Kaiser). Newscaster (Saida Pagan). Newscaster (Tamara Taylor). Newscaster (Mary Watson). Stock Market Reporter (Jere Laird). 150049 1990 Life Stories: T SV 38 Episode News Media 150050 2001 Life Stories: Oscar Levant -- Brilliant Shadow DT SVD 1027 Documentary 150051 1990 Life Stories: Steve Burdick T Episode. 12-18-90 TV Anchor Steve Burdick (D.W. Moffett) is as television news anchor in a California University town. Lover has AIDs. Pulled out of anchor and made special correspondent/ When the TV news anchor's lover dies with AIDS, the man decides to tell their story on-air and to press management for a regular feature focusing on the disease 150052 2006 Life Swap N Green, Jane Magazine Features Director Victoria Townsley of Poise! Magazine, a magazine so stylist, so hip, so glossy and perfect, Townsley is the very embodiment of what the Poise! Reader strives to be. 150053 2010 Life Unexpected: Bong Intercepted T DVD -R HQ 11775 Episode #4. 2-8-2010 Radio Talk Show Host Cate Cassidy tries to intervene when Lux is suspended from school. Baze discovers that Ryan and Cate are hosting a radio station event at the bar across the street. 150054 2010 Life Unexpected: Crisis Unaverted T DVD -R HQ 11818 Episode #7. 3-1-2010 Radio Talk Show Host Cate Cassidy. In the midst of feeling like Ryan and Cate are squeezing him out of Lux’s life, Baze earns the chance to compete against Ryan in a radio contest and is determined to win. Cate considers finally telling Ryan the full truth about Baze, but is afraid of the possible consequences. Meanwhile when Tasha tells Lux that she may have to move to a new foster home several hours away. Lux tries to help Tasha track down her birth mother. 150055 2010 Life Unexpected: Formal Reformed T DVD -R HQ 11847 Episode #8. 3-15-2010 Radio Talk Show Host Cate Cassidy struggles with painful memories about the night Lux was conceived. Jones asks Lux to the winter formal. Baze discovers a condom in Lux’s room. 150056 2010 Life Unexpected: Home Inspected T DVD -R HQ 11742 Episode #2. 1-25-2010 Radio Talk Show Host Cate Cassidy. Lux , a 15-year-old foster child, connects with her biological father, Nate, a manchild who never knew he had a daughter. Nate teams up with Lux’s mother, Cate to give Lux a normal family life. Cate is pressured by the radio executives to deny that she has a daughter in order to save her job. Cate and Baze are visited by a social worker to evaluate both of them as fit parents. Meanwhile, Lux is torn when her boyfriend, Bug, and her best friend, Natasha, suggest that Cate and Baze may not be in it for the long haul and that Lux should return to her old life and the people who love her most of all. 150057 2010 Life Unexpected: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 11718 Episode #1. 1-18-2010 Radio Talk Show Host Cate Cassidy. Lux , a 15-year-old foster child, connects with her biological father, Nate, a manchild who never knew he had a daughter. Nate teams up with Lux’s mother, Cate to give Lux a normal family life. Pilot: Nate Bazile is astonished to learn he has a daughter. Lux is shocked to learn her Mother is Cate Cassidy, a star on the local radio show. Baze feels bad after he discovers Lux grew up in foster care. He takes Lux to meet her Mother. Then a judge grants temporary joint custody to Baze and Cate and try to give Lux a loving home that she has longed for, 150058 2010 Life Unexpected: Rent Uncollected T DVD -R HQ 11757 Episode #3. 2-1-2010 Radio Talk Show Host Cate Cassidy. Lux , a 15-year-old foster child, connects with her biological father, Nate, a man child who never knew he had a daughter. Nate teams up with Lux’s mother, Cate to give Lux a normal family life. Baze’s parents insist on having Cate and Lux over for dinner. Cate decides to transfer Lux to Westmonte. 150059 2010 Life Unexpected: Truth Unrevealed T DVD -R HQ 11806 Episode #6. 2-22-2010 Radio Talk Show Host Cate Cassidy. Radio station management convince Cate and Ryan to bring Baze on their radio show, which turns into a public therapy session. Meanwhile, Lux tries to convince Jones to drop the charges against Bug. 150060 2010 Life Unexpected: Turtle Undefeated T DVD -R HQ 11797 Episode #5. 2-8-2010 Radio Talk Show Host Cate Cassidy fears that her relationship with Lux will never measure up to the bond that Lux shares with Baze. Lux tries to impress the high school quarterback by offering to throw a party in Baze’s loft. 150061 1994 Life with Billy MT Reporter #1 (Pat Roach). Photographer (Les Gigeroff). 150062 1945 Life With Blondie M News Media. Newspaperwoman (Margie Liszt). Reporter (Hal K. Dawson). Photographer Anthony (Ray Walker), Apex Photographer. Newsboy (Bill Chaney). 150063 2002 Life With Bonnie: T SVD 1500, 1442, 1337 Episodes. Series 9-17-2002 to 7-31-2004. Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie juggles the roles of wife, mother and host of the local morning talk show, Morning Chicago. Bellows struggles with daily challenging of producing a show with Bonnie. 150064 2004 Life With Bonnie: Act Natural T Episode #39. 2-27-2004 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie is asked to shoot a soup commercial, but the director has something else in mind. 150065 2003 Life With Bonnie: Assaulted Nuts T SVD 1342 Episode #15. 1-14-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Fireman is nonresponsive when he appears on show to give safety tips. 150066 2003 Life With Bonnie: Boomerang T Episode #31. 11-21-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). The construction is finally done on David's house and when the gang does their best to help him, it all turns into a disaster. Meanwhile Bonnie participates in a "Jumping for Joy" event. 150067 2003 Life With Bonnie: Boyhood to Womanhood T Episode #27. 10-24-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie has to take her children to the set. Gossip Columnist Rappin' Rip (Rip Taylor) returns to the set of Morning Chicago. 150068 2003 Life with Bonnie: Buy the Book T SVD 1368 Episode #18. 2-18-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie stages a fake show to appease the demanding wife (Teri Garr) of her boss, Mr. Portinbody (Carl Reiner) who wants to promote a book he hates. 150069 2002 Life With Bonnie: Christmastime in the City T Episode #12. 2-10-2002 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Snowstorm brings everyone closer together as the Molly family, stranded in Chicago for the holidays, celebrates Christmas with the Morning Chicago gang. 150070 2004 Life With Bonnie: Dare To Be Different T Episode #37. 2-13-2004 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie finds a suspicious note in Charlie's pocket and is surprised to learn it's from a girl. A 12-year-old cook visits the crew. 150071 2002 Life With Bonnie: Day in the Life, A T SVD 1307 Episode #7. 10-29-2002 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Morning Chicago chaos. Charlie as Conan O'Brien, complete with desk and microphone. It's Halloween and the Morning Chicago Gang dresses in their Halloween best to welcome a fashion designer. 150072 2003 Life With Bonnie: Deuce Is Wild T Episode #14. 1-7-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Holly tells her new singer beau that she's the producer at Morning Chicago so he makes a surprise visit and asks to perform on the show. Bonnie also does a segment with chef Kazu Uehara. 150073 2003 Life With Bonnie: Ding, Ding, Ding Went the Truth T Episode #21. 3-25-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie dings Mark's new car and is afraid to tell him. 150074 2002 Life With Bonnie: Don't Act Your Age, Just Act T VHS 1293 Episode #4. 10-8-2002 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Worried that everyone will think their marriage is on the rocks because of a revelation earlier that day on Morning Chicago, Bonnie tells Mark to act as if they're the perfect married couple at a party. 150075 2004 Life With Bonnie: Don't Stress, Express T DVD - R 1578 Episode #42. 3-26-2004 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). David invites his anger-management group over to Bonnie's house for a meeting. 150076 2002 Life With Bonnie: Dream T VHS 1287 Episode #3. 10-1-2002 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie complains about her overwhelming workload. Mark comments her job s hardly busy and this sets Bonnie into a tailspin. Their daughter's teacher calls because the daughter is daydreaming a lot. But Bonnie feels there's nothing wrong with daydreaming. She is quite the daydreamer herself. 150077 2002 Life with Bonnie: Duets T VHS 1460. VHS 1309 Episode #5. 10-15-2002 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Station owner's son Sidney (Kevin Pollak) has a crush on Bonnie. He co-hosts Morning Chicago. Meanwhile, the Morning Chicago gang has to baby-sit Bonnie's kids. 150078 2003 Life With Bonnie: Everything Old Is New Again T SVD 1452 Episode #25. 10-10-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). At end of her rope with her producer living in her house, Bonnie goes to his home to speak with the contractors played by the Smother Brothers. They agree to get job done faster if they can appear on Morning Chicago. 150079 2004 Life With Bonnie: Father and Son: Table For Two, A T SVD 1900 Episode #44. 4-9-2004 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). When Tony slips on a banana in the craft service area, Bonnie and the Morning Chicago gang accompany him to the hospital. Mark treats him for a concussion, and while out in his hospital bed, Tony flashes back to his childhood days at his family's storefront trattoria. After recounting his dream, Bonnie and the gang pitch in to give him a touching surprise. Pianist has a heart attack, dreams about an Italian family, and the gang chips in to buy an Italian restaurant. 150080 2003 Life With Bonnie: Food For Thought T Episode #32. 12-5-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). New girl is hired to take over Craft Service for the set of Morning Chicago, but her service isn't good. Meanwhile, information about the cast and crew of Morning Chicago leak into the public. 150081 2003 Life With Bonnie: Graduate, The T Episode #17. 2-11-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Tony decides to go back to school to get his high school diploma, and the entire crew and the Malloy family help him study for the test, but with Tony's instructions. 150082 2002 Life With Bonnie: Happy Day T Episode #8. 11-5-2002 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Mr. Portinbody (Carl Reiner) warns the gang that an investment group is coming to the set and some changes are needed. 150083 2003 Life With Bonnie: In Need of Assistants T Episode #19. 3-11-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie has hired a man from a shelter to be her assistant and, in the face of his incompetence, has a hard time letting him go. 150084 2003 Life with Bonnie: Ironing Out Our Differences T SVD 1468 Episode #23. 9-26-2003. Season 2 Opener. Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Producer David Bellows decides to pick Bonnie up for work in the morning since she's always late. He runs out of the house without turning off his iron -- and his home goes up in flames. Feeling guilty and somewhat responsible, Bonnie invites him to move in with her family while his house is being renovated. 150085 2002 Life with Bonnie: Is It Just Us? T VHS 1316 Episode #6. 10-22-2002 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie interviews a UFO abductee with a sketchy memory. On Morning Chicago, Bonnie cooks up pizza rustica and interviews an author who is "out of this world." 150086 2003 Life With Bonnie: It's a Wonderful Job T SVD 1495 Episode #33. 12-12-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Hosts of Talk Show. Wife and mother hosts a Bonnie is terrified when she dreams that she never became the host of Morning Chicago. Bonnie dreams she was never the host of "Morning Chicago" and gets a chilling glimpse of what the show would be like without her. Dick Van Patten (Himself). 150087 2004 Life With Bonnie: Live and Let Live T Episode #35. 1-23-2004 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie's older Vicki shows up with a much younger boyfriend who asks Bonnie for a favor. 150088 2003 Life with Bonnie: Merry Ole Land of Oz, The T SVD 1452 Episode #28. 10-31-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Wizard of Oz themed show for Halloween is the idea of Mr. Portinbody (Carl Reiner). 150089 2002 Life With Bonnie: Money Plus Marlens Makes Four T VHS 1315 Episode #9. 11-12-2002 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Q.T. Marlens (Jonathan Winters) plays an author with multiple personalities who guests on Morning Chicago. 150090 2004 Life With Bonnie: Nightshift T VHSSP 1516 Episode #38. 2-20-2004 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie and the Morning Chicago gang participate in the station's annual telethon. 150091 2002 Life With Bonnie: Nip, Tuck and Roll T DVD -R 1588 Episode #43. 4-2-2004 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). At the station owner Mr. Portinbody's (Carl Reiner) request, Bonnie consults with a plastic surgeon, who leaves his mark on her. 150092 2003 Life With Bonnie: No Matter Where You Go, There You Are T Episode #26. 10-17-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie has the famous marriage therapist Dr. Bill on Morning Chicago. 150093 2002 Life With Bonnie: Okay, Thanks T VHS 1338 Episode #13. 12-17-2002 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Gossip Columnist Rappin' Rip (Rip Taylor) guests on Morning Chicago. 150094 2002 Life With Bonnie: Partly Sunny T Episode #10. 11-19-2002 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie and Mark fight over who is really in charge of the house. Weatherman Johnny Volcano (David Duchovny) returns to the Morning Show. 150095 2002 Life With Bonnie: Pilot T VHS 1276 Episode #1. 9-17-2002 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie trades quips and tips with two authentic Italian chefs. 150096 2003 Life With Bonnie: Places, Stat T SVD 1462 Episode #29. 11-7-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie comes down with a case of food poisoning and is in the hospital so Morning Chicago is broadcast from her hospital room. 150097 2003 Life With Bonnie: Pontiac Bonnie-Ville T Episode #24. 10-3-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie hears David talking about her in his sleep and suspects that David has a crush on her. 150098 2003 Life With Bonnie: Psychic T Episode #16. 2-4-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie welcomes psychic Kevin Powalski (Robin Williams) to Morning Chicago and tends to her sick family when they all come down with the flu. 150099 2003 Life With Bonnie: Queer Guy for the Straight Lie T SVD 1472 Episode #30. 11-14-2003 TV Anchor Rick Berman for Morning Chicago news. TV Talk-Shot Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) and the Morning Chicago gang try to verify rumors surrounding the station's morning news anchorman. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). 150100 2004 Life With Bonnie: Space Heaters T Episode #36. 1-30-2004 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie and Mark are going through a rough chapter in their marriages, and the crew decides to help them. 150101 2003 Life With Bonnie: Stealing Home T Episode #20. 3-18-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie welcomes a magician and Russian dancers to Morning Chicago. When Bonnie notices things are missing around the house, she reluctantly suspects her house keeper may be stealing to help her unemployed sister. 150102 2004 Life With Bonnie: Striking a Match T DVD -R 1560 Episode #41. 3-19-2004 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie and the gang help Gloria prepare for a date. Chief Carmine Competelli and his mother return to Morning Chicago. 150103 2004 Life With Bonnie: Therabeautic T Episode #40. 3-5-2004 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie encourages Mark to see a therapist to help him cope with the stress of his job, but she becomes jealous when she discovers he's seeing a beautiful female therapist. 150104 2003 Life With Bonnie: Till Next Time T Episode #22. 3-25-2003 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie, Mark and the Morning Chicago gang attend Gloria's friend's funeral and give her the send-off she deserves. 150105 2004 Life With Bonnie: Trifecta, Try Friendship T Episode #34. 1-19-2004 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Bonnie and friends help Tony deal with a thug out to collect his gambling debt. 150106 2002 Life with Bonnie: Weather Or Not T VHS 1285 Episode #2. 9-24-2002 TV Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). Station's local weatherman, Johnny Volcano (David Duchovny) is booked as a last-minute cancellation on Morning Chicago. He is eager to promote a film he has written, directed and starred in. 150107 2002 Life with Bonnie: What If? T VHS 1303 Episode #11. 11-26-2002 Talk Show Host Bonnie Molloy (Bonnie Hunt) of Morning Chicago. Producer. David Bellows (David Alan Grier). Cue Card Guy Marv (Chris Barnes). In the midst of celebrating her 15th wedding anniversary, Bonnie dreams she is married to Tom Hanks. 150108 1941 Life With Henry M Episode Reporter (Adrian Morris) 150109 2001 Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows MT SVD 931 (Ending Part I), SVD 906 (Beginning) Reporter at Minnelli House (Ron Kennell). Media. Photographer (Gary Brennan). 150110 1986 Life With Lucy: Lucy's Green Thumb T Episode #11. Photographer (Stuart Shostak). 150111 2000 Life-Size MT DVD -R HQ 10004, 10005 Newscaster (Joanna Piros) 150112 2007 Life, Libby and the Pursuit of Happiness N Lyda, Hope Public Relations. Libby Hawthorne lives in Seattle and works for Reed and Dunson Public Relations. She was eagerly anticipating a promotion, but instead, she is demoted. She is told she can be an assistant to Blaine, a new employee. This event in her life wakes her up to the reality that she is not accomplishing anything. “I thought I was doing pretty well, but then I had this weird feeling as though I was missing something big in my life.” “Before this demotion I had really wanted my situation to be fair. I wanted someone to recognize my hard work and honor me for it. And I wanted freedom -- to see you, to see the world, to see a paycheck that allowed me afford my apartment.” Hawthorne is “faking life.” Every Sunday without meaning to she ends up at the “80 Days Used Bookstore.” She searches through books planning trips that she never takes. Lobby is logical, but doesn’t think she’s particularly creative. She has a routine that rarely changes. Those that know her find it easy to anticipate what she will do. She visits the same restaurant and orders the same carry out. Sister Madeleine, Libby’s aunt and a former nun, is an encourager. She left her order in a small Croatian Village where she finds “sacred in the ordinary.” Hawthorne, whose life seems to be going the wrong direction. She creates trip itineraries but never travels. She wants to attend church but winds up at a bookstore on Sundays. She longs for a love attraction yet settles for a “like” distraction. But when Libby receives a demotion instead of her overdue promotion, she vows to start living intentionally. Yet just when she is trying to be authentic, she is asked to keep a huge secret to redeem her career. Will a genuine life ever be within reach? And will Libby ever have enough faith to believe that happiness can be found in the detours. 150113 2009 Life: 3 Women T DVD -R HQ 10982 Episode #29. 3-18-2009 TV Reporter Sally of Channel 5 News is clubbed to death. It turns out before she became a TV reporter, she was a court reporter during a trial involving a diamond heist. She wanted the diamonds for herself. She was doing a story on women who write men in prison, but her hidden agenda was to see if she could find out where the diamonds were hidden. When the prisoner figured out what she was doing, he had her killed. News Director. Talk Show Host (John Colton) 150114 2009 Life: 5 Quarts (aka Five Quarts) T DVD -R HQ 11014 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 3-25-2009 Tabloid Photographer Kathy White (Colleen Porch) gets a different angle on a dead body. She bought the pictures from the coroner who was killed and sold it for a lot of money. Co-worker of a coroner is the one suspected of murder in a case while Ted has problems trying to reconnect with his daughter. 150115 2008 Life: Canyon Flowers T DVD -R HQ 10615 Episode. 12-10-2008 News Media. Chief of detectives fields questions from the press. He had previously worried that the press will get wind of the story of a copycat murder and cause more problems for the police. 150116 2008 Life: Crushed T DVD -R HQ 10413 (Misnamed 10411 on disc.) Episode. 10-18-2008 Newspapers. They discuss how once something appears in the newspaper, it must be true -- even if it isn’t. 150117 2007 Life: Dig a Hole, Fill It Up, Part One T Episode. 12-2-2007 News Media. 150118 2007 Life: Fallen Woman, The T DVD -R HQ 9153 Episode. 10-24-2007 News Media. Press Conference. Woman wearing angel wings jumps or is pushed out a window to her death. 150119 2009 Life: Initiative 38 T DVD -R HQ 11021 Episode. 4-1-2009 News Media cover death of a California State Representative who is shot and killed in her home. Her husband Howard, is the a Political Public Relations Campaign Manager who was in Las Vegas with his team and came home early to surprise his wife only to find her missing. Detectives discover the representative was the force behind a political initiative that would put a comprehensive ban on handguns and cost a gun manufacturing company millions in profit. The detectives work to prove that the representative’s political ambitions may have gotten her killed -- but it turns out her husband killed her so he could have the political power. Howard teamed up with his wife’s Press Agent and Campaign Manager Ella to kill his wife so he could run for her office. 150120 2008 Life: Not For Nothing T DVD -R HQ 10408 Episode. 10-10-2008 News Media. 150121 2009 Life: One T DVD -R HQ 11032 Episode. 4-8-2009. Season Finale TV Reporter is interviewing a killer on camera, asking him questions, when the killer takes out a gun and shoots him several times, then “borrows” his camera and goes down the hallways to where he has a police detective, Charlie’s female partner, tied up. He then has the detective make a video taped message to Charlie about her release and safety. 150122 2007 Life: Powerless T DVD -R HQ 9208 Episode. 11-1-2007 News Media. 150123 2007 Life: Serious Control Issues T DVD -R HQ 9333 Episode. 11-28-2007 News Media. TV News story helps detectives find a missing boy who was taken from his parents years ago. 150124 1921 Life's Darn Funny M AFI-Critics Critic 150125 1898 Life's Fitful Fever N Holmes, Eleanor Journalist Betty, younger sister, becomes a hero. 150126 1996 Life's Work: Daycareless T Episode #2. 9-24-1996 Reporter (Dena Burton). 150127 1944 Lifeboat M DVD -R HQ 3412, 3413 Steinbeck, John (Story). Jo Swerling (Screenplay) Ness Book Magazine Writer Connie Porter (Tallulah Bankhead) is a survivor in lifeboat after freighter is torpedoed by German submarine in World War II. Cold-blooded in pursuit of her profession. Implication she works for The New Yorker. At one point, she is stopped by an engine room worker from taking photograph of bay bottle floating in water and he says, "Why don't you wait for the baby to float by and photograph that?" H Gradually stripped of instruments of her profession. First her camera, then her typewriter, and also some of her arrogance and indifference. Eventually it is Porter who criticizes members of the lifeboat for giving up. Hitchcock is seen in newspaper ad for reducing product. "You think this whole war's a show put on for you to cover like a Broadway play. And if enough people die before the last act, you might give it four stars." 150128 1985 Lifeforce M L BBC Commentator (John Edmunds) 150129 1976 Lifeguard M Photographer (Pedro Martinez) 150130 1978 Lifeline DT Documentaries. Jackson Beck narrator 150131 1999 Lifeline T SVD 804 News Media 150132 1971 Lifelines N Mossman, James British War Correspondent is having an affair with a movie star while his wife is loved by his friend, an American correspondent. Move from Hong Kong to England to Vietnam to straighten out their lives. 150133 1981 Lifepod M Castle, James (Concept). Bruce Bryant , Carol Johnson (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Keshah (Carl Lumbly) is one of a group of passengers who escapes from a damaged spaceship. Villain traps the claustrophobic reporter in an enclosed area to get him to give up the tapes he has been making. 150134 1993 Lifepod MT Hitchcock, Alfred, Harry Sylvester (Film -- "Lifeboat." Pen Densham (Story). M. Jay Roach, Densham (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Claire (Jessica Tuck) is one of the passengers set adrift in space in a life pod when their ship explodes. Explosion appears to have been the result of sabotage by an anonymous corporation. Reporter photographs everything that happens. She uses a futuristic camera and is criticized by her fellow passengers for doing so. She starts to run the camera when a woman has a heart attack, but stops when she realizes other passengers are not going to be able to save her. Her professional activities come in handy when a passenger who has to have a leg amputated asks her to photograph the operation. Footage reveals a blind passenger can see. Turns out to be a corporate spy, holds the others at gunpoint. They manage to trap him in an air lock and eject him into space. Earlier, reporter gets drunk and makes rather forced reference to the Bates Motel. Quote: "You don't use this thing to pry into people's lives, do you? I mean, you use it to hide behind…." "…Makes you feel like you're committed, doesn't it? Makes you feel like you care about telling the truth, but when it comes to making a choice, it's pretty clear where you stand." 150135 1974 Lifespan M Journalist (Rudolf Lucieer). Journalist (Paul Melton). 150136 1992 Lifestories: Families in Crisis: Blood Brothers: Joey DiPaolo Story, The T Episode #2. News Media. Reporter (Rolonda Watts). 150137 1992 Lifestories: Families in Crisis: Gunplay: The Last Day in the Life of Brian Darling T Episode #1. 9-19-1992 Photographer (Jeffrey Dreisbach). 150138 1986 Lifestyle N OWN - H Warner, Peter Reporter Conner Westphal, deaf newspaper reporter in San Francisco 150139 1986 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous DT SV 89 Episode. Series. 4-7-1986 to 5-29-1987 Host Robin Leach. 150140 1997 Lift M TV Anchor (Roxanne Coyne). Weatherman (Larry Butler). 150141 1948 Lift and the Drop, The NM Galwey, G.V. Press 150142 1983 Lift, The (De Lift) M Maas, Dick (Screenplay) Netherlands - Ness Book Female Reporter Willeke Van Ammelrooy (Mieke de Beer) comes from the Lois Lane school of journalism and investigates deaths linked to an elevator. Suspects a conspiracy. Also uses the ends justify the means approach to journalism. Break-ins are OK with her "only to find the truth." To which her maintenance man helper says, "And it'd make a great story for you." Reporter discovers the elevator is controlled by an organic computer capable of developing his own personality. Reporter and a technician discover evil experiments being conducted with microchips in an electronics company. 150143 2005 Light Before Day N Rice, Christopher Journalist Adam Murphy who works for a gay men’s magazine, losses his job just before uncovering a sensational story about a serial killer who preys on homosexual men. The 26-year-old Murphy is chasing a career-making story when he is suspiciously fired by the magazine that employs him. Scarred by the failure of a recent relationship and haunted by the violent death of his alcoholic mother, Adam finds himself out adrift in the city of West Hollywood. Determined to expose the facts behind the suicide of the Marine pilot, he discovers that his estranged lover has vanished without a trace, and that his disappearance matches several other recent missing persons cases. Working with his new boss, James Wilton -- a famously curmudgeonly mystery novelist with his own battle scars who is eager for a new case to write about -- Adam begins to suspect a serial killer is preying on the city’s young gay men. 150144 1959 Light Infantry Ball N GPL Basso, H. Editor George Upton Pierce Monckton, of the News. Owner was brother Ules Monckton. 150145 1999 Light It Up M TV News Anchor #1 (Gary Anthony Ramsay). Fox News Anchor (Donna Hanover). WPIX Anchor (Deborah J. Crable). WNBC Anchor (Sue Simmons) . BET Reporter (Sabrina Dames Crutchfield). NY Post Reporter #3 (Rengin Altay). NY Post Reporter #4 (Sam Samuelson). Reporter #2 (Amy Landecker). 150146 2001 Light of Other Days, The NSF Clarke, Arthur C., Stephen Baxter Journalist Kate Manzoni prepares to break a major story on an industrialist's latest invention, which is shrouded in secretary in the early 21st century. The Industrialist, Hiram Patterson, owns a multimedia conglomerate called OurWorld. While attending an OurWorld event, Manzoni plans to break her big story. Her previous cutting-edge bit of news was the disclosure of the Wormwood, a comet set on a collision course with East and destined to destroy all life on the planet in 500 years. Drug use, suicide and apathy are at an all-time high across the globe. That doesn't stop Hiram from doing what he does best -- making money off scientific breakthroughs. His latest invention is a "WormCam," a stabilized wormhole of atomic size size. It is large enough to send a radio signal through. He hopes to make it big enough to allow for visual images. Hiriam's younger son, Bobby Patterson, is soon wooing Kate even while she uses him to get closer to Hiram's secrets. Hiram's long-abandoned son David is a top physics scientist. Kate helps him shut down a brain implant embedded in him as a child designed to make him lack emotion and faith. Together they work to keep the WormCam out of the wrong hands. 150147 1939 Light That Failed, The M SV 119 British Illustrator Dick Heldar. War Correspondent (Cyril Ring). War Correspondent (Hayden Stevenson). 150148 1891 Light That Failed, The N OWN - P Kipling, Rudyard British Illustrator Dick Heldar. Newspaper correspondent in India who is gradually going blind and puts off as long as possible letting anyone know. War-artist 150149 1997 Light the Night N Culea, John TV Anchor Paul Thomas, anchor of a morning news show at a struggling TV station in Los Angeles. Adlibs and his words change the city. 150150 2006 Light Years Away M Reporter Sandy (Kamilla Bjorlin). 150151 1956 Lighthearted Quest, The NM OWN - H - P Bridge, Ann (Lady Mary Dolling O'Malley) #2 Julia Probyn Series Journalist freelancing for Yorkshire Post. Julia Probyn works from time to time as a freelance journalist for several English weeklies and at least one provincial daily In "Julia Involved" (H). Inquisitive English girl with the alarming propensity for danger 150152 1996 Lighthouse G Sierra Entertainment PC Editor (Andy Goldberg - Voice) 150153 2002 Lighthouse Cove NR Cates, Kimberly Photojournalist Jacqueline "Jack" Murphy is internationally famous but she keeps a promise to her mentor and takes time out from her jet-setting lifestyle to photograph a lighthouse in Maine. To her shock, the new assignment brings her face-to-face with a man who broke her heart nine years ago and though she has traveled the world ten times over, she never stopped thinking of him. He never expected to see her again and now realizes that leaving her was the hardest thing he ever had to do. He's falling in love again. 150154 1987 Lighthouse Creek NW Andrews, Patrick News Media 150155 2007 Lighthouses MUS Sugarman, Eddie (Lyrics) and Andrew Gerle (Music). From “Meet John Doe: The Musical.” Newspaper Editor Richard Connell sings about his love of America in this look back at his personal love of country. 150156 1982 Lightning SS OWN - H Barthelme, Donald In "40 Stories." Freelance Writer Edward Connors, on assignment for Folks set out to interview nine people who had been struck by lightning. Editor Penfield. Advertises in the Village Voice for people hit by lightning. Connors wrote for a wide variety of publications -- classical record reviews for High Fidelity, Times Travel pieces, exposes for Penthouse. To each assignment he brought a good brain, a good eye, a tenacious thoroughness, gusto. He was 45. Making a thin living, curious about people who had been struck by lightning. 150157 2000 Lightning On the Sun: Novel, A N Bingham, Robert Reporter Reese is a hapless journalist wearing a blue blazer and is unwittingly tapped to transport a huge shipment of heroin from Cambodia to America to deliver it to the American expatriate's ex-girlfriend who works in a topless bar in Manhattan. Reese is preppy newspaper journalist. The expatriate with deepening debts to murderous Phnom Penh loan shark tricks Reese, respectable tennis club acquaintance -- "he looked like the drunk American in La Dolce Vita" -- into taking drugs through customs. The straight-arrow journalist is to carry the package from Cambodia. Things go wrong from the start. Soldiers rob the expatriate on his way to buy the drug forcing him to borrow the money from a loan shark. Then his ex-girlfriend in New York double-crosses her boss the person for whom the package is intended and this puts the reporter's life in danger since he is the unwitting mule. 150158 1926 Lightning Reporter M Gibson, Tom (Story). Jack Noble (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter (Johnny Walker) helps a railroad president beat his rival in the stock market and wins the hand of the president's daughter. 150159 1928 Lightning Speed M Bradbury, Robert North (Story-Continuity). Randolph Bartlett (Titles). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Jack Pemberton (Bob Steele) is in love with governor's daughter and attempts to prevent her from being kidnapped by a criminal who wants to force governor to pardon his brother before he is executed. Reporter rescues her when the criminal tries to escape with her in a balloon and the criminal falls to his death. Variety, 11/7/28: "Reporters who sport high-powered cars and play around the Governor's daughter and are acrobats as well, seem a little far-fetched, even on the screen. 150160 1934 Lightning Strikes Twice M Reporter Marty Hicks (Chick Chandler) notices that a housekeeper is stuffing the butler’s clothes into a drawer. He notifies the police. Two policeman have already disappeared. The police question the befuddled housekeeper, then leave the scene unaware that both policemen have fallen into the sewer system. 150161 2005 Lightning Thief, The NJ Riordan, Rick Book #1 Percy Jackson and the Olympians News Media. What if the gods of Olympus were alive in the 21st century? What if they still fell in love with mortals and had children who might become great heroes, such as Theseus, Jason and Hercules? What if you were one of those children? Such is the discovery that launches 12-year-old Percy Jackson on the most dangerous quest of his life. With the help of a satyr and a daughter of Athena, Percy must journey across the United States to catch a thief who has stolen the original weapon of mass destruction -- Zeus’ master bolt. Along the way he must face a host of mythological enemies determined to stop him. Most of all, he must come to terms with a father he has never known, and an Oracle that has warned him of betrayal by a friend. Los Angeles Reporters interview Percy. Percy overhears reporters talking to get information. Eventually the reporters create a story that Percy uses about how he and his friends had been kidnapped. 150162 1954 Lights of Skaro N Dodge, D Correspondent in the Balkans has to leave in a hurry with an American newspaper woman. They race the Security Police to the border. 150163 1949 Lights Out T Series 1949-1952 Press 150164 1935 Lights Out R Series 1935-1939, 1942-1943, 1945-1947 Press 150165 2005 Lights Out CB Gotham Central #25 Reporter Simon Lippman. The Commissioner has the Bat-Signal removed to signal the end of any cooperation between Gotham Central Police and Batman. 150166 2004 Lights, Camera… Kill! M Newscaster (Mandy Weir). Photographer (Sarah Davis). 150167 2007 Lights! Camera! Cook! N Muldrow, Diane. Barbara Pollak (Illustrator) Journalist who is world famous offers the Chef Girls' a TV interview. They are going to do a cooking segment and be interviewed on live TV. They never have been so excited. One sister knows it will be great for business. Another thinks this could be her big break and a third can't wait to spend time with a professional journalist. The fourth sister can't stop talking about it. Even the calm fifth sister gets caught up in the excitement. But there's a lot of stress involved with becoming TV stars and the interview has some unexpected consequences. 150168 2005 Lights2: Return of the Shadow M Journalist (Michael Instone). 150169 2000 Lijmen/Het been MF Belgium / Netherlands Photographer (Tom Lenaerts). 150170 2002 Like Another Lifetime, in Another World N Shepherd, Mike D. Reporter Mick Scott, after graduating from Armed Forces Journalism and Defense Information School in 1967, is sent to Vietnam as a reporter for Armed Forces Radio. Scott travels throughout Vietnam as a reporter. On the way he is ordered to report to US Intelligence in San Francisco where he is recruited for a special assignment. It involves finding a Saigon street kid who is the long-lost son of a top North Vietnamese Community official. Once found, intelligence hopes to use the kid as a pawn in peace negotiations. Scott crosses paths with a double-agent and the infamous Panther Lady who rides around Saigon on a motorbike gunning down GIs. He becomes entangled in a sticky web of intrigue and deceit. 150171 2001 Like Father M Photographer (Graham Rigby) 150172 1987 Like Father Like Son M Interviewer Janice Stenfield (Alexandra Kenworthy), college interviewer. 150173 1998 Like Father, Like Santa MT Commentator (Larry Robbins) 150174 2002 Like Mike M News Media. Sports writers and commentators. Interviewer (Reggie Theus). Photographer (James Tunnicliffe). Ahmad Rashas (Himself). Rick the Camera Guy (Andre Gordon). Announcer (Geoff Witcher). 150175 2006 Like Mother, Like Daughter NR Sigaloff, Jane Columnist Suzie Fletcher, now single again, announces her only wish is for her and her daughter to be dating someone by the time of her 60th birthday party. Her 29-year-old divorcee daughter, Alice Harrison wishes she could trade her mother in for a more conventional model. With only six weeks of Fletcher's fifties remaining, she is happy to try anything once and starts dating a man 15 years younger. Her mother hot on her heels, life-coach Alice breaks all the rules and falls for a client. Guilty about mixing business with pleasure, there's a much greater shock in store for her. Alice and Suzie had always been close. Now they're about to get closer. Forget about love triangles, welcome to the love circus. 150176 1979 Like Normal People T News Media. Fact-based drama, pair of mentally retarded young adults. 150177 2007 Like You’d Understand Anyway SS Shepard, Jim Roman scribe reckons with his bellicose centurion father in one of the stories. 150178 1955 Likely Story, A T Gilroy, Frank (Play) Studio One - 10-3-55 Reporter (Carl Hanson). Eddie Bracken 150179 1947 Likely Story, A M News Media. Reporter (Carl Hanson). Reporter (Drew Miller). Reporter (Charles Pawley). Reporter (Larry Randall). Photographer (John Arkin). Photographer (Hal Craig). Photographer (Mike Lally). 150180 1992 Likely Suspects T SV 179 12-4-92 Reporter Dead 150181 2000 Likeness in Stone, A MT News Agent (Bruce McGregor). 150182 2007 Lil' Bush Promotion CC DVD -R HQ 8560 Episode. News Media. Li'l Bush rails against the liberal media who are out to destroy him. 150183 2008 Lil' Bush: Afghanistan T DVD -R HQ 9865 Episode #13. 4-24-2008 Parody News. When Osama bin Laden is diagnosed with a weak heart, he finds the only perfect match for a donor is Lil’ Cheney. 150184 2008 Lil' Bush: Anthem/China T DVD -R HQ 9918 Episode #16. 5-15-2008 Parody News. The Lil' Gang and the Lil' Dems compete against each other in a battle of the bands. Lil' Bush and the gang must win the Olympics in order to save America from being recalled by the Chinese. 150185 2008 Lil' Bush: Big Pharma T DVD -R HQ 9784 Episode #8. 3-20-2008 Parody News. The Lil’ Cronies get hooked on medication when a drug company takes over the school’s fair. 150186 2008 Lil' Bush: Crony Break-Up T DVD -R HQ 9797 Episode #9. 3-27-2008 Parody News. The Lil’ Gang finds comfort in new friends after a big fight. 150187 2007 Lil' Bush: Evolution C DVD -R HQ 8805 Episode #5. 7-18-2007 Parody News. In science class, Lil' George struggles with the concept of evolution. Lil' Bush performs at the White House Press Corps. Dinner but since his jokes aren't funny, he uses jokes supplied by his young Democrat friends. They're funnier, but Father Bush doesn't appreciate the barbs. 150188 2007 Lil' Bush: Iraq. First Kiss (Premiere) C DVD -R HQ 8673 Episode #1. 6-13-2007 News Media. Lil' Bush and his gang bet on who can kiss a girl first. Then Lil' George goes to Iraq to find the perfect Father's Day gift. "Liberal" News Media frequent topic of discussion. Reporters (Chris Parson, Dave B. Mitchell). 150189 2008 Lil' Bush: Katrina T DVD -R HQ 9809 Episode #10. 4-03-2008 Parody News. The Lil’ Gang destroys the White House while “playing Katrina.” 150190 2007 Lil' Bush: Lil’ George goes power-crazy C DVD -R HQ 8767 Episode #4. 7-11-2007. Parody News. Lil' Bush goes after Lil' Al Gore who is concerned about global warming and is involved in the Live Earth Concert. Lil’ George goes power-crazy as the new hall monitor. 150191 2007 Lil' Bush: Lil' Mikey Moore T DVD -R HQ 8805 Episode #6. 7-25-2007 Parody News. Lil' George fights against Lil' Mikey Moore to protect the American institution of hot dogs. 150192 2007 Lil' Bush: Nuked. Camp C DVD -R HQ 8819 Episode #2. 6-20-2007 Parody News. Lil' Bush sends nuclear missiles throughout the world including the United States to get rid of anyone who annoys him. He and the group go to summer camp. 150193 2008 Lil' Bush: Pooty-Poot T DVD -R HQ 9898 Episode #15. 5-8-2008 Parody News. Lil’ Vladimir Putin and Lil’ George start a schoolyard rivalry. 150194 2007 Lil' Bush: Special Relationship, A T DVD -R HQ 8725 Episode #3. 6-27-2007 News Media. Lil' George and Lil' Tony Blair strike up a special relationship that has their parents worried. 150195 2008 Lil' Bush: St. Patrick’s Day T DVD -R HQ 9756 Episode #7. 3-13-2008. Season Premiere. Parody News. Lil’ Wolf Blitzer with TV camera for BNN News (Beltway Elementary School News). The Lil’ Gang enlists the help of Lil’ Karl Rove to save his St. Patrick’s Day float. 150196 2008 Lil' Bush: Three Dates T DVD -R HQ 9829 Episode #11. 4-10-2008 Parody News. Lil’ George doesn’t know who to take to the school dance and ends up inviting three dates. 150197 2008 Lil' Bush: Wedding T DVD -R HQ Episode #14. 5-1-2008 Parody News. Barbara and George realizes that Lil' Bush is growing up way to fast and that the best way to preserve his innocence is a "purity wedding". Things get out of hand when Lil' George decides that his father, rather then his mother, is a better match and they are forced to have a gay wedding instead. This sends Barbara into the arms of Colin Powell. 150198 2008 Lil' Bush: Weekend at Saddamy’s T DVD -R HQ 9841 Episode #12. 4-17-2008 Parody News. Lil’ George and the gang join George Sr. on a camping trip to Baghdad during spring break 150199 2005 Lila M News Media. News Anchor (Ray Gerace). 150200 2002 Lilac Moon N Frome, Shelly Reporter Sarah, a features reporter from New Haven investigates an actress' near-death experience leads to a thickening conspiracy, murder and a tangled web of lies. A series of creepy pranks has driven an impressionable thirty-something actress, Katie, to distraction in the remote Connecticut hills. One rainy evening, her habitual jog results in a near-fatal fall into a camouflaged cistern. Drifting past consciousness, she calls for her lifelong friend, Sarah. Soon Sarah learns of Kate’s plight, discovers her in a near-coma, and promises to intervene only to discover herself nearly overwhelmed by bizarre suspects and her own psychological turmoil. Trying to prod state troopers into action, Sarah learns of a trio of dubious revivals, a production of Dark of the Moon as well as the restoration of a vineyard and envangelical crusades. 150201 1955 Lilacs in the Spring M Reporter (George Margo) 150202 1980 Lilar N Feldes, Roderich Germany Radio Journalist 150203 1981 Lili Marleen M Journalist (Jurgen Draeger). News Host (Christine De Loupe) 150204 2001 Lili: Novel, A N Wang, Annie Correspondent Roy Goldstein is an American journalist who meets and falls in love with 24-year-old Chinese woman just released from prison after being sentenced for hooliganism. She moves in with him rising possible imprisonment for illegal cohabitation. She is unable to find steady employment and accepts a friend's offer to work as a musician and guide to foreign tourists. Through the reporter's appreciation of Chinese culture, she experiences a reawakening of faith in her heritage while remaining clear-sighted about present political horrors. 150205 1996 Lilies - Les feluettes MF Photographer (Michel Marc Bouchard). 150206 2005 Lilla aktuellt TF 1992- Reporter (Viggo Orsan - Himself, 2005) 150207 1997 Lilla Jonssonligan pa styva linan MF Journalist (Carl Svernlov). Photographer (Lasse Larsson). 150208 1951 Lilli Marlene M Wood, Leslie (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent and Broadcaster Steve Moray (Hugh McDermott) accompanies British troop in African desert. Gets involved with French girl the Germans want to use for propaganda purposes because she claims to be inspiration for song, "Lilli Marlene." Correspondent goes along on mission to village where girl is being held by high ranking German propaganda chief. Commanding officer tells reporter he cannot authorize correspondent's participation, but he cannot stop him if he finds his way into village. Correspondent and team of soldiers capture propaganda chief and rescue the girl, but journalist is not at first convinced she supports the British. Makes recording of her singing the song for broadcast purposes and arranges for her to entertain British. Germans attempt to kidnap her during performance. Abduction averted, but British soldier killed and girl feels responsible. Girl performs in Cairo and reporter goes with her. Germans capture girl, brainwash and torture her, make her believe she's German. Nazis use her to broadcast anti-British propaganda. After the war she shows up at reunion for platoon to which correspondent assigned. Reputation restored. Her broadcasts actually filled with pro-British intelligence. 150209 2005 Lillian Byrd: Easy Street NM Sims, Elizabeth #4 Lillian Byrd Mysteries Freelance Writer Lillian Byrd, a lesbian, is always between jobs like any other freelance writer so she decides to help a friend rehabilitate her house on Detroit's waterfront. She offers Byrd $15 an hour to help strip the walls and floors. Byrd subcontracts half the job to a street person she knows for $7.50. It's a bad decision all around. Her friend is disappointed that her friend would make such a secret deal. Byrd ends up mortified and grieved and the street person ends up dead. Did he stumble into the boathouse dead drunk and drown? Or did he have help? Byrd investigates and discovers that her friend's house is a veritable treasure trove. By the end of the first day on the job, there is a partially demolished wall, a mysterious stash of cash and a dead body. And Lillian's attentions have been diverted by the appearance of a drop-dead gorgeous female neighbor. 150210 2002 Lillian Byrd: Holy Hell NM Sims, Elizabeth #1 Lillian Byrd Mysteries Reporter Lillian Byrd is a small-time freelance lesbian reporter with a flair for making big-time mistakes -- like getting fired for fending off the boss's son with an X-Acto knife and breaking up with his girlfriend for no good reason. Investigates disappearances of women in the Detroit area. But when one of the missing women turns up dead, Lillian is in a ton of trouble. Byrd is a lesbian. 150211 2004 Lillian Byrd: Lucky Stiff N Sims, Elizabeth #3 Lillian Byrd Mysteries Reporter Lillian Byrd is a freelance reporter who is also a lesbian. She has a chance encounter with an old friend and realizes everything about her childhood is a lie. She and her best friend set out to find the truth about their parents. 150212 1983 Lillian Gish M Interviewer (Jeanne Moreau) 150213 1940 Lillian Russell M SVD 960 McGuire, William Anthony (Screenplay) Ness Book. Faye Journalist Alexander Moore (Henry Fonda) is one of several men involved with Lillian Russell. He meets her when he rescues her and her grandmother from a runaway carriage. Encounters her again when she has become the toast of New York and he decides to write a series of articles about her. She is married to a musician who dies and when he does she refuses further interviews and leaves the country. After she returns to the United States, she reunites with Moore and they marry. Reporters (Milburn Stone, Charles Tannen). Mr. Sloane, Newspaper Editor (Harry Hayden). 150214 1978 Lillie MT Miniseries News Media. Second Reporter (Norwich Duff). Third Reporter (Richard LeParmentier). Reporter (Stephen Gordon). 150215 1915 Lily and the Rose, The M AFI-Authors Writer 150216 2006 Lily B. on the Brink of Love N Kimmel, Elizabeth Cody Advice Columnist Lily M. Blennerhassett for the Mulgrew Sentinel is future writer extraordinaire and lands two jobs -- advice columnist for the Mulgrew Sentinel and assistant to Real Writer Ellis Parson, who just happens to be the mother of Lily’s first middle-school love. Engaging letters of advice alternate with Lily’s fantasies and shots of her family’s and friends’ quirky behavior. 150217 1982 Lily for President T Special TV Interviewer (Regis Philbin). Newscaster (Edwin Newman) 150218 2001 Lily Wong: Foreign Reporter in China II, A CB Feign, Larry Foreign Correspondent. "The World of Lily Wong" appeared in the South China Morning Post from November 1986 through May 1995, the Independent (UK) from March-July, 1997 and the Hong Kong Mail, May 2000 through Oct. 2001. 150219 2004 Lily’s Law NR Drake, Dianne Reporter Mike Collier is an ambitious journalist whose disastrous affair with an equally ambitious and dedicated law student, Lilly Malloy has short-circuited her career. Now, finally, Lilly is a judge, but she hadn’t planned on presiding over a subterranean traffic court where parking fines tip the scales of justice. All thanks to Collier. So when two-time offender Collier saunters through her courtroom door hoping to sweet-talk her out of a fine, Lilly has a chance to even the score. As fast as she can bang the gavel, she sends him to the slammer. Justice is definitely sweet. Or is it? Even if the judge in Lilly wouldn’t dream about breaking the law, the woman in her just might need to test the boundaries. 150220 1996 Limbic Region, The MT News Media. TV Anchor (Pamela Martin). Reporter #1 (Jason Griffith). Reporter #2 (Heather Hanson). Newspaper Editor (Don MacKay). 150221 1973 Limbo M TV News 150222 1960 Lime Twig, The N OWN - H Hawkes, John Columnist Sidney Slyter 150223 2006 Limehouse Text, The N Thomas, Will Reporter Israel Zangwill for the Jewish Chronicle, his hat on his knee mottled with melting snow tells his friend, “I have become a reporter for the Jewish Chronicle.” Hero: “He’s a reporter and a friend of mine. He is doing a story on Limeshow.” Reporter from the Weekly Dispatch. Editor Amanda Patten. 150224 1984 Limelight N Feely, Terence News Media 150225 2005 Limelight of Fear N Castro, Diane de Tabloid Journalist Christine Olsen wants out of the paparazzi-driven tabloid racket, but she’s hooked. The rush of the hunt and the large paychecks just feed the addiction. She dreams of becoming a legitimate journalist, but how can she when she’s so dependent on her ex-husband’s phenomenally successful rag, “Under the Public Eye?” Someone is trying to kill Rosyn Richardson, a female Tony Robbins. Who is trying to kill this inspirational speaker and why? Richardson’s peril fuels Christine Olsen’s opportunity to climb out of the dark world of tabloid reporting. It forces her to stop and consider whether she wants it all when her life is on the line. 150226 2000 Limit of Vision NM Nagata, Linda Journalist's probe leads to release of a science that could transform mankind. Starving journalist Ela Suvanatat 150227 1989 Limit Up M TV News Anchor (Ray Rayner). Reporter (Nicky Blair). Reporter (Kellie Joy Beals). . 150228 1964 Limonadovy Joe aneb Konska opera MF Photographer (Vlastimil Bedrna). 150229 1984 Lincoln N OWN - P Vidal, Gore Press 150230 1992 Lincoln MT Newspaper Editor Horace Greeley (Barnyard Hughes). Baltimore Correspondent (Jim Dale - Voice). 150231 1988 Lincoln MT Editor Forney (Edward James Hyland). 150232 2007 Lincoln Heights: Suspicion T Episode #2. 1-15-2007 TV Anchorwoman (Amy Powell). 150233 2008 Lincoln Secret, The N McKinsey, John A. Reporter Sean Johnson in Seattle is researching a theory that Abraham Enloe fathered Abraham Lincoln. Kim Poole, a woman in Kansas City, uncovers a family secret that her ancestor changed his last name over fear of something related to Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War. A professor of history at the University of Tennessee who specializes in Lincoln soon joins the mix as does his sister, Mary Fester, an Enloe family historian living in Phoenix. There are sinister forces at work against him. The story culminates in a search to find a secret left over from General Sherman’s occupation of Atlanta and his march across Georgia to the sea. The core mystery is whether Lincoln’s father was really Thomas Lincoln. A documented version of history holds that Abraham Enloe impregnated Nancy Hanks, Abraham Lincoln’s mother, while she was working in Abraham Enloe’s household as a servant girl. She was sent back to Kentucky in disgrace where she secretly had the child after marrying Thomas Lincoln. 150234 1953 Lincoln's Little Correspondent T Hallmark Hall of Fame - 2-8-1953 Correspondent 150235 1981 Linda SS Brunk, S News Media 150236 1989 Linda Jamine ParkWest (aka Linda Park): CB Flash, Vol. 2 #28. July, 1989.First Appearance. TV Reporter Linda Park (Linda Jasmine Park West) possesses journalistic abilities and huge dose of common sense. One of WKEY-TV's greatest assets. Deeply in love with Wally West, the Flash. Marries him. He claims it is her love that keeps him anchored. She quits reporting, starts medical school, discovers shortly later she is pregnant. 150237 1975 Linda Lovelace for President M Adult Photographer (John Cross). 150238 2000 Linda McCartney Story, The MT News Media. Reporter (Marke Driesschen). Reporter #2 (Norman Armour). Editor (David Bloom). English Reporter (Suzanne Palmer). Japanese News Reporter (Donna Yamamoto). Press Coordinator (Doug Abrahams). Female publicist Frankie Stone. 150239 1976 Lindberg Kidnapping Case, The MT NBC Thursday Night at the Movies Reporter (Cynthia Berger). Reporter (Gary Campbell). Reporter (Gary Cashdollar). Reporter (Burt Cooper). Reporter (Robert Dunlap). Reporter (Larry Ellis). Reporter (Harvey Fisher). Reporter (Herbert K. Graham). Reporter (Del Hinkley). Reporter (Robert Kenneally). Reporter (Jack Lukes). Reporter (George Planco). Reporter (Charles Provenzano). Reporter (Bob Ross). Reporter (Marc Ross). Reporter (Kay Stewart). Reporter (Leslie Vallen). Reporter (Renata Vaselle). 2nd Reporter (Jack Miller). Media at 1932 kidnapping 150240 1997 Lindbergh Kidnapping Case, The MT SVD 593 News Media 150241 1956 Linden Affair NM OWN - P Albrand, Martha Newspaperman sees a woman killed as she was running to greet the husband returning after 15 years in Russia. 150242 2002 Lindenstrabe: Der Demokrat TF Episode. 9-22-2002 Reporter (Matthias Beier). 150243 2001 LindenstraBe: Die nackte Franziska TF Episode #54. 9-16-2001 TV Reporter (Nadine Kruger). 150244 1981 Lindhoops Frau N Dünnebier, Anna Germany Public Relations Practitioner. Journalist. 150245 1998 Lindsay Drummond: Deception and Desire N Beauman, Sally #1 Lindsay Drummond Mysteries Journalist Lindsay Drummond vows to remake herself -- change jobs, move and extinguish her feelings for a man. But a chance encounter with an enigmatic stranger dashes her well-laid plans. In New York, actress also desperately needs a change. Still tied to her ex-husband, a brilliant film director, and pursued by a dangerous and frightening stalker, she retreats with her son to her lush apartment in one of Manhattan's landmark buildings. But she is far from safe. An obsessed shadowy figure plays a heart-thumping game of cat-and-mouse. And when the life of her beloved child is threatened, she will feel the cold sting of true terror. A chance encounter with reporter Drummond inextricably entangles the two women in a mystery that could result in death. 150246 1997 Lindsay Gordon: Booked For Murder NM McDermid, Val #5 Lindsay Gordon Mysteries Journalist Lindsay Gordon, Scottish journalist and amateur sleuth, the United Kingdom's first lesbian detective. Gordon is tenacious to the point of stubbornness, intrepid to the point of stupidity, and loyal to the point of laying her life on the line. In order to clear her friend of suspicion, lesbian-feminist journalist Gordon investigates the murder of a best-selling novelist. The novelist's death followed a murder scenario in her as-yet-unpublished new book. Lindsay winds up in the dog-eat-dog world of London publishing. 150247 1989 Lindsay Gordon: Common Murder NM McDermid, Val #2 Linday Gordon Mysteries Journalist Lindsay Gordon, Scottish journalist and amateur sleuth, the United Kingdom's first lesbian detective. Gordon is tenacious to the point of stubbornness, intrepid to the point of stupidity, and loyal to the point of laying her life on the line. Although a self-assured lesbian, Gordon vacillates between supposed happiness with partner Cordelia and intermittent bliss with former lover Deborah. At the Fordham air base, while covering a violent clash between inhabitants of the women's peace camp and members of a local opposition group, Lindsay finds that police have charged Deborah with assault. When someone murders the alleged "victim," Deborah becomes the prime suspect. Consequently, the women ask Lindsay to investigate. Each novel plunges Lindsay into different milieu. This one features a women's peace protest where feelings run deadly. 150248 1993 Lindsay Gordon: Conferences Are Murder (aka Union Jack) NM McDermid, Val #4 Lindsay Gordon Mysteries Journalist Lindsay Gordon, Scottish journalist and amateur sleuth, the United Kingdom's first lesbian detective. Gordon is tenacious to the point of stubbornness, intrepid to the point of stupidity, and loyal to the point of laying her life on the line. Gordon is now a Scottish teacher of journalism based in California who has returned to Sheffield England to attend a journalists' conference concerned mostly with the business of unions. Nine years before, at another conference, Gordon's lover, Frances Collier, died from cancer. At that meeting, Gordon's friend and fellow editor Ian Ross had died in an auto accident soon after a breakup with his longtime sharp-tongued mistress. Lindsay is more at ease after the arrival of Dr. Sophie Harley, her latest lover, who is giving a lecture. Every time, a gossipy newsletter appears that among other things accuses Ross's ex-mistress of being a spy for anti-union forces. It also accuses the General Secretary of the union of skimming union funds. Gordon returns to her room, discovers her window smashed the secretary's body on the ground 10 floors below. Lindsay and Sophie play detective and find the killer. 150249 1991 Lindsay Gordon: Final Edition (aka Deadline for Murder, Open and Shut) NM MLPL (Open and Shut) McDermid, Val #3 Lindsay Gordon Series Journalist Lindsay Gordon, Scottish journalist and amateur sleuth, the United Kingdom's first lesbian detective. Gordon is tenacious to the point of stubbornness, intrepid to the point of stupidity, and loyal to the point of laying her life on the line. Returning to Glasgow from self-imposed exile, freelance journalist Gordon discovers her world upended. Her lover, Cordelia Brown, author of a best-selling book, has moved in with Claire Ogilvie. Claire's former lover Jackie Mitchell was recently sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Alison Maxwell, a woman who has no problem attracting several partners, Jackie most recently, but also once upon a time Lindsay. Now Claire wants Lindsay to dig up fresh evidence for Jackie's appeal. Government and personal papers are swiped from yet another of Lindsay's many friends and are the stuff of headlines. Lindsay finally solves the puzzle. Lindsay now must confront the darker side of her own world of journalism. 150250 2005 Lindsay Gordon: Hostage to Murder N McDermid, Val #6 Lindsay Gordon Mysteries Journalist Lindsay Gordon, Scottish journalist and amateur sleuth, the United Kingdom's first lesbian detective. Gordon is tenacious to the point of stubbornness, intrepid to the point of stupidity, and loyal to the point of laying her life on the line. Freelance Journalist Rory McLaren invites Reporter Lindsay Gordon, jobless in Glasgow and nursing a sprained ankle, to work alongside here in her booth at the Café Virginia. Cover political corruption and other juicy stories. All welcome distractions from Lindsay's problems at home, where her long-term lover Sophie has decided to heed the ticking of her biological clock and get pregnant. But when a local car dealer's stepson is kidnapped, Lindsay and Rory are invited to trade journalism for detection. The trail leads them to St. Petersburg and a dangerous snatch-back operation. It's a journey that brings a whole new dimension of risk into Lindsay's life. Back in Glasgow, it becomes clear that Lindsay and Rory have stumbled into a bigger, more violent piece of business than either of them could have guessed. 150251 1987 Lindsay Gordon: Report for Murder NM MLPL McDermid, Val #1 Lindsay Gordon Mysteries Journalist Lindsay Gordon, Scottish journalist and amateur sleuth, the United Kingdom's first lesbian detective. Gordon is tenacious to the point of stubbornness, intrepid to the point of stupidity, and loyal to the point of laying her life on the line. With support of friends, family and lovers, she takes on the world with wit and brio, unraveling criminal conspiracies and unmasking murderers. She is feisty, feminist and funny. Based in Glasgow, Gordon is freelancing to eke out a living. She gets a magazine assignment for a story on the school's fund-raising weekend. Her longtime friend is a drama teacher at the Derbyshire House Girls' School. School is fighting a builder who wants to buy its athletic fields for residential development. Weekend guest is novelist and talk-show star Cordelia Brown. Gordon promptly falls in love with her. Audience awaits a benefit concert that evening, but the famed female cellist is found dead -- garroted by a cello string pin on a backstage music room. Gordon's friend is arrested and the head of the school authorizes Lindsay and Cordelia to try to find evidence to clear him. Another murder takes place and Gordon has a violent confrontation with the killer. 150252 2006 Lindy Blues: Big Scoop NJ Cirrone, Dorian. Liza Woodruff (Illustrator) #2 Lindy Blues Series Reporter Lindy Blues, a fourth grader with her own Network for News show, spends most of her time gathering news for the broadcasts she holds in her garage at 6 p.m. every Saturday. She wants to follow in the footsteps of her idol, Katie Couric. At first, the fourth grader is only mildly interested when her friend's sister insists that the new ice-cream shop in town has disappeared. She becomes even less interested when she investigates and finds the shop right where it belongs -- the person who reported it missing was on the wrong block. The cameraman is her little brother and her LBN -- Lindy Blues Network -- airs only in her garage on Saturday nights. She tackles the latest breaking news with the panache and determination that rivals seasoned correspondents twice her age. 150253 2006 Lindy Blues: Missing Silver Dollar, The NJ Cirrone, Dorian. Liza Woodruff (Illustrator) #1 Lindy Blues Series Investigative Reporter Lindy Blues is an active fourth grader who has become a reporter of news in and around her neighborhood. Her brother, Alex, is her cameraman and together they air the evening news from their family's garage. From the headquarters of Lindy Blues Network (her house), she covers all of the news of her neighborhood on her family's old camcorder, then "broadcasts" it every Saturday night in her garage. This week (a slow news week), the big story concerns her neighbor Joshua Becker's seven-year-old sister's missing silver dollar. Since Lindy is surprisingly precocious and analytical for her age, she easily puts the clues together to solve the case. 150254 2006 Line in the Sand, A M Field Reporter (Amie Barsky). 150255 1997 Line King, The: Al Hirschfeld Story, The DT VHS 628, SVD 553 Illustrator Al Hirschfeld 150256 2004 Line of Fire: Best-Laid Plans, The T Episode #6. 1-6-2004 News Media. Reporter (Avis Wrentmore). 150257 1991 Line of Fire: The Morris Dees Story MT Reporter (Conni Marie Brazelton). Reporter (Roger Steffens). Media 150258 1995 Linea Paterna, La (aka Paternal Line, The) MF Mexico Photographer of a magazine-news organization's 9.55 pathe-baby camera is at the heart of this story. 150259 2000 Lines in the Sand N Deveson, Ann Journalist-Correspondent Hannah Coady, 20 years old, fiery and idealistic, thinks she can change the world. The year is 1975 and Coady proves her mettle as a journalist in the terrible famine in Ethiopia and is changed forever by the experience. But it’s not just the starvation and the politics that change her. It’s the beginning of a great love for two remarkable men: Documentarian Waldo, a cynical but endearing British filmmaker, and Ezekiel, a Rwandan radical whose fervor is a match for Hannah’s own. Over the decades Hannah’s commitment is frequently tested in the international disaster zones she covers. She moves in a world of sometimes comic absurdity, where people struggle to make sense of some of the major political issues of our time. Her connections with Waldo and Ezekiel ebb and flow, until in 1994, in the aftermath of the genocide in Rwanda, the unthinkable happens. Hannah Coady is a strong-minded but unfocused university student with a yearning to make important films when she meets British documentary filmmaker Corrigan in 1975. She pours out her beliefs and convinces him to include her on a trip to Ethiopia to research a film series on the politics of famine. Also in the expedition is a radical young Rwandan political economist, Ezekiel Chimeme. The three form an uncomfortable triangle when 335-year-old Waldo realizes that he’s smitten by the youthful Hannah, but watches as she falls in love with Ezekiel. Hannah is politicized by her trip to Ethiopia, and on returning to Australia finds life is a bit dull. She is also obsessed about seeing Ezekiel again, who is now in Paris. Her elderly widower father and her protective and eccentric Aunt Doreen are bemused by Hannah’s unhappiness, but Aunt D eventually encourages her to go to Paris in search of Ezekiel. She finds him and they share a somewhat unreal time together, until he is called home to Rwanda by the murder of his father, killed for political reasons in the worsening conflict between Tutsis and Hutus. Ezekiel promises to return as soon as he can, but he doesn’t. After a few confused weeks of solitude, Hannah takes refuge in London with Waldo, sharing his bed for comfort. Back in Paris, there is still no sign of Ezekiel and she realizes it’s time to return to Australia. Further complicating matters is her discovery that she’s pregnant. Whether Ezekiel or Waldo is the father of her child is one of the mysteries. What happened to Ezekiel is another. Twenty years later, Hannah has had a hectic life as a journalist covering event in war-torn countries. The youthful idealism that once led her to believe that “our generation’s different. Our generation’s going to change the world” has faded somewhat in the face of the numerous atrocities and the political and economic exploitation she has witnessed. Over the years, she and Waldo have maintained a warm friendship but Hannah has never really gotten over her desertion by Ezekiel, with whom she has not gained contact. She has had several affairs, and knows what Waldo loves her. Her relationship with her daughter, Alice, has been strained by her frequent trips overseas. Fortunately, Aunt D and her father have been there to care for Alice during her mother’s absences. Waldo, meanwhile, disillusioned by the political scene, has turned his back on journalism and taken a job as a Hollywood scriptwriter. A crisis is precipitated when Hannah is called to Rwanda to cover the genocide. In the back of her mind she hopes to see Ezekiel again. And suddenly, Alice, desperate to meet the man who is her father, decides to become a volunteer with Help, an international aid program operating in Rwanda. Hannah tries everything possible to stop her, but she can’t. She succeeds in inveigling Waldo into joining her on the Rwandan assignment: this time she feels she may need his help. Ezekiel, who is back in Rwanda, has been made a minister in the newly formed government that came to power in the wake of the genocide. He has never lost his political fire but life has been increasingly terrible: his wife and two sons were brutally killed in the massacres, and the country is faced with the seemingly hopeless task of restoring normality after one of the most horrific bouts of mass killing in modern times. Grief-stricken and struggling to reclaim some sense of motivation and belief, he is confronted by Hannah and the news that they have a daughter, something he has been unaware of until now. When Alice is kidnapped by Hutu rebels and ransom demands are made for the release of Hutu prisoners -- some of the worst perpetrators of the violence -- Ezekiel’s difficult life is made almost impossible. 150260 1926 Lines Written in Anticipation of London Paper Attaining a Guaranteed Circulation of Ten Mil. Daily PO MLPL Sassoon, Siegfried Newspaper. Ode to a newspaper 150261 1955 Lineup, The: Radio Case, The T Episode. 12-30-55 Radio 150262 1955 Lineup, The: TV Case, The T Episode. 9-30-55 TV 150263 1958 Lineup, The: Vanishing Writer Case, The T Episode. 11-21-58 Writer 150264 2000 Ling yu yung (aka Unexpected Challenges) MF Taiwan Reporter Zsa Zsa (Qi Shu) writes a tell-all newspaper story that undercuts the leverage a golf pro turned tycoon and playboy short of cash has when he faces a hostile takeover engineered by a tough career woman. The lovely reporter is dating the golf pro’s son. To save his business, the tycoon invites the career woman to work with him, a prospect she considers because she finds him attractive. The son hopes to persuade Zsa Zsa to join him in graduate studies in the United States. But just as the golf pro has a past, Zsa Zsa has a secret. The tycoon who has recently hit hard financial times wages a war to separate his son from the reporter -- despite the fact that his first love was also painfully destroyed by his would-be in-laws years ago. Can these passions avoid collision? Will family tragedy repeat itself? 150265 2004 Lingerie Bowl MT Sideline Reporter (Amy Weber). 150266 2009 Lingerie: By Design T DVD -R HQ 11334 Episode #6. Adult Fashion Columnist Marilyn (Denise Cobar) writes weekly columns for a magazine about any and everything that a woman in New York might find interesting in the world of fashion. Good friend to Lacey who spent some time walking the runway and appearing in magazine shoots, modeling lingerie. She decided to turn to her true passion, designing lingerie. Photographer Jason (Michael Scratch) is tall, dark and handsome and loves Lacey. Marilyn discovers that the designer she had Lacey show her designs to, the same man she is sleeping with, has stolen the designs. She plots with Lacey to get even. 150267 2009 Lingerie: Comfort Fit T DVD -R HQ 11351 Episode #7. Adult Fashion Columnist Marilyn (Denise Cobar) writes weekly columns for a magazine about any and everything that a woman in New York might find interesting in the world of fashion. Good friend to Lacey who spent some time walking the runway and appearing in magazine shoots, modeling lingerie. She decided to turn to her true passion, designing lingerie. Photographer Jason (Michael Scratch) is tall, dark and handsome and loves Lacey. Cody and Russ each get lucky on a new dating website, onlineonenighters.com. Meanwhile, Jason has a heated photo shoot with Vanessa. 150268 2009 Lingerie: Designer Love T DVD -R HQ 11277 Episode #2. Adult Fashion Columnist Marilyn (Denise Cobar) writes weekly columns for a magazine about any and everything that a woman in New York might find interesting in the world of fashion. Good friend to Lacey who spent some time walking the runway and appearing in magazine shoots, modeling lingerie. She decided to turn to her true passion, designing lingerie. Photographer Jason (Michael Scratch) is tall, dark and handsome and loves Lacey. Marilyn is interested in checking out the “assets” of potential investor, one that Lacey is trying to convince to sponsor her lingerie. When he asks to borrow some of her drawings, she is reluctant to do so (she has never given out her sketches before), but Marilyn convinces her that the handsome male investor is reliable and can be trusted. Jason must go out of town for a shoot, so Lacey gives him a special goodbye. Distant lovers Vanesse and Josie resort to phone sex. Lacey’s brother Cody’s lovemaking becomes too hot to handle, and it takes the fire department to put out the result. 150269 2009 Lingerie: Double Double T DVD -R HQ 11398 Episode #10. Adult Fashion Columnist Marilyn (Denise Cobar) writes weekly columns for a magazine about any and everything that a woman in New York might find interesting in the world of fashion. Good friend to Lacey who spent some time walking the runway and appearing in magazine shoots, modeling lingerie. She decided to turn to her true passion, designing lingerie. Photographer Jason (Michael Scratch) is tall, dark and handsome and loves Lacey. Marilyn plans a “spicy” night with her new boss and sometime lover, Cormac. Vanessa’s girlfriend, Josie, is in town and passionately tries to persuade Vanessa to move back to Seattle. Cody tries to cheer up his melancholy sister, Lacey, and ends up giving her an idea on how to raise some money. 150270 2009 Lingerie: Double or Nothing T DVD -R HQ 11289 Episode #3. Adult Fashion Columnist Marilyn (Denise Cobar) writes weekly columns for a magazine about any and everything that a woman in New York might find interesting in the world of fashion. Good friend to Lacey who spent some time walking the runway and appearing in magazine shoots, modeling lingerie. She decided to turn to her true passion, designing lingerie. Photographer Jason (Michael Scratch) is tall, dark and handsome and loves Lacey. The heat between Lacey and firefighter Rick begins to be too much for Photographer Jason to handle. Meanwhile, Vanessa puts a fairytale spin on a sex escapade and Cody and Russ make a bet on the possible sexual conquest of a dreamy blonde. 150271 2009 Lingerie: Everyone’s a Critic T DVD -R HQ 11367 Episode #8. Adult Fashion Columnist Marilyn (Denise Cobar) writes weekly columns for a magazine about any and everything that a woman in New York might find interesting in the world of fashion. Good friend to Lacey who spent some time walking the runway and appearing in magazine shoots, modeling lingerie. She decided to turn to her true passion, designing lingerie. Photographer Jason (Michael Scratch) is tall, dark and handsome and loves Lacey. Lacey confronts Jason with her suspicions about his relationship with Vanessa. Stephanie puts on a little “overtime” to woo a talent agent in the hopes of getting some models for the Spring Fashion show. Cody is jealous when he sees Stephanie out on a date with the agent. 150272 2009 Lingerie: Model Behavior T DVD -R HQ 11379 Episode #9. Adult Fashion Columnist Marilyn (Denise Cobar) writes weekly columns for a magazine about any and everything that a woman in New York might find interesting in the world of fashion. Good friend to Lacey who spent some time walking the runway and appearing in magazine shoots, modeling lingerie. She decided to turn to her true passion, designing lingerie. Photographer Jason (Michael Scratch) is tall, dark and handsome and loves Lacey. Lacey and Rick go away for a romantic weekend in the country just as Marilyn arranges a review of Lacey’s new designs by one of New York’s top fashion critics, Jeffrey. Stephanie and Marilyn scramble to put together a sexy fashion show in Lacey’s absence with the only models they can find -- Vanessa and a very reluctant Cody. 150273 2009 Lingerie: Model Girlfriends T DVD -R HQ 11398 Episode #11. Adult Fashion Columnist Marilyn (Denise Cobar) writes weekly columns for a magazine about any and everything that a woman in New York might find interesting in the world of fashion. Good friend to Lacey who spent some time walking the runway and appearing in magazine shoots, modeling lingerie. She decided to turn to her true passion, designing lingerie. Photographer Jason (Michael Scratch) is tall, dark and handsome and loves Lacey. Lacey has a dilemma -- how do you put on a fashion show when you can’t afford any models? Cody and Russ and their little black books come to her rescue, but solving Lacey’s problem creates more problems for the boys than they bargained for. 150274 2009 Lingerie: Picture Perfect T DVD -R HQ 11277 Episode #1. Adult Fashion Columnist Marilyn (Denise Cobar) writes weekly columns for a magazine about any and everything that a woman in New York might find interesting in the world of fashion. Good friend to Lacey who spent some time walking the runway and appearing in magazine shoots, modeling lingerie. She decided to turn to her true passion, designing lingerie. Photographer Jason (Michael Scratch) is tall, dark and handsome and loves Lacey. New York lingerie designer Lacey Summers struggles to make ends meet. For extra cash, she rents out her spare room to Vanesse, an aspiring actress who is bisexual. But when Lacey notices Vanessa eyeing her photographer boyfriend, Jason, she realizes things are bound to heat up. 150275 2009 Lingerie: Rags to Riches T DVD -R HQ 11434 Episode #13. Adult. Season One Finale. Fashion Columnist Marilyn (Denise Cobar) writes weekly columns for a magazine about any and everything that a woman in New York might find interesting in the world of fashion. Good friend to Lacey who spent some time walking the runway and appearing in magazine shoots, modeling lingerie. She decided to turn to her true passion, designing lingerie. Photographer Jason (Michael Scratch) is tall, dark and handsome and loves Lacey. Steaming hot lingerie fashion show of Lacey’s new line. While glamour flashes on the runway, sexual hijinks abound backstage as Cody, Russ and Vanessa each hook up with their girlfriends. Lacey’s line is successful but she’s still lonely -- that is until she discovers the identity of her secret investor. 150276 2009 Lingerie: Runway Ready T DVD -R HQ 11413 Episode #12. Adult Fashion Columnist Marilyn (Denise Cobar) writes weekly columns for a magazine about any and everything that a woman in New York might find interesting in the world of fashion. Good friend to Lacey who spent some time walking the runway and appearing in magazine shoots, modeling lingerie. She decided to turn to her true passion, designing lingerie. Photographer Jason (Michael Scratch) is tall, dark and handsome and loves Lacey. Marilyn finds a secret investor who gives Lacey enough money to design and develop her new lingerie line. Vanessa lands an acting gig and patches up her friendship with Lacey. Russ and new girl, Maddy, grow closer while Cody and Stephanie try to define their relationship. 150277 2009 Lingerie: Russ Gets His Girl T DVD -R HQ 11313 Episode #4. Adult Fashion Columnist Marilyn (Denise Cobar) writes weekly columns for a magazine about any and everything that a woman in New York might find interesting in the world of fashion. Good friend to Lacey who spent some time walking the runway and appearing in magazine shoots, modeling lingerie. She decided to turn to her true passion, designing lingerie. Photographer Jason (Michael Scratch) is tall, dark and handsome and loves Lacey. 150278 2009 Lingerie: Temptation T DVD -R HQ 11333 Episode #5. Adult Fashion Columnist Marilyn (Denise Cobar) writes weekly columns for a magazine about any and everything that a woman in New York might find interesting in the world of fashion. Good friend to Lacey who spent some time walking the runway and appearing in magazine shoots, modeling lingerie. She decided to turn to her true passion, designing lingerie. Photographer Jason (Michael Scratch) is tall, dark and handsome and loves Lacey. 150279 1997 Link's Shorts C Series. Anchorman is genial, square-jawed newsreader who introduces pseudo-amateur animation comedies. Link Anchorman (Atim Whitnall - Voice). 150280 1959 Linus Fleck oder Der Verlust der Würde N Richter, Hans Werner Germany Journalist 150281 2008 Lio CS Tatulli, Mark 9-13-2008 Elementary School Newspaper Reporter Lio goes to the editor of the Witherspoon Elementary News screaming out a headline: “Lunch Ladies Serve Students -- As Lunch.” The editor’s balloon asks if there are pictures? Reporter Lio shrugs and goes back to being a cartoonist. 150282 1914 Lion and the Mouse, The M AFI-Authors Writer 150283 1975 Lion Roars Again, The DT Press. Chronicle of the 1975 International Press Conclave hosted by Metro-Goldwyn Mayer over two days in May 1975. Event used to preview several upcoming MGM feature films. Narrator (Wayne Thomas). Entertainment Reporter Army Archer (Himself). 150284 1931 Lion's Way, The: A Tale of Men and Lions NSF Stoneham, C.T. Canadian Newspaperman James Horton offers a reward for the lion-god of a tribe. 150285 1838 Lionizing SS MLPL Poe, Edgar Allan Pamphleteer-Narrator Robert Jones of Fum-Fudge with a conspicuous nose narrates. He is kicked out of the house, writes a pamphlet on noses and soon finds himself famous and much sought after. Richard Bentley, an editor praising Robert Jones's pamphlet on nosology. Blackwood praises the pamphlet as well. Hugh Fraser, an editor who praises the pamphlet. 150286 1875 Lionizing Murderers SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 150287 1938 Lions and Shadows N Isherwood, Christopher Press 150288 2007 Lions for Lambs M TV Journalist Janine Roth (Meryl Streep) is a veteran journalists who arrives for a one-on-one interview with a Republican Senator Jasper Irving (Tom Cruise) in his Capitol Hill office for an in-depth conversation about the war in Afghanistan giving the probing journalist a bombshell story. He has an exclusive to feed her for his own purposes. The senator tells Roth the administration has a “new plan” to resolve the deadlock in Afghanistan: sending small groups to secure advance positions ahead of the spring thaw. When Roth asks when this will be implemented, the senator replies, “Ten minutes ago.” Roth is more interested in digging up past mistakes and Middle Eastern history. Today Show Host (Jennifer Sommerfield). Injuries sustained by two Army rangers behind enemy lines in Afghanistan set off a sequence of events involving a congressman, a journalist and a professor, Dr. Stephen Malley (Robert Redford who also directed). Scenes shot at the Los Angeles Times 150289 1969 Lions Love M AFI-Television TV 150290 1988 Lip Service MT SVD 1198 Korder, Howard (Play and Teleplay). Ness Book TV Newsman Gil (Paul Dooley), veteran anchor from Edward R. Murrow School of Journalism. He is currently hosting Sunny Side Up, a morning news program. Len (Griffin Dunne) is hired to co-host the show. The contrasting styles of the two men is apparent. Gil meticulously studies his copy before each broadcast while Len claims he likes to keep things spontaneous. He likes to specialize in superficial chat pieces and begins to suggest changes in the show to the producer without discussing them with Gil. Gil clearly upset by the direction the show is going. He is fired and later meets Len in the bar and accuses him of promoting shallowness. Gil ends up going on Len's show to promote a book about his experiences as a broadcaster. Len is a new breed of TV newsman who is obsessed with their own celebrity rather than that of the subjects they cover. When Gil and Len meet for dinner, the younger anchor shows him an off-air feed he has collected on tape of an anchor shooting himself. Reporter (Brenda Huggins). 150291 1999 Lip Service NM Rose, M.J. Aspiring Journalist Julia Sterling researches book on phone sex with surprising ease. She adopts a new personality. Married to renewed psychiatrist, living on Manhattan's tony Upper East Side, deeply loves her stepson and forging a career as a journalist When a writing job exposes her to the world of phone sex, she glimpses a world that stirs her erotic fantasies but threatens her carefully constructed reality. 150292 1976 Lipstick M News Media. Reporter (Nick Masi, Jr.). Reporter (Peggy Rea). 150293 2005 Lipstick M Short - Drama Newsreader (Glen McCready). 150294 1994 Lipstick Camera, The M DVD Bonifer, Mike, L.G. Weaver (Screenplay) Ness Book Aspiring TV Journalist Omy Clark (Ele Keats) hopes to get a job with idol Flynn Dailey (Brian Wimmer) and makes a videotape to get his attention. Miniature camera used belongs to Joule Iverson (Corey Feldman) who helps edit the tape. Clark borrows camera. Dailey tries to discourage her from entering the profession. Woman asks Dailey to shoot pornographic footage of her and husband without his knowledge. Clark goes along on the assignment, plants the lipstick camera. Husband finds camera, assaults Dailey. Reporters sneak back into house and discover wife is killed. Iverson is also murdered. Killer gets away shouldering camera, sneaking away with media. Daily gives police tape but it is blank. Clark finds real tape and it shows Dailey murdering the woman. Clark hits Dailey with a camera and escapes as he chases her and is caught. Reporter joins crews filming his arrest and is last heard negotiating with CBS for exclusive footage of the woman's murder and reporter's confession. Another TV reporter more concerned with makeup than story. Colleague: "While we're short on the facts, the pictures certainly tell the story." TV Reporter #2 (Nancy Goodstein). Stand Up Reporter (Sheila Wills). Cameraman (Steven J. Evans). 150295 2005 Lipstick Jungle NJ Bushnell, Candace Magazine Editor Nico and her female friends, a movie producer and a fashion designer navigate shark-infested career waters in New York City. The women want mates who are supportive of their jobs, but complain when said mates earn less than they do. 150296 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Eight: Pandora’s Box T DVD -R HQ 10320 Episode #8. 9-24-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Public Relations Specialist Dahlia is Victory’s publicist trying to make her famous in the fashion world. Charles gives Nico a photograph Kirby took of her during their affair. She tells Charles about the affair and he is furious at her. But he has to go to the hospital for a double by-pass. He dies. Nico finds out that Charles was planning to divorce her with evidence of the affair so he could get alimony. He also has been having an affair with one of his students and she is pregnant. Wendy cuts down her hours t work so she can spend more time with her teenage daughter. Her mother (Mary Tyler Moore) comes to visit. Victory can’t avoid Joe who wants her back. She doesn’t want anything to do with him because when she called to get him back, she discovered he was in bed with another woman. She wants a business relationship only and rents a new store from him. 150297 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Eighteen: Indecent Exposure T DVD -R HQ 10614 Episode #18. 12-12-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Public Relations Specialist Dahlia (Rosie Perez) is Victory’s publicist trying to make her famous in the fashion world. Things heat up between Nico and her boss. Wendy and her husband face marital problems as he prepares to go on tour with a top singer. Victory and the millionaire get back together after Victory apologizes for her behavior. 150298 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Eleven: The F-Word T DVD -R HQ 10427 Episode #11. 10-22-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Public Relations Specialist Dahlia (Rosie Perez) is Victory’s publicist trying to make her famous in the fashion world. Nico asks Kirby to escort her to a glitzy event but her past keeps coming back to haunt her. Her brother is in trouble again and her father asks him to help him out -- which she does. Victory plans to meet Rodrigo’s daughter, against Dahlia’s advice. After she is fired, Wendy focuses all of her energy on her home life. After a minor breakdown she tells her children she didn’t quit, she was fired. Paparazzi Photographer (Timothy J. Cox). 150299 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Fifteen: Sisterhood of the Traveling Prada, The T DVD -R HQ 10513 Episode #15. 11-14-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Public Relations Specialist Dahlia (Rosie Perez) is Victory’s publicist trying to make her famous in the fashion world. Nico holds a major coming-out party to launch her new sports magazine, Hang Time -- a magazine that celebrates Big Toys for Big Boys. Nico’s boyfriend’s mother, who looks remarkably like Nico, shows up to find out what Nico’s intentions are concerning her boy. Victory’s millionaire is convinced to give Victory another chance. 150300 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Five: Dressed to Kill T DVD -R HQ 9728 Episode #5. 3-6-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Things heat up again between Nico and Kirby. Victory discovers her work has been stolen. Wendy pitches Shane’s demo for a prospective movie. 150301 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Four: Bombay Highway T DVD -R HQ 9714 Episode #4. 2-28-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Nico reveals her secret affair with Kirby. Kirby suddenly drops his sexual harassment suit and when Nico goes to see him to ask why he did it, he says he loves her and wants to be with her. They go off hand in hand. Wendy sets her sights on a film set in India and gives Victory a chance to design for the star actress. 150302 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Fourteen: Let the Games Begin T DVD -R HQ 10491 Episode #14. 11-8-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Public Relations Specialist Dahlia (Rosie Perez) is Victory’s publicist trying to make her famous in the fashion world. Nico holds a major coming-out party to launch her new sports magazine, Hang Time -- a magazine that celebrates Big Toys for Big Boys. Nico’s boyfriend’s mother, who looks remarkably like Nico, shows up to find out what Nico’s intentions are concerning her boy. Victory’s millionaire is convinced to give Victory another chance. 150303 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Nine: Help T DVD -R HQ 10340 Episode #9. 10-1-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory Ford (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Public Relations Specialist Dahlia is Victory’s publicist trying to make her famous in the fashion world. Nico adjusts to life as a widow. She finally decides to help her husband’s former secret lover pregnant with his child after remembering how young and vulnerable she was she first met, was seduced and married her professor when she was a graduate student. Wendy is in trouble because she helps a friend dying with cancer make a film. Victory meets a contractor who piques her interest and this could hurt her relationship with the businessman-millionaire and former lover who is now her business partner. 150304 2009 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Nineteen: Lovers’ Leap T DVD -R HQ 10710 Episode #19. 1-2-2009 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Public Relations Specialist Dahlia (Rosie Perez) is Victory’s publicist trying to make her famous in the fashion world. Wendy discovers that Shane is thinking about going on tour with Natasha Bedingfield -- and finally lets him go with her blessings. Nico defends a girl hired to give the magazine a presence on the Web after the boss hires her impulsively and then threatens to fire her. Victory tires to plan the perfect proposal -- and discovers her millionaire has lost all his money. So she proposes and he accepts. 150305 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Seven: Carpe Threesome T DVD -R HQ 9779 Episode #7. 3-20-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Wendy deals with a difficult scriptwriter. Nico faces a harsh reality when she learns that Charles has had a heart attack -- and may be having an affair with one of his students. Victory gets used to the idea of Joe being her boss instead of her boyfriend -- and then discovers he is with someone else when she calls him to apologize. 150306 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Seventeen: Bye, Bye Baby T DVD -R HQ 10596 Episode #17. 12-5-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Public Relations Specialist Dahlia (Rosie Perez) is Victory’s publicist trying to make her famous in the fashion world. 150307 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Six; Take the High Road T DVD -R HQ 9753 Episode #6. 3-13-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Nico and Wendy go on a business trip to Scotland. When Wendy finds out about Nico and her 25-year-old lover she gets angry and their relationship is damaged. Victory grows suspicious of her newfound investor -- and discovers her billionaire lover has bought her company without telling her. 150308 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Sixteen: Thanksgiving T DVD -R HQ 10558 Episode #16. 11-20-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Public Relations Specialist Dahlia (Rosie Perez) is Victory’s publicist trying to make her famous in the fashion world. Wendy stresses out while preparing Thanksgiving for her mom, Josie, Sal and the rest of her family. Sal is called away by his manager to help her cope with a dead pet. Nico and Kirby babysit for Megan, who tells Nico she can’t take care of the baby anymore. Nico wonders if she can. Kirby isn’t happy about Nico lying to him or about Megan’s baby. 150309 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Ten: Let It Be T DVD -R HQ 10374 Episode #10. 10-8-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Public Relations Specialist Dahlia (Rosie Perez) is Victory’s publicist trying to make her famous in the fashion world. Nico butts heads with the new chief executive officer. Wendy is consumed with her new project, which starts to affect her personal life. The new chief executive fires her when an actor dies during filming and he discovers she forged the doctor’s name to his insurance form. Victory’s new relationship is compromised by Joe’s constant interference. She finally tells him to leave her alone and he flies off to London. 150310 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Thirteen: Lyin’, the Bitch and the Wardrobe, The T DVD -R HQ 10476 Episode #13. 11-2-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Public Relations Specialist Dahlia (Rosie Perez) is Victory’s publicist trying to make her famous in the fashion world. Victory fires Dahlia who gets revenge by almost destroying Victory’s fashion line debut. Joe thinks Victory is ready to marry him, but she showers affection on the carpenter who saves the fashion show set for her. Nico bonds with her husband’s lover’s child. Wendy decides to start her own production company with a script discovered by an unknown writer. 150311 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Three: Pink Poison T DVD -R HQ 9679 Episode #3. 2-20-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. While under the scrutiny of the public and Janice Lasher (Lorraine Bracco), Wendy decides to bring her daughter to a luncheon, but things do not go as planned. Nico decides to slow down her relationship with Kirby, the multimillionaire. 150312 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Twelve: Scary, Scary Night! T DVD -R HQ 10448 Episode #12. 10-29-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Public Relations Specialist Dahlia (Rosie Perez) is Victory’s publicist trying to make her famous in the fashion world. Nico and her boss try to buy a sports magazine. Wendy kisses a husband who is having marital problems and feels guilty about it. Her former assistant is named head of the studio after she plans to team up with him to form a production company. Victory has nightmares about her millionaire benefactor being killed climbing a mountain and finally convinces him not to try to climb the Matterhorn. 150313 2009 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Twenty: La Vie en Pose T DVD -R HQ 10740 Episode #20. 1-9-2009 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Public Relations Specialist Dahlia (Rosie Perez) is Victory’s publicist trying to make her famous in the fashion world. Dahlia lands Nico an appearance on the “Today Show” interviewed by Kathy Lee Gifford and it turns out to be quite a personal interview about her younger lover. Griffin thinks his affair with Nico is apparently over. He accuses Nico of leaking a film deal to Wendy, but it isn’t true. Wendy makes a bold move at work but finds herself struggling as a single parent. She tells Griffin Nico did not leak the information to her. Victory tries to see that her parents and Joe get along but they come from very different worlds. She tells Wendy about Joe’s financial problems and he isn’t happy about that. 150314 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Chapter Two: Nothing Sacred T DVD -R HQ 9657 Episode #2. 2-14-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Tabloid book publisher Janice Lasher (Lorraine Bracco) goes after Wendy. 150315 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 9615 Episode #1. 2-7-2008 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Magazine Editor Nico tries to outpace a slick rival. Nico radiates a gleaming but rotting intelligence of a person whose self-worth hinges on landing a Prince William cover shoot. 150316 2008 Lipstick Jungle: Promotions CC DVD -R HQ 9613, 9614 Editor Nico (Kim Raver), editor-in-chief of Bonfire, a Vanity Fair-esque magazine is friends with two other high-profile New York women: Wendy (Brooke Shields), a movie studio executive and Victory (Lindsay Price), a fashion designer. A magazine editor aspires to become a CEO. A movie executive balances a career. A designer longs to fulfill her dreams and find romance. Coverage of the pre-pilot publicity including paparazzi, interviews and a Female Interviewer. 150317 1995 Lipton Cockton in the Shadows of Sodoma MF Finland. Photographer (Raino Ollila). 150318 2003 Liquid Bridge M Reporter (Nick Hardcastle). Island Reporter (Taati Tapara). 150319 2009 Liquid Diet N McCarty, Michael Tabloid TV Host Harry Winger, who features outrageous guests on his program, wants Andrew Bloodsworth to appear on his show. Bloodsworth is a vampire writer and real-life vampire who makes his way into WOLF 99.9 FM, an all-night radio station hosted by the beautiful Bella Donna, Goth queen of the airwaves. As Bloodsworth reveals how he first became a vampire and the dark secrets and desires of the undead, listeners call in to talk to the undead writer. Most of the listeners are vampire and horror enthusiasts who are overjoyed to talk to a real-life vampire, but OTTO -- the Opposition to the Occult, a religious right-wing organization -- is also listening to the radio show and they are not amused. 150320 2000 Liquid News DT UK. Series Reporter Robert Nisbet. Reporters Ruth Liptrot (2002-2004), , Tamzin Sylvester (2002-2004), Jasmine Lowson (2003), Colin Paterson (2003-2004). Presenters Christopher Price (2000-2002), Iain Lee (2001), Colin Paterson (2002-2003), Jo Whiley (2003). 150321 1983 Liquid Sky M Fashion Editor Nellie (Sara Carlisle) for Midnight Magazine. Media. Photographer (Alan Preston). 150322 1996 Liquid Stage: Lure of Surfing, The MT Associate Editor (Sam George) of Surfer Magazine. Publisher (Steve Pezman-Himself), The Surfer's Journal. 150323 2008 Lisa NR Lewis, Karen Reporter Scott Preston is looking into a murder that took place 20 years ago when Lisa Craig was found murdered in a park at midnight. Her killer was never found. When the case is reopened, Preston falls increasingly under Lisa’s spell. Uncovering disturbing evidence of an inefficient police investigation, Scott decides to put his reporter skills to work and find out what really happened to Lisa Craig. Surprisingly the answer is closer home than he thought. 150324 2005 Lisa Maria Takes Off NR Hubbard, Susan #2 Lisa Maria Series. Red Dress Ink Novels Advice Columnist Lisa Maria Marino’s column is under legal attack and worst of all she’s sprouted two gray hairs. Now between fending off a crude rock star, impersonating a Brit and learning to strut in bamboo stilettos, Lisa Maria’s feeling something she hasn’t felt in awhile: out of control and more than a little heartsick. Ah, to be youngish, jealous and exceptionally good at revenge. But how far should any woman go in the interest of romantic justice? Just ask Lisa Maria -- a feisty American fighting for love in London. With her boyfriend, the enigmatic McAllister, researching his latest book in London, and her 30th birthday fast approaching, what better opportunity to take off? But in London, the solid ground under Lisa Maria’s heels give ways. McAllister has fallen under the influence of his bloodless editor and her column is under legal attack. What’s a woman to do? 150325 2004 Lisa Maria’s Guide for the Perplexed NR Hubbard, Susan #1 Lisa Maria Series. Red Dress Ink Novels Advice Columnist Lisa Maria leaves her advertising job in New York when an office romance turns sour and escapes to the dubious shelter of New Sparta, her upstate hometown. She hangs around with her meddlesome parents and her ultra-domestic sister, ultimately deciding to embark on a career as a personal household assistant (aka a maid), figuring that she might fare better working only for women. Her one exception, the befuddled writer McAllister, turns out to be irresistible, but before their relationship can take more than a few wobbling steps, Lisa Maria discovers another woman in McAllister’s apartment and gives him the cold shoulder, not bothering to listen to his explanations or excuses. While he wilts without her attention, Lisa Maria cultivates a second career as an advice columnist for the local paper and scours an antiquated self-help guide, “Live Alone and Like It.” Even as Lisa Maria delves deeper into the personal lives of his fellow New Spartans, her dry and slightly vindictive sense of humor may deflect readers. 150326 2007 Lisa Trent: Murder by Dewey Decimal NM Bagley, Stephen B. Reporter Lisa Trent and Assistant Librarian Bernard M. Worthington finds a body but has no way of knowing the woman’s death will begin a series of murders that will stun his small town and reveal secrets hidden for 30 years. The pair and the police chief must outwit a ruthless determined murderer. What was stolen from the library safe? What happened to the missing janitor? Why is Lisa Trent a target? Who stole the woman’s family jewels? Why did the old patriarch of the family will his hideous mansion to the city? What secrets does it hold and who is killing to hide them? 150327 2008 Lisa Trent: Murder by the Acre NM Bagley, Stephen B. Reporter Lisa Trent and her librarian husband Bernard M. Worthington stumble on a body of a local jeweler and ladies’ man in an underground house. As the couple and the police chief investigate, they find themselves drawn into a confusing mystery of lies and alibis that involves the upper crust of Ryton, Oklahoma. Who killed him and how? Why doesn’t the widow care that her husband is dead? Why doesn’t his mistress? What does the mysterious Aventura Corporation have to do with the murder? What is the corporation hiding? Soon events spiral out-of-control as the killer strikes again and again. As the three dig for the truth, they upset powerful, vengeful people. The chief might lose his job, but Lisa and Bernard could lose their lives. Their loving marriage of many years rings true. Bernard and Lisa’s relationship faces several hurdles this time around, but those are the perils of any love affair. Lisa’s past and her insecurity may complicate their future together 150328 1989 Lisbet Dahl - uden publikum gar det ikke DF Denmark Interviewer Bob Ramsing. 150329 1946 Lisbon Story M Journalist (Martin Walker) 150330 1961 Lisette (aka Fall Girl, Crowd for Lisette, A). M Hugh, R. John (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapermen/Publicity - Ness Book Editor Joe McElroy (John Agar) sponsors Indochinese orphan as publicity stunt to help father-in-law get elected to senate. Orphan is beautiful young woman and newspaper editor falls in love with her. She denounces the stunt. Politician tries to discredit her. Editor goes along with the plan. When woman fights off an assault by politician's son, he runs her over with his car. Son is arrested while editor resigns and returns to his wife. 150331 2000 List, The M Reporter #1 (Catherine Adams). Reporter #2 (John Hislop). Reporter #3 (Jim Harrison). Anchor Woman (Eramelinda Boquer). 150332 1997 List, The N Martini, Steve Tabloid Reporter follows lawyer turned novelist who dreams of making the best-seller's list. 150333 2008 List, The NR Grovenor, Vicky Paparazzi follow a footballer with an unhealthy obsession for a woman who discards her husband and sets about starting a new life with new friends and exciting things to do. But the footballer followed by paparazzi is bound to have her in the news. What should she do? 150334 1996 Listen M Reporter (Don Stewart) 150335 1989 Listen to Me M TV Reporter (Jon Lindstrom). 150336 1984 Listen to the City M Schroeder, Bill (Story). Ron Mann, Schroeder (Screenplay) Canada TV Reporter Sophia (P.J. Soles) investigates a corrupt corporation's practices. 150337 2004 Listen to Your Heart: Mellow Years, The NR Brand, Irene Photojournalist Micah Davidson appears on a forty-something widow's doorstep to photograph her antebellum home-turned-boarding house. Especially not when they spent so much time together as she gave him tours of other local historic homes. Davidson made himself indispensable as the woman planned her only daughter's wedding. He even covered the wedding as a favor for his lovely new landlady. Yet just as he is about to propose, a shocking photograph surfaces, turning the woman's world upside down. Could their love outlast the long-buried secrets from her past? 150338 2004 Listen Up: T DVD -R HQ 2733, DVD -R HQ 2583, DVD -R HQ 2409, DVD -R HQ 2908 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episodes. Series. 9-20-2004 to 4-25-2005 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. Based on writings of Washington Post columnist and ESPN Commentator Tony Kornheiser. Inspired by such sitcoms as Everybody Loves Raymond or 8 Simple Rules with John Ritter -- journalists who spend an awful lot of time at home. 150339 2005 Listen Up: Check Mates T Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #20. 4-11-2005 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. Kleinmans are thrilled when their neighbors agree to give Dana a large donation for the construction of a petting zoo. But Tony ends up in hot water when he interferes and delays them from getting the check. Now Tony must take extreme measures to get them to pay up. 150340 2005 Listen Up: Colon-Oopscopy T DVD -R HQ 2844 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #16. 2-14-2005 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. When Tony learns that he needs surgery, he is terrified, but not as scared as when he discovers that his new physician, Dr. Swerling, used to date his wife. With visions of Dr. Swerling killing him on the operating table and reuniting with Dana, Tony escapes his hospital bed, leaving his family to form a search party to find out where he's hiding. 150341 2004 Listen Up: Cool Jerk T DVD -R HQ 2119 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #4. 10-11-2004 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. Bernie's mechanic insists Tony borrow Dennis Rodman's Hummer when his car is in the shop. 150342 2005 Listen Up: Couch Potato T DVD -R HQ 2949 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #18. 3-7-2005 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. When Megan's soccer coach leaves, Bernie graciously offers to step in and lead the team. Tony feels like a bad father when Bernie has better luck getting through to Megan as her soccer coach than he ever had as her dad. Little does Tony know that Bernie has a trick up his sleeve -- he found just the right kind of motivation for a team of young women to get in the fighting spirit and start winning games. 150343 2005 Listen Up: Ebony and Irony T DVD -R HQ 3157. Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #21. 4-18-2005 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. When Mickey starts hanging out with Bernie's niece, Erika, Tony invites them to the studio to show them off to his colleagues and prove how liberal he is. When Bernie accuses Tony of grandstanding, Tony asks Bernie why he doesn't invite him to hang out with his friends. To prove his point, Bernie does extend the invitation with surprising results. Guest: Craig Ferguson as himself. 150344 2004 Listen Up: Enemy at the Gates T DVD -R HQ 2543 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #11. 12-13-2004 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. Tony encourages Megan to take an interest in Mickey's golf tournament but is upset when she becomes enamored with Mickey's competitor. When Tony forbids Megan to see the boy, she defies his wishes and climbs out her bedroom window to meet him at a party. However, Megan learns the hard way that sometimes her dad is right. 150345 2004 Listen Up: Gift of the Ton-I, The T Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #7. 11-8-2004 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. Search for perfect birthday gift turns into a competition between Tony and Dana 150346 2004 Listen Up: Grandmaster of the Wolfhunt T DVD -R HQ 2078 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #3. 10-4-2004. Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. Bernie proves to be more popular when he and Tony are both asked to speak at Megan and Mickey's school assembly 150347 2004 Listen Up: Hammer Time T DVD -R HQ 2485 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #2 9-27-2004 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. 150348 2005 Listen Up: Inky Dinky Don't T DVD -R HQ 2816 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #15. 2-7-2005 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. Dana tires to ward off her feelings of middle-age by getting a tattoo. When Tony expresses his disapproval, Dana vows to remove the tattoo if Tony can lose 10 pounds. Meanwhile Megan discovers that Mickey's new girlfriend is cheating on him with another boy, but Mickey doesn't believe her. 150349 2005 Listen Up: Last Vegas T DVD -R HQ 3194 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #22. 4-25-2005 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. When Tony and Bernie go to Las Vegas to promote their show, Tony anticipates a fun "guys" weekend with Bernie until Dana suggests she and the kids come along to spend their 20th wedding anniversary together. Dana gets angry when she realizes Tony would rather be elsewhere and urges him to go with Bernie to a club as she is too upset to spend any more time with him. Instead she attends a Penn and Teller show (as themselves) at the personal request of Teller. When Tony realizes he'd rather be with his family, he plans a surprise for Dana and the kids that's sure to have them "all shook up." 150350 2004 Listen Up: Mickey Swallows a Bee T Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #6. 10-25-2004 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. When Mickey swallows a bee during a golf competition and is taken to the hospital, he becomes enamored with the medical profession. Tony is ecstatic that his son is considering becoming a doctor until he learns that Mickey has another hospital job in mind 150351 2004 Listen Up: Mickey Without a Cause T Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #10. 11-29-2004 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. When Mickey loses interest in school and golf, Tony searches for the source of his son's malcontent. After learning that Megan and Mickey found an illegal substance in the pocket of an old pair of his pants from the 1970s, Tony worries that Mickey might be picking up some of his former bad habits. Tony is surprised, however, when he learns that Mickey's lack of motivation stems not from the past, but from his present interest in Megan's sports prowess. 150352 2004 Listen Up: Pilot T DVD -R 1989 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #1. 9-20-2004 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. Tony tries to relate to his teenage daughter, who is embarrassed by his exuberance and out-of-date clothes. He writes a column for the Living Section on the fact he's always wrong when it comes to his daughter. 150353 2004 Listen Up: Quest for Fire T DVD -R HQ 2160 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #5. 10-18-2004 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. Tony asks Bernie's advice on rekindling the spark in his relationship with Dana. Tony's talk show turns out to be a hit with gay viewers. 150354 2005 Listen Up: Snub Thy Neighbor T DVD -R HQ 2697 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #13. 1-17-2005 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. Tony's policy of not talking to his new neighbor backfires when he and Dana discover they have not been invited to a neighborhood party. Meanwhile, Mickey is dating a girl and he realizes that they only do what she wants to do. 150355 2004 Listen Up: Sweet Charity T DVD -R HQ 2342 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #8. 11-15-2004. Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. When Megan's cell phone bill is too high, Tony encourages her to do charity work so she can learn to care for people other than herself. But Tony discovers that the charity organizer is an ex-con using donations for himself. Now he must figure out a way to break the news to Megan 150356 2004 Listen Up: Thanksgiving T Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #9. 11-22-2004. Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. When Bernie and Tony secretly watch a football game on which they've placed a large bet in order to hide their gambling from Bernie's mother, she finds out and wonders what kind of influence Tony is having on her son. Now he must figure out a way to break the news to Megan and Mickey are wrapped up in a Thanksgiving dilemma when they accidentally break the dining room table and try to cover it up. 150357 2005 Listen Up: Tony the Tiger T DVD -R HQ 2649 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode. #12. 1-3-2005. Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. Tony tires to overcome his life-long cowardice by standing up to a smoking bully at a restaurant. At first, the smoker refuses to put out his cigarette, so Bernie helps Tony stand up to his nemesis -- with surprising results. 150358 2005 Listen Up: Tony Whine-Man T DVD -R HQ 2876 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #17. 2-21-2005 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. After running into the man who used to relentlessly bully him as a child at summer camp, Tony decides to arrange a camp reunion where he can prove to his fellow campers once and for all he is truly the better man. However, the tables turn on Tony when the camp bully turns out to be very different from what he seems. 150359 2005 Listen Up: Waiting for Kleinman T DVD -R HQ 3041 Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #19. 3-21-2005 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. Megan is thrilled to get the part of Gretel in the local community theater until the director asks Tony to play Hansel, figuring his "celebrity" status will boost audience attendance. When Tony starts to drive everyone crazy and tries to take over the production, Megan and the rest of the cast realize that, in order to save the show, they must band together to get rid of Tony -- and fast. 150360 2005 Listen Up: Weekend With Bernie T Kornheiser, Tony. Series is based on humor columns of the Washington Post's Tony Kornheiser who also cohosts ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. Episode #14. 1-31-2005 Sportswriter-TV Host Tony Kleinman (Jason Alexander). recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife and teenage son and daughter. Also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). The TV Talk Show is "Shut Up and Listen." Tony's humorous syndicated newspaper column, which he writes in the kitchen at home, includes commentary on his family who are not thrilled to see their trails and tribulations made public. When Dana goes out of town to supervise a monkey transfer from the Chicago Zoo, Tony invites Bernie to recuperate from his knee surgery and enjoy a weekend of relaxation at their house. The friends enjoy a few days of watching movies and eating nachos in bed, while Bernie helps Tony with his parenting duties. However the "honeymoon" quickly comes to an end when Bernie's girlfriend shows up and Megan ends up sneaking out of the house. 150361 2002 Listen Up! Charles Barkley with Ernie Johnson DT Reporter Brett Haber. Host Charles Barkley. Co-Host Ernie Johnson. 150362 1926 Listen, Moon! N MLPL Cline, Leonard City Editor Dave Corson. Kendrick Glasby. Incomplete journalism background 150363 2000 Listener, The SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The, Feb-March, 2000 Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 150364 1961 Lita pa mej, alskling! MF Editor (Bengt Eklund). Photographer (Sune Mangs). 150365 1999 Liten film, En MF Sweden. Miniseries Journalist (Tommy Bergqvist). 150366 1999 Liten julsaga, En MF TV Reporter (Michaela Granit) 150367 1844 Literary Life of Thingum Bob, Esq., The SS MLPL Poe, Edgar Allan Editor of God-Fly. Hum-Drum magazine. Rowdy-Dow, Lollipop and Goosetherumfoodle magazines. Crab, editor of Lollipop, criticizes editor of God-Fly. Bob, editor of Shopping-Turtle. Mrs. Fibalittle, contributor to Lollipop. Crab's generic name for a tomahawking reviewer, Thomas Hawk. Thingum Bob becomes Thomas Hawk. Crab dies and wills the Lollipop to Thingum Bob who eventually affects a merger of Randy-Dow, Hum-Drum and Goosetherumfoodle. BoThingum, illustrious writer-editor explains how he achieved literary renown. First pen name, Oppodeldoc. Second, Snob. Slyass wrote "Pigs" for Lollipop. Daddy'ship, His -- name Thingum Bob gives to the offensive editor of Daddy-Long-Legs 150368 1758 Literary Magazine, The ER COPY Johnson, Samuel In "Samuel Johnson's Prefaces & Dedications." Magazine 150369 2006 Literary Six, The N Liaguno, Vince A. Journalists, publishers, editors, academics and novelists are alumni of The Literary Six, notorious across the college campus for its snobby witticisms and scathing critiques of the university, its faculty, its students and its founders. The elite group of college literati fashioned itself after the Algonquin Round Table. Graduation day for members of The Literary Six brought a sigh of relief for many of those on the receiving end of the group's caustic pen. They made a pact to reunite and celebrate the glory days of their scandalous collegiate association. This year, six members of the infamous literary club make their way to Shelter Rock Island to the home of fellow member and a best selling author and her TV producer husband for a New Year's Eve weekend. The island is cut off from the mainland in a winter storm that blankets the New England coastline. Members of the Literary Six will face retribution for sins committed long ago. The Literary Six will begin to fall, one by one. 150370 1914 Literature SS GPL Colette In "Collected Stories of Colette." Newspaper. "Godmother" late turning in a story for the papers. 150371 2005 Literature Alive: Gardening With Olive DT Episode #12. Interviewer Honor Ford-Smith. 150372 2006 Literature Alive: In the Shadow of My Fathers DT Episode #19. 11-30-2006 Interviewer (Lana Lovell). 150373 2005 Literature Alive: Memory Places DT Episode #2. 10-6-2005 Interviewers Eugene Paramoer, Frances-Anne Solomon. 150374 1957 Litmore Snatch, The NM OWN - H Wade, Henry Newspaper Owner Herbert Litmore is a newspaper proprietor, whose 10-year-old son is kidnapped. 150375 1939 Little Accident M Dell, Floyd and Thomas Mitchell (Play -- "An Unmarried Father") and Dell (Novel). Paul Yawitz , Eve Greene (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Herbert Pearson (Hugh Herbert), a baby care columnist who writes under the name of "Mrs. Teedsley." About to lose his column, but his boss keeps him on when he sees the child. Reporter (Frank O'Connor). Photographer (William Newell). Cameraman (Ronnie Rondell). First Cameraman (Franklin Parker). Second Cameraman (Joey Ray). 150376 1910 Little Angels of Luck M Newspaper. Story in newspapers alerts wife about a disaster 150377 1972 Little Arc, The M Photographer (Manfred de Graaf). Photographer (Wik Jongsma). 150378 1972 Little Ark, The M Photographer (Manfred de Graaf). Photographer (Wik Jongsma). 150379 2005 Little Athens M Sports Announcer (Pete Punito). 150380 1994 Little Big League M Reporter #1 (Steve Cochran). Reporter #2 (Tim Russell). 150381 1970 Little Big Man M DVD -R HQ 9661, 9662, 9663. L Hoffman Reporter interviews Jack Crabb (Dustin Hoffman) on his life and times. Historian (William Hickey). 150382 1964 Little Big Man NW OWN - H Berger, Tom Editor Ralph Fielding Snell, Jack Crabb's (Little Big Man) editor. 150383 1916 Little Billy Bowlegs N MLPL Stapp, E.B. Newsboy Billy Bowlegs, handicapped newsboy, sells newspapers. Newspaper boy. Mr. Goodfellow, blonde young reporter. Betty Wadsworth, sob sister. Flanagan, other journalist. 150384 1977 Little Bit of Egypt, A SS MLPL Sutton, David In "Cold Fear: New Tales of Terror." Reporter Mark Huysman, Newlook's leading reporter interviews famous archaeologist. Linda Carroll, his secretary has to finish typing his article or her editor Stoddard will "murder me." 150385 1940 Little Bit of Heaven, A M Photographer (William Alston). 150386 2000 Little Bit of Lipstick, A M News Media. TV Anchor (Janet Peckinpaugh). News Reporter (Dan Kain). Entertainment Reporter (Gayle King). 150387 2004 Little Black Book M DVD -R HQ 5253, 5254 Aspiring Journalist Stacy (Brittany Murphy) is an associate producer for the Jerry Springer-like reality show Kippie Kann Show. Host (Kathy Bates). Stacy idolizes Diane Sawyer and always wanted a career in broadcast journalism. Wants to be Diane Sawyer's assistant and at the end of the film she gets that job. She also meets Carly Simon, her mother's idol for a pre-show interview and faints deadaway. Stacy absorbs her mother's passion for Simon's songs and sings them throughout the film. 150388 1996 Little Book, The N Hughes, David Literary Editor Hugh Dickinson of a Sunday newspaper. 150389 1953 Little Boy Lost M SVDSP 578 Laski, Marghanita (Source). George Seaton (Screenplay) Ness Book Former War Correspondent Bill Wainwright (Bing Crosby) on permanent assignment in Paris in 1938 during Nazi invasion returns to Europe to try to find his son. Fell in love with French singer. They marry, have a son. Wainwright is injured while covering the escalating conflict in Europe and ends up in British hospital. Germans occupying France, correspondent is unable to return because he is considered antagonistic toward the Third Reich. His wife continues to perform on radio secretly broadcasting coded messages to members of Resistance in her songs. She is found out and killed. Correspondent has to read the announcement of her death on the air. He later finds out she was shot by Gestapo. But their son was given to another member of the Resistance. He finds a boy that might be his son in a convent used as home for war orphans. Tries to find out if the boy is really his son. 150390 1978 Little Boy Lost M Reporter (Mark Hashfield) 150391 2003 Little Britain: Biggest House of Cards T Episode #6. 10-14-2003 Interviewer (Peter Serafinowicz) at Prime Minister's Questions. Narrator (Tom Baker - Voice). 150392 2003 Little Britain: Hard-Boiled Egg Eating T Episode #4. 9-30-2003 Reporter (Ted Robbins). 150393 2004 Little Brother of War M Reporter (Brenda Campbell). Reporter #1 (Sheila Catherine). Reporter #2 (Kate Green). Paperboy (Robbie Williams). 150394 1917 Little Brother, The M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 150395 2007 Little Bruno M News Media. SD News Reporter (Ramona Schwarz). 150396 1931 Little Caesar M DVD -R HQ 2812, 2783. L News Media. Reads newspapers, proud of publicity 150397 1930 Little Caesar MS COPY Faragoh, Francis Edward In "Twenty Best Film Plays." - Based on the novel "Little Caesar" by W.R. Burnett. Newspapers. Newsboy: "Extra! Extra! Crime Commissioner shot! Newspaper pictures and headlines. 150398 2006 Little Children M DVD -R HQ 10752 (Mislabeled 10751), 10753, 10751 Documentary Filmmaker Kathy Adamson (Jennifer Connelly). Reporter (Jennifer Rainville). Off-Screen Anchor (Gary Anthony Ramsay). 150399 2005 Little Chloroform Should Do the Trick M Reporter 150400 1989 Little Class on Murder, A NM OWN - P Hart, Carolyn PR Public Relations 150401 1914 Little Cloud, A SS OWN - H - UCLA Joyce, James In "Dubliners." In "James Joyce: Four Complete Books." Press 150402 1985 Little David NM OWN - H Chaze, Elliot City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. 150403 1909 Little Devil Doubt N Onions, Oliver Parody Journalism, satirizing the halfpenny press of today from the point of view of the reporter, whose useless slavery is described with first-hand realism. 150404 2006 Little Dog Laughed, The P Beane, Douglas Carter Public Relations. PR-happy Hollywood Agent Diane (Julie White) portrays the embodiment of the entertainment industry's gutted soul with a thrilling exuberance. Client 150405 2005 Little Earthquakes N Weiner, Jennifer African-American TV Newscaster Ayinde is a beautiful, biracial newscaster who moves to Philadelphia after her husband, a star player for the NBC, is traded to the 76ers. 150406 1993 Little Easter NM Coleman, Reed Farrel Woman Journalist whose career is on its way down despite her fancy career credentials is an alcoholic who gets sordid and horizontal with an aspiring writer Dylan Klein who is involved with solving a murder. Klein is tending bar in a small town not far from New York City. He searches for clues after he finds a dead woman with a canary in her mouth. He discovers unscrupulous reporters, ruthless gangsters and rapacious lawyers. 150407 1970 Little Fauss and Big Halsy M Photographer (Ray Ballard - The Photographer). 150408 1940 Little Foxes, The M DVD -R HQ 2789, 2790, 2785. L Lillian Hellman play Newspaperman-Editor David Hewitt (Richard Carlson), added to film as love interest for Alexandra 150409 1953 Little Fugitive M Photographer (Will Lee) 150410 1997 Little Ghost M Journalist (Claudia Soare). Photographer (Florin Chiriac). 150411 1933 Little Giant, The M Radio Announcer (Selmer Jackson) voice 150412 2002 Little Girl Blue: Novel of Crime, A N Cray, David Columnist Robert Reid, aging, popular Daily News columnist. His niece is a female NYPD Lieutenant of Manhattan. He was a columnist after all, and not a reporter. He cold pick and choose his stories. Five years before in quick success he lost his two great loves -- his wife of 37 years and single malt scotch. Lost them both and had overnight become a diabetic old man nursing a cirrhotic liver, a bad heart and a prostate the size of a beach ball. He, Robert Reid, who'd once dived from a westside pier in the dead of winter, searching the polluted waters for a .45-caliber automatic rumored to have been tossed there by a killer. Uncle Bob receives an e-mail tip about a warehouse. He goes there and discovers three bodies hanging from a light fixture in the basement. Helps niece solve crime. 150413 1975 Little Girl From Little Rock SS USC Ebon, William In "Death of a Lover and Other Stories by William Ebon." Editor Old Man Gorny, the Editor-in-chief picks Cliff Holt to cover the Little Rock episode back in 1957. "It's your chance, Kid. It'll make you or break you, Gorny told him.. "Bring it back snapping and snarling, Kid, and you've got it made." Holt is 27, unattached, fairly good looking and showed pep. Holt's story ending with his death. 150414 1925 Little Girl in a Big City, A M AFI-Publishers Publisher 150415 1988 Little Girl Lost MT Backett, Ann (Teleplay) Ness Book TV Newswoman Andrea (Patricia Kalember tries to help foster parents adopt a child they believe has been molested by her biological father. She is contacted by the couple's lawyer. .At first she doesn't think there's enough substantiation for the story. When she sees the child's picture and hears the mother's pleas to do the story, she agrees to meet the foster parents. Her boss doesn't want her to do the story, but she gets the assistant news director's support. He He tells her to shoot an interview with them. She investigates the story trying to get hospital records to show the child was molested (nurse calls back to say it's true). The asst. news director sneaks the 4:07-minute piece to air on Christmas Eve. He and the reporter are chastised by their boss, he does not fire them. The governor gets involved after her report airs. She wins an Emmy for her work, takes a better job, and misses the tearful reunion of child and her foster family. Variety: Reporter was less than objective in her investigation making no effort to get the biological father's side of the story. "This isn't New York and you're not an investigative reporter. If that's what you want to be, apply for a job on 60 Minutes." 150416 1982 Little Gloria… Happy at Last MT News Media. Female News Reporter (Ali Giron). 150417 1999 Little Green Men: Novel, A N Buckley, Christopher Journalist John Oliver O' Banion is an acerbic talk-show host, a preachy TV pundit, a Washington D.C. insider. MJ-12 is a secret federal program that stages alien abductions to maintain popular support for military spending and space exploration. When he is "probed" by aliens ("little green men") at a golf course, Banion becomes a true believer in UFOs. In fact, the government agency has staged the event to generate public support for funding space research. Ostracized by the D.C. establishment, he uses his TV show to organize millions of UFO cultists, the "Millennium Men" who gather on the Mall (the "Millennium Men March). They just may bring down the government. Larry King makes an appearance. Banion meets up with a sexy UFO crusader. 150418 1920 Little Grey Mouse, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 150419 2003 Little Help From Above, A NSF Rosenberg, Saralee Reporter Shelby Lazarus, a hotshot reporter for the Chicago Tribune is a beautiful but quite nasty shrew of a woman who returns to the family she despises when her father and stepmother are involved in a serious accident. She's been estranged from her family for more than two years, has been unable to maintain a loving relationship with anyone since she was 10 years old -- when her best friend and love of her young life moved away and her mother died soon after. Exasperated and tired of watching from the afterlife, her mother determines to do something about it and sets out to interfere in her daughter's life. "She may be a hot-shot journalist, but she's still 38 and as single as a sock in the dryer." 150420 1981 Little House on the Prairie: Chicago T Episode 11-23-1981 News Media 150421 1980 Little House on the Prairie: Dearest Albert, I'll Miss You T Episode #146. 11-17-1980 Photographer (Dan Caldwell). 150422 1977 Little House on the Prairie: Fighter, The T Episode #78. 11-21-1977 Reporter (Sandy Rosenthal). 150423 1974 Little House on the Prairie: Harriet's Misunderstanding (aka Harriet's Happenings) T SVD 1147, SVD 951 Episode Gossip Columnist Mrs. Oleson becomes Walnut Grove's new gossip columnist 150424 1979 Little House on the Prairie: Odyssey, The T DVD -R HQ 3398 Episode. Publisher William Randolph Hearst (Bill Ewing) helps Charles, Laura and Albert bring a dying boy to visit the ocean. Editor (Maurice Hill). 150425 1979 Little House on the Prairie: Odyssey, The T Episode #114. 3-19-1979 Editor (Maurice Hill). Publisher-Editor William Hearst (Bill Ewing). 150426 1979 Little House on the Prairie: Once Upon a Time T DVD -R HQ 4287 Episode. Publisher is interested in Laura's work but wants her to change the story. 150427 1977 Little House on the Prairie: Times of Change T Episode #70. 9-19-1977 Reporter (Hank Stohl). 150428 1981 Little House on the Prairie: Wave of the Future T DVD -R HQ 8713 Episode #170. 12-7-1981 Photographer (David Carlile). Advertising Man (Roger Bowen). 150429 1974 Little House: New Beginning, A -- Sins of the Fathers T SVD 878 Episode Publisher. Sarah's strong-willed publisher father exerts a maleficent influence on Sarah's little country weekly. 150430 1990 Little Inconvenience N Christenberry, Judy Kismet Romance #5 Magazine Reporter Elizabeth “Liz” Broadhurst doesn’t usually cover the type of story her editor wants her to report, but when the all came from her editor, she couldn’t say no. Wealthy entrepreneur Jason Harmon had been secretive and camera shy for 10 years. Now that he had agreed to grant an exclusive interview with Star magazine, Liz couldn’t let her boss down. But the brash, demanding man who met her at Denver’s airport took Liz by surprise. She’d interviewed reluctant subjects before, but Jason Harmon was different. He hated reporters. If Liz wanted to get her story, she would have to follow this man on a grueling trek through Colorado’s Rocky Mountains. 150431 1946 Little Iodine M Hatlo, Jimmy (Comic Strip). Richard Landau (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Marc Andrews (Marc Cramer) has romance with a woman that is complicated because of Little Iodine. She suspects her mother is having an affair, so she plants evidence indicating that her father is involved in a liaison with a dance instructor. Hoax is exposed and her parents reunited as are the reporter and the woman. 150432 1940 Little Joe the Wrangler M DVD -R HQ 6619 (Media Excerpts) Newspaper headlines at the beginning of the film sets up the story. 150433 1952 Little Johnny Jet C DVD -R HQ 2839 MGM Cartoon - Short Subject Newspapers. Father reading "Hot Air News" newspaper. 150434 1889 Little Journey in the World, A N MLPL Warner, Charles Dudley Reporter of The Planet, "a spruce young gentleman, in a loud summer suit, with a rose in his button-hole, and the air of assurance which befits the commissioner of the public curiosity. " Gossip and News. 150435 1969 Little Jungle Boy M AFI-Reporters Reporter 150436 1977 Little Knowledge, A N Bishop, Michael Weinberg List Journalist 150437 1916 Little Liar, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter Bobby (Robert Harron) who tries to help a compulsive liar falsely accused of shoplifting. Uncovers evidence to clear her, but she attempts suicide in her cell. 150438 2006 Little Light, A M Short News Media. GNN Anchor (Carlene Moore). Face to Face Host (Monica Lee). Entertainment Host (Sabra Williams). Photographer (Michael Sagol). Amateur Videographer (Sebastian Artz). 150439 1921 Little Lord Fauntleroy M DVD -R HQ 8094, 8095. SVD 1506 AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 150440 2006 Little Man M News Media. News Anchor (Mark Docherty). 150441 1961 Little Man Who Wasn't Quite SS OWN Stuart, William W In "Twisted," Newspaperman E. Groff Conklin, 1961, narrates. Managing Editor. Jones. 150442 1987 Little Match Girl, The MT Anderson, Hans Christian (Story). Maryedith Burrell (Teleplay) Ness Book Publisher Joe Dutton (Jim Metzler) of a crusading newspaper, The Dispatch, has been disowned by his wealthy father for marrying. He uses his paper to attack his father for his treatment of tenement dwellers. When Dutton discovers a number of tenants are about to be evicted during Christmas, he and a photographer, Molly (Keshia Knight Pullam) take pictures of the soon-to-be-homeless residents. Among the subjects photographed is the title heroine. During a rally, Dutton is arrested. His mother and wife go to pay his bail, leaving the photographer to care for the publisher's infant son. Photographer decides to take the baby to meet his grandfather and the father reconciles with Dutton. Corrupt police chief was planning to evict the tenants without the father's knowledge and the businessman stops him. 150443 1871 Little Men NJ PVL Alcott, Louisa M. Newspaper. 150444 1940 Little Men M DVD -R HQ 8355, 8356 Reporter (Sterling Holloway) 150445 1997 Little Men M Newspaper Boy (Richard Azimov). 150446 1921 Little Miss Hawkshaw M AFI-Newsvendors News Vendor 150447 1997 Little Miss Magi N Sampson, John News Media 150448 1918 Little Miss Muffet: Whimsical Invention, A N Kirby, Elizabeth Female Journalist Miss Muffet's pilgrimage from vicarage through journalistic life in London to goal of love. In diary form. 150449 1918 Little Miss No-Account M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 150450 1917 Little Miss Nobody M AFI-Playwrights Writer 150451 1917 Little Miss Optimist M AFI-News Vendors News Vendor 150452 1943 Little Miss Pinkerton M Photographer (Mark Daniels) 150453 2006 Little Miss Sunshine M Photographer (Erik David). 150454 1978 Little Mo T News Media. Maureen Connolly, tennis great. 150455 1972 Little Moon and Jud McGraw (aka Gone with the West. aka Bronco Busters. aka Man Without Mercy) M News Media 150456 1956 Little More Time N OWN - H Chandler, David Press 150457 2007 Little Mosque on the Prairie T Reporter (Nicholas Carella). 150458 1907 Little Nelly Tells a Story Out Of Her Own Head SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Reporter 150459 2000 Little Nicky M TV Anchorwoman (Sylvia Lopez - Herself). TV Talk Show Host (Regis Philbin - Himself). Weatherman (Sid Ganis). 150460 1898 Little Pedlington N Poole, John Reporter. Jack Hobbleday, modeled on Tom Hill of the Monthly Mirror 150461 1991 Little Piece of Heaven, A MT Newscaster (Dave Nichols) 150462 2002 Little Piece of Heaven, A NR Bleser, Linda Journalist Rick Orlando is trying to find out more about best-selling romance novelist Lace Kincaid, the darling of the romance industry. He wants to find out her secret. What no one knows is that she doesn't really exist. Ashley and her identical twin sister Alexis are the writing team behind the pseudonym. Ashley, the quiet and demure twin, writes the best-selling books while Lexi handles marketing and promotion. Lexi also plays the diva role of "Lace Kincaid" at public events. On the eve of receiving the prestigious Crystal Quill Award, their charade is about to come crashing down. While trying to keep the truth from handsome journalist Orlando, Ashley and Lexi get caught up in a complicated deception that puts both their careers and love lives in jeopardy. 150463 2007 Little Pink Slips N Koslow, Sally Inspired by real-life events, the book is filled with gossipy revelations. Written by McCall's former editor-in-chief. Magazine Editor Magnolia Gold is Maggie Goldfarb who grew up in Fargo, North Dakota, moved to Manhattan and morphed into the highly paid editor in chief of Lady Magazine. With a corner office, a designer wardrobe and dozens of loyal employees, she has been hired to update the dowager of women's magazines. She's on her way to giving Lady a face-lilt when she is ignominiously replaced by Bebe Blake, a brash TV personality. Blake remakes the magazine in her own hilariously inappropriate image. With her ketch-up red hair, skintight clothes and penchant for "boy toys," Blake is more out of control than a speeding limo. Maddeningly unpredictable, she confounds everyone at the new magazine called "Bebe" with her personal vision of what a women's magazine should be and baffles them further with her bawdy sense of humor and over-the-top generosity. Bebe turns Magnolia's beloved, once-profitable Lady into a sideshow. Magnolia fears her career will never recover. But her eventual triumph is deeply satisfying. 150464 2000 Little Red M News Media. Reporter (Tony Harris). 150465 1955 Little Red Monkey M News Media. Reporter Harry Martin (Colin Gordon). American Newscaster (Jon Farrell). Editor (Donald Bisset). 150466 1979 Little Romance, A M Critic. Woman Critic (Denise Glaser). 150467 1919 Little Rowdy, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 150468 1988 Little Saigon NM OWN - H Parker, T. Jefferson Journalist Chuck Frye is a surf bum, a local surfing legend turned reporter, who has recently failed at journalism, business and marriage, lives in the shadow of his war-hero brother and their father, a wealthy real-estate tycoon. His brother's Vietnamese wife is a singer whose protest music has made her a heroine among anticommunists and Asian expatriates. When she is kidnapped during a performance, Frye joins the search for her, hoping to end his estrangement from the Frye clan. Chuck is more at home on a longboard than in an office. 150469 1982 Little Sex, A M Cameraman (Joshua Michaels). 150470 1986 Little Shop of Horrors M TV Reporter (Michael Shannon) 150471 1958 Little Sin, A NM OWN - H Hardy, William M. Press 150472 1984 Little Sister, The MT Photographer (Rob Van Petten). 150473 2002 Little Sister's vs. Big Brother DT Canada News Media. Reporter for CBC's Prime Time News (Carol Off). Host Fred Davis of "Front Page Challenge" 150474 1996 Little Something Extra, A NR McCutchcon, Pam Harlequin American "More Than Men" series #614 Investigative Reporter P.J. Sheridan tries to locate a man's missing sister. She can’t quite believe 6’4” Connor O’Flaherty is one of the little people. But she sets her skepticism aside to help him locate his sister’s missing talisman and discovered an added bonus for herself -- magic. 150475 1896 Little Story, The SS OWN - H - UCLA Bierce, Ambrose In "Collected Writings of Ambrose Bierce, The." - Written in the form of a play Editor. Probationary Contributor -- Editor in? Supernumery Editor -- Dead 150476 1917 Little Sunbeam SS UCLA Pattullo, George In "Today's Short Stories Analyzed." Female Correspondent. 150477 1917 Little Terror, The M AFI-Cartoonists Cartoonist 150478 2006 Little Thing Called Murder, A MT DVD -R HQ 8871, 8872 News Media. Journalist (Tiffany Knight). NY TV Reporter (Dawn Chubai). LA Reporter (Mi-Jung Lee). Reporter (Tara Hungerford). 150479 1942 Little Tokyo, U.S.A. M Bricker, George (Screenplay) Ness Book Radio Reporter Maris Hanover (Brenda Joyce) broadcasts the "woman's angle" on the news. A boyfriend, a cop, is after a secret radio set used by Asian spies in league with Hanover's boss Hendricks (Don Douglas), who is a German agent. Hendricks kills a man and frames the cop for murder. When the cop notifies Hanover after escaping from prison, Hendricks overhears the conversation and kidnaps her. Phone call is actually a trap to catch the spies. Film ends with mass evacuation of Japanese. Variety, 7/8/42: "Miss Joyce strains credulity as the news broadcaster, being too much of a looker and too chic for the role." 150480 1938 Little Tough Guy M Bowery Boys Newsboy Johnny Boylan (Billy Halop) and newsboy-cronies start a local crime wave. Carl "Pig" Adams (Huntz Hall). String (Garbiel Dell). Ape (Bernard Punsly). Sniper (David Gorcey) 150481 2003 Little Town in Texas NR Campbell, Bethany Harlequin Superromance #1129 Reporter Kitt Mitchell was born in Crystal Creek, but quite happy to forget about that. She is sent from New York back to her hometown. Her job? Get the notoriously tightlipped Mel Belyle to talk. Belyle has come to town, and no one’s happy to see him. He’s the new point man for the corporation that’s trying to buy up land and turn Crystal Creek into suburbia. He’s also public enemy number one, or so the Concerned Citizens have decided. Kitt’s ambitious enough to do whatever she can to get Belyle to give her the interview. 150482 2008 Little Trouble With the Facts N Siegal, Nina Reporter Valerie Vane was an up-and-coming Lifestyle-Gossip Reporter at a prominent New York daily. Then she stumbled, rather publicly, and lost it all -- her column, her fiancé, her access behind the city’s velvet ropes. Now she’s on the obituary desk writing death notices, and it feels like a dead end. But when she writes about a recently deceased once-famous graffiti artist, the phone calls start. A mysterious voice on the other end of the line tells her the artist’s death was a murder -- and if she were a real reporter, she’d investigate. Gotham Gossip Girl’s Rise, Fall and Resurrection in New York, circa 1999. Sassy, brassy journo Valerie Vane -- nee Sunburst Rhapsody Miller, born to a pair of hippies -- wants to be famous and does so the old-fashioned way: by tossing gossip bricks. She’s quickly scooped up by the style section of the Paper, a thinly veiled New York Times. She becomes undone by cocaine nights and her social-climbing, no-good boyfriend. After a drug-fueled rage that gets her mug on all the trashy tabs, Val is relegated to the obits desk. There the disgraced writer learns to be a real reporter, investigating the mysterious death of a revered graffiti artist Malcolm Wallace. In the hunt for his killer, aided by her dark and handsome source, Cabeza, Val uncovers corruption that will put her name back on page one -- and her life in danger. Siegal is a former journalist. Shows the bureaucratic tensions between the various departments of a major newspaper. 150483 1920 Little Wanderer, The M Clift, Denison (Story-Scenario) AFI-Newspapermen/Publishers - Ness Book Publisher of a newspaper, The Express, has son Larry Hart (Raymond McKee) who criticizes him for exploiting plight of the poor to sensationalize the news. He sets out to reform a street dweller who discovers her father is an escaped convict. Father was framed and sentenced to 12 years in prison. After getting in a scrap, the street dweller hides out in a tenement and discovers the publisher's son is getting information for an article in his father's paper. He wants to prove that criminals can be reformed if given a chance. Publisher is eventually exposed as the man who framed the street dweller's father. Street dweller's father who plans revenge, but changes his mind when the newspaper owner makes amends and the son takes over the paper. 150484 2002 Little Warriors DT Interviewer Neil Willenson. Narrator James Wood. 150485 1930 Little Way Ahead, A NS Sullivan, Allan Newspaper. Visualizes Newspapers for an article in his father's paper to prove notion that criminals can be reformed if given a chance. 150486 2000 Little White Rose N Macanulty, C.A. War Correspondents Alastair and Carl, two young Scotsmen who become war correspondents at a time when "amateurs" took on dangerous careers, believing they "ought to do something" to make the world a better place. First love ends tragically for Alastair in civil war Spain. He meets Carl during the world war that follows and the two men continue together through personal disaster and the struggle for the state of Israel. They also report on independence in Africa, the horrors of apartheid, the fate of Indo China. 150487 1919 Little White Savage, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter 150488 1928 Little Wild Girl, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 150489 1868 Little Women NJ PVL Alcott, Louisa M. Newspapers. No journalism. 150490 1981 Littlest Hobo, The: Secret of Red Hill, The T Episode #44. 9-24-1981 Reporter (Susan Hogan). 150491 1968 Live a Little, Love a Little M DVD -R HQ 1873, 1874. L. AFI-Photographers. Presley Magazine Editor (Russ Bender) Photographer Greg Nolan (Elvis Presley) for Classic Cat Magazine, a Playboy-type magazine. Publisher Mike Lansdown (Don Porter). Conservative Publisher (Rudy Vallee). Workman in Newspaper (Joe Esposito). Newspaper Vendor (Red West). 150492 2004 Live at 10:00, Dead at 10:15 NM Klensch, Elsa TV Producer Sonya Iverson tries to solve a murder mystery. Magazine Editor. Control-freak Publicist. 150493 1996 Live at Five N OWN - H Haynes, David TV Anchor Brandon Wilson anchors a TV newscast regularly trounced by reruns of "The Facts of Life." 150494 1995 Live Bait M Art Critic (David Hurtubise) 150495 2002 Live Football League DT UK. Series. Reporter Fraser Robertson. Commentators Alvin Martin (2002), Ian Crocker, Bryan Hamilton, Rob Hawthorne, Ray Houghton, Chris Kamara. Presenters George Gavin, Brian Little, Tony Cottee (2001), Ian Payne (2003). 150496 1967 Live for Life M Uytterhoeven, Pierre, Claude Lelouch (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters/Television. Ness Book TV Correspondent Robert Colomb (Yves Montand) in Paris leaves hotel and sees American model. Two begin affair. She accompanies him on reporting trip to Africa where he interviews white mercenaries in the Congo and covers big game hunt in Kenya. Confesses affair to his wife and takes an apartment in Paris with model. Unfulfilling relationship. He accepts assignment in Vietnam where he is captured by Vietcong. During time he is held, two women reflect on relationship with him, fear he is dead. Reporter is released and reconciles with wife. Journalist's personal life is intercut with news reports of the stories he is covering in monochromatic footage. 150497 2003 Live Freaky Die Freaky C Roecker, John Reporter (Nick 13 - voice). 150498 2007 Live Free or Die Hard M News Media. Freeway Reporter (Melissa Knowles). Scenes shot at the Los Angeles Times. 150499 2007 Live From Abbey Road T Episode #4. 2-2-2007 Interviewers (Gary Dyson, Mo Foster). 150500 2003 Live From Baghdad MT DVD -R HQ 1950, 1951. SVD 1344 CNN Reporters wrestle with journalistic ethics and the life-and-death perils of reporting during the Gulf War in 1991. CNN Producer Robert Weiner (Michael Keaton). Ingrid Formanek (Helena Bonham Carter). CNN Anchor Bernard Shaw (Robert Wisdom). Journalist Eric (James Waterston). Journalist (Roy Werner). Mark Biello (Joshua Leonard). 1st Journalist (John Ciccolini). 2nd Journalist (Andrew Borba). 3rd Journalist (Jack Armstrong). News Producer (Jimmy Palumbo). British Journalist #1 (Will Radford). British Journalist #3 (Steven Houska). British Journalist #4 (Daniel Deca). Journalist Rex (Bill Moseley). 150501 1992 Live From Golgotha N OWN - H Vidal, Gore TV Anchor Timothy. To the media, nothing is sacred. Television crews flock to cover the Crucifixion when technology makes time travel possible. 150502 2004 Live From NY: It's Lena Sharpe N Litz, Courtney TV Segment Producer Lena Sharpe for a morning talk show. 150503 1994 Live From Queens T Newscaster (Jackie Sanders). 150504 2005 Live From the Red Carpet: Emmy Awards, The DT Hosts Ryan Seacrest (2006), Giuliana DePandi (2005-2006), Kathy Griffin (2005), Star Jones (2005), Carson Kressley (2005), Jennifer Sciole (2005). Correspondents Debbie Matenopoulos (2006), Kristin Veitch (2006). Post-Show Hosts Samantha Harris (2006), Jason Kennedy (2006). 150505 2002 Live From the Red Carpet: Academy Awards, The DT Correspondents Samantha Harris (2006), Isaac Mizrahi (2006). Host Ryan Seacrest (2006). Hosts Emily Frances (2004). Entertainment Reporter Sam Rubin (2004). Correspondent Lu Parker (2004). Host-Reporters Joan Rivers (2003), Melissa Rivers (2003-2005). Hosts Ryan Seacrest (2007), Debbie Matenopoulos (2007), Catt Sadler (2007), Sal Masakela (2007). 150506 2005 Live from the Red Carpet: Golden Globe Awards, The DT Correspondent Isaac Mizrahi (2006). Hosts Reiko Aylesworth (2005), Kathy Griffin (2005), Star Jones (2005), Ryan Seacarest (2007), Giuliana DePandi (2007). Interviewer Aaron Stipkovich (2005). Pre-Show Host Jason Kennedy (2006). Correspondent Debbie Matenopoulos (2007). 150507 2004 Live From the Red Carpet: Grammy Awards, The DT Correspondent David Adelson (2004-2006). Hosts Joan Rivers (2004), Melissa Rivers (2004), Ryan Seacrest (2006), Giuliana DePandi (2006). 150508 2001 Live From the Runway: Sean John T Correspondent Michelle Behennah. Host Mercedes Woods. 150509 1963 Live It Up M Columnist (Nancy Spain - Herself). Interviewer (Peter Noble). 150510 2006 Live Once, Die Twice MT News Media. Reporter (Caroline Redekopp). 150511 1995 Live Shot: T SV 370, VHS 339 Episodes. Series August 1995 to November, 1995. 12 Episodes. TV News Staff. News director Alex Rydell (Jeff Yagher) at the Los Angeles Channel 3 offices of TV station KXZX-TV's "Reaction News." Anchorman Harry Chandler Moore (David Birney), "The Beacon of Truth." Co-Anchor Sherry Beck (Rebecca Staab). Reporters Ricardo Sandoval (Eddie Velez), 28-year-old reporter. Liz Vega (Wanda De Jesus), investigative reporter and anchor with a nose for real news. Sportscaster Lou Waller (Tom Byrd), former jock with a secret he fears could ruin his career. Moore is overblown veteran anchor who only reads TelePrompTer. Up-and-coming Beck is bright, young and talented. If she has to climb over Harry's bruised, middle-aged carcass, she will. Unique chemistry between them. Young, dedicated news producer Nancy Lockridge (Cheryl Pollak) looking for her big break. Footage-at-any cost news crew "Fast" Eddie Santini (Michael Watson) and Tommy Greer (Hill Harper): "The News Brothers." General Manager Helen "The Nutcracker" Forbes (Karen Austin). Commentator Marvin Seabom (Sam Anderson), to the right of Russ Limbaugh. Hires overzealous publicist. Assignment Editor Rick Ever (David Coburn). 150512 1995 Live Shot: Day One T SV 303, VHS 713 Episode #1. 8-29-1995 TV News Staff. Newly hired news director Alex Rydell (Jeff Yagher) arrives at the Los Angeles Channel 3 offices of TV station KXZX-TV's "Reaction News" to find investigative news team chasing biggest society scandal to break in years. Anchorman Harry Chandler Moore (David Birney), "The Beacon of Truth." Sherry Beck (Rebecca Staab), less experienced anchor. Reporters Ricardo Sandoval (Eddie Velez) and Liz Vega (Wanda De Jesus). Cameraman "Fast" Eddie Santini (Michael Watson). Just-hired Rydell arrives just as investigative news team is chasing biggest society scandal to break in years. Bickering anchors. Combative right-wing commentator Marvin Seaborn. Controlling General Manager Art Hennessey (Dion Anderson). Also single parenthood for Rydell. Harry protests being teamed up with Sherry for interview with President Clinton. With Lockridge, they arrive at the White House and discover while fighting in Lincoln bedroom a mutual attraction. Meanwhile, Richardo Sandoval becomes an integral part of a story he was reluctant to cover. 150513 1995 Live Shot: Death in the Family, A T SV 315 Episode #3. 9-12-1995 TV News Staff. News director Alex Rydell (Jeff Yagher) at the Los Angeles Channel 3 offices of TV station KXZX-TV's "Reaction News." Anchorman Harry Chandler Moore (David Birney), "The Beacon of Truth." Co-Anchor Sherry Beck (Rebecca Staab). Reporters Ricardo Sandoval (Eddie Velez) and Liz Vega (Wanda De Jesus). Cameraman "Fast" Eddie Santini (Michael Watson). General Manager Helen "The Nutcracker" Forbes (Karen Austin). Sportscaster Lou Waller (Tom Byrd). The News Brothers continue their side video business, which leads to the arrest of virtually every man at Re-Action News. New GM Helen Forbes makes her presence at the station known. Alex begins to get settled in his new house, thanks to the beautiful and ever-efficient nanny. Ricardo heads home to Miami after receiving tragic news and the killer of society woman Lisa Prentice may be about to reveal himself to Liz. 150514 1995 Live Shot: Decisions, Decisions T VHS 323 Episode #12. 11-28-1995 TV News Staff. News director Alex Rydell (Jeff Yagher) at the Los Angeles Channel 3 offices of TV station KXZX-TV's "Reaction News." Anchorman Harry Chandler Moore (David Birney), "The Beacon of Truth." Co-Anchor Sherry Beck (Rebecca Staab). Reporters Ricardo Sandoval (Eddie Velez) and Liz Vega (Wanda De Jesus). Cameraman "Fast" Eddie Santini (Michael Watson). General Manager Helen "The Nutcracker" Forbes (Karen Austin). Sportscaster Lou Waller (Tom Byrd). Gay radical group, Odd Man Out, claims they will reveal name of closeted gay in local broadcast journalism. Sportscaster Lou Waller fears he will be the one named. Harry Chandler Moore attempting to enlist eyewitnesses to his heterosexuality. Tommy Greer is distraught about his wife who vanishes with their baby. Alex Rydell and his wife try to figure out what went wrong with relationship the morning after just as his wife shows up for reconciliation. Marvin Seaborne holds press conference to announce his sexual harassment lawsuit against Helen Forbes who vows to see him dead before she goes down. 150515 1995 Live Shot: For Whom the Stinkin' Bell Tolls T SV 316 Episode #4. 9-19-1995 TV News Staff. News director Alex Rydell (Jeff Yagher) at the Los Angeles Channel 3 offices of TV station KXZX-TV's "Reaction News." Anchorman Harry Chandler Moore (David Birney), "The Beacon of Truth." Co-Anchor Sherry Beck (Rebecca Staab). Reporters Ricardo Sandoval (Eddie Velez) and Liz Vega (Wanda De Jesus). Cameraman "Fast" Eddie Santini (Michael Watson). General Manager Helen "The Nutcracker" Forbes (Karen Austin). Sportscaster Lou Waller (Tom Byrd). Man holding abortion clinic hostage will only deal with his "Ideological mentor," Marvin. Helen hires image consultant Brian Clayhill (Evan Arnold) who is bent on cutting news staff fat and updating L.A. 3's on-air look. One veteran newsman resigns before the ax falls. Ricardo attempts to comfort his mother while dealing with his own grief over his brother's murder. Harry gets "ad-libs" from Billy, the stand-up comic. and Helen begins a heated pursuit of Marvin. 150516 1995 Live Shot: Forgotten Episode, The T Episode #5. 9-26-1995 TV News Staff. News director Alex Rydell (Jeff Yagher) at the Los Angeles Channel 3 offices of TV station KXZX-TV's "Reaction News." Anchorman Harry Chandler Moore (David Birney), "The Beacon of Truth." Co-Anchor Sherry Beck (Rebecca Staab). Reporters Ricardo Sandoval (Eddie Velez) and Liz Vega (Wanda De Jesus). Cameraman "Fast" Eddie Santini (Michael Watson). General Manager Helen "The Nutcracker" Forbes (Karen Austin). Sportscaster Lou Waller (Tom Byrd). It's contract renewal time for Harry, who lists among his demands a 10% across-the-board increase and ownership of the "Beacon of Truth" name. While General Manager Helen finds both Harry and his demands laughable, she starts to take both a little more seriously when Channel 8 is courting him -- a scenario that delights both Sherry and Ricardo. 150517 1995 Live Shot: Love Is a Mainly Splintered Thing T Episode #11. 11-21-995 TV News Staff. News director Alex Rydell (Jeff Yagher) at the Los Angeles Channel 3 offices of TV station KXZX-TV's "Reaction News." Anchorman Harry Chandler Moore (David Birney), "The Beacon of Truth." Co-Anchor Sherry Beck (Rebecca Staab). Reporters Ricardo Sandoval (Eddie Velez) and Liz Vega (Wanda De Jesus). Cameraman "Fast" Eddie Santini (Michael Watson). General Manager Helen "The Nutcracker" Forbes (Karen Austin). Sportscaster Lou Waller (Tom Byrd). Considering Tommy has moved onto Eddie's houseboat and Eddie has moved in with Tommy's wife, the news brothers decide it may be time to break up the team. But when they're forced to work together one last time, their mutual anger turns physical. Feeling sexually used after the break-up of heir "relationship," Marvin tricks Helen into a confession. Rick gets his chance to produce when the station takes on a live rock 'n' roll special at the last minute. while Sean visits his mother with hopes of getting his parents back together, Alex and Nancy—after weeks of trying not to—finally get closer. 150518 1995 Live Shot: Miracle T Episode #9. 11-7-1995 TV News Staff. News director Alex Rydell (Jeff Yagher) at the Los Angeles Channel 3 offices of TV station KXZX-TV's "Reaction News." Anchorman Harry Chandler Moore (David Birney), "The Beacon of Truth." Co-Anchor Sherry Beck (Rebecca Staab). Reporters Ricardo Sandoval (Eddie Velez) and Liz Vega (Wanda De Jesus). Cameraman "Fast" Eddie Santini (Michael Watson). General Manager Helen "The Nutcracker" Forbes (Karen Austin). Sportscaster Lou Waller (Tom Byrd). When the overnight recovery of a Hispanic shooting victim is attributed to a shadow resembling the Virgin Mary suddenly appearing on a local garage door, a reluctant Liz is assigned to cover the story. Many in the newsroom, especially a troubled Sherry, examine their religious beliefs. Meanwhile, Nancy and Eddie set off to do a story in war-torn Nicaragua, accompanied by a severely out-of-place Ricardo. 150519 1995 Live Shot: Shake, Rattle and Roll T VHS 1600C. VHS 332 (Opening Only, Incomplete) Episode #7. 10-17-1995 TV News Staff. News director Alex Rydell (Jeff Yagher) at the Los Angeles Channel 3 offices of TV station KXZX-TV's "Reaction News." Anchorman Harry Chandler Moore (David Birney), "The Beacon of Truth." Co-Anchor Sherry Beck (Rebecca Staab). Reporters Ricardo Sandoval (Eddie Velez) and Liz Vega (Wanda De Jesus). Cameraman "Fast" Eddie Santini (Michael Watson). General Manager Helen "The Nutcracker" Forbes (Karen Austin). Sportscaster Lou Waller (Tom Byrd). The Re-Action News team is called into emergency service when a earthquake hits Los Angeles, pulling Liz, Ricardo, Joe and Peggy from cocktails at Aloha Louie's. Preventing Sherry from returning to Harry's bed, where she had left him handcuffed in his underwear and forcing Tommy and Eddie into a confrontation over Eddie's intentions in regards to Tommy's estranged wife. 150520 1995 Live Shot: T.G.I.F. T SV 315, SV 303 Episode #2. 9-5-1995 TV News Staff. News director Alex Rydell (Jeff Yagher) at the Los Angeles Channel 3 offices of TV station KXZX-TV's "Reaction News." Anchorman Harry Chandler Moore (David Birney), "The Beacon of Truth." Co-Anchor Sherry Beck (Rebecca Staab). Reporters Ricardo Sandoval (Eddie Velez) and Liz Vega (Wanda De Jesus). Cameraman "Fast" Eddie Santini (Michael Watson). General Manager Helen "The Nutcracker" Forbes (Karen Austin). Sportscaster Lou Waller (Tom Byrd). Rydell's marriage is over. Eddie Santini (Michael Watson) and Tommy Greer (Hill Harper) start side business of selling videos of buxom women using automatic weapons. Commentator Marvin Seaborne (Sam Anderson) reveals who planted bomb in his office. Sportscaster Lou Waller (Tom Byrd) grapples with professional athlete's wish to reveal his homosexuality on the air. 150521 1995 Live Shot: Today Is the First Day of the Rest of Your Contract T Episode #10. 11-14-1995 TV News Staff. News director Alex Rydell (Jeff Yagher) at the Los Angeles Channel 3 offices of TV station KXZX-TV's "Reaction News." Anchorman Harry Chandler Moore (David Birney), "The Beacon of Truth." Co-Anchor Sherry Beck (Rebecca Staab). Reporters Ricardo Sandoval (Eddie Velez) and Liz Vega (Wanda De Jesus). Cameraman "Fast" Eddie Santini (Michael Watson). General Manager Helen "The Nutcracker" Forbes (Karen Austin). Sportscaster Lou Waller (Tom Byrd). After escaping their captors in the Nicaraguan jungle, Ricardo, Eddie and Nancy make it to the orphanage, where they find ransacked buildings and four terrified kids. Meanwhile, Marvin finally succumbs to Helen and, after a long hiatus from the street beat, Harry tries his hand at reporting. 150522 1995 Live Shot: Towering Infernos T VHS 330 Episode #6. 10-2-1995 TV News Staff. News director Alex Rydell (Jeff Yagher) at the Los Angeles Channel 3 offices of TV station KXZX-TV's "Reaction News." Anchorman Harry Chandler Moore (David Birney), "The Beacon of Truth." Co-Anchor Sherry Beck (Rebecca Staab). Reporters Ricardo Sandoval (Eddie Velez) and Liz Vega (Wanda De Jesus). Cameraman "Fast" Eddie Santini (Michael Watson). General Manager Helen "The Nutcracker" Forbes (Karen Austin). Sportscaster Lou Waller (Tom Byrd). Helen's research into Marvin's past commentaries suggests that having her way with him may be trickier than she thought. Eddie Santini comes up with perfect location from which to cover major downtown fire -- roof of a competing station. Brian, the consultant, is still looking for ways to cut the fat and update the on-air look at KXZX. 150523 1995 Live Shot: What Price Episode? T Episode #8. 10-24-1995 TV News Staff. News director Alex Rydell (Jeff Yagher) at the Los Angeles Channel 3 offices of TV station KXZX-TV's "Reaction News." Anchorman Harry Chandler Moore (David Birney), "The Beacon of Truth." Co-Anchor Sherry Beck (Rebecca Staab). Reporters Ricardo Sandoval (Eddie Velez) and Liz Vega (Wanda De Jesus). Cameraman "Fast" Eddie Santini (Michael Watson). General Manager Helen "The Nutcracker" Forbes (Karen Austin). Sportscaster Lou Waller (Tom Byrd). When Peggy crashes her car, the result of a brake job paid for but never performed, Alex sends Nancy and Sean undercover to prove that Uncle Sam's car repair is a crooked operation. Unfortunately, it's also the station's biggest client. Meanwhile, the image consultant, Brian, begins his cosmetic overhaul of the news and Eddie and Tommy try to cope with Eddie's live-in relationship with Tommy's wife. 150524 2004 Live To Tell NR Parv, Valerie #3 Code of the Outback Series. Journalist Jo Francis suspected that someone was out to sabotage her survival assignment. She enlisted Blake Stirton’s aid. She quickly tired of his me-Tarzan-you-Jo attitude. But she doubted she’d ever weary of the desire he stirred within her. Crocodile Hunter Blake Stirton should have sent the sultry reporter back to the big city, yet one look at her and Blake knew he couldn’t leave her to fend for herself, especially after he learned she was the key to finding his family’s long-lost fortune. 150525 2007 Live With Regis and Kelly: Live's 20th Anniversary Special T DVD -R HQ 8967 Episode. Talk-Show Host Regis Philbin celebrates his 20th anniversary with co-hosts Kathy Lee Gifford and Kelly Rippa. 150526 1937 Live, Love and Learn M DVD -R HQ 5394, 5395. SVD 1452 Reporter (Don Barclay). Henderson, a Reporter (Chester Clute). Reporter (Milton Kibbee). Reporter (Harry Lash). Reporter (Ralph McCullough). 150527 2007 Live! M Documentary Crew. TV Network Executive (Eva Mendes) thinks viewers will want to see everyday people play a game of Russian Roulette with a loaded gun on live television. She puts her career on the line by producing such a reality show. Documentary Crew follows the behind-the-scenes struggle to air this controversial show. 150528 1992 Live! From Death Row MT Dunca, Patrick (Screenplay) Fox Movie - Ness Book TV Reporter Alana (Joanna Cassidy) does a live interview with a serial killer. Assistant prompts the crowd gathered outside the prison while the reporter promos the interview, adding, "maybe that's keep their sweaty little hands off the remote control." Reporter terrorizes her cameraman Joel (Jason Tomlins) who claims they used to be a news show but now they are a circus. She fights with her producer, argues with the warden. During the interview, the killer takes the reporter and cameraman hostage. Forces cameraman to continue rolling and promises viewers they will see something unique to TV: the truth. Alana interviews other prisoners, and one tries to rape her. Two prisoners commit suicide. Killer continually berates reporter. Killer tells her they both are obsessed about their careers. She challenges him to sit in the electric chair, telling him she will pull the switch. After he's forced in the chair, she refuses -- "never trust the media" she says to him. Female guard does pull the switch. Reporter breaks down while doing final commentary. Tells cameraman, "I have to start over again" as the camera zooms in for a final close-up. Female Anchor (Lisa Niemi). Male Anchor (Pete Bie). 150529 1969 Liveliest Town in the West N UCLA Gulick, Bill Editor Theodore Raff, of Dustville Clarion newspaper in Wyoming, "a snooping, four-eyed pen-pusher prying into affairs that are none of his business." Frank Fancher, reporter-editor. 150530 2005 Livelihood M News Media. Male Newscaster (Abir Trivedi). 150531 1972 Lively Game of Death N Kaye, Marvin Public Relations Consultant Hilary Quayle is an attractive, young PR consultant who has long harbored the desire to be a detective. It is with little urging, therefore, that she becomes involved in trying to ferret out the industrial spy who is ruining one of her best clients, Trim Tram Toys. On the opening morning of the Toy Fair, the design for a new toy is stolen, and the preliminary investigation leads to the discovery of the body of the prime suspect. The solution to both crimes lies in interpreting the meaning of the Scrabble titles found in the dead man’s hand. Thoroughly intrigued, Hilary resolves to solve the crime and present the police with a brilliant fait accompli. She is aided by her secretary, a man as resourceful as she. The two have only a few hours in which to unravel the increasingly complex set of clues before the police must be called. At one point all signs point to Hilary herself. The elimination of two more suspects, a blackmail plot and a newly merry widow combine to further complicate matters. 150532 1971 Liver Birds, The: T UK. Episode #10. 2-4-1971 Photographer (Chris Gannon). 150533 1972 Liver Birds, The: Birds and Bottom Drawers T Episode #23. 3-17-1972 Newspaper Boy (Bryan Sweeney). 150534 1975 Lives of Jenny Dolan, The MT SV 91 Simmons, Richard Alan (Idea). James Lee, Simmons (Teleplay) Ness Book Reporter Jenny Dolan (Shirley Jones) contends with uncooperative police, political conspiracy and death of her husband. Asks husband for permission to return to work. Tells her boss he had better get another reporter who doesn't scare so easily. Reporter will show off her legs and give false information over the phone to get the story. Husband is killed because of her investigations. Goes to old flame at Press Club who tells her she got on a story and rode it too far. She shoots head of conspiracy group with a gun concealed in her purse. Political conspiracy, like The Parallax View, engineered by anonymous but powerful group. "You killed your husband, Jenny. That's the price of excellence. You're good at what you do." "If you haven't got it, all you have to do is make it up…just keep it coming out of the typewriter. Keep bleeding all over them out there. Maybe they'll lap it up. And even if they don't, hot or cold, it sure makes a nice story, doesn't it?…" "…Well, a flying saucer just landed at the airport. Why don't you go out there and check out the little green men." 150535 1997 Lives of the Monster Dogs NSF Bakis, Kirsten Freelance Writer Cleo Pira is a coed who submits a story about a genetically engineered race of monster dogs to a local newspaper. 150536 1989 Lives of the Saints N OWN - H Slavitt, David R. Journalist-Narrator is a down-and-out journalist who cranks out stranger than truth stories for a national tabloid 150537 2000 Livet ar en schlager MF TV Reporter (Rickard Sjoberg). Journalist (Ing-Marie Carlsson). Journalist (Goran Forsmark) 150538 1967 Livet ar stenkul MF Journalist in Bar (Ove Magnusson). 150539 1991 Livin' Large M SVD 806, SV 183 Mosley-Payne, William (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Anchor Dexter Jackson (Terrence T.C. Carson), African-American Atlanta clothes presser whose dreams of becoming a TV newscaster. Arrogant anchor tells him to get lost when he brings him an audition tape during a hostage situation. Channel 4 News. Jackson gets his big break when reporter is shot during a live broadcast. Pries the microphone out of his hand to continue the coverage. Becomes a one-man news crew and goes after the sniper, preventing him from committing suicide. Negotiates hostages release, becomes a hero. Offered job at station, seduced by the business and loses his identity. Ostracized by black community. Sees his TV image altering into a blond-haired white guy. Bimbo weather girl Miss Carnes (Julia Campbell) Female news producer who gets orgasmic over the possibility of a man threatening to blow his brains out on live TV. Decides to team him with white female co-anchor Missy Carnes (Julia Campbell) and wants them to get married in a televised ceremony. Jackson gives final speech about hype replacing substance in TV news. Older anchor Clifford Worthy (Bernie McInerney). Becomes his mentor warning him of danger of selling his soul for glamour of TV. Executive news director Kate Penndragin (Blanche Baker). 150540 2002 Livin' Large: T Correspondent (Enrique Sapene). 150541 1984 Livin' the Life (aka Real Life) M UK. Ness Reporter listens to story about the theft of a painting made up by day-dreaming hero. When the painting is actually stolen, the plot thickens. 150542 2006 Living & Dying (aka Living and Dying) M News Cameraman (Michael Magnus). Reporter (Oyku Rahsan). 150543 1997 Living Color: T VHS 642. VHS 622 Episodes. Parody News. 150544 1991 Living Color: Anton and the Reporter T Episode #50. 12-1-1991 Parody News. "Anton and the Reporter." 150545 1991 Living Color: Arsenio Hall of Justice T Episode #35. 4-28-1991 Parody News. Talk-Show Host Arsenio Hall. 150546 1992 Living Color: Grim Reaper T Episode #54. 1-19-1992 Parody News. "Connie Chung - Me Want Maury." CBS Newswoman Connie Chung. Talk-Show Host Maury Povitch. 150547 1991 Living Color: Homey The Sellout: Part 1 T Episode #37. 5-12-1991 Parody News. "Oprah's Restaurant:" Talk-Show Host Oprah Winfrey 150548 1993 Living Color: Mary Tyler Mo T Episode #109. 12-16-1993 Parody News. "Mary Tyler Mo." 150549 1991 Living Color: PCN's Win, Lose or Draw T Episodes #30. 2-24-1991 Parody News. "Pentagon Briefing:" Press Conference. 150550 1990 Living Color: Transitions T Episode #4. 5-5-1990 Parody News. "Oprah:" Talk-Show Host Oprah Winfrey. 150551 1932 Living Dead, The (Unheimliche Geschichten) M Poe, Edgar Allen (Stories -- "Black Cat, The" and "System of Dr. Tarr and Professor Feather, The" and Robert Louis Stevenson's "Suicide Club, The" Germany Reporter Frank Briggs (Harald Paulsen) ties stories together in this anthology film. Journalist battles murderer. 150552 1989 Living Dolls: T Episode School Newspaper. Samanatha Micelli (Alyssa Milano of Who's the Boss) goes to New York City to interview teenage models for her school paper creating spin-off series 150553 1989 Living Dolls: Beauty and the Beat T Episode #12. 12-30-1989 News Media. Reporter #2 (Lisa Cohen). 150554 1992 Living End, The M DVD -R HQ 5584, 5577. Film Critic Jon (Craig Gilmore), a relatively timid and pessimistic movie critic, and a drifter Luke, a restless and reckless drifter, hit the road as fugitives and as gay lovers who are HIV positive. After an unconventional meeting, and after Luke kills a homophobic police officer, they go on a road trip with the motto, “Fuck Everything.” 150555 1956 Living Idol, The M Lewin, Albert (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Terry Matthews (Steve Forrest) is in love with a Mexican woman who is believed to be the reincarnation of a Mayan maiden sacrificed to a Jaguar-god. He rescues her. 150556 1947 Living in a Big Way M DVD -R HQ 9421, 9422 News Media. Reporter (Dink Freeman). Reporter (Eddie Laughton). Reporter (Frank Marlowe). Reporter (Bert Moorhouse). Reporter (Franklin Parker). Reporter (Clarence Straight). Newspaper Reporter (Merle McHugh). Woman Reporters (Jo Gilbert, Ann Lawrence). News Photographers (Pat Gleason, Bob Shelton). ). Woman Photographers (Frances Morris, Irene Tedrow). Court Photographer (Eddie Fetherston). 150557 1998 Living in Captivity: T Episode #4. 10-30-1998 Reporter (Tina Morlock). 150558 2002 Living in Hope M News Media. Local Newsreader (Jenny Hull). National Newsreader (Jayne Secker). 150559 1994 Living in Little Rock with Miss Little Rock N Butler, Jack Retired TV News Personality Lianne Morrison, an emotionally scarred former Miss Little Rock lives with her super-rich attorney husband in Arkansas in the early 1980s. The Morrisons are outspoken champions of liberal causes so they rankle some of the city's less glamorous, more old-fashioned types. There's cocaine, a hostile sheriff, a creation science law, group therapy and inept assassins. 150560 1954 Living It Up M DVD -R HQ 3214, 3215. SVDSP 682 Hecht, Ben, Jule Styne, Bob Hillard (Musical Comedy -- "Hazel Flagg"). James H. Street (Story -- "Letter to the Editor"). Ben Hecht ("Nothing Sacred." Ness Book - Martin and Lewis vehicle. Reporter Wally Cook (Janet Leigh) for the New York Morning Chronicle. ("The Whole Truth and Nothing But the Truth"). She finds out railroad worker is dying from radiation poisoning. Reporter convinces editor Oliver Stone (Fred Clark) that the story is "a shot in the arm for your dying scandal sheet." Editor runs down list of articles reporter previously faked, she is allowed to cover the story. Goes to town, meets his doctor and rebuffs doctor's advances by telling him she lives on the front page of the "Morning Chronicle" and he can pick her up for seven cents. Takes them back to New York. When the worker faints, editor says, "Doctor, I wanna know the worst. We go to press in fifteen minutes." "You were going to marry him. He would have done to you what he did to the paper." Photographer (Norman Leavitt). Announcer (Art Baker). Newspaper Slugger (Clancy Cooper). 150561 1980 Living Legend: The King of Rock and Roll M Photographer at Concert (Phil Smoot). 150562 1922 Living Lies M Roche, Arthur Somers (Story - "Scrap of Paper, A" and Novel, "Plunder"). AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Dixon Grant (Edmund Lowe) is assigned by his editor to investigate financiers involved in crooked deals. He gets hold of a piece of paper on which crooks have signed agreement for a traction deal. Crooks try to bribe reporter and his girlfriend, and then torture him to locate the whereabouts of the paper, but the reporter escapes and captures them. Head of the crooks killed when his houseboat comes loose from anchor and plunges over a water fall. 150563 1998 Living Out Loud M Anchorman (Mitch Greenbereg - Voice-Over). 150564 2005 Living Room of the Dead, The N Stone, Eric Journalist Ray Sharp, an editor of a Hong Kong-based financial news monthly, a man about town and future candidate for a liver transplant, doesn't need someone else's troubles but when his colleague pleads for help, his conscience won't let him say no. A simple favor entangles Ray in a maze of horror and violence that leads from glittery nightclubs and sleazy brothels of Macau to a chamber of horrors on an island in the South China Sea and finally to Russia's Mafia-infested Pacific seaport, Vladivostok. Ray is fond of minding his own business in nearby Macao to which he retreats for adult recreation in 1995 before either Hong Kong or the nearby foreign colonies have reverted to Chinese rule. When a junior colleague, a scion of London bankers who has been seeing a Russian prostitute who is having trouble with her Mafia-type boss, begs for help. Ray knows a thing or two about Russian hookers having one himself as a long-distance girlfriend. And it might make a good story or two. 150565 1993 Living Single: T VHS 612 Episodes. Series August 1993-January 1998. African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150566 1994 Living Single: Abstinence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder T DVD -R HQ 3824 Episode #36. 11-3-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah has a bad luck streak. Synclaire and Overton mull intimacy. 150567 1994 Living Single: Am I My Sister's Keeper? T DVD -R HQ 3794 Episode #34. 10-13-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Overton's sister is attracted to Kyle. Regine becomes a vegetarian. 150568 1995 Living Single: Another Saturday Night T DVD -R HQ 3921 Episode #47. 3-30-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Photographer (Mark Fite). Khadijah, Carson, Overton and Synclaire seek revenge on a pool shark. 150569 1995 Living Single: Baby I'm Back…Again T DVD -R HQ 3953 Episode #63. 11-2-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150570 1997 Living Single: Back in the Day T DVD -R HQ 4168 Episode #96. 1-30-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Award-winner Khadijah recalls events and friendships that led to her success. 150571 1997 Living Single: Best Laid Plans T DVD -R HQ 4265 Episode #110. 10-23-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Max makes a surprise discovery when her former law professor visits. 150572 1994 Living Single: Bristle While You Work T DVD -R HQ 3789 Episode #32. 9-29-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah and Regine clash while working on an ad campaign. 150573 1993 Living Single: Burglar in the House T DVD -R HQ 3690 Episode #14. 11-28-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Girls buy an alarm system after their apartment is robbed. 150574 1997 Living Single: Clown That Roared, The T DVD -R HQ 4168 Episode #95. 1-23-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. TV Clown Synclaire tangles with a kiddie show star 150575 1995 Living Single: Come Back Little Diva T DVD -R HQ 3647. 3959. Episode #55. 8-31-1995. Season 3 Opener African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Gang meets Regine's new friends at her new apartment 150576 1996 Living Single: Compromising Positions T DVD -R HQ 4063 Episode #80. 5-9-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Regine's mom interrupts an intimate moment. Max runs for office. Overton plans to propose. 150577 1993 Living Single: Crappy Birthday T DVD -R HQ 3684 Episode #12. 11-14-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Girls take Khadijah to Atlantic City for her birthday. 150578 1996 Living Single: Dear John T DVD -R HQ 4012 Episode #74. 2-29-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Regine's new beau caters to her every whim, which irks Max. 150579 1996 Living Single: Do You Take This Man's Wallet? T DVD -R HQ 4138 Episode #90. 11-14-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Regine coordinates her former boyfriend's wedding. 150580 1996 Living Single: Doctor In the House T DVD -R HQ 4154 Episode #93. 12-19-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah and her new beau attend a holiday event with the snobbish medical elite 150581 1994 Living Single: Double Indignity T DVD -R HQ 3848 Episode #37. 11-10-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Max gets a job for a phony telemarketer. 150582 1996 Living Single: Engagement, The (1) T DVD -R HQ 3756 Episode #81. 5-9-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Mugger thwarts Overton's marriage proposal to Synclaire. 150583 1996 Living Single: Engagement, The (2) T DVD -R HQ 3756 Episode #82. 8-9-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Overton identifies the mugger who stole his engagement ring. 150584 1995 Living Single: Ex-File, The T DVD -R HQ 3647. 3959. Episode #56. 9-7-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Overton's ex-girlfriend moves to New York with hopes of reconciliation. 150585 1994 Living Single: Fatal Distraction T DVD -R HQ 3718. SVD 1118 Episode #16. 1-9-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah hires a handsome and charming man named Xavier St. John as her new writer without bothering to read his articles of check his references. Xavier constantly compliments Khadijah and seeks her attention so her friends suggest he is attracted to her. Khadijah and Xavier share a cab, he seems to be coming on to her. She leans in to kiss him, but he pulls away and says he is not interested. When Xavier turns in his first article, Khadijah is stunned to discover hat he does not possess any writing ability. He claims she is punishing him for rejecting her advances, and threatens to sue her for sexual harassment. Khadijah decides quality of her magazine should not suffer because of her error in judgment. She fires Xavier and dares him to sue her, nothing any judge who read his work would sentence him to remedial English class. Xavier announces a suit wouldn't be worth the trouble. 150586 1995 Living Single: Following Is a Sponsored Program, The T DVD -R HQ 3985 Episode #66. 11-30-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150587 1997 Living Single: Forgive Us Our Trespasses T DVD -R HQ 3813 Episode #114. 12-4-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Max's client thinks he is the Son of God. Tripp alienates a disc jockey. 150588 1994 Living Single: Friends Like These T DVD -R HQ 3749 Episode #21. 2-27-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Visiting college pal takes advantage of Khadijah 150589 1993 Living Single: Full Court Press T DVD -R HQ 3667 Episode #7. 10-3-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. After a minor car accident, Max represents her friends in court. 150590 1996 Living Single: Glass Ceiling T DVD -R HQ 4056 Episode #77. 4-4-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Kyle gets a promotion to middle management 150591 1993 Living Single: Great Expectations T DVD -R HQ 3665 Episode #6. 9-26-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Ladies meet the wrong kinds of men at a new nightclub 150592 1995 Living Single: Grumpy Old Man T DVD -R HQ 3649 Episode #58. 9-21-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Maxine throws Kyle a surprise birthday party 150593 1994 Living Single: Hair-Razing Experience, A T DVD -R HQ 3861 Episode #40. 12-8-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Kyle's promotion may hinge on a more conservative haircut. 150594 1994 Living Single: Hand That Robs the Cradle, The T DVD -R HQ 3725 Episode #17. 1-16-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Max dates a younger man. 150595 1995 Living Single: Handyman Can, The T DVD -R HQ 3956 Episode #61. 10-12-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150596 1995 Living Single: He Works Hard For The Money T DVD -R HQ 3956 Episode #62. 10-19-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150597 1997 Living Single: He's the One T DVD -R HQ 3794 Episode #112. 11-6-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah scores a date with Keyshawn Johnson. Regine meets Mr. Right. 150598 1997 Living Single: High Anxiety T DVD -R HQ 3707 Episode #108. 9-25-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150599 1994 Living Single: Hot Fun in the Wintertime T DVD -R HQ 3736 Episode #20. 2-10-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Synclaire must decide who to take along on a Bahama vacation for two. 150600 1994 Living Single: I Love This Game T DVD -R HQ 3775 Episode #29. 9-8-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150601 1993 Living Single: I'll Take Your Man T DVD -R HQ 4319. VHS 588 Episode #2. 8-29-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Maxine dates Regine's ex-boyfriend 150602 1996 Living Single: I'm Ready For My Close-Up T DVD -R HQ 3988 Episode #68. 1-4-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Regine's bragging causes Synclaire to think that Regine can help her land a role. 150603 1996 Living Single: I've Got You Under My Skin T DVD -R HQ 4132 Episode #88. 10-31-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. As a wedding coordinator, Regine must plan a ghoulish couple's Halloween nuptials. 150604 1995 Living Single: If the Crew Fits T DVD -R HQ 3920 Episode #47. 2-23-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Regine meets Darryl's friends. Overton bowls a 300 game. 150605 1993 Living Single: In the Black Is Beautiful T DVD -R HQ 3665. VHS 600 Episode #5. 9-19-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Printer refuses to produce latest issue of Flavor unless Khadijah can make a $2,000 payment. Max offers her the money, but she flatly refuses. Regine tries to raise money by throwing a lingerie party, but Khadijah tells everyone to mind their own business After Synclaire tells her the printer has threatened to see to it that Flavor is never published again, Khadijah accepts Max's check. She becomes so obsessed with paying off the debt she begins selling appliances and turns into a tyrant at the office. When Max assures her that she doesn't care about getting the money back, Khadijah takes offense. She decides to get the money by selling ad space to a sleazy malt liquor company. Khadijah relents after Synclaire accuses her of being a sell-out. She accepts Max's loan in exchange for a two percent share in Flavor. 150606 1997 Living Single: In Your Dreams T DVD -R HQ 3883 Episode #116. 12-18-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Girls go on a mission of self-discovery to a New Age retreat. 150607 1995 Living Single: James Bond, The T DVD -R HQ 3650. 3958. Episode #60. 10-5-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah and Synclaire disagree on how to spend a mature savings bond. 150608 1993 Living Single: Judging By the Cover. Premiere T DVD -R HQ 3774. VHS 573. SV 220 Episode #1. 8-29-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah struggles to find new cover story after Synclaire forgets to send the interview questions to Maya Angelou. She finally settles on a feature story about married men who cheat, "the sleeping dogs that lie." Woman comes to the Flavor office to purchase an ad for a restaurant. Turns out she is the wife of the man Regine is dating. 150609 1993 Living Single: Just Friends? T DVD -R HQ 3671 Episode #9. 10-17-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah fears a night of passion may damage a childhood relationship. 150610 1993 Living Single: Kiss Before Lying, A T DVD -R HQ 3641. VHS 599 Episode.#4. 9-12-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah destroys phone message from Regine's ex-beau. Kyle poses as Max's date for dinner with her engaged ex-beau. 150611 1996 Living Single: Kiss of the Spider Men T DVD -R HQ 4056 Episode #78. 4-11-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Trouble strikes when Max falls for a client charged with murder 150612 1995 Living Single: Last Temptation, The T DVD -R HQ 3907 Episode #45. 2-9-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Synclaire's attractive classmate has more than study on his mind. 150613 1995 Living Single: Legal Briefs T DVD -R HQ 3907 Episode #46. 2-16-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Maxine's new boss is an old flame. 150614 1995 Living Single: Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow…Dammit T DVD -R HQ 3988 Episode #67. 12-14-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Overton invites the gang to spend the holidays at his family's cabin in Canada 150615 1998 Living Single: Let's Stay Together T DVD -R HQ 3889 Episode #118. 1-1-1998 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Synclaire gets a TV series offer. Max learns Kyle is the baby's father. 150616 1996 Living Single: Likes Father, Likes Son T DVD -R HQ 3996 Episode #70. 2-1-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Regine dates a handsome weatherman, then inadvertently dates his father. 150617 1993 Living Single: Living Kringle T DVD -R HQ 3718 Episode #15. 12-19-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Synclaire tries to show everyone the meaning of Christmas 150618 1997 Living Single: Living Single Undercover T SVD 1147 Episode #101. 4-10-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah clashes with a hot new Reporter Ty Richardson (Duane Martin) who has his own methods of getting a story. Max enlists Khadijah's help in exposing embezzlement scheme at City Hall. Richardson, Flavor's cocky new reporter demands the story. But he's arrested in a barroom brawl. With deadline approaching, Khadijah and Max decide to handle things themselves. They break into the office of a woman who had taken a suspicious vacation and discover she has created phony computer records. Richardson shows up at the office with a completed story. He explains that his arrest was staged so that he could get to the guilty party's jailed partner. Khadijah forces him to agree on a collaborative story. Jim Brown (Himself) 150619 1993 Living Single: Living Single…With Children T DVD -R HQ 3667 Episode #8. 10-10-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Regine baby-sits a boyfriend's 6-year-old daughter. 150620 1997 Living Single: Love Don't Live Here Anymore (1) T DVD -R HQ 3696 Episode #106. 9-11-1987 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Regine and Khadijah get a new roommate, Tripp Williams. 150621 1997 Living Single: Love Don't Live Here Anymore (2) T DVD -R HQ 3696 Episode #107. 9-18-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Honeymooning Synclaire and Overton are stranded on a deserted island. 150622 1994 Living Single: Love Is a Many Splintered Thing T DVD -R HQ 3759 Episode #24. 4-17-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. New romance causes Khadijah to neglect her friends. 150623 1993 Living Single: Love Takes a Holiday T DVD -R HQ 3690 Episode #13. 11-21-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Kyle falls for Khadijah and Synclaire's new friend. 150624 1994 Living Single: Love Thy Neighbor T DVD -R HQ 3725 Episode #18. 2-6-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Roommates are attracted to a new neighbor 150625 1997 Living Single: Misleading Lady T DVD -R HQ 3814 Episode #115. 12-11-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Synclaire joins an improvisational theater troupe and masquerades as a man 150626 1996 Living Single: Moi the Jury T DVD -R HQ 3746 Episode #86. 9-19-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Regine disagrees with fellow jurors in a high-profile case. 150627 1995 Living Single: Mommy Not Dearest T DVD -R HQ 3985 Episode #65. 11-16-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150628 1997 Living Single: Moonlight Savings Time T DVD -R HQ 4034 Episode #100. 4-3-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Money worries incite groom Overton to moonlight in Max's building. 150629 1997 Living Single: Mother Inferior T DVD -R HQ 4154 Episode #94. 1-9-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Regine has trouble accepting her mother's new relationship with a man. 150630 1995 Living Single: Mr. Big Shot T DVD -R HQ 3953 Episode #64. 11-9-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150631 1996 Living Single: Multiple Choice T DVD -R HQ 4139 Episode #87. 9-26-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Synclaire and Overton take a church-mandated compatibility test. 150632 1994 Living Single: My Cups Runneth Over T DVD -R HQ 3848 Episode #38. 11-17-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Regine considers breast-reduction surgery. 150633 1994 Living Single: Mystery Date T DVD -R HQ 3736 Episode #19. 2-13-1994. Part Two of Two v One of the roommates dates Hamilton 150634 1993 Living Single: Naked Truth, The T DVD -R HQ 3684 Episode #11. 11-7-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Overton moves in with the women after a fight with Kyle 150635 1997 Living Single: Never Can Say Goodbye T DVD -R HQ 4048 Episode #105. 5-8-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Overton and Synclaire finally exchange wedding vows. 150636 1996 Living Single: Not Quite Mr. Right T DVD -R HQ 3743. 4088 Episode #84. 9-5-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Regine reconsiders her relationship with Keith and dines with Russell. 150637 1996 Living Single: Not So Silent Partners T DVD -R HQ 3746 Episode #85. 9-12-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah sells part of the magazine to a publishing conglomerate 150638 1997 Living Single: Oh, Solo Mio T DVD -R HQ 4199 Episode #97. 2-20-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Regine prods choir director Kyle to let her sing a solo. 150639 1995 Living Single: On the Rebound T DVD -R HQ 3649 Episode #57. 9-14-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah's interview with Grant Hill leads to romance. 150640 1997 Living Single: One Degree of Separation T DVD -R HQ 4047 Episode #102. 4-17-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Synclaire's and Overton's parents meet for the first time. 150641 1997 Living Single: Papa Was a Rolling Stone T DVD -R HQ 4048 Episode #104. 5-8-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah's estranged father returns 150642 1995 Living Single: Play Ball T DVD -R HQ 3899 Episode #43. 1-12-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah hires New York Met Bobby Bonilla to write a column. 150643 1997 Living Single: Playing House T DVD -R HQ 4199 Episode #98. 3-6-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Max and Kyle rendezvous. Synclaire and Overton practice living together 150644 1993 Living Single: Quittin' Time T DVD -R HQ 3671 Episode #10. 10-24-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Synclaire quits after a fight with Khadijah. 150645 1995 Living Single: Rags to Riches T DVD -R HQ 3650 Episode #59. 9-28-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Regine works on a soap opera. Overton learns he resembles a porn star. 150646 1995 Living Single: Raw Talent T DVD -R HQ 3931 Episode #51. 4-27-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150647 1996 Living Single: Raze in Harlem, A T DVD -R HQ 4024. Episode #75. 3-7-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Kyle's desire to save a historic jazz club leads to a Roaring '20s-style fantasy 150648 1997 Living Single: Reconcilable Differences T DVD -R HQ 3707 Episode #109. 10-16-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150649 1996 Living Single: Ride the Maverick T DVD -R HQ 3743. 4088. Episode #83. 8-29-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Max fights her opponent's smear tactics. Khadijah faces a libel suit 150650 1996 Living Single: Riot on the Set T DVD -R HQ 4142 Episode #92. 12-5-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Synclaire realizes her true talent when she stands in as the lead in a play 150651 1994 Living Single: School Daze T DVD -R HQ 3789 Episode #33. 10-6-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Overton joins Synclaire's art history class. 150652 1996 Living Single: School's Out Forever T DVD -R HQ 4138 Episode #89. 11-7-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Kyle confronts a former bully at his class reunion 150653 1996 Living Single: Scoop Dreams T DVD -R HQ 3996 Episode #69. 1-25-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah hires a new writer, a bike messenger who scoops an incredible story. 150654 1995 Living Single: Shake-Up, The T DVD -R HQ 3962 Episode #54. 5-18-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150655 1994 Living Single: She Ain't Heavy, She's My Mother T Episode #26. 5-8-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah's mother brings along Regine's estranged mom during a Mother's Day visit 150656 1996 Living Single: Shrink To Fit T DVD -R HQ 4012 Episode #73. 2-15-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Stressed-out Khadijah consults a psychologist. Overton fears clowns. 150657 1995 Living Single: Singing the Blues T DVD -R HQ 3862 Episode #42. 1-5-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah is coached by Regine for a TV interview. Kyle fears he still has feelings for Max. 150658 1995 Living Single: Space Invaders T DVD -R HQ 3920 Episode #48. 3-9-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Synclaire's omnipresence in Overton's apartment annoys Kyle. 150659 1995 Living Single: Stormy Weather T DVD -R HQ 3899 Episode #44. 2-2-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Blizzard strands Regine and Overton in a van. 150660 1997 Living Single: Swing Out Sisters T DVD -R HQ 4034 Episode #99. 3-20-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Women try to avoid obnoxious men on a night out by going to a gay bar. 150661 1994 Living Single: Tale of Two Tattles, A T DVD -R HQ 4353 Episode #25. 5-1-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Things the roommates confided to Regine surface in a comic's act 150662 1995 Living Single: Talk Showdown T DVD -R HQ 3962. Episode #53. 5-11-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150663 1994 Living Single: Thanks For Giving T DVD -R HQ 3861 Episode #39. 11-24-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Dates don't get along with others during Thanksgiving dinner. 150664 1994 Living Single: There's Got To Be a Morning After T DVD -R HQ 3775 Episode #28. 9-1-1994/ Season 2 Opener African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150665 1994 Living Single: There's No Ship Like Kinship T DVD -R HQ 3862 Episode #41. 12-15-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah's old friend (Rosie O'Donnell) becomes pals with Synclaire 150666 1994 Living Single: They've Gotta Have It T DVD -R HQ 3776 Episode #30. 9-15-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Max and Regine take a seminar to decrease their dependence on men 150667 1997 Living Single: Three Men and a Buckeye T DVD -R HQ 3813 Episode #113. 11-13-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Overton and pals regret picking up a hitchhiker on their way to a football game. 150668 1996 Living Single: Tibby Or Not Tibby T DVD -R HQ 3999 Episode #72. 2-8-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150669 1998 Living Single: To Catch a Thief T DVD -R HQ 3883 Episode #117. 1-1-1998 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Synclaire gets even with Marco for stealing her routine. 150670 1995 Living Single: To Grandmother's House We Go T DVD -R HQ 3931 Episode #52. 5-4-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150671 1997 Living Single: Too Good To Screw T DVD -R HQ 4047 Episode #103. 4-24-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah and Max plan a bachelorette party for Synclaire at Madonna's penthouse 150672 1994 Living Single: Trick Or Trust T DVD -R HQ 3824 Episode #35. 10-27-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Kyle, Overton and Synclaire try to scare Max at Scooter's Halloween Party. 150673 1994 Living Single: U.N.I.T.Y. (aka Five Card Stud) T DVD -R HQ 3759 Episode #23. 3-27-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Kyle overhears his boss lying about his date with Regine 150674 1997 Living Single: Up the Ladder Through the Roof T Episode #111. 10-30-1997 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150675 1996 Living Single: Virgin Territory T DVD -R HQ 4142 Episode #91. 11-21-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. During a dinner party, Max learns her new beau is inexperienced. 150676 1996 Living Single: Wake Up To the Break-Up T DVD -R HQ 3999 Episode #71. 2-1-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. 150677 1994 Living Single: What's Next? T DVD -R HQ 3774 Episode #27. 5-15-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah must choose between a new boyfriend and an old beau 150678 1996 Living Single: Whatever Happened To Baby Sister? T DVD -R HQ 4063 Episode #79. 4-25-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Khadijah's half-sister stays with her the night before a track meet. 150679 1995 Living Single: Who's Scooping Who? T DVD -R HQ 3921. SVD 1240, SV 1120 Episode #50. 4-13-1995 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women, fights deadlines to scoop a rival pompous Reporter Marcus Hughes (Kadeem Hardison) from the Village Voice on a story about a crooked boxing promoter She wants to break the story about a promoter who fixes fights. She appears to have the upper hand when she coaxes one of the fighters into granting an interview and providing details of the scandal. Marcus tricks the maid into letting him into Khadijah's hotel room, where he hides in the bathroom and records her interview. Khadijah has one more trick up her sleeve. She arranges for Flavor to hit the newsstands a day earlier than usual. She taunts Marcus by noting that he may work for a big magazine, but Khadijah calls the shots at Flavor. 150680 1994 Living Single: Who's The Boss? T DVD -R HQ 3749 Episode #22. 3-13-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Disaster strikes the magazine when Synclaire substitutes for ailing Khadijah. 150681 1993 Living Single: Whose Date Is It Anyway? T DVD -R HQ 3641. VHS 595 Episode #3. 9-5-1993 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Roommates follow along on Synclaire's first New York date. 150682 1996 Living Single: Woman To Woman T DVD -R HQ 4024 Episode #76. 3-21-1996 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Max is shocked to learn her former college roommate is marrying a woman 150683 1994 Living Single: Working Nine To Nine-Fifteen T DVD -R HQ 3776 Episode #31. 9-22-1994 African-American Editor Khadijah James (Queen Latifah) of Flavor, a magazine for black women. Max gets her old job back, then quits. Overton and Regine think a neighbor is a serial killer. 150684 1961 Living Venus M AFI-Magazines/Publishers/Photographers Magazine 150685 2006 Living With Fran: Healing With Fran T DVD -R HQ 5369. Episode. 1-27-2006 Journalist is persuaded by Fran to write a story about the family in hope that she will gain free publicity for her interior design business. 150686 2003 Living With Michael Jackson: Tonight Special, A DT Interviewer (Martin Bashir). Narrator in Spanish Version (Juan Luis Alvarez). 150687 2002 Living with the Dead MT Miniseries News Vendor (Richard Sali) 150688 2006 Living With Uncle Ray M News Media. Newscaster (Brian Clancy). Female News Anchor (Fiona Angus). Weather Girl (Heather Corrigan). 150689 1929 Livingstone in Africa M Correspondent Stanley 150690 1971 Livingstone's Companion SS GPL Gordimer Nadine In "Livingstone's Companions." British Journalist Carl Church assigned to retrace the steps of Livinstone's last journey for its centennial celebration by the Royal Geographical Society. 150691 1991 Livre un jour, Un DF France Interviewer Oliver Barrot. 150692 1991 Liz Connors: And Soon I'll Come To Kill You NM MLPL Kelly, Susan #5 Liz Connors Mysteries Freelance Journalist Elizabeth "Liz" Connors, is an ex-college professor turned Boston mystery writer and freelance journalist for such publications as Boston Magazine and New England Monthly. Reporter Anita K. Reporter Laura Deane of the Boston Globe. When true-crime writer Liz Connors gets anonymous threats in the mail, she is unnerved but not terribly worried. But the threats continue and Liz's lover, Cambridge, Mass. Police detective Jack Lingemann convinces her to move in with him until they find the culprit. Methodically, Liz goes back over the stories she has written while Jack uses his connections to learn if those she profiled are still in prison. Liz finds a fashion doll with a big red "X" painted across its chest and a note arrives at Jack's apartment. Liz realizes she faces real danger. Two of her acquaintances are murdered. A sniper comes to call. Possible suspects: a disgruntled former suit and several crooks Liz has written about. She finally saves herself by starting a bedroom fire. 150693 1985 Liz Connors: Gemini Man, The NM OWN - P Kelly, Susan #1 Liz Connors Mysteries Freelance Journalist Elizabeth "Liz" Connors, is an ex-college professor turned Boston mystery writer and freelance journalist for such publications as Boston Magazine and New England Monthly. 150694 1992 Liz Connors: Out of the Darkness NM OWN - P Kelly, Susan #6 Liz Connors Mysteries Freelance Journalist Elizabeth "Liz" Connors, is an ex-college professor turned Boston mystery writer and freelance journalist for such publications as Boston Magazine and New England Monthly. The recession has hurt Connors. The magazine that is her main source of income has folded and her financial future looks grim. So when a successful true-crime writer asks her to work with him on a book about a series of grisly slayings known as the Merrimack Valley killings, she's game. Someone out there is killing Catholic girls and posing their mutilated bodies at various scenic points along the Merrimack River in Massachusetts and New Hampshire with decorate green ribbons tied prettily around their necks. The police have arrested a sleaze ball with an unsavory penchant for dead prostitutes, but Liz knows he's not the killer. She probes deeper and deeper into the dark psyche of a serial killer to come up with the answers. 150695 1986 Liz Connors: Summertime Soldiers, The NM MLPL Kelly, Susan #2 Liz Connors Mysteries Freelance Journalist Elizabeth "Liz" Connors, is an ex-college professor turned Boston mystery writer and freelance journalist for such publications as Boston Magazine and New England Monthly. Feature Editor Brandon Peters. The violent resurfacing of a '60s radical group shakes the peaceful town of Cambridge, Mass, home of Harvard University. The group is notorious for its terrorist tactics. It carries out its threat to kill one employee of the military/industrial complex for every million dollars America spends on defense. After three members of Boston's government think-tanks are shot, execution-style, Connors and her lover, policeman Jack Lingemann, use their contacts in an effort to smoke out the group's female leader-in-hiding. But she is dangerous, possibly psychotic. Liz's confrontation with her proves almost fatal. 150696 1988 Liz Connors: Trail of the Dragon NM MLPL Kelly, Susan #3 Liz Connors Mysteries Freelance Journalist Elizabeth "Liz" Connors, is an ex-college professor turned Boston mystery writer and freelance journalist for such publications as Boston Magazine and New England Monthly. Boston Herald Reporter Edith Gold is a colleague of Liz Connors. Liz and her lover, detective Jack Lingemann of Cambridge, Mass. look for a missing woman, who is found dead of a massive drug injection. Liz suspects murder and keeps investigating. She questions the woman's local associates and phones her mother in North Carolina. When someone also kills the woman's roommate, Liz gets more involved ending up defenseless against the suspected killer. 150697 1990 Liz Connors: Until Proven Innocent NM MLPL Kelly, Susan #4 Liz Connors Mysteries Freelance Journalist Elizabeth "Liz" Connors, is an ex-college professor turned Boston mystery writer and freelance journalist for such publications as Boston Magazine and New England Monthly. Connors leads a group of interested friends, two from the Cambridge police force and two local reporters -- to solve a confluence of crimes that threaten the career and life of her lover, Police Lt. Jack Lingeman. A broad sweep of seemingly unrelated crimes -- the killing of a local businessman, vicious serial beatings of women and the murder of another -- is followed by charges of corruption levied against Jack by a former cop. Soon he is charged with rape by a woman whose son he had arrested years before. When Jack is jailed after that woman is killed with his gun, Liz and company go into action. Liz, her journalist friends and two sympathetic detectives find the evidence to prove Jack innocent and to get the real culprits. 150698 1995 Liz James: Cry for Help NR Stuyck, Karen Hanson #1 Liz James Mysteries Future Public Relations Practitioner Liz James, now a mental health care worker, finds that life after divorce can be a little messy. Her friend, Investigative Journalist Caroline, on the other hand, is the picture-perfect wife, mother and journalist. So why did she kill herself? Liz wonders if it has anything to do with Caroline’s last assignment -- a shocking report on psychiatrists who sleep with their patients. To say that Liz James is having a bad year would be a huge understatement. Her rocky marriage is finally history, her new apartment looks like a glorified bomb shelter, and her love life -- what love life? But nothing could prepare Liz for the shocker of the year: her totally together supersuccessful former best friend, Caroline Marshall, has killed herself -- and no one, least of all Liz, can even begin to guess why. Caroline was one of those women who really did have it all: a perfect husband, a sweet little boy, and a red-hot career as an investigative journalist. But when Liz steps in to help Caroline’s partner, Nick Finley, complete her last story, she begins to wonder if Caroline’s death was really at her own hands. The article is an expose on psychiatrists who sleep with their patients -- and it seems that Liz’s friend was dangerously close to the subject, close enough to be killed. 150699 1996 Liz James: Held Accountable N Stuyck, Karen Hanson #2 Liz James Mysteries Public Relations Officer Liz James of the Houston Mental Health Center has a challenging job. But when two clinic employees, recipients of threatening notes, are killed, Liz James has her work cut out for her, especially since she’s received the third poisoned-pen letter. For 10 years, Liz James has worked as public relations officer for the Houston Mental Health Center. Now she has her work cut out for her -- as someone targets clinic employees for murder. As a therapist, Gina was trained to recognize the signs of dangerous behavior. But she dismissed the threatening notes she was receiving as a prank. Two other employees had been sent similar warnings, but nobody took the poisoned-pen letters seriously -- until Gina was murdered. Was the killer a former patient? A scorned lover? Or a hospital employee? After another murder takes place, the pressure is on Liz to find out because she’s the only one who has received a threat and isn’t dead yet. 150700 1997 Liz James: Lethal Lessons N Stuyck, Karen Hanson #3 Liz James Mysteries Public Relations Professional Liz James works 9-to-5 job at the Houston Mental Health Center, and now finds herself working overtime as a reluctant sleuth when her colleague, a charismatic leader of empowering workshops for women, is accused of murdering her own husband. It seems the woman’s zealous supporters get out of control and one of them kills the woman’s unfaithful husband. As a public relations professional, Liz James strives to keep the reputation of the Houston Mental Health Center spotless. But when a charismatic colleague is accused of murdering her own husband, Liz is painfully reminded that sometimes bad publicity is better than none at all. Liz was planning her wedding and had no spare time to help co-worker Kate Quinlan write a book about her Powerful Woman workshops. But when some newly empowered women began taking Kate’s inspiring advice to violent extremes -- one ran over her own husband -- a media frenzy ensued. And the controversy surrounding Kate deepened when her unfaithful husband was killed. Reluctantly drawn into the fray, Liz had to discover if the murder was a vicious attempt to destroy Kate’s credibility -- or if Kate had begun to practice what she preached. 150701 1997 Liz Sullivan: Murder Bone by Bone NM Roberts, Lora #4 Liz Sullivan Mysteries Freelance Journalist Liz Sullivan is baby-sitting for friends and is astonished when the kids dig up human bones near the sidewalk sparking an investigation into a 30-year-old murder that someone still wants unsolved. Whose bones? Probably those of a male in his twenties whose body was stashed away. Sullivan and her friend, a police detective, go digging and resurrect a past that the murderer wants to keep buried. 150702 1998 Liz Sullivan: Murder Crops Up NM Roberts, Lora #5 Liz Sullivan Mysteries Freelance Journalist Elizabeth (Liz) Sullivan has settled down in a rickety cottage in suburban California. She is no longer living out of her VW bus and ekes out a living as a freelance writer and organic gardener. Sullivan served time for attempted murder of an abusive spouse, but she considers her criminal past over until a gardener hints she better show up for the community garden workday warning that one of her fellows is planting the seeds for blackmail. Dead body turns up and Sullivan is labeled a murderer. Struggling freelancer writer faces a deadly encounter among the cornstalks to catch the green-thumbed killer red-handed. 150703 2000 Liz Sullivan: Murder Follows Money NM Roberts, Lora #6 Liz Sullivan Mysteries Freelance Journalist Liz Sullivan from Palo Alto, California joins Food Celebrity Hannah Couch's San Francisco publicity tour as a media escort. The grandmotherly disposition that Couch dishes out in her bestselling books and on her TV shows is totally missing in private life where the lady is unpredictable and cruel. So is her chief assistant, tight-lipped Naomi. Yet a mysterious missive among Hannah's messages has the power to make both women turn pale and an innocent bowl of ivy and forget-me-nots delivered to their luxurious suite nearly causes cardiac arrest. What's cooking? Before Liz can find out, a killer joins the tour and Liz is in the soup as a front-burner murder suspect. 150704 1994 Liz Sullivan: Murder in a Nice Neighborhood NM Roberts, Lora #1 Liz Sullivan Mysteries Freelance Journalist Liz Sullivan works as an itinerant writing teacher and is living the life of a vagabond in the quiet streets of Palo Alto, California when a body is deposited under her '69 VW microbus. She immediately becomes a suspect. The handsome police detective finds out she maintained a hearty dislike for the dead homeless man. Things get even sticker for Sullivan when another homeless man dies. Fellow writers Bridget Montrose and Claudia Kaplan help Sullivan research the crimes hopping to unearth evidence to prove her innocence. She uncovers devious plot involving greed and intolerance of homeless and elderly. It nearly costs Sullivan her life to persuade the detective that the real killer is not a member of the homeless population, but an outstanding member of the community. 150705 1995 Liz Sullivan: Murder in the Marketplace NM Roberts, Lora #2 Liz Sullivan Mysteries Freelance Journalist Liz Sullivan is a temp at SoftWrite and when a star employee is murdered, she sees the newly vacated position as an irresistible opportunity for her to find much-needed work and overlooks the job's potentially deadly qualities. SoftWrite is a Silicon Valley company. Sullivan's neighbor, a police detective tells her to stay home and mind her writing and she'd like nothing better. But with a runaway niece and homeless pup on her hands, she has to earn a living. 150706 1996 Liz Sullivan: Murder Mile High NM Roberts, Lora #3 Liz Sullivan Mysteries Freelance Journalist Liz Sullivan expects a relaxing summer in Palo Alto when she gets an abrupt phone call that her mother is dying. She left Colorado after charged with trying to kill abusive husband. She isn't eager to return. But she packs dog into her VW van and drives to Denver. The body of her ex-husband appears on her family's doorstep and this time he is really dead. Sullivan is the logical suspect. Relatives furious about this newest disgrace and only Sullivan's new, hard-won self-respect keeps her going as she desperately tries to discover what vicious new shenanigans might have caused her ex-husband's death. 150707 1995 Liz: Elizabeth Taylor Story, The MT Reporter (Robert MacKenzie). Reporter (Michael Shure). Airport Reporter (Alan Shearman). London Interviewer (Rick Fitts). 150708 2002 Liza and David T Gossip Columnist Liz Smith (Herself). Journalist Dominick Dunne (Himself). 150709 2002 Liza Minnelli: E! True Hollywood Story, The DT Columnist (Cindy Adams) 150710 1975 Lizzie Borden MT SV 119 (Reporter Excerpts) Reporter 150711 2003 Lizzie McGuire Movie, The M Paparazzi #1 (Peter Grasso). Paparazzi #2 (Aaron Douglas). Paparazzi #3 (Stefano Giulianetti). Photographer (Artine Brown). 150712 2003 Lizzie McGuire: Bye, Bye Hillridge Junior High T Episode #55. 2-7-2003 Photographer (Rory J. Shoaf). 150713 2003 Lizzie McGuire: Dear Lizzie T DVD -R HQ 9169. VHS 1323 Episode School Newspaper Advice Columnist. Lizzie enjoys being the school's new online advice columnist, but rather than helping she might be making her friends' problems worse. 150714 2002 Lizzie McGuire: Lizzie in the Middle T Episode #46. 8-23-2002 Photographer (William Keane). 150715 2001 Lizzie McGuire: Random Acts of Miranda T SVD 1028 Episode School Newspaper. Lizzie writes review of the school play for school newspaper criticizing friend Miranda's performance 150716 2001 Lizzie McGuire: Rated Aargh T Episode #18. 8-10-2001 Reporter (Yolanda Laverde) 150717 2001 Lizzie McGuire: Rumors T DVD -R HQ 6647 Episode #103. 1-11-2001 News Media. Lizzie accidentally starts a rumor about Kate. Trouble ensues. 150718 1859 Lizzie West, Printer's Daughter, a Tale of Filial Heroism N USC Richter, Paul Printer Joseph West "was a rapid and correct compositor, and time and again with his intellectual ability he might have risen higher in the social scale than he had ever been before, but for the demon of strong drink." Inducements to drink about a printing-office are frequent and to a lover of it almost overpowering. The craft are to a fault generous with money, and are exceedingly courteous and gentlemanly in their intercourse with each other." In the offices where he was employed he was often pressed to indulge in drinks to which he was treated…." 150719 1987 Lizzie's Pictures MT UK. Miniseries Newspaper Reporter (Philip Dupuy). Radio Interviewer (James Griffiths). Radio Producer (Terry Molloy). 150720 2005 Ljubav u zaledju TF Episode #28. 11-9-2005 News Media. Reporter #2 (Paul Klesic). 150721 2006 Llamame Brooklyn N Lago, Eduardo Journalist Nestor Oliver-Chapman for the New York Post receives notice that his friend, Gal Ackerman, has died, but prior to his death, Nestor promised Gal that he’d complete the manuscript for his unpublished novel. As Nestor attempts to keep his promise, readers learn about Ackerman’s troubled life and his doomed love for a Russian woman. 150722 2001 Lloyd & Hill T UK Interviewer (Susan Tracy), Senior Interviewer 150723 1963 Lloyd Bridges Show, The: My Daddy Can Beat Your Daddy T Episode #18. 1-22-1963 News Media. Second Reporter (Willard Sage). 150724 1962 Lloyd Bridges Show: T Series. 34 episodes - Anthology Freelance Journalist Sam Shepherd (Lloyd Bridges) 150725 1940 Lluvia de millones MF Editor of the Newspaper (Tony D'Algy). 150726 2001 Lo Que Esta en Mi Corazon N Serrano, Marcela Woman journalist Female Journalist 150727 2008 Lo que esta en mi corazon N Serrano, Marcela Magazine Journalist Camila goes to Mexico’s Chiapas region in order to write an article on the Zapatista movement for a magazine. The trip offers her an opportunity to escape the grief and monotony of her life in the United States. At 34, she has had a breakdown due to the death of her baby. With the arrival of San Cristobal, she is torn by dramatic events that occur and undecided about beginning a passionate romance. She tries to redefine her life, especially her relationship with her mother, a champion of Chilean democracy and with her mother’s husband, a journalist who with his wife, abandoned Chile to live in Washington. A series of dramatic events including her friend’s assassination, her kidnapping by the paramilitary and a love affair lead her to question the validity of her depression as well as her relationships with her mother and her mother’s husband. In the end, the real revolution takes place not in Chiapas but in Camila’s heart. 150728 1913 Lo, Michael! N MLPL Lutz, Grace (Livingston) Hill Newsboy Mikky becomes Michael Endicott. 150729 1986 Loaded Questions N Loraine, Philip Journalists become enmeshed in a web of international intrigue and political machinations when they join forces with a former CIA operative to investigate the assassination of an Israeli diplomat 150730 1993 Loaded Weapon 1 M TV Anchor (Michael Castner) 150731 1994 Loadstar: Legend of Tully Bodine, The G TV Anchor (Cristi Conaway) 150732 1996 Lobo Blacke: Fatal Elixir NM DeAndrea, William L. #2 Lobo Blacke-Quinn Booker Mysteries Editor Lobo Blacke, who now is in a wheel chair, purchases a newspaper in the small town of Le Four after he was paralyzed in an ambush. Dime-novelist Quinn Booker, a New Yorker, is working for ex-lawman Blacke's newspaper. It is the late-19th century. A man who Blacke sent to prison has escaped and may be headed to Le Four to take revenge on Blacke and to see his wife and child as well as to check on a wealthy rancher who was once Blacke's crime-fighting partner. Blacke believes that the rancher is the brains behind the man's brilliant robberies. A traveling medicine show comes to town and dozens of people drop dead while others, including the sheriff, get sick after taking the show's elixir. When it turns out that only a few bottles of the elixir are poisoned, Blacke and Booker hunt for the killer. Before it's over, Booker must face a lynch mob and the notorious robber who serves as the model for the hero in Booker's novels. Legendary former federal marshal Blacke and his friend and biographer Booker live in late-19th century Wyoming. Blacke, a marshal no longer thanks to a crippling bullet in the back, bought the newspaper. 150733 1995 Lobo Blacke: Written in Fire NM DeAndrea, William L. #1 Lobo Blacke-Quinn Booker Mysteries Editor Lobo Blacke, who now is in a wheel chair, purchases a newspaper in the small town of Le Four after he was paralyzed in an ambush. Dime-novelist Quinn Booker, a New Yorker, is now working for ex-lawman Blacke's Wyoming newspaper. Legendary former federal marshal Blacke and his friend and biographer Booker live in late-19th century Wyoming. Blacke, a marshal no longer thanks to a crippling bullet in the back, bought the newspaper and summoned Booker to the boomtown in Wyoming. Booker steps off the train and into a brawl with drunken cowboys who are amazed when the easterner whips them all in a scene captured by pioneering photographer "Professor Ned" Bessemer. The thugs work for the town's richest man, whom Blacke suspects is the snake who shot him in the back and put him in a wheel-chair permanently. When Professor Ned is shot to death, Booker believes that something about his photographs provoked the murder. The search for clues involves the rich man's luscious daughter, Abigail, a visiting English baronet, the worst sheriff money can buy and Blacke's hilarious but effective gunfighting technique for novices. 150734 1973 Lobster Shift SM OWN - GPL Irvine, R.R. In "Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, March 1973." Also, "Ellery Queen's Anthology, Fall-Winter, 1977." TV Anchor Al Aarons. Eleven O'clock News producer Jerry Green. Narrator: Jeff. Bud Murch, news director. 150735 2005 Local Angles: Big News in Small Towns, The N Cicetti, Fred Newspapers. The Waldo Sun-Advertiser, a small daily newspaper in suburban New Jersey, reported that something happened in Vietnam's Gulf of Tonkin with its community news. It assigned a reporter to cover local civil-rights advocates who went to the March on Washington. When the President was gunned down in Dallas, the Sun-Advertiser got reaction to the assassination from town fathers. The The Sun-Advertiser's main stories about Vietnam came from wire services. But, it did run staff-written obituaries on page one to honor the war dead from its circulation area. The Sun-Advertiser's main stories about Vietnam came from wire services. But, it did run staff-written obituaries on page one to honor the war dead from its circulation area. 150736 1906 Local Color SS UCLA London, Jack In "Moon-Face." Editor Loria Spargo 150737 2001 Local News: Change and Consequences DT PBS Documentary Series. Part II News Program. Managers, producers, reporters and film crews at WCNC-TV, a local station in Charlotte North Carolina. Education Reporter Sterlin Benson Webber, African-American woman covering suit to overturn Charlotte's landmark 1971 desegregation plan. Station's make-over by national broadcasting conglomerate A.H. Belo is mirroring the transformation of Charlotte into the New South's bank capital. At the station as in the city much of the old is being both gratefully replaced -- and sadly sacrificed. Veteran Reporter Beatrice Thompson, a native Charlottean and the city's first black woman TV journalist when she debuted on-air 22 years ago. Rumors about her pending dismissal are circulation. Is it because of her race, age, gender, informal style? Or just because management wants someone fresh and new. Station is threatened by outraged demonstrators and a lawsuit if the popular journalist is fired. Her departure prompts Connors and General Manager Rick Keilty to meet with angry black viewers. Webber feels ever-more thwarted in her efforts to cover the desegregation trial, which she believes Connors now views as a "dull" education story. 150738 2001 Local News: Grace Under Pressure DT SVD 1125 PBS Documentary Series. Part IV News Program. Managers, producers, reporters and film crews at WCNC-TV, a local station in Charlotte North Carolina. As the winds of the hurricane wind down, so do WCNC's ratings. News Director Keith Connors scrambles to reformat the nightly newscast. He hires a new anchor and adds a heightened emphasis on breaking stories, especially crime coverage. Crime Reporter Glenn Counts and Alicia Booth are asked to break new developments in an investigation of an eight-year-old boy's murder. Booth's inside law-enforcement sources provide the needed scoop. She challenges Connors over running with the information because it could jeopardize police work on the case. At the same time, would-be conciliator Webber is confronting the most divisive chapter yet in the continuing school desegregation debate. Fiery, polarized school board vote challenges her ideals and her tight deadline. All the pressure culminates in the debut of the newly formatted newscast which collapses into a technical fiasco. Tempers rise in the newsroom as Connors steps forward and assumes the mantle of leadership as he never has before. 150739 2001 Local News: There's No Place Like Home DT SVD 1127 PBS Documentary Series. Part V News Program. Managers, producers, reporters and film crews at WCNC-TV, a local station in Charlotte North Carolina. The series and the year simultaneously come to a close. News Director Keith Connors goes home for a family Christmas celebration. When he returns, A.H. Belo higher-ups visit WCNC to assess the progress of their ambitious strategy and they are disappointed. Webber is stunned by a poor job review and wonders if she should quit the news business. Alicia Booth says she landed an anchor spot in Cleveland. Counts is arrested for trespassing on a crime scene. Belo's evaluators counsel a new direction for the newscast -- more aggressive crime coverage. On New Year's Eve 1999, atmosphere in the newsroom is both reflective and optimistic. At midnight in the control room, Connors conducts his news team in spirited coverage of the New Millennium celebration. Afterwards, the question remains: is WCNC's experiment of marrying journalistic integrity with increased revenue a shining hope for the broadcast news industry, or is it an impossible dream? 150740 2001 Local News: To Work a Miracle DT PBS Documentary Series. Part I News Program. Managers, producers, reporters and film crews at WCNC-TV, a local station in Charlotte North Carolina. African-American Education Reporter Sterlin Benson Webber becomes a reluctant conciliator between WCNC and the city. In 1999, it's third place in the ratings and WCNC has just been acquired by a media conglomerate that says it wants to achieve success by providing quality news that addresses important local issues. Indicative of problematic nature of local news across America -- a ratings-driven system of TV journalism built on crime, disaster, scandal and cutesy human interest, all reported in ever-shrinking bite-size chunks. In Part One, as a wave of bomb threats intimidates Charlotte's schools, WCNC's newly hired News Director Keith Connors is caught in an ethical tug-of-war. Should he rush to report critical but unsubstantiated information, or wait for corroboration? His decision to hold off costs him a valued "scoop" but he hopes it will earn the station increased viewer trust. Veteran Producer Wanda Johnson Stokes resigns, believing she has hit a glass ceiling." 150741 2001 Local News: Working Team, A DT SVD 1121 (Incomplete) PBS Documentary Series. Part III News Program. Managers, producers, reporters and film crews at WCNC-TV, a local station in Charlotte North Carolina. African-American Education Reporter Sterlin Benson Webber becomes a reluctant conciliator between WCNC and the city. With an assortment of staff departures and new arrivals, WCNC's newly hired News Director Keith Connors believes he has assembled a winning news team. When powerful hurricane threatens coastline, WCNC's extensive coverage wins awards and boosts ratings. Webber's expertise on the education beat is overlooked when the momentous desegregation verdict comes down. Less informed reporters are assigned to cover key elements of the breaking story. Anchorwoman Alicia Booth, an attractive blond, is demoted to reporter when independent consultant's research says she doesn't appeal to female viewers. Mike Redding, newly hired star reporter, rebels from doing news coverage instead of "people" stories. Connor's vision of a dream-team begins to fade and he laments the personal and professional solitude of a news manager's life. 150742 1929 Locked Door, The M DVD -R HQ 10542, 10544 Pollock, Channing (Play). Photographer (Fred Warren). 150743 1999 Locked in Silence MT DVD -R HQ 7267, 7268. Reporter (Deborah Burgess) 150744 2008 Locked Out: Ex-Cons & the Vote DT Correspondent Samson Styles 150745 2008 Locked Up Abroad: India DT DVD -R HQ 10273 Episode. Journalist Daniel Pearl. While traveling in India, Rhys Partridge gets kidnapped by a terrorist who had been involved in the beheading of Journalist Pearl. 150746 2009 Locker 13 M News Anchor (Maria White Mebane - Voice). TV Personality #1 (Vanessa White - Voice). TV Personality #2 (Elizabeth Bond - Voice). Each of seven vignettes is connected by mysterious locker 13. 150747 2001 Locker Room T Series. 2001-2003. Reporter Nina, a transsexual in this sports magazine-variety show. Reporting and sketch comedy on sports themes from a gay perspective. Paul DeBoy, host and sports reporter. 150748 1946 Locket, The M DVD -R HQ 9077, 9068. DVD -R HQ 1816 (Media Excerpts) Art Critic (Tom Chatterton). Photographers (Charles Flynn, Joey Ray, Bob Templeton). 150749 1943 Lockheed's Ceiling Unlimited: World of Tomorrow R 4-26-43 Editor-Reporter Steve Wilson (Edward G. Robinson) 150750 2005 Locklear Letters N Kun, Michael Public Relations bulldogs, angry bosses, lawyers, ex-girlfriends that drag his life down the tubes -- the subject of this wrath is Sid Straw, an affable, if not boring, software salesman who tries to rekindle an acquaintanceship with his former college classmate turned Hollywood star, Heather Locklear. His innocent letter requesting an autographed picture begins a bizarre series of events that eventually costs him his job, foils his romantic intentions toward a co-worker, drains his finances and generally ruins his life. Sid is a Don Quixote character with large blind spots regarding the fate of his one-sided correspondence with the movie star and his own behavior. 150751 1942 Loco Boy Makes Good M Columnist Waldo Finchell (with the Three Stooges) 150752 2006 Locos por el baile TF Interviewer (Diana Bolocco- Herself). 150753 2000 Locura de amor TF Mexico. Series Photographer (Michel Bos). 150754 2005 Locusts MT TV Newscaster (Dave Nemeth). Reporter Carlos Paniagua (David Aronzon). Reporter (Adrian Staton). Investigator for the Department of Agriculture, is the only person who can protect America from a deadly breed of bioengineered locusts. 150755 2005 Locusts: 8th Plague, The MT Reporter (Jim Clark). Group of scientists try to stop a swarm of flesh-eating locusts that escape from a top secret government lab in the Midwest. 150756 1932 Lodger, The M UK Reporter (Jack Hawkins). News Photographer (Alfred Hitchcock). Editor Bob Mitchell (Kynaston Reeves). 150757 1944 Lodger, The M Newsboy (Will Stanton) 150758 2009 Lodger, The M News Media. Male TV Reporter (Gary Dubin). Female TV Reporter (Nichole Lennstrom). A couple rents out a room to a mysterious young man who may or may not be guilty of a series of grisly neighborhood murders when a serial killer is discovered in West Hollywood. Included is an uneasy relationship between a psychologically unstable landlady and her enigmatic lodger, and a troubled detective engaged in a cat-and-mouse game with the elusive killer who is imitating the crimes of Jack the Ripper. 150759 1998 Logan's War: Bound by Honor MT TV Reporter (Gavin Glennon). Reporter #1 (Beth Barrett). Reporter #2 (Catherine Whiteman). 150760 1961 Logn og lovebrol MF Journalist (Morten Grunwald). Journalist (Jorgen Ryg). 150761 1961 Loin de Rueil MF Reporter sportif, Le (Jean-Pierre Ducos). 150762 2007 Loins of Punjab Presents MF Parody documentary. Send-up of nonresident Indians and reality game shows plays like a mockumentary, replete with fake interviews and day-by-day reportage. 150763 1995 Lois & Clark: …We Have a Lot to Talk About T SV 315 McNamara, John Episode #45. 9-17-1995. Season Three Opener. Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois tells Clark she already realized that he is Superman. In a moment after the surprise, Lois and Clark have an argument. She is mad at Clark because he didn't tell her his identity secret, and he gets mad at her because she's not sure yet about marriage and declined his proposal. Martha talks to Lois and Jonathan tells Clark about problems they had before their marriage. Lois and Clark decide to wait until they get married. 150764 1996 Lois & Clark: 'Twas the Night Before Mxymas T VHS 375 Minear, Tim Episode #77. 12-15-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Mister Mxyzpltlk, a imp from the fifth dimension, puts the world in a time loop on the Christmas Eve, and Clark needs to find a way to stop him. Newscaster (Ben McCain). 150765 1993 Lois & Clark: (aka Lois & Clark: New Adventures of Superman, The). T VHS 336. VHS, 330. SV 320. SV 299. SV 296. SV 290. SV 261, SV 236. SV 223. Episodes Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). 150766 1997 Lois & Clark: AKA Superman T Vlaming, Jeff Episode #82. 3-16-1997 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Young women obsessed with Superman discovers that he is Jimmy Olsen. Seduced by her beauty, Olsen ends up not telling her the truth and when her boss thinks that she is Superman's girlfriend, he kidnaps her. He forces Superman to reactivate "the annihilator," a deadly weapon the government had scrapped before it was completely built. 150767 1994 Lois & Clark: All Shook Up T Episode #13. 1-2-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Superman needs to stop a giant asteroid from colliding with Earth, but when Superman collides with the asteroid, he gets amnesia. Clark goes at the Daily Planet with Lois, who is helping him with his "new job" and "new friends" that he can't remember And Martha and Jonathan need to make Clark remember that he is Superman, otherwise, the "still-alive" asteroid will collide with the Earth. 150768 1995 Lois & Clark: And the Answer Is…. T SV 301 Blake, Tony and Paul Jackson Episode #44. 5-2-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Jace Mazik, a blackmailer, finds out about Kent's identity and forces him to steal. Now he wants him to kill Lane or he'll kill Kent's parents. Lois tells Clark only way to save his parents is to freeze her to look dead. He says this could be dangerous to her life. Superman gives the apparently dead Lane to Mazik and Nigel St. John. Then they lock Superman with his parents. Mazik kills St. John. After Superman saves his parents and himself, Lane still does not open her eyes. He begins to beg her to live and she finally opens her eyes. Kent realizes he almost lost Lois. He proposes to her. 150769 1994 Lois & Clark: Barbarians at the Planet (aka Lois & Clark: New Adventures of Superman, The) T Levine, Daniel and Deborah Joy LeVine Episode #21. 5-1-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). The Daily Planet is financially troubled and Lex buys the newspaper to get closer to Lois. After saving everyone's jobs, he makes some changes. Jack (Chris Demetral) and Jimmy are now working downstairs in the printing of the newspaper, and hires a young just graduated man named Chip to be Perry's boss. LNN Newswoman Sanda Ellis (Barbara Beck). Perry gets really mad and leaves the Planet. Lex puts a bomb in the Planet and the it explodes. He blames Jack, who gets arrested. Lex proposes to Lois, and Clark tells her he loves her, but she says that loves him too but only as a friend. Lane accepts L When Lois ask if she and Superman have a chance to stay together, he says to Lois they can't stay together because she only loves him because he's Superman. Then, Lois accepts Lex's proposal. 150770 1996 Lois & Clark: Battleground Earth T VHS 401 Buckner, Brad & Eugenie Ross-Leming Episode #68. 9-29-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Kent is accused of treason by Kryptonian law and is pronounced guilty and sentenced to death. Kent can duel Lord Nor for his life. Kent wins. Kent makes final wedding proposal to Lois Lane. 150771 1996 Lois & Clark: Big Girls Don't Fly T Ross-Leming, Eugenie and Brad Buckner Episode #66. 5-12-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Superman learns New Krypton leaders want him to leave the Earth and Lane and go back with them to rule New Krypton, or the planet will be ruled by the evil Lord Nor who has sent an assassin to kill Kent. When Kent defeats the assassin, he and Lane decide that he must go. Superman says goodbye to his parents, to Earth and to Lois and leaves with the New Krypton rulers. 150772 1996 Lois & Clark: Bob & Carol and Lois & Clark T VHS 384 Nelson, Brian Episode #74. 11-17-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois and Clark find another couple with things in common. Start friendly relationship with Bob and Carol, but they really want is revenge on Bob's former boss. The person who can take them to Gendell is Lois because she's going to interview him. And Superman needs to defeat Deathstroke, a man who can kill people of heart attack. In fact, Deathstroke is the secret identity of Lois and Clark's new friend Bob (things in common, remember?). 150773 1994 Lois & Clark: Bolt from the Blue, A T McCormick, Kathy Episode #30. 11-20-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). When Superman tries to save a man from suicide, a lightning strikes both. Few minutes later, the man is very strong and can fly...yeah, now he has Superman's powers too. Then he decides to be a superhero, and tries to make money with his "advantages", leaving Superman very mad about this. As soon as Dr. Gretchen Kelly finds out about this, she makes a plan to re-duplicate the lightning incident and kidnaps Lois to attract Superman. 150774 1996 Lois & Clark: Brutal Youth T VHS 390 Minear, Tim Episode #71. 10-20-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Scientist discovers a way to steal the youth of young people and transfer it to old people, and one of their victims is Jimmy, who becomes an old man. Lois and Clark must find a way to revert the process and give Jimmy his youth back, but then Lois finds out that Superman's lifetime is longer than hers. After resolve the youth problem, Lois and Clark buy a new house. 150775 1995 Lois & Clark: Chi of Steel T SV 297 Bader, Hilary J. Episode #33. 1-8-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois and Clark investigate several robberies committed by a thief who is a ninja with mystical bracelets. These bracelets can give to a person power to kill Superman, using a mystical power named Chi. 150776 1995 Lois & Clark: Chip Off The Old Block T VHS 336 Jamin, Michael and Sivert Glarum Episode #52. 11-19-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Now engaged, Lois and Clark get relationship problems when a woman claims to have had a child of Superman. Clark tells Lois the kid isn't his, but when Lois is interviewing the woman, the kid pick up a sofa. In who will Lois believe now? 150777 1994 Lois & Clark: Church of Metropolis T McNamara, John Episode #27. 10-23-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). The "Intergang", a new criminal organization tries to control the south of Metropolis and Superman is powerless because of their threats against everyone closest to him. Lois gets jealous when the woman assigned to investigate the Intergang begins to show interest on Clark. 150778 1995 Lois & Clark: Contact T Ruppenthal, Chris Episode #47. 10-1-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois believes that she was abducted by ET's, but, in truth, she was captured by a young executive, who is now using her in very dangerous situations to distract Superman. When she gets injured, Clark decides to break up with her.....for her own good. 150779 1996 Lois & Clark: Dad Who Came In From The Cold, The T VHS 339 Simkins, David Episode #57. 1-14-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Jimmy's father appears in Metropolis and Jimmy introduces him to Clark, Lois and Perry. When Lois and Clark discover that he is a spy, they must tell the truth to Jimmy, but he doesn't believe them. Clark gets worried about the "father" subject...he doesn't know if he is going to be a good father because of his job. 150780 1996 Lois & Clark: Dead Lois Walking T VHS 383 Buckner, Brad and Eugenie Ross-Laming Episode #73. 11-10-1996. Follow-up to The People vs. Lois Lane Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Superman breaks Lois out of jail and now, she is a fugitive. Everyone is looking for the "mad dog killer" (Lois). Now, Lois and Clark must find out who is the one framing her, and it looks like professor Jefferson Cole has evil plans regarding Metropolis' fate. 150781 1995 Lois & Clark: Don't Tug on Superman's Cape T Simkins, David Episode #50. 11-5-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois and Clark decide to forget the word "marriage", at least for the time. One of the richest couples of Metropolis has a plan to capture and add Superman to their collection of treasures. They capture Lois to get Superman. In the cage, Lois and Clark begin to talk, and the conversation makes them start to lose their fears about marriage. 150782 1996 Lois & Clark: Double Jeopardy T VHS 346 Ross-Leming, Eugenie and Brad Buckner Episode #60. 2-18-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). On their wedding night, Lane tells Kent she's tired and needs to sleep leaving Kent surprised. Lex Luthor has replaced the real Lois Lane with a clone. He wants to take the real Lane with him. When clone discovers Kent is Superman, she wants to stay. She'll kill the real Lane to stay with Kent. Lane escapes from Luthor, but she hits her head and loses her memory. Now she believes she's Wanda Detroit, a character of a novel she was writing two years ago. Wanda is a woman who had a bad relationship with a man named Clark and loves a man named Kent. She's also a singer. She becomes a nightclub singer. Now Kent, Luthor and the Clone are looking for her. Luthor finds Wanda first and convinces her that he is Kent and tells her to act like Lane and tell Clark that she doesn't love him anymore. 150783 1995 Lois & Clark: Eyes Have It, The T Episode #34. 1-22-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Two scientists make Superman blind with a beam of light in his eyes, now Lois needs to take care of him on her house, while everybody think that Clark is in the mountains with Mayson Drake. 150784 1997 Lois & Clark: Family Hour, The T Buckner, Brad and Eugenie Ross-Leming Episode #88. 6-14-1997. Final episode in series Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois and Clark receive a special delivery -- a baby cradle sent by Martha. Kent arrives in the Daily Planet and tells Lane that they can't have children. After she cries, she decides to ask help for her father and they tell him Kent's secret. Adoption counselor tells Lois and Clark they cannot adopt a child because Lane is always in dangerous situations. A big-headed crook kidnaps Lane and Kent's parents. Superman can't stop him from stealing the bank because of his hostages. Lois and Clark in bed talking about children. He hears a noise. They go downstairs and see another special delivery package -- a child wrapped in a Superman blanket with a note saying, "Lois and Clark, this child belongs to you." 150785 1997 Lois & Clark: Faster Than a Speeding Vixen T Kern, Brad Episode #83. 4-12-1997 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). TV Anchorman (Ben L. McCain). The Daily Planet is purchased by Leslie Luckabee (Patrick Cassidy), a mysterious young man from Australia. At same time, super-powered woman named Vixen arrives in Metropolis to fight against crime./ But instead of giving the criminals to the police, she kills them. Luckabee is Lex Luthor's son and with the help of the Troll, he's using Vixen to kill those who bought his father's companies. 150786 1994 Lois & Clark: Fly Hard T SV 266 St. John, Thania Episode #20. 3-27-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Group of terrorists take Clark, Lois, Perry, Jimmy, Jack and Lex hostage in the Daily Planet and Clark is not able do anything with his Superman powers or the others will figure out his secret identity. Jack (Chris Demetral) apparently finds out about Clark's highest secret. 150787 1996 Lois & Clark: Forget Me Not T VHS 350 Rosenberg, Grant Episode #62. 3-10-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois has now amnesia, and Clark puts her in a clinic. But Dr. Maxwell Deter's treatment has extreme methods, one of them is that Clark can't tell Lois they are engaged and love each other. And another doctor is programming patients of the same clinic to kill people that he has been hired to kill (Perry is in the list). Later, Dr. Deter restricts Clark's visits to Lois because he wants her love. When Lois remembers only her work partnership with Clark, she tells him that she's in love with Dr. Deter. 150788 1994 Lois & Clark: Foundling T SV 262 Levine, Daniel Episode #17. 2-20-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Globe from Clark's spaceship begins to give him some information regarding his past, but the globe is stolen for two kids before he can learn much. Lex Luthor buys the globe from Jack and begins to learn something about Superman, but not too much. 150789 1996 Lois & Clark: Ghosts T VHS 377 Gleason, Michaael Episode #75. 12-24-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Con artist tries to scare Lois and Clark with fake hauntings in an attempt to buy their house. The ghost of a dead woman who lived on Lois and Clark's house years ago enters on Lois' body, and she wants to have Lois' life and Lois' husband. 150790 1993 Lois & Clark: Green, Green Glow of Home, The T SV 237 Zabel, Bryce Episode #9. 11-14-1993 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Friend of Jonathan and Martha has found a strange meteorite. Jason Trask is back and now he is in Smallville, looking for this meteorite that can destroy Superman. Lois and Clark go to Smallville to investigate the story and Clark introduces her to his parents. 150791 1995 Lois & Clark: Home Is Where The Hurt Is T VHS 338 (Excerpts) Episode #55. 12-17-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). TV Anchorman (Ben L. McCain). Lois and Clark's parents show up to spend Christmas with them. Mindy Church reorganizes the Intergang and creates a Kryptonian virus to make Superman die. Now and for the first time in his life Clark is sick, but this sickness can kill him, unless Sam Lane helps him with a risky recovering process. 150792 1993 Lois & Clark: Honeymoon in Metropolis T SV 247 Levine, Daniel Episode #12. 12-12-1993 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois and Clark go undercover as honeymooners to a Metropolis hotel in an attempt to find out about a possible conspiracy which seems to involve a powerful congressman. They also need to learn how to share their lives with someone. 150793 1994 Lois & Clark: House of Luthor, The T Levine, Deborah Joy and Daniel Levine Episode #22. 5-8-1994. Part II following Barbarians at the Planet Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Clark, Perry, Jack and Jimmy begin to search for the truth about downfall of the Daily Planet. They are sure Lex is guilty. When Lex gets some Kryptonite, he captures Superman and locks him in a cage with Kryptonite. Wedding time comes. Lois has doubts about what she really wants to do, walks around church remembering some moments she had with Clark, and realizes that Clark is the man she loves. When Archbishop asks if she takes Lex as her husband, she says she can't. White and Police Inspector interrupt wedding. They know Lex is a criminal. Lex escapes. Goes to room where Superman is trapped, but Superman is gone. Lois leaves church crying, hugging Kent. Lex throws himself off top of his building. Kent can't save him because Lane is in his arms. The Daily Planet bought again and everything goes back to normal. Before Lane can tell Kent she loves him,, he says he was lying to Lane about being in love with her -- but his fingers are crossed. 150794 1996 Lois & Clark: I Now Pronounce You…. T SV 371. SV 278 (Parts I and II) Ruppenthal, Chris Episode #59. 2-11-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois is preventing a disaster in her wedding day, and Clark asks Perry a history to take their minds off the worries. The story is about the robbery of frogs, but later, Lois and Clark discover that this robbery of frogs can kill the president of the United States, and the frogs are food for clones. When they finally solve the case , they get married. While Clark is in bed waiting for Lois, she is in the bathroom, eating a frog 150795 1993 Lois & Clark: I'm Looking Through You T SV 227 LeVine, Deborah Joy Episode #5. 10-10-93 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois and Clark are in a investigation about burglaries being made by invisible men. They also need to find a man who disappeared of his house, leaving his wife worried. This man can be invisible too, but he has no intention of make burglaries. Clark feels that he is losing his identity for Superman. 150796 1993 Lois & Clark: I've Got a Crush on You T SV 244, SV 226 Episode #7. 10-24-1993 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois and Clark go undercover to work at a nightclub in a tentative to find out about a connection between the owners of the club and a group of men called "Toasters". Clark is more involved with one of the club's owners and Lois gets jealous. Newscaster (Gregg Daniel). Reporter #2 (Tom Simmons). 150797 1997 Lois & Clark: I've Got You Under My Skin T Minear, Tim Episode #86. 5-31-1997 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). In an attempt to escape from a mob, a man uses a mystical stone to exchange his body with Kent's. While Kent tries to find out what is happening, the man decides to stay in Kent's body because he has found out Clark is Superman. And this time, Kent will need to convince Lois that he is in another body and needs her help to get back to his. 150798 1994 Lois & Clark: Ides of Metropolis, The T LeVine, Deborah Joy Episode #16. 2-6-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois helps a convicted murderer (but he is innocent) allowing him to stay at her house. He is the only one with the cure for a destructive new computer virus that is a menace for Metropolis. Jonathan worries that Martha might be having an affair and comes to Clark's apartment. 150799 1994 Lois & Clark: Illusions of Grandeur T St. John, Thania Episode #15. 1-23-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois and Clark need to find out the truth about the kidnapping of rich children who are disappearing in a magic box. A magician hypnotizes Superman and Lois, who is now in risk of life. 150800 1995 Lois & Clark: Individual Responsibility T Ruppenthal, Chris Episode #42. 4-16-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). The Intergang, now headed by Bill Church Jr., kidnaps Perry when Franklin Stern refuses to sell the Daily Planet and Superman allows the kidnap because he's affected with the strange "Red Kryptonite" effects. When Clark gets upset with Lois and Scardino's dates, he asks her out again. 150801 1995 Lois & Clark: Just Say Noah T SV 332 Buckner, Brad Episode #49. 10-22-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois and Clark go undercover as husband and wife to investigate missing couples in the Larry Smiley Institute, a place to help couples to repair problems in their marriages. They will find Larry's true plans and will find their romance again. 150802 1997 Lois & Clark: Lethal Weapon T Rosenberg, Grant Episode #78. 1-5-1997 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). While playing strip poker, Kent leaves to answer a bank alarm. When he arrives, man exposes him to red kryptonite and he burrows 50 feet under pavement. After two more exposures, his powers become increasingly stronger. He accidentally hurts Lois. He stays away from Lane. White's son, Jerry White (Andre Nemec) is out of prison. Showering White with gifts from money he made to mess up Superman with red kryptonite. Jimmy and Jerry are each jealous of the other's relationship with White. Olsen investigates Jerry's possible involvement in robberies. Gives information to Lane who warns him to be careful. She follows Jerry and sees him get paid for the job. Mr. Gadget and son want to level every building in Metropolis. Ask Jerry to help them and threaten his father. Superman eventually destroys machine, dodges kryptonite bullet, apprehends criminals. Jerry goes back to prison. Lois and Clark go back to their card game. 150803 1997 Lois & Clark: Lois and Clarks T Ross-Leming, Eugenie and Brad Buckner Episode #81. 3-9-1997 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). TV Anchorman (Ben L. McCain). Lois needs to find a way to bring Clark back to this world, and she will count with the help of H.G. Wells and the Clark from the alternate world, but they need to act quickly, or the real Clark will disappear in time, forever. 150804 1996 Lois & Clark: Lord of the Flys T Ross-Leming, Eugenie and Brad Buckner Episode #67. 9-22-1996. Season Four Opener Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Clark is gone to New Krypton, but the evil Lord Nor comes to earth to take over the planet. First of all, he takes over Smallville, and his next target is Metropolis. Now, Clark must go back to Earth to stop him, but before that, he wants to see Lois. Lord Nor discovers about Clark being on earth and captures his parents 150805 1995 Lois & Clark: Lucky Leon T Ruppenthal, Chris Episode #38. 3-12-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). When Jimmy is falsely accused by murder, Lois and Clark need to prove that he is innocent and clear his name. And they finally go to their "real" first date. Everything was going well, but when Clark takes Lois home, she closes the door on his face...because the date was great and because her fears about what will happen with their relationship. After they prove Jimmy's innocence, Lois explains to Clark what she felt when she closed the door on his face, and recognizes the mistake. When they finally kiss, a shocking and tragic thing happens. 150806 1994 Lois & Clark: Madame Ex (aka Lois & Clark: New Adventures of Superman, The) T SV 290 Blake, Tony & Paul Jackson Episode #23. 9-18-1994. Season Two Opener Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Luthor's ex-wife comes to Metropolis and creates an exact, but evil copy of Lois. The real Lois, with Clark, begins to investigate who's behind this creation and she discovers that Lex had a wife before almost marry her. Arianna tries to kill Superman, because she and many people of Metropolis think he is the guilty of Lex Luthor's fall. News Stand Operator (Tony DiBenedetto). 150807 1993 Lois & Clark: Man of Steel Bars, The T SV 238 Qualles, Paris Episode #10. 11-21-1993 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Metropolis is hit with a strong heat wave in the middle of winter, and people believe that Superman is the cause. Clark decides to leave Metropolis and gives a goodbye kiss in Lois. 150808 1997 Lois & Clark: Meet John Doe T Episode #79. 3-2-1997 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). TV Anchorman (Ben L. McCain). 150809 1995 Lois & Clark: Metallo T Episode #32. 1-1-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lucy Lane is working in Metropolis again, and now she has a new boyfriend named Johnny. He's turned into a cyborg body powered with kryptonite by the hands of two doctors. When Johnny finds out what he really is now, he tries to defeat Superman. 150810 1996 Lois & Clark: Never On Sunday T VHS 337 Rosenberg, Grant Episode #56. 1-7-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Ellen Lane hires a wedding coordinator to help on Lois and Clark's wedding, now the plans for a small ceremony are gone...And a magician with designs on vengeance is now in Metropolis against some people, including Clark. 150811 1993 Lois & Clark: Neverending Battle T SV 225 Levine, Daniel Episode #4. 10-3-1993 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lex Luthor develops several tests to see how strong Superman is. In the Daily Planet, Lois steals Clark's story about Superman. Clark moves into a new apartment. 150812 1996 Lois & Clark: Oedipus Wrecks T VHS 359 Simkins, David Episode #63. 3-24-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois is still in love with Deter, and even with her return to the Daily Planet, he doesn't tell her nothing about her relationship with Clark. . Bad Brain Johnson's brother Herkimer has created a machine that makes people act very strangely, just to impress his mother. Clark can't hold himself and tells Lois that he loves her. Deter makes Lois believe that she must go with him to the south of France, and when Perry is ready to kick his ass, the Herkimer machine begins to work and Lois remembers her relationship with Superman only. When Deter and Lois try to stop Herkimer with the machine, they suffer effects from the machine, and in this confusion Lois finally remembers all her life, including her love for Clark. 150813 1994 Lois & Clark: Operation Blackout T Boutiler, Kate Episode #28. 10-30-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois and Clark discover an terrorist operation to infiltrate the military Fort Truman and hijack a satellite. Now, they are targets of a supposedly dead boyfriend of one of Lois' best school friends. 150814 1995 Lois & Clark: Ordinary People T VHS 330 Ross-Leming, Eugenie and Brad Buckner Episode #46. 9-24-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Perry gives Lois and Clark some time off to spend more time together, to relief to pressure about marriage But Spencer Spencer, a "Love expert" with a deformed body, has a plan to put Lois and Clark in danger to bring Superman to his hands, then he will be able to get Superman's body. 150815 1996 Lois & Clark: People vs. Lois Lane, The T VHS 382 Rosenberg, Grant Episode #72. 10-17-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). When Lois and Clark are decorating their new house, a former Lois' informant calls and tells her to go to a park, then he will show her how a murder happened. When he puts the gun on her hand to show how the crime happened, a former professor that Lois sent to jail years ago makes the gun shoot, killing Lois' informant, and she is caught with the gun. Now, Lois is arrested and being accused of homicide. Reporter (Brad Heller). 150816 1993 Lois & Clark: Pheromone, My Lovely T SV 243 (Poor Quality) LeVine, Deborah Joy Episode #11. 11-28-1993 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Perfumist working for Luthor takes her perfume, Revenge to the Daily Planet and begins spraying it on the unsuspecting journalists. Results are unrestrained passion. Olsen chase model, White decides he's in love with the cleaning lady. Lane becomes enamored with a confused and unaffected Kent. Lane, embarrassed the next morning, agrees to help Kent investigate. Lane confused why she fell for Kent but he didn't fall for her. Luthor is sprayed and falls in love with Lane. Perfumist ties Lane over a boiling vat. Superman rescues her and stops perfumist from spraying Metropolis. Lane and Superman share first kiss. 150817 1995 Lois & Clark: Phoenix, The T SV 298 Blake, Tony and Paul Jackson Episode #35. 2-12-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Luthor is back from the dead. Now he wants to get Lane back and destroy Superman. Kent asks Lane out on a date, but when she accepts, White sends them in a stakeout. Then Lane and Kent call it the "almost first date." 150818 1993 Lois & Clark: Pilot T SV 222 LeVine, Deborah Joy Episode #1-#2 (Split into Two Parts). 9-12-1993 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Kent arrives in Metropolis and in his second try gets job of reporter on the Daily Planet, one of the greatest newspapers in the world. Meets Perry White, Jimmy Olsen, Cat Grant and Lois Lane, who doesn't like to work with partners. White sends Lane and Kent to investigate sabotage of space program's space station project. They meet Lex Luthor, one of the world's richest and most dangerous men. Kent decides to use his powers to help people. Ugly costumes, before finding right one. Superman gives boost to space station. In the Daily Planet, White and Olsen impressed with Kent. Then Superman flies through window with Lane and she names him Superman. Public Affairs Officer (Clyde Kusatsu). Next day she and Clark leave for new assignment and she reminds him she's still in charge. Reporter (Jean Montanti). Reporter #1 (Jerry Hauck). Reporter #2 (Anne Wyndham). TV Announcer (Yolanda Gaskins). . 150819 1994 Lois & Clark: Prankster, The T SV 298 Rosenberg, Grant Episode #26. 10-9-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Clark needs to protect Lois against a man she sent to jail five years ago, and what this man wants more is revenge 150820 1993 Lois & Clark: Requiem for a Superhero T SV 254 Killebrew, Robert Episode #6. 10-17-1993 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Dr. Sam Lane, Lois' father, is involved with the fabrication of really strong robots boxers. Lois tries to stop him of doing this, but he says he can't. One of the strongest boxers fights with Superman. Lois and Clark are now "officially" partners. 150821 1995 Lois & Clark: Resurrection T Miller, Gene and Karen Kavner Episode #39. 3-19-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Scientist develops a pill to "resurrect" some "dead" criminal men in Metropolis. Clark is jealous because a man who is trying to solve Mayson's murder shows interest on Lois, and she thinks he is attractive. 150822 1995 Lois & Clark: Return of the Prankster T VHS 340 Rosenberg, Grant Episode #37. 2-16-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Reporter (Tonja Kahlens). When the Prankster escapes the prison, he continues with his plans to torment Lois' life, and now he also wants to kidnap the president of the United States 150823 1994 Lois & Clark: Rival, The T SVD 950, SV 269 Blake, Tony and Paul Jackson Episode #18. 2-27-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Publisher Preston Carpenter (Dean Stockwell) is a rival publisher whose star reporter (Nancy Everhard) wants Clark to switch loyalties. Lois' ex-colleague is working for another newspaper who is strangely getting the major news before the Daily Planet and Lois gets jealous when she shows interest on Clark. 150824 1994 Lois & Clark: Season's Greedings (aka Lois & Clark: New Adventures of Superman, The). T SV 292 Cain, Dean Episode #31. 12-4-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). News Anchor (Doug Llewelyn). Fired and vengeful Toyman creates a toy which can make the adults act like children, and sure, all the Daily Planet gang will be affected too, even Clark. 150825 1996 Lois & Clark: Seconds T VHS 347 Miller, Correy Episode #61. 2-25-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Clark and the clone become friends. She doesn't want to kill the real Lois anymore. Now with Lois (who still thinks she's Wanda Detroit), Luthor plans to transfer their souls to new bodies and go away with Lane to the mountains so no one can find them. He also wants to destroy Superman (sure), and when he finds the clone, she ends up telling him that Clark is Superman. Lex kidnaps Martha and tells Lois to shoot Superman with a powerful weapon that he bought (that's the way to kill the love that Lois feels for Clark), but when she can't, Lex tries, but he and the clone end up dying with the weapon shot. During the rescue, Lois hits her head again, now she knows she's Lois Lane, but doesn't know anything and anyone else, including Clark. 150826 1997 Lois & Clark: Sex, Lies and Videotape T Dettman, Andrew & Daniel Truly Episode #79. 1-19-1997 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Philanthropist and owner of a tabloid Randy Goode (Jack Wagner) is jealous when Superman wins International Peace Prize. Vows to ruin Superman's reputation. Sends Samantha (Julie Brown), a reporter, to find incriminating dirt on Superman. Samantha sees Lane and Kent get close during an interview, she decides to investigate further. Snaps pictures of Lois and Superman kissing in a hotel room. Film is ruined, but she fakes the photo and prints the story anyway resulting in huge media scandal Two Middle Eastern countries prime for nuclear war. Superman mediates. Media scandal discredits him and peace talks stop. Kent decides only way to regain world's trust it to tell world that Kent is Superman. Lois with Olsen's help, tracks down photo lab. Connects Goode to fake photo and is kidnapped. Kent rescues her. Goode is planning to blow up heads of state but Superman destroys satellite sending signal. He and Lane fly back to Metropolis. Goode and Samantha arrested. Lois Clark go on weekend getaway 150827 1997 Lois & Clark: Shadow of a Doubt T VHS 411 Rosenberg, Grant Episode #84. 4-19-1997 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Leslie Luckabee (Patrick Cassidy) attempts to cause fight in Lois and Clark's wedding by making play for Lois. It works. Shadow-murderer is killing creators of Vixen. When murderer discover no antidote to set him free from shadows, tries to kill Lois. Superman tries to find out compatibility with Earth women. Superman destroys shadow-man and makes up with Lois. They realize that Leslie is son of Lex Luthor. Leslie and the troll discover Superman's true identity. 150828 1995 Lois & Clark: Small World After All, A T VHS 353 Sgriccia, Phillip J. Episode #64. 4-28-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois and Clark go to Lois' high school reunion, and there, she finds out about the disappearing of two of her classmates' lovers. They are disappearing because another classmate of Lois wants revenge for her bad school time, then she's shrinking their ex-colleagues' mates. She hates Lois, and puts Clark as the next on her shrink list. Now, Lois needs to find out what and who is doing this, or Clark will be small until disappear 150829 1993 Lois & Clark: Smart Kids T Levine, Daniel Episode #8. 10-31-1993 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Group of children who are drugging themselves by an experimental drug to increase the intelligence begins to bring problems to Metropolis. Clark is worried because the children told him that they know he is Superman. 150830 1996 Lois & Clark: Soul Mates T VHS 395 Kern, Bad Episode #70. 10-13-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). In their wedding night, Lois and Clark are interrupted by H.G. Wells, who says that before consummate their marriage, they must go back in time to destroy a curse, otherwise Lois will die from a disease. 150831 1994 Lois & Clark: Source, The T SV 282 Blake, Tony & Paul Jackson Episode #25. 10-2-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). When Lois fails to protect her source, she is suspended from the Daily Planet. Now, Lois and Clark need to work to find the criminal and restore her good reputation as reporter. 150832 1996 Lois & Clark: Stop the Presses T SVD 1333 Kern, Brad Episode #76. 12-8-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). New editor takes over Perry's office and a computer hacker taps into classified files to learn the source of Superman's powers -- and kill him. Ethan (Charles Esten). Perry gets promoted to a job upstairs and picks Lois to be the new Editor-in-Chief of the Daily Planet. She ends up killing one of Clark's stories and they have their first fight after marriage. And Superman must deal with Ethan Press, a man who wants to kill him because of Lex Luthor's death, and with the (forced) help of his brother Eric, Ethan creates a powerful weapon, and now, only the sun light can save Superman. Reporter #1 (Nicole Robinson). Reporter #2 (James Martin Jr.). 150833 1993 Lois & Clark: Strange Visitor (From Another Planet) T Zabel, Bryce Episode #3. 9-26-1993 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Jason Trask, who works for the government, is obsessed with Superman and wants to study and kill him. He kidnaps Lois and Clark because he's sure that Superman has a connection with them. Clark begins to learn about Krypton when he finds the spaceship that brought him to earth. 150834 1995 Lois & Clark: Super Mann T Ruppenthal, Chris Episode #53. 11-26-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). When Lois and Clark finally begin with the wedding plans, they must stop again and investigate a Nazi organization which is trying to take over Metropolis. 150835 1996 Lois & Clark: Swear to God, This Time We're Not Kidding T SVD 1215, VHS 395 McNamara, John Episode #69. 10-6-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Unscrupulous Reporter Leo Nunk (Ray Buktenica) tries to stop the marriage of the two journalists Few days before their wedding, Lois and Clark must face with Myrtle Beech AKA "The Wedding Destroyer" and her therapist. She doesn't want them (and no one else) to get married, and will do shocking things to stop it because years ago, Lois wrote the story which sent her to jail. When Lois and Clark finally stop Myrtle, they finally get married on the mountains, with the help of the angel Mike. 150836 1995 Lois & Clark: Target: Jimmy Olsen! T Blake, Tony and Paul Jackson Episode #41. 4-2-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Jimmy becomes a part of a experimental project by two ladies who want to put the people at their control. Lois is mad with all the Clark's suddenly disappearances and begins to date Scardino. 150837 1996 Lois & Clark: Tempus Anyone? T SV 329 McNamara, John Episode #58. 1-21-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Tempus is back and now he kidnaps Lois and takes her to an alternate world, where there is more violence, Tempus is running to presidency against Perry, and Clark is engaged...with Lana Lang, his former girlfriend from Smallville. With the help of an older H.G. Wells, Lois tries to stop Tempus from killing Perry and go back to her world, but for this, she needs to teach the alternate Clark how to be Superman. 150838 1995 Lois & Clark: Tempus Fugitive T SV 299 Weinstein, Jack and Lee Hutson Episode #40. 3-26-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois and Clark need to travel to 1966 with the help of H.G. Wells and his time machine to prevent a villain from the future who wants to destroy the baby Superman. The villain tells Lois about Clark's most important secret...his secret identity! 150839 1994 Lois & Clark: That Old Gang of Mine T SV 317, SV 289 Miller, Gene and Karen Kavner Episode #29. 11-13-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Al Capone, John Dillinger, Bonnie and Clyde return from the dead by the hands of a scientist. They start a crime wave in Metropolis and when one of them shoots Clark, he needs to fake his own death to protect his identity. 150840 1996 Lois & Clark: Through a Glass, Darkly T VHS 354 Ruppenthal, Chris Episode #65. 5-5-1996 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Superman is subjected to many tests of his powers by Zara and Ching, Kryptonians who need a new leader to the planet New Krypton. Lois and Clark discuss about buying a house. 150841 1995 Lois & Clark: Top Copy T SV 298 McNamara, John Episode #36. 2-19-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). When a famous television reporter Diana Stride (Raquel Welch) -- and also an assassin from the Intergang -- finds out Superman's true identity, she wants to show the information to the world. How will Clark hide the truth from the world now? 150842 1997 Lois & Clark: Toy Story T SV 252 Kern, Brad Episode #87. 6-7-1997 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Toyman kidnaps children from orphanages and takes them to what he believes is a "better place to live." Kidnaps Superman's doctor because he needs his help to create new machine called "the reintegrator" to kidnap children of former employers. Lois accidentally touches a toy with reintegrator effects and ends up in The Toyman's secret place. She and the doctor are now in danger and can only be saved by Superman. But first, he needs to find where they are. Alice and Perry get back together. 150843 1995 Lois & Clark: Ultra Woman T VHS 512, 333. SV 292 O'Neill, Gene F. and Noreen Tobin Episode #51. 11-12-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). The Newtrich sisters want to hit Superman with a "Red Kryptonite" beam (the kryptonite from the episode Individual Responsibility). But instead of make Superman apathetic, the beam transferred his powers to Lois. Now, she needs a secret identity...to do Superman's job. After a while, Clark begins to feel upset because he has no powers anymore. Perry's wife Alice leaves him. When Lois feels what is to be a super-hero, she realizes that she loves Clark even more and proposes to him. 150844 1994 Lois & Clark: Vatman T SV 265 Episode #19. 3-13-1993 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Reporter (Tonja Kahlens). LMN TV Anchor (Sam Rubin) Lex Luthor builds a clone of Superman, and teaches him to do what he wants, and what Lex wants is to destroy the real Superman. Copy Boy (Rob Sanchez). 150845 1995 Lois & Clark: Virtually Destroyed T VHS 338 Cain, Dean Episode #54. 12-10-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lex Luthor's illegitimate son, a genius in the computer area, traps Lois and Clark in his virtual world. There, he is strong, and Clark is not Superman. Before finally realize that they are still in the virtual world, Lois and Clark share their secrets about their past sexual relationships....well, at least, one of them had sexual relationships... 150846 1997 Lois & Clark: Voice From the Past T VHS 412, SV 282 McNamara, John Episode #85. 4-26-1997 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Superman finds Lois as Luthor's prisoner. Face off and Luthor tells Superman bomb will detonate unless he becomes a Lex Corp. employee and lets Lois marry him. Instead of giving in, Superman freezes Lois. Luthor believes she is dead. He scrambles to detonate bomb, but Leslie appears and stops him. Superman whisks Lois out of there and Leslie detonates the bomb. Superman repairs the Daily Planet's structural damage and then revives Lois. 150847 1994 Lois & Clark: Wall of Sound T McNamara, John Episode #24. 9-25-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Man who is a genius in the sound area creates a sound weapon that can affect Metropolis and Superman. Clark is nominated for the Kerth Awards, and Lois gets mad because she won this prize three years in a row and now she won't get the prize. 150848 1995 Lois & Clark: When Irish Eyes Are Killing T VHS 331 Rosenber, Grant Episode #48. 10-15-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-1997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Lois tries to convince Clark that his decision to break up is a mistake. When an old Lois' friend comes to Metropolis, she tries to make Clark jealous. But this friend has plans to use her in a Druid sacrifice. Clark finally realizes that he can't stay without Lois, but that may be too late now. 150849 1995 Lois & Clark: Whine, Whine, Whine T SV 301, SV 298 McCormick, Kathy and John McNamara Episode #43. 5-14-1995 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Justin Whalin, 1994-997). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Superman saves the life of a musician, but instead of "thank you", the musician wants to sue him because he "broke" his arm. Then, many people of Metropolis begins to fake injures caused by Superman. After finally give up of her love for Superman, Lois needs to choose who's the one she is going to be together with : Clark Kent or Dan Scardino. 150850 1994 Lois & Clark: Witness T SV 248 Moore, Bradley Episode #13. 1-9-1994 Reporters Clark Kent (Dean Cain) and Lois Lane (Teri Hatcher) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Lane Smith). Jimmy Olsen (Michael Landes). Catherine "Cat" Grant (Tracy Scroggins). Reporter (Julie Araskog). Lois' life is in danger when she witnesses the murderer of a scientist who was claiming to know the secret to increased male potency. Now, Clark and Perry need to protect her from the murderer Mr. Make-up and from the scientist's affair from the past : Barbara Trevino 150851 1982 Lois Gibbs and the Love Canal MT Newsman (Tom Fuccello). Photographer (Dick Christie). 150852 1997 Lois Syndrome, The M Reporter (Kelsie Chambers) is captured after she discovers the evil Baroness' plans. The Baroness leaves the report bound and gagged. She kidnaps three other lovely ladies and orders a secret operative known only as "The Enigma" to join forces with her or the hostages will die. 150853 1981 Lola M Editor (Karsten Peters) 150854 1922 Lola Montez, die Tanzerin des Konigs MF Germany Journalist Beauvallion (Max Gulstorff). 150855 1962 Lolita M DVD -R HQ 9242, 9243, 9244. L AFI-Television Scriptwriters Writer 150856 2003 Lollilove M TV Channel 7 Reporter (TeeJay Boyce). Photographer (Troy DeVolld). Channel 7 Cameraman (Stephen Blackehart). 150857 1976 Loma M Radio Commentator (Raimo Hayrinen) 150858 1948 London Belongs To Me M Newspaper Seller (Alexander Field). Newsboy (Frederick Knight). 150859 1981 London Affair N Stuart, Anthony Editor. Beautiful editor of the incendiary Red Rag newspaper in London gets involved with a Russian defector. Her boss is killed after several attempts on his life. 150860 1632 London and the Countrey Carbonadoed and Quartered Into Severall Characters P USC Lupton, Donald News. "For they all desire Newes." 12. Currantoes or weekly Newes. "These commonly begin with Vienna and end with Antwerpt." "…ordinarily they have as many Leyes as Lines, they live to lye." "they are busie fellows, for they meddle with other mens Affairs; No Pope, Emperour, or King, but must bee touched by their pen." "…they are ashamed to put their names to their Books. If they write good Newes of our side, it is seldome true; but if it be bad, it's alwayes almost too true. I with them either to write not at all, or lesse, or more true; the best newes if when we heare no Newes." 150861 2009 London Betty M News Media. Reporter (Haydria Finocchiaro). 150862 1937 London By Night M DVD -R HQ 7099, 7101 Ness Reporter Michael Denis (George Murphy) and his Irish Terrier called Jones investigates a murder in London. Reporter (Howard Chaldecott). Editor (Reynolds Denniston). Switchboard Operator (Robert Cory). Times (J.M. Kerrigan). 150863 1940 London Can Take It M Commentator (Quentin Reynolds). 150864 1757 London Chronicle, The ER COPY Johnson, Samuel In "Samuel Johnson's Prefaces & Dedications." Press. Rev. Zachariah Mudge. 150865 2009 London Dreams M India-United Kingdom News Media. Reporter Sima (Goldy Notay - Sima - The Reporter). Paparazzi (Johnny Lynch). Two childhood friends from Mumbai struggle to become rock stars in London. 150866 1987 London Embassy MT Miniseries Reporter. 1st Reporter (Keith Taylor). 2nd Reporter (Graham Cull). 3rd Reporter (Richard Attlee). Woman Reporter (Cathy Finlay). Conference Reporter (John Channel Mills). 150867 1991 London Kills Me M TV Interviewer (Tracey MacLeod). 150868 2009 London Ladies’ Gazette: Heart of Courage NR Martin, Kat #3 London Ladies’ Gazette Series Journalist Lindsey Graham, writing under the pen name of “Lady Smart,” crusades for social change among London’s elite writing for the London Ladies’ Gazette, Heart to Heart. But Lindsey’s greatest campaign begins when her brother Rudy, a notorious rake, is accused of murdering a string of prostitutes. Her confidence in his innocence is bolstered when an anonymous letter arrives naming viscount Merrick as the killer. Lindsey launches her own investigation into the gentleman’s questionable pursuits, a risky venture that earns her an unwelcome bodyguard -- Thor Draugr. At first Lindsey refuses the protection of her employer’s brother-in-law. They are like oil and water, yet she can barely conceal her attraction to the rugged Norseman. But an attempt on her life reveals not only the lengths that someone will go to in order to prevent her interference in the viscount’s sordid affairs, but that she can no longer deny that she desires the warrior by her side. Excerpt: Thor's blue gaze sharpened. "If the police can't find the killer, how will you?" "I'm a newspaper reporter, am I not? It is my job to dig up information. That is precisely what I am going to do." "You are a woman, Lindsey, whether you like it or not. Two women have already been killed." "I'm going to help my brother--whether you like it or not!" Turning away from him, she picked up her reticule and started for the door. Thor caught her arm. "You are going home?" "For now." 150869 2008 London Ladies’ Gazette: Heart of Fire NR Martin, Kat #2 London Ladies’ Gazette Series Reporter Coralee Whitmore for the fashionable London Ladies’ Gazette, Heart to Heart, learns that her sister’s death has been dismissed as a suicide so she vows to uncover the truth. Suspecting the notorious Earl of Tremaine was Laurel’s lover -- and the father of her illegitimate child -- Corrie infiltrates Castle Tremaine, posing as the abandoned, destitute wife of the earl’s distant cousin. But Corrie finds the handsome earl is not all he seems, and she’s not immune to his charms however much she despises his scandalous ways. And the deeper Corrie immerses herself in her role, the more certain it becomes that someone is bent on ensuring her questions got unanswered -- forever. 150870 2007 London Ladies’ Gazette: Heart of Honor NR Martin, Kat #1 London Ladies’ Gazette Series Publisher Krista Hart of the weekly London ladies’ gazette “Heart to Heart,” a gazette devoted to women’s cultural and economic issues, is not afraid to speak her mind. Even on such unpopular issues as social reform -- risking her reputation and her very safety -- Krista will not be intimidated, although she knows full well she is the target of angry opposition for her outspoken views. When she encounters a powerful Viking descendant imprisoned as a local sideshow attraction, Krista angrily demands his release. Although she tells herself that freeing Leif Draugr is simply the right thing to do, she can’t deny being attracted to the fierce Nordic chieftain, especially after her father transforms him into a proper English gentleman. But as anonymous treats against Krista become more and more aggressive. It is Leif who must face the unseen enemies desperate to silence her, even as they push her closer into the embrace of a warrior prepared to do whatever it takes to make her his. It is Victorian times, 1842 England, and Krista Hart, even though she’s the editor of a gazette, has a grandfather who regularly reminds her that his real duty is to provide the family a male heir -- and a suitable courtier, the handsome, educated Matthew Carton, has just made his intentions apparent. Then Krista and her mischievous friend, Coralee, visit the circus, where they find a huge, gibbering, unkempt man named Leif caged as a sideshow attraction. Thanks to her father, who happens to be a scholar of Viking culture, Krista recognizes Leif’s shouts as Norse, and learns that he’s the sole survivor of a shipwreck hailing from an isolated island where Vikings still live in the old ways. Krista’s father rescues Leif and brings him home, eager to teach Leif the English language and customs in exchange for his first-hand Viking knowledge. Leif immediately claims Krista as “his woman,” indulges in crude behavior and finally abducts Krista in hopes of taking her back to his island. 150871 2006 London Refrain N Thoene, Bodie and Brock Thoene #7 Zion Covenant Series Photojournalist Robert “Mac” McGrath, a veteran American photographer, recorded the landslide toward war with dedication, believing if he told the truth, the world would rise up and put a stop to Hitler’s evil plans. Now his foolish idealism embarrasses him. England teeters on the brink of war. It’s no longer a question of if. It’s a matter of when. In the dark fall of 1939 the hopes of the Polish people fade as Nazi bombers strafe the beloved city of Warsaw. Politicians debate while hundreds stand in lines at the British Embassy, desperate to flee the country before Hitler’s ground forces arrive. Who will live and who will die? Will anyone dare to stand against the apathy of the nations? Robert “Mac” McGrath is an American journalist -- in TENS, colleague of Murphy and Josie Marlow, in love initially with Josie. He eventually leaves her to Andre Chardon and marries Eva Weitzmann. He is a gentile. 150872 1980 London Story M Newscaster (Dermot Murnaghan). 150873 1993 London Tonight DT Series 1993- News Program. Reporter Liz Wickham (2007). Reporter Mary Nightingale (2007). Political Correspondent-Editor Simon Harris (2007). Weather Presenter Robin Lermitte (2007). London Life Correspondent Ben Scotchbrook (2007). Sports Correspondent Jonathan Wills (2007). Presenters Tamzin Sylvester (2007), Alastair Stewart (2007), Ben Scotchbrook (2007), Jonathan Wills (2007), Katie Derham. Your News Promoter Mary Nightingale. 150874 1700 London-Spy Compleat, The N USC Ward, Ned Ned Ward ranked high as a journalist of the period. News. Book filled with valuable information not to be found elsewhere. Paints an ugly picture of metropolitan life at the end of the 17th century. Satirical works 150875 1989 London's Burning: T Episode #12. 12-3-1989 News Media. TV Reporter (Gabrielle Glaister). 150876 1933 Lone Eagle, The SS Morgan, Lt. Scott (Reichnitzer, F.E.) Reporter John Masters is a dull newspaper reporter for a Chicago daily. But he was really the Lone Eagle, the "World's Greatest Sky Fighter," air ace and veteran of both World Wars. 150877 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: All About Yves T Episode #12. 5-11-2001 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: The Lone Gunmen follow Morris Fletcher and find a link to Romeo 61 (one of the biggest conspiracies ever). The gunmen team up with Fletcher and the trail not surprisingly leads the Gunmen to Yves and they uncover a secret government terrorist organization responsible for decades of major crimes. 150878 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Bond, Jimmy Bond T Episode #2. 3-11-2001 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: A million-dollar check from a possible drug deal leads the Gunmen to a charity organization run by a CEO named Bond. There the Gunmen find the fourth member of the Lone Gunmen team and together they work to find out what’s really going on when Langly is kidnapped. 150879 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Cap'n Toby T Episode #12. 6-1-2001 News Media. Reporter (Norma Jean Wick). Reporter #2 (Zahf Paroo). Magazine Publisher John Fitzgerald (Bruce Harwood) of "The Lone Gunman" (previously entitled Magic Bullet in earlier episodes of The X-Files). 150880 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Cap’n Toy Show, The T Episode #13. 6-1-2001 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: When two stagehands of the “Cap’n Toby Show” die on the same day, the Gunmen investigate only to discover the men were FBI agents working in a Chinese intelligence unit. Then the Gunmen find out that kid’s show host Cap’n Toby is accused of being a spy, can they clear his name in time? The end of the series featuring the trio of computer-hacking conspiracy geeks popularly known as The Lone Gunmen. Never ones to stray far from the center of corporate and government intrigue, the threesome of John Byers, Melvin Frohike, and Richard Langly play like a misguided Mission Impossible team, embarking on a series of comic adventures that simultaneously highlight their genius and ineptitude. While their newfound independence inspires them to investigate even the most shadowy of conspiracies, their social skills remain stagnant, which only makes their lives more difficult when they learn their chief competitor in the "information business" is the brilliant and beautiful Yves Adele Harlow. Perpetually short of funds to publish The Lone Gunmen newspaper, Byers, Frohike and Langly begrudgingly take on Jimmy Bond as an unlikely benefactor who bankrolls their missions and joins them in their investigations to uncover the truth. 150881 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Diagnosis: Jimmy T Episode #9. 4-20-2001 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: As Frohike, Langly and Byers try to catch a poacher dealing in grizzly bear gallbladders somewhere in a forest, a hospitalized Jimmy from a skiing accident begins to suspect his surgeon is a wanted killer after seeing “America’s Most Wanted.” Can Jimmy get to the truth in his injured state? 150882 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Eine Kleine Frohike T Episode #3. 3-16-2001 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: Frohike goes deep undercover after the gunmen receive a tip which would possibly lead them to a baker who used to poison members of the French Resistance back in World War II. Frohike must pretend that he is the baker’s long lost son, who she has not seen in 50 years and somehow get the truth from her. 150883 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Like Water for Octane T Episode #4. 3-18-2001 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: The gunmen search for an automobile that runs on water and whose creator disappeared years ago on a trip to Detroit to show his invention to the Big Three automakers. 150884 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Lying Game, The T Episode #11. 5-4-2001 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: The gunmen are stunned to find that FBI Assistant Director Walter Skinner is somehow deeply involved in the murder of Byers’ old college roommate. The Gunmen have to question what’s a lie and what’s really the truth to get to the bottom of this case. 150885 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Madam, I’m Adam T Episode #6. 3-30-2001 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: The Gunmen try to help a man who claims his whole life, including his house and his wife, has been stolen from him because he was transported by aliens from a parallel universe. But the Gunmen soon find out that there is a more logical explanation... 150886 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Maximum Byers T Episode #8. 4-13-2001 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: Byers and Jimmy become inmates at the Texas Department of Corrections and help an innocent man facing an execution on death row. Will our boys be able to free the innocent man before it’s too late? 150887 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Pilot T Episode #1. 3-4-2001 Magazine Publisher John Fitzgerald (Bruce Harwood) of "The Lone Gunman" (previously entitled Magic Bullet in earlier episodes of The X-Files). Publicist (Brenda James). 150888 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Pilot T Episode #1. 3-4-2001 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: The trio of computer-hacking conspiracy geeks popularly known as The Lone Gunmen. Never ones to stray far from the center of corporate and government intrigue, the threesome of John Byers, Melvin Frohike, and Richard Langly play like a misguided Mission Impossible team, embarking on a series of comic adventures that simultaneously highlight their genius and ineptitude. While their newfound independence inspires them to investigate even the most shadowy of conspiracies, their social skills remain stagnant, which only makes their lives more difficult when they learn their chief competitor in the "information business" is the brilliant and beautiful Yves Adele Harlow. Perpetually short of funds to publish The Lone Gunmen newspaper, Byers, Frohike and Langly begrudgingly take on Jimmy Bond as an unlikely benefactor who bankrolls their missions and joins them in their investigations to uncover the truth. Byers’ father fakes his death to uncover a conspiracy to hijack an airliner. The Long Gunmen try to get to the truth of his supposed death and uncover the conspiracy. Frohike and Byers attempt to steal the Octium IV chip, but are beaten too it. Later while investigating the death of Byer’s father, the gunmen stumble onto a sinister government plot to ignite hostilities worldwide and increase arms sales dramatically. 150889 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Planet of the Frohikes T Episode #7. 4-6-2001 Magazine Publisher John Fitzgerald (Bruce Harwood) of "The Lone Gunman" (previously entitled Magic Bullet in earlier episodes of The X-Files). Reporter (Marco Roy). 150890 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Planet of the Frohikes: A Short History of My Demeaning Captivity T Episode #7. 4-6-2001 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: The Lone Gunmen receive an e-mail from a monkey that has been subjected to secret government tests. The gunmen are shocked to find out that their contact is in fact a genetically altered, super monkey, who requires their help. 150891 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Tango de los Pistoleros T Episode #10. 4-27-2001 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: The Gunmen keep blowing Yves’ cover as she tries to prevent a tango-dancing smuggler from passing on information about new top-secret military cloaking material. The only way she can stop him is by becoming his tango-dancing partner. 150892 1995 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Anasazi T Episode. Season 2. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: In Dover, Delaware, Kenneth Soona, one of the Lone Gunmen, hacks into Department of Defense files and downloads government secrets about aliens onto a digital cassette, immediately word of the breach echoes throughout the world. The Cigarette Smoking Man tells those concerned that he has already resolved the matter. The Lone Gunmen meet with Mulder and tell him that Soona, also known as the Thinker, requests to meet with him. 150893 1996 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Apocrypha T Episode. Season 3. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: Mulder and the Lone Gunmen use Kryceck’s key to recover the digital tape from a locker at an ice rink, but Mulder finds the case empty. 150894 1995 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Blessing Way, The T Episode. Season 3. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. 150895 1994 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Blood T Episode. Season 2 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: 150896 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Deadalive T Episode #176. Season 8. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. 150897 1998 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Dreamland II T Episode. Season 6. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. 150898 1994 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: E.B.E. T Episode. First appearance of the Lone Gunmen. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent videogames like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly-guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually re-acquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: With assistance from the Lone Gunmen, Mulder and Scully are able to get fake identification and head inside the power plant. Mulder introduces Scully to the Lone Gunmen, who he describes as an extreme government watchdog group. 150899 1997 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Emily T Episode. Season 5. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. 150900 2000 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: En Ami T Episode. Season 7. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. 150901 1997 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: End, The T Episode. Season 5. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: Scully visits the Lone Gunmen, wanting them to analyze the data from Gibson. She asks them who Diana is and they tell her she worked closely with Mulder when he discovered the X-Files. 150902 1994 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Fearful Symmetry T Episode. Season 2. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: Mulder speaks with Lone Gunmen Frohike and Byers, who claim that Fairfield is known for animal disappearances and UFOs have been frequently cited nearby. 150903 1999 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Field Trip T Episode. Season 6. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. 150904 2000 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: First Person Shooter T Episode. Season 7. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: Mulder and Scully visit the First Person Shooter development company headquarters. They meet with The Lone Gunmen who work as consultants to the game. Later, Mulder and Scully go back to FPS headquarters where The Lone Gunmen are trapped inside the game with somebody shooting at them. Mulder enters the game in game combat gear to help them. 150905 1998 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Flight of the Future M Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Film: Mulder and Scully must fight the government in a conspiracy and find the truth about an alien colonization of Earth. Mulder awakens in a hospital after a bullet grazes his temple, and, with the help of The Lone Gunmen, sneaks out of the hospital. Mulder and Scully attend a hearing where their testimony is routinely ignored, and the evidence covered up. The only remaining proof of the whole ordeal is the bee that stung Scully, collected by The Lone Gunmen. She hands it over, nothing that the FBI does not currently have an investigative unit qualified to pursue the evidence at hand. Mulder is appalled by the media cover-up of the entire incident, and tries to persuade Scully to leave his crusade. Scully refuses nothing that “If I quit now, they win.” 150906 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Gift, The T Episode. Season 8. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. 150907 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Jump the Shark T Episode #197. Season 9. The episode was created to give closure for The Lone Gunmen TV series, which was a spin-off of the X-Files. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: When Morris Fletcher approaches FBI agents Monica Reyes and John Doggett with information related to the supersoldiers they turn to The Lone Gunmen. He provides an alleged photo of the supersoldier, which the Lone Gunmen recognize as being Yves Adele Harlow, a fellow hacker who went missing a year ago. The Gunmen refuse to believe the evidence, especially when they find that Fletcher provided it, although the agents continue to pursue the trail. Harlow murders a biology professor, cuts out an organ and disposes of it in a furnace. After the Gunmen capture her, she reveals that he had been experimenting with the immune system of sharks and had been grafting pieces of shark onto his body in order to become a living host to a biological weapon. His research had been funded by Yves' arms dealing father, who had commissioned Fletcher to find her and prevent her from stopping his biological terrorism plot. She further informs them that there is another host, whom she is trying to identify and locate before he can unleash his deadly payload. Once Fletcher realizes that he's been used by Harlow's father, he teams with the Gunmen to help Harlow find the second bioterrorist. After a few false starts and chases, the Lone Gunmen corner the bioterrorist with only a few minutes before his virus is due to be released. They realize that they lack the time to destroy his virus-filled organ and pull a fire alarm, causing large emergency doors to seal shut, simultaneously containing the virus and entrapping them with it. Their sacrifice earns them a final resting place in Arlington National Cemetery, where Fletcher and the FBI agents pay their respects to them. 150908 1997 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Memento Mori T Episode. Season 4. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: Mulder recruits the Lone Gunmen to help him break into the Lombard Research facility where he thinks he may be able to find more information on how to save Scully. 150909 1996 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Musings of a Cigarette Smoking Man T Episode. Season 4. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: The Cigarette Smoking Man, with a sniper rifle and surveillance equipment, spies on a meeting between Mulder, Scully and the Lone Gunmen. Frohike finds a magazine story that he believes reveals the true history of the Cigarette Smoking Man. 150910 1995 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Nisei T Episode. Season 3. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: Mulder consults the Lone Gunmen on the background of the Talapus and he heads to the port it had docked in. 150911 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Nothing Important Happened Today (Two Parts) T Episodes #182-#183. Season 8. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episodes: The Lone Gunmen find that Wormus had been receiving data from McFarland, the drowned reclamation worker. The one Gunmen intercept a call from the Captain to Wormus telling him to contact the FBI. 150912 1994 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: One Breath T Episode. Season 2. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: Lone Gunmen investigate after Frohike visits with Scully and sneaks out a chart. The newest Lone Gunman, known as “The Thinker” assists, and tells them that Scully’s blood contains branched DNA that may have been used for identification but now is inactive and nothing more than a poisonous waste product in her system. 150913 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Providence T Episode. Season 9 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. 150914 1997 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Redux (Part One) and Redux II T Episode. Season 5. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: Mulder brings the vial he found to the Lone Gunmen who tell him it’s not a cure, only deionized water. 150915 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Three Words T Episode. Season 8. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. 150916 2002 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Truth, The T Episode #201. Season 9. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. 150917 1997 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Unusual Suspects T Episode. Season 5. The third episode airs in the fifth season of The X-Files and reveals the origins of the Lone Gunmen and is a cross-over with the series “Homicide: Life on the Street.” Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: At a Baltimore warehouse in 1989, a SWAT team breaks in, finding a naked, disoriented Mulder in a box, shouting, "They're Here!" Three men attempt to flee the scene and are captured; they are revealed to be the Lone Gunmen. As they sit in a city jail, they begin blaming each other for the predicament they are in. Detective John Munch interrogates Byers, who tries to explain what happened. Byers tells Munch that he is a public affairs officer for the FCC, and had attended a computer and electronics convention. Byers follows a beautiful woman who passes by his booth; he also passes by booths manned by Frohike and Langly. When Byers bumps into her, she introduces herself as Holly and says that her daughter has been kidnapped by her ex-boyfriend, who is in the Baltimore area. The only clue Holly has to her boyfriend's is a piece of paper with "ARPANET/WHITCORPS" written on it. Byers realizes that the words refer to a Defense Department network, which she requests he hack into. Byers finds an encrypted file on her daughter, named Susanne Modeski. Just then, a man whom Holly claims to be her boyfriend passes by -- Fox Mulder. Byers and Holly recruit Frohike to help them decipher the encrypted file. Both Byers and Frohike think it would be a good idea to assault Mulder, but don't do it when he introduces himself as an FBI agent. Returning to his booth, Byers finds his colleague being arrested for the hacking he committed. Frohike convinces Byers not to turn himself in, and recruits Langly to help them hack into the FBI database to learn more about why they are after Holly. They learn that "Holly" is actually Susanne Modeski, and that she is wanted for acts of murder, sabotage, and terrorism at a weapons facility in New Mexico. Holly/Susanne arrives and admits her deception, but claims that she has been scapegoated for trying to leave her job at the weapons facility. There, she had been working on ergotamine, an aerosolized gas that causes paranoia and anxiety. Susanne claims that the government plans to test the gas on the civilians in Baltimore. After deciphering the encrypted file, they find that she's telling the truth and learn the location of the gas. Susanne also finds evidence that she has had a tracking device put in her teeth, which she pulls out. The four of them head to a warehouse, where they find the gas stored inside asthma inhalers. Suddenly, Mulder arrives to arrest them, but two dark suited men arrive after afterwards to take Susanne. They fire at Mulder, hitting the boxes behind him and exposing to the gas. The exposure causes Mulder to strip naked, hide in the box, and hallucinate about seeing aliens in the warehouse. Susanne kills the suited men and escapes. More men arrive, led by Mr. X. He who intimidates Byers, Langly, and Frofike, but allows them to leave. Detective Munch doesn't believe Byers' story, but it is soon corroborated by Mulder. Byers, Langly and Frohike are released. They later encounter Susanne again, who has failed to get the news media to believe her story. She tells them to reveal the truth to as many people as possible. She is captured by Mr. X and his men soon afterwards. Later, the three of them meet Mulder in the convention center and explain what happened to him. 150918 2000 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Via Negativa T Episode. Season 8. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. 150919 1996 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Wetwired T Episode. Season 3. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: Mulder brings a device to the Lone Gunmen who tell him it’s emitting some kind of a signal. The Lone Gunmen believe the device to be some sort of mind control device. Mulder wasn’t affected due to his color blindness. 150920 2000 Lone Gunmen, The: The X-Files: Within T Episode #162. Season 8. Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: Skinner visits The Lone Gunmen who are checking for any UFO activity in the United States that could be connected to Mulder’s abduction. Later on more evidence is found by The Lone Gunmen. They are seeing much UFO activity in Arizona. 150921 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Three Men and a Smoking Diaper T Episode #5. 3-23-2001. Magazine Publisher John Fitzgerald (Bruce Harwood) of "The Lone Gunman" (previously entitled Magic Bullet in earlier episodes of The X-Files). Reporter (Marco Roy). Field Reporter (Sean Allan). 150922 2001 Lone Gunmen, The: Three Men and a Smoking Diaper T Episode #5. 3-23-2001 Journalists Richard “Ringo” Langly, Melvin Frohike and John Fitzgerald Byers publish a news publication called “The Magic Bullet Newsletter -- a pejorative reference to the single bullet theory and, like the group’s name, a reference to the Kennedy assassination. The publication was renamed “The Long Gunman,” of which FBI Agent Mulder was a loyal subscriber. None of the three have day jobs. They are ardent conspiracy theorists, government watchdogs and computer hackers who frequently assist central X-Files characters, Mulder and Scully, though they sometimes had their own adventures. They rely on financial backers who believed in their cause, and what revenue the subscriptions to their paper generated. They share a loft apartment where they also work. They use a 1970 VW Transporter (a minibus) to commute. John Fitzgerald Byers (Bruce Harwood) was once a public relations worker for the FCC. He was a conservative dresser with a neatly trimmed beard, a stark contrast to his grungier comrades. He had at least some working knowledge of medicine, genetics and chemistry and is known for the famous line, "That's what we like about you, Mulder. Your ideas are even weirder than ours." He was born on November 22, 1963, the same day that President Kennedy died. His parents named him after the fallen president. His name would have been Bertram otherwise. Byers was the most "normal" of the three, and while Frohike and Langly were seemingly born angry misfits, Byers dreamed of a quiet, uneventful, suburban life. Byers' father was a high-ranking government official, but they never saw eye to eye and when Byers' father appears in The Lone Gunmen pilot, the two hadn't spoken for some time. Melvin Frohike (Tom Braidwood) was a former '60s radical and the oldest of the three. Though a skilled computer hacker, Frohike was primarily the photography specialist for the newsletter. Frohike had a lascivious attitude toward women. However, he had a more purely romantic attitude towards Dana Scully; when she was gravely ill in the episode 'One Breath', Frohike appeared at the hospital in a tailored suit carrying a bouquet. His unique sense of fashion made him stand out: leather jackets, furry vests, combat boots, fingerless gloves, etc. Frohike considered himself the "action man" of the trio and would often be seen doing very intense stunts (many rigged to look more impressive than they really were). Despite his childish scraps with Langly and others, Frohike's age and experience gave him a kind of quiet wisdom that occasionally surfaced when he consoled his friends about the sorry nature of their lives. In The Lone Gunmen episode "Tango de los Pistoleros," Frohike was revealed to be a former tango champion who danced under the stage name "El Lobo." Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and socially immature of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones and enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long-running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite." His nickname was "Ringo". Langly was a Dungeons and Dragons player (as 'Lord Manhammer') and enjoyed violent video games like Quake. (In the William Gibson-penned X-Files episode "First Person Shooter," Frohike and Byers were also avid gamers, an uncharacteristic development for both men and one that was never referenced again in later stories.) In the LGM episode "Octane," it is revealed that Langly is a "32 year old virgin." Associates Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) - an FBI Special agent who was in charge of The X-Files, a special branch of the FBI that dealt with the supernatural. Mulder first met the trio when they first formed, and they would prove to be his greatest ally and friends. He would turn to The Lone Gunmen several times when needing information on elements of the paranormal or when he needed to access highly guarded government institutions. After he disappeared from The FBI, his X-Files partner Dana Scully, his boss Walter Skinner, and his replacements John Doggett and Monica Reyes would ask for the assistance of The Lone Gunmen as well. When Mulder was supposedly found "dead", The Gunmen appeared at his funeral, but when he proved to be alive, they were the ones who tearfully welcomed him back. Mulder was not able to attend the funeral of The Lone Gunmen, as he was still in hiding, but he talked to their apparitions following his resurfacing. Scully, Skinner, Doggett, and Reyes would attend their funeral, and Scully proclaimed that The Lone Gunmen "meant so much to [him]." Kenneth Soona aka The Thinker (Bernie Coulson) - an unofficial fourth member, a computer hacker, who succeeded in accessing Majestic 12 files and encrypting them onto a digital tape in the season 2 finale of the X-Files titled "Anasazi". The Thinker first appeared in the season 2 episode titled "One Breath". The Thinker was killed by assassins working for the Cigarette Smoking Man, who eventually reacquired the tape. He was referred to in the first episode of season 3 titled "The Blessing Way" as being murdered, but he was not in that episode. Jimmy Bond (Stephen Snedden) - another "fourth member", who joined the trio in The Lone Gunmen series. Though he shares the bravery and physicality of his namesake, he initially appears to be rich but not very bright, and is fascinated with the trio, who often consider him a nuisance. His saving grace is his boundless optimism, coupled with an idealistic view that the jaded Gunmen wish they still held. Yves Adele Harlow (Zuleikha Robinson) - a femme fatale thief who sometimes works with the Lone Gunmen trio (although sometimes she is their rival). The alias Yves Adele Harlow is an anagram for Lee Harvey Oswald. The anagram name, Yves Adele Harlow, could also be a reference to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe played a supporting role in All About Eve (an episode in the series is "All About Yves"). Before she died, she had planned to star in a biopic about Jean Harlow. The Lone Gunmen are obsessed with John F. Kennedy's assassination (Kennedy and Monroe were having an affair), which was supposedly committed by Lee Harvey Oswald. It was later revealed in the X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" that Yves' real name was Lois Runtz. Kimmy the Geek (Jim Fyfe) - an expert hacker and a Star Trek fan who occasionally helps the trio. He is the twin brother of Jimmy the Geek, a character killed by a bus in The X-Files episode "Three of a Kind", played by the same actor. Susanne Modeski (Signy Coleman) - was an employee at the Advanced Weapon Research Centre at White Stone Army Base in New Mexico who assisted in the development of a biological weapon that creates psychotic hallucinations. Modeski appears in the The X-Files episodes "Unusual Suspects" and "Three of a Kind". Modeski appeared to be Byer's love-interest in The X-Files series. The Episode: The Lone Gunmen find a link between a popular Senator running a campaign for reelection, who appeared to be involved with one of his campaign workers who died in a very suspicious accident. But the Gunmen get more than they bargained for when they get stuck with the Senator’s lovechild. 150923 1938 Lone Ranger, The M Chapter Play Cub Reporter (Charles Williams). 150924 1955 Lone Ranger, The: Adventure at Arbuckle T DVD -R HQ 2411. SVD 794 Episode Woman Editor-Publisher Susan Starr (Nan Leslie) of the Arbuckle Bugle. Lone Ranger helps a crusading woman newspaper publisher-editor expose a gang in the wide-open Arbuckle town. She wants to find out who killed her father, David Starr, the publisher of the Arbuckle Bugle. She took over the newspaper when her father was killed. Lone Ranger and Tonto give editor reward money to build a better paper for the town -- that's what her father would have wanted. 150925 1952 Lone Ranger, The: Bullets for Ballots T Episode Editor is terrorized and the Lone Ranger steps in to save him 150926 1955 Lone Ranger, The: Code of the Pioneers T DVD -R HQ 2215. 2224 (Complete with Credits) Rose, Lillian and Charles Larson Editor-Publisher Mrs. James Curtis (Emlen Davies) starts up the Gold Creek Clarion opposing a crooked politician in her first issue. The Lone Ranger saves the day. Jimmy Curtis, her son (Barry Curtis), is her printer's devil. Her late husband owned the press and published newspapers before he died. The crooks steal her press and type while her son hides in the closet. 12-year-old kid follows crooks to shack where they are hiding the press and is captured. "My press. All of my equipment gone," she says. Lone Ranger: "The man behind this scheme knows the value of the press." Crooks print up own edition of the Gold Creek Carion supporting their candidates with headline: "Marshall Grant Dishonest." Goes to town to distribute one-sheet extra before election. "We'll have a paper of our own," chief crook says after they chase Mrs. Curtis out of town when they win the election. Printer's ink on the crook's hand is evidence he printed up the papers. Lone Ranger finds the papers and destroy them. "Marshal Grant Elected Sheriff" headline of next edition of the real Gold Creek Clarion. 150927 1955 Lone Ranger, The: Death Goes To Press T DVD -R HQ 6394. SVD 796 Episode Editor Smiley Phillips (Peter Hanson) is helped by the Lone Ranger and Tonto. 150928 1955 Lone Ranger, The: Outlaw Underground T DVD -R HQ 11280. SVDSP 758 Episode Newspaperman. Lone Ranger and Tonto meet a newspaper man masquerading as an outlaw in an attempt to get a scoop on a fugitive's hideout. 150929 1952 Lone Ranger, The: Special Edition T SVDSP 760 Episode Editor of newspaper teams up with Lone Ranger to expose a gang of con men. 150930 1949 Lone Ranger, The: Trigger Finger T Episode #161. 4-7-1955 Editor Frank Crowell (Stacy Keach). 150931 1952 Lone Star M DVD -R HQ 2396, 2397. SVDSP 569. SV 213 Chase, Borden (Short Story and Screenplay). Howard Estabrook (Story). Ness Book Editor Martha Ronda (Ave Gardner) of The Austin Blade becomes caught up in debate over annexation of Texas. Involved with corrupt politician, distrustful of cattle owner hero who accuses editor of having ulterior motives supporting politician. Cattleman accuses editor of wanting to marry great man. Editor discovers article about a beef contract being award to cattleman in exchange for his help in annexing state. She exposes him as fraud in front of the president of Texas President goes ahead with treaty with Mexico which cattleman was trying to prevent. When editor finds out truth about politician, she runs an article announcing Sam Houston's support of annexation. Changes mind about cattleman after he organizes opposition to army politician built up to stop Texas congress from meeting. Editor offers her assistant at the newspaper a scoop and he asks why he needs it when they are the only paper around for 300 miles. 150932 1997 Lone Star Heat NM Baxter, Mary Lynn TV Reporter Julianna Reed joins forces with her former Texas Ranger husband in order to stay alive. They've been divorced for 11 years. During a political debate, a close friend of Reed's suddenly dies on the air putting Reed and her show in the news. She and the Texas Ranger join forces to find out who killed her. They find themselves buried in blackmail and political corruption. 150933 2010 Lone Star Legend N Zepeda, Gwendolyn Blooger Sandy Saavedra landed her dream job as a blogger for the popular website !Latino Now! She was a bright-eyed idealist determined to eradicate racism and Latino stereotypes from her hard-hitting exposes. The sugar Pulitzers dancing in her head burst into flame, however, when Sandy’s Editor-in-Chief is laid off and replaced by Dolores Villanueva O’Sullivan. Editor O’Sullivan has one mission: to make !Latino Now! an internet sensation no matter ow many pandering puff pieces she has to pack onto its pages. Now Sandy is forced to cover the most demeaning “stories,” from telenovela sets to low rider shows, to the trail of the mythical Chupacabra. Sandy doesn’t see how she can keep this job without losing her soul, especially when she’s sent to Middle-of-Nowhere Texas to investigate alleged footprints of the dumbest legend her people ever created, the Chupacabra. Sandy’s sense of logic tells her she’s about to fail an assignment and lose her job. Until her intuition leads her to Tio Jaime, a grandfatherly hermit who may be crazy or may be the best thing that ever happened to Sandy’s career. 150934 1946 Lone Star Moonlight M Radio Station rivalry 150935 1945 Lone Texas Ranger M Editor F.E. Murphy (Budd Buster). 150936 1949 Lone Wolf and His Lady, The M DVD -R HQ 9177. SVD 620 Reporter Michael Lanyard (Ron Randell) for the Daily Register accepts newspaper assignment to cover public exhibition of a famous diamond. Lanyard is really the Lone Wolf. Female Reporter Grace Duffy (June Vincent). When diamond is stolen, he is accused and tracks down real crooks with help of his valet and Duffy. Managing Editor (George M. Carleton). Messenger (David Fresco). 150937 1983 Lone Wolf McQuade M News Media. Reporter #1 (Franco Toth). Reporter #2 (Martha Saldana). Photographer #1 (Deborah Shore). 150938 1936 Lone Wolf Returns, The M Reporter (Eddie Fetherston) Photographer (Harry Harvey) 150939 1941 Lone Wolf Takes a Chance, The M DVD -R 9069, 9068 Newsreel Announcer (Art Gilmore). Newsstand Clerk (Ernie Adams). 150940 1994 Lonely Guy, The M L Writer Larry Hubbard creates greet cards until he writes a bestseller and wins fame and fortune. 150941 1989 Lonely Hearts N OWN - P Harvey, John Columnist of Lonely Hearts newspaper column is the only thing two murdered women have in common 150942 1957 Lonely House, The M Short - Crime TV Newsreader (Ludovic Kennedy). Host (Edgar Lustgarten). 150943 1988 Lonely Knights MT TV Reporter Kelly Stoneham (Jennifer Dale) falls for a charity organizer, but becomes curious about his mysterious background while she’s also working on a series about wealthy families with her cameraman Sammy Donato (Jeff Pustil). 150944 1963 Lonely Lane M AFI-Authors Writer 150945 2009 Lonely Love M Journalist Abby (Melissa Lowe) works for a major newspaper and is consumed with her job. When she loses both of her parents in a car accident, her boss sends her on vacation to his lake house in a small town called Cave Spring. Thinking this will just be a short break from her everyday life, Abby meets Austin, a kind-hearted and humble owner of a local bookstore. While she is falling for him, Abby also begins to fall in love with a series of books with a series of books by a mysterious yet classic author named August Winters who apparently disappeared about 10 years ago. But as her vacation slowly comes to an end, Abby must decide if she is willing to leave her everything behind for the people she cares about, or if she will ultimately return to the same monotonous existence that has become her life. Newscaster (Sherricka L. White). 150946 1965 Lonely Side of the River NM MacKenzie, Donald Press 150947 1935 Lonely, The N OWN Romains, Jules Press 150948 1959 Lonelyhearts M DVD -R HQ 1931, 1932. VHS 461 West, Nathanael (Story - "Miss Lonelyhearts"). Dore Schary (Screenplay) Ness Book. Clift Editor William Shrike (Robert Ryan) of The Chronicle expresses contempt for the human race and tries to instill same feelings in young reporter Adam White (Montgomery Clift). Editor verbally abuses the staff. Assigns White to the lonely hearts column. Critic Ned Gates (Jackie Coogan) wanted the job. White at first makes fun of letters, but soon becomes involved in lives of writers. White tries to get editor to give him different assignment. Editor calls him a fraud for running away at the first chance to do some good. Editor tells his wife that he keeps White on because he enjoys seeing youth betray their promises. Editor says "people are animals, fakes, frauds." Editor challenges White to contact a reader and find out the truth about him. White does and the woman's husband threatens him with a gun in the newspaper office, breaks down. Editor is last seen in empty office. "Anybody who writes his troubles to a newspaper is feeling to sorry for himself." "Sure, but they still might be in trouble." 150949 1995 Loner, The NR OWN - P Turner, Linda Silhouette Intimate Moments #673 Investigative Reporter Sidney O'Keefe is a solo act, both socially and professionally. But suddenly she and a burned out, fed-up ex-DEA agent Dillon Cassidy are a team, and she is about to find out what the mysterious recluse has to hide and why she could get caught in the cross fire. Cassidy has a bullet lodged in his back and he needs to go where no one knows his name. He’s through with work -- and with women. Because despite the charms of a lovely lady journalist named O’Keefe, he knows when he might go off. 150950 1965 Loner, The: Ordeal of Bud Windom, The T Episode #15. 12-25-1965 Editor (Bryan O'Byrne). 150951 1989 Lonesome Dove MT Miniseries Reporter (Todd Merrill). 150952 1994 Lonesome Dove: Series, The T Series 1994-1995 Newspaper. Montana Statesman, frontier newspaper 150953 1996 Lonesome Standard Time N Jennings, Dana Andrew Investigative Reporter is murdered. The journalist was intent on exposing the corruption of the owner of the waste management company that has devastated the tiny hamlet of Hunt's station, a rural Northeast town. Journalist was found dead on the grounds of the dump. Most prominent suspect is a seedy waste hauler who also manufactures the town's infamous home brew. 150954 1967 Lonesome Traveler, The SS GPL Corrington, John William Aspiring Journalist Robert Pleasance wants to be a journalist. State editor put him on the train, gave him a copy of Time magazine: "You read this on the way, boy. You read the news and see if you can learn to write this way." Press-Scimitar. Cub sent on a story with orders not to say he is a reporter, but just to observe and then report what he sees and hears. Tells him not to say he is a reporter or he'll be in trouble. 150955 1956 Long Arm, The M Newspaper Editor (Warwick Ashton). Welsh Newspaper Vendor (Julie Milton). P.C. in Newsagent Shop (David Davies). 150956 1899 Long Charge of William B. Perkins, The SS GPL Crane, Stephen Minnesota Herald Correspondent Perkins for the Minnesota Herald 150957 1951 Long Dark Hall, The M DVD -R HQ 8506, 8507 Reporter Scott (Michael Medwin), clean-cut reporter turned novelist for U.S. version. American Publisher Jefferson (Lionel Murton) for U.S. version. 150958 1937 Long Death, The NM Dyer, George News Media. Catalyst Club, group of amateur criminologists. 150959 1999 Long Distance Information D Welch, Julie Memoirs. Journalist Julie Welch, employed as an “active” reporter on the Sunday Telegraph, is completely an exhausting cycle ride from London to Paris. It turns out to only be the start of the story. She discovered that the magic of achievement fired something in her -- and from then on, she set herself a series of tasks that rejuvenated her outlook and caused her to consider the past more carefully. This is the candid story of how a middle-aged couch potato transformed herself into a marathon runner, an epic cyclist and came to terms with herself and her very odd family. 150960 1961 Long Gainer, The N OWN - H Manchester, William PR Journalist Hiram A. ("Ham") Markham. Hallam Caulkin, general managing editor of the Birmingham Star. Frank C. "Frosty" Warren, a journalist. Alvin Swinton, a journalist. Peter N. Healy, a retired journalist. Political journalism involved in a New England university president's attempts to win the governorship of his state and to get his school accredited. Peter "Geek" Minton, a Sly photographer. John Winkler, director of university public relations. 150961 1973 Long Goodbye, The M L Writer. Woman hires Philip Marlowe to find her writer husband Roger (Sterling Hayden) 150962 1953 Long Goodbye, The NM OWN - H Chandler, Raymond Alcoholic Writer Roger Wade, successful author and alcoholic. Wade's publisher. Little journalism. 150963 1998 Long Island Incident, The MT TV News 4 Reporter (Deborah Burgess). Male Newscaster (Tim Weber). 150964 1996 Long Kiss Goodnight, The M SVD 1420 TV News Anchor (Ken Ryan). Crime Scene Reporter (Craig Eldridge). 150965 1995 Long Night Moon N Weir, Theresa Reporter Nash Audubon crashed a party to get an interview with Sara Ivy, a woman that seemed to have it all: a handsome husband, a manicured estate, the kind of ethereal beauty that drew all eyes to her. So hard-bitten Audubon expected another run-in with a bored socialite. Instead, he got the surprise of his life. For Sara Ivy possessed an innocence that had no place in the sophisticated world of Chicago high society. Tempted to learn the deepest secrets, he followed her into the night and in one dangerous moment discovered the real Sara -- sexy, brave and heartbreakingly defiant. She was ready to end the charade of her marriage to a brutal man, and Nash would move heaven and earth to cherish and protect her -- even if it cost him his life. Reporter Nash Audubon crashes beautiful Sara Ivy’s party to get an interview and barges into a case of domestic violence from which he determines to rescue the endangered socialite. 150966 1992 Long Night of White Chickens, The N MLPL Goldman, Francisco Reporter Louis Moya Martinen, newspaper reporter. 150967 1927 Long Pants M DVD Newspaper San Francisco Examiner front page. Headlines, story on mystery woman. Later news story used. Frank Capra 150968 1980 Long Riders, The M DVD -R HQ 6779, 6778. L News Media. Reporter Carl Reddick (Felice Orlandi) for the New York Herald). Photographer (Edgar McLeod). Media and Jesse James. Newspaperman 150969 1994 Long Shadows MT News Media. Reporter (Fumiko Hamada). Radio Reporter (Setsuko Niwa). Student Reporter (Marlene Mitsuko Yamane). Photographer (Shigeru Shiina). Photographer (Hisaaki Wakaizumi). 150970 1958 Long Shadows (aka Affair at Helen's Court) NM Carnac, Carol Press 150971 1960 Long Skeleton, The -- Mr. and Mrs. North Mystery, A NM OWN - H Lockridge, Frances and Richard Newspaperman Carl Cunningham, brilliant newspaperman 150972 2002 Long Time Gone N Hamill, Denis Reporter Danny Cassidy became a suspect in Brooklyn in 1969 for a murder he can't remember whether he committed or not. Victim was his girlfriend's father and a police officer. Case never comes to trial for lack of evidence. Thirty-three years later, Cassidy is now an aging journalist pushing 50, divorced and a lousy father who receives word his father has died. On one long weekend, he returns to Brooklyn to bury his father, reunite with his brother and daughter and figure out who committed the murder. Two cops are still on his tail trying to pin the homicide on him. 150973 1940 Long Voyage Home, The M DVD -R HQ 5504, 5505. L Newspaper Headlines 150974 1954 Long Wait, The M Quinn Reporter Alan Logan (John Damler). Newspaper Photo jogs memory 150975 1990 Long Walk Home, The M Newscaster (Carl Stephens) 150976 1956 Long Watch, The N GPL Linington, Elizabeth Newspaperman is hero in this report of New York's reactions to revolt. Beginning of free press in America. Desperate fight of two men and a woman to present the printed truth to a people torn by political dissension. Time of the revolution The New York Courier. James Andrew Bethune, newspaperman. George Shields, publisher. Rivington of the Gazette. Zenger reference. 150977 2005 Long Way Down, A N Hornby, Nick TV Talk Show Host Martin is despondent after serving a prison sentence that resulted from an affair with an underage girl. He sits on a ledge atop a London building on New Year's Eve preparing to jump. A middle-aged woman comes up behind him and taps him on the shoulder. She intends to dive off the same ledge and wants to know if he's going to be long. Four people wind up on top of the building with the same mission but get distracted by a quarrel over who has the best reason to end it all. 150978 1997 Long Way Home, The M Correspondent. Foreign Correspondent (Ruth Gruber) 150979 1964 Long White Night, The N OWN - H Scherman, Katharine Freelance Journalist Douglas Ewen Michel, young feature writer who travels to the far North to do a series of articles on Eskimo life. 150980 1982 Long xiao ye MF Commentator (Kam-Kwong Ho) 150981 1989 Long zai tian ya MF Reporter (Frank X. Muir) questioning Lee Kwok Lap. 150982 1919 Long, Long Ago SS MLPL Bartlett, Frederick Orin In "Stories of the City." From "The Bellman," Jan. 11, 1919. Newspaperman Harvey L. Galbraithe, Trego County Courier, a nostalgic newspaper man. Fishes for the past. All the newspapermen he knew are not there. 150983 1977 Long, Naked Descent into Boston N USC Eastlake, William Reporters. American Revolution in 1775 as seen through the eyes of Heironymus Poxe of the New Boston Times and his reporter, Gretchen, and Nathan Hale as they sail over the battlefields in a hot air balloon. Editor H. Poxe, New Boston Times. Francine Braxton, Dixie Firstchild and Gretchen Greenwinter, the Times' reporters, our heroes. 150984 1999 Longest Journey, The G TV Reporter (Ine F. Jansen - Voice). Reporter (Cordis Heard - Voice). 150985 1972 Longest Night, The T News Media. Fact-based Kidnapping. 150986 2005 Longest Yard, The M DVD -R HQ 8956, 8957 Sportswriters (Bryan Burwell, Sam Farmer, Jay Glazer, Peter King, John McClain, Adam Schefter, Larry Weisman). Sports Announcer Chris Berman (Himself). Sportscaster Jim Rome (Himself). Reporter (Terry Alan). Reporter (Casey Hendershot). Press Box Technician (Ricardo J. King). Press Photographer (Mike Koperski). ESPN 2 Cameraman (Carl McDowell). TV News coverage of car chase shows disgraced football star being chased by police. 150987 2006 Longford MT Reporter (Ian Connaughton). Journalist 2 (Richard Sinnott). Journalist 2 (David MacCreedy). Talk Show Host (Lee Boardman). Photographer (John-Paul Hurley). TV Presenter-Interviewer David Frost (Himself). Reporter Cliff Michelmore (Himself). Reporter Michael Nicholson (Himself). 150988 1951 Longines Chronoscope DF Series 1951-1955 Editors (Henry Hazlitt, William Bradford Huie, Larry LeSueur). Host-Announcers Frank Knight, David Ross. 150989 1988 Longings N OWN - P Stern, Tracy TV Newswoman Jennifer Martin, a rising star of New York's fast-track world of television news. Nicholas Tate, photojournalist, is in love with Martin 150990 1994 Longings of Women, The: Novel, A N Piercy, Marge Journalist Leila Landsman in Boston is a middle-aged Boston college professor and writer who writes about abused women and fears her long marriage to a theater director is again in trouble. She prepares for divorce. She also plans to write a book about the upcoming trial of the daughter of a poor fisherman awaiting trial for the murder of her husband by a teenage lover. She's the first to go to college and her dream was to be a TV Anchorwoman. Instead her broadcast debut is as a murder suspect. 150991 2001 Longshot M Reporter (C.J. Byrnes). News Reporter (Timothy Starks). 150992 2006 Longtime Listener M Short Political Commentator (Maura Corey). Sports Radio Talk Show Host (Keven Undergaro). 150993 1600 Look About You P USC Anonymous Messenger Redcap, a stammering, stuttering messenger. 150994 2009 Look Again N Scottoline, Lisa Reporter Ellen Gleeson working out of Philadelphia gets a “Have You Seen This Child?” flyer in the mail and almost throws it away. But something about it makes her look again, and her heart stops -- the child in the photo is identical to her adopted three-year-old son, Will. Her every instinct tells her to deny the similarity between the boys because she knows her adoption was lawful. But she’s a journalist and won’t be able to stop thinking about the photo until she figures out the truth. And she can’t shake the question: If Will rightfully belongs to someone else, should she keep him or give him up? She investigates, uncovering clues no one was meant to discover, and when she digs too deep, she risks losing her own life -- and that of the son she loves. Gleeson adopted the boy after working on a feature about a pediatric cardiac care unit. She jeopardizes her newspaper job by secretly researching the abducted Florida boy’s case and becomes suspicious wen she discovers the lawyer who handled her adoption has committed suicide. Meanwhile, the boy’s birth mother dies of a heroin overdose and her old boyfriend turns out to look like the man who kidnapped the boy. 150995 2004 Look At Me MF DVD -R HQ 7265, 7266. France Journalist. Sebastian identifies himself as a journalist but adds that he just graduated. Later reference to him working as a stringer. He also wants to start a newspaper with his friends. 150996 1981 Look at Us DT Magazine 150997 1964 Look Away, Look Away N OWN Hass, Ben Press 150998 1957 Look Beyond Tomorrow NJ Mudra, Marie Journalism Teacher. Experienced Chicago high school journalism adviser wrote this novel with a school-paper setting. Race prejudice, religious bias. One of the sports writer and his school career is emphasized. 150999 2005 Look Both Ways M DVD -R HQ 9011, 9012 Australian newsmen in Adelaide must take stock of their lives on a Friday after a horrific train crash. The three journalists are: Photojournalist Nick (William McInnes) who learns he has cancer. Nick’s colleague, journalist Andy Walker (Anthony Hayes), who has two children who live with his ex-wife, learns his lover Anna is pregnant. Editor Phil (Andrew S. Gilbert) realizes he’s missing his children while they growing up without him. News Media. SBS Newsreader (Mary Kostakidis). Current Affairs Reporter (Jacquelynne Willcox). Newspaper Photographer Nick falls in love with an artist. One evening, Artist Meryl, who illustrates sympathy cards and constantly imagines disasters, witnesses a train accident kill a man. At the crash site, she meets Photojournalist Nick and a relationship develops over the next three days. 151000 1957 Look Here DT Series. 9-15-1957 to 4-4-1958. NBC TV Newsman-Host Martin Agronsky. 151001 1929 Look Homeward, Angel N Wolfe, Thomas Newspaperman Ben Gant works for The Citizen, a small Southern daily, printing and circulation. Harry Tugman, a pressman. Contempt most newspapermen have for the society page. Ridiculing "Little Maudie" and her column, "The Younger Set," with lewd parodies. . Editor Jimmy Dean. 151002 1940 Look Magazine Article: How Superman Would End the War D Siegel, Joe and Jerry Shuster Look Magazine. Magazine. Two-page story for Look Magazine on "How Superman Would End the War." 151003 2001 Look Out Haskell, It's Real: The Making of 'Medium Cool' DT Reporter. Documentary traces the inspirations and efforts behind making of Medium Cool chronicling the chaos following the 1968 Democratic Convention in Chicago. Archive footage and interviews. Analysis from historians and eyewitnesses. 151004 1935 Look up and Laugh M Journalist (Jack Melford) 151005 1954 Look Up and Live DT Series. 1-3-1954 to 1-21-1979. CBS Host Merv Griffin (1955). Religious show. Interviewer Joseph Warren). 151006 1976 Look What's Happened to Rosemary's Baby MT Interviewer (Beverly Sanders). 151007 1975 Look Who's Here DT Series 1975 Interviewer (Norma Locke). Interviewer (Toby Robins). Interviewer (Lorraine Thomson). Interviewer (Anna Cameron). Interviewer (Howard Cable). Interviewer (Larry Henderson). Interviewer (Mart Kenny). Interviewer (Gordon Sinclair) 151008 1943 Look Your Last NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Strange, John Stephen (Dorothy Stockbridge Tillett) Reporter-Photographer. Barney Gantt was introduced in 1936 as staff photographer for the New York Globe. As the series progresses, Barney keeps up his photography but is also billed as the Globe's star reporter. 151009 2003 Look, The M Photographer (Chris Beckman). 151010 2003 Look! Up on the Front Page, It's … …Another reporter unbound by journalistic ethics. Who do they think they are? CS OWN Handy, Bruce and Glynis Sweeny Time, June 2, 2003 Reporters. Metropolis Wednesday afternoon. Lois Lane is in trouble? "Clark! Jimmy! HELP!!!: Jimmy: "Lois! What's wrong?!" Lois: "This story. It's -- it's UNMEMORABLE! Now I'll never be a newsroom star!" "SOB!!! All I ever wanted was an occasional lunch.. ...with Diane Sawyer or Barbara Walters! Maybe a name check in Liz Smith…." Clark Kent: "You could try calling a few more sources and…" Jayson Blair dressed in superhero costume with big "J" on chest: "SOURCES?! Hah! This looks like a job for… Jayson Blair and the League of 'Imprecise' Journalists! Roll call: Each one shouts out his name -- Stephen Glass! Janet Cooke! R. Foster Winans! Mike Barnicle! Doris Kearns Goodwin! The late Stephen Ambrose!!…Clifford Irving. (Quit Shoving). Blair: "Take this: a well-reported stylishly written clip from a Middle American newspaper no one in Metropolis reads. You may find it…useful." Clark: "In the name of Romenesko, DON’T." Blair holds up "Big Book and Movie Deal." Blair: "Hah! Your puny J-school ethics are no match for THIS!" Clark: "ARGHHH! Cant…maintain…proper opprobrium… Does he know MY secret? That I cooked those quotes in the Lex Luthor profile? Next: Clark and Lois face trial by unedited fury in…." 151011 2006 Lookalike M Reporter (Opo Bhattacharya). 151012 1964 Lookaway, Lookaway N OWN - H Haas, Ben Press 151013 1991 Looker N Kilian, Michael (Chicago Tribune columnist) Columnist A.C. James, reporter turned social columnist for the New York City newspaper owned by his wife. Witnesses shooting of model by passing motorcyclist. He's about 40, seems headed for the rocks, falls helplessly in love with gorgeous blonde model He witnesses beautiful black colleague shot dead in street. Beaten up, shot at and fired from his job as he follows blonde model from New York to Bermuda, to Washington D.C. and then to her native South Carolina. Tries to salvage real life in New York. 151014 2008 Looking Both Ways CB Twelve, The #4 Reporter. Phantom Reporter Richard Jones. 151015 2000 Looking for Alibrandi M Press Conference Student (Caitlin Wright) 151016 2005 Looking for Angelina M Reporter #1 (Gerry Salsberg). Editor (Peter Prystanski). Looking for Angelina is based on one of the most important murder trials in Canada. Angelina Napolitano murdered her husband with an axe and was sentenced to be executed… 151017 2001 Looking for Blondie N Pausacker, Jenny Radio Interviewer talks to Uncle Sam who is famous for writing crime thrillers and admits he can’t write unless he has a special mascot on his desk. The mascot is Blondie, a Barbie-type doll that 14-year-old Justine “Just” gave him when she was four years old, though he doesn’t admit this to the interview. The next day the mascot is stolen and the hunt to find the doll and solve the mystery begins. 151018 2005 Looking for Cheyenne (aka Oublier Cheyenne) MF DVD France Gay Journalist Cheyenne (Mila Dekker) has been downsized from her position as a journalist in Paris, can’t find another job and can’t afford to live without the government handouts that are about to be cut off. Cheyenne reacts badly to her financial dependence on Sonia (Aurelia Petit), a high school teacher who loves her job and is one of those inspiring teachers students remember fondly. Sonia is mourning the departure of her lover Cheyenne who left to live “off the grid” in a cottage with no electricity, no running water, and scavenging for or growing her own food. Though they love each other passionately, Sonia and Cheyenne find that they can’t reconcile their different wants from life -- Cheyenne feels betrayed by the system and has a burning desire to escape, and Sonia can’t imagine leaving her life and career behind to live in squalor. They are miserable together and miserable apart. Sonia tries to move on with her life without Cheyenne. Resolving to see Cheyenne again, Sonia seeks her out in the country and they begin again with the process of trying to compromise, for both their sakes. 151019 2005 Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World M TV News Anchor (Linden Soles). 151020 2006 Looking for Fidel MF Italy-Spanish News Media. American Journalist (Leonardo Corbucci). Man living in the United States is sick of the media power and consumerism and decides to go to Cuba to meet Fidel Castro. 151021 2007 Looking for JJ N Cassidy, Anne News Media plays a cat-and-mouse game with a woman who never knew her father and was repeatedly emotionally abused and abandoned by her mother and when 10 years old is involved in a murder at a nearby reservoir. 151022 1964 Looking for Love M AFI-Television Photographer (Olan Soule). 151023 1990 Looking for Love N OWN - H Feldman, Ellen Editor Nora, editor-in-chief of the leading woman's magazine 151024 1989 Looking for Miracles MT Photographer (Jack Jessop). 151025 1996 Looking for Mr. Claus NR Stewardson, Dawn Harlequin Super Romance HS #719. Reporter Mike O’Brian, a hotshot Los Angeles journalist, is banished to a small town in northern Canada by a disgruntled boss. Santa isn’t coming to town -- or is he? A mysterious copycat Santa is making the rounds. O’Brian figures he can nail the story within a week. Or he could if Newspaper Publisher-Editor Claudia Paquette would cooperate. She seems to know more about this pseudo-Santa than she’s letting on. In fact, Mike almost has the impression that she doesn’t want Santa unbearded. But that makes no sense. Claudia has as much at stake in this story as he does. The future of her newspaper depends on it. Still, the idea of moving in with her and her eccentric oversize mutt for the duration of his exile in this wilderness is rather appealing. He could keep an eye on her. And since she’s just about the best-looking woman he’s ever seen, it’s actually a very pleasant prospect. 151026 2000 Looking for Oscar M Interviewer (Eric Porvaznik) 151027 1996 Looking for the Mahdi NSF Wood, N. Lee War Correspondent Kay Munadi is a burnt out war correspondent who is persuaded to escort a humanoid fabricant to a middle eastern country. Goes disguised as a man. TV journalist Kay Bee Sulaiman, correspondent assigned to deliver a humanoid fabricant to a country from which she had barely escaped. 151028 1926 Looking for Trouble M Calmers, Stephen (Story). George C. Hively (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Editor Jasper Murchison (J. Gordon Russell) operates a small town newspaper in Texas as a front for jewel smugglers. He prints a scandalous article linking a woman with a man who works on her ranch. Cowboy forces him at gunpoint to retract the story. When the gun goes off, the cowboy is accused of trying to kill the editor and he becomes an outlaw. Woman and man were actually meeting to try to help the man's wife, who is being held prisoner by a diamond smuggler working with the editor. Eventually, the cowboy exposes the editor as one of the smugglers and captures the gang. 151029 2004 Looking For War SS Unger, Douglas Aspiring War Correspondent, whose older brother is a shell-shocked Vietnam vet, stumbles upon his own war in a grisly five-minute action in the jungles of Paraguay. An innocent question at a dinner party prompts the narrator to retreat into memories of war in Vietnam and Paraguay and bitterly judge the callous American insularity of his fellow guests. 151030 2007 Looking Glass Call, The: One Flight Fiction? N Johnson, W.H. Reporter finds out so much more than he ever expected while covering a magician's conference. 151031 1969 Looking Glass War, The M AFI-Radio Radio. Radio Engineer (Ernest Walder). 151032 2006 Looking Good: Difficulty at the Beginning, Book Four N Maillard, Keith Newspaper. The summer of 1969 is already a distant memory and the psychedelic underground has turned on itself. John Dupre has deserted a perfectly satisfying life as a student in Toronto, drawn back to the United States by the need to make a difference in the Revolution. He’s living in Boston, under an assumed name because he’s on the FBI’s wanted list for draft evasion. When John and his companions seize control of an underground newspaper and are put on the Weatherman hit list, there’s really no place to hide. 151033 1996 Looking Through Glass N Kesavan, Mukul Photographer Hindu in 1940s in India is young and ambitious 151034 2005 Looks For Less, The: New Jersey T DVD -R HQ 10914 Episode. 7-17-2005 Music Journalist Georgiana gets in touch with her rock ‘n’ roll self for an interview with a musician for a magazine, Planet Verge. Currently part-time columnist who wants to be a full-time columnist and interviewer. Celebrity Stylist helps her get the right look: Donna Karan and Richard Tyler styles. 151035 2006 Loonatics Unleashed: Cape Duck C Episode #19. 11-18-2006 Reporter (Billy West - Voice). 151036 2005 Looney Tunes Back in Action M DVD -R HQ 3468 (Media Excerpts) Hollywood Reporter cover story. Media. 151037 1980 Loophole M Interviewers. 1st Interviewer (James Cobbins). 2nd Interviewer (Constantine Gregory). 3rd Interviewer (Timothy Bateson). 151038 1930 Loose Ankles M Press. A wealthy socialite who has inherited a fortune provided the family is involved in no scandals appearing in print. She decides to cause a scandal so none of the family will receive any of the inheritance. 151039 1990 Loose Cannons M TV Moderator (Alex Hyde-White). Media reports. 151040 1978 Loose Change T Miniseries, three parts Journalist Kate Evans (Cristina Raines) and her adventures with two other young women. Explores lives of three women in the 1960s. 151041 1999 Loose Change M News Media. Reporter (Rita Nave). 151042 1983 Loose Connections M Journalist (Andy de la Tour). Photographer (David Purcell). 151043 1980 Loose Shoes M War Correspondent Ernie Piles (Howard Hesseman). 151044 1999 Loose Women DT UK. 1999 Series. Reporter Nina Sebastiane (2003). Presenters Kaye Adams (1999-2006), Carol McGiffin (2003-2007), Coleen Nolan (1999-2007), Jane McDonald (2003-2007), Sherrie Hewson (2003-2006), Denise Welch (2005-2006), Nadia Sawalha (1999-2002), Jane Moore (1999-2004). Presenters Lesley Garrett (2006), Trish Adudu (1999-2000), Gillian Taylforth (2005-2006), Lorna Luft (2004-2007), Nina Wadia (2005-2006), Jenni Trent Hughes (2004), Jakki Brambles (2005-2007), Kate Garraway (2003-2006), Claire Sweeney (2002-2005). Presenters Kerry Katona (2003-2004), Sue Jenkins (2006), Ruth Langsford (1999-2006), Terri Dwyer (2003-2006), Pattie Coldwell (1999-2000), Karren Brady (1999-2000), Sheree Murphy (2004-2006). Presenters Fiona Phillips (1999-2005), Jacey Salles (2003), Philippa Kennedy (1999-2000), Amy Lame (2004), Josie D'Arby (2004), Alison Hammond (2004-2006), Helen Adams (2003), Gabby Logan (2002), Amanda Platell (2002), Jenny Powell (2004-2005). Presenters Rebecca Wheatley (2002), Linda Lusardi (2002), Gloria Hunniford (2003), Lisa Rogers (2003-2004), Kym Marsh (2004-2005), Christine Hamilton (2000-2004), Rhona Cameron (2004-2005), Carole Malone (2005), Gigi Morley (2002-2003), Jeni Barnett. 151045 1928 Loot of the Lava Beds N Hamlin, John H. Press 151046 1987 Lorca, muerte de un poeta MTF Spain. Miniseries. News Media. Young Journalist (Frank Astor). Writer Federico Garcia Lorca (Nickolas Grace). 151047 1967 Lord am Alexanderplatz, Ein MF Photographer (Gerd E. Schafer). 151048 1915 Lord John in New York M AFI-Novelists Writer 151049 1916 Lord Loveland Discovers America M AFI-Playwrights Writer 151050 1996 Lord of Misrule MT Editor (Andy Hamilton). 151051 1997 Lord of the City M Reporter (Cyre) 151052 1930 Lord of the Fourth Estate SS USC Booth, Claire (Brokaw) In "Stuffed Shirts." Managing Editor Mr. Krock. Barbizon Gunn, publisher of 30 publications. "Whenever God wishes to use my Press, it is at His service -- providing always that His news will sell out an edition." 151053 1987 Lord Peter Wimsey MT News Media. News Editor (Arthur Black). 1st Court Reporter (Bernard Martin). 2nd Court Reporter (Roger Davidson). 151054 2001 Lordagskommisjoen TF Norway Reporter 151055 2005 Lords of Dogtown M DVD -R HQ 7615, 7616. News Media. Magazine Reporter (Paulette Ivory). TV Reporter (Joel McHale). Magazine Photographer (Arnold Chun). Rolling Stone Photographer (David Burden). Punky Photographer (Ling Bai). Surf and skateboarding trends that originated in Venice, California during the 1970's. Long Beach Announcer (Ray Flores). Del Mar Announcer (Jack Smith). 151056 2006 Lords of the Underworld M Reporter Jake Evans (Jake Wachtel). 151057 1999 Lorelei's Secret M Magazine Editor (Darla Crane) 151058 1976 Lorenzo Music Show, The New T Series Writer who hosts talk-variety show on television 151059 1992 Lorenzo's Oil M Columnist (Joyce Reehling) 151060 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: 13 Dugan's Alley T Episode #18. 10-30-1962. Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151061 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: Anything For a Laugh T Episode #14. 12-24-1962 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. Christine allows the Burnsides to stay temporarily in their home after the family was flooded out of theirs. Sugar, Puggy and Ella are loving their stay so much they won't leave. 151062 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: Cheat, The T Episodes #9. 11-19-1962 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151063 1963 Loretta Young Show, The New: Crisis at 8 p.m. T Episode #23. 2-25-1963 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151064 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: Decision at Midnight T Episode #12. 12-10-1962 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151065 1963 Loretta Young Show, The New: Facsimile T Episode #21. 2-11-1963 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151066 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: First Assignment T Episode #6. 10-29-1962 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151067 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: First Encounter T Episode #3. 10-8-1962 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151068 1963 Loretta Young Show, The New: Hey, Rube T Episode #22. 2-18-1963 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. Marries Editor of Manhattan Magazine Paul Belzer (James Philbrook) in final episode. 151069 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: House Warming T Episode #1. 9-24-1962. Series 9-1962 to 3-1963. 26 Episodes. Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151070 1963 Loretta Young Show, The New: Interesting Jeopardy T Episode #24. 3-4-1963 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151071 1963 Loretta Young Show, The New: It Gives a Lovely Light T Episode #19. 1-28-1963 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151072 1963 Loretta Young Show, The New: It's Spring Again T Episode #25. 3-11-1963 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151073 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: Little Peace and Quiet, A T Episode #15. 12-31-1962 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151074 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: Love Willow T Episode #8. 11-12-1962 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151075 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: Not a Moment Too Soon T Episode #4. 10-15-1962 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151076 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: Pony-Tails and Politics T Episode #5. 10-22-1962 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151077 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: Possessive Woman T Episode #10. 11-26-1962 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151078 1963 Loretta Young Show, The New: Ring Master, The T Episode #20. 2-4-1963 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. Massey meets Editor of Manhattan Magazine Paul Belzer (James Philbrook), when she turns in her article. 151079 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: Romance Is For Everybody T Episode #13. 12-17-1962 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. Christine's swept off her feet by Paul but is having trouble being both a mother and a lover. 151080 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: Second Look T Episode #2. 10-1-1962 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151081 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: Somebody Somewhere T Episode #11. 12-3-1962 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151082 1963 Loretta Young Show, The New: Suspicion T Episode #17. 1-14-1963 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151083 1962 Loretta Young Show, The New: Two of a Kind T Episode #7. 11-5-1962 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151084 1963 Loretta Young Show, The New: Welcome Stranger T Episode #16. 1-7-1963 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151085 1963 Loretta Young Show, The New: When You Are Near T Episode #26. 3-18-1963 Freelance Journalist Christine Massey (Loretta Young), recently widowed writer with seven children, gets job on a New York magazine, Manhattan Magazine. 151086 1953 Loretta Young Show, The: T Series 1953-1961 Press 151087 1956 Loretta Young Show, The: New Slant T Episode. 10-14-56 Newspaper. Lee Bowman, Rod Cameron 151088 2005 Lori Matrix: Scared To Death NM Lenburg, Jeff #1 Lori Matrix Mystery Series TV News Anchor-turned investigator Lori Matrix in Los Angeles tries to solve a series of mysterious movie star murders. The screen legends go to private film club meetings to see their favorite movies. But something on the screen makes their hearts stop. Matrix tries to figure out why. 151089 2001 Lorraine DT Reporter (Paul Tonkinson). Showbiz Reporter (Keith Duffy). 151090 2003 Los Angeles al dia TF News & Entertainment Reporter Lizabeth Aurora Gallegos. Reporter Karina Dalmas. 151091 2003 Los Angeles en vivo DT News Reporter & Co-Host Lizabeth Aurora Gallegos. 151092 2010 Los Angeles News Report on ESPN Sports Reporter Story: Nude Video DT DVD -R HQ 11837 Sports Reporter Erin Andrews from ESPN was victim of man who shot nude video of her without her knowledge. Man arrested and sentenced to prison. She is interviewed on camera and says her ordeal at the hands of a video stalker still haunts her every time she steps into a hotel room wondering if someone is in the next room waiting to invade her privacy with a hidden camera. The Illinois insurance executive who acknowledged shooting videos of her naked through hotel peepholes. He received a 2 l/2 year federal prison sentence. “I’m at the angry stage. I’m mad,” a tearful Andrews told reporters outside court. “Thirty months isn’t enough.” She said in spite of the strain she never missed a day of work as a sports sideline reporter for ESPN. She recently signed up to compete on the TV show, “Dancing With the Stars.” 151093 1991 Loser M News Media. TV Reporter Irene Laut (Megan Kline). Old Reporter (Irving Burton). 151094 2000 Loser M Photographer (Taylor Negron) 151095 2001 Losing Hope M News Reporter (Danielle Budlong) 151096 1832 Loss of Breath, a Tale Neither In nor Out of Blackwood SS MLPL Poe, Edgar Allan Editor Scissors, the Whig editor who hears the noises two men make in the burial vault and writes an article resulting in a controversy leading to the opening of the vault. Rival journalists investigate and write about the incident. 151097 1997 Loss of Faith MT Reporter. Crime Novelist searches for a missing baby at his sister's behest and makes painful discoveries about himself along the way. 151098 1982 Loss of Heart, A N OWN - P McCrum, Robert Journalist Daniel, radical journalist 151099 1988 Loss of Heaven, The N Greer, Ben Newspaper heiress rules her grandsons' lives with an iron hand. 151100 1956 Lost M UK Press Photographer (William Lucas). 151101 1917 Lost and Won M AFI-Reporters/News Vendors - Ness Book Reporter. Cinders, aka Margaret Lane (Marie Doro) is a newsgirl who later gets a job as a reporter on the paper, with the help of newsman Bill Holt (Robert Gray). Captured by crooks, but notifies Holt and is rescued. Moving Picture World: "It asks us to believe a girl with a year's training in school is sufficiently equipped to take a job as a newspaper reporter. Still, at that, Cinders might have been able to do as good a piece of work…." "…in the samples of news story writing we see flashed on the screen." 151102 1943 Lost Angel M DVD -R HQ 6170, 6171. SVDSP 524. SV 40 Enters, Angna (Idea). Isobel Lennart (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Mike Regan (James Craig), Harvard-educated reporter for the New York Morning Transcript spends more time playing cards than covering stories. Keeps giving girlfriend brush-off, telling her he has a lot of obligations in his profession. She says obligations are "to bookmakers, to poker games, to three-day binges." She adds he has only two obligations -- one to his job and one to her. Able to fulfill both through help of little girl. Reporter wants to do story on experimental child. Child raised under laboratory conditions to be genius. He tells professors he wants to write story as protection against more exploitive members of press. Agrees to let them see story before it runs. Falls under child's spell. Reporter leaves. Child sneaks out of the institute to see the real world. Outbreak of measles at Institute. She can't return. Reporter takes care of her. Also charms gangster who seeks reporter's help in clearing a murder rap. Reporter later sends girl back to institute. Reporter ends up with girl and girlfriend. City Editor (Charles D. Brown), New York Morning Transcript. Reporter (William Bishop). Reporter (Russell Gleason). Reporter (Edward Hearn). Reporter (Lee Phelps). 151103 2004 Lost Angel, The M News Media. Reporter #1 (Jennifer Miles). Reporter #2 (Mike Simpson). Reporter #3 (Lynette Mettle). Reporter (Mike Simpson). 151104 1927 Lost at the Front M AFI-Radio Radio 151105 1978 Lost Boys, The MT Miniseries Reporter (Anthony Dutton). 151106 1996 Lost Chronicles of the Terra Firma, The N Aguilar, Rosario. Edward Waters Hood (Translator) Nicaraguan Journalist who is researching a book about her spiritual ancestors and a Spanish journalist covering the Nicaraguan national elections (in which the Sandinista government is rejected) have an affair in "Interludes." Novel examines the European conquest of Latin America in the 16th century through the narratives of six women. The young female Nicaraguan Journalist provides the canvas upon which the other women appear as she roams the country. She is in the company of her Spanish lover collecting information for a novel about women in Nicaragua at the time of the Spanish conquest. Historical narrative juxtaposes against modern-day events. 151107 2007 Lost City Radio NSF Alarcon, Daniel Radio Broadcaster Norma works in an unnamed, beleaguered South American country modeled on Peru. Her weekly radio show seeks to reunite listeners with loved ones who have disappeared in the war between the country's government and a guerilla force. Norma's husband is among the missing and she suspects he was a member of the rebel group. When an orphan arrives at the radio station from a town where her husband was last seen, Norma finds out the truth. 151108 1964 Lost City, The N OWN - H Gunther, John Correspondent circle of Vienna in the early 1930s. Husband and wife, Mason and Paula Jarrett move in their circle of American newspapermen and those from other countries. 151109 1891 Lost City, The SSF MLPL Ward, H.D. In "A Republic Without a President and Other Stories." Editor Swift of the Daily Planet (Democratic). Dubbs, Associated Press man and special correspondent. Swift says "Great Caesar." Mr. Statis Ticks of the Planet. Insula Magnet, the society reporter on the Russell Telegraph who witnessed the destruction of Russell. Swift ends up marrying her. 151110 2005 Lost City, The M Journalist (Eduardo Suero). The Writer (Bill Murray). 151111 1996 Lost Coast N Nightingale, Steven Jamaican Journalist is erotically gifted with "soft heat in his hands and salt waves in his step." 151112 1997 Lost Daughter, The MT News Media. Female Journalist (Ursula Schmitz). First Male Journalist (Bob Young). Swiss TV Newscaster (Jennifer Wynne Webber). Montreal Journalist (Patricia Drake). 151113 2007 Lost Dog N Cameron, Bill Reporters talk to a man who discovers a bullet-riddled corpse and the interview lands the man on the evening news, which turns out to be a dangerous spotlight. When a second murder occurs, police and reporters discover that the man is out of work and fighting a klepto habit. An unwitting player in a bizarre chain of events, the man has no idea that the deranged killer is after him. 151114 1959 Lost Girl N Boswell, J. Press 151115 2004 Lost Girl Society, The M Reporter (Toyia Moore). 151116 2007 Lost Holiday: Jim & Suzanne Shemwell Story, The MT News Media cover the story of an estranged couple trapped in a blizzard in Idaho just before Christmas. Female TV News Reporter at the location covers the story and provides updates. TV trucks outside the family home. Phone calls from reporters keep interrupting the family vigil. “It’s Christmas Eve and they’re out there like vultures,” says the grandmother after receiving a call from a reporter. After a second phone call, “We are not talking to anybody, Please don’t call anymore.” Reporters wait outside the house for news. 151117 1975 Lost Honor of Katharina Blum, The (Die Verlorene Ehre Der Katharina Blum) M VHS 1483 Boll, Heinrich (Novel). Schlondorff, Volker (Screenplay) West Germany - Ness Book Reporter Werner Totges (Dieter Laser), a reporter for THE NEWS, aggressively pursues story of young woman who spends night with man, then learns he's a political terrorist and she is branded as accomplice. Discovers woman's mother in hospital. Gets into her room disguised in surgical greens, interviews her on death bed. When asked if the woman really said what was quoted: "We must help simple people to express themselves." Terrorist is captured. Women agrees to exclusive interview with reporter Reporter says she can thank him for making her famous, adds they can make a lot of money if they keep exploiting her name. Reporter blames editors for way she's been treated. Asks to have sex with her. Woman shoots him. At reporter's funeral, photographers snap away: "The shots that killed (reporter), didn't hit him alone. They were aimed at the Freedom of the Press, one of the most precious values of our young Democracy…Whoever attacks THE NEWS attacks all of us." Disclaimer: Any similarity to practices of the Bild-Zeitung is neither intentional nor fortuitous, but unavoidable. Woman asks why state cannot stop such garbage. Friend says not everyone reads THE NEWS. She says, "All of the people I know read THE NEWS." 151118 1974 Lost Honor of Katharina Blume, The or: How Violence Develops and Where It Can Lead (aka Die verlorene Ethre der Katharina Blum oder: Wie Gewalt entstehen und wohin sle fuhren kann) N OWN - H Boll, Heinrich (Leila Vennewitz, translator) Tabloid Reporter Werner Totges, an invasive newspaper journalist, from Die Zeitung (The Newspaper), model on the actual German newspaper Bild-Zeitung. Exploited by newspaper sensationalism and in anger, she shoots the offending reporter. Katharina meets a man at a friend’s party and spends the night with him before helping him to escape from the police. The next morning, police broke into her house, arrested her and questioned her. The story is sensationally covered by the Zeitung, and in particular its journalist Totges. Totges investigates everything about her life, calling on Katharina’s friends and family including her ex-husband and hospitalized mother, who dies the day after Totges visits her. He paints a picture of Katharina as a fervent accomplice of the man, and as a communist run amok in Germany. Katharina arranges an interview with Totges. According to Katharina, upon his arrival he suggests that they have sex. She shoots him dead. She then wanders the city for a few hours before driving to police headquarters and confessing to the police. 151119 1984 Lost Honor of Kathryn Beck, The MT SVDSP 721. SV 45 Boll, Heinrich (film from novel "Lost Honor of Katharina Blum, The.") Karl Miller (Teleplay) Remake of a German Film - Ness Book Editor Donald Catton (David Rasche) of the Ledger-Citizen hounds a woman who had a brief fling with a suspected terrorist. Catton tries to dig up any dirt he can on her. He pretends he's a painter in a hospital so he can photograph her dying mother Woman finally grants the editor the interview he's been asking for. She shoots him when he continues to harass her. The film ends with the woman surrounded by the press as she comes out of the courtroom accused of killing the editor. Editor has run the paper for three months and works closely with the local police. Editor from another newspaper calls the coverage the worst kind of journalism. When a colleague suggests to that editor they do a story on how the Ledger-Citizen is…. Ruining a woman's life, the editor responds that they cannot get involved in pointing a finger at another paper. Exchange: Woman - "Why do you print lies? Is it easier than printing the truth?" Editor - "There is no such thing as objective journalism. Everyone is a human being, and every human being may have a bias, but not a malice. Now I have no malice towards you. I do have some facts and I'm entitled to interpret them. That is what I sell." 151120 1973 Lost Horizon M L Hilton, James (Novel). Larry Kramer (Screenplay) Ness Book - Musical Version of Novel Newsweek Photojournalist Sally Hughes (Sally Kellerman) is a pill-popping, suicidal type who is rejuvenated by atmosphere of Shangri-La. Expresses disillusionment with outside world. Journalist George Conway (Michael York) for the London Express has been assigned to cover his diplomat brother. "I went around agonizing about man's inhumanity to man, and made a good living at it…" "Taking pictures of people with their heads blown off, so that other people with their heads still on, and usually under hair dryers, could get a kick out of them before turning to the newest recipe." 151121 1937 Lost Horizon M L Frank Capra Film Newspaper 151122 1915 Lost House, The M Davis, Richard Harding (Short Story). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Ford (Wallace Reid) fakes insanity in order to be committed to an asylum to rescue a woman held by her evil uncle. They escape when the building catches fire. Notion that a reporter faking insanity to be committed to he can get a story anticipates such later films as Behind Closed Doors (1948) and Shock Corridor (1963). 151123 1843 Lost Illusions N MLPL Balzac, Henri Printer David Sechard, a naïve printer who is the victim of knavery throughout his life. Lucien Charden, unscrupulous poet who goes to Paris to lead a dissolute life as a journalist and a man about town living at David's expense. Eve Chardon, tries to take over the management of the printing business. The Cointet Brothers, David's business rivals in his printing business. They cheat him out of his paper-making invention and his print shop. 151124 2002 Lost in a Good Book N Fford, Jasper Journalist 151125 2006 Lost in Chechnya N Quandour, M.I. War Correspondent Julia Downing, an English beauty on assignment in war-torn Chechnya is kidnapped by rebels who hold her for ransom under the threat of death. Wounded in an explosion, she escapes into the wild Caucasus Mountains, where she collapses in exhaustion, only to be rescued and nursed back to health by the least likely Chechen she could imagine. Contrary to everything she had ever read about the people of these mountains, Rusian, her rescuer is a gentle, literate man, an accompanied violinist, taking refuge in the hills from his own sorrows. He introduces her to the true people of Chechnya, a happy, caring people mischaracterized by the very news media she works for. And unexpectedly for them both, Julia reintroduces Rusian to love. 151126 2007 Lost In His Love N Cote, Lyn Three novels in one book. “Lost In His Love” is one of them. Reporter Linc Wagstaff is a social activist and charms his way through the upper class of San Francisco to build much-needed support for his fight against child labor. His main target is a beautiful heiress who doesn’t recognize the crucial part she plays in this dangerous exploitation. As the secrets of her family’s dark past are exposed, the heiress must revive her own wounded spirit and find the strength to lean on the never-failing love of Christ. But when the 1906 earthquake hits, everyone’s faith will be put to the test. 151127 1985 Lost in London MT TV Commentator (Marc Sinden) 151128 1998 Lost in Space M Reporter No. 1 (Marta Kristen). Reporter No. 2 (Angela Cartwright) 151129 1965 Lost in Space; Reluctant Stowaway, The T Episode #2. 9-15-1965 TV Commentator (Don Forbes). Bearded Foreign Correspondent (Paul Zastupnevich). 151130 1965 Lost in Space: Derelict, The T Episode #3. 9-22-1965 TV Commentator (Don Forbes). 151131 1965 Lost in Space: No Place To Hide T Episode #1 (with parts of Episodes #2, #3 and #4). TV Commentator (Don Forbes). 151132 2005 Lost in the Ivy N Richardson, Randy Reporter Charley Hubbs has left almost everything of his former life behind --even part of his memory. Now he has the story that any reporter would kill for. Problem is his name has moved from the bylines to the headlines. As the dead bodies pile up around him, Hubbs sets out to prove to himself that he's not the homicidal maniac the press has made him out to be. He enlists the aid of a seductive, whip-smart bartender named Lizzy and makes a daring courthouse escape. From that point on, it's a race against time for the truth. Along the way, Charley discovers that he can run, but not hide, from his past. Against the backdrop of Chicago's storied Wrigley Field, a baseball shrine cursed by a billy goat, Charley is caught in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse that plays out in two seasons-one of futility and the other of hope. Only by unlocking the mysteries of his past and opening his heart again will he be able to find if hope truly does spring eternal. 151133 2005 Lost in the Wash M Interviewer (Cynthia Burgess). During a talk show interview, famous screenwriter is transported into the story he's come to talk about. Finds himself entangled in the lives of his characters. 151134 2003 Lost in the Woods N Molsberry, Robin L. Former Magazine Editor Stefan is in the final stages of terminal lung cancer. The 27-year-old former boy wonder of the magazine publishing world is in the eleventh hour of his illness. His final wish is to find a loving home for his dog, but he stumbles instead upon the last thing he wants: another doctor. Iconoclast Dr. Collier quickly emerges in Stefan’s life as both a disturbing troubling presence and a secret fluttering of hope that hovers in his patient’s ailing chest like a little bird. As the patient and doctor enter ever more deeply into the healing process, Stefan finds himself unraveling and being made over simultaneously, in ways beyond the comprehension of mortal man. It’s a fearsome, risky journey with an unknown outcome, but the only path worth taking when Lost in the Woods. 151135 1917 Lost in Transit M AFI-Classified Ads/Newspapers/Publicity Publicity. Advertisement 151136 2007 Lost in Transit: Junkyard Willie Movie, The M Reporter (Denise Gossett). Radio Host (Dave Mitchell). Radio Sidekick (Amy Lindsay). Ring Announcer (Michael McCoy). 151137 2003 Lost in Translation M DVD -R HQ 7321, 7322 Entertainment Reporters conduct press conference and interviews with American film stars Bob Harris (Bill Murray) and Kelly (Anna Faris) visiting Tokyo. Press Agent (Kazuyoshi Minamimagoe). Press Agent (Kazuko Shibata). Press Agent (Take). 151138 1934 Lost Jungle, The M PR Press Agent Larry Henderson (Syd Sayalor), circus press agent. Cub Reporter (Charles Williams). 151139 1934 Lost Lady, A M DVD -R HQ 3439, 3440. Reporter (Milton Kibbee). Reporters (Eddie Shubert, Harry Seymour) 151140 2005 Lost Lake N Margolin, Phillip Tabloid Reporter Vanessa Kohler is living and working in Washington D.C. She writes fantastic stories about a vast government conspiracy to cover up a secret military unit headed by a popular presidential candidate. The tabloid specializes in alien abduction stories. Kohler, an ex-mental patient, spins elaborate fantasies (or are they?) involving personal danger and government conspiracy. Labyrinthine plot -- Vanessa's father is an influential general and political power broker. Most dismiss her as a paranoid crackpot using sensationalism to sell papers. But a few powerful men know better, and they've gone to great lengths to discredit her. But by chance Vanessa discovers that a key player in this story - long assumed dead - may be living under a new identity. Vietnam vet involved in a secret military operation resulted in the murder of a congressman. 151141 2003 Lost Light NM Connelly, Michael Harry Bosch Novel News Media. Harry Bosch rediscovers a startling unsolved murder among his old case files. He cannot rest until he finds the killer. 151142 1994 Lost Love NM Cooper, George Civil War Journalist Albert Deane Richardson of the New York Tribune falls in love with actress with two children and asks her to marry him. Physically abused for years by her alcoholic husband, Abby Sage took their two children and left him in 1867. Supporting herself by acting, she falls in love with Richardson. After the divorce is granted, an enraged and jealous husband shoots and kills Richardson in the lobby of the New York Tribune in 1869. The man is acquitted when the jury determines that he was insane when he shot Richardson. The verdict is due to prevailing societal regard for the sanctity of marriage and a growing hostility to the emerging woman's rights movement. Abby pursued her acting and speaking career and died of pneumonia while traveling in Italy in 1900. Other notable figures of the day make an appearance: Editor Horace Greeley, Physician Edwin Booth, Minister Henry Ward Beecher. 151143 1969 Lost Man, The M Photographer (David Steinberg). 151144 1958 Lost Missile, The M Reporter. Young, a Reporter (Joe Hyams). Narrator (Lawrence Dobkin) 151145 1997 Lost on Earth: Rudy Show, The T Episode #1. 1-15-1997 Reporter (Helen Keaney). 151146 1911 Lost on the Moon; or, In Quest of the Field of Diamonds NSF Rockwood, Roy (pseudonym) Newspaper. Martian newspaper announces existence of vast diamond fields on the moon. 151147 2007 Lost Paradise N Nooteboom, Cees Critic Erik Zontag is a wry, middle-age man whose girlfriend convinces him he needs a break from Amsterdam. He travels to an Australian city and a mountain village in Austria and meets a young Brazilian-German woman fleeing the memory of a recent trauma. The two strangers’ lives intersect in brief, nearly wordless, but life-changing ways. 151148 1953 Lost Planet, The M Reporter Rex Barrow (Judd Holdren) and Reporter Ella Dorn (Vivian Mason) investigate an alien invasion. Photographer Tim Johnson (Ted Thorpe) cover guided missile story. Editor Ned Hilton (Pierre Watkin). 151149 1991 Lost Platoon, The M American War Correspondent David Hollander, a veteran of World War II, covering a civil war in Nicaragua discovers that four soldiers he used to know during World War II are there and he notices they haven’t aged. It turns out they are actual vampires fighting their own personal war against an evil Nicaraguan general and his own personal army of vampires terrorizing the country. In France in 1944, Hollander was a United States soldier almost killed by German troops. He’s saved at the last minute by a mysterious figure. In 1991, Hollander is now a famous war correspondent but still obsessed by the man who saved him in 1944. He’s amassed photos of the man and several others taken in several different wars -- the Civil War, World War I, World War II, Korea, Grenada and other wars. He’s trying to solve the mystery of how these men can be in photos spanning over 100 years. He goes to Nicaragua to meet an old friend. Hollander sees the four men in the photos. Hollander gets wounded during a firelight and the leader of the mysterious four saves his life and tells him that he has given him some of his blood. He invites Hollander to become a vampire. Hollander doesn’t answer so the man tells him to think about it. The leader of the evil vampires attacks the camp and kills all of the troops kidnapping the colonel and Hollander. The mysterious four come to their rescue. The colonel dies but Hollander remembers he can be one of the mysterious vampires and breaks free. He and the leader of the mysterious four face the evil vampire in a fight to the death. The man shoves a grenade into the vampire’s stomach blowing him away. With the evil vampire dead, Hollander joins the mysterious four and they head off to Afghanistan. 151150 1919 Lost Princess, The M AFI-Editors/Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter Samuel Blevins Jr. (Albert Ray) is a farmer who takes a correspondence course to become a reporter. Rejected by editors in the city. Ethel Williams (Elinor Fair) the advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist, recommends him to the managing editor. Blevins is given an assignment to write a feature story and Williams tells him about a lost princess whom he finds and rescues (it's her) but he wakes to discover the story was just a dream. Newspaper Manager (A. Burt Wesner). 151151 1997 Lost Souls MT Miniseries News Media. TV News Anchor #1 (Amy Linscott). News Anchor #2 (Dawn Skaug). Man who throws box at Reporter (Wilbur Scott). 151152 2000 Lost Souls M DVD -R HQ 5477, 5478 Journalist Peter Kelson (Ben Chaplin). Roman Catholic schoolteacher discovers that Stan intends to be incarnated into the body of an atheistic journalist. Publicist (Rebecca Hobbs). 151153 1932 Lost Special, The M 12 Chapters. Serial. To Be Continued Reporter. Beautiful girl reporter Betty Moore (Cecilia Parker) and two college students search for train that disappeared 151154 2003 Lost Summer N Harrison, Stuart Investigative Journalist Adam Turner is a successful reporter who specializes in finding lost children. But he is not happy. He is plagued by the memory of a girl who vanished from the town where he grew up. When he is asked to look into a suspicious car accident in which three students were killed, he sees a chance to exorcise the demons that have haunted him since his youth. Past and present rapidly collide as Adam finds himself in conflict with the friend who once betrayed him and the very emotions he’s tried to avoid for years come rapidly to the surface. As yet another relationship fails to thrive, and Adam is forced to confront himself, he comes to realize that his pattern of behavior was set far back in the past, when he failed to intervene on behalf of a girl he believed to be in danger. On the surface, his childhood in the Lake District was idyllic. At a deeper level, it was stained by violence and envy. Circumstances require him to return to the village where he grew up. Once there, Adam cannot avoid unraveling the mystery that has haunted him for so long. Amid the rugged landscape of the fells and the surrounding forests, the tension escalates breeding violence. 151155 1994 Lost Sunshine, The N Bolton, Clyde Columnist Darrell Kent is a happily married newspaper columnist with a beautiful wife and adult son in Hempstead, Georgia. He's now returning to his hometown 30 years to 1950 when he was 17 years old. That was the year he met a new girl in town who became his first great love. Also the year he met a middle-aged black resident. The girl becomes pregnant and the man and his wife provide a home for two white girls molested by their father. This goes against the strict social rules of the time. Local rednecks take action. Coming-of-age story featuring journalist as first-person flashback narrator. 151156 1999 Lost to Love NM Anderson, Bridget Reporter Robert Carmichael's article on a burglary is featured in his newspaper. Because of the article, the family counselor whose office was broken into becomes the target of an obsessed killer. She also becomes susceptible to the overwhelming passion the reporter has ignited in her. Counselor Deidre Levine has returned from California to set up practice in her native Brunswick, Georgia. She is excited to be home, bringing her skills to the small community that had nurtured her as a child. But a series of break-is at her office, the rape of one of her patients and the murder of another, have the community up in arms. Deidre feels as if she’s living a nightmare and wonders why anyone would want to undermine her practice. Unexpected help comes in the form of handsome reporter Robert Carmichael, who is determined to help her solve the crimes and get her practice back on its feet. Though she and Robert have fallen in love, Deidre can’t completely feel comfortable with him in intimate situations. She soon discovers a horrible secret about herself, which surfaces through memories she’s repressed since childhood. With her physical and emotional world spinning out of control, Deidre clings to Robert’s strength and unwavering support, praying that the truth will not only stop the killings, but set her free from the nightmare of her past. 151157 1998 Lost Tribe, The N Lee, Mark Journalist Ben Chase is a young American journalist working in a volatile African country. 151158 1988 Lost World, The NM McDowell, Edwin New York Journalist Alex Shaw covers the Times Square area. Young hoodlum, teenage son of an aging hooker who lives on the streets, wants journalist to help an old black preacher from Tennessee who has come to Manhattan to search for his grandson. As his trust in the reporter increases, the hoodlum agrees to divulge inner workings of corner of Hades-on-Hudson in exchange for cigarettes and change. Reporter's righteous anger about horrific welfare hotels and vile barter in bodies and drugs. He learns respectable businessmen prey on bodies of young boys and girls. 151159 1997 Lost World, The: Jurassic Park M CNN Anchor (Bernard Shaw-Himself). 151160 2000 Lost-and-Found Groom NR McLinn, Patricia Silhouette #1344 Reporter Kendra Jenner for the last three years hasn't work on a story more exciting than the local goings on in the sleepy town of Far Hills, Wyoming. Before that she had been a news reporter hot on the trial of the mysterious miracle worker whose daring missions to fly food and medical help to the people of Santa Estrella saved their children. She was determined to find the man and get his story. But no one knows who he is. Hurricane was coming but she wouldn't leave until she got the story. A stranger comforted her in the most intimate way. Three years later, she is back home with her two-year-old son. The stranger shows up and wants to get to know his son. She has to decide whether the stranger will become a part of their lives. 151161 1958 Lost, Lonely and Vicious M Reporter (Clint Quigley) 151162 2006 Lost, The MT News. Action Newsman (Chuck Roni). 151163 2008 Lost, The N Kray, Roberta Reporter Len Curzon is an alcoholic interviewing a small-time villain in a local prison. He notices a young woman visiting with a notorious older convict. The woman reminds him of an eight-year-old girl who went missing 20 years earlier. Soon after making some indiscreet inquiries, the reporter is stabbed to death by an unknown assailant outside a pub. Curzon’s friend and fellow reporter, Jessica Vaughn, has a boozy flirtation with PI Harry Lind, a crippled ex-cop and persuades him that Curzon’s murder isn’t the random act of violence the police assume. 151164 2009 Lost: Because You Left T DVD -R HQ 10801 Episode #86. Season Five Opener TV Newscast tells the characters information they need to know. Several of the Oceanic Six survivors come to grips with their need to return to the island on their own terms. On the island, the survivors are time-shifting and have no idea how to stop it. 151165 2008 Lost: Beginning of the End, The T DVD -R HQ 9575 Episode. News Media coverage of Hurley driving a car out of control and stopped by the police. 151166 2008 Lost: Confirmed Dead T DVD -R HQ 9608 (Missing Ending of Episode) Episode. TV News coverage of the discovery of Oceanic wreckage of the ill-fated flight found at the bottom of the ocean floor. The Oceanic 6. 151167 2008 Lost: Eggtown T DVD -R HQ 9715 Episode. 2-21-2008 News Media covers Kate’s story when she goes on trial for murder. Her attorney says her story and the story of the Oceanic Flight 815 six survivors has been covered nonstop in newspapers, on TV and on the Internet. Paparazzi go after Kate and she has to leave the courthouse when a deal is made to keep her out of jail out the backdoor where a taxi is waiting for her. 151168 2007 Lost: Flashes Before Your Eyes T Episode #55. 2-17-2007 Photographer (Stephen Quinn). 151169 2009 Lost: Lie, The T DVD -R HQ 10802 Episode #87. Season Five Opener TV Newscast tells the characters information they need to know. Several of the Oceanic Six survivors come to grips with their need to return to the island on their own terms. On the island, the survivors are time-shifting and have no idea how to stop it. Hurley and Sayid are hunted down by the cops. Jack and Ben try to bring everyone together as a team. Kate receives help from an old friend to hide the truth. The time-shifting on the island continues and everyone’s life is in danger.`` 151170 2005 Lost: Numbers T Episode #18. 3-2-2005 Reporter (Joy Minaai). 151171 2008 Lost: Other Woman, The T Episode. 3-6-2008 News Media. 151172 2008 Lost: Shape of Things To Come, The T Episode. 4-24-2008 News Media. Locke’s camp comes under attack. Jack tries to determine the identity of a body that washed ashore. Things are about to change forever. 151173 2008 Lost: There’s No Place Like Home T DVD -R HQ 9912 Episode. 5-2008 News Media cover the arrival of the Oceanic Six survivors. Press Conference. 151174 2007 Lost: Tricia Tanaka Is Dead T DVD -R HQ 8042 Episode #58. 2-28-2007 TV Reporter Tricia Tanaka (Sung Hi Lee) and her cameraman are blown to bits when a meteor hits a chicken restaurant owned by one of the "Lost" survivors. 151175 1999 Lot, The: T SVD 883, SVD 789 Episodes. Series 8-19-1999 to 4-22-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. 151176 2001 Lot, The: Accident, The T Episode #6. 2-4-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. Reporter #1 (Richard Gustafson). Journalist Milton Maxwell (Sam McMurray). Out on a wild side with Victor Mansfield, Rachel's car is wrecked, sending the beloved leading lady through the windshield and into a coma. Leo and Sweeney, anxious to protect their investment in the up-and-coming leading man, pay off everyone, from the cops to the hospital staff to gossip columnist Letitia Devine, to keep it quiet. They issue a statement that Rachel has been hospitalized for an appendectomy. Rachel's friends back on the lot find their own ways to cope with the tragedy. However, Victor's guilt is inconsolable. Unscathed by the accident, he defies studio orders to stay away from the hospital and sneaks into Rachel's room where he's spotted by her bedside. A quick call to Journalist Maxwell and the studio's cover story is blown -- along with Victor's career. 151177 2001 Lot, The: Daddy Dearest T Episode #11. 2-25-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. Legendary swashbuckling movie star Colin Rhome, as famous between the sheets as on the screen, arrives at Silver Studios and is warmly greeted by all, except Victor & Mary. 151178 2001 Lot, The: Danny Matthews Takes a Wife T Episode #13. 3-18-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. Danny Matthews, a masculine leading man at Sylver Screen Pictures runs afoul of Leo and the Hollywood press for being too open and public about his homosexuality. Sweeney and Leo concoct a plan to deal with this situation decisively: have him get married. He finds a willing companion in Rachel, who is only too happy to wed her dear friend to save his career. But after a bachelor party ends with Danny soliciting a male police officer, he and Leo have a final confrontation, which ends his career and reveals some shocking information about Fabian. 151179 2001 Lot, The: Detox T Episode #8. 1-28-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. When Leo Sylver finds out that Victor, the studio's new star, is a morphine addict, he orders Sweeney to fix the problem before it becomes public knowledge. Meanwhile Charlie finds out that his adored Libby is trying to have his screen credit removed from the screenplay they worked on together. 151180 1999 Lot, The: Happy Landing T SVD 789 Episode #4. 8-20-1999 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. After making a series of studio bombs, Harry Sylver is forced out by Roland Winters, who appoints himself the new head of Sylver Studios. He then lures June Parker back from Metro Pictures, but the formerly innocent June's stardom has gone to her head and she becomes a demanding diva on the set of her new picture. 151181 2001 Lot, The: Hooked on Hollywood T Episode #6. 1-14-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. Sylver Studios hires high-brow New York writer Libby Wilson to pump up the screenplay on its new picture. Meanwhile, the studio takes measures to transform stuntman Victor into a leading man to co-star with Rachel. 151182 1999 Lot, The: It T SVD 789 Episode #1. 8-19-1999. Series 8-19-1999 to 4-22-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. Hollywood hopeful June Parker looks like she may get her big break when the star of Sylver Studio's latest film dies in the middle of production, but her mother won't sign the parental consent agreement for her underage daughter. 151183 2001 Lot, The: Kids (aka Worshipping at Shirley's Temple) T Episode #16. 4-8-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. Without Fabian's knowledge, stage-mommy Norma puts his young niece up for the staring role in Charlie's new musical. Meanwhile Charlie tells Rachel that it is time for her to choose between being with him or Victor. 151184 2001 Lot, The: Mob Scene, The T Episode #14. 3-25-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. As Charlie works on a sex scene that will pass all of Lundquist's objections, the studio is visited by a union representative who is actually fronting a mob attempt to extort money from all the studios. 151185 2001 Lot, The: Nebraska Johnston T Episode #10. 2-11-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. Photographer (Matt Nolan). Fed up with playing nothing but maids and mammies, a classically trained African-American actress issues an ultimatum to studio boss Leo Sylver. Meanwhile, although Rachel has recovered from the car accident, her facial scar could ruin her career as a leading lady. 151186 2001 Lot, The: New Mogul in Town T Episode #5. 1-7-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. Desperate for a successful picture, new studio head Leo Sylver steals Warner brothers' actress Rachel Lipton to star in a big-budget story about the Jewish experience in Germany. Meanwhile a friend helps Norma avoid foreclosure. 151187 2001 Lot, The: Oscar's Wild T Episode #15. 4-1-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. Victor is starring in Charlie's adaptation of "The Private Life of Oscar Wilde," but Leo nearly has a heart attack when the film's director informs him of the scandalous details of Wilde's life. Fearing the potential damage to Victor's career, not to mention the censors, Leo orders Charlie to sanitize the story and turn Wilde into a lusty, masculine heterosexual male. As Mary engages in an affair with the picture's director, Norma has a difficult time convincing Mary that he's also made strong advances towards her. Equally frustrated is Fabian whose ex-wife has suddenly re-entered his life. 151188 1999 Lot, The: Overnight Star T SVD 789 Episode #2. 8-19-1999 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. When her financier brother objects to hiring an unknown to take over the lead in their new picture, studio head Harry Sylver schemes to make her well-known overnight by parading her to the Los Angeles' hot spots with the city's most eligible bachelors. 151189 2001 Lot, The: Portable Libby Wilson, The T Episode #7. 1-21-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. Aspiring screenwriter Charles Patterson falls under sexy Libby Wilson's spell as they work together on a new screenplay, but then she takes him to a Hollywood party that gets raided by the police. 151190 2001 Lot, The: Property of Sylver Screen T Episode #17. 4-22-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. Rachel, having grown tired of mediocre roles in her films threatens to walk out on Sylver Screen Pictures. Leo calms her down and promises her the lead in a major new film, but she is infuriated when she discovers that the part has gone to Barbara Stanwyck instead. In a bitter confrontation, Rachel informs Leo that she's walking, but Leo responds by telling her that her contract is ironclad and that she can't get work anywhere without his permission. Meanwhile, the lead part in Rachel's current film falls to Norma, who tortures Charlie with dozens of re-write notes, and Victor takes Fabian under his wing in order to get him into good physical shape for the company picnic. 151191 1999 Lot, The: Stardom T SVD 789 Episode #3. 8-20-1999 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. June's newfound star status affects the romantic interest of playboy-mogul Roland White as well as that of Studio Publicist Jack Sweeney (Perry Stephens). . Meanwhile, her boyfriend Charlie Patterson finally sells his screenplay, but to competitor Metro Pictures. 151192 2001 Lot, The: Stiffed T Episode #12. 3-4-2001 Gossip Columnist Letitia De Vine (Holland Taylor) is based on Louella Parsons-Hedda Hopper columnist dispensing gossip about Hollywood and celebrities. After years of hard living, Colin Rhome dies in the presence of his friends. Mary, grieving for Colin, takes it upon herself to inform June about her father. Furious at Mary for denying her the chance to know him, she storms off. Meanwhile, Sweeney and Leo cook up a huge publicity stunt as all of Hollywood must come to Sylver Screen Pictures for the funeral of Colin Rhome, to be held on a giant soundstage. Fabian, Norma and Mary have other plans for the late Colin Rhome as they whisk away his body from the mortuary and take him to a local restaurant. Sweeney is terrified when he discovers that the corpse has disappeared while a traumatized June is given a chance to have "one last drink with her father." 151193 1995 Lotat DF Finland Interviewer Taru Makela - Voice. 151194 1870 Lothair N USC Disraeli, Benjamin Critics. Morning Post. Critics. On newspaper lies and falsehoods. 151195 1919 Lottery Man, The M Young, Rida Johnson (Play). Frank Urson (Adaptation). Elmer Harris (Scenario) AFI-Newspapermen/Newspapers - Ness Book. Remake of 1916 film Reporter Jack Wright (Wallace Reid) sets himself up with a lottery prize to increase circulation after his editor lends him the money. 151196 1916 Lottery Man, The M VHS 1484 Young, Rida Johnson (Play) AFI-Reporters Reporter Jack Wright (Thurlow Bergen). Publisher Mcquire (F.W. Stewart), newspaper publisher and local constable. 151197 1995 Lotto Land M News Media. Reporter (Cecilia Rubino). 151198 2001 Lou Dobbs Tonight DT Journalist-Host Lou Dobbs (2006). Correspondents Steve Forbes, Rik Kirkland, Stephen Shepard, Lisa Sylvester. 151199 1977 Lou Grant: T SV 241 Episodes. Series 9-20-77 to 9-13-82. 110 episodes Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Photographer Dennis "Animal" Price (Daryl Andersen). National Editor (Sidney Clute, 1977-1979). Foreign Editor (Laurence Haddon). Financial Editor (Gary Pagett, 1978-1979). 151200 1978 Lou Grant: Aftershock T SV 227 Reisman, Del Episode #6-7506. 10-25-1977 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. National Editor (Gordon Jump). Lou's first California earthquake only underscores his emotional upheaval when a reporter's widow accepts his comfort but then grows overly dependent on him Reporters Joe Rossi (Robert Walden) and Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). 151201 1978 Lou Grant: Airliner T SV 246, SV 245 (End of Episode), SV 228 Einstein, Charles Episode #14-7514. 1-3-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Coverage of a Los Angeles-bound airliner with faulty landing gear takes on a new dimension when the Tribune staffers learn that Hume's daughter is on board. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151202 1979 Lou Grant: Andrew (Part I): Premonition T Freeman, Seth Episode #56-9509. 12-3-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Donovan's cousin Andrew (Bruce Davidson) is on the verge of a potentially violent psychological breakdown. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151203 1979 Lou Grant: Andrew (Part II: Trial T Freeman, Seth Episode #57-9515. 12-10-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Donovan's cousin (Bruce Davidson) is charged with the murder of a young woman. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151204 1978 Lou Grant: Babies T SV 238 Lloyd, David Episode #32-8512. 12-11-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Rossi and Billie pose as husband and wife to investigate a baby- selling racket. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151205 1977 Lou Grant: Barrio T SV 227 Freeman, Seth Episode #7-7504. 11-1-1977 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Following up on the shooting of a barrio woman, Billie and Lou learn that the victim's son blames gang rivalries for the incident and is after revenge Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151206 1982 Lou Grant: Beachhead T SV 271 Reynolds, Gene Episode #112-1520. 5-24-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Trib story on rival surfer turfs touches off gang fights and Billie and Ted discover their new home is next to a halfway house for mental patients. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151207 1982 Lou Grant: Blacklist T SV 263 Freeman, Seth Episode #107-1515. 4-5-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. While researching a story about a scientist who was blacklisted in the '50s, Rossi learns that his girlfriend's father was a folk singer who suffered the same fate. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151208 1980 Lou Grant: Blackout T SV 264 Kline, Steve Episode #66-9521. 2-18-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Trib has never missed a press deadline, a record it may lose after power is knocked out by a combination of lightning and earth tremors. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151209 1979 Lou Grant: Bomb T SV 239. SV 263 (Part I). SV 269 (Part II) Freeman, Seth Episode #44-8521. 3-26-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Nuclear Terrorists send Rossi their blueprint for an atomic bomb, which they threaten to detonate in Los Angeles unless their demands are met. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151210 1981 Lou Grant: Boomerang T SV 252 Kline, Steve Episode #80-0512. 1-19-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Trib staff and a visiting hot-shot reporter tackle a story on "dumping" -- foreign sales of goods that are banned in the U.S. as dangerous. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151211 1980 Lou Grant: Brushfire T Burns, Allan and Gene Reynolds Episode #60-9517. 1-7-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Brush fire disrupts the lives of many Trib employees, and consequently affects the paper's coverage of it. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151212 1981 Lou Grant: Business T SV 253 Kline, Steve Episode #87-0518. 3-23-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Trib wages a war of words with an electronics firm that declines to disclose details of its financial situation. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151213 1982 Lou Grant: Cameras T SV 262 Lloyd, David Episode #101-1509. 1-25-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Story about a robbery and kidnapping assays the influence of live TV coverage on volatile situations and trial proceedings. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151214 1981 Lou Grant: Campesinos T SV 253 Vittes, Michael Episode #86-0513. 3-16-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Tip sends Rossi to a small farm town to investigate an explosive labor dispute. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151215 1981 Lou Grant: Catch T SV 251 Gallery, Michelle Episode #78-0511. 1-5-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Billie has trouble separating business from pleasure after interviewing a cocky but endearing baseball player. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151216 1980 Lou Grant: Censored T SV 264 Paglliaro, Joanne Episode #64-9516. 2-4-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Issue is censorship as the Trib considers dropping a controversial comic strip, while Rossi is sent to a small town to cover a series of book burnings. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151217 1979 Lou Grant: Charlatan T SV 247 Vittes, Michael Episode #50-9505. 10-15-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Naked man perched on a church steeple, carrying a sign that reads "God sees all," sets city-room staffers on the trail of a religious crusader. But although their investigation hints the man may be a charlatan, religion editor Marcus Prescott (Meshach Taylor) balks at supporting the inquiry - in part because of his own unwavering religious faith. Lou hesitantly backs a pornography-magazine publisher's fight against a prior restraint suit. Pornographer plans to print names and addresses of narcotic agents --despite Government's contention action would endanger the men. 151218 1982 Lou Grant: Charlie T SV 271 Gallery, Michelle Episode #114-1523. 9-13-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. It may be routine for Charlie when he has to fire two incompetents, lend a sympathetic ear to Donovan and consider assignments for Billie and Rossi, but for a cub reporter, the story he's working on is anything but routine. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151219 1977 Lou Grant: Christmas T SV 228 Lloyd, David Episode #13-7507. 12-13-1977 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Week before Christmas, Billie's story of a homeless family brings in thousands of dollars. Meanwhile, Lou hands Rossi a seemingly dull assignment as punishment for unethically quoting a source. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151220 1978 Lou Grant: Conflict T SV 238 Gallery, Michele Episode #33-8513. 12-18-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. National Editor (Alan Haufrect). Mrs. Pynchon is infuriated by the Trib's derogatory piece on the director of a charity with which she is affiliated and Rossi ruffles more feathers when, as the paper's new media critic, he accuses city-room staffers of having conflicts of interest. Reporters Joe Rossi (Robert Walden) and Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). 151221 1979 Lou Grant: Convention T SV 243 Lloyd, David Episode #42-8522. 3-5-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Lou accompanies Hume and Mrs. Pynchon to a newspaper convention, where rumor has it that terrorists plan to kidnap a prominent publisher. Jack Riley (Kenneth MacMillan). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151222 1979 Lou Grant: Cop T SV 245 Freeman, Seth Episode #47-9504-50. 9-17-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Lou Grant begins his third season as city editor puzzled by the unusual assignment of a uniformed police officer to a murder investigation. He's gay. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151223 1977 Lou Grant: Cophouse (Premiere). T VHS 953 Tokatyan, Leon Episode #1-7501. 9-20-1977 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Charlie Hume, ME, hires his old friend Grant as city editor of Los Angeles Tribune. Police department scandal. National Editor (Gordon Jump). Lou Grant scarcely settles in to his new job as city editor of a Los Angeles daily when his leadership is tested by hot-shot reporter Joe Rossi, who claims that a veteran of the police beat is sitting on details of a department scandal. Reporters Joe Rossi (Robert Walden) and Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). 151224 1980 Lou Grant: Coverup (aka Cover Up) T SV 265 Episode #62-9518-63. 1-21-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Rossi is taken off a probe of movie-industry kickbacks when a producer interested in one of his stories is implicated. Teacher (Lindsey) at a private school where Mrs. Pynchon serves on the board is wrongly accused of sexual abuse. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151225 1979 Lou Grant: Denial T SV 237 Thuna, Leonora Episode #34-8507. 1-1-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Refusal of Lou's daughter to accept her son's advancing deafness is threatening to destroy her marriage. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151226 1981 Lou Grant: Depression T SV 253 Reynolds, Gene Episode #89-0508. 4-13-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Aging's stark inevitability is driven home to Trib staffers when a middle-aged reporter (Peter Hobbs) tries to kill himself because he fears he has outlived his usefulness. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151227 1980 Lou Grant: Dogs T Freeman, Seth Episode #67-9522. 3-3-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Rossi infiltrates a dog-fighting ring when the disappearance of Mrs. Pynchon's Yorkshire terrier is linked to trainers suspected by the Humane Society. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151228 1981 Lou Grant: Doublecross T SV 253 Gallery, Michelle Episode #96-0522. 12-7-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Billie learns that a famous gold cross contained in a 50-year-old time capsule is a fake. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151229 1981 Lou Grant: Drifters T SV 260 Freeman, Bud Episode #97-1505. 12-14-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Charlie takes in his disturbed nephew (W.K. Stratton), unaware of the extent of his illness. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151230 1978 Lou Grant: Dying T SV 237 Gallery, Michelle Episode #28-8509. 11-6-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Despite Lou and Billie's efforts to help, a frazzled Donovan is unable to cope with the fact that his mother is dying. Assistant city editor Art Donovan can accept the fact that his mother suffers from leukemia. What he can't accept is that she is going to die, even though his newsroom colleagues - especially Lou and Billie - try to help him face reality. Their efforts, though, only alienate him, and his frazzled nerves begin to interfere with his work, leading to a blow-up with Rossi over a minor editorial matter. Billie brings director of local hospice to her side and listens to the mother's feelings. 151231 1981 Lou Grant: Execution T SV 261 Smith, April Episode #92-1502. 11-9-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Rossi becomes engrossed in a story on a murderer who refuses to appeal her death sentence. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151232 1979 Lou Grant: Expose T SV 251 Lloyd, David Episode #48-9507. 9-24-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Trib's coverage of a local politician's alcoholic husband coincides with a gossip sheet's expose on the city-room staff. Foreign Editor (Ivan Bonar). Reporters Joe Rossi (Robert Walden) and Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). 151233 1979 Lou Grant: Fire T SV 238 Freeman, Seth Episode #35-8514. 1-8-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. City-room staffers suspect an insurance scam in a string of apartment-house fires. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151234 1982 Lou Grant: Fireworks T SV 260 Gallery, Michelle Episode #109-1517. 4-19-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. An assignment in the state capital reunites Billie with her ex- husband - a shrewd lobbyist out to make Billie's job as difficult as possible. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151235 1979 Lou Grant: Frameup T SV 247 Kline, Steve Episode #51-9508. 10-22-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Trib is taken to court and Billie is taken to task after her expose on a manufacturing firm turns out to be based on a forged document. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151236 1981 Lou Grant: Friends T SV 160 Freeman, Seth Episode #98-1510. 12-28-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Tests of friendships emerge from Rossi's relationship with an ambitious young politician, and an altercation involving Donovan and a reporter. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151237 1979 Lou Grant: Gambling T SV 247 Freeman, Bud Episode #53-9510. 11-5-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Gambling fever strikes the Trib as Lou is touted on a long shot, Animal learns the meaning of vigorish and Billie makes a risky loan to a gambler. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151238 1981 Lou Grant: Generations T SV 252 Dawkins, Johnny Episode #81-0514. 1-26-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Charlie's father moves in with the Humes after a shoplifting arrest, and Lou's elderly neighbor has several run-ins with prankish teenagers. Problems of the elderly. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151239 1982 Lou Grant: Ghosts T SV 262 Smith, April Episode #100-1507. 1-11-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Billie investigates a mysterious death in a "haunted" house. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151240 1980 Lou Grant: Goop T SV 251 Freeman, Seth Episode #75-0507. 11-24-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Billie takes a job with a chemical company suspected of illegally dumping toxic wastes, raising a question of whether subterfuge is a legitimate tool of journalism. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151241 1980 Lou Grant: Guns T SV 264, SV 248 Freeman, Seth Episode #69-9525-70. 3-17-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. St. Patrick's Day is the occasion for an episode examining "the troubles" in Northern Ireland and Irish-American support for the IRA. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151242 1980 Lou Grant: Harassment T SV 250 Smith, April Episode #72-0501. 9-29-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Billie turns the tables on the Trib's male staffers after she's assigned to report on job-related sexual harassment Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151243 1980 Lou Grant: Hazard T SV 248 Gallery, Michele Episode #70-9524-69. 3-24-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Checkbook journalism is at issue when Rossi can't get the facts about dangerous motorbikes unless he pays his informant. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151244 1977 Lou Grant: Henhouse T Thuna, Leonora Episode #4-7509. 10-11-1977 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Lou and the arts-and-leisure editor squabble over which department should cover a famous writer's murder. Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey) makes first appearance. Reporters Joe Rossi (Robert Walden) and Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). 151245 1978 Lou Grant: Hero T SV 235 Freeman, Seth Episode #16-7518. 1-17-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Story about an ex-con who saves a judge's life seems like good human-interest material to Lou - until the hero blames the news of his past for the loss of business and fiancée. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151246 1979 Lou Grant: Hit T SV 243 Gallery, Michele Episode #40-8519. 2-19-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Woman's two-year search for her son's hit-and-run killer intrigues Rossi. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151247 1977 Lou Grant: Hoax T Dawson, Gordon Episode #3-7503. 10-4-1977 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Lou must assess the credibility of a former colleague known for passing bad leads when the old-timer comes in with a tip on the whereabouts of a missing tycoon. Reporters Joe Rossi (Robert Walden) and Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). 151248 1979 Lou Grant: Hollywood T SV 247 (Missing Five Minutes) Gallery, Michelle Episode #58-9513. 12-17-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Lou's fascination with an abandoned Tinsel Town nitery prompts the Trib to take another look at an unsolved murder committed there some 30 years earlier. Edward Asner also narrates this homage to Hollywood detective fiction. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151249 1977 Lou Grant: Home T SV 240 Goldberg, Gary David Episode #41-8520. 2-26-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Lou befriends a retiree who yearns to be productive again, while Billie takes a job in a nursing home to investigate mistreatment of patients. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151250 1981 Lou Grant: Hometown T SV 259 (First 10 minutes) Gallery, Michelle Episode #94-1504. 11-23-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Lou returns to the Midwestern town where he grew up and finds a community struggling with a declining population and economic blight. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151251 1978 Lou Grant: Hooker T Freeman, Seth Episode #25-8508. 10-16-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. While investigating a prostitute's murder, Billie befriends a massage-parlor harlot who wants a better life. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151252 1977 Lou Grant: Hostages T Episode #2. 9-27-1977 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Reporters Joe Rossi (Robert Walden) and Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151253 1977 Lou Grant: Housewarming T SV 228 Thuna, Leonora Episode #11-7512. 11-29-1977 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Anonymous source for Billie's article on wife-beating is a battered wife who is afraid to talk for fear of her life. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151254 1982 Lou Grant: Hunger T SV 269 Reynolds, Gene Episode #104-1508. 3-1-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Rossi becomes obsessed with his story on world hunger - to the irritation of his editors. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151255 1979 Lou Grant: Hype T Gallery, Michelle Episode #52-9503-49. 10-29-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Lou's participation in a cancer-research study leads the Trib into a story on industry funding of university programs. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151256 1982 Lou Grant: Immigrants T SV 269 Kline, Steve Episode #103-1511. 2-15-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Plight of Vietnamese refugees in the U.S. is explored in a story involving black-market food stamps and a photographer Animal met during the war. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151257 1980 Lou Grant: Indians T Smith, April Episode #61-9512. 1-14-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Trib's research on urbanized American Indians gains insight when Animal befriends a youngster running away from a boarding school. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151258 1980 Lou Grant: Influence T SV 248 Smith, April Episode #68. 3-10-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. While Mrs. Pynchon listens to influence peddlers seeking her support for an airport project, Lou becomes increasingly aware that Adam has a drinking problem Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151259 1980 Lou Grant: Inheritance T SV 265 (Incomplete) Smith, April Episode #63-9519-64. 1-28-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Billie's research into the effects of synthetic estrogen on unborn children leads her to suspect that her mother may have taken the hormone. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151260 1982 Lou Grant: Jazz T SV 260 Turrentine, Roger Episode #99-1506. 1-4-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Rossi tracks down members of a once-great jazz quartet (played by jazz greats Ray Brown, Joe Williams, Louie Bellson and Med Flory). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151261 1977 Lou Grant: Judge T SV 227 Tokatyan, Leon Episode #9-7508. 11-15-1977 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Acting on a lead that an aging Superior Court judge may be growing senile, Lou goes to court as an observer - and gets tossed in the tank by the cantankerous magistrate by trying to exit quietly. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151262 1979 Lou Grant: Kidnap T Freeman, Bud Episode #55-9514. 11-26-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. While the city-room staff covers the story of a missing plane, Mrs. Pynchon ponders an offer from a large newspaper chain. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151263 1979 Lou Grant: Kids T SV 248 Vittes, Michael and Shep Greene Episode #59-9511. 12-24-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Problem children and children's problems are examined in encounters with a young boy in need of attention, a shy child star reluctant to tell her story and a lawyer specializing in youngsters' rights. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151264 1982 Lou Grant: Law T SV 263 Kline, Steve Episode #108-1516. 4-12-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Trib's law firm is breaking up and Mrs. Pynchon doesn't know which half to retain. Billie's story on a recall movement results in the politician suing its organizers and Lou sues his plumber for tearing up his kitchen. Reporters Joe Rossi (Robert Walden) and Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). 151265 1980 Lou Grant: Libel T Episode #76-0506. 12-8-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Mrs. Pynchon (Nancy Marchand), publisher. Managing Editor (Charlie Hume). The Trib's story on a scandal sheet earns a libel suit from the paper's publisher. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151266 1980 Lou Grant: Lou T SV 264 Gallery, Michele Episode #65-9520. 2-11-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Lou's single-minded devotion to his job begins to wear on his stamina, causing concern among his co-workers. Reporter Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Photo Editor (Billy Beck). Reporter Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey). Managing Editor Mason Adams (Charlie Hume). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Photojournalist Dennis "Animal" Price (Daryl Anderson). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). 151267 1979 Lou Grant: Loves T SV 241 Gallery, Michele Episode #46-8524. 5-7-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Lou and his lady friend contemplate cohabitation and Billie tries to talk a high-school girl out of having a baby just to escape an unhappy home life. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151268 1979 Lou Grant: Marathon T SV 241 Reynolds, Gene Episode #43-8518. 3-19-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. It begins rather inauspiciously for Lou when a new summer intern tells the city editor how valuable the internship will be to his future career - in television news. And from there, things only get worse. The day's major story soon breaks: a tunnel collapse at a construction site that buries workers and a group of archaeology students. As Lou calls for a TV set to monitor the rescue, it's obvious he foresees a marathon news day. But the tunnel isn't the only thing occupying the city room: the harried staffers are visited by a group of junketing Swedish businessmen (none of whom speak English). And Lou's assistant, Donovan, tired of Grant's second-guessing of his editorial judgments, contemplates leaving the Tribune to accept a job offer as the Governor's press secretary. 151269 1978 Lou Grant: Mob T SV 234 Tokatyan, Leon Episode #26-8505. 10-23-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. While organizing the Tribune's annual tennis tournament at a California resort, Lou and Rossi become suspicious over the presence of "vacationing" underworld bosses. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151270 1978 Lou Grant: Murder T SV 235 Goldberg, Gary David Episode #27-8504. 10-30-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Rossi's piece on a dowager who fought off four thieves with a golf club gets front-page coverage, while Billie's story about the murder of a young mother is "buried" on a back page. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151271 1977 Lou Grant: Nazi T SV 227 Schlitt, Robert Episode #5. 10-18-1977 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Reporter Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey) gets a challenging assignment in this well-written episode: to investigate a trouble-making group of Nazis. Billie first visits their downtown headquarters, a sparsely furnished suite where security is tight and Billie learns nothing of importance. Her next gambit, however, pays off. She attends a meeting of the group and hears its leader deliver an impassioned plea for white supremacy. Suddenly, Billie has the key to her story. Nazi Leader is tight-lipped when it comes to talking to the press. Billie finds out he was raised as orthodox Jew. National Editor (Gordon Jump). Reporter (Allan Kolman). 151272 1980 Lou Grant: Nightside T SV 250 Gallery, Michele Episode #71-0504. 9-22-80. Fourth Season Opener Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Anatomy of the Trib's late shift, whose denizens become Lou's responsibility when the night editor phones in sick. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151273 1982 Lou Grant: Obituary T SV 263 Smith, April Episode #106-1514. 3-22-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Billie is called back to the office just before boarding a plane that later crashes, killing all aboard. Meanwhile, Animal tracks a nearly extinct moth. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151274 1977 Lou Grant: Pack T SV 250 Kline, Steve Episode #73-0502. 10-27-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Billie hits the campaign trail with a Senatorial candidate, where the toughest part of the assignment is dealing with the politics of the press corps. National Editor (Emilio Delgado). Reporters Joe Rossi (Robert Walden) and Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). 151275 1978 Lou Grant: Physical T SV 236 Lloyd, David Episode #22-7522. 3-20-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Lou reluctantly undergoes a required physical, and learns his diseased thyroid must be surgically removed. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151276 1978 Lou Grant: Pills T SV 235 Gallery, Michele Episode #23-8502. 9-25-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Just after finishing a story about the flow of illegal pills, Rossi witnesses a teen-age girl collapse from a combination of alcohol and drugs that, tragically, proves to be lethal. Her companion is tortured by guilt -- he gave her the pills Rossi on the trail of Dr. Arnold Bonham (Richard Bull), who runs a thriving clinic that caters to the "needs" of a young clientele. But Rossi doesn't get very far until Peter delivers more than Rossi ever bargained for: stolen medical records from Bonham's office. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151277 1978 Lou Grant: Poison T SV 236 Gallery, Michele Episode #21-7521. 3-6-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Grieving Rossi strives to continue the investigation into radioactive contamination begun by a good friend who met an "accidental" death. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151278 1977 Lou Grant: Prisoner T SV 244 Freeman, Seth Episode #24-8501. 10-2-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. While Mrs. Pynchon plays hostess to the wife of a Latin ruler, Rossi and Billie investigate charges of repression in her country - and Hume is oddly reluctant to print their findings. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151279 1977 Lou Grant: Psychout (aka Psych-Out) T SV 244 Freeman, Seth Episode #10-7515. 11-22-1977 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Nagged by Lou to "get into" stories, Rossi commits himself to a mental hospital he is investigating. Photojournalist Dennis "Animal" Price (Daryl Anderson). Reporter (Allan Kolman). Reporters Joe Rossi (Robert Walden) and Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). 151280 1981 Lou Grant: Rape T SV 252 Freeman, Seth Episode #79-0516. 1-12-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Rape becomes more than just a news story to the Trib staff when a reporter is assaulted in her apartment. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151281 1981 Lou Grant: Reckless T SV 259 Kline, Steve Episode #93-1503. 11-16-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Charlie works to implement the Trib's news-tip hotline, while Lou takes part in an experiment on drunken driving. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151282 1982 Lou Grant: Recovery T SV 263 Gallery, Michelle Episode #105-1521. 3-8-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Mrs. Pynchon is questioned about her late husband's land dealings with Japanese-Americans interned during World War II. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151283 1978 Lou Grant: Renewal T SV 235 Travey, Ken Episode #17-7511. 1-30-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Tribune staffers hope to block the demolition of a newspaper vendor's condemned apartment to save the murals he painted in honor of his late wife. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151284 1982 Lou Grant: Review T SV 262 Lane, Jeffrey B. Episode #102. 2-8-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Media review board might censure the Trib because of an article by Rossi. Billie ghostwrites an autobiographical piece for an evasive Mrs. Pynchon. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Press Photographer (Larry Vigus). 151285 1981 Lou Grant: Risk T SV 261 Freeman, Seth Episode #95-0521. 11-30-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. 9-year-old girl's life is at stake when a Trib reporter (Lynne Moody) refuses to reveal her source for a story on child pornography. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151286 1977 Lou Grant: Samaritan T SV 239 West, Eliot Episode #39-8516. 2-12-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Tribune receives an ominous letter signed "Samaritan," the name of a psychopathic killer who once stalked the city and threatens to do so again. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151287 1979 Lou Grant: Scam T SV 239 Goldberg, Gary David Episode #37-8515. 1-22-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Lou is toying with how to spend a $15,000 gift when he stumbles onto what may be an investment scam involving Hume's financial counselor. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151288 1978 Lou Grant: Scandal T SV 236 Freeman, Seth Episode #19-7520. 2-13-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Rossi is taken off a county supervisor's re-election campaign and replaced by a woman he suspects is romantically involved with the candidate Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151289 1978 Lou Grant: Schools T SV 237 Goldberg, Gary David Episode #29-8510. 11-20-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. While Rossi and Billie probe high-school violence, Lou and a guidance counselor share an interest in a student vying for a Tribune college scholarship. Included: a rousing awards-ceremony speech by the Rev. Jesse Jackson. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151290 1977 Lou Grant: Scoop T SV 244 Kearney, Gene Episode #8-7502. 11-8-1977 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Reporter Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey). Managing Editor Mason Adams (Charlie Hume). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Photojournalist Dennis "Animal" Price (Daryl Anderson). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporter Joe Rossi's (Robert Walden) zeal for scoring scoops nets two articles on page one - both inaccurate. Photo Editor (Bill Beck). Foreign Editor (Laurence Haddon). National Editor (Sidney Clute). 151291 1981 Lou Grant: Search T SV 276, SV 252 Greenbaum, Everett and Elliot Reid Episode #82-0515. 2-9-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Staff photographer (Alley Mills) appeals to city-room staffers to help her locate her natural parents. Restaurant Critic. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151292 1978 Lou Grant: Sect T SV 235 Gallery, Michele Episode #18-7517. 2-6-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Hume and his wife are distraught over their son's conversion to Krishna. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151293 1978 Lou Grant: Singles T SV 237 Goldman, Gina Frederica and Sally Robinson Episode #31-8506. 12-4-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Lou is skeptical as Billie and Rossi "check out" the L.A. singles scene at the urging of a media consultant bent on giving the Tribune a youthful look. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151294 1979 Lou Grant: Skids T SV 241 Kline, Steve Episode #45-8523. 4-2-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Coverage of a string of skid-row stranglings proves disturbing to Rossi, whose father died of alcoholism. And to Lou, who meets an old friend who's now a bum. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151295 1979 Lou Grant: Slammer T SV 245 Dawkins, Johnny Episode #49-9501. 10-1-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Crime and publishing: Mrs. Pynchon accepts jury duty on a felony case. Lou gets involved in the shutdown of a prison newspaper. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151296 1978 Lou Grant: Slaughter T SV 237 Freeman, Bud Episode #30-8503. 11-27-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. On what is supposed to be a vacation, Lou and his former boss - the editor of a small-town newspaper - investigate a mysterious cattle disease that may affect humans. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151297 1978 Lou Grant: Spies T SV 236 Tokatyan, Leon Episode #20-7519. 2-27-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Arrest of a businessman's son spawns a complex investigation involving the CIA - and arouses suspicion among Tribune staffers that they're harboring an informant. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151298 1978 Lou Grant: Sports T SV 228 Freeman, Bud Episode #15-7516. 1-10-1978 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Lou locks horns with a famous Tribune sportswriter and sparks an outcry from angry readers when he attempts to disclose football- recruiting violations by a much-admired college coach. Mike Kessler (David Ackroyd). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151299 1980 Lou Grant: Sting T SV 250 Shea, Patt and Harriet Weiss Episode #74-0503. 11-17-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. The Humes move to an apartment and rent their house to a couple who, it turns out, have extraordinary plans for the residence. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151300 1980 Lou Grant: Streets T SV 251 Freeman, Bud Episode #77-0505. 12-15-1980 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Rossi and a black reporter are at odds over the way to approach a story on two deaths in the ghetto: the slaying of a respected policeman and the death of his black assailant in a SWAT-team shoot- out. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151301 1981 Lou Grant: Strike T SV 252 Smith, April Episode #83-0510. 2-16-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Foreign Editor (Ivan Bonar) Lou reluctantly sides with management when the Trib's employees, including his reporters, strike over plans to automate the paper's layout. Reporters Joe Rossi (Robert Walden) and Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). 151302 1981 Lou Grant: Stroke T SV 261. 61 (last five minutes of Mrs. Pynchon's Stroke) episode) Smith, April Episode #90-0520. 5-4-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Mrs. Pynchon suffers a disabling stroke during negotiations to purchase a magazine, a deal that her heir considers a mistake. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151303 1981 Lou Grant: Survival T SV 252, 254. First 5 Minutes Smith, April Episode #84-0517. 2-23-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Run-in with gun-toting children puts Rossi on a story about survivalists, whose skills could come in handy for a team from the Trib when they get caught in a deluge in the wild. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151304 1982 Lou Grant: Suspect T SV 271 Freeman, Seth Episode #111-1522. 5-17-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Cub reporter's life is threatened when he investigates the hit- and-run death of a noted ecologist. Lou is involved with a woman (Dixie Carter) who's also dating a married man. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151305 1979 Lou Grant: Sweep T SV 243 Kline, Steve Episode #38-8517 2-5-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Rossi, Billie, and Animal probe the influx of illegal aliens to Southern California, while Lou breaks in a new copy "boy" - Mrs. Pynchon's niece. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151306 1977 Lou Grant: Takeover T SV 228 Tokatyan, Leon Episode #12-7513. 12-6-1977 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Mrs. Pynchon strikes up a friendship with a man known for buying out respectable newspapers and turning them into sensationalized tabloids. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151307 1982 Lou Grant: Unthinkable T Smith, April Episode #110-1519. 5-3-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Atomic-age paranoia hits the Trib when a revolution in the Middle East signals hostilities between the U.S. and Russia - and a threat of nuclear war. Reporters Joe Rossi (Robert Walden, Billie Newman). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Photojournalist Dennis "Animal" Price (Daryl Anderson). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Foreign Editor (Ivan Bonar). Young Reporter (Gregory Itzen). 151308 1981 Lou Grant: Venice T SV 254 Shea, Patt and Harriet Weiss Episode #85-0509. 3-9-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Animal becomes obsessed with the suicide of a young woman who seemed to have everything going for her. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151309 1979 Lou Grant: Vet T SV 239 Tokatyan, Leon Episode #36-8511. 1-15-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Vietnam War isn't stale news to Tribune staffers: Animal is getting accusing calls from the widow of a soldier he served with, and Lou is trying to find a job for a down-and-out veteran. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151310 1982 Lou Grant: Victims T SV 271. SV 246 Kline, Steve Episode #113-113. 8-30-1982 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. An armed holdup in the Tribune parking lot leaves Lou the victim and a policeman tormented with a guilty conscience. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151311 1981 Lou Grant: Violence T SV 253 Dawkins, Johnny Episode #88-0519. 4-6-1981 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Rossi and Billie cover different aspects of the sports-violence issue, while Lou haggles with a movie critic over on-screen mayhem. Clarence Harvey (Chick Hearn). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151312 1981 Lou Grant: Wedding T SV 261 Freeman, Seth Episode #91-1501. 11-2-1981. Fifth Season Opener Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Billie ponders a marriage offer from baseball scout Ted McCovey (Cliff Potts) as the presses roll for Lou's fifth season. Reporters Joe Rossi (Robert Walden) and Billie Newman (Linda Kelsey). Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). 151313 1979 Lou Grant: Witness T SV 245 Goldberg, Gary David Episode #54-9502-48. 11-12-1979 Newspaper Staff. City Editor Lou Grant (Edward Asner) loses his job at WJM in Minneapolis, moves to LA and becomes city editor of Los Angeles Tribune, second-largest newspaper in city. Billie is given police protection after the death of her source for a story about a beating. Managing Editor Charlie Hume (Mason Adams). Publisher Margaret Pynchon (Nancy Marchand). Reporters Billie Newman McCovey (Linda Kelsey) and Joe Rossi (Robert Walden). Assistant City Editor Art Donovan (Jack Bannon). 151314 2005 Lou Tedesco: True Crime N Gold, Alan #1 Lou Tedesco Series Food and Film Critic Lou Tedesco for the Stumptown Weekly in Oregon has stumbled upon a scoop that’s off his regular beat -- a double murder that the local police chief doesn’t want Lou snooping into. 151315 2007 Lou Tedesco: True Faith N Gold, Alan #2 Lou Tedesco Series Food and Film Critic Lou Tedesco has just earned another title: sleuth. When the wife of a philandering rabbi dies, he's tried for murder. But a mistrial sets the stage for Tedesco to investigate where the police feared to go. 151316 1945 Louella Parsons Gossip Program DR Series 1945-51 Gossip Columnist Louella Parsons 151317 1955 Louella Parsons: Screen Snapshots 7855: Pennies From Hollywood D Columbia Pictures Gossip Columnist Louella Parsons attends a tribute to George Burns. Ralph Staub invites Burns over to the Columbia screen room. Staub dubs him the Guest Master of Ceremonies and proceeds to unreel off-camera film shots of many Hollywood luminaries of the day including Burn’s pal, Jack Benny. Others include Parsons and Actors Loretta Young and Irene Dunne, cowboy star Allan Lane and radio-television host Garry Moore. 151318 1994 Louis 19, le roi des ondes MF Reporter (Chantal Fontaine). Camerawoman (Maral Hassib). Reporter Americain (James Rae). Reporter Francais (Christophe Rapin). Cameraman (Benoit Briere). Cameraman (Luc Guerin). Cameraman (Joel Legendre). 151319 1988 Louis' sommersjov TF Denmark. Film and Theatre Critic Jens Kistrup. Unwritten rule that director of film and stage plays do not publicly attack critics on their views. In 1988, Louis Miehe-Renard decided he indeed would do just that, and on public television. In this TV special, he discusses how he feels about a critic who had written an extremely bad review of a stage play he had directed. He even sued the critic and the newspaper when the play flopped. 151320 1987 Louisa Evans: Paint Her Face Dead NM OWN - P Johnston, Jane Freelance Reporter Louisa Evans signs up for a psychological marathon to get a story. The woman next to her collapses and dies. It's a bigger story but she could be next. Hoping to prove the encounter group SUM (Self Utilization Marathon) is a fraud, Evans signs up for sessions by SUM coach. She's among the 200 attendees when a pathetic, affectedly gaudy woman dies having been slipped a tranquilizer loaded with cyanide. The ambitious reporter is suspected of the woman's murder and later of shooting the SUM coach. The detective in charge of the cases is provoked by Louisa's flight from the crime scene. She has rushed into her own investigations searching and questioning the victim's sleazy ex-lover and others, enterprises that repeatedly jeopardize her life. 151321 1919 Louisiana M AFI-Playwrights Writer 151322 1944 Louisiana Hayride M Photographer (Charles Marsh). Photographer (Charles Sherlock). Cameraman (Joe Palma). 151323 1951 Louisiana Purchase T Berlin, Irving (Music-Lyrics). Morrie Ryskind (Book). Musical Comedy Time - 1940 musical Press. Victor Moore. 151324 1941 Louisiana Purchase M SVD 641 News Media. Reporter (Keith Richards). Radio Commentator-Announcer (John Hiestand). Bumbling senator investigating graft in Louisiana becomes the target for a scheme to discredit him. 151325 2000 Love & Basketball M Reporter (James DuMont). Sportscaster Dick Vitale (Himself). Sports Announcer (Jimmy Lennon Jr.). Sportscasters Chick Hearn, Stu Lantz. 151326 1993 Love & Human Remains (aka Love and Human Remains) M VHS Book Critic Candy (Ruth Marshall) is the roommate and a gay waiter’s former lover. Their lives are still entangled with those of the man’s friends and Candy’s dates. The lonely, dissatisfied Candy is now questioning her own sexuality having begun a lesbian affair after wondering if her failures with men indicates she might be happier with a woman. Meanwhile a serial killer menaces the neighborhood. Editor (Robert Higden - The Editor) 151327 2000 Love & Sex (aka Love and Sex) M DVD -R HQ 4673. SVD 1041 Magazine Writer Famke Janssen is an L.A. magazine writer who has suffered through too many bad boyfriends. 151328 1992 Love & War (aka Love and War): T SV 319, 293 (Media Excerpts), 292, 234, 176 (Excerpts), 164, Episodes. Series. September 1992-February 1995. 65 Episodes. Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151329 1993 Love & War: All I Really Need Is The Girl T Episode #23. 9-27-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151330 1994 Love & War: Are The Stars Out Tonight? T Episode #42. 5-2-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151331 1995 Love & War: At the Pantheon (1) T Episode #55. 1-4-1995 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151332 1995 Love & War: At the Pantheon (2) T Episode #56. 1-11-1995 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. Bar patrons share more memories of a landmark theater that's closing and Jack tells of spending an evening there with his father. 151333 1995 Love & War: Atlantic City T Episode #60. Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151334 1994 Love & War: Bali Ha'I T Episode #41. 3-14-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. Nadine entertains the prospect of a relationship with a handsome literature professor. 151335 1993 Love & War: Big Lie, The T Episode #20. 2-22-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151336 1994 Love & War: Buddy Can You Spare a Dime T Episode #38. 1-31-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. After lending Dana money for a down payment on a co-op, Jack discovers her spending habits may not be in his best interest. 151337 1994 Love & War: Bum, The T Episode #53. 12-5-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151338 1992 Love & War: Bustiers and Body Points T Episode #8. 11-2-1992 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151339 1993 Love & War: But Not For You T Episode #25. 10-11-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151340 1992 Love & War: Check, Please T Episode #4. 10-5-1992 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151341 1992 Love & War: Christmas Kvell, A T Episode #13. 12-14-1992 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151342 1992 Love & War: Doppler Effect, The T Episode #11. 11-30-1992 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151343 1994 Love & War: Fine Romance, A T Episode #37. 1-24-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151344 1992 Love & War: For John T SV 174 Episode #10. 11-16-1992 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151345 1993 Love & War: Friends and Relations T Episode #21. 3-1-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151346 1994 Love & War: Great Escape, The T Episode #47. 10-10-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151347 1994 Love & War: How High The Moon T Episode #39. 2-28-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151348 1994 Love & War: I Got a Crush On You T Episode #36. 1-17-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151349 1993 Love & War: I Got Plenty of Nothing T Episode #30. 11-15-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151350 1993 Love & War: I Love a Parade T Episode #31. 11-22-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151351 1993 Love & War: I Only Have Eyes For You T Episode #24. 10-4-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151352 1995 Love & War: I'd Like To Be in America T Episode #59. 2-1-1995 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151353 1994 Love & War: It Ain't Necessarily So T Episode #35. 1-10-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151354 1993 Love & War: It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing T Goldman, Matt Episode #26. 10-18-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. An old-fashioned barroom brawl breaks out at the Blue Shamrock: Jack takes a few punches after a couple of macho patrons hit on Dana. 151355 1994 Love & War: Jack's Breast T Episode #50. 11-7-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151356 1993 Love & War: Just in Time T Episode #22. 9-20-1993. Season 2 Opener Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. Jack is devastated when he receives a Dear Jack letter from Wally, leaving the Blue Shamrock in Abe's care. 151357 1993 Love & War: Let's Not Call It Love T Episode #32. 12-6-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151358 1994 Love & War: Lonely Nation Turns It's Eyes To You, A T Episode #45. 9-26-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151359 1994 Love & War: Luck of The Irish, The T Episode #52. 11-28-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151360 1995 Love & War: Mob Story T Episode #58. 1-25-1995 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151361 1992 Love & War: Monday, Monday T Episode #9. 11-9-1992 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151362 1994 Love & War: Morning After The Night Before, The T Episode #44. 9-19-1994. Season 3 Opener Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151363 1994 Love & War: Moving In T Episode #51. 11-14-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151364 1995 Love & War: Nadine Sings the Blues T Episode #57. 1-18-1995 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151365 1994 Love & War: New York Yankee in Queen Dana's Court, A T Episode #48. 10-17-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151366 1993 Love & War: Nice Work If You Can Get It T Episode #27. 10-25-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151367 1992 Love & War: Not Tonight, Honey T Episode #12. 12-7-1992 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151368 1995 Love & War: One Strike, You're Out T Episode #61. Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151369 1992 Love & War: Pilot: Love Is Hell T SV 163 Episode #1. 9-21-1992. Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151370 1993 Love & War: PMS, I Love You T SV 178 Episode #15. 1-11-193 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. Food Critic dies. 151371 1993 Love & War: Prima Dava, The T Episode #14. 1-4-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151372 1995 Love & War: Proposal, The T Episode #62. Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151373 1994 Love & War: Purse, a Date and a Plane, A T Episode #54. 12-12-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151374 1995 Love & War: Shrunken Heads T Episode #64 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151375 1994 Love & War: Slaughter On Tenth Avenue T Episode #34. 1-3-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151376 1994 Love & War: Slow Boat to China T Episode #43. 5-9-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151377 1995 Love & War: Some Old, Something New, Something Borrowed and a Cat T Episode #65. 8-18-1995 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151378 1993 Love & War: Something's Gotta Give T Episode #33. 12-13-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151379 1994 Love & War: Squeaky Wheel, The T Episode #46. 10-3-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151380 1992 Love & War: Step Two T Episode #3. 9-28-1992 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151381 1993 Love & War: Stormy Weather T Episode #28.11-1-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151382 1993 Love & War: Tattoo You T Episode #18. 2-8-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151383 1994 Love & War: Ten Cents a Dance T Episode #49. 10-24-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151384 1993 Love & War: They Can't Take That Away From Me T Episode #29. 11-8-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151385 1995 Love & War: Tradition T Episode #63 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151386 1993 Love & War: Two On the Aisle T Episode #17. 2-1-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151387 1993 Love & War: Valentine's Day T SV 188 (Excerpts) Episode #19. 2-15-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151388 1992 Love & War: Voyage of the Damned T Episode #7. 10-26-1992 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151389 1992 Love & War: Waiting For Henry T Episode #5.. 10-12-1992 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151390 1993 Love & War: What Are You Wearing? T SV 169 Episode #6. 10-19-1992 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. Stein wins Press Club Award 151391 1993 Love & War: Whitewash, The T Episode #16. 1-18-1993 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. 151392 1994 Love & War: You Make Me Feel So Young T Episode #40. 3-7-1994 Reporter-Columnist Jack Stein (Jay Thomas), of the New York Register, intolerant and opinionated journalist who writes "The Steinway" Opinion column. Feminist Sports Journalist Mary Margaret (Meg) Tynan (Suzie Plakson) of the Register. Jack acts like a protective parent when his visiting mom has a night on the town with Dana's flamboyant father. 151393 2003 Love Actually M Press Conference Reporters (Keir Charles, Doraly Rosen) 151394 1986 Love Affair N Leahy, Syrell Rogovin New York Times Investigative Reporter Mac 151395 1994 Love Affair M TV Reporter (McNally Sagal) 151396 1939 Love Affair M DVD -R HQ 3063 (Media Excerpts) Radio Newsmen announce news and gossip about playboy aboard a ship -- the montage opens the film. 151397 1898 Love Affair of Chesterfield Jr., The N Jordan, Elizabeth Garver Tales of the City Room. Illustrator Frances Noville, outstanding artist illustrator who quits job to marry (Born) 151398 1978 Love Affair, A: Eleanor and Lou Gehrig Story, The T News Media 151399 1968 Love Affair: Or The Case of the Missing Switchboard M AFI-Television TV 151400 1981 Love After Hours N Brett, Barbara Magazine Editors. Five savvy New York women by day edit the ultimate magazine about love. They’re the experts. Or are they? What really happens to them when night closes in. 151401 2003 Love Again MT Radio Interviewer (Kevin Moore). Interview Chairman (David Sibley). Radio Interviewer (Richard Cottan) 151402 1985 Love Always N OWN - H Beattie, Ann Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Lucy Spencer for a counter cultural magazine in Vermont. Uses the name Cindi Coeur and invents her letters as well as her unhelpful replies 151403 1969 Love American Style: Love and the Advice Column T Episode. Series 9-29-169 to 1-11-74 Advice Column upsets the future marriage of two people 151404 1971 Love American Style: Love and the Loud Mouth T Episode #49. 9-17-1971 Radio. Couple's honeymoon is interrupted when her mouth gives off radio reports 151405 1972 Love American Style: Love and the Lucky Couple T Episode #73. 9-29-1972 Newspaper. Married man takes a girl to a motel and finds that he is their one millionth guest, which means he will have his picture in the papers 151406 1970 Love American Style: Love and the Many-Married Couple T Episode #20. 2-20-1970 Interviewer. (Jack Cassidy). Secretly married movie star couple reveal many shocking things to an interviewer 151407 1972 Love American Style: Love and the Newscasters T Episode #70. 2-25-1972 Newscasters, two of them, try to get a visiting producer to choose one of them for a job on her new show 151408 1971 Love American Style: Love and the Old Cowboy T Episode #57. 11-12-1971 TV Talk Show Host (Regis Philburn) Two old movie stars have a reunion on a TV talk show 151409 1971 Love American Style: Love and the Pulitzer Prize Baby T Episode #43. 2-5-1971 Pulitzer Prize Writer. Movie star tries to get a Pulitzer Prize writer to father her baby 151410 1972 Love American Style: Love and the Spaced-Out Chick T Episode #75. 10-13-1972 Writer (Rene Auberjonois) is visited by a woman who claims she is from the planet Venus 151411 1972 Love American Style: Love and the Swinging Philosophy T Episode #81. 11-24-1972 Magazine. Married couple pretend to be swingers so he can get a job with a singles magazine 151412 1971 Love American Style: Love and Women Lib's T Episode #48. 3-12-1971 Reporter dresses himself up as a woman in order to do a story on woman's lib 151413 1978 Love Among the Mashed Potatoes NM McDonald, Gregory Advice Columnist Mark Edwards is a 40-year-old newspaper reporter forced to write the Miss Lonelyhearts column. He decides to be blunt and outrageous and soon the column is a big success and he's become everyone's favorite advice columnist. Edwards gives advice on love, sex, marriage, parenthood and crime. His style is raunchy and witty and people love it. But Mark has his own problems with his second and first wives and he's also learning how to deal with his own personal life better. 151414 1975 Love Among the Ruins MT Reporter. 1st Reporter (Philip Lennard). 2nd Reporter (Peter Lund). 151415 1994 Love and a .45 M Reporter. Crime Channel Reporter (Darin Scott). 151416 1995 Love and Betrayal: Mia Farrow Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 8X 4111, 4112, 4113. SVD 1069 Fox Circle Films Miniseries News Media. Reporter (Ray Paisley). Reporter #2 (David Fraser). Reporter #3 (Christian Vidosa). News Media chases after Farrow and Allen in pursuit of the story. Cover court-room battle for custody. 151417 1979 Love and Bullets M Newscaster (J. Kenneth Campbell) 151418 1915 Love and Cameras M Photographer (Alf Scotty - The Photographer). 151419 1997 Love and Death on Long Island M Weather Reporter (Benita Ha) 151420 1986 Love and Ethics: Novel, A N Hill, Ivan Weinberg List Journalist 151421 1938 Love and Hisses M SVD 1199 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell's feud with band leader Ben Bernie. 151422 1916 Love and Journalism (aka Karlek Och Journalistik) M Sweden 6 reels - Ness Book Reporter Hertha Weye (Karin Molander) who poses as a maid to get an interview with a returning Antarctic explorer who has been avoiding reporters. She passes herself as a maid. Her identity is discovered when she tries to steal photographs and a portrait to support her article. She falls in love with the explorer and tears up her article. She marries him and gives up the newspaper profession. Independent heroine/ 151423 1982 Love and Money M Newscaster (Cynthia Allison) 151424 1962 Love and Mrs. Sargent N GPL Rowans, Virginia (aka Edward Everett Tanner III). Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Sheila Sargent for a Chicago paper, becomes self-centered and blind to her own faults, turns into a menace to herself and her readers. 151425 1990 Love and Obits N Bradley, John Reporter Joseph Burke, once a promising reporter for a D.C. daily, not in freefall since a gossip columnist reported he was sleeping with a source. Ensconced now in paper's obituary department 151426 2006 Love and Other Disasters M DVD -R HQ 11785, 11786. Magazine Assistant Emily “Jacks” Jackson (Britanny Murphy) of British Vogue, spent her childhood in America but now lives and works in London sharing an apartment with her gay friend Peter Simon (Matthew Rhys), a screenwriter. Photographer Assistant Paolo Sarnuebti (Santiago Cabrera) arrives at the Vogue offices where Emily works. She makes it her mission to bring Paolo and Peter together not realizing Paolo is straight and in love with her. British Vogue Editor. 151427 1982 Love and Treason N OWN - H Osborn, David TV Newsman Alexis Volker, network star 151428 2001 Love and Treason MT Reporter (Suzette Meyers) 151429 1979 Love at First Bite M News Reporter Edward Calvin (Ed Marshall). Photographer (Alan Haufrect). 151430 1930 Love at First Sight M AFI-Playwrights Writer 151431 1916 Love at Large: Being the Amusing Chronicles of Julietta Carson N Kerr, Sophie News Media. Young woman solves her marriage problems by writing stories to get even with people. In one she attacks a woman who is after her husband. 151432 1936 Love At Sea M UK Only Press 151433 1962 Love at Twenty M AFI-Photographers Photographer 151434 1988 Love Bandit, The NR Terry, Beverly Silhouette Romance #607 Journalist 151435 1976 Love Boat, The MT Photographer (David Man - The Photographer). 151436 1977 Love Boat, The: T VHS 398 (Two Episodes, One Partial) Episodes. Series (September 24, 1977-September 5, 1986) News Media. Photographer Ashley Covington "Ace" Evans (Ted McGinley). 151437 1983 Love Boat, The: Ace's Valet/Mother Comes First/Hit or Miss America T Episode #187. 2-25-1984 Photographer Ashley Covington "Ace" Evans (Ted McGinley). 151438 1984 Love Boat, The: Aerobic April/The Wager/Story of the Century T Episode #201. 11-3-1984 News Media 151439 1979 Love Boat, The: Ages of Man/Families/Bo 'n' Sam T SVD 1101 Episode #49. 3-10-1979. In Segment, Families. Publisher Hank Hardaway (Leslie Nielsen) of a newspaper and a female union organizer debate labor relations cause problems for two longtime acquaintances trying to find romance. Her father is the publisher of the newspaper where he works. His mother is leading efforts to unionize the workers at the paper. 151440 1980 Love Boat, The: Another Time, Another Place/Gopher's Engagement T SVD 1173 Episode #75. 3-3-1980. In Segment, Another Time, Another Place Journalist Steve Bryan (Dennis Morgan), a friend of the captain's, doesn't know his high-school friend is a nun. He tells her he loves her forcing her to make a difficult decision about her future. 151441 1977 Love Boat, The: Audit Couple, The/Scoop, The/ My Boyfriend's Back T SVD 1106 Episode #57. 10-6-1979. In Segment, The Scoop. Tabloid Reporter tries to find out TV star's secret -- she has a son with a disability. She's afraid the press would be cruel to the boy. 151442 1983 Love Boat, The: Bricker's Boy/ Lotions of Love/The Hustlers T Episode #169. 10-8-1983 Photographer Ashley Covington "Ace" Evans (Ted McGinley). 151443 1979 Love Boat, The: Crew Confessions/Haven't I Seen You?/Reunion T Episode #59. 10-20-1979 News Media. Newsman (John David Wilder). 151444 1977 Love Boat, The: Dear Beverly/The Strike/Special Delivery T SVD 1150 Episode #10. 12-3-1977. In Segment, Dear Beverly Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Beverly Blanchard (Eva Gabor) neglects her husband to devote all her time to her fans, prompting him to seek affection elsewhere. 151445 1983 Love Boat, The: Doc's Big Case/A Booming Romance/Senior Sinners T Episode #153. 1-22-1983 News Media 151446 1982 Love Boat, The: Dress To Remember, A T Episode #136. 5-8-1982 TV Reporter (John Martin). 151447 1986 Love Boat, The: Egyptian Cruise: Egypt (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #234-235. 2-8-1986 News Media 151448 1983 Love Boat, The: Fountain of Youth, The/Bad Luck Cabin/Uncle Daddy T Episode #166. 5-7-1983 Photographer Ashley Covington "Ace" Evans (Ted McGinley). 151449 1981 Love Boat, The: Gopher's Bride/Workaholic/On Second Thought T Episode #96. 1-24-1981 News Media 151450 1978 Love Boat, The: Isaac's History Lesson T SVD 1151, VHS 1288 Episode #17. 1-28-1978 Reporter Robin Brandt (Vicki Lawrence) is a muckraking reporter who falls for a disgraced congressman 151451 1978 Love Boat, The: Musical Cabins T SVD 1152 Episode #23. 5-5-1978 Tabloid Gossip Columnist Ms. O'Roarke (Marcia Wallace) is a scandal sheet reporter who sets out to compile material for a sins-at-sea story. 151452 1980 Love Boat, The: Not so fast, Gopher/Haven't We Met Before/Foreign Exchange T SVD 1176 Episode #74. 2-9-1980. In Segment, Seoul Mates Reporter Kendall Park (Momo Yashira) doing a feature story on Korean comic who falls for her even though she takes offense to his act. 151453 1983 Love Boat, The: Pledge, The/East Meets West/Dear Roberta/My Two Dumplings (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #167-#168. 10-1-1983 News Media 151454 1980 Love Boat, The: Secretary to the Stars/Julie's Decision/The Horse Lover/Gopher and Isaac Buy a Horse T Episode #87. 12-22-1980 Reporter (Aileen Fitzpatrick). Reporter (Michael Laurence). Photographer (Terrence E. McNally). 151455 1986 Love Boat, The: Spain Cruise: The Matadors/Mrs. Jameson Comes Out/Love's Labors Found/Marry Me, Marry Me (Parts 1 and 2) T Episode #242-#243. 5-3-1986 Female Reporter thinks bullfighting is immoral and falls in love with a young man destined to be a matador because of his obligation to the family patriarch, Portugal's greatest matador. 151456 1986 Love Boat, The: Will, The/Déjà Vu/The Prediction T Episode #241. 3-22-1986 News Media. Crew frantically takes care of last minute business when a famous newspaper psychic arrives and predicts that the world will end during the cruise. Whie on his way to wed in Mexico, a young tycoon with amnesia who disappeared a few years eearlier falls in love with his wife from his previous life. A woman whose husband is deceased is courted by a former boyfriend, only to find out that her husband's will called for the liason. 151457 1968 Love Bug, The M DVD -R HQ 10684, 10685 News Media. Newspapers and headlines giving results of car races. 151458 1919 Love Burglar, The M AFI-Authors Writer 151459 1975 Love Butcher, The M Photographer, 1st (Bill Kousaki). 2nd Photographer (Len Dawson). 151460 1934 Love Captive, The M Marcin, Max (Play - "Humbug, The" Ness Book Reporter Larry (Russ Brown) makes a celebrity out of a hypnotist when the mentalist cures him of hiccups. 151461 2008 Love Child’s Revenge N Bailey-Williams, Nicole TV Journalist Peach Harrison is an ambitious and ruthless TV journalist who still remembers with bitterness her hardscrabble life as Claudia Fryar, love child of a wealthy African-American Philadelphia and a seamstress who worked in the man’s home. Shy and awkward, ruthlessly ridiculed by other children and carelessly treated by adults, Fryar flees her hometown of Philadelphia after her father’s death. But years of shame and silent suffering as the love child of the respected and married man finally come to a raging boil when the man’s jealous widow cheats Claudia out of her inheritance. Twice-scorned, Claudia transforms herself into Peach Harrison -- bold, beautiful and sinister. Now a successful newscaster, Peach makes a triumphant return to Philadelphia to the welcoming arms of those who once cast her aside. But as Peach puts her “big payback” scheme into action, she realizes that revenge comes with some serious costs of its own. 151462 1997 Love Cruise (Chiu Kap Mui Dik Chui Lui Chai) M Tabloid Photographers. Crack team of paparazzi sent on a love cruise 151463 2001 Love Disease M News Reporter (Suhana Merharchand) 151464 1999 Love Divided, A M Reporter (Martin O'Malley). 151465 1999 Love Etc. M AD Newspaper Advertisements - Personals -- Ads in Newspapers 151466 1929 Love Expert, The P MLPL Kirkpatrick, John 812 K59-1 Press 151467 1953 Love For Lydia N OWN - P Bates, H.E. Press 151468 2006 Love For Sale M UK. Short Jazz Critic (Henry Lowther). 151469 1956 Love From a Convict N Henriques, Veronica Press 151470 1969 Love God? The M VHS 473 AFI-Editors/Magazines/Freedom of Press Publisher Abner Audubon Peacock IV (Don Knotts) is the publisher-editor of a bird-watcher's magazine which is converted into a girlie magazine by an unscrupulous operator Osborn Tremaine (Edmond O'Brien). Newspaperman (Peter Paul Eastman). Reporter (Frank Coghlan Jr.). 151471 2000 Love Her Madly M Reporter 151472 2000 Love Hina C Japan. Xebec studios. TV Tokyo network. Anime series. Freelance Writer Mitsune Konno is a 19-year-old writer who never seems to write anything. She is frequently drunk and teases people at every opportunity. She's a practical joker and a troublemaker. She is also flirtatious and money-hungry. 151473 1998 Love Hina CB Akamatsu, Ken Japan 1998-2001. Published by Kodansha. Appeared in Weekly Shonen Magazine. Manga series.Comedy manga. Harem manga. Drama manga Freelance Writer Mitsune Konno is a 19-year-old writer who never seems to write anything. She is frequently drunk and teases people at every opportunity. She's a practical joker and a troublemaker. She is also flirtatious and money-hungry. 151474 2006 Love Hollywood Style M Newscaster (Sam Rubin). Reporter (Aaron Moody). Bobby's Cameraman (Todd Robinson). Four intertwining stories filled with fantasy, over the top comedy and drama set in the entertainment industry on Valentine's day 151475 2004 Love Hollywood Style DT Journalist Simon Doonan. Entertainment Reporter Melissa Rivers. Entertainment Journalist Virginia Campbell. Entertainment Reporter Ted Casablanca. Entertainment Journalist Michael Musto of The Village Voice. West Coast Executive Editor US Weekly Ken Baker. Publicist Jack Brodsky, Cleopatra. Editor-in-Chief Hugh M. Hefner, Playboy Magazine. Film Historian Brad Geagley. Ingrid Bergman Biographer Donald Spoto. Ava Gardner Biographer Kenneth Turan. 151476 1928 Love Hungry M AFI-Authors/Publishers Publisher 151477 1993 Love Hurts: Just a Bit of Business T SVD 1152 Episode #18. 2-19-1993 Reporter Tim Crawford (Victor McGuire), slick reporter discovers foundation has been illegally buying and selling oil for a profit. Journalist (Sakuntala Ramanee). Journalist (Clyde Hunter). Journalist (Nick Lucas). Journalist (Phoebe Scholfield). 151478 1994 Love Hurts: Tracks of My Tears T UK. Episode #29. 3-11-1994 Photographer (Nigel Makin). 151479 1965 Love in 4 Dimensions M AFI-Motion Picture Scriptwriters News Media. Scriptwriter. 151480 2007 Love in an Elevator NR Michael, Sean Gay Freelance Photographer Scott Johnson likes to take pictures, watch movies and play. On a job he meets business executive Josh Silvers, a force to be reckoned with. Tall and self-confident, Josh seems to be able to reach right into Scott’s psyche and give him exactly what he needs. The only problem is that Scott doesn’t take orders while Josh seems awfully fond of giving them. Still, despite his occasional protests, Scott seems to be following them just fine. For now. Will that change if Josh goes further than Scott wants to? Or does Josh really know him better than he knows himself. 151481 2002 Love in Bloom's NR Arnold, Judith Business Reporter Ron Jaffe from Gotham Magazine (New York) is determined to get the goods on Bloom's family deli. He is a meddlesome hunk. A fledging divorce lawyer is summoned by her grandmother to take over Bloom's after her father's death. She rebels but is persuaded by her sister to bring the deli into the 21st century. Her jealous uncle tries to sabotage her. Pushy mother believes she's the rightful heir to the business. But the lawyer is swept off her feet by the journalist. And she's still afraid he is after some of Bloom's deeper secrets. 151482 1983 Love in Hong Kong M SV 300 Pilgrim, Joseph, Richard Williams (Story) Adult - Ness Book Reporter assigned by her editor to get explicit photographs for the newspaper to compete with a rival publication. She works for a Chinese paper but says she does not speak Chinese. With the help of a male photographer and two of her friends, they seek out men to seduce for the good of the paper. A secretary at the paper sabotages the photographs and is apparently working for the rival newspaper. Reporter saves the day by turning in nude shots of friends. Photographer ends up with the secretary. 151483 2003 Love in Idleness N Craig, Amanda Film Critic friend Ivo is despised a handbag designer who loves an academic. 151484 1953 Love in the City (Amore in Citta) M Journalist Antonio Cifariello, a young journalist, doing a story on marriage agencies 151485 1938 Love Is a Headache M DVD -R HQ 6331, 6332. DVD -R 1722. SV 92 Heifetz, Lou, Herbert Klein (Story). Marion Parsonnet, Harry Ruskin, William R. Lipman (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Peter Lawrence (Franchot Tone), heard on radio and read in the newspapers, loves an actress but constantly criticizes her, hoping the negative publicity will advance her career. Reporter Johnson (Ernie Alexander). First Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Gil Patric). Reporter (Cyril Ring). Editor Williams (Howard C. Hickman). 151486 1955 Love Is a Many-Splendoured Thing M DVD -R HQ 5115, 5116. L. SV 217 Suyin, Han (Novel - "A Many-Splendored Thing"). John Patrick (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent Mark Elliott (William Holden) falls in love with Eurasian doctor in Hong Kong in 1949. Married but wife is estranged. Elliott jokes to the doctor that he is a correspondent, not a reporter. When she asks what's the difference, he tells her, "about $100 a week." He goes to cover the war in Korea. The doctor tells the journalist: "You are a journalist, a front-row spectator not directly involved. I'm a doctor, deeply involved." Elliott is sent to Korea to cover the conflict and is killed. In a voice-over, Elliott tells her, "You deal in suffering, but you can do something about it. I can only stand and watch." Ann Richards (Virginia Gregg), American Journalist 151487 1932 Love Is a Racket M DVD -R HQ 5881, 5883. SVDSP 519 James, Rian (Novel). Courtney Terrett (Adaptation) Ness Book Gossip Columnist for the New York Globe, Jimmy Russell (Douglas Fairbanks Jr.), writes "Up and Down Broadway" column. Walter Winchell inspired columnist. Crime reporter as well as columnist. Editor George Curley (John Marston) Columns combine actual names with the fictional characters in the film. Reporter Stanley Fiske (Lee Tracy). City Editor (Harrison Greene). Newsboy (George Ernest). Messenger (Edward McWade). Switchboard Operator (Polly Walters). The New York Times, 6/11/32: "The newspaper men are cynical, but the golden virtues are revealed reassuringly underneath." "They ignore the importunities of their managing editors with fine insolence, but they will gaily risk the gunman's displeasure when the honor of a woman is at stake." 151488 2006 Love Is for Democrats M News Media. News Reporter (Robert Lanza). 151489 1983 Love Is Forever (aka Passion and Valor) MT DVD -R HQ 10090, 10091. SV 100. DVD. Bartlett, Hall (Teleplay) Ness Book Australian Photojournalist John Everingham (Michael Landon) efforts to rescue his girlfriend from Laos. She was hired by a foreign agent to spy on Everingham who he suspects is responsible for printing antigovernment articles. He arranges for the journalist to do a travel brochure and the woman is assigned to be his model. They fall in love, but Everingham is deported and has to return in an elaborate attempt to rescue her. 151490 1919 Love Is Love M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers. Gerry Sands (Albert Ray) wants to be an editor but is forced to become a safecracker. Crooks oppose his efforts to reform so he leaves town and becomes a typesetter for a western newspaper. 151491 1937 Love Is News M VHS 1048 Lipman, William R. Frederick Stephani (Story). Harry Tugend, Jacvk Yellen (Screenplay). Powers. Remake in 1948 That Wonderful Urge remake. Reporter Steve Layton (Tyrone Power), brash star reporter for New York Daily Express, hounds world's richest girl. Desk-pounding city editor Martin Canavan (Don Ameche). Cyrus Jeffrey (Dudley Digges) owns paper. AP Reporter (Sid Fields). Reporters (Charles Tannen, Sidney Fields, Arthur Rankin, Jack Byron, Sterling Campbell, Dick French, Paul Frawley, Ray Johnson, Al Jenson). Newsman (Lon Chaney, Jr.). Foreman of Print Shop (Davison Clark). Copy Boy (George Offerman, Jr.). Newsboys (Harry Watson, Leonard Kibrick). 151492 1937 Love Is News R NBC recreation of "Love is News" with Loretta Young. Jergens' Hollywood Playhouse Reporter Steve Layton, brash star reporter for New York Daily Express, hounds world's richest girl. 151493 1940 Love is News R Lux Radio Theater 9-16-40 Reporter Steve Layton (Bob Hope), Madeleine Carroll, Ralph Bellamy 151494 1942 Love Is News R Episode #105. 2-22-1942. Screen Guild Theater, The Reporter Steve Layton (Robert Young), brash star reporter for New York Daily Express, hounds world's richest girl (Joan Bennett). 151495 1943 Love Is News R Episode #148. 6-14-1943. Screen Guild Theater, The Reporter Steve Layton (Jack Benny), brash star reporter for New York Daily Express, hounds world's richest girl (Ann Sheridan). 151496 1946 Love Is News R Episode #289. 3-18-1946. Screen Guild Theater, The Reporter Steve Layton (Bob Hope), brash star reporter for New York Daily Express, hounds world's richest girl (Linda Darnell). Cast also includes James Gleason. 151497 1967 Love Is Not a Safe Country N OWN - P Mitchell, Paige Newspaperman from North and lawyer writing a series of articles on race conflicts. Respectable married southern woman falls for him. Father is a dedicated hate merchant. Who is killed by his Negro servant after he and friends castrated a helpless Negro Newspaperman/lawyer and southern lawyer defend the Negro servant. 151498 1937 Love Is On The Air M DVD -R HQ 8870. SV 429 Chanslor, Roy (Story -- "Hi, Nellie"). Morton Grant (Screenplay) Reagan --Remake of Hi, Nellie-Muni Reporter Andy McLeod (Ronald Reagan) crusading radio announcer, small town, uncovers racketeers and becomes a hero. 151499 2004 Love Is the Drug: T Episode #2. 11-22-2004 Interviewer (Patrick Leech). 151500 1598 Love Labor's Lost P OWN Shakespeare, William Messenger 151501 1992 Love Lessons NR Lee, Sandra Harlequin Temptation #387 Journalist 151502 2006 Love Letter, A SS Shteyngart, Gary New Yorker, 3-27-2006 Editor Sakha, the Democrat who edits the glossy journal Gimme Freedom! In Svani City near the Caspian Sea in Absurdi. 151503 1984 Love Letters M Music Critic (Daniel Will-Harris). 151504 2006 Love Lies Bleeding MT Reporter (Nichola Dixon). 151505 1999 Love Lies Bleeding M Photographer (Paul Bowers). 151506 1989 Love Lies Slain N Blackmur, L.L. Journalist Galen Shaw accidentally encounters aging, reclusive painter H. L. Baugh, and they become close friends. 151507 1953 Love Lottery, The M Columnist suggests a prize. Media 151508 2007 Love Loves a Pornographer P Goode, Jeff Literary Critic of the London Times and local vicar the Rev. Miles Monger lives next door to a highly successful novelist Lord Loveworthy. He needs a favorable review from Monger for his soon-to-be published novel and Monger’s sneering dismissal of the author’s talent sets the stage for some malicious give-and-take exchanges. The play is set during an afternoon’s high tea. When Loveworthy retaliates against his tormentor, assailing Monger’s literary skills, Monger proclaims: “I am not a failed writer; I am a critic.” Loveworthy responds: “Are not the two synonymous?” 151509 1971 Love Machine, The M DVD -R HQ 1852, 1853 Susann, Jacqueline (Novel). Samuel Taylor (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Newscaster Robin Stone (John Phillip Law) sleeps his way to the top of his profession. Former newspaperman catches attention of Gregory Austin (Robert Ryan), head of the International Broadcasting Company and wife. Moved from local to national coverage Begins push for half-hour news show in prime time to improve network's image. Stone and Austin's wife have affair. She influences husband to give Stone own program, "In Depth." Austin suffers attack. Wife takes over, promotes Stone to head of network. One of his conquests commits suicides. He beats up a prostitute. Seeks help from gay fashion photographer Jerry Nelson (David Hemmings) Two men have affair. Austin recovers. Network concern Stone is "the Marquis De Sade of television." Austin's wife finds out about his relationship with photographer, and Stone's reputation and career are ruined. "The newspapers sell you in the morning what you saw last night on television. It's a unique medium. I call it the love machine…it sells love." Newscaster (Jacqueline Susann). Newscasters (Jerry Dunphy, Michael Jackson, Ted Meyers). 151510 2006 Love Made Easy M Reporter (Kelly McAdams). 151511 2003 Love Me N Keillor, Garrison Editor William Shawn, formerly of the New Yorker. Blocked writer for the magazine. 151512 1997 Love Me For My Yellow Hair Alone (32 Short Films About Marilyn Monroe) SS OWN - P Wheat, Carolyn In “Marilyn: Shades of Blonde,” edited by Carole Nelson Douglas, pp. 53-71. New York Journalist is #7 of 32 Films. Freelance Journalist is writing story on Norma Jane Baker. “I gotta cut that last bit. Too goddamn literary for this rag. Maybe I can pull it out and reshape it for a piece in the Times. Yeah, the Times’ll eat that crap with a spoon. But for the Mirror, I need a little dirt.” “A story I can clean up a little for the Mirror and spice up a little for Hollywood Confidential. In this business, there’s nothing better than getting paid for the same story twice. Three times, if I can toss in enough bulls hit for the Times. The Local Reporter is #14 of 32 Films. “I can’t believe this quote! Little old me from sleepy little San Diego with a quote that’s going to make headlines around the world: TONY CURTIS ON MARILYN: “KISSING HER LIKE KISSING HITLER.” “Can you believe my luck in being actually in the room when Tony Curtis tells the world his glamorous costar is really more like the hated dictator?” 151513 2006 Love Me Like No Other NR Arthur, A.C. and Kimberley White Investigative Reporter Adriano Norwood meets the star witness in the trial of the decade when the brown-skinned beauty in a flimsy nightgown jumped into the reporter's car and demanded he drive her to the airport. She was on the run and driving the lady put the reporter's life in danger too. But there was something honest, true and hot about the woman that made it impossible for Norwood to refuse her. 151514 1955 Love Me or Leave Me M DVD -R HQ 2167, 2168, 2159. L. Reporter (Charles Sherlock). First Reporter (Roy Engel). Second Reporter (John Damler). Photographers (Jimmy Cross, Henry Randolph). Reporter (Roy Engel). 151515 1995 Love Me Twice M Editor (Robert Mayhew) 151516 1969 Love Me...Please M AFI-Photographers Photographer 151517 2004 Love Monkey N Smith, Kyle Tabloid Editor Tom Farrell, a Gen-X ("the Lamest Generation") neurotic New York editor, whose sharply observed musings about the love lives of well-heeled Gothamites compensate for his own considerable pain. Sarcasm hides underlying romanticism. "Living in New York, you really have to learn to love having your heart broken," he says. Paper is loud and brash. 151518 2006 Love Monkey: Coming Out T DVD -R HQ 6086 Episode #8. 5-16-2006 TV Sportscaster Jake Dunne (Christopher Wiehl) is one of the best friends of Tom Farrell, a music executive in New York. Dunne is a local TV sportscaster for WNYD News Channel 8 News. Former handsome ball player turned sportscaster might be gay. On the eve of Wayne's first album release, screaming teenage girls, greedy music executives and manipulative publicists are all trying to now get a piece of him. Tom is trying to protect Wayne, bus his old mammoth label keeps tempting him and his parents. 151519 2006 Love Monkey: Confidence T DVD -R HQ 5455 Episode #3. TV Sportscaster Jake Dunne (Christopher Wiehl) is one of the best friends. Dunne is a local TV sportscaster for WNYD News Channel 8 News. Former handsome ball player turned sportscaster might be gay. Editor (Don Kurt). Dunne tries to set himself apart from other sportscasters by coming up with a catch word (Wapow!) he uses on the air, but another sportscaster, Stan the Sportsman from New Jersey, says he coined the word and wants it back. Dunne acquiesces. Brandy "Bran" Lowenstein (Judy Greer), who works in TV News, is falling in love with Scott (Ben Shenkman), her boss. 151520 2006 Love Monkey: Mything Persons T DVD -R HQ 6047 Episode #7. 5-9-2006 TV Sportscaster Jake Dunne (Christopher Wiehl) is one of the best friends of Tom Farrell, a music executive in New York. Dunne is a local TV sportscaster for WNYD News Channel 8 News. Former handsome ball player turned sportscaster might be gay. 151521 2006 Love Monkey: Nice Package T DVD -R HQ 5385 Episode #2. 4-11-2006 TV Sportscaster Jake Dunne (Christopher Wiehl) is one of the best friends of Tom Farrell, a music executive in New York. Dunne is a local TV sportscaster for WNYD News Channel 8 News. Former handsome ball player turned sportscaster might be gay. Tom is settling into his new job at True Vinyl Records just as the company's benefit concert begins to fall apart. Tom salvages the charity program. Paparazzi (Peter Defeo). 151522 2006 Love Monkey: One Who Got Away, The T DVD -R HQ 5909. Episode #4. 4-18-2006 TV Sportscaster Jake Dunne (Christopher Wiehl) is one of the best friends of Tom Farrell, a music executive in New York. Dunne is a local TV sportscaster for WNYD News Channel 8 News. Former handsome ball player turned sportscaster might be gay. 151523 2006 Love Monkey: Opportunity Knocks T DVD -R HQ 5995 Episode #6. 5-2-2006 TV Sportscaster Jake Dunne (Christopher Wiehl) is one of the best friends of Tom Farrell, a music executive in New York. Dunne is a local TV sportscaster for WNYD News Channel 8 News. Former handsome ball player turned sportscaster might be gay. Tom must convince a talented singer to pursue his music career, rather than continue the family business. 151524 2006 Love Monkey: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 5311 Episode #1. 4-11-2006. Series TV Sportscaster Jake Dunne (Christopher Wiehl) is one of the best friends of Tom Farrell, a music executive in New York. Dunne is a local TV sportscaster for WNYD News Channel 8 News. Former handsome ball player turned sportscaster might be gay. 151525 2006 Love Monkey: Window, The T Episode #5. 4-25-2006 Music Critic Abby Powell (Rosemarie DeWitt) has a thing for Tom which complicates his attempts to get her to listen to his client's new album. She could take the band to the next level. When the band's rock star lifestyle spins out of control and Powell makes her feelings for Tom known, Tom must find a way not to sabotage both his career and his love life. Brandy "Bran" Lowenstein (Judy Greer), who works in TV News, has a new relationship with Scott (Ben Shenkman) but a pregnancy scare threatens to derail it. TV Sportscaster Jake Dunne (Christopher Wiehl) is one of the best friends. Dunne is a local TV sportscaster for WNYD News Channel 8 News. Former handsome ball player turned sportscaster might be gay. News Tech (Ted R. Lewinski). 151526 1951 Love Nest M SVD 1459 Newspaper Syndicate. Jim Scott (William Lunidgan) is a novelist who can't write because of building problems in his New York brownstone. He ends up doing a series of articles for a newspaper syndicate. 151527 2007 Love Notes M DVD -R HQ 10682, 10683 Reporter (Peter Benson). 151528 1989 Love Obsession (aka Bijin reporter: boko nama-chukei M Japan Reporter 151529 2002 Love of My Own, A N Harris, E. Lynn Magazine Editor Zola Denise Norwood narrates part of the novel. 151530 1984 Love of Three Orchestras, The DT Interviewer Humphrey Burton. Interview with Composer-Musician Leonard Bernstein. 151531 1936 Love on a Bet M DVD -R 1708 Reporter (Ray Cooke). Reporter (Lester Dorr). Reporter (Max Wagner). 151532 1950 Love on the Rocks NM Chaze, Elliot Press 151533 1936 Love on the Run M DVD -R HQ 2317, 2315 DVD. L. VHS 449 Green, Alan and Julian Brodie (Story: "Beauty and the Beast"). John Lee Mahin, Manuel Seff, Gladys Hulbut (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondents Michael Anthony (Clark Gable) of The New York Chronicle and Barnabas Pells (Franchot Tone) of the New York Dispatch, rival newspapermen, go after a heiress. Editor Lees Berger (William Demarest). Newspaper Reporter (Norman Ainsley). Wally, a Reporter (Cyril Ring). Assistant to the Editor (Frank Du Frane). Reporter (E.L. Fisher-Smith). English News Photographer (Richard Lancaster). Movie Cameramen (Donald Kerr, Charles Irwin). 151534 1985 Love on the Run MT Grafton, Sue and Steve Humphrey News Media. 1st Reporter (Galen Thompson). 2nd Reporter (Noni White). Criminal lawyer goes on the run with her new lover, a convict she had as a client but helped escape from prison. 151535 1938 Love on Toast M Press 151536 1979 Love on Trial N Palmer, Diana Reporter Cyrene Jameson, a feisty journalist, swore she was immune to the attorney's charms. Assigned to do a story on him, she felt a flutter of sizzling awareness. Dynamic attorney Hawke Grayson was known around town as quite the ladies’ man. But feisty reporter Jameson swore she was immune to his seductive charms. And yet, after being assigned to do a story on Hawke, she felt a flutter of sizzling awareness as a result of his smoldering stare and wondered how much longer her defenses would hold up. The darkly sensual bachelor was quickly making his way into her heart, but he was not a marrying man. Could Cyrene convince this impossibly stubborn legal eagle it was an open-and-shut case of true love? 151537 1971 Love Pill, The M Newsreader (John Stratton). 151538 2009 Love Ranch M Based on real events. News Media. Reporter/Still Photographer (Robert Anthony Brass). Sportswriter #1 (Bob Jesser). Still Photographer (Lucas CorVatta). Married couple open the first legal brothel in Nevada. 151539 1984 Love Report, The DT Series. 6-18-1984 to 7-27-1984. ABC Magazine. Hosts Chuck Henry, Tawny Schneider 151540 1994 Love Rules DT Reporters Dr. Martyn Baker, Andre Geoghegan, Toby Green, Sheila Joan Harvey, Lisabeth Kennelly, Lisa Wilkinson, 151541 2005 Love Soup: They Do Not Move T UK. Episode #4. 10-18-2005 Reporter (Chandrika Chevli). 151542 1968 Love Story: Egg on the Face of the Tiger, The T Episode #88. 6-27-1968 Newscaster (Dermot Touhy). 151543 1950 Love That Brute M DVD -R HQ 9545, 9546 Reporter (Eugene Gericke). Reporter (Arthur O'Connell). 151544 2002 Love the One You're With N Hardy, James Earl African-American Former Journalist Mitchell Crawford is a junior high school writing teacher. He and a model off to California to appear in his first feature film are devoted to each other. Gay Black Men in New York transferred to New York. 151545 2008 Love the One You’re With N Giffin, Emily Journalist Leo is a sexy, soulful journalist who bumps into Photographer Ellen Graham eight years after they broke up. Graham is facing an age-old conflict: Will life with her caring, stable husband ever be enough for her. Was she really meant to be with Leo? 151546 1962 Love Thieves, The N OWN - H Packer, Peter Newspaper. New York newspaper and a libel suit 151547 1927 Love Thrill, The M AFI-Authors Writer 151548 1923 Love Trap, The M Reporter Miss Shepley (Edith Stayart) 151549 1625 Love Tricksm, or Schoole of Complement, The P USC Shirley, James Parody News. Satirizes the vogue of news letters from abroad. 151550 1986 Love Undercover NR Kleinschmit, Sandra Silhouette Desire SD #297 Reporter Brittany Daniels of the Los Angeles Examiner wanted a big story -- a scoop that would prove her investigative reporting skills and make her invaluable to her newspaper. But the only way she had a chance to get the inside dirt on a local mobster was to tag along with police detective Gabe Spencer. Not that Brittany minded being part of an undercover team, especially when the other half was so good-looking. It was Gabe who seemed leery of working with a reporter. But then, Britanny played her role of a gangster’s moll so well that even the coolly professional Gabe started to think that it wasn’t so bad to fall in love on the job after all. 151551 1996 Love Unveiled NR Greene, Gloria Photographer and Fashion Magazine Art Director Julia Hart is proud of her sister's success as a glamorous supermodel. Falls in love with sister's fiancé, a restaurant mogul. 151552 1933 Love Wager M UK Only Press 151553 1999 Love With a Long Tall Texan NR Palmer, Diana Omnibus of novels by Palmer follow the romantic exploits and adventures of three rugged Texas bachelors including Reporter Deverell who encounter love where they least expect it. Reporter Christopher Deverell is a man on the move, an ambitious journalist who is about to break the story of a century -- unless he can stop her. The Texans are long and lean and impossible to resist. Mavericks through and through. And they have all the ladies in Jacobsville swooning. But not just any woman can tame these rugged Texans and make them give up their bachelor ways. Because when these Long, Tall Texans fall in love, it’s for real, for live, no holds barred. Luke Crait is the elusive bachelor. He won’t be lassoed until the most infuriating lady he’s ever met careeners into his life. Guy Fenton is the rogue with a bad-boy reputation and beyond redemption. Until a prickly publicist vows to bring him to his knees. 151554 1967 Love-Ins, The M DVD -R HQ 9457, 9458. SV 196 Collins, Hal, Arthur Dreifuss (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapers-Underground/Television. Ness book College Editor Larry Osborne (James MacArthur) and writer Patricia Cross (Susan Oliver) are expelled by university for printing underground newspaper, referred as The Tomorrow Times and Tomorrow's Times). English professor Dr. Jonathan Barnett (Richard Todd) resigns proclaiming students' right to free speech. Even goes on Joe Pyne's talk show to air views. (Pyne is real-life broadcaster.) Professor becomes guru spreading "Be More, Sense More, Love More." Osborne begins questioning professor's motives. Writes series of articles attacking him, but hippies who have joined professor's cult burn the papers. Cross has taken up with professor. Osborne tries to get professor to buy one of papers criticizing him. Professor: "If you paid me I wouldn't read that trash." Osborne: "This is the paper you resigned for." Student journalist shoots professor during rally and turns himself into the police. Female journalist refers to professor as handsome. Editor objects. Tells her they are running a "serious publication." Yet editor runs headline about professor "Subverter of Youth." "Tomorrow's Times is not a filthy paper." "It's a free-thinking publication." "It's for people who think." Reporter (Richard Hoyt). 151555 1993 Love, Cheat & Steal MT Woman Reporter (Karen Chase) 151556 2006 Love, Death, and the Toyman N Napier, Robert S. Former Investigative Reporter Jack "Toyman" Lorentz of Tacoma is asked to do a favor by the gorgeous blonde who walked out on him 15 years ago. A dead, possibly murdered body has been discovered on her property. The woman is now married to a rich man with political ambitions. They can't afford a scandal. Toyman cracks the case. It is 1983. 151557 1993 Love, Honor & Obey: Last Mafia Marriage, The MT News Media. Radio Newsman (Patt Noday). Reporter #2 (Andy Edwards) 151558 1945 Love, Honor and Goodbye M Drama Critic Rogers (Emmett Vogan). 151559 1920 Love, Honor and Obey M AFI-Authors/Newspapers Newspaper 151560 1940 Love, Honor and Oh Baby! M Troy, Elizabeth (Story). Clarence Upson Young (Screenplay) Ness Book Radio Reporter Joe Redmond (Wallace Ford) tracks the head of a murder ring. Accuses police of incompetence and tries to find the killer himself. His roommate arranges with the ring to be killed so his girlfriend can collect his insurance. During a street fight, the roommate is knocked out and loses his memory. He falls in love with girlfriend and marries her, then regains his memory and realizes there is a hit out on him. With the reporter's help, they locate the murder ring. Reporter captures the leader of the murder ring, earning him the scoop he has been after. 151561 2008 Love, Lies and Scandal N Sewell, Earl Investigative Reporter Angela Rivers is now a talk-show host. She is satisfied with her life -- married to handsome congressman Will with a successful career in journalism. She has everything under control. Then a tape surfaces of Will having sex with an underage girl. Suddenly, Will is in jail, Angela is broke and jobless and their marriage is over. 151562 1964 Love, the Italian Way M AFI-Editors/Photographers Photographer 151563 1916 Love, The Magnet N Beresford, Leslie Byline: By Pan, author of "White Heat." Newspaper expose. 151564 2004 Love, War and Techno: Babylon Lovegun 9/11 (aka Love, War & Techno) N Ghosh, Himadri Gay Reporter wants to bring the story of the history of the Iraqi people to the attention of the American people. 151565 2006 Love, Work, Children N Mendelson, Cheryl Journalist Mallory Holmes is pursued by the son of a lawyer and an artist who are involved in a car accident. Holmes is a pretty, intelligent one whose parents live in the same building as the family involved in the crash. Critic Edmond Lockhart, a creepy, sadistic critic, also lives in the neighborhood of Morningside Heights in Manhattan and invites the father over to dinner to insult him. 151566 1992 Love, Zena Beth N Salvatore, Diane New York city journalist Joyce Ecco, 22, idolizes feminist playwright Zena Beth, 39. She is petrified, if delighted, at a chance to interview "the gay goddess, a radical prophet pinup in some circles." but Beth proves more than receptive to her professional questions and her tremulous request for a date. Before long, Joyce betrays her longtime lover for trysts with her irresistible new companion. As her fantasies become stunningly real, her insecurities grow. She wonders if she has really won "the Lesbian Lotto" as one envious friend insists, or if she has forsaken true love for an affair with a woman who can express only lust. Ecco is swept into the intense affair that both exhilarates and terrifies her. Is it lust? Love? Heroine worship? Joyce careens out of control hurting those closest to her especially her lover, Elaine. 151567 1992 Love, Zena Beth N Salvatore, Diane New York Journalist Joyce Ecco is 22 and idolizes feminist playwright Zena Beth Frazier who is 39. Joyce is petrified, if delighted, at a chance to interview the “gay goddess, a radical prophet pinup in some circles,” but Zena Beth proves more than receptive to her professional questions and her tremulous request for a date. Before long, Joyce betrays her longtime lover for trysts with her irresistible new companion. As her fantasies become stunningly real, however, her insecurities grow. She wonders if she has really won “the Lesbian Lotto,” as one envious friend insists, or if she has forsaken true love for an affair with a woman who can express only lust -- and who constantly waxes nostalgic over a famous ex. 151568 2004 Love: Movie, The M Interview (Elizabeth Petersen - Voice). 151569 1978 Love's Dark Ride T AD Media. Advertising Executive is blind 151570 1997 Love's Deadly Triangle: Texas Cadet Murder, The MT DVD -R HQ 7997, 7998 News Media. Reporter (Ginger Smith). Photographer (Gillian Doyle) 151571 1991 Love's Harbor NR OWN - P James, Ellen Harlequin Romance #3154. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Maggie works for newspaper run by Erin. 151572 2000 Love's Labour's Lost M Parody Newsreel. Faux newsreels of Navarre Cinetone News 151573 2007 Love’s Last Stand NR Toombs, Jane Journalist Spencer Quinlan is a devil-may-care journalist who waits at Fort Abraham Lincoln in the Dakota Territory with another journalist to accompany General Custer who gets ready to make his Last Stand. Nona Willard struggles with her own problems. Once she believed love was a pure emotion, not involving erotic feelings, the kind of love she feels for her sister’s army officer husband. Devil-may-care journalist Spencer’s attentions soon threaten Nona’s belief. In his own way, Spencer is as dangerous to Nona as the Sioux warriors who take her and her pregnant sister captive. Though her sister doesn’t survive, Nona is rescued by Spencer, yet they are forced to leave her newborn niece with the Sioux. Nona’s emotions are in turmoil as the troops leave the fort to search for Sitting Bull and his following, her sister’s widowed husband and Spencer with them. Will either man survive? And which one does Nona really love? 151574 1922 Love's Masquerade M Montagne, Edward J. (Story-Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Newspaper Reporter (Arthur Houseman) threatens to expose the affair of a prisoner who escapes from jail about to marry a local girl. The man went to prison to protect a woman who killed her husband. After his escape, he starts over in a small town. He is about to marry a local girl when the jealous woman he went to prison to protect disrupts the wedding ceremony and has him arrested. After he is cleared, he returns to his lover and beats up the reporter who threatened to expose their affair. 151575 1911 Love's Pilgrimage N Sinclair, Upton Press. Denunciation of journalism. Consolidation. 151576 2006 lovebites T Episodes. 80 2 1/2 minutes. Public Relations Executive wends her way through relationship minefields and various career hassles. 151577 2007 lovebites T Episodes. 65 2 1/2 minutes Internet Journalist juggles life, love, work, dating, designer shoes and her hair. 151578 1988 Lovec senzaci MF Editor, General (Alf Marholm). General Editor (Jan Teply). 151579 2005 LovecraCked! The Movie M Journalist (Elias). 70's Journalist (Chad Bernhard). 151580 2006 Loved and/or Laid M News Hound (Justin Remer). 151581 1986 Lovedolls Superstar M Newspaper Boy (Robert Heckler). Publisher's Daughter Patricia Hearst (Tracy Marshak-Nash). 151582 1992 Lovejoy: Angel Trousers T Episode #26. 2-2-1992 Italian TV Reporter (Yolanda Mason). 151583 1993 Lovejoy: God Helps Those T Episode #44. 2-28-1993 Reporter (Sam Smart). 151584 1992 Lovejoy: Out to Lunch T Episode #24. 1-19-1992 Reporter (Francis Middleditch - Newspaper Reporter). 151585 1992 Lovejoy: Scotch on the Rocks T Episode #29. 2-23-1992 News Media. Reporter (Arbel Jones). 151586 1860 Lovel, the Widower N USC Thackeray, William Makepeace Editor Slumley, editor of the Swell, a newspaper then published, author of a great number of popular songs. Same as Lawrence O'Reilly in Wolves and the Lamb, the earlier work on which Lovel was based. Charles Batchelor, cheated into purchasing a literary paper, The Museum, on which he lost part of his small fortune. The Museum, literary paper in the purchase of which Mr. Batchelor was grievously cheated. 151587 1963 Lovelorn Letters CB Young Romance #151, #152, #153, #154, #155, #156, #157, #158, #159, #160, #161, #162, #163, #164, #165, #166, #167, #168, #169, #170, #171, #172, 173. #174 Reporter Laura Penn, Your Romance Reporter. 151588 1971 Lovelorn Letters CB Young Romance #173 Reporter Laura Penn, Your Romance Reporter. 151589 1927 Lovelorn, The M Fairfax, Beatric (Story). Frederic Hatton (Story). Bradley King (Scenario). AFI-Columnists - Ness Book Advice Columnist Beatrice Fairfax (Dorothy Cummings) tries to help two sisters involved in romantic entanglements. Her advice is sought by one sister who falls for her sister's lover. Neither sister follows the advice and the lover leaves both of them to marry into money, but they end up with other men. New York Times, 12/19/27: "Miss Cummings takes her duties very seriously and she is depicted sitting at a desk surrounded by half a dozen secretaries. She sighs as she realizes the predicament of the characters…." "…and one conjectures that if she really burned with sympathy for each of the correspondents she would be a nervous wreck by the end of the week." Beatric Fairfax was a real advice columnist and wrote the story for the film. 151590 2001 Lovely & Amazing M DVD -R 1828 (Media Excerpts). DVD -R 1837 (More Media Excerpts) Journalist Paul (James Le Gros) lives with aspiring movie actress, leaves her because he believes she is too needy. Jane Magazine advertisement for actress' movie. Photographer, Premiere (Jeremy Kramer). Photographer (Troy Ruptash) at premiere of movie. 151591 1984 Lovely and the Lonely, The N OWN - H Ashton, Ann New York Journalists, Mark Grayson and Eleanor Kelly, met while covering the war in the Middle East. Correspondents. He was killed. She returns to New York and meets a television reporter named Clint Richards. 151592 1995 Lovely Country, A N Lawton, David Journalist Emily Macdonnell 151593 1949 Lovely Lady Pity Me NM Huggins, Roy Female Gossip Columnist. California writer for a national magazine finds himself the chief suspect when his alcoholic wife is murdered. 151594 2007 LoveMusik P Uhry, Alfred (Book). Suggested by letters of Kurt Weill and Lotte Lenya. Directed by Harold Prince. Music by Weill. Lyrics by Maxwell Anderson, Bertolt Brecht, Howard Dietz, Roger Fernay, Ira Gershwin, Oscar Hammerstein II, Langston Hughes, Alan Jay Lerner, Maurice Magre, Ogden Nash, Elmer Rice and Weill. Magazine Editor George Davis (John Scherer) is the gay journalist who became Singer Lotte Lenya's friend, professional savior and, after Composer Kurt Weill's death, her husband. Coaxes Lenya out of grief and retirement. 151595 1946 Lover Come B M L Fessier, Michael, Ernest Pagano (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Bill Williams (George Brent) returns home, is married and a writer for Facts and Fotos. During two years stationed overseas, he carried on flirtations with Photographer Madeline Laslo (Vera Zorina) and several other women. His wife has been discouraging suitors on the home front. When she learns of his escapades, she lets him believe she has been having an affair. Both end up in Las Vegas. They reunite. Reporters (Frank Scannell, Harold Goodwin, Perc Launders). 151596 1998 Lover Come Back NR Shalvis, Jill Loveswept #900 Journalist 151597 1946 Lover Come Back M News Media. Reporter (Harold Goodwin, Perc Launders, Frank J. Scannell). 151598 1714 Lover, The: Written in Imitation of the Tatler, by Marmaduke Myrtle, Gent. ER COPY Steele, Richard Fictional Journalist created by Steele. No. 1, Thursday, Feb. 25, 1714. 151599 1994 Lover’s Concerto M Adult. Ness. Reporter interviews woman who talks about her descent into pornography by way of various sexual vignettes. 151600 2007 Lover's Knot N Richards, Emilie Journalist Kendra Taylor who works for a newspaper is traumatized by a near-fatal attack by a mugger and leaves Washington D.C. for the rustic cabin in Toms Brook, Virginia that once belonged to her husband's grandmother. There she seeks recovery from her ordeal and refuge from what she sees as a troubled marriage. Surrounded by the serene beauty of the Shenandoah Valley, she begins a major restoration of the cabin, her life and her marital relationship. Kenddra becomes curious about an heirloom lover's knot quilt, which clearly has a story to tell. She is convinced that helping her husband connect with his roots might help him reconnect with her. Her husband discovers that the history of a family he's never known might hold the key to his future -- and Kendra's future. 151601 2005 Lover's Revenge, A M Reporter (Katherine Dines-Craig). 151602 1998 Lovers and Liars M News Media. News Anchor (Marin Masen). Photographer (Alan Palmer). 151603 2009 Lovers and Liars NR Denine, Teri Paparazzi stalk multi-platinum R&B singer Journey, so she escapes by fleeing to Paris where she inadvertently falls into the arms of a man who not only doesn’t know she’s famous, but offers her a different life than she’s ever known. Her fame eventually finds her and after being chased by paparazzi, Journey decides to return to the life she left in America and face the music with her husband and her faltering career. 151604 1995 Lovers and Strangers NR Schuler, Candace Bachelor Arms Series Harlequin Temptation #549 Reporter and cynical ladies' man Jack Shannon has returned to Bachelor Arms after he left when his brother committed suicide mysteriously. He's returned to get some answers. He meets a sweet, sexy cocktail waitress who wants to ease his pain. 151605 1967 Lovers and Tyrants N Gray, Francine du Plessix Reporter Stephanie in Paris 151606 1999 Lovers Lane M News Radio (Mike West) 151607 2009 Lovers, The NSF Connolly, John Journalist-turned Writer Mickey Wallace is conducting an investigation of his own of Charlie Parker’s devastating family trauma -- the suicide of Parker’s New York City policeman father, Will after Will gunned down two unarmed teenagers decades earlier. Wallace investigates the stranger that haunt the Big Apple and as Wallace and the woman converge on Charlie, two of the undying also come together wanting Parker dead. Parker was 15 at the time. He now seeks the truth about his ancestry and he comes to doubt that he was raised by his biological parents. When he learns a pair of undying beings have him at the top of their hit list, he decides to return to New York City after a stint tending bar in Maine. There are other forces at work: a troubled young woman who is running from an unseen threat, one that has already taken the life of her boyfriend, and Wallace who is finding out things on his own. 151608 1958 Lovers, The (Les Amants) M Vivant-Denon, Domanique (Novel - "Point de lendemain"). Louise De Vilmorin (Dialogue). Vilmorin and Louis Malle (Screenplay) France - Ness Book Newspaper Owner Henri Tournier (Alain Cuny) of the Moniteur de Bourgogne "who loved his wife, but devoted himself to his paper." His wife drifts into an affair with aristocrat, then has relationship with man who gives her a ride when her car breaks down. Tahey spend a night together in the country, then part. She goes to visit her husband at the pressroom. Husband and wife are depicted as upper class. Owners of newspapers are apparently members of the elite in France. 151609 1977 Loves Me, Loves Me Not T DVD -R HQ 6504 Reporter Dick Phillips (Kenneth Gilman), a klutzy newspaper reporter. Tom (Art Metrano), Dick's boss. 151610 1991 Loves Music, Loves to Dance N Clark, Mary Higgins TV Documentarian Non Roberts is researching a program dealing with the types of people who place and answer personal ads. It starts out as a lark, but turns to tragedy when one of her best friends who is helping her with the research is found murdered after one of her dates. In an attempt to find the murderer, another best friend from college sets out to date the men she met through the personals. One of them could be the killer -- but which one? 151611 1928 Loves of an Actress M AFI-Publishers Publisher 151612 1999 Lovestruck NR MacLand, Susan Harlequin Investigative Reporter Drucilla Logan hikes into the forest in the North Carolina mountains in order to visit a research chemist who has developed an aphrodisiac. She wants an exclusive on the chemist and his discovery. Her enemy, Journalist Pierce Mountcastle will do anything to get the story. They once shared a night of lovemaking until he stole her article. Both turn for advice by cell phone to their mutual friend. Two reporters still love each other, but their approaches to journalism leave little chance of a permanent relationship. She is ethical, he is not. 151613 2005 Lovewrecked M Reporter (Sabrina Kurzman). News Reporter #3 (Brian Peck). Cameraman (Stephen Sobisky). Press Member #1 (Bolivar Soto). On a Caribbean cruise, a girl is marooned on a beach with her rock and roll idol. Deliriously in love with the idea of time alone with him, she manages to hide the fact that they're a stones throw away from their resort 151614 1970 Loving M AFI-Television TV 151615 1983 Loving TS Series. 6-26-1983. ABC TV News Anchor Merrill Vochek (Patricia Kalember,1983-1984) of WCN, local TV station, love interest of Roger Forbes. Merrill's sister Noreen is a nurse. Brother is Father Jim Vocheck. 151616 2008 Loving Cee Cee Johnson N Hargrove, Linda Leigh Reporter Cee Cee Johnson lies about her identity. When given an assignment in her hometown of Pettigrew, Johnson comes face to face with the truth about herself, her father and the love she so desperately needs. 151617 1980 Loving Couples M News Media 151618 1995 Loving Edith N Tannen, Mary Editor Martin of UBU Magazine may be the biological father of 21-year-old Edith Seagrace, a college student from upstate New York who lands a summer internship at the sophisticated magazine. Unaware that UBU figure in her history, she views all this as simply good luck. Innocently amazed at how well Martin and the magazine's seasoned staff treat her. Many of the lonely sophisticates who run the hip literary magazine where Edith is working as an intern seek her approval, including the ailing editor-in-chief who may or may not know that he is her father. Fresh-face college girl's struggle to stay afloat in the midst of Manhattan's chic artistic and literary circles. 151619 1969 Loving Feeling M AFI-Radio Radio. DJ Stevee Daly (Simon Brent) can't decide whether to fix his marriage or yield to his many loving conquests. Radio Producer (Robert Hewison). Press Photographer (Stanley Folb). 151620 2007 Loving Frank N Horan, Nancy News Media vilify Architect Frank Lloyd Wright and his mistress who ran off to Europe together in 1909 abandoning their spouses and a combined eight children in Oak Park, Ill. 151621 2000 Loving Graham Greene N Emerson, Gloria Journalist Harry is a political journalist and the brother of an heiress who is obsessed with an English author. When Graham Greene dies, his sister goes to Algeria in the hope of rescuing a few writers there. She idolizes Greene. She shares political correspondence with Greene and it inspires her to see him as her moral guiding light. 151622 1996 Loving Touches N Kinsley, Johanna Photojournalist who dares to live out his dream helps a woman discover hers. She is a child of war who knows nothing of the mother who risked her life to get her daughter to freedom. Exiled and lonely on the East Coast, she struggled to fit in with a father who barely acknowledges her, all the while searching for the mother she lost. Her heart is claimed by a dedicated photojournalist. 151623 1957 Loving You M SVDSP 564 Presley Press Agent Glenda Markle (Lizabeth Scott). TV Announcer (Jack Latham). Editor (Joe Forte). Photographer (Jeffrey Sayre). Pitchman (Dave White). 151624 2006 Loving You, Mama M Journalist’s investigation reveals the extraordinary sacrifice that a single mother, crippled by illness, can make in the poverty stricken mountains of rural China. She struggles against all odds to put her two daughters through school. Finally she has to force one of the daughters to give up school. But which one? She decides to let fate decide -- the girl who draws the longer piece of grass will continue in school while the other goes to work. Out of love for her younger sister, the elder sister snaps the longer piece giving up her chance. 151625 1764 Low-Life; or One Half of the World Knows Not How the Other Half Lives N COPY Anonymous News 151626 2003 Lowcy skor MF Poland Journalist Marek Piotrowski (Tomasz Bednarek). Chief Editor (Witold Debicki). 151627 2001 Lowell Limpet N Just, Ward And Two Stories Journalist Lowell Limpett is a journalist at the end of his career. Monologue of the veteran reporter. 151628 1934 Lowell Thomas: Going Places with Lowell Thomas DM Journalist-Host Lowell Thomas: Nos. 1-7 (1934), 8-17 (1935), 18-31 (1936), 32-43 (1937), 44-52 (1938). 151629 2008 Lowenstein’s a Terrorist M Short TV Reporter (Katharyn Yew -- TV News Reporter). TV Producer (Ashley Schmidt). Ted Lowenstein on the surface seems like any other twentysomething living in the city. He has a job he doesn’t like much. He has a tiny apartment, which he shares with a roommate. and his dating life is on a bit of a losing streak. But that all comes to a change when he meets Rachel Reeves, a beautiful young political protester, and her group, the New Jeffersonians. Ted would say anything to impress Rachel. So why has he been brought in for interrogation by the Department of Homeland Security? Is he involved in a plot to overthrow the U.S. government? TV Baseball Announcer (Mike Getz - Voice). 151630 2003 Lowenzahn: Peter kommt auf den Hund TF Episode #67. 4-19-2003 Reporter (Jorn Hentschel). 151631 1985 Lower Me Down With a Golden Chain SS MLPL Burke, James Lee In "Convict, The." American Journalist-Narrator seeks to understand the nature of the conflict in Central America and to reconcile it with his own country's recent bloody past. Taught creative writing at Wichita State University in Kansas. 151632 1683 Loyal Songs P USC Anonymous News 151633 1992 Loyalties N Scholefield, Alan War Correspondent Ben Ramsey finds true love with Communications Empire Owner Anna Webster. 151634 1994 Loyalties N Fleming, Thomas War Correspondent Annie Talbert is a top-notch political reporter, the wife of a Navy captain and the daughter of a powerful Democratic politician. Talbert responds to his infidelity by going to work for her brother, a powerful Washington journalist. She becomes an influential journalist in her own right. 151635 1997 Lozko Wierszynina MF Poland Reporter Gosia (Agnieszka Wosinska). Cameraman Kuba (Tomasz Sapryk). 151636 1994 LPWA the Super Ladies: Best Volume One M Commentator (James E. Cornette, Joe Pedicino, Himself). Host and Commentator (Ken Resnick). Commentator (Sgt. Slaughter-Himself) 151637 1974 Luca Tanner T Series 1974-1975 Former Sportswriter 151638 1978 Lucan: Thunder God Gold T Episode #11. 12-4-1978 Reporter (Regis Philbin). 151639 1974 Lucas Tanner: Pay the Two Dollars T Episode #13. 1-15-1974 Reporter (Hoke Howell). Photographer (Ray Ballard). 151640 1975 Lucas Tanner: Requiem for a Son T Episode #20. 3-12-1975 Reporter (Hoke Howell). 151641 1995 Lucas: Loner, The N Gerard, Cindy Reporter Kelsey Gates knew trust didn’t come easily to Lucas Caldwell, the loner cowboy and rugged rancher. But she had come to the Triple C seeking the truth about Lucas’s past and was determined to get answers. Caldwell knew Gates was trouble. The cowboy sensed the big city reporter had gotten wind of his lifelong secret, but the red-haired spitfire claimed she wanted only one thing: him. Lucas was sure she was lying, but he wasn’t about to resist her tempting offer. Soon, Kelsey started wishing Lucas would ask the one magical question every woman longs to hear. 151642 2000 Luchadores, Los TF Series Reporter (Brenda Campbell) 151643 1985 Luci Arnaz Show, The T Series 4-2-1985 to 6-11-1985. CBS. Based on the British series "Agony." Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Jane Lucas (Lucie Arnaz) for Daily Mirror "Dear Jane." Dr. Jane Lucas is a psychologist, advice columnist and radio call-in program host who expertly solves the problems of others but can't work out her own. 151644 1998 Lucia M UK Paparazzi (Ben Cole). 151645 2001 Lucia y el Sexo MF Spain News Media 151646 1987 Lucifer M TV Newscaster (Richard Peters). Psychotic killer goes on a murder spree and authorities begin to suspect that he may have been sent from hell. 151647 1953 Lucifer At Sunset NM Harvester, Simon Press 151648 1998 Lucifer Contract, The: Civil War Thriller, A N Meyers, Maan Correspondent Peter Tonneman, of the New York Evening Post covers a nation and a city torn apart by the Civil War in 1864. He's a young, hard-drinking newspaperman. Swept into the treacherous eddies of a conspiracy going terribly, murderously wrong. And to stop New York from becoming an inferno, he and a prostitute team up to find a killer who is driven by a savage cause of his own. 151649 1977 Lucifer's Hammer NSF OWN - P Niven, Larry-J. Pournelle TV News. Harvey Randall, producer-director for NBS television. Cameraman Charlie Bascomb. Sound technician Manual Arguilez 151650 1998 Lucifurs M Newscaster (Edward Morton) 151651 2000 Lucinda N Havens, Dennis New York Times Music Critic Jack Bauer comes to Las Vegas after hearing that Lucinda Mars, daughter of the CIA’s deputy director, the woman Jack expected to become his wife, has been murdered there where she worked as a showroom dancer. Bauer finds himself immersed in the nighttime world of the colorful city, surrounded by a bizarre collection of people, all of them in some way connected to Lucinda. He becomes close to Maria Easter, a lounge singer whose talent inspires him to promote her career and Andy Bell, her personable, skillful musical arranger as well as Maria’s singer, Marilyn, Pamela Brookside, a local attorney and Marilyn’s employer, and Paul Foster, Maria’s shadowy, violent boyfriend. Jack is aided, not always to his liking, by a seedy retired CIA operative, Dallas Vinson. 151652 1920 Luck of Geraldine Laird, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 151653 1964 Luck of Ginger Coffey, The M Moore, Brian (Novel and Screenplay). AFI-Newspapermen. Ness book Editor MacGregor (Liam Redmond), drunken Reporter Fox (Powys Thomas), and Joe McGlade (Tom Harvey) work for a Montreal newspaper where Ginger Coffey (Robert Shaw) takes work as a proofreader. He expects to get promoted to reporter but is fired from paper. Coffey and newspaper colleague get drunk and Coffey is arrested for indecent exposure when caught relieving himself against a wall. His wife, who had left him earlier (McGlade has taken a shine to her), is waiting for him when he is released. New York Times, 9/22/64: "As a newspaperman, I like especially the atmosphere of the newspaper plant that is a scene of a lot of the action. Irvin Kershner, the director, has made it real with the possible exception of Liam Redmond's managing editor." Newspaper Foreman (Barney McManus). 151654 2003 Luck of the Draw: Novel, A NM Garcia-Aguillera, Carolina Reporter Diamond Navarro is a journalist living in Las Vegas and she's missing. The family must find a way to rescue her not only in time to restore the family's lost business to its shimmering glory, but also to save her life. Diamond isn't at the Las Vegas newspaper office or her apartment. Clues point to a new casino where Diamond took a job as a waitress before her disappearance. Her sister poses as a high roller to try to track her down. She locates the mobster who may have kidnapped her sister. 151655 1948 Luck of the Irish, The (The Shamrock Touch) M DVD -R HQ 2129, 2130. SVD 905 (complete). SVDSP 738 (incomplete) Jones, Guy and Constance (Novel). Philip Dunne (Screenplay) Ness Book - Powers Reporter Steve Fitzgerald (Tyrone Power) former writer for politically oriented American Spectator now doing freelance writing since returning from the war. Goes to work for New Era Magazine under politically ambitious publisher D.C. Augur (Lee J. Cobb) Augur opposes everything reporter stands for. Publisher tells reporter to write an article reversing original positions. "My agreement with you calls for perjury, but not under my own my own byline." Despite protest, he writes the article. Stopped by leprechaun he first met in Ireland who appears in office, convinces him to tear up the piece. Publisher's daughter suggests he take over publishing house if father elected to Senate. Reporter's ideals only mean something if he can reach people. Publisher convinces reporter to become his speechwriter. During speech at journalism club, Augur says healthy disagreement is essence of free press. Observes he was once an honest newspaperman himself. Reporter turns down offer to run publishing company. Returns to Ireland to take job with honest colleague. Reporters (Robert Adler, Don Brodie, John Davidson, Wilson Wood, Eugene "Gene" Garrick, Robert Karnes). 151656 2000 Lucky MUS Spears, Britney In album “Oops I Did It Again,” 5-16-2000 Paparazzi in music video. 151657 1985 Lucky at Love NJ Bartholomew, Barbara Cub Reporter Priscilla starts working for the local newspaper. Meets tall, handsome Jason, the photographer, but soon her beautiful sister decides she wants to date him. 151658 2009 Lucky Chica N Platas, Berta Paparazzi and the News Media follow Rosie Caballero who wins the largest lottery jackpot ever: 600 million dollars. She can hardly believe her new life. She spends thousands on diamonds, makeup, clothes and promises, and parties like a celebrity even meeting the hottest actor on the planet who sweeps her off her feet and seems too good to be true. But he’s not the only one in her dizzying world -- former boyfriends, larcenous advisers, paparazzi all swarm around her, vying for her attention (and money). In between shopping sprees and photo shoots, Rosie has to find out who she trusts -- and what money can and just can’t buy. 151659 1941 Lucky Devils M Robins, Sam (Story). Alex Gottlieb (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsreel Cameraman Dick (Richard Arlene) and his assistant Andy (Andy Devine) for Mercury Newsreel. Dick tries to scoop his competitors by wiring them a fictitious news bulletin which he sends out on his fiancée's teletype. When she is fired and breaks off their engagement, Dick secretly gets her a job as a radio news commentator. He and Andy go after foreign saboteurs who steal a secret film Dick has taken of a dam. They capture the crooks and turn them over to the feds. Cameraman Dick makes up with his fiancée and Andy ends up with his own girlfriend. Copy Boy (Charles Smith) 151660 1933 Lucky Devils M Cameraman (Charles Gillette). 151661 1909 Lucky Jim M Newspaper Notice. Important plot point 151662 1942 Lucky Legs M Reporter (Jack Gardner). Reporter (Al Hill). 151663 1950 Lucky Losers M Bowery Boys TV Reporter Gabe Moreno (Gabriel Dell) looks into Wall Street suicide. 151664 2006 Lucky Louie: Louie Quits T Episode #11. 8-20-2006 Interviewer (Dink O'Neal). 151665 1974 Lucky Luciano M Journalist (Luciano Bruschini). Journalist (Francesco Bufi). Journalist (Salvatore Campilli). Journalist (Giulio Formato). Journalist (Yvonne Dionisio). Journalist (Nino Iovakin). Journalist (John Francis Lane). Journalist (Alfonso Maffettoni). Journalist (Giuseppe Mariconda). Journalist (Erminio Scalera). Journalist (Enrico M. Zambelli). 151666 2006 Lucky Me N Borden, Debra Freelance Journalist Julie Berman seems to have it all: a beautiful home in suburban New Jersey, a loving husband, two kids and a budding career as a freelance journalist. To the outside world, her life is perfect -- but Berman's world is falling apart. Among her worries is a nagging fear that she's turning into her mother, neurotic, crazy and consumed by her appearance. Julie's 74-year-old mother tells her she now has pancreatic cancer and will not seek treatment. Then there's the handsome, witty, charming and quite single editor at the New Jersey Suburban Sentinel who has definitely taken a liking to her. He's also her supervisor at the local newspaper. Add to that her moody, monosyllabic teenage son who may or may not be having sex with a new girlfriend. But the final blow is a phone call from her daughter who informs Julie she plans to run off with her boyfriend, her college professor. 151667 1932 Lucky Number, The M Photographer (Hay Petrie - The Photographer). 151668 2000 Lucky Numbers M VHS 1280 Weatherman Russ Richards (John Travolta) popular weatherman in Harrisburg PA. Reporter (Tony Carreiro). Reporter (Stephanie Erb). Reporter (Alfonso Gomez-Rejon). 151669 1997 Lucky Ones, The NR Mortman, Doris TV Reporter Celia uses her beauty and talent to build a career in national television. She is an ambitious reporter covering the presidential election. 151670 2004 Lucky Ones, The N Cusk, Rachel Columnist Serena Porter is connected with the women in five linked vignettes either personally or as readers of the weekly column she writes about her family life. When they struggle to understand their painful and awkward responses to lovers and children, she spins the raw material of motherhood and marriage into witty and topical dispatches. Of course, much of what she writes is factitious, both in its details (she freely appropriates an acquaintance's experience as her own) and in the breezy complacency that it projects. 151671 2008 Lucky Ones, The M Reporter on TV (Jason Knowles). Story revolves around three soldiers who return from the Iraq War after suffering injuries and learn that life has moved on without them. One is on a mission to bring her boyfriend’s guitar back to his family because he saved his life. Another seeks confidence to face his face after a shrapnel injury threatens his sexual function. And the third plans to hit the casinos in a desperate effort to pay for his son’s college tuition. 151672 2003 Lucky Ones, The M TV Tabloid Newshound Lorenzo (Ivan Martin) searches for meaning in a life filled with decadent drug parties and star stalking. Lorenzo is a C-level celebrity stalker whose sensationalistic stories serve as pop-culture fodder for the masses. He works for FAME-TV and lately his lifestyle has evolved into an unfulfilling cycle of decadent parties, casual sex and fast-food spiritualism. He tries to improve the quality of his work by exploring the relationships between chance, luck and destiny and finds that one of his older stories has taken a sinister and particularly sordid turn. As a result, Lorenzo’s deep-rooted self-loathing is intensified, prompting a serious reevaluation of his own core values. But Lorenzo’s soul has already been deeply corrupted and by the time an unusual medical ritual unlocks both his strengths and his demons, the high cost of redemption may be more than he’s willing to pay. 151673 1940 Lucky Partners M DVD -R 1556. SVD 1115 (no title). Rogers. Swashbucklers. Coleman Reporter (Grady Sutton). Newspaperman (Charles Halton). Photographer (Mike Lally). 151674 2003 Lucky Stars N Heller, Jane Film Critic Jack Rawlins, a movie critic with the power to "literally torpedo a budding career." 151675 1949 Lucky Stiff, The M News Media. Reporter (Crane Whitley). Photographer (Donald Kerr). Newsboy (Tommy Bond). 151676 1955 Lucky To Be a Woman (La Fortuna di Essere Donna) M Lorenj Photographer Corrado (Marcello Mastroianni). Candid newspaper shot of her adjusting her stockings -- stardom. 151677 1997 Lucky You N OWN - H Hiaasen, Carl Investigative Reporter Tom Krome, big-city investigative journalist for a mid-size central Florida newspaper. 151678 2007 Lucky You M News Media. Reporter (Don Salmon). Photographer (Richard Perez). 151679 2003 Lucy en miroir MF France. Photographer (Marcel Maze). 151680 1996 Lucy Leighton’s Journey N Lyons, Genevieve Journalist Clarissa Bourke-Rathbone needs a traveling companion. Lucy Leighton’s sick mother’s death leaves her penniless, homeless and alone. Rescue comes from the solicitor whose job it is to sort out the sorry affair. He finds her a job with his aunt, an eminent journalist who requires a traveling companion. They travel to the home of reclusive writer Conrad Morheim, and so begins Lucy’s journey of self discovery. 151681 1997 Lucy Shannon: Loverboy NM Belsky, Richard G. (R.G.) #2 Lucy Shannon Mysteries Reporter Lucy Shannon, one-time star reporter for a popular New York tabloid, but her reputation on the sordid, unsolved "Loverboy" case. Tormented newspaperwoman -- three failed marriages, numerous alcoholic interludes, 10-plus years of dark, disturbing memories.. Drained at 36. Killings begin again and she's back in the hunt. When the murderer vanished, Shannon turned into an alcoholic, divorced three times and her career collapsed. Decade later, Shannon struggles to reconstruct her life. Now dry and stays out of trouble until the killing starts again. As before, she becomes the center of the ensuing publicity as the return of Loverboy singles her out for a starring role in her latest spree. Whether this killer is the original or a copycat, Shannon needs to exorcise the demons that have plagued her. 151682 1985 Lucy Shannon: One for the Money NM OWN - H Belsky, Dick #1 Lucy Shannon Mysteries. Reporter Lucy Shannon, sharp-tongued reporter for the Blade, is a 33-year-old cynical reporter in Manhattan sent to get the story on the killing of a would-be actress. In researching her articles, she keeps coming across bodies and finally the killer. 151683 1963 Lucy Show, The: Lucy Becomes a Reporter T Episode #17. 1-21-1963. Series (10-1-62 to 9-16-68) Society Columnist Lucy becomes a society columnist in order to earn extra money 151684 1962 Lucy Show, The: Lucy Gets Locked in the Vault T Episode #31. 10-21-1963 Reporter (Sid Gould). 151685 1967 Lucy Show, The: Lucy Gets Trapped T Episode #134. 9-18-1967. Newspaper. Lucy calls in sick but goes to a sale, only she gets her picture in the papers as the store's 10th millionth customer 151686 1967 Lucy Show, The: Lucy Puts Main Street on the Map (Part 2) T Episode #128. 1-30-1967 TV Reporter (Dan Rowan). Lucy fakes a shootout in order to get a TV reporter's attention. 151687 1967 Lucy Show, The: Main Street U.S.A. T Episode #110. 1-23-1967 Newspaper Boy (Jackie Minty). 151688 1997 Lucy Stone: Back to School Murder NM Meier, Leslie #4 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone of Tinker's Cove, Maine is temping in the office of the small town newspaper, the Pennysaver. She is the wife to contractor Bill, mother of four, part-timer at the local paper, evening student at the local college, and amateur sleuth. The police report of a bomb scare sends the mother of four right to the elementary school where she observes the new assistant principal evacuate a disabled student moments before the blast. Then she's found murdered in her apartment. The high school chemistry teacher is arrested and Lucy, who is also taking a literature course at a nearby college, helps the newspaper's lone reporter, Pennysaver Editor Ted Stillings, investigate. They learn the dead woman, in league with a fundamentalist school board member, was forcing the suspension of the chemistry teacher, whom she accused of being the bomber. Lucy doesn't believe the charges and determines to find both the bomber and the murderer. In the meantime, she has some frank talks with her handsome English instructor who has been making passes at her. 151689 2006 Lucy Stone: Bake Sale Murder NM Meier, Leslie #13 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone of Tinker's Cove, Maine has a whole subdivision of peculiar neighbors around her once peaceful farmhouse and anonymous letters are arriving at her newspaper office. The unknown penman alleges the new football coach is condoning unsavory behavior by the high school's senior football player toward the junior players and the cheerleaders, one of whom is Lucy's daughter, Sara. But no one is talking or listening as the coach launches his lackluster team into a victorious season. Then Lucy finds a neighbor, one of her volunteer bakers, knifed to death in her kitchen. A second murder soon takes place. 151690 2002 Lucy Stone: Birthday Day Murder NM Meier, Leslie #9 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone is wife, mom, part-time reporter and amateur sleuth in Tinker's Cove, a tiny coastal town in Maine. After a cold and cloudy March, the sun is finally shining as Lucy joins her four friends for their weekly breakfast. To honor the former librarian, they decide to organize a town wide 90th birthday party for her. Anticipation of the party plus Lucy's resolve to lose weight, do something with her wrinkles and dye her hair to cover newly discovered gray lift her spirits. But then she hears that a respected lawyer has been found in his office. Police say it's suicide, but Lucy thinks it's murder. Poking around the dead man's papers, Lucy turns up an intriguing tie between the dead man and the former librarian. 151691 1999 Lucy Stone: Christmas Cookie Murder NM Meier, Leslie #6 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone of Tinker's Cove in Maine works for the town's newspaper. A young woman is rumored to be the reason for the breakup of the marriage of the town's dentist and his wife. When she turns up dead the doctor is arrested. But the wife is also under suspicion because she was overheard mouthing vile thoughts toward the dead woman. There's also a growing concern over the use of alcohol by local teens and the influx of hard drugs into the tiny coastal town. 151692 2003 Lucy Stone: Father's Day Murder N Meier, Leslie #10 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Investigative Reporter Lucy Stone and Publisher Ted Stilling of the Pennysaver, a newspaper in Tinker's Cove in a small Maine hamlet. Newspaper has just been named "Community Newspaper of the Year" in Category five by the Trask Trust for Journalism in the Public Interest. Trust issues grants to publisher Stilling and reporter Stone to attend the Northeast Newspaper Association Nonferrous in Boston. Stone feels guilty about deserting her husband, four children and her dog. At the conference, she meets the members of the Read family who own the Pioneer Press Group, which has newspaper all over the northeast. Head of conglomerate is Luther Read who is killed. Junior is arrested for the murder. Lucy knows he's innocent. She sets out to prove it. 151693 1993 Lucy Stone: Mistletoe Murder (aka Mail-Order Murder) NM Meier, Leslie #1 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone of rural Tinker's Cove, Maine bakes holiday cookies, knits a sweater for her husband's gift, and makes her daughter's angel costume for the church pageant. Now she is also working nights at a famous mail-order company. But when she discovers the wealthy founder dead in his car from an apparent suicide, the sleuth in her knows something just doesn't smell right. She is convinced that someone murdered the man but who and why? 151694 2009 Lucy Stone: Mother’s Day Murder NM Meier, Leslie #15 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone of Tinker's Cove, Maine wishes she were digging in her garden this spring instead of languishing in her office at the Pennysaver newspaper. But flower beds will have to wait when Mother’s Day rings in a feud between two neighborhood moms -- and the fallout is fatal. Stone knows that the victim of a shooting murder, Tina Nowak, was feuding with Barbara “Bar” Hume over the popularity of their respective 16-year-old daughters, Heather and Ashley. Tinker’s Cove is still reeling from the disappearance 10 months earlier of a teen youth counselor, and Bar’s arrest is almost as shocking. IN digging for answers regarding the alleged “killer mom,” Lucy uncovers some icky revelations about Bart Hume, Bar’s philandering cardiac surgeon husband. Two of her four kids may be out of the nest, but Lucy knows only too well that mothering is a lifetime commitment. At least she gets to kick back and enjoy a fancy Mother’s Day brunch with her brood -- that is before the festivities are interrupted by a nasty scene courtesy of Barbara Hume and Tina Nowak. Opposites in every way, the only thing these mean moms have in common is the need to best each other at every turn, using their teenage daughters as pawns in elaborate games of one-upsmanship. The hostilities only escalate when Bar and Tina team up to host an after-prom party for local teens. Lucy, persuaded to participate so she can keep an eye on her own daughter, Sara, has a front row seat for the fireworks. But even after witnessing the women’s claw sharpening rituals, she never expects to see actual blood spilled -- until Tina is shot dead on the public tennis court, right in front of Lucy. Having witnessed Tina’s death, Lucy naturally expects to cover it for the Pennysaver, but when her boss snatches the story, she’s relegated to backing him up instead of taking the lead. It’s an exercise in frustration, especially since Lucy can shake neither the image of Tina’s last moments nor the suspicion that the evidence against prime suspect Bar isn’t as cut and dried as it seems. Lucy is determined to unravel the close-knit knot of suspects, even if she doesn’t get the byline. But when the threads threaten to entangle one of her own, Lucy will come face-to-face with a killer who has a thing or two to learn about motherly love. 151695 2006 Lucy Stone: New Year's Eve Murder NM Meier, Leslie #12 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone and her oldest daughter, Elizabeth, travel to New York City after winning an all-expenses-paid mother-daughter makeover from Jolie Magazine. But after arriving in New York, the duo find the contest is fraught with cattiness, tension and mistrust, complicated by the magazine's haughty editor and bickering staff. The outing turns into a nightmare after Jolie's controversial fashion editor Nadine Nelson suddenly dies and Elizabeth falls ill from what turns out to be exposure to anthrax. Backstabbing goes on at Jolie among the magazine's cabal of high-style executives -- fierce tempered fashionistas Camilla Keith, Elise Frazier and Nadine herself has stirred up plenty of bad blood over the years. Numerous staffers, from workaholic assistant Phyllis Finch to oft-maligned photo editor Pablo Prinz have found themselves at the other end of the trio's sharp claws. Suspects abound. 151696 2008 Lucy Stone: St. Patrick’s Day Murder NM Meier, Leslile #14 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone of Tinker's Cove in Maine, ace reporter for the Pennysaver newspaper, is on her way to interview the new harbormaster and relishing the unusually warm January day when she stumbles on a beheaded body at the end of the pier. The victim turns out to be the owner of the local dive bar. Lucy finds herself not only breaking the story, but breaking the news to the man’s brother, a famous Irish actor in town to direct a play for the church’s centennial St. Patrick’s Day celebration. The actor’s daughter encourages Lucy’s little girl to believe in fairies and goblins as Lucy hunts for a very real killer. The actor was also helping his brother renovate the Bilge, turning the dingy tavern into an authentic if upscale Irish pub. Was the brother killed by someone he cheated, someone he’d love or someone who just couldn’t stand the idea of losing their favorite watering hole? 151697 2008 Lucy Stone: St. Patrick’s Day Murder NM Meier, Leslie #14 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone of Tinker's Cove, Maine Pennysaver newspaper is on her way to interview the new harbormaster of Tinker’s Cove and relishing the unusually warm January day when she stumbles on a beheaded body at the end of the pier. The victim turns out to be Dan Malone, owner of the local dive bar. Lucy finds herself not only breaking the story, but breaking the news to Dan’s brother, Dylan, a famous Irish actor in town to direct a play for the church’s centennial St. Patrick’s Day celebration. As Dylan’s daughter encourages Lucy’s little girl to believe in fairies and goblins, Lucy hunts for a very real killer. Not many people knew old Dan Malone. But when his body is found bobbing in the town’s icy harbor, Lucy Stone, ace reporter for the Pennysaver newspaper, makes getting to know more about Old Dan a priority. And apparently there is a lot to learn. Like the fact that local musician Dave Reilly insists Old Dan conned a winning lottery ticket worth five grand form him. And that handyman Brian Donohue claims that Old Dan stiffed him for repair work he’d done at the bar. There are even whispers about some connection to the Irish Republican Army. The confusion surrounding the death is only compounded by the arrival of actor Dylan Malone, old Dan’s brother and a prominent, if fading, attraction of the Dublin stage. Dylan has come to direct the production of “Finian’s Rainbow,” the featured event at Our Lady of Hope’s annual St. Patrick’s Day extravaganza. He’s also come to help his brother renovate the Bilge, turning the dingy tavern into an authentic-if-decidedly upscale-Irish pub. Was Old Dan killed by someone he’d cheated, someone he’d loved, or someone who just couldn’t stand the idea of losing their favorite watering hole? While Lucy can’t be sure, one thing is abundantly clear -- the stage is set for a murder mystery with a killer ending. 151698 2004 Lucy Stone: Star Spangled Murder NM Meier, Leslie #11 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone has to worry about some nudists frolicking in the local pond and an endangered species of lichen putting off the Tinker's Cove Fourth of July fireworks until the hit-and-run death of a difficult neighbor. 151699 1994 Lucy Stone: Tip-Toe Murder (aka Tippy Toe Murder) NM Meier, Leslie #2 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone of Tinker's Cove in Maine is taking time off from work to organize her three children and get ready for a fourth. But besides shuttling kids to school, baseball practice and ballet studio, she finds herself on the trail of a retired dance teacher who has mysteriously disappeared. The irascible local hardware merchant takes a deathblow to the head with a video camera. A salesgirl has the perfect motive and no alibi. When Lucy's not eating peanut butter-and-fluffernutter sandwiches, she's busy hitting up the police detective for everything he knows. 151700 1996 Lucy Stone: Trick or Treat Murder NM Meier, Leslie #3 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone in Tinker's Cove Maine is wiping up crate loads of orange-frosted cupcakes, recycling tutus for her daughters' Halloween costumes, helping her son with his pre-teen rebellion, and breast-feeing her brand-new baby, Zoe. . Meanwhile an arsonist is loose in Tinker's Cove. Someone is systematically putting a torch to the town's architectural treasures -- the aging seaside marvels that Lucy and her restoration carpenter husband Bill are dying to restore to their former glory. The latest fire has killed the owner of Tinker's Cove's oldest house. Now it's murder as well as arson. 151701 2000 Lucy Stone: Turkey Day Murder N Meier, Leslie #7 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone does part-time reporting for her local paper, volunteer work and family responsibilities. For Lucy, escorting a pre-school field trip to a turkey farm, baking pies for charity, entertaining her husband's difficult clients and son's college roommate for Thanksgiving dinner are all part of her routine in rural Tinker's Cove, Maine. She covers a town meeting at which main agenda item is whether selectmen will support tribe's petition for recognition by the federal government. Approval means the tribe can build a casino on Indian land. Ink on story is barely dry when the Native American whose land will be used is dead, his head smashed with a priceless tribal artifact. She tries to solve the crime. 151702 1999 Lucy Stone: Valentine Murder NM Meier, Leslie #5 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone, now a freelance writer, joins the library board in the small Maine town of Tinker's Cove. She unexpectedly finds herself knee-deep in murder. Right before her first meeting, she discovers a librarian shot through the heart in a workroom. A state police detective warns her to stay away from the investigation. But she learns that each library board member is hiding a potentially lethal secret. She also discovers that the library's prized antique tankard is a fake. The antique dealer who appraised the fake antique dies in what looks like suicide. And it's assumed that he killed the librarian. But Stone doesn't believe that. Before she can piece together all the clues to reveal the culprit, her children are nearly run over, here car is set afire and her husband is placed in mortal danger. 151703 2001 Lucy Stone: Wedding Day Murder NM Meier, Leslie #8 Lucy Stone Mystery Series Reporter Lucy Stone of Tinker's Cove in Maine is trying to juggle children, husband and a full-time job when her best friend asks for help in planning her mother's wedding. The mother is marrying an Internet millionaire. Lucy agrees to let the ceremony take place in her backyard gazebo. He turns out to be a graceless, stereotypical computer nerd who is found floating dead in the water. Lucy now faces a tough deadline and a dead groom when she pursues a killer who will do anything to keep from being unveiled. 151704 1993 Ludwig 1881 MF Germany/Switzerland. Court Photographer Albert (Walter Diehl). 151705 2009 Luftslottet som sprangdes MF Sweden Journalist (Henrik Sjoman). 151706 1984 Lugar do Morto, O TF Portugal Journalists (Jose Gabriel Viegas, Maria Armanda Reis, Edite Soeiro, M. Helena Mensurado, Diana Andringa, Humberto Vasconcelos, Feliciana Ferreira, M. Goncalves da Silva, Adriano Carvalho, Antonio Esteves, Francisco Neves). 151707 2006 Luger of the Black Sun MF UK/Romania. Photographer (Lucian Diaconu). 151708 1999 Lui e lei II TF Series Journalist (Saverio D'Ercole) 151709 1989 Luigi's Ladies M Australian Newsman (George Donikian). 151710 1889 Luke Walton N USC Alger, Horatio Jr. Chicago Newsboy hero. 151711 1916 Luke's Newsie Knockout M Lloyd Press 151712 2002 Lullaby N Palahniuk, Chuck Reporter, companion of a real estate broker who sells haunted houses, discovers an African lullaby that kills anyone he sings it to -- even if he just thinks about it. Woe to those who jostle him on the street. 151713 1951 Lullaby of Broadway M Reporter (Charles Williams) 151714 1984 Lullaby of Murder NM OWN - H Davis, Dorothy Salisbury Gossip Columnist Tony Alexander. Leg Person Julie Hayes. 151715 2007 Lulu Meets God and Doubt Him N Ganek, Danielle Art world media. Figurative painter is run over by a cab in front of a gallery on the night of his first opening and the art world falls all over itself for a piece of the instantly in-demand work by the late emerging artist. The gallery receptionist and aspiring artist finds herself at the center of the art world's most sensational story. 151716 1912 Lulu's Anarchist M Reporter (James Morrison) 151717 2005 Lumby Lines, The N Fraser, Gail R. Newspaper Publisher of The Lumby Lines is openly hostile to a couple of East Coasters who want to covert a fire-ravaged monastery into an historic inn. The daily "Sheriff's Complaints" column in the paper reveals many of the town's foibles and benign mayhem and introduce the couple to some of the more colorful locals. A young reporter of the weekly newspaper writes the "What's New Around Town" feature and longs to land the big expose, but somehow never gets it right. The local paper provides many of the answers to the mysteries of a benefactor who leaves unsolicited checks in old journals and the flamingo in their front yard with a flare for fashion. 151718 2007 Lumiere Affair, The N Voorhees, Sara American Journalist Nattie is searching for information about her dead mother while attending the Cannes Film Festival. The French-born young journalist wants to find out what happened. At age six, Nattie, her mother and her mother's boyfriend were struck by lightning while picnicking near Cannes. Her mother died and Nattie was sent back to her American father who hadn't known she existed and who always refused to discuss her mother. Now Nattie wants to find out more. She meets with the boyfriend who is barely 20 years her senior, handsome and sensitive. A flirtatious Canadian journalist is pursuing Nattie. She meets the producer who directed Nattie's mother in her one film role and who was obsessed by her. Nattie discovers the big secret: her mother never actually died but was severely brain-damaged. The director spirited her away, married her and built a fortress in Corsica where Nattie finds her living like a beautiful child under his care. 151719 1976 Luna di miele in tre MF Journalist Frankie (Vincent Gardenia) 151720 2007 Luna en botella, La MF Spain Editor (Javier Mejia). Voz Locutor TV (Jordi Dauder). 151721 2007 Luna: Spirit of the Whale M Reporters (Matt Johnson, Brenda Crichlow). 151722 2007 Luna: Way Home, The M News Media. Reporter #1 (Brenda Crichlow). Reporter #2 (Matt Johnson). 151723 1986 Lunatic M Reporter. Callow reporter travels around Hong Kong interviews mentally ill people 151724 1999 Lunatic M Newscaster (James Palumbo). 151725 1914 Lunatics, The M Ness Book Magazine Reporter and his wife who visit an asylum on assignment not realizing the inmates have taken over. Journalist almost becomes a victim before the truth is discovered. 151726 2001 Lunch With Charles M Publicist April (Theresa Lee). Three years ago, April’s career allowed her to emigrate to Canada. She has been working happily ever since. Her personal life is in turmoil. Her husband remains in Hong Kong where he struggles to make it as a singer-songwriter. Since marrying, he has had to eke out a living as a realtor. Unfulfilled and increasingly insecure about his talents, he is terrified to emigrate to Canada. If he cannot succeed in his own country, in his own language, how can be possibly make it in Canada. “She’s having lunch with Charles” is what Cora, April’s assistant, tells April’s husband, Tong, over the telephone. That is enough for Tong to hop on a plane to come after his wife as he thinks she has fallen in love with another man. Originally from Hong Kong, April now lives in Vancouver. Tong, with a limited knowledge of English, still lives in Hong Kong. They’ve been apart for three years. April has given Tong an ultimatum: move to Canada or their marriage is over. But once in Vancouver, Tong learns that April, who is unaware that her husband has come for her, is on her way to Banff on a business trip. Tong takes a road trip across southern British Columbia in search of his wife. 151727 2008 Lure M Reporter (Amanda Dickson) 151728 1921 Lure of Youth, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 151729 1912 Lure, The N Stevens, E.S. (Drower, Ethel) Female Journalist gets entangled with editor of a society journal, who is a villain. Anna and Huntley. 151730 1947 Lured M DVD -R HQ 10941, 10942. Press. Serial killer in London is murdering young women whom he meets through personal columns of newspapers he announces each of his murders to the police by sending them a cryptic poem. After a dancer disappears, the police ask an American friend of ours to answer advertisements in the personal columns to lure the killer into a trap. 151731 1999 Lured Innocence M SVD 1192 Reporter Elden Tolbert (Devon Gummersall) becomes defendant in murder case he is covering. Reporter (Joy Brashears). 151732 1947 Lures of Death: Angels Are Painted Fair NM OWN - P Whelton, Paul Reporter Garry Dean 151733 1921 Luring Lips M AFI-Newsreels Newsreels 151734 2008 Lurking, The N Gentile, Gary Reporter Elaine Adams happens to be in the area during a gruesome event -- a monster known as the Jersey Devil manifests itself in the Pine Barrens of southern New Jersey after the accidental exhumation of a human skeleton. Adams delves into the lore and gore of the creature whose deathless existence is blamed for the subsequent series of abominable fatalities. She uncovers more than she ever bargained for when she learns that people have been disappearing in the Pine Barrens for decades. Helped by her husband and hampered by an obnoxious sheriff, she digs deep into the mysterious deaths and dismemberments that recommence every seven years -- a cycle that coincides with the Jersey Devil’s regular reappearances. She is swept into an ageless conspiracy of satanic cultists who not only worship the Jersey Devil, but who feed it by means of human sacrifice in a sensual but brutal ritual in which victims are impaled on wooden stakes. What Elaine Adams hopes will be the greatest story of her career might instead turn out to be her last. Already one reporter has vanished in the quest to unravel the mystery of the Jersey Devil. Would she be the next? 151735 1970 Lusankar MTF Soviet Union. Photographer (Tatul Dilakyan). 151736 2002 Lusitania Murders, The NM Collins, Max Allen Art Critic-Journalist Willard Wright is also a mystery writer under the pseudonym of S.S. Van Dine. He is supposed to be interviewing the rich and famous who are making the journey to England on the luxurious ship, the Lusitania. But what he's really doing is investigating the sub rosa shipment of munitions by a government supposedly neutral in the European conflict. He unmasks a couple of spies and a murderer. He finds the munitions in plenty of time to carry on a modern affair with a beautiful and sexy Pinkerton agent. But he is too late to save the Lusitania from a German U-boat. Acerbic Wright. 151737 1996 Lust and Revenge M Art Critic (Max Gillies) 151738 1999 Lusten till ett liv MF Local Reporter (Tryggve Larsen) 151739 2002 Luster M Magazine Editor (Nicole Dillenberg), Pressure Zone Editor No. 1. Pressure Zone Editor No. 2 (Lesa Carlson). Pressure Zone Photographer (Chad Kula). 151740 1996 Lustful Revenge MF Japan Female Reporter Akiko (Kazuhisa Kawahara) tries to track down gruesome serial killer not realizing that he has already picked her as his next target. After reading about beautiful women killed in a gruesome manner during recent months, Akiko tries to nail down the sick serial killer herself. What she does not know is that the killer has already targeted her as his next victim. 151741 1967 Lusting Hours, The M Interviewer (Clarence Brown) 151742 2000 Luthi und Blanc: Sabotage TF Episode #2. 11-19-2000 Journalist (Stefan Kollmuss). 151743 1958 Lux Playhouse T Series 1958-1959 News Media. 151744 1934 Lux Radio Theater R Series. Dramatizations of newspaper films. 1934-1955 News Media. 151745 1950 Lux Video Theatre T Series 1950-1957 News Media. 151746 1992 Luz negra MF Journalist (Carmela Agenjo) 151747 1764 Lyar, The P USC Foote, Samuel Newsmongers. Pappillion: "I got recommended to the compiler of the Monthly Review…the whole region of the belles lettres fell under my inspection….I dealt out fame and damnation at pleasure." "I have condemn'd books I never read; and applauded the fidelity of a translation, without understanding one syllable of the original." Young Wilding: "Ah! I thought acuteness of discernment and depth of knowledge were necessary to accomplish a critic." Pap: "Yes, Sir; but not a monthly one. Our method was very concise. We copy the title-page of a new book; we never go any further. Goes on to explain the horrors of the news-sheet critic. 151748 1996 Lydia Miller: Animal Instincts NM Hyde, Eleanor #2 Lydia Miller Mysteries Fashion Magazine Editor Lydia Miller for Gazelle has taken a leave of absence from her job to volunteer at a local animal shelter. She investigates the disappearance of pets and other shelter volunteers. As editor of a tres chic fashion magazine, Lydia is bone tired of hemlines and wrinkle cream. But when she takes a sabbatical to volunteer at a private animal shelter, she discovers a plot that leads right back to the cutthroat world of fashion. During her investigation, she stumbles across Anima, a youth-restoring potion. Lydia is aided by a supporting cast that is both spunky and lovable: Colombo, Lydia's ever-faithful canine companion and a pair of love-starved teens. One is a teen prostitute who's determined to save all the kittens and puppies in the world. Lydia discovers that minks are skinned alive to preserve the luster of their fur. Laboratory animals are blistered and blinded to test cosmetics. At Nora's Ark, Lydia discovers that something sinister lurks beneath the bitter office politics, a miracle potion that links the shelter to the fashion magazine and a product touted as the fountain of youth splashes into a pool of blood. 151749 1995 Lydia Miller: In Murder We Trust NM Hyde, Eleanor #1 Lydia Miller Mysteries Fashion Magazine Editor Lydia Miller for Gazelle is on a holiday weekend in the Hamptons when she discovers her millionaire host dead in his swimming pool. Suddenly good friend Lydia is not only the chief beneficiary of the will -- but chief suspect in his murder. Now she must find the real killer -- before she becomes the next victim. 151750 2007 Lying in Mid-air NR Tourney, Anne Adult Freelance Journalist Joel loves women as much as he loves traveling. Lately, he always seems to be between stories, which may be why he’s inventing so many about himself. His alternate personalities are proving remarkably successful at winning the attention of three very sexy women. The trouble is, he’s falling in love with all of them. With everyone juggling multiple identities, whose fantasies will actually come true? Lauryn is a business consultant who spends half her life on airplanes, traveling from one boring industrial complex to another. She longs to visit exotic cities for adventure and romance, but her evil boss is making sure that her assignments are as dull as dirt. Chloe is a graduate student with a passion for translating Japanese love poetry -- she dreams about leading an erotic double life in Tokyo, but her fear of flying keeps her earthbound. Veronica fantasizes about starting her own escort service for goth chicks, while working as a shoeshine girl at the airport. These three very different women have two things in common: their dreams are deadlocked, and they have fallen in love with the same irresistible liar -- Joel. 151751 1946 Lying Ladies, The: Inner Sanctum Mystery, An NM OWN - H Finnegan, Robert Journalist Dan Banion drifts around following discharge from Army. War has left everybody on edge. Ends up in San Francisco, wisecracking dialogue. Streak of social conscience. 151752 2010 Lying to Be Perfect MT DVD -R HQ 11759, 11760 Strohmeyer, Sarah (based on her book, “The Cinderella Pact”). Magazine Editor Nola Devlin (Poppy Montgomery) is an overweight journalist who has a deep, meaningful relationship with doughnuts. She’s an unassuming frumpy doormat in the office who is overlooked and teased by her coworkers. So Nola devises a secret alter ego: a sexy advice columnist whom no one has ever seen. When the sun sets and she is behind the glow and anonymity of her computer screen, she becomes the famous and “reclusive” advice columnist Belinda Apple. Nola’s friends, tired of being overworked and overweight, band together to create the “Cinderella Pact,” vowing to lose pounds by following the advice of their “fairy godmother,’ Belinda Apple. When her secret identity is threatened, Nola is forced to take her own alter ego’s advice. But, as the group of friends drops dress sizes, their real issues are exposed, and better-than-expected life changes begin to blossom. Complications arise when a mean editor demands that the mysterious columnist make a personal appearance, so Nola must cut out junk food to find her beautiful inner self. 151753 1922 Lying Truth, The M Fairfax, Marion (Story-Scenario) AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Newspaper Owners of a local newspaper are Sam and Ellie Clairborne Jr. (George Dromgold and Adele Watson). They raise an orphan, Bill O'Hara (Pat O'Malley), then disown their won who is a drug addict and pass the paper on to O'Hara. Although he loves a woman, he attacks her father for renting property to dope peddlers. O'Hara creates a fake murder to increase circulation after the paper is blacklisted through the father's efforts. When the disowned son's body is found in a swamp, the woman's father tries to pin the murder on O'Hara. As O'Hara is about to be lynched, his foster mother arrives with the son's suicide note. Ness: Reporter (Pete Schmidt, later Smith) was the press agent for the film company at the time. 151754 2005 Lykketoft finale TF Journalists Michaael Jeppesen of Ekstra Bladet, Olav Christensen of TV 2, Andreas Karker of HBT, Lasse Ellegaard of Ekstra Bladet, Soren Soltoft of TV 2, Amalie Kestler of Ritzau. Reporter Svenning Dalgaard of TV 2 Nyhederne. Media Advisor Morten Rud. 151755 1959 Lynn Daly, Newspaper Girl N Holloway, Teresa Newspaper Girl 151756 1994 Lynn Evans: Kali Connection, The N McKay, Claudia #1 Lynn Evans Mysteries Journalist Lynn Evans is a lesbian and an investigative reporter at the Hartford Chronicle who will either write the news story of her life or end up as tiger bait as a story takes her to the mountains of Nepal, India. 151757 1997 Lynn Evans: Twist of Lime. N McKay, Claudia #2 Lynn Evans Mysteries Journalist Lynn Evans is a lesbian and an investigative reporter at the Hartford Chronicle who has taken time away from her job to go to coastal Belize to help on a Mayan archeological dig. Death of fellow volunteer officially ruled a drug overdose, but it arouses Evans' suspicions, especially when three tourists say the woman Evans knew is not the Ann they had traveled with. She probes for answers among drug dealers and artifact thieves. 151758 1935 Lynn Malone's Daughter: Novel of Marriage, A N OWN - H Lipke, Kay Newspaperman. Lynn Malone, widow journalist in a Wisconsin town. Lane Beckett, a rising writer and newspaperman, owner of the Center Falls Chronicle. Widow's daughter marries a young journalist and rival. 151759 2003 Lyon's Den, The: Blood T Episode #10. 11-16-2003 News Media. Reporter #1 (Tiiu Leek). Reporter #2 (Bob Jimenez). (Real-Life Reporters). 151760 2003 Lyon's Den, The: Duty to Serve T Episode #11. News Media. Reporter (Peggy Flood). 151761 2003 Lyon's Den, The: Other Side of Caution, The T Episode News Media and lawyers. 151762 2003 Lyon's Den, The: Things She Said T Episode #3. 10-12-2003 News Media. Anchor (Chris Schauble). 151763 2003 Lyon's Den, The: Trick or Treat T Episode #5. 10-26-2003 News Media. Reporter (Peggy Flood). 151764 0001 Lysistrata P COPY Aristophanes 411 B.C. Herald of the Lacedaemonians: "I am the bearer of dispatches." "I am a herald, of course, I swear I am, and I come from Sparta about making peace." Spartan messenger. 151765 1985 Lytton's Diary T UK Series 1985-1986. Gossip Columnist for The Daily News in Fleet Street. Editor Ian (Bernard Archard - The Editor). The Deputy Editor (Colin Farrell). The News Editor (Harry Waters). City Editor (Michael Fleming). Sports Editor (Michael McKevitt). Photographer (Nigel Nevinson). Photographer (Lee Walker). 151766 1985 Lytton's Diary: Daddy's Girls T Episode #2. UK Photographer (Nigel Nevinson). 151767 1931 M M DVD -R HQ 4554, 4555. L Lang News Vendor proclaims latest crime, the murderer scrawls a penciled letter to the press: I haven't finished yet 151768 1959 M Squad: Crush Out, The T Episode #66. 4-10-1959 TV Reporter (Carl MacIntire). 151769 1960 M Squad: Second Best Killer, The T Episode #95. 1-15-1960 TV Interviewer (Carl MacIntire). 151770 1993 M. Butterfly M Critic at Garden Party (Barbara Chilcott) 151771 1983 M.A.D.D.: Mothers Against Drunk Driving MT Woman Reporter (Candy Lightner). Male Reporter (Doug Hale). Reporter #3 (Momo Yashima). 151772 1994 M.A.N.T.I.S. MT Newswoman (Lucy Lin). Interviewer (Dane Winters). 151773 1994 M.A.N.T.I.S.: First Steps T Episode #1. 8-26-1994 TV Interviewer (Cathy Weseluck). 151774 1994 M.A.N.T.I.S.: Soldier of Misfortune T Episode #5. 9-23-1994 Reporter #1 (Deryl Hayes). 151775 2005 M.I.T.: Murder Investigation Team T Episode #11. 2-18-2005 Interviewer (Robbie Earle). 151776 2008 M.O.N.Y. T Reporters (Fannie Chan, Juliette Fairley). 151777 2005 M.O.S. M News Media. News Reporter (Jennifer Roberts). Newspaperman (Gerry Paradiso). 151778 2008 M.V.P.: Code, The T Episode #7. 2-19-2008. TV Reporter (Dani Kind). 151779 2008 M.V.P.: Mad Scramble T Episode #10. 3-11-2008 News Media. Reporter (Shawn Reynolds). Reporter (Richard Waugh). Rude Photographer (Perry Perlmutar). 151780 2008 M.V.P.: Reality Check T Episode #8. 2-26-2008 Reporter (Richard Waugh). 151781 2008 M.V.P.: Trades and Rumours T Episode #6. 2-19-2008 TV Reporter (Shawn Reynolds). Cameraman (Tomas Chovanec). 151782 1777 M'Fingal PO COPY Trumbull, John In "Satiric Poems of John Trumbull, The." Press. "Gazettes no sooner rose a lye in…." On scriblers. And freedom of the press. References to Stentor, the Greek herald whose voice was louder than 50 men. James Rivington, printer of the Royal Gazette, a Tory paper of New York: "Has Rivington, in dread of stripes, Ceas'd lying since you stole his types?" 151783 1936 M’Liss M DVD -R HQ 9742. 9741 Harte, Brete (Story). Dorothy Yost (Screenplay). Newspaper Editor Steven Thorn (John Beal) of Gold Town left after he forced the mayor and his cronies out of office. M’Liss, an Old West innocent with a drunken father falls in love with the editor-turned-school teacher. He threatens the mayor with the idea that he may start another newspaper in this town if the mayor doesn’t stop threatening to send the young girl to an orphanage. School teacher-editor refuses to fight and is declared a coward. Editor left Gold Town because he refused to fight a man he could have easily killed. The Editor is a sharpshooter. 151784 1970 M*A*S*H M Correspondent (Dianne Turley Travis) 151785 1972 M*A*S*H: (aka MASH) T SVD 1222, 868, SV 97, 45 Episodes. Series (September, 1972-February, 1983) Press. Hawkeye's favorite magazines are Field and Stream and Popular Mechanics. Boston Globe sent to Major Charles Winchester III by sister 151786 1982 M*A*S*H: Blood and Guts T DVD -R HQ 3350. SVD 1088. VHSSP 652 Episode #226. 1-18-1982 War Correspondent Clayton Kibbee (Gene Evans) is a sensationalistic reporter that outrages Hawkeye. He reports irresponsible G.I. Stunts as tales of military valor. Kibbee takes off, has an accident and is saved. His final words shows he realizes the errors of his ways -- although he'll probably be back to his own self in a few weeks. Kibbee: "As for the last two pints of blood, there's no big finale, no heroes. They helped an old soldier who'd had visions of glory, but finally got it through his thick head how tragic and inhumane war can be. Maybe he'll know better next time." War Correspondent fictionalizes stories about the soldiers who received blood transfusions from the blood donated by his readers. Hawkeye gets mad 151787 1981 M*A*S*H: Communication Breakdown T Episode #220. 11-30-1981 Newspapers. Winchester infuriates the camp when he hoards his stateside newspapers and Hawkeeye reunits two Korean brothers who have been fighting on opposite sides of the war. 151788 1981 M*A*S*H: Depressing News T SVD 1169 Episode #206. 2-9-1981 Newspaper. Klinger (Jamie Farr) finds a big story for his unit newspaper in the half-million tongue depressors mistakenly sent to the 4077th. Klinger (Jamie Farr) starts his own newspaper. Klinger's army newspaper reports on Hawkeye's monument to military stupidity: giant tower made from half million erroneously shipped tongue depressors. Photographer (Albert Insinnia). 151789 1974 M*A*S*H: General Flipped at Dawn, The T Episode #49. 9-10-1974 Reporter. Major General may be losing his sanity. He mistakes Hawkeye for a news reporter and Klinger for his wife. 151790 1982 M*A*S*H: Heroes T Episode #232. 3-15-1982 Reporter (Jay Gerber),. Reporter (Al Rossi). Reporter (Gerard Castillo). Hawkeye is the golden boy of the world press when he treats a celebrity prizefighter who has a stroke at the 4077th. 151791 1976 M*A*S*H: Interview, The T DVD -R HQ 5130. SV 94 Episode #96. 2-24-1976 TV Correspondent Clete Roberts arrives at Korea to interview the staff of the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital because of its high 97 percent efficiency rating. Roberts introduces the segment as his news program. In Roberts' interviews with the M*A*S*H doctors and nurses, they talk about how they cope with their situation, what they miss about home, how they feel about who they work with, and whether they see any good in the war effort. 151792 1978 M*A*S*H: Major Ego T DVD -R HQ 2145. SVD 1212. SV 197. 273. SVD 888- Episode #152. 11-6-1978 Reporter. Major Ego -- Charles' head gets bigger when a reporter (Greg Mullavey) arrives to write a story about him 151793 1991 M*A*S*H: Memories of M*A*S*H MT Interviewer (Clete Roberts) 151794 1978 M*A*S*H: Our Finest Hour T DVD -R HQ 3133. DVD -R HQ 2133 (Two Parts). SV 157, SV 117 Episode #148. 10-9-1978. Black and White, 60-minute Episode TV Correspondent Clete Roberts returns to the 4077th to follow up "The Interview" at the end of Season Four and update Korean War conditions. He asks the M*A*S*H unit members about how the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital copes with the harshness of the Korean War, what they miss about home, how they deal with Army bureaucracy and how the 4077th resembles a family. 151795 1979 M*A*S*H: Stars and Stripes T Episode #183. 12-17-1979 Writer. BJ and Winchester must write an article for a prestigious medical journal on how they saved a soldier's life with a daring operation. 151796 1981 M*A*S*H: Tell It To The Marines T Tape Episode #202. 1-12-1981 War Correspondent Murray Thompson (James Gallery) is based on real-life CBS Correspondent Murray Fromson. B.J. and Hawkeye try to convince the Marines to grant hardship discharge to immigrant soldier. Thompson helps. 151797 1980 M*A*S*H: War Co-Respondent T DVD -R 1771. SV 153 Episode #192. 3-3-1980 War Correspondent Aggie O'Shea (Susan Saint Jones) falls in love with. B.J. who also falls for the beautiful, famous war correspondent. 151798 1949 Ma and Pa Kettle M L Press 151799 2001 Ma femme est une actrice MF News Media. Journalist 1 (Emmanuelle Lepoutre). Journalist (Stephane Auvray-Nauroy). Journalist (Martial Courcier). Journalist (Laurent Debesse). Journalist (Jeremy Nedjar). Cameraman (Calum Fraser). Info Sport Cameraman (Michael Hazanavicius). 151800 1995 Ma je pomsta MF Czech Republic TV Reporter (Ondrej Sramek). 151801 1940 Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me M Press Agent Tommy Shaw (Tom Brown) 151802 1989 Maata SS OWN - H Ihimaera, Witi In "Dear Miss Mansfield: A Tribute." News Media 151803 1914 Mabel at the Wheel M Reporter (Mack Sennett) 151804 2003 Maburaho CB Tsukiji, Toshihiko Japan. Published by Kadokawa Shoten. Appears in magazine “Gekkan Dragon Age.” 2 volumes. Manga series. Comedy manga. Manga for girls Photojournalist Raika Nario has a literal aiming sight on her camera and is intent on sniffing out juicy material, whatever the cost. 151805 2003 Maburaho C Japan. 2003-2004. Produced by J.C. Staff Studio. 24 episodes. Anime Series. Anime based on manga. Photojournalist Raika Nario has a literal aiming sight on her camera and is intent on sniffing out juicy material, whatever the cost. 151806 1988 Mac McFarland: Death at the Cut NM OWN - P Kiker, Douglas #2 Mac McFarland Mysteries Reporter Horace "Mac" McFarland is a Pulitzer Prize-winning but currently unemployed journalist. He's settled in to a Cape Cod town of North Walpole, Massachusetts, with his new love, Kate after losing his job and his wife in Chicago. Mac is contemplating a plum assignment from the New York Times when he spots a car submerged in the bay and a girl buckled in the passenger seat. Mac and his friend the police chief try to rescue her, but it's too late. The case nags at the reporter, but he has to concentrate on the Times article as he goes to meet the Republican presidential prospect, a senator who with his wife and retinue are staying at the swank summer home of a wealthy backer. Mac follows his reporter's nose to the national capital and other places where he checks on the dead girl's background. A gunmen kill a young suspect in the drowned girl's case and wound Kate, who was helping counsel the boy. He discovers the woman worked for the Senator and front-running Republican presidential candidate. 151807 1991 Mac McFarland: Death Below Deck NM MLPL Kiker, Douglas #3 Mac McFarland Mysteries Reporter Horace "Mac" McFarland is a Pulitzer Prize-winning but currently unemployed journalist. He's settled in to a Cape Cod town of North Walpole, Massachusetts after losing his job and his wife in Chicago. After his estranged wife shows up in town, Mac is kicked out by his much younger and devout Catholic lover, Kate. Then he receives a summons from an old journalism colleague and flame Bitsy Binford to visit her Cape Cod estate. Mac was once in love with the beautiful Southern belle, now the owner of a multimillion-dollar media conglomerate. The manipulative Bitsy hasn't looked up Mac for old times. She's discovered her stepson-in-law's body on board his beached yacht. It's an apparent suicide, but Mac has doubts. Peter Stallings was head of Freeport Communications and he was much hated and feared. And because of his own medical history, Mac suspects that something was not right with Stallings. Mac investigates a case that no one wants him to solve. He mourns the loss of Kate, whose presence is unavoidable in the small town. He has a hilarious drunken brawl with her in his favorite bar. 151808 1986 Mac McFarland: Murder on Clam Pond NM OWN - H Kiker, Douglas #1 Mac McFarland Mysteries Reporter J. J. "Mac" McFarland, down on his luck after losing his job and his wife in Chicago, hibernates in the Cape Cod village of North Walpole, Massachusetts only to stumble onto the murder of the town's wealthy benefactress. Mac hated a feisty little poodle called MouMou as much as he hated the wife he had just left. But there he was -- sharing a rented, run-down house with his dog in the middle of winter, in the middle of Cape Cod. No family, no job. Just a burned-out lonely reporter who used to be one of the best. Then MouMou finds a body, lying in the snow near the back porch of the big house next door: a very rich and dead woman. Murdered. When Mac becomes a stringer for a Boston newspaper and was assigned to the case, he learned a lot more -- like the secret relationship the woman had with her trustees. Who really controlled the town? How did the woman handle her millions? Who killed her? 151809 1952 Macao M Chinese Photographer (George Chan). 151810 1985 Macaroni (aka Maccheroni) M Italy-United States. Ness TV Journalist (Carlotta Ercolino) 151811 1977 MacArthur M DVD -R HQ 1908, 1909, 1884. Peck News Media. Military PR campaign to glorify MacArthur, one of the most successful in military history. Photographers. Cameramen. Army and Navy photographers and cameramen. Correspondents. TV Reporter (Barry Coe). 151812 1987 MacArthur's Ghost N Kluge, P.F. News Media 151813 1606 Macbeth P Shakespeare, William Messenger. Act I Scene V. Enter a Messenger. Lady MacBeth: What is your tidings? Messenger: The king comes here to-night. Lady Macbeth: Thou'rt mad to say it. Is not thy master with him? who, were 't so, Would have inform'd for preparation. Messenger: So please you, it is true: our thane is coming. One of my fellows had the speed of him, Who, almost dead for breath, had scarcely more Than would make up his message. Lady Macbeth: Give him tending: He brings great news. 151814 2006 Macbeth M Reporter on TV (Inouk Arnall). 151815 2005 Macbeth 3000: This Time, Its Personal M TV News Anchor (Amanda Duncan). 151816 1999 Macbeth in Manhattan M Reporter (Lisa G.) 151817 1985 Maccheroni (aka Macaroni) MF TV Journalist (Carlotta Ercolino) 151818 1985 MacGruder and Loud: Under Special Circumstances T Bunch, Chris and Allan Cole Episode. News Media 151819 1991 MacGyver: Blind Faith T Episode #121. 3-4-1991 Reporter Vince King (Kevin Hayes). Production Assistant (Beverley Hendry). 151820 1989 MacGyver: Brainwashed T Episode #80. 4-24-1989 Reporter Janet Blake (Joanna Piros). 151821 1988 MacGyver: Collision Course T Episode #69. 12-12-1988 News Media. Reporter (Pamela Martin). 151822 1987 MacGyver: Gauntlet, The & The Map, The T DVD -R HQ 2192. SVD 973 Episode. Secret Wars, Chapter II Investigative Reporter. MacGyver helps an investigative reporter get out of a Latin American country with incriminating evidence linking general to illegal arms. 151823 1990 MacGyver: Jenny's Chance T Episode #99. 2-19-1990 Newscaster (Kevin Hayes). 151824 1991 MacGyver: Jerico Games T Episode #116. 1-7-1991 Reporter Vince King (Kevin Hayes). Reporter Norton (Peter Hanlon). 151825 1988 MacGyver: Kill Zone T Episode #55. 1-4-1988 PR Officer (John Novak). 151826 1989 MacGyver: Legend of the Holy Rose (Part 1) T Episode #84. 9-18-1989 Newscaster (Kevin Hayes). 151827 1990 MacGyver: MacGyver's Women T Episode #112. 11-12-1990 Newsman (Frank C. Turner). 151828 1989 MacGyver: Madonna, The T Episode #94. 12-18-1989. Reporter (Kevin Hayes). 151829 1991 MacGyver: Obsessed T Episode #128. 9-30-1991 Reporter (Raymond D. Turner). 151830 1988 MacGyver: Odd Triple, The T Episode #58. 2-29-1988 Newscaster (Mike Winlaw). 151831 1991 MacGyver: Off the Wall T Episode #137. 12-30-1991 TV Reporter Cindy Clark (Tiiu Leek) 151832 1990 MacGyver: Rush to Judgment T Sherman, Robert Episode. News Media 151833 1990 MacGyver: Rush to Judgment T Episode #103. 4-26-1990 Reporter Jake Baron (Steven Keats). Cameraman (Steven Hilton) 151834 1987 MacGyver: Soft Touch T Episode #35. 1-19-1987 Reporter (Hettie Lynne Hurtes). 151835 1992 MacGyver: Stringer, The T DVD -R HQ 2154. SVD 1446 Episode #139. 4-25-1992 Photojournalist turns out to be MacGyver's son. Discovers this while investigating smugglers. 151836 1961 Machi MF Japan Newspaper Editor (Isao Kimura). 151837 2006 Machiavelli Covenant, The N Folsom, Allan French Photojournalist Demi Picard is beautiful and joins forces with a former LAPD Detective and President John Henry Harris as he flees for his life. Harris is confronted by a secret cabal inside his own White House and now his life is in jeopardy. Together they uncover the truth about the most devastating and powerful group the world has known. The adventure starts when the detective's old love dies of a mysterious infection shortly after her congressman husband and son die in a plane accident. Picard, the detective and the President flee Secret Service protection after rejecting his cabinet's plan to assassinate the leaders of France and Germany and replace them with people willing to launch biological warfare in the Middle East. At least seven men in Harris' cabinet are members of a cabal, which turns out to be a coven with at least 200 major world players who take part in annual ritual sacrifices. The Machiavelli Covenant made the case for this kind of a super-coven. 151838 2006 Machinations M Short. Reporter (Katy Borchelt). Photographer (Jacob Cremer). Photographer (Kate Foley). 151839 2000 Machine Head M News Media. News Reporter (Tammy Kramer). 151840 1937 Machine, The P MLPL Cook, Ann T. In “3 Prize One-Act Plays and Two Others...” Chosen for professional production by the International One-Act Play Theatre. 822.08 T531 Press 151841 1935 Machine, The P MLPL Thompson, Anne Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 151842 2006 Machined M Reporter, The (Kathleen Benner). 151843 2005 Macho Undercover (aka Macho im Schleudergang) MTF Germany Journalist Tom Kostner (Jan Sosniok) is a typical macho -- he writes for a car magazine, loves football, his buddies, beer and women. He’s also in love with himself and enjoys the sunny side of life until he crashes a brand new Maserati on a test drive when his gorgeous passenger becomes a bit too amorous causing him to lose control of the vehicle. He gets fired and his girlfriend leaves him. He files for unemployment and has no choice but to apply for a position at a women’s magazine. Editor-in-Chief Theo Gross (Robert Lohr), a devout macho himself, only hires women and gay men. So Tom squeezes himself into women’s clothing and gets the job. His new colleagues are the frustrated single Babette (Lilia Lehner), the actually gay Chris (Thomas Morris) and the beautiful Andrea (Doreen Jacobi). Unfortunately, Tom can’t contain himself and he falls in love with Andrea. 151844 1985 Macht. Roman eines Freistaates N Schönhuber, Franz Germany TV and Print 151845 2003 MacIntyre's Millions: Body Butchers DT DVD -R HQ 4039 Episode Investigative Reporter Donal MacIntyre finds stories around the world. He uses hidden cameras in this episode to explore the illegal trade of human body parts in third world countries. 151846 2005 MacIntyre's Millions: Endangered Animals DT DVD -R HQ 4109 Episode Investigative Reporter Donal MacIntyre travels from Indonesia to South Africa to explore the illegal wildlife trade. 151847 2003 MacIntyre's Millions: Noah's Ark DT Episode Investigative Reporter Donal MacIntyre exposes barbaric trade overseas by posing as a millionaire customer. In an effort to reveal the truth behind global poaching, MacIntyre enquires about the purchase of rare animals for his fictitious private zoo. This leads to the arrest of criminal dealers in India, South Africa and Indonesia. 151848 2003 MacIntyre's Millions: Semtex for Sale DT DVD -R HQ 4245 Episode Investigative Reporter Donal MacIntyre goes under cover in the Balkans to try to purchase a Semtex, anti-tank missiles and gun. 151849 1986 Macken T Series Reporter (Kerstin Granlund). Journalist Engberg (Peter Rangmar). 151850 1969 Mackenna's Gold M L Henry, Will (Novel). Carl Foreman (Screenplay) Peck - Ness Book Editor Sam Fuller (Lee J. Cobb billed simply as "The Editor") of the Hadleyburg Gazette one of a group of men searching for legendary Valley of Gold. Altruistic editor claims he wants to find gold because it can be used to do a lot of good in territory. Editor is shot by cavalry while heading for waterhole midway through film. Sam Fuller, the name given to him in the film, is a film director. 151851 1980 Mackenzie: Marriage Value T Episode #4. 9-25-1980 Fashion Editor (Roberta Grant). Photographer (John Sommerville). 151852 1977 Macklin Cover N Shah, Diane Magazine Editor Lindsie Hollis did not believe the official explanation of a star quarterback's disappearance two weeks before the Super Bowl. Search leads her to Mexico. 151853 1982 Macklin's Women NM Randisi, Robert News Media 151854 1975 MacNeil-Lehrer Report, The (aka The Robert MacNeil Report). DT News Program. TV Anchors Robert MacNeil (1975-1995), Jim Lehrer (1975-2003). Reporters Margaret Warner (1993-2004), Gwen Ifill (1999-2004), Ray Suarez (1999-2004). Correspondent Charlayne Hunter-Gault (1978-1997). Chief Washington Correspondent Judy Woodruff (1984-1993). Senior Correspondent Elizabeth Farnsworth (1995). Correspondent Elizabeth Brackett (1999-2004). Interviewer Terence Smith (2003-2004). Commentator Mark Shields (1988-). 151855 1984 Macno N OWN - H De Carlo, Andrea Journalists. To gain access to a former rock star turned dictator, a young couple, both journalists, jump the palace walls. 151856 1947 Macomber Affair, The M Reporter Logan (Vernon Downing) 151857 1994 Macross Plus C Japan Reporter (Wendee Lee). 151858 1994 MacShayne: Final Roll of the Dice, The MT Newscaster (Gwen Castaldi) 151859 1960 Macumba Love M Journalist J. Peter Wells (Walter Reed) specializes in exposes and arrives on an island off the coast of South America to complete a book on voodoo, ju-ju, macumba, mojo and other cult beliefs which he believes is responsible for unsolved murders on this island. A wealthy landowner warns him against stirring up the natives. As Wells’ investigations start hitting too close to their target, his own continued existence looks more and more problematical. 151860 1868 Mad N Fenn Press 151861 2000 Mad About Mambo M TV Commentator (Patrick Fitzsymons) 151862 1954 Mad About Men M DVD -R HQ 8539, 8538 Editor (Deryck Guyler) 151863 1938 Mad About Music M Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Selmer Jackson). Photographer (John Sutton). 151864 1992 Mad About You: T VHS 406 Episodes. Series September 1992-May 1999 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. 151865 1994 Mad About You: 'Till Death Do Us Part T DVD -R HQ 5886 Episode #50. 10-6-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie's quest for the perfect resting place for her uncle's ashes leads the Buchman's to Belmont Park 151866 1995 Mad About You: Alan Brady Show, The T DVD -R HQ 6881. SVD 1227 Episode #63. 2-16-1995. TV Guide: among the 100 Greatest Episodes of all Time TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser) feels he scored a coup by getting the temperamental star, Alan Brady (Carl Reiner) to narrate the documentary on the history of television Turns reality inside out and brings to life the fictional Alan Brady of The Dick Van Dyke Show. 151867 1995 Mad About You: Angel for Murray, An T DVD -R HQ 6019 Episode #78. 11-19-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Busy Buchmans hire a dog walker for Murray. 151868 1992 Mad About You: Apartment, The T DVD -R HQ 5644 Episode #8. 11-11-1992 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Planning their last will and testament together brings up the subject of Paul's old bachelor pad, which he now sublets to Cosmo Kramer. Jamie wants Paul to get rid of the apartment, but Paul is against that. They get into as fight, which results in Paul deciding about the future of his apartment and Jamie getting rid of her T-shirt from her past (which she later wants back). 151869 1997 Mad About You: Astrology T DVD -R HQ 6133 Episode #108. 3-11-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. An astrologer does readings for Paul, Ira, Lisa and a reluctant Jamie 151870 1996 Mad About You: Award, The T DVD -R HQ 6084 Episode #92. 4-28-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Former Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Nominee attends an awards dinner with his ex-bosses while Jamie is away. 151871 1998 Mad About You: Baby Video, The T DVD -R HQ 6286 Episode #137. 4-14-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie tries to impress her new friend (Mare Winningham) by making a baby video. 151872 1998 Mad About You: Back to Work T DVD -R HQ 6315. VHS 1306 Episode #133. 3-3-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser) confronts the newspaper journalist Ricky Wrongstag (Steven Anderson) who wrote an article filled with errors about "Buchman." He corrects a reporter's error-filled piece on his film, "Buchman." James Carville and Mary Matalin (Themselves). 151873 1993 Mad About You: Bedfellows T DVD -R HQ 5739 Episode #25. 9-30-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. With Paul's dad hospitalized, the Buchmans spend the night with his mom 151874 1993 Mad About You: Billionaire, The T DVD -R HQ 5685 Episode #17. 2-20-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Eccentric billionaire (Jerry Lewis) hires Paul to make a film about his life. 151875 1993 Mad About You: Bing, Bang, Boom T DVD -R HQ 5743 Episode #24. 9-23-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. 151876 1997 Mad About You: Birth, The (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 6154 Episodes #118-#119. 5-20-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. The Reporter (Penny Griego). Jamie's false labor pains bring family and friends to the hospital (Part One). Paul's return to the hospital is blocked when Bruce Willis is admitted as a patient (Part Two). 151877 1997 Mad About You: Boy or Girl? T DVD -R HQ 6124 Episode #514. 2-11-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul's Uncle Phil (Mel Brooks) wants the baby to share his name. 151878 1998 Mad About You: Breastfeeding T DVD -R HQ 6249 Episode #129. 1-6-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul urges Jamie to stop breastfeeding. Jamie's mother dates a young Irish dancer. 151879 1998 Mad About You: Buried Fight, The T DVD -R HQ 6399 Episode #150. 12-14-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie is jealous of Paul's former nurse. Jamie and Maggie forge a friendship. 151880 1996 Mad About You: Burt's Building T DVD -R HQ 6114 Episode #100. 10-29-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Ira lose Burt on the way to Paul's childhood home. 151881 1995 Mad About You: Cake Fear T DVD -R HQ 5977 Episode #68. 5-4-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Ira and a date fight at Paul's birthday party, prompting flashbacks. 151882 1998 Mad About You: Caper, The T DVD -R HQ 6329 Episode #136. 3-31-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Couple's British neighbors suspect guests at Paul's birthday party of art theft. 151883 1998 Mad About You: Cheating on Sheila T Episode #132. 2-24-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie feel their current therapist isn't helping out. They see another therapist but he's too expensive. Paul grapples with how to get his father to stop suffocating him socially. 151884 1997 Mad About You: Chicken Man, The T DVD -R HQ 6115 Episode #105. 1-7-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie feels threatened when her boss hires a high-powered consultant. 151885 1997 Mad About You: Citizen Buchman T DVD -R HQ 6124 Episode #110. 2-18-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Uncle dies while filming an interview and Paul is obsessed with finding the meaning of his last words. 151886 1994 Mad About You: City, The T DVD -R HQ 5919 Episode #57. 12-15-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans struggle across town for a double date with Ira and girlfriend. 151887 1996 Mad About You: Clip Show, The T DVD -R HQ 6103 Episode ##99. 10-22-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans review their history through clips from past episodes. 151888 1997 Mad About You: Cockatoo, The T DVD -R HQ 6147 Episode #113. 4-1-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie plans to quit her job, then learns Troy wants to destroy lance's career. A cockatoo flies into the Buchmans' apartment. 151889 1998 Mad About You: Coin of Destiny, The T SVD 1420 Episode #136. 3-24-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). When Paul innocently flips a coin to make a decision, Paul's former producer overhears a conversation that puts Paul and Jamie in the limelight with the tabloid TV program "Hard Copy." 151890 1994 Mad About You: Cold Feet T DVD -R HQ 5814 Episode #38. 2-10-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. While at the Rockefeller Center ice rink, Paul and Jamie recall the day they got engaged 151891 1997 Mad About You: Coming Home T DVD -R HQ 6187 Episode #120. 9-23-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie's mother offers advice when the Buchmans bring their daughter home. 151892 1997 Mad About You: Conversation, The T DVD -R HQ 6249 Episode #128. 12-16-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans disagree on how to deal with Mabel's crying jags. 151893 1995 Mad About You: Couple, The T DVD -R HQ 6032 Episode #79. 11-26-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie discover a secret about a pair of new friends 151894 1993 Mad About You: Deconstructive Criticism T Episode #33. 12-9-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Lisa acquires her 15 minutes of fame under a pseudonym in her shrink's book and Paul is caught in the middle of the sibling squabble that follows when Jamie takes exception to being called Lisa's overbearing sister. 151895 1999 Mad About You: Dirty Little Secret, The T DVD -R HQ 6467 Episode #162. 5-17-1999. TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Debbie's genealogy research indicates Paul and Jamie may be related. 151896 1994 Mad About You: Disorientation T DVD -R HQ 5859 Episode #43. 4-28-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman (Helen Hunt). Photographer (Darul Roach). Paul scrambles after forgetting to mail Jamie's college registration 151897 1996 Mad About You: Do Me a Favor T DVD -R HQ 6065 Episode #87. 3-17-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Ira promises his girlfriend an autographed photo of the mayor. 151898 1996 Mad About You: Dr. Wonderful T DVD -R HQ 6092 Episode #96. 9-17-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans look for a new doctor for pregnant Jamie. 151899 1996 Mad About You: Dream Weaver T DVD -R HQ 6046 Episode #83. 2-4-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Dreams about infidelity plague both Buchmans 151900 1997 Mad About You: Dry Run T DVD -R HQ 7154 Episode #115. 4-28-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans try to please the birthing-class teacher. 151901 1993 Mad About You: Edna Returns T DVD -R HQ 5789 Episode TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul mediates a dispute between Lisa and Jamie after Lisa's psychiatrist writes a book. 151902 1994 Mad About You: Escape From New York T DVD -R HQ 5868 Episode #48. 9-22-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie plan a trip to the Jersey shore for some fried clams. 151903 1996 Mad About You: Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge T DVD -R HQ 6615 Episode #103. 11-26-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Fudge from a country store sparks Paul and Jamie's love life. 151904 1996 Mad About You: Everybody Hates Me T DVD -R HQ 6046 Episode #86. 3-10-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Irate Ira blames Paul for causing his Italian girlfriend to dump him 151905 1999 Mad About You: Farmer Buchman T Episode #151. 1-1-1999 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Mr. Wicker goes out of town and asks Paul and Jamie to tend his rooftop garden. Mabel loves another baby's rare toy. Feeling neglected as Jamie's baby shower is being planned, Paul asks Ira and Marvin to take a road trip. 151906 1996 Mad About You: Fertility T DVD -R HQ 6053 Episode #85. 2-25-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie, having difficulty conceiving, are inspired to try exotic remedies. 151907 1997 Mad About You: Feud, The T DVD -R HQ 6155 Episode #117. 5-13-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Theresa and Sylvia vie for the new crib honors, with predictable consequences. On another front, Paul wins big at poker but is paid off by Marvin in the form of specially-priced household chores. 151908 1999 Mad About You: Final Frontier (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 6479 Episodes #163-#164. 5-24-1999. TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Grown-up Mabel makes a film looking back at her twisted family. 151909 1998 Mad About You: Finale, The T DVD -R HQ 6329 Episodes #142. 5-19-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Maynard the Editor (Steven Hack). Paul and Jamie search for a full-time nanny. Paul finds one in the form of Nancy Bloom, a caterer he inadvertently got fired from the production of a documentary about "The Making of Titanic." 151910 1996 Mad About You: Finale, The (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 10276 Episode #93. 5-5-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. After a week's reflection and ignoring Ira's emphatic advice not to, Paul decides to tell Jamie about his walk around the block with a female filmmaker he met at the Silver Sprocket Awards. But Jamie blurts out first the matter that has been on her mind all day -- Berkus came on to her. 151911 1996 Mad About You: Finale, The (Part 2 and 3) T Episodes #94-#95. 5-19-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Ira and Lisa try to engineer the Buchman reconciliation, except it proves easier to resolve than the scheduling conflict between Burt and Sylvia's 45th anniversary party and Lisa's engagement party. Paul and Jamie take a walk through the park to talk their differences out by themselves. They succeed and return to their apartment, where Jamie springs a surprise on Paul. 151912 1998 Mad About You: Fire at Riff's T DVD -R HQ 6328 Episode #138. 4-28-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Fire at Riff's causes relationships to change. 151913 1996 Mad About You: Get Back T DVD -R HQ 6034 Episode #82. 1-14-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul must assume Jamie's duties while she nurses her injured back. 151914 1994 Mad About You: Giblets for Murray T DVD -R HQ 5912 Episode #55. 11-17-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie's Thanksgiving buffet for family and friends is plagued by problems. 151915 1996 Mad About You: Glue People,. The T DVD -R HQ 6065 Episode #88. 3-24-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie's differing opinions on a political ad disrupt a friendly dinner party 151916 1998 Mad About You: Good Old Reliable Nathan T DVD -R HQ 6286 Episode #130. 1-13-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Film Professor (Nathan Lane) invites Paul to speak to his class. 151917 1995 Mad About You: Good, the Bad and the Not-So-Appealing, The T DVD -R HQ 6021 Episode #75. 10-29-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie tries to bond with her mother-in-law by revealing that she and Paul are trying to have a baby. 151918 1996 Mad About You: Grant, The T DVD -R HQ 6092 Episode #97. 9-24-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Former Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Pregnant Jamie tries to avoid coffee. Paul and Ira visit Uncle Phil (Mel Brooks). 151919 1997 Mad About You: Guardianhood T DVD -R HQ 6153 Episode #116. 5-6-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans struggle to find guardians for their baby. Jamie is pursued by a younger man. 151920 1996 Mad About You: Gym, The T DVD -R HQ 6103 Episode #104. 12-17-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Former Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie gives her homeless friend a free pass to Paul's gym. 151921 1997 Mad About You: Handyman, The T DVD -R HQ 6119 Episode #107. 1-21-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Lisa has a fling with Paul and Jamie's handyman. Paul's film has a troublesome investor. 151922 1993 Mad About You: Happy Anniversary T DVD -R HQ 5726 Episode #22. 5-22-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie frets about inviting feuding friends to the Buchmans' first anniversary party. 151923 1997 Mad About You: Her Houseboy, Coco T DVD -R HQ 6141 Episode #111. 2-25-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. 151924 1994 Mad About You: Home T DVD -R HQ 5886 Episode #49. 9-29-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. With their building becoming a co-op, the Buchmans debate buying their unit 151925 1999 Mad About You: Honeymoon, The T DVD -R HQ 6424. 6432 (Conclusion over Credits). Episode #153. 1-25-1999 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Dr. Lee helps Paul and Jamie find a way to visit a honeymoon resort. 151926 1996 Mad About You: Hot and Cold T DVD -R HQ 6053 Episode #84. 2-18-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Ira's gambling habit lands Paul and Jamie in jail. Heating problems plague the apartment/ 151927 1995 Mad About You: How To Fall in Love T DVD -R HQ 5931 Episode #59. 1-19-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie disagrees with Paul's video on how to meet women. 151928 1995 Mad About You: I Don't See It T DVD -R HQ 6021 Episode #76. 11-5-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie and Fran interview with a city executive with whom Paul once clashed. 151929 1992 Mad About You: I'm Just So Happy For You T DVD -R HQ 5645 Episode #6. 10-28-1992. TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie lands a big account but Paul's documentary is rejected by PBS. Paul's Editor Ike (Art Evans). 151930 1994 Mad About You: Instant Karma T DVD -R HQ 5804 Episode #39. 2-14-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul fears bad luck as he and Jamie prepare to attend a party at Yoko Ono's apartment. 151931 1993 Mad About You: It's a Wrap T DVD -R HQ 6079. DVD -R 1728. DVD -R HQ 5757 Episode #32. 12-2-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser) and Ira try to rescue Paul's documentary from a butchering editor. Jamie decides to give up public relations and go back to college. Paul and Ira try to rescue Paul's documentary from a butchering editor. 151932 1996 Mad About You: Jamie's Parents T DVD -R HQ 6101 Episode #101. 11-12-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie's parents plan their dream vacation 151933 1993 Mad About You: Jerry Lewis T SV 211 Episode #17. 2-20-93 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser) is asked by an extremely energetic and eccentric billionaire to make a film about him. Paul hires a new editor-cameraman who is anything but energetic. Freedy Stadler (Jerry Lewis) 151934 1995 Mad About You: Just Our Dog T DVD -R HQ 5931 Episode.#62. 2-9-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Spot in a TV commercial makes Murray a sudden star. TV Talk Show Host Jay Leno guest stars 151935 1994 Mad About You: Last Scampi, The T DVD -R HQ 5848 Episode #42. 4-7-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Canine Murray falls ill while the mothers-in-law feud. 151936 1994 Mad About You: Late Show, The T DVD -R HQ 5804 Episode #36. 1-27-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Fran and Ira try to keep her rumored pregnancy a secret. 151937 1994 Mad About You: Legacy T DVD -R HQ 5903 Episode #52. 10-20-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul's retiring dad plans to turn the sports-goods store over to Ira 151938 1997 Mad About You: Letters to Mabel T DVD -R HQ 6187 Episode #121. 9-30-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie and Paul write letters for the baby to open on her 18th birthday. 151939 1993 Mad About You: Love Among the Tiles T DVD -R HQ 5683 Episode #16. 2-13-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans accidentally lock themselves in the bathroom on Valentine's Day 151940 1994 Mad About You: Love Letters T DVD -R HQ 5848 Episode #41. 3-10-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie find a previous tenant's love letters from the 1940s. 151941 1995 Mad About You: Mad About You (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 5948 Episodes #60-#61. 2-2-2-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Flashbacks reveal Paul and Jamie's chaotic wedding preparations 151942 1995 Mad About You: Mad Without You T DVD -R HQ 5954 Episode #64. 2-23-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. With Jamie out of town, Paul mistakenly donates their bed to a charity thrift store. 151943 1997 Mad About You: Magic Pants, The T DVD -R HQ 6248 Episode #125. 11-18-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans leave Mabel with a baby sitter for the first time. Paul gets David Copperfield's pants from the cleaners. 151944 1993 Mad About You: Maid About You T DVD -R HQ 5649 Episode #12. 1-6-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie hires Fran's housekeeper without consulting Paul. The Buchmans find their new once-a-week maid is a big help, but she is heartbroken that here affection for "Mr. Paul" isn't being reciprocated. 151945 1993 Mad About You: Man Who Said Hello, The T DVD -R HQ 5687 Episode #18. 2-27-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Regis Philbin asks Paul's dad to be on his show. 151946 1993 Mad About You: Married to the Job T DVD -R HQ 5753 Episode #26. 10-7-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul encourages Jamie to confront her boss. 151947 1992 Mad About You: Met Someone T DVD -R HQ 5683 Episode #11. 12-16-1992 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Flashbacks recall Paul and Jamie's first meeting and courtship 151948 1999 Mad About You: Millennium Bug T Episode #158. 4-26-1999 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul has a dream where Einstein gives him a partial solution to the millennium bug. Paul has to dream again so he can get the rest of the solution. Jamie's dress is ruined by a dry cleaner who is unwilling to make restitution. 151949 1995 Mad About You: Money Changes Everything T DVD -R HQ 6002 (not labeled on disc) Episode #67. 4-27-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Ira's ex-wife wants to invest in his store. 151950 1997 Mad About You: Moody Blues T DVD -R HQ 6188 Episode #124. 11-11-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie finds herself feeling low following the birth, while Paul tries to direct his parents in "The Pirates of Penzance." 151951 1998 Mad About You: Mother's Day T DVD -R HQ 6318 Episode #139. 5-5-25-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Sylvia feels neglected when Paul makes a fuss over Jamie's first Mother's Day. 151952 1999 Mad About You: Murray at the Dog Show T DVD -R HQ 6355 Episode #157. 4-26-1999 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Nat prepares Murray to vie in a dog show. The Buchmans are stunned when their therapist says their sessions are complete. 151953 1993 Mad About You: Murray's Tale T DVD -R HQ 5743 Episode #23. 9-16-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Lisa takes Murray out for a walk and returns with a different dog. 151954 1995 Mad About You: My Boyfriend's Back T DVD -R HQ 5978 Episode #69. 5-11-1995. TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie's old boyfriend works with her on a public relations project. 151955 1998 Mad About You: Nat & Arley T DVD -R HQ 6328 Episode #141. 5-19-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Nat and Arley confide a mutual affection. Paul consults a sleep specialist. 151956 1993 Mad About You: Natural History T DVD -R HQ 5753 Episode #29. 11-4-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Petty argument about fate leads Jamie and Paul to recall a chance encounter as children. 151957 1992 Mad About You: Neighbors From Hell T DVD -R HQ 5644 Episode #10. 12-9-1992 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans get off on the wrong foot with the neighbors across the hall, and each subsequent step to improve relations. 151958 1997 Mad About You: New Friend, The T DVD -R HQ 5572 Episode #127. 12-9-1997 TV Documentarian Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser) wins genius award. Media Relations practitioner (Mare Winningham) does media relations for a woman's professional basketball team, and goes with Paul's cousin Ira and Paul and Jamie to a game. Jamie befriends a single mother with a fast-paced career (Mare Winningham). 151959 1995 Mad About You: New Sleep-Walking PLUS T DVD -R HQ 6003 Episode #72. 9-24-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. While awaiting the results of a pregnancy test, the Buchmans mull parenthood. 151960 1995 Mad About You: New Year's Eve T DVD -R HQ 6032 Episode #80. 12-17-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Work keeps Paul and Jamie from spending New Year's Eve together 151961 1997 Mad About You: On the Road T DVD -R HQ 6133 Episode ##112. 3-18-997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Feeling neglected as Jamie's baby shower is being planned, Paul asks Ira and Marvin to take a road trip. 151962 1994 Mad About You: Once More, With Feeling T DVD -R HQ 5912 Episode #56. 12-8-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Misunderstanding puts a damper on Paul and Jamie's love life. 151963 1995 Mad About You: Our Fifteen Minutes T DVD -R HQ 5919 Episode #58. 1-5-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul must film a 15-minute documentary about his everyday life. 151964 1992 Mad About You: Out of the Past T DVD -R HQ 6558. Episode #4. 10-14-1992 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul nervously catches up with an old college girlfriend. Paul's Editor Ike (Art Evans). 151965 1996 Mad About You: Outbreak T DVD -R HQ 6114 Episode #102. 11-19-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Former Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie plan to tell the family their big news on Thanksgiving. 151966 1996 Mad About You: Ovulation Day T DVD -R HQ 6034 Episode #81. 1-7-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Debbie's surprising news interrupts Paul and Jamie's attempt to conceive 151967 1998 Mad About You: Pain in the Neck, A T DVD -R HQ 6356 Episode #144. 9-29-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie worries obsessively during Paul's tonsillectomy. 151968 1993 Mad About You: Painter, The T DVD -R HQ 5726 Episode #21. 5-15-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie hires an ex-boyfriend to paint the apartment. Fran and Mark decide to separate. 151969 1993 Mad About You: Pair of Hearts, A T DVD -R HQ 6756 Episode #31. 11-18-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser) Ira encounters his estranged wife during a free weekend in Atlantic City. 151970 1994 Mad About You: Pandora's Box T DVD -R HQ 5904 Episode #53. 11-3-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie's attempt to hook up cable in the bedroom results in a city-wide blackout. 151971 1995 Mad About You: Parking Space, The T DVD -R HQ 6003 Episode #73. 10-1-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Car-less Paul wants to rent parking space. Fran and Ira discuss commitment. 151972 1992 Mad About You: Paul in the Family T DVD -R HQ 5636 Episode #5. 10-21-1992 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Jamie becomes stressed when her picky parents visit. 151973 1994 Mad About You: Paul Is Dead T DVD -R HQ 5785 Episode #343. 1-6-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. The death of another Paul Buchman ruins the Buchmans' credit and prompts Paul's curiosity about the deceased. 151974 1997 Mad About You: Paul Slips in the Shower T Episode #140. 5-12-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul's life flashes before his eyes when he takes a spill in the shower. Feeling neglected as Jamie's baby shower is being planned, Paul asks Ira and Marvin to take a road trip. 151975 1999 Mad About You: Paved With Good Intentions T DVD -R HQ 6797 Episode #161. 5-13-1999. TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul accidentally injures Jamie's mom. Jamie's father visits. 151976 1997 Mad About You: Penis, The T Episode #109. 2-11-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans promise to name their baby, if it's a boy, after Paul's ailing Uncle Phil. Then they find out his real name. Paul is suddenly sure of the baby's sex. 151977 1996 Mad About You: Procedure, The T DVD -R HQ 6999 Episode #90. 4-13-2996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Former Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul's boss demands to see him during Jamie's medical procedure. 151978 1995 Mad About You: Purseona T DVD -R HQ 9273 Episode #65. 3-9-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie and Lisa switch purses and, eventually, personalities. 151979 1997 Mad About You: Recital, The T DVD -R HQ 6119 Episode #106. 1-14-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie's remark about Ryan's musical talent offends Fran. Paul obsesses about the hourly rate the Buchmans are paying their therapist. 151980 1994 Mad About You: Ride Home, The T DVD -R 5904 Episode #54. 11-10-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie meets an ex-flame at Fran's birthday party. 151981 1992 Mad About You: Riding Backwards T DVD -R HQ 5668 Episode #9. 11-18-1992 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Unwelcome parties join the Buchmans on a holiday train trip to Jamie's parents. 151982 1992 Mad About You: Romantic Improvisations (Pilot) T DVD -R HQ 5636 Episode #1. 9-23-1992 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman are introduced to the audience for the first time while they're in bed and preparing for a day at work. Jamie is annoyed they haven't had sex in a week and Paul is philosophical about it. Then a quiet evening alone turns into an impromptu dinner party with friends and family dropping in. 151983 1994 Mad About You: Same Time Next Week T DVD -R HQ 5789 Episode #35. 1-13-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul's mother ruins a weekends tryst. 151984 1996 Mad About You: Sample, The T DVD -R HQ 6999 Episode #89. 3-30-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Former Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul's sample for a fertility test is lost when the car is stolen. 151985 1998 Mad About You: Season Opener T DVD -R HQ 6354 Episode #143. 9-22-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul takes Viagra. Jamie gets locked out of her health club. 151986 1998 Mad About You: Second Mrs. Buchman, The T DVD -R HQ 6325 Episode #134. 3-17-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Sylvia feels neglected when Paul makes a fuss over Jamie's first Mother's Day. 151987 1999 Mad About You: Separate Beds T DVD -R HQ 6466 Episode #159. 5-3-1999. TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie spend a night apart. Ira meets wrestler Randy "Macho Man" Savage 151988 1998 Mad About You: Separate Planes T Episode #131. 1-20-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. It's the first plane flight with the baby and Paul and Jamie take separate planes -- to avoid orphaning a baby in the event of a tragedy. Paul takes Mabel and winds up using her to lead a passenger revolt on the plane to demand less heat in the cabin. Meanwhile, Jamie's looking forward to a break from mothering, yet she ends up murdering everyone. 151989 1997 Mad About You: Sex Show, Le T DVD -R HQ 6248 Episode #126. 11-25-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans consult their therapist about intimacy differences. 151990 1998 Mad About You: Silent Show, The T DVD -R HQ 6356 Episode #147. 11-9-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans' therapist suggests they remain silent for a day. 151991 1993 Mad About You: So I Married a Hair Murderer T DVD -R HQ 5739 Episode #27. 10-14-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. After quitting her job, a frustrated Jamie gets on Paul's nerves. 151992 1992 Mad About You: Sofa's Choice T DVD -R HQ 6559. Episode #2. 9-30-1992 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul reluctantly agrees to join Jamie while she goes shopping for a new couch. 151993 1997 Mad About You: Speed Baby T DVD -R HQ 6188 Episode #122. 10-28-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans find the only way to stop Mabel's crying jags is to stay in motion. 151994 1993 Mad About You: Spy Who Loved Me, The T DVD -R HQ 5687 Episode #20. 5-8-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie's new client (Barbara Feldon) is a former TV star idolized by Paul and Ira. 151995 1999 Mad About You: Stealing Burt's Car T DVD -R HQ 6467 Episode #160. 5-10-1999. TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie get arrested after stealing Burt's broken-down car. 151996 1994 Mad About You: Storms We Cannot Weather T DVD -R HQ 5859 Episode #44. 5-5-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Long-lost husband Mark interrupts Fran's blind date. 151997 1992 Mad About You: Sunday Times T DVD -R HQ 6559. Episode #3. 10-7-1992 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Friends, relatives and a parade thwart plans for a Sunday in Manhattan. 151998 1993 Mad About You: Surprise T DVD -R HQ 5785 Episode #30. 11-11-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie and Paul lose each other on the subway on her 30th birthday. 151999 1993 Mad About You: Swept Away T DVD -R HQ 5685 Episode #19. 5-1-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie's sister moves in with a new boyfriend. 152000 1994 Mad About You: Tape, The T DVD -R HQ 5814 Episode #40. 2-24-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Intimate videotape of Paul and Jamie accidentally winds up at a movie rental store. 152001 1995 Mad About You: Test, The T DVD -R HQ 6002 (not labeled on disc) Episode #74. 10-8-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Magazine's marriage happiness test prompts the Buchmans to reminisce. Magazine's marriage happiness test prompts the Buchmans to reminisce. 152002 1998 Mad About You: Thanksgiving Show T DVD -R HQ 6385 Episode #149. 11-24-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans plan a Thanksgiving feast. Mabel may be allergic to the dog. 152003 1996 Mad About You: Therapy T DVD -R HQ 6101 Episode #98. 10-15-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Former Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie decides to keep a therapy appointment made when the couple was in trouble. 152004 1998 Mad About You: There's a Puma in the Kitchen T DVD -R HQ 6355 Episode #146. 11-3-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Afternoon trysts enhance Paul and Jamie's lunch breaks. Lisa adopts an unusual cat. 152005 1993 Mad About You: Togetherness T DVD -R HQ 5668 Episode #13. 1-13-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie gets Paul a tourism ad, but working together causes problems for the couple 152006 1992 Mad About You: Token Friend T DVD -R HQ 5649 Episode #7. 11-4-1992 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul's old film school classmate, now selling subway tokens, blames Paul for his misfortune. 152007 1997 Mad About You: Touching Game T DVD -R HQ 6153 Episode #114. 4-15-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Very pregnant Jamie helps Paul's cousin and his friend open a coffee house. 152008 1998 Mad About You: Tragedy Plus Time T Episode #145. 10-27-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Jamie's ex-boyfriend dies and leaves everything to her. Feeling neglected as Jamie's baby shower is being planned, Paul asks Ira and Marvin to take a road trip. 152009 1995 Mad About You: Two Tickets to Paradise T Episode #66. 3-30-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans assume various identities during an island vacation. 152010 1997 Mad About You: Uncle Phil and the Coupons T DVD -R HQ 6192 Episode #123. 1-4-1997 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Uncle Phil gets into trouble over his vast coupon collection. Jamie considers getting a tattoo 152011 1999 Mad About You: Uncle Phil Goes Back To High School T DVD -R HQ 6466 Episode #156. 3-1-1990 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Uncle Phil (Mel Brooks) returns to high school to graduate. 152012 1993 Mad About You: Unplanned Child, An T DVD -R HQ 5757 Episode #28. 10-28-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans take Paul's nephew trick-or treating. 152013 1994 Mad About You: Up All Night T DVD -R HQ 5868 Episode #45. 5-12-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie lock themselves out of their apartment on the eve of Jamie's big examination. 152014 1995 Mad About You: Up in Smoke (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 5977, 5978 Episodes #70-#71. 5-18-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Buchmans struggle to find the perfect anniversary gift and discover that the newsstand where they met has burned down. 152015 1999 Mad About You: Valentine's Day T Episode #154. 2-8-1999 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie spend an unsettling trial night in the suburbs. Feeling neglected as Jamie's baby shower is being planned, Paul asks Ira and Marvin to take a road trip. 152016 1994 Mad About You: Virtual Reality T DVD -R HQ 5805 Episode #37. 2-3-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie fantasize in a virtual-reality simulator. 152017 1999 Mad About You: Virtual Reality II T Episode #155. 2-22-1999 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. The couple learns that Jamie will be in bed with Mark McGwire via virtual reality. Feeling neglected as Jamie's baby shower is being planned, Paul asks Ira and Marvin to take a road trip. 152018 1993 Mad About You: Wedding Affair, The T DVD -R HQ 5684 Episode TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie are ostracized at a friend's wedding. 152019 1996 Mad About You: Weed, The T DVD -R HQ 6084 Episode #91. 4-21-1996 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul balks at the creative limitations imposed on his new documentary. 152020 1993 Mad About You: Weekend Getaway T DVD -R HQ 5684. 6665. Episode #14. 1-27-1993 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie escape for a romantic weekend in the country while Lisa house-sits. 152021 1998 Mad About You: Weekend in L.A. T DVD -R HQ 6391 Episode #148. 11-17-1998 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul and Jamie travel without Mabel to Los Angeles to meet with a superstar agent. 152022 1994 Mad About You: When I'm Sixty-Four T DVD -R HQ 5903 Episode #51. 10-13-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Building caretaker moves in with the Buchmans after his wife boots him out. 152023 1999 Mad About You: Win a Free Car T DVD -R HQ 6399 Episode #152. 1-18-1999 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Ira seeks help for a business promotion. Mark returns for a visit. 152024 1994 Mad About You: With This Ring (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 5862 Episode #46-#47. 5-19-1994 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul loses his wedding ring and is worried about what Jamie will do if she finds out he's not wearing it. Paul loses his wedding ring on the eve of the Buchman's second anniversary. 152025 1995 Mad About You: Yoko Said T DVD -R HQ 6019 Episode #77. 11-12-1995 TV Documentary Producer Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser). Public Relations Practitioner Jamie Buchman. Paul makes a film based on an idea by Yoko Ono 152026 1955 Mad at the World M TV News Broadcaster (Robert Stevenson). 152027 1977 Mad Bull T News Media. Wrestling. TV announcer (Bill Baldwin). TV Interviewer (Walker Edmiston). 152028 1971 Mad Butcher, The (Il Strangolatore Di Vienna) aka Stranger of Vienna, The, aka Meat is Meat. M Ross, Karl (Story). Robert H. Oliver (Screenplay) Italy-West Germany Reporter Mike Warren (Brad Harris) for Chicago Tribune investigates mad butcher Reporter depicted as glib type who tells police how to do their job. Makes jokes when a woman arrives at police station to complain about death of her cat. Reporter and butcher each watch the heroine, who becomes the reporter's girlfriend, undress behind a shade. Police inspector argues with reporter. Reporter and girlfriend tour Vienna. Reporter has to save girlfriend from butcher. Succeeds in pushing maniac into his own sausage grinding machine. Reporter, who complained "the American public just love sex and violence" runs out gleefully shouting "Wait until the news hits the streets!" 152029 1997 Mad City M DVD -R HQ 3443, 3444. DVD. Matthews, Tom (Screenplay). Inspired by Billy Wilder 1951 film, "Ace in the Hole." TV Reporter Max Brackett (Dustin Hoffman), seamy and ambitious newsman involved in media circus. Brackett at museum to cover story. Fired museum guard takes children hostage and shoots his best friend accidentally. Brackett, once a network star. Brackett ran afoul of egomaniacal anchor Hollander (Alan Alda) and was exiled to sticks. This is the big story that could rebuild his career. Stays inside museum broadcasting with battery-powered lapel mike. Becomes friends with guard. News Director (Robert Prosky). Reporter (Julie Wagner). Tabloid Reporter (Susan Segal). Reporter KMUR (Jenna Byrne). Reporter Reuben (Reuben Grundy). British Reporter (Julian Wall). KXRD Cameraman (Chris Byrne). Hollander's Producer (Laura Davis). Photographer (Patsy Taylor). 152030 1997 Mad City N OWN - P Marks, J.H. TV Reporter Max Brackett has fallen from grace and is willing to sacrifice everything for a blood-wet dream of news drama come true. 152031 2006 Mad Cow M Reporter Henry Dillonsworth (Luke Daniels) of public access news thinks a story about a cattle rancher killed is just what he needs to catapult him to big-time journalism and rescue him from the backwater town of Reddirt where he works. But his ex-girlfriend Joan Virago (Julie DePrada) is the local TV News Anchor and network affiliate star reporter and she also wants the scoop. Their race for the story takes a turn for the weird when another rancher dies, and rumors abound that the men were killed by their own cows. Then an obsessed network newswoman descends on the town who wants the story at all costs. But Henry isn’t worried. He knows the real story is out there behind the network puff that fills the prime-time slots. But trump the competition? Only Joan’s team has the budget and the connections to keep the stories hot, and the viewers coming back. That is until Henry’s cameraman, Billy Braddock (Chris Haedrich), discovers a contest where the best reported story wins a lead position on cable’s most revered news network. Now Henry has a chance. Or does he? He isn’t the only one ready to blow this small-town. Joan learns of the contest too, and she’s not letting anything stop her from delivering the exclusive first. Journalist Cookie Roberts (Morgan Smith). 152032 2005 Mad Cow Nightmare N Wright, Nancy Means Reporters harass woman whose cows on her Vermont farm may have the mad cow virus. 152033 1983 Mad Death, The MT Miniseries News Media. First TV Reporter (Margo Croan). Second TV Reporter (Sheila Duffy). 152034 1941 Mad Doctor, The M Green, Howard J. (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter John Howard (Gil Sawyer) loves a woman a psychiatrist loves after he cures her of a suicide complex. The psychiatrist's wife died apparently of pneumonia. The reporter investigates the doctor's past. Psychiatrist and partner decide to murder local physician who can give damaging evidence. Psychiatrist marries the woman who finds out the truth about his past marriages on their wedding day. Psychiatrist jumps to his death and the woman ends up with the reporter. 152035 1993 Mad Dog and Glory M DVD -R HQ 4203, 4204. SVD 1545 Photographer (Robert DeNiro) saves a Chicago gangster's life. Gangster pays the crime photographer back by lending him a woman for a week. 152036 1995 Mad Dogs and Englishmen M UK News Media. Flying Eye Reporter (Russ Kane). Newsreader (Howard Hughes). 152037 1933 Mad Game, The M Conselman, William (Story). Conselman and Henry Johnson (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jane Lee (Claire Trevor) wants to write a biography of a bootlegger. Variety, 1/14/33: "About the beset portrayal of a newspaper gal which the studios have submitted." 152038 1943 Mad Ghoul, The M Kraly, Hans (Story). Brenda Weisberg, Paul Gangelin (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Ken McClure (Robert Armstrong) for The Morning Sun investigates series of ghoul attacks in which bodies have been unearthed from the cemetery and hearts removed. Convinces editor to let him follow the story. With help of society editor, he links attacks to appearances of singer and is able to predict where ghoul will strike next. Working with local mortician, he plans to trap creature by hiding in coffin at the mortuary. Ghoul turns out to be college student under control of a doctor. Reporter surprises the two when they come to mortuary in search of fresh heart fluid. College student sneaks behind the reporter and kills him. Society editor gives police information on his death. Editor Gavigan (Addison Richards). Reporter Della Elliot (Rose Hobart). Radio Reporter (Gene O'Donnell). 152039 1737 Mad House, The (A Rehearsal of a New Ballad-Opera Burlesqu'd Call'd The Mad-House) P USC Baker, Robert Critic 152040 1935 Mad Love M DVD -R HQ 3559, 3558. SVDSP 1451 Renard, Maurice (Novel -" Les Mains D'Orlac"). P.J. Wolfson, John L. Balderston (Screenplay). Guy Endore (Adaptation) Ness Book Correspondent Reagan (Ted Healey) is an American reporter in Paris. Typical wisecracking reporter who bribes servants and sneaks into apartments to get a story. "I've got it -- 'Man Without Head Kills Rich Jeweler.' What an eight-column spread that's be on the front page. Why, that's the greatest story since Lindberg flew to Paris. Oh boy, if it was only true." 152041 1981 Mad Magazine Cover: Clark Kent with Alfred E. Neumann holding his Superman suit H No. 226. October, 1981 Parody News. Clark Kent-Superman 152042 1955 Mad Magazine Cover: Investigative Journalism: Mad Fearlessly Exposes the Tweed Ring H No. 25. September, 1955 Parody News. Investigative Journalism/Thomas Nast 152043 1961 Mad Magazine Cover: Washington D.C. Presidential Press Conference H No. 66. October, 1961 Parody News. Press Conference. Alfred E. Neumann as a reporter asking questions of President John F. Kennedy at Washington D.C. Presidential Press Conference. 152044 1972 Mad Magazine: If Other Magazines Copied Cosmopolitan's "Sex" Formula H No. 150. April, 1972 Parody Magazines. 152045 1993 Mad Magazine: "Snowglobes" Shaken From Today's Headlines H No. 318. April, 1993 Parody News. Newspapers 152046 1992 Mad Magazine: 20/20 TV Satire H No. 310. April, 1992 Parody News. TV News Magazines. 20/20. "50/50 Reports on Sleaze Biographers." 152047 1982 Mad Magazine: 20/20 with Barbara Walters TV Satire H No. 234. October, 1982 Parody News. TV News Magazines. 20/20 with Barbara Walters TV Satire. "30/40" with Barbara Waltzers with scenes from: Death Which-Is-Which II, On Olden Pond and Deathcrap. 152048 2004 Mad Magazine: 24 Hours of NBC's Endless Olympic Coverage H No. 445. September, 2004 Parody Sports News. NBC Sports 152049 2003 Mad Magazine: 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter TV Satire H No. 434. October, 2003 Parody Sportswriter Situation Comedy, “8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter” turns into 8 Simple Rules for Writing a Mad Spoof of a Dopey ABC-TV Sitcom 152050 1979 Mad Magazine: A Mad Look at Superman. H No. 208. July, 1979 Parody News. Clark Kent-Superman. Cover story. 152051 1971 Mad Magazine: ABC's Campus Riot of the Week H No. 143. June, 1971 Parody News. ABC News 152052 1971 Mad Magazine: Advice Columns Parody H No. 140. January, 1971 Parody News. Advice Columns. "If There Had Been Advice Columns Throughout History." 152053 1976 Mad Magazine: All the President's Men Satire H No. 187. December, 1976 Parody News. "All The President's Men" Movie Satire. "Gall of the President's Men." 152054 2002 Mad Magazine: All-Inclusive Do-It-Yourself Corporate Scandal Newspaper Story H No. 424. December, 2002 Parody News. Newspapers 152055 1978 Mad Magazine: Amazing Facts About the Animal World vs. Amazing Facts About the American Scene H No. 203. December, 1978, Parody News. Reality TV Shows. 152056 1994 Mad Magazine: Anatomy of the Perfect Daytime Talk Show Guest H No. 331. October-November, 1994 Parody TV Talk Shows 152057 1983 Mad Magazine: Andy Rooney "60 Minutes" Editorial We'd Like to See, An H No. 238. April, 1983 Parody News. Sixty Minutes and Andy Rooney 152058 1993 Mad Magazine: Audition Tapes of Talk Show Hosts Who Never Made It H No. 320. July, 1993 Parody TV Talk Show Hosts 152059 1972 Mad Magazine: Behind the Scenes at an Underground Newspaper H No. 148. January, 1972 Parody News. Newspapers 152060 1998 Mad Magazine: Behind the Scenes at ESPN H No. 366. February, 1998 Parody Sports Journalism 152061 1958 Mad Magazine: Bob & Ray - Ambiguous Signs Inc. H No. 37. January, 1958 Parody News. Bob & Ray 152062 1958 Mad Magazine: Bob & Ray - Baseball Report H No. 42. November, 1958 Parody News. Bob & Ray 152063 1958 Mad Magazine: Bob & Ray - Big Big Earth H No. 39. May 1958. Parody News. Bob & Ray 152064 1959 Mad Magazine: Bob & Ray - Electrical Report H No. 44. January, 1959 Parody News. Bob & Ray 152065 1957 Mad Magazine: Bob & Ray - House to House H No. 35. October 1957 Parody News. Bob & Ray 152066 1957 Mad Magazine: Bob & Ray - Mr. Science H No. 34. August 1957 Parody News. Bob & Ray 152067 1958 Mad Magazine: Bob & Ray - Music Report H No. 43. December, 1958 Parody News. Bob & Ray 152068 1957 Mad Magazine: Bob & Ray - Paul Sturdley's Secret Files H No. 36. December, 1957 Parody News. Bob & Ray 152069 1958 Mad Magazine: Bob & Ray - The Cold Cereal War H No. 40. July 1958 Parody News. Bob & Ray 152070 1958 Mad Magazine: Bob & Ray - The Count-Down Man H No. 41. September, 1958 Parody News. Bob & Ray 152071 1958 Mad Magazine: Bob & Ray - The National Bannister Sliding Contests H No. 38. March 1958 Parody News. Bob & Ray 152072 1995 Mad Magazine: Bore'em and Bait'em Media Circus H No. 341. December, 1995 Parody News Media 152073 1997 Mad Magazine: Breaking News Coverage Checklist H No. 355, March 1997 Parody News. TV News. 152074 1988 Mad Magazine: Broadcast News Movie Satire H No. 280. July, 1988 Parody News. "Broadcast News.". "Broadcast Snooze" 152075 1996 Mad Magazine: Caroline in the City TV Satire H No. 345. May 1996 Parody. “Carolwhine Sitting Pretty” makes fun of “Caroline in the City,” a situation comedy about a cartoonist. 152076 1998 Mad Magazine: Celebrity Cause-of-Death Betting Odds -- Featuring Jerry Springer H No. 372. August, 1998 Parody TV Talk Show Hosts 152077 1997 Mad Magazine: Cheap Foreign Ripoffs of American Cartoons H No. 362. October, 1997 Parody Cartoons 152078 1965 Mad Magazine: Child's View of Newspaper Headlines, A H No. 93. March, 1965 Parody News. Newspapers. 152079 1979 Mad Magazine: China Syndrome Movie Satire H No. 211. December, 1979 Parody News. "China Syndrome, The." "The China Sin-Dome." 152080 1992 Mad Magazine: CNN Sitcoms H No. 315. December, 1992 Parody News. TV News. 152081 1966 Mad Magazine: Comic Strip Characters' Forum on Current Affairs H No. 107. December, 1966 Parody News. Newspaper Comic Strips 152082 1996 Mad Magazine: Comic Strip Classics in their Full Strip Form H No. 344. April, 1996 Parody News. Newspaper Comic Strips 152083 1967 Mad Magazine: Comic StripHeroes Taken From Real Life H No. 111.June, 1967 Parody News. Newspaper Comic Strips 152084 1994 Mad Magazine: Conservative Talk Show Host of the Year, The H No. 325. February, 1994 Parody TV Talk Show Hosts 152085 2004 Mad Magazine: Day in the Life of David Letterman's Baby, A H No. 441. May, 2004 Parody TV Talk Shows. David Letterman 152086 1998 Mad Magazine: Deep Impact Movie Satire H No. 373. September, 1998 Parody News. Deep Impact. "Sleep Impact" 152087 1997 Mad Magazine: Dennis Miller Rants About Dennis Miller H No. 353. January, 1997 Parody TV Talk Show Hosts 152088 1996 Mad Magazine: Devil's Advocate Newsletter, The H No. 345. May, 1996 Parody News. Media 152089 1994 Mad Magazine: Do-It-Yourself Abortion Newspaper Story H No. 324. January, 1994 Parody News. Newspapers 152090 1980 Mad Magazine: Do-It-Yourself Energy Crisis Newspaper Story H No. 216. July, 1980 Parody News. Newspapers 152091 1974 Mad Magazine: Do-It-Yourself Impeachment Newspaper Story H No. 170. October, 1974 Parody News. Newspapers 152092 1972 Mad Magazine: Do-It-Yourself Labor Dispute Newspaper Story H No. 153. September, 1972 Parody News. Newspapers 152093 1981 Mad Magazine: Do-It-Yourself Mid-East Crisis Newspaper Story H No. 224. July, 1981 Parody News. Newspapers 152094 1991 Mad Magazine: Do-It-Yourself National Scandal Newspaper Story H No. 302. April, 1991 Parody News. Newspapers 152095 1985 Mad Magazine: Do-It-Yourself New Medical Breakthrough Newspaper Story H No. 252. January, 1985 Parody News. Newspapers. 152096 1995 Mad Magazine: Do-It-Yourself O.J. Simpson Trial Newspaper Story H No. 335. May, 1995 Parody News. Newspapers 152097 1969 Mad Magazine: Do-It-Yourself Protest Newspaper Story H No. 128. July, 1969 Parody News. Newspapers 152098 1970 Mad Magazine: Do-It-Yourself TV Premiere Newspaper Story H No. 138. October, 1970. Parody News. Newspapers 152099 1967 Mad Magazine: Do-It-Yourself Vietnam Newspaper Story H No. 113. September, 1967 Parody News. Newspapers 152100 1992 Mad Magazine: Do-It-Yourself White House Press Conference H No. 308. January, 1992 Parody News. Press Conferences. 152101 1994 Mad Magazine: Doing Well/Not Doing Well on TV Talk Shows H No. 326. March-April, 1994 Parody News. TV Talk Shows 152102 1956 Mad Magazine: Ed Sullivan Show, The (TV Satire) H No. 27. April, 1956 Parody News. Ed Sullivan. "The Ed Suvillan Show." TV Satire. 152103 1978 Mad Magazine: Eight Is Enough TV Satire H No. 201. September, 1978 Parody News. "Eight Is Enough" TV Satire. "Eight Is Too Rough." 152104 1993 Mad Magazine: Entertainment Tonight TV Satire H No. 317. March 1993 Parody Entertainment News. “Entertainment Too Light” makes fun of “Entertainment Tonight” daily entertainment news program. 152105 1998 Mad Magazine: Entertainment Weekly Magazine Satire H No. 368. April, 1998 Parody News. Magazines. "Entertain Me Weakly." 152106 1998 Mad Magazine: Everybody Loves Raymond TV Satire H No. 372. August, 1998 Parody TV. Everybody Loves Raymond. "Everybody Loathes Raymud." 152107 1985 Mad Magazine: First Annual Reunion - Guests of the Phil Donahue Show H No. 257. September, 1985 Parody TV-Talk Show Hosts. TV Talk-Show Host Phil Donahue 152108 1989 Mad Magazine: Fleeting Stars of the Six O'Clock Local News H Porges, Paul Peter No. 291. December, 1989 Parody News. TV News. Paul Peter Porges. 152109 1997 Mad Magazine: Future Editions of MTV's The Real World H No. 356. April, 1997 Parody Reality TV 152110 1958 Mad Magazine: Future Magazine Mergers H No. 43. December, 1958 Parody Magazines 152111 1957 Mad Magazine: Future Specialized Magazines H No. 35. October 1957 Parody Magazines 152112 1998 Mad Magazine: Godzilla 1998 Movie Satire H No. 370. June, 1998 Parody News. Godzilla 1998. "Gotsilly" 152113 1978 Mad Magazine: Graduation Class Pictures as Staged by Some of the World's Best-Known Picture-Makers H No. 200. July 1978 Parody News. Photographers 152114 1997 Mad Magazine: Graffiti in the Microsoft Bathroom, The H No. 359. July, 1997 Parody News. Media 152115 1973 Mad Magazine: Graffiti Through History H No. 163. December, 1973. Parody News. Communication 152116 1961 Mad Magazine: Great Magazine Circulation Drive, The H No. 63. June, 1961 Parody Magazines 152117 1993 Mad Magazine: Groundhog Day Movie Satire H No. 321. September, 1993 Parody News. Groundhog Day. "Groundhog déjà vu" 152118 1961 Mad Magazine: Guide to Classified Ad Abbreviations H No. 65. September, 1961 Parody News. Newspapers 152119 1981 Mad Magazine: Hart to Hart TV Satire H No. 224. July, 1981 Parody. “Har to Har” makes fun of “Hart to Hart,” in which one of the principal characters started off as a journalist. 152120 1989 Mad Magazine: Headlines You Can Bet We'll Never See H No. 287. June, 1989 Parody News. Newspapers 152121 2004 Mad Magazine: Heroically-Awful Spider-man 2 Outtakes H No. 444. August, 2004 Parody News. Spider-Man. 152122 1984 Mad Magazine: History of Communication H No. 244. January, 1984 Parody News. Media 152123 1961 Mad Magazine: How Madison Avenue Could Sell America to the World H No. 65. September, 1961 Parody News. Advertising 152124 1989 Mad Magazine: How Newspapers Write Misleading Headlines H No. 291. December, 1989 Parody News. Newspapers 152125 1986 Mad Magazine: How PBS Really Differs from Commercial TV H No. 266. October, 1986 Parody Television 152126 1960 Mad Magazine: How Publicity Works H No. 56. July, 1960 Parody Public Relations 152127 1976 Mad Magazine: How Specialty Magazines Are Trying to Boost Sales H No. 187. December, 1976 Parody Magazines. 152128 1960 Mad Magazine: How To Get Complete Newspaper Coverage H No. 59. December, 1960 Parody News. Newspapers 152129 1961 Mad Magazine: How to Read a Gossip Column H No. 63. June, 1961 Parody News. Gossip Columns 152130 1994 Mad Magazine: How TV Networks Can Work Simpson Trial Updates Into Their Regular Programming H No. 332. December, 1994 Parody News. TV News 152131 1972 Mad Magazine: Howard at the Mike H No. 155. December, 1972 Parody News. 152132 1997 Mad Magazine: Howard Stern Movie Satire H No. 359. July, 1997 Parody Talk-Show Hosts. Radio Talk Show Hosts. "Howeird Stern, Private Putz." 152133 1957 Mad Magazine: Ideal Woman as Seen by Various Types of Magazines, The H No. 32, April 1957 Parody Magazines 152134 1969 Mad Magazine: If Comic Characters Were Psychoanalyzed H No. 125. March, 1969 Parody News. Newspaper Comic Strips 152135 1959 Mad Magazine: If Comic Strip Artists Drew Editorial Cartoons H No. 45, March 1959 Parody News. Newspaper Comic Strips-Editorials 152136 1957 Mad Magazine: If Comic Strip Characters Answered Those Little Ads H No. 35. October 1957 Parody News. Newspaper Comic Strips. 152137 1963 Mad Magazine: If Comic Strip Characters Behaved Like Ordinary People H No. 81. September, 1963 Parody News. Newspaper Comic Strips 152138 1962 Mad Magazine: If Comic Strip Characters Were as Old as Their Strips H No. 72. July, 1962 Parody News. Newspaper Comic Strips 152139 1969 Mad Magazine: If Comic Strips Covered the Burning Issues of the Day H No. 126. April, 1969. Parody News. Newspaper Comic Strips 152140 1978 Mad Magazine: If Freedom of the Press Applied to High School Papers H No. 203. December, 1978 Parody News. Newspapers 152141 1992 Mad Magazine: If It Weren't For Entertainment Tonight…." H No.310. April, 1992 Parody News. Entertainment Tonight 152142 1964 Mad Magazine: If Magazine Ads Spoke the Language of the Magazines H No. 86. April, 1964 Parody Magazines 152143 1998 Mad Magazine: If Magazine Covers Told the Truth About What's Inside H No. 367. March, 1998 Parody Magazines 152144 1960 Mad Magazine: If Magazines Carried Comic Strips H No. 57. September, 1960 Parody Magazines 152145 1986 Mad Magazine: If Super Heroes Needed Extra Money H No. 265. September, 1986 Parody News. Comics 152146 1984 Mad Magazine: If the Real World of Today Caught Up With the Comics H No. 249. September, 1984 Parody News. Comics 152147 1961 Mad Magazine: If There's Been a Madison Avenue Down Through History H No. 64. July, 1961 Parody News. Advertising 152148 1991 Mad Magazine: If Your Home Life Was Reported the Same Way as the Evening News H No. 307. December, 1991 Parody News. TV News 152149 1979 Mad Magazine: Incredible Hulk, The TV Satire H No. 204. January, 1979 Parody News. "The Incredible Hulk" TV Satire -- "The Incredible Bulk." 152150 2004 Mad Magazine: Inside the Twisted Minds of Magazine Readers H No. 443. July, 2004 Parody Magazines 152151 1973 Mad Magazine: Interpreting the News -- What They Say…What It Means H No. 163. December, 1973. Parody News. 152152 2004 Mad Magazine: It's a Comedy! It's a Drama! It's a Reality Show! H No. 441. May, 2004 Parody Reality TV Shows 152153 2003 Mad Magazine: Jerry Springer Spaniel Show, The H No. 430. June, 2003 Parody TV Talk Shows. Jerry Springer. 152154 1995 Mad Magazine: Jim Carrey Visits The Larry Sanders Show TV Satire H No. 337. July, 1995 Parody TV Talk Shows. Larry Sanders Show, The 152155 1998 Mad Magazine: Just Shoot Me TV Satire H No. 372. August, 1998 Parody News. Just Shoot Me. "Just Spoof Me." 152156 2000 Mad Magazine: Kathie Lee Replacements We'll Never See H No. 396. August, 2000 Parody TV Talk Show Hosts 152157 2004 Mad Magazine: League of Rejected Superheroes (Illustrated by real comic book artists) H No. 438. February, 2004 Parody News. Comics 152158 2000 Mad Magazine: Letters to Magazines That We'll Never See H No. 396. August, 2000 Parody Magazines 152159 1979 Mad Magazine: Lou Grant TV Satire H No. 205. March 1979 Parody News. "Lou Grant" TV Satire. "Lou Grouch." 152160 1996 Mad Magazine: Mad About You TV Satire H No. 342. January-February, 1996 Parody. “Too Bad About You” makes fun of “Mad About You,” a program featuring a documentary producer-writer-director. 152161 2002 Mad Magazine: Mad Deconstructs TV Talk Shows - Featuring The Tonight Show with Jay Leno H No. 421. September, 2002 Parody TV Talk Shows, Jay Leno 152162 2003 Mad Magazine: Mad Deconstructs TV Talk Shows -- Featuring Jerry Springer H No. 429. May, 2003 Parody TV Talk Shows. Jerry Springer 152163 2003 Mad Magazine: Mad Deconstructs TV Talk Shows -- Featuring Late Night with Conan O'Brien H No. 431. July, 2003 Parody TV Talk Shows: Conan O'Brien 152164 2002 Mad Magazine: Mad Deconstructs TV Talk Shows -- Featuring The Late Show with David Letterman H No. 423. November, 2002 Parody TV Talk Shows, David Letterman 152165 2003 Mad Magazine: Mad Deconstructs TV Talk Shows -- Featuring The O'Reilly Factor H No. 426. February, 2003 Parody TV Talk Shows. The O'Reilly Factor 152166 2003 Mad Magazine: Mad Deconstructs TV Talk Shows -- Featuring The View H No. 430. June, 2003 Parody TV Talk Shows. The View 152167 2004 Mad Magazine: Mad Deconstructs TV Talk Shows: Featuring Howard Stern on E H No. 441. May, 2004 Parody TV Talk Shows. Howard Stern 152168 1982 Mad Magazine: Mad Looks in on Public Television H No. 232. July, 1982 Parody News. Public Television 152169 1962 Mad Magazine: Mad Previews the Top News Stories of 1962 H No. 69. March, 1962 Parody News. 152170 1985 Mad Magazine: Mad Sports Page, The H No. 257. September, 1985 Parody Sports Journalism 152171 1963 Mad Magazine: Mad's 1963 All-Inclusive Magazine Calendar H No. 77. March, 1963 Parody Magazines 152172 1966 Mad Magazine: Mad's Modern Believe It or Nuts! H No. 105. September, 1966 Parody News. Ripley's Believe It Or Not 152173 1967 Mad Magazine: Mad's Modern Believe It or Nuts! H No. 115. December, 1967 Parody News. Ripley's Believe It Or Not 152174 1970 Mad Magazine: Mad's Modern Believe It or Nuts! H No. 132. January, 1970. Parody News. Ripley's Believe It Or Not 152175 1971 Mad Magazine: Mad's Modern Believe It or Nuts! H No. 147. December, 1971 Parody News. Ripley's Believe It Or Not 152176 1986 Mad Magazine: Mad's Personal Ads H No. 261. March, 1986 Parody News. Newspapers 152177 1974 Mad Magazine: Magazine Articles…Then and Now H No. 168. July, 1974 Parody Magazines 152178 1957 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 31. February, 1957 Parody Magazines. "Field & Scream." (Field and Stream) 152179 1957 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 36. December, 1957 Parody Magazines. Raw Guts - The Magazine for He-Man 152180 1958 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 38. March 1958. Parody Magazines. "Bitter Homes and Gardens." 152181 1958 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 39. May 1958. Parody Magazines. The Saturday Evening Pest. 152182 1958 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 41. September, 1958 Parody Magazines. "The National Osographic Magazine" 152183 1959 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 45, March, 1959 Parody Magazines. Gook 152184 1959 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 51. December, 1959 Parody Magazines. Teenage 152185 1960 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 54. April, 1960 Parody Magazines. Movie Land 152186 1960 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 57, September, 1960 Parody Magazines. "Beatnik - The Magazine for Hipsters." 152187 1961 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 61. March, 1961 Parody Magazines. "Playkid - Entertainment for Tots" 152188 1961 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 65. September, 1961 Parody Magazines. Medial Illustrated Magazine 152189 1961 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 67. December, 1961 Parody Magazines. "Do-It-Yourself Magazine Covers." 152190 1961 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 67. December, 1961 Parody Magazines. "Reader's Digress." 152191 1962 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 69. March, 1962 Parody Magazines. "Padded Magazine Stories." 152192 1962 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 75. December, 1962 Parody Magazines. "Chicken -- The Magazine For Gentle Men" 152193 1963 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 82. October, 1963 Parody Magazines. "Comicland: (Fan Magazine Parody). 152194 1963 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 83. December, 1963 Parody Magazines. "Newsweak" (Back Cover Camouflage). 152195 1964 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 84. January, 1964 Parody Magazines. "Modern Teacher Magazine" 152196 1964 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 87. June, 1964 Parody Magazines 152197 1965 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 92. January, 1965 Parody Magazines. "Phony Magazine." 152198 1965 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 93. March, 1965 Parody Magazines. "Space Magazines." 152199 1965 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 94. April, 1965 Parody Magazines. "Neurotic Magazine." 152200 1965 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 95. June, 1965 Parody Magazines. "HairGoo -- The Magazine Devoted to Beautiful Hair Styles" 152201 1965 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 97. September, 1965 Parody Magazines. "Load & Crash Magazine." 152202 1966 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 101. March, 1966 Parody Magazines. "Badge & Billy - Magazine for Law Enforcement Officers" 152203 1966 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 105. September, 1966 Parody Magazines. "If Other Publications Used Those Sensational Movie Mag Cover Gimmicks." 152204 1966 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 106. October, 1966 Parody Magazines. "Golf Foto-Plays" 152205 1966 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 107. December, 1966 Parody Magazines. "Protest Magazine - The Publication for Everyone Against Everything" 152206 1967 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 109. March, 1967 Parody Magazines. "How Various Magazines Might Handle the Same Cartoon Situation." 152207 1967 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 113. September, 1967 Parody Magazines. "Everyday Guts Magazine" 152208 1967 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 115. December, 1967 Parody Magazines. "Prodigy Magazine - Entertainment for the Gifted Child." 152209 1968 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 118. April, 1968. Parody Magazines. "Hippie - The Magazine That Turns You On." 152210 1968 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 123. December, 1968. Parody Magazines. "Free-Loader Magazine for Dead Beats." 152211 1969 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 131. December, 1969 Parody Magazines. "Passionate Gun Love Magazine" 152212 1970 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 132. January, 1970 Parody Magazines. "Condemner Reports Magazine." 152213 1970 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 139. December, 1970 Parody Magazines. "Silent Majority - The Magazine of Middle America." 152214 1971 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 144, July, 1971 Parody Magazines. "Incredible Occult Magazine." 152215 1971 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 147. December, 1971 Parody Magazines. "Modern Muscle Magazine" 152216 1973 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 157. March, 1973 Parody Magazines. "Your Monthly 'Pen' Pal Magazine." 152217 1973 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 159. June, 1973 Parody Magazines. "Failing Health Magazine." 152218 1973 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 163. December, 1973. Parody Magazines. "Picket & Strike -- Magazine for the Modern Unionist." 152219 1974 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 166. April, 1974 Parody Magazines. Gambler Magazine. 152220 1974 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 171. December, 1974 Parody Magazines. "Bible Rave Magazine." 152221 1975 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 175. June, 1975 Parody Magazines. "Popular Photo-Monotony Magazine." 152222 1975 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 177. September, 1975 Parody Magazines. "Young Sports Illustrated Magazine." 152223 1976 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 184. July, 1976 Parody Magazines. "Disaster Magazine." 152224 1978 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 202. October, 1978 Parody Magazines. "Uncle" - Magazine for Camp Counselors 152225 1979 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 205. March 1979 Parody Magazines. "Consumer Reports" Magazine for Government Purchasing Agencies. 152226 1980 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 214. April, 1980 Parody Magazines. "People" Magazines for Other Specialized Groups. 152227 1980 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 215. June, 1980 Parody Magazines. "TV Guide" Textbook. 152228 1981 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 224. July, 1981 Parody Magazines. "Classical Beat - Fan Mag for Teenage Longhairs." 152229 1984 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 246. April, 1984 Parody Magazines. Tabloid Magazines. Do-It-Yourself National Enquirer Cover 152230 1987 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 271. June, 1987 Parody Magazines. "Paul Peter Porges -- 'People' Rejects 152231 1987 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 272. July, 1987 Parody Magazines. "The Flim Flam Film Man - Magazine for Video Rental Store Owners 152232 1987 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 272. July, 1987 Parody Magazines. "Witless Windbag Wrestler's Federation Magazine." 152233 1988 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 278. April, 1988 Parody Magazines. "Sports Titillated Magazine." 152234 1989 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 287. June, 1989 Parody Magazines. Consumer Reports Aimed at Special Interest Groups 152235 1989 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 288. July, 1989 Parody Magazines. Metal Sludge Magazine 152236 1990 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 297. September, 1990 Parody Magazines. "Choke -- Smoker's Magazine" 152237 1991 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 305. September 1991 Parody Magazines. "Stupid Teen Magazine." 152238 1992 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 309. March, 1992 Parody Magazines. "Geek's Quarterly Magazine." 152239 1993 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 316. January, 1993 Parody Magazines. "Sassy Magazine." 152240 1993 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 318. April, 1993 Parody Magazines. "Magazine Origami" 152241 1993 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 321. September, 1993 Parody Magazines. "Charade Magazine" 152242 1994 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 324. January, 1994 Parody Magazines. "If the NRA Published Magazines for All Types of Gun Users." 152243 1995 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 338. August, 1995 Parody Magazines. "Latchkey Kid Magazine." 152244 1996 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 344, April, 1996 Parody Magazines. "Cybernerd Magazine." 152245 1997 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 357. May, 1997. Parody Magazines. Parody News. Magazines. "Homeboy's Life Magazine." 152246 1997 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 357. May, 1997 Parody Magazines. "Martha Stewart Dying Magazine." 152247 1998 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 369. May, 1998 Parody Magazines. "Prom Mom Magazine." 152248 2001 Mad Magazine: Magazine Parody H No. 409. September, 2001 Parody Magazines. "Maimed Flesh Magazine" 152249 1961 Mad Magazine: Magazine Satire H No. 62. April, 1961 Parody Magazines. "Ladies' Home Journey." 152250 1962 Mad Magazine: Magazine Satire H No. 69. March, 1962 Parody Magazines. Back Cover: "The Saturday Evening Post Allegedly Revamped." 152251 1963 Mad Magazine: Magazine Satire H No. 81. September, 1963 Parody Magazines. "Popular Scientific Mechanics" 152252 1961 Mad Magazine: Magazines for Senior Citizens H No. 63. June, 1961 Parody Magazines 152253 1973 Mad Magazine: Malice in Wonderland or "Watergate - Through the Looking Glass H No. 163. December, 1973 Parody News. News 152254 1997 Mad Magazine: Mars Attack! Movie Satire H No. 353. January, 1997 Parody News. Mars Attack! "Marred Attack!" 152255 1972 Mad Magazine: Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: TV Satire H No. 155. December, 1972 Parody News. "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" (The Mary Tailor-Made Show.") TV Satire. 152256 1954 Mad Magazine: Media Parodies CB 1954 to 2004 Parody News. Media. 152257 1958 Mad Magazine: Mike Wallace H No. 38. March, 1958 Parody News. TV Interviewer Mike Wallace. "Mike Malice Interviews Mother Goose. 152258 1958 Mad Magazine: Misleading Headlines H No. 43. December, 1958 Parody News. Newspapers 152259 2000 Mad Magazine: Monroe and The School Newspaper H No. 390. February, 2000 Parody News. School Newspapers 152260 1987 Mad Magazine: Movie Critic's Pledge H No. 275. December, 1987 Parody News. Movie Critic 152261 1989 Mad Magazine: Murphy Brown TV Satire H No. 289. September, 1989 Parody News. Murphy Brown. "Murky Brown" 152262 1977 Mad Magazine: Network Parody H No. 192. July, 1977 Parody News. "Network" Movie Satire. "Nutwork." 152263 1989 Mad Magazine: New Comic Book Superheroes Based on Real People H No. 288. July, 1989 Parody News. Comic Books 152264 1991 Mad Magazine: New Lifestyle Magazines for Huge Untapped Audiences H No. 301. March, 1991 Parody Magazines 152265 1964 Mad Magazine: News Photos You're Sure to See This Year and Ones We'd Like to See H No. 86. April, 1964 Parody News. News 152266 1955 Mad Magazine: Newspaper Comics H No. 24. July, 1955 Parody News. Newspaper Comics. 152267 1957 Mad Magazine: Newspaper Items Treated Differently H No. 31, February, 1957 Parody News. Newspapers 152268 1961 Mad Magazine: Newspaper Parody H No. 61. March, 1961. Parody News. Newspaper. "The Wall Street Jungle" 152269 1961 Mad Magazine: Newspaper Parody H No. 64. July, 1961 Parody News. Newspapers. "The Daily Square - A Newspaper for Discriminating 'Nowhere' People." 152270 1964 Mad Magazine: Newspaper Parody H No. 88. July, 1964 Parody News. Newspapers. "The Swampview Terrace Weekly" 152271 1966 Mad Magazine: Newspaper Parody H No. 102. April, 1966 Parody News. Newspapers. "National Perspirer Newspaper." 152272 1980 Mad Magazine: Newspaper Stories We'll Never See H No. 212. January, 1980 Parody News. Newspapers 152273 1997 Mad Magazine: Newspaper Stories You May See After Future Anti-Discrimination Lawsuits H No. 364. December, 1997 Parody News. Newspapers 152274 1955 Mad Magazine: Newspapers H No. 25. September, 1955 Parody News. Newspapers. 152275 1954 Mad Magazine: Newspapers! H No. 16. October, 1954 Parody News. Newspapers. 152276 1957 Mad Magazine: Nursery News, The H No. 36. December, 1957 Parody News. News. 152277 1966 Mad Magazine: Obituaries for Comic Strip Characters H No. 106. October, 1966 Parody News. Newspaper Comic Strips 152278 1997 Mad Magazine: Obituaries for Comic Strip Characters H No. 353. January, 1997 Parody News. Newspaper Comic Strips 152279 1958 Mad Magazine: One Day's Advice Columns, The Next Day's Headlines H No. 41. September, 1958 Parody News. Newspapers 152280 1993 Mad Magazine: Other Superhero Deaths H No. 319. June, 1993 Parody News. Comic Books 152281 1996 Mad Magazine: Paparazzi Shots H Porges, Paul Peter No. 344. April, 1996 Parody News. Tabloid Journalism. 152282 2004 Mad Magazine: Pet Peeves of Spider-Man's Girlfriend H Caldwell, John No. 444. August, 2004 Parody News. Spider-Man 152283 1997 Mad Magazine: PETArd's Animal Rights Newsletter H No. 356. April, 1997 Parody News. Media 152284 1966 Mad Magazine: Photo of the Rolling Stones at a Press Conference H No. 105. September, 1966 Parody News. Press Conference 152285 1997 Mad Magazine: Playboy's Newsstand Spectacles H No. 364. December, 1997 Parody Magazines 152286 1991 Mad Magazine: Predicting TV Tabloid and "Info-Tainment" Stories H No. 303. June, 1991 Parody News. TV Tabloid Shows 152287 2003 Mad Magazine: Questions, Dilemmas & Philosophical Conundrums Raised by Reality TV H No. 432. August, 2003 Parody Reality TV Shows 152288 1956 Mad Magazine: Radio-TV Satire H No. 27. April, 1956 Parody Radio-TV. Nightwatch (Radio-TV Satire). 152289 1958 Mad Magazine: Rare Old Magazines H No. 41. September 1958 Parody Magazines 152290 1964 Mad Magazine: Real Story Behind the News, The H No. 85. March, 1964. Parody News. News 152291 1995 Mad Magazine: Real-Life Superheroes at Comic Book Conventions H No. 334. March-April, 1995 Parody News. Comic Books 152292 1958 Mad Magazine: Realistic Comic Book Heroes H No. 37. January, 1958 Parody News. Comic Books 152293 1979 Mad Magazine: Recycled Magazine Articles H No. 205. March 1979 Parody Magazines 152294 2001 Mad Magazine: Rejected Reality TV Shows H No. 407. July, 2001 Parody Reality TV 152295 1955 Mad Magazine: Ripley's Believe It Or Not H No. 23. May, 1955 Parody News. Newspaper Feature. Ripup's Believe It or Don't! 152296 1990 Mad Magazine: RoboCop 2 Movie Satire H No. 298. October, 1990 Parody News. RoboCop 2. "RoboCrap2" 152297 1991 Mad Magazine: Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel Satire H No. 302. April, 1991 Parody News. Movie Critics. "Video Reviews With Roger Éclair and Gene Fishkill" 152298 1995 Mad Magazine: Sequestered at the O.J. Trial H Edwing, Duck No. 337. July, 1995 Parody News. Duck Edwing: Sequestered at the O.J. Trial 152299 2000 Mad Magazine: Settling the Howard Stern Divorce Case on Judge Judy H No. 393. May, 2000 Parody Talk Show Hosts. Radio Talk Show Hosts 152300 2001 Mad Magazine: Sex in the City TV Satire H No. 407. July, 2001 Parody TV. Sex and the City. "Sluts in the City" 152301 1983 Mad Magazine: Short history Showing How Different Publications Slant the News, A H No. 242. October, 1983 Parody News. Media 152302 1998 Mad Magazine: Siskel & Ebert Trash Home Movies Satire H No. 365. January, 1998 Parody News. Movie Critics 152303 1982 Mad Magazine: Sixty Minutes Looks at Nuclear Power TV Satire H No. 233. September, 1982 Parody News. Sixty Minutes 152304 1979 Mad Magazine: Sixty Minutes TV Satire H No. 210. October, 1979 Parody News. "Sixty Minutes" TV Satire - "Sixty Seconds." 152305 1986 Mad Magazine: Sixty Minutes TV Satire H No. 260. January, 1986 Parody News. Sixty Minutes. "Sicky Minutes Looks at Sex and Violence in America Today!" 152306 1994 Mad Magazine: Sleepless in Seattle Movie Satire H No. 324. January, 1994 Parody News. Sleepless in Seattle." Senseless in Seattle" 152307 1994 Mad Magazine: Snow White as Reviewed by Today's Publications H No. 325. February, 1994 Parody News. Media 152308 1960 Mad Magazine: Society Page H No. 53. March, 1960 Parody News. Newspapers. 152309 1975 Mad Magazine: Specialized Magazines for Office Waiting Rooms H No. 173. March, 1975 Parody Magazines 152310 2004 Mad Magazine: Spider-Man Has a Bad Week! H No. 444. August, 2004 Parody News. Spider-Man 152311 2002 Mad Magazine: Spider-man, the Movie Satire H No. 418. June, 2002 Parody News. Spider-Man. "Spider-Sham" Cover: "In this Issue, We squish Spider-man." 152312 1980 Mad Magazine: Spiderman H No. 212. January, 1980 Parody News. Spiderman. "Don Martin -- Looks at Spiderman." 152313 1997 Mad Magazine: Spin City TV Satire H No. 355. March, 1997 Parody News. Spin City. "Spit City" 152314 1973 Mad Magazine: Sports Journalism Parody H No. 163. December, 1973 Parody Sports Journalism - Sports Predictions 152315 1957 Mad Magazine: Sports Magazines H No. 32. April 1957 Parody Magazines 152316 1993 Mad Magazine: Superman H No. 318. April, 1993 Parody News. Superman. "Superman R.I.P." 152317 1981 Mad Magazine: Superman II Movie Satire H No. 226. October, 1981 Parody News. "Superman II" Movie Satire. "Superduperman II" 152318 1983 Mad Magazine: Superman III H No. 243. December, 1983 Parody News. Superman III. "Don Martin -- Superman III & Return of the Jedi Out-Takes. 152319 1979 Mad Magazine: Superman Movie Satire H No. 208. July, 1979 Parody News. "Superman" Movie Satire. "Superduperman." 152320 1983 Mad Magazine: Superman Movie Satire H No.243. December, 1983 Parody News. Superman III . "Stuporman ZZZ" 152321 1988 Mad Magazine: Superman Satire H No. 276. January, 1988 Parody News. Superman. "Duck Edwing -- Looks at Superman." 152322 1994 Mad Magazine: Superman Satire H No. 325. February, 1994 Parody News. Superman. "What If Superman Were Raised by Jewish Parents?" 152323 2002 Mad Magazine: Superman: Clark Kent: Smallville TV Satire H No. 415. March, 2002. Parody News. Superman. "Smellville." Cover Story 152324 1995 Mad Magazine: Superman: Lois and Clark TV Satire H No. 336. June 1995 Parody. “Lutus and Chuck” makes fun of “Lois and Clark” and the Clark Kent-Superman mythology. 152325 1991 Mad Magazine: Teen-Age Ninja Turtles II Movie Satire H No. 306. October, 1991 Parody News. Teen-age Ninja Turtles II. "Teen Rage Moolah Nitwit Turtles II" 152326 1990 Mad Magazine: Teen-Age Ninja Turtles Movie Satire H No. 298. October, 1990 Parody News. Teen-age Ninja Turtles. "Teen-Rage Moolah Nitwit Turtles!" 152327 1958 Mad Magazine: Television Parody H No. 37. January, 1958 Parody News. TV. "See Them Now." 152328 1961 Mad Magazine: Television Satire H No. 64. July, 1961 Parody Reality TV Shows. "Sneaky Camera with Allan Funn." 152329 1966 Mad Magazine: Television Satire H No. 102. April, 1966 Parody News. TV. "Wild World of Sports." TV Satire 152330 1968 Mad Magazine: Television Satire H No. 116. January, 1968 Parody TV Talk Show. "The Joe Nasty Show." TV Satire. 152331 1971 Mad Magazine: Television Satire H No. 140. January, 1971 Parody News.. "The Doris Daze Show." TV Satire 152332 1988 Mad Magazine: Tell-Tale Comic Strip Balloons H No. 279. June, 1988 Parody News. Comic Strips 152333 1981 Mad Magazine: That's Incredible TV Satire H No. 222. April, 1981 Parody News. "That's Incredible" TV Satire. "That's Real Incredible, People!" 152334 2002 Mad Magazine: The Bunion -- America's Phoniest News Source (Online Humor News Parody) H No. 424. December, 2002 Parody News. News Media 152335 1996 Mad Magazine: The History of Communication H No. 343. March, 1996 Parody News. Media 152336 1975 Mad Magazine: The Mad "Good News -Bad News" Book H No. 174. April, 1975 Parody News. 152337 1971 Mad Magazine: The Name of the Game H No. 143. June 1971 Parody. “The Game is Inane” makes fun of “The Name of the Game,” which feature magazine journalists. 152338 2002 Mad Magazine: The Oprah Magazine We'd Like To See. Magazine Parody H No. 419. July, 2002 Parody Magazines. 152339 1997 Mad Magazine: The People Vs. Larry Flynt Movie Satire H No. 357. May 1997 Parody News. The People vs. Larry Flynt - "The People vs. Larry Fylth." 152340 1955 Mad Magazine: Today With Dave Garroway H No. 26. November, 1955 Parody News. “The Dave Garrowunway Show” satirizes “Today with Dave Garroway.” 152341 1995 Mad Magazine: Toys Inspired by Today's Headlines H Porges, Paul Peter No. 337. July, 1995 Parody News. Newspapers 152342 1988 Mad Magazine: Tricks of the Trade in Local TV News H No. 280. July, 1988 Parody News. TV News 152343 1967 Mad Magazine: TV Game Shows Based on Newspaper Headlines H No. 114. October, 1967 Parody News. Newspapers 152344 1991 Mad Magazine: TV News Business, The H No. 301. March, 1991 Parody News. TV News. 152345 1993 Mad Magazine: TV News Editor's "Experts To Call in a Pinch" File, A H No. 319. June, 1993 Parody News. TV News 152346 1988 Mad Magazine: TV News Reporter of the Year H No. 277. March, 1988 Parody News. TV News 152347 1957 Mad Magazine: TV Parody H No. 32. April, 1957 Parody News. TV. "Big Big Story" (TV Satire). 152348 1955 Mad Magazine: TV Satire H No. 24. July, 1955 Parody News. Television Program. "Is This Is Your Life?" TV Satire 152349 1955 Mad Magazine: TV Satire H No. 26. November, 1955 Parody News. TV Morning Show. "The Dave Garrowunway Show." TV Satire. The David Garroway Show. 152350 1972 Mad Magazine: TV Sports Interviews -- Past, Present & Future H No. 151. June, 1972 Parody News. Sports Interviews 152351 1993 Mad Magazine: TV Talk Shows Satire H No. 316. January, 1993 Parody TV Talk Shows. "Mix and Match TV Talk Show Guest & Topic Generator." 152352 1991 Mad Magazine: Unsolved Mysteries TV Satire H No. 304. July, 1991 Parody Reality Shows. "Unsolved Miseries." 152353 1996 Mad Magazine: Victim's Newsletter, The H No. 352. December, 1996 Parody News. Media 152354 1965 Mad Magazine: Walter Cronkite H No. 97. September, 1965 Parody News. "The Walt Cronkite Show." 152355 2001 Mad Magazine: West Wing, The TV Satire H No. 402. February, 2001 Parody News. The West Wing. "The Worst Wing." 152356 1984 Mad Magazine: What Kind of Weather Report Can Chill You to the Bone?" H No. 244. January, 1984 Parody News. Weather Report. Al Jaffee. 152357 1997 Mad Magazine: What Other Magazines Resort to Featuring Nude Celebrities on their Covers H No. 356. April, 1997 Parody Magazines. 152358 1954 Mad Magazine: What's My Shine! (a better way to broadcast the McCarthy hearings) H No. 17. November, 1954 Parody News. Media. Media and Senator McCarthy hearings. 152359 1979 Mad Magazine: When "Truth-In-Advertising" Laws Apply to Classified Ads H No. 209. September, 1979 Parody News. Newspapers 152360 1963 Mad Magazine: When Advertising Takes Over Magazines Completely H No. 76. January, 1963 Parody Magazines.. Advertising 152361 1972 Mad Magazine: When Madison Avenue Appeals to Extremists H No. 148. January 1972 Parody News. Advertising 152362 1962 Mad Magazine: When Newspaper Editors Go On Vacation and Summer Replacements Take Over H No. 74. October, 1962 Parody News. Newspapers 152363 1988 Mad Magazine: When Other Comic Strips Start Using the "Far Side" Formula H No. 280. July, 1988 Parody News. Newspaper Comic Strips 152364 2002 Mad Magazine: When Other Magazines Follow Maxim's "Sex, Beer & Babes" Formula For Success H No. 423. November, 2002 Parody Magazines. 152365 1978 Mad Magazine: When Those "Old Line" Comic Strips Follow the New Wave, Cerebral "Doonesbury" Trend H No. 200. July 1978 Parody News. Newspaper Comic Strips 152366 1994 Mad Magazine: When Today's Controversial Issues Totally Invade the Comics H No. 326. March-April, 1994. Parody News. Newspaper Comic Strips 152367 1972 Mad Magazine: When TV Makes Full Use of Howard Cosell H No. 150. April, 1972 Parody News. Howard Cosell 152368 1998 Mad Magazine: Who's Who Outside the Today Show Window H No. 369. May, 1998 Parody News. Morning TV News Shows 152369 2004 Mad Magazine: William Shakespeare, Political Commentator H No. 445. September, 2004 Parody News. Political Commentators 152370 1981 Mad Magazine: William Shakespeare…Movie Critic H No. 224. July, 1981 Parody News. Movie Critics. 152371 1981 Mad Magazine: William Shakespeare…Social Critic H No. 225. September, 1981 Parody News. Critics 152372 1980 Mad Magazine: WKRP In Cincinnati TV Satire H No. 218. October, 1980 Parody News. "WKRP In Cincinnati" TV Satire. "WKRAP in Cincinnati." 152373 1925 Mad Marriage, The M AFI-Authors/Playwrights Writer 152374 1979 Mad Max M DVD -R HQ 8451, 8452. L TV Newsreader (Neil Thompson) 152375 2007 Mad Men: Ladies Room T DVD -R HQ 8809 Episode #2. 7-26-2007 News Media. Adman struggles to stay ahead of the rapidly changing times. Newspapers, magazines, television in the 1950s. Adman Don conceals his personal life. 152376 2007 Mad Men: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes T DVD -R HQ 8808 Episode #1. 7-19-2007 News Media. Adman struggles to stay ahead of the rapidly changing times. Newspapers, magazines, television in the 1950s. 152377 1938 Mad Miss Manton, The M DVD -R HQ 2267, 2268. SVDSP 569. SV 100 Collison, Wilson (Story). Philip G. Epstein (Screenplay) Ness Book. Fonda Editor Peter Ames (Henry Fonda), newspaper editor ridicules socialite in print and she shows up to slap him. He slaps her back and she sues him for libel. Romance develops and they solve a murder together. Reporter-Newspaperman (George Chandler). Newspaper Editor (Paul Everton). Managing Editor (Leonard Mudie). Assistant News Editor (Byron Foulger). Newsboy (Gerald Pierce). "Newspapers are funny institutions, Miss Manton. They take an ordinary reporter like me and make him an editor, as long as he's willing to work for the same salary." 152378 1942 Mad Monster, The M Myton, Fred (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Tom Gregory (Johnny Downs) is in love with daughter of scientist who has turned a servant into a werewolf-like creature. He interviews a professor about murder of young girl and professor is later killed. Reporter thinks murder is the work of some "overgrown lizard that used to be head man on Earth." Reporter suspects scientist and tells the daughter:" I hope I'm wrong but I'll do anything I can to learn the truth, no matter where it leads." Scientist is seeking revenge on those who mocked him for his experiments and accuses the reporter of being part of a profession that once ridiculed him, although reporter points out he did not write any of the articles that attacked the scientist. Reporter and daughter escape when house catches fire while the scientist and his experiment are killed. "This should make a gory enough story for your paper." "It's more than just a story to me. He was my friend." 152379 1931 Mad Murder N Wilkinson, Richard H. Press 152380 2005 Mad World M Female Reporter (Kerry Liu). Four troubled teens, with nothing to do in their empty lives and no one to turn to for guidance, are tormented by all facets of society. 152381 2005 Madagascar M DVD -R HQ 7205, 7206. News Media. News Reporter (Devika Parikh - Voice). 152382 2007 Madah-Sartre N Toumi, Alek Baylee Journalist and Algerian Poet Tahar Djaout was killed in 1993. His funeral attracts Author-Philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre and Author Simone de Beauvoir. En route they are kidnapped by Islamic terrorists and ordered to convert or die. Since they are already dead, fearless Sartre gives the terrorists a chance to convince him with reason. 152383 1999 Madam Hollywood M Reporter. Beautiful reporter infiltrates Hollywood call girl ring 152384 1899 Madam Paradox: Novel, A N USC Ormerod, Maud W. Freelancer Katherine Randolph, "free lance at your service." Article in the Scorpion. "You pen is caustic." (Mrs. Curtis Randolph, her husband died at sea. She becomes Madame Paradox). No money -- so choice between literature and the stage. Picked literature. Rejection slips. Then an introduction to the editor of the Scorpion, John Stirling. She doesn't want to be known. Will use nom de plume, Paradox. Young, pretty and bright, a widow, and an American, possibly in need of money, or, more likely, has merely caught the literary fever, is ambitious to see her name in print. -- Editor's reaction upon seeing her. She tells him she wants to be a journalist. 152385 1930 Madam Satan M Radio Newscaster (Cecil B. DeMille - Voice). 152386 2004 Madam's Family, The: Truth About Canal Street, The MT DVD -R HQ 2235, 2236 Based on a true story. News Media. TV Reporters (Ryan Rilette, Chris Rose). Three generations of New Orleans prostitutes fight the FBI and each other. 152387 1961 Madame N Selby, John Columnist, a dominating woman columnist is a success in business, but a failure as a mother. 152388 1993 Madame M Editor (Daniel Shriver). 152389 1995 Madame Butterfly M Photographer (Salem Zahrouni - The Photographer). 152390 1982 Madame Claude 2 (aka Intimate Moments) M Journalist-Photographer Christian, le reporter (Philippe Baronnet) investigates a ring of call girls who are being used in diplomatic negotiations. Madame Claude blackmails the publisher of the paper with a compromising videotape of him and gets him to drop the story. 152391 2007 Madame Cobilet: Box, The N Frances, Mary News Media builds up Margaret Cobilet, the world-renowned psychic so she is at the top of her world. In demand for public appearances, she traveled from one state to another, flashing her long nails and diamond rings for the audiences. Her uncanny ability to read people and objects helped solve “cold cases” for the police. Audiences loved her and the news media followed. Then there was New Mexico: a case with no clues, a school bus with children missing. Unable to help, Madame Cobilet fell from her pedestal. As quickly as the news media built her up, they tore her down. Labeled a fraud and failure, she found refuge in her home, and hoped to find a clue that would bring the children home. What kept her locked behind the walls of her mansion and what was she searching for? After 25 years, Margaret Cobilet steps from her home to face the world once more. The question now, as it has always been, is: Where are the children? 152392 1943 Madame Curie M DVD -R HQ 2673, 2674, 2661 (2674 is mislabeled 22673 on Disc)). L Reporter (Van Johnson). Photographer (Leo Mostovoy). 152393 1953 Madame de…. MF Reporter (Georges Vitray), Vieux reporter 152394 1988 Madame Sousatzka M Music Critic (Vernon Dobtcheff) 152395 1942 Madame Spy M Young, Clarence Upson (Story). Lynn Riggs, Young (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent David Bannister (Don Porter) is also a broadcaster. He marries a woman during a French bombing raid. They spend their honeymoon in Shanghai, South America and elsewhere while Bannister tracks down various stories. When they return to New York, his wife begins meeting with a suspected Nazi leader and others. Reporter pretends to leave town and has a friend trail his wife. After following her to the spies' headquarters at a farmhouse, the friend and the reporter are captured. As the Nazi leader prepares to execute them, he is shot. It turns out reporter's wife is a double-agent. Announcer (Reid Kilpatrick). Reporter (Phil Warren). Newsboy (Sidney Miller) 152396 1937 Madame X M Newspaper Office Clerk (Art Dupuis). French Newspaper Employee (Louis Mercier). 152397 1982 Madame's Place T Series 9-1982 to 9-1983 Talk Show Host. Puppet Madame hosts Madame's Place, late-night TV talk show. She enjoys reading the Enquiring Star 152398 1916 Madcap, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 152399 1996 Madchen Olivia, Das MF Reporter (Peter Welter Soler). 152400 2000 Madchenhandel - Das schmutzige Geschaft mit der Lust MTF Germany Reporter (Ulf Montanus). 152401 1996 Madden NFL 97 G Commentator (Pat Summerall - Himself). Host (James Brown - Himself). 152402 1964 Maddening Crowd, The M AFI-Authors Writer 152403 2008 Maddening Truth, The P Hay, David World Premiere by Keen Company 1-15-2008 War Correspondent Martha Gelhorn, Ernest Hemingway’s third wife, is the subject of this play. 152404 1972 Made M Interviewer (Bob Harris) 152405 1987 Made in Heaven M TV Interviewer (Billi Jo Rucker). TV Interviewer Reginald (Leon Martell). TV Interviewer (Dave Michaels). 152406 2009 Made in Hungaria M Hungary TV Newscaster (Noemi Bard). 152407 1966 Made in Paris M DVD -R HQ 6448, 6447 (Mislabeled on disc as 6448 also). SVDSP 1383 Roberts, Stanley (Screenplay). AFI-Journalists Correspondent Herb Stone (Richard Crenna) in Paris is asked to keep eye on fashion buyer's assistant by the son of her boss. He falls for her, but she ends up with boss's son. 152408 1969 Made in Sweden MF Journalist. Editor at newspaper (Gunnar Arvidson). Editor-in-chief at newspaper (Sigge Agren). Journalist at press conference at Arlanda (Margareta Stromstedt). Journalist (Gudrun Ryman). Journalist at press conference at Arlanda (Bo Holmstrom). Journalist at press conference at the bank (Olle Stenholm). Journalists (Olle Gronstedt, Stig Nahlbom, Ake Cato). 152409 1966 Made in U.S.A. M News Media. Provincial Journalist (Isabelle Pons) 152410 2008 Made of Honor M News Media. Scenes shot at the Los Angeles Times. 152411 1933 Made on Broadway M DVD -R HQ 6129, 6128 PR New York Press Agent makes a suicidal girl a celebrity. Photographer (Charles Williams). 152412 2008 Madea Goes To Jail M Perry, Tyler (Based on his Play. Screenwriter-Director) News Media. Reporter (Joe Walsh). Reporter (Trey Greene). After a high-speed freeway chase puts Madea, the irreverent, pistol-packin’ grandmomma, in front of a judge, her reprieve is short-lived as anger management issues get the best of her and she lands in jail. 152413 2009 Madea Goes to Jail M News Media. TV Reporter (Tony Harris). Reporter #1 (Annie Cook). Reporter #2 (Trey Greene). Reporter (Joe Walsh). Mischievous grandma Madea lands in jail where she meets a variety of interesting characters. 152414 2009 Madea Goes To Jail M News Media. TV Reporter (Tony Harris). Reporter #1 (Annie Cook). Reporter #2 (Trey Greene). Reporter (Joe Walsh). Mischievous grandma Madea lands in jail where she meets a variety of mixed-up characters. 152415 1950 Madeleine M DVD -R HQ 8132, 8133 Commentator (James McKechnie) 152416 1950 Madeleine P MLPL Campion, C. Play Index, 1949-1952 Press 152417 1971 Madeleine Is M Interviewer (Roxanne Irwin). 152418 1971 Madeline Is M Interviewer (Roxanne Irwin) 152419 1956 Mademoiselle Striptease (aka En effeuillant la marguerite, Please Mr. Balzac, Plucking the Daisy). MF France Magazine Reporter Daniel Roy (Daniel Gelin) is covering an amateur striptease contest that his girlfriend Agnes Dumont (Brigitte Bardot) has entered to make money. Her father had wanted to send his nubile daughter to a convent after he discovered she is A.D., the author of a scandalous, under-the-counter, steamy, best-selling novel. She escapes to Paris, planning to live with her brother who she thinks is a rich artist. But he’s actually a poor guide in the Balzac Museum. This misunderstanding gets her in serious trouble and she needs the grand prize in the striptease contest to make things right. She enters the striptease contest behind a mask and a pseudonym. A conflict occurs when the reporter boyfriend starts wooing both women eager to unmask the mystery sexpot. 152420 1990 Madhouse M TV Reporter Jessie Bannister, part of young couple attacked by hordes of maddening house guests; Mark Bannister is a financial adviser. Field Reporter (Bob Sorenson). 152421 1974 Madhouse M Reporter (Christopher Sandford). TV Interviewer (Michael Parkinson). 152422 2005 Madison M Sports. ABC's Wide Wide World of Sports and the 1971 Gold Cup of hydroplane racing. 152423 2008 Madison M War Correspondent Michael (James DeVita) has just returned from Iraq after four difficult years. Emotionally scarred from the experience, Michael travels to Madison in search of the youthful idealism he had as a young college student at the University of Wisconsin. During his visit, he looks up his best friend from college whose wife has just died, but who maintains a positive outlook on life. His friend’s eight-year-old daughter, Maddy (Sophia DeVita) forges a unique bond with Michael eventually leading to the journalist’s cathartic emotional slace. 152424 1962 Madison Avenue M SVD 1100 Kirk, Jeremy (Book - "Build-Up Boys, The"). Norman Corwin (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Ness Book Washington Reporter Peggy Shannon (Jeanne Crain) manipulated by her sometimes lover into helping him steal a major dairy account from a rival. Lover decides to build up subsidiary which is being handled by failing ad agency. Reporter gets upset after lover fixes her up with another man in order to land the account. She writes an article on "the build-up boys," exposing tactics of man she loved. Agency head persuades her lover to play up to her to stop the article. Although she realizes the truth, she decides to burn the piece. Lover stops her and threatens to run it himself to keep the agency head in check. Reporter reconciles with the man she loves and he goes back to work for rival advertising firm. 152425 2002 Madison Heights: Running Scared T Episode #1. News Media. TV Reporter (Jacqueline Heber). 152426 2005 Madison House N Donahue, Peter African-American Journalist James Colter, a muckraking black journalist who owns and publishes the Seattle Sentry newspaper is the love interest of a woman who owns Madison House taking in boarders. It's turn-of-the-century Seattle's explosive transformation from frontier outpost to major metropolis. 152427 1932 Madison Square Garden (aka Madison Sq. Garden) M VHS 1075 Sports Reporter (James Donlan). Sports Reporter (Cyril Ring). Sports Reporter (Tammany Young). Boxing film includes Real-Life Journalists (Damon Runyon, Jack Lait, Grantland Rice, Ed W. Smith, Westbrook Pegler, Paul Gallico). Reporter at Ringside (Reed Howes). Reporter at Ringside (Charles Williams). 152428 1994 Madison: Treehuggers T Episode #14. News Media. Reporter (Laura-Laara Sadiq). 152429 2004 Madlax C Japan. Series 2004. TV Newscaster (Gene Tognacci - Voice). 152430 1978 Madman At My Door, A NM Waugh, Hillary Reporter, young, ambitious and insensitive, helps stir things up, giving the novel a full complement of conservative villains: courts, psychiatrists, press. 152431 1994 Madman of the People: T VHS 511, 297, 296, 281. Episodes. Series (September, 1994-June 1995). 16 Episodes Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. Meg Buckner is his daughter and she has some different ideas of how magazine should be run and has no intention of putting up with what she sees as Jack's outdated attitude. He speaks his mind, makes a lot of enemies and doesn't sweat the little details. B.J. Cooper (Craig Bierko) is an ambitious investigative reporter with eyes for Meg. Sasha Danziger (Amy Aquino) irritates Jack with her constant optimism. 152432 1994 Madman of the People: 'Till Death Do Us Part T Episode #5. 10-20-1994 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. 152433 1994 Madman of the People: All Work and No Play Makes Jack a Mad Boy T Episode #3. 10-6-1994 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. 152434 1995 Madman of the People: Anytime, Anywhere T Episode #15. 6-10-1995 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. 152435 1994 Madman of the People: Birthday in the Big House T Episode #7. 11-3-1994 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. Blackout in the city finds Jack enduring a miserable birthday. Sasha and Meg are stuck in an elevator with a gorgeous construction worker. 152436 1994 Madman of the People: Guys Just Wanna Have Fun T Episode #4. 10-13-1994 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. 152437 1994 Madman of the People: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Christmas T Episode #10. 12-15-1994 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. 152438 1994 Madman of the People: Jack Buckner Society, The T Episode #6. 10-27-1994 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. 152439 1994 Madman of the People: Jack Has Left the Building T Episode #8. 12-1-1994 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. 152440 1994 Madman of the People: Life Without Father T Episode #9. 12-8-1994 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. 152441 1995 Madman of the People: Madman and the Showgirl, The T Episode #16. 6-17-1995 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. 152442 1994 Madman of the People: Murder Most Fowl T Lapiduss, Sally and Pamela Eells Episode #2. 9-29-1994 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. After Jack writes a column wishing for the death of a noisy robin, the bird chirps its last chirp -- prompting the neighbors to wish that Jack were tarred and feathered. 152443 1995 Madman of the People: Notes From the Underground T Episode #12. 1-5-1995 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. 152444 1995 Madman of the People: Pen Is Mightier Than the Sword, The T Episode #14. 1-26-1995 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. 152445 1994 Madman of the People: Pilot T Cluess, Christopher and Stuart Kreisman Episode #1. 9-22-1994 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. Egocentric columnist and the new young publisher-editor who happens to be his daughter lock horns when Meg decides to fire Jack's best friend. 152446 1995 Madman of the People: Truths My Father Told T Episode #13. 1-12-1995. Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. 152447 1994 Madman of the People: What a Big Mouth You Have, Grammy T Episode #11. 12-29-1994 Magazine Columnist Jack "Madman" Buckner (Dabney Coleman) is an irreverent New York Columnist who uses his "Madman of the People" column in Your Times Magazine as his soapbox. Meg Buckner (Cynthia Gibb) is his new, young editor. 152448 2006 Madness M Newscaster (Andy Schofield). 152449 2006 Madness of Boy George, The DT Journalist-Broadcaster (Matthew Wright). Music Journalist (Miranda Sawyer). Narrator Simon Callow. 152450 1990 Madonna and the Dragon, The (aka Madonne et le dragon, La. Tinkling) M Degathi, Reza and Samuel Fuller (Story). Fuller (Adaptation) France. Ness Photojournalist Patty Meredith (Jennifer Beals) is one of many covering the "People Revolution" in the Philippines. Newsworld Chief (Samuel Fuller) 152451 1996 Madsen og Co.: London Tur-retur TF Episode #4. 11-17-1996 Journalist Josefine (Birgitte Simonsen). Fotograf Mik (Claus Gerving). 152452 2008 MADtv: News Press Conference T DVD -R HQ 9794 Episode. 3-29-2008 Parody News. Channel 4 Breaking News live -- Minnesota Governor Aaron Castel resigns with his wife looking on as he blames her for all of his problems. Reporters ask questions of the governor and his wife. Reporter Eric gives lurid details of what the governor did in asking a question to his wife. Reporter Jane does the same thing offering a picture of the governor dressed as Liza Minelli. She asks if in light of this photograph, is she still being a doormat to her husband. Another male reporter also adds lurid details in his question to the wife. “Do you have any respect for yourself?” he asks. Another male reporter asks a similar question. 152453 2008 MADtv: Oprah Winfrey-Barrack Obama Parody T DVD -R HQ 9794 Episode. 3-29-2008 Parody of Talk-Show Host Oprah Winfrey. She joins Presidential Candidate Barrack Obama does a musical rap number with Talk-Show Host Winfrey. 152454 2001 MADtv: 20/20 and Connie Chung T DVD -R HQ 9759 Episode #704. 10-20-2001 Parody News. TV Anchor-Interviewer Connie Chung substituting for Barbara Walters in a 20/20 segment on Aaron Spelling. 152455 2008 MADtv: American Idol News Coverage T DVD -R HQ 9794 Episode. 3-29-2008 Parody Entertainment News. Coverage of American Idol press conference. 152456 2003 MADtv: Andy Rooney T DVD -R HQ 10618 Episode #909. 12-6-2003 Parody News. 60 Minutes Correspondent Andy Rooney talks about language clichés and is edited heavily by the producers. 152457 2008 MADtv: BBC News T DVD -R HQ 9963 Episode. 2-16-2008 Parody News. BBC News parody with Brady Poppins covering the Parliament, Diane Prissy on the “Queen Watch,” Wally Balls, “Sports Today, and Breaking News with the entire BBC News Team. “It’s an ugly world and our reporters reflect that,” the anchor says. The BBC Reporters are the ugliest reporters ever put on television. 152458 1997 MADtv: Bernard Shaw at the CNN Presidential Townhall Meeting T DVD -R HQ 10618 Episode #306. 11-1-1997 Parody News. CNN Anchor Bernard Shaw hosts the CNN Presidential Townhall Meeting in New Haven with President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Clinton. 152459 2001 MADtv: Bernard Shaw Parody T DVD -R HQ 10146 Episode #617. 2-24-2001 Parody News. CNN Anchor Bernard Shaw (Aries Spears) has an emotional meltdown during his last day at CNN. 152460 2003 MADtv: Connie Chung T Episode #813. 2-1-2003 Parody News. TV Anchor-Interviewer Connie Chung in “Connie Chung Tonight.” 152461 2003 MADtv: Connie Chung T Episode #908. Parody News. TV Anchor-Interviewer Connie Chung in “Connie Chung Tonight.” 152462 2002 MADtv: Diane Sawyer Interviews Whitney Houston T Episode Parody News. News. TV Anchor Diane Sawyer interviews Singer Whitney Houston, parody of real interview that took place in 2002. 152463 1999 MADtv: Dolomite vs. Blackbelt Jones T DVD -R HQ 5765 Episode Parody Celebrity Journalism. Mad TV James Bond Premiere Red Carpet Spectacular - Interviewers Alex Borstein and Will Sasso interviewing real actors from film. 152464 2000 MADtv: Entertainment Tonight Parody T DVD -R HQ 7203 Episode. Parody News. Parody Entertainment Tonight with Anchor Mary Hart. 152465 2008 MADtv: Fox News Parody T DVD -R HQ 9862 Episode. 4-26-2008 Parody News. TV Reporter Page Hopkins of Fox News Live in East Los Angeles interviewing young Hispanic men about candidates for president. 152466 2008 MADtv: Hannah Montana/ Johnny Gam and Pongo Show T Episode. 2-2008 Parody News. Male TV Reporter of WRUZ Channel 6 News is in the field at the Fairview Fire covering Breaking News. He is interviewing a fireman but the interview is constantly interrupted by the reporter’s facial tics, rolling eyes, noises and other physical ailments that the fireman mistakes for judgmental comments. They fight, the reporter apologizes, the interview starts again and the same thing happens again. Finally the fireman asks the reporter how he could be a reporter with all of those problems and the field reporter shouts that is the reason he’s stuck on this local station doing stupid fire stories instead of being on the network. 152467 2002 MADtv: Jenny Jones Show T DVD -R HQ 10618 Episode #724. 5-11-2002 Parody Talk Show Hosts. The Jenny Jones Show gets serious when it has First Lady Laura Bush on stage to discuss education reform. The show quickly degenerates into a yelling brawl. 152468 2003 MADtv: Jenny Jones Show T DVD -R HQ 11008 Episode #811. 1-18-2003 Parody Talk Show Hosts. The Jenny Jones Show Makeovers. 152469 1997 MADtv: Local News Anchor T DVD -R HQ 10618 Episode #303. 10-4-1997 Parody News. TV Anchor Cynthia Bell of ABN Evening News says whatever she hears in her ear piece including instructions to the camera and the lunch order. 152470 2003 MADtv: Los Angeles Laker Press Conference: Gay New Laker T DVD -R HQ 10618 Episode #909. 12-6-2003 Parody Sports News. Press Conference with reporters interviewing Los Angeles Laker Coach Phil Jackson and Player Kobe Bryant’s replacement, Saphron Johnson, the new Super Gay Laker. 152471 1998 MADtv: MADtv Ruined My Life. The Outrageous Sketches That Shocked a Nation T DVD -R HQ 9722 Episode #402. 1998. Parody News. TV Field Reporter Sue Napersville (Alex Borstein) from Channel 6 News covers a police story by interviewing a police officer. Shock Radio Jock Howard Stern. 152472 2003 MADtv: Mexican Mariachi Band in Tijuana: Parody 60 Minutes. Andy Rooney T DVD -R HQ 4920 Episode Parody News. Parody 60 Minutes. Andy Rooney commentary is edited to sound obscene and racist. 152473 2003 MADtv: Mexican Mariachi Band in Tijuana: Parody Celebrity Interviews at Awards Show T DVD -R HQ 4920 Episode Parody News. Parody Celebrity Interviews at Vibes Awards Show. 152474 2003 MADtv: Mexican Mariachi Band in Tijuana: Parody News T DVD -R HQ 4920 Episode Parody News. Female TV Reporter Diane on Channel 6 doing a broadcast on the Special Olympics. Morning News Show - Today. Willard Scott, Al Roper, Katie Couric and Matt Lauer Matt Lauer introduce P-Diddy and Lenny Kravitz song and react to sexual innuendos in the song. 152475 2008 MADtv: Nancy Grace Parody T DVD -R HQ 9862 (False Start - Second Recording is Complete). Episode. 4-26-2008 Parody News. CNN Nancy Grace on a suspected child killer. Land of Imagitopia. His family searches for him. Father is accused of murdering his son. Reporters following him. CNN: The Rosebush Killer? Father is branded a killer. Grace: Verdict guilty. Two worlds. Two different results. Father commits suicide. Son comes home from a magical adventure and returns as an orphan. 152476 1997 MADtv: News at 6 T Eight sketches include News at 6. Parody News. News at 6 is an evening news program hosted by Miguel O’Reilly (Chris Hogan) and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo (Nicole Sullivan). The show also features Field Correspondent Sue Napersville (Alex Borstein) and Weatherman Chance Cumulus (Phil LaMarr). Rosa Marticorena (Debra Wilson) is an Hispanic eyewitness of newsworthy events. TV Newsman Carl Thunderstand (Andrew Daly) appears in later appearances of News at 6. “Before it happens you get here on News at 6, LA’s top News Team with Miguel O’Reilly and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo.” #304 - Windstorm ‘97 (without Thunderstand). The News at 6 team covers a giant windstorm. #307 - Eyewitness Swan 2. Diane Lawyer-Trabajo interviews Ms. Bunny Swan who has witnessed a crime. #309 - Darkness ‘97 (without Thunderstand). The News at 6 team covers a massive power outage. #313 - Epidemic ‘98 (without Thunderstand). The News at 6 team covers an epidemic. #402 - News at 6: Cop on the Beat. Sue Napersville interviews a police officer. #425 - Spore Attack ‘99. The News at 6 team covers a spore attack (without Miguel O’Reilly or Thunderstand). #629 - Crackhouse Eyewitness with Carl Thunderstand who interviews Walter and Amber on the street. #720 - Bunifa: Making It Through Customs with Carl Thunderstand as a new anchorman reporting on an airport being shut down after Bunifa comes through customs. 152477 1997 MADtv: News at 6 T Episode #304. Parody News. News at 6 is an evening news program hosted by Miguel O’Reilly (Chris Hogan) and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo (Nicole Sullivan). The show also features Field Correspondent Sue Napersville (Alex Borstein) and Weatherman Chance Cumulus (Phil LaMarr). Rosa Marticorena (Debra Wilson) is an Hispanic eyewitness of newsworthy events. “Before it happens you get here on News at 6, LA’s top News Team with Miguel O’Reilly and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo.”Windstorm ‘97. The News at 6 team covers a giant windstorm. 152478 1997 MADtv: News at 6 T DVD -R HQ 10146 Episode #307. 11-8-1997 Parody News. News at 6 is an evening news program hosted by Miguel O’Reilly (Chris Hogan) and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo (Nicole Sullivan). The show also features Field Correspondent Sue Napersville (Alex Borstein) and Weatherman Chance Cumulus (Phil LaMarr). “Before it happens you get here on News at 6, LA’s top News Team with Miguel O’Reilly and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo.”Eyewitness Swan 2. Diane Lawyer-Trabajo interviews Ms. Bunny Swan who has witnessed a crime. 152479 1999 MADtv: News at 6 T Episode #629 Parody News. News at 6 is an evening news program hosted by Miguel O’Reilly (Chris Hogan) and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo (Nicole Sullivan). The show also features Field Correspondent Sue Napersville (Alex Borstein) and Weatherman Chance Cumulus (Phil LaMarr). “Before it happens you get here on News at 6, LA’s top News Team with Miguel O’Reilly and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo.” Bunifa: Making It Through Customs with Carl Thunderstand as a new anchorman reporting on an airport being shut down after Bunifa comes through customs. 152480 1999 MADtv: News at 6 T Episode #720 Parody News. News at 6 is an evening news program hosted by Miguel O’Reilly (Chris Hogan) and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo (Nicole Sullivan). The show also features Field Correspondent Sue Napersville (Alex Borstein) and Weatherman Chance Cumulus (Phil LaMarr). “Before it happens you get here on News at 6, LA’s top News Team with Miguel O’Reilly and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo.” Bunifa: Making It Through Customs with Carl Thunderstand as a new anchorman reporting on an airport being shut down after Bunifa comes through customs. 152481 1997 MADtv: News at 6: Darkness ‘97 T DVD -R HQ 10618 Episode #309. 11-22-1997 Parody News. News at 6 is an evening news program hosted by Miguel O’Reilly (Chris Hogan) and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo (Nicole Sullivan). The show also features Field Correspondent Sue Napersville (Alex Borstein) and Weatherman Chance Cumulus (Phil LaMarr). “Before it happens you get here on News at 6, LA’s top News Team with Miguel O’Reilly and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo.” Darkness ‘97 (without Thunderstand). The News at 6 team covers a massive power outage. 152482 1998 MADtv: News at 6: Epidemic ‘98 T Episode #313 Parody News. News at 6 is an evening news program hosted by Miguel O’Reilly (Chris Hogan) and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo (Nicole Sullivan). The show also features Field Correspondent Sue Napersville (Alex Borstein) and Weatherman Chance Cumulus (Phil LaMarr). “Before it happens you get here on News at 6, LA’s top News Team with Miguel O’Reilly and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo.” Epidemic ‘98 (without Thunderstand). The News at 6 team covers an epidemic. 152483 1999 MADtv: News at 6: Spore Attack ‘99! T Episode #425. 5-22-1999 Parody News. News at 6 is an evening news program hosted by Miguel O’Reilly (Chris Hogan) and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo (Nicole Sullivan). The show also features Field Correspondent Sue Napersville (Alex Borstein) and Weatherman Chance Cumulus (Phil LaMarr). “Before it happens you get here on News at 6, LA’s top News Team with Brian Mai Tai and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo.” Spore Attack ‘99. The News at 6 team covers a spore attack (without Miguel O’Reilly or Thunderstand). 152484 2008 MADtv: News Broadcasts T DVD -R HQ 9875 Episode. 4-24-2008 Parody News. TV stations report the news of the end of the world while an Hispanic channel continues to have fun. 152485 2000 MADtv: Parody ABC TV Newsman Sam Donaldson T DVD -R HQ 10146 Episode. 4-6-2000 Parody News. ABC TV Newsman Sam Donaldson offers new Zagruder film. Donaldson is created like Max Headroom -- a video caricature of the real Donaldson. 152486 2003 MADtv: Parody African-American News T DVD -R HQ 10353. DVD -R HQ 10284. Episode #811. 1-18-2003 Parody News. African-Americans present “Real Mother----ing News.” 152487 2004 MADtv: Parody Al Jazeera News T DVD -R HQ 10349 Episode. 12-11-2004 Parody News. Eye Witness News Team for News From Al Jazeera. Constant refrain: “Death to America.” Mimics American Eye Witness News Team including a Andrew Rooney-type editorial. 152488 2001 MADtv: Parody Antiques Roadshow News Report T Episode. 10-6-2001 Parody News. Antiques Roadshow News Report. 152489 2004 MADtv: Parody Barbara Walters Comes up with The View T DVD -R HQ 10539 Episode #919. 3-20-2004 Parody Barbara Walters leaves 20/20 and comes up with a new idea, The View. 152490 1998 MADtv: Parody Bernard Shaw T DVD -R HQ 10539 Episode #401. 9-12-1998 Parody Bernard Shaw at the CNN Newsstand apologizing for a false story on nerve gas 152491 1999 MADtv: Parody Bill O’Reilly T DVD -R HQ 10539 Episode #501. 9-25-1999 Parody. Bill O’Reilly Report on Fox News. 152492 2004 MADtv: Parody Billboard Music Awards T DVD -R HQ 10284 Episode #1009. 12-18-2004 Parody News. Entertainment Reporters cover the Billboard Music Awards 152493 2004 MADtv: Parody Black History Month News T Episode. 2-14-2004 Parody News. News. Black History Month Action News. 152494 1999 MADtv: Parody Blair Witch Project with TV Reporters Ted Koppel, Diane Sawyer and Bernard Shaw T DVD -R HQ 10539 Episode #501. 9-25-1999 Parody Blair Witch Project with TV Reporters Ted Koppel, Diane Sawyer and Bernard Shaw wandering around with documentary cameras, confused and scared. 152495 2001 MADtv: Parody Blockbuster Video Awards T DVD -R HQ 10353 Episode. 5-17-2001. Parody Entertainment News. Entertainment TV Reporters Alex Borstein and Will Sasso cover the Blockbuster Video Awards for MADtv. 152496 2001 MADtv: Parody CBS News T Episode. 4-28-2001 Parody News. CBS News - Survivor Encore. 152497 2003 MADtv: Parody Connie Chung T DVD -R HQ 8X 4619 Episode #193. Episode #819. 3-22-2003 Parody News. TV News Anchor Connie Chung interviews celebrities. Oscar Show Nominated Actress. 152498 2003 MADtv: Parody Connie Chung T DVD -R HQ 10353 Episode #813. 2-1-2003 Parody News. TV Anchor Connie Chung (Bobby Lee) interviews Joe Millionaire on “Connie Chung Tonight.” 152499 2003 MADtv: Parody E Entertainment T DVD -R HQ 10539 Episode #904. 10-4-2003 Parody Entertainment Paparazzi. E Celebrities Uncensored show entertainment paparazzi doing horrible things to celebrities to get a picture and show them “uncensored.” A rock is thrown at Jack Nichols. Kid Rock and his date are covered with a net and tasered. Brad Pitt goes after paparazzi after they poke Jennifer A. with a tree. 152500 2001 MADtv: Parody Entertainment Journalism T DVD -R HQ 10146 Episode #707. 11-24-2001 Parody News. Entertainment Reporters Alex Borstein and Will Sasso do red carpet celebrity interviews at “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” premiere. 152501 2008 MADtv: Parody Entertainment News T DVD -R HQ 10329 Episode. 9-27-2008 Parody Entertainment News. Reporter Arden Myrin for MADtv on the red carpet for the “Eagle Eye” movie premiere. 152502 2000 MADtv: Parody Entertainment Reporters T DVD -R HQ 10353 Episode #608. 12-9-2000 Parody Entertainment News. Red Carpet TV Reporters Alex Borstein and Will Sasso are at “The Grinch Who Stole Christmas” movie premiere covering it for MADtv. 152503 1999 MADtv: Parody Entertainment Reporters at a James Bond Premiere T DVD -R HQ 10539 Episode #509. 11-20-1999. Parody Entertainment Reporters cover a James Bond film premiere. 152504 2004 MADtv: Parody Entertainment Reporters at Premiere T DVD -R HQ 10539 Episode #1009. 12-18-2004 Parody Entertainment Reporters at Premiere of Coldcreek Manor. 152505 2002 MADtv: Parody Entertainment Reporters at Red Carpet Emmys T DVD -R HQ 10539 Episode #803. 9-28-2002 Parody Entertainment Reporters on the Red Carpet at the 2002 Emmy Awards. 152506 2003 MADtv: Parody Film Critic T DVD -R HQ 8X 4619 Episode Parody News. Film Critic Gene St. John (Fred Willard) shows up on African-American Oscar talk show, "Real ……….ing Oscar Talk." 152507 2001 MADtv: Parody Fox News T Episode. 11-24-2001 Parody News. Fox News. 152508 2002 MADtv: Parody Fox News T Episode. 1-12-2002 Parody News. Fox News 152509 2004 MADtv: Parody Fox News T Episode. 5-15-2004 Parody News. Fox Action News. 152510 2008 MADtv: Parody Fox News T DVD -R HQ 10296 Episode. 9-13-2008 Parody News. Fox Eco Party Reporter is “slightly hammered” and insults everyone as she covers the party before falling into a limo. 152511 2008 MADtv: Parody Fox Political News T DVD -R HQ 10296 Episode. 9-20-2008 Parody News. TV News Anchor Mary Sullivan of Fox News and TV Field Reporter Angelica DuBois cover the Democratic Presidential Candidate for 2008, Barack Obama reporting ridiculous news about him to put him in a negative light, covering any story that shows Obama in a bad light.” 152512 2003 MADtv: Parody Jenny Jones T DVD -R HQ 10353 Episode #820. 4-5-2003 Parody TV Talk Show. TV Talk Show Host Jenny Jones. 152513 2006 MADtv: Parody Larry King T Episode. 9-23-2006 Parody News. Larry King. Weekly News With Toby. 152514 2004 MADtv: Parody Local News T DVD -R HQ 10353 Episode #915. 2-14-2004 Parody Local News. Channel Two in Chicago Action News team with TV Anchors Lloyd Backman and Lindsey Crane. A crazed gunman invades the news set and Crane shoots back killing practically everyone on the set including Backman and the crazed gunman. 152515 2008 MADtv: Parody Local News Investigations T DVD -R HQ 9812 Episode. 4-5-2008 Parody News. TV Investigation Reporters: Gotcha Squad! KTLP Action News Investigative Team. Channel 35. Male Reporter Cruz Verrero chasing man. He’s very short and the people believe he is exposing them because he is so short. Auto Repairs Shop: Workers do not wash their hands. “You’ve Just Got Gotcha.” Nail polish expose. Merry-Go-Round without a permit. The reporter comes up to their waist. 152516 1997 MADtv: Parody Mary Tyler Moore Show T DVD -R HQ 10353 Episode #219. 4-26-1997 Parody of The Mary Tyler Moore Show with TV News Director Lou Grant, Associate Producer Mary Richards, TV Anchor Ted Baxter and Writer Murray Slaughter. 152517 2002 MADtv: Parody News T VHS 1256 Episode #717. 3-16-2002 Parody News. 152518 1995 MADtv: Parody News T Episode #1. 10-14-1995 Parody News. TV Video News Report 911. 152519 2000 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 11-11-2000. Parody News. Reporter (Jackson Douglas). 152520 2006 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 12-16-2006 Parody News. Cameraman (David McDivitt). 152521 1996 MADtv: Parody News T Episode #114. 2-17-1996 Parody News. Happy News Network. 152522 1996 MADtv: Parody News T Episode #116. 3-16-1996 Parody News. X-News.#1, #2 and #3. 152523 1996 MADtv: Parody News T Episode #118. 5-25-1996 Parody News. X-News.#1, #2 and #3. 152524 1996 MADtv: Parody News T Episode #201. 9-21-1996 Parody News. X-News.#1, #2 and #3. Host: Christina Applegate. 152525 1996 MADtv: Parody News T Episode #205. 11-2-1996 Parody News. X-News.#1, #2 and #3. Host: Neve Campbell 152526 1997 MADtv: Parody News T Episode #212. 2-1-1997 Parody News. X-News.#1, #2 and #3. Host: Rodney Dangerfield 152527 1999 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 9-25-1999 Parody News. Movie Good News Show. 152528 2002 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 4-13-2002 Parody News. Stoner News 152529 2003 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 4-12-2003 Parody News. Mickey: Bank Robbery News. Interview Anna Nicole. 152530 2003 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 12-13-2003 Parody News. News Retractions. 152531 2005 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 1-8-2005 Parody News. Newscast 152532 2005 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 2-19-2005 Parody News. Screwup News Close. 152533 2005 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 3-19-2005 Parody News. Right News Photo. Reality Show Encore. Close-up Anna Nicole. 152534 2006 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 1-7-2006 Parody News. Action 5 News Open. 152535 2006 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 9-30-2006 Parody News. Busboy Weekly News with Toby. 152536 2006 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 11-4-2006 Parody News. Weekly News with Toby. 152537 2006 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 12-9-2006 Parody News. Weekly News With Toby: Toby talks about racism in America. 152538 2007 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 1-6-2007 Parody News. News Events. 152539 2007 MADtv: Parody News T Episode. 2-3-2007 Parody News. WQRW News at 11 seems to be a little over-concerned with a few current events in WORW Channel 8 News (voice-over by Keegan-Michael Key). 152540 2003 MADtv: Parody News T DVD -R HQ 11008 Episode #811. 1-18-2003 Parody News. Real Motherf***ing News. African-American Newscast. 152541 2008 MADtv: Parody News Features T DVD -R HQ 10329 Episode. 9-27-2008 Parody News Features. Brooks Gunderson, the Gadget Guy for Channel 9 News is reporting from a line for the new iPhone at the Apple Store. 152542 2003 MADtv: Parody News Report on Bank Robbery T DVD -R HQ 10284 Episode #82. 4-12-2003 Parody News. Special Channel 6 News Report. Reporter Carl Thunderstand covering a bank robbery. 152543 2004 MADtv: Parody News TV Anchor T Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor can't read script straight. She repeats what producers are saying into her earpiece. Anchor as tool. 152544 2001 MADtv: Parody News. CBS News and Dan Rather T DVD -R HQ 10284 Episode #622. 4-28-2001 Parody News. CBS News with Dan Rather cover Survivor, the CBS entertainment reality series. 152545 2003 MADtv: Parody News. Connie Chung and Tom Brokaw, TV Anchors T DVD -R HQ 10284 Episode #815. 2-15-2003 Parody News. Connie Chung Tonight with TV Newswoman Connie Chung and former NBC TV Anchor Tom Brokaw. 152546 2004 MADtv: Parody News. Interviewer T Episode. 4-17-2004 Parody News. Interviewer (LaChelle Seward), TRL Interviewer. 152547 2003 MADtv: Parody Oprah Winfrey T DVD -R HQ 10284 Episode #811. 1-18-2003 Parody TV Talk Show and Oprah Winfrey. Oprah’s Cash Giveaway! 152548 1997 MADtv: Parody President Clinton is Liar Liar 2. News Conference T DVD -R HQ 10618 Episode #303. 10-4-1997 Parody News. Reporters at press conference quiz President Bill Clinton in a movie sequel called “Liar Liar 2.” Clinton cannot tell a lie and the truth has consequences. 152549 1995 MADtv: Parody Public Relations T DVD - "The Complete First Season." Episode Parody News. Public Relations. Based on ER, skit shows a crack publicity firm reviving Gary Coleman's career. 152550 1998 MADtv: Parody Rosie O’Donnell T DVD -R HQ 10284 Episode #314. 1-17-1998 Parody TV Talk Show and Rosie O’Donnell. “Rosie” with Barbra Streisand as her guest. 152551 1997 MADtv: Parody Rosie O’Donnell and Oprah Winfrey T DVD -R HQ 10618 Episode #303. 10-4-1997 Parody Talk Show. The Rosie Show with Talk Show Host Oprah Winfrey as a guest. Talk Show Host Rosie O’Donnell. 152552 2007 MADtv: Parody Rosie O’Donnell. News. T Episode. 1-20-2007 Parody News. Weekly News with Toby animation segment. Talks about the recent Donald Trump vs. Rosie O'Donnell feud. 152553 2008 MADtv: Parody Sports T DVD -R HQ 10296 Episode. 9-13-2008 Parody Sports News: Best Damn Sports Show Period with Chris Rose. Brett Fauvre fan clubs from Green Bay and New York face off. Deleted scene is added. 152554 2008 MADtv: Parody Sports Press Conference T DVD -R HQ 10296 Episode. 9-20-2008 Parody News. Press Conference with Manager Ozzie Guillen. Reporter questions off-camera as Guillen uses profane language to make his points. 152555 2002 MADtv: Parody Sports Reporters T DVD -R HQ 10539 Episode #806. 11-16-2002 Parody Sports Reporters. Spears on Sports Sweeps Spectacular. 152556 2005 MADtv: Parody Ted Koppel T DVD -R HQ 10353 Episode #1122. 11-12-2005 Parody News. TV Journalist Ted Koppel interviews Mafia snitches from The Sopranos. 152557 2003 MADtv: Parody TV News T DVD -R HQ 11008 Episode #911. 12-20-2003 Parody News. TV newscaster reports on Babysitter Mutilation scaring the babysitter to death. 152558 2003 MADtv: Parody TV News Reporter T DVD -R HQ 10012 Episode. 4-12-2003 Parody News. TV Reporter Meghan Ann Rodrigues, Channel 6 Eyewitness News, live from apparent bank robbery. Hostages were taken. She tries to interview hostages -- “We Are the News That Cares.” She finally gets a hostage to talk to her live on camera. Reporter Rodrigues quits on camera because “it’s too hard,” and says she will go back to stripping. 152559 1997 MADtv: Presidential Press Conference T DVD -R HQ 5985 Episode. 10-25-1997 Parody News. Indigestion plagues the Presidential Press Conference. Word-association test. Craig Anton 152560 2008 MADtv: Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel T DVD -R HQ 9794 Episode. 3-29-2008 Parody Sports News. Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel. Interview with Roger Clemens. 152561 2003 MADtv: Red Carpet Visions 2003 T DVD -R HQ 10618 Episode #909. 12-6-2003 Parody Entertainment News. Reporters Aries Spears and Mo Collins interview hip-hop stars including Snoop Dog. 152562 2003 MADtv: Red Carpet Visions 2003 T DVD -R HQ 10618 Episode #909. 12-6-2003 Parody Entertainment News. Reporters Aries Spears and Mo Collins interview hip-hop stars including Snoop Dog. 152563 2008 MADtv: Regis Philbin T DVD -R HQ 9637A Episode. 2-2008 Parody News. Interviewer-TV Host Regis Philbin. 152564 1997 MADtv: Reporter Clark Kent and the Daily Planet staff: Leaving Metropolis T DVD -R HQ 10618 Episode #306. 11-1-1997 Parody News. Reporter Clark Kent (Nicholas Cage parody) is Superman in “Leaving Metropolis.” Daily Planet staff including Editor Perry White and Reporter Lois Lane make an appearance. 152565 2004 MADtv: Superbowl-Themed Show T SVDSP 1700 Parody News. Sports Reporter Cathy, Live for Channel 10 goes into the locker room. The blonde sportscaster in a tight pink suit is sarcastic, acting tough and criticizing all the players she interviews during this "live" segment. Tells the quarterback his grandfather died during the game -- "Better luck finding his grave site than you did your receivers." Criticizes other players. "What was the team's biggest mistake besides showing up?" She tells the team the coach bet against the team and they beat up the coach. 152566 1999 MADtv: Virginia Slim Aerobic Dance Competition Finals T DVD -R HQ 10618 Episode #425. 5-22-1999 Parody News. Sportscasters Jen and Brad report on the Virginia Slims Aerobic Dance Competition Finals. 152567 2008 MADtv: Women’s Murder Club Parody T DVD -R HQ 9963 Episode. 2-16-2008 Parody of Women’s Murder Club. Reporter Cindy Thomas (Aubrey Dollar) works on a newspaper and is one of a quartet of female friends who help each other catch killers. Homicide detective Lt. Lindsay Boxer and her close friends, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and newspaper reporter Cindy, work together to solve cases. The four women are made to look like female stereotypes scared and unsure of themselves. 152568 1982 Mae West MT Reporter (Alec Smight). Narrator (Harry Reems). 152569 1999 Maelkebottebarn: Portraet af Bille August DF Denmark Interviewer Helle Retboll Carl 152570 2000 Maelstrom M Photographer (Sylvie Moreau) 152571 1985 Maelstrom M UK. Miniseries Journalist (Ulf Borger). 152572 2007 Maestro Percival M Short. Photographer Jon (Jon Jolles). 152573 1984 Mafia Diaries, The NM OWN - P Nash, Jay Robert Reporter Jack Journey, Chicago's top crime reporter 152574 1986 Mafia Princess MT Photographer (Shawn Lawrence). Chicago Radio Announcer (David Graves). 152575 2004 Mafioso: Father, the Son, The M News Media. Reporter 1 (Stu Bykofsky). Reporter 2 (Julie Tedeschi). 152576 1981 Magazine N OWN - P Masters, Diane Fashion Magazine Editor Deidre Mason, gorgeous, ambitious, bitchy, a woman driven to claw and sleep her way to the top of the glossy super-elegant and backstabbing world of fashion magazines 152577 1977 Magazine DT Series. 10-6-1977 to 9-3-1981. CBS TV Anchor-Editor Sharron Lovejoy. 152578 2005 Magazine N Vincent, Erica Editor Amanda Cohen of The Magazine is in Saudi Arabia in search of Natalie. The search opens a whole new world for Amanda Cohen, one full of live when she falls in love with an English merchant. Then disappointment when she finds out the man she has fallen in love with is Natalie’s husband. Natalie dies. Cohen finds out Natalie is her blood sister, which makes Simon her blood brother. She becomes the donor for his dying daughter, her niece. 152579 1935 Magazine Girl P MLPL Thomas, Clara L. Index-One Act, 1932-40 Magazine 152580 1980 Magazine Intern Terry Berg CB Green Lantern, Vol. 2, #129, June 1980. Outed in Green Lantern, Vol. 2, #137, February, 1981. Magazine Intern and High School Student Terry Berg lives in Maplewood, NJ (home) and New York City. He is assigned by Feast Magazine’s art director to be Cartoonist Kyle Rayner’s assistant. When Kyle Rayner is hired as a cartoonist for FEAST magazine, teenager Terry Berg is assigned by the magazine's art director to be Kyle's assistant. In the next issue, Terry shows up to meet Kyle at his apartment and instead finds the apartment's ceiling partially destroyed with a hole in it and John Stewart watching over it all. Jade, Kyle's ex-girlfriend phones Kyle to let him know that Fatality, last survivor of Xanshi (John Stewart is partially responsible for its destruction), is back on Earth and is wearing a Qwardian power ring. When Kyle has to duck out to confront Fatality, Terry shows the first signs of jealousy. After Kyle and Jade decide to rekindle their relationship, Terry begins to feel more slighted and jealous over it, and pretends to hide it behind a lot of homework. Kyle proposes marriage to Jade but she turns him down with an "I love you, but not yet" answer. Later that day, Kyle has an art meeting with Terry and FEAST art director, Andre Choi (whom people think is gay because of his "stereotypical" appearance and taste for show tunes). Kyle confides to Terry that Jade turned down his proposal, and Terry becomes hurt and angry, telling Kyle: "I'm not the one who never shuts up about his girlfriend. All the time -- On and on and on -- what makes you think anyone wants to hear about it?" Terry then confesses that he's not angry with Jade, and Kyle realizes he's the one that Terry is upset with. Terry tearfully confesses: "Because I don't want you to be with her. Because… ", and then runs out of the meeting room. Finally it dawns on Kyle that Terry has had a crush on him all this time, and asks Andre, the art director, for coming out advice. Andre somewhat flamboyantly informs Kyle that he's straight. Thanks to an open and level headed talk with Jade, Kyle decides to have an honest talk with Terry. Kyle shows up Terry's home and his mother welcomes him in, and says to go up to Terry's bedroom. In the course of the conversation, Terry admits that he's unsure if he's gay or not, and Kyle tells Terry that being gay isn't a sin, and that he counts Terry as a really good friend. Their talk ends with a hug and Kyle telling Terry that he is brave for sharing this part of himself. 152581 1999 Magazine Journalists D IJPC 126 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Six -- 1980s, The: Part Four -- Magazine Journalists, Victims, Murderers and Scandalmongers Film and TV Excerpts include: Magazine Journalists: “Perfect,” “Eddie and the Cruisers,” “Where the Buffalo Roam,” “Simon and Simon: The Third Eye,” “A Bunny’s Tale,” “Her Life as a Man,” “I was a Mail Order Bride." “Waitress,” “Crocodile Dundee,” “The Big Chill,” “Lace,” “Anything But Love,” “Anatomy of an Illness,” “The Island,” “Street Smart.” Murderers and Scandalmongers: “Call Me,” “Jagged Edge,” “A Whisper Kills,” “Murder She Wrote: Letters to Loretta,” “Matlock: The Ex,” “Matlock: The Tabloid,” “The Clairvoyant,” “Scandal Sheet.” 152582 1985 Magazine Section SSF MLPL Lafferty, R. A In "Year's Best Science Fiction, Third Annual Collection, The." Freelance Journalist John T. Wollybear, who has written outrageous but true stories for newspaper's Sunday magazine sections for 40 years, cannot place his articles anymore. 152583 2005 Magda M.: TF Episode #3. 9-20-2005 Newspaper Manager (Mariusz Drezek). 152584 2005 Magenta: Gathering, The M UK Interviewer (Stephen Lambe). 152585 1949 Maggi's Private Wire DT Host Maggie McNellis, gossip and interviews, reviews for women 152586 1984 Maggie Briggs: Double Date T Ellison, Bob and Tom Whedon Episode #5. 4-1-1984 Newspaperwoman Maggie Briggs (Suzanne Pleshette) is a veteran hard news reporter for New York Examiner who is reassigned from hard news to feature writing for the paper's new Modern Living section in the hopes of improving circulation. She isn't happy. When a rival paper scoops Maggie's Geoff traces the leak to Maggie's date with a reporter. 152587 1984 Maggie Briggs: Maggie Meets Geoff (aka Suzanne Pleshette is Maggie Briggs). T Hauck, Charlie Episode #1. 3-4-1984. Series 3-4-1984 to 4-15-1984. Newspaperwoman Maggie Briggs (Suzanne Pleshette) is a veteran hard news reporter for New York Examiner who is reassigned from hard news to feature writing for the paper's new Modern Living section in the hopes of improving circulation. She isn't happy. When financial trouble threatens the existence of the New York Examiner, a daily newspaper, the management reassigns Maggie Briggs from hard news city reporter to feature writer for the paper's Modern Living section in hopes of improving circulation. We follow Maggie as she attempts to adjust to her new position. When Maggie turns down a job in the modern living department, Walter is happy to take it instead. Geoff Bennett (John Getez). Walter Holden (Kenneth McMillan). 152588 1984 Maggie Briggs: Maggie's Theater Review T Hauck, Charlie Episode #6. 4-15-1984 Newspaperwoman Maggie Briggs (Suzanne Pleshette) is a veteran hard news reporter for New York Examiner who is reassigned from hard news to feature writing for the paper's new Modern Living section in the hopes of improving circulation. She isn't happy. Maggie's new assignment is to review a play but will the author ruin her fun? 152589 1984 Maggie Briggs: New Leaf, A T Hauck, Charlie Episode #4. 3-25-1984 Newspaperwoman Maggie Briggs (Suzanne Pleshette) is a veteran hard news reporter for New York Examiner who is reassigned from hard news to feature writing for the paper's new Modern Living section in the hopes of improving circulation. She isn't happy. Maggie resolves to change her life. Her first step? Stop cleaning up after Connie's broken relationships. 152590 1984 Maggie Briggs: Roman Holiday T Hauck, Charlie Episode #3. 3-18-1984 Newspaperwoman Maggie Briggs (Suzanne Pleshette) is a veteran hard news reporter for New York Examiner who is reassigned from hard news to feature writing for the paper's new Modern Living section in the hopes of improving circulation. She isn't happy. Maggie needs a loan to go on her Roman holiday. Walter promises to help her out but keeps making excuses not to go to the bank. 152591 1984 Maggie Briggs: Wrong, Bad, Dumb, Stinks T Hauck, Charlie Episode #2. 3-11-1984 Newspaperwoman Maggie Briggs (Suzanne Pleshette) is a veteran hard news reporter for New York Examiner who is reassigned from hard news to feature writing for the paper's new Modern Living section in the hopes of improving circulation. She isn't happy. Maggie tries hard news reporting when no one likes her feature ideas. 152592 2000 Maggie Carpenter: Everything I Long For N Carlson, Melody #2 Whispering Pine Series Newspaper Editor Maggie Carpenter and her son, Spencer, are settling into their new home in Pine Mountain, Oregon, when he discovers a runaway girl in the woods. Drawing on her Christian beliefs, Maggie opens her heart and home to Leah, and offers to help the girl discover her biological father’s identity. Leah’s only clues are her age and her father’s hometown -- Pine Mountain. But Maggie’s gesture leads her friends to question her intentions, and rumors fly about Leah. As her world and the once peaceful town turn topsy-turvy, Maggie learns the truth about Leah’s father. 152593 2001 Maggie Carpenter: Looking For You All My Life N Carlson, Melody #3 Whispering Pine Series Newspaper Editor Maggie Carpenter didn’t come to Oregon looking for love, but she may have found it with Jed Whitewater. Or did she? She soon wonders if Jed will ever be able to share his heart with her. 152594 1999 Maggie Carpenter: Place to Come Home To, A N Carlson, Melody #1 Whispering Pine Series Newspaper Editor Maggie Carpenter moves to Pine Mountain, Oregon and takes a job as a newspaper editor only to find the town is dying because a major highway has been rerouted. 152595 2001 Maggie Carpenter: Someone To Belong To N Carlson, Melody #4 Whispering Pine Series Newspaper Editor Maggie Carpenter and Jed are enjoying their deepening love when Jed’s previous girlfriend returns. With her relationship in jeopardy and a land project dividing the community, Maggie’s troubles skyrocket until she follows God’s loving guidance. 152596 1997 Maggie MacGowen: Hard Light NM OWN Hornsby, Wendy #5 Maggie MacGowen Mysteries Investigative Documentarian Maggie MacGowen is a smart, strong female freelance filmmaker who excels at cinema verite. She is excellent at spotting life's truth and solves crimes through the viewfinder of her video camera Maggie is caught up in an intricate and long-reaching web of family problems. Her lover, LAPD Detective Mike Flint is only months away from retirement and burnt out from the juvenile offenders he constantly arrests. Maggie, who has recently had a miscarriage, becomes just as disenchanted with the bleeding-heart stories of criminal youths and their dysfunctional families that she is expected to produce for her TV network bosses. After her old friend is hurt when her home is invaded, Maggie agrees to track down the Vietnamese man who attacked her and find out why her former friend would beat her. Maggie is facing the M words -- Marriage and Moving. And Murder. She's trying to sell her San Francisco house while Mike works at placing his alcoholic father in another treatment center. Maggie's ex-husband Scott was involved with the Vietnamese and she wants to find out why. 152597 1995 Maggie MacGowen: 77th Street Requiem: NM OWN - P Hornsby, Wendy #4 Maggie MacGowen Mysteries Investigative Documentarian Maggie MacGowen is a smart, strong female freelance filmmaker who excels at cinema verite. She is excellent at spotting life's truth and solves crimes through the viewfinder of her video camera Maggie lands a contract for a network documentary and deliberately insinuates herself in a dangerous place -- the 77th Street precinct of Los Angeles, a war zone of gangs, junkies and deadbeats so she can investigate a copy killing 20 years old. A bad-boy cop was killed in 1974 in a house that sits just a few blocks from the hideout where the SLA was holding their famous captive, Patty Hearst. His murder is still an open case, never solved, never forgotten. A lot of people wanted him dead. Maggie's lover, Mike Flint, is the cop's former partner. The network likes her pitch of a story jumping with sex, jealousy, violence and a link with the Hearst kidnapping so Maggie is soon out in the neighborhood with her camera crew. Maggie interviews dozens of the dead cop's friends, colleagues and sex partners but soon finds herself facing a confusing array of distorted facts, murky half-truth. Just as she thinks she is getting a handle on the dead cop, her sources are killed off. 152598 1994 Maggie MacGowen: Bad Intent NM Hornsby, Wendy #3 Maggie MacGowen Mysteries Investigative Documentarian Maggie MacGowen is a smart, strong female freelance filmmaker who excels at cinema verite. She is excellent at spotting life's truth and solves crimes through the viewfinder of her video camera Maggie is settling into Los Angeles life with her lover, homicide detective Mike Flint. For her film on growing up in the housing projects, Mike suggests she interview a librarian and a prostitute. He neglects to tell her that they were both key witnesses 14 years ago when they were children in the conviction of a cop killer. Now as the elections loom, the incumbent DA is trying for political points by requesting the murderer's release. He says police pressured the witnesses into lying. Mike was on the case. While Maggie, who feels ill-used by Mike, pursues her film, Mike is told by his superiors to take time off until things calm down. The old murder leads to a new death. Maggie is a divorced mother whose unabashed sexual attraction to Mike accompanies a reluctance to remarry. Maggie begins her own campaign to clear Mike's name and the gutsy, prize-winning filmmaker is taking her camera into the heart of the city to do so. 152599 1993 Maggie MacGowen: Midnight Baby NM Hornsby, Wendy #2 Maggie MacGowen Mysteries Investigative Documentarian Maggie MacGowen is a smart, strong female freelance filmmaker who excels at cinema verite. She is excellent at spotting life's truth and solves crimes through the viewfinder of her video camera In Los Angeles to film a documentary about children, San Franciscan MacGowen meets a 14-year-old hooker who calls herself Pisces. Reminded of her own teenaged daughter, Maggie feeds Pisces and her young watchdog friend and finds them beds for the night. When Maggie's lover, L.A. homicide detective Mike Flint, tells her that Pisces has been murdered, she promises to stay out of the police investigation but determines to find out who the girl was and how her family lost track of her. Parents of a little girl who disappeared on a family outing 10 years earlier claim Pisces was their missing child, but Maggie and Mike identify the dead girl as the daughter of a wealthy Long Beach playboy. More murders occur while police search for the killer. Maggie has a teenage daughter, a boyfriend who's a copy and a male housemate who takes better care of her than a mother would. 152600 1992 Maggie MacGowen: Telling Lies NM OWN - P Hornsby, Wendy #1 Maggie MacGowen Mysteries Investigative Documentarian Maggie MacGowen is a smart, strong female freelance filmmaker who excels at cinema verite. She is excellent at spotting life's truth and solves crimes through the viewfinder of her video camera MacGowen is summoned to Los Angeles by her sister Emily on the anniversary of their brother's death and finds the famous former radical, now a doctor, in the hospital close to death. Her sister, a political firebrand, Dr. Emily Duschamps, is comatose after left lying for hours in a rain-splattered Los Angeles alley with a bullet in her brain. Her sister Maggie searches Los Angeles for the would-be murderer. Although beloved by her colleagues and community, she has a formidable list of enemies including the FBI, a couple who believe she killed their son, former activitists and politicians. Her friends include some of the most influential people in the city. The evidence indicates that one of them is the would-be assassin. Her investigation takes her through skid row, into the past and her family's antiwar activism and into a murderous trap from which she barely escapes. 152601 2008 Maggie Quinn: Hell Week N Clement-Moore, Rosemary #2 Maggie Quinn Series Aspiring Journalist Maggie Quinn, who is a reluctant psychic, begins her first year of college at Bedivere University and she is determined to make her mark as a journalist. The only problem is that the school paper, The Ranger Report, does not take freshman on staff. Rules are rules, but when has that ever stopped Maggie? Quinn finds the one story only a freshman can get. Maggie decides to rush campus sororities to expose the secrets of the Greek system. As she makes the rounds of parties and rituals, she publishes her observations each week. After facing hellfire, infiltrating sorority rush should be easy. It’s no Woodward and Bernstein, but going undercover as the Phantom Pledge will allow her to write her expose. Then she can make a stealth exit before initiation. But when she finds a group of girls who are after way more than “sisterhood,” all her instincts say there’s something rotten on Greek Row. And when Hell Week rolls around, there may be no turning back. If there is such a thing as a sorority from hell, you can bet that Maggie Quinn will be the one to stumble into it. She's surprised, though, to find herself being drawn to Sigma Alpha Xi, one of the most exclusive sororities on campus. SAXis and their alumni are always the most accomplished and powerful women. Maggie soon learns that they all have one other thing in common-they have magical power, and being in the sorority somehow guarantees success in life. That success comes at a price, though, and some of the young women are using their power in very evil ways. 152602 2007 Maggie Quinn: Prom Dates From Hell N Clement-Moore, Rosemary #1 Maggie Quinn Series Reporter Maggie Quinn is an honors student, newspaper staffer, yearbook photographer. Six weeks from graduation and all she wants to do is get out of Avalon High in one piece. Fate seems to have different plans for her. Scent of fire and brimstone fills the school. Twilight Zone stuff starts happening to the school's ruling clique -- the athlete elite and head cheerleader and her minions, all of whom happen to be named Jessica. Maggie realizes it's up to her to ferret out who unleashed the ancient evil before all hell breaks loose. She has always suspected that prom is the work of the devil, but it looks as if her attendance will be mandatory. She is out to save her town from soul-crushing demons from hell and the cheerleading squad. Maggie Quinn tries to ignore her psychic powers but begins to be disturbed by dark dreams. Then strange things start happening. 152603 2009 Maggie Rose N Reporter Luke Madison, a 27-year-old cynical, hard-nosed news reporter from the New York World is assigned to the New York City’s Sheltering Arms Refuge, a home for displaced and orphaned waifs with an order to research the city’s problem of “Street Arabs,” the name pinned to these impoverished children in the summer of 1904. Sparks fly when Madison meets Maggie Rose Kane, Jacob Kane’s spunky, independent middle daughter who has accepted God’s call to leave her hometown of Sandy Shores, Michigan, to work as “house mother” at the orphanage. Maggie and Luke come to terms with their growing attraction. Will Maggie win the struggle to remain attuned to God’s direction for her life, staving off her foolish, romantic notions, or does the Lord have a greater purpose than she ever imagined for leading her to New York? 152604 1954 Maggie, The M Reporter (Andrew Keir). 152605 1981 Maggie: T Series. Columnist Erma Bombeck created sitcom Aspiring Cartoonist Reg (Todd Giebenhain) decides to be gay because "all talented cartoonists are." 152606 1971 Maggie: Love Story, A N Woolfolk, William Publisher. Powerful and ruthless newspaper publisher who resembles William Randolph Hearst. 152607 2004 Magia Russica DF Israel - Russia Interviewer Masha Zur. 152608 1951 Magic Box, The M DVD -R HQ 11375, 11376. Reporter (Michael Denison). British Photographer William Friese-Greene invents one of the first movie cameras. 152609 1969 Magic Christian, The M TV Commentators (Michael Aspel, Michael Barratt, Harry Carpenter, W. Barrington Dalby, John Snagge, Alan Whicker). 152610 1921 Magic Cup, The M Sheldon, E. Lloyd (Story-Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter Bob Norton (Vincent Coleman) helps hotel maid thwart pawnbrokers who substitute paste gems for real pearls. Couple first meet during Christmas and Norton later comes to the woman's aid when a con artist tricks her by posing as English Lord. Norton's paper summons the real lord who arrives and discovers the woman is his granddaughter. 152611 1950 Magic Face M Press. Actor becomes Hitler's valet, murders him, takes his place and ruins Nazi Germany's war efforts. 152612 2008 Magic Flute Diaries M Journalist #1 (Soo Garay). 152613 2008 Magic Happens N Corcoran, Cathy Public Relations Consultant Kate Driscoll is a recovering alcoholic who lives in a Boston suburb with her engineer husband, Bob, and their six-year-old daughter, Meghan. When Bob’s business goes broke, Kate finds that even her regular A.A. meetings don’t help with the money worries, so she turns to a local gym for stress relief. “The gym was cheaper than psychotherapy and seemed to work just as well,” she says. Though she describes herself as a “relentless hetereosexual,” Kate is soon horrified to find herself falling in love with Lou, a female instructor at the gym. Kate’s affair with Lou carries her through increasing financial difficulties and her husband’s growing depression until she is forced to make a decision that will shape the rest of her life. “Shit happens,” Kate’s A.A. friends say, but magic happens too as Kate learns that no matter what happens on the outside, the answers to her problems lie within. 152614 1995 Magic in the Water M Reporter (Norma Jean Wick) 152615 1978 Magic Journey, The N OWN - P Nichols, John News Media 152616 1994 Magic Kid II M Photographer (Dave McMoyler). 152617 1989 Magic Moments MT Reporter (John Abbott) 152618 2001 Magic of Sex, The MT DVD -R HQ 6992, 6993 Adult Playboy Channel Newsman (Randy Spears) investigates the career of a magician. 152619 2003 Magic School Bus: Ups and Downs T SVD 1377 Episode Journalist Gerri Poveri (voice of Cindy Williams) Bus refuses to go below the surface of Walkerville Lake to investigate a monster sighting 152620 1961 Magic Spectacles M Newspaper. Picture in the newspaper 152621 2006 Magic Time N Marlette, Doug Columnist Carter Ransom of the New York Examiner comes from Mississippi who had great fortune and terrible luck of falling in love in the summer of 1964 with a New York-born civil rights worker who wound up being killed alongside three coworker His father presided over the first trial of the murders. Now there's evidence the original trial was flawed. When a terrorist group bombs a Manhattan museum, Ransom suffers an emotional breakdown and returns to his Mississippi hometown to convalesce. His father just retired after 40 years on the bench. In 1965, Ransom was a local rookie journalist who met and fell in love with one of the volunteers who died. Ambitious young state attorney is reopening the case. Carter fears that his father covered up the real killers' identity to protect an old family friend and even suspects his father was being blackmailed over his affair with one of the Klansmen's wives. 152622 1947 Magic Town M L. B11 Riskin, Robert, Joseph Krumgold (Story). Riskin (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Mary Peterman (Jane Wyman) of local paper criticizes Lawrence "Rip" Smith (James Stewart), public opinion expert and pollster who discovers small town perfectly reflects America. He and colleagues disguised as insurance salesman gather data. Smith storms into her office demanding to see the editor of "this imitation paper." She runs electric trains and keeps cats in her office. Smith tries to sweet talk her into printing retraction. Her mother also wants her to retract story. Peterman finds out Smith's real purpose for being in town when she listens in on telephone conversation. He tries to convince her to kill story for the sake of the town and promises to leave, but story breaks. Soon town is invaded by press and pollsters. Editor becomes object of press attention although she tries to downplay "madness" in her own paper. Business booms, but values are ruined. Press becomes instrument for restoring order when Smith resurrects front page article editor originally killed. Story said town big shots talked about new high school planning to build. Story gets national publicity. Town gradually reestablishes priorities. Dickey the Reporter (Robert Dudley). Reporter (Billy Wayne). Newsreel Director (Bert Moorhouse). 152623 1999 Magic User's Club CB Sato, Junichi Japan. 1999-2000. Published by Fujimi Shobo, Appeared in magazine “Dragon Junior.” 3 volumes. Manga series. Manga based on animated series Reporter Mitsuru Minowa is a newspaper journalist bent on learning the truth behind the Bell. He investigates the Magic Club to find out if they have any connection. He is dedicated and will do anything to find the truth. 152624 1999 Magic User's Club C Japan. Produced by Triangle Staff and Bandai Visual. Appeared on WOWOW network. 13 episodes.Anime series. Magical girl/boy anime Reporter Mitsuru Minowa (Akio Ohtsuka, Voice) is a newspaper journalist bent on learning the truth behind the Bell. He investigates the Magic Club to find out if they have any connection. He is dedicated and will do anything to find the truth. Photographer Yoshito Yoshimoto (Tomohiro Nishimura, Voice) is a photographer and constant sidekick of Minowa, though he doesn't take the Bell issue as seriously as his boss. He is always willing to help his boss but is not as intent on finding the information. 152625 1999 Magic User's Club CB Sato, Junichi Japan. 1999-2000. Published by Fujimi Shobo. Appeared in magazine Dragon Junior. 3 volumes. Manga series. Manga based on animated series Photographer Yoshito Yoshimoto is a photographer and constant sidekick of Minowa, though he doesn't take the Bell issue as seriously as his boss. He is always willing to help his boss but is not as intent on finding the information. 152626 1979 Magic vs. Bird: 1979 NCAA Championship Game, The DT Commentators (Dick Enberg, Bryant Gumbel, Al McGuire, Billy Packer). 152627 1987 Magic Years, Vol. 2, The M Interviewer (Peter Wyngarde). 152628 1989 Magical Eye, The M Editor (Helen Lewis). New Yorker Film Critic (Pauline Kael). Paris Film Critic (Louis Marcorelle-Himself). 152629 1967 Magical Mystery Tour MT Photographer Little George (George Claydon). 152630 1973 Magician, The T Series 1973-1974. Columnist for magazines and newspapers 152631 1938 Magician's Daughter, The M Editor Mr. Burns (Thomas E. Jackson). 152632 1954 Magicians, The NS Priestly, J.B. Press 152633 2005 Maging akin muli MTF Philippines News Media. News Reporter (Liza Dino). 152634 1993 Magma taishi C Short Newscaster (Tom Fahn - Voice - English Version). Newspaper Editor Takuda (Patrick G. Ingram - Voice - English Version). 152635 1995 Magnates, The N Crosland, Susan Journalist Zoe Hare is an up-and-coming young Washington journalist when she catches the attention of international media magnates and bitter enemies, Miles Brewster and Lord Scrope Up-and-coming young journalist, Zoe Hare, finds herself caught up in a battle between two international media magnates, archenemies and bitter rivals Miles Brewster and Lord Scope, and torn between personal feelings and professional ambition 152636 2003 Magnificent Deed M Australia Reporter. Female News Reader (Emma Power). Ceremony Reporter (Emile Fernandez). Newspaper Boy (Dusan Dobrilovic). 152637 1942 Magnificent Dope, The M Reporter (Chick Chandler). Photographer (Mike Lally). Photographer (Ralph Brooks). 152638 1977 Magnificent Magical Magnet of Santa Mesa, The MT Photographer (Jack Frey). 152639 1917 Magnificent Meddler, The M AFI-Cartoonists/Newspapers Cartoonist Bob Gill (Otto Lederer) and Montague Emerson (Antonio Moreno) buy the Sentinel in a wild western town. The political boss torches the newspaper offices. 152640 1935 Magnificent Obsession M Reporters (Vance Carroll, Henry Hale, Ray Johnson, Louis Natheaux, Gladden James, Donald Kerr) 152641 1972 Magnificent Seven Ride!, The M DVD -R HQ 3457, 3458. SV 178 Rowe, Arthur (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Noah Forbes (Michael Callan) wants to interview tough marshal: "I've decided to do for you what Ned Butline did for Bill Cody." Marshal: "Make a damned fool out of me?" Reporter offers marshal third of the profits, adding, someone is going to write about him anyway. Marshal agrees to interview after he holds out for half the proceeds. Reporter's journalistic ambitions get sidetracked when marshal's bride is kidnapped. Journalist joins marshal in chasing down her captors. Find her after she has been raped and murdered. Marshal kills two kidnappers against journalist's objections. Reporter claims two men should have been given a trial. Journalist's pacifist notions of justice modified as he and Marshal defend group of women from a Mexican bandit and his gang. Reporter eventually straps on gun himself when he joins posse. Reporter is one of the few to survive final assault. Riding with marshal taught him principles he never knew. Thinks he will write about things better because he can feel them. "What people think is true is a lot more important than what really is true. Can't get rich telling them they're wrong." 152642 1998 Magnificent Seven, The: T VHS 645 (No Beginning) Episode. Series 1-3-1998 to 7-16-1999 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. 152643 1999 Magnificent Seven: Achilles T Episode #19. 7-16-1999 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. Vin asks Mary to teach him to read. J.D. foils a bank robbery but unwittingly shoots and kills and innocent bystander. Tormented by his failure, J.D. decides to quit and go home. Meanwhile, a legendary criminal, Achilles, vows revenge for the death of his brother in the bank holdup. 152644 1999 Magnificent Seven: Chinatown T Episode #18. 7-9-1999 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. The Seven investigate possible abuse of Chinese laborers by railroad foremen. Ezra buys a Chinese girl to stop her from being abused. Buck purchases a love potion to win his woman's heart. 152645 1998 Magnificent Seven: Collector, The T Episode #8. 3-7-1998 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. The Seven get involved when a collector attempts to buy a string of homes: The future home of the railroad. Royal's hired gun has a bone to pick with Chris over an incident many years back. Josiah is excited with his former love, a saloon singer who comes to town. J.D. competes with a tomboy. 152646 1998 Magnificent Seven: Inmate 78 T Episode #10. 3-21-1998 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. Chris is arrested and thrown into a gulag-type prison camp while intervening in the arrest of an innocent man. He's subsequently informed that the sheriff identifies drifters who look like they have money and arrested them on trumped-up charges until their families pay the bail. Vin, Ezra and the boys search for Chris when he doesn't return. 152647 1999 Magnificent Seven: Lady Killers T Episode #21. Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. Two female bounty hunters come to town to hunt down a wanted criminal -- or are they outlaws themselves searching for stolen loot? Only time will tell. J.D. is in hot water with Casey when he's attracted to one of the women. 152648 1999 Magnificent Seven: Love and Honor T Episode #13. 1-22-1999 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. Buck swordfights for Inez's honor when a band of men attempt to take her back to Mexico. Chris matches skills with a sharp shooting bandit. 152649 1998 Magnificent Seven: Manhunt T Episode #9. 3-14-1998 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. Vin takes the lead in a manhunt to catch an escaped prisoner who took a local woman hostage. The girl's father, a local preacher, seeks vengeance. 152650 1998 Magnificent Seven: Nemesis T Episode #7. 2-28-1998 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. Chris pursues the man he believes is responsible for the murder of his wife and sons. The rest of the seven try their best to keep Chris from doing something he might regret. A writer wants to document the Wild West up close. 152651 1999 Magnificent Seven: New Law, The T Episode #11. 1-8-1999 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. The Seven go their separate ways when a Federal Marshal takes control of the town. The cattle barons band together to take the now unprotected town. The Seven are forced to reunite to save the townsfolk. 152652 1999 Magnificent Seven: Obsession T Episode #23. Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. When Chris meets an old flame, he finds out more about the events that led up to the death of his wife and son. The Seven are tempted. Ezra in particular finds the money difficult to resist and quickly finds himself at odds with Chris. 152653 1998 Magnificent Seven: One Day Out West T Episode #3. 1-10-1998 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. Mary's father-in-law, a Federal Judge, comes to clean up the town and J.D. volunteers to serve as sheriff. Judge Travis (Robert Vaughn) enlists the Seven to protect the town. 152654 1999 Magnificent Seven: Penance T Episode #20. Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. Traveling detective targets Josiah as the main suspect in a series of murders. Nathan's Indian friend visits with the news she's about to marry. 152655 1998 Magnificent Seven: Pilot (2) T Episode #2. 1-3-1998 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. A band of marauding Confederates soldiers threatens an Indian village. The village elders travel to a nearby town to purchase protection. They approach Chris and Vin with their offer. They quickly accept and recruit the rest of the seven to help save the village. The seven protect the village with Ezra showing up at the last moment and Nathan falling in love. 152656 1998 Magnificent Seven: Safecracker T Episode #5. 1-24-1998 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. Ex-safecracker traveling through town is forced to return to her nefarious ways by an adamant ex-partner. 152657 1999 Magnificent Seven: Serpents T Episode #22. Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. Politician is due to pay a visit to Four Corners and a dead assassin is found in the hotel plus $10,000 in cash. The money proves a magnet for trouble. The Seven are tempted. Ezra in particular finds the money difficult to resist and quickly finds himself at odds with Chris. Ezra starts questioning whether Chris actually trusts him and is forced into introspection and whether he himself is worthy of trust. New assassin arrives in town and the Seven must find him before he succeeds with his mission. 152658 1999 Magnificent Seven: Sins of the Past T Episode #12. 1-15-1999 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. Vin is arrested by Federal Marshals and extradited to Texas for the murder he's accused of committing. Chris follows to free Vin after Vin is given to an outlaw, the man who framed Vin for the killing. The Seven ride to catch the outlaw. Meanwhile, Ezra is shocked to learn his mother is opening a hotel across the street from the newly purchased saloon. Buck is surprised when a local girl informs him he's the father of her child-to-be. 152659 1999 Magnificent Seven: Trial, The T Episode #17. 3-5-1999 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. Nathan's father is brought to town to stand trial for the murder of his former owner. The Seven are assigned the task of protecting the African-American from the raging mob crying vengeance. Ezra's mother is arrested for stealing a set of cufflinks. She claims the owner of the cufflinks planted them in her satchel to try to get her to accept his offer of marriage. 152660 1999 Magnificent Seven: Vendetta T Episode #14. 1-29-1999 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. The Seven protect Chris's former father-in-law when he runs into town with the news he killed the man who murdered Chris's family. The deceased's siblings, led by their mother, vow revenge. 152661 1999 Magnificent Seven: Wagon Train (1) T Episode #15. 2-12-1999 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. The Seven protect a wagon train when the settlers are threatened by a demanding gold-hunter who claims he owns the land. Vin falls in love with the wife of the abusive wagon master. Chris, Vin, Buck and Ezra ride to rescue the woman after she's kidnapped and held ransom. Buck and Ezra try to win a widow's hand by charming her pudgy young son. 152662 1999 Magnificent Seven: Wagon Train (2) T Episode #16. 2-19-1999 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. Mary decides to marry Gerard Whitman (Michael Woods) reasoning that her son, Billy Travis (Gemini Barnett) needs a father. The boys continue to protest the wagon train from Dicky O'Shea and his dynamite expert. Vin and the woman return to the group and face the wrath of her husband, to warn of the impending attack. 152663 1998 Magnificent Seven: Witness T Episode #6. 1-31-1998 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News is reunited with her son who witnessed his father's murder. Mary's young son visits only to be haunted by his memories of a rogue townsperson. 152664 1998 Magnificent Seven: Working Girls T Episode #4. 1-17-1998 Editor Mary Travis (Laurie Holden) of the Clarion News. Town takes in a group of "working girls" escaping from their vengeful master. 152665 2003 Magnificent Thieves M Female News Reader (Emma Power). Ceremony Reporter (Emile Fernandez) 152666 1967 Magnificent Two, The M News Announcer (Aubrey Morris) 152667 1950 Magnificent Yankee, The M DVD -R HQ 5576, 5577. SVD 1505 Reporter for the Boston Transcript Graham (Hayden Rorke). Reporter (Dick Cogan). Reporter (Jack Gargan). Reporter (Sherry Hall). Reporter (Tony Merrill). 152668 1999 Magnolia M Cameraman (John Davies), Gwenovier's Cameraman. 152669 2009 Magnolias, Moonlight, and Murder N Rosett, Sara Reporter Jodi Lockworth is a vibrant young woman who is a beloved member of the community. Her part-time gig as a newspaper reporter may have put her on the wrong side of a few prominent citizens. Ellie Avery is a military wife, mom and professional organizer who is settling her family -- Air Force pilot Mitch, baby Nathan and daughter Livvy -- into their new home in Georgia. She is busier than ever. With two children under four, a party to plan for Mitch’s promotion and new contacts to develop for her organizing business, Ellie’s eager to relax by taking the family Rottweiler for a peaceful stroll. As evening’s shadows fall, Ellie stumbles into an abandoned graveyard disturbed by flooding from a recent storm and finds two bodies, unearthed from the same grave. The skeleton that belongs in the washed-out grave site is a young casualty of World War I. The probable identity of the fresher corpse leads Ellie into a missing-person case centered around Jodi Lockworth. When Ellie discovers a vital clue in her very own home, she becomes the next target of a sinister schemer who will stop at nothing to protect a deadly secret. Now with a double mystery brewing and dozens of guests about to arrive in her back yard, Ellie’s agenda is once again packed. The only thing she hasn’t penciled in is one killer of a party crasher who intends to make this celebration Ellie’s last. 152670 1980 Magnum, P.I.: T SV 110. SV 46 Episodes. Series 12-11-1980 to 5-1-1988.. News Media. Newsboy. Thomas Magnum (Tom Selleck): first paying job delivering newspapers, the Daily Sentinel (earned $12 a week plus penny for each paper sold). Pulp writer Robin Masters' estate 152671 1981 Magnum, P.I.: Beauty Knows No Pain T Episode #18. 4-16-1981 TV Reporter-Newsreader (Jeff MacKay - Voice). T.C. is desperate for some much-need publicity for Island Hoppers and collars Magnum into competing in the upcoming swim-run-bike Ironman triathlon. A fitness trainer, a financially broke woman who can only afford Magnum's services for one day, hires him to find her missing fiancé. She agrees to train Magnum for the Ironman triathlon in exchange for his extended help in locating her fiancé. 152672 1981 Magnum, P.I.: Curse of the King Kamehameha Club T SV 155 Episode #11. 2-19-1981 Reporter Christine Richards (Gretchen Corbett) sees the series of strange incidents as a chance for a big story. A curse seems to be on the King Kamehameha Club and all who use it. Native locals take the curse seriously and events seem to prove the point. When one of the competitors suddenly collapses and dies, a fire breaks out in the kitchen and when Rick falls ill, Magnum investigations to try to find out if there is a logical explanation behind the events. But his enquiries aren't helped by the hounding news reporter who sees the series of strange incidents as a chance for a big news story. 152673 1986 Magnum, P.I.: Death and Taxes T Episode #133. 10-29-1986 News Media. Magnum becomes the focus of a crazed, obsessed killer who repeatedly phones him with cryptic nursery rhyme riddles of upcoming killings. At first Magnum thinks it is a crank caller, but then a prostitute is murdered reflecting the clues given. The menacing calls continue with the deranged killer boasting about his crimes and giving clues for the next one. 152674 1985 Magnum, P.I.: Déjà vu T Episode #107. 9-26-1985 Newspaper Seller (Arthur English). 152675 1982 Magnum, P.I.: Double Jeopardy T Episode #37. 2-25-1982 Reporter #1 (Bill Thompson). Reporter #2 (Ron Wood). Magnum becomes stunt double for one of the stars being used by a film team to shoot a new movie on the Masters' Estate. Magnum investigates an accidental shooting in which blanks were changed to real bullets. 152676 1987 Magnum, P.I.: Forty. T DVD -R HQ 2933. SVD 1093, SV 145 Episode #144. 2-11-1987 TV Reporter Linda Lee Ellison (Patrice Martinez-Patrice Camhi). Magnum falls for the news reporter who may be connected to one of his own cases. She may be tied up with the gang he is supposed to be investigating. He almost loves his heart -- and his life. 152677 1982 Magnum, P.I.: Heal Thyself T Episode #52. 12-16-1982 Reporter Eric Daniels (Woody Eney) determined for a story goes after one of Magnum's friends, a nurse he knew in Vietnam who was once traumatized when a wounded soldier she was treating was killed in a bombing. She is now a doctor accused of the murder of three patients in her care. Magnum is determined to clear her name. The hounding reporter does not help. 152678 1984 Magnum, P.I.: I Witness T DVD -R 1524 Episode #84. 5-3-1984 TV Reporter Emme Tomimbang (Herself) interrupts a basketball game on TV with a news bulletin reporting an armed robbery at the King Kamehameha Club, where cast receipts totaling thousands of dollars were taken. Magnum investigates. Reporter's name same as actress who plays the role. 152679 1982 Magnum, P.I.: Jororo Kill, The T DVD -R HQ 2101. SVD 814. SV 119. Bellisario, Donald P. and Andrew Schneider and Reuben Leder Episode #31. 1-7-1982 Correspondent Kate Sullivan (Tyne Daly), a determined news reporter, arrives in Honolulu asking for Magnum's help in tracking down a master-of-disguise international assassin who is targeting a visiting Prime Minister of a small island republic. Magnum is caught in the crossfire of international politics and terrorism. As Magnum tries to locate the killer before the assassination attempt, Magnum begins to question the exact motives behind the reporter's extreme determination to get the story. British TV Reporter (Geoff Heise). Anonymous informer tells a newswoman a visiting prime minister will be assassinated in Honolulu. 152680 1984 Magnum, P.I.: Legacy of Garwood Huddle, The T Episode #88. 10-18-1984 TV Newscaster Sheila (Nancy DeCarl). Anchorman (Douglas Woo). News Reader at the Beginning (Phil Hartman - Voice). 152681 1983 Magnum, P.I.: Letter to a Duchess T Episode #69. 11-10-1983 Newspaper Vendor (Yankee Chang). 152682 1987 Magnum, P.I.: Love That Lies, The T Episode #155. 11-18-1987 Reporter #1 (Ray Bumatai). Reporter #2 (Kenna Cohen). Magnum protests Assistant District Attorney who is in the middle of a controversial court case. Discovers powerful secret about her parents and her true birthright that could shatter her. 152683 1985 Magnum, P.I.: Man From Marseilles, The T Episode #104. 3-14-1985 Reporter (Joe Moore). Magnum is asked by an international French detective to help him locate a missing heir. Investigation leads to one of the world's biggest drug dealers. Detective is the real-life model for a series of best-selling novels by Robin Masters. He is staying at the Estate. 152684 1987 Magnum, P.I.: Murder by Night T DVD -R 1683 Episode #141. 1-14-1987 Newspaper Tycoon William J. Maxfield (Bill Edwards) is murdered. Black and white set the mood as 1940s' detective Thomas Magnum probes the owner's bludgeoning murder. 152685 1985 Magnum, P.I.: Old Acquaintance T Episode #109. 10-3-1985 News Media. Reporter #1 (Michael W. Perry). Reporter #2 (Leslie Wilcox). Dolphin-kidnapping plot. 152686 1987 Magnum, P.I.: On the Fly T Episode #142. 1-21-1987 TV News Anchor (Bob Jones). Magnum is marked as a dead man as a result of a mistaken identity confusion. Chaos reigns. 152687 1986 Magnum, P.I.: One Picture Is Worth T Episode #130. 10-8-1986 TV Newscaster (Russell Shimooka). Gifted deaf painter is the only eye-witness to a bank robbery in which four people were slaughtered. Magnum acts as her body-guard when her life is endangered after identifying one of the criminals in a police line-up. 152688 1992 Magnum, P.I.: Photo Play T DVD -R 1660. DVD -R HQ 1675 Episode #127. 4-10-1986 Photographer Sally Faraday (Cassie Yates) crashes into Magnum's car while seeking his help to find out who's pursuing her and why. Two men were chasing her. Faraday wants Magnum's help when it seems she is being followed since returning from France with some photographs for a new book. She seems to have caught something on film that someone has reason to not want published. 152689 1988 Magnum, P.I.: Resolutions (Parts 1 and 2) T Miller, Stephen A. and Chris Abbott Episodes #161-#162. 5-1-1988. Series Finale Reporter Linda Lee Ellison (Patrice Camhi) is laying injured in a hospital and fears she is being stalked. Magnum searchers for her attacker -- and falls in love with her again. Magnum continues surveillance on Ellison to catch the psychopathic killer who is stalking her. 152690 1983 Magnum, P.I.: Squeeze Play T SVD 1197, SV 130 Episode #70. 11-17-1983 Magazine Publisher Buzz Benoit (Dick Shawn) is in a high stakes poker game with Robin Masters. Robin wagers the estate on a softball game between the King Kamehameha Club and an unprincipled magazine-publisher's team. Benoit hires a professional team. A loss would put Magnum out of the mansion. So the game is on. Benoit publishes a high-flying men's magazine. 152691 1985 Magnum, P.I.: Treasure of Kalanioupu'u, The T DVD -R HQ 5407 Episode #115. 11-14-1985 Publisher. At Rolin Masters' request, Magnum and friends help a publisher stage a buried treasure hunt worth one million dollars. 152692 1986 Magnum, P.I.: Way of the Stalking Horse T Episode #123. 2-20-1986 Reporter #1 (Kirk Matthews). Reporter #2 (Tina Shelton). Reporter #3 (Ron Wood). Hit-man uses Magnum to help locate his victim, a wealthy businessman. Now Magnum wants revenge -- for the man's widowed wife, his son and for himself. 152693 1993 Mahagonnyn kaupungin nousu ja tuho MF News Media. Reporter (Maarit Tastula). 152694 1994 Maharaja's Daughter, The MT Miniseries TV Anchorwoman (Gwen Tolbart). Reporter #1 (Howard Schwartz). Reporter #2 (Liz MacRae). Reporter #3 (Rod Charlebois). 152695 1983 Maho no tenshi Creamy Miami: Scrumble Top-Ten C Episode #1. 7-22-1983 Reporter (Rica Fukami - Voice). 152696 1996 Maho shojo Pretty Samy: C Japan. Series 1996-1997 Radio Newscaster (Wendee Lee - Voice - English Version). 152697 1996 Maho tsukai tai! C Japan Reporter (Stacey Williams - Voice - English Version). 152698 1975 Mahogany M Photographer (Tony Perkins) creates model sensation 152699 2001 Mahoromatic: C Japan. Series 2001 News Media. TV Reporter (Philece Sampler). 152700 1992 Maid for Each Other MT Reporter. Rickman the Reporter (Randy Hamilton) 152701 1963 Maid for Murder M AFI-Reporters Reporter 152702 1982 Maid in America MT TV News Anchorman (Ken Watts). Reporter (Jordan Williams) 152703 2002 Maid in Manhattan M News Media. Reporter (Bill Edwards). Reporter (Jay Edwards). Reporter (Mark Fairchild). Reporter (Joel Garland). Reporter (Eric Michael Gillet). Reporter (Patricia Lavery). Reporter (Amy Redford). Reporter (Dave Rosenberg). Reporter (Bethann Schebece). Reporter (Gilbert S. Williams). Reporter for WPIX (Emily Frances). NY1 Reporter (Donna Karger). NY1 Reporter (Annika Pergament). News Commentator (Mike Morris). Journalist (Paul Messina). Paparazzi (Shaun Powell). Paparazzi (Thomas M. Sullivan). Photographer (Vincent De Paul). News Reporter (Rumaisa Rahman). Photographer #1 (Barry Wetcher). 152704 1934 Maiden Voyage N Norris, Kathleen San Francisco Society Reporter finds herself romantically involved in a domestic triangle. 152705 1996 Maiden Voyage N McLaughlin, Ann L. Woman journalist Travel Journalist Julia MacLean wears stylish clothes, has a chic bobbed haircut and an intrepid spirit of adventure. The 22-year-old Southerner accepts a position in 1924 as personal secretary to Samuel F. (Sam) Dawson, a retired newspaper mogul setting out on a year-long trip on his yacht, the Sophia. “The Old Man” as he is called is the proverbial tyrant with the heart of gold. His nurse-lover Eunice Crampton, gives as good as she gets, but everyone else cowers before his tongue-lashing. As the Old Man dictates the novel he is writing, Julia begins to understand how the complicated, brilliant man is struggling to deal with his two oldest sons, whose theories of journalism are radically different from the Old Man’s. The patriarch’s youngest son, Chris, has decided to live in Italy as an artist, and though the Old Man hopes Julia can lure him back home, Chris has a not-so-surprising revelation regarding a young man named Derek. With opportunities to do so, Julia hones her writing by writing travel articles and taking pictures at various ports of call, which she submits to an editor connected with Dawson. Her path keeps intersecting with that of a hunky young scientist, but romance and ambition prove difficult to juggle. Dawson is loosely based on E.W. Scripps). He is not only brilliant, inspiring sand generous, but demanding, exasperating, selfish and egotistical. He’s a bundle of contradictions, energy and ill health and working for him is no easy task. Julia is almost overwhelmed by Dawson’s complexity and the difficulty of satisfying his needs. Dawson suffers a heart attack and the boat, Sophia, is rocked by a terrible storm. Julia discovers the stormy seas of romance with a young scientist and she and Dawson ultimately reach a place of mutual understanding, affection and admiration. 152706 2004 Maiden Voyage MT Makichuk, Jim Reporter (Faine Alexander). 152707 1965 Maiglöckchen oder so ähnlich. Die Aufzeichnungen der Simone S. N Heinrich, Willi Germany Journalist 152708 1993 Maigret et le fantome MF Journalist (Helen Trick) 152709 1958 Maigret tend un piege MF Journalist (Michele Nadal). Le journaliste de Paris-Presse (Jean Tissier). Photographer (Pierre Moncorbier). 152710 2004 Mail Order Wife M Documentarian Andrew (Andrew Gurland). funds a New York City doorman's Asian mail order bride in exchange for the right to film the experience. The Editor (John Gramaglia). The bride finds herself involved with the filmmaker after she discovers she is married to a recluse with a penchant for sadistic sexual role-playing. 152711 2000 Mail to the Chief MT TV Anchor (Robin Ward). Local Reporter (Jack Thomas). Reporter #1 (Tim Weber). 152712 1991 Mail-Order Mistress NR OWN - P Alsobrook, Rosalyn Journalist Casey Guthrie, no-nonsense journalist, agrees to pretend to be a mail-order bride so she can write a scathing expose about what actually becomes of so many women 152713 1989 Main Azaad Hoon M India. Bollywood - remake of "Meet John Doe" Reporter Subhashni Saigal (Shabana Azmi) causes a sensation in the media and political world by fabricating a story about "Azaad" who wants to commit suicide by jumping off the top of a building. She now needs someone to play the role of "Azaad." Gokuldas has taken Rajnagar's leading newspaper and would like to increase its circulation. Editor Sharma (Ajit Vachani). is asked to let go of some employees including Reporter Subhashini Saigal. Newspaper Employee (M.K. Raina). On her last day of work, she writes a letter about a man threatening to kill himself by falling from an under-construction hospital site. Story captures interest of the people. 152714 1979 Main Chance, The N OWN - H Witcover, Jules Columnists Mike Webb and Nora Williams, the most aggressive team of syndicated columnists in the newspaper business 152715 1979 Main Event, The M L News Media. Newswoman (Karen Hale Wookey). Newsman (Seth Banks). Newsman (Lee Harman). Newsman (Vic Heutschy). Photographer (David Ketchum). 152716 1938 Main Event, The M Reporters (Chuck Hamilton, Harry Lash, Walter Merrill, Reginald Simpson, Frank Wilson). Redcap Reporter (Charles R. Moore). Newsboy (Rex Moore). Telegraph Clerk (Ann Doran). Western Union Boy (Rolf Ernest). 152717 1995 Main Floor DT Correspondent (Jill Arrington) 152718 1998 Main Solah Baras Ki MF India Stardust Reporter (Deepak Tijori). 152719 1916 Main Spring, The M McLean, Charles Agnew (Story). William Parker (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Lawrence Asmore/Larry Craven (Ben Wilson) gets involved with a dying Wall Street wizard and kidnapping. He agrees to impersonate the kidnapped son to help expose a plot against the father. 152720 1920 Main Street N OWN Lewis, Sinclair Newspaper. Loren Wheeler's Gopher Prairie Weekly Dauntless as the Minnesota's town cheerleader. 152721 1941 Main Street on the March! M Short - History Narrator (John Nesbitt). Radio Newscaster H.V. Kaltenborn (Himself - Voice). Voice of Radio Broadcaster (William Tannen). 152722 1966 Main Wohi Hoon MF India Reporter Vijay (Feroz Khan) finds himself in danger when he decides to solve the puzzling murder of his girlfriend’s mother. 152723 1986 Maine-Ocean M Reporter at Radio Phare Ouest (Jean-Jacques Belot-Blanc). 152724 2010 Mainely Mysteries N Davis, Susan and Megan Davis Three novels set in the Pine Tree State, Maine. Journalist Emily Gray returns to her hometown of Baxter, Maine. What she never expected was that she’d wind up investigating a crime along the the shores of Blue Heron Lake -- or that her fellow sleuth will be her childhood sweetheart. 152725 1912 Mainspring, The N USC MacLean, Charles Agnew Press 152726 1982 Maintenance SS OWN Just, Ward News Media 152727 1944 Maisie Goes to Reno M Reporter (Wally Cassell). Photographer (Ronald R. Rondell). 152728 2001 Maitland Maternity: Toddler's Tale, The N Winters, Rebecca Harlequin American Romance Tabloid TV Reporter Chelsea Markum for Tattle Today TV knew a hot story when she saw one -- and a trapped toddler was it. Yet here she was with no camcorder. Teams up with private investigator to rescue the baby. Markum referred to as "The Black Widow." It took a baby to bring them together. Max Jamison had been a good cop, and now he was a good P.I. Still, it shook him to be faced with what seemed to be a replay of his past -- a baby depending on him for rescue. And his only ally was “The Black Widow,” Chelsea Markum, the relentless reporter for Tattle Today TV, who knew a hot story when she saw one -- and a trapped toddler was it. Yet here she was with no camcorder, thanks to Max Jamison, and the strangest urge to help. In her wildest dreams, Chelsea wouldn’t have seen herself singing at the scene of a disaster, but if that’s what it took to comfort the child. Neither would she ever have imagined teaming up with Max Jamison, or their falling in love. But she was beginning to believe the old saying that “truth is stranger than fiction.” 152729 1988 Maitre de musique, Le MF Critic (Jean-Louis Sbille). English Critics (David Ashman, Bob Bender, Jonathan Fox) 152730 2001 Majakas MF Short News Media. Reporter (Romi Erlach). Photographer (Daniel Tasker). Second Photographer (Tonu Talivee). 152731 1989 Majestic NSF OWN - P Strieber, Whitley Reporter Nicholas Duke gets the story and secret papers on a decades-long cover-up from a former CIA agent on UFO sightings. It's 1989. Agent confesses his part in the conspiracy demanded by President Truman and the nation's combined intelligence agencies in 1947 when a spacecraft crashed near Roswell New Mexico Army Base. Many people witnessed event and swore to finding bodies of extraterrestrial victims and other phenomena at the site. Accounts officially debunked. 152732 1924 Majestic Mystery, The NM MLPL MacKail, Denis Journalists Peter Langley and James Vincent, Brewer's Weekly. 152733 2001 Majestic, The M Photographer (Corey Foxx). Newsreel Announcer (Earl Boen). 152734 1968 Majesty MT Reporter (Kevin McHugh). Commentator (David Healy). 152735 1942 Major and the Minor, The M News Vendor (Tom McGuire) 152736 1989 Major Dad: T B 26 Episodes. Series (September 1989-April 1993) Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152737 1993 Major Dad: About Face T Episode #85. 1-8-1993 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152738 1990 Major Dad: All Quiet on the Home Front (1) T Episode #21. 4-2-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152739 1990 Major Dad: All Quiet on the Home Front (2) T Episode #22. 4-9-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. Newscaster (Larry Carroll). 152740 1991 Major Dad: Anything You Can Do I Can Do Perky T Episode #56. 10-21-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152741 1992 Major Dad: Base Desires T Episode #68. 2-24-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152742 1991 Major Dad: Bird in the Hand, A T Episode #40. 1-14-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152743 1990 Major Dad: Birthday Ball T Episode #34. 11-5-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152744 1992 Major Dad: Blue Tenant Holowachuk T Episode #83. 12-4-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152745 1989 Major Dad: Boxer Rebellion T Episode #12. 12-4-1989 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. Major and Polly disagree about dress code at the daughter's school. Major says change the school board and Polly says change the rules. She helps her daughter protest 152746 1990 Major Dad: Camp MacGillis T Episode #18. 2-19-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152747 1992 Major Dad: Catered Affair T Episode #78. 10-23-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152748 1992 Major Dad: Charlotte's Web T Episode #72. 4-27-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152749 1992 Major Dad: Close Encounters T Episode #67. 2-3-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152750 1993 Major Dad: Colonel of Truth T Episode #90. 2-12-1993 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152751 1993 Major Dad: Come Rain or Come Shine T Episode #89. 2-5-1993 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152752 1993 Major Dad: Conduct Unbecoming T Episode #94. 4-2-1993 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152753 1989 Major Dad: Discipline T Episode #13. 12-11-1989 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. Major and Polly think of how to punish Casey for losing one of The Major's medals. 152754 1991 Major Dad: Educating Casey T Episode #57. 10-28-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152755 1992 Major Dad: Election Show, The T Episode #80. 11-6-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152756 1991 Major Dad: Elmo Come Home T Episode #49. 4-29-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152757 1990 Major Dad: Face the Music…and Dance (1) T Episode #25. 5-14-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152758 1990 Major Dad: Face the Music…and Dance (2) T Episode #26. 5-21-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152759 1991 Major Dad: Few Good Men, A T Episode #54. 10-7-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152760 1990 Major Dad: First Anniversary T Episode #31. 10-15-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152761 1991 Major Dad: Flying Solo T Episode #39. 1-7-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152762 1993 Major Dad: From Russia With Like T Episode #91. 2-19-1993 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152763 1993 Major Dad: General Disturbance T Episode #95. 4-9-1993 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152764 1991 Major Dad: General Unrest T Episode #59. 11-11-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152765 1991 Major Dad: Get a Job T Episode #29. 10-1-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. Polly gets a job as a section editor on the base newspaper, The Bulldog, writing human interest stories. The newspaper is overseen by General Craig, who enjoys X-ing out liberal civilian reporters. 152766 1990 Major Dad: Gift of the Major T Episode #38. 12-19-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152767 1990 Major Dad: Goat, The T Episode #30. 10-8-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152768 1993 Major Dad: Gunny Gets Robbed T Episode #93. 3-12-1993 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152769 1992 Major Dad: Gunny's Veiled Threat T Episode #81. 11-13-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152770 1992 Major Dad: Here's Looking at You, Pol T Episode #77. 10-16-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152771 1993 Major Dad: I'll Be Seeing You T Episode #86 1-15-1993 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152772 1992 Major Dad: In the Brick of Time T Episode #74. 5-11-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152773 1990 Major Dad: Infant-ry T Episode #33. 10-29-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152774 1989 Major Dad: Jane Wayne Day T Episode #7. 10-23-1989 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. Polly endures survival-training day for Marine wives. 152775 1990 Major Dad: Jr. T Episode #16. 1-29-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152776 1989 Major Dad: Just Polly & Me, and the Kids Make Five T Episode #2. 9-18-1989 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. Major proposes. Polly's daughter must approve before she'll marry him. 152777 1991 Major Dad: Lady in Waiting T Episode #58. 11-4-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152778 1991 Major Dad: Learning To Drive T Episode #41. 1-21-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152779 1990 Major Dad: Lemon T Episode #14. 1-1-1989 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152780 1989 Major Dad: Love Doctor T Episode #10. 11-20-1989 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. Sergeant who wants a radio career is urged to re-enlist 152781 1990 Major Dad: Love on the Run T Episode #36. 11-19-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152782 1990 Major Dad: Major Coach T Episode #17. 2-5-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152783 1989 Major Dad: Major Dad Pilot T Episode #1 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. Polly writes a distressing article on the Marines. Major sets out to prove her wrong. They fall in love. 152784 1989 Major Dad: Major Mom T Episode #9. 11-13-1989 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. When journalist Polly spends a night in jail because she won't reveal a source, Major Dad has to make like Major Mom. She goes to jail to protect her news source. 152785 1991 Major Dad: Major Moonlighting T Episode #52. 9-23-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152786 1991 Major Dad: Name Is Over Here, The T Episode #42. 2-4-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152787 1993 Major Dad: Night School T Episode #87. 1-22-1993 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152788 1992 Major Dad: Noisy Drill Team, The T Episode #73. 5-4-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152789 1992 Major Dad: Noisy Drill Team, The T Episode. 5-4-1992. Season #3. Episode #23 Reporter (Richard Devin). 152790 1990 Major Dad: Not With My Daughter You Don't T Episode #19. 2-26-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152791 1990 Major Dad: Officer of the Day T Episode #20. 3-12-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152792 1992 Major Dad: Old Acquaintance T Episode #84. 12-18-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152793 1991 Major Dad: On the Line T Episode #61. 11-25-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152794 1992 Major Dad: One For the Road T Episode #82. 11-20-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152795 1993 Major Dad: Oops, a Daisy T Episode #96. 4-16-1993 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152796 1990 Major Dad: Operation Fun Run T Episode #37. 11-26-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152797 1993 Major Dad: Piano Lesson T Episode #88. 1-29-1993 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152798 1991 Major Dad: Poker Night T Episode #55. 10-14-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152799 1991 Major Dad: Polly's Choice T Episode #47. 3-18-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152800 1991 Major Dad: Polly's Pen Pal T Episode #53. 9-30-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152801 1991 Major Dad: Possible Dream, The T Episode #45. 2-25-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152802 1991 Major Dad: Private Affair T Episode #46. 3-11-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152803 1989 Major Dad: Rescue Mission T Episode #3. 9-25-1989 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. An old pal tries to dissuade the Major from marrying a reporter. 152804 1989 Major Dad: Robin's Awakening T Episode #8. 11-6-1989 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. Long-distance chess match comes to town for the final battle and it turns out that a young teen sparks an interest in boys for one of Polly's daughters. 152805 1990 Major Dad: Safe at First Base T Episode #27. 9-17-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152806 1990 Major Dad: See the Bridge T Episode #23. 4-301990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152807 1989 Major Dad: See the Hill…Over the Hill T Episode #11. 11-27-1989 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. Major worries he may be over the hill and challenges a reluctant lieutenant to a martial arts rematch. 152808 1991 Major Dad: Shell Game, The T Episode #62. 12-9-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152809 1991 Major Dad: Shut Down, The T Episode #51. 9-16-1991. Season 3 Opener Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152810 1992 Major Dad: Sick Bay T Episode #71. 3-16-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. Polly is sick and writes her article for Family World magazine while she battles a fever. The Major rewrites the article. Editor loves the piece. 152811 1992 Major Dad: Sick Bay T Episode #71. 3-16-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152812 1991 Major Dad: Silent Drill Team T Episode #48. 4-8-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152813 1991 Major Dad: Sins of the Father T Episode #44. 2-18-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152814 1993 Major Dad: Spell of Grease Paint, The T Episode #92. 3-5-1993 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152815 1990 Major Dad: Standing Tall T Episode #24. 5-7-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152816 1991 Major Dad: Steel Magnolia T Episode #60. 11-18-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152817 1990 Major Dad: That Connell Woman T Episode #15. 1-8-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152818 1992 Major Dad: The "L" Word T Episode #70. 3-9-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152819 1992 Major Dad: The People's Choice (1) T Episode #75. 9-25-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152820 1992 Major Dad: The People's Choice (2) T Episode #76. 10-2-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152821 1992 Major Dad: There's No Place Like Farlow T Episode #79. 10-30-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152822 1992 Major Dad: Three Angry Marines T Episode #66. 1-20-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152823 1992 Major Dad: Three's a Crowd T Episode #65. 1-13-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152824 1991 Major Dad: Together T Episode #50. 5-13-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152825 1989 Major Dad: Twinkle T Episode #6. 10-16-1989 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. Polly asks Major to straighten things out when one of her daughters falls for a Lieutenant. 152826 1991 Major Dad: Valentine's Day T Episode #43. 2-11-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152827 1992 Major Dad: We've Got Trouble T Episode #64. 1-6-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152828 1989 Major Dad: Wedding T Episode #4. 10-2-1989 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. Alert on base interrupts Major and Polly's wedding day. 152829 1990 Major Dad: Welcome to Hollister T Episode #28. 9-24-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152830 1990 Major Dad: Wetting Down T Episode #32. 10-22-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152831 1992 Major Dad: When Gunny Talks T Episode #69. 3-2-1992 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152832 1991 Major Dad: Who's The Blonde? T Episode #63. 12-16-1991 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152833 1990 Major Dad: Wish You Were Here T Episode #35. 11-12-1990 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. 152834 1989 Major Dad: Wounded Flyboy and the Nurse Who Gave Him Reason To Live T Episode #5. 10-8-1989 Reporter Polly Cooper (Shanna Reed), a liberal reporter for the Oceanside Chronicle and a widow with three children, marries straight-and-narrow peacetime Marine. She is now Polly Cooper-MacGillis. Major and Polly have trouble finding time together because of their busy schedules. 152835 1838 Major Gahagan, Tremendous Adventures of, The N Thackeray, William Makepeace Irish Newspaper Correspondent Toone O'Connor Emmett Fitzgerald Sheeny in Spain. Stoke Pogis Sentinel, newspaper. Tipperary Argus newspaper 152836 1830 Major Jack Downing SS Smith, Seba Fictional Journalist created by Seba Smith in the Portland Courier. Yankee Jack Downing resident of mythical Downingville, a rural Maine village who had come to Portland bearing a supply of goods. Shrewdly dealt with businessmen of Portland. Wrote a series of letters home to his family and somewhat later to the editor of the Courier. When he became popular, Smith sent him to Washington where he became an intimate of President Andrew Jackson and one of the cronies in his "kitchen cabinet." Downing became sort of a folk hero of national scope. Host of readers took him to be a real person. Downing fashioned from American materials, not an import. First such character to become a national craze. First to have his newspaper letters collected. 152837 1842 Major Jones SS Thompson, William Tappan Fictional Journalist created by Thompson. Family Companion and Ladies' Mirror. Major Jones made his first appearance in June, 1842. Letters continued in the Mirror after when that paper died, in the Southern Miscellany. In 1843, 16 letters appeared in a separate pamphlet edition which sold out immediately. First of numerous editions. Almost 30 appeared by 1900. Jones was intended to be a simple farmer. Unpolished in manner, but pure in heart. Spirited raconteur in letters he writes to Thompson, but words and deeds are never offensive. 152838 1994 Major League II M PR Public Relations Practitioner Rebecca Flannery (Alison Doody) dumps her client/lover then tries to win him back. Reporter (Richard Salamanca). Reporter (Harold Surratt). Airport Photographer (Michael Willis). Stadium Control Room Operator (Julia Miller). Black Hammer Announcer (Ashton Smith). Press Box Announcer (Mike Lazorcik). Field Press Photographer (Julie Mabry). 152839 1998 Major Leagues: Back to the Minors M TV Reporter (Warren Pepper). Reporter #1 (Nathalie Hendrix). Reporter #2 (Stephen Hardig). Reporter #3 (Leroy Myers). Reporter #4 (Gary P. Pozsik). 152840 2008 Major Movie Star M Reporters (John F. Daniel, Kip Cummings). 152841 1998 Majoren MTF Journalist (Lars Lippert) 152842 1992 Majority Rule MT SV 194 Reporter (Charles Dennis). New Hampshire Reporter (Susan Segal). New Hampshire Reporter (Tom Virtue). 152843 1935 Make a Million M Anthony, Emmett (Story). Charles Logue (Screenplay-Adaptation) Ness Book Editor Moxey (Norman Houston) and reporter Larkey (George E. Stone) go after a professor who flunks a student whose wealthy father puts pressure on the local paper to go after the professor. 152844 2002 Make Believe Love N Gowan, Lee Journalist Jason Warwick, a reporter for the local newspaper, The Standard, is a disgruntled big city journalist stuck in a small farming town in the prairies. He becomes obsessed with capturing the story of the town’s only famous resident, Darwin Goodman, who’s been arrested for stalking a Hollywood starlet. Joan swift, a smart, sharp-tongued, young librarian who has reluctantly agreed to have an affair with Jason to relieve the boredom of small town life, learns that she can provide him with access to Goodman -- but only by putting herself in danger. Reporter Warwick just arrived in a small Saskatchewan town of Broken Head. The town has only one famous resident and Joan Swift, the local librarian, is about to find out all about him. Darwin Andrew Goodwin hails from nearby Venus, Alberta and is renowned for stalking Stepanie Rush, a Canadian-born starlet who lives in Los Angeles with her movie director husband. Joan, who bears a striking resemblance to Stephanie Rush, then begins her own sultry affair with Warwick. The journalist convinces Joan to impersonate the starlet as part of his plan to rite a book. Their hope is to entice Goodwin into telling his side of the story to the look-alike. And when Goodwin is charged and Joan shows up in court dressed as Stephanie, the two starts to buzz with rumor and speculation, and Goodwin’s own extraordinary tale of love is told. 152845 1992 Make Friends with Murder N Garwood, Judith Freelance Journalist Morgan Reeves is researching an article on vineyards and his first stop is the award-winning Novelli Winery, where a body turns up in the cellars--a victim of pesticide poisoning. 152846 1954 Make Haste to Live M Gordons, The (Novel). Warren Duff (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Owner and Editor Crystal Benson (Dorothy McGuire) of a New Mexico newspaper called the Pony Express. Background for thriller. She's menaced by gangster husband who had been sent to prison for 18 years and now has located her. 152847 1950 Make Haste to Live N Gordon, M. Newspaper Owner. Her hard-won place as a newspaper owner, power in politics, and loving mother is threatened and the danger she sought to escape is upon her again. 152848 2006 Make Him Look Good NR Valdes-Rodriguez, Alisa Chick Lit Publicist is a Miami woman who does publicity for a slick cross-over pop star who bears more than a passing resemble to another real-life man. 152849 1935 Make It Snappy P MLPL Hetrick, Lenore Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 152850 1932 Make Me A Star M DVD -R HQ 7599, 7593. VHS 901 News Media. Actress gets an aspiring actor a role in a Western comedy. 152851 1948 Make My Bed Soon NM Strange, John Stephen (Dorothy Stockbridge Tillett) Reporter-Photographer. Barney Gantt was introduced in 1936 as staff photographer for the New York Globe. As the series progresses, Barney keeps up his photography but is also billed as the Globe's star reporter. 152852 2002 Make My Day: Joe Cohen DT Episode #1. Journalist Elizabeth Bower. Presenters Sara Cox, Edith Bowman.. 152853 1969 Make No Law N OWN - H Taggart, Donald Editor's opposition to anti-obscenity law. John Hagen, publisher of the California Sentinel. 152854 1998 Make Room for Baby NR Thacker, Cathy Gillen Harlequin American Romance #747 Journalists Abby Kildaire and Tad McFarland have a romantic, whirlwind Paris weekend of passion and impulsively marry. Marrying Abby was the best thing Tad had ever done. Now all he had to do was convince Abby of that. Still the incredible chemistry between them was hard to ignore. Surely, as they went along, they’d be able to work out the rest of the details concerning their marriage. They never dreamed that the first pesky little detail would be having to make room for baby.Three weeks later, when their dreams don’t mesh, she wants to call it quits until they discover there’s a third person to consider. 152855 1958 Make Room for Daddy: (aka The Danny Thomas Show): Terry's Girlfriend T Episode #150. 5-5-1958. Series. 9-29-1953 to 9-14-1964. PR Publicist-Press Agent Elizabeth "Liz" O'Neal (Mary Wickes), Danny's publicist and press agent. 152856 1960 Make Room For Daddy: Danny Meets Andy Griffith T Episode #212. 2-15-1960 Editor Andy Taylor (Andy Griffith) of the Mayberry Gazette is also the sheriff of Mayberry. He arrests Danny failing to stop at a stop sign that wasn't at a crossroads because the town council ran out of money. Host Chet of the TV program "Face to Face" wants to interview Danny in his cell and he lights up. What a way to expose this farce. The day of the TV shoot arrives. Danny talks about tyranny in the world and how he languishes in a cold, damp, dirty cell. Andy is offended by this and says the cells are clean. The host then cross-examines Andy and Andy says he had to raise the price to make an impression on these city folk who can get $5 or $10 easily. Danny's fine was $100 or 10 days in jail. Danny realizes he was wrong and apologizes to Andy after hearing his explanation. 152857 1958 Make Room For Daddy: Too Good for Words T Episode #152. 5-19-1958 Columnist does story on Danny who changes his personality after the female columnist does a story on him. Publicist-Press Agent Elizabeth "Liz" O'Neal (Mary Wickes), Danny's publicist and press agent. 152858 1953 Make Room for Daddy: Weekend With a Star T DVD 1639 Episode. "Golden Years of Classic Television: Make Room for Daddy, Volume 1." Press Agent Chip Collins sets up a contest where a woman spends a weekend with Danny and his wife. 152859 1961 Make That Spare DT Series 1960 Commentator, 1961-62 (Win Elliot) 152860 1937 Make Way For Tomorrow MS COPY Delmar, Vina In "Twenty Best Film Plays." Newspapers 152861 1937 Make-up M PR Publicity Man (Johnnie Schofield) 152862 1993 Makeover Murders, The NM Rowe, Jennifer TV Researcher Verity Birdwood, scrappy TV researcher on assignment at a luxurious spa 152863 2003 Makeover Story, A: Imus in the Morning DT DVD -R HQ 3263 Episode. Reporter Janice for "Imus in the Morning" and her friend, Sports Reporter Sid, also on the morning show, come to crossroads in their careers. For their first broadcast in front of a live audience, they challenge each other to a makeover. 152864 2005 Makeup Girl, The NR Semple, Andrea Public Relations Practitioner Faith is sexy with a hot boyfriend -- or so her family and friends think. In truth, she works at a make-up counter, lives in a decrepit flat and barely tolerates the alcoholic, possibly suicidal yeti living downstairs. 152865 1989 Making 'Do the Right Thing' DT Radio News Voice (Jennie Bourne) 152866 1989 Making "Do The Right Thing" DT Radio News Voice (Jennie Bourne). 152867 2002 Making "The Misfits" DT Photographer (Dennis Stock), Magnum Photos photographer. 152868 1914 Making a Living (aka Busted Johnny, A) M DVD -R HQ 5760. L Lost and Found Chaplin. Reporter Sharper (Charlie Chaplin) decides to earn his living as a newspaper reporter, steals camera, turns in film and makes the big scoop. Reporter (Henry Lehrman). 152869 1913 Making a Magazine SS UCLA Leacock, Stephen In "Behind the Beyond." Magazine Editor. Dreaming of being the editor of a great illustrated magazine. Male dreamer 152870 2008 Making Change M News Media. Reporter (Thomas R. Martin). Reporter #2 (Trip Hope). Reporter (Charity Beyer). True story of the homeless newspaper of the same name. It is about a group of societies’ dropouts who take up the fight against a government that wants to make criminals out of private citizens and churches who feed the hungry. It sheds light on new controversial legislation that outlaws giving food away in public, suppresses religious liberty and violates international human rights standards. 152871 1976 Making Ends Meet N OWN - H Howar, Barbara Columnist on a newspaper Powerful newspaper columnist. 152872 1971 Making It M News Media 152873 2005 Making It Big: TV Entertainment Reporters T DVD -R HQ 3230 Aspiring Entertainment Reporters, three of them, interview an actor while competing for the chance to work with "Extra" Anchor Dayna Devon 152874 2005 Making It Up As I Go Along N Lennon, Maria T. News Media 152875 1982 Making Love M TV Producer Claire (Kate Jackson) is successful and married to a successful young Los Angeles doctor. All is well until he suddenly confronts his long-repressed attraction for men. Announcer (Joseph G. Medalis). 152876 2000 Making Minty Malone N Wolff, Isabel Radio Reporter Minty Malone in London gives her engagement ring to a street musician after being jilted at the altar by her insurance salesman fiancé. She then takes off on a Paris honeymoon with her bridesmaid. She also enrolls in a seminar on how not to be so helplessly nice that everyone takes advantage of her. At Malone's workplace, she must compete with a lisping coworker for the job of presenter and fend off letters from a stalker. At home a cousin and her obnoxious parrot just moved in. 152877 1987 Making Mr. Right M SVD 1189 TV Newscaster (Susan Lichtman). Newscaster (Steve Rondinaro). Reporter #1 (Stephen McFarland). Reporter #2 (Tom Schwartz). Reporter #3 (Ruth Mullen). Reporter #4 (Michael Seidelman). Media Ulysses Photographer (Gerald Owens). 152878 2008 Making Mr. Right MT DVD -R HQ 9639, 9640 Magazine Editor (Christina Cox) bets she can transform a scruffy man into a handsome mannerly bachelor. 152879 2008 Making News: Savannah Style: Baptism By Fire T DVD -R HQ 10126 Episode #8. 7-30-2008. 13-Episode Reality Series TV News Staff at WJCL-TV in Savannah, the market’s lowest-rated station for news. The station struggles to compete. New Assignment Editor Nicole MacMillan must produce a follow-up report on the sugar-refinery blast on her first day on the job. Reporter Jason Davis is taunted by staffers from other stations as he covers the tragedy’s aftermath. Meanwhile, Reporter Candace McCowan throws Producer Danielle Powell a baby shower with messy results. 152880 2008 Making News: Savannah Style: Blackout! T DVD -R HQ 10151 Episode #10. 8-13-2008. 13-Episode Reality Series TV News Staff at WJCL-TV in Savannah, the market’s lowest-rated station for news. The station struggles to compete. Things get dangerous for Reporter Jennifer Beale when she covers some extra wild St. Patrick’s Day festivities during a blackout at the waterfront bars. Elsewhere, Military Reporter Wendy McNew develops a crush on her National Guard escort. Sportscaster Frank Sulkowski can’t come up with a speech at a basketball banquet where he’s the guest speaker. 152881 2008 Making News: Savannah Style: Blast, The T DVD -R HQ 10070 Episode #7. 7-23-2008. 13-Episode Reality Series TV News Staff at WJCL-TV in Savannah, the market’s lowest-rated station for news. The station struggles to compete. Staffers must pull together to cover an explosion and fire at a local sugar refinery. Feature Reporter Stephanie Simoni goes to a strip club to assess the impact of a new lap-dance law. 152882 2008 Making News: Savannah Style: Famous Last Words T DVD -R HQ 10170 Episode #11. 8-20-2008. 13-Episode Reality Series TV News Staff at WJCL-TV in Savannah, the market’s lowest-rated station for news. The station struggles to compete. Reporters Jason Davis and Kelly Foster travel an hour outside of Savannah to capture a tornado’s aftermath, then realize their camera is broken. Reporter Jennifer Beale is stranded on a sandbar with a broken camera after doing a story on Jet Skis. Elsewhere, Pregnant Producer Danielle Powell learns she may have to go on bed rest. 152883 2008 Making News: Savannah Style: Gone Missing T DVD -R HQ 10180 Episode #12. 8-27-2008. TV News Staff at WJCL-TV in Savannah, the market’s lowest-rated station for news. The station struggles to compete. Reporter and cameraman receive a mysterious note while covering the case of a missing couple. Harlem Globetrotters event. Illness. Police get involved when reporter Candace McCowan and cameraman Nate Nauert receive a mysterious note while working a case about a missing couple. Sportscaster Frank Sulkowski takes part in a Harlem Globetotters charity event and Reporter Stephanie Simoni takes command when a flu depletes the amount of staff in the newsroom. 152884 2008 Making News: Savannah Style: I Hate Contracts T DVD -R HQ 10127 Episode #9. 8-6-2008. 13-Episode Reality Series TV News Staff at WJCL-TV in Savannah, the market’s lowest-rated station for news. The station struggles to compete. Sportscaster Frank Sulkowski takes a liking to a giant hot dog while covering St. Patrick’s Day festivities. Two reporters have to decide if they want to renew their contracts. Military Reporter Wendy McNew must find the stomach to fly a World War II fighter plane. 152885 2008 Making News: Savannah Style: I Touched Him T Episode #5. 7-9-2008. 13-Episode Reality Series TV News Staff at WJCL-TV in Savannah, the market’s lowest-rated station for news. The station struggles to compete. News Director Michael Sullivan thinks he might have found a new morning coanchor -- a former reality-show contestant. Meanwhile, Military Reporter Wendy McNew braves motion sickness in a Marine jet simulator, and Reporter Kelly Foster fights the clock while angling for an interview with presidential hopeful Barack Obama 152886 2008 Making News: Savannah Style: Mast Envy T Episode #3. 6-18-2008. 13-Episode Reality Series TV News Staff at WJCL-TV in Savannah, the market’s lowest-rated station for news. The station struggles to compete. Morning Reporter Stephanie Simoni suffers the “WJCL Curse” (technical difficulties) during a live shot. Sportscaster Frank Sulkowski has even bigger problems doing an interview at a college hockey tournament. News Director Michael Sullivan begins the search for a replacement for departing morning anchor Trish Hartman. 152887 2008 Making News: Savannah Style: Nature of the Beast T DVD -R HQ 10210 Episode #13. 9-10-2008. Second Season Finale. TV News Staff at WJCL-TV in Savannah, the market’s lowest-rated station for news. The station struggles to compete. In the second-season finale, reporter Candace McCowan and photographer Nate Nauert undergo police questioning after they find a clue in a possible murder. Meanwhile, the station loses more reporters, Producer Danielle Powell gives birth to twins. 152888 2008 Making News: Savannah Style: New News...At Used Car Prices! T Episode #4. 6-25-2008. 13-Episode Reality Series TV News Staff at WJCL-TV in Savannah, the market’s lowest-rated station for news. The station struggles to compete. Reporters look to pad resumes. Stephanie Simoni tries to interview chef Paula Deen to show what she can do, while Jason Davis races to an accident scene in hopes of a "resume worthy" story. Meanwhile, a producer learns that she's pregnant with twins. 152889 2008 Making News: Savannah Style: Ratings Truly Suck, The T Episode #1. 6-4-2008. 13-Episode Reality Series TV News Staff at WJCL-TV in Savannah, the market’s lowest-rated station for news. The station struggles to compete. Reporter Candace McCowan prepares for a live report from a demonstration outside Paula Deen’s downtown restaurant. McCowan works well under pressure, but can’t count on her balky equipment to do the same. That and low pay mean high turnover. Says Police Reporter Jason Davis: “Can’t wait to get out of here.” 152890 2008 Making News: Savannah Style: Two Tears in a Bucket T Episode #2. 6-11-2008. 13-Episode Reality Series TV News Staff at WJCL-TV in Savannah, the market’s lowest-rated station for news. The station struggles to compete. No sooner do promotions begin for the Trish Hartman-Lynda Brannen morning team than Trish gets a job offer from a station in her hometown, Scranton, Pa. Meanwhile, military reporter Wendy McNew discovers that Murphy’s Law isn’t restricted to civilian life when she reports on National Guard training at Fort Stewart. Entertainment Reporter Jennifer Beale covers a drag-queen Christmas party at a Savannah gay bar where she interviews local celebrity Lady Chablis. 152891 2008 Making News: Savannah Style: Wing and a Prayer, A T Episode #6. 7-16-2008. 13-Episode Reality Series TV News Staff at WJCL-TV in Savannah, the market’s lowest-rated station for news. The station struggles to compete. Pressure is on during coverage of Savannah’s Martin Luther King Day parade. Meanwhile, Entertainment reporter Jennifer Beale, who was recently divorced, interviews members of rock band Boys Like Girls and flirts with them as well. Pregnant Producer Danielle Powell learns the gender of the twins she is carrying. 152892 2007 Making News: Texas Style: Are We Number 1? T DVD -R HQ 8969 Episode #13. 9-17-2007 TV News Staff. Behind-the-scenes look at KOSA News Operation, CBS-7, in Odessa, Texas. The interworkings and personalities involved in producing a local-news broadcast are on display from the anchors and reporters to the producers and technicians. Season One ends with staffers awaiting the release of ratings data that will determine if KOSA is the area’s top-rated news station. Meanwhile, Bill covers a police standoff and Melissa reports on a double homicide. 152893 2007 Making News: Texas Style: Day of Thunder T DVD -R HQ 8833 Episode #8. 8-6-2007 TV News Staff. Behind-the-scenes look at KOSA News Operation, CBS-7, in Odessa, Texas. The interworkings and personalities involved in producing a local-news broadcast are on display from the anchors and reporters to the producers and technicians. News Director Jose Gaona wrestles with the ethical implications of airing a racially charged video. Gary works around the clock on a sports show in hopes of impressing Gaona. Bill enters an open-road race and enhances his self-esteem. 152894 2007 Making News: Texas Style: Down to the Wire T DVD -R HQ 8862 Episode #9. 8-14-2007 TV News Staff. Behind-the-scenes look at KOSA News Operation, CBS-7, in Odessa, Texas. The interworkings and personalities involved in producing a local-news broadcast are on display from the anchors and reporters to the producers and technicians. Cat is nervous about her first turn in the anchor's chair. Gary struggles to complete the premiere of the sports show, "The Wire." Armand does a report on a suspected child molester. 152895 2007 Making News: Texas Style: Dying to Win T Episode. TV News Staff. Behind-the-scenes look at KOSA News Operation, CBS-7, in Odessa, Texas. The interworkings and personalities involved in producing a local-news broadcast are on display from the anchors and reporters to the producers and technicians. 152896 2007 Making News: Texas Style: Fear of Flying T DVD -R HQ 8727 Episode #4. 7-9-2007 TV News Staff. Behind-the-scenes look at KOSA News Operation, CBS-7, in Odessa, Texas. The interworkings and personalities involved in producing a local-news broadcast are on display from the anchors and reporters to the producers and technicians. Cat must deal with her fear of flying while on assignment. Jay emcees a charity event. Kara does a report on hallucinogenic drugs. Anchor-Reporter Jay Hendricks, confident and champing at the bit to get back on camera (his non-compete clause with his previous employer kept him off the air for six months). Tatum Hubbard is the former Miss Texas and Jay's co-anchor. Reporter Kara Lee from Houston and occasional back-up anchor who is passing through this market on her way to bigger and better things. Most entertaining of the bunch, curses like a sailor and doesn't hide her disdain for the Odessa public. Previous Anchor Bill Warren whose place Jay Hendricks is taking. Now a reporter. His contract expires in July. Not happy with demotion. Sports Director Jeff Stewart. NBC Affiliate Sports Director Scott Shields. 152897 2007 Making News: Texas Style: Hell to Pay T DVD -R HQ 8884 Episode #10 8-21-2007 TV News Staff. Behind-the-scenes look at KOSA News Operation, CBS-7, in Odessa, Texas. The interworkings and personalities involved in producing a local-news broadcast are on display from the anchors and reporters to the producers and technicians. Jose the news director is unhappy with the first episode of the sports show. Kara Lee dates a coworker. Bill interviews an oil tycoon. 152898 2007 Making News: Texas Style: Honk If You Love Hooters T DVD -R HQ 8734 Episode #2. 6-18-2007 TV News Staff. Behind-the-scenes look at KOSA News Operation, CBS-7, in Odessa, Texas. The interworkings and personalities involved in producing a local-news broadcast are on display from the anchors and reporters to the producers and technicians. Changes are made at the anchor desk to boost ratings. Reporter contends with dogs and trucks to get the scoop on a suspected killer. Meanwhile the sportscaster plays in a charity basketball game. Anchor-Reporter Jay Hendricks, confident and champing at the bit to get back on camera (his non-compete clause with his previous employer kept him off the air for six months). Tatum Hubbard is the former Miss Texas and Jay's co-anchor. Reporter Kara Lee from Houston and occasional back-up anchor who is passing through this market on her way to bigger and better things. Most entertaining of the bunch, curses like a sailor and doesn't hide her disdain for the Odessa public. Previous Anchor Bill Warren whose place Jay Hendricks is taking. Now a reporter. His contract expires in July. Not happy with demotion. Sports Director Jeff Stewart. NBC Affiliate Sports Director Scott Shields. 152899 2007 Making News: Texas Style: Hot, Hot, Hot T DVD -R HQ 8925 Episode #11. 8-28-2007 TV News Staff. Behind-the-scenes look at KOSA News Operation, CBS-7, in Odessa, Texas. The interworkings and personalities involved in producing a local-news broadcast are on display from the anchors and reporters to the producers and technicians. Allyson tries to get her field reporting noticed. Jay interviews comedian Tommy Chong. Kara investigates an armed robbery. Tatum deals with a day care for her newborn. 152900 2007 Making News: Texas Style: Jay Day T DVD -R HQ 8793 Episode #7. 7-30-2007 TV News Staff. Behind-the-scenes look at KOSA News Operation, CBS-7, in Odessa, Texas. The interworkings and personalities involved in producing a local-news broadcast are on display from the anchors and reporters to the producers and technicians. Station prepares for Jay's return to the air. Tatum gets stuck at the Dallas Airport. Melissa interviews a suspected murderer. 152901 2007 Making News: Texas Style: Making the Team T DVD -R HQ 8722 Episode #1. 6-11-2007 TV News Staff. Behind-the-scenes look at KOSA News Operation, CBS-7, in Odessa, Texas. The interworkings and personalities involved in producing a local-news broadcast are on display from the anchors and reporters to the producers and technicians. Producers try to pilfer a rival station's anchorman to boost ratings. Reporter stresses over an assignment that involves losing weight. Anchor-Reporter Jay Hendricks, confident and champing at the bit to get back on camera (his non-compete clause with his previous employer kept him off the air for six months). Tatum Hubbard is the former Miss Texas and Jay's co-anchor. Reporter Kara Lee from Houston and occasional back-up anchor who is passing through this market on her way to bigger and better things. Most entertaining of the bunch, curses like a sailor and doesn't hide her disdain for the Odessa public. Previous Anchor Bill Warren whose place Jay Hendricks is taking. Now a reporter. His contract expires in July. Not happy with demotion. Sports Director Jeff Stewart. NBC Affiliate Sports Director Scott Shields. 152902 2007 Making News: Texas Style: Storm Chase! T DVD -R HQ 8699 Episode #5. 7-16-2007 TV News Staff. Behind-the-scenes look at KOSA News Operation, CBS-7, in Odessa, Texas. The interworkings and personalities involved in producing a local-news broadcast are on display from the anchors and reporters to the producers and technicians. Greg Morgan chases a tornado. Tatum Hubbard juggles being an anchor and a mother. Bill Warren tries his best as a reporter. 152903 2007 Making News: Texas Style: Take This Job and Shove It T DVD -R HQ 8735 Episode #3. 6-25-2007 TV News Staff. Behind-the-scenes look at KOSA News Operation, CBS-7, in Odessa, Texas. The interworkings and personalities involved in producing a local-news broadcast are on display from the anchors and reporters to the producers and technicians. Melissa struggles with a weight-loss assignment. Bill covers a story in Pecos. Jay works as a cameraman while awaiting his move to anchor. Anchor-Reporter Jay Hendricks, confident and champing at the bit to get back on camera (his non-compete clause with his previous employer kept him off the air for six months). Tatum Hubbard is the former Miss Texas and Jay's co-anchor. Reporter Kara Lee from Houston and occasional back-up anchor who is passing through this market on her way to bigger and better things. Most entertaining of the bunch, curses like a sailor and doesn't hide her disdain for the Odessa public. Previous Anchor Bill Warren whose place Jay Hendricks is taking. Now a reporter. His contract expires in July. Not happy with demotion. Sports Director Jeff Stewart. NBC Affiliate Sports Director Scott Shields. 152904 2007 Making News: Texas Style: Train Wreck, The T DVD -R HQ 8781 Episode #6. 7-23-2007 TV News Staff. Behind-the-scenes look at KOSA News Operation, CBS-7, in Odessa, Texas. The interworkings and personalities involved in producing a local-news broadcast are on display from the anchors and reporters to the producers and technicians. Cat Collins struggles to make a name for herself. Jay and Tatum test run a newscast. Gary is given a golden opportunity. 152905 2007 Making News: Texas Style: When It Rains T DVD -R HQ 8968 (Mislabeled 8966) Episode #12. 9-11-2007 TV News Staff. Behind-the-scenes look at KOSA News Operation, CBS-7, in Odessa, Texas. The interworkings and personalities involved in producing a local-news broadcast are on display from the anchors and reporters to the producers and technicians. Allyson Powell crashes her car. Melissa Correa covers the Virginia Tech massacre. 152906 2006 Making of "Eighteen," The DM Short Interviewers Janet Dirks, Alexandra Gill. 152907 2000 Making of "Save Me," The DT Interviewer-Narrator Adryenn Ashley. 152908 2002 Making of "The Mothman Prophecies" T SVD 1143 Documentary Reporter (Richard Gere) investigating what may be an alien invasion in a small West Virginia town 152909 1994 Making of "Three Caballeros," The T Newsreel Voice-Narrator (Corey Burton). 152910 1994 Making of a Leader (1919-1968), The MT TV Journalist (Rene Levesque-Himself) 152911 1914 Making of Bobby Burnit M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 152912 2006 Making of Dr. Truelove NJ Barnes, Derrick Internet Advice Columnist Dr. Truelove is a sex and relationship e-columnist and the alter ego of Diego Montgomery, a 16-year-old boy with a problem -- he loves his girlfriend and when they suddenly break up due to his insecurity, the boys is crushed. On the trusty advice of his best friend Julius (J), Diego invents Dr. Truelove who is smooth where Diego is gawky, skilled where Diego is clueless. His former girlfriend is dating the star basketball player at her high school. While J masterminds the publicity and more, Diego writes Dr. Truelove’s “The Prescription” column. J feels that the popularity and hidden identity of the sex columnist will attract lots of attention, especially that of the females. The plan includes the revelation of the mysterious Dr. Truelove’s identity at the high point of his popularity so that Diego, the advice columnist, will win back his girlfriend’s heart. 152913 1977 Making of James Bond - 007, The: Editing and Composing DT Episode #7. 10-9-1977 Interviewer Victor Lockwood. Narrator Janet Woolacott (Voice). 152914 1916 Making of Maddalena, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 152915 1992 Making of Newsies, The T SV 136 3-20-92 Newsboys 152916 1993 Making of Nothing, The MT BBC Newsreader (Marg Downey). 152917 2009 Making of Plus One, The M Editor of Trade Magazine (Mike Goodridge). PR Representative (Lawrence Atkinson). Parody of celebrity obsession fueling the modern day film industry . 152918 2000 Making of Sash! With My Own Eyes DF Finland Interviewer Laura Makilaakso. 152919 1969 Making of the President, 1968, The DT Journalist Theodore H. White 152920 1963 Making of the President, The DT Journalist Theodore White 152921 2005 Making of, The M Short - Comedy Parody Documentary. Interviewer (Steve Roberts). Making of the Windmill, featuring a Prim Donna starlet, an alcoholic director and a clueless leading man. 152922 2003 Making Of, The…. T Parody Documentary. Still Photographer (Heather Skinner). 152923 1993 Making of….And God Spoke, The M Editor (John Galyean). 152924 1991 Making Peace N Oates, Marylouise Investigative Reporter Joe Pisano. Press Director Annie O'Connor. 152925 2006 Making the Cut M News Media. Press Conference Reporter (Lauren Taylor Brooks). Red Carpet Reporter (Kali Chung). 152926 1938 Making the Headlines M Green, Howard J. (Story). Green, Jefferson Parker (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Steve Withers (Craig Reynolds) looks for crime in the suburbs. Sneaks into a wealthy house and steals a necklace, which is then stolen from him. Reporter is also accused of a murder. Finally gets the headline story. 152927 2000 Making the Mob M Newsman (Nathan Oravec) 152928 1998 Making Up for Lost Time NR Kallmaker, Karin Reporter Sheila Thintowski is a woman on a mission. Determined to interview home and garden expert. 152929 2005 Makings of a Black Widow Killer, The N Walls, Crystal Reporter Janice Harper with the Cartwright Edition watches as law enforcement officials escort a convicted murderer from the courthouse. As cameras flash and voices from the crowd yell questions, Harper grows uneasy. She's been granted an exclusive interview with the woman now on death row, but she isn't sure it's the safest thing to do. After all, the woman killed all five of her husbands. After a couple of discussions with the killer, Harper's unease begins to disappear. It's the interview of a lifetime, one that will cement her career. She is surprised when the woman also asks her to write her autobiography. How can Janice refuse? During the course of writing her story, Harper's once perfect life is falling apart. As she delves deeper into her investigation, she begins to lose her identity. Before long, some of the same facets of the woman's life begin to appear in Janice's. But when Janice discovers her husband in the arms of another woman, the killer's life takes on a whole new meaning. 152930 2006 Maklarna: TF Episode #1. 12-10-2006 Journalist Linda (Marienette Dahlin). Fotograf (Ari Toivonen). 152931 1999 Mal MF Journalist (Vanessa Agapito). Cameraman (Orlando Filipe). 152932 1988 Malarek: Street Kid Who Made It, A M Malarek, Victor (Book -- "Hey, Malarek!"). Aveum Jacobson (Screenplay) Canada - Real Malarek who later went on to join CBC TV's investigative news. Cub Reporter Victor Malarek (Elias Koteas), of the Montreal Tribune, a former juvenile offender, becomes obsessed with exposing corruption in the police and social service departments. Begins as a mail boy and gopher in the newsroom, but corners Editor Gray (Kahlil Karn) at a party and convinces her to give him a job on the crime beat. While covering a warehouse fire, he sees a cop kill an unarmed kid. He starts an investigation. He tries to convince Gray to let him report on a series of suicides in one detention center. She claims no one is interested. He pursues story on his own. He breaks a window to get into a psychiatric institute, is arrested and the editor bails him out Editor and owner of the paper tell him the story cannot run without more substantiation. They assign another reporter to the story. A kid staying with him is shot. He discovers the editor has a file on the kid. She catches him going through her files. Malarek is fired, gets his job back and gets the story. When the editor accuses of him of lying, he tells her "you people lie all the time by not printing the truth." 152933 1950 Malaya M DVD -R HQ 6724, 6725. SV 214 Boddy, Manchester (Story). Frank Fenton (Screenplay) Tracy. Ness Book. Boddy Los Angeles Newspaper Editor-Publisher Correspondent John Royer (James Stewart) called back from overseas in 1942 by John Manchester (Lionel Barrymore), editor of the Los Angeles Record. He's heading up rubber drive. Royer proposes he go to Malaya and smuggle rubber out from under the Japanese Reporter's checkered journalism career includes writing magazine features during Spanish Civil War, filing unauthorized story in Australia and freelancing in Singapore breaking story on smuggling operation resulting in friend's indictment. Reveals true motive for taking Malaya assignment: To avenge brother who died on Wake Island. Wants to regain self-respect. Teams up with convict and mercenary saloon keeper. Convict says reporter is cold-blooded, has no romance or poetry in him. Reporter aggressive in carrying out mission. Threatens to kill convict if he gets in his way. Reporter killed eulogized by saloon keeper who claims he died for something he believed in. Convict shot but survives. FDR letter suggests events depicted based on top secret information. John Manchester patterned after Daily News Editor-in-Chief Manchester Boddy who wrote to President Roosevelt in 1942 outlining similar plan. 152934 1996 Malcolm & Eddie: T VHS 373, 386, 387, 394, 409 Series 8-26-1996 to 5-22-2000 UPN Aspiring Sports Commentator 152935 1996 Malcolm & Eddie: It's the Bomb T Episode #11. 11-18-1996 Newscaster (Luann Lee). 152936 2005 Malcolm in the Middle: Billboard T DVD -R HQ 4773 Episode. 11-15-2005 News Media frenzy takes place when the boys vandalize a suggestive billboard and then turn it into a women's rights protest. 152937 2004 Malcolm in the Middle: Buseys Run Away T DVD -R HQ 10366 Episode #109. 11-14-2004 News Media. Reporter (Claire Martin). The Buseys disappear after Dewey leaves the special-needs class. Hal becomes the leader of a group of brainless bodybuilders. 152938 2000 Malcolm in the Middle: Cheerleader T Episode #12. 4-16-2000 News Media. Newsman (Nick Toth). 152939 2002 Malcolm in the Middle: Clip Show T Episode #60. 4-28-2002 Photographer (Scotch Ellis Loring). 152940 2000 Malcolm in the Middle: Clip Show T DVD -R HQ 9921 Episode #6. 2-20-2000 Photographer (Scotch Ellis Loring). 152941 2004 Malcolm in the Middle: Dirty Magazine T DVD -R HQ 5384 Episode. Magazine. Malcolm alerts the ACLU when he encounters censorship while working on the high school literary magazine. 152942 2001 Malcolm in the Middle: Evacuation T DVD -R HQ 5937 Episode #40. 5-13-2001 News Media. Newsman (Kim Delgado). Entire town is evacuated following a train derailment and toxic waste spill. TV report. 152943 2002 Malcolm in the Middle: Family Reunion T DVD -R HQ 10655 Episode #66. 11-17-2002 Photographer (Andrew J. Turner). 152944 1992 Malcolm X M News Media. TV Reporter (Annie Corley). TV Reporter (Colleen Cowan). TV Reporter (Stephen James). TV Reporter (Reed Kelly). TV Reporter (Marcus Naylor). TV Reporter (Anthony Nocerino). TV Reporter (Steven Randazzo). TV Reporter (Armand Schultz). TV Reporter (Chris Skutch). TV Reporter (William Swinton). TV Reporter (Janet Zarish). TV Reporter (Stewart J. Zully). JFK Reporter (David Berman). JFK Reporter (Stephen Hanan). JFK Reporter (Richard Schiff). JFK Reporter (Gareth Williams). Reporter at Firebombing (Michael Imperioli). Reporter at Firebombing (Steve Stapenhorst). Photographer (Marc Phillips). 152945 1994 Malcolm X: Make It Plain MT Journalist (Peter Goldman-Himself). Life Photographer (Gordon Parks-Himself). 152946 1999 Malcom & Eddie: Fowl and Stormy Night, A T Episode #76. 11-22-1999 News Media. TV Reporter (Tawny Little). 152947 1994 Maldita Cocaina MT Portugal Reporter X (Joaquim Monchique). 152948 2003 Maldonado Miracle, The M TV Reporter (Mark Wright). Photographer (Paul Kiernan). 152949 1969 Maldy in Madeira, The NM Bridge, Ann (Lady Mary Dolling O'Malley) #9 Julia Probyn Series Journalist freelancing for Yorkshire Post. Julia Probyn works from time to time as a freelance journalist for several English weeklies and at least one provincial daily 152950 1942 Male Animal, The M DVD -R HQ 3344, 3345. SVD 1135. SVD 964 (all but last part). SVD 973 (ending) De Havilland Reporter (Walter Brooks). Student Newspaper editorial by campus Editor Michael Barnes (Herbert Anderson) in support of professor. Reporters (George Meeker, Will Morgan, Raymond Bailey, Walter Brooke, Hank Mann, Al Lloyd, Ed Graham, Cliff Saum, Glen Cavender, Creighton Hale). Reporter on Porch (William Hopper). News Dealer (Edward Clark). Editor (John Maxwell) Photographer on Porch (Eddie Graham). 152951 1939 Male Animal, The P MLPL Thurber, James and E. Nugent In "Best Plays of the Modern American Theatre." Reporter John Boruff. . 152952 2003 Malefactor M News Media. News Reader #1 (Tony Scheinman). News Reader #2 (Julia Cornish). News Reader #3 (Erik Alexander). 152953 2005 Malefactor, The N Oppenheim, E. Phillips War Correspondent Lovell was going to the Far East at a few hours' notice to represent one of the greatest of English dailies. He was tall and burly with features and skin hardened by exposure to the sun and winds of many climates. He looked like a man ready to face all hardships, equal to any emergency. He was a war correspondent who played the game. They crowded round him in the club smoking room for these were his last few minutes. They had dined him, toasted him, and the club loving cup had been drained to his success. For Lovell was a popular member of this very Bohemian gathering. Now the Far East called. 152954 1993 Malena MF Spain. Short Interviewer (Gerardo Gormezano). 152955 1988 Maler og hans by, En DF Denmark - Series. Interviewer-Host Ejner Johansson. 152956 2004 Malevolence M News Media. TV Newscaster (Jordan Sterling). Field Reporter (Chelsea Randall). 152957 2009 Malfeasance M News Media. News Broadcaster (Jackie McLane Owen). Radio Broadcaster (Beth Danford). Radio Commentator 1 (Todd Musick). Radio Commentator 2 (Justin Hunt). Naive and obsessive-compulsive young man with an ailing father becomes a terrorist to help America. 152958 2003 Malibooty M Reporter (Bailey Brown) 152959 1983 Malibu MT Miniseries TV Reporter (Ann Jillian) 152960 1990 Malibu N OWN - P Booth, Pat Photographer Ben Alabama, legendary. Pat Parker, gorgeous blond photographer, lands a job with New Celebrity, America's Hippest Magazine. 152961 1940 Malibu Beach Party M L Parody Correspondent. Spencer Tracy as Stanley greeting Mary, "Miss Livingston, I presume?" The Golden Age of Looney Tunes, Vol. 4, Side 5 152962 1985 Malibu Express M Photographer. Rodney, the Photographer (Jeanine Vargas) 152963 1993 Malibu Summer M Photographer (Seamus Donaldson). 152964 1999 Malibu, CA: Aloha T Episode #22. 10-23-1999 Reporter (Paul Leighton Nygro). 152965 1999 Malibu, CA: Murray for Mayor T Episode #11. 1-24-1999 News Media. Reporter (Caryn Richman). TV Announcer (Joe Leahy). 152966 1998 Malibu, CA: My Hero T Episode #6. 11-15-1998. TV Reporter (Akemi Royer). 152967 2003 Malibu's Most Wanted M DVD -R HQ 3335, 3336 Reporter Mike (Michael Quill - "The Reporter"). Newswoman Soon Yee Baxter-Hernandez (Suzy Nakamara) on air cuts off an African-American man from talking about race. TV Anchor (Hal Fishman). 152968 1985 Malice in Wonderland (aka Rumor Mill, The) MT SVD 534 Eells, George (Book -- "Hedda and Louella"). Jacqueline M. Feather, David Seidler (Teleplay) Gossip Columnists Louella Parsons (Elizabeth Taylor) and Hedda Hopper (Jane Alexander), legendary most famous and vicious gossip columnists in Hollywood. Film opens with two meeting for lunch in 1944 and flashes back to their careers. Parsons comes to Hollywood in late 1920s on assignment for William Randolph Hearst because of secrets she knows about the publisher. She terrorizes Hollywood so a producer promotes bit actress Hopper to compete with her and creates another monster. Hopper becomes as powerful as Parsons. 2nd Journalist (Leigh Kavanaugh). 1st Journalist (Noni White). 152969 1997 Malice Intended N Handberg, Ron TV Anchor Maggie Lawrence of Channel 7 Minneapolis and a beautiful single mother thinks she has left her desperate past behind. Then a package shows up on her newsroom desk with horrifying proof of her darkest secret. Another package and a hit-and-run accident confirm her worst suspicions -- that someone will stop at nothing to ruin her career and take her life. She makes a devastating decision. She must share the truth with her colleagues at Channel 7. When she does, they are catapulted into a nightmare investigation that reveals not only a vendetta against Maggie, but also something too unspeakable to imagine. 152970 2000 Malicious Intent M Newsreader (Katie Green). Reporter (Derek Beale). 152971 1999 Malicious Intent: Hollywood Fable, A N Walker, Mike Tabloid Reporter Steve Bellini of the National Revealer publishes unflattering pictures of a bad-girl TV star beating a horse. Her method of retribution accidentally causes his death. Ensuring investigation drags in fashion designers, drug smugglers, a stalker who thinks he's from outer space, power brokers, CIA agents and another tabloid reporter, Carmeon Tull. Tull eventually pieces together the life story the TV star is desperate to keep secret. Since the day she murdered her abusive mother at the age of 12, she has been a magnet for crime and violence. After she sets in motion the accidental death of the reporter who wrote an unflattering story about her, she is the object of constant surveillance by the reporter's editor and a maniac stalker. Editor Steve Bellini of the National Revealer electronically spies on the TV star. 152972 2006 Mallard Fillmore: July 17, 2006 CS Tinsley, Bruce Journalist. Panel: Liberals: The Early Years. Child in cave-man's outfit saying: "Hey, Everybody! Our tribe's warriors are hiding behind the oak trees down by the creek!" Proud father: "We're so proud of Urg!...He wants to be a journalist when he grows up!" 152973 2006 Mallard Fillmore: July 18, 2006 CS Tinsley, Bruce New York Times. First Panel: Mallard is saying, "This is New York Times Editor Bill Keller…. What keeps our nation free is our right to publish things. Like how our government is tracking terrorists' finances…troop movements… "...where a person can get hold of some weapons-grade uranium." Caricature of Keller:: "And so on…This has been Bill Keller, standing up for the public's right to know…." 152974 2006 Mallard Fillmore: June 23, 2006 CS OWN Tinsley, Bruce Los Angeles Times, Friday, June 23, 2006 TV Reporter. First Panel: Close-up of handsome male reporter. "CBS News Reporter Scott Pelley has likened global-warming skeptics to Holocaust Deniers! Thereby raising the question of who should be most offended." Second Panel: "People skeptical of 'man-made' global warming…People offended by trivialization of the Holocaust…Or People who still think that most reporters are 'objective.'" 152975 2006 Mallard Fillmore: March 1, 2006 CS Tinsley, Bruce News Media. Fillmore: "Twice in the past month, Christian T.V. viewers have gotten NBC to change programming offensive to them by using letter writing campaigns." Note to Islamic extremists: This approach is far more effective than bombing NBC's offices or beheading Jay Leno. 152976 2004 Mallard Fillmore: Monday, August 30, 2004 CS Los Angeles Times Parody TV Anchor. First Panel: Man with clipboard quizzing ABC's Peter Jennings before the Republican Convention. He says "Tax Reform?" Jennings: "Tax Cuts for the Rich." Second Panel: "Iraq?" "Another Vietnam." "Pro-Life?" "Anti-Reproductive Rights!" Third Panel: Man: "Okay Peter….You're ready for your objective Republican Convention coverage." Jennings: "You mean the mean-spirited, greedy, right-wing extremists' convention?" Fourth Panel: Man says, "Just testing." 152977 2008 Mallard Island N Webb, Peter Reporters from the local and national tabloids are trying to get access to high profile and politically sensitive situations. It is up to Commander Harry Dowding to prevent any leaks to these reporters. 152978 1999 Mallorca MF Reporter (Peter Welter Soler). 152979 1995 Mallorca, ein Jahr. Ein Inselroman N Breloer, Heinrich; Schauhoff, Frank Germany TV Journalist 152980 1941 Maltese Falcon, The M DVD -R HQ 9634, 9635 (Mislabeled 9636). SVD 1031 Reporters (Hank Mann, William Hopper, Charles Drake). Announcer (Jack Mower) 152981 1930 Maltese Falcon, The NM OWN - H Hammett, Dashiell In "Five Complete Novels." Press 152982 2003 Maltese Manuscript, The N Dobson, Joanne Weinberg List Journalist 152983 1945 Mama Loves Papa M Photographer (Donald Kerr) 152984 1987 Mama's Boy T A1291 Episode Columnist (Bruce Weitz) lives with domineering, widowed mother (Nancy Walker) 152985 1983 Mama's Family: T SV 44 Episode. Fran appears in episodes 1 to 35. Journalist Francis "Fran" Crawley (Rue McClanahan), Thelma's sister who writes for Raytown paper (Southern hamlet) 152986 1984 Mama's Family: Dear Aunt Fran T Evering, Jim and Dorothy Van Episode #34. 3-31-1984 Journalist Fran (Rue McClanahan), Thelma's sister who writes for Raytown paper (Southern hamlet). Fran gets a fill-in job as an advice columnist. She asks Mama for an answer to a question and Mama does what she does best, tells people what to do. Fran uses the answer. Soon Fran's editor takes notice of her popularity. Buzz tells Mama that she should be getting some of the money Fran is now earning. But Fran refuses. She plans to slowly stop using Mama's "Home-Spun" advice. She adds some psychological insights in her latest article. Fran's got a date that night with her editor, Dwight Nettles (Conrad Janis). Nettles loves the advice Fran's been giving but can't understand why she included all the psychological babble. Nettles edited it out of her latest article. He has a problem, needs some advice on and that's why he wanted to see her tonight. Seems "his friend" just hired a new woman and has the hots for her even though he's married. He wants to know what to do. Fran sneaks away from the table and calls Mama from the pay phone for advice. Mama recognizes Nettles is referring to himself and Fran. She tells Fran to tell him to eat at home. Fran does and quits her job on top of that. 152987 1986 Mama's Family: Farewell Frannie T Episode #37. 6-13-1986 Journalist Francis "Fran" Crawley (Rue McClanahan), Thelma's sister who writes for Raytown paper (Southern hamlet). Mama's sister, Frannie, dies. Even if Mama can't bring herself to tell how Frannie actually died (by inhaling a tooth pick in the ladies room at the Bigger Jigger), Mama is determined to give her late sister something she never had -- a perfect day. But things soon turn from perfect to terrible as one disaster after another strikes. Few members of the family can attend. And as the family gets home from the funeral, Vint forgot to shut the hearse door resulting in the coffin flying out of the hearse and down the on-ramp to the freeway. The house is a mess. Mama gives Bubba -- Ed's son just out of reform school -- Fran's old room. 152988 1983 Mama's Family: Fran's Dress T Episode #10. 3-26-1983 Journalist Francis "Fran" Crawley (Rue McClanahan), Thelma's sister who writes for Raytown paper (Southern hamlet). Fran has an awards banquet that night and asks Mama to iron the dress she plans to wear. Mama is in a rush to get to her hair appointment and burns a hole in Fran's dress. She finds a replacement for $55. Fran comes home early and tries it on. But it's the wrong dress and it looks almost nothing like the other one. Fran throws a fit and she and Mama have a huge fight. In the end Fran decides to wear another dress. 152989 1984 Mama's Family: Mama for Mayor (Part 1) T Episode #29. 2-18-1984 News Media. Newspaper Reporter (Ted Zeigler). Local Announcer (Troy Evans). 152990 1983 Mama's Family: Vint and the Kids Move In T Episode #1. 1-22-1983. Fran featured in Episodes 1 to 35.. Journalist Francis "Fran" Crawley (Rue McClanahan), Thelma's sister who writes for Raytown paper (Southern hamlet). Fran's boss at the newspaper calls telling her she has to come in and re-edit her latest story. Mama is upset. Fran was going to take her to the mall for a sale and tried to hurry Fran to finish eating. Mama's only son drops by the house and announces he and the kids have been evicted from their home. Fran is against them moving in. Mama agrees. His daughter gets Fran's writing studio and Fran is outraged by this. She and Mama have a huge argument about it and Fran's mood turns even more sour when she founds out that the daughter Sonja stumbled on the book she's been working on and read it. Fran says it's an invasion of her privacy and finally makes the decision to move out because she can't take the stress anymore. Mama had no idea that Fran was actually writing in her studio, but later as things settle down a bit, Fran and Mama have a talk and Fran changes her mind and decides to stay after all. 152991 1986 Mama's Family: Where There's a Will T Episode #38. 6-20-1986 Journalist Francis "Fran" Crawley (Rue McClanahan), Thelma's sister who wrote for Raytown paper (Southern hamlet) is dead. Mama finds Frannie's diary and inside is a note telling Mama to call the executor of her will. The executor informs Mama that Fran was worth $35,000. Fran's will stipulated 10 percent of that would go to the "Ray of Hope Home for Wayward Girls." But the other $31,500 was to be split evenly between Mama, and Vint and Naomi. There is one stipulation. Mama has to keep from losing her temper for a period of two weeks and it's totally on her honor. So Vint and Naomi wait on her hand and foot trying to keep her from getting upset. On the last day, the executor arrives. Mama comes back from the Beauty Spot in a terrible mood. Her car was smashed and the guy left a note just to fool the witnesses into thinking he was leaving his name and address. Then she sat in paint waiting for the bus destroying her new dress. The executor says the dress doesn't suit her anyway and she tells him off and throws him out. So the entire estate goes to the "Ray of Hope Home for Wayward Girls." 152992 1935 Mama's Little Pirates M Our Gang Comedy. Great Movie Shorts Newspaper. Gang reading a newspaper story about buried treasure 152993 2005 Maman Last Call M Petrowski, Nathalie (Novel and screenplay). Journalist Alice Malenfant (Sophie Lorain) is the 37-year-old star reporter for a daily Montreal newspaper and is a devout feminist. Malenfant finds her life turned upside down when this career-oriented, somewhat hedonistic journalist discovers she’s pregnant. She has shared her life with radio host Louis Saint-Amand (Patrick Huard) for the last couple of years. Although she has been careful to avoid pregnancy, what she fears the most ends up happening. After considering abortion, she decides to keep the child, much to Louis’ relief and happiness. Fearful of losing her position at the paper, Alice tries to keep her pregnancy quiet, especially since a young, ambitious colleague is hoping to take her place. Cameraman (Alain Bruno). Intervieweuse (Minou Petrowski). 152994 2003 Mambo italiano M Galluccio, Steve (Play). Emile Gaudreault TV Interviewer (Ivana Bombardieri). 152995 1992 Mamma ci penso io MF Italy. Photographer in yellow hat (Ruggero Deodato). 152996 2003 Mammoth Cheese, The N Holman, Sheri News Media frenzy in little burg of Three Chimneys, Va. where thanks to fertility drugs, woman has given birth to 11 babies. When interest fades, town Pasteur wants another fee-good story to get the town back into the limelight. Convinces cheese maker to make a "Mammoth Cheese" and deliver it to a presidential candidate. 152997 1989 Mammy Tapes, The M Interviewer (Joseph Marzano) 152998 2009 Män som hatar kvinnor MF Larsson, Stieg (Novel) Sweden Journalist Mikael Blomqvist (Michael Nyqvist) gets an unusual assignment 40 years after a 16-year-old girl disappears without a trace on Sept. 29, 1966. He’s contacted by an industrial leader who wants him to write the history of the girl’s family. The family chronicle is just a cover for the real assignment: to find out about what really happened to Harriet Vanger. Blomqvist recently has been indicted and convicted on counts of slander. He feels he needs a break from his job on the Millennium magazine, so he takes the job. He gets help from the young and troubled computer hacker Lisbeth Salander (Noomi Rapace). Editor (Mikael Raham). Together the odd couple starts to dig in the past of the Vanger family and meet a darker and bloodier history than anyone could have imagined. Swedish thriller about a journalist and a young female hacker. 152999 1974 Man About the House M Interviewer (Bill Grundy-Himself) 153000 2005 Man About Town M DVD -R HQ 8918, 8919 Reporter tries to get top Hollywood agent's journal to expose him and his clients. 153001 1887 Man Abroad: Yarn of Another Century, A NSF USC Anonymous Newspaperman Weber Lochmore Henry George, newspaperman. 153002 1957 Man Afraid M Ullman, Dan (Story). Herb Meadow (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Interviewer Wilbur Fletcher (Judson Pratt) shows a picture of the minister's son on the air -- the minister killed a burglar that broke into his house. Broadcast is seen by burglar's father who proceeds to terrorize the boy. Minister is able to save son from being kidnapped and also convinces self-absorbed interviewer to reconcile with his own child. Newspaper Reporter (Troy Donahue). "What's it matter who's wrong, so long as we give the public what it wants." 153003 1953 Man Against Crime: Exclusive T 2-11-53 Press 153004 1965 Man Alive DT Series 1965-1982 Reporters Jim Douglas Henry, Angela Huth, Jeremy James, John Percival, Trevor Philpott, John Pitman, Harold Williamson. 153005 1955 Man Alone, A M Newspaperman Maybanks (Thomas B. Henry). 153006 1895 Man and His Womankind, A N USC Vynne, Nora Freelancer Cicily Cedicsson writes articles. "…that same journalist's life has unfitted me for housekeeping." Married. 153007 1971 Man and the City, The: Deadly Fountain, The T Episode #9. 11-10-1971 News Media. Newsman (Jim McKrell). 153008 1941 Man at Large M DVD 10132 Larkin, John (Screenplay) Ness Book City Editor Mr. Grundy (Richard Lane) assigns Dallas Davis (Marjorie Weaver), a receptionist at a newspaper office, to search for a Nazi flier who has escaped from a concentration camp in Canada. She wants a chance to be a reporter and this is it. City editor actually wants to get her out of the way since she knows about the murder of a German agent and city editor has promised the FBI he will not leak information on the incident. . FBI man Bob Grayson (George Reeves) is after the flier and is posing as a rival reporter. Davis gets a photograph of the escaped aviator but Grayson confiscates it. Back in New York, she stumbles into a spy operation and accidentally betrays Grayson. Spies eventually are caught. Monthly Film Bulletin, 12/31/41: "Marjorie Weaver as the dumb reporter lays it on a trifle too thick and one wonders how such a half-wit really could fall into so many adventures and how many men would have the patience to put up with her stupid interferences when their lives are at stake." Drunk Reporter (Hal K. Dawson). Reporter with Von Rohn Bulletin (John Dilson). Photographer Eddie (George Riley). 153009 1973 Man at the Top M UK Newsreader (Tim Brinton). 153010 1972 Man at the Top: Knackers Yard, The T UK. Episode #12. 6-19-1972 Photographer (Laurie Asprey). 153011 1982 Man at the Wheel, The N OWN - P Kenyon, Michael Reporter Peter Ramsden 153012 1987 Man Behind the Badge, The NR Hamilton, Paula Silhouette Special Edition 400 Reporter Courtney Evans is rescued from a gun-wielding criminal by a police negotiator. She knew his embrace was in the line of duty. But was his follow-up visit really standard police procedure? And was her growing curiosity about him purely journalistic? Courtney's interviews with Officer Mike Harris served public interest. Privately she admitted this was more than just a story. On the job, Mike handled trauma with emotional prowess, but off duty he kept his feelings well hidden. Could Courtney ever uncover the man behind the badge? "I'd like to interview you sometime Officer Harris," Courtney said. "Tradition dictates that policemen and reporters have trouble getting along," Mike pointed out. "I'm not much of a traditionalist. How about you?" "I am … most of the time…but I'm easily influenced…." It was the story she was after, Courtney reminded herself when she found herself staring into his eyes. …. 153013 1941 Man Betrayed, A (aka Wheel of Fortune) M Moffitt, Jack (Story). Tom Kilpatrick (Adaptation). Isabel Dawn (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Casey (Wallace Ford) of the Globe is present when a supposedly drunk college student is killed outside a nightclub. He discovers student has been shot and tells his editor, but the editor appears more interested in gardening. Local Crime boss threatens family of Globe Newspaper Editor Bob (Joseph Crehan) if the paper does not go along with him. Attorney arrives in city to prove boy was murdered. Takes job with crime boss' political campaign. Reporter fills attorney in on crime boss. He identifies him as a reporter because of "the pencil marks around your ears." Reporter tells attorney he is giving him the scoop because paper will not print it. Crime boss wins the election and attorney continues his efforts to expose him while romancing his daughter. Editor finally decides to stand up to corruption by printing a story about one of the boss' schemes that resulted in people dying of typhoid. After making the decision, the editor prepares to leave, but word comes that crime boss has confessed to election fraud and turned himself in. 153014 1992 Man Bites Dog (C'est Arrive Pres De Chez Vous) M L. SVD 1089 French Documentary Crew becomes participant in serial killer crimes. Reporter (Remy Belvaux.). Journalist (Emmanuelle Bada). Journalist (Anne LaGrange). Journalist (Benolt Mariage). Video Reporter (Alain Francois). Journalist, The (Daniel Auteuil). Cameraman Andre (Andre Bonzel). 153015 1989 Man Called Hawk, A: If Memory Serves T Starkes, Jaison Episode #11. 4-29-1989 News Media. Hawk is hired to protect a Haitian historian from someone he believes is trying to use voodoo to learn of a secret. 153016 1989 Man Called Hawk, A: Poison T Parker, Robert and Joan Parker Episode #8. 3-25-1989 Reporter repeatedly disrupts Hawk while he is tracking down the source of heroin laced with the poison strychnine. The dogged reporter won't give up the story. 153017 1999 Man Called Hero, A M SVD 1187. (Media Excerpts) News Media 153018 1990 Man Called…Rainbo, A M Critic Two (Chris Perry). 153019 2008 Man For Me NS Bruce, Gemma Sportswriter J.T. Green is a feisty, independent reporter desperately wants to be taken seriously at the national weekly Sports Today, both for her and her father (the Coach), but a locker-room mishap lands her a losing assignment covering a dead-end local baseball club, the Gilbeytown, PA. Beavers. What she and her editor do not know is that star pitcher Tommy Bainbridge is in town and he’s determined to help the Beavers kick their losing streak. J.T. Green wants out of the locker room -- until star pitcher Tommy Bainbridge walks in. Tommy defines the word hot: He’s tall, a terrific kisser, and a total catch. J.T. wants everything he has to give. But Gilbeytown, PA needs their hometown boy back where he belongs and if his plans to help get leaked to the press, there’s going to be hell to pay. Distracting a woman as determine and downright sexy as J.T. isn’t going to be easy. Unless he can show her how heavenly it feels to be held in his powerful arms and she seems to like it, a lot. And so does Tommy. They fall for each other but their careers and trust issues make it impossible for them to commit. Soon, J.T. uncovers a conspiracy threatening the Beavers that could drag her and Tommy down with it. J.T. is a strong, independent, indomitable and sexily vulnerable. 153020 1941 Man for mycket, En MF Photographer (Ingemar Holde) 153021 2005 Man from Beyond, The N Brownstein, Gabriel Reporter Molly Goodman, 22, follows Harry Houdini, the famed magician and escape artist, and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the celebrated author and champion of spiritualism at a séance in 1922 in which Lady Doyle delivers a message from Houdini's late mother. In 1922, Doyle arrives in New York on a spiritualist crusade. To packed houses at Carnegie Hall, he displays photographs of ghosts and spirits. In the newspapers, he defends the power of a famous medium of the day. Houdini is a skeptic and goes on the attack. Young reporter covers the heated debate. As she wanders into this world of spooks and spirits, murder and criminal frauds, Molly Goodman discovers herself -- her true love and her place in the world. She even discovers her relationship to her beloved dead brother, Carl. 153022 1943 Man from Down Under, The M DVD -R HQ 11392, 11393 News Media. Newsman (Eric Alden). Newsman (Harry Fleischmann). Newsman (David Thursby). 153023 1942 Man from Headquarters, The M SVD 825. VHS 935. Krafft, John, Rollo Lloyd (Screenplay). Edmund Kelso (Additional Dialogue) Ness Book Crime Reporter Larry Doyle (Frank Albertson) for the Chicago Record is being given recognition for his help in solving a crime. Goes out drinking with colleagues on the $50 bonus he receives and proceeds to verbally trash the Editor. He doesn't realize the editor is listening. The reporter is taken for a ride by crooks who knock him out and put him on a train to St. Louis. Editor Elwin A. Jonas (Dick Elliott). Managing Editor Marvin (John Maxwell). Reporter Whalen (Jack Mulhall). He offers to help solve a crime for editor of the St. Louis World News. Reporter Weeks (George O'Hanlon). Newspaperman (I. Stanford Jolley). Newspaper Photographer (Charles Hall). Telegraph Girl (Christine McIntyre). Reporter witnesses shooting of cop and gets hold of bag of stolen money. He and the woman are arrested. Both Chicago and St. Louis editors vouch for him. He solves the crime. Monthly Film Bulletin, 7/31/41: "One wonders whether the United States Police Organization is really so supine and as much under the thumb of the newspaper proprietors as a number of films of this type would lead us to believe." 153024 1960 Man from Interpol: No Other Way T UK. Episode #8. Photographer (Victor Baring). 153025 1916 Man from Manhattan, The M AFI-Editors/Newspapers/Poets - Ness Book Quoted Newspaper Owner. Willoughby Whipple (William Stowell), disowned by his father, leaves Manhattan and buys a small town paper, The Bugle and hires Virginia Winters (Rhea Mitchell) as his associate editor and Daddy Eggleston (Perry Banks) as his printer. When he refuses to endorse a corrupt mayor, the businessman has him evicted from the newspaper building, then burns it down trying to frame the editor as an arsonist. The printer suffocates during the fire but implicates the mayor before he dies. Editor is elected mayor and marries Winters while her father builds a new building for the paper. 153026 2001 Man from Oklahoma, The NR Graham, Darlene Harlequin Superromance #994 TV Reporter Jamie Evans investigates story of rich man's wife disappearing 10 years ago without a trace. Man vanished from Tulsa society by hiding on his ranch. Tulsa police believe he killed her. Evans and her editor want the story. Jaded journalist falls in love with man. Goes from doubting critic to firm believer. 153027 1951 Man from Planet X, The M DVD -R HQ 7660, 7659. L Wisberg, Aubrey, Jack Pollexfen (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Lawrence (Robert Clarke) of Affiliated Press promises "the strangest story a newspaperman ever covered." Spaceship crashes in Scottish countryside. Reporter given exclusive by scientist who he befriended when they were in military service. Reporter and scientist try to communicate with alien through sign language, then through mathematics. Reporter questions own profession when the scientist's daughter is kidnapped: "Had I sacrificed her just for a newspaper story? …." "…That was the thought that tormented me." Spaceship is blown up. Reporter chooses not to print the story. It can't be kept a secret, but if it is not played up in the papers, it will be easily reduced to idle gossip. 153028 2010 Man From Saigon, The N Leimbach, Marti War Correspondent Susan Gifford, a British-raised front-line reporter, is one of the first female corespondents on assignment in Saigon in 1967, dedicated to her job and passionate in love with American TV reporter Marc. Son is a Vietnamese photojournalist anxious to get his work into the American press. Together they cover every aspect of the war from combat missions to the workings of field hospitals. Then one November morning, narrowly escaping death during an ambush, Susan and Son find themselves the prisoners of three Vietcong soldiers who have been separated from their unit. Now, under constant threat from American air strikes, helpless in the hands of the enemy, they face the daily hardships of the jungle together. As time passes, the bond between Susan and Son deepens, and it becomes increasingly difficult for Son to harbor the secret that could have profound consequences for them both. 153029 1948 Man from Texas M Reporter at Train (Dick Foote). 153030 1943 Man from the Rio Grande, The M Newspaper Editor Tom Traynor (Kirk Alyn), crusading newspaper editor has been threatened with death if he continues his fight against a vicious rancher. 153031 1967 Man from U.N.C.L.E, The: Napoleon's Tomb Affair, The T Episode. 1-27-1967. French Reporter (Peter Balakoff). 153032 1964 Man from U.N.C.L.E., The: Iowa-Scuba Affair, The T Episode #2. 9-29-1964 Newspaperman (Ollie O'Toole). 153033 1966 Man from U.N.C.L.E., The: Sort of Do-It-Yourself Dreadful Affair, The T Episode #61. 10-23-1966 Photographer (Nicky Blair). 153034 1942 Man glommer ingenting MF Sweden Newspaper Vendor (Wiktor Andersson). 153035 1936 Man Hunt M Felton, Earl (Story). Ray Chanslor (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Hank Dawson (William Gargon) works for a small town weekly paper, The Coasterville Clarion. Reporter Babe Harding (Anita Kerry), Chicago Globe. Clarion Editor Bill Taylor (Frederic Blanchard). When Dawson gets a report from the Associated Press about an escaped bank robber, he tells his layout man to "Stop the Presses" (causing the co-worker to mutter, "I wish you'd never seen that movie, The Front Page." Reporter Cort Starrett, Chicago World (Olin Howlin). Reporter Skip McHenry, Chicago Star (Dick Purcell). Reporter Waffles (Don Barclay). Reporter Jim Bainter (Larry Kent). Reporter (Don Downen). Reporter (Eddie Graham). 153036 1940 Man I Married, The M Schisgall, Oscar (Novel - "Swastika"). Oliver H.P. Garrett (Screenplay) Ness Book Art Critic Carol (Joan Bennett) for the Smart World takes a trip to Germany with husband. Before she leaves she is asked by a doctor to try to get his brother out of a concentration camp and is given money to use to buy his freedom. Once in Germany, husband becomes excited by the new order and becomes involved with Nazis. Journalist is determined to help the doctor's brother and meets Correspondent Kenneth Delane (Lloyd Nolan) at the Overseas News Service. She discovers the man she is seeking died in the camp. When she is arrested for trying to help a neighbor hide her son, the American reporter employs his press influence to get her released. Her husband tells her he has joined the Nazi Party and they agree to a divorce. He refuses to let her take their son back to America so the correspondent tries to help her sneak the boy out. Husband discovers plan and stops them. Husband told by his father his mother was Jewish and he is devastated by revelation. Carol takes son and leaves Germany. Delane remains behind. New York Times 8/3/40: "One of the few movie newspapermen we've ever been willing to accept." 153037 1936 Man I Marry, The M Critic (Norma Drew). Critic (George Hackathorne). Critic (Gladden James). Critic (Eddie Kane). Critic (Lorin Raker). Messenger (Si Jenks). 153038 1971 Man in a Million, A SS GPL Wain, John In "Life Guard, The," Editor. Opportunist's life that teeters between humorous insult and terrible honesty in the no-man's land where literature meets journalism. Fred Castell, the best literary editor in London, putting the literary pages to bed late at night. 153039 1968 Man in a Suitcase: Castle in the Clouds T Episode #29. 4-10-1968 Newspaper Seller (Arthur Griffiths). 153040 1928 Man in Hobbles, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 153041 1995 Man in the Attic, The MT Reporter (Rick Roberts) 153042 2008 Man in the Dark N Auster, Paul Book Critic August Brill is in a car accident that kills his wife and leaves him a physical and spiritual invalid. The retired critic is confined to his house with his recently divorced daughter and a 23-year-old grandchild stricken with grief after the murder of her ex-boyfriend. Brill, an insomniac, attempts to stave off thoughts of death by telling himself bedtime stories. His tired mind weaves a tale that combines details of his life with more fantastic flights -- such as the story of a man who, waking up in an alternate universe where 9/11 never happened and the 2000 election led to civil war, is sent on a mission to destroy the very person who has imagined him into existence. 153043 1928 Man in the Dark, The NM OWN - H Ferguson, John Press 153044 1984 Man in the Gray Flannel Suit II, The N Wilson, Sloan PR Public Relations Man Tom Rath promotes a mental health campaign for United Broadcasting. 153045 1956 Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, The M SVD 1140 PR Public Relations Man Tom Rath (Gregory Peck), PR job with United Broadcasting Corporation. Hopkins (Frederic March), broadcasting tycoon 153046 1955 Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, The N Wilson, Sloan PR Public Relations Man Tom Rath. Gordon Walker, Head of PR (Arthur O'Connell) 153047 1962 Man in the High Castle, The NSF Dick, Philip K. TV Journalist 153048 1964 Man in the Middle M British Correspondent (Robert Bruce). British Correspondent (William Dexter). American Correspondent (Francis Napier). Indian Correspondent (Baseo Panday). 153049 1984 Man in the Middle, The N OWN - P Lewis, Norman British Journalist Ronald Kemp based in Tripoli. 153050 1957 Man in the Sky, The M Reporter Ingrams (Howard Marion-Crawford - The Reporter). 153051 1951 Man in the White Suit, The M Reporter (Alan Haines). Express Reporter (Scott Harold). 153052 1990 Man Inside, The M SV 208 Roth, Bobby (Screenplay) U.S.-French - Based on a true story - Ness Book Reporter Gunder Wollroff (Jurgen Prochnow) is investigated by The Standard because he is an independent operator and regarded as dangerous. Try to depict him as a criminal. So reporter adopts a disguise and gets a job on the paper. Helped by reporter Rolf Gruel (Philip Anglim) who began as an idealistic editor for The Free Press and went to work for The Standard when his paper folded. Reporter Wollroff is indoctrinated into paper's methods including manufacturing quotes and facts. Woman who was the subject of the paper's attacks commits suicide, editor says, "What luck, we can still make the evening edition." Reporter has nightmares. News organization discovers his identity and accuses him in print of "shameless criminal methods." Writes book about experiences, but publishers brought to trial and forced to edit sections because of lack of hard evidence. Colleague Henry Tobel (Peter Coyote) gives the reporter the file the paper kept on him. Also tells him he is writing his own book. But Tobel is killed. Wollroff wins his day in court and his book becomes a bestseller. The paper has been plagued by demonstrations and lawsuits, but is still read by nine million Germans every day. 153053 1993 Man Kills Woman NM Flusfeder, D.L. Sports Journalist Richard Tierney of Boston is hired by a woman who write a biography of a British psychologist, man of letters and translator who died mysteriously in 1980. Woman says he as a monster, but as Tierney soon discovers, her interest in the psychologist is more than academic. His research takes him into the circle of the man's closest friends. Tierney builds a picture of man that is contradictory and intriguing. The psychologist may be dead but his influence on those he knew lives on. How he died rounds out Tierney's portrait. 153054 1995 Man Like Smith NR Pappano, Marilyn Reporter Jolie Wade had information Assistant U.S. Attorney Smith Kendricks required, but she was vigilantly guarding her source. Kendricks needed Wade’s help. He had to convince Jolie to reveal her informer -- and avoid losing his heart in the bargain. The crack reporter knew that helping Smith could lead to the revelation of her own secrets. She had to avoid the sexy prosecutor and pretend she didn’t long for the caring man that lay beneath his rough exterior. But a man like Smith was impossible to forget. 153055 1941 Man Made Monster, The M Essex, H.J., Sid Schwartz, Len Golos (Story - "Electronic Man, The"). Joseph West (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Mark Adams (Frank Albertson) for the Globe-Dispatch trying to get a story on a survivor of a bus crash in which all of the other passengers were electrocuted. He tracks the man to house of scientist and is confronted by doctor's niece. She objects to him making jokes about the survivor in the paper, even though five others were killed. Romance develops and two become engaged. Survivor has come under control of evil scientist who performs electrical experiments on him. Scientist forces human battery to assault woman's uncle. He is charged with murder. Sentenced to die in electric chair, but execution makes him stronger. Reporter covers attempted execution. Man is cornered in a wire fence and drained of his energy. Human battery destroyed, Reporter's fiancée shows him scientist's secret diary of experiments. Reporter claims story will win him the Pulitzer Prize. She convinces him diary is dangerous. Could lead others to attempt experiments. Reporter destroys diary. "When a newspaperman lays out cash for tickets, that is true love." "Now, look, lady, five people were killed and we treated it with the proper respect, but that was yesterday." Reporter (Jack Gardner) 153056 2008 Man Made the Lightning N Gadsden, Jason Journalist Nathan Trait is a wanna-be journalist who will stop at something to get his story, although he has no idea how far that will be. 153057 1925 Man Must Live, A M Wylie, Ida Alexa Ross (Story - "Jungle Law"). James Ashmore Creelman (Scenario). AFI-Editors/Reporters/Scandal Sheets - Ness Book Reporter Geoffrey Farnell (Richard Dix) goes to war and returns penniless so he takes job as reporter on scandal sheet, The New York Chronicle. Assigned by city editor Job Hardcastle (George Nash) to get story on society divorcee now working in cabaret. He finds her dying of consumption and tells city editor he could not locate her. Reporter then discovers war buddy is involved in narcotics, but while trying to get a photo to go with his story, he discovers his friend's sister is a girl he once loved. Although reporter wants to kill the story, he ends up giving it to city editor to get money to help the cabaret worker. He loses his job but gets a settlement from steel company against which he once filed a claim. Marries friend's sister when her brother is freed. At one point, city editor tells reporter to get the story on the dancer and to tear her to pieces because "Our readers don't feel sorry for a jazz baby." New York Times, 1/29/25: "The blackguard of this story is a managing editor whose lack of knowledge of newspaper work appears only to be equaled by that of his reporter, Geoffrey Farnell." 153058 1957 Man of a Thousand Faces, The (aka Man of a 1,000 Faces, The) M DVD -R HQ 2046, 2047, 2048. L. Publicist Clarence Locan (Jim Backus), friend of Lon Chaney. News Media. Reporters. Freelance Magazine Writer David Anderson becomes PR man and keeps marital problems story quiet. Reporters at Chaney's House (Michael Dale, Allen Pinson, Ken Terrell). Chaney: "Another newspaperman comes on this set, I go off." PR man comes up with "Mystery Man." -- someone no one knows. "Lon Chaney -- Man of Mystery" develops because Chaney won't talk to the Press. Reporter David Anderson (William Hudson). Messenger Boy (Steve Drexel). 153059 2000 Man of Few Words, A M Ireland. Short Film. Photographer (Donncha Crowley). 153060 1981 Man of Iron (aka Czlowiek Z Zelaza) M SVD 1533. SV 319 (Beginning) Scibor-Rylski, Aleksander (Screenplay) Poland TV Commentator Winkel (Marian Opania) is asked by officials to do a story that will discredit the leader of the worker's strike. She was involved in an accident when drunk and the state is using the incident to coerce him into helping them. TV News crew's coverage of a workers' strike to provide a vivid picture of contemporary Poland. What is presented as truth by the media is explored. Government control of the media. Winkel begins his investigations while other journalists prepare a statement claiming that many of the reports being provided to not correspond to the facts and that a communication blackout is preventing honest reporting. Striking workers begin to distrust the press and regard the journalists as liars. Winkel is pressured into signing the petition of the other journalists. One of his colleagues refers to thoroughbred reporters, he says he regards himself as a mongrel. Winkel eventually resigns although his public criticizes him for having sold out to the state. Filmmaker Agnieszka (Krystyna Janda) married to strike leader. Reunited as strike ends. 153061 1976 Man of Marble (aka Czlowiek z marmuru) M Scibor-Rylski, Aleksander Poland - Ness Book Student Filmmaker Agnieszka (Krystyna Janda) doing diploma film on bricklayer who became hero in 1950s' Stalanist Poland. Opposition from TV station sponsoring film and authorities when she tries to get classified footage. "Citizen Kane" structure. Confrontations with station manager who accuses her of using "cloak and dagger tactics," which he equates with "American nonsense." She takes her crew to museum. While crew members distract staff woman, she sneaks into locked storage area to secretly film Views old documentaries. Meets maker of documentaries. Some scenes staged for camera. Source asks her is she is making honest film. She says she's doing her best. He pulls hidden microphone from around her neck. Demands she turns over reel of film. She can't locate the bricklayer or verify facts about him. Interviews co-workers, subject's wife. Journalist becomes less concerned about making film than with uncovering truth. As she digs deeper, begins to question nature of her profession. Refers to herself and crew as "film ghouls." Discovers finding facts not necessarily as finding truth. Cameraman (Leonard Zajaczkowski). 153062 1676 Man of Mode, The, Or Sir Fopling Flutter P USC Etherege, Sir George Newsmonger. News-Monger: "More than Muddiman has with their husbands," a line in the play referring to Henry Muddiman, a commercial writer of "news letters," which were very popular among the country gentry. He had hundreds of subscribers all over England and did not accept a fee of less than five pounds per year for his letters. 153063 1925 Man of Strife N OWN - H Wilson, Grove City Editor from Midwestern city is hero of a novel. 153064 1999 Man of the Century M DVD -R HQ 6423, 6424. SVD 1162 Columnist-Reporter Johnny Twennies (Gibson Frazier) of a Modern Manhattan newspaper (New York Sun-Telegram) seems to have stepped out of the 1930s. Reporter (Sean Patrick Reilly). Editor: Mr. M. 153065 2005 Man of the House M TV Reporter (Sarah Monahan). Newspaper Reporter (Robert Newell). 153066 1990 Man of the Moment P OWN - H Ayckbourn, Alan TV Reporter Jill Rillington, TV reporter-presenter on the BBC show "Their Paths Crossed." 153067 1955 Man of the Moment M Photographer (Michael Ward) 153068 1937 Man of the People M Newspaperman (Richard Kipling). Announcer (Charles King). Press. 153069 1991 Man of the People T Episode. 9-15-91 News Media. Jim Doyle (Jim Garner) spars with press. Reporters force him to do the right thing on camera. Uses press to blackmail mayor 153070 2009 Man of the People T News Media. TV Anchor (Heather Southwell). Photographer (Lee Gillentine). Political campaign is floundering. A small independent documentary film crew follows him around. Female Reporter shows up to interview the candidate. His campaign manager shoos off the reporter begging her to come back next week when the candidate will speak at an event to commemorate Rosa Parks’ birth. That is a lie. So the campaign manager must find an event for the candidate to attend. He books him on a cable access show. 153071 1952 Man of the Week DT Series 1952-54 News 153072 1951 Man of the Week DT Series. 8-26-1951 to 10-10-1954. CBS Moderator-Hosts George Allen (1951-1952), CBS Washington D.C. Reporter Ron Cochran (1953-1954). 153073 1962 Man of the World T UK Freelance Photojournalist-Writer Craig Stevens as Michael Strait, American freelance writer-photojournalist 153074 1995 Man of the Year M Photographer Ed (Charles Sloane). 153075 2006 Man of the Year M News Media cover presidential election. Comedian Tom Dobbs, who like Jon Stewart, pours acid on politicians on his TV show, runs for the nation's top job and wins due to an undetected computer glitch. TV Anchor #1 (Chris Matthews). TV Anchor #2 (J.C. Kenny). CNN Business Reporter (Lee Taylor). Reporter #1 (Brendan Connor). Reporter #2 (Barbara Radecki). Reporter #3 (Audrey Dwyer). Reporter #4 (Michael C. Branscombe). Reporter #5 (Sandi Stahlbrand). Newsman (Richard Sher). Moderator (Faith Daniels). Saturday Night Weekend Update TV Anchors (Tiny Fey and Amy Poehler). Political Commentator #1 (James Carville). Political Commentator #2 (Cathleen Crier). 153076 2002 Man of the Year M News Media. The Reporter (Leeza Gibbons). 153077 2004 Man on Fire M DVD -R HQ 3612, 3613 Journalist Mariana Garcia G. (Rachel Ticotin) of Reforma Newspaper, is friendly and helps hero. Reporter 1 (Ariane Pellicer). Cynical Reporter (Stacy Perskie). Docile Reporter (Adrian Grunberg). Interviewer (Ofelia Aguirre). Newscaster (Rossana Fuentes). Newscaster (Berenice Manjarrez). 153078 1935 Man on the Flying Trapeze, The M Newspaper Headlines give false story of Ambrose Wolfinger's death 153079 1999 Man on the Moon M National Enquirer Reporter (Jeanine Jackson). National Enquirer Reporter (David Koechner). National Enquirer Editor (Tracey Walter). Los Angeles Times Reporter (Mark Davenport). Commentator, Wrestling (Jim Ross). Ring Announcer (Lance Russell). Stadium Photographer (Ladi von Jansky). 153080 1948 Man on the Run M BBC Newscaster (Bruce Belfrage) 153081 1949 Man On the Street DT Series. 1-12-1949 to4-13-1951. DuMont Interviewers 153082 1986 Man Outside M News Media. Newsman on TV (Paschal Porta). 153083 1926 Man Rustlin' M Branch, William (Story). Burl R. Tuttle, Jay Chapman (Continuity). AFI-Columnists/Reporters - Ness Book Columnist Buck Hayden (Bob Custer) becomes a reporter for the local paper at the urging of his sweetheart. The paper is run by Pop Geers (Sam Allen). Reporter recovers loot from stagecoach robbery. His accounts of his adventures earn him a syndicated column from an eastern newspaper and he marries his sweetheart. Variety 4/21/26: "That the man who titled the film knew something about New York newspapers was evident as he referred to the New York 'World' and called William Randolph Hearst "Randie" instead of 'Willie.'" 153084 1889 Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg, The SS OWN Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 153085 1939 Man They Could Not Hang, The M White, Leslie T. George W. Sayre (Story). Karl Brown (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Scoop Foley (Robert Wilcox) of the Tribune investigates the deaths of several jurors who served at the trial of a mad doctor. Hanged, the body is recovered and revived. Reporter in love with doctor's daughter. City Editor King (John Dilson). Figures out why the jurors are dying and editor tells him to drop everything and work up the biggest story he can on the deaths -- "Make it weird, make it dramatic and make it snappy." Typical of reporter in low-budget horror films of the 1930s. He also refuses a drink from the doctor adding that he never drinks. (Audience laughter). Reporter at Typewriter (Walter Sande). First Reporter (Robert Sterling). Second Reporter (Franklin Parker). Mad scientist is obsessed with bringing the dead back to life. 153086 1920 Man to His Mate, A N MLPL Dunn, Joseph Journalist John Rainey of The Times. San Francisco newspaperman is kidnapped, put on a ship and sent on an Arctic voyage in search of gold treasure. 153087 2006 Man to Man with Dean Learner: Randolph Caer T Episode #6. 11-24-2006 Interviewer (Matt Berry - Voice). 153088 1959 Man to Match the Hour, A NM OWN - H Truss, Seldon Reporter, Mr. Horace of the London Daily Snapshot, crime reporter 153089 1917 Man Trap, The M AFI-Editors/Reporters - Ness Book Reporter John Mull (Herbert Rawlinson) of the Steadman's Chronicle, is framed by his crooked managing editor and sent to prison after uncovering evidence of graft. Spends a year in jail, escapes, and tracks down his former boss. Boss is murdered. Reporter finds the killer by wringing a confession from the crooked police chief. 153090 1930 Man Trouble M AFI-Columnists - Ness Book Newspaperman George Graham (Kenneth MacKenna) writes a folksy Christmas column. Variety, 9/10/30: "Hollywood still thinks all newspaper men must sing and drink. Some of them may drink. That's probably when they sing." 153091 1992 Man Trouble M News Reporter (Suzanne Q. Burdeau). News Reporter (Ginger LaBrie). On-Camera Reporter (Suzanne Lodge). 153092 2004 Man Trouble NR Craft, Melanie Reporter Carter McKee of the Miami Herald comes to Belden Wisconsin to ask his college pal, a history professor, to help him gain an interview with a billionaire hotel mogul. He plans to write a bio on the man but needs an interview -- something the wealthy hotelier never gives. He wants the professor to pose as her alto ego, a romance writer, to seduce the reclusive Jake. He asks female history professor by day and a bestselling romance author by night asks her to pull off the seduction of the century -- get the scoop on a billionaire playboy by transforming herself into his ideal woman. She agrees to help the journalist. The playboy has a problem. His five-star resorts are making less money because his bad-boy image is losing its luster. The one thing that can save him is a radical makeover into Family Man. Enter the romance author. Add a publicist and the fun begins. The journalist's selfishness is over the top and one wonders how the intelligent romance writing professor fails to see it. 153093 1922 Man Under Cover, The M Eytinge, Louis Victor (Story). Harvey Gates (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Newspaper Owner Margaret Langdon (Barbara Bedford) buys the local newspaper with help from a man who, with a partner, robbed a bank to help a bank cashier who was involved in bad oil investments. Langdon is the bank cashier's sister. Eventually they thwart some con men who have been selling phony oil shares and return the money to the townspeople. Ness: Author of the film's story was a "lifer" in the Arizona State Penitentiary. 153094 1926 Man Upstairs, The M DVD -R HQ 7613, 7614. AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 153095 1992 Man Upstairs, The MT News Media. Female Newscaster (Teryl Rothery). Male Newscaster (Linden Soles). Reporter (Raymond Ray). 153096 1932 Man Wanted M DVD -R HQ 5258, 5259. SVD 1206 Lord, Robert (Story). Charles Kenyon (Adaptation). Ness Book Editor of 400 magazine, Lois Ames (Kay Francis), is married to a wealthy man. She holds a position of power, clearly in control of the work place. 153097 2000 Man Who Ate the 747, The NR Sherwood, Ben Editor Willa Wyatt, Superior's sassy newspaper editor in Nebraska. To impress her, a local farmer is eating a Boeing 747, bite by bite. He has loved the lovely Wyatt since he was 10. Keeper of Records for the world-famous Book of Records comes to check it out because he needs a big record to keep his job. Convinces the farmer to go public about his stunt. Media frenzy creates devastating results. The plane had crashed-landed in a cornfield. Using a special high-powered grinder, the farmer reduces metal, wiring, plastic and rubber to a gray grit he ladles over Spaghetti-Os and ice cream. When the Keeper of Records meets Wyatt, he forgets everything he thought he knew about love. 153098 1960 Man Who Bought a Title, The SS Samuel, Edwin In "Coat of Many Colours, A." Reporter Mortimer Ross of the South African Natal Express. Ross was a professional journalist good at anything he really tried to do. 153099 1987 Man Who Broke 1,000 Chains, The M SVD 603 Remake of I Was A Fugitive/Chain Gang Publisher. Fugitive (Val Kilmer) creates Chicago Magazine and become successful publisher 153100 1935 Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo, The M PR - Coleman News Media. Paul Gallard (Ronald Coleman) gives out interviews, publicity harmful to casino's business. Photographer (Don Brodie). 153101 1949 Man Who Came to Dinner, The T Ford Theatre - 1-16-49 Critic Sheridan Whiteside (Edward Everett Horton) 153102 1954 Man Who Came To Dinner, The T Best of Broadway. 10-13-54 Critic Sheridan Whiteside (Reginald Gardiner). Joan Bennett 153103 1954 Man Who Came to Dinner, The T Comedy Special Critic Sheridan Whiteside (Monty Woolley) 153104 1972 Man Who Came to Dinner, The T 11-29-72 Hallmark Hall of Fame. Comedy Special Critic Sheridan Whiteside (Orson Welles) 153105 1941 Man Who Came to Dinner, The M DVD -R HQ 2413, 2414. L Kaufman, George S., Moss Hart (Play). Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein (Screenplay) Ness Book. Davis Commentator Sheridan Whiteside (Monty Woolley) based on real-life Critic Alexander Woolcott drives a family crazy after falling on their sidewalk and being forced to recuperate in their home. Reporter-Editor Bert Jefferson (Richard Travis) for the local paper, the Mesalia Journal. He has ambitions of becoming a playwright, he defends his decision to remain in his hometown: "William Allen White could have got out of Emporia but he didn't…." "…I'd like to stay here and say what I've got to say." When a romance develops between the reporter and Whiteside's assistant, Whiteside fears he will lose her so he schemes to bring an actress to town to complicate the romance. His assistant threatens to leave him anyway when she finds out about his plans. Whiteside sets things right. Reporter seems to be left in the dark as to the wild events that have transpired. "It's not just a play by a newspaperman. It's really superb." Reporter (Roland Drew). Local newspaper editor (Richard Travis). Radio Man (John Ridgely).. Announcer (Sam Hayes). Radio Men (Herbert Gunn, Creighton Hale). 153106 1939 Man Who Came To Dinner, The P OWN - P Kaufman, George S. and Hart, M Critic Sheridan Whiteside, influential critic, reviewer and wit. Arranges for his secretary to marry the local journalist. Based on Alexander Woolcott, journalist and broadcaster. 153107 1946 Man Who Came To Dinner, The R Episode #50. 11-17-1946. Theatre Guild of the Air Critic Sheridan Whiteside (Fred Allen) 153108 1945 Man Who Came To Dinner, The R Episode #36. 3-6-1945. Theatre of Romance Critic Sheridan Whiteside (Clifton Webb) 153109 1936 Man Who Changed His Mind, The (The Man Who Lived Again) M Publisher Lord Haslewood (Frank Cellier), rich publisher 153110 1914 Man Who Could Not Lose, The M AFI-Authors/Publishers Publisher Spink (J.M. Strong - The Publisher). 153111 1940 Man Who Could Not Shudder, The N Carr, John Dickson Magazine Journalist Bob Morrison is the narrator and a key participant in the story. He is a self-described “magazine hack” who writes articles for various Fleet Street magazines. 153112 1936 Man Who Could Work Miracles, The M Reporters (Bernard Nedell, Ernest Sefton, Ben Welden) 153113 1886 Man Who Could Write, The PO USC Kipling, Rudyard Press 153114 2001 Man Who Created Paradise, The N Logsdon, Gene Journalist 153115 1967 Man Who Cried I Am, The NSF OWN - H Williams, John A. African-American Journalist Max Reddick works for a left-liberal New York newspaper and then a national newsmagazine where he is "a new Negro employee, a pioneer, a 'first Negro first.'" Max Reddick, protagonist and journalist/novelist. Bernard Zutkin, literary critic and Max's friend. Kermit Shea, editor of the magazine which employs Max. Harry Ames, close friend and mentor, renowned writer. 153116 1937 Man Who Cried Wolf, The M Reporter (Ernie Adams). Reporter (Matt McHugh). Reporter (Robert Spencer). 153117 2000 Man Who Cried, The M DVD -R HQ 3710, 3711 Reporter (George Yiasoumi) 153118 1946 Man Who Dared, The M Shane, Maxwell, Alex Gottlieb (Story). Edward Bock, Malcolm Stuart Boylan (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist (George Macready) once responsible for wrongly convicting man and is now vigorous crusader against convictions on circumstantial evidence. He arranges to have himself convicted on circumstantial evidence to point out the fallacy of concept. He allows himself to be found guilty, but when the friend who can prove his innocence is robbed and severely injured, columnist has to escape from prison to clear himself. Real killer attempts to frame columnist by switching the barrels on a gun so it looks like reporter's gun committed the murder. Sports Editor Larry James (Forrest Tucker). 153119 1932 Man Who Didn't Mind Hanging, The (aka He Didn't Mind Hanging) NM Mavity, Nancy Barr Reporter Peter Piper 153120 1908 Man Who Ended War, The NSF Godfrey, Hollis Correspondent-Narrator James Orrington. Reid, one of the older correspondents. 153121 1944 Man Who Explained Miracles, The NM OWN - P Carr, John Dickson Press 153122 1976 Man Who Fell to Earth, The M Reporter at space launch (Terry Southern). 153123 2006 Man Who Foretold Disaster, The CB Showcase Presents Green Arrow #1. Reprinted: World’s Finest Comics (DC 1941 series) #123. Reporter Pete Sommers. Prof. Marlo claims to be able to foretell disasters. 153124 1962 Man Who Foretold Disaster, The CB World’s Finest Comics #123 Reporter Pete Sommers. A man claims to be able to foretell disasters. 153125 1937 Man Who Found Himself, The M DVD -R HQ 9148, 9149. VHS 1303 Curtis, Alice F. (Story). J. Robert Bren, Edmund L. Hartmann, G. V. Atwater, Thomas Lennon (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter "Nosey" Watson (James "Jimmy" Conlin) discovers that an airline mechanic is actually a doctor-aviator hiding out from a scandal. 153126 1911 Man Who Guessed Right, The SSF Mallory, J. Albert Newspaper Owner Edward Henry (Denry) Machin earns considerable income, becomes a newspaper magnate, marries well. Witty, quick on the draw. 153127 1970 Man Who Had Power Over Women, The M PR - AFI-Public Relations Men Public Relations Man Alfred Felix. 153128 1989 Man Who Heard Too Much, The NM OWN - P Granger, Bill Journalist Rita Macklin has an affair with a spy and then ends it. 153129 1988 Man Who Knew Cary Grant, The SS OWN - H Schwartz, Jonathan 10 Interconnected Episodic Short Stories about a journalist living in New York Not told in chronological order. Journalist Jesse Savitt, a journalist living in New York. Events spanning 30 years described form Savitt as an adult. In "Chloe Hummel of the Chicago White Sox," Savitt is seduced by a free-spirited actress. "Waiting, Weeping" analyzes Savitt's realization that his songwriter father is dying. 153130 2007 Man Who Knew Everything, The N Worsthorne, Sir Peregrine and Tom Stacey Journalist Granville Jones is at the end of his life. He is one of the greats of old-time Fleet Street, once a famous world-roving correspondent, now self-exiled on an island Emirate in the Gulf, an old and forgotten man, long eclipsed by rising stars of television journalism. When the coup breaks it seems that Jones is the last to know. A great love affair apparently brought him to his island. Both that ancient love and the indissoluble bonds between Jones and the deposed Emir are caught up by the old man’s professional demon. We follow Jones, move by move, playing his endgame with the fragments of physical and mental powers that still vouchsafed him. 153131 1997 Man Who Knew too Little, The M TV Reporter (Paul Shearer). TV Newscaster (Judith Dawson). TV Newscaster's Agent (David Michaels). 153132 1936 Man Who Lived Again, The (Man Who Changed His Mind, The) M Balderston, John L. (Story). L. Du Garde Peach, Sidney Gilliat (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher of The Daily Gazette, Lord Haslewood (Frank Cellier) who also owns other media outlets, sponsors brain transfer experiments. When he decides to withdraw support, the scientist transfers the publisher's brain into the body of a crippled servant Brain lives on in the publisher's body and takes over his media empire. 153133 1977 Man Who Loved Women, The MF DVD -R HQ 5615, 5616. Book Editor. Writer of book, "The Men Who Loved Women." 153134 1997 Man Who Made Husbands Jealous, The MT Miniseries Journalist (Stephen Ullathorne). 153135 1932 Man Who Played God, The M DVD -R HQ 6015, 6014 Reporter (Russell Hopton) 153136 1930 Man Who Put Out The Sun, The SSF Leinster, Murray Press 153137 1880 Man Who Put Up at Gadsky's (From A Tramp Abroad) SS OWN Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 153138 1967 Man Who Read Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The SM UCLA Brittain, William In "Ellery Queen's Murder Menu." Newspaper. Narrator is owner, editor, and entire staff of a small-town weekly newspaper. 153139 1934 Man Who Reclaimed His Head, The M SVDSP 1422 Bart, Jean (Play). Bart, Samuel Ornitz (Screenplay). Ness Book Editorial Writer Paul Verin (Claude Rains) goes mad when his publisher betrays him. Henri Dumont (Lionel Atwill) is the publisher of the People's Advocate who offers Verin a job ghost writing antiwar editorials. High-paying position. Verin writes his pacifist proclamations, the publisher is secretly making deals with munitions manufacturers. The enraged editorial writer severs the publisher's head with a bayonet. Newsboy (Ted Billings) 153140 1942 Man Who Returned To Life, The M Newspaper. Man reads news item: a man from his past is to be hanged for murder - Events leading up to story 153141 1951 Man Who Rode the Saucer, The SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 153142 1962 Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, The M DVD -R HQ 8410, 8409, 8408. L. Johnson, Dorothy (Story). James Warner Bellah, Willis Goldbeck (Screenplay) Ford. Westerns. Ness Book Editor Dutton Peabody (Edmond O'Brien) of the Shinbone Star is drunk who claims to have worked with Horace Greeley. Lawyer comes to town, sets up office, educates townspeople: "Best textbook in the world, an honest newspaper. . Hero warns editor and lawyer there will be bloodshed if they oppose gunslinger Editor attacks him in print and is assaulted in newspaper office as drunken editor recites St. Crispin's Day speech from Henry V. Gunslinger and thugs ransack office. They whip the editor and cram newspaper down editor's throat. Before passing out, Peabody makes final comment on freedom of the press. He survives attack and goes to political convention where he calls for statehood, nominates lawyer for Congress. Lawyer is credited with killing gunslinger Hero really did killing. Cub Reporter Hasbrouck (Joseph Hoover) and Editor Maxwell Scott (Carleton Young) from present Shinbone Star try to interview lawyer now senator why he has returned for hero's funeral. After they hear the story, the current editor crumples up his notes and elects not to expose truth, telling the senator, "This is the West, sir. When the legend becomes fact, print the legend." Famous line contradicts brave editor's actions years before. 153143 1962 Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, The N OWN - P Bellah, James Warner and Willis Goldbeck Editor listens to story 153144 1906 Man Who Stopped War, The SSF Vaux, Patrick Press 153145 2001 Man Who Sued God, The M Journalist Anna Redmond (Judy Davis) becomes a friend to a lawyer who becomes a fisherman out of frustration. When his one piece of property, his boat, is struck by lightning and destroyed, he is denied insurance money because it was an act of God. He re-registers as a lawyer and sues the insurance company and church under the guise of God, defending himself. Accident leads him to a friendship and eventual relationship with the journalist. Reporters (Matthew Lilley, Lenore Smith, Stuart Katzen, Warren Jones). American Reporter (Pamela Shaw). French Reporter (Clarence Dany). Italian Reporter (Dina Panozzo). Moderator (Peter Whitford). Polish Newsreader (Darius Paczynski). Newsreaders (Ross Symonds, Chris Bath). Newspaper Office Security Guard #1 (Peter Hansen). Assistant (Stanislav Madorski). 153146 1940 Man Who Talked Too Much, The M DVD -R 1543 News Media. Second Reporter (William Hopper). Third Reporter (George Haywood). Fourth Reporter (Creighton Hale) 153147 1940 Man Who Turned Up Missing, The SM Chidsey, Donald Barr Black Mask, Oct. 1940, Vol. 23, No. 6, pp. 72-76 Reporter Ed Wolfe 153148 1959 Man Who Understood Women, The M Interviewer at Premiere (Jonathan Hole). 153149 1993 Man Who Was Late N OWN - H Begley, Louis News Media 153150 1969 Man Who Went Up In Smoke, The N OWN - P Sjowall, Kaj-Per Wahloo Swedish Journalist, well-known, has vanished without a trace. 153151 1918 Man Who Woke Up, The M AFI-Editors - Ness Book Editor William Oglesby (William V. Mong) of the Clarion is prejudiced against northerners. His daughter falls in love with the son of a New York businessman and Oglesby denounces the businessman's plans for the city. Judge prevents the release of an edition of the paper denouncing the plans. The editor finally changes his mind and supports the growth and industry proposal by his future son-in-law. 153152 1899 Man Who Would Be King SS GPL Kipling, Rudyard In "Best Short Stories of Rudyard Kipling, The." Reporter narrator. Heroes pretend to be correspondents from the Backwoodsman. 153153 1975 Man Who Would Be King, The M L. DVD. Kipling, Rudyard (Novel). John Huston, Gladys Hill (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Rudyard Kipling (Christopher Plummer) for the Northern Star meets an adventurer when the rogue steals his watch at train station, but returns it after he discovers Kipling is a fellow mason. Two adventurers plan to blackmail a rajah and Kipling tries to thwart the scheme when he discovers they intend to pass themselves off as correspondents for his paper. Adventurers want to becomes kings of Kafiristan. At end of the film, Kipling returns as one adventurer presents him with the skull of the other adventurer bearing a gold crown. 153154 2002 Man Who Would Be King, The NR Turner, Linda Silhouette Intimate Moments #1124 Reporter Eliza Windmere has proof that a prince had survived a plane crash. King reopens investigation. Investigator and reporter go to Colorado to personally investigate the site where new evidence has been found. In return for granting Windmere an exclusive, she agrees to protect the details of the investigation until the prince can be found. 153155 2004 Man Who Would Be King, The P Kipling, Rudyard Aquila Theatre Company's adaptation Journalist Rudyard Kipling (Louis Butelli). 153156 1975 Man Who Would Not Die, The M News Reporter (Hal Lasky). 153157 1954 Man Who Wouldn't Talk, The T Suspense Narrator (Quentin Reynolds) 153158 1940 Man Who Wouldn't Talk, The M News Media. Reporter (Franklin Parker). Reporter (Imboden Parrish). Reporter (Cyril Ring). Reporter (Charles Tannen). Announcer (Gary Breckner). Man involved in a crime kills his key witness by mistake and resigns himself to death. But he changes his name so as not to harm his family. 153159 1933 Man Who'll Talk, A SM Chidsey, Donald Barr Black Mask, July 1933, Vol. 16, No. 5, pp. 84-98 Reporter Ed Marsh, "newsman deluxe" works with Mahone of Homicide 153160 1954 Man With a Background of Flames N Johns, Richard Press 153161 1955 Man With a Camera, The T Hallmark Hall of Fame Photographers. George Eastman story 153162 1958 Man With a Camera: Another Barrier T Episode #7. 11-28-1958 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153163 1958 Man With a Camera: Big Squeeze, The T DVD 6579 Episode #15. 1-23-1959 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153164 1959 Man With a Camera: Black Light T Episode #19. 11-9-1959 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Inspector Randolph believes certain officers are accepting bribes so he asks Mike Kovacs to take photos of their payoffs. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153165 1958 Man With a Camera: Blind Spot T Episode #8. 12-5-1958 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153166 1959 Man With a Camera: Bride, The T Episode #25. 12-21-1959 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153167 1958 Man With a Camera: Closeup on Violence T Episode #5. 11-14-1958 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. After Mike Kovac takes a picture of a pretty girl, a gang of thugs steals his camera to destroy the film. Kovac decides to investigate and starts looking for the girl. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153168 1958 Man With a Camera: Double Negative T Episode #6. 11-21-1958 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153169 1959 Man With a Camera: Eye Witness T Episode #17. 10-26-1959 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153170 1959 Man With a Camera: Face of Murder, The T Episode #13. 1-9-1959 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153171 1959 Man With a Camera: Girl In the Dark T Episode #24. 12-14-1959 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Millionaire hires Mike Kovac to get some photos of a blackmailer. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153172 1960 Man With a Camera: Kangaroo Court T DVD 6579 Episode. Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153173 1959 Man With a Camera: Killer, The T Episode #16. 10-19-1959 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153174 1958 Man With a Camera: Lady on the Loose T Episode #11. 12-26-1958 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153175 1959 Man With a Camera: Last Portrait, The T Episode #12. 1-2-1959 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153176 1959 Man With a Camera: Live Target T DVD 6579 Episode #22. 12-12-1959 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Gangland gunman threatens the life of a witness and Mike gets the protection job. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153177 1959 Man With a Camera: Man Below, The T Episode #18. 11-2-1959 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153178 1959 Man With a Camera: Missing T VHS 916 Episode #21. 11-23-1959 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Updated version of Casey, Crime Photographer. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153179 1959 Man With a Camera: Mute Evidence T DVD 6579 Episode #14. 1-16-1959 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153180 1960 Man With a Camera: Picture War, The T Episode #26. 1-4-1960 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153181 1959 Man With a Camera: Positive Negative, The T Episode #20. 11-16-1959 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153182 1958 Man With a Camera: Profile of a Killer T Episode #3. 10-24-1958 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153183 1958 Man With a Camera: Second Avenue Assassin (Pilot) T Episode #1. 10-10-1958. Series 10-10-1958 to 2-8-1960. 29 episodes. Updated version of Casey, Crime Photographer. Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153184 1958 Man With a Camera: Six Faces of Satan T Episode #10. 12-19-1958 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike meets Cameron, a young woman who claims to have been beaten. Mike tags along in a police car to look for pictures. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153185 1958 Man With a Camera: Turntable T Episode #4. 11-7-1958 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Someone has faked a photo combining a senator with two gambling bigwigs. The senator suspects Kovac so Kovac investigates to find out who really did it. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153186 1958 Man With a Camera: Two Strings of Pearls T VHS 916 Episode #9. 12-12-1958 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153187 1958 Man With a Camera: Warning, The T Episode #2. 10-17-1958 Photojournalist Mike Kovac (Charles Bronson) with the globe-trotting paparazzi, sees world through camera's eyes. New York Freelance Professional Photographer helps police and insurance companies solve crimes. Former combat photographer in World War II. Mike frequently found himself in danger acting more like a private eye, taking assignments from newspapers, police, insurance companies, private citizens and anyone else who wanted a record of something caught on film. Mike used an array of cameras on the jobs and sometimes carried a Minox IIIs mini-camera on his belt. He often called upon his father, Anton, for help or advice. 153188 1988 Man With a Gun N OWN - H Daley, Robert Journalist Phil Keefe, a respected journalist, a sharp, ambitious, thoughtful man. 153189 1929 Man With a Movie Camera, The DM DVD -R HQ 2105, 2068. Documentary Filmmaker Dziga Vertov gives a surrealist view of Russia emphasizing machinery and architecture in this silent classic. 153190 1995 Man With a Past N Hamilton, Celeste Reporter Elizabeth Monroe got only a long, hard glare from Jonas Bishop but she knew the man was hiding something, something every bit as scandalous as all the town of Whitehorn Montana’s juicy little secrets. Problem was Jonas aroused much more than just Elizabeth’s suspicions. Some folks in Whitehorn talked Elizabeth’s ears off and some squirmed at the sight of her. But not Jonas. Accepting local hostility toward prying, Reporter Monroe is still determined to discover the scandalous secret hidden by Jonas, only to discover that he arouses more than her curiosity. 153191 1980 Man With Bogart's Face, The M News Media. Reporter (James Bacon). Reporter (Frank Baron). Reporter (Marilyn Beck). Reporter (Robert Osborne). Reporter (Will Tusher). Reporter (Dick Whittington). 153192 1971 Man With Icy Eyes (aka Uomo dagli occhi di ghiaccio, L') M Italy. Ness Reporter Eddie Mills (Antonio Sabato) working for a newspaper investigating a murder of a senator. Editor (Victor Buono). 153193 1959 Man With No Face N Chance, J.N. Press 153194 1981 Man With No Face, The NM PVL May, Peter Edinburgh Journalist Neil Bannerman arrives in Brussels to check up on corruption. Newsman Tim Slater's autistic daughter witnesses assassination and, while mute, draws a detailed picture of a faceless man. That hired assassin is out to get her. Bannerman investigates. 153195 1985 Man With One Red Shoe, The M Reporter (Lisa Raggio). Reporter (David Selburg). Reporter (Charles Walker) 153196 1972 Man With The Gloved Hand, The N McKimmey, James News Media 153197 1934 Man With Two Faces, The M Newspaper Editor (Joseph Crehan). Rewrite man (Milton Kibbee). Newsboy (Jack McHugh) 153198 1942 Man With Two Lives M Radio Newscaster (Tristram Coffin) 153199 1959 Man Without a Gun T Series 1957-1959. Newspaper Editor Adam MacLean (Rex Reason), crusading newspaper editor in 1870s in Yellowstone, Dakota, hoping to prove supremacy of pen over the sword in Old West. Attempts to establish peace through power of the press. 153200 1844 Man Without a Profession, The N Rowcroft Press 153201 1923 Man Without Desire, The M Reporter (Adrian Brunel) 153202 1994 Man You Don't Meet Every Day, A M Newscaster (Emma Hill). Commentator - Football (Tony Lockwood). 153203 1912 Man-Alive N Chesterton, G.K. Press 153204 1937 Man-Proof M DVD -R HQ 10050, 10051. DVD -R HQ 1736, 1738 (Missing Ending). Lea, Fanny Heaslip - Novel, "Four Marys, The"). Vincent Lawrence, Waldemar Young, George Oppenheimer (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jimmy Kilmartin (Franchot Tone) gets the woman he loves, Mimi Swift (Myrna Loy), a job as an illustrator. Reporters (George Chandler, Matt McHugh, Charles Williams). Manhattan socialite flirts with newsman and her ex-lover, whose bride finds out. Radio Reporter in Ring (John Hiestand). Radio Reporter in Dempsey's (Leyland Hodgson). Fight Announcer (Dan Tobey). 153205 1981 Man-Trap M Photographer, Voice of (Edmond O'Brien). 153206 1979 Man, A N OWN - H Fallaci, Oriana Female Journalist interviews Greek freedom fighter after his release, becomes his lover, eventually realizes that his obsession with the dangerous life of a freedom fighter makes any lasting relationship impossible. Unnamed narrator is a prominent female journalist 153207 2005 Man, Moment, Machine: Howard Hughes and the Spruce Goose DT Episode #9. 10-4-2005 Reporter (Alexander Cukor). 153208 2005 Man, Moment, Machine: Thomas Edison and the Electric Chair DT Episode #8. 9-27-2005 Reporter (Scott Updegrave). 153209 1972 Man, The M PR Press Secretary (Ted Hartley). 153210 1999 Man, vrouw, hondje MTF Reporter (Roeland Kooijmans) 153211 2006 Man, Woman and the Wall (aka Kikareta onna no mirareta yoru) M Magazine Reporter Ryo (Keita Ohno) moves into a new apartment and hears the piercing sounds of lovemaking from the next apartment. After discovering his neighbor Satsuki is a breathtakingly beautiful woman, Ryo can’t help but be interested in learning more about her. Ryo becomes a voyeur verging on a stalker, listening in and spying on everything his fantasy woman does. As the two strike up a friendship, Satsuki complains of the terrifying phone calls she has been receiving every night. Seeking solace with Ryo, Satsuki doesn’t know that her new confidant may present a risk of his own. While Ryo’s fantasies escalate into something bordering on love and obsession, Satsuki becomes increasingly hysterical over the bizarre and dirty phone calls terrorizing her every night. When their lives finally converge delusions and reality blur forcing the unthinkable to happen. 153212 1927 Man, Woman, and Sin M SVDSP 518 Bell, Monta (Story). Alice D.G. Miller (Scenario). John Colton (Titles). AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book. Film remade in 1931 as "Up for Murder." Reporter Al Whitcomb (John Gilbert) starts out as a slum boy, gets a job folding papers, then is assigned to the pressroom. After saving the other newsmen from a fight in a club, he is promoted to reporter. He falls in love with the Society Editor Vera Worth (Jeanne Eagels) who is the mistress of newspaper owner Bancroft (Marc MacDermott). Although she accepts a bracelet which the reporter has scraped up money to buy for her, she calls him a fool. Reporter accidentally kills the newspaper owner in self-defense and the society editor at first tries to save her reputation but later tells the truth and saves him. City Editor (Charles K. French - The City Editor). After his release from prison, he leaves her having learned his lesson about mixing with vampish women, and goes home with his mother. City Editor (Charles K. French). The Star Reporter (Hayden Stevenson). 153213 1993 Man's Best Friend M DVD -R HQ 10390, 10391. SVD 530 Lafia, John (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Lori Tanner (Ally Sheedy) , who has been doing pieces on subjects like "the comeback of polyester," gets a shot at a major story when an employee of an animal research lab agrees to get her into the facility for $500. Wants to do a story on animal rights because "it's topical, it's hard-hitting. I think I can do something significant." She tells her assistant they have to do the story on speculation because bosses would assign it to someone else. When contact fails to show up because she has been killed, Tanner and assistant sneak into the lab and get footage of animals being used for cruel experiments including a large canine who likes the reporter Reporters are caught, race out of the lab.. Dog follows them and rescues reporter from a mugging. She decides to keep the dog not realizing animals was given experimental drug and when it wears off he will turn into a crazed monster. Dog genetically combined with other animals. Takes on cats, newsboys, mail carriers and junk dealers. Takes an instant dislike to Tanner's live-in boyfriend and chews brake lines on his truck. Dog is finally destroyed but impregnates another dog creating possibility of a litter of killer canines. 153214 1964 Man's Favorite Sport? M DVD -R HQ 2724, 2725 PR - AFI-Publicists/Authors Public Relations Woman Abigail Page (Paula Prentiss) represents a lodge at a lake. An all-talk tackle salesman is forced by the PR woman to fish in a tournament. 153215 2004 Man's Gotta Do, A MF Australia. Photographer (Robyn Ormiston). 153216 1936 Man's Last Hours, A SS OWN Barrett, William E. (Dime Detective, Sept. 1936) In "Hard-Boiled Detectives." Dean "the Blue Barrel" Crime Reporter Culver, anonymous crime reporter cum gossip columnist. The Morning Star. 153217 1915 Man's Prerogative, A M AFI-Authors Writer 153218 1918 Man's World, A M AFI-Authors/Publishers Publisher 153219 1989 Manageress, The: Fit T Episode #2. 6-18-1989 News Media. ITN Reporter (Trevor Hyett). Lady TV Reporter (Amanda Parfitt). 153220 1989 Manageress, The: Home and Away T Episode #6. 7-16-1989 Italian Journalists (Carl Forgione, Patricia Martinelli). Italian Radio Reporter (Joseph Long). 153221 1989 Manageress, The: Man's Game, A T Episode #1. 6-11-1989 Reporter (James McCarthy). Reporter (Alan Palmer). Older Reporter (Christopher Whittingham). 153222 1989 Manageress, The: One of Us T UK. Episode #5 Star Photographer (Paul Bradley). 153223 2006 Manchester Passion MT UK Reporter (Ranvir Singh). Presenter (Keith Allen). 153224 2002 Manchester United: Official History 1878-2002, The DF Reporters Emma Bell, Robert McCaffrey, Rob Palmer, Jonathan Sides. Narrator Clive Tyldesley. Commentators Kenneth Wolstenholme, David Coleman, Ian Darke, Barry Davies, Rob Hawthorne, Brian Moore, John Motson, Alan Parry, Gerald Sinstadt, Martin Tyler. 153225 1962 Manchurian Candidate, The M DVD -R HQ 10101, 10102, 10100. L Condon, Richard (Novel). George Axelrod (Screenplay). PR - Ness Book Journalist considered most respected political journalist in the country hires Raymond Shaw (Laurence Harvey) as research assistant when Shaw returns from Korea where he was prisoner-of-war. Young man is unaware he has been programmed as an assassin. Shaw's brainwashing is part of a plot by his politically ambitious mother. In order to "test the mechanism" and to gain Shaw a highly influential job at the paper, he is ordered to kill his boss. Former military public relations officer Bennett Marco (Frank Sinatra) who was captured with Harvey in Korea begins to suspect Harvey has been brainwashed and tries to prevent him from carrying out assassination. Shaw's step-father uses media, principally TV to expose perceived Communist threat in U.S. Disparity between real step-father and image. Publisher Holborn Gaines (Lloyd Corrigan). Public Relations Corps. Reporters (Mickey Finn, Richard Norris, Johnny Indrisano). Photographer (Frank Basso). 153226 1959 Manchurian Candidate, The N DVD -R HQ 6585, 6586, 6584. Condon, Richard Columnist on national affairs Raymond Shaw of The Daily Press in New York. He replaces Holborn Gaines, distinguished international political columnist for the newspaper for 26 years, after he kills him. Shaw was brainwashed in Korea. 153227 2004 Manchurian Candidate, The M DVD -R HQ 7376, 7377, 7378 Condon, Richard (Novel). George Axelrod (Screenplay in 1962). Daniel Pyne and Dean Georgaris (Screenplay for 2004) News Media. TV Newscaster #1 (Forrest Sawyer). TV Newscaster #2 (Kaity Tong). TV Newscaster #3 Roma Torre-Lopez (Roma Torre). TV Newscaster #4 (Kristen Shaughnessy). TV Newscaster #6 (Ed Crane). TV Newscaster #7 (Brad Holbrook). TV Newscaster #8 (Prue Lewarne). TV Newscaster #9 (Ukee Washington). TV Commentator (Al Franken). Reporter #2 (Enrique Correa). Reporter #3 (David Neumann). Reporter #4 (Neda Armian). Reporter #5 (E. Jean Carroll). TV Moderator (Hugh Karraker). 153228 1990 Mancuso, FBI: Adamant Eve T Episode #20. 4-24-1990 News Media. Reporter (Nike Doukas). Reporter (David Goldstein). Photographere (Greg Kinnear). Bomb threats and labor unrest lead Mancuso into the world of a young, high-powered industrialist who is attempting to sell off his airline while fending off an ugly divorce which threatens to topple his empire. 153229 1989 Mancuso, FBI: Conflict of Interest T Episode #3. 11-3-1989 News Media. Reporter (Edwina Moore). Mancuso pursues a bomber thought to be after a visiting Russian general. Kristen becomes involved in helping a woman's clinic fend off right-to-life protestors. Mancuso discovers bomb is meant for the clinic and its owner is behind the controversy. 153230 1989 Mancuso, FBI: I Cover the Waterfront T Episode #4. 11-10-1989 Sexy Photographer Toni Simmons (Denise Crosby). Powerful mobstser in Mancuso's protective custody is murdered and the only other person who knew the location of the safe house was Mancuso's boss. He must investigate this internal leak. He discovers his boss and the Mafia Don sleep with the same woman -- and she's the connection. 153231 1990 Mancuso, FBI: Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die (1) T Episode #14. 2-16-1990 News Media. Summers is accused of murdering a call girl and it becomes front page news. Mancuso walks a fine line as he attempts to prove his friend's innocence. 153232 1989 Mancuso, FBI: Murder of Pearl T Episode #8. 12-22-1989 News Media. Reporter (Edwina Moore). Mancuso is arrested and jailed as part of an undercover sting in order to expose police or judicial corruption which may be connected to the murder of an undocumented alien. 153233 1990 Mancuso, FBI: Premature Congratulations T Episode #19. 4-6-1990 News Media. Reporter (Edwina Moore). Mob war is threatened when the daughter of a mobster is murdered before her mariage to another mobster's son. Mancuso must root out killer in order to stop the war and the Gotti-type figure he's been chasing for years. Summers is recruited to abort a prostitution ring that is ripping off their jobs. 153234 1989 Mancuso, FBI: Racial Matters T Episode #9. 10-19-1989 News Media. Newswoman (Edwina Moore). A local political race becomes a racial nightmare when a 16-year-old Black girl accuses a white cop of raping her. Mancuso is called in to investigate and get to the truth by election time in three days. What appears to be an Israeli Mosaad action is in fact a cover-up of a fatal leak in a reactor which jeopardizes the East Coast. 153235 1989 Mancuso, FBI: Suspicious Minds - Pilot T Episode #1. 10-13-1989 News Media. 1st Reporter (Edwina Moore). 2nd Reporter (David Goldstein). 3rd Reporter (Don Craig). Reporter willingly gives Mancuso name of highly sensitive anonymous source. Reporter doesn't even wince when Mancuso confronts the source 153236 1989 Mancuso, FBI: Weapons-Grade T Episode #5. 11-24-1989 News Media. 1st Reporter (Edwina Moore). 2nd Reporter (Vance Valencia). News Reporter (Tiiu Leek). Mancuso is called in to investigate the murder of a guard and theft of plutonium from a nculear plant. What appears to be an Israeli Mosaad action is in fact a cover-up of a fatal leak in a reactor which jeopardizes the East Coast. 153237 1941 Mand af betydning, En MF Journalist Frk. Rudholdt (Lillian Forum-Hansen) 153238 1970 Mandabi M AFI-Photographers Photographer 153239 1996 Mandagsklubben TF Series. 1996 Reporters (Espen Eckbo, 1999. Johan Golden, 2000, Henrik Elvestad, 2002. Henrik Ellsworth, 2002). 153240 2008 Mandarin M Turkey-Hungary. Short. Journalist (Sinan Aydin). arrives in a Turkish town to write an article about the local community. He is investigating things and he also noticed by a secret agent, but who is following whom? 153241 1936 Mandarin Mystery, The M Ellery Queen Reporters (Edgar Allen, Richard Beach) 153242 1936 Mandarin Mystery, The (aka Chinese Orange Mystery, The) M Based on novel, “The Chinese Orange Mystery.” Ellery Queen Journalists are mentioned as waiting for the story of the murder of a nameless man in a locked room in the Chancellor Hotel in New York City. 153243 1987 Mandela MT Press Reporter (Alister Pulford) 153244 1997 Mandela and de Klerk MTF TV Reporter #1 (Mehboob Bawa). TV Reporter #2 (Susanne Beyers). Journalist #1 (Amanda Lane). Journalist #2 (Nadira Omarjee). Journalist #3 (Phillip Henn). 153245 1995 Maneater M Journalists travel to the deep woods to explore the legend of a mysterious female creature with an appetite for men 153246 2006 Maneater M Tabloid. Wolf the Paparazzi (Jon Ted Wynne). 153247 1978 Maneaters are Loose! T News Media. Tigers terrorize small California community. 153248 2001 Manfast M News Media. News Reporter (Melaie Salvatore). News Reporter (Tiffany Underwood) 153249 2006 Manga Latina: Killer on the Loose M Anchorman (Vincent Marzello). 153250 2002 Mango Souffle MF India. Photographer (Niranhan Babu). Photographer (Chandru). 153251 1998 Mangrove Squeeze N Shames, Laurence Aspiring Journalist Suki Sperakis sells ad space for a third-rate freebie paper in Key West. Yearns to break a big story. 153252 1949 Manhandled M Reporter (Donald Kerr). Newspaper Vendor (John George). 153253 1979 Manhattan N OWN - P Travis, Neal Publisher of the slickest rag in the Big Apple, Michael Glennon. Stanley Shieber, owner of a daily newspaper in Manhattan. Jane Whitworth, publishing. Jamie Gilgore, gossip columnist. Christine Liner, restaurant critic. Beautiful people behind New York's most glamorous magazine 153254 1979 Manhattan M DVD -R HQ 1883, 1884. 1878 Credits Allen, Woody Freelance Magazine Journalist Mary Wilkie (Diane Keaton), a woman whose every word about the arts infuriates Isaac Hayes (Woody Allen), a writer. She's also the mistress to his best friend. But Isaac finds her attractive. Isaac's ex-wife (Meryl Streep) writes a tell-all book their relationship after she moves in with a lesbian to raise their child. Accuses Isaac of trying to run over her partner. 153255 1949 Manhattan Angel M Press Photographer Mr. Fowley (Douglas Fowley). 153256 1982 Manhattan Baby (aka Evil Eye, Eye of the Evil Dead) MF Italy Journalist Emily Hacker (Martha Taylor) is on holiday with her husband and 10-year-old daughter, who is approached by a mysterious blind woman who gives her an amulet with a blue-jeweled eye in the center. Soon after, the father is struck blind by a bright piercing blue light when he enters a previously unexplored tomb. His assistant falls to his death through a false floor bottom on spikes in a booby-trapped chamber. The family returns to New York and the father is told the loss of his eyesight is temporary. Susie is acting strangely and so is her younger brother. Emily discovers both children are appearing and disappearing out of their rooms every day and night -- they have gained supernatural access to dimensional doorways. More strange things happen -- Emily discovers piles of sand on the floors. An eccentric colleague of Emily’s, Luke Anderson (Carlo De Mejo) arrives at the apartment to work with Emily on an article detailing her travels to Egypt. He hears a noise coming from the daughter’s bedroom, enters it trying to force open a jammed bedroom door. He opens it and is sucked into the dimensional portal finding himself transported to the deserts of Egypt. He dies from dehydration in the vast, arid desert. The family thinks Luke’s disappearance is a practical joke and never learn of his fate. The daughter gets sick and is in a near-comatose state. Emily maintains a bedside vigil. The amulet is eventually discarded and the girl wakes up to see her grateful mother by her side. 153257 1935 Manhattan Butterfly M Bull, Lois (Novel - "Broadway Virgin"). McGrew Willis (Screenplay). Joseph O'Donnell (Continuity-Dialogue) Ness Book Reporter Stevens (William Bakewell) tries to prove his abilities as a reporter to his father who owns the nation's largest newspaper chain. 153258 1993 Manhattan By Numbers M Reporter (Michael Thomas) 153259 1928 Manhattan Cocktail M AFI-Playwrights Writer 153260 1989 Manhattan Is My Beat NM OWN - P Deaver, Jeffery Wilds Documentary Assistant Rune, a gamine in black boots and a red mini, assists documentary filmmakers. 153261 2004 Manhattan Island Clubs, The N Monahan, Brent Newspaperman Joseph Pulitzer is part of Manhattan’s social and intellectual elite in the summer of 1906 when a member of the Metropolitan Club, one of New York’s most prestigious and powerful men’s clubs, is brutally murdered within its walls. 153262 1934 Manhattan Melodrama M DVD -R HQ 2329, 2330. L Reporters (Don Brodie, Ralph McCullough, Eddie Hart). Newspaper stories and headlines throughout. 153263 1940 Manhattan Melodrama R CD 003 Lux Radio Theater Lux Radio Theater 40-09-09 Reporters 153264 1996 Manhattan Merengue! M Reporter (Manuel Cabrera Santos) 153265 2004 Manhattan on the Rocks N Harayda, Janice Magazine Reporter Laura Smart just started an exciting new job in New York at the magazine Cassandra. When Smart scores a tough interview with a hot, young pop star, it leads to the opportunity to ghostwrite the young woman's memoir. This also earns her the enmity of a vindictive publicist. 153266 1986 Manhattan Project, The M News Media. WBNG Newsman at the Science Fair (Kerry Donovan - Himself). School Journalist Jenny Anderman (Cynthia Nixon) wants to write a story on her boyfriend's high school science project -- a home-made atomic bomb. 153267 1937 Manhattan Solo N Worthington, Marjorie Woman Journalist in New York. Portrayal of life on women's publications. 153268 1925 Manhattan Transfer N OWN - H Dos Passos, John Reporter Jimmy Herf works as a newspaper reporter -- a heavy drinker, a misfit, a man who spends his time hoping to fall into the right spot rather than working under a program of self-discipline to earn that position (Berry) 153269 2000 Manhattan, AZ: Indian Wars T Episode #2. 7-3-2000 Reporter (Dena Burton). 153270 1895 Manhattaners, The N USC Van Zile, Edward Sims Reporter Richard Stoughton work on the Morning Trumpet in New York ("A newspaper man. Isn't that musing! I never met one before.". John Fenton on the trumpet. "There is one thing to be said about them; they have to be bright, or they couldn't be newspaper men." Woman: "I wonder if it applies to newspaper women." The other woman: "I don't know; I never met one." Mr. Robinson of the Trumpet, an argus-eyed editor. Managing Editor of a New York newspaper. 153271 2007 Manhattanites M Reporter Chuck Cooper (Stephen Seidel). 153272 1959 Manhunt T Series 1959-1961 Reporter Ben Andrews (Patrick McVey), a police reporter teams with lieutenant from San Diego Police to solve crimes 153273 1957 Manhunt NM MacKenzie, Donald Press 153274 2003 Manhunt G Reporter "Rob…" (Kate Miller) has been researching Lionel Starkweather, a once prominent director who fell out of favor in Hollywood due to some unknown indiscretion and went insane. He is now the twisted mastermind behind the whole scenario. James Earl Cash, supposedly vicious criminal sent to death row is saved by Starkweather and forced to participate in "Manhunt" snuff films. Cash must lead the reporter back to her apartment so that she can collect evidence on the snuff ring. He must protect her from the corrupt police force. If she is left on her own too long she will panic and come running to find Cash, which put both of them in danger. 153275 2006 Manhunt DT Swanson, James L. News Media frenzy over John Wilkes Booth and the Lincoln assassination. America's press provided daily doses of hysterical and mostly inaccurate headlines, whipping the nation into one of its first media frenzies. 153276 1986 Manhunt for Claude Dallas MT Reporter (John Accola) 153277 1970 Manhunt: Better Doubt Than Die T Episode #7. 2-13-1970 Newsreader (Alvar Liddell). 153278 1989 Manhunt: Search for the Night Stalker (aka Hunt for the Night Stalker) MT Gunn, Joseph (Teleplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Anne Clark (Lisa Eilbacher) tries to get information on a serial killer. Credited with being investigating police officer's "press agent" on the Hillside Strangler case although he claims she did her best to screw things up. Policeman expresses concern the media will tip off the killer, but Clark has difficulty getting more than the standard police press releases. She tries to get confirmation about a tennis shoe print found at the scene of one murder. Policeman warns her if she goes on the air with the information the killer will dump the shoes: "What's it going to be, your ratings or your conscience?" Reporter's boss tells her they have a chance to go national if she can come up with a new angle. He later takes her off the story when he finds out she withheld the information about the tennis shoe print. Defends her position by pointing out that releasing the information would have given the killer more time and resulted in more murders. Her boss realizes she is right. Reporter earns praise from police who tells her it was a picture of the killer in the press led to his arrest. He says he owes her one for not airing crucial information. 153279 1986 Manhunter M Tabloid Reporter Freddy Lounds (Stephen Lang) is used to plant a false story to draw out a serial killer known as the Tooth Fairy. Lounds is captured and killed. Imprisoned Hannibal Lecktor communicates with his protégé through want ads in the tabloid. 153280 1974 Manhunter, The: Deadly Brothers, The T Episode #8. 10-30-1974 Reporter risks his life to expose a corrupt industrialist and his politician brother who plan to silence the reporter. 153281 1974 Manhunter, The: Pilot T Series. 9-11-1974 to 3-5-1975 Police Reporter plays key supporting role to Dave Barrett, an ex-World War II marine turned bounty hunter who goes up against a team of bank robbers who murdered his former girlfriend. He wanders around the country in his spiffy 1929 Cadillac tracking down various Depression-era criminals for cold, hard cash while working out of his Idaho farmhouse. 153282 1980 Maniac M TV Reporter (Frank Pesce). 153283 1988 Maniac And...The Spectre!, The CB Wrath of the Spectre #4 Reporter Earl Crawford is released with help from the Spectre. 153284 1988 Maniac Cop M Reporter. Parade Reporter (Sam Raimi). 153285 1990 Maniac Cop 2 M Newscaster (Sam Raimi) 153286 1993 Maniac Cop 3: Badge of Silence M SVD 1188 Cohen, Larry (Screenplay) Ness Book Freelance Cameramen try to get a hot story to sell to the networks. By listening to police radio they get onto a story of a junkie who is shooting up a drugstore. Female cop kills the junkie and is shot by a woman being held hostage. She is forced to kill the woman in self-defense. Cameramen pay for their lack of journalistic integrity when they are dispatched by a zombie cop who leaves an unedited tape of the drugstore incident for the police to find so female cop will be cleared. Mistrust of media at a time when stories of altered or misleading footage are commonplace. TV Reporter (Ted Raimi). 153287 1991 Maniac Mansion: Celebrity Visitor, The T Episode. 10-23-1991. Season #2. Episode #8 Reporter (Chris Britton). Reporter (Frank Crudele). 153288 1980 Maniac Who Came to Dinner, The P MLPL Majeski, B. Play Index, 1973-77 Press 153289 1978 Maniac! M Broderick, John C. (Story). Broderick, Ron Silkosky (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Cindy Simmons (Deborah Raffin) for KPXY Action News gets involved with killer terrorizing town and group of businessmen trying to stop him. Businessmen seeking to avoid publicity and involvement of federal agents hire independent operator. Reporter spends much of film being abused and romanced by killer. She tells him danger excites her so he pulls a gun and kisses her. Shows up on a plane with killer as he leaves with ransom money. 153290 2001 Maniacts M Newswoman (Joanna Schochet) 153291 1983 Manimal: Female of the Species T Episode #4. 10-28-1983 Reporter #1 (Steve Burton). Photographer (Abraham Gordon). Reporter (Lzura Leyva). 153292 1999 Mann MF India TV News Reporter (Mushtaq Khan). 153293 1992 Mann and Machine T SV 143 (Excerpts) 4-26-92 Reporter Killer 153294 1991 Mann nebenan, Der MF Newsman (David Willis) 153295 1961 Mann von druben, Der MTF West Germany Journalist Kerk (Alexander Kerst). 153296 1937 Mann, der Sherlock Holmes war, Der MF Reporter (Otto Krieg Helbig). Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Paul Bildt). 153297 1993 Mannen pa balkongen MF Sweden News Media. TV News Reporter (Jonas Gummeson). Radio Host (Bengt Bylund - Voice). TV Host (Jarl Alfredius. Newsstand Lady (Monica Nielsen) 153298 1976 Mannen pa taket MF Sweden News Media. TV Journalists (Bo Holmstrom, Harald Hamrell). Radio Reporters at Odenplan (Lars Safstrom, Jan Sandquist). 153299 1980 Mannen som blev miljonar MF Sweden Journalists (Mats Arehn, Per Waldvik). TV Reporter (Inger Safvenberg). Engelsktalande TV Reporter (Tom Younger). 153300 2003 Mannen som log MTF Sweden TV Reporter (Inger Ljung). Studio Reporter (Bernard Mikulic). Journalist (Anette Lindback - Episode 2). 153301 1995 Mannen utan ansikte MF Finland Radio Reporter (Henrik Ulfvens - Voice). Man desperate and out of money decides to rob a bank in the Helsinki suburb of Jakomaki. The year is 1986. He takes hostages and escapes. They are surrounded by police and the two female hostages escape, but the robber and the man in the car die when the robber detonates a bomb in the car. 153302 1926 Mannequin M Hurst, Fannie (Short Story). Walter Woods (Adaptation). Frances Agnew (Scenario). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Martin Innesbrook (Walter Pidgeon) works for his uncle's newspaper and editorializes against acquitting female criminals just because they are women. His girlfriend is tried for murder after she accidentally stabs a man during a struggle. Attempts are made to use reporter's editorials against her at the trial, but she is found innocent. Also turns out that she was abducted at birth and her father is the judge at the trial. 153303 1996 Mannerpension MF Journalist (Martin Wiebel), Die Anderen Journalist 153304 1988 Mannigan's Force M TV Newscaster (James Gaines). Foreign Correspondents (Cherry White, Luisa Terry, Ron Gabol, George Smith, James Gardner, Alfred Pearson, John Small, Ted Baker, Richard Snow). Newspaper Clerk (Sally White). 153305 1974 Mannix: Death Has No Face T Episode #176. 10-27-1974 Editor (Paul Sorensen). 153306 1968 Mannix: Falling Star, The T Episode #15. 1-6-1968 Columnist Army Archerd (Himself). Photographer (Drout Miller). 153307 1970 Mannix: Little Lost Girl T SVD 1146 Episode Journalist. Mannix investigates the murder of a journalist 153308 1969 Mannix: Pittance of Faith, A T Episode #38. 1-11-1969 Reporter (Bart La Rue). 153309 1970 Mannix: To Cage a Seagull T Episode #84. 11-21-1970 Newscaster (Keith Walker). 153310 1971 Mannix: Woman in the Shadows T Episode #103. 10-13-1971 Interviewer (Dale Tarter). 153311 2001 Manns - Ein Jahrhundertroman, Die MTF Germany. Miniseries Journalist in Lubeck (Gustav-Peter Wohler). 153312 1973 Mano nera - prima della mafia, piu della mafia, La MF Italy Newspaper Vendor (Omero Capanna). 153313 1997 Manor House NM Rense, Paige Editor Beau Paxton, Manor House's flamboyant editor in chief. Suspects: beautiful young managing editor. The society gossip columnist. 153314 1986 Manshare N OWN - P Paetro, Maxine Magazine Editor Hanna Coleman, ambitious, suggests a story about modern urban women sexually sharing the limited supply of available men, her handsome, ruthless editor-in-chief accepts the idea on the condition that Hanna write a first-person account. Her experiment in sharing her own lover with her sex-starved, newly separated best friend leads to numerous unforeseen complications. Set in Manhattan 153315 1962 Manster, The M VHS 862 Breakston, George P. (Story - "Nightmare"). Walter J. Sheldon (Screenplay). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Correspondent Larry Stanford (Peter Dyneley), for the World Press, self-described "brilliant and underpaid foreign correspondent," pursues story of Jekyll-Hyde scientific experiment in Tokyo before returning to New York. Reporter becomes guinea pig. Turns into two-headed monster. Reporter involved with woman. Professional life breaking up marriage. Editor tries to help reporter's wife win him back. Police ask editor not to print story about doctor's death. Editor insists it's news. Has responsibility to his readers. Reporter splits into two separate beings. Evil half falls into volcano. When a policeman points out that the surviving half will have to be arrested, editor says: "It's going to pose quite a legal problem." "What sort of life is that? Living in hotels, places not even on the map? Picking up and moving every time there's a new war or revolution? "You married me. You knew I was a foreign correspondent." "I know. But I figured one day you would settle down." "I'm a reporter, not a mystic. But there are things beyond us, things perhaps we're not meant to understand." 153316 2005 Mantis M News Media. TV News Reporter (Johanne Robichaud). TV News Anchor (Mark Dailey). 153317 2005 Mantrapped N Weldon, Fay Editor Peter Watson for the local newspaper bumps into Trisha who at 44 is at the end of her rope: creditors are coming and boyfriends have long left. Then one day, on the stairs above her local dry cleaner, she bumps into the dashing Watson. After brushing past each other, they mysteriously and instantly swap souls. Peter looks down to see himself housed in Trisha’s much curvier form, and Trisha discovers she’s newly equipped with hairy legs and a six-pack. 153318 1992 Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media DT Interviewer Mark Achbar. 153319 1948 Many a Monster NM Finnegan, Robert Journalist Dan Banion, last in the trilogy 153320 1995 Many Faces of Death, The (Part 2) DT Reporter Bill Stewart Killed in Nicaragua 153321 2002 Many Trials of One Jane Doe, The MT News Media. Media Reporter (Husein Madhavji). Female Reporter 32 (Paula Becker). 153322 2000 Map of Love, The N Soueif, Ahdaf Journalist Isabel Parkman, a recently divorced American journalist, travels to Egypt in 1997 to research the impending millennium. But her interest in Egypt has more to do with her crush on a passionate and older Egyptian-American conductor and politician than with her work. She neglects her project for a more personal investigation. She travels from New York to Cairo with a trunk containing diaries and possessions of her great-grandmother. The journalist and the conductor it turns out are distant cousins. Link between the two worlds untangles the old story and entangles the new. At the end of the 20th century, two women fall in love with men outside their familiar world. 153323 2001 Map of Sex and Love, The (aka Qingse ditu). MF Hong Kong Chinese-American Documentary maker returns to Hong Kong to make a documentary about the imminent opening of a new Disney theme park. He meets two people -- a gay dancer haunted by a childhood secret, and a young woman traumatized during a visit to Belgrade. The filmmaker and the dancer slowly fall in love while the woman watches from the outside trying to reconcile the tragic events she has seen. Eventually, all three travel to Macau to discover the filmmaker’s family history. Documentarian goes to Hong Kong with hopes of documenting the creation of a Disneyland there, but is distracted by a gay dancer he encounters. 153324 1985 Map of the World, A P MLPL Hare, D. Play Index, 1983-87 Press 153325 1986 Mapp & Lucia: Worship T Episode #9. Newspaper Editor Mr. McConnell (Dennis Chinnery) of the Gazette. 153326 1999 Mapping the Edge N Dunant, Sarah English Journalist Anna decides to take an impromptu trip to Italy, packs her bag, leaves her six-year-old daughter, Lily at home with close friends and steps onto a plane. She's always been a woman of action. So her friends think nothing of her leaving. When the single mother fails to return, speculation is she is having an illicit affair or has been abducted. The parallel "what if" stories take place. Each story could accurately explain her disappearance -- each version shows a different sides of the missing woman. 153327 2004 Mar adentro MF Spain News Media. Periodista 1 - Reporter 1 (Xose Manuel Esperante). Periodista 2 - Reporter 2 (Yolanda Muinos). Presentador (Jose Luis Rodriguez). 153328 2006 Maracaja, The N Seddon, Charles Photojournalist Michael T. Shepherd, the infamous freelance photojournalist, semi-retired adventurer, and ex-spy, has the unsavory task of leading a joint DEA/CIA operation via riverboat up the Rio Negro beyond the Umarituba Outpost north into the uncharted Territory of the Maracaja. Shepherd and his crew, four men and one woman, are to apprehend and arrest the trafficker of drugs and a general embarrassment to the United States government by the name of O Gato de a Selva. This criminal’s real name is Gabriel Courier. He is a renegade Lieutenant Colonel from the U.S. military -- and Shepherd’s good friend. 153329 1953 Maras Affair N Reed, Eliot Press 153330 1976 Marathon Man M Photographer, Young (Bryant Fraser). 153331 1996 Marathon: T Series. Interviewer Peter Ovig Knudsen. 153332 2005 Marato 2005, La TF Reporter. El reporter amb bigoti (David Verdaguer). 153333 2003 Marbella Conspiracy, The N Marks, William Journalist Peter MacPhee, a hack journo and a Scottish expatriate, repots on the vapid shenanigans of Marbella’s Beautiful People. Yet he fails to see a really big story right under his nose: the Costa del Sol is crawling with former Nazi fugitives among them the Belgian traitor Leon Degrelle and the infamous commando Otto Skorzeny. It is five years after Franco’s death. Spain seems headed for the brink. Outraged by Basque terrorism, neo-fascist hard-liners plan a military coup against the new democratic government and its young king. To finance their plot they look abroad to an old banker from the Third Reich, who devises a brilliant plan. Meanwhile gave doubts persist about the new king’s ability to deal with Spain’s political powder keg, and plotting to tear down the fragile government begins in earnest. Through his American contacts, MacPhee learns of the military coup and calls Fleet Street with the news. Joined by his Danish girlfriend in Madrid, they anxiously follow each turn of events in the Spanish parliament where hundreds of deputies are held hostage by a crazed army colonel. But MacPhee’s story is much bigger than even he imagined, and Spain just one piece of a new European order designed to last a thousand years. Only a pawn in The Marbella Conspiracy. 153334 1913 Marble Heart M Short - Drama Editor (William Russell). 153335 2008 Marble Road, The N Valitutto, Andrew School Editor Zach Trivino is in his final year of high school. He’s a honor student and is the senior editor of his school’s newspaper. His dream of becoming a journalist becomes closer when he is offered a full scholarship to one of the nation’s best colleges. Things take a tragic turn as his relationship with his girlfriend of two years ends. Trivino is thrown into a depression and loses all motivation. Day after day he questions himself and the world around him. The dream seems to be over as he gives up his writing. Those who are close to him do all they can to help him. Ironically, it takes the courage of his cancer stricken friend that brings him back to life. 153336 1988 Marblehead Manor: Amusing Grace T Episode #21. 5-8-1988 Reporter (Dee Biederbeck). 153337 1988 Marblehead Manor: Now, for a Re-Butle T Episode #17. 2-21-1988 Art Critic Nigel Smedley (Ben Piazza). 153338 1894 Marcella N USC Ward, Mrs. Humphrey (Mary Augusta Arnold) Journalist Harry Wharton, also a lawyer who works for a newspaper 153339 1998 March in Windy City MT UK. TV Interviewer (Megan Moore Burns). 153340 1964 March of the Day DT Series 1964 Commentator (John Motson) 153341 1935 March of Time, The DM Newsreel Series 1935 to 1951. Newsreel shown in movie theaters from 1935 to 1951. Prepared by Time, Inc. as the idea of Time Magazine Executive Roy Edward Larsen. It was launched in more than 500 theaters and was an immediate success with the audiences. Narrator Westbrook van Voorhis. High production costs (estimated at $50,000 per episode) was a money loser. Came out each month. Ultimately ended when the widespread adoption of televison and daily news shows ended the newsreel erea. Newsreel included both reporting, on-location shots and dramatic reenactments. It beceame a fixture of American culture dramatizing historically significant events ranging from World War I and the Great Depression through the Vietnam conflict. 153342 1931 March of Time, The DR Series 1931 to 1935 Radio Newsreel. 153343 1951 March of Time, The DT Series 1951 to 1967 Television Newsreel. Newsman John Daly (1951) initially hosted series. Westbrook Van Voorhis became host in 1952 153344 1946 March of Time, The: Is Everybody Happy? DM Short. Volume 13, No. 1. Columnist Dorothy Dix, syndicated newspaper columnist. Narrator Jackson Beck. 153345 1942 March on Tomorrow M DVD -R HQ 1841 Crump, Owen Short Editor-Publisher John Peter Zenger New York Weekly Journal in 1735 -- Freedom of the Press. Newspaper headlines used to tell the story of the Civil War, Lincoln Assassination, Wilson's election, Germany and World War I. Up to now -- 1941. Beginning of World War II. You can't beat us. We'll win every time. The story of America. Narrator: Richard Wolf. Theatrical propaganda to gear up war effort. Spirit of '76 alive and well. March on America. 153346 1990 March, The M CNN Reporter (Leslie Lyon). CNN Newsreaders (Robert Jezek, Marie Stillin). German Television Crew (Stephan Grothgar, Metin Yenal). 153347 2003 Marci X M TV News Anchors (Kaity Tong, Jim Watkins, Mary Murphy). Reporter Music Awards (Jennifer Dempster). Reporter Feldco (Jodi Ross). Reporter Congress (Cynthia Tornquist). Reporters Feld House (Nancy Opel, Christine Toy Johnson, Jack Koenig, John Sloman). Reporter (Maureen Langan). 153348 2006 Marcie N Livingstone, Harrison Edward Newspaperman Frank sets out to investigate just what happened to a beautiful young woman Marcie’s mysterious death. His quest takes him into the labyrinth of “black ops” and clandestine networks of secret plotters against the government, drug gangs, Mexican bandits and the Chiapas rebellion. And the reporter falls in love as well. 153349 1975 Marcus Welby, M.D.: Covenant, The T Episode #154. 9-30-1975 Public Relations Director Janet Blake (Pamela Hensley), hospital public relations director (1975-1976). Janet feels responsible after Dr. Welby is named in a malpractice lawsuit. 153350 1975 Marcus Welby, M.D.: End and a Beginning, An T Episode #157. 10-21-1975 Public Relations Director Janet Blake (Pamela Hensley), hospital public relations director (1975-1976). Kiley and Janet ruin her mother's wedding plans she had made when the two get married sooner than she had expected. 153351 1975 Marcus Welby, M.D.: Fruitfulness of Mrs. Steffie Rhodes T Episode #150. 9-16-1975. PR Public Relations Director Janet Blake (Pamela Hensley), hospital public relations director (1975-1976). Janet finds it difficult to cope after finding out she must help when quintuplets are set to be delivered at the hospital. 153352 1975 Marcus Welby, M.D.: Fruitfulness of Mrs. Steffie Rhodes, The T Episode #146. 9-16-1975 Reporter (Selma Archerd). 153353 1970 Marcus Welby, M.D.: Fun and Games and Michael Ambrose T Episode #16. 1-13-1970 TV Commentator (Hank Simms). 153354 1975 Marcus Welby, M.D.: Lie, The T Episode #153. 9-23-1975 Public Relations Director Janet Blake (Pamela Hensley), hospital public relations director (1975-1976). Blake's former boyfriend lies to Dr. Welby about the strike he recently had. 153355 1975 Marcus Welby, M.D.: Tomorrow Never Comes T Episode #149. 9-9-1975. PR Public Relations Director Janet Blake (Pamela Hensley), hospital public relations director (1975-1976) comes to the Santa Monica hospital. Dr. Kiley falls in love with her but tragedy soon strikes when Janet is thrown off her horse and is paralyzed. Dr. Kiley met and married Blake in 1975 at the beginning of the show's last season on the air. 153356 1849 Mardi N Melville, Herman Critic Batho, a jealous critic 153357 1849 Mardi And A Voyage Thither N USC Melville, Herman Press 153358 1958 Mardi Gras M Press 153359 1932 Mardi Gras Murders, The NM Bristow, Gwen/Bruce Manning Press 153360 2005 Marebito MF Japan Cameraman curious about a suicide on a Tokyo metro discovers an alternate world of ghosts and robots. 153361 1736 Marforio, a Theatrical Satyr Being a Comic tragical Farce called The Critick of Taste P Rush, John Critic 153362 1993 Margaret Barlow: Murder in the Napa Valley NM Osborn, David #3 Margaret Barlow Mysteries Freelance Photojournalist Margaret Barlow, the effervescent 50-ish photographer investigates untoward doings at a California winery in Napa Valley. Arriving at the L'Abbaye de Ste., Denise to do a harvest story. Margaret finds herself in the middle of a family feud among the estate owners, two brothers and an ex-wife. Successive years of sabotage including pesticide found in the vats and arson have led the abbey to the brink of foreclosure. Then a migrant grape picker is deliberately run over. A family member is shredded in the stemmer-crusher machine. The employee in charge of PR is drowned in a vat of cabernet. Margaret's detecting including a clandestine investigation of the office files in search of wills, divorce papers and tax returns. She gets the help of the local newspaper editor, a cherubic octogenarian who becomes her cohort. An extremely unpleasant homicide chief doesn't help matters. And Margaret finds herself trapped in the cloister cellars trying to find out who the murderer is. 153363 1988 Margaret Barlow: Murder on Martha's Vineyard NM Osborn, David #1 Margaret Barlow Mysteries Freelance Photojournalist Margaret Barlow, a widow in her late 50s, summers on Martha's Vineyard, where she has also taken up ballooning with an eccentric year-round resident. Islanders are stunned when a socialite is found drowned, her body partially eaten by turtles, in the pond of an elderly recluse. Some years previously, the woman had sold her old Victorian house retaining lifetime residency rights to an artist and his wife, who have been in financial difficulties ever since. When another murder occurs, suspicion begins to fall on the artist. To help her friends, Margaret begins to investigate, despite warnings from the local police lieutenant. 153364 1992 Margaret Barlow: Murder on the Chesapeake NM Osborn, David #2 Margaret Barlow Mysteries Freelance Photojournalist Margaret Barlow, whose hobby is hang-gliding, is New York-based, effervescent 50-ish, but athletic and younger-looking. Barlow is summoned to her granddaughter's private girls' school, her own alma mater. Freshman scholarship student at Brides Hall has died mysteriously, having hung herself on a chapel bell rope. Most of the student body believes it was suicide, but Maryland homicide Lt. suspects murder and asks Margaret to find out what the students and the administrators, many of whom are Margaret's old schoolmates, aren't telling the police. Parents' weekend with an operetta and annual boat race hampers the police investigation but aids Margaret's investigative efforts. 153365 1960 Margaret Bourke White Story, The T Sunday Showcase. 1-3-60 Photographer Margaret Bourke White (Teresa Wright). Eli Wallach 153366 1989 Margaret Bourke-White (aka Double Exposure: Story of Margaret Bourke-White, The). MT SVD 539 Goldberg, Vicki (Biography). Marjorie David (Teleplay) Ness Book Photojournalist Margaret Bourke-White (Farrah Fawcett) in biography of pioneering photojournalist (1906-1971). Convinces owner of steel mill to let her take photographs inside even though women are prohibited. Publisher-Editor Henry Luce (Jay Patterson). He wants her to work for his new magazine Fortune: "We want to use the camera as an interpreter, we want to stretch it to tell the entire story of American industry. Make the camera equal partners with print." First Western photographer into Russia. Tells reporters when she returns: "The scoop is the first American photographer, not woman photographer." She becomes news subject herself when she gets lost in swamp. Covers war and Holocaust. Death from Parkinson's disease. Professional/personal life conflict with writer Erskine Caldwell (Frederic Forrest). Reporter #1 (Dan Ammerman). Reporter #2 (Art Schilling). Reporter #3 (Jim Ross). Reporter #4 (Richard K. Olsen). Reporter #5 (John Wilmot). Reporter #6 (Jerry Leggio). Posing flood victims, assistant says she treats everyone like furniture. "It's just one picture. You damn near got killed for it." "Well, that's the whole point. That picture could have cost me everything. It means everything." Angry Reporter (Jack Canon) 153367 1901 Margaret Warrener N OWN Brown, Alice Journalist Laura Neale, Householder newspaper. 153368 2003 Margaret-Ghost, The N Nova, Barbara Journalist Margaret Fuller's life fictionalized in novel form. 153369 1961 Margie T Series 10-12-1961 to 8-31-1962. School Newspaper Gossip Columnist. High School Newspaper. Margie Clayton (Cynthia Pepper) is editor of school newspaper, Madison Bugle, wrote the gossip column, "Through the Keyhole" 153370 1943 Margin for Error M Reporter (Don Dillaway). Photographer (Dick French). American announcers (John Wald, Gary Breckner). 153371 1996 Margo Fortier: 1-(900) D-E-A-D NM Fennelly, Tony #2 Margo Fortier Mysteries Gossip Columnist Margo Fortier is an ex-topless dancer and former stripper named Cherry who is now a newspaper columnist and wife-of-convenience to socially prominent and secretly gay Julian Fortier in New Orleans, Louisiana. There's both an edge of sadness and a survivor's toughness beneath the snappy patter of Fortier, the 40-something New Orleans gossip columnist and former topless dancer. Married for 18 years to the wealthy and openly gay Julian, Margo can joke with him about whether she should lose weight or buy a girdle to attract a lover. But balancing her normal needs and her high standards isn't always easy. Margo is also attracted to such pursuits as Tarot and astrology so when a famous telephone psychic named Mystic Delphine is skewered with the very sword she uses in her TV commercials, Fortier makes believe she's a reporter and investigates. As far as dating material, Margo prefers hefty, bald guys who can afford to buy her minks and pearls. 153372 1994 Margo Fortier: Hippie in the Wall, A NM Fennelly, Tony #1 Margo Fortier Mysteries Gossip Columnist Margo Fortier is an ex-topless dancer and former stripper named Cherry who is now a newspaper columnist and wife-of-convenience to socially prominent and secretly gay Julian Fortier in New Orleans, Louisiana. In 1991, the long-buried body of a male hippie is discovered in an addition constructed 20 years earlier to the building that had then been Madame Julie's, a 1970s New Orleans strip joint. Homicide Lt. enlists Fortier's help. As she checks out old co-workers, the corpse is identified as a youngster who had hung around Madame Julie's and even proposed to one of the dancers. Soon, people around the ex-stripper begin to die. New Orleans society reporter Fortier agrees to help police solve the murder because she aspires to investigative journalism and she used to strip at the club where workers found the body. She also frantically schemes to prevent Julian from being outed. Her marriage of convenience to a socially prominent gay man provides her with a best friend and sounding board as well as a needed social entre so she can interview anyone from bartenders to society mavens with impunity. 153373 1947 Maria M Journalist (Gosta Erkell). Journalist (Bert Onne). Photographer (Goran Strindberg). 153374 1944 Maria Candelania M DVD -R HQ 3315, 3316 News Media. Mexican peasant poses for the same artist who doomed her mother with a nude portrait. Reporter (Beatriz Ramos) 153375 2004 Maria Querida MF Female Journalist 153376 2003 Maria-sama ga Miteru (aka The Virgin Mary is Watching, Maria Watches Over Us) CB Konno, Oyuki Japan. Published by Shueisha. illustrated by Satoru Nagasawa. Manga series High School Newspaper Reporters Tsutako and Minako are both school newspaper reporters. 153377 2004 Maria-sama ga Miteru (aka The Virgin Mary is Watching, Maria Watches Over Us) C Japan. Produced by Studio Deen. Appeared on TV Tokyo and Animax. 13 episodes. Anime series High School Newspaper Reporters Tsutako and Minako are both school newspaper reporters. 153378 1936 Maria, die Magd MF Reporter (Erich Kestin). 153379 2003 Maria, La M Interviewer (Pam Zam). Group of Hollywood kids try to film a documentary about a mind-bending herb from the mountains of Mexico. 153380 1984 Maria's Lovers M Photographer Mendelson (Eddie Steinfeld). 153381 2001 Mariage, Le N Johnson, Diane American Journalist Tim Nolinger living in Paris, is set to be married 153382 1981 Marianne and Juliane (Die Bleirne Zeit) M Trotta, Margarethe von (Screenplay) German - Ness Book Journalist Juliane (Jutta Lampe) mounts legal opposition by working as a journalist for a feminist magazine and organizing protests to repeal an antiabortion bill. Her sister commits subversive acts of terrorism. Both want to change the system. Sister Marianne's (Barbara Sukowa) journalist husband commits suicide. Juliane's boss asks her to write about her sister using the argument that in writing about her personal life she will earn the trust of readers and convince them to change their lives Wants something sympathetic written as opposed to what the other papers are saying. When Juliane finally writes the article, her sister accuses her of exploiting her "like a bourgeois journalist." Sister is an apparent suicide in prison. Juliane is sure she was killed but when she tries to convince another journalist in the story, he tells her it is old news, "Topicality means the right news at the right time. The rest goes to history's dung heap or into history books.," 153383 1992 Marido perfecto, El MF Photographer (Zdenek Vavra). 153384 1985 Marie M Reporter (Chip Arnold). Reporter (Larry Brinton). Reporter (David Koseruba). Reporter (Dwight Lewis). Reporter (Drue Smith). 153385 1996 Marie Antoinette is niet dood MF Belgium - Netherlands - Dutch Journalist (Coen van Vrijberghe de Coningh). 153386 1988 Marie Forester, die Frau mit dem zweiten Gesicht N Fischer, Marie Louise Germany Journalist 153387 1986 Marie og Kaj Ibsen fortaeller Erik Voss om besaettelsestiden i Kolding DF Denmark - Short Interviewer Erik Voss. 153388 2002 Marienthal: State of Emergency M News Media. Reporter (Sandra Lammert). Chief Editor (Jorg Domhofer). Editor (Jutta Bublies). Editor (Pascal Bruckmann). Editor (Karl-Heinz Burandt). Editor (Wolfgang Ibel). Press (Mirko Gerke). Press (Barbara Lammert). Press (Anke Schmitz). Press (Klaus Hertel). 153389 1936 Marihuana M Reporter. Young girl attends beach party with her boyfriend. After she smokes marijuana, she gets pregnant and another girl who smoked marijuana drowns while skinny dipping in the ocean. The girl and her boyfriend go to work for the pusher in order to make money so they can get married. During drug deal her boyfriend is killed. The young woman becomes a narcotics pusher after giving up her baby for adoption. 153390 1991 Marilyn and Me MT SVD 1155. SVD 888 (Incomplete) Newspaperman who works on paper in Ohio. Does celebrity pieces for paper in Hollywood. Meets Norma Jean. Goes back to Ohio newspaper 153391 1990 Marilyn Diaries, The M SV 61 Investigative Reporter (Michael Rose) stumbles across a diary filled with amorous exploits. He sets out on a steamy cross-country journey to find the author 153392 2001 Marilyn Monroe: Final Days, The DT Journalist Richard Meryman (Himself). Photographer George Barris (Himself). 153393 1965 Marina, the Intangible SS GPL Rubiao, Marilo In "Ex-Magician and Other Stories, The." Newspaper. Narrator works in a newspaper office. 153394 2000 Marinade For Murder N Bishop, Claudia Weinberg List Journalist 153395 1966 Marine Battleground M AFI-Journalists Journalist 153396 1986 Marine Corpse, The N OWN - H Tapply, William G. News Media 153397 1944 Marine Raiders M DVD -R HQ 3379, 3373 Newswoman (Isabel O'Madigan). Old News Vendor (Isabel O'Madigan). 153398 1961 Marines, Let's Go M War Correspondent Hank Dyer (Vince Williams). 153399 1969 Marion im Studio B NJ Lipsch, Horst Germany TV Journalist 153400 1969 Marion will zum Fernsehen NJ Lipsch, Horst Germany TV Journalist 153401 2008 Mariposa Soul NR Dane, Adrianna Gay Investigative Journalist Andre Cordaire spends the majority of his time globetrotting around the world and flitting from bed to bed, never tempted to stay in any of them. Always searching. It's a lonely existence, but he has never been able to find that special woman with whom to share his life. Soul-mates, however, can turn up in the most unusual places at unexpected times. An encounter in a bar, a hiking trip up a mountain, and discovering a soul-mate in the person he never would have expected, who makes him want to share the love trapped inside him, was the last thing Andre was ready for. Finally, here is someone who understands more about him than he did himself. Once revealed, can he acknowledge what his heart and soul cries for? Or will he keep running, denying his need for the one person he knows could make him happy? Even if that person is a man? 153402 1997 Marius et Jeannette M VHS 1294 News Media 153403 2005 Mark 8:36 M News Media. Reporter 1 (Michael Godinez). Reporter 2 (Ali Zamani). Reporter 3 (Claudia Genah). Inner city kid grows up in a Los Angeles ghetto, gets involved with wealthy and powerful drug-pushing politicians while trying to fulfill his childhood dreams. 153404 1979 Mark Coffin, U.S.S. N Drury, Allen Newslady Lisette Grayson ("the Hill's most famous bedroom newslady") 153405 2006 Mark Lawson Talks: T Series. Interviewer (Mark Lawson-Himself). 153406 2004 Mark Manning: Bitch Slap NM Craft, Michael #7 Mark Manning Mystery Editor-Publisher Mark Manning has been successfully running his family’s newspaper, The Dumont Daily Register for several years now and he sits on the board of two local companies. So when the respective CEOs of these companies discuss a merger, it is only natural that Manning be interested in the proceedings. What’s more, his lover Neil, an architect, is designing houses for one of the CEOs. She’s a business friend of Manning, but not a friend to many people. She is generally considered overly aggressive and fastidious. When Manning assigns Glee Savage, the newspaper’s society reporter to cover her new home, the subsequent meeting between the two does not end well: Savage huffs off in a fury but not before ferociously bitch-slapping the woman in front of everyone. With the CEO’s cheek still smarting, more bad news comes as the accountant performing due diligence for the merger reports some very questionable items regarding her books. Then she is murdered. Manning’s friend and employee Glee Savage is the obvious and primary suspect and Manning cannot resist wading into this most unsound of business dealings. This seventh novel marks the end of the series that has seen Manning grapple not only with unexplained death, but with a sequence of life-altering events -- coming out as a gay, committing to his partner, flirting with infidelity, “inheriting” a child and then adjusting again to an empty nest. By the end of the novel, Manning becomes less heroic and more human as he looks into his core beliefs and his self-image, which can sometimes be smug. 153407 1999 Mark Manning: Body Language: NM OWN - H Craft, Michael #3 Mike Manning Mysteries Journalist Mark Manning suffers a mid-life crisis, quits his Chicago newspaper job and plans a new start in his Wisconsin hometown -- he takes over the small-town newspaper in Dumont where he spent part of his childhood. His lover-architect stays in Chicago while he sets up shop, hires hunky associate, buys back the family mansion and reacquaints himself with his distant family. Events turn tragic when his cousin is murdered at a dinner party. 153408 2001 Mark Manning: Boy Toy NM Craft, Michael #4 Mark Manning Series Editor-Publisher Mark Manning of the Dumont Daily Register, the elegant gay newspaper publisher. His 17-year-old nephew and ward recently discovers talent for acting. Manning and his architect lover who's moved his business from Chicago to Dumont, Wisconsin to be near Manning. They are eagerly awaiting opening night. But one of the actors suddenly and mysteriously dies and suspicions point directly to Manning's nephew. With the help of the architect, the Daily Register's engaging staff members and the gay sheriff of Dumont County, Manning sets out to discover the truth behind the actor's untimely death. Manning's cozy existence is threatened as he works hard to unravel the crime. Biggest news is the forthcoming production of a new play by the local community theater group. Investigation may put Manning and his lover in mortal danger. He gave up a career as a prominent journalist at a major daily newspaper in Chicago to take over as the owner and publisher of the Dumont Daily Register, the daily newspaper in a small Wisconsin town. 153409 1998 Mark Manning: Eye Contact NM OWN - H Craft, Michael #2 Mike Manning Mysteries Reporter Mark Manning of the Chicago Journal. Hired to replace colleague Cliff Nolan on a top story. 153410 1997 Mark Manning: Flight Dreams NM Craft, Michael #1 Mike Manning Mysteries Investigative Journalist Mark Manning of the Chicago Journal, Clark Kent with a gay twist. Manning’s publisher gives him a deadline of less than 100 days to find a heiress who has been missing for seven years and is about to be declared legally dead. In the course of his investigation, Manning ends up ruling out the Catholic Church, the woman’s butler, her sister-in-law who had an affair with the heiress’ dead husband, and the Federated Cat Clubs of America as culpable kidnappers. Amid all of his reporting and sleuthing, Manning also deals with his latent homosexuality, has almost vengeful sex with a longtime female acquaintance, and falls in love with and makes love to a man. 153411 2002 Mark Manning: Hot Spot NM Craft, Michael #6 Mark Manning Mystery Editor-Publisher Mark Manning, During his distinguished career as a journalist, Manning has seen it all -- riots, murder, political corruption and every manifestation of the dark heart of the human species. His small-town home becomes center of media attention when it hosts wedding reception for his best friend who plans to marry the Democratic candidate for governor of Illinois. Suspicious death occurs at the reception garnering even more publicity. 153412 2000 Mark Manning: Name Games NM Craft, Michael #5 Mark Manning Mysteries Editor-Publisher Mark Manning of the Dumont Register newspaper in Wisconsin. Murder of visiting expert takes place at a regional exhibition of miniature furniture. Closeted local sheriff a suspect. Manning, with the help of his lover, staffs and friends starts his own investigation. 153413 1947 Mark of Cain, The M Reporter (James B. Carson). Reporter (Adrian Wallet). Photographer (Willoughby Gray). 153414 2007 Mark of Cain, The M Journalist (Jo Cowen) 153415 1986 Mark of the Beast M Reporter (Susan Giles Smith). Newscaster (Dina Morrone). Cameraperson #1 (Christine Bacro). Cameraperson #2 (Kevin Wynn). VTR Person (Carla Miotto). 153416 1944 Mark of the Whistler M SVDSP 1427 Woolrich, Cornell (Radio Program - "Whistler, The"). Ness Book -- "The Whistler" Series. Reporter Patricia Henley (Janis Carter) gets involved with a man who is trying to collect an unclaimed bank account left to someone who shares his name. Money left by woman for her son, but woman was killed in fire in 1912 and son disappeared. Man almost pays for deception with his life, since two brothers want revenge on person to whom money actually belongs, believing he was responsible for sending their father to jail. Brothers get on his trail after reporter gets picture of him leaving bank and it appears in the paper. Real recipient turns out to be street vendor who is the man's friend. After the vengeful brothers are caught, vendor promises to make man a partner in the firm he plans to start with his newly claimed fortune. Reporter Tom (Matt McHugh). Newspaper Photographer (Donald Kerr). Reporter Tom (Matt McHugh). 153417 1885 Mark Rutherford's Deliverance N MLPL White, William Hale ("Mark Rutherford, alias Reuben Shapcott) Newspapers. Journals. The Gazette. Tory Correspondent of the Gazette, M'Kay. Bell's Weekly Messenger. 153418 1975 Mark the Sparrow N OWN - P Howard, Clark Reporter Robert Cloud is cold-blooded. Reporters agrees to do a book on a condemned prisoner and together with several others become involved in the cry to abolish capital punishment. 153419 1917 Mark Tidd, Editor N USC Kelland, Clarence Editor. Stuttering Mark. Wickville Trumpet. Tecumseh Androcles, compleat printer. Plunk and Tallow. Silas Spragg part-owner of Eagle Center Clarion, editor of Wickville edition 153420 1940 Mark Todd: Blazing Skull CB Davis, Bob Correspondent Mark Todd on assignment in China in the late 1930s 153421 1869 Mark Twain SS Clemens, Samuel (Mark Twain) Fictional Journalist created by Clemens. Appeared for the first time in 1866 on the stage. Working for California Alta. Sent back letters to the Alta and New York Tribune and Herald signed Mark Twain. Dispatches filed by Mark Twain became very popular. 153422 1954 Mark Twain R Episode. 1-17-1954. Hallmark Playhouse Journalist Mark Twain 153423 2007 Mark Twain D DVD -R HQ 8801 Journalist-Novelist Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens) uses his experiences as a riverboat pilot, a miner, a failed inventor and a journalist to achieve further acclaim as a lecturer. 153424 1991 Mark Twain and Me MT Reporter #1 (Doug Hughes). Reporter #2 (John Bayliss). Reporter #3 (Yank Azman) 153425 1954 Mark Twain Tonight P Twain, Mark (Hal Holbrook Journalist-Author Mark Twain (Hal Holbrook) words and wisdom from the Missouri-born philosopher Samuel Clemens. 153426 2008 Mark Twain, Unsanctified Newspaper Reporter (Mark Twin and His Circle Series) D Caron, James Edward Reporter Samuel Clemens’ career from self-described unsanctified newspaper reporter to national author between 1862 and 1867 is examined. Travel letters from Hawaii, letters chronicling Clemens’ trip from California to New York City, articles that adjusted to and challenged the guidelines of the newspapers and magazines for which he wrote. 153427 1979 Mark Twain: Beneath the Laughter T PBS Special Journalist-Writer Mark Twain (Dan O'Herlihy). Young Clemens (Gavan O'Herlihy). . Reporter #1 (David Murdock). 153428 2002 Mark Twain's Roughing It MT SVD 1161 Journalist Samuel Clemens. Adventures of Samuel Clemens 153429 1866 Mark Twain's Travels With Mr. Brown SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press. Various references to reporters and newspapers, real and imaginary 153430 1992 Mark und Bein. Eine Episode N Kempowski, Walter Germany Journalist 153431 1954 Mark VII SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 153432 1961 Mark, The M Israel, Charles (Novel). Sidney Buchman, Stanley Mann (Screenplay) UK. AFI-Reporters/Public Relations. Ness Book Reporter Austin (Donald Houston) for The Northern Reporter recognizes man brought into police station for questioning in a child abuse case. He begins to follow the man who is attempting to get a fresh start after being accused of child molestation. Man has a job and begins relationship with widow who has young daughter. Reporter gets photograph of man with widow's daughter at carnival. Photograph appears in paper along with article dredging up the man's past causing him to lose his job and home. When the man threatens to sue, the reporter smugly points out that his publication has enough lawsuits pending to paper half of England and that very few of them ever collect. Reporter appears in only a few scenes but has great deal of influence on events Reporter leaves lingering negative impression of press. 153433 2007 Marked By Fate N Bradford, Laura Reporter Elise Jenkins is a local reporter eager to stretch her writing wings. She, like all the other students in a creative writing class, is inspired by the teacher’s ability to bring a scene to life on paper. Thirty-five years ago, the teacher, Hannah Daltry hid under a desk, alone and terrified. She didn’t cry. She didn’t yell. She didn’t move. If she had, they would have found her. Today she’s a grown woman, teaching in a community college, sharing her passion for the written word with her students. Jenkins is impressed with what the teacher is doing in the class -- to put readers under that desk, to instill the same fear she had once felt. But inspiration turns to shock when Daltry is found dead in her classroom. Her only mistake? Being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Again. Is her murder simply a cruel twist of irony? A fate she was destined to meet? Or is there more to the story? That’s what Elise intends to find out. No matter what the cost. 153434 1990 Marked for Death M TV Reporter Dale Harimoto (Dale Harimoto) 153435 1967 Marked for Love M AFI-Radio Announcers Radio 153436 1989 Marked for Murder M Sloane, Rich (Screenplay) Ness Book TV News Production crew members stumble on a group of drug smugglers. Station gofer who happens to carry portable video equipment in the trunk of his car, trips over a cable while the newscast is going on and knocks the broadcast off the air. Gofer and female production assistant become target of drug smugglers when they obtain a tape made by a cameraman that incriminates the crooks. Cameraman is later found dead. The two production people are suspects. Head of drug dealers turns out to be TV producer and federal agents as the New production crew members to trap him. 153437 1995 Marked Man M News Media. Female Newscaster (Lila Feng). Male Newscaster (Howard Schwartz). 153438 1910 Marked Time-Table, The M Newspaper Headline: "Wild Prank of Spendthrift Youths -- Tom Powers, leader." Family reprimands boy 153439 1937 Marked Woman M DVD -R 1593 Davis News Media. First Reporter (Lyle Moraine). Second Reporter (Billy Wayne). Third Reporter (Max Hoffman Jr.). Radio News Commentator (Wendell Niles). 153440 1990 Markers N OWN - P Zion, Sidney Columnist Mike O'Rourke, journalist, man of the people 153441 2006 Market Killing, A N Pierson, Frank New York Times Reporter Hank Jenkins, a forensic accountant and the reporter's former college flame, suspect a scheme to hide millions and set out to prove it. When the superstar CEO, who is about to lose it all, is found murdered at his Texas ranch -- his body burned beyond recognition -- the questions begin to pour in. Did anyone else suspect Saunders’ secret? And would that someone be willing to kill again to keep it that way? Reporter and accountant follow the money trail to Central America where they discover that someone has gotten there first. They race to find the money before it’s moved out of their reach. After an attempt on his life, Hank realizes that protecting Alyson is much more important than getting the story. The only way to do that is to find the money and the killer. 153442 2009 Market Share N Mendelson, Walton Investigative Reporter Phil Levitt discovers that an additive in fast foods is highly addictive and possibly deadly. Framed for murder to silence him, Phil races against being caught to find the source. FBI contacts take interest and direct Levitt to Senator Swanson, Chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on Drug Abuse. But Swanson has his own reasons for blocking Levitt’s investigation -- even by murder. With the help of Dr. Claire White, a colleague of the Maricopa County Coroner who first isolated the additive, and his brother, Levitt, tracks the source to Scotty’s, the world’s most successful hamburger chain. Faced with certain bankruptcy and arrest, Scotty’s CEO turns his considerable power to stopping Levitt -- and doing a favor for his friend Senator Swanson. 153443 2000 Markova: Comfort Gay MF Philippines. Based on a true story. Reporter Loren Legarda (Herself) interviews a man known as Markova who decides to tell his painful story after watching a documentary about the suffering of women forced into prostitution during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines. He is forced to prostitute himself to survive the Japanese soldiers, eventually escapes but even when his country is liberated by American forces, the openly gay man finds his battle is far from over. 153444 1997 Marksmen, The M News Media. TV Reporter (Paul LaPree). Reporter #1 (Robert Bruss). Reporter #2 (Joy Marquardt). Photographer (Dan Erdman). 153445 1964 Marl - Portrat einer Stadt DF West Germany Interviewer Peter M. Ladiges. 153446 1991 Marla Hanson Story, The M Reporter #1 (Brianna Clark). Reporter #2 (Faber DeChaine). Reporter #3 (Tim Conner). Reporter #4 (Todd Tolces) 153447 1996 Marlene Dietrich: Shadow and Light DT Film Critic (Molly Haskell). Reporter (Billy Wilder). 153448 2008 Marley & Me (aka Marley and Me) M Based on John Grogan’s 2005 memoir Columnist John Grogan (Owen Wilson) of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel is an ambitious journalist who moves with his wife Jennifer Grogan (Jennifer Aniston) to Miami for a newspaper job. His best friend (Eric Dane) who suggests the reporter adopt a puppy as a substitute for the children the wife wants to have. Marley morphs from an adorable Lab puppy into an incorrigible handful. Columnist (Megan Rose Wieder). Reporter (Jennifer Wiener). Editor (Clarke Peters). Newspaper Reporter (Brenda Logan). Newspaper Employee (Anthony C. Brown). Journalist (Richard Graves). Reporter (Eric Ditman). Still Photographer (Lisa Varga). Reporter (David Kneeream). Editor (Alan Arkin) turns Reporter John Grogan into a lifestyle columnist and John isn’t happy about it. Jenny Grogan is a feature writer who becomes a stay-at-home mom. 153449 1994 Marlin Bay T Series 1992-1994 Reporter Dominique Richards (Celia Nicholson) 153450 1977 Marlo and the Magic Movie Machine T Newsreels. Machine used old newsreels 153451 1992 Marmalade Boy CB Yoshizumi, Wataru Japan. 1992-1995. Manga series High School Broadcast Club Member and Photographer Furutachi is a member of the Broadcasting Club at his school. He's known to have caused a major mess when he took candid pictures of Miki and Yuu's recently remarried parents. He immediately regretted whatever mess he caused and tried to help them escape the Sadist Teacher. 153452 1994 Marmalade Boy C Japan. 1994-1995. Produced by Toei Animation. Anime series High School Broadcast Club Member and Photographer Furutachi is a member of the Broadcasting Club at his school. He's known to have caused a major mess when he took candid pictures of Miki and Yuu's recently remarried parents. He immediately regretted whatever mess he caused and tried to help them escape the Sadist Teacher. 153453 1980 Marmeladupproret MF Sweden. Editor (Ingvar Kjellson). Photographer (Borje Ahlstedt). 153454 1964 Marnie M DVD -R HQ 4583, 4584, 4585 AFI-Publishers Publisher 153455 2005 Maroa MF Spain Editor (Victor Cuica). 153456 1967 Maroc 7 (aka Marokko 7) M DVD -R HQ 11748, 11749. German DVD. AFI-Fashion Editors/Photographers Fashion Magazine Editor Louise Henderson (Cyd Charisse) doubles as a jewel thief and becomes involved in Moroccan intrigue. Photographer (Anthony Bygraves). 153457 1969 Marooned M DVD -R HQ 4811, 4812, 4807. L Peck News Media. Commentators Cannon (Vincent Van Lynn). Radin (Walter Brooke). Hardy (Mauritz Hugo). Priscilla Keith (Mary-Linda Rapelye). Network Commentator (Walter Brooks). Aerospace Journalist (Vincent Van Lynn). 153458 2004 Marple: The Murder at the Vicarage MT Photographer (John Owens). 153459 1870 Marquis and Merchant N Collins, Mortimer Press 153460 1976 Marquise von Sade, Die MF News Media. The Journalist (Monica Swinn) 153461 1918 Marriage M AFI-Novelists Writer 153462 1912 Marriage N Wells, H.G. Press 153463 1998 Marriage Bargain NR Mikels, Jennifer Silhouette Sportswriter looking for a white and teacher looking for a husband to insure her inheritance. So they enter into the marriage bargain. 153464 1926 Marriage Clause, The M Critic (Andre Cheron) 153465 1961 Marriage in Philippsburg N Walser, M. Journalist in Philippsburg, West Germany in the 1950s 153466 1980 Marriage is Alive and Well MT Freelance Photographer (Joe Namath) whose assignments offer him some different views on matrimony 153467 1923 Marriage Market, The M AFI-Authors Writer 153468 1915 Marriage of Kitty, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 153469 1989 Marriage of the Blessed (Arousi-ye Khouban) M Iran. Ness War Photojournalist Haji Mahmud Bigham returns from the war and deals with family problems. 153470 1920 Marriage Pit, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 153471 2000 Marriage Ultimatum NR Armstrong, Lindsay Harlequin Presents, #2075 - Woman journalist Reporter interviews a handsome tycoon recovering from a terrible accident, an overwhelming attraction flares up between them. Even though they must deal with a lot of emotional baggage, the two continually find their way back to each other. 153472 1981 Marriage Without Love NR Jordan, Penny Harlequin Presents #484 Reporter Kieron Blake and Briony shared a beautiful affair. Then Briony had learned the shattering truth. Although she had been deeply in love with Kieron, a reporter then, he had wanted her only for a newspaper scoop. It was painfully ironic to Briony that his calculated lovemaking should have resulted in such a beautiful boy. It was no less ironic that Kieron Blake should now be Briony’s new boss at the Daily Globe. One look at little Nicky told him the truth -- and set them on a collision course. 153473 1917 Married SS Dreiser, Theodore Music Critic for a New York newspaper 153474 1865 Married Beneath Him N Payn, James Journalists. Pair of diverting journalists 153475 1924 Married Flirts M AFI-Novelists Writer 153476 1996 Married for Life: Sixteen Years and What Do You Get? T Episode #1. 3-19-1996 TV Newsreader (Rob Brydon). 153477 1993 Married in Haste NR Gordon, Lucy Reporter Reva Borden and sexy industrialist Demetrio Corelli got married when blazing passion brought them to the altar. But pride and ambition had pulled them apart, sending the fiery reporter away, heartbroken, and leaving Demetrio alone and filled with regret. Now Reva had returned to Milan -- where Demetrio decided she had always belonged. This time, he vowed, nothing would keep them apart. From the moment she set foot in romantic Italy, Reva was assailed by memories of Demetrio -- and her all-consuming desire for him that had blotted out everything else. Yet he was still the same domineering man he’d always been. Was she willing to curb her independence and surrender totally to this sensuous headstrong man who was still her husband? 153478 1920 Married Life M AFI-Playwrights Writer 153479 2000 Married Man, The N White, Edmund Journalist. Self-employed cultural journalist who drops famous names and French phrases like loose change (HIV-positive American living in Paris). 153480 1990 Married People: T Series 1990-1991 Columnist and Freelance Magazine Writer Russell Meyers (Jay Thomas) for Manhattan Life magazine. 153481 2006 Married To a Stranger N MacDonald, Patricia Freelance Journalist David Webster is a sexy man who meets a 26-year-old heiress and counselor at an adolescent crisis center at a dinner party. She has a boyfriend, but romantic, free-spirited Webster sweeps her off her feet. Webster actually falls in love with the woman. . They head off for their honeymoon at an idyllic cabin in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. Woman's life is about to turn into a wife's worse nightmare. When David goes out to chop wood for their cabin fire, a hooded figure attacks her with an ax. Seriously wounded, she is saved by a passing hunter who loses his life protecting her. The woman realizes that aside from his looks and the wonderful sex, which resulted in her pregnancy, she knows little about her new husband. 153482 1991 Married to It M DVD -R HQ 7245, 7246 Newscaster (David L. King). Reporter (Garfield Andrews). Newscaster (Jamie De Roy). 153483 2003 Married to the Kellys: Lewis May Have a Girlfriend T Episode #3. 10-17-2003 Sports Announcer (Dan Kinsella). 153484 1988 Married to the Mob M Reporters. Pushy Reporter, The (Ellie Cornell). Humane Reporter, The (Roy Blount Jr.). The Zany Reporter (Todd Solondz). 153485 1993 Married...With Children (aka Married With Children): T SV 217 Episode Magazine cartoon 153486 1989 Married...With Children: At the Zoo T Episode #68. 11-26-1989 Reporter (Matt McKenzie). 153487 1997 Married...With Children: Babe in Toyland, A T Episode #256. 3-17-1997 Former Weathergirl Kelly Bundy (Christiana Applegate) appears on a kiddie show but ends up taking over the entire show. 153488 1996 Married...With Children: Bud Hits the Books T Episodes. 4-28-1996 Reporter Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal (Teresa Parente), who always says her name very fast with a thick accent. Latina local news reporter originally from “a country named after the equator” who is typically assigned to cover the pathetic news stories in which the Bundys inevitably involve themselves. She often laments the sad state of her career on-air. While she only appears in a handful of episodes throughout the series, the character seems to be quite popular with fans. 153489 1994 Married...With Children: Business Sucks (Parts One and Two) T Episodes. 10-2/9-1994 Reporter Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal (Teresa Parente), who always says her name very fast with a thick accent. Latina local news reporter originally from “a country named after the equator” who is typically assigned to cover the pathetic news stories in which the Bundys inevitably involve themselves. She often laments the sad state of her career on-air. While she only appears in a handful of episodes throughout the series, the character seems to be quite popular with fans. 153490 1992 Married...With Children: Chicago Wine Party, The T Episode #139. 11-1-1992 TV News Anchor (Cynthia Allison). 153491 1996 Married...With Children: Children of the Corns T Episodes. 10-5-1996 Reporter Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal (Teresa Parente), who always says her name very fast with a thick accent. Latina local news reporter originally from “a country named after the equator” who is typically assigned to cover the pathetic news stories in which the Bundys inevitably involve themselves. She often laments the sad state of her career on-air. While she only appears in a handful of episodes throughout the series, the character seems to be quite popular with fans. 153492 1992 Married...With Children: Death of a Shoe Salesman T Episode #142. 11-22-1992 Newscaster (Bill Applebaum - Voice). 153493 1989 Married...With Children: Desperately Seeking Miss October T Episode #64. 11-5-1989 Magazine. Playboy model comes to the shoe store and Al wants to find out which issue she is in. But he finds Peggy has sold his Playboy magazine collection and makes her get it back. 153494 1995 Married...With Children: Dud Bowl II T Episode #222. 11-26-1995 Newscaster (Roger Rose - Voice). 153495 1994 Married...With Children: I Want My Psycho Dad (Part One) T Episodes. 12-11-1994 Reporter Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal (Teresa Parente), who always says her name very fast with a thick accent. Latina local news reporter originally from “a country named after the equator” who is typically assigned to cover the pathetic news stories in which the Bundys inevitably involve themselves. She often laments the sad state of her career on-air. While she only appears in a handful of episodes throughout the series, the character seems to be quite popular with fans. 153496 1990 Married...With Children: Kelly Bounces Back T Episode #86. 10-28-1990 Former Weathergirl Kelly Bundy (Christiana Applegate) auditions for a job as a spokesperson for the new Allante car. 153497 1991 Married...With Children: Kelly Does Hollywood (1) T Episode #114. 11-10-1991 Former Weathergirl Kelly Bundy (Christiana Applegate) gets her own talk show and the other networks become interested in it. Talk Show Host (Dinah Lenney). 153498 1991 Married...With Children: Kelly Does Hollywood (2) T Episode #115. 11-17-1991 Former Weathergirl Kelly Bundy (Christiana Applegate) gets her own talk show and the other networks become interested in it. But her show gets slaughtered by the censors. 153499 1993 Married...With Children: Mr. Empty Pants T DVD -R HQ 4848 Episode #147. 2-14-1993 Magazine. Peg's cartoon of Al is a hit in a women's magazine. 153500 1990 Married...With Children: Raingirl T SV 182. SV 174 Episode #78. 4-15-1990 TV Weather Girl Kelly Bundy (Christina Applegate) gets a new job as a weather girl at a local news station. It's her first paying job. She's the Action News TV Weather Bunny Girl on Channel 83. She's offered lots of money as the news weather girl. Kelly (Christina Applegate) goes from TV station intern to $1000-a-week weather bunny, moving the meteorologist (Ben Lemon) to storm off 153501 1991 Married...With Children: Reporter Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal T Series. Reporter Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal (Teresa Parente), who always says her name very fast with a thick accent. Latina local news reporter originally from “a country named after the equator” who is typically assigned to cover the pathetic news stories in which the Bundys inevitably involve themselves. She often laments the sad state of her career on-air. While she only appears in a handful of episodes throughout the series, the character seems to be quite popular with fans. 153502 1995 Married...With Children: Reverend Al T Episodes. 10-8-1995 Reporter Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal (Teresa Parente), who always says her name very fast with a thick accent. Latina local news reporter originally from “a country named after the equator” who is typically assigned to cover the pathetic news stories in which the Bundys inevitably involve themselves. She often laments the sad state of her career on-air. While she only appears in a handful of episodes throughout the series, the character seems to be quite popular with fans. 153503 1994 Married...With Children: Screams T Episode #177. 2-27-1994 TV Anchorman (Tiiu Leek). Al opposes the proposed destruction of his old high school football field to build a new auto plant by chaining himself to the arch. 153504 1995 Married...With Children: Ship Happens (Part Two) T Episode #204. 2-26-2995 News Media. Reporter #1 (Leilani Jones Wilmore). Reporter #2 (Keith Sellon-Wright). Reporter #3 (Kevin McBride). Reporter #4 (Melissa Chan). Reporter #5 (Scott Hartman). Reporter Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal (Teresa Parente), who always says her name very fast with a thick accent. Latina local news reporter originally from “a country named after the equator” who is typically assigned to cover the pathetic news stories in which the Bundys inevitably involve themselves. She often laments the sad state of her career on-air. While she onloy appears in a handful of episodes throughout the series, the character seems to be quite popular with fans. 153505 1996 Married...With Children: Torch Song Duet T Episode #238. 5-19-1996 News Media. Reporter #1 (Burke Roberts). Reporter Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal (Teresa Parente), who always says her name very fast with a thick accent. Latina local news reporter originally from “a country named after the equator” who is typically assigned to cover the pathetic news stories in which the Bundys inevitably involve themselves. She often laments the sad state of her career on-air. While she only appears in a handful of episodes throughout the series, the character seems to be quite popular with fans. 153506 1993 Married...With Children: Un-Alful Entry T Episode #152. 3-28-1993 Anchorwoman (Kari Coleman). 153507 1995 Married...With Children: Weaker Sex, The T Episodes. 10-22-1995 Reporter Miranda Veracruz de la Jolla Cardinal (Teresa Parente), who always says her name very fast with a thick accent. Latina local news reporter originally from “a country named after the equator” who is typically assigned to cover the pathetic news stories in which the Bundys inevitably involve themselves. She often laments the sad state of her career on-air. While she only appears in a handful of episodes throughout the series, the character seems to be quite popular with fans. 153508 1997 Marry in Haste NR Tarling, Moyra Reporter Evan Mathieson is desperate to keep the child entrusted to him so the handsome newsman offers temporary marriage to a beautiful Reporter Jade, a woman he loved years before. Will her devastating secret destroy their newfound trust and happiness? 153509 1949 Marry Me! M UK Only Press 153510 1937 Marry the Girl M SVDSP 763 Hope, Edward (Novel). Sig Herzig, Pat C. Flick, Tom Reed (Screenplay) Ness Book Owners Ollie Radway (Mary Boland) and her brother John B. Radway (Hugh Herbert) run Radway Features Syndicate which serves 613 newspapers. 153511 1997 Marry Well (aka Yours Truly) NR Simons, Lynda Silhouette Columnist Jeannie Renamo creates a controversial new column, "Marrying Well: A Practical Guide" and her handsome boss, Kyle Hunter, challenges her to follow the guidelines and land a rich husband of her own. 153512 2008 Marry-Me Christmas NR Jump, Shirley Harlequin Romance Series #4067 Journalist Flynn McGranger is a rich, successful journalist. He’s about to write a scathing review of Samantha Barnett’s little bakery. He would call the baker beautiful if he weren’t about to destroy her career. He never mixes business with pleasure. But the secrets she’s clearly keeping intrigue him and her innocence has caught him off guard. What’s happened to him? He’s being ridiculous, he tells himself. The Christmas-coated town has gone to his head. Or has this small-town girl unlocked the city-slicker’s heart? 153513 1996 Marrying Kind, The N Ihle, Sharon Newspaper Owner Liberty Ann Justice has been running the Laramie Tribune since her father's death six months ago. But Savage Publishing, the publishing company that owns the newspaper, has told her to stop writing editorials in favor of women's' rights. She firmly believes in the suffrage movement and has no intentions of stopping. But when Andrew Savage, the youngest of the Savage clan, shows up at her doorstep she is determined to convince him to let her run the newspaper her way. She mistakes a man trying to collect a debt from the dead Andrew Savage and he goes along with the mistake. She makes him promise to take her to Savage Publishing so she can talk to his father R.T. Savage. She discovers the ruse, but stays. 153514 2005 Marrying Up N Rose, Jackie Obituary Writer Holly Hastings follows her psychiatrist's mandate by writing a sample obituary for herself and is horrified to discover that she envisions herself growing old in her current job and dying alone. 153515 1934 Marrying Widows M Press Agent, The (Minna Gombell) 153516 1996 Mars Attacks! M DVD -R HQ 7709, 7710. L Topps Trading Cards (Source). Jonathan Gems (Screenplay) Ness Book - PR TV Reporters Nathalie Lake (Sarah Jessica Parker) and Jason Stone (Michael J. Fox) works for GNN. Parker hosts Today in Fashion. Although they live together, they are professional rivals. When Lake is asked to meet with a professor at the Whiter House about the arrival of the Martians, Stone complains that his people did not land the interview. During the first Martian attack, Stone is fried while trying to rescue Lake. Lake is kidnapped by Martians who subject her to an experiment in which her head is put on the body of her Chihuahua. Press Secretary Jerry Ross (Martin Short). GNN Reporters (Michael Reilly Burke, Valerie Wildman). GNN Reporter (Richard Irving). Reporter (Jim Beatty). Reporter (John Bradley). Reporter (Scott McKinley). Female Journalist (Coco Leigh). Newscaster (Jonathan Emerson). White House Photographer (Ken Thomas). 153517 1966 Mars Needs Women M Science Reporter Mr. Fast, Seattle Sun Reporter (Tommy Kirk) is a Martian in disguise, romances space geneticist. Network Newsman (Chet Davis). 153518 1964 Marseilles NM OWN - P Journalist Benasque writing for the Outspeak. 153519 2006 Marsh, The M Newspaper Publisher Noah Pitney (Justin Louis) and a paranormal consultant try to help Clare Holloway (Gabrielle Anwar), an author whose rich imagination has fueled a successful career in children’s literature but whose nightmares are becoming real when strange and supernatural events occur in a picturesque remote farm house where she has gone to collect her thoughts and relax. The frightened author seeks out the aid of the handsome publisher to solve the mystery. The ghostly young girl who dwells in her dreams may be real after all. 153520 1957 Marshal Dillon: Photographer T SVD 1434 Episode #67 Photographer (Sebastian Cabot) from the East enters sacred Indian land and Marshal Dillon comes to his rescue. 153521 1944 Marshal of Reno M Editor Palmer (Herbert Rawlinson). 153522 2002 Marshall Law: Money Talks T Episode #17. 11-26-2002 News Media. Reporters (Raymond Thomas, Michelle Thompson). 153523 2004 Marshall Webb: Burning Bridges NM Soos, Troy #3 Marshall Webb Mysteries Magazine Editor Marshall Webb of Harper's Weekly, a cultured, well-dressed journalist, Buck Morehouse, a gluttonous, unkempt, but clever detective and reformer Rebecca Davies are in a race against time catch a murderer in late 19th century New York City. The overriding issue is whether Brooklyn should consolidate with Manhattan, and there are passionate views on both sides. A wealthy Brooklyn businessman made his fortune selling products to the Union Army and is a strong spokesman against consolidation. When he is shot dead on the street, forces in favor of the idea are suspected. A 17-year-old streetwise girl who lives at a shelter for abused women owned by Webb's workaholic girlfriend, Rebecca, may have some answers to this mystery. Moments after giving a rousing speech, a prominent businessman lies dead on a dark a Brooklyn street shot twice through the head. While their parents turn a blind eye, the sons and daughters of the wealthy go to the opium dens of Chinatown. The city is on edge and Webb must solve the mystery putting together the pieces of a puzzle that could expose a hidden world of vice and corruption where everything has a price and someone is guilty of murder. New York City. The summer is a scorcher. And a killer is about to turn up the heat. Moments after giving a rousing speech, a prominent businessman lies dead on a dark Brooklyn street, shot twice through the head... While their parents turn a blind eye, the sons and daughters of the wealthy slip away to the opium dens of Chinatown, indulging in a decadence more dangerous than they know... And the disappearance of a young girl is only the beginning of a harrowing odyssey that leads to a city's most shocking secrets... Now, in a city on the edge, Harper's Weekly editor Marshall Webb and reformer Rebecca Davies are in a race against time, putting together the pieces of a puzzle that could expose a hidden world of vice and corruption, where everything has a price and someone is guilty of murder... 153524 2002 Marshall Webb: Gilded Cage, The NM Soos, Troy #2 Marshall Webb Mysteries Journalist Marshall Webb is a cultured, well-dressed journalist, freelances for Harper's Weekly while secretly writing dime novels. His girlfriend, reformer Rebecca Davies runs a home for desperate women in New York City, 1893. Assigned to report on political corruption, Webb finds himself drawn into an investigation of the death of a young woman who had been saved from a life on the streets by a friend of his. In 19th century New York City, Rebecca Davies, who must find a way to keep her shelter for abused women from closing, turns to a young banker for help, but when he is murdered, Rebecca and Webb must discover the truth. New York City. 1893. Fear and panic reign. A cholera epidemic has frightened the nation, forcing New York's immigrants into quarantine. While Wall Street money men keep expensive Broadway actresses as their mistresses, most of the country is slipping into a financial depression. And no one feels it more acutely than Rebecca Davies. With the economy shaky, her wealthy father is cutting back the funding for Colden House, Rebecca's shelter for women whom society has cast-off, sold, or abused. Faced with closing her doors and turning the city's most unfortunate out onto its cold, dangerous streets, Rebecca turns to Lyman Sinclair, a young, ambitious banker who seems to have the magic touch with investments that yield remarkable results. But this time, Sinclair's luck has run out. The banker is found dead, an apparent suicide, and Rebecca's money is nowhere to be found. The police have no interest in investigating further, and Rebecca's arrogant brother-in-law, a Wall Street financier, refuses to help her look into it-in fact, he's adamant about dropping the matter entirely. Determined to recoup her money, Rebecca approaches her friend, writer Marshall Webb. Together, the unlikely duo embarks on a dangerous quest that leads them into secret land deals and Wall Street swindles...through the underside of New York's tenements and charity wards...behind the smoky rooms of the vast criminal underworld running City Hall's political machine...and into the lavishness of The Great White Way's grandest theaters--where beautiful women do their greatest acting behind the scenes. A massive cover-up is in progress--a scheme that reaches from the top levels of Wall Street down to the mean streets of the Bowery and out to a tiny sliver of land called Fire Island. In a gilded age, where all that glitters masks ruthless ambition, unquenchable greed, and the darkest of hearts, Marshall and Rebecca are about to uncover a crooked deal that could shake the very foundations of New York City. 153525 2001 Marshall Webb: Island of Tears NM Soos, Troy #1 Marshall Webb Mysteries Magazine Journalist Marshall Webb receives a meager stipend from Harper's Weekly. He hopes to fatten his income with a new dime novel. It is 19th century New York City. He goes to opening of Ellis Island on January 1, 1892 to meet the first immigrant ship to dock there. Finds a 14-year-old Dutch girl who is the perfect candidate for his "girl makes good" story line. Somewhere between Ellis Island and Manhattan, she disappears. His search will reveal police corruption, white slavery and murder. He locates her cousin and learns she was unaware of the girl. Her husband, a crooked cop, throws Webb out. His efforts to find the little girl takes him to a wealthy woman who funds a haven for young women and opens his eyes to the tragic fates of many immigrant girls. They should forces to search the filthy underworld of sweatshops and brothels falling in love in the process. On January 1, 1892, the first immigrant ship docked at Ellis Island, its downtrodden passengers seeking a new beginning in the land of opportunity. But the city's welcoming committee too often consisted of corrupt government officials, ruthless sweatshop owners, and callous slumlords eager to exploit the immigrants' plight for their own profit. Harper's Weekly contributor and dime novelist Marshall Webb finds himself embroiled in this world after an encounter with young Christina Van der Waals. A newly arrived Dutch immigrant, Christina hopes to become a singer--but vanishes without a trace before getting the chance to pursue her dream. Soon, what began as background research for Webb's next book becomes an obsessive concern for Christina's safety. When he uncovers white slavery and murder, Webb realizes how far the powerful will go to protect their illicit enterprises. And his determination to prove that justice can't be bought pits him against men for whom human life is the cheapest commodity of all... 153526 2008 Marshall Webb: Streets of Fire NM Soos, Troy #4 Marshall Webb Mysteries Magazine Reporter Marshall Webb, a cultured, well-dressed journalist, freelances for Harper's Weekly while secretly writing dime novels. His girlfriend, reformer Rebecca Davies runs a home for desperate women in New York City, 1893. Anarchy brings a snow-clad city to its knees--and hides a ruthless killer. It is 1895, and the worst winter in years grips the streets of Brooklyn. As the city prepares to be united with New York City across the river, a strike by trolley workers ignites one of the most contentious labor conflicts in the nation's history. In the face of overwhelming opposition, the mayor--a shareholder in one of the largest transportation companies--vows to keep the trolleys running, and calls in the National Guard. It's a disaster waiting to happen--and the waiting ends pretty quickly when a cop drops dead in a crowd of protesters with two bullet holes in his back. Marshall Webb, reporting on the strike for Harper's Weekly, suspects that the incident somehow stands at the center of the tremors that are tearing Brooklyn apart on the eve of losing its independence. To bring peace to an erupting city, he joins forces with Buck Morehouse, a detective with his own methods of establishing law and order, and Vivian O'Connell, a social reformer with contacts in both extremes of New York society. As the heat continues to rise in the frozen streets, only the truth they seek will expose a tangle of corruption thick enough to strangle a city--and murder again.... 153527 2001 Marszalek Pilsudski MTF Poland Miniseries Journalist (Marek Kondrat). 153528 2004 Martha M Short News Announcer (Marco Pelaez). Wedding was a dream. The marriage a nightmare. 153529 2008 Martha Speaks: TD Gets the Scoop T Episode. 9-24-2008 Newspaper. Carolina needs reporters for her newspaper. Martha gets a job as a vet’s assistant. 153530 2003 Martha, Inc.: Story of Martha Stewart, The MT DVD -R HQ 8527, 8528 Byron, Christopher M. (Book). Suzette Couture (Teleplay) TV News Anchor (Nancy Regan). Story of Author-Editor-Homemaking Advocate-Businesswoman Martha Stewart's rise to fame. 153531 2005 Martha: Behind Bars: MT DVD -R HQ 4348, 4349 News Media cover Martha Stewart's legal troubles and incarceration. Interviewer (Marvin Kaye). Author-Editor-Homemaking Advocate-Businesswoman Martha Stewart's trial and five-month prison sentence is dramatized. 153532 2006 Martial Arts X-treme TF Germany Anchorman (Mola Adebisi). 153533 1998 Martial Law T PR Publicist Terrell Parker (Arsenio Hall) once represented the LAPD but is now a cop. 153534 1999 Martial Law: 24 Hours T Episode #26. Interviewer (Caron Tate). 153535 2000 Martial Law: Deathfist 5: Major Crimes Unit T Episode. 2-12-2000. Reporter (Lee Brooks). 153536 1999 Martial Law: Requiem T Episode #21. 5-1-1999 TV Reporter (Leslie Stevens). 153537 1957 Martian Artifact, The SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 153538 2003 Martian Successor Nadesico: The Motion Picture - Prince of Darkness M Japan Newswoman Erina Kinjo Won (Emily Carter - Voice - English Version). Narrator International (Michael Olesch - Voice - English Version). Jumbotron Newscaster (Serena Varghese - Voice - English Version). 153539 2004 Martians From Venus M Editor (Daniel Goulder). 153540 1955 Martians Go Home NSF OWN - P Brown, Fredric Writer (Luke Devereaux) borrows lone cabin in middle of nowhere to try to break writer's block. Martians arrive. Newscaster (Larry Anderson). Newsroom Martian (Lee Arenberg). 153541 1990 Martians Go Home M News Media. Anchorwoman (Dana James-King). Newscaster (Larry Anderson). Radio/TV Announcers (Jeff Doucette, Doug Lee, Eugene B. Price). Stand Up Martian (Bobby Slayton). Newsroom Martian (Lee Arenberg). 153542 1994 Martians in Maggody N Hess, Joan Tabloid Reporters and TV Crews show up to Maggody, Arkansas corn fields to speculate about crop circles that have appeared there overnight, looking for evidence of otherworldly visitation in crop circles and a rash of cattle mutilations. Farmer charges admission, a silver-suited alien is spotted walking on water across a creek. Assistant to leading UFOlogists is killed. Female police chief has her hands full. A UFOlogist is then murdered. Gaggle of tabloid reporters report it all. They are all checked into Ruby Bee's Flamingo Hotel spending their days measure crop circles, reporting cattle mutilations and spotting what appears to be a local incarnation of Bigfoot. 153543 1917 Martie, The Unconquered N MLPL Norris, Kathleen (Thompson) Newspaperwoman Martie Monroe at the age of 25 finally achieves her goal -- to work for a newspaper. 153544 1961 Martien a Paris, Un MF Reporter (Pierre-Louis - Le reporter). 153545 1967 Martin a cervene sklicko MF Czechoslovakia. Photographer Tondl (Vaclav Lohnisky). 153546 1952 Martin Agronsky Comments DT Newsman Martin Agronsky 153547 1971 Martin Agronsky: Evening Edition DT Correspondent Martin Agronsky. News analysis program with 153548 1843 Martin Chuzzlewit N USC Dickens, Charles War Correspondent Brick Jefferson of the New York Rowdy Journal, a very self-important young man. Colonel Diver, editor of the New York Rowdy Journal whom Martin encountered on his arrival at New York. General Cyrus Choke who speaks on behalf of a small-town paper, The Watertoast Gazette. Reporters are dimwits. Mr. Wolf connected with a remarkably clever weekly newspaper. "Here's this morning's New York Sewer," cries a news-boy. Here's this morning's New York Stabber!…New York Family Spy…New York Private Listener…New York Peeper…New York Plunderer, New York Keyhole Reporter. New York Rowdy Journal. 153549 1914 Martin Eden M AFI-Authors/Poets/Publishers Cub Reporter (Elmer Clifton). 153550 1909 Martin Eden N London, Jack Writer Martin Eden is a self-portrait of the way London saw himself. 153551 1996 Martin Grant: Bananaville NM Lilliefors, Jim #1 Martin Grant Mysteries Reporter Martin Grant is facing a mid-life evaluation and divorce in frosty Iowa so he slides south to Bananaville (possibly in Florida) where a job as a reporter on the metro beat and a shot at the "big story" of his dreams await him. Reporter Martin Grant is facing a mid-life evaluation and divorce in frosty Iowa so he slides south to Bananaville (possibly in Florida) where a job as a reporter on the metro beat and a shot at the "big story" of his dreams await him. The subsequent interviews Martin fits in between newspaper runs introduces him to the man's reclusive wife and dysfunctional children, politicos with business secrets, an estranged cousin with shady local connections. The subsequent interviews Martin fits in between newspaper runs introduces him to the man's reclusive wife and dysfunctional children, politicos with business secrets, an estranged cousin with shady local connections. 153552 1903 Martin Hewitt: Adventures of Channel Marsh, The SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur Red Triangle, The Short Story Collection Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. 153553 1896 Martin Hewitt: Adventures of Martin Hewitt SS USC Morrison, Arthur #3 Martin Hewitt Series Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. 153554 1896 Martin Hewitt: Affair of Mrs. Seton's Child, The SS USC Morrison, Arthur Adventures of Martin Hewitt Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153555 1903 Martin Hewitt: Affair of Samuel's Diamonds SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur Red Triangle, The Short Story Collection Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. 153556 1894 Martin Hewitt: Affair of the Tortoise SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur Martin Hewitt, Investigator Short Story Collection Reporter Brett is Hewett's Dr. Watson -- "I consider you, Brett, the most remarkable journalist alive…because you have known something of me and my doings for some years, and have never yet been guilty of giving away any of my little business secrets… I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153557 1976 Martin Hewitt: Best Martin Hewitt Detective Stories, The SS Morrison, Arthur Collection of Nine Short Stories Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. 153558 1895 Martin Hewitt: Case of Laker, Absconded, The SS USC Morrison, Arthur Chronicles of Marin Hewitt Short Story Collection Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153559 1894 Martin Hewitt: Case of Mr. Foggatt, The SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur Martin Hewitt, Investigator Short Story Collection Reporter Brett is Hewett's Dr. Watson -- "I consider you, Brett, the most remarkable journalist alive…because you have known something of me and my doings for some years, and have never yet been guilty of giving away any of my little business secrets… I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153560 1896 Martin Hewitt: Case of Mr. Geldard's Elopment, The SS USC Morrison, Arthur Adventures of Martin Hewitt Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153561 1903 Martin Hewitt: Case of Mr. Jacob Mason, The SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur Red Triangle, The Short Story Collection Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. 153562 1896 Martin Hewitt: Case of the "Flitterbat Lancers," The SS USC Morrison, Arthur Adventures of Martin Hewitt Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153563 1903 Martin Hewitt: Case of the Admiralty Code, The SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur Red Triangle, The Short Story Collection Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. 153564 1903 Martin Hewitt: Case of the Burnt Barn, The SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur Red Triangle, The Short Story Collection Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. 153565 1896 Martin Hewitt: Case of the Dead Skipper, The SS USC Morrison, Arthur Adventures of Martin Hewitt Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153566 1894 Martin Hewitt: Case of the Dixon Torpedo, The SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur Martin Hewitt, Investigator Short Story Collection Reporter Brett is Hewett's Dr. Watson -- "I consider you, Brett, the most remarkable journalist alive…because you have known something of me and my doings for some years, and have never yet been guilty of giving away any of my little business secrets… I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153567 1896 Martin Hewitt: Case of the Late Mr. Rewse, The SS USC Morrison, Arthur Adventures of Martin Hewitt Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153568 1903 Martin Hewitt: Case of the Lever Key, The SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur Red Triangle, The Short Story Collection Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. 153569 1895 Martin Hewitt: Case of the Lost Foreigner, The SS USC Morrison, Arthur Chronicles of Marin Hewitt Short Story Collection Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153570 1895 Martin Hewitt: Case of the Missing Hand, The SS USC Morrison, Arthur Chronicles of Marin Hewitt Short Story Collection Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153571 1896 Martin Hewitt: Case of the Ward Lane Tabernaclem The SS USC Morrison, Arthur Adventures of Martin Hewitt Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153572 1895 Martin Hewitt: Chronicles of Martin Hewitt SS USC Morrison, Arthur #2 Martin Hewitt Series Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. 153573 1895 Martin Hewitt: Holford Will Case, The SS USC Morrison, Arthur Chronicles of Marin Hewitt Short Story Collection Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153574 1895 Martin Hewitt: Ivy Cottage Mystery, The SS USC Morrison, Arthur Chronicles of Marin Hewitt Short Story Collection Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153575 1894 Martin Hewitt: Lenton Croft Robberies, The SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur Martin Hewitt, Investigator Short Story Collection Reporter Brett is Hewett's Dr. Watson -- "I consider you, Brett, the most remarkable journalist alive…because you have known something of me and my doings for some years, and have never yet been guilty of giving away any of my little business secrets… I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153576 1894 Martin Hewitt: Loss of Sammy Throckett, The SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur Martin Hewitt, Investigator Short Story Collection Reporter Brett is Hewett's Dr. Watson -- "I consider you, Brett, the most remarkable journalist alive…because you have known something of me and my doings for some years, and have never yet been guilty of giving away any of my little business secrets… I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153577 1894 Martin Hewitt: Martin Hewitt Investigator SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur #1 Martin Hewitt Series Reporter Brett is Hewett's Dr. Watson -- "I consider you, Brett, the most remarkable journalist alive…because you have known something of me and my doings for some years, and have never yet been guilty of giving away any of my little business secrets… I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153578 1895 Martin Hewitt: Nicobar Bullion Case, The SS USC Morrison, Arthur Chronicles of Marin Hewitt Short Story Collection Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153579 1894 Martin Hewitt: Quinton Jewel Affair, The SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur Martin Hewitt, Investigator Short Story Collection Reporter Brett is Hewett's Dr. Watson -- "I consider you, Brett, the most remarkable journalist alive…because you have known something of me and my doings for some years, and have never yet been guilty of giving away any of my little business secrets… I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153580 1903 Martin Hewitt: Red Triangle (Being Some Further Chronicles of Martin Hewitt, Investigator) SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur #4 Martin Hewitt Series Reporter Brett, chronicler of Martin Hewitt, investigator. 153581 1894 Martin Hewitt: Stanway Cameo Mystery SS MLPL Morrison, Arthur Martin Hewitt, Investigator Short Story Collection Reporter Brett is Hewett's Dr. Watson -- "I consider you, Brett, the most remarkable journalist alive…because you have known something of me and my doings for some years, and have never yet been guilty of giving away any of my little business secrets… I'm afraid you're not so enterprising a journalist as some, Brett. But now, since you ask, you shall write something -- if you think it worthwhile." 153582 1949 Martin Kane, Private Eye T Series 1949-1954 News Vendor. Horace McMahon operated favorite newsstand. Stopped and asked for sponsor's cigarettes 153583 2002 Martin Lawrence Live: Runteldat DT News Media. Gossip Columnist #1 (Renato Powell). Gossip Columnist #2 (Christopher Halsted). Shobiz News Anchor (Mikki Padilla). TV Newscaster (Kevin Carter). Fine Print Anchor #1 (Paul Keeley). Fine Print Anchor #2 (Art Cohan). Entertainment Inside Anchor #2 (Dayna Devon). 153584 1968 Martin Luther King Assassination coverage DT Reporters 153585 1950 Martin Makesure N Kendon, Frank Press 153586 1995 Martin: 'Xpress Yourself T Episode #68. 1-5-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin's new TV show is doing well and they are being prepped for nationwide broadcast, but the show needs an overhaul in order to have wider audience appeal. Gina's company is hired by Martin's production company to recommend some changes to the show. Martin is distressed over the changes Gina recommends, and Gina ends up regretting it too because Martin's personality begins to change as well. Stage Manager (Elvin Ivory). 153587 1995 Martin: Ain't Nuttin' Goin' on But the Rent T Episode #70. 2-2-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin becomes angry when his landlord increases his rent by 5 percent. As a result he refuses to pay the rent, which leads the landlord to send him an eviction notice. He also cuts off the heat during a blizzard. As Martin and the gang suffer through the weather together, Martin attempts to settle his dispute with the landlord but discovers the landlord in a compromising situation with another tenant's wife. Martin informs the landlord he will keep quiet only if he reduces the rent and turns the heat back on. 153588 1997 Martin: Ain't That About a Ditch T DVD -R HQ 10067 Episode #121. 1-30-1997 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Even though Gina's out of town on business, her mom comes to town for a weekend visit and wants to spend all her time with Martin playing board games and just getting to know him better. But Martin has plans to hang out with Tommy and Cole at a new club that just opened up. Somehow he has to figure a way to get away from Gina's mom, so he can go out and have a good time. 153589 1995 Martin: All the Players Came T Episode #72. 2-16-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). 153590 1994 Martin: Arms Are For Hugging T Episode #47. 2-20-1994 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin and Gina admit they are fighting and arguing too much so they seek the help of a church minister for counseling to help them resolve their issues. They end up being invited by the minister to a weekend Marriage counsel session with other troubled couples at a mountain retreat. 153591 1997 Martin: Auction T Episode #126. 3-20-1997 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin gives his cuckoo clock to Pain who finds that it makes too much noise and donates it to a charity auction. Later Martin and Tommy realize that the clock he gave away might be a very valuable antique and worth a lot of money. They then begin to come up with ways to get the clock back. 153592 1993 Martin: Baby You Can Drive My Car T Episode #26. 5-6-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Everybody pools together to get a raffle ticket from Roscoe and wind up winning a brand new SUV. They decide to share it by assigning each of them to drive on a different day of the week. They all wind up running the vehicle into the ground and have to get rid of it. 153593 1992 Martin: Baby, It's Cole'd In Here T Episode #9. 10-22-1992 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Cole's mother demands back rent and Martin tells him to stand up to her. He finds himself thrown out of the house and homeless. Forced to move in with Martin. Gina can't stand it. Martin and Gina work with the mother to get Cole to go home. 153594 1993 Martin: Baby, It's You T DVD -R HQ 10217 Episode #32. 9-19-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin agrees to help host a baby shower for some of Gina's expecting girlfriends at his apartment, but he doesn't expect one of the mothers to go into labor. Martin delivers the baby with the help of Tommy and Cole. Gina and Pam can't make it to the shower because they're broken down in an alley, while a lyrically challenged mechanic sings to them and works on their car. 153595 1995 Martin: Bachelor Party, The T DVD -R HQ 10384 Episode #79. 5-14-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Nervous Martin and Gina try to enjoy their respective bachelor-bachelorette parties but instead find themselves victims of their friends' advice and both image married life five years down the road. When she complains to Martin about why they never do anything special, Martin takes Gina on a vacation to Chilligan's Island, a dreadful and low-rate resort that was advertised on the back of a cereal box. As the two try to make the best of their stay, they inadvertently run into Tommy and Pam who also are vacationing at the resort. 153596 1996 Martin: Back In Trouble Again T Episode #110. 9-12-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). When Gina learns she is nominated for an advertising award, she asks Martin to attend the award dinner with her and advises him not to play basketball with the boys because his back has been bothering him. He decides to play anyway and ends up disabled. With the help of Tommy and Cole, Martin goes to a chiropractor who helps him make it to the event on time. But once he's there, the pain really begins to set in. 153597 1996 Martin: Banging Hard in the School Yard T Episode #114. 11-7-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) announces on his talk show that any man can beat any woman at any thing, especially in sports. Gina and Pam challenge him to a girls-against-guys basketball game. Martin and the guys think it will be easy to beat the girls until they discover the girl's secret weapon: the women's Olympic gold medal-winning basketball team. The "easy win" quickly turns into a challenging match. 153598 1993 Martin: Beat It T Episode #31. 9-12-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin invites a crowd of friends over to watch boxing on TV but can never get to watch it because he is constantly interrupted by his guests. 153599 1992 Martin: Beauty and the Beast T Episode #1. 8-27-1992. Series 8-27-1992 to 5-1-1997. Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) makes some womanizing remarks on his radio show and has an argument with his wife, Gina Waters Payne (Tisha Campbell). When he gets home she calls him into the room and tells him about what she heard. Martin gives her an attitude so she threatens to leave him. Martin gives in. 153600 1995 Martin: Best and Bester T Episode #73. 2-23-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin must choose between Tommy or Cole to decide who will be the best man at his wedding. They both want to be the one chosen, so they bribe Martin with gifts to influence his decision. Meanwhile Gina and Pam search for a bridesmaid dress. 153601 1996 Martin: Best of Martin, The T Episode #99. 2-15-1996 Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Host Tisha Campbell hosts a retrospective look back at the best of the last 99 episodes. 153602 1993 Martin: Blackboard Jungle Fever T Episode #17. Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin returns to his elementary school to participate in Career Day. He discovers his favorite 3rd grade teacher is still teaching there. They go out to eat and catch up on old times. They end up at his apartment where she begins making moves on him, just as Gina walks in. She tells Gina Martin made the unwanted advance on her, and Gina runs out in anger. The next day, Martin returns to the school to confront his former teacher. She makes another move on him in the classroom but this time Gina's watching and she's ready to defend here man. 153603 1995 Martin: Blow, Baby, Blow T Episode #84. 9-23-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Suddenly Gina, Pam and Cole can sing. But their talents are not appreciated by the Notorious B.I.G. (Biggie Smalls), who has asked for Martin's help to find a new background vocalist. 153604 1996 Martin: Bodyguard, The T Episode #95. 1-7-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). After Gina and Pam witness two bank robbers leaving the scene of the crime they must enter witness protection because the criminals are notorious for making their witnesses disappear. And since the police are afraid of the bank robbers, they arrange for Otis to be the girl's bodyguard. 153605 1996 Martin: Boo's in the House T Episode #113. 10-31-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Prospect of owning a home gets scarier when Martin and Gina buy their "dream house" on Halloween, but soon find that the place is a haunted, calamity-filled horror. 153606 1992 Martin: Boyz 'R Us T Episode #4. 9-17-1992 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) finds out that his wife Gina makes more money than he does. He becomes irate and has major ego problems once the entire city of Detroit finds out. Now he has to prove to the whole city that he is really the "man" in the relationship. 153607 1993 Martin: Break Up (Part 3) T Episode #20. 2-18-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin and his new girlfriend Nicole realize they both are still in love with their former lovers and break up. Actor Billy Dee Williams (Himself) guest stars on Martin's radio show and convinces him that he'd be foolish to lose Gina. Martin barges in on Gina while she's with another man and tries to win her back. 153608 1993 Martin: Break Up (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 10601 (Part Two) Episodes #18-#19. 2-11-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin and Gina fight over Gina's unusual Valentine's Day gift and the fight escalates out of control until they finally break up. When they try to reconcile they discover that maybe they are just too different from each other. Comic Richard Pryor (Himself). Martin and Gina have broken up so Pam sets up a lonely Gina with her cousin, a minister struggling to keep his fleshly desires under control. A despondent Martin goes to a nightclub with Cole and Tommy who hope to cheer him up. While there, he meets a beautiful woman named Nicole. They begin dating. By coincidence, the two couples meet at the same restaurant. Martin is jealous of the fact that Gina is out with another man and decides to help him out when he begins choking on his food. 153609 1994 Martin: Break Up To Make Up T Episode #59. 9-29-1994 Talk-Show Associate Producer Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) feels his and Gina's relationship is becoming more strained. To remedy this he tries to spend more time with her. But she has a big presentation to do and needs to be alone to work. Martin then convinces Pam to get Gina over to his apartment that night. 153610 1995 Martin: C.R.E.A.M. T Episode #76. 4-6-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin and Gina bite off more than they can chew when they invest all their money in a restaurant named Martin's meatloaf & Waffles that becomes more popular than they anticipated. The problem is that neither one of them knows how to run a restaurant or manage the finances. They take on Stan and things get hilarious. 153611 1996 Martin: Cabin Show, The T Episode #103. 3-7-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). The gang goes on a camping trip in the woods. Martin and Gina look forward to a special time. Pam sprains her ankle. Martin has to help her back to the cabin. The two get lost in the woods. Nobody knows where to find them. And darkness falls. 153612 1997 Martin: California Here We Come (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #131-#132. 5-1-1997 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin's talk show is picked up by the network and is slated to air to a nation-wide audience. The only problem is that if Martin wants the show, he must move to Los Angeles where the show will be taped. Gina, who also has news of a new job offer, prepares to break the news to Martin and the gang. Martin and Gina must say goodbye to Detroit and all their friends including Tommy, Pam and Cole. New job offers in Los Angeles for both Martin and Gina prompt them to move. As they prepare, they gather the gang and recall past good times. 153613 1993 Martin: Checks, Lies, and Videotapes T Episode #27. 5-13-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin and Gina try to expose a crooked preacher as a fraud after he cons thousands of dollars from his church members, including Mama Payne. To do so they decide to have Gina lure him to her apartment so she can elicit a confession out of him and then capture it on videotape. 153614 1994 Martin: Closer I Get To You, The T Episode #60. 10-6-1994 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). After the host of the show "Word on the Street" is arrested and dragged off the set right before airtime. Martin is pressed into service as a last-minute fill-in. And after his advice on the show brings an arguing couple back together, Martin begins referring to himself as the Love Doctor, and begins handing out relationship advice to everyone he meets. Little does he know though that his advice to Tommy would pay such high dividends for Tommy and Pam, yet leave his shocked and speechless. 153615 1995 Martin: Cole on Ice T Episode #90. 11-19-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). When Cole loses his job, martin manages to get him a job working at the TV station. A job that Cole fouls up. But then Cole arranges to get Charles Barkley to appear as a guest on Martin's show. 153616 1996 Martin: Come On Over to My Place T Episode #117. 12-5-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Cole attempts to entertain a girl at his Mom's house, but Mom shows up and ruins everything. Cole gets his own apartment but it turns out to be a real dive. 153617 1993 Martin: Control T Episode #34. 10-3-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Gina accidentally loses Martin's tickets to a very important professional basketball game. She tries to get them out of the trash chute and replace them before he finds out. She's unsuccessful and later finds out that Sheneneh also has a pair of tickets to the same game. She begs her for them. Sheneneh doesn't like Gina and enjoys watching her suffer. She compels Gina to work off the debt in her beauty salon. 153618 1993 Martin: Credit Card Blues T DVD -R HQ 8736 Episode #22. 3-18-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin and an old friend get arrested for committing credit card fraud. So Gina and the gang quickly scramble to come up with bail money. 153619 1994 Martin: Crunchy Drawers T Episode #51. 4-17-1994 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin dreams he is attracted to Pam. 153620 1996 Martin: D.M.V. Blues T Episode #106. 4-25-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). After Marvin's drivers license expires, his insurance company cancels his policy. So in a rush to get his license renewed he goes down to the DMV and experiences first hand the horrors of a day spent waiting on line lines, filling out reams of paperwork, DMV clerks with bad attitudes, and meeting up with many strange characters. 153621 1997 Martin: Daddy Dearest T Episode #127. 4-3-1997 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Tommy's ex-marine father shows up and tries to make his son a man by showing him up in front of his friends. 153622 1992 Martin: Dead Men Don't Flush T Episode #5. 9-24-1992 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin's toilet gets clogged and Gina persuades him to call a plumber to fix it. But the Plummer dies in the bathroom while on the job and Martin still has to get the toilet fixed. Martin gives her an attitude so she threatens to leave him. Martin gives in. 153623 1993 Martin: Do the Fight Thing T Episode #16. 1-14-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin's radio fans love it when Gina and Martin have arguments on the show. Stan sees how the show gets better ratings when Gina is a guest. ' When Stan wants to permanently hire Gina as Martin's co-host, Martin says he's against the idea. 153624 1993 Martin: Do You Remember The Time? T DVD -R HQ 5497 Episode #28. 8-22-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin struggles to come up with a new topic for his radio talk show. In desperation, he finally accepts some ideas form the gang. Gina suggests that he use the circumstances of how they first met and fell in love. As they go around the room, each of them has a different remembrance of the events of that night. 153625 1995 Martin: Ex-Files, The T Episode #71. 2-9-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). After an argument about whether to invite ex-lovers to the wedding, Martin and Gina decide to arrange a test to prove which one of them would be the most jealous of the other's ex. They decide to go out to dinner with Gina's ex and Martin's ex. Meanwhile Pam decides she and Tommy should not see so much of each other so that when they do see each other, it would be HOT. 153626 1993 Martin: Fat Like Dat T Episode #37. 10-24-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Gina convinces martin that he's putting on weight. So he, Tommy and Cole go on a diet. Martin takes dieting and exercise to extreme. Gina must figure out a way to bring the old Martin back. 153627 1994 Martin: Feast or Famine T Episode #65. 11-24-1994 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Thanksgiving dinner ends up a battle of the sexes when the gang holds a contest to see which gender cooks the best Thanksgiving feast. It only takes a short time for the guys to realize they are over-matched, so they resort to some sneaky tactics to win the contest. 153628 1992 Martin: Forever Sheneneh T Episode #6. 10-1-1992 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. When Sheneneh wins a date with Christopher "Kid" Reid on Martin's radio show, Martin fears the Kid's career is over. 153629 1994 Martin: Get a Job T Episode #64. 11-17-1994 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin and Gina attempt to discover information about Tommy's mysterious job. Nobody knows what Tommy does for a living and when asked direct questions about his occupation, Tommy gives evasive answers. So they decide to go undercover and stake him out only to discover him the runway of an uptown strip club. Could this be what Tommy does for a living? 153630 1992 Martin: Gift Rapper, The T Episode #2. 9-3-1992 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) and Gina Waters Payne (Tisha Campbell) have an anniversary. She buys him gifts and he scrambles to reciprocate. Martin gives her an attitude so she threatens to leave him. Martin gives in. 153631 1995 Martin: Girlfriend T Episode #77. 4-13-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Gina's conceited college friend comes to town. She's so offensive that martin and Pam call a truce in their never ending fights and team up to expose her lurid past. Later, Martin invites Monique to appear on his TV talk show and he exposes her to all of Detroit. 153632 1994 Martin: Go Tell It on the Martin T Episode #67. 12-15-1994 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Deranged man who is distraught over losing his job and his woman take over the TV station during Martin's show. The man has a bomb strapped to his body. 153633 1997 Martin: Goin' For Mine T Episode #129. 4-17-1997 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Pam becomes upset over the fact that she has been recently fired from her former job. Tommy, Cole and Martin stop by Pam's apartment along with high school buddy Trey Foster. Foster happens to work at a record company called Keep It Real Records as a successful A&R. Trey tells Pam of a job opening for an A&R position. Pam has a passion for music and decides to visit the record company. While there she meets Donna, the sassy receptionist, Clyde the messenger and Tony the creative director who flirts with her. She gets the A&R position after helping out Trey who now owes his job to Pam. 153634 1997 Martin: Goin' Overboard (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #122-#123. 2-13-1997 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin and the gang go on a cruise which Gina accidentally misses. Martin meets a beautiful woman who he believes he is contemplating suicide. But after a talk with Martin she decides not to kill herself. She develops a romantic interest in him. She shows up in his room. Martin and the gang are on a cruise ship with The Love Boat characters. Martin is doomed to finish the trip without Gina who missed the boat and is stalked by a suicidal temptress. Tommy thinks Pam is suddenly interested in Cole after finding them in bed together. Bartender Isaac Washington (Ted Lange). Dr. Adam Bricker (Bernie Kopell). Vicki Stubin (Jill Whelan). 153635 1993 Martin: Got To Be There T Episode #30. 9-5-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. When Martin finds out that Gina has to go out of town on business, he, Tommy and Cole decide they will go out and have some fun while she is away. Gina and Pam are having fun of their own at a company part in her hotel room complete with a male stripper. When Martin calls the room to talk to Gina, the white guy answers the phone and tells Martin they are having a wild party with strippers. Martin drives the 500 miles in the middle of the night and tries to catch Gina in the act of being unfaithful to him. 153636 1992 Martin: Great Payne Robbery, The T DVD -R HQ 10139 Episode #11. 11-5-1992 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. When Martin's elderly neighbor's apartment is robbed, he holds a neighborhood crime watch meeting. Soon after, his apartment becomes the next target. He devises a plan to catch the burglar. 153637 1996 Martin: Green Card T Episode #96. 1-14-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Hispanic building superintendent is about to be deported unless he gets married in a hurry. Pam, who desperately needs cash so she can pay her back taxes to the IRS, agrees to be the bride - for a price. 153638 1994 Martin: Guard Your Grill T Episode #48. 2-27-1994 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. After winning a charity boxing match, Martin thinks he is as good a fighter as anyone. And after Tommy Hearns makes advances towards Gina, Martin challenges the boxer to a 10-round grudge match, with potentially disastrous results. 153639 1995 Martin: He Say, She Say T Episode #87. 10-14-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin convinces Cole to get back into the dating scene. At the club, Cole falls for a pretty woman who has just appeared on "America's Most Wanted." Now the gang has to come up with a plan to save their pal. Meanwhile Tommy and Pam decide to see other people. 153640 1995 Martin: Headin' For Trouble T Episode #93. 2-10-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Gina gets her head stuck in their new brass bed headboard while making love to Martin. They try everything to get her head unstuck. Martin tries sawing it off. Tommy tries a welding torch to get most of it off, but none of their efforts pay off. So Gina must attend an important board meeting with the brass headboard still stuck around her head, but hidden under a big wig and shawl. 153641 1995 Martin: High Noon T Episode #74. 3-39-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin finds out from the D.A. that a criminal named Mad Dog No Good that Martin helped put away is getting out of jail on parole. The criminal has been watching Martin on his TV show and calls Martin live-on-the-air and tells him he's getting out and wants to meet with him face-to-face. Martin tries to get encouragement from all his friends, but when they find out that Mad Dog No Good is coming to get him, they all desert him and run. 153642 1994 Martin: Hoedown in Motown, The T Episode #53. 5-8-1994 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Stan is getting busted by the IRS for 20 years worth of back taxes so he must sell the radio station. The new owner takes over and turns it into a country & western station. Martin tries to adapt. He buys a big cowboy hat, boots and tight jeans but he's just not good at country & western. 153643 1993 Martin: Holiday Blues T DVD - HQ 10681 Episode #42. 12-19-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. It's Christmas time and Martin is ready to spend the holidays with Gina, but she isn't happy. She wants to be with her family in Philadelphia. Pam convinces martin to take Gina home but instead of flying out of Detroit, Martin decides for them to take the bus. While waiting, the bus gets snowed in. Gina beats up the station attendant and the couple gets their luggage stolen. 153644 1993 Martin: Hollywood Swinging (1) T DVD -R HQ 9948 Episode #38. 11-7-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. After Gina and Pam get promotions, Martin realizes his job is going nowhere. He meets Varnel Hill (Tommy Davidson), the successful TV Talk-Show Host. So Martin decides to chase his dream of having a successful career by quitting his job and heading to Hollywood. Executive (Milt Tarver). 153645 1993 Martin: Hollywood Swinging (2) T Episode #39. 11-14-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. In Los Angeles, Martin takes steps to ensure that he gets on Varnel Hill's talk show. During a performance by Jodeci, Martin crashes the stage and tries to join the group in singing. Then on the street, Martin runs into Michael Jackson and gets beat down. Elsewhere Pam believes that she has tracked down Denzel Washington. Varnel Hill (Tommy Davidson). 153646 1996 Martin: Homeo & Juliet T Episode #102. 2-29-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Gina and Pam have taken roles in an upcoming play to help raise money for needy kids. Martin continually disrupts rehearsal because he doesn't like the Olde English speech being used in the play. But everything comes to a head when Martin finds out the leading man will have to kiss the leading lady (Gina) during the play. He causes the leading man to fall and injure himself leaving the actors without a leading man. Martin then has to improvise with his own "homeboy" interpretation of Romeo and Juliet. 153647 1995 Martin: Housekeeper Form Hell T Episode #91. 11-26-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). With both Martin and Gina working, they decide to hire a maid. Martin hires a maid he likes but Gina fires her. Then Gina hires a male housekeeper and Martin doesn't like him. They eventually settle on Miss Minnie, a nice older motherly woman on the outside, but makes their lives unlivable with her domineering ways. 153648 1994 Martin: I Don't Have the Heart T Episode #50. 3-27-1994 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Pam starts dating an older, wealthy man who eventually asks her to marry him. At first the gang is concerned about the age difference. But they all enjoy the perks that go along with being in the entourage of a wealthy industrialist: skybox tickets to games, new shoes for martin, exotic trips to faraway places. Once Pam breaks her engagement, Martin's hope of winning fame and fortune are dashed. 153649 1992 Martin: I Saw Gina Kissing Santa Claus T Episode #15. 12-17-1992 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin reluctantly agrees to dress up as Santa Claus for Tommy's "Big Brother" program. 153650 1997 Martin: I, Martin, Take Thee Pam? T Episode #125. 3-6-1997 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin takes Pam back to Jamaica where he married Gina when he learns that his marriage to Gina is invalid and that he's actually married to Pam. 153651 1993 Martin: I'm Not Your Superwoman T DVD -R HQ 8736 Episode #21. 2-25-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin gets the flu and he expects Gina to stay at home and take care of him. But Gina gets fed up with him acting like a baby and comparing her with his mother. 153652 1992 Martin: I've Got a Secret T Episode #14. 12-3-1992 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin reveals secrets that Gina tells him on his radio station. And things become a big mess when their friends hear the broadcast. When the friends split up, Martin and Gina find themselves with only two friends, Martin's boss Stan (Garrett Morris) and his girlfriend. 153653 1994 Martin: I've Got Work To Do T DVD -R HQ 10792 Episode #57. 9-15-1994 Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) goes looking for a good job but his pride won't let him take just any job. He has his reputation to maintain. As the bills begin to pile up and he begins to get more desperate for work, he lands a series of low-paying, part-time positions. 153654 1994 Martin: In Search of…Martin T Episode #55. 9-1-1994 Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Gina searches for the missing Martin. But a canceled check leads her and the gang to find him. Martin has joined a cult. 153655 1996 Martin: Is You Is or Is You Ain't T Episode #109. 9-5-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Gina thinks she might be pregnant and warns Martin to keep quiet. Within an hour, the whole city knows. Pam drops by and just happens to have a pregnancy test in her purse. After an anxious Martin destroys the test, he has to go out at midnight and get another one. Meanwhile, Tommy and Cole argue over who will be the godfather. 153656 1993 Martin: Jerome's In the House T Episode #23. 4-1-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. After Pam gets dumped by her boyfriend, she decides to go out on a date with someone different ignoring Cole who is trying to ask her out. 153657 1996 Martin: Kicked to the Curb T Episode #98. 2-8-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin finds a bigger and better apartment for half the price they're paying now. So he decides to sublet his old place to a young couple and move into the new place. But then the deal on the new place falls through and it's too late to move back. Martin and Gina end up on the street so they device a scheme to scare off the new tenants. Tommy, Pam and Cole masquerade as dangerous criminals. The plan works nicely and Martin gets his old crib back. 153658 1995 Martin: Kill Him With Kindness T Episode #83. 9-16-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Mama Payne overhears Gina discussing life insurance policies and she assumes Gina is plotting to kill Martin for his insurance money. Of course, Martin believes his mom and now he must be very careful around Gina and not let her get too close to him or else. 153659 1996 Martin: Life You Save…Might Make You Rich, The T Episode #115. 11-14-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). While attending a dinner party at an exclusive restaurant, Martin saves the life of an African prince. The prince rewards Martin with lavish gifts and offers him a large sum of money for Gina's services. Martin agrees to the offer thinking they will be able to use this royal money for their own little palace. All is well in the Payne kingdom until Martin realizes the Prince wants Gina to be his Princess. 153660 1994 Martin: Lockin' Boots T Episode #66. 12-8-1994 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Gina and Martin agree to save money. But then Gina is forced to secretly make a withdrawal from their bank account in order to pay a parking ticket. Martin finds out about the secret withdrawal and gets even by going on a wild shopping spree. 153661 1995 Martin: Love Is a Beach (2) T Episode #81. 5-18-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin and Gina flee to the Bahamas with Tommy and Pam to escape their families constant bickering. As the couples make last minute preparations, Martin gets stuck in an elevator with Tommy. Pam accidentally ruins Gina's wedding gown. After the disasters have passed, Martin and Gina are free to take part in their long-awaited oceanside wedding. 153662 1994 Martin: Love Is In Your Face (1) T Episode #45. 2-6-1994 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Gina is offered a job in New York and Martin, taking advice from Stan, tells her to take it. Meanwhile Gina, taking advice from Pam and Sheneneh, decides to leave on the assumption that Martin will stop her from leaving and ask her to marry him. 153663 1994 Martin: Love Is In Your Face (2) T Episode #46. 2-13-1994 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. With Gina out of his life, Martin reconsiders his decision to let her go to New York to move on with her life and he sets out to win her back. 153664 1996 Martin: Love Jones Connection, The T Episode #100. 2-18-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Sheneneh crashes a Love Connection show screening then gets chosen. Sheneneh's disrespectful date (Chris Rock). 153665 1995 Martin: Love T.K.O. T Episode #86. 10-7-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin and Gina decide to have a quiet night at home to rekindle their love passion. But they are constantly being interrupted before the fun begins. Tommy and Pam each show up at their apartment when things between them are not working out. Cole has broken up with Big Shirley after catching her with another man. Then he shows up at Martin's apartment wanting Martin to meet all of his new girl friends. 153666 1994 Martin: Martin Gets Paid T Episode #58. 9-22-1994 Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) auditions for a television job, but finds out he must have an audition tape of himself doing a TV show. So he hurriedly gets the gang together and hires audience members to put on a quick show. But his antics during the taping wind up alienating him from everyone. In the end, he is offered an associate producer's job and must bring in donuts for the staff every morning. 153667 1995 Martin: Martin in the Corner Pocket T Episode #82. 9-9-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Gina realizes the honeymoon's over when Martin spends their first night back home partying with Tommy and Cole while she stays home. 153668 1994 Martin: Martin Returns T Episode #56. 9-8-1994 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin escapes from the monastery after learning the cult leader is a sado-masochist psycho who is just after his body. He returns to Detroit. But once home he discovers that Gina has completely redecorated his apartment in his absence. He also discovers that Gina has new plans for their relationship. 153669 1996 Martin: Martin, I Want To Sing T Episode #105. 4-4-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). After Pam's cousin wins an open mike contest with her powerful singing voice, Martin only sees dollar signs and decides to become her manager. Things go awry when her voice doesn't cooperate when she gets nervous about singing. 153670 1994 Martin: Martin's on the Move T Episode #54. 5-15-1994 Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin has quit his job at the new country radio station. He tries his hand at working odd jobs to make money to make ends meet, but nothing seems to work out. Sad and depressed, he leaves Detroit. But he doesn't tell Gina where he's going. He only says that he will return when he finds himself. She can only contact him via his pager, but….a season cliffhanger. 153671 1994 Martin: Momma's Baby, Martin's Maybe T Episode #62. 11-3-1994 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin is excited when Gina's mother, his future mother-in-law comes to visit them. This is his opportunity to impress Gina's mom and get to know her better. But thing go awry when a young boy shows up claiming to be Martin's long lost son. Now he must confront Gina and her mom with the news and take on some new and unexpected responsibilities. 153672 1995 Martin: Mother of the Bride T Episode #75. 3-23-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Gina's mother hires a high class wedding planner who promises to arrange the day of Gina's dreams. But Martin wants to seek out a more economical (cheaper) alternative. So he hires his own personal consultant -- Hustle Man. 153673 1994 Martin: Movin' On In T Episode #61. 10-20-1994 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin and Gina finally decide to move in together. However, the apartment gets rather crowded when all of Gina's belongings get there. The two clash on what to keep. They end up with two of everything. In the end they compromise on what to keep and what to give away to charity. Pam and Tommy are happy Gina has moved out of her old apartment. They have things they want to do. 153674 1992 Martin: Night He Came Home, The T Episode #10. 10-29-1992 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin and his friends gather at his apartment to share scary ghost stories on Halloween. 153675 1994 Martin: No Justice, No Peace T Episode #43. 1-9-1994 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin gets a simple traffic ticket for running a stop sign, but he turns it into a Federal case when he decides to fight it in court and accuses the officer of civil rights violations. As usual, Martin ends up botching the case and tries to resort to an insanity plea. 153676 1994 Martin: No Love Lost T Episode #52. 5-1-1994 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin and Gina fight just before going to their engagement party, which Snoop Doggy Dogg (Himself) has crashed. 153677 1995 Martin: Old School Loving T DVD -R HQ 10415 Episode #89. 11-5-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin meets with Gina's boss, then gets her fired from the ad agency she's been working for. Now that Gina is unemployed, she spends her time rearranging the house and painting the walls. So Martin tries to convince her boss to take her back. 153678 1997 Martin: One Flew Over the Hoochie's Nest T Episode #130. 4-24-1997 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Pam's twin cousin Tammy escapes from a mental award and comes to stay at Pam's house. Everyone mistakes her for Pam. 153679 1992 Martin: Parents Are Coming, the Parents Are Coming, The T Episode #7. 10-8-1992 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Gina wants Martin to meet her conservative parents. Wanting to make a good impression, he takes advice from Tommy and Cole who convince him to be like he is on his radio show. Wild, crazy and in your face. At the dinner, Martin in turn, acts like an idiot. 153680 1997 Martin: Power to the People's Court T Episode #124. 2-20-1997 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Tommy decides to act as his own legal representative after Sheneneh sues him for hitting her car. 153681 1992 Martin: Radio Days T Episode #13. 11-19-1992 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Stan (Garrett Morris) decides to hire a new female talk show host Monica Hurd (Kim Fields) and place her as co-host of Martin's show to boost the station's ratings. At first Martin feels threatened by the move and is very stand-offish. But she soon warms him up with her charm and Martin finds that he has become very attracted to her. Even though he loves Gina, he still feels a strong attraction to Monica. He tries to resist the temptation to be with her. 153682 1993 Martin: Really, Gina Is Not My Lover T Episode #29. 8-29-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. It's Martin's 10-year high school reunion and he's fixed on being the best. He forces Gina to get a day of ridiculous beauty treatments. Martin's plan backfires. She has had Novocain, her face is swollen and bruised all over and she's drooling uncontrollably. She looks like a mess. But Martin is determined to win the Man of the Decade award at his high school reunion that evening. His pride makes him want to brag to all his old schoolmates that he is rich and famous and has a beautiful fashion model girlfriend. If anyone saw what his girlfriend really looked like, it would completely shatter his contrived image. 153683 1995 Martin: Ring a Ding, Ding, Ding Gone T Episode #85. 9-30-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Tommy and Cole explain to Martin that his wedding ring frightens off single women. After taking off his ring, and seeing all the attention he gets from beautiful women, he realizes they are right. But it's Martin who's running scared when he loses the ring and has to figure out how to tell Gina about it. 153684 1995 Martin: Romantic Weekend, The T Episode #78. 4-27-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Gina is envious when Tommy and Pam plan to celebrate their six-month anniversary at a luxurious resort. When she complains to Martin about why they never do anything special, Martin takes Gina on a vacation to Chilligan's Island, a dreadful and low-rate resort that was advertised on the back of a cereal box. As the two try to make the best of their stay, they inadvertently run into Tommy and Pam who also are vacationing at the resort. 153685 1996 Martin: Scrooge T Episode #118. 12-19-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Ghosts bring Martin holiday spirit. 153686 1996 Martin: Snow White T Episode #116. 11-21-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). When Tommy invites the gang for a ski vacation, they are all in for the ride of their lives. 153687 1995 Martin: Sophisticated Ladies T Episode #69. 1-19-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Gina and Pam put their best feet forward to be accepted into an exclusive women's club. But their plans of impressing the women are jeopardized when Sheneneh and Laquita show up and turn their dreams into a nightmare. 153688 1996 Martin: Sophomore Jinx T Episode #111. 9-19-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). After some misadventures with marriage counselors, bad advice from friends fouls things up even more for the constantly quarreling Martin and Gina. 153689 1997 Martin: Stake-Out T Episode #128. 4-10-1997 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Police want to use Pam's apartment for a stake-out to keep surveillance on a suspect. Martin comes up with an idea to capture the suspect himself and cash in on the $100,000 reward. 153690 1994 Martin: Suspicious Minds T Episode #44. 1-16-1994 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin's new CD Walkman disappears. Stan convinces him that one of his friends must have taken it since they all have keys to his apartment. Martin goes around to each of his good friends and accuses them. Then it turns out he's wrong when the real taker of the Walkman innocently returns it to Martin. 153691 1995 Martin: Swing Thing T Episode #94. 12-17-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Paynes are invited to attend a Christmas party, given by some influential people with ties to other influential people who may be able to help Martin in his career. But little does martin realize that at the party, the guests are swapping more than Christmas gifts and Martin may have both his hands full. Cameraman (Jeff Sparks). 153692 1993 Martin: Thanks For Nothing T Episode #40. 11-21-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin's crazy relatives and Gina's parents arrive at Martin's house for Thanksgiving dinner. 153693 1992 Martin: Things I Do for Love T Episode #3. 9-10-1992 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit makes insensitive remarks to his wife and receives numerous calls from his listeners stating that he isn't romantic enough. 153694 1995 Martin: Three Homies and a Baby T Episode #92. 12-3-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin agrees to baby-sit his infant nephew when his parents go out of town. But once they get snowed in and can't return home and get their baby, Martin and Gina have to watch the baby. In the end, Gina has to leave for week and Tommy & Cole come over to help out. However, even with the three of them, the baby still gets the upper hand. 153695 1992 Martin: Three Men and a Mouse T Episode #12. 11-12-1992 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin and Gina find a mouse in the house. After trying to kill the mouse, a cat finally does the job. 153696 1993 Martin: To Kill a Talking Bird T Episode #36. 10-17-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Mama Payne leaves her beloved talking parrot at Martin's apartment for the weekend. The bird constantly insults Gina, which infuriates her. Gina tries to keep her cool and cares for the bird anyway. Gina accidentally kills the bird which opens up a world of trouble. 153697 1996 Martin: Tooth Will Set You Free, The T Episode #104. 3-28-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). After going hypnosis at the dentist's office for an aching tooth, Pam becomes a different person whenever clapping occurs. She goes on a blind date with an artist, at his showing, and nobody realizes that she is still under hypnosis. 153698 1995 Martin: Uptown Friday Night T Episode #88. 10-21-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Tommy & Cole get robbed at Jerome's new club, the Shiznitz after picking up Gina's birthday gift for Martin -- an expensive ring. So they get with Jerome to track down the three female thieves at their hideaway. 153699 1993 Martin: Variety Show T Episode #25. 4-29-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin is chosen by his radio station manager to be the producer of a charity variety show for AIDS. But in typical Martin Payne fashion, he lets the job go to his head and acts like a tyrant He alienates everyone around him, even Gina. In the end, martin is left to do the whole show by himself and bombs miserably. 153700 1997 Martin: Waiting, Debating and Ovulating T Episode #119. 1-9-1997 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin and Gina are planning to have a baby. They plan to have a lunch-time rendezvous to get things going. But a trip to the courthouse with Cole leads to them finding out Martin has been ignoring jury duty since 1982. Now forced to perform his civic duty as a juror, Martin presses for a quick verdict, so he can get home to his ovulating wife. 153701 1995 Martin: Wedding Bell Blues (1) T Episode #80. 5-11-1995 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). As Martin and Gina are making final preparations for their wedding, a visit from Martin's wacky relatives and Gina's conservative parents results in both families bickering and fighting. At the last minute, martin and Gina decide to elope. Mama Payne becomes furious and throws a fit in the chapel. 153702 1996 Martin: Where the Party At T Episode #101. 2-25-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Gina attempts to arrange a surprise birthday party for Martin. She runs into some unexpected difficulties when all his friends say they're not interested because of Martin's rude and obnoxious attitude. But they then turn the tables on both Martin and Gina by throwing a huge surprise birthday party at Nipseys. 153703 1994 Martin: Whole Lotto Trouble T DVD -R HQ 5767 Episode #63. 11-10-1994 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin wins the Michigan State lottery. He celebrates by going out and buying tons of expensive luxury items and gives money away to his friends. When he picks up his lottery money, he finds out that the winning ticket is a tie and must be split -- thousands of ways. TV Announcer (Bentley Kyle Evans). 153704 1993 Martin: Whoop There It Ain't T Episode #41. 12-12-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. After Pam catches Martin and Gina sneaking out of her party to have quickie sex, Pam challenges them to see if they can abstain from having sex for two weeks. Martin and Gina decide to make a bet to see who will be the first one to give in to their primal urges. Martin tries luring Gina into giving in by using soft music and candles. But Gina wears her sexiest blue dress to entice Martin to give in. 153705 1996 Martin: Why Can't We Be Friends (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #107-#108. 5-2-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). On their anniversary night, Martin & Gina are preparing to celebrate a night of quiet romance when they are interrupted by Tommy and the gang. An argument breaks out over a suitcase that was lent to Martin. The result is Tommy and Martin are not speaking to each other and eventually decide to end their life-long friendship. Martin is determined not to have Tommy in his life as a friend until Cole comes by to deliver some bad news. A major car accident has put Tommy in the hospital. Martin and the gang rush to the hospital and find the man in the room in a full body cast. Martin, now sorry for the feuding, sobs at his bedside and vows to renew the friendship. But can Tommy really hear the plea? 153706 1992 Martin: Woman With a Past T Episode #8. 10-15-1992 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin becomes jealous after learning his recent radio show guest, Keith Washington (Himself), once dated Gina when they were younger. 153707 1993 Martin: Workin' Day & Night T Episode #33. 9-26-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Martin decides to become more macho after his friends convince him that Gina has been controlling his life and he is whipped. So to prove it, he decides to work double duty at the station just because Gina told him not to. As usual, Martin takes things overboard. Martin's antics to prove that Gina is not in control of his life cause other men to disrespect their women which leads to a big show-down at the radio station. 153708 1996 Martin: Working Girls T Episode #112. 9-26-1996` TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Gina is all ready for an underwear ad presentation until Cole accidentally erases her computer. She goes to Pam for help but her friend is too busy with a date. Under pressure during her pitch, Gina is incoherent, forcing Pam to step in and save the day. Clients are so impressed that they put Pam in charge causing Gina to feel betrayed. Pam struggles to pull it off but in the end she has to rely on Gina to win the account. 153709 1997 Martin: You Play Too Much T Episode #120. 1-23-1997 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Martin helps a burglar rob his apartment because he thinks its part of a scheme Pam put together to get back at home for all his pranks. It's only after he's been robbed that he realizes the awful truth. 153710 1996 Martin: You're All I Need T Episode #97. 2-4-1996 TV Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence). Gina gets a sexy make-over to rekindle her relationship with Martin. 153711 1993 Martin: You've Got a Friend T Episode #35. 10-10-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Gina starts to hang around with a new male friend. They go shopping together and Martin gets suspicious. So he threatens the guy and drives him away. After getting rid of him, Martin realizes he made a mistake when Gina drags him along to shop for ladies shoes. 153712 1993 Martin: Your Arms Are Too Short to Box With Martin T Episode #24. 4-22-1993 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. Tommy's new girlfriend has an ex-lover that can't seem to let her alone. He and his gang of thugs beat up Tommy. Martin and Cole go after this angry group to avenge Tommy's beating. In the end, they almost get beaten up themselves. 153713 1994 Martin: Yours, Mine and Ours T Episode #49. 3-13-1994 Radio Talk-Show Host Martin Payne (Martin Lawrence) in Detroit. When the small screen TV in the apartment needs replacing, Martin is enticed into buying a big-screen TV and uses the money from Martin & Gina's combined checking account to purchase it. This infuriates Gina who makes him take it back only to later be discovered buying items of her own in the same way. 153714 1984 Martin's Day M Newscaster (Dini Perry) 153715 2009 Martini the Movie M News Media. Paparazzi (Chris Edwards). Legendary actress of Hollywood’s Golden Age tries a comeback role. She dishes Tinseltown dirt with a flourish. With her fame fading, she is left to question whether her star will ever shine again. 153716 2001 Martins, The M Newspaper Editor (Paddy Considine) of the Hatfield Recorder 153717 1953 Marty NJ OWN - P Bialk, Elisa #1 Marty Warren Series Female Reporter Marty Warren felt sick as she faced her city editor." I'll know better next time," she promised. "There won't be a next time." The editors cold blue eyes swept Marty's face. "You're fired." 153718 1954 Marty Goes To Hollywood NJ OWN - P Bialk, Elisa #2 Marty Warren Series Reporter Marty Warren's assignment was to go to Hollywood and find out what becomes of the thousands of girls who try to break into the movies each year. 153719 1956 Marty On the Campus NJ OWN - P Bialk, Elisa #3 Marty Warren Series Reporter Marty Warren goes to journalism school. Story of a college freshman attending Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. Marty Warren faces some of the usual first-year problems and some special ones because she came with a year's news-reporting experience on a daily Teacher is quoted as saying that we do not "try to turn out idealists and reformers." 153720 1953 Marty: T Critic (Nehemiah Pesoff - The Critic). 153721 1911 Martyr To His Cause, A M Newspaper. McNamara bombing of Los Angeles Times Building 153722 1934 Martyr, The SS UCLA Levy, Newman In "Bedside Esquire, The." Female Reporter Miss Irma Luberkin worked as a reporter on the Daily Clarion, took courses in dramatic criticism at N.Y.U. at night. 153723 2005 Martyrdom N Gourley, Barbie Reporter Cassie Brenner loves a good scope. Working for the local newspaper, she thrives on being the star reporter. Cassie's only problem is that nothing exciting ever happens in the small community in Beaufort, North Carolina. When a body is discovered at the height of the tourist season, she is hot on the case. Christians are turning up dead, and Cassie is plagued with dreams of each hideous murder, as well as letters from the killer. Together with a handsome detective assigned to protect her, can she solve the mystery behind them as the killer plots to make her his final victim, revealing shocking secrets about her past? 153724 2000 Marvel Journalists: CB TV News. Channel 7 News Reporters Brent Scarsdale and Beth Duncan. 153725 2006 Marvelous M DVD -R HQ 9664, 9663 Reporter (Karl Kenzler). Cameraman (Mahyad Tousi). Cameraman 2 (Ollie Campbell). 153726 1909 Marvelous Cure, A (Den Vidunderlige Haarelixir) M Danish Newspaper Advertisement. Hero spots advertisement in morning newspaper proclaiming cure for baldness 153727 1993 Marx ist tot N Grän, Christine Germany Journalist 153728 1966 Marx, Deceased N Djerassi, Carl New York Times Reviewer Noah Berg. 153729 1985 Mary T Series 12-11-1985 to 4-8-1986. Columnist Mary Brennan (Mary Tyler Moore) originally writer for a fashion magazine, Women's Digest. Magazine folded, took job as Consumer Helpline columnist for Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) Ed LaSalle (John Astin), theatre critic writes column," Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) pens column, The Mainline Reporter 153730 2005 Mary MF Italy Reporter (Vincenzo Tanassi). 153731 1947 Mary Allen, Publicity Girl NJ Paul, Marcia PR Public Relations. Authentic background. Heroine, starry-eyed over finally getting a publicity job, weeps from account to account over her mishaps and apparent failures, but it all ends well. 153732 2002 Mary and Joe M Newspaper Vendor (Mukesh Patel). Radio Announcer (John R. Hamilton). 153733 1935 Mary Burns, Fugitive M Managing Editor (Morgan Wallace). Reporter (Phil Tead). Newspaper Girl (Ann Doran). Photographer (Earl Ebbe). 153734 2006 Mary Carey For Governor (aka Mary Carey As Governor) M DVD -R HQ 8191, 8192 Adult - Hardcore Reporter-Commentator Harcourt Harkelstein (Frank Bukkwyd), author of "Sex & Politics in America: Who's Screwing Who?" covers a sexy woman's political campaign. Reporter and his camera crew follow real life porn actress and gubernatorial candidate through a day of her life 153735 2002 Mary Christmas MT DVD -R HQ 5109, 5110. SVDSP 1322 TV Reporter Mary Maloney (Cynthia Gibb) is assigned to spend the holidays with a 9-year-old who wrote Santa Claus. 153736 1929 Mary Drake and Will Todd SS USC Steele, W.D. Editor Will Todd, newspaper work, editor-in-chief at Advocate and Sentinel. Nathan, night city editor. 153737 2008 Mary Ellen Boyd: Hotty Toddy N Pate, Fran #1 Mary Ellen Boyd Series Journalist Mary Ellen Boyd can finally say she is content with her life. At the age of 34, she has finally gotten over her sorry ex-husband Jimmy Joe Johnson and she can now concentrate on her job as a reporter with the local Oxford, Mississippi newspaper, and a close relationship with her widower father. There is just one thing she’s concerned about: her father’s interest in the married head football coach’s secretary, the enemy of every woman in Oxford and friend to every man in town. But when the woman’s dead body turns up in the coach’s office early on a Sunday morning, the worst happens: Mary Ellen’s father is a suspect in her death. Mary Ellen starts digging into the facts of the case and soon finds out that the woman had more than one man wrapped around her finger -- and more than one wife out for her blood. With the list of suspects growing, Mary Ellen follows her investigative instincts in an attempt to clear her father’s name and bring the real killer to justice. 153738 1936 Mary Foster, the Editor's Daughter RS Soap Editor. Coast-to-coast soap opera serial 153739 1976 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman: T SVD 1328 Episode Reporter questions Mary about the murders 153740 1976 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman: Episode 001 T Episode #1. 1-6-1976 Reporter Harold Clemens (Archie Hahn). Mary Hartman has a lot to worry about in her life, her Grandpa Larkin, mass murders in the town, a flasher in Fernwood and she even has a waxy build up on her floor. 153741 1976 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman: Episode 002 T Episode #2. 1-7-1976 Reporter Harold Clemens (Archie Hahn). Fernwood Flasher is exposed. Mary confronts Tom on the sad state of their love life and meets a police sergeant who is very pleasant and helpful. 153742 1976 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman: Episode 003 T Episode #3. 1-8-1976 Reporter Harold Clemens (Archie Hahn). Heather may know something about the mass murders. Mary and Tom talk about how it was when they were younger. Fernwood Flasher makes a return appearance to the police station. 153743 1976 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman: Episode 007 T Episode #7. 1-14-1976 Reporter Harold Clemens (Archie Hahn). Mary is panicked because she realizes Heather is followed and knows all about the murders. 153744 1976 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman: Episode 014 T Episode #14. 1-23-1976 TV Reporter Clete Meizenheimer (Michael Lembeck), for Channel 6 TV. Reporter Harold Clemens (Archie Hahn). Mary is taken hostage by Davey who also wants to know where Heather is. Loretta has something important to tell Tom and he ends up feeling guilty. 153745 1976 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman: Episode 015 T Episode #15. 1-24-1976 TV Reporter Clete Meizenheimer (Michael Lembeck), for Channel 6 TV. Mary's hopes of no longer being a hostage of Davey's are quickly dashed. Suddenly Loretta finds some inspiration. 153746 1976 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman: Episode 016 T Episode #16. 1-27-1976 TV Reporter Clete Meizenheimer (Michael Lembeck), for Channel 6 TV. Tension steadily mounts as the mass murderer's demands cannot be met. This leads a police sergeant to volunteer for a daring rescue of Mary. 153747 1976 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman: Episode 017 T Episode #17. 1-28-1976 TV Reporter Clete Meizenheimer (Michael Lembeck), for Channel 6 TV. Mary's last hope is a very scared Reverend. Tom and Mae plot to make him volunteer. 153748 1976 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman: Episode 018 T Episode #18. 1-29-1976 TV Reporter Clete Meizenheimer (Michael Lembeck), for Channel 6 TV. Mary is finally rescued and the Hartmans are jubilant, but Tom and Mary have some things to discuss. 153749 1976 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman: Episode 024 T Episode #24. 2-6-1976 TV Reporter Clete Meizenheimer (Michael Lembeck), for Channel 6 TV. That morning news cameras surround the area. Meizenheimer is at the scene with the news camera. Clete reports that he is on Highway Four, which is around 30 miles from Fernwood. He goes near a yellow car that is overturned. It is the Haggers' car. Clete reports the accident happened between a car driven by Charles Haggers and a station wagon full of nuns. Clete reports that the police has confirmed that Sister Bernadette, the driver of the vehicle was not under the influence of alcohol. Clete goes near the station wagon. The bodies of many nuns litter the area while the police talk to the only survivor. Sister Bernadette is the only survivor. Clete reports four bottles of wine were found in the car but were used for sacramental purposes only. Clete says no charges will be brought against Charles and Loretta. He reports Loretta has undetermined injuries 153750 2001 Mary Higgins Clark's Loves Music, Loves to Dance MT DVD -R HQ 7196, 7197 Clark, Mary Higgins TV Producer Darcy Scott (Patsy Kensit) is researching a program dealing with the types of people who place and answer personal ads. It starts out as a lark, but turns to tragedy when one of her best friends who is helping her with the research is found murdered after one of her dates. In an attempt to find the murderer, another best friend from college sets out to date the men she met through the personals. One of them could be the killer -- but which one? 153751 2002 Mary Higgins Clark's We'll Meet Again M SVD 1340 Clark, Mary Higgins Investigative Reporter Fran Simmons (Laura Leighton) helps an old friend who served six years for murdering her husband, but claims she's innocent and the killer is still out there 153752 1935 Mary Jane's Pa M DVD -R HQ 9740, 9741 Ellis, Edith (Play). Norman Way (Novelization). Tom Reed, Peter Milne (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Sam Preston (Guy Kibbee) of a small town weekly who leaves his wife and family to travel. Works at a variety of overseas newspapers and returns to find his wife, Ellen Preston (Aline MacMahon) has relocated and is running The Hempstead Daily News. Crusading against businessmen and politicians dominating the produce industry. Thus destroy the presses, but Preston shows up in time to get out a special edition using an old press that is still in the office. Preston takes over the newspaper and his wife is content to return to her domestic chores. 153753 1917 Mary Jane's Pa M Ellis, Edith (Play). A. Van Buren Powell (Scenario) AFI-Editors/Newspapermen - Ness Book Editor Mary Jane (Mildred Manning) runs the small town paper and crusades against crooked politicians. Wayward husband returns after 15 years and helps his wife get the newspaper out. The press is burned. Husband and wife stay to run the newspaper 153754 2000 Mary Kay Letourneau Story, The: All-American Girl MT DVD -R HQ 10711, 10712 Reporter (Robert Wesley). 153755 1937 Mary Margaret McBride DR 1937-40, 1941-50 Journalist Margaret McBride 153756 1948 Mary Margaret McBride Show, The DR Columnist Mary Margaret McBride, radio's best-known interviewer. 153757 1963 Mary Mary M AFI-Publishers Publisher 153758 1980 Mary Millington's True Blue Confessions M Photographer (Rex Peters). 153759 1943 Mary Morgan: Miss Patriot CB Reporter Mary Morgan. Friend of Mace 153760 2007 Mary of Nazareth, Pennsylvania NJ Walker, Susan Eileen Paparazzi and the world press follow the story of 16-year-old Mary Nelson who is told in a dream that she is pregnant. At first she believes her dream is just a dream and not a message from God. Her mother thinks she is lying about being a virgin. Her doctor cannot believe she is pregnant. Even her boyfriend has trouble understanding the miracle. Once pregnancy and virginity are confirmed. Mary must deal with paparazzi and the news media as well as local clerics of all denominations, the school board and even kidnappers. 153761 1997 Mary Pickford: Life on Film, A DT Film Critic-Historian (Leonard Maltin). 153762 1964 Mary Poppins M L AFI-"Times" London News Reporter-Photographer (James MacDonald). 153763 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: T SVD 1107, SVD 1091. SV 184. SV 139, 136, 132, 131. SV 119, 67, 62, 61, 59, 51.. Episode. Series 9-19-70 to 9-3-77, 168 episodes TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary Richards moves to Minneapolis after breaking up with her fiance. 153764 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: …Is a Friend in Need T Silver, Susan Episode #36. 12-4-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Rhoda loses her job as a window-dresser and isn't in a hurry to find something new. 153765 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: 1040 or Fight T Davis, David Episode #11. 11-28-1970 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary is audited by the IRS, and the shy auditor takes an interest in her. Unfortunately, he has great difficulty telling her how he feels. 153766 1991 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: 20th Anniversary, The T SV 76 Special Program TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Reunion program with cast and staff. 153767 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: 45-Year-Old Man, The T Kirgo, George Episode #24. 3-6-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). When Lou is fired, Mary goes to confront the station owner, Wild Jack Munroe (Slim Pickens). Gordy Howard (John Amos). 153768 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Affair to Forget, An T Weinberger, Ed Episode #111. 12-21-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Now that Mary is producer, Ted thinks that he can make his move on her. He convinces the rest of the newsroom that they are having an affair. 153769 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Almost a Nun's Story T Weinberger, Ed Episode #86. 12-15-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Georgette finds Ted making out with a woman in his dressing room. She then decides to enter a nunnery, but the head nun talks her out of it. 153770 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Anchorman Overboard T Music, Lorenzo Episode #12. 12-5-1970 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted loses his self-confidence after speaking at Phyllis's club and Mary has to find a way to get Ted back on a high. 153771 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: And Now, Sitting in for Ted Baxter T Pritzker, Steve Episode #33. 11-13-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted is forced to take a vacation and the anchorman hired to sit in for him becomes a huge success. Big Voice Man (William Woodson). Rod Porter (Jed Allan). 153772 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Angels in the Snow T Miller, Mariilyn Suzanne and Monica McGowan Johnson Episode #74. 9-22-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary's boyfriend is younger than she is and she and Rhoda discover there is a generation gap when they go and visit his friends at a party. 153773 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Anyone Who Hates Kids and Dogs T Mayer, Jerry Episode #120. 3-8-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary likes her new boyfriend but finds his son absolutely intolerable. Photographer (Megan King). 153774 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Assistant Wanted, Female T Silverman, Treva Episode #10. 11-1-1970 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary's workload gets too much so Lou allows her to hire an assistant. She chooses Phyllis who hinders more than she helps. Gordy Howard (John Amos) 153775 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Baby Sit-Com T Silverman, Treva Episode #42. 1-22-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary agrees to babysit Bess for the weekend, but then a former boyfriend, in town for a few days, asks her out. When she can't find a babysitter for Bess on such short notice, she ends up asking Lou. 153776 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Bess, You Is My Daughter Now T Black, John D.F. Episode #3. 10-3-1970 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). When Phyllis's husband Lars takes ill, she asks Mary to baby sit Bess for a few days. Bess decides she wants to stay permanently with Mary, to Phyllis's dismay 153777 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Best of Enemies T Miller, Marilyn Suzanne and Monica Mcgowan Johnson Episode #91. 1-26-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Rhoda tells the secret of Mary's that she never graduated from college, as she claimed on her job application, and their friendship is suddenly put at risk. 153778 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Better Late…That's a Pun…Than Never T Silverman, Treva Episode #92. 2-2-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). To relieve her boredom, Mary jokingly writes a humorous obituary of one of the people in the WJM-TV file. Coincidentally, the same person dies the following day and the obituary is read on the air. Lou has no choice but to suspend Mary, but she threatens to quit in response. 153779 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Bob & Rhoda & Teddy & Mary T Rodgers, Bob Episode #9. 11-14-1970 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary is nominated for her first Television Editors' Award (the "Teddies"), but at home Rhoda's boyfriend Bob takes more of an interest in Mary than in Rhoda. 153780 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Boss Isn't Coming to Dinner, The T Davis, David and Lorenzo Music Episode #21. 2-13-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou and his wife Edie separate and Mary becomes involved when she is asked for advice. 153781 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Boy's Best Friend, A T Lloyd, David Episode #107. 11-23-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted is shocked when he finds out his mother does not intend to marry her boyfriend, but will live with him. 153782 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: But Seriously, Folks T Weinberger, Ed Episode #56. 11-4-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary begins dating the writer of the Chuckles the Clown show, whose real ambition is to become a stand-up comedian. 153783 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Care and Feeding of Parents, The T Clair, Dick and Jenna McMahon Episode #44. 2-5-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Bess gets top marks for a report she wrote for school, and Phyllis pressures her to write a book based on it, calling on Mary for help. 153784 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Christmas and the Hard Luck Kid T Brooks, James L. and Allan Burns Episode #14. 12-19-1970 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Feeling sympathetic for a co-worker who hasn't spent Christmas with his family for years, Mary is forced to stay alone at WJM-TV on Christmas Eve. 153785 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Chuckles Bites the Dust T Lloyd, David Episode #127. 10-25-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou declares that, to maintain WJM's integrity, Ted will not be leading the parade of a visiting circus. While Ted pouts at losing the coveted job, Lou has little objections to allowing Chuckles the Clown to lead the parade. But something causes the elephant to run wild, crushing Chuckles to death in the process. Lou breaks the news to the WJM staff, but instead of shock and grief, they all respond in hysterics. Chuckles was dressed as a peanut when the pachyderm went berserk. Mary, who is stunned and is the lone employee to grieve, can't understand her co-workers' lack of tears. That is, until she is asked to give the eulogy, when finally, she finds she can't stop laughing. 153786 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Co-Producers, The T Pollock, David and Elias Davis Episode #90. 1-19-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary and Rhoda are given permission to develop a new show for WJM but their dreams begin to fade when they find out that the hosts will be Ted and Sue Ann, who both begin to interfere with their plans. 153787 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Cottage for Sale T Atkins, George Episode #89. 1-12-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Phyllis, who has gotten her real estate license, persuades Lou to sell his house. However, Lou hasn't really made up his mind whether he wants to move 153788 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Courtship of Mary's Father Daughter, The T Davis, Elias and David Pollock Episode #63. 12-23-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary runs into her former boyfriend Dan Whitfield in an elevator by chance. Subsequently, Dan realizes he still has feelings for Mary, breaks off his engagement, and begins dating her again. 153789 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Cover Boy T Silverman, Treva Episode #30. 10-23-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted's brother Hal Baxter (Jack Cassidy), a professional model. The two have a heated battle of sibling rivalry about everything. Ted claims that Mary is his girlfriend. They double date with Mary and Rhoda. Back at Mary's apartment, they arm wrestle. Hal goes up to Rhoda's apartment to look through magazines for his picture. Ted stays with Mary to make Hal think he spends more time with his girl than he does. The next morning, Mary, who got no sleep last to night, falls asleep while typing. When Ted asks her for another double-date, she refuses, feels beaten and, when Hal comes in to WJM-TV, tells him the truth: he's not dating Mary. Hal admits he is in a career slump and having a mole surgically installed. Two walk out as friends. Ted admits to being stupid. Murray delightedly hears this but is disappointed when he realizes he is the sole witness since Mary has fallen asleep again. 153790 1977 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Critic, The T SV 211 Lloyd, David Episode #158. 1-8-1977. TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Pompous but renowned critic is hired to provoke controversy on The Six O'Clock News, but the newsroom thinks he has gone too far when he begins attacking Minneapolis and its residents 153791 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Didn't You Used to Be…Wait…Don't Tell Me T Burns, Allan Episode #31. 10-30-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary attends her high school reunion and meets up with her former boyfriend Howard Arnell, who continues to have feelings for Mary. Meanwhile, Rhoda tags along believing that people will "remember" her although she didn't attend Roseburg High. 153792 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Dinner Party, The T Weinberger, Ed Episode #82. 11-17-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary invites Congresswoman Geddes to a fancy dinner at her home, trying hard to ensure that everything is perfect. Sue An Nivens (Betty White). 153793 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Divorce Isn't Everything T Silverman, Treva Episode #4. 10-10-1970 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary and Rhoda find out that divorcees at the Better Luck Next Time club can get group rates on cruises and decide to join. However, Mary proves a hit with the club's members and gets elected to its board. 153794 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Don't Break the Chain T Davis, David and Lorenzo Music Episode #34. 11-20-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary gets a chain letter from Lou, and she is persuaded to send it on. To her surprise, one of the recipients comes for a visit, giving Mary a less than pleasant time dealing with him. 153795 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Edie Gets Married T Ellison, Bob Episode #121. 9-13-1975. Season 6 Opener TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou puts on a brave face when he learns that his ex-wife Edie is remarrying. 153796 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Enter Rhoda's Parents T Cohan, Martin Episode #52. 10-7-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ida Morgenstern, Rhoda's mother, mistakenly believes that her husband is seeing other women, so Rhoda and Mary try to clear things up between them. 153797 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Farmer Ted and News T VHS 1264. SV 141 Donovan, Martin Episode #57. 11-4-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted refuses to sign his contract renewal until Lou agrees to let him pursue other ventures, a decision he soon regrets when Ted begins appearing in commercials 153798 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Father's Day T VHS 1288 Weinberg, Ed Episode #78. 10-20-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted meets his father who deserted him when he was a baby 153799 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Feeb T Clair, Dick and Jenna McMahon Episode #40. 1-8-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). An incompetent waitress is fired after Mary complains about her poor service and Mary feels obliged to hire her when she applies for an assistant's job at WJM-TV. 153800 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Five-Minute Dress, The T Nardo, Pat and Gloria Banta Episode #39. 1-1-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). After volunteering some of her spare time for a worthy cause, Mary begins dating the Governor's aide. Unfortunately, the aide's duties cause him to break every date. 153801 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Friend in Deed, A T Silver, Susan Episode #22. 2-20-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). An irritating childhood friend drops by Mary's apartment, making use of her connection as Mary's former camp mate to introduce herself to the newsroom's staff. 153802 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Georgette Story, The T Weinberger, Ed Episode #66. 1-20-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary and Rhoda try to encourage Georgette Franklin (Georgia Engel) to take a stand for herself after seeing how Ted takes advantage of her. 153803 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Girl Like Mary, A T SVD 1165, SV 152. VHS 1305 Gibbs, Ann and Joel Kimmel. Episode #110. 12-14-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary Richards wants the job of co-anchor with Ted Baxter. Lou Grant wants to hire a female newscaster "like Mary" so she decides to audition for the job herself. 153804 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Girl's Best Mother is Not Her Friend, A T Davis, David and Lorenzo Music Episode #29. 10-16-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). When Ida, Rhoda's mother, visits, she sees how well Phyllis and Bess get on, and how closely Mary appears to her mother when they chat on the telephone, that she tries to be Rhoda's "friend". 153805 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Good Time News T VHS 1250 Brooks, James L. and Allan Burns Episode #49. 9-16-1972. Season 3 Opener. TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary is placed in charge of "The Good Time News" in the cutting third-season opener, which satirized the now familiar informal approach to telejournalism. Mary is given the task of making The Six O'clock News more upbeat, and her plans are on target to succeed until they're frustrated by Ted 153806 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Good-Time News, The T Brooks, James L. and Allan Burns Episode #49. 9-16-1972. Season 3 Opener. TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary is given the task of making The Six O'clock News more upbeat, and her plans are on target to succeed until they're frustrated by Ted. 153807 1977 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Hail the Conquering Gordy T Pomerantz, Earl Episode #161. 2-5-1977 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). WJM's former weatherman, Gordy Howard (John Amos), returns to visit Minneapolis after becoming a highly successful network presenter in New York. Ted is desperate for a chance to join Gordy. Publicity Lady (Jean Lebouvier). 153808 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Happy Birthday, Lou! T Lloyd, David Episode #87. 12-22-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou is closing in on fifty and today is his birthday. Mary can't stand the thought of the now-separated Lou celebrating his birthday all alone, so she arranges a surprise party for him. That evening, she invites Lou over for a drink and the doorbell rings just as he tells her how much he appreciated her not throwing an office party for him that afternoon. Gordy is at the door with an envelope...full of hats. Others are out in the hallway, too. Lou is furious and tries to get out using the back door...but there is no back door. Mary asks Lou's permission to invite the guests in. Lou admits he hates displays of affection. He goes to MacKluskey's bar where they throw a surprise party for him. When he returns to Mary's place, everyone is gone. They opened his gifts. Mary: "Everybody really loves you." Lou snarls: "I know." 153809 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Happy Homemaker Takes Lou Home, The T Lloyd, David Episode #133. 12-6-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Sue Ann gets Mary to ask Lou out on a date on her behalf. Lou accepts, not realizing who Mary's 'friend' is 153810 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Have I Found a Guy for You T Brown, Charlotte Episode #58. 11-18-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Two of Mary's friends separate and Mary accepts a date from the husband 153811 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: He's All Yours T Rodgers, Bob Episode #13. 12-12-1970 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). After Mary invites Lou's nephew home for dinner, she must confront false rumors in the newsroom the following day. 153812 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: He's No Heavy…He's My Brother. T Burns, Allan Episode #27. 10-2-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary and Rhoda take an unplanned vacation to Mexico but have to do a strange favor for a Mexican restaurant owner for reservations. 153813 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Hi There, Sports Fans T VHS 1288 Mayer, Jerry Episode #77. 10-13-1973 TV News Staff. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner) answers Mary Richard's demands for responsibility by giving her the task of firing the current, sleazy Sportscaster Ed Cavanaugh (Dick Gautier) and finding his replacement at WJMC-TV in Minneapolis. When Ted asks Mary to order tweezers and other assorted supplies for his personal use, she gets more than a little flustered and asks Lou to give her something challenging to do. At the drop of a hat, he assigns her the task of hiring a new sportscaster. and firing the old one. In order to let Ed Cavenaugh down easy, she invites him to lunch and he tries to mesmerize her with his suavity with the opposite sex. Then Mary learns a lesson: don't fire the current sportscaster until you've hired another one. After days of screening applicants, listening to demo tapes and perusing their eight-by-ten glossies, she decides on Andy Rivers. On the night of Andy's first broadcast, Mary once again gets a case of the blues when all Andy has to say on the air are three football scores. 153814 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Hi! T Silverman, Treva Episode #20. 2-6-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary is admitted into the hospital to have her tonsils removed, and shares a room with a grouchy woman who refuses to get along with anyone. 153815 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: His Two Right Arms T Parker, Jim and Arnold Margolin Episode #48. 3-4-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary gets city councilman Pete Peterson to appear on Face the People and discovers that he is completely incompetent. She and his aides try to bring him up to speed on current events so he can make a good impression on the show. 153816 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Howard's Girl T Siilverman, Treva Episode #15. 1-02-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary begins seeing Paul Arnell, the brother of her former boyfriend Howard Arnell, and is shocked to discover that the brothers' parents still believe that she and Howard are an item. 153817 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: I Am Curious Cooper T Davis, David and Lorenzo Music Episode #26. 9-25-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary is intrigued by the voice of Lou Grant's friend, Mike Cooper, and asks to be set up with him. Lou breaks his policy of not matchmaking friends and colleagues. 153818 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: I Gave at the Office T VHS 1286 Reo, Don and Allan Katz Episode #85. 12-8-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Murray fusses like a mother hen when his teenage daughter comes to work in the newsroom. Meddling aggravates everyone especially Lou. Murray's daughter, Bonnie, is looking for a job and Mary is persuaded into giving her one but Bonnie is not as efficient as everyone had hoped. 153819 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: I Love a Piano T Silverman, Treva Episode #102. 10-19-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Murray meets an attractive woman at one of Mary's parties and considers having an affair. On the pretext of buying her old piano, he goes to see her. 153820 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: I Was a Single for WJIM T Silverman, Treva Episode #96. 3-2-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary goes to a singles bar to research a documentary, but on the night the crew arrives for filming, the same people who were willing to tell Mary everything don't want to be seen on camera. 153821 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: It Was Fascination, I know T Weinberger, Ed Episode #60. 12-2-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Bess's 15-year-old boyfriend falls in love with Mary and begins to surprise her with visits to her apartment and her work 153822 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: It's Whether You Win or Lose T SVD 1237 Donovan, Martin Episode #53. 10-14-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Murray's gambling problem resurfaces when he loses a bundle during a poke game. Wild bet to recoup losses -- fortunes rest on Ted muffing his lines. When Lou's trip to Las Vegas is cancelled, Mary organizes a poker game at the office where Murray loses a substantial amount to Ted. Gordy Howard (John Amos). 153823 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: It's Whether You Win or Lose T Donovan, Martin Episode #53. 10-14-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). When Lou's trip to Las Vegas is cancelled, Mary organizes a poker game at the office where Murray loses a substantial amount to Ted. Gordy Howard (John Amos) 153824 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Just a Lunch T SVD 1206 (Incomplete) Brooks, James L. and Allan Burns Episode #17. 1-16-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary finds herself reluctantly drawn to a dashing -- and married -- Foreign Correspondent John Corcoran (Monte Markham). 153825 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Just Around the Corner T Pritzker, Steve Episode #55. 10-28-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary is worried that her parents, who have moved to the Twin Cities to be close to her, may pry into her life too much. 153826 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Just Friends T Wood, William Episode #83. 11-24-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou is still heartbroken over Edie's departure and asks Mary to help them get back together. 153827 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Keep Your Guard Up T Pritzker, Steve Episode #5. 10-17-1970 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Football player turned insurance salesman applies for a job as a sportscaster and attaches himself to Mary. Mary and Rhoda discover that he hasn't had much success at anything and encourage him to pursue his dreams 153828 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Lars Affair, The T Weinberger, Ed Episode #73. 9-15-1973. Season 4 Opener TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Phyllis finds out that Lars has been having an affair with Sue Ann Nivens, the star of WJM-TV's The Happy Homemaker show. Sue Ann Nivens (Betty White) makes her debut in this episode. 153829 1977 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Last Show, The T On Tape Brooks, James L. and Allan Burns and Ed Weinberger, Stan Daniels and David Lloyd and Bob Ellison. Episode #168. 3-19-1977 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). WJM-TV has some personnel changes in the executive department and everyone except Ted Baxter is fired. New station manager wants to see the WJIM News the highest-ranked in Minneapolis and for some reason feels Baxter can make that happen. The gang says goodbye to each other in the form of a long, hard cry. Mary thanks them all for being her surrogate family, and Lou finally sentimentally says, "I cherish you people." They bravely march out the office doors singing, "It's a long, long way to Tipperary." At the last moment, Mary leans back through the WJM-TV doors and turns out the light. 153830 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Look at Us, We're Walking T Ellison, Bob Episode #157. 12-25-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary and Lou threaten to quit after the new Station Manager Mel Price (David Ogden Stiers) refuses to give them a raise. First appearance of Mel Price, enigmatic station manager who wrecked havoc with the staff. 153831 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Lou and Edie Story, The T VHS 1288 Silverman, Treva Episode #76 10-6-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou grapples with prospect of life without his wife in fourth-season On the advice of their marriage counselor, Lou's wife, Edie, decides to move out. Lou is heartbroken by the prospect 153832 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Lou and That Woman T VHS 1281 Lloyd, David Episode #100. 10-5-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou is intoxicated by a sexy barroom singer until Murray and Ted start teasing him with stories about her past. 153833 1977 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Lou Dates Mary T Lloyd, David Episode #167. 3-12-1977 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary has another disastrous date and worries she'll never meet the right man, until Georgette points out that every quality she seeks can be found in Lou Grant. 153834 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Lou Douses an Old Flame T Lloyd, David Episode #130. 11-15-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou meets up with a woman who had sent him a 'Dear John' letter during World War II but is disappointed to learn her motives for doing so. 153835 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Lou Proposes T Lloyd, David Episode #153. 11-20-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou realizes that he has feelings for Mary's Aunt Flo (Eileen Heckart), a journalist with a similar pride and passion in the news profession. 153836 1977 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Lou's Army Reunion T Ellison, Bob Episode #159. 1-15-1977 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou desperately wants to find a way to return a favor to an army buddy but is distraught when he asks Lou to fix him up on a date with Mary 153837 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Lou's First Date T Weinberger, Ed Episode #80. 11-3-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou gives Mary the task of finding him a date for an awards' ceremony. A name mix-up means that Lou winds up taking out an 80-year-old woman 153838 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Lou's Place T Weinberger, Ed Episode #64. 1-6-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou spots an opportunity to buy a bar after realizing a lifelong dream. However, he is short of several thousand dollars and Ted is the only one who can come to his aid. 153839 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Lou's Second Date T Weinberger, Ed Episode #94. 2-16-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou and Rhoda find they have a lot in common and begin seeing each other on a casual basis but everyone assumes that the romance is serious. 153840 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Love Blooms at Hemples T Adelman, Sybil and Barbara Gallagher Episode #81. 11-10-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Rhoda begins dating the boss of Hemple's and falls deeply in love with him. She wants to tell him how she feels, but Mary warns her to take things slowly. 153841 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Love Is All Around - Premiere T SVDSP 663. SVD 1192. Brooks, James L. and Allan Burns Episode #1. Season 1. 9-19-1970 TV News Staff. Mary Richards comes to Minneapolis, starts work at WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota as associate producer for WJM-TV Channel 12 Six O'Clock News. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary Richards, a 30-year-old single woman, has left her long-time boyfriend, Bill, to be with her old friend, Phyllis Lindstrom, in Minneapolis. Mary goes on a job interview at WJM-TV's The 6:00 News for a secretarial job. Lou Grant, the boss, tells her that the job has already been filled, but he does say that the job of Associate Producer is open. Sure, it offers $10 less per week than the secretarial job, but Mary is fine. "If you can get off with $15 less per week, I'll make you Producer," he says. 153842 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Marriage Minneapolis Style T Russell, Pamela Episode #116. 2-1-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted pops the question to Georgette at Murray's 20th wedding anniversary party and then gets cold feet 153843 1977 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary and the Sexagernaian T Charles, Les and Glen Charles Episode #163. 2-12-1977 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary happily accepts a date from a charming older man without realizing that he's Murray's father, but everyone else has difficulty coming to terms with the difference in their ages. 153844 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary Gets a Lawyer T Prelutsky, Bert Episode #152. 11-13-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary faces a contempt charge for not revealing her news source. Lou recommends a lawyer friend who takes a romantic interest in Mary. 153845 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary Midwife T Lloyd, David Episode #145. 9-25-1976. Season 7 Opener TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Georgette gives birth at Mary's dinner party. With the hospital and doctor too far away, Lou and Mary help deliver the baby. 153846 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary Moves Out T Lloyd, David Episode #122. 9-20-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary, wanting some change in her life, makes the decision to move to a new apartment. 153847 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary Richards and the Incredible Plant Lady T Cohan, Martin Episode #72. 3-3-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary lends Rhoda almost $1,200 to start a new venture and worries she may never see her money again, after Rhoda postpones repayment, hires Georgette full-time and begins expanding her business. Georgette Franklin (Georgia Engel). 153848 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary Richards Falls in Love T Weinberger, Ed and Stan Daniels Episode #131. 11-22-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary is convinced she has really fallen in love, but her boyfriend seems reluctant in saying those three magic words, 'I love you'. 153849 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary Richards: Producer T Lloyd, David Episode #112. 1-4-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary doesn't feel she deserves the title of producer and asks Lou that she be given the chance to produce The Six O'clock News alone. 153850 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary the Writer T Prelutsky, Bert Episode #146. 10-2-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary decides to take a creative writing course, and is less than delighted with the criticism Lou levels at her efforts. 153851 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary Tyler Moore: Outsider, The T VHS 1296 Winter, Jack Episode #101. 10-12-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Newsroom staffers are annoyed when management hires a News Consultant Bob Larson (Richard Masur) to shape up the evening news. WJM-TV hires a young business consultant, who demands certain changes for The Six O'clock News, offending every member of the news team. 153852 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary's Aunt T SVD 1130, SV 125 Lloyd, David Episode #126. 10-18-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary's globe-hoping Aunt Flo (Eileen Heckart) trades barbs with Lou Grant. Her high-flying aunt comes for a visit and Lou Grant (Ed Asner) finds that he has a rival in her. 153853 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary's Aunt Returns T SVD 1136 Lloyd, David Episode #141. 2-7-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary's Aunt Flo (Eileen Heckart) a fiery journalist, offers Lou the chance to work with her on a prestigious TV project. They prepare competing ideas for a TV documentary. 153854 1977 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary's Big Party T Ellison, Bob Episode #166. 3-5-1977 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary has planned a fancy party at her apartment, with a mystery guest of honor, but the power in the building goes before he arrives. Johnny Carson never actually seen because Mary's apartment is pitch black due to a power outage at the time he is there 153855 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary's Delinquent T Place, Mary Kay and Valeri Curtin Episode #128. 11-1-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary joins a Big Sisters scheme and tries to bring a teenage shoplifter to the side of good. Sue Ann, pursuing an award, decides to "adopt" a little sister as well but finds herself getting influenced. 153856 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary's Father T Pomerantz, Earl Episode #123. 9-27-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary researches a documentary with the help of a priest. He eventually decides to leave the Church, and Mary thinks that he has fallen in love with her. 153857 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary's Insomnia T Lloyd, David Episode #155. 12-4-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary is having trouble sleeping and resorts to pills, which has Lou concerned that she's become addicted to them. 153858 1977 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Mary's Three Husbands T Ellison, Bob Episode #165. 2-26-1977 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Murray, Ted and Lou fantasize about being married to Mary. 153859 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Menage-a-Lou T Ellison, Bob Episode #139. 1-24-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou almost ruins one of Mary's parties when his old girlfriend, Charlene Maguire, arrives with a date. He tries to make her jealous by taking out one of Mary's neighbors. 153860 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Menage-a-Phyllis T Silverman, Treva Episode #104. 11-2-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Phyllis dates a man on a platonic basis, but he is attracted more to Mary and begins seeing her. 153861 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: More Than Neighbors T Pritzker, Steve Episode #43. 1-29-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). After being persuaded by Phyllis, Ted moves into a vacant apartment below Mary's but Mary and Rhoda are not thrilled by the prospect 153862 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Murray Can't Lose T Lloyd, David Episode #154. 11-7-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou learns from a source on the Teddy Award's panel that Murray will finally win an award for his news writing. 153863 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Murray Faces Life T SVD 1227 Cohan, Martin Episode #69. 2-10-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Murray's ego takes a bruising when he learns a former classmate has just won a Pulitzer Prize. The gang tries to restore his confidence 153864 1977 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Murray Ghosts For Ted T Lloyd, David Episode #164. 2-14-1977 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted offers Murray $200 to write an article on his behalf. The article becomes a success, but Ted refuses to share the credit with Murray. 153865 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Murray In Love T Lloyd, David Episode #124. 10-4-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted's jocular nature is ideal for hosting a game show in New York, and he successfully auditions for the job. But Mary and Lou wonder if they really want to see him go. The Producer (Richard Balin). 153866 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Murray Takes a Stand T Lloyd, David Episode #140. 1-31-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Murray is unhappy with the new station owner's policies and tells him off over the phone one evening. However, the station owner fires him the following day. 153867 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: My Brother's Keeper T Clair, Dick and Jenna McMahon Episode #65. 1-13-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Phyllis wants to set up her visiting brother with Mary, but instead he hits it off with Rhoda and begins spending time with her to Phyllis's disapproval. 153868 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: My Son, the Genius T Ellison, Earl Episode #151. 11-6-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted and Georgette are initially disturbed to find that their son, David, is not doing well at school, but a psychiatrist's test shows that he is a genius. Unfortunately, David lets this go to his head and takes advantage of Ted. 153869 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Neighbors T Steinberg, Ziggy Episode #109. 12-7-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou wants a smaller place and moves in to Rhoda's old apartment but can't help interfering in Mary's private life. 153870 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: New Sue Ann, A T Lloyd, David Episode #103. 10-26-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Young fan Gloria Munson (Linda Kelsey), persuades Sue Ann to hire her for The Happy Homemaker. Sue Ann is angry when Gloria plays up to the station manager Ed Schroeder (Ron Rifkin) and gets a larger role on the show at the expense of her own. 153871 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Not a Christmas Story T Weinberger, Ed Episode #105. 11-9-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Entire newsroom staff is arguing with each other, and when they are trapped at the office due to bad weather, Sue Ann decides to serve her Christmas dinner early. 153872 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Not Just Another Pretty Face T Weinberger, Ed and Stan Daniels Episode #98. 9-21-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary dates a man with whom she has nothing in common and becomes concerned that their relationship is superficial. 153873 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Not With My Wife, I Don't T Ellison, Bob Episode #136. 1-3-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted and Georgette face marital problems, but Ted refuses to see a counselor unless Lou goes with him. 153874 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Once I Had a Secret Love T Nardo, Pat and Gloria Banta Episode #138. 1-17-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou has spent the night with Sue Ann, and confides in Mary. Their friendship is almost ruined when Mary is unable to keep the secret. 153875 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: One Boyfriend Too Many T Lloyd, David Episode #134. 12-13-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary's old flame Dan Whitfield, who once proposed to her, returns to Minneapolis and she's forced to choose between him and her current boyfriend. 153876 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: One Producer Too Many T Ellison, Earl Episode #150. 10-30-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou promotes Murray to co-producer against Mary's wishes to prevent him from accepting a producer's job at a rival television station. 153877 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Operation: Lou T Davis, Elias ad David Pollock Episode #61. 12-9-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou goes to hospital to have a piece of World War II shrapnel removed and, surprisingly, he and Ted become best friends. 153878 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Party is Such Sweet Sorrow T Cohan, Martin Episode #16. 1-09-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary gets a tempting offer from a rival television station, but becomes reluctant to leave when her WJM-TV colleagues throw a farewell party for her. 153879 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Phyllis Whips Inflation T Weinberger, Ed Episode #114. 1-18-1975. Pilot for "Phyllis," which ran from 1975-1977. TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Phyllis and Lars have a dispute and she finds her credit cards cut off. She looks for a job but finds that she has no relevant skills. 153880 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Put on a Happy Face T VHS 1270 Miller, Marilyn Suzanne and Monica McGowan Johnson Episode #71. 2-24-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Teddy Awards -- Mary nominated for producing an acclaimed WJM news program. Everything goes right for Rhoda and everything goes wrong for Mary on a disastrous day when she is due to go to the Teddies 153881 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Reliable Source, A T Powell, Richard M. Episode #142. 2-21-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary learns that an old friend seeking re-election to Congress had financial help from the mob. Lou threatens to use the story on the air. 153882 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Remembrance of Things Past T Clair, Dick and Jenna McMahon Episode #70. 2-17-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Former boyfriend visiting Minneapolis calls Mary who, deep down, wants to see him again but she has been hurt by him too many times before. 153883 2002 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Reunion 2002 T SVD 1176 Special Program TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Clips and Interviews. 153884 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Rhoda Morgenstern: Minneapolis to New York T Silverman, Treva Episode #62. 12-16-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Rhoda decides to move back to New York but Mary is taking the whole thing with a grain of salt. 153885 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Rhoda the Beautiful T Silverman, Treva Episode #54. 10-21-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). After losing 20 pounds, Rhoda enters a beauty contest at work, but continues to put herself down. 153886 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Rhoda's Sister Gets Married T Geld, Karyl Episode #75. 9-29-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Rhoda and Mary fly to New York for Rhoda's younger sister's wedding. Rhoda's mother downplays the whole thing fearing that Rhoda is envious. 153887 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Romeo and Mary T Mulholland, Jim and Mike Barrie Episode #67. 1-27-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Rhoda introduces Mary to a very irritating Warren Sturges, who tries everything including a giant billboard across the road from the WJM-TV offices to get her to accept his marriage proposal 153888 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Room 223 T SVD 1211 Silver, Susan Episode #28. 10-9-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary takes a class in journalism. Instructor becomes love interest Mary and Rhoda enroll in a night school course in journalism and Mary begins dating the lecturer. 153889 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Second Story Story T Pritzker, Steve Episode #18. 1-23-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary's apartment is burgled, with only her clothes, stereo and television taken but then next night the whole apartment is cleaned out. 153890 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Seminar, The T Macdonald, James and Robert Gerlach Episode #137. 1-10-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou and Mary go on a press junket to Washington, DC. Lou was once a correspondent there, but Mary has difficulty believing him about his contacts. Betty Ford (Herself). 153891 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Shame of the Cities, The T SV 110, 151. Elias, Michael Episode #115. 1-25-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou wants to research his own news story now that Mary's producer and decides to launch a major investigation on a city councilor only to discover that he is completely honest. 153892 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Six-and-a-Half-Year Itch, The T Silverman, Treva Episode #35. 11-27-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary, Rhoda and Lou go to a John Wayne movie, where they spot Lou's son-in-law with an unknown woman 153893 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Slaughter Affair, The T Mittleman, Rick Episode #41. 1-51-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Murray takes on a night job as a cab driver in order to save up and buy his wife Marie a new car for their 10th wedding anniversary. However, Marie becomes suspicious about Murray's absences and fears that Murray is having an affair with Mary Richards. 153894 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Smokey the Bear Wants You T Pritzker, Steve Episode #23. 2-27-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Rhoda falls in love with a top executive, and is shocked to find that he wants to give up the high-flying lifestyle to become a forest ranger. 153895 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Snow Must Go On, The T Davis, David and Lorenzo Music Episode #8. 11-7-1970 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Snowstorm leaves Mary producing her first program, broadcasting the results of the local elections. The show has to remain on until a winner is declared and no word is received at the newsroom 153896 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Some of My Best Friends Are Rhoda T Pritzker, Steve Episode #47. 2-26-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Through a minor car accident, Mary befriends a young woman, Joanne. Rhoda becomes jealous when Mary spends more time with Joanne but Mary quickly ends the new friendship when she discovers Joanne is anti-Semitic and disapproves of Rhoda. 153897 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Son for Murray, A T Weinberger, Ed Episode #108. 11-30-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Murray, who has three daughters, wants a son, but his wife Marie doesn't want to have another child. The couple decide to adopt instead 153898 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Sono of "But Seriously Folks." T Mishkin, Phil Episode #79. 10-27-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary's former boyfriend, Wes Callison (Jerry Van Dyke), gets a job in the newsroom but his affection for Mary gets in the way of his work. 153899 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Square-Shaped Room, The T Silver, Susan Episode #37. 12-11-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). When Edie is out of town, Lou hires Rhoda to redecorate his living room. However, Rhoda's tastes are too modern. 153900 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Sue Ann Falls in Love T Ellison, Bob Episode #143. 2-28-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Sue Ann has fallen in love, but her new boyfriend is less scrupulous than he first seems. 153901 1977 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Sue Ann Gets The Ax T SVD 1185 Ellison, Bob Episode #161. 1-29-1977 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Sue Ann's pride suffers when WJM cancels her show…begs Lou for a newsroom job, but he turns her down. Management tries to make her quit. 153902 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Sue Ann's Sister T Lloyd, David Episode #147. 10-9-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Sue Ann becomes deeply depressed when her sister arrives and gets an offer to do a competing homemaker show in Minneapolis. 153903 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Support Your Local Mother T Burns, Allan and James L. Brooks Episode #6. 10-24-1970 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Rhoda's mother, Ida, comes visiting and Rhoda refuses to see her. Ida stays with Mary but drives her crazy 153904 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: System, The T Weinberger, Ed Episode #113. 1-11-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). When Ted's formula for betting on football games works, Lou goes into partnership with him. He winds up betting all of the season's winnings on the Super Bowl without telling Ted. 153905 1977 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Ted and Georgette Show T Lloyd, David Episode #160. 1-22-1977 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted and Georgette successfully audition for their own variety show, which becomes a big hit, but Georgette eventually finds that she would prefer being a wife and mother. 153906 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Ted and the Kid T Ellison, Bob Episode #144. 3-6-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted and Georgette decide to adopt a son after Ted is informed he cannot have children. 153907 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Ted Baxter Meets Walter Cronkite T SVD 966, SV 62 Weinberger, Ed Episode #93. 2-9-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). After a heavy self-promotion campaign, Ted wins his first Teddy Award. When CBS News Anchorman Walter Cronkite comes to the newsroom, Ted assumes that he will be hired by the networks. 153908 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Ted Baxter's Famous Broadcasters School T VHS 1310 Zinberg, Michael Episode #119. 2-22-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted sponsors a bogus school for TV journalism. Con-man tricks Ted into setting up a broadcasters' academy. When he finds out he's been had, he asks Lou, Mary and Murray to be the faculty and give the semester's opening lectures. 153909 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Ted Over Heels T Davis, David and Lorenzo Music Episode #38. 12-18-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). After Ted appears on the Chuckles the Clown Show, he falls in love with Chuckles' daughter 153910 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Ted's Change of Heart T Pomerantz, Earl Episode #149. 10-23-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted suffers a heart attack on the air and for the next few days becomes conscious of how precious life is. Cameraman (Paul Sorensen). 153911 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Ted's Moment of Glory T Lee, Charles Episode #125. 10-11-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted's jocular nature is ideal for hosting a game show in New York, and he successfully auditions for the job. But Mary and Lou wonder if they really want to see him go. 153912 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Ted's Tax Refund T Ellison, Bob Episode #132. 11-29-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted is overjoyed when he gets a tax refund and splurges out on everyone at the newsroom, but is later shocked when the IRS informs him that he will be audited. 153913 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Ted's Temptation T SVD 1334 Ellison, Bob Episode #156. 12-11-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted must decide whether to grant an "in-depth" interview to an alluring newswoman whose interest in him is more than professional. Whitney: Trisha Noble Mary and Murray find it hard to believe that an attractive young journalist has tried to seduce Ted while they are at a convention in Hollywood 153914 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Ted's Wedding T Lloyd, David Episode #129. 11-8-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Out of pity for Ted, Mary invites him & Georgette over for brunch. While he as an onion ring in his mouth, he proposes to Georgette...again. When, for the first time, Georgette says no, she & Ted have a talk and decide they want to get married now. They invite all their friends: Lou, Murray (with mud on his sweatshirt from his son's football game), and Sue Ann .Ted's mom can't make it (she's washing her hair), but the incompetent minister comes straight from his tennis match. Best man Lou helps Ted calm his wedding day jitters. When the minister asks Ted if he takes Georgette to be his lawfully wedded wife, he pauses for a moment. Finally, with a smile on his face, he says, "I do." When they are pronounced husband & wife, Sue Ann sings the wedding march...very poorly, of course. Once the wedding ends and Lou, Murray, & Sue Ann leave, Ted asks, as if nothing had happened, "What's for dessert?" 153915 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: The Birds…and…um…Bees T Silverman, Treva Episode #25. 9-18-1971. Season 2 Opener TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). In the second-season premiere, after Mary Richards produces a "What's Your Sexual IQ?" documentary for the Six O'Clock News, Rhoda confesses to failing and Phyllis says that young Bess watched it. Phyllis calls on Mary to teach Bess the facts of life, but it turns out that Bess already had learned it from her friends. Meanwhile, the WJM-TV newsroom is shelled with phone calls responding to the documentary. According to Mary, more people are appalled by it than anything else. 153916 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Thoroughly Unmilitant Mary T Cohan, Martin Episode #32. 11-6-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Writing and technical unions go on strike, leaving only Lou, Mary, and Ted in the newsroom. WJM-TV makes Lou be second cameraman on "The Chuckles the Clown Show". Because an upset Murray is on strike, Mary has to write the news stories. They are terrible, and when Lou criticizes. Things take a turn for the worse: Ted's union strikes, and Lou has to fill in as anchorman! On his first broadcast, he has "clammy hands", and he bombs. At local bar, Murray, Gordy and Mary share a laugh. After drinking before his 2nd broadcast, he is "as cool as a cucumber"--that is, until he falls asleep at break time. Herb fills in for Lou for the rest of the broadcast. Next day, unions come to agreement and everything returns to normal. 153917 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Today I Am a Ma'am T Silverman, Treva Episode #2. 9-26-1970 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary is worried now that she's outside the 15-29 demographic group which the station classifies as 'young', and the mail boy has called her 'Ma'am'. Rhoda persuades her into calling an old boyfriend for a get-together 153918 1970 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Toulousse-Lautrec is One of My Favorite Artists T Turner, Lloyd Episode #7. 10-31-1970 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary begins seeing an author who appeared as a guest on WJM-TV's Scrutiny, and becomes extremely self-conscious after discovering he is several inches shorter than her. 153919 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Two Wrongs Don't Make a Writer T Lloyd, David Episode #95. 2-23-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Ted joins Mary at a night-school class in creative writing, and winds up plagiarizing her assignment 153920 1971 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: We Closed in Minneapolis T SV 205 Solms, Kenny and Gail Parent Episode #19. 1-30-1971 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Murray's play, All Work and No Play, is finally produced but his happiness is short-lived when he discovers that the leading role will be played by Ted. 153921 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: We Want Baxter T Lloyd, David Episode #84. 12-1-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Phyllis persuades Ted to stand for local government. Ted agrees and goes so far as to quit his job at WJM-TV. Gordy Howard (John Amos). 153922 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: What Are Friends For? T Lloyd, David Episode #106. 11-6-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary and Sue Ann go to a convention in Chicago and Mary finds out that Sue Ann leads a lonely life. 153923 1973 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: What Do You Do When Your Boss Says "I Love You?" T VHS 1267 Davis, Elias and David Pollock Episode #68. 2-3-1973 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary rubs it in when she learns Lou's new Station Manager Barbara Coleman (Lois Nettleton) is a woman who is interested in Lou. 153924 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: What Do You Want to Do When You Produce? T Nelbert, Shelley and Craig Allan Episode #135. 11-20-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Initially delighted at the chance of producing the Happy Homemaker show, Murray quickly becomes miserable when he realizes the menial tasks he has to do for Sue Ann. 153925 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: What is Mary Richards Really Like? T SVD 1097, SVD 802 Silver, Susan Episode #50. 9-23-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Troublesome columnist (Peter Haskell as Mark Williams) with penchant for twisting phrases asks to interview Mary. Lou suspicious of his motives. Mary is interviewed by a newspaper columnist Mark Williams (Peter Haskell) and ends up telling a little too much. 153926 1976 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: What's Wrong with Swimming? T Lloyd, David Episode #148. 10-16-1976 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary hires a new sportscaster who refuses to cover any sports but swimming and is faced with the prospect of firing her. 153927 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Where There's Smoke, There's Rhoda T Cohan, Martin Episode #45. 2-12-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). When Rhoda's apartment is destroyed by fire, she moves in with Mary. The two find that while they are best friends, they make awful roommates. 153928 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Who's In Charge Here? T Cohan, Martin Episode #51. 9-30-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou is promoted to the position of program director but has to decide to whom his old job should go. Meanwhile, The Six O'clock News begins falling apart without him. 153929 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: Will Mary Richards Go to Jail? T Weinberger, Ed and Stan Daniels Episode #97. 9-14-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary refuses to reveal a news source for a story she produced and has to spend a night in jail. Reporter (Don Mason). 153930 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: WJM Tries Harder T Geld, Karyl Episode #88. 1-5-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary dates top-rated anchorman and gets inferiority complex about her own news show Mary begins dating the anchorman from Minneapolis's top news show and becomes ashamed of WJM-TV's smaller news operation 153931 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: You Can't Lose 'em All T Lloyd, David Episode #118. 2-15-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Lou wins the Albert Mason Award, which he had once said was for broadcasting veterans who couldn't chew their own food. 153932 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: You Certainly Are a Big Boy T Cohan, Martin Episode #46. 2-19-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary begins dating an architect and is astonished to learn that his son is only six years younger than she is. 153933 1974 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: You Sometimes Hurt the One You Love T SVD 1279 Lloyd, David Episode #99. 9-28-1974 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Grant tosses Baxter through the newsroom door with enough intensity to give the anchor minor injuries. Guilty, Grant becomes Baxter's chief defender and Baxter takes advantage of it. Lou finally loses his temper with Ted when he endorses a political candidate on The Six O'clock News and throws him through the office doors. Lou feels guilty, and Ted takes advantage of him. 153934 1975 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: You Try to be a Nice Guy T Leeson, Michael Episode #117. 2-8-1975 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) producer at TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News Director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Newswriter Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary agrees to help a troubled crime prone girl go straight and find a job. 153935 1972 Mary Tyler Moore Show, The: You've Got a Friend T Pritzker, Steve Episode #59. 11-25-1972 TV News Staff. Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore) associate producer for TV station WJM-TV in Minneapolis, Minnesota. News director Lou Grant (Ed Asner). Anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). Writer Murray Slaughter (Gavin MacLeod). Mary becomes concerned when her father, newly retired, appears to have no friends or hobbies in Minneapolis, and tries to take on the role herself. 153936 1999 Mary Tyler Moore: Mary and Rhoda MT SVD 818 TV News Segment Producer Mary Richards Cronin (Mary Tyler Moore). Mary returns to the TV newsroom after the death of her husband, financial ruin and a reunion with Rhoda, her best friend. Finds it difficult to get a job at her age. WNYT Newsroom. African-American News Cameraman, Henry Allen (Tommy Hollis). Man in Charge Jonath Semeir (Elon Gold). TV Anchorwoman-Reporter Cecile Andrews (Christine Ebersole). Co-Anchor (Lawrence Clayton). Video Editor (Rick Gomez) Photographer (Eddie Korbich). 153937 1977 Mary White MT SV 138 White, William Allen (Writings). Caryl Ledner (Teleplay) Ness Book Editor William Allen White's (Ed Flanders) of The Emporia (Kansas) Gazette), a Pulitzer Prize-winning editor who often talks directly to the camera while reminiscing about his daughter Mary White (Kathleen Beller) who died at 16 in 1921. Editor's profession influences his daughter who resents the time her father devotes to his work, but who, as she grows up, begins to criticize him for not carrying his convictions far enough. When White writes an editorial attacking a group planning a KKK march in town, his daughter goes him one better by disrupting a speech by the Grand Wizard with the aid of a dog. Criticizes father for not fighting against segregation. When he points out he's editorialized against it, she says, "I'm not talking about writing. I'm talking about doing." White is seen working in his office and entertaining famous visitors. Woman tells him, "You've managed to take a small town newspaper…." "…and with the sheer genius of the editorials, you've made yourself a voice to be reckoned with right across the country…Do you think that could have happened if you'd been a woman?" 153938 1999 Mary Worth -- TV News Department CS OWN August 28, 1999 Daily Comics,. Los Angeles Times. Sunday Comics. Daily Comics (August-September) TV News Staff 153939 2005 Mary, Mary: Alex Cross Novel, A NM Patterson, James Los Angeles Times Gossip Columnist has received a series of e-mails from a woman named Mary Smith taking responsibility for the killing of her chauffeur and a well-known female movie producer. Investigative Journalist James Truscott follows the detective around and report on the murder cases he is working on. Detective called "America's Sherlock Homes" in one of the country's more influential, or at least best-read, magazines. 153940 1986 Mary: And the Winner Is…. T Marshall, Emily Episode #11. 3-25-1986 Columnist Mary Brenner (Mary Tyler Moore) originally a writer for Fashion magazine, Women's Digest. The magazine folded, and Mary took a job as a consumer advocate for the Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) writing "Consumer Helpline.". Editor Frank DeMarco (James Farentino). Theatre Critic Ed LaSalle (John Astin) writes column, "Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) writes The Mainline Reporter Mary is stunned when she wins a fashion writer's award for an article she wrote at her former job. 153941 1986 Mary: Beans T Wyman, Douglas Episode #8. 1-29-1986 Columnist Mary Brenner (Mary Tyler Moore) originally a writer for Fashion magazine, Women's Digest. The magazine folded, and Mary took a job as a consumer advocate for the Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) writing "Consumer Helpline.". Editor Frank DeMarco (James Farentino). Theatre Critic Ed LaSalle (John Astin) writes column, "Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) writes The Mainline Reporter Mary is convinced that Frank has made a bad decision. When she threatens to go over his head, Frank just laughs. 153942 1985 Mary: Chicago Hi-Lo T Koenig, Dennis Episode #3. 12-25-1985 Columnist Mary Brenner (Mary Tyler Moore) originally a writer for Fashion magazine, Women's Digest. The magazine folded, and Mary took a job as a consumer advocate for the Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) writing "Consumer Helpline.". Editor Frank DeMarco (James Farentino). Theatre Critic Ed LaSalle (John Astin) writes column, "Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) writes The Mainline Reporter Assuming she has no idea how to play, Frank and the others invite Mary to join them for a round of poker. 153943 1986 Mary: Death Threat, The T Wyman, Douglas Episode #5. 1-8-1986 Columnist Mary Brenner (Mary Tyler Moore) originally a writer for Fashion magazine, Women's Digest. The magazine folded, and Mary took a job as a consumer advocate for the Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) writing "Consumer Helpline.". Editor Frank DeMarco (James Farentino). Theatre Critic Ed LaSalle (John Astin) writes column, "Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) writes The Mainline Reporter When the Eagle is hit with a series of death threats, Mary is fearful, but Frank just laughs them off. 153944 1986 Mary: Everyone's a Critic T Straw, Tom Episode #4. 1-1-1986 Columnist Mary Brenner (Mary Tyler Moore) originally a writer for Fashion magazine, Women's Digest. The magazine folded, and Mary took a job as a consumer advocate for the Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) writing "Consumer Helpline.". Editor Frank DeMarco (James Farentino). Theatre Critic Ed LaSalle (John Astin) writes column, "Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) writes The Mainline Reporter Ed LaSalle uses some of Mary's vague comments about a play in his review. Unfortunately Mary didn't attend the play even though she was supposed to. 153945 1986 Mary: Forest For the Trees, The T Marshall, Emily Episode #6. 1-15-1986 Columnist Mary Brenner (Mary Tyler Moore) originally a writer for Fashion magazine, Women's Digest. The magazine folded, and Mary took a job as a consumer advocate for the Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) writing "Consumer Helpline.". Editor Frank DeMarco (James Farentino). Theatre Critic Ed LaSalle (John Astin) writes column, "Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) writes The Mainline Reporter Mary is depressed because her birthday is the same day as her wedding anniversary. Her spirits receive a lift when she gets a gift form an unexpected place. 153946 1985 Mary: From Pillar to Post - Pilot T Levine, Ken and David Isaacs Episode #1. Series 12-11-1985 to 4-8-1986 Columnist Mary Brenner (Mary Tyler Moore) originally a writer for Fashion magazine, Women's Digest. The magazine folded, and Mary took a job as a consumer advocate for the Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) writing "Consumer Helpline.". Editor Frank DeMarco (James Farentino). Theatre Critic Ed LaSalle (John Astin) writes column, "Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) writes The Mainline Reporter Returning to the workplace after her divorce, Mary is determined to prove to her boss that she is tough enough to handle the job. 153947 1986 Mary: Little Jo T Straw, Tom Episode #12. 4-1-1986 Columnist Mary Brenner (Mary Tyler Moore) originally a writer for Fashion magazine, Women's Digest. The magazine folded, and Mary took a job as a consumer advocate for the Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) writing "Consumer Helpline.". Editor Frank DeMarco (James Farentino). Theatre Critic Ed LaSalle (John Astin) writes column, "Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) writes The Mainline Reporter Mary sets up a dinner for Jo and her parents. 153948 1985 Mary: Make My Day T Levine, Ken and David Isaacs Episode #2. 12-18-1985 Columnist Mary Brenner (Mary Tyler Moore) originally a writer for Fashion magazine, Women's Digest. The magazine folded, and Mary took a job as a consumer advocate for the Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) writing "Consumer Helpline.". Editor Frank DeMarco (James Farentino). Theatre Critic Ed LaSalle (John Astin) writes column, "Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) writes The Mainline Reporter Jo decides that Mary isn't tough enough in dealing with a shady businessman so she tells him off -- while pretending to be Mary. Susan hoping for a sign from Lester agrees to go on a date with Frank. 153949 1986 Mary: Mr. Lucky T Koenig, Dennis Episode #10. 2-19-1986 Columnist Mary Brenner (Mary Tyler Moore) originally a writer for Fashion magazine, Women's Digest. The magazine folded, and Mary took a job as a consumer advocate for the Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) writing "Consumer Helpline." Editor Frank DeMarco (James Farentino). Theatre Critic Ed LaSalle (John Astin) writes column, "Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) writes The Mainline Reporter Frank thinks he's the luckiest man in the world -- until Mary declines his offer to go to Monte Carlo with him. 153950 1986 Mary: Same Old Song T Levine, Ken and David Isaacs Episode #7. 1-22-1986 Columnist Mary Brenner (Mary Tyler Moore) originally a writer for Fashion magazine, Women's Digest. The magazine folded, and Mary took a job as a consumer advocate for the Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) writing "Consumer Helpline.". Editor Frank DeMarco (James Farentino). Theatre Critic Ed LaSalle (John Astin) writes column, "Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) writes The Mainline Reporter Jo's sometimes boyfriend has finally finished his book. Will Mary help him get it published? 153951 1985 Mary: Steppin' Out With Mar Brenner T Tilly, Jennifer Episode #13. 4-8-1986 Columnist Mary Brenner (Mary Tyler Moore) originally a writer for Fashion magazine, Women's Digest. The magazine folded, and Mary took a job as a consumer advocate for the Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) writing "Consumer Helpline.". Editor Frank DeMarco (James Farentino). Theatre Critic Ed LaSalle (John Astin) writes column, "Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) writes The Mainline Reporter Frank makes Mary review Ed LaSalle's play. 153952 1986 Mary: Table For Two T Marshall, Emily Episode #9. 2-12-1986 Columnist Mary Brenner (Mary Tyler Moore) originally a writer for Fashion magazine, Women's Digest. The magazine folded, and Mary took a job as a consumer advocate for the Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) writing "Consumer Helpline.". Editor Frank DeMarco (James Farentino). Theatre Critic Ed LaSalle (John Astin) writes column, "Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) writes The Mainline Reporter When Mary's dinner date cancels, Frank engineers a spot at her table. 153953 1986 Mary: We Get Letters T Markoe, Merrill Episode. Columnist Mary Brenner (Mary Tyler Moore) originally a writer for Fashion magazine, Women's Digest. The magazine folded, and Mary took a job as a consumer advocate for the Chicago Eagle (Chicago Post) writing "Consumer Helpline.". Editor Frank DeMarco (James Farentino). Theatre Critic Ed LaSalle (John Astin) writes column, "Stepping Out with Ed LaSalle. Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tucker (Katey Segal) writes The Mainline Reporter 153954 2007 Mary's Dilemma M Newscaster (Matt Barnaba). 153955 1976 Masada Plan, The NM OWN - H - GPL Harris, Leonard Reporter Kate Colby tries to find out the details of an Israeli plan to plant nuclear bombs in New York, Moscow and other cities. 153956 2000 Mascha Rabben…nur drei bis vier Satze am Telefon MF Interviewer (Jens Geutebruck-Himself - The Interviewer) 153957 1984 Mashaal MF India Newspaper Editor Vinod Kumar (Dilip Kumar) is fired for writing against an influential politician and underworld don. He re-locates to the slums of Bombay and starts his own publication, The Torch. . Soon runs into problems with local street-gangs. One gang is headed by Raja (Anil Kapoor). The editor wins him over and the young man decides to give up his gang and leave the slums. When he returns anxious to work with the editor and his publication, he discovers that the editor is now a criminal don who has no interest in any publication or Raja. Editor Dinesh (Alok Nath). Editor Mehta (Nitin Sethi). 153958 1944 Mask of Dimitrios, The M DVD -R HQ 1796 Gruber, Frank (Screenplay). Ambler, Eric (Novel) Paris Reporter (Peter Helmers). Dutch Mystery Writer Cornelius Latimer Lyman (Peter Lorre) writes detective stories traces the life of a master criminal reported dead. 153959 1954 Mask of Dust M Reporter (Edwin Richfield). Cynical Reporter in Lounge. 153960 1994 Mask of Time, The N Gabriel, Marius Journalist Anna Kelly investigates her mother's vicious beating. 153961 1994 Mask, The M L Dark Horse Comic Strips (Source). Michael Fallon, Mark Verheiden (Story). Mike Werb (Screenplay) Ness Book Advice Columnist Peggy Brandt (Amy Yasbeck) wants to be "a real reporter," tries to get a story on bank clerk who develops unusual powers and indulges in criminal activities when he dons the Mask. Columnist is on hand when the police try to arrest the clerk and she helps him escape. Pretends to be attracted to him, but sells him out to a gang of crooks for $50,000, telling him she cannot afford to lose her condo. Columnist seems uncertain whether she writes for The Evening Star or the Edge City Tribune. Reporter (Suzanne Dunn). 153962 2003 Masked and Anonymous M DVD -R HQ 1880, 1881 Journalist Tom Friend (Jeff Bridges), investigative reporter and pontificating journalist. He interviews a near-legendary musician Jack Fate (Bob Dylan) who is released form prison to perform during a televised benefit concert. Pompous and long-winded. Reporter Friend is beaten up by one of the musician's friends Baby Cupid (Luke Wilson) when he threatens them with a gun. Beaten over the head with a guitar and killed. Legendary musician Fate is arrested for the crime even though he didn't do it. Editor (Bruce Dern). 153963 2008 Masked by Moonlight NR Pleiter, Allie Journalist Georgia Waterhouse. When night fell on the lawless streets of old San Francisco, Matthew Covington, seemingly just another wealthy society idler, became the mysterious crime-fighter known as the Black Bandit. Nothing could tempt him to reveal his secret identity, until the English gentlemen met Waterhouse, whose pseudonymous newspaper accounts had made his daring exploits famous. He was coming to care deeply for this woman, who shared his passionate devotion to justice -- and the Lord -- but she could never know he was her shadow-shrouded hero. What would become of their growing love if he revealed the truth that lay behind the mask? 153964 1940 Masked Detective, The SS Daniels, Norman Masked Detective, The. Fall 1940 issue debut Reporter Rex Parker for the New York Comet, is master of disguise, good ventriloquist and trained boxer. World's greatest crime sleuth as the Masked Detective. Winnie Bligh, another reporter for the Comet, got into trouble and needed Parker to rescue her. Total: 13 Adventures. 153965 1943 Masked Marvel, The M 12 chapters. Serial Newscaster (Wendell Niles, Chapter 1)). Reporter (Sam Ash). First Reporter (Lester Dorr). Photographer (Brooks Benedict). 153966 1999 Masked Prosecutor, The (Yau Cha) M Reporter tries to learn secret identity of vigilante 153967 1996 Masked Rider: Testing 1, 2, 3 T Episode #23. 7-13-1996 Reporter (Wendee Lee - Voice). Fact (Julie Maddalena - Voice). 153968 1988 Masks of Rome, The N Llewellyn, Caroline Journalist 153969 1969 Masque of Horror NM OWN - H Linn, Edward-Jack Pearl Newspaperman. Through the overzealousness of a headline happy newspaperman, a black captain is recommended for the Congressional Medal of Honor. Adam March, Broadway columnist turned war correspondent 153970 2000 Masquerade NM Hoff, B.J. Journalist Danni St. John returns to her hometown of Red Oak, Alabama. Joins forces with sheriff to solve mystery. 153971 1929 Masquerade M News Media. First Reporter (John Breeden). Second Reporter (Jack P. Pierce). Third Reporter (Pat Moriarity). Fourth Reporter (Jack Carlyle). 153972 1965 Masquerade M Photographer (David Nettheim). 153973 1996 Masquerade N Lynds, Gayle Journalist 153974 1991 Masquerade in Blue N Brod, D.C. Journalist and activist/environmentalist is arrested for the murder of a real-estate developer. 153975 1945 Masquerade in Mexico M Newspaperman (Frank Leyva). 153976 1933 Masquerader, The M DVD -R HQ 10520, 10521 Thurston, Katherine Cecil (Novel) and John Hunter Booth (Play) Ness Book Journalist John Loder (Ronald Coleman), trades places with his cousin, a drug-addicted member of Parliament. Saves the country during a crisis. Journalist plays the role for life. 153977 1922 Masquerader, The M Booth, John Hunter (Play). Katherine Cecil Thurston (Novel). Richard Walton Tully (Scenario) AFI-Journalists - Ness Book Journalist cousin of a British statesman, whose political career and home life are on the rocks, trades places with his lookalike cousin. Complications develop when the man's wife falls for the double and the situation is resolved when statesman dies. War is used to provide motivation for the journalist agreeing to the substitution. 153978 1985 Mass N Fuller, Jack Reporter Stan Majewski's son David has turned to drugs, sex, and violence. 153979 2001 Massacre Island NM Hegwood, Martin TV Reporter Darren Wright for Fox News. Drinks. Says to police detective: "We're both investigators, only you're a private one and I'm as public as you can get. Every day, I tell all I know to millions of people I never see." Tabloids savage a young woman's reputation who was one of four victims murdered execution-style in her boyfriend's home. Media have sensationalized the story portraying the deaths as drug-related as the woman as a tramp. Wright: "At least I don't work for that god-awful Hard Copy. I've heard journalists referred to as whores, and I may be. But, by God, at least I work the penthouses and don't walk the damned streets." 153980 1997 Masseuse 2 M Reporter (Traci Burgard) 153981 1998 Massoud, l'Afghan DF France Interviewer-Narrator Christophe de Ponfilly. 153982 1947 Master Criminal File, The: Cub Reporter, The CB Hoppy the Marvel Bunny #10 Cub Reporter Cubby looks for a story at the International Detectives’ Convention and finds a crook as one of the detectives. 153983 1952 Master Jim Probity (Affair of Love, An) N Swinnerton, Frank Press 153984 2003 Master Keaten: TF Japan News Media. Reporter Patricia Keaton (Nicole Oliver). Reporter (Trevor Devall). Reporter (Brian Drummond). 153985 1945 Master Key, The M 13 chapters. Serial. To Be Continued, Reporter Janet Lowe (Jan Wiley) battling spies. Editor Phillips (Edward Earle in Chapter 13). 153986 1946 Master Love M Radio. Le radio-reporter (Andre Bervil). 153987 2008 Master of Disaster: Behind the Scenes Mystery, A N Teller, Ira Promotion-Documentary Writer-Producer of Motion Picture Movie Trailers (Coming Attractions) has his life and limbs almost electrocuted, crushed, burned, drowned and buried alive on a movie set, where he is attempting to produce his first “Behind the Scenes” documentary -- aka Electronic Press Kit (EPK). North, desperate to revive a once thriving motion picture marketing career, accepts a Studio assignment for a high energy, blow budget, graphic novel inspired movie, “Master of Disaster,” filming in Augusta, Georgia and plagued by local dissent, a series of unexplained “accidents” and a sabotage scheme. With the help of Larry and Jeff Knowl, his “Twin Tower” sized EPK cameraman and sound operator, Irv North uncovers a sabotage plot that, if successful, will not only end his new career before it begins, it could cause the deaths of innocent cast and crew members. For the first time, North is faced with putting the lives of others before his own. At first, suspicion falls on a host of Industry types, a bombastic Studio marketing executive, an egotistical film director who keeps upping the ante on the risks the stunt crew must take, a Bollywood star in his first American movie who thinks he’s immortal, his sexy firebrand assistant/lover who starts a riot with the August locals, and a publicist who puts our PR fires and maybe starts them. 153988 1994 Master of the Moor MT Reporter (Ingrid Lacey) 153989 1961 Master of the World M Newspaper front pages whirling up at the camera 153990 1965 Master Singers: Two Choirs and a Valley DT Short Commentator Ewan MacColl. 153991 1966 Master, The MT TV Reporter (Alex MacIntosh). Reporter (Frank Jarvis). Newscaster (John McGavin). Sub-Editor (Leonard Woodrow). 153992 1984 Master, The: Fat Tuesday T Sawyer, Tom Episode. 3-9-1984 News Media 153993 1957 Masterdetektiven lever farligt MF Journalist (Carl-Axel Elfving) 153994 1992 Mastergate MT SV 184 Gelbart, Larry (Play, Teleplay) Parody News. Satire of media hounds in a TV setting. 153995 1997 Masterminds M News Media. Female TV Reporter (Pamela Martin). Male TV Reporter (Merrett Green). News Anchor (Tony Parsons). 153996 2000 Masterpiece Contemporary: Place of Execution, A MT DVD -R HQ 11600 McDermid, Val (Based on his Novel) with Patrick Harbison Miniseries. Masterpiece Contemporary. TV Journalist-Documentary Maker Catherine Heathcote (Juliet Stevenson), who made her name in war zones and refugee camps, is back home after a painful divorce. She’s turned her attention to the disappearance of a teenager, a crime that rocked the rural community of Scardale in Northumberland in the 1960s. Catherine suspects the true story may be very different from the one she thought she was telling. TV Journalist (Juliet Stevenson) arrives in an English village to make a film about a 13-year-old girl who disappeared 40 years earlier. In 1963, the inexplicable disappearance of wealthy teenager Alison Carter triggers a manhunt in the sleep farming village where she lives. As the snow begins to fall and clues begin to mount, university-educated Detective Inspector George Bennett (Lee Ingleby), an outside in a village of farmers, becomes hell-bent on finding Alison before she is killed and locating the perpetrator of this heinous crime when it quickly becomes clear that Alison may have been the victim of something far worse than just kidnapping. As Bennett doggedly questions Alison’s parents, class distinctions, prejudices and misdirection soon become shockingly clear. Bennett’s quest to find Alison’s attacker plants a seed of obsession inside him and the Alison Carter case propels him to great heights over the course of his career. In the present day, a much-older George Bennett (Philip Jackson) is a participant in a documentary film about the Alison case made by Journalist Heathcote, a gifted documentarian whose skill with the camera and her subjects is sadly greater than her material instincts. We first see Catharine as she’s forced to post bail for her 15-year-old daughter Sasha (Elizabeth Day), accused of vandalizing some local businesses. And that's where the story begins. Old George Bennett is able to pull some strings with the local constabulary to get Sasha released but the cooperative former copper stuns Catherine by saying that he's pulling out of the film and refuses to discuss the Alison Carter case any further, saying that mistakes were made in the investigation. It's Bennett's silence that spurs Catherine to action as she begins to pour over the evidence once again in order to find out what has provoked Bennett's sudden reluctance. Catherine's investigation in the present-day dovetails quite nicely with that of DI Bennett's in 1963 as the duo conduct their own explorations of the townspeople and Alison Carter's disappearance. As each of them does so, the audience is invited along for the ride but certain clues take on new meaning in the harsh light of present-day scrutiny, leading Catherine and the audience to believe that not everything about the Alison Carter investigation was as it seemed. Heathcote has an all-consuming need for the Truth at any cost. She is both truth-seeker and muckraker at the same time, a mass of flaws and inconsistencies who is searching for a girl long missing but can’t see her own daughter crying out for help in front of her. 153997 2008 Masterpiece Special: Unseen Alistair Cooke, The DT DVD -R HQ 10663 Episode. 11-2008 Journalist-Broadcaster Alistair Cooke, one of the most celebrated broadcasters of the 20th century. Told in his own voice and in interviews with family and close friends. The program is a chance to see America as Cooke first saw it: the raw material for a lifetime of journalism. Seen for the first time are extraordinary 8mm home movies shot by Cooke from 1933 onwards, charting his discovery of America, his passions and his relationships with stars such as Paulette Goddard and Charlie Chaplin. 153998 1990 Masterpiece Theatre T Correspondent Michael Jordan (Adrian Lukis) in Paris falls in love 153999 1974 Masterpiece Theatre: Murder Must Advertise T Journalist Peter Wimsey (Ian Carmichael) 154000 1971 Masters Affair, The N OWN - H Hirschfeld, Burt News Media 154001 2005 Masters of Horror: Homecoming T DVD -R HQ 6971 Episode #108. 12-1-2005 News Media discover zombies have swayed the presidential election. TV Talk Show Host Marty Clark (Terry David Mulligan) of "Marty Clark Live!". TV news broadcasts. 154002 2005 Masters of Horror: Imprint T DVD release was too gruesome to show on television. First uncensored version available in America from horror director Takashi Miike. Journalist (Billy Drago) is searching for a prostitute in 19th century Japan and discovers instead a deformed courtesan with a tale of unspeakable cruelty. 154003 1999 Masterson NW Wheeler, Richard S. Sportswriter Bartholomew "Bat" Masterson is 64 and writing a column for the New York Morning Telegraph when he is interviewed by Columnists Louella Parson and Damon Runyon about his notorious past. When Parsons asks him, "Have you killed 26 men? Have you been charged with first-degree murder four times? Did you shoot down seven cowboys and bring their heads in a sack back to Dodge City? Have you owned cathouses?" His life, now outrageously overblown by Ned Buntline for dime novels causes Masterson to suddenly become worried about the inglorious and mostly false reputation he has endured for decades as a legendary gunfighter. The year is 1919. He has hunted buffalo and fought Indians, been a gambler and a lawman, but everyone still believes he's an incorrigible womanizer who has run cathouses and gunned down dozens of men. Accompanied by his common-law wife, he returns to Dodge City, Tombstone and Denver to clear his name and to establish he killed only one man who richly deserved it. But he discovers the public wants the legend, not the truth. 154004 2007 Mastersons of Manhattan, The T Reporter (Gil Smith). Two sisters come from a socially prominent family in New York. 154005 1985 Mata Hari M Reporter (Laszlo Farkas). Newspaperman (Vilmos Kolba). 154006 1981 Matador: Hr. Stein TF Denmark. Episode #18. 1-10-1981 Photographer (Ryddy Nyegaard). 154007 2007 Match Made for Christmas, A NR Springer, Kathryn Reporter Connor Lawe, a cynical small-town Wisconsin reporter, discovers that getting a youth leader to agree to a story about her merry band of carolers who deliver singing Christmas telegrams is easier said than done, but well worth the effort. 154008 1964 Match of the Day DT UK. Series 1964- Sports Staff. Reporters Andrew James, Sue Thearle. Presenters Ray Stubbs. Commentators Simon Brotherton, Tony Gubba, Alistair Mann, John Motson, Gary Mowbray, Jonathan Pearce, John Roeder, Wally Barnes, Alan Weeks, Steve Wilson 154009 2004 Match of the Day DT UK. Series News Staff. Reporter Sue Thearle. Commentators Wally Barnes, Simon Brotherton, Barry Davies, Tony Gubba, John Motson, Guy Mowbray, Jonathan Pearce, Alan Weeks, Steve Wilson. Presenter Gary Lineker, Ray Stubbs., John Roeder. 154010 1964 Match of the Day DT UK. Series 1964. News Staff. Reporter Sue Thearle (1998-200. Commentators Steve Wilson (2000-2006), Wally Barnes (2004), Simon Brotherton (1999-2006), Barry Davies (1969-2004), Tony Gubba (2004-2006), John Motson (1975-2006), Guy Mowbray (2004-2006). Commentators Jonathan Pearce (2004-2006), Martin Fisher (2006), Graeme Le Saux (2004-2006), Alan Weeks (2004), Alistair Mann (2006), John Roeder (2006), Ian Gwyn Hughes (2006)., Dan O'Hagan (2006). Presenter Gary Linekere (1999-2006), Ray Stubbs (1990-2006), Kenneth Wolstenholme (1964-1967), Jimmy Hill (1973-1988), Desmond Lynam (1988-1999). 154011 2006 Match of the Day 2 DT UK - Series 2004- Sports Staff. Reporters Lee Sharpe, Kevin Day. Commentators Martin Fish, Jonathan Pearce, Simon Brotherton, Guy Mowbray, Steve Wilson. Presenter Adrian Chiles. 154012 1967 Matchless M SVD 1164 Donati, Ermanno (Story). Alberto Lattuada, Dean Craig (Mario Pierotti), Luigi Malerba, Jack Pulman (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Ness Book Correspondent Perry "Matchless" Liston (Patrick O'Neal) of the New York Tribune, earned his nickname while fighting in Korean War. Against orders of his paper, Liston enters communist China and is tortured when mistaken for agent. Communists think he has information about deadly chemical. In prison, an elderly Asian gives journalist a ring that makes him invisible for brief periods. He escapes but is captured by the U.S. military who also believe he knows about the chemical. He agrees to help U.S. intelligence. Reporter gets chemical formula but decides it is too dangerous and dumps the information into the harbor in Hamburg. 154013 2006 Matchmaker, Matchmaker NR Schmidt, Anna Reporter Jud Marlowe pries into matchmaker's Washington D.C. church's speed-dating program. Covering her pet project is all well and good, but his journalistic instincts tell him the real story is with the woman's senator father. With the article in question, it's up to Jud to decide what's more important: a scoop or a sweetheart. 154014 1997 Matchmaker, The M Journalist named Sean (David O'Hara). Journalist (Nancy O'Brien). 154015 1985 Matchmaker’s Moon N Browning, Dixie Silhouette Desire #212 Reporter writing a “Ten Most Eligible Bachelors” article gets an earful from Rune McLaughlin’s mother who would stop at nothing to find him a wife including telling all to the reporter. Women up and down the Eastern Seaboard were now calling Rune up, offering to prepare his favorite dishes. He had to get away. But when his isolated retreat turned out to have the eminently eligible Corey Peters living next door, Rune thought he had been set up. Corey denied it vehemently, and he almost believed her. No one could have known how perfect she was for him. Rune himself hadn’t known exactly what he wanted in a woman until he found it in her. 154016 2003 Matchups M Sports Reporter (T.V. Blake). Commentator #1 (Rob Tepper). Commentator #2 (Herb Irvine). Commentator #3 (Bobby Lucas). Commentator #4 (Tony Pacheco). Commentator #5 (Dannon Green). Commentator #6 (Lamel D. Harris). News Reporter #1 (Leslie Wells). News Reporter #2 (Krishna Y. Smith). 154017 1984 Matelot 521, Le MF Photographer (Vincent Costello). 154018 2005 Material Girls M News Media. People Magazine Reporter (Carl Lewis). "Extra" Reporter (Terri Seymour). TV News Anchor (Suzanne Whang). "E" Reporter (Brad Blumenthal-Parker). Photographer (Jason Huber). Gossip Weekly Reporter (Kristen Hagen). Reporter (Charlie Pineda). 154019 1954 Mather Story N Prebble, John Press 154020 1862 Mathew Brady Exhibit of Antietam Civil War Battle Photographs A Photojournalist Mathew Brady and his staff exhibited in Brady’s New York studio photographs of the Antietam landscape taken just after the September battle that claimed the lives of more than 6,000 men. Photography was in its infancy and most Americans had never seen anything but drawings and paintings of the war. The exhibition caused a sensation. People were stunned even though the images showed none of the fighting, only the aftermath: burial parties, bodies strewn across the landscape and a boatload of picnickers blandly relaxing at the scene where thousands had died. Anonymous New York Times Reporter: “We recognize the battlefield as a reality, but it stands as a remote one. It is like a funeral next door...It attracts your attention, but it does not enlist your sympathy. But it is very different when the hearse stops at your own door and the corpse is carried out over your own threshold...Mr. Brady has done something to bring home to us the terrible reality and earnestness of war. If he has not brought bodies and laid them in our door yards and along streets, he has done something very like it.” 154021 1970 Mathias Kneissl MF Germany Reporter Kruger 154022 1990 Mathnet: Case of the Ersatz Earthquake, The T Episode #14. Anchorman (Larry McCormick). 154023 1991 Mathnet: Case of the Purloined Policies, The T Episode #25. News Dealer (Robert Weil). 154024 1978 Matilda M Gallico, Paul (Novel). Albert S. Ruddy, Timothy Galfas (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter Duke Parkhurst (Robert Mitchum) is said to be "the most influential sportswriter in the world." Current boxing champion controlled by a gangster journalist wants to put out of business. Witnesses exhibition by boxing kangaroo. Makes deal with promoter to write about animal's bouts if he arranges them. Journalist says on the sidelines commenting, "I don't believe it" and "It's almost human." Final summation about how audience supported the kangaroo until they began to feel threatened as a human race. Parkhurst becomes managing editor of newspaper. Matilda's owner claims he used to be known as "the Bermondsey Kid," which was title of 1933 British film involving a boxing newsboy. Ring Announcers (James Lennon, Don Dunphy) 154025 1970 Matilda N OWN - H Gallico, Paul News Media 154026 2004 Matinale, La DF France. Series 2004. Journalist Valerie Astruc ("Interview politique"). Hosts Thierry Gilardi, Stephanie Renouvin, Bruce Toussaint. 154027 1993 Matinee M Newscaster (Ike Pappas) 154028 1995 Matinee Idol, The MT News Reporter (Rob Cryston) 154029 1955 Matinee Theatre: In the Fog T Davis, Richard Harding Davis. Adaptation. 9-11-55 Journalists 154030 1928 Mating Call, The M Newspaperman (Herman J. Mankiewicz). World War I vet takes on the Klu Klux Klan when he loses his wife to a womanizing Klansman. 154031 1965 Mating Dance P MLPL Howard, E.H.-H. McAvity Play Index, 1961-67 Press 154032 1918 Mating, The M AFI-Novelists/Publishers Writer 154033 1988 Matlock: T SV 178 (Media Excerpts), SV 47. Episodes News Media 154034 1992 Matlock: Abduction, The T Episode #125. 3-6-1992 Newscaster (Dale Harimoto). 154035 1990 Matlock: Accused, The T SVD 743 Episode #163. 10-13-1994 Journalist kills an underworld figure in self-defense after meeting him for an interview. Matlock defends him. 154036 1987 Matlock: Author, The T Episode #14. 1-13-1987 Reporter Carl Burke (John Schuck). 154037 1990 Matlock: Biker, The T Episode #100. 11-17-1990 TV Interviewer (Craig Shoemaker). Movie Star is killed on way to premiere and former bodyguard is prime suspect. 154038 1990 Matlock: Blackmailer, The T VHS 1244 Episode #89. 5-1-1990 Cartoonist Mark Joy (Ron Winfield) draws bead on state senator who is not amused. He swears he is not using his comic strip, "The Peach Pit," to slander a local politician. He runs into problems when comic strips published aren't his work. So he asks Matlock for help. 154039 1990 Matlock: Cookie Monster, The T Episode #90. 5-8-1990 News Media. Newscaster (Fred Holliday). TV Interviewer (Craig Shoemaker). Cookie Maker announces plans to take over smaller baking companies. She dies from allergic reaction to hazelnuts and Matlock defends another cookie maker. 154040 1986 Matlock: Cop, The T Episode #9. 11-15-1986 News Media. Reporter (Ines Pedroza). 154041 1987 Matlock: Country Boy, The T Episode #34. 12-15-1987 Reporter (Marshall Martin). Reporter (Eli Rich). 154042 1990 Matlock: Cover Girl, The T Episode #99. 11-20-1990 Photographer Harry Samuels (Michael Harris). 154043 1991 Matlock: Critic, The T DVD -R HQ 8503. DVD -R 1555 Episode Theater Critic John Bosley Hackett (Tony Jay) is murdered and one of the suspects is the creator of a Broadway-bound musical. He's counting on the musical being a failure because he has oversold stock in the production. The powerful critic is killed. 154044 1989 Matlock: D.J., The T Episode #52. 1-3-1989 Reporter (Helen Nemir Hanson). Reporter (Miguel Marcott). 154045 1991 Matlock: Defense, The T Episode #118. 12-6-1991 News Media. Reporter (Laurel Schaefer). 154046 1986 Matlock: Diary of a Perfect Murder MT DVD -R HQ 1785, 1786. SVD 782. SVD 570. SV 199. First 30 Minutes Hargrove, Dean Episode #1. 3-3-1986 TV Reporter is accused of murdering his former wife and the famous father-daughter lawyer team takes on the case. 154047 1986 Matlock: Don, The (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 10783 (Part One - Episode #6) Episode #6-#7. 10-28-/11-1986 News Media. Reporter (Bonnie Strauss). 154048 1992 Matlock: Evening News, The (Parts I and II) T DVD -R HQ 2116, 2117. SVD 800. VHS 413 Episodes #127-#128. 4-24-1992, 5-1-1992 TV Anchor Diane Becker-Vicki Davis (Mary Gordon Murray) lans to frame a TV reporter for murder. Reporter Stu Pursey (Lance E. Nichols). Reporters (Dale Harimoto, Mary Ingersoll). When the intended victim fakes own death, the female anchor is arrested for a crime never committed. Matlock has to work to get her released. The real murderer winds up murdering himself. 154049 1989 Matlock: Ex, The T DVD -R HQ 1939. SVD 783 (Missing last 5 minutes), SV 161, 122 Episode #71. 10-17-1989 Editor of a newspaper is killed by a man in Baltimore because the editor dragged his name in the mud. Gossip Columnist (Tony Alexander). Editor (Ellen Heuer). 154050 1990 Matlock: Fighter, The T DVD -R HQ 8483. DVD -R 1660. SVD 1702. Episode #102. 12-11-1990 Sports Reporter is murdered and the heavyweight boxing champ is accused of the killing because the reporter had lambasted him in the newspaper. Matlock defends the prizefighter. 154051 1993 Matlock: Fortune, The MT Episode #137. 2-18-1993 Newscaster (Leigh Powell). Nephew of eccentric millionaire accused of murdering his uncle. Matlock defends him in court. 154052 1991 Matlock: Game Show, The T Episode #119. 12-13-1991 TV Producer. Matlock vocally defends a TV producer who's been accused of giving an obnoxious talk-show host the ax -- literally. 154053 1995 Matlock: Getaway, The T Episode. 1-5-1995. Season #9. Episode #9. Reporter (Marguerite Ayers). Reporter #2 (Ralph Brownewell). Reporter (Selden Smith). 154054 1995 Matlock: Heist, The T Episode #178. 4-27-1995 Reporter (Patt Noday). 154055 1990 Matlock: Informer, The (Part 1 and Part II) T Episodes #86-#87. 2-20/27-1990 News Media. Reporter (Grant Moran). Reporter (Virginia Watson). 154056 1988 Matlock: Lovelorn, The T DVD -R HQ 2621. SVD 785, SV 139 Episode #43. 2-23-1988 Advice Columnist is murdered and Matlock sorts through complicated family affairs of a popular romantic-advice columnist, while he offers his own advice to his client who is accused of the relationship columnist's murder 154057 1989 Matlock: Mayor, The T DVD -R HQ 4284. VHS 1271 (First Half) Episodes #55-#56. 1-31-1989, 2-7-1989 Reporter Paul O'Neill (Tony Soper) in Chicago hires Matlock to defend a 1960s radical accused of assassinating Chicago's mayor. The reporter is convinced of a man's innocence. Matlock reluctantly agrees to follow through with the case after realizing O'Neill tricked him because he knows that dropping the case will seriously hurt the man's chances. PR. Mayor Press Secretary identifies man from press conference and Matlock restages news conference to show how the lights by the news crew made this impossible. News Media. Reporter (Catherine MacNeal). Reporter (Milt Tarver). Reporter (Jeffrey Lampert). Reporter #3 (Laurel Schaefer). Photographer (Dominick Allen). 154058 1989 Matlock: Model, The T DVD -R HQ 7419. DVD -R 1603. Episode #64. 4-25-1989 Journalist, who is famous, is accused of murdering a fashion model. Matlock is hit by a car and has to put the case together from his hospital room. He tries to clear famous journalist of the murder of the top model. 154059 1990 Matlock: Narc, The T Episode #95. 10-23-1990 TV Reporter (Sharon Wyatt-Voice). Policeman killed. 154060 1987 Matlock: Network, The T Schlitt, Robert Episode #32. 12-1-1987 News Media. News Anchor Doug August (Larry Anderson). News Anchor Terry McNeil (Debra Sue Maffett). 154061 1993 Matlock: Obsession, The T DVD -R HQ 4884 Episode. Press. Nightmares give Ben clues to the murderer of a celebrity doctor who was selling secrets about a client to the press. 154062 1987 Matlock: Power Brokers, The T DVD -R HQ 3377, 3378. SVD 780 Episodes #29-#30. 10-27-1987, 11-3-1987. Columnist Isabella Hofmann (Melinda Stuart) is accused of murder when her source is killed and Matlock goes to Washington to defend the famous journalist. When an FBI agent offers her an exclusive, she changes her plea to guilty. Matlock tries to talk to her especially after it's revealed that the person she thinks is an FBI agent is really an imposter. 154063 1989 Matlock: Prisoner, The (Parts I and II) T Episode #75-#76. 11-14/21-1989 Reporter (Steve Morris). Matlock finds weapon inside prison. Tries to clear prison guard and keep alive. 154064 1987 Matlock: Reporter, The (aka Window, The) T VHS 1306. SV 162, 125 Episode #23. 5-5-1987 Reporter asks Matlock's help in clearing a newlywed who is charged with the murder of her husband. 154065 1993 Matlock: Revenge, The T Episode #140. 3-25-1993 Tabloid Publisher (David Lenthall). 154066 1986 Matlock: Santa Claus T Episode #12. 12-9-1986 News Media. Reporter (Tamara Taylor). 154067 1995 Matlock: Scam, The T Episode #179. 5-7-1995 Editor (Ed Lillard). 154068 1991 Matlock: Strangler, The T Episode #113. 10-25-1991 News Media. Reporter (Margaret Howell). Reporter (Kyle Scott Jackson). Reporter (Christopher J. Keene). 154069 1994 Matlock: Tabloid, The T DVD -R HQ 2907. SV 294 Episode #166. 11-3-1994 Tabloid Editor is murdered and a U.S. senatorial candidate is accused of the crime. Jerri goes undercover at the paper to prove that someone there may have had an even bigger motive than the female candidate. Photographer (Deacon Dawson). Staff Photographer (Chuck Kinlaw). 154070 1990 Matlock: Talk Show, The T Episode #82. 1-16-1990 Editor (Daniel Trent). 154071 1994 Matlock: Temptation, The T Episode #158. 1-27-1994 Reporter (Patt Noday). 154072 1921 Matrimonial Web, The M AFI-Radio Radio 154073 2001 Matrix Revisited, The M Editor (Zach Staenberg). 154074 1993 Matrix: Conviction of His Courage T Episode #10. 7-1-1993 News Media. Reporter (Caroline Yeager). 154075 2005 Matroesjka's MTF Belgium - Dutch. Miniseries Editor-in-Chief (Vic de Wachter). 154076 2005 Matryoshka MF Short - Comedy Critic (Emily Beck). 154077 1994 Matt Cobb: Killed in Fringe Time NM DeAndrea, William L. #7 Matt Cobb Mysteries Television Network Vice President Matt Cobb who works for a New York-based television network has to control the network's expensive new TV Talk-Show Host Richard Bentyne. Bentyne's successful but offensive mix of rude, crude and "cool" annoys some guests and co-workers. It is not surprising when someone kills him. Because he is on the inside track at the network, Cobb investigates with the help of an NYPD lieutenant. Cobb, whose job security is reinforced by his romantic relationship with the network's leading shareholder, must ease the paranoia of the talk-show host who has an old love, a new lover, a hit show and morbid delusions on a grand scale. But his delusions prove well-founded when he is fatally poisoned just before a famous wealthy eccentric no one but Bentyne has seen for 35 years is due to appear on the show. "Fringe Time" is the period after the late news and before the morning news and chat shows. 154078 1988 Matt Cobb: Killed in Paradise NM DeAndrea, William L. #5 Matt Cobb Mysteries Television Network Vice President Matt Cobb is based in New York working for an American TV giant known as the Network in charge of Special Projects. He's a hired gun in a three-piece suit. And the world of TV can be very nasty indeed. A group of mystery writers on a mystery cruise to St. David's Island in the Caribbean make a fine stew for Network vice-president Cobb, who has been dragooned into squiring two winner of a Network contest on the cruise. That the winner and her companion turn out to be beautiful young women helps make the trip more enjoyable until macho writer Lee H. Schaeffer takes a strong dislike to Cobb and starts a feud making life difficult for Cobb. Then Schaeffer and some deadly kitchen knives disappear. When it looks as if an easily bribed acting chief dining-room stewart who helped Schaeffer battle Cobb is about to tell all, he also disappears. Once the ship arrives in St. David's the police take charge as another murder occurs. Cobb investigates, visits a Mafia boss who has retired to the island and who wants Cobb's help in solving his nephew's murder. 154079 1981 Matt Cobb: Killed in the Act NM DeAndrea, William L. #2 Matt Cobb Mysteries Television Network Vice President Matt Cobb is based in New York working for an American TV giant known as the Network in charge of Special Projects. He's a hired gun in a three-piece suit. And the world of TV can be very nasty indeed. 154080 1996 Matt Cobb: Killed in the Fog NM DeAndrea, William L. #8 Matt Cobb Mysteries Television Network Vice President Matt Cobb is based in New York working for an American TV giant known as the Network in charge of Special Projects. He's a hired gun in a three-piece suit. And the world of TV can be very nasty indeed. He flees the odious charms of the media biz for a vacation in England with his beloved Roxanne, who has overcome an early life of drug addiction to become wealthy, beautiful and besotted with Matt, who loves her nearly as much as he loves himself. Matt does a favor for Lady Pam Arking, the head of a European TV network. He hands over a package, then watches the man to whom he delivered it to die. Then he runs afoul of the London police and gets accused of murder. 154081 1978 Matt Cobb: Killed in the Ratings NM DeAndrea, William #1 Matt Cobb Mysteries Television Network Vice President Matt Cobb is based in New York working for an American TV giant known as the Network in charge of Special Projects. He's a hired gun in a three-piece suit. And the world of TV can be very nasty indeed. 154082 1987 Matt Cobb: Killed on the Ice NM DeAndrea, William L. #4 Matt Cobb Mysteries Television Network Vice President Matt Cobb is based in New York working for an American TV giant known as the Network in charge of Special Projects. He's a hired gun in a three-piece suit. And the world of TV can be very nasty indeed. 154083 1991 Matt Cobb: Killed on the Rocks NM DeAndrea, William L. #6 Matt Cobb Mysteries Television Network Vice President Matt Cobb is based in New York working for an American TV giant known as the Network in charge of Special Projects. He's a hired gun in a three-piece suit. And the world of TV can be very nasty indeed. The resourceful TV industry troubleshooter investigates a billionaire corporate raider's lethal impalement on pointy rocks during a blizzard at an Adirondak estate. He had accompanied corporate executives to the billionaire's retreat for a discussion of a takeover bid. Isolated by a deep snowfall, members of the group find their host dead the next morning splayed out in the snow 40 yards from the house. There are no footprints leading to the body. Cobb takes charge of retrieving the body, questioning the other guests, and getting the girl. 154084 1983 Matt Cobb: Killed With a Passion NM DeAndrea, William L. #3 Matt Cobb Mysteries Television Network Vice President Matt Cobb is based in New York working for an American TV giant known as the Network in charge of Special Projects. He's a hired gun in a three-piece suit. And the world of TV can be very nasty indeed. Cobb has to clear up a problem at the network, but he takes time to clear his best friend who is accused of murder. 154085 1984 Matt Houston: Apostle of Death T Episode #49. 10-19-1984 News Media. Newsman (Larry McCormick). 154086 1982 Matt Houston: Beverly Woods Social Club, The T Webster, Skip Episode. News Media 154087 1985 Matt Houston: Breakpoint T Episode #59. 1-11-1985 News Media. TV Reporter (Clare Nono). 154088 1984 Matt Houston: Death Stalk T Episode #54. 11-23-1984 Reporter (Angela Black). 154089 1983 Matt Houston: Heritage (Part One) T Episode #25. 9-9-1983 News Media. Reporter (Ken Jones). Reporter (Eleanor Mondale). 154090 1985 Matt Houston: New Orleans Nightmare T Robe, Mike Episode. 2-8-1985 News Media 154091 1983 Matt Houston: Rock and the Hard Place, The T Episode #12. 1-2-1983 TV Reporter (Jim Healy). 154092 1982 Matt Houston: Stop the Presses T Conway, James L. Episode #3. 10-3-1982 Tabloid Publisher is nearly killled after telling his four worst enemies he plans to run a front-page story on them. 154093 1984 Matt Houston: Vanished T Episode #47. 9-28-1984 News Media. Reporter (Clare Nono). 154094 1982 Matt Houston: X-22 (Part I) T Episode #1. 9-26-1982 News Media. Reporter (Tawny Little). 154095 1987 Matt McCall: Blood Bath NM OWN - H Risenhoover, C.C. #2 Matt McCall Mysteries Investigative Reporter Matt McCall, a war-toughened, rugged Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the San Antonio Tribune, used to work for the CIA and has an appetite for justice that sometimes trigger vigilantism. McCall is on assignment looking into the brutal murder of a young woman. When another woman dies, it looks like a serial killer. 154096 1987 Matt McCall: Child Stalker NM MLPL Risenhoover, C.C. #3 Matt McCall Mysteries Investigative Reporter Matt McCall, a war-toughened, rugged Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the San Antonio Tribune, used to work for the CIA and has an appetite for justice that sometimes trigger vigilantism. 154097 1986 Matt McCall: Dead Even NM OWN - P Risenhoover, C.C. #1 Matt McCall Mysteries Investigative Reporter Matt McCall, a war-toughened, rugged Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the San Antonio Tribune, used to work for the CIA and has an appetite for justice that sometimes trigger vigilantism. 154098 2001 Matt McCall: Death Angel NM OWN - H Risenhoover, C.C. #5 Matt McCall Mysteries Investigative Reporter Matt McCall, a war-toughened, rugged Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the San Antonio Tribune, used to work for the CIA and has an appetite for justice that sometimes trigger vigilantism. High school football player dies mysteriously as a result of an unusual drug concoction, small town authorities are quick to call it an accident or suicide. But the boy's father, who years earlier was rescued by8 McCall from a Central American prison camp, smells a rat and asks the former rogue CIA operative for help. Then the father is found hanging at the end of a rope, his death also ruled a suicide. McCall isn't buying the party line. He knows it is murder most foul. Bodies start piling up -- and McCall is forced to use fists and firearms as well as his intellect to bring some semblance of justice to a town that has sold its soul. Strange and beautiful women, crooked cops, a big-time crime boss living in a small town, weird kids, a Nicaraguan hit man, a sleazy congressman and a host of other people working both sides of the street combine to distract McCall from finding the killer. 154099 1988 Matt McCall: Enter Matt McCall: An Introduction to Matt McCall Series NM Risenhoover, C.C. Sampler Book for the Matt McCall Series Investigative Reporter Matt McCall, a war-toughened, rugged Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the San Antonio Tribune, used to work for the CIA and has an appetite for justice that sometimes trigger vigilantism. The kind of a man who lives only in novels and on the silver screen or in the impossible dreams of most men. 154100 2005 Matt McCall: Imminent Evil NM OWN - H Risenhoover, C.C. #7 Matt McCall Mysteries Investigative Reporter Matt McCall, a war-toughened, rugged Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the San Antonio Tribune, used to work for the CIA and has an appetite for justice that sometimes trigger vigilantism. He is labeled "the most dangerous man in the world" by terrorists who ambush him at his Texas hill country home. Men in heavily armed helicopters using automatic weapons go after McCall. His longtime handyman and cook are chopped down by the fire. Despite being wounded, McCall puts up a gallant fight but is no match for the rockets that smash into his log home. With their rockets, the assailants splinter the house into toothpicks and turn the place into a blazing inferno. No one could have escaped such devastation. But McCall has a way of defying logic. Seriously wounded, he manages to crawl through an escape tunnel and away from the house before it is engulfed in flames. Located by CIA compatriots, he is rushed to a secret hospital facility in San Antonio and put back together.. The enemies are led to believe he is dead until he is well enough to exact revenge. 154101 2001 Matt McCall: Lethal Rage NM OWN - H Risenhoover, C.C. #6 Matt McCall Mysteries Investigative Reporter Matt McCall, a war-toughened, rugged Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the San Antonio Tribune, used to work for the CIA and has an appetite for justice that sometimes trigger vigilantism. This time he is investigating an alleged boating accident that claims the life of a friend who once partnered with him in covet activities for the CIA. His friend, a VP for a defense contractor, discovered that someone at the company was stealing classified information and selling it to enemy. The traitor could be anyone -- the company's CEO or one of an entourage of overpaid and incompetent executives. As McCall investigates, suspects and people who might provide leads start dropping like flies. His efforts are stymied by the police, a politically ambitious DA and a congressman receiving payoffs from the defense contractor. McCall's rage turns lethal when another of his friends is murdered and there's attempt to kill his fiancé. Resorting to the CIA training that earned him a reputation as the world's most dangerous man, the hunters become the hunted. 154102 1988 Matt McCall: Matt McCall NM Risenhoover, C.C. #4 Matt McCall Mysteries Investigative Reporter Matt McCall, a war-toughened, rugged Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the San Antonio Tribune, used to work for the CIA and has an appetite for justice that sometimes trigger vigilantism. McCall is disgusted. A man murdered a child and has a mistrial because of a technicality. McCall is worried about his wife and children. 154103 1910 Matter of Fact, A SS GPL Kipling, Rudyard In "Best Short Stories of Rudyard Kipling, The." Journalists. Three newspapermen. Keller, of an American paper. Burly half-Dutchman, Zuyland, who owned and edited a paper near Johannesburg, and narrator who had solemnly put away all journalism. Once a journalist always and forever a journalist. 154104 1944 Matter of Honor, A N OWN - P McGivern, William P. Press 154105 1993 Matter of Justice, A MT DVD -R HQ 8365, 8366, 8367, 8368 News Media. Reporter 1A (Hollis McCarthy). Reporter 2A (David Washington). Reporter #1 (Jeffrey Nicholson). Reporter #2 (Hank Booth). 154106 1968 Matter of Mandrake, The NM Norman, Barry London Reporter Paul Baker. Turned into a spy and international intelligence intrigue. 154107 1992 Matter of Privilege, A NR Michaels, Lorna Harlequin Superromance Reporter Stephanie Barrett is in Houston to expose fraud in the Madison Charitable Foundation. She doesn’t count on falling in love with foundation head, Reed Madison. Can she expose Reed and his family to public scandal? And if she does, what will happen to their relationship? 154108 1964 Matter of Taste NM PVL Lockridge, Richard Columnist Warren Drake 154109 2008 Matter of the Heart NR Davids, Patricia Reporter Robert “Rob” Dale is delving into the life of Dr. Nora Blake who is operating on a sick little boy. She doesn’t like answering a determined reporter’s questions about the surgery, especially since he is looking into her life as well. Nora has her share of secrets. She won’t allow a newspaper to profit from the child’s story -- or her own. Granted, the handsome reporter truly seems to care about the young, orphaned boy. And about her. And tanks to Rob’s skills at digging deep, there is one question she just might answer with a joyful yes. 154110 2008 Matter of Timing, A N Miller, G.E. CNN Reporter joins with a decorated American hero from Desert Storm and his three friends to stop terrorists from creating a massive earthquake on the New Madrid fault line that is one of the deepest, most deadly earthquake zones anywhere in the world running from Memphis to St. Louis along the Mississippi River. The attack would make 9-11 look like a practice run. 154111 1997 Matter of Trust M Reporter (Jonathan Klein). Newscaster (Sharone Carmi). Newscaster (Julia Verdin). 154112 2009 Matthew Livingston and the Millionaire Murder N Conelli, Marco High School Tabloid Reporter Dennis Sommer, a frustrated teenage journalist, is interviewing a wealthy town resident who is the ultimate contradiction of cool. When Denis finds the subject of his lukewarm periodical is a stone cold corpse, the police drag the young journalist in for their own version of questions and answers about the millionaire’s mysterious death. Fear and confusion colliding, Dennis Sommers turns to the one person he believes can make any sense of it, Matthew Livingston. A genius of deduction and lateral thinking, Matthew will test science and theory to prove a murder was committed. With the ever confident Sandra Small at his side, Dennis is dispatched into an investigation that leads him into the very soul of evil. Crime, greed and power show no remorse as a maniac builds a platform for mass terror, a platform only equaled by the determination of Matthew Livingston to stop it. 154113 2002 Matthew Shepard Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 10707, 10705. SVD 1160 News Media. Female News Anchor (Susan Chuang). 154114 1977 Matthew Spinnaker N McInerny, Ralph News Media 154115 2004 Matthew's Best Hit TV TF Series. Japan. Gourmet Reporters (Kai Ato, Hikomaro, Yumenosuke Sanshoutei, Miyako Takeuchi, Takuro Takumi, Shiho Hashimoto). 154116 2003 Matthew's Best Hit TV: T Episode #6. 6-23-2003 Gourmet Reporter (Shiho Hashimoto). 154117 2004 Matthew's Golden TV - Zenkoko gokujo-gourmet! Aji no report saikyou-kessen! TF Japan Gourmet Reporters (Kai Ato, Noriko Aota, Shiho Hashimoto, Hikomaro, Akiko Ikuina, Misuta-Chin, Osaru, Otoha, Yumenosuke Sanshoutei, Panchi Sato, Sonim, Kei Yasuda). 154118 2006 Matti MF Finland. Radio Reporter (Simo Ruuskanen). Reporter at Airport (Santen Kinnunen). Sports Reporter (Petteri Ahomaa). Sports Reporter (Hannu-Pekka Hanninen). Reporter of Gossip Magazine (Minna Hanninen). Photographer (Harri Blomqvist). Inteviewer by Hillside (Markku Haukijarvl). Cameraman (Pekka Valkeisenmaki). 154119 1955 Mattie Dear (Professor's Tale, The) SS USC Hammett, E.A. In "Delta Decameron." Sob Sister." Applied to a woman reporter may well be amended to 'smile sister' when applied to Mattie Dear, an aging correspondent whose columns under the heading "Colored News." Columns enliven weekly the pages of the Clarksdale Press Register, a daily journal of the Mississippi Delta. 154120 2005 Mattie Fresno and the Holoflux Universe M News Media. Pushy Newswoman (Jane Fergus). Overseas Reporter (Jed Sexton). Media Dad (Robert Bryson). Media Mom (Felicity Jones). Media Boy (Zachary Lapes). 154121 1991 Mattscheibe. Ein Fernsehroman N Lewinsky, Charles Germany TV Journalist 154122 1995 Mature Woman, A N Maruya, Saiichi (Dennis Keene, translator) Reporter. Bright, attractive and strong-willed single woman working in male-dominated environment of a daily newspaper. 154123 2007 Matutino Express DF Mexico. Series 2007. News Program. Anchor Eduardo Salazar. Hosts Esteban Arce, Adriana Riveramelo, Jose Ramon San Cristobal. 154124 2001 Matzav, Ha- DF News Media. Field Reporter (Haim Etgar). Field Reporter (Yishai Karni). Field Reporter (Alma Zack) 154125 2004 Matzo Ball Heiress, The N Shapiro, Laurie Cameraman Jared Silver and Director working for the Food Channel have been asked to film the famous Greenblotz Matzo family’s seder, and the publicity op is too good to pass over. Heather Greenblotz is being courted by the handsome director and the subtly sexy cameraman and she’s got family coming out of her ears. It’s enough to make a formerly dateless heiress feel like a princess. Here’s hoping that no one will discover that a Greenblotz family seder is about as real as the Easter bunny. After Heather casts an ancient shopkeeper as Grandma and coaxes her bisexual father to make an appearance, Heather think she’s pulled it off. Until her mother stages an unexpected walk-on. As the live broadcast threatens to become a Greenblotz family expose, Heather must dig deep to find faith in love, family, and, most of all, herself. Heather Greenblotz is the most down-to-earth heiress you’re ever likely to meet. She’s got a chilly, self-centered and travel-obsessed mother and a warm, self-centered and travel-obsessed mother and a warm, self-centered and gay father. Her cousin Jake runs the family business, Greenblotz Matzo. She discovers her family business is in financial trouble and only she can save the day. So she decides to throw a last-minute Passover seder to be broadcast by the Food Channel. The only problem is that the cantankerous Greenblotz clan doesn’t celebrate Passover. So Heather and her kosher heartthrob, cameraman Jared Silver, attempt to pull off the seder of the year. 154126 1987 Maude Teasdale Cavendish: Young Mrs.Cavendish and the Kaiser's Men NM OWN - P Beck, K.K. (Kathrine Kristine Beck Marris) #1 Maude Teasdale Cavendish Mysteries Columnist Maude Teasdale Cavendish, society columnist for the San Francisco Globe is kidnapped and replaced by a young woman dressed just like her 154127 1975 Maude: Election, The T Episode #74. 10-6-1975 TV Interviewer (Ken Sansom). 154128 1975 Maude: Maude's Big Decision T Episode #73. 9-29-1975 Female Interviewer (Jean Gillespie). 154129 1972 Maudite galette, La MF Photographer (Attila Dory). 154130 1953 Maugham Obsession, The SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 154131 2005 Maurice Richard M Sports-News Media. Angaphone Journalist (John Maclaren). Quebec's most famous hockey player, Maurice "The Rocket" Richard and struggles of French Canadian in the National Hockey League dominated by Anglophones. 154132 1916 Maurice Wallion Mysteries SS Pettersson, Julius Correspondent Maurice Wallion, a reporter and international correspondent for a Stockholm newspaper before and during the war years, is known as the "Problem Solver." 154133 1973 Maurie M TV Sportscaster Chris Schenkel. News Media 154134 1990 Maury Povich Show, The DT Series. 1990. Syndicated Talmk Show Host Maury Povich. 154135 1993 Maus und Katz MTF Germany Reporter (Frank Witter). 154136 1992 Maverick, The NR OWN - P Kaiser, Janice Reporter Alex Townsend, rogue reporter, loner, charismatic. His motto: Live dangerously. On the trail of a hot story and distracted by the woman he rescued from a gang of thugs in Bangkok. Correspondent. Rebels & Rogues - #417 154137 1958 Maverick: Day of Reckoning T Episode Printer. Bret and a cowardly town printer must defend the town from being torn apart by a rancher and his men who already gunned down the marshal. 154138 1960 Maverick: Guatemala City T Episode #73. 1-31-1960 Newspaper Vendor (Paul Mousie Garner). 154139 1958 Maverick: Lonesome Reunion T Episode #29. 9-28-1958 Newspaperman (Jon Lormer). 154140 1962 Maverick: Maverick Report, The T DVD -R HQ 10620 Episode #120. 3-11-1962 Newspaper. Bart Maverick wins a newspaper in a poker game and then finds out a senator is suing the paper for libel. 154141 1994 Max M Journalist (Carl Huybrechts) 154142 2006 Max Havoc: Ring of Fire M News Media. Female Newscaster (Suzanne Serwatuk). 154143 1987 Max Headroom: T VHS 1266, 1264, 1250. SV 1238. SVD 1205. SV 1165. SV 269, 265, 262, 259, 251, 249. Episodes. Series 3-31-1987 to 5-7-1987. 8-14-1987- 10-16-87 TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Ben Cheviot (George Coe)), head of Network 23. Computer Genius Bryce Lynch (Chris Young) ENG Reporter (Howard Samuels). Helipad Reporter (Roger Tebb). Sarcastic computer-generated Max Headroom character. TV sets are more important than food. TV ratings are the all important currency of the nation. Top studio becomes concerned dead viewers make for low ratings. Carter is sent to investigate. After a motorcycle accident, his mind is preserved by whiz-kid Bryce Lynch (Paul Spurrier) and becomes his wise-cracking computer-generated alter-ego Max Headroom who manages to boost ratings above those of any live hosts to date. Made for TV movie remade as first episode of series. 154144 1985 Max Headroom: 20 Minutes Into the Future NSF Roberts, Steve Novelization of series. TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom. ENG Reporter (Howard Samuels). 154145 1985 Max Headroom: 20 Minutes into the Future (aka Original Story, The) MT SVD 1165 Roberts, Steve 4-4-1985 British Channel 4 Telefilm TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Ben Cheviot (George Coe)), head of Network 23. Computer Genius Bryce Lynch (Chris Young) World ruled by Zic-Zac, and other powerful corporations locked in a ruthless competition for consumer dollars and television rating points. Network 22 dominates the airwaves through its use of blipverts Blipverts compress 30 seconds of commercial information into three seconds, can cause neural overstimulation and rarely spontaneous combustion in more sedate viewers. Society of harsh class inequalities where predators roam the streets looking for unsuspecting citizens who can be sold for parts to black-market body banks. Max's name stems from the last thing Carter sees before sustaining his head injury -- a sign advising of the "maximum headroom" in the car park he is fleeing. 154146 1987 Max Headroom: Academy T SVD 1186 Brown, David Episode #7. 9-18-1987. Season 2 Opener. TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Ben Cheviot (George Coe)), head of Network 23. Computer Genius Bryce Lynch (Chris Young) Network 23 becomes victim of signal zapping - illegal interruption of satellite feed. When Bryce Lynch (Paul Spurrier) tracks zipping to Big Time Television, Blank Reg (W. Morgan Sheppard) is arrested and sent for trial by game show on "You the Jury." Edison and Theora trace the real zippers to the Academy of Computer Sciences and Bryce's old school friends. 154147 1987 Max Headroom: Baby Grobags T SVD 1215 Ruppenthal, Chris Episode #14. TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Ben Cheviot (George Coe)), head of Network 23. Computer Genius Bryce Lynch (Chris Young) Edison Carter is onto the trail of some rather dark people who are stealing babies from the baby pods where they are grown while Bryce carefully considers working for Grossberg and Channel 66. 154148 1987 Max Headroom: Blanks, The T SVD 1163 Roberts, Steve Episode #6. 5-5-1987 TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Ben Cheviot (George Coe)), head of Network 23. Computer Genius Bryce Lynch (Chris Young) As the "blanks" -- undesirables with no computer records -- are rounded up and arrested, the networks face permanent cancellation by hackers who threaten to crash the city's entire computer system if their companions aren't released. 154149 1987 Max Headroom: Blipverts T Gannon, Joe and Philip De Guere, Jr. Episode #1. 3-31-1987 TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Ben Cheviot (George Coe)), head of Network 23. Computer Genius Bryce Lynch (Chris Young) In the near future, when TVs can't be shut off and ratings are all that matter, investigative reporter Edison Carter and his computer-generated alter ego Max Headroom battle to keep the "blank" generation informed. In the opener, Carter stumbles across his own network's cover-up of a sometimes deadly new form of TV advertising called "blipverts". 154150 1985 Max Headroom: Body Banks T SVD 1176 Roberts, Steve Episode #3. 4-14-1987 TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Ben Cheviot (George Coe)), head of Network 23. Computer Genius Bryce Lynch (Chris Young) Carter races to save a girl's life, Ben Cheviot (George Coe) is more concerned that Max is offending Network 23's biggest sponsor, Zik-Zak who have decided to buy him. 154151 1985 Max Headroom: Commercials for Coke CC Talk Show Host Max Headroom (Matt Frewer) is a spokesperson for Coca-Cola. 154152 1987 Max Headroom: Deities T SVD 1185 Cassutt, Michael Episode #8. 9-24-1987 TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Ben Cheviot (George Coe)), head of Network 23. Computer Genius Bryce Lynch (Chris Young) Vu-Age Church is running a phony resurrection service, claiming to be able to store cortical scans of its members and keep them on-line for the day when cloning is perfected and their personalities can be placed in new bodies. Edison is reluctant to pursue the story because Vu-Age's leading televangelist, Vanna Smith, is an old flame. 154153 1987 Max Headroom: Dream Thieves T SVD 1210 Roberts, Steve Episode #10. 10-9-1987 TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Some shady entrepreneurs are stealing people's dreams and selling them to the highest bidders. Edison goes undercover to expose their lethal business. 154154 1987 Max Headroom: Grossberg's Return T SVD 1182 Roberts, Steve Episode #9. 10-2-1987 TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Ben Cheviot (George Coe)), head of Network 23. Computer Genius Bryce Lynch (Chris Young) Rival Network 66 attempts to defeat Network 23 in a ratings-based election by introducing "a watch while you sleep" device into its programming to cause people to leave their TV sets on all night. Network 144 Political Commentator (J. Jay Smith). 154155 1987 Max Headroom: Lessons T SVD 1222 Hein, Adrian Episode #13. 5-5-1988 TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Ben Cheviot (George Coe)), head of Network 23. Computer Genius Bryce Lynch (Chris Young) Network 23 censors go a step too far when they try to shut down a secret school in the fringes, because it's using pirated Network 23 instructional programming. 154156 1987 Max Headroom: Neurostim T SVD 1196 Sellers, Arthur and Michael Cassutt Episode #12. 4-28-1988 TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Zik-Zak introduces Neurostim, a device to directly stimulate the brain and bypass the need to use television for advertising. 154157 1984 Max Headroom: Original Max Talking Headroom Show, The T A1260 UK. Episode TV Host Max Headroom, a famous disembodied stuttering head with an over-inflated ego featured Max doing stand-up comedy acts, singing and interviewing non-computer generated celebrities. Interviews Mary Tyler Moore in this episode. 154158 1987 Max Headroom: Original Max Talking Headroom Show, The T Series. 1987. Talk Show Host Max Headroom (Matt Frewer) doing stand-up comedy acts, singing and interviewing non-computer generated celebrities. Following the success of his sci-fi series "Max Headroom: 20 Minutes into the Future," the original talk show of the famous disembodied stuttering head with an over-inflated ego was brought back into production 154159 1985 Max Headroom: Original Max Talking Headroom Show, The T UK Channel 4 Music Series TV Host Max Headroom, a famous disembodied stuttering head with an over-inflated ego featured Max doing stand-up comedy acts, singing and interviewing non-computer generated celebrities. 154160 1986 Max Headroom: Original Max Talking Headroom Show, The: Max Headroom's Giant Christmas Turkey T UK. Music-Variety Special Talk-Show Host Max Headroom, a famous disembodied stuttering head with an over-inflated ego featured Max doing stand-up comedy acts, singing and interviewing non-computer generated celebrities. 154161 1987 Max Headroom: Rakers T SVD 1173 Crocker, James and Steve Roberts Episode #2. 4-7-1997 TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Ben Cheviot (George Coe)), head of Network 23. Computer Genius Bryce Lynch (Chris Young) Theora goes AWOL when she learns her estranged brother is involved in the brutal and dangerous "sport" of raking, which the promoters are trying to have legalized and televised. 154162 1987 Max Headroom: Security Systems T SVD 1181 Cassutt, Michael Episode #4. 4-21-1987 TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Ben Cheviot (George Coe)), head of Network 23. Computer Genius Bryce Lynch (Chris Young) Carter is accused of credit fraud and becomes a fugitive after delving into the hostile takeover of Security Systems, the world's most powerful corporation. 154163 1987 Max Headroom: Theora's Tale T Roberts, Steve Unproduced. Script available from Script City (213-871-0707) TV News Staff. Reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom. Controller Theora Jones. As a corporate shooting war breaks out in Antartica between Zik-Zak and Zlin, Theora is missing and Murray tries to calm Edison and get him aboard a special Air Corridor shuttle to cover the story. Theora has, in fact, been kidnapped by mercenaries of the Video Freedom Alliance who have found out about Theora's true identity and are demanding a huge ransom for her release 154164 1987 Max Headroom: War T SVD 1168 Pasko, Martin and Rebecca Parr Episode #5. 4-29-1987 TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Ben Cheviot (George Coe)), head of Network 23. Computer Genius Bryce Lynch (Chris Young) In middle of global ratings sweep programmer packager Frank Braddock (Gary Swenson) tries to sell Network 23 a package covering the activities of a terrorist group, the White Brigade. Edison and Murray become suspicious when Breakthru TV, who have bought the package, start broadcasting terrorist bombings as soon as they occur. 154165 1987 Max Headroom: Whackets T Sellers, Arthur Episode #11. 10-16-1987 TV News Staff. Network 23 ace reporter Edison Carter and Max Headroom (Matt Frewer). Controller Theora Jones (Amanda Pays). Producer Murray (Jeffrey Tambor). Ben Cheviot (George Coe)), head of Network 23. Computer Genius Bryce Lynch (Chris Young) Video narcotic is causing people to leave their TVs tuned to Big Time Television twenty-four hours a day. 154166 1965 Max Hensig SS Blackwood, Algernon In "Tales of Terror and the Unknown." Newspaper Staff. New York Vulture. Twenty reporters and Williams had worked his way up till he stood easily among the first half-dozen. "In addition to being accurate and painstaking, he was able to bring to his reports of common things that touch of imagination and humour which just lifted them out of the rut of mere faithful recording." "Whitey" Fife of the Recorde and Galusha Owen of the World. 154167 1913 Max Herrmann-Weise A Meidnor, Ludmig German Theater Critic and Poet Max Herrmann-Weise. Portrait. Painting. 154168 1970 Max Jamison N OWN - H Sheed, Wilfrid Critic. Worn-out and jaded newsmagazine drama critic, a somewhat disillusioned and split personality. Sheed was the widely known critic and essayist. 154169 2002 Max Keeble's Big Move M SVD 1198 School Newspaper Reporter/Photographer. Newsboy paper route. Yearbook Photographer (Cory Hodges). 154170 1998 Max Q MT Newscaster (Jill Krop) 154171 2005 Max Rules M News Media. News Reporter #1 (Tami Dennis). News Reporter #2 (Robert Jackson). TV Anchorwoman (Sophia Sesgal). 154172 2009 Max V02 M News Media. Reporter #1 (Gentry Ferrell). Reporter #3 (Don Brooks). Retired veteran cyclist is given an opportunity he doesn’t want to train a rookie cycling prodigy. He is still reeling in grief in the wake of a tragic automobile accident. 154173 1999 Max vs. the Freeway M Photographer, Press (Peter M. Morley). 154174 1998 Max's Proposal NR OWN - P Donnelly, Jane Harlequin Romances 394 Reporter Sara Solway of the Chronicle was a born reporter and a born listener, a redhead with a mind of her own. But when the rich and famous businessman offered a job as his wife to organize his many social functions, Solway accepted. Solway needed the money to help her sister so she took on the role of dutiful wife. Just as she started to having feelings for her "husband," she discovered she wasn't the only candidate he had in mind. 154175 2000 Maxey Burnel: Who Was Sylvia? N Cail, Carol #4 Maxey Burnell Mysteries Reporter Maxey Burnell is co-owner of a small alternative weekly newspaper Blatant Regard in Boulder, Colorado along with her attractive, infuriatingly irresponsible ex-husband Reece. Her main squeeze works as arson investigator for the fire department. She now wonders about the accidental death of bag lady Sylvia Wellman. While trying to fill in the blanks of Sylvia's life, Maxey also attempts to identify the victim of a suspicious fire in her own neighborhood. When she probes too near the truth, a relative of the fire victim threatens her and a costumed villain kidnaps her. 154176 1993 Maxey Burnell: Death Kindly Stopped NM OWN Cail, Carol #5 Maxey Burnell Mysteries Reporter Maxey Burnell is co-owner of a small alternative weekly newspaper Blatant Regard in Boulder, Colorado along with her attractive, infuriatingly irresponsible ex-husband Reece It was a dark and stormy night and if Maxey had but known she never would have gone to Betty Allbright's house in northwestern Boulder to interview the candidate for city councilmember-at-large. But here Maxey sat on a none-too-clean, olive-colored couch in a poorly lighted living room that smelled like sour towels, her notepad open and waiting for some quote worth the ink. "Because I would not stop for death, he kindly stopped for me." 154177 1994 Maxey Burnell: Edited Out NM OWN Cail, Carol #2 Maxey Burnell Mysteries Reporter Maxey Burnell is co-owner of a small alternative weekly newspaper Blatant Regard in Boulder, Colorado along with her attractive, infuriatingly irresponsible ex-husband Reece It was a dark and stormy night and if Maxey had but known she never would have gone to Betty Allbright's house in northwestern Boulder to interview the candidate for city councilmember-at-large. But here Maxey sat on a none-too-clean, olive-colored couch in a poorly lighted living room that smelled like sour towels, her notepad open and waiting for some quote worth the ink. "Because I would not stop for death, he kindly stopped for me." 154178 1996 Maxey Burnell: If Two of Them Are Dead NM OWN - P Cail, Carol #3 Maxey Burnell Mysteries Reporter Maxey Burnell is co-owner of a small Colorado paper in Boulder, Blatant Regard, and is taking a well-deserved vacation - her first in years. She's splitting with husband Reece and needs a change of scenery. She flies to her old hometown in Nebraska. While visiting her only relatives, she makes a startling discovery: not only is her father still alive, but her aunt saw him leaving the scene of Maxey's mother's murder 10 years ago. Determined to prove that no father of hers could be a killer, Maxey sets out to clear his name, even though it turns out that he's rather she didn't. Surprises of a more unpleasant sort happen when Maxey noses around into her mother's death. Folks start getting frosty when she asks about the unsolved cases. 154179 1993 Maxey Burnell: Private Lies NM OWN Cail, Carol #1 Maxey Burnell Mysteries Reporter Maxey Burnell is co-owner of a small alternative weekly newspaper Blatant Regard in Boulder, Colorado along with her attractive, infuriatingly irresponsible ex-husband Reece 154180 1995 Maxey Burnell: Unsafe Keeping NM OWN - P Cail, Carol #2 Maxey Burnell Mysteries Reporter Maxey Burnell is co-owner of a small alternative weekly newspaper Blatant Regard in Boulder, Colorado along with her attractive, infuriatingly irresponsible ex-husband Reece Driving home late one night, Maxey is nearly sideswiped by a runaway van -- police say Maxey is the victim of a teenager's prank. But soon after, her landlady is killed in a similar accident. Her grandson asks Maxey to look into his grandmother's death. As Maxey investigates, murder and mayhem get a little too close for comfort. The van incident was only the beginning, and before she's through, the complaints will include arson and attempted murder. 154181 2003 Maxi Poole: Dead File: NM Lange, Kelly #2 Maxi Poole Mysteries TV Reporter Maxi Poole and her cameraman rush to downtown Los Angeles to cover the sudden death of the owner of a successful herbal dietary supplement company. Inside TV news operation background. Station can't use the film footage they take but it contains an important clue. Authorities pronounce the owner's death natural, so the lanky, blonde TV Newshound snoops around turning up enough pharmaceutical evidence to warrant a second autopsy. It proves the owner was murdered. Poole interviews the owner's husband, his greedy mistress and his business colleagues zooming around L.A.'s celebrity haunts. She pulls the crime scene footage and identifies the murderer. 154182 2005 Maxi Poole: Graveyard Shift NM Lange, Kelly #3 Maxi Poole Mysteries TV Reporter Maxi Poole working out of Los Angeles. Graveyard shift is populated by characters roaming the seamy underbelly of L.A. nightlife. Reporter finds herself on the trail of a missing boy and a city-wide murder spree. 154183 2002 Maxi Poole: Reporter, The NM OWN - H Lange, Kelly #1 Maxi Poole Mysteries TV Reporter Maxi Poole in sensational murder case where the body count soars like the Nielsen ratings of a hot show Reporter Maxi Poole and Hollywood film industry, Los Angeles locale. 154184 2006 MaxiDoodles: Behind the Makeup M Short - Comedy Interviewer (Bronston Jones - Voice). 154185 1985 Maxie M News Media. Reporter (Michael Jordan). E.T. Reporter (Leeza Gibbons). Photographer (Tom Tangen). 154186 2004 Maxim N Crone, Alla American Photojournalist Lieda Antonova meets Maxim, a Russian marine biologist in Siberia and falls in love. After Antonova completes her assignment in Siberia and returns to the United States, she is drawn back for a reunion in Leningrad. She joins him there, has a child and lives with him and his mother. But her American roots are too strong, the Russian way of life too difficult and she begs him to immigrate to America. After a painful impasse, she makes a wrenching decision but a traumatic incident in Leningrad during the 1991 Yeltsin coup compels the marine biologist to make his choice as well. 154187 1991 Maxim Xul M Ness Reporter (Joanne L. Suder). Ace Reporter and detective find a Babylonian demon killing people. 154188 1998 Maximum Bob: Dead Babe Walking T Episode #6. 9-8-1998 News Media. Pesky Reporter (Chad Brown). Reporter #1 (Antonio Delli). Reporter #2 (Sandra Peebles). Reporter #3 (Ed Beliner). Female Reporter (Kathleen Corso). The judge falls for a born-again death row inmate. 154189 1998 Maximum Bob: Once Bitten… T Episode #7. 9-15-1998 News Media. Newswoman (Tina Malave). Judge's gubernatorial campaign is temporarily derailed by allegations of sexual assault leveled by a former intern. 154190 1998 Maximum Bob: Pilot T Episode #1. 8-4-1998 News Media. Reporter #1 (Dave Corey). Reporter #2 (Ed Berliner). Reporter #3 (Liz Benoit). Reporter #4 (Sandra Peebles). Public Defender visits small Florida town of Deep Water to defend a young client being used as a pawn by a politically minded judge. She stumbles onto the town's peculiarities including a criminally minded backwoods family, an abusive deputy, alligators running rampant, and a crazed environmentalist, all presided over by an eccentric judge. 154191 2006 Maximum Cage Fighting M News Media. MCF Reporter (Natalie Fayard). MCF Commentator Tom Brennan (John Deignan). MCF Commentator Bill Morris (James Goller). MCF Ring Announcer (Steve Jones). 154192 2002 Maximum Exposure: "Them Friggin' Critters" Reality DT DVD -R HQ 6506 Episode #45. 5-10-2002 Female Reporter is bitten by an ostrich. 154193 1993 Maximum Impact NM Heller, Jean Reporter Steve Pace for the Washington Chronicle specializing in airline disasters 154194 1997 Maximum Revenge M Newswriter (Paul Savage). Policeman, unjustly sentenced and sent to a maximum security prison, discovers terrorists have planted a nuclear bomb in the prison. 154195 1996 Maximum Risk M Reporter (Dan Duran). 154196 2003 Maximum Velocity M News Media. TV Anchorman Chet (Jon Barnes). TV Reporter (Hannah Stone). 154197 2003 Maxine Michaels: Did Not Shoot the Deputy CB Nightwing vol. 2 #84 (October 2003) Investigative Reporter Maxine Michaels, Pulitzer Prize-winner, bribes Nightwing's former partner Nite-Wing to tell her about the local vigilante, telling him she's doing a story on "the underbelly of America." She then turns a copy of her report over to the local police department, since it includes information about an unsolved murder, but her evidence is highly suspect and conflicts with forensic evidence known only to the captain and Nightwing. 154198 2004 Maxine Michaels: Snowball CB Nightwing vol. 2 #87 (January 2004) Investigative Reporter Maxine Michaels, Pulitzer Prize-winner, interviews Dick Grayson's friends and neighbors and gets "twelve pages of gushing testimonials, and no one knows a damn thing about him." She threatens over the telephone to investigate a source's mobbed-up boss if she is not given more helpful tips. 154199 2003 Maxine Michaels: Supercop CB Nightwing vol. 2 #78 (April 2003) Investigative Reporter Maxine Michaels, Pulitzer Prize-winner, returns to Bludhaven to cover a grisly murder in her hometown, which she thinks will be he next Pulitzer. She decides to change the course of her investigation after running into Nightwing as he escapes the tunnel where the body was found, and asks a nearby cop why "that face isn't on every magazine cover in America." 154200 2003 Maxine Michaels: Venn Diagram, Part Two CB Nightwing vol. 2 #81 (July 2003) Investigative Reporter Maxine Michaels, Pulitzer Prize-winner, is reporting on the shooting of Officer Dick Grayson (a.k.a. Nightwing) but is puzzled when Grayson artfully prevents her photographer from taking his picture. Also refuses to give any background on himself or his work in the notoriously corrupt police department. Michaels resolves to investigate, embarrassing Grayson and his girlfriend. Irritates Bruce Wayne (Batman) who has come to check in on his former sidekick. 154201 1994 Maxine Winslow: Legend of Supreme #1 CB Liefeld, Rob, Creator. Keith Giffen (Plot-Layouts). Robert Loren Fleming (Co-Lot/Script). Image Comics, Volume 1, No. 1. December 1994. Three-issue miniseries. Reporter Maxine Winslow investigates the "origin story" of Supreme. News Media. As the story unfolds, we learn that in 1937 Ethan Crane shot and killed two men in retaliation for the rape of a 15-year-old girl. Crane was subsequently shot by two police officers, but he survived and was sentenced to life in prison. In prison, the government offered him a chacne to participate in an expereiment to enhance humans hoping that unlike the six previous guinea pigs, he would survive. Unfortunately, Crane perished like the others. But he came back to life. He took the name "Supreme" and decided to do his part in the ongoing war in Europe. 154202 1995 Maxine Winslow: Legend of Supreme #2 CB OWN Liefeld, Rob, Creator. Keith Giffen (Plot-Layouts). Robert Loren Fleming (Co-Lot/Script). Image Comics. Volume 1, No. 2, January, 1995. Three-issue miniseries. Reporter Maxine Winslow investigates the "origin story" of Supreme. News Media. 154203 1995 Maxine Winslow: Legend of Supreme #3 CB Liefeld, Rob, Creator. Keith Giffen (Plot-Layouts). Robert Loren Fleming (Co-Lot/Script). Image Comics. Volume 1, No. 3, 1995. Three-issue miniseries. Reporter Maxine Winslow investigates the "origin story" of Supreme. News Media. 154204 2007 Maxwell MT Journalist (Kay Curran) 154205 1920 May Day SS OWN - H Fitzgerald, Scott In "Short Stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald, The." Press 154206 2005 May Day Murders N Wittenburg, Scott Reporter Sam Middleton who works for the newspaper in Smithtown, Ohio, is determined to help the police track down the assailant of his ex-wife's best friend and stop the killer from murdering someone else. A doctor arrives home to find his wife raped and murdered who only leaves behind the words "May Day" painted in lipstick on the victim's body. Another Smithtown resident is raped and strangled in New York. A cunning serial killer targeting Smithtown women is loose. Middleton and the police go after him. 154207 1913 May Iverson's Career N OWN - H Jordan, Elizabeth Newspaperwoman May Iverson, who always had a talent for writing, comes to New York and starts as a newspaper woman. "The publication of these rose-colored romances will no doubt greatly increase the number of would-be newspaperwomen," wrote one critic at the time. Successful journalist, novelist, dramatist. Convent educated. Learns to believe what she sees. 154208 1918 May Margaret SS USC Noyes, A In "Walking Shadows: Sea Tales and Others." Female Reporter. Single, engaged to a soldier, courageous, sensitive, living alone in London, compassionate female news reporter. Women reporters are not allowed on front line of war (Born) Her sentimental need to visit site of her fiancé's death leads to her own death, which proves the wisdom of the War Office's ban against women at the Front. Story is concerned more with her relationship with her fiancé. She dies. (Born) Her boss helps her get to the front -- she dresses as a man and uses a phony pass. (Born) 154209 1993 May to December: Let There Be Love T UK. Episode #32. 4-7-1993 Photographer (Peter Waddington). 154210 2006 Maya & Miguel: Paper Girl C DVD -R HQ 5384 Episode. School Newspaper. Maya agrees to edit the school newspaper, but her reputation is put on the line when she messes up the facts. 154211 1958 Mayakovsky itskebda ase… MF Russia. Photographer (Pyotr Dolzhanov). 154212 2001 Maybe It's Me: Mini-Jerry Episode, The T Episode #7. 11-16-2001 Weatherman (Ted Garcia). 154213 1995 Maybe This Time NR Bretton, Barbara TV Anchor Christine Cannon. She retreats to the house she co-owns with ex-husband Joe. She runs into Joe with his 18-year-old wife. Needs her help to protect his wife from the press. Tries to keep old friend's daughter of the leader of a war-torn country in Europe safe through marriage of convenience. Christine and Joe must choose between their careers and the safety of the young woman. 154214 1968 Mayberry R.F.D: Panel Show, The T Episode #6. 10-28-1968. Series (9-23-68 to 9-6-71) News Media. Newsman (Jack Bernardi). Howard and Emmett appear on a TV talk show. Talk Show Panelist Pamela Mason (Herself0. 154215 1971 Mayberry R.F.D.: Goober, the Hero T Episode #75. 3-15-1971 News Media. Newsman (Bill Baldwin). 154216 1981 Maybury T Series. Newsreader (Corbet Woodall). 154217 1976 Mayday at 40,000 Feet! MT Reporter (Philip Baker Hall). Second Reporter (William Harlow). Third Reporter (Alan Foster). 154218 1942 Mayor of 44th Street, The M Photographer (Jack Gardner). Photographer (Clarence Hennecke). Photographer (Johnny Tryon). 154219 1936 Mayor of Hell, The SS Page, Norvell Spider, The (January 1936) News Media. State Senator has become virtual dictator of New York State. Suppresses all the newspapers. 154220 1952 Mayor of Hollywood T News Media 154221 1937 Maytime M DVD -R HQ 3359, 3360, 3345. L PR Opera Critic (Paul Cremonesi). Publicity Man (Henry Roquemore) 154222 2003 Mazany Filip MF Czech Republic Photographer (Tono Stano). Cameraman (Martin Zbrozek). 154223 2000 Maze M Photographer (Susan Shacter) 154224 2005 Maze, The N Karnezis, Panos Correspondent is drinking himself to death for lack of a story. The failed newspaper correspondent is sitting in a Greek settlement untouched by the war in the summer of 1922. The Greek army, after a series of defeats at the hands of the Turks, is in retreat from Asia Minor. Thousands of soldiers sweep toward the Mediterranean coast leaving behind their dead and dreams of empire. One lost brigade, wandering in the Anatolian desert, stumbles onto the town. But the brigade hasn't outrun its Furies. Instead it brings them to this town with fateful consequences for soldiers, citizens and the war correspondent. 154225 2008 Mazli MF Hungary. Germany. France TV Reporter (Eva Novodomszky). TV News Editor (Peter Lecso). TV Cameraman (Gabor Labath). 154226 2003 Mazovia Legacy, The N Rose, Michael Investigative Journalist Francis Delaney is persuaded by Natalia, a consulting psychologist, to investigate the death of an elderly Polish émigré, Stanislaw Janovski, who dies in murky circumstances. The man was her uncle and she is obsessed with discovering what happened and why. She convinces the local journalist that this is a story worth pursuing, though neither could possibly have predicted the can of worms they would uncover in the process. Unraveling the mystery necessitates a journey back to the early days of the Second World War, when concerned Poles smuggled some of the country’s art treasures to apparent safety in Canada. These objects have now become of paramount importance to certain groups, and they will stop at nothing to retrieve them. 154227 2005 MC Sellout's Scandal M Short - Comedy Publicist (Tress Glenn). 154228 2005 McBride: Anybody Here Murder Marty? MT News Media. Reporter (Julianna Robinson). 154229 2005 McBride: It's Murder, Madam MT News Media. Female Newscaster (Jean Carol). 154230 2006 McBride: Requiem MT News Media. Reporter (Julianna Robinson). 154231 2007 McBride: Semper Fi MT News Media. Reporter (Julianna Robinson). 154232 1998 McCallum: Dead Man's Fingers T Episode #7. 2-3-1998 News Media. Reporter #1 (David Newsome). 154233 1981 McClain's Law: Time of Peril, A (aka Lunch Hour Rapist, The) T Telford, Frank Episode. 12-4-1981 News Media 154234 1970 McCloud: T VHS 511 (Media Excerpts). SV 294 (Reporter Excerpts) Episodes News Media 154235 1972 McCloud: Little Plot at Tranquil Valley, A T Episode #11. 1-12-1972 Public Relations Man (Bruce Kirby). 154236 1977 McCloud: London Bridges T Sloan, Michael Episode #44. 3-6-1977 News Media. Reporter (Elena Frank). 154237 1970 McCloud: Man From Taos: Part 1: Who Says You Can't Make Friends in New York T Episode #1. 9-16-1970 News Media. 1st Reporter (Jerry Crews). 2nd Reporter (Ray Ballard). 3rd Reporter (Hollis Morrison). Reporter (George Washburn). TV Newscaster (Ralph Story). 154238 1970 McCloud: Manhattan Manhunt: Part 1: Horse Stealing on Fifth Avenue T Episode #2. 9-23-1970 News Media. 1st Reporter (Jeff Burton). 2nd Reporter (Bill Baldwin). 154239 1977 McCloud: McCloud Meets Dracula T Episode #45. 4-17-1977 News Media. Reporter (Vince Howard). Reporter (Michael Pataki). Anchor-Host Tom Snyder (Himself). 154240 1970 McCloud: Murder Arena: Part 2: Walk in the Dark T Episode #5. News Vendor (Billy Beck). 154241 1972 McCloud: New Mexican Connection, The MT Episode #35302. 10-1-1972 TV Reporter (Murray Hamilton) decrying police brutality criticizes McCloud's reaction to kidnapping threats. 154242 1976 McCloud: Our Man in the Harem T SVD 1433 Episode #43315 Reporter (Anne Archer) and McCloud follow trail of model who vanishes in the Middle East leading them to American slaver. 154243 1970 McCloud: Who Killed Miss U.S.A.? T Episode News Media. First Reporter (Bill Baldwin, Sr.). Second Reporter (Ira Cook). Black Reporter (Victor Bozeman). 154244 1978 McGarr on the Cliffs of Moker N Gill, Bartholomew News Media 154245 1986 McGuffin, The (aka MacGuffin, The) M Bowen, John (Novel). Michael Thomas (Screenplay) Great Britain Film Reviewer Paul Hatcher (Charles Dance) for City View Magazine becomes involved in the lives of his neighbors across the courtyard. Witnesses an apparent murder, enlarges photographs that reveal the killing. Newscaster (Sue Peacock). Critic finds himself in the midst of a political conspiracy and is chased to Italy, where he has been asked to judge a film festival. Hatcher is able to insert the photographs into copies of his magazine, but later discovers the inserts have been removed. Thriller plot too convoluted. 154246 1997 McHale's Navy M News Media. Bad News Henchman (Anthony Azizi) 154247 1962 McHale's Navy: Beauty and the Beast T DVD -R HQ 6968 Episode. Series 10-11-1962 to 8-30-1966. Correspondent Binghamton tells McHale whichever PT boat passes inspection will have the honor of escorting a lady correspondent Patricia Brent (Sherry O'Neil) on a pacific tour. 154248 1963 McHale's Navy: Camera, Action, Panic T Episode #30. 5-9-1963 Photographer. When a photographer is assigned to McHale's PT boat to take combat pictures, Gruber uses his camera to photograph some native girls 154249 1963 McHale's Navy: Jolly Wally T DVD -R HQ 8269 Episode #44. 11-5-1963 War Correspondent. To impress a war correspondent, Binghamton keeps on giggling no matter what setbacks, humiliations or disasters beset him 154250 1964 McHale's Navy: Medal For Parker, A T Episode #53. 1-7-1964 Newspaper. Chapter of Parker's war novel, in which he takes over the command of PT 73 and sinks a Japanese battleship, appears in his hometown paper, sending a dignitary out to meet him 154251 1964 McHale's Navy: Star Falls on Taratupa, A T Episode #62. 3-10-1964. PR Publicity. Movie star plans to get marooned with McHale and his men on an island to increase publicity. Hollywood director, impressed by the everyday activities of McHale's men, selects them as the cast for his PT boat documentary film. 154252 1952 McIlvaine's Star SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 154253 1933 McKabe SS GPL Gallico, Paul In "Confessions of a Story Writer." Editor Gene McKabe of the Morning Blade. City room. McKabe, lobster-shift editor, getting an exclusive. 154254 1969 McKenna's Gold M Editor, The (Lee. J. Cobb) 154255 1970 McKenzie Break, The M DVD -R HQ 2312 (Media Excerpts) Crime Reporter Jack Connor (Brian Keith) is a captain in military intelligence in the British Army. His former editor is now General Ben Kerr (Jack Watson) and assigns the Irishman to stop German POWs escape from a prison camp in Scotland. Captain Connor is a brandy-drinking, carousing Irishman who beds down the female first officer while they translate love letters from German POWs back home. When Connor finds out Kerr is a general he says, "What's an editor do in the army. Write stories about Hitler's love life and send them off to the newspapers?" Kerr: "We put corrupt and ill-assorted talent like you to work winning the war." 154256 2003 McLeod's Daughters: Repeat Offenders T Australia. Episode. Journalist visits Drover's Run and the private lives of all become public. 154257 2006 McLeod's Daughters: Risk T Australia. Episode #169. 11-22-2006 News Media. Local Journalist #1 (Rhiannon Owen). Local Journalist #2 (Nicholas Ely). Photographer #1 (Tamara Lee). Photographer #2 (John Martin). 154258 1939 McLeod's Folly SS OWN - H Bromfield, Louis In "It Takes All Kinds." Female Journalist Mrs. McLeod, older widow, sentimental, kind, generous, handsome, honest, shy and foolish, unorganized, unintelligent, over-emotional, muddleheaded, no management ability, compassionate, wants to be a crusader. (Born) Editor & publisher of newspaper of Daily Shield and Banner inherited from her husband, only woman publisher in town. Dedicated to paper because it was her husband's great love. Knows she has no power because she is a woman "helpless & feminine." (Born). J. E. McLeod was the editor. Woman needs man to fulfill her. Widow tries to continue to publish paper, incompetency causes paper to decline, rescued by capable man. (Born) 154259 1998 McLibel DT Documentary. Channel 4 Representative (Nick Miles). Today Newspaper Representative (Linda McGuire). Guardian Newspapers Representative (William Hope). 154260 1975 McMillan & Wife (aka McMillan and Wife): T SV 99 (Half) Episode. Press 154261 1977 McMillan & Wife: Coffee, Tea or Cyanide T Bluel, Richard, Pat Fielder and Steven Bochco Episode. 1-30-1977 News Media 154262 1972 McMillan & Wife: Cop of the Year T Episode #10. 11-19-1972 TV Interviewer (Paul Winchell). 154263 1974 McMillan & Wife: Cross and Double Cross T Episode #20. 2-17-1974 Newscaster (Ken Jones). 154264 1973 McMillan & Wife: Fine Art of Staying Alive, The T Episode #13. 3-11-1973 Art Critic Sir William (Alan Caillou). Newscaster (Ken Jones). Paperboy (Jimmy Turner). 154265 1975 McMillan & Wife: Game of Survival, A T DVD -R HQ 2500, 2501. SVD 907. SVD 1433 Episode Publisher of newspaper (George Maharis) uses paper to pressure police to find suspect who killed his father, a slain tycoon. Tennis star chief suspect. Publisher wants his hide. 154266 1975 McMillan & Wife: Love, Honor and Swindle T Episode. 2-16-1975. Season #4. Episode #6 Reporter (Bob Delegall). 154267 1976 McNaughton's Daughter T News Media. Kelly Lange 154268 2005 McReele P Belber, Stephen Reporter and his girlfriend, a television talk-show host is enlisted by a handsome convict who wants their help to get his death sentence lifted. They not only succeed, but launch his political career. 154269 2002 MDA: Win, Win, Lose, Lose T Episode #19. 11-26-2002 News Media. Journalist 2 (Chris Broadstock). Journalist 3 (Shane Jolley). Journalist 4 (Andrew Maj). Newsreader (Jo Pearson). 154270 2004 MDN: Ramathon TF Episode #1. 7-10-2004 Reporter (Kiyoka Miyazaki). 154271 2002 MDs: Cruel and Unusual T Episode #5. 10-23-2002 News Media. Journalist (Ken Rudulph). Reporter #1 (Allison Sie). 154272 2002 MDs: La Casa, A T VHS 1289 Episode Reality TV show shows up at the hospital 154273 2003 Me & Mrs. Jones (aka Me and Mrs. Jones) T SVD 1350 Masterpiece Theatre Gossip Columnist Robson Green plays an undercover gossip columnist (pen-name, Mrs. Jones), who's been ordered to dig up dirt on the married prime minister. Posing as a campaign fund-raiser, Green slips into the PM's good graces and they quickly fall in love. Gossip Columnist. Party fund-raiser Harry Frazier is actually gossip columnist Liam Marple, whose nom de plume is "Mrs. Jones." Digs up dirt for the tabloid. Worms his way into the PM's life. 154274 2002 Me and Daphne M Short Interviewer (Jeremy Piven). 154275 2009 Me and Kaminski N Kehlmann, Daniel Journalist Sebastian Zollner attempts to outdo his Art Critic rival by writing the biography of a reclusive painter Manuel Kaminski. Sebastian is amusingly sad, if one-note: he lives in denial that his live-in girlfriend broke up with him months ago. After an offhand comment by a transit worker, he becomes obsessed with his receding hairline, and he detests in others everything he so blithely ignores about himself. He weasels himself into Kaminski’s household, snoops through the artist’s private files, discovers a series of unfinished paintings and attempts to up the drama by reuniting Kaminski with his ex-wife, long thought dead. It quickly becomes clear, however, that Kaminski is manipulating pathetic Sebastian, and Sebastian’s plans are thwarted in favor of the master’s own. 154276 1968 Me and My Brother M Photographer (Roscoe Lee Browne). 154277 1933 Me and My Pal M DVD -R HQ 10170 Laurel and Hardy Radio News. Stan is interviewed on a radio news broadcast, a remote news broadcast from what is supposed to be Oliver's wedding. 154278 2008 Me and the Devil Blues 2: Unreal Life of Robert Johnson, The N Hiramoto, Akira Newspaper Reporter. Gangster Clyde Barrow masquerades as a newspaper report befriending the most powerful man in town. 154279 2000 Me Myself I (aka Me, Myself, I) M DVD -R HQ 1871, 1872 Investigative Reporter Pamela Drury (Rachel Griffiths), 30ish investigative reporter who wakes up in a parallel universe 154280 2003 Me Times Three N Witchel, Alex Fashion Magazine Editor Suzie, mercurial editor of Jolie, a fashion magazine that sounds a lot like Elle, who seems determined to ruin every story. Sandra Berlin, whose fiancé has been cheating on her with two women works under her. 154281 2001 Me, Me, Me NJ Pascal, Francine Aspiring Journalist Elizabeth neglects her new friends when she lands an internship with a local paper. 154282 2000 Me, Myself and Irene M TV Reporter (Christine DiCarlo). Reporter (Heather Dyson) 154283 1915 Me: A Book of Remembrance N Babcock, Winnifred (Anonymous) Newspaper. Nora Ascough, one of 16 children, leaves home at 17, goes off into the world on her own confident of her talent as a writer. Does newspaper work in Jamaica. 154284 1984 Me'Ahorei Hasoragim MF TV Reporter (Omri Marian). Newsman (Dan Raviv). 154285 1984 Me'Ahorei Hasoragim MF Israel TV Reporter (Omri Marian). Newsman (Dan Raviv). 154286 2004 Mean Girls M Weather Girl Karen Smith (Amanda Seyfried). Her breasts sense when it will rain. 154287 1985 Mean Season, The M DVD -R HQ 1937-1938. L Katzenbach, John (Novel -- "In the Heat of the Summer"). Leon Piedmont (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Malcolm Anderson (Kurt Russell) for the Miami Journal claims to be burned out from covering crime stories and wants to quit his job to run a newspaper in his girlfriend's hometown in Colorado. Boss Bill Nolan (Richard Masur) tells him: "You haven't been at this long enough to be as burned out as you like to think you are." Assigns him story on murdered girl. Reporter contacted by killer who wants him to serve as conduit to public. Nolan says story will sell papers. Doesn't want competition to get story. When story breaks, Anderson becomes focus of media attention. Killer kidnaps reporter's girlfriend. She's rescued. Killer attacks them in their home. Reporter gets videotaped confession before killing him. Writes final article signing it, Managing Editor of the Greeley Tribune. Reporter (Mark Fields). Reporter (Mary Lou Simo). Reporter (Tim Minton). Channel 10 Reporter (Connie Hicks). TV Newswoman (Nancy Duerr). Newspaper Reporter (Raymond Forchion). Channel 6 Reporter (Bill Rutherford). Channel 7 Reporter (Peter Lundquist). WGBS Radio Newsman (George Rudolph). 154288 1982 Mean Season, The N OWN - P Katzenbach, John Reporter Malcolm Anderson, crack newspaper reporter, gets calls from serial killer. Becomes celebrity. Killer tells reporter: "I'm doing all the work, you get put on TV." "You were the story, that's the problem…somehow, some way you stole it away from me." 154289 1999 Mean Streak MT Reporter (Stephen Fretwell) 154290 1943 Meanest Man in the World, The M News Media. Reporter (Ralph Byrd). Photographer (Hal K. Dawson). Photographer (William Newell). City Editor (Robert Emmett Keane). 154291 1992 Means of Escape MT Caputo, Philip War Correspondent Philip Caputo's memoir of the worst violence of the latter half of the 20th century. Roving correspondent for the Chicago Tribune. 154292 2007 Means to an End N Hachey, Michael Investigate Reporter is killed in a car crash and the interim police chief for Higgins Point believes it was no accident. He looks into the murder case to find out what really happened. 154293 1961 Meanwhile, Back at the Front N OWN - H Coon, Gene L. War Correspondents try to locate a traveling whorehouse somewhere near the front lines during the Korean War. Public Information office. Political pundit with a weekly circulation of 72 million readers Shapely newshen ever to bulge a pair of cover-alls in all the wrong (or right) places. 154294 1605 Measure For Measure P Shakespeare, William News. Act III Scene II. Duke: This news is old enough, yet it is every day' news. 154295 1997 Measured Man, The N Owen, Howard Editor Walker Fan is a mid-level editor at his father's newspaper, which opposes the initiation of a slavery museum. 154296 1996 Measuring Lives: Thriller, A NM Foley, Tom Freelance Reporter Nick Farley, a sleazy specialist in serial killers is hired by a Miami prosecutor to get the goods on a suspected killer. 154297 2000 Meat Loaf: To Hell and Back MT Reporter (Michelle Marie White) 154298 1970 Meat/Rack M AFI-Photographers Photographer 154299 1979 Meatballs M Interviewer (Larry Solway). 154300 1986 Meatballs III: Summer Job M TV Newscaster (Dean Hagopian) 154301 1977 Meatcleaver Massacre M Photographer (Ed Wood). 154302 2001 Mech Commander 2 G News Media. Reporter 1 (Jim Miller). Reporter 2 (Rick Reardon). Reporter 3 (Sue Ulu). Reporter 4 (Sheila Scott). Commentator 1 (Brett Stimely). Commentator 2 (Aashna Patel). Commentator 3 (Toy Newkirk). 154303 2008 Mech-Row: Wheels of Dreams N Campbell, Tim Car Magazine Reporter Mark Axton is on a desert highway deftly maneuvering a sports car at high speed as he test drives the car for an automobile magazine. The handsome, charismatic Axton lives a life of adventure yet he is about to experience a chance encounter with a former race car driver and his gruff mechanic that could change his life. He will find himself in pursuit of a story that could solve the world’s pollution crisis -- a revolutionary wonder vehicle. 154304 1954 Mechanical House, The SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 154305 1992 Mechanical Prophet NSF Hart, Peter Investigative Journalist Mike Hammond learns that Satan is the force behind the research center that created a medical robot. 154306 1938 Med folket for fosterlandet MF Journalist Miss Svensson (Wiola Brunius). Journalist Miss Gronberg (Wilma Malmlof). News Seller at Berns, 1917 (Manne Grunberger). 154307 1999 Med kaerlig hilsen DF Denmark Interviewer Helle Retboll Carl. 154308 2004 Med kameran som trost, del 2 MF Sweden Reporter (Pia Johansson). 154309 1995 Med Kirkeby pa Laeso DF Denmark Interviewer-Host Soren Ryge Petersen. 154310 1999 Medabots C Japan. 1999-2000. Bee Train studios. TV Tokyo network. 52 episodes. Anime series. Nime series based on a video game High School Newspaper Reporter Erika is a friend of Ikki, who goes to the same high school. Erika is a strong-minded girl who bosses Ikki around. She also has a sweeter more feminine side. As a reporter, she will do anything for the scoop and is always looking for a story. Because of this she tends to follow Ikki and Metabee around because of their tendency to get into trouble. Her Medabot, Brass, is her photographer. High School Newspaper Photographer Brass is a medabot who belongs to Erika. She spends most of her time as Erika's camera girl trying to work on Erika's journalism career. She rarely fights, but when she does robobattle, she is a tough opponent. She helped Metabee by helping Erika gather parts to fix Metabee's targeting lens while running away from two Kilobots. She also saved Metabee from Clay Golem, and assisted him in their robobattle against the Ninjas. Brass is a slow-shooting medabot, but she has an extremely accurate targeting system built into her optics. 154311 1999 Medabots CB Horumarin, Rin Japan. 1999-2000. Published by Kodansha. Manga series. Manga series based on a video game. High School Newspaper Reporter Erika is a friend of Ikki, who goes to the same high school. Erika is a strong-minded girl who bosses Ikki around. She also has a sweeter more feminine side. As a reporter, she will do anything for the scoop and is always looking for a story. Because of this she tends to follow Ikki and Metabee around because of their tendency to get into trouble. Her Medabot, Brass, is her photographer. High School Newspaper Photographer Brass is a medabot who belongs to Erika. She spends most of her time as Erika's camera girl trying to work on Erika's journalism career. She rarely fights, but when she does robobattle, she is a tough opponent. She helped Metabee by helping Erika gather parts to fix Metabee's targeting lens while running away from two Kilobots. She also saved Metabee from Clay Golem, and assisted him in their robobattle against the Ninjas. Brass is a slow-shooting medabot, but she has an extremely accurate targeting system built into her optics. 154312 1945 Medal for Benny, A M Cameraman Red (Jack Gardner). 154313 1972 Medal for Willie, A P Branch, William In "Black Drama Anthology" Press 154314 1682 Medal of John Bayes, The PO USC Shadwell, Thomas News 154315 1953 Medallion Theatre T Series 1953-1954. Press 154316 1924 Meddling Women M AFI-Playwrights Writer 154317 0001 Medea P COPY Euripides 431 B.C. Messenger brings the news of the death of Creon and his daughter. 154318 0060 Medea P COPY Seneca Messenger running in from the direction of the palace: "Lo, all is lost! The kingdom totters from its base! The daughter and the father lie in common dust!" 154319 2004 Medea in Jerusalem P Kirby, Roger update of Euripides' tragedy News Reports take the place of a chorus as Medea becomes a Palestinian Muslim and Jason an Israeli Jew. Actual recent news reports are used. 154320 2008 Media Blitz N Nowlan, Joe Photojournalist Ben Hudson, a wisecracking Boston photographer, connects the dots when a serial killer targets local media personalities. 154321 1992 Media Madman, The M News Media. Reporter 2 (Ken Myers). 154322 1976 Media Man NSF Vinge, Joan News Media. Mouth-for-hire willing to say anything, sell anything, without question to the highest bidder 154323 2004 Media Parody: Fake Dollar Bill H W 3221984. Fake Dollar Bill satirizes media. TVNEWSLIES.ORG Parody TV News. One-dollar bill: One Deception. Man with microphone instead of picture of president: "Corporate Mouthpiece." Various media Web sites. "In Ratings We Trust." "The Pathological Pursuit of Profit and Power." Distractions. Distortions. Onlinejournal.com. Takebackthemedia.Com. 9-11. Competition is Criminal. Treasury of Spin. 154324 1982 Media Probes DT TV Anchor John Cameron Swayze, segment on TV news 154325 1996 Media Television T SV 302 Bravo News Media 154326 1975 Medical Center: High Cost of Winning, The T Episode #160. 12-15-1975 News Media. Reporter #2 (Jonathan Mumm). 154327 1956 Medical Horizons DT Series. 9-9-1956 to 6-9-1957. ABC Host Don Goddard 154328 2004 Medical Investigation: Alienation T DVD -R HQ 2225 Episode. 10-29-2004 Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. Dr. Connor and team suspect a lethal strain of anthrax connected to a local newspaper is to blame for a slew of violently ill patients. Philadelphia Chronicle Reporter wants to break the story. Rossi tries to stop him. Three people are dead of anthrax. Reporter thinks it is a biological terrorism. Rossi bargains exclusive for information. He refuses to give her his sources. Rossi goes before press conference and questions from reporters. She must keep media at bay so wide-spread panic is not caused from publishing story that the cause of this epidemic in bio-terrorism. 154329 2005 Medical Investigation: Black Book T Episode #18. 2-25-2005 Reporter (Walter Cox). Reporter (Doug Purdy). Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. 154330 2005 Medical Investigation: Black Book, The T DVD -R HQ 5388. Episode. 2-25-2005 News Media. Reporters want to know why Congressman and other Washington officials have contacted a mysterious disease. Dr. Connor and his team suspect a terrorist plot until the leader of a known prostitute ring displays the same systems. Turns out a sprinkler system caused the deadly virus attacking immune-deficiency persons. Conflict between protecting big-name politicians and finding out the cause of the disease. Public Relations nightmare. Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. 154331 2004 Medical Investigation: Coming Home T DVD -R HQ 1976 Episode #3. 9-17-2004 Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. When four Iraq War veterans die from a pulmonary disease, Dr. Connor suspects Gulf War Syndrome until the disease is connected to elderly members of a convalescent home. 154332 2004 Medical Investigation: Escape T DVD -R HQ 5194 Episode Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. Dr, Connor walks a political tightrope when he quarantines an entire island where vacationers are dying from an unknown respiratory illness. 154333 2004 Medical Investigation: Half Life T DVD -R HQ 5094 Episode. Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. Mysterious contagion puts paramedic Carlos Nieto and his patient in the ICU. 154334 2005 Medical Investigation: Ice Station T DVD -R HQ 5332 Episode. Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. The team flies to Central American country to combat a mysterious illness. In Part Two, Dr. Connor and Frank are taken prisoner by rebels in a Central American country devastated by a meningitis outbreak and a recent earthquake. 154335 2004 Medical Investigation: In Bloom T DVD -R HSP 8X 4818 Episode #2. 9-10-2004 Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. The team finds smallpox is killing five campers. At first a rogue bioscientist is blamed, but the team discovers the smallpox comes from an Indian body dead 200 years that has washed down from a glacier. Four teenage girls in St. Louis contract encephalitis and the NIH team searches for the source of the infection. Natalie feels powerless to help patient participating in a long-term clinical trial. 154336 2004 Medical Investigation: Little Girl T DVD -R HQ 2338 Mitchell, Steven Long and Craig Van Sickle (Writer). Episode #9. 11-12-2004 Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. After the victims of a car accident are diagnosed with a deadly disease, which caused the accident, a small Maryland town requests the assistance of the NIH team. Only one living female victim and the other nine victims are dead. Eva goes and searches for the girl's birth mother and discovers the girl was adopted. After some tough convincing, Eva gets the mother to give a bone marrow transplant to her daughter. Girl's life is saved. Now, in order to find the cause for the epidemic, the team must look to some tainted seafood for the answer. 154337 2005 Medical Investigation: Mission La Roca - Finale, The T DVD -R HQ 5151, 5152. Episode. Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. The team flies to Central American country to combat a mysterious illness. In Part Two, Dr. Connor and Frank are taken prisoner by rebels in a Central American country devastated by a meningitis outbreak and a recent earthquake. 154338 2005 Medical Investigation: Mission La Roca (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #19-#20. 3-18/25-2005 News Media. Reporter (Katie Mitchell). Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. 154339 2004 Medical Investigation: Mousetrap T DVD -R HQ 8X 4888 Episode. Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. Team probes evidence of a strange plague near Baltimore 154340 2004 Medical Investigation: Mutation T DVD -R HQ 2287 Episode. 11-5-2004 Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. Dr. Connor and team search for a common link between victims when a mutating and contagious virus kills 10 percent of a West Virginia town's citizens. 154341 2004 Medical Investigation: Price of Pleasure T DVD -R HQ 2364. Episode #10. 11-19-2004 Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. When the adult film stars in Los Angeles start falling prey to a devastating disease, the hospital summons the assistance of the NIH team. At first, being as they are adult film stars, Connor suspects an STD. But when the perfect housewife also falls prey to the same illness, a new link is needed to be found. After some testing, it is discovered that all the women used the same plastic surgeon for breast implants. Team contacts the doctor, who is reluctant to help, but finally convince him to abide. The team tests the implants, but finds nothing. After some tough thinking, the team realizes that some fish and some water hold the answer. 154342 2004 Medical Investigation: Progeny T DVD -R HQ 5247 Episode. Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. Children get sick and no one can figure out why 154343 2004 Medical Investigation: Spiked T DVD -R HQ 8X 4889 Episode. Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. Conner suspects seals when a mysterious disease surfaces in a seaside town. 154344 2005 Medical Investigation: Survivor T DVD -R HQ 5376 Episode. Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Team probes a series of miscarriages on a military base hospital. 154345 2004 Medical Investigation: Team T DVD -R HQ 2146 Episode. 10-15-2004 Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. Several college football players fall victim to a mysterious nerve disease, but when the sorority sisters become sick as well, the NIH team must find the missing link before a horde of alumni come to campus. Rossi works with college officials who are worried about a public relations fiasco during homecoming weekend that could hurt their fundraising. 154346 2005 Medical Investigation: Tribe T DVD -R HQ 5375 (Mislabeled as 5355) Episode. Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. Family has smallpox and a rogue scientist is suspected of unleashing the virus. 154347 2004 Medical Investigation: Unclean, The T DVD -R HQ 8X 4887 Episode. Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. Dr. Connor and his team desperately search for a common denominator when a flesh-eating disease quickly spreads throughout a Maryland hospital. 154348 2004 Medical Investigation: You're Not Alone - (aka Pilot) T SVDSP 2002 Episode #1. Pilot. 9-9-2004 Public Relations. National Institutes of Health (NIH) Publicity Liaison Eva Rossi (Anna Belknap), a woman who uses unconventional methods to keep the media at bay in the middle of a medical crisis. Hospital press relations woman. Media. People suffering from mysterious and deadly illness turns them blue. Members of the mobile medical team from the NIH are summoned in a heartbeat to scope out and snuff out outbreaks of unexplained and fearful diseases. They must work to put the pieces together to find the source of this deadly epidemic. Rossi tricks a reporter and locks him in the basement of the hospital to keep the story quiet. When she lets him out, she gives the angry reporter a scoop to appease him. TV News Anchor (Dilva Henry). 154349 1994 Medicine River M Canadian 1992 Photojournalist Will (Graham Greene) returns to his native reserve for a funeral and winds up being talked into helping out with a fundraiser and falling in love. Romantic comedy. 154350 1995 Medico de familia TF Series 1995-1999. Female Journalist 154351 1998 Mediemagasinet DF Denmark Reporter Cecilie Beck (1998). Host Mette Vibe Utzon (1998-1999). 154352 1969 Medium Cool M L. B1 Wexler, Haskell (Screenplay) AFI-Television/Cameramen. Ness Book TV News Photographer John (Robert Forster) discovers station is cooperating with FBI, allowing agents to go through news footage to identify political dissidents. Decides to pursue a story on his own. Fired because he took film without authorization. Becomes independent operator. Focuses on racial tension in Chicago. Interviewee accuses him of coming to get 15 minutes of Black experience that took 300 years to develop. Blend of fact and fiction culminates in riots at Democratic Convention. John befriends Appalachian woman searching for missing son. Violence escalates around her. She and Cameraman are killed in accident anticipated on sound track with radio broadcast before viewers see it. New York Times, 1/11/70: "Medium Cool's…." "...photographer is more brutal and less compromising than his predecessors, the cynical reporters of those Front Page-y movies of the thirties. But his character is drawn more firmly and consistently, so that even if he doesn't win our complete…." "…sympathy, his creator at least earns our administration." Media persons (Lester Brownie, Linn Ehrlich, Madeline Marcou, Simone Zorn). News Director Karlin (William Sickinger). Newscaster (Doug Kimball). Cameraman on Scaffold (Haskell Wexler). 154353 1992 Medium Is Murder, The N McKitterick, Molly TV Consumer Reporter Lauren Michael is murdered as she is airing a series exposing the information that several local power brokers keep mistresses. KYY Anchorman William Hecklepeck 154354 2009 Medium: About Last Night T DVD -R HQ 10895 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 2-23-2009 TV Newscasts bring the story to a conclusion -- Mexican immigrants stranded in the desert are rescued thanks to the Medium. 154355 2008 Medium: Aftertaste T Episode. 3-3-2008 News Media. News conference announcing former District Attorney Devalos’ candidacy for the district attorney office in the next election. Backed by state senator. The problem is Allison’s visions show that the state senator is in on a conspiracy to kill one of the POWs who was with him when he was in captivity. 154356 2009 Medium: All in the Family T DVD -R HQ 11031(Media Excerpts) Episode. 4-6-2009 News Media. Time Magazine cover with O.J. Simpson. People with Murder in Beverly Hills, two brothers guilty for killing parents. 154357 2008 Medium: And Then T DVD -R HQ 9493 (Mislabeled as 9503 on Disc) Episode. 1-7-2008 News Media. TV Newscaster (Ted Garcia). District Attorney worried about the press when a boy’s body is discovered. Allison strikes an unusual deal with an investigator searching for the missing boy. TV coverage of kidnapped boy. Allison’s detective friend is now on a PR detail teaching kids about drugs because he is associated with Allison. Press is mentioned throughout episode -- it has destroyed Allison’s world. 154358 2007 Medium: Apocalypse, Push T Episode #49. 2-7-2007 TV News Anchor (Patrick Stinson). 154359 2009 Medium: Apocalypse...Now? T DVD -R HQ 10929 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 3-10-2009 TV Newscasts about the Earthquake that hits the city. News Media show up at the crime scene. 154360 2007 Medium: Better Off Dead T Caron, Glenn Gordon (Creator). Episode #47. 1-24-2007 Correspondent. Male News Correspondent (Carlos Del Valle). 154361 2006 Medium: Blood Relation T Episode. 11-29-2006. Season #3. Episode #4 Reporter (Ted Garcia - Roving Reporter). 154362 2008 Medium: Burn Baby Burn T Episode. 3-10-2008 News Media. When Allison learns why her mother-in-law has come to visit, she struggles not to discuss it with Joe. An arson-related murder brings Allison, Devalos and Detective Lee Scanlon together in an unexpected manner. 154363 2008 Medium: But For the Grace of God T DVD -R HQ 9497 Episode. 1-14-2008 News Media. Allison tries to help an investigator finding a missing teen as the news media covers the story. Ariel dreams of her mother’s high-school in the 1980s leading to solving the crime. 154364 2008 Medium: Cure For What Ails You, A T DVD -R HQ 9866 Episode. 4-21-2008 News Media. TV Newscaster (Ted Garcia). After experiencing visions of a friend dying in a home mishap. Allison struggles to see the connection between several “accidental” deaths. 154365 2005 Medium: Dead Aim T DVD -R HQ 4597 Episode #24. 10-24-2005 News Media. Reporter (Mary Strong). Allison has terrifying dreams of a massacre at the DA's office involving her boss and co-workers. Mayor's Liaison Lynn DiNovi (Tina DiJoseph). 154366 2009 Medium: Deja Vu All Over Again T DVD -R HQ 11436 Episode #96. 9-25-2009 TV Sportscaster Sophie Cullen (Natalie Zea) of KPPH News is being followed by a stalker and her husband, Dan Taper (J.C. MacKenzie), a news media owner who owns television stations, including KPPH, and newspapers, wants it stopped. Alison and her family deal with the outcome and possible lasting effects from her brain surgery. Slowly, Alison’s dreams return and she discovers the sportscaster, whose husband is killed when she is raped and knifed, is lying and set up the entire scenario so she could killer her husband and inherit his media empire. 154367 20009 Medium: Devil Inside, The T Episode. 4-6-2009 Newspaper clippings cover the wall of a stalker who believes Allison is the devil because of her dreams and that the only way to silence her is to kill her. He is shot by police when he tries to drown Allison in the bathtub, but now he is now only haunting her dreams, but changing and distorting them so they do not properly predict the future. 154368 2010 Medium: Everlasting Love, An T DVD -R HQ 11702 Episode. 1-8-2010 News Media. Press Conference with the District Attorney Manuel Devalos (Miguel Sandoval) putting down a female reporter (Megan Henderson) who makes light of a serial killer. Reporter #1 (Ted Garcia). Reporter #2 (Megan Henderson). 154369 2007 Medium: Everything Comes To a Head T DVD -R HQ 8520 Episode #60. 5-16-2007. Third Season Finale Reporter P.D. McCall (Neve Campbell) writes her expose telling the world about Allison's psychic abilities. Her life, along with the lives of her family, is uprooted as the news media circus surrounds her. She must now find a way to catch the "recapitor" -- who kills new victims and puts the head of an older victim on the new victim's body -- as she can no longer turn to the district attorney or the police for help. The killer shows up at the reporter's hotel room and murders her. But Paladin Debra Livingston (P.D. McCall) has her tape recorder running and Allison finds the recorder which captures the entire murder. She gives the evidence to police and defiantly leaves. Reporter #2 (Gina St. John). Reporter #3 (Ted Garcia). Reporter #4 (Bill Seward). Television Cameraman (Nick Toren). 154370 2006 Medium: Four Dreams T DVD -R HQ 7404, 7405 (Some Video and Audio Breakup Throughout). Episode #39-#40. 11-15-2006.Season Premiere. Photojournalist Clay Bicks (Thomas Jane) comes to see his former lover Allison, the medium, and takes up residence in the Dubois house following his death. Bicks was an American freelance magazine and wire service photographer roaming the world. Bicks was killed in a motorcycle mishap. Jakarta Times reported his death. Allison discovers she and her daughter are having similarly odd series of dreams. Reporter #1 (Geraud Moncure). 154371 2008 Medium: Girls Ain’t Nothing But Trouble T DVD -R HQ 9706 Episode. 2-26-2008 News Media. TV coverage of the newscast showing man pleading guilty to the murder of his wife. Allison knows he is protecting a retarded daughter. 154372 2007 Medium: Head Games T DVD -R HQ 8447 Episode #58. 5-2-2007 Reporter P.D. McCall (Neve Campbell) is an undercover reporter writing articles attacking the district attorney and the coverage of a man accused of decapitating his wife. Allison is confused when her dreams of a man murdering his wife keep occurring even after she helped the district attorney convince the jury of the suspected killer's guilt. Reporter (Dagmar Midcap).; Through her troubles she manages to make a new friend named Patricia Debra Livington (Neve Campbell), unaware that Livington is really a journalist doing an expose on the district attorney's office (the audience doesn't know this either). Joe is frustrated by therapy sessions that his job enrolled him in, and can't express his feelings to Allison because the recent hostage situation he was in is affecting him. 154373 2007 Medium: Heads Will Roll T DVD -R HQ 8482 Episode # 59. 5-9-2007 Reporter P.D. McCall (Neve Campbell) shocks Allison by revealing that she is not Paladin Debra Livington, but a reporter. In her expose on the district attorney's office, she also is going to expose Allison's psychic ability. The expose is filled with information Allison gave her friend Debra, not knowing she was a reporter, information that is secret and unknown to everyone outside the DA's office. And a serial killer is still on the loose -- Allison thinks his next victim will be Debra. She goes to great lengths to protect Debra and is shocked when she finds out her new friend is the reporter P.D. McCall. Allison confronts Debra in the rain and accuses her of betrayal. She tells her she can't print that story with all of that private material because it will destroy her and her family. Debra tells Allison she likes her but that she needs help. The reporter doesn't believe Allison's ability and thinks she is mentally ill. In the middle of the argument, each gets a phone call -- another victim has been found. Meanwhile, Joe debates being part of a lawsuit against the company he works for. 154374 2009 Medium: How To Make a Killing in Big Business T DVD -R HQ 11121 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 5-11-2009 TV News Broadcast gives information about the case to the Medium and the audience. 154375 2005 Medium: In Sickness and Adultery T Episode #5. 1-31-2005 News Media. Reporter (Maria Quiban). Court Reporter (Barbra Bolle). 154376 2005 Medium: In the Rough T Episode #14. 5-2-2005 Sports-News Media. Female Sports Reporter (Mary Strong). Mayor's Liaison (Tina DiJoseph). 154377 2007 Medium: Joe Day Afternoon T DVD -R HQ 8271 Episode. 4-4-2007 News Media cover a dangerous hostage situation in which Joe's disgruntled co-worker kills a colleague and forces Joe and his officemates to do what he says planning to kill everyone after money is transferred into a secret bank account. 154378 2008 Medium: Kiss and Don’t Tell T DVD -R HQ 9855 Episode. 4-28-2008 News Media. 154379 2008 Medium: Lady Killer T DVD -R HQ 9825 Episode. 4-7-2008 News Media coverage of killer who used a woman’s book no how to successfully meet men to kill young males. The campaign for district attorney continues with more news media coverage. Allison helps track down the dangerous "cougar" they believe is responsible for the murders of young men. She also has visions that Devalos' campaign is in jeopardy, with someone plotting against him. 154380 2009 Medium: Man in the Mirror, The T DVD -R HQ 11121 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 5-11-2009 TV News Broadcast gives information about the case to the Medium and the audience. 154381 2009 Medium: Necessary Evil, A T DVD -R HQ 10984 Episode. 3-23-2009 Television Newscast from KXPM 16 News on a serial killer being arrested based on the medium’s information. 154382 2009 Medium: New Terrain T DVD -R HQ 11568 Episode. 11-6-2009 School Newspaper Reporter Jamie Portman (Hayley McFarland) gives Aerial a copy of the paper with an article she wrote. But Aerial sees new stories of her friend being killed in a car crash when her mother goes the wrong way on the freeway while under prescription drugs. Allison rents an SUV after her car gets damaged. She discovers the SUV’s satellite radio lets her hear other people’s conversations. 154383 2005 Medium: Night of the Wolf T Episode #4. 1-24-2005 TV News Female Anchor reporting the news over television. TV Reporter (Saida Pagan). When Allison overhears a murder witness giving a false report to a police sketch artist, she tries to persuade the D.A. that they are looking for the wrong man. A recurring nightmare that she is being chased through the airport by a vicious wolf holds the key that can save Allison when she comes face to face with the real murderer. 154384 2008 Medium: Partners in Crime T DVD -R HQ 9832 Episode. 4-14-2008 News Media coverage of serial killer based on Allison’s dreams brings her together again with FBI Agent Edward Cooper, who is shot down by the killer. Venture capitalist likes Joe’s invention. 154385 2005 Medium: Penny for Your Thoughts T DVD -R HQ 9139 (Mislabelled on Disc as 9135). Episode #15. 5-9-2005 News Announcer (Lynnanne Zager - Voice). 154386 2009 Medium: Person of Interest, A T DVD -R HQ 10868 Episode. 2-17-2009 News Media cover story of a bomber whose body is found and his son who was living under a different identity to escape media exposure. When the son is arrested, he asks the police to keep his identity secret. But the news media finds out and hounds him into leaving his job and the city. The Medium can’t understand why her gift is being used to hurt this innocent man until she discovers he was the one who created the bomb that his father used to blow up a building that killed 18 people. The son must live with what he did for the rest of his life -- the 18 people stay in his memory no matter how many years pass or how much he tries to live a new life with his wife and children. 154387 2006 Medium: Profiles in Terror T DVD -R HQ 7546 Episode., 12-13-2006 News Media. American Criminals TV show with reporters interviewing FBI man. Breaking News coverage of criminal being released. Allison has visions that contradict the findings of an FBI profiler helping on a potential serial-killer case. Allison has visions that contradict the findings of an FBI profiler helping on a potential serial-killer case, causing him to question the source of her information. 154388 2006 Medium: S.O.S. T Episode #34. 4-17-2006 News Media. Reporter (Mary Strong). 154389 2006 Medium: Sweet Child O' Mine T Episode #31. 2-27-2006 Reporter (Cajardo Lindsey). 154390 2005 Medium: Sweet Dreams T Episode #21. 10-17-2005 Newscaster (Saida Pagan). 154391 2009 Medium: Talented Mrs. Boddicker, The T DVD -R HQ 11143 Episode. 5-25-2009 News Media. TV Newscasts offer exposition. 154392 2009 Medium: Things To Do in Phoenix When You’re Dead T DVD -R HQ 10849 Episode. 2-10-2009 News Media. Two TV News broadcasts tell the medium what is going on with the murder she is dreaming about. There is also a search for an obituary using the web by looking up newspapers, and a discussion about newspapers’ coverage of obituaries. 154393 2008 Medium: To Have and To Hold T DVD -R HQ 9537 Episode #63. 1-21-2008 News Media. Bad publicity continues to plague Allison. Joe brings a reluctant Allison with him to a party at a prospective employer’s house. Later the employer’s daughter disappears leading Allison to connect her recent dreams about Paris to the disappearance. Now it’s up to Allison to save the daughter and get Joe a job. 154394 2007 Medium: We Had a Dream T Episode #52. 2-28-2007 TV Newscaster (Ted Garcia). 154395 2005 Medium: When Push Comes to Shove (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #16-#17. 5-19/23-2005 Anchor, Morning News (Saida Pagan). Photographer (Christopher Hoffman). 154396 2008 Medium: Wicked Game (Parts One and Two) T DVD -R HQ 9785, 9808. Episode. 3-24-2008, 3-31-2008 News Media. TV coverage of news event reveals new information to Allison. Alison and Cynthia’s investigation into the decade-old kidnapping of Cynthia’s daughter comes to a shocking and brutal conclusion when Cynthia kills the woman who killed her daughter. News Media coverage of case. Roving Reporter (Ted Garcia). 154397 2010 Medium: Will the Real Fred Rovick Please Stand Up? T DVD -R HQ 11767 (News Media excerpts) Episode. 2-5-2010 News Media. Allison keeps seeing the face of one man in the faces of other people including Joe and must figure out why. It turns out he’s stealing the identity of various people and stealing all their money. She sees the face of Fred Rovick on the news (both the weatherman and anchor have his face), in the field (a reporter at a crime scene looks like Fred Rovick). Also news media coverage of young woman who killed her 93-year-old husband. She also ends up as a victim of Fred Rovick who has fled the country after bribing a juror in the woman’s trial to deadlock the jury and stealing all of her money. 154398 2009 Medium: You Give Me Fever T DVD -R HQ 11651 Episode. 12-4-2009 News Media. Allison’s visions become a vital source of information to the authorities after samples of a deadly disease disappear. 154399 1997 Medivac: T Episode #23. 9-4-1997 Reporter (Siobhan Lawless). 154400 1989 Medjugorje: Message, The N Weible, Wayne Newspaper Publisher and Columnist Wayne Weible in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina learns of phenomenon occurring in little town with unpronounceable name. Eight columns are the result. Now this book, written from a Protestant perspective. Protestant Journalist investigates events at Medjugorje. On Oct. 27, 1985, a South Carolina journalist decides to do a column on the events surrounding a small Yugoslavian village. 154401 1978 Medusa Touch, The M TV Newscaster (Gordon Honeycombs). TV Space Reporter (Shaw Taylor). 154402 1992 Medusa: Dare To Be Truthful MT Editor (Ken Walz), miffed editor. 154403 1997 Medusa's Child MT TV Reporter (Jennifer Sterling). Weather Reporter (Norma Jean Wick). Reporter #5 (Edwin A. Santos). Anchor (David Kaye). 154404 1934 Meek, The N OWN Romains, Jules Press 154405 1953 Meet Betty Furness DT Series. 1-2-1953 to 6-25-1953. CBS Host Betty Furness 154406 2008 Meet Bill (aka Bill) M TV News Anchor-Reporter Chip (Timothy Olphant) is having an affair with the wife of an overweight office drone. 154407 1952 Meet Danny Wilson M News Media. Reporters (Eddie Coontz, Sally Yarnell). Newspaper Reporter (Bill Cassady). Photographer (Harold Bostwick). Newsboys (John Albright, Morty Langer). 154408 1940 Meet John Doe M DVD -R HQ 2610, 2611, 2596. DVD. L. SVDSP 648. VHS 455, 446, B28 Connell, Richard, Robert Presnell (Story - "Life and Death of John Doe, The"). Robert Riskin (Screenplay) PR Columnist Ann Mitchell (Barbara Stanwyck) creates Joe Doe in her final column. Editor Henry Connell (James Gleason). Powerful publisher D.B. Norton (Edward Arnold) Newspaperman Beany (Irving Bacon). Newspaperman Angelface (Warren Hymer). Radio Announcers at convention (Mike Frankovich, Knox Manning, Selmer Jackson, John B. Hughes). Newsman (Edward McWade). Reporter (Carl Ekberg). Reporter (Eddie Fetherston). Joe, the Newman (Edward McWade). Ed, Photographer (Hank Mann). Photographers (James Millican, Jack Gardner, Walter Linden, Hank Mann). Fired Reporter (Charles K. French). Mattie, Newspaper Secretary (Bess Flowers). Publicity Man (Kenneth Harlan). Mitchell to Connell: "Listen you big, wonderful genius of a newspaperman. You came down here to shoot some life into this dying paper, didn't you? Well, the whole town's curious about John Doe and, boom, just like that you're going to bury him…." "…there's enough circulation in that man to start a shortage in the ink market." The Bulletin. A free press means a free people. (New sign being erected). The New Bulletin. A streamlined newspaper for a streamlined era. 154409 1932 Meet John Doe MS OWN - H Riskin, Robert (Screenplay) In "Best American Screenplays" Publisher D.B. Norton orders his editor, Henry Connell to clean house at the Bulletin, a newspaper Norton has just bought. One by one, most of the old-timers who work for the old Bulletin are fired. Columnist Ann Mitchell invents a John Doe hero. She makes up phony letter she prints in her column. Mitchell's John Doe says he is going to commit suicide on Christmas Eve to protest the misery, corruption and hypocrisy he sees all around him. Column is immediate sensation. Where is John Doe? When rivals accuse the sob sister's paper of a cheap stunt, she has to find a real John Doe. She finds a down-and-out small time baseball player to be her John Done. John Doe clubs spring up around the country. Norton sees a way to use John Doe to set up a third party that he can control and ride John Doe's popularity to election victory. Connell tells John Doe the plot and Doe refuses to participate. Media baron Norton destroys Doe's image. Norton's vicious campaign against John Doe works. The mob turns on John Doe. And John Doe disappears. He shows up on Christmas Eve to commit suicide but Mitchell, Connell and loyal members of his fan club show up to save him. 154410 1941 Meet John Doe R Episode #84. 9-28-1941. Screen Guild Theater, The Publisher D.B. Norton (Edward Arnold) orders his editor, Henry Connell (James Gleason) to clean house at the Bulletin, a newspaper Norton has just bought. Columnist Ann Mitchell (Barbara Stanwyck) invents a John Doe hero. 154411 2007 Meet John Doe: the Musical P Sugarman, Eddie (Lyrics) and Andrew Gerle (Music) Premiere Washington D.C. Ford Theatre 3-27-2007. Off-Broadway at the Theatre at St. Clements 9-2007. Reporter Ann Mitchell (Heidi Blickenstaff) loses her job in the middle of the Depression so she prints a phony letter from a “John Doe” who, protesting the state of society, promises to jump off the Brooklyn Bridge on Christmas Eve. Circulation goes through the roof and she convinces her editor to hire an out-of-work ballplayer to stand in for John Doe. The ambitious newspaper reporter ghost writes the “John Doe” column. With his words and his down-home charm, John Doe quickly becomes a national sensation. When the paper’s powerful owner reveals true plans for John Doe, both Ann and John must confront what they’ve created and decide what they truly believe in. Ann Mitchell -- early 30s, smart, ambitious newspaper reporter who is less cynical than she thinks she is. D.B. Norton -- 40s-50s. Ruthless, charming, wealthy oil mogul turned newspaper owner. Richard Connell -- late 50s. An experienced and unsentimental newspaper editor and a true patriot. Two Newsboys: the paper’s relentless sales force, bright-faced voices. Musical numbers: “Can’t Read the Paper Any More,” “I’m Your Man,” “Page Eight, At the Top,” “I’ll Know Him When I See Him,” “Perfects Days,” “Money Talks,” “The Other Guy,” “Be More,” “This Other Guy,” “Be More,” “What A Man,” “The Man For Me,” “He Speaks To Me,” “Meet John Doe Radio Jingle,” “Thank You,” “Bigger Than Baseball,” “Who The Hell (Forgot To Tell My Heart)?” “Lighthouses,” “Here’s To America,” “John’s Stand/Baseball Reprise,” “Before You,” “Finale.” 154412 1941 Meet John Doughboy M Newsreel. Wartime newsreel chock full of military secrets. If there are any Fifth Columnists in the audience, please leave the theater right now 154413 1936 Meet McBride R Tazewell, Charles Based on the Kennedy and MacBride stories by Frederick Nebel. Unsuccessful pilot on June 13, 1936, CBS Radio Reporter Kennedy 154414 1951 Meet Me After the Show M Photographer at Benefit (Ralph Montgomery). 154415 1947 Meet Me at Dawn (aka Gay Duelist, The) M Achard, Marcel, Anatole Litvak (Play - "La Tueur). Lesley Storm, James Seymour (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Georges Vermorel (Basil Sydney) plays up the involvement of a political opponent in a duel over a woman, not realizing female in question is his own daughter. Challenger becomes romantically involved with daughter. When he discovers the newspaper publisher is her father he exposes her identity as object of confrontation and the publisher is ridiculed. Publisher in turn challenges the man to a duel. The man allows himself to be slightly wounded to restore publisher's honor so he can marry his daughter. News Editor (Wilfrid Hyde-White). 154416 1953 Meet Me At the Zoo DT Series. 1-10-1953 to 5-30-1953. CBS Hosts Jack Whitaker, Freeman Shelly, Roger Connant 154417 1966 Meet Me in Moscow M AFI-Authors Writer 154418 2001 Meet Mr. X: Personality & Thoughts of Fletcher Prouty, The DT Interviewer Len Osanic. 154419 1956 Meet the Champions DT Interviewer Jack Lescoulie 154420 1989 Meet the Feebles M Jackson, Peter (director) Journalist fly who eats poop. Exploration of the scabrous underside of a Muppet Show-style variety program. 154421 1952 Meet the Masters DT Series. 2-24-1952 to12-14-1952. NBC News. Profiles. 154422 1942 Meet the Mob (aka So's Your Aunt Emma) M Hervey, Harry (Story - "Aunt Emma Paints the Town"). George Bricker, Edmond Kelso (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Terry (Roger Pryor) for the Daily Globe Register (referred to as Globe Tribune once) working on story on lawyer connected to the mob but gets demoted to sports desk when he is scooped by rival newspaper. Spinster and reporter seen together. Mobsters mistake spinster for notorious Ma Parker and assume she is going to kill fighter's manager, who has been accused of fixing fights. Fighter son of spinster's old flame. She gets caught in gangland war. One faction headed by fighter's manager, Other by nightclub owner, the boss of the reporter's girlfriend. Reporter is beaten up by nightclub owner's men to get evidence he has obtained against nightclub owner. Fighter is wounded, then kidnapped from hospital. Spinster passes herself off as Ma Parker to trap nightclub owner. Manager shoots nightclub owner. Kidnaps spinster and reporter's girlfriend. Reporter gives chase and gets scoop on capture of manager and recovery of fighter. Reporter's work interferes with time with girlfriend. He refuses to give exclusive to city editor until promised raise and two weeks honeymoon. "You wouldn't know a news story if you woke up and found one in bed with you." 154423 1944 Meet the People M DVD -R HQ 7425, 7426 Photographer (Al Hill). 154424 1945 Meet the Press DR Series 1945 to 1970s Editor Lawrence E. Spivak, editor of American Mercury magazine. Bill Monroe. Marvin Kalb 154425 1950 Meet the Press DT Series. 2-26-1950-. NBC Moderators-Interviewers Martha Roundtree (1950-1952), Lawrence Spivak (1950-1975), Bill Monroe (1975-1986), Marvin Kalb (1984-1987), Chris Wallace (1987-1988), Garrick Utley (1988-1991), Tim Russert (1992-). 154426 1999 Meet the Press Parody T SVD 1226 (Missed Opening) Episode. Saturday Night Live Parody News. SNL parody of Meet the Press. 154427 2007 Meet the Robinsons C DVD -R HQ 10995 (Mislabeled 10994), 10996 Reporter (Joe Whyte - Voice). 154428 2005 Meet the Santas MT Anchorman (Dave Clark). Anchorwoman (Cher Calvin). 154429 1953 Meet the Veep DT Series. 2-1-1953 to 3-29-1953. NBC Host Earl Godwin. 154430 1931 Meet the Wife M Reporter Gregory Brown (William Janney). 154431 1940 Meet the Wildcat M Gottlieb, Alex (Screenplay) Ness Book Photographer Ann (Margaret Lindsey) for Squint ("The Pic Magazine That Gives You a Look at Life"), investigates art thefts committed by burglar known as The Wildcat. While taking photographs at museum, she gets a shot of thief stealing a painting. She sees man outside the police station, thinks he is The Wildcat and hits him over the head with camera case. Accuses him with no evidence. Gets fingerprints from glass at restaurant using her face powder. Wires photocopy to magazine's main office in NY. She is arrested when caught ransacking his room. Man is arrested and she goes to see him pretending to be his sister. He engineers escape by forcing her at gunpoint to give him her clothes. He gets police to keep her in jail until he can find real thief, Man turns out to be New York Police Lieutenant who infiltrates gang of crooks. Photographer invited to interview gallery owner who is actually leader of art theft ring. He decides to have both policeman and photographer killed. They are locked in powerhouse during museum robbery but alert police by switching the lights on and off. 154432 1997 Meet Wally Sparks M News Media. Reporter #1 (Barry Nolan). Reporter #2 ("Stuttering" John Melendez). Reporter #3 (Karen Duffy). Reporter #4 (Bob Saget). 154433 1949 Meet Your Congress DT Series. 3-13-1949 to 6-19-1949. NBC Host Blair Moody 154434 1950 Meet Your Cover Girl DT Series. 10-24-1950 to 11-1-1951. CBS Host Robin Chandler 154435 1946 Meeting By Moonlight N OWN - H Knotts, Raymond Chicago Editor Jim Hale, Chicago newspaper editor. 154436 2004 Meeting Nightshade M Interviewer (Thomas Andrew Misner - The Interviewer). Cameraman (Robert Mead). 154437 1744 Meeting of the Company, The; Or, Baye's Art of Acting P USC Garrick, David News. "We were damp'd by the newspapers." "Ay, ay, they killed me one day and revived me the next. Newspaper life, like real life, is chequered, a mixture of good and evil. What they took away yesterday they'll give again tomorrow, sometimes dead, sometimes alive. Now praise, now blame, make holes and darn 'em again, can anything be more impartial? "What, may any man who gives me plaister have liberty to break my head?" "If the fools of our profession would have more sensibility upon the stage, and less off it, they might strut their hour without fretting." "The paper police may go a little too far sometimes, and so will Constables and Justices of the Peace…." 154438 2001 Meeting of the Waters N McLarin, Kim Reporter Porter Stockman, determined white reporter covering riots in South Central Los Angeles. Lenora Page, prominent reporter for the Baltimore Sun. Both now work for the Philadelphia Record 154439 1999 Meeting People Is Easy M News Media. Interviewing Journalists in Barcelona Oliver Kube (Himself), Michael Sailer (Himself), Dirk Siepe (Himself). 154440 1991 Meeting Venus M News Media. 2nd Journalist (Andras Kepes). 3rd Journalist (Lili Kepes). 4th Journalist (Gyorgy Fenyves). 5th Journalist (Ferenc Harangozo). 6th Journalist (Pal Schiffer). 7th Journalist (Sandor Simo). Eurowood TV Crew Cameraman (Buda Gulyas). 154441 1976 Meg mindig aktualis… MTF Hungary Newspaperman (Geza Hofi). 154442 2007 Megan’s Love NR Gilbert, Robert S. Reporter Megan Bourne is hired by an educator who takes an assignment in New Mexico to learn more of Native American history. Their 10 days together will change Megan in profound ways for the rest of her life. 154443 2002 Megapark, Der Plan der Reporter NJ Kopietz, Gerit; Sommer, Jörg Germany TV Journalist 154444 2004 Megas XLR: Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Coop C Episode #16. 10-30-2004 TV Anchorman (Kevin Michael Richardson - Voice). 154445 2004 Megas XLR: Test Drive (aka Pilot) C Episode #1. 5-1-2004 TV Announcer (Kevin Michael Richardson - Voice). 154446 1990 Megaville M Sci-Fi News Media. Anchorwoman (Michelle Roth). TV Reporter (James O'Doherty). 154447 1985 Megazone 23 MF Reporter (Hiromi Yokoi) 154448 1994 Megint tanu MF Hungary. Photographer (Geza Kaszas). 154449 1967 Mehrban MF India Journalist Das (Jankidas). 154450 1987 Mei nan zi MF Newscast Reporter (Clifton Ko). 154451 1968 Meie Artur MTF Reporter (Lembit Lauri). Reporter (Rein Saluri). 154452 1987 Meikyu monogatari C Japan. Reporter (Michael McConnohie - Voice - English Version). 154453 2000 Meilleur espoir feminin MF Movie Critic (Guillaume Durand). Journalist (Herve Pauchon). Photographer (Jean-Marie Leroy). 154454 2000 Mein Lieb, mein Lieb, mein Leben N Meier, Simone Switzerland Journalist 154455 2000 Mein Lieb, mien Lieb, mein Leben N Meier Simone Woman journalist Female Journalist 154456 1999 Mein liebster Feind - Kalus Kinski DF Germany Narrator-=Interviewer Werner Herzog. 154457 1997 Mein Weg mit Monika N Stock, Hanns F. Germany Journalist 154458 1997 Mein wundervoller Wonderbra N Karoly, Jil Germany Journalist 154459 1979 Meine Anstaltsjahre. Freud und Leid im Fernsehen DT Helmensdorfer, Erich Germany TV Journalist 154460 1967 Meine Frau macht Schlagzeilen. Die Geschichte einer turbulenten Ehe N Kaufmann, Paul Georg Austria Journalist 154461 1992 Meine Niere, deine Niere NM Junge, Reinhard; Ard, Leo P. (Jürgen Pomorin) Germany TV Journalist 154462 1996 Meitantei Conan C Japan. Series 1996 Reporter (Wendy Powell). 154463 1997 Melanie Darrow MT TV Reporter (Peter Snider). TV Reporter for WEWN (Christine Brubaker). 154464 1992 Melbourne Virus, The N Leslie, Peter American Reporter and a Scotland Yard detective frantically try to save 1937 Europe from a deadly plague 154465 2001 Melissa King: Deadly Ratings N Finkelsen, Robert TV Reporter Melissa King is fresh out of college with a degree in journalism. She gets a big break with the Network in Los Angeles, California. Leaving her small town in New England, she finds a new and dangerous life as a reporter. The news media for the network goes too far to increase the ratings, doing anything to be on top of the breaking news with their newly formed First on the Scene News Team. Fighting loneliness and discovering new friends at the network, she also discovers a secret that could cost her life. Chased to the brink of death, only her friends can deliver her from becoming a deadly rating. How far would a news program go for top ratings? 154466 2003 Mellem himmel og jord: Healing DT Episode #1. 12-10-2003 Science Journalist and Medical Doctor Jerk Langer (Himself). 154467 2005 Melodi grand prix TF Norway Interviewer-Host (Jostein Pederesen). Host (Ivar Dyrhaug). 154468 1959 Melodie und Rhythmus (aka Sing, Baby, sing, aka Melody and Rhythm) MF Germany Journalist 154469 1937 Melody for Two (aka King of Swing. Aka Special Arrangements) M Reporter "Scoop" Trotter (Charley Foy). Announcer (Carlyle Moore Jr.) 154470 1935 Melody Lingers On, The M Argentine Reporter (Julian Rivero). 154471 1994 Melrose Place: Arousing Suspicions T Episode #50. 1-26-1994 Magazine Staff Writer Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue) for Escapade Magazine. Billy wins a promotion, but learns that the job requires a move to New York. 154472 1997 Melrose Place: Bump in the Night, A T Episode #171. 12-15-97 Photographer (Renee Altieri). 154473 1998 Melrose Place: Buona Sera, Mr. Campbell (1) T Episode #198. 8-31-1998 Sports Radio-Talk Show. Jeff accepts a job as a sports radio talk show host in Tampa. 154474 1998 Melrose Place: Buona Sera, Mr. Campbell (2) T Episode #199. 9-7-1998 Former Magazine Writer Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue) for Escapade Magazine. Billy has a reconciliation with his wife, heartbroken Jennifer. The couple moves to Rome together. 154475 2009 Melrose Place: Cahuenga T DVD -R HQ 11616 Episode #10. 11-17-2009 Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. Junior Publicist Ella and Caleb are stunned when WPK Public Relations Agency Owner Amanda Woodward (Heather Locklear) fires half the staff including Caleb. Amanda makes it clear to Ella that the Anton V launch party with Riley better go off without a hitch or Ella can vacate her office too. Meanwhile Auggie finally succumbs to Violet’s flirtatious ways and David asks Lauren out on a date. At the party Ella is responsible for, Amanda compliments her on the party’s success. Ella then has a lesbian kissing encounter with a woman named Melissa trying to hire her as an agent. News Media cover the party including a reporter from Vogue. 154476 2009 Melrose Place: Canon T DVD -R HQ 11469 Episode #5. 10-6-2009 Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. Ella is brought in for questioning. Lauren is torn between a shopping date with Riley and trying to impress her new boss. Jonah is accused of stealing. Violet tries to get closer to Auggie. 154477 2009 Melrose Place: Gower T DVD -R HQ 11557 Episode #8. 11-3-2009 Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. Riley and Jonah get into an argument as Riley helps Jonah film a wedding for his latest assignment. Ella confronts Lauren about her mysterious new lifestyle. David had doubts about his involvement in Sydney’s death since he can’t remember the details of the night she died. Ella finds Lauren’s expensive new clothing and an envelope of cash. Riley and Jonah get into an argument while she helps him film a wedding. David worries that he is responsible for Sydney’s death. 154478 2009 Melrose Place: Grand T DVD -R HQ 11636 Episode #3. 9-22-2009. Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. The residents are shaken up by the mystery murder of one of their own. Ella recruits Jonah to direct a music video when the original director bails on the job. Jonah becomes infuriated when he discovers his fiancee has not yet informed her family and friends about their engagement forcing Riley to turn to Auggie for comfort. Lauren applies to be on Michael’s group at the hospital. Violent continues to pursue Auggie and David blames Michael for Sydney’s murder. 154479 1994 Melrose Place: In Bed with the Enemy T Episode #58. 4-6-1994 News Media. News Reporter (Christine Devine). 154480 1994 Melrose Place: It's a Bad World After All T DVD -R HQ 8718 Episode #66. 9-19-1994 Magazine Staff Writer Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue) for Escapade Magazine. Billy is fired when Nancy learns that he helped D&D get the inside track on the Escapade account. He lands a job writing ad copy for D&D. Alison and Billy break up after she learns he took a job at D&D without consulting her (Episode #67, In-Laws and Outlaws, 9-26-1994). Billy and Allison bicker constantly at the office (Episode #68. Grand Delusions, 103-1994). Amanda gives Billy a promotion and orders him to fire Alison, who has begun to experience blackouts. (Episode #77, Just Say No, 12-5-1994). 154481 2009 Melrose Place: June T DVD -R HQ 11645 Episode #11. 12-1-2009 Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. Junior Publicist Ella and Caleb are stunned when WPK Public Relations Agency Owner Amanda Woodward (Heather Locklear) is now in charge. Ella uses her charm to get Jonah a job. Amanda moves into Sydney's penthouse and takes an interest in David. David and Lauren’s relationship continues to grow. Amanda and Michael reunite. 154482 1992 Melrose Place: Last Train to Baghdad T Episode #178. 2-9-1998 Photographer (Sandra Staggs). 154483 1992 Melrose Place: Leap of Faith T SV 161 Episode #5. 8-5-1992. Billy in Episodes #1 to #199. Columnist. Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue) is given a column in the neighborhood newspaper, The Melrose Times. He can't come up with topic because his life is boring. Hoping to alleviate this problem, he convinces Jake and Matt to go bungee-jumping with him. After he is unable to go through with the jump, Billy writes a column about "wimping out." Billy has worked as a cab driver (Episode #2 - Friends and Lovers, 7-15-1992). He has also written a screenplay, but Allison is not impressed (Episode #3. Lost and Found, 7-22-1982). 154484 2010 Melrose Place: Mulholland T DVD -R HQ 11862 Episode #15. 3-23-2010 Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. Junior Publicist Ella and Caleb are stunned when WPK Public Relations Agency Owner Amanda Woodward (Heather Locklear) is now in charge. Amanda catches Riley and Ben in a compromising position. Jonah’s constant attention overwhelms Ella. Lauren gives in to Dr. Mancini’s threats. 154485 1992 Melrose Place: My Way T Episode #7. 8-19-1992 Columnist. Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue) is depressed when the Melrose Times folds. He asks Allison to accompany him on a visit to his parents' house, then pleads with her to pose as his girlfriend. Billy tries to convince his parents that he is on the verge of becoming a successful writer, but is roped into helping run his father's furniture store because of a deal the two once made. He quits in a huff after his father questions his sales techniques He later asks his dad to let him live his own life. 154486 1998 Melrose Place: Night the Lights Went Out at Melrose T Episode #198. 11-2-1998 Photographer (Scott Johnston). 154487 2009 Melrose Place: Nightingale T Episode #2. 9-15-2009 Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. The residents are shaken up by the mystery murder of one of their own. Upon learning that her job may be in jeopardy due to a merger, Ella enlists David’s help to attend a high society party with hopes of landing a major client at the event. Lauren agrees to go on another date for money, but her secret may be blown when her date unknowingly takes her to the same party as Ella and David. Meanwhile, a detective arrives and questions Auggie regarding the recent murder, and Riley and Jonah begin to suspect that something is up with Violet when they catch her acting strangely in a surveillance video. 154488 1996 Melrose Place: No Lifeguard on Duty T Episode #114. 2-5-1996 Reporter (Steve Valentine). 154489 2009 Melrose Place: Ocean T Episode #9. 11-10-2009 Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. Jonah pretends he’s engaged to Ella who really gets into the role playing. After learning Auggie’s blood was on the murder weapon that killed Sydney, his apartment is searched they then demand the other residents say where he went that night. Riley is conflicted about helping the police, but Jonah pushes to do so as she knows where Auggie is staying. David arranges a secret play date with his brother Noah, but after he hurts himself, Lauren must come to the rescue and risk the wrath of Michael finding out. 154490 1993 Melrose Place: Of Bikes and Men T Episode #37. 10-6-1993 Magazine Staff Writer Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue) for Escapade Magazine. Alison tags along when Billy travels to a beautiful hotel to interview the reclusive owner. The man's daughter gropes Billy under the table during dinner. 154491 2010 Melrose Place: Oriole T DVD -R HQ 11835 Episode #13. 3-9-2010 Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. Junior Publicist Ella and Caleb are stunned when WPK Public Relations Agency Owner Amanda Woodward (Heather Locklear) is now in charge. Amanda puts Ella in charge of a lavish party to honor her billionaire boyfriend who is visiting Melrose Place. Riley asks Jonah for another chance. Auggie and Violet prepare to leave town. 154492 1994 Melrose Place: Otherwise Engaged T Episode #55. 3-2-1994 Magazine Staff Writer Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue) for Escapade Magazine. Billy's co-worker Celia and Alison lay a guilt trip on him until he buys Alison a more expensive engagement ring. Alison and Billy are back together and he has told her about his one-night stand with Amanda months ago. She forgives him. The engagement is on. 154493 1994 Melrose Place: Parting Glances T Episode #52. 2-9-1994 Magazine Staff Writer Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue) for Escapade Magazine. Frustrated by her inability to get in touch with Billy, Alison flies to New York to surprise him and is stunned to find him having drinks with another woman. 154494 2009 Melrose Place: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 11382 Episode #1. 9-8-2009. Updated version of the popular 1990s series. Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. The residents are shaken up by the mystery murder of one of their own. The lives and relationships of a diverse group of 20-somethings intertwine to form a close-knit surrogate family. Heading up this group is landlady Sydney Andrews. Other tenants include handsome and rebellious David Breck, estranged son of Sydney’s former lover Dr. Michael Mancini, up-and-coming publicist Ella Simms, Auggie Kirkpatrick, the successful soul chef at the trend restaurant Coal with a dark past. Also Lauren Yung, a medical student in desperate need of money to pay her student loans and Jonah Miller, an aspiring filmmaker who has just proposed to live-in girlfriend Riley Richmond, a first-grade teacher. Newest tenant is wide-eyed 21-year-old Violet Foster who has just arrived in Los Angeles and is horrified to find a bloody body floating in the courtyard pool. Suddenly everyone is a suspect. It also turns out that Simms is a lesbian publicist. 154495 1993 Melrose Place: Pushing Boundaries T Episode #28. 4-7-1993 Magazine Writer Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue). One of Billy's co-workers discovers that he lied on his resume and reports him to Nancy Donner (Meg Wittner). Nancy assures Billy that she hired him for his talent and gives him a writing assignment. After he does a great job with an article about a dog wedding, she promotes him to staff writer at Escapade Magazine. Amanda crashes a celebration dinner for Billy and lets him know she has been calling. Alison takes Billy out to lunch and grows concerned by the amount of personal attention Nancy is showing him. She warns that Nancy may be attracted to Billy but he takes offense to this. Alison makes a special dinner for Billy and apologizes. He ignores her and goes back to the office. Nancy makes a pass at him and takes away his promotion after he turns her down. He threatens to quit, but his lecture inspires her to apologize and restore him to staff writer. 154496 1998 Melrose Place: Rumor Whisperer, The T Episode #204. 10-26-1998 Magazine Editor-in-Chief Drew MacKenzie (Bill Sage). Amanda is nominated for the magazine's Businesswoman of the Year award and is considered a strong favorite. Lexi sleeps with MacKenzie in the hopes of convincing him to give her the honor instead. When her plan fails, she starts a rumor that Amanda won the award by sleeping with Drew. Megan learns the truth when she eavesdrops on a conversation between Lexi and Drew. Jane shares the news with Amanda. Amanda humiliates Lexi in her acceptance speech and mockingly presents her with the award. 154497 1996 Melrose Place: Run, Billy, Run T Episode #117. 2-26-1996 Reporter (Tom Simmons). 154498 2009 Melrose Place: San Vincente T DVD -R HQ 11662 Episode #12. 12-8-2009 Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. Junior Publicist Ella and Caleb are stunned when WPK Public Relations Agency Owner Amanda Woodward (Heather Locklear) is now in charge. Riley and Jonah decide to go to Las Vegas to elope. Lauren gets in trouble with one of her male clients. Auggie reveals his feelings for Riley. 154499 2009 Melrose Place: Shoreline T DVD -R HQ 11497 Episode #6. 10-13-2009 Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. Riley gets an offer from a famous fashion designer. Lauren takes a job on a yacht, but panics when she runs into David. Violet tries to orchestrate a meeting with Michael. 154500 2010 Melrose Place: Stoner Canyon T DVD -R HQ 11856 Episode #14. 3-16-2010 Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. Junior Publicist Ella and Caleb are stunned when WPK Public Relations Agency Owner Amanda Woodward (Heather Locklear) is now in charge. Amanda is infuriated when Riley asks Ben for a job. Ella makes an unrealistic demand that backfires. Lauren clashes with a new tenant. 154501 1993 Melrose Place: Suspicious Minds T Episode #32. 5-26-1993 Magazine Staff Writer Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue) for Escapade Magazine. Keith, who is obsessed with Alison, stakes out Alison's apartment and attacks Billy from behind with a tire iron. While Billy is in the hospital, Keith shows up console Alison. Billy tells Amanda he is in love with Alison. Billy and Alison come home to learn that Amanda and her father have purchased the building. 154502 1994 Melrose Place: Swept Away T Episode #53. 2-16-1994 Magazine Staff Writer Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue) for Escapade Magazine. Alison accepts Billy's explanation about his date, but breaks up with him again when he wrongly assumes that she is moving to New York. He follows her back to Los Angeles and surprises her with a marriage proposal. 154503 1993 Melrose Place: Test, The T Episode #27. 3-31-1993 Magazine Writer. Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue) uses an embellished resume to win a job at Escapade Magazine. His boss, Nancy Donner (Meg Wittner) develops a crush on him. 154504 1999 Melrose Place: They Shoot Blanks, Don't They? T Episode #210. 2-22-1999 News Media. Local TV Reporter (Richard Saxton). 154505 1998 Melrose Place: To Kill a Whirlybird T Episode #173. 1-5-1998 News Media. TV Reporter (Mary Major). 154506 1996 Melrose Place: Triumph of the Bill T Episode #124. 3-18-1996 Former Magazine Writer Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue) for Escapade Magazine. Billy is now in advertising and has lost all sense of ethics. He uses underhanded means to steal the keynote speech at an ad convention away from Alison. Makes an emotional speech about lying and reveals he has sold his soul to become a star in the industry. He's a hit at the convention. Amanda sleeps with him. Alison quits her job and learns that Amanda is using Billy to help her career. 154507 1993 Melrose Place: Under the Mistletoe T Episode #47. 12-22-1993 Magazine Staff Writer Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue) for Escapade Magazine. Billy's bitterness about Alison clouds his judgment on a writing assignment. Billy and Amanda sleep together. 154508 1998 Melrose Place: Usual Santas, The T Episode #204. 12-21-1998 News Media. Reporter (Roalinde Milan). 154509 2009 Melrose Place: Vine T DVD -R HQ 11455 Episode #4. 9-29-2009 Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. Sydney’s sister, Jane Mancini comes to Melrose Place and makes an announcement. Detective Rodriguez questions Violet about her connection to Sydney. Lauren decides to take her side job to the next level. 154510 1998 Melrose Place: Where the Hookers Grow T Episode #194. 9-21-1998 Photographer (Carlos A. Franco). 154511 2009 Melrose Place: Windsor T DVD -R HQ 11519 Episode #7. 10-20-2009 Publicist Ella Simms (Katie Cassidy) is a ruthless public relations practitioner, cool and blonde who all but smirks at her own awfulness. Residents of the apartment complex located at 4616 Melrose Place in California. Ella: “She needs a better publicist. She needs me.” Ella is a smart, savvy, up-and-coming publicity who strives to reach the top at any cost. Ella and Riley arrive at the Anton V photo shoot and meet the photographer, who tries to persuade Riley to do a topless shoot. Jonah is invited for drinks with a producer’s development executive. Violet makes another play for Auggie. 154512 1994 Melrose Place: Young Men and the Sea, The T Episode #51. 2-2-1994 Magazine Staff Writer Billy Campbell (Andrew Shue) for Escapade Magazine. Alison refuses to move to New York with Billy and suggests they try a long-distance relationship. 154513 1990 Meltdown or The Bologna Merchants N Keisling, William Reporter Tom Parker, a thoroughly modern young man who faces love and disaster with a nuclear reactor 154514 1997 Melting Pot M Latina Reporter (Leticia Robles) 154515 2003 Melting the Ice NR White, Loreth Anne Silhouette Intimate Moments Investigative Journalist Hannah McGuire was going to stop chasing international stories to raise her son. Then a friend is murdered and McGuire, desperate for answers, is drawn to the case. She discovers a former lover is investigating the same case for reasons of his own. She doesn't want the man to discover the son she's kept hidden from him. 154516 1980 Melvin and Howard M News Media. Reporter (John Levin). Reporter (Kathleen Sullivan). 154517 1974 Melvin Purvis: G-Man T Press 154518 1984 Melvin, Son of Alvin M Cameraman (David Argue). 154519 1892 Member of the Third House, A N MLPL Garland, Hamlin Press. Evening Planet. Various reporters, editors. Suit against the press. 154520 1958 Memento Mori N OWN - H Spark, Muriel Critic Guy Leet, about 75, a crippled writer-critic. Young Journalist (Dominic Taylor). Publisher (Terence Soall). Photographer (Richard Lawry). 154521 1992 Memento Mori MTF UK. Photographer (Richard Lawry). Publisher (Terence Soall). Young Journalist (Dominic Taylor). 154522 1989 Memes Cannibales, Les M PR Publicity Executive (Franklin Steward Granvel) 154523 1987 Memes sanglantes, Les MTF Reporter (Marc Brunet - Le Reporter) 154524 1943 Memo to a Firing Squad N OWN - H Brennan, Frederick American Newspaperman fights for a projected peace conference in Lisbon. 154525 2003 Memo To Our Journalists SS Lee, Mark In “Politically Inspired” collection of 29 short stories Reporters in Iraq are given a short, punchy list of editorial precautions. It includes such pithy advice as “If you and your embedded unit are lost in the countryside and searching for the main road, remember that every adult in the world lies about most things much of the time. Look for a smart, honest nine-ear-old.” 154526 2001 Memoir of Misfortune D Xiakang, Su and Zhu Hong Journalist Su Xiaokang, a prominent journalist in China, was smuggled out of the country after making the government's "most wanted" list after the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre. Two years later, his wife, Fu Li, and son joined him in the United States. Misfortune in the form of a devastating 1993 car accident that left Fu Li paralyzed and brain injured is at the core of Su's story. But in working through his guilt about the accident, he spirals outward and beyond it to explore differences between China and the U.S., political movements, love and spirituality. The latter discussion is especially enlightening. Su's reflections are a clear look at the way people without faith in God can find meaning in life through unimaginable tragedy and suffering. There are also some wonderfully pithy observations, particularly Su's discovery, when trying to buy a home, that "in the United States to clear your credit history is just as arduous as it is to remove a counterrevolutionary stigma in mainland China." Su makes regular references to Chinese literary and historical figures, but also provides lucid footnotes for the benefit of his Western readers. The translation is awkward at times, but because it heightens many of the points Su makes about differences in Western and Chinese culture, that awkwardness works to strengthen the overall effect of this powerful story. 154527 1975 Memoire, La MF France - Short Interviewer (Albert Augier - L'interviewer). 154528 1950 Memoirs de un Mexicano (aka Memoirs of a Mexicano) MF Lanpeta, Matilde Mexico Mexican Journalist-Film Pioneer presents the history of the Mexican revolution. 154529 1905 Memoirs of an American Citizen N Herrick, Robert Newspapers 154530 1992 Memoirs of an Invisible Man M L TV Anchor (Elaine Corral Kendall) 154531 1710 Memoirs of Europe Towards the Close of the Eighth Century N COPY Manley, Mary Delariviere In "Novels of Mary Delariviere Manley, The." News. Written by Eginardus, secretary and favourite to Charlemagne. Dedicated to Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq. References to Steel's Tatler. Stelico or Steelico, The Tatler. "They call him in Contempt, a Bread-writer, a sorry half sesterce Fellow, but his Pen is generally acceptable; he pleases those whom he stings; a commodious useful Hireling, stops at nothing, goes through thick and thin. Mario is Mr. Addison. Many names for real people. 154532 1965 Memorandum M Interviewer (Donald Brittain) 154533 2006 Memorial N Wagner, Bruce Reality TV. Ambush Journalism. News Media. 154534 2006 Memorial Counselor, The M Interviewer (Larry Laverty - Geeky Interviewer). 154535 2009 Memorias del desarrollo MF Cuba TV Anchor (Adam Plotch). 154536 1991 Memories T SV 80 6-22-91 News Media 154537 1976 Memories of Berlin: Twilight of Weimar Culture, The DT Interviewer-Narrator (Gary Conklin). 154538 1988 Memories of Me M Photographer (David Correia) 154539 1991 Memories of Midnight MT Miniseries Newscaster (Douglas Kiker) 154540 2004 Memories of My Melancholy Whores (aka Memorias de MIS Putas Tristes) N Marquez, Gabriel Garcia Columnist is 90 years old and works for a newspaper. For 50 years he has written a column, "El Diario de La Paz" for the local newspaper. He's a lifelong bachelor who discovers "uncorrupted love" with a 14-year-old would-be prostitute. Sex-addicted man who's never not paid for sex. Journalist decides to celebrate his 90th year in a grand way giving himself a present that will make him feel as if he's still alive: a young virgin. When he sees the girl from the back in a brothel, his life changes radically. He finds himself dying from love. 154541 2005 Memories of Tomorrow M TV News Reader (Sarah Owen). 154542 2008 Memorist, The N Rose, M.J. Journalist David Yalom knows all too well how the past affects the future. A woman is haunted by memories of another time and place always accompanied by the faint strains of elusive music. An envelope addressed to her and delivered to the Phoenix Foundation -- an institute dedicated to the recovery of past life memories -- contains a childhood drawing of an elaborate box that the woman recognizes and a sheet from an auction catalog identifying the object as an 18th century gaming box. She travels to Vienna to find the box and with each step she comes closer to remembering the connections between a clandestine reincarnationist society, the lost Memory Flute linked to Ludwig van Beethoven and rumored to open the door to the past, and to Journalist Yalom. 154543 1995 Memorizu C Reporter (Sanshiro Nitta - Voice). Weather Forecaster (Ai Satou - Voice). 154544 2006 Memory in Death NM OWN - H Robb, J.D. (Nora Roberts) TV Reporter Nadine Furst, Channel 75's on-air ace. She's getting her own show -- "Now," a full hour a week and "I can call my own shots. I'm going to have a staff. Jesus. I can't get over it. My own staff, my own show." Laughing: "I'm sticking with the crime beat, it's what I know and what I'm known for. We're calling it Now, as I'm going to deal with what's happening up to the minute we air each week." 154545 1981 Memory Man, The N OWN - H Griffiths, John Journalist Ann, attractive, whose feelings for a chess master are at odds with her own system of loyalty 154546 1978 Memory of Eva Ryker, The N OWN - H Stanwood, Donald A. Journalist Norman Hall of World Magazine, famous journalist, is covering the salvage of the Titanic, hoping to solve the tale locked up in Eva Ryker's subconscious. 154547 1960 Memory of Murder, T Armstrong Circle Theatre -12-7-60 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 154548 1989 Memory of Snow and of Dust N OWN - H Breytenbach, Breyten Ethiopian Female Journalist Meheret 154549 1996 Memory Run M Newscaster (Dave Nichols) 154550 1990 Memphis Belle M PR Public Relations Military Officer Bruce Daninger (John Lithgow) in World War II. Cynical PR officer. 154551 2001 Memphis Bound…and Gagged M Cameraman (Hayes Urban). 154552 1989 Men T Series 1989. ABC. Magazine Reporter 154553 1937 Men Are Not Gods M Steel, Kurt (Novel). Brian Marlow, Robert Wyler, Eddie Welch (Screenplay) Ness Book Drama Critic Skeates (A.E. Matthews), Daily Post drama critic does not read newspapers including his own material. Secretary Ann (Miriam Hopkins) asked to change a review Skeates has written, she does so assuming he will never see it. Condescending critic Skeates finds out and fires her. She is still involved with Tommy (Rex Harrison), a young obituary writer on the paper. Goes back to work for the critic, but has an affair with the actor in the review. 154554 1938 Men Are Such Fools M DVD -R HQ 2428, 2401 (2401 is mislabeled as 2418 on Disc). . Bogart Columnist Jimmy Hall (Wayne Morris) crashes newspaper chatter columns 154555 1996 Men Behaving Badly T VHS 385 Episode. Series 1996-1997. News Media 154556 1996 Men Behaving Badly: Hot Parkas T Episode #4. 10-23-1996 News Media. Reporter (Susan Sherriffe). 154557 1959 Men from Room 13, The: Man Who Stole Cameos, The: Part 1 T UK. Episode #1. 11-2-1959 Photographer (Simon Merrick). 154558 1936 Men Get Old SS USC Brand, Max In "Wine and the Desert and Other Stories." City Editor of the Morning Messenger Abbott. "As for week ends, such things don't exist in journalism." Burleigh, old veteran star of the special writers, great war correspondent. Young Jim Simmons. 154559 1997 Men in Black M News Vendor Manny (Harsh Nayyar) 154560 1995 Men in Black N Spencer, Scott Journalist Sam Holland is a novelist who writes popular nonfiction books under a pseudonym ("John Retcliffe") so he can make ends meet. "Visitors from Above, a UFO Primer," is about to make him rich. Retcliffe is about to go on a promotional tour. He's close to a nervous breakdown. Whirlpool of fame and fortune and his life begins to spin out of control. Recent titles, "An Intelligent Woman's Guide to Pro Football," "Crystal Death" (about the hazards of table salt). He's moved with his wife and two children to tiny Leyden, New Jersey, because his writing, despite favorable notices, can no longer pay the rent in Manhattan. Family fabric fraying -- he constantly fights with his wife, and his adolescent son runs away from home and is in serious trouble. Former love is pregnant. Uneasy by quick success. 154561 2007 Men in Trees: Bed, Bat & Beyond T DVD -R HQ 7828 Episode #14. 1-25-2007 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio Marin discovers that her new cabin is not quite ready for her. Jane unintentionally neglects Sam to support Marin's new move Patrick worries that he will not be able to give Annie her dream wedding. 154562 2006 Men in Trees: Buddy System, The T Episode #8. 10-27-2006 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Marin tries to help Patrick and Buzz build their relationship, but things to haywire when Celia reveals they are actually related to another. Marin and Annie need to unwind and go to a beauty salon. Sara begins to feel nervous about taking her EMS exam as she thinks about the future. Marin and Jack head out in search of friends who have been trapped by an avalanche caused by minor earthquake tremors. 154563 2006 Men In Trees: Caribou in the Room, The T DVD -R HQ 7052 Episode #6. 10-13-2006 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio Marin explores if men and women can be friends after having slept together. 154564 2008 Men in Trees: Charity Case T DVD -R HQ 9708 Episode #26. 2-27-2008 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Marin goes on her radio program to turn a movie night into a fund-raiser for a friend with kidney problems. Marin finds out Jack is lost at sea. Patrick, who still hosts the radio program with Marin, can’t remember his old life, almost drowns before he learns out to swim again. Annie and Patrick’s mother bond. 154565 2007 Men in Trees: Chemical Reactions T DVD -R HQ 9126 Episode #19. 10-19-2007 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Marin gets lose in the woods while looking for a special root for a stew and is found by Jack, who is filming a documentary. Lynn becomes envious of the passion she sees in other couples and wants the same kind of affection in her own relationship. Meanwhile, Patrick wants to change his surname and Sara’s ex-husband wants full custody of her son. 154566 2007 Men In Trees: Darkest Day, The T DVD -R HQ 7736 Episode #12. 1-11-2007 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio With Jack admitting he is falling in love with Marin, she decides to wait for his ex-girlfriend to leave Elmo. Celia's out-of-town boss visits her. 154567 2006 Men In Trees: For What It's Worth… T DVD -R HQ 6894 Episode #3. 9-22-2006 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio Marin is the host at the town's charity bachelor-auction. 154568 2008 Men in Trees: Get a Life T DVD -R HQ 9805 Episode #31. 4-3-2008 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Actress Morgan Fairchild (Herself) comes to town to sing at a hockey game and tries to buy the movie rights to Marin’s life story. 154569 2007 Men in Trees: Girl Who Cried Wolf, The, Part 1 T DVD -R HQ 9238 Episode #22. 11-9-2007 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Wolves descend on Elmo causing a heated fight between Martin and Jack. Ill-fated events threaten to ruin Patrick and Annie’s wedding. Annie’s mother arrives to prepare for the wedding. Ben’s purchase of a hockey team may lead to disaster. 154570 2007 Men in Trees: History Lessons T DVD -R HQ 7756 Episode #13. 1-18-2007 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio Marin, suffering from writer's block, volunteers to help at Elmo's fundraising rummage sale. Marin's publisher makes an unexpected visit to critique her book's second chapter. 154571 2008 Men in Trees: Home, Seized Home T DVD -R HQ 9749 Episode #28. 3-12-2008 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Frist is told by her agent in New York that she has committed her to write an essay on “Serenity” for a major magazine. She finds moving in with Jack is not working out. He unplugs her computer when she falls asleep and she loses a paragraph she has written all night. Then the computer falls into the lake, but Jack figures out a way to retrieve her essay. They vow to make it work. Patrick’s mother tries to stop him from doing anything dangerous -- from driving a car to flying an airplane. When she sees him in the air on a chair held up by balloons, she panics and crashes into a tree. 154572 2007 Men in Trees: I Wood if I Could T DVD -R HQ 9218 Episode #21. 11-2-2007. Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Romance finds its way back into Marin’s life by way of gifts from Jack. Marin juggles being both maid of honor and best man for Patrick and Annie. Sara struggles with Eric’s church policy of no premarital relations. Ben considers buying a hockey team. 154573 2007 Men in Trees: Indecent Proposal, The T DVD -R HQ 7965 Episode. #17. 2-15-2007 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio When Marin lets Cash temporarily move into her cabin, she must get used to his lifestyle. Marin finds herself unprepared for surprising news about Jack and Lynn. Patrick wants to propose to Annie by asking her father. 154574 2006 Men In Trees: Ladies Frist T DVD -R HQ 7641 Episode #7. 10-20-2006 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio Town throws Marin a huge birthday celebration but her fun-loving young sister, Liza's unexpected arrival brings up unexpected insecurities for Marin. Tensions build between Theresa and Sara. 154575 2006 Men In Trees: Menaissance, The T Episode #9. 11-10-2006 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio Jane leaks an excerpt from Mann's new book on men. Singer Jewel stops into the Chieftain when her car breaks down. Patrick's mom and his new stepmother go head to head in a showdown for the role of "top mom." 154576 2008 Men in Trees: New Dogs, Old Tricks T DVD -R HQ 9938 Episode #33. 5-29-2008 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Ann and Jack try to find homes for puppies. Patrick gets his memory back. Annie has moved on. 154577 2006 Men In Trees: New York Fiction (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 7429 Episode #10. 11-30-2006 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio Marin is back in New York but misses her life in Elmo. Jack finally reads the New Yorker article, confesses his love for Marin. She decides to go back to Elmo not knowing how Jack feels. 154578 2006 Men In Trees: New York Fiction (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 7502 Episode #11. 12-5-2006 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio While Jack is waiting for Marin to return from New York, he receives an unexpected visitor who has arrived in Elmo -- his former girlfriend who is pregnant. Literary Agent Jane and Sam ("Plow Guy") spend a romantic time together in New York. 154579 2007 Men in Trees: Nice Day for a Dry Wedding, Part 2 T DVD -R HQ 9275 Episode #23. 11-16-2007 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Marin invites Jack to be her wedding date. Dangerous and unforeseen events threaten Patrick and Annie’s wedding. Jane has an impulsive reaction when she sees Sam with his date. Mary Alice develops a relationship with an unlikely Elmoian. 154580 2007 Men in Trees: Nice Girls Finish First T DVD -R HQ 7913 Episode #16. 2-8-2007 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio Marin gets help on her cabin from an unlikely source. Buzz tries to be supportive of his son. Marin meets Cash, an attractive loner, who is the local handyman, when she can’t get the construction crew to do what she wants on her cabin. Buzz’s attempts to be supportive as thwarted when he learns George’s secrets. Meanwhile Marin is torn as she tries to decide if she should attend Lynn’s baby shower, and Jane tries to establish her New York business in Elmo so she can spend time with Sam. 154581 2007 Men in Trees: No Man is an Iceland T DVD -R HQ 9169 Episode #20. 10--26-2007. ` Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. After Lynn’s departure, everyone in Elmo assumes Marin and jack will be reunited. Annie and Patrick are having problems planning their wedding, as Celia wonders about the future of her relationship with Dick after she learns he is younger than she is. Meanwhile, Mai’s cousin, Lucy Woo pays a visit to Elmo. But when it’s time for her to return to China, Mai wants her to stay. George offers to marry her much to Terri’s dismay. 154582 2006 Men In Trees: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6815 Episode #1. 9-12-2006 New Yorker Columnist Kiki (Claudette Mink) is the other woman who has an affair with the fiancé of. Relationship Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town filled with men. . Gives up her speaking tour and TV appearances to stay in the town. Instead of writing a book on marriage, she decides to write a book on men. 154583 2006 Men In Trees: Power Shift T DVD -R HQ 6839 Episode #2. 9-15-2006 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio Marin adapts to small town and a raccoon stalks her. She gets surprising relationship advice, goes to a sweat lodge, cancels her wedding in New York. Fiancé shows up and she tells him to go away. Marin adapts to small town and a raccoon stalks her. She gets surprising relationship advice, goes to a sweat lodge, cancels her wedding in New York. Fiancé shows up and she tells him to go away. 154584 2008 Men in Trees: Read Between the Minds T DVD -R HQ 9774 Episode #29. 3-19-2008 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Jack, Marin and Jerome head to New York for Sam and Jane’s wedding. Sam is surprised when he learns the truth about Jane’s parents -- they are midgets. Cella throws Patrick in jail after his adventure-seeking stunt. 154585 2007 Men in Trees: Sea Change T DVD -R HQ 9316 Episode #24. 11-23-2007 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Marin finds a mysterious woman’s phone number in Jack’s belongings while he is away studying whales in the Bering Sea. Celia suggests that Annie help Patrick remember his old life. Ben begins to put his hockey team ahead of his friends and family. Buzz and Mai offer dating advice to Jerome and Mary Alice, and Jane drops a bombshell on Marin. 154586 2006 Men In Trees: Sink or Swim T DVD -R HQ 6958 Episode #4. 9-29-2006 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio Rumor circulates around New York that Marin has died. Elmo's town elder passes away. Marin's New York wardrobe ends up on every other woman in town. 154587 2008 Men in Trees: Sonata in Three Parts T DVD -R HQ 9723 Episode #27. 3-5-2008 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. After learning that Jack’s life may be in danger, Marin tries to stay positive by focusing all of her energy on helping Cash through his illness. Eric’s church group catches Sara in a compromising position. 154588 2008 Men in Trees: Surprise, Surprise T DVD -R HQ 9956 Episode #34. 6-4-2008 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Marin’s celebratory trip to a spa lands her in a predicament when she sees Julia’s husband with another woman. Patrick comes home with his memory restored and gets several surprises. Sam becomes an unlikely hero in New York. 154589 2007 Men in Trees: Sweatering It Out T DVD -R HQ 9359 Episode #25. 12-7-2007 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Marin becomes concerned when she hasn’t heard from Jack, and with good cause as she soon finds out. In his absence, she is wooed by two suitors, one with whom she has a history and another who is a complete surprise. Meanwhile, Sam and Jane attend a snowplow convention and develop an unusual living arrangement. Sara’s relationship with Eric begins to show promise. 154590 2007 Men in Trees: Take It Like a Man T DVD -R HQ 7883. Episode #15. 2-1-2007 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio Marin tries to be one of the guys on an overnight ski-trip with her Publisher (Jason O'Mara). Nervous Jack accompanies Lynn to a sonogram appointment. 154591 2008 Men in Trees: Taking the Lead T DVD -R HQ 9965 Episode #35. 6-11-2008. Series Finale. Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Marin gets a large check for her latest book. Sam’s budget-friendly was frustrate Jane. Sara fantasizes about other men. Patrick goes to extremes to rekindle his relationship with Annie. The season ends with everyone with a mate except for Patrick who seems to have lost Suzie forever. 154592 2008 Men in Trees: Tale of Two Kidneys T DVD -R HQ 9776 Episode #30. 3-27-2008 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Frist wants to donate a kidney to her friend but Jack is angry she did not discuss it with him. Another donor comes to light. 154593 2006 Men In Trees: Talk for Tat T DVD -R HQ 7007 Episode #5. 10-6-2006 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio Town experiences a record heat wave. Jack attracts Marin when she asks him for help after realizing her energy bars made a raccoon sick. 154594 2007 Men in Trees: Tree Goes in Elmo, A T DVD -R HQ 9079 Episode #18. 10-12-2007. Season Premiere Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Frist gets caught in a cyclone while in the icy mountains. The town gathers in the bar waiting for the cyclone to be over. 154595 2008 Men in Trees: Wander/Lust T DVD -R HQ 9844 Episode #32. 4-16-2008 Advice Radio Host-Writer-Consultant Marin Frist (Ann Heche). Frist ends up in Alaska in a town called Elmo filled with men. Offers advice on the radio. Jack and Marin invite Julia and her husband, Jim, over for dinner. Jane has mixed feelings about the engagement ring that Sam gives her from the sanitation department’s lost and found. Mai gets some disappointing news about Buzz. 154596 1998 Men in White MT PR News Media. Female Reporter #1 (Melissa Rivers). Press Secretary (Donna D'Errico) 154597 1959 Men Into Space: Moon Probe - Pilot T Episode #1. 9-30-1959. News Media. Reporter (Robert Cornthwaite). Reporter (Stacy Harris). Communications Officer (Ed Kemmer). 154598 1923 Men Like Gods NSF MLPL Wells, H.G. Editor. Peeve, Editor, The Liberal. Emil Dupont, French Journalist 154599 1933 Men Must Fight M SVD 1500 Reporter Mr. Siebert (Anderson Lawler). 154600 1940 Men of Good Will: Aftermath (aka Hommes de bonne volonte) N OWN - H - GPL Romains, Jules #9 Volume Men of Good Will Journalists. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154601 1940 Men of Good Will: Aftermath: Sweets of Life, The N Romains, Jules #9 Volume #18 Book Men of Good Will Journalists. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154602 1941 Men of Good Will: Aftermath: Vorge Against Quinette N Romains, Jules #9 Volume, #17 Book Men of Good Will Journalists. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154603 1938 Men of Good Will: Death of a World (aka Hommes de bonne volonte) N OWN - H Romains, Jules #7 Volume Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154604 1938 Men of Good Will: Death of a World: Black Flag, The N OWN Romains, Jules #7 Volume, #14 Book Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154605 1938 Men of Good Will: Death of a World: Mission To Rome N OWN Romains, Jules #7 Volume, #13 Book Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154606 1937 Men of Good Will: Depths and the Heights, The (aka Hommes de bonne volonte) N OWN - H Romains, Jules #6 Volume Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154607 1937 Men of Good Will: Depths and the Heights, The: To The Gutter N OWN Romains, Jules #6 Volume, #11 Book Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154608 1937 Men of Good Will: Depths and the Heights, The: To The Stars N OWN Romains, Jules #6 Volume, #12 Book Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154609 1936 Men of Good Will: Earth Trembles, The (aka Hommes de bonne volonte) N OWN - H Romains, Jules #5 Volume Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154610 1936 Men of Good Will: Earth Trembles, The: Flood Warning N OWN Romains, Jules #5 Volume, #9 Book Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154611 1936 Men of Good Will: Earth Trembles, The: Powers That Be, The N OWN Romains, Jules #5 Volume, #10 Book Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154612 1945 Men of Good Will: Escape in Passion (aka Hommes de bonne volonte) N Romains, Jules #13 Volume Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154613 1945 Men of Good Will: Escape In Passion: Francoise N Romains, Jules #13 Volume, #26 Book Men of Good Will Journalists. Novel cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154614 1945 Men of Good Will: Escape In Passion: Magic Carpet, The N Romains, Jules #13 Volume, #25 Book Men of Good Will Journalists. Novel cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154615 1932 Men of Good Will: Men of Good Will, The: Quinette's Crime N Romains, Jules #1 Volume, Book #2 Men of Good Will Journalists. Novel cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154616 1932 Men of Good Will: Men of Good Will: (aka Hommes de bonne volonte) N Romains, Jules #1 Volume Men of Good Will Journalists. Novel cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154617 1932 Men of Good Will: Men of Good Will: Sixth of October, The N Romains, Jules #1 Volume, #1 Book Men of Good Will Journalists. Novel cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154618 1942 Men of Good Will: New Day, The (aka Hommes de bonne volonte) N Romains, Jules #10 Volume Men of Good Will Journalists. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154619 1942 Men of Good Will: New Day, The: Promise of Dawn N Romains, Jules #10 Volume #19 Book Men of Good Will Journalists. Novel cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154620 1942 Men of Good Will: New Day, The: World Is Your Adventure N Romains, Jules #10 Volume #20 Book Men of Good Will Journalists. Novel cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154621 1933 Men of Good Will: Passion's Pilgrims (aka Hommes de bonne volonte) N OWN - H Romains, Jules #2 Volume Men of Good Will Journalists. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154622 1933 Men of Good Will: Passion's Pilgrims: Childhood's Loves N OWN Romains, Jules #2 Volume, Book #3 Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154623 1933 Men of Good Will: Passion's Pilgrims: Eros in Paris N OWN Romains, Jules #2 Volume, #4 Book Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154624 1934 Men of Good Will: Proud and the Meek, The (aka Hommes de bonne volonte) N OWN - H Romains, Jules #3 Volume Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154625 1934 Men of Good Will: Proud and the Meek, The: Meek, The N OWN - H Romains, Jules #3 Volume, #6 Book Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154626 1934 Men of Good Will: Proud and the Meek, The: Proud, The N OWN - H Romains, Jules #3 Volume, #5 Book Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154627 1946 Men of Good Will: Seventh of October, The N Romains, Jules #14 Volume, #27 Book Men of Good Will (aka Hommes de bonne volonte) Journalists. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154628 1939 Men of Good Will: Verdon: Battle, The N OWN Romains, Jules #8 Volume, #16 Book Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154629 1939 Men of Good Will: Verdun (aka Hommes de bonne volonte) N OWN - H Romains, Jules #8 Volume Men of Good Will Freelance Journalist Pierre Jallez. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154630 1939 Men of Good Will: Verdun: Prelude, The N Romains, Jules #8 Volume, #15 Book Men of Good Will Journalists. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154631 1944 Men of Good Will: Wind Is Rising, The (aka Hommes de bonne volonte) N OWN - H - GPL Romains, Jules #12 Volume Men of Good Will Journalists. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154632 1944 Men of Good Will: Wind Is Rising, The: Gathering of the Gangs, The N Romains, Jules #12 Volume, #23 Book Men of Good Will Journalists. Novel cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154633 1944 Men of Good Will: Wind Is Rising, The: Offered in Evidence N Romains, Jules #12 Volume #24 Book Men of Good Will Journalists. Novel cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154634 1943 Men of Good Will: Work and Play N OWN - H Romains, Jules #11 Volume, #22 Book Men of Good Will Journalists. Novel cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154635 1943 Men of Good Will: Work and Play: Mountain Days N Romains, Jules #11 Volume, #21 Book Men of Good Will Journalists. Novel cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154636 1935 Men of Good Will: World From Below, The (aka Hommes de bonne volonte) N OWN - H Romains, Jules #4 Volume Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154637 1935 Men of Good Will: World From Below, The: Lonely, The N OWN Romains, Jules #4 Volume, #7 Book Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154638 1935 Men of Good Will: World From Below, The: Provincial Interlude N OWN Romains, Jules #4 Volume, #8 Book Men of Good Will Journalist Maykosen, international journalist. Cycle of 27 novels attempting to create the spirit of the French society from 1908 to 1933. 154639 2000 Men of Honor M News Reporter (Tim Monsion). 154640 1969 Men of Iron MT SVD 1510. SV 318 (Conclusion) Press 154641 1991 Men of Respect M Newspaper. Front page of the Daily News reports murder 154642 1942 Men of Texas M Shumate, Harold (Story - "Frontier" and Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Barry Conovan (Robert Stack) and Photographer Sam Sawyer (Leo Carrillo) for the Chicago Herald return from the Civil War and are assigned to investigative Texas uprising. Opposed by Yankee-hating Southerners. They encounter a man whose apparent patriotism turns evil when he forms a gang of outlaws and begins terrorizing the region. He kidnaps the two newsmen and forces reporter to write articles building him up as a patriot. Outlaw kills a man and tries to frame reporter for the murder but is eventually found guilty and hanged. Two journalists visit Sam Houston. 154643 1954 Men of the Fighting Lady M DVD -R HQ 3035, 3023 Commentators, Home Movie (Jonathan Hale, Johnny Holliday). 154644 1935 Men of the Hour M Coldeway, Anthony (Screenplay-Story) Newsreel Cameramen Andy Blane (Wallace Ford) for the World Wide News Service. Dave Durkin (Richard Cromwell) his assistant who does all the work. His film results in gangsters being caught and he is made a first cameraman with Blane filming his wedding. 154645 1926 Men of the Night M AFI-Newsvendors News Vendor 154646 2009 Men Who Stare at Goats M Reporter Bob Wilton (Ewan McGregor) trying to lose himself in the romance of war after his marriage fails, gets more than he bargains for when he meets a special forces agent who reveals the existence of a secret, psychic military unit whose goal is to end war as we know it. The founder of the unit has gone missing and the trail leads to another psychic soldier who has distorted the mission to serve his own ends. Bob’s Editor (William Sterchi). Journalist (McCaleb Burnett). Army Broadcaster (A.J. Tannen). Journalist (Samuel Ray Gates). Ann Arbor Newspaper Staff (Brent Lambert). 154647 2009 Men Who Stare at Goats, The M Reporter Bob Wilton (Ewan McGregor) in Iraq might just have the story of a lifetime when he teams up with an alleged U.S. operative who claims to be a former member of the U.S. Army’s First Earth Battalion, a unit that employs paranormal powers in their missions. Reporter, trying to lose himself in the romance of war after his marriage fails, gets more than he bargains for when he meets a special forces agent who reveals the existence of a secret, psychic military unit whose goal is to end war as we know it. The founder of the unit has gone missing and the trail leads to another psychic soldier who has distorted the mission to serve his own ends. Journalist (McCaleb Burnett). Bob’s Editor (William Sterchi). Army Broadcaster (A.J. Tannen). Journalist (Samuel Ray Gates). Army Broadcaster (Michael Clark). Ann Arbor Newspaper Staff (Brent Lambert). 154648 1938 Men With Wings M SVDSP 1426 Carson, Robert (Screenplay) Reporter Nick Ranson (Walter Abel) witnesses first flight by Wright Brothers, but is unable to convince his uncle Hiram F. Jenkins (Porter Hall), editor of the local paper, to run the story. Reporter quits his job to work on his own plane and is killed in an experimental flight. Patrick Falconer (Fred MacMurray) and Scott Barnes (Ray Milland), also quit their jobs as reporters when the editor plays up the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand. Instead of breaking of a new air record. World War I experiences. During the Depression, Jenkins and assistant Hank Rinebow (Lynne Overman) sell their paper, give money to Barnes to work on a new military plane. Real reporter who covered Wright Brothers flight got story on wires, but picked up by only by three papers. Photographers (Pat West, David Newell, Charles Hamiliton, Lee Phelps, Pat West). Reporters (Art Rowlands, Ralph McCullough). Reporter (Pete Kruger). Reporter (James P. Burtis). Reporter (Ralph McCullough). Reporter (Garry Owen). Reporter (Frank Rowan). Reporter (Jerry Storm). Reporter (Bobby Tracy). 154649 1935 Men Without Names M Reporter Madge Evans (Helen Sherwood), newspaper reporter. Reporters (Jack Mulhall, Samuel Godfrey, Phil Tead) 154650 1940 Men Without Souls M News Media. First Reporter (Walter Sande). Second Reporter (Ralph Peters). First Photographer (Donald Kerr). 154651 1852 Men's Wives -- Ravenwing, The N USC Thackeray, William Makepeace Newspaperman Mr. Bludyer, the celebrated newspaper writer "A very clever man, I dare say. He has a very loud voice…." Flowers of Fashion edited by Mr. Squinny. Desmond Mulligan, reporter. Green Flag of Skibbereen, "that famous Munster paper." The Moon, a morning paper. Mr. Squinny, editor of the Flowers of Fashion. The Tomahawk , a paper famous for its slashing articles. "Oliver Yorke" was the pseudonym of the editor of Fraser's Magazine. 154652 1958 Menace in the Night M Greene, Bruce (Novel - "Suspense"). Norman Hudis, John Sherman (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Reporter Bob Meredith (Vincent Ball) is tipped by a night watchman about a witness to a mail truck robbery. Scotland Yard tells the reporter not to print the woman's name because the crooks will track her down and threaten her. Woman is afraid and tells police that she cannot remember anything. The reporter tries to persuade her to give him an exclusive story and takes her to see the widow of the man killed in the robbery hoping that will get her to talk. Moved by the encounter, she identifies the crooks who are captured while preparing to leave the country. 154653 1970 Menace: Good Morning, Yesterday! TF UK. Episode #2. 10-6-1970 Photographer (Tony Roper). 154654 1970 Menace: Killing Time T Episode #7. 11-10-1970 Reporter (Myles Hoyle). 154655 2004 Mencken, H.L. D Fitzpatrick, Vincent Journalist Henry Louis Mencken’s career spanned half of a century during which he published more than 10 million words. More than a million were written about him and he was called, with good reason, the most powerful private citizen in America during the 1920s. 154656 2000 Mendelian Threshold, The NSF Humphrey, Robert Investigative Reporter Nick Hoskins with the Indianapolis Chronicle is a down-to-earth man comfortable with his life. He's in the right place at the right time and letting his reporter instincts kick in, managers to discover a family of wealthy, beautiful clones. They're chagrined that he has slipped past their security to eavesdrop on a vital family meeting. 154657 1969 Mendelov Conspiracy, The N OWN - P Caidin, Martin Reporter Cliff Brady tries to trace a U.F.O. down and gets quite involved turning up a conspiracy 154658 2009 Mending Fences MT DVD -R HQ 11299, 11301 TV Reporter Kelly Faraday (Laura Leighton) goes back to her hometown of Prosper, Nevada with her teenage daughter Kamilla (Shanley Caswell). Upon her arrival, she finds the town is in the middle of a drought. Kelly’s mother Ruth (Angie Dickinson) must move forward from their estrangement to work together in stopping the casino developments that would threaten the town’s water supply. She exposes the casino deal in the Prosper Post. 154659 1994 Menendez: Killing in Beverly Hills, A MT TV Newscaster #1 (Joe Fowler). Newscaster #2 (Duke Moosekian). Newscaster #3 (Lisa Lake). Newscaster #4 (Deborah Berman). Newscaster #5 (Susan Peters). Newscaster #6 (Graham Ledger). Newscaster #7 (Tina Braun). Princeton Reporter (Karlene Bradley). Press Officer (Milt Oberman). 154660 2002 Meningen med livet MTF Miniseries Photographer (Jacob Holdt-Himself). 154661 2002 Meningslose 2001, Det MTF Journalist (Lars Jacob Krough-Himself). 154662 1996 Menos que cero MF Female Journalist 154663 1970 Menschen MTF West Germany Reporter (Herwig Walter). 154664 1965 Menschen im Gegenwind N Kraft, Ruth (Ruth Bussenius) Germany Journalist 154665 1961 Menschen, Mächte und ich DF Stridsberg, Gusti Austria Journalist 154666 1980 Menschenfrauen M Journalist. Examination of journalist and his relationships with women 154667 1896 Mental Mischance, A SSF USC Anderson, Thomas F. Journalism. Albert Reeves accepts position as special writer on the city staff of a metropolitan daily where he was welcomed as a unique and valuable addition to modern journalism. Becomes star reporter, reputation for phenomenal scoops. He was a mind reader and could get information out of anyone. Lost the gift of mind reading and lost all of his money and ends up as a reporter at a salary of $15 a week. 154668 2010 Mentalist, The: Bleeding Heart T DVD -R HQ 11726 Episode. 1-21-2010 TV Investigative Reporter Mike Brewster (Roark Critchlow) of Channel KTQZ News is doing a profile on the CBI unit, which is assigned to investigate the murder of someone close to the mayor. Cameraman Steve (Keenan Henson). Reporter (Jay Jackson). Brewster is chronicling the exploits of CBI. He asks Patrick Jane and Detective Lisbon to sit for an interview about how he came to work as a consultant. Once the cameras start rolling, Jane decides he doesn’t want to do the interview and leaves. Brewster asks Lisbon how a case starts, she explains that a phone call comes in from the AG's office and they step in, but never, of course, stepping on the toes of local law enforcement because everybody gets along great. She says in the St. Claire homicide the AG wanted them in because there were political issues. Cut to CBI getting barked at by local cops at the scene, calling them spotlight hogs. The corpse in the ground - Martha St. Claire - is the PR flack for the town mayor, she was buried on the site of a controversial new development that was having its ceremonial groundbreaking that day. Cho says she was stabbed twice in the chest but there's no blood, which means, just like on CSI, the crime scene was elsewhere. Jane figures the killer wanted the body discovered here and Lisbon thinks it was to be able to enjoy watching the fun. They think TV cameras covering the ground breaking might have caught something. Jane sniffs the body, noting a nicotine patch that denotes she was trying to quit smoking but hadn't been successful, likely due to stress. Lisbon notices that something was snatched from her neck. Jane accurately surmises what's up with the angry cop- affair, angry wife, motel living- which the angry cop doesn't care for. Back at the office the shoot continues and Lisbon is crowing about how many cases they've closed. The Brewster points out that they're also leading in lawsuits filed. Lisbon stalks off saying to the CBI PR flack that Jane is right that this is a bad idea and she thought this was supposed to be positive coverage. Brenda says it will be and that the guy is legit and that the CBI needs it. Lisbon says to keep him confined to the office, no shooting out in the field. Brewster thanks her and he says it's a two way street and offers his help. He offers his video footage of the groundbreaking, ID-ing people in the shot and tree-hugging protesters in the background. He got the shot of the body being discovered. Van Pelt gives Lisbon stuff from St. Claire's house. Lisbon asks her to look for a necklace that was likely snatched from St. Claire. Jane thinks the killer probably kept it as a souvenir. Back on camera Lisbon talks about how she has no problems being in charge. She's reluctant to talk about what she does on the weekends. She gets caught up on why he wants to know and claims she isn't a workaholic no matter what anyone says. She and Jane head off to the mayor's office to talk to his assistant Fountenot. (He is played by the delicious Sean Maher of "Firefly" fame. So glad to see him back.) He worked closely with St. Claire. Lisbon asks after the necklace. Fountenot says it was a Christmas gift last year that she never took off. Jane asks after her busy schedule. (A city council meeting). And if she dated. Fountenot says she had no social life. Lisbon and Jane interview mayor Melba (played by Sharon Lawrence). She says the project was office, retail, and housing built with green technology. Martha was not involved in policy issues, she was just her PR gal. They ask then about tomorrow's city council meeting: a press junket, river rafting. Lisbon asks about threats for environmental activists. Melba calls them terrorists led by a mad men named Jasper. Fountenot comes in with a note that she says can wait. She shows the video threats from the environmentalists: a masked, sunglassed man saying he will stop the project. Jane calls it silly. Melba says he murdered Martha. Jane isn't so sure, why wouldn't Jasper kill her, Melba? Melba is confused. Jane asks why she didn't like Martha -apparently her tight jaw and cobra eyes when talking about her gave her away. Melba kicks them out/they leave. Lisbon thinks he needs medication and may have ADD. Jane says ADD may not be real and he stole the note. It was a call from the developer of the project. Back at the station Brewster is asking Jane, who is lying on a couch, if he enjoys police work. He says sometimes. They ask why he dislikes being filmed. He says they're stealing his soul. Cho and Rigsby go to the contractor to ask about the call. He says he calls all the time and wants to know when the project will start again. He's sorry about Martha but time is money. Turns out the contractor called Martha ten times. He says they were talking about public funds to be released for the project. He heard rumors that she was going to tell the city council to hold the funds back. But she was killed first. The contractor gets mad that they are trying to pin her murder on him. Just then someone throws a Molotov cocktail in the window of the trailer, injuring the contractor as Cho tries to get them out. The door is blocked but they bust it open and stumble out, choking on smoke. As they look over the charred remains, the contractor says Jasper did it and the chief of police isn't doing anything. The chief, the angry cop from before, says Jasper's never launched an attack in his jurisdiction before. They find a barrel of flammable material with Jasper's "J" tag on it. At the office Rigsby is interviewed by Brewster. He talks about how the job, especially being in a fire, can make you think. He is reflective and talks about being grateful for life. The gang works out some of the issues out loud. They decide to go talk to the mayor again while Van Pelt looks into Jasper- which Jane thinks is a red herring- and Cho goes after more footage. Cho is interviewed by Brewster and turns the tables asking why he's making this documentary, what's in it for him. I’m a detective, why are you a reporter? Brewster admits to being ambitious and Cho notes he hasn't gotten very far. Cho is comically uncommunicative. Brenda asks him to cooperate. Back at mayor Melba's office Jane asks if she got a bribe from the contractor- he theorizes she sold her approval of the project, Martha found out and was going to expose her to city council. Melba says if they pursue this harassment she will sue them. Jane asks if Fountenot was in on it too. He says they have no proof of any bribe. Melba asks if they checked into her lover as a suspect. Lisbon says Fountenot says she had no love life. He didn't know. She tells them they are incompetent. Van Pelt is interviewed and talks about being the rookie and working hard and how it's been her dream. The most surprising thing she's learned about the job is what she's learned about herself and other people, stuff she wishes she didn't know about why people do bad things, usually because of secrets. The gang watches all of the footage of the groundbreaking. They point out one guy with a Jasper "J" tag on his shirt. Jane sees something else that piques his interest but he doesn't share. Rigsby back from St. Claire's apartment turns up evidence of a lover, whom Jane figured all along and theorizes that she may have even had two lovers and perhaps one gave her the topaz necklace. He yells at the cameraman to turn off the camera or he'll shove it down his throat. Lisbon pulls him aside and asks him what's up, she figured he'd be comfortable with cameras. He points out that last summer, things didn't go so well when cameras were around. She realizes and apologizes. He says there's no need and there's no reason not to be civil. He goes back and apologizes to Brewster and his camera guy, Steve saying he knows they're just doing their jobs, he just doesn't like feeling spied on. He offers to take them out for a taco. While at the stand "Jasper" and his masked goons arrive and hustle Jane into a van. Steve, alas, did not get footage of this since he was holding his taco. Jane is led through the woods with a blindfold. The gang frantically works on finding Jane and the "J" guy from the scene. Janes is led into an old cabin in the woods and handcuffed to a chair. They take off his blindfold and point a gun at him. Jane says there's no reason for firearms. "Jasper" is clearly Fountenot, who proclaims his innocence. He has respect for all living things. Jane says then he shouldn't do things that require wearing a mask, especially since he's so handsome. Fountenot asks how he knows who he is. Jane backpedals and says he doesn't. He takes of his mask and asks again how he knows. Jane says his height, body language, syntax- he said "in actuality." Jasper calls him clever and pulls the gun again saying they have a problem. Cho brings in the guy from the groundbreaking and the cameras capture it. They shoot Cho's interrogation through the video. He asks where Jane is being kept. The guy says he won't betray Jasper. Rigsby asks what Jane would want them to do. They turn off the lights and close the shutters and uncuff him, threatening to break his arm and saying that they'll say he fell. They corner him and he gives up Jasper's locale. Jasper/Fountenot is freaking out at the cabin, he doesn't want to go to prison, he needs to finish his work. He says he worked with the mayor to study the enemy. He turned Martha on to the bribes. Jane offers to help, he says he won't play him, he respects his intelligence. He asks Jasper/Fountenot to sit. He does. Jane tells him to look at him and trust him and that he also wants peace and harmony. He hypnotizes him basically, puts him to sleep. The police show up at that moment saying he's surrounded. They bust in and Jane is lying on his back on the floor with no sign of Japer. Lisbon jokes about waiting for the bomb squad and then uncuffs him. Back at the station on camera Jane talks about how Jasper/Fountenot was sprouting nonsense and that he was St. Claire's boyfriend and when she found out about Jasper he killed her. He tells them to look for the necklace, a gift from Fountenot, they need it. Lisbon makes calls. Then she asks the guys to stop filming. Brewster says catching the bad guy would be a great ending. She says they can film the bust but they have to do exactly what she says and to meet them at Fountenot's. The CBIs and the cops approach the house as the crew films. As Brewster asks him questions about how he came to work with CBI- and Jane talks about his wife and child's murder and the importance of love- Jane turns the tables on Brewster big time and how hard losing love is. He says he knows that right now Brewster has a topaz necklace in his pocket, one that he plans to plant in Fountenot's house to make him look like the killer when it was actually Brewster who killed her. He was the other boyfriend, he gave her the neckless, and after St. Claire dumped him- screwing up his career since she was a news source for him- he killed her and took it back. Jane pulls out the necklace and Cho arrests him. Jane takes the video from the camera. Jane and Lisbon take him back to the office and try and get him to confess. He says there's no legal proof. The point out the traces of St. Claire's blood in the trunk of his car. He confesses. She wouldn't give him any info on the mayor even though he heard she was dirty. He was using her computer one night and found info on the mayor and he was mad she kept it from him when it could've made his career. He couldn't believe that she was mad that he was on her computer. They fought, she taunted him about being a loser, and he killed her. (We see all this play out as he says it). Lisbon says they'll take that as a confession. The gang watches mayor Melba get arrested. Fountenot will get leniency for his Jasper activities for testifying against her. In light of Van Pelt's feelings about secrecy, Rigsby and Van Pelt come in and admit they are "lovers." Everyone tells them they already knew except Lisbon, who is now mad since she has to take action since agents aren't supposed to have sexual relationships. 154669 2009 Mentalist, The: Carnelian, Inc. T DVD -R HQ 10993 Episode. 3-24-2009 News Media. TV News Anchor (Angela Martinez). 154670 2009 Mentalist, The: His Right Red Hand T DVD -R HQ 11625 Episode. 11-19-2009. The episode's title, "His Red Right Hand," is an allusion to Paradise Lost by John Milton and was published in 1667. Specifically, the quote is from Book Second, Line 174. "Should intermitted vengeance arm again His red right hand to plague us?" The speaker is Lucifer (Satan) conspiring with the other expelled angels on how to escape from hell. TV Reporter Meredith (Deborah Carson) from Channel 5 KPOL News asks Special Agent Virgil Minelli during an outdoor press conference, “Would you describe your feelings at this time.” Minelli: “Wow, Meredith. You media guys. You know for eight years I’ve put up with the idiotic questions of the media and I never said squat, but today I must tell you Meredith, you’re hit a new standard of horse’s assery.” WYBS microphone at podium as well as reporters with microphones and cameras crowd in at the CBI Murders Press Conference. Minelli then tells them the news media have no idea what we do. He points out he has three men dead and another in critical condition “and you ask me how I’m feeling? I’m feeling sad, you moron.” He leaves the press conference and says he shouldn’t have done that but “it felt good.” Later, police detective is watching the press conference on TV, KPOL 5 News. The CBIS team is faced with a crime in its own office. Red John is responsible. 154671 2008 Mentalist, The: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 10325, 10326 Episode. 9-24-2008 News Media. TV Reporter (Angela Martinez). Teenage kidnap victim is murdered. 154672 2010 Mentalist, The: Rose-Colored Glasses T DVD -R HQ 11712 Episode. 1-14-2010 Talk Show host of regional television is readying her show to go national. She’s organized a high school reunion and turns out to be the murderer. The CBI team investigate the double homicide of a couple murdered on their way to the man’s high school reunion. It turns out to have a link to an old high school prank that resulted in the eventual suicide of the boy who was humiliated. 154673 2009 Mentalist, The: Scarlet Letter, The T DVD -R HQ 11457 (Media Excerpts) Episode. News Media. Comments about the media are derogatory. 154674 2009 Mentalist, The: Scarlett Fever T Episode #15. 2-18-2009 News Media cover the arrest of a murder suspect at a country club. A country club is rocked when the queen bee is poisoned at a cocktail party in her home. CBI and the Mentalist discover a community full of secrets. 154675 2006 Mentor M Interviewer (Ronald Guttman). 154676 2002 Mentors: Citizen Cates T DVD -R 1523 Episode. 6-14-2002 Publisher William Randolph Hearst helps Simon with his new position. 154677 2005 Mentovskie voiny TF Russia. TV Reporter (Pavel Malkov). 154678 1971 Mephisto Waltz, The M SVD 581 Stewart, Fred Mustard (Novel). Ben Maddow (Screenplay) Ness Book Music Journalist Myles Clarkson (Alan Alda) sent to interview pianist who is actually leader of satanic cult. Clarkson had a disastrous debut as a pianist before he became a journalist. Cult leader dies and Satanists transfer his soul to Clarkson. Cult leader pianist told Clarkson about his disdain for members of the profession, particularly the critics: "Critics -- even when they're right, they're stupid." "Those who can, do. Those who can't write clever little interviews, about equally divided between snide and admiring." 154679 1969 Mephisto Waltz, The NM OWN - P Stewart, Fred Mustard Freelance Journalist Myles Clarkson 154680 1963 Mepris, Le MF Cameraman (Raoul Coutard). 154681 1940 Mer kolkhozi mardik MF Reporter (Gurgen Gabrielyan). 154682 2006 Mercante di pietre, II MF Newsreader (Sarah Jabloune). 154683 2005 Mercenaries G News Media. News Correspondent 1 Jennifer Mui (Jennifer Hale - Voice). News Correspondent 2 Christopher Jacobs (Phil LaMarr). Journalist-News Correspondent 3 (David Robb - Voice). 154684 1954 Mercenary NM Robert, J. Journalist torn between conscience and loyalty to his paper when he must resort to any means to get the news and in his rise to success loses the love of his wife and ends by accepting the world of Paris and the corruption that followed WW II 154685 2005 Mercenary for Justice M TV Reporter (Shirley Brener). 154686 2008 Mercenary’s Honor NR McClellan, Sharron Silhouette Romantic Suspense Series #1530 Reporter Fiona has been on the run since witnessing a brutal murder in Bogota. The reporter’s only shot at survival is tracking down the notorious mercenary “Angel.” As skilled with weapons as she is with words, Fiona goes after her target. The dark, sullen mercenary thinks she is naive and foolhardy, but he agrees to get her out of Colombia even at his own peril. But Fiona desires more than safety. She wants justice and soon, she realizes, she also wants Angel. 154687 1998 Merchant of Menace, The N Churchill, Jill TV Reporter Lance King, a muckraking TV "action reporter disguised as Santa Claus, crashes a holiday party looking for nasty gossip. The nasty old St. Nick is out to wrap a happy holiday caroling into a package marked "scandal." Intrusive and often inaccurate reporter plans to cover the neighborhood caroling party presumably to expose the seamy underside of suburban life. But before he has a chance to color the event with yellow journalism, his red-suited body slides off the neighbor's roof to land, silenced forever, on the horns of a plastic reindeer. It looks like Santa's mishap is no accident. King is murdered that night with a piece of the garish Christmas lights display on the rented house next door. At least one of the neighbors is harboring sometimes besides good will towards men. There are so many whose lives have been slimed by King that the police have no shortage of suspects. The phony Santa has an ex-wife and a female assistant who hate him. The homemaker-sleuth solves the crime while getting her shopping and baking done. 154688 1597 Merchant of Venice P Shakespeare, William News. Act III, Scene I. Salan: "Now, what news on the Rialto?" "How now, Shylock! what news among the merchants?" Shylock: How now, Tubal! what news from Genoa? hast thou found my daughter? 154689 2006 Merchant Princess: Clan Corporate, The NSF Stross, Charles #3 Merchant Princes Series High-Tech Journalist Miriam Beckstein, 33, from Boston, is still caught in a "barely post-feudal" alternate world where she's part of a mafiosa-like family called "The Clan." The Clan is holding her mother hostage in an effort to force the reluctant modern Miriam to make a politically advantageous marriage. Miriam's foolish, headstrong decisions help propel the fast-paced plot. 154690 2004 Merchant Princess: Family Trade, The NSF Stross, Charles #1 Merchant Princes Series High-Tech Journalist Miriam Beckstein of Boston is recently fired for exposing a money laundering scheme and threatened by the criminals involved. She finds that staring at her mother's antique brooch can move her from contemporary America to a Viking-settled parallel universe where she discovers her true heritage as a countess among the world-walking, goods-smuggling Clan. Struggling to master the mores and politics of her new family, Miriam discovers trust to be the rarest commodity. She schemes to update Clan's ancient business making herself invaluable to their interests before one of the assassins after her succeeds Miriam views the new world from a contemporary perspective. 154691 2005 Merchant Princess: Hidden Family, The NSF Stross, Charles #2 Merchant Princes Series High-Tech Journalist Miriam Beckstein from Boston is flung into a fantasy world. Now Lady Helge, equivalent of a local capo. Neo-Victorian America ruled by an English king in exile. Adventures in this new world. 154692 2001 Merchants of Cool, The MT Correspondent (Douglas Rushkoff) 154693 1998 Merchants of Venice M TV Reporter (Natalie Dalsheart). 154694 2002 Merci Docteur Rey MF France Radio Interviewer (Nathalie Richard). TV Interviewer (Yousry Nasrallah). 154695 1991 Merci la vie MF Journalist (Stephane Boucher). Journalist (Dominique Ratonnat). 154696 2003 Merci pour l'info TF France Journalist (Marie Drucker - Herself) 154697 1980 Merciless Ladies, The NM GPL Graham, Winston Crusading Newspaperman in the Mid-West. Cub reporter on the Sheffield Daily Telegraph. 154698 1900 Merciless Love N Anonymous (By the Author of "For a God Dishonoured") Female Antivivisectionist writes articles. 154699 2009 Mercury in Retrograde N Froelich, Paula Page-Six Deputy Editor. Reporter Penelope Mercury at the New York Telegraph has pounded the pavement for five years from city borough to borough carrying out her boss’s eccentric orders to break stories that seem inconsequential to everyone but him. Finally, she is inches away from being promoted to her dream job -- covering courtroom drama for the paper -- but after one spectacularly disastrous day, she is fired instead. Lena “Lipstick Carcrash” Lippencrass has a pretty fabulous life, even by a socialite’s standards, as a top editor at the high fashion magazine Y. Long lunches with her girlfriends and afternoons spent shopping at Bergdorf’s are all in a day’s work. But when Lena’s always indulgent parents abruptly cut off her cash flow and kick her out of her beloved West Village duplex for refusing to work for the family business, she is forced to confront the reality of what it takes to pay the bills. Dana Gluck is a workaholic lawyer who had been married for two years to a man who was perfect on paper but increasingly critical in reality. Her husband leaves her for an exchange student/model who, to make matters worse, promptly gets pregnant. Gluck hoped that her dreams of motherhood would be fulfilled son and fix her marriage problems. When fate conspires to have these three very different women move into the same SoHo apartment building, they soon discover that having their carefully planned lives fall to pieces might be the best thing that could have ever happened to them. 154700 1996 Mercury: T SVD 1027, 1023, 963, 959, 958, 951, 950, 931, 907, 888, 887, 886, 885, 883, 787 Episodes. Newspaper Weekly, The Sunday Mercury, published in Melbourne. Staff includes Editor Bill Wyatt (Geoffrey Rush). Victoria Longley (Georgia Singer). Dave "Gibbo Gibson (David Roberts). Mitch Blake (James Armstrong). Nell Roberts (Susan Lyons) Mercury is set in the cut throat world of print journalism centering on the quality Sunday broadsheet - The Sunday Mercury. It's a newspaper as bold as a current affairs show, as elegant as high fashion magazine. It's intelligent and reliable, racy and courageous, hard hitting and sensitive. It's as complex as the journalists who make it -- an extraordinary tribe of self-ordained heroes, incurable gossips, rampant egos. They are obsessed with one thing -- Getting their stories in the paper. For these reporters, journalism isn't a job, it's a way of life. 154701 1996 Mercury: All The News That's Fit To Print T Episode #11 Newspaper Weekly, the Sunday Mercury, published in Melbourne. Staff includes Editor Bill Wyatt (Geoffrey Rush). Victoria Longley (Georgia Singer). Dave "Gibbo Gibson (David Roberts). Mitch Blake (James Armstrong). Nell Roberts (Susan Lyons) Gibbo is given a story that threatens the career of the Opposition Leader. A colourful racing identity friend of Sylvie Waterman's comes out of jail and wants her to write his biography Georgi finally strikes pay dirt in her long investigation of the connections between developer Mil Pascoe and the Government. Gibbo faces a crisis in his domestic life. 154702 1996 Mercury: Bad News is Good News T SVD 878 Episode #13. Newspaper Weekly, the Sunday Mercury, published in Melbourne. Staff includes Editor Bill Wyatt (Geoffrey Rush). Victoria Longley (Georgia Singer). Dave "Gibbo Gibson (David Roberts). Mitch Blake (James Armstrong). Nell Roberts (Susan Lyons) Government has called an election and it's the last week of the campaign. Gibbo's story on a young cop who shot a psychiatric patient forces him to examine his own life. Bill is under siege from fans of a dead rock star, objecting to the Sunday Mercury's obituary. Georgi is on the campaign trail and it looks like an Opposition victory. On the Saturday night they all gather to cover the counting of the votes—and the result. 154703 1996 Mercury: Best Seat in the House, The T SVD 882 Episode #10. Newspaper Weekly, the Sunday Mercury, published in Melbourne. Staff includes Editor Bill Wyatt (Geoffrey Rush). Victoria Longley (Georgia Singer). Dave "Gibbo Gibson (David Roberts). Mitch Blake (James Armstrong). Nell Roberts (Susan Lyons) Tess takes over Rocco's column for the week and discovers the delights of reporting the gossip. Gibbo is treading on thin ice professionally and personally. But all newsroom rivalries are put aside and everyone comes together when tragedy overtakes the Sunday Mercury's foreign correspondent. 154704 1996 Mercury: Biggest Thieves in Town T Episode #2 Newspaper Weekly, the Sunday Mercury, published in Melbourne. Staff includes Editor Bill Wyatt (Geoffrey Rush). Victoria Longley (Georgia Singer). Dave "Gibbo Gibson (David Roberts). Mitch Blake (James Armstrong). Nell Roberts (Susan Lyons) Media is publicizing the plight of two Aussie battlers who have lost their life savings in a bank heist, but Plod works his police contacts to expose the truth. Gibbo's big leak on the forthcoming budget results in a surprising proposition from the Treasurer, Clare Bannister. Georgi takes on the Government again when she is given evidence of questionable dealings between a cabinet minister and a land developer. The Sunday Mercury goes big on the expose—and receives an unexpected retaliation from the government. 154705 1996 Mercury: Dark Horses T On Tape Episode #3 Newspaper Weekly, the Sunday Mercury, published in Melbourne. Staff includes Editor Bill Wyatt (Geoffrey Rush). Victoria Longley (Georgia Singer). Dave "Gibbo Gibson (David Roberts). Mitch Blake (James Armstrong). Nell Roberts (Susan Lyons) Reporters struggle to land interviews with important news makers. Plod has to outwit a freelance reporter to get an exclusive interview with a woman who believes her sister was murdered. Tess discovers there's more than meets the nose in a story of the privatization of the city's sewerage farm. Bill Wyatt sends Georgi and Gibbo to chase down elusive developer Mil Pascoe and get an interview for the Sunday Mercury. But it's junior reporter Nathan Cohen who stumbles onto the biggest interview of his short career. 154706 1996 Mercury: Devil's Work T Episode #5 Newspaper Weekly, the Sunday Mercury, published in Melbourne. Staff includes Editor Bill Wyatt (Geoffrey Rush). Victoria Longley (Georgia Singer). Dave "Gibbo Gibson (David Roberts). Mitch Blake (James Armstrong). Nell Roberts (Susan Lyons) Nell takes over the editor's chair when Bill has to go to Western Australia to be grilled by the media tycoon who's bought a significant interest in Mercury Media. Tess MacDonald and general reporter Karin Grunewald combine to expose the links between the exploitation of migrant clothing workers and a well-known fashion house. News editor Ross Wheeler takes on a curious story of an exorcism that ended in tragedy—and makes a creative breakthrough for himself. 154707 1996 Mercury: Every Picture Tells a Story T Episode #4 Newspaper Weekly, the Sunday Mercury, published in Melbourne. Staff includes Editor Bill Wyatt (Geoffrey Rush). Victoria Longley (Georgia Singer). Dave "Gibbo Gibson (David Roberts). Mitch Blake (James Armstrong). Nell Roberts (Susan Lyons) The Mercury Media Group is beset with rumours of takeover from a West Australian media tycoon. Bill has to decide whether or not to sack the paper's brilliant but impossibly arrogant photographer. Georgi exposes the real story behind the establishment of a film studio in the city. Plod has an exclusive on a strange link between a murderer and Treasurer Clare Bannister. They're vying for page one—but then at the last minute a new story breaks and Gibbo beats them to the punch. 154708 1996 Mercury: Indecent Obsession T Episode #6 Newspaper Weekly, the Sunday Mercury, published in Melbourne. Staff includes Editor Bill Wyatt (Geoffrey Rush). Victoria Longley (Georgia Singer). Dave "Gibbo Gibson (David Roberts). Mitch Blake (James Armstrong). Nell Roberts (Susan Lyons) David "Gibbo" Gibson finds an unexpected ally in the Treasurer, Clare Bannister, as he tracks down a story exposing pedophiles in high places. Kevin Kinsella, who hasn't had a story in the paper for three weeks, moves heaven and earth to defeat cheque book journalism and gets an exclusive interview with the parents of a baby who has just survived an intricate operation. 154709 1996 Mercury: Mother's Day T SVD 877 Episode #8. Newspaper Weekly, the Sunday Mercury, published in Melbourne. Staff includes Editor Bill Wyatt (Geoffrey Rush). Victoria Longley (Georgia Singer). Dave "Gibbo Gibson (David Roberts). Mitch Blake (James Armstrong). Nell Roberts (Susan Lyons) Reporters each uncover surprising facts while researching their stories. Police reporter John "Plod" Proudfoot retreads the ground after a controversial Soggies raid and finds all is not as it seems. Property developer Mil Pascoe hits the news again and Georgi and Gibbo work together to expose his connections to the Government. But again, it's not all as it seems. 154710 1996 Mercury: Paper Tigers T SVD 871 Episode #7 Newspaper Weekly, the Sunday Mercury, published in Melbourne. Staff includes Editor Bill Wyatt (Geoffrey Rush). Victoria Longley (Georgia Singer). Dave "Gibbo Gibson (David Roberts). Mitch Blake (James Armstrong). Nell Roberts (Susan Lyons) Reporters' Strike threatens to shut down the newspaper. David "Gibbo" Gibson finds an unexpected ally in the Treasurer, Clare Bannister, as he tracks down a story exposing pedophiles in high places. General reporter Kevin Kinsella, who hasn't had a story in the paper for three weeks, moves heaven and earth to defeat cheque book journalism and gets an exclusive interview with the parents of a baby who has just survived an intricate operation. 154711 1996 Mercury: Private Tears T Episode #12 Newspaper Weekly, the Sunday Mercury, published in Melbourne. Staff includes Editor Bill Wyatt (Geoffrey Rush). Victoria Longley (Georgia Singer). Dave "Gibbo Gibson (David Roberts). Mitch Blake (James Armstrong). Nell Roberts (Susan Lyons) Kevin Kinsella writes the moving and personal story of his and his wife's experiences on the IVF program. The Sunday Mercury is accused of breaching Parliamentary privilege and Georgi has to appear before the Privilege's Committee. Treasurer Clare Bannister makes her long awaited move on the Premier's job. But Premier Munro has his own plans. 154712 1996 Mercury: Very Dangerous Game, A T Episode #9 Newspaper Weekly, the Sunday Mercury, published in Melbourne. Staff includes Editor Bill Wyatt (Geoffrey Rush). Victoria Longley (Georgia Singer). Dave "Gibbo Gibson (David Roberts). Mitch Blake (James Armstrong). Nell Roberts (Susan Lyons) Tess MacDonald is working secretively on an exclusive story only to see it almost blown by Nathan. David "Gibbo" Gibson begins a dangerous personal and professional game play with Treasurer Clare Bannister. Georgi Singer is devastated when one of her stories is blown by the Government—and Bill Wyatt has some thinking to do when she accuses Gibbo of being the leak. 154713 1996 Mercury: Without Fear or Favour MT SVD 776 Episode #1. 90-Minut Telemovie Newspaper Weekly, the Sunday Mercury, published in Melbourne. Staff includes Editor Bill Wyatt (Geoffrey Rush). Victoria Longley (Georgia Singer). Dave "Gibbo Gibson (David Roberts). Mitch Blake (James Armstrong). Nell Roberts (Susan Lyons) Female Reporter and her Editor come into conflict over a potentially scandalous story as her newspaper colleagues pursue their own leads. Mysterious fax from an unknown source sets the Sunday Mercury political reporter Georgi Singer on to an investigation that threatens to overturn the inner sanctums of the government—and onto a collision course with her editor, Bill Wyatt. Crime Reporter, John "Plod" Proudfoot, investigative hotshot David "Gibbo" Gibson and human interest writer Tess Macdonald uncover the unexpected angles of a psychiatric patient. News editor Ross Wheeler works the phone chasing up the mystery of the body down the mine shaft in faraway Coober Pedy. The stories all come together in the Sunday Mercury—but not quite the way they started. 154714 2007 Mercy N Santoro, Lara Foreign Correspondent Anna, a Nairobi-based correspondent covering the AIDS epidemic, is well on the path to self-destruction. She drinks excessively and is more interested in juggling the affection of two lovers than meeting deadlines. Anna’s only sense of order comes from Mercy, her African housekeeper possessed of a determined personality and a penchant for flamboyant dress. Mercy demands that Ann quit drinking and tries to keep her focused on completing work on time. Despite Mercy’s persistence, Anna continues to carelessly jump from assignment to assignment and from War Correspondent Michael to the mysteriously wealthy Nick. After a particularly harrowing interview experience, Anna returns to Nairobi to discover that Mercy has fallen ill. This revelation steadies Anna and solidifies the genuine relationship between the two seemingly different women. Together they embark upon a journey to battle illness, poverty and the government. Anna is fast succumbing to the pain and riot of burned, bloodied Africa. Excessively drinking, keeping two lovers -- one, a fellow journalist, the other the owner of a coffee plantation -- and delaying assignments while pleading with her editor for a bureau transfer, she seems hell-bent on annihilation when Mercy, a local giantess miraculously squeezed into a pink halter-top and fake patent-leather pants, persuades Anna to give her a job as house girl. Mercy becomes indispensable to Anna, pushing her to give up alcohol and meet her deadlines. She introduces Anna to Father Anselmo, an Italian priest who lives in and administers to the AIDS-wracked slum of Korogocho. But is only after Anna learns that Mercy has AIDS that the full measure of the women’s connection to and effect upon each other comes full circle. 154715 1901 Mercy of Death SS MLPL White, William Allen In "Stratagems and Spoils: Stories of Love and Politics." Reporter interviews a senator. 154716 1972 Mere Bhaiya MF India Publisher (Shail Chaturvedi). 154717 1997 mere comme on n'en fait plus, Une MTF Reporter (Adrian Pintea) 154718 1918 Merely Players M AFI-Critics Critic 154719 1963 Meren juhlat MF Finland. Photographer Jyrki (Jyrki Palvio). 154720 2001 Mergers & Acquisitions M Editor (Amy Redford) for the Times. 154721 1997 Merhav Yarkon TF Israel Journalist (Yael Hadar). 154722 1935 Meridian 7-1212 P MLPL Reis, Irving Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 154723 1914 Meriel's Career. Tale of Literary Life in London, A N Whiting, Mary Bradford Editor. Meriel comes to London for a literary life. Works as editor of "The New Girl," a "startling" American publication. Her employer hired her solely that she could be advertised as the "youngest editress." She succumbs, in the proper feminine way, at the end to love. 154724 1996 Merisairas M Radio Reporter Pounds (Clarke Peters). The crew aboard a freight ship are stuck as sea, shunned by all ports because of the toxic waste the ship carriers. 154725 1994 Merlin M Hunt, Paul, Nick McCarthy (Story). McCarthy (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Christy (Nadia Cameron) for The Monitor, whose editor sends her to cover a mining dispute in a small town in order to give her a chance to rest. Meets with hostile reception from a local, who tells her the town does not take to journalists. Local is in employ of evil businessman. Journalist has recollections of past life experiences in Middle Ages. Reporter finds herself joined by band of supporters, each of whom has medieval counterparts, in opposing the businessman. She discovers she is the lady of the lake of Arthurian legend and is apparently killed in a car crash created by the businessman. She is revived in the hospital, eventually confronts the businessman and destroys the villain. Reporter laments that she has the story of a lifetime and no way to tell it. 154726 1995 Merlin's Shop of Mystical Wonders M SVDSP 739 Berton, Kenneth J. (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Jonathan Cooper (John Terrence), arrogant, skeptical journalist who comes to the shop of mystical wonders in search of a story. Columnist and wife unable to have children. While in shop she touches a magic stone and wishes for a child. Journalist is given a book of incantations by the magician and tries them out at home. Spells work but cause him to age rapidly. Reduced to an infant giving his wife the child for which she wished. 154727 1987 Merlin's Web N OWN - P Mayse, Susan Reporter Peter Holt 154728 1983 Merlina T Episode #16. News Media. Journalist A (Jacky Morel). Journalism B (Oswald Versyp). 154729 1992 Mermaid: Flippant Tale, A M Magazine Editor (Kate Sturdy) 154730 2008 Mermaids in the Basement N West, Michael Lee Tabloids catch Renata DeChavannes’ sweetheart, filmmaker Ferg Lauderdale, sharing an intimate squeeze with Hollywood’s hottest tamale. DeCavannes has a pretty full plate: a tabloid ran a story about her longtime film director boyfriend’s possible onset fling with an actress, her mother and stepfather died in a plane crash five months ago, her father is about to marry his fourth wife, and she’s just found a letter written by her mother instructing her to ferret out her mother’s “dirty secrets.” 154731 1932 Merrily We Go to Hell M VHS 902 Lucas, Cleo (Novel - I, Jerry, Take Thee, Joan) Ness Book Newspaperman Jerry Corbett (Fredric March) is a drunk and an aspiring playwright. Meets an heiress and she marries him even though he shows up drunk at the engagement party. Finally gets one of his plays produced but still drinks too much. Finally sobers up and goes back to the newspaper. Reporter (Ernie Adams). New York Times, 6/11/32: "the many scenes showing constant intoxication of a newspaper man who writes a successful play are not particularly interesting or edifying." 154732 1929 Merry & Bright SS Series began in No. 633. Stories, a series of short complete episodes, ended in No. 632 with a fitting title, “The Last Case.” Journalist Ted Wilson and city typist Madge Dawson work together as detectives of sorts. Together they solved an important case and set up a detective agency called “Dawson & Co. Detectives” with Madge as the junior partner. They eventually married and dissolved the firm when they received a check for 10,000 pounds from a grateful client who was not only a Prince but a friend as well. 154733 1934 Merry Frinks, The M DVD -R HQ 9745, 9741. VHS 1082 News Media. First Reporter (Dick Elliott). Second Reporter (Ned Norton). Newspaper Office Worker (Jack Richardson). 154734 1937 Merry Go Round of 1938 M Reporter (Lorin Raker). 154735 2007 Merry Heart, A N Brunstetter, Wanda #4 Mick Sever Mysteries English Newspaper Reporter Nick has a forbidden romantic friendship with a young Pennsylvania Amish woman once filled with dreams for a future with a man and now known as an old maid schoolteacher with a heart of stone. She is a 26-year-old spinster who won't let go of her true love's betrayal when he left for Ohio and never returned to their Amish community. 154736 2000 Merry Kramer: Caught in a Bind NM Roper, Gayle G. #3 Merry Kramer Mysteries Reporter Merrileigh (Merry) Kramer, a young staff reporter for her hometown paper in Amherst, Pennsylvania. The husband of Kramer's co-worker Edith Whatley has disappeared along with a car and more than $12,000 in cash from Hamblin Motors. Is her husband a crook? When a corpse turns up in the Whatley's garage, her husband's whereabouts become even more crucial. Merry's private life takes its own infuriating turn. Proprietress of a prestigious art gallery shows an interest in Merry's boyfriend, Curt that extends well beyond his paintings. Journalist Merrileigh Kramer once again finds herself in the middle of a story with murder, spousal abuse, a missing person, romantic intrigue and her own unruly emotions. 154737 1998 Merry Kramer: Caught in the Act NM Roper, Gayle G. #2 Merry Kramer Mysteries Reporter Merrileigh (Merry) Kramer, a young staff reporter for her hometown paper in Amherst, Pennsylvania. When a co-worker's husband is found dead, Merry decides to investigate Life is already complex for Merry: perpetual bad-hair days, not one but two romantic entanglements, a selfish co-worker. But when she finds her co-workers' ex-husband dead at the couple's home, Merry realizes that the complications are just beginning. Who would want to kill such a nice guy? It turns out the list is long and getting longer. Meanwhile the rest of her life isn't on hold -- it includes a new, potential Mr. Right. Merry finds herself smack in the middle of a bewildering maze of romance, personal choices and murder. And only faith in God and her own instincts can help her solve not just the mystery of the co-worker's husband's death, but of her own heart. 154738 1997 Merry Kramer: Caught in the Middle NM Roper, Gayle G. #1 Merry Kramer Mysteries Reporter Merrileigh (Merry) Kramer, a young staff reporter for her hometown paper in Amherst, Pennsylvania. She's new in town and finds the job contrasts incredible, as shocking as finding a body one night and as routine as writing a human interest story on a local artist the next day. She finds a body in the trunk of her car and asks her boss to let her cover the story. It could be the biggest story of her life but will she become the killer's next victim? Merry realizes she knows something the murderer wants to keep hidden. The question is what? The next question is can she survive long enough to find out? 154739 1944 Merry Monahans, The M Newsboy (Bill Cartledge). Messenger (William "Billy" Benedict). News Butcher (Harry Harvey). 154740 1934 Merry Widow, The M DVD -R HQ 2750, 2751. L MacDonald Newspaperwoman (Evelyn Selbie). Newsboy (Matty Rupert) 154741 1977 Merry-Go-Round N Guthrie, J. News Media 154742 1935 Merry-Go-Round of Murder, The SM OWN Dineen, Joseph Press 154743 1947 Merton of the Movies M DVD -R HQ 6844, 6843. SVD 523 Gossip Columnist - Hollywood Gossip Columnist. Photographer (Fred Santley). Photographer (Bill Conselman). Photographer (Drew Demorest). 154744 1999 Merutiransa C News Media. Newscaster (Ellen Kennedy - Voice - English Version). Reporter (Nicole Oliver - Voice - English). 154745 1962 Merv Griffin Show, The DT Series. 10-1-1962 to 3-29-1983. NBC Talk Show Host Merv Griffin 154746 2008 Mes Stars et moi MF Paparazzi. Un paparazzi (Clement Boulland). 154747 2001 Mesmerized NM Lynds, Gayle Reporter Jeff Hammond, a disgraced former FBI agent, now star reporter for The Washington Post, is desperately seeking a Russian defector while his former partner is chasing him. 154748 2009 Mesocafe M United Kingdom. Blogger Yusif (Nasri Sayegh) is an underground blogger leaving pre-invasion Iraqi in 2003. He arrives in London to work with Iraqi exiles to highlight the plight of the Iraqi people and promote an invasion to rid the country of Saddam Hussein. Falling in with the Middle Eastern community of London as they eat,learn and squabble in the Mesocafe, Yusif’s eyes are opened over the course of four days -- challenging his perceived role in the growing political crisis and risking his budding love for an idealistic translator. Cameraman (Andrew Elias). Newscaster (Monica Kendall). 154749 1994 Message for Posterity M Art Critic (Brian Sewell). TV Newscaster (Steven Crossley). 154750 2006 Message From Feline Quarters: Book One in the Feline Adventure N Harbison, Waid Sports Columnist Jeff in Owner Yem's new newspaper alerts the rich owner that two cats are out of control. He rides home to find the truth and grounds the cats from their pampered life. After the untruthful Jeff continues the sports nonsense, Yem decides to observe him at a game. They team they were rooting for was losing, so he packed up and left early. A murder takes place. No one believe Jeff, not even his dog. The cats are trying to get the message across to Yem by using the only thing left to them, their home of Feline Quarters. 154751 1955 Message from Garcia T Cavalcade of America - 1-18-55 Press. Spanish-American war drama 154752 1990 Message From Nam NR OWN - H (Two Copies) Steel, Danielle Journalist Jenny Robertson goes to Vietnam . Ralph Johnson, seasoned AP correspondent in Vietnam. Owner of the San Francisco Sun. 154753 1948 Message From the Wilderness, A SS USC Carter, Russel Gordon In "Teen-Age Historical Stories." Newspaperman Frank Forbes, oldest of the half-dozen newspapermen gathered around a camp fire. Harry Lloyd of the Tribune, Mac and Fred Nason, Will McGrath all waiting for news about the Civil War. 154754 1682 Message From Toryland PO USC Anonymous (R.S.) News 154755 1999 Message in a Bottle M SVD 863 Reporter Theresa Osborne (Robin Wright Penn) of the Chicago Tribune is a divorced single mother who discovers a tragic love letter in a bottle on a beach and is determined to track down its author. News Photographer (Anthony Genovese). 154756 1998 Message in a Bottle N Sparks, Nicholas Columnist Theresa Osborne of the Boston Times is a divorced mother disillusioned with single men she meets and yearning for someone special. Deanna is her editor and best friend. They go on vacation to the Cape and while jogging on the beach, Osborne discovers a bottle with a letter tucked inside from a man to a woman describing the heartache of losing her. Letter moves Osborne to tears. Deanna convinces her to print it in her column thereby setting off a surprising chain reaction. Others have found letters from the same man. Osborne tracks him down following clues found in the letter. 154757 1912 Message to Buckshot John, The SS Van Loan, Charles E. Reporter Jimmy Dacey (Carl von Schiller) is in love with the daughter of a statesman who wants her to marry a bogus preacher. Reporter helps the man redeem himself 154758 1973 Message to My Daughter MT News Announcer (Chuck Southcott) 154759 1907 Message, The NSF USC Dawson, A.J. Reporter Dick Mordan of The Daily Gazette. Charles N. Pierce increases circulation of Daily Gazette. Mordan then goes to The Mass, "a journal which had quite a vogue at that time." Constance Grey, writing a special series for The Times. Falls in love with Dick. Clement Blaine, editor of The Mass. 154760 1988 Messenger of Death M DVD -R HQ 4456, 4457. SV 499, SV 153, SV 46 Burns, Rex (Novel - Avenging Angel, The). Paul Jarrico (Screenplay) Reporter (Charles Bronson) of the Denver Tribune investigates the wholesale slaughter of a Mormon family. Jastra Watson (Trish Van Devere), editor of local paper, The Beacon, helps him solve the crime. Reporter charters a plane and makes other expensive arrangements he needs in order to follow the story. Eventually he connects the crimes to a wealthy man and corners him at a fundraiser. When his conspiracy is exposed by the reporter, he commits suicide 154761 2005 Messenger, The: Based on a True Story M News Media. Reporter A (Michelle McCluggage). Reporter B (Charles Moore). Reporter C (Dan Hover). Reporter D (George Fiderio). Reporter E (John Thobaben). Reporter F (Michael Reddy). Reporter G (Carl Giaimo). Radio Reporter (James Kisicki - Voice). 16-year-old boy is responsible for delivering the letter of surrender form the Japanese at the end of World War II. 154762 1978 Messer im Kopf MF West Germany TV Journalist (Hans Noever). 154763 1982 Messiah T Commentator (Christopher Hogwood). 154764 2001 Messiah MT News Media. TV Reporter (Pamela Armstrong). Reporter (Grant Davison). 154765 2004 Messiah III: Promise, The MT TV Reporter (Rufus Jones). 154766 2006 Messiah of Morris Avenue NSF Hendra, Tony Journalist Johnny Greco, a fallen journalist who nurses a few grudges along with his cocktails, stumbles on a story that intrigues him. Young man is driving about New Jersey in a beat-up van preaching radical notions such as kindness and generosity. He's even tossing off a few miracles. How better, Greco schemes, to stick to America's #1 Holy Warrior than to write a headline-making story announcing Jay as the Second Coming? Then something strange happens, Died-in-the-wool skeptic Johnny actually finds his own life being transformed by the new messiah. 154767 1987 Messiah of Stockholm, The N OWN - H Ozick, Cynthia Reviewer Lars Andemening, a book reviewer for a Stockholm newspaper. 154768 2007 Messiah, The N Hayes, Lee Zane Presents Series Reporter Gabriel Kaine is working furiously to revive his stalled reporting career. Years ago, he got his first big break by investigating murders committed by a killer known as the Messiah. But when the Messiah vanished from the public six months ago, Gabriel’s success hit a downward slope. Now the Messiah has returned and no one is safe from his evil. Desperate to bring this man to justice and to reap the professional reward for uncovering the final truth, Gabriel teams up with the only known survivor of an encounter with the Messiah who was freed by the killer so he could warn others of the Messiah’s impending return. But as the reporter comes closer to discovering the Messiah’s identity, he realizes all the evidence points to a respected doctor and his lover. 154769 1995 Metal Figher Miku T Series Cameraman (Tetsuya Iwanaga). 154770 1990 Metal Fighter Miku C Japan. TV Series. Anchorwoman (Anna Grinta - Voice - English Version). Photographer (Bob Buch - Voice - English Version). Cameraman (Tetsuya Iwanaga - Voice). 154771 2008 Metaphorical N Elysa Journalist Angel Leaves is an acclaimed reporter who is not who she says she is, and she is beginning to suspect that whoever she is, is cursed. Children are being hurt around every corner. A mysterious man lurks in her dreams and her best-selling novel comes back to haunt her. Jeremiah Johnson has his own secrets, some of which involve the beautiful reporter. From the moment they meet, they are thrust into a life of intrigue. The biggest mystery of all is the crime written in Angel’s book. Their journey begins in the city of Atlanta rescuing orphans. It ends in the streets of Detroit with a five-year unsolved murder case where Angel is the number one suspect. Corrupt officials are out for blood. Someone has to pay. The answers are locked in Angel’s mind, but time is running out. 154772 1988 Metaphors SS UCLA Klinkowitz, Jerry In "Short Season." Sportswriter Dick Crews is a man of metaphors, sportswriter for the Courier. 154773 1979 Meteor M News Media. Network Newscaster (Clete Roberts). News Reporter (James Bacon). News Reporter (Yani Begakis). Swiss TV Newscaster Osman Ragheb (Osman Ragheb). 154774 2000 Meteor in the Madhouse N Forrest, Leon and Marianne Forest Journalist Joubert Antoine Jones. Last days in the life of journalist 154775 1993 Meteor Man, The M TV Newscaster (Derek Torsek). Reporter Janice Farrell (Charlayne Woodard), Channel 3 News 154776 2009 Meteor: Path to Destruction M TV Anchor (Kent Shocknek). 154777 1991 Meteoro vima tou pelargou, To MF TV Reporter (Freddy Vianellis). Reporter Alexandre (Gregory Karr). Chief Photographer (Dimitris Poulikakos). 154778 2004 Method M Fetting, Katie L. Reporter (John Barrowman). Photographer 1 (Erwin Simsensohn). 154779 1997 Metro M Reporter (Malou Nubla). Reporter (Frank Sommerville). 154780 1908 Metropolis, The and Money-changers, The N Sinclair, Upton Reporter writes the story about the panic of 1907 maintaining that the panic was really the work of the millionaire money-changers of New York who were in league to stultify the President's campaign against the Trusts. First two parts of a trilogy ending with "The Machine." 154781 1935 Metropolitan M Cub Reporter (Tex Brodus). Cub Reporter (Eddie Clayton). Cub Reporter (Frederick Murray). Photographer (Don Brodie). Press Agent (Lester Dorr). Press Agent (Lyons Wickland). Newsboy (Matty Roubert). 154782 1987 Mettahakki MTF Finland Reporter Toimittaja (Paula Lehdisto). 154783 2008 Meu Nome Nao E Johnny MF Brazil TV Anchor (Claudia Cordeiro Cruz - Apresentadora telejornal). 154784 2003 Meu Sosia E Eu, O MF Portugal Newspaper Saleswoman (Claudia Jardim). Writer (Fernando Bile). 154785 1948 Mexican Hayride M Reporter (Sidney Fields). AP Reporter (Sid Fields). Photographer (George Mendoza). 154786 1939 Mexican Spitfire (aka Girl From Mexico, The) M News Media. 154787 1942 Mexican Spitfire at Sea M Reporter. Shipboard Reporter (Warren Jackson) 154788 1942 Mexican Spitfire Sees a Ghost M DVD -R 1714 Media. Advertising executive and his temperamental wife investigates a haunted house. 154789 1941 Mexican Spitfire's Baby M Reporter (Jack Grey). Reporter (James Harrison). Reporter (Buddy Messinger). Photographer (Jack Gardner). Photographer (Chester Tallman). 154790 1945 Mexicana M Musical Reporter. 154791 1992 Mexico N Michener, James Correspondent, an American journalist, travels to Mexico to report on the upcoming duel between two great matadors, but he is ultimately swept up in the dramatic story of his Mexican ancestors. 154792 1996 Mexico Dead or Alive M Interviewer (Mary Ellen Davis) 154793 1968 Mexico-Mexico DF Documentary Commentator Carlos Fuentes. 154794 1972 Meztelen vagy MF Hungary. Photographer (Bruno Bigazzi). 154795 2003 Mezzo DSA C News Media. News Anchor (Shelley Carlene-Black - Voice - English Version). Newscaster (Shelley Cariene-Black - Voice - English Version). TV Girl (Kimberly Prause - Voice - English Version). TV Host (John Swasey - Voice - English Version). Producer (T.J.P. - Voice - English Version). 154796 1955 MGM Parade: Robert Benchley and George Murphy M DVD -R HQ 5710 (excerpts). Episode MCMLV Critic Robert Benchley introduces MGM films with actor George Murphy. Newspaper headlines and stories. 154797 1926 MGM Studios Promotion Film CC DVD -R HQ 11670 Public Relations Promotional Video for MGM Silent Film Studios includes public relations group. Making of a film from idea to finished product sent to the theaters in the 1920s. 154798 2005 MI-5: Celebrity T DVD -R HQ 2893 Episode. 2-26-2005 News Media. Two spoiled celebrities demand that MI-5 find their kidnapped baby. 154799 1990 Miami Blues M DVD -R HQ 7548, 7549. Newswoman (Nancy Duerr) 154800 1956 Miami Expose M Press 154801 1985 Miami Horror M Clark, Frank, Frank Wall (Screenplay) Italy Freelance Cameraman for various TV stations who claims he started as an extra and prop man before becoming a reporter and covering everything from Vietnam to the Falklands. Wants to get an interview with scientist trying to create artificial life. Short in the cameraman's video equipment unleashes an alien force. Businessman tries to get control of the force and puts a hit out on the journalist, who is attacked by a helicopter while standing in a field. Shoots down the chopper with a handgun. Shoots several people and destroys creature by electrocuting it. "You have an interesting way of looking at things. From behind a camera and without involvement." 154802 2008 Miami Manhunt N Diaz, Johnny Gay Movie Critic Ray Martinez at the Miami News would give the dating scene a one-star review. Tired of hooking up with sculpted, shallow hunks who use books as towel weights, Ray is thrilled to finally meet a guy he wants to take home to mami and papi. Ted Williams, host of a popular Miami version of Entertainment Tonight, has enjoyed all the perks of his celebrity status. But being overexposed has its downside. Ted’s longing for a deeper connection spurs a reckless move that could cost him everything. Brian Anderson has a life of leisure with his fabulously wealthy older boyfriend. The key rule to their open relationship: no sleeping with the same guy twice. But ever since Brian met a Puerto Rican love god named Eros, it’s a rule he keeps breaking. Nestled amid peach and candy-pink Art Deco buildings, Score is the hottest gay bar in Miami’s South Beach. And for friends Ray, Ted and Brian, there’s no better way to start the weekend than by checking out the steady stream of beautiful Latin men coursing in and out of Score’s doors. While Miami is home to the most gorgeous males ever created by God or a life-time gym membership, Ray, the resident movie critic at The Miami News, would give the dating scene a bad review. 154803 2001 Miami Midnight N Davis, Maggie Woman journalist Female Journalist 154804 1995 Miami Rhapsody M Photographer (Ed Arenas). 154805 1993 Miami Shakedown M TV Anchor (Kenley Fenio). Cameraman (Gailen David). 154806 1954 Miami Story, The M Press 154807 2003 Miami Tail, A M Aristophanes' Lysistrata. Contemporary version of Greek Comedy News Reporter (David Emani). 154808 2006 Miami Vice M Mann, Michael Newscaster (Ryan M. Phillips). 154809 1989 Miami Vice: Asian Cut T Ward, Robert and Peter McCabe Episode. 1-13-1989 News Media 154810 1986 Miami Vice: Baby Blues T Episode #53. 11-21-1986 Reporter (Toni Crabtree). 154811 1985 Miami Vice: Back in the World (aka Show Me a Hero) T DVD -R HQ 6298. SVD 905. A1284 Episode #32. 12-6-1985 Journalist Ira Stone (Bob Balaban), Crockett's journalist buddy he knew in Vietnam, is ready to break a story about "The Sergeant" -- a shadowy legend thought to have shipped heroin stateside in body bags. 154812 1985 Miami Vice: Bought and Paid For T SV 95 Episode #31. 11-19-1985 News Media hounds rape victim. First raped by rapist, then by courts, now by the press. Attack on News Media harassment 154813 1988 Miami Vice: Bullet for Crockett, A T Episode #88. 4-15-1988 News Media. First Reporter (Dave Corey). Crockett lies close to death from gunshot wound and members of vice squad reminisce. First Reporter (Dave Corey). 154814 1987 Miami Vice: Contempt of Court T Episode #69. 9-25-1987 Reporter (Julie Ann Sifos). Mobster wants to scare jury into a mistrial and silence the witness being protected by police vice squad. 154815 1989 Miami Vice: Freefall T Episode #108. 5-21-1989 Reporter #1 (Pamela M. Stuart). Reporter #2 (Peter Lundquist). Corrupt dictator in a ravaged Latin American country. 154816 1988 Miami Vice: Hell Hath No Fury T Black, David and Michael Duggan Episode #85. 3-11-1988 News Media. Newscaster (Joy McConnochie). First Reporter (John Morrow). 154817 1987 Miami Vice: Like a Hurricane T Episode #76. 11-20-1987 Editor (Norma Davids). 154818 1986 Miami Vice: Little Miss Dangerous T Episode #37. 1-31-1986 Reporter (Joni Siani). 154819 1989 Miami Vice: Miracle Man T Episode #110. 6-21-1989 Reporter (Fara Schiller). Vigilante thinks he is a superhero and wants to rid Miami of drug dealing "slim." 154820 1987 Miami Vice: Rising Sun of Death, The T Episode #77. 12-4-1987 Reporter (Greg Kean Williams). 154821 1988 Miami Vice: Rock and a Hard Place T SVD 1136 Episode #79. 1-22-1988 News Media. Record execs plot to sic the media on Crockett's undercover drug-dealing. Editor (Norma David). 154822 1986 Miami Vice: Stone's War T DVD -R HQ 5786. VHS 1311 Episode #46. 10-3-1986 Journalist Ira Stone (Bob Balaban), Crockett's journalist buddy claims to have film of U.S. mercenaries fighting in Nicaragua. He is killed as is a TV Reporter Alicia Mena (Lonette McKee). Photographer Art Eaton (Stefen Laurantz). 154823 1989 Miami Vice: Victim of Circumstance (aka Innocent Bystanders) T Lourie, Richard Episode. 5-5-1989 News Media 154824 1988 Miami Vice: Vote of Confidence T Schulian, John Episode. 2-12-1988 News Media 154825 1960 Miasteczko MF Poland. Photographer (Cezary Julski) 154826 1996 Michael M DVD -R HQ 2770, 2771. SVDSP 639. L. Dexter, Peter, Jim Quinlan (Story). Nora Ephron, Delia Ephron, Dexter, Quinlan (Screenplay) Ness Book Tabloid Reporters Frank Quinlan (William Hurt) and Huey Driscoll (Robert Pastorelli) for the National Mirror (with a circulation of four-and-a-half million). Quinlan once a big shot investigative reporter for the Chicago Tribune but was fired. Quinlan lost his job after hitting managing editor. First claims he did so because editor fired elderly employee who worked at paper for years. Finally admits editor changed his lead and he hit him because he was drunk. Claims Driscoll has heart. Between them they make up one person. They constantly fight with Editor Vartan Malt (Bob Hoskins), but have kept jobs because of Driscoll's dog, the tabloid's chief selling point. Malt assigns reporters to cover angel who aided elderly woman in Iowa. Insists they take along Dorothy Winters (Andie MacDowell) who he claims is expert on angels. Meet beer-guzzling slob with white wings. Ordered to bring angel back to Chicago. Winters supposed to train dog so Malt can fire reporters. She fails. Dog attacks editor. Angel departs. Quinlan quits. Ends up with Winters. Reporter #1 (Margaret Travolta). Reporter #2 (David M. Bernstein). Reporter #3 (Betsy Sokolow). Reporter #4 (Tracey A. Doyle). 154827 1924 Michael (aka Mikael, Chained, Chained: The Story of the Third Sex) M Bang, Herman (Novel). Carl Theodor Dreyer (Director) Silent Film. Germany Journalist Charles Switt (Robert Garrison) has always admired a famous painter who fell in love with Michael, one of his male models who is seduced by a bankrupt countess. The painter is crushed and his work suffers. On his deathbed, the reporter sits beside him. He always loved the painter and has stayed with him throughout never criticizing Michael as he knew the painter loved Michael and to do so would hurt him. Switt sends a message to Michael telling him the painter is dying and to come at once. But the countess prevents him from getting it. The painter’s last words to Switt, “Now I can die in peace, for I have seen true love.” 154828 2009 Michael & Michael Have Issues: Biederman’s Birthday T DVD -R HQ 11305 Episode #2. 7-22-2009 Parody News. Jim (Michael Ian Black) and Diane anchor the MMHI Channel 5 Newscast. They introduce Quiet Bob Thomas (Michael Showalter) for the Weather. Thomas talks so softly that the anchors can’t hear what he is saying. They keep asking him what did you say? Diane then introduces Thick Irish Broque John with the Sports Beat. Bob keeps talking and then attacks both anchors. Black and Showalter try to find a gift for Producer Jim Biederman. They go to buy him some pot and Black gets arrested, spends a terrible night in jail. He then shows up at Showalter’s apartment furious that he didn’t help him when he got arrested. He makes Showalter go with him to the park to buy some pot at 4 a.m. While Showalter buys pot unmolested, three muggers beat up Black who shows up at work the next day with a black eye and cuts all over his face. He gives Biederman the gift -- a book on antique cars, the exact book Showalter gave Biederman at the party Black missed because he was in jail. Black tears up Biederman’s book. Biederman asks Black where the pot is. He says you’ll have to ask Showalter, who is sick at home, smoking the pot with his new girlfriend he met at the party. 154829 2009 Michael & Michael Have Issues: College T DVD -R HQ 11351 Episode #5. 8-12-2009 Parody News. MMH Sportscasters Rick Walters and Pat Davis Sports Reporter Elizabeth Moore in the field cover Bunny Stompers, the smashing of rabbits by athletes. All the rabbits killed today will be donated to homeless shelters and food pantries throughout the area. Coverage like a golf tournament. Athlete enters the bunny-killing pit, blood flying everywhere. Impaling bunnies on spiked shoes, shaking them off. Moore reports about one athlete injured when he falls in the bunny pit. 154830 2009 Michael & Michael Have Issues: Pulling Your Weight T DVD -R HQ 11313 Episode. 8-5-2009 Parody News. TV Reporter Kathy Porter, MMHI-Channel 6 News covers a Zombie fun run for charity and does interviews. 154831 2009 Michael & Michael Have Issues: Greg the Intern T DVD -R HQ 11289. (No Credits) Episode #1. 7-15-2009. High School Newspaper Reporter Greg is the intern on the Michael Ian Black and Michael Showalter show. He asks if he can write an article on the show for his newspaper and both Michaels try to make sure the article favors them. Each puts down the other and fight for Greg’s intentions and approval. 154832 1998 Michael Angel M Reporter (Jaime Bello). Reporter (Ana Cayere). 154833 2004 Michael Blanco MF Belgium/France. Photographer (Jake Speer). 154834 1995 Michael Carolina: Rogue's Isles N Briody, Thomas Gately #1 Michael Carolina Mysteries TV Reporter Michael Carolina, a washed-up TV reporter lured out of retirement. He pursues with a vengeance the story of a Rhode Island man who has a piece of just about everything and has disappeared. Carolina is now Providence's newest reporter. The man's bank has lost $15 and nearly everyone in Rhode Island wants a piece of him. Before long, Carolina has broken several major stories about how the man did it and who helped him. After barely escaping an assassination that claims the life of a jealous colleague, Carolina could do the safe thing and back off. But he doesn't. 154835 1996 Michael Carolina: Rogue's Justice N Briody, Thomas Gately #2 Michael Carolina Mysteries TV Investigative Reporter Michael Carolina's city is Providence, Rhode Island, where the public figures are nearly as funny as they are corrupt and dangerous. His partner in love and reporting is Lilly Simmons. He is sailing the South Seas when he gets word that Simmons has been nastily dispatched by a Providence city snowplow. He flies back to do some digging of his own and discovers that not all the corrupt citizens are behind bars. Thing have changed in the Ocean State. Carolina's old TV station is now tightfisted and "respectable." His sources have been promoted and no longer provide good leads. His old boss dates a judge. It's enough to make a tired reporter want to hit someone. Naturally when Carolina does, he's charged with a felony. Providence's most intrepid journalist is taken on a whirlwind tour of the state courts, city hall and the office of the medical examiner. Carolina encounters a slew of bizarre characters. They include a mob enforcer who sits on people, a state worker who collects body parts and a hungry reptile. There is also a crazed radio talk-show host Reverend Ramus and Providence's most sinister chief executive Mayor Joey Giovannetti. 154836 1999 Michael Carolina: Rogue's Regatta N Briody, Thomas Gately #4 Michael Carolina Mysteries TV Reporter Michael Carolina, Rhode Island's most intrepid journalist catches the story when a young Newport sailor is murdered. But as suspicions point toward the victim's father, Carolina is haunted by his own father. Carolina never met his own father, a man who ever met a bottle or greyhound he didn't like. Carolina's quest takes an odd twist when the private eye's girlfriend Carla tries solving the same crime from a slightly different perspective. Together they find that the secrets inside a Bellevue Avenue mansion made the yacht races of Newport seem like a Rogue's Regatta. 154837 1997 Michael Carolina: Rogue's Wager N Briody, Thomas Gately #3 Michael Carolina Mysteries TV Reporter Michael Carolina, Channel Three reporter, investigates a crime in the ocean that could lead back to the mob. Carolina can barely snatch a minute from his reflexive key-hold peeping such as promoting an interview with the local law and the ATF. Carolina also sneaks into the hospital to interview a wounded diver whose eardrums are blown out with a stick of dynamite. Then somebody goes to the hospital to finish the poor diver off. Carolina makes time with an attractive agent from the Department of Environmental Management who might be a useful source. There's also a novice Channel Three weather bimbo rescued from a giant clam by a seriously deranged savior. 154838 1999 Michael Carpo: Dead of Summer NM Miano, Mark #3 Michael Carpo Mysteries TV Newswriter-Producer Michael Carpo of Channel 8 in New York City and questions the suicide of a famous journalist-author friend in rural Connecticut. He shows up for his annual week of house sitting and finds Crawford dead on the bathroom floor. He uncovers a whole series of questionable deaths of the elderly attributed to accident or suicide. His astute research aggravates local police, but he finds a common denominator for the murders. His dead friend's beautiful painter-neighbor provides tea and sympathy. 154839 1997 Michael Carpo: Flesh and Stone N Miano, Mark #1 Michael Carpo Mysteries TV Newsman Michael Carpo is plucky and idealistic, likes gourmet coffee and makes friends with prostitutes on icy New York nights. He gets a call from an art dealer asking for help. The dealer turns up dead. beneath frozen water of Central Park reservoir. 28-year-old Carpo struggles to find the killer. A vigilant enemy delivers Carpo's inside knowledge to rival news agencies making his life miserable at work, exposing an important informant and alienating his ex-flame. 154840 1998 Michael Carpo: Street Where She Lived, The NM Miano, Mark #2 Michael Carpo Mysteries TV Newswriter-Producer Michael Carpo with Channel 8 News is a likable guy who is an expresso addict and all-around failure in matters of love. He hears screams in the night and runs out to find a sobbing woman in the street who has found the body of her friend, apparently the latest victim of the Sandman, a serial killer who removes brown eyes of his women victims. He becomes friendly with the woman. Professional life takes a turn for the worse, his love life is looking up. He wants to do a story profiling the victim. His research reveals the killer. 154841 2007 Michael Clayton M DVD -R HQ 9717, 9718 Wall Street Journal Reporter Bridget Klein (Danielle Skraastad - Voice) is calling a corporate executive who is treating her as if she is the enemy. The phone is handed to him and an assistant says, “It’s that cunt Wall Street Reporter calling.” The executive, Marty, tells her he knows she doesn’t have anything since it is past her deadline and he has nothing to tell her. Reference to Larry King. 154842 1996 Michael Collins M Journalist (Michael McCabe) 154843 1999 Michael Jordan: American Hero, An MT Reporter (John Bishop). Reporter (James Bryan). Sports Reporter (Johan-Carl Nowack). 154844 2000 Michael Merrick: Blazing Tree, The NM Adamson, Mary Jo #1 Michael Merrick Mysteries Police Reporter Michael Merrick of The Independent in Boston in the 19th century investigates a series of fires -- one of which leads to murder -- within a Shaker community in Massachusetts. Publisher Jasper Quincey, publisher of The Independent, a Boston newspaper, summons his police reporter Merrick to his Cambridge home. Quincy provides background material about a series of arson fires and the lifestyle of the Shakers. Next, he assigns Merrick the task of investigating the questionable fires that led to the death of an octogenarian Shaker in Western Massachusetts. Merrick heads to the western side of the Commonwealth to make inquiries among the residents of Hancock Shaker Village. Although Michael knows that religion is not his balliwick, he realizes that somehow he must infiltrate the sect to learn what is going on inside the village because no one will simply cooperate otherwise. Inside, Michael surprises himself by finding the Shakers’ way of life appealing and interesting. Having lived on the uglier side of Boston, Michael comprehends that even this little Eden has a dangerous snake whose antics are turning more dangerous by the moment. Knowing he has quite a story, Merrick only has to live long enough to tell it. Merrick has spent years on the street and has used opium frequently. 154845 2001 Michael Merrick: Elusive Voice, The NM Adamson, Mary Jo #2 Michael Merrick Mysteries Police Reporter Michael Merrick of The Independent in Boston in the 19th century is recuperating when the skeptical reporter is asked to look into the suspicious death of a Harvard professor at a Spiritualist seance run by Sylvie, the medium. 154846 1989 Michael Moore: Roger & Me DT SV 75 Moore, Michael Public Relations Woman Mrs. McGee represents plant that is being closed. TV Local News Anchor (George Sells-Himself). Documentarian Michael Moore (Himself). TV Newsman Ted Koppel (Himself). TV Newsman Dan Rather (Himself). Reporter Barbara Schroeder (Himself). 154847 2008 Michael Murphy: Chasin’ the Wind N Haskins, Michael #1 “Mad Mick” Murphy Journalist Michael “Mad Mick” Murphy and a group of local citizens take over responsibility for law and order when government officials sworn to uphold justice attempt to subvert it instead. When their efforts seem doomed to failure, revenge becomes the next option: an option with dire consequences. Murphy and his co-conspirators must outwit local cops, federal officials and murderous Cuban army deserters during their crusade. Seeking help from the Cuban government, Murphy considers the possibilities of treason as he meets with Cuban police in Havana. Treason, treachery and justice collide as Murphy’s campaign comes to an explosive end. 154848 2007 Michael Murphy: Finding Picasso SS Haskins, Michael #2 Short Story in Michael Murphy Series Journalist Liam Michael “Mad Mick” Murphy investigates paintings stolen in Los Angeles and Boston, including a Picasso from the Los Angeles museum insured for $10 million. Murphy is a journalist who lives in Key West. While attending Harvard he picked up the nickname Mad Mick Murphy, mostly due to student stunts and somewhat because he’s Irish and the name has stuck. 154849 2004 Michael Murphy: Finding Picasso SS Haskins, Michael #1 Short Story in Michael Murphy Series Journalist Michael “Mad Mick” worked with Journalist Tony Whyte years ago on a newspaper in Puerto Rico. Both reporters had taken different roads in life, but two months go, their paths crossed again in Key West, Florida. Tony had been sober four years and was writing again. He was happy and talked freely of his alcoholism, of waking confused and scared from blackouts and how long it had taken him to hit bottom. His journalism career crashed and burned while the Murphy’s flourished. Slowly, Tony had been writing his way back, one day at a time. Now Tony Whyte’s once sparkling blue eyes were lifeless and stared into oblivion, his frozen expression suggested no fear or pain, not even surprise and his Key West tan had turned ashen. Both hands clutched an old sword blade that had been forced through his chest and impaled him to the boat chair where he died. 154850 2008 Michael Murphy: Floater, The SS Haskins, Michael #3 Short Story in Michael Murphy Series Journalist Liam Michael “Mad Mick” Murphy is a journalist who lives in Key West. While attending Harvard he picked up the nickname Mad Mick Murphy, mostly due to student stunts and somewhat because he’s Irish and the name has stuck. In this short story, he discovers a naked body floating face down less than 10 feet from the Fenian Bastard, his 40-foot sloop. Murphy is a freelance journalist working out of Key West Florida. Murphy’s friend is Richard Dowley, chief of police. Another friend is Sherlock Corcoran, the police department’s crime scene investigator. 154851 1915 Michael O'Halloran N MLPL Stratton-Porter, Gene Newsboy. 154852 1937 Michael O'Halloran M News Media. Reporters (Edgar Allen, Nell Craig, Donald Kerr). Wealthy woman's wild lifestyle drives her husband and her two children out of the house. He files for divorce. 154853 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Anthony Corell, The R CD7 - Wells Episode. Series 1944-1952. Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154854 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of Bloodstained Pearls, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154855 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of Hate That Killed, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154856 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of Tahlani's Tears, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154857 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Bayou Monster, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154858 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Borrowed Heirloom, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154859 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Carnival Killer, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154860 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Constant Companion, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154861 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Corresponding Corpse, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154862 1948 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Crooked Wheel, The R CD7 - Wells Episode. 9-18-48 Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154863 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Deadly Dough, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154864 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Eager Victim, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154865 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Generous Killer, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154866 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Grey-Eyed Blonde, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154867 1949 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Hate That Killed, The R CD7 - Wells Episode. 8-27-49 Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154868 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Haunted Bride, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154869 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the High Priced Twins, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154870 1947 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Judge is Shot, The R CD7 - Wells Episode. 1-14-1947 Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154871 1946 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Left Handed Fan, The R CD7 - Wells Episode. 5-21-46 Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154872 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Left-Handed Fan, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154873 1949 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Mail Order Murders, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154874 1949 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Man Who Lived Forever, The R CD7 - Wells Episode. 5-10-49 Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154875 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Man Who Loved Forever, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154876 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Model Murder, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154877 1948 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Phantom Gun, The R CD7 - Wells Episode. 8-6-48 Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154878 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Phantom Gun, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154879 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Phantom Neighbor, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154880 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Popular Corpse. The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154881 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Problem in Murder, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154882 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Purloined Corpse, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154883 1945 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Return of Huxley, The R CD7 - Wells Episode. 11-05-1945 Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154884 1953 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Tahlani's Fears, The R CD7 - Wells Episode Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154885 1949 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Case of the Wandering Fingerprints, The R CD7 - Wells Episode. 1949 Reporter Tim O'Rourke, Shayne's reporter friend. 154886 1944 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Michael Shayne, Private Detective R Halliday, Brett (Characters) 1944-1947. ABC Radio. 30-Minute Shows. First Broadcast October 1944. Last Broadcast November 1948 Reporter Tim Rourke, best friend of Michael Shayne (Wally Maher). 154887 1952 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: Michael Shayne, Private Detective R Halliday, Brett (Characters) 1952-1953. ABC Radio. October 1952-July 1953) Reporter Tim Rourke, best friend of Michael Shayne (Donald Curtis, later replaced by Robert Sterling) 154888 1948 Michael Shayne, Adventures of: New Adventures of Michael Shayne, The (aka Michael Shayne, Detective) R Halliday, Brett (Characters) 1948-1950. Mutual. 30-Minute Shows Reporter Tim Rourke, best friend of Michael Shayne (Jeff Chandler, later replaced by Robert Sterling). Rourke seldom in this series. 154889 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Ancient Art of Murder, The T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #21. 2-24-1961. Series. 9-30-60 to 9-22-61. 32 episodes. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154890 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Badge, The T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #17. 1-27-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154891 1960 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Blood on Biscayne Bay T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #9. 12-2-1960 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154892 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Boat Caper, The T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #27. 4-7-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154893 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Body Beautiful, The T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #25. 3-24-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154894 1960 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Call for Michael Shayne T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #5. 11-4-1960 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154895 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Date With Death T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #28. 4-14-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154896 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Dead Air T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #32. 5-19-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154897 1960 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Death Selects the Winner T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #12. 12-23-1960 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154898 1960 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Die Like a Dog T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #3. 10-14-1960 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154899 1960 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Dolls Are Deadly T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #1. 9-30-1960. Series. 9-30-60 to 9-22-61. 32 episodes. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154900 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Final Settlement T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #19. 2-10-1961. Volume #5 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) of the Daily News is Shayne's best friend. 154901 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Four Lethal Ladies T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #20. 2-17-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154902 1960 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Framed in Blood T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #4. 10-28-1960 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154903 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Heiress, The T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #18. 3-2-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154904 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: It Takes a Heap o' Dyin' T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #31. 5-12-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154905 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Man With a Cane, The T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #14. 1-6-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154906 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Marriage Can Be Fatal T VHS 909 Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #26. 3-31-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154907 1960 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Murder and the Wanton Bride T VHS 917 Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #11. 12-16-1960. Volume #1 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154908 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Murder at the Convention T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #22. 3-3-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154909 1960 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Murder in Wonderland T VHS 1025 Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #13. 12-30-1960 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154910 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Murder Is a Fine Art T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #24. 3-17-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154911 1960 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Murder on Biscayne Bay T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode. Volume # 6 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris), Shayne's reporter friend. 154912 1960 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Murder Plays Charades T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #10. 12-9-1960. Volume #3 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154913 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Murder Round My Wrist T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #16. 1-20-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154914 1960 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Night With Nora, A T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #2. 10-7-1960 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154915 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: No Shroud for Shayne T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #30. 5-5-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154916 1960 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Poison Pen Club, The T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #7. 11-18-1960 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154917 1960 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Shoot the Works T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #6. 11-11-1960. Volume #4 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154918 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Spotlight on a Corpse T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #15. 1-13-1961. Volume #7 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154919 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Strike Out T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #23. 3-10-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154920 1960 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: This Is It, Michael Shayne T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #8. 11-25-1960 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154921 1961 Michael Shayne, Private Detective: Trouble With Ernie, The T Halliday, Brett (Characters) Episode #29. 4-21-1961 Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154922 1970 Michael Shayne: 'Twas the Night Before Murder SM Halliday, Brett 2-1970. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 154923 1984 Michael Shayne: All in a Day's Work SM Halliday, Brett with Mike Shayne, by Tim Rourke 3-1984. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154924 1980 Michael Shayne: All the Faces of Fear SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner & L.J. Washburn 12-1980. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154925 1966 Michael Shayne: Armed...Dangerous NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #52 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154926 1982 Michael Shayne: Assassination of Michael Shayne, The SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 6-1982. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154927 1974 Michael Shayne: At the Point of a .38 NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Halliday, Brett #65 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154928 1982 Michael Shayne: Beautiful But Dead SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 1-1982. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154929 1980 Michael Shayne: Bedlam File, The SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 5-1980. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154930 1982 Michael Shayne: Black Death, The SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 12-1982. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154931 1981 Michael Shayne: Black Lotus SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 1-1981. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154932 1956 Michael Shayne: Blonde Cried Murder, The NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #26 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154933 1946 Michael Shayne: Blonde for a Day M Halliday, Brett (Characters and Story). Fred Myton (Screenplay) #10 Michael Shayne Films. Based on first Michael Shayne story by Brett Halliday. Ness Book Crime Reporter Tim Rourke (Paul Bryar), Michael Shayne's friend. Shayne gets involved with Police Reporter Helen Porter (Marjorie Hoshelle) who has in her possession damning evidence against a gambling ring. Since Helen has written several biting attacks on the police force, she turns to Shayne for help when her life is threatened. Helen ends up in the clutches of the crooks forcing Shayne to resort to a clever subterfuge to affect her rescue. Editor Bronson (Frank Ferguson) has suspected his wife of having an affair and finds her in the apartment when the reporter is shot. His wife drops a gun which is found by next door neighbor and used to blackmail editor. 154934 1960 Michael Shayne: Blood of an Orange SM Halliday, Brett 7-1960. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154935 1946 Michael Shayne: Blood on Biscayne Bay NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #14 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154936 1943 Michael Shayne: Blood on the Black Market (aka Heads You Lose) NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #8 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154937 1948 Michael Shayne: Blood on the Stars NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #16 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154938 1973 Michael Shayne: Blue Murder NM Halliday, Brett #63 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154939 1973 Michael Shayne: Blue Murder SM Halliday, Brett 10-1973. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154940 1941 Michael Shayne: Blue, White and Perfect M Halliday, Brett (Characters). Borden Chase pulp novel. #4 Michael Shayne Films Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 154941 1941 Michael Shayne: Bodies Are Where You Find Them NM OWN - P (Two different copies) Halliday, Brett #5 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154942 1963 Michael Shayne: Body Came Back (Parts 1, 2 and 3) SM Halliday, Brett 12-1963, 1/2-1964. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154943 1963 Michael Shayne: Body Came Back, The NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #45 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154944 1982 Michael Shayne: Book of the Dead SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 7-1982. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154945 1956 Michael Shayne: Bring Back a Corpse SM Halliday, Brett 9-1956. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine, . Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154946 1960 Michael Shayne: Bullet for a Blonde SM Halliday, Brett 3-1960. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154947 1981 Michael Shayne: Byline for Murder SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 6-1981. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154948 1949 Michael Shayne: Call for Michael Shayne NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #18 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154949 1961 Michael Shayne: Careless Corpse, The NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #39 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154950 1960 Michael Shayne: Case for Michael Shayne, A SM Halliday, Brett 5-1960. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154951 1972 Michael Shayne: Caught Dead NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Halliday, Brett #61 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154952 1942 Michael Shayne: Corpse Came Calling, The NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Halliday, Brett #6 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154953 1963 Michael Shayne: Corpse That Never Was, The NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #44 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154954 1976 Michael Shayne: Corpse That Walked Away, The SM Halliday, Brett 3-1976. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154955 1971 Michael Shayne: Count Backwards to Zero NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Halliday, Brett #59 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154956 1947 Michael Shayne: Counterfeit Wife NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #15 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154957 1976 Michael Shayne: Crime Without Punishment SM Halliday, Brett 4-1976. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154958 1981 Michael Shayne: Cry in the Night, A SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By L.J. Washburn 11-1981. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154959 1972 Michael Shayne: Danger - Michael Shayne At Work SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). Bill Pronzini and Jeff Wallman 2-1972. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154960 1965 Michael Shayne: Dangerous Dames NM Halliday, Brett Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154961 1959 Michael Shayne: Date With a Dead Man NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #31 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154962 1984 Michael Shayne: Day of Revenge SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 4-1984. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154963 1945 Michael Shayne: Dead Man's Diary SM Halliday, Brett (pseudonym Davis Dresser) Black Mask, Sept. 1945, Vol. 27, No. 2, pp. 10-8 - Michael Shayne Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154964 1945 Michael Shayne: Dead Man's Diary (and Taste of Cognac, A) NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett With "Taste of Cognac, A." Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154965 1984 Michael Shayne: Dead Ringer SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 1-1984. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154966 1983 Michael Shayne: Deadly Memories SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 7-1983. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154967 1982 Michael Shayne: Deadly Queen SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 4-1982. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154968 1985 Michael Shayne: Deadly Visions SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 3-1985. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154969 1982 Michael Shayne: Deadly Visitor SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 8-1982. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154970 1959 Michael Shayne: Death Dives Deep SM Halliday, Brett 1-1959. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154971 1981 Michael Shayne: Death From the Sky SM Halliday, Brett 7-1981. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154972 1943 Michael Shayne: Death Goes to the Post SM Halliday, Brett #1 Michael Shayne Short Stories Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154973 1955 Michael Shayne: Death Has Three Lives NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #24 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154974 1982 Michael Shayne: Death in Texas SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 9-1982. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154975 1981 Michael Shayne: Death in the Dailies SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 12-1981. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154976 1954 Michael Shayne: Death Is a Lovely Dame NM Halliday, Brett Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154977 1963 Michael Shayne: Death of a Dead Man SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). Dennis Lynds 6-1963. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154978 1983 Michael Shayne: Death on Skull Mountain SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 11-1983. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154979 1974 Michael Shayne: Death Rides the Black Market SM Halliday, Brett 7-1974. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154980 1983 Michael Shayne: Death Stalks the Campus SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 10-1983. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154981 1984 Michael Shayne: Death Takes a Pilgrimage SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 11-1984. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154982 1985 Michael Shayne: Death Tops the Charts SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 1-1985. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154983 1960 Michael Shayne: Debt of Death, The SM Halliday, Brett 6-1960. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154984 1984 Michael Shayne: Devil Dust and Death SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 6-1984. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154985 1980 Michael Shayne: Diamonds Are Deadly SM Halliday, Brett 1-1980. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154986 1959 Michael Shayne: Die Like a Dog NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Halliday, Brett #33 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154987 1945 Michael Shayne: Dinner at Dupre's NM Halliday, Brett Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154988 1983 Michael Shayne: Dirty Business, A SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 2-1983. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154989 1939 Michael Shayne: Dividend on Death: Mike Shayne Detective Story, A NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #1 Michael Shayne Mysteries. From 1939 t0 1976, more than 60 mystery novels featuring Private Detective Michael Shayne. Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154990 1960 Michael Shayne: Dolls Are Deadly NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #35 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154991 1982 Michael Shayne: Doomsday Island SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 2-1982. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154992 1941 Michael Shayne: Dressed to Kill M SVD 1189 Halliday, Brett (Characters). Richard Burke ("Death Takes No Bows"). #3 Michael Shane Films Reporter (Hamilton MacFadden) Editor (Charles C. Wilson). 154993 1964 Michael Shayne: Drink Up -- and Die! SM Halliday, Brett 3-1964. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154994 1980 Michael Shayne: Encore for Death SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 7-1980. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154995 1984 Michael Shayne: Fishing for Murder SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 12-1984. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154996 1958 Michael Shayne: Fit to Kill NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #30 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154997 1970 Michael Shayne: Fourth Down to Death NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #58 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 154998 1963 Michael Shayne: Fourth Man, The SM Halliday, Brett 2-1963. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 154999 1951 Michael Shayne: Framed in Blood NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #19 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155000 1962 Michael Shayne: Friendly Corpse SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). Dennis Lynds 9-1962. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Expanded into novel "Too Friendly, Too Dead" Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155001 1981 Michael Shayne: Full Moon Means Murder, The SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 10-1981. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155002 1963 Michael Shayne: Gallows Highway SM Halliday, Brett 3-1963. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155003 1962 Michael Shayne: Girl Cried Murder, The SM Halliday, Brett 11-1962. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155004 1980 Michael Shayne: Golden Buddha Caper SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 3-1980. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155005 1983 Michael Shayne: Graven Image SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 8-1983. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155006 1967 Michael Shayne: Guilty as Hell NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #54 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155007 1962 Michael Shayne: Guilty Bystander, The SM Halliday, Brett 10-1962. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155008 1973 Michael Shayne: Harmless Killer, The SM Halliday, Brett 2-1973. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155009 1982 Michael Shayne: Havoc in High Places SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 3-1982. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155010 1983 Michael Shayne: Hellhole SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 9-1983. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155011 1960 Michael Shayne: Homicidal Virgin NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #36 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155012 1960 Michael Shayne: Homicidal Virgin, The SM Halliday, Brett 10-1960. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Later expanded into a novel. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155013 1938 Michael Shayne: Human Interest Stuff SM OWN Halliday, Brett Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155014 1983 Michael Shayne: Hunting of Mike Shayne, The SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 5-1983. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155015 1971 Michael Shayne: I Come to Kill You NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #60 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155016 1943 Michael Shayne: In a Deadly Vein NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155017 1942 Michael Shayne: Just Off Broadway M Eisinger, Jo (Idea) and Brett Halliday (Characters). Arnaud d.Usseau (Screenplay) #6 Michael Shayne Films. Ness Book Reporter Judy Taylor (Marjorie Weaver) for The Bulletin has a longstanding relationship with Michael Shayne, detective. When key witness is knifed during a trial, Reporter and detective separately sneak into courtroom at night to hunt for evidence. Shayne offers to give reporter an exclusive when he solves the case but she insists on going along while he gathers information. Shayne, a member of the jury, sneaks out of hotel room where he is sequestered to conduct own investigation. Reporter simply follows detective around on his investigations. He locks her in a closet to get her out of the way. Freelance Photographer Roy Higgins (Phil Silvers) tries to photograph Shayne who is supposed to be sequestered with other jurors. He gets a photograph and tries to sell it to the city editor, but Taylor sets fire to it and then convinces the editor to destroy the negative in exchange for a scoop. City Editor (Ivan Miller). Reporter (Dick French) 155018 1984 Michael Shayne: Key of Death SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 9-1984. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155019 1973 Michael Shayne: Kill All the Young Girls NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #62 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155020 1972 Michael Shayne: Kill Mike Shayne SM Halliday, Brett 1972. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Annual Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155021 1981 Michael Shayne: Killer's Cruise SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 9-1981. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155022 1980 Michael Shayne: Killer's Eve SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 11-1980. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155023 1961 Michael Shayne: Killers From the Keys NM UCLA Halliday, Brett #37 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155024 1984 Michael Shayne: Killing Time SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 10-1984. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155025 1969 Michael Shayne: Lady, Be Bad NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #56 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155026 1946 Michael Shayne: Larceny in her Heart M Halliday, Brett (Characters) #9 Michael Shayne Films Police Reporter Tim Rourke (Paul Bryar), best friend of Michael Shayne (Hugh Beautmont) 155027 1974 Michael Shayne: Last Seen Hitchhiking NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #64 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155028 1942 Michael Shayne: Man Who Wouldn't Die, The M Halliday, Brett (Characters). Clayton Rawson ("No Coffin for the Corpse"). #5 Michael Shayne Films Reporter Tim Rourke, best friend of Michael Shayne (Lloyd Nolan). Michael Shayne says he is “Foley” of the New York Bulletin so he can get information from the coroner and the chief of police on the death of a murder victim. 155029 1945 Michael Shayne: Marked for Murder NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #13 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155030 1980 Michael Shayne: Mayhem in the Magic City SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner & L.J. Washburn 10-1980. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155031 1982 Michael Shayne: Medici Casket, The SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 5-1982. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155032 1967 Michael Shayne: Mermaid on the Rocks NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #53 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155033 1943 Michael Shayne: Michael Shayne Investigates NM Halliday, Brett Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155034 1941 Michael Shayne: Michael Shayne Takes Over NM Halliday, Brett Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155035 1940 Michael Shayne: Michael Shayne, Private Detective M Halliday, Brett (Characters) #1 Michael Shayne Films. Based on "Dividend on Death" Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Dick French). Reporter (Harold Goodwin). Reporter (Hamilton MacFadden). Reporter (Paddy O'Flynn). Reporter (Cyril Ring). Photographer (John Kellogg). 155036 1964 Michael Shayne: Michael Shayne's 50th Case NM UCLA Halliday, Brett #48 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155037 1944 Michael Shayne: Michael Shayne's Long Chance NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #9 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155038 1962 Michael Shayne: Mike Shayne, Private Eye: Bodies Are Where You Find Them CB Halliday, Brett (Characters). Ken Fitch (Writer). Lee Ames, Edd Ashe (Artists) #2 Dell Comics. 2-4-1962. Reporter Tim Rourke, best friend of Michael Shayne 155039 1961 Michael Shayne: Mike Shayne, Private Eye: Heads…You Lose CB Halliday, Brett (Characters). Ken Fitch (Writer). Lee Ames, Edd Ashe (Artists) #3 Dell Comics. 9-11-1962. Reporter Tim Rourke, best friend of Michael Shayne 155040 1961 Michael Shayne: Mike Shayne, Private Eye: Private Practice of Michael Shayne CB Halliday, Brett (Characters). Ken Fitch (Writer). Lee Ames, Edd Ashe (Artists) #1 Dell Comics. 11-1961 to 12-1962 Reporter Tim Rourke, best friend of Michael Shayne 155041 1961 Michael Shayne: Mike Shayne's Torrid Twelve SM Halliday, Brett Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155042 1964 Michael Shayne: Milk Run Murder, The SM Halliday, Brett 2-1964. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155043 1976 Michael Shayne: Million Dollar Handle NM Halliday, Brett #66 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155044 1964 Michael Shayne: Mink Is For a Minx (aka Death of a Dead Man) SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). Dennis Lynds Best From Mike Shayne's Mystery Magazine, The Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155045 1944 Michael Shayne: Murder and the Married Virgin NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #10 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155046 1958 Michael Shayne: Murder and the Wanton Bride NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #29 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155047 1973 Michael Shayne: Murder at Dondo Beach SM Halliday, Brett 3-1973. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155048 1962 Michael Shayne: Murder by Proxy NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #41 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155049 1980 Michael Shayne: Murder By the Bay SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 2-1980. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155050 1982 Michael Shayne: Murder From Beyond the Grave SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 10-1982. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155051 1961 Michael Shayne: Murder in Haste NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #38 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155052 1959 Michael Shayne: Murder in Miami (aka Death Goes to the Post) SM Halliday, Brett Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155053 1980 Michael Shayne: Murder in Paradise SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 6-1980. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155054 1983 Michael Shayne: Murder in Paradise SM Halliday, Brett 6-1983. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155055 1945 Michael Shayne: Murder Is My Business NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #11 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155056 1946 Michael Shayne: Murder Is My Business M Halliday, Brett (Based on The Uncomplaining Corpse). #8 Michael Shayne Films Reporter Tim Rourke (Richard Keene) Red-headed gumshoe Michael Shayne (Hugh Beaumont) is hired by a wealthy woman to protect her from blackmailers. When his client is murdered, he takes it upon himself to track down the killer. 155057 1974 Michael Shayne: Murder of a Ghost, The SM Halliday, Brett 8-1974. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155058 1960 Michael Shayne: Murder on Jungle Key SM Halliday, Brett 7-1960. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155059 1966 Michael Shayne: Murder Spins the Wheel NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Halliday, Brett #51 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155060 1960 Michael Shayne: Murder Takes a Holiday NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #34 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155061 1943 Michael Shayne: Murder Wears a Mummer's Mask (aka In a Deadly Vein) NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #7 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155062 1962 Michael Shayne: Never Kill a Client: Michael Shayne's 44th Case NM OWN - H - P Halliday, Brett #42 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155063 1965 Michael Shayne: Nice Fillies Finish Last NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #50 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155064 1985 Michael Shayne: Night in Hell, A SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 7-1985. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155065 1978 Michael Shayne: Night of the White Hunter SM Halliday, Brett 5-1978. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155066 1992 Michael Shayne: Not-Tonight-Danger (aka Armchair Detective, The) SM Halliday, Brett Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155067 1981 Michael Shayne: Odds on Death SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 2-1981. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155068 1960 Michael Shayne: Odds on Murder SM Halliday, Brett 4-1960. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155069 1953 Michael Shayne: One Night With Nora NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #22 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155070 1978 Michael Shayne: Pattern for Terror, A SM Halliday, Brett 4-1978. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155071 1962 Michael Shayne: Pay-Off in Blood NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #40 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155072 1980 Michael Shayne: Payoff in Blood SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 3-1980. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155073 1974 Michael Shayne: Perfect Woman To Murder, A SM Halliday, Brett 5-1974. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155074 1940 Michael Shayne: Private Practice of Michael Shayne, The NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #2 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155075 1985 Michael Shayne: Quick and the Dead, The SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 2-1985. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155076 1964 Michael Shayne: Redhead for Mike Shayne, A NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #46 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155077 1983 Michael Shayne: Return of the Beach Butcher, The SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 1-1983. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155078 1984 Michael Shayne: Sandcastles SM Halliday, Brett 2-1984. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155079 1983 Michael Shayne: Search and Destroy SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 3-1983. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155080 1983 Michael Shayne: Shadow of Death SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 4-1983. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke (Jerry Paris) is Shayne's best friend. 155081 1972 Michael Shayne: Shadow of Fear SM Halliday, Brett 1-1972. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155082 1984 Michael Shayne: Shadows of the Past SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 8-1984. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155083 1984 Michael Shayne: Sharks SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 7-1984. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155084 1954 Michael Shayne: She Woke to Darkness NM MLPL Halliday, Brett #23 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155085 1957 Michael Shayne: Shoot the Works NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #28 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155086 1964 Michael Shayne: Shoot to Kill NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #47 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155087 1973 Michael Shayne: Short Cut to Murder SM Halliday, Brett 9-1973. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155088 1983 Michael Shayne: Silent Death SM Halliday, Brett 12-1983. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155089 1970 Michael Shayne: Six Seconds to Kill NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #57 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155090 1941 Michael Shayne: Sleeper's West M Halliday, Brett (Characters). Fredereick Nebel ("Sleeper's East") #2 Michael Shayne Films Reporter Tim Rourke, best friend of Michael Shayne (Lloyd Nolan). 155091 1968 Michael Shayne: So Lush, So Deadly NM OWN - P (Three Copies) Halliday, Brett #55 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155092 1981 Michael Shayne: Stalker of Biscayne Bay SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner & L.J. Washburn 5-1981. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155093 1985 Michael Shayne: Sting of Death, The SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 6-1985. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155094 1955 Michael Shayne: Stranger in Town NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #25 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155095 1972 Michael Shayne: Sweet Dreams -- Of Death SM Halliday, Brett 2-1972. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155096 1959 Michael Shayne: Target Mike Shayne SM Halliday, Brett 4-1959. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Later expanded into a novel Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155097 1959 Michael Shayne: Target: Michael Shayne NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #32 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155098 1944 Michael Shayne: Taste for Cognac SM Halliday, Brett (pseudonym Davis Dresser) Black Mask, Nov. 1944, Vol. 26, No. 9, pp. 30-54 - Michael Shayne Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155099 1949 Michael Shayne: Taste for Violence, A NM OWN - H Halliday, Brett #17 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155100 1944 Michael Shayne: Taste of Cognac, A (and Dead Man's Diary) NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett With "Dead Man's Diary." Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155101 1982 Michael Shayne: Terror Resort SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 11-1982. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155102 1950 Michael Shayne: This is It, Michael Shayne NM OWN - H Halliday, Brett #19 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155103 1947 Michael Shayne: Three on a Ticket M DVD -R HQ 6609, 6610 Halliday, Brett (Story). #11 Michael Shayne Films Police Reporter Tim Rourke (Paul Bryar). Red-headed private eye Michael Shayne (Hugh Beaumont) is assigned to locate a fortune in stolen bank funds. His only clue is a baggage claim check torn into three pieces. 155104 1981 Michael Shayne: Three Strikes -- You're Dead! SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 3-1981. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155105 1985 Michael Shayne: Thy Will Be Done SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 5-1985. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155106 1941 Michael Shayne: Tickets for Death NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #4 Michael Shayne Mysteries. Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155107 1942 Michael Shayne: Time To Kill M Halliday, Brett (Characters). Raymond Chandler ("The High Widow") #7 Michael Shayne Films Photographer Louis Venter (Ralph Byrd) is a photographer that is blackmailing a person that PI Michael Shayne is investigating. Reporter Tim Rourke, best friend of Michael Shayne (Lloyd Nolan). 155108 1963 Michael Shayne: Too Friendly, Too Dead NM MLPL Halliday, Brett #43 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155109 1947 Michael Shayne: Too Many Winners M DVD -R HQ 6610. #12 Michael Shayne Films Police Reporter Tim Rourke (Charles Mitchell). The red-headed Michael Shayne (Hugh Beaumont) accepts an assignment to investigate a gang of pari-mutual race ticket counterfeiters over the protests of his secretary who wants him to join her on vacation. Shayne sends Rouke to get information from a contact. Tim arrives to find a police inspector there -- the female contact has been murdered. Shayne goes to the race track. Two thugs take shots at him and he is wounded. He later learns that a printer and his engraving foreman served time for counterfeiting Irish sweepstake tickets and Shayne thinks he has the case solved -- until both men turn up murdered. 155110 1961 Michael Shayne: Torrid Twelve NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155111 1940 Michael Shayne: Uncomplaining Corpse, The NM OWN - H Halliday, Brett #3 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155112 1968 Michael Shayne: Violence is Golden NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #56 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155113 1965 Michael Shayne: Violent World of Michael Shayne, The NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #49 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155114 1980 Michael Shayne: Viper Conspiracy, The SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner 8-1980. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155115 1956 Michael Shayne: Weep for a Blonde NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #27 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155116 1957 Michael Shayne: Weep for a Blonde (Three Parts) SM Halliday, Brett 2/3/6-1957. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155117 1952 Michael Shayne: What Really Happened NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #20 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155118 1951 Michael Shayne: When Dorinda Dances NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #21 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155119 1974 Michael Shayne: Who Killed Baby Sister? SM Halliday, Brett 6-1974. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155120 1970 Michael Shayne: Wild Young Corpse, A SM Halliday, Brett 1-1970. Michael Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155121 1985 Michael Shayne: Wilde Weekend SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By Hal Blythe & Charles Sweet 8-1985. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155122 1976 Michael Shayne: Win Some, Lose Some NM OWN - P Halliday, Brett #67 Michael Shayne Mysteries Crime Reporter Tim Rourke, for one of the Miami papers, is Shayne's only real friend in Miami. Rourke is tall, lean and slightly disheveled appearing, a boon drinking companion. He accompanies Shayne on most cases hoping to get an exclusive story. 155123 1980 Michael Shayne: Yesterday's Angel SM Halliday, Brett (Characters). By James M. Reasoner & L.J. Washburn 9-1980. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155124 1984 Michael Shayne: Yesterday's Hero SM Halliday, Brett 5-1984. Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. Reporter Tim Rourke is Shayne's best friend. 155125 1980 Michael und Monika. Ein aktueller Liebesroman NR Irmer, Benita von Journalist 155126 1998 Michael Zen's Blue Movie M SVDSP 674 News Media 155127 1980 Michael, a Gay Son DT Short Interviewer (Paul Endicott). 155128 1972 Michael. Ein Jugendbuch für die Infantilgesellschaft N Jelinek, Elfriede Austria TV Journalist 155129 1968 Michaella MF Belgium Journalist (Bolen Francis). 155130 1977 Michaelmas NSF OWN - P Budrys, Algis J. TV Journalist Laurent Michaelmas controls the news by neutralizing corrupt officials. Laurent Michaelmas is a media journalist star. 155131 2005 Michel Serres: Des cinq sens a Hermaphrodite DF France Interviewers Michel Field, Michel Serres. 155132 1876 Michel Strogoff N Verne, Jules Reporters from Britain and France 155133 200 Mick and Marie Story, The N Marzen, M.G. Reporter Marie Sweet and Photographer Mickey “Mick” Swift team up to get a story about a phony animal rescue shelter operating under a government tax exemption grant. Marie got the story lead from the director of the California FBI office. Paul Du Pree, Marie’s spurned ex, fed her the info in an attempt to win back her affections. Paul was bound and determined to control her life with the story leads he knew she needed. Mick did not know he was standing in Paul’s way. The animal shelter was privately guarded and well hidden behind Cal Con Labs and a national forest. Cal Con Labs was in itself a clandestine operation. They were in the process of formulating synthetic drugs and testing them on teen runways and child laborers in an experimental study. While investigating Mickey and Marie run into some crazed CEOs who have a passion for slaughtering caged wild animals for their own amusement. Dangers multiply swiftly when Marie is caught off guard while snooping around. Mick becomes emotionally distraught at the thought of losing his lover and mate while his animal instincts take control of his body and mind. Mick’s instincts and the fresh mountain air weren’t the only thing affecting him. He also discovers a spring in the forest he labeled Hummingbird Valley, but even in the Garden of Eden there were unknown dangers. 155134 2006 Mick Server: South Beach Shakedown: Diary of Gideon Pike, The NM Bruns, Don #3 Mick Sever Mysteries Music Journalist Mick Sever, based in Chicago, goes to Miami Florida when his ex-wife Ginny tells him their client, a pop music star and legendary rocker has vanished. They try to find him but soon realize he doesn't want to be found. Ginny is editing the singer's forthcoming memoirs and fears for his safety. Sever has saved the man's life before and he turns detective again to track him down. He finds out the singer's career, business associates and fortune are being held hostage by a Korean mobster who is blackmailing the singer-piano player. Sever and his wife risk their lives to solve the crime. 155135 2009 Mick Sever: Bahama Burnout N Bruns, Don #5 Mick Sever Mysteries Rock Journalist Mick Sever heads to Nassau, Bahamas, home of the legendary Highland Studio. Known for pumping out hits that burn up the charts, Highland is where the magic happens -- or rather where the magic happened until a devastating fire destroyed the entire studio. No one knows how the fire started, who started it, or whose body was found among the charred ruins. Sent to get the inside story on the opening of the new Highland Studio, Mick finds this is hardly the Phoenix-rising-out-of-the-ashes story he expected. Some say the studio’s haunted, some say it’s cursed, but one thing is for sure: someone or something wants to stop the music. A smashed guitar and erased tracks send a subtle warning, but murder? That’s an entirely different tune. If Mick doesn’t act fast, Highland Studio, along with everything and everyone in its path, could go in smoke. It’s not always better to burn out than to fade away. 155136 2003 Mick Sever: Barbados Heat NM Bruns, Don #2 Mick Sever Mysteries Music Journalist Mick Sever, the reigning king of investigative rock journalism was a one-time best friend of the stepson of a congressman who made a fortune in the entertainment business. Congressman is leading a congressional inquiry into rap lyrics that could severely restrict artistic expression. Prior to the start of the hearings, he is murdered on the steps of his D.C. town home. Under arrest for murder are the stepson and one of his rapper clients. Sever knows something is awry when an attempt is made on his life to scare him off the story. He focuses on the congressman's widow, a powerful televangelist who may be appointed to fill her husband's vacant seat. 155137 2002 Mick Sever: Jamaica Blue NM Bruns, Don #1 Mick Sever Mysteries Rock Critic Mick Sever is a veteran music writer and author of bestselling book about a rock star's murder. He agrees to do a piece on a new Jamaican reggae group headed by a charismatic singer hailed as "the second coming of Bob Marley." Singer's lyrics advocate violence against women. Two young women have already been murdered after their concerts. When a third victim is stabbed to death, one of the rock star's security cards is found standing over the body with a bloody knife. Sever doubts the man's guilt. Two attempts to drive the rock critic off the road. Sever follows the group to Miami as he hunts for the truth. 155138 2008 Mick Sever: St. Barts Breakdown N Bruns, Don #4 Mick Sever Mysteries Rock Journalist Mick Sever flies to a Caribbean island known as a haven for the rich and famous to interview a highly successful rock music producer who in his day turned out hit singles employing a unique orchestral sound. The producer’s lawyer and all-around fixer insists he proceed with the interview while the lawyer tries to cover up the most recent death of a young woman with whom the producer was involved. The producer decides he can take care of his own problems including a nosy journalist. Sever knows that not only does the producer have an unbelievable string of hits, but that a number of his romantic conquests have vanished into thin air. Before Sever can hop a plane to the island, he’s nearly run down by a speeding car. After receiving anonymous threats, the producer is convinced someone wants to bring him down. And that meddlesome reporter is digging too deep. If the producer has his way, Mick will only need a one-way ticket to paradise because if he isn’t careful, his next column might be his obituary. 155139 2003 Mickey M Grisham, John TV Anchor (Sherri Richmond). Male Vegas Sportscaster (Rick Ott). ABC Announcer (Brent Musburger). ESPN Announcer (Jack Edwards). ESPN Reporter (Ric Young). ESPN Expert (Timothy Williams). Williamsport Anchor (Bill Bevins). Female Las Vegas Newscaster (Sherri Richmond McKinney). Nevada Radio Announcer #1 (Steve Leonard). Announcer (Kenny Mayne). ABC Colorman (Harold Reynolds). 155140 1999 Mickey Blue Eyes M Reporter (Ed Wheeler). Carol the Photographer (Maddie Corman). 155141 1955 Mickey Mouse and The Daily War Drum CS Disney, Walt Reprinted in "Mickey Mouse" (1978). Newspaper Owner Mickey Mouse buys and runs a local newspaper he calls The Daily War Drum. 155142 1955 Mickey Mouse Club, The T Newsreels 155143 1955 Mickey Mouse Club, The: Mickey Mouse Newsreel, The T Series. 10-3-1955 to 9-2-1959. ABC Newsreel for children. 155144 1937 Mickey Mouse Runs His Own Newspaper CB Disney, Walt Newspaper 155145 1979 Mickey Mouse: Micky, Der Rasende Reporter CB OWN Walt Disney's Lustige Taschenbucher. Nr. 63. Reporter (Mickey Mouse) 155146 1998 Mickey Rawlings: Cincinnati Red Stalkings, The NS OWN - H Soos, Troy #5 Mickey Rawlings Mysteries Sportswriters covering early baseball history. The Cincinnati Red Stockings was baseball's first professional team in 1869. A Reds fan mounts an exhibit of memorabilia and then is shot to death. 155147 1999 Mickey Rawlings: Hanging Curve NS OWN - H Soos, Troy #6 Mickey Rawlings Mysteries Sportswriters in 1922 covering baseball and peripatetic ballplayer Mickey Rawlings. It is April 1922, five years after East St. Louis is scarred by the worst racial violence in American history. Rawlings' team the St. Louis Browns loses a game to the St. Louis Cubs, a black semi-pro team. When the Cubs' pitcher is found dead, the Klu Klux Klan is suspected. The lynching of the Cubs' star player could lead to a repeat of the terrible race riots of 1917 which left hundreds (mostly blacks) dead in East St. Louis. 155148 1997 Mickey Rawlings: Hunting a Detroit Tiger NS OWN - H Soos, Troy #4 Mickey Rawlings Mysteries Journalist Karl Landfors of the Detroit Journal in early spring, 1920. Sportswriters. Detroit Journal headlines. Four million Americans are out on strike and the Great Red Scare -- Communists, Wobblies, anarchists, foreigners, unionists -- is underway. Mickey Rawlings, now a utility infielder for the Detroit Tigers having been traded by the Cubs, gets involved. After breaking his arm in spring training, Rawlings ends up at a Wobblies meeting where he finds the body of an ex-major leaguer who had been trying to organize the players' union. The next day, the newspapers credit Rawlings with the killing, described as self-defense. Pretty soon, the Wobblies are out to get him. Rawlings can't find the Detroit cop who told the papers he was the killer. There's another Wobblie death. Rawlings and journalist Landfors team up to solve the case. 155149 1995 Mickey Rawlings: Murder at Ebbets Field NS OWN - P Soos, Troy #2 Mickey Rawlings Mysteries Sportswriters in August of 1914. New York Giants are in first place and the Brooklyn Dodgers are trailing last. Rookie Giant Mickey Rawlings finds the body of an actress, who also happens to be the new owner of the Dodgers. Her body washes up on an Coney Island beach. As the pennant race heats up, Mickey finds himself matching wits with a killer who has an irritating habit of vanishing into thin air. 155150 1994 Mickey Rawlings: Murder at Fenway Park NS OWN - P Soos, Troy #1 Mickey Rawlings Mysteries Sportswriters in 1912 Boston. The newspapers are full of stories about the Titanic, which has just sunk, and Fenway Park is brand news. Mickey Rawlings is a utility infielder just brought up by the Red Sox. He trips over the body of a player whose head has been smashed by a baseball bat. Joining the ball club in New York, Rawlings wonders why the papers aren't covering the murder. Then he learns the body was moved to avoid embarrassing the Red Sox. Robert Tyler, the treasurer of the Red Sox, is very Public Relations conscious. 155151 1996 Mickey Rawlings: Murder at Wrigley Field NS OWN - H Soos, Troy #3 Mickey Rawlings Mysteries Sportswriters in 1918 Chicago. Baseball player Mickey Rawlings is starting for the Cubs and his hitting is at a career high but his best friend, a rookie, has just been murdered. 155152 1984 Micki and Maude (aka Micki + Maude) M Reynolds, Jonathan (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Rob Salinger (Dudley Moore) for program America Hey! wants to have a child, but his wife is involved with her political career.. Meets a musician while doing a story and begins a relationship with her. Both women become pregnant. Salinger covers mostly fluff stories and even his crew members start laughing when he is identified as an important broadcast journalist. Suggestion of manipulations made in TV during Salinger's first meeting with the musician. She asks why the camera is only pointed at her and Salinger tells her they will shoot his close-ups later. She accuses him of doing this to make himself look wise and condescending and insists on watching the crew shoot his cut-ins. Salinger's editor Leo Brody (Richard Mulligan) tries to advise him on his increasingly complex predicament and even offers him easy assignments so he can spend time with both wives. Newscaster (Jim Giggins). Newscaster (Tiiu Leek). Newscaster (Roger Rose). TV Cameraman (Phillippe Denham). "News is just gossip for intellectuals." 155153 1984 Micki New SS UCLA Mathers, Peter In "Change for the Better, A." News Media. Who is Micki New? Reporters try to find out. Not much journalism. 155154 1905 Micky N USC Lyman, Olin Reporter. Michael O'Bryn becomes a reporter on the Daily Courier. Background of newspaper office. 155155 1919 Microbe, The M AFI-Novelists/News Vendors News Vendor 155156 1974 Microbes and Men: Invisible Enemy, The T Episode #1. 9-18-1974 Commentator (Frank Gillard). 155157 1811 Microcosmography; Or, a Piece of the World Discovered in Essays and Characters ER COPY Earle, John Herald. "Carrier, A." "A Pot-Poet." "A Partial Man:" "A Herald." "A Critic:" "He is the surgeon of old authors and heals the wounds of dust and ignorance." "He is one that makes all books sell dearer, whilst he swells them into folios with his comments." "Pamphlets:" Are the weekly almanacks, shewing what weather is in the state… "They are the silent traytors that affront majesty and abuse all authority, under the colour of an Imprimatur. They are like the mushromes, sprung up in a night and dead in a day…." "He tastes stiles as some discreeter palates do wine; and tells you which is genuine, which sophisticate 155158 1951 Mid-Day News DT Series. 9-3-1951 to 9-21-1951. CBS TV Anchors Dorothy Dean, John Schafer. 155159 1969 Midas Run M AFI-Authors Writer 155160 1986 Midas Touch, The N Carr, Jess Journalist Lydia Lansdowne leaves Ohio after her parents' untimely death for Turkey, where she eagerly rejoins her brother, an Air Force officer serving with NATO forces. 155161 1985 Midday T Australia. Series 1985-1998. Parody News. Fake Newsreaders (Rob Sitch, Tom Gleisner). Hosts Ray Martin (1985-1993), Derryn Hinch (1994), David Reyne (1995), Tracy Grimshaw (1995), Kerri-Anne Kennerley (1996-1998). 155162 1980 Middle Ground, The N GPL Drabble, Margaret Journalist Kate Armstrong, a successful English journalist and mother of grown children, faces that moment when she must enter her later years 155163 1946 Middle Man for Murder SM Herrington, W. Lee (Alan Farley) Black Mask, July. 1946, Vol. 28, No. 4, pp. 76-84, 96. Photographer "Long" Lane, frustrated photographer and private investigator 155164 2009 Middle Men M News Media. News Reporter (Jim Devoti). Paparazzi Photographer (Dan Hanks). Businessman builds first online billing company dealing exclusively with adult entertainment finds himself in the middle of a whirlwind filled with starlets, conmen, Russian mobsters, federal agents and international terrorists -- all the while trying to hold on to his marriage and family. 155165 1919 Middle Temple Murder, The NM GPL Fletcher, J.S. Newspaperman Mr. Spargo of the Watchman, Frank Spargo. 155166 2008 Middleman, The: Pilot Episode Sanction T Episode #1. 6-16-2008. Based on the graphic novels of Javier Grillo-Marxuach and Les McClaine. TV Reporter (Dawn Chubal). Struggling artist is recruited by a secret agency to fight against evil forces. 155167 1871 Middlemarch N OWN - H Eliot, George Editor. Will Ladislaw edits a newspaper. Ladislaw is a cousin of the hero's. Vacillates in his choice of a career. Curly-haired and gray-eyed, Ladislaw edits a newspaper and works as a political canvasser. Campaigns for the poor of England. Carp, a critic feared and resented by the hero. Keck, editor of the Middlemarch Trumpet. 155168 1920 Midlanders, The M Jackson, Charles Tenney (Novel). Ida May Park (Scenario) AFI-Editors - Ness Book Editor Wildy Curran (Lloyd Bacon), a newspaper editor in a small river town is one of many suitors to the heroine. Orphan heroine escapes from convent in New Orleans and is adopted by riverboat captain. After winning a contest, she leaves for the city with a theatrical producer despite the disapproval of the community. When she returns she is given a cold reception and ends up marrying someone other than the editor. 155169 1989 Midnight M Girl Reporter 155170 1934 Midnight (aka Call It Murder) M Sifton, Paul and Claire (Play). Chester Erskine (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Nolan (Henry Hull) follows case of a woman convicted of killing her husband and sentenced to be executed. Reporter opposes death sentence. Works his way into home of jury foreman, rigs up the radio to present phony broadcast. Works his way into home of jury foreman, rigs up the radio to present phony broadcast. Gives account of execution to see how foreman will react. Foreman discovers Nolan is a reporter. Reporter tries to clear foreman's daughter of a murder. Gangster's death ruled mob killing. Spud, the Reporter (Harry Bowen). 155171 1934 Midnight Alibi M DVD -R HQ 2025 (Media Excerpts) Reporter (Eddie Fetherston). Reporter (Milton Kibbee). Reporter (Stanley Mack). Headlines from Daily Star Gazette, New York Evening Dispatch, New York Express, and New York Bulletin. Reporters in background during court trial. "Newspapers will cheer while I burn." Photographer in Courtroom (Harry Seymour). 155172 2005 Midnight Band of Mercy, The N Blaine, Michael Reporter Max Greengrass is an ex-pugilist turned space-rater for the New York Herald in New York in 1893. A space-rater is paid by the column inch. With no regular salary, Max must hustle for his stories. After lucky night at the faro table, he nearly trips over his big scoop: four cats, killed and ritually arranged on a Greenwich Village sidewalk. Catricide. Max sells the story and pursues it, from low dives to posh mansions, from a proper, if eccentric, organization of respectable ladies who are killing stray cats to “save” them, to a bizarre conspiracy of tenement landlords and insurance interests who are getting rich by exploiting the misery of the poorer elements of society. Based on actual events and crimes that occurred in New York City in 1893. 155173 2007 Midnight Brunch at Casa Dracula NSF Acosta, Marta Tabloid Reporter encounters an aspiring writer Milagro De Los Santos who discovers she's the main course on the menu. She's fallen for a wealthy, handsome plastic surgeon and part of a vampire dynasty. Milagro has recovered from a vampirism infection and is living on the surgeon's California ranch when she's informed she won't be allowed to attend the naming ceremony for her cousin's baby. Now her life is threatened by a rogue family member. She flees to the desert to hide and encounters the reporter, an egomaniacal actor, a partying heiress and a lavish spa full of dark secrets -- all of which might help her find a way home. 155174 1993 Midnight Caller MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Smadar Hanson). 155175 1991 Midnight Caller: Added Starter, The T Episode #55. 4-5-1991 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155176 1988 Midnight Caller: After It Happened T Episode #3. 12-13-1988 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155177 1990 Midnight Caller: Ain't Too Proud To Beg T Episode #42. 10-19-1990 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio Gossip Columnist for San Francisco Dispatch insinuates that Jack's the father of Devon's unborn child 155178 1989 Midnight Caller: Baby Chase T Episode #14. Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155179 1989 Midnight Caller: Bank Job T Episode #5 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155180 1990 Midnight Caller: Based On a True Story T Episode #28 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155181 1989 Midnight Caller: Blame It On Midnight T Episode #26 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio. Reporter #1 (Mary Dilts). 155182 1989 Midnight Caller: Blood Red T Episode #25 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155183 1991 Midnight Caller: Blood Ties T Episode #54. 3-1-1991 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155184 1989 Midnight Caller: Blues for Mr. Charlie T Episode #16. Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio. TV Newscaster (Mary Dilts). Reporter #1 (Peter Fitzsimmons). 155185 1990 Midnight Caller: Burned Beyond Recognition T Episode News Media 155186 1988 Midnight Caller: But Not For Me T Episode #2. Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155187 1991 Midnight Caller: Can't Say N-N-No T Episode #53. 2-15-1991 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155188 1991 Midnight Caller: City in the Night, A T Episode #57. 4-19-1991 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155189 1991 Midnight Caller: City of Lost Souls T Episodes #59-#60-#61. 5-3, 10-1991 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155190 1990 Midnight Caller: Class of 1980, The T Episode #39. 9-28-1990. Season 3 Opener Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155191 1988 Midnight Caller: Conversations With an Assassin T Episode #1. 10-15-1988. Episodes. Series October 1988-August 1991 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio Serial killer uses Jack's show to publicize his murders and makes Jack his final target. Killian had retired from the San Francisco Police Department after accidentally shooting his partner. Now he's drawn back to the world of the living by an offer to be a late night talk radio host. Serial killer begins calling Jack, explaining assassinations. Jack pulled back into the crime fighting world. 155192 1989 Midnight Caller: Do You Believe In Miracles? T Episode #27 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155193 1989 Midnight Caller: End Of Innocence T Episode #24 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155194 1989 Midnight Caller: Ethan's Call T Episode #13. Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155195 1989 Midnight Caller: Evil Is Live Spelled Backward T Episodes #18-#19 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio. Reporter #1 (Mary Dilts). Reporter #2 (Melissa Martin). Reporter #3 (Peter Fitzsimmons). 155196 1989 Midnight Caller: Execution of John Saringo, The T Episode #6 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio. Newscaster #1 (Edwina Moore). KJCM Technician (Chris Pray). 155197 1989 Midnight Caller: Fall, The T Episode #12. 3-28-1989 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155198 1989 Midnight Caller: Fathers and Sins T Episode #9 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155199 1991 Midnight Caller: Her Dirty Little Secret T Episode #50. 1-25-1991 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155200 1990 Midnight Caller: Home To Roost T Episode #47 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio. TV Newscaster (Mary Dilts). 155201 1990 Midnight Caller: Hostage Game, The T Episode #37 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio. News Media. Reporter #1 (Simon Levy). 155202 1990 Midnight Caller: Kid Salinas T Episode #30 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155203 1989 Midnight Caller: Kiss for the Dying, A T Episode News Media 155204 1990 Midnight Caller: Language Barrier, The T Episode #40. 10-5-1990 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155205 1991 Midnight Caller: Leopard, The T Episode #58. 4-26-1991 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155206 1990 Midnight Caller: Life Without Possibility T Episodes #44-#45. Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio TV Newsperson (Mary Dilts). 155207 1991 Midnight Caller: Loneliest Number, The T Episode #56. 4-12-1991 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155208 1989 Midnight Caller: Mercy Me T Episode #20 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio. Reporter #1 (Scott Vance). 155209 1990 Midnight Caller: Nighthawk's Got the Blues T Episode #38 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio. 155210 1989 Midnight Caller: No Exit T Episode #8 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio. Reporter (Mary Dilts). 155211 1990 Midnight Caller: Old Friends T Episode #41. 10-12-1990 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155212 1988 Midnight Caller: Payback T Episode #4. 12-20-1988 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155213 1990 Midnight Caller: Planes T Episode #29 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155214 1991 Midnight Caller: Play Blotto…and Die T Episode #52. 2-8-1991 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155215 1989 Midnight Caller: Promise To a Dead Man T Episode #11 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155216 1990 Midnight Caller: Protection T Episode #36 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155217 1990 Midnight Caller: Reverend Soundbite, The T Episode #33. 3-6-1990 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio. News Media. Reporter #1 (Simon Levy). Reporter #2 (Mary Dilts). 155218 1990 Midnight Caller: Ryder on the Storm T Episode #46. Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155219 1990 Midnight Caller: Sale Away T Episode #43. 10-26-1990 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155220 1990 Midnight Caller: Snitch In Time, A T Episodes #31-#32 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155221 1989 Midnight Caller: Someone To Love T Episode #23. 11-14-1989 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155222 1989 Midnight Caller: Take Back the Streets T Episode #22 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155223 1989 Midnight Caller: Tarnished Shield T Episode #17. Season 2 Opener Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155224 1991 Midnight Caller: That's Amore T Episode #49. 1-4-1991 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155225 1990 Midnight Caller: Three For the Money T Episode #35. 4-3-1990 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155226 1989 Midnight Caller: Trash Radio T Episode #7 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155227 1989 Midnight Caller: Twelve Gauge T Episode #10 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio. Reporter (Peter Fitzsimmons). 155228 1991 Midnight Caller: Uninvited Guests T Episode #51. 2-1-1991 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155229 1989 Midnight Caller: Wait Until Midnight T Episode #15. 5-2-1989 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155230 1989 Midnight Caller: Watching Me, Watching You T Episode #21 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155231 1990 Midnight Caller: With Malice Towards One T Episode #48. 12-14-1990 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155232 1990 Midnight Caller: Wrong Side of the Wall T Episode #34 Reporter Deacon Bridges (Mykelti T. Williamson) is a reporter for the San Francisco Dispatch. Jack Killian (Gary Cole) host for late night radio call-in show on KCJM Radio 155233 1989 Midnight Club, The N OWN - H Patterson, James Journalist Sarah McGinniss, talented journalist investigating the Midnight Club 155234 1937 Midnight Court M Reporter (Wheaton Chambers). Reporter (Joe Cunningham). Reporter (Frankl Faylen). Milt the Reporter (CY Kendall). 155235 1998 Midnight Dancers, The N Maybury, Anne News Media 155236 1993 Midnight Edition M L. VHS 411, 426 Postell, Charles (Autobiography - "Escape of My Dead Men"). Michael Stewart, Yuri Zeltser, Howard Libov (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jack Travers (Will Patton) wears a battered press hat, leaves the Miami Globe to return to his hometown in Georgia and his old job on The Jericho Journal. Chases ambulance to site of a multiple murder .Passes self off as police photographer. Cop recognizes him and says he wants the story on the front page. Lets the reporter investigate on his own and take photographs. Reporter gets a cop to tell him about suspect's arrest in exchange for not printing information on cop's gun taken by killer. Reporter arranges series of interviews with killer while he awaits for execution: "You're my mouth, Jack." Secretly tapes interviews and killer gets furious. Articles are picked up by AP. Reporter a success and becomes famous. Fights with wife, has sex with the killer's girlfriend, attacked, locked out of his office at the paper, wife leaves him.. Killer escapes, shows up at reporter's house. Reporter arrested as a potential accomplice. He shoots the killer. Before leaving town, he gives his daughter a camera because she is interested in photography. Exchange:" What won't you do for a story?" "I won't break and enter and I won't kill.". Female Reporter (Karen Beyer). Male Reporter (Gary Yates). 155237 1989 Midnight Examiner, The NM GPL Kotzwinkle, William Editor Howard Halliday, editor in chief of the Midnight Examiner, a sleazy newspaper published in midtown Manhattan. Howard also directs the publication of numerous other shabby magazines, such as Ladies Own Monthly. Medical, psychological and homemaker columns are all fabricated by Howard and his wacky staff of writers under various pseudonyms. Writers are highly educated, sophisticated New Yorkers who have wound up working at the offices of Chameleon Publications. Hattie Flyer, one of the editors, who always speaks in headlines.. Beauty editor Amber Adams. Celia Lyndhurst, another editor. Yvonne Plum, gossip columnist for the Midnight Examiner and editor of Teen Idol magazine. 155238 2003 Midnight Expression M Reporter #2 (Dave Clemens). 155239 1990 Midnight Fear M Reporter (Ross Wilburn). Still Photographer (Joe Turner). 155240 1986 Midnight Haul NM OWN - P Collins, Max Allan Journalism Student attempts to find out whether excessive suicides, including his girl friend's mysterious death, occurring in a small New Jersey town. He's a young, graduate journalism student. Investigates whether they are a coincidence or the result of the town being a toxic nightmare deadly to live in and exorbitantly expensive, if not impossible, to clean up. Midnight haul is the surreptitious and illegal dumping of toxic chemical wastes. 155241 2000 Midnight Hour, The M Crime Photographer (Kevin L. Bright). 155242 1997 Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil M DVD -R HQ 8X 4040, 4041. DVD +RW 4022 (Conclusion). SVD 1445 New York Journalist John Kelso (John Cusack) is on assignment for Town & Country Magazine to cover a celebrated Christmas party. Photographer (Ray Wineteer). The visiting city reporter’s assignment suddenly revolves around the murder trial of a local millionaire, Jim Williams: self-made man, art collector, antiques dealer, bon vivant and semi-closeted homosexual. Kelso, a magazine reporter finds himself in Savannah amid the beautiful architecture and odd doings to write a feature on one of Williams’ famous Christmas parties. He is intrigued by Williams from the start, but his curiosity is piqued when he meets Williams’ violent, young and sexy lover, Billy. Later that night, Billy is dead and Kelso stays on to cover the murder trial. 155243 1938 Midnight Intruder M Pollock, Channing (Novel - "Synthetic Gentleman"). George Waggner, Lester Cole (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Magnate John Clark Reitter (Paul Everton). Ex-newspaperman "Doc" Norton (J.C. Nugent) . Barry Gilbert (Louis Hayward) mistaken as Reitter's missing son, John Clark Reitter, Jr. (Eric Linden). Gilbert goes to work for Newspaper Editor Bill Harwood (Joe Crehan) at Reitter's paper, The New York Globe under an assumed name. Given a column (written under the name of "Dixie Devore) and is assigned to cover Reitter's real son's trial for murder. Exposes the real killer. Convinces the city editor to hire Reitter who is reunited with the family. Reporter Joe Dillon (Ted Osborne). 155244 1993 Midnight Kiss M Reporter (Mary Majors) 155245 1981 Midnight Lace MT Green, Janet (Play - "Mathilda Shouted Fire"). Jerry Ludwig (Teleplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Cathy Preston (Mary Crosby) complains about "cotton candy assignments" she is given by her producer. She wants to do hard news. Established she is one of the wealthiest young women in the city. Target of a plot to drive her insane. While rushing to the zoo for a remote broadcast, Preston beings hearing voices and crashes her car. When she returns to work, her producer gives her a hard news story involving terrorists at Alcatraz. But her perils overshadow her journalism assignments. It's her husband, a record producer, who is trying to drive her insane to collect her fortune. Terrorized TV reporters. 155246 2008 Midnight Legacy N Tenorio, Dee Paparazzi Photographer Tara Sellers has an identity problem. Having ground up in countless foster homes, she scratches out a living as a paparazzi photographer until she discovers she is the illegitimate daughter of one of the richest men in the world. Suddenly, everything she thought she knew about herself is a lie. 155247 1995 Midnight Man MT TV Interviewer (Paul Bandey). News Announcer (Larue Hall). 155248 2008 Midnight Man MT Miniseries. Great Britain Journalist Max Raban (James Nesbitt) is reduced to raking through bins for celebrity stories. Everything changes when he uncovers information that will lead him into a frightening world of deceit and distrust. As Max’s world crumbles around him he struggles to find a way to expose the truth. Newsreader (Dermot Murnaghan). American Correspondent (Alysha Westlake). 155249 1974 Midnight Man, The M Photographer (David Garrison) 155250 1945 Midnight Manhunt (aka One Exciting Night) M VHS 896 Lang, David (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Sue Gallagher (Ann Savage) for The Chronicle lives above wax museum and stumbles upon corpse. Places it in one of the exhibits so she can get scoop and get back in her paper's good graces after losing her expense account in crap game. Museum attendant calls in rival Reporter Pete Wills (William Gargan) of the News-Bulletin because reporter once cleared man's father of murder charge. When Wills arrives, Gallagher tries to convince him she is working on play she is trying to write. But reporter intercepts her article and finds out about body. Various people hide body. Gallagher arrested and fired -- "That's what I get for hiring a half-baked woman reporter," her editor says. Night Editor Mr. McAndrews (Paul Harvey). Gallagher and Wills get goods on man. Wills calls in story insisting on a double byline telling News-Bulletin Gallagher now works for them or they will not get the story. New York Times, 8/18/45: "Reporters are sometimes reckless people….." "...but they are never so reckless, you may be sure, as to go around stealing the corpses of murdered gangsters in order to score 'scoops'…And when one of the characters comments that American reporters will stop at nothing 'once they smell a story'….." 155251 1911 Midnight Marauder, The M Newspaper account of accidental capture of burglar 155252 1933 Midnight Mary M Court Photographer (Ernie Adams). Court Photographer (Don Brodie). 155253 2003 Midnight Mass M News Media. Newscaster 1 (Larry Dane). Newscaster 2 (Rebecca Newland). Newscaster 3 (Keith Lister). Interviewer (Harry Ferone). 155254 1930 Midnight Mystery M AFI-Authors Writer 155255 2005 Midnight Oil M TV News Reporter (Robin Gray). Radio Announcer (John Cavanagh). 155256 1999 Midnight on Julia Street NM OWN - P Ware, Ciji Reporter Corlis McCullough's search for truth drives her to chase a story involving a male historical preservationists 155257 1932 Midnight Patrol, The M Hoerl, Arthur (Story). George Jeske (Adaptation). C.B. Carrington, Barry Barringer, C.E. Roberts (Dialogue) Ness Book Cub Reporter of the Bulletin, Johnny Martin (Regis Toomey), witnesses the murder of a woman, prevents her sister from being kidnapped, and gets into jail to interview a crook. He and a detective corner the killer in a theatre. New York Times, 5/7/32: "seems to be an impression of a big city reporter by one who has never seen a big city reporter." 155258 1994 Midnight Ramble MT Commentators (Dorothy Delfs, Olive Delfs). Commentator-Author (Toni Cade Bambara). Commentator-Archivist (Pearl Bowser). Commentator-Actresses (Edna Mae Harris, Frances Williams). Commentator-Journalist (St. Claire Bourne Sr.). Commentator-Illustrator (Elton Fax). Commentator-Historian (Robert Hall). Commentator-Actor (Herb Jeffries). Commentator-Filmmaker (Carlton Moss). Commentator (Shingzie Howard). 155259 1990 Midnight Ride M Newscaster (Abe Wischnia) 155260 2008 Midnight Rising NSF Adrian, Lara Journalist Dylan Alexander’s adventure began with the discovery of a hidden tomb, thrusting her into the center of a gathering storm of violence and secrets. But nothing is as dangerous as the scarred, lethally seductive man who rises from the shadows to draw her into his world of dark desire and endless night. Fueled by pain and rage over a shattering betrayal, the warrior Rio has pledged his life to war against the Rogues. He will let nothing stand in his way -- least of all a mortal woman with the power to expose the entire vampire race. For an ancient evil has awakened and a stunning darkness is on the rise. Suddenly Alexander is powerless to resist Rio’s touch, even as she uncovers a shocking link to her own past. And now she must choose: leave Rio’s midnight realm, or risk it all for the man who has shown her true passion and the infinite pleasures of the heart. 155261 2007 Midnight Road, The N Piccirilli, Tom Reporter teams up with a determined homicide detective to find out what really happened at a million-dollar Long Island home and why people around the detective are suddenly being murdered. 155262 1994 Midnight Run for Your Life MT News Media. TV Newscaster (Larry McCormick). Reporter #1 (Marcia Firesten). Reporter #2 (Douglas Geib). 155263 1938 Midnight Sailing N Blochman, L.G. Reporter with News Service solves three murders aboard a Japanese steamer. 155264 1924 Midnight Secrets M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters Reporter investigates crooked politicians who kidnap his sweetheart and hide her on a yacht to try to stop him from reporting on them. Reporter finds her and captures the crooks. 155265 1947 Midnight Serenade M Reporter (William Meader). Photographer (Bill Burt). 155266 2004 Midnight Spike's House Brew T Correspondent. Segment Correspondent (Andrew Gentile). 155267 2003 Midnight Sun M Newscaster (Jim Dougherty). 155268 1937 Midnight Taxi M Reporter investigating a prominent citizen who is secretly running a counterfeit ring is in a car that is forced off a cliff by a taxi driver. 155269 1989 Midnight Warrior M SV 250 Kanganis, Charles T. (Screenplay) Ness Book Freelance Cameraman Nick Branca (Kevin Bernhardt) becomes increasingly discontented with corruption of those in the profession. Boss Buddy (Bernie Angel) is a kind of video godfather determining which freelancers work in which districts. Cameramen are modern day ambulance chasers operating out of vans complete with editing equipment, police scanners and cellular phones (which they use to take bids for footage as they get it). Branca climbs onto a roof where a woman is threatening to jump. Tries to talk her down. Assistant excited about the footage they got. Branca turns over tape to man claiming to be the woman's husband. Says he does not want their children to see her death. Later finds out from Buddy that the guy was just another freelancer trying to move in on his territory. Boss chews him out for giving away a $10,000 story. Branca becomes the subject of media attention when he rescues a woman trapped in a burning car. Cameraman is given network spot through influence of Reporter Liz Brown (Heidi Paine) who interviewed him at the accident site. Buddy kills Branca's girlfriend. Branca gets him to confess, then blows up a car killing Buddy. Takes over Buddy's job. 155270 1993 Midnight Witness M News Media. Newscaster 1 (Joe Servantes). Newscaster 2 (Christina Welsh). 155271 2009 Midnight’s Master NSF Eden, Cynthia Reporter Holly Storm, a sexy little journalist, hopes to get an exclusive story involving a serial killer in Atlanta who targets the “Others” for organ harvesting. She knows the best bet is the most powerful demon in the area, bar owner Niol Lapen. Talk, dark and formidable, Lapen is the last demon on earth most people would ask for a favor. Yet Storm wanders into his club to do exactly that. She already knows too much about his kind and Niol has no wish to help her get in deeper over her head. But working alongside her may be the only way to stop a killer, even as it ignites a primal desire unlike anything he’s known. Holly has seen firsthand what Niol is capable of, but that doesn’t frighten her nearly as much as her body’s instinctive reaction to him, or the wild, fierce passion that would tempt her to follow him through hell itself. Something evil and relentless is prowling the streets of Atlanta, and as Holly’s search leads her into danger that even Niol could never have predicted, she’ll uncover a secret that could rip her world apart. 155272 1999 Midsomer Murders: Death in Disguise T UK. Episode #5. 5-6-1999. News Media. Newscasters (Jon Glover, Geoffrey Beevers). Researcher (Caroline Lintott). 155273 2007 Midsomer Murders: King's Crystal TF UK. Episode #54. 1-26-2007. Photographer (David Henry). 155274 1682 Midsummer Moon PO USC Thompson, Thomas News 155275 1984 Midt om natten MF TV Journalist (Erik Stephensen). Journalist (Mogens Brix-Pedersen) 155276 2001 Midtown Newsstand G Miniature Toy Newsstand featuring shoeshine stand with man getting shoes shined by kid. Read the News sign on the Newsstand. Newspapers and magazines in the stand. 155277 1966 Midvoor, De MTF Reporter (Rik de Saedeleer) 155278 2009 Midwestern Love Songs SS Rosenplot, Jeff Reporter learns a mesmerizing secret from one of the world’s richest men. 155279 2001 Midwives MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Robert Gow). Reporter #2 (Mai Stanek). Reporter #3 (J.C. Kenny) 155280 1936 Mieheke MF Photographer from Suomi-Filmi (Orvo Saarikivi). 155281 1987 Miei primi quarant-anni, I MF Italy. Paparazzo (Claudio Insegno). Editor Nino Ranuzzi (Elliott Gould). 155282 1987 Miei primi quarant’anni, I (aka My Wonderful Life, My First Forty Years) MF Italy Journalist Nino Ranuzzi (Elliot Gould) is one of many men who hooks up with a royal and gay divorcee. The well-known newspaper writer gets involved with a social butterfly who has enough adventures for several lifetimes. But none of the men in her life are able to give her the emotional stability she dreams of but deep down perhaps does not really want. An exploration of Italian society from the 1940s to the 1980s through the eyes of an upper-middle class woman. 155283 1981 Miele di donna MF Editor (Fernando Rey). 155284 2007 Mieses Karma N Safier, David Germany TV Journalist 155285 1978 Mig og Charly MF Journalist (Otto Brandenburg) 155286 2000 Mig og min bolig DF Denmark Journalist Susan Winther. Fashion Editor Uffe Buchard. Editor-in-Chief Eva Wedendahl-Kruse. Television Host Signe Lindkvist. Television Producer Sandra Foss. Radio & Television Host Alex Nyborg Madsen. Authors Mads Christensen, Lotte Heise, Isabella Smith.. 155287 1969 Mig og min lillebror og Bolle MF TV Journalist (Erik Paaske). 155288 1995 Mighty Aphrodite M DVD -R HQ 3017, 3018. L. SVD 594 Allen, Woody (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter Lenny (Woody Allen) plays matchmaker and career consultant for the hooker who is the biological mother of his adopted son. Standing at sidelines of various sporting activities. Also gets Knicks' tickets. Attempts to fix up prostitute with a boxer. "I'm not a violent person. I write about hockey and boxing and football." Sports Reporter (Rawleigh Moreland). Messenger (Dan Mullane). 155289 1934 Mighty Barnum, The M Editor Horace Greeley (Davison Clark). Press. Exploits of showman P.T. Barnum from early days through the Greatest Show on Earth. 155290 2007 Mighty Heart, A M DVD -R HQ 10900, 10901. DVD. Journalist Daniel Pearl (Dan Futterman) reporter and South Asia Bureau Chief of the Wall Street Journal is missing in Pakistan. His wife, French Freelance Journalist Marianne Pearl (Angelina Jolie) works for French radio and television. His wife goes on a frantic search to locate him after he's kidnapped by Islamic terrorists. But Pearl is murdered and his beheading was documented on camera. Marianne is pregnant at the time and after her husband's death, wrote a book about his life. Pearl aids the search by writing the names of his contacts on a giant wallboard linking the names with arrows, hoping that by charting their connections she'll uncover a path leading to her husband. Press (Kimberly Ensey). News Reporters (Jacob Gaffney, Lisa Carnahan). International Press (Rana Haddad). Journalists Jenni Lee, Mike Rosen, Sean Chapman, Elizabeth Danheim). Journalist at Sheraton (Imran Hasny). U.S. Phone Journalist (Tom Spencer). 155291 1998 Mighty Joe Young M DVD -R HQ 8571, 8572 News Reporter (Cynthia Allison). News Reporter (Ken Taylor). 155292 1949 Mighty Joe Young M DVD -R HQ 1820 (Many Media Excerpts) PR practitioner Public Relations Man Windy (Frank McHugh). Reporter (Frank Conroy). Reporter (Joe Devlin). Reporter (Archie Twitchell). Reporter (Ray Walker). 155293 1993 Mighty Max: T VHS 405 Episode News Media 155294 1993 Mighty Max: Bring Me the Head of Mighty Max T VHS 403 Episode News Media 155295 1994 Mighty Max: Day of the Cyclops T VHS 407 Episode News Media 155296 1993 Mighty Max: Mother of All Adventures, The T VHS 407 Episode News Media 155297 1993 Mighty Max: Norman's Conquest T VHS 407 Episode News Media 155298 1994 Mighty Max: Pandora's Box, Part I T VHS 403 Episode. 9-5-1994 News Media 155299 1998 Mighty Mo: Many Lives of the USS Missouri, The DT Host Forrest Sawyer. Correspondent Hugh Downs. ABC Newsreel Announcer Connie Gordon. 155300 2001 Mighty Quinns, The: Brian NR Hoffmann, Kate Harlequin Temptation #937 Investigative Reporter Brian Quinn is known for two things -- always getting his story and always getting the girl. Only this time neither one is cooperating. He’s on the trail of a huge political scandal -- one that could make his career -- but there’s one person standing between him and his story. Public Relations specialist Lily Gallagher -- the women he slept with last night. The PR practitioner is very good at putting a positive spin on things. But even she is having trouble making light of the incredible one-night stand she shared with sexy Brian Quinn. Suddenly, she can’t keep her mind on her job -- or off the sexy Irishman. Only, they’re working against each other and every disagreement ends up in the same place -- his bed. But how can she complain, when she’s never found her work more satisfying. 155301 2003 Mighty Wind, A M PR Publicist Amber Cole (Jennifer Coolidge) as a brainless publicist, Latina public-relations rep with a grin that seems to be getting a boost from her pushed-up cleavage. Publicist Wally Fenton (Larry Miller). Newscaster (Jim Moret). Mock-documentary opens with Newsnight 8 Telecast with newscaster Jim Moret. 155302 1996 Mijn franse tante Gazeuse MTF Netherlands Newsreader (Joop van Zijl). 155303 2002 Mik Schacks hjemmeservice: T Episode #54. 12-20-2002 Food Critic Adam Price. Hosts Mik Schack, Torben Steno. 155304 1945 Mika yo! MF News Media. Chief Editor (Toppo Elonpera) 155305 1924 Mikael M Bang, Herman (Novel). Journalist Charles Switt (Robert Garrison). 155306 1951 Mike and Buff DT Series. 8-20-1951 to 2-27-1953. CBS Interviewer-Hosts Mike Wallace and then-wife Buff Cobb. 155307 1994 Mike and Maty DT Series. 4-11-1994 to 6-7-1996. ABC Hosts Michael Burger, Maty Monfort. Advice and interviews 155308 2001 Mike Bassett: England Manager M UK News Media. Roving Reporter (John Smith). Independent Journalist (Sean Gilder). Mail Journalist (Mark Burdis). Mirror Journalist (Nigel Lindsay). Norwich Newsreader (Kevin Piper). Sky Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). US Newsreader (Vincent Marzello). Commentators (Clive Tyldesley, Martin Tyler, Alan Green, Brian Moore, Kevin Keegan). Interviewer (Martin Bashir). Brazilian Interviewer (Narcisa Tamborindeguy). 155309 2005 Mike Bassett: Manager T Bassett, Mike (Based on film, England Manager (2001). UK. Series. News Media. Local Press (Stephen Aintree). Terry McAllister, National Press 1 (Steven Elliott). George Knight, National Press 2 (Nicholas Tizzard). Photographer (Gary Bleasdale). 155310 1961 Mike Douglas Show, The DT Series 1961-1982. Syndicated Talk Show Host Mike Douglas 155311 1997 Mike Hammer, Private Eye: Beat Street T SVD 1418, SVD 876 Episode TV Anchor murder. Hammer is hired to exonerate an accused toxic-polluter, a suspect in the murder of a TV news anchor who reported on the case. TV Anchor killed after exposing toxic waste dumping 155312 1997 Mike Hammer, Private Eye: Big Brother's Secrets T SVD 1429 Episode #118 Investigative Reporter's death leads Hammer to an espionage ring 155313 1997 Mike Hammer, Private Eye: Gone Fishin' T VHS 1431 Episode TV Female Reporter. Hammer and policeman taken hostages. 155314 1997 Mike Hammer, Private Eye: Halloween T SVD 1418 Episode Reporter friend Blue attacked by satanic cult copy-cat killer Reporter: "Editor's all over my ass." Hammer: "I didn't know you two were so close." 155315 1997 Mike Hammer, Private Eye: Hoops Nightmare T SVD 1414 Episode News Media. 155316 1997 Mike Hammer, Private Eye: www.murder T Episode #3. 10-12-1997 Cameraman (Frank Clem). 155317 1957 Mike Wallace Interview, The T Interviewer (Mike Wallace). Wallace's mid-1950s' local show in New York, Nightbeat, led to this national series. Hard-hitting interviews 155318 1955 Mike Wallace Interviews T Interviewer (Mike Wallace) 155319 2006 Mike Wallace: 60 Minutes: I'm Mike Wallace: A 60 Minute Tribute DT DVD -R HQ 6111 Episode. 5-21-2006 TV Reporter Mike Wallace of 60 Minutes Tribute 155320 1957 Mike Wallace: Changing Ways of Love DT Journalist Mike Wallace narrates review of American aromatic patterns from 1920s to present 155321 1956 Mike Wallace: Night Beat T Series 1956 Interviewer (Mike Wallace) 155322 1988 Milagro Beanfield War, The M DVD -R HQ 8947, 8948. L Nichols, John (Novel). David Ward, Nichols (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Charlie Bloom (John Heard) of a bi-monthly newspaper, La Voz Del Norte -- The Newspaper of San Juan County is a former lawyer and activist. Corrupt land developers in dispute with farmer whose field suddenly gets irrigated. Bloom initially shies away from the story because it is too controversial. He also refuses to do an expose on the real estate development project, suggesting that his idea of equal and objective coverage is to ignore both sides. Later, he becomes an advocate of the farmer and prints an article supporting him. Henchmen of corrupt politicians try to buy up every copy of the paper to prevent the townspeople from reading about the bean field. The wind picks up the papers and scatters them throughout the town. The newspaper editor and his paper reinforces the notion of the small town press as a force for fighting corruption. 155323 1974 Milagro Beanfield War, The N OWN - P Nichols, John Publisher Charlie Bloom of La Vos Del Norte 155324 1945 Mildred Pierce M DVD -R HQ 3036, 3037 Reporter (Larry Rio). 155325 2006 Mile From Sunday, A N Kadlecek, Jo Religion Reporter Jonna Lightfoot McLaughlin of the Denver Dispatch can't find proof for the perfect man and the good, warm, fuzzy inspirational lead story. Then one day, a series of mysterious messages appear on her voicemail and she is thrown headlong into a story that may drastically affect her career, and, if she’s not careful, her life. Clues from untraceable sources collide with duplicitous ministers, ambiguous monks, and one exceptionally good-looking community center director. With the help of her supportive editor, her savvy, fellow chocoholic colleague and the protection of her big brother, she might break the biggest story of the year and find some of that inspiration after all. McLaughlin is smart, ambitious, loyal, loves a pint of ale after work and smokes (although she is trying to quit). City's number one religion reporter is always looking for a "good" front page story. 155326 2006 Mile From Sunday, A N Kadlecek, Jo #1 The Lightfoot Trilogy Religion Reporter Jonna Lightfoot MacLaughlin of the Denver Dispatch is searching for love, just the right hair product and the story that will skyrocket her journalistic career. As the Dispatch’s one and only religion reporter, Jonna has a bird’s eye view of the faithful whether in a church, synagogue, temple or commune together with their representatives, pastors, monks, priests, rabbis. When her investigative nose sniffs out a sinister plot under the guise of faith, a Buddhist temple burns down and “God” starts messaging her. Jonna embarks on a search for truth and justice. Can this reporter find a good story among the church bulletins for barbecues and bingo? One tip can change or end a career as the Denver Dispatch’s religion reporter soon learns. 155327 2004 Mile High T Episode #20. 4-4-2004 News Media. Sky Reporter (Jane Seeker). 155328 2003 Mile High: T Episode #12. 5-4-2003 Journalist (Leigh Cranston). 155329 2005 Mile Zero T Series. 2005-2006. Public Relations Assistant Natasha Takagawa (Camille Nagasaki). 155330 1991 Milena M SVD 694 Czech journalist dies in WW II. True story 155331 1988 Miles From Home M DVD -R HQ 11663, 11664 Journalist Barry Maxwell (John Malkovich) interviews two brothers who are forced off their film in the debt stricken Midwest and become folk heroes when they begin robbing the banks that have been foreclosing on farmers. Radio Announcers (Terrence Beasor, Wally Burr, Arlin Miller, Larry Moss). Photographer (Dean Tukano). An Iowa farmer’s sons fight foreclosure and are labeled “Outlaws for the ‘80s,” by Reporter Maxwell. 155332 1975 Miles To Go Before I Sleep MT Weatherman (Dean Santoro). 155333 1844 Miles Wallingford: Sequel to Afloat and Ashore N Cooper, James Fenimore Editor Positive is a colonel and editor of the New York Federal Truth Teller, a pro-British newspaper. Warbler is a colonel and editor of the New York Republican Freeman, a pro-French newspaper. 155334 1960 Milestones of the Century DT Host Ed Herlihy. Newsreel film 155335 1999 Milford Haven: Child Secrets N Purl, Mara #3 Soap Opera Novels. Reporter Chris Christian is missing. Beautiful female reporter. 155336 1998 Milford Haven: Closer Than You Think N Purl, Mara #2 Soap Opera Novels Reporter Chris Christian is missing. Beautiful female reporter. 155337 1997 Milford Haven: What the Heart Knows N Purl, Mara #1 Soap Opera Novels Reporter Chris Christian, beautiful female reporter uncovers corporate plot 155338 1999 Milgaard MTF Reporter (David Gillis) 155339 1940 Military Academy M Reporter (Lester Dorr). Photographer (Guy Fetherston). 155340 2003 Military Affair, A NR McKenna, Lindsay In "In Love and War" collection Photojournalist Pete Quinn is ambitious. When a recovery effort lands a female air force sergeant into his arms, she knows he's captured the story of a lifetime. But will he take her heart as well? 155341 2008 Milk M DVD Advocate Editor and Publisher David Goodstein (Howard Rosenman) of the gay magazine is shown being overly cautious in his political tactics refusing to back Harvey Milk because he is “too gay.” News Media cover the life and times and murder of California’s first openly gay elected official, Harvey Milk, a San Francisco supervisor who was assassinated along with Mayor George Moscone by San Francisco Supervisor Dan White. Channel 5 Reporter (Mary Dilts). Reporter (Christopher Greene). Reporter (Roger Groh). TV Reporter Tom Brokaw (Himself - Archive Footage). Walter Cronkite (Himself - Archive Footage). 155342 2006 Milk Babies M Short - Science Fiction Reporter (Natalie Deutsch) is invited to a rural North Dakota farm to see the farmer's newest crop: Milk Babies. 155343 1994 Milk Money M Reporter (Darnell Suttles) 155344 2000 Milk Punch M News Media. Newscaster #1 (Peter Holland). Newscaster #2 (Kittson O'Neill). 155345 1950 Milkman, The M Photographer (Parke MacGregor). 155346 1936 Milky Way, The M DVD -R HQ 5921, 5922. SVD 1378 Lloyd Reporter Willard (Charles Lane). First Reporter (Milburn Stone). Second Reporter (Paddy O'Flynn), Cameraman (Eddie Featherston). Press. Newspaper headlines. Photographers and Reporters. Radio Announcer (Phil Tead). Radio Announcer, Todd fight (Jack Clifford). Newsboy (Jack Murphy). Radio Announcer, Polo Grounds (Sam Hayes). Newsboy (Jack Murphy). Media Photographer at Apartment (Harry Myers). Photographer (Antrim Short) 155347 1913 Milky Way, The N MLPL Jesse, F. Tennyson (Harwood) Female Illustrator Vic. Peter writes. Journalistic detective. 155348 2005 Mill House, The N Lewis, Susan Editor Julia has everything -- she’s a successful editor with a gorgeous husband, two adorable children and a beautiful London home. But somehow she’s still searching. Her beloved father walked out when she was 16 and no one would tell her why. She’s spent all her life missing him and wondering if she has blocked a memory too terrible to even contemplate. Julia’s confusion over the past has come to dominate her present and is even threatening her idyllic marriage -- she’s convinced Josh is having an affair. Then one day Julia is informed that her father has died, and has left his house in Cornwall to her. Still reeling from the news, she calls on her best friend Sylvia only to confront her worst fear. Devastated, Julia goes down to Cornwall to see if she can discover the truth about her father. Although feeling betrayed by the two men she loved most, she longs to break free from the past and save her relationship with Josh. But Julia makes her own fatal mistake and once more their marriage is rocked to its very foundation. 155349 2006 Mill, The M Reporter (Sean Pragano). Friday night party at an old abandoned mill turns into a nightmare for eight college kids. 155350 1994 Millennium N OWN - H Anderson, Jack Columnist Mick Aaronson, hard-noised Washington D.C. syndicated columnist meets an extraterrestrial who comes to Earth to warn the planet about its arrogance and complacency 155351 1989 Millennium M TV Reporter at Crash Site (Daryl Shuttleworth). Reporter #1 (Patrick Young). Reporter #2 (Paula Barrett). Reporter #3 (Richard Fitzpatick). Reporter #4 (Reg Dreger). Reporter #5 (Cordelia Strube). Reporter #6 (Marvin Caron). 155352 2003 Millennium Actress C Japan - Cartoon Reporter sets out to uncover the truth behind an actress' disappearance in the animated Japanese film. 155353 1934 Millennium Also Ran SSF UCLA Bates, H.E. In "Woman Who Had Imagination and Other Stories by H.E. Bates, The." Reporter of The Harlington Echo. Parker, paper-seller. 155354 2001 Millennium Babe: Prophecy, The N Dravis, Betty Weatherman David Wetterman is a popular Silicon Valley weatherman. World chaos erupts when Wetterman makes a startling prophecy about the first baby to be born on January 1, 2001: Countries fight over “The Millennium Babe,” expectant mothers are terrified, abortion rates accelerate. “The Prophet” becomes an international celebrity, forced into hiding when some VIPs threaten his life. With his remarkable TV director, Bitsy Blodgett, by his side, the apocalyptic countdown to the third millennium begins. 155355 1929 Millennium, The: Comedy of the Year 2,000, A NSF Sinclair, Upton Press 155356 1999 Millennium: Goodbye To All That T Episode #67. 5-21-1999 Newscaster (Jill Krop). 155357 1998 Millennium: Luminary T Episode #34. 1-23-1998 Weatherman (Marke Driesschen). 155358 1999 Millennium: Matryoshka T Episode #59. 2-19-1999 Reporter (Tiffany Burns). 155359 1997 Millennium: Sense and Antisense T Episode #25. 10-3-1997 Editor (Peter Bryant). 155360 2000 Millennium's End: Fandom Menace, The DT Magazine Editor James Addam of Blue Harvest Magazine. Webmaster, ain't-it-cool-news.com Harry Jay Knowles). Editor, prequel watch Adam Parr. Magazine Editor Mary Jo Fox 155361 1993 Millennium's Eve N Stewart, Ed Journalist Beth Scibelli arrives in Los Angeles on Christmas Eve, 1999, to cover a mega-gathering of Christians from across the nation. 155362 1931 Millie M PR Reporter Tommy Rock (Robert Ames) gets a public relations job, then returns to reporting 155363 1949 Millie's Big Story SS USC Coombs, Charles I. In "Everygirls Career Stories." Aspiring Cub Reporter Millie Parker wants to be a cub reporter on the Riverdale Mirror, but her brother Don says "Newspaper work's a man's job." She has freelanced giving the Mirror a scoop on the National Warehouse fire. Millie is assistant editor of the Riverdale High Challenge, the school newspaper. Mr. Jonathan, editor. She gets a scoop and the job. 155364 1994 Million Dollar Babies MT SV 286-287 (Parts One-Two) News Media. Photographer Gerry (Pierre LeBlanc). 155365 1941 Million Dollar Baby M DVD -R HQ 3693, 3694, 3699 (Middle Insert). SVDSP 1327 News Media. Reporters (William Forrest, Ted Thompson, Gaylord Steve Pendleton, Tony Hughes, David Clarke, Herbert Vigran, Frank Otto, George Campeau, Garrett Craig, Charles Marsh, Kenneth Harlan, Billy Wayne). Reporter (Wilbur Mack). Reporter (Frank Otto). Reporter (Herb Vigran). Reporter (Billy Wayne). Reporter Smoking Cigarette (David Oliver). News Vendor (Jack Kenney). 155366 2004 Million Dollar Baby M Radio Commentator (Mark Thomason). 155367 2000 Million Dollar Hotel, The M Reporter (Ezra Buzzington). News Cameraman (Kirk R. Gardner). 155368 1961 Million Dollar Incident, The MT Presa Agent (Sorrell Booke). Gossip Columnist Ed Sullivan (Himeself). 155369 1999 Million Dollar Kid, The M TV Anchor (Steven Paul) 155370 1939 Million Dollar Legs M Foster, Lewis R. (Storhy). Lewis R. Poster, Richard English (Screenplay) Reporter Carol Parker (Betty Grable) for Daily M college newspaper at Middleton College. 155371 1952 Million Dollar Mermaid M DVD -R HQ 4892, 4893. L Newspaperman (Vernon Downing). Media. Newspaper headlines and stories throughout. Newsboy (Clarence Hennecke) 155372 1973 Million Dollar Mona (aka Candy Get Your Gun, Nipples) M Adult Reporter Jimmy Ryan (Richard Dean) interviews a wealthy socialite (Candy Samples). The socialite can’t keep her hands off the hot young reporter. 155373 1918 Million Dollar Mystery, The M AFI-Reporters - Serial Reporter James Cruze 155374 1952 Million Dollar Story, A T TV Reader's Digest.. George Kent article originally appeared in Quill, March 1952 Newspaper 155375 1953 Million Pound Note, The M Reporter (Hugh Griffith) 155376 2007 Million Stars N Thornton, Debra J. Photojournalist Becky Biggs was the high school girlfriend with the man a woman plans to wed. Everything changes when the man suffers an aneurysm and dies and the wedding ceremony becomes his funeral. Biggs, another former girlfriend and the bride are cemented together in that they all loved him. They spend the weekend together arguing, crying, laughing and ultimately arriving at epiphany. 155377 1938 Million To One, A M Reporter and Editor. Mac, the Editor (Ed Piel). Joe, a Reporter (Ben Hall) 155378 1914 Million, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter 155379 1960 Millionaer for en aften MF Journalist Erik Sorensen (Henki Kolstad) 155380 1951 Millionaire for Christy, A M News Media. Reporter with Glasses (Charles Williams). Tall Reporter (Lane Chandler). Fat Reporter (Emmett Vogan). Reporter with Glasses (Charles Williams). Reporter with Tape Recorder (Robert Bice). Radio Broadcaster (Jess Kirkpatrick). Herald Photographer (Billy Snyder). Photographer (Benny Burt). Photographer (Renny McEvoy). 155381 1936 Millionaire Kid, The M Reporter Breezy Benson (Chas. Delaney). City Editor (Roger Williams). 155382 1940 Millionaire Payboy M Commentator, Football Game (Tom Hanlon). 155383 1957 Millionaire, The: Josef Marton Story, The T Episode #95. 5-15-1957 Radio Reporter (Edwin Reimers) 155384 1957 Millionaire, The: Professor Amberson Adams Story, The T Episode #80. 2-13-1957 Press Agent (Robert Jordan). 155385 1940 Millionaires in Prison M DVD -R HQ 3125, 3123 Reporter. Mike, the Reporter (Hal K. Dawson). Sunday Editor R.J. Reynolds (Charles C. Wilson). 155386 1949 Millionnaires d'un jour MF France News Media. The Journalist (Bernard La Jarrige). The Publisher (Leon Belieres). 155387 2008 Millions To Spare NR Dunlop, Barbara Silhouette Special Edition Series: Thoroughbred Legacy #5 Reporter Julia Nash has waited years to join the top ranks of investigative journalists. When a trip to Dubai reveals the key to a mystery in the world of Thoroughbred racing, Julia finds her chance. But then she is caught snooping -- and held in the sole custody of Lord Harrison Rochester indefinitely. That’s what Harrison vows when he keeps Julia at his desert estate. He’ll discover what the beauty has been up to -- even if the search leads to an attraction neither expected. But when Julia’s safety is compromised, they must say goodbye -- or “I do.” 155388 1968 Millon de Madigan, El MF Photographer (Umberto Raho). 155389 1909 Mills of the Gods, The M Freelance Writer Henry Woodson, struggling writer, rejections from magazine editors. Girlfriend urges editor to read story 155390 2004 Millsberry: Editor-in-Chief G Internet Editor-in-Chief of the Millsberry Gazette, the town's weekly newspaper. Take control of the newspaper in this classroom simulation. Build circulation and profit by managing staff, choosing stories to cover and keeping readers satisfied. Five kinds of stories to cover: hard news, sports, entertainment, business and local news. To keep your readers happy, you'll have to balance the following elements: Quality (are the stories well written and edited?). Quantity (are there enough words in each edition of the paper?). Breadth (is each category of news getting enough coverage?). The game goes on as long as you can produce a successful newspaper. If you run out of money and readers, you may not be able to recover. So hire staff, get them working, keep them busy and print the paper. 155391 1990 Milou en mai (aka May Fools) MF France London Correspondent Georges (Michel Duchaussoy) for Le Monde is with his family during the May 1968 student uprising in Paris. He keeps turning up the volume of the radio for the latest news. After the death of the family matriarch, the survivors converge on the French countryside for her funeral -- her two sons, the brother’s daughter and her husband and children and a lesbian granddaughter. With the latest news of rebellion from Paris always with them, the family members argue over property, revive long-simmering arguments and watch in dismay as an unlikely love affair begins. When the student uprising threatens to spill over into their community, the family heads for the hills where the great outdoors only intensifies their reunion. 155392 2006 Mime Massacre M Short Newscaster (Umar Gordon). 155393 2006 Mimesis M Short Interviewer (Michael Benyaer). 155394 2005 Mimi Patterson: Darkness Descending N Mickelbury, Penny #4 Mimi Patterson Series African-American Lesbian Reporter Mimi Patterson and her lover Lt. Gianna Maglione, head of the hate crimes unit of the Washington D.C. police. Patterson is a passionate, resourceful investigative reporter and her love Maglione find balance with each other while seeking those that hate enough to commit blackmail, rape and murder when darkness descends on the city. Italian Cop Maglione and Reporter Patterson look into the underground lives of the AGs and Doms, the downlow brothas and the hidden world in which they live. 155395 1994 Mimi Patterson: Keeping Secrets N Mickelbury, Penny #1 Mimi Patterson Series African-American Lesbian Reporter Mimi Patterson dogs the steps of the Hate Crimes Unit head Lieutenant Gianna Maglione, an Italian cop in Washington D.C. They're both lesbians who track down a serial killer while pursuing each other. Four closeted gay professionals have been murdered. Despite efforts of the lieutenant to impose a press blackout, a gay newspaper editor has picked up on the pattern of deaths. Patterson is assigned the story and gets her first surprise when she realizes the lieutenant is the luscious woman she recently spotted at the gym. Search leads through gay and lesbian subculture. The two develop a tense romance strained by their conflicting public interests. One of them is then earmarked as the sixth victim. While they try not to mix their personal and professional relationships, there is an inevitable overlap and sometimes friction. 155396 2001 Mimi Patterson: Love Notes N Mickelbury, Penny #3 Mimi Patterson Series African-American Lesbian Reporter Mimi Patterson and her lover Lt. Gianna Maglione, head of the hate crimes unit of the Washington D.C. police. Maglione is looking for a cyber murderer preying on older lesbians. Patterson, the investigative reporter sick of stories exposing corrupt bureaucrats is looking for a reason that beautiful, talented “older” lesbians would fall in love with a note and trust a lover they can’t see. The sexy duo finds time for love and passion while solving the latest string of Washington D.C.’s hate crimes. 155397 1995 Mimi Patterson: Night Songs N Mickelbury, Penny #2 Mimi Patterson Series African-American Lesbian Reporter Mimi Patterson and her lover Lt. Gianna Maglione, head of the hate crimes unit of the Washington D.C. police. Someone is killing prostitutes -- three to date -- and no one seems to care in crime-weary Washington except Maglione and her lover Patterson, an investigative journalist. 155398 1940 Mimi Wilson: Flint Baker CB Reporter girl friend is Mimi Wilson. Both explore space 155399 1961 Min fanstjerne - en ungdomsudsendelse om tilbedelse DF Denmark Interviewer Mogens Vemmer. 155400 2002 Min…: Min fars valg DF Episode #2. 4-4-2002 Journalist Torben Krogh. 155401 1995 Mina Tannenbaum M Dugowson, Martine (Screenplay) France Newsman Naschich (Artus dePenguern) at a gallery opening is asked by Ethel Benegui (Elsa Zylberstein) about getting a job as a trainee on his paper. She gets the phone number of a famous artist so she can get an exclusive to impress the editor. She pretends to be her artist friend to get the painter to see her. Benegui embarrasses herself in front of the editorial staff when she discovers she pushed the wrong button on her recorder and failed to tape any of her interview with the artist. Editor admires her tenacity in trying to get an exclusive. He assigns her to do a piece on "what men appreciate most in a woman." She becomes involved in his work. When her friend is hit by a truck, she does not come to visit her until 10 days later. Begins to work on a TV interview program. Goes out with a man who her friend loves causing a rift between the two women. Two years later they arrange to meet but Benegui goes on vacation. Her friend commits suicide. 155402 2000 Mina, joki ja metsa MTF Radio Journalist (Nina Koljonen). Photographer (Katja Gauriloff) 155403 2008 Minami-ke: Okawari TF Reporter (Ao Takahashi) 155404 1996 Mind Games M Student Photographer (Luke Dever). 155405 1950 Mind Is Its Own Place, The SS MLPL Macauley, Robie In "End of Pity, The." Crime Reporter Kidder was a small man with drunken eyes and a red nose like a buoy that floated in the middle of his face. He was an old-time crime reporter from way back "The shifting tides of his profession had left his features a kind of littoral of dishonesty." 155406 2006 Mind of Her Own, A M UK Interviewers (Pat Leggett, Gary Taylor, Melinda Humphrey). 155407 2006 Mind of Mencia with Carlos Mencia: News in the Year 2026 T DVD -R HQ 6923 Episode. 7-16-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Fernando Rosalindo (Carlos Mencia) of World Nightly News brings the news of 2026 to the audience. August 16, 2006 edition of World Nightly News with Fernando Rosalindo. Weatherman Jack Drizzle covering a hurricane. Sports with Shaque O'Neal. Entertainment News: "Paris Hilton is Still a Slut" shows a very old Hilton still in the news. 155408 2006 Mind of Mencia with Carlos Mencia: Parody Celebrity News with Entertainment Reporter Stan Rubin T DVD -R HQ 6990 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 10-2-2006 TV Entertainment Reporter Stan Rubin of KTLA Channel 5 in Los Angeles reports on Carlos Mencia and then off-air complains about covering such stupid stories. Comic Carlos Mencia. 155409 2005 Mind of Mencia with Carlos Mencia: Parody News. T Episode #6. 8-10-2005 Parody News. Interviewer #2 (Kurtis Bedford). 155410 2006 Mind of Mencia with Carlos Mencia: Parody Newscast T DVD -R HQ 6483 Episode #212. 7-15-2006 Parody News. World Nightly News, 8-16-2026 with TV Anchor Fernando Rosalindo. Comic Carlos Mencia. 155411 2007 Mind of Mencia with Carlos Mencia: Parody Newscast T DVD -R HQ 8395 Episode. Parody News. TV News Anchor Fernando Rosalindo with the World Nightly News, August 16, 2026. 155412 2005 Mind of Mencia with Carlos Mencia: Why the F@#% Is This News? T DVD -R HQ 3751 Episode Segment. 7-13-2005 Parody News. Comedian Carlos Mencias questions why certain segments are part of any news show. Segment of his comedy act. 155413 2005 Mind of Mencia with Carlos Mencia: Why the F@#% Is This News? T DVD -R HQ 4414 (Excerpts) Episode. 10-5-2005 Parody News. Comic dissects news coverage. 155414 1970 Mind of Mr. Soames, The M Maine, Charles Eric (Novel). John Hale, Edward Simpson (Screenplay) UK. AFI-Television Cameramen. Ness Book TV Reporter-Host Thomas Fleming (Christian Roberts) of TV program Probe is a former medical student who arrives at a clinic with his crew to cover an operation to revive a human who has been in a state of sleep since birth. Development of human who suddenly has to learn in a matter of weeks what most humans learn over years. Journalist films the operation and decides to do six hour-long documentaries on the man's progress. His development is complicated by the intrusive presence of the media. When he first revives after the operation, TV crew immediately rushes in and terrifies him. From then on, crew is restricted to filming his progress from behind one-way glass. Reporter and crew return after the man has escaped from the clinic. They find out he is hiding in a barn. Crew once again causes him to panic. When they turn spotlights on him he emerges from the barn. Reporter acts with the best intentions of wanting to document a scientific phenomenon. Media depicted at times as an intrusive force rather than an asset to scientific enquiry. 155415 2001 Mind of the Married Man, The: T VHS 1298, SVD 1115 (Incomplete), 1114 (No Ending), 1106. Episodes. Series September 2001 to November 2002. HBO. 20 episodes. Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Trio of Chicago newspapermen swap sex talk and advice. Editorial Assistant Missy (Ivana Millicevic). Kevin (Doug Williams). Andrew (Steven Brand). Office Worker (Nick Vlassopoulos). Host of show "Talk of Chicago" (Larry Miller) 155416 2002 Mind of the Married Man, The: 20/20 T VHS 1309 Kirschbaum, Bruce Episode #15. 10-13-2002 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Micky gets an eyeful during an appointment with a beautiful optometrist. Doug's parents celebrate their wedding anniversary The anniversary party of Doug's parents causes everyone to evaluate their relationships with their own parents. Doug buys Carol a mysterious brand of coffee and Micky has an eye exam with a beautiful optometrist. 155417 2001 Mind of the Married Man, The: Anywhere, Anytime T On Tape Episode #5. 10-21-2001 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Donna gives Micky a pager, known as the "electronic tether." Meanwhile, Jake's jilted girlfriend threatens to talk to his wife about their affair. 155418 2001 Mind of the Married Man, The: Cold Splash Of Truth T On Tape Walsh, Gay Episode #10. 11-25-2001 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Micky considers telling Donna about his extramarital excursion. Despite Doug's wishes, Carol returns to her career. 155419 2002 Mind of the Married Man, The: Corvette, The T SVD 1211 Shydner, Ritch Episode #17. 10-27-2002 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Bianca (Brigitta Bako) is suspicious of Jakes's behavior. Micky and Donna have different solutions for their marital discord Micky thinks a new baby will remedy their marital problems, but Donna has her own solution. Carol gets angry when Doug buys a Corvette against her wishes and Bianca suspects an intimate relationship between Jake and Missy. 155420 2002 Mind of the Married Man, The: Cream of the Crop, The T VHS 1288 Binder, Mike Episode #12. 9-22-2002 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Micky thinks his TiVo is messing with his head when he has a problem programming it and wonders if it is a metaphor for his relationship with his mind. Donna considers her role as parent. Jake leads Mickey to a startling discovery about preschool. 155421 2002 Mind of the Married Man, The: Full-Time Mom T On Tape Binder, Mike Episode #14. 10-6-2002 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Donna decides the family needs to start attending church. Jake is nearly caught with Missy and Micky reacquaints himself with a face from the past. 155422 2001 Mind of the Married Man, The: God of Marriage, The T On Tape Binder, Mike Episode #3. 10-7-2001 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Micky seems peeved when Donna doesn't "get" a joke he heard at the bar about oral sex and The Three Stooges—but is it just a cover for what is really upsetting him? Jake ends his office affair with Ilene, and Doug seeks to curtail his wife Carol's excessive spending. With Micky continuing to fantasize about Missy, Jake decides the best thing for his friend is a visit to the Tokyo Massage parlor for a full-body rubdown—complete with an optional "happy ending." 155423 2002 Mind of the Married Man, The: Hard Pill to Swallow, A T VHS 1314 Binder, Mike Episode #19. 11-10-2002 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Micky starts to see progress in therapy, but finds his relationship with Donna tested. Jake finally runs out of alibis with Bianca and Carol decides to trade in Doug's Corvette 155424 2001 Mind of the Married Man, The: Just Thinking Of You T On Tape Binder, Mike Episode #7. 11-4-2001 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Mikey and Donna start to remodel their kitchen—and their marriage. The prostitute Jake sees retires. And work forces Doug to skip Carol's birthday celebration. 155425 2001 Mind of the Married Man, The: Lay Down Dancing T On Tape Binder, Mike Episode #9. 11-18-2001 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Micky sees a problem when Jake begins to flirt with Missy, but an impulsive solution only deepens his guilt. 155426 2002 Mind of the Married Man, The: Never Stop T VHS 1324. SVD 1132 (Incomplete) Garnett, Kevin and Lee Eisenberg Episode #20. 11-17-2002 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Jakes tries to reconcile with his wife. Micky still has problems bringing therapy into his marriage with poor results Micky suggests couples therapy in hopes of drawing Donna back into their marriage. And after a few nights on Slayton's couch, Jake tries to talk his way back into Bianca's life 155427 2002 Mind of the Married Man, The: Perfect Babysitter, The T VHS 1309 Leopold, Tom Episode #16. 10-20-2002 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Donna tries to sell Micky on idea of seeing a therapist. Jake is still after Missy. Micky reluctantly agrees to begin therapy. The Nelsons debate whether to buy a new car or remodel their kitchen; and Jake continues his pursuit of Missy. 155428 2002 Mind of the Married Man, The: Peter Pan T VHS 1274 Binder, Mike Episode #11. 9-15-2002 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Feeling guilty about his extramarital behavior, Micky is determined to become a new man. Micky's wife Donna wants to get their son, Bobby, into a posh preschool and schedules a play date for Micky to take him to. Randall (M. Emmet Walsh) has some stern advice for a rookie reporter. Doug (Taylor Nichols). Ernie (Larry Miller) 155429 2001 Mind of the Married Man, The: Pilot T SVD 1103 Binder, Mike Episode #1. 9-23-2001 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Micky, Doug and Jake are three married pals who work at the same Chicago newspaper. One day, Micky, one of the paper's ace reporters, laments to Doug and Jake that his wife Donna has discovered a cache of personal porn on his computer. Micky then makes matters worse for himself when he decides to hire a beautiful new assistant named Missy. But despite Jake's urgings that he surrender himself to his libido, Micky ultimately decides to take Doug's advice: give romance with Donna another try. 155430 2002 Mind of the Married Man, The: Plan, The T VHS 1287 Binder, Mike Episode #13. 9-29-2002 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Micky (Mike Binder) is disturbed by Donna's decision to become a full-time mother. Slayton invites Randall to his weekly poker game. Donna rethinks her career and considers becoming a full-time mother. Jake continues to pursue Missy and Randall teaches the youngsters a few things about cards. 155431 2002 Mind of the Married Man, The: Pony Ride, The T VHS 1309 Binder, Mike Episode #18. 11-3-2002 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Micky plans a surprise party for his boss Randall to get back in his good graces, but finds himself distracted by a new dilemma at home before the party can even begin. 155432 2001 Mind of the Married Man, The: Secret of The Universe, The T SVD 1104 Binder, Mike Episode #2. 9-29-2001 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Admonished by Micky for being "cold" to Missy, Donna arrives at his office to ask her out to lunch—a decision that does not sit well with her husband. Single co-worker Kevin boasts about the plethora of "crazy" women around town. Jake gets up-close-and-personal with the paper's new Entertainment Reporter Ilene (Marisa Ryan). Doug shares his "secret of the universe" with Micky, offering to loan Micky and Donna some self-help "marriage tapes" that he and his wife Carol watch to keep their relationship strong. 155433 2001 Mind of the Married Man, The: Time On The Lake T On Tape Episode #4. 10-14-2001 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). While Micky and Donna search for a hobby, the guys enlist Jake to find out whether a man has become bored with his beautiful wife. 155434 2001 Mind of the Married Man, The: When We Were Nice T On Tape Marciano, Katayoun A. Episode #8. 11-11-2001 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Increased tension in the Barnes household forces Micky to re-evaluate his feelings toward his assistant. Doug's back problems remind him of the good old days. 155435 2001 Mind of the Married Man, The: Wonderful News T On Tape Shydner, Ritch Episode #6. 10-28-2001 Columnist Micky Barnes (Mike Binder) for a Chicago newspaper married to Donna Barnes (Sonya Walger), a freelance magazine writer. Editor M. Emmer Walsh (Randall Evans). Newspapermen Doug Nelson (Taylor Nichols) and Jake Berman (Jake Weber). Donna discovers that she might be pregnant. Meanwhile, Doug's visiting mother-in-law affects his sex life. 155436 1979 Mind Over Murder MT Reporter (Don Ray Hall). Cameraman (Jack Griffin). 155437 2006 Mind Over Murder MT News Media. Reporters (Kel Morin-Parsons, Sherry Thurig). Unhappy-in-love prosecuting attorney suffers serious head injury and gains psychic power to read minds. She uses this new-found power to catch a killer. 155438 2000 Mind Play N Tomasso, Phillip III TV Reporter Randy Cook attempts to defuse a complex network of mental controls that were planted when he volunteered as a college student for an experiment in hypnotic behavior. Ten years after the experiment, he runs a deadly race against himself to unravel the mesh of mystery that obscures his memory and dictates his actions. 155439 1999 Mind Prey MT DVD -R HQ 7477, 7478 Based on the book by John Sandford Newscaster (Tim Weber). Minneapolis detective takes on a psychotic gamer who kidnapped a wealthy woman and her two daughters. 155440 1912 Mind Reader, The SS OWN Davis, Richard Harding In "Red Cross Girl, The" Press 155441 2000 Mind to Kill, A: Box T Episode #14. News Media. TV Reporter (Carys Owen). 155442 1994 Mind to Kill, A: Death Watch T Episode #7. News Media. Male Reporter (Gareth Traws Jones). Female Reporter (Gwenllian Rhys). 155443 1994 Mind To Kill, A: Gameboys T Episode #1. Reporter Fran Rankin (Nia Samuel). 155444 2002 Mind To Kill, A: Little House in the Forest, The T Episode #15. 10-18-2002 Journalist (Rhys Ap William). 155445 1996 Mind To Kill, A: Strange Territory T Episode #12. Journalist (Gareth Traws). 155446 1994 Mind Twister M Photographer (Fred Olen Ray). 155447 1978 Mind Your Language: Many Happy Returns T Episode #17. 10-28-1978 Commentator (Fraser Kerr). 155448 1951 Mind Your Manners DT Series. 6-24-1951 to 3-9-1952. NBC Host Allen Ludden 155449 1936 Mind Your Own Business M DVD 9941 Larkin, John Francis (Story). Dore Schary (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Orville Shanks (Charlie Ruggles) writes a nature column for The Daily Record. Editor Crane (Lyle Talbot) wants him to spice up his column. Shanks' wife Melba Shanks, (Alice Brady) spices up the column with scandalous gossip using animals as metaphors for people. Column is a hit and Shanks gets a raise. He gets involved in a murder, he and his wife are kidnapped. Editor Crane relishes the publicity. 155450 1995 Mindbender M Commentator (Michael Greenspan) 155451 1966 Minder gelukkige terugkeer van Joszef Katus naar het land van Rembrandt de MF Interviewer (Roelof Kiers) 155452 1979 Minder: All About Scoring, Innit? T Episode #22. 11-20-1980 Reporter (Martin Nel). 155453 1982 Minder: Another Bride, Another Groom T UK. Episode #30. 2-17-1982 Photographer (Ivor Danvers). 155454 1985 Minder: Arthur Is Dead, Long Live Arthur T Episode. 9-25-1985. Season #6, Episode #4. News Media. 1st Reporter (Barry Ewart). 2nd Reporter (John Lilvesey). Newspaper Editor (Jon Laurimore). 155455 1980 Minder: Don't Tell Them Willie Boy Was Here T Episode #15. 10-2-1980 Commentator, Boxing (Benny Lee). 155456 1989 Minder: Fiddler on the Roof T Episode #68. 1-30-1989 News Media. TV Reporter (April Walker). 155457 1994 Minder: Long Good Thursday, The T Episode #91. 3-10-1994 Newscaster (Trevor Nichols). 155458 1982 Minder: Looking for Micky T Episode #28. 2-3-1982 Editor (Richard Simpson). 155459 2006 Mindshock: Sleepwalk Terrors DT Episode #2. 7-3-2006 Journalist Pat Hurst. 155460 2001 Mindstorm MT SVD 1106 Newscaster (Francois Yip). 155461 1991 Mine N McCammon, Robert R. Journalist Laura Clayborne's baby is kidnapped by a psychotic woman 155462 1967 Mineirino Vivo ou Morto MF Reporter (Edson Silva). 155463 2000 Mineral Palace, The N Julavits, Heidi Columnist Bena Jonssen takes a job writing newspaper columns 155464 1979 Mineralians, The SS USC Maestro, Marcello In "Island of the Apes and Other Stories, The." Newspaperman Harold Linnet, writer, died at 79. Owner of the now-defunct Thorndale Sun. The newspaper served a small, but wealthy community, published once a week. Kept people informed of what happened in their town. Story of his life and times. 155465 1935 Ming Yellow N OWN - P Marquand, John P. American Newspaperman in China, fast thinking and young, is hired to obtain a collection of rare porcelain. Correspondent. 155466 1938 Mingled Yarn N Etheridge, W.S. Newspaperman. Liberal newspaperman in Georgia, 1919-1933. 155467 1968 Mini-Affair, The M Herland, Richard A. (Story). Robert G. Amram (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book Reporter Ronnie (Julian Curry) gets involved with three women who kidnap male idols. Romantic entanglements and their captives. Reporter helps resolve the situation when he blackmails one of kidnap victims into dropping charges against the women. Reporter ends up with one of the women. 155468 1998 Minion, The M News Media. Reporter (Liz Macre). Radio Newscaster (Marc Strasford). Photographer (Andy Bradshaw). 155469 1970 Minister und die Ente, Der TF Reporter Colin (Gerd Potyka). Interviewer ITV (Arnulf Schumacher). Interviewer BBC (Gerhard Remus). 155470 1887 Minister's Charge, A; or Apprenticeship of Lemuel Barker, The N MLPL Howells, William Dean Journalism and Religion Mister Evans, writer. 155471 1903 Minister's Wooing, The M Magazine. Picks up a magazine 155472 2007 Ministers, The M Newscaster (Sally Simone Dealy). 155473 1997 Minitimen TF Reporter 155474 2005 Minneapolis M TV News Anchor P.J. Clark (Christine Clayburg) navigates the Minneapolils skyway system as she races to meet deadlines toward the end of a very long day. News Photographer (Greg Snow). 155475 1922 Minnie M Patullo, George (Story). Frances Marion (Titles). Marshall Neilan (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Newspaperman (Matt Moore) loves a woman who is regarded as unattractive. She invents a lover who sends her letters and gifts. To avoid exposure by her stepsister, she tells the reporter an unidentified body is that of her lover. Reporter investigates and when he finds out the truth he is so moved he decides not to write the story. The woman is transformed by plastic surgery and ends up with the reporter. Her father sells an electrical invention to a company run by the reporter's uncle. 155476 1994 Minnie NSF Schmidt, Annie M.G. (Lance Salway, translator). Kay Sather (Illustrator) Reporter Tibbs, a newspaper reporter, gets help from Minnie, formerly a cat but now a woman with feline friends 155477 2001 Minoes M Schmidt, Annie M.G. (Novel). Netherlands Journalist Tibber (Theo Maassen). is helped by a cat who turns into a young woman Miss Minoes (Carice van Houten). Newspaper Editor (Lineke Rijxman). Tibber is not assertive enough and never gets the good scoops. He's in danger of being fired. One day when he returns home, he helps a young woman who has climbed to the top of a tree to escape from a dog. It's Miss Minoes, a cat who lives in the neighborhood and has been projected into human form. Tibber decides to make her his assistant after she tells him all kinds of exclusive news that she's learned from the other cats. Tibber quickly becomes the paper's star reporter. But the presence of this young woman who hangs out with the neighborhood cats and acts the way they do doesn't go unnoticed for long. 155478 2001 Minoes (aka Undercover Kitty) MF Netherlands Journalist Tibbe (Theo Maassen) is in danger of losing his job because he is simply too shy to get the best stories. One day he meets Minoes, a cat that has been magically transformed into a human being. Minoes agrees to supply Tibbe with all kinds of interesting news from her cat friends as long as he agrees to allow her to stay at his place and keep up her diet of raw fish. With Minoeshelp, soon everything Tibbe writes is printed on the front page. All goes well until the cats accuse the town’s leading citizen of being a cheat, and cruel to animals. With the town turning against Tibbe, it’s up to Minoes and his 8-year-old neighbor to set things straight. Newspaper Editor (Lineke Rijxman). 155479 2006 Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman, The: Cult Classic, A T DVD -R HQ 6973 Episode. 8-3-2006 Freelance Magazine Writer Jackie Woodman (Laura Kightlinger) wants to be a screenwriter. The Platform, a so-called self-help group spearheaded by a charismatic agent, lures Jackie and Tara. 155480 2006 Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman, The: Fan of a right-wing radio host T DVD -R HQ 6893 Episode #8. 9-21-2006 Freelance Magazine Writer Jackie Woodman (Laura Kightlinger) wants to be a screenwriter. Under the influence of a new designer drug, Jackie horrifies her friends by becoming an obsessive fan of a right-wing radio host. 155481 2006 Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman, The: Mudlurking T DVD -R HQ 6647 Episode Freelance Magazine Writer Jackie Woodman (Laura Kightlinger) meets a graphic novelist with boyfriend potential. Woodman wants to be a screenwriter. 155482 2006 Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman, The: Nemesisyphus T DVD -R HQ 6847 Episode #7. 9-14-2006 Freelance Magazine Writer Jackie Woodman (Laura Kightlinger) wants to be a screenwriter. Old enemy from film school signs an improbable deal to turn a book on how to write a screenplay into a movie. Jackie, in utter frustration, turns to the wisdom of Sun Tzu's "The Art of War." 155483 2006 Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman, The: Peyote Ugly T DVD -R HQ 6797 Episode #6. 9-7-2006 Freelance Magazine Writer Jackie Woodman (Laura Kightlinger) spends a sizable filmmaking grant from an American Indian nonprofit organization, then she must rely on wits alone to produce and shoot footage for the documentary. 155484 2006 Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman, The: Pounded T DVD -R HQ 6701 Episode. 8-17-2006 Freelance Magazine Writer Jackie Woodman (Laura Kightlinger) discovers her would-be boyfriend stole her 1930s roller derby queen script idea and sold it to the production company where Tara works. 155485 2006 Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman, The: Tumor Has It T DVD -R HQ 6726 Episode. 8-24-2006 Freelance Magazine Writer Jackie Woodman (Laura Kightlinger) unexpectedly gets elevated to co-writer status, but later she finds out she was promoted only because the studio heads believe she has cancer. 155486 2006 Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman, The: Turning Manure into Soy T DVD -R HQ 6769 Episode #5. 8-31-2006 Freelance Magazine Writer Jackie Woodman (Laura Kightlinger). Unable to sleep due to a car alarm, Jackie calls the police to have the vehicle towed, then the owner decides that she wants to be in the Jackie Woodman business. 155487 2006 Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman, The: Turning Manure into Soy T Episode #5. 9-1-2006 News Media. News Reporter (Mark Olsen). 155488 1998 Minor Details M Interviewer (Yvette Mercedes). 155489 2002 Minority Report M Reporter (Nadia Axakowsky). Reporter (Drakeel Burns). Reporter (Tony Hill). Reporter (Dude Walker). 155490 1975 Minotaur Country: Novel of Suspense, A NM MLPL McCloy, Helen Columnist. V published. Two years later, had a syndicated column under her own byline. License to write about anything she pleased to from sport to politics. Old man, Bill Brewer, managing editor. Sam Bates, photographer. 155491 2009 Minsky’s P Hunter, Evan (Original). Bob Martin (Book). Charles Strouse (Music). Susan Birkenhead (Lyrics). World Premiere, 1-2 to 3-1 2009. Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles. Reporters (Jeffrey Schecter, Stacy Todd Holt). A racy musical comedy set in a time when entertainment was about bawdy comedians and dazzling chorines. It’s a world reigned over by the king of burlesque, Billy Minsky—until the day he falls in love and the cops come banging on his door! 155492 1989 Minstrel's Fire NM Neggers, Carla-Anne Harrell News Media 155493 1994 Mint csunya lany nagyon helyes voltam MF Reporter (Gyorgy Nemlaha). 155494 1992 Mint Julep Murder NM Hart, Carolyn Publisher-Writer Kenneth Hazlitt arrives at the Dixie Book Festival peddling a proposal for Song of the South, a trashy roman clef that details indiscretions of some famous Southern writers at the writer's conference. When he drops dead after drinking bourbon from his private stock, evidence points to a bookstore owner -- the fatal glass has her fingerprints. 155495 1998 Minty: Dangerous Creatures T Episode #4. 8-25-1998 Reporter (Justin Beckett). Reporter Tony (Neal Lucanus). Newsreader (Gordon Honeycombe). 155496 1935 Minty's Day SS GPL Greene, Graham In "Portable Graham Greene, The." From "The Shipwrecked, UK Made Me." Newspaper. Ferdinand Minty, shabby remittance man, high Anglican, employed by Stockholm newspaper to shadow industrial giant and report on his movements. 155497 2003 Minun uskoni DF Finland. Series. Interviewer Mauno Saari. 155498 1999 Minus Man, The M Reporter (Kevin Halloran). Anchorwoman (Maria Diaz). 155499 2008 Minute Before Friday, A N Kadlecek, Jo #3 The Lightfoot Trilogy Religion Reporter Jonna Lightfoot MacLaughlin was nothing more than to report good news in the world of religion, and find a good man. The plucky journalist has tackled big assignments and even bigger mysteries in Denver and New Orleans, but nothing could prepare Jonna for her new beat in New York City, a metropolis teeming with hundreds of religions and millions of quirky characters. Just when Jonna thinks she has found good news and a good man, both disappear without a trace spurring her into detective mode. What happens next will test her faith in ways she never imagined. She takes on the city’s greatest power structures and infamous greed, all the while confronting her biggest challenge yet -- her own heart. 155500 1998 minute de silence, Une MF Journalist, the (Andrea Schieffer) 155501 2003 Minute With Stan Hooper, A: Bye, Bye, Miss American Pie T Episode #5. 12-12-2003 TV Journalist Stanley "Stan" Hooper (Norm Macdonald) has for 10 years, closed each episode of "Newsline," America's highest rated newsmagazine, with "A Minute With Stan Hooper." 155502 2003 Minute With Stan Hooper, A: Fear Finds the Falls T Episode #6. 12-12-2003 TV Journalist Stanley "Stan" Hooper (Norm Macdonald) has for 10 years, closed each episode of "Newsline," America's highest rated newsmagazine, with "A Minute With Stan Hooper." Stan burglarizes the diner to prove Waterford Falls is not inviolable to crime. 155503 2003 Minute With Stan Hooper, A: Hustler, A T Episode #3. 11-12-2003 TV Journalist Stanley "Stan" Hooper (Norm Macdonald) has for 10 years, closed each episode of "Newsline," America's highest rated newsmagazine, with "A Minute With Stan Hooper." Stan just wants to give people another choice, but he is surprised to learn of the cover up behind the mayor and the involvement that Fred Hawkins has in it, as well as the rest of the town. Stan plays the locals at billiards. No one else can sink a ball. Stan's opponent will sell the diner if he loses. No one wants that. 155504 2003 Minute with Stan Hooper, A: Pilot T SVD 1467 Episode #1. Series 1-29-2003 to 12-12-2003 TV Journalist Stanley "Stan" Hooper (Norm Macdonald) has for 10 years, closed each episode of "Newsline," America's highest rated newsmagazine, with "A Minute With Stan Hooper." Prime-time human-interest featurette is about "real stories about real people living simple lives in the heartland of America." It's called the most popular minute on television. After a decade of reporting such minutes from a New York studio, Stan feels the need to actually live among the real people whose real stories he tells. So he decides to leave Manhattan for "the vanishing America" where he imagines real people live. They move to Waterford Falls. Ryan begs to become Stan's cameraman. No one else knows him there. 155505 2003 Minute with Stan Hooper, A: Stan Hopper Goes To Washington T SVD 1469 Episode #2. 11-5-2003. TV Journalist Stanley "Stan" Hooper (Norm Macdonald) has for 10 years, closed each episode of "Newsline," America's highest rated newsmagazine, with "A Minute With Stan Hooper." TV Journalist Stan Hooper runs for mayor. Stan decides to enter the race for town mayor when he discovers the same man has been mayor for five terms. Stan just wants to give people another choice, but he is surprised to learn of the cover up behind the mayor and the involvement that Fred Hawkins has in it, as well as the rest of the town. 155506 2003 Minute with Stan Hopper, A: Ghost Family T Episode #10. TV Journalist Stanley "Stan" Hooper (Norm Macdonald) has for 10 years, closed each episode of "Newsline," America's highest rated newsmagazine, with "A Minute With Stan Hooper." Stan decides to investigate his property upon learning the people of the town believe there are ghosts living in his boathouse. 155507 2003 Minute with Stan Hopper, A: Good Doctor, The T Episode #12 TV Journalist Stanley "Stan" Hooper (Norm Macdonald) has for 10 years, closed each episode of "Newsline," America's highest rated newsmagazine, with "A Minute With Stan Hooper." Stan suspects that Doc Goodman is not really a doctor 155508 2003 Minute with Stan Hopper, A: Good Golly, Miss Molly T Episode #8. TV Journalist Stanley "Stan" Hooper (Norm Macdonald) has for 10 years, closed each episode of "Newsline," America's highest rated newsmagazine, with "A Minute With Stan Hooper." Typo in the "Cheese Quarterly" magazine naming Molly as Fred's mistress brings the tabloids and press down on Stan. 155509 2003 Minute with Stan Hopper, A: Milkman, The T Episode #11 TV Journalist Stanley "Stan" Hooper (Norm Macdonald) has for 10 years, closed each episode of "Newsline," America's highest rated newsmagazine, with "A Minute With Stan Hooper." After inadvertently getting the milkman fired, Stan helps him starting his own "business." 155510 2003 Minute with Stan Hopper, A: Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving, An T SVD 1436 Episode #4. 11-26-1003 TV Journalist Stanley "Stan" Hooper (Norm Macdonald) has for 10 years, closed each episode of "Newsline," America's highest rated newsmagazine, with "A Minute With Stan Hooper." Stan gets interested in turkey hunting, ordering every possible item in preparation for an outing, then he enlists Chelsea to prevent Molly from cooking anything for Thanksgiving dinner. 155511 2003 Minute with Stan Hopper, A: Snow Job T Episode #9. TV Journalist Stanley "Stan" Hooper (Norm Macdonald) has for 10 years, closed each episode of "Newsline," America's highest rated newsmagazine, with "A Minute With Stan Hooper." Town's snowplow operator has a thing for Stan and when Stan denies her, the whole town suffers. 155512 2003 Minute with Stan Hopper, A: Stan's Best Friend T Episode #13. TV Journalist Stanley "Stan" Hooper (Norm Macdonald) has for 10 years, closed each episode of "Newsline," America's highest rated newsmagazine, with "A Minute With Stan Hooper." Problems arise when Stan mistakes a wolf he found for a puppy 155513 2003 Minute with Stan Hopper, A: Stan's Biggest Fan T Episode #7. TV Journalist Stanley "Stan" Hooper (Norm Macdonald) has for 10 years, closed each episode of "Newsline," America's highest rated newsmagazine, with "A Minute With Stan Hooper." Stan discovers his biggest fan lives nearby and enlists the help of a cranky mailman to find him. 155514 2007 Minx, The M TV News Anchor (Caren Evers). 155515 1970 Mir hat es immer SpaB gemacht MF West Germany Publisher-Editor Hugh M. Hefner (Himself) of Playboy Magazine. Reporter with cigar behind the hotel in Miami Beach (Horst Wendlandt). 155516 2008 Mira James: August Moon N Lourey, Jess #4 Murder-By-Month Mystery Reporter Mira James for the Battle Lake Recall newspaper is an urban woman with rural Minnesota roots who is a part-time librarian and a part-time journalist in Battle Lake, a small, rural Minnesota town. When the Adonis of Battle Lake doesn’t show up for an evening of romance, Mira James decides that she has had it once and for all with small-town Minnesota. After dealing with only two television channels, corpses, killers and a missing statue, Mira counted on this rendezvous to balance out her otherwise yucky existence. Instead, she finds a replacement librarian, files her last column with the Battle Lake Recall newspaper and prepares to leave town. But when her teenage librarian assistant is brutally murdered, Mira has to stay and solve the case. Battle Lake is peculiar enough, but now that a sinister religious cult has moved in, it’s downright weird. Among the quirky citizenry is an octogenarian library worker as sly as she is crazy, a caped curator of a tick museum, a flamboyant mayor fond of the bottle, and a shady police chief. Mira thinks it’s time for her to leave this crazy town, hightail it back to Minneapolis and become a cat-collecting, fist-shaking, asexual English professor. Furious after being stood up by local hottie Johnny Leeson, Mira decides to abandon Battle Lake, Minnesota, where the women are churchgoers, the men like to hunt, and the body count is above average. But when a cheerleader bites the dust, Mira loiters along enough to snoop. She is highly suspicious of the New Millennium Bible Camp, a disturbing place with a Stepford Wives meets Hee Haw vibe. Before ditching Battle Lake, Mira is helt bent on confronting her own demons and catching a killer. 155517 2007 Mira James: June Bug N Lourey, Jess #2 Murder-By-Month Mystery Reporter Mira James for the Battle Lake Recall newspaper stumbles across a waterlogged corpse while looking into a local legend about a diamond necklace lost in a nearby lake and the part-time reporter is determined to solve the crime. Mira James never imagined life after college would be a doublewide trailer outside Battle Lake, Minnesota. Then again, maybe the North Country has more to offer than mosquitoes and broasted chicken. Local legend claims that a diamond necklace was lost nearly a century ago in Whiskey Lake, not far from the present day Shangri-La resort. Mira goes fishing for the story behind the legend, but her dives turn up more than missing jewelry. Buoyed by frozen Nut Goodies and a diminutive circus performer, James’ search leads to a new mystery to unravel and puts her face to face with the surfacing of a menacing foe from her past. Excerpt: “I wasn’t in my apartment in Minneapolis where I had lived for nearly 10 years -- a little loft on the West Bank where I’d shared a bathroom with a sexy, blue-eyed horn player in his sixties and a compulsively clean law student. I had moved out of there in March, leaving my cheating boyfriend and my career as a waitress and grad student in the University of Minnesota English program and had been house-sitting for my friend Sunny ever since. I was living in her little doublewide on the outskirts of Battle Lake, Minnesota....” 155518 2007 Mira James: Knee High by the Fourth of July N Lourey, Jess #3 Murder-By-Month Mystery Reporter Mira James for the Battle Lake Recall newspaper is an urban woman with rural Minnesota roots. What’s so wrong with admiring from a distance. Mira’s quirky puppy love for Chief Wenonga, a well-muscled fiberglass statue in her Minnesota small town might be a safer love pursuit than online dating. But when the 23-foot Chief goes missing from his cement base, Mira’s not the only citizen to be crushed. The town of Battle Lake is celebrating the statue’s 25th anniversary and no amount of blue, sugar-soaked popcorn balls at Wenonga Days can uplift their gloomy mood. But when Mira runs into a dead body, the town has more pressing issues. Mira’s second biggest crush, organic gardening god and dead ringer for Brad Pitt, Johnny Leeson, has disappeared. Her luck with men is running out, and a killer might be moving in. With something of her own to hide, Mira hopes she can avoid the police long enough to track down the object of her mega-crush -- but is Mira trailing a statue-thief, a kidnapper or a murderer? 155519 2006 Mira James: May Day N Lourey, Jess #1 Murder-By-Month Mystery Reporter Mira James for the Battle Lake Recall newspaper has been taking it easy since college graduation -- too easy. Due to a dead-end job and a cheating boyfriend, the Twin Cities have lost their charm and Minneapolitan Mira decides to begin a new life in rural Battle Lake. Right away she is offered jobs as an assistant librarian and a part-time reporter, and falls into an unexpected romance with a guy who seems to be the perfect man until he turns up dead between the reference stacks her tenth day on the job. Anxious to learn ore about the man who had briefly stolen her heart, Mira delves into the hidden mysteries of Battle Lake, including an old land deed with ancient Ojibwe secrets, an obscure octogenarian crowd with freaky social lives, and a handful of thirtysomething high school buddies who hold bitter, decades-old grudges. Mira soon discovers that unknown dangers are concealed under the polite exterior of this quirky small town, and revenge is a tator-tot hot dish best served cold. It turns out James is an urban woman with rural Minnesota roots. 155520 2009 Mira James: September Fair N Lourey, Jess #5 Murder-By-Month Mystery Reporter Mira James for the Battle Lake Recall newspaper is an urban woman with rural Minnesota roots who is a part-time librarian and a part-time journalist in Battle Lake, a small, rural Minnesota town. James is covering the beauty pageant to elect Milkfed Mary, Queen of the Dairy, at the Minnesota State Fair. Unfortunately drop dead gorgeous Ashley Pederson, a native of Battle Lake, Minnesota, turns up poisoned to death in the refrigerated room where, as winner of the contest, she was having her head sculpted in butter. Mira, in her effort to solve Ashley’s murder, uncovers small town jealousies, secret love affairs, embezzlement and a big dairy concern engaged in dubious practices. The Minnesota State Fair -- the beloved home of 4H exhibits, Midway rides and everything on a stick -- is riding high until the recently crowned Milkfed Mary, Queen of the Dairy, a Battle Lake native, is brutally murdered while her regal likeness is carved in butter. Can Mira James, covering the fair for the Battle Lake Recall, expose a deadly State Fair secret and win a blue ribbon for caging a killer? You bet your last deep-friend Nut Goodie. 155521 2004 Miracle M DVD -R HQ 3556, 3557, 3558. Reporters (Kurt Evans, Peter Kelamis, Daniel Bacon, Julius Chapple, Kwesi Ameyaw). TV Reporter Philip Maurice Hayes (Phil Hayes). Announcer (L. Harvey Gold). American Announcer (John Ashbridge). Russian Announcer (Alexander Kalugin). As Themselves (Sportscasters Al Michaels, Ken Dryden, Jim McKay) 155522 1993 Miracle Child MT Photographer, Town (Al Hubbs). 155523 1991 Miracle Cure N Coben, Harlan TV Journalist Sara Lowell uncovers a conspiracy apparently designed to prevent the development of a cure for AIDS. 155524 1995 Miracle in Seville N Michener, James Sports Journalist Shenstone tells about his experiences two decades ago when he was sent to Seville to cover the efforts of an aging rancher to revive his once proud line of bulls. He uncovers a story that shakes his newspaperman's hard-bitten pragmatism He meets the rancher who raises the bulls who prays to the Virgin Mary that the bulls he raises will perform well and redeem his family name. The rancher's spirit enters the consciousness of his bulls as they fight in the ring. Reporter is initially skeptical, but his disbelief is shaken. He realizes he has witnessed the miraculous. 155525 1956 Miracle in the Rain M SVDSP 563 Hecht, Ben (Story-Screenplay) Former Reporter Arthur Hugenon (Van Johnson) for the Nashville Beacon is a soldier now who finds a story which he takes to The New York Times. He hopes to work for the paper when he returns from overseas but is killed in battle. Woman he loves becomes ill when she gets the news. In a state of delirium she runs to St. Patrick's Cathedral where he appears to her and leaves her with a coin she had earlier given him for luck. City Editor Mr. Baldwin (Grandon Rhodes). 155526 1941 Miracle Kid, The M Reporter (Pat Gleason) 155527 1988 Miracle Mile M TV Anchorman (Bruce Hayes) 155528 1969 Miracle of Love, The M AFI-Columnists Columnist 155529 1942 Miracle of Morgan's Creek, The M DVD -R HQ 2512, 2513. In "Best Film Plays of 1943-1944." Sturges Biography Newspaper Editor (Vic Potel). Press circus. Local editor calls governor at beginning of film and his story is flashback we see. 155530 1982 Miracle of Pelham Bay Park N Mancini, Anthony News Media 155531 1948 Miracle of the Bells, The M DVD -R HQ 2608, 2609. SV 180 PR Press Agent Bill Dunnigan (Fred MacMurray), theatrical press agent. Radio Commentator-Narrator (Quentin Reynolds). Bob Briggs, Reporter (Bert Davidson). Ray Tanner, Reporter (Maxwell Hamilton). Tod Jones, Reporter (Jim Nolan). Reporter (George Cathrey). Reporter (Roy Darmour). Reporter (Mike Sandler). Reporter (Bob Thom). Reporter (Bill Wallace). Reporter (Mel Wixon). Publicity 155532 1946 Miracle of the Bells, The N OWN - P Janney, Russell Press Agent Bill Dunnigan accompanies the body of a starlet back to Coaltown Pennsylvania to get publicity for the unreleased film she had starred in. 155533 2001 Miracle of the Cards, The MT SVD 1393. SVD 1152 Missing last 30 minutes Reporter Josh (Kirk Cameron) believes God is a crutch to people who can't manage their own lives. Editor (Karin Konoval) 155534 1955 Miracle on 34th Street T DVD -R HQ 2603 Episode. Hour of Stars News Media. Kris Kringle (Thomas Mitchell) 155535 1959 Miracle on 34th Street MT News Media 155536 1994 Miracle on 34th Street M DVD -R HQ 2606, 2607 Public Relations Practitioner Dorey Walker (Elizabeth Perkins). TV Newscaster (Lester Holt). News Anchor (Michele Marsh). News Anchor (Rosanna Scotto). News Anchor (Joe Moskowitz). Newscaster (Janet Kauss). Newscaster (Susie Park). Anchor Woman (Barbara Scolaro). Kris Kringle (Richard Attenborough) 155537 1947 Miracle on 34th Street M DVD -R HQ 2606, 2607. L. Public Relations Practitioner Doris Walker (Maureen O'Hara), hard-bitten department store public relations woman. Reporter (Jeff Corey). Reporter (Richard Irving). Media reaction. Newspapers. Courtroom Reporter (Jeffrey Sayre). 155538 1947 Miracle on 34th Street N Davies, Valentine News Media reaction. Newspapers. Press. 155539 1973 Miracle on 34th Street, The MT Update of 1947 movie Public Relations Practitioner Karen Walker (Jane Alexander). News Media. 155540 2006 Miracle on 49th Street NS Lupica, Mike Sports Media. The MVP of the championship Boston Celtics is a media darling with a spotless reputation. 155541 1981 Miracle on Ice M Reporter #1 (James Brown). Reporter #2 (Steve Bond) 155542 1993 Miracle on Interstate 880 MT Cameraman (Phil Hayes). 155543 1931 Miracle Woman, The M DVD -R HQ 2614, 2615. VHS 1033 Press Agent-Manager Hornsby blackmails an evangelist after creating her career. Says he will expose her in the newspapers claiming larceny even though he handled all of the money. Also wants to tie her in with a murder he committed. Power of the Press. Press agent claims he's only a loyal employee. She's responsible for it all. 155544 1984 Miracle, The N Wallace, Irving News Media 155545 1963 Miraclejack N OWN - H Baldwin, Michael Alcoholic Newspaperman begins writing stories about a religious man to reaffirm his faith and revive his career. 155546 1986 Miracles Take a Little Longer N Lewis, Roy Harley British Journalist Ronald Kemp working in Libya, is manipulated by American agents into supporting an assassination plot ending up in harrowing imprisonment. Set in 1980 155547 2003 Miracles: Little Miss Lost T Episode #5. Reporter (Steven J. Levy). 155548 1986 Miracule, Le MF Reporter-Photographer (Abbes Zahmani), Le reporter-photographe. 155549 1993 Miradouro da Lua, O MF Portugal Radio Journalist (Carla Castro). 155550 1965 Mirage M TV Newscaster (Jerry Dunphy). Reporters (John Crowther, Rian Garrick, Gerald Gordon, Karen Norris, Walter Reed ). 155551 1978 Miranda N OWN - H Sanders, Pamela Correspondent Miranda Pickerel experiences as a correspondent in Asia. 155552 2007 Miriam Beckstein: Clan Corporate, The NSF Stross, Charles #3 Merchant Princes Series Business Journalist Miriam Beckstein is a young, hip reporter in Boston who has gotten in touch with her roots and they have nearly strangled her. She discovered that her family comes from an alternate reality, that she is very well-connected and that her family is too much like the Mafia for comfort. Women are family property and required to breed more family members with the unique talent to walk between worlds. Miriam tried to be an outsider and her own woman and started a profitable business in a third world she has discovered outside the family reach. She fell in love with a distant relative but he died saving her life. Now she is over-searching. And if she gets caught, death or a fate worse is around the bend. The brain-damaged son of the local king needs a wife -- but they would never make her do that, would they? 155553 2005 Miriam Beckstein: Family Trade, The NSF Stross, Charles #1 Merchant Princes Series Business Journalist Miriam Beckstein is a young, hip reporter in Boston is happy in her life. She’s a successful reporter for a hi-tech magazine in Boston making good money doing what she loves. She has discovered her alternate world relatives and with them an elite identity she didn’t know was hers. Now in order to avoid a slippery slope down to an unmarked grave, Miriam, known as Lady Helge to the Family, starts applying modern business practices and scientific knowledge to a trade dominated by mercantilists -- with unexpected consequences for three different timelines, including the quasi-Victorian one exploited by the hidden family. 155554 2006 Miriam Beckstein: Hidden Family, The NSF Stross, Charles #2 Merchant Princes Series Business Journalist Miriam Beckstein is a young, hip reporter in Boston is happy in her life. She’s a successful reporter for a hi-tech magazine in Boston making good money doing what she loves. When her researcher brings her ironclad evidence of a money-laundering scheme, Miriam thinks she’s found the story of the year. But when she takes it to her editor, she’s fired on the spot and gets a death threat from the criminals she has uncovered. Before the day is over, she’s received a locket left by the mother she never knew, the mother who was murdered when she was an infant. Within is a knot work pattern which has a hypnotic effect on her. Before she knows it, she’s transported herself to a parallel Earth, a world where knights on horseback chase their prey with automatic weapons, and where world-skipping assassins lurk just on the other side of reality, a world where her true family runs things. The six families of the Clan rule the kingdom of Gruinmarkt from behind the scenes, a mixture of nobility and criminal conspirators whose power to walk between the worlds make them rich in both. B raids of family loyalty and intermarriage provide a fragile guarantee of peace, but a recently ended civil war has left the families shaken and suspicious. Taken in by her mother's people, she becomes the star of the story of the century-as Cinderella without a fairy godmother. As her mother's heir, Miriam is hailed as the prodigal countess Helge Thorold-Hjorth, and feted and feasted. Caught up in schemes and plots centuries in the making, Miriam is surrounded by unlikely allies, forbidden loves, lethal contraband, and, most dangerous of all, her family. Her unexpected return will super cede the claims of other clan members to her mother's fortune and power, and whoever killed her mother will be happy to see her dead, too. Behind all this lie deeper secrets still, which threaten everyone and everything she has ever known. Patterns of deception and interlocking lies, as intricate as the knot work between the universes. But Miriam is no one's pawn, and is determined to conquer her new home on her own terms. 155555 2008 Miriam Beckstein: Merchants’ War, The: Book Four of the Merchant Princes NSF Stross, Charles #4 Merchant Princes Series Business Journalist Miriam Beckstein is a young, hip reporter in Boston who discovers that her family came from an alternate reality, that she was very well-connected and that her family was too much like the Mafia for comfort. She found herself caught in a family trap and betrothed to a brain-damaged prince and then all hell broke out. Now, she has escaped to yet another world and remains in hiding from both the Clan and their opponents. There is a nasty shooting war going on in the Gruinmarkt world of the Clan and we know something Miriam does not: something that she’s really going to hate if she lives long enough to find out. The clan, a Machiavellian trading dynasty whose members can cross among parallel universes, is losing control of its own affairs, embroiled in a shooting war with local royalty on the Gruinmarkt world and racing modern American blac-ops agencies to unravel the secrets behind the world-walking ability. Beckstein, a journalist turned mercantile heiress, is stuck one university sideways from the main action. 155556 1981 Mirror N OWN - H Gross, Leonard Editor James Cavanaugh, the Mirror's chief editor. Managing Editor Harry Draper. John Reed, Mirror's founder. Famous national magazine in 1968. 155557 1999 Mirror N Freed, Lynn Newspaperman (“The Newspaperman”) will be a weak and soon-divorced husband, followed by such lovers as Agnes La Grance finds attractive -- “the banker,” “the hunter,” and “the trader.” It is 1920 and Agnes leaves a poor life in England for Durban, South Africa to make her future. In the house of the Jewish family where she first works as a maid, the wife is dying, which doesn’t keep the husband from sneaking to Agnes’s room to make love while watching in a mirror he’s given her. Agnes becomes pregnant and the “old Jew” as she calls him bluntly but without judgment, puts her up in the Railway Hotel -- an establishment of which, after the birth of her daughter Leah, she becomes owner and new proprietress by finessing the old man into putting up the money. From then on, Agnes is on her way: “the newspaperman” is weak and manipulated by her. She marries him and Leah calls her Daddy. Two years later, Agnes saves enough money to buy another hotel called the Avondale Hotel. Leah begins school and her schoolteacher is Sarah, the Jewish man’s daughter. Soon after Leah is six years old, Agnes falls in love with another man and likes to hunt animals. She called him “The hunter.” Agnes was cheating on her husband. She then went to North America to see the hunter. The newspaperman finds out about the hunter and wants a divorce. Agnes went bankrupt, so Leah and she move into the boarding house. Agnes doesn’t even read the papers, but her beauty, life and business sense draws others to her, seeing her through the Depression and World War II as she’s cheated, but recovers, buys more property, sees Leah become a famous singer and an adulterer, leaving Agnes a gorgeous child to raise as a second daughter. 155558 1999 Mirror Image N Steel, Danielle Journalist India Taylor longs to reclaim her journalism career and meets Paul Ward a jetsetter who inspires her to change her life. 155559 1990 Mirror Image N Brown, Sandra TV Reporter Avery Daniels of KTEX in San Antonio is in a plane crash and when she wakes up in the hospital she is mistaken for another woman. Her career had been in shambles. KTEX was a long step down from a network job and a Washington D.C. beat. Now a sensational story was dropped into her lab -- she was now a senator's wife. What better vehicle to launch herself back to the top echelon of broadcast news? Risks were astronomical, but she couldn't name a single ace reporter who hadn't stuck his neck out to get where he was. Her father had taken daily risks and his courage paid off with Pulitzer Prize. "Irish" her boss at the station. TV Cameraman Van Lovejoy a video photographer for KTEX News. Fortyish, string-bean thin. Belly was concave and there was a pronounced stoop to his bony shoulders. Thin hair hung straight down from central part, reaching almost to his shoulders and framing a thin, narrow face. Aging hippie who had never evolved from the sixties. Nicotine-stained fingers. Professional drinker. 155560 2008 Mirror Image: And Other Stories SS Kennedy, Roger F. In “Mirror Image: And Other Stories.” Sportswriter Matt McCoy has his column taken away for dissing over-the-hill Sports Section Editor Phil Pfister. His penance is to write the “Dear Gwendolyn” advice column. Undaunted, McCoy will use it to exact his revenge. 155561 2008 Mirror Image: And Other Stories SS Kennedy, Roger F. In “Mirror Image: And Other Stories.” Publicist Franny goes on a game show and wins a holiday at Playa du Sur, a resort hotel in sunny Malibu. Just the thing to relax her frazzled spirit. On the beach she meets frisky Toot. Suddenly, Franny’s low-key holiday turns more venturesome. 155562 1992 Mirror Images M Anchorwoman (Juliet James-Kelly Royce). 155563 1975 Mirror of Deception MT AD Newspaper Advertisement - Employment 155564 2008 Mirror’s Edge, The N Sidor, Steven Freelance Journalist Jase Deering in Chicago decides to investigate with his partner and girlfriend, the blind Robyn Matchfrost the kidnapping of two-year-old twins a year ago The reporter has his own demons: his 12-year-old brother was abducted and murdered when they were children. With the help of police detectives, Jase traces the palindrome, mirrorrorrim, which the twin’s abductor carved into their nanny’s living flesh to a cult leader who advocated human sacrifice. Though the cult leader is dead, Jase discovers that his son lives in the area and isn’t as harmless as he first appears. As Jase, now alone, spends the next 10 years delving deeper into the world of the cult and the supernatural. He knows he is too late for the boys and for himself, but obsessively keeps drilling deeper in search of the truth. 155565 1985 Mirrors M Newspaper. Glowing newspaper article garners good publicity for young dancer 155566 1981 Mis MF TV Reporter (Bogdan Krzywicki). TV Host (Tadeusz Somogi). 155567 2003 Misadventures in 3D M News Reporter (Kim Delgado). 155568 1999 Misadventures in the (213) N Hensley, Dennis Publicist Miles is a superpublicist in Hollywood. Underemployed Tinseltown wannabes and their crazy high jinks: Like making off with fish from Tina Louise’s koi pond. Or calling Leeza Gibbons via Airfone to ask who does her headshots. Or harassing Alicia Silverstone with tales of watermelon-loving porn stars. Or auctioning off Andrew Shue’s chicken wing and Heather Locklear’s lip print for charity. The wannabes include Publicist Miles, a struggling screenwriter Craig, Dandy Rio, his best friend and star of her own hit sitcom, and Ulysses, a noble but unsuccessful musician from Craig and Dandy’s college days. And a whole slew of love slaves. (213) is the area code for these misadventures. 155569 1964 Misadventures of Merlin Jones, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 155570 1989 Misadventures of Mr. Wilt, The M Reporter (John Melainey). 155571 1998 Misbegotten M TV Anchor (Adrienne Arsenault). 155572 1586 Miscellaneous Ballads PO COPY Deloney, Thomas In "Works of Thomas Deloney." Balladeer. "Proper new Ballad breefely declaring the Death and Execution of fourteen most wicked Traitors, who suffered death in Lincolnes Inne feelde neere London: the 20 and 21 of September, 1586. " 155573 1588 Miscellaneous Ballads PO COPY Deloney, Thomas In "Works of Thomas Deloney." Balladeer. "New Ballet of the straunge and most cruell Whippes which the Spanyards had prepared to whippe and torment English men and women:…which were found and taken at the overthrow of certaine of the Spanish Shippes, in July… "…last past, 1588." 155574 2008 Mischief Becomes Her N Michaels, Kasey #2 Sunshine Girls Series TV Reporter Jessica Sunshine is bright, warm and downright deadly if one got too close. That’s the lesson homicide detective Matt Denby learned the hard way when he teamed up with the youngest Sunshine sister. Sure, he wanted to help solve her father’s murder, but being on the case day and night with the sultry TV reporter was driving him up the wall in more ways than one. Jessica steamed through life and into danger without regard. And Matt was hell-bent on protecting the vixen. But who was going to back him up once the blond bombshell turned her charms on him? 155575 2008 Misdeal M Reporter (Muminah Ghani) 155576 1903 Misdemeanors of Nancy N Hoyt, Eleanor Press 155577 1995 Miserables, Les M American Reporter (Remi Bergman) 155578 1990 Misery M L TV Anchorman (Tom Brunelle). Anchorman (June Christopher). Reporter #1 (Julie Payne). Reporter #2 (Archie Hahn III). Reporter #3 (Gregory Snegoff). 155579 1996 Misery Loves Company: Joe deMarco, Boy Wonder T Episode #3. TV News Anchor Linda (Crystal Carson). Photographer (David Youse). 155580 1995 Misery Loves Company: Pilot T Episode #4. 10-22-1995 TV News Anchor Linda (Crystal Carson). 155581 1985 Misfits of Science MT News Media. TV Newscaster (Preston Hanson). Reporter (Tawny Schneider). 155582 1985 Misfits of Science: Deep Freeze (Pilot) T Episode #1. 10-4-1985 Newscaster (Preston Hanson). First Technician (Wendy Oates). Second Technician (Ralph Brannen). 155583 1985 Misfits of Science: Twin Engines T Episode #9. 12-13-1985 News Media. Woman Reporter (Julie Inouye). Reporter #2 (Paunita Nichols). 155584 1866 Misfortunes of Frederic Pickering, The SS Trollope, Anthony In "Complete Short Stories, Anthony Trollope, The." Reporter Roderick Billings, on staff of Lady Bird newspaper. Fred Pickering and the Morning Comet offices. 155585 1985 Mishima: Life in Four Chapters, A M Reporter No. 1 (Ren Ebata). Reporter No. 2 (Yasuhiro Arai). Reporter No. 3 (Fumio Mizushima). American Reporter (Alan Mark Poul). 155586 1920 Misleading Lady, The M AFI-Reporters/Playwrights Reporter (Arthur Housman) 155587 1990 Misplaced Lives NR OWN - H Victor, Barbara Photojournalist Gabriella Carlucci-Molloy, glamorous photojournalist for a French magazine 155588 1998 Miss 420 MF India Reporter Arvind (Aashif Sheikh) investigates the case of the lovely Miss 420 is a secret agent assigned to infiltrate and foil a group of brutal terrorists targeting India -- but she is killed in a car explosion before she can succeed. He decides to look into the murder. He finds damning evidence against an underworld gangster but before he can write his story, he is abducted, imprisoned and tortured. The reporter’s sister and her boyfriend desperately try to find him. But the sister is not what she seems to me. No one can explain why his sister is the splitting image of Miss 420. 155589 1982 Miss All-American Beauty MT TV Reporter (Beverly Renquist) 155590 1954 Miss America Pageant T Correspondent Bess Myerson (Miss America 1945) Interviewer (Julie Moran, 2002). Host Greta Van Susteren, Fox News Channel's On the Record (2003). 155591 1955 Miss America Story T Philco Television Playhouse - 9-4-55 News Media. Lee Meriwether 155592 1992 Miss America: Behind the Crown MT Journalist (Judy Clayton) 155593 1993 Miss Carrie Kumquat: Investigative Reporter (Volumes I and II) N Morrison, Jimmy King Investigative Reporter Carrie Kumquat of Throckmorton County, Texas and surrounding areas including Abilene during the Great Depression and World War II. Newspaper headline on the cover of Volume I: “Don’t worry: Everything Is Going To Be All Right.” 155594 1906 Miss Civilization P USC Davis, Richard Harding Press 155595 2000 Miss Congeniality M Newscaster (Catenya McHenry) 155596 2005 Miss Congeniality 2: Armed & Fabulous M DVD -R HQ 8X 4028, 4029. DVD -R HQ 7666, 7667. News Media. CNN Reporter (Sue Tripathi). Vegas TV Anchorwoman (Rachel Smith). Reporter #1 (Cameron Milzer). Reporter #2 (Nate Bynum). Reporter #3 (Michael Kendall). Reporter #1a (Kimble Jemison). Reporter #2a (Susan Leslie). Reporter #1a (Kimble Jemison). Reporter #2a (Susan Leslie). Cameraman (Vladimir Rajcic). Cameraman (Vladimir Rajcic). Talk Show Hosts Regis and Joy Philbin (Themselves). Gay Publicist Joel Meyers (Diedrich Bader) presents every extreme caricature about gays possible. 155597 1915 Miss Elizabeth Gibbs N Ramsey, Alicia (Royston) Editor. She thought it would be delicious to sit in a big office and be an editor. Became editor of The Universe, "a magazine for advanced women." Experience and success. 155598 1950 Miss Italia MF Cameraman (Silvio Bagolini), Foto-romanzo 155599 1894 Miss Jerry M Reporter. Adventures of a girl reporter, first picture play 155600 1920 Miss Jones, Journalist P MLPL Haviland, J. Butler Index-One Act, 1900-1923 Journalist 155601 1951 Miss Liberty T Adapted from 1949 musical with book by Moss Hart and Robert Emmett Sherwood. Music and lyrics by Irving Berlin. Musical Comedy Time -- 1949 musical Press. Kenny Baker, Carol Bruce, Doretta Morrow, Gloria de Haven 155602 1933 Miss Lonelyhearts N OWN - H West, Nathaniel With "Day of the Locust, The" Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist known as "Miss Lonelyhearts." Willie Shrike the cruel feature editor, who is Miss Lonelyhearts' boss. Turns the knife in Miss L's agony by his unending mockery of the desperate cries for help in the letters. Miss Lonelyhearts is the male writer of advice to the lovelorn on the New York Post-Dispatch. The lovelorn column, considered a necessity for the increase in the paper's circulation and regarded by its staff as a joke, becomes an agony to its writer. 155603 1955 Miss Lonelyhearts P MLPL Teichmann, H. Play Index, 1953-60 - 812 T262-2. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist. 155604 1983 Miss Lonelyhearts M Reporter (Alana Brazis). Reporter (Albert Barosso). Reporter (Peter J. Corrallo). Reporter (Mark Lane). Reporter (Don L. McDaniel). Reporter (Bob Puglisi). Reporter (Antonio Perez). Reporter (Dolly White). Reporter (Dan Schneider). Reporter (Den Surles). Reporter (Jack Tanner). Reporter in Delchanty's (Dennis Crabb). Financial Editor (Fox Harris). 155605 2006 Miss Lonelyhearts P West, Nathaniel (Based on his novel). Lowell Liebermann (Music). J.D. McClatchy (Librettist) Premiered in New York in 206. Co-production between the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, the Julliard School and the University of Southern California. Advice Columnist Miss Lonelyhearts (tenor), an anonymous, Dear Abby-style advice columnist descends steadily into madness as he agonizes over letters from readers who send him their desperate pleas. He is hounded by his cynical editor Shrike (baritone), is cruel to his fiancee, has affairs and is finally killed by the husband of one of his lovers. The chorus includes a trio of jaded reporters. Copy Boy (tenor). Reporter 1 (bass). Reporter 2 (baritone). Reporter 3 (tenor). Act I. Miss Lonelyhearts, who as a joke has signed on as the newspaper’s advice columnist, is slumped over his desk in despair, as behind him the voices of his correspondents are heard. He is in “the Christ business,” but abandoned in a world of cynical unbelievers, and increasingly identified with the world’s sufferings. His boss, Shrike, taunts him. At Delehanty’s speakeasy, half-drunk fellow reporters tease Miss Lonelyhearts as a a religious “leper licker.” Shrike gives him mocking advice. Miss Lonelyheart’s girlfriend Betty searches the bar for him and tries to rescue him, but he pushes her away, afraid that his job has infected him. An old man enters and the reporter cruelly harass him as an “old fag.” and Miss Lonelyhearts joins in, screaming that he loves him. A violent scene ensues, until one of the reporters hits Miss Lonelyhearts from behind with a chair. In his dingy bedroom, a crucifix over his bed, Miss Lonelyhearts falls asleep, dreaming of “the Blood of the Lamb.” In a dream sequence, grisly scenes are reenacted -- college students sacrifice a lamb. Betty telephones, wondering if he is all right. He hangs up the phone and stars are the crucifix. Miss Lonelyhearts visits Shrike’s apartment. Shrike’s wife Mary looks at the young man provocatively as Shrike taunts him and demeans his wife. Left alone, Mary and Miss Lonelyhearts -- who explains that he has failed with Betty and needs her -- dance to a radio tune. With Shrike in the adjoining room, he starts undoing her dress and she sings to keep her husband from hearing them. Frustrated and exhausted, Miss Lonelyhearts finally leaves, and Shrike appears from behind the bedroom door, laughing. A frantic scene at the newspaper office. Goldsmith (bass), another reporter, brings Miss Lonelyhearts a letter from Fay Doyle, asking him to meet her. Fay comes to Miss Lonelyhearts apartment, and explains her husband is a cripple and that she married him out of pity. Their child isn’t his. Miss Lonelyhearts tries to console her and reconcile her with her husband. Fay turns on him sexually and again dream-fantasies are enacted. When he wakes up, Fay is gone, and Betty appears. She begs him to quit his job, which is making him ill. He explains his “mission.” Shrike, having heard Miss Lonelyhearts was sick, enters, bitterly joking. Betty demands that Miss Lonelyhearts choose: her or the job. She thinks she can save him, just as he thinks he can save the world. She promises a new start and they leave together. Act II. On the porch of a farmhouse, Betty and Miss Lonelyhearts contemplate the natural world’s bounty and beauty. But the letters continue to haunt him. To distract him, Betty urges him to look at the natural world around him, and yields to his advances. They kiss. A love duet. Back at the office, Miss Lonelyhearts tries to answer the letters. A new voice, Aching, tells her wrenching story of a loveless, tortured life. The voice is separated into three voices, and this small chorus sings in mounting despair. Miss Lonelyhearts slumps over his typewriter. At Delehanty’s, the reporters and Shrike banter. Reporter Goldsmith is worried about Miss Lonelyhearts, who sits vacantly in a booth. Shrike continues to taunt him. The bartender brings over a customer -- Peter Doyle. Again, the reporters ride him about his hollow marriage. Doyle tells his story -- he is a gas inspector with a crippled leg -- a life of constant pain and humiliation. He takes Miss Lonelyheart’s hand, and begs him to come home with him. In Doyle’s apartment, Fay is seductive, and Doyle praises her, and makes them all drinks -- but Fay demands he go out for more ice. She accuses the two men of being pansies. Doyle is angry, but Miss Lonelyhearts tries to help each see the loneliness of the others. Doyle thinks he’s right, Fay thinks he’s crazy. Doyle leaves to get more whiskey and Fay tries to dance with Miss Lonelyhearts. She seduces, he resists. He finally pushes her away, and strikes her in fury. He flees, and in revenge Fay screams that she has been raped. Miss Lonelyhearts is lying on his bed, the crucifix over him, larger and more menacing. In a series of dream sequences, the women in his life reappear. Slowly, a hallucination of figures appear in the room -- Mary, Betty, Shrike and others. A masque of suffering unfolds, at which everyone laughs. Shrike takes out a letter from Doyle -- accusing Miss Lonelyhearts of attacking his wife. (Throughout, Miss Lonelyhearts lies there smoking, taking no notice). The others slowly leave, but Betty remains. She says she is leaving him. He promises to leave his job. She tells him she is pregnant. He asks her to marry him, but she says she’s going to have an abortion, and leaves. Miss Lonelyhearts turns to face the crucifix, and exultantly exclaims that at last he understands: “My hearts is the heart of God./The room is filled with grace!” At that moment, the stricken Doyle enters. In his ecstasy, Miss Lonelyhearts seems not to see Doyle, who laments his Fay. Doyle fumbles for a revolver, as Miss Lonelyhearts staggers towards him saying, “I love you!” Doyle fires again and again, and flees the room. Miss Lonelyhearts makes his way to the bed and falls on it. The only lights are now on the bed and on the crucifix above it. Miss Lonelyheart’s arms flop to either side, in a parody of Christ’s. “I love you!” he says one last time and dies. (Synopsis courtesy of J.D. McClatchy and The Julliard School.) 155606 1865 Miss MacKenzie N OWN - P Trollope, Anthony Press 155607 2003 Miss Match: Matchmaker, Matchmaker T Episode #18. L.A. Weekly Reporter (Kim Fields). 155608 2003 Miss Match: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-26-2003 Photographer (Stanton Schnepp). 155609 2003 Miss Match: Who's Your Daddy? T Episode #2. 10-3-2003 TV Reporter (Michael Dotson). 155610 1926 Miss Mend M DVD -R HQ 11666, 11667, 11668, 11669, 11670. Based on the 1923 pulp novel, “miss Mend.” Novel claims to have been authored and published by American scribe “Jim Dollar,” the fictional persona is actually the nom-de-plume for a Russian woman, Marietta Shaginian, whose biography for Dollar explains that he was a laborer who fell by sheer chance into tremendous fortune and publishes his fiction at his own expense. 3-part 1926 serial-adventure film from Soviet directors Boris Barnet and Fedor Ozep. The Flicker Alley, Blackhawk Films Collection and TCM present the television premiere. Produced bin the Soviet Union in 1926, but inspired by American movie cliffhangers of the day, this three part, 4 1/2 hour film was directed by Ozep and Barnet, who is featured as the editor-in-chief. Reporters must prevent a devastating attack against the Soviet Union. The three journalists work together to save Russia. Newspaper offices of The Littletown Herald. Reporter Barnet (Boris Barnet) -- “muckraker, who gets the news a half hour before it happens.” Photojournalist Fogel (Vladimir Fogel) -- “melancholic by nature, snapshot-taker by trade.” Editor-in-Chief: “There’s a strike at the cork factory. You got 40 minutes, for 40 lines, the pay is $40. Get shots of the factory. Show the noble CEO, the heroic policeman...And throw in a dozen workers but make sure they look clean!” Miss Vivian Mend (Natalie Glan) -- typist at the cork factory. Newspaper Clerk Tom Hopkins (Igor Ilyinsky), a love-sick clerk.” Regarded by the official Soviet press of the time as a prime example of shameless "Western-style" entertainment, Miss Mend was nevertheless hugely popular, becoming one of the most successful Soviet films of the decade. Though you’ll find no tractors, capitalist oppression, or revolution, the film does manage a few jokes at the American characters’ ’ expense. Co-director Boris Barnet, actor, ex-boxer, and a graduate of the Kuleshov School, directed other notable silent films including The Girl With the Hatbox and The House on Trubnaya Square; his career extended to the mid-1960s with his most notable sound film being Outskirts (1933). Fedor Ozep, also a screenwriter, emigrated from the Soviet Union. In Germany, he directed a wonderful version of Tolstoy's The Living Corpse and The Murder of Dmitri Karamazov, making later films in France, and finishing his long career as a Hollywood director. Mastered in high definition from superb 35mm elements, with a 'dream cast' of 1920s Soviet film stars, Miss Mend pits a cadre of proletarian sleuths against a villainous gang of selfish capitalists, each side boasting its own collection of zany sidekicks, everything from a streetwise urchin to a Typhoid dog. The film also features beautiful location photography, impressive stunt scenes, horse, car and boat chases, and stylized sets inspired by Fritz Lang's German thrillers. Miss Mend is accompanied by a newly recorded large-orchestra score by Robert Israel. Soviet culture specialists Ana Oleniva and Maxim Pozdorovkin wrote the new English intertitles as well as a booklet essay, "Miss Mend and Soviet Americanism" and a new 25-minute documentary, “Miss Mend: A Whirlwind Vision of Imagined America.” Creating the Music of Miss Mend is a behind-the-scenes look at Robert Israel's recording sessions in the Czech Republic. This edition was produced by David Shepard and Jeffery Masino, with digital restoration and editing carried out by Eric Lange of Lobster Films, Paris. 155611 2009 Miss Mend: A Whirlwind Vision of Imagined America DM Oleniva, Ana and Maxim Pozdorovkin Reporters must prevent a devastating attack against the Soviet Union. The three journalists work together to save Russia. Newspaper offices of The Littletown Herald. Barnet (Boris Barnet) -- “muckraker, who gets the news a half hour before it happens.” Fogel (Vladimir Fogel) -- “melancholic by nature, snapshot-taker by trade.” Editor-in-Chief: “There’s a strike at the cork factory. You got 40 minutes, for 40 lines, the pay is $40. Get shots of the factory. Show the noble CEO, the heroic policeman...And throw in a dozen workers but make sure they look clean!” Miss Vivian Mend (Natalie Glan) -- typist at the cork factory. Tom Hopkins (Igor Ilyinsky), a love-sick clerk.” Regarded by the official Soviet press of the time as a prime example of shameless "Western-style" entertainment, Miss Mend was nevertheless hugely popular, becoming one of the most successful Soviet films of the decade. Though you’ll find no tractors, capitalist oppression, or revolution, the film does manage a few jokes at the American characters’ ’ expense. Co-director Boris Barnet, actor, ex-boxer, and a graduate of the Kuleshov School, directed other notable silent films including The Girl With the Hatbox and The House on Trubnaya Square; his career extended to the mid-1960s with his most notable sound film being Outskirts (1933). Fedor Ozep, also a screenwriter, emigrated from the Soviet Union. In Germany, he directed a wonderful version of Tolstoy's The Living Corpse and The Murder of Dmitri Karamazov, making later films in France, and finishing his long career as a Hollywood director. Mastered in high definition from superb 35mm elements, with a 'dream cast' of 1920s Soviet film stars, Miss Mend pits a cadre of proletarian sleuths against a villainous gang of selfish capitalists, each side boasting its own collection of zany sidekicks, everything from a streetwise urchin to a Typhoid dog. The film also features beautiful location photography, impressive stunt scenes, horse, car and boat chases, and stylized sets inspired by Fritz Lang's German thrillers. Miss Mend is accompanied by a newly recorded large-orchestra score by Robert Israel. Soviet culture specialists Ana Oleniva and Maxim Pozdorovkin wrote the new English intertitles as well as a booklet essay, "Miss Mend and Soviet Americanism" and a new 25-minute documentary, “Miss Mend: A Whirlwind Vision of Imagined America.” Creating the Music of Miss Mend is a behind-the-scenes look at Robert Israel's recording sessions in the Czech Republic. This edition was produced by David Shepard and Jeffery Masino, with digital restoration and editing carried out by Eric Lange of Lobster Films, Paris. 155612 2002 Miss Mexico regresa MF Photographer (Edgar Soberon Torchia - The Photographer). 155613 1893 Miss Millie's Trying N USC Bamford, Mary Ellen Freelance Journalists Millie Duncan and Alice Duncan, both article writers, freelancers. Veteran newspaperwoman referred to (p. 170).. Both try to live with their article sales. Life of female freelancers 155614 1949 Miss Mink of 1949 M Photographer (Fred Libby). 155615 1926 Miss Nobody M AFI-Authors Writer 155616 2009 Miss Nobody M Reporters (Amie Barsky, Hal B. Klein). 155617 2006 Miss O and Friends: Caught in the Net NJ Speregen, Devra Newberger Online Journalist Juliette starts an online zine for her school and dives right in with her usual enthusiasm. It's a huge hit. E-mails are pouring in. The best e-mails are smart, funny, anonymous -- who could be writing them. Turns out the boy writing them is not who Juliette thinks it is. 155618 2006 Miss Pickworth: Affectionate Adversary, The N Palmer, Catherine #1 Miss Pickworth Series Gossip Columnist Miss Pickworth, the Society Tattler, entertains the elite with the latest gossip and all of high society is abuzz with the arrival of a man who survived a pirate attack at sea and found his true love at sea. Can the woman give her heart to a man motivated by money. 155619 2006 Miss Pickworth: Bachelor’s Bargain N Palmer, Catherine #2 Miss Pickworth Series Gossip Columnist Miss Pickworth, the Society Tattler in 1815 Devon, England, has a thing or two to say about the scandalous union of a housemaid with a royal rogue. When he asked her to marry him, she was accidentally shot and on her death bed accepted his offer thinking he would have to help her family as honor dictates he does. To their shock, she recovered forcing the duo to face martial survival as the tabloids look forward to much scandal from the marriage. Unless they want their plans aired in her column, the two must keep their banter to a minimum and play the role of a happy couple. 155620 1932 Miss Pinkerton M Editor (Lyle Talbot). Morning Eagle Reporter (Harry Seymour). Newspaper Editor (Lyle Talbot). 155621 1906 Miss Primrose N OWN - H Gilson, Roy Rolfe Editor Butters. Letitia Primrose is central figure. 155622 1981 Miss Right M Williams, Paul, William Tepper (Story). Tepper (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter for UPI specializing in covering bombings used to be an American who came to Italy to play basketball. Because he is more concerned about saying good-bye to the various women in his life, he gets his neighbor to cover a bombing for him. Neighbor has no journalism experience and keeps interrupting the hero's sexual activities with updates on the situation. 155623 1993 Miss Ruby's House M Mockdocumentary Reporter (Peter Thorne). 155624 1898 Miss Secretary Ethel: Story for Girls of Today, A N USC Adams, Ellinor Davenport Freelancer Ethel Vincent (proof-reading), ghosts some articles, publishes own article. Sir Edgar Allesley contributed articles. Conroy, editor of an English newspaper. Not much journalism. 155625 1944 Miss Shumaway Waves a Wand NSF Chase, James Hadley Press 155626 1941 Miss Stanton of the Crier N White, Kathryn Publisher. Young woman who inherits her father's newspaper with a reputation for yellow journalism. She resolves to change the image of the paper. 155627 1950 Miss Sweet and Mr. Honey P MLPL Braun, W. Play Index, 1949-52 Press 155628 2006 Miss Understanding N Lessing, Stephanie Editor Zoe Rose of Issues Magazine is the sister-in-law of Publisher Dan Princely, Chloe Rose’s devoted new husband, and he loves Zoe’s agenda and hires his wife’s sister sartorial-phobic Zoe Rose to revamp the magazine. He gives her a mandate to revamp the magazine’s usual fare of shoes, makeup and shopping into a manifesto of female empowerment, decorum and personal growth. Zoe renames the magazine “Miss Understanding” and gleefully introduces it to the staff as a didactic, humorless instruction manual. The staff predictably hate Zoe and are willing to go to any length to sabotage her: they include stylish nasties Sloan and Blaire, perennially drunken promotions department head Ruth, and even Dan’s regal, evil mother, Anita. As the antics escalate, Zoe’s droning, pompous rants on the evils of style and the necessity of fixing female friendship become longer and angrier. Editor Zoe is determined to raid the locker room of the female psyche and rip open the frilly facade of femininity once and for all so she sets out to reform the entire nation of women beginning with the readers of the most notorious magazine on Madison. Zoe Rose never quite fit in. As the only kid in kindergarten with an enormous red afro, Zoe was taunted by the other little girls for refusing to share her “Annie” wig, even when she swore it was her own hair (and it was). In second grade, after seeing her best friend ridiculed for wearing a dirty, pink, polka-dot party dress to school every day, she became obsessed with understanding what makes normal girls tick and why they’re so cruel to the girls who never seem to “get it.” And so Zoe begins a lifelong study of girl behavior and by 30, finds herself editor of Issues Magazine. It’s the feminist vs. the fashionistas. Can Zoe stop girls from behaving badly toward other girls, and turn them into a strong, united force that can succeed in our male-dominated world? Or will her spectacularly warped sense of humor, pathetic wardrobe and plethora of psychosomatic illnesses get her eaten alive? Zoe’s willing to risk losing it all, including her mind, but she’ll walk away with something she never dreamed she wanted: the little girl hiding inside of her. 155629 2001 Miss Universe 2001 DT Reporter (Brook Mahealani Lee). Behind the Scenes Reporter-Co-Host (Todd Newton-Himself). 155630 2002 Miss Universe Pageant DT Correspondent. Pageant Backstage Correspondent (Brook Mahealani Lee) 155631 1898 Miss Van Dyke's Best Story N MLPL Jordan, Elizabeth G. In "Tales of the City Room." Sob Sister's sensational journalism and ruins her reputation among her male colleagues Miss VanDyke, 23, single, sympathetic, friendly, hard working, level headed, newsroom reporter. At first male reporters think she is too feminine to go into the streets for a story. "After all, a woman's place is in the home!" Quits job to marry. 155632 2005 Missed Cues M TV Staff. Anchors Scott Isham (Victor Kuehn), Ellen Taylor (Lucia Metrailler). New York City female director must win over a lax, but charismatic crew at a small town TV station. As job losses loom on the horizon, the crew tries to outmaneuver the management team who means to destroy their comfort level. 155633 1974 Missiles of October, The MT PR News Media. Reporter (Jerome Guardino). Reporter (Stuart Nisbet). ABC Correspondent John Scali (Paul Lambert). Press Photographer (Charles Cyphers). Pierre Salinger, White House Press Secretary (Michael Lerner). 155634 1982 Missing M DVD -R HQ 4628, 4629, 4632, L Hauser, Thomas (Book). Costa-Gavras, Donald Stewart (Screenplay) Correspondent Kate Newman (Janice Rule) in South America helps a wife try to find out what happened to her husband. Shows up periodically to provide assistance. Reporter helps wife and father-in-law get in to see a police officer who is now in a refugee camp. Newman tells them the man talks to her and other reporters because the more press he can get the better his chances of staying alive. Husband and his friends arrested because they ran an underground newspaper that attacked the military order. After father-in-law is told his son was executed, officials bring in a journalist to convince him his son is still alive. 155635 2006 Missing MT UK. News Media. On-Scene Reporter Young homeless girl suspected of being a gruesome serial killer. 155636 1975 Missing Are Deadly, The MT News Media. 1st Reporter (Drew Michaels). 2nd Reporter (Squire Fridell). News Announcer (Keith Walker). 155637 1945 Missing Corpse, The M Hoyt, Harry O. (Story). Ray Schrock (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor McDonald (Paul Guilfoyle) of The Daily Argus and Henry Kruger (J. Edward Bromberg), owner of The Tribune are rivals. Missing corpse is McDonald. Kruger had threatened to kill the rival editor because of an article that ran in the Argus. Kruger's daughter was romanced by one of the Argus' reporters. Editor McDonald was killed by a member of his own staff who had received prison sentence as a result of a setup by the editor. Kruger announces to his indifferent family that he is going on vacation, but when he finds McDonald's body in the trunk he tries to dispose of it. Family gets wind of the murder and assume he is responsible. They show up at his vacation retreat to help cover up the evidence. Body continually resurfaces until crime is solved. 155638 1939 Missing Daughters M Simmons, Michael, George Bricker (Screenplay) Ness Book Radio Reporter-Columnist Wally King (Richard Arlen) criticizes police for failing to solve a string of murders involving nightclub hostesses. Police give him complete freedom to investigate. Nightclub owner decides to kill the reporter. Crook is caught and his gang is rounded up when they attend a banquet thrown by King at which the waiters are police in disguise. 155639 1936 Missing Girls M Mooney, Martin (Story). Mooney and John W. Krafft (Screenplay) Ness Book -- Mooney was a reporter who used his experiences on the New York American Reporter Jimmie Dugan (Roger Pryor) is a G-man working undercover to find missing girls. Uses the cover of a reporter for The News doing an article on girls who run away from home and end up in the big city. New York Times, 10/5/36: "From a newspaperman's viewpoint, there is less to carp about in Roger Pryor's screen reporter characterization than there has been in similar representations by better known players." "He doesn't, for example, dictate headlines over the telephone. We did hear him set a social engagement for 8 o'clock in the evening once, however, and that's something we've never been able to do." 155640 1938 Missing Guest, The M VHS 1073 Philippi, Erich (Story -- "Secret of the Blue Room"_). Charles Martin, Paul Perez (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Scott (Scoop) Hanlon (Paul Kelly) for The Daily Blade disguises himself as a psychic to help find the murderer in a haunted house. Editor Frank Kendall (Harlan Briggs). Hamilton has been demoted to writing a beauty column and is assigned by his boss Kendall to do a story on the mysterious mansion. Variety, 9/14/38: "He typifies all the most poisonous qualities of a reporter in films." 155641 1984 Missing in Action M Newscaster (Deanna Crowe). Newscaster (Kim Marriner). 155642 2005 Missing in Precinct Puerto Rico N Torres, Steven #4 Precinct Puerto Rico Reporter Lucy Apoute is one of the citizens and cops of Angutias, a small town nestled in Puerto Rico's mountainous heart. 155643 1994 Missing Joseph NM George, Elizabeth Photographer Deborah Alcourt-St. James and her husband Simon have taken a holiday in the winter landscape of Lancastershire hoping to heal the growing rift in their marriage. But in the barren countryside awaits bleak news: The vicar, the man they had come to see, is dead, a victim of accidental poisoning. Simon calls in his old friend Detective Inspector Thomas Lynley to investigate. Together they uncover dark, complex relationships in this rural village, relationships that bring men and women together with passion, with grief, or with the intention to kill. 155644 1944 Missing Juror, The M Abrams, Leon, Richard Hill (Story). Charles O'Neal (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Joe Keats (Jim Bannon) investigates the murder of six members of a jury that wrongly convicted a man of murder. Although he eventually cleared the man, the ordeal drove him insane. Convicted man burned to death in fire at an asylum. Reporter befriends the elderly foreman of the jury, but the man later tries to kill him in a steam room. Editor Willard Apple aka Falstaff (Joseph Crehan) questions the reporter's hunches. Police begin to suspect his story when body of sixth murdered juror is moved Final twist reveals elderly foreman is the convicted man who killed real foreman and allowed everyone to believe the body found in the fire was his. Female member of the jury provides love interest for the reporter. She is kidnapped but rescued in the nick of time by reporter and police. Newspaper Editor Mac Ellis (Charles C. Wilson). Reporter (Jack Gardner). Newsboy (Danny Desmond). 155645 1920 Missing Lady, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter 155646 2001 Missing Maitland, The NR Bagwell, Stella Silhouette Romance #1546 Journalist 155647 2006 Missing Mom N Oates, Joyce Carol Reporter Niki Eaton, 31, works for the small-town Beacon in upstate New York's Mount Ephraim and her family's black sheep. She's having an affair with a married DJ; she barely tolerates her widowed mother, Gwen, and her homemaker sister, Clare. When her mother is murdered by an ex-chum, she steps into her mother's shoes and gradually begins to adopt aspects of Gwen's personality. Eaton works as a feature-writer for a regional weekly newspaper, sustains a ragged affair with married developer and radio deejay, and grieves for her mother. 155648 1981 Missing Person, The NSF OWN - H Grumbach, Doris Gossip Columnist. Hollywood gossip columnist 155649 1990 Missing Persons MT TV Interviewer (Deborah Fairfax). Photographer (Andrew Paul). 155650 1983 Missing Pieces MT Alexander Karl (Novel - "Private Investigation, A." Mike Hodges (Teleplay). Journalist Andy (David Haskell) is murdered and his wife, a Los Angeles private detective investigates. Andy is shot in a rainstorm shown repeatedly. Bart was surrounded by colorful characters including his usually friendly rival, Lieutenant Romano of the NYPD. 155651 1992 Missing Sixth, The N MLPL Graham, Mark Journalist Michael Meade, a Pulitzer Prize-winning American journalist and recovering alcoholic whose days of unveiling scandal and corruption would seem to have past. South Africa. 155652 2003 Missing, The M Newsreel Reporter (Jeremiah Lowder). 155653 1999 Missing, The M Newspaper Boy (Jack Gibson). 155654 2006 Missing: Game of the Year Edition G $19.99. Journalists mysteriously disappear while investigating an infamous serial killer. You solve the disappearance of the two journalists. 155655 2002 Mission Earth, Volume 6: Death Quest NSF Hubbard, L. Ron Public Relations campaign. Jettero Heller is having trouble stating his Everglades launching pad for the spores that will clean up atmospheric pollution. To aid him, his fiancee fakes evidence certifying him as an illegitimate son of an oil baron, the world’s wealthiest and most powerful man. Meanwhile an ineffectual spy chief Soltan Gris makes another series of attempts to end Heller’s good deeds. Gris first hires a hit man who is killed by his own mother. Next he has his Public Relations man go in for character assassination, and finally he files false lawsuits and criminal charges against Heller, which sends the police after him. 155656 2003 Mission Idiot M Public Relations. Yuri's PR Lady (Angelica Acevedo). 155657 2008 Mission Istanbul (aka Mission Istaanbul) MF India Journalist Vikas Sagar (Zayed Khan) is one of the most promising journalists in the country. He is offered a position to head a controversial Istanbul-based news channel by its owner Owais Husain (Sunil Shetty) with an outrageous salary and other perks. This offer couldn’t have come at a better time for Sagar because he is undergoing a painful divorce. Little does he know that this one decision will change his life forever. When he voices his plans to quit the channel, he is reminded how others who quit had been bumped off because they knew too much. The threat comes from a Turkish commando. In a place where the gun has the last laugh, will a journalist survive or will he fall prey like many others? Who will win -- the sword or the pen? 155658 2000 Mission Kashmir M Bollywood Journalist Sufiya Parvez (Preity Zinta) sings and dances. 155659 1985 Mission Kill M Danwte, Maria (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist Bingo (Sandy Baron) for Third Press International plays up a mercenary one-man Army in a small Latin American country. Meets him in prison. Bingo wants to make the mercenary a hero because Americans are sick of seeing themselves being beaten by smaller countries. Rebels help the mercenary escape from prison and the journalist shows up at their camp. Soldier objects to the journalist's exaggerations and outright lies employed in his articles and tells the reporter, "The bigger you make me, the bigger the target I become." Bingo is later captured and tortured to get information on the mercenary's whereabouts, and then drops out of the film when the mercenary turns the rebels into a major fighting force. 155660 2007 Mission Man Band T Music Video Critic (David Bermejo). 155661 1962 Mission of Fear N Coxe, George Harmon Journalist 155662 1943 Mission to Moscow M DVD -R HQ 5511, 5512, 5505. SVDSP 1600 Reporter (Joseph Crehan). French Reporter (George Davis). Reporter (Frank Faylen). Italian Reporter (Nino Bellini). Italian Reporter (Duncan Renaldo). American Newsman (Frank Ferguson). American Newsman (William Forrest). Newspaperman (Kenner G, Kemp). American Newsman Charlie (John Hamilton). American Newsman (Louis Jean Heydt). American Newsman (Bill Kennedy). German Reporter (Rolf Lindau). German Reporter (Peter Michael). German Reporter (Ferdinand Schumann-Heink). Reporter at Train (John Maxwell). Commentator (Art Gilmore). Newspaperman in Courtroom (Jack Chefe). Newsreel Photographer (Jack Gardner). 155663 1938 Mission to Rome N OWN Romains, Jules Press 155664 1991 Mission, The N Tuccille, Jerome-P. Jacobs Reporter Philip Renfield (Scottish), a newspaperman covering a 1941 crash-landing of a German plane in Scotland, soon discovers that the pilot is none other than Rudolph Hess. 155665 1996 Mission: Impossible M News Media. CNN Reporter (Garrick Hagon). TV Interviewer (John McLaughlin). Sky News Man (Bob Friend). 155666 1967 Mission: Impossible: Action T DVD -R HQ 4731 Episode. Press. Movie-studio head form a hostile nation plans to show a manufactured film of American Vietnam-War atrocities to the press. 155667 1969 Mission: Impossible: Amnesiac, The T DVD -R HQ 9167 Episode #90. 12-28-1969 News Media. TV Newsman (Bruce Kirby). 155668 1990 Mission: Impossible: Assassin, The T Episode #32. 1-20-1990 TV Reporter Nicholas (Thaao Penghlis) poses an alcoholic journalist to enter a Boston street clinic to find assassins. TV Reporter Grant (Phil Morris) also takes a role as TV reporter to stop an assassination attempt. 155669 1969 Mission: Impossible: Brothers, The T Episode. 12-14-1969. Season #4. Episode #10 News Media. First Reporter (Fred Villani). Second Reporter (Lee Duncan). 155670 1969 Mission: Impossible: Bunker, The (Two Parts) T Episodes. 3-2/9-1969. Season #3. Episodes #19-20 Reporter #1 (Jacques Denbeaux). Reporter #2 (David M. Frank). 155671 1971 Mission: Impossible: Cat's Paw T DVD -R HQ 3864 Episode. Newspaper Publisher Lawrence Collier is murdered after he begins a crusade against a crime boss with police connections. He happens to be Barney's brother so the Mission: Impossible crew goes into action. 155672 1968 Mission: Impossible: Contender, The (Part One). T Episode. 10-6-1968. Season #3. Episode #2. Reporter (Vincent Barbi). Announcer (Jimmy Lennon Sr.). 155673 1968 Mission: Impossible: Contender, The (Part Two). T Episode. 10-13-1968. Season #3. Episode #3. Reporter (Vincent Barbi). Reporter (Tony Cortez). Announcer (Jimmy Lennon Sr.). 155674 1968 Mission: Impossible: Elixir, The T Episode #60. 11-24-1968 Cameraman (Marco Lopez). 155675 1989 Mission: Impossible: Fixer, The T Episode #13. 2-25-1989 Columnist-Broadcaster Arthur Six (Richard Romanus) has a long career as a successful Washington columnist and broadcaster and has amassed a lot of sensitive information about important people in the world of politics, law and business. Six uses this information for blackmail purposes leading him to control a number of men and women in very high places. News Media. Male Reporter (Peter Marshall). Female Reporter (Alison Venning). TV Announcer (Roger Newcombe). News Vendor (Paul Paye). 155676 1989 Mission: Impossible: Fortune, The T Episode #12. 2-18-1989 Anchorman (Richard Williams). 155677 1990 Mission: Impossible: Gunslinger, The T Episode #33. 2-3-1990 Photographer (Bradley Hulme). 155678 1988 Mission: Impossible: Holograms T Episode #3. 11-6-19888 Reporter (John Allen). 155679 1970 Mission: Impossible: Hostage, The T Episode #117. 12-19-1970 Reporter (Marco Lopez). 155680 1971 Mission: Impossible: Invasion T Episode #136. 11-13-1971 News Media. TV Newsman (Roy Rowan). 155681 1966 Mission: Impossible: Memory T Episode #2. 9-24-1966 Photographer, Street (Eddie Carroll). 155682 1972 Mission: Impossible: Movie T Episode #157. 11-4-1972 Reporter (Eric Server). 155683 1989 Mission: Impossible: Pawn, The T Episode #8. 1-15-1989 Reporter (Simon Burvill-Holmes). 155684 1989 Mission: Impossible: Reprisal T Episode #17. 4-15-1989 News Media. Female Newsreader (Christina Ongley). 155685 1989 Mission: Impossible: Target Earth T Episode #26. 11-9-1989 Newscaster (Geoffrey Baird). 155686 1989 Mission: Impossible: War Games T Episode #25. 11-2-1989 Journalist (Pip Mushin). 155687 2005 Mission: Irresistible NR Wilde, Lori Public Relations Specialist Cassie Cooper loves the adrenaline rush of a well-planned party. And the masquerade ball at the museum is her best yet. But one minute she’s chatting with a mummy, and the next a legendary amulet is stolen practically from under her nose. To find the artifact and save her job, Cassie turns to her nemesis: Dr. Harrison Standish. Standoffish, as she likes to call him. Archaeologist Harrison has all the intensity of Indiana Jones, but his no-need-for-romance attitude could use some adjustment. Who knew it would happen while he and Cassie are chasing leads, dodging bad guys, and racing against the clock? Just wen he needs his full attention on their mission, he’s having the damnedest time keeping his mind, and his hands, off her. They still have a shot at recovering the amulet, but when it comes to Cassie, Harrison’s already a goner. Cassie Cooper has planned an Egyptian costume benefit at Fort Worth’s Kimball Art Museum to celebrate the reunion of the separated amulet that once belonged to a pair of Egyptian lovers from 3000 ears ago. The benefit gets off to a bad start with the stabbing and disappearance of a man in a mummy costume and the theft of part of the amulet. When Dr. Adam Grayfield fails to appear at the part with the other section of the amulet, Cassie’s boss threatens to fire her. Adam’s nerdy archeologist brother, Harrison, saves Cassie’s job by asserting that the theft of the amulet was staged and part-goers must try to solve the mystery. Cassie and Harrison’s search for the pilfered amulet and his brother is coupled by romantic tension. The imperfections of the protagonists -- Cassie is not model thin and Harrison isn’t a fierce tough guy -- make the novel more realistic. 155688 2004 Mission: Organization: Storage Challenged T DVD -R HQ 11434 Episode. 7-7-2004 Magazine Editor Bryce gets help organizing her home. The Mission Organization experts edit the editor’s mess at home. 155689 1987 Mission…Kill, The M Newscaster (Carlos Romano) 155690 1983 Missionary Stew NM OWN - H Thomas, Ross Journalist Morgan Citron, an almost Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, long-time sufferer from acute curiosity and literally a cannibal by circumstance 155691 1988 Mississippi Burning M Reporter (Frederick Zollo). Reporter #3 (Ron De Roxtra). Reporter #4 (Doug Jackson). Reporter #5 (Gary Moody). Reporter #6 (Robert Erickson). Interviewer and Reporter (Charles Franzen). Angry Reporter on Bridge (W. Mitchell Morgan). TV Commentator (Dan Desmond). TV Commentator #2 (John P. Fertitta). Cameraman (Robert F. Colesberry). 155692 1942 Mississippi Gambler M Martin, Al, Marion Orth (Story). Martin, Roy Chanslor (Screenplay) Ness Book Investigative Reporter Johnny Forbes (Kent Taylor) investigates murder at a racetrack following a suspected killer from New York to Mississippi. He discovers racketeer who had plastic surgery faked own murder, posing as plantation owner. Racketeer is also head of large gambling operation. Racketeer has suspected killer murdered, but reporter finally exposes him with the help of his dog. Editor (Aldrich Bowker). New York Newspaper Editor Eric Brandon (Wade Boteler). Editor Higgins (Aldrich Bowker), Mississippi Newspaper Editor. Variety 4/15/42: "Typical reporter-chasing-killer melodrama, this one suffers through inept and dull story." 155693 1991 Mississippi Masala M DVD -R HQ 9374. 9375 Journalist Jay (Roshan Seth), Mina's father, is a successful journalist being sent into exile with wife and small daughter (Africa). Shop-at-Home Anchor Person 1 (Nora Boland). Shop-at-Home Anchor Person 2 (Patsy Garrett). 155694 1988 Mississippi, Ham Rider SS MLPL Cade, Toni In "Good Deal, A: Selected Short Stories from Massachusetts Review, The." Reporter as narrator 155695 1984 Mississippi, The: Going Back to Hannibal T Brennert, Alan Episode. 1-10-1984 News Media 155696 2003 Missouri Gateways N Ford, Aisha Sportswriter. An African-American golf teacher just wants to give a young sportswriter tips on the game, but will she end up learning her own lessons in love. 155697 1941 Missouri Outlaw M Editor Ward (Robert McKenzie). 155698 1958 Missouri Traveler, The M Burress, John (Novel). Norman Shannon Hall (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Doyle Magee (Gary Merrill) of a newspaper in Delphi, Missouri, befriends runaway boy. Main conflict is between the boy and a farmer and culminates in harness race to determine who will get the deed to the farm where the boy is living. Journalist, who used to be a boxer, fights in the street with farmer and farmer finally agrees to let the boy sharecrop his property. Editor tells the boy that he has always been on the run and never had a chance to put down roots. Although he opposes the farmer, the editor also upholds principles of fairness and when the farmer is accused of hurting the boy, it is the editor who insists on getting evidence before convicting him. 155699 2000 Misstoestanden MF Cameraman (Filip Peeters). 155700 1955 Mistaken Ambitions N GPL Moravia, Alberto Journalist. Principal protagonist is a young journalist who considers himself a man of high principles but fails to measure up to them. 155701 2004 Mistaken Identity MT Investigative Journalist (Amanda Gesine). 155702 2007 Mistakes Men Make N Harmon, Byron TV Sportscaster Eric Swift, a former NFL star and perpetual playboy has come to New York to give 100 percent to his new job as a TV sportscaster and 200 percent to New York City's throbbing nightlife and beautiful women. His ultraconservative TV Co-Anchor Eden Alexander can't resist his charms. But when she agrees to a date, she insists on choosing the location: the Black Baptist Church Convention to witness a revolutionary rapper-turned preacher. Swift may have missed the reverend's message, but when it comes to wooing Eden he doesn't miss a beat. Soon he's feigning his faith while secretly indulging in sin on the side. But he bites off more than he can chew. Soon, everyone around him is falling apart. His best friend and new wife expect their first child with medical complications. His father is hit with a serious illness. With Eden in the dark about Eric's escapades, his addictions continue to grow unchecked Can Eric save himself from his inner demons and find a way to right all the wrongs in his life? 155703 2007 Mistakes Men Make N Harmon, Bryon TV Sportscaster Eric Swift is new at the job -- he’s a former NFL star and perpetual playboy and he’s tackling the Big Apple giving 100 percent to his new job as TV sportscaster and 200 percent to New York City’s throbbing nightlife and beautiful women. Even Swift’s ultraconservative coanchor, Eden Alexander, can’t resist his charms. But when Eden agrees to a date, she insists on choosing the location: the Black Baptist Church Convention, to witness a revolutionary rapper-turned-preacher. Eric might have missed the reverend’s message, but when it comes to wooing Eden he doesn’t miss a beat. Soon he’s feigning his faith, while secretly indulging in sin on the side. As Eric begins to bite off way more than he can chew, everyone around him seems to be falling apart. His best friend and his new wife are expecting their first child but there are medical complications. Eric’s father is hit with a serious illness. With Eden in the dark about Eric’s escapades, his addictions continue to grow unchecked. Can Eric save himself from his inner demons and find a way to right all the wrongs in his life? 155704 1950 Mister 880 M News Vendor (Harry Hines). Narrator (John Hiestand). 155705 1940 Mister Ears SM MLPL Orcutt, E. In "Post Stories of 1940." Newsman-Narrator is Trent Kelly, father of narrator. The Register. Shows up near the end of the story. 155706 1961 Mister Ed: Contest, The T Episode #24. 6-21-1961 Reporter-Photographer (Joe Conley). 155707 1962 Mister Ed: Ed the Beachcomber T Episode. 4-1-1962. Season #2. Episode #23 Reporter-Photographer (Joe Conley). 155708 1962 Mister Ed: No Horses Allowed T Episode #41. 3-4-1962 Cameraman (Ray Walker). TV Station Manager (Olan Soule). 155709 1957 Mister Monroe's Millionen. Roman einer geheimnisvollen Reise N Richter, Wolfgang Journalist 155710 1957 Mister Rock and Roll M Magazine Writer (Lois O'Brien) writes positive article about rock star, but her magazine editor (Jay Barney) rewrites it to slander rock 'n' roll, Reporter in love with a singer. Newsman (Jay Barney) writes an editorial attacking rock music. Promoter Alan Freed, playing himself, puts on a benefit for the newsman's favorite charity. 155711 1972 Mister Rogers Neighborhood: T Episode. Reporter (Jack Bogut). 155712 1968 Mister Rogers Neighborhood: T Episode #110. 4-14-1970 News Media. Neighborhood News Reporter (Marie Torre). 155713 1953 Mister Scoutmaster M News Dealer (Ned Glass) 155714 2003 Mister Sterling: Final Passage T Episode #9. 3-14-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. 155715 2003 Mister Sterling: Game Time T DVD -R HQ 8X 4838. VHS 1323 Episode #3. 1-24-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Deputy (Dean Cameron). Reporter (Hira Ambrosino). 155716 2003 Mister Sterling: Human Error T DVD -R HQ 4939 Episode #5. 2-7-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Laura (Chandra West). Press Secretary Deputy (Dean Cameron). Washington Press Corps. Sterling battles the Immigration and Naturalization Service to help a member of the janitorial staff re-enter the country. 155717 2003 Mister Sterling: Next Question? T SVD 1349 Episode #2. 1-17-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reports at news conference ask Mister Sterling about drugs. Reporter (Adam Lieberman). 155718 2003 Mister Sterling: Nothing Personal T DVD -R HQ 5039. VHS 1365 Episode #6. 2-21-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Laura (Chandra West). Reporter #1 (David Doty). Controversial friend of Sen. Sterling causes problems. 155719 2003 Mister Sterling: Pilot T SVD 1340 Episode #1. 1-10-2003. Series 1-10-2003 to 3-14-2003 News Media. Reporter #1 (David Doty). Reporter (Molly Louise Shepard). Deputy Press Secretary Derek Larner (Dean Cameron). Scandal-free son of a former Governor of California is appointed to senator and turns out to be an independent. 155720 2003 Mister Sterling: Price, The T SVD 1373 Episode Reporter Laura (Chandra West) accuses him of filibustering. 155721 2003 Mister Sterling: Sins of the Father T Episode #10. Washington D.C. Press Corps. 155722 2003 Mister Sterling: Statewide Swing, The T DVD -R HQ 5069. VHS 1369 Episode #7. 2-28-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. TV Anchor (Ted Garcia). Reporter #1 (Craig Tsuyumine). 155723 2003 Mister Sterling: Technical Correction T SVD 1349 Episode #4. 1-31-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. 155724 2003 Mister Sterling: Wish List T SVD 1351 Episode #8. 3-7-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Laura (Chandra West) 155725 1967 Mister Ten Per Cent M Publicist (Ronald Radd). 155726 1942 Mister V M Press 155727 1984 Mister White Eyes N OWN - H Gold, Herbert Journalist Ralph Merian covering a revolution that doesn't happen. Correspondent. Middle-aged journalist is drawn into the lives of a divorced woman he is afraid to love, his disturbed brother and an angry Apache youth. 155728 1989 Misterio da Boca do Inferno, O MF Reporter (Carlos Fogaca). 155729 2006 Mistletoe Madness NR LaBrecque, Jennifer In “Secret Santa.” Harlequin Blaze Series #292. Restaurant Critic Tatiana Allen believes in giving her job as a critic her all. She’s even working over the holidays. So how does she end up with Cole in her stocking? 155730 2003 Misto nahore TF Czech Series Journalist Kadlec (Ondrej Vetchy). Chief Editor (Viktor Preiss). Reporter (Jiri Schmitzer). 155731 1984 Mistral's Daughter MT Miniseries Reporter (Yann Dedet). Reporter (Steve Fischer). Fashion Editor (Peggy Frankston) 155732 2004 Mistri M Sports Commentator (Robert Zaruba - Voice). 155733 1996 Mistrial MT News Media. Reporter #2 (Howard Hoover). Reporter #3 (Paul Saunders). Reporter #4 (Nerene Virgin). Reporter #5 (Suzanne Coy). Reporter #6 (Carin McLean). Reporter #7 (Peter Snider). Reporter #8 (Saskia Garel). NY Reporter (Bill Boggs). Fox Reporter (Penny Crone). CNN Reporter (Dan Duran). Radio Reporter (Jonathan Farber). 155734 2004 Mit liv med golf: Kvindegolf I Danmark DF Episode #9. 12-2-2004 Magazine Editor-in-Chief Tuula Undal, Ladies Golf. Host Kai Hartmeyer. 155735 2005 Mitch and Al: Camping on Deadly Grounds N Ickler, Glenn #2 Mitch and Al Mysteries Reporter "Mitch" Mitchell and his photographer buddy Alan Jeffrey are sent to cover the story of a millionaire bank president who is reported missing on Martha's Vineyard. When the banker's body washes up on the beach, Mitch and Al decide to investigate. There is no shortage of potential murderers, including his wife, his sexy former classmate, his host and hostess and the local minister. The two pun-loving journalists will have to deal with kidnappers, vicious storms and gun-toting madmen if they hope to corner the Cape Cod killer. 155736 2006 Mitch and Al: Murder By Coffee N Ickler, Glenn #4 Mitch and Al Mysteries Reporter "Mitch" Mitchell and his photographer buddy Alan Jeffrey are sent to investigate a mysterious incident at the Unitarian Universalist Church in little Afton, Minnesota. One of the members of the board of directors is dead, one in critical condition and some are ailing and some appear unharmed. After investigating the scene, Mitch and Al learn three things: poisoned coffee appears to be the murder weapon, the church accepts gay members, and the murder victim was gay. Is this a hate crime? Suspects are the coffee-making minister, a pharmacist, a chemist and some of the recovered victims. In a desperate move to catch the murderer, Al sets a trap. But will the coffee killer take the bait? 155737 2003 Mitch and Al: One Death Too Many N Ickler, Glenn #3 Mitch and Al Mysteries Reporter "Mitch" Mitchell and Photographer Al Jeffery are two pun-loving pals who work for a daily newspaper in St. Paul, Minnesota. When a local doctor's patients being dying in droves, Mitch and Al decide to investigate. But the doctor's nurse gives them nothing but misinformation and the doctor himself seems suspicious. Al and Mitch are convinced the doctor is a killer, but how can they prove it? Most of the bodies have been cremated and the families of the deceased are less than helpful. It's going to take a showdown at the doctor's office with plenty of surprises along the way before Al and Mitch discover the truth. 155738 2005 Mitch and Al: Stage Fright N Ickler, Glenn #1 Mitch and Al Mysteries. Author worked on newspapers for 40 years as a reporter, feature writer, theater critic, columnist, opinion page editor and editor-in-chief. Reporter "Mitch" Mitchell and his photographer pal Al Jeffrey investigate accidents that threaten to ruin the Glock Family Theatre. They visit the Glock Resort to experience the theater's troubles first-hand. One actress is nearly clobbered by a falling sandbag, an actor literally shoots himself in the foot, and 20 free-range rabbits wreak havoc among the audience. When Mitch and Al find the owner of the theater dead and an actress missing, the real drama begins to unfold. 155739 1920 Mitch Miller N Masters, Edgar Lee Press 155740 1993 Mitch Stevens: Death in Bulloch Parish, A NM Brandt, Nat and Yanna #2 Mitch Stevens Mysteries Journalism Professor and Former Reporter Mitch Stevens leaves New York City for Louisiana. Tom Cantwell, his friend and mentor, dies in Louisiana while researching material for a book about a Civil War spy, Stevens promises the widow he'll finish project. He goes to Virgil to talk to last person Cantwell interviewed. She is dead. He learns Tom, who apparently died of natural causes, believed that someone had broken into his motel room to look at his papers. Stevens suspects murder. He traces Cantwell's leads. Discovers overt racism in the town and uncovers secrets of the past. Leading citizens of Virgil will kill to keep those secrets buried. Attempts on his life. He uses research and reporting skills to solve the historical puzzle and modern-day crimes. 155741 1991 Mitch Stevens: Land Kills NM Brandt, Nathan H. and Yanna Brandt #1 Mitch Stevens Mysteries Journalism Professor and Former Reporter Mitch Stevens of New York City, an easy-going newspaperman, travels to Vermont to fill in for ailing friend Ham Johnson as editor-in-chief of an old-fashioned small local paper. Mitch arrives in Southborough, Vt. Home of a celebrated summer music festival. He is drawn to the area and its townspeople including ex-hippies from the 1960s who are wary of "flatlanders" but hungry for their dollars. While looking for property to buy, he stumbles across the body of a real estate agent, missing since the previous fall. Skeptical that any local would stray into the woods during hunting season without wearing a brightly colored vest, Mitch investigates. He escapes an attempt on his own life and finally nails one of the many suspects. The likable, knowledgeable Mitch and his actress wife Val, "a woman of intoxicating sensuality," will become Vermont fixtures. 155742 1998 Mitgefangen, mitgehangen NM Lenk, Fabian Germany Journalist 155743 1977 Mitsva Yonatan MF Reporter Collin Richards (Richard Sokolam), American Reporter. German Reporter Rogman (Gad Keiner). American Reporter (Hi Kelos). Israeli Newspaper Reporter (Rafi Tabor). English Radio Commentator (Mike Greenspan). 155744 1976 Mitteilung an den Adel N Plessen, Elisabeth Germany Journalist 155745 1963 Miudo da Bica, O MF Portugal Radio Reporter (Jose Andrade). 155746 1977 Mivtsa Yonatan MF Israel American Reporter (Hy Kelos). Israeli Newspaper Reporter (Rafi Tabor). German Reporter Rogman (Gad Keiner). Communicator (Ofer Lehav). English Radio Commentator (Mike Greenspan). 155747 1972 Mixed Feelings NM Hanley, William Drama Critic Jack Fell is having an affair with his brother's wife. 155748 1996 Mixed Messages N Miller, Linda Lael Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Carly Barnett gets a job as a reporter for the Portland Oregonian Times, Portland's largest newspaper. She's a former beauty pageant queen and she confronts uppity Pulitzer Prize-winning co-worker Mark Holbrook. Her lifelong dream was to be a journalist -- tracking down leads, interviewing important people, making a difference. The Oregonian Times seems like an ideal place to start until she learned exactly what she'd be doing. Writing an advice column for lonely hearts wasn't quite what she'd envisioned, but it was a beginning. Holbrook did nothing to disguise his disdain for the new staff reporter -- if you could call Carly's column reporting. Still he was attracted to her. But that didn't mean he'd take her advice -- not even if she held the key to his own lonely heart. 155749 2009 Miyoko asagaya kibun MF Japan. Editor (Shiro Sano). Editor-in-Chief (Seiichi Hayashi). Cartoonist (Tadao Tsuge). Cartoonist (Shiva). 155750 2006 Mizuchi (aka Death Water) MF Tanaka, Hirofumi (Novel). Kiyoshi Yamamoto (Screenplay). Japan Newspaper Correspondent Kyoko Togakure (Haruka Igawa) visits a nursing home in the outskirts of Tokyo. She finds the dead body of a resident, an apparent suicide. The dead man is holding a piece of paper with the mystifying word “Death Water” written on it. Nearby are bloodstained scissors and his eyes are squashed. She has no idea that this death is just the beginning of a horrible nightmare. 155751 1996 Mladi muzi poznavaji svet MF Journalist (Marek Brodsky) 155752 1952 Mlodose Chopina MF Music Critic (Julius Lubicz-Lisowski). Music Critic (Jozef Andrzejewski). Editor's Office Watchman (Jezy Ciesielski) 155753 1993 MMC: T Episode #33. Hosts (Fred Newman, Terri Eoff). 155754 1996 Mnaga - Happy End MF Journalist (Jan Foll) 155755 2004 MO Girls: Behind the Scenes - Making of 'Sports Zone,' The DT Sports Zone Commentator 1 (Keisha Saville). Sports Zone Commentator 2 (Mekel Kow). 155756 2005 MO Girls: Behind the Scenes - Making of…Occupation - Hollywood DT Movie Critic, The (Tiffani Webb). 155757 1986 Moa M Editor (Roland Hedlund). 155758 2009 Mobile 9 N Haugland, Bill Haugland was a Canadian Television Network news anchorman for more than 40 years. TV Reporter Ty Davis is a young journalist drawn into the underworld of violence and chaos following an explosion at the home of the mayor. While an innocent colleague is accused of the crime, Davis and his family are caught in a web of drug smuggling and murder during the Montreal’s police strike and political turmoil of 1969. 155759 1975 Mobile One: Bank Job, The T Episode #5. 10-3-1975 TV Reporter Peter Campbell (Jackie Cooper), news reporter for KONE-TV, a West Coast station. Julie Gregg as Maggie Spencer, producer. Doug McKnight (Mark Wheeler) cameraman, KONE, Channel 1 in Southern California. 155760 1975 Mobile One: Boxer T Episode #10. 12-1-1975 TV Reporter Peter Campbell (Jackie Cooper), news reporter for KONE-TV, a West Coast station. Julie Gregg as Maggie Spencer, producer. Doug McKnight (Mark Wheeler) cameraman, KONE, Channel 1 in Southern California. 155761 1975 Mobile One: Californium 252 T Episode #8. 10-27-1975 TV Reporter Peter Campbell (Jackie Cooper), news reporter for KONE-TV, a West Coast station. Julie Gregg as Maggie Spencer, producer. Doug McKnight (Mark Wheeler) cameraman, KONE, Channel 1 in Southern California. 155762 1975 Mobile One: Crusader, The T Episode #9. 11-3-1975 TV Reporter Peter Campbell (Jackie Cooper), news reporter for KONE-TV, a West Coast station. Julie Gregg as Maggie Spencer, producer. Doug McKnight (Mark Wheeler) cameraman, KONE, Channel 1 in Southern California. 155763 1975 Mobile One: Informant, The T Episode #2. 9-12-1975. Series 9-12-1975 to 12-29-1975 TV Reporter Peter Campbell (Jackie Cooper), news reporter for KONE-TV, a West Coast station. Julie Gregg as Maggie Spencer, producer. Doug McKnight (Mark Wheeler) cameraman, KONE, Channel 1 in Southern California. 155764 1975 Mobile One: Listening Ear, The T Episode #11. 12-22-1975 TV Reporter Peter Campbell (Jackie Cooper), news reporter for KONE-TV, a West Coast station. Julie Gregg as Maggie Spencer, producer. Doug McKnight (Mark Wheeler) cameraman, KONE, Channel 1 in Southern California. 155765 1975 Mobile One: Murder at Fourteen T Episode #12. 12-29-1975 TV Reporter Peter Campbell (Jackie Cooper), news reporter for KONE-TV, a West Coast station. Julie Gregg as Maggie Spencer, producer. Doug McKnight (Mark Wheeler) cameraman, KONE, Channel 1 in Southern California. 155766 1975 Mobile One: News Jungle MT Reedited from Mobile One series TV Reporter Peter Campbell (Jackie Cooper), veteran news reporter for KONE-TV, a West Coast station, covering a suspicious shooting 155767 1975 Mobile One: Not By Accident T Episode #7. 10-17-1975. TV Reporter Peter Campbell (Jackie Cooper), news reporter for KONE-TV, a West Coast station. Julie Gregg as Maggie Spencer, producer. Doug McKnight (Mark Wheeler) cameraman, KONE, Channel 1 in Southern California. 155768 1975 Mobile One: Pawn, The T Episode #3. 10-10-75 TV Reporter Peter Campbell (Jackie Cooper), news reporter for KONE-TV, a West Coast station. Julie Gregg as Maggie Spencer, producer. Doug McKnight (Mark Wheeler) cameraman, KONE, Channel 1 in Southern California. 155769 1975 Mobile One: Roadblock T Episode #4. 9-26-75 TV Reporter Peter Campbell (Jackie Cooper), news reporter for KONE-TV, a West Coast station. Julie Gregg as Maggie Spencer, producer. Doug McKnight (Mark Wheeler) cameraman, KONE, Channel 1 in Southern California. 155770 2008 Mobile Suit Gundam C Mizushima, Seiji Japan. 2008-2009. Sunrise Studios. 25-episode series. Season 1, Episode 2. Anime. Part of series franchise TV Reporter Kinue Crossroad is a sexy female news reporter who is able to identify the man who spoke in Celestial Being's message at the JNN news building. 155771 1975 Mobile Two (aka Mobile One Pilot) MT Moessinger, David, James M. Miller (Screenplay) Ness Book - Pilot for Mobile One series. TV Reporter Peter Campbell (Jackie Cooper) former alcoholic broadcast journalist who is given another chance at TV reporting by producer Maggie Spencer (Julie Gregg) and is paired with young cameraman Doug McKnight (Mark Wheeler). Team covers fires, demolition derby, activist priest who has taken construction equipment in order to help neighborhood put in a sewer system, and case of political corruption that turns out to be nothing. Variety, 9/3/75: "Pros in newsrooms….." "…around the country may quibble about techniques and attitudes on display, but viewers -- whose only previous behind-the-scenes view of the newsgathering process was the Mary Tyler Moore show -- should find the goings-on palatable." 155772 1997 Mobius M News Media. News Anchor (Pat Cusick) 155773 2006 Moccasin Flats: Other Side, The T Episode #22. 3-28-2006 News Media. Reporter (Jill McAlister). 155774 1972 Mock Turtle Soup N Neill, Peter Reporter Fence is a young reporter who thinks of himself as a turtle in his shell and coming out as he grows up and advances into the outer world. 155775 2001 Mockingbird Don't Sing M Courthouse Reporter (Frederick Bailey) 155776 1929 Mocny czlowiek MF Poland Editor (Aleksander Zelwerowicz). Editor's Secretary (Jan Kumakowicz). Writer Jerzy Gorski (Artur Socha). 155777 1968 Mod Squad, The: Guru, The T Episode #12. 12-31-1968 Newspaper Boy (Barry Williams). 155778 1998 Model Behavior N McInerney, Jay Journalist. Fledgling celebrity journalist Connor McKnight. 155779 2000 Model Behavior MT Reporter (Sarah Brown). Fashion Reporter (Scott McCord). Yearbook Photographer (John Simpson). 155780 1984 Model Behavior M Press Agent (Van Saantvord) 155781 1994 Model By Day MT TV Newscaster (Robert Bidaman). TV Reporter-Fashion Television (Jeanie Baker). 155782 2006 Model Family MT Photographer (Guido Santi). 155783 1970 Model Hunters, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 155784 1969 Model Shop, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 155785 1973 Model, The CB Beetle Bailey #96 Reporter wants to take pictures so Sarge volunteers Beetle to run the obstacle course. 155786 1992 Modelo Antiguo MF Mexico Radio Host receives news she has terminal cancer. She decides to use her remaining time to remember the best moments in her life. 155787 1999 Models M Photographer (Michael Durr). Photographer (Andreas Herrmann). 155788 1994 Models Inc.: Ghosts T Episode #12. 9-28-1994 Photographer (Barry Kramer). 155789 1995 Models Inc.: Really Big Problems T Episode #25. 2-6-1995 Photographer (Sean Rolf). 155790 1994 Models Inc.: Skin Deep T Episode #4. 7-20-1994 Photographer (Michael Tomlinson). 155791 1704 Moderation Display'd PO USC Shippen, William News 155792 1894 Modern Amazon, A: Novel, A N Symonds, Emily Morse (George Paston) Journalist Regina. At 26, marries a man she doesn't love. Advised to leave her husband unless she can love him as a wife. 155793 1804 Modern Chivalry N MLPL - USC Brackenridge, Hugh Henry Editor. Earliest American novel about the editor. Peter Porcupine. Paul Polecat. 155794 1924 Modern Comedy, A N Galsworthy, John 1924-1928 Publisher Michael Mont, a London publisher who enters Parliament. 155795 1927 Modern Daughters M Woodhouse, J. Stuart (Story-Scenario) AFI-Editors - Ness Book Editor (Bryant Washburn) meets a flapper when his car is forced off an embankment by reckless drivers headed for a beach party. He joins the party and later he and the woman are caught at a roadhouse during a raid. Villain takes a shot at the editor but misses hitting the woman's father. Although the editor is accused of murder and sentenced to die, the woman convinces the governor to grant a stay of execution. 155796 1983 Modern Day Houdini M Radio Owner Shirk (Bill Shirk) owner of Indianapolis radio station WXLW known for wild publicity stunts 155797 1914 Modern Free-Lance, A M Reporter is fired because he spends most of his time writing a play. 155798 1890 Modern Instance, A N USC Howells, William Dean Editor Bartley Hubbard, talented, coolly arrogant, self-seeking, edits weekly Free Press in Maine village of Equity. Eventually works for Boston newspapers, abandons wife and daughter and ends up in Arizona where he publishes a scandalous Sunday paper. Only novel that deals with women as printers. Four girls working in the print-shop of the Equity, Maine Free Press. Hannah Morrison, a pretty redhead, over whom Hubbard quarrels first with his foreman Henry Bird and later with his wife, Marcia. Bartley Hubbard, newspaperman of the eighties of the last century. Hannah Morrison, daughter of town drunk who works with her mother in the newspaper office in Equity. Witherby, unscrupulous publisher of a Boston newspaper. 155799 1990 Modern Love M Newspaperman (Lee Roselle). 155800 2003 Modern Marvels: 4x4 DT Episode #196. 7-22-2003 Public Relations. Director of Public Relations Craig MacNab, AM General Corp. Marketing Director Nike DiGiovanni, Hummer. 155801 2003 Modern Marvels: Alcan Highway DT Episode. Publisher Lael Morgan, Cascade Bay Weekly. 155802 2003 Modern Marvels: Ball Turret Gunners DT Episode #208. 5-1-2003 Reporter Andrew Rooney of "Stars and Stripes." 155803 2000 Modern Marvels: Chunnel, The DT Episode #40. 1-11-2000 Documentary. Chief Editor Graham Anderson, Construction News. Transport Editor Keith Harper of the Guardian. 155804 2001 Modern Marvels: Commercial Jets DT Episode #72. 1-16-2001 Editor-in-Chief Jay Donoghue of Air Transport World. 155805 2002 Modern Marvels: Digitech DT Episode. Public Relations Manager David Yang, Sony Electronics. Media Spokesman Jim Barry, Consumer Electronic Association. 155806 2002 Modern Marvels: Fire & Ice DT Episode #105. 4-18-2002 Engineering Editor Dennis Simanaitis of Road & Track Magazine. 155807 2002 Modern Marvels: Hangars DT Episode #232. Editor Eric Brothers of "Buoyant Flight." 155808 1999 Modern Marvels: Newspapers DT SVD 1182, 760 Episode. Newspapers 155809 2002 Modern Marvels: Nordhausen DT Episode #115. 8-13-2002 Photographer & Author Alvin Gilens (Himself). 155810 1998 Modern Marvels: Pacific Coast Highway DT Episode #250. 2-4-2004 Editor-in-Chief Kevin Smith of Motor Trend Magazine. History of the Pacific Coast Highway that runs from California to Washington. Los Angeles Coastal Historian Randy Young. 155811 1997 Modern Marvels: Stock Exchange, The DT Episode #289. 10-12-1997 Wall Street Journal Markets Editor John Prestbo. 155812 2002 Modern Marvels: Towing DT Episode. Publisher Clarissa C. Powell, Tow Times Magazine. 155813 2002 Modern Marvels: Train Wrecks DT Episode #185. 10-28-2002 Washington Post Transportation Reporter Don Philips. 155814 2000 Modern Marvels: Trucks DT Episode #48. 8-22-2000 Editor Paul Richards of the Commercial Carrier Journal. 155815 1928 Modern Mothers M AFI-Playwrights Writer 155816 2007 Modern Twain Story: The Prince and the Pauper, A M News Media. Red Carpet Interviewer #1 (Gabrielle Tuite). Red Carpet Interviewer #2 (Everlayn Borges). Restaurant Interviewer (Jen Friel). Lady Photographer (Jacqui Karpel). 155817 1988 Moderns, The M L Rudolph, Alan, Jon Bradshaw (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Oiseau (Wallace Shawn) for the Tribune writes weekly articles. Illustrator Nick Hart (Keith Carradine) does drawings for the columns. Main focus is on the artist being hired by a woman to forge three paintings. Oiseau the journalist reinforces the theme of deception when he fakes his own death so he can escape from Paris and go to Hollywood where he feels the future of art will be. Art Critic (Hubert Loiselle). Art Critic (David Stein). New York Critic (Gailard Sartain). 155818 2005 Modest Proposal, A M Swift, Jonathan (Essay). Sam Frazier Jr. (Screenplay-Direction). News Media. Female Reporter (Rebecca Pugh). Male Reporter (Grey Tilden). 155819 1983 Modesty Aside SS USC Jose, F. Sionil In "Short Story International 52." Journalist Adu T. Cuartana, the Oracle, calls himself the most powerful journalist in the country. Evening broadcast in English about the events of the day. Column and radio-TV programs. He had material that many other newspapermen did not have or could not get. Adu never betrayed a trust. Manila. 155820 1961 Modigliani of Montparnasse M AFI-Authors Writer 155821 1732 Modish Couple, The P USC Boden, Charles Press 155822 1990 Modstand 1940-1945 DF Denmark. Series. 1990-1991 Interviewer Anne Wolden-Raethinge (1990-1991). 155823 1997 Moesche: T VHSSP 650 Episode School Newspaper. Underground newspaper. 155824 1999 Moesha: Fired Up T DVD -R HQ 4708 Reporter. Moesha pretends to be a reporter to land an interview with Maya Angelou. 155825 1999 Moesha: I Studied Twelve Years For This? T DVD -R HQ 5031 Episode. Magazine. Moesha's post-graduation plans change when she gets a job with VIBE Magazine. 155826 1998 Moesha: It's My Paper and I'll Cry If I Want To T DVD -R HQ 2488 Episode #54. 2-24-1998 School Newspaper Staff. Moesha starts an alternative publication when she is rejected for the school newspaper staff. Arrogant editor ends up losing her entire staff to Moesha until teacher intervenes to make Moesha co-editor of the school newspaper. 155827 2003 Mofa Shel Pini HaGadol, Ha -- T Israel - Series TV Reporter Gerald Goldenblum (Eran Shadar) of JTV. Host Pini HaGadol (Gil Kopatsh). 155828 1979 Mogdyr DF Denmark Interviewer Poul Thomsen. 155829 2003 Mogens & magten TF Denmark Journalist (Arne Hardis - Himself). Journalist (Hans Mortensen - Himself). 155830 1998 Moghul Buffet N Benard, Cheryl Journalist Lily investigate the disappearance of an American salesman for a prefab-housing company trying to close a major deal in Pakistan. Only clue is an enigmatic message in blood scrawled on the Coke machine. Series of murders follow. They focus on a college friend with whom he had a brief fling before falling out of sight. But other bodies are turning up. Lily recognizes cryptic scrawlings left on the crime scenes as lyrics from a feminist song. As it turns out the salesman isn't dead. He's in hiding in a remote refugee camp. 155831 1999 Mohammad Ali: King of the World MT SVD 808 News Media 155832 1994 Mohra M Bollywood Journalist Roma Singh (Raveena Tandon) visits convict sentenced to life imprisonment for killing four college students responsible for his wife's death. She decides to help him. She takes his case to Mr. Jindal (Naseeruddin Shah), a blind media tycoon who through his connections and media forces a special jury to review the convict's case. The convict gets a pardon. The reporter's boyfriend, an inspector, is not happy with her involvement in the case. It turns out both reporter and convict are pawns being used by someone -- but who? 155833 1869 Mohun, Or, Last Days of Lee and His Paladins, The. Final Memoirs of Staff Officer Serving in Virginia N USC Cooke, John Esten Editor John M. Daniel, actual editor, one of the most picturesque and powerful of Southern editors. 155834 2000 Moira's Crossing N Shea, Christina Columnist Julia O'Leary works for a local newspaper and falls in love with the editor. In 1921, two Irish sisters lose their mother to childbirth and their father to alcohol. One marries and moves to Maine with her fisherman husband whom the younger sister, Julia, loves. When he dies, she moves to Maine and becomes a journalist. Journalist's unflagging, devout Catholicism. 155835 2004 Moj Nikifor MF Poland Journalist (Katarzyna Zielinska). Radio Journalist (Dariusz Kwasnik). Photographer (Andrzej Debski). Polish Film Chronicle Operator (Wojciech Staron). 155836 1999 Mojo Hand N Kihn, Greg Magazine Owner-Publisher Annie Sweeney of Bluesworthy Magazine. Someone is killing the great bluesmen and a rock guitarist is trying to find out who is doing it. He also falls in love with Sweeney. Both must confront the awesome power of the Mojo Hand. 155837 2005 Mokanshan: Tale of Wallis Simpson's Naughty Shanghai Postcards, A N Irwin, James H. Correspondent Emily Hahn, the China Coast Correspondent for the New Yorker magazine is looking for the lost negatives of Mrs. Wallis Simpson posing naked for naughty postcards. Simpson, a one-time resident of Shanghai's International Settlement, is planning to marry the King of England in 1936. The Shanghai Municipal Police Department has a file on her containing details of her activities in China. Activities include opium smoking, heroin peddling, learning the tricks of the trade at a high-class brothel...and posing naked for naughty postcards. The lost negatives end up in the clumsy hands of two naïve young Americans who have little idea of their international significance. The Shanghai police and the notorious Green Gang, agents of Adolf Hitler, and Hahn chase after them. 155838 1975 Mokhetiale raindebi MF Soviet Union - Georgian Editor (Dimitri Takaishvili). 155839 2001 Mole M TV Reporter Susan Pei (Sam Tsao) and her cameraman Nick Murphy (John-Luke Montias) want to find out how the homeless who dwell in continual darkness along tunnels miles along in New York City survive such a dark and dreary life. She’s investigating the story to impress her boss. Before they know it, they find themselves lost beneath one of the biggest cities in the world. As they try to find a way out, they come in contact with the mysterious underground dwellers who do not want their story told. 155840 2007 Moles in the Eagle's Nest N Vedeler, Donald G. American Reporter, an army chaplain, two German veterans, and a German-American businessman look into the death of a man during a skirmish outside Budingen, Germany in 1945. 155841 2006 Moll M Journalist Moll Parkin has led a colorful life. A painter, author, fashion editor, journalist, TV celebrity and reformed alcoholic, Moll tells her story as only she can -- blunt, brutally honest and outrageous. Hear the story of her painful history of sexual abuse at the hands of her father, her many friends and lovers, her wealth, careers, controversial Sunday Telegraph-sponsored face lift, all told with her inimitable wit and honesty. 155842 1995 Mollie Cates: All the Dead Lie Down NM Walker, Mary Willis #2 Molly Cates Mysteries Investigative Reporter Molly Cates writes for the magazine Lone Star Monthly in Texas, but she has never run her biggest story: the mystery of her father Vernon's death by gunshot, labeled a suicide by everybody but Molly for nearly 30 years. Now a chance sighting of Vernon's ex-fiancé and the crooked sheriff Molly is convinced killed the investigation puts her back on the trail even though everybody she talks to tells her she'll be sorry if she reopens the case. Cates is also working on a story about the upcoming vote on a handgun bill. She runs into the former sheriff who suppressed evidence of the crime. She resumes her investigation despite the advice of her love and former husband and old family friends. The answers Molly finds are devastating and leaves her with a more difficult moral dilemma. While caught up in her own mistry, Molly becomes aware of a terrifying plot to kill everyone in the Texas State Legislature -- a conspiracy only she can stop. She is researching a highly charged bill before the Texas Legislature that would permit the granting of licenses to carry concealed weapons and a story about five homeless women that tracks them through a year of their lives. One is then murdered. 155843 1994 Mollie Cates: Red Scream, The NM OWN - P Walker, Mary Willis #1 Molly Cates Mysteries Investigative Reporter Molly Cates writes for the magazine Lone Star Monthly in Texas. She has just published her first true crime book which describes the blood-curling exploits of a serial killer. Now the killer is on death row about to be executed by lethal injection. Molly will be there as a witness and she wants to write about it -- the final coda to her story. But suddenly she's strongly discouraged -- by her boss at the Lone Star Monthly. She's also discouraged by a millionaire real estate developer whose first wife was the killer's first famous victim. Then she receives dark hints that maybe the killer didn't kill the wife. First the veracity of her book is threatened and then her life. Molly realizes that by attempting to save the killer's life she will be putting herself in jeopardy and discrediting her own work. The millionaire's second wife is killed exactly the same way as the first wife. Horrified, Molly leans on the detective in charge (one of her ex-husbands if not a best friend) who advises her to leave well enough alone. 155844 1996 Mollie Cates: Under the Beetle's Cellar NM Walker, Mary Willis #3 Molly Cates Mysteries Investigative Reporter Molly Cates writes for the magazine Lone Star Monthly in Texas. She finds herself in the heart of a bitter standoff when a fanatical madman she's profiled in the past kidnaps a busload of hostages. The Austin school bus driver promises to hold them until the time arrives for his apocalyptic revenge. As time slips away, Molly must confront him while the lives of 12 people hang in the balance. While a team of federal negotiators begins to lose all hopes of rescuing the hostages -- held beneath the ground of a cult of religious fanatics' highly fortified compound for 46 days -- the crime reporter tries to solve the case. 155845 2000 Mollie Peer: Or the Underground Adventure of the Moosepath League N Reid, Van #2 Moosepath League Series Columnist Mollie Peer, suffragette journalist and feisty social columnist for the Eastern Argus. 1890s Portland Maine. She senses a good story when she impulsively follows a frightened street urchin to Portland's harbor. When he is claimed by a menacing man, she realizes his life's in danger and she enlists the help of a baseball player. Soon they are joined by the Moosepath League's two members who never shirk their duty, especially when women and children are concerned. It is during the autumn of 1896 in Portland, Maine and the feisty society columnist believes that the ragamuffins little boy is merely the subject of a story that will propel her to the level of a true reporter. Instead the chain of events she sets in motion and the heroic and magnanimous people she comes to know lead her to understand the breadth of her own compassion and valor and she and her cohorts follow the little boy into the dark world of night runners. 155846 1997 Mollie Peer: Or the Underground Adventure of the Moosepath League N Reid, Van #2 Moosepath League Series Columnist Mollie Peer, suffragette journalist and feisty social columnist for the Eastern Argus. 1890s Portland Maine. She senses a good story when she impulsively follows a frightened street urchin to Portland's harbor. When he is claimed by a menacing man, she realizes his life's in danger and she enlists the help of a baseball player. Soon they are joined by the Moosepath League's two members who never shirk their duty, especially when women and children are concerned. It is during the autumn of 1896 in Portland, Maine and the feisty society columnist believes that the ragamuffins little boy is merely the subject of a story that will propel her to the level of a true reporter. Instead the chain of events she sets in motion and the heroic and magnanimous people she comes to know lead her to understand the breadth of her own compassion and valor and she and her cohorts follow the little boy into the dark world of night runners. 155847 1920 Molly and I M AFI-Novelists Writer 155848 2003 Molly Blume: Blues in the Night N Krich, Rochelle Majer #1 Molly Blume Series Freelance Journalist Molly Blume's Crime Sheet column for a weekly Los Angeles tabloid. Molly, a freelance true-crime writer. Los Angeles true-crime writer Molly Blume (yes, she gets teased about that a lot) 155849 2003 Molly Blume: Dream House: NM Krich, Rochelle #2 Molly Blume Series Journalist Molly Blume is an Orthodox Jewish true-crime reporter and author is the first to admit she is nosy, impatient and stubborn. Death of a confused elderly man appears to be related to a rash of vandalism that she's been investigating. The death turns out to be murder. Blume's new boyfriend is an Orthodox rabbi. Vandalisms target residents who have paid millions of dollars for their dream homes in ritziest enclaves of Los Angeles. Hard-hitting newshound Molly Blume. 155850 2004 Molly Blume: Grave Endings NM Krich, Rochelle #3. Molly Blume Series Los Angeles True Crime writer Molly Blume gets on the trail of the killer who murdered her best friend six years earlier. Getting ready to marry an ultra-cool rabbi. 155851 2005 Molly Blume: Now You See Me… NM Krich, Rochelle #4. Molly Blume Series Los Angeles Crime Columnist-Reporter Molly Blume is newly married (to the adoring and adorable Rabbi Zack), and her latest true-crime book is a hot seller. When an over ardent fan's attentions arouse feisty Molly's suspicion, however, her thoughts turn uneasily to stalkers. But the fan swears he needs Molly's help in finding his 18-year-old daughter who ran away with a man she met on the internet. Molly hesitantly agrees - and immediately has regrets. For Reuben hasn't told her the whole truth. The freelance reporter searches for the missing daughter of the rabbi she idolized until he betrayed her. 155852 1977 Molly Companion N Stanton, Maura American Journalist Molly Companion, in 1864, goes to Paraguay to write and search for her husband. Becomes press secretary for Francisco Solano Lopez, dictator who is waging war against Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay. 155853 2005 Molly Forrester: Killer Cocktail NM Anderson, Sheryl J. #2 Molly Forrester Mysteries Advice Columnist Molly Forrester ("You Can Tell Me") for Zeitgeist magazine by day and amateur sleuth by night. Mix a splash of Carrie Bradshaw, a dash of Stephanie Plum and a wee bit of Kinsey Millhone and you have Forrester. Solving her boss's murder might not have snared a promotion for the advice columnist but it could just be her ticket to her own romance. She's head-over-heels into the NYPD detective she meet during that investigation. She obsesses over him endlessly to her two best friends, demure event planner Trish Vincent and sex-bomb lawyer Cassady Lynch. Trish begs her to find out who conked her brother's fiancée, an actress-to-be, with a champagne bottle at their engagement bash. She confronts all the suspects she can found up including avant garde filmmaker Jake Boone. Boone is already running footage of the woman's last hours on the Web site. Molly is soon getting death threats and her detective boyfriend is always there to rescue her. 155854 2006 Molly Forrester: Killer Deal NM Anderson, Sheryl J. #3 Molly Forrester Mysteries. Advice Columnist Molly Forrester of Zeitgeist magazine wants to prove herself as a true journalist. The fashionable New York City journalist still yearns to be an investigative crime reporter. When a Manhattan advertising maverick is murdered, she just might finally get that chance when her editors gives her a juicy assignment -- an exclusive interview with the victim's ex-wife and prime suspect. Manhattan's business circles are buzzing with rumors. Forrester digs in her four-inch Jimmy Choos because there is no turning back. Her two best friends, an attorney and an events planner want to see Molly's byline in the New York Times, but Molly's sexy homicide detective boyfriend wants to keep her out of danger and off his turf. As Molly investigates the many possible suspects, she jeopardizes her romance, her friends' safety and her own life. But this "Sleuth in the City" stays on her toes. 155855 2004 Molly Forrester: Killer Heels NM OWN - P Anderson, Sheryl J. #1 Molly Forrester Mysteries Advice Columnist Molly Forrester ("You Can Tell Me") for Zeitgeist magazine by day and amateur sleuth by night. Mix a splash of Carrie Bradshaw, a dash of Stephanie Plum and a wee bit of Kinsey Millhone and you have Forrester. She returns to the office late one night and stumbles over a dead coworker. Molly's spanking new Jimmy Choos are covered in blood and she's soon knee-deep in sex, lies and crime-scene tape. Reporter Peter Mulcahey for a rival magazine is her soon-to-be ex-boyfriend. Can Molly solve the murder and segue into a serious writing career? Or is using the death of a coworker as a major career move utterly uncouth -- "I always knew I'd make my mark on the world. I just didn't expect it to be one of those chalk outlines they draw around dead bodies." She enjoys playing a "Dear Abby" type for Zeitgeist magazine, a Manhattan glossy "wedged on the newsstand somewhere between Marie Claire and Cosmo." Here she has a potential to sink her teeth or heels into some real news for a change. 155856 2007 Molly Forrester: Killer Riff NM Anderson, Sheryl J. #4 Molly Forrester Mysteries Advice Columnist Molly Forrester of Zeitgeist magazine wants to prove herself as a true journalist. The fashionable New York City journalist still yearns to be an investigative crime reporter. 155857 1988 Molly Magee: Death Blade NM Case, Peg-John Migliore Reporter Molly Magee, 43 years old and recovering from a bitter divorce is establishing herself in her new career as a reporter. When she agrees to take a third grade class on a tour of the local historical museum, she doesn't anticipate finding the museum's president murdered, affixed to the rocking chair in one of the exhibit rooms by an antique rapier from the museum collection The other rapier is missing. Police think it's a robber and apprehend someone using her credit cards. Several townspeople think the murderer is the legendary Phantom Fencer who haunts the museum. Molly doesn't believe the police have the real murderer. There are many suspects: the nephew due to inherit the money is one. Molly and a retired Los Angeles police detective Felix Guzman who is now head of security at a local business solve the crime. 155858 2006 Molly: American Girl on the Home Front, An MT Newsreel Narrator (Bill Timoney - Voice). 155859 2005 Molly’s Veil P Bajer, Sharon Opened in Winnipeg at the Prairie Theatre Exchange. Charlotte Whitton (Ellen Manchee). Journalist (Rachelle Casseus). Journalist interviews former Ottawa mayor Charlotte Whitton exploring her secret lesbian life and close involvement with a woman named Margaret Grier. Explores the distinct public and private lives of feminist Whitton, the first female mayor of a major Canadian city. She engaged in a long-term lesbian relationship with her friend of more than 30 years. The play dramatizes an interview between the new mayor and a young journalist. During this interview, Whitton slips back into memories of her relationship with Grief, who, at the time of the play, had recently passed away. 155860 1999 Molokai: Story of Father Damien, The M Reporter (George Russell). True story of 19th century priest who volunteered to go to the island of Molokai to counsel and care for the lepers. 155861 1990 Mom M SV 135 Rand, Patrick, Kevin Watson (Story). Ness Book TV Reporter Clay Dwyer (Thomas Miller) is covering a series of murders in Los Angeles. It turns out his sweet old mother has been bitten by a flesh-eating creature and has developed unusual eating habits. He discovers his mother is the killer. Reporter finds himself torn between civic duty, journalism and family loyalty. Sets about adjusting to Mom's new tastes and as a consequence loses his job because he keeps skipping out on assignments. Reporter (Julie Bryant). Reporter (Tami Lee Davis). 155862 2006 Mom Over Miami N Jones, Annie Columnist Hannah Barlett is a journalist, soccer mom, dutiful doctor's wife and mother of two. A new baby alone would overwhelm, but add a nine-year-old foster son, meddling neighbors and Hannah's nagging self-doubt and you've got a recipe for disaster. She tells her adventures in emails to her sisters and they end up being published as a popular newspaper column. So this means people read about Hannah's mistakes and foibles. When her husband cancels out on a long planned trip, Hannah decides to go to Miami alone. 155863 2003 Mom Squad, The: Billionaire and a Baby, A NR Ferrarella, Marie Silhouette TV Reporter Sherry Campbell gets a plum reporting assignment interviewing a corporate raider when her pregnancy ends her anchorwoman career. But he outmaneuvers all of her efforts until she goes into labor at his hideaway. He finds it hard to ignore that gentle tug on his heart from the TV reporter and her baby. 155864 1988 Mome N Rhaichen, Paul Francis Weinberg List Journalist 155865 2007 Mome, La MF News Media. US Journalist (Paulina Bakarova). Life story of French singer Edith Piaf. Journalist (Pierre Peyrichout). Journalist in Orly (Denis Menochet). 155866 1971 Moment of Power N OWN - P Hirschfeld, Burt PR Press Secretary Guy Pompey, presidential press secretary. 155867 1996 Moment of Truth: Abduction of Innocence MT DVD -R HQ 8563, 8562 News Media. KCTL Reporter Kimberley (Kimberly Unger). 155868 1994 Moment of Truth: Broken Pledges MT DVD -R HQ 7343, 7344 TV Interviewer (Norman Jean Wick) 155869 1994 Moment of Truth: Caught in the Crossfire MT DVD -R HQ 3294, 3295. SV 290 Hawkins, D. Victor, Tom Nelson (Story). Hawkins, Nelson, Dan Levine (Screenplay) Ness Book - Reporter on whom the film is based is no longer in the newspaper business. Reporter Gus Payne (Dennis Franz) for The Beaumont Clarion Record in Louisiana is accused of conspiracy after cooperating with the FBI in an effort to get a story. First connects with an agent after stumbling on a murder. Professional hit. Reporter discovers dead man's boss ran a chop shop for stolen cars. Victim killed when he refused to participate. Reporter asked to suppress story until investigation is completed. Asked to be an informant. Wife objects saying conflict of interest. He says it's a gray area. Insists he needs one big break to get ahead. Convinces editor justifiable action. Boss agrees to let him pursue story if he doesn't get involved and documents everything. Reporter arrested and charged with extortion. Loses support of FBI, police contacts and editor who is ordered to suspend reporter. Support comes from rival reporter Roger McKay (Connor O'Farrell) for the New Orleans News Journal. Suggests Payne stop playing by rules. He runs Payne's story. Payne runs the risk of contempt of court by presenting his side on talk radio. FBI agent denies employing reporter as informant, but jury believes reporter and finds him not guilty. 155870 1998 Moment of Truth: Someone to Love Me MT DVD -R HQ 3533 (Media Excerpts - End of the Film) News Media at end of trial. 155871 1971 Moment's Caress, A M German - Ness Book Reporter (Angelika Ott) along with two writers attempt to expose prostitution ring through the use of secret tape recordings of activities of a group of pimps. Journalist is kidnapped and subjected to gang rape. Five of the prostitutes alert police and ring is rounded up. 155872 2009 Moments M News Anchor (Brooke Pustowalow). Commercial Narrator (William Tucker). In the course of one weekend, a man and his fellow life drifters learn that the seemingly small and random moments that make up our days are all that we are promised. 155873 2007 Moments Lost, The: Midwest Pilgrim's Progress, A N Olds, Bruce Reporter Franklyn Shivs arrives at turn-of-the-century Chicago where his position as a newspaper reporter, a job to which he is ill-suited, obliges his reluctant participation in a parade of historic events. His bohemian private life becomes ensnarled in a tangle of unorthodox human relationships. Assigned to cover the bloody, Wobblie-led 1913 copper mine strike in northern Michigan, Shivs is drawn into an illicit and passionate affair with one of the strike's most militant leaders. When she becomes pregnant with their child, he is faced with a decision -- to betray himself or to endure the loss of the woman he loves. 155874 2003 Momentum MT Reporter (Alexa Motley). 155875 1981 Mommie Dearest M SVD 1093 News Media. Photographer (Victoria James). Radio Interviewer (Jerry Douglas). 155876 2007 Mommy in Mind, A N James, Arlene Reporter Lori Summer is an aspiring single mother who has been a foster parent for nearly three months and now wants to officially adopt the child. 155877 2007 Mommy Tracked N Gaskell, Whitney Restaurant Critic Anna, who lives in the idyllic town of Orange Cove, Florida, is divorced and has a son in the throes of the Terrible Twos. She has too much on her plate to re-enter the frightening world of dating -- no matter how expertly her new admirer wines and dines her. She and three other women have problems in balancing the challenges of motherhood and life. 155878 2002 Moms on Strike MT News Media. Reporters (Colin Glazer, Jacey Margolis). Reporter No. 1 (Juan Carlos Velis). She was an overworked mom trying to get her family's attention. She didn't know she would become a national sensation. 155879 1991 Momus: Amongst Women Only M UK Journalist (Betty Page - Herself). 155880 2001 Mon MF Reporter (Stef Wauters). 155881 1985 Mon beau-frere a tue ma soeur MF TV Interviewer (Francis Girod - L'interviewer TV) 155882 1980 Mon Oncle D'Amerique (aka My American Uncle) M DVD -R HQ 11586, 11587, 11588 Journalist Jean Le Gall (Roger-Pierre) is a controversial career-climbing writer and politician at a crossroads in life. He is one of three people chronicled by a professor to discuss his behaviorist theories of survival, combat, rewards, punishments and anxiety. 155883 1959 Mon pote le gitan MF France News Media. La reporter (Jacqueline Caurat). 155884 2003 Mona Lisa Smile M DVD -R HQ 3643, 3644. Photographer (Mary Pascoe) 155885 1978 Monarch N OWN - P Rosmond, Babette Magazine Owner Francesca Gold gains control of the fashion magazine Butterfly using her inheritance and makes it a success. But she eventually is forced out by her brother. New York City 1936-1975/ 155886 2006 Monarch Cove: T Episode #5. 11-18-2006 Reporter (Liz Buchanan). 155887 2006 Monarch Cove: T Episode #2. 11-4-2006 News Media. Reporter (Diana Leeson). 155888 2003 Monarch of the Glen: Series Five - Episode Nine. T UK. Episode #46. 11-23-2003. Photographer (Mark Bourdullon). 155889 2005 Monarch of the Glen: Series Seven - Episode Six T UK. Episode #64. 10-23-2005. Photographer (Ian Cairns). 155890 2002 Monarch of the Glen: Series Three - Episode Six T VHS 1302 UK. Episode #22. 12-9-2001. Journalist Graham Lawrence (Simon Lenagan) is invited by Archie to visit and write an article on Glenbogle. But Graham turns out to be Stella's embittered ex and he writes a scathing review that will the estate for good. While Duncan kidnaps a coach load of tourists and brings them to Glenbogle, Lexie and Archie break into Graham's computer and email a new and improved article to his editor. Duncan's tourists have a fantastic time and Glenbogle becomes an official stop-off place on the tour. 155891 1987 Monarchs are Flying N Foster, Marion TV Reporter-Anchor Leslie Taylor, a lesbian, is arrested for the murder of her one-time lover, Marcie Denton. 155892 1975 Moncrieff N Holland, Isabelle Editor Antonia Moncrieff works for a New York publishing house that is trying to fight its way back into the big time 155893 1998 Monday After the Miracle MT Editor (Michael Linsley Rapport) 155894 1990 Monday Morning M News Crew Members (Zia Iampietro, Randal Powell) 155895 1938 Monday Night N OWN - H Boyle, Kay American Newspaperman in Paris is trying to reinstate himself by ferreting out what lies behind a series of convictions for murder by poisoning. Correspondent. 155896 2002 Monday Night Mayhem MT SVD 1144 Sportscaster Howard Cosell (John Turturro). ABC Vice President in Charge of Sports Roone Arledge (John Heard). Sports Commentators Frank Gifford (Kevin Andersen) and Don Meredith (Brad Beyer). The Inside Story on Monday Night Football. ABC Sports Producer Don Ohlmeyer (Zak Orth). Sportscasters Keith Jackson (Shuler Hensley), Jim McKay (Michael McGrath), Al Michaels (Brian d'Arcy James), Curt Gowdy (John Otis). Reporter in Bar (Nathaniel Marston). News Reporter (Tom Flynn). Sports Producer Dick Ebersol (Glenn Howerton). 155897 1952 Monday Story, The N Leasor, James Press 155898 1983 Monday Theory, The N Clark, Douglas News Media 155899 2006 Monday's Child NR Summers, Rowena Reporter from local newspaper would make a better husband for Charlotte Elkins who is engaged to the local blacksmith in the days before World War II. Her sister Josie thinks so. The reporter has taken a shine to Charlotte, but nothing short of an earthquake will shake Charlotte's determination to go ahead with the wedding. 155900 1966 monde nouveau, Un MF France/Italy. Photographer (Pierre Brasseur). 155901 1959 Mondo dei miracoli, Il MF Italy. Paparrazi. A 'paparazzo' (Fedele Gentile). Host at the press conference (Amedeo Nazzari). 155902 1966 Mondo Oscenita M AFI-Censorship News Media 155903 1965 Mondo Pazzo M AFI-Photographers Photographer 155904 2009 Mondo Penguin M Media. Wacky Weatherman (John Coletta). Photographer (David Buchanan). Female Host of “Live From the Lake” (Skye Bennett). Male Host of “Live From the Lake” (Roger Groh). Narrator (Vincent Gargiulo). Throughout the last 50 years, penguins have been making experimental and avant-garde films. These films are just now getting the recognition they deserve via “Mondo Penguin” organization set up by Dr. Charles Heathrow. This documentary chronicles briefly the history of penguin experimental film. All the penguin films have been remarkably restored and thawed out from the original icy negatives. 155905 2009 Mondo Penguin M Media. Wacky Weatherman (John Coletta). Photographer (David Buchanan). Female Host of “Live From the Lake” (Skye Bennett). Male Host of “Live From the Lake” (Roger Groh). Narrator (Vincent Gargiulo). Throughout the last 50 years, penguins have been making experimental and avant-garde films. These films are just now getting the recognition they deserve via “Mondo Penguin” organization set up by Dr. Charles Heathrow. This documentary chronicles briefly the history of penguin experimental film. All the penguin films have been remarkably restored and thawed out from the original icy negatives. 155906 1969 Mondo Trasho M Reporter (Bob Walsh). News Photographer (Rick Morrow). Voice of the Reporter (John Waters). 155907 1891 Money N MLPL Zola, Emile Freelancer Paul Jordan, freelance newspaper articles. L'Argent. 155908 1898 Money Captain, The N USC Payne, W. Editor Hamilton J. Leggett of the Chicago Eagle. 155909 1993 Money For Nothing M TV News Anchor (Don Cannon) 155910 1953 Money From Home M News Media. First Reporter (Al Hill). Announcer (Wendell Niles) 155911 1964 Money From Homes NM Innes, Michael Press 155912 2004 Money Kills MF Hong Kong Investigative Journalist Fanny (Elle Choi) investigates the accidental death of her brother by going to the village where the corpse was found. It seems three of the villagers found the corpse and a bag with two million dollars in cash. They hid the money away but a greedy man sees the brothers hide the money and they kill him unintentionally. His reporter sister doesn’t believe the death was accidental. She moved to Hong Kong for a job as a reporter. When she comes back she stays to figure out how her brother was killed. The corpse turns out to be a gangster and his cohorts want the money back. 155913 1999 Money Machine, The DT Series 1998 Correspondent Stacee Barcelata (1999-2001). 155914 1917 Money Mill, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter Jack Burton (Evart Overton). 155915 1979 Money Movers M TV Reporter (Stuart Littlemore). 155916 1997 Money Play$ MT Photographer (Jeff Olson). 155917 1966 Money Programme, The DT UK Reporters Paul Burden (1986), Tom Maddocks (1986), Mark Rogerson (1986), Francine Stock (1986), John Penycate (2001). Presenters James Bellini (1977), Hugh Stephenson (1977), Valerie Singleton (1986), Brian Widlake (1986), Maya Even (1990), Adrian Chiles (1998), Rajan Datar (2000).. 155918 2005 Money Programme, The: Britain's Biggest Black Hole T Episode #8. 6-14-2005 Reporter Jeff Randall. Presenters Adrian Chiles, Rajan Datar, Maya Even. 155919 1997 Money Talks M DVD -R HQ 6822, 6811. SVD 728 TV Reporter James Russell (Charlie Sheen) of KJLA Channel 12 News, "The Pulse of LA," a hapless TV newsman. News Reporter (Tawny Little). News Anchor (Doug Llewelyn). News Cameraman (Nathan Anderson). Newsroom Colleague (Paul Guyot). Cameraman (Matt Brandstein). 155920 2007 Money Talks MUS Sugarman, Eddie (Lyrics) and Andrew Gerle (Music) From “Meet John Doe: The Musical” Reporter (Stephen Gregory Smith) and John Doe’s sidekick sing a duet. 155921 2001 Money Wanders N Dezenhall, Eric PR Public Relations. Middle-aged Jonah Eastman, a D.C. spin doctor for hire whose business is in the doldrums, is summoned back to his Jersey home by his ailing grandfather. Urges him to take on the Cosa Nostra don as a client -- the kingpin needs a fast image makeover in order to qualify for an Atlantic City casino license. PR colleague. Massive disinformation campaign launched to paint don as a pillar of the community. Author a spin doctor for celebrities and businesses. 155922 1920 Money-Changers, The M Sinclair, Upton (Book). Benjamin B. Hampton, Sinclair (Story). William H. Clifford (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Investigative Reporter Allan Martin (Roy Stewart) investigates an illegal drug ring and falls for a woman who is engaged to chemical company head, who is also the head of the drug ring. Reporter eventually exposes him and marries the woman. Reporter contacts ex-con who is in love with an Irish girl seeking her missing sister. The sister is being held by the chemical drug company head and the reporter rescues both her and the woman he loves. 155923 1885 Money-Makers, The: Social Parable, A N MLPL Keenan, Henry Francis Editor Alfred Carew, an honest editor. The corrupt capitalist he opposes, buys the newspaper and fires him. 155924 1989 Money, Power, Murder MT SV 80, VHS 364, B19 Lupia, Mike (Novel -- "Dead Air" and Teleplay). Ness Book Investigative Reporter Peter Finley (Kevin Dobson), on New York cable TV pursues story on religious broadcasters and disappearance of Anchor Peggy Lynn Brady (Julianne Moore) for Global Broadcasting. Reporter once dated her. Claims they broke up when she found out he did not want to be one of those "talking hairdos" at the network. Also married to Magazine Writer Jeannie (Blythe Danner). who he continues to see. Interviews choreographer who is killed. Police object to reporter withholding information. Founds out TV anchor's step-brother is the killer and kills him. Goes on a drunken binge after the assault telling Jeannie he feels responsible for the murders. Connects anchor to evangelist. Finds out she is alive. Secretly records a conversation with her and exposes the scam planting the tape in which she describes her plan to bilk the public by reappearing at a televised press conference. Files final TV report with personal comments. Takes off with Jeannie. Exchange: "You've got your work for the magazine." "That's what I do, it's not who I am…I fit the magazine around us. I was starting to get the feeling that you were fitting us around Channel A." 155925 1980 Moneyline DT Series 1980-2003. Host Lou Dobbs. Correspondent Terry Keenan. Correspondent Steve Young. 155926 1971 Mongo's Back in Town MT Photographer (Shep Houghton). 155927 1986 Mongolitos MF Interviewer (Benoit Thirion - L'Interviewer). 155928 2007 Monica Brunetti: Road To Home, The N Del Fabbro, Vanessa #2 Monica Brunetti Series South African Journalist Monica Brunetti had it all: career, family, marriage-minded boyfriend. When a brutal car jacking lands her in a hospital bed next to gregarious Ella Nkhoma, the two women begin a remarkable friendship that challenges Monica’s world view -- and leads her far from her gated white suburbs as unexpected mother to two black sons. 155929 2006 Monica Brunetti: Sandpiper Drift N Del Fabbro, Vanessa #1 Monica Brunetti Series South African Journalist Monica Brunetti enters the town of Lady Helen and is awed by its beauty. A tiny jewel on west coast of South Africa, its bright tin roofs and swaying palms seem made for picture postcards, not the real-world problems that have led her there. But the village takes hold of her heart, especially the beleaguered residents of Sandpiper Drift, who are threatened with eviction from their tranquil neighborhood beside the lagoon. And so Brunetti packs up her laptop, her adopted sons and housekeeper for the journey of a lifetime. 155930 1983 Monimbo N OWN - P - GPL Moss, Robert and Borchgrave Journalist Bob Hockney, maverick newsman investigates. Jack Lancer, young investigative reporter who had graduated to the World from a fringe libertarian publication on the West Coast. 155931 1969 Monique My Love M AFI-Authors Writer 155932 1983 Monitor (First Camera) DT 1983-84 Newsmagazine. Lloyd Dobyns, Steve Delaney, Rebecca Sobel. then Mark Nykanen 155933 1736 Monitor, The SS Parks, William Fictional Journalist probably created by William Parks in the Virginia Gazette. The Monitor's Club is a coterie of female "reporters" who have exchanges with the Monitor. Local fame. 155934 1969 Monk Dawson N OWN - H Read, Piers Paul Journalist Parish priest leaves the church disillusioned to become a journalist and lover and husband, but still does not find his answer until he becomes a Trappist Monk. 155935 2009 Monk: Happy Birthday, Mr. Monk T DVD -R HQ 11503 Episode. 10-16-2009 Reporter Trudy “T.K.” Jensen (Virginia Madsen) works for Consumer Currents Magazine covers household appliances including vacuum cleaners. Natalie tries to throw a surprise party for her surprise-hating boss, who is busy trying to solve the murder of a maintenance man. Adrian Monk faces a new and terrifying challenge, celebrating his birthday party. Natalie wants to surprise Monk with a birthday party, but Monk hates surprises. Will she be able to pull of the party or will it blow up in her face? Monk ends up investigating a new murder involving unexplained death of an office building’s maintenance man. Who wants the janitor dead and why? Will Monk ever find out who killed Trudy? How does Monk celebrate his birthday? Reporter Jensen becomes Captain Stottlemeyer’s love interest appearing in a three-episode story arc. 155936 2004 Monk: Mr. Monk & the Blackout T DVD -R HQ 1789 Episode #32. 7-9-2004 Public Relations Woman Michelle Rivas (Christina Applegate) goes out with Monk in memorable first date. She works with police and media. Chronicle Reporter mentioned. Media. 155937 2005 Monk: Mr. Monk and Little Monk T DVD -R HQ 4155 Episode #53. 8-26-2005 Investigative Reporter Trudy Monk, the detective's wife, is always in his mind as he looks into the murder of housekeeper who now works for a childhood sweetheart. Story flashbacks to Monk as a high school student solving a case exonerating girl he loves. Episode ends on a picture of the reporter. 155938 2005 Monk: Mr. Monk and Mrs. Monk T DVD -R HQ 3957 Episode #51. 8-12-2005. Investigative Reporter Trudy Monk, who was killed, seems to have come back to life. She worked for five years as a reporter and "loved her job." African-American editor: "Best reporter I ever knew." She and another reporter, Janice, did an expose on the dock workers' union using a secret informant, Deep Background. Now Janice is dead as well and someone wants the reporters' notes and secret information. Monk investigates, proves his wife is dead, and solves the crime. 155939 2003 Monk: Mr. Monk and the 12th Man T DVD -R HQ 5587 Episode #22. 8-22-2003 News Media. Press Conference. Newspaper story. Monk investigates a rash of murders in the city and must stop the killer before he strikes again. He kills 11 of the 12 jurors in an attempt to get the one who is blackmailing him for murdering his wife. 155940 2006 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Astronaut T DVD -R HQ 5586 Episode #59. 3-3-2006 News Media. Astronaut running for office goes on TV talk show. 155941 2009 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Badge T DVD -R HQ 11626 Episode. 11-20-2009 News Media covers a hero who identified a serial killer, but Monk thinks something is wrong. Stottlemeyer calls a press conference to announce that Richard Mathis has been arrested and the Pickaxe Killer is in custody. Monk is at a bar with other cops and are watching the conference. Stottlemeyer introduces Manuel Alvarez, the window washer who noticed Mathis with a pickaxe in his car. He'll get a $500,000 reward and the cops discuss whether he'll retire. Monk insists he would retire and inform the other cops that he'll be riding with Louie Doyle the next week. When one of his fellow officers asks about Natalie, Monk insists she's probably miserable. 155942 2006 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Big Game T DVD -R HQ 6652 Episode #64. 7-21-2006 TV Field Reporter Matthew Wurgaft, 13 News reports on an unsolved murder that may be solved because of new evidence. Reporter (Erica Zodtner). Newscaster (Ray Herrera). Despite everyone's belief that a hero making the news is actually a cold-blooded killer, Monk tries to prove that a celebrity astronaut is responsible despite his airtight alibi. 155943 2002 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Billionaire Mugger T DVD -R HQ 9437. VHS 1251 Episode #7. 8-16-2002 News Media. Reporter #1 (J.C. Kenny). Reporter #2 (Rory O'Shea). Reporter 33 (Roger Peterson). Reporter #4 (Michael Gossack. Reporter (Brendan Connor). 155944 2009 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Critic T DVD -R HQ 11410 Episode. 9-18-2009 Theater Critic John Hannigan of the San Francisco Dispatch gives Natalie’s daughter a bad review and Natalie is sure he didn’t see the performance -- instead he was killing his girlfriend by pushing her off the balcony at a nearby hotel. Now all she has to do is get Monk to prove that the critic was not present to review her daughter Julie’s play at the same time the victim was killed. Natalie is still obsessing about Hannigan's review and Stottlemeyer finally tells her to take out her frustrations and go to see Hannigan. She goes to Hannigan's office and the critic is with his rich fiancé, whose father owns the paper. He insists that Julie gave a poor performance. A delivery man arrives with Hannigan's daily lunch from the restaurant where Cally worked. As Hannigan tells her to leave, Natalie notices that he smells like cologne: the same cologne as at the hotel room. They go to the theater and the manager explains that Hannigan moved to the box seat for that particular performance. Monk notices that an exit light is out and someone unscrewed it. Monk remembers he saw Hannigan moving so someone was definitely there. He goes back to the restroom to wash up and asks Gilson about the box seat. The attendant confirms that there's a nearby door that leads out to a back alley. Monk explains what happened and has to admit that Natalie might be right. Gilson doesn't remember seeing anything and Monk gives him his card to call if he remembers anything. That night, Gilson goes to see Hannigan in his parking garage. The attendant gives him a present and tells the critic abut Monk's suspicions. The critic says it's nothing to worry about and then clubs Gilson unconscious death and loads him in his trunk. A construction crew finds the body and Monk races to the hospital to visit his prized men's room attendant. Natalie insists Hannigan is responsible while Monk finds the present, which was nicotine glove. The detective also finds Gilson's watch, which confirms that Hannigan is the killer. Monk explains that it matches the wristwatch that the man in the box seat wore that night. However, Hannigan doesn't wear a wristwatch. Monk realizes that Gilson was in the box seat. Hannigan tricked Gilson into sitting in his place, claiming he needed to smoke and didn't want anyone to know he was gone. Hannigan ran to the hotel and through Cally off the balcony. Natalie is happy to be vindicated but Stottlemeyer and Disher warn they can't prove Monk's theory. Monk thinks for a moment and then has an idea. Monk and the others go to Hannigan's office and take Julie along. Julie says that Hannigan brought her a drink the previous night, drugged her, and tried to rape her. Hannigan insists he was at home but Disher informs him that Julie's story checks out. Stottlemeyer tells Hannigan to look carefully at Julie and confirm that he's never seen her before. Monk points out that everyone is a witness and introduces Julie to Hannigan. Stottlemeyer points out that he would have recognized Julie if he had been there. Hannigan insists that Julie wasn't in the curtain call, but Monk points out that Julie was dressed as an old woman for the last half of the show, after he returned. But if he had been there for her first song, he would have recognized her. As they take Hannigan away, Natalie gives him his review back and says he won't forget Julie again. 155945 2007 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Daredevil T DVD -R HQ 8886 Episode #84. 8-24-2007 News Media. Reporter (Shannon Sweetmon). Japanese Reporter (Marissa Tayui). 155946 2002 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Earthquake T DVD -R HQ 9429. SVD 1328 Episode #11. 10-4-2002 News Media. News Anchor (Jane Luk). 155947 2005 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Election T DVD -R HQ 9583 Episode #44. 2-25-2005 News Media. Reporter (Sue Cremin). 155948 2009 Monk: Mr. Monk and the End -- Parts 1 and 2 T DVD -R HQ 11638 (Part 1). DVD -R HQ 11646 (Mislabeled as 11645) Episodes. 11-27-2009, 12-04-2009. Columnist Trudy Anne Monk was the wife of legendary San Francisco detective Adrian Monk. In her career as a reporter and columnist, Trudy worked for several San Francisco publications including the San Francisco Chronicle and The San Francisco Examiner, where she was on staff as a columnist at the time of her death. Trudy, 35, was killed on the morning of December 14, 1997, when an explosive device ripped through her car in a San Francisco parking structure. She died at St. Jude’s Hospital, with her husband Adrian Monk by her side, and is buried in a local cemetery, where the gravestone reads: “Trudy Anne Monk, 1962-1997, Beloved Wife and Daughter.” Despite the efforts of her husband and the San Francisco Police Department, over a decade after death, Trudy’s murder continues to remain unsolved. While investigating the murder of a doctor who may be connected to Trudy’s death 12 years ago, Monk soon discovers that his own life is in danger. Full Recap The Past Monk notes to Trudy that they haven't been caroling since college. He thanks her for getting him out of the house and she asks about a missing woman, Wendy Stroud. Monk is heading down to the clinic where she worked to talk to her boss. He notices that something is wrong with Trudy and she says she has a lot to do and not enough time. Monk notices a present under the tree and Trudy asks him not to open it until Christmas because it's a surprise. They embrace and Trudy assures Monk that she loves him. Later, Trudy goes down to the parking garage as a six-fingered man watches her. He finally approaches her and she runs for her car. She gets in and starts the engine… and the car explodes. Monk and Stottlemeyer go to the midwife clinic and talk to Wendy's boss, Dr. Malcolm Nash, who says that he hasn't heard from Wendy. Stottlemeyer gets a call and is informed about Trudy's death, and he tells Monk the news. The Present Monk wakes up and finds Trudy sitting on his bed. She tells him he doesn't have to sleep just on his side of the bed and he insists he isn't sleeping by himself. Trudy tells him that it's time to say goodbye but Monk admits that he can't. She smiles and says it won't be much longer. Monk reaches for her hand… and she disappears. Monk and Natalie are going to a new case and Natalie invites Monk to the dinner party she's having to introduce Julie to her boyfriend, Lt. Steven Albright. Monk tells Natalie what he dreamed and Natalie thinks it's an omen. They discover that the murder victim is Dr. Nash, who was killed at the same clinic Monk was at when he got the news about Trudy's death. Stottlemeyer explains that Nash was scanning in records when somebody snuck in and shot him twice in the head with a silenced pistol. While Monk goes over the scene, Disher talks about his two-week vacation to New York City but refuses to discuss specifics. Monk notices that all the pill bottles are there so the killer tried to make it appear as a robbery. He also determines that the killer used the computer and was left-handed. Monk, Stottlemeyer, and the others go to see Judge Ethan Rickover to get a warrant. Ethan reviews the warrant and Stottlemeyer insists they have the right man. Ethan tells them that the governor wants him to join the State Supreme Court and they offer their congratulations. The police search the suspect's apartment and talk to his ex-wife, Edie Kazarinski. She says that her ex-husband comes and goes as he pleases. Edie takes a photo of him out of the bird cage and shows it to him, while Monk notes that he gave Natalie the day off to be with her boyfriend. Kazarinski gets a call and is informed there's a change of plans, and he left a partial fingerprint. The caller tells Kazarinski to eliminate Monk because he killed Trudy 12 years ago. Trudy and Albright,are shopping for Monk as Kazarinski watches them. He approaches the cart with Monk's items and starts to walk away with it. Trudy stops him and he apologizes and then leaves. That night, Natalie, Julie, and Lt. Albright have supper at Natalie's and they discuss Julie's future plans. She talks about how she'll be moving away, and Albright asks about the case. Monk starts choking briefly, and then starts cleaning spots. He realizes he's seeing spots and convulses, and they get him to the hospital. The nurse tries to take his blood but Monk is less than cooperative. She finally calls in over a dozen staff to hold him down. Dr. Matthew Shuler from the hematology department comes in and warns there is no good news. Monk has been deliberately poisoned with a synthetic toxin. A hazmat team goes over Monk's apartment looking for the poison while Monk waits with the others for news. Shuler arrives and tells them that Monk was the only one affected, and they can't treat Monk until they identify the specific toxin. If they don't, Monk only has two or three days and will suffer from pain and vomiting before death. Natalie notices a newspaper with a photo of Kazarinski and realizes he was at the supermarket and briefly walked away with Monk's shopping cart. They prepare to go over everything she bought but Shuler warns there may not be enough time. Stottlemeyer calls together a team of volunteer officers to investigate Nash, and try to and find Kazarinski. He warns them Kazarinski must be taken alive so they can determine what toxin he gave Monk. At home, Monk is busy sorting the capsules in his medication. Meanwhile, Stottlemeyer confronts a suspect, Ronnie, who refuses to talk until Stottlemeyer hits him with Disher's laptop. The man reveals that Kazarinski bought a fake ID and a train ticket. Stottlemeyer sets up an undercover operation to watch for Kazarinski at the train station. Kazarinski, wearing a blonde wig, arrives and spots the police. Meanwhile, Disher says that he'll miss police work and notes he can't do it forever. Before Stottlemeyer can respond, he realizes that the announcer in the control tower has gone silent. Disher runs up there and discovers the man is dead. He calls Stottlemeyer, who warns him the microphone is still on. Disher fails to turn it off and sets off a panic as he warns that Kazarinski has taken the controller's uniform. Stottlemeyer spots Kazarinski and chases after him into the rail yard. The killer manages to elude Stottlemeyer but is hit by a passing train and is killed instantly. Monk sees Dr. Bell and explains that they found chemicals in the dumpster at the hotel where Kazarinski was staying, but there's not enough time to come up with anything. All the food from the shopping cart turned up negative. Monk says that he has everything to be sorry about, that he's lived like a prisoner since Trudy's death and he hasn't accomplished anything if he hasn't solved his wife's murder. As Bell pencils in more appointments for Monk to try and reassure him, Monk gets up, tells him goodbye, and then leaves. Disher reports to Stottlemeyer that the lab won't come up with anything in time. The captain pours out two drinks and explains that he always thought Monk wasn't human, but his friend saw and felt everything and was all too human. Natalie drives Monk to the cemetery to say goodbye to Trudy. He simply says that he loves her and assures Natalie he can tell Trudy the rest tomorrow. Back at home, Natalie gets a call from Shuler, who insists Monk should go to the hospital. Monk insists on staying at his apartment and asks Natalie to get him the present Trudy had for him 12 years ago. She reluctantly gives it to him and he opens it to discover it's a video tape. On it, Trudy says that she had a secret, something terrible from before they met. End of Part 1. Part 2. Monk solves the murder of his wife, Trudy. She had an affair with a judge, which resulted in the birth of a daughter. She was told the baby had died in childbirth. But she is still alive. Her name is Mollie Evans (Alona Tal), a movie reviewer who lives 20 minutes away in Monterey and works for a San Francisco Paper. Monk’s stepdaughter brings Monk back to life and he resumes his life as it was before Trudy died 12 years ago. She convinces him, like Trudy did, that he has an important job to do in life and shouldn’t run away from his responsibilities. He spends a lot of time with Molly and is happier than he has been since Trudy’s death. After listening to Trudy’s last message, Monk finally discovers who killed his wife. Racing against time before he dies of poison, he must make a fateful decision. Full Recap: Monk pauses the video tape for two hours and Natalie says he has to continue. He finally continues and Trudy admits that she made a mistake 15 years ago before they met. She had an affair and Monk stops the tape. He then continues and she explains the affair was with her law professor, a married man at the time even though she didn't know it at the time. She was pregnant but admits that she didn't really know the man, but she loved pregnant. She had the girl January 2, 1983, and the child died the same day after nine minutes. When Trudy says the father's name, Ethan Rickover, Monk realizes it's the judge they talked to earlier. He starts the tape and Trudy explains that the missing woman, Wendy Stroud, was the midwife who delivered Trudy's daughter, and Rickover was nominated to the court. He called Trudy and wanted to meet her tomorrow, and Trudy made the tape because she suspected something. She warns that Rickover has a dark side but hopes that she's wrong. She planned to switch the tape if she was wrong, but wanted Monk to know if she didn't come back. Trudy says that Monk is her life and finishes the recording, and Monk bursts into tears. Monk gets up and wonders why Trudy didn't tell him, and Natalie insists he can't go anywhere in his condition. He insists that he won't die yet. Rickover is at his hearing for the state court when Monk and Natalie come in. Monk stares at him repeatedly, distracting him. The judge finally asks for a recess. Once the room is emptied, Rickover comes over to talk to Monk, picking up one of Monk's wipes with a pen when Monk drops it. Monk tells him he knows that Rickover had Trudy killed to cover up his affair. Rickover denies it and claims that he knew a number of unstable students, and points out that there's no record of the birth. When Nash found out something, Rickover had him killed as well. Monk tells Rickover that Trudy made a tape and Rickover then says that he remembers Trudy, and believed she was unstable. Monk attacks him until the bailiffs pull him off, but he swears it isn't over. Monk is taken to the hospital and Disher calls a woman and says he loves her. Stottlemeyer overhears him and Disher hastily covers up what he was saying. Dr. Shuler comes out and tells them that Monk's condition has improved slightly, and Stottlemeyer figures it's the hate. He goes in to see Monk and confirms that Nash made calls to Rickover. They figure that Nash tried to blackmail Rickover with the information. Stottlemeyer promises that they'll get Rickover, but Monk tells him he won't be there, and he wants Stottlemeyer to promise he'll kill Rickover. Stottlemeyer promises but Monk knows he's lying. Natalie is packing Monk's clothing at his apartment and Albright is helping. She assures him that Monk will at least die knowing what happened to Trudy. At the hospital, Monk is going over the files and realizes that something is missing. He explains to the nurse what happened, and she notes that no one bothers to cover up affairs any more. Monk agrees with her and remembers Rickover saying he doesn't plan to move from his house. Monk figures it's something at the house. At the apartment, Natalie starts to show the same symptoms as Monk and she realizes that she picked up one of Monk's wipes. At the courthouse, Rickover picked up the wipe with a pen. They call the hospital with the news but the nurse discovers that Monk has escaped and the window is open. Stottlemeyer is leaving for the night when Disher arrives to tell him that Monk has left the hospital, and they can get the cure. Rickover arrives home and finds Monk, carrying a gun, waiting for him. He tosses a shovel to Rickover and tells him at gunpoint to pick it up and start digging. Disher drives through the streets to Rickover's house while Stottlemeyer tries to find the siren in the back. He notices that Disher has a lot of his stuff loaded in the back. Monk tells Rickover to dig by the sundial in his backyard. Disher keeps speeding through the streets, swiping cars. They're finally blocked off by a van, and Stottlemeyer fires a shot to get the driver to move. Two police officers arrive but Monk refuses to let Rickover go. Disher and Stottlemeyer arrive and tell the officers to back down. The captain explains that they've identified the poison and have to get him to the hospital. Before Monk can respond, Rickover hits something. Disher takes over and they find the skull of Wendy Stroud, the midwife from twelve years ago. Monk points out that the sundial was under a tree. Twelve years ago, Wendy saw Rickover in the newspaper when he was nominated as a Federal judge. Rickover explains that Wendy found Jesus and planned to tell everyone. Then he killed Wendy and Trudy to cover his tracks. Monk drops the gun but Rickover picks it up, tells Monk to take care of "her," and kills himself. Later, a recovered Monk goes to see Dr. Bell and says that he feels fine. When Bell questions him further, Monk admits that he feels empty and Bell wonders what he's going to do now. The detective admits that Rickover's final words have been nagging at him, but he doesn't know who Rickover wanted him to take care of. Bell tells him to move on with his life. At his apartment, Monk and Natalie pack away his files on Trudy's murder. Monk finds an old article about Wendy Stroud finding an abandoned child and taking it to an orphanage. The date is just before she died, and Monk realizes Rickover was covering up the fact that the baby died and lied to Trudy. The girl was adopted and out there somewhere. Monk and Natalie go to see Stottlemeyer, who makes a call and confirms they've found the girl, Molly Evans, a movie reviewer who lives 20 minutes away in Monterey. Monk has second thoughts about seeing her but the others insist he has to go. Monk finally gives in and goes to the paper where she works. Molly finally comes out and he embraces her. Three days later, Monk shows photos of the two of them together to Stottlemeyer and the others at his office. Stottlemeyer notices that Disher has an envelope addressed to him, and takes it. Disher admits it's the right time and tells everyone that he's resigning to take a job as police chief of Summit, New Jersey. Stottlemeyer assures him that he's ready and asks why New Jersey, but they realize he's moving in with Sharona. Later, Monk meets Molly again and takes more photos. She tells him that she's going to Toronto for a film festival and will be back in two weeks. Monk offers to go with her and notes that he's retired since he's found her. Molly points out that he's broke and she isn't going anywhere, and tells him he can't quit because of her. She insists there are other Trudy's out there that need his help. As they walk along the beach, Monk tells Molly all about Trudy. One morning, Monk wakes up in the middle of the bed for the first time since Trudy died. He dresses casually and goes out to the kitchen. When Natalie comes over, he tells her that he's going to the movies with Molly. Natalie breaks into tears at the news and answers the phone. It's Stottlemeyer with a case. He checks the stove and leaves to investigate. Randy arrives in Summit, New Jersey, for his new job. Stottlemeyer kisses TJ goodbye before going to work. Monk and Natalie arrive at the crime scene, meet Stottlemeyer, and go to work. 155949 2006 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Garbage Strike T DVD -R HQ 8182 Episode #63. 7-14-2006 News Media. Reporter #1 (Darlene Kegan). News Reporter (Suzanne Rico). TV Reporter (Lu Parker). 155950 2008 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Genius T DVD -R HQ 10049 Episode #95. 7-25-2008 News Media cover the death of the wife of a chess master who has conceived the perfect crime. Before she died, the wife came to Monk to ask him to solve her murder since the chess master has told her he is going to kill her. When her body is discovered, Monk tries to figure out the perfect crime. The chess master is rude to reporters who question him about his wife’s death. 155951 2005 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Kid T DVD -R HQ 3992 Episode #45. 3-4-2005 News Media. Police want to keep the media out of the story. 155952 2006 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Leper T DVD -R HQ 8006 Episode #71. 12-22-2006 News Media. Millionaire with leprosy comes out of hiding and hires Monk to prove he is alive. But it's a hoax. 155953 2007 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Man Who Shot Santa T DVD -R HQ 9340 Episode #87. 12-7-2007 TV Reporter Brandy Barber (Gina Philips) of Channel 6 News is “a vampire with a press pass.” She goes live with the breaking news story that Monk shot Santa Claus while he was distributing presents from a roof top. The result is Monk is hated by everyone. Cameraman (Aaron Behr). Soundman (Jeff Clarke). His friends tell him he has to change his PR profile so he goes on Barber’s TV show and ends up looking more guilty. But when he captures the man who is dressed as Santa Claus trying to steal a valuable gem from the museum, Barber and her cameraman capture the whole thing live and Monk becomes an American hero. Monk becomes a social pariah when he shoots a man dressed as Santa Claus. Then he must clear his name and foil a larger criminal plot, all in time for Christmas. 155954 2002 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Marathon Man T DVD -R HQ 9465 Episode #9. 9-13-2002 TV News Anchor (Jane Luk). Sportscaster (Brendan Connor). 155955 2004 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Missing Granny T DVD -R HQ 9363 Episode #13. 2-6-2004. Season 2 TV Reporter (Hiram Abrasion). 155956 2007 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Naked Man T DVD -R HQ 8783 Episode #80. 7-27-2007 TV Reporter Darlene Kegan asks questions in front of the court house as reporters chase after two men going to court over a nudists' beach. 155957 2005 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Other Detective T DVD -R HQ 3695 Episode #46. 7-8-2005 News Media greets Monk who appears to have met his match when a fellow detective shows up at a crime scene knowing all the answers. Reporter (Kasi Brown) 155958 2004 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Paperboy T DVD -R HQ 5641. SVD 1500 Episode #23. 1-16-2004 Newspaper deliverer is killed and P.I. Adrian Monk investigates by turning to the pages of the newspaper for clues. 155959 2002 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Psychic T DVD -R HQ 7885 Episode #3. 7-19-2002 Public Relations Spokesperson (Dean Monroe McKenzie). First Reporter (Roger Peterson). Second Reporter (J.C. Kenny). 155960 2007 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Rapper T DVD -R HQ 8769 Episode. 7-20-2007 Reporter (Nicole Greenwood) interviews rap star who gets into his chauffer-driven car, which blows up a minute later. Adrian investigates when another rap star is accused of murder. 155961 2002 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Red Headed Stranger T DVD -R HQ 10096 Episode #12. 10-11-2002 News Media. Reporter #1 (J.C. Kenny). Reporter #2 (Michael Gossack). 155962 2008 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Three Julies (aka 3 Julies) T DVD -R HQ 9557 Episode. 1-25-2008 War Correspondent. Julie Tieger is named after her famous aunt, a war correspondent in Vietnam. Someone is killing people named “Julie Tieger” and Monk has to find out why before his assistant’s daughter is killed. 155963 2004 Monk: Mr. Monk and the TV Star T DVD -R HQ 5722 Episode #25. 1-30-04 News Media. Reporter (Brooke Burke). 1st Paparazzi (Eric Gelman). Killer uses the news media as an alibi. 155964 2003 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Very, Very Old Man T DVD -R HQ 7895 Episode #5. 7-25-2003 Reporter (Hiram Abrasion). 155965 2007 Monk: Mr. Monk and the Wrong Man T DVD -R HQ 8962 Episode. News Media. 155966 2009 Monk: Mr. Monk and Voodoo Curse T DVD -R HQ 11429 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 9-25-2009 Newspaper stories help Monk solve the voodoo’s curse, which is now threatening Natalie and scaring her to death. 155967 2008 Monk: Mr. Monk Falls in Love T DVD -R HQ 10176 (Excerpt) Episode. 8-22-2008 News Media. Police worried that the press will find out about the case and they want to make an arrest before that happens. 155968 2009 Monk: Mr. Monk Fights City Hall T DVD -R HQ 10876 Episode #109. 2-20-2009. Season finale. Reporter Paul Crawford of the San Francisco Dispatch turns out to be the killer. He thought the councilwoman he was having an affair with was pregnant. While dumping her body, two German tourists take a picture and the reporter kills them as well. When the parking garage where Monk’s wife, Trudy was killed is set for demolition, Monk intervenes but soon finds himself investigating the disappearance of the city official key to preserving the site. The parking garage is eventually demolished but the name of the new playground is named for Trudy Monk. 155969 2004 Monk: Mr. Monk Gets Fired T DVD -R HQ 9488 Episode #33. 7-16-2004 News Media. First Reporter (Larry Toffler). Second Reporter (Shirley Jordan). 155970 2006 Monk: Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty T DVD -R HQ 5676 Episode #61. 3-17-2006. News Media cover the capture of Most-Wanted crook who has a history of escapes. Monk must sit on a jury to hear the case of a minor robbery and finds himself drawn into a larger mystery. TV Reporter (Hira Ambrosino). 155971 2008 Monk: Mr. Monk Gets Lotto Fever T DVD -R HQ 10094 Episode #96. 8-1-2008 Freelance Journalist Malcolm O’Dwyer (Malcolm Barrett) edits a newsletter about the state lottery. He is a lottery fanatic and has walls covered with photographs and numbers. A lottery employee takes out a baseball bat and delivers a fatal blow to O’Dwyer’s head so he can steal one of the pictures off the wall that would incriminate him in the lottery announcer murder. It’s a ruled a suicide until Monk points out it’s a murder. TV Newscaster (Tracie Savage). Local TV Station Manager Stan Lawrence (Gregory Jbara). Natalie finds fame in becoming the new lottery announcer while Monk tries to figure out who killed the last announcer. 155972 2005 Monk: Mr. Monk Goes Home Again T DVD -R HQ 3764 Episode #47. 7-15-2005 Technical Writer Ambrose Monk, the detective Adrian Monk's brother buys a poisoned candy bar for Halloween and a murderer will do anything to get it back. Ambrose writes manuals for various products and has won the industry's top award five times. Everyone thinks Ambrose ate the poisoned candy bar, but it was one from last year. He survives and the murderer is captured. The brothers' long-lost father visits but no one is home. Ambrose is a member of the National Society of Instruction Manual Writers (NSIMW). 155973 2006 Monk: Mr. Monk Goes to a Fashion Show T DVD -R HQ 9556 Episode #55. 1-13-2006 Photographer (Steven Kahn). Fashion Show Photographer (David Hodges). 155974 2005 Monk: Mr. Monk Goes to a Wedding T DVD -R HQ 10110 Episode #52. 8-19-2005 Photographer Frank Ruttle (Ryan Bollman). 155975 2003 Monk: Mr. Monk Goes to the Ballgame T DVD -R HQ 5322 Episode. News Media. Sports Reporter (Danny Romero). First Reporter (Lisa Dinkins). Second Reporter (Gina St. John). Third Reporter (Roy Abramsohn). Commentator #1 (Timothy Davis-Reed). Commentator #2 (Jacobi Wynne). Sportscaster Donald Grant (D.J. Lockhart). Monk proves the innocent of a baseball player in the death of an executive and his wife. Real killer was fan who caught 73rd home run baseball and was afraid the baseball player would break the record turning his three-million-dollar ball into a worthless souvenir. 155976 2008 Monk: Mr. Monk Goes to the Bank T DVD -R HQ 9515 Episode. 1-18-2008 News Media. TV Reporter Kent Shocknek (Himself) reports about a bank robbery -- a bank where Monk keeps one of his most prized possessions, his dead wife Trudy’s bracelet that her grandmother gave her. The entire bank staff is responsible for the robbery. Monk, his assistant and the police are locked in the bank’s safe. 155977 2002 Monk: Mr. Monk Goes to the Carnival T DVD -R HQ 9436 Episode #5 8-2-2002 TV Reporter (J.C. Kenny). Photographer (Tamara Levitt). 155978 2005 Monk: Mr. Monk Goes to Vegas T DVD -R HQ 3689 (Mislabeled on disc as 3690). Episode 43. 2-18-2005 News Media. Casino Owner (James Brolin) says he doesn't like a picture of him in the newspaper and says he will buy it and fire the editor. Monk investigates the death of the casino owner's wife in an elevator and beats the gambling bug. Paparazzi Photographer (Eric Gelman). 155979 2008 Monk: Mr. Monk is Hypnotized T DVD -R HQ 10268 Episode. 9-12-2008 TV Female Reporter in the field. Tabloid newspaper with headline on divorce between real estate mogul and actress. The actress kills her husband and makes it look as if it were in self-defense. Monk solves the case after behaving like a six-year-old after being hypnotized and sent back to the only happy time in his life. 155980 2007 Monk: Mr. Monk Is on the Air T DVD -R HQ 7884. Episode #43. 2-2-2007 Radio Shock-Jock (Steven Weber) is a suspect in the death of his wife. Monk knows he killed her but has to prove out since he was on the air when his wife was asphyxiated by gas and ruled a suicide.. 155981 2008 Monk: Mr. Monk Is On the Run (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 9689 Episode. 2-22-2008 Newspaper headlines and stories play an important part in the plot as everyone mourns Monk’s “death” while he searches for the truth that will clear his name. He solves a crime while washing cars and it makes the local newspapers -- Carwash Columbo. 155982 2009 Monk: Mr. Monk Is the Best Man T DVD -R HQ 11597 Episode. 11-13-2009 Reporter Trudy “T.K.” Jensen (Virginia Madsen) works for Consumer Currents Magazine covers household appliances. Monk must determine who is trying to destroy Trudy and Stottlemeyer’s wedding. 155983 2007 Monk: Mr. Monk Is Up All Night T DVD -R HQ 8953 Episode #86. 9-14-2007 Newspaper delivery truck plays a part in the resolution of a crime. Monk tries to make the stacks of newspapers thrown on the sidewalk even and is accused of stealing them. Monk has insomnia after he sees a woman he doesn't know but seems so familiar. It turns out she has his dead wife's cornea transplants. 155984 2009 Monk: Mr. Monk Makes the Playoffs T DVD -R HQ 10824 Episode. 1-30-2009 Sportscaster Bob Costas is indebted to Monk for saving his life from an angry cat, so he gives him two tickets to the Super Bowl he is announcing. 155985 2002 Monk: Mr. Monk Meets the Candidate (aka Premiere) MT DVD -R HQ 3796, 3786. SVD 1211 Episode #1. 7-12-2002 (Two Hours) News Media. Television coverage. Monk investigates the attempted assassination of a mayoral candidate. Keeps viewing Television News Coverage of the attempted assassination trying to figure out what's wrong with it. Entertainment Lawyer representing Francis Ford Coppola's lawsuit against tabloids for being drunk at the Academy Awards out on a date with Sharona. Monk proves he's a liar. 155986 2003 Monk: Mr. Monk Meets the Playboy T DVD -R HQ 5569. SVD 1430 Episode #21. 8-15-2003 Magazine Publisher Dexter Larsen (Gary Cole) killed another Publisher Elliot D'Souza (Mark Tymchyshyn) after he withdrew his financial backing for Larsen's Sapphire Magazine and Monk sets out to prove it. Assistant Editor (Rachel Shumate D'Souza's secretary hires Monk to investigate her boss' death. Monk withdraws from the case when Larsen threatens to publish nude photographs of Monk's assistant, Sharona, relics of her past as a struggling single mother in Atlantic City. When Sharona discovers the reason, she reacts with shame and fear, then tries to retrieve the photos and nail the murderer. 155987 2002 Monk: Mr. Monk Meets the Red-Headed Stranger T DVD -R HQ 9478 Episode. 10-11-2002 News Media. Press Conference with police on murder. 155988 2004 Monk: Mr. Monk Takes His Medicine T DVD -R HQ 9571 Episode #38. 8-20-2004 TV Anchorman (Marc Marosi). 155989 2009 Monk: Mr. Monk Takes the Stand T DVD -R HQ 11387 Episode. 9-11-2009 News Media. Reporters interview aggressive defense attorney who targets Monk’s unconventional methods in court where Monk’s phobias threaten to undermine a murder case. 155990 2005 Monk: Mr. Monk vs. The Cobra T DVD -R HQ 5156 Episode #40. 1-28-2005 Talk Show Host interview author of book on The Cobra who is murdered by a person who has been dead for six years. Monk solves the case. 155991 2008 Monk: Mr. Monk’s 100th Case T DVD -R HQ 10190 Episode. 9-5-2008 TV Journalist-Host James Novak (Eric McCormick) of Infocus, “a television show that gives an unfiltered look at the news, the people behind the news, and the stories behind the headlines.” Infocus follows Monk and the San Francisco police department around as he solves his 100th case. While watching the program at Novak’s home, Monk realizes the fourth victim of a serial killer was not killed by the same man and proves Novak was the murderer explaining how he did it. Novak is arrested and Monk realizes that he has now solved his 101th case as well. 155992 2009 Monk: Mr. Monk’s Favorite Show T DVD -R HQ 11323 Episode. News Media cover bombing of a grown-up child actor’s car after she writes a tell-all book. She was on Monk’s favorite television program from his childhood and he becomes her body guard before solving the case. 155993 2002 Monk: Trudy Anne Monk T Columnist Trudy Anne Monk was the wife of legendary San Francisco detective Adrian Monk. In her career as a reporter and columnist, Trudy worked for several San Francisco publications including the San Francisco Chronicle and The San Francisco Examiner, where she was on staff as a columnist at the time of her death. Trudy was born in 1962, the only child of Dwight, a TV producer and Marcia Ellison. A California native, Trudy received a scholarship to the exclusive private school Ashton Preparatory Academy, where she was valedictorian, and then went on to attend the University of California at Berkeley. Truy, who always loved to read and write poetry, did pursue a career as a writer, though not a poet: she became an award-winning journalist. Trudy, 35, was killed on the morning of December 14, 1997, when an explosive device ripped through her car in a San Francisco parking structure. She died at St. Jude’s Hospital, with her husband Adrian Monk by her side, and is buried in a local cemetery, where the gravestone reads: “Trudy Anne Monk, 1962-1997, Beloved Wife and Daughter.” Despite the efforts of her husband and the San Francisco Police Department, over a decade after death, Trudy’s murder continues to remain unsolved. History with Monk: Adrian and Trudy Monk met at the University of California at Berkeley, when Adrian, who was working in the library, helped Trudy find a book about Alexander Pope. Although too shy to ask for Trudy’s number, he did manage to memorize it when she gave it to another suitor, and after three weeks mustered the courage to call her. On their first date, Adrian and Trudy went to see Willie Nelson, Trudy’s favorite, in concert. They married in 1990, and honeymooned in wine country at the Allacco Vineyard. They were married for seven years. Adrian and Trudy went through a period of financial difficulty several years prior to Trudy’s death, when a story Trudy had written about billionaire Dale Biederbeck (in which she referred to Biederbeck as the “Ghengis Khan of World Finance”) prompted him to sue her. Though Biederbeck (commonly referred to as “Dale the Whale,” due to his morbid obesity) didn’t win the case, the hefty legal fees incurred by the Monks during the course of the lawsuit took a toll on them financially, and ended in the loss of their home. Adrian called it the worst year of Trudy’s life, recalling how distraught she was about the lawsuit. Though times were sometimes tough, Adrian and Trudy’s relationship never faltered. Trudy’s final words were “bread and butter,” a message to her husband that though they would have to separate for a time, they would find each other again some day. Many years after her death, Adrian continues to remain committed to Trudy and her memory. 155994 1966 Monkees, The: T SV 183 (Excerpt) Episode Reporter. Man on the Street Reporter 155995 1967 Monkees, The: Find the Monkees (aka The Audition) T Episode #19. 1-23-1967 Reporters feature Hubbell Benson's search for the mystery group in the morning papers, which the boys read. Daily Planet Reporter Clark Kent gets stuck in the phone booth after The Monkees and reemerges as Superman. 155996 1966 Monkees, The: Here Comes the Monkees T Episode #10. 11-14-1966 TV Interviewer (Paul Mazursky). Interviewer (Bob Rafelson - Voice). 155997 1966 Monkees, The: Here Comes the Monkees T Pilot. Series. 9-12-1966 to 8-19-1968. Interviewer (Bob Rafelson - Voice): "Spontaneous and unrehearsed...Well, those are some of the Monkees. And you never kow when they'll turn up next." 155998 1967 Monkees, The: Monkee Mayor T Episode #36. 10-2-1967 Publisher (Walker Edmiston). WXIU-TV Cameraman (David Pearl). 155999 1966 Monkees, The: Monkees a La Mode T Episode Fashion Magazine Editors give the Monkees an award for grace and gentility. 156000 1967 Monkees, The: Monkees at the Movies T Episode #31. 4-17-1967 Photographer (David M. Frank). Monkees begin a campaign via disguises as magazine reporters, record traders and disc jockeys to have Davy replace Frankie. 156001 1967 Monkees, The: Monkees in the Ring T Episode #20. 1-30-1967 Reporter #1 (George Cisar). Reporter #2 (Richard Russell Ramos). 156002 1967 Monkees, The: Monkees Marooned T Episode #40. 10-30-1967 Press Photographer (Nyles Brown). Press Photographer (David Pearl). 156003 1967 Monkees, The: Prince and the Paupers, The T Episode #21. 2-6-1967 Magazine Reporter. Davy bemoans his lost love until he meets a female teen magazine reporter (Heather North) who is Wendy's double. 156004 2003 Monkeewrench N Tracy, P.J. News Media 156005 1998 Monkey Boy M Journalist discovers the boy with the mind of a child and superhuman strength 156006 1952 Monkey Business M DVD -R HQ 6341, 6342. DVD. SVD 1114. SVD 972. Rogers Reporter (Harry Carey, Jr.). Photographer (John McKee). 156007 1931 Monkey Business M DVD -R HQ 2754, 2739. VHS 1272 News Media. Reporter (Sherry Hall). Photographer Joe (Eddie Borden). Groucho Marx on reporters. Muckrakers. Photographers and Harpo 156008 1996 Monkey House, The N Fullerton, John American Journalist Branson Flett, an arrogant correspondent in Sarajevo 156009 1959 Monkey Ride, The T Armstrong Circle Theatre -6-10-59 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 156010 2001 Monkeybone M PR Reporter #1 (Jamie Donovan). Reporter #2 (Paul Guiles). Publicist Herb (Dave Foley) 156011 1685 Monmouth Degraded PO USC Anonymous News 156012 1964 Monocle rit juane MF Interviewer (Raymond Meunier - The Interviewer) 156013 1957 Monolith Monsters, The M L Weatherman (William Schallert) 156014 1996 Monopol M Interviewer (Lennart Englund) 156015 1782 Monopoly P MacNally, Leonard Press 156016 1977 Monosabio, El MF Photographer (Roberto Cruz) 156017 1939 Monroe Doctrine, The M Short Commentator (Frederick Lindsley). 156018 1995 Monroes, The: Emission Control T DVD -R HQ 3362 Episode Reporter (Clayton Rohner) becomes involved with Ruby 156019 1995 Monroes, The: Pilot T VHS 304 Episode. Series (1995) News Media 156020 1985 Monsieur le ministre TF Series 1985 Reporter officiel (Lea-Marie Cantin) 156021 1947 Monsieur Verdoux M DVD -R HQ 1878 (Media Excerpts) Chaplin, Charlie (Screenplay). Based on an idea by Orson Welles. Reporter (Herb Vigran) interviews Monsieur Verdoux before he goes to his death at the guillotine. He wants a story. Reporter says he was a friend to him throughout the trial. Reporter Max. News Photographer who is constantly told: "No Pictures." Newspaper headlines throughout. Le Figaro: "Stocks Crash." L'Humanite: "Banks Fall." Presses. La Gazette: "Crisis in Europe." La Voix du Peuple. La Presse: "Bluebeard Verdict Expected To-Day." Reporter Max (William Self). Reporter (Herb Vigran). 156022 1982 Monsignore N Leger, Jack-Alain News Media 156023 2003 Monsoon Mystic, The N Nair, Morley J. American Journalist Christine Jones, enchanted by stories of mysticism, goes to India in search of enlightenment. Almost immediately she is implicated in a crime and later accused of assisting a terrorist. Still seeking spiritual guidance, but also trying to understand the region’s corrupt politics and survive the parched climate, Christine befriends Raj, a fugitive. She sets off with him to find an ashram, or community of mystics, following a path that leads to a series of mysterious events. Christine’s search for transcendence takes several very wrong turns into drug use, political patronage, tantric love and emotional blackmail as the mystics she encounters pursue the ultimate aphrodisiac. When the state administration collapses, Christine finds herself in the middle of a police raid as ideals and illusions about self-knowledge come crashing down around her naive head. 156024 2001 Monsoon Wedding M Photographer (Ambar B. Capoor). 156025 2003 Monster M Newscaster (Jim R. Coleman). 156026 1979 Monster (aka It Came From the Lake. Monster, the Legend That Became a Terror. Monstroid. Toxic Horror, The. Toxic Monster) M Ness Reporter (Patty Clark) is the "annoying 'stick-a-mike-in-your-face' type, investigates a chemical plant in Latin America that has created a monster 156027 1941 Monster and the Girl, The M Anthony, Stuart (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Sam Daniels (Rod Cameron) approaches woman in courtroom and offers to help her after her brother has been found guilty of murder for killing man who was involved in tricking her into false marriage and then trying to force her to be a prostitute. Following the execution, key members of the trial start getting killed and the crooks suspect the reporter. Murders are the work of a gorilla who has received the transplanted brain of her brother. Gorilla is shot by its last victim, but manages to kill the man before it dies. Reporter shows up in time for obligatory final embrace with the sister. Photographer Charlie (Dave Willock). 156028 1980 Monster Club, The M Writer John Carradine as horror writer Chetwynd-Hayes 156029 1986 Monster in the Closet M Dahlin, Bob, Peter L. Bergquist (Story). Dahlin (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Richard Clark (Donald Grant) for the Daily Globe in San Francisco gets the job because his uncle owns the paper. He writes obituaries but longs to cover real news. His editor gives him a three-week-old story about people being dragged into closets by a mysterious force. Clark has to contend with the paper's star reporter, Scoop Johnson (Frank Ashmore) who tries to undermine his efforts. Spinning newspapers, newsboys hawking papers with the latest news on the monster, who is finally stopped by having people destroy their closets while Clark gets an exclusive and earns the right to call his editor "chief." Shades of Clark Kent. Reporter (Terrence Beasor). Reporter (Sheldon Feldner). Reporter (Carole Kean). Reporter (Katherine Lyons). Reporter (Thayer McClanahan). Reporter (Patricia Richards). Globe Reporter (Paul Latchaw). Reporter (Jack Shearer). Reporter (Jack Tate). TV Newscaster (Claire Mono). TV Newscaster Archie Lang). TV Newscaster (Arthur Taxier). TV Newscaster (John Walsh). Globe Reporter (Wycliffe Young). 156030 2007 Monster Jam 2007 T Reporter (Brenda Price) 156031 2003 Monster Man M Newscaster (Diana Morgan). 156032 2006 Monster Mountain M College Reporter (Tammy Bellisle). Reporter #2 (Stephanie L. Moore) 156033 1987 Monster Squad, The M TV Anchorman (Gary Rebstock). TV Anchorwoman (Diana Lewis). 156034 2007 Monster Warriors: Attack of the Leaping Leeches T Episode #29. Cameraman (Greg White). 156035 2005 Monster-in-Law M TV Newswoman-Interviewer Viola Fields (Jane Fonda) has "lost her youth, who's just been fired and now she's going to lose her son." But she's going to go down fighting. Barbara Walters-type great lady of TV News has recently been dumped form her job and she has turned sodden and self-pitying. Objects to son's fiancé -- and the battle is on. 156036 1999 Monster! MT Anchorwoman (Jennifer Congram). 156037 1988 Monsters T SV 49, 65 Episodes News Media 156038 2005 Monsters of Gramercy Park N Leigh, Danny Crime writer Lizbeth Greene gets premonition her deliverance from crippling bout of writer's block might lie in telling life story of notorious New York City gang leader who forces writer to acknowledge her own deceptions and shading of the truth. 156039 2009 Monsters vs. Aliens M Animation TV Weatherman Derek Dietl (Paul Rudd - Voice) is a jerk by nature and a TV weatherman by trade, and is marrying Susan. Shortly before the ceremony, the bride is struck by a meteorite, which causes her to glow apple-green and swell upward in front of the church congregation. No sooner has Susan’s head burst through the church roof then she is captured by the Army and removed to a secure facility, where, to her dismay, she is stored as a potential weapon of war -- a “rare female monster.” Susan takes her place amid a batch of other monsters who have been rounded up by the government over the years. 156040 2001 Monsters, Inc. M Tabloid. Daily Glob, The 156041 1990 Monsters: Sin Sop T DVD -R HQ 9087 Episode. 12-9-1990 Journalist (Christine Dunford) investigates a device that extracts sin from people looking for redemption 156042 2004 Monstertorsdag MF Norway Reporter (Ingvill Bjorland). TV kameraman (Ola Petter Steinsland). 156043 2003 Monstrous Regiment: Novel of Discworld, A N Pratchett, Terry Discworld Series War Correspondents. Editor William de Worde of Discworld's first newspaper, the Ankh-Morpork Times makes a cameo appearance along with his Photographer Otto. While the city's civil, religious and business leaders are up in arms over the Times, the Patrician of Ankh-Morpork, encourages the advance -- as long as it remains "a simple entertainment that is not going to end up causing tentacled monsters …." "dread apparitions to talk the streets eating people." DeWorde's staff grows. William was the second son of Lord de Worde and as such was considered a second-rate citizen by the family. Made his living by noting down newsworthy events in Ankh Morpork and sending his newsletter to notable dignitaries outside the city for a few dollars a month. This enabled him to live reasonably comfortably and have plenty of spare time each month. 156044 2001 Monstrum, Das MF Germany Journalist (Henning Vogt). TV News Host (Lisa Martinek). 156045 2003 Monsturd M Reporter (Michael West) 156046 1981 Montauk Fault, The N USC Mitgang, Herbert Journalist Sam Linkum, New York newsman sees small-town paper as a soapbox. Jane Twining Delafield ("I'm a bottom line girl") network and communications conglomerate executive. Conglomerate wants to fold the newspaper subsidiary into the total mix of "our profit center -- the leisure-time division." Jennie Ives, newspaperwoman working with Linkum. Linkum quits. The former editor of the Lifestyles gossip section has a final message for Delafield: "Go fuck the paper yourself." 156047 1926 Monte Carlo M Wilson, Carey (Story). Joe Farnham (Titles). Alice D. G. Miller (Adaptation-Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Bancroft (Arthur Hoyt) for the Star escorts three female contest winners to Monte Carlo. Reporter sends daily wires to the paper on the progress of the hunt for titled husbands by the contest winners. 156048 1986 Monte Carlo MT Reporter #1 (Alain Chevallier). Reporter #2 (Steve Gadler). 156049 1969 Monte Carlo or Bust M Lady Journalist (Hattie Jacques) 156050 1992 Montel Williams Show, The DT Series. 1992. Syndicated Talk Show Host Montel Williams 156051 2002 Montreal Writer DT Short Interviewer Seth Mendelson. 156052 1982 Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl M Parody Sports News. Boxing Commentator (John Cleese). Silly Olympiad Commentator #1 (John Cleese). Silly Olympiad Commentator #2 (Terry Jones). Soccer Commentator (Michael Palin). 156053 1970 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Archaeology Today T Episode #21. 11-17-1970 Parody News. Interviewer (Michael Palin), Archaeology Today. 156054 1970 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Attila the Hun Show, The T Episode #20. 11-10-1970 Parody News. Newsreader (Michael Palin). Interviewer (Graham Chapman) 156055 1969 Monty Python's Flying Circus: BBC Entry for the Zinc Storat of Budapest, The T Episode #6. 11-23-1969 Parody News. Interviewer (John Cleese). 156056 1972 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Blood, Devastation, Death, War and Horror T Episode #30. 11-9-1972 Parody News. BBC News Anchor (Richard Baker - Himself). Interviewer (Michael Palin). 156057 1973 Monty Python's Flying Circus: British Showbiz Awards, The T Episode #39. 1-18-1973 Parody News. BBC News Anchor (Richard Baker - Himself). Thames TV Announcer (David Hamilton - Himself). Writer Oscar Wilde (Graham Chapman). The Announcer (John Cleese). 156058 1970 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Buzz Aldrin Show, The T Episode #17. 10-20-1970 Parody News. Interviewer (Eric Idle). BBC Man (Michael Palin). 156059 1970 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Dinsdale T DVD -R HQ 4749 Episode #14. 9-15-1970. Parody News. Face the Press. TV Interviewer (Eric Idle) and News Anchors. Ministry of Silly Walks. The Piranha Brothers, an investigative journalism parody with newspaper critics. First Interviewer (Eric Idle). Second Interviewer (Terry Jones). Theatre Critic for the "Western Daily News" (John Cleese). Theatre Critic for the "Bath Chronicle." BBC Announcer (Eric Idle). 156060 1972 Monty Python's Flying Circus: E. Henry Thripshaw's Disease T Episode #36. 12-21-1972 Parody News. Interviewer (Graham Chapman). Messenger (Terry Gilliam). 156061 1969 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Full Frontal Nudity T Episode #8. 12-7-1969 Parody News. Reporter (Eric Idle -- Hell's Grannies Reporter). Art Critic (Michael Palin). 156062 1974 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Hamlet T Episode. 11-21-1974. Parody News. Reporter (Graham Chapman). First Reporter (Terry Jones). First Radio Announcer (Michael Pallin). Second Radio Announcer (Terry Jones). 156063 1970 Monty Python's Flying Circus: How Not To Be Seen T Episode #24. 12-8-1970 Parody News. Interviewer (Carol Cleveland). 156064 1969 Monty Python's Flying Circus: How to Recognise Different Types of Trees from Quite a Long Way Away T Episode #3. 10-19-1969 Parody News. Newsreader (John Cleese). Interviewer (John Cleese). First Superman (John Cleese). Third Superman (Terry Jones). 156065 1970 Monty Python's Flying Circus: How to Recognize Different Parts of the Body T Episode #22. 11-24-1970 Parody News. Interviewer (Michael Palin), Interviewer with a hook for a hand. TV Announcer (Terry Jones). 156066 1970 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Intermission T Episode #13. 1-11-1970 Parody News. Interviewer (John Cleese). 156067 1970 Monty Python's Flying Circus: It's a Living T Episode #19. 11-3-1970 Parody News. Interviewer (Graham Chapman). Second Interviewer (Michael Palin). Announcer (John Cleese). 156068 1970 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Live from the Grill-o-Mat T Episode #18. 10-27-1970 Parody News. Critic (Terry Jones). BBC Announcer (Terry Jones). Boxing Documentary Narrator (Michael Palin). 156069 1969 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Man's Crisis of Identity in the Latter Half of the 20th Century T Episode #5.11-16-1969 Parody News. Woman Journalist (Terry Jones). Arrested Newsreader (Eric Idle). Vox Pop Interviewer (John Cleese). 156070 1972 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Mr. and Mrs. Brian Norris' Ford Popular T Episode #28. 10-26-1972 Parody News. Newsreader (Eric Idle). 156071 1970 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Naked Ant, The T Episode #12. 1-4-1970 Parody News. Interviewer (John Cleese). Upperclass Twit of the Year Commentator (John Cleese). BBC Man (Eric Idle). 156072 1972 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Nude Man, The T Episode #35. 12-14-1972 Parody News. Commentator, "Hide-and-Seek" Finals (Eric Idle - Voice). Announcer (John Cleese). 156073 1969 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Owl-Stretching Time T Episode #4. 10-26-1969 Parody News. Art Critic (Michael Palin). 156074 1974 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Party Political Broadcast T Episode #45. 12-5-1974 Parody News. Newsreader (Eric Idle). 156075 1970 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Royal Episode 13 T Episode #26. 12-22-1970 Parody News. Newsreader (Michael Palin). 156076 1969 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Goes to the Bathroom, The T Episode #11. 12-28-1969 Parody News. Interviewer (Eric Idle). 156077 1972 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Salad Days T Episode #33. 11-30-1972 Parody News. BBC News Anchor (Richard Baker - Himself). Interviewer (John Cleese). Announcer (John Cleese). 156078 1969 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Sex and Violence T Episode #2. 10-12-1969 Parody News. Interviewer (John Cleese). 156079 1970 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Spam T Episode #25. 12-15-1970 Parody News. Journalist (Eric Idle). Second Journalist (Michael Palin). First Critic (Michael Palin). Second Critic (Eric Idle). Radio Voice (Michael Palin). 156080 1972 Monty Python's Flying Circus: War Against Pornography, The T Episode #32. 11-23-1971 Parody News. Newsreader (Michael Palin). First Interviewer (John Cleese). Announcer (John Cleese). Second Interviewer (Terry Jones). 156081 1969 Monty Python's Flying Circus: Whither Canada? T Episode #1. 10-5-1969 Parody News. Interviewer #2 (John Cleese). Interviewer #3 (Eric Idle). Interviewer #1 (Michael Palin). 156082 1969 Monty Python's Flying Circus: You're No Fun Anymore T Episode #7. 11-30-1969 Parody News. Commentator, Tennis (Eric Idle). Announcer (John Cleese). 156083 1994 Monty: My Dad Could Beat Up Your Dad T Episode #9. Reporter (Vincent Ventresca). 156084 1994 Monty: Premiere T SV 250 Episode News Media 156085 1966 Monument, The N GPL Benchley, Nathaniel Editor who is determined and the power of the press. Rufus Goodman, editor of the Peninsula Gazette in New England town of Hawley. 156086 2005 Mook Brothers, The M Short Photographer (Chris De Troy). 156087 1994 Moolah Murphy Goes Straight (aka“Moolah” Murphy Goes Straight) CB Justice League Quarterly #16 Investigative Radio Reporter Mavis Morgan is doing a radio interview with Joe and Ernest (General Glory and Ernie) when it is interrupted by “Moolah” Murphy, a mobster who is going straight. It’s up to General Glory and Ernie to find out the truth. 156088 2007 Moon and the Stars, The M Journalist (Lili Bordan) 156089 1960 Moon Flame SS MLPL MacDonald, Philip In "Death and Chicanery: Collection of Tales by Philip MacDonald, A." New York Magazine. Narrator in from New York magazine looking into a story on horse slaughtering. Little journalism. 156090 1859 Moon Hoax, The. Or, Discovery That the Moon Has a Vast Population of Human Beings, A NSF MLPL Locke, Richard Adams Newspaper Hoax appearing in the New York Sun. 156091 1953 Moon is Blue, The M L TV Announcer (Fortunio Bonavoa) 156092 2004 Moon of the Dark Red Calves N Smith, Tima Photojournalist Hannah insists her nomadic days as a wanderer are long over. She has a job. She works to improve the art she creates with her camera. Her days are steady and predictable, but they are growing complicated. A restless boyfriend, an irritating but interesting mentor, and a silent four-year-old named Robin are beginning to make the life Hannah lived in the '60s seem almost pedestrian. But Hannah's free and idealistic past contains a secret. It's that secret, and the press of unanticipated involvements, to a man and especially to the child, that propels Hannah toward a future as devoid of certainty as any she could imagine. 156093 2003 Moon Over Manhattan: Mystery and Mayhem N Cook, Thomas and Larry King Reporter Charlie Moon is a big city newspaperman convinced he has seen everything in New York until he's sent out on assignment to do a piece for the style section of The Daily Register. Moon is an arch-conservative veteran reporter for a city tabloid. He's been ordered by his boss to write what is for Moon a humiliating article about residences with Central Park views. One of these views is Vandameer's place. TV Commentator Arthur Vandameer is a single dad and TV political commentary giant, the host of WNIN's Speaking Truth to Power. He's rich, famous and miserable. He has risen to the top of the city's glittering media heap only to find nothing. Moon despises the liberal commentator, learns about his daughter's apparent elopement and sees in it a way to destroy Vandameer. 156094 1955 Moon Over Miami N OWN - H Kofoed, Jack Press 156095 1993 Moon Over Miami: In a Safe Place T Episode #10. TV Reporter (Liz Benoit). 156096 2007 Moon Over Tokyo NR Mitchell, Siri L. Reporter Allie O’Connor has lived in Japan for two years but she still barely copes as a foreigner. After an office romance ends badly, she prays in her loneliness one moonlit night for a friend. Just a friend. Soon after this prayer she runs into an old classmate from high school at church who has been assigned to the U.S. embassy and lives in Allie’s district. In school he had been a young Republican and O’Connor was a liberal Democrat. He is not the friend she was looking for, and yet...will she risk their fledgling friendship to find out if it can become something more? 156097 1987 Moon Tiger N GPL Lively, Penelope Correspondent Claudia Hampton, best-selling writer of popular histories, lies dying in a London hospital bed. Recalls her life of adventure as a newspaper correspondent and historical novelist. 156098 1920 Moon-Calf N OWN - H Dell, Floyd Reporter Felix Fay. Deems Morgan, reporter for the competing paper. J.G. the editor. Mr. Rosenthal, the publisher. Port Royal News. 156099 1988 Moon-Lighting: Premiere T SV 205 (Media Excerpts) News Media 156100 1936 Moon's Our Home, The M Screwball: Madcap Comedies. Fonda. Magazine. Cherry Chester, movie star interviewed by movie magazine writer. Anthony Amberton, famed travel writer, really John Smith (Henry Fonda). Reporters (Harry Bowen, Harry Harvey). Headline: Where's Cherry Chester? 156101 1989 Mooncalf Murders NM MLPL Carter, Noel Vreeland News Media. Peter Polhemus at the Stop-Press. Narrator: wants to get a byline and be a top investigative reporter for the Nyack Stop-Press…"I'd still be free to pay cub reporter like Roz Russell in an early forties comedy." The Nyack Stop-Press is a fledgling weekly run by a retired state university journalism professor, Peter Polhemis. Family newspaper. Miranda Fay, who found the body. Peter wants the story. But she wants a byline, she wants to write the article herself. Partnership is formed. 156102 1983 Moondreamer N OWN - H Kamitses, Zoe TV Reporter Courtney Brooks, hard-driving television reporter who sets out to interview Kim, a mysterious radio personality called Moondreamer who broadcasts a nation-wide sexual fantasy from a small California station. Courtney Brooks, beautiful, sophisticated and coolly ambitious. She's 40. 156103 2002 Moonlight MF Netherlands/Luxembourg. Photographer (Pieter Riemens). 156104 1999 Moonlight for Maggie NR Hart, Alexis Reporter Maggie Howell is the star reporter for the Shreveport Daily. But she gets more than she bargained for when she lands an assignment to uncover Mafia corruption in the small town of Port Ray. She's an independent woman who can handle anything including gangsters. All without a man's help. 156105 1942 Moonlight in Havana M Reporter (Eddie Coke). Newsboy (Walter Tetley). Photographer (Charles Sherlock). 156106 2002 Moonlight Mile M Photographer (Edward Lachman) 156107 2007 Moonlight: 12:04 AM T DVD -R HQ 9289 Episode #8. 11-16-2007 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Beth's Cameraman (Bill Parks). Gritty Crime Photographer Morgan Vincent sells pictures to Buzz Wire and many other publications including Reuters. She bears a striking resemblance to Coraline and Mick now questions whether Coraline really died in the fire he set to kill her. But Morgan is not a vampire. Has she come back as a human. Mick protects a frightened woman from cult members who have vowed to fulfill their dying leader’s wish that those responsible for his execution be put to death. 156108 2007 Moonlight: B.C. T DVD -R HQ 9219 Episode #6. 11-03-2007 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Beth's Cameraman (Bill Parks). Beth starts to wonder what it is like to be in love with a vampire. 156109 2008 Moonlight: Click T DVD -R 9872 Episode #14. 5-2-2008 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Buzz Wire Editor Maureen Williams is killed. Beth’s new boss has questionable journalism ethics. Turner: “Maureen was totally supportive of the kind of stories I wanted to pursue.” The new male boss calls a meeting to discuss the new direction he wants to take Buzz Wire. Turner is concerned. The male assistant district attorney likes Turner. He reads his stories and compliments her over lunch. New editor Lewis. changes the rules. “My little scoopsters. Get me that news.” Expects all his reporters to come back with something hot and scoop the competition -- if the items isn’t true, they’ll retract it later. After hiring Mick as part of her security detail, a rising Hollywood star is murdered. Paparazzi chases her after she tries to elude photographers in a car. Mic runs interference for the starlet. She expects them to follow her. The tabloid treats Mic as if he the starlet’s new “hottie.” Parparazzo Dean Foster shoots Mic repeatedly. He confronts him. Buzz Wire Editor sends Beth to cover the celebrity Mic is working for. Celebrity is killed. Mic takes responsibility. Dean Foster photograph shows the dead celebrity in the water and Buzz Wire buys it. Turner refuses to write the story until she can check it out and editor is forced to go along with her. Somebody at the party killed her. How did Foster can get the picture? Mic becomes a “celebrity PI.” Paparazzi go after him. Celebrity had paid Foster $50,000 to keep some pictures off the market -- pictures about her mother who had killed her abusive husband and was now out of jail. Car tries to run down Mic. Foster captures it all on film. Mob of paparazzi stalk Mic. Foster calls Beth about pictures of St. John getting hit by a car and getting up and walking away. He tells her he wants all of Buzz Wire’s exclusives or else St. John becomes his number one priority. Producer killed celebrity so he wouldn’t have to pay back his investors. Paparazzi photographs are shown throughout the episode. “I guess that’s the end of my 15 minutes of fame,” Mic says after paparazzi go after the story of the killer. Foster keeps stalking Mic. “This whole digital revolution is bad for Vampires. You can see them in digital pictures, not on film,” a vampire friend of Mic’s tells Beth. Turner quits Buzz Wire -- not even a veneer of respectability. Not going to make a living off people like some kind of a ....” she stops before saying “vampire.” Foster is shooting pictures of Mic and Beth in a restaurant. Two paparazzi vampires take him out. “For the last time, this is Beth Turner reporting for Buzz Wire” and her last Internet report. Assistant Attorney General has Foster’s pictures and puts them into a file on Mic St. John. 156110 2007 Moonlight: Dr. Feelgood (aka Doctor Feelgood) T DVD -R HQ 9078 Episode #3. 10-12-2007 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Beth's Cameraman (Bill Parks). Beth now knows the truth about Mick’s secret identity. She decides to help the undead PI locate and stop a newbie vampire who can’t control his bloodlust. 156111 2008 Moonlight: Fated to Pretend T DVD -R HQ 9870 Episode #13. 4-25-2008 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Buzz Wire Editor Maureen Williams is killed -- shot in the head. Her computer is missing and Beth and Mic try to find out why she was killed. When a suspected murderer kidnaps Beth, Mick must decide whether to stay human or become a vampire again to save her. Beth Turner to Assistant DA: We cover serious stories here. We’re not just a thrashy tabloid. 156112 2007 Moonlight: Fever T DVD -R HQ 9120 Episode #4. 10-19-2007 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Beth's Cameraman (Bill Parks). Mick gets himself injured in the process of finding a young girl who is supposedly hiding in the desert. Due to scorching sunlight and immense heat, Mick is depleted of his vampiric ability to heal himself. As a result, Beth will have to take drastic measures to save Mick’s life. 156113 2007 Moonlight: Fleur de Lis T DVD -R HQ 9310 Episode #9. 11-23-2007 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Beth's Cameraman (Bill Parks). Gritty Crime Photographer Morgan Vincent sells pictures to Buzz Wire and many other publications including Reuters. She bears a striking resemblance to Coraline and Mick now questions whether Coraline really died in the fire he set to kill her. But Photojournalist Morgan is not a vampire. Has she come back as a human. Beth is jealous when Mick starts working closely with a mysterious photographer and when she looks closely she finds the woman is not who she claims to be. Mick is convinced Morgan is not Coraline. Beth is convinced she is. The real Coraline was a courtesan in 1700s. She kidnapped Beth when she was four and Mick saved Beth. Beth investigates her: “I will finally find out the truth. We both will.” While on assignment, Mick and Morgan kiss. Beth also investigates Mick. Beth remembers watching Coraline burn in the fire that killed her. She finds the room where Coraline kept her in her attempt to make them a family -- Beth, Coraline and Mick. Mick also solves case of a stepson and wife who have an affair and try to steal company from the man’s stepfather. Mick saves Morgan’s life. He takes her back to his apartment. They kiss. She admits she is Coraline. He wants to know how she came back. Beth shows up. Mick admits Morgan is Coraline. Takes a stake and drives it into Morgan’s chest. Mick tells Beth she is not a vampire. She’s human. She has as cure. But Morgan dies before telling Mick about the cure for vampirism. ` 156114 2008 Moonlight: Love Last Forever T DVD -R HQ 9484 Episode #11. 1-11-2008 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Beth's Cameraman (Bill Parks). Gritty Crime Photographer Morgan Vincent sells pictures to Buzz Wire and many other publications including Reuters. She bears a striking resemblance to Coraline and Mick now questions whether Coraline really died in the fire he set to kill her. Vindictive drug lord kidnaps Josh, whose fate lies with Mick and Beth. 156115 2008 Moonlight: Mortal Cure, The T DVD -R HQ 9520 Episode #12. 1-18-2008 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Beth's Cameraman (Bill Parks). Gritty Crime Photographer Morgan Vincent sells pictures to Buzz Wire and many other publications including Reuters. She bears a striking resemblance to Coraline and Mick now questions whether Coraline really died in the fire he set to kill her. Mick discovers Coraline’s secret, which could get him closer to his dream of becoming human again. Angry with him, Beth must deal with heartbreaking news alone. When Josh was dying, Mick wouldn’t turn him into a vampire to save his life. f 156116 2007 Moonlight: No Such Things as Vampires T DVD -R HQ 8998 Episode #1. 9-28-2007 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Beth's Cameraman (Bill Parks). String of vampire-like murders have been happening around Los Angeles. It's up to Mick St. John to find out who's behind these murders. While on the case, he meets a woman from his past. Reporters (Kevin T. McCarthy, Catherine Kresge). 156117 2007 Moonlight: Out of the Past T DVD -R HQ 9023 Episode #2. 10-5-2007 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Beth's Cameraman (Bill Parks). Reporter #1 (Catherine Kresge). Reporter #2 (Kevin T. McCarthy). Newspaper Reporter Julia Stephens (Lisa Sheridan) writes book, “The Wronged Man” about a man who spent 25 years in prison and knows Vampire PI Mick is a vampire. The murderer kidnaps the reporter and tells Mitch he will kill her painfully unless he gives himself up to him. Our vampire PI faces an unpleasant part of his past when he learns a convicted murderer with some confidential information is being released from prison. It seems the killer is threatening to reveal Mick’s undead identity in a way that wins him public approval. 156118 2007 Moonlight: Ringer, The T DVD -R HQ 9260 Episode #7. 11-9-2007 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Beth's Cameraman (Bill Parks). Gritty Crime Photographer Morgan Vincent sells pictures to Buzz Wire and many other publications including Reuters. She bears a striking resemblance to Coraline and Mick now questions whether Coraline really died in the fire he set to kill her. But Morgan is not a vampire. Investigating arson at an historic Hollywood hotel reminds Mick of the night Coraline, the vampire who turned Mick into a vampire, died. Flashbacks show how Coraline turned Mick into the vampire he hates to be. 156119 2007 Moonlight: Sleeping Beauty T DVD -R HQ 9360 Episode #10. 12-14-2007 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Beth's Cameraman (Bill Parks). Gritty Crime Photographer Morgan Vincent sells pictures to Buzz Wire and many other publications including Reuters. She bears a striking resemblance to Coraline and Mick now questions whether Coraline really died in the fire he set to kill her. But Photojournalist Morgan is not a vampire. Has she come back as a human. Beth is jealous when Mick starts working closely with a mysterious photographer and when she looks closely she finds the woman is not who she claims to be. Mick is convinced Morgan is not Coraline. Beth is convinced she is. The real Coraline was a courtesan in 1700s. She kidnapped Beth when she was four and Mick saved Beth. Beth investigates her: “I will finally find out the truth. We both will.” While on assignment, Mick and Morgan kiss. Beth also investigates Mick. Beth remembers watching Coraline burn in the fire that killed her. She finds the room where Coraline kept her in her attempt to make them a family -- Beth, Coraline and Mick. Mick also solves case of a stepson and wife who have an affair and try to steal company from the man’s stepfather. Mick saves Morgan’s life. He takes her back to his apartment. They kiss. She admits she is Coraline. He wants to know how she came back. Beth shows up. Mick admits Morgan is Coraline. Takes a stake and drives it into Morgan’s chest. Mick tells Beth she is not a vampire. She’s human. She has as cure. Morgan did not die. She is in the hospital in critical condition. Mick learns why Josef believes Mick and Beth cannot be together when a dying man with a long-standing vendetta puts a contract out on Josef. 156120 2008 Moonlight: Sonata T DVD -R 9913 Episode #16. 5-16-2008 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Buzz Wire Editor Maureen Williams is killed. Beth’s new boss has questionable journalism ethics. Turner: “Maureen was totally supportive of the kind of stories I wanted to pursue.” The new male boss calls a meeting to discuss the new direction he wants to take Buzz Wire. Turner is concerned. The male assistant district attorney likes Turner. He reads his stories and compliments her over lunch. New editor Lewis. changes the rules. “My little scoopsters. Get me that news.” Expects all his reporters to come back with something hot and scoop the competition -- if the items isn’t true, they’ll retract it later. After hiring Mick as part of her security detail, a rising Hollywood star is murdered. Paparazzi chases her after she tries to elude photographers in a car. Mic runs interference for the starlet. She expects them to follow her. The tabloid treats Mic as if he the starlet’s new “hottie.” Paparazzo Dean Foster shoots Mic repeatedly. He confronts him. Buzz Wire Editor sends Beth to cover the celebrity Mic is working for. Celebrity is killed. Mic takes responsibility. Dean Foster photograph shows the dead celebrity in the water and Buzz Wire buys it. Turner refuses to write the story until she can check it out and editor is forced to go along with her. Somebody at the party killed her. How did Foster can get the picture? Mic becomes a “celebrity PI.” Paparazzi go after him. Celebrity had paid Foster $50,000 to keep some pictures off the market -- pictures about her mother who had killed her abusive husband and was now out of jail. Car tries to run down Mic. Foster captures it all on film. Mob of paparazzi stalk Mic. Foster calls Beth about pictures of St. John getting hit by a car and getting up and walking away. He tells her he wants all of Buzz Wire’s exclusives or else St. John becomes his number one priority. Producer killed celebrity so he wouldn’t have to pay back his investors. Paparazzi photographs are shown throughout the episode. “I guess that’s the end of my 15 minutes of fame,” Mic says after paparazzi go after the story of the killer. Foster keeps stalking Mic. “This whole digital revolution is bad for Vampires. You can see them in digital pictures, not on film,” a vampire friend of Mic’s tells Beth. Journalist Turner now works for the assistant district attorney. A vampire is arrested for killing an athlete and jeopardizes all of the vampires who live in the city. They help her escape and then exterminate her and her husband, who doesn’t want to live without her. The cliffhanger ends with the assistant district attorney getting a list of vampires and a mysterious phone call saying more information will be forthcoming. 156121 2008 Moonlight: What’s Left Behind T DVD -R 9889 Episode #15. 5-9-2008 Internet-Web Reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles) for Buzz Wire was rescued long ago when she was a young girl by a Los Angeles crime investigator who's also been a vampire for the last 60 years. He's reunited with her. Buzz Wire Editor Maureen Williams is killed. Beth’s new boss has questionable journalism ethics. Turner: “Maureen was totally supportive of the kind of stories I wanted to pursue.” The new male boss calls a meeting to discuss the new direction he wants to take Buzz Wire. Turner is concerned. The male assistant district attorney likes Turner. He reads his stories and compliments her over lunch. New editor Lewis. changes the rules. “My little scoopsters. Get me that news.” Expects all his reporters to come back with something hot and scoop the competition -- if the items isn’t true, they’ll retract it later. After hiring Mick as part of her security detail, a rising Hollywood star is murdered. Paparazzi chases her after she tries to elude photographers in a car. Mic runs interference for the starlet. She expects them to follow her. The tabloid treats Mic as if he the starlet’s new “hottie.” Paparazzo Dean Foster shoots Mic repeatedly. He confronts him. Buzz Wire Editor sends Beth to cover the celebrity Mic is working for. Celebrity is killed. Mic takes responsibility. Dean Foster photograph shows the dead celebrity in the water and Buzz Wire buys it. Turner refuses to write the story until she can check it out and editor is forced to go along with her. Somebody at the party killed her. How did Foster can get the picture? Mic becomes a “celebrity PI.” Paparazzi go after him. Celebrity had paid Foster $50,000 to keep some pictures off the market -- pictures about her mother who had killed her abusive husband and was now out of jail. Car tries to run down Mic. Foster captures it all on film. Mob of paparazzi stalk Mic. Foster calls Beth about pictures of St. John getting hit by a car and getting up and walking away. He tells her he wants all of Buzz Wire’s exclusives or else St. John becomes his number one priority. Producer killed celebrity so he wouldn’t have to pay back his investors. Paparazzi photographs are shown throughout the episode. “I guess that’s the end of my 15 minutes of fame,” Mic says after paparazzi go after the story of the killer. Foster keeps stalking Mic. “This whole digital revolution is bad for Vampires. You can see them in digital pictures, not on film,” a vampire friend of Mic’s tells Beth. Journalist Turner is out of a job so the assistant district attorney offers a job. Mick thinks a missing child is his grandson. He saves him and finds out he is not related to him. St. John and Turner’s love affair hits a snag. 156122 1982 Moonlighting M Newspaper Boy (Hugh Harper). 156123 1986 Moonlighting: In God We Strongly Suspect T Episode #19. 2-11-1986 Reporter (Hettie Lynne Hurtes). 156124 1989 Moonlighting: Perfect T Episode. 4-9-1989. Season #5. Episode #9. Correct Episode Name. News Media. Reporter #1 (Lenny Garner). 156125 1986 Moonlighting: Sleep Talkin' Guy T Episode #22. 4-1-1986 Journalist (Frantz Turner). 156126 1987 Moonlighting: Straight Poop, The T Episode #34. 1-6-1987 Gossip Columnist Rona Barrett drops by the Blue Moon Detective Agency to figure out why David and Maddie can't get alone. In the end she convinces them to apologize to one another and promised viewers there would be a new episode the following week. 156127 2001 Moonstruck in Manhattan NR Summers, Cara Harlequin Magazine Journalist Chelsea Brockway's luck with men does change but not necessarily for the better when a recently married friend gifts her with a man-magnet skirt. Under contract to a popular magazine to produce three articles about the garment, she encounters stiff resistance from new editor Zach McDanjiels, who considers her work fluff. Sparks fly, then shared jeopardy brings them together. Can they overcome the odds against making their relationship work? 156128 1919 Moral Deadline, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter 156129 1921 Moral Fibre M AFI-Novelists Writer 156130 1866 Moral Phenomenon, The SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Mark Twain's San Francisco." Editor. You had better hire me to fill the vacant editorship of the Californian. What you want is a good Moral tone to the paper. "Mark Twain" surnamed the Moral Phenomenon. Californian. 156131 1941 Morale Murderers, The CB Hit Comics #11 Journalists Gabby and Sam. 156132 1964 Moralist, The M AFI-Censorship News Media 156133 1974 Moralist, The N Roberts, W. Aldophe Editor Austin Bride, newspaperman and magazine editor who has a series of love affairs. Loses the woman he loves. 1920s. New York City. 156134 1996 Moravian Massacre M Newspaperman (Andrew Robinson). 156135 1984 Morbid Symptoms N OWN - H Slovo, Gillian Freelance Journalist Kate Baeier, Socialist, feminist freelance journalist. Periodical, African Economic Reports. 156136 2002 Morbus fonticuli oder Die Sehnsucht des Laien N Schulz, Frank Germany Journalist 156137 1964 Mord for abent taeppe MF Journalist (Ebbe Langberg) 156138 1986 Mord i morket MF Denmark. Reporter (Michael Falch) is a womanizing journalist on the outs with the cops who want him in jail and a mysterious “thin man” who wants him dead. After a night of heavy drinking, the Reporter leaves his friend’s house for the last time and soon finds himself the prime suspect in his murder. After being taken in by police and having his face splashed on the front page of every newspaper, he calmly escapes custody and returns to his apartment, which has been trashed, and all hell breaks lose. As the Reporter is on the run he must use all of his knowledge to elude the police and would-be killers while attempting to discover just who this thin man is and what he has to do with his friends’ death. Pressefotograf (Gorm Walentin). 156139 1988 Mord i Paradis MF Denmark. Reporter (Michael Falch). Press Photographer (Kim Romer). 156140 1982 Mord in Sanderup. Schneespur in einer Sommernacht NM Klose, Werner Germany TV Journalist 156141 2008 Mord ist mein Geschaft, Liebling MF Journalists (Matthias Musse, Paul Milbers) 156142 1955 Mord, lilla van MF Sweden Editor Dick Mattson (Stig Olin) of a newspaper is asked by a member of a group of executives to find the former wife of one of its members. Journalist (Carl-Axel Elfving). Photographer from Kvallsbladet (Hans Sackemark). Newspaper Janitor (Birger Lensander). 156143 1994 Mordare utan ansikte MTF Miniseries News Media. Journalist (Gosta Lempert). Journalist (Nadja Yllner). TV Reporter (Per Helmerson). Studio Reporter (Elisabeth Jansson). 156144 1980 Mordare! Mordare! MTF Sweden Journalist Olle Lyck (Mathias Henrikson) of Dagens Nyheter. Editor Martinsson (Carl-Axel Heiknert) of Dagens Nyheter. Staff at Dagens Nyheter (Nils Magnus 'Massi' Svensson, Thore Segelstrom, Svante Odqvist). 156145 1967 Morderclub von Brooklyn, Der MF Photographer Voice (Ralf Wolter). 156146 1967 Mordere iblandt os DF Denmark Interviewer Anton Kjaedegaard. 156147 1942 More Deadly Than the Male SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, Dec. 1942 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 156148 1703 More Reformation: Satyr Upon Himself, A PO USC Defoe, Daniel Press 156149 1998 More Tales of the City MT Miniseries Photographer (Kevin Tierney). 156150 1998 More Tears: Business T Episode #3. 4-13-1998. Canadian TV Series (1998) TV Reporter Diane (Leah Pinsent). TV News Producer George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Fashion Critic (Janine Theriault). Producer (Eugene Lipinski). Network Executive (Elisa Moolecherry). George Findlay is now the director of a traveling documentary crew. He is a media manipulator without scruples or integrity. He effortlessly exploits the subjects of his documentaries into distorting the facts in his quest to make “good television,” but when George tries to bring this controlling “God-complex” to his personal life, chaos results. His marriage is falling apart mostly due to his self-love and unwillingness to express emotion. Follows Canadian TV series, "The Newsroom." TV News Producer George Findlay (Ken Finkleman) is the same character from “The Newsroom.” Now he is a documentary producer who readily manipulates his documentary subjects in order to create better television. In the final installment, Findlay abandoned the documentary form to film a brutal satire of the neo-conservative government of Ontario premiere Mike Harris. The show also explored Findlay’s personal life, including his unhappy marriage and extramarital affairs. George and Diane cover business stories. 156151 1998 More Tears: Nasty, Poor, Brutish and Short T Episode #4. 4-20-1998. Canadian TV Series (1998) TV Reporter Diane (Leah Pinsent). TV News Producer George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Fashion Critic (Janine Theriault). Producer (Eugene Lipinski). Network Executive (Elisa Moolecherry). George Findlay is now the director of a traveling documentary crew. He is a media manipulator without scruples or integrity. He effortlessly exploits the subjects of his documentaries into distorting the facts in his quest to make “good television,” but when George tries to bring this controlling “God-complex” to his personal life, chaos results. His marriage is falling apart mostly due to his self-love and unwillingness to express emotion. Unscrupulous TV Newsmagazine Producer manipulates his stories -- when interviewing a grieving mother of a murder victim, he asks her for a second take, “And this time, could you give us more tears?” Follows Canadian TV series, "The Newsroom." TV News Producer George Findlay (Ken Finkleman) is the same character from “The Newsroom.” Now he is a documentary producer who readily manipulates his documentary subjects in order to create better television. In the final installment, Findlay abandoned the documentary form to film a brutal satire of the neo-conservative government of Ontario premiere Mike Harris. The show also explored Findlay’s personal life, including his unhappy marriage and extramarital affairs. George encounters numerous problems while making a movie. 156152 1998 More Tears: Symbols T Episode #1. 3-30-1998. Canadian TV Series (1998) TV Reporter Diane (Leah Pinsent). TV News Producer George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Fashion Critic (Janine Theriault). Producer (Eugene Lipinski). Network Executive (Elisa Moolecherry). George Findlay is now the director of a traveling documentary crew. He is a media manipulator without scruples or integrity. He effortlessly exploits the subjects of his documentaries into distorting the facts in his quest to make “good television,” but when George tries to bring this controlling “God-complex” to his personal life, chaos results. His marriage is falling apart mostly due to his self-love and unwillingness to express emotion. Follows Canadian TV series, "The Newsroom." TV News Producer George Findlay (Ken Finkleman) is the same character from “The Newsroom.” Now he is a documentary producer who readily manipulates his documentary subjects in order to create better television. In the final installment, Findlay abandoned the documentary form to film a brutal satire of the neo-conservative government of Ontario premiere Mike Harris. The show also explored Findlay’s personal life, including his unhappy marriage and extramarital affairs. George and Diane cover the breaking story of a baby stuck in a well. 156153 1998 More Tears: Victims T Episode #2. 4-6-1998. Canadian TV Series (1998) TV Reporter Diane (Leah Pinsent). TV News Producer George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Fashion Critic (Janine Theriault). Producer (Eugene Lipinski). Network Executive (Elisa Moolecherry). George Findlay is now the director of a traveling documentary crew. He is a media manipulator without scruples or integrity. He effortlessly exploits the subjects of his documentaries into distorting the facts in his quest to make “good television,” but when George tries to bring this controlling “God-complex” to his personal life, chaos results. His marriage is falling apart mostly due to his self-love and unwillingness to express emotion. Follows Canadian TV series, "The Newsroom." TV News Producer George Findlay (Ken Finkleman) is the same character from “The Newsroom.” Now he is a documentary producer who readily manipulates his documentary subjects in order to create better television. In the final installment, Findlay abandoned the documentary form to film a brutal satire of the neo-conservative government of Ontario premiere Mike Harris. The show also explored Findlay’s personal life, including his unhappy marriage and extramarital affairs. Suspected Nazi war criminal, a political rally and a fashion show are featured. 156154 2003 More Than a Dream (Return to Red River 3) N Snelling, Lauraine Journalist Thorliff Bjorklund goal of becoming a writer is within reach. Working for a newspaper in Northfield, Minnesota, he is busy writing articles and stories for the Minneapolis Tribune and Harper's Magazine. But his idyllic world comes to a sudden halt when an epidemic hits the town of Blessing, North Dakota, following the Red River flood of 1897. Thorliff returns home to help family and friends recover from the aftermath of the disasters and rebuild their town. 156155 1936 More than a Secretary M DVD -R HQ 10231, 10230 Publisher. Secretary impresses the publisher of magazine, "Body and Brain," revolutionizes magazine and editor 156156 1987 More Than Dreams N OWN - H Bullard, Pamela TV General Manager Kate Marchand, president and general manager of Boston's number one television station. She's won Emmys and the Peabody. Made the cover of Fortune. She wants to put together a syndicate of stations powerful enough to take over the major network that once denied her a promotion because she was a woman. 156157 1978 More Than Friends T Columnist Army Archerd as himself. 156158 1943 More the Merrier, The M DVD -R HQ 7729-7732. L Russel, Robert and Frank Ross, Richard Flournoy and Lewis Foster In "Best Film Plays of 1943-1944." Reporter (Henry Roquemore). 156159 1917 More Truth Than Poetry M AFI-Novelists Writer 156160 2000 Moreau Factor, The -- Volume 2 N Chalker, Jack L. Reporter Chuck Vallone is a hard-living Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter. 156161 2009 Morenita M Anchorwoman (Michelle Mane Benoit). Desperate to save his family from death threats by a notorious drug dealer, a man steals the venerated image of the Virgin of Guadalupe causing pandemonium throughout Mexico. 156162 1952 Morgan Beatty DT Series. 1-19-1952 to 2-23-1952. NBC Washington D.C. Correspondent Morgan Beatty with a weekend wrap-up of current news. 156163 2008 Morgan Palsson -- Varldsreporter MF Sweden TV Reporter Morgan Palsson (Anders Jansson). American News Anchor (Ian Heathcote). American News Anchor (Tom Gleason). Arabic News Anchor (Meysam Abbas). French News Anchor (Jean Louis Marhandise). 156164 1987 Morgan Stewart's Coming Home M Reporter (Gary Wheeler) 156165 1986 Morgan's Zoo N Howe, James TV Newscaster helps a desolate animal keep to keep the Chelsea Park Zoo open. The slightly run down zoo is small but to the animals who live there it's their home. 156166 2008 Morgen, ihr Luschen! Der Ausbilder-Schmidt-Film MF Germany News Media. Reporter (Hans Meiser). TV Reporter (Alexander Yassin). Reporterin (Carolin Kebekus). Reporterin (Michaela Anderle). Press-Mann (Robert Keim). Kameramann (Nenad Lucic). 156167 1984 Morgenflimmer: TF Denmark Series 1984-1991 Reporter Bubber (1987). Reporter Bent Otto Hansen (1990). Host Gry de la Cour (1987-1991). Host Camilla Miehe-Renard (1984). Host Tine Miehe-Renard. Kanal 2's morning show featuring news and live reports. Host Gry de la Cour (1987-1991). 156168 2003 Morgue Mama: Cross Kisses Back, The N Corwin, C.R. Cub Reporter Aubrey McGinty of the Hannawa Herald-Union and Newspaper Archivist Dolly "Maddy" Madison Sprowls (called Morgue Mama "behind her back") team up to investigate the poisoning of TV evangelist at the cathedral in the Ohio city. Determined 24-year-old McGinty, on the police beat, seems bent on clearing the name of a convict, the badly abused ex-girlfriend of a rival preacher rather than solving the crime. The 67-year-old Maddy (as she prefers to be called) is a lonely divorcee clinging to her past as manager of the Herald-Union morgue for 40 years. She helps McGinty search newspaper's records, each adding an intriguing dimension to the case. Small town politics and office love affairs entangle everyone except Maddy whose existence before now has revolved around filing news articles in steel cabinets for brash reporters to paw through. Match up with McGinty brings her genuine excitement. Morgue is dry and dusty usually housed in bowels of newspaper buildings. Gruff and salty Maddy, well past the page of retirement, unchallenged queen of her ink-stained domain. 156169 2006 Morified: Mother in the Nude T Episode #4. 7-21-2006 News Media. TV Reporter (Annie Jones). Press Photographer #1 (Lyndelle Palmer Clarke). African Newsreader (Abiy Feleke). Spanish Newsreader (Bernadette Land). Japanese Newsreader (Hiroshi Hirayama). TV Interviewer (Ray Turner). 156170 1982 Mork & Mindy: Cheerleaders in Chains T Episode #91. 4-2-1982 TV Reporter Mindy McConnell (Pam Dawber) of KTNS-TV, Channel 31 gets jailed when she won't reveal a news source for one of her stories. Mork tries to go through political channels to get her out. Then he tries to spring her, but gets arrested himself. Station Manager Miles Sternhagen (Foster Brooks). 156171 1982 Mork & Mindy: Drive, She Said T Episode #87. 2-4-1982 TV Newscaster Mindy McConnell (Pam Dawber), newscaster at KTNS-TV, Channel 31. Host of "Wake Up, Boulder." Mindy is tired of coming home from work and then having to go out on errands in the evening. 156172 1981 Mork & Mindy: I Heard It Through the Morkvine T Episode #71. 4-30-1981 TV Newscaster Mindy becomes the TV station's gossip reporter getting her own gossip show. Mindy thinks she won't be able to get those kinds of stories, so Mork get some for her. While taking her place on the show, he spreads gossip about his friends. Mindy makes Mork apologize on the air. Mork also convinces Mr. Sternhagen (Foster Brooks) to drop the show. 156173 1980 Mork & Mindy: Jeanie Loves Mork, A T Episode #46. 1-31-1980 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist. Mindy secrets writes for a newspaper's lonely hearts column and unknowingly gives advice to Jeanie, who falls for Mork. 156174 1982 Mork & Mindy: Metamorphosis -- The TV Show T Episode #86. 1-21-1982 TV Newscaster Mindy McConnell (Pam Dawber), newscaster at KTNS-TV, Channel 31. Host of "Wake Up, Boulder." Mr. (Miles) Sternhagen (Foster Brooks), the station manager where Mindy works, gets fired. KTNS's new boss is very young and ready to fire people. He holds a party to meet all the employees' families. A short circuit switches Mork's mind with Mearth's. 156175 1981 Mork & Mindy: Mindy Gets Her Job T Episode #62. 1-22-1981 TV Newscaster Mindy McConnell (Pam Dawber), newscaster at KTNS-TV, Channel 31. Host of "Wake Up, Boulder" Mindy applies for a job at a TV station. After speaking her mind to the Station Manager Miles Sternhagen (Foster Brooks), she gets hired. A blizzard keeps newscasters from getting to the station so Mindy has to do the whole newshow herself on her very first night despite her total lack of experience. Luckily, Mork is there to help out. 156176 1978 Mork & Mindy: Mork Goes Public T Episode #7. 10-19-1978 Tabloid Reporter Clint Mullet (Jeff Altman) is ambitious, suspects Mindy of harboring an alien. At the music store, Mork has run-in with Mullet because the reporter's tabloid is offering $25,000 for proof of alien life. After a friend saves his life, Mork decides to turn himself in to pay his friend's bills and Mindy's college tuition. 156177 1981 Mork & Mindy: Mork Meets Robin Williams T Episode #65. 2-19-1981 TV Reporter Mindy wants to interview Comic Robin Williams who comes to town. Mork doesn't think he looks anything like Robin Williams, but he gets chased by a mob of fans. Mork gets Mindy and himself into Robin Williams' dressing room leading to a face-to-face interview with him. 156178 2005 Morke (aka Murk) MF Denmark Journalist Jacob (Nikolaj Lie Kaas) and his girlfriend, who live in Copenhagen, are surprised when his sister, who became handicapped after a suicide attempt, informs them that she is going to marry her Internet acquaintance. On her wedding night, the sister commits suicide in the bathtub of the hotel, dying in the hands of her fiancé. After the funeral services, the man leaves Copenhagen. While packing his sister’s belongings, Jacob finds a book that belongs to the man with an obituary identical to the one the man had written on the sister’s grave. Jacob decides to investigate. He finds the man in the small town of Morke in the Midden-Jutland. The man is going to marry another handicapped woman. Jacob tells the woman’s sister his fears, but neither she nor the local deputy believe him. Jacob decides to stay for the wedding while investigating the circumstances women die after marrying the man. 156179 2002 Mormonville N Call, Jeff Investigative Reporter Luke Manning is a hard-boiled journalist from New York City dispatched to the small town of Helaman, Utah, for a year to write an expose of the Mormon church. Instead of scandal, Manning finds a community of heartwarming characters and his own personal salvation, and falls in love with missionary Hayley Woodard. Filled with sermons on LDS culture. 156180 2001 Morning N Wetherell, W.D. News Media. Alec McGowan, talk show host. 156181 1979 Morning DT Series 1979-1987 News Staff. TV Anchors Bob Schieffer (1979-1980, 1985), Charles Kuralt (1980-1982), Diane Sawyer (1981-1984), Bill Kurtis (1982-1985), Phyllis George (1985), Forrest Sawyer (1985-1986), Maria Shriver (1985-1986), Faith Daniels (1985-1987). TV Anchors Bruce Morton (1986-1987). Substitute Co-Anchors Meredith Vieira (1984-1985), Jane Wallace (1984-1985). Business and Economics Correspondent Robert Krulwich (1985-1987). Washington Interviewer Terence Smith (1985-1986). Entertainment Reporter Pat Collins. Weatherman Steve Deshler. Sportscaster Jim Kelly (1982-). Sports Reporter Ray Gandolf (1980-1982). Television Critic Jeff Greenfield. 156182 1989 Morning Affair, A NM OWN - P Kaplan, Janice TV Correspondent Jackie Rogers, beautiful and talented network correspondent on the nation's top TV morning show in New York, AM Reports. 156183 1974 Morning After, The T PR Public Relations Writer Charlie Lester (Dick Van Dyke) successful public relations writer, alcoholic 156184 2004 Morning Beauty, Midnight Beast T MacKenzie, Myrna Reporter Seth McCabe became the mysterious Good Samaritan when on a wintry night on the Chicago streets Molly Delavan unexpectedly went into labor and was rescued by a Good Samaritan who vanished before she could thank him. On the run from her greedy ex-fiance, Molly wanted to start living her own life on her own terms. But she owed her rescuer a debt of gratitude, one that she was determined to repay. Seth walked the city alone at night, a reporter who jealously guarded his privacy. He’d seen enough of what love could do and wanted no part of it ever again. But Molly just might change all that. Vulnerable and in danger, the lovely young mother needed help, and Seth found himself drawn to her, despite his determination to avoid her. Molly brought sunlight into his darkness -- but could a man who had lost everything hope to reclaim his heart? 156185 1957 Morning Call M Reporter Fred Barnes (Peter Fontaine). TV Interviewer Bob (Peter Noble). 156186 1993 Morning Glory M SVD 563 Reporter #1 (Dean Regan). Reporter #2 (Scott Owen). Advertisement. Ex-con (Christopher Reeve) answers a Depression-era widow's newspaper ad for a husband 156187 1933 Morning Glory M Critic Henry Lawrence (Richard Carle), elderly critic. 156188 1952 Morning News DT Series. 1-7-1952 to 7-2-1954. CBS TV Newsmen Harry Marble (1952), Charles Collingwood (1952-1953), Dorothy Dean (1-7-1952 to 8-29-1952), Weatherman Jim Fidler, Washington Correspondent Claude Mahoney. 156189 1987 Morning Program, The DT Series 1987. Hosts Mariette Hartley, Rolland Smith, Bob Saget. Weatherman Mark McEwen. 156190 1956 Morning Red N Manfred, F.F. Small Town Newspaperman helps smash corruption and crime. 156191 2000 Morning Scoop DT Correspondent Tracy Baldwin. Weather Anchor Ray Foreman. 156192 1954 Morning Show, The DT Series. 3-15-1954 to 4-5-1957. CBS TV Newsman Walter Cronkite (1954-1955), Host Jack Paar (1954-1955), TV Newsman Charles Collingwood (1954-550, Winston Burdett (1954). Others: Jim McKay (1954), Estelle Parsons (1954), John Henry Faulk (19550, Merv Griffin (1955), Sandy Stewart (1955). Paul Killiam (19855), Will Rogers Jr. (2-202-1956 to 4-5-1957), Ned Calmer (2-20-1956 to 4-5-1957). TV Journalist Host Walter Cronkite. Charles Collingwood read the news. Jack Paar replaced Cronkite. John Henry Faulk blacklisted few months later. Barbara Walters, writer 156193 1951 Morning Star N OWN - H Hodson, James Lansdale Newspaper. Independent Lancashire newspaper of integrity faces threat of purchase by an unscrupulous and conservative newspaper combine. Morning Star is a liberal newspaper about to be swallowed up by a great big newspaper chain. 156194 1992 Morningstar N Atkins, Peter Journalist 156195 1985 Morons from Outer Space M TV Newscaster (Robert Austin). Television Interviewer UK (Edward Arthur). 156196 2009 Morris: A Life With Bells On M News Anchor (Corinne Kempa). 156197 1993 Morse's Oxford DM UK. Short Interviewer-Narrator Brian Redhead. 156198 2001 Morsures de l'aube, Les MF Photographer (Francis Leplay) 156199 1983 Mort de Mario Ricci, La MF Cameraman (Francois Berthet). 156200 1984 Mort en Direct, La (aka Death Watch) MF SV 274 Compton, David (Novel - "Continuous Katherine Mortenhoe, The"). David Rayfiel, Bertrand Tavernier (Screenplay) SF. French-West Germany - Ness Book TV Reporter Roddy (Harvey Keitel) literally becomes a camera when he has one implanted in his brain so that everything he sees can be recorded and transmitted to a studio. He is following a woman who is dying in a future where dying is no longer excepted. Merging of man and machine. Everything he looks at can become broadcast material. Roddy loses his identity and is no longer capable of private thoughts. Has to learn to sleep with his eyes open because light must enter the camera at all times. Roddy and NTV isn't the only ones after the woman's story. Newspaperman tells her they will cover the story without camera crews getting in the way. But they can only offer about a tenth of what NTV is paying for exclusive rights to her death. NTV Boss Vincent Ferriman (Harry Dean Stanton) convinces her she can't escape the media. Her story is presented as a TV program called Death Watch. She becomes a celebrity. She escapes but Roddy finds her, begins to care about her. Roddy closes his eyes to try to burn out the camera, which would fry his brain. She stops him. In the end, she commits suicide and Roddy attacks Ferriman as reports converge on the scene. 156201 1971 Mortadella, La MF Argentina. Reporter (Frank Bara). Reporter (Dennis Helfend). Reporter (Peter Landers). Reporter (Roger Ochs). Reporter (Joel Wolfe). City Editor (Tom Lacy). Copy Boy (Brian Chapin). 156202 1922 Mortal Coils N Huxley, Aldous Press 156203 1988 Mortal Games NM OWN - H - P Salinger, Pierre and L. Gross Correspondent Andre Kohl, America's most celebrated European correspondent 156204 2008 Mortal Groove N Hart, Ellen Reporters start digging into the background of a candidate for governor. He and his family become fair game and so are the people running his campaign. Their secrets, involving the mysterious death of a young woman, have been buried since the summer they all came home from Vietnam. 156205 2004 Mortal Love N Hand, Elizabeth Journalist Daniel is writing a book about Tristan and Iseult, the mythical couple destroyed by their own love. Daniel, a poor Edwardian painter and the painter's bipolar grandson share obsession with the same woman -- immortal femme fatale who both inspires and tries to destroy them. She's a muse for the painter, a trigger for grandson and the journalist's lover. 156206 1917 Mortal Sin, The M AFI-Novelists/Publishers Writer 156207 1991 Mortal Sins N OWN - P Edouard, Dianne-Sandra Ware Reporter Alexandra Venee in Washington D.C. 156208 2003 Mortals N Rush, Norman Columnist in the Bay area writes letters to brother's wife to lure her away from Africa deeply annoying the brother. 156209 1997 Mortals (aka Night in Question, The) SS Wolff, Tobias News Media 156210 1972 Morte accarezza a mezzanotte, La (aka Death Walks at Midnight, Death Caresses at Midnight) MF Italy Tabloid Reporter Gio Baldi (Simon Andreu) talks his girlfriend, a model, into experimenting with drugs. While she hallucinates, she looks out the widow and sees a man in dark glasses smashing a spiked iron glove into a woman’s head. When Gio publishes the story, the model gets fired and is stalked by a psychopath. News Vendor (Vincenzo De Toma). A hitman who laughs like a hyena throws a knife between two buildings only to have Gio catch it in a shovel-handle. 156211 2000 Mortel transfert MF France News Media. France Info Journalist (Emmanuel Langlois). 156212 2006 Mortified: Learning to Surf T Episode #3. 7-14-2006 Surf Reporter (Beau Walker). 156213 2006 Mortified: Mother in the Nude T Australia. Episode #4 7-21-06 TV Reporter (Annie Jones). Press Photographer #1 (Lyndell Palmer Clarke). African Newsreader (Abiy Feleke). Spanish Newsreader (Bernadette Land). Japanese Newsreader (Hiroshi Hirayama). TV Interviewer (Ray Turner). 156214 2006 Mortimer of the Maghreb: Garden of God N Shukman, Henry War Correspondent Charles Mortimer is aging and ailing and determined to reestablish his name by covering a little-noted civil war playing out in the Sahara. "Mortimer of the Maghreb: was once the nom de guerre of aging Brit Mortimer. 156215 2006 Mortimer of the Maghreb: Man With Golden Eagle SS Shukman, Henry War Correspondent Charles Mortimer is aging and ailing and determined to reestablish his name by covering a little-noted civil war playing out in the Sahara. "Mortimer of the Maghreb: was once the nom de guerre of aging Brit Mortimer. 156216 2006 Mortimer of the Maghreb: Title Story SS Shukman, Henry War Correspondent Charles Mortimer is aging and ailing and determined to reestablish his name by covering a little-noted civil war playing out in the Sahara. "Mortimer of the Maghreb: was once the nom de guerre of aging Brit Mortimer. In the stories that follow, we see the arc of his life: extraordinary journalistic accomplishment at the very apex of his field; a precipitous, disgraced end to his career. Finally, a chance discovery of an obituary that revives memories of the beautiful. French photographer who had accompanied him through the Sahara, and whose love he forfeited as the price of his fleeting success. Enjoyed a sensational career as a far-flung journalist but who now, at 56, finds his reputation faltering. Encamped with the insurgents in a dubious civil war on the Moroccan border, he no longer has the stomach for conflict The novella shows Charles filling his notebook with self-pitying reflections to ex-wife Saskia and staggering around the desert in a "daze of remorse" for former lover Celeste, a French photographer with whom he shared his finest moments. 156217 1996 Mortinho por Chegar a Casa MF Photographer (Carlos da Silva) 156218 1993 Morudaiba C Japan. Short Reporter (Edie Mirman-Penny Sweet - Voice - English Version) 156219 1991 Mosaic N Moody, Susan British Journalist Frances Brett investigates a murder 156220 2005 Moscow at Dawn N Sutter, Will Journalist Dick McCarthy of the Philadelphia's Omnium returns to Moscow to cover the rapid-fire developments in a newly revived round of arms control negotiations. The ace correspondent prepares to leave after the arms agreement is signed. But he's prevented by his association with a group of artists who have exhibited their unsanctioned works to test emerging political reforms. During a demonstration following the exhibit, McCarthy's partner, Frank Trudeau, is thrown in jail. McCarthy launches a campaign for Frank's release. The Soviet government, which is using Frank's arrest to force the media to accept a restrained code of conduct. The Soviets and the U.S. Embassy are reluctant to disturb improving relations between the U.S and USSR, ignore protests of McCarthy and the Omnium. McCarthy discovers American ambassador is using his position to further plans to run for the U.S. Senate. The balance shifts. Without nothing but journalistic weapons at his disposal, will McCarthy be able to thwart both governments and spring Trudeau from jail? 156221 1991 Moscow Club, The NM OWN - P Finder, Joseph News Media 156222 1967 Moscow File, The NM Thorne, E.P. Press 156223 1936 Moscow Skies N USC Hindus, Maurice G. Correspondent Bernard Blackman, American correspondent in Moscow. 156224 2004 Moskovskaya saga TF Russia. Series 2004. News Media. Reston, the Journalist (Regimantas Adomaitis). 156225 1995 Mosquito M TV Newsman Alan Smithee (Steve Hodge) of Channel 3 News. 156226 2001 Mosquito Girl N Gwin, Sally Aspiring Newspaperwoman Kate, 15, wants to be a newspaperwoman. Editor Hank Sloan. Kate helps him get the paper out when his typing hand is disabled. 156227 1927 Mosquitoes N OWN - H Faulkner, William Writer. Dawson Fairchild, Faulkner's portrait of Sherwood Anderson. 156228 1955 Most Contagious Game, A N OWN - H Grafton, Samuel Magazine Writer Dan Lewis for Moment magazine. Assignment to merge himself with the New York City underworld characters so he can write an expose at first hand. Lewis gets to deeply immersed in the crime world that he faces the decision of staying or leaving, especially after the editor, who alone knows of his assignment, dies suddenly in an accident. First novel of the columnist, article and nonfiction book writer. 156229 2004 Most High M Interviewer (Erin Smith). 156230 2005 Most Outrageous Live TV Moments 2, The T 11-12-2005 TV Newscasters and Reality Show hosts make mistakes on live television. 156231 1997 Most Wanted M Newscaster (Sasha Foo). Hearings Reporter (Christine Devine) 156232 1977 Most Wanted: Apache, The (aka Ritual Killer, The) T Episode News Media 156233 1977 Most Wanted: Fixer, The T Episode News Media 156234 1992 Mostly Harmless NSF Adams, Douglas Installment of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, The BBC TV Reporter Tricia McMillan. Successful television personality. 156235 1961 Mosura MF Reporter (Koji Uno). News Editor (Takashi Shimura). Journalist Senichiro "Sen-Chan" Fukuda, aka "Bulldog" (Frankie Sakai). News Editor (Takashi Shimura). 156236 1964 Mosura tai Gojira MF Reporter Jiro Nakamura with egg and frying pan (Yu Fujiki). News Reporter Ichiro Sakai (Akira Takarada). Photographer Junko "Yoka" Nakanishi (Yuriko Hoshi). Journalist (Koji Uno). Editor Arota (Jun Tazaki). Public Relations Officer (Susumo Fujita) 156237 1939 Mot nya tider MF Sweden News Vendor (Ake Uppstrom). 156238 1946 Mote i natten MF News Editor at Bromma Airport (Frans B. Liljenroth). Second Editor (Tord Stal). 156239 2005 Moth to the Flame, The M Tabloid Female Reporter is murdered and an alienated, suicidal loner witnesses it. He quickly becomes obsessed with her murder and launches his own investigation. 156240 1996 Mother M TV Newscaster (Sean McNamara). Photographer (Russ Fega). 156241 1983 Mother and Son T Episode. Series. Sportswriter 156242 1994 Mother and Son: Caravan, The T Australia. Episode #39. 2-28-1994 Photographer (Alan Lovell). 156243 1966 Mother Goose A Go-Go M TV Talk Show Host Joe Pyne as himself 156244 1990 Mother Goose Rock 'n' Rhyme MT Newscaster (David Leisure) 156245 1997 Mother Knows Best MT DVD -R 7221, 7222 Newscaster (Giselle Fernandez) 156246 1975 Mother Kusters Goes to Heaven (Mutter Kusters Fahrt Zum Hummel) MF Jutzi, Piel (Mutter Kusters fahrt ins gluck). Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Kurt Raab (Screenplay) West Germany - Ness Book Photojournalist Niemeyer (Gottfried John) for The Illustrated gets close to woman whose husband goes insane at work, attacks his boss before killing himself. Woman and her family besieged by reporters seeking to find out what motivated the attack. Woman's daughter, a singer, welcomes the attention of press as a way of getting publicity for career. She becomes involved with reporter. Mother attracted to affluent couple who work for Communist newspaper. John's magazine article appears. Depicts dead man as drunk who beat wife and kids. Daughter defends journalist: "It's his job to be sensationalistic. That's his living. Besides people read the stuff and forget it right away." Communist paper article depicts husband as revolutionary. Daughter goes on cabaret circuit. Bills self as "The Factory Murderer's Daughter." Mother joins radical group, demands public apology for John's article. At magazine offices, group members pull out guns and hold staff hostage. Demand retraction. Also demand release of political prisoners. Editor, leader of group, woman are shot. Daughter cradles dead mother, poses for pictures. Reporter (Vitus Zeplichal). 156247 1996 Mother Night M TV Reporter (Bill Haughland) 156248 1993 Mother of the Bride MT Photographer (Joel McKinnon Miller) 156249 1925 Mother Was Right P MLPL Holbrook, W. Index-One Act, 1924-31 Press 156250 1999 Mother-in-Law Diaries, The N Dawson, Carol Journalist from Berkeley marries a woman who has more mothers-in-law than most people have in three lifetimes. 156251 1929 Mother's Boy M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 156252 1993 Mother's Day NM Quittner, Joshua-M. Slatalia Journalists Lucy and Emlen Grazer work at the Daily Tribune. 156253 1989 Mother's Day MT Reporter (Gigi Koonin) 156254 2007 Mother’s Mission N Marcazzolo, Jerry Reporter Jules Slattery, a reporter from a newspaper owned by a friend of a policeman, joins a man and a woman looking into the woman’s husband’s disappearance. The woman provides proof that there has been an alarmingly high rate of early morning joggers who have disappeared in the last six months. They realize more proof is necessary and are joined in their investigation by Slattery. The pursuit takes them to New York’s waterways and beyond. 156255 1992 Mother's Right: Elizabeth Morgan Story, The, A MT Female Reporter (Lynne Bradley-Love). Reporter #2 (Terri Dollar). Reporter #3 (Thomas Cannold). Reporter #4 (Karen Ignatz). Reporter (Bob Tyson). 156256 2001 Mother's Testimony, A MT DVD -R HQ 8085, 8086 News Media. Reporter (Kimiko Tanaka). 156257 2008 Mother’s Wish, A NR Perry, Marta Journalist Matt Caldwell returns home to Caldwell Cove as the town’s favorite lost son and suddenly Owner-Editor Sarah Reed discovers her newspaper has a silent partner. Reed, a widow with four rambunctious children, isn’t sure if this cynical journalist will ruin her or be the answer to her unspoken prayers. 156258 2004 Motherhood: Tabloid Baby N Camp, Candace Tabloids are telling the story of a famous producer’s “secret love child” after he got a pregnant stranger to the hospital on time. Sometimes it doesn’t pay to be a good Samaritan. Movie producer Jackson Prescott arrives just in time to get a very pregnant Beth Sutton to the hospital. When a tabloid calls Beth his mistress and her baby his love child, Jackson and Beth are thrown together. Beth must look past her worry about publicity to accept a future with Jackson. 156259 2005 Mothers and Sons N Hond, Paul Restaurant Critic Moss Messinger is 27, a sometime restaurant critic with dwindling funds who hoped he might be over his childhood. He grew up in a rent-stabilized two-bedroom Manhattan apartment with his distant single mother, Nina, a musician who lived in a haze of bars and men. When her son was a teenager, she left on a jazz-fueled tour of Europe and eventually moved to Los Angeles. Moss was never able to forgive her. Yet when Moss breaks up with his longtime girlfriend and sinks into depression, Nina flies back east to be by his side. But the reunion triggers a series of shocking events that force mother and son to confront and understand each other in new and unusual ways. 156260 1930 Mothers Cry (aka Mother's Cry) M Carlisle, Helen Grace (Novel). Lenore J. Coffee (Screen Version) City Editor (James Donlan). 156261 2002 Mothman Prophecies, The M DVD -R HQ 4273, 4274. DVD Reporter for the Washington Post John Klein (Richard Gere) is involved in mysterious sightings in the 1960s News Anchor #1 (Susan Nicholas). News Anchor #2 (Doug Korstanje). Washington Post Reporter (Ron Emanuel). Washington Post Staff Reporter (Mike Reiser). TV Journalist (Harris Mackenzie). 156262 1960 Mothra M Photographer Meiji (Hiroshi Koizumi), pretty newspaper photographer and pudgy reporter Bulldog (Franky Sakai) sneak into debriefing of shipwreck survivors. They pursue the story of two miniature women and Mothra. Fails to get picture of giant month when it lands with her miniature camera. 156263 1914 Motion Picture Cowboy, The M Cameraman (Charles Wheelock). 156264 2007 Motives 2 M News Media. Reporter (Rochelle Richards). 156265 2004 Motocross Kids M Sports Announcer (Aimee-Lynn Chadwick). 156266 1971 Motodrama MF Poland Journalist (Zdzislaw Maklakiewicz). Messenger (Iga Cembrzynska). 156267 1915 Motor Boat Bandits, The M Female Reporter for the Record saves a detective from the motor boat bandits, helps capture them and does this while she is on vacation 156268 1992 Motor City N Morris, Bill Public Relations. Automotive. 156269 1998 Motor Sports Weekly T Series 1998-2002 Host-Sportscaster Dick Vermeil. Reporters (Angela Bean, Martin Kilcoyne, Joel Goldberg, Jim Compton, Dan McClaughlin). 156270 2004 Motorcycle Diaries M News Media references. 156271 1953 Motorola TV Theatre T Series 1953-1954. Press 156272 1987 Motorskibet Fiona DF Denmark Interviewer Hans Arne Hansen. 156273 1972 Motorvej pa sengekanten MF Journalist Edward (Christoffer Bro) 156274 1991 Motown N OWN - P Estleman, Loren D. News Media 156275 1927 Moulders of Men M Hilder, John Chapman (Story). J. G. Hawks (Adaptation). Dorothy Yost (Continuity) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Anne Grey (Margaret Morris) who works for a newspaper is in love with a doctor who heads a narcotics squad. They try to aid a man who has taken a job with a dope smuggler to help his crippled brother. Man is jailed but later provides information that leads to the arrest of the gang. His crippled brother is cured by the doctor. 156276 2005 Mount Doomsday N Berman, Donald A. and M.D. Newsman Richard Burrell and a Berkeley geologist discover the volcanic ash spewing from the Mount Lassen eruption is radioactive. Management of the information by the highest levels of government impedes attempts at protecting life in the region. 156277 1989 Mount Royal T Canadian TV Series (1989) Investigative Reporter Danielle (Catherine Colvey) is the daughter is part of a wealthy Montreal family 156278 1939 Mountain Cat Murders, The NM OWN - P Stout, Rex Reporter Mike Gleason with the Times-Star. A glamorous wealthy woman had a nickname that tailed her wherever she went -- Mountain Cat. Some said it was because of her feline beauty and others because of her ravenous appetite for pleasure. Now she was back at the mountain resort where she had picked up the name. She was here for her latest divorce and she was looking for other men and that could mean murder. 156279 1917 Mountain Dew M AFI-Authors Writer 156280 2002 Mountain of Fire: Search for the True Mount Sinai, The DT Interviewer Jim Schmidt. 156281 2006 Mountain Patrol: Kekexili M Chuan, Lu, writer and director Beijing Photojournalist chronicles the poaching of antelope along with Tibetan border. 156282 1946 Mountain Silver SS USC Whittemore, C.W. In "Teen-age Companion." Editor Dave Crawford. Cub reporter Marc Taylor of the Barton Journal 156283 1999 Mountain Time N Doig, Ivan Weinberg List Journalist 156284 1997 Mountains of Steel M Short Photographer (Nanette Fuentes). 156285 1990 Mountains of the Moon M Reporter #1 (Robert Whelan). Reporter #2 (Bill Croasdale). Reporter #3 (Renny Krupinkski). 156286 2003 Mouse C Japan Reporter Yayoi Kuribayashi (Cindy Robinson-Alexander - Voice - English Version). 156287 1997 Mouse Hunt M Photographer (Saverio Carubia). 156288 1963 Mouse on the Moon M DVD -R HQ 3304, 3261. American Journalist (Kevin Scott). News Announcer (Frank Duncan). 156289 1959 Mouse that Roared, The M DVD -R HQ 6768, 6767. Reporter (Robert O'Neill). 156290 1934 Mouse Tracks: China Shop, The C VHS 379 Episode #49. 1-13-1934 News Media. 156291 1997 Mouse, The M News Media. McCormick Reporter (Kristen Johansen). McCormick Reporter (Jack Armstrong). Lopez Reporter #1 (Bill Galvin). Lopez Reporter 2 (Tim Miller). Lopez Reporter #4 (James Paul Ludwig). 156292 1997 Mousehunt M Photographer (Saverio Carubia). 156293 2005 Moussaka & Chips M News Presenter (Lynette Creane). Greek Radio (Chrissa Zion). 156294 1960 Moussitsa M Dall, Yiannis (Screenplay) Greece - Ness Book Society Columnist runs a phony interview with nuclear scientist. Deception lands her in hot water. She ends up with a rival reporter. 156295 2005 Moustache, La MF France TV Commentator (Thierry Roland - Voice), Soccer 156296 1970 Move M AFI-Playwrights Writer 156297 1998 Movete DF Series 1998 Film Critic (Gustavo Pastorini). 156298 1927 Movie Boys At the Big Fair, The, or The Greatest Film Ever Exhibited (aka Motion Picture Chums at the Fair, or The Greatest Film Ever Exhibited, Volume 6, 1915). NJ Appleton, Victor #16 Movie Boys. Motion Picture Chums, Volume 6, 1915 Cameramen 156299 1927 Movie Boys' War Spectacle, The, or The Film That Won the Prize (aka Motion Picture Chums' War Spectacle, or, The Film That Won the Prize, Volume 7, 1916). NJ Appleton, Victor #17 Movie Boys. Motion Picture Chums, Volume 7, 1916. Cameramen. Great war spectacle includes thousands of troops and horses set at various historical sites. Threatened while they shot. 156300 1923 Movie Lover's Contest #4 DM DVD -R HQ 2370 Publicity. Daily Mirror and Photoplay Magazine New York City version of the Movie Lover's Contest. 156301 1936 Movie Maniacs M Cameraman (Antrim Short). Assistant Cameraman (Bert Young). 156302 1978 Movie Movie M Reporter (Dick Winslow) 156303 1938 Movie Phony News C Parody Newsreel. Oswald Rabbit 156304 1966 Movie Star, American Style or M AFI-Authors Writer. Photographer Midget (Frank Delfino) 156305 1954 Movie Stuntmen M Cameraman (Robert Paquin). 156306 1993 Movie Watch DT UK. Series 1993 Reporter Laurie Pike (1993). Correspondent Alex McLeod (1996-1998). Presenter Johnny Vaughan. 156307 1980 Movies T Series News Media 156308 2009 Movies 101 M Newscaster (Phillip Rooney). Hardworking movie theater employee sees a promotion opportunity when an assistant manager position opens up. The sleazy, slacker boss’ family owns the theatre. He has other ideas for the job. 156309 2005 Movies, The G Tech News Announcer (Lorelei King - Voice). Current News (Tony Guida - Voice). Future News DJ (William McDuff - Voice). PA Announcer (Laurel Lefkow - Voice). Player is the head of a movie studio who must produce movies, manage the personnel and market the product as technology of the medium changes over the years. 156310 1967 Movin' With Nancy M Photographer David (Sammy Davis Jr.) 156311 1988 Moving M News Media. Reporter (Michael Briggs). Reporter (Joseph Feinstein). Reporter (Rif Hutton). Anchorman (Dian Kobayashi). Paperboy (Jason Marin). 156312 2000 Moving On N Lee-Potter, Emma Reporter Kate Hollingberry of the Bowland Bugle, a struggling weekly newspaper in the wilds of Lancashire, is bright, fun and doesn’t take life too seriously. Her father is HH, a well-known newspaper tycoon. Her sister Laura is happy to get an undemanding job until she finds Mr. Right. The girls have a close relationship but are poles apart in character. Kate wants much more out of life. Determined not to rely on her father’s money or influence, Kate takes a job on the Bowland Bugle. It’s her first job, her first try for independence and anything can happen. Kate arrives in the north as a naive, inexperienced reporter, but is forced to grow up fast when faced with a couple whose teenage daughter has gone missing, a boss who seems hell-bent on tripping her up at every opportunity, and a love affair that doesn’t go according to plan. Meanwhile, back in London, Laura is facing her own heartbreak and the future of the family business is looking uncertain. 156313 1914 Moving Picture Boys and the Flood; or, Perilous Days On the Mississippi (aka Movie Boys and the Flood, The, or, Perilous Days on the Mighty Mississippi, 1926). NJ Appleton, Victor #6 Moving Picture Boys Cameramen 156314 1915 Moving Picture Boys at Panama; or, Stirring Adventures Along the Great Canal (aka Movie Boys in Peril, The, or, Strenuous Days Along the Panama Canal, 1926). NJ Appleton, Victor #7 Moving Picture Boys Cameramen 156315 1921 Moving Picture Boys at Seaside Park, The; or, Rival Photo Theatres of the Board-walk, The (aka Movie Boys at Seaside Park, The, or, The Rival Photo Theatres of the Boardwalk, 1927). NJ Appleton, Victor #12 Moving Picture Boys. (aka Motion Picture Chums at Seaside Park, The, or, The Rival Photo Theatres of the Boardwalk, Volume 2, 1913). Cameramen 156316 1913 Moving Picture Boys in Earthquake Land; or, Working Amid Many Perils (aka Movie Boys in Earthquake Land, The, or Filming Pictures and Strange Perils, 1926). NJ Appleton, Victor #5 Moving Picture Boys Cameramen 156317 1913 Moving Picture Boys in the Jungle; or, Stirring Times Among the Animals (aka Movie Boys in the Jungle, The, or, Lively Times Among the Wild Beasts, 1926). NJ Appleton, Victor #4 Moving Picture Boys Cameramen 156318 1913 Moving Picture Boys in the West; or, Taking Scenes Among the Cowboys and Indians (aka Movie Boys In the Wild West, The, or Stirring Days Among the Cowboys and Indians - 1926). NJ Appleton, Victor #2 Moving Picture Boys Cameramen. Movies of renegade Indian tribal dances. Wild west, multitude of adventures including Indian attacks, soldiers repelling the Indians, cattle stampedes, forest fires. Equipment, particularly a camera designed to work in hot temperatures, and their filming methods are described in great detail. Boys outdo a competing filmmaker and win the prize. 156319 1921 Moving Picture Boys on Broadway, The; or, Mystery of the Missing Cash Box, The (aka Movie Boys on Broadway, The, or, The Mystery of the Missing Cash Box, 1926). NJ Appleton, Victor #13 Moving Picture Boys (aka Motion Picture Chums on Broadway, or The Mystery of the Missing Cash Box, Volume 3, 1913). Cameramen 156320 1918 Moving Picture Boys on French Battlefields; or, Taking Pictures for the U.S. Army (aka Movie Boys Under Uncle Sam, The, or, Taking Pictures for the Army). NJ Appleton, Victor #10 Moving Picture Boys Cameramen. Filming propaganda footage to send back home. Combat, German assaults on a Red Cross hospital, allied tank attacks, aerial dogfights are duly recorded. Filming of parachute use by German aces. While filming behind enemy lines, the boys and their films are captured. But they manage a daring escape taking their films with them. 156321 1913 Moving Picture Boys on the Coast; or, Showing the Perils of the Deep (aka Movie Boys and the Wreckers, The or Facing the Perils of the Deep, 1926) NJ Appleton, Victor #3 Moving Picture Boys Cameramen 156322 1918 Moving Picture Boys on the War Front, The; or, Hunt for the Stolen Army Film, The (aka Movie Boys Under Fire, The, or, The Search for the Stolen Film) NJ Appleton, Victor #9 Moving Picture Boys Cameramen. Travel to Europe to capture combat scenes for American propaganda films. Aid the war effort. 156323 1916 Moving Picture Boys Under the Sea; or, Treasure of the Lost Ship, The (aka Movie Boys Under the Sea, The, or, The Treasure of the Lost Ship, 1926) NJ Appleton, Victor #8 Moving Picture Boys Cameramen 156324 1913 Moving Picture Boys, The; or Perils of a Great City Depicted, The (aka Movie Boys on Call, The, or Filming The Perils of a Great City, 1926) NJ Appleton, Victor #1 Moving Picture Boys. Cameramen. Two farm boys, Blake Stewart and Joe Duncan go to New York City and learn the film business putting out a "moving picture newspaper" that shows the perils of the metropolis, odd scenes and events there, train wrecks, burning buildings Boys thrive on this dangerous work. When the bring about the arrest of a reckless "autoist," they are rewarded by a rich woman, buy their own movie cameras and set up their own business freelancing. 156325 1921 Moving Picture Boys' First Showhouse; or, Opening a Photo Playhouse in Fairlands (aka Movie Boys' First Showhouse, The, or Fighting for a Foothold in Fairlands, 1926). NJ Appleton, Victor #11 Moving Picture Boys (aka Motion Picture Chums' First Venture, The, or Opening a Photo Playhouse in Fairlands, Volume 1, 1913), Cameramen 156326 1922 Moving Picture Boys' New Idea, The; or, First Educational Photo Playhouse, The (aka Movie Boys' New Idea, The, or, Getting the Best of Their Enemies, 1927). NJ Appleton, Victor #15 Moving Picture Boys (aka Motion Picture Chums' New Idea, The, or, The First Educational Photo Playhouse, Volume 5, 1915). Cameramen. Form a partnership to show films that will enlighten the masses. 156327 1922 Moving Picture Boys' Outdoor Exhibition, The; or, Film That Solved a Mystery, The (aka Movie Boys' Outdoor Exhibition, The, or, The Film That Solved a Mystery, 1927). NJ Appleton, Victor #14 Moving Picture Boys (aka Motion Picture Chums' Outdoor Exhibition, The, or The Film That Solved a Mystery, Volume 14, 1914). Cameramen 156328 1984 Moving Targets (aka Run Chrissie Run!) M Australia. Ness Reporter (Tony Gordon) 156329 1980 Moviola: Scarlet O'Hara Story, The MT SVD 906 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell (Joey Forman) 156330 1990 Mow mi Rockefeller MF Poland TV Journalist (Jacek Skiba). 156331 1944 Mp. Adama I Ewy MF Commentator (Wojciech Wojtecki) 156332 1998 Mr. Murderer MT TV Anchor (Butch McCain) 156333 2010 Mr. & Mrs. Fitch P Beane, Douglas Carter January 2010 premiere production Gossip Columnists Mr. and Mrs. Fitch (John Lithgow, Jennifer Ehle) are married and when the social circuit no longer provides any scandalous news, they find that great celebrity can appear out of thin air. Mr. Fitch (Lithgow) and Mrs. Fitch (Ehle) are two newspaper gossip columnists. 156334 1953 Mr. & Mrs. North: Breakout T Episode #29. 4-2-1953 News Media. Reporter (Franklin Parker). Jerry and Pamela North (Barbara Britton and Richard Denning). are asked if they want to interview a high-profile inmate for a potential book by the warden at the State Penitentiary. 156335 1996 Mr. & Mrs. Smith: Big Easy Episode, The T Episode #10. News Media. Network Newscaster (Monica Ford). Local Newscaster (Margot Rose). Commentator (Newell Alexander). 156336 2004 Mr. 3000 M DVD -R HQ 8X 4042, 4043. Sports Correspondent Mo for ESPN (Angela Bassett) and Mr. 3000 have a past and possibly a future. Reporters (John G. Connolly, Matt DeCaro, Keegan Michael Key, Chris Marrs, Mykel Shannon, Marco St. John, Christian Stolte). Press Box Reporter (Brandon DeShazer). Commentators Tom Arnold, Ron Darling, Larry King, Tony Kornheiser, John Salley, Stuart Scott, Michael Wilbon, Jay Leno, Chris Rose, Peter Gammons as themselves 156337 2000 Mr. Accident M Photographer (Russell Cheek). 156338 1946 Mr. Adam N OWN - H Frank, Pat Newspaperman accidentally turns up the biggest story of his career. 156339 1952 Mr. and Mrs. North T Series Publisher Jerry North, former private detective, now a publisher (Richard Denning) 156340 1944 Mr. Angel Comes Aboard NM OWN - H Booth, Charles G. Newspaperwoman Ann Wingate 156341 1984 Mr. Apology N Black, Campbell News Media 156342 2007 Mr. Bean’s Holiday M French Journalist (Philippe Spall) 156343 1869 Mr. Beecher and the Clergy SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Collected Tales, Sketches, Speeches & Essays, 1852-1890." Newspaper. Critique of Mr. Beecher. Written by "S'cat." Sketch. 156344 1949 Mr. Belvedere Goes to College M SVD 1103 Davenport, Gwen (Character). Richard Sale, Mary Loos, Mary McCall Jr. (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalism Student Ellen Barker (Shirley Temple) is a widow and a student who wants to get on editorial board of The Daily Lion and sees Mr. Belvedere as a hot interview prospect. She is romantically involved with Editor Bill Chase (Tom Drake). Editor objects to her spending all her time on the paper. When she sees Mr. Belvedere being razzed by sophomore council because he refuses to conform to their no shaving rule, she uses his comments in an article. He stops her from running the story. She had agreed not to allow publicity during his stay. When she thinks he has revealed that she is going to have a baby, she decides to send the story about Mr. Belvedere to a magazine. Although she later changes her mind, Mr. Belvedere sends the piece to the magazine so she can earn $500. 156345 1951 Mr. Belvedere Rings the Bell M News Media. Reporter (Don Kohler). Reporter (Ray Montgomery). Reporter (Warren Stevens). 156346 1985 Mr. Belvedere: T SV 53 (Missed First 10 Minutes) Episodes. Series 3-15-1985 to 7-18- 1990. Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker), originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM. Later sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Sports Beat column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. George is a frustrated jock who turned his interest in sports to journalism. He worked as a sportscaster for a Pittsburgh TV station. The stern Pittsburgh Sports Columnist is married to aspiring lawyer Marsha who decide to hire a housekeeper to take care of their three kids -- Kevin, Heather and Wesley. Mr. Belvedere appeared on cover of World Focus magazine 156347 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Almost Heaven T Episode #93. 5-5-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Wesley is grounded for doing another prank. He sneaks out and Mr. Belvedere discovers he's gone and goes after him and ends up in the hospital in a coma after wrapping Marsha's Porsche around a tree. Mr. Belvedere is then taken on an "angelic" journey of what the Owens' life would be without him. 156348 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Amish T Episode #27. 3-7-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin runs into a lost Amish girl and he brings her home where she marvels at modern conveniences. Kevin becomes smitten with idea of becoming Amish in the hopes of escaping the pressures of his world. 156349 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Anchors Away T Episode #84. 1-20-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. New director at the TV station is making changes and has George filling in for an ailing Skip Hollings (Norman Bartold) who is having surgery. But when Skip returns he finds himself out of his old job and his new job as host of a horror program isn't as satisfying. Weathergirl (Tina Roark). 156350 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Apartment, The T Episode #69. 3-25-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin brings home his date thinking he has the house to himself only to discover George and Marsha making out on the coach. Kevin decides to move to his own apartment and advertises for a roommate. His ad is answered by Mr. Belvedere. 156351 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Attic, The T Episode #95. Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Mr. Belvedere and Wesley get locked in the attic and remember what life has been like in the Owens' household since he moved in with the family. 156352 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Auction, The T Episode #51. 5-15-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Mr. Belvedere is talked into having his services auctioned off for charity at Wesley's school. Lonely woman who bid a whopping $500 for his time drugs him. 156353 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Baby T Episode #48. 3-6-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Marsha gets some unexpected news that she may be pregnant which brings back the feelings she had when she became pregnant with Wesley. Not wanting another baby, Marsha voices her feelings and says out loud that she didn't want Wesley, unaware he was standing behind her. 156354 1990 Mr. Belvedere: Baby, The T Episode #112 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156355 1990 Mr. Belvedere: Bad Marsha T Episode #113. Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156356 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Big T Episode #99. 10-21-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Wesley is being harassed at school by some bullies and runs into some luck when another student scares them off. His savior turns out to be an annoyance when he begins hanging around all the time. Kevin and Heather are in a battle of the sexes and they drag George and Marsha into their fight. 156357 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Black Widow T Episode #80. 12-9-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George is offered a guest appearance on a local talk show and the host Barbara Collins (Lois Nettleton) becomes smitten with him. Later, George learns of her reputation which just may threaten his marriage. 156358 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Book, The T Episode #90. 3-31-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Mr. Belvedere decides to try to capitalize on his years of living with the Owens family when he goes through his journals to use as references on a book that he's writing. Kevin joins the pep squad in an attempt to meet girls. 156359 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Braces T Episode #74. 10-28-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George is having a fit when he and Wesley have to go to the dentist for a routine checkup. But when they come back Wesley is the one having the fit. The dentist suggests he should get braces. 156360 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Brain Busters T Episode #97. 9-30-1979 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George and Wesley are big fans of a TV game show called Brain Busters and they are such big fans that they apply to be contestants. When they go for tryouts, Wesley quickly learns he has a dud for a partner. He dumps George and teams up with Mr. Belvedere. But he quickly discovers himself going from one extreme to another. 156361 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Cadet, The T Episode #46. 2-20-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Wesley has gotten totally out of control and George and Marsha are up in arms over his constantly getting in trouble at school and at home. When George threatens to put him in military school, Wesley is sure he's joking, but is certainly not laughing when he finds himself there. 156362 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Cheerleader T Episode #10. 10-11-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Heather and Angela go out for the cheerleading squad. Marsha is about to have a birthday. 156363 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Christmas Story T Episode #59. 12-18-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156364 1987 Mr. Belvedere: College Bound T Episode #40. 1-9-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin has been looking at colleges. Schools he wants to attend are too expensive for the Owens' family. Heather receives her learner's permit to drive. 156365 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Commentary T Episode #62. 1-22-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. After George does an unpopular editorial, the station manager makes George do humiliating jobs to force him to quit. Mr. Patton (Pat Corley). 156366 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Competition, The T Episode #45. 2-13-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Tired of George's smug face every time he beats him at arm wrestling, Kevin is determined to beat his father. Mr. Belvedere coaches him. Heather begins dating the football jock who's been ordered to take a ballet class by his coach. When he shows little interest in her, she begins to question his sexuality and he becomes convinced he's a homosexual. 156367 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Contract T Episode #13. 11-1-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin goes to the prom. Marsha has Kevin sign a contract promising that if he should drink, he should call home for a ride and George and Marsha would promise not to hassle him. This leads Kevin to take the contract a bit too far and begins drinking all the time which is masking a deeper problem. 156368 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Counselor, The T Episode #71. 5-6-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Summer vacation has Heather taking summer classes, Kevin working overtime and Wesley going to day camp. At camp, Wesley finds himself a victim when one of the counselors touches him inappropriately leaving him feeling guilty and scared and unsure if he should keep it a secret as the counselor encourages him to. 156369 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Counterfeit T Episode #105. 12-9-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Wesley needs to take an additional class to fill up his scheduled and decides on print shop. But once he takes the class, he takes full advantage of the copy machines by making counterfeit money which he inadvertently gets into George's hands. George spend the fake money all over town. 156370 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Crush, The T Episode #44. 2-6-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin agrees to go to a Huey Lewis concert with Heather's best friend Angela. One date leads to serious puppy love. Wesley and Mr. Belvedere camp out in the back yard. 156371 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Curse, The T Episode #79. 12-2-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin kicks out his roommate who shows up at the Owens door demanding a place to stay for him and his goat. He puts a curse on the family when the Owens demand that he leave. 156372 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Debate, The T Episode #88. 2-24-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Heather and Angela are members of a speech club. Marsha redecorates Mr. Belvedere's room and Wesley and him become roommates. Wesley quickly become sick of his constant practical jokes. 156373 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Debut T Episode #32. 10-17-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156374 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Delivery T Episode #12. 10-25-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin has his friend come over to help him on a science project and George and Marsha quickly become worried when the girl arrives 8 months pregnant and wanting to name the baby Kevin if it's a boy. That appears to be beside the point when the girl suddenly begins to go into labor. 156375 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Deportation (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #35-36. 11-7/14-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156376 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Diary, The T Episode #63. 1-29-19888 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156377 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Dinner For Two T Episode #28. 3-21-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Marsha has been busy night after night with her study group leaving little time for George so George decides to plan a romantic dinner for two with Belvedere's help. A surprised Marsha can't even find time for that. 156378 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Dinner, The T Episode #94. Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Marsha begins cooking meals. To her family's horror, the meals are inedible. Mr. Belvedere secretly substitutes her meals with his to boost her self-confidence. Things blow up in his face when she plans to cook a meal for her boss and doesn't allow Mr. Belvedere in the kitchen. Kevin's attempt at being a stripper nearly kills him. 156379 1990 Mr. Belvedere: Donuts T Episode #109 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156380 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Dropout, The T Episode #21. 1-17-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Marsha is hitting the books for her finals but she doesn't feel hard work is paying off after she fails her exam. This leads her to decide to quit college and become a full-time housewife complete with a housedress and a string of pearls around her neck. She looks like June Cleaver. 156381 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Duel T Episode #77. 11-8-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Mr. Belvedere trips over a skateboard and falls down the stairs. He becomes wheelchair bound with a broken leg. Family seeks a temporary housekeeper. Mr. Belvedere's midget cousin is out for more than a job and a friendly visit. He wants revenge. 156382 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Election, The T Episode #86. 2-10-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Wesley runs for student body president and is sure he will win because he doesn't have an opponent. But at the last minute, a paraplegic runs for the office who slanders Wesley. Mr. Belvedere hopes for a surprise birthday party even though he said he didn't want a fuss. 156383 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Escort, The T Episode #91. 4-14-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin gets a job as an escort. Owens' monthly bills have gotten out of hand and Mr. Belvedere suggests a strategy to curb the family's expenses. 156384 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Fall Guy T Episode #58. 12-11-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156385 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Fat Cats T Episode #72. 10-14-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George's manager at the TV station orders him to lose 15 pounds so George decides to go to a fat farm and he brings Mr. Belvedere along for the excitement. But they soon find themselves having a hard time sticking to the regime. 156386 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Fear of Flying T Episode #100. 11-4-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George reveals he has a fear of flying and Mr. Belvedere tries to cure him by talking on a ferris wheel ride. When that doesn't work he enrolls him in a fear class with classes being held in the Owens' living room. Meanwhile, Heather's psychology project has her dying her hair blonde and this gets a jealous reaction from Angela. 156387 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Field, The T Episode #96. 9-16-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George's birthday is coming up and the family is trying to find the perfect gift for him. Meanwhile, George has been coaching Wesley's baseball team and has been putting pressure on Wesley to be the best he can be which brings to light George's not-so-great past as a baseball player. 156388 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Fixed T Episode #103. 11-25-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Wesley's dog is running rampant and keeps following the prize poodle of a neighbor. George and Marsha order Wesley to take the dog to the vet to get neutered but he didn't listen to them. A slew of puppies take over the Owens' household 156389 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Fixed T Episode #103. 11-25-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156390 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Fixed T Episode #103. 11-25-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156391 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Foxtrot T Episode #66. 3-4-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156392 1988 Mr. Belvedere: G.I. George T Episode #60. 1-8-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156393 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Ghostwriter, The T Episode #92. 4-28-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Marsha and George's spring cleaning unearths some old love letters from an old flame and this prompts her to wonder why George can't be that romantic. In response, George begins plagiarizing Wesley's poems. 156394 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Gorgeous George T Episode #4. 4-5-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156395 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Gotta Dance T Episode #3. 3-29-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George is excited about Wesley joining the football team and goes all out to encourage him. But Wesley has really taken up the ballet and the entire family is trying to keep it a secret from George. 156396 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Graduation T Episode #70. 4-29-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Wesley has been named valedictorian of his graduating elementary class and days before the ceremony he plays a prank and his classmates insist he grow up. This leads Wesley to grow up a bit too fast for his classmates. 156397 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Grandma T Episode #31. 10-3-1986. Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Heather and Angela participate in an Adopt-a-Grandparent program at a retirement home. 156398 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Halloween T Episode #34. 10-31-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George is to become a member of The Happy Guys of Pittsburgh but on the night of the induction, which happens to be Halloween, George and Marsha discover the Happy Guys have a dark side. 156399 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Happy Guys' Christmas T Episode #106. 12-16-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. The Happy Guys of Pittsburgh are putting on their annual Christmas party and have decided on "A Christmas Carol." The entire Owens family is cast but when Mr. Belvedere gets fed up with the poor directing, he takes over the job only to quit in a huff. This leads to Mr. Belvedere being visited by the Ghosts of Christmas Past Present and Future. 156400 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Heather's Monk T Episode #67. 3-11-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156401 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Heather's Tutor T Episode #26. 2-21-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Heather has been floundering in her French class and Marsha insists she get a tutor. She gets a blind high school student. Meanwhile all-out war between the Owens and their neighbors thanks to Wesley's antics. 156402 1990 Mr. Belvedere: Home T Episode #114 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156403 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Homecoming T Episode #102. 11-18-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. With Homecoming days away, Heather finds herself dateless until she meets a boy who sweeps her off his feet. Until he tries to rape her. Wesley makes a video about Mr. Belvedere's career but is having a hard time getting anything interesting. 156404 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Homeless T Episode #81. 12-16-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Heather and Angela volunteer down at a soup kitchen and Heather befriends a homeless man, brings him home and hides him in the attic. Meanwhile, a golf buddy of George's dies while having sex and George becomes scared the same thing might happen to him. 156405 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Hooky T Episode #73. 10-21-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George and Wesley have reasons for wanting to play hooky from work and school. When they discover one another sneaking around the house they decide to play hooky together and decide to go fishing. Last minute trip to the market gets them into trouble when they run into Mr. Belvedere and two armed robbers. 156406 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Initiation, The T Episode #52. 10-30-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin has begun college and joins a fraternity. Part of his initiation includes donning women's clothing bringing the worst looking girl to a frat party. 156407 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Inky T Episode #41. 1-16-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Wesley is heartbroken when his pet hamster, Inky, dies. To cheer him up, George and Marsha buy him a dog. But Wesley faked Inky's death so he could get a dog. With one bathroom in the household, George and Marsha think of adding on to the house. 156408 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Jobless T Episode #42. 1-23-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Fired from his job, George finally decides to go down to the unemployment office. But George quickly finds himself the community hero when he saves a woman from a mugger. The media attention leads the Owens' financial situation to become public knowledge and they find themselves swamped with gifts from people in the community. 156409 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Kevin Nightingale T Episode #68. 3-18-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156410 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Kevin's Date T Episode #33. 10-24-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin's 18th birthday is approaching and he's apprehensive about his first sexual experience. 156411 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Kevin's Model T Episode #61. 1-15-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156412 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Kevin's Older Woman T Episode #47. 2-27-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. After a disastrous date, Kevin vows to give up women and throws himself into his part-time job. One evening he meets an older woman which leads to him losing his virginity. Later his parents aren't exactly happy when they meet his girlfriend. 156413 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Letter, The T Episode #16. 11-22-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Wesley has joined the football team and is terrible at the sport much to the George's disappointment. This re-opens old wounds in Kevin and he decides to secretly join the football team to get a letter and make George proud. When Kevin's grades slip, George comes down hard on him and Kevin decides to move out just days before Thanksgiving. 156414 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Lion Sleeps Tonight, The T Episode #8. 9-27-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Marsha kicks out the constantly snoring George out of the bedroom so she can get a peaceful night's sleep. Mr. Belvedere goes on a weekend trip and while he's gone George sleeps like a baby but the snoring returns when Belvedere returns. 156415 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Lost Weekend, The T Episode #6. 4-19-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. When George and Marsha take a vacation to Florida they leave Mr. Belvedere in charge. 156416 1990 Mr. Belvedere: Love Fest T Episode #108. Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156417 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Marsha's Job T Episode #55. 11-20-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156418 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Marsha's Secret T Episode #76. 11-11-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Marsha's position at the Legal Hut has been draining all the excitement out of her and when she's offered a higher position she secretly decides to turn it down. Little does her family know that she has quit altogether at the Legal Hut. Instead she takes a position as a singing waitress at a 50's style restaurant. 156419 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Mogul, The T Episode #50. 5-8-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Wesley becomes a mini-mogul when he organizes a company that goes around the neighborhood doing odd jobs. Greed overwhelms Wesley. 156420 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Moonlighting T Episode #56. 11-27-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156421 1990 Mr. Belvedere: Mr. Belvedere's Wedding (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #116-#117. 7-1/8-1990 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Mr. Belvedere meets a nice woman at the Laundromat whose work in the African jungle has temporarily been halted. They quickly hit it off and Mr. Belvedere fears it may be getting too serious. He tries to brush her off by fooling around with a much younger woman. But the two decide to get married. Cold feet has Mr. Belvedere running away. As they reach the alter, the woman, Louise, breaks the news that she's been called back to Africa. Mr. Belvedere decides to go with her and he must say goodbye to six years of working for the Owens family. 156422 1990 Mr. Belvedere: Mumsy T Episode #115. Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156423 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Mutiny T Episode #87. 2-17-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. To celebrate their wedding anniversary, George and Marsha go on a romantic cruise but it turns out to be a cruise from Hell. Mr. Belvedere takes a sojourn to England to rub elbows with royalty. 156424 1989 Mr. Belvedere: New Years T Episode #82. 1-6-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Wesley and Heather talk their parents into letting them throw a Near Year's party and to get Mr. Belvedere out of the house they set up with the Hufnagel's housekeeper. Things get more serious than intended and Belvedere tries to fend off her advances. 156425 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Outcasts, The T Episode #2. 3-22-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Mr. Belvedere throws a party for Wesley and three other classmates who are not invited to a fellow classmates' party. During his party, Westly gets a belated invitation and walks out on his guests and feels very guilty about it. 156426 1990 Mr. Belvedere: Pageant, The T Episode #111 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156427 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Paper Mill T Episode #101. 11-11-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Wesley becomes friends with a new kid and agrees to write a book report for him to help him catch up. This leads to word getting around and all of Wesley's classmates come to him for papers. However, he quickly finds the new kid coming to him for every paper he has to write which leads to Wesley discovering that the new kid can't read. 156428 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Pigskin T Episode #75. 11-4-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Wesley is all set to join the football team but is in for a shock when the only girl on his team gets a position while Wesley is a bench warmer. Wesley sets into motion a plan of sabotage that uses her crush on Wesley to his advantage. 156429 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Pills T Episode #39. 12-12-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Heather thinks she's fat and decides to try diet pills. Marsha discovers them and confiscates them. Marsha has been studying for an exam and a bottle of amphetamines may just be what she needs to keep her alert. 156430 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Pinball T Episode #17. 11-29-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George buys a pinball machine to recapture memories from his youth but quickly tires of it. Mr. Belvedere takes a liking to the machine and quickly becomes a pinball junkie and in the process begins neglecting his household duties. But when George sells the machine, Mr. Belvedere takes up a new residence in the local arcade. 156431 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Play, The T Episode #29. 3-28-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Wesley has the lead in the school play. The director quits the play and Mr. Belvedere steps in as director and makes a decision for the best of the play. He decides to recast the lead and Wesley is out in the cold. 156432 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Prize, The T Episode #18. 12-6-1985 Reporter (Fred Morsell). 156433 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Prize, The T Episode #18. 12-6-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George and Mr. Belvedere hold a contest concerning the stock market and Heather debates cheating on an algebra exam in order to bring her grades up. Wesley sells cookies door to door in an attempt to win a trip to Disney World. However, when he does win, he surprisingly gives it away to a sick kid in the hospital. Wesley has hopes that will lead to an even better trip. 156434 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Professor, The T Episode #107. 12-30-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin falls head over heels for his substitute professor and begins wooing her. But he gets a shock when Mr. Belvedere hits it off with her and a jealous Kevin and Mr. Belvedere begin acting like jealous little kids battling over a woman. George's idea of a family game turns into a gambling addiction for Marsha, Wesley and Heather. 156435 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Really Full House T Episode #89. 3-17-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin is ready to take the next step in his relationship with roommate Casey. But when Wendy and her husband pay them a visit it becomes clear Wendy still lusts for Kevin. A hick family moves in down the street and torments George, Wesley and Heather. 156436 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Requiem T Episode #11. 10-18-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. During an accordion lesson, Wesley's teacher suddenly dies right after a frustrated Wesley silently wished for his death. This leads Wesley to believe he is the one responsible for his teacher's death and he begins to believe he has a special power. 156437 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Reunion T Episode #37. 11-21-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156438 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Reunion T Episode #37. 11-21-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George and Marsha have conflicting events. George has a high school reunion and Marsha has a convention in Atlantic City and both places have things about them that are tempting: gambling for Marsha and for George, an old flame. 156439 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Rivals T Episode #22. 1-24-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George and Mr. Belvedere become rivals in a contest over who can do without their favorite vice. George tries to give up smoking and Mr. Belvedere tries to give up junk food. Meanwhile, Heather's latest boyfriend has a strong attraction -- for Marsha. 156440 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Roommates T Episode #78. 11-25-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin gets a foreign exchange student as a roommate who keeps a pet goat. 156441 1990 Mr. Belvedere: Runaways T Episode #110. Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156442 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Separation T Episode #49. 5-1-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. With George out of work and Marsha busy with law school, they have been spending little time together creating tension between the two. After a failed weekend at a marriage retreat, they decide to separate and George moves into an apartment. TV Journalist Edwin Newman (Himself). Dr. Joyce Brothers (Herself). 156443 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Speechless T Episode #19. 1-3-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker), originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM. Later sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Sports Beat column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. George learns he is winner of The Happy Guys of Pittsburgh Man of the Year Award he is thrilled. Until he learns he must give a speech and he's terrified of doing it. 156444 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Speechless T Episode #19. 1-3-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. When George learns he is a winner of The Happy Guys of Pittsburgh Man of the Year Award he is thrilled until he learns he must give a speech, something he is terrified of doing. Meanwhile, a project in one of his classes has Kevin married to a nice girl but he's resistant to being seen with her in public. 156445 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Spelling Bee, The T Episode #38. 12-5-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Westly is competing in a spelling bee at school and one of his female opponents cozies up to him but her intentions are hardly innocent. Mr. Belvedere puts the Owens family on a strict budget after their spending habits get out of hand. 156446 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Spot T Episode #83. 1-13-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George comes home with a surprise for Wesley, something that Wesley had been wanting for years, a dog. Heather becomes friends with a mystic that threatens her friendship with Angela. 156447 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Stakeout T Episode #85. 2-3-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Town of Beaver Falls is stricken with fear with the Highheel Bandit on the loose. Neighborhood rallies together and forms a task force headed by two members of The Happy Guys of Pittsburgh club. This leads George, Kevin and Mr. Belvedere to dress in drag and serve as decoys. 156448 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Stranger in the Night (Pilot) T Episode #1. 3-15-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. The ad that Marsha has placed seeking a housekeeper is answered by Mr. Belvedere who finds himself needing to adjust to suburban life as well as the Owens needing to adjust to having Mr. Belvedere around. 156449 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Strike T SV 187 Episode #15. 11-15-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker), originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM. Later sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Sports Beat column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. When George's newspaper goes on strike, everyone makes sacrifices -- even Belvedere. George finds himself bored to death and becoming increasingly more irritating to Belvedere. 156450 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Strike T Episode #15. 11-15-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. When George's newspaper goes on strike, he finds himself bored to death and becoming increasingly more irritating to Belvedere. Meanwhile the family tries to cut costs. 156451 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Sweet Charity T Episode #7. 4-26-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Heather and Wesley collect canned goods to take to a food drive and while there they run across a bag lady and decide to bring her home. 156452 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Teacher, The T Episode #20. 1-10-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. While everyone is busy with their own lives, Mr. Belvedere appears to be lonesome, at least from Wesley's point of view and decides what he needs is a woman in his life. The woman who peaks his interest wasn't quite the woman Westly had in mind when Mr. Belvedere begins seeing Wesley's teacher. 156453 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Thief, The T Episode #30. 9-26-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Heather and Angela gets jobs at a music store. She dates the captain of the football team and he assumes it is okay to stop at Heather's work and rip off a few things. Mr. Belvedere tries to beat Wesley at gin rummy. 156454 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Ticket, The T Episode #43. 1-30-19087 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin gets a ticket when he goes through a stop sign. He says a tree branch was in the way. Marsha tests her knowledge of the law and represents Kevin in court. Mr. Belvedere wants a raise and George is dead set against giving him one. 156455 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Tornado T Episode #9. 1-4-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Tornado watch adds to the tension between George and Mr. Belvedere after Belvedere takes it upon himself to edit a story George is writing. Things reach a head when a tornado forces everyone in the basement and a pool contest begins between George and Belvedere. 156456 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Triangle T Episode #54. 11-13-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156457 1988 Mr. Belvedere: Trip, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #64-#65. 2-5/12-1988 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156458 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Truckin' T Episode #98. 10-7-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Investing in live commodities, Mr. Belvedere is in the money but George finds himself in something else when he doesn't sell off his share and ends up with a truck load of pigs. This leads him and Mr. Belvedere to drive the rig down to West Virginia to sell the swine, but they find they like the trucker lifestyle so they decide to make it their profession. 156459 1987 Mr. Belvedere: TV George T Episode #53. 11-16-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156460 1989 Mr. Belvedere: Used Cars T Episode #104. 12-2-1989 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Kevin gets a job at the used car dealership. Mr. Belvedere receives a letter from the Queen expressing her desire to have Mr. Belvedere return to his previous position. 156461 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Valentine's Day (aka The Valentine) T Episode #25. 2-14-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Valentine's Day. 156462 1985 Mr. Belvedere: Vows T Episode #14. 11-8-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. For their anniversary, George and Marsha act like it's just another day while the kids suggest they renew their wedding vows. After doing some digging, trying to find George and Marsha's original wedding picture, Heather and Kevin make a shocking discovery that leads Kevin to re-examine his life. 156463 1987 Mr. Belvedere: Wedding, The T Episode #57. 12-4-1987 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. 156464 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Wesley's Friend T Episode #23. 1-31-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. One of Wesley's friends is revealed to have AIDs and is taken out of school because of ignorance and uncertainty that many of the other children's parents share. This leads Wesley to shun his friend out of fear. 156465 1985 Mr. Belvedere: What I Did For Love T Episode #5. 4-12-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker), originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM. Later sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. Sports Beat column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. George begins as host of a call-in sports radio show. 156466 1985 Mr. Belvedere: What I Did for Love T Episode #5. 4-12-1985 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. George is the host of a call-in sports show. 156467 1986 Mr. Belvedere: Will, The T Episode #24. 2-7-1986 Sportswriter George Owens (Bob Uecker) writes the "Sports Beat" column for the Pittsburgh Bullet. He originally hosts "Sports Page," a radio program, WBK-AM, but later becomes sports anchor of WBN-TV, Channel 8's Metro News. When one of George's cousins suddenly dies it prompts George and Marsha to prepare a will and they must decide who should look after the children if they should die suddenly, Mr. Belvedere, who happens to be their number one pick, turns them down. 156468 1977 Mr. Billion M TV Reporter (Helen Bentley). Nancy the Newscaster (Julia Hare). 156469 1944 Mr. Blabbermouth! M VHS 1299 News Media. World War II propaganda short about keeping mouths shut. News Media involved. 156470 1865 Mr. Bloke's Item (aka Mr. Skae's Item) SS UCLA Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Sketches New and Old." Also: "Comstock Bonanza." Editor-Narrator. Sub-editor of newspaper in Virginia City. 156471 1944 Mr. Bowling Buys a Newspaper NM Henderson, Donald Newspaper 156472 1932 Mr. Bride M Short Photographer (Harry Bernard). 156473 1916 Mr. Britling Sees It Through N Wells, H.G. Writer Mr. Britling is a famous English writer. Little journalism. 156474 1933 Mr. Broadway M Columnist Ed Sullivan shows night spots all over New York joking and listening to stories the patrons tell. Sullivan Himself and host of stars. Sportscaster Ted Husing (Himself). 156475 1964 Mr. Broadway: Bad Little Rich Girl T Episode #9. 12-5-1964 Public Relations Man Michael Bell (Craig Stevens), a sophisticated Broadway press agent and owner of public relations firm in Manhattan frequents all the better bistros, meets all the sleeker gals and outwits all the sneakier snakes. Philanthropist was a regular supporter of a boys camp until he died. Now his not so charitable daughter is pulling the money from the camp. 156476 1964 Mr. Broadway: Between the Rats and the Finks T Episode #3. 1-17-1964 Public Relations Man Michael Bell (Craig Stevens), a sophisticated Broadway press agent and owner of public relations firm in Manhattan frequents all the better bistros, meets all the sleeker gals and outwits all the sneakier snakes. Hard-nosed newspaper columnist goes to review a hip new comedian and comes away infuriated by the young man's insults. 156477 1964 Mr. Broadway: Don't Mention My Name in Sheboygan T Episode #6. 11-7-1964 Public Relations Man Michael Bell (Craig Stevens), a sophisticated Broadway press agent and owner of public relations firm in Manhattan frequents all the better bistros, meets all the sleeker gals and outwits all the sneakier snakes. A powerful man on Wall Street is claiming that Mike is guilty of trying to blackmail him. Mike hasn't a clue why. 156478 1964 Mr. Broadway: Keep an Eye on Emily (Premiere) T Episode #1. 9-26-1964. PR. Series 9-26-1964 to 12-26-1964. 12 episodes Public Relations Man Michael Bell (Craig Stevens), a sophisticated Broadway press agent and owner of public relations firm in Manhattan frequents all the better bistros, meets all the sleeker gals and outwits all the sneakier snakes. Mike assures an old friend that he'll watch his buddy's daughter (Tuesday Weld) once she hits the Big Apple, only to discover this little farm girl is a swinger. 156479 1964 Mr. Broadway: Maggie, Queen of the Jungle T Episode #7. 11-21-1964 Public Relations Man Michael Bell (Craig Stevens), a sophisticated Broadway press agent and owner of public relations firm in Manhattan frequents all the better bistros, meets all the sleeker gals and outwits all the sneakier snakes. Fashion designer's image is waning and hires Mike to come up with something fresh and new. 156480 1964 Mr. Broadway: Nightingale For Sale T Episode #4. 10-24-1964 Public Relations Man Michael Bell (Craig Stevens), a sophisticated Broadway press agent and owner of public relations firm in Manhattan frequents all the better bistros, meets all the sleeker gals and outwits all the sneakier snakes. Mike is considered the best promoter in New York in the eyes of a former mobster who now wants him to get his niece (Liza Minnelli) on Broadway. 156481 1964 Mr. Broadway: Pay Now, Die Later T Episode #12. 12-26-1964 Public Relations Man Michael Bell (Craig Stevens), a sophisticated Broadway press agent and owner of public relations firm in Manhattan frequents all the better bistros, meets all the sleeker gals and outwits all the sneakier snakes. John Zeck (David Wayne) is rich. And his life is being threatened. So he asks Mike to help write a really killer obituary for him just in case he doesn't make it. 156482 1964 Mr. Broadway: Smelling Like a Rose T Episode #8. 11-28-1964 Public Relations Man Michael Bell (Craig Stevens), a sophisticated Broadway press agent and owner of public relations firm . Photographer (Paul Sand). Mike gets hired by a foster father to minimize newspaper exposure of a teenager accused of murder. 156483 1964 Mr. Broadway: Something To Sing About T Episode #11. 12-19-1964 Public Relations Man Michael Bell (Craig Stevens), a sophisticated Broadway press agent and owner of public relations firm. Press Agent (Richard Schaal). Mike is waxing nostalgic about torch singer Barbara Lake (Lauren Bacall) who nobody seems to remember. So the promoter sets out to help her make a comeback. 156484 1964 Mr. Broadway: Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones T Episode #10. 12-12-1964 Public Relations Man Michael Bell (Craig Stevens), a sophisticated Broadway press agent and owner of public relations firm in Manhattan frequents all the better bistros, meets all the sleeker gals and outwits all the sneakier snakes. Mike is hired to protect the image of a candidate for congress, which is being threatened by a vengeful future stepchild. 156485 1964 Mr. Broadway: Take a Walk Through a Cemetery T Episode #2. 10-3-1964 Public Relations Man Michael Bell (Craig Stevens), a sophisticated Broadway press agent and owner of public relations firm in Manhattan frequents all the better bistros, meets all the sleeker gals and outwits all the sneakier snakes. 156486 1964 Mr. Broadway: The He-She Chemistry T Episode #5. 10-31-1964 Public Relations Man Michael Bell (Craig Stevens), a sophisticated Broadway press agent and owner of public relations firm in Manhattan frequents all the better bistros, meets all the sleeker gals and outwits all the sneakier snakes. Mike thinks back on a disaster he created in trying to match up a-hard-to-get-along with actress (Tammy Grimes) and a good looking leading man (Jack Cassidy) who despised each other. 156487 1964 Mr. Broadway: Try To Find a Spy T Episode #2 (a). 10-10-1964 Public Relations Man Michael Bell (Craig Stevens), a sophisticated Broadway press agent and owner of public relations firm in Manhattan frequents all the better bistros, meets all the sleeker gals and outwits all the sneakier snakes. It's part of a promoter's job to stick your nose into everyone's business. But Mike may have stuck his nose in a little too far as he is being accused of industrial espionage. 156488 1925 Mr. Chang and the Glittering Lady SM Apple, A.E. PR - Detective Story Magazine, May 16, 1925 Press Agent, crooked and full of yellow-bark brandy. Police follow him to Chang's hideout who escapes in time for the next story 156489 2001 Mr. Charity: Nice To Feed You T Episode #5. Newsreader (Tanver Ghani). TV Presenter (Helen Atkinson-Wood). 156490 1908 Mr. Crewe's Career N Churchill, Winston Press 156491 1999 Mr. Death: Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr., The M Interviewer (Errol Morris) 156492 2002 Mr. Deeds M DVD -R HQ 3387-\, 3388 Tabloid TV Journalist Babe Bennett (Winona Ryder) deceives man who inherits millions to get exclusive stories for her television program, Inside Access. Preston Blake owned Blake Media, a corporation running hundrdeds of TV and radio stations. Blake freezes to death at the summit of Mount Everest and his heir Longfellow Deeds (Adam Sandler) takes over. Chuck Cedar (Peter Gallagher) tries to get control of the media empire. Mac McGrath (Jared Harris) is the producer of a sleazy tabloid TV show. He wants the inside scoop on Deeds and sends Bennett, wired for sound and picture, to get the story. He is an unscrupulous anchor-producer who edits Bennett's stories into distorted, libelous TV pieces. News Anchor (Scott Thompson Baker). Business Anchor (Robert Frank Telfer). Cameraman (Buddy Bolton). 156493 1936 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town M DVD -R HQ 2321, 2322. (2322 is mislabeled 2321 on Disc). DVD. SVDSP 618; SV 111 Kelland, Clarence Budington (Story: "Opera Hat." Robert Riskin (Screenplay) PR Reporter Babe Bennett (Jean Arthur) for The Morning Mail, a Pulitzer Prize-winning ace reporter gets exclusive inside stories of new millionaire by pretending to be an out-of-work starving young woman. Editor Mac Wade (George Bancroft). PR man Cornelius Cobb ( Lionel Stander). Reporter (Bert Moorhouse). Reporter (Jack Mower). Reporters in Courtroom (Dennis O'Keefe, Jack Wise). Photographers (Irving Bacon, George Cooper). Writer (Jay Eaton). She ridicules him in print, falls in love with him. He finds out she's a reporter and it throws him into a depression. During a trial to determine his sanity, she confesses under oath that she is in love with him. 156494 1937 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town R CD 001. Lux Radio Theatre Lux Radio Theater 2-2-1937. Reporter Babe Bennett gets exclusive inside stories of millionaire Longfellow Deeds (Gary Cooper repeating his role) with Cecil B. DeMille hosting and producing. 156495 1969 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Education of Longfellow Deeds, The T Episode #2. 10-3-1969 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156496 1969 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Howdy Syndrome, The T Episode #12. 12-12-1969 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156497 1969 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Improbable Mr. Deeds, The T Episode #10. 11-28-1969 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156498 1969 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Industrial Spy T Episode #7. 11-7-1969 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156499 1970 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Marriage Saver, The T Episodes #15. 1-9-1970 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156500 1969 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Once Again a Star T Episode #6. 10-31-1969 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156501 1969 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-26-1969. Series. 9-26-1969 to 1-16-1970. Based on the Frank Capra Film of the same name. Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156502 1969 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Pixilated Man, The T Episode #5. 10-24-1969 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156503 1969 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Ransom in Small Unmarked Flowers, A T Episode #11. 12-5-1969 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156504 1969 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Revolt of the Bucket Brigade, The T Episode #13. 12-19-1969 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156505 1969 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Sparkling Spring T Episode #4. 10-17-1969 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156506 1970 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Tarnished Armor T Episode #17. Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156507 1969 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: There's One Born Every Thirty Years T Episode #9. 11-21-1969 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156508 1969 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Touching Is Believing T Episode #14. 12-26-1969 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156509 1970 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Tricks of the Trade T Episode #16. 1-16-1970 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156510 1969 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Wedding Bells for Mr. Deeds T Episode #8. 11-14-1969 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156511 1969 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town: Wonderful Old Saloon, The T Episode #3. 10-10-1969 Publisher-Editor Longfellow Deeds (Monte Markham), a bumpkin newspaper editor from small town of Mandrake Falls unexpectedly inherits the financial empire of a robber-baron uncle and moves to Manhattan to redress family wrongs. 156512 1937 Mr. Digby SS MLPL Welch, Douglass 15 stories Photographer. Adventures of Mr. "Happy" Digby, demon photographer and chronic headache of the Central City Daily Informer. Small daily's whimsical but always victorious cameraman. Saturday Evening Post stories collected to form a book. 156513 1947 Mr. Digby and the Frankenstein SS PVL Welch, Douglass In "Saturday Evening Post Stories, 1947." Photographer Mr. Robert H. (Happy). Digby, chief photographer of the Central City Daily Informer City Editor Edward Wood. Miss Nettleton, publisher's niece. ("She'll be a newspaperwoman yet.") 156514 1947 Mr. Digby and the Income Tax SS PVL Welch, Douglass In "Post Stories, 1942-1945." Photographer Mr. Robert H. ("Happy") Digby, ace photographer and severest critic of the Central City Daily Informer. 156515 1947 Mr. Digby and the Talking Dog SS MLPL - PVL Welch, Douglass In "Saturday Evening Post Carnival of Humor, The." Photographer Mr. Digby 156516 1954 Mr. Digby's Swindle Sheet SS OWN Welch, Douglass In "Saturday Evening Post Stories, 1954, The." Photographer Mr. Digby 156517 1941 Mr. District Attorney M Lord, Phillips H. (Radio Program). Karl Brown, Malcolm Stuart Boylan (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Terry Parker (Florence Rice) helps a deputy district attorney find a city official who disappeared four years ago taking graft money. She traces the money to a showgirl. The man kills two associates and a gangster convinces his wife to shoot him. Criminal also hires hit man to kill district attorney and reporter. Assassin turns out to be the man the district attorney inadvertently got released and he spares them. After getting graft money from bank, the criminal is killed by police. 156518 1939 Mr. District Attorney R Series - 1939-51 News. Forecasts news events 156519 1948 Mr. District Attorney M Reporter (Robert Williams) 156520 1898 Mr. Dooley in Peace and War SS Dunne, Peter Finley Fictional Journalist created by Dunne. Appeared in Chicago Post. Popular character. Point of view of the commoner who sees the pretentious as fair game. Wry common sense 156521 2006 Mr. Dooley's America P Chicago Newspaper Editor Finley Peter Dunne (Des Keogh) creates a larger-than-life character to anchor his anonymous columns -- the Irish saloon keeper and philosopher of the shot glass Dooley. Dooley's homespun jeremiads about American democracy eventually won legions of readers. Here Dooley comes to life. 156522 1979 Mr. Dugan T Aretha Balducci PR Press Secretary (Sarina Grant) 156523 2005 Mr. Dungbeetle M Reporter (Craig Eliot). 156524 1961 Mr. Ed: Ed and the Secret Service T Episode. Series (10-1-61 to 9-8-65). Newspaper. Girls organize a hunt club after seeing a newspaper photo of the First Lady on horseback 156525 1964 Mr. Ed: Ed Writes Dear Abby T Episode #106. 10-18-1964 Advice Columnist Dear Abby (Abigail van Buren) gets a letter from Mr. Ed and everyone thinks Wilbur wrote it 156526 1920 Mr. Editor P MLPL Macauley, Ward Index-One Act, 1900-1923 Editor 156527 1954 Mr. Executive DT Interviewer Westbrook Van Voorhis 156528 1943 Mr. Fortune Finds a Pig N Bailey, H.C. Press 156529 1959 Mr. Havlena's Verdict SSF GPL Capek, Karel In "Tall Short Stories." Press. Newspapers and reporters covering a story. 156530 1998 Mr. Headmistress MT Reporter (Don Murray). 156531 1946 Mr. Hex M Reporter (Jack Carrington). Reporter (Kit Carson). Reporter (Larry Rio). 156532 1979 Mr. Horn MT Court Reporter (James Steward) 156533 1952 Mr. I Magination T Series. 4-19-1952-6-28-1952. CBS Journalist-Writer Mark Twain featured in debut episode. 156534 1953 Mr. Icebox P MLPL Hughes, Glenn. Based on the short story by Paul Gallico V812 H893-23 Press 156535 1987 Mr. India M India - Bollywood Newspaper Reporter Seema Sohni (Sridevi) is a go-getting reporter who uncovers crime. Editor Mr. Gaitonde (Annu Kapoor). She disguises herself as dancer in the song "Hawa Hawaii" when a criminal discovers she is actually a journalist looking for top-secret information about crime organization As the crook is about to whip a tied-up Seema, the invisible Mr. India comes to her rescue. 156536 1910 Mr. Ingleside N Lucas, E.V. Press 156537 2007 Mr. Irresistible NR Bliss, Karina Harlequin Superromance Columnist Kate Brogan had seen his type before. To everybody else, Jordan King was a selfless philanthropist and most-eligible bachelor, but newspaperwoman Brogan had inside information that he was a home-wrecker: handsome and full of false promises. Just like her philandering father. Of course, she let “Mr. Irresistible” know there was nothing he could do to change her mind. Oh, how Jordan King loves a good challenge. Besides, he couldn’t let Kate’s scathing newspaper article go unanswered, not when destroying his reputation also jeopardizes his camp for underprivileged kids. Setting the record straight is only one of the reasons Jordan has for getting the incredibly sexy Brogan in a canoe for five days on the river. Excerpt: He (Jordan King) was also the only person in the history of Kate's influential column to turn down a personal profile. She could have accepted it if the tourism entrepreneur's refusal hadn't been so blunt. When she'd pressed, he'd said, "I wouldn't be comfortable doing the touchy-feely stuff." Then he'd added insult to injury by asking her for a date. "I wouldn't be comfortable doing the touchy-feely stuff," she'd retorted. He'd laughed. "This is exactly why I don't give interviews...my comments are always taken out of context." 156538 1947 Mr. Jory N Hall, W. Editor Mr. Jory ran a union newspaper during the growth of Los Angeles 156539 1931 Mr. Lemon of Orange M Cub Reporter (minor character). 156540 2005 Mr. Lonely Heart M Australia. Photographer, Gay (Jean-Philip Uldry). 156541 1987 Mr. Lonelyhearts T Suzanne Forster Silhouette Romance #519 Reporter Scott “The Hunter” Robinson was a Superman to Amy Dwyer -- a dedicated reporter who had risked his life more than once to get is story. But now Superman was grounded -- he was sitting out a leg injury and writing an advice column. Hunter had no idea that the letters he got from “Lois Lane” were really from shy, pretty Amy. Had he known, he might not have suggested that she wake up her Superman with a “sneak attack of femininity.” Because when Amy turned on the charm, this Superman was powerless, and unable to resist her advances. 156542 1943 Mr. Lucky M DVD -R HQ 1771 (Media Excerpts) Reporters (Art Yeoman, Jack Gargan). Reporter (Frank Henry). 156543 1997 Mr. Magoo M Newswoman (Claire Riley) 156544 1974 Mr. Majestyk M DVD -R HQ 7261, 7262. SVD 973 TV Reporter Ron Malone (Howard Beasley). TV Cameraman (Bus Gindhart). TV Cameraman (Tom Hickman). Press Photographers (Kenny Bell, Maxwell "Max" Reed). 156545 1896 Mr. Masthead, Journalist SS UCLA Bierce, Ambrose Journalist Mr. Masthead 156546 2001 Mr. Maybe N Green, Jane Magazine Journalist Sal. Entertainment Reporter Amanda Baker, showbiz reporter on TV show Breakfast Break, Public Relations Practitioner Libby Mason 156547 2002 Mr. Maybe N Green, Jane Public Relations Practitioner Libby Mason, 27, enjoys her fashionable career in PR but is determined to marry as rich "gorgeous" man who will support her in sumptuous style and allow her to join the class of ladies who lunch. 156548 1946 Mr. Mergenthwirker's Lobblies T Comedy-mystery special Reporter Mr. Mergenthwirker (Vaughn Taylor), a reporter for a small town newspaper, assisted by a group of pixies who appear and speak only to him (See p. 306 for cast) 156549 1981 Mr. Merlin: T AD Newspaper Advertisement - Help wanted ad for apprentice 156550 1981 Mr. Merlin: Cloning of the Green, The T Episode #2. 10-14-1981 Anchorwoman (Angela Black). 156551 1938 Mr. Moto Takes a Chance M SVDSP 1382 (poor copy) Marquand, J.P. (Character). Willis Cooper, Norman Foster (Story). Lou Breslow, John Patrick (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsreel Cameraman Marty Weston (Robert Kent) and Chick Davis (Chick Chandler) get involved with an aviatrix in Siam. Attempts to execute the two newsreel photographers throughout the film. 156552 1939 Mr. Moto's Gamble M Sports Reporter (Lynn Bari) in love with a boxer accused of murder. Editor (Charles D. Brown). Press agent (Charles William) finds out about a secret gambling operation. 156553 1998 Mr. Murder MT News Media. Reporter (Stephanie Hagen). News Anchorman (Butch McCain). Newscaster (Sharon Tay). Scientists try to produce the perfect soldier by cloning him. 156554 1998 Mr. Music MT News Media. Newscaster (Erica Ehm). Profound Reporter (Katie Griffin). Cathy the English Reporter (Deborah Odell) 156555 2009 Mr. Nice M News Anchor (Kal Weber -- U.S. News Anchor). Life story of British drug smuggler. 156556 1987 Mr. Nice Guy M Newscaster (Terry Thomas) 156557 1998 Mr. Nice Guy (aka Yatgo ho yan) M DVD -R HQ 4037, 4038 TV Journalist Diana (Gabrielle Fitzpatrick) tapes evidence against a drug lord but as she leaves she is spotted and has to run for her life. She gets mixed up with Jackie (Jackie Chan) TV cooking show host. The VHS tape gets mixed up with some other tapes in Jackie's car so the drug lord's gang goes after him as well as Diana. 156558 2009 Mr. Nobody M TV Journalist (Harold P. Manning). Journalist (Daniel Mays). 156559 1935 Mr. Norris Changes Trains N Isherwood, Christopher Berlin Correspondent Helen Pratt 156560 1995 Mr. Obvious N Lileks, James Food Critic from Minneapolis is shot after exposing his encounter with Marxist food terrorists. Beautiful skinhead, accused ex-Marine sharpshooter and a radio shockjock get involved. 156561 1917 Mr. Opp M Rice, Alice Hegan (Novel). Lynn F. Reynolds (Scenario) AFI-Newspapermen - Ness Book Newspaper Owner Mr. D. Webster Opp (Arthur Hoyt) is a perpetually cheerful fellow no matter what happens to him. He establishes a newspaper called the Opp Eagle. Ends up being elected mayor after various hardships. 156562 1909 Mr. Opp NJ USC Rice, Alice Hegan Newspaper Owner and Publisher of the Opp Eagle. Odd character who provides the principal journalistic touch. 156563 1948 Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid M Press 156564 2000 Mr. Perfect N Howard, Linda News Media. Jaine Bright and her friends on local newscast and press pursues them 156565 1987 Mr. President T Series 1987-1988 Reporters 156566 1996 Mr. Reliable M DVD -R HQ 4797, 4798. SVD 728 TV Reporter (Scott Witt). Media circus. Armed stand-off and media circus result when Australian police confront an ex-convict for stealing hood ornaments in 1968 suburban Sydney. 156567 1966 Mr. Reporter MUS Kinks, The Reporter. Hey, Mr. Reporter, How 'bout talking about yourself? Do you like what you're doing, Or is it that you can do nothing else? Hey, Mr. Reporter. I'll believe all that you put down. I'll believe the sun is going up, Even though it's going down. Hey, Mr. Reporter. Don't you twist my words around. I'll kill you, I won't let you, Distort my simple sound. Hey, Mr. Reporter, How 'bout talking about yourself? Do you like what you're doing, Or is it that you can do nothing else? Did your daddy stop you playing With your friends when you were young? And is that why you run down All the young folks having their fun. The reason I am stupid Is because I read you every day. You misquote all of the true things Because they rub you the wrong way. Hey Mr. Reporter, How 'bout talking about yourself? Do you like what you're doing, Or is it that you can do nothing else? 156568 1997 Mr. Rhodes: Courtroom Show, The T Episode #8. 1-13-1997 Reporter (Dena Burton). 156569 2001 Mr. Right Now N Hoffmann, Kate Harlequin Romance #821 Journalist Nina Forrester is a fact checker for Attitudes, a hot magazine for twenty-somethings. Her weekends consist of peanut butter M&Ms and rented videos. She spends most of her time researching on the Internet, at the library, or making calls. Four couples in the past year have met through the personal ads and have married. She wants to pitch an article about it, using an ad of her own to further her experience, hoping to win a promotion to assistant editor. Potential buyout of Attitudes may put Forrester on the unemployment line. A multimillionaire meets Forrester in a coffee shop and she spills coffee all over his five-hundred-dollar shirt. She mentions the ogre who may buy the magazine. He's the multimillionaire who plans to buy the magazine so he gives her a false name. When she finds out who he is, the fireworks begin. 156570 1999 Mr. Rock and Roll (aka Mr. Rock 'n' Roll: Alan Freed Story, The) MT News Media 156571 2005 Mr. Romance: Mr. Romance Pageant T Episode #1. Interviewer (Sharon E. Morris), Finalist Interviewer. 156572 1957 Mr. Runyon of Broadway T Climax! 6-6-57 Sportswriter Damon Runyon. Ralph Bellamy, Jesse White 156573 1938 Mr. Satan M UK Only Press 156574 1992 Mr. Saturday Night M Reporter (Richard Kind). 156575 1883 Mr. Scarborough's Family N OWN Trollope, Anthony Journalist Mr. Quaverdale writes for The Coming Hour. "Of course, there are many newspapers in London, and many magazines and much literary work going. You may get your share of it, but you have got to begin by shoving some incompetent fellow out. And in order to be able to begin you must learn the trade." 156576 1998 Mr. Show and the Incredible, Fantastical News Report T Newscasters (Fort Atkinson, Lewis Dauber, Edward Edwards, Dan Gifford, Tina Morlock, Sloan Robinson). News broadcast that looks like a 1970s news broadcast sets up several "Mr. Show" (1995) clips for the upcoming season. 156577 2002 Mr. Show with Bob and Dave T DVD -R HQ 8823 Episode. Parody News. The Peterson Family Newscast. Harmon Peterson of KPFN-TV in the field covering the FBI surrounding a remote cabin with a news blackout. He argues with his relative Anchor Brinks Peterson when Brinks asks him questions he can't answer. Feuding family news. 156578 2002 Mr. Show: Life is Precious and God and the Bible T VHS 1305 Episode Investigative Reporter (David Cross) who is so gullible he's being investigated himself (Scams & Flams). 156579 1868 Mr. Skae's Item (aka Mr. Bloke's Item) SW GPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 156580 1963 Mr. Smith Goes to Washington T Washington D.C. Press Corps 156581 1939 Mr. Smith Goes to Washington M DVD -R HQ 5526, 5527, 5528. L. Foster, Lewis R. (Story -- "Gentleman from Montana, The"). Sidney Buchman (Screenplay) Reporter Diz Moore (Thomas Mitchell), hard-drinking Washington Press Corps. Media Tycoon and Political Boss Jim Taylor (Edward Arnold). Jefferson Smith (James Stewart) publishes a paper called Boys' Stuff, now Sen. Smith. Sweeney Farrell, Newsman (Jack Carson). Nosey, Newsman (Charles Lane). Broadcaster (H.V. Kaltenborn). Announcer (Kenneth Carpenter). Editor (Robert Emmett Kean). Photographer (Hank Mann). Senate Reporters (Craig Stevens, Ed Brewer, Anne Cornwall, James Millican, Mabel Forrest, Nick Copeland, Dulce Daye, Eddie Fetherston, Ed Randolph, Milton Kibbee, Vernon Dent, Michael Gale). Photographers (Hank Mann, Jack Cooper) Reporters (Clyde Dilson, William Newell, George Chandler, Evelyn Knapp, Dub Taylor, Jack Gardner, Donald Kerr, Eddie Kane, George McKay, Gene Morgan, William Arnold, Matt McHugh, Hal Cooke, James McNamara, Jack Egan, Eddy Chandler). Reporter (Evalyn Knapp). Newsman Ragner (Allan Cavan). Chick McGann (Eugene Pallette). Diggs, Newsman (Maurice Costello). Summers, Newsman - "He's just decorating a chair" (Joe King). Flood, Newsman (Paul Stanton). Schultz, Newsman (Lloyd Whitlock). 156582 1939 Mr. Smith Goes to Washington MS COPY Buchman, Sidney In "Twenty Best Film Plays." Reporter Diz Moore, Washington Press Corp. Media Baron. Jefferson Smith publishes a paper called Boys' Stuff. When he is ridiculed by Washington Press Corps., he asks "Why don't you tell the people the truth for a change?" The reporters clue him into the harsher realities of Washington. Public Relations person says "I'll make public opinion." 156583 1983 Mr. Smith: Mr. Smith Goes Public T Episode News Media 156584 1949 Mr. Soft Touch M Holmes, Milton (Story). Orin Jannings (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist "Early" Byrd (John Ireland) exposes whereabouts of man who stole money from gambling club he once co-owned after it was taken over by crooks. Man's partner discovers he has been hiding in settlement house. Sets fire to building. Recovers stolen money. Man steals money back and disguised as Santa Claus, takes it to settlement house workers on Christmas Eve so they can rebuild the home. Shot by crooks. He survives and ends up with social worker. 156585 1853 Mr. Sponge's Sporting Tour N USC Surtees, Robert Smith Editors. Mr. Seedyman, the might WE of the country, penning his "stunners" for his market-day Mercury. Aeneas McQuirter, editor of Swillingford Patriot and Felix Grimes, editor of Swillingford Guide to Glory. 156586 2002 Mr. St. Nick (aka Mr. Saint Nick) M TV Weathercaster Heidi Gardelle (Elaine Hendrix) is about to marry a Miami-based Playboy philanthropist, Nick St. Nicholas. What the gorgeous girl of his dreams doesn’t know is Nick is the son of Santa Claus and is expected to take over the family business at the North Pole before his father’s power fades. Nick balks. He wants to remain in Miami where is about to launch his latest charity at the behest of his reporter-fiancee. It turns out the leggy newswoman is a mercenary woman, a nightmare not his dream girl. Public Relations expert Hector Villarba (Luis Garcia) teams up with Gardelle to create an online holiday charity that turns out to be a fraud and a nationwide scandal. 156587 1975 Mr. Sycamore M News Boy (Lance Cremer). 156588 1926 Mr. Tallent's Ghost SS Asquith, Lady Cynthia In "Ghost Book, The" Press 156589 1970 Mr. Tomorrow SM USC Kersh, Gerald In "Ellery Queen's Headliners." Newspaperman Swindle Sheet Morris turned best-selling writer. References to James Gordon Bennett and Stanley. 156590 1992 Mr. Wakefield's Crusade MT TV Newsreader (Philip Bird). 156591 1940 Mr. Washington Goes to Town M Blacks Newspaper. Reads in paper, uncle died and left him a hotel 156592 1997 Mr. White Goes to Westminster MT TV Reporter (Akbar Kurtha). Comet Reporter (Benedict Sandiford). Comet Editor (Andy Hamilton). CBN Editor (John Bowler). CBN Cameraman (Adam Kotz). 156593 1942 Mr. Wise Guy M Bowery Boys Newspaper Headlines. News on radio. Newsreel: News Events of the Day. Kids see newsreel. Important plot point: Bowery Boys watch newsreel and one of the segments is on the Canadian National Sweepstakes unravels a mystery regarding a murder. 156594 1990 Mr. Wizard's World T Series 1982- TV Reporter (Kerry McCullen Palmisano), a young TV reporter, in the Ask Mr. Wizard segment 156595 1939 Mr. Wong in Chinatown M DVD Wiley, Hugh (Characters). Scott Darling (Screenplay) Mr. Wong Collection - Ness Book Reporter Roberta "Bobby" Logan (Marjorie Reynolds), wisecracking reporter for San Francisco's The Morning Herald. Police inspector considers Logan "probably San Francisco's greatest nuisance." She sneaks into people's apartment (first seen climbing through a window of detective Wong's house. She also tails the detective as he goes about his investigations. She pulls Wong out of a cab just before it explodes because she was suspicious that the company identified on the side of the cab went out of business months ago. When she calls in her story, she makes sure she gets credit for saving Wong. Nabbed by crooks after sneaking on board a ship against the inspector's orders, her fiancée (the police inspector) saves her life. Variety said Reynolds practically stole the picture. New York Times, 7/31/39: "In fact, the Occidental part of the proceedings this time is even harder to hear than usual, since it includes one of those girl reporter-cop combinations which the Torchy Blane series has already tortured to death." 156596 2001 Mr. Writer MUS Stereophonics Journalist. You line them up Look at your shoes You hang names on your wall Then you shoot them all. You fly around in planes That bring you down To meet me who loves you, like Me crashing to the ground. Are you so lonely? Don't even know me But you'd like to stone me. Mr. Writer, why don't you tell it like it is? Why don't you tell it like it really is? Before you go on home. I used to treat you right Give you my time But when I'd turn my back on you Then you do what you do. You've just enough, in my own view, Education to perform I'd like to shoot you all And then you go home with you on your own. What do you really know? Mr. Writer, why don't you tell it like it is? Why don't you tell it like it really is? Before you go on home And then you go home With you on your own What do you even know? Mr. Writer, why don't you tell it like it is? Why don't you tell it like it always is? Before you go on home. 156597 1984 Mr. Yesterday N GPL Chaze, Elliot Editor and elderly recovering alcoholic reporter investigate the murder of two elderly sisters in a small Alabama town. Crystal Bunt, photographer-feature writer. Kiel St. James, city editor. Brenda Keeton, police reporter. Constance Smith, the society editor. Linda Comstock, book reviewer. 156598 1959 Mrs. Bridge N OWN - H Connell, Evan S. Jr. Fashion Magazine Assistant Editor Ruth Bridge on a New York fashion magazine. Eldest child 156599 1997 Mrs. Brown M DVD -R HQ 10274, 10275 Journalist (Patrick Hannaway). Journalist (John Ramsay). 156600 1870 Mrs. Brumby SS Trollope, Anthony In "Complete Short Stories, Anthony Trollope, The." Newspaper. Literary Curricle "was not in our estimation a strong paper, and we will own that we despised it. 156601 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): T SV 295 (No Beginning). 274, 273, 272, 270 (Incomplete). Episodes. Series February 1979 to December 1979. Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. 156602 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): Caviar for Everything T SV 279 Reynolds, Al and Howard Berk Episode #4. 3-22-1979 Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. Two women who run a catering firm are in love with the same man. Murder ensues, but who is guilty? 156603 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): Chilling Surprise, A T Kean, E. Arthur Episode #10. 11-22-1979 Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. Owner of a restaurant is poisoned and then his body mysteriously vanishes... 156604 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): Falling Star T Kean, E. Arthur Episode #11. 11-29-1979 Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. Kate is enthusiastic after meeting a Congressional candidate but is shocked to discover his murderous activities. 156605 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): Feelings Can Be Murder T Kasica, Mary Ann Episode #12. 12-6-1979 Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. Kate is looking into the murder of an encounter-group member who has apparently been killed by her therapist. 156606 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): Hostage, The T Episode. Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. 156607 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): It Goes With the Territory T Gerard, Merwin Episode #7. 10-25-1979 Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. Journalist investigating some underworld dealings at a high-society country club is murdered. Kate puts her own life in danger by picking up where the murdered journalist left off. 156608 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): Kate Loves a Mystery T Episode. Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. 156609 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): Ladies of the Afternoon T Hertzog, Lawrence Episode #6. 10-18-1979. Season 2 Opener Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. Man is suspected of murdering his wife but the only one who believes him is Kate, who starts looking into the possible connection between this murder and a prostitution ring of housewives 156610 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): Love, on Instant Replay T SV 295 Gores, Joe Episode #13. Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. 156611 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): Murder is a Parlor Game T SV 388 Episode #2. 3-1-1979 Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. Kate is taking a course that is taught by a retired Scotland Yard investigator, and soon finds herself tangled up in an apparent suicide case. 156612 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): Off the Record T Muntner, Simon Episode #8. 11-1-1979 Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. Kate is investigating a double murder. When she refuses to out the name of a confidential source to the D.A., Kate ends up in jail. Photographer (Pete Leal). 156613 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): Puzzle for Prophets, A T SV 291 Episode #5. 3-29-1979 Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. While a famous psychic is demonstrating her powers to Kate, her business partner is killed. Kate starts looking into the seemingly impossible case. 156614 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): Riddle for Puppets T SV 293 Dinallo, Gregory S. Episode #3. 3-15-1979 Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. Kate gets involved with a case about a murdered puppet maker. 156615 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): Valley Strangler, The T Hertzog, Lawrence Episode #9. 11-8-1979 Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Calahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). Reporter (Beau Billingslea). Kate is investigating a series of murders committed by an apparent psychopath nicknamed The Valley Strangler. 156616 1979 Mrs. Columbo (aka Kate Loves a Mystery or Kate the Detective): Word Games (Pilot) T SV 280, SV 196 (Excerpts). Simmons, Richard Alan Episode #1. 2-26-1979 Reporter Mrs. Kate Columbo or Mrs. Kate Callahan (Kate Mulgrew) is a journalist for The Valley Advocate in California and wife of the famous TV detective. Editor Josh Alden (Henry Jones). She gets a divorce from Lt. Philip Columbo. Kate Columbo, wife of the famous detective, is mother, housewife and reporter. Kate also demonstrates her detective abilities as she overhears her neighbor plot the murder of his wife. No one seems to believe Kate's story but a double murder takes place. 156617 1957 Mrs. Daffodil N MLPL Taber, Gladys Columnist works at her home in the Connecticut countryside. 156618 1985 Mrs. Demming and the Mythical Beast N Sullivan, Faith Writer Bart engrossed in writing a book that threatens to take over his life. 156619 1937 Mrs. Dengate in the News SS MLPL Kaye-Smith, Sheila In "Faithful Stranger and Other Stories." Newspapermen. Turner representing the Agglomerated Press. Ellam of the Combined County Newspapers, Sussex Mercury. . They arrive to interview Mrs. Dengate. Picture Post, the chief organ of the Agglomerated Press. 156620 1987 Mrs. Dunphy's Dog NJ O'Neill, Catherine Tabloid Newspapers. Mrs. Dunphy's dog discovers that he can read and develops a taste for tabloid newspapers. 156621 1862 Mrs. Halliburton's Troubles N Wood, Mrs. Henry (Ellen Wood) Press 156622 2005 Mrs. Harris MT DVD -R HQ 5561, 5562. News Media. In 1980, socialite Jean Harris kills her lover, Dr. Herman Tarnower, after he rejects her for other women. Reporter (Scot Zeller). Journalist (Andy Milder). Bubbly Interviewer (Kirsten Nelson). Based on the sensational 1980s media event, famed cardiologist Herman Tarnower meets a particularly brutal end at the hands of his jilted lover, Jean Harris. 156623 2003 Mrs. Kimble N Haige, Jennifer Magazine Reporter Joan Cohen, a 39-year-old strong-willed Newsweek reporter is recovering from a mastectomy at her late father's home in Florida. Wealthy, confident woman left unsteady by breast cancer that she has told no one about, she marries an opportunist and serial husband after he falsely tells her he is Jewish. She then joins her rich uncle in his real estate business. A few years later and one miscarriage, the marriage has quietly soured and a few years after that Cohen has a recurrence of cancer and dies. 156624 1944 Mrs. Lowell Thomas -- Fur Farmer DM Person-Oddity Radio short No. 128 Journalist Lowell Thomas 156625 1950 Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone M DVD -R HQ 2272 (Media Excerpts). SVD 1308 Reporters (Jack Ellis, Bud Sweeney). Reporter in Light Jacket (Regis Toomey). Reporter with Pipe (Herb Vigran). Photographers (Joel Allen, Jeffrey Sayre, J. Lewis Smith, Tommy Walker). Announcer (Jack Bailey). Telegram Boy (Charles Smith). 156626 1898 Mrs. Oglivie's Local Color N Jordan, Elizabeth Garver In "Tales of the City Room." Female Journalist Mrs. Ogilvie is married, alert, indefatigable, enthusiastic, absolutely reliable, sensitive reporter. Her writing lacks "soul" because she fears being "sentimental or mawkish" like other women Her husband's accidental death causes her to gain more sensitivity and become a better writer. (Born) Joe Dillard, reporter. 156627 1994 Mrs. Parker and Her Vicious Crowd M DVD -R HQ 1999-2010. L. Rudolph, Alan Critic-Writer Dorothy Parker. Reporter #1 (Michael McGill). Reporter #2 (Harry Hill). 156628 1847 Mrs. Partington SS Shillaber, Benjamin T. Fictional Journalist created by Benjamin Shillaber 156629 2000 Mrs. Roberto: Or the Widowy Worries of the Moosepath League N Reid, Van #4 Moosepath League Series Columnist Mollie Peer, suffragette journalist and feisty social columnist for the Eastern Argus. 1890s Portland Maine. 156630 1984 Mrs. Soffel M SVD 1494 News Media. Reporter (Phillip Craig). Reporter (John Innes). Reporter (Derek Keurvorst). Reporter (Don McManus). Woman Reporter (Norma Dell'Agnese). Reporter (Al Koslik). 156631 1965 Mrs. Stevens Hears the Mermaids Singing N OWN - H Sarton, May Interviewer Peter Selversen from a fictitious New York publication, The Review. Well-known for his skill in eliciting worthwhile comments from great writers about writing. Clearly a performer. 156632 1934 Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch M Newspaper Editor Bob Redding (Kent Taylor), Masonville Newspaper. Newspaper Office Boy Mose (James "Hambone" Robinson). 156633 2004 Ms Simon Says NR McBride, Mary Advice Columnist Shelby Simon is a popular Chicago columnist who is too busy giving people advice to get a love life of her own -- until a series of letter bombs blows widowed cop Mick Callahan into her office. Simon works for the Helm-Harris Syndicate, whose flagship paper is the Chicago Daily Mirror, and the newspapers in which her column appeared seemed to be exploding all across the country. Callahan is sent to shield Shelby from the deadly threats. He spirits her away to her family’s secluded country home. Here in a rustic paradise called Heart Lake, a cop couldn’t find a better gig than playing bodyguard to an enticing endangered female. And a journalist could do worse than be trapped with a gorgeous alpha male who harbors tantalizing secrets. But danger is coming to Heart Lake. To survive, Mick will have to learn to trust, while take-charge Selby will need to surrender herself, body and soul, to the one man who just might get Ms. Simon to say yes. The first letter bomb exploded in the mailroom of the Hartford Courier at 8:06 a.m. The second bomb blew up at the Buffalo Daily Express at 8:18 a.m. By the time the third one went off 10 minutes later at the Allentown Scribe, CNN was reporting a terrifying trend. In Chicago, in her bedroom, a barely awake Shelby Simon grabbed the remote and turned up the volume of her TV several notches. “...no reports of injuries as yet, Diane, but authorities here in Hartford are confirming that at least one person was taken to local hospital. At this point, what we do know is that all three newspapers are part of the Helm-Harris Syndicate, whose flagship paper is the Chicago Daily Mirror. “Uh-oh.” At the mention of her employer, Shelby clicked the volume up again and continued to stare at the screen. The camera came back to the anchor desk, where the perfectly coiffed and glossy-mouthed Diane Delgado said, “We’re receiving a report that there’s been another incident...”she paused, frowning as she concentrated on a piece of paper just handed to her from offscreen. “Apparently there’s been a fourth letter bomb incident in the offices of the Columbus Citizen, another paper in the Helm-Harris Syndicate, if I’m not mistaken.” The attractive blonde blinked into the camera and managed a thin imitation of a smile. “We’ll be back with more details right after this break.” Shelby turned the volume down, reached for the phone beside her bed, and punched in the number of the Chicago Daily Mirror. What was she doing, anyway, watching breaking news on television, when she could get it faster and firsthand from the wires at her very own office? She showered and dressed in record time, choosing slacks over one of her usual tailored suits, donning sneakers rather than heels in order to get downtown fast. In the background, CNN was reporting on a fifth incident -- or was it a sixth? -- and lining up their terrorism experts just in case. Simon’s face was plastered on both sides of a vehicle on five-foot-long banners that proclaimed “Ms. Simon Says...Read the Daily Mirror!” Her picture had been running alongside her column for years so she wasn’t exactly unknown, but this latest ad campaign had suddenly vaulted Ms. Shelby Simon from minor, ho-hum celebrity to a kind of local stardom. ... She hadn’t become an advice columnist in order to be famous. In fact, she hadn’t wanted to be one at all. It had never occurred to her. Well, whoever grew up wanting to be an advice columnist, for heaven’s sake? Kids dreamed of being astronauts, great athletes, rock stars, and Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalists. Which was what Shelby had every intention of being after she graduated from the journalism school at Northwestern. Unfortunately, the day she interviewed at the Daily Mirror just happened to be the same day that the venerable and much beloved and hugely syndicated Dear Gabby passed away. Hal Stabler was the managing editor at the time, and he’d already asked better than half his staff who’d like to take over the paper’s advice column, and had been met with everything from grim silence to police demurrers to outright guffaws. The poor man had been desperate. “Want to give it a whirl?” he’d asked his interviewee. “Sure. Why not?” Shelby had replied. The rest, as they say, was history. And now, 12 years later, that history included a certain high visibility she wasn’t entirely comfortable with. 156634 1981 Ms. 45 M News Media. Photographer (Steve Singer). Newspaper reports of parts of unknown body. Newsman's Voice (Harry Maurer). Photographer (S. Edward Singer). 156635 2004 Ms. Goldman M Newscaster (Christy Lynn - Voice). 156636 2008 Ms. Match N Leigh, Jo Harlequin Blaze Series #424 Public Relations Representative Paul Bennett is rich, successful, and looks more like one of his movie-star clients than their PR rep. Paul can have any woman he wants, any woman except Gwen Christopher’s smokin’-hot sister. Taking plain-jane Gwen out as a favor was supposed to be his ticket in. But waking up in a hotel room next to a nearly naked Gwen is a shocker. Gwen’s fun and smart and interesting and absolutely amazing in bed. But she’d never fit in with his parties-and-paparazzi lifestyle. This is a total mismatch. So why is he so ready to dive back into bed with Gwen the first chance he can? 156637 2005 MSNBC At the Movies DT On-Air Reporter (Ryan J. Downey). Hosts (Claudia DiFolco, Sharon Tay). 156638 1996 MSNBC Live DT News Staff. TV Anchors Lisa Kim (1996-1998 ), Edie Magnus (1996-1998), Christy Musumeci, Soledad O'Brien, Jessica Yellin, Rick Sanchez, Brian Williams, Jodi Applegate (1996-1998), Chris Janing (1998-2004), Greg Jarrett (1998-2002). TV Anchors Forrest Sawyer (1999-2003), Ashleigh Banfield (1999-2003), Alex Witt (1999-2004), Lester Holt (1999-2004), Dan Abrams (2006), Randy Meier (2006), John Seigenthaler (2006), Willow Bay (2006), Chris Matthews (2006), Lisa Daniels (2006). TV Anchors Contessa Brewer (2004), Natalie Morales (2004), Jeannie Ohm (2004), Amy Robach (2004), Melissa Stark (2004), Alison Stewart (2004), Kristine Johnson (2006). Editor-in-Chief Jerry Nachman (2002-2003). Correspondent-Anchor Bob Kur. Entertainment Editor Dana Kennedy (2006). Internet Correspondents May Kathleen Flynn (1996-1999), Lisa J. Napoli (1999-2001), Norah O'Donnell (2004), Campbell Brown (2006). Senior Political Analyst Lawrence O'Donnell. 156639 2005 MTV Movie Awards 2005 Pre-Show T Interviewers (Nichole Richie, Fat Joe, Sway). Host (SuChin Pak). 156640 1981 MTV News DT Series 1981. Correspondents Kurt Loder, Gideon Yago, Sway, SuChin Pak, Iann Robinson, Nick Zano, Serena Altschul, Brian McFayden, Chris Connelly. 156641 1987 MTV News: This Week in Rock DT Series 1987 News Reporter (Serena Altschul). News Reporter (Kurt Loder). 156642 2007 MTV Video Music Awards 2007 T Reporter (Shari Emami) 156643 2002 Mu Sa Do (aka Las Vegas Warrior, Fightclub Warrior) M Investigative Reporter Chase Somete (Laurie Hanley) is sent to Las Vegas on the trail of uncovering an organized fight ring investigating the world of illegal underground fighting. Somete’s initial reluctance to investigate an underground fighting ring subsides when a fighter is killed in competition without repercussions. Despite the fact that the serious-minded reporter views her current assignment as far from what she wants to do in journalism, her curiosity is peaked when she discovers that one of the fighters has died as a result of injuries sustained in a fight. As Chase’s natural journalistic instincts leads her ever deeper into the dangerous world of underground fight clubs, she finds that her own life may also be in danger as a result of her quest for answers in the fighter’s mysterious death. 156644 1599 Much Ado About Nothing P Shakespeare, William Messenger. Act I, Scene I. 156645 2001 Much Ado About Something DT Australia Interviewer-Narrator Michael Rubbo. 156646 1942 Much Too Shy M Reporter (Ben Williams). 156647 1977 Muchachas de Acapulco MF Reportero emprende una travesja marina con cuatro mujeres, una de ellas lo mata y son rescatadas por un guardacostas. 156648 1991 Muchachitas (aka Girls) TF Guerra, Alfredo News Media covers four girls chosen to integrate into a Spanish pop group. 156649 1999 Muckraker N Callahan, Billy Newspaper. Ashley, 16, worries because a story that he has written for his school newspaper reveals extensive drug activity in a local park, and he fears for his own safety 156650 2007 Muckrakers: How Ida Tarbell, Upton Sinclair and Lincoln Steffens Helped Expose Scandal, Inspire Reform, and Invent Investigative Journalism D Bausum, Ann Investigative Journalism is born in America at the turn of the 20th century when reporters and monthly magazines collaborate to create a new kind of journalism -- in-depth serialized exposes of corporate, labor and political corruption. Many of these stories become instant bestsellers in book format. 156651 1942 Mud on the Stars (aka Wild River) N OWN - P Huie, William Bradford Huie, William Bradford Newspaperman Peter Garth Lafavor is a wealthy Southerner, ends up in the newspaper business on an in-search-of himself trip to the West Coast, and then into the army at the beginning of World War II. 156652 1997 Muddy Waters N Astley, Judy Advice Columnist Stella works as an agony aunt for a teenage magazine. Stella’s friends assume she does not have any problems of her own and deluge her with their woes -- Abigail, deserted by her husband, moves in with Stella, but then starts to move in on Stella’s husband. Stella lives on Pansy Island, a self-consciously arty community on the Thames, where her husband Adrian writes erotic novels in a summerhouse by the river while her two teenage children prepare themselves for adult life in various ways not necessarily recommended in the pages of their mother’s advice columns. Stella’s friends assume that she has no problems of her own, and shamelessly come to he for the advice she dishes up for a living on the magazine. Stella, however, finds herself with a problem she cannot handle when Abigail, her rich and glamorous friend from university, comes to stay. Abigail has been deserted by her husband, and has decided that Stella’s life, and more particularly Stella’s husband, with whom she once had a fling in her younger days will fill the gap nicely. 156653 1978 Muerte del Papa, La N Rocha, Luis Miguel Reporter Sara Monteiro returns from a vacation to London in 2006 to find an envelope containing puzzling documents: a list of names and a coded message. From this point on, she will become immersed in a whirlwind weave of intrigue and danger. Her search leads to the truth behind Pope John Paul’s sudden death in 1978. The Vatican’s official statement leaves no room for speculation -- it was a fatal heart attack. But the documents Monteiro discovers changes all of that -- and someone doesn’t want her to tell anyone about her discoveries. 156654 1974 Muerte llama a las 10, La (aka Killer Wore Gloves, The; Le Calde Labbra del Carnefice) MF Spain Photojournalist-War Correspondent Michael has been on assignment in Vietnam for several months. He is missing and his girlfriend is worried. After getting a call from Michael, she goes to a deserted airstrip and is shot at by an assassin, returning home to find that the man she sublet her apartment to has committed suicide by jumping off her balcony. A mysterious killer murders the secretary of the woman’s publisher. 156655 1974 Muerte Llama a las Diez, La (Killer Wore Gloves, The) MF Spain Reporter Jackie of the News Globe works with Photojournalist Michael. They steal a million dollar payroll from the Americans in Vietnam. Jackie and another accomplice try to get the money. Photojournalist Michael covers war in Vietnam and is never seen. He is killed early in the film while his girlfriend gets involved in a murder waiting for his return. 156656 1964 Muhtesem serseri MF Journalist 156657 1955 Muj pritel Fabian MF Czechoslovakia. Photographer (Fanda Mrazek). 156658 2004 Mujer de Judas, La T DVD -R 1750 Episode. Spanish - No Subtitles Periodista y una mujer mata a un sacerdote decide hacer un documental al respecto. 156659 1988 Mujer de tu vida, La: mujer feliz, La MF Editor (Juan Luis Galiardo). 156660 1990 Mukham MF India Reporter (Rajeev Nath). Photographer (Joseph Madapally). 156661 1940 Mulberry Bush, The N OWN - H Miller, Mrs. Helen Topping Correspondent Mike Paull, internationally famous correspondent at 29. 156662 2008 Mule, The N Galan, Juan Eslaya. Translator Lisa Dillman Journalists exploit an unlikely hero of the people during the Spanish Civil War because these opportunistic journalists desperately are trying to convince the Spanish public that the war is under control when it is anything but. One journalist catches wind of an incident involving Juan Castro Perez, a muleteer who thinks he is doomed when he crosses paths with a group of Communist soldiers until the soldiers order him at gunpoint to take them prisoner so they can survive the war. The journalist twists the story into a morale-boosting puff piece that turns Castro into a poster boy for Franco’s cause. 156663 1960 Mulino delle donne di pietra, Il (aka Mill of the Stone Women, Drops of Blood, Horror of the Stone Women MF France Journalist Hans von Arnim (Pierre Brice) arrives in a town near Amsterdam to write a story on a reclusive sculptor who lives on an island in the old mill house the locals call the Mill of the Stone Women. Hans meets the professor’s beautiful and seductive daughter and begins to feel passion for her despite his true love for another woman. Slowly becomes aware of the nefarious experiments being conducted by the sculptor and his assistant as local women continue to disappear. 156664 2001 Mullet Chronicles, The M Interviewer-Narrator (Matthew Bose). 156665 2004 Mullets, The: Silent Bud Deadly T DVD -R 1555 Episode. 3-17-2004 Tabloids do stories on Dwayne and Denny's misbehavior at a swank Hollywood party. 156666 2000 Mulligan M Editor (Charles Hubbell) 156667 1879 Mulligan Guard Ball, The P COPY Harrigan, Edward Newspaper. "I see in da Christian Observer…." No journalism. 156668 2002 Multitude of Sins, A SS Ford, Richard Journalist has a hotel-room tryst with the wife of a rich man 156669 2003 Mumbai Matinee MF Bollywood Journalist Sonia Varma (Perizaad Zorabian) wants to interview the nation's most wanted sex star. The actor gets arrested by police for starring in steamy scenes. The reporter bails him out and takes him to her house. She helps him lose his virginity. 156670 2008 Mumbai Meri Jaan MF India Newsreader 1 (Gaurav Dhir). Newsreader 2 (Megha Joshi). Newsreader 3 (Sonal Khale). News Anchor Rupali Bani Rudali (Vinit Sharma). Reporter in TV (Yashashri Upasani). TV Cameraman Outside Showroom (Sandeep Varadkar). TV Reporter Ouside Showroom (Radhika Sharma). TV Cameraman (Akash Dhopeshwarkar). 156671 2003 Mumbai Se Aaya Mera Dost MF India News Media. Star TV Reporter Priya Narayan (Raageshwari). Narrator (Amitabh Bachchan). 156672 1972 Mumbo Jumbo N OWN - H Reed, Ishmael African-American Editor Abdul Hamid, black magazine editor, translator. 156673 1997 Mumia: Case for Reasonable Doubt?, A DT Journalist Mumia Abu-Jamal from Philadelphia convicted and ordered to death for 1981 murder of a police officer 156674 1981 Mummer Kiss SSF GPL Swanwick, Michael Reporter Suzette Fletcher (S.J. Fletcher, "everybody calls me Fletch," reporter for the Boston Globe. Hit while driving a motorbike. Guns, adventure, killed in action. Story dies with her. 156675 1996 Mummer's Curse, The NM Roberts, Gillian Freelance Writer Amanda Pepper, a Philadelphia schoolteacher, witnesses the murder of a clown in the Mummer's Parade. When a fellow teacher and principal suspect names her as his alibi, she begins sleuthing. Pepper wants to write an article about the Mummers and is at the parade when the murder occurs. Crime reporters smelling a connection to another Mummer's suspicious disappearance and hungry for the secrets she's been collecting for the unwritten article want to talk to Pepper. But Pepper would rather talk about the plagiarizing student whose litigious parents might cost her job. 156676 2005 Mummified Girls! M News Media. Reporter (Zoe Duval). 156677 1915 Mummy and the Humming Bird, The M AFI-Authors Writer 156678 2006 Mummy’s Kiss, The: 2nd Dynasty (aka Second Dynasty) M Reporter Elyse Lam (Christine Nguyen) is at a museum doing a story on the Mummy. The rumor is the mummy comes to life when his mask is removed. The museum guide pulls off the mask to show the story is a myth. Lam takes the story about the mummy to her boss Jack (Mark Bedell) and he wants more so she goes to the museum after hours to get proof that the mummy lives. The tenacious newswoman is caught by the mummy and his female slaves and wrapped in mummy cloth. It seems an Egyptian goddess regains her lost youth by dispatching a living Mummy to kidnap sexy young women from whom she steals their “kas” (spiritual twins) turning them into zombie-like love slaves. The museum director hypnotizes her and unwraps her. She is nude. They all have sex. Editor Jack decides to go to the museum to find his reporter. He finds her naked on a chair. They kiss and leave the museum. 156679 1967 Mummy's Shroud, The M AFI-Photographers News Media. Reporter (Pat Gorman). Reporter (Michael Rothwell). Reporter (Terence Sewards). Reporter (Roy Stephens). Arab Reporter (George Zenios). Photographer. 156680 1942 Mummy's Tomb, The M Reporter (Jack Arnold) 156681 1994 Munchie Strikes Back M Newscaster (Toni Naples) 156682 1981 Mundo Magico dos Trapalhoes, O MF Journalist (Rita Furtado). Journalist (Carmen Pereira) 156683 2006 Mundo maravilloso, Un MF Reportero Economico (Martin Altomaro). Reportero Nota Roja 1 (Rodrigo Vazquez). Reportero Nota Roja 2 (Martin Zapata). Reportero Nota Roja 3 (Noe Alvarado). Reportero en Estocolmo (Alexander Garcia). Reporter at Novel Prizes (Diego Luna). Reportera Economica (Carmen Madrid). Ministerio Publico (Javiere Zaragoza). 156684 1979 Mundo-mercado do Sexo MF Brazil Reporter Mauro (Jose Mojica Marins) has 24 hours to find a headline on Christmas Eve. 156685 2005 Munich M DVD -R HQ 8663, 8664, 8665 News and Sports Media. Israeli News Anchors (Amos Shoov, Geoffrey Dowell). Female Israeli News Anchor (Rana Werbin). German Reporter in Munich Underground (Alexander Beyer). English Reporter in Munich Underground (Patrick Kennedy). Spanish Reporter in Munich (Arturo Arribas). Israeli Reporter in Munich Underground (Yaron Josef Motolla). Arab Reporter in Munich Underground (Jalil Nacin). Camera Crew at Munich (Martin Ontrop, Joram Voelklein). Photographer at Munich (Michael Schenk). News Crew at Furstenfeldbruck (Andreas Lust, Tom Wlaschiha). 156686 1972 Munich 1972: Games of the XX Olympics DT Miniseries Reporters and sportscasters 156687 1990 Munich Signature N Thoene, Bodie and Brock Thoene #3 Zion Convenant Series American Journalist John Murphy and German-born violinist Elisa Lindheim have turned their marriage of convenience into a real reunion at last. Elisa’s family has found safe haven in Prague. Her close friend Leah Feldstein is on the way to Italy. In May, 1938 Hitler’s forces continue to swallow pieces of Europe forcing Jews to flee from his ever-tightening net. Yet where can they go? While nations argue politics and negotiate payments, and British prime minister Neville Chamberlain accepts Hitler’s signature of “peace in our time,” homeless Jews bob on the open sea in “coffin ships.” After suffering through internment at Dachau and a hellish fire, Simon Feldstein, former percussionist with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, becomes a stowaway on the SS Darien, one of the battered refugee ships. His wife, Leah, a talented cellist, undertakes a treacherous journey over the Alps to save herself and a little boy. But it seems all the harbors of the world are slammed shut against the Darien. Where can they find a place to call home? 156688 1935 Munkbrogreven (aka The Count of the Old Monk's Bridge. Aka The Count of the Old Town). MF Fischer, Siegfried and Arthur Fischer (Play) Sweden Reporter. 156689 1991 Muno no hito MF Japan Editor (Seikou Ito). 156690 1964 Munsters, The: Family Portrait T DVD -R HQ 5176. SV 89 Episode #13. 12-17-1964. Series (9-24-64 to 9-1-66) Magazine Reporter Lennie Bates (Harvey Korman). Event Magazine chooses the Munsters as the average American family, but things don't go as planned. 156691 1965 Munsters, The: Mummy Munster T Episode #32. 4-29-1965 News Media. The First Reporter (Diana Frothingham). The Second Reporter (Ralph Smiley). 156692 1965 Munsters, The: Underground Munsters T Episode #51. 12-16-1965 News Media. Reporter (Hoke Howell). Reporter (Jimmy Joyce). Photographer (Bob Harvey). 156693 1987 Muppet Family Christmas, A T Episodes News Media. The Newsman (Jim Henson). 156694 1976 Muppet Show, The T Series News Media. The Newsman (Jim Henson) 156695 1985 Muppet Video: Muppet Moments M News Media. The Newsman (Jim Henson). 156696 1985 Muppet Video: Muppet Treasures T News Media. The Newsman (Jim Henson). 156697 1999 Muppets From Space M SVD 954 TV Reporter Miss Piggy is a tyro TV reporter of WHHZ-TV 9 working on a big story. "I've got to change into something that says journalistic integrity." Cameraman Mikey (David Lenthall). 156698 1979 Muppets Go Hollywood, The MT Interviewers (Rita Moreno, Dick Van Dyke). 156699 2003 Muppets Party Cruise G News Media. The Newsman (Brian Henson - Voice). 156700 1984 Muppets Take Manhattan, The M DVD -R HQ 7918, 7919 News Reporter (Fran Brill). Muppet Newsman (Jim Henson). 156701 1986 Muppets, The: Celebration of 30 Years, A MT News Media. The Newsman (Jim Henson). 156702 2005 Muppets' Wizard of Oz, The MT Weatherman (Dan Payne). 156703 2002 Murder MT UK Journalist (Lucy Brown). 156704 1991 Murder 101 MT TV Reporter (Mary Lou Piccard) 156705 1963 Murder a la Mode NM OWN Moyes, Patricia Press 156706 2005 Murder Almighty NSF Perone, S.P. American reporters in the Vatican find evidence of a conspiracy to fix the papal election. They become targets for the same ruthless assassins systematically removing all obstacles to their chosen papal successor. But who is this chosen Heir to St. Peter? Is he complicit in this conspiracy? And who are the powerful lay advocates responsible? Is their motivation ideological...or more sinister? The reporters soon discover much more than they bargained for. High-ranking clergy have their own dangerous secrets. And supernatural forces appear to be at work. 156707 1992 Murder Amid Proofs NM Bremner, Marjorie News Media 156708 2007 Murder Among the OWLS NM Crider, Bill Reporter who is news hungry smells a juicy story and gives the sheriff Dan Rhodes problems about the death of the Old Women's Literary Society (OWLS) member found dead on her kitchen floor. 156709 1993 Murder Among Us N Granger, Ann London Food Critic takes over for the expert gastronomic services of a chief inspector’s brother-in-law Paul Danby because he is better known and this provokes outrage in the Danby household. It all involves Springwood Hall, which has been turned into a smart Cotswold country hotel and has caused controversy among the locals. The Society for the Preservation of Historic Bamford objects to alterations carried out on the venerable building. Then the critic choice added to the controversy. At a gala opening to which all the disaffected parties have been invited in a gesture of compromise, there are a lot of unhappy people. And the situation is not helped when a recently murdered body is found in the wine cellar. 156710 1959 Murder and Blueberry Pie NM OWN Lockridge, Frances and Richard Editor Bob Oliver, Glenville Advertiser. Lois Williams, freelance writer for paper. 156711 2005 Murder Artist, The N Case, John TV News Correspondent Alex Callahan, an investigative reporter out of Washington has traveled to some of the most dangerous corners of the globe, covering famine, plague and war. He's seen more than his share of blood and death. But what he's never known is the terror that grabs him when, on a tranquil summer afternoon, he ceases to be an observer to the dark side and, to his shock, becomes enmeshed in it. Separated from his wife and struggling not to become a stranger to his six-year-old twin sons, Callahan is with them when they vanish without a trace amid the hurly-burly of a countryside Renaissance Fair. Time is running out as the police search for the children. Callahan vows to use his own investigative skills to rescue his children from "The Piper." He faces the media avalanche outside his house. There are no reliable leads. Scouring the Internet, Alex discovers connections between several cases of abducted twins and his own situation. He travels to Daytona Beach, Florida to interview sources and Las Vegas to research other horrific deaths. He ends up on the California coast 156712 2008 Murder Artist, The N Wiesner, Marcus Reporter Josh’s weapons are his writing skills and journalistic instincts. His allegiance is to the “Gods of Journalism,” which means he’s committed to getting what’s newsworthy into print, in this case stories that track a serial murderer. But he encounters roadblocks put up by the city fathers and even his own publisher who are bent on suppressing the Jewish angle for fear of panicking the city. Luckily, he has his foul-mouthed night city editor on his side and sometimes his female sidekick. Their romantic entanglement, added to conflicting loyalties and ambitions, make their partnership rocky. Working like an investigative reporter works, Josh files stories that bring him closer to identifying the killer, understanding why he embraces the twisted psychology of his idol, Adolph Hitler, and what drives his deadly assaults against Jews connected to the art world. The game gets turned around with the killer hunting Josh. Who survives a bloody denouement? If it’s Josh, will his romance survive the clash of motivations churned up by the chase and will the Hitlerite’s call for a relentless war against Jews make it into print? 156713 1982 Murder at "Tomorrow" NM George, Kara Newsmagazine Editor Max Exeter takes over sophisticated newsweekly Tomorrow and his radical changes anger the staff. He's killed and the search is on for the killer. 156714 1997 Murder at 1600 M TV Reporter (Jackie Bensen). TV Reporter #1 (Maureen Bunyan). TV Reporter #2 ( Kathryn Klvana). Network Reporter (Lewis Grenville). Network Reporter (Doris E. McMillon) Reporter C (Donald Jones). Reporter (George Sperdakos). CNN Newscaster #1 (Dan Duran). CNN Newscaster #1 (Sheldon Turcott). CNN Newscaster #2 (Sandi Stahlbrand). CNN News Anchor (Tom Urich). CNN Reporter (Mike Hambrick). Reporter at Jail (Michael Kinney). CNN News Anchor (Tom Urich). Local Newscaster (Tino Monte). 156715 1965 Murder at 45 r.p.m. M AFI-Publishers Publisher 156716 1965 Murder at City Hall N Ross, Dan Press 156717 1993 Murder at Drury Lane NM Hall, Robert Lee Printer Benjamin Franklin seeks relaxation at a new play at the Drury Lane Theater in London where a heckler topples to his death. 156718 1978 Murder at Elaine's: Novel, A N Rosenbaum, Ron Journalist 156719 1935 Murder at High Noon (aka Daylight Murder) NM McGuire, Paul Press 156720 2008 Murder at Hotel Cinema N Craig, Daniel Edward Tabloid Reporters and an abrasive publicist Moira Schwartz are involved in the murder of a superstar at the Hotel Cinema. The hotel’s overbearing owner offers the superstar $150,000 to appear at the hotel’s opening and dive from the penthouse balcony into the swimming pool. She takes the plunge but when she remains at the pool’s bottom, hotelier Trevor Lambert, now the general manager of Hotel Cinema, dives in and makes a heroic, but futile effort to save her life. Was it a publicity stunt gone awry, suicide or murder? When the body reveals stab wounds, the LAPD detective develops a list of suspects that includes Chelsea’s abrasive publicity, Moira Schwartz. Suddenly Hotel Cinema is the setting of a hilarious Hollywood murder mystery starring the star’s former pit bull publicist, a star-struck detective, tasteless tabloid reporters and Trevor’s incompetent boss who breaks every rule in the hotel handbook. Champagne is flowing, business is booming, but when the hotel staff is targeted as murder suspects, the party turns into a publicity nightmare. 156721 1994 Murder at Midnight M Photographer (Bob Levy). 156722 1935 Murder at Monte Carlo M UK Only. Flynn. Journalist Dyter (Errol Flynn) travels to Monte Carlo to expose roulette system, murder. Rival Reporter Gilian (Eve Gray), girlfriend. Editor (Henry B. Longhurst) 156723 1996 Murder at My Door M Newscaster (Marrett Green) 156724 1988 Murder at San Simeon NM OWN - H Hall, Robert Lee Publisher William Randolph Hearst 156725 1996 Murder at San Simeon N Hearst, Patricia and Cordelia Frances Biddle Publisher-News Magnate William Randolph Hearst and Columnist Louella Parsons are among those aboard a yacht in which a Hollywood producer is killed in 1924. Hearst's real-life granddaughter take the real-life yacht death of Thomas Ince and turn it into fiction. 156726 2009 Murder at the Academy Awards N Rivers, Joan and Jerrilyn Farmer Interviewer Maxine “Max” Taylor is the tart-tongued queen of the glamorous Red Carpet interviews and fashion critique. Sharing the dish with her daughter Drew, the calls-it-as-she-sees-it entertainer has parlayed this star-studded Academy Awards gig into TV’s most-watched pre-show event. Tonight, Max has landed a real coup -- an exclusive interview with the young paparazzi-trailed Oscar nominee. But not even Max, who has seen her share of celebrity train wrecks, is prepared for an incoherent actress straight out of rehab who stumbles up to the microphone, slurs a few cryptic words and drops dead at the hem of Max’s stunning Michael Kors gown. Hollywood treats the starlet’s demise as tragic but inevitable, but Max sees it as a perfectly calculated crime. She alone heard the starlet’s final whisper -- a clue that leads Max to the pricey rehab clinic. Max goes undercover and embarks on a twelve-step investigation into murder. 156727 2009 Murder at the Arlington NM Kaska, Kathleen Reporter Sydney Lockhart checks into the historic Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs, Arkansas in 1952. Before she even unpacks, she discovers the brutally murdered body of the hotel’s bookkeeper. What had begun as a simple travel-writing assignment now turns into a murder investigation. The bad news is that Sydney is a suspect. Determined to clear her name and prove herself a reporter deserving more than just travel assignments, Sydney becomes embroiled in the underworld of gangsters and gamblers. In her fight for the truth, she soon faces a more urgent battle -- saving her own skin. 156728 1999 Murder at the Library of Congress NM Truman, Margaret #16 Capital Crimes Series TV Reporter Lucianne Huston is assigned to cover an art theft during which a guard is killed. When she learns of an art expert's murder, the reporter suspects a connection between the two crimes. Annabel Smith is commissioned to write an article on Columbus for the Library of Congress' magazine, Civilization and enters a world of art and information, politics and prestige, patronage and shadowy traffic in rare manuscripts -- and violence. When a world-renowned expert is found murdered at his desk at the Library of Congress, the Library's reputation is at stake. Has a legendary diary by one of Columbus' companions really turned up? Why did eight years earlier another of the library's Hispanic scholars disappear under mysterious circumstances? Annabel wants answers to these questions. Day-to-day operation continues. Current librarian has his hands full dealing with Huston and the rest of the press not to mention Congress. 156729 1947 Murder at the Mardi Gras NM OWN - H Stone, Elisabet M. Reporter Maggie Slone, fast-talking newspaper reporter 156730 1938 Murder at the Mike N Saxby, Charles Radio. Los Angeles radio station showing inside operations of the station and the ultra-modern murder devices 156731 1990 Murder at the National Cathedral NM Truman, Margaret #10 Capital Crimes Series Public Relations 156732 1944 Murder At the Opera CB Everybody’s Comics #1 Reporter Joan Mason 156733 1992 Murder at the Pentagon NM OWN - H Truman, Margaret #11 Capital Crimes Series Public Relations 156734 2001 Murder at the Red Dog NM Hermann, John Reporter Brew Moore and his faithful border collie, Jessie. Fed agents meddle in lives of locals 156735 1950 Murder at the Stork Club T Philco Television Playhouse News Media. Sherman Billingsley, owner of Stork Club guest appearance 156736 1986 Murder at the Super Bowl NS OWN - H Tarkenton, Fran with H. Resnicow Sportswriter Marcus Aurelius Burr, young sportswriter who is champing at the bit to become an investigative reporter 156737 2007 Murder at the Universe N Craig, Daniel Edward TV Anchor Honica Winters teams up with a VIP guest at the modern Universe hotel in Manhattan, New York when the guest discovers that the hotel owner was the victim of a hit-and-run driver. She’s the cantankerous executive director of Victims of Impaired Drivers and when she finds out a hotel executive may be responsible and that alcohol was involved, she uses the controversy to grandstand her cause. Winters exposes the sordid details on the national TV news. 156738 2005 Murder at the Washington Tribune NM Truman, Margaret #21 Capital Crimes Series Crime Reporter Joe Wilcox of the Washington Tribune has been feeling heat from his boss, and senses chance to improve his position by theorizing that serial killer has killed two young, attractive female professionals, one a Tribune reporter. Joe's daughter, Roberta, is an up-and-coming local TV newscaster who competes for scoops. Wilcox is plagued by increasing self-doubt about his stalled career, feeling more and more pressure from younger, up-and-coming colleagues. Roberta is an award-winning broadcast journalist whose tough investigative reporting has begun to be noticed. The death of a Tribune reporter, found strangled in a closet at one end of the newsroom, is big news among Washington media. When the newspaper forms a task force, the cops create one of their own. Then a second woman is killed and like the first she was young, attractive and worked in the media. Wilcox spearheads the Trib's investigation. For Veteran Trib reporter Wilcox, whose career is mired in frustration and disappointment, the case strikes close to home. His daughter is a beautiful, rising TV news star. Wilcox is risking his career, marriage and even his daughter's life. 156739 1977 Murder at the World Series MT Reporter (Bob Allen). Anchorman (David Glodt). News Media. World Series in Houston kidnapping. 156740 2004 Murder at Union Station NM Truman, Margaret #20 Capital Crimes Series Crime Writer Richard Marienthal is eagerly anticipating his publishing debut, an organized crime expose that owes much to a former hitman turned government informant. But when the hitman returns from Israel where he has been living under witness protection to promote the book, the elderly mobster is gunned down in D.C.'s landmark Union Station. Young writer's zealous pursuit of success causes him to compromise his ethics. When he prints an unsubstantiated story told him by an old mobster, all hell breaks loose: a right-wing senator attempts to use the story to unseat the president. 156741 2001 Murder at Willow Slough N Thomas, Josh Gay Reporter Jamie Foster has a lot going for him. He’s young, blond and handsome with an exciting career as a journalist. Then his life falls apart. Kent Wilson is a winner too, a good-looking athlete and the youngest sergeant in state police history. Assigned to investigate a gay murder, he comes up clueless. He teams up with Jamie to track down the killers and soon confronts a mind-boggling conspiracy. ` 156742 2004 Murder Below the Line M News Media. Reporter Wayne Conelley (Edward J. Kerneckel). WCTS' Liz Smith (Toby Eisenberg). Reporter (Jeremy Longknight). Radio Newsman (Michael Tearson). 156743 1990 Murder Blues M News Media. Reporter #1 (Kerry Knickle). Reporter #2 (Christopher Black). Reporter #3 (Alexandra Bennett) 156744 2005 Murder by Deadline NM Taylor, Mel TV Reporter Matt Bowen's life changes dramatically with just one anonymous phone call. In the sweltering heat of Miami, Bowen is having a typical hectic day, reporting the hard news, searching for leads and making plans for the evening. His phone rings. Mysterious woman on the line whispers secrets about being stalked and having too much information before she is abruptly cut off. Disturbed by her tone but baffled at the meaning of the call, he hangs up. Later that evening Matt's on assignment covering a local homicide and realizes the victim was his anonymous caller. Wracking his brain he tries to piece together why a woman who thought she was being stalked would go to the press instead of the police. And more importantly why him? He delves deeper in the mystery. As he draws too close to discovering the truth, his undercover reporting takes a personal turn when his girlfriend, Cat Miller, attracts the deadly attention of someone lurking in the darkness. She thinks she knows who the killer is. 156745 1943 Murder by Inches N Hopkins, Stanley, Jr. Press 156746 1941 Murder by Invitation M Bricker, George (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist and Radio Broadcaster Bob White (Wallace Ford) for the New York Evening Register covers the sanity hearing of an old woman. She is found to be sound, calls members of her family and lawyer to her mansion to study them. Lawyer is murdered. When White hears of the death he arrives at the mansion with Photographer Eddie (Herbert Vigran) and a female assistant. Woman gets photographer to hide three million dollars for her and asks the columnist's help in trapping the killer Family chauffeur and old woman's companion revealed to be secretly married, conspiring to commit murders. Her fortune proves to be Confederate money, but photographer has the last laugh as he photographs the journalist and his assistant embracing. He turns to the camera and announces "The Hays Office ain't gonna like that long kiss." Old woman says she did not dare to reveal during her sanity hearing that she read White's column or they would have known she was crazy. Female assistant has to remind White that he has not called in the story. "Can you keep a secret?" "I'm a newspaperman." "Answer the question." 156747 1978 Murder by Microphone NM OWN - P Reeves, John Radio. Betsy Vulpitude works at CBC radio and has built a reputation as the dragon lady of TRASH -- Television-Radio-Administration-and-Sales headquarters 156748 1989 Murder by Night M Canada Reporter (Michael Williams, a Canadian VJ) is a street reporter. Anchorwoman (Deborah Burgess). A man inadvertently gets caught near a car explosion and after he recovers from his injuries realizes that he has amnesia. Soon evidence begins to mount that he could be “The Claw Hammer Killer,” a serial murderer who targets for death the former patrons of a particular restaurant called Puzzles. 156749 1980 Murder by Phone M Photographer (Jefferson Mappin) 156750 1987 Murder by the Book T News Media. Wimpy mystery writer D. H. Mercer (Robert Hays) 156751 2008 Murder By the Book: Kathy Reichs DT DVD -R HQ 9691 Episode. 2-23-2008 Reporter finds out the truth behind the disappearance of Madalyn Murray O’Hair and her family after a five-year investigation. 156752 1997 Murder Call: Black Friday T Episode #7. 9-22-1997 TV Interviewer (Mark MacCallum). 156753 1999 Murder Call: Blow to the Heart, A T Episode #43. 6-16-1999 Journalist (John Ridley). 156754 1998 Murder Call: Deadline: Parts 1 and 2 T Episode #26-#27. 9-22-1998 News Media. Channel 9 News Crew (Craig Donaldson, Darren MacDonald). 156755 1999 Murder Call: Death Down Market T Episode #42. 6-2-1999 Newsreader (Jane Wilcox). 156756 1999 Murder Call: Death in the Family T Episode #41. 5-19-1999 Newspaper Vendor (Kevin Taumata). 156757 1998 Murder Call: Dress To Die For, A T Episode #29. 10-6-1998 TV Newsreader (Jane Willcox). 156758 1997 Murder Call: Hot Shot T Episode #6. 9-14-1997 News Media. Reporter (Allison Cratchley). 156759 2008 Murder Casts a Shadow: Hawaii Mystery, A NM Kneubuhl, Victoria Hawaiian Reporter Mina Beckwith teams up with visiting playwright Ned Manusia to investigate a twisted trail of clues in an attempt to recover the Bishop Museum’s portrait of King Kalakaua and uncover the killer. It is New Year’s Eve, 1934 and Honolulu is celebrating with champagne and fireworks while someone is making away with the painting and its curator. Honolulu in the 1930s is a unique and volatile mix of the provincial and the urban, East and West, islander and mainlander. Mina and Ned, both of Polynesian descent, confront the complexities and contradictions of Island life as their investigation takes them into the heart of Honolulu society and close-knit local families, whose intricate histories and relationship will have a direct impact on future lives and events. 156760 1950 Murder Charge NM Miller, Wade Press 156761 1949 Murder City NM Hall, Oakley M. Press 156762 2004 Murder City: Critical Path, The T Episode #1. 3-18-2004. News Media. Reporter 1 (Victoria Gay). Reporter 2 (David Gyasi). 156763 1950 Murder Club, The T Hecht, Ben (Story). Bill Rose's Playbill Press 156764 1996 Murder Crossed N Boylan, Eleanor TV Journalist Patrick Brimmer is the father of one of three daughters of superstar actress. She's killed -- or is it her stand-in? 156765 1953 Murder for the Million NM Chapman, Robert Press 156766 1931 Murder From Beyond NM Foster, Francis Press 156767 1937 Murder Goes to College M Steel, Kurt (Novel). Ness Book Reporter Sim Perkins (Roscoe Karns) is a drunk who looks into the murder of a mathematics professor. Helps solve the murder. Reporter drinks excessively -- so much so that the film ran into problems with the Production Code. 156768 1951 Murder Goes to Press NM Cairns, Cicely Press 156769 1937 Murder Goes to Press NM Loomis, Noel Press 156770 1957 Murder Has a Deadline T Climax! Newspaper. Eddie Albert, Constance Ford 156771 1993 Murder in a Mayonnaise Jar N McKitterick, Molly TV Reporter. Young woman TV reporter and an anchorman go through mid-life crisis and investigate two deaths. 156772 1983 Murder in a Small Town N Fox, H.B. News Media 156773 1999 Murder in a Small Town MT SVD 1225 Reporter 156774 2008 Murder in A-Major NM Torgov, Morley Music Critic, a scoundrel and a kleptomaniac, ends up murdered under highly mysterious circumstances in the world of Robert and Clara Schumann in the Germany of the 1850s. Robert, one of the crowning musical geniuses of mid-19th century Europe is surrounded with enemies, some of whom are fiercely jealous of his talent, others in love with his beautiful wife, a musical genius in her own right. Dusseldorf’s top detective Inspector Hermann Preiss investigates. A mysterious off-key A on the Schumann’s piano leads to a case that involves classical composers who were stars and had egos that were just as monstrous as the rock stars today. 156775 1993 Murder in Bandora NM Karr, Leona Newspaper Owner Addie Devore leaves Boston for the small town of Bandora to take over her grandfather's weekly newspaper after his death 156776 2008 Murder in Byzantium N Kristeva, Julia (C. Jon Delogu, translator) Paris Journalist Stephanie Delacour goes to cover the hunt for a serial killer in the city of Santa Varvara, “the paradise of various Mafia groups and sects.” She begins an affair with a police commissioner and investigates the serial killer who appears to be focusing on members of a religious cult. An historian explains his ideas about the First Crusade, a Byzantine princess, language and foreigners. 156777 1961 Murder in Eden M Art Critic Max Aaronson (Robert Lepler). 156778 1943 Murder in False Face N Childerness, George Press 156779 2002 Murder in Foggy Bottom NM Truman, Margaret #17 Capital Crimes Series Washington Post Reporter Joe Potamos is one of the first on the scene when a well-dressed male corpse is found in the Foggy Bottom area of Washington D.C. He is determined to get the scoop on the dead man's identity. Two days later, three small commercial airliners plunger from the sky (in New York, Idaho and California) killing 78 people. Witnesses claim they saw missiles strike two of the planes. Joe's girlfriend, professional pianist Roseann, unwittingly makes helpful contacts at her Washington gigs. 156780 1986 Murder in Georgetown NM OWN - H Truman, Margaret #7 Capital Crimes Series Reporter Joe Potamos of The Post, is assigned to write a story when the daughter of a powerful U.S. senator is found beaten to death. Potamos' investigation turns up a right-wing conspiracy to capture the presidency. A journalism student who is a senator's young daughter, Valerie Frolich, is murdered. Reporter Potamos questions the victim's classmates, and their instructor, George Bowen, a crony of the senator and a politically powerful land developer. The senator's presidential aspirations are well-known and Potamos begins to suspect the man has sacrificed his daughter to prevent her from talking about his secret, illegal deals. When another of Bowen's students is killed, and Potamo's lover disappears, the reporter is outraged. Convinced that the Senator and his cronies are guilty, Potamos breaks into their formidable hideout. 156781 2002 Murder in Greenwich MT VHS 1318 TV Reporter (William Wallace). Reporter #1 (Fiona Edgar). Epilogue Reporter (Charles Pierard). Media. "You're a walking tabloid headline," snarls ex-cop Steve. 156782 1937 Murder in Greenwich Village M Photographer falls in love and solves a murder 156783 1991 Murder in High Places MT Alcoholic Former Journalist (Ted Levine). Boozing ex-journalist just elected mayor. Homicide probe in a Colorado ski resort 156784 1992 Murder in High Places NM Pentecost, Hugh Journalist Larry Welch is sitting on a story so big it could lead to international disaster or even war. He seeks sanctuary in New York's luxurious Hotel Beaumont to decide his story's fate. Men in high places want Welch's information. They also want the well-known Welch buried along with his secrets. The legendary hotel manager faces a crisis when his beloved secretary is kidnapped by a group that wants him to betray the journalist. He is ordered to leave Welch a sitting duck with no cops, no security. Or his lifelong friend and secretary will be killed. As a reign of terror sweeps the hotel, the manager fears he is about to be an accessory to murder. But whose murder? His secretary or the journalist? 156785 1957 Murder in Majorca NM Bryan, Michael Press 156786 1987 Murder in Mendocino NM MLPL Kittredge, Mary Columnist Martin McGregor. Pelican Rock Lighthouse Weekly. (Little journalism) 156787 2001 Murder in Mind: Teacher T Episode #1. 4-22-2001 News Media. Reporter (Joanne Unwin). News Vendor (Stanley Kaye). 156788 2002 Murder in Mind: Victim T Episode #13. TV News Anchor (Julian Protheroe). 156789 1990 Murder in Mississippi MT Based on a true story. News Reporter (Greg Kinnear). 156790 2005 Murder in Montauk NM Kay, Judy Soloway Reporter Charlie Anderson on leave from the Boston Globe, becomes entangled in a mystery when he stumbles upon a news article about his own death. Confused and still very much alive, Charlie travels to Montauk, Long Island, to learn more about the deceased man and learns more about himself in the process. 156791 1999 Murder in Montparnasse N Engel, Howard Journalist Michael Ward just arrives at the Left Bank to discover a killer uncannily like England's Jack the Ripper is stalking the city streets of Paris and preying on young woman in autumn, 1925. Ward falls in with an expatriate American writer who introduces him to the café scene and his crowd of writers and artists. The victims are artist models, not prostitutes and Jack De Paris has killed five women already. Ward keeps his journalist's instincts about him. It occurs to him to wonder, after the latest slaying, is someone with a grudge against a former lover might not lethal advantage of the cover provided by the unknown Jack de Paris in order to commit murder Ward discusses his theories with an engaging character based on the legendary crime novelist Georges Simenon. 156792 1979 Murder in Music City MT Photographer 156793 1991 Murder in New Hampshire: Pamela Wojas Smart Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 7289, 7290. True Story that Inspired "To Die For." Ness Aspiring TV Reporter Pamela Smart (Helen Hunt). TV Reporter (Bill Spencer) 156794 1991 Murder in Ordinary Time NM OWN - H O'Marie, Sister Carol Anne TV Reporter Christina Kelly, television's leading investigative reporter, beautiful. 156795 1990 Murder in Paradise MT 1-19-90 Reporter suckers detective. Too much press coverage` 156796 1956 Murder in Print NM Sonin, Ray Press 156797 1945 Murder in Reverse M UK Only Press 156798 2001 Murder in Small Town X T Series Reporter Frank Kovick (Christopher Liam Moore) 156799 1939 Murder in Soho (aka Murder in the Night) M UK Reporter Roy Barnes (Bernard Lee) is love a dance hostess who is the wife of a man killed because he was going to tell the police about an American gangster’s past. The gangster is running The Cotton Club in London’s Soho district and thinks he can do anything he wants to because he outwitted America’s G-men and has little to fear from Scotland Yard. With Scotland yard’s unofficial blessing, the dance hostess and the inquiring reporter go undercover to get the goods on the social-climbing mobster. She gives the reporter some incriminating pearls to give to a Scotland Yard inspector but two of the gangster’s henchmen follow the reporter, take the pearls away from him and leaves him unconscious in a taxi. The gangster can’t believe the dance hostess is double-crossing him, but agrees to put her to the test. 156800 1985 Murder in Space MT News Media. Woman Reporter (Cheryl Wilson) 156801 1990 Murder in St. James NM Windsor, Maggie Sports Reporter Frank Bullinger Jr. is an aging baseball journalist who sets out to write about the Season of Gold, 1946 when one man established a third, fully integrated major baseball league in Mexico. 156802 2004 Murder in Suburbia: T UK. Episode #1. 3-13-2004 Photographer (Jay Simpson). 156803 1981 Murder in Texas MT News Media. TV Reporter (Steve Fifield). Reporter (Nik Hagler). Reporter (Naomi White). Reporter (Bill Wiley). Anchor Person (Jim Hudson). Newsman (Gregory Itzin). 156804 1940 Murder in the Air M SVD 1415 Radio Announcer (John Deering) 156805 1942 Murder in the Big House (aka Born for Trouble) M Chodorov, Jerry (Idea). Raymond L. Schrock (Screenplay) Ness Book -- Re-released as "Born for Trouble" in 1945. Reporter "Scoop" Conner (George Meeker) asked by convicted gangster to be at his execution in case he sings. Cub Reporter Bert Bell (Van Johnson) arrives having been promised job but editor keeps avoiding him. Editor, Assistant Randall (Frank Wilcox). Reporter Gladys Wayne (Faye Emerson) takes him under her wing. She tells him Conner is one of the best reporters in the world when sober and adds he will be full of "bottle courage" when he covers execution. Conner passes out after getting drunk. Bell and Wayne cover the execution. Before sentence can be carried out, convict is struck by lightning to his cell. Editor fires Conner when he finds out he did not cover execution and also threatens to fire Wayne. Bell proves himself a reporter but decides to leave the newspaper business and marry Wayne. Editor James F. Ainslee (Joseph Cehan) gives them his car to take on their honeymoon, then has them arrested for stealing it. Young Reporter (Ray Montgomery). Reporters (Walter Brooke, Virgin Cain, Bill Edwards, Eddie Graham, Stuart Holmes, William Hopper, I. Stanford Jolley, Hank Mann, Frank Mayo, Paul Panzer, Don Phillips, Don Turner, Jack Wise ). Newsboy (Dick Chandlee). 156806 1944 Murder in the Blue Room M Missing Guest, The Journalist attends party thrown at haunted mansion. People start to tie and a man who spent a night in the "blue room" disappears. 156807 1990 Murder in the Blue Room NM Roosevelt, Elliot Press Secretary Stephen Early works for Franklin Roosevelt 156808 1991 Murder in the Dog Days NM OWN - P Carlson, P.M. News Media 156809 1995 Murder in the First M News Media. Reporter (Joseph Quinn Simpkins). Newsreel Reporters (Thomas Fenske, Robert Lee). Inspired by a true story, a petty criminal sent to Alcatraz in the 1930s is caught trying to make an escape. 156810 1935 Murder in the Fleet M Reporter 156811 2005 Murder in the Hamptons MT DVD -R HQ 9155, 9156 British Reporter (Daniel Fathers) 156812 1983 Murder in the Mirror: Flashes of Fire: Novel, A NM Strong, Bethany Newspaper writer's involvement with a murder in a small Missouri town helps her to mature and resolve some of her confusion about a man she loves. 156813 1945 Murder in the Mocking Valley NM Crowell, Will Press 156814 1934 Murder in the Museum M Crosswhite, E.B. (Story). Reporter of the Times-Herald, Jerry Rose (John Harron), solves a murder and romances the police commissioner's niece. Reporter in White Hat at Grilling (George Chesebro). 156815 1946 Murder in the Music Hall M Columnist (Jerome Cowan) 156816 1931 Murder in the News Room NM OWN - H Beck, Henry Charlton Reporter's death 156817 1937 Murder in the Newspaper Guild NM Beck, Henry Charlton Newspaper. Guild philosophy and politics become involved in this snappily told mystery set in a daily newspaper office 156818 1998 Murder in the Newsroom: Or Andrew Gates, Reporter NJ Kanhel, Robert Reporter Andrew Gates 156819 2009 Murder in the Rue de Paradis NM Black, Cara #8 Aimee Leduc Series Investigative Journalist Yves Robert is delighted to see his former girlfriend Private Investigator Aimee Leduc in Paris, 1995, a city still shell-shocked from the recent bombings at the St. Michel Metro. They share an incredible evening together topped by his proposal of marriage, which she accepts. The next morning the Paris police call Leduc to come to the city morgue in order to identify a corpse. Yves has been killed. Stunned and unable to let it go Leduc investigates the murder. Was the murderer a woman in a chador? Or a homosexual trick? Finding out who cut her lover’s throat involves Leduc in Kurdish and Turkish politics as she tries to track down his contacts above and beneath the streets of Paris. Leduc believes Yves was working undercover and with her partner Rene Friant, she investigates. 156820 1988 Murder Is For Keeps NM Belsky, Dick News Media 156821 1989 Murder Keeps a Secret NM Murphy, Haughton Journalist David Rowan was at work on a biography which could damage certain lofty reputations. He's murdered. When his researcher also dies, apparently from AIDs, a retired lawyer and his wife, Rowan's godparents, turn up evidence of a second murder. Who did the killing and why? 156822 1997 Murder Live! MT Reporter (Evelyn Bakerges) 156823 1940 Murder Loves Company NM Mercereau, John Journalist 156824 1935 Murder Makes a Difference SM Ballard, Willis Todhunter Black Mask, Jan. 1935, Vol. 18, No. 4, pp. 101-121 Radio. Jimmy DeHaven, "The People's Pal." So named from radio show he runs 156825 1935 Murder Man, The M DVD -R HQ 2486, 2377. SVDSP 602, SV 63 Whelan, Tom, Guy Bolton (Story). Whelan, John C. Higgins (Screenplay) Tracy Reporter Steve Gray (Spencer Tracy), newspaper crime reporter on The Daily Star, takes revenge on two criminals and finally accepts his punishment. Mary Shannon (Virginia Bruce); city room mystery. Editor Hal Robins (Robert Barrat). City Editor Meltzer (John Dilson). "Shorty" a Police Reporter (James Stewart). Reporter Buck Hawkins (Fuzzy Knight). Reporter Carey Booth (Bobby Watson). Reporter Pendleton (Ralph Bushman). Reporter (Frank O'Connor). Editor Joe (Edward Keane). Newsboy (Matty Roubert). Variety, 7/27/35: "Tracy plays the criminal reporter type of make-believe city-roomer who dictates his stories into an Ediphone…" "...gets pickled in the time-honored Jesse Lynch Williams tradition, and talks to and insults his managing editor.in a manner no star legman ever dreamed of doing without getting the blue slip pronto." Police Photographer Welch (William Bailey). 156826 2005 Murder Manuscript N Semlow, Raymond G. Former Reporter Albert Whitmoore is the family failure, the youngest child in a wealthy publishing family, handsome, well-educated, wealthy due to a trust and without self-confidence. He still has the skills and resources available to him from his days as a reporter. But he lacks motivation. When Albert's sister announces her publishing company is expanding to include the more popular fiction market, Albert senses his chance to finally be published. He submits his latest novel under a pen name. Weeks later he receives a vile rejection letter. Albert suddenly has the motivation his life lacked. He will show her-he will show them all. He will prove the premise of his manuscript by enacting it. It will become his plan for bringing terror to the city, and the editor will be the first victim dictated by his manuscript-his murder manuscript. 156827 1991 Murder Most Horrid: Case of the Missing, The T Episode #1. 11-14-1991 Journalist (Henry Naylor). Editor (Peter Bland). 156828 1999 Murder Most Horrid: Elvis, Jesus and Jack T Episode #23. 3-26-1999 News Presenter (Pip Torrens). 156829 1999 Murder Most Horrid: Going Solo T Episode #20. 2-26-1999 Reporter (Patrick Toomey). 156830 1933 Murder Must Advertise NM OWN - P Sayers, Dorothy L. Reporter Hector Puncheon drops into a pub and inadvertently utters the code word to receive a large quantity of heroin. Later hit over the head by distributors to become an important clue in the case. Ad man Walter Dean falls down in the office of Pym's Publicity advertising agency. 156831 1938 Murder of a Castle Deeping N Johns, W.E. Reporter. Brian Ballantyne, a young newspaper reporter, friend to Montfort "Steeley" Delaroy, a former fighter pilot and ace, who turned to crime and is now working undercover for Scotland Yard 156832 1941 Murder of a Fifth Columnist, The N Ford, Leslie Press 156833 1931 Murder of a Midget, The NM Freeman, Martin Joseph Press 156834 1992 Murder of Albert Einstein, The N Gitlin, Todd TV Producer-Reporter. Hard-boiled, sarcastic Margo Ross, producer-reporter for 60 Minutes-like TV news program Glitzy TV news anchor gets involved in search for Albert Einstein's killer after her mentor tips her off to the alleged crime that occurred 40 years ago 156835 1932 Murder of Christine Wilmerding, The N Ferguson, W.B.M. Press 156836 1999 Murder of Crows, A M News Media. Reporter (Eric Thompson). Reporter #1 (Myles O'Brien). Reporter #2 (Renee Estevez) 156837 1936 Murder of Dr. Harrigan, The M DVD -R HQ 6457, 6456. Reporter (Milton Kibbee). First Reporter (Harry Seymour). Second Reporter (Jack Richardson). City Editor Horace Munn (Arthur Stone). 156838 1988 Murder of Mary Phagan. The MT Reporter (Bob Supan). Reporter (Sam Wells). 156839 2007 Murder of Princess Diana MT DVD -R HQ 8909, 8910 American Journalist Rachel Visco (Jennifer Morrison) is convinced Princess Diana was assassinated and she investigates her death. Visco is a Royals watcher who gets a tip that Diana and her boyfriend Dodi Al-Fayed are in Paris and about to announce some big news. On the scene in hopes of getting the story, Rachel runs into her ex-lover, a French police lieutenant. He's working security detail for the couple. Visco notices an unprecedented amount of suspicious activity around the couple and lots of shady characters in suits looking sideways at each other. She follows the throng of paparazzi that tail the princess. Witness to the events leading to the car crash, Visco is uneasy about misinformation surrounding the ensuing investigation. She writes her own account of the crash and probes for further information. She believes in some kind of cover-up. High-ranking British diplomat tells Rachel that her theory is a "good story, and you even had a nice little moral at the end." 156840 2002 Murder of Promise, A NM Andrews, Robert Washington Post Reporter Mary Keegan is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who is found hacked to death in a Georgetown Park. It might be the work of a serial killer. Two Washington D.C. police detectives are assigned to investigate the murder. They link the case to another brutal slaying with striking similarities. Through their investigation, the ins and outs of newspaper reporting are uncovered. Keegan was a highly regarded journalist. Bodies of other young women are found in public places throughout the city -- each missing her little finger. 156841 1991 Murder of Quality, A (Masterpiece Theatre) T Editor (Glenda Jackson). Smiley agrees as a favor to an editor friend (Glenda Jackson) to investigate murder 156842 1984 Murder of Sherlock Holmes, The MT TV Reporter (Larry McCormick). Feminist Interviewer (Kat Sawyer-Young). TV Book Critic (Ken Olfson). 156843 1999 Murder of Stephen Lawrence, The MT Reporter (Andy Baker). Reporter (Jack Waters). 156844 1998 Murder Off the Record NM Schulenburg, Marnie Editor of a small-town Wisconsin newspaper, the Riverview Times, marks the anniversary of his daughter's murder by persuading his paper to slap a news black-out on criminals who use the media to get their slice of immortality. He enlists the help of Sabina Shaw, a management consultant, who's on her first consulting job designing a business plan for the paper's wealthy, influential publisher -- Media Mogul Matthew Drum, who just happens to be dating her mother. Paper's stand enrages one reader and drives him to murder. His demands that the paper print his story are met with silence and the killing goes on. Killer moves inexorably closer to the publisher -- and to Sabina's mother. Community splinters and panics. Murder of a young woman, whose body is found with a cryptic note, challenges the Times' policy of giving no media attention to serial killers who, the editor believes, kill for attention. Test of wills between publisher, equally fixed on his own brand of fame, the publisher's son, the paper's staff and the killer himself. Then the killer comes after Shaw. 156845 1936 Murder on a Bridle Path M DVD -R 1575 Reporter Addie (Harry Jans). Reporter (Mike Lally). 156846 2006 Murder on a Hot Tin Roof NM Matetsky, Amanda Crime Reporter Paige Turner is a mystery novelist and is trilled to see the hottest show on Broadway -- but when she visits the star the next morning, he's been killed. With her friend Abby, Paige goes after the killer. 156847 1941 Murder on Beacon Hill NM Brown, Gerald Press 156848 1996 Murder on Broadway NM Koch, Edward I. with Wendy Corsi Staub Gossip Columnist Sybil Baker and the New York City mayor-for-life Ed Koch see a lead actor shot in a Broadway musical as he is every night in the play. Only this time the gun isn't shooting blanks. Baker supplies the inside scoop and the mayor solves the case. 156849 1981 Murder on Capitol Hill NM OWN - H Truman, Margaret #2 Capital Crimes Series TV Reporter Jimmye McNab was one of Washington's most respected TV journalists. When bother of her parents are killed in automobile crash, young Jimmye is raised by senator and his family. Now she is murdered. Reporter from the Post. 156850 1937 Murder on Diamond Row M VHS 1077 Wallace, Edgar (Novel -- "The Squeaker."). Edward O. Berkman (Screenplay) 1963 remake called "The Squeaker." features reporter being stalked by a criminal Reporter Joshua Collie (Alastair Sim) helps solve murder, battles with his editor and dictates stories criticizing the police. 156851 2005 Murder on High N Hall-Homstad, Robert Reporter and a police detective in the 1960s cross the lines, hide evidence and step on toes on their way to solving two murders. Arriving on the scene, they find the caretaker to a luxury condominium brutally murdered in a socialite heiress’ apartment. The crime soon involves the young daughter of the caretaker, her boyfriend and the seamy underworld that haunts every city. The victim was involved with many of the women residents and home movie pornography. If that was not enough, even the CIA was involved. Local events are influenced by the war in Vietnam and the assassination of President Kennedy. 156852 1990 Murder on Line One (aka Hotline) M Palm, Anders (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Susan Moore (Emma Jacobs) for The Daily Herald is beautiful and working at a help center called Hotline to get information for an article. She receives a call from a person claiming to have slaughtered an entire family. Reporter gets grisly packages from the killer containing various body parts. She also receives tapes of the killer committing the atrocities. One tape indicates a man who was sentenced to prison for murder is innocent and the real killer is still at large Help of a fellow reporter, Moore investigates the accusations. Her reporter associate Matt (Neil Duncan) finds out the identity of the killer but is murdered in her apartment while waiting for her to return. Psychopath is killed in a car crash. The imprisoned man released. Moore begins to suspect the killer is still alive. After a string of false leads, she discovers that the killers are her sister's boyfriend and lover - the man she helped get out of prison Police inspector earlier tells Moore he believes the tapes she received are fake: "I don't want another nationwide panic created by irresponsible journalists." "The last thing I need right now is an hysterical journalist." 156853 1957 Murder on My Street NM OWN - P Lanham, Edwin City Editor of a New York paper has more than just a story on his hands when he discovers that his 10-year-old daughter has been witness to a murder. 156854 1991 Murder on Peachtree Street N MLPL Sprinkle, Patricia Houck TV Newsman Dean Anderson, veteran TV Newsman is killed. Sheila Travis Mystery. Veronica lured away from CNN to write scripts. Dean's daughter, Bayard, was a fledgling reporter 156855 1987 Murder on Safari NM OWN - P Waugh, Hillary Reporter James Addison from New York. He's got one killer's story about some wealthy people on an African safari 156856 1963 Murder on the Campus M VHS 918. VHS 857 Winner, Michael (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters - Great Britain. Ness Book Reporter Mark Kingston (Terence Longden) investigates his brother's suicide at Cambridge. His editor tells him, "You're a reporter, not a detective." Kingston asks questions about the deaths of brother and professor who was killed around same time. Reporter is beaten up and finds bakes on his car have been tampered with. Girlfriend of student who lived in room below reporter's brother is killed when she tries to call reporter with information. When he discovers murders are connected to stolen goods hidden under floor of brother's room, he breaks into the apartment, tears up the floor although room is now occupied by another student. Search uneventful. Finds out rooms have been renumbered and uncovers real location of stolen loot. Earlier, reporter smashes merchandise in antique shop until he gets information he wants from owner. 156857 1934 Murder on the Campus M VHS 1061 Chambers, Whitman (Novel, "Campanile Murders, The" Ness Book Reporter for the Times-Star, Bill Bartlett (Charles Starrett) is researching a series of articles on co-eds working their way through college. Then covers a series of murders. Reporter (Harry Bowen). Variety, 3/13/34: "A reporter goes through the entire picture without taking a single note. That's a novelty that even the majors never thought of." When the police chief asks how the murders were committed, Bartlett tells him to read the morning paper. 156858 1943 Murder on the Downbeat N Avery, Robert Press 156859 1989 Murder on the Glitter Box N Allen, Steve TV Talk Show Host Terry Cole goes on vacation and Steve Allen takes his place. Then there's a murder on camera. 156860 1974 Murder on the Orient Express M DVD -R HQ 9636, 9637, 9637A Newspaper Montage in prologue. Reporters. Headlines. 156861 2004 Murder on the Riviera N Deeb, Mary-Jane Owner-Publisher Marie-Christine “Chrissy” Medici takes the plunge into her dreamed-of literary career by purchasing Le Loup Garou, a small newspaper in Grasse, France. Having recently inherited 10 million dollars from her French Grand-mere, Chrissy is enjoying the sun-drenched beaches and culinary delights of the French Riviera. Prompted by her Grand-mere, Chrissy takes the plunge into her career by buying the newspaper, but her journalistic profession is threatened to be cut short when the newspaper’s former editor is found in his sitting room, shot dead. With the help of her sharp-witted Grand-mere, and the soft-spoken impeccable cook Sister Angela from Cape Code, Chrissy sets out to unravel the baffling chain of events that led up to the crime. But human emotions such as envy, greed and the pain of lost love cast suspicion on almost everyone involved. Can this trio of women outwit a deceptive and dangerous killer lurking in their midst? 156862 1930 Murder on the Roof M AFI-Reporters Reporter Drinkwater (Raymond Hatton) poses as a drunk to investigate the murder of a gangster and nightclub owner. 156863 1936 Murder on the Side SM Babcock, Dwight Black Mask, Dec. 1936, Vol. 19, No. 10, pp. 40-63. Reporter who is unemployed, narrator. 156864 1943 Murder on the Waterfront M DVD -R 1672 Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Charles Marsh). Reporter (George Sherwood). 156865 1989 Murder on Tour NM OWN - P Clark, Dick-Paul Francis Photographer Marcy Hopkins, gorgeous 156866 2002 Murder on Washington Square NM Thompson, Victoria News Media. There were reporters from all over the country at that trial. … The wire services picked it up. I was interviewed on Nightline and 60 Minutes. Outside Magazine put me on the cover. … Even the New York Times". 156867 2002 Murder on Wolf Road NM Schwager, Alice M. Journalist 156868 1995 Murder One: T VHS 384, 383, 382, 474, 410, 375 (Partial), 368 (Two Episodes, One Media Excerpts), 367, 342, 341, 339, 335, Episodes. Series September 1995-May 1997. 23 Chapters Year One. 18 Chapters in Year Two. News Media 156869 1995 Murder One: Chapter Eight T Episode #8. 11-16-1995 TV News Anchor (Lynn Blades). 156870 1996 Murder One: Chapter Eight, Year Two T Episode. 12-12-1996. Season #2. Episode #8 News Media. Reporter #1 (Allen Barton). Reporter #2 (Suzy Cote). Reporter #3 (Lanier Edwards). 156871 1997 Murder One: Chapter Eighteen, Year Two T Episode. 5-29-1997. Season #2. Episode #18. News Media. Reporter #2 (Allen Barton). Reporter #1 (Leslie Ishii). 156872 1995 Murder One: Chapter Eleven, Year Two T Episode. 2-23-1997. Season #2. Episode #11 Reporter #4 (Allen Barton). Reporter #1 (Leslie Ishii). Reporter #2 (Rick LaFond). Reporter #5 (Mark Thomas McGee). 156873 1996 Murder One: Chapter Fifteen T Episode #15. 2-19-1996 News Media: Reporter #1 (Thomas Knickerbocker). Reporter #2 (Lisa Dinkins). 156874 1997 Murder One: Chapter Fourteen, Year Two T Episode #37. 5-25-1997 News Media. Reporter #1 (Marcia Shapiro). 156875 1995 Murder One: Chapter Nine T VHS 1352 Episode #9. 12-31-1995 News Media. Reporter #1 (Lisa Cordray). 156876 1996 Murder One: Chapter Nineteen T Episode #19. 4-1-1996 News Media. Reporter #1 (Toni DeRose). Reporter #2 (Michael Prokopuk). 156877 1995 Murder One: Chapter One T Episode #1. 9-19-1995 News Media Reporter #1 (Saida Pagan). Reporter #2 (Patty Yasutake). Reporter #3 (Lisas Dinkins). Reporter #4 (Elizabeth Harmon-Haid). Reporter #5 (Chad Einbinder). Reporter #6 (Chris Maher). Reporter #7 (Elisa Gabrielli). 156878 1995 Murder One: Chapter Seven T Episode #7. 11-9-1995 News Media. News Reporter (Lynn Blades). 156879 1996 Murder One: Chapter Seven, Year Two T Episode #30. 12-5-1996 News Media. Reporter #2 (Lynn Tufeld). Reporter #4 (Mark McGee). Reporter #5 (Michael Prokopuk). Cameraman (Steve Pink). 156880 1996 Murder One: Chapter Seventeen T Episode #17. 3-11-1996 News Media: Reporter #1 (Michael Prokopuk). Reporter #2 (Lisa Dinkins). Reporter #3 (Thomas Knickerbocker). Reporter #4 (Leslie Ishii). 156881 1997 Murder One: Chapter Seventeen, Year Two T Episode #40. 5-19-1997. News Media. Reporter #2 (Darrell Kunitomi). 156882 1996 Murder One: Chapter Six, Year Two T Episode. 11-21-1996. Season #2. Episode #6 Reporter #2 (Allen Barton). TV Newscaster Larry Carroll (Himself). Reporter #1 (Stacy Rukeyser). Reporter #3 (Mimi Ward). 156883 1997 Murder One: Chapter Sixteen, Year Two T Episode. 5-26-1997. Season #2. Episode #16 News Media. Reporter #1 (Mimi Ward). Reporter #2 (Rick LaFond). Reporter #4 (Lanier Edwards). 156884 1996 Murder One: Chapter Ten T Episode #10. 1-8-1996 News Media. Reporter #1 (Bruce Wright). Reporter #2 (Lisa Dinkins). 156885 1995 Murder One: Chapter Three T Episode #3. 10-3-1995 News Media. Reporter #1 (Claire Jacobs). Reporter #2 (F.J. Rio). Reporter #3 (Leslie Ishii). 156886 1996 Murder One: Chapter Twelve T Episode #12. 1-22-1996 News Media: Reporter #1 (Elisabeth Harmon-Haid). Reporter #2 (Tim Hutchinson). Reporter #3 (Toni DeRose). 156887 1997 Murder One: Chapter Twelve, Year Two T Episode. 1-23-1997. Season #2. Episode #12 Reporter #4 (Allen Barton). Reporter #1 (Leslie Ishii). Reporter #2 (Rick LaFond). Reporter #5 (Mark Thomas McGee). 156888 1996 Murder One: Chapter Twenty T Episode #20. 4-8-1996 News Media. Reporter #1 (Bruce Wright). Reporter #2 (Leslie Ishii). Reporter #3 (Lisa Dinkins). Reporter #4 (Chad Einbinder). Cameraman (Michael Klock). 156889 1996 Murder One: Chapter Twenty-One T VHS 367 Episode #21. 4-22-1996 News Media. Defense team waits for verdict while watching Law-TV. Ted is flooded with calls from the media. Guilty verdict. Media #1 (Toni DeRose). Media #2 (Leslie Ishii). Media #3 (Bruce Wright). Media #6 (Lis Dinkins). Media #7 (Michael Prokopuk). 156890 1996 Murder One: Chapter Twenty-Three T Episode #23. 2-23-1996 News Media. Reporter #1 (Lynn Tufeld). Reporter #2 (Bruce Wright). 156891 1995 Murder One: Chapter Two T Episode #2. 9-26-1955 News Media. Reporter #1 (Bruce Wright). Reporter #2 (Elisabeth Harmon-Haid), Reporter #3 (David Ramsey). Reporter #4 (Robbi Chong). 156892 1996 Murder One: Chapter Two, Year Two T Episode #25. 10-17-1996 News Media. Reporter #1 (Suzy Cote). Reporter #2 (Darrell Kunitomi). Newscaster (Al Rodrigo). 156893 1997 Murder One: Diary of a Serial Killer MT Miniseries. Episodes 13 to 18 broadcast as miniseries. Reporter (Allen Barton). Reporter (Mimi Ward). Media 156894 1987 Murder Ordained MT DVD -R HQ 7317, 7318, 7319, 7320. SVD 1408 Miniseries TV Reporters throughout summarizing action Two Kansas newswomen and a trooper link a minister and his lover to the slayings of their spouses. TV Reporter (Drew Dimmel).. 156895 2008 Murder Packs a Suitcase N Baxter, Cynthia Travel Writer Mallory Marlowe for the New York magazine The Good Life is zipping around Orlando assigned to rediscover the glory days of “old Florida.” She is ready to turn a corner because she has been recently widowed. Settled in among the faux volcanoes and tiki torches of the Polynesian Princess Hotel, Mallory is on the lookout for quirky attractions like alligator farms and pirate-themed diners hidden amid the glitzy theme parks. But she’s not prepared to find a cranky journalist, one of the other writers on her press junket, speared to death in the Bali Ballroom -- or to find herself a suspect in his murder. With her trip coming to a close, Mallory has no choice but to figure out if one of her fellow travel writers is a killer. Because if she doesn’t get out of Florida soon, her career -- and her life -- are about to come to a dead end. Determined to clear her name, Mallory takes the investigation into her own hands and soon discovers that everyone on the trip had a reason to hate the dead man. 156896 1953 Murder Points a Finger NM OWN - H Alexander, David News Media. New York detective team of Tommy "Twotoes" Tuthill and Terry Bob Rooke, who appear in some of the Editor Bart Hardin adventures. 156897 1957 Murder Reported M Chapman, Robert (Novel - "Murder for the Millions"). Doreen Montgomery (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jeff Holly (Paul Carpenter) is assigned by Editor Mac North (John Laurie) of the Daily Comet a story on a body found in a trunk at a railroad station. He resents taking along the editor's daughter Amanda North (Melissa Stribling). He discovers she has what it takes to be a newspaperwoman. When grave of a woman is opened, it is found to contain corpse of missing lawyer. While exploring lawyer's villa, reporter is attacked. Later proves lawyer was killed by man who first contacted paper about the trunk and who was lawyer's partner in a shady political scheme. Reporter (Gaylord Cavallaro). Jeff Holly, Reporter (Paul Carpenter). 156898 2005 Murder Returns to Saratoga N Hutzky, John Thomas Reporter Jack Jenkins and coed Intern Beverly Michaels investigate the discovery of a woman's mutilated corpse at a lake near the casinos. Local political boss and a mob boss worry that the press will say it's a mob hit. Reporter Jenkins and Michaels may hold the key to the crime. It is August 1946 and the historic Saratoga racetrack, closed for the past three years during World War II, has reopened. Thousands of gamblers, socialites and hangers-on are there along with entertainers such as Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Sophie Tucker. The last thing anyone needs is a corpse. A city detective must contend with the reporter to keep the police commissioner off his back. 156899 2000 Murder Rooms MT Editor (Ralph Riach), The Strand 156900 2001 Murder Rooms: Kingdom of Bones, The MT News Media. Local Newspaperman (Nick Haverson). Writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Charles Edwards). 156901 1986 Murder Straight Up N Gorman, Edward TV News. An Anchorman at WKRLD Channel 3 dies on camera after drinking water spiked with cyanide. It is up to the security officer of the station to deal with the situation. His boss, a whimsical type, fires him and then says he will be rehired if he finds information leading to a solution of the case. Producers at the station exterminate a suicidal teenager to increase the impact of their teen suicide series 156902 1951 Murder Through the Looking Glass N OWN - P Garve, Andrew Press 156903 1939 Murder to Hounds NM Acheson, E Reporters. News breaks are given to a friendly reporter as the murders on a Virginia estate are solved 156904 1945 Murder Trouble N Trimble, Louis Press 156905 1994 Murder Was the Case: Movie, The M Reporter #1 (Sue Bredding Pfeffer). Reporter #2 (Emilio Rivera). Reporter #3 (Pat Mathews). 156906 1941 Murder With Music M VHS 848 Blacks Reporter's jealousy which leads to murder. Editor (Bob Howard) 156907 1991 Murder Without Motive: Edmund Perry Story, The MT News Media. Reporter A (Rosie Lee Hooks). Reporter B (James Newall). Media 156908 2004 Murder-Set-Pieces M Photographer (Sven Garrett). Young Photographer (Jessie DeRoock). 156909 1960 Murder, Inc. M SVD 1185 Press 156910 2000 Murder, My Dear N Girdner, Jaqueline Reporter reveals secret marriage of California detective who wants to keep her marriage secret -- especially from her meddlesome family. TV Talk-Show Host Maxwell Yang 156911 1995 Murder, My Suite NM Daheim, Mary Gossip Columnist Dagmar Delacroix Chatsworth and her lapdog Rover stay at a Hillside manor and leave the hostess in tatters. So she joins her cousin for some well-earned, off-season R&R at Canada's famous Bugler Ski Resort only to discover with horror that the swanky getaway is the next stop on detestable Chatsworth's itinerary. It seems the cousins aren't the only guests with grudges against the dirt-disher and her malicious mutt. And when one of the despised lady's entourage is murdered on the snowless slopes, the hostess sets out to corner the killer -- before hapless hangers-ons discover that Chatsworth's company can be more poisonous than her pen. 156912 1984 Murder, She Wrote: T SVD 768. VHS 367 (No Beginning). SV 91, 51 Episodes. Series (September 1984-May 1996) News Media 156913 1990 Murder, She Wrote: Always a Thief T Episode #128. 4-8-1990 Photographer (Mitch Hara). 156914 1988 Murder, She Wrote: Body Politic, The T SV 288. SV 293 (Ending) Episode #87. 5-8-1988 TV Commentator Edmund Hall (George Grizzard) goes after candidate. Channel 8. Unprincipled. Sleazy journalism. Suicide of campaign manager who is suspected of having an affair with married woman excites the press. Female Reporter (Ann Walker). Reporter A (Anthony S. Johnson). 156915 1987 Murder, She Wrote: Bottom Line is Murder, The T Episode #58. 2-15-1987 TV Reporter (Paul Tompkins). 156916 1985 Murder, She Wrote: Broadway Malady T Episode #11. 1-13-1985 Newscaster (Victoria Harned). 156917 1986 Murder, She Wrote: Christopher Bundy Died on Sunday T DVD -R HQ 2759. SVD 883 Episode #40. 3-30-1986 Tabloid Magazine Publisher Christopher Bundy (Bert Convy) meets his end after acquiring a reputable magazine and turning it into a sleazy tabloid The mercenary publisher acquires a good magazine and then turns it into a tabloid incurring someone's wrath. 156918 1987 Murder, She Wrote: Corpse Flew First Class, The T Episode #55. 1-18-1987 Photographer (Jim Malinda). 156919 1986 Murder, She Wrote: Deadline for Murder T DVD -R HQ 3249. VHS 1362, SV 272 Episode #50. 11-16-1986 Reporter suffers coronary saying he wants his publisher's head on a plate for turning the newspaper into a scandal sheet. Veteran reporter who suffers the heart attack says his best medicine would be removal of his publisher who has turned a good paper into a yellow rag. 156920 1990 Murder, She Wrote: Deadly Misunderstanding T SVD 808 Episode #133. 9-23-1990 Cub Reporter, lovesick, helps Jessica's typist hide a corpse in the victim's lumberyard. Young reporter is persuaded to help a typist alter the evidence and move her husband's body. 156921 1988 Murder, She Wrote: Deadpan T Episode #86. 5-1-1988 Critics Eliot Easterbrook (Dean Stockwell) and Miles Chapin (Walter Knapt) take opposite views of a play based on one of Jessica's novels, "Mainly Murder." One critic is suspected of killing the other. 156922 1994 Murder, She Wrote: Dear Deadly T DVD -R HQ 2157. SVD 1433, 1183. SV 281, 316, 211 Episode #223. 10-23-1994. #69506 Advice Columnist Loretta Lee (Eileen Brennan) falls victim to crazed gunman. Newsroom full of suspects. Publisher Harry Mordecai (John Rhys-Davies). Editor John Galloway (Laurence Luckinbill). Jessica prepares her book for serialization in a newspaper and finds real trouble brewing in the newsroom. 156923 1984 Murder, She Wrote: Death Casts a Spell T VHSSP 1305. SVD 768 Episode #9. 12-30-1984 Reporters. Six reporters watch a hypnotist stabbed to death with their eyes wide open -- but all in an unseeing trance. Reporters (Robert Balderson, Hartly Silver, Bill Shick, Gay Hagan, Joy Ellison, Kathy Stangel). 156924 1984 Murder, She Wrote: Death Takes a Curtain Call T Episode #8. 12-16-1984 TV Reporter (Steve Arvin). 156925 1987 Murder, She Wrote: Death Takes a Dive T Fischer, Peter S. Episode #59. 2-22-1987 TV Sports Commentator (Richard Balin). 156926 1993 Murder, She Wrote: Double Jeopardy T Episode #187. 1-17-1993 News Media. TV Telecaster (Larry Carroll). News Lady (Cheryl Moore). Reporter (J.D. Walters). 156927 1990 Murder, She Wrote: Family Jewels, The T Episode #136. 11-4-1990 News Media. Reporter #1 (Forrest Witt). Reporter #2 (Marcy Goldman). TV Newscaster (Diana Lewis). 156928 1992 Murder, She Wrote: Family Secrets T SVD 746 Episode #177. 9-17-1992 Reporter, a former student of Jessica's, divides Cabot Cove with evidence about a 30-year-old scandal involving two of the town's pioneering families. 156929 1989 Murder, She Wrote: Fat Lady Sings, The T Episode #117. 11-19-1989 Critic-Journalist Barry Sanderson (Mark Herrier) is an accomplish in a murder. While visiting San Francisco, Jessica reunites with thief-turned-insurance investigator and the two take in opera -- and murder. 156930 1989 Murder, She Wrote: Fire Burn, Cauldron Bubble T Episode #100. 2-19-1989 News Media. TV Reporter (Jane Maria Robbins). 156931 1984 Murder, She Wrote: Footnote to Murder T Episode #17. 3-3-1985. Reporter (Michael Kearns). 156932 1993 Murder, She Wrote: For Whom the Ball Tolls T Episode #199. 9-26-1993 News Media. Reporter (Lisa Dinkins). 156933 1990 Murder, She Wrote: Great Twain Robbery, The T Episode #139. 11-25-1990. News Media. Reporter #1 (Freddie Dawson). Reporter #2 (Delana Michaels). Newscaster (Susan Ware). Proving a burnt Mark Twain manuscript is a fake is the reason for a book expert's murder. 156934 1990 Murder, She Wrote: Hannigan's Wake T SV 46 Episode #135. 10-28-1990 Journalist dies before finishing his book trying to show a man was unjustly convicted of murder 15 years ago. Jessica is asked to use his notes to finish his book. 156935 1995 Murder, She Wrote: Home Care T Episode #244. 10-19-1995 News Media. Reporter #1 (Kathryn Masak). 156936 1984 Murder, She Wrote: Hooray for Homicide T Episode #3. 10-28-1984 News Media. TV Newswoman (Barbara Block). TV Newsman #1 (Jack Scalici). TV Newsman #2 (R.J. Adams). 156937 1992 Murder, She Wrote: Incident in Lot #7 T Episode #166. 1-19-1992 TV Anchorman (Larry Carroll). 156938 1987 Murder, She Wrote: Indian Giver T Episode #75. 12-29-1987. TV Reporter (Terry Burns). Reporter (Ralph Meyering Jr.). 156939 1988 Murder, She Wrote: J.B….as in Jailbird T Swanson, Robert E. Episode #88. 10-23-1988 News Media. A colossal mix-up puts Jessica in jail as a suspect in a murder only she witnessed. She tries to clear her name but when Grady swears he has never met her, it just gets that much harder. 156940 1985 Murder, She Wrote: Joshua Peabody Died Here … Possibly T Sawyer, Tom Episode #23. 10-6-1985 News Media 156941 1988 Murder, She Wrote: Little Night Work, A T Episode #89. 10-30-1888. Reporter #1 (Ronda Pierson). Reporter #2 (Harry Cason). Senatorial hopeful is murdered and his wife's necklace stolen. When a busboy is arrested for the murder, Jessica tries to clear his name. 156942 1986 Murder, She Wrote: Menace, Anyone? T Episode #41. 4-6-1986 News Media. Reporter #1 (Helen Baron). Reporter #2 (Rod Porter). 156943 1989 Murder, She Wrote: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall (Part 1) T Episode #108. 5-14-1989 TV Anchor (Dick Wieand). 156944 1992 Murder, She Wrote: Mole, The T Sawyer, Tom Episode #178. 10-4-1992 News Media. Sportscaster (William Erick Karnes). Jessica is mistaken for someone else and kidnapped at the airport. When the woman she is mistaken for is killed, Jessica finds the murderer. 156945 1986 Murder, She Wrote: Murder by Appointment Only T Episode #33. 1-5-1986 Photographer (Robert Stoneman). 156946 2001 Murder, She Wrote: Murder in a Minor Key NM Fletcher, Jessica and Donald Bain Based on the Universal television series created by Peter S. Fischer, Richard Levinson & William Link Music Critic-Columnist Wayne Copely gives Jessica Fletcher an insider's view of the New Orleans Jazz Festival. But when he turns up dead next to the grave of an old voodoo queen, Jessica must prove she's not tourist when it comes to murder. Charles Gable, book editor of Lagniappe Weekend Entertainment Section of the Times-Picayune, New Orleans’ only daily newspaper. Copely, 51-year-old gay man, is a nationally syndicated jazz music critic-columnist desperately searching for the fabled recordings of New Orleans Jazz Legend Alphonse (Little Red) LeCoeur. Old friend Jessica Fletcher is in town and he is happy to take a break from his work to give her an insider’s view of the jazz festival. Her jazz lesson and his search are cut tragically short when he turns up dead next to the grave of the old voodoo queen. When the police pass off the death as “mere accidental death,” it’s up to Jessica to get to the bottom of it. Fletcher is attending a writer’s conference in New Orleans. Investigative Reporter Julian Broadbent moonlights as a sax player on weekend. Broadbent, blond hair, six foot frame, light-blue eyes, Southern charmer, tenacity and writing skills. Wrote popular book on a retired Louisiana senator, an expose. Accused by Copely of being on a politician’s payroll after the expose got him elected. David Stewart, Tulane student newspaper writer-reporter, also writes mystery stories and wants Jessica Fletcher to read one. 156947 1992 Murder, She Wrote: Murder in Milan T Episode #176. 9-20-1992 Entertainment Reporter (Paul Ryan). Press Agent (Mary Wickliffe). 156948 1984 Murder, She Wrote: Murder of Sherlock Holmes, The (Pilot) MT Episode #1. 9-30-1984 Public Relations. Retired schoolteacher Jessica Fletcher is shocked to find out that not only did her nephew send her manuscript to a publisher but it's been accepted. TV Reporter (Larry McCormick). Jessica is caught up in a whirlwind of publicity tours, book signings and public appearances. When she attends a costume party and a private investigator dressed as Sherlock Holmes ends up facedown in the pool, shot, Jessica gets involved. Talk Show Host (Danny Wells). Feminist Interviewer (Kat Sawyer-Young). TV Book Critic (Ken Olfson). 156949 1992 Murder, She Wrote: Murder on Madison Avenue T Episode #175. 5-17-1992 News Media. Reporter (Shannon Fill). 156950 1990 Murder, She Wrote: O'Malley's Luck T Episode #17. 3-25-1990. News Media. Male Reporters (Brian Avery, Steve Whiteford). Female Reporters (Tiu Leek, Valerie Redding). Irish detective does not believe the death of a real estate mogul was suicide. 156951 1986 Murder, She Wrote: Obituary for a Dead Anchor T DVD -R HQ 10080 Episode #52. 12-7-1986 TV Journalist-Anchor Kevin Keats (Chad Everett) had been doing a series of stories on an art dealer who was really a drug dealer. He shows up to do an interview with Writer Jessica Fletcher, complete with cameras and crew. TV Journalist Paul Roman (Kathleen Lloyd). After Keats is presumed dead when a boat he is on explodes, Cabot Cove explodes with press and paparazzi and the citizens blame Jessica for all the problems it causes demanding she solve the mystery. Keats is discovered to be alive and well. The real question is who the true target was? TV Anchor who is abrasive is killed in a mysterious explosion aboard a boat. Producer Doug Helman (Robert Pine). TV Anchor-Reporter Nick Brody (Mark Stevens). TV Commentator (Paul Ryan). Jessica reluctantly agrees to do an interview for an old friend, TV Journalist Paula Roman (Kathleen Lloyd), but is surprised when Kevin Keats (Chad Everett), a journalist who had been doing a series of stories on an art dealer who was really a drug dealer, shows up to do the interview, complete with cameras and crew. After Kevin is presumed dead when a boat Amos chartered for him explodes, Cabot Cove explodes with press and paparazzi, and the citizens blame Jessica for all the problems it causes, demanding that she solve the mystery. Roman covers the story as a special report live at Cabot Cove, Maine. Unfortunately, once Keats is revealed to be alive and well, the real question is who the true target was. It turns out Roman is having an affair with Keats. Brody, a respected newsman, a 63-year-old veteran journalist, who has been around so long he has become a national institution, learns he is going to be replaced as anchor of a respected newsmagazine. He turns out to be the killer. Helman was going to replace him. He killed Helman. “I’m a newsman, not a performer...” but Helman thought the “wrapping paper was more important than the present.” He wants to finish his rewrite before the sheriff comes to get him. 156952 1993 Murder, She Wrote: Petrified Forest, The T Episode #190. 2-21-1993 Gossip Magazine Editors. Did they receive more than flowers from a Beverly Hills florist who was killed? Was he supplying them with more than flowers? Jessica finds out. 156953 1993 Murder, She Wrote: Phantom Killer T DVD -R HQ 4915. SVD 743 Episode #201. 10-24-1993 Reporter is accused of murdering a shady magazine publisher (Alan Thicke). Reporter is young and brilliant. 156954 1989 Murder, She Wrote: Something Borrowed, Someone Blue T Episode #96. 1-8-1989 Photographer (David Stenstrom). 156955 1997 Murder, She Wrote: South by Southwest MT 11-2-1997 News Media. Reporter (Jim Bockelman). News Announcer (David Fabrizio). Jessica is on a train headed for El Paso where she is to lecture at a conference. She shares a table with a woman who subsequently vanishes. Jessica solves the case. 156956 1986 Murder, She Wrote: Stage Struck T Gerson, Philip Episode #53. 12-14-1986 News Media. Reporter #1 (Jeffrey Lippa). Reporter #2 (Annie Gagen). Young Reporter (Richard Hoyt-Miller). 156957 1993 Murder, She Wrote: Threshold of Fear T Episode #191. 2-28-1993 Gossip Columnist-recluse is terrified when the killer she sees in her dreams tries to see her in real life. TV Interviewer (Dave Fennoy). 156958 1994 Murder, She Wrote: To Kill a Legend T VHS 338 Episode #221. 10-9-1994 News Media 156959 1995 Murder, She Wrote: Twice Dead T Episode #233. 2-12-1995 Reporter (Mario Machado). TV Reporter (Kathleen Sullivan). 156960 1991 Murder, She Wrote: Unauthorized Obituary T Episode #156. 9-29-1991 Writer. Plans of a hard-nosed writer Jane Dawson (Jessica Walter) to publish unauthorized biography of a former movie star are short-circuited when movie star is killed 156961 1991 Murder, She Wrote: Who Killed J.B. Fletcher? T Episode #145. TV Anchor (Mario Machado). 156962 2002 Murder, She Wrote: You Bet Your Life N Fletcher, Jessica and Donald Bain Murder She Wrote Series. TV News Anchors of Court-TV interview Author Jessica Fletcher when her friend is accused of murdering her high-rolling Las Vegas husband who had three ex-wives and plenty of jealous acquaintances. News Media attention grows as the stakes are raised and Jessica learns how to play for keeps. 156963 2008 Murder, Spies & Voting Lies: Clint Curtis Story, The D Investigative Journalist-Blogger Brad Friedman looks into the true story of computer programmer Clint Curtis who, in 2000, claims he was asked by future Congressman Tom Feeney (Republican, Florida) to create vote-rigging software for Florida’s electronic voting machines. Journalist (Bob Fitrakis). Social Critic (Gore Vidal). Researcher (Richard Hayes Phillips). 156964 1953 Murder's Agent NM Wallace, Robert Press 156965 1963 Murder's Little Sister N Branch, Pamela Press 156966 1995 Murdered Innocence M News Media. TV Reporter (Eileen Shanahan). Reporter (Michael Nolan). 156967 1940 Murderer's Holiday N Clarke, Donald Henderson Press 156968 1966 Murderer's Row M Photographer Dean Martin, wise-cracking photographer/spy Matt Helm 156969 1989 Murderers Among Us: Simon Wiesenthal Story, The T Mann, Abby and Robin Vote (Teleplay) News Media. Biographical portrayal of Simon Wiesenthal, famous Nazi hunter. From imprisonment in a Nazi Concentration Camp, to his liberation to rise as a leading Nazi hunters in the world bringing such criminals to justice as Adolf Eichmann and Klaus Barbee. 156970 2007 Murderess M Sob Sister (Desiree Rabuse). Newsman (Dan Campbell). Movietone News Announcer (Scott Coblio). Newsboy (Eileen Lucero). It’s October 16, 1931. Winnie Ruth Judd, a pretty 26-year-old secretary, gets off work and goes home. When her lover, wealthy Phoenix businessman with a wife and family of his own, fails to come at the appointed hour, she accepts an invitation from her girl friends Anne and Sammy to come over and spend the night. On Saturday morning, Winnie reported to work with her left hand in a bandage (“I burned it ironing,” she said when asked). But Anne, who also worked at the clinic as an X-ray technician failed to show up. Back at the girls’ house all was silent. A larger steamer trunk in the middle of the living room contained their bodies, Sammy’s dissected to fit. When Winnie showed up at Los Angeles Union Station on Monday morning, the trunk had been repacked into a number of smaller pieces of luggage. Who was she there to meet? How was she planning to dispose of the bodies? Those questions remained unanswered, for the large trunk was leaking blood and smelled so foul that officials refused to hand over the trunks to Winnie until she opened them to explain their condition. But resourceful Winnie, claiming she was leaving to get the key, simply walked out the door and vanished into the streets of Los Angeles. One week later, the bullet wound in her hand already gangrenous, she surrendered to authorities. So began one of the most sensational trials of the 20th century involving a woman murderer. But did Winnie really shoot the girls in self defense as she claimed? Why didn’t her lawyers let her testify? And who was John Doe -- the man authorities believed must have helped her with the cover-up and handling of the bodies? Would a jury find Winnie innocent by self defense? Guilty of premeditated murder? Or simply insane? 156971 1994 Murdering Mr. Monti NM Viorst, Judith Advice Columnist Brenda Kovner is a syndicated columnist in Washington recently turned 46. She's also the wife of a pediatric surgeon and mother of two sons, an entrepreneur and social worker, and a many-careered daughter. Optimistic, positive and with a characteristic "can-do" attitude applied to all problems. She decides that only murder will end the dangers imposed on her family by a man who wants to break the engagement between his daughter and her son. She decides homicide is possible for a woman who, in an effort to learn what sex would be with someone other than her husband, recently executed a plan to sleep with three different men in 24 hours. The middle-aged syndicated advice columnist has an overwhelming desire for control that drives her family crazy. She plots the deaths of her son's future father-in-law as well as two other men she slept for her 46th birthday. 156972 2002 Murderous Camouflage M Reporter (Susan Savage) 156973 1974 Murderous Journey NM OWN - P Giles, Kenneth Reporter. Harry Siskin, nosy reporter who got murdered 156974 1914 Murders in the Rogue Morgue, The M AFI-Authors Writer 156975 1933 Murders in the Zoo M DVD -R HQ 11542, 11543 Press Agent Peter Yates (Charles Ruggles) for the Zoo. Banquet Photographers (Lee Phelps, Syd Saylor). Reporters. 156976 2008 Murdoch Mysteries: Knockdown, The T Episode #3. 2-7-2008 In the late 1890s, police inspector William Murdoch takes a new, more scientific approach to solving crimes. Assisted by coroner Dr. Julia Ogden and Constable George Crabtree, Murdoch introduces such concepts as finger marks and lie detecting machines. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Geraint Wyn Davies). Newsman Louis (Daniel Matmor). When a professional boxer Amos Robinson is shot at close range. Detective Murdoch finds himself not only trying to find the murderer but to clear his wife, Fanny, who is being held for the murder by the police. Robinson won his fight earlier that evening but the fight has been rigged for him to lose and some lost huge wagers. His contract was also about to be sold so both the seller and the buyers have lost money. The blood splatter evidence convinces him that Fanny is innocent so he looks to those surrounding the boxer where he finds are several suspects. 156977 1994 Muriel's Wedding M Press Members at Muriel'sWedding (Julian Garner, Jacqueline Linke, Alvaro Marques, Ineke Rapp, Fiona Sullivan) 156978 1974 Murmullos, Los DF Short Interviewer Luis Gaytan. 156979 1999 Murphy Brown and Other Broadcast Journalists D IJPC 128 Saltzman Composite Tape IJPC Class Twenty-Eight -- Murphy Brown And Other Broadcast Journalists. A 1980s Journalist Miscellany. Film and TV Excerpts include: Broadcast Journalists: “Murphy Brown,” “Coach,” “Quantum Leap,” “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,” “Gas,” “Worth Winning.” 1980 Journalist Miscellany: “High Stakes,” “Perfect Strangers,” “A Emerald Tear,” “Eight is Enough.” 156980 1988 Murphy Brown: T SV 197, 165, 164, 161, 148, 145, 133, 121, 95, 76, 75, 66, 59, 51, 50, 45. B 26, 21, 18. Episodes. Series 11-14-1988 to 5-18-1998 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Producer Kay Carter-Shepley (Lily Tomlin) takes over for Silverberg in the final seasons. Talk Show Host Jerry Gold (Jay Thomas) becomes Murphy's occasional love interest despite their different journalistic values. Reporter Peter Hunt (Scott Bakula) is also an occasional love interest. Network President Stan Lansing (Garry Marshall). Lansing's nephew Andrew (Paul Reubens) is one of Murphy's 93 secretaries. Dial is the uptight senior anchor, a seasoned veteran who is instrumental in hiring Murphy and accompanies her on her trip to the Betty Ford Clinic. Frank is a single guy always looking for a girlfriend but is also Murphy's best friend. Corky is a former Miss America turned news person trying to make her mark as a "hard" news reporter. Miles is a young Harvard graduate whose first "real job" out of school is as executive producer of FYI. 156981 1988 Murphy Brown: T VHSSP 1113. SVDSP 723, VHSSP 678. VHS 645, 644, 635. 625, 611, 610, 597 (Two Episodes), 596, 512, 512, 424, 413, 412, 407, 403, 401, 395, 384, 383, 382, 377, 375. SV 371, 370, 369. VHS 399, 355 SV 289, 277, 266 263, 254, 248, 227, 204. Episodes. Series 11-14-1988 to 5-18-1998 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud). Washington D.C. Brown is the star Investigative Journalism and News Anchor for FYI, a fictional newsmagazine. Born in May 1948 in Philadelphia, Brown is a recovering alcoholic who returns to FYI for the first time since a stay at the Betty Ford Clinic. Unmarried. In 1991-1992, Murphy becomes pregnant, had a child named Avery. On May 19, 1992, Vice President Dan Quayle criticized Murphy Brown for ignoring the importance of fathers and bearing a child alone. Murphy reacted to Quayle's comments in a special episode. In 1996, Silverberg leaves and is replaced by Producer Kay Carter-Shepley (Lily Tomlin), a former daytime game show producer, for the show's final seasons. Murphy battles breast cancer. Jake (Robin Thomas) is Murphy's ex-husband and father of her child. Murphy has trouble keeping a secretary -- 93 throughout the series. The same thing happened when she hired nannies before settling on her house painter, Eldin. It took Murphy four months to name her child. 156982 1991 Murphy Brown: 390th Broadcast, The T English, Diane Episode #50. 9-17-90. Third Season Begins TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Miles (Grant Shaud) calls in an image consultant (Harry Shearer), who's determined to help Murphy (Candice Bergen) overcome her serious warmth problem With the start of the 13th season, Miles decides it's time to change the image of FYI, so he hires a consultant. 156983 1996 Murphy Brown: Aftermath T DVD -R HQ 3811. SV 371 Sternin, Joshua and Jeffrey Ventimilia Episode #194. 2-19-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Mr. Stan Lansing (Garry Marshall). Miller Redfield (Christopher Rich). Jim's surprise resignation last week, impacts the future of FYI. The FYI staff convince Lansing to get him back, but that doesn't work out the way they'd hoped. Lansing makes Miller their new anchor and Jim tells everyone that he is going to head the news division for the new ICN Network. Later, Murphy and Frank go there to convince him to return, but Murphy sees that despite that fact everything is falling apart around him, he is truly enjoying himself. Reporter #1 (Jonathan Craig Williams). Reporter #2 (Paige Scurti Sternin). 156984 1996 Murphy Brown: All in the Family T VHS 337 Diamond, Bill Episode #189. 1-8-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Corky and Miles decide to make their marriage official by having a real ceremony. The trouble begins when Nana Silverberg meets the Sherwood's and their differences of opinion are expressed after Corky finally tells her family about the fact they are already married. 156985 1996 Murphy Brown: All Singing! All Dancing! All Miserable! T DVD -R HQ 3855. SV 399 Spriggs, Adolphus Episode #196. 3-4-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Wolf Bitzer (Himself). Newt Gingrich (Himself). Paula Zahn (Herself). Murphy is coordinator of the Press-capades and is set on playing the role of Hillary Clinton in a sketch she's written. The rest of the cast wants her out and she concedes. Then Katie Couric has an accident before the show. Guess who gets the role? 156986 1993 Murphy Brown: All the Life That's Fit to Print T DVD -R HQ 3499. SV 234 Diamond, Bill and Michael Saltzman Episode #134. 11-8-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Ed Bradley (Himself). Linda Ellerbee (Herself). Steve Kroft (Himself). Charles Kuralt (Himself). Sally Jessy Raphael (Herself). Morley Safer (Himself). Lesley Stahl (Herself). Mike Wallace. Murphy has nightmares about what her colleagues will say about her when they are interviewed for a biography that she has authorized to be written. 156987 1995 Murphy Brown: Altered States T DVD -R HQ 3753. SV 369 Diamond, Bill Episode #178. Season 8 Premiere TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). John F. Kennedy Jr. (Himself) was uncredited appearance used to promote the new magazine he was publishing called George. With her marriage to Peter canceled, Murphy is skeptical at the sudden marriage of Miles and Corky. 156988 1991 Murphy Brown: Anchor Rancor T DVD -R HQ 7346 Stein, Eugene Episode #89. 1-6-92 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Jim and Murphy compete to fill a part-time anchor slot lowering themselves to a game of one upsmanship that really rocks the FYI boat When the existing Sunday news anchor dies, the competition heats up between Jim and Murphy when the network test both of them for the job. 156989 1994 Murphy Brown: Anchorman, The T DVD -R HQ 3553 (Missing End Credit Sequence) Diamond, Bill and Michael Saltzman Episode #143. 1-24-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Jim decides to open an English pub called "The Anchorman" and it turns out to be a big success as a gay bar 156990 1990 Murphy Brown: Anchors Away T Baker, Kathryn Episode #24. 9-25-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). When Jim is sent on foreign assignment, the gang plots to trip up his green replacement (Christopher Rich) live and in color Network sends Jim to Libya for two weeks, so they can audition a handsome new anchor for FYI. They don't count on the retaliation of Murphy and the gang. Miller Redfield (Christopher Rich). 156991 1989 Murphy Brown: And So He Goes T DVD -R HQ 4239. Episode #8. TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Top Washington columnist Jack Cowan dies and Murphy must eulogize her all-time nemesis. Jot down his notes on the back of a bar napkin with those stubby pencils he stole from miniature golf courses. When Murphy checked into Betty Ford, Cowan sent her a bottle of scotch. Murphy's had an exclusive interview with Kissinger, but Cowan kidnapped Kissinger for three days and Murphy couldn't find him. Cowan had her car towed away 16 times. Cowan's last request was for Brown to do his eulogy. Brown delivers a no-compromised, tough eulogy. Then the minister reads a letter Cowan wrote to be read at his funeral. It is full of complimentary words for Murphy and how she was his best friend. Murphy tries to make amends, but everyone walks out of the funeral home. 156992 1996 Murphy Brown: And That's the Way It Was? T SV 561 Episode #221. 2-25-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Walter Cronkite (Himself). Tom Snyder (Himself) Frank announces that he's taken the plunge. He bought a new Jaguar XK8. Corky comes in with a story about Walter Cronkite. Only she can't tell them what he said. She can't elaborate on the grunt he made about Murphy. Not knowing what he thinks begins to affect Murphy's performance. Frank tries to help out with help from Tom Snyder and Phil Jr. Murphy goes to confront Cronkite. 156993 1989 Murphy Brown: And the Whiner Is…. T DVD -R HQ 4394. Baker, Kathryn Episode #30. 11-13-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy's long unbroken string of winning the prestigious Humboldt Award is shattered -- by Corky, who wastes no time reaping its rewards with help from her agent Murphy & Frank lose the Humboldt Award to Corky. Then to ride the PR wave, the network brass decide to give next week's lead story to the award winner. 156994 1995 Murphy Brown: Angst for the Memories T DVD -R HQ 3452. SV 223 Bragin, Rob Episode #128. 9-27-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy gets an interview with a reclusive '60s literary idol, but times and people have changed. Nick Brody (Martin Sheen. Secretary #60 (Michael Heintzman). 156995 1994 Murphy Brown: Anything But Cured T DVD -R HQ 3580 (Wrong Title on Disc) Woody, Russ Episode #147. 3-14-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Frank's psychologist tells him after 18 years of therapy that he's cured and needs to move on and he leans on Murphy for support. 156996 1995 Murphy Brown: Awful Truth, The T DVD -R HQ 3753. SV 320 Saltzman, Michael Episode #179. 9-25-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Lansing's nephew becomes Vice President of Current Affairs and he lures Murphy into a new hard news show he's created featuring Walter Cronkite Soon Cronkite becomes Miller Redfield (Christopher Rich) and the hard news becomes infotainment. Mr. Stan Lansing (Garry Marshall). Andrew J. Lansing III (Paul Reubens). 156997 1988 Murphy Brown: Baby Love T DVD - R HQ 4214 Siamis, Korby Episode #6. 12-12-1988 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy feels maternal pangs after visiting with a pregnant friend. She considers in vitro fertilization and talks Frank into being the donor. When that option doesn't pan out, they consider a physical union. Secretary #8 (Marianne Muellerleile) 156998 1993 Murphy Brown: Back to the Ball T DVD -R HQ 3368 Kirgo, Dinah Episode #116. 1-18-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Staff try to rustle up a date for Murphy when she gets invited to the inaugural ball. Murphy finds her own date, Eldin's friend, who did a sketch of Avery. Later Murphy has second thoughts about going out on a date. 156999 1995 Murphy Brown: Bad Company T DVD -R HQ 3771 Sternin, Joshua and Jeffrey Ventimilia Episode #185. 11-6-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Andrew comes down to Murphy with a story idea, for a profile of a business mogul. She rejects the idea. Frank takes the idea but doesn't do anything with it. Andrew provides the dirt & Murphy and Frank do a big expose at the same time that this mogul buys the network. 157000 1990 Murphy Brown: Bad Girls T DVD -R HQ 4490 Peterman, Steven and Gary Dontzig Episode #41. 2-19-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) It's February and sweeps month, so Miles gets Murphy and Corky to pose as hookers to break open an oil company scandal 157001 1993 Murphy Brown: Bah Humboldt T DVD -R HQ 3499. SV 235 Scovell, Nell Episode #135. 11-15-193 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Peter, Frank & Murphy are all nominated for the Humboldt Award. While at the ceremony, Murphy can't understand how disinterested Peter is in the award and Frank hears a rumor about a network having to make cutbacks 157002 1994 Murphy Brown: Be Careful What You Wish For T DVD -R HQ 3630. Belanoff, Adam Episode #155. 10-10-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Corky's handling of a tough interview impresses her colleagues, but it isn't a hit with her fans, so she invites a few of the hate mail writers to the FYI offices 157003 1991 Murphy Brown: Be It Ever So Humboldt T DVD -R HQ 3165 Tolan, Peter Episode. #87. 12-9-91 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Harry Smith of CBS This Morning reports to Murphy Brown. Reporter (John Brennan). Newsman Harry Smith (Himself). After being nominated every year for 10 years straight, Frank wins the Humboldt Award and it brings out the worst in him. 157004 1995 Murphy Brown: Best and Not-So-Brightest, The T DVD -R HQ 3700. SV 298 Saltzman, Michael Episode #164. 1-2-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Stuart Best (Wallace Shawn) returns to Washington as a congressman and he humiliates Murphy at an inaugural party. To get her revenge, Murphy gets him on FYI to see where he stands on the issues, only Stuart didn't find out who was contributing to his campaign. 157005 1989 Murphy Brown: Bickners, The T DVD -R HQ 4346 Woody, Russ Episode #21. 5-15-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Minor traffic accident, with a sweet elderly couple, results in a 1.5 million dollar lawsuit for Murphy. 157006 1997 Murphy Brown: Big Thaw, The T Bragin, Rob and Bill Diamond Episode #215. 1-6-1997. Clip Show TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). When Kay and Murphy are the only ones to make it into the office during a snowstorm. Kay seizes the opportunity to get an evaluation of her performance. Instead, she gets Murphy giving her several examples of how she acted in a variety of situations. 157007 1992 Murphy Brown: Birth 101 T DVD -R HQ 3255. SV 147 Siamis, Korby and Diane English Episode #101. 5-18-1992. Last show of Season 5 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy has her baby. Woman's Day magazine phone number through June 15, 1992 to name Murphy's baby While doing the last show of the FYI season, Murphy starts going into labor. The FYI gang and crew panics and don't know what to do since they're in the middle of a live show. Miles asks Jim to take Murphy to the hospital. Corky closes the show. Frank gets Eldin and anything else Murphy needs at the house. At the hospital, Murphy is not relaxed. Starting to feel first contractions. Asks Jim to play cards with her. Everything is under control until contractions start getting painful. Murphy starts screaming and Jim doesn't know what to do. Holds Frank and Miles by their necks cursing and blaming them for all of her pain. She finally gives birth with Eldin's help. FYI gang comes in to see the baby. Alone, Murphy starts talking to her child saying she won't be like the other mothers, but she'll try not to make too many mistakes. Murphy sings, "You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman" to her child, then cries. 157008 1990 Murphy Brown: Bitch's Back, The T Dontzig, Gary and Steven Petermen Episode #47. 5-7-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Miles orders the staff to take a stress reduction class. After reluctantly showing up for it, Murphy slips a disc however that doesn't stop her from working on a hot story 157009 1993 Murphy Brown: Black and White and Read All Over T DVD -R HQ 3452. SV 225 Heisler, Eileen Episode #129. 10-4-93 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) After going to a function with Mitchell Baldwin (Julius Carry), Murphy begins to date him. Is there anything there, or do they just like it when heads turn? 157010 1992 Murphy Brown: Black, White & Brown T King, Michael Patrick Episode #105. 10-5-1992 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen) Eugene Kinsella (Alan Oppenheimer). Mitchell Baldwin (Julius Carry). Network moves Kinsella into a nothing position, Murphy finds herself unusually pleasant to the new "black" vice president of news at the network, Mitchell Baldwin. 157011 1997 Murphy Brown: Blind Date T Sternin, Joshua and Jeffrey Ventimilia Episode #218. 2-3-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Lansing is being honored at a dinner. Murphy arranges a blind date for Jim, but she mistakenly ends up with Miller. Meanwhile, despite the fact that he is in a committed relationship, Frank suddenly contends with being popular with the ladies. 157012 1990 Murphy Brown: Bob & Murphy & Ted & Avery T DVD -R HQ 4580 English, Diane Episode #55. 11-5-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Avery comes to stay with Murphy when she decides it's time to "change the scenery of my existence." Murphy suggests she gets a boyfriend. Two hours later she has a double date for herself and Murphy. 157013 1993 Murphy Brown: British Invasion, The T DVD -R HQ 3368 Tolan, Peter Episode #115. 1-11-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Miles and Audrey decide to live together, but he finds the living arrangements a little too crowded for his liking when her ex-boyfriend stays for a night and then doesn't leave. 157014 1989 Murphy Brown: Brothers Silverberg, The T DVD -R HQ 4360 English, Diane Episode #23. 9-18-89. Season 2 Premiere TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy continues to report and makes news in second-season opener. When Miles arrives to the office, the whole gang makes fun of his new suit. He says he bought it because his older brother is coming to town so he wants to look good. At Murphy's office, Miles asks her to join them for lunch and Murphy reluctantly agrees. At Phil's, Mile's brother Josh and Murphy really hit it off which makes Miles uncomfortable. They also agree to go all to dinner together at a fancy Italian restaurant. Miles brings his date. Stars embarrassing Murphy. Next day he apologizes. Murphy and Josh want to be alone but Miles is always there so they politely ask him to leave. He shows up in the middle of the night just to tell Murphy that he does not like the idea of her dating his brother. Josh arrives after looking for Miles for hours. They argue but make up and leave. After being ignored by the brothers Silverberg, Murphy decides she does not need men. 157015 1990 Murphy Brown: Brown and Blue T Moss, Denise and Sy Dukane Episode #51. 9-24-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy's set to interview shock comic Tony Rocket, but can she keep from shooting off her mouth when Rocket launches into his sexist slurs? Murphy wants to interview a controversial comic, but after seeing some tapes of his act she changes her mind. Miles sets up the interview so Murphy decides to go ahead with it. The result of which makes for interesting viewing. 157016 1994 Murphy Brown: Brown in Toyland T Burroughs, Diane and Joey Gutierrez Episode #163. 12-12-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy joins the frenzied masses of toy shoppers, when she overhears Avery tell Santa that he wants the hottest toy on the market for Christmas. This holiday season is turning into a bummer for Corky, when nothing seems to go right 157017 1989 Murphy Brown: Brown Like Me (1) T DVD -R HQ 4410. DVD -R HQ 4400. English, Diane Episode #32. 11-17-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy is set to receive the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award, so the rest of the staff convince her that at least one of her estranged parents should attend. She concedes and invites her father, but the sparks fly when her father arrives with his new young wife and child and later her mother shows up. Avery Brown (Colleen Dewhurst), mother. Bill Brown (Darren McGavin), father. 157018 1989 Murphy Brown: Brown Like Me (2) T DVD -R HQ 4410. SV 203 English, Diane Episode #33. 11-27-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Sparks and the barbs fly back and forth. However, eventually the Browns call a truce. To quote Murphy: "Interesting family, kind of like a Fellini version of the Waltons." Avery Brown (Colleen Dewhurst), mother. Bill Brown (Darren McGavin), father. 157019 1994 Murphy Brown: Brown vs. the Board of Education T DVD -R HQ 3616. SV 290 Bragin, Rob Episode #152. 9-19-1994. Seventh Season Opener TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy tries to impress the board members of the prestigious "Ducky Lucky Pre-School," by inviting them to a celebrity filled party 157020 1989 Murphy Brown: Buddies Schmuddies T DVD -R HQ 4380 Woody, Russ Episode #28. 10-30-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Frank and Murphy compete for the same story, but their intense competition puts the story in jeopardy. Phil, to improve his business at night, tries adding live entertainment to the bar. 157021 1990 Murphy Brown: Bummer of 42, The T Palmer, Tom Episode #58. 11-26-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) For Murphy's 42nd birthday present, Frank hires an actress to be Murphy's sister for a full twelve hours. The novelty wears off quickly for Murphy, when her "sister" keeps turning up. 157022 1995 Murphy Brown: Bump in the Night T DVD -R HQ 3397. SV 186 Tolan, Peter Episode #120. 2-21-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Major story gets Frank a booking on Late Night with David Letterman and Murphy becomes jealous. Frank invites Murphy to come with him and she causes trouble in the green room with the other guests causing their performances to be off. 157023 1994 Murphy Brown: Burger, She Wrote T DVD -R HQ 3633 Newman, Molly Episode #156. 10-17-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) When her life-sized statue of "Meaty Boy," an icon from a childhood burger place, is taken as a prank, Murphy unleashes a reign of terror against the suspected perpetrators 157024 1996 Murphy Brown: Bus Stops Here, The T DVD -R HQ 3855 Myers, Marsha & Alana Burgi Episode #197. 3-11-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Miles gets to use the new T-2000 bus to cover a primary campaign stop in Madison. The bus breaks down before they get there, so they decide to do their coverage from a local diner. GOP aides and other networks discover the broadcast and descend on the diner, turning it into just another campaign story. Meanwhile, Jim and his team get to Madison and get the real story. ABC Producer (Gerry McIntyre). Secretary #80 (Brian Blondell) 157025 1990 Murphy Brown: But First a Word From Our Sponsor T DVD -R HQ 4500 Episode #44. 3-19-90 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Angry viewer threatens a consumer boycott if FYI airs Murphy's story on safe sex Worried viewer urges advertisers to boycott FYI for an uncompromising piece Murphy has on sex education. Murphy flies out to keep the one sponsor they have for the controversial show. 157026 1997 Murphy Brown: Butcher, a Faker, a Bummed-Out Promo Maker, A T DVD -R HQ 6096 Chessler, Mike and Chris Alberghini Episode #227. 10-8-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Murphy needs a biopsy, which she reluctantly gets right away and must wait to hear the results at the end of the next day. In the morning of the next day the staff fights the network lawyers who want to kill their grocery chain story. As a comprise with the network they can do their story if they have a legal consultant with them in the remote unit and Jim must do promos for all the local affiliates. When their undercover operative isn't going to work out and Frank is convinced he is to well known to pull it off, Kay volunteers. Meanwhile, Jim makes his promos. Just before going to dinner that evening, Murphy gets the results of her test and tells Frank the news. 157027 1994 Murphy Brown: Bye Bye Bernecky T DVD -R HQ 3661. SV 292 Bragin, Rob Episode #161. 11-21-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Eldin's mother stops by to visit and is a hit with the FYI staffers. She has a letter for Eldin. The letter contains a chance for Eldin to study with a famous muralist in Spain, but it means he must leave Murphy and Avery, something he's reluctant to do, so Murphy fires him. 157028 1996 Murphy Brown: Casa Nova T DVD -R HQ 3856 Pollon, Daphne Episode #199. 5-6-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Frank, smitten with a real estate agent, buys a 5 million dollar mansion that he can't afford. 157029 1995 Murphy Brown: CBS Morning News: Murphy Brown-Paula Frank CC SV 125. B 68 Promotion Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen) 157030 1992 Murphy Brown: Chance of Showers, A T DVD -R HQ 3255. SV 146 King, Michael Patrick Episode #100. 5-11-92 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy's baby shower with TV newswomen Katie Couric, Joan Lunden, Paula Zahn, Faith Daniels, and Mary Alice Williams (Themselves). Murphy relents when Corky wants to throw her a baby shower and the guests that arrive give her the low down on child birth and children. 157031 1992 Murphy Brown: Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are T Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #95. 3-4-1992 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) After Miles describes, according to Frank's opinion, homoerotic dream of him and the new publicity guy, Rick 'frolicking', Miles panics. Frank says that's no big deal, and that he probably picked up from the fact that Rick was gay, Murphy does not think Rick is gay so they make a bet. When Rick shows up at the bullpen the gang start to question him about many things about his life, to see if he says anything more revealing about his sexuality. Rick notices that and confirms he is gay, embarrassing the whole gang Miles explains about his dream to Rick, who thinks Miles can't say he might be gay only because of a dream. After discussing about it a little more, they both come to the conclusion that Miles is not gay after all. 157032 1996 Murphy Brown: Comedy of Eros, A T Sternin, Joshua and Jeffrey Ventimilia Episode #204.9-30-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Frank is getting one of his plays produced. When he gets an out of country assignment, he leaves Murphy in charge of looking after his interests in the production. Busy with her own story, Murphy takes a hands off approach to the production, leaving the director to make his own decisions. The director, decides on a major casting change. Murphy finds out about it, just before the curtain rises. 157033 1991 Murphy Brown: Contractions T DVD -R HQ 4670 Kaufer, Scott Episode #63. 1-21-91 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy, who's contract is almost up, is wooed by a Wolf Network exec (Robert Desiderio) inspiring Miles to try to get her to dance with him instead Wolf network tries to woo Murphy away, something she isn't interested in until she finds out the network is taking her for granted. 157034 1991 Murphy Brown: Corky's Place T SV 63-64 (Parts I & II) Palmer, Tom Episode #71. 4-8-91 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Corky wants Murphy to be a guest on her first network special, but Murphy would rather be grilled alive than grilled by Corky Corky gets her own network special, she decides to do it as an interview show with a "tea party" theme. Murphy comes on as her first guest and is humiliated when Corky asks her really tough, Murphy Brown-type questions. 157035 1994 Murphy Brown: Crime Story T DVD -R HQ 3564 Bragin, Rob and Nell Scovell Episode #145. 2-28-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) After her car is stolen out of her driveway, Murphy joins the neighborhood watch, but discovers that her neighbors are borderline vigilantes. 157036 1994 Murphy Brown: Deal of the Art, The T DVD -R HQ 3553 Albert, Lisa Episode #142. 1-17-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy's report and comments about modern art lead to her appearance on a PBS talk show, defending her views against art critics. Later she takes one of Avery's paintings and puts it on display to show them what they really know about art. Secretary #65 (Judith Cohen). 157037 1996 Murphy Brown: Defending Your Life T VHS 374 Savell, Kirk Episode #209. 11-4-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Murphy is ready to anchor the election coverage. However all her former secretary have formed a support group. The Eastern branch is lead by Robert (Secretary #2) and they all try to show Murphy the error of her ways. Mimicking Secretary #77 (Ian Gomez). Hitler Secretary #48 (Tony Papenfuss). William Ferguson, Secretary #64 (Jeffrey Thiel and James Thiel). Normal Looking Secretary (Carolyn Mignini). Mohawk Secretary (Nancy Cassaro). Giggling Woman, Secretary #75 (Mary-Kathleen Gordon). Wrestler Secretary #74 (Michael Bailey Smith). Slow Speaking Secretary (Denise Poirler). Gullible Secretary (Bart Sumner). Secretary #84 (Bill Stevenson). 157038 1997 Murphy Brown: Desperate Times T Sternin, Joshua and Jeffrey Ventimilia Episode #220. 2-17-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). To combat against some radical changes that Kay is proposing, Murphy enlists the aid of Andrew J. Lansing III, who has been recuperating in a Buddhist monastery. 157039 1988 Murphy Brown: Devil With a Blue Dress On T DVD -R HQ 4170. Siamis, Korby Episode #2. 11-21-1988 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Miles assigns Corky to work with Murphy on a big story about a corporate big shot. Corky inadvertently uncovers the fact that he is a drug smuggler, this isn't immediately apparent to her. Murphy almost feels guilty about taking credit for the story, but she doesn't get the chance, Corky "grabs the brass ring." 157040 1998 Murphy Brown: Dial and Substance T SV 265 Seeley, Tom and Norm Gunzenhauser Episode #245. 5-4-1998 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Murphy finds a secretary that she likes only nobody else likes his abrasive approach. Jim is planning a rendezvous with Doris in Maine. When he tries to go through the metal detector at the airport he is found to be in possession of a small quantity of marijuana, the marijuana that he purchased to help Murphy get through her chemotherapy. He dismisses it all as a minor inconvenience until the press gets hold of the story. In the ensuing media frenzy, Jim prefers to remain silent, Murphy thinks it would be better to tell the truth and when she does, Jim stops talking to her. 157041 1995 Murphy Brown: Dick and Dottie T VHS 370 Diamond, Bill Episode #188. 11-27-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Dottie Wilcox (Shelley Long). Lansing (Garry Marshall) wants Murphy to apologize publicly about a comment she made about a popular talk-show host. She tries, but things only get worse. 157042 1991 Murphy Brown: Driving Miss Crazy T DVD -R HQ 4740 Palmer, Tom Episode #69. 3-4-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) While the FYI staff car pool together, Murphy works on her will, Frank gets over a relationship, Corky obsesses over being right about a trivia question, Jim tries to think of an anecdote for an interview and Miles almost gets everyone killed. 157043 1997 Murphy Brown: Ectomy, Schmectomy T Hirsch, Janis Episode #228. 10-15-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). When Murphy and Frank don't show up for dinner, Kay speculates they have are a having a relationship. Murphy drops the bomb on the rest of the staff. Jim is speechless. Frank tries to help in every way that he can. Murphy faces a tough decision with the myriad of treatment options for her breast cancer. 157044 1995 Murphy Brown: Egg & I, The T DVD -R HQ 3422. SV 209 Aronsohn, Lee Episode #124. 5-3-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen) When Frank gets back from a story, Corky recounts the story about how Murphy tried to beat other newswomen to an interview with the president by taking Avery to the White House Easter Egg Hunt. All she winds up getting is banned, from the White House again. 157045 1991 Murphy Brown: Eldin Imitates Life T DVD -R HQ 7098. SV 273 Tolan, Peter Episode #62. 1-14-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) When Murphy throws a party, Eldin's artistic talent is discovered. Three weeks later Eldin has a showing at a premiere art gallery. Eldin's mural causes a stir that turns his life upside down. 157046 1995 Murphy Brown: Eleven O'Clock Report, KCBS CC B 78 Promotion Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen) 157047 1995 Murphy Brown: Entertainment Tonight CC SV 369 Entertainment News Show Coverage. Promotion Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen) with John Kennedy Jr. 157048 1995 Murphy Brown: Entertainment Tonight CC VHS 346 Entertainment News Show Coverage. Promotion Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen) 157049 1991 Murphy Brown: Every time It Rains…You Get Wet T DVD -R HQ 7159. SV 59 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #70. 3-18-91 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy thinks it'll be a breeze to fulfill Miles' request for an uplifting story, but they're blown away by all the bad news surrounding them Suffering from "3rd year burnout," Miles asks for a positive uplifting story. When everyone else fails, Murphy takes on the challenge. She gets a perfect story, until the interview is on the air. 157050 1996 Murphy Brown: Executive Decision T DVD -R HQ 3858 Bragin, Rob Episode #202. 9-16-1996. Season Nine Opener TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Andrew moves in as the executive producer and the staff moves him out. They try to interview replacements, but Andrew keeps getting in the way. Lansing makes a decision that puts the executive producer of a game show in charge of FYI and she lays down one of the rules of her game 157051 1995 Murphy Brown: Extra CC SV 369 Entertainment News Show Coverage. Promotion Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen) and John Kennedy Jr. 157052 1990 Murphy Brown: Fax or Fiction T Markoe-Klein, Deborah and Chris R. Westphal Episode #46. 4-30-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) When a secret admirer sends a fax to Miles, Murphy takes it as a challenge to answer for him and then winds up starting a correspondence. 157053 1995 Murphy Brown: Fearless Frank T DVD -R HQ 3754. SV 369 Sternin, Joshua and Jeffrey Ventimilia Episode #180. 10-2-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Frank escapes death while interviewing a mass murderer. Frank would like to cover less action stories. But Lansing, hoping for a ratings boost, wants Frank to cover even riskier stories. Frank starts doing the stunts and then Lansing wants him to jump off the building, live. 157054 1995 Murphy Brown: Feminine Critique, The T DVD -R HQ 3771. SV 320 Saltzman, Michael Episode #184. 10-30-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Truck crashes through the studio window, so the team accompanies Murphy back to her alma mater where she is receiving an honorary doctorate. Students in the women's studies program she helped establish think she is out of touch with women in the '90s. 157055 1995 Murphy Brown: Fifth Anchor, The T DVD -R HQ 3580. SV 271 Scovell, Nell Episode #146. 3-7-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) FYI's 17th anniversary show is more than complete when an annoying former anchor Stuart Best (Wallace Shawn) returns. They plot to get rid of him again until Murphy finds out what he once did for her before the 1st show. 157056 1994 Murphy Brown: Fjord Eyes Only T DVD -R HQ 3564 Heisler, Eileen and DeAnn Heline Episode #144. 1-31-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Team travels to Lillehammer, and Murphy, who's more interested in getting free stuff, has a "fluff piece" interview with a skater, which results in a disaster for Norway British Reporter (Frederick Solms). French Reporter (Philippe Bergeron). Spanish Reporter (Al Septien). German Reporter (Bettina Spier). 157057 1997 Murphy Brown: Florence Night-en Corky T DVD -R HQ 6148. Marchinko, Jhoni Episode #230. 10-29-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Frank can't stop telling the story about him punching the paparazzi. Murphy returns to work the day after her surgery and she looks like hell and is very disoriented. Corky takes her home at offers to stay with her for a couple of days. Murphy becomes so dependent upon Corky that Corky hasn't got the time to take care of her own problems, such as her failing marriage to Miles. Avery Brown (Haley Joel Osment). Secretary #86 (Cecily Adams). 157058 1994 Murphy Brown: Frank Cuts Loose T DVD -R HQ 3640. SV 294 Diamond, Bill Episode #158. 10-31-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) FYI is moved out of its time slot to Saturday night, Frank goes upstairs to try to get the show moved back. Instead, he gets his big chance at being the lead anchor of the new magazine show that is taking the time slot. Then Then the network asks Murphy to interview him before their first show. Next Wave Anchor (James Kiriyama-Lern). 157059 1990 Murphy Brown: Frank's Appendectomy T Seeley, Tom and Norm Gunzenhauser Episode #45. 4-9-90 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy gets in first shot in a war of practical jokes when she sends Frank a man claiming to be Deep Throat, but it backfires when Frank buys his story Series of outrageous practical jokes, which start with a visit from "Deep Throat" get out of hand. 157060 1990 Murphy Brown: Frankly Speaking T DVD -R HQ 4480 (separated into two parts) Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #39. 2-5-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Frank meets the woman of his dreams, a woman he dates more than once. However, she is a psychologist and analyzes every little thing Frank does, something that drives him crazier than he already is. 157061 1997 Murphy Brown: From Here to Jerusalem T DVD -R HQ 6149 Jackson, Hayes Episode #233. 11-19-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Staff worry about nominations for the upcoming Humboldt Awards. No one is nominated, except Murphy who is to receive the lifetime achievement award. She is honored but concerned that her illness might be the reason for receiving the honor at this point in her career. While acting as chaperone for one of Avery's field trips, Murphy meets a younger man who wants to take her out on a date. Murphy decides to accept the young man's offer and begins to enjoy herself. The gang is reluctant to accept him and even Murphy feels she would be embarrassed to be seen with him when she plans to take him to the Humboldt Awards. 157062 1997 Murphy Brown: From the Terrace T DVD -R HQ 6163 Marchinko, Jhoni Episode #236. 12-17-1997. TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Murphy fires yet another secretary and while searching for a story idea for Corky, Kay suggests the staff go out on the terrace. They get trapped out there, when the door closes and no one has a key. Jim has a dinner date scheduled with Doris. Corky is going to miss the lighting of the White House tree and Frank has a flight to Costa Rica. They have a chance to get back inside when Murphy's recently fired secretary returns to the office, only for the ex-secretary it's revenge time. Kay feels they've been locked out on the terrace for some greater purpose, while Murphy has her doubts. Meanwhile, in a building across the way, a man and a woman fight about the time they're not spending on their relationship, only to be inspired by a group of people on a balcony. Secretary #88 (Julie Brown). 157063 1991 Murphy Brown: Full Circle T DVD -R HQ 4860 (Mislabeled as Smiths Go To Washington 1). SV 114 English, Diane Episode #81. 10-14-91 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) After learning about her mother's death, Murphy doesn't seem to be that upset, which makes the FYI gang think that she's hiding her true feelings. She claims it's because of a letter her mother left to her saying that she must not cry. If it's allowed, she’ll make one last visit to Murphy at the end of the night. So Murphy and the Phil crowd decide to celebrate Avery's spirit. Murphy's father, Bill Brown (Darren McGavin) shows up and suggests they go home so they can talk. Father and daughter open big truck Avery left to Murphy containing a photo album and other things. She argues with her father about things from the past. Then she finds a small box with one of Avery's hats. She finds a baby hat that once belonged to her and she cries over her mother's loss for the first time. Her father consoles her. 157064 1989 Murphy Brown: Funnies Girl T DVD -R HQ 4323 Seeley, Tom and Norm Gunzenhauser Episode #18. 4-10-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy tries to grin and bear it when a cartoonist Pat O'Shea (Gregory Procaccino) takes her on-air blunder and plants her in the funnies as "Mouthy Brown" An on-camera slip of the tongue makes Murphy the butt of a cartoonist's joke in "The Adventures of Mouthy Brown." Then the rest of the staff falls victim. 157065 1995 Murphy Brown: FYI of the Hurricane T DVD -R HQ 3730. SV 299 Bragin, Rob Episode #173. 3-20-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Staff is sent down to Florida to cover a hurricane and Murphy is showing signs of being pregnant again. Later after the results of a test are in, Peter Hun (Scott Bakula) asks Murphy an important question. 157066 1993 Murphy Brown: Games Mothers Play T DVD -R HQ 3361 Peterman, Steven and Gary Dontzig Episode #114. 1-4-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Though she thinks she knows how to relate to Avery, Murphy is swayed into giving him some "quality time" by playing games and singing children's songs with a group of other mothers. 157067 1990 Murphy Brown: Going to the Chapel (1) (aka Goin' to the Chapel) T DVD -R HQ 4530 English, Diane and Korby Siamis Episode #48. 5-14-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) When a "geek" from her high school days comes to Washington, Corky's mother & his mother arrange to have them get together They meet, fall in love, and within two weeks announce their plans to get married. Corky runs out into the night with Eldin, when she thinks that maybe she hasn't really experienced life. 157068 1990 Murphy Brown: Going to the Chapel (2) (aka Goin' to the Chapel) T DVD -R HQ 4530 English, Diane and Korby Siamis Episode #49. 5-21-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Upon returning, Corky decides to go ahead with the wedding, but the event is marred by even more last minute indecision, and then Murphy brings out the "soul." 157069 1990 Murphy Brown: Gold Rush, The T DVD -R HQ 4580 Peterman, Steven and Gary Dontzig Episode #54. 10-22-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Insults and sparks fly when Murphy's old flame Jerry Gold (Jay Thomas) joins FYI for a series of heated debates with Murphy Jerry Gold (Jay Thomas) joins FYI where in a new feature he goes "Nose to Nose" with Murphy and the sparks fly, then the fire is rekindled and the sparks fade away. 157070 1995 Murphy Brown: Good Nephew, The T DVD -R HQ 3700. SV 299 Diamond, Bill Episode #172. 3-13-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Mr. Stan Lansing (Garry Marshall). McGovern (Paula Korologos). Secretary #76-Andrew J. Lansing III (Paul Reubens). Murphy is forced to hire Lansing's nephew as her new secretary. He proves to be the best one she's ever had, but only at the expense of the rest of the staff. 157071 1992 Murphy Brown: Guess Who's Coming to Lunch T DVD -R HQ 3185 Palmer, Tom Episode #90.1-13-1992 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) When Corky gets an invitation to a Barbara Bush luncheon, Murphy tries to scam her so she can get back into the White House, a placed she has been banned from 157072 1992 Murphy Brown: He-Ho, He-Ho, It's Off to Lamaze We Go T DVD -R HQ 3251 Peterman, Steven and Gary Dontzig Episode #98. 4-27-1992 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy's doctor advises her to take Lamaze classes, and even though Murphy thinks it's not really necessary, she agrees. The problem is that Murphy has to find a partner for that. Frank is her first choice, but he's on location for a story. Jim is too embarrassed and uncomfortable. Miles feels the same way. Corky offers, but Murphy doesn't think it's a good idea. Eldin is the only one left. They go to first class. Murphy confesses she's scared and asks him for help. Eldin calms her fears. Both think they're going to be fine. 157073 1990 Murphy Brown: Heart of Gold T DVD -R HQ 4490 Woody, Russ Episode #42. 2-26-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) When Murphy learns things about Jerry Gold that no one else is privy to, she looks at him in a different light. They begin to have an affair that shocks everyone at FYI. 157074 1992 Murphy Brown: Heartfelt T DVD -R HQ 3194 King, Michael Patrick Episode #92. 2-3-1992 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Miles succumbs to stress when he has heart attack symptoms at his 30th birthday party. 157075 1989 Murphy Brown: Here's to You Mrs. Kinsella T DVD -R HQ 4430 Woody, Russ Episode #35. 12-18-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) While Murphy is throwing a birthday party for Gene Kinsella, Miles recognizes a woman he had a one-night stand with at a broadcaster's convention, Mrs. Kinsella. However, Kinsella thinks that his wife is having an affair with Frank. 157076 1997 Murphy Brown: Hero Today, Gone Tomorrow T Fassler, Ron Episode #223. 5-5-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Stuart Best (Wallace Shawn) is dubbed a hero at a fire. Murphy's probing questions lead the authorities to think he may have actually set the fire. 157077 1991 Murphy Brown: Hoarse Play T DVD -R HQ 4670. SV 96 Peterman, Steven and Gary Dontzig Episode #64. 2-4-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Miles has money on Murphy to get a quote at a Presidential news conference, but it looks like he'll lose the bet when she loses her voice Ten years ago Murphy was banned from the White House press conferences. To top off her story on the education crisis, Murphy decides she needs a quotation from the "Education" president. When she manages to get a pass, she loses her voice two days before the conference. Reporter (Charles Hutchins). Reporter (John Richard Petersen). 157078 1997 Murphy Brown: How to Marry a Billionaire T Balsam, Adam and Joshua Krawitz Episode #222. 4-28-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Billionaire media mogul proposes marriage to Murphy while she is conducting an on-air interview with him. Murphy doubts the sincerity of the proposal, then the gift of an 8+ carat diamond ring arrives. She declines the invitation, but that doesn't keep Briggs from trying, by using Frank and the other FYI staffers. He even buys her contract from Lansing, then Kay steps in. 157079 1995 Murphy Brown: Humboldt Doldt, The T SV 360, 370 Sternin, Joshua and Jeffrey Ventimilia Episode #187. 11-20-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Ungrateful Miller wins the Humboldt Award for a story that the entire FYI staff works on in a pinch for him on Front and Center. The staff waits anxiously for Murphy's retaliation. FYI Anchor-Reporter Miller Redfield (Christopher Rich). Reporter (Kevin Lowe). Edwin Newman (Himself). 157080 1994 Murphy Brown: Humboldt IV: Judgment Day T DVD -R HQ 3633 Heline, DeAnn and Eileen Heisler Episode #157. 10-24-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Jim tries to get the staff to be part of the Humboldt Award judging committee. Frank just tries to get on the ballot, since he forgot to send in his entry, but didn't forget his ad campaign. After the judging an easy category, Murphy plans to go to a Motown festival with Peter, but when she gets reassigned to another category, she makes the other judge's experience, including Corky, a living hell. 157081 1993 Murphy Brown: I Don't Know You From Madam T DVD -R HQ 8840. SV 236 Belanoff, Adam Episode #133. 11-1-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy works reluctantly on a story the network brass wants on "The Beltway Madam," a high priced call girl who's just been exposed and is the hottest story in town. Reporter #1 (Maura Soden). Reporter #2 (Tim Hutchinson). Reporter #3 (Jan Cobler). Reporter #4 (Sean Masterson). 157082 1997 Murphy Brown: I Hear a Symphony T Hirsch, Janis Episode #235. 12-10-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Corky is working to help the zoo with their charity auction. Murphy's bout with cancer has made her realize there may not another chance to do some of the things she'd like to do. When the one item goes up for bid that she is interested in, it's Murphy Brown vs. Olivia Newton-John for the right to conduct a symphony orchestra. Meanwhile, Doris tells Jim that it is time to file the divorce papers. Murphy encourages him to fight for her. 157083 1992 Murphy Brown: I Never Sang for My Husband T DVD -R HQ 8717 Palmer, Tom Episode #106. 10-12-1992 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Doris, feeling that her life is miserable, decides to become a cabaret singer and Jim has hard time dealing with it. 157084 1990 Murphy Brown: I Want My FYI T DVD -R HQ 4470 Seeley, Tom and Norm Gunzenhauser Episode #38 1-29-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). When Miles produces a kids version of FYI, Murphy may be too much of a mentor for her "mini-Murph" Natalie (Mayim Bialik) Miles asks the staff to be mentors for a group of young reporters who will be doing a pilot for an FYI-type program for kids. Murphy over-helps her protégé. Then let her do it her way. Jim Dial helps Wes Jordan (Mark-Paul Gosselaar). Corky Sherwood helps Tracey (Laura Mooney). Frank Fontana helps Henry "Hank" (Troy Slaten). 157085 1995 Murphy Brown: I Want My MTV-Jay T Diamond, Bill Episode #167. 1-23-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) While Lansing is in the hospital for a "heart attack," he decides to bring youth and cute animals into the CBS schedule, this includes the addition of a former MTV veejay to FYI. Murphy likes the new anchor, but during a White House press conference, her politics come out. Entertainment Anchor-Reporter Pat O'Brien (Himself). Reporter #2 (Catherine Schreiber). 157086 1994 Murphy Brown: I Would Have Danced All Night T DVD -R HQ 4239. SV 184 Peterman, Steven and Gary Dontzig Episode #9. 1-9-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy is perplexed and angry when everyone on the staff is invited to the inaugural ball of President-elect Bush. Was it something she reported? Miles debates about asking a taller woman to the ball. English says in this episode, Murphy Brown became real -- George Bush sent Bergen a special invitation to the inaugural ball. 157087 1991 Murphy Brown: I'm As Much of a Man as I Ever Was T DVD -R HQ 4830 Peterman, Steven and Gary Dontzig Episode #78. 9-23-91 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Pregnant Murphy, determined to keep up the pace as a reporter, races after a quote from the President, who'll only talk while jogging Eugene (Gene) Kinsella (Alan Oppenheimer) finds out about Murphy's pregnancy and considers the idea of taking her off the air. But Miles convinces him not to. Once that is solved, Murphy must get a quote from the president for her latest story. Frank says the only way to get this quote is jogging with him. Murphy thinks she's up for the job but Frank and Jim don't think so because of her pregnancy. So Murphy accepts Frank's offer of getting the quote for her. When that doesn't work, Murphy tries to get it herself and ends up running over the president with her bike. Even though Murphy didn't get her quote, she's happy. And concludes that her pregnancy will not make her life any more difficult, all she has to do is be a little more creative. 157088 1992 Murphy Brown: I'm Dreaming of a Brown Christmas T SV 300 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #113. 12-14-1992, (Christmas Show, Michael-David Pictures) TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) On Christmas Eve, Murphy wants to celebrate Avery's first Christmas simply, but she finds herself dealing with two surprise guests. Murphy's father and aunt arrive to celebrate the holiday, and it becomes a traditional Brown family Christmas. 157089 1996 Murphy Brown: If You're Going to Talk the Talk T Dunn, Sarah Episode #190. 1-15-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy is the reluctant winner of an interview with a celebrity who's never given one. Just as she gets into doing the whole "fluff" piece, a real news story breaks out. The network decides they want to continue with the "fluff" but will Murphy sacrifice her journalistic integrity? 157090 1991 Murphy Brown: Inside Murphy Brown T DVD -R HQ 3153 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #85. 11-18-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy has an appointment with a gynecologist for a test she can't drive to, when no one else is available, Jim must take her. The results of the test are normal with one exception, it's a boy 157091 1993 Murphy Brown: Intern, The T DVD -R HQ 3397 Palmer, Tom Episode #117. 2-1-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Corky gets an intern job for one of her sorority sisters, a recent college graduate. The staff over-protects their new intern, from labor-intensive and meaningless jobs, when she turns out to be much older than they expected News Anchor (Constance Anderson). 157092 1991 Murphy Brown: It Came From College T DVD -R HQ 3143. SV 190 Beatts, Anne Episode #83. 11-4-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) When Murphy looks after a friend's 18-year-old daughter she begins to learn about what being a mother is all about 157093 1989 Murphy Brown: It's How You Play the Game T DVD -R HQ 4290. A1220 Woody, Russ Episode #14. 2-27-89 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Tabloid television: poor ratings force Murphy to do a piece intellectually accessible to a broader audience. Retail Sex in America To get the public to see Frank's piece on the homeless, the FYI team competes with Jerry Gold's show on its level with surprising results. 157094 1994 Murphy Brown: It's Just Like Riding a Bike T DVD -R HQ 3590 Heline, DeAnn and Eileen Heisler Episode #149. 5-2-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Peter returns to town and he and Murphy pick up right where they left off. Back at her place, Murphy delays the inevitable. 157095 1995 Murphy Brown: It's Miller Time T SV 320 Saltzman, Michael Episode #170. 2-20-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Miles begins to split his time with another show that features Miller Redfield, who is still interested in Corky. Murphy takes over FYI meanwhile, Miles is too busy for a relationship with Corky. Next Wave Anchor (James Kinyama-Lem). Next Wave P.A. (Sarah Taylor). Next Wave Producer (Erika Schickel). Miller Redfield (Christopher Rich). 157096 1993 Murphy Brown: It's Not Easy Being Brown T DVD -R HQ 3505. SV 243 Heline, DeAnn & Eileen Heisler Episode #137. 11-29-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) To improve upon her image, Murphy gets a publicist and makes an appearance on a children's puppet show. 157097 1990 Murphy Brown: Jingle Hell, Jingle Hell, Jingle All the Way T DVD -R HQ 7472 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #60. 12-17-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) After Murphy gets the staff to agree to no presents this year, Murphy's little gifts for the rest of the staff causes a last-minute Christmas gift-buying frenzy. 157098 1989 Murphy Brown: Kyle T DVD -R HQ 4254 Woody, Russ Episode #10. 1-16-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy's story wins freedom for an innocent man. When the rest of the team realizes he has a problem adjusting with the outside world, Miles offers him a job as Murphy's secretary. Kyle (Leslie Jordan) 157099 1990 Murphy Brown: Last Laugh, The T DVD -R HQ 4600. Palmer, Tom Episode #56. 11-12-90 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy's antics have Jim (Charles Kimbrough) in stitches on the air, but it's no laughing matter when he's so broken up over breaking up that he decides not to return Jim goes into hiding after losing control on the air featuring the only thing people will remember about him is that one moment in his long career. 157100 1998 Murphy Brown: Last Temptation of Murphy, The T DVD -R HQ 6173 Jackson, Hayes Episode #237.1-7-1998 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Murphy's new secretary makes a great cup of coffee, but doesn't have time for much else. Secretary #89 (Laura Kightlinger). Eleanor Mondale (Herself) Murphy receives a call from a former Wall Street trader who has just been released from his prison sentence for insider trading and he wants to be interviewed on the show. During the on camera interview, he proposes to use some of his money to hold a benefit run for breast cancer research, which he would like Murphy endorse. Off-camera, she thinks he might have changed when everything seems to go right with the event. Until he tells her that he doubled the million dollars they rose. She also discovers that public opinion is split, not on what she did, but who she did it with. 157101 1992 Murphy Brown: Life After Birth T DVD -R HQ 8590. SV 169 Tolan, Peter Episode #104. 9-28-92 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) During her first day back at FYI, Murphy discovers just how hard it is to leave the baby at home with a nanny. 157102 1990 Murphy Brown: Local Hero T DVD -R HQ 4560 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #52. 10-1-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Although Frank trades himself for hostages, he's a prisoner of fear when his folks arrive for their 50th anniversary Frank rescues people trapped in a hostage situation, but falls to pieces when his parents come to town for the celebration of 50th wedding anniversary bash. It's a party Frank forgot to plan. 157103 1994 Murphy Brown: Loose Affiliations T DVD -R HQ 3630. SV 282 Pope, Elaine and John Bowman Episode #154. 10-3-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy bad mouths the network's new fall line-up and the staff is forced to attend an affiliate's meeting. 157104 1991 Murphy Brown: Love is Blonde T DVD -R HQ 3171 Palmer, Tom Episode #88. 12-16-91 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). With Will in Hollywood writing a movie, lonely Corky considers casting herself a new leading man -- empty-headed ex-anchor Miller Redfield (Christopher Rich) Feeling neglected by her husband, Corky considers "moving down the food chain," when she becomes involved with Miller Redfield (Christopher Rich). 157105 1992 Murphy Brown: Lovesick T DVD -R HQ 3185. SV 123 (Media Excerpts). Peterman, Steve and Gary Dontzig Episode #91. 1-20-92 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy is confined to the house for two weeks. Jerry (Jay Thomas) moves in to help, but cohabitation lowers ceiling on their tolerance levels Murphy returns from a trip feeling a little ill. It turns out she is having pre-term labor pains, common for pregnant women over 40. Jerry Gold (Jay Thomas) offers to move in with Murphy to help her out. They both learn about having a live-in relationship 157106 1995 Murphy Brown: Make Room for Daddy T Pope, Elaine and John Bowman Episode #175. 5-15-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Their busy schedules keep postponing the details for the various wedding activities, Murphy claims they are not pre-wedding jitters, but aren't they? Miller confronts Corky about taking their relationship to the "next level," sex. Frank arranges Peter's bachelor party and when he doesn't make it, guess who shows up. 157107 1991 Murphy Brown: Male Call T DVD -R HQ 4850 King, Michael Patrick Episode #79. 9-30-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Out to prove the new men's movement is a fraud, Murphy attends a men's-only workshop to get the real story on the new men's movement and Frank, Miles and Jim are participants. 157108 1997 Murphy Brown: Mama Miller T DVD -R HQ 3983. Diamond, Bill and Rob Bragin Episode #224. 5-12-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Miller's overbearing mother is going to write him off as her son since he is an idiot and not married yet. To impress her, Miller claims that he and Murphy are friends. Because Murphy is uncomfortable around Miller, his mother suspects they might be more than friends. Something he doesn't readily deny. 157109 1989 Murphy Brown: Mama Said T DVD -R HQ 4290. English, Diane Episode #15. 3-6-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy's overbearing mother comes to visit for an unspecified length of time. 157110 1998 Murphy Brown: Man and a Woman, A T Marchinko, Jhoni Episode #244. 4-27-1998 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). To prove her point about gender identification, Kay shows up at Phil's dressed as a man. The disguise fools the staff and Murphy uses Kay in her disguise to stop the advances of an IRS tax accountant that has information Murphy needs for a big story. Unfortunately, the poly jeopardizes Murphy's chances at the story. The staff tries to help Murphy rescue her story. 157111 1995 Murphy Brown: McGovern Unclothed T DVD -R HQ 3680 (Mislabeled as 376). VHS 365 Heline, DeAnn and Elaine Heisler Episode #171. 2-27-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) When McGovern (Paula Korologos) appears naked on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine, Murphy is certain that Lansing will get rid of her. Secretary #74 (Michael Bailey Smith) 157112 1992 Murphy Brown: Me Thinks His Parents Doth Protest Too Much T DVD -R HQ 3337. SV 174 Palmer, Tom Episode #110. 11-16-92 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Miles is embarrassed when his activist parents come to Washington for a large demonstration 157113 1989 Murphy Brown: Memo That Got Away, The T DVD -R HQ 4370. Dukane, Sy and Denise Moss Episode #25. 10-2-89 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy wants the head of a junior-high school reporter (Judd Trichter), a hacker who obtained a private memo Murphy wrote criticizing her co-workers High-school computer hacker Lewis Kletter (Judd Trichter) stumbles onto a memo by Murphy about her co-workers and he plans to publish it in the school paper. 157114 1992 Murphy Brown: Midnight Plane to Paris T DVD -R HQ 3322. SV 172 Aronsohn, Lee Episode #109. 11-9-1992 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy leaves Eldin as nanny when she must fly to Paris for a European Summit Conference. She also decides on the baby's name, Avery, and a full time nanny, Eldin. 157115 1996 Murphy Brown: Miles Away T DVD -R HQ 3857. SV 404 Bragin, Rob and Bill Diamond and Michael Saltzman Episode #201. 5-20-1996. Last show of Season 8. TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Miles Silverberg leaves FYI. Unemployed staff members decide it would be a slap in the face to the network if they helped Jim and his team out. Miller Redfield (Christopher Rich) wants to move into Murphy's office. Miles fills Lansing (Garry Marshall) in on the state of things. Lansing offers advice to Miles, which he declines. Lansing concedes. FYI is back, complete with Jim. The network is going to let them run the tobacco story. Charles Kuralt takes over Jim's responsibilities at ICN. Impressed with Miles' hardball tactics, Lansing offers him a big job in New York City and he accepts. 157116 1989 Murphy Brown: Miles' Big Adventure T DVD -R HQ 4380. Seeley, Tom and Norm Gunzenhauser Episode #27. 10-23-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). While vacationing on a small tropical island, Miles has a chance to score a scoop when an Air Force pilot picks the same island to hold the world hostage with a nuclear weapon While on vacation, Miles' return flight is delayed by an Air Force pilot who has hijacked an F15-Eagle loaded with nuclear warheads. 157117 1995 Murphy Brown: Miller's Crossing T DVD -R HQ 3755 Burgi, Alana and Marsha Myers Episode #183. 10-23-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy fears that she is losing her touch when she loses an important interview to Miller Redfield, but his touch is a little different. 157118 1991 Murphy Brown: Mission Control T King, Michael Patrick Episode #86. 11-25-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy volunteers the FYI staff to serve Thanksgiving dinner at a homeless shelter. Anchorman (John Brennan). 157119 1995 Murphy Brown: Model Relationships T SV 320 Saltzman, Michael Episode #174. 5-8-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Miles begins dating Vendela, the supermodel, to make Corky jealous. Murphy relents and lets Corky help make her wedding plans, so that pizza won't be on the menu. 157120 1996 Murphy Brown: Montezuma's Retreat T Sternin, Joshua and Jeffrey Ventimilia Episode #214. 12-16-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Murphy suspects that Kay has ulterior motives when Kay says the network is sending the staff to a retreat in Mexico. Instead, while there, she must contend with filling all her free time avoiding a group of employees from a corporation that she exposed for their corrupt practices. Corky faces being without Miles, yet again. Jim discovers a "short"-age when he packs his own suitcase for the first time. Frank fearing the worst when Kay wants to talk with him gets the courage to confront her. 157121 1993 Murphy Brown: More Things Change, The T DVD -R HQ 3422. SV 234 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #127. 9-20-1993. Sixth Season Opener TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) An arrogant new colleague threatens everyone on the staff, especially Murphy who's just reduced her role on FYI resulting from the pressures of motherhood. Their relationship hits it off real well just as the show is ready to air 157122 1994 Murphy Brown: More Things Stay the Same, The T DVD -R HQ 3605. Siamis, Korby and Steven Peterman Episode #151. 5-16-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Frank, Jim and Murphy are all up for contract renewals as FYI celebrates the airing of its 500th broadcast and their egos go unchecked. 157123 1989 Murphy Brown: Morning Show, The T DVD -R HQ 4346 Baker, Kathryn Episode #22. 5-22-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) During an off week at FYI, Murphy & Corky co-anchor the network's morning show, and Murphy finds it's a job she just isn't made for. Murphy's new secretary has a passing resemblance to a "dead" celebrity. 157124 1989 Murphy Brown: Moscow on the Potomac T DVD -R HQ 4296 Dukane, Sy and Denise Moss Episode #16. 3-13-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy and her Soviet counterpart Vladia (Robin Strasser) launch their own Cold War when Murphy finds the Russian's ego rivals her own Murphy prepares for a joint broadcast with the Soviet news equivalent of Murphy Brown. 157125 1993 Murphy Brown: Murphy and the Amazing Leaping Man T DVD -R HQ 3417 King, Michael Patrick Episode #123. 3-22-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) When Murphy can't join him for their annual escapades at the Press Club dinners, Frank does something unusual, he goes alone. At the dinner he is accused of being a bachelor and he stops by Corky's to talk, she inspires him to "take the leap." So to the shock of everyone he gets a steady girlfriend. 157126 1990 Murphy Brown: Murphy Brown School of Broadcasting, The T DVD -R HQ 4480 Anderson, Marilyn and Billy Riback Episode #40. 2-12-90 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy votes herself Most Likely To Be Embarrassed when her high school journalism teacher (William Schallert) opens a broadcasting school with her name on it Murphy's journalism mentor from her high school days has retired to combat inactivity. He comes to Washington to open a journalism school using her name. 157127 1992 Murphy Brown: Murphy Buys the Farm T DVD -R HQ 3217 Palmer, Tom Episode #94. 3-2-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy gets everyone to reluctantly join her, for an old fashioned weekend at the farm she is considering buying. The neighbors in the area aren't as old fashioned as Murphy would like. 157128 1997 Murphy Brown: Murphy Redux T VHS 587 Flanagan, Marc Episode #226. 10-1-1997. Season 10 Premiere TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy says her goodbyes to the gang of FYI. Takes a month off before her new job at the White House starts. On her first day, Murphy enters the gate of the White House and 40 minutes later she makes her exit. She goes back to FYI looking for her old job although Joan Lunden is a prime candidate. When she does return, her first show back features a report by Corky on breast cancer. Appalled by the fact that neither Murphy nor Kay has had a recent mammogram, Corky insists they each get one. Kay's test is negative. But Murphy has to speak to the doctor. 157129 1995 Murphy Brown: Murphy's Law T DVD -R HQ 3754. SV 369 Episode #181. 10-9-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy's appearance in traffic court and her need to not get special treatment because of her celebrity status gets her a fine and 40 hours of community service. The judge demands that she reappear in court when it is reported that she didn't serve her time by getting special treatment. The network hires a high-power "defense team." 157130 1988 Murphy Brown: Murphy's Pony T DVD -R HQ 7443 English, Diane Episode #5. 12-11-1988 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) During the Christmas holidays, a mother abandons her children to the care of Murphy Brown. Murphy goes all out to help them out. 157131 1989 Murphy Brown: My Dinner with Einstein T Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #17. 3-20-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud). Murphy dates a physicist to prove looks aren't everything, but he proves to be a party guy. Photographer #1 (Ron Orbach). 157132 1996 Murphy Brown: My Fair Miller T Sacks, David Episode #191. 11-22-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Lansing asks Jim to turn Miller into a real newsman. The rest of FYI is shocked to find out that Jim is responsible for the change in Miller. Jim is shocked to find out that a similar things was done for him many years ago. 157133 1995 Murphy Brown: My Movie with Louis T DVD -R HQ 3605 (Mistitled). SV 278 Diamond, Bill and Michael Saltzman Episode #150. 5-9-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Stan Lansing (Garry Marshall). Despite the network's policy against it, Murphy decides to play a "small, but pivotal role" in director Louis Malle's new film. After getting the script, Murphy goes to the set to get changes made that will protect her "journalistic integrity." Malle was Bergen's real-life husband who died the following year of cancer. 157134 1999 Murphy Brown: Never Can Say Goodbye (1) and (2) T SVD 694 English, Diane Episodes #246-247 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy fires her last secretary. Plans on leaving FYI. It's been six months since her last chemotherapy treatment. She wants to live the rest of her life. Jim mentions it might be time for him to go as well. Rest of the staff tries to come to grips with situation. Julia Roberts stops by offices of FYI hoping to meet Frank Fontana. To be free and clear of cancer, Murphy needs to have another mammogram. It shows need for exploratory surgery. She goes under the knife as the gang waits outside. She interviews God (Alan King). Jim seeks career advice from Mike Wallace (Himself) who tells him he is boring and has lost his spark. God tells Murphy she must make the best of the gifts she has. Abnormality just a cyst. Frank and Julia get together. Jim prepares to leave. Everyone tells Murphy about their new careers. After a group hug they decide to stay together. 157135 1996 Murphy Brown: Night of the Living News T DVD -R HQ 5310. SV 170 Aronsohn, Lee Episode #107. 10-26-1992 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Frank, sensing his big break, persuades a reluctant Murphy to co-host the network's new overnight news program with him and the pair get punchy while on the air. 157136 1996 Murphy Brown: Nobody's Perfect T Palmer, Tom Episode #211.11-18-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Frank thinks that Dana may finally be the one. He asks Murphy to have lunch with her and give her approval. When she does, he hesitates, but then moves he moves in with her. At their first dinner party, some truths about Dana are revealed. She keeps a menagerie in her apartment, has a son, her furniture is being repossessed and her ex-husband has broken out of prison and is looking for a place to stay. 157137 1991 Murphy Brown: Novel, The T DVD -R HQ 7106. Siamis, Korby Episode #65. 2-11-91 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Foreign Correspondent Monique, the sexy, passionate, love interest in Jim's spy novel resembles Murphy Brown. Jim writes it off as coincidence, but Murphy wants to close the book on his crush Jim's new novel seems to uncover his affection for Murphy when the central character meets a blonde female reporter. 157138 1988 Murphy Brown: Nowhere to Run T DVD -R HQ 4190 Woody, Russ Episode #3. 11-28-88 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy's story exposing a mob figure leaves Miles feeling exposed himself. Death threat Murphy investigates a federal prosecutor who's linked to mob-run prostitution. Miles fears for his life when he receives his first death threat. 157139 1989 Murphy Brown: Off the Job Experience T DVD -R HQ 4266 Seeley, Tom and Norm Gunzenhauser Episode #11. 1-23-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Miles suspends Murphy for her handling of an interview. So she leaves the office for two weeks and becomes miserable 157140 1996 Murphy Brown: Office Politics T Kunstler, Bill Episode #206. 10-14-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Murphy begins to redecorate her bedroom into an office with a few extra amenities. Jim insists that she get a permit and have the job done properly, she'd already started. To get a permit, she has to get permission from her neighbor, Old Man Swenson. Eventually an agreement is reached, but will Murphy endure him long enough to keep up her end of the bargain. 157141 1997 Murphy Brown: Oh, Danny Boy T Palmer, Tom Episode #219. 2-10-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Corky complains about the local dry cleaner. She plans to take action. Frank complains about Dana's delinquent son. Murphy suggests that he gets a job. Frank asks Kay and he suddenly becomes a valuable asset to the organization, as a strong arm man. Murphy, stuck keeping an eye on Danny has to take him with her to Atlantic City. While there, gambling fever takes them over 157142 1996 Murphy Brown: Old Flames T Bragin, Rob Episode #192. 2-5-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy misses a social event and tries to pull an all-nighter to work on her latest story. Peter drops by unexpectedly (he's only in town for 24 hours). Murphy wants to keep working on her story. Instead she falls asleep. She begins dreaming that she's on trial for all her relationship sins, and begins facing all her previous suitors in court. 157143 1991 Murphy Brown: On Another Plane T DVD -R HQ 4710. English, Diane Episode #67 and #68. 2-25-91. One-Hour Episode TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy and Frank in airplane that develops engine trouble. When their plane gets into trouble, Murphy and Frank's lives flash before their eyes. They witness their wake, giving them further time for reflection on their lives. 157144 1991 Murphy Brown: On the CBS Morning News CC SV 125 Promotion TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) 157145 1990 Murphy Brown: On the Road Again T DVD -R HQ 4500 Moss, Denise and Sy Dukane Episode #43. 3-5-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) On a publicity jaunt, Murphy and Jim find themselves snowbound in Kansas. While killing time in the bar Murphy challenges Jim's ability to flirt, something Jim may later regret. 157146 1992 Murphy Brown: On the Rocks T DVD -R HQ 3251 Lux, Ron and Eugene Stein Episode #99. 5-4-1992 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Network tries a temporary replacement for Murphy. But Murphy recognizes the same signs in her that show she is on the same path Murphy once traveled, alcoholism. 157147 1993 Murphy Brown: One T SV 213 Peterman, Steven and Gary Dontzig Episode #126. 5-17-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy plans Avery's first birthday party. But on the day of the big event her plane from New York is fogged in. While the others celebrate, Murphy tries everything to get back. Frank brings a special guest for the event. The missing of this big even in Avery's life makes Murphy decide that maybe she just can't do it all. So she plans to make a couple of changes in her career. Barry Manilow sings" I Am Your Child." 157148 1996 Murphy Brown: One Night Stan, A T Seeley, Tom and Norm Gunzenhauser Episode #212. 11-25-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). In an attempt to divert Kay's attention from FYI, Murphy suggests that Kay produce a new afternoon talk show that she also convinces Stan that he can host. Frank even gets to play the saxophone in the house band. The premiere show starts out real bad and guest Tom Hanks escapes. Murphy becomes the replacement guest. 157149 1997 Murphy Brown: Operation, Murphy Brown T Norm Gunzenhauser and Tm Seeley Episode #229. 10-22-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Murphy worries about how she is going to tell Avery about the trip to the hospital she is making to treat a word she can't yet bring herself to say. The gang plans to help Murphy keep the nature of her surgery from an annoying member of the paparazzi. Kay, disguised as Murphy, Jim and Corky try to keep the photographer diverted while Murphy is prepared for the procedure, but are the doctors prepared for her? Despite the efforts, the photographer gets photos and the real information about Murphy's visit. Frank deals with that issue. Meanwhile in recovery Murphy meets a woman whose words help her to say the word, cancer. 157150 1998 Murphy Brown: Opus One T DVD -R HQ 6212. VHSSP 677 Episode #241. 4-6-1998 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy is done with her chemotherapy and she thinks that is the best birthday present she could get for her 50th birthday. Frank and Murphy decide that it might be interesting to try going on a date together. Frank has a big surprise for Murphy -- he has had American Bandstand recreated in the FYI studio complete with Dick Clark (Himself), Chubby Checker (Himself), Fabian (Himself), Lesley Gore (Herself) and a variety of featured artists. Kathleen Dubek (Sally Field), Murphy's confused secretary. 157151 1997 Murphy Brown: Petty Woman T DVD -R HQ 6149 (Some Video Tape Break-up). Masters, Bill Episode #232. 11-12-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Murphy's archrival, Athena Gillington, invites her to one of her parties. Murphy doesn't want to go because she thinks it is a pity invitation. Murphy relents and attends the party where she discovers two things about Athena, one that she is using Murphy's presence at the party as publicity for her I just turned 50 book and two, that Athena is much older than 50. 157152 1996 Murphy Brown: Phil's Dead -- Long Live Phil's T Seeley, Tom and Norm Gunzenhauser Episode #207. 10-21-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Phil passes away. When Phyllis announces her intention to sell, the gang decides to buy the bar. Trouble begins when each has their own idea how to improve the place. Finally they decide that they should keep one tradition 157153 1992 Murphy Brown: Phil's Not So Silent Partner T DVD -R HQ 8516 Palmer, Tom Episode #97. 3-23-1992 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy loans Phil some money to keep his place from going under, but Phil gets more than money and more than he can take with the deal. 157154 1994 Murphy Brown: Piece of the Auction, A T DVD -R HQ 3542 Bragin, Rob Episode #140.1-3-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy gets rude remarks by radio personality Marty Crane (Dennis Boutsikaris). She gets mad but the gang actually thin the things Marty says about Murphy are funny. They're all now at a charity event at Phil's, while every one of the gang donated something to be auctioned, Murphy decided to donate herself, that means the winner will spend a whole day with her in the office and then go to dinner Marty Crane is there, and buys Murphy for 10 thousand dollars. Murphy doesn't accept it at first but then agrees, after all I can't be that bad. Marty shows up at the bullpen with cameras and girls with costumes. At restaurant, Murphy doesn't want people to see her with Marty and he notices this. Honest talk. Make plans to get together again. Next morning while driving to work, Murphy hears indecent comments about her from Crane. He said she's not the queen of ice but "hot and nasty." Murphy is furious. Drives to station. Marty calms her down. Agrees the target of the jokes will be Diane Sawyer from now on, so Murphy can laugh. 157155 1993 Murphy Brown: Political Correctness T DVD -R HQ 3454 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #130. 10-11-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Series of on-air comments made by Peter and Murphy gets the staff forced to attend a seminar on political correctness 157156 1996 Murphy Brown: Power Play T DVD -R HQ 3858 Stevens, Bob Episode #203. 9-23-1996. TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Kay Carter (Lily Tomlin ) begins to wield her power. She starts with the wardrobe policy, the coffee island and holding the story meetings in her office. Murphy fights back and the rest of the staff joins her, even though they like the story assignments she's given them. She stands fast as they all cave in. She confronts Kay and lets her know who's in charge. Murphy takes Kay's story idea (moderating the Presidential debates) and finds out the rest have killed their stories. Kay offers to help them get them back as Murphy declares war. 157157 1994 Murphy Brown: Prelude to a Kiss T DVD -R HQ 3648 Diamond, Bill Episode #160. 11-14-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Unbeknownst to Miles, Corky classifies a Saturday night dinner with him as a date. When he does find out, first he isn't interested, but then changes his mind. 157158 1991 Murphy Brown: Q & A on FYI T DVD -R HQ 4830 (DVD -R HQ 4820 is mislabeled -- actually Usual Suspects episode instead). Tolan, Peter Episode #74. 5-13-91 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Can the team from FYI beat a panel of college whiz kids? The FYI staff vies against Yale on a TV quiz show, but at the dress rehearsal, they realize just how much they've forgotten since their school days. 157159 1991 Murphy Brown: Queen of Soul, The T DVD -R HQ 3153 Palmer, Tom Episode #84. 11-11-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy has so much R-E-S-P-E-C-T for her idol Aretha Franklin that she asks others for more airtime, and is forced to stall when soul train is delayed Murphy's chance to interview the "Queen of Soul" is in jeopardy when her train arrives late and the limo gets detoured and the staff struggles to fill the air time. 157160 1992 Murphy Brown: Rage Before Beauty T DVD -R HQ 5195. SV 142 Tolan, Peter Episode #96. 3-16-92 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy changes her hairstyle to rebel against an appearance clause in her contract. The network's and the audience reaction is less favorable. 157161 1995 Murphy Brown: Rat's Tale, A T DVD -R HQ 3680 (Mislabeled as 3676). SV 298 Bragin, Rob Episode #169. 2-13-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) There is a rat running amok at FYI as they move to their new ground level studio, with a "Window on America." The animal rights activists react when Murphy is seen catching a rat on camera. 157162 1993 Murphy Brown: Reaper Madness T DVD -R HQ 3505. SV 239 Bragin, Rob Episode #136. 11-22-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy is obsessed with the need to try to explain death to Avery and bothers everyone for their perspective. 157163 1994 Murphy Brown: Reporters Make Strange Bedfellows T DVD -R HQ 3648. SV 294 Heisler, Eileen and DeAnn Heline Episode #159. 11-7-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) After her story falls apart, Peter & Murphy try to have a romantic weekend in the Cayman Islands. Just after arriving, Murphy gets word that the story is back on and Peter stumbles onto a lead and then their competition begins. 157164 1995 Murphy Brown: Requiem for a Crew Guy T DVD -R HQ 3679 (Mislabeled as 3675). SV 296 Heisler, Eileen and DeAnn Heline Episode #166. 1-16-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy is the only one who can't remember Jack, a crew member who's just died. Everyone else can, but Murphy is the one who's been asked to give the eulogy. 157165 1988 Murphy Brown: Respect T DVD -R HQ 4170. SV 162. A1217 English, Diane Episode #1. 11-14-1988 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy Brown, recent Betty Ford Clinic alum. Whiz-kid producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud). Interview with man involved in political sex scandal Murphy returns to FYI after "drying out" at the Betty Ford Clinic. The show has undergone some changes while she was gone including the addition of a beauty queen to the anchor desk and a new young executive producer. In her first week back, she isn't sure whether she still has her edge. Secretary #1 (Mary Cadorette). Magazine covers open the program with Murphy Brown on the covers of Newsweek, US, People, Life -- framed copies on her wall as a Welcome Back Murphy sign is revealed. 157166 1991 Murphy Brown: Retreat T DVD -R HQ 4630 Palmer, Tom Episode #61. 1-7-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) When tensions arise among the staff, Miles arranges for a corporate weekend retreat. Where they learn to develop their teamwork as they compete against a group of bankers. 157167 1995 Murphy Brown: Retrospective (1) and (2) T DVD -R HQ 3752 Paolantonio, Bill and Greg Czech and Eric Schotz Episodes #176-#177. 5-22-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) First seven seasons of the show highlighted by Lesley Stahl of CBS's 60 Minutes including interviews with cast and Diane English, the series creator. 157168 1989 Murphy Brown: Roasted T DVD -R HQ 4400. SV 165 Seeley, Tom and Norm Gunzenhauser Episode #31. 11-20-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Walter Cronkite and Irving R. Levine are among those in line to take jabs at Jim when Murphy throws him a surprise roast -- unaware he's in the middle of a midlife crisis Staff plans a surprise roast for Jim on his 25th anniversary at the network. He tells Murphy before the event that he "couldn't handle a chance meeting with anyone I know." Walter Cronkite (Himself). Irving R. Levine (Himself). 157169 1990 Murphy Brown: Rootless People T Dukane, Sy and Denise Moss Episode #57. 11-19-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Larry King (Himself). Finished early with her story, Murphy terrorizes the rest of the staff with her practical jokes. When a gang of environmental terrorists kidnap her, nobody believes her. 157170 1995 Murphy Brown: Rumble in the Alley T SV 297 Barol, Bill Episode #165. 1-9-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy and Peter Hunt (Scott Bakula) find out how much they don't know when they go out on a double date with Frank and a quick blind date that Peter finds for him. Corky and Miles relationship begins to gel. 157171 1998 Murphy Brown: Second Time Around T DVD -R HQ 6199 Hirsch, Janiks Episode #243. 4-20-1998 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). For a birthday present, Murphy helps her friend Lisa, from the cancer support group, to meet her high school crush. The gang decides to return the same favor for Murphy when Murphy mentions the name of boy she had a crush on. He was the lead in a high school production of "The Music Man." They set up a surprise meeting and they discover that Murphy's old crush is now a lounge singer. 157172 1994 Murphy Brown: Secret Life of Jim Dial, The T DVD -R HQ 3661. SV 292 Scovell, Nell Episode #162. 11-28-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Series of incidents, while Doris is away, make Jim the subject of a tabloid article and his co-workers begin to doubt the credibility of his side of the story. 157173 1998 Murphy Brown: Seems Like Gold Times T SVDSP 671 (Incomplete) Woody, Russ Episode #242. 4-13-1998 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Jerry Gold (Jay Thomas) returns from Germany and it seems just like old times for Murphy and Jerry and the gang. Even Kay sees it as she tells the gang how she thinks there perfect for each other. Murphy and Jerry take the day off from work and feel the old sparks again. He inquires on her health. Jerry and Murphy end up in bed together and Murphy tells him she does not want a relationship. Jerry says like wise because he's getting married. Murphy tries to kick Jerry out of her house. He tells her he wants her to be his best man because he cares so much about her. Murphy agrees with much begrudging. Murphy pretends she's not hurt, but Kay can see it. Jerry and Murphy fight. He gets married. 157174 1992 Murphy Brown: Send in the Clowns T DVD -R HQ 3217. SV 154 Tolan, Peter Episode #93. 2-24-92 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy is called before a Senate committee probing the leak of a secret report on congressional junkets and unpaid parking tickets Following her story on personal spending habits of government officials, a Senate committee must decide whether to find her in contempt of Congress. 157175 1996 Murphy Brown: Separation Anxiety T Kunstler, Bill Episode #213. 12-2-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Everyone tries to come up with an excuse to miss Jim and Doris's annual party. This year's festivities are anything but boring when their fight turns into a separation. 157176 1988 Murphy Brown: Set Me Free T DVD -R HQ 4214. A1226 English, Diane Episode #7. 12-19-1988 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy, one month out of Betty Ford Center, is interrupted on the air by a police man with a gun Murphy's having a rotten day, complicated by a gunman who interrupts the show and demands they read his statement on the air and it gets capped off by the painter she hired to do her kitchen sticking around to finish "extending myself." 157177 1995 Murphy Brown: Sex or Death T DVD -R HQ 3755 Sacks, David Episode #182. 10-16-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Sex (consummation of his marriage to Corky) or death (from Murphy) is on the line for Miles when he gives a pivotal political story to each of them, then must take it back. He waffles and assigns the story to both of them. 157178 1993 Murphy Brown: Ship of Phil's T DVD -R HQ 8908 Diamond, Bill and Michael Saltzman Episode #125. 5-10-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy and Phil play for high stakes during their annual poker cruise aboard his houseboat. Miles suffers from an overdose of seasick medication 157179 1988 Murphy Brown: Signed, Sealed, Delivered T DVD -R HQ 4190 English, Diane Episode #4. 12-5-88 A1221 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy is assigned to interview her political activist ex-husband and worries about keeping her professionalism on the air Miles schedules Murphy to interview her radical ex-husband. Murphy and Jake's feelings for one another begin to ruin the chance of a professional interview. Jake Lowenstein (Robin Thomas). 157180 1991 Murphy Brown: Small T SV 72 Dukane, Sy and Denise Moss Episode #72. 4-29-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Cameos by Paul Zahn and Mark McEwen of CBS This Morning -- Murphy's in big trouble when her joke about short men has one of the m jockeying for public apology Murphy makes a flip remark that insults short men, especially members of "The 66 Club." She shows them their "short" sightedness. Paula Zahn (Herself). Mark McEwen (Himself). 157181 1991 Murphy Brown: Smiths Go To Washington, The T DVD -R HQ 4860. SV 114 King, Michael Patrick Episode #82. 10-28-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) It's Nightline vs. FYI when both shows court a small town family that inadvertently taped a senator's romantic rendezvous. 157182 1996 Murphy Brown: Son of Dottie T SV 438 Pollon, Daphne Episode #205. 10-7-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Dottie Wilcox (Shelley Long) invites Avery to her son Harrison's birthday party, despite the fact that Murphy tells her she doesn't like her. Corky finds some interesting information on Dottie's clothing line. Murphy makes a deal and trades stories. Then she dishes the dirt on Dottie. Even that doesn't initially keep Dottie away. Finally she hates her. But Murphy discovers that Avery still wants to go to the party. Murphy sneaks him in, but Dottie still demands an apology. 157183 1989 Murphy Brown: Soul Man T DVD -R HQ 4277 Seeley, Tom and Norm Gunzenhauser Episode #13. 2-20-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy tries to gain entry into Washington's last exclusive club, trouble is, it's for men only. Murphy tries to get Jim to sponsor her, when she discovers a loophole in the by-laws. 157184 1995 Murphy Brown: Sox and the Single Girl T DVD -R HQ 3525. SV 247 Diamond, Bill and Michael Saltzman Episode #139. 12-13-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Miles manages to get an invitation to the White House for Murphy, but when she's driving back, she has another passenger in the car, Socks, the president's cat. Without knowing it, Murphy is bragging at the bullpen on how great she behaved. And how she monopolized Hillary. Frank shows up and tells them the president's cat is missing. Everybody thinks Murphy had something to do with it and she is offended by their comments. She denies it and leaves. Moments later, she's back with the cat wrapped in her coat. She claims she's innocent but the FYI gang doesn't believe her. Miles says she must take the cat back. Murphy is afraid to do so. She thinks if they see her with the cat she'll be banned again. Next day, she meets Miles' at Phil's. Joan Lunden shows up. Murphy puts the cat in her cat so she doesn't have to take the cat back herself. 157185 1994 Murphy Brown: Specific Overtures T DVD -R HQ 3679 (Mislabeled as 3675). SV 318 Belanoff, Adam Episode #168. 2-6-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) When a network executive sexually harasses Corky, Murphy deals with him and then gets slapped with a harassment suit of her own. Secretary #73 (Charlotte Booker). 157186 1991 Murphy Brown: Square Triangle, The T Tolan, Peter Episode #80. 10-7-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy gets a competent secretary in Miles' girlfriend, Audrey. The pressure of working together causes their break up and Frank becomes the tool Audrey uses to get back at Miles. 157187 1996 Murphy Brown: Stepping Out (1) T DVD -R HQ 3857 Seeley, Tom and Norm Gunzenhauser Episode #200. 5-13-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy celebrates her 8th year of sobriety, but she has a few steps to go. Making amends is her next step, an awfully big one but she tries really hard. Everyone else is concerned about rumors of FYI moving its time slot. Murphy decides to confront Stan about the rumor. She finds out more than she wants to (and even more from Phil) then have to keep it a secret, especially from Corky and Frank. Murphy decides to quit FYI, Frank and Corky join her. 157188 1990 Murphy Brown: Strike Two T DVD -R HQ 4560 Kaufer, Scott Episode #53. 10-15-90 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) It's strike two for FYI with Murphy and team out on the picket lines forcing Miles to toss Murphy's big interview to brainless pinch-hit anchor Miller Redfield (Christopher Rich) The on-air talent goes on strike so management brings in Miller Redfield (Christopher Rich) to handle Murphy's pending interview on the S&L crisis. When the only question Miller wants to know is why parking isn't validated, Miles must do the interview. 157189 1990 Murphy Brown: Strike, The T DVD -R HQ 4430 Peterman, Steven and Gary Dontzig Episode #34. 12-11-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Murphy labors to be tactful in her role as mediator when a technicians strike turns the FYI telecast into one long blooper To start a significant dialog, Murphy decides she will break the technicians' strike by bringing both sides together for cake and conversation. Murphy reveals she was born in Philadelphia, May 1948. 157190 1990 Murphy Brown: Subpoena Envy T DVD -R HQ 4460 Dukane, Sy and Denise Moss Episode #37. 1-8-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy is subpoenaed to appear before a grand jury, but instead of divulging her source she goes to jail. Prison is not what she hoped for or expected, but then neither is the duration of her stay. 157191 1989 Murphy Brown: Summer of '77, The T DVD -R HQ 4330. SV 171 English, Diane Episode #20. 5-8-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Linda Ellerbee stops by recalling a brash '70s Murphy coming in for a shot of courage before her FYI audition Phil reflects on the first time he met Murphy when she first came to Washington to audition against Linda Ellerbee and Frank Fontana for FYI. Eldin meets Corky for the first time and becomes infatuated with her. Arvin Johns (James Karen), then executive producer of FYI. A kid, Miles Silverberg shows up as part of a tour group. He tells his mother this is what he wants to do. She tells him, no, you have to be a cardiologist. He throws a tantrum just as he will when he grows up. Dresses and looks just like the adult Silverberg, the current producer of FYI 157192 1997 Murphy Brown: Tempus Fugit T DVD -R HQ 6160 Flanagan, Marc and Bill Masters Episode #234. 12-24-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Frank signs his new contract. Murphy is in the midst of negotiating her new deal. After Murphy can't make her appearance on the show, Corky fills in and does a great job conducting the scheduled interview. The network brass wants to give Corky the chance to report from the Middle East. The network only offers Murphy a one year deal instead of the usual three year deal and Murphy won't back down until the network meets her on her terms. 157193 1997 Murphy Brown: Ten Percent Solution, The T VHS 375 Wyman, Douglas Episode #186. 11-13-1995 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). John McLaughlin (Himself) and the McLaughlin Group (Fred Barnes-Himself), Eleanor Clift-Herself). Murphy fires her agent Steve (Chris Elliott) and then the rivalry begins when she signs with Jim's agent and gets everything she wants. Jim's jealousy builds and is revealed during an airing of the McLaughlin Group. Secretary #78 (David Arnott). 157194 1991 Murphy Brown: Terror on the 17th Floor T DVD -R HQ 4707. SV 358 Moss, Denise and Sy Dukane Episode #66. 2-18-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Network is sold to American Industrial, a large corporation, who send in a management consultant to streamline the network. Miles and Murphy go to New York to meet with the new mis-management. 157195 1996 Murphy Brown: That's the way the Corky Crumbles T Sternin, Joshua and Jeffrey Ventimilia Episode #208. 10-28-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Kay lays down an edict that the staff must stay in Washington, that puts a damper on Corky's trip to rendezvous with Miles in New York City. She also puts a stop to Murphy's expense account. In defiance, Murphy gets Corky on a plane to New York. Fortunately a breaking story in New York City works to Murphy's advantage. However, the next day, Corky "crumbles" under the feeling of guilt. Secretary #83 (Kathryn Joosten) 157196 1998 Murphy Brown: Then and Now T DVD -R HQ 6194 Belanoff, Adam Episode #240. 1-28-1998 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Kay's idea to take the show to Paris turns into the network's idea of airing old stories on a cable special. The staff tries to decide upon which of their old stories to show. Murphy sees herself side-by-side, then and now and that causes her to return to her childhood home in Philadelphia in an attempt to recapture something from her childhood. 157197 1994 Murphy Brown: Thrill of the Hunt, The T DVD -R HQ 3542. SV 278 Belanoff, Adam Episode #141. 1-10-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) An injured Peter returns from Bosnia and eventually they admit missing each other and decide to have a relationship they know will go down in flames. 157198 1995 Murphy Brown: Ticket to Writhe T DVD -R HQ 8660. SV 235 Scovell, Nell Episode #132. 10-25-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Peter and Murphy compete for the Middle East peace story. Miles obtains sideline passes to a Redskins' game where he plans to propose to Audrey via the scoreboard, but he finds he is so wrapped up with work he didn't even notice that she has left him. Corky thinks passes are cursed when more bad things occur to anyone in possession of them. 157199 1992 Murphy Brown: Till Death or Next Thursday Do We Part T Tolan, Peter Episode #112. 12-7-1992 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) After finishing his book The Little Dutch Boy and the movie's screenplay, Will gets hit with a plagiarism suit at the premiere. The stress of the situation exposes Corky and Will's marital problems. 157200 1994 Murphy Brown: Tip of the Silverburg, The T DVD -R HQ 3590 Scovell, Nell and Rob Bragin Episode #148. 3-28-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) When Murphy take Miles shopping for a new suit, he becomes humiliated when she "sees it" and then everyone else finds out. Later, everyone else lets out their most embarrassing moment. 157201 1993 Murphy Brown: To Have and Have Not T DVD -R HQ 3525. SV 241 Taber, Colleen Episode #138. 12-6-93 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Miles comes under public scrutiny when he is misquoted in a magazine article that makes him out to be the biggest male chauvinist in Washington D.C. Photographer (Wayne Thomas Yorke). 157202 1993 Murphy Brown: To Market, To Market T DVD -R HQ 8700 Palmer, Tom Episode #121. 3-1-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy gets the car pool to make a "quick" side trip to the market, just so she pick up a quick jar of baby food. Also while there she meets up with ex-secretary #37. Corky finds a picture of Will and Cher together, so she starts to shop for a binge. Miles tries to buy a female item for Audrey. Frank tries to pick up another shopper, but he gets "nun." Jim tries to get the deli guy to make him a sandwich. 157203 1995 Murphy Brown: Trick or Retreat T SV 346. SV 347 Dunn, Sarah Episode #195. 2-26-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Elizabeth Taylor cancels her interview with Murphy because the police have a lead on her stolen pearls. Jim stops by for a chance to meet Miss Taylor. Meanwhile, Miles wants the team to stop torturing Miles Redfield (Christopher Rich). Miles asks Jim for a bit of advice and he suggests a retreat. So Miles take the team north to get them to work together as a team. 157204 1993 Murphy Brown: Trickster, We Hardly Knew Ye T DVD -R HQ 5430 King, Michael Patrick Episode #118. 2-8-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Following his dog's death, Jim delivers a commentary on the animal during his commentary. The staff throws a memorial service to help him overcome the loss. 157205 1990 Murphy Brown: Trouble in Sherwood-Forrest T DVD -R HQ 4630 Dukane, Sy and Denise Moss Episode #59. 12-10-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) On a "suggestion" from Murphy, Will and Corky throw a dinner party to feign togetherness. The event turns into a disaster. 157206 1998 Murphy Brown: Turpis Capillus Annus (Bad Hair Day) T DVD -R HQ 6177 Miller, Marilyn Suzanne Episode #238. 1-14-1998 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Chemotherapy begins to take its toll on Murphy's hair. She begins to wear a wig and attend support group meetings. 157207 1993 Murphy Brown: TV or Not TV T DVD -R HQ 4370. SV 167. B 24 Episode #26. 10-16-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) An FYI inspired sitcom sends it star Julia St. Martin-Kelly Green (Morgan Fairchild) to Washington to research her part, Murphy Brown. Connie Chung (Herself). 157208 1993 Murphy Brown: Two For the Road T DVD -R HQ 3417 King, Michael Patrick Episode #122. 3-15-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy decides to take Mitchell on when he wants a set change. When they go to a charity event together, each tries to get the upper hand. 157209 1991 Murphy Brown: Uh-Oh (1) T DVD -R HQ 4740 English, Diane Episode #75. 5-20-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Cliffhanger: Murphy torn between two lovers -- ex-radical ex-husband Jake Lowenstein (Robin Thomas) and ex-talk show host Jerry Gold (Jay Thomas) returns. Jake resurfaces with matrimony on his mind. Murphy is caught between him and her ex-lover, Jerry Gold, when he returns unexpectedly. Later, Murphy takes a home pregnancy test and the results are positive. 157210 1991 Murphy Brown: Uh-Oh (2) and (3) T DVD -R HQ 4780. 4820 (Part Three) Siamis, Korby and Diane English Episodes #76-#77. 9-16-1991. Season Four Opener -[ 60 Minutes TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy begins to ponder her fate, tells Frank her suspicions and tries more tests (all positive). Murphy tells Jake the news Jake tells Murphy he has decided he isn't ready to settle down, and they both agree they can't do it together. Murphy decides to exercise her right to choose and her choice is motherhood. Even though it's Jake's baby, Jerry knows fatherhood isn't for him. While everyone else freaks out at the news, only Eldin is truly happy for Murphy. Murphy "Do you think I'll make a good mother." Eldin "No, but I will." 157211 1995 Murphy Brown: Underdogs T VHS 333 Episode #210 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy's former agent Steve (Chris Elliott) gives her a copy of TV Q ratings. She discovers that Miller's ratings are very low and she sees an opportunity to finally get rid of him. So she hooks Miller up with her former agent and insists it would be a great time for him to renegotiate his contract by using the "underdog theory." He is fired and ironically all the other networks start a bidding war for his services. 157212 1989 Murphy Brown: Unshrinkable Murphy Brown, The T DVD -R HQ 4323 (Misnamed on Disc -- Unsinkable) Moss, Denise and Sy Dukane Episode #19. 5-1-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) While Murphy is grilling him on the show, a judge dies of a heart attack. This causes Murphy to lose her edge, so she attends a group therapy session. 157213 1996 Murphy Brown: Up in Smoke T SV 371 Saltzman, Michael Episode #193. 2-12-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Stuart Best (Wallace Shawn) is now a tobacco lobbyist but he has a change of heart when he decides that smoking really stinks. He gives FYI the memos that will expose the tobacco industry. He becomes a little nervous and meets with the network lawyers where a little detail reveals they could all be sued. Murphy contemplates her future in journalism, but Jim Dial makes the move. Mr. Stan Lansing (Garry Marshall). 157214 1992 Murphy Brown: Usual Suspects, The T DVD -R HQ 3097. SV 144. (Also DVD -R HQ 4820, mislabeled as Q&A on FYI). Austin, Sam Episode #73. 5-6-1991 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Tabloid Story on Murphy Brown. Murphy goes off the deep end when a tabloid prints lies about her, one of which says she is drinking again. 157215 1997 Murphy Brown: Waiting to Inhale T DVD -R HQ 6148 Seeley, Tom and Norm Gunzenhauser Episode #231. 11-5-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Murphy begins her chemotherapy treatments. The treatments make her uncomfortable and take a lot out of her. She confronts Jim about his avoidance of her and her condition. In an effort to help her out, Jim purchases some marijuana to help ease her pain. They light up and deal with their issues. 157216 1998 Murphy Brown: Wee Small Hours T DVD -R HQ 6189 Gunzenhauser, Norm and Jhoni Marchinko Episode #239. 1-21-1998 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Murphy battles insomnia and the gang helps her to get through the night. Frank, while he is on a stakeout with a SWAT team. Jim, while he is working on getting back together with Doris. Corky, while she is going through her storage locker of memories. Kay, who was up anyway, helps Murphy make and bake cookies from scratch, over the phone. 157217 1990 Murphy Brown: What Are You Doing New Year's Eve? T DVD -R HQ 4460 English, Diane Episode #36. 1-1-1990 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Corky is having a New Year's Eve party, and Murphy wants to avoid it. Everyone challenges her to be able enjoy the occasion without the her old vice. Sober, Murphy can still bring life to a dull party 157218 1996 Murphy Brown: When A. Lansing Loves a Woman T DVD -R HQ 3856 Sternin, Joshua and Jeffrey Ventimilia Episode #198. 4-29-1996 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Andrew J. Lansing III (Paul Reubens). Mr. Stan Lansing (Garry Marshall). Secret admirer fills Murphy's office with flowers, candy and other gifts. It's obvious who the admirer is, Andrew J. Lansing III. Andrew gets her to his place (under false pretenses), Frank rescues her, but they discover the hideous truth. 157219 1997 Murphy Brown: When One Door Closes… T Stevens, Bob Episode #225. 5-18-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Murphy makes a candid comment about the President during the end credits for FYI that goes out on the air. When Murphy refuses to apologize, Lansing (Garry Marshall) fires Kay. The next day, Murphy receives a phone call and is summoned to appear at the White House, where she sits and waits. Murphy returns from her audience with the President. She has a big decision to make regarding her future. 157220 1994 Murphy Brown: Where Have You Gone, Joe DiMaggio? T DVD -R HQ 3616 Saltzman, Michael Episode #153. 9-26-1994 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Media frenzy ensues when famous ex-astronaut "Danger Duke" Robinson is wanted for questioning in the murder of his brother 157221 1997 Murphy Brown: Who Do You Truss? T Kunstler, Bill Episode #216. 1-13-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Jim is going to the hospital for a hernia operation. Frank and Murphy both fight to do the commentary during his absence. Kay leaves the decision up to them. They decide to ask Jim, despite the fact that Jim is just regaining consciousness from his operation. Corky gets a protégé, who's a lot like she was years ago. It slowly drives her nuts. 157222 1989 Murphy Brown: Whose Garbage Is It Anyway? T DVD -R HQ 4394 Moss, Denise and Sy Dukane Episode #29. 11-6-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Jerry Gold (Jay Thomas) bets FYI team they can't stick to a program of recycling and conserving for two weeks Jerry Gold (Jay Thomas) bets the staff they can't be environmentally responsible for a two-week period. If they lose, Murphy must appear on his show. 157223 1989 Murphy Brown: Why Do Fools Fall in Love? T DVD -R HQ 4266 Siamis, Korby Episode #12. 2-13-1989 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Cupid strikes the staff when Murphy reluctantly fixes Frank up on the condition he finds someone for her. Murphy's latest secretary has a crush on Jim. 157224 1995 Murphy Brown: Winners Take All T DVD -R HQ 3361. SV 172 Wallace, Barbara and Thomas R. Wolfe Episode #111. 11-23-1992 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Museum of Broadcast Arts awards ceremony honoring FYI turns into a colossal battle of egos and nobody has a bigger one than Murphy. 157225 1993 Murphy Brown: World According to Avery, The T DVD -R HQ 8700. SV 188 Aronsohn, Lee Episode #119. 2-15-93 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) When Eldin becomes sick, Murphy brings Avery to work. While Murphy is out searching for an interview for that night's show, everyone takes turns baby-sitting and sharing their most personal feelings with him. 157226 1992 Murphy Brown: Year to Remember, A T DVD -R HQ 3322. SV 166, SV 168 Episode #108. 11-2-1992 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) While working their way through Election Day, the staff recalls casting their first votes. 157227 1997 Murphy Brown: You Don't Know Jackal T DVD -R HQ 8408 Pollon, Daphne Episode #217. 1-20-1997 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Executive Producer Kay Carter Shepley (Lily Tomlin). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). When Kay isn't sure about the accuracy of Murphy's source, she wants to meet him. To keep her source's anonymity Murphy and Frank decide to hire an impostor. Unfortunately they both hire someone for the part. The guy Frank hires, a video store clerk, seizes the opportunity to be on television when he tells Kay he'll appear to be on the show. 157228 1991 Murphy Brown: You Say Potatoe, I say Potato (2) T SV 163 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #103. 9-21-1992 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Murphy is angry over Vice President Dan Quayle's comments about her choice of "family values," while trying to deal with her choice. 157229 1992 Murphy Brown: You Say Potatoe, I Say Potato (Part One) T SV 163 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #102. 9-21-1992. Season 5 Premiere TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) After the delivery, Murphy goes through her "period of adjustment" including the sleepless nights, finding a suitable nanny, name for the baby, then Dan Quayle opens his mouth. 157230 1995 Murphy Brown: Young & the Rest of Us, The T DVD -R HQ 3454. SV 225 Episode #131. 10-18-1993 TV News Staff. Reporter Murphy Brown of FYI (Candice Bergen). Anchor Jim Dial (Charles Kimbrough). Investigative Reporter Frank (Joe Regalbuto). Reporter Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford). Executive Producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) Staff gets nervous when Peter whisks away a depressed Corky on her 30th birthday. 157231 2008 Murphy’s Hero N Hauser, G.A. Editor Adrian Mackenzie of a famous erotic gay magazine is about to get the scoop of the decade. The crime-ridden city seems to have a savior, a mysterious man who is righting wrongs, protecting innocents and as luck would have it, is extremely hot. When Adrian happens to stumble upon the Good Samaritan in action he falls hard and fast discovering love and Alexander’s true identity. Alexander Parker has always been painfully shy and his job at the British Museum keeps him busy. Dedicated and serious, no one is more surprised than Alexander when the replica of a Greek warrior’s helmet he impulsively places on his head suddenly transforms him from mild-mannered clerk into something else entirely. Now if Adrian can only get Alexander to come out of the closet. But is the world ready for a gay superhero? 157232 2005 Murphy's Law: Boy's Night Out T Episode #15. 6-30-2005 News Media. TV Reporter (Sara Powell). 157233 2003 Murphy's Law: Electric Bill T UK Journalist (Nicola Cotter). Journalist 2 (Simon Westwood). 157234 2004 Murphy's Law: Go Ask Alice T UK. Episode #8. News Gallery Director (Alexis Conran). 157235 2003 Murphy's Law: Manic Munday T UK Reporter (Sam Hudson-Thomas). Commentator 2 (Dominic Letts). Photographer (Alex MacLaren). Commentator (Dennis Taylor). 157236 1988 Murphy's Law: Pilot T Episode #1. Reporter (Frank Slaten). 157237 1938 Murray Gifford: Stop the Presses SM Davis, Frederick Clyde Black Mask, Dec. 1938, Vol. 21, No. 9, pp. 7-27. Second Story Reporter Murray Gifford. 157238 1938 Murray Gifford: This Way to the Morgue SM Davis, Frederick Clyde Black Mask, Oct. 1938, Vol. 21, No. 8, pp. 32-48. First Story. Reporter Murray Gifford. 157239 1986 Murrow MT SVD 537. B 68 Kinoy, Ernest (Teleplay) Ness Book TV Journalist Edward R. Murrow (Daniel J. Travanti)., the pioneering broadcast journalist. London in 1940 where Murrow broadcasts from a rooftop during bombing raids. Fights with CBS Boss William S. Paley (Dabney Coleman) over opinions and risk taking. After the war Murrow returns to America. Political pressures at CBS cause colleague Don Hollenbeck (Harry Ditson) to be fired, branded a Communist. Journalist William L. Shirer (David Suchet) also fired for liberal views because of sponsor pressures. Shirer compares Murrow to the "good Germans" who put their faith in princes and ended up on a meat hook. Murrow goes back on air working with Fred Friendly (Edward Hermann) making broadcast documentary history. Famous McCarthy broadcast. Death in 1964. "This industry has got to be a helluva lot more than an industry. It has to hold up a mirror to the nation. To the world. That mirror must have no curves and it must be held with a steady hand." "This instrument can teach, it can illuminate…." "…damnit, it can inspire. But only to the extent that it's used to those ends. Otherwise, it's merely wires and lights in a box…." First Journalist (William Roberts). Second Journalist (Sam Douglas). Third Journalist (Paul Springer). 157240 1991 Murther and Walking Spirits NSF OWN - H Davies, Robertson Entertainment Editor Connor (Gil) Gilmartin for a Canadian newspaper is killed by his wife's lover, the paper's unctuous film critic, a persnickety arts critic nicknamed "The Sniffer." Gilmartin catches them in bed and the surprised critic kills him. Gilmartin is astonished to find himself invisibly present at the scene observing the critic and his wife's tale to the police about her husband's fight with a burglar. His next shock is learning how his fate is now tied to his murderer's. He spends his afterlife seated next to his nemesis at a archival film festival. The films he sees depict his personal history. Sniffer reviews official festival fare while his murder victim is captivated by documentary footage covering his family history which he alone can see. 157241 1995 Muscle: Episode 4 T VHS 511 (Partial) Episode #4. 1-25-1995 TV Anchor Bronwyn Jones (Amy Pietz), an in-closet lesbian news reporter for the local TV station who is being blackmailed by a financially strapped Robert. Sam is the nice muscle-bound weight lifter makes a play for Bronwyn. 157242 1995 Muscle: Episode 5 T SV 293 (Incomplete) Episode #5. 2-1-1995 TV Anchor Bronwyn Jones (Amy Pietz), a lesbian anchorwoman decides to come out of the closet while on the air because she is tired of being blackmailed. The announcement crushes Sam, a nice muscle-bound weight lifter who lusts after her. 157243 1995 Muscle: Pilot T SV 295 Episode #1. 1-11-1995. Series 1-11-1995 to 4-24-1995 TV Anchor Bronwyn Jones (Amy Pietz), an in-closet lesbian news reporter for the local TV station who is being blackmailed by a financially strapped Robert. Sam is the nice muscle-bound weight lifter who likes her. She eventually becomes an anchorwoman. 157244 1988 Muscles SSF PVL Wilson, F. Paul In "Soft and Others: 16 Stories of Wonder and Dread." First appeared in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, June, 1988. Editor-Narrator Jay needs a lead story for next week's edition and he was completely blank. The Light. One of his rules: "Every issue had to have an eye injury on page three, preferably with a photo." 157245 1969 Muscles and Flowers M AFI-Critics Critic 157246 2001 Muse Asylum, The NM Czuchlewski, David Journalist Jake Burnett, recent Princeton grad, writing for a fledging alternative newspaper. 157247 1843 Muse of the Department, The SS MLPL Balzac, Henri In "Parisians in the Country." Critic Etienne Lousteau writes articles. Lousteau, an objectionable fellow, is said to be a sketch of the critic Jules Janin. 157248 1989 Music Box M Reporter (Pauline Kaner). Courtroom Reporter #1 (Owen Rice). 157249 1944 Music in Manhattan M Photographer Backstage (Tom Bryson). Photographer, Backstage (Harry Clay). Photographer, Backstage (Bert Moorhouse). 157250 1940 Music in My Heart M DVD -R HQ 6715, 6714. Grant, James Edward (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Charles Gardner (Alan Mowbray) is a millionaire who owns a string of newspapers. A beautiful woman is on her way to marry him when her cab collides with one carrying a singer. Singer is about to be deported, so she brings him home. Publisher wants to marry to have an heir. His butler tries to help him win the woman by going to one of publisher's papers and arranging to print single copy of the paper with article, accompanied by doctored photo, claiming singer is married with family She sees the phony paper, but when the publisher finds out about the scheme, he punches the butler because he realizes the woman really loves the singer. City Editor (John Dilson). Assistant to City Editor (Lynton Brent). They reconcile and the publisher adopts the singer so the singer can remain in the country and the publisher can have an heir. Editor: "Well, if you tell me that's what Mr. Gardner wants, that's what I'll have to do. After all, I just work here, he's the owner of this rag…Why, this guy'll sue him for libel. It'll cost him a million dollars." 157251 1935 Music Is Magic M News Media. Reporters (Don Brodie, Gladden James, Paddy O'Flynn). Photographers (Jerry Jerome, Ernest Shields). Aging star finally recognizes the truth when she is replaced in her new movies by a girl from the chorus. 157252 2003 Music Man, The T SVD 1368 News Media 157253 1999 Music of the Heart M New Times Reporter (Kirby Mitchell). 157254 1991 Music Video: Leave Me Alone with Michael Jackson MUS Parody Tabloid newspaper and headlines 157255 2000 Musik og Fis bag scenen DF Denmark Interviewer Helle Retboll Carl. 157256 2001 Musikbutikken: TF Episode #48. 9-8-2001 Interviewer (Annette Heick - Herself). Host (Keld Heick - Himself). 157257 2000 Musikbutikken: TF Episode #19. 9-23-2000 Interviewer (Jorgen de Mylius - Himself). Host (Keld Heick - Himself). 157258 2002 Musikk for bryllup og begravelser MF Journalist (Fredrik Skavlan). 157259 2004 Musikprogrammet - programmet om musik TF Episodes. Editor Sune Prahl, Panbladet (George Michael Special, 2004). Music Critic Peder Bundgaard (Led Zeppelin, 2005). Interviewer Simon Kvamm (Roskilde Festival, 2005). Interviewer Lars Top Galia (Marianne F./Nick Cave, 2005). Musikjournalist Henrik Queitsch (Marianne F./Nick Cave, 2005). Host Anja Pil Overby (Marianne F./Nick Cave, 2005). 157260 2002 Musim te svest MF Photographer in a Café (Zdenek Suchy). 157261 1950 Musorgskij MF Critic Stasov (Nikolai Cherkasov) 157262 1933 Mussolini Speaks M Journalist Lowell Thomas narrates newsreel clips celebrating career of Il Duce 157263 1971 Musta Lumikki MF Finland Sports Announcer (Seppo Kannas - Voice). TV Announcer (Sirkka Timoska - Voice). 157264 1988 Mutagen, The MT Canadian TV TV Reporter is stalked by killer who may be the escaped subject of a scientific experiment 157265 1992 Mutande pazze TF Italy Art Critic (Giovanni Visentin). TV Presenter (Sergio Vastano). Writer (Aldo Busi). 157266 2001 Mutant Aliens M Reporter (Vera Beren) 157267 1989 Mutant on the Bounty M Newsman (Rob Paulsen) 157268 1996 Mutant Turtles: Chojin densetsu hen MF News Technician (Koichi Nagano) 157269 2000 Mutant Watch, The M News Media. Reporter (Terry Anzur). At a U.S. Senate Congressional committee meeting, Senator Kelly addresses the panel about what he sees as a menace of mutants, people who are born with genetic encoded superpowers, especially that secret militia known as The X-Men. 157270 2002 Mutant X: Dancing on the Razor T SVD 1196 Episode #22. 7-6-2002 Journalist (James Gallanders) records an altercation between GSA and renegades and their existence may now become public knowledge. Photographer, Backstage (Harry Clay). 157271 1962 Mutants for Sale SSF GPL Russell, Eric Frank In "Freak Show, The." Columnist Jensen, newspaper columnist. 157272 1917 Mute Appeal, A M AFI-Authors Writer 157273 1937 Mutiny of the Elsinore, The M London, Jack (Novel) Press 157274 2006 Mutual Appreciation P Magazine Editorial Assistant ;Ellie (Rachel Clift) who becomes manager of an indie-rock band and conflicted admirer. She goes with a low-intensity graduate student. 157275 2001 Mutual Attraction N Waldhuber, Diana Weinberg List Journalist 157276 1959 Muz, kstory sa nevratil MF Czechoslavia Editor Zvara (Karol Machata). 157277 2001 MVP 2: Most Vertical Primate M News Media. Reporter #2 (Todd Simon-Witham). Reporter #3 (Dagmar Midcap). 157278 2000 MVP: Most Valuable Primate M Reporter #1 (Debra Donohue) 157279 1989 MVS noticias DF Mexico. Series 1989-1999 Anchor Pedro Ferriz de Con 157280 2003 Mxc: Most Extreme Elimination Challenge T Japanese game show Reporter Guy LeDouche is on the sideline in this reality sports competition. 157281 2005 My 15 Minutes N Alterman, Sara Faith Publicist Phil is called in when paparazzi catch Julie Jorlamo, your run-of-the-mill, all-American girl living and waitressing in Los Angeles leaving the apartment of Chad Downing, the next Big Thing, wearing nothing but a bathrobe. Nothing happened, honestly, but nobody believes her and now she’s America’s newest Insta-lebrity. A media feeding frenzy develops to learn who is the lover of America’s hearthrob. Publicist Phil drums up the concept of a royal Hollywood man dating a commoner. You never know where your 15 minutes of fame will take you. 157282 1936 My American Wife M Reporters (Dan Brodie, Eddie Dunn, Frank Marlowe, Jimmy Vandiveer). Cameraman (Art Rowlands). Announcer (Dale Armstrong). 157283 2001 My Babushkja: Searching Ukranian Identities DT Documentarian Barbara Hammer goes to her ancestral village in the Ukraine in search of her roots. Journalist Greesha Felanovsky. Gay Magazine Publisher Alexander Ficinko. Photographer Rita Ostrovskaya. Camerawoman Alice Perry. 157284 1985 My Beautiful Laundrette M Pakistani Journalist Hussein (Roshan Seth) has a son, Omar who, with Johnny, a former classmate turned skinhead in 1980s London use stolen drug money to renovate a launderette in a depressed working class neighborhood. Omar lives in London but hates Britain and its international politics. By contrast, Omar’s paternal uncle Nasser is a successful entrepreneur and an active member of the London Asian community. Omar’s father asks his uncle to give him a job and, after working for a brief time as a car washer in one of his uncle’s garages, he is assigned the task of running a run-down launderette and turning it into a profitable business. Omar’s car is attacked by a group of right-win extremists shouting racist slogans. Among them he recognizes an old friend of his, Johnny, who agrees to help Omar, and they resume a love affair interrupted after school. The journalist is unhappy that his son is running a launderette and appeals to Johnny to persuade Omar to go to college. 157285 1997 My Beloved Country: The Extreme Right in South Africa T PR Public Relations Official for the Oranje Development Corporation in South Africa. 157286 1997 My Best Friend's Wedding M L. DVD. Restaurant Critic Julianne “Jules” Porter (Julia Roberts) is a successful, fiesty, independent food critic in Chicago. Freelance Sportswriter Michael O’Neal (Dermot Mulroney) are the best of friends and they made a half-serious promise to each other that if neither has found a mate before they turn 28, they would marry each other. Gay British Editor George Downes (Rupert Everett) goes to Chicago posing as her fiance to make Michael jealous. Porter receives a call from O’Neal that he has met that special someone, the daughter of a billionaire baseball team owner. He is madly in love with her and asks his “best friend” to visit him in Chicago to lend him support. Jules is shocked to hear the news and suddenly becomes desperate to win Michael for herself. 157287 1927 My Best Girl M Newspaper Seller (John George). 157288 2003 My Blind Brother M News Media. Reporter (Denise Wilbanks). Cameraman (Phil Gardiner). 157289 1875 My Bloody Massacre SS UCLA Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Sketches New and Old." Narrator files a report-satire on "Massacre at Empire City." Caused a creation. People took "my massacre for a genuine occurrence." 157290 2009 My Bloody Valentine M Commentator (Cherie McClain). TV News Cameraman (Zachary Mazefsky). Man returns to his hometown on the tenth anniversary of the valentine’s night massacre that claimed the lives of 22 people. Instead of a homecoming, he finds himself suspected of committing the murders and it seems like his old flame is the only one who believes he is innocent. 157291 1990 My Blue Heaven M TV Reporter (Valerie Wildman) 157292 1967 My Body Hungers M Newscaster (Bob Franklin) 157293 1963 My Bonny Lies Under the Sea NM Alan, Ray Press 157294 2007 My Boy Jack T Journalist (Jason Maza). Photographer (James Holmes). Journalist-Writer Rudyard Kipling (David Haig) and his wife search for their 17-year-old son, John Kipling (Daniel Radcliffe), after he goes missing during World War I. 157295 1993 My Boyfriend's Back M Reporter Brenda (Nannette Brown) 157296 2007 My Boys: 110 Percent Solution T DVD -R HQ 8950 Episode #21. 9-10-2007 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. PJ invites Evan over for poker night. Andy buys a boat. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157297 2006 My Boys: Baseball Myths T DVD -R HQ 7650 (No Ending). 7645 (Ending-Credits). Episode #13 12-28-2006 - Finale Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. PJ and the gang give Andy a memorable birthday trip to Wrigley Field. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157298 2009 My Boys: Boyfriend Hat, The T DVD -R HQ 11046 (Ending Satellite Problems). DVD -R HA 11052 (Complete) Episode #34. 4-14-2009 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. PJ gets her own column in the paper but the guys think it may be because of her looks rather than her writing (it turns out that isn’t true since the newspaper passed on a hot looking woman and picked PJ because of her integrity.). Bobby tries to be the perfect boyfriend by agreeing with everything PJ says, but she isn’t buying it. 157299 2009 My Boys: Carpe Burritoem T DVD -R HQ 11070 Episode #36. 4-28-2009 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs After getting into an accident on his new scooter, Brendan lets PJ make all of his decisions for a week. Kenny’s band needs a new bass player. 157300 2006 My Boys: Clubhouse Poison T DVD -R HQ 7555 Episode #6. 12-12-2006 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Hank must hang out with the guys, PJ goes out for drinks with Brendan's fiancée. Twentysomething professional sportswriter Franklin is looking for love within her world which is dominated by a group of male friends. Her tomboyish, no-nonsense approach to relationships tends to freak out potential suitors. She attempts to induct her new boyfriend (Eddie McClintcock) into the group. In the meantime, Kenny adds an over-eager friend and PJ is welcomed to have drinks with Wendy, a person whom she has nothing in common. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157301 2007 My Boys: D….In the City (aka Douche bag in the City) T DVD -R HQ 8924 Episode #19. 8-27-2007. Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. PJ's college newspaper editor comes to Chicago along with three friends and is a big disappointment. A new friend of Brendan is starting to change his personality and makes him an intolerable snob. The gang intervenes to bring him down to earth. Mike buys something strange for Kenny's sports store. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157302 2009 My Boys: Decathlon Part Deux T DVD -R HQ 11064 Episode #35. 4-21-2009 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. PJ and Bobby become an official couple and lose their competitive edge. 157303 2008 My Boys: Dinner Party T DVD -R HQ 9980 Episode #24. 6-19-2008 Sportswriter Penelope Jane (PJ) Franklin (Jordana Spiro) is a 27-year-old sportswriter for the Chicago Sun Times who covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Her buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. Stephanie suggests that PJ host a dinner party for singles. Andy hires an attractive nanny, but her healthy lifestyle drives him crazy. 157304 2007 My Boys: Dirty Little Secrets T Episode #17. 8-13-2007 Sportswriter Penelope Jane (PJ) Franklin (Jordana Spiro) is a 27-year-old sportswriter for the Chicago Sun Times who covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Her buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. Stephanie has some cash-flow problems and Andy helps her with his accounting skills. Meanwhile we learn a secret about Bobby. Mike joins a yoga class. Kenny’s new girlfriend proves that she’s very shadowy and enigmatic. 157305 2007 My Boys: Dirty Secrets T DVD -R HQ 8840 Episode. #16. 8-13-2007 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Andy helps Stephanie with her money problems. The gang learns a big secret about Bobby (he's very rich). Mike takes a yoga class. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157306 2008 My Boys: Dudes Being Dues T DVD -R HQ 10051 Episode #28. 7-17-2008 Sportswriter Penelope Jane (PJ) Franklin (Jordana Spiro) is a 27-year-old sportswriter for the Chicago Sun Times who covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Her buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. PJ goes with Stephanie to Elsa’s shower. PJ confronts Andy over his relationship with a coworker. Bobby’s brother, Jack, shows up for Bobby’s party and takes an interest in PJ. Stephanie meets a man named Warren at a bar and they strike up an informative conversation. 157307 2007 My Boys: Estates of Hoffman, The T DVD -R HQ 8924 Episode #20. 9-3-2007 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Andy has a housewarming party. PJ meets a potential date. Men fight over a single mother. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157308 2007 My Boys: Ethics T DVD -R HQ 8826 Episode #16. 8-6-2007 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. PJ's relationship with a new Cubs pitcher raises some ethical questions. Brandon is selected as one of Chicago's sexiest bachelors. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157309 2009 My Boys: Facebook the Past T DVD -R HQ 11120 Episode #38. 5-12-2009 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. The gang discusses the pros and cons of Facebook. Bobby realizes that PJ stays in touch with all of her exes. 157310 2006 My Boys: Free Agent T DVD -R HQ 7559 Episode #7. 12-19-2006 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Friends compete in the annual decathlon. PJ's relationship with Hank starts to show cracks Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157311 2009 My Boys: Friend of Friends T DVD -R HQ 11140 Episode #39. 5-19-2009 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. PJ hits it off with one of Stephanie’s friends. Kenny and Mike introduce a new friend to the group. 157312 2008 My Boys: Jack and Bobby (aka Jack & Bobby) T DVD -R HQ 10093 Episode #30. 7-31-2008 Sportswriter Penelope Jane (PJ) Franklin (Jordana Spiro) is a 27-year-old sportswriter for the Chicago Sun Times who covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Her buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. PJ and the gang head out to California for the weekend to attend Bobby’s destination wedding. At the ranch of Bobby’s father, PJ tries to hide her relationship with Jack from Bobby while sibling tensions between the two brothers gets hostile. Meanwhile, Mike meets an older woman. 157313 2008 My Boys: John, Cougar, Newman Camp T DVD -R HQ 10114 Episode #31. 8-7-2008. Season Finale. Sportswriter Penelope Jane (PJ) Franklin (Jordana Spiro) is a 27-year-old sportswriter for the Chicago Sun Times who covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Her buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. PJ is determined to set things right between the Newman brothers. Jack cannot be found on the day of the wedding rehearsal. Kenny and Stephanie try to keep secret their romantic interlude. 157314 2009 My Boys: Madder of Degrees T DVD -R HQ 11101 Episode #37. 5-5-2009 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs PJ and Bobby’s picnic in the park becomes an important life decision. Kenny jumps into a new relationship. Mike tries to channel Matthew McConaughey. 157315 2006 My Boys: Managers T DVD -R HQ 7619 Episode #9. 12-26-2006 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Andy decides to cut loose when his wife goes out of town for the weekend. Stephanie tries an extreme diet. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157316 2006 My Boys: Mixed Signals T DVD -R HQ 7457 (with Pilot) Episode #2. 11-28-2006 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Bobby sends out PJ mixed signals when he hands her a signed baseball for a gift, only to hurl her a curve by dating a blonde yoga instructor, in the meantime, Mike plans to woo the woman Kenny desires to date. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157317 2007 My Boys: Off Day T DVD -R HQ 8800 Episode #15. 7-30-2007 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. PJ freezes up when she joins the panel of a popular TV sports show. Andy and Mike go shopping for a bed. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157318 2008 My Boys: Opportunity Knocks T DVD -R HQ 10048 Episode #29. 7-24-2008 Sportswriter Penelope Jane (PJ) Franklin (Jordana Spiro) is a 27-year-old sportswriter for the Chicago Sun Times who covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Her buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. PJ struggles with whether to accept the advances from Bobby’s brother. Andy and Meredith decide to try couples’ counseling after having a big fight and it brings them together in a surprising way. 157319 2006 My Boys: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 7457. DVD -R HQ 7430 (no ending) Episode #1. 11-27-2006 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. She begins dating the new guy on the softball team. Brendan announces he and Wendy have broken up. Twentysomething professional sportswriter Franklin is looking for love within her world which is dominated by a group of male friends. Her tomboyish, no-nonsense approach to relationships tends to freak out potential suitors. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157320 2009 My Boys: Private Eyes T DVD -R HQ 11010 Episode #33. 4-7-2009 Sportswriter Penelope Jane (PJ) Franklin (Jordana Spiro) is a 27-year-old sportswriter for the Chicago Sun Times who covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Her buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. Keeping her new boyfriend (Bobby Newman) a secret from her friends proves difficult for PJ. Brendan opens a nightclub. Mike finds good reasons to keep his mustache. 157321 2007 My Boys: Promise of a New Season, The T DVD -R HQ 8800 Episode #14. 7-30-2007 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. She analyzes the kiss she shared with Brendan and his subsequent odd behavior. Kenny introduces the gang go his new girlfriend. PJ, with her male buddies at her side, plays fantasy baseball, joins in on poker night and is quick on the high-five. She also has a hopeless crush on friend Brendan (Reid Scott). Tormented by her journalistic ethics: "I know I shouldn't insert myself in the story, but what if that story has striking blue eyes and a jaw line that can slice cheese?" Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157322 2006 My Boys: Released T DVD -R HQ 7580 Episode #12. 12-27-2006 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. PJ Goes out with a nerdy former classmate. Mike may lose his job. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157323 2007 My Boys: Rome, If You Want To T Episode #22. 9-10-2007 Sportswriter Penelope Jane (PJ) Franklin (Jordana Spiro) is a 27-year-old sportswriter for the Chicago Sun Times who covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Her buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. PJ is still alone with her trip to Italy with Stephanie just days away. The guys pretend to be tourists. Andy has some shocking news. 157324 2007 My Boys: Second Chances T DVD -R HQ 8880 Episode #18. 8-20-2007 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. PJ gets a visit from an old college flame. Brendan's newfound celebrity goes to his head. Kenny hires Mike to work at his memorabilia shop. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157325 2008 My Boys: Shirt Contest, The T DVD -R HQ 9997 Episode #25. 6-26-2008 Sportswriter Penelope Jane (PJ) Franklin (Jordana Spiro) is a 27-year-old sportswriter for the Chicago Sun Times who covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Her buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. PJ has a chance to write a book about a New York Met. Brendan and Bobby compete to see who can make the best shirt. Brendan wants to be a bartender. 157326 2006 My Boys: Show, The T DVD -R HQ 7568 Episode #5. 12-12-2006 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. PJ's growing relationship with Hank leaves the poker-playing buddies without a place to hang out. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157327 2006 My Boys: Slump, The T DVD -R HQ 7495 Episode #4. 12-5-2006 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Guys search for romance at a pick-up bar. But PJ importune on tagging along making matters worse. Stephanie tries to get PJ in touch with her feminine side. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157328 2008 My Boys: Spit Take T DVD -R HQ 10004 Episode #26. 7-3-2008 Sportswriter Penelope Jane (PJ) Franklin (Jordana Spiro) is a 27-year-old sportswriter for the Chicago Sun Times who covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Her buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. Andy joins an improvisational comedy class. Brendan, sick and depressed, engages in self-diagnosis and medication. Bobby’s girlfriend has visa issues. 157329 2009 My Boys: Spring Training T DVD -R HQ 11171 Episode #40. 5-26-2009 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. The gang heads to Arizona for spring training. PJ looks for a unique topic to write about in her column. 157330 2006 My Boys: Superstar Treatment T DVD -R HQ 7559 Episode #8. 12-19-2006 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Although the guys are smitten with Mike's new girlfriend, PJ is not impressed. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157331 2008 My Boys: Take My Work Wife...Please T DVD -R HQ 10021 Episode #27. 7-10-2008 Sportswriter Penelope Jane (PJ) Franklin (Jordana Spiro) is a 27-year-old sportswriter for the Chicago Sun Times who covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Her buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. Bobby’s family interferes with his wedding plans. Stephanie’s book upsets the group. Andy tries to quell rumors at work. 157332 2006 My Boys: Take One for the Team T DVD -R HQ 7619 Episode #10. 12-26-2006 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Trouty gets the gang into an exclusive new nightclub. Stephanie's dating tactics backfire. The hot spot's owner roughly goes after PJ. Andy shivers at the idea of his close-to-hand move to the suburbs. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157333 2006 My Boys: Team Chemistry T DVD -R HQ 7498 Episode #3. 12-5-2006 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. PJ tries to set up one of Mike's friend with Stephanie. Brendan dates a fan. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157334 2008 My Boys: Transitioning, The T DVD -R HQ 9980 Episode #23. 6-12-2008. Second Season Opener. Sportswriter Penelope Jane (PJ) Franklin (Jordana Spiro) is a 27-year-old sportswriter for the Chicago Sun Times who covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Her buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. PJ and her mystery date join Stephanie and Lance on an excursion through Rome. The guys go through life changes at home. 157335 2009 My Boys: Welcome Back, Kalla Fotter T DVD -R HQ 11014 Episode #32. 3-31-2009 Sportswriter Penelope Jane (PJ) Franklin (Jordana Spiro) is a 27-year-old sportswriter for the Chicago Sun Times who covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. Her buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. Bobby experiences cold feet on his wedding day. P.J. gets caught in a difficult situation between Bobby and his brother. Andy experiences life as a father with his new baby. The episode ends with Bobby and P.J. confessing their love for each other and kissing. 157336 2006 My Boys: When Heroes Fall From Grace T DVD -R HQ 7580 Episode #11. 12-27-2006 Sportswriter PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) for the Chicago Sun Times covers the Chicago Cubs baseball team. PJ's eccentric aunt breezes into town. Mike and Bobby meet one of their baseball idols and have a bad experience. PJ's offbeat Aunt Phyllis arrives for a visit and has a fling with Kenny. Brandon and Wendy have conflicts over the wedding and marriage. Penelope Jane Franklin is a 27-year-old sportswriter whose buddies include Sportswriter Bobby Newman (Kyle Howard) for the Chicago Tribune, her brother Andy Franklin (Jim Gaffigan) and a hard-rock DJ, Brendan Reilly (Reid Scott). Also Kenny Morittori (Michael Bunin), a sports memorabilia store owner and Mike Callahan (Jamie Kaler) who works for the Chicago Cubs. 157337 1994 My Breast MT SVD 584. VHS 313 Journalist Joyce Wadler (Meredith Baxter) lives in New York and has an unsatisfying relationship with her boyfriend. When she discovers that she is suffering from breast cancer, she radically changes her way of life. 157338 1965 My Brother Jack MT Miniseries. Australia War Correspondent David Meredith (Matt Day) of The Morning Post, an intelligent, talented, ambitious and idealistic journalist is sent to cover the arrival of refugees from Europe and realizes the extent of human suffering at the hands of the Nazis. It is a major turning point in his career and life. As a result of this story, Bernard Brewster (Jack Thompson), the editor of The Morning Post, elevates him to the status of Special Writer. He is to share the Special Writers’ Room with Gavin Turley (Robert Menzies) of The Morning Post -- a talented journalist who will become his true friend. Meredith is the star writer with The Morning Post, he and his wife have a new home in the suburbs, and he is driving an MG. But why is Meredith unhappy. He believes he has mortgaged his soul for a car, a house and a wife he doesn’t love. War is declared. Meredith and Turley cover the conflict for the paper. Turley joins up. But Brewster won’t let Meredith enlist. Turley is listed as missing in action, but escapes from Crete. The war rages on and Meredith becomes the Post’s first official war correspondent. Meredith becomes a successful war correspondent filing news from New Guinea, New York, London, Burma, Ceylon and Rome. Turley lost an arm and now has a desk job. David breaks with his wife. He has found someone else and together life will take them to the other side of the world. Brother Jack is Jack Meredith, David’s oldest brother. 157339 1995 My Brother's Keeper MT News Media. Reporter (Wren T. Brown). Reporter (Mary Elena Elkins). Reporter (Jeanie Hackett). 157340 2002 My Brother's Keeper MT Reporter (Norma Jean Wick) 157341 1948 My Brother's Keeper M Reporter (Ernest Butcher - Local Reporter) 157342 2002 My Brother's Light M Entertainment Today Reporter (Doris Tillman). 157343 1997 My Brother's War M Newscaster (Carol Hunt) 157344 1989 My Brother's Wife MT Photographer (Richard Marion) 157345 2000 My Canape Hell N Edwards-Jones, Imogen Columnist Abigail Long gets her own column -- Abigail’s Party -- the young journalist is propelled into the sparkling world of celebrity, champagne and canapes. Seduced by the bright lights and soundbites, she swaps real friends and true love for late nights and laminated invitation. As launch party follows launch party and premiere follows premiere, the circuit becomes increasingly addictive. With a full diary but an empty life without old mates and comfort food, the glamor of mingling with the stars soon begins to tarnish. After a close relationship with the hottest new actor in town, Abigail suddenly finds herself on the other side of the lens. And so she begins her final descent into true canapé hell. 157346 2005 My Crazy Life: Back to Motherf--king Nature T Episode #3. 3-30-2005 Reporter (William Stamey). 157347 2005 My Crazy Life: Breaking into the Big Time T Episode #2. 3-23-2005 Publicist (Heather Petrone) for Frankie Muniz. 157348 2005 My Crazy Life: Clothes Call T Episode #6. 4-20-2005 Photographer (Branden Weslee Kong). 157349 2004 My Dad's the Prime Minister: Election T UK. Episode #7. 11-5-2004 Photographer (Tim Francis). 157350 2004 My Dad's the Prime Minister: Jobless T Episode #11. 12-10-2004 Interviewers (Madeleine Howard, Keith Osborn, Vincent Penfold, Jason Morell, Ian Barritt, Melanie Jessop). 157351 2004 My Dad's the Prime Minister: Marathon T Episode #10. 12-3-2004 Journalist (Benedict Sandiford). Commentator (Jan Ravens). 157352 2004 My Dad's the Prime Minister: Powerless T Episode #13. 12-31-2004 Journalists (Bruce McGregor, Will Ashcroft). 157353 2003 My Dad's the Prime Minister: Sports Day T UK. Episode #1. 3-23-2003 Photographer (Sacha Bennett). 157354 2004 My Date With Drew DT Interviewer (Andrew Yani - Himself), E! Interviewer. 30 days, #1100, for an Ordinary Guy to get a date with Drew Barrymore. 157355 1998 My Date With the President's Daughter MT Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand) 157356 1963 My Daughter and I M AFI-Authors Writer 157357 1950 My Daughter Joy M Journalist Larry Boyd (Richard Greene), a resourceful young journalist, investigates story 157358 1993 My Daughter's Keeper (aka Au Pair) M UK-South Africa. Ness Reporter Antonia Simon (Jocelyn Broderick) is on assignment while her husband Max Simon (Nicholas Guest), a writer, has an affair with the nanny. BBC Interviewer (John Maytham) 157359 2002 My Daughter's Tears M Reporter (Madeleine Falkskog) 157360 1937 My Dear Miss Aldrich M DVD -R HQ 6095, 6096. SVDSP 557 Mankiewicz, Herman (Screenplay and Story) Editor Ken Morley (Walter Pidgeon) is not happy when a Nebraska schoolteacher Martha Aldrich (Maureen O'Sullivan) inherits the New York Globe-Leader when her uncle dies. She tries to change his policy of not hiring women. She gets an exclusive interview and takes a job as a reporter. Fired when she serves as the witness at a secret wedding of the editor of The Chronicle's daughter and does not give her paper the story. Reedms herself by getting a scoop. Determined woman takes control of a newspaper business and wages daily battles for supremacy with the paper's editor. Morley and Aldrich end up working as a team. Reporter (Hal Le Sueur). Press Man (Arthur Belasco). 157361 1948 My Dear Secretary M Newspaper Publisher (Erik Hazelhoff Roelfzema). Publisher Mr. McNalley (Stanley Andrews). Publisher Dick Fulton (Russell Hicks). Best-selling Novelist recruits aspiring writer as his latest of many secretaries. 157362 1986 My Demon Lover M Reporter #1 in Police Station (Kym Valentine). Reporter #2 in Police Station (Marsha Clark). Reporter #3 in Police Station (Raymond Patterson). 157363 1948 My Dog Rusty M Photographer (Jack Rice). 157364 1960 My Dog, Buddy M Press Photographer (Angus G. Wynne) 157365 1969 My Dog, the Thief MT Traffic Reporter Jack Crandall (Dwayne Hickman) discovers that his partner, a St. Bernard dog, has accidentally swiped a priceless necklace from a jewel-smuggling gang. The real thieves want to kidnap the dog and get the necklace back. Radio Station Manager P.J. Applegate (Joe Flynn). 157366 1949 My Dream Is Yours M DVD -R HQ 7524, 7525. L Radio Announcer (Art Gilmore). Photographer (Jeffrey Sayre). 157367 2001 My Dream of You N O'Faolain, Nuala Travel Writer Kathleen Burke has midlife crisis at 49 trades in her glamorous globe-trotting lifestyle for Ireland 157368 2008 My Ears Are Bent D Mitchell, Joseph Reporter Joseph Mitchell was a young journalist in 1930s New York interviewing fan dancers, street evangelists, voodoo conjurers, not to mention a lady boxer who also happened to be a countess. Mitchell haunted parts of the city now vanished: the fish market, burlesque houses, tenement neighborhoods, and storefront churches. Whether he wrote about a singing first baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers or a nudist who does a reverse striptease, Mitchell illuminated the humanity in the oddest New Yorkers. These pieces were written for The World-Telegram and The Herald Tribune before Mitchell would become a famous New York writer. 157369 2003 My Ex-Best Friend: Novel of Suburbia, A N Brophy, Beth Magazine Journalist Claire Newman at Nationweek, America's second largest newsweekly, is a mother of three who juggles work, soccer games, birthday parties and errands. She makes her living by being, as she says, "a relentless snoop." Her best friend from childhood dropped out of her life after both married and had children. Out of the blue, her friend reestablishes contact, but Newman finds her dead in bed, an apparent suicide. Refusing to believe this and not minding her own business, Newman dives headlong into a search for the truth. She harasses friends and neighbors with questions and soon has a long list of suspects, crooked financial dealings, sexual misbehavior and a family secret. 157370 2003 My Father, Rua Alguem 5555 MF News Media. First Newsman (Maria Ceica). Second Newsman (Marc Bechar). American Correspondent (Kate Lyra). German Correspondent (Hans Laurentain). Brazilian Correspondent (Breno Moroni). 157371 1975 My Father's House MT SVD 561 Newsmagazine Editor in high-pressured job suffers a heart attack and recalls the gentler days of his youth. Science Editor (Arthur Bernard). Food Editor (Laurie Main). 157372 1998 My Father's Shadow: Sam Sheppard Story, The MT Funeral Reporter (Robin Ward). Court Reporter (Andrew Dolha). 157373 2009 My Father’s Will M News Anchor (Alix Hayes). Wealthy and successful businessman enjoys the privileges and perks of his social stature but on his father’s deathbed he promises to obey his father’s will and spend one month away from his identity and money. 157374 1942 My Favorite Blonde M DVD Newsboys (Joe Recht, Rex Moore, Gerald A. Pierce, Allan Ramsey, Johnny Erickson, David McKim) 157375 1947 My Favorite Brunette M DVD -R HQ 6314, 6315. DVD Reporters (Garry Owen, Richard Keane) 157376 1973 My Favorite Martian C Episode Reporter Tim O'Hara (Lane Scheimer), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian. 157377 1999 My Favorite Martian M SVD 883 TV Reporter Tim O'Hara (Jeff Daniels), now a television newsman instead of a newspaper reporter. KGSC-TV Anchor Howard Greenly (Tom Hallick). Billy Randall, KGSC-TV Reporter (Jeremy Hotz). Newspaperman (Howard H. Ross). News Director (Barry Pearl). Felix, KGSC-TV Remote News Director (Shelley Malil). KGSC-TV Floor Manager (Ken Thorley). 157378 1963 My Favorite Martian: T VHS 1390, SVD 887, 884 (Two Episodes), 883, 882, 815 (Eight Episodes) Episodes. Series 9-29-1963 to 9-4-1966. 107 Episodes, 32 in color. Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Harry Burns, Tim's employer (J. Pat O'Malley) 157379 1965 My Favorite Martian: 006 3/4 T Hanalis, Blanche Episode #67. 5-2-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim accidentally gets mixed up with a fleeing secret government agent who is involved with a deadly organization called CRUSH. This leads Tim to go undercover with Uncle Martin by his side helping him stay out of trouble. 157380 1963 My Favorite Martian: Atom Misers, The T Episode #11. 12-15-1963 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin reads Cynthia's mind — to find out what kind of man she likes. 157381 1965 My Favorite Martian: Avenue "C" Mob T Hanalis, Blanche Episode #87. 11-28-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Disguised as a 70-year-old, Martin becomes a night watchman. 157382 1963 My Favorite Martian: Awful Truth, The T Peyser, Arnold and Lois Peyser Episode #8. 11-17-1963 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Uncle Martin gives Tim the power to read minds — for one day only. 157383 1964 My Favorite Martian: Blood is Thicker Than the Martin T Martin, Al and Bill Kelsay Episode #14. 1-5-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim's cousin drops in — and he knows Tim has no Uncle Martin. 157384 1965 My Favorite Martian: Bottled Martin T Lewin, Albert E. and Burt Styler Episode #83. 10-31-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Uncle Martin, packed in a tiny bottle, is bound for the Middle East. 157385 1966 My Favorite Martian: Butterball T Hanalis, Blanche Episode #97. 2-13-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim is kidnapped by sinister CRUSH agent Butterball 157386 1965 My Favorite Martian: Case of the Missing Sleuth, The T Gershman, Ben and Bill Freedman Episode #52. 1-3-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). The Case of the Missing Sleuth: Detective Brennan dissolves himself with Martin's molecular separator. 157387 1965 My Favorite Martian: Crash Diet T White, Phyllis and Robert White Episode #59. 2-28-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim tinkers with Martin's ship, shrinking it to the size of a toy. 157388 1964 My Favorite Martian: Danger! High Voltage! T Gerhsman, Ben and Bill Freedman Episode #27. 4-19-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Electrically charged Martin disrupts the town's power system. 157389 1964 My Favorite Martian: Dial M for Martin T Fox, Fred S. Episode #42. 10-25-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). When a phone wire falls on Martin, he starts getting incoming calls. 157390 1964 My Favorite Martian: Disastro-nauts, The T Gershman, Ben and Bill Freedman Episode #34. 6-7-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Uncle Martin volunteers to fly a tycoon's spaceship to Mars. 157391 1966 My Favorite Martian: Doggone Martin T Lewin, Albert E. Episode #100. 3-6-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin turns himself into a liquid — and is lapped up by Tim's dog. 157392 1964 My Favorite Martian: Don't Rain on My Parade T Komack, James Episode #48. 12-6-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Rainmaker offers his services during a dry spell. 157393 1964 My Favorite Martian: Double Trouble T Gershman, Ben and Bill Freedman Episode #46. 11-22-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin's duplicating machine creates another Mrs. Brown. 157394 1964 My Favorite Martian: Dreaming Can Make It So T Gershman, Ben and Bill Freedman Episode #38. 9-27-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim learns about Martian dreams when he sees three girls dancing around the dozing Uncle Martin. 157395 1965 My Favorite Martian: El Senor From Mars T Gershman, Ben and Bill Freedman Episode #73. 6-13-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). In Mexico, Tim and Martin witness the opening of an ancient box. 157396 1964 My Favorite Martian: Extra! Extra! Sensory Perception! T Komack, James Episode #43. 11-1-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Despite Martin's warning, Tim brings an ESP expert home. 157397 1965 My Favorite Martian: Gesundheit, Uncle Martin T Gershman, Ben and Bill Freedman Episode #54. 1-24-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin suffers from temporary amnesia attacks, brought on by Martian hay fever 157398 1965 My Favorite Martian: Girl in the Flying Machine T Hanalis, Blanche Episode #85. 11-14-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin accidentally pulls an alien spaceship out of the sky. 157399 1965 My Favorite Martian: Go West Young Martian (2) T Roth, Marty Episode #77. 9-19-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim and Martin search for their time machine 157400 1965 My Favorite Martian: Go West, Young Martian (1) T Roth, Marty Episode #76. 9-12-1965. Season 3 Opener Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Time machine plummets Tim and Martin back to the Gold Rush Days 157401 1964 My Favorite Martian: Going, Going, Gone T Schwartz, Eloy and Austin Kalish Episode #17. 2-2-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Sunspots upset Uncle Martin's metabolism 157402 1965 My Favorite Martian: Gone But Not Forgotten T Freedman, Benedict Episode #60. 3-7-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin's invisibility mechanism goes haywire — everything he touches disappears. 157403 1964 My Favorite Martian: Great Brain Robbery, The T Vollaerts, Rik Episode #45. 11-15-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). To help Tim meet expenses, Martin tutors an obnoxious child. 157404 1965 My Favorite Martian: Green-Eyed Martian, The T White, Phyllis and Robert White Episode #72. 6-6-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Mrs. Brown is deluged with suitors after dousing herself with Martian "irresistible spray." 157405 1964 My Favorite Martian: Has Anybody Seen My Electro-Magnetic Neutron Converting Gravitator? T Lewin, Albert E. and Burt Styler Episode #47. 11-29-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Young boy hijacks Uncle Martin's spaceship. Reporter Grinnell of the Daily Star (Herb Ellis). 157406 1965 My Favorite Martian: Hate Me a Little T Coon, Gene L. Episode #84. 11-7-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin's benevolence-inducing light has an unusual effect on Brennan 157407 1966 My Favorite Martian: Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow T Starr, Ben Episode #92. 1-2-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Unexplained presence of "Uncle" Martin jeopardizes Tim's claim to an inheritance 157408 1964 My Favorite Martian: Hitchhike to Mars T Gershman, Ben and Bill Freedman Episode #21. 3-1-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin tries to hitch a ride on a corporate-financed rocket to Mars. 157409 1966 My Favorite Martian: Horse and Buggy Martin T Lewin, Albert E. Episode #104. 4-3-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Mosquito bite causes Martin to act like a race horse. 157410 1964 My Favorite Martian: How Are You Gonna Keep Them Down on the Pharmacy? T Komack, James Episode #30. 5-10-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin searches for a vitamin that will prevent him from disappearing 157411 1963 My Favorite Martian: How To Be a Hero Without Really Trying T James, Ed and Seaman Jacobs Episode #13. 12-29-1963 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin tries to make Tim a hero in the eyes of a pretty new neighbor. 157412 1965 My Favorite Martian: How're Things in Glocca Martin? T Lewin, Albert E. and Burt Styler Episode #53. 1-10-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim's great-uncle demands to know where Martin fits on the family tree. 157413 1965 My Favorite Martian: Humbug, Mrs. Brown T Martin, Al and Bill Kelsay Episode #58. 2-21-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin's thrift lessons turn Mrs. Brown into a miser. 157414 1965 My Favorite Martian: I'd Rather Fight Than Switch T Rapp, Philip Episode #80. 10-10-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin's latest machine effects a mind swap with Mrs. Brown. 157415 1964 My Favorite Martian: If You Can't Lick Them T Hanalis, Blanche Episode #28. 4-26-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Youngster mistakes Martin's antennae for a new space toy 157416 1965 My Favorite Martian: Keep Me From the Church on Time T Allardice, James and Tom Adair Episode #79. 10-3-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Uncle Martin takes a photo of Tim with his future telling camera. They are both shocked by the resulting photo showing Tim at the alter with an unidentified woman who's back is to the camera. 157417 1963 My Favorite Martian: Little Old Matchmaker, Martin, The T Episode #12. 12-22-1963 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). When Tim's advances on a woman reporter fail, he seeks out advice from Martin. Martin reads the mind of Cynthia Parker (Nancy Rennick) to find out what kind of man she likes. 157418 1963 My Favorite Martian: Loaf of Bred, a Jug of Wine and Peaches, A T Barret, Earl Episode #7. 11-10-1963 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Love — an unknown emotion on Mars — comes to Martin in the form of an exotic dancer. 157419 1965 My Favorite Martian: Lorelei Brown vs. Everybody T Kelsay, Bill Episode #89. 12-12-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martian pill turns Mrs. Brown into a crusading crime-fighter. 157420 1965 My Favorite Martian: Magnetic Personality and Who Needs It T Lewin, Albert E. and Burt Styler Episode #62. 3-21-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Experiment goes haywire, turning Martin into a walking magnet. 157421 1966 My Favorite Martian: Man From Uncle Martin T Allardice, James and Tom Adair Episode #95. 1-30-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin helps Mrs. Brown's brother build a robot that does household chores. 157422 1963 My Favorite Martian: Man on the Cloud, The T Blinn, William and Michael Gleason Episode #6. 11-3-1963 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin is hauled off to a psychiatrist's office as an attempted suicide 157423 1963 My Favorite Martian: Man or Amoeba T Seelan, Jerry Episode #5. 10-27-1963 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Angela Marshall's (Ann Marshall) composition about Mars — written with Martin's help — gets a failing grade. 157424 1965 My Favorite Martian: Martian Fiddles Around, A T Lewin, Albert E. and Burt Styler Episode #57. 2-14-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin burns (and becomes transparent) each time Mrs. Brown plays her violin 157425 1965 My Favorite Martian: Martian's Fair Hobo, The T Episode #70. 5-23-1965 Newspaperman Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby). Newscaster (Johnny Jacobs). 157426 1965 My Favorite Martian: Martian's Sonata in Mrs. B's Flat, A T Friedman, Ron Episode #71. 5-30-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martian drug turns Mrs. Brown into a piano virtuoso 157427 1964 My Favorite Martian: Martin and the Eternal Triangle T Gerhsman, Ben and Bill Freedman Episode #26. 4-12-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Romantic triangle forms around Martin, Mrs. Brown and a dashing Frenchman 157428 1973 My Favorite Martian: Martin Goldfinger T Lewin, Albert E. and Burt Styler Episode #82. 10-24-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Mineral deficiency gives Martin the Midas touch — everything he touches turns to gold. 157429 1966 My Favorite Martian: Martin Meets His Match T Thompson, Gene and Bill Kelsay Episode #103. 3-27-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin summons Leonardo da Vinci for help in fixing his spaceship. 157430 1965 My Favorite Martian: Martin of the Movies T Lewin, Albert E. and Burt Styler Episode #78. 9-26-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim and Martin return, via time machine, to early Hollywood — where Martin once starred as a sheik. 157431 1965 My Favorite Martian: Martin Report #1 T Hanalis, Blanche Episode #55. 1-31-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). To prove that childhood is unnecessary, Martin adopts an orphan girl. 157432 1966 My Favorite Martian: Martin the Mannequin T Roth, Marty Episode #96. 2-6-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). In a department store, Martin is frozen into a mannequin like pose. 157433 1965 My Favorite Martian: Martin's Fair Hobo, The T Roth, Marty and Lila Garrett and Bernie Kahn Episode #70. 5-23-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Uncle Martin mistakes a hobo, Shorty Smith for a Martian Scout and brings him home. Shorty quickly becomes accustomed to the comforts of life and when Martin learns the truth, Martin and Tim have a hard time getting rid of him. . Newscaster (Johnny Jacobs). 157434 1965 My Favorite Martian: Martin's Favorite Martian T White, Phyllis and Robert White Episode #69. 5-16-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). In the desert, a gun-wielding camper spots Tim and Martin working on the spaceship 157435 1966 My Favorite Martian: Martin's Revoltin' Development T Chapman, Leigh Episode #93. 1-16-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin inadvertently causes a photographer to be fired after he appears invisible on an important photograph. An invisible Martin is photographed capturing an escaped criminal. 157436 1963 My Favorite Martian: Matchmakers, The T Greene, John L. and Paul David Episode #2. 10-6-1963 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim and Martin try to help a lovesick dog. 157437 1964 My Favorite Martian: Memory Pill, The T Freedman, Benedict Episode #39. 10-4-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin's present to Tim: a memory machine. 157438 1964 My Favorite Martian: Miss Jekyll and Hyde T Martin, Al and Bill Kelsay Episode #31. 5-17-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin fears that Mrs. Brown's inquisitive niece Paula will discover his true identity. 157439 1964 My Favorite Martian: My Nephew the Artist T Starr, Ben Episode #20. 2-23-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim is hailed as a new art discovery when his name is affixed to Martin's works. 157440 1966 My Favorite Martian: My Nut Cup Runneth Over T Thompson, Gene and Bill Kelsay Episode #106. 4-24-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin's molecular reassembler turns a squirrel into a human. 157441 1964 My Favorite Martian: My Uncle the Folk Singer T Karson, Lee Episode #44. 11-8-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin rocks the music world with his folk singing. 157442 1965 My Favorite Martian: Never Trust a Naked Martian T Komack, James Episode #68. 5-9-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Despite warnings, Tim touches Martin's antennae — and disappears. 157443 1964 My Favorite Martian: Night Life of Uncle Martin T Lewin, Albert E. and Burt Styler Episode #49. 12-13-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). While Uncle Martin is asleep, his alter ego appears — a look-alike swinger named Ricardo 157444 1964 My Favorite Martian: Nose for News, A T Blinn, William and Michael Gleason Episode #36. 6-21-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin writes a successful story for Tim's newspaper and is offered a job as a reporter. Martin substituting for Tim interviews an important dignitary. 157445 1964 My Favorite Martian: Nothing But the Truth T Hanalis, Blanche Episode #41. 10-18-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim diverts Mrs. Brown's attention while Martin returns the spaceship to the garage. 157446 1964 My Favorite Martian: Now You See It, Now You Don't T Gershman, Ben and Bill Freedman Episode #19. 2-16-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin tries to help a museum curator whose job is in jeopardy 157447 1965 My Favorite Martian: O'Hara Caper, The T Lewin, Albert E. and Burt Styler Episode #90. 12-19-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim uses Martin's time machine to go back to the moment of a great robbery to get a valuable news story. Tim is arrested for theft when he's forced to help two jewel robbers. 157448 1964 My Favorite Martian: Oh, My Aching Antenna T Sherdeman, Ted and Jane Klune Episode #33. 5-31-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin fears that earth's gravity force is aging him too rapidly. 157449 1964 My Favorite Martian: Old, Old Friend of the Family, An T Greene, John L. and Paul David Episode #23. 3-15-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Uncle Martin tries to get Tim an exclusive interview with the president of a newly created East Indian country. 157450 1965 My Favorite Martian: Once Upon a Martian Mother's Day T Kelsay, Bill and Marty Roth Episode #65. 4-11-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). On Martian Mother's Day, Martin spots his mother's look-alike 157451 1966 My Favorite Martian: Our Notorious Landlady T Thompson, Gene Episode #102. 3-20-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin's personality altercator turns Mrs. Brown into a thief. 157452 1966 My Favorite Martian: Pay the Man the $24 T Styler, Burt Episode #107. 5-1-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim tampers with history when he goes back in time — and talks the Indians out of selling Manhattan. 157453 1963 My Favorite Martian: Pilot: My Favorite Martian T Green, John L. Episode #1. 9-29-1963 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim O'Hara sees a spacecraft crash in the woods where he finds a 450-year-old Martian who promptly moves in with him. "Uncle Martin" visits. 157454 1964 My Favorite Martian: Poor Little Rich Cat T Komack, James Episode #15. 1-12-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin roars when he learns that a cat has been willed a fortune. 157455 1965 My Favorite Martian: Portrait in Brown T White, Phyllis and Robert White Episode #75. 6-17-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). One of Martin's odd gadgets makes Mrs. Brown two-dimensional. 157456 1963 My Favorite Martian: Raffles No. 2 T Schwartz, Elroy and Austin Kalish Episode #10. 12-8-1963 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Stolen jewels and a set of fingerprints add up to trouble for Martin. 157457 1963 My Favorite Martian: Rocket To Mars T Schwartz, Elroy Episode #9. 12-1-1963 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Search is on when Martin's ship is hauled away by the junkman. 157458 1963 My Favorite Martian: Russians "R" In Season T Komack, James Episode #4. 10-20-1963 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin tries to convince the Government that its space project will never leave the ground 157459 1964 My Favorite Martian: Rx for Martian T Komack, James Episode #16. 1-19-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin begins planning a return voyage to Mars 157460 1964 My Favorite Martian: Shake Well and Don't Use T Martin, Al and Bill Kelsay Episode #35. 6-14-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Uncle Martin's homemade stew has a strange effect on Harry Burns 157461 1964 My Favorite Martian: Sinkable Mr. Brown, The T Martin, Al and Bill Kelsay Episode #25. 4-5-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin and Tim panic when Mrs. Brown decides to sell the house. 157462 1965 My Favorite Martian: Stop Or I'll Steam T Lewin, Albert E. and Burt Styler Episode #61. 3-14-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Color Martin green when he sees Brennan flirt with Mrs. Brown. 157463 1966 My Favorite Martian: Stop the Presses, I Want To Get Off T Kalish, Austin and Irma Kalish Episode #105. 4-17-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Beam from Martin's regenerator gives Mrs. Brown power to foresee the future. 157464 1964 My Favorite Martian: Super-Duper Snooper T Martin, Al and Bill Kelsay Episode #24. 3-22-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Mrs. Brown practices her course in detective work by spying on Martin 157465 1963 My Favorite Martian: There Is No Cure For the Common Martian T Komack, James Episode #3. 10-13-1963 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Common cold — unknown on Mars — strikes Martin, eliminating his powers. 157466 1964 My Favorite Martian: Three To Make Ready T Howard, Bruce and Bud Nye Episode #40. 10-11-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin can't decide whether or not to return to Mars 157467 1965 My Favorite Martian: Tim and Tim Again T Kelsay, Bill. Marty Roth Episode #88. 12-5-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Double trouble - Martin's duplicating machine creates two Tims. 157468 1965 My Favorite Martian: Tim, the Mastermind T Lewin, Albert E. and Burt Styler Episode #81. 10-17-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Reporter (Frank Evans). Tim's I.Q. soars when he downs Martin's brain-power pills. 157469 1965 My Favorite Martian: Time Machine Is Waking Up That Old Gang of Mine, The T Allardice, James and Tom Adair Episode #86. 11-21-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Time machine brings Tim, Martin and Mrs. Brown face to face with Jesse and Frank James. 157470 1965 My Favorite Martian: Time Out For Martin T Roth, Marty Episode #74. 6-20-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Time machine takes Tim and Martin back to 13th-century England. 157471 1964 My Favorite Martian: To Make a Rabbit Stew -- First Catch a Martian T Martin, A and Bill Kelsay Episode #50. 12-20-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Rabbit eats a Martian vitamin pill — and becomes 6 feet tall. 157472 1966 My Favorite Martian: TV or Not TV T Stein, Michael and Jack Gross Episode #94. 1-23-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Short circuit in Martin's transmitter puts him and Tim on nationwide TV. 157473 1965 My Favorite Martian: Uncle Baby T Roth, Marty Episode #64. 4-4-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Martin feels that his youth is fading and asks Tim to help him rejuvenate himself with the aid of Black Light. However, things go awry when Tim screws up the process and Martin gets turned into an infant. 157474 1965 My Favorite Martian: Uncle Martin and the Identified Flying Object T Roth, Marty and Lisa Charell Episode #56. 2-7-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). To prove that childhood is unnecessary, Martin adopts an orphan girl. 157475 1965 My Favorite Martian: Uncle Martin's Bedtime Story T Styler, Burt and Albert E. Lewin Episode #66. 4-25-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Uncle Martin's plans to return to Mars are put in jeopardy when he discovers that Mrs. Brown has the ability to read his mind every time she lays down on her new bed. Things get more complicated when she reveals her ESP ability to Brennan. 157476 1964 My Favorite Martian: Uncle Martin's Broadcast T Komack, James Episode #22. 3-8-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim begins his career as a crime reporter — using Martin's antennae to tune in on police calls. 157477 1964 My Favorite Martian: Uncle Martin's Wisdom Tooth T Komack, James Episode #37. 6-28-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Toothache affects Martin's eyesight. 157478 1964 My Favorite Martian: Unidentified Flying Uncle Martin T Komack, James Episode #29. 5-3-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Trouble begins when Martin takes his spaceship for a short flight. 157479 1966 My Favorite Martian: Virus M For Martin T Kelsay, Bill Episode #101. 3-13-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Trouble begins when Tim contracts a Martian virus. 157480 1965 My Favorite Martian: We Love You, Miss Pringle T Hanalis, Blanche Episode #63. 3-28-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim is placed on the Teacher of the Year selection committee 157481 1966 My Favorite Martian: When a Martian Makes His Violin Cry T Kalish, Austin and Irma Kalish Episode #98. 2-20-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Gypsy curse causes Mrs. Brown to drop anything she picks up. 157482 1966 My Favorite Martian: When You Get Back Home to Mars, Are You Going To Get It T Roth, Marty Episode #99. 2-27-1966 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Trouble begins when Martin's Martian nephew lands on Earth — and tells everyone where he's from. 157483 1964 My Favorite Martian: Who Am I? T Starr, Ben Episode #18. 2-9-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Amnesic Uncle Martin refuses to believe he's from Mars 157484 1965 My Favorite Martian: Who's Got a Secret? T Lewin, Albert E. and Burt Styler Episode #91. 12-26-1965 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Rumors spread that Martin is working on a secret Government project. 157485 1964 My Favorite Martian: Who's Got the Power? T Komack, James Episode #32. 5-24-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Lightning storm plays havoc with Martin's powers. 157486 1964 My Favorite Martian: Won't You Come Home, Uncle Martin, Won't You Come Home? T Martin, A and Bill Kelsay Episode #51. 12-27-1964 Reporter Tim O'Hara (Bill Bixby), a newspaper reporter for the Los Angeles Sun, witnesses UFO crash, investigates the crash landing of a spaceship and discovers a middle-aged Martian (Uncle Martin, Ray Walston). Tim's enemies increase rapidly after he basks in Martin's benevolence bulb. 157487 1973 My Favorite Martians C Series. 9-8-1973 to 8-30-1975. CBS Newsman Tim O'Hara (Howard Morris) protects two aliens from Mars with antennae sprouting from the tops of their heads and their pet dog Oakie Doakie. They pretend the older male alien is O'Hara's niece Katy's Uncle Martin and the other his nephew. 157488 1996 My Favorite War N Farley, Christopher John Reporter Thurgood Brinkman, young Ivy League-educated reporter for a comic-book-colored national newspaper. Sojourner Truth Zapader, a charismatic, Afrocentric, fiercely intelligent columnist for the Washington Post 157489 1940 My Favorite Wife M DVD -R HQ 3064, 3065. L Reporter (Joseph E. Bernard). Reporter (Edward Emerson). Reporter (Bruce MacFarlane). Photographer (Frank Marlowe). 157490 1982 My Favorite Year M DVD -R HQ 6207, 6208 Gossip Columnist (Eleanor C. Heutschy). 157491 1996 My Fellow Americans M News Media. Reporter Kaye Griffin (Sela Ward). Reporter #1 (Francesca Rollins). Reporter #2 (Paul Feig). News Anchor (Dorothy Lucey). 157492 1963 My First Feature Story SS GPL Romanina, Marina In "Treasury of Russian Short Stories, 1900-1966." Newspaper. Literary Associate Editor of the district newspaper, Sashka Godh. Not a bad fellow. Editor a grave-looking man, Nikita Rogachev. 157493 1875 My First Literary Venture SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Sketches New and Old." Reporter. Autobiographical account by former printer's devil, reporter on uncle's paper (Weekly Hannibal Journal). Higgins, editor of rival paper. 157494 1978 My Friend and Five Star Final P McKuen, Rod From “Coming Close to the Earth” (1978) and “Watch for the Wind” (1983). Newspapers. “My Friend and Five Star Final.” Frogs croak out each new edition as dragonflies supply the news past noon. It is left not only to the morning glory but field mice in that old fraternity of sly reporters filching hill and field alike to finally flush out all the news. Better than the radio they are the morning paper or the grocery handout. Sometimes I feel that you invented media enlisted frogs and dragonflies as cub reporters and carriers. The news comes home to me, good or bad. Best of all from one who cares enough to let me know of tragedies and triumphs equal and with love so I never have to fear the Tribune or The Times reported on the telephone or at curbside conversation by someone else. In the summer months your well paid staff whispers hard and tells me all. Look ! Here comes a dragonfly reporter now his wings so loaded down with stories to be covered he stops at nearly every bush or branch inside the yard to rest. Too late. There he goes on wings of wonder balancing through weighted down. Never mind you'll see him later in the rewrite room arguing that not a period or paragraph of his now growing tighter prose be changed. How glad I am that nature nods approval and becomes your buzzing gossip, your dandelion digger-up of in-depth stories some better left undug, your bending branch of editor your wind that sets the type and holds it there. I trust the not-on-deadline hummingbird and bluejay newsboys more than I have come to know and to believe the columnist or flash reporter who sits behind electric terminals and lets machines print out and process paragraphs of prose neatly stored and packed away long before the deadline nears. The cub who pokes through ashes of the fire that smoldered weeks ago hoping he might find the human interest anecdotes to make his story once again be reinvited to the second page is stretching facts too far. I prefer your buzzing bumblebee who pollinates and then moves on. But in the backyard - this one anyway, you may tell your caterpillars and your worker ants that freedom of the press and freedom to press on will always be observed however criticized or reprimanded the owners of the mortgage are. 157495 1949 My Friend Irma M SVD 555 Newspaperman (Tony Merrill). Photographer (Jack Mulhall). Announcer (Ken Niles) 157496 1950 My Friend Irma Goes West M News Media. Reporter (Ivan Browning). Reporter (Charles Dayton). Reporter (Stan Johnson). Reporter (Jasper Weldon). News Vendor (Al Ferguson). 157497 1947 My Friend Irma: R Series 1947-1954 News Media 157498 1952 My Friend Irma: T Series 1-9-1952 to 6-26-1954. Format Two 1953-1954 gives Irma new roomate. Reporter Kay Foster (Mary Shipp) for the New York Globe answers want ad to share apartment in Fall of 1953. Kay's boyfriend Brad Jackson (Gerald Mohr) is a fellow reporter on New York Globe Jane had moved to Panama. 157499 1911 My Friend Will N MLPL Lummis, Charles Fletcher Newspaper Owner. Will buys a portion of the newspaper. Los Angeles newspaper editor is stricken with paralysis and goes to New Mexico to be cured. 157500 1998 My Giant M Cameraman (Miroslav Dubsky). 157501 2004 My Grapefruit, My Father M Photographer (Ryan Stockstad). 157502 2007 My Gym Partner’s a Monkey: Docu-Trauma C DVD -R HQ 9425 Documentarian Zira Corneilius (Grey DeLisle - Voice), a nature documentary filmmaker comes to Charles Darwin Middle School where she focuses on Adam Lyon (Nika Futterman - Voice) because she thinks he’s some sort of missing link. She focuses on a three-eyed creature she calls “pants,” which she thinks it’s Adam because he has a giant zit on his head. Adam hides in the boy’s locker room, but Zira hires Jake the Spidermonkey to film Adam in the shower. She wins the award for Best Documentary for her film about Darwin’s school. Now she now wants to shoot a sequel to Adam’s chagrin. When Zira is filming Miss Chameleon, Miss Chemleon eats a fly. Zira shouts “cut” and says that she shouldn’t have done that. 157503 2006 My Gym Partner’s A Monkey: Poop Scoop C DVD -R HQ 9176 Episode #18. 8-8-2006. Cartoon Network. School newspaper Reporter Adam Lyon (Nika Futterman-Voice) of the CDMS Gazelle works under a rough Editor Python-Windsor (Rick Gomez-Voice). Lupe Toucan (Grey DeLisle-Voice) delivers the story. Newspapers are printed. Adam discovers no one reads the papers. They used for toilet paper, to clean up messes, funny hats and beds. News comes that the journalism program is in jeopardy. The animal delivering the bad news says, “Hey, don’t blame the messenger.” The gang decides to print a newspaper that people will read. They go with gossip. Adam is upset that they are printing false news. Headline: Love in the Lunchroom? is a made-up story. It is followed up by a false confirmation: “Rumor Confirmed!” Circulation goes through the roof. Advertisers are lining up. Adam saved the paper, but complains they are making up the news. No matter what Adam says to correct the situation, the newspaper makes it worse. CDMS Gazelle Extra: “Glub” Story. “Love and Leave Them” kid (Adam) now declares his love for the coach. He wants Jacob P. (Jake) Spidermonkey (Tom Kenny-Voice) to stop making up stories about him, printing things out of context. “Context is irrelevant in journalism,” Jake says. Adam: “How would you like it if I made up stories about you?” Adam makes up a big fat lie about Jacob. CDMS Gazelle Extra: “Monkey Has Cheek Implants.” It happens to be true. Don’t make up stories that could be true. Adam cries out for Freedom of Press and Constitutional protection. Fine for gossip, says the Principal Pixiefrog (Maurice LaMarche-Voice). But when you actually print the truth, ethics kick in. They agree to stop making up stories. CDMS Special News Alert on TV picks up the false story about Adam. Adam Lyon is a 12-year-old who is accidentally transferred to the all-animal Charles Darwin Middle School, officially known as AquatiZoo. The only human student, he is always picked last in gym class. Adam meets Jake Spidermonkey the first day of school and the two quickly become friends. Adam learns really fast that his monkey pal isn’t always out for his best interest. Adam and the gang are printing the school newspaper and Adam learns they don’t read it, but they use it to clean up their “various messes.” Then, Mr. Mandrill gives a message that the school is cutting the journalism club. The animals don’t like this because they’ll have to resort to sawdust for their messes. Adam suggests they write a paper that people actually read. Jake instead prints gossip about “a human student,” which turns out to be Adam. Jake, Mr. Mandrill and Principal Pixiefrog quote Adam’s words into gossip. Adam, then angry, writes about Jake’s cheek implants, which turns out to be true. Now the school might get sued, but Jake has agreed that he’ll use toilet paper for his messes. He appears on the news and shares more lies about Adam. Some of the teachers say, “Do tell,” and Adam runs away screaming. 157504 2003 My Hero NR McBride, Mary TV Documentary Producer Holly Hicks is a New Yorker who has vowed to leave her Texas childhood behind. Then her boss offers her the chance to a produce a special on a secret service agent who was shot saving the President a year ago. The catch? He's recuperating in a sleepy Texas town. Reluctantly the diminutive young TV documentary producer heads to the tiny town to face the memories it evokes. The secret service agent is dubious about his role as a documentary hero. He'd rather heal in peace. But Hicks' combination of Manhattan spark and Southern sensuality intrigues him. She is mesmerized by his blue eyes and personality. Their romance is complicated by the agent's soon-to-be-ex wife, a glitzy blonde with a lust for fame. The skeptical Hicks finds the right angle for her interview -- only to have to choose between her career in New York and her newfound hero. 157505 2005 My Hero: Big Brother T Episode #41. 3-18-2005 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). Morning Show Hosts (Max Digby, Natasha Joseph). 157506 2005 My Hero: Cassie Come Home T Episode #36. 1-28-2005 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157507 2002 My Hero: Day To Remember, A T Episode #22. 8-23-2002 Newsreader (Jonathan Wills). Man manages to erase his own memory just as a meteor heads toward Earth. 157508 2005 My Hero: Fear and Clothing T Episode #39. 2-25-2005 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157509 2005 My Hero: First Husband's Club, The T Episode #35. 1-21-2005 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157510 2005 My Hero: Foresight Saga, The T Episode #33. 1-7-2005 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157511 2002 My Hero: How Green Was My Ollie T Episode #40. 3-4-2005 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157512 2005 My Hero: Illegal Aliens T Episode #34. 1-14-2005 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157513 2003 My Hero: It's All in the Mind T Episode #26. 8-29-2003 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157514 1952 My Hero: Lady Editor T Series 11-8-1952 to 8-1-1953. Lady Photographer tricks Beanblossom into pretending they are married for a publicity stunt 157515 2002 My Hero: Little Learning, A T Episode #21. 8-16-2002 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157516 2005 My Hero: Night Fever T Episode #42. 3-25-2005 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157517 2005 My Hero: Nothing to Hide T Episode #137. 2-4-2006 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157518 2000 My Hero: Old Man Riversdance T Episode #5. 3-3-2000 Newsreader (Anya Sitaram). 157519 2002 My Hero: Older Man, The T Episode #16. 6-28-2002 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157520 2002 My Hero: Puttin' on the Writs T Episode #17. 7-5-2002 Newsreader (Jonathan Wills). 157521 2004 My Hero: Shock, Horror! T DVD -R 1669 Episode Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157522 2002 My Hero: Shock, Horror! T Episode. 7-12-2002. Season #3. Episode #6 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). Location Reporter (Gus Brown). Hurricane Reporter (Kathyrn Hodges) 157523 2003 My Hero: Space Virus T Episode #27. 9-5-2003 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157524 2003 My Hero: Sporting Chance, A T Episode #23. 8-8-2003 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157525 2003 My Hero: Time and Time Again T Episode #32. 10-10-2003 Newsreader (Natasha Kaplinsky). 157526 2008 My Home in the Field of Honor N Huard, Frances Wilson Editor Mrs. Chase, the editor of a well-known woman’s magazine, and numerous guests discuss the theatre and the “Caillaux case” from every conceivable point of view and their conversations were only interrupted by serious attempts to prove their national superiority at bridge and long delightful walks in the park. Nothing could have been farther from their thoughts than the idea of war. 157527 2001 My Horrible Year! MT News Media. Female Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand). 157528 1978 My Husband is Missing (aka Reach of Love, The) MT Shaner, John Herman, Al Ramrus (Teleplay) Ness Book Canadian Correspondent Derek McKenzie (Tony Musante), a cynical journalist, joins wife of American flier reported missing in action in North Vietnam since 1972. He sees potential for good human interest story and agrees to help her. They become attracted to each other. Journalist hesitant to pursue the relationship because married twice. Veteran Journalist Francesca Bellini (Martine Beswick) sees through deception when correspondent passes wife off as another reporter. 157529 1920 My Husband's Other Wife M AFI-Playwrights Writer 157530 1998 My Husband's Secret Life MT TV Anchor (Kelsa Kinsly). 157531 1961 My Indian Mother SS USC Daixel, Sheen In "New Country, The: Stories from the Yiddish about life in America." New York Writer wanting to familiarize himself with Indian life. Little journalism 157532 1981 My Kidnapper, My Lover MT News Media 157533 2008 My King the President N Lewis, Tom Investigative Journalist Jeb Willard, learns that his old college friend, a Secret Service agent, fatally shot the controversial President of the United States and then killed himself. Devastated, Jeb attends his friend's funeral where he is approached by a priest who gives Jeb a note from his Secret Service agent friend hinting of treason within the highest levels of the government. Uncertain what he should do, Jeb returns home to North Carolina to consult with Cal, his father and witty small town newspaper owner/editor. Cal advises Jeb to not get involved, at least not until more information is learned by the FBI and government investigators. Jeb follows his father's advice, but is eventually forced into action as the new President, Helene Fordham, calls him to Washington for a personal meeting. Jeb cannot refuse the persuasive first female President or her close friend, his former editor, and reluctantly agrees to begin his own investigation. It isn't long before Jeb, Cal, and Liz McCarty, the beautiful sister of the murderer, are running from the primary suspect, former Chief Justice Ezekial Koonce, as well as the FBI, police, a professional hit man, the Mafia, and even the U.S. Army! Stubbornly digging out facts of the conspiracy while barely keeping himself and his friends alive, Jeb manages to stay half a step ahead of all those in pursuit. With Cal's assistance, Jeb peels off layer after layer of the astonishing plot. 157534 2001 My Kingdom M Photographer (Kieran O'Brien). 157535 1943 My Kingdom for a Cook M News Media. Reporters (Stanley Brown, Donald Kerr, Lewis Wilson, Craig Woods). English Reporter (Reginald Sheffield). 157536 1944 My Kingdom for Jones SS GPL Schramm, Wilbur In "Horses and Men." Reporter Timothy McGuire of the Brooklyn Eagle. Other newspaper sportswriters. 157537 1921 My Lady Friends M AFI-Publishers Publisher 157538 1891 My Lady Nicotine N MLPL Barrie, Sir. J.M. Freelance Writer. Jimmy Moggridge, a barrister, made a living by contributing to the Saturday Review. Pettigrew, a successful journalist. 157539 1920 My Lady's Garter M AFI-Poets Writer 157540 1925 My Lady's Lips M Goodrich, John (Story-Continuity). AFI-Editors/Reporters - Ness Book. Powell Reporter Scott Seddon (William Powell), star reporter for newspaper, exposes gambling ring. Editor Forbes Lombard (Frank Keenan) discovers his daughter is involved with gangsters. Seddon joins the gang to get the story and falls in love with woman. Reporter is given poison by the gang to blind him and pretends to have taken it, continuing to act blind despite the best efforts of the gang to trick him. Reporter arrested in a police raid while trying to help the woman escape. Reporter signs a false confession under brutal interrogation and goes to prison for not turning in the woman. When he is released, he finds the woman has returned to gambling. She arranges for him to win a fortune at roulette. She is shot in the arm when another patron tries to shoot the reporter for taking his place at roulette table. Lovers are reunited. 157541 1929 My Lady's Past M AFI-Novelists Writer 157542 2003 My Last Movie Star: Novel of Hollywood, A N Sherrill, Martha Journalist Clementine James, jaded journalist who is doing her absolutely last celebrity profile for Flame, a popzine that she wants to abandon for life on a horse farm with her lover. Clementine James, a seasoned profile writer for Flame magazine, asked to write a 5,000-word story on Allegra Coleman. The writer becomes a celebrity after the actor totals the 1956 Porche they are in and disappears. Media and movie worlds with magazines called We, You, Speak and Gas. 157543 1993 My Life M PR Public Relations Man Bob Jones's colleagues believe he is "a product of his own PR." 157544 1991 My Life and Times T ABC Newspaper. Job interview at Village Voice. Advertising man goes into writing. Retired journalist looks back on his life 157545 2006 My Life as a Doormat (In Three Acts) N Gutteridge, Rene Radio Host "Cinco" Dublin who punched out a reporter in front of his home, enters the life of. Playwright Leah Townsend whose career is quickly sliding downhill. Can a people-pleasing playwright find happiness with a man who thrives on controversy? 157546 2003 My Life as a Fake N Carey, Peter Editor Sarah Wode-Douglass, editor of London poetry magazine who is thinking back on a trip she made to Malaysia in 1972 with a poet. In Kuala Lumpur she stumbles upon an Australian expatriate who has a bike-repair shop. Offers her some of his own work under the name of "Bob McCorkle." Poet warns her that McCorkle is a phantom and the man a hoaxer. But she is drawn into the man's beguilements. Wode-Douglass is a brittle, amusing narrator. But eventually she's just the audience for the man's less gripping story of his daughter's kidnapping. Editors of an Australian literary journal called "Angry Penguins." 157547 2003 My Life as a Movie MT Photographer (Mark Taylor). 157548 2005 My Life as a Teenage Robot: Victim of Fashion C DVD -R HQ 5847 Episode #14. 9-6-2005 Magazines. Fashion magazines. Fashion Reporter. Fashion war erupts between Jenny and the Crust cousins. 157549 1941 My Life with Caroline M DVD -R HQ 3012, 3013 Coleman Publisher Anthony Mason (Ronald Coleman), ironic, detached publisher 157550 2009 My Life With Stella Kane N Morganstein, Linda Publicist Nina Weiss is a snobby college girl from Scarsdale in 1948 when she goes to Hollywood to work at her uncle’s studio where she is assigned to help publicize a young actress named Stella Kane. Nina is immediately thrown into the declining studio system and repressive fifties Hollywood. Adding to her difficulties is her growing attraction to Stella. When a gay actor at the studio is threatened by tabloid exposure, Nina invents a romance between Stella and the actor. The trio become s hopelessly entangled when the invented romance succeeds beyond anyone’s dreams. 157551 1992 My Life, My Times T Reporter on Globe 157552 2001 My Little Blue Dress N Maddox, Bruno Magazine Editor dated by hero who purports to be working on a novel, a play and a rock opera 157553 1940 My Little Chickadee M L West, Mae, W.C. Fields (Screenplay) Ness Book. West. Fields. Editor Wayne Carter (Dick Foran) of The Greasewood Gazette in a small western town is an honest newspaperman who has crush on dance hall hostess. He hopes to bring law and order to the community and objects when bumbling outsider is made sheriff. Journalist leads posse that arrests the sheriff when he is believed to be a masked stagecoach bandit, then tries to talk the mob out of hanging him before he has a fair trial. When he finds out that the woman is not married to the sheriff, he proposes to her, but she tells him she will have to think it over. 157554 1986 My Little Girl M Reporter (Allen Fitzpatrick) 157555 1952 My Little Margie: Big Telecast The T Episode. Series (6-16-52 to 8-24-55) TV Interviewer. Margie has some circus performers staying at the house when Vern is supposed to be the subject of a live in-home interview TV show 157556 1952 My Little Margie: Cry Wolfe T Episode. PR Press Agent. Margie hires a press agent to prove to Vern that she will become wolf bait for every single man in town if he goes on a trip to Mexico without her 157557 1952 My Little Margie: Horse for Vern, A T Episode Reporter Margie may lose her job as a reporter when a horse disappears 157558 1952 My Little Margie: Missing Link T Episode. 10-25-1952. Season #2. Episode #6 News Media. First Reporter (Frank J. Scannell). Second Reporter (Ralph Brooks). 157559 1940 My Love Came Back M DVD -R HQ 2247 (Media Excerpts) Music Critic Dr. Downey (Charles Trowbridge). 157560 1938 My Lucky Star M Photographer (Cully Richards). Cameraman (Harold Goodwin). Cameraman (Arthur Rankin). 157561 2006 My Lucky Star N Keenan, Joe Publicists is involved in this Hollywood comedy about a luckless writing team lured to Hollywood for a job that disappears. 157562 2003 My Lurid Past N Henderson, Lauren Publicist Juliet Cooper is successful publicist specializing in the food trade 157563 1936 My Man Godfrey MS COPY Ryskind, Morrie In "Twenty Best Film Plays." News Media 157564 1936 My Man Godfrey M DVD -R HQ 6321, 6322. DVD -R 1774 (Media Excerpts) Columnist Hatton Mann's "Park Avenue Chatter" column featured. 157565 1935 My Marriage M Reporters (Jimmy Phillips, Charles Sherlock). Photographer (Hans Joby). Radio Voice (Emmett Vogan). 157566 1989 My Mom's a Werewolf M B 108 Reporter 157567 1997 My Mother's Courage M Editor. Husband is a newspaper editor 157568 2002 My Mother’s Ireland N Mueller, Marnie Former Sportswriter Pearl is the bridge partner of Reba, a woman who is dying and is being taken care of by her only child in the working class Puerto Rican community where Reba and her husband settled 20 years earlier. 157569 1992 My Mother's Murder: American Undercover T TV Producer-Reporter Charles Stuart travels to Princeton, New Jersey, to investigate the town's first murder in 11 years, stabbing death of reporter's own 74-year-old mother 157570 2007 My Name Is Earl: Harassed a Reporter T DVD -R HQ 10067 Episode. 4-12-2007 TV Reporter Nicole Moses (Leigh-Allyn Baker) with Channel 3 News becomes the subject of Earl's harassment - -No. 29 on his list - Harass the Reporter. They turn up on Moses' live broadcasts to mug behind her and do stupid things. At a Meth explosion, they mug outrageously behind her. At a ribbon-cutting ceremony, Earl runs in front of Moses and into the camera. Everyone in town can hardly wait to watch Channel 3 to watch Earl and his brother on TV. On a live broadcast on bears, Earl tackles his brother who is dressed in a bear costume. When they run out of real stories, Earl and friends fake a news story about a missing baby - when Moses opens an old refrigerator, it's Earl dressed up as the baby "You people are not funny. I'm a serious journalist and you're just trailer thrash," Moses screams on air. Earl: "That was the day we finally pushed Nicole too far. After that, Nichole's career went down the tubes." Earl and his brother go to the TV station to apologize and Earl explains his list to Nicole who decides to do a story on him. She ends up doing a story on how stupid his brother is. When they complain, she says what goes around, comes around. It's karma. 157571 2009 My Name Is Earl: Inside Probe (Parts One and Two) T Episodes #25-26. 4-30/5-7-2009 Journalist Geraldo Rivera (Himself) hosts a news show “Inside Probe”dedicated to getting to the bottom of the bottom of things. Rivera investigates the disappearance of the Crab Shack owner. After eight years the show airs on TV and several Camden residents become murder suspects. In Part Two, the mystery of the disappearance of the former Crab Shack owner is finally resolved. Geraldo and his crew were in Camden County eight years ago, but the footage never aired because a certain hemp-ophine in the Witness Protection Program was unable to sign the release. But that situation has since been rectified and the episode -- “Claws of Death...Unknown” -- can now sully the airwaves. Geraldo emerges from Yummy Donuts doing the walk-and-talk. Behind him, we see the One-legged Girl from whom Earl stole a car, and a meandering parent-less toddler. Joy’s Suburu Brat rolls past. Earl and Randy are drinking beer in the back and shout out an enthusiastic, “Bleep you, Geraldo!” There is a quick rundown of the Camden Eight. After Geraldo interviews the police, he wraps up the segment by listing the suspects. Who did it? Was it the petty thief, the simpleton brother, the stay-at-trailer mom, the black co-worker, the immigrant stripper, the so-called celebrity, or the day-time hooker? Geraldo then details the case, interviews those involved. The mystery remains unsolved until next week then Inside Probe continues. According to Geraldo: You will bleep your pants.” In Part II, Geraldo (or, as Earl calls him, Gerardo) Rivera is still in Camden County. All of America, he says, wants to know what happened to the Crabshack’s owner who mysteriously disappeared eight years ago. Inside Probe does a quick recap of last week’s episode. Geraldo: “Inside Probe...digs deeper...into the earth...to find the treasure chest...of the truth...of this mystery.” Earl becomes enamored of Geraldo’s moustache. Earl: “You put conditioner on that?” Geraldo: “Yes, but you couldn’t afford it.” Geraldo takes the viewers through the crime and how it is resolved. 157572 2008 My Name Is Earl: Nature’s Game Show T Episode. 11-21-2008 Weatherman on Television News is screaming “Tornado.” When Camden is besieged by several tornadoes and Earl loses his list, he wonders if everything is random. 157573 2009 My Name Is Khan M India Media Personnel (Diana M. Kim). 157574 1999 My Name is Legion N Berry, Sheila Martin Tabloid TV program luridly exploits story of a 27-year-old rape victim who has a multiple personality disorder and claims another woman with a six-year-old personality was raped by a nearly retarded man. Host of national television news show is hungry for this kind of a sensational story. 157575 2005 My Name Is Legion N Wilson, A.N. Tabloid Owner-Publisher Lennox "Lennie" Marx of London's The Daily Legion, a sleazy Fleet Street rag that peddles celebrity gossip and denounces asylum seekers. The British tabloid is run by wicked magnate Mark, who hails from a former African colony. Portrait of the darkly glamorous media world. Failed poet and all-purpose columnist L.P. Watson. Gossipy confidante, Editor Mary Mulch of the super slick Gloss. Still idealistic arts editor Rachel Pearl and several males (including L.P.) who admire her. The secret is that its financial survival depends on the support of a brutal African government. Recklessly defending this corrupt dictatorship, the newspaper faces off against an Anglican monk and missionary who is working to overthrow the corrupt regime. They wage a smear campaign against the priest. Freedom fighters join the battle. Violence escalates. 157576 1963 My Name is Morgan N Woolfolk, William PR Public Relations. Story is told from the point of view of Larry Whirter, PR man for the studio about a Hollywood tycoon and his great movie epic to crown his career 157577 2008 My Necklace, Myself M Reporter (Hanna Vojak) 157578 1925 My Neighbor's Wife M Cameraman (Chester Conklin). 157579 2000 My Next Funeral M Reporter (Michael Roemer). 157580 1952 My Pal Gust M Reporter (William Dyer, Jr.) 157581 1944 My Pal, Wolf M Reporter (Tom Burton) 157582 1974 My Pleasure Is My Business M TV Interviewer (Allen Doremus). Reporter (Richard Davidson). 157583 1989 My Secret Identity: Eyes of the Shadow, The T Episode #12. 1-28-1989 Newspaper Gossip Column has a tidbit about Kirk submitted by "A.C." He decides Andrew is no longer worthy of his friendship. What Kirk doesn't realize is that a friend's trust is much more reliable than initials in a newspapere. Kirk is furious when rumors about his troubled love life start appearing in the school newspaper 157584 1989 My Secret Identity: Long Shot T Episode #30. 11-11-1989 School Newspaper Editor Cassie Martin (Joanne Vannicola). Andrew is now working for the school newspaper but Cassie informs him that he's a lousy reporter. In an effort to spare his feelings, she suggests he try photography instead. Andrew agrees to do this when he metters the other photographer, Beth (Krista Bridges). 157585 1990 My Secret Identity: Off the Record T Episode #45. 5-12-1990 School Newspaper Manager Cassie Martin (Joanne Vannicola) is at it again. The newspaper reporter is taking people's words and actions out of context and everybody in school turns on her. After coming to her senses and apologizing to everybody, Cassie gets food thrown in her face. Andrew, sympathizing with her comes to her aid and hopes to make her reputation worthy again. 157586 1991 My Secret Identity: Pirate Radio T Episode #63. 2-16-1991 Radio. Classic Rock 108 is broadcasting from Briarwood High School and Andrew and Kirk are not impressed with the musical selections. Andrew suggests to Kirk that the station should hire them to show how it's done. 157587 1989 My Secret Identity: Secret Code T Episode #18. 3-12-1989 School Newspaper Editor Cassie Martin (Joanne Vannicola). Andrew wants more recognition for his deeds as Ultraman. 157588 1990 My Secret Identity: Secrets for Sale T Episode #36. 1-17-1990 Magazine. D.J loses faith in an old friendship when his ideas find their way into a magazine he didn't endorse. Dr. Benjamin "D.J." Jeffcoate (Derek McGrath) writes scientific articles for Quantum Quarterly magazine 157589 1990 My Secret Identity: Seems Like Only Yesterday T Episode #48. 5-26-1990 Reporter Janet Bailey (Janet Bailey). 157590 1989 My Secret Identity: Toxic Time Bomb T Episode #14. 2-12-1989 Journalism. Andrew's assignment for his journalism class is to do a video piece on a day in the life of someone he respects. He choosess Dr. J because he is the only one around all the time. But "Dr. J" Jeffcoate picks this time to get a regular job as an industries' consultant. This job is in addition to his current project working on a portable chemical analyser. 157591 1990 My Secret Identity: White Lies T Episode #44. 5-5-1990 School Newspaper Manager Cassie Martin (Joanne Vannicola).When Daniel wants to become a great reporter to impress Cassie, he decides to add his own twists to not-so-amazing events. Andrew finds Daniel wrote in the paper that Andrew has a fantasy of being able to fly. Even though his secret is safe, everybody now thinks Andrew is crazy. 157592 1934 My Shadow As I Pass N Bolitho, Sybil English Columnist William Bolitho, whose work appeared in American papers. Written by Bolitho's widow who tells in fiction her struggles after his death. Some journalism background 157593 1943 My Sister Eileen R CD 003. Lux Radio Theater Lux Radio Theater 43-07-05 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Rosalind Russell). Brian Aherne, Janet Blair 157594 1940 My Sister Eileen P Fields, Joseph and Jerome Chodorov Based on Ruth McKenney's New Yorker stories. 864 performances Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Shirley Booth) is determined to become a famous writer and sweet Eileen (Jo Ann Sayers) dreams of becoming an actress. They move to New York from Ohio and take a Greenwich Village basement. Ruth attempts to persuade Editor Robert Baker (William Post. Jr.) of Manhatter magazine, to publisher her work. Newspaper Reporter Chick Clark (Bruce MacFarlane) gets Ruth an assignment welcoming a Brazilian naval ship. Ruth invites the sailors home, a fight ensues, police arrive and Eileen punches a policeman. The melee lands Eileen on the front page and also gets her an acting job. Ruth falls in love with Baker and starts her journalism career. 157595 1938 My Sister Eileen N OWN - H McKenney, Ruth Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood 157596 1950 My Sister Eileen R Episode. 4-20-1950. Hallmark Playhouse Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Rosalind Russell). 157597 1943 My Sister Eileen R Episode #166. 10-18-1943. Screen Guild Theater, The Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Rosalind Russell) is determined to become a famous writer and sweet Eileen (Janet Blair) dreams of becoming an actress. They move to New York from Ohio and take a Greenwich Village basement. Publisher (Brian Aherne). 157598 1945 My Sister Eileen R Episode #58. 8-7-1945. Theatre of Romance Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Shirley Booth) is determined to become a famous writer and sweet Eileen (Judy Holiday) dreams of becoming an actress. They move to New York from Ohio and take a Greenwich Village basement. 157599 1942 My Sister Eileen (1942 version) M DVD -R HQ 8894, 8895. L. Fields, Joseph, Jerome Chodorov (Play). Ruth McKenney (Stories). Fields, Chodorov (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Chick Clark (Allyn Joslyn) is a theatrical reporter in Greenwich Village who romances Eileen. Ruth Sherwood (Rosalind Russell) and her sister come to the Village hoping to make it big. Ruth as a writer. Eileen as an actress. Editor Robert Baker (Brian Aherne), in an effort to win argument with publisher, convinces Sherwood to tell him the magazine is out of date. Publisher throws her out. Editor later prints one of her stories against publisher's wishes. Editor and publisher show up during chaotic finale to give Sherwood a check. 157600 1955 My Sister Eileen (1955 version) M L McKenney, Ruth (Stories). Joseph Fields, Jerome Chodorov (Play). Blake Edwards, Richard Quine (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Chick Clark (Tommy Rall), is "reporter-at-large" for the New York Daily News. Ruth Sherwood (Betty Garrett) is former reporter for The Columbus Courier. Sherwood arrives in New York with letter of introduction from her editor to publisher Bob Baker (Jack Lemmon). Clark calls Sherwood claiming to be an editor and gives her an assignment so he can get her out of the apartment so he can be with her sister, Eileen. Clark is tossed out. Sherwood ends up with Baker who decides to publish her stories. 157601 1961 My Sister Eileen: About Clark Carter T Episode #19. 2-15-1961 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157602 1961 My Sister Eileen: Aunt Harriet's Way T Episode #20. 3-1-1961 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157603 1961 My Sister Eileen: Barefoot and Unashamed T Episode #16. 1-25-1961 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157604 1960 My Sister Eileen: Ebenezer Scrooge Appopoplous T Episode #11. 12-21-1960 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157605 1960 My Sister Eileen: Eileen and the Intern T Episode #12. 12-21-1960 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157606 1960 My Sister Eileen: Eileen's Big Chance T Episode #6. 11-9-1960 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157607 1960 My Sister Eileen: Lease Breakers, The T Episode #5. 11-2-1960 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157608 1961 My Sister Eileen: Marty's Best Friend T Episode #25. 4-5-1961 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157609 1960 My Sister Eileen: Monkey Shines T Episode #8. 11-23-1960 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157610 1960 My Sister Eileen: Perfect Male, The T Episode #9. 11-30-1960 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157611 1961 My Sister Eileen: Perfect Secretary, The T Episode #14. 1-4-1961 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157612 1960 My Sister Eileen: Photography Mix-up, The T Episode #1 10-5-1960. Series 10-5-1960 to 4-12-1961. 26 episodes Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). Magazine Writer Ruth is all for a magazine story about her until she sees the magazine. Manhattan Magazine writer. Two sisters go to New York from Ohio. 157613 1961 My Sister Eileen: Protectors, The T Episode #24. 3-29-1961 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157614 1961 My Sister Eileen: Reformer The T Episode #23. 3-22-1961 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157615 1961 My Sister Eileen: Ruth Becomes a Success T Episode #17. 2-8-1961 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157616 1960 My Sister Eileen: Ruth Becomes a Waitress T Episode #4. 10-26-1960 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157617 1960 My Sister Eileen: Ruth Saves Eileen T Episode #2. 10-12-1960 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157618 1960 My Sister Eileen: Ruth Sells a Story T Episode #3. 10-19-1960 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). Magazine Writer Ruth writes a story and buys a few dresses, then she sees the editor about revisions and ends up in a fierce fight 157619 1961 My Sister Eileen: Ruth the Starmaker T Episode #18. 2-15-1961 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157620 1960 My Sister Eileen: Ruth Welcomes a Hometown Friend T Episode #7. 11-9-1960 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157621 1961 My Sister Eileen: Ruth's Double Life T Episode #15. 1-11-1961 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). Magazine Writer Ruth is writing for a true confession magazine 157622 1961 My Sister Eileen: Ruth's Double Life T Episode #15. 1-11-1961 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157623 1961 My Sister Eileen: Ruth's Fella T Episode #21. 3-8-1961 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157624 1961 My Sister Eileen: Ruth's Holiday T Episode #26. 4-12-1961 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157625 1961 My Sister Eileen: Separate Ways T Episode #22. 3-15-1961 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157626 1960 My Sister Eileen: Three's a Crowd T Episode #10. 12-7-1960 Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) for Manhattan Magazine. Reporter Chick Adams (Jack Weston) of The New York Daily News. Publisher Robert Beaumont (Raymond Bailey). 157627 1987 My Sister Sam: Almost In-Laws T Episode #13. 1-26-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam's and Dixie's friendship is strained when Patti hooks up with Dixie's son. 157628 1987 My Sister Sam: And They Said It Would Never Last T Episode #24. 10-10-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Just when things are getting hot between Sam and Jack, the relationship starts to cool down. 157629 1987 My Sister Sam: Another Saturday Night T Episode #15. 2-9-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Patti sets Sam up on a blind date, which throws a wedge into Sam's boyfriend's plans to have his own date with her. 157630 1987 My Sister Sam: Anything For a Friend T Episode #12. 1-19-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Jack winds up in jail after attending a protest. Meanwhile, Patti schemes to take advantage of one of her classmates. 157631 1988 My Sister Sam: Art of Love, The T Episode #36 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam falls for a photographer she meets at an art museum. 157632 1986 My Sister Sam: Aunt Elsie Crisis, The: Day One T Episode #6. 11-24-1986 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Patti is upset when she finds out Sam invited their Aunt Elsie (Nan Martin) to visit without consulting her. 157633 1986 My Sister Sam: Babes in the Woods T Episode #9. 12-15-1986 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam and Patti spend one weekend roughing it in their isolated cabin in the woods to help them decide whether to keep or sell it. 157634 1988 My Sister Sam: Camp Burn-Out T Episode #37 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam, Patti and Dixie go to a day spa. 157635 1987 My Sister Sam: Campaign Contributions T Episode #21. 4-13-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam takes it upon herself to volunteer as campaign manager for Patti who's running for class treasurer. 157636 1987 My Sister Sam: Club Dread T Episode #11. 1-12-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam has painful reminders of being a wallflower as a teenager when she decides to attend a '60s night dance party at Patti's school. 157637 1988 My Sister Sam: Day in the Lives, A T Episode #44 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Patti goes to the prom with a date from hell. Meanwhile, Sam fantasizes that Jack is her husband. 157638 1987 My Sister Sam: Deep Throat T Episode #25. 10-17-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam has a tonsillectomy that leaves her unable to speak -- to the chagrin of Patti who needs to talk to her. 157639 1987 My Sister Sam: Drive, She Said T Episode #28. 11-7-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam teaches Patti how to drive but wishes she hadn't when Patti doesn't call home after getting her license. 157640 1988 My Sister Sam: Earthquake T Episode #43 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Gang are trapped in Sam's apartment when an earthquake hits San Francisco. 157641 1987 My Sister Sam: Exposed T Episode #20. 4-6-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. A film crew shooting a documentary on Sam's home and career life makes her feel exposed. 157642 1987 My Sister Sam: Family Business T Episode #16. 2-16-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam and Patti start up a family business making designer sheets. 157643 1987 My Sister Sam: Fog Bound T Episode #22. 5-4-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. While waiting at the airport, Sam and Patti flash back to the time they were reunited. 157644 1987 My Sister Sam: Go Crazy T Episode #14. 2-2-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. When Patti's new headphones break, Sam tries to help her get a refund from the store. 157645 1988 My Sister Sam: Good Neighbor Sam T Episode #34. Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. When Sam extends her home to a couple who helped her reclaim a stolen purse, the pair quickly become the guests that won't leave. 157646 1988 My Sister Sam: Good, the Bad and the Auditor, The T Episode #42. Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam's worst nightmare comes true when she gets audited and the auditor wants to be her best friend. 157647 1987 My Sister Sam: Goodbye, Steve T Episode #23. 10-3-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam finds comfort in Jack after she is jilted by Steve. 157648 1988 My Sister Sam: Grand Prize T Episode #38 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam and Patti win the grand prize in a contest -- a trailer. 157649 1987 My Sister Sam: If You Knew Susie T Episode #18. 3-2-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam tries to alleviate Patti's depression by inviting her girlfriend to visit 157650 1988 My Sister Sam: It's My Party and I'll Kill If I Want To T Episode #33. Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam throws a dinner party for an important client, but the chef is a no-show. 157651 1986 My Sister Sam: Jingle Bell Rock Bottom T Episode #10. 12-22-1986 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam takes Patti and her friends out on the town to show them the true meaning of Christmas. 157652 1988 My Sister Sam: Life, Death and Admiral Andy T Episode #32. 4-12-1988 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Clown host of a kid's show dies right before Sam's birthday. 157653 1987 My Sister Sam: Making Up Is Hard To Do T Episode #17. 2-23-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. When J.D.'s wife kicks him out of the house, Sam lets him stay with her and Patti. 157654 1986 My Sister Sam: Mirror, Mirror…On the Wall T Episode #8. 12-8-1986 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. When Patti goes on a dangerous crash starvation diet because she starts to think she's fat, it's up to Sam to save her. 157655 1987 My Sister Sam: Never a Bridesmaid T Episode #26. 10-24-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. As thanks for setting her up, Sam's best friend asks her to be the bridesmaid at her wedding. 157656 1988 My Sister Sam: Ol' Green Eyes Is Back T Episode #31. 3-29-1988 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam introduces her divorced girlfriend to Jack, but begins to regret it when the pair become closer than she anticipated. 157657 1988 My Sister Sam: Patti, I Have a Feeling We're Not in Oregon Anymore T Episode #35. Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Changes in Oregon State upset Sam. 157658 1986 My Sister Sam: Patti's Party T Episode #2. 10-20-1986 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam reluctantly agrees to let Patti have a party for her and several of her friends. 157659 1988 My Sister Sam: Play It Again, Sam T Episode #30. 3-22-1988 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam decides to follow her dream of being a pianist. 157660 1988 My Sister Sam: Revenge of the Russell Sisters T Episode #29. 3-15-1988 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam and Patti plot to get even with practical joker J.D. by tricking him into thinking he could win a windfall in a cash giveaway contest. 157661 1986 My Sister Sam: Roomies T Episode #5. 11-10-1986 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam fears that Patti's presence will ruin her first date with a new boyfriend. 157662 1986 My Sister Sam: Samantha Russell, Man Stealer (Premiere) T Episode #1. 10-6-1986. Series 10-6-1986 to 4-13-1988. Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Patti wants to invite a punk rock guy to Sam's important, conservative business party. 157663 1986 My Sister Sam: Shooting Stars T Episode #3. 10-27-1986 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam shoots a stereo ad starring a rock star Patti will do anything to meet. 157664 1987 My Sister Sam: Sister, Can You Spare a Fifty? T Episode #19. 3-16-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam agrees to lend 50 bucks to a down-on-his-luck stranger she meets in a coffee shop. 157665 1986 My Sister Sam: Teacher's Pet T Episode #7. 12-1-1986 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Patti asks Sam to go to parents' night to try to soften up her stern history teacher. 157666 1988 My Sister Sam: Thrill of Agony, the Victory of Defeat, The T Episode #41 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam goes out on a date with a former high school classmate who also happens to be a well-known baseball player. 157667 1988 My Sister Sam: Walk a While In My Shoes T Episode #39 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam and Patti play a role reversal game 157668 1986 My Sister Sam: What Makes Samantha Run? T Episode #4. 11-3-1986 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam suffers her first failure as a photographer when she doesn't get a national magazine cover. Patti teaches her how to deal with her depression. Jack teaches Patti Spanish. 157669 1987 My Sister Sam: Who's Afraid of Virginia Schultz? T Episode #27. 10-31-1987 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. It's not treats they're getting when Sam and Patti decide to go trick or treating at the home of a mysterious old woman. 157670 1988 My Sister Sam: Wrong Stuff, The T Episode #40 Photojournalist Jack Kincaid (David Naughton) is Sam's neighbor and a photojournalist who got his first cover story in Newsweek when he was 22. Freelance Photographer Samantha "Sam" Russell (Pam Dawber). Her career is just starting to take off. Her 16-year-old sister, Patti, moves into her studio apartment in San Francisco. J.D. Lucas (Joel Brooks) is Sam's slick agent. Dixie Randazzo (Jenny O'Hara) is her harried assistant. Sam's and Patti's dates want to fly them to Mexico in a private jet, but a bad storm puts a damper on their plans. 157671 2009 My Sister, My Love N Oates, Joyce Carol Tabloids. Nineteen-year-old Skyler Rampike is the only surviving child of an “infamous” American family. A decade ago the Rampikes were destroyed by the murder of Skyler’s six-year-old ice-skating champion sister, Bliss, and the media scrutiny that followed. They ended up in Tabloid Hell. 157672 2002 My Sister's Keeper MT SVD 1154 News Media 157673 1963 My Six Loves M Reporter (Ted Berger). Reporter (William Hudson). Reporter (Ted Quillin). Lady Columnist (Yvonne Peattie). Photographers (Larry Alderette, Robert Cole, Cass Jaeger, Robert Karl, Frank Radcliffe, Paul Rees, Terry Terrill). 157674 1996 My Son Is Innocent MT TV Reporter (Al Feinberg) 157675 1943 My Son, the Hero M SVD 1507. DVD. War Correspondent-Hero Michael Morgan (Joseph Allen Jr.). comes home for a two-day visit. Girl Reporter (Maxine Leslie). 157676 1998 My Soul to Keep N Due, Tananarive African-American Investigative Reporter in Miami, Jessica. An African-American journalist on the verge of breaking a major story and a vampire. 157677 1997 My Stepson, My Lover MT DVD -R HQ 7518, 7519. News Media. TV News Reporter (David Hains). Reporter #1 (Lee Freeman). Reporter #2 (Greg Miller). Nurse marries a domineering man, then has an affair with his equally controlling son. 157678 1996 My Summer With George NR French, Marilyn Editor George Johnson is a dejected, potbellied newspaper editor from Louisville whose volatile behavior veers between intense interest and bald rejection. Successful romance novelist convinces herself she is in love with him because he is the opposite of a romance hero. Johnson is bright-eyed, sandy-haired, shy Southern newspaper editor whose honesty is irresistible, currently unmarried, whiling away the summer at Columbia University. The romance novelist has been married four times. Johnson doesn't live up to her romantic fantasies. 157679 2006 My Super Ex-Girlfriend M News Media. TV News Reporter (Catherine Reitman). 157680 1970 My Sweet Charlie T Series News Media. Patty Duke and Al Freeman, Jr. 157681 1964 My Tale is Hot M AFI-Magazines (Periodicals) Magazine 157682 2003 My Tango With Porn DT News Media. Senior Entertainment Editor (Susan G. Cole - Herself). for NOW Magazine 157683 1968 My Third Wife George M Photographer (Claude Pounds). 157684 1966 My Three Sons: From Maggie with Love T Episode #106. 1-10-1966 Photographer (Jonathan Lippe). 157685 1964 My Three Sons: People House, The T Episode #68. 3-2-1964 Editor (Dianne Foster). 157686 1965 My Three Sons: Real Nice Time, A T SVD 1169 Episode Gossip Columnists hound Chip when he dates a movie star 157687 2004 My Tiny Universe M Photographer #1 (Roberto Bacalski). Photographer (Skye McKenzie). 157688 2005 My Trade: Short History of British Journalism, A DT Marr, Andrew British TV Newsman memoirs 157689 2006 My Travels with Diana DT New York Post Columnist Linda Stasi. New York Social Diary Columnist David Patrick Columbia. Diana's Press Secretary Dickie Arbiter. Royal Correspondent Robert Jobson. Royal Photographers Arthur Edwards, Kent Gavin. 157690 2004 My Trip to Fantasyland N Phillips, Debbie Reporter Carl Dickson who works for a small town newspaper in Virginia decides to take a vacation from the daily grind at the newspaper. Goes by train to a place called Fantasyland. On the way there he becomes curious about the 20 stops before Fantasyland. Carl is mysteriously drawn into some strange situations in each town along the railway. Carl meets some interesting people on his journey and decides to write about his experiences in a journal. Some of his experiences have been nightmares from being captured by cannibals to being taunted by the Devil. 157691 1943 My True Story DR News Features 157692 1950 My True Story T Series Magazine. True Story magazine adaptations 157693 1959 My Turn To Make the Tea N Dickens, Monica M Joseph 192 pages. Journalist Poppy begins a career on a newspaper in a 1950s provincial newsroom. She was dubbed Poppy by her fellow reporters “for no better reason than that a Sunday paper was running a crude cartoon about a blonde called Poppy Pink.” A semi-autobiographical story set in the early 1950s, Poppy is the junior reporter on the Dowingham Post where it is always her turn to make the tea. She recalls her first visit to the Dowingham Post: “I was surprised when I first came to this room for an interview. I had expected the editorial office, even of a provincial weekly, to be more impressive. I had expected Mr Pellet to look like an editor, not like a man who prods pigs with a stick on market day. .... (Pellet) was the most unliterary man I had ever seen. Journalism is not literature, he was always telling me. I thought it ought to be, although the others downstairs told me that when I had been there as long as they had, I wouldn't waste my time thinking up original adjectives which the old man always replaced with some tired favourites from stock. I can clearly remember realising my first interview attempt was doomed when I started gushing about the inspiring brilliance of George Orwell's journalism; a pretentious kid just out of university wasn't what this paper wanted.” 157694 1959 My Turn To Make the Tea: Look Out Behind You R Dickens, Monica (Based on her Novel) Great Britain. 7-7-2006, 11:30-12:00 (Radio 4 FM). Journalist Poppy (Alice Hart) is the junior reporter on the Dowingham Post where it is always her turn to make the tea. She begins a career on a newspaper in a 1950s provincial newsroom. She was dubbed Poppy by her fellow reporters “for no better reason than that a Sunday paper was running a crude cartoon about a blonde called Poppy Pink.” A semi-autobiographical story set in the early 1950s. Poppy promises her acrobat friend Mamie that she will write a supportive view of the local Christmas pantomime. But all does not go according to plan. Mr. Pellet (Keith Barron). Mamie (Annabelle Dowler). Victor (Stephen Critchlow). Mike (Peter Darney). Joe (Martin Hyder). Marjorie (Jemima Elder). 157695 1987 My Two Dads: T SVD 1069 Episodes. Series 9-20-1987 to 6-18-1990 Magazine. Financial Update Magazine. Art director. 157696 1988 My Two Dads: Family in Question, The T A1287 Episode #21. 5-9-1988 Newspaper Reporter-Columnist (Gerritt Graham) challenges nomination of judge to head city's Family Services Commission because she placed Nicole with two dads. Mayor Edward I. Koch and Dr. Joyce Brothers (Themselves). When the newspaperman writes an article criticizing Judge Wilbur, especially her decision to put Nicole with Joey and Michael, a TV reporter decides to do a feature on them by interviewing everyone involved, The TV reporter also records Nicole with her two fathers to see who is right. 157697 1990 My Two Dads: It's My Art, and I'll Die If I Want To T Episode #55. 3-19-90 Newspaper Obituary section. Joey finally gets himself in the paper -- Joey Marris' obituary is printed as "Joey Harris." Art galleries call offering loads of money for his artwork and he's fine pretending to be dead. 157698 1989 My Two Dads: Together We Stand T Episode #33. 3-29-1989 Magazine. Joey and Michael start work at a new magazine with Joey having the slightly better first day. 157699 1996 My Uncle the Alien M News Media. Reporter #1 (Eva Langsdorff). Reporter #2 (Jamie Donahue). Reporter #3 (Georgia Cobb) 157700 1918 My Unmarried Wife M AFI-Novelists Writer 157701 1981 My Warszawa SS Oates, Joyce Carol News Media 157702 1871 My Wife and I N MLPL Stowe, Harriet Beecher, Mrs. Female Journalist Audacia Dangyereyes, modeled after notorious female journalists of the time -- Victoria C. Woodhull and her sister Tennessee (Tennie) C. Claflin Mr. Goldstick is the publisher (named that because he measures everything by its dollar value). 157703 2004 My Wife and Kids: Director, The T Episode #89. 4-28-2004 Sports Announcer (Lou Richards - Voice). 157704 2005 My Wife and Kids: Jr.'s Cartoon T DVD -R HQ 6773. Episode. 3-28-2005 Cartoonist ABC executives interested in Jr. who wins a national competition for a cartoon based on his family. 157705 2003 My Wife and Kids: Man of the Year T Episode #56. 1-29-2003 Photographer (Bob Glouberman). 157706 2002 My Wife is an Actress M DVD -R HQ 5091, 5092. SVD 1451 Sports Journalist (Yvan Attal) having trouble accepting his wife who is a popular film star whose job entails kissing other men onscreen. Journalists: Le journaliste 1 (Emmanuelle Lepoutre). Le journaliste 2 (Martial Courcier). Le journaliste 3 (Stephane Alivray-Nauroy)., Le journaliste 4 (Laurent Debesse). Le journalise 5 (Jeremy Nedjar). 157707 1969 My World and Welcome To It T Based on James Thurber's life. 1969-72 Cartoonist John Monroe (William Windom), writer-cartoonist for Manhattanite magazine. Monroe's boss, Hamilton Greeley ( Harold J. Stone). Phil Jensen (Henry Morgan), Monroe's colleague (inspired by Robert Benchley). 157708 1998 My Year of Meats N Ozeki, Ruth L. Documentary Filmmaker Jane Takagi-Little is a Japanese-American documentarian commissioned by a U.S. beef lobbying group to make television shows for the Japanese market. She travels the Midwest looking for guest hosts who embody American values. She is invited to work on a Japanese TV show meant to encourage beef consumption via the not-so-subliminal suggestion that prime rib equals a perfect family. Series "My American Wife!" seems like a dream come true for Takagi-Little as she criss-crosses the United States filming a different American family each week for her Japanese audience. Emphasis is on meat. As Takagi-Little becomes more familiar with the subject, she becomes increasingly aware of the beef's industry widespread practice of using synthetic estrogens on the cattle and determines to sabotage the program. Takagi-Little does a subversive episode on a vegetarian lesbian couple. Her boss's wife teams up with her to expose the meat industry's hazardous practices. 157709 1966 Myglaren MTF TV Reporter (Bo Holmqvist) 157710 1970 Myra Breckinridge M DVD AFI-Critics Gay Film Critic Myron Breckinridge (Rex Reed) goes to Denmark to change sex and arrives in Hollywood as the stunningly beautiful Myra Breckinridge (Raquel Welch). Her plan is simple: to dupe her washed-up movie star uncle Buck Loner out of half of his sham dramatic academy in Westwood. She explains to Uncle Buck that Myron was killed in a car accident and since Myron’s mother is Buck Loner’s sister, she claims via a will that she’s entitled to half the estate. After Buck asks for the will, Myra threatens legal action. In order to calm her down and bide time, Buck offers her a position teaching posture and empathy classes at the academy. He then calls his attorney to investigate her background. Myra’s second and most ambitious plan is “The destruction of the last vestigial traces of traditional manhood,” so that she may realign the sexes, thus saving humanity from the population explosion. As he/she begins teaching classes, she targets the best-looking stud on campus, a dim-witted bumpkin. She also notes he’s going steady with an airhead actress and befriends the woman who tells Myra that Rusty has a bad back due to a football injury. She conjures up a plan to snare her macho boyfriend. After cornering him in the school’s infirmary, she manages to tie him down to an exam table and proceeds to rape him with a strap-on dildo. 157711 1981 Myrmidon Project, The N OWN - H Scarborough, Chuck.-W. Murray Newsman Harvey Gurnwald, America's most popular newsman, chief financial asset of ACN. News. Sarah Anderson, head of ACN news. ruthlessly ambitious and deceptively charming. Jeff Campbell, anchorman. Tracy Phillips, a beautiful lady reporter with driving ambition. 157712 2005 Mystere Alexia, Le MTF France Journalist (Olivier Garnier-Comte). 157713 1959 Mysterians, The M Reporter Atsumi (Kenji Sashara). 157714 1999 Mysteries and Scandals: Dorothy Kilgallen Story, The DT SVD 818 Columnist Dorothy Kilgallen profile 157715 1999 Mysteries and Scandals: Walter Winchell Story, The DT SVD 768 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell 157716 2006 Mysteries of the Apocalypse DT TV Anchors Terri M. Truitt, Paige Cooper, Dale Evans, Susan Foley, Kira Girnee, Lauren Schuchman.. Eyewitness News Anchor Ken Kamlet. Action 4 News Anchor Steve Sabo. Reporter Ron Jacobson. 157717 1936 Mysterious Crossing M MacIsaacs, Fred (Story). Jefferson Parker, John Grey (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Addison Francis Murphy (James Dunn) tries to solve a murder. 157718 1946 Mysterious Intruder M Whistler, The series Reporters (Donald Kerr, Dan Stowell). 157719 1961 Mysterious Island M DVD -R HQ 6367, 6368. SV 177 Verne, Jules (Novel). John Prebble, Daniel Ullman, Crane Wilbur (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapermen. Jules Verne novel War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Gary Merrill) for the New York Herald during the Civil War. Taken along when group of Union soldiers escape from a Confederate prison in a balloon. Land on island inhabited by inventor and various gigantic creatures. Reporter expresses admiration for inventor's antiwar stance, the inventor implicates the press as participant in generating war -- "You supply the ink, the soldiers supply the blood." Reporter and others fight oversized birds, bees and crustaceans while trying to get off the island before it is destroyed by a volcanic eruption. 157720 1951 Mysterious Island M SV 177 Verne, Jules (Novel). War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Hugh Prosser) in 1865 during the Civil War 157721 1874 Mysterious Island, The NSF OWN - H Verne, Jules Press 157722 1995 Mysterious Island: All That Glitters T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #7. 7-27-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865. Pirates come ashore on the island to search for treasure left behind in the past. Meanwhile, Gideon discovers a journal that gives details of the past of the reclusive Ayrton. 157723 1995 Mysterious Island: Death in the Family, A T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #5. 7-13-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865. Castaways find a bottle washed ashore with a message in from a castaway on the far side of the island. Spilett, Herbert and Jack head to the location and find a large amount of useful supplies as well as the owner, Mr. Ayrton. The joy of finding all these goods is quickly dimmed by tragic news. 157724 1995 Mysterious Island: Down Under T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #2. 6-22-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865. After finding a disoriented Captain Harding, Spilett, Herbert and Neb set out towards the top of a nearby mountain. As they stop along the way, the trio quickly discover there are unseen dangers along the way. 157725 1995 Mysterious Island: First impressions Are Skin Deep T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #14. 9-14-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865 and ends up on a mysterious island. 157726 1995 Mysterious Island: Genesis T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #1. 6-15-1995. Series 6-15-1995 to 11-9-1995. Canadian TV War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865. Group of people led by Captain Harding escape their Confederate captors and flee the area via a hot air balloon. The wind pushes them out over the Pacific Ocean and towards an island that seems uninhabited. 157727 1995 Mysterious Island: Gideon's Tale T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episodes #15-#16. 9-21-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865 and ends up on a mysterious island. 157728 1995 Mysterious Island: Going, Going…. T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #23. 11-9-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865 and ends up on a mysterious island. 157729 1995 Mysterious Island: He's Not Heavy T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #12. 8-31-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865 and ends up on a mysterious island. 157730 1995 Mysterious Island: It Should Be An Englishman T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #10. 8-17-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865 and ends up on a mysterious island. Castaways are stunned to see a group of what appears to be natives come ashore on the island and quickly determine that they are looking for someone in particular. The situation quickly deteriorates and the castaways must move carefully or death may be the fate for some of them. 157731 1995 Mysterious Island: Labours Lost T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #18. 10-5-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865 and ends up on a mysterious island. 157732 1995 Mysterious Island: Last Rites of Spring T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #17. 9-28-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865 and ends up on a mysterious island. 157733 1995 Mysterious Island: Make Yourselves A Home T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #13. 9-7-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865 and ends up on a mysterious island. 157734 1995 Mysterious Island: No One Rules Me T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #11. 8-24-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865 and ends up on a mysterious island. 157735 1995 Mysterious Island: Pact With the Devil, A T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #22. 11-2-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865 and ends up on a mysterious island. 157736 1995 Mysterious Island: Phantom's Lair, The T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #9. 8-10-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865. On land, Gideo sleeps lightly only to be awaken by a mysterious intruder. Spurred to action, Captain Harding dives into the lake and enters Nemo's underwater lair only to find himself trapped in a strange chamber. 157737 1995 Mysterious Island: Plan and Attack T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #21. 10-26-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865 and ends up on a mysterious island. 157738 1995 Mysterious Island: Price of Vengeance, The T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #8. 8-3-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865. Joanna stumbles into an underwater trap set by Nemo and the others race to free her. Shortly thereafter, Captain Cutler, sole survivor of his ship's destruction, makes his presence known on the island and leaves a violent wake as he seeks revenge on the castaways. 157739 1995 Mysterious Island: Safe Haven T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #3. 6-29-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865. Castaways move further inland to avoid aftermath from the recent earthquake. Unknown to them, their movements are continually monitored by a mysterious figure. 157740 1995 Mysterious Island: Visitor, The T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #19. 10-12-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865 and ends up on a mysterious island. 157741 1995 Mysterious Island: What Are You Afraid Of? T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #20. 10-19-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865 and ends up on a mysterious island. 157742 1995 Mysterious Island: White Water T Verne, Jules (Novel) Episode #4. 7-6-1995 War Correspondent Gideon Spilett (Stephen Lovatt) escapes a rebel prison in a hot air balloon during the U.S. civil war in 1865. Buoyed by the contents of a chest that has washed ashore, the castaways head inland to acquire materials for building a boat. When some of them decide to take the materials back to their camp via a nearby river, the decision quickly proves to be wrong and possibly life threatening. 157743 1917 Mysterious Miss Terry, The M AFI-Authors Writer 157744 1938 Mysterious Mr. Moto, The M Bijou News Peddler (Jimmy Aubrey). Refers to newspaper stories 157745 1935 Mysterious Mr. Wong M DVD Keeler, Harry Stephen (Story -- "Twelve Coins of Confucious,The"). Nina Howatt (Screenplay). Lew Levenson (Adaptation) Mr. Wong Collection - Ness Book Reporter for The Glob, Jason H. Barton (Wallace Ford), investigates tong killings masterminded by Mr. Wong. Competes with rival reporter from The Gazette for girl. Investigates killings. Captured and saved by the editor who arrives with the police. Barton refers to his editor as a "pay-stabbing, credit-grabbing hunk of animated baloney." Editor Steve Brandon (Lee Shumway). Reporter Chuck Roberts (Ernst F. Young). 157746 1866 Mysterious Newspaper Man SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Newspaperman 157747 1943 Mysterious Traveler, The R Series - 1943-52. 63 Episode Series - CDR Press 157748 1982 Mysterious Two MT Sherman, Gary (Teleplay) Originally called "Follow Me If You Dare" Journalist Ted Randall (Vic Tayback) has a reputation as "the best reporter of oddball stories in New York" investigates two aliens who have lured a group of followers to the desert. Reporter expresses belief that the extraterrestrials are phonies who have hypnotized the group. Reporter goes along with the crowd when the aliens take them into the desert. Reporter says he faked being brainwashed to get a story, but he is actually under aliens' control. As film ends, reporter is seen trying to recruit a new group of followers. Reporter (Dale Reynolds). 157749 2000 Mysterious Ways: Amazing Grace T Episode #1. 7-24-2000 News Media. Reporter 1 (Stefanie Hartman). 157750 2001 Mysterious Ways: Child of Wonder T SVD 1109, SVD (Incomplete) Reporter Emma Shepherd (Sarah Brown). Declan tries to stop the reporter from stirring up a media circus after she learns of a baby's healing powers 157751 2002 Mysterious Ways: Listen T Episode #43. 5-7-2002 News Media. TV Anchorman (Mark Brandon). Reporter #1 (Rekha Sharma). Reporter #2 (Chelah Horsdal). 157752 1935 Mysterious Wu Fang, The SS Hogan, Robert - #1-7, Sept. 1935-March 1936. Reporter Jerry Hazzard, a newspaper reporter, helps Val Kildare of the United States Secret Service hunt the diabolical Wu Fang. Hazzard eventually crippled at Wu's hands and replaced. 157753 1994 Mysterium: Novel of Deconstructionism, A N McCormack, Eric Volume 1 Cub Reporter James Maxwell from the Capital 157754 1999 Mystery Alaska M SVD 868 (missing ending). SVD 1089 (end) Journalist (Hank Azaria) profiles Mystery, Alaska, his home town in Sports Illustrated. Media 157755 1923 Mystery at Geneva N USC Macaulay, Rosalie Correspondent Henry Beechtree, newspaper correspondent. A reporter at the League of Nations turns out to be a girl in disguise. 157756 2006 Mystery at Morania N Conlin, Judy Journalist Nancy Moran was a former hostess at the Pink Pussycat Club and becomes both a bride and a widow in the same week. On the last day of her honeymoon in Las Vegas, her husband meets his friends for a drink. After hours of waiting for him to return and going from angry to panicked, Moran finally receives a call that her husband has been taken to the hospital for alcohol poisoning and is pronounced dead on arrival. When she arrives at Morania, her husband's family home, she is surrounded by hostility, suspicion and a web of secrets. Many members of the family have never heard of her. She's even introduced to the man's supposed fiancée. Moran gradually unravels the mystery. 157757 1943 Mystery Broadcast M Lussier, Dane (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Bill Burton (Addison Richards) for the New York Chronicle is contacted by a radio mystery expert after one of her colleagues has been murdered. The reporter turns out to be the real killer and is exposed during a live broadcast. Man who works in newspaper's morgue provides key information. Radio Broadcaster and mystery expert Jan Cornell (Ruth Terry). Rival broadcaster Michael Jerome (Frank Albertson) stops the reporter from escaping by punching him out. Radio broadcasters end up together. 157758 2008 Mystery for Thoreau, A N Platt, Kin Reporter Oliver Puckle is a 16-year-old newsgatherer for the Concord Freeman in the literary town of Concord, Massachusetts in the summer of 1846. He has his work cut out for him when word arrives of a gruesome murder at Walden Pond. It seems the only citizen who is not a suspect is the poet-philosopher Henry David Thoreau who spent the night locked in the local jail for refusing to pay his poll tax. As Puckle leads the charge to unravel the mystery, he has much to learn from his colorful neighbors including Ralph Waldo Emerson and a feisty teenage Louisa May Alcott. Unexpectedly, it is the recluse Thoreau himself who provides particularly help to the investigation. 157759 1955 Mystery in C Major CB Blue Beetle #21 Reporter Joan Mason 157760 1940 Mystery in Swing M SVDSP 724 Hoerl, Arthur (Screenplay). F. E. Miller, William Werckenthien (Additional Dialogue). African-American Reporter Biff Boyd (Monte Hawley) for the World doesn't file a story and is fired by Managing Editor Bailey (Halley Harding). Linda Carroll (Marguerite Whitten) is the sob sister whose father is accused of murder. Because Boyd promises not to involve the sob sister’s father, the reporter doesn’t file a story and suffers the consequences. This scene with the editor offers an unusual look at the professionalism of the black press of the period Editor to Boyd: "You stay away from the office for days without even calling me and when you do come in you don’t bring any news and worse of all, you’re withholding something. You’ve let the paper down which is something I can’t excuse…." "…Turn in your press badge, boy. You’re through." Boyd exposes the real killer and he and Carroll plan to get married. Reporter Wayburn (Earle Morris). 157761 1947 Mystery in the Air R Series Press 157762 2003 Mystery Ink DT Series, 2003-204 Reporter. Segment Reporters (Natasha Garguilo, Peter Anthony Holden, Tracey McKee). Host (John Sanford Moore). 157763 1935 Mystery Man M VHS 834 Finn, Tate (Story). John Krafft, Rollo Lloyd (Screenplay). Wm. A Johnston (Adaptation) Ness Book Reporter Lawrence "Larry" Doyle (Robert Armstrong) in Chicago congratulated for solving a murder. Gets $50 bonus for the story, argues with his editor (threatens to shoot him) and goes out and gets drunk Managing Editor Marvin (James Burke) finds him and fires him. Tries to get a job on the St. Louis Dailey News, tracks a gangster, charged with murder, given 24 hours to find the real murderer, and saves the day. Dunn, Reporter-Pal (Monte Collins. Whalen, Reporter-Pal (James P. Burtis). Weeks, Reporter-Pal (Sam Lufkin). First Managing Editor Ellwyn A. Jonas (Henry Kolker). Publisher Jerome Roberts (Sam Flint). 157764 1999 Mystery Men M News Media. TV Reporter Becky Beaner (Monet Mazur). Reporter (Emmy Laybourne) Reporter (Christopher Mugglebee). Superhero Captain Amazing's Publicist (Ricky Jay), misfit PR man. 157765 1935 Mystery Mountain M VHS 1231-1232 Serial Reporter searches for bandits 157766 1993 Mystery of Beautiful Nell Cropsey, The: Nonfiction Novel, A NM Simpson, Bland Editor W.O. Saunders, a famous newspaper editor who covered the sensational case as a fledging reporter. Story of the dramatic disappearance of 19-year-old Nell Cropsey from her riverside home in North Carolina in November, 1901. Registered mail invites Claire to weekend with Hollywood's hottest female star, her childhood best friend. When she returns, Alec can't believe what he sees -- the hottest thing he's seen in a long time. 157767 2005 Mystery of Breathing, The N Klass, Perri News Media. Newspaper Reporter. Hospital PR office lady. 157768 1965 Mystery of Edward Sims MT SVD 802 Walt Disney Presents. (Part One, Gallegher) Cub Reporter Gallegher (Roger Mobey), Old West newspaper copyboy with a nose for news who wants to be a reporter. Editor Crowley (Edmund O'Brien). 157769 1890 Mystery of M. Felix, The SS Farjeon, B.L. Journalist Robert Agnold was crime reporter on the Evening World who found that his job offered opportunities to exploit his interest in detection. Assisted by his friend and fellow newspaperman Bob Tucker, he investigated the affair to be found in the mystery of M. Felix. 157770 1942 Mystery of Marie Roget M News Vendor Pierre (Paul Dubov). 157771 1842 Mystery of Marie Roget, The SS MLPL Poe, Edgar Allan Newspaper accounts of a murder. Roget's murder is hushed up but a weekly paper publishes a story. L'Etoile, Le Commercial, Le Moniteur offer opinions. News Vendor Pierre (Paul Dubov). 157772 1934 Mystery of Mr. X, The M DVD -R HQ 2219, 2220 Reporter (Norman Ainsley). Reporter (Alfred Cross). Reporter (Alan Francis). Reporter (Victor Gammon). Reporter (Olaf Hytten). Reporter (Terry Spencer). 157773 2004 Mystery of Natalie Wood, The MT Findstad, Suzanne (Book). Warren G. Harris (Book). Elizabeth Egloff (Teleplay). Peter Bogdonovich (Director) Reporter (Jonathan Gavin). Interviewer (Madison McKoy). Announcer (Pamela Shaw). 157774 1915 Mystery of Room 13, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter uncovers the real killer of an unscrupulous count at the end of the film 157775 1936 Mystery of the Fabulous Laundryman, The SS MLPL Hecht, Ben In "Collected Stories of Ben Hecht, The." Also, "Actor's Blood." Newspaperman. Dick McCarey, former newspaperman. 157776 1885 Mystery of the Locks, The N USC Howe, Edgar Watson Press and business. Small town editor John Bill. John Bell, editor of Davy's Bend Triumph. 157777 1967 Mystery of the Master Safe-Cracker, The SM MLPL Standish, Robert In "Danger: Great Stories of Mystery and Suspense from the Saturday Evening Post selected by the editors of the Saturday Evening Post." Reporter-Narrator covering a series of dull and for the most part sordid criminal cases for the Shanghai Comet. 157778 1933 Mystery of the Wax Museum M DVD -R HQ 4921, 4920. L. Belden, Charles S. (Story). Don Mullaly, Carl Erickson (Screenplay). Women and the Cinema - Ness Book Reporter Florence (Glenda Farrell), wisecracking reporter for the New York Express, who saves the day. Jim, the Editor (Frank McHugh): "You're fired unless you bring back a story for the next edition." Copy Editor (Perry Ivins). Variety, 2/21/33: "Like most newspaper stuff, the flippant, cynical and hard boiled manifestations in the role essays by Miss Farrell rarely convince. The studious cynicism of the character creates a theatrical artificiality…" "…that harkens back to the Richard Harding Davis and Jesse Lynch Williams newspaper stuff fiction." 157779 1919 Mystery of the Yellow Room, The M Leroux, Gaston (Novel). Emile Chautard (Scenario) AFI-Reporters- Ness Book Reporter Joe Rouletabille (Lorin Raker) is a cub reporter who provides the solution to a locked-room mystery. Ness: Reporter used to substitute for the detective. 157780 2003 Mystery of the Yellow Room, The (aka Le Mystere de la Chambre Jaune) MF France Journalist Joseph Rouletabille (Denis Podalydes) of Le Epoque. Photographer Sainclaire (Jean-Noel Broute). They investigate an attempted murder at a chateau. 157781 1941 Mystery Ship M VHS 1079 Gottlieb, Alex (Story). David Silverstein, Houston Branch (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Patricia Marshall (Lola Lane) stows away ship to get big scoop. She and a G-man keep trying to get married. It's continually postponed because of his assignments. When he and his associate are put in charge of a ship transporting crooks and fifth columnists to another country, the star reporter sneaks on board to get a story and keep tabs on her fiancé. Villains take control of the ship with the aid of a homemade bomb and force the reporter to contact a U-boat by radio. Using a hidden transmitter, the G-man and his associate send false directions through the ship's regular radio. This causes the vessel to rendezvous with an American destroyer. Reporter is sent away on the destroyer after crooks are rounded up but she is waiting on the pier when her fiancé returns to make sure their marriage goes through. 157782 1950 Mystery Street M DVD -R HQ 2562, 2563. SVD 1458 Reporter (Ralph Brooks). Reporter (George Cooper). Reporter (John Crawford). Reporter (George Sherwood). Reporter at Beach House (King Donovan). Photographer (Allen O'Locklin). Photographer (Fred Sherman). 157783 2003 Mystery Woman MT DVD -R 1534 Photographer (Kellie Martin) investigates facts surrounding the death of a professor. 157784 1907 Mystery, The NSF USC White, Stuart Edward and Adams, Samuel Hopkins. Newspaperman Ralph Slade. Well-known journalist narrates second part of the novel. 157785 1997 Mystery: Sculptress, The T SVD 593 Journalist Rosalind Leigh (Caroline Goodall) writes a book on knife-wielding woman who murdered her mother and sister. 157786 1998 Mystery! Touching Evil (Part 2) T Episode #2 Tabloid Reporter David Laney (James Nesbitt) has a one-night stand with DI Taylor, which leads to something more 157787 2001 Mystery! Touching Evil 2 (Part 1) T SVD 1130 Episode #1 Tabloid Reporter (James Nesbit). Killers e-mails his intentions to the reporter 157788 2001 Mystery! Touching Evil 2 (Part 2) T SVDSP 1131 Episode #2 Tabloid Reporter (James Nesbit). Killers e-mails his intentions to the reporter 157789 2001 Mystery! Touching Evil 2 (Part 3) T SVD 1133 Episode #3 Tabloid Reporter (James Nesbit). Killers e-mails his intentions to the reporter 157790 2001 Mystery! Touching Evil 2 (Part 4) T SVD 1133 Episode #4 Tabloid Reporter David Laney (James Nesbitt) 157791 2001 Mystery! Touching Evil 2 (Part 6 - Conclusion T SVD 1140 (Conclusion) Episode #6 Tabloid Reporter David Laney (James Nesbitt) 157792 2003 Mystery!: Hetty Wainthropp Investigates 5: Blood Relations MT DVD -R HQ 2110 Newspaper career for Robert (Derek Benfield). Hetty and Geoffrey investigate an animal smuggling ring. 157793 1939 Mystic Circle Murder, The M VHS 897 O'Connor, Frank (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Reporter Elliot Cole (Arthur Gardner) for the Sun-News who is skeptical of psychic demonstrations and plans to cover the final attempt by Houdini's widow to contact the magician on the 10th anniversary of his death. 157794 2001 Mystic Massuer, The M Naipual, V.S. (Novel). Caryl Phillips (Screenplay) BBC Reporter (Ben Spencer). BBC Cameraman (Kelly Neese). In 1950s Trinidad, frustrated writer supports himself as a masseur -- and soon becomes a revered mystic. 157795 1998 Mystic Nights and Pirate Fights M Reporter (Daniel Neiden). 157796 1988 Mystic Pizza M DVD -R HQ 8567, 8568 Newscaster (Wiley Moore) 157797 2003 Mystic River M Lehane, Dennis (Novel). Brian Helgeland (Screenplay) Reporter (Jim Smith). '75 Reporter (Michael McGovern). 157798 2004 Mystic Voices: Story of the Pequot War, The DT Interviewer Guy Perrotta (Voice). Narrators Sheri Graubert, Dovie Thomason. 157799 1981 Mystics in Bali (aka Leak) MF Indonesia American Journalist Catherine “Cathy” Kean (Ilona Agathe Bastian) goes to India to study the most powerful magic in the world and soon falls under the control of a witch. In one scene, the witch dislocates the reporters head and sends her on a mission to a nearby house where a woman is about to give birth ordering the head to devour the baby upon delivery. 157800 1989 Myth Makers, Vol. 19: Colin Baker M Interviewer (Nicholas Briggs) 157801 2002 Mythes urbains, Les MF Journalist (Hippolyte Girardot - The Journalist) 157802 1997 N: Novel, A N Edwards, Louis African-American Journalist Aimee Dubois from New Orleans is sharp well-educated and self-aware Creole woman who runs an alternative newspaper. Her curiosity about murder of teenager in a housing project leads her into the world of the black underclass. She establishes a relationship with a slick drug dealer who is as sexy and sweet as he is dangerous. Shooting of an 18-year-old boy on the steps of his high school has one clue: locket bearing the letter "N." 157803 2005 N.T.V. Volume 1 M Newscasters (Fiona Gubelmann, Dave Tyree). Interviewer (David Edwards). 157804 1999 N.Y.H.C. DT Publisher Christopher Wynne, Effect Magazine 157805 1983 Na de liefde MF Belgium - Dutch TV Interviewer (Martine Tanghe). 157806 2000 Na dobre i na zle: TF Episode #14. Journalists (Katarzyna Skrzypek, Cena przyjazni, 2000). Journalist (Wojciech Biedron, Porzucona, 2006). 157807 1955 Na konci mesta MF Czechoslovakia Editor Rudeho (Oldrich Hoblik). 157808 1967 Na Mira do Assassinato MF Brazil Reporter (Nestor de Montemar). 157809 1990 Na ui sarang, na ui shinbu MF Editor-in-Chief (Moo-song Jun) 157810 1973 Naakt over de schutting MF Netherlands - Dutch Interviewer (Frans Halsema). 157811 1994 Naaraaz MF India Journalist 157812 1919 Nach dem Gesetz MF Journalist (Fritz Hartwig) 157813 1981 Nach Mitternacht MF Reporter (Klaus Munster). 157814 2006 Nach Redaktionsschluss N Friedenberg, Jürgen Germany Journalist 157815 2006 Nacho Libre M Commentator #1 (Leobardo Magadan). Commentator #2 (Jorge Valdes Garcia). 157816 2005 Nachrichten, Die TF Journalist 157817 1976 Nächstes Jahr in Jerusalem N Klein, Eduard Germany Journalist 157818 1993 Nacht des Photographen, Die MF Germany. Photographer (Mario Andersen). 157819 2001 Nacht, Die DF TV Anchor (Julia Hacke). Anchor (Jochen Sattler). 157820 1981 Nachtaufnahme N Lichtenfeld, Herbert Germany TV Journalist 157821 1964 Nachtkurier meldet…, Der: T Episodes. West Germany Reporter Gunther Wieland (Gig Malzacher). Fotograf Charly Renzmann (Gerd Potyka). 157822 1975 Nachtredaktion. Roman frei nach Tatsachen N Bonhoff, Otto Germany Journalist 157823 1999 Nackt und frei - Die Geschichte der Freikorperkultur DF Journalist Oswalt Kolle (1968). 157824 1991 Nadia: Secret of Fuzzy, The C Newspaper Publisher (Bill Jeffrey - Voice - English Version). Newspaper Editor (Edwin Neal - Voice - English Version). Newspaper Agency President (Kenichi Ogata). Chief Newspaper Editor (Tessho Genda). Pressman (Nobuyuki Furuta). Science Editor (Jim Arnold-Taylor - Voice - English Version). 157825 1999 Nadie conoce a nadie MF Female Journalist 157826 1987 Nadine M Reporter (Joe Berryman) 157827 1998 Nadro MF Journalist at the Party (Jean Gervais Hakiono) 157828 1989 Naerbillede af Kaptajn Klyde DF Denmark Interviewer Bob Ramsing. 157829 2003 Naerbilleder DF Denmark Interviewer-Host Helle Retboll Carl. 157830 1976 Nagagutsu o haita neko: Hachiju jitsukan sekai isshu MF Japan Newspaper President (Osamu Kato). 157831 1947 Nagaya shinshiroku MF Japan. Photographer (Taiji Tonoyama). 157832 1986 Nagina MF India. Photographer (Chhote Ustad). 157833 1993 Nahota na prodej MF Editor-in-Chief (Oldrich Navratil). 157834 1972 Nai men, alla MF Reporter (Alexis Damianos) 157835 1971 Naikai no wa MF Japan Reporter Hase (Isao Natsuyagi). 157836 2007 Nailed MF Australia. Photographer (Alastair Kroie). 157837 2009 Nailed M News Media. Jon Stewart (Himself). Reporter (Bonnie Aarons). Female Anchor (Catherine Dyer). Reporter #2 (Ronald White). Reporter (John Rutland). Newspaper Reporter (Tommy Scott). Small town waitress gets a nail accidentally lodged in her head causing unpredictable behavior that leads her to Washington D.C. where sparks fly when she meets a clueless young senator who takes up her cause. 157838 1970 Naisenkuvia MF Finland. Reporter (Helena Makela). 157839 2005 Naked Archaeologist, The: Jerusalem and the Black Prince DT DVD -R HQ 8331 Episode #103. 9-19-2005 Journalist has a controversial answer to the mystery of the "angel of God" that saved Jerusalem from the Assyrians. 157840 1963 Naked Autumn M AFI-Authors Writer 157841 2005 Naked Brothers Band, The T Reporter Ann Curry (Herself). Photographer (Erik Jensen). Announcer (Brent Popolizio). 157842 2007 Naked Brothers Band, The T Reporter (Craig Saslow) 157843 1948 Naked City, The M DVD -R HQ 2738, 2739. SVD 649 Columnist-Narrator (Mark Hellinger), former New York columnist. Managing Editor (John Marley). City Editor (Raymond Greenleaf). Publisher (Judson Laire). Publisher (Edwin Jerome). Publisher (Judson Laire). 157844 1998 Naked City, The: Justice With a Bullet MT Newscaster (Alex McLeish). Publisher (Edwin Jerome). 157845 1998 Naked City, The: Killer Christmas, A M DVD - R HQ 5064, 5065. SVD 1150. 1162 TV Reporter Gerry Millar (Laura Leighton) airs photo of "Soho Slayer," receives e-mail from killer, plays detective. TV Reporter (Brian E. Hill). Newsman (Mike Shara). Photographer (Jack Nicolsen). 157846 1962 Naked City: Hold for Gloria Christmas T Episode #105. 9-19-1962 Newspaperman (Lou Gilbert). 157847 1958 Naked City: Other Face of Goodness, The T Episode #10. 12-2-1958 City Editor (John Gibson). Cameraman (Frank Campanella). 157848 2004 Naked Dancing Thursdays: Misadventures of a Network Anchorman, The N Bader, Jerry TV Anchorman Sonny Vail is 43 and cursed with rotten ratings. Ballsy, a hellbent-for-action celebrity lawyer and a wealthy but troubled humanitarian suck Vail into a wild-eyed plot to end world hunger -- and maybe get better ratings in the process. 157849 1991 Naked Gun 2 1/2: Smell of Fear, The M DVD -R HQ 3657-3658 Sportscasters at baseball game (Dick Enberg, Curt Gowdy, Jim Palmer, Mel Allen, Dick Vitale, Dr. Joyce Brothers). TV Reporter (Larry McCormick). TV Commercial Announcer (William Woodson) 157850 1985 Naked Gun, The M L News Media. News Conference 157851 1988 Naked Gun, The: From the Files of Police Squad! M SVD 1429 Press Conference Reporter (Ron Tank). Press Conference Panelist (Mary Norman). Airport Reporter (Don Woodard). Airport Photographer (Burton Zucker). 157852 1954 Naked I, The N Chanslor, Roy Press 157853 1997 Naked in a Pinstriped Suit N Bowers, Al Public Relations Professional is hired to powder the corporate nose by the executive vice president of a staid and over-staffed cosmetics corporation shaken by animal rights activists who accuse it of brutally testing animals while its listless CEO cedes clout to his chief lieutenant, the executive vice president, who has initiated the testing and orders reductions in loyal staff. The executive vice president’s arrogance is threatened by a gorgeous young widow and the public relations pro. 157854 1995 Naked in Death NM Robb, J.D. (Nora Roberts) TV Reporter Nadine Furst, top on-air reporter for Channel 75 157855 1989 Naked Lie MT Reporter (Phyllis St. James) 157856 2004 Naked Lies N Burke, E.P. Reporter Amos Grant, after the breakup of his marriage and plagued by severe depression, loses his job as an award-winning reporter on a large metropolitan newspaper and is forced to return to Taterville, the small Florida cowboy town of his birth. He consents to his dying father's wish and takes over the family weekly newspaper and stays to care for his ailing mother. After ten years, he feels shackled. He hates his dull, unsophisticated life and dreams of the day when he can escape Taterville. But everything changes when Randy, his gay employee, is charged with the mysterious deaths of two teenage boys. In order to prove the gay is innocent, he must battle one of the richest ranchers in the state. Grant is also threatened by Taterville's bigoted secret society. He must uncover lies lurking behind the closed doors of the rancher's mansion, even if it means discovering the stark truth about himself. Weekly Editor Amos Grant hates his life in the Cracker town of Taterville and dreams of the day when he can escape. But everything changes when his young gay reporter Randy, is charged with the mysterious deaths of two teenage boys. 157857 2004 Naked News Daily Male DT Series. 2004-2007. Newsmagazine. OutTV. TV Anchors Jeremy Chase, Beau (2005), Matt Waterman (2005-2007), Dale Danforth (2006-2007), Billy Preston (2007), Pedro Cavallo (2005-2007), Mark Traynor (2005). Reporter Malcolm Matisse. Reporter Enza “Supermodel” Anderson. News at the top of the program. Each episode opens with a newscast followed by magazine pieces on anything from fashion to cooking, computer games, cars, vacations, spas, music, man-on-the-street interviews, and viewer’s mail. Gay broadcast. 157858 2000 Naked News: DT Series 2000- TV News Staff. Anchors Victoria Sinclair (1999-2001, 2002-), Devon Calwell (2001-2002), Holly Weston (1999-), Gretchen Frazier (2001-2002), Kaye Grant (2001-2002), Carmen Russo (2000-2002, 2004), Erin Sherwood (2000-2003), TV Anchors Athena King (2001-), Lily Kwan (2001-), Sandrine Renard (2001-), Rozanne West (2001-), Elizabeth Jansen, Alyson Jones, Cameron Shore, Michelle Pantoliano (2002-2005), Brooke Roberts (2001-2002), Sarah Winters (2002-2003), Gia Gomez (2003). TV Anchors April Torres (2003-), Samantha Page (2003-2005). TV Anchors Joshua Holt (2001-2004), Warren Michaels (2001), Raoul Santos (2001-2004), TV Anchors Derek Shaw (2001), Lucas Tyler (2001-), Robert Milan (2001-2002), Brock Stern (2003-2004), Brendan Tanner (2002-2004), Jeremy Chase (2004-), Jack Lange (2004-), Malcolm Matisse (2004-), Cole McQuade (2004), Terry Black. Anchorwoman-Weather Report Ashley Jenning (2003-). Weatherwoman Diane Foster (2000-2001). Anchorwoman - Sports News Erica Stevens (2002-2005). 157859 2000 Naked Party MF Adult Hong Kong Reporters Ming Kwan (Bessie Chan) and Leung (Robert Siu), a pair of Hong Kong newspapers reporters from the adult section of the local paper, are on edge of losing their jobs and the only way out is to take an overseas assignment in Japan to explore the craziest and most kinky sex shops of Kabukicho, the capital of Japan. Circulation is down so their boss sends them to Tokyo to write about the sex scene in that city. The two reporters arrive in Tokyo and begin an in-depth exploration of just about every nook and cranny, every fetish and kink of the Japanese sex industry. They visit a strip club of ex-porn stars, see two transvestites showing their hidden side, romp through the biggest porn shop in the world, go to a sushi bar where the food is placed on naked women and eaten by a roomful of men, and witness a hostess bar where the girls rotate from customer to customer. To push the competition, their newspaper publisher sends in a reporter posing as an aspiring actor who has to land himself a gig in a softcore Japanese adult video. There he meets the woman of his dreams, a young Japanese starlet about to enter the adult video business. 157860 2002 Naked Passions M DVD -R HQ 5090, 5092. Adult Editor finds wild stories. She is beautiful and eager for adventure 157861 1953 Naked Risk N OWN - H Demarest, Phyllis Gordon Correspondent for Horace Greeley in love with an actress in Edwin Booth's company. 157862 2006 Naked Run M News Media. Hot Reporter (Francesca Cecil). Reporter #1 (Paul Kwo). 157863 2002 Naked Run, The M Reporter (J. Damian Anastasio). Reporter (Anna Stookey). Reporter (Mark Woolley). 157864 2000 Naked States M Photographer (Spencer Tunick-Himself). 157865 1955 Naked Street, The M DVD -R HQ 10113, 10114. SVD 604 Katcher, Leo (Story). Maxwell Shane (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Joe McFarland (Peter Graves) of The Chronicle investigates a gangster who saves a man from the electric chair so he can marry the gangster's sister who is carrying the man's baby. He later frames the man for a different murder. Before the husband is executed, he exposes the gangster's operation to the reporter. After McFarland puts pressure on the gangster through his paper, he is assaulted by the gangster's thugs. Authorities then decide to look into things. The reporter gets one of the gangster's cohorts to confess that the gangster framed the husband. The gangster is killed during a rooftop chase. Reporter ends up with the gangster's sister who it turns out was his childhood sweetheart. 157866 2005 Naked Truth About Guys, The N Holliday, Alesia Humor Columnist C.J. Murphy writes a humor column for the local paper. 157867 2005 Naked Truth About Guys, The SS Holliday, Alesia Columnist C.J. Murphy writes a humor column for the local paper and has agreed to a make-over by a friend. She finally turns the head of her office crush, but can he convince her that he liked her all along? The advice columnist who looks and acts like one of the guys finally follows her own advice. Getting back in the game was never so entertaining. 157868 1957 Naked Truth, The M Publisher Nigel Dennis (Dennis Price) publishes a scandal magazine. For each story he writes, he first approaches the person whose scandalous behavior is described or implied to avoid any libel suit. He says he will suppress the story in return for money. Several of his victims first decide individually to kill him instead of paying but fail in amusing ways. Then they find that to protect their various secrets they must join forces. TV Announcer (Peter Noble). Photographer (George Benson) Photographer (George Benson) 157869 1995 Naked Truth, The: T SVD 760.SVD 737. SVDSP 695. SVDSP 668. SVDSP 626. VHS 512. VHS 371. VHS 349 Episodes. Series 9-13-1995 to 5-25-1998 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Editor Dane is shameless as she pursues stories on celebrities. Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica, 1997-1998). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill, 1997-1998). Photographer Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott, 1997-1998). Harris Van Doren Jim Rash, 1997-1998). 157870 1998 Naked Truth, The: 8 1/2 T Keeler, Ken Episode #46. 2-9-1998 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Nora fudges whether May Kay of May Kay Cosmetics owns eight or nine dogs. At her request, Harris lets it slide and the National Inquisitor is sued. Publisher brings in an incompetent ombudsman to oversee Harris' every move and decision. Nora feels guilty. She agrees to do a favor for Harris in return. Harris asks her to get eight specific birds from pet stores around town. She encounters misinformation and incompetence. Ultimately fails Harris, but learns an appreciation for exactness of his life and work Jake and Camilla decide to act on Jake's sexual dream about her. But first, Camilla insists he perform a series of erotic and bizarre tasks to prove he's up to being her sexual partner. 157871 1995 Naked Truth, The: Bald Star in Hot Oil Fest! T SV 315, VHS 306 Edwards, Rob Episode #2. 9-20-1995 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora tries to get a job as a respectable photo journalist but her desires are spoiled when she spots Tom Hanks with his fly stuck. "Give it up, Gump!" she screams while dancing on a tabletop shooting photos of Hanks. 157872 1997 Naked Truth, The: Birds, The T Leifer, Carol Episode #29. 3-21-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Bald eagle finds its way to a tree outside Nora's bedroom window and doesn't know how endangered it is when its squawking keeps her awake all night. 157873 1998 Naked Truth, The: Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, Except with Different Names T Keeler, Ken Episode #53. Unaired Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Jake's old rival, Colin, is having illicit affair with Nora. When office finds out, they're infuriated. He works for a tabloid TV show as a reporter -- he might steal a story from them through Nora. Nora's insulted at the suggestion. Jake and Camilla's secret affair becomes public when they become locked outside after a late night tryst on balcony. Found naked next day by stunned colleagues. Nora lambastes Camilla for hypocrisy about secret affairs. They make up. They go to dinner. Comes out Colin and Jake competed over everything. One of reasons Colin went after Nora was he heard Jake thought she was attractive. Jake denies it. Nora won't let it go. She grills Colin about whether he dated her because of Jake. Camilla tells Jake they have to break things off. Now that they've been discovered, she says thrill is gone. Colin confesses he went after Nora to best Jake. But he fell in love. Nora throws him out of her apartment. She calls Jake. - To Be Continued. 157874 1998 Naked Truth, The: Born to be Wilde T Nielson, Kate Episode #50. Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Jake enters celebrity pool tournament to see if it's rigged. Nora goes with him as "chalk girl." Gary Coleman (Himself). Jake whacks himself in eye with cue stick. Nora must take his place -- turns out she's a pool shark with nasty competitive edge. Wipes floor with Coleman. Works her way to finals to face Trisha Yearwood (Herself). Jake convinces her to throw match to salvage story. She tries, but a brawl breaks up. Nora then challenges Jake to game of pool and offers to show him how to shoot. Suji and Harris both want a deceased worker's office. Suji suggests they emulate a van contest she saw at a mall, where whoever stays in physical contact with a desk in the office the longest, wins the office. Grueling marathon of wills and deception mark the next 48 hours as each battles the other for possession of the desired room. 157875 1997 Naked Truth, The: Bridesface Revisited T VHS 589 Keeler, Ken Episode #38. 10-20-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Nora's ex-husband, Leland, is remarrying and invites her to the wedding. But upon meeting the bride, Nora swears she's seen that face before. 157876 1996 Naked Truth, The: Bubble Show, The T VHS 340 Vitti, Jon Episode #16. 1-31-1996 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora's good intentions are put to the test when she agrees to wear a bubble suit to help find a cure for a rare diseases - and then learns some troubling facts about the doctor in charge of the experiment. Rob Lowe (Himself) 157877 1997 Naked Truth, The: Bully For Dave T VHS 589 Sherman, Jon Episode #36. 10-6-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Reports by Nora that Norman Fell is dead are greatly exaggerated, and the TV-star shows up in person to tell her. Meanwhile, Dave runs into his "big crush" from high school. Charo (Herself). Norman Fell (Himself). 157878 1998 Naked Truth, The: Can't We All Just Get Along? T Martin, Tom Episode #52. Unaired Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Tensions at office reach boiling point. Nora suggests bringing in group therapist. Everyone gets angrier at having to give up Saturday for therapist. Session meant to provoke honest communication deteriorates into nasty, name-calling, finger-pointing. Nora leaves, angry and disappointed in the others. When she returns to work on Monday, she finds a changed office of nice, friendly people helping each other. Jake explains that after she left, everyone was shamed into trying to make the workplace a little more hospitable. Unfortunately, nice people don't make great tabloid reporters and the paper's newest edition is terrible. Camilla is furious at Nora for wreaking havoc on a system that worked and rallies the group to be the awful people they were born to be. Nastiness is what makes them special. It's their gift. Nora has to admit Camilla's got a point. 157879 1997 Naked Truth, The: Comet Lands in Man's Garage T Bank, Scott Episode #27. 2-27-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora throws a barbecue to celebrate an increase of 20,000 in the Comet's circulation;, but the fire goes out when she learns that Les has been buying the additional copies himself. 157880 1995 Naked Truth, The: Comet Nails Star and Vice Versa! T Thompson, Chris Episode #11. 12-13-1995 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Big-time movie actor Dylan Michael Michaels begins wooing Nora - and claims that it's not just because she has compromising photos of him. 157881 1997 Naked Truth, The: Dating Game, The (aka Roommates) T Cohen, Robert Episode #26. 2-20-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Heaven help the sister who comes between Lizzie and her mister-in this case, Dave. But Nora wants to nip that romance in the bud. 157882 1998 Naked Truth, The: Day of the Locos T Weiner, Matthew Episode #48. 5-5-1998 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Bradley stuns the office by selling screenplay for a million dollars. Nora can't believe a no-talent could actually be considered a writer. Bradley overhears and is devastated. Next day gets notes from studio -- they agree with Nora. Nora offers to help. Collaborating with Bradley proves more difficult than Nora imagines -- have to overcome his mannered, ineffective work habits and inane story sense. Eventually she gets him to incorporate a very personal story of her youth to deepen the film. Studio ends up hating new draft. Bradley suggests throwing in a talking horse and the studio loves it. Nora's horrified. A year later, they watch the movie and Nora is moved. Dave's poker ace sister comes to town and likes Jake. She wants Jake to sleep with her. He refuses. She threatens to tell office about his affair with Camilla. Jake refuses and Dave's sister tells whole office. Once she disappears into he elevator, Jake and Camilla pay off "office" -- a hired batch of temps 157883 1997 Naked Truth, The: Debt, The T DVD -R HQ 1893 Martin, Tom and Philip Vaughn Episode #30. 3-28-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) It's the least wonderful time of the year. Tax time, and Nora owes a bundle. So to earn some extra cash, she moonlights as a food server with a catering company. 157884 1995 Naked Truth, The: Elvis is Coming! T SV 369 Parres, Lauri Episode #3. 9-27-1995 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) It's an Elvis sighting of the most unusual kind - a scientist reveals that he has a frozen vial of the King's preserved sperm, and Camilla thinks Nora would make a great mother of a little King of rock 'n' Roll. In a cameo appearance, Betty White (Herself) accedes graciously to Nora's request for a photo opportunity - then pushes her out of a moving car. 157885 1995 Naked Truth, The: Gil Buys Soup While Woman Weds Ape! T Episode #9. 11-29-1995 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora is thrown into turmoil after her parents' unexpected visit affects not only her sex life but her professional life as well: after interrupting a tryst with Nora's new interest (and advising him to masturbate when he gets home). Nora's parents buy her a new couch, find her a new townhouse, and arrange to get her a new job teaching at UCLA. Meanwhile, Nora covers an anthropologist's marriage to an ape, and helps the gang get photos outside a porn theater of an irate Bob Saget. 157886 1995 Naked Truth, The: Girl Buys Soup While Woman Weds Ape! T VHS 336 Thompson, Chris Episode #9. 11-19-1995 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora is thrown into turmoil after her parents' unexpected visit affects not only her sex life but her professional life as well: after interrupting a tryst with Nora's new interest (and advising him to masturbate when he gets home). Nora's parents buy her a new couch, find her a new townhouse, and arrange to get her a new job teaching at UCLA. Meanwhile, Nora covers an anthropologist's marriage to an ape, and helps the gang get photos outside a porn theater of an irate Bob Saget (Himself). 157887 1997 Naked Truth, The: Going Mein Way T SVDSP 626 Sweet, Rachel Episode #41. 11-24-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Amid a flurry of favor-doing, Harris ends up researching a genealogy and learns that Bradley is not related to der Bingle, but to der Fuhrer. 157888 1997 Naked Truth, The: He Ain't Famous, He's My Brother T Weiner, Matthew Episode #42. 12-8-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Nora finally gets her chance to write a cover story: a profile of the Baldwin brothers based on an interview with Duane, the "loser Baldwin." 157889 1997 Naked Truth, The: Her Girl Friday T VHS 589 Heinberg, Allan Episode #35. 9-29-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Hey, jealousy! The staff suspects that Nora gets special treatment from Camilla. But a plan to quell the envy backfires when Camilla starts abusing Nora "like any other employee." 157890 1995 Naked Truth, The: Hero Pig Goes Hog Wild! T VHS 333 Kaplan, Bruce Eric Episode #6. 11-1-1995 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora plays power broker when a pig she's saved from the slaughterhouse becomes a commodity in the entertainment industry. 157891 1996 Naked Truth, The: Hollywood Honors Male Prostitute! T Wilding, Mark Episode #20. 2-28-1996 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Romantic sparks fly between Nora and Nicky when they impersonate a pair of French filmmakers to sneak into a gala awards show - she with a camera hidden in her bra and he with one hidden in his crotch. 157892 1998 Naked Truth, The: Hooked on Heroine T SVDSP 668 Sweet, Rachel Episode #44. 1-26-1998 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Nora gets some strange looks-and an unusual sense of confidence-when she's lassoed into wearing the original Wonder Woman costume for an evening. Jim the Anchorman (Barry Wiggins). 157893 1997 Naked Truth, The: Itching For a Cat T Bicks, Jenny Episode #23. 1-30-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nick and Nora pose as husband and wife so that Nora can adopt a cat from a paranoid breeder who wants her kittens to grow up in a "nurturing environment." 157894 1988 Naked Truth, The: Jake or Fake (2) T SVD 1501 Sweet, Rachel Episode #54. Unaired. Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Jake and Nora share tales of broken relationships. They kiss goodnight. Colin is desperate. He must win Nora back. Jake supplies him with things Nora likes and how to win her back. Colin succeeds. Suji reprimands Jake for doing this. Jake confesses to Nora who doesn't believe him. When Colin gives her a charm bracelet, she realizes Jake was telling the truth. Jake and Nora share deep romantic kiss. Bradley's mother wants her son to kill her. She's losing her memory. Bradley can't bring himself to do it. She promises to spend more time than ever with him. Bradley then considers smashing her head in with a paper weight but then reconsiders. 157895 1997 Naked Truth, The: Lies! Weapon T VHS 589 Palmer, To Episode #37. 10-13-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Jake meets Nora's beautiful college roommate, who's one ferocious Fraulein. But while he's out romancing the Hun, Nora is stuck doing his work. 157896 1997 Naked Truth, The: Look at Me! Look at Me! T Valley, Jim and Kevin Doman Episode #40. 11-17-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). When a beautiful but temperamental celebrity adopts Nora as her "new best friend," Camilla smells a story and orders Nora to "stick with her until you find it." 157897 1996 Naked Truth, The: Man Loses Load While Woman Can't Dump! T VHS 346 Lieberstein, Paul Episode #19. 2-21-1996 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Dave gets a visit from his shady twin brother Intelligent Dave, who has big plans for the huge inheritance check Dave just received. Nora can't get rid of an annoying boyfriend. 157898 1996 Naked Truth, The: Man Wakes Up With Stranger in Pants! T VHS 329 Sather, Drake Episode #15. 1-17-1996 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Bar fight lands Nicky in the hospital with a broken finger, but a mistake sends him home a new man with an unwanted circumcision - and the female hormones he must take until he heals expose a feminine side that Nora finds irresistible. 157899 1998 Naked Truth, The: Muddy For Nothing T MacDougal, Humphrey Episode #49. Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Nora infuriates powerful publicist when her car splashes mud on woman. Camilla insists Nora apologize or paper risks wrath of PR woman.. They try to apologize, but publicist refuses to accept. Indignant, Nora insults her. Publicist is famous. Inquisitor frozen out by everyone. Deadline is fast approaching. Nothing for cover. Desperate, everyone fans out to find something. Jake and Harris go undercover as men's room attendants in Beverly Hills hotel. Dave and Suji pose as husband and wife. They want to meet with Pamela and Tommy Lee's therapist. Nora meets most pathetic PR man in Hollywood. Bradley dresses up in his old Bigfoot costume. Nothing works. Nora swallows her pride to grovel. Apology isn't enough. PR woman wants Nora to work out.. …on stair-master singing "Yankee Doodle Dandy" while the woman throws mud at her. She returns to office covered in mud -- but with a Julia Roberts exclusive. Too late. Camilla says they got cover -- "Bigfoot beaten up by James Brolin." 157900 1998 Naked Truth, The: Neighbor of Bath T SVDSP 668 Sherman, Jon Episode #47. 3-9-1998 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Dave (Mark Roberts) complains about his long commute to Nora and takes apartment next to Nora. She's jealous of huge bath in his apartment. He offers to let her use it whenever she wants. He's engaged to his old high school flame. Nora insists on throwing a party for them. Fiancée finds Nora in Dave's bathtub. Nora says she isn’t interested in a bald fat old neighbor. Now the fiancée can't get that image out of her head. Dom DeLuise (Himself). 157901 1997 Naked Truth, The: Parents, The T Yeager, Ed Episode #31. 4-3-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) We'll take parental guidance for $100, Alex. Les's dad shows up to run the Comet, and Nora's folks arrive so Fred can try out for "Jeopardy!" Catherine Wilde, Nora's mother (Mary Tyler Moore) and Nora's father Fred (George Segal). 157902 1995 Naked Truth, The: Premiere: The Naked Truth (aka Wilde Again) T SVD 1511. VHS 310. Thompson, Chris Episode #1. 9-13-1995 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora is forced to apply for a position as photographer for the sleazy tabloid "the Comet" after refusing her wealthy husband's divorce settlement and then discovering he has blackballed her from work with respectable newspapers. After a messy divorce with rich and powerful husband, Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) refuses to accept his offer of $1.8 million dollars and tries to make it on her own. Pulitzer-nominated photographer, only place that even considers hiring her is a sleazy tabloid named The Comet. Forced to accept offer and starts working there as regular paparazzi. 157903 1995 Naked Truth, The: Real Life Henry Higgins Turns Dork into Duke! T VHS 333 Rooney, Kevin Episode #7. 11-8-1995 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Tawny Kitaen (Herself). 157904 1997 Naked Truth, The: Scoop, The T DVD -R 1760 Banks, Jenny and Tom Martin Episode #28. 3-14-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora's chance to prove herself as a photographer doesn't develop into much, especially since a reporter for a competing magazine seems to know her every move. 157905 1998 Naked Truth, The: Seer and the Sucker, The T DVD -R 1914 Keeler, Ken Episode #51. Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Nora challenges Harris' skepticism of all things mystical and takes him to tarot card reader. Nora is devastated when seer tells her she will "never find true love. Ever." Staff pulls out names for New Year's Eve Party's blind date. Things work out badly for everyone -- especially Nora, who, through Bradley's error, ends up not getting a date at all. Ready to throw in the towel, Nora opens her fortune cookie, which reads, "You will find true love." Ecstatic, Nora leaves to phone her mother. Everyone opens their fortune cookies and finds the same fortune. Harris admits to "rigging the cookies," but refuses to be dubbed a sentimentalist by the others. 157906 1995 Naked Truth, The: Sewer Gators, Swordplay, Santa From Hell! T VHS 346 Lieberstein, Paul Episode #12. 12-20-1995 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora's slip of the lip with "the Comet's" owner has just cost Camilla her job by revealing that she let scruples persuade her not to publish Chelsea Clinton's private diary. The holidays are anything but happy for Nora: she's stuck in a sewer looking for giant alligators, she misses her family. 157907 1995 Naked Truth, The: Sex Crazed Sitcom Zombie Gropes Shutterbug (In Midnight Morgue Orgy)! T VHS 332 Janetti, Gary Episode #5. 10-18-1995 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) When Camilla and Nora sneak into a morgue to get exclusive shots disguised as medical staff, Nora is called upon to begin an autopsy on a recently deceased television personality - who revives under her touch. 157908 1996 Naked Truth, The: Shocking Tales of Hollywood Gunplay! T VHS 337 Parres, Lauri Episode #13. 1-3-1996 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) T.J.'s van is hijacked while Nora and Dave are in it, sending Nora in search of self-defense training - and Dave is search of a new best friend. 157909 1977 Naked Truth, The: Sister Show, The T Trogdon, Miriam Episode #24. 2-6-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora's parents pay a surprise visit, but they're the ones who are surprised when they learn that younger daughter Lizzie has broken off her engagement and taken off for Las Vegas. 157910 1996 Naked Truth, The: Sisters in Sex Triangle With Gazillionaire! T Janetti, Gary Episode #18. 2-14-1996. Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Camilla has plans for the tabloid's newly divorced owner, but her scheming sister Felicia seems to have beaten her to the punch, bringing their long-standing sibling rivalry to a head. 157911 1997 Naked Truth, The: Source, The T Caveny, Leslie Episode #33. 5-14-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora runs with a tip she gets about a TV star's infidelities. But when the star sues for libel, Nora must identify the story's source-or go directly to jail. 157912 1997 Naked Truth, The: Spa, The (aka The Parents-2) T DVD -R HQ 1894 Bicks, Jenny and Tom Martin Episode #32. 4-3-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) When Les assigns Nora to follow a celebrity to a health spa, she uncovers a nudist colony-and a couple of familiar faces 157913 1995 Naked Truth, The: Star and Comment Collide! Giant Bugs Invade!! T VHS 336 Klarik, Jeffrey Episode #8. 11-15-1995 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) When Nora decides to throw a party for her former society friends, trouble crawls out of the woodwork. Meanwhile, a lawsuit against "the Comet" has Camilla fuming. Betty White (Herself). Suzanne Somers (Herself). 157914 1997 Naked Truth, The: Things Change T VHS 589 Saltzman, Michael Episode #34. 9-22-199 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Camilla takes the reins at the National Inquisitor and hires Nora to be the top reporter. Meanwhile, Nora's ex wants another chance at romance. 157915 1997 Naked Truth, The: Unsinkable Nora Wilde, The T SVDSP 626 Palmer, Tom Episode #43. 12-15-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Nora hopes she can stay afloat while interviewing four survivors of the Titanic. Meanwhile, Jake is bothered by a ribald dream. 157916 1988 Naked Truth, The: Up, Up and Away T SVD 1501 Saltzman, Michael Episode #55. Unaired Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Everyone is in hot air balloon. Nora dictates into tape recorder that they are lost and no longer with food or water. Explains how they got there. Flashback. Jake and Nora in bed having the worst sex either has ever had. They try again. No improvement. Debate about trying it a third time. Called to work by beepers. Camilla explains Barbra Streisand is getting married in Malibu. Tabloid story of the year. Unable to get there by any other means except hot air balloon. Balloon strays horribly off course. They aren't going to get the story. They might die as well. Scared and depressed, they confront their fate. Discuss regrets in life and fears of what lies ahead. Nora admits biggest disappointment is being robbed of her future. Bradley insists they not take fate lying down. Suggests they sing. They do badly harmonizing on "The Sloop John B. -- Let me go home. I want to go home. This is the worst trip I've ever been on…" 157917 1997 Naked Truth, The: We Almost Had Paris T SVDSP 626 Martin, Tom Episode #39. 11-10-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Nora and Jake pose as newlyweds to stake out a Paris-bound plane that's supposed to have a reclusive celebrity booked in first class. John Tesh (Himself). 157918 1997 Naked Truth, The: We're on NBC Now T DVD -R 1703 Forbes, Maya Episode #21. 1-16-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Les Polonsky (George Wendt) takes over and wastes no time making some changes. Among them: Nora is shifted from photographer to advice columnist and the magazine is going to become (gasp!) respectable. Dave (Mark Roberts). Nicky Columbus (Jonathan Penner). 157919 1997 Naked Truth, The: Woman Gets Plastered, Star Gets Even T Yeager, Ed and Philip Vaughn Episode #22. 1-23-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Tom Arnold (Himself) punches Dave for taking his picture on the street. But when Nora writes an article about the incident, Arnold decides to show her how the other half lives. 157920 1995 Naked Truth, The: Woman Jokes While Husband Croaks! T VHS 330 Thompson, Chris Episode #4. 10-4-1995 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora's ex-husband visits to discuss financial matters and seduces Nora, who might be convinced to give him another chance - until she meets his fiancée. 157921 1996 Naked Truth, The: Woman Loses Space Alien, Finds God! T VHS 339 Wilding, Mark and Gary Janetti Episode #14. 1-10-1996 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora's new boyfriend loses his appeal when he reveals that he is from another galaxy. Nora runs into an old friend who has become a nun. 157922 1995 Naked Truth, The: Woman Weds Siamese Twins! T VHS 338 Thompson, Chris Episode #10. 12-6-1995 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora's double date of sorts with Siamese twins backfires, leaving Camilla without a story. A discussion of motherhood could cost Chloe her friendship with Nora. 157923 1998 Naked Truth, The: Women on the Verge of a Rhytidectomy T Heinberg, Allan Episode #45. 2-2-1998 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) of The National Inquisitor. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Reporter Jake Sullivan (Tom Verica). Photographer Suji (Amy Hill). Bradley Crosby (Chris Elliott). Harris Van Doren (Jim Rash). Camilla and Nora check out a tip that a plastic surgeon to the stars has been lifting more than faces: he likes to peek at the celebs while they're out cold on the table. 157924 1996 Naked Truth, The: Women Rises in World, Falls on Face! T Thompson, Chris Episode #17. 2-7-1996 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora finds the mantle of responsibility to fit uncomfortably when her promotion at "the Comet" puts her in charge of T.J., Dave and Nicky, but she can't get any respect from her co-workers. 157925 1977 Naked Truth, The: Year in the Life, A T McCall, Marsh Episode #25. 2-13-1997 Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Reporter-Photojournalist Nora Wilde (Tea Leoni) won a Pulitzer Prize. After losing her job, she accepted a new job at The Weekly Comet where she haunts celebrities and becomes a paparazzi. Editor Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor) Nora prepares to celebrate her 29th birthday, but the cake is one candle short-Catherine tells her daughter that she's really about to turn 30. 157926 1967 Naked World of Harrison Marks, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 157927 1970 Naked Zoo, The M AFI-Authors Writer 157928 1996 Naked: Stories of Men: Coral Island T Australia. Episode #1. 3-3-1996 Photographer (Alvaro Marques). 157929 1990 Nam-bu-gun (aka Nambugun, Nam Bu Gun, Partisans of South Korea, North Korea’s Southern Army) MF Korea War Correspondent Lee Tae (Ahn Sung-ki) is a leftist journalist living in South Korea at the outbreak of hostilities, joins a North Korean partisan army in 1950 and participates in guerilla warfare against the United Nations and South Korean troops. In the course of the fighting, he befriends a young poet and falls in love with a former nurse who treats his injury. As the fortunes of the partisans turn for the worse, Lee is forced to struggle for his very survival. He and the poet discuss the futility of fighting one’s own people. Lee Tae is taken prisoner by the punitive forces. His long battle for the partisans comes to a close. 157930 2000 Name Dropping N Heller, Jane Celebrity Journalist Nancy Stern has just moved into the penthouse in a building also housing Manhattan preschool teacher Nancy Stern. When the teacher Stern gets flowers from an unknown admirer, she realizes the bouquet is not for her, and neither are the phone calls from intriguing-sounding men or the invitations to the film screenings and glamorous parties. All of this is for Celebrity Journalist Stern. It’s enough to make a teacher who hasn’t had a date in months accept one of the mistaken invitations. The man proceeds to steal her heart, and the longer she waits to tell him about the mix-up in identities, the less she wants to. But when the Journalist Stern is killed and the murder make the headlines, the charade is over. Or is it? It seems the killer is confused too -- he meant to put sweet Nancy out of the picture, and it all has to do with a gaudy brooch given to her by one of her pupils, a little boy who claims his father is a pirate and has a treasure chest full of booty. Nancy Stern I, a self-described Brunete Who Keeps Her Head, is a teacher at Manhattan’s Small Blessings, a tony preschool where ultrachic parents deposit their “trophy offspring.” Not completely satisfied with her lot in life, Nancy I finds herself suffering from serious envy when a second Nancy Stern, a glamorous celebrity journalist, moves into her building and Nancy I begins to find $10,000 AmEx bills and invitations to private movie screenings in her mailbox and phone messages from ardent male admirers. Nancy I is intrigued, desperately wanting to learn if the grass is really greener. When she gets another misdirected phone call, this time from a man asking for a blind date, she decides to be Cinderella for one night and impersonate Nancy II. The blind date turns out to be the man of her dreams, but now that she’s told him so many creative untruths, how can she ever go straight? Nancy II is murdered and Nancy I finds herself caught up in a new existence that’s even more exciting than she bargained for. 157931 1962 Name in Print SS Hughes, Langston In "Angry Black, The" Press 157932 1968 Name of the Game, The: T SV 660 (No Beginning). SVD 654. SVD 648, 641. Series 9-20-1968 to 9-10-1971. 76 Episodes. Based on "Fame is the Name of the Game." News Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Editorial Assistant Peggy Maxwell (Susan St. James). Reporters Ross Craig (Mark Miller), Joe Sample (Ben Murphy), Andy Hill (Cliff Potter). Howard's position of power, confrontations with business and political enemies, flamboyant lifestyle. Dillon was super-aggressive former newsboy who clawed his way up to position of power and respect. Farrell former FBI agent who went into publishing business because it provided a position from which to make the public aware of the threats posed by organized crime. Peggy Maxwell is a bright, ambitious and occasionally kooky editorial assistant to Howard, Dillon and Farrell. 157933 1969 Name of the Game, The: Agent For the Plaintiff, An T Episode #26. 3-21-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard rushes to London where he learns he is being sued for libel by a young British race-car driver. He then becomes the victim of a conspiracy hatched by his own attorney, the lovely-but-lethal Bethany Cromwell, and plaintiff Harold Wyler. 157934 1970 Name of the Game, The: All the Old Familiar Faces T SVD 658 Episode #61. 11-13-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Publisher Glenn Howard tries to find out who is behind a series of death threats leveled against him. He interviews several likely suspects who, in flashback, explain just what might have prompted them to kill. 157935 1971 Name of the Game, The: Appointment in Palermo T Episode #73. 2-26-1971 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard goes to Italy to research a story, then finds himself mistaken for a Sicilian patriarch. He is kidnapped by one of the families involved in a centuries-old blood feud. 157936 1970 Name of the Game, The: Aquarius Descending T Episode #65. 12-11-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Glenn Howard, who is instrumental in discrediting a corrupt politician. Seeking revenge, the politician orders a young hard-case to romance Howard's impressionable 17-year-old niece. The plan is to involve the girl in a scandal and ruin Howard and his magazine. Newscaster (Ralph Story). 157937 1970 Name of the Game, The: Battle at Gannon's Bridge, The T Episode #56. 10-9-70 News Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. An ex-convict Eddie Gannon, who holds the lease on a converted church used as a halfway house for recently released prisoners, is endangered by a rash of unsolved crimes in the neighborhood. Gannon asks Crime magazine editor Dan Farrell (RS) to prove that none of his fellow ex-cons are responsible for the thefts. 157938 1971 Name of the Game, The: Beware of the Watchdog T Episode #74. 3-5-1971 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Dan Farrell investigates a consumer advocate who is currently masterminding an expose of the fish-canning industry. When several attempts are made on his life, the advertisers are under suspect. 157939 1968 Name of the Game, The: Black Answer, The T Stevens, Leslie Episode #13. 12-13-1968 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Crime Magazine reporter Jeff Dillon is investigating the fire-bombing death of a black newspaper editor who advocated nonviolence. The chief suspect is Joe X Lee, a leading black militant. The motive may have been that Lee was about to be exposed as a fraud, who'd sold out his brothers to the cops 157940 1969 Name of the Game, The: Blind Man's Bluff T Episode #29. 10-3-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. An ex-district attorney gives Crime magazine reporter Jeff Dillon a phony story. It's all part of a complex plan for revenge. He was blinded several years earlier, and his wife's face was mutilated. Now the former D.A. wants to trap the man responsible for his sightlessness. 157941 1969 Name of the Game, The: Bobby Currier Story T Episode #22. 2-21-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Currier (Brandon de Wilde) is a young, small-town perennial loser. He kidnaps the daughter of the local sheriff and goes on a murder spree. Dan Farrell (RS) tries to unearth the circumstances that turned the hapless Currier into a murderer. 157942 1970 Name of the Game, The: Brass Ring, The T Episode #41. 1-9-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Boxer is suspended when he punches out an obstreperous reporter. Feeling partly responsible, Dan Farrell tries to help the young fighter. Farrell soon learns that the boy's manager may be arranging a fixed bout. 157943 1969 Name of the Game, The: Breakout To a Fast Buck T Episode #25. 3-14-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Dan Farrell is called in to investigate a prison break. One of the escapees is an elderly former building contractor, who didn't want to join his fellow cons in their breakout. Farrell suspects that the contractor is being sprung in order to help break into one of the buildings that he designed. 157944 1971 Name of the Game, The: Broken Puzzle, The T Episode #75. 3-12-1971 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Governor of an unnamed state though popular with his constituents runs the state like a banana-republic dictatorship, complete with uniformed thugs. Glenn Howard (GB) finds that the source of his power may have bigger political stakes in mind. 157945 1971 Name of the Game, The: Capitol Affair, A T Episode #71. 2-12-1971 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard Publications journalist intervenes when a misguided Washington gossip columnist tries to destroy the career of a promising government official who happens to be her boyfriend. 157946 1969 Name of the Game, The: Chains of Command T SVD 655 Episode #31. 10-17-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Farrell is investigating charges that the officials of a prison on the Mexican border are shipping out forced labor to local farms. It has been further charged that the officials are getting rich on kickbacks. Assuming a false identity and taking a job in the border town becomes very hazardous. 157947 1969 Name of the Game, The: Civilized Men, The T Episode #36. 11-28-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Farrell heads to Florida to probe into a cattle scam. Someone has been selling tainted meat, the end product of a rustled shipment of government livestock. Could the Mob be involved? 157948 1968 Name of the Game, The: Collector's Edition T Episode #4. 10-11-1968 News Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Jeff Dillon, investigative reporter for Crime Magazine. Max, a photographer, had once saved Dillon's life when the two were on assignment in Vietnam. Now Max is accused of murder, and he's counting on Dillon's help in clearing his name. 157949 1970 Name of the Game, The: Cynthia is Alive and Living in Avalon T SVD 656 Episode #55. 10-2-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Glenn Howard. Cynthia is a reclusive jet-setter who has of late become a political activist. She refuses all interviews and keeps hidden in a rambling house on the island of Avalon. At the urging of his pal, reporter Paul Tyler decides to make a name for himself by getting the exclusive story on Cynthia. 157950 1970 Name of the Game, The: Echo of a Nightmare T Episode #49. 3-20-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. The crime in question occurred some 25 years ago. Now the kidnapper has been mysteriously murdered, compelling Dan Farrell (RS) to investigate. Curiously, the partner of the abduction victim's millionaire father tries to bribe Farrell to drop the case. 157951 1969 Name of the Game, The: Emissary, The T Episode #30. 10-10-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. An old-line French Marxist who happens to be an old friend of Crime magazine publisher Howard would like him to help him pull off a delicate diplomatic mission. The Red Chinese delegation has just stormed out of an international health conference, and Howard has been assigned to woo them back. 157952 1970 Name of the Game, The: Enemy Before Us T Episode #57. 10-16-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Crime Magazine reporter Jeff Dillon is back in his old neighborhood in New York's "Little Italy", Dillon hopes to take a break from his hectic responsibilities and recapture "something real" from his younger days Unfortunately, he is bombarded by pain and disillusionment from every side: his stepmother is gravely ill, and her son is deeply involved with drug dealing. 157953 1970 Name of the Game, The: Garden, The T SVD 655 Episode #44. 1-30-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Dan Farrell is on the trail of a possible scam. A "Pop" psychiatrist who is strong on placebos but short on ethics, treats his wealthy patients at a lavish remote retreat called The Garden. Farrell is convinced that he is a phony, and tries to prove it 157954 1969 Name of the Game, The: Give Till It Hurts T Episode #33. 10-31-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Object of Farrell's latest investigation is a professional fundraiser. The editor recognizes him as a notorious con man, so it should be no problem to expose his racket. But problems there are, especially when an unknown gangster type pressures him to lay off. 157955 1970 Name of the Game, The: Glory Shouter, The T SVD 660 Episode #66. 12-18-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine Fire-and-brimstone tele-evangelist is plagued by gremlins from within his organization who are tapping his till. Dan Farrell (RS), investigates only to deduce that he may be the one siphoning from his own flock's donations. 157956 1970 Name of the Game, The: Glory Shouter, The T Episode #67. 12-18-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. District attorney up for a judgeship is deemed unfit. Lewis Corbett (Peter Falk) investigates for Howard Publications. 157957 1969 Name of the Game, The: Goodby Harry T SVD 653. (Incomplete) Episode #32. 10-24-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Roving reporter Sam Hardy's boss, Crime magazine publisher Glenn Howard, sends Hardy and magazine researcher Peggy Maxwell on a dangerous fact-finding mission. Their quarry is American missile scientist Harry Roarke. While it appears as though Harry has defected to Cuba, he may very well be hiding out in the States, in fear for his life. 157958 1969 Name of the Game, The: Hard Case of the Blues T SVD 653 DeGuere, Philip Episode #28. 9-16-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Blues singer Jesse Boone's business manager has just died under mysterious circumstances. He also swindled Jesse out of $200,000. Thing of it is, Jesse couldn't care less--and Crime magazine editor Dan Farrell (RS) wants to know the reasons for her apathy 157959 1969 Name of the Game, The: High Card T Episode #37. 12-5-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. U.S. Senator claims to have photographic proof that Howard was the man who tipped off the Cubans about the Bay of Pigs. 157960 1968 Name of the Game, The: High on a Rainbow T Episode #12. 12-6-1998 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. When drugs start appearing in the hands of school children, Farrell and Peggy pose as a truck driver and car-hop as they investigate a narcotics ring. Reporter (Marco Lopez). 157961 1970 Name of the Game, The: I Love You, Billy Baker T Episode #62 and #63. 11-20-1970. 11-27-1970. Only Two-Part Episode of Series. Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Las Vegas superstar Billy Baker, who is known far and wide for his reluctance to grant interviews, is particularly close-mouthed on the subject of a beautiful young dancer with whom he'd once been in love--and who now is very much dead. Crime magazine reporter Jeff Dillon (TF) wants to know why. Charo, Frank Sinatra, Peter Lawford, Sammy Davis Jr. as Billy Baker. Redd Foxx. Ray Charles. Jack Carter. Norm Crosby. Tina Turner, Dionne Warwick, Joey Bishop, Tony Martin, Xavier Cugat. 157962 1968 Name of the Game, The: Incident in Berlin T Episode #6. 10-25-1968 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard goes to Berlin to arrange the release of one of his top editors who has been arrested in East Germany as a spy. 157963 1969 Name of the Game, The: Incomparable Connie Walker, The T Episode #18. 1-24-1968 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Conway "Connie" Walker is the first black mayor of a large unnamed city. In addition to suffering the slings and arrows of racism, Walker is the target of accusations that he has been accepting kickbacks. Crime magazine reporter Jeff Dillon (TF) investigates when a city accountant is murdered. 157964 1969 Name of the Game, The: Inquiry, The T Episode #17. 1-17-1968 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard is called before a Senate committee to answer charges that he stole a fortune in U.S. Army funds while serving with the OSS in Italy during World War II. 157965 1969 Name of the Game, The: Island of Gold and Precious Metals T SVD 656 Episode #42. 1-16-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Late millionaire's millions have disappeared, and reporter Jeff Dillon wants to find out why. Together with his crack researcher Peggy Maxwell, Dillon checks out the deceased man's relatives. Each, it seems, has a reason for wanting the man dead, and each had opportunity to make off with the inheritance. 157966 1970 Name of the Game, The: Jenny Wilde is Drowning T Episode #50. 3-27-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. When a young actress becomes suicidal, Jeff Dillon attempts to prevent her suicide attempts 157967 1969 Name of the Game, The: Keep the Doctor Away T Episode #21. 1-14-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Jeff Dillon investigates a doctor who is really a bungling killer. 157968 1970 Name of the Game, The: King of Denmark, The T Episode #46. 1-20-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Dillon investigates when an ancient and invaluable 157969 1969 Name of the Game, The: Lady On the Rocks T Episode #27. 9-19-1969. Second 2 Opener. Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Happy marriage might be a front for the wife's fear and guilt as Howard suspects. 157970 1969 Name of the Game, The: Laurie Marie T Episode #39. 12-19-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. When Laurie Marie gets lost on the vast country estate of millionaire industrialist Robert Coates, he posts a $10,000 reward for anyone who can return the girl unharmed. This results in a stampede of mercenary characters who make a shambles of Coates' estate. Watching from the sidelines is reporter Jeff Dillon (TF) and his girl Friday Peggy. 157971 1970 Name of the Game, The: Little Bear Died Running T Episode #60. 11-6-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. When an Indian kills the friend of a reporter, Paul Tyler investigates. 157972 1968 Name of the Game, The: Lola in Lipstick T Episode #8. 11-8-1968 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. While in Rome, publisher Glenn Howard finds corruption, illicit romance and narcotics at every turn. 157973 1971 Name of the Game, The: Los Angeles 2017 M Episode #68. 1-15-1971 News Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Publisher Glenn Howard is suddenly whisked away from his plush office in 1971. He finds himself in a world beneath the Earth's surface, circa 2017 The powers-that-be in this subterranean world refuse to answer Howard's many questions as to what has happened on the surface. 157974 1970 Name of the Game, The: Love To Remember, A T Episode #54. 9-25-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. At his college class reunion, Howard meets a strange, beautiful woman who tells him how a crush she once had on him has ruined her life. 157975 1969 Name of the Game, The: Love-In At Ground Zero T Episode #19. 1-31-1968 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard is kidnapped by a group of protestors who demand he witness their suicide and then write an expose of the army's testing of chemical warfare weapons. 157976 1970 Name of the Game, The: Man of the People T Episode #48. 3-6-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Jilted by "populist" tycoon Cesar Rodriguez, Hilary Vanderman (Vera Miles) thirsts for revenge. She plans to publish a series of articles exposing a popular man as a fraud. She claims he uses his Mexican heritage to hornswoggle his own people. Howard (GB) investigates the allegations. 157977 1971 Name of the Game, The: Man Who Killed A Ghost, The T Episode #69. 2-5-1971 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Real personality of a famous cowboy star is exposed by Reporter David Corey (Robert Wagner). 157978 1968 Name of the Game, The: Nightmare T Episode #5. 10-18-1968 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Dan Farrell (RS) patiently prepares to exact his revenge upon the robbers that murdered his wife. 157979 1970 Name of the Game, The: Now is the Time T SVD 660 Episode #58. 10-23-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Publisher Glenn Howard investigates the death of a moderate black educator at a campus torn into a struggle between militants and moderates. 157980 1970 Name of the Game, The: One of the Girls in Research T Episode #51. 4-3-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard's research girl has romantic daydreams about him as they try to locate an eccentric conniving industrialist who is trying victimized her. 157981 1968 Name of the Game, The: Ordeal, The T Episode #10. 11-22-1968 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Woman sits on death row hoping that Farrell can find enough evidence to prove that she did not murder her husband. 157982 1970 Name of the Game, The: Other Kind of Spy, The T Episode #52.. 4-10-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Dillon investigates a chemical plant that has blown up only to discover industrial espionage as the motive. 157983 1969 Name of the Game, The: Perfect Image, The T SVD 656 Harmon, David P. and Anthony Spinner Episode #34. 11-7-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard has recently been instrumental in getting the new mayor of Chicago elected. Recently uncovered evidence, however, suggests that he is in bed with the Mob. Howard and Crime magazine researcher Peggy Maxwell try to weed out the truth. 157984 1968 Name of the Game, The: Pilot: Fear of High Places, The T Rodgers, Mark Episode #1. 9-20-1968. Second Pilot for TV Series Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Jeff Dillon investigates the death of a beautiful model. The murder involves an industrialist who is about to assume an important government post. Investigative Reporter Jeff Dillon's first segment. 157985 1968 Name of the Game, The: Pineapple Rose T Episode #14. 12-20-1968 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Researcher Peggy Maxwell is kidnapped while digging up information on a famous rock star. Correspondent Andy Hill (Cliff Potter) investigates Peggy's disappearance. With the help of an FBI agent, Hill unearths a hotbed of mob-motivated intrigue. 157986 1969 Name of the Game, The: Power, The T Episode #38. 12-12-1979 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Dan Farrell sets about to investigate corruption on the waterfront. Farrell finds himself in the middle of a power struggle between two brothers battling for control of the longshoreman's union. 157987 1969 Name of the Game, The: Prison Within, The T Episode #35. 11-14-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Dillon investigates the story of a young man who is challenged by an Army officer to undergo prisoner of war training. He accepts the survival training challenge. 157988 1968 Name of the Game, The: Protector T Episode #9. 11-15-1968 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard goes up against a bigoted millionaire who sets out to solve the nation's racial problems with his own private army. 157989 1968 Name of the Game, The: Revolutionary, The T Episode #15. 12-27-1968 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard helps an exiled president of a South American nation regain control in the midst of a counter-revolution. 157990 1971 Name of the Game, The: Savage Eye, The T Episode #72. 2-19-1971 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Dan Farrell looks into a conflict involving loggers and the filming of a documentary. 157991 1971 Name of the Game, The: Seek and Destroy T Episode #70. 2-5-1971 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Dan Farrell runs into many dead ends as he endeavors to discover why an important scientist suddenly died. 157992 1968 Name of the Game, The: Shine On, Shine On, Jesse Gil T Episode #7. 11-1-1968 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard assigns Dillon and Peggy to investigate the complexities of small-town politics after a murder occurs. A woman accuses a shrewd financial manipulator of being responsible for her brother's death. 157993 1971 Name of the Game, The: Showdown, The T Episode #76. 3-19-1971 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard's ancestor, an old west gambler, tries to stay alive in the face of a showdown 157994 1970 Name of the Game, The: Skin Game, The T Episode #47. 1-27-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Farrell investigates deaths caused by an illegal dilution of medical supplies in a small African nation 157995 1970 Name of the Game, The: So Long Baby and Amen T SVD 658 Bochco, Steven Episode #53. 9-18-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Dan Farrell reports his findings at a Congressional committee hearing on addictive drugs. Later he finds himself entangled with a self-destructive, drug-addicted young girl. 157996 1969 Name of the Game, The: Suntan Mob, The T Episode #20. 2-7-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Dan Farrell convinces a moll to help him prove that the mafia is controlling a tiny island. Dan Farrell (RS) convinces a moll to help him prove that the mafia is controlling a tiny island. 157997 1969 Name of the Game, The: Swinger's Only T Episode #16. 1-10-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Farrell takes a hand in the investigation of a murder at a "Swinging Singles" apartment. The victim is the mistress of one of Farrell's editors. The wife of the victim who despite her despair over her husband's peccadilloes urges Farrell to find the guilty party. Photographer (Peter Duryea). 157998 1970 Name of the Game, The: Takeover, The T SVD 655 Episode #43. 1-23-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. As special envoy, Howard visits a crisis-torn Asian nation whose Chief of state allegedly robbed the treasury and vanished. The ladies reinforce Howard's suspicions of a frame-up and sparks a probe that sends him into guerrilla territory 157999 1968 Name of the Game, The: Taker, The T Levinson, Richard and William Link Episode #3. 10-4-1968 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Glen Howard, Crime Magazine publisher, refuses to support a powerful businessman who backs a crooked political candidate and finds himself in a battle of wits in the takeover of his publishing empire. First Publisher Howard segment. Shows Howard's penthouse. Lives on top of the building. Private elevator and helicopter pad on roof. 158000 1970 Name of the Game, The: Tarot T Episode #45. 1-13-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Glenn Howard tries to prove that a young girl did not really kill herself and finds himself dangerously entangled with a coven of deadly witches. 158001 1969 Name of the Game, The: Third Choice, The T Episode #24. 3-7-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard tries to save a Howard Publications editor kidnapped by a man who hopes to use the ransom to overthrow an African government. 158002 1970 Name of the Game, The: Tradition, The T Episode #40. 1-2-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard and a young Greek woman are forced to flee for their lives when they challenge an ancient Greek custom. 158003 1970 Name of the Game, The: War Merchants, The T Episode #59. 10-30-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Farrell investigates the death of an old friend and discovers an international weapons-smuggling operation. 158004 1968 Name of the Game, The: White Birch, The T Episode #11. 11-29-1968 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Howard travels to Prague, Czechoslovakia, where he and other rival journalists try to get custody of an ailing author's latest work. 158005 1970 Name of the Game, The: Why I Blew Up Dakota T SVD 660 Episode #64. 12-4-1970 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine looks into the strange bombing of an odd-ball artist. 158006 1968 Name of the Game, The: Witness, The T Nelson, Richard Episode #2. 9-27-1968. Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. When a Mafia informant is assassinated, Dan Farrell , senior editor of Crime Magazine looks for the only other witness to a major mob crime. She allegedly committed suicide eight years earlier, Farrell discovers that she is living in a village under an assumed name. Unfortunately, he is being followed by the mob assassin. First episode starring Farrell. 158007 1969 Name of the Game, The: Wrath of Angels, A T Episode #23. 2-28-1969 Media Owner Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications, a Los Angeles-based publishing empire. Investigative Correspondent Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa) of People's Magazine. Senior Editor Dan Farrell (Robert Stack) of Crime Magazine. Dan Farrell investigates as a man and a priest try to clean up the slums and end up having a showdown with a powerful Mafioso. 158008 1966 Name of the Game: Fame is the Name of the Game MT Thayer, Tiffany (Novel: "One Woman"). Ranald MacDougall (Screenplay) TV remake of 1949 Chicago Deadline. Ness Book Investigative Reporter Jeff Dillon (Tony Franciosa) looks into death of call girl. "One of the best political analysts since Walter Lippmann." Returns to Janus Enterprises, publishers of magazines such as Fame and Strife. Assigned to do profile of oil tycoon. Editorial assistant Peggy Maxwell (Susan Saint James), a flaky but efficient girl Friday. Reporter finds body of murdered girl and tells Maxwell to get photographs, although he works for "high class magazine." Begins calling people named in diary he finds in dead woman's apartment using fake voices and identities. Developed interest in murder stories while working for newspaper. Tries to convince editor Griffin (Jack Weston) to let him pursue story. Uncovers convoluted web of blackmail and murder. One suspect, a businessman, tries to get reporter fired. Gangster tries to hire reporter to do publicity work for him, then threatens him. Dead woman's husband killed. Reporter solves murders. Dillon is womanizing reporter who says he likes his women "dumb and happy." Reporter told if anything goes wrong, he's on his own. 158009 1934 Name the Woman M Niblo, Fred, Jr. and Herbert Asbury (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter for the Times, Clem Rogers (Richard Cromwell) is incompetent, assigned to cover the murder of a district attorney. Gets the big story, then settles down to write a play. Reporter (Harry Bowen). Reporter (Lynton Brent). Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Bill Devins). Reporter (Lester Dorr). Reporter (Allen Fox). Reporter (Arnold Gray). Reporter (Harrison Green). Reporter (Charles King). Reporter (Frank O'Connor). Reporter (Billy Sullivan). Reporter (Max Wagner). Photographer (Jack Kenney). Photographer (Jerry Mason). Photographer (Don Roberts). 158010 1992 Name Your Adventure DT Series. 9-12-1992 to 9-2-1995. NBC Host Mario Lopez 158011 2008 Name, Age, Sex M Journalist (Jeromy Thorsen). Editor (Tom Wade). 158012 1930 Namensheirat MF Germany News Media. Ein Journalist (Ernst Ruckert). 158013 1880 Nana N OWN - P Zola, Emile Drama Critic M. Fauchery, a dramatic critic, a second-rate journalist who writes about Nana in the press, at first favorably and later adversely. A hanger-on of the theater and society, he spends his time seducing other men's wives. Photographer (William Scott). 158014 2001 Nana MTF France. News Media. Le journaliste (Jean-Christophe Lamy). Le journaliste TV (Claude Serillon). Photographer #2 (Antoine Guillaume). 158015 2000 Nana CB Yazawa, A Japan. Published by Shueisha. Appeared in Cookie magazine. Manga series. Drama manga. Romance manga. Music manga Magazine Editor Yoshiyuki Arai is the editor in chief of Search magazine. He is often the one to chide Kudo for his sleazy reporting tactics. Tabloid editor Kudo is the editor of the tabloid magazine that focuses on the popular punk rock bands Blast and Trapnest. According to Arai, he is supposed to answer to a higher supervisor, Yokoyama but he chooses to be more impetuous in his actions. He employs Miyake and Kurada to investigate in his place. Photographer's Assistant/Freelance Reporter Miyake is Kurada's partner in crime who frequently stalks Nana O. for a private interview. Yasu punched him once, which later led to a negative article about Yasu being published in their magazine. He finds nothing wrong about pestering the couple, thinking that their relationship is fragile to begin with. Magazine photographer Minoru Kurada is hired by Search magazine to track Nana O. and Ren. He has conflicting opinions with his employer Kudou and claims that once he sees a face, he will never forget it. Curiously, after investigating Nana at a later unspecified time, he reports that Nana died at sea. Publicist - Takeda is in charge of Trapnest's publicity. He is Trapnest's most trusted publicist. Members of the band often address him as "Take-chan.” 158016 2006 Nana C Japan. 2006-2007. Produced by Madhouse Studios. NTV and Animax networks. Anime series Magazine Editor Fumie Sugiwara is the only woman in the editorial group. She scolds her peers for their questionable reporting ethics. Magazine Editor Yoshiyuki Arai is the editor in chief of Search magazine. He is often the one to chide Kudo for his sleazy reporting tactics. Photographer's Assistant/Freelance Reporter Miyake is Kurada's partner in crime who frequently stalks Nana O. for a private interview. Yasu punched him once, which later led to a negative article about Yasu being published in their magazine. He finds nothing wrong about pestering the couple, thinking that their relationship is fragile to begin with. Tabloid editor Kudo is the editor of the tabloid magazine that focuses on the popular punk rock bands Blast and Trapnest. According to Arai, he is supposed to answer to a higher supervisor, Yokoyama but he chooses to be more impetuous in his actions. He employs Miyake and Kurada to investigate in his place. Magazine photographer Minoru Kurada is hired by Search magazine to track Nana O. and Ren. He has conflicting opinions with his employer Kudou and claims that once he sees a face, he will never forget it. Curiously, after investigating Nana at a later unspecified time, he reports that Nana died at sea. Publicist Takeda is in charge of Trapnest's publicity. He is Trapnest's most trusted publicist. Members of the band often address him as "Take-chan.” 158017 2000 Nana CB Yazawa, Ai Japan. Published by Shueisha. Appeared in Cookie magazine. Manga series. Drama manga. Romance manga. Music manga Magazine editor Fumie Sugiwara is the only woman in the editorial group. She scolds her peers for their questionable reporting ethics. 158018 2002 Nancy Drew MT SVD 1333 Reporter Nancy Drew's investigative journalism gets her in trouble. Newspaper Kid (Andrew Leeds) 158019 1995 Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys: Dead on Arrival (aka Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys Super Mystery, A) NJ OWN - P Keene, Carolyn Reporter Brenda Carlton and Pam Harter, an ace investigative journalist at Carlton's paper 158020 1939 Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase M DVD -R HQ 4919, 4920. VHS 1279 News Media. Reporter (Creighton Hale). Reporter (William Hopper). Reporter (Paul Panzer). Reporter (Jack Richardson). Reporter (John Ridgely). Photographer (Frank Mayo). Second Photographer (Jack Wise). 158021 1939 Nancy Drew, Reporter M DVD -R HQ 4917, 4920. DVD. SVD 614. SV 295 Keene Carolyn (Characters). Kenneth Gamet (Screenplay) Bijou - Ness Book Reporter Nancy Drew (Bonita Granville) wins newspaper writing contest. Becomes fledgling reporter. City Editor Bostwick (Thomas E. Jackson). Nancy and classmates descend on River Heights Tribune newspaper office as part of a three-day student program. She dumps the soft-news piece assigned to her when she overhears the editor complaining that his star reporter was not around to cover an inquest. Drew goes herself and solves the murder. When City Editor Bostwick chews Drew out for switching assignments, she tells him, "I thought reporters always did things like that. At least they do in the movies. And, besides, it says right in my textbook on journalism that a newspaperman or woman…. "…stop at nothing to get news, and if she ever intends to impress the editor she must be willing to do more than just what the assignment calls for. So there." Newspaper Publicity Man (Charles Halton). Photographer in Courtroom (Jack A. Goodrich). When the editor informs her that they already got her story a half hour ago by calling the D.A.'s office, she says, "Oh, dear, and I was so sure I had a scoop and you'd have to stop the presses…or something." 158022 1939 Nancy Drew, Trouble Shooter M DVD -R HQ 4918, 4920. SVD 1237 Press 158023 1995 Nancy Drew: Asylum T Episode #4. 10-14-1995 Advice Columnist Bess works for a local newspaper. George works as a courier while learning to be a documentary filmmaker. Both share an apartment with Nancy Drew, now a 21-year-old college student in Manhattan who works part-time at a temp agency. Journalist (Jason Cadieux) helps George with a video story about an abandoned psychiatric hospital. Nancy and Bess help George too and end up wandering the spooky halls looking for a hidden treasure along with the journalist and a former patient. 158024 1995 Nancy Drew: Ballad of Robin Hood, The T Episode #5. 10-21-1995 Advice Columnist Bess works for a local newspaper. George works as a courier while learning to be a documentary filmmaker. Both share an apartment with Nancy Drew, now a 21-year-old college student in Manhattan who works part-time at a temp agency. Nancy and Ned try to track down a man who is literally throwing money away from rooftops after covering it with cryptic lines of poetry. 158025 1995 Nancy Drew: Bridal Arrangements T Episode #6. 10-28-1995 Advice Columnist Bess works for a local newspaper. George works as a courier while learning to be a documentary filmmaker. Both share an apartment with Nancy Drew, now a 21-year-old college student in Manhattan who works part-time at a temp agency. Trying to help George's prospective new beau escape a marriage arranged by his parents, Nancy uncovers a marriage-brokerage scam. 158026 1987 Nancy Drew: Buried Secrets NJ OWN - P Keene, Carolyn Nancy Drew Files, The: Volume #10 Reporter Brenda Carlton 158027 1995 Nancy Drew: Death and Life of Billy Feral T Episode #7. 11-4-1995 Advice Columnist Bess works for a local newspaper. George works as a courier while learning to be a documentary filmmaker. Both share an apartment with Nancy Drew, now a 21-year-old college student in Manhattan who works part-time at a temp agency. Making a documentary on a rock star who committed suicide five years ago, George thinks she sees his ghost. 158028 1995 Nancy Drew: Double Suspicion T Episode #8. 11-11-1995 Advice Columnist Bess works for a local newspaper. George works as a courier while learning to be a documentary filmmaker. Both share an apartment with Nancy Drew, now a 21-year-old college student in Manhattan who works part-time at a temp agency. When George loses a videotape she is supposed to deliver for a young director, Nancy discovers it is part of a movie-pirating scheme. 158029 1995 Nancy Drew: Exile T Episode #3. 10-7-1995 Advice Columnist Bess works for a local newspaper. George works as a courier while learning to be a documentary filmmaker. Both share an apartment with Nancy Drew, now a 21-year-old college student in Manhattan who works part-time at a temp agency. Mysterious disappearance of Nancy's professor appears to be related to the forthcoming arrival of a renowned Asian religious leader. 158030 1995 Nancy Drew: Fashion Victim T Episode #12. 12-9-1995 Advice Columnist Bess works for a local newspaper. George works as a courier while learning to be a documentary filmmaker. Both share an apartment with Nancy Drew, now a 21-year-old college student in Manhattan who works part-time at a temp agency. Ned saving a beautiful Parisian model from being run over by a speeding car starts the sleuths on the trail of a high-fashion protection racket involving the mob. Photographer (Stefan Elbaum). 158031 1995 Nancy Drew: Happy Birthday, Nancy T Episode #2. 9-30-1995 Advice Columnist Bess works for a local newspaper. George works as a courier while learning to be a documentary filmmaker. Both share an apartment with Nancy Drew, now a 21-year-old college student in Manhattan who works part-time at a temp agency. Nancy's old boyfriend Ned comes back from Africa with a present for her 21st birthday, but on the way from the airport he is assaulted by a mysterious skinhead who turns out to be a jewel smuggler. 158032 1995 Nancy Drew: Hidden Meanings NJ OWN - P Keene, Carolyn Nancy Drew Files, The: Volume #110 School Newspaper. Great Lakes High School press association. But for Nancy, turning into a place of sabotage and suspicion. 158033 1995 Nancy Drew: Long Journey Home, The T Episode #13. 12-16-1995 Advice Columnist Bess works for a local newspaper. George works as a courier while learning to be a documentary filmmaker. Both share an apartment with Nancy Drew, now a 21-year-old college student in Manhattan who works part-time at a temp agency. Ned's weekend alone with Nancy in the French countryside is ruined when he becomes involved with a young Frenchman who is being pursued by two Russian mobsters because of a stolen religious artifact. 158034 1995 Nancy Drew: Photo Finish T Episode #10. 11-25-1995 Advice Columnist Bess works for a local newspaper. George works as a courier while learning to be a documentary filmmaker. Both share an apartment with Nancy Drew, now a 21-year-old college student in Manhattan who works part-time at a temp agency. In Paris, Nancy and her friends help a photographer (Jean-Michel Tinivelli) whose gallery received a bomb threat after he accidentally captured something on film that he shouldn't have. Reporter #1 (Crystel Amsalem). Reporter #2 (Thomas Jouanet). 158035 1986 Nancy Drew: Smile and Say Murder NJ OWN - P Keene, Carolyn Nancy Drew Files, The: Volume #4 Magazine. Series of death threats send Nancy undercover at Flash, the country's top teen magazine. Target is Yvonne Verdi, co-owner of Flash and wonder girl of the magazine world 158036 1995 Nancy Drew: Stranger by the Road, The T Episode #9. 11-18-1995 Advice Columnist Bess works for a local newspaper. George works as a courier while learning to be a documentary filmmaker. Both share an apartment with Nancy Drew, now a 21-year-old college student in Manhattan who works part-time at a temp agency. While the girls are vacationing in France, a mysterious woman at the side of the road prompts them to investigate a chateau rumored to be haunted by a heartbroken ghost. 158037 2000 Nancy Drew: Third-Grade Reporter NJ Keene, Carolyn. Jan Naimo Jones (Illustrator) #35. Nancy Drew Notebooks, The Reporter Alice Stone goes back to school to write an article. Nancy Drew comes to the rescue. 158038 1987 Nancy Drew: Trial by Fire NJ Keene, Carolyn Nancy Drew Files, The: Volume #15 Investigative Reporter Ann Granger helps Nancy clear her father who is arrested on bribery charges, which shocks the town of River Heights. Main suspect is father's former best friend, a judge. 158039 1992 Nancy Drew: Update on Crime NJ Keene, Carolyn Nancy Drew Files Series #78 TV Anchorman Hal Taylor of WRVH-TV meets Nancy Drew when she is brought on board to work as an investigative reporter after threats are made on the life of the handsome news anchorman. Nancy finds the evening news to be filled with violence, ambition, and greed -- and that’s just behind the camera. Nancy’s sure that if she doesn’t get to the bottom of things soon, the lead story will be “Murder at WRVH.” 158040 1995 Nancy Drew: Welcome to the Callisto T Episode #1. 9-23-1995. Series 9-23-1995 to 12-16-1995 Advice Columnist Bess works for a local newspaper. George works as a courier while learning to be a documentary filmmaker. Both share an apartment with Nancy Drew, now a 21-year-old college student in Manhattan who works part-time at a temp agency. Taking an apartment at the Callisto for the new school year, Nancy ends up searching for the man who ran away with no explanation after almost getting hit by her car. 158041 1995 Nancy Drew: Who's Hot, Who's Not T Episode #11. 12-2-1995 Advice Columnist Bess works for a local newspaper. George works as a courier while learning to be a documentary filmmaker. Both share an apartment with Nancy Drew, now a 21-year-old college student in Manhattan who works part-time at a temp agency. Bess thinks she is being harassed by a stalker because of something she wrote in her newspaper advice column. News Editor (Duff MacDonald). 158042 1970 Nancy: Adam, the TV Star T Episode #6. 10-22-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158043 1970 Nancy: Boys’ Night Out T Episode #14. 12-17-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158044 1970 Nancy: Budget, Budget, Who’s Got the Budget? T Episode #16. 12-31-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158045 1970 Nancy: Busiest Bride in the World T Episode #12. 12-3-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158046 1970 Nancy: Case of Spring Fever, A T Episode #13. 12-10-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158047 1970 Nancy: East is East and West is Best T Episode #7. 10-29-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158048 1970 Nancy: First 100 Years Are the Hardest, The T Episode #11. 11-26-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158049 1971 Nancy: Girl’s Best Friend, A T Episode #17. 1-7-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158050 1970 Nancy: Going, Going, Gone T Episode #10. 11-19-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158051 1970 Nancy: Guess Who’s Coming to the White House? T Episode #2. 9-24-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158052 1970 Nancy: Here Comes the Groom T Episode #8. 11-5-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158053 1970 Nancy: Honeymoon for Twelve T Episode #9. 11-12-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158054 1970 Nancy: It’s a Bad Day for Meeting Presidents T Episode #4. 10-8-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. When the President comes to town to meet Adam, a diligent secret service agent stops Adam from making the dinner. 158055 1970 Nancy: It’s a Good Day for Meeting the President’s Daughters T Episode #1. 9-17-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158056 1970 Nancy: Just Call Us Incompatible T Episode #5. 10-15-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158057 1970 Nancy: Never Look a Gift Horse in the Mouth T Episode #15. 12-24-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. 158058 1970 Nancy: Smallest Diamond in the World, The T Episode #3. 10-1-1970. Series 9-17-1970 to 1-7-1971 Reporter Willie Wilson (Eddie Applegate) for the Center City Daily Clarion Press Secretary Abigail “Abby” Townsend (Celeste Holm) to the First Lady of the United States. What’s it like being a President’s daughter? Nancy lives in the White House under the close watch of the Secret Service and her chaperone Abby. She marries Adam Hudson, a vet. Adam feels inadequate while shopping for Nancy’s engagement ring. 158059 1961 Nanette Fabray Show, The (aka Westinghouse Playhouse Starring Nanette Fabray and Wendell Corey) T MacDougall, Ranald Series. 1-6-1961 to 7-7-1961. Writer Dan McGovern (Wendell Corey) is a writer with three kids. His wife is Nan McGovern (Nanette Fabray). 158060 1970 Nanny and the Professor: Astronomers, The T Episode #5. 2-18-1970 Reporter (Larry Gelman). Photographer (Douglas Rowe). 158061 1971 Nanny and the Professor: Balloon Ladies, The T Episode. 2-12-1971. Reporter (Jay Della). 158062 1971 Nanny and the Professor: Man Who Came to Pasta, The T Episode. 1-29-1971. Reporter (Jeff Burton). 158063 1997 Nanny, The: Bank Robbery, The T Episode #91. 2-12-1997 Reporters (Jean Ford, Fred Kerner). Bumbling bank robber makes friends with Fran. Fran worries her purse not matching her dress, but Mr. Sheffield assures her no one will notice. 158064 1996 Nanny, The: Fashion Show T DVD -R HQ 7745 Episode #63. 1-8-1996 News Media. Reporter #1 (Fran Montano). Reporter #2 (Susan Segal). Reporter #3 (Derek Webster). Mr. Sheffield rushes Fran to get ready because they're late for a premiere. Fran worries her purse not matching her dress, but Mr. Sheffield assures her no one will notice. But Fran appears on Gloss Magazine as a "fashion don't" and blames Sheffield for it since he was the one who didn't let her change the purse. So to make things up, he hires her as the costumer for his next play. 158065 1996 Nanny, The: Hockey Show, The T Episode #70. 3-4-1996 TV Commentator (Jeff Mooring). Fran dates a famous hockey player for the New York Rangers who is very superstitious and blames Fran for losing the game when she wears red shoes to the stadium. Entire city think she's a jinx and she decides to prove him wrong. But did the red shoes really jinx the game? 158066 1998 Nanny, The: Honeymoon's Overboard, The T Episode #125. 9-30-1998 News Media. Reporter #1 (Liza Stanley). 158067 1999 Nanny, The: In-Law Who Came Forever, The T Episode #135. 1-6-1999 Photographer (Burke Roberts). Fran makes some alterations on the wedding video to make it look as if her mother sang at the wedding. 158068 1997 Nanny, The: Nanny and the Hunk Producer, The T DVD -R HQ 4233. VHS 1369 Episode #95. 4-2-1997 Tabloids Journalist Stan Frey (Michael Brandon) holds up Maxwell and the Nanny to scorn and ridicule in his newspaper. Then promises not to write about them anyway because their issue died on the newsstands. Newspaper Reporters interviewing Maxwell Sheffield because he won a Tony Award for play of the year beating out his lifetime rival Andrew Lloyd Webber. Maxwell's Broadway success gets him and Fran in the tabloids. First Maxwell and Nanny are furious about the false articles in the tabloid. Then they are furious when the tabloid reporter tells them they aren't hot enough copy. Fake stories are about Sheffield and Fran having an affair since Maxwell's honeymoon. Maggie is very upset about it and won't believe it's not true. Fran's upset not by the fact that it's a fake story, but that the story said she was 40. They go to the tabloid to confront the journalist but he assures them he won't print any more stories about them since they were the lowest selling edition in five years. Reporter #1 (Sean Lesure). Reporter #2 (Michelle Roth). 158069 1998 Nanny, The: One False Mole and You're Dead T SVD 1334 Episode #113. 1-14-1998 Gossip Columnist Cindy Adams. Fran unwittingly reveals to columnist that a famous actress-star's beauty mark is fake. Adams announces it on her show and makes Margo Lange (Joan Van Ark) quit the play written by Maxwell. Now Fran has to fix things. In order to do so, she comes up with the idea of selling fake moles on the internet with Margo. But the whole plan falls through after Maxwell blabs about it to Mel Brooks who steals it. Maxwell asks Fran to marry him so he can be forgiven, but she says no because she doesn't want to marry a man out of guilt. But this time he actually meant it. 158070 1995 Nanny, The: Oy Vey, You're Gay T DVD - Third Season Episode #55. 10-23-1995. PR Publicist Sydney Mercer (Catherine Oxenberg) is hired to represent Maxwell. He soon falls for the gorgeous PR woman who is a lesbian and interested in the nanny. Maxwell decides to get a publicist to improve his image and make him more popular when he finds out that Andrew Lloyd Weber was featured in the newspaper's crossword puzzle. He hires Mercer and radically changes his image to a middle-aged bad boy. He starts to fall for Sydney. They set a date in the Rainbow Room but Fran discovers in the last minute that Sydney is gay and more interested in her so she rushes to meet Mr. Sheffield. They end up getting stuck in the elevator. 158071 1994 Nanny, The: Strike, The T Episode #35. 11-28-1994 Photographer (Roger Keller). Talk Show Host Sally Jessy Raphael (Herself). Sheffield is opening a new play based on Norma Rae, but there's a busboy strike going on at the cast party and Fran refuses to cross the picket line. The picture of Mr. Sheffield dragging Fran out of the line is published in the4 newspaper and they end up going on Sally Jesse Raphael's show to settle this misunderstanding. 158072 1994 Nanny, The: Sunday in the Park with Fran T SV 273 Episode #18. 3-23-1994 Critic Frank Bradley (Eric Braeden). C.C. encourages Grace to go on a playmate with a critic's son Frank Bradley Jr. (Miko Hughes) in order to get him to like Maxwell's new show, but problems arise after Fran hits the obnoxious child with a baguette. Announcer (Nick Salamone). 158073 1996 Nanny, The: Tart with Heart, The (2) T Episode #76. 9-18-1996 Reporter (Greg Lindsay). 158074 1999 Nanny, The: When You Pish Upon a Star T VHS 1321 Episode #33. 11-21-1994 Columnist Liz Smith (Herself). Maxwell hires a child star to be in his new musical, but Fran convinces the boy to quit show business. 158075 1996 Nanny, The: Your Feets Are Too Big T Episode #68. 2-19-1996 Photographer (Steve Posner). 158076 2005 Nano N Marlow, John Robert Reporter Jennifer Rayne, a leading journalist covering high-tech stories, vows to find out why the richest and arguably the most powerful man in the world, the founder and CEO of the tech pioneering corporation is assassinated. The corporation CEO calls a press conference to announce "the most important discovery in the history of the human race," and millions stopped to listen. But just as he is about to unveil the Last Big Breakthrough, he's killed. As beautiful Rayne investigates further, those whose help she enlists end up dead. When she finds the scientist to whom the millionaire had covertly funneled billions, they become fellow fugitives fleeing murderous government agents. While on the run, Marrek tells Jennifer about Swain's dream of seeing nanotechnology create a virtual paradise without hunger, disease, death, or even war. But some government leaders will do anything to possess the technology and turn it into a weapon. Rayne is a stylish, beautiful reporter on new developments in technology. 158077 1949 Nantucket Legend, The (Kraft Television Theatre, NBC) T Lefferts, George In "Best Television Plays of the Year, 1950." 12-14-49. Reporters Dan Stapleton, Leo Gordon, Sam Banham. Publicity Man (Dort Clark). Narrator (George Nesbitt). Headlines. Publicity man: Dort Clark. 158078 1938 Nanu, Sie kennen Korff noch nicht? MF Reporter Droste (Hubert von Meyerinck) 158079 1999 Nao Es Homem Nao Es Nada TF Portugal. Series. News Media. Reporter Bernardo Mattos (Joaquim Monchique). Senior Editor Vitoria (Alexandra Lencastre). Chief Editor Jose Maria (Joao Lagarto). Photographer Guilherme de Braganca (Pedro Alpiarca). 158080 1997 Nao Ha Duas Sem Tres: Luis em Part-Time TF Portugal. Episode #7. Photographer (Joaquim Nicolau). 158081 1995 Naomi and Wynonna: Love Can Build a Bridge MT News Media. Female Newscaster (Gina Gallego) 158082 1937 Naples au baiser de feu MF Photographer (Marcel Dalio - The Photographer). 158083 1938 Napoleon ist an allem schuld MF Reporter (Horst Birr, Junger Reporter in Paris) 158084 1900 Napoleon of the Press, A N USC Leighton, Marie (Connor) Newspaper Owner Alfred Chantrey stumbles into newspaper work to support himself and starts a new newspaper called, "The Champion." The Champion is called by his critics, a" weekly rag order, full of rubbish and vulgarity, and calculated to do more harm to the rising generation of the common people…." Paula Scarth, Alfred's cousin and adopted sister, writes under the nom de plume of Miss Lucy for Alfred's papers -- and he doesn't know it. Lady Elena ("Ellie") Beaufoy, backer, sub-editor or type-writer girl. Alfred's newspaper empire grows. 158085 1894 Napoleon Wolff and the Newspaper of the Future SSF USC Crawford, T.C. Newspaper 158086 2007 Naqaab: Disguised Intentions MF Reporter (Archana Puran Singh) 158087 1964 Nar enden er go MF Journalist (Bent Vejlby). Journalist Jensen (Hardy Rafn Jensen). 158088 2008 Nara M News Media. TV News Reporter (Jana Kendrick). Young homeless man forms an unworldly bond with Nara. Their friendship grows stronger as time passes giving Blane something to look forward to everyday. The only problem is Nara isn’t like any other friend. She’s Blane’s deepest and darkest secret. 158089 1837 Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket, The SS Poe, Edgar Allan Editor Mr. Poe, an editor of the Southern Literary Messenger offered to write a narrative based on Pym's adventures. He persuades Pym. Declines to complete Pym's last two or three chapters because he has some doubts as to the veracity of Pym's account. 158090 1984 Narrenschaukel N Dieckmann, Heinz Germany TV Journalist 158091 1990 Narrow Margin M DVD -R HQ 3832, 3816. Editor Carol Hunnicut (Anne Archer), recently divorced publishing company editor 158092 1952 Narrow Margin, The M Reporter (Don Dillaway). Reporter (George Sawaya). 158093 1918 Narrow Path, The M Montague, John (Play). Ouida Bergere, Jack Cunningham (Scenario) AFI-Editors - Ness Book Editor Dick Strong (W.E. Lawrence ) is a night city editor. Variety (11/29/18): "As a night city editor the hero is not very convincing and the scenes of the newspaper shop do not look natural." 158094 1955 Narrowing Circle, The M UK Only Journalist Dave Nelson 158095 1954 Narrowing Circle, The NM MLPL Symons, Julian Press 158096 2004 Narrows, The NM Connelly, Michael Harry Bosch Novel News Media. Private Investigator Harry Bosch confronts a villain who's long been in hiding -- a fiend known as the Poet. 158097 1962 Nas avto MF Journalist (Antun Vrdoljak) 158098 1950 Nash Airflythe Theatre T Series 1950-1951 Press 158099 1997 Nash Bridges: T SVD 591, VHS 415 Episodes. TV Reporter. News Media 158100 1998 Nash Bridges: Hardball T DVD -R HQ 6131 Episode #64. 12-4-1998 Talk Show Host. Nash and Joe try to protected a gifted baseball player from deportation. 158101 2000 Nash Bridges: Heist T DVD -R HQ 6237. DVD -R 1778 Episode #96. 3-31-2000 Restaurant Food Critic Norman Craft (Peter Artoo), Mystery Food Critic is a mean-spirited, arrogant snob who needs protection from Joe. Craft sets up Joe so killers will go after him. "You're irresponsible. Your words destroyed that man's life," Joe to Craft. Nash must infiltrate thief's base of operation in order to catch him. 158102 1996 Nash Bridges: High Impact T Episode #4. 4-12-1996 News Media. Reporter (Aisha Tyler). Bomb threat against the mayor. 158103 1998 Nash Bridges: Live Shot T Episode #45. 1-17-1998 Reporter (Emma Caulfield). TV Newsman Geraldo Rivera (Himself) comes to interview Nash and Joe. But while drinking with a young biker couple, Nash's drink is spiked with LSD. 158104 2000 Nash Bridges: Messenger, The T DVD -R HQ 3720. SVD 1068 Episode #109. 12-8-2000 TV Newscaster Inger Dominguez (Caroline Lagerfelt) is protected by Nash from a deranged fan. Madman guns down five people in elevator, but leaves the news reporter alive. She is more interested in reporting the story rather than catching the killer. Nash and the reporter go at each other. 158105 1997 Nash Bridges: Most Wanted T DVD -R 1566 Episode #40. 11-14-1997 TV Sportscaster is being blackmailed and Joe protects him on an off-duty case. Nash doesn't want anything to do with it. 158106 1997 Nash Bridges: Revelations T Episode #39. 11-7-1997 Reporter is murdered while covering the new "French Connection" and Nash comes face-to-face with a startling revelation -- his brother, a Vietnam MIA thought dead for the last 24 years may be alive and living in San Francisco. 158107 1998 Nash Bridges: Skin Deep T Episode #47. 2-27-19098 Reporter #1 (Hugh Fuller). Reporter #2 (Cynthia Dee Stillman). Famous Fashion model is being stalked by a killer. 158108 1999 Nash Bridges: Truth and Consequences T Episode #79. 9-24-1999 Reporter (Jordan Sax). Controversial Latina actress is shot and killed. 158109 2004 Nash Hansen: Nash, Metropolitan NM Sennett, Frank #2 Nash Hansen Mysteries Reporter Nash Hansen works the trade-show beat for the Chicago Daily Sentinel. When a homeless man is found stabbed to death during an electronics show, the Sentinel's publisher puts Nash on the case with his best friend, Transit Reporter Jerry Povaric. Their investigation leads to the murder of a trade-show exhibit who might have also been a Russian spy, which in turn uncovers unsavory business practices of a major defense contractor. Nash Hansen reports for Chicago's scrappiest daily newspaper, the Sentinel. Unless Nash can connect all the deadly dots, this deadline will be his last. Fellow Scribe Provaric, his partner in crime fighting, helps him nail the story, or die trying. 158110 2003 Nash Hansen: Nash, Rambler NM Sennett, Frank #1 Nash Hansen Mysteries Reporter Nash Hansen starts out as a Northwestern student with an internship at the San Bernardino Ledger. Within weeks, however, he is fired by his editor for playing journalistic hardball with a local powerbroker. Powerbroker renovates drive-in theaters, has sketchy ties to band of far-right Christian survivalists. Hansen suspects he's involved in multiple murders and he won't pass up chance to break big story -- even if he no longer technically works for a paper. 158111 1981 Nashe prizvanie MTF Soviet Union Journalist Varya Kushish (Yelena Shanina). 158112 1975 Nashville M DVD -R HQ 5540, 5541, 5542. L. Tewskesbury, Joan (Screenplay) Altman. American Film Now. Ness Book. Jumping Off the Cliff. BBC Reporter Opal (Geraldine Chaplin) doing documentary. Spends more time talking about her work than doing it. Keeps missing human stories around her. Misses assassination. Last seen wandering through crowd with camera trying to find out what happened. Monologue by reporter as she wanders through junkyard, trying to develop metaphor for wrecked automobiles as symbols of dying capitalist America. Comes to end of row of cars, sees school buses and finds renewed inspiration for mangled musings. Journalist Opal (Geraldine Chaplin), British broadcast journalist of Nashville constantly talking into a tape recorder. TV Correspondent (Howard K. Smith-Himself) and TV editorials. CBS Reporter informs us that Barbara Jean was hurt in a tragic accident involving fire baton 158113 1976 Nashville Girl M Publicist (Mae Axton). 158114 2003 Nashville Star T Series Correspondent (Kathleen McClellan). Host (Nancy O'Dell). 158115 1958 Nasser Asphalt (aka Wet Asphalt) MF West Germany Reporter Greg Bachmann (Horst Buchholz) takes it upon himself to warn the public and his journalistic peers of the dangers of sensationalism when a made-up story crafted to meet a rapidly approaching deadline spirals out of control. The aspiring journalist has just been released from prison and is looking for some honest work. He is soon hired as an assistant to influential yellow journalist Cesar Boyd (Martin Held). Bachmann is shocked to discover that his new employer has concocted the story of a blind Nazi soldier discovered in a bunker years after the end of World War II in order to meet a looming deadline. When other reporters latch onto the story and run a phony picture of the long-lost soldier, a peaceful protest aimed at pressuring authorities to release the man quickly elevates into a full-scale riot. Now with all of Europe in chaos, Bachmann must race to expose the fraudulent scoop and spread the word about the dangers of tabloid reporting. 158116 1990 Nasty Boys T 3-30-90 News Media. Gubernatorial candidate is a media manipulator 158117 2003 Nasu: Andalusia no natsu C Japan Commentator (Toshimasas Ichikawa - Voice). Announcer (Shinichi Hatori - Voice). 158118 2004 Nata pa hene MF Albania Journalist (Gene Fuga). 158119 2009 Natalee Holloway MT DVD -R HQ 11055, 11056 News Media. Beth Twitty embarks on a quest for truth and justice when her teenage daughter, Natalee Holloway disappears in Aruba. Media circus. 158120 1994 Natalie - Endstation Babystrich MT Photographer (Oliver Korittke). 158121 1996 Natalie Gold Mystery: Chestnut Mare, Beware NM Jaffe, Jody #2 Natalie Gold Mysteries Reporter Natalie Gold of the Charlotte Commercial Appeal in North Carolina is a horse-crazy fashion writer. Her favorite journalist on the paper is Henry Goode, the paper's star investigative reporter. She is eager to attend a riding clinic taught by a famous trainer in Virginia horse country and promises to write a page-one story on the four-year-old death of an ambitious and beautiful horsewoman who was the former Miss Connecticut. Her mother insists her daughter's death was not caused by a fall from a horse but was a murder her friends tried to cover up. She ran with a fast crowd in exclusive Middleburg, Va. Thanks to a discreet sugar daddy. Gold gives support Reporter Goode who is investigating vague, threatening letters sent to the paper. With the letters came lists of bigwigs in Virginia and the Carolinas with no apparent connection to each other. When these personages start dying in alphabetical order, their link becomes clear: the tobacco industry. 158122 1995 Natalie Gold Mystery: Horse of a Different Killer NM Jaffe, Jody #1 Natalie Gold Mysteries Reporter Natalie Gold of the Charlotte Commercial Appeal in North Carolina is a horse-crazy fashion writer. Her favorite journalist on the paper is Henry Goode, the paper's star investigative reporter. Gold wants to break into hard news and get off the fashion beat she detests. When a brutal trainer and a quarter-million-dollar show horse are found beaten to death, her insider knowledge and contacts make her invaluable to Henry Goode. Intuition tells her that the victim's former lover, who's been charged with the murder, is innocent. The dead trainer was cruel to man and beast and some pricey animals under his care died suddenly for no apparent reason. Nattie's best friend at the farm called him scum. Nattie knows the rich, competitive and devious world of the show horse circuit. She scrimped and saved to buy her own horse, Brenda Starr. Moving between the green paddocks of the Southern gentry and the raunchy newsroom of Charlotte's bustling daily, Nattie, a Yankee from Philadelphia, has discovered the dirty little secrets of the super-rich. She discovers a dozen suspects. 158123 1998 Natalie Gold Mystery: In Colt Blood NM Jaffe, Jody #3 Natalie Gold Mysteries Reporter Natalie Gold of the Charlotte Commercial Appeal in North Carolina is a horse-crazy fashion writer. Her favorite journalist on the paper is Henry Goode, the paper's star investigative reporter. Nattie's boss at the Appeal orders her to find a local horse whisperer to interview. She finds a yellow-haired New Age belle who has a psychic connection to horses. She not only talks to them she hears what they answer. Before she can set up a meeting, the woman vanishes along with her newfound friend, Nattie's eccentric father. Their sudden disappearance coincides with the brutal murder of an unpopular heiress whose bludgeoned body was found in a pile of manure. 158124 1999 Natalie Joday: Hatch and Brood of Time, The NM Larson, Ellen #1 NJ Mysteries. Reporter Natalie Joday has knack for getting the facts. She's pulled into a murder investigation by an anguished young woman's cry for help. But her compassion turns to fear when she discovers that her brother may be involved. Lifetime of painful run-ins with legal system has left Joday wary of the police so she sets out to solve the case herself by uncovering the secrets of the past -- even when the secrets are her own. Joday lives in the corner of northwestern New Jersey called Bergen County in a town called Haworth where she has lived her whole life. She works for the New Jersey Star. 158125 2000 Natalie Joday: Unfold the Evil NM Larson, Ellen #2 NJ Mysteries Reporter Natalie Joday, after enjoying a temporary stint at the Bergen New Jersey Evening Star's crime desk, investigates mysterious letters mailed to the newspaper's inexperienced advice columnist. When her probing uncovers the 20-year-old murder of a political hopeful whose aspirations were quashed by a scandal exposed in her own newspaper, Joday is pressured into continuing the story. Suspicion falls on a former Star board member and current political candidate endorsed by the paper. 158126 1983 Natas - Reflection, The M Dunlap, Jack (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Steve (Randy Mulkey) is fired by his editor because he has spent a year on a story about an Indian demon. Girlfriend works for a TV station and she reluctantly agrees to give him a crew and equipment when he goes in search of the demon. Team finds a ghost town inhabited by zombies. Journalist and his girlfriend confront the creature and destroy it by showing it its own reflection in a mirror. Girlfriend throws her notebook out of the car widow as they drive away saying here is no way they will be able to tell the story. 158127 2006 Nate Washington M Short Newscaster (Melissa Martin). 158128 1980 NATEK-magasinet: Voksende interesse for hypnisen - kan man hypnotisere via fjernsyn? TF Photographer Kamma Prahm (Herself). 158129 2005 Nathan Barley T Episode #3. 2-25-2005 Journalist (Isibeal Ballance). PR (Jolyon Rubinstein). Russian Reporter (Max Bollinger). 158130 1983 Nati con la camicia MF Italy Correspondent. Foreign Correspondent in Video Conference (Raffaele Mottola). 158131 1937 Nation Aflame M Dixon, Thomas, Oliver Drake, Rex Hale (Story). Drake (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Editor Harry Warren (Alan Cavan) of the Middleton Telegram opposes a dangerous KKK-type group, the Avenging Angels. Editor is betrayed by a friend who has joined the group arranging for the editor to be ambushed, taken into the woods and beaten to death. Newspaper owner who chairs "The People's Party" works for retribution. Film reinforces the position of the press as an effective deterrent against such groups -- "An unfriendly press is the worst enemy we can have," says one Avenging Angel member. Editor Cavan is a true hero. 158132 1984 Nation Thief, The N OWN - H Houston, Robert Newspaper Editor William Walker who is a surgeon, lawyer, newspaper editor and radical reformer in 1855 San Francisco 158133 1961 Nation's Future, The DT Series. 10-15-1961 to 6-3-1962. NBC TV Newsman Edwin Newman. Host John K.M. McCaffery, moderator of public affairs program. 158134 1977 National Anthem, The N OWN - H Raskin, Barbara Reporter Nona Landau during Watergate summer in Washington, D.C. Tony Lewellen, nationally syndicated columnist who has Washington in his pocket 158135 1965 National Driver's Test, The DT TV Newsman Mike Wallace 158136 1999 National Enquirer's Uncovered: Hollywood News T Gossip Columnist Janet Charlton. Commentator Nelson Aspen. 158137 1985 National Geographic Explorer DT Series 1985- Correspondents Nick Baker (2003), Brady Barr (2003), Michael Davie (2003), Mireya Mayor (2003). Narrators Salvatore Vecchio (2004-2006), Peter Coyote. Hosts Lisa Ling (2003-2006), Tom Chapin (1985-1988), Robert Urich (1988-1995), Boyd Matson (1995), Bob Ballard. 158138 1995 National Geographic Really Wild Animals DT Series. 9-16-1995. CBS Host Dudley Moore as Spin the Globe 158139 1984 National Lampoon's Hot Flashes T Parody News. National Lampoon's Hot Flashes staff, an evening news show, preparation for broadcast. For staff see p. 292 158140 2006 National Lampoon's Pledge This! M MTV VJ (Jennifer Elise Cox). Paparazzi/Dance Scene (James Malsbury). 158141 2006 National Lampoon's Totally Baked: Potumentary, A M News Media. News Reporter (Daisy Torme). Journalist (Jerry Penacoli). Producer (Rustam Branaman). Producer Daryl (Michael Oden). 158142 2002 National Lampoon's Van Wilder M College Journalist Gwen Pearson (Tara Reid) of the Liberator getting a story on the hero, a career student. Editor Elliot. 158143 2003 National Security M TV Anchorman (Hal Fishman - Himself). 158144 1944 National Velvet M DVD -R HQ 3849-3850-3841. L Reporter (William Austin). Cameraman (Gerald Oliver Smith). Photographer (Gerald Oliver Smith). 158145 1954 National, The (aka CBS News: The National) DT Canada. CBC 1954 (The National News)- Television Newscast reporting on major Canadian and international news stories airing on CBC Television. Radio Newsman Larry Henderson, temperamental newscaster was first single newsreader. TV Anchors Larry Henderson (1956-1959), Earl Cameron (1959-1966), Stanley Burke (1966-1969), Warren Davis (1969-1970), Lloyd Robertson (1970-1976), Peter Kent (1976-1978), Knowlton Nash (1978-1988), Ian Hanomansing (2006), Alison Smith (2006). TV Anchors Peter Mansbridge (1988-2006), Diana Swain (2006). Correspondent & Weekend Anchor Wendy Mesley (1979). Correspondent and Weekend Anchor Bill Cameron (1983-1999). Correspondent Hilary Brown. Chief Political Correspondent Keith Boag (2006). Meteorologist Claire Martin (2006). 158146 1969 Nationwide DT UK. Series 1969 Reporter John Stapleton (1975-1977). Consumer Unit Valerie Singleton (1973-1980). Presenters Michael Barratt (1969-1977), Bob Wellings (1971-1980< Frank Bough (1972-1982), John Stapleton (1977-1980), Sue Cook (1980-1983), Richard Kershaw (1980-1983), Hugh Scully (1980-1983), David Dimbleby (1982). 158147 1950 Native Son M Reporter Joe (George Nathanson). Farley, a Reporter (Georges Rigaud). 158148 1986 Native Son M News Media. Reporter #1 (John Otrin). Reporter #2 (Adam Gregor). Reporter #3 (William Boyett). Reporter #4 (Robert Alan Browns). 158149 1991 Native Tongue NM OWN - P Hiaasen, Carl PR Public Relations Man Joe Winder, a burned out ex-reporter is now PR man for the Amazing Kingdom of Thrills amusement park. Solves a mystery. 158150 1933 Natt pa Smygeholm, En MF Editor (Nils Wahlbom), Kungshamns Varjehanda 158151 1957 Nattens ljus MF Photographer (Sven-Eric Gamble). 158152 1988 Natura contro (aka Green Inferno, The, Cannibal Holocuast II) MF Italy Reporter Jemma Demien (May Deseligny) has evidence that a professor missing in the Amazon is still alive. A friend hires two men to steal a plane and fly down to the jungle to meet with her. Once they, they meet Jemma and head into the jungle. They face gold hunters who are killing and torturing natives to find a legendary treasure. Now racing against the treasure seekers to reach the Imas, they also uncover another scandal in the jungle and try to shut them both down to save the local natives. 158153 1985 Natural Attraction N Carroll, Marissa Weinberg List Journalist 158154 1994 Natural Born Killers M L Tarantino, Quentin (Story). David Veloz, Richard Rutowski, Oliver Stone (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Wayne Gale (Robert Downey, Jr.), Australian-accented host of American Maniacs follows exploits of two killers and TV exposure of two psychopaths turn them into international superstars. Gayle has contempt for audience considering it moronic. Man captures the killers saying he has more respect for a worm in his stool than he does for Gayle. Reporter arranges live interview following the Super Bowl. Killer says murder is pure. People like Gayle make it impure by buying and selling fear. Man kills several guards and bystanders, insists Gayle's crew continue to film as he takes them hostage and rescues his girlfriend. Gayle instead of trying to stop him, aims and adjusts camera as killer murders victim. Reporter joins in killing of guards/ Gayle yells he is a respected journalist who has won both the Edward R. Murrow and Golden Globe awards. Trio escape and as the woman runs the camera, Gayle delivers a blood-stained stand-up, then concludes interview with the two killers. As interview ends, the reporter pleads for his life trying to convince the killer he can make them media superstars. Man responds by killing him. Asian Reporter (Jennifer Say Gan). Japanese Reporter (Saemi Nakamura). WGN Newscaster (Robert Jordan). 158155 1953 Natural Causes NM Cecil, Henry (pseudonym Henry Cecil Leon) Publisher Alexander Bean, litigious newspaper publisher who generally avoids testifying in person. Justice Beverley who embarrasses Bean in court and becomes a target of his newspaper. 158156 1994 Natural Causes M TV Correspondent (Jeremy Harrington). 158157 1979 Natural Enemies M TV Newscaster (Robert Perry). 158158 1993 Natural Enemies NM Cameron, Sara Correspondent Sam Hawthorne finds the bodies of an outspoken opponent of legalization of the ivory trade who is brutally assassinated along with his wife in a wildlife preserve Hawthorne is contacted by the real killers who claim to be members of an environmental terrorist group. Their mission is to attack members of the Wildlife Service including the reporter's ex-lover who is conducting research on elephant communication. American Reporter attaches himself to testy Kenyan policeman working to solve the gory murder. His trip through game park on his way to cover rising Kenyan insurgency ends abruptly when he stops to help stranded motorists and finds them all dead or dying. Hawthorne tries to get the dying man to the nearest camp but he's too late. He's charged with murder. The former lovers, Sam Hawthorne and a biologist are thrown together as they attempt to track down ecoterrorists who have murdered the Kenyan government officials. 158159 1996 Natural Justice: Heat M News Media. Male Reporter (David Davies). Female Reporter (Kate (O'Sullivan). 158160 1992 Natural Lies T Episode #1.Series Journalist (David Sterne) 158161 1987 Natural Prey NM OWN - H Mathis, Edward TV Journalist Suzie, rising television journalist. 158162 1978 Natural Shocks N OWN - H Stern, Richard Correspondent Fred Wursup, first-rate journalist who covers and makes stories around the world 158163 1984 Natural, The M L Malamud, Bernard (Novel). Roger Towne, Phil Dusenberry (Screenplay) Based on 1949 incident Sportswriter Max Mercy (Robert Duvall), Reporter-Cartoonist. Mercy first meets ball player as a young man whose career is curt short because mysterious woman shoots him. Later, Mercy offers player $5,000 for exclusive story. Tells the player whether he is a hero or a goat he is still going to be a great story. When the sportswriter tries to photograph him during a night practice, the player hits foul balls at him, knocking him down. During the game, he hits a pop fly that shatters the glass around Mercy in the press box. Newsreel narrator (Charles Sergis). Newsreel Presenter (Edward Walsh). Home Plate photographer (Joshua Abbey). Other sportswriters Home Plate Photographer (Joshua Abbey). 158164 1951 Natural, The NS OWN - P (Two Copies) Malamud, Bernard Sports Columnist Max Mercy is a nasty journalist. Sportswriters. 158165 2005 Naturally, Sadie: Forest for the Trees T DVD -R HQ 4051 Episode #9. 7-16-2005. Canada TV Reporter Dan Duran and other news media cover Sadie and her friends staging a tree sit-in. 158166 2005 Naturally, Sadie: Night Crawlers T Episode #24. 9-18-2005. Canada Reporter (Dan Duran). 158167 2000 Nature Boy MT Miniseries Journalist One (Steve Drayton). Journalist Two (Jo-Anne Horan). Reporter (Jeremy Sharples). 158168 1961 Nature Camp Confidential (aka Diary of a Nudist, 1963). M Stanley, Melvin (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters/Newspapers/Editors. Ness Book Reporter Stacey Taylor (Dave Decker) is assigned by editor Arthur (Norman Casserly) of a small town Florida newspaper to expose nudism by posing as a nudist at a camp and secretly write articles. Reporter is converted to nudism and indicates this in her articles. When editor shows up at camp to do article himself, he is also converted and the two become engaged. Journalist is used as device to introduce footage of activities at a nudist camp. 158169 1995 Nature of the Beast M Radio Newscaster (Victor Salva). 158170 1949 Nature of Things, The DT Series. 5-22-1949 to 3-28-1954. NBC Host Dr. Roy K. Marshall. 158171 1986 Nature's End N OWN - H Strieber, Whitley-J. Kunetka Journalist John Sinclair 158172 1953 Naturen og eventyret MF Interviewer (Arne Hestenes) 158173 2009 Naughty N Alers, Rochelle Paparazzi, parties, red-carpet catfights and shocking sex tapes -- wild child Breanne Parker is always in the spotlight except where her celerity parents are concerned. Beautiful and talented in her own right, Bree has used her antics to gain attention from her R&B-diva mother and record-producer father. 158174 1935 Naughty Marietta M L Announcer (Wilfred Lucas) 158175 1939 Naughty Neighbors C Newspaper Headline: Feud Ends 158176 2008 Naughty Novelist, The M Adult Journalist Darian (Darian Caine) moves into a new town looking to pick up some choice writing assignments to keep her career on track. Answering a “Writers Wanted” ad in the local newspaper, she is introduced to “Flesh for Fantasy Publications,” which specializes in erotic literature for women. Within days, Darian’s heated imagination conjures up sexually intoxicating storylines that literally set her manuscripts on fire, and as these fictional lesbian encounters play out in her head and on the page, it’s just a matter of time before pen touching paper becomes flesh caressing flesh. 158177 2002 Naughty or Nerdy? NR Title, Elise Harlequin TV Reporter Lucy Walker attends her 10th year class reunion. A geek in college still loves her. He is now a private investigator and his boss pushes him into attending the reunion as a geek instead of the hunky man he's grown into. Walker sees through his disguise. He suspects her and her old football boyfriend of being involved in embezzlement. They end up falling for each other. 158178 2005 Naughty or Nice M Sportscaster Henry Ramiro (George Lopez) is a nasty, vituperative Chicago radio “shock jock” sportscaster changed by a Christmas season encounter with a 15-year-old fan who is dying of cancer who forces him to be nice for a day. He realizes his newfound disposition is having a positive effect on everyone around him including the boy’s health and the local sports teams’ success rates but he also comes under fire from his competition and his ratings begin to suffer. Although his show is Number One in the ratings, Ramiro has managed to alienate everyone around him with his relentless verbal assaults -- including his family who has suffered most from his negative outlook on life and questions his current intentions. His fans band together to help him realize miracles do happen to the best and worst of humanity. Newsstand Attendant (Kevin Williams). 158179 2002 Naughty Pinups M Interviewers (Alexandra Asilk, Julia Parton - Themselves). 158180 1963 Naughty Shutter, The M AFI-Reporters/Photographers Reporter using a camera that showed people nude when the photos were developed. 158181 1918 Naughty, Naughty! M AFI-Editors Editor Matthew Sampson (Earl Rodney) is editor of small town newspaper in Lillyville, Kansas. 158182 1990 Naui sarang naui shinbu MF South Korea Editor-in-Chief Mu-song Jeon. 158183 1891 Naulahka, The N USC Kipling, Rudyard Editor Heckler of the Topaz Telegram 158184 2004 Nausea II M News Media. Time Out Paris Reporter (Ami Armstrong). Irish Press (John Murphy). German Press (Jim Sterling). 158185 1949 Navajo Trail Raiders M Webster, M. Coates (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor of the Yellow Creek Star is the person behind thefts of money shipments. Man's friend was once involved in robbery and is first blackmailed by his brother. Accused of arranging murder of insurance company messenger. Man pretends to turn on friend to trap person behind thefts. He's framed for murder of his friend's brother. When he rides to the insurance company office to stop stage, he is ambushed and beaten by editor's cohorts. After he gets away, he breaks into newspaper office to confirm suspicion that editor is ringleader of gang. Editor has taken man's friend from jail at gunpoint and plans to have him hold up stage and then kill him so it looks as if he committed robbery. Man and evil editor takes place in cave. Man's sidekick finally kills the editor. 158186 1999 Navigating the Heart MT SVD 814 Journalist (Kevin Blatch). 158187 2001 Navigators, The M Interviewer (Betty Noble). Interviewer (Sue Thompson). 158188 1983 Navstevnici TF Reporter Petr Malat (Jan Hartl). 158189 1937 Navy Blue and Gold M DVD -R HQ 2585, 2586 Reporter (Eddie Hall). First Commentator (John Hiestand). Second Commentator (Tom Hanlon). 158190 2008 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Capitol Offense T DVD -R HQ 10363 Episode #116. 10-7-2008 News Media cover the murder of a young female naval officer. It turns out a senator and his wife are the murderers. When Senator seeks Gibs’ help to solve the murder of a young Naval officer, the NCIS team find itself inside the world of Washington politics. 158191 2006 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Corporal Punishment T DVD -R HQ 9325 Episode. 11-28-2007 Public Relations Practitioner for a senator is worried about bad publicity and tries to spin the story of a war hero gone berserk. 158192 2009 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Endgame T DVD -R HQ 11585 Episode. 11-10-2009 News Media covers story of former Korean politician being killed in Washington D.C. Vance’s family is once again put into danger when a Korean assassin from his past returns to threaten their safety, and the team works on helping Vance face his troubled past. 158193 2007 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Friends & Lovers (aka Friends and Lovers) T DVD -R HQ 7959 Episode. #85 2-13-2007 News Media. When a young sailor's body is found in an abandoned building in a seedy part of town, an ominous message written in blood leads the team to switch gears to find the killer. 158194 2006 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Iced T DVD -R HQ 5802 (Media Excerpts) Episode #65. 4-4-2006 News Media. Reporter (Suzanne Rico). TV coverage of killing at end of the program. 158195 2007 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: In the Dark T DVD -R HQ 8431 Episode. 5-1-2007 Photojournalist (John Billingsley) is a blind photographer who uses his heightened senses of hearing and smell to create memorable pictures. Works for Vanity Fair and other publications. The NCIS team turns to him to recreate a crime scene and track down a petty officer's killer. 158196 2009 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Inside Man, The T DVD -R HQ 11482 Episode. 10-6-2009 Blogger Matt Burns, who runs the site beltwayburns.com, accuses NCIS of a cover-up and then is murdered. The NCIS team has to find out who killed him and take another look at the closed case. Burns is seen sitting in his car with his laptop updating his blog with information about investigating NCIS. He mentions heading out to meet a source. Later, his body plummets off a bridge and onto a construction site, impaled on the rebar below. Gibbs briefs the team about their latest case. The blogger was not a sailor or a marine, but he has been dragging NCIS’s reputation through the mud. The team finds out Burns ruined a lot of Washington careers through his blog including Federal Appeals Court Judge Thomas Victor who was set to become a Supreme Court nominee but Burns blogged about plagiarism and possible infidelity and Victor was forced to withdraw his nomination. Maybe Burns was murdered to keep him quiet? Two men met on a train and agreed to an insider trading scam. When Burns heard about it, he made up the inside trading story. The killer and Burns agreed to meet and Burns was killed to keep him from exposing the truth. 158197 2008 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Judgment Day T DVD -R HQ 9931, 9932 Episode. 5-20-2008. Season Finale. African-American TV Reporter Debra Green reports on explosion in NCIS director’s brownstone apartment and fire destroying all life inside. But the director was killed in a shootout in the desert and the fire-explosion is a cover-up. 158198 2010 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Masquerade T DVD -R HQ 11763 Episode. 2-2-2010 News Media. NCIS team has to thwart an attempt by a group of terrorists to detonate a bomb before it’s too late. 158199 2004 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Missing T Episode #20. 5-4-2004 Reporter has a date with a marine who is then reported missing. During the investigation, the team discovers that three former members of his unit are dead and suspect the unit commander to be a serial killer. 158200 2005 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Model Behavior T Episode #57. 12-13-2005 News Media. TV Newsman Guy Ross (Kent Shocknek). 158201 2008 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Murder 2.0 T Episode #119. 10-28-2008 News Media. TV Newsman Guy Ross (Kent Shocknek). 158202 2008 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Murder 20 T DVD -R HQ 10449 Episode. 10-27-2008 News Media. TV Anchor Kent Shocknek reports on a serial killer story involving the NCIS. The captured killer laughs because he says he will get the notoriety he deserves. But NCIS keeps his identity secret and this is reflected in the newscast. 158203 2008 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Nine Lives T DVD -R HQ 10426 (First Five Minutes are Missing). Episode. 10-2008 TV Reporter Cindy Ames (Gina St. John) of ZNN News covers the shooting of a marine’s brutal murderer live on camera. While on the hunt for a marine’s brutal murderer, the NCIS team and Gibs find themselves working against FBI Agent Fornell yet again. 158204 2004 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: One Shot, One Kill T Episode #13. 2-10-2004 News Media. Female Reporter (Sheila E. Frazier). Male Reporter (Kent Shocknek). Team investigates when a Marine recruitment officer is found shot to death by a sniper with a grudge who leaves a white feather behind. 158205 2008 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Recoil T DVD -R HQ 9885 Episode. 5-6-2008 News Media covers shooting of serial rapist. 158206 2004 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Reveille T Episode #23. 5-25-2004 Reporter Debra Green (Sheila Frazier) of ZNN. Terrorist plans to attack the President. The team must follow the clues to reveal the terrorist's identity and find Kate, who was kidnapped by the terrorist. 158207 2006 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Sandblast T DVD -R HQ 7234 Episode #77. 11-6-2006 News Media. NCIS Staff investigates several bombings to find out if terrorists are involved. Team is called in when a Marine Colonel dies in an explosion at a military golf course. 158208 2006 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Shalom T DVD -R HQ 6877 Episode #71. 9-19-2006 Reporter Debra Green (Sheila Frazier) of ZNN. When Ziva accidentally witnesses a political assassination, she must surrender to the FBI. She turns to a retired Gibbs for help. Iranian terrorist captured after killing people in a bombing. 158209 2007 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Sharif's Return T DVD -R HQ 7827 Episode #83. 1-23-2007 Newscaster (Patricia Mizen). Mamoun Sharif is a wanted terrorist who now has the missing 10 kilograms of highly toxic chemical weapons. They must find him and stop him before it's too late. 158210 2003 Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: Yankee White T Episode #1. 9-23-2003. TV News Anchor (Doris E. McMillon). While on Air Force One, a Navy Commander dies. Was it natural causes or murder? 158211 1990 Navy SEALS M DVD -R HQ 2742, 2743. SVD 1222 TV Newswoman Claire Varrens (Joanne Whalley) and sea-air-land commandos rescue hostages from terrorists armed with Stinger missiles. Journalist expert on middle east. "I'm a journalist, not a spy." Local TV Announcer (John Pruitt). 158212 1956 Navy Wife M Photographer (Phil Arnold) 158213 1957 Naya Daur MF India. Photographer Anjana (Johnny Walker). 158214 1966 Nayak (aka Naayak) MF Ray, Satyajit (Director-Writer) India Journalist Aditi (Sharmila Tagore) confronts a matinee idol who is going by train to collect an acting award. The actor reluctantly lets the journalist interview him, won over by his naiveté. He discloses his past, his fears and his secrets. At the end of the interview, the movie star, overcome by his guilt, contemplates suicide and is dissuaded by the reporter. The next morning, Aditi who had surreptitiously taken notes of their conversation, destroys them because he does not want to disclose the actor’s darkest secrets. When the train reaches its destination, the matinee idol leaves the train surrounded by his fans and is back to his normal star self where there is no place for guilt, confessions or the young reporter. 158215 2001 Nayak (aka Nayak -- The Real Hero) MF Bollywood TV Anchor-Chief Reporter for QTV Shivaji Rao (Anil Kapoor) is an investigative journalist uncovering stories. TV Reporter (Pooja Batra). TV Cameraman (Johnny Lever). Journalist Shivaji Rao is a cameraman for a TV station in India with his assistant (Johnny Lever). While covering the Chief Minister on one of his political outings, he spots an innocent village girl and falls in love. Father rejects him because he doesn't have a safe government job. Witnesses horrible riot and saves a bleeding man. He gets a promotion and interviews the Chief Minister on TV. He challenges the Chief Minister to trade jobs with him for a day. He changes the system by weeding out corruption and social evils. Inspirations from real-life TV journalists Prannoy Roy, Karan Thapar and Rajat Sharma. Elderly Journalist Aghore (Jogesh Catterjee). 158216 1994 Nazar Ke Samne MF India. Press Photographer Umesh (Dharmesh Tiwari). 158217 1998 Nazca C Japan. TV Newscaster (Ron Snow). 158218 1942 Nazi Agent M DVD -R HQ 3663, 3664 Reporters (Edward Hearn, Jack Daley, Drew Demarest, Wilbur Mack). Commentator's Voice (Stuart Crawford). 158219 1986 Nazi Hunter: Beate Klarsfeld Story, The MTF Editor (Albert Simono - Aurore's Editor). 158220 1953 NBA Basketball DT Series. 12-12-1953. DuMont, NBC, ABC, CBS, NBC. Sportscasters-Announcers Marty Glickman (1955-1955, 1962), Jack Gregion 1955-1956), Lindsay Nelson (1954-1956), Curt Gowdy (1958, 1958-1959), Bud Palmer (1961), Chris Schenkel (1965, 1973), Bob Cousy (1965), Bill Russell (1971-1983), Keith Jackson (1973). Pat Summerall (1973), Elgin Baylor (1973-1974), Oscar Robertson (1975), Jerry West (1975), Mendy Rudolph (1976-1977), Brent Musberger (1977-1989), Tim Ryan (1978), Hot Rod Hundley (1973-1974, 1980-1981), Rick Barry (1974, 1981), Gary Bender (1980-1986). Pat O'Brien (1983, 1985), Tommy Heinsohn (1983-1988), Dick Stockton (1981-1982, 1984-1985, 1987-1988), Billy Cunningham (1986-1988), Tim Brant (1987), Bill Raftery (1989), Hubie Brown (1986-1987, 1989), Marv Albert (1991), Bob Costas (1991). Dick Enberg (1991-), Mike Fratello (1991-1992), Steve Jones (1991), Matt Guokas (1993), Ervin "Magic" Johnson (1993), Hannah Storm (1993-). 158221 2004 NBA Hangtime: Full Court Press T SVDSP 1700 Newspapers. Presses rolling as NBA report plays on "Full Court Press" and newspaper image. 158222 1990 NBA Inside Stuff DT Series. 10-27-1990. NBC Sportscasters Ahmad Rashad, Julie Moran (1990-1991), Willow Bay (1991-). 158223 1990 NBA Showtime DT Series. 10-13-1990. NBC Sportscasters Bob Costas, Pat Riley (1990-1991), Bob Ferry (1990-1992), Peter Vecsey (1990, 1992), Bill Walton (1993-), Julius Erving (1992-1993). 158224 1953 NBC 4 WRC-TV News Today DT Series 1953. News Staff. TV Anchors Barbara Harrison, Joe Krebs, Shannon Bream, Eun Yang. Reporters Tracee Wilkins, Brooke Hart. Traffic Ken Forsythe. 158225 1980 NBC Magazine with David Brinkley DT Series 1980-1982 Newsmagazine. Anchor David Brinkley ended his 38-year career with NBC. Reporters Betsy Aaron, Douglas Kiker, Jack Perkins and Garrick Utley 158226 1944 NBC News DR Series 1944 Newscast 158227 1948 NBC News DT February 16, 1948. TV Newscast. Regular TV Daily Newscast for NBC begins in 1948. 158228 1960 NBC News DT Series. 10-10-1960 to 12-31-1976. NBC TV Newscast. TV Anchors Sander Vanocur (1961-1963, 1963-1964, 1967), Ray Scherer (1961-1962), Floyd Kalber (1961-1963, 1963-1964), Edwin Newman (1962-1965, 1967, 1975), Nancy Dickerson (1966-1967, 1968). 158229 1993 NBC News 93 Presidential Inaugural DT TV News Staff.Correspondents. News Correspondents Tom Pettit, Andrea Mitchell, Linda Vester. 158230 1983 NBC News at Sunrise DT Series. 8-1-1983. NBC TV Anchor Connie Chung (1983-1986). Sports: Bill Macatee (1983-1984). Weather Joe Witte (1983-1999). Sports Jimmy Cefalo (1985-1986). Newsman Bob Jamieson (1986-1987). Newswoman Deborah Norville (1987-1989). Newsman John Palmer (1989-1990). Newswomen Faith Daniels (June 1990-1991), Ann Curry (1991-). 158231 1992 NBC News Decision 92 Republican Convention DT TV News Staff. News Anchor Tom Brokaw. News Correspondents Steve Handelsman, Lisa Myers, Tom Pettit. 158232 1966 NBC News Encore DT TV Newscast 158233 1982 NBC News Overnight DT TV News Program. Anchors Lloyd Dobyns and Linda Ellerbee 158234 1969 NBC News Special: From Here to the Seventies DT TV News. Twelve NBC Correspondents with Paul Newman 158235 1967 NBC News Special: Khrushchev in Exile DT TV News. Commentator-HostEdwin Newman 158236 1965 NBC News Special: Vietnam: December 1965 DT TV News. Anchor Chet Huntley, Reporter Frank McGee 158237 1996 NBC News With Brian Williams, The DT Series 1996-2004 TV News Staff. Anchors Brian Williams (1996-2004), John Seigenthaler (2004). Substitute Anchor Forrest Sawyer. 158238 1997 NBC News: ER Live DT VHS 587 News 158239 1956 NBC News: Huntley-Brinkley Report, The DT Series 1956-1970 TV Co-Anchor Chet Huntley. Co-Anchor David Brinkley. Correspondent John Chancellor. Correspondent Garrick Utley. Correspondent Sander Vanocur. 158240 1970 NBC Nightly News DT Series 1970- TV News Staff. Anchors David Brinkley (1970-1971, 1976-1979), John Chancellor (1970-1982), Frank McGee (1970-1971) Weekend Anchors Garrick Utley (1972-1989), Jessica Savitch (1977-1983), John Siegenthaler. Washington Correspondent Carole Simpson (1974-1982). White House Correspondents Judy Woodruff (1977-1982), Campbell Brown, David Gregory, Tom Costello. Reporter James Janeja. Newspaper Editor Steven Smith. Narrator-Announcer Howard Reig (1970-2005). 158241 1982 NBC Nightly News DT Series 1970- TV News Staff. Anchors Tom Brokaw (1982-2004), after being an NBC correspondent became anchor in 1982, then sixth anchor and managing editor in the history of NBC Nightly News. Substitute Anchors Connie Chung (1983-1989), Jane Pauley (1990-1994). Co-Anchor Roger Mudd from Washington (1982-1983). Co-Anchor Virginia Cha. Correspondents David Bloom (1993-2003), Claire Shipman (1997-2001), Richard Engel (2003-2006), Peter Williams (2003-2006). Correspondents Preston Mendenhall (2003-2005), Tom Aspell (2003-2004). Chief White House Correspondent Chris Wallace (1983-1989). Correspondents Richard Engel (2003-2006), Peter Alexander, Jim Cummins, Jim Hatton, Ned Colt. Foreign Correspondent Arthur Kent (1989-1992). 158242 2005 NBC Nightly News With Brian Williams DT Series began on 12-2-2004. TV News Staff. Anchor Brian Williams (2004-) is the seventh anchor and managing editor in the history of NBC Nightly News, which represents the largest single daily source of news in America. Correspondents Andrea Mitchell (2004-2005), Robert Bazell (2005-2006), Tom Costello (2005-2006), Dick Gregory (2004-2006), Jim Miklaszewski (2004-2006), Bob Faw (2005), George Lewis (2005), Chip Reid (2005). Correspondents Anne Thompson (2005-2006), Kelly O'Donnell (2004-2005), Ron Allen (2005), Mark Mullen (2005), Mark Potter (2005-2006), Carl Quintanilla (2005-2006), Rosalind Jordan (2005). Correspondents Keith Miller (2005), Martin Fletcher (2005), Kerry Sanders (2005). 158243 1951 NBC Presents Short Story R Series Press 158244 1959 NBC Radio Theatre R Series Press 158245 1949 NBC Repertory Theatre T Series Press 158246 1972 NBC Reports DT 1972-73 News 158247 1950 NBC Saturday News DT Series. 11-25-1950 to 12-30-1950. NBC News Report. 158248 1963 NBC Sports in Action DT Series. 1-12-1963 to 6-5-1966. NBC Sportscasters Bud Palmer (1963-1964), Jim Simpson (1965-1966), Bill Cullen (1966). 158249 2006 NBC Sunday Night Football DT Series 2006. Sports Staff. NBC Analysts Jerome Beths, Cris Collinsworth, Bob Costas, Peter King, Sterling Sharpe. Sideline Reporter (Andrea Kremer). Color Commentator (John Madden). Play-by-Play Announcer (Al Michaels). 158250 1949 NBC Takes You to the Races DT Series. 4-2-1949 to 8-4-1951. NBC Sportscasters-Announcers Clem McCarthy (1949, 1951), Bill Stern (1949), Sammy Renick (1949). 158251 1949 NBC Theatre R Series - 1949-51 Press 158252 1948 NBC University Theatre of the Air R Series Press 158253 1982 NBC White Paper DT Documentary Series 1960-1980. Specials 1980-1990. TV Newsmen Chet Huntley (1960-1963), Edwin Newman (1983-1987), Tom Brokaw (1986-1987). Beginning in 1960, the long-form documentary series began. 158254 1975 NBC’s Saturday Night: Saturday Night Live Weekend T DVD -R HQ 9996 Episode #1. 10-11-1925. The original show that became Saturday Night Live Parody News. TV Anchor Chevy Chase with the first Saturday Night Weekend. Host: George Carlin. 158255 1975 NBC’s Saturday Night:Impossible Truth, The T DVD -R HQ 9996 Episode #1. 10-11-1925. The original show that became Saturday Night Live Parody Newsreel. A film by Albert Books called “The Impossible Truth” parodies the old newsreel stories complete with spinning newspaper headlines and mini-news stories that are absurd and unlikely. 158256 1950 NCAA Basketball DT Series. 1-4-1950. CBS, NBC, ABC, NBC Sportscasters-Announcers Jim McManus (1950), Mel Allen (1950), Vin Scully (1950-1951), Jack Drees (1954-1956, 1958-1959), Bill Herlow (1955-1956), Bud Palmer (1955-1956), Chris Schenkel (1955-1956), Lindsey Nelson (1958-1959), Lindsey Nelson (1958-1959). Curt Gowdy (1960), Bob Neal (1960), Billy Packer (1975), Marv Albert (1977-), Tom Hawkins (1977), Russ Porter (1977), Al McGuire (1977), Dick Enberg (1976), Bob Costas (1980), Gary Bender (1981-1984), Rick Barry (1981-1984), Bill Russell (1981-1984). Brent Musberger (1984-1989-CBS, 1991-ABC), Dick Vitale (1986), Jim Lampley (1987), Tim Brant (1987), Keith Jackson (1992), Jim Valvno (1991-1992), Jim Nante (1991). 158257 1946 NCAA Football DT Series. 11-3-1946. NBC, DuMont, CBS, ABC, NBC, ABC, NBC, CBS, NBC, ABC, CBS, NBC ABC, CBS. Sportscasters-Announcers Bob Stanton (1946, 1951), Bill Slater (1948), Mel Allen (1948, 1951-1954), Marty Glickman (1949), Red Barber (1950, 1963), Bill Stern (1951, 1954), Russ Hodges (1951-1953, 1955). Ted Husing (1951), Joe Hasel (1951). Mal Stevens (1951-1952), Connie Desmond (1951), Jim Britt (1951), Jim Simpson (1952, 1962-1963), Dick Kazmaier (1952-1953), Bill Henry (1952), Harold "Red" Grange (1952-1953, 1955-1959), Lindsey Nelson (1953-1959, 1962-1965, 1982-1985), Bud Palmer (1953) Tom Harmon (1954), Jack Drees (1954, 1970), Bob Cooke (1955), Bob Neal (1954-1955), Bud Wilkinson (1956, 1965-1966, 1971-1974), Terry Brennan (1956, 1962-1965), Curt Gowdy (1960-1961), Paul Christman (1960-1961), Fred Mazurek (1964), Keith Jackson (1966). Chris Schenkel (1971-1974), Steve Davis (1971-1984), Duffy Daugherty (1973-1974), Jim Lampley (1977-1986), Tim Brant (1981-1986), Beano Cook (1982-1985), Frank Broyles (1982), Brent Musberger (1982-1988), Pat O'Brien (1982, 1988). Ara Parseghian (1982-1987), Pat Haden (1982-1989), Gary Bender (1982-1985), Verne Lunduist (1982-1986), Frank Herzog (1982), Dennis Franklin (1982-1983), Brian Dowling (1982-1983), Jack Snow (1984), Scott Hunter (1984). 158258 1985 NCAA Football DT Series. 11-3-1946. NBC, DuMont, CBS, ABC, NBC, ABC, NBC, CBS, NBC, ABC, CBS, NBC ABC, CBS. Sportscasters-Announcers Al Michaels (1985), Jim Nantz (1985-1990), Doug Flutie (1985), Bob Griese (1987), Greg Gumbel (1989), Andrea Joyce (1990). 158259 2010 NCIS: Los Angeles (Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service): LD 50 T DVD -R HQ 11762 Episode. 2-2-2010 News Media. The team are lead to a place used to create a deadly toxin which has vanished from the scene. 158260 1942 Ne Le Criez Pas Sur Les Toits MF Mexico Journalist (Manuel Gary - Un journaliste). 158261 2000 Neal Pollack Anthology of American Literature, The N Neal Pollack Neal Pollack Journalist. Fake gonzo literary journalist phony contributions to super smart journal McSweeney's. High-minded muckraking 158262 1995 Near Room, The M UK. Ness Journalist Charlie Colquhoun (Adrian Dunbar) tries to find his teenage daughter, an illegitimate child, who is involved in child pornography, blackmail and murder. Reporter (Neil Packham). 158263 2005 Nearing Grace M Newscaster (Timothy M. Hill). 158264 1916 Nearly a King M AFI-Motion Picture Scriptwriters News Media. Scriptwriter. 158265 1945 Nebesnyy tikhokhod MF Reporter Valya (Alla Parfanyak). 158266 1986 Necessary N Jackson, Ken Investigative Reporter Nathan (Nate) Necessary turned-drunk-turned-headline-writer goes on the wagon and comes up with the story of his career. 158267 1991 Necessary Roughness M VHS 388 Journalism Teacher Suzanne Carter (Harley Jane Kozak) falls in love with soulful-eyed quarterback Paul Blake. Press Photographer (David Black). Press Photographer (Lisa Tennyson). 158268 2008 Necking NR Salvatore, Chris Publicist Gia Felice must keep secret that her authors of supernatural fiction are the real deal: vampires, werewolves and occasionally aliens. Her determine to remain mortal is challenged by Johnny, a vampire whose flirting is getting increasingly intense. While Gia and Johnny continue their macabre mating dance, she is enlisted by author Bella to track down Daniel, the vampire who changed her and who she suspects of murdering her husband. Felice has a Rolodex full of vampires, werewolves, witches and aliens, not to mention the livestock suppliers, undead-friendly hotels and sleazy bars that cater to her clients’ more carnal needs. Sometimes being the premier book publicist to the underworld can suck -- literally. Especially if you’re human and have the hots for irresistible Johnny and his sly half smile that shows just a little fang. Her best friend, Lola, is a werewolf and can’t talk any sense into her and now Gia’s agreed to help Belladonna Nightshade, a New York Times bestselling vampire author find the supernatural killing machine who changed Bella centuries ago -- if he doesn’t find Gia first. Yesterday, Gia’s biggest problem was hot to get an alien with a metal skeleton through airport security. Today, she’s got a bloodthirsty boyfriend dying to get into her pants, and an evil, centuries-old vampire on the hunt for her. Who knew publicity was such a deadly business? 158269 1994 Necronomicon (aka H.P. Lovecraft's Necronomicon, Book of the Dead): Segment "Cold, The." M DVD -R HQ 2035, 2036. Ness Book Reporter arrives at old house to interview young woman who is compelled to remain indoors where the temperature is near freezing. Shivering reporter trying to uncover the truth of numerous murders in the area. She drugs the reporter. Reporters coerces the woman into telling the story of her mother and a reclusive doctor. Woman needs reporter's spinal fluid to nourish the baby inside of her frozen body. 158270 1995 Ned and Stacey: (aka Ned & Stacey) T VHS 334, 341, 342, SV 368 Episodes. Series September 1995-January 1997. 46 Episodes Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. 158271 1995 Ned and Stacey: Accountus Interruptus T Litt, David Episode #13. 12-18-1995 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned pitches ideas to sexy CEO who makes it clear after the meeting that sex will seal the deal. Later at a party at Ned's, she openly flirts with Ned in front of Stacey, who is outraged since she doesn't know about her and Ned's arrangement. Stacey tells Ned that by acceding to the CEO's demands for sex, he's no better than her "punk." Later Ned is in the CEO's room and is troubled by Stacey's words. He has an uncharacteristic attack of morality and refuses to sleep with her even if it means losing the account. 158272 1997 Ned and Stacey: All That Chazz T Stein, Jeff Episode #44 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Stacey and Ned working on final paperwork for divorce and having a good time playing like lovers. To delay final signing, he tells Stacey he has an important date the next day. At muffin shop the dimwit Chazz Gordon (Eddie McClintock) asks Stacey out. She accepts. She likes kissing him even though he's a moron. Says Chazz is a great lover. Ned confides to Eric he's troubled by feelings he has for Stacey. He tries to recreate the good time of a couple of days before to stop Stacey from dating Chazz. It doesn't work. Ned ridicules Chazz asking if he's really the man she wants to spend her life with. Before she walks out the door, Stacey asks Ned if he's saying that he himself is that man. Chazz breaks up with Stacey saying she's too smart for him. Stacey returns home dejectedly to disappointed Ned where they take at least some small comfort in each other. Go to bedrooms separately. 158273 1997 Ned and Stacey: Best of Luck on Future Projects T Weithorn, Michael J. Episode #46. Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned works at muffin shop, being sued by former employer for stealing client. Stacey is ready to move out of the apartment. Ned remembers the first time he met her. Meets old client who's started a promising new business. Ned sees opportunity for himself. Ned pleads with Stacey to help him out one last time as "business wife" and she relents. Meeting with client goes well. Ned asks Stacey to continue in her role because she doesn't have maturity to live life on her own. Hurt and insulted, Stacey storms out Divorce is granted a few days later. Ned sublets apartment. Living out of muffin shop. Shows up one day at Stacey's apartment telling her he loves her. Stacey is forced to admit she loves him too, but doesn't want to have another relationship with him. She invites him to spend the night -- on a coffee table since her place doesn't have a couch yet. Ned declines and they part. 158274 1996 Ned and Stacey: Computer Dating T Kaufman, Charlie Episode #28 11-15-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Billionaire computer wank likes Ned's proposed commercial for his computer and also likes Stacy when Ned introduces her. He asks if Ned has any objection to him seeing her since the two are getting divorced. Ned arranges a date with Stacey. At muffin shop, Ned sets up the computer. Stacey's date with the computer millionaire goes well and he thinks she's brilliant. She comes up with an idea for the computer commercial and he loves it. Ned argues strongly against it. Full of resentment he directs the commercial based on Stacey's idea. Ad is loved by people around the world and sales of computer jump dramatically, much to Ned's chagrin. Ad is nominated for Cleo award. At banquet, Ned's prayers seem answered when another ad wins the award, but the recipient promptly gives it to Ned. 158275 1995 Ned and Stacey: Cover Story T Shores, Del Episode #4. 10-2-1995 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned is angry when Stacey comes home late. She's angry too -- her hard-hitting expose piece for the Soho News didn't make the cover and was edited down to one sentence. Ned pushes her to get ready for function with client, an ice-cream mogul. He presents a large donation to an environmental organization. Stacey finds out mogul has sordid business dealings: illegal dumping, use of hormones in cows. Stacey tells Ned what she learned. She submits an article about it. She shows the finished article to Ned who's impressed at how good it is -- and alarmed too. He says it will ruins his career at the agency. He thought the article would never see print. His boss is furious about the published article. He tells Ned he will finish him off at the agency. Using a judicious blackmail, Ned actually gets Les to go to bat for him. Ned doesn't get fired. But he does get taken down a peg or two at work. He isn't angry at Stacey. 158276 1996 Ned and Stacey: Dorsey vs. Dorsey T Sheehan, Tony Episode #26. 11-24-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Stacey and Ned's friend are still together. Ned comes into the restaurant, sees them and he and Stacey start sniping at each other. Ned turns her old room into a rec room. Stacey arrives at Ned's with a lawyer. Two women gang up on him saying he breached pre-nuptial agreement and that Stacey can legally keep her room in his apartment. At a racquetball game with his friend, Ned slams him in the crotch with a serve. Stacey accuses him of assaulting her boyfriend on purpose. Stacey's lawyer emerges from bedroom wearing lingerie. Stacey leaves in a furor. Ned's friend tells Stacey he's tired of war between her and Ned. He doesn't want to be in the middle anymore. He's breaking off relationship. Stacey, dejected, returns to Ned's apartment to spend the night. She lays her head down on a table since her room is otherwise bare and Ned brings her a blanket and pillow, then nails the door shut. 158277 1996 Ned and Stacey: End?, The (1) T Weithorn, Michael Episode #24. 4-1-1996. Season 1 Finale. Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. After another bad date, Stacey complains about paucity of good men available for someone like her. Ned scoffs at this saying she's the problem and he could easily find a better man for her. Stacey takes challenge saying she can find Ned a better woman. Stacey's blind date with Ned's friend turns out to be enjoyable. Ned's blind date turns out to be neurotic, psychotic wreck. Three weeks later, Stacey and Ned's friend are still a hot item but Ned is getting resentful. Stacey has been spending so much time with his friend that she's been neglecting her official wife duties. She promises to be back from ski trip with friend to meet client and his wife. But they fall into bed and she forgets about the time. Ned brings home his boss, the client and their wives to meet Stacey. As they enter, Stacey and the friend emerge naked from the bedroom. Embarrassed guests leave. Ned kicks Stacey out. The agreement is over. He kisses her and yells at her to get out. 158278 1997 Ned and Stacey: Errand Girl, The T Glickman, Jennifer Episode #39 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Won't be long before the divorce is final. Stacey is in her usual financial straits as she looks for an apartment. Diana Huntley (Marcia Cross), the rival CEO dating Ned offers her high-paying job as her personal assistant. Stacey jumps at it. When Ned tries to ease some of the demanding tasks Diana gives Stacey, Diana accuses Ned of having feelings for his soon-to-be ex-wife. To prove he doesn't, Ned stands by quietly as Diana cruelly exploits Stacey to greater and greater degrees. When Stacey is made to don a ridiculous bookworm outfit at a reception for an author she admires, Ned can take it no longer and breaks off his relationship with Diana. 158279 1997 Ned and Stacey: Fifteen A-Minutes T Behar, Bryan and Steve Baldikoski Episode #32. 1-6-1997 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned wants to shoot a TV commercial to promote Amanda's Amuffins. Wants her to project wholesome, folksy persona. She finally loses her temper and starts berating her imaginary TV audience shouting at them to "just buy the damn muffins!" Ned edits together a commercial consisting of Amanda's rants and it airs on late-night television. Amazingly it becomes a big hit. The muffin shop is now full of customers, most of whom implore Amanda to yell at them just like in the commercial. She becomes a new pop culture hero in New York and gets invited on a local TV show. But Amanda finds out the job of being abusive all the time is too much even for someone like her. 158280 1996 Ned and Stacey: Friends and Lovers T Bannick, Lisa A. Episode #18. 2-12-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Stacey and her sister, Amanda, bump into an old schoolmate of Stacey. Stacey still resents her for stealing her boyfriend and the lead in the school production of West Side Story. She now brags about her life, her husband, their jobs. Stacey tries to make her life with Ned wonderful to make the schoolmate jealous. Later, her friend comes on to Ned who resists briefly and then succumbs. When Stacey finds out she's truly hurt by it. Her friend has taken something from her again. In order to make it up to Stacey, Ned brings the friend to the apartment, tells Stacy they had an affair. But, he says, he was only doing it to get back at Stacey for having her own affair with JFK Jr. Friend leaves distraught, complaining about her shame of a marriage. 158281 1996 Ned and Stacey: Gay Caballeros, The T Shores, Del Episode #19. 2-19-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned enjoys good relationship with gay fashion designer client. He takes Stacey and Amanda shopping at his warehouse,. While helping Stacey put away her clothes, he notices she and Ned sleep in separate bedrooms. Stacey tells him they have an arrangement., The fashion designer says he understands but wrongly assumes she means Ned is gay. Ned is eager to correct the misunderstanding. He tells the designer he is straight. The designer assumes Ned is in denial about his sexuality. He is ready to quit doing business with him. So Ned now tries to tell him he is gay after all and in love with Eric. By the time Stacey and Amanda arrive at the party, Ned and Eric have done such a bad job of acting gay that the fashion designer is sure Ned is really straight. 158282 1996 Ned and Stacey: Gut Feeling T Nance, Thomas R. Episode #20. 2-26-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned keeps ignoring chest pains despite everyone's warnings. He finally sees a doctor and rejects idea he needs surgery on his gall bladder. While performing as a rodeo clown at a birthday party, he suffers an acute pain attack and is hospitalized. Ned has a fear of hospitals and is terrified he may die in surgery. While on the operating table, his vital signs flatten out and he appears to be having a near-death experience. He runs toward a voice and a bright light until he sees that it's Stacey calling him. Patient makes a miraculous recovery. 158283 1995 Ned and Stacey: Halloween Story T Shores, Del Episode #8. 10-30-1995 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Depressed Stacey would rather play couch potato than go to Halloween party. Ned meets attractive redhead. Stacey rushes to the party when she finds out her old boyfriend is there. Both Ned and Stacey makes plans to rendezvous with new lovers in hallway. Both arrive at the same time. It's dark. They make out passionately and then realize it's only Ned and Stacey. She tells her sister she liked it. Stacey and Ned the try to make each other jealous, but their behavior is to bizarre, the new loves both leave Later Ned and Stacey try rather clinically to re-create the passion of the kiss. It doesn't work and both are relieved their marriage is safe. 158284 1995 Ned and Stacey: Here's To You, Mrs. Binder T Condon, Jill and Amy Toomin Episode #7. 10-23-1995 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned meets a recent widow and it's lush at first sight. Stacey finds out and is furious. The widow finds out about Stacey and can't carry on the affair any longer. Ned returns home depressed. Stacey promises to sooth his worries with hot chocolate and tequila. 158285 1997 Ned and Stacey: I Like Your Moxie T Kogen, Jay and David Litt Episode #42. Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Nervous times at agency with new board of directors installed. They want Ned to prove his worthy by creating catchy campaign for client's sponges. A fire at work forces Ned and his creative team to work at his apartment. Eric and Amanda are at a hotel trying to get pregnant. Stacey baby-sits their son. Hard for Ned and the team to get any work done. Next day at the meeting, Ned still has nothing. Clients are about to leave dissatisfied, when some tossed-off remarks by Ned result in some slogans he likes for some of their other products, like guided missiles. 158286 1996 Ned and Stacey: It Happened One Night T Condon, Jill and Amy Toomin Episode #22. 3-11-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Amanda lashes out at Stacey for constantly complaining about her marriage to Ned. She tells her she's responsible for her situation and that if she really wants her life to change, she should do something about it. Stacey abruptly decides to leave Ned. She flees back to her parents' house. Stacey tells her dad the marriage is a sham but he doesn't understand. The parents attempt to counsel Ned and Stacey and the couple learn more than they want to know. After reflection -- and seeing her old boyfriend who is now a pot-bellied father of six driving a bread truck -- she agrees to go back to Ned. 158287 1997 Ned and Stacey: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Eric T Kogan, Jay Episode #31. 1-5-1997 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned and Eric team up for presentation to clients. Ned puts on entertaining show and Eric gives dry and dull report on the numbers. Ned shoots foam darts at Eric to break up the presentation. Eric is furious with Ned for the way he humiliated him. Stacey comes home to find Ned putting on big party with supposed friends including Alex Trebek (Himself). Party is dismal. Ned is so lonely he goes to muffin shop after hours. Ned and Eric make up. 158288 1996 Ned and Stacey: Les Is More or Less Moral-Less T Litt, David Episode #29. 12-22-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. WYPR-13 Reporter Bradley Schmidt (Brien Blakely). Reporter Sarah Ehret (Cheryl Carter). Reporter #3 (Ted Garcia). Reporter #4 (Bibi Amos). Reporter #5 (Laney Fichera). News Anchor (Ben Mankiewicz). Anchor #1 (Phillip Palmer). Pat Kirkland is awaiting Eric's company audit, in which Eric has discovered that Les McDowell has been overcharging the company some $200,000 on his expense account. Scrupulously honest Eric won't cover for Les, so Les tries to blackmail Ned instead. He tells Ned than unless he stops Eric from turning in the report, he'll tells Kirkland about Ned and Stacey's arranged marriage, which Stacey earlier told Les's wife about. Ned goes to Eric, his career in the balance, but it's too late. Eric has already sent the audit via e-mail to Kirkland's office. So at an office Christmas party Amanda and especially Stacey try to keep Kirkland away from his office while Ned and Eric execute a Mission: Impossible-type plan to break into the office They want to retrieve the report. Results turns out to be more like Mission Ridiculous. 158289 1996 Ned and Stacey: Loganberry's Run T Episode #30. 12-29-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Stacey brings her co-workers from "Skyward" magazine to the muffin shop to give the place a "literary ambience." All they do is take up space and spend little money. Amanda demands Ned be a silent partner. She resists his idea about selling a loganberry muffin. At ad agency, Eric has to fire employee. Finally works up nerve to do it and hires the guy to work as muffin shop's full-time and unnecessary accountant. Meanwhile loganberry muffin has become obsession with Ned who tries all sorts of tricks to get Amanda to make it. 158290 1995 Ned and Stacey: Model Husband T Sheehan, Tony Episode #5. 10-9-1995 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. In limo on way to client's party, Stacey is talking on phone, eating caviar. acting like a rube. She tells supermodel about method acting, motivation and subtext. Result is Ned now has supermodel who delivers her lines in wildly overemotional fashion. The model's confidence is gone after she makes a drunken spectacle of herself. Stacey' sister and Ned's co-worker have problems with their marriage, but the co-worker finally gets the model to read the lines right. 158291 1996 Ned and Stacey: Muffins Take Manhattan, The T Litt, David Episode #27. 12-1-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Stacey and Ned back together again in apartment waiting for divorce. Stacey insists she wants their lives and finances entirely separate during this time. Even the contents of the refrigerator. Ned plays a childish prank on Stacey and she angrily tells him he's so selfish that he couldn't even imagine being anyone other than himself even for a second. That night he has a dream, seeing himself as different characters. He takes over a muffin shop and asks Amanda to run it. 158292 1996 Ned and Stacey: New Year's Eve T Weithorn, Michael Episode #14. 1-1-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned and Stacey irritated with each other this New Year's Eve. Stacey is happy to accept last-minute date from one of pair of brothers she once met on vacation. She can's remember which one is rich and which one is the dud. Stacey won't be available for " Stacey won't be available for "wife duty" at Ned's party that night. He has to fend off questions about her whereabouts. He says she's at the hospital with her brother who is suffering from scurvy. Guests insist he go spend holiday evening with her. Stacey returns to apartment to find guests who assume she missed Ned in passing at the hospital and insist she go to him. As Stacey leaves the building, she runs into Ned on the street. While the partygoers inside count down the old year, the two share a drink of champagne while huddling against the cold. 158293 1997 Ned and Stacey: No Retreat, No Surrender T Reitzel, Roger Episode #40 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned's agency is going on a retreat to ski resort. He doesn't want to take Stacey, but she corners Pat Kirkland and convinces him that this is just what she and Ned need to help save their marriage. Ned has amorous plans for the office manager, but his wife's presence makes it hard for him to convince the young woman to go along with them. Amanda wants to spend some quality romantic time with husband Eric, but he's in seminar heaven and ignoring wife At the couples seminar, Ned and Stacey find out that there's really not that much they despise about each other anymore. Back in their room, it appears that the fake marriage may be finally moving toward a consummation, but the office manager shows up. Now the prospect of both love and office supplies appears dim for Ned. 158294 1996 Ned and Stacey: Other End, The (2) T Weithorn, Michael Episode #25. 11-17-2006. Season 2 Opener Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Shell-shocked Stacey arrives home to tell them Ned kissed her and then threw her out. She goes to the friend's apartment to stay. At work, Ned exaggerates his sorrow at the breakup to gain sympathy from his boss. Pat Kirkland tells Ned to straighten out his life. Stacey returns to apartment with Amanda to get her things. She's worried about how they will react when they see each other. Ned tries to give the impression he's never been happier. A disappointed Stacy overloads the friend's apartment with her belongings. Back at work, Ned's confused state of mind is illustrated when he shows a wildly inappropriate commercial to a client. Kirkland threatens to fire Ned. Eric takes Ned to family gathering where he wants Ned to tell Stacey his true feelings. When Ned gets to the door and sees Stacey, he's too tongue-tied to speak coherently. 158295 1996 Ned and Stacey: Pals T Sheehan, Tony and David Litt Episode #21. 3-4-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned is working with Bobby Van Lowe (Jason Bateman), a smart-aleck brat-pack-type actor from hit sitcom Pals who goofs his way through a series of public service announcements. Amanda tries to sell actor some expensive real estate. While showing him pricey co-cop, Bobby kisses her and Ned accidentally sees it. Stacey is star struck by Bobby. Ned tells Eric about his wife kissing the actor. Eric confronts Amanda and accuses her of having an affair. Later Ned finds himself in the unusual position of trying to comfort a drunk and distraught Amanda. 158296 1996 Ned and Stacey: Paranoia on the 47th Floor T Litt, David Episode #15. 1-8-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned is worried about a hotshot young executive company has hired. Boss Pat Kirkland insists he take two weeks off as part of company's mandatory vacation policy. Ned is sure the new executive will solidify his position at Ned's expense. His paranoia turns to mania as he can't quit obsessing about what the new man is doing even when Ned is at a tropical resort. Returning home, Ned is a beaten man who is ready to give up. Stacey reminds him of his old "immoral, unscrupulous" self and encourages him to go fight and retake his position in the company. 158297 1995 Ned and Stacey: Pilot T DVD -R 1523 Weithorn, Michael J. Episode #1. 9-11-1995 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Colbert and Dorsey meet in a restaurant bar. Her sister's husband works with him at the ad agency. She is outraged by his amoral, ruthless attitude toward his work and life. She ends her blind date with him by stalking off. At his job, Ned's boss tells him he can't promote him because he's not married. Ned tells him he's getting married and gets his promotion. Stacey is watching TV at her parents' home and sees an underwear commercial that is word-for-word of her rant to Ned She goes to his apartment to tell him off. It's a great apartment. She desperately needs a place like that to advance her writing career. Ned asks her to marry him. If she doesn't say yes, he'll find someone else. They agree to a two-year marriage. Stacey fulfills role of businessman's wife at various functions. After the marriage in name only, Stacey sobs and wants a divorce. Ned says he's holding her to the deal. 158298 1997 Ned and Stacey: Please Don't Squeeze the Eric T Behar, Bryan and Steve Baldikoski Episode #43 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Eric is delighted when his superior asks him to help with annual fiscal review. But she makes a move on him. She says he's imagining things. Amanda, unaware of what's going on, thinks it's fine for Eric to accompany his boss on a trip to Boston. Ned tries to draw the executive's attention to himself. He gets hit with a sexual harassment charge from her. The woman now realizes how she made Eric feel and apologizes to him. Ned attempts to fight the charge by clumsily editing a surveillance videotape. Stacey must contend with aching tooth despite her fear of dentists. 158299 1995 Ned and Stacey: Portrait of a Marriage T SV 316 Weithorn, Michael J. Episode #2. 9-18-1995 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Morning after first night together, Stacey is up before Ned wanting to communicate even if their marriage is a sham. Ned tells her he's having cocktail party for some clients and will need her to perform her role as his loving spouse. Stacey comes home happy after selling an article but is dismayed to find Ned has thrown out all the redecorating work she did. Stacey is reduced at the party to asking the serving staff if they've seen her husband -- he didn't come home last night. He casually strolls in and gives Stacey synopsis of their history together. She says "it's the most demeaning, sexist thing" she's ever seen and is ready to move out. Ned tells her he's holding her to agreement. It's about his career, not her. At party, clients love the young couple. Stacey adds embellishments to courtship putting Ned in bad light. Opens floodgate of bitter feelings between some clients and their wives. Ned and Stacey feel their marriage seems better than a lot of real ones. 158300 1997 Ned and Stacey: Prom Night T Litt, David Episode #33. 1-13-1997 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Young employee at Amanda's Amuffins has a crush on Ned. Asks him to go with her to street festival. He forgets about the date. She threatens to quit and Amanda tells Ned to do anything to keep her. Ned apologizes. He agrees to go to her high school prom. When a popular girl insults the girl and her "grandfather,:" Ned vows he'll make the girl Prom Queen. Drinking large quantities of spiked punch, Ned begins wholesale bribery of voters and makes spectacle of himself. The girl doesn't win but makes a lot of new friends and dumps Ned. Stacey and Amanda spend an evening at home watching Stacey's choice of a video rental, "The Piano." 158301 1996 Ned and Stacey: Promotional Rescue T Sheehan, Tony Episode #17. 1-22-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned helps Eric get a promotion but at the first big budget meeting he attends Eric won't sign off on Ned's extravagant presentation for a major account. This causes hard feelings between Ned and Eric. Ned lets it slip Eric only go the promotion through his intercession. Eric is angered by this, but feeling helpless he agrees to back up Ned's budget proposal. Ned presents a horrible bloody "morphing" commercial to the client who walks out. Eric's career as department head ends just as fast. 158302 1995 Ned and Stacey: Reality Check T Sheehan, Tony Episode #9. 11-13-1995. Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Stacey's credit cards all are overdrawn. Tells Ned to pay for birthday dinner for her sister. Back at apartment, she writes Ned a check for dinner, a check he knows will bounce. She's in deep financial trouble. Ned writes a check to help, but she tears it up. Insists finances are separate and she can pay off money herself. Stacey is rolling up coins, taking hack writing jobs, doing anything she can to make money including waitressing. Ned finds out when he and a date go to a restaurant and Stacey is his waitress. Constant pestering and awful service chases his date out of the restaurant. At closing time, he goes back to the restaurant to find Stacey. She's been fired. Once again he gives her a check but this time he says it's a proper loan. She accepts. 158303 1995 Ned and Stacey: Saul and Ellen and Ned and Stacey T Welsh, Amy Episode #6. 10-16-1995 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Parents of Ned and Stacey get together. Ned fawns over Stacey's parents and she tells him he shouldn't get too close to them since once the sham marriage is over and she's involved in a real one, she won't want him in her life anymore. Stacey has a hot date, but Ned has invited her parents over. She has to wait until they arrive and then leave. Ned and his latest conquest are in bed when Stacey's parents show up -- their car is blocked. He sneaks his date out but Stacey and her date show up just as he's opening the door. His girlfriend and her boyfriend pretend they're together and end up liking the arrangement. Car is finally unblocked. It's too late for Stacey's parents to drive home, so they stay over forcing Ned and Stacey to spend the night together in the same bed. 158304 1997 Ned and Stacey: Saved by the Belvedere T Behar, Bryan and Steve Baldikoski Episode #34. 1-20-1997 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Stacey brings home final divorce papers and finds Ned in front of the TV giving Eric and Amanda tutorial on virtues of Mr. Belvedere. Plans to sign the former star of the show to endorse a client's product. Belvedere doesn't think anyone cares about his character any more. Ned convinces him to do the commercial. On set, Belvedere messes up lines and causes $75,000 worth of delays. Ned throws Stacey off set for fawning over Belvedere. Results aren't good. Stacey misses the court date. Ned asks her why. She answers in "Belvespeak" homespun homilies. 158305 1997 Ned and Stacey: Scenes From a Muffin Shop T Behar, Bryan and Steve Baldikoski Episode #37 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned is in a good mood. He's been with the rival creative director for a month. She drops by to cancel dinner date because of business. Amanda and Eric see her later kissing another man. She shows up at Eric's cubicle and warns him not to say anything to Ned. Despite his fear, he tells Ned. When confronted, Diana acts as if it's normal behavior for people like her and Ned. Ned goes on arduous dating spree to make he jealous. Stacey finally confronts Ned about his behavior and true feelings sounding very much like she really cares about her fake husband. Ned admits the woman's actions bother him. Ned goes to see her to ask for a commitment or to break up with her. He doesn't get exactly what he wants, but they manage to keep their relationship from dissolving. 158306 1997 Ned and Stacey: Sex, Lies and Commercials T Glickman, Jennifer Episode #36. Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Creative director of a competing ad agency comes into muffin shop to place an order and belittles Eric behind the counter in the process. Ned sees opportunity for some corporate espionage and assumes a ridiculous Scottish accent. He tells he he'll deliver muffins personally. When he gets to her office he pumps her for information about account. Based on that, Ned pitches her idea to client who finds it grossly offensive. Having fooled Ned, woman comes by his office to gloat. She suggests a relationship. They begin one but even so the woman steals away Ned's creative team. Ned has followed her because she actually hired three incompetents from the muffin shop. They have a violent argument ending in torrid embrace. Alex Trebek (Himself) 158307 1997 Ned and Stacey: Skippy's Revenge T Sheehan, Tony and David Litt Episode #45. 7-13-1999 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. At work, Pat Kirkland's son is second-guessing Ned's ideas, generally undermining his position in the company. Ned confronts him and the boy tells Ned how he was responsible for his being sent to military school 14 years before. Ned delivers ultimatum to elder Kirkland. Either his son or him and he's ready to take clients with him if he goes. Kirkland shows him the door. Ned takes Eric with him. Kirkland thinks he is bluffing, but he's not. At muffin shop, Amanda says she's pregnant. Occasion dampened by Eric's new state of unemployment. Ned manages to steal an account from the agency. He meets Lloyd Bridges (Himself) who Stacey is interviewing or a magazine. Bridges agrees to endorse client's product and makes commercial. Ned and Eric are exuberant when news breaks the out-of-control Bridges has been arrested for shoplifting. TV Anchorwoman (Christine Devine) 158308 1998 Ned and Stacey: Skyward's the Limit, The T SVD 794 Glickman, Jennifer Episode #38. Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Stacy is proud of her latest article for Skyward magazine. But Stacey's ego does a nose dive when her editor picks apart her probing article she wrote for an airline magazine, "The Secret Rivers of the Northwest." Editor Mr. Pace (Terry Rhoads) cuts out all the parts about toxic waste dumping. Mr. Pace does it condescendingly as well. Furious, Stacey talks to the other journalists about a work stoppage against Pace. They heartily agree -- until the moment he steps out of his office. Pace demands rewrite and apology, both due the next day. Driving Stacey to work the net day, she breaks down crying about her failure as a journalist. Ned tries to gloss over things. Reads article Stacey left in car and goes to confront editor. Stacey groveling at Pace's feet in front of rest of the staff. Ned bursts in, lambastes Pace and praises her article even though he read only the sanitized version. He tells Pace that Stacey will quit her job. Stacey, though grateful later, shuts Ned up and throws him out of the office. 158309 1995 Ned and Stacey: Sleepless in Manhattan T Litt, David Episode #11. 12-4-1995 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Stacey convinces Ned to come shopping with her for new bed. She sees the perfect bed but it's already been sold. Ned bribes manager into selling it to her. Back home, Stacey is ecstatic about new purchase. Eric, his co-worker lets it slip how Ned made the deal. Stacey spends sleepless night worrying about poor soul cheated out of this wonderful bed. When they try to return it next day, manager tells them all sales are final. Ned bribes him again. When Stacey hears about this arrangement, she won't accept it, provoking a frenzied outburst from Ned and a huge fight in the middle of the department store. 158310 1995 Ned and Stacey: Take My Wife, Please T Sheehan, Tony Episode #3. 9-25-1995 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned and Stacey arguing as usual. She bumps into Englishman and is charmed by him. Ned encourages her to go out with him. Date goes well. They end up in bed. Stacy has the Englishman over to the apartment while Ned's out of town. They're in bed and Ned comes home early. Englishman leaves confused and breaks it off with Stacey. 158311 1996 Ned and Stacey: Tender Trap, A T SVD 951, SVD 783 Welsh, Army Episode #16. 1-15-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Publishing bigwig Megan Foster (Farrah Forke) promises to look over Stacey's qualifications as a journalist. But it's Ned's talents that stop the presses. Kelly (Kimiko Gelman). Stacey engineers an "accidental" meeting with Foster whose contacts in the publishing world could help get Stacey a staff job at a magazine. But Foster turns out to be much more interested in Ned. Stacey pleads with Ned not to treat this woman like one of his one-night stands. Trying to help Stacey, Ned accedes to al of Megan's sexual demands, which are exhausting him. 158312 1995 Ned and Stacey: Thanksgiving Day Massacre T Condon, Jill and Amy Toomin and Amy Welsh Episode #10. 11-20-1995 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Ned is cooking Thanksgiving dinner. Determined to have everything perfect but it all begins to fall apart. Stacey and his co-worker go out to get cranberry sauce, but they end up stuck in Manhattan unable to get back to her parents' house. 158313 1995 Ned and Stacey: Threesome T Weithorn, Michael J. and Tony Sheehan Episode #12. 12-11-1995 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. At a restaurant, Stacey's sister introduces them to an old acquaintance. Couple hits it off with him. Both makes date. Stacey is romantically interested. Ned desires his companionship. They wage a battle for his mind and heart. 158314 1997 Ned and Stacey: Truth Shall Set You Back, The T Glickman, Jennifer Episode #41. Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. With finalization of divorce approaching, Stacey is going to have to deal with telling her parents. Ned doesn't want to give up his relationship with his in-laws and is making plans to be his father-in-law's first mate at a boating regatta. Stacey gets Ned to agree to her plan to break the news to her parents, but when she does, Ned acts as if he's hearing about it for the first time. Eventually, Stacey gets Ned on same page with her. Her parents are shaken. Her parents don't want to move to Florida because they feel they should be near Stacey at this critical time. Amanda blurts out marriage was a sham all along. Parents are devastated by news sand feel betrayed by their daughter Stacey. She tries to pull her mother out of her funk by telling her Amanda is pregnant (she isn't). Eric wants to be his father-in-law's first mate at the regatta. Both of them are terrible seamen and the boat begins sinking. Ned is a drunken stowaway. 158315 1997 Ned and Stacey: Where My Third Nepal is Sheriff T Kaufman, Charlie Episode #35. 1-27-1997 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Stacey is left in charge of the muffin shop. It's a disaster. 158316 1996 Ned and Stacey: You Bet Your Wife T Condon, Jill and Amy Toomin Episode #23. 3-18-1996 Freelance Journalist Stacey Colbert Dorsey (Debra Messing) who has worked for the Village Voice. Her husband is Ned Dorsey (Thomas Haden Church), a successful advertising account executive. Stacey is leaving for the movies as one of Ned's friends arrive for a poker game. There is a spark of attraction. Ned, holding four Jacks, can't cover a bet. His friend won't let him renege on his own house rules. Ned bets a night with his wife. Ned loses. After the game has broken up, Stacey returns. Ned deceitfully offers to set Stacey up on a date with his friend, which she accepts. The friend comes around to collect his winnings, the unaware Stacey. Later, after twinges of his conscience, and a few choice words from Amanda who found out about the unholy bet, Ned raced over to his friend's place, hoping he's not too late. 158317 1992 Ned Blessing: True Story of My Life, The MT Reporter. Austin Reporter #1 (Brady Coleman). Austin Reporter #2 (James Prince). Austin Reporter #3 (Richard Jones). Prison Reporter (Vince Davis). 158318 2003 Ned Kelly M Newspaper Vendor (Mark Blackmore). 158319 1866 Ned Nevins N Morgan, Henry Newsboy Ned Nevins 158320 1992 Ned's Atomic Dustbin: Lunatic Magnets M Interviewer (Baine Jakey). 158321 2006 Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide: Art Class & Lost and Found T Episode #37. News Media. TV Anchorperson (Ted Garcia). Reporter #1 (Adrienne Zi). 158322 2004 Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide: Rumors & Photo Day T Episode #7. 11-7-2004 Photographer (Fred Stoller). 158323 2007 Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide: Spring Fever, School Newspaper T DVD -R HQ 8491 Episode. 5-5-2007 School Newspaper. Ned and Moze investigate a school scandal. Ned tries to break out of school. 158324 1923 Nedbrudte nerver (aka Hill Park Mystery, The) MF Denmark Tabloid Reporter Erik Brandt who is overworked as the newspaper’s ace reporter tries to get away to a seaside resort, but crosses paths with the daughter of a high government minister who seems to be involved in crime. The tabloid journalist tries to save the woman he has fallen in love with. 158325 1980 Nedtur MF Journalist (Egil Storeide) 158326 2003 Need M Photographer (Rob Nilsson). 158327 1990 Needle T UK. Series 1990 Radio Reporter (Carleen Ann Lundon). 158328 1949 Needle Shop DT Series. 1-12-1949 to 2-18-1949 Host Alice Burrows 158329 2006 Negativ kopia MF Hungary. Short Film. Photographer (Adam Labodi). 158330 1993 Negative Feedback CB Justice League Quarterly #12 Investigative Journalist Wally Tortollini. Wally’s Boss Charlie. 158331 1968 Negatives M AFI-Photographers Photographer 158332 1990 Negatives of My Father N Henisch, Peter. Anne C. Ulmer (Translator) Photojournalist in World War II is well-known and like his son, an artist exploiting reality as material for their arts, but they hold contrasting views of reality and cannot resolve their artistic and moral differences. The father, proud of his achievements as a war photographer, feels that he could carry out his duties without involvement in the moral issues, while his soon rejects this attitude as an abrogation of moral responsibility. After his father dies, the son reaches a more sympathetic understanding of his father's point of view. 158333 2003 Negima! Magister Negi Magi (aka Mahou Sensei Negima) CB Akamatsu, Ken Japan. Published by Kodansha; run in “Weekly Shonen Magazine.” 25 volumes. Manga series High School News Reporter Kazumi Asakura has magic-powered UAVs to assist her. She is a pretty girl and is known for having the largest breasts in the class. 158334 2005 Negima! Magister Negi Magi (aka Mahou Sensei Negima) C Japan. Produced by Xebec studio. Appeared on TV Tokyo network. 26 episodes. Anime series High School News Reporter Journalist Kazumi Asakura has magic-powered UAVs to assist her. She is a pretty girl and is known for having the largest breasts in the class. 158335 1998 Negotiator, The M Street Reporter (Amorette Dye). Reporter (Lynn Forslund). Reporter (Mark Giangreco). Reporter (Mary Ingersoll). Reporter (Robert Jordan). Reporter (Mike Leiderman). Reporter (Jay Levine). Reporter (Mary Major). Reporter (Edwina Moore). Reporter (Geoff Morrell). Reporter (Lynn Rondell). Reporter (McNally Sagal). Reporter (Millie Santiago). Reporter (Janna Tetzlaff). Reporter (Carol-Anne Touchberry). News Anchors (Diann Burns, Mary Ann Childers, Muriel Clair, Carla Sanchez). Reporter (Rick Scarry). 158336 1945 Negro Sailor, The M Blacks in Black and White Printer Bill Johnson (Joel Fluellen) works in composing room of Herald-Chronicle, prosperous Negro newspaper. Herald-Chronicle sports editor Frank Roberts 158337 1944 Negro Soldier, The M SVD 1090 Frank Capra Film Newspapers 158338 2003 Negro, El DF Argentina. Short Interviewers Dario Almagro, Javier Correa Caceres. 158339 1964 Neighborhood, The SS OWN - H O'Hara, John In "Waiting for Winter." Newspaperman with the Associated Press, Allan Rogers 158340 1999 Neighbors, The N Smith, Carol Travel Journalist Gregory Hansen 158341 1954 Neighbour SSF PVL Simack, Clifford D. In "Best Science Fiction Stories of Clifford Simak." Newspaperman Rickard, a New York newspaperman on vacation who wants to check on a strange story on a farm. His family is with him. 158342 1994 Neighbours T Australia. Soap opera began airing in March 1985 and celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2005. Newspaper Staff. Erinsborough News. Editor-Publisher Paul James Robinson (Stefan Dennis) was born in 1963, the son of an engineer and his wife. He bought the Erinsborough News from Brad Jordan and became determined to find the real arsonist that murdered Marco and badly hurt Kirsten. Paul Robinson 1985-1992, 1993, 2004- Lived: 22, 26, 30 Ramsay Street, Karl's apartment Parents: Jim and Anne Robinson Marital Status: Terry Inglis (1985-1986; divorced), Gail Lewis (1987-1989; divorced), Christina Alessi (1991-?; divorced), Lyn Scully (2006; annulled) Siblings: Julie, Scott, Glen, Jill and Lucy Children: Amy, Cameron, Lucinda [Elle], Robert and Andrew Family Tree: Robinson Occupation: Engineering Student, Air Steward, Manager of The Daniels Corporation, Manager/Owner/Employee of Lassiter's Hotel, Manager/Owner of The Robinson Corporation, Owner of The Helen Daniels Trust, Teacher at Erinsborough High School, Owner/Editor of the Erinsborough News The eldest son of Jim and Anne Robinson, Paul Robinson was born in Erinsborough in 1963. Paul started out in life a quiet academic and was destined to follow his father into the family engineering firm. However, he shocked his father when he dropped out of university half way through his engineering degree to become an airline steward. It was here Paul met and fell in love with his supervisor, Gail Lewis. The relationship never fully developed and after Paul quit the airline, he proposed to plumber's assistant Terry Inglis after a whirlwind romance. They married at a ceremony held at Paul's family home, No. 26 Ramsay Street. Jim gave the couple No. 30, two doors down, as a wedding present. But domestic bliss wasn't to last - it turned out that Terry had a criminal past and had murdered her ex. After Paul realised Terry had murdered, he confronted her about his suspicions, and she shot him in the shoulder, before doing a runner. However, the police had closed in on her just as she was about to flee and Terry was arrested, before committing suicide in jail some time later. Paul's experiences with Terry left him bitter and hard headed - just the qualities that led to his aunt Rosemary Daniels appointing him manager of the Australian end of her company, The Daniels Corporation. Here, Paul found his niche in life - the world of corporate takeovers, lucrative business deals and the financial rewards of running a world-renowned hotel complex. He quickly built up The Daniels Corporation and employed Zoe Davis as his secretary but when she began a relationship with his father - 20 years Zoe's senior - Paul took a dislike to her and made her life at work hell for a while. As it turned out, Paul was actually in love with Zoe. But even though she had finished with Jim, Paul never got the chance to tell Zoe how he felt as she left Erinsborough with an old flame. Paul replaced Zoe with brash Madge Ramsay but he soon realised she would be better suited running the hotel bar, The Waterhole. Her replacement was single mother Susan Cole who Paul fell for in a big way. Susan was lodging with zany Clive Gibbons at No. 22 Ramsay Street, and Clive was madly in love with Susan. But she only saw Clive as a friend, and was much more attracted to the excitement Paul had to offer. They started seeing each other for a few months, but after they split up, Susan got engaged to Clive. Despite this, Susan and Paul kissed one day at the office, making Susan realise that she could never be happy with Clive. When Clive found out that Susan still cared for Paul, a wedge was driven between the two men that lasted for years to come. Susan, meanwhile, was so ashamed for having hurt Clive that she left Erinsborough. Paul was now faced with the task of finding a secretary once again - and this time found the reliable and dependable Jane Harris, who served him faithfully for a number of years. Gail Lewis walked back into his life when she successfully applied for the job of assistant manager at The Daniels Corporation. At first, their relationship was platonic although both were clearly in love with the other. Fate stepped in when Paul had the chance of an extremely lucrative business deal with Japanese businessman Mr. Udugawa. But Mr. Udugawa, it seemed, only liked to do his business with happily married men so Paul asked Gail to marry him for the sake of the business deal. Gail agreed and the couple married, much to the bewilderment of their families who had no idea Paul and Gail were even dating. The couple moved into No. 22 Ramsay Street but slept in separate bedrooms. Their secret was nearly exposed when Cousin Hilary stayed with the two and caught them sleeping in separate bedrooms. But they managed to explain it away as a row and Hilary was none the wiser. Eventually, the two realised how much they loved each other, and Paul stopped Gail from leaving Erinsborough to take a job with Rosemary in New York so that they could give their marriage a real chance. A short time after, they renewed their wedding vows at Jim's wedding to Beverly Marshall, as a sign of their true commitment to each other. The marriage hit a rocky patch when Nina Williams, an old flame of Paul's from his airline days arrived in Erinsborough with her three year old daughter, Amy, who she revealed was Paul's daughter. Gail, who desperately wanted children but was unable to conceive, thought that Amy would make Paul lose interest in considering adoption or IVF treatment. But instead Paul proved he was strongly committed to the idea of having children with Gail, and he and Gail underwent an intensive IVF treatment programme hoping to conceive. Eventually, Gail and Paul were thrilled to learn that Gail was pregnant with triplets. But throughout the pregnancy, Paul became more and more interested in his work, especially since he had recently bought the corporation and complex himself, renaming it The Robinson Corporation. The final blow to the Robinsons' marriage came with the death of Gail's beloved father, Rob, in a car accident. Gail blamed Paul for Rob's death because he had been involved in a heated argument with Rob at the Robinson house, which led to Rob storming off in his car in the middle of a bad storm. And when Paul went into the office after Rob's funeral, Gail decided that the marriage was over. Unable to cope with life in Erinsborough anymore, a heavily pregnant Gail packed her bags and left Paul for a new life in Tasmania where she gave birth to two sons, Cameron and Robert and a daughter, Lucinda. Paul flew to Tasmania on the birth of the children and agreed to divorce Gail and let her marry the new man in her life. Paul returned to Erinsborough distraught at the idea of another man raising his kids, although he and Gail had parted friends and she agreed to let him see the triplets whenever he liked. Paul coped with the end of his second marriage by burying himself in his work. He moved into a suite at Lassiter's and leased out No. 22 to his new assistant Caroline Alessi and her twin sister, Christina, who ended up falling in love with him. But Paul was oblivious to her feelings and instead sought comfort in the arms of his new secretary, Melanie Pearson, when the two had a one-night stand. After a business trip to Argentina, Paul met and fell in love with the scheming Isabella Lopez. He brought Isabella back to Erinsborough and Chrissie took an instant dislike to her, seeing through the cunning money grabber immediately. She eventually proved to Paul that Isabella was only after his money and he sent Isabella packing. Chrissie now thought the way was clear for her and Paul to get together but instead Paul vowed he was staying away from women in future. Despite this, love finally blossomed for the two and they eventually became engaged. After a short engagement they married and quickly decided to try for a child. When Chrissie got pregnant, Paul was thrilled and vowed to be a proper father to this child. Paul was so determined that everything about this child should be perfect, he planned the route that he and Chrissie would take when she goes into labour weeks before the baby was due. But the one thing Paul didn't allow for was running out of petrol, and his car came to a dead stop in a deserted country road as Chrissie was in the throes of labour. After spotting an ice-cream van nearby, Paul persuaded the driver to take him and Christina to the hospital in it, and not long after getting safely to the hospital, Chrissie gave birth to a baby boy, Andrew. Paul's new found joy was disturbed, however, when his business empire looked set to collapse around him. Glen Donnelly - the half-brother who Paul had refused to accept ever since he showed up in Erinsborough a few months prior - had fallen off the hotel roof at Lassiter's, while he was fixing a banner as a favour for Paul and ended up being paralysed from the waist down. With The Robinson Corporation already facing financial difficulties, Paul - determined to avoid legal action over the fall - was forced to sell a small share in the corporation to Madge for $20,000 and offered the money to his estranged half-brother to help him with his future. But when Paul attempted to have Glen sign a document wavering his rights to sue The Robinson Corporation, a furious Glen lashed out at Paul and threatened to sue him for a massive settlement. Paul tried everything he could to prevent Glen going ahead with his case, even trying to bribe his cousin Todd - who had witnessed Glen's fall - to testify against Glen in court. Glen finally accepted a substantial out-of-court settlement and left Erinsborough. Paul turned to a shady moneylender in an attempt to save his business and when it looked like he would lose everything, he even contemplated suicide. Chrissie found herself alone with the baby after the stress of recent events caused Paul to suffer a nervous breakdown, resulting in him going away to recuperate. He returned to Erinsborough with daughter Amy in tow and a feud developed between Amy and stepmother Christina. They eventually made up after Amy was knocked down and she soon returned to live with her mother. Paul and Christina's marriage looked destined to end when Paul and sister-in-law Caroline realised they had feelings for each other and slept together. Caroline was so upset with what she had done to her twin sister that she left Erinsborough hastily for Milan. Chrissie was puzzled by her sister's sudden departure and was shocked to find out the truth by overhearing Paul discuss the affair with his grandmother, Helen. Christina promptly threw Paul out in disgust and started divorce proceedings. But after months of persuasion and the death of Paul's cousin Todd, they realised they should make a fresh start. Paul was offered the chance to manage a luxury hotel resort in Hawaii and after renewing their wedding vows, Paul and Chrissie left Erinsborough with Andrew for a new life. Paul returned a year later to visit Helen but had to make a hasty exit when he got his brother-in-law Philip Martin involved in a fraud scandal. Paul called Chrissie in Hawaii and told her to fly to Brazil with Andrew and wait for him there. Paul then signed a letter of confession to the police taking full responsibility and bid his beloved Helen a tearful goodbye before fleeing Ramsay Street for Brazil. After four years avoiding the inevitable, Paul returned to Australia to face the music. He spent the next three years in jail, his marriage to Christina breaking down in the process, as well as the death of his beloved grandmother Helen occuring. The whole experience made him even more embittered than ever before, and when he was released, he worked hard at rebuilding his former empire. Paul finally returned to his home town of Erinsborough in late 2004, just as the Lassiter's complex was burning to the ground. Having evidently returned just in the nick of time, Paul kicked started the task of rebuilding the shattered community by paying for the use of the town hall as a make shift Coffee Shop and Pub while the complex was rebuilt. And he reclaimed Lassiter's has his own when he beat off the American firm Affirmacon to buy the complex. That company's representative in Australia, Lee Thomas, recognised Paul's good head for business and offered him a job with Affirmacon. However, Paul kept this detail from the rest of Erinsborough as he was keen to project an image of favouring the local, smaller businesses rather than corporate giants from overseas. Although many people had come and gone in the years since Paul had last lived in Erinsborough, Harold Bishop was still around, as was his son David, who Paul immediately took under his wing. David had recently decided to run for local council and Paul, recognising that it would be useful to have his very own puppet when it came to matters of local politics, became David's pseudo-campaign manager. Indeed, it was Paul who actually secured David a seat on the council by calling in a favour in the eleventh hour just as it looked like David was about to lose. However, Paul came to be frustrated by a lot of the decisions David made in terms of town planning and quickly began to regret his choice of puppet. Meanwhile, David's wife Liljana had caught Paul's eye the moment he met her, especially since he felt she shared a lot of the same qualities as Helen. It was the latter point which led Paul to offer Liljana the job of managing The Helen Daniels Trust, a philanthropic organisation that he had set up in memory of his gran to provide grants to needy causes. The role meant that Liljana and Paul would be spending a lot of time together, although it hurt Paul that she seemed totally devoted to David and he could only admire her from afar. Another local lady also attracted Paul's attention upon his return, and she was much more reciprocating to his advances. Izzy Hoyland had been running the Coffee Shop with Harold, but decided to invest in the new pub with her brother Max after the fire at Lassiter's. However, Izzy couldn't raise enough capital to invest and so, Paul stepped in and offered her a loan. Paul also came onto Izzy on a number of occasions, but she initially resisted due to the fact that she was already involved with local GP Karl Kennedy. To add to the confusion, Karl had an in-built disdain for Paul, on account of his good friendship with Philip and hearing all about Paul's framing of Phil for fraud. However, Karl's mistrust of Paul only added to the thrill of the chase for Paul and it made him more determined to bed Izzy. The opportunity finally arose when Karl went to Sydney for a medical conference and Izzy finally succumbed to Paul's advances. Izzy was then racked with guilt over her betrayal of Karl, but Paul managed to persuade him to continue seeing him after making it clear that he was in no way interested in breaking up her and Karl and merely wanted a bit of fun. Paul's feelings for Liljana, meanwhile, continued to grow and he started pulling out all the stops to ruin her marriage to David. When David was supposed to be with Lil at daughter Serena's school debate, Paul instead turned up, knowing that David was otherwise engaged, playing golf. And Paul also encouraged David to invest in a business scheme with an associate, despite Liljana's objections. Of course, Liljana remained unaware that Paul was the driving force behind David's actions and actually turned to Paul for support and advice on more than one occasion. Paul's involvement with Affirmacon, meanwhile, led to him getting embroiled in all sorts of shady deals and practices when the development giants revealed they wanted to level Ramsay Street and the surrounding suburb in order to build a giant shopping complex. Paul was set the task of manipulating the residents into selling their properties, but realising what a hard task it would be, he hatched an elaborate plan to take the decision out of their hands. Unbeknown to the council, Paul was behind an environmental report that had come to their attention which predicted a very bleak future for the neighbourhood. The report revealed that a rapidly rising water level in Erinsborough West meant that within ten years, the entire area would be under water. Although many of the residents accepted the terrible findings, Harold was adamant that a second investigation be done, and hired an independent environmental scientist to do some tests on the area. When Paul got wind of this, he dug up some dirt on the scientists past and blackmailed him into supporting the findings of the original report. With both reports therefore predicting a grim future for the suburb, Paul's plan was starting to pay off and Affirmacon moved into position to get their hands on the area by offering to buy the houses from the locals. Paul's support for the company became clear at a local meeting to decide whether or not the offers should be accepted, and local opinion started to turn against him as he appeared to be putting profit before the good of the community. Paul initially rebuffed such claims, insisting that Erinsborough was where he grew up, but the likes of Harold and his granddaughter Sky Mangel – who had been suspicious of Paul from the moment he returned – remained sceptical. David's eyes were open to Paul's manipulation, too, when Paul had him framed for defrauding The Helen Daniels Foundation. But Paul strenuously denied the allegations David was levelling against him, and things worked out in his favour when Liljana actually started to believe that David was guilty. The case was thrown out of court on a technicality, but the damage had been done to the Bishops' marriage by that stage and Lil left David. It wasn't long before Paul professed his love for Liljana and once she gave in to the feelings she had been harbouring for him for some time, they began seeing each other, initially in secret in order to spare the feelings of David and Serena. Meanwhile, Paul's affair with Izzy threatened to expose him to all sorts of problems when she realised that he had burned down Lassiter's. However, Paul knew that Izzy had lied to Karl about the true parentage of the child she had miscarried, and so, neither could afford to have their secrets known. Although their affair ended, the pair remained linked by the secrets they each held, and as Paul's conscience started to increasingly take precedence over his dirty dealings, Izzy was on hand whenever he needed a shoulder to cry on. Indeed, Paul had begun to regret his recent behaviour as his love for Liljana grew and brought out the old Paul that had had been buried deep down underneath layers of bitterness and regret, and he gradually started to do what he could to scupper Affirmacon's plans for Erinsborough. Affirmacon took note of his softening attitude, and sent one of their heavies, Tony Corbett, to Erinsborough to keep an eye on Paul. Paul initially tried to persuade Tony that there were other areas that the company could build their shopping mall in, but Tony insisted that the plans were in motion now and Paul had to continue with what he had signed up for. Polluting the local wetlands was therefore next on Paul's list, and he initially enlisted Dylan, the 18-year-old son of the rowdy Timmins family who were now living in Paul's old family home on Ramsay Street, to pour toxic chemicals into the river. Dylan had become Paul's protégé in the months following his return, after Paul recognised the same ambitious qualities in Dylan that he had when he was younger. But Paul's conscience once again got the better of him when he overheard Dylan defending Paul to Sky, and he opted to carry out the task himself. Once the deed was done, Paul realised too late that as well as polluting the water, he had also killed and poisoned the many different types of wildlife that inhabited the land and he was racked with guilt. And the guilt got a whole lot worse when Dylan – an animal lover – raced down to the wetlands to try and save some of the animals and ended up getting poisoned by the toxic waste himself. Being exposed to the waste left him with a higher chance of contracting cancer in later life, and Paul was horrified at being responsible for inflicting Dylan with the worry. Dylan's predicament was the final straw for Paul. While publicly he had to continue with his support for Affirmacon and back their offer to purchase the ruined wetlands, privately he plotted to put a stop to their plans once and for all. He gave Dylan a key card to some Affirmacon offices in the city, and he and Sky managed to obtain some documents from the office that proved the company was corrupt. But they were unable to do anything with the documents because they had been obtained illegally. Paul suggested they pass the documents onto the press, who wouldn't have to reveal their sources, but problems arose when Sky, still determined to prove that Paul was up to no good, followed him around with a camera to try and catch him out. But what she caught him doing was something she hadn't expected – kissing Liljana. And while Sky was deciding what to do about the photographs, she had failed to notice that Serena had taken the camera to a protest the locals were holding outside the Affirmacon offices. It was there that David and Serena finally realised that Paul and Lil had been seeing each other when they saw the pictures themselves, and the vilification of Paul in the community increased tenfold as it transpired that on top of everything else, he had evidently broken up the Bishops once happy marriage too. Lil opted to get away from Erinsborough for a few days in the wake of the fall-out from the revelations, while David was so furious with Paul that he attempted to run him over outside Lassiter's. Desperate to sort things out with Lil, Paul tracked her down to a country retreat and found that she was unsure of whether or not she could trust him anymore as it became more and more likely that Paul had been in Affirmacon's pocket all along. But Paul promised Lil that he was in love with her regardless of what else was going on in his life, and he managed to persuade her to go to Sydney with him for a few months to get away from everything. However, Affirmacon were on his case, and while Lil was getting ready to leave, Tony Corbett and some more heavies showed up on Ramsay Street and took Paul away to the bush to beat him up. Fearing for his life, Paul desperately tried to escape them but was chased to the edge of a cliff, before falling off it – 80 feet below. Once he had regained consciousness, Paul was in complete agony, with a particularly substantial amount of pain in his right leg. Having mustered up the strength to drag himself along the ground, Paul finally found himself at some wetlands. But by that stage, he was hallucinating heavily and seeing visions of Liljana, and ended up in the water. Rapidly losing control of himself, Paul started to drown in the water - until Dylan and Sky appeared, having found his abandoned car nearby, and pulled him to safety. Sky revived Paul by giving him CPR, and he was rushed to hospital. But Paul was by no means out of the woods. He required emergency surgery as a result of the internal injuries he had received from the fall, and his state of mind was not helped by the abscence of Liljana from his bedside. Lil had found out all about Paul's shady dealings after he had gone missing, and was disgusted by his behaviour. However, with Paul about to undergo a major operation to save his life, Liljana put on a brave face and went to see him to reassure him she loved him. But worse was to come. Paul had suffered a very bad break to his right leg as a result of the fall, and it had become badly infected, meaning the leg would have to be amputated if he wanted to survive. Paul refused to even entertain the suggestion that he lose his leg, and despite repeated attempts from Karl and Harold to talk him round, Paul resigned himself to death rather than live his life without one of his legs. However, Dylan was not prepared to stand by and let the man he idolised give up after everything he had been through, and as Paul began to fade away, Dylan forged Paul's signature on the consent form to allow the surgery take place. When Paul was brought back from theatre and came round, he was horrified to discover that the amputation had taken place. He lashed out at everyone around him, even Liljana, and upon realising that Dylan had been the one who consented to the operation, Paul rejected him completely and directed abusive insults at him. But Dylan kept coming back to visit Paul, determined that he would eventually see sense. He was joined by Harold, Karl, Susan and even Sky in trying hard to persuade Paul to begin physiotherapy and embrace the second chance he had been given. Paul finally conceded that Dylan had acted in his interests and started to spend time with him, and even agreed to let Dylan bring him to Lassiter's for a drink one afternoon. But when Dylan left him alone outside the pub for a second, Paul became frantic as he became aware of the fact that the people around the complex that he had been in complete control of where now looking at him with pity. Again striving for a way out of his misery, Paul saw another opportunity to end things once and for all when David - who had just signed up as a volunteer with the Salvation Army - had to bring him out for some fresh air one afternoon. Paul relentlessly taunted David about how much Lil loved him and how passionate their relationship had been and suceeded in pushing David to the edge just at the right moment. Once they reached the top of a steep hill, Paul told David he now had the chance to erase him out of the Bishop family's lives forever by simply letting go of the wheelchair. David had been so enraged by the comments Paul had made that in a moment of madness, he let go and Paul went hurtling down the hill headed straight for a busy freeway. But at the last second, Paul realised that he didn't want to die at all and lept from the chair just in time. The incident led Paul to re-evaluate his attitude to life and his new circumstances, and he began by begging Liljana for one final chance. But she told him she could never trust him or love him again and there was no future for them. Paul's spirits were lifted hugely when Lucy returned to Erinsborough, although he was less pleased to see Rosemary, who he hadn't seen since he tried to take over her company several years back. Lucy and Rosemary had come back to Australia to attend a screening of a special documentary Annalise Hartman had made about Ramsay Street, but Rosemary also used the trip as a chance to offer to buy Lassiter's back from Paul. Paul initially refused to consider his aunt's offer, but after Lucy brought Paul to Lassiter's for a drink, he had a change of heart. It was while in The Scarlet Bar that Paul came face to face with someone else he had wronged – Philip, who was also back in town for the documentary. Finally seeing Paul in the flesh for the first time since he had framed him, Phil had to be held back by Lou Carpenter and Doug Willis, while Paul also had to contend with a verbal assault from Serena. The altercations made Paul give up on the idea of staying in Erinsborough and he decided to accept Rosemary's offer. But Lucy wasn't convinced that her brother had made the right decision, and put pressure on Paul to start facing up to his responsibilities and stop running away. Lucy made Paul realise that it was time for him to make a proper home for himself in Erinsborough once more, and encouraged him to move back into No.22 – which he had bought back after his initial return to the neighbourhood - and retain Lassiter's. And Lucy also succeeded in helping Paul face the biggest hurdle – wearing his prosthetic leg for the first time and start adapting to his new circumstances. There was shock on the faces of the residents of Ramsay Street when Paul showed up on crutches and interrupted the barbecue that had been arranged as a pre-cursor to the documentary to announce that he was moving back into the street. Although Rosemary was disappointed to learn that Paul wouldn't be selling Lassiter's after all, she was happy to see him fight back once again and urged him to truly reform and start giving something back to their home town. Paul started trying to re-establish himself as part of the community by joining all the residents to view Annalise's documentary down at The Scarlet Bar, which was a true trip down memory lane as a host of former friends and family appeared on screen to reminisce about Ramsay Street – including Gail, who revealed that Paul may just have been the love of her life. After the documentary, Lucy agreed to stay on for a few more weeks to help Paul upon his release from hospital, and his return to Ramsay Street. But Paul's reintegration into Ramsay Street wasn't going to be easy. With the Bishops next door, for starters, he wasn't about to get an enthusiastic welcome from his neighbours. Lou had also been renting No.22, and was forced to put his anger at Paul's recent behaviour behind him, in order to maintain the status quo in the household. But within days, Lou realised that he couldn't keep living with Paul, especially when he discovered that Paul had had an affair with Izzy some months back and Paul threatened to throw Lou out if he told anyone. Lou opted to leave immediately, rather than wait to be thrown out anyway, but he was so angered by Paul that he told half of Ramsay Street about the secret affair between Paul and Izzy. That evening, Paul and Lucy arrived home to find No.22 had been trashed with a warning for Paul to get out of town spray painted on the living room wall. Of course, there were a number of potential culprits, but Paul was quite surprised when Liljana admitted she had been the vandal, such was her anger towards Paul upon hearing he had been sleeping with Izzy around the same time he had been courting her. Paul took Lil's actions to mean she was still in love with him, but Lil insisted that she was reunited and happy with David once again. Paul found himself attracting the attention of the police when Izzy went missing and her car was found abandoned in the bush, with blood stains on the driver's seat. Since Paul had been the last person to see her alive, as reported to the police by the bar staff at The Scarlet Bar, Paul was asked down to the police station to answer some questions about his relations with Izzy. To add to his troubles, Izzy's sleazy lawyer, Steve Chisholm, told Paul that if his client didn't turn up alive and well soon, he would have to open a box she had given him containing evidence of Paul's past crimes. Paul decided to take matters into his own hands and headed off to find Izzy himself, eventually tracking her down to a health farm in the bush. Izzy's life had fallen apart in recent months, due to Karl finding out that he was not the father of the baby she had miscarried, and she had nothing to return to Erinsborough for. But Paul recognised a kindred spirit in Izzy, and since she had been ostracised by the entire community too, he persuaded her to come back and live with him at No.22, where they could face the neighbours together. Izzy accepted Paul's offer, and her move into Ramsay Street caused quite a stir, particularly as she and Paul wickedly flaunted their arrangement by throwing a huge party. But the pair had some quick thinking to do when Steve Chisholm threatened to hand the box of secrets Izzy had on Paul over to the police, unless he was handsomely rewarded. Izzy hatched a plan to break into Steve's house to reclaim the box, and Paul consulted Dylan on how best to override the complicated alarm system Steve had on his house. Luckily, Paul and Izzy succeeded in their mission, and burnt the evidence once and for all. As Izzy settled into No.22, Paul became increasingly concerned by her erratic behaviour. She was often moody and tired, and was flirting with everyone from Dylan to Paul himself. Paul eventually stumbled across the root of Izzy's problem when he found pills in her handbag and realised that she had become addicted to anti-depressants. Paul confronted Izzy about her addiction, which she strenuously denied and Izzy packed her bags to leave. But she had a change of heart when Paul admitted that he had begun to fall in love with her and wanted to help her through her ordeal. Izzy was touched that someone truly cared for her, and she agreed to stay and make a go of things with Paul. It took some time for Paul, however, to allow their relationship to become physical once again, as he had lost confidence in his body since losing his leg. But Izzy assured Paul that she found him attractive regardless, and she helped him put it out of his mind and reignite their sexual relationship. Paul and Izzy's new found domestic bliss wasn’t to last for long, however, as Paul's estranged daughter Lucinda arrived in Erinsborough. Paul was thrilled to see Lucinda for the first time in years, and was mesmerised at the attractive young lady she had grown into. Desperate to make up for all the lost years, Paul invited Lucinda, or Elle as she was now known, to stay on at No.22 with him and Izzy, and he gave her a trainee position at the hotel. However, Elle wasn’t overly keen on Izzy and within hours of her moving in, the battle lines were drawn. Elle was desperate for her father's undivided attention, particularly after missing out on so much time with him growing up, and she set about trying to undermine Izzy at every opportunity. After discovering that Izzy had been recovering from an addiction to pills, Elle orchestrated an elaborate ruse whereby she manipulated situations and planted pills all over the house to suggest to Paul that Izzy was hooked once again. While Elle’s campaign initially worked, Izzy eventually became suspicious and managed to expose Elle to a furious Paul. But Paul felt so guilty about not being there enough for his daughter in the past that he agreed to put the incident behind them, and start afresh. Even Izzy agreed to start again, and Paul, Izzy and Elle went on to become an unlikely family unit, but one that actually worked pretty well. With the 20th anniversary of the opening of Lassiter's Hotel approaching, Paul asked both Dylan and Elle to come up with proposals for a suitable event to mark the milestone. Although a battle to impress Paul waged between the two, few could argue with Dylan's suggestion to have a 1920s themed joy flight to Tasmania and Paul promptly picked his protégé's idea. Paul also saw the flight as a chance to mend some fences with a lot of his neighbours and friends, and as the plane set off, Paul was in jubilant form. However, a bomb had been planted in one of the engines and just as the plane was over the Bass Straits, it went off, sending the plane hurtling towards the sea. While Paul survived relatively unscathed, Izzy and Elle were initially nowhere to be found. They turned up safe and well within 24 hours, but Liljana, David and Serena weren't so lucky. David's body was found a few days later, while Lil and Serena's were never found. Paul was devastated by what had happened, and blamed himself for the death and destruction he had caused – particularly after Izzy revealed she had found a note in their seats moments before the plane crashed telling her to think about her life and everything she had done. Further evidence that the bomb had been directed against him was found when a second note arrived at No.22 telling Paul he had been lucky to escape. And as if the note hadn't sent enough of a chill down his spine, the paper it had been written on had been poisoned. Paul and Izzy were rushed to hospital where they were in a critical condition for a number of hours. After they pulled through, Paul became obsessed with protecting himself and his family from any more harm. He had security cameras installed at No.22, hired a security guard and started working from home rather than the hotel. As the police conducted their investigations, Tony Corbett emerged as the prime suspect and there was relief all around when he was found dead a few weeks later. Safe in the knowledge that the person who had tried to kill him and his family was out of the picture, Paul threw a huge Christmas party for the residents of Ramsay Street at Lassiter's in an attempt to make amends and cheer everyone up after the dramatic period they had all been through. But one resident wasn't in the mood for forgiveness and festivities. Harold had become a broken man having lost his son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter in the plane crash, and when he found a letter David had written shortly before his death in which he blamed Paul for ruining his life and expressed a hope that someone would put an end to his evil some day, something in Harold snapped. He made his way over to No.22, crept quietly in as Paul was chatting on the phone to Cameron and with a rope, strangled Paul. Having left Paul unconscious on the living room floor, Harold retreated back to No.24 while Izzy came across Paul’s body on the ground and called for an ambulance. Paul was rushed to hospital where he recovered, but once he was out, he feared that the person who was trying to kill him hadn’t been Tony Corbett at all, and the threat to him and his family was still very much alive. Paul fell back into a sense of paranoia and insecurity in the wake of the latest threat to his life, and Izzy and Elle struggled to help him back to normality. Elle's boyfriend Ned Parker even moved in temporarily to provide an extra sense of security in the house but Paul had become so paranoid that at one point, he suspected Ned of being the one who was out to get him and sent him packing. The truth emerged, however, after Harold spent some time alone in Tasmania where he searched his soul and came to his senses. He confessed all to Paul upon his return, and Paul initially reacted with complete shock. He couldn't believe that the whiter than white, pillar of the community Harold, who he had known for so many years, could ever be capable of such a thing. Paul's shock quickly turned to rage and he threatened Harold with the police, much to the delight of Izzy, who had suspected Harold of being the culprit for some time. But Paul began to have second thoughts when he realised that a man like Harold wouldn't try to kill someone for no reason, and he began to look at himself as the real reason behind Harold's behaviour. Paul concluded that it was his actions and his dodgy dealings that had caused the plane to be blown up and for Harold to lose his family. Having decided not to press charges, Paul forgave Harold for what had happened and they agreed to put the whole sorry mess behind them. But Izzy had other ideas. She was furious with Harold for what he had done, and for the fact that he had gotten away with everything, and she put pressure on Paul to get revenge on him in some way. With the restaurant at Lassiter's losing a lot of business to Harold and Lou's General Store, Izzy suggested Paul re-launch it as a café to rival Harold and Lou's trade. Paul instantly went for the idea, as it not only provided him with a way to pay Harold back for his behaviour, but also naming it Lucinda's and offering the co-managing job to Elle, would ensure she stuck around in Erinsborough instead of moving to Sydney with Ned as she had recently planned to. As the café war got underway, things turned nasty when Paul stole Harold and Lou's butcher and Lou retaliated by obtaining an events licence so they could sell alcohol to uni students during orientation week. A low point in the feud for Harold came when Paul beat him to donating prizes and catering for the hospital fundraiser, and a furious Harold confronted Paul about his treacherous ways, even pointing out how disgusted Helen would be by his behaviour if she were alive – a comment that did little to temper Paul's behaviour. As it became apparent that Harold and Lou couldn't compete with Lucinda's for long with Paul undercutting them at every opportunity, they eventually found themselves unable to pay their rent. As landlord, Paul had the power to evict them from the premises and gleefully took the store over himself, installing Elle and Dylan there to run that business too. But Lou managed to win back the store from Paul by getting an old contact at the council to con Paul into thinking the premises would have to be demolished – leading Paul to quickly sell the lease back to Lou. By that stage, Paul had his mind on other matters. Desperate to see Ned out of Erinsborough – and Elle's life – Paul and Izzy schemed to force him out of town. They arranged for a theatre director to offer the wannabe musical star an audition in Sydney, but Ned wouldn’t leave without Izzy, who he had fallen in love with and –unbeknownst to Paul – slept with. In typical Izzy fashion, she concocted a whole host of stories to discourage Ned from sticking around, eventually claiming that Paul had been diagnosed with a brain tumour. She pleaded with Ned to put his career first and go to Sydney, but he refused and a further complication presented itself when a security guard at Lassiter’s tried to blackmail Izzy with a CCTV tape of her and Ned having sex in her office. Max finally persuaded his sister to own up to Paul and when she did, Paul was stunned at her betrayal. But after Izzy explained that the only reason she had got involved with him was to keep him away from Elle, Paul realised she had been well intentioned and agreed to leave it in the past, despite repeated attempts by Ned to drive a wedge between the two. Paul was thrilled when another of the triplets arrived in Erinsborough, this time it was Cameron who wanted to get to know more of his estranged father. However, what Paul, Izzy and even his sister Elle didn't realise was that Cameron was actually the third Robinson triplet, Robert. Robert had never forgiven Paul for what he considered to be a complete abandonment of the family and as a result, was always more different and withdrawn from his siblings. What nobody knew was just how disturbed Robert had become and how he had begun an elaborate series of events aimed at extracting revenge on Paul - including planting the bomb on the Lassiter's joy flight and attempting to poison Paul and Izzy. His next move was to cause a car accident involving Cameron which put him in a coma, allowing Robert to assume his more normal and likeable twins' identity while letting everyone else think that Robert had gone travelling in Europe. Upon settling in Ramsay Street, the first person on Robert's hate list was Dylan, who he realised had become like a son to Paul. Having caused a rift between Paul and Dylan, Robert turned his attentions to Izzy. As she babysat her baby nephew Charlie at No.22 one afternoon, Robert crept in and turned the gas on, causing Izzy to pass out and almost die. Lyn Scully, who had recently started working for Paul as his PA and was also Charlie's grandmother, came to their rescue when she called over just in the nick of time. Robert then adopted a new tack, by flirting with Izzy in the hope of exposing her to Paul as an unfaithful lover. Having recorded several conversations he had had with her on his mp3 player, Robert then edited them all together to make it sound like Izzy was coming on to him and when he played it to Elle, she convinced him he had to tell Paul. As soon as Paul heard the recording, he flipped out and threw Izzy out of No.22. Paul was particularly bruised by the apparent failure of his relationship with Izzy because he had made a serious effort not to lie to her, only for her to repay him with such deceit. He found a shoulder to cry on in the form of Lyn, who seemed to be looking at Paul as more than her boss and was delighted when Paul told her in turn that he saw her as more than employee. They became even closer when Paul spotted a baby utility belt on Lyn's daughter Steph, that she had adapted from an old tool belt and they embarked on a new business venture to mass market the product. But when Paul hooked up with Letitia, one of the manufacturers, and Lyn expressed her dismay, he told her in no uncertain terms to stay out of his business. Meanwhile, Robert was on the verge of being exposed as Izzy, determined to win Paul back, broke into No.22 to get her hands on the mp3 player and eventually managed to piece the recordings back together to prove her innocence. Having presented Paul with the truth, Paul and Izzy quickly worked out that Robert had been behind so much of the drama and upset in recent months – and when Paul remembered that Robert had been behaving strangely earlier that day around Elle's car, he realised he must have been tinkering with it in order to cause her harm. Paul phoned Elle and got her to escape just before the bomb Robert had planted in it had gone off. A shaken Paul called the police but, of course, at that stage, everyone still thought it was Cameron who was behind all the physical and emotional carnage that had overcome Erinsborough. Robert, meanwhile, had gone to visit Cameron at the hospice he had admitted him to and was stunned to find the bed empty. Cameron had woken from his coma earlier that day after a visit from Robert where he had confessed all before going off to plant the bomb in Elle's car. Hiding behind the curtains in the room, Cameron jumped out and knocked Robert unconscious when he returned, and changing into his brother’s clothes, he headed for help. But his timing was awful, as just as Cameron got to Ramsay Street, the police had arrived and arrested him. And upon regaining consciousness back at the hospice, Robert slipped into the bed previously occupied by his brother and pretended to be in the coma that Cameron had spent the last two months in. The realisation that his son had caused such harm and was filled with so much hatred towards him hit Paul badly. And as confusion began to overshadow proceedings – Elle had started to suspect, rightly, that it had actually been Robert living in their midst all this time and Cameron had now somehow ended up innocently in the frame – Paul focused his attention on the comatose Robert and had him transferred to Erinsborough Hospital. Paul was also deeply touched by the support he received from Harold, particularly when he was faced with the heartbreaking task of telling Harold that it had been one of his own sons who had planted the bomb on the plane that had wiped out his family. Paul also apologised to Izzy for ever doubting her, and Izzy delighted him by telling him, for the first time, that she loved him and moved back into No.22. When a stunned Gail heard about what had happened, she quickly made her way back to Erinsborough and came face to face with Paul for the first time in over ten years at the bedside of Robert. Straight away the old feelings between the pair resurfaced – with Gail angrily accusing Paul of ruining their childrens' lives by putting the almighty dollar first as always before calming down afterwards and having a coffee with him. Gail then headed to the police station to speak to Cameron, and afterwards, was sure something was amiss. Paul insisted on Gail staying with him at their old marital home although she came into conflict straight away with Izzy, who accused Gail of being a bad mother for producing such an evil son. Paul managed to assure Gail that he didn't see it that way and the pair caught up on old times when they were finally left alone at No.22. Once Robert had 'awoken' from his coma and was released from hospital, the Robinsons were all reunited under one roof, with the exception of Cameron who was languishing in police custody for crimes he didn’t commit. Robert was disgusted that Gail and Paul were getting on so well, and told Gail that he was only staying there for her. But Gail urged Robert to mend some fences with his father and get to know him better. Meanwhile, Paul and Gail were getting to know each other better all over again. After telling Paul she wanted to visit the graves of Helen and Jim while she was in town, Paul took Gail by surprise when he expressed a desire for them to visit Rob's grave too and he finally apologised for walking out on her father's funeral to go back to the office all those years ago. Touched by the sentiment, Gail got caught up in the moment and kissed Paul, although the re-igniting of their old chemistry was short-lived as Robert saw the embrace and interrupted them. But Paul and Gail were delighted when Robert suggested he and Paul go away on a camping trip together for a few days. Something continued to nag at Gail, though, as Paul and Robert prepared to leave for their trip. Before going camping, Gail and Robert visited Cameron in prison who went crazy when Robert mentioned he was going away with Paul and warned Gail that Paul's life would be in danger. Gail's unease increased when Robert cryptically told her as he left for the trip that anything he had ever done was for her. The final proof that Robert was actually the maniac in the family came when Katya Kinski, who had been dating 'Cameron' arrived at No.22 insisting that it had actually been Robert she had been involved with because she had just bumped into him at the pub and had a flashback to a previous brush with him. Fearing for Paul's safety, Gail phoned Robert and her worst fears were realised when Robert was distant as he spoke to her and told her Paul was too busy to come to the phone. This prompted Gail, Elle and Izzy to follow them to the bush in pursuit of Paul. But Robert had already drugged Paul and trapped him in an old mineshaft, before exposing himself as the mastermind behind all the recent crimes when Paul woke up. Robert then left Paul in the shaft and collapsed the entrance, leaving his father behind to be buried alive. When Gail, Izzy and Elle came across Robert at the camping site and questioned him about Paul's whereabouts, he became agitated, threw a shovel at them and fled – leaving the women with no idea where Paul was. As emergency services were brought in to help search the area, Gail came across an old photo of her and Paul lying on the ground which Robert had thrown at Paul before leaving him in the shaft. Paul had managed to poke the picture through a tiny hole in the shaft and when Gail found it, she cried out for Paul and was relieved to hear him calling back at her from underground. Once Paul was finally rescued, he was brought back to Erinsborough Hospital where a delighted Gail showed signs of becoming increasingly close to him. Izzy warned her off Paul, but Gail was harbouring such strong feelings for him that she couldn't help herself and when she told Paul about Izzy's warning, Paul told Gail that they would always share something special and he wasn't prepared to throw it all away due to a tantrum from Izzy. Izzy became so irked by the couple's bond that she made a catty, throwaway suggestion that they get married again – an idea that Paul seized on as it would be just the thing to bring Robert out of hiding. Before long, plans were afoot for what would be Paul and Gail's third wedding ceremony, even though this one was purely designed as a ruse to catch Robert. A newspaper article was written about the nuptials which was seen by Robert and he made his way back to Erinsborough on the day to disrupt proceedings. Meanwhile, Paul and Gail put so much effort into the wedding that it looked and felt so real they were quickly caught up in the emotion of it all. Gail was particularly touched when Paul broke away from the prepared vows and spoke from the heart about how blessed he was to have found her again. The ceremony was interrupted, however, when an impatient Paul began calling out for Robert to show himself – an act which finally prompted Robert to shoot at his father from the bushes he had been hiding in. However, the police had predicted such a move and Paul had been wearing a bullet proof vest. With Robert in prison, Cameron released and the drama of recent times behind them, the Robinsons tried to start again as a family, but Paul was behaving in a strange way and almost seemed to enjoy the battle for his affections that was raging between Gail and Izzy, not to mention the ever-increasing attentions of Lyn. Events came to a head when the family went for dinner and Cameron hit it off with the beautiful Lilly DeRouge. After dinner, Paul excused himself to attend a business meeting but Gail and Izzy became suspicious when Lyn called over to No.22 knowing nothing about any such meeting. Gail and Izzy went down to Lassiter's were they were shocked to find Paul in bed with Lilly and Gail decided that whatever she thought she and Paul could have together, there was no chance of reconciliation after all. The next day, Gail returned to Tasmania, leaving Elle and Cameron behind to continue getting to know their father better and urging Paul to seek some professional help before it was too late. But Paul was on a downward slope as far as his morals were concerned. He began flirting with women all over town and rejected pleas from Max to be less public about his behaviour out of deference to Izzy. He persuaded Elle to pretend she had a fatal disease in order to retain the love of Dylan, who had been torn between her and Sky for months. He attempted to blackmail Carmella Cammeniti, who had recently joined a nunnery and become 'Sister Mary Catherine', into sleeping with him. And when Paul discovered that the baby belt design infringed a patent that was lodged years ago and he stood to lose everything he had invested in the venture, he set Lyn up for the fall by promoting her to Managing Director of New Projects at Lassiter's with a 100% pay-rise. Although she initially wanted to have the contract checked out by a lawyer, Lyn decided to trust Paul and took the job. What Lyn didn’t realise was that Paul had included in the deal, a total signing over of the whole baby belt deal to her and within weeks, she had been served with a writ for copyright infringement. When Lyn confronted Paul about his betrayal, he stunned her by kissing her, and turned on by her threats to use all the dirt she had on him from his business deals to bring him down, Paul embarked on a torrid romance with her, seeing her for the first time as more than a divorced mum of five. Blaming the baby belt idea on Izzy, who had moved out after realising Paul could no longer commit to one woman, Paul vowed to fight the infringement case with Lyn and he impressed her further by lavishing attention on her and her youngest son, Oscar. Izzy threw a brief spanner in the works by telling Lyn that Paul had killed Gus Cleary in the Lassiter's fire that had coincided with Paul's return to the area but Paul managed to persuade Lyn that Izzy was simply being malicious and had been overcome with jealousy. But Paul was privately furious with Izzy, and threatened her with finding herself in a similar situation to Gus if she raised the subject again. As Paul's descent into darkness continued, an unexpected blow came when word reached Paul that Robert had escaped from prison and was on the loose. The whole of Ramsay Street was on extra alert in anticipation of his return and this proved to be fatally problematic for Cameron, as he was mistaken for Robert by Max, when he was seen chasing Katya. In fact, he was simply catching up with her after she had left her bag behind but thinking it was Robert out to cause more havoc, Max was caught up in a moment of terror and knocked him down. As he was taken to hospital, Paul and Elle were told that he was in a critical condition but it was only when Elle went to phone Cameron to let him know what had happened and heard a phone ringing in the bag containing Robert's belongings that they realised Cameron had been the one who was run down. As Cameron's condition deteriorated, word filtered through that Robert had never escaped and had actually just been hiding from the prison guards and Paul became even more angry at the chain of events. But Cameron made Paul promise to come good if he pulled through, something which Paul worked on straight away by starting counselling to get to the bottom of his bad behaviour. However, Cameron then took a turn for the worst and died, leaving Paul even more embittered than ever before. After burying Cameron at home in Tasmania, Paul returned to Erinsborough hell bent on getting revenge on Max for causing his son’s death. He was tipped over the edge when he witnessed Max hugging his son Boyd and decided, since Max was only being charged with manslaughter, he would dish out his own form of punishment. After leaving a note for Elle apologising for what he was about to do, Paul followed Max down to Lassiter’s and pulled a gun on him. Luckily, Max managed to talk Paul out of doing anything foolish by pointing out killing him wouldn’t make his grief any easier to deal with and a broken Paul dropped his gun just as Lyn, who had found a note Paul left for Elle apologising for what he was about to do, arrived to confiscate the gun. Paul decided to act on the advice Max had offered him by refusing to pursue the manslaughter charges and allow Max get on with his life. The gun incident had led Lyn to re-evaluate her relationship with Paul, however, and she told him she didn’t want to see him anymore. But after her legal bills from the baby belt fiasco forced her to sell her home, Paul offered her and Oscar a room at No 22, on a strictly platonic basis. Lyn had no alternative but to accept, and felt a lot better about the arrangement when Izzy, on her way out of Erinsborough for good, revealed to her that she had lied about Paul murdering Gus. However, Paul had persuaded Izzy to tell Lyn this in return for him keeping quiet about the fact that she was carrying Karl Kennedy’s baby. As Lyn’s attitude towards Paul softened, he surprised her by whisking her and Oscar off to New York to visit her daughters Flick and Michelle. When Paul stayed on in America a bit longer than Lyn, she had convinced herself that Paul wining and dining beautiful young women in the Big Apple, particularly after Flick told her she had seen Paul with a mysterious blonde at one point. But Paul shocked Lyn by returning with an engagement ring and asking her to be the fourth Mrs Robinson. Lyn happily accepted, although they initially kept the news low-key. This was a difficult task to achieve, though, as the engagement ring Paul had bought Lyn was a little big for her finger and Lyn’s refusal to have it re-sized led to it constantly dropping off her finger as she went around town. The final straw came when it came off as she played ball with Oscar at Lassiter’s and it ended up in the lake. Paul hired a team of scuba divers to scour the water in the hope of finding it, but Lyn cleverly called them off at the last minute and explained to Paul that the lake was where she had disposed of his gun. Paul then took it upon himself to wade into the water and having finally found it, Lyn agreed to have it refitted. Paul was determined to make this marriage work and threw himself into neighbourly behaviour by having dinner with Lyn’s best friend Susan and Karl, who she had recently reunited with. He even decided to sell half of Lassiter’s, retaining a 49% share for himself, in order to cut back on his workload. In fact, Paul was so confident Lyn would be around for the long haul that he made plans to change his will to include her. However, as he worked on the details with the new solicitor at the Lassiter’s Complex, Rosetta Cammeniti, he found himself drawn to her. Paul was desperate to avoid the feelings he had for her, but matters were made worse by the fact that Rosetta had moved into No.30 right across the road from him. In the hope of focusing on his marriage to Lyn, Paul suggested they bring the wedding forward to just before Christmas and Lyn happily agreed. But Lyn unwittingly brought Paul and Rosetta closer when she offered her a business traineeship at the hotel. The sexual tension between Paul and Rosie came to a head when they were trapped in the hotel wine cellar together and got to discussing their past relationships. As Rosie revealed she was still a virgin and had put her professional life ahead of her private life, Paul could contain himself no longer and they shared a passionate kiss. The hotel staff found them before anything else could develop, and Paul pressed on with his plans to wed Lyn. As the wedding day arrived, Paul was plagued with thoughts and visions of Rosie, culminating with the very real vision of her passing the church in a car while Paul waited for his bride. Nevertheless, he went ahead with the ceremony and despite a brief pause as he made his vows to Lyn, the couple were declared man and wife. At the lavish reception that followed, Paul made a touching speech about how lucky he was to find his perfect woman at last. But the marriage was to be a short one, as Paul realised before the day was out that he couldn’t be trusted to be faithful and true to Lyn. A stunned Lyn was told by Paul in their honeymoon suite that he had kissed Rosetta and still had feelings for her, and would probably have feelings for lots of other women if they were to continue with their marriage. Devastated, Lyn had the marriage annulled and after going to the Maldives with Oscar on what would have been her and Paul’s honeymoon, she resettled in her hometown of Shelley Bay, unable to face Paul and Ramsay Street ever again. With Elle spending Christmas in Tasmania with Gail, Paul spent the holidays alone as he once again became public enemy number one in Erinsborough. When he passed by Rosie’s office at Lassiter’s on Christmas Day, he was surprised to see her at her desk and they shared a heart to heart over his disastrous marriage to Lyn and her disastrous flirtations with her housemate Frazer Yeats. After Rosie revealed that she had set herself a deadline of midnight that Christmas to lose her virginity, Paul offered to help her out while they still had time but before anything could happen, Frazer interrupted them with a bouquet of flowers for Rosie and a plea to give a relationship with him a chance. With Paul and Frazer now locked in a battle for Rosie’s affections, Rosie’s best friend Pepper Steiger proposed Rosie date each man for a week to work out which one suited her best. While Frazer begrudgingly agreed to go along with the plan, Paul took it as a challenge to prove himself and readily accepted it. Having wined and dined Rosie, Paul then set out to sabotage Rosie’s first date with Frazer at Lassiter’s restaurant by forcing the staff to be rude and inhospitable to the couple. But even having Frazer’s credit card cut didn’t detract from how well the pair were getting on and Paul was disgusted when she told him that the age difference between them was too great and she needed someone like Frazer to experience new things with. Paul then consoled himself by throwing himself into a period of no strings sex with Pepper, getting a kick out of the fact that she was Rosie’s best friend and confidante. Trouble loomed at Lassiter’s, meanwhile, when Loris Timmins, grandmother to the Timmins’ brood and Paul’s new partner in the hotel, signed her 49% share over to daughter-in-law Janelle and the Timmins kids. Paul was furious at the move, seeing the Timmins family as mere bogans who didn’t know the first thing about running a first rate hotel. He was further incensed by Elle’s support of them, as a result of her relationship with Dylan, and threw her out of No.22, leaving her to take refuge with at the Timmins house. The key to regaining some semblance of control over the company he had spent so long building up lay in the 2% that was owned by a mysterious, silent shareholder who only communicated at board meetings through instant messenger. Paul eventually discovered that ‘Mr 2%’ was actually The Scarlet Bar’s new bartender Will Griggs. Will was actually the son of old business acquaintances of Paul, the late hoteliers Clifford and Pamela Barnes, who had left their entire multi-million-dollar hotel chain to Will and his older brother Oliver. But with Will intent on living life as a normal, run of the mill bartender, he pleaded with Paul not to expose his true identity and Paul agreed in return for Will voting with him in all future board meetings. Determined to regain full control over his hotel empire, Paul decided he needed Elle’s support and set about ruining her relationship with Dylan. After setting Ned up to lose $25,000 in a rigged card game, Paul agreed to pay off his debts in return for Ned carrying out a number of tasks for him. Paul even sweetened the deal for Ned by putting him up in Karl Kennedy’s old flat, which Paul had recently bought and lavishly refurbished. Accompanying Elle, Dylan, and some other Ramsay Street lovebirds on a Valentine’s retreat in the countryside, Ned’s first act of treachery for Paul was to ensure Dylan fell into someone else’s bed. Ned was successful in getting him into bed with Carmella, although nothing actually happened between the two because he had drugged their drinks, but after Elle caught them the next morning, the damage was done and she went running back to Paul. With Elle back on side, Paul’s next targets were the Timmins’ themselves and he again used Ned to make life miserable for them. He had Ned rob their house, which they hadn’t insured, and mug Paul as he was taking the Lassiter’s takings to the bank, to make it look like a huge chunk of the company’s profit had been lost. Paul hoped that these actions, coupled with his announcing to the family at board meetings that the company was in serious financial trouble, would lead to them throwing the towel in and selling their shares. But Lassiter’s took a backseat to the Timmins family when youngest son Stingray died from an aneurysm after donating his bone marrow to his leukaemia stricken niece, Dylan’s baby daughter, Kerry. What Paul didn’t realise was that an enraged Dylan held him solely responsible for his younger brother’s death as Kerry had gotten the cancer from Dylan as a result of his exposure to the toxic waste Paul had dumped in the wetlands, and Stingray had died as a result of the operation to save the baby’s life. On a misson to make Paul pay, Dylan kidnapped him, taking him out to the bush where he played a dangerous game of cat and mouse with his former mentor. Dylan finally lured Paul to the same cliff where he had fallen and lost his leg, and pushed him off the edge. But as Paul was clinging on for his life, Dylan realised that he couldn’t leave him to die as he had enough grief to deal with and after helping Paul back up, he told him he was doing a good enough job of ruining his life by himself. Rather than change his ways after this latest eye opener, Paul simply became more and more vengeful and evil, and worst of all, had started to drag Elle down with him. Ever since Will’s brother Oliver had arrived in town, Paul was anxious to get on Oliver’s good side as he now owned Will’s 2% of Lassiter’s, and he realised the best way to get to him would be through a marriage to Elle. But Oliver had fallen for Carmella, and there was hardly any chance of Oliver giving Elle a second look. The only potential barrier to their happiness was Oliver’s unease at Carmella’s family, Erinsborough’s answer to the mafia. To seize on Oliver’s unhappiness with the Cammeniti way of doing things, Paul and Elle planted explosives on Carmella’s fruit van. Although they hadn’t meant to harm anyone and the bomb had been timed to go off when there was nobody in it, both Carmella and Oliver were almost killed when the explosives were a little late to detonate. Without batting an eyelid, Paul encouraged Elle to continue in their quest to win Oliver over and she used their country cabin as the perfect place to seduce Oliver when she loaned it to him after a quarrel with Carmella. The plan worked when Oliver finally succumbed and slept with Elle, much to the delight of Paul. But just as Paul’s scheme seemed to be paying off, Elle began to have second thoughts about all the deceit he had involved her in, and Elle realised that she was being used by Paul as merely another pawn in his game. Elle and Ned then opted to leave Erinsborough and get away from Paul, but Paul was adamant that she stay put, even hiding her passport so she couldn’t leave the country. Feeling sorry for Paul, Elle decided to stick around at the last minute, prompting Ned to reveal to her that Paul had arranged for him to break her and Dylan up. Disgusted at the lengths Paul had gone to to get what he wanted, Elle maintained her decision to stay, albeit with a much different purpose. Paul was thrilled when Elle arrived back apologising for contemplating leaving, and he agreed to let bygones be bygones. But what Paul didn’t know was that Elle had told Oliver everything about their plan to get their hands on the Barnes shares, and together, the pair had concocted their own plan to bring Paul down. They began by telling Paul they were engaged, and Paul was overjoyed at the prospect of amalgamating the Barnes wealth with his own. And to achieve Paul’s ultimate goal of regaining full control of Lassiter’s, Elle and Oliver convinced him that they had persuaded Janelle to sell her 49% to Oliver, which he would in turn sell back to Paul. Paul didn’t realise that Janelle was in on their scheme and so, never raised an eyebrow when Elle suggested he put the company in her name because Janelle was refusing to sell so long as Paul was involved in the hotel. Paul readily agreed to the ploy, and before the ink was even dry, he was celebrating with a cocktail party at the hotel restaurant. But he was stunned when Elle revealed that she wasn’t really engaged to Oliver but that they were now equal partners in Lassiter’s and she had taken everything away from him in order to save him from himself. Paul had Rosie scrutinise the contract he’d signed and was stunned to learn that it was incontestable and that he had signed over everything – Lassiter’s, the house, international investments, shares and even his everyday bank accounts. As he tried to return home, he found the locks had been changed and Elle had him arrested for trespassing after he crept in the back door. The only place Paul had to turn was the flat Ned had been using, and holed up there for days on end, Paul sunk into a state of despair. Bitter at Elle’s devious plot, despite it being ultimately well intentioned, Paul rejected her attempts at showing she still cared when she called over with food parcels and offered him a job at the hotel as an event co-ordinator. To add to his woes, Paul started to experience intense pain in his head and found it hard to understand what people were saying to him. It had been happening on and off for a while, but the stress of losing everything had amplified the sensations and he eventually sought medical help. He was shocked to be told that he was suffering from an acoustic neuroma, and required surgery to remove a hitherto undetected tumour that had been growing on his brain for several years. Rejecting his doctor’s advice, Paul ignored the diagnosis and resolved to carry on with his life as best he could. While still learning to deal with the news, Paul befriended a homeless teenager, known as Fox, when he tried to steal his lunch from him one day at Lassiter’s. Desperately in need of company, Paul found himself confiding in Fox and began to take onboard the advice Fox was giving him, particularly where Elle was concerned. Fox blamed Elle for all the suffering Paul had endured and persuaded him to break into No.22 and smash the house up. When Paul brought Fox to stay with him at the flat, Fox began to taunt Paul and refused to let him leave. Paul finally managed to escape and ran as far as the car park before collapsing as the noise in his head got louder and louder. He was taken to hospital where the doctors told him he must have the brain surgery or die. But Paul returned home in the hope of first making amends with Elle, only to again be met by Fox at the apartment, who was now making Paul believe Fox and Elle were working together to drive him insane. Paul started to fight with Fox, just as Elle arrived at the apartment and she was shocked to walk in and witness Paul fighting with thin air. Elle convinced Paul to go to the hospital with her, thinking he had had some kind of mental breakdown, but once there, Paul’s tumour was revealed to her and he was prepared for emergency surgery. Right up until he went under the knife, Paul was still being taunted by Fox, who was actually a figment of his imagination caused by the tumour. Paul lay in a coma for a week after the operation, with Elle maintaining a constant vigil. When Paul finally woke up, he had no idea who Elle was, and instead asked to see Jim and Helen. It quickly became clear that Paul had lost a large part of his memory during the surgery, and Elle was forced to break the devastating news to Paul that Jim and Helen had both died over ten years ago. Experiencing the grief all over again, Paul asked to be left alone to come to terms with what had happened. Things got worse when he realised Elle was his daughter, as he didn’t recall having any children and he put his foot in it with Harold when he visited and a clueless Paul started asking him how Madge was keeping. When Elle brought him in some photo albums in the hope of jogging his memory, Paul became preoccupied with the whereabouts of Gail when he saw a picture of her and he couldn’t accept that their marriage had broken up. As it became evident that the growth on his brain had been the cause of Paul’s descent into evil in recent years, and that the memory loss had made Paul forget all the bad things he had done to his family and friends, Elle opted to keep things that way in order to save Paul from any further upset and she persuaded everyone else to do the same. But Paul didn’t quite trust Elle, particularly when she claimed to have not been able to contact Gail, who Paul wanted to see. Pressing her for more information about what had happened in recent years, Elle finally told him about Cameron’s death and how Gail had broken off all contact with him since then. While Paul was sorry to hear he had lost a son, he couldn’t feel any remorse given that he had no recollection of the boy and was concerned instead about Gail. After Elle left her mobile phone behind in Paul’s hospital room by accident, he quickly found Gail’s number in Tasmania and left a message with her declaring his love for her and pleading with her to visit him. A highly sceptical Gail returned to Erinsborough, determined to have it out with Paul, believing his memory loss to be a convenient way for him to crawl back into people’s good books and rejecting Elle’s pleas to keep the truth from him. However, as soon as Gail came face to face with Paul again, she was shocked by how much he had reverted back to the man she had first fallen in love with and realised that the brain tumour must have been what caused his bad behaviour in recent years. Unable to bring herself to hurt him, Gail agreed to go along with Elle’s plan and spare Paul from knowing the truth about his past. But the truth came out when Paul overheard Gail and Elle discussing all the pain he had caused people, particularly in the months leading up to his operation, and the fact that Robert, his own son, had tried to kill him. On the eve of his discharge from the hospital, Gail sat Paul down and told him everything and he was stunned as he realised all the things that he had done to his family and friends, and by extension, what Robert had done. Upon returning to Ramsay Street, Paul broke down at a barbecue Elle had organised to celebrate his homecoming and he begged the forgiveness of his neighbours and friends for the hurt he had caused them. Adjusting to life as a father proved difficult for Paul, too, and he hurt Elle by asking her to refrain from calling him ‘Dad’ while he tried to get his head around things. When Gail pleaded with him to start working on his relationship with Elle, Paul complained that he couldn’t remember her, barely even liked her and had no feelings for her. Elle overheard the conversation and bitterly attacked Paul for neglecting her all her life and revealing how far she had gone before the operation to try and save him from self destruction. After things cooled down, Gail eventually persuaded Paul to patch things up with Elle and Paul agreed to give their father/daughter relationship a chance. As Paul settled back into some sort of normality on Ramsay Street, Gail found herself being drawn to him all over again. After spending a family night in in front of the box at No.22, Paul pleaded with Gail to give their marriage another shot. At first reluctant, Gail succumbed after Paul got her to concede that she still had deep feelings for him and they slept together. The next day, Paul whisked Gail and Elle off to the countryside for a family picnic but Gail gradually realised that they couldn’t simply wash away the past twenty years and live as if nothing had happened for any of them in between. Although still in love with Paul, Gail returned to Tasmania, explaining to him that she couldn’t bring herself to fully reunite with him as his wife, and left him heartbroken. With Gail gone, Paul put all his energy into redeveloping his relationship with Elle. It wasn't long before his paternal instincts began to kick in – when he caught Elle in a passionate embrace with Oliver, he was decidedly uncomfortable with the situation and when he expressed these feelings to Harold, Harold assured him that he was simply behaving like a father. Another person who Paul worked at patching things up with was Ned. Having bumped into him at the lake one afternoon and sensing that there was some bad blood between them, Paul extended the hand of friendship. Ned was initially sceptical of the new Paul but after a while he came around – particularly given he had just started a new chapter in his own life having been landed with Mickey, the eight-year-old son he never knew existed. Paul and Mickey also hit it off, which helped matters and when Paul realised that Ned was living with Mickey, and his pet dog Jake, in a hotel room at Lassiter's, he insisted on them moving in with him and Elle at No.22 for a while. Just as things were settling down for Paul, an unexpected bombshell was delivered to him when it emerged that he might be Oliver's father. Oliver had discovered he was adopted and had been on a quest to find his birth parents for some time, eventually finding out that his mother was Rebecca Napier – the daughter of the Barnes family's trusted manservant, Alan. After tracking her down and experiencing a few false starts, Oliver and Rebecca were finally getting to the point were it looked like they would be able to build a relationship. But then Rebecca paid Oliver a visit at No.22 and was stunned to see a photo of Paul on the sideboard. When Elle explained that the man in the photograph was her father, a horrified Rebecca fled and returned when only Paul was home. Paul was initially confused by her visit but gradually a memory came back to him when Rebecca explained that they had met on a flight back in Paul's air steward days and had shared a romantic weekend together. Although he now remembered Rebecca, Paul was still unsure of why she had appeared on his doorstep after so long but was shocked when she told him she was Oliver's mother and urged him to stop Elle and Oliver from seeing each other immediately. When Paul pressed her for a reason, Rebecca told him that he was Oliver's father. While Paul struggled to come to terms with the news, all concerned were also hugely disturbed by the fact that if Rebecca's revelation was proved to be true, Elle and Oliver – by now involved in a serious relationship - were half-siblings. Paul and Oliver agreed to have a DNA test, and Oliver tried to set Paul's mind at rest while they waited for the outcome by assuring him – falsely – that he and Elle hadn't been having sex. Meanwhile, Paul and Rebecca got to know each other better as they waited for the results and Paul pressed Rebecca to explain why she had never got in touch to tell him he had gotten her pregnant all those years ago. Rebecca explained that when she found out she was pregnant, she phoned Paul's house but the prickly Julie had taken the call and had been quite rude to her – leading Rebecca to assume Julie was Paul's wife rather than his sister and fearing she would break up a marriage, she gave up on Paul. Rebecca's long-held belief proved to be unfounded, however, when the DNA tests came back negative – much to the relief of Elle and Oliver, although Paul did tell Oliver that he would have been proud to have been his father. Rebecca went into meltdown upon discovering Paul wasn't Oliver's father and when she refused to tell Oliver who else could have fathered him, a furious Oliver cut all ties with her. However, Paul realised that there must have been a pretty big reason for Rebecca not to want to tell Oliver the truth and he met with her to try and get to the bottom of things. Rebecca admitted to Paul that if Oliver wasn't fathered by him, the only other person who it could have been was Richard Aaronow, the father of her other son, 17-year-old Declan. Paul was horrified when Rebecca went on to reveal that Richard was a violent and dangerous man who had pursued her relentlessly over the years, eventually raping her, which was what had resulted in Declan's conception. As a result, Rebecca had spent most of her life on the move, fearful of Richard catching up with her and Declan. Paul and Rebecca grew closer as he offered her his support, and Paul succeeded in getting Oliver to give Rebecca another chance. When Oliver pressed Rebecca once more to reveal who his father was, she invented the name Andrew Butler until Paul convinced her to level with Oliver once and for all and she broke the news to him about Richard Aaronow. When Elle – unaware of what a horrible man he was – tracked Richard down and told him about Oliver and Declan's whereabouts, Rebecca was furious when she found out and, terrified that he was going to arrive on her doorstep at any moment, made plans to leave town. But Paul stepped in and persuaded her it was time she stopped running, and invited her and Declan to move into No.22 where they would be surrounded by people and be safe. When Declan learnt the truth about what his father had done to Rebecca, he flipped out and lured Richard to a remote fishing spot under the pretence of getting to know him better. Paul, Oliver and Rebecca were forced to race after him when they saw a note he had left for them saying he had gone to sort Richard out. By the time they got to the river, Declan was about to be attacked by Richard and Paul and Oliver intervened and rescued him from his clutches in the nick of time. Paul brought Rebecca and Declan away to a cabin in the country to get away from it all and while there, Paul and Rebecca admitted that they both had feelings for each other and became a couple. Their new found happiness was interrupted by Richard, however, when he tracked them down to the country and set upon Rebecca while she was gathering wood alone in the bush. Although she escaped unhurt, the ordeal led Rebecca to decide to take a civil case against Richard – but a shocking surprise was in store when it emerged Richard was in end stage renal failure and only a kidney transplant from one of his sons could save him. Declan wanted to donate one of his so that Richard would live long enough to face his day in court but Rebecca wouldn't allow him and instead, Oliver stepped into the breach – extending Richard's life for the time being. Journalist Elizabeth “Libby” Grace Kennedy-Fitzgerald (Kym Valentine, 1994-2004, 2005-cameo, 2007-). Libby is the second child of Karl and Susan Kennedy, and their only daughter. As a teenager, Libby was always bright and clever, and involved herself in her grandfather’s communist beliefs, much to the dislike of Karl. Libby always resented her father for moving the family to Erinsborough without even telling them. She quickly made friends with Brett Stark after he promptly helped Libby move furniture into their new house, which resulted in him putting the arm of a chair through the wall. Although Brett had feelings for Libby, he never acted upon them. Her first part time job was at Philip Martin’s (Ian Rawlings) news agency, which she pursued even after being threatened by a robber. Despite Karl warning her not to continue, she carried on working there until she was offered a part-time cadetship at the Erinsborough news. Libby [Elizabeth] Grace Kennedy-Fitzgerald 1994-2004, 2007- Lived: 22, 28, 32 Ramsay Street, Libby and Drew's flat, Libby and Darren's house Parents: Karl and Susan Kennedy Marital Status: Drew Kirk (2001-2002; died), Daniel Fitzgerald (2009-) Siblings: Malcolm, Bill and Holly Children: Ben Family Tree: Kennedy Occupation: Student, Newsagency Assistant, Lou's Place Barmaid, Journalist, Grease Monkeys Waitress, New Voice Editor/Publisher, Carpenter's Mechanics Owner, Teacher at Erinsborough High School The only daughter of Karl and Susan Kennedy, Elizabeth Grace Kennedy was always wise beyond her years as a child, and by the time she reached adolescence, Libby was an intelligent, worldly wise young girl. Politically aware, Libby aligned herself with her grandfather's Communist beliefs, much to the dislike of Karl, and the closeness Libby shared with Grandpa Tom often caused contention for Karl since he had always had a difficult relationship with his father. Libby was appalled when her father suddenly announced in 1994 that he had bought a new house for the family in the suburban town of Erinsborough, and the family were moving out of the country. Neither Libby nor her brothers, Malcolm and Billy, were impressed with the idea of moving to the city and resented Karl for making the plans without even consulting them. However, it didn't take Libby long to settle into Erinsborough. She made a friend in studious Brett Stark on her first day in Ramsay Street, and the pair became soul mates. Although he valued Libby as a trusted friend, Brett also harboured feelings for her, but was scared to act upon them. Instead, he and Libby became embroiled in an elaborate scam to get Stonie Rebecchi elected school captain. After Mal barged into her bedroom one afternoon to borrow her walkman, Libby demanded some new house rules be brought into effect to protect her privacy. Susan told the boys they were to stay out of Libby's room unless she asked them in. But Billy was determined to get his own back on Libby for teasing him about his recent crush on Leanne 'Packo' Packington and so, sneaked into her room to get Libby's personal journal, in which she was writing a steamy novel. That evening at dinner, Billy embarrassed Libby by reading out passages from her journal, and landed her in trouble with Karl and Susan who were shocked at the steamy content of the writings. Libby's embarrassment was extended to the schoolyard when Mal brought the journal to school and read some of the steamy extracts to the other students. Libby called a family meeting where she demanded a lock be put on her door in the wake of the recent invasions of her privacy, but her request was turned down by Karl and Susan, who felt the punishment they had dished out to the boys for their behaviour was enough. Libby remained furious with Mal, however, and when Billy took some photographs of Mal flexing his muscles in the mirror, Libby had the film developed and put the pictures on display in the Coffee Shop and around the neighbourhood. The embarrassment Mal suffered as a result ended the privacy dispute once and for all - much to the delight of Karl and Susan. A part-time job at Philip Martin's newsagents in the Lassiter's Shopping Arcade was working out very well for Libby until her life was put in danger when she was held up by a robber one afternoon. Libby was forced to empty the cash register by the robber, but he refused to believe her when she told him there was hardly any money because Philip had just left beforehand to lodge the takings at the bank. As the robber became more aggressive and accused her of lying, Libby saved herself by using what she had learned at self defence class, and held him down until Philip got back from the bank and called the police. The incident left Karl convinced that the job was too dangerous for Libby to continue with, and he insisted she didn't work there again. Libby and Susan both opposed Karl's plan, and after pointing out to him that no matter where you are in life there's always a possibility of danger, Karl relented and agreed to let her continue working at the newsagents. Ultimately, Libby was to quit the newsagents anyway after landing a part-time cadetship at the Erinsborough News - her first step in her quest to become a journalist. When university graduate Luke Handley moved in next door to the Kennedys, Libby instantly got a crush on him. And Luke began to develop feelings for Libby, too, when he offered his services as a model to her in a photo-essay she was doing on the human body. When Karl came across some shots of what he thought were of Luke's bum, he suspected Libby of being involved with him and confronted her. But Libby explained to Karl that the shots in question where actually of Luke bending his arms, and Karl was forced to apologise to Libby for suspecting her of getting sexually involved with Luke. But unbeknown to Karl, Libby and Luke were becoming more and more attracted to each other, and they finally kissed. Libby was delighted by the development, and confessed to Brett that she was mad about Luke. She even told Susan and Karl about her feelings for Luke, in the hope that being honest would make them trust her. But Karl grounded Libby, and forbid her from seeing Luke. Luke, meanwhile, told Karl and Susan that he was as uncomfortable with the age difference as they were, and he insisted that he was only trying to let Libby down gently. Susan hatched a plan with Luke whereby he would shower Libby with love and attention in an attempt to make her lose interest in him. But the plan backfired when Libby realised her parents were only suddenly being so nice to Luke in order to put her off him. And Libby was gutted when Luke revealed to her that he had been involved in Karl and Susan's plan too, and he finally told her they could only ever be friends. Libby had a hard time dealing with Luke's admission, and refused to speak to him. But after she received a letter in the post from Luke in which he explained how badly he felt about the way things had worked out between them, and how deeply he cared for her, Libby accepted that he never meant to hurt her, and agreed to maintain their friendship. Libby impressed her bosses at the Erinsborough News when she began writing articles under the pseudonym Biddy Tuncliffe about the dramas her neighbours in Ramsay Street were currently going through - such as the relationship between Lucy Robinson and trainee priest Mark Gottlieb, and the romantic complications of Annalise Hartman. Brett warned Libby about the dangers involved in writing about the problems of people she knew, but Libby ignored his advice. It was only when Libby wrote a piece clearly based on Brett's (non-existent) love life that she learnt a lesson in journalistic integrity. Brett accused Libby of betraying their friendship and even though Libby insisted that she hadn't set out to portray him as the loser he appeared to be in the article, Brett refused to forgive her and became even angrier when he was teased at school over the story. Libby also had to incur the wrath of Annalise when Brett told her that it had been Libby who wrote the piece about her weeks before. Libby sought comfort from Susan as she tried to cope with the hurt she had caused her friends and neighbours, and she made one last attempt at healing the rift with Brett. Luckily for Libby, Brett had begun to receive tons of faxes and letters from girls interested in the loser in love that had appeared in the paper, and he gladly agreed to forgive her. Libby found romance over the internet after meeting surfer Sonny Hammond in a chat room and meeting him in the flesh a few weeks later. They started dating, but Libby was forced to evaluate her feelings about sex when Sonny began to put pressure on her to take their relationship further. Libby confided in Angie Rebecchi about her predicament, who enabled Libby to see that she just wasn't ready to lose her virginity yet, and shouldn't until she was absolutely sure she had found the right guy. However, Sonny piled the pressure on, booking a room for him and Libby at a guesthouse in Minerva for the weekend. Libby told Sonny she wasn't ready to go that far with him, and he accepted her decision. But the next day at the beach, Sonny started to get heavy with her when they found themselves alone in a secluded spot. Libby ended up fleeing the beach in panic, leaving Sonny feeling confused and uncomfortable with the situation. When Sonny showed up at the Kennedy house that night to find out what was wrong with Libby, he found her in the back yard in a subdued mood. Sonny persuaded a reluctant Libby to get into his van with him to talk about what had happened at the beach, but once they were inside, it became apparent that Libby didn't want to discuss the incident at all. But Sonny kept pushing and pushing and when Billy came out onto Ramsay Street, he noticed movement inside Sonny's van. After hearing Libby shouting, he ran over to see what was going on. Sonny was furious when Billy began banging on the windows of the van, and declaring that they couldn't get a moment alone to talk, Sonny drove off and brought Libby to his place. Billy alerted Karl and Susan to the situation, prompting Karl to hurriedly drive over to Sonny's. But just as Libby and Sonny were reaching an understanding about where each of them stood on the physical aspect of their relationship, Karl arrived and grabbed Sonny out of the van to defend his daughter. Sonny protested that there was nothing going on, and Libby tried to calm Karl down and assure him she was safe. But Karl refused to accept that Sonny had acted in a responsible manner, and drove Libby home. Libby was disgusted with Karl for dragging her away and interfering in her relationship and gave her father the cold shoulder over his actions. However, Libby showed that she was still nervous about bodily contact after Brett sneaked up behind her as a joke in the garden, and she was startled, turning around and lashing out at him, before breaking down in his arms and apologising. As a result of the incident with Brett, Libby confessed all her fears and doubts about sex to Susan, and she revealed that she thought there was something wrong with her for not wanting to have sex. But Susan assured her that she would know when the time was right and it obviously wasn't yet and obviously not with the right person. Libby felt a lot better after her talk with Susan, but was still faced with the prospect of dealing with the pressure from Sonny. Even though Sonny agreed to ease off, Libby needed time to evaluate whether she wanted to pursue the relationship or not, and she and Sonny took a break from each other. Libby eventually agreed to give things another go and was excited when Sonny brought her to a fancy restaurant for Valentine's night. But she was shocked when Sonny announced over the dinner that he actually didn't want to see Libby anymore because he was so insecure about how far he could go with her. A heartbroken Libby found a shoulder to cry on in the form of Brett, and Libby returned the favour for Brett a few weeks later after he split up with Judy Bergman, the older woman he had been seeing. Both Libby and Brett's relationship failures had largely been due to the fact that neither of them where ready for sex with their respective partners, and the duo managed to overcome their insecurities about losing their virginity once and for all by having sex with each other. Although they felt slightly awkward and uncomfortable the following morning, both Libby and Brett agreed that it had been the right thing to do, and it helped both of them move on with their lives. The incident confirmed the deep friendship Libby and Brett shared, and when Brett left to travel overseas soon after, he left his beloved pet gala, Dahl, in Libby's care. More problems occurred for Libby when a case of crossed wires led the Kennedy family to believe that Libby was pregnant. The misunderstanding began when Karl and Susan noticed Libby had been looking in the women's health section of the telephone directory, while Danni Stark suspected Libby was pregnant after Billy mentioned that she was 'due' soon. Danni had failed to realise that Billy meant Libby had been due home soon, and she wasted no time in spreading word of Libby's 'pregnancy' around the neighbourhood. When Mal and Danni offered Libby their full support, Libby mistook them to be referring to her attending the women's health clinic, and she was furious with them for being so nosey and interfering. Unbeknown to Libby, everyone thought she was up to a lot more than visiting the health clinic, and when Karl called a family meeting, Libby was totally stunned when she realised that her 'pregnancy' was on the agenda. Furious at them for prying into her personal business and angry that they would think she'd be careless enough to get pregnant, Libby put Karl and Susan out of their misery by revealing that she had actually been down to the women's clinic simply to discuss safe sex as part of her process of coming to terms with her growing sexuality, and then angrily requested they all stay out of her sex life in future. When Libby interviewed Rupert Sprod, the hunky captain of the school football team, as part of a video she was making about the school team, she was quickly smitten with him. Libby had previously never given Rupert a second thought, thinking of him as simply a jock and ladies man, but started to see him in a new light, after they realised they both shared an interest in photography. Libby was most impressed with Rupert when he confided in her about his dream of becoming a television sports presenter, proving to Libby that there was more depth to Rupert than she had thought. And Libby was thrilled when Rupert asked her to go to the school dance with him. The couple started dating, and enjoyed a blissful start to their relationship until school bitch Rachelle intervened and started trying to break Libby and Rupert up. Libby ignored Rachelle's early attempts to ruin their relationship by telling Libby that Rupert was messing about with loads of the girls from school. But Rachelle finally succeeded in causing trouble for the couple when she kissed Rupert at a party to celebrate the footy team's victory in the finals. Libby would never have known about the kiss if it wasn't for the fact that Toadie Rebecchi had taken photos of the party, and had snapped Rupert and Rachelle just as they were kissing. Libby was devastated when, despite Toadie's attempts at stopping her, she looked at the photos from the party and saw the shot of Rupert kissing Rachelle. Libby confronted Rupert about the photographs, and Rupert insisted that it was a one off thing and would never happen again. Libby accepted Rupert's explanation, but she was adamant that their relationship was over. Rupert pleaded with Libby to give him a second chance, and enlisted Toadie's help in talking Libby around. But just as Libby was starting to think about getting back with Rupert, Hannah Martin told her she had overheard Rupert blackmailing Toadie into working on changing Libby's mind, and Libby was furious. She decided to get her revenge on Rupert during the class to show the footy video she had been working on, and did so by editing in the Rupert/Rachelle photos with a commentary about how untrustworthy some footy players were. Although embarrassed by the stunt, Rupert still longed to get back together with Libby and again pleaded desperately with her to forgive him for what had happened. But Libby could never trust Rupert again, and resolved to put the relationship in the past. If her relationship with Rupert had caused Libby problems, it was nothing compared to the tumultuous times that followed as she embarked on her most serious relationship with bad boy turned good Darren Stark. The older brother of Brett, Darren had spent two years in prison for taking part in an armed robbery, and was the last person Karl wanted to see Libby become involved with. But Libby saw something special in Darren - he was a young man who was desperately trying to get back on the straight and narrow, and the rough edge about him made him even more appealing to Libby. However, Karl found him totally unsuitable for his daughter. Not only was Darren an ex-con, but he also hadn't finished school, and had come into Libby's life in the final months of Year 12, a time which Karl felt Libby shouldn't have time for a boyfriend. Karl's overbearing interference in their relationship took its toll on Libby and Darren, and they decided to secretly move out. They found a small flat to live in, and only Mal knew the location of it. Libby found it tough going, however, because her HSC was fast approaching, and studying in the noisy and cramped building proved extremely difficult. After being away from home long enough to demonstrate to Karl how serious they were about each other, Libby and Darren finally decided to move back to their families, and Karl gave the couple his blessing. Tragedy struck that same day, however, when Darren's mother, Cheryl, was knocked down and killed. Darren dealt with his mother's death very badly, and was slow to respond to Libby's support. He even became jealous of the bond between Libby and Brett, who had returned for the funeral. Eventually, Darren realised that he was being stupid for suspecting Libby and Brett of impropriety, and he apologised for the way he had been treating Libby. Libby was thrilled when after successfully completing her HSC, she started studying journalism at university. However, heartache was just around the corner when Darren cheated on Libby by having a brief affair with Mal's girlfriend, Catherine O'Brien. The betrayal by both their partners upset Libby and Mal greatly, and even when Darren proposed to Libby to prove his commitment to her, she couldn't trust him enough to put the affair with Catherine behind her. To take her mind off her failed relationship, Libby threw herself into a new part-time job helping out around the house of a young blind man, Rohan Kendrick. Libby found Rohan very disagreeable at first, but she soon got to the bottom of his behaviour when she discovered he had low confidence in himself as a result of his blindness. But Rohan proved himself by saving Libby's life one afternoon when they were walking in the bush, and Libby slipped off a rocky ledge. Rohan successfully went for help by himself, and saved Libby's life. Libby and Rohan began seeing each other after the ordeal, but Rohan realised that Libby wasn't yet over Darren, and ended the relationship. Just as Libby was rediscovering her feelings for Darren, she discovered he was leaving Erinsborough for Byron Bay. But Susan persuaded Libby to chase after Darren and tell him how she felt, prompting Libby to race down to the bus station to stop Darren from going. Although she was too late, Libby followed the bus until its first stop, where she then stunned Darren by confessing she was still in love with him and didn't want him to go. Darren was thrilled by Libby's confession, and opted to stay in Erinsborough after all. However, Darren cheated on Libby a second time when he kissed single mother Shannon Jones at the university ball. Libby was initially impressed with Darren's honesty when he came to her straight away and owned up to what he had done. But after a picture of the kiss appeared in the Erinsborough News, Libby realised that Darren had only told her about the kiss because he knew she would find out from the newspaper. Disgusted and betrayed by Darren, Libby ended the relationship. Darren left Erinsborough soon after, but spent one final evening with Libby when the two met at a motel as they both set out on their journeys (Libby was making her way to Grandpa Tom's farm). After they spent the night reminiscing about their relationship and looking forward to their futures, Libby and Darren parted as friends, finally bringing closure to their relationship. Mechanic Drew Kirk moved to Erinsborough from the country just as Darren was leaving town, and he immediately fell in love with Libby. Libby, however, only saw Drew as a good friend, and despite the fact that they spent all their time together, she never saw him in any other light. Drew was a well mannered, polite country boy, who was very old fashioned, and wanted to do everything the right way, so it was totally against his nature to make a move on Libby if she showed no signs of interest. Instead, Drew was content to sit watching the stars with Libby at night, and admire her from afar. Libby was devastated when she discovered that Karl had had an affair with his receptionist, Sarah Beaumont, and she rejected her father in disgust. Karl desperately tried to make things up to Libby, but it took her a long time to forgive him for betraying the family. Libby was also furious with Sarah after the affair was exposed, particularly since Sarah had confided in Libby about seeing a married man. A deep rift existed between the two girls from that point onwards, and was never fully healed. The nearest Libby ever came to forgiving Sarah was when she was forced to interview Sarah and her fiance Dr. Peter Hannay for the Erinsborough News. Libby had to interview the couple about the aid work Peter was involved with, and the couple's plans to work in that field in Holland. But just before the interview started, Sarah suggested she and Libby clear the air once and for all and get everything off their chests. Libby agreed, and after getting things out into the open, Libby managed to put her anger towards Sarah behind her at last. Libby remained oblivious to Drew's love for her, and devastated him when she started dating her uni lecturer, Mike Healy. Libby's relationship with Mike also upset Karl and Susan, who were uncomfortable with the age gap between the couple. Mike was also recently separated from his wife, Victoria, and had a young daughter, Sasha. But Libby ignored her family and friends' concerns, and kept seeing Mike, and she was thrilled when Mike moved into Ramsay Street, renting No. 32. However, Libby was cheated on yet again when Mike started seeing Victoria again behind Libby's back. It was Drew who initially broke the news to Libby, having spotted Mike and Victoria kissing one afternoon, and Libby refused to believe Drew. Libby's reaction hurt Drew so much that he made plans to leave Erinsborough, feeling there was nothing for him to stick around for anymore. But when Sasha told Libby that her mum was pregnant, Libby confronted Mike about the revelation, and he admitted that he had been sleeping with Victoria again, and the baby was his. On top of the anger she felt over Mike's betrayal, Libby was also furious with herself for the way she had treated Drew. Luckily, Libby managed to apologise to Drew before he left town, and she was thrilled when he agreed to stay. Soon after, Drew brought Libby to visit his family in his hometown of Oakey, in Queensland. Libby was immediately welcomed into the Kirk family by Drew's parents, Ron and Rose. Indeed, Libby impressed the whole of Oakey during her stay, and when she and Drew attended the local dance, they were inundated with compliments about what a lovely couple they made. On their return journey to Erinsborough, Libby and Drew discovered that Drew's kid brother, Dougal, had hid in the boot of the car in the hope of getting to the city with them. They decided to stop at a cabin for the night to get some sleep, but because Dougal was now with them, Libby and Drew were left sharing a room. To avoid any awkwardness, however, Drew insisted on sleeping in a chair and Libby took the bed. When Drew started seeing Shannon Jones, Libby couldn't hide her discomfort with the situation, and eventually told Drew about Shannon and Darren. However, Drew realised that the real reason Libby was so uncomfortable with him seeing Shannon was because she was jealous, and he decided to confess his love for Libby at last. However, Libby backed off straight away, not wanting to lose her friendship with Drew. Hoping to get over Libby's rejection, Drew started seeing Geri Hallett, Libby's arch rival from uni. Seeing Drew and Geri together made Libby finally realise that she was in love with Drew and she decided to go to London to stay with Mal for a few months in the hope of putting Drew out of her mind. But just before she left, Drew told her he didn't want her to go, and admitted that he didn't feel nearly as strongly for Geri as he did for Libby. Libby was thrilled, and at long last, she finally started seeing Drew. The strength of their commitment to each other was tested, however, when Libby decided she wanted to take a year out from uni to travel overseas. Drew was dead against the idea, and told Libby he had no interest in travelling. Libby, on the other hand, was determined to see the world, and arranged for Karl to give her a loan to buy airline tickets to Africa. But Drew was determined to keep Libby in Erinsborough, and decided to propose to her. He popped the question as the whole of Ramsay Street was seeing in the new year at the Millennium street party, but before Libby could answer, the Scully house went on fire with little Louise Carpenter trapped inside. Drew raced inside to save Lolly, and luckily, got out with only minor burns. While Drew recuperated in hospital, Libby decided that she couldn't marry him, but before she could break the news to him, Ron and Rose arrived down from Oakey and assumed Libby had accepted the proposal. The Kirks even organised a special lunch at Lou's Place to get to know the rest of the Kennedy family, but Libby eventually told Drew that she wasn't ready for marriage and turned his proposal down. Drew took the news quite well, vowing to wait until Libby was ready, and he was thrilled when Libby cancelled her travel plans in order to stay in Erinsborough with him. Arch-enemy Geri stirred up trouble for Libby when she began spreading rumours around about Drew having an affair with new arrival, Stephanie Scully. Libby and Stephanie had become good friends when Steph moved into Ramsay Street, and even though Geri had accurately recognised Steph's attraction towards Drew, she was way off the mark implying that Drew was interested in Stephanie. Anyone could see that Drew was totally devoted to Libby, and Libby proved how secure she was in her relationship by not taking any heed of Geri. Geri, meanwhile, pressed on with her attempts at hindering Drew and Libby's romance by reporting Libby's rejection of Drew's marriage proposal in her gossip column in the Erinsborough News. But Libby got her revenge on Geri by exposing Geri's practice of accepting bribes from local businesses in return for free plugs on her Uni FM radio show. When Drew's Auntie Minnie visited Erinsborough, she was determined to meet Libby and vet her out as a prospective member of the Kirk clan. But Libby had already made plans to go clubbing with Steph and Tess Bell on the night Minnie was in town, and she was forced to cancel her plans in order to have dinner with Drew and Minnie. But once the dinner got underway, Libby realised that she had made the right decision, because Drew had fast become the most important person in her life. Minnie was to prove an important person in the road to the altar for Libby and Drew, because when she organised for the couple to get a special photograph done for her, Drew proposed to Libby a second time in the middle of the photographer's studio. And this time, Libby felt the time was right and said 'yes'. As the engagement got underway, Libby was introduced to a Kirk family tradition when Minnie sent the Kirk family quilt down to her, and requested that Libby add a patch of her own to the quilt. Libby and Susan desperately tried to decide on a panel for the quilt, and encountered further pressure when Rose and Drew's Aunt Janet visited to see how it was coming along. Libby had accidentally spilt water over the quilt earlier that day, and had hung it out to dry. But just as Rose and Janet were arriving, Libby went out the back to take in the quilt only to discover it was gone. Libby began a frantic search for the quilt while Susan kept Rose and Janet busy, and she finally found it in the Scullys' backyard being torn apart by their Rotweiler, T-Rex. However, Janet and Rose comforted Libby when they discovered the truth by revealing that the quilt had encountered many spillages and tears over the years, and they tucked in to help her repair the damage. Meanwhile, the level of interference in the wedding plans Libby and Drew were getting from their relatives and friends prompted the couple to think about eloping. Their idea was given a further push when other problems arose, including Grandpa Tom's refusal to attend the wedding if they married in church and Drew's Aunt Shirley refusing to stay in a hotel. And after the band Libby had wanted to play at the reception broke up, they finally agreed to elope. But Libby and Drew began to reconsider their plans after realising just how much effort the rest of the family was putting into the wedding. Just as they were about to change their plans, however, Susan was furious to take a call from a hotel in Fiji confirming Libby's wedding package. Susan was devastated at the thought of her only daughter marrying without her family around her, but a compromise was reached whereby Drew and Libby would marry in Erinsborough in return for less suffocation from the relatives. Tragedy struck only weeks before the big day when Libby and Stephanie were involved in a horrific motorbike accident on the way home from a weekend camping trip where Libby has asked Steph to be her bridesmaid. While Steph escaped the accident with minor injuries, Libby was unconscious for days, and when she finally came round, the doctors told her family that she would have very little chance of ever carrying a baby to full term as a result of her injuries. When Karl and Susan broke the news to Libby, she was devastated, but put on a brave face. However, Libby stunned Drew by breaking off their engagement as a result of the news, thinking that he would never want to marry her if she couldn't give him any children. Despite her family and friends urging her to reconsider her decision, Libby refused to even see Drew when she came out of hospital and she broke his heart when she got Steph to give the engagement ring back to him. As the months passed, Libby grew more and more distant from Drew. After she returned from a stay at Grandpa Tom's farm, Drew's hopes of a reconciliation were raised when Libby asked him to come over and see her. But he faced more upset when Libby told him all she wanted from him was friendship. A date with Geoff, a colleague from the Erinsborough News, got off to a bad start when they went for drinks in the pub before dinner, and bumped into Drew. Libby quickly suggested that she and Geoff go straight over to the restaurant, but once they got outside, Libby realised she had made a terrible mistake and apologised to Geoff for agreeing to the date, before going home. Once home, Libby admitted to Susan that she was still in love with Drew. However, Drew had by that stage thought Libby was completely over him and made plans to leave Erinsborough and return home to Oakey. When news of Drew's plans to sell his garage and leave town reached Libby, she tried to pretend it didn't matter to her and even announced that she intended to resume her travelling plans and work in England for a while. But some stern words from Steph, who was secretly in love with Drew herself, prompted Libby to realise she was being a fool to let Drew walk out of her life. Libby stopped Drew from signing the contracts for the sale of the garage in the nick of time, and admitted to him that she was still in love with him and wanted him to stay. Drew was overjoyed with Libby's declaration of love for him and decided to stay in Erinsborough. Karl and Susan were thrilled when Libby and Drew arrived back at the house and announced they were back together, and Lou Carpenter threw an impromptu celebratory party for them down at the pub. Stephanie was taken aback when she walked in on the celebrations, but managed to put a brave face on throughout the night. The party continued back at the Kennedy house, but Steph left early, unable to take any more of the fuss. Libby followed her home, sensing that something had upset her, but Steph brushed it off as problems with her boss. When the party ended, Drew whisked Libby away to Tom's farm, and stopped to look at the stars with her on the way. Drew asked Libby to assure him she was with him for the long haul, and when she told him she was, he gave her engagement ring back - bringing to an end months of heartache and upset for the couple. As the wedding preparations got underway again, Steph shocked Libby by announcing she couldn't be her bridesmaid. Steph made up an excuse about wanting to tour Australia on her motorbike, but Libby was suspicious about the decision. After seeing how upset Libby was, Drew pleaded with Steph to reconsider her decision for Libby's sake and she reluctantly agreed. Although Libby was relieved by Steph's change of mind, she still detected that Steph was trying to distance herself from her, and finally decided to confront her about her suspicions. Drew, who had found out a few months before how Steph felt about him, tried to talk Libby out of confronting Steph, but was eventually forced to tell Libby the truth. Libby was stunned at the revelation that Steph was in love with Drew, and when she raised the issue with Steph, Steph assured Libby that she had nothing to worry about since it was clear to everyone that Drew was devoted to her alone. In light of the revelation, both girls agreed that it would be too awkward to continue with the plan for Steph to be bridesmaid, and Libby asked her cousin, Gail, instead. Libby received a substantial pay out from the Accident Compensation Board before the wedding, and decided to use the money to buy herself a brand new car. But Drew had been fixing up an old Volkswagen for Libby in the weeks preceding the pay-out and had planned to give it to her as a wedding present. And Drew's plan suffered a further setback when Libby saw the VW after stopping by the garage and - thinking the car belonged to a customer - remarked that she would never go for such an old car. Lou eventually told Libby that the car was meant for her as a surprise, and Libby felt awful for unwittingly insulting Drew. Libby was touched by Drew's idea the more she thought about it, and she happily accepted the VW instead of buying a flash car, and decided to put the compensation money aside for a deposit on a house. Karl excitedly prepared his father of the bride speech for the wedding as the big day approached, but Libby told him she didn't want any speeches, fearing that her father would embarrass her. But when Libby came across Karl's wedding speech in the rubbish bin, she was touched when she read the heartfelt words he had written. Libby apologised to Karl for not giving him a chance to show her his ideas and told him she would be honoured to have him make the speech at the wedding. The wedding plans suffered another setback when Gail called to say she couldn't be Libby's bridesmaid because her baby had to have some minor surgery the week of the wedding. Luckily, Tess and Dione Bliss plotted to heal the rift between Libby and Steph before the big day, and after the two girls made up, Libby was thrilled when Steph agreed to be her bridesmaid again. Final preparations for the big day followed, with Mal sending Libby a special videotaped message to make up for him not being able to get home from London for the wedding. Madge Bishop gave Libby a lace handkerchief from her own wedding day as something borrowed, and Libby was thrilled when Susan presented her with her mother's necklace as something old. Finally, on 21 February 2001, Libby and Drew were married, in a very touching, traditional Scottish wedding at St. Stephen's Church. Their honeymoon in Surfer's Paradise was almost ruined when Geri Hallett showed up, announcing she had been sent up by the Erinsborough News to cover their honeymoon for the wedding column Libby had been writing in the weeks proceeding the big day. Although the newlyweds initially attempted to avoid Geri, they eventually gave in, and grant her some time with them so that they could get on with their honeymoon in peace. Upon returning to Erinsborough, the couple stayed with Karl and Susan while they searched for a place to live. But Libby was less than impressed when Drew announced he had found a perfect flat for them close to Ramsay Street, and had already given the landlord the bond for fear of losing out on it. Although Libby tried desperately to like the flat, she admitted to Susan that she hated it. However, after thinking about the practical side of it and listening to Susan fondly remember her first flat with Karl and the happy memories it evoked, Libby decided to give the place a chance, and made the move into her first home with Drew. While Libby was in London for Mal's wedding, Drew found himself having to ward off the advances of Ronnie Anderson, a customer from the garage who had developed an obsession with him. Ronnie even managed to make Libby suspect her and Drew of having an affair on her return to Erinsborough. Libby's suspicions increased when she found a mysterious earring under the cushion on the living room sofa and lipstick in the bathroom cabinet. But after Ronnie showed up in a frenzied state on the Kirks' doorstep claiming that she and Drew were having a full blown affair and were madly in love with each other, Libby realised that Ronnie was making everything up. Libby started to investigate Ronnie's background, and discovered that she was actually a missing person called Pamela Scott. After contacting Ronnie's father, Libby and Drew learnt that Ronnie was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder after losing her fiancee in a rock-climbing accident while on their honeymoon. Libby hatched a plan to reunite Ronnie with her father by having Drew phone Ronnie's mobile under the guise of wanting to meet with her at the garage. When a thrilled Ronnie showed up at the garage convinced that Drew had finally seen sense about their 'relationship' she came face to face with her father and broke down in tears, before agreeing to go home with him. Libby immediately fell in love with a stray puppy Drew found at the garage one day, and was determined to keep her. Unfortunately, the lease on their flat forbid them from keeping pets, and they were forced to put her in the dog pound. But Libby and Drew were devastated when they visited the puppy at the dog pound and were told she was going to be put down because she had a heart murmur and nobody would take her. Libby persuaded Drew to take the puppy home with them, and they agreed on calling her Audrey, after Audrey Hepburn, despite Drew preferring 'Muffin'. However, they still faced the problem of trying to keep Audrey's presence a secret from their landlord. A surprise inspection by the landlord threw Libby and Drew into panic one evening, and as Drew frantically cleaned up the flat to hide any clues that a dog was living there, Libby got into bed to hide Audrey under the covers. But Audrey started barking just as the landlord walked in, and Drew had to pretend that the noise was Libby coughing. Although he accepted Drew's explanation, he warned him that he would be keeping on the eye on the place for any signs of a dog. Luckily, Audrey was able to continue living at the flat without further interference. Libby received a huge shock when she suspected she was pregnant, and after a home pregnancy test showed up as positive, Drew urged Libby to see Dr. Lewin, her gynaecologist, straight away. But Libby was so excited at the idea of being pregnant, she put the risks it could pose to her health out of her mind, and held off on seeing Dr. Lewin, opting for the peace and quiet of Tom's farm instead. Susan and Karl suspected the kids of having marriage problems when they discovered Libby had suddenly gone to her grandfathers, but they were stunned when, after pressing Drew for an explanation, he told them Libby might be pregnant. Upon her return, Karl desperately tried to get Libby to see her doctor, and she eventually agreed. After the pregnancy was confirmed, Libby and Drew were devastated to be told that if Libby went ahead with the pregnancy, it would be potentially life threatening. Drew assumed that the next step would be for Libby to have an abortion, but he was shocked when Libby told him she wasn't going to have an abortion because she had a good feeling about the pregnancy and was determined to have the baby. Drew, Susan and Karl all pleaded with Libby not to put her life in such danger, but never one to be told what to do, Libby insisted she wasn't changing her mind. Drew eventually warmed to the idea of being a father, and once Libby assured him she would cut her workload and take things easy throughout the pregnancy, he supported her decision. And Karl and Susan gradually came to understand that Libby really wanted to be a mother, and they pledged their love and support. However, the pregnancy was to prove a traumatic few months for Libby. Despite her promise to Drew, she failed to cut back on her workload, and spent several weeks trying to secure an exclusive interview with the reclusive Dame Margaret Woolstead. Her hunt for Dame Margaret culminated in Libby collapsing in pain after finally tracking her down. Dame Margaret brought her inside and lay her on the couch while she called an ambulance, and as they waited for the ambulance to arrive, Dame Margaret tried to calm Libby down by granting her her long-sought-after interview. By the time Libby got to the hospital, the pain had stopped and while Drew, Karl and Susan rushed to her bedside to offer her comfort, Libby was more excited about finally getting her interview with Dame Margaret. Drew was furious with Libby for putting her life on the line by pursuing the interview in the first place, and warned her to give up journalism for the rest of the pregnancy. Libby infuriated Drew by rejecting his concerns and having her laptop and university work brought into her hospital room during her stay. But Drew came to realise that the work was just Libby's way of coping with the fear she was consumed with over the pregnancy after she broke down and told him how scared she was. Libby was thrilled when her journalism skills were recognised with an award at the Regional Journalism Awards for her expose on the fixed quiz show, Brainbusters. As a result of the award, Libby was offered a job as Youth Affairs correspondent at The Chronicle, a major daily newspaper. Drew and Susan both immediately objected to the idea of Libby taking such a demanding job while she was pregnant but Libby was determined to accept the job since it would be a major step forward in her career as a journalist. Libby accepted the job after a meeting with The Chronicle's editor, Martin West. However, the offer was withdrawn the next day under strange circumstances, and Libby quickly realised that West had pulled out of the deal after learning she was pregnant. Family friend and trainee lawyer Maggie Hancock suggested Libby sue The Chronicle for discrimination and after thinking over the idea, Libby agreed with the suggestion. A preliminary meeting with the paper's lawyer, Simon Hart, ended tensely after he accused Libby of only pursuing the case to make money and warned Libby and Maggie not to waste their time going to court because The Chronicle was prepared to fight them all the way. The meeting with Hart only served to increase Libby's determination to fight The Chronicle all the way and Maggie and Susan supported her in her determination. However, both Drew and Karl - while assuring Libby that they were proud of her for fighting against the act of discrimination - worried that the case could affect her pregnancy. Libby agreed with them after the baby kicked for the first time and helped her put things into perspective. But just as she was about to tell The Chronicle she would not be pursuing the case, they offered Libby an out of court settlement of $10,000. The offer put Libby in a difficult position. If she accepted the settlement, she was putting her reputation at risk by appearing to have only pursued the case to make money. On the other hand, the money would provide her and Drew with a decent financial base for the baby's arrival and buying a house - and Libby chose this option. But after receiving her settlement cheque in the post from The Chronicle, Libby realised they expected her to sign a document saying she had never been discriminated against by the paper and was never to talk about the incident to anyone. This infuriated Libby so much that she decided not to accept the settlement after all, and vowed to take the case to court and expose The Chronicle. Libby's fight against the newspaper was given a massive boost when Martin West's aggrieved secretary, Nancy Kelloway, approached Libby with some crucial evidence that would swing the case in her favour. Nancy provided Libby with an email West had sent her telling her that Libby was to be hired for the job on The Chronicle, and another email he had sent her later on the same day saying Libby wasn't suitable because she was pregnant. The new evidence forced The Chronicle to drop the case against Libby, and they agreed to settle with her. Libby was thrilled at her success in exposing the newspaper's discriminatory practices but her happiness was short-lived when she started to realise her name had been blacklisted in the journalism community as a result of the stand she had taken. The final straw for Libby was when her editor at the Erinsborough News - a former colleague of Martin West's - refused to publish her story in the paper. Disgusted by the betrayal from the newspaper she had worked on for so many years, Libby resigned. Drew was less than pleased when Libby announced that in light of her resignation from the Erinsborough News she was intending to start up her own magazine with Nadia, a friend from uni, using the money she had received from The Chronicle. Aside from his concerns of Libby overdoing it so much in the final months of her pregnancy, Drew also felt that the settlement money should be used to get a house and to support the baby. But the couple eventually compromised, and Libby agreed to invest $5,000 of the settlement money in her magazine, and keep the rest for a house deposit. After a lot of hard work and preparation, Libby was thrilled to pick up the first issue of Demo magazine from the printers. But she was stunned when she discovered Nadia was pulling out of the magazine having landed a job as editor on The Chronicle's new weekly magazine - also called Demo. Libby was furious that Nadia had taken their idea and sold it to The Chronicle, but she refused to give up on her dream, and published the first issue herself, under the new title, New Voice. Despite the baby being due any day, Libby insisted on going to Oakey with Drew and Karl for the annual rodeo in which Drew was competing. When Libby went for a walk during the rodeo, she stumbled across a barn and went inside to see some ponies. But a farmhand accidentally locked her in, and as Libby called out for someone to let her out, she went into labour. Libby tried to call Karl on her mobile as her contractions started getting stronger, but his mobile was switched off. She luckily managed to get hold of Susan back in Erinsborough, and after telling her what had happened, Susan scrambled to get hold of Karl and Drew. She finally got in touch with Karl by ringing Ron's cell phone, and Drew, Ron and Karl quickly found Libby locked inside the barn. Once they got her out, Libby was airlifted to Erinsborough Hospital where she gave birth to a baby boy. But her joy at becoming a mother was short lived after the warnings about it being dangerous for her to give birth proved true when she slipped into unconsciousness and flat lined. Luckily, the doctors brought her back from the brink of death, and after emergency surgery, Libby was stabilised and told she would make a full recovery. Libby and Drew decided to call the baby 'Ben', although there was uncertainty over whether or not he should take Kennedy or Kirk as a surname. They eventually agreed on using Kennedy as Ben's middle name, as well as Ian, in memory of a former editor of Libby's from the Erinsborough News who died of cancer just before the baby's christening. Libby underwent a bout of postnatal depression for the first few weeks of Ben's life, but gradually came to terms with the pressures involved in bringing up a baby. And after attending an editorial meeting for the second issue of New Voice, Libby realised that motherhood had changed her priorities significantly and decided to reconsider her commitment to the magazine. Libby and Drew were thrilled when Lou - who they had asked to be Ben's godfather -offered to let them move into No. 22 rent free since he was moving in with Harold Bishop next door at No. 24. Libby and Drew considered Lou's generous offer, with Libby strongly in favour of availing of Lou's offer and Drew less than enthusiastic about living across the street from Karl and Susan, fearing they would interfere by being so close. But Libby assured him that Susan and Karl would be no trouble, and after reminding him that they were already pretty close to them at the flat as it was, Drew finally agreed that he was worrying over nothing, and agreed to move into No. 22. They weren't alone at No.22 for long, however. Mal had returned from London and fallen out with Karl after he tried to oust Harold from the Coffee Shop, and as a result, spent a lot of time at Libby's seeking her help in healing the rift between him and Karl. And Steph moved in with the couple for a few months after discovering her fiancé, Marc Lambert had been having an affair with her sister, Flick. Libby found herself attracted to the idea of following her mother's footsteps into teaching after giving a guest talk about careers in journalism to Year 10 students at Erinsborough High. Despite getting a hard time from some of the students, Libby realised it was a rewarding career, especially after she began mentoring Boyd Hoyland in his accelerated learning programme in the wake of the talk she gave. Libby also started teaching Connor O'Neill, who was staying at the Scullys, how to read after he revealed he was illiterate. Unfortunately, just as everything was coming together for Libby in life, a series of events were to turn her world upside down, and change her life forever. When Susan slipped on some spilt milk, she suffered a nasty blow to her head and developed retrograde amnesia. The amnesia meant Susan lost the last thirty years of her memory, and Libby suddenly found herself with a mother who couldn't remember anything past her 16th birthday. Susan's amnesia brought about a massive upheaval in the Kennedy family, and Karl was devastated that his wife didn't remember anything of their marriage or children, and had no interest in remembering any of it either. Libby found it particularly difficult to deal with when Susan announced her plans to divorce Karl, and start her life afresh. In the midst of this drama, tragedy struck when Drew was killed suddenly in a horse-riding accident. Libby and Drew had been asked to move to Oakey by Ron, who wanted Drew to go into partnership with him on a stud farm. While Libby was reluctant to leave Erinsborough, she agreed to travel to Oakey with Drew to listen to Ron's proposal, and found herself gradually warming to the idea. And when Ron presented the couple with a beautiful house he was planning to buy for them, Libby and Drew were even more taken with the idea of moving to Oakey. Drew was clearly in love with the idea, but Libby was concerned about leaving her family behind at such a critical time. However, after talking to Ron, and later Dougal, Libby began to realise how important Drew's family was to him, and she started to think it was only fair that after all the time they had spent around her family, it was only fair they do the same with Drew's. And when Libby reflected on how much she missed being part of a family, between Mal living in London and Billy in Queensland, and her parents headed for divorce, she began to think that moving to Oakey would be good for her, Drew and Ben as a family. Drew was thrilled when Libby finally told him that she wanted to move up, and they toasted the new life ahead of them. The next day, Drew took Libby riding up at the stud farm, but their relaxing day took a tragic turn when Drew's cantankerous horse, Boney, threw him off, and Drew dropped to the ground in agony. Libby rushed up to the house to call an ambulance as Drew gasped for breath. Drew lost consciousness on the way to the hospital, and had to undergo emergency surgery after damaging his liver. Karl, Susan and Steph all rushed up to Oakey to be with Libby as she waited for news, and after Karl spoke to a specialist, he was forced to break the devastating news to his daughter that her beloved Drew had died. Drew was buried a few days later in Oakey, and Libby delivered a heartbreaking tribute to her husband at the service by singing Wild Mountain Thyme - the song Drew had serenaded her with at their wedding. Afterwards, Libby took Ben up to the house they would have been living in, and as they reflected on what had happened, Ron joined them. Blaming himself for his son's death by putting pressure on him to come back to Oakey, Ron told Libby that he wouldn't go ahead with the stud farm now. But Libby insisted that Ron should hold onto his plan, because otherwise, Drew's death had been for nothing. Upon returning to Erinsborough, Libby retreated into herself as she struggled to come to terms with losing the love of her life. Her family and friends rallied to help and support her, but Libby rejected everyone, locking herself away at No. 22 with Ben. It was only when young Summer Hoyland called to see her that Libby started to pick herself up. Summer had had a huge crush on Drew, and he had bought a teddy bear for Summer after she was diagnosed with Long QT Syndrome. Now, Summer wanted Libby to have the teddy, because she figured Libby needed it more than she did. The gesture prompted Libby into renewing her interest in Ben, who she had been largely neglecting in the preceding days, and she thanked Summer for her support. Susan also eased Libby's pain by offering to move in with her, and help her out around the house and taking care of Ben. Although Libby was initially apprehensive about the idea, she eventually realised that Susan meant well, and the arrangement worked out well for them both. As time passed, Susan's memory continued to improve, and her relationship with Karl had also been renewed in the wake of Drew's death. Susan also suggested she and Libby go to uni together, so that Libby could study to become a teacher, as she had been planning to before Drew's death. Karl, Susan and Libby all reunited under one roof a few months later when Susan and Libby agreed to move back home to the Kennedy house. Although slightly worried about moving back in with her parents, Libby couldn't deny that the move would be of enormous benefit to her, as she juggled being a single mother and studying. And Karl and Susan's decision to renew their marriage vows thrilled Libby, and she gladly gave her mother away on the big day. There were sighs of relief all round in the middle of the ceremony when Susan regained her memory, and the Kennedys could finally put their nightmarish few months behind them. Libby found herself racked with feelings of guilt and unease when she found herself developing feelings for Stuart Parker - an old mate of Drew's from Oakey who had stayed with Libby and Drew at their flat when he first came to town and was now living next door at No. 30. In the wake of Drew's death, Stuart had promised to be on hand for Libby and Ben if ever they needed anything, but as he spent increasing amounts of time with Libby, Stuart started to fall in love with her. Libby was initially oblivious to the fact that Stuart was attracted to her, and even entered them in a magazine competition to find the perfect couple in an attempt at winning a cash prize for Stuart to visit Flick - his fiancee - in New York. However, when Libby and Stuart made it through to the final stages of the competition and were asked to take part in a photo shoot in which they had to kiss, Libby pulled out and retreated in horror at the prospect of kissing someone else. After admitting to Susan that she was racked with guilt at realising she had feelings for Stuart, Susan suggested that Libby was just being too reliant on Stuart since he had started helping her out, and Libby decided to stop seeing so much of Stuart. Stuart was disappointed and surprised when Libby announced she didn't need him to pick Ben up from creche anymore but he was forced to accept her decision. However, matters were complicated further for Libby when Stuart met the Kennedys in the pub having lunch, and Libby was horrified when Ben called Stuart 'dada'. Stuart finally confronted Libby about her reasons for suddenly pulling back from him, and he revealed he had started to fall in love with her, and had even broke off his engagement with Flick. But Libby was adamant that nothing could happen between them, and while she had momentarily felt something for him, she no longer did. Landing a work placement at Erinsborough High as part of her teaching course delighted Libby, because it meant working with Susan and also getting to teach in her old stomping ground. However, Libby was torn between being a teacher and a friend to the students at school after coming across Lori Lee putting up a full-blown shot of new principal Candace Barkham's adjusting a wedgie. Having thought Lori had taken them all down after she had a word with her, Libby was upset to later find the pictures still up around the school, and she was forced to dish out some stern words to Lori. On the other hand, Libby proved to be of enormous support to Year 12 student Taj Coppin as he struggled to come to terms with the discovery that his girlfriend Nina Tucker was seeing his best mate Jack Scully. Libby later went on to help Taj with his English and Media classes, and eventually agreed to tutor him in the subjects - without realising that Taj was actually falling madly in love with her. It was only when Taj took to sending her bouquets of flowers and invited her to the movies with him that Libby realised he was attracted to her. Susan urged Libby to tackle him about his feelings but she refused, insisting it would all die down. Besides, Libby was busy falling for someone herself. Dr. Cameron Hodder had recently replaced Libby’s cousin Darcy at Karl’s surgery and although his initial meeting with Libby was a hostile one, they soon found themselves drawn to each other. They went on a couple of dates, but Libby was horrified when Cameron let it be known that he wasn’t hugely interested in kids. In fact, he had a young son of his own who he never saw by his own choice. Libby knew at that point that there could be no future for her and Cameron, given that Ben was a huge part of her life and before the relationship could go any further Libby called a halt to it. Libby was soon forced to return her attentions to Taj when he kissed her one afternoon at school while she was helping him with a project in the editing suite. Libby was both shocked and appalled by Taj’s actions, and warned him not to dare do anything like it again. But Taj protested that he loved her, and refused to accept Libby’s insistence that it was just a schoolboy crush. Libby began to get confused about her feelings for Taj, especially when Steph suggested that perhaps, she liked him too. Susan, on the other hand, was adamant that Libby could not even entertain the notion of becoming involved with a student, and, in her capacity as VCE co-ordinator, Susan warned Taj off Libby. But it was an unsuccessful warning, and when Taj turned 18 shortly afterwards, he was even more confident about winning Libby over. Sadly, it was to take the tragic death of Dee on her wedding day to bring Libby and Taj together. Shocked by her friend’s disappearance and also overcome with painful memories of Drew’s death, Libby retreated to the pub to drown her sorrows. Taj met her there after finishing his shift at the hotel, and comforted her as she poured her heart out to him. Afterwards, Taj walked Libby home, but as they chatted on the porch, Libby admitted that she couldn’t face going inside. Taj invited her to spend the night at his house, since his parents were away, and he assured Libby he meant in a platonic sense. Libby thanked him for the gesture, and in that moment, gave in to her passions and kissed Taj. Libby went back with Taj to his place and had sex with him, a course of action which she immediately regretted the following morning. Sleeping with Taj had proved to be a massive mistake for Libby and after she confessed all to Susan, she felt even worse. Susan was horrified that her daughter could do something so damaging to her career, and she gave her the cold shoulder for several weeks as a result. Karl, on the other hand, surprised Libby by being completely understanding with her predicament - a far cry from the days when he used to disapprove of virtually all Libby’s boyfriends. Taj, meanwhile, had fallen for Libby even more now that they had slept together, and he pursued her relentlessly. Libby eventually told Taj she was going to arrange for him to be moved to a different media studies class. Taj was furious by this announcement, and called over to the Kennedy house after school to confront Libby. Not wanting Susan or Karl involved, Libby went outside to have a word with Taj. Taj told Liby she couldn’t keep avoiding the situation, and pressed her to sort things out once and for all. But Libby insisted the whole thing had to end immediately and warned Taj to stay away from her, before running back into the house. Taj shouted after her, telling her that he loved her, and then left the garden. However, unbeknown to both Taj and Libby, Boyd and his mate Daniel Clohesy had been in the Kennedy’s back yard retrieving their football and heard the whole conversation. By the end of that evening, half the kids from Erinsborough High knew, thanks to Daniel spreading the word down at the Coffee Shop. And when Steph heard Boyd and Daniel talking about it, she warned Libby about the ‘rumours’ the boys were circulating. Libby was shocked, but didn’t tell Steph that they were actually true. The next day, however, Libby called in sick to the school, unable to face Taj and the other kids. Libby fled to Tom’s cabin in the mountains to try and clear her head for a few days. On top of the problem with Taj, Libby was also deeply upset over the tension that had erupted between her and Susan over the situation. Despite trying to call Susan several times while she was at the cabin, Susan couldn’t bring herself to speak to Libby. Karl drove up on the weekend to offer Libby his support as she contemplated her future, and unbeknown to Libby, Taj also made his way up to the mountains to see her. But when he saw her from the distance playing happily on the lawn with Ben, he finally realised there could never be anything else between them and he left a simple note explaining his feelings before returning to Erinsborough. When Libby returned home, she was back in town just in time for the birth of Oscar Scully, and it was at the hospital whilst visiting Lyn and the newest Scully that Libby and Susan finally made their peace. However, the recent events had made Libby realise it was best for her to move out of No.28 and fend for herself again. And so, when Stuart needed to find somewhere else to live after falling out with Toadie, Libby suggested they rent a flat together. Stuart was a little reluctant to take such a big step on account of the feelings they had for each other a few months before, but Libby assured him it was just a logical move of convenience between friends. Although Karl and Susan were surprised by the announcement, they recognised the need to let Libby live her own life and kept their reservations to themselves. In the end, it wasn’t an attraction between Libby and Stuart that led to the new living arrangements failing to work, but rather a lack of attraction. Stuart was a messy bloke, Libby was a fussy mother. Realising they couldn’t live together, Libby asked Stuart to move out, and no sooner had he moved back in with Toadie at No.30 than Libby had moved Steph into the apartment. Steph had recently been diagnosed with breast cancer, and didn’t want anyone but Libby and her brother Jack to know about her illness. This meant Steph had to break off her blossoming relationship with Max Hoyland, and move out of No.32 no sooner than she had moved in there. Libby was a huge source of support to Steph as she underwent an operation to have cancerous glands removed, although she did try to encourage Steph to tell Max and the rest of her family. Meanwhile, Libby decided to pack in her teaching career after the Taj debacle and sent her letter of resignation to Candace Barkham. When Susan caught wind of Candace’s intention to call over to Libby's apartment for a chat, she tried to warn Libby in advance. However, Candace got there first, and Libby braced herself for a stern talking to. But she got the opposite - Candace surprised Libby by revealing she had fallen for a student six years younger than her when she first began working as a teacher. Libby was delighted to listen to Candace’s similar experiences, and considered Candace’s plea not to give up on her teaching career. Soon after, Libby was thrilled to be offered a permanent teaching job in Adelaide and decided to take it. Although Karl and Susan were devastated at the prospect of her leaving, along with little Ben, and Steph would miss her friend as she went through chemotherapy, everyone understood that Libby badly needed a fresh start and wished her the best of luck in her new endeavour. In the initial months after Libby’s move to Adelaide, it seemed she wasn’t the only Kennedy who needed a fresh start. Karl was increasingly in turmoil over his career, missed opportunities – and most significantly, his marriage to Susan. He had turned to newcomer Izzy Hoyland, sister of Max, to confide in, although it gradually became clear that he was also attracted to the attractive new neighbour. In a matter of months, Karl and Susan’s marriage was practically over, and it culminated in Karl moving into a nearby flat. Libby was disgusted with her father, for what she saw as abandonment of her mother and she broke off contact with him. And when the opportunity of a two-year contract in Adelaide cropped up, Libby was torn over whether to accept it or return to Erinsborough. In the end, Libby decided that she wanted to be there for Susan at her darkest hour, and she and Ben returned to Erinsborugh. Susan was thrilled to have Lib and Ben back at No.28 with her, and Karl was delighted by their return. However, his joy was soured when he realised Libby had been back in town for a few days and hadn’t contacted him. At Susan’s urging, Libby called over to Karl’s flat to see him, where she vented her anger and confusion at him for walking out on nearly thirty years of marriage with Susan. Karl tearfully told Libby that it was all very confusing to him too, and that he was having difficulty coming to terms with the dramatic change in his life. But Libby took some comfort from Karl’s insistence that, contrary to rumours around the neighbourhood, he was not involved with Izzy and they were simply friends. The talk seemed to bode well for the future of Libby’s relationship with Karl, as they made their peace. But the resolution of the conflict between father and daughter was turned completely on its head when the next day, Libby called over to Karl’s unexpectedly and found Izzy there, having clearly spent the night with Karl. After Izzy hurriedly left, a disgusted Libby angrily confronted her father about the lies he had blatantly told her the day before. Karl desperately tried to explain to Libby that it had all happened unexpectedly the night before when Izzy called over and confessed she wanted to be with him. But Libby was having none of Karl’s explanations, and tearfully told him she was ashamed of him before returning home to break the news to Susan. And just as it seemed the situation couldn’t get any worse, Izzy announced she was pregnant with Karl’s child – a prospect which horrified Libby completely. In the midst of such a huge crisis in her life, a face from the past arrived on Libby’s doorstep – literally. It came as a huge surprise to Libby when she came home to find the electrician fixing the Kennedy’s fuse box was none other than Darren. Although Libby was shocked to see him after so many years, the sparks were instantly reignited between the pair, and they were catching up on their respective lives over a coffee. Darren revealed Brett had kept him informed over the years about what Libby had been up to, and Libby was touched when Darren offered her his condolences over the death of Drew. He also impressed Libby with a new, more sensitive side, and he proved to be great with Ben. The pair skirted around the fact that they were obviously still smitten with each other for weeks, and instead pretended all they wanted was friends. Darren irritated Libby by going on dates, and she retaliated by arranging to meet a guy she had been chatting to on the internet for a blind date. However, Libby was less than impressed when she turned up at the Coffee Shop to meet the mystery man and he appeared to be the same age as her grandfather. Luckily, he wasn’t the man she was due to meet and instead, Darren showed up. With no sign of her date, Libby was mortified in front of Darren, and stormed off. But she quickly realised that she had never told Darren she was meeting the guy from the internet, and clicked that her mystery man must have been him all along. After confronting Darren, Libby’s anger soon faded as he explained to her that he wanted to really show her he had changed and his whole reason for returning to Erinsborough and buying into Macauley’s Electricians was so he could give their relationship a second chance. Libby was thrilled with Darren’s confession that he was still in love with her, and they were soon dating again. However, Libby was confused by Darren’s apparent reluctance to sleep with her. Despite numerous occasions were they had the chance to be alone, Darren kept thinking of excuses and places he had to be. He finally admitted to Libby that he had taken advice from Lou to leave her waiting as long as possible to ensure she wouldn’t be disappointed. Libby assured Darren she had waited long enough, and on the night of Stephanie and Max’s wedding they finally slept together. While Susan and Libby’s friends were thrilled for her, Karl was less than happy about Darren’s return to Libby’s life and made his feelings known. However, Libby made it clear to Karl that it was none of his business, and continued to have as little as possible to do with him. In fact, it was Darren who convinced Libby to call on Karl to wish him a Happy 49th Birthday. Just as things looked like they couldn’t get any better between Libby and Darren, the ghosts of the past came back to haunt them. When there was a break-in at Jack Scully’s building site, all of the contractors who had had access to the site in recent weeks were questioned. Because Darren had worked on the site, he was included in the questioning, but he didn’t take too kindly to having the cops on his case again. Libby was initially furious when Karl suggested it was quite likely that Darren was the thief, given his criminal past, but after Darren presented her with an expensive necklace she began to consider the possibility that he may have committed the robbery. Matters were made worse when Jack, who had staged the break in himself to fund his drug habit, was convinced by his girlfriend, corrupt police constable Olivia MacPherson to let Darren take the blame. Darren was arrested, and Libby began to seriously doubt his innocence. Although Darren’s name was cleared after his alibi checked out, he was by this stage, furious with Libby for not trusting him and allowing his past to yet again cloud the present. Within days, he arranged to sell the business and leave town, only telling Lou of his plans, and admitting to him that he had bought an engagement ring and had been building up to proposing to Libby. Knowing how much Libby and Darren were meant to be together, Lou told Libby about Darren’s plans and urged her to stop him. But she was too late. After catching up with him just as he signed the papers finalising the sale of Macauley’s, Libby was devastated when Darren told her he couldn’t stay with her because she didn’t trust him completely. Darren left town that same evening, making one last phone call to Libby as he drove out of town. From a phone box, he tearfully spoke to her down the phone, but as a heartbroken Libby pleaded with him to come back and forgive her, Darren left the ring in the phone box, the receiver dangling and left Erinsborough once more. To take her mind off her broken heart, Libby decided to return to Erinsborough High when Candace offered her her former post as Media Studies teacher back. Although nervous on her first day back, Libby decided the best way to deal with any gossip and rumours amongst the students relating to her relationship with Taj was to talk frankly and openly about what she had done. The students respected her for her honesty and tough but firm approach to the situation and once day one was over, the Taj incident didn’t rear its head again. When Libby entered a competition to win a date with the star of the addictive Brazilian soap opera Lust Na Vila, Alessandro Cortes, she never expected to be the winner. But before she knew it, she found herself being invited to a slap-up lunch at Lassiter’s with Alessandro and two guests of her choice. She brought Susan and Lyn along but immediately regretted it when Alessandro appeared to only have eyes for older women and barely gave her a look-in all day. However, after Lyn and Susan were gone and Libby was just about to leave, she was surprised when Alessandro invited her to dine with him that night at the hotel. He explained that because older women were the soap’s target audience, his producers forced him to shower them with affection and his flirtatious behaviour with Susan and Lyn had purely been for the photographers. Libby was hugely flattered when he gave her his room number at the hotel and pleaded with her to join him there later. Upon arriving home to a conversation between Susan and Lyn discussing how sexy Alessandro was and how lucky anyone would be to have him to themselves, Libby couldn’t resist Alessandro’s offer and raced back down to Lassiter’s. She spent the night with him but the next morning regretted her actions and hurried home. Alessandro raced after Libby, puzzled as to why she was leaving. He tried to persuade Libby to give him a chance but she apologised and insisted she had stuff to sort out. Sindi was shocked when Libby told her about her night of passion with Alessandro and couldn’t understand why she had left his hotel room so abruptly. However, Libby revealed that she was still desperately in love with Darren and couldn’t contemplate getting involved with anyone else. No sooner had Libby realised that she was still pining for Darren than a bouquet of flowers were delivered to the Kennedy house from Darren with a card for Libby telling her he missed her. After some prompting from Sindi, Libby decided to give Darren a call and he admitted that he still loved her and wanted her and Ben to join him in Shepparton. Libby struggled to make her mind up, but after a heart to heart with Susan in which Susan urged her to grab any chance of happiness with both hands; Libby decided to make the move. Karl was a little taken aback by the suddenness of her decision, but respected Libby’s choice and finally gave his blessing to her union with Darren. After a rocky few months, father and daughter finally put the past behind them as Karl told Libby he loved her and was proud of her, and assured her that he would always be there for her. When Susan helped Libby pack her last belongings into the car, she broke down as she told Libby she had been her rock in recent months and couldn’t have got through it all without her. As the neighbours gathered on Ramsay Street to say goodbye to Libby, some last minute reservations crept in as she realised what she would be leaving behind. But everyone applauded her for following her heart and finally finding happiness with Darren. After a lingering kiss and thought of what might have been with Stuart, emotional goodbyes to her long standing neighbours Lou and Harold, and tearful farewells to her closest friends Toadie and Steph, Libby said a final goodbye to Susan as she and Ben left Ramsay Street to begin their new life with Darren. And Ramsay Street waved goodbye to a much-loved resident who had arrived ten years before as a fresh faced teenager and was leaving an independent young woman with a world of experience behind her. In 2007, Libby and Ben returned to Ramsay Street when Susan was facing one of the biggest crisises of her life. After falling asleep at the wheel and knocking down 16-year-old neighbour Bridget Parker (the daughter of Drew's best mate Steve, who had recently moved into No.26 with his family), Susan was in court charged with reckless driving. As Libby returned, the legal proceedings had a happy outcome, with Susan receiving a one-year custodial sentence, suspended for three years, but the mysterious medical condition that had caused her to fall asleep in the first place was still causing concern. After some tests, everyone was alarmed to learn that Susan had been suffering from TIAs, a series of small strokes, with the possibility of a larger one striking at any moment. Concerned for her mum's health, Libby decided to stick around indefinitely, despite the cramped conditions at the Kennedy house. In the years Libby had been living in Shepparton, Susan had married a terminally ill university lecturer, Alex Kinski, and when he died, she had become guardian to his two teenage children, Rachel and Zeke. Karl, meanwhile, had gone on to father a child - Holly - with Izzy, but she had since relocated to London and Susan and Karl were now remarried. Although Susan had come to terms with Karl's parentage of Izzy's baby, it irked Libby and tension was still apparent between father and daughter. Meanwhile, Libby began to cause suspicion amongst her family and friends when she continuously changed the subject whenever anyone asked when Darren would be joining her. She kept insisting he was too busy with work back in Shepparton to come down to Erinsborough, but Susan and Karl knew something was up when she began refusing to take his phone calls. Steph was also quick to pick up on Libby's reluctance to discuss Darren and told Toadie, who she was now engaged to, of her suspicions but whenever she tried to broach the subject with her, Libby clammed up or found an excuse to leave. Susan's continuing health problems took centre stage, however, when she was finally diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. The Kennedy family were devastated by the news, and Libby threw herself into playing the role of mother to Zeke and Rachel while Susan was in hospital coming to terms with it all. When Zeke was in trouble at school, Libby took on the task of appearing before his teacher - her old colleague, Daniel Fitzgerald - in order to keep any further drama from Karl and Susan, and she told the kids that they were to come to her with any problems for the forseeable future. In the midst of all this drama, Darren showed up on Ramsay Street clutching a bouquet of flowers and was determined to see Libby. She was having none of it, however, and refused to even let him up the driveway of No.28. Karl appeared in the middle of the stand-off between the pair, and he and Darren ended up coming to blows as Darren told him to mind his own business. Libby broke things up and told Darren that it was over between them, before storming inside and refusing to elaborate further with a puzzled Karl. It was only after much prodding that Karl finally got Libby to admit that Darren had been having an affair with her neighbour and friend, Lynda Stephens. She had originally believed it to be a one night stand but on the day of Susan's court case, Libby had discovered it was a full blown affair, prompting her to pack up and head straight home to Erinsborough. Karl tried to support Libby but when he pressed her over why she had kept it all to herself, Libby angrily retorted that she felt uncomfortable talking to Karl about it given he had cheated on Susan in much the same way. Having calmed down, Libby apologised to Karl and the two united to plan a special homecoming party on Ramsay Street to mark Susan's return from hospital. Darren, however, wasn't going away and was staying with Lou and Harold across the street, leading to many questions from Ben as to why Darren wasn't staying with them. Libby explained to him that there just wasn't enough space at No.28, particularly with Susan needing to rest and recuperate upon her return from hospital. Susan, meanwhile, was disgusted when she learnt of Darren's affair and when he appeared at the Kennedys to see her, she threw him out. Libby made moves to emphasise things were over between her and Darren by enrolling Ben at Erinsborough Primary School, and when Darren found out, Libby told him it had nothing to do with him since Ben wasn't his son. Hurt by this, Darren retreated to Toadie's to confide in him, and admitted that he had been driven to the affair with Lynda because of the Drew factor - Libby hadn't let go of Drew and when Darren had asked to adopt Ben, she had refused, fearing it would diminish Ben's memory of his father. Toadie's support for Darren caused a rift between him and Steph because Steph obviously sided with Libby. With Christmas approaching, Libby realised it was unfair to Ben to keep him from seeing Darren and she agreed to let Darren take care of him while she did some Christmas shopping. But when Darren dropped Ben home and Ben started talking about going on a fishing trip with Darren once they were all back in Shepparton, Libby accused Darren of using Ben to get her back - leaving Darren furious that she would ever suggest he'd use the child in such a way. Seeing how hurt Darren was and how he simply wasn't prepared to give up on her, Libby began to have second thoughts about ending their relationship. Witnessing how much in love her parents still were, despite all the ups and downs they'd experienced, made Libby wonder if she could forgive Darren. Steph added to her misgivings by pointing out that she was worshipping Drew's memory and unfairly measuring up her relationship with Darren against the rose coloured view she had of her marriage to Drew. Libby initially rejected Steph's theory, insisting it didn't mean Darren should have felt free to have an affair but Steph reasoned that by depriving Darren of the right to marry her or adopt Ben meant Libby was signalling to him that he would never live up to Drew. While Libby was angry with Steph, the home truths she had delivered resonated with her enough to admit to herself that her actions had played a part in the break-up and she decided to give things another go with Darren. Libby was touched when Darren presented her with a beautiful pendant for Christmas and announced he had won a major wiring contract on a new housing development in Shepparton. But just as everything seemed to be going right for them, Libby announced to Darren that she wasn't prepared to move back to Shepparton and wanted them to make a fresh start in Erinsborough. Darren was less than pleased with the ultimatum, thinking Libby was trying to punish him for his mistakes and he told her he would need time to think about things. While Libby happily started telling her family that she and Darren were back together and staying in Ramsay Street, Darren was confiding in tomboy mechanic Janae Timmins, who was fixing the engine on his van in return for him repairing the dodgy wiring at her garage. Janae was also having relationship problems with her boyfriend Ned Parker, younger brother of Stuart, and as she and Darren confided in each other, Janae kissed Darren. While all this was going on, across town further drama was unfolding. The teens of Ramsay Street, including Zeke, had sneaked off to an illegal dance party in a disused warehouse and when it had collapsed, Zeke and several others had been trapped under the rubble. Libby rushed in to help Zeke, but became trapped herself when there was secondary collapse. Having fallen unconscious, Libby was eventually rescued by Daniel, who was at the scene of the collapse in his capacity as an SES volunteer, and in the wake of the accident, she and Darren vowed to make the most of their lives together and look to the future. Libby even agreed to move to Shepparton so that they wouldn't miss out on the financial stability the housing contract would provide. Unfortunately, as had been the case with Libby and Darren since they were teenagers, another stupid mistake involving Darren and another woman was to once again prove the couple's undoing. Janae had been riddled with guilt over the kiss she and Darren had shared and had revealed all to Ned. Darren had pleaded with Ned not to tell Libby, and Ned agreed to keep it to himself unless Libby ever asked him out straight about it. Darren anxiously made final preparations for the move back to Shepparton, delighting Libby by revealing he had put in an offer for a cottage she had been admiring in Shepparton for some time. But a stressed Janae ruined everything by harrassing Darren at a party in No.30 to celebrate the birth of Chloe Cammeniti by insisting that Libby should know what they did. Just as she blurted this out to Darren, a power failure caused the music to cut out and their conversation was heard by everyone, including Karl and Susan, who demanded to know what they were referring to. Realising the game was up, Darren went to find Libby in the kitchen of No.30, where he revealed he had kissed Janae. Libby was stunned by this latest revelation and quickly became angry with herself for allowing herself to give Darren yet another chance only for him to let her down again. Unable to ever trust Darren again, Libby told him it was over and he was to stay away from her, her family and Ben. When the dust had settled a few days later, Libby asked Darren to sit down with her and explain to Ben that their relationship was over. Ben didn't understand why they were not going to be together anymore, but Darren took full responsibility, saying he had hurt his mum's feelings very badly. Later that day, Darren said a final goodbye to Ben, asking him to take care of Libby, before leaving Erinsborough, and a tearful Libby behind for good. Libby's anguish over the split with Darren was soon distracted by a family crisis. Rachel had been involved in a secret relationship with her young teacher Angus Henderson, and when the truth was exposed, Angus had lost his job and been charged by the police while Rachel and Susan locked horns over her behaviour. Libby found herself providing a shoulder to cry on for Rachel, particularly given the similarities to the position she had found herself in with Taj when she was teaching at the school. Libby's stance on the issue caused friction with Susan, but Libby explained to Susan that she needed to approach the situation as a parent and not a teacher. Further damage was done to the family when the Erinsborough News got hold of the story and prepared to publish it on its front page. Libby paid a visit to the editor, Brad Jordan, in the hope that her history with the newspaper might help talk him out of publishing the story but he refused. Brad became further involved in the saga, however, when Rachel ran away from home and hid out at Brad's house, unbeknownst to him, with his daughter and Rachel's schoolfriend Taylah. When Brad found Rachel, he promptly called the Kennedys over to take her home, and once back at No.28, Rachel unleashed a scathing attack on Susan, culminating in her telling Susan she hated her. Libby later found Rachel in her room and finally made her see that Angus wasn't going to return the multitude of messages she had been leaving with him ever since their relationship had been exposed. Libby explained to Rachel that she had been in Angus' shoes herself and how it had almost ruined her life, Taj's life and her relationship with Susan. Although the revelation had suceeded in getting Rachel to re-think her behaviour towards Susan, it only served to resurrect the bad feeling between Susan and Libby over the Taj relationship. Susan was unimpressed with Libby telling Rachel about it, believing it would only make Rachel justify her relationship with Angus even more and she reminded Libby that it had hardly been her proudest moment. With tension high between mother and daughter, Susan later apologised when she realised Libby had actually helped Rachel by telling her about Taj and Libby warned Susan not to judge Rachel in the same way she had judged her, before they hugged and made up. With a lot of her belongings still in Shepparton, Libby asked Steph to accompany her there for the weekend to pack up and tie up one final loose end. With Darren away, Libby had the place to herself but she was confronted with a visit from Lynda soon after arriving. A frosty exchange occurred but Lynda helped Libby achieve some final closure on things by telling her that Darren had always loved her, but just always felt he was never going to match up for Drew. Having packed everything up and put Lynda out of her life, Libby decided to let her down and she and Steph headed for a local pub where they got the pulses racing of the mainly male punters by dancing on the bar Coyote Ugly style. With a life to rebuild for herself in Erinsborough, Libby applied for a teaching position at her old stomping ground, Erinsborough High and found herself having to contend with the class clown Justin Hunter taking swipes at Rachel on her first day. But once settled back in, Libby was at the heart of the school once again and became a teacher who the students could always go to for help and advice. Working at the school also meant Libby was seeing more of Daniel, and they regularly hooked up for coffees and chats during and after school. It soon became evident that there was an attraction between them and things came to a head when they accompanied the Year 11 students on the school camp in the bush. But just as Libby was beginning to open up to the possibility of a relationship with Dan, he broke the news to her that the girlfriend he had once spoken about, Samantha, was actually his wife and they were still married. Libby immediately jumped to the conclusion that Dan was playing away from his wife and determined not to be the other woman, she stormed off without letting him explain any further. The following morning at camp, Dan again tried to explain things but only got as far as telling Libby that his wife was ill before she assumed he had cruelly left her because she was sick. Once they were back in Erinsborough, Libby reluctantly agreed to have a drink with Dan at Charlie’s bar to hear him out and she was surprised to learn that Samantha was bipolar. Daniel explained how he hadn’t left her, but rather she had left him because she wanted him to have a life free of worrying about when she would next have an episode or turn to drugs and casual sex with strangers (as she had done in the past) to escape her problems. Libby thanked Dan for being honest with her, but rejected his assertion that he could move on from Samantha and commit to a relationship with her because she could tell by talking to him that he still cared for his wife and as long as that was the case, she couldn’t pursue things any further with him. In order to prove to Libby that things were over between him and Samantha, Dan began trying to track her down so that he could divorce her. But Libby was unhappy at the prospect of being part of a potential divorce and sought advice from Toadie on what possible role she would play in any legal aspects of the divorce. However, on top of assuring Libby that she would play no part in the divorce because Dan and Samantha were already separated for a number of years, Toadie made Libby see that life was too short to be agonising over whether or not to get into a relationship and Libby resolved to go for it with Dan. But a spanner was thrown into proceedings when Samantha showed up in Erinsborough, having heard that Dan had been looking for her. An awkward moment occurred when Libby was introduced to Sam by Dan, and Libby detected straight away that Sam still had feelings for her estranged husband. Although agreeing to the divorce, Sam decided to stick around in Erinsborough and accepted some work at Toadie’s law practice where his partner Rosetta Cammeniti had studied with her at uni. Libby and Dan again took to tip-toeing around their feelings for each other but when Dan suffered some minor injuries in a mineshaft collapse and was taken to hospital, Samantha was on hand to comfort him and they began to rediscover their feelings for one another. Libby was then forced to put on a brave face as Dan and Sam decided to give their marriage another go. Libby, meanwhile, decided to move in with Steph at No.32 after her relationship with Toadie ended and she was rattling around the house with only her young son Charlie for company. The arrangement suited because the Kennedy house was filled with teen angst and Ben and Charlie enjoyed each other’s company, while Libby and Steph relished the chance to spend more time together. However, with Dan and Sam living happily next door at No.30, Libby found it increasingly awkward to be around them. But after Ben went missing one afternoon and Sam found him down a drain on Ramsay Street, where he was pretending to be an SES volunteer like Dan, Libby attempted to express her gratitude by inviting the couple over for dinner. Sam opted out at the last moment but insisted Dan go ahead without her. Libby and Dan went on to have a great evening together, and Ben loved having Dan around. Sam had a change of heart, though, and made her way over to No.32 where she witnessed Libby, Dan and Ben acting like a happy family unit through the window. A few days later, Sam and Libby were at No.30 together when Sam admitted to Libby that she had faked an illness so as to avoid the dinner and Libby assured her that she had nothing to worry about – she had no intention of making a play for Dan. However, Libby and Dan were once again thrown together at school when the prissy Head of Senior School Helen Carr forced them to teach dance classes for the seniors ahead of the formal dance. With Dan’s dancing skills leaving a lot to be desired, Libby began teaching him after school but when Sam dropped into the school and saw them together, she picked up on the chemistry between them. In an attempt at holding onto her man, Samantha asked Dan to try for another baby (she had miscarried some years previous)and he reluctantly agreed, even though it would mean her coming off her medication. When Libby walked in on Sam taking a pregnancy test one day at the law offices, she wrongly assumed Sam’s test had been positive and congratulated her. The test had been negative, however, but Sam decided to go along with the pretence of being pregnant. When Libby saw Dan a few hours later, she inadvertently broke the news to him and assured him that she was very happy for them both. When Dan came down with chicken pox, he sent Sam out of the house so that the baby wouldn’t be in danger and Libby dropped by the office to drop some food off for her only to find her frantically scrubbing the filing cabinets. The behaviour worried Libby, and she raised it with Dan. However, Sam had covered her tracks by telling Dan the office had been overcome by a plague of ants which had forced her to scrub the place clean, and he reacted angrily to Libby’s interference, telling her to stay out of his business. Susan Wendy Kennedy (nee Smith, previously Kinski, Jackie Woodburne). During her 15 year stint on Ramsay Street she has been divorced, remarried and widowed, she has been in a plane crash, become a stepmother to three children, a grandmother, suspended from work numerous times, had retrograde amnesia, been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, mourned the loss of her stepson, and had frequent splits from her first husband Karl. The MS diagnosis caused Susan to take sick leave from her job at Erinsborough High and, some months later, she embarked on a change of career when Paul Robinson offered her a job as a journalist. He had recently acquired the local newspaper, the Erinsborough News and was impressed by an article Susan wrote in defense of Rachel, about whom Paul had manipulated an article relating to her relationship with teacher Angus Henderson. Journalist Riley Parker (Sweeney Young, 2007-2008). Parker met Elle (Pippa Black) at Charlie’s Bar and the two became friends. After falling for her he competed for her affection with Oliver. Riley gained a cadetship at the Erinsborough News and shared it with Elle as a result of her losing her old job and finding an interest in journalism. They went secretly to an illegal dance party to report for Erinsbourough News even though they had clear instructions not too. In the end (after the roof collapsed) they both made it out. Riley then revealed his feelings to Elle through a draft of a news article. Elle saw it, blushed and told Riley that she wasn’t ready to be involved in a relationship Riley didn’t believe her. After revealing his feelings for Elle, Riley caught the eye of his new coworker Heather Pryor (Georgina Andrews) and developed a relationship. Elle was a little jealous but Riley and her agreed to be friends. Lucinda “Elle Robinson” (Pippa Black) quit her job as Lassiter’s manager when Will Griggs, the 51 percent shareholder of Lassiter’s demanded she fire Oliver or Paul. Instead she resigned, giving 25 percent to Paul and 24 percent to Oliver. She signed up as a journalist for the Erinsborough News under Brad Jordan. While scouting an illegal dance party with Riley for the Erinsborough News, Elle and Riley are trapped in the debris after the roof of the warehouse venue collapses. They are eventually found by the SES team, and Elle was rushed to hospital. After being released, Elle began to have horrific flashbacks of being trapped but refused to believe, even after experiencing two panic attacks, that she was suffering from post traumatic stress. In addition, she began to associate Riley with the disaster and this dampened the opportunity for a romantic relationship between them. Riley and Paul tried to help her deal with it but she pushed them away. With some persuasion, Karl helped Elle fight her post traumatic stress. Elle then apologized to Riley for the way she treated him after the roof collapse, telling him that whenever she saw his face it bought back the terrifying memories. Riley then asked her where that left them and Elle confirmed that they were “just good friends.” While reporting on Pete Ferguson with Susan Kinski, the pair were kidnapped and held hostage by Ferguson. Being confined to a car all night triggered Elle’s bad memories of the dance party. Ferguson wanted Paul Robinson to print his article in the paper, with the agreement that there be no police contact and the two women be set free and unharmed. In a moment of desperation, Paul instead printed a “wanted” notice on the Erinsborough News front page resulting in Ferguson holding Elle as bait. Steve, the man Ferguson was targeting, agreed to a tradeoff and went with Paul to face Ferguson. Elle was unharmed, but for weeks afterward she held a grudge against Paul for valuing a headline over his terrified daughter. In 2009, Elle quit her job as a journalist at the Erinsborough News after she disagreed about the way her father was running stories on the Kennedy’s surrogacy. Paul later agreed not to make the Kennedys front page news but it was too late to change Elle’s mind, despite him telling her that he bought the paper for her. She told Paul that she wanted to try and make it as a journalist without his help and the only way to do that is to make a clean break away from the paper. On November 9, 2009, Elle got a job offer at the New York News and was ready to leave for New York. She made the decision not to go because of Donna, and was later forced into not going because James Linden stole all her money. In June 2009, it was announced Elle will be leaving. Riley Parker 2007- Lived: 26 Ramsay Street Parents: Steve and Miranda Parker (adoptive); Joanna Hale (biological) Siblings: Bridget, Josie and Clara Family Tree: Parker Occupation: Student, Trainee Journalist, Erinsborough Veterinary Clinic Employee Laidback surfer Riley spent much of his youth in foster homes before being adopted at the age of 12, along with his 6-year-old sister, Bridget (Didge for short), by vet Steve Parker and his wife, Miranda. Though grateful that his new parents had kept him and his sister together, Riley couldn’t help feeling that he wasn’t really wanted and that Steve and Miranda had only taken him on because they felt obligated after adopting Bridget. Over the years, Riley struggled to open up to his adoptive parents, simply bottling up his emotions. As he neared the end of a veterinary sciences course at university, with Steve delighted that his son was following in his footsteps, Riley realised that he needed to get away for a while and, at the age of 22, he took some time out from uni and his family to go travelling around Australia, only keeping in touch with Didge. Whilst Riley was away, the remaining Parkers relocated from Sydney to Erinsborough, a Melbourne suburb, where Steve’s brother Ned lived, and where he planned to open up his new veterinary clinic. Miranda, meanwhile, was growing deeply upset with Riley’s lack of contact, and convinced Bridget to tell her where he was. Having found out that he was spending some time surfing in and around the coastal town of Eden, Miranda and Bridget headed up there to pay him a surprise visit. Riley was shocked to see them, and broke the news to Miranda that he had dropped out of his uni course, with no intention of returning. But after a little begging, and some emotional blackmail, from Didge, Riley did at least agree to go back with them and spend a few days in Erinsborough, following them home in his beat-up yellow van. In Erinsborough, where the Parkers were now living with Ned, his girlfriend Janae Timmins and Ned’s young son, Mickey, Steve was delighted to see Riley back, but stunned by the news that he’d given up on his studies so close to completing them. Feeling that he was once again a disappointment, Riley started making plans to leave, but Didge caught up with him and explained that Steve and Miranda had sacrificed a lot to pay for him to go to university and, after setting up the new clinic, they were now broke. Miranda also convinced Steve to make an effort, and father and son had a chat, during which Riley admitted that he’d been writing for the uni newspaper and his plan was now to try and get into journalism. Though not convinced that this was Riley’s true vocation, particularly after he helped to treat a stray dog that was run over, Steve agreed to support his son in whatever he wanted to do. Though happy to have Riley back home with them, Steve, and particularly Miranda, couldn’t help noticing that he was still very distant and he finally opened up about the feelings of rejection he’d been living with since he was 12. Steve and Miranda assured him that the only reason they had hesitated was because they were only expecting a six-year-old girl and hadn’t planned on adopting a young man, but their doubts had only lasted for seconds and they had never once regretted it since. Riley wasn’t convinced, however, and ended up spending the evening in Charlie’s Bar, chatting to Elle Robinson as she drowned her sorrows over her father’s new girlfriend leaving her feeling pushed out at home. She also succeeded in making Riley realise that perhaps he was being a little harsh on Steve and Miranda, so he returned to Ramsay Street and apologised to them, agreeing to stick around and try to make things work. Despite agreeing to stay in Erinsborough, Riley made it clear that he still valued his independence and would be following his own path. He decided to start looking for his own flat, whilst also applying for a cadetship with the Erinsborough News. After impressing editor Brad Jordan, Riley was taken on as a reporter and found himself helping Elle when her dad, Paul confessed to a murder committed at Lassiter's three years earlier. Because he'd recently undergone neurosurgery, the police were unwilling to accept his confession, but Brad soon got word from the police that someone had confessed and printed a story. Worried that it wouldn't be long before her dad was in prison, Elle and Riley wrote their own story, talking about how a high percentage of murder confessions were false. It was then Elle's turn to support Riley through a family crisis, when Bridget was involved in a hit-and-run accident. At the hospital, Riley, Steve and Miranda waited for news as Didge was taken in for emergency surgery to relieve bleeding on her brain. The delicate operation was a success, but Bridget remained unconcsious and Declan Napier was immediately blamed for the accident, his car having been spotted driving away by young Mickey. But everyone was taken by surprise when Susan Kinski, the Parkers' neighbour and Miranda's close friend, explained that she had been driving, as her husband Karl had borrowed the car for a test drive, and had blacked out, then driven off without realising she'd hit anyone. The disbelieving Parkers refused to listen to any excuses and angrily warned her that they'd make sure she was prosecuted for what she'd done. Riley decided that the best way to hurt Susan was by ruining her reputation and he printed a story about the hit-and-run, using a photo of Susan carrying a bottle of wine, amongst other groceries, in from the car, and implying that she had been drinking and driving. The story led to a brick being thrown through Susan's window, which hit her stepdaughter, Rachel. At the hospital, Rachel was treated for concussion and Riley began to see that maybe his course of action hadn't been the right one. Elle agreed, and told him about her brother Cameron who'd been knocked down and killed, leading her to take terrible revenge on Max Hoyland, who'd been driving, though it had left her feeling worse than before. Riley then wrote a retraction, and the family were relieved when, after days of sitting by Didge's bed, reading the sports results and even sneaking in her pet kangaroo Pouch, she finally started to wake up. Though it seemed that her brain functions had returned to normal, the doctor was still worried that Didge had no feeling in the left side of her body and admitted that this might not simply be a temporary problem. Steve and Miranda allowed Didge to believe that she would recover quickly, but it was left to Riley to tell her the truth, and she threw herself into her physiotherapy, making it clear that she wasn't going to let her disability hold her back for long. Meanwhile, Riley found himself defending Elle when her ex-boyfriend Oliver started asking for tips on how to decorate the nursery for the baby he was expecting with Carmella. Riley reminded Oliver how insensitive he was being, since it was Carmella's pregnancy that had forced Oliver and Elle apart. The rivalry between the two men worsened during the Erinsborough fun run, when Riley tripped over, not far from the finishing line, just as Oliver was passing, and a fight quickly broke out, with Elle left to warn them both that she's wasn't a prize for them to brawl over. Owner of the News Agency Philip Martin (Ian Rawlings) has a career path has been anything but typical, from an unemployed financial expert he became the manager of the Lassiter’s hotel complex after a brief stint as the school caretaker. He then ran his own news agency business in Lassiter’s arcade, then sold it to become a romance writer with the pseudonym “Philippa Martinez” and finally came full circle to being a financial advisor again. 158343 1980 Neighbours: Erinsborough News W Newspaper. Erinsborough News provides an archive of newspaper and magazine articles about Neighbours actors and characters from the 1980s, 1990s and more recent times. 158344 1988 Neil Conan CB Claremont, Chris Uncanny X-Men #225-#227 Radio Journalism. National Public Radio Reporter Neal Conan is a real American radio journalist, producer, editor and correspondent who was captured by the Iraqi Republican Guard in the 1992 Gulf War and is married to NPR host Liane Hansen. He became a recurring charater in Marvel Comics during the 1988 Fall of the Mutants' crossover in which he documented the X-Men's apparent demise in Dallas, Texas. He also briefly appeared in DC Comics in the series Sovereign Seven also scripted by Claremont. 158345 1999 Neil Gulliver: Elvis and Marilyn Affair, The NM Levinson, Robert S. #1 Neil Gulliver-Stevie Marriner Mysteries Columnist Neil Gulliver, a former Los Angeles newspaper crime reporter, now writes a popular column about "people at their best and worst" for the take-no-prisoners Los Angeles Daily. His former wife, an actress, becomes a prime suspect in the murder of a once famous movie director from the Golden Age of Hollywood. She asks her still besotted husband for help. Using all his reportorial skills, he mines his Hollywood connections. He convinces the cops his ex is innocent. He discovers he can prove she's innocent and expose the real killer by untangling the truth surrounding the rumor that Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe had a torrid love affair in the mid-fifties. Someone has the love letters to prove it. In the meantime, celebrity bodies keep showing up. Gulliver rounds up an assortment of Hollywood characters including an intrepid former press head of 20th century Fox. 158346 2002 Neil Gulliver: Hot Paint NM Levinson, Robert S. #4 Neil Gulliver-Stevie Marriner Mysteries Columnist Neil Gulliver and his divorced actress wife try to figure out what a collection of 11 Andy Warhol silk screens, given to the actress by an underworld boss, is worth. Underground network of collectors are willing to kill for the artwork. Gulliver works for the Los Angeles Daily. He and his ex-wife Stevie Marriner, one-time Sex Queen of the Soaps, work as a team to solve the mystery. Odd couple of sleuthing. 158347 2000 Neil Gulliver: James Dean Affair, The NM Levinson, Robert S. #2 Neil Gulliver-Stevie Marriner Mysteries Columnist Neil Gulliver, a former Los Angeles newspaper crime reporter, now writes a popular column about "people at their best and worst" for the take-no-prisoners Los Angeles Daily. Former wife Stevie (aka Stephanie) Marriner, sexy soap opera star convinces her former husband, Gulliver, to attend a ceremony at the Hollywood post office for the issuing of the James Dean Commemorative stamp. She hopes that an item in Neil's column about one of Dean's long-ago co-stars will help him keep his job with Stevie's soap. Violence erupts at the ceremony, however, and the man is killed by a man eerily resembling James Dean himself. Aided by his old friend and mentor, Augie Fowler, now the self-styled "Brother Kalman," Neil sets off on a quest for the truth behind the murder while trying to keep both himself and Stevie alive. At the heart of the mystery is did James Dean really die on September 30, 1955? And if not, how did he turn into a heartless killer. 158348 2001 Neil Gulliver: John Lennon Affair, The NM Levinson, Robert S. #3 Neil Gulliver-Stevie Marriner Mysteries Columnist Neil Gulliver, a former Los Angeles newspaper crime reporter, now writes a popular column about "people at their best and worst" for the take-no-prisoners Los Angeles Daily. He teams up with his former wife TV Actress Stevie Marriner, known as the "Sex Queen of the Soaps." Gulliver covers Lennon's death and now he and Stevie find themselves appearing in the massive festival in his honor. Someone doesn't want them around and will kill to keep them away. Gulliver lost his first job because of John Lennon's murder. Now he is a famous Los Angeles Journalist who lives with but is divorced from Marriner. Because of their involvement in a previous case (The James Dean Affair), they try to lie low but instead become murder targets when a Treasury agent insists they appear at a recently revived Lennon tribute. Mobster is using the event to launder his ill-gotten gains. 158349 2003 Neil Young & Crazy Horse: Greendale MUS CD Young, Neil Rock News Media Critique 158350 1989 Neil Young Music Video MUS TV Reporter asks questions 158351 1977 Neilson Chocolate Factory, The SS UCLA Friedman, Irena Writer-Narrator. Writer for the Toronto Star. Freelances magazine articles as well. 158352 1992 Neiße und Pleiße. Roman 1: Neiße N Curtius, Mechthild Germany TV Journalist 158353 1951 Neither Five Nor Three NM OWN - P MacInnes, Helen Journalist, young and ambitious, has an affair 158354 1905 Nekrassov P MLPL Satre 842 S251-4 Press 158355 1942 Nelja naista MF Newsreader (Markus Rautio - Voice). Photographer Mattilainen (Reino Valkama). 158356 1994 Nell M DVD -R HQ 1910, 1911. L. Handley, Mark (Play - "Idioglossia"). William Nicholson (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Mike Ibarra (Sean Bridgers) for the Charlotte Tribune hears guys in a pool hall talking about wild mountain woman. He shows up at her cabin and frightens her when he takes her picture with a flash. Therapist tells reporter to forget he ever met the woman. Reporter insists he is a newsman and she is a story. When the article appears, the mountain woman becomes the focus of media attention. Therapist and his associate have to take the woman to a city hospital to escape a TV news crew. 158357 1998 Nell Matthews: Homicide Report, The NM Sandstrom, Eve K. #2 Nell Matthews Mysteries Reporter Nell Matthews of the Grantham Gazette and her cop-boyfriend-sidekick Mike Svenson investigate when nosy copy editor Martina Gilroy is found near death in the pressroom muttering frantically about Nell's mysterious, long absent father, Alan. The action begins in the basement of the newspaper. The making of a newspaper is described in detail as are the functions of the editors, reporters, pressroom operators and machines that make up the Gazette. 158358 2000 Nell Matthews: Smoking Gun, The NM Sandstrom, Eve K. #3 Nell Matthews Mysteries Reporter Nell Matthews of the Grantham Gazette is in the crosshairs of a cunning and savage killer on the loose. It all starts at a shootout at a woman's shelter that leaves her boyfriend, police officer Mike Svenson holding the gun. Matthews and Svenson are at the opening of the new women's shelter when a man holding a knife attacks the shelter's director forcing Mike to kill the culprit. The dead man is identified as the son of the most powerful individual in town. She expects the matriarch to cause trouble for Mike. Instead the family blames the shelter director for the son's death because she harassed him and dared him to kill her. The next day someone kills the son's wife and the shelter director blames herself for the woman's death because she never returned the woman's frantic call. Nell begins investigating and the killer goes after her. 158359 1997 Nell Matthews: Violence Beat, The NM Sandstrom, Eve K. #1 Nell Matthews Mysteries Police Reporter Nell Matthews works for the Grantham Gazette, a small town newspaper. She finds himself in the line of fire during a tense hostage negotiation. She ultimately saves the day. But when the hostage taker is found dead under suspicious circumstances, she begins a dangerous investigation that could take down the entire police force as well as the man she loves. 158360 1996 Nellie Bly T VHS 412 Reporter 158361 1956 Nellie Bly, Reporter N OWN - H Baker, Nina Brown Reporter Nellie Bly 158362 1981 Nellie Bly: Adventures of Nellie Bly, The MT SVD 799 Lester, Seeleg (Story). Schweitzer, S.S. (Teleplay) Ness Book Reporter Nellie Bly nee Elizabeth Carpenter (Linda Purl) is the turn-of-the-century journalist. John Cockerill (Gene Barry). Kenny Thompson and narrator (Ray Buktenica). Joseph. Pulitzer (John Randolph). . Bly attempts to get a job on the New York World having worked for the Pittsburgh Dispatch for two years, but is told that the paper does not permit women in its workplace. Determines to cover stories from the inside -- inventing investigative journalism in the process -- hires on at a sweatshop to experience the conditions first hand. Pulitzer tells the editor to give her a job. Episodic account of her investigative efforts to expose various social ills. Rescued from asylum where she went to get a story and breaks down in the editor's arms crying after being rescued. Narrator: "As a journalist she had made a major breakthrough -- not as a woman, but as a reporter." 158363 1992 Nellie Bly: Getting the Real Story: Nellie Bly and Ida Wells NJ OWN - H Davidson, Sue Journalists Nelly Bly and Ida Wells 158364 1997 Nellie Bly's Monkey: His Remarkable Story in His Own Words NJ OWN - H Blos, Joan W. Woman Journalist owns a monkey who travels with her 158365 1935 Nellie McNabb P MLPL Reynolds, Lois Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 158366 1908 Nellie, the Beautiful Housemaid M AD Newspaper Advertisement. Elderly gentlemen places an advertisement in newspaper for domestic servant 158367 1998 Nelosen uutiset DF Finland. Series 1998. News Media. News Anchors Mikko Hirvonen (1998-), Baba Lybeck (1998-), Kirsi Salo (1998-2001), Paivi Storgard (1998-). 158368 2009 Nelson Conspiracy, The N Ward, Barry Investigative Reporters take on Big Frank Crain who has buried more victims than all his rivals combined in Sydney’s underworld. In between thieving and robbery, which was his livelihood, and pimping on prostitutes, which was his sport, Crain spent much of his time plotting murder, which was his hobby. He killed for fun. That he was a Detective Inspector on the New South Wales Police merely enhanced the immunity generated by the fear he spread like a plague throughout the city. No one dared face him down and his influence at Police HQ gave him carte blanche in his extracurricular activities. So when The Establishment plotted murder he was the killer of their choice. He was enjoying a boom year when a couple of investigative reporters started investigating him. 158369 1914 Nelson the Newsboy N Alger, Horatio Jr. Newsboy 158370 1990 Nema-ye Nazdik MF Reporter (Hossain Farazmand) 158371 2003 Nemesis Game M News Media. TV News Anchor #1 (Ron Pardo). Reporter #2 (J.C. Kenny). Reporter #3 (Paul McGuire). Reporter #1 (Wendy Petrie). 158372 1996 Nemnogo geroina dlia nevesty Kazanovy N Volkova, Ekaterina Woman journalist Female Journalist 158373 2003 Nemocnice na kraji mesta po dvaceti letech TF Czech Republic Journalist Chalupa (Miroslav Taborsky). 158374 2008 Neo Angelique Abyss C Japan. Produced by Yumeta Company. Appeared on TV Tokyo, Arts Central. 13 episodes. Anime series based on game Photojournalist Roche is a respectable journalist who loves money and women. He has never taken photos for others without taking payment for the photos, but in episode 9, he sent the photos he took of Angelique (which he took secretly when he was on the "secret date" or so he calls it, with Angelique.) which he had originally intended to sell to Bernard for money to the Silent Sun. This was done out of kindness when he realized that Angelique, like himself, was an orphan and he didn't feel like "selling" her "information" to others even if it is not for a bad purpose. He, however, did not regret making that decision and was a bit confused and surprised at himself as that was the first time he had taken photos for others without charging them. The "secret date" he went on with Angelique was not a real date. He happened to see Angelique on the streets after Angelique ran from Sally and Hanna as she was upset that her best friends refused to accept the truth that the Jinx was destroying many people's homes and even taking away some lives in the process of destroying Tanatos. He called it a "secret date" but in truth, he wanted to cheer up Angelique when he saw just how upset Angelique was. He is shown to use throwing knives as weapons as seen in his fight with Nyx. (Voiced by: Ryohei Kimura) 158375 1979 Neon Graveyard, The N OWN - P Baxt, George Gossip Columnist. Tough gossip column queen, broken down journalists. Los Angeles in the 1970s. Sister poses as Hollywood gossip columnist Lila Frank. 158376 1992 Neon Rider: Color Line T Episode #43. Anchorwoman (Leigh Morrow). 158377 1989 Neon Rider: Dude T Episode #1. News Media. Reporter (Pamela Martin). 158378 1993 Neon Rider: Safe at Home T Episode #53. News Media. Reporter (Tamara Stanners). Photographer (Scott McNeil). 158379 1991 Neon Rider: Twist in the Wind T Episode #34. News Media. Reporter (Pamela Martin). 158380 1995 Neon Smile, The NM OWN - H Lochte, Dick TV. Pierre Reynaldo, the King of Exploitation TV. 158381 2001 Neophytes and Neon Lights M Newsreader (Dan Uliel). 158382 1999 Nephilim N Marzulli, L.A. Journalist Art "Mac" Mackenzie, respected newspaper journalist, now a freelance writer after son's death. 158383 1626 Neptune's Triumph for the Return of Albion P USC Jonson, Ben News 158384 1998 Nerds 2.0.1: Brief History of the Internet, A MT Miniseries Interviewer-Host (Robert X. Cringely-Himself) 158385 2002 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Before I Die T SVD 1182 Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158386 2001 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Champagne for One T SVD 1027 Episode. (Two Parts) Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158387 2001 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Christmas Party T VHS 1300 Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158388 2002 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Death of a Doxy T SVD 1170 Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158389 2001 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Die Like a Dog T SVD 1172 Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158390 2001 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Die Like a Dog T SVD 1221 (No Credits) Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158391 2001 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Door to Death T SVD 1022 Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158392 2001 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Doorbell Rang, The MT VHS 1014 Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158393 2001 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Eeny, Meeny, Murder, Moe T SVD 1027 Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158394 2002 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Help Wanted, Male T SVD 1186 Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158395 2002 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Immune to Murder T Episode #27. 8-18-2002 Reporter (Adam Reid). 158396 2002 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Motherhunt T SVD 1173, 1175 Episode. (Two Parts) Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158397 2001 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Murder is Corny T SVD 1169 Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158398 2002 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Next Witness, The T SVD 1184 Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158399 2001 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Over My Dead Body -- Part I T SVD 1068, SVD 1089 (Two Parts) Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158400 2002 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Poison a la Carte T SVD 1168 Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158401 2001 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Prisoner's Base T SVD 1030 Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158402 2002 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Silent Speaker, The T SVD 1205 Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158403 2001 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Silent Speaker, The T SVD 1211 Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158404 2002 Nero Wolfe Mystery, A: Too Many Clients T SVD 1179 Episode Reporter Lon Chaney (Saul Rubinek) 158405 1948 Nero Wolfe: And Be a Villain NM OWN - P Stout, Rex PR. #12 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Newsroom. WPIT PR man Fred Owen 158406 1956 Nero Wolfe: And Four to Go (apa Crime and Again) NM OWN Stout, Rex #29 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Nero Wolfe Foursome, A." Includes novellas: "Christmas Party" (aka The Christmas Party Murder), "Easter Parade," "Fourth of July Picnic" (aka Fourth of July Murder, aka Labor Union Murder), "Murder Is No Joke." Photographer Joe Merrick 158407 1945 Nero Wolfe: Before I Die NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #13 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Trouble in Triplicate" Press 158408 1955 Nero Wolfe: Before Midnight NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #24 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Researcher on Clock Magazine and the Gazette, Susan Tescher. Charles Winston, Times. 158409 1954 Nero Wolfe: Black Mountain, The NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #23 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158410 1942 Nero Wolfe: Black Orchids NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #8 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Includes novellas "Black Orchids" and "Cordially Invited To Meet Death" (aka "Invitation to Murder"). Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158411 1967 Nero Wolfe: Blood Will Tell NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #38 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Trio for Blunt Instruments" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158412 1988 Nero Wolfe: Bloodied Ivy, The NM OWN - H Goldsborough, Robert #50 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Columnist for the Gazette. 158413 1942 Nero Wolfe: Booby Trap NM OWN Stout, Rex #9 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158414 1958 Nero Wolfe: Champagne For One NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #30 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158415 1951 Nero Wolfe: Cop-Killer, The NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #19 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In 'Triple Jeopardy" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158416 1948 Nero Wolfe: Curtains For Three NM OWN Stout, Rex #17 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Nero Wolfe Threesome, A -- Bullet for One Music Critic Frederick Weppler for the Gazette 158417 1966 Nero Wolfe: Death of a Doxy NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #41 Nero Wolfe Mysteries New York Times 158418 1969 Nero Wolfe: Death of a Dude NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #43 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Newspaper. Monroe County Register, 8-page weekly in Montana 158419 1987 Nero Wolfe: Death on Deadline (aka Death on a Deadline) NM OWN Goldsborough, Robert #49 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. British Owner of a scandal-sheet Ian MacLaren was out to possess the Gazette. Gazette owner Harriet Haverhill commits suicide and Wolfe calls it murder. Journalist Lon Cohen is a newspaper editor near the top of the fictional New York Gazette, a major New York daily newspaper. The Stout stories place Cohen's office close to the publisher's, but Archie claims not to know what Cohen's title is. Lon is Archie's pipeline to breaking crime news, and Archie frequently asks Lon for background information on current or prospective clients. Archie, Lon, and some other Wolfe regulars play poker Thursday nights at Saul Panzer's apartment. Over the years, Wolfe and the Gazette develop a symbiotic relationship that gives the newspaper exclusive information regarding Wolfe's cases, and that gives Wolfe publicity – sometimes, more than he would want. Lon's role at the New York Gazette is not further detailed in the Rex Stout stories, but it becomes central to the story line in Robert Goldsborough's novel Death on Deadline. 158420 1954 Nero Wolfe: Die Like a Dog NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #25 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Three Witnesses" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158421 1949 Nero Wolfe: Door to Death NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #15 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Three Doors to Death" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158422 1965 Nero Wolfe: Doorbell Rang, The NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #40 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Newspaper. Times story 158423 1990 Nero Wolfe: Fade to Black NM OWN - H Goldsborough, Robert #52 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. News Media 158424 1975 Nero Wolfe: Family Affair, A NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #45 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Seven Complete Nero Wolfe Novels" Journalist Lon Cohen is a newspaper editor near the top of the fictional New York Gazette, a major New York daily newspaper. The Stout stories place Cohen's office close to the publisher's, but Archie claims not to know what Cohen's title is. Lon is Archie's pipeline to breaking crime news, and Archie frequently asks Lon for background information on current or prospective clients. Archie, Lon, and some other Wolfe regulars play poker Thursday nights at Saul Panzer's apartment. Over the years, Wolfe and the Gazette develop a symbiotic relationship that gives the newspaper exclusive information regarding Wolfe's cases, and that gives Wolfe publicity – sometimes, more than he would want. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the Gazette -- an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million -- who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” Wolfe and Goodwin also give the Gazette plenty of scoops.” 158425 1968 Nero Wolfe: Father Hunt, The NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #42 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158426 1934 Nero Wolfe: Fer-De-Lance (aka Point of Death, aka Meet Nero Wolfe) NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #1 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Reporter Harry Foster of the Gazette. Death of a college president while playing golf in Westchester County, New York. 158427 1955 Nero Wolfe: Final Deduction, The NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #34 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158428 1962 Nero Wolfe: Gambit NM OWN - H - P Stout, Rex #35 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Seven complete Nero Wolfe Novels" Journalist Lon Cohen is a newspaper editor near the top of the fictional New York Gazette, a major New York daily newspaper. The Stout stories place Cohen's office close to the publisher's, but Archie claims not to know what Cohen's title is. Lon is Archie's pipeline to breaking crime news, and Archie frequently asks Lon for background information on current or prospective clients. Archie, Lon, and some other Wolfe regulars play poker Thursday nights at Saul Panzer's apartment. Over the years, Wolfe and the Gazette develop a symbiotic relationship that gives the newspaper exclusive information regarding Wolfe's cases, and that gives Wolfe publicity – sometimes, more than he would want. 158429 1953 Nero Wolfe: Golden Spiders, The NM OWN - P Stout, Rex PR. #21 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Public Relations Man Paul Kuffner 158430 1961 Nero Wolfe: Gun Puzzle, The SM COPY Stout, Rex #36 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Reporter Lou Cohen of the Gazette 158431 1945 Nero Wolfe: Help Wanted, Male NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #13 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Trouble in Triplicate" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158432 1951 Nero Wolfe: Home to Roost NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #19 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In 'Triple Jeopardy" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158433 1961 Nero Wolfe: Homicide Trinity NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #36 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In Nero Wolfe Threesome, A -- Eeny Meeny Murder Mo PR. Public Relations Man. 158434 1961 Nero Wolfe: Homicide Trinity: Eeny Meeny Murder Mo, Death of a Demon (apa The Gun Puzzle), Counterfeit for Murder (apa The Counterfeiter's Knife). NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #36 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158435 1957 Nero Wolfe: If Death Ever Slept NM OWN - H- P Stout, Rex #28 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Seven Complete Nero Wolfe Novels" Press 158436 1955 Nero Wolfe: Immune to Murder NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #27 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "3 for the Chair" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158437 1950 Nero Wolfe: In the Best Families NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #16 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158438 1945 Nero Wolfe: Instead of Evidence NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #13 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Trouble in Triplicate" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158439 1952 Nero Wolfe: Invitation to Murder NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #22 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Three Men Out" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158440 1977 Nero Wolfe: Justice Ends at Home and Other Stories SS Stout, Rex #46 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158441 1963 Nero Wolfe: Kill Now, Play Later NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #38 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Trio for Blunt Instruments" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158442 1989 Nero Wolfe: Last Coincidence, The NM OWN - H Goldsborough, Robert PR . #51 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Publicist Cohen 158443 1935 Nero Wolfe: League of Frightened Men, The (aka Frightened Men) NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #2 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Reporter Mike Ayers of the Tribune. Magazine Editor Edward Byron. Author Paul Chapin is on trial for obscenity in his popular novel. Classmates at Harvard had taken part in a hazing incident years before in which Chapin was crippled. Now some of the "League of Frightened Men" who chipped in to help Chapin after the accident have begun dying. The surviving members want Nero Wolfe to find out whether they are dying through malice or by chance. 158444 1947 Nero Wolfe: Man Alive NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #15 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Three Doors to Death" Press. Herald-Tribune. Vogue magazine 158445 1956 Nero Wolfe: Might as Well Be Dead NM OWN - H Stout, Rex #26 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In Seven Complete Nero Wolfe Novels Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158446 1994f Nero Wolfe: Missing Chapter, The NM Goldsborough, Robert #55 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158447 1963 Nero Wolfe: Mother Hunt, The NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #37 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158448 1951 Nero Wolfe: Murder by the Book NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #18 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Press 158449 1986 Nero Wolfe: Murder in E Minor NM OWN Goldsborough, Robert #48 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. News Media 158450 1964 Nero Wolfe: Murder is Corny NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #38 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Trio for Blunt Instruments" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158451 1969 Nero Wolfe: Nero Wolfe of West Thirty-Fifth Street D OWN - P Stout, Rex News Media - Biography of Nero Wolfe and the people in his life 158452 1954 Nero Wolfe: Next Witness, The NM OWN Stout, Rex #25 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Three Witnesses" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158453 1942 Nero Wolfe: Not Quite Dead Enough (Booby Trap) NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #9 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Includes "Not Quite Dead Enough," and "Booby Trap." Journalist Bill Pratt of the Courier 158454 1948 Nero Wolfe: Omit Flowers NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #15 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Three Doors to Death" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158455 1940 Nero Wolfe: Over My Dead Body NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #7 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158456 1973 Nero Wolfe: Please Pass the Guilt NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #44 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Seven Complete Nero Wolfe Novels" Journalist Lon Cohen is a newspaper editor near the top of the fictional New York Gazette, a major New York daily newspaper. The Stout stories place Cohen's office close to the publisher's, but Archie claims not to know what Cohen's title is. Lon is Archie's pipeline to breaking crime news, and Archie frequently asks Lon for background information on current or prospective clients. Archie, Lon, and some other Wolfe regulars play poker Thursday nights at Saul Panzer's apartment. Over the years, Wolfe and the Gazette develop a symbiotic relationship that gives the newspaper exclusive information regarding Wolfe's cases, and that gives Wolfe publicity – sometimes, more than he would want. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the Gazette -- an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million -- who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” Wolfe and Goodwin also give the Gazette plenty of scoops.” 158457 1959 Nero Wolfe: Plot It Yourself (apa Murder in Style) NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #31 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158458 1952 Nero Wolfe: Prisoner's Base NM OWN - P Stout, Rex PR. #20 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Public Relations Man Wolfe. Times. 158459 1936 Nero Wolfe: Red Box, The NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #4 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Reporter. Archie is mistaken for a reporter 158460 1964 Nero Wolfe: Right To Die, A NM OWN - P Stout, Rex PR. #39 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Managing Editor James E. Leamis of the Racine Globe. Adam Ewing, public relations man 158461 1936 Nero Wolfe: Rubber Band, The NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #3 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Reporter S. J. Woolf from the Times. Archie books two new clients on the same day and Nero Wolfe must decide which case to keep. He picks the one with a beautiful young woman. 158462 1949 Nero Wolfe: Second Confession, The NM Stout, Rex #14 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158463 1946 Nero Wolfe: Silent Speaker, The NM OWN - H - P Stout, Rex #10 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Seven Complete Nero Wolfe Novels" Newspapermen appearing sporadically throughout Nero Wolfe series: Bill Platt of the Courier, Harry Foster of the Gazette and Lou Cohen of the Gazette. 158464 1992 Nero Wolfe: Silver Spire NM OWN - H Goldsborough, Robert #53 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. News Media 158465 1939 Nero Wolfe: Some Buried Caesar (aka Red Bull, The - condensed version) NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #6 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158466 1951 Nero Wolfe: Squirt and the Monkey, The NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #19 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In 'Triple Jeopardy" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158467 1952 Nero Wolfe: This Won't Kill You NM OWN Stout, Rex #22 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Three Men Out" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158468 1960 Nero Wolfe: Three At Wolfe's Door: Poison a la Carte, Method Three for Murder, The Rodeo Murder (apa The Penthouse Murder) NM OWN Stout, Rex #32 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press 158469 1950 Nero Wolfe: Three Doors to Death: Man Alive, Omit Flowers, Door To Death. NM Stout, Rex #15 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158470 1957 Nero Wolfe: Three for the Chair: Window for Death, A (apa Nero Wolfe and the Vanishing Clue), Immune to Murder, Too Many Detectives. NM Stout, Rex #27 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158471 1954 Nero Wolfe: Three Men Out: Invitation To Murder (apa Will to Murder), Zero Clue, The (apa Scared To Death), This Won't Kill You, World Series Murder). NM Stout, Rex #22 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158472 1956 Nero Wolfe: Three Witnesses: Next Witness, The (apa Last Witness, The), When a Man Murders, Die Like a Dog (apa Body in the Hall, The, apa Dog in the Daytime, A). NM Stout, Rex #25 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158473 1960 Nero Wolfe: Too Many Clients NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #33 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158474 1938 Nero Wolfe: Too Many Cooks NM Stout, Rex #5 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158475 1955 Nero Wolfe: Too Many Detectives NM OWN Stout, Rex #27 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "3 for the Chair" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158476 1947 Nero Wolfe: Too Many Women NM Stout, Rex #11 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158477 1964 Nero Wolfe: Trio For Blunt Instruments: Kill Now - Pay Later, Murder is Corny, Blood Will Tell NM Stout, Rex #38 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158478 1952 Nero Wolfe: Triple Jeopardy: Home to Roast (apa Nero Wolfe and the Communist Killer; Nero Wolfe Devises a Stratagem), The Cop-Killer, The Squirt and the Monkey (apa See No Evil, Dazzle Dan Murder Case), Home to Roost NM Stout, Rex #19 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158479 1949 Nero Wolfe: Trouble in Triplicate: Before I Die, Help Wanted, Male, Instead of Evidence. NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #13 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. Newsroom. WPIT PR man Fred Owen 158480 1954 Nero Wolfe: When a Man Murders.… NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #25 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Three Witnesses" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158481 1940 Nero Wolfe: Where There's a Will (aka Sisters in Trouble) NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #7 Nero Wolfe Mysteries Editor of the Gazette, W.B. Oliver 158482 1955 Nero Wolfe: Window For Death, A NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #27 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "3 for the Chair" Press. New York Gazette is an evening sheet with a circulation of nearly two million. Wolfe and Goodwin give the Gazette plenty of scoops. William S. Baring-Gould writes, “A newspaperman can be a rich source of information to a private detective and Archie has made it his business to make friends with several. In the early days, he would call for help form Bill Pratt of the Courier or Harry Foster of the Gazette, but...it is Lon Cohen of the who gets Archie’s business. Lon used to be on the city desk, but today his position is a little mysterious; city or wire, daily or Sunday, foreign or national or local, he seems to know the way in and around without ever having to work at it. If he has a title, Archie doesn’t know what it is, and he doubts that Lon would. Just his name on the door of a 9-by-12 office, two doors down from the corner office of the publisher.” “Lon has the occupational disease of every good newspaperman: when he gives information, he wants information in return. He and Archie have kept no account of how they stand on give and take over the years, but it pretty well events up. Lon is exceedingly fond of highballs followed by two-inch steaks, and a good dinner for the two of them at Pierre’s is Archie’s way of paying him off.” 158483 1952 Nero Wolfe: Zero Clue, The NM OWN - P Stout, Rex #22 Nero Wolfe Mysteries. In "Three Men Out" Editor Agatha Abbey, executive editor of Mode magazine 158484 1981 Nero's Vice NM Kisner, James News Media 158485 2007 Nerve Damage NM Abrahams, Peter New York Times Obituary. A renowned sculptor's wife is killed in a helicopter crash 15 years ago - or so he thinks. Now that his own health is failing, he hacks into The New York Times to read a draft of his obit and discovers an error - or so he thinks Did his wife work for a think tank as she always told him, or the United Nations? The sculptor begins a race-against-the-clock quest for a solution. 158486 1992 Nervous Ticks M Anchorman (Jim Gray). Radio D.J. (Bruce Vidal). 158487 1965 Nerz um halb neun N Bickel, Alice Journalist 158488 2000 Nest of Nightingales N Grebel, A. News Media 158489 1981 Nesting, The M Writer Robin Groves 158490 2008 Net Loss M News Media. Man kills people in various grisly ways and broadcasts the murders live over the Internet. 158491 1995 Net, The M TV Newscaster (Elaine Corral Kendall). Newscaster (Dennis Richmond). Remote Reporter (Lynn Blades). WNN Reporter (Kerry Kilbride). WNN Anchor (Daniel Schoff). 158492 1975 Net, The (aka Das Netz) MF Germany Reporter Emilio Bossi (Klaus Kinski) hounds a distinguished but unsuccessful writer Aurelio Morelli who murders a prostitute. Morelli is disillusioned because although the critics praise his books, they are seldom read. He develops hatred on youth and their depraved morals. One night he goes with a call girl and kills her. The police don’t have a clue, but the unscrupulous sensational journalist Bossi suspects him. Instead of naming him to the police, he persuades Morelli to write about the murder for his paper. Morelli uses the occasion to write his memoirs in which he confesses to many crimes including the killing of the prostitute. 158493 1998 Net, The: Death of an Angel T Episode #5. 8-15-1998 TV Reporter (Dax Belanger). Editor (Greg Anderson). Journalist #3 (John Milton Branton). Journalist #1 (Gerry Durand). Journalist #2 (Leslie Graham). 158494 1998 Net, The: Deleted T Episode #1. 7-19-1998 News Media. Newscaster (Brian Arnold). Anchor Reporter (Pamela Martin). News Person (Trevor Thompson). News Announcer (Norma Jean Wick). 158495 1999 Net, The: Eye-see-you.com T Episode #22. 3-27-1999 Reporter Valente (Suzin Schiff). 158496 1998 Net, The: Fireball T Episode #7. 8-29-1998 Newscaster (Benita Ha). 158497 1998 Net, The: Lucy's Life T Episode #14. 12-20-1998 News Media. Reporter (Patti Vietta). 158498 1999 NetForce MT Court Reporter #1 (Edwin A. Santos) 158499 2000 Netherland M News Media. Reporter Albert (Albert Ilardi). Reporter Brenda (Brenda Ilardi). Reporter Carol (Lynne Ann Planken Lord). Reporter Peter (Bruce Lord). Reporter (Dawn Planken). Editor Thompson (Peter Rogan). 158500 1983 Netop nu DF Denmark Series 1983-1986 Interviewer-Narrator Jan Arentz (1984). 158501 1976 Network M DVD -R HQ 1847, 1848, 1832. L Chayefsky, Paddy (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Network Anchor Howard Beale (Peter Finch) for UBS, the fourth network, is fired. Announces during newscast he is going to commit suicide on the air. TV Network Executive Diana Christiansen (Faye Dunaway) takes over news. Angers TV Network News Director Max Schumacher (William Holden), News Director and UBS Vice President of News objects to corporate control of news. Responds by letting Beale go on air raving. Christiansen sees in Beale ratings bonanza. Executive Frank Hackett (Robert Duvall) approves. Beale becomes "the mad prophet of the airwaves." Christiansen changes news show adding psychic. Schumacher quits in disgust. Has affair with Christiansen. She creates other news programs including one with actual terrorist group attacks. She takes over news division so they can hide behind First Amendment, freedom of press and right of reporters to protect their sources. Beale attacks network itself. Corporate Head Arthur Jensen (Ned Beatty) wants Beale on air, but anchor's ratings fall. Network decides to assassinate Beale on live TV becoming "the first known instance of a man who was killed by lousy ratings." Reporter (Todd Everett). Anchormen (John Chancellor, Walter Cronkite, Howard K. Smith - Themselves). Interviewer David Susskind. 158502 1976 Network MS OWN Chayefsky, Paddy Ness Book TV Network Anchor Howard Beale mesmerizes audience into collectively responding to his suggestions. He gets viewers to go to their windows and yell, "I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore!" UBS Network News Director Max Schumacher represents traditional news following in the Edward R. Murrow tradition. When Beale becomes a folk hero, Schumacher urges him on, but when the anchor tells him he's hearing voices, he wants to take him off the air. He calls UBS Network Executive Diana Christiansen "television incarnate…indifferent to suffering, insensitive to joy," but he still is fascinated enough with the future to have an affair with her. When Beale is first fired, he and Schumacher get drunk, exchanging war stories about the glory days of journalism. They also joke about making a series around suicide, terrorism and death, not realizing it will soon come to pass. Anchor crosses line when he editorializes that the corporation that owns the network is being bought up by a consortium of banks working for the Arabs. 158503 1976 Network N Hedrin, Sam News Media 158504 1971 Neue heibe Sex-Report: Was Manner nicht fur moglich halten, Der MF Reporter (Tonio von der Meden) 158505 1984 Neuromancer NSF Gibson, William Media. Peron can plug his brain directly into computer networks. Everyone becomes his own journalist. 158506 1995 Neurosia - 50 Jahre pervers (aka Neurosia -- Fifty Years of Perversion. Neurosia - Who Shot Rosa von Praunheim). M VHS Germany. Ness TV Reporter Gesine Ganzman-Seipel (Desiree Nick), a platinum blonde, begins researching life of a director whose body gets lost. She interviews people who knew him, shows short clips from his old movies. Her main aim is to provide sensational details from his life. Turns out nearly everybody had a reason to kill him. Discovers he is alive and kept prisoners by some of his old enemies. She frees him. Mockadocumentary. TV Journalist Gesine Ganzman-Seipel is assigned to dig up as much dirt as she can on Rosa von Praunheim’s scandalous life after Rosa is murdered onstage hosting a tribute to himself. The intrepid tabloid reporter is assigned to find the motive -- and the body. Her search into Rosa's life carries her from Germany to New York, from angry ex-lovers to dark sex clubs, where she soon discovers everyone wanted to kill Rosa. She speaks to a lot of acquaintances, shows short clips from Rosa’s old movies and tries to find out all the sensational and shocking details from Rosa’s life. She finally discovers Rosa at a boat where he is being kept prisoner by some of his old enemies. She frees him. 158507 1990 Neurotic Cabaret M Newscaster (Susan Miller) 158508 1999 Neurotica N Margolis, Sue Tabloid Journalist Anna Shapiro is married to a hypochondriac. She can pinpoint the day, three years ago, that she and her husband, Dan, last had great sex. Anna would be grateful if something ordinary as a mere headache was her husband’s excuse. Dan’s hypochondriac terrors include brain tumors, tropical diseases, and spontaneous combustion. While she loves her husband, she’s not ready to give up on sex at age 37 -- so what can she do? It’s the perfect time for the distraction of a freelance assignment. But what her editor has in mind is a story on the explosive new feminist manifesto that prescribes no-strings-attached affairs for women. Anna’s assignment is to interview three women who have had extramarital affairs purely for sexual pleasure -- but she’s inclined to take her research a bit further. Can a woman have an uncomplicated affair purely for sexual pleasure -- or do her emotions invariably interfere? Anna’s determined to find out. And despite her worries about her middle-aged body, potential research assistants prove to be plentiful. Going where no journalist has gone before, Anna delves into a world she had never considered until now. What is, after all, the perfect outfit for committing adultery in? Is it truly beyond the pale to pick up a man, no matter how sexy he is, at a funeral? And what can be done about that single horrifying gray hair? The answers are more hilarious than Anna could ever have predicted. But soon Anna finds herself facing the question that she never thought she’d have to answer: Is she willing to give up her marriage and her children for what may be the biggest gamble of her life? 158509 1996 Neuschwanstein N Klugmann, Norbert Germany Journalist 158510 1960 Neutron el Enmascarado Negro M Mexico TV Reporter 158511 1950 Never a Dull Moment M Press 158512 1968 Never a Dull Moment M PR - AFI-Publicity/Television Publicity 158513 1943 Never a Dull Moment M Newsboy (Spec O'Donnell). Man with Newspaper (George Chandler). 158514 1999 Never Been Kissed M DVD -R HQ 3258, 3259. SVDSP 812 Journalist Josie Geller (Drew Barrymore), a 25-year-old copy editor for Chicago Sun-Times is the youngest copy editor who wants to be a reporter. The owner of the paper wants her and no one else to report undercover about today's high schools. City Editor Augustus Strauss (John C. Reilly). She enrolls in school and falls in love with a teacher and is ordered to write an article that would get him fired. TV News Cameraman (Phil Hawn). 158515 1999 Never Been Kissed N OWN - P Dubowski, Cathy East Journalist Josie Geller is a newspaper reporter and she infiltrates a high school to do an article on what it is like to be young and in school. 158516 1989 Never Come Back MT SV 106 Made for British TV Journalist Desmond Thorne (Nathaniel Parker), in 1939 London, finds himself at the center of a murder investigation. At the outbreak of World War II, he is forced to go on the run after uncovering a political conspiracy and accidentally killing his girlfriend. 158517 2001 Never Count Out the Dead N Teran, Boston Journalist. Agoraphobic journalist called Landshark is on a fanatic's mission to expose the dirty real estate guys 158518 2004 Never Die Alone M Journalist Paul (David Arquette) is a scrambling would-be Caucasian writer who is out of work and lives in a ghetto. He finds himself accidentally witnessing the execution of the hard-boiled kingpin drug dealer. He takes the wounded man to the hospital trying to save his life. The man dies, but officially leaves his car and possessions to Paul. Paul finds some cassette tapes in the car and while listening to them becomes aware that the man who he tried to save was a hideous drug dealer. The criminal had returned to his hometown seeking redemption, but ends up only finding violent death. Paul only knew the drug dealer for a few minutes, but he would forever have an impact on the journalist’s life. Half preacher, half Satan, and all street smarts, the drug dealer recorded the story of his exploits on audio tape leaving behind an often-poetic sermon on villainy and its consequences. The tapes reveal that the cycle of violence and retribution has come back to him full circle, which eh suspected would happen all along. 158519 1950 Never Fight a Lady NM Truss, Seldon Press 158520 1991 Never Forget MT News Media. Reporter (Joseph Chapman). Reporter (Harry Crowell, Jr.). Reporter (Taylor Donlan). Reporter (Diana Lewis). Reporter (Robert MacKenzie). Reporter (Jim Murphy). Reporter (Tammy Park). Reporter (Marion Kodama Yue). 158521 2002 Never Get Outta the Boat M Reporter (Dwain A. Perry) 158522 1941 Never Give a Sucker an Even Break M Cameraman (Eddie Bruce) 158523 1953 Never Let Me Go M DVD -R HQ 1670, 1671. SV 94 Bax, Roger (Novel - "Came the Dawn"). Roland Millar, George Froeschel (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Philip Sutherland (Clark Gable) is in Moscow in 1945 and marries ballet dancer. He tries to get her out of the country when he is asked to leave because of an article he wrote on the Cold War. He is put on the plane but his wife is held back. They make escape plans with the help of radio newscaster Steve Quillan (Kenneth More), who sends coded messages for them. Plan calls for ballet dancer to swim out to sea and reporter will meet her. But she is detained for special performance and he has to sneak in to get her. Censorship of media in Moscow. "I covered the war. Now I was to cover the peace. What there was of it." American journalist as symbol of freedom. 158524 1952 Never Look Back M Press Woman (Barbara Shaw). Cameraman (David Scase). 158525 1997 Never Met Picasso M Art Critic (Suzanne Crosby). Art Critic (Lanie Fischera). 158526 2003 Never Mind the Pollacks N Pollack, Neal Rock Critic Neal Pollack is dead. His pompous rival-turned biographer Paul St. Pierre calls him, "the living, breathing essence of America's music, its dark Baudelaire Rimbaud genius, its Celine, its Brecht." Pollack the character has a Zelig-like knack for showing up for great moments in rock -- and a talent for getting kicked in the teeth once they happen. Conduit or parasite, he's a handy delivery system for Pollack the author's brief history of modern music. 158527 1988 Never Quite Dead N MLPL Shubin, Seymour Columnist Joseph Kyle of the Boston Star-Post. 158528 1988 Never Say Die M Murphy, Geoff (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Alf (Temuera Morrison) returns from Africa. His girlfriend picks the cynical journalist up at the airport. Detained by customs. As they arrive home their house explodes. Reporter finds evidence of sabotage but gets little cooperation from police. Cop is antagonistic because the reporter once implied in an article that the detective was on the take. Attempts continue on their lives. The journalist finally captures the killer who is after research conducted by the girlfriend's late father. "You journalists are all the same. You don't mind making a cheap living out of throwing muck at the cops, but the minute something goes wrong, what do you do? You call on us…." "…This time, Alf, I think that you're going to find that you shat on us once too often." 158529 1995 Never Say Die M Reporter (Kelly Bratton) 158530 1989 Never Say Good-Bye N Vanderbilt, Gloria TV Reporter Mac, who is married, has an affair with an art gallery manager 158531 1996 Never Say Never N Heggan, Christiane Publisher Laura Spencer is trying to keep her newspaper, the Austin Sentinel afloat. And it's a difficult job. Gubernatorial candidate for governor is trying to put her out of business because he doesn't like her investigating him. But Spencer learned a lot about the newspaper business from her stepfather J.B. Lawson and she isn't about to back down. World famous Photographer Ted Kandall returns to Austin even though he would rather be in Bosnia than anywhere near his father who is running for governor. He teams up with Laura to find out the truth. Taking over her aging stepfather's troubled newspaper, gutsy Spencer fears she will lose everything at the hands of a corrupt gubernatorial candidate who threatens to destroy her if she exposes him. 158532 2002 Never Say Stark Naked N Bassett, Marjory Public Relations Assistant Phoebe Stanhope is a Kansas woman who moves to New York in the 1950s to begin a new life. Stanhope’s husband, Niles, announces her during a New Year Eve’s dinner party that he is having an affair with Phoebe’s best friend, Marcia. Phoebe throws him out of the house and he dies while driving through a snowstorm to a local motel, a tragedy compounded when Phoebe learns her best friend is now pregnant. Oppressed by the familiar faces and old routines of Kansas, Phoebe quits her job as a TV scriptwriter and heads to Manhattan. The attractive, engaging widow makes friends and connections before her train has even pulled into the city, and quickly lands a job as an assistant for a temperamental TV and PR personality named Selmabelle Flaunton. 158533 2009 Never Sleep With a Suspect on Gabriola Island N Szanto George and Sandy Frances Duncan Former Investigative Reporter Noel Franklin and his partner Kyra Rachel team up to form Islands Investigations International in the islands off the Pacific Northwest. Their first job takes them to Gabriola Island and the murder of an art gallery groundkeeper. Upset by a suggestive article about the murder in the local paper, the gallery owner calls on Noel and asks him to find evidence that will eliminate the spreading rumors. Noel agrees and asks his long-time friend Kyra, an insurance investigator from Bellingham, Washington to help. As Noel and Kyra work on the case, they fall prey to those they need to trust, and discover that even charming island communities can keep deadly secrets. 158534 1981 Never So Deep M Photographer (Joel L. Holzman). 158535 1959 Never Steal Anything Small M Cameraman (Eugene Dorian) 158536 1995 Never Talk To Strangers M Anchorwoman (Ateresa Hergert). 158537 1925 Never the Twain Shall Meet M Kyne, Peter B. (Novel and Titles). Eugene Mullin (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Mark Mellenger (Huntley Gordon) for a San Francisco newspaper helps his friend care for South Sea island girl when her father commits suicide after learning he has leprosy. She returns to the island and his friend follows and weds her. When his health fails, the reporter arrives with the man's former fiancée and she and his friend leave while the reporter stays on the island with the island girl. 158538 1994 NeverEnding Story III, The M Photographer (Richard Newman) 158539 2004 Neverland: Rise and Fall of the Symbionese Liberation Army, The DT Interviewers Richard Neill, Howard Shack. 158540 2007 Nevermore M Paparazzo (Brian Katz). 158541 2009 Nevermore N Schechter, Harold Journalist Edgar Allan Poe is a struggling journalist in Baltimore in 1834 when he writes a scathing review of the autobiography of frontiersman Davy Crockett. Crockett seeks Poe out with a mind to teach him some manners and extract an apology. Instead, the odd couple become embroiled in a series of gruesome murders, and Poe pursues a phantasmal woman who appears fleetingly at each murder scene and is apparently linked to his mystery-shrouded past. It is suggested that Poe’s literary masterpieces were based on the macabre personal experiences recounted here -- “The Fall of the House of Usher,” “The Masque of the Red Death,” and “The Raven” (works yet to be written in 1834). Poe teams up with Col. David Crockett to solve a string of ugly murders whose perpetrator leaves a single clue: the word nevermore. 158542 1931 New Adventures of Get Rich Quick Wallingford M News Media. Newspaper Reporter Willis (Joe Sawyer). 158543 2002 New Afghanistan's TV Anchorwoman: Novel of Mystery Set in the New Afghanistan, A N Hart, Anne TV Anchorwoman Maryam Khazara is New Afghanistan's anchor who promotes tourism. She's also a psychiatrist and the New Afghanistan's burgeoning tourist industry "hired me…to develop image." "I do more than read the news. I create it. In the New Afghanistan, it takes psychiatrists, scientists and finance major to uncover stories behind sealed doors." In the New Afghanistan, powerful female heroines not only solve mysteries, chase the bandits and clean up the land mines, they create the news and build the tourist and TV industries. 158544 1999 New America NSF Smith, Michael A. TV Reporter and Newscaster Laura Delaney, the blond goddess of network TV News, is abducted by the evil Jeremiah who survived the cliffhanger of "Jeremiah: Terrorist Prophet." The beautiful journalist is stalked by the media-hungry madman. He also nearly kills her FBI agent husband and rapes her to get the heir he prophesied. She becomes pregnant. Aided by Attorney General, Delaney's husband tries to kill Jeremiah and free Delaney but his plan is foiled and he is captured. But Jeremiah's cousin and lover who wants the prophet to herself helps Delaney to escape. Meanwhile U.S. armed forces eliminate the nuclear threat and seize New America, a self-sufficient totalitarian community led by the violent prophet. Jeremiah escapes, forcing Delaney and her husband into hiding where they are raising the prophet's child as their own. 158545 2008 New Amsterdam: Honor T DVD -R HQ 9769. Missing First 12 Minutes. Episode #2. 3-27-2008 News Media. TV News Broadcast story on a rapist who is released on bail and his victim, an Indian fashion designer who now believes her life is in danger. 158546 1980 New Angle on Christmas, A P MLPL Albert, R. Play Index, 1978-82 Press 158547 1709 New Atalantis N COPY Manley, Mary Delariviere In "Novels of Mary Delariviere Manley, The." Journalist Steele and the Female Tatler included. Swift. Political journalism. 158548 1693 New Athenian Comedy, The P USC Settle, Elkanah News. Containing the Polliticks, Oeconomicks, Tacticks, Crypticks, Apocalypticks, Stypsticks, Scepticks, Pneumaticks, Theologicks, Poeticks, Mathematicks, Sophisticks, Pragmaticks, Dogmaticks, etc. Of that most Learned Society. Obadiah Grub (Divinity and Poetry Professor of the Society), Joachim Dash (Mathematician) , Jack Stuff (an ingenious half Author, Bookseller -- Athenian writers. 158549 2004 New Balls Please C Commentator (David Mercer - Voice). 158550 2004 New Balls Please C Short Commentator (David Mercer - Voice). 158551 2002 New Best Friend M Interviewer (Lynda Clark) 158552 1776 New Brooms! An Occasional Prelude P USC Colman, George (The Elder) Critic Catcall, critic and puffer. Crotchet, a scribbler. 158553 1914 New Clarion, The N USC Harben, W.N. Editor John Hillhouse of Clarion. Howard Tinsley. Mary Trumbley on The New Clarion. 158554 1872 New Cock Robin SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "On the Poetry of Mark Twain With Selections From His Verse." Editor. Who's to be Editor of the Tribune? Various candidates are discussed in rhyme: Schuyler Colfax, Georgius William Curtis, Whitelaw Reid, Speaker Blaine, Mark Twain. Each stanza ends: "I'm to be said Editor." (Colfax). "Since I'm to be that Editor" (Curtis). "On which basis Whitelaw Reid Is content to be that Editor." "And rise on Blaine So that I may be that Editor." "For I yearn to be that Editor, Mark Twain." 158555 2009 New Day M News Media. Reporter Kelly Garcia (Emily Margaret Heitzer). TV News Anchor Jill Bradley (Jo Anne Willow). A man and a woman are married less than a year when his wife boards American Airlines Flight 77 on the morning of September 11th, 2001. Later that morning the man watches in horror as televised news reports tell him that her flight has been hijacked and crashed into the Pentagon. Eight years later, he has pulled his life back together and relocated to the Midwest, but he is still haunted by the memory of his dead wife. He has married a clinical psychiatrist, but their life falls apart when his new wife works on a brain-damaged patient who bears a striking resemblance to his dead wife. 158556 2007 New Day Dawning N Ellis, Julie Journalist Karen Hunter’s life was changed forever on September 11, 2001. Her fiancé, Greg, worked at the World Trade Center. With his death, Karen’s dreams for the future were shattered. Unable to stay in the city, Karen decides to return to her home town in upstate New York. There she is reunited with a long-lost school friend and starts the process of rebuilding her life. But Karen is distressed to discover that the War against Terror has reached her home town of Weston and that the Arab-American population of the small town is at the mercy of a hotheaded minority. When she is offered a job on the town newspaper, Karen finds herself at the forefront of the campaign to fight prejudice and hatred -- and against her will, is forced into a close working relationship with a man she had once loved. 158557 1985 New Delhi Times M Bollywood Journalist Vikas Pande (Shashi Kapoor) on a newspaper digs deep into politics-corruption. Pande faces dilemma while covering a story and feeling empathy towards those suffering. He uncovers a dubious racket involving politics, riots and murder. In the end, he decides to stick to what he thinks is right. 158558 2006 New Driver's Seat, The DT Journalists Trevor Hofmann (Automotive Journalist), Tony Whitney (Automotive Journalist), Corrie Miller (Motorcycle Journalist), Hosts Dean Atwal, Suzanne Clements. 158559 1915 New Editor, The M Ness Book Editor of the Gazette cannot collect from his advertisers so he sells out to a buyer with literary aspirations. Fighter who is wanted by police hides in editor's office and new editor proceeds to reduce him to a harmless state. When word gets out that the new editor has bested the local bully his debtors pay up. 158560 1911 New Editor, The M Ness Book Reporter. Out of work reporter (William Duncan) goes to work for the Mayville Clarion. Clarion editor Otis B. Thayer is bribed to keep suffragette news out of the paper. Women storm the newspaper office, chase the editor up a telephone pole. 158561 1912 New Editor, The M Ness Book Editor. Woman becomes the new editor of the Tough Notch Daily Observer and tries to bring law and order by writing editorials attacking a group of rowdy cowboys. Gang decides to shoot the editor, but discovers she is a woman. Ends up buying subscriptions to the paper. Sign in office when heroine first arrives: "Don’t shoot the Editor, he's doing his best." 158562 1967 New England and New France: 1490-1763 DT Commentator (J. Frank Willis) 158563 1946 New England Editor, The A Benton, Thomas Hart Editor 158564 1968 New Equation, The: Annexationism and Reciprocity, 1840-1860 M Commentator (J. Frank Willis) 158565 1915 New Exploits of Elaine, The M Reporter Jameson (Creighton Hale) 158566 2003 New Face of Late Night TV, The DT Correspondent Bill Carter. 158567 1987 New Gidget, The T SV 71. B 69 (Part I on Beta, Part II on SV) Cub Reporters 158568 1891 New Grub Street N UCLA Gissing, George R. Magazine. Ralph Warbury, writer. Clement Fadge and The Study. New magazine called The Current "rivaling Fadge in maliciousness." The Balance, weekly paper edited by Yale. Alfred Yule, literary hack. Alfred Yule, a literary hack, severe-looking and embittered. Jasper Milvain, a writer, a selfish egoist and money-mined opportunist who believes in giving the reading public what it wants. 158569 1991 New Jack City M DVD +RW 4022 (Media Excerpts) Reporter (Thelma Louise Carter). Reporter (Linda Froehlich). 158570 1986 New Jerusalem N Jenkin, Len Investigative Reporter Faber finds his skills unneeded. Since readers no longer want reality, newspapers fire their reporters or force them to become "inventors" who manufacture fiction. 158571 1985 New Kids, The M Newscaster (Toni Crabtree) 158572 1963 New Kind of Love, A M SVDSP 657. SV 219 Shavelson, Melville (Screenplay). AFI-Reporters/Publishers. Ness Book Columnist Steve Sherman (Paul Newman), for International Press, alcoholic womanizer, exiled to Paris for messing around with publisher's wife. Publisher discovers he can't fire journalist because of their contracts. Wants to send him as far away from his wife as possible. Wants to do a story on woman he thinks is a prostitute although she's really fashion buyer. He admits he graduated "magna cum lager" and only thing he is qualified to write about is sex. Fashion buyer goes along with the game making up elaborate stories about her affairs. Sherman's columns on her activities compare them to various sports events and they become very popular. Decides to reform her. Discovers her real identity. Wants to see how far she will carry the charade. They reconcile and she tells him: "You'll probably even write a column about our wedding night." "You just take care of yourself with that reporter fellow. You know, it only takes one editor to put a whole newspaper to bed." French Columnist (Suzanne Dadolle). Reporter (Gene Ringgold). 158573 1989 New Lassie, The: T Episode. 9-24-89 Photographer Megan (Wendy Cox, daughter), budding photographer. Photos of thieves robbing an Indian burial ground shown on Channel 9's News Beat. Received T-shirt 158574 2008 New Lives N Schulze, Ingo Newspaper Tycoon Enrico Turmer goes bankrupt in the late 1990s and vanishes. The Dresden-born Turmer’s personal letters from the pivotal year of 1990 when he first joined the newspaper business are published by Ingo Schulze, the failed entrepreneur’s boyhood acquaintance. 158575 1918 New Love for Old M AFI-Poets Writer 158576 1911 New Machiavelli, The N Wells, H.G. Newspaper Owner Shoesmith, friend of Remington. Founder, Blue Weekly. Isabel Rivers, assistant editor Blue Weekly 158577 1935 New Made Grave, The (The Whip-Poor-Will Mystery) NM Footner, Hulbert Editor Weir Lambert, Yankee editor of the Kent County Witness, a small-town weekly in an unnamed Southern state, tries to find the girl who put an anonymous personal ad addressed to "Whip-poor-will" in his pages. 158578 1570 New Merry Newes as Merry as can be ER USC Elderton, William News 158579 1986 New Mike Hammer, The: Elegy For a Tramp T Episode. News Media 158580 1986 New Mike Hammer, The: Mike Gets Married T Episode. News Media 158581 1681 New Miracle Wrought by the Duke of Monmouth, A Canto PO USC Anonymous (Tory) News. 158582 1986 New Morning of Billy the Kid MF Japan News Media. News Anchorman (Yuji Miyake). 158583 1937 New News M Reporter (Lynton Brent). Reporter (Bert Young). Newspaper Editor (Stanley Blystone). 158584 1994 New Nightmare M Newscaster (Deborah Zara Kobylt) 158585 1983 New Odd Couple, The: Bachelor of the Year T Episode #11. 1-14-1983 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Felix and Oscar are pitted against other in a magazine's Man of the Year contest. 158586 1982 New Odd Couple, The: Brother, Can You Spare a Job T Episode #5. 11-26-1982 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. At Felix's prodding, Oscar demands a raise and is immediately promoted into the ranks of the unemployed. 158587 1983 New Odd Couple, The: Cordon Bleus T Episode #7. 12-10-1982 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. A socialite friend thinks Felix has the panache to manager her new restaurant. 158588 1982 New Odd Couple, The: Frances Moves In T Episode #3. 11-12-1982 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Felix's ex-wife moves in, interrupting the weekly poker game. 158589 1983 New Odd Couple, The: Grave for Felix, A T Episode #12. 1-21-1983 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Money Felix entrusts to Oscar for a cemetery-plot deposit becomes ready cash for Oscar's gambling. 158590 1982 New Odd Couple, The: Hustler, The T Episode #2. 11-5-1982 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Oscar is suckered into a contest with a pool hustler. 158591 1982 New Odd Couple, The: Ides of April, The T Episode #1. 10-29-1982. Series 10-29-1982 to 6-16-1983 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Felix receives a letter from the IRS. While correcting the error at the IRS Office, he accidentally gives away the information about Oscar's tax violations. Felix helps Oscar with his backlogged taxes and saves the day. 158592 1983 New Odd Couple, The: Murray's Hot Date T Episode #15. 2-25-1983 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Oscar gives the household money to Charity -- a prostitute he hires as Murray's date for the Civil Servants. 158593 1983 New Odd Couple, The: My Strife in Court T Episode #13. 1-28-1983. Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Oscar can't find a date for a concert, so Felix gets them both arrested for scalping at the door. 158594 1982 New Odd Couple, The: New Car, The T Episode #6. 12-3-1982 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Felix and Oscar win a car. The car becomes a problem when the two are forced to take turns getting up early to move it across the street. Problems are made worse when Felix refuses to let Oscar drive the car for fear that something will happen to it. Eventually they decide to get rid of the car so that it does not come between their friendship. 158595 1983 New Odd Couple, The: Night Stalker, The T Episode #16. 5-26-1983 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Crazed man throws a brick through Felix's studio window and it's wrapped with a message threatening Felix for dating his wife. 158596 1982 New Odd Couple, The: Odd Triangle, The T Episode #8. 12-17-1982 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Felix suspects the model Oscar is dating is using his roommate to get Felix and his influence as a fashion photographer. 158597 1983 New Odd Couple, The: Only Way To Fly, The T Episode #18. Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Murray's palm reading points to bad luck down the line for Felix, beginning with Oscar ruining his roommate's chances to enter a photo exhibition. 158598 1982 New Odd Couple, The: Opening Night T Episode #9. 12-31-1982 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Felix helps Oscar review a Broadway play whose backer insists on a favorable notice -- or else. 158599 1983 New Odd Couple, The: Oscar Dates Felix's Frances T Episode #14. 2-18-1983 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Oscar becomes romantically involved with Felix's ex-wife. 158600 1983 New Odd Couple, The: Perils of Pauline, The T Episode #17. Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Oscar's pals surprise him with a word processor, but Oscar can't compose without "Pauline" -- his trusty typewriter. 158601 1983 New Odd Couple, The: Security T Episode #10. 1-7-1983 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. In the aftermath of a robbery, Felix gets a guard dog and looks for an apartment with tighter security. 158602 1982 New Odd Couple, The: That Was No Lady T Episode #4. 11-19-1982 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Demond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) become roommates. Felix falls for the girlfriend of a boxing great, KO'ing Oscar's hopes of writing a book on the champion. 158603 2006 New Old Capt. Undergarments M Short Reporter (Reed Diamond -- The Reporter). 158604 1947 New Orleans M Columnist Constance Vigil (Joan Blair). 158605 1955 New Orleans Uncensored M Press 158606 2005 New Pictures of an Old Murder N Turner, Joanna Photojournalist is killed in a fiery automobile accident in Colorado shattering her sister's idyllic life. Three years later she begins to put her life back together when her daughter finds a roll of mud-caked film recovered from the crash site and tossed carelessly into a box stashed in the basement. When the film is developed, the real nightmare begins. Pictures of what look like a fatal accident or murder appear on the prints. The sister takes the prints to the police who make little effort to investigate. The sister's investigation launches her directly into the path of a killer -- a killer who thinks nothing of another murder, Rocky Mountain style. 158607 1747 New Play Criticiz'd, The; Or, The Plague of Envy P USC Macklin, Charles Critic. Nibble, Trifle, Hearty, Lady Critic discuss critics. Lady Critic who represents a different school of criticism. The first woman to be designated as a critic in the dramatis personae of a Restoration or 18th century play, she proves to be an enthusiastic, if somewhat uncertain neoclassicist 158608 2001 New Port South M News Media. Reporter Garland (Hal Dion). Anchor (Doug James). Anchorwoman (Jennifer Weigel). 158609 1959 New Power in Their Hands DT Short Commentator Ewan MacColl. 158610 1950 New Proof-reader, The N Avdrev, Viktor Correspondents. Small staff and numerous correspondents of the Collective Farmers Tribune, the district paper of a remote farming village in Soviet Russia. 158611 1714 New Rehearsal, The P Gilden, Charles Critics 158612 1914 New Reporter, The M Ness Book Newspaper Owner runs for mayor and oppose a political boss. When the paper runs short of reporters, his daughter, who loves the editor, takes over 158613 1920 New Reporter, The P MLPL Johnston, Franklin Index-One Act, 1900-1923 Reporter 158614 1877 New Republic, The; or, Culture, Faith, and Philosophy in An English Country House N USC Mallock, William H. Critics. Mr. Luke, the great critic and apostle of culture. Mr. Rose, critic. Mr. Luke is a fictional portrait of Matthew Arnold, the great Victorian writer-critic. Critic Mr. Rose is a fictional portrait of Walter Pater, the celebrated scholar, critic and aesthete. 158615 2004 New Rules of High School, The N Nelson, Blake Future Editor Max of the school paper is the consummate high school overachiever. Straight-A student, debate team captain, student journalist, dutiful Max does what’s expected -- until the day he inexplicably breaks up with Cindy, his perfect girlfriend. Is their relationship too much to handle on top of everything else, or is Max just tired of doing everything he’s supposed to do? It turns out like everyone else Max has a wild side. He went partying, had a girlfriend, lost his virginity and also had an immense amount of peer pressure. He had a girlfriend that he loved, then when his girl named Lydia joined the newspaper with her column, he started to like the columnist. 158616 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Alien, The C Episode #36. 4-20-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Alien haunts the town. 158617 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Bedlam in the Bigtop C Episode #21. 2-4-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Clown hypnotizes Scooby Doo and the gang must get the clown before it's too late. 158618 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Clue For Scooby, A C Episode #27. 3-18-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Scooby and the gang try to solve the mystery of the ghost diver. 158619 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Crazy, Carnival Caper, The C DVD -R 1912 Episode #8B. 10-16-1983. Series 9-10-1983 to 9-1-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Gang visit their old high school Central High for a carnival. They come across their old high school science teacher Mr. McDabble who has created a ruby laser machine capable of cutting through hard metal and soon becomes missing. 158620 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Creature Came From Chem Lab, The C DVD -R HQ 1862. DVD -R HQ 1865 Episode #4A. 9-31-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). "My famous reporter cousin, Daphne Blake coming to my school to investigate the creature," says a cheerleader. "The creature's big news. I couldn't pass it up," Daphne says. Cheerleader cousin shows her the creature's picture in the school newspaper. The Gang travels to Hillside High to help Daphne's cousin Jennifer. Soon after a creature form the chemistry lab tries to scare off the students and force a dance into cancellation. 158621 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Creephy Heap From the Deep C Episode #31. 4-15-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Sea creature scares the gang. 158622 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Decoy for Dognapper C Episode #28. 3-25-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Someone steals dogs.. 158623 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Demon Shark, The C Episode #32. 4-22-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Demon shark steals jewels. 158624 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Dinosaur Deception, The C DVD -R 1896 Episode #3B. 9-24-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Daphne and the Gang travel to San Pablo, Mexico to visit a doctor who's recent dinosaur excavation has come to life. 158625 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Fall Dog C DVD -R 1874 Episode #10A. 11-6-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). They go on a Hollywood movie set for "The Amazing Wonder Car" where dangerous stunts are taking place. They pretend to be stunt drivers because the director and writer do not like "snoopy reporters." Daphne and the gang travel to Hollywood to interview Bobby Moguel about his new movie "The Amazing Wonder Cat." Before their arrival the stunt guy has quit because of a Gremlin terrorizing the set. 158626 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Foul Play in Funland C Episode #22. 2-11-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Robot runs the theme park. . 158627 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Gator, The C Episode #35. 5-13-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Gator scares the gang. 158628 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Go Away Ghost Ship! C Episode #17. 1-7-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Gang reads on the newspaper about the Ghost Ship, but they become prisoners. 158629 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Hassle in the Castle C Episode #14. 12-18-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Scooby and the gang go inside a pirate's castle to get help. They stumble on a mystery of a ghost haunting the place. 158630 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Haunted House Hang Up C Episode #19. 1-21-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Gang stumbles on a house said to be haunted by the headless specter. 158631 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Hound of the Scoobyvilles C DVD -R 1896 Episode #3A. 9-24-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Daphne and the Gang travel to Barkerville Hall in Scotland to see what is happening with the Barkeville Sheep. While there Scooby is accused of being the hound who is terrorizing everyone. 158632 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Mark of Scooby, The C DVD -R 1912 Episode #8A. 10-16-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Daphne and the Gang visit the old California festival where Scooby becomes excited to see his hero El Sabueso, who is known for helping the poor. While camping at the Festival, Scooby dreams of being El Scoobo and that Scrappy is Scrappito. They must rescue Senorita Daphne and Senor Shaggy from the Commandante. 158633 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Mine Your Own Business C Episode #29. 4-1-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Ghost steals gold. 158634 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Museum, The C Episode #33. 4-29-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Gang gets locked in a museum. 158635 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Never Ape an Ape Man C Episode #26. 3-11-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Scooby and the gang try to solve the mystery about an ape man. 158636 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: No Sharking Zone C DVD -R HQ 1860 Episode #1B. 9-17-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) goes to Hawaii to cover a surfing contest in Hawaii. She hires Scooby-Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick - Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Karem - Voice) as her assistants. Gang goes to see a Surfing festival on the island of Sacreruba and take pictures of a surfing legend. After hearing about the lost treasure of Scareruba they find out a Great White Shark and Seaweed monster are protecting it. 158637 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: No Thanks, Masked Manx C DVD -R HQ 1862. DVD -R HQ 1865. Episode #4B. 9-31-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). They go on vacation. "Jewels Stolen Masked Manx" headline in newspaper. They solve the case. The Gang goes to Blake Manor for a vacation and attend a costume party. Mr. Blake is auctioning off a million dollar stamp. `While there, a cat burglar, The Masked Manx is trying to steal the priceless stamp. 158638 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Quagmire Quake Caper, The C DVD -R 1896 Episode #2B. 9-10-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Daphne and the Gang with the assistance of a seismologist try to solve the earthquakes on the Indian land. Also the Slime monster is trying to scare everyone away. 158639 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Scarecrow, The C Episode #15. 12-24-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Gang stays at a man's farm for a sleepover and stumble on a live scarecrow. 158640 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Scoobsie 8 C DVD -R 1891 Episode #7B. 10-9-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Victoria Sensible, star of "Genuine Hospital" is kidnapped by the Phantom of the Soaps. Scooby is given the lead female role on the show. Daphne and Shaggy try to solve the mystery of the kidnapping. 158641 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Scooby a la Mode C DVD -R 1912 Episode #11. 11-27-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Gang travels to Paris, France to the Versailles Academy which is entering its 200th birthday as a pastry school to visit with Madam LaTorte. Trouble begins when the ghost of the school founder arrives to force the school into bankruptcy. 158642 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Scooby and the Minotaur C DVD -R 1874 Episode #9A. 10-30-198 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Daphne and the Gang travel to Greece to visit and soon hear about the legend of the Minotaur and find out that he is trying to scare away the International Treasure Hunters Club. The club is trying to find the golden fleece. Club president isn't frightened by the Minotaur and searches for the fleece along after he finds the map of the Labyrinth of Knossis. 158643 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Scooby Coupe, The C DVD -R 1874 Episode #10B. 11-6-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Daphne and the Gang go to an annual car show to interview a doctor and his assistant about the unveiling of the new car, the XYZ Sports Coupe. The rival is also a blue ribbon winner. She gets wind of the new car and plans to steal the car's plans. 158644 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Scooby of the Jungle C DVD -R HQ 1861 Episode #5A. 9-24-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). TV Reporter Daphne goes to jungle game reserve to do a story on the disappearance of their animals. Her assistants are Scooby, Scrappy and Shaggy. Daphne heads to the African jungle to interview Mr. Rasheed about the disappearances of jungle animals. They use Scooby's animal phrase book to help learn that the animals are under a trance of a strange whistle. 158645 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Scooby Pinch Hits C DVD -R 1874 Segal, Jeff and Alan Burnett Episode #9B. 10-30-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). TV Reporter Daphne Blake and her assistants Scooby, Scrappy and Shaggy work out with the Fairway Flounders baseball team. Blake interviews star pitcher and hitter, takes pictures, exposes hoax. Chattering Joe baseball announcer. The Gang attend a baseball game between the Flounders and the Roosters. They are there to see new Flounders pitcher female Sally Star and they interview the teams coach Goober. A while after the old teams star the ghost of Casey O'Reilly comes and kidnaps the star pitcher. Scooby takes her place as pitcher while the others solve the mystery. 158646 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Scooby Roo C DVD -R 1879 Episode #6A. 10-2-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). TV Reporter Daphne Blake and her assistants Scooby, Scrappy and Shaggy in the Mystery Machine in the Australian outback roads discovering a monster. The Gang travels to Devil's Rock for a picture taking trip. Soon after they hear of an old Neanderthal who is scaring everybody away. 158647 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Scooby the Barbarian C DVD -R HQ 1860 Episode #1A. 9-17-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). The Gang travel to Norway to see an archaeologist professor and the study of old Viking ruins. The professor is kidnapped. While searching for the professor, Daphne and Scrappy are kidnapped too and leave the kidnapping mystery to Scooby and Shaggy. 158648 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Scooby-Doo and Cyclops, Too C DVD -R HQ 1861 Episode #5B. 9-24-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). TV Reporter Daphne is on vacation in Paradise Island and discovers zombies. Her assistants are Scooby, Scrappy and Shaggy in the Mystery Machine car. . 158649 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Scooby's Gold Medal Gambit C DVD -R 1879 Episode #6B. 10-2-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). TV Reporter Daphne Blake and her assistants Scooby, Scrappy and Shaggy cover the 25th Annual World Games. Blake interviews the chairman of the Games. The villain, Chameleon, is after the gold medals. The Chameleon, a master of disguise, breaks out of Wholesome prison to head to the World Games to steal the good medals. The Gang is already reporting on the games and eventually helps Chairman retrieve the medals and capture the Chameleon. 158650 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Scooby's Night With a Frozen Fright C Episode #20. 1-28-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Shaggy accidentally releases a caveman on ice while fishing. So what they do is return the caveman. But the caveman comes to life when the ice melts. Scooby and the gang must find the two professors before it is too late. 158651 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Scoobygiest C DVD -R 1896 Episode #2A. 9-10-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Daphne forces the Gang to spin the night in an old haunted house to prove it is not haunted. While there Daphne reads an old diary and all of the events in the dairy come true. 158652 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Spooky Space Kook C Episode #18. 1-14-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Gang tries to solve a mystery about an alien haunting an airport. 158653 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: That's Snow Ghost C Episode #23. 2-18-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Snow ghost haunts Alaska.. 158654 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Tiki Scare Is No Fair, A C Episode #16. 12-31-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Gang goes to Hawaii for a vacation, but stumble on the mystery of a witch doctor. 158655 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Wedding Bell Boos (Two Parts) C DVD -R 1896 Episode #13. 12-11-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Daphne and the others travel to Plymouth, Massachusetts to attend the wedding of Shaggy's sister Maggie. The ghost of one of Shaggy's relatives show sup in search of a ring that gives the location of their family treasures. 158656 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: What the Hex Is Going On? C Episode #30. 4-8-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Daphne's uncle disappears. 158657 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Where's Scooby-Doo? (Two Parts) C DVD -R 1886 Episode #12. 12-4-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). TV Reporter Daphne Blake and her assistants Scooby, Scrappy and Shaggy go on the Orient Express with tickets paid by secret admirers. Newspaper Headline: "Top Secret Fuel Formula Stolen by Spy." The group apprehends the spy. 158658 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Who's Afraid of the Werewolf? C Episode #24. 2-25-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Scooby and the gang stumble on a wolf. 158659 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Who's Minding the Monster? C DVD -R 1912 Episode #11A. 11-27-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Gang is now in Transylvania and read up on the Frankenstein legend of him returning and frightening the townspeople. The Gang poses as babysitters for Frankenstein's castles' residents. 158660 1984 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Witch, The C Episode #34. 5-6-1984 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). Witch is burned at the stake. 158661 1983 New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, The: Wizards and Warlocks C DVD -R 1891 Episode #7A. 10-9-1983 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North - Voice) and her assistants Scooby Doo (Don Messick - Voice), Scrappy-Doo (Don Messick-Voice) and Norville "Shaggy" Rogers (Casey Kasem - Voice). TV Reporter Daphne Blake and her assistants Scooby, Scrappy and Shaggy at annual meeting of Wizards and Warlocks game players. At the Wizards & Warlocks festival the people have been trapped by the Wizard of the tower. Scrappy's duty now is to play a life-sized game of "Wizards and Warlocks" to set the convention goers free. 158662 1682 New Song on the Strange and Wonderful Groaning Board, A PO USC Anonymous News 158663 1992 New Statesman, The: Back from the Mort T Episode #23. 11-22-1992 News Media. Journalists (Nicholas Colicos, Timothy Morand, Robert Schofield). TV Reporter (John Warnaby). 158664 1989 New Statesman, The: Fatal Extraction T Episode #9. 1-15-1989 Newscaster (Alan Hardwick). 158665 1992 New Statesman, The: Heil and Farewell T Episode #26. 12-13-1992 Newscaster (Catherine Chevalier). 158666 1992 New Statesman, The: Irresistible Rise of Alan B'Stard, The T Episode #28. 12-25-1992 Newsreader (Sandy Walsh). Political Editor (John Warnaby). 158667 1991 New Statesman, The: Keeping Mum T Episode #20. 1-27-1991 Newsreader (Nicholas Fry). 158668 1991 New Statesman, The: Party's Over, The T Episode #18. 1-13-1991 Newsreader (Christa Ackroyd). TV Interviewer (Hilary Trott). 158669 1989 New Statesman, The: Piers of the Realm T Episode #15. 2-26-1989 Newscaster (Alan Hardwick). 158670 1990 New Statesman, The: Who Shot Alan B'Stard? T Episode #16. 1-14-1990 Journalist (James Quinn). Newscaster (Alan Hardwick). 158671 1961 New Steve Allen Show, The T Series. Interviewer (Carl Reiner). Host (Steve Allen). 158672 2006 New Tomorrow, A M Interviewer (Victor Williams). 158673 1925 New Toys M AFI-Playwrights Writer 158674 2000 New Tribunes, The: Thou Shalt Not Kill...Normally N Rowan, Ronald R. News Media celebrities and executives who are grossly biased, Hollywood and show business personalities, leftist politicians and official and big Democrat Party contributors are all part of a disgruntled insurance tycoon’s plot for revenge against the liberal-socialist culture. In his hate-filled mind, they all conspired with the organizers of the “in your face Gay Community Movement” to transform a highly infectious and deadly disease, AIDS, into a politically protected, left wing, counter-culture lovefest exposing innocents across the nation, including his hemophilic wife and himself, to its horrors. The tycoon’s wife died of AIDS after inadvertently infecting him. With his own resources and business contacts, he goes after them utilizing their dying victims, whom he recruits through an ingenious network he sets up for that singular purpose. He entices them with pre-dated insurance policies worth millions in some instances, depending on their intended targets. He personally and publicly executes the first selectee to prove a point to himself, then attempts to publicize his grand creation as the “People’s Tribunes.” “We intend to inject fear of massive retribution with a disproportionate response to wrongdoing on the part of elected and appointed public officials, news and grand media personalities. We are the judge, we are the jury, we are the executioner!” 158675 2004 New Tricks: T Episode #5. 4-22-2004 Journalist (Mark Webb). 158676 1981 New Voice, The T School Journalists write for New Voice, Lincoln High School newspaper, Boston. Mr. Morfi, paper's advisor (Shawn Elliott) 158677 2003 New World Symphony M Journalist (Leigh Combs). Theatre Critic (Nick Nichols). 158678 2004 New Year's Eve with Carson Daly T Host (Carson Daly). Times Square Correspondent (Kathy Griffin). 158679 2004 New Year's Rockin' Eve 2005 T Correspondents Catherine McCord, Mike Richards (2005). Correspondent Catherine McCord (2005). Hosts Regis Philbin (2005), Ashlee Simpson. 158680 2005 New York 360 (degrees): DT Series 2005. Host Amy Palmer. Correspondents Felix Mercado, Laurel Touby, Wilkela Walker, Carolina Bermudez, Cat Greenleaf, Samantha Ettus. 158681 1955 New York Confidential M Press 158682 1958 New York Confidential T Series 1958-1959. 39 Episodes. Based on Lee Mortimer-Jack Lait book Reporter Lee Cochran (Lee Tracy), a tough newspaper reporter-columnist 158683 1996 New York Cop M Art Critic (Frank Licato). 158684 1991 New York Dead NM OWN - P Woods, Stuart TV Anchorwoman Sasha Nijinsky, country's hottest and most beautiful anchor woman 158685 2000 New York Graphic N Baker, Adam Lloyd Photographer Virgil Strauss, inept tabloid photographer a la Weegee. New York Graphic rejects his work. 158686 1906 New York Idea, The P COPY Mitchell, Langdon Newspaper. Enter Cynthia absorbed in reading a newspaper. Reads aloud from newspaper about a horse race. Continues reading the paper throughout play. 158687 1917 New York Luck M AFI-Motion Picture Scriptwriters News Media. Scriptwriter. 158688 2004 New York Minute M News Broadcaster (Damon D'Oliveira). Video Shoot Announcer (Balazs Koos). 158689 1995 New York News: T VHS 336, 333 (Two Episodes), 332, 331, 330 Episodes. Series September 1995-November 1995. 13 Episodes. Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff. Editor-in-chief Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) of the New York Reporter. Investigative Reporter Jack Reilly (Gregory Harrison). Columnist Nan Chase (Madeline Kahn). Owner Frank Elliot (John Cunningham). Reporters Angela Villanova (Melina Kanakaredes), Ellie Milanski (Kelli Williams). Photographer Benny Caldwell (Harold Perrineau, Jr.). Tony Amato (Anthony DeSando). Victor (Kevin Chamberlin). Mitch Cotter (Joe Morton). 158690 1995 New York News: Broadway Joe T Overmyer, Eric and Michelle Ashford Episode #4. 10-12-1995 Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff. Editor-in-chief Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) of the New York Reporter. Investigative Reporter Jack Reilly (Gregory Harrison). Columnist Nan Chase (Madeline Kahn). Owner Frank Elliot (John Cunningham). Reporters Angela Villanova (Melina Kanakaredes), Ellie Milanski (Kelli Williams). Photographer Benny Caldwell (Harold Perrineau, Jr.). Tony Amato (Anthony DeSando). Victor (Kevin Chamberlin). Mitch Cotter (Joe Morton). Martin Lapetto tips Jack about cops in his plainclothes anti-crime unit that's ripping off drug dealers. Jack's story creates complications for Lapetto, the newspaper and his life. Angela goes undercover as 911 operator. Someone tried to break into her apartment. Her calls to 911 got busy signals. Ellie and Benny do on-the-street research with homeless scam artist who reveals why he desperately needs money. Ellie has problems with Benny's other roommate, a punk rocker. It's 20th anniversary of football star Joe Namath's appearance in pantyhose and Tony wants Namath to pose again. Nan, who once lived with Namath, refuses to help Tony until he offers enticing trade. Mitch gets married during lunch, has another attack. 158691 1995 New York News: Cost of Living (1) T Episode #9. Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff. Editor-in-chief Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) of the New York Reporter. Investigative Reporter Jack Reilly (Gregory Harrison). Columnist Nan Chase (Madeline Kahn). Owner Frank Elliot (John Cunningham). Ollie Herman (George C. Scott). 158692 1995 New York News: Forgotten T Episode #12 Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff. Editor-in-chief Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) of the New York Reporter. Investigative Reporter Jack Reilly (Gregory Harrison). Columnist Nan Chase (Madeline Kahn). Owner Frank Elliot (John Cunningham). News Reporter (Brother Douglas). Street Vendor (Michael Badalucco). 158693 1995 New York News: Fun City T Ashford, Michelle Episode #2. 10-5-1995 Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff. Editor-in-chief Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) of the New York Reporter. Investigative Reporter Jack Reilly (Gregory Harrison). Columnist Nan Chase (Madeline Kahn). Owner Frank Elliot (John Cunningham). Louise has lunch with Frank Elliot, the owner of the New York Reporter, who informs her that he's considering selling the paper because it's losing money. Until that time, Elliot assigns an efficiency expert to recommend cutbacks. Jack's article on Chinatown sweatshops earns him praise at work but jeopardizes the livelihood of his source and gets him an ominous meeting with the godfather of Chinatown. Reporter (Nancy Ticotin). Angela follows a child killer released on parole, who returns to his neighborhood where he is unwanted. She changes her opinion of him when she meets his mother. Nan's nasty column on Fabio (Himself) brings him to her office. He turns tables on her. Ellie assigned to cover Miss Big Apple pageant where she sees deputy police commissioner in drag. She track him down, speaks to him and has second thoughts about doing the story. Benny becomes friend of Ellie. Mitch suffers chest pains and collapses. 158694 1995 New York News: Good-Bye Gator T Black, Velma and Barbra Hall Episode #5. 10-19-1995 Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff. Editor-in-chief Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) of the New York Reporter. Investigative Reporter Jack Reilly (Gregory Harrison). Columnist Nan Chase (Madeline Kahn). Owner Frank Elliot (John Cunningham). At the hospital Louise and Jack try to visit a recuperating Mitch but his wife Asia has banned everyone at the newspaper from seeing him. Jack investigates a possible outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus at the hospital where Mitch is staying. Louise hires an interim editor, Jim Kowalski. Kowalski guides and encourages Ellie as she pursues her investigation of the city's building inspectors, the unsafe buildings and the families who have been affected. Angela meets with Philip a racist who wants to apologize for his past. Benny uses Angela in order to find and confront Philip who was responsible for the death of the man whom Benny was named after. Tony grapples with "The Gator" a professional wrestler who wants to be more than just "friends." Nan's expense account has been slashed and the quality of her of subjects drops from Gloria Steinem to Tiny Tim. 158695 1995 New York News: Mary Tyler Moore on Extra CC SV 316 Promo Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff series. Mary Tyler Moore promotes show on "Extra." 158696 1995 New York News: Past Imperfect T Episode #11 Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff. Editor-in-chief Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) of the New York Reporter. Investigative Reporter Jack Reilly (Gregory Harrison). Columnist Nan Chase (Madeline Kahn). Owner Frank Elliot (John Cunningham). Ollie Herman (George C. Scott). 158697 1995 New York News: Pilot T VHS 330 Ashford, Michelle Episode #1. 9-28-1995. Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff. Editor-in-chief Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) of the New York Reporter. Investigative Reporter Jack Reilly (Gregory Harrison). Columnist Nan Chase (Madeline Kahn). Owner Frank Elliot (John Cunningham). Jack smokes out an insurance scam involving the fire department. Angela's story on cops and hookers get sidetracked when she helps a young girl whose mother works full-time and father, a Broadway director, is a dead-beat dad. Ellie wants to work on Jack's story but Louise assigns her to cover the taxi driver who accidentally gave Nan a black eye. The taxi driver becomes suicidal and Ellie has a chance for an exclusive interview. Benny thinks his photo of the taxi driver will make the front page. Nan is afraid to go to the Barbara Streisand concert at Carnegie Hall because of the black eye. Tony wonders why Victor treats everyone to coffee and personalized mugs. 158698 1995 New York News: Question of Truth, A T Jeffries, Georgia Episode #6. 11-2-1995 Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff. Editor-in-chief Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) of the New York Reporter. Investigative Reporter Jack Reilly (Gregory Harrison). Columnist Nan Chase (Madeline Kahn). Owner Frank Elliot (John Cunningham). Angela goes to her old neighborhood in Little Italy looking for leads on one of the mob families but ends up doing story on domestic abuse involving former boyfriend. Jack's story on second-string bomb squad expert and his role in diffusing bomb This makes him a hero, but follow-up story makes him suicidal. Nan moves into co-op and is invited to be on board. Famous fashion designer who revealed she is a lesbian during the interview, is turned down for apartment. Nan is at odds with board members. Ellie's series on city building-code violations turns up more dirt than she expected. Confronts temporary editor-in-chief Jim Kowalski with new information who says it doesn't matter. Ellie talks to Louise who confronts Jim. Jim calls Ellie liar and dares Louise to verify her information. Louise goes to office to call medical examiner but is interrupted when Jack turns on TV. Frank Elliot announces his company is filing for bankruptcy and The New York Reporter is for sale. 158699 1995 New York News: Thin Line T Hall, Barbara Episode #3. 10-8-1995 Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff. Editor-in-chief Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) of the New York Reporter. Investigative Reporter Jack Reilly (Gregory Harrison). Columnist Nan Chase (Madeline Kahn). Owner Frank Elliot (John Cunningham). Reporters Angela Villanova (Melina Kanakaredes), Ellie Milanski (Kelli Williams). Photographer Benny Caldwell (Harold Perrineau, Jr.). Tony Amato (Anthony DeSando). Victor (Kevin Chamberlin). Mitch Cotter (Joe Morton). Angela covers the Central Park shooting of a mother and her two young daughters. Her investigation makes her uncomfortable when things point to the mother. In his haste to meet an insider of a car theft ring, Jack jumps a turnstile and gets arrested. He gets teased at work and the courthouse. A champion boxer selects Tony to write his biography. After witnessing the boxer's dark side Tony tries to back out but the boxer threatens to reveal Tony's affair with a married woman. Louise asks the staff to take an intelligence evaluation in a maneuver to save Victor's job. Cash-poor Ellie fails at a second job as Animaniac Yakko at a children's party. Benny offers Ellie the opportunity to be his roommate. 158700 1995 New York News: Using Game, The T Episode #13. Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff. Editor-in-chief Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) of the New York Reporter. Investigative Reporter Jack Reilly (Gregory Harrison). Columnist Nan Chase (Madeline Kahn). Owner Frank Elliot (John Cunningham). 158701 1995 New York News: Welcome Back Cotter T Episode #7. 11-9-1995 Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff. Editor-in-chief Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) of the New York Reporter. Investigative Reporter Jack Reilly (Gregory Harrison). Columnist Nan Chase (Madeline Kahn). Owner Frank Elliot (John Cunningham). 158702 1995 New York News: Yankee Glory (2) T Episode #10 Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff. Editor-in-chief Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) of the New York Reporter. Investigative Reporter Jack Reilly (Gregory Harrison). Columnist Nan Chase (Madeline Kahn). Owner Frank Elliot (John Cunningham). Ollie Herman (George C. Scott). 158703 1995 New York News: You Thought the Pope Was Something T Episode #8. 11-30-1995 Tabloid Editor-in-Chief and Staff. Editor-in-chief Louise Felcott (Mary Tyler Moore) of the New York Reporter. Investigative Reporter Jack Reilly (Gregory Harrison). Columnist Nan Chase (Madeline Kahn). Owner Frank Elliot (John Cunningham). 158704 1984 New York Nights M Photographer (Peter Matthey). Cameraman (Mik Cribben). 158705 1959 New York Philharmonic in Venice, The: Ageless Mozart, The DT Commentator (Leonard Bernstein) 158706 2005 New York Secrets N Gray, Gerald Adult Magazine Editor and Publisher Mr. Keating meets with a young woman who arrives in New York intent on realizing her dream of being a writer. To her shock, Keating suggested she turn her talents to sex fiction, offering her the opportunity to write pornography. Soon, she is producing sexy masterpieces based upon the perversions she experiences in her new master’s home. 158707 1989 New York Stories M News Media. TV Newscaster (Andrew MacMillan). TV Interviewer (Nancy Giles). TV Interviewer (Jodi Long) 158708 1954 New York Times DT Omnibus Segment. 3-21-1954 News. Live coverage and remote broadcast from the New York Times on how the Monday front page is put together. 158709 1952 New York Times Youth Forum, The DT Series. 9-24-1952 to 6-12-1954. DuMont Moderator Dorothy Gordon. Public Affairs Program for young people. 158710 1941 New York Town M News Media. Burt the Newsman (Jimmy Conlin). Photographer Victor Ballard (Fred MacMurray) along Manhattan's streets, finds a Vermont waif 158711 1994 New York Undercover: After Shakespeare T Episode #6. 10-13-1994. News Media. Reporter (Cynthia Watros). 158712 1996 New York Undercover: Bad Blood T DVD -R HQ 5794 Episode African-American Investigative Journalist killed and detectives link the Tuskegee experiments to his murder. 158713 1998 New York Undercover: Drop Dead Gorgeous T Episode #78. 1-15-1998 Reporter (Lyn Brown). 158714 1995 New York Undercover: Private Enemy No. 1 T DVD -R HQ 9115 Episode. 1-5-1995 Journalist, Eddie’s sister, joins the guys on their rounds. 158715 1997 New York Undercover: Promised Land, The T Episode #69. Newscaster (Rosanna Scotto). 158716 1977 New York, New York M DVD -R HQ 2166 (Media Excerpts). L Reporters (David Armstrong, Robert Buckingham, Eddie Garrett, Nico Stevens). Photographer (Robert Petersen). Photographer (William N. Peters). Magazine covers. Newspaper story. Movietone News Produced by Edmund Reek. Described by Joe Prince. "New York Welcomes Francine Home." New York Times story on Jimmy Doyle, jazzman. 158717 2003 New Yorker Cartoon: Deep Junior Press Conference H OWN 2-10-2003 News Media. Computer being interviewed by reporters says: "Good question, Attractive Human Reporter" to female journalist. 158718 1994 New Yorker Columnist Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Schoenbaum, Bernard 2-7-1994 Columnist. St. Peter at the gates of heaven with book open and quill in hand, halo on head, full beard, wings and smiling says to man. Refers to newspaper columnist William Safire "Everything seems to be in order, except for a few critical comments by William Safire." 158719 1993 New Yorker Columnist Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Crawford, Michael 10-25-1993 Columnist. Wife to husband who's reading the newspaper. They are sitting on a sundeck, he's reading the newspaper. "That's enough. I refuse to compete with Anna Quindlen!" 158720 1935 New Yorker Columnist Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Thurber, James 4-20-1935 Columnist. Wife, reading paper to husband "Lippmann scares me this morning." (Reference to Washington columnist Walter Lippmann). 158721 2002 New Yorker Columnist-Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Lorenz, Lee 8-12-2002 Columnist. Newspaper. Lawyer talking to executive in prison cell "You'll get a chuckle out of what Maureen Dowd says about you in today's 'Times.'" 158722 2002 New Yorker Columnist-Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Handelsman, J.B. 1-7-2002 Columnist. Newspaper. Man talking to his wife while reading a newspaper "I'm really going to miss getting steamed at Anthony Lewis." 158723 1997 New Yorker Critic Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Gerberg, Mort 12-15-1997 Critic. Woman to a man who is annoyed at having just seen a movie he dislikes. "Oh, shush! You live by Janet Maslin, you're going to die by Janet Maslin." 158724 1993 New Yorker Drama Critic Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Modell, Frank 6-7-1993 Drama Critic. Woman talking to angry husband as they leave theater "It wasn't as bad as all that. You're just mad because you got suckered into it by all those rave reviews." 158725 1992 New Yorker Gossip Columnist Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Martin, Henry 12-28-1992 Gossip Columnist. Woman says to man as she points to a skyline view of New York City "I'll tell you what's happening out there, Willie. Liz Smith's column is what's happening out there." 158726 1998 New Yorker Investigative Reporter Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Farris, Joseph 1-12-1998 Investigative Reporter. One prisoner to another in prison cell. "I was an investigative journalist until they investigated me. 158727 1993 New Yorker Journalism Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fisher, Ed 9-20-1993 Journalism. Ancient Hebrew scribe talking with his colleague. "You mean when I use a phrase like 'Pharaoh dreamed seven cows came up out of the Nile.' or 'God remembered Noah,' or David's wife Michal 'despised him in her heart' -- that's speculative journalism?" 158728 1993 New Yorker Journalist Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Twohy, Mike 11-8-1993 Journalist Charles is introduced to another man at a party by a woman "Charles is a journalist, but, of course, not one of those bottom feeders." 158729 2003 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Chast, Roz 6-12-2003 Magazine. Doze Magazine: "Magazine for Slumber Enthusiasts, The. What's Your Pillow Type? How to Earn Big Bucks Without Even Waking Up. Tips from Expert Nappers. Latest in Pajama fashions and tons more!" 158730 2001 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 2-19-2001 Magazine. Man on the street hands out magazine blow-in cards 158731 2000 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Haefeli, William 10-2-2000 Magazine. Wife talking to her husband as he browses the magazine, "Men's World," which features articles on weight and fashion. "When did men become women?" "Man's World:" Headlines: "Lose 10 Pounds." "Hot New Fashions!" "21 Hair Care Secrets." 158732 2000 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Kaplan, Bruce Eric 7-3-2000 Magazine. Curious daughter asks magazine-reading mother a question "What did people do before they could read about the same handful of famous people over and over again?" 158733 2000 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Haefeli, William 6-5-2000 Magazine. Woman to man referring to magazine she is reading "There's an article in here that explains why you're such an idiot." 158734 1997 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Woodman, Bill 12-15-1997 Magazine. Man buried I snow receiving copy of "The New Yorker" cartoon issue from a St. Bernard 158735 1997 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Reilly, Donald 1-20-1997 Magazine. Funeral director to woman in black. "That being your mother's wish, I see no reason we can't arrange interment with all her old copies of "Gourmet." 158736 1996 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Chast, Roz 11-18-1996 Magazine. Cover of "Duh" Magazine with information that any person with common sense would already know. Man on cover: "Who knew? Gee! Live and learn!" 158737 1996 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Schoenbaum, Bernard 11-11-1996 Magazine. Three-part series shows dog carrying magazine in its mouth to its master, who is sitting in a smoking jacket with a drink. The dog stops and shakes itself, so that the subscription cards fly out of the magazine Then the dog brings the magazine to its master. 158738 1995 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Weber, Robert 6-19-1995 Magazine. Old woman says to her family as the group huddles near her death bed to hear her last words "Don't forget to cancel my subscription to 'Modern Maturity.'" 158739 1994 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Chast, Roz 10-24-1994 Magazine. Middle Age - The Magazine for You - Yeah, You! Frightened-looking middle-aged couple on the cover. Articles include :I was the oldest person at the Dead Concert: a Special Report." "So you've turned into your dad." "See That Old Lady Sitting Across From You? That's How You Look, Too." 158740 1993 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Handelsman, J.B,. 10-4-1993 Magazine. Man in heaven talking to a woman. He's readying "Death Today" magazine. "Imagine! In the past year alone, Thomas Jefferson has learned to speak Swahili and play the glockenspiel." 158741 1993 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Chast, Roz 2-22-1993 Magazine. Series of about 15 New Yorker food products all featuring the New Yorker character Eustace Tilley. These include bread, pasta, tuna, milk and others. Headline: The New Yorker Repackaged. 158742 1992 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Weber, Robert 10-12-1992 Magazine. Man to woman seated next to him on subway. She is reading a magazine. Man next to her and man standing up are both reading newspapers. "Your magazine smells fabulous. May I kiss you?" 158743 1991 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Crawford, Michael 12-23-1991 Magazine. Three fortune cookies. One a "Fortune Cookie," one a "Forbes Cookie," and one a "Business Week Cookie," with appropriate financial aphorisms. 158744 1990 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Shananhan, Danny 9-17-1990 Magazine. Viking of old, Leif Ericson, sits on log reading a copy of LEIF. 158745 1990 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Shananhan, Danny 9-3-1990 Magazine. Three Little Pigs get a call from the magazine -- their brick house has made a good impression "It's Architectural Digest." 158746 1990 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Chast, Roz 1-29-1990 Magazine. AL by Judd Johnson -- Magazine geared toward short attention spans Chapter 1…Chapter 2….through Chapter 9…The End. 158747 1988 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Opie, Everett 1-25-1988 Magazine. One man to another at Time, Inc. Reception. Six men plus speaker there in coats, hats and briefcases. "Genial, outgoing Gil Wheat, I guess you know everybody: quite, mild-mannered John Lilienthal. Mordant, sardonic Geoff Relf. Compact, dynamic Jim Stockton. Serious high-minded Art Herzog. Brilliant, mercurial John Motheral..." "…and me, of course -- long-winded, boring Stan Norton." 158748 1988 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Weber, Robert 1-4-1988 Magazine. Man to woman about magazine he just opened with music pouring out it "Oh, my God! It's alive with the sound of music." 158749 1987 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Miller, Warren 6-15-1987 Magazines. Man sits reading "People." Bird reads "Birds." Cat on chair reads "Cats." Dog lying at the man's fee reads "Dogs." and bug reads "Bugs." 158750 1968 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Martin, Henry 5-11-1968 Magazine. Couple walking down street filled with "Sex" signs on every building "I suppose we have Helen Gurley Brown to thank for this." 158751 1941 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Aaron, Peter 9-13-1941 Magazine. One man to another as they stand in their barracks watching a photographer take pictures of one of their fellow military recruits while a reporter crouches next to the photographer "If it ain't 'Life,' it's 'Time,' and if it ain't 'Time,' it's 'Fortune.'" 158752 1996 New Yorker Magazine Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steiner, Peter No Specific Date Newspaper. Woman and man sitting at table with two drinks in front of them. Caption reads: "Time Life People the originals." 158753 2003 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Gotham, Frank 8-11-2003 News Media. Two women walking down the street "He's not a bad person, but he wants to own two TV stations in the same market." 158754 2003 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Dernavich, Drew 2-17-2003 News Media. Man talking to a friend at a bar "So is Cameron Diaz really a babe, or is that another thing we've been led to believe by the biased media?" 158755 2003 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Smaller, Barbara 2-3-2003 News Media. Wife standing beside husband as he watches TV in an armchair "Should we have dinner now, or are you watching in real time?" 158756 2002 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Kaplan, Bruce Eric 8-5-2002 News Media. Couple watching television "Do you want to watch someone cook or someone decorate?" 158757 2002 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Gregory, Alex 7-8-2002 News Media. One Hollywood type guy to another "I won't attend a benefit unless I know it's for a worthwhile photo spread." 158758 2002 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steiner, Peter 2-18-2002 News Media. Woman to husband as they leave party "What's with the Tim Russert act?" 158759 2001 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mueller, Peter 10-22-2001 News Media. Couple watching television "Look, honey! Important people talking loudly!" 158760 2001 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Bliss, Harry 5-28-2001 TV Sports. Baseball player talking to the media. "Hey, I'm just happy to be making an obscene amount of money." 158761 2000 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fradon, Dana 11-8-2000 News Media. One man talking to another at a bar "I'm still undecided -- I like Leno's foreign policy, but Letterman makes a lot of sense on domestic issues." 158762 2000 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Barsotti, Charles 10-16-2000 News Media. Man speaking to his wife over the phone. "Hi hon. Guess who's going to be on national television apologizing to the American public." 158763 2000 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Sipress, David 9-25-2000 News Media. Television coverage of panel discussion being watched by startled man in his living room looking at TV screen. Two men, two women facing each other with picture of Capitol buildings in background "Welcome to 'All About Media,' where members of the media discuss the role of the media in media coverage of the media." 158764 1998 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Sipress, David 8-10-1998 News Media. Politician being interviewed on TV by woman. Surprised man watching his television. "As I said earlier, Michelle, I won't answer questions about economic or foreign policy. I'm here to talk about my sexual escapades." 158765 1998 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevens, Mick 7-13-1998 News Media. Lawyer exiting courthouse with client and publicist, besieged by microphone, camera and tape-recorder-wielding news media "My client has nothing to leak at this time." 158766 1998 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steinere, Peter 7-13-1998 News Media. Large dog to smaller dog as they walk away from a mailman beyond the gate of a yard. "Barking at the mailman doesn't make you a media watchdog." 158767 1998 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steiner, Peter 6-8-1998 News Media. One shark to another as they swim away from a school of fish below them. "It was terrible. It was like a media frenzy." 158768 1998 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Miller, Warren 4-27-1998 News Media. Father to his pre-teen daughter as they watch large-screen TV news or documentary program No, those people aren't anorexic. Those people are starving." 158769 1998 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Levin, Arnie 1-26-1998 News Media. Iranian mullah speaking on television to American audience. Man sitting watching him on TV screen. "We are interested in a cultural exchange. We will give you one of our writers, and you will give us Salman Rushdie." 158770 1998 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Haefell, William 1-19-1998 News Media. Schoolteacher speaks to group of small children "There are exceptions. Sometimes it's possible to have buzz without any hype whatsoever." 158771 2000 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Kaplan, Bruce Eric 8-21-2000 News Media. Camp counselor, hands on hips, chides group of kids he has taken out into the woods. "And I don't want to hear any of this 'There are no cameras following us so what's the point?' stuff." 158772 2000 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 8-14-2000 News Media. Man talking to his wife as they sit on sofa in front of TV "In the interest of fairness to the Democrats, I'm not going to waste my time on their convention either." 158773 1999 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 8-9-1999 News Media. Company spokesman surrounded by reporters with microphones "Yes, but take away the rodent droppings and the occasional shard of glass, and you've still got a damn fine product." 158774 1999 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Weber, Robert 4-19-1999 News Media. Worried father and mother in little boy's room discover note left on the bed "He's run away to join the media circus." 158775 1999 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Smaller, Barbara 4-19-1999 News Media. One media executive to another in an office "It's been done, but I don't think it's been redone." 158776 1999 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Levin, Arnie 4-12-1999 News Media. Policeman to handcuffed man on the street "You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law, newspapers, periodicals, radio, television, all electronic media, and technologies yet to be invented." 158777 1999 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cotham, Frank 1-11-1999 News Media. Lawyers outside courthouse meet the press and an array of microphones and camera. "At this time the family is grieving and suing." 158778 1999 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 1-11-1999 News Media. Two hostile men in jackets and ties at cocktail party. Republican has slight receding hairline. Democrat has curly receding hairline. "Republican sound bite." "Democratic sound bite." 158779 1998 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cotham, Frank 9-7-1998 News Media. One man talking to another looking at drawings on a cave wall. It appears to be a heroic hunting epic followed by a retraction." 158780 1998 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevens, Mick 8-17-1998 News Media. Politician speaking at TV press conference with reporters, microphones, camera "And so, due to the appearance of wrongdoing, I've decided to simulate my resignation." 158781 1998 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Levin, Arnie 1-5-1998 News Media. Knight on a castle's battlement to his king about an approaching army. "They're dividing into three groups, Sire. Infantry, cavalry, and media. 158782 1996 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Maslin, Michael 5-20-1996 News Media. Fox and his lawyer speak to reporters on courthouse steps. Reporters with microphones and a cameraman, some with pads and pencils. "Those responsible for putting my client in charge of the henhouse should be on trial here, not myth client, who, as a fox, was only doing his job." 158783 1995 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Roberts, Victoria 2-20-1995 News Media. Man to woman sitting in their living room. He is reading a newspaper. She is looking at him. "I suggest you air your woes through the media." 158784 1994 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Miller, Warren 6-27-1994 News Media. Man sitting in a scull in the middle of nowhere -- "Thirty Days in a Single Scull, Day 17: The early October nights have grown chilly, and media attention has fallen short of expectations." 158785 2003 New Yorker Media Cartoon H COPY 6-02-2003 TV News. Man watching female reporter on CNN News on TV screen. He looks angry. Two women watching him and one says to the other: "This is our rant room." 158786 1993 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Twohy, Mike 7-26-1993 News Media. President Clinton hugging Barney at press conference Headline: President Clinton Exchanges Hughs with his New Violence Czar 158787 1993 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Miller, Warren 2-8-1993 News Media. Little girl asks her mother while being read a bedtime story. "And what's the story behind the story?" 158788 1992 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Kaplan, Bruce Eric 8-24-1992 News Media. Man says to two people watching TV Headline: The Goldmans Hire a Media Consultant. 158789 1992 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Woodman, Bill 8-10-1992 News Media. Biblical figure talking to crowd "No, a question period will not follow." 158790 1992 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cline, Richard 4-27-1992 News Media. Woman to man over glass of wine in a restaurant "Can't you create a flap in the media, or something?" 158791 1991 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Miller, Warren 10-28-1991 News Media. One bat to another: "We're starting to get media coverage. Pass it on." 158792 1991 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Richter, Mischa 8-5-1991 News Media. Judge in courtroom talking to defendant and lawyer: "Since you have already been convicted by the media, I imagine we can wrap this up pretty quickly.:" 158793 1991 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Reilly, Donald 7-22-1991 News Media. Policeman says to old lady he's helping across street. Refers to recent videos exposing police brutality: "I don't see anyone breaking a leg to get a video of this." 158794 1991 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Reilly, Donald 5-6-1991 News Media. General pointing out his medals to a woman: "And this one is for being wounded by the media." 158795 1990 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fradon, Dana 10-29-1990 News Media. Lawyer speaking to reporters on courtroom steps. Woman with microphone pointing it at one of two lawyers. Man with pad listening. Cameraman shooting picture "My client has been convinced by the media, but I am confident that his conviction will be overturned on appeal by the three major networks and the 'Times.'" 158796 1990 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Lorenz, Lee 8-27-1990 News Media. Several aged people smiling, one in a wheelchair: 21st Century Previews, History is Made as the Media Completely Ignore the 75th Annual Woodstock Reunion. 158797 1990 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Chast, Roz 7-16-1990 News Media. Three novels specifically geared towards doctors and media planners. Up-to-Date Career-Specific Romance Novels. Media novel: Burt King, Target Audience…." 158798 1990 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevens, Mick 6-4-1990 News Media Hell. Cave has an inscription that reads 'All Rhetoric Abandon, ye who enter here!" 158799 1988 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Gerberg, Mort 12-12-1988 News Media. Seven Deadly Sins. Six of them watching TV. "Greed" vice on the screen including Envy and the other five. Names written on their chests. "He's certainly getting a lot more than his normal share of media coverage lately." 158800 1988 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mirachi, Joseph 3-28-1988 News Media. Man watching TV screen with newscaster making an announcement: "Today, in a surprise move, everyone in the media veered slightly to the right." 158801 1987 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Richter, Mischa 4-13-1987 News Media. Wife looking up from TV show to husband who is engrossed in newspaper lying on a couch "Henry, is there a moral to our story?" 158802 1980 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fradon, Dana 7-21-1980 News Media. Highway Road Sign: Entering N.Y. Times/CBS News Poll. Pop. 1154. 158803 1978 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Day, Chon 2-20-1978 News Media. Jury foreman reading verdict to judge in court "We find the defendant guilty as charged by the media." 158804 1996 New Yorker Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Donnelly, Liza No Specific Date Newspaper. Small child talking to mother in kitchen while father reads newspaper. "Mom, can we go to the media circus someday?" 158805 2005 New Yorker Media Cartoon H COPY 1-10-2005 News Media. MD-HDTV. Three people on a couch watching HDTV -- High Definition Television. The man says: "What's that thing on Morley Safer's neck?" The woman in the middle says: "He should get that looked at." Teenager at the end of the couch says: "I'm pretty sure it's nothing." 158806 1948 New Yorker Media Cover H cartoonbank.com Arno, Peter 7-10-1948 News Media. Podium filled with NBC, CBS and other microphones with one hand showing with index finger pointing to the sky 158807 2002 New Yorker News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cotham, Frank 5-13-2002 News. Small child to father "You can't send me to bed now -- not when events are breaking so fast." 158808 2002 New Yorker News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fradon, Dana 4-22-2002 News. One minister to another about a royal jester amusing the king "Didn't this use to be the time slot for his news briefings?" 158809 1998 New Yorker News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cheney, Tom 11-16-1998 News. Cave men and women watching two men prepare to beat a crouching man over the head with clubs "You go ahead. I want to watch the news." 158810 1994 New Yorker News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 8-22-1994 News. Man reading a bedtime story to his daughter "Many, many news cycles ago…." 158811 1990 New Yorker News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Crawford, Michael 4-16-1990 News. Looks & Sounds Like News! Man looking like Mikhail Gorbachev appearing yesterday with a man looking like George Bush to announce a plan that sounds like a pretty good idea: 158812 2001 New Yorker News Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Sipress, David 3-12-2001 News. Doomsday prophet carrying a sign that reads: "The End of the Bill Clinton News Cycle is Almost Here.) 158813 2001 New Yorker News Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Byrnes, Pat 3-12-2001 News Media. Man with camcorder on shoulder interviewing a woman "Actually, I work for a newspaper, but people won't talk to me without it." 158814 1992 New Yorker News Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Miller, Warren 11-16-1992 News Media. Junked car used as a house for a homeless person has a bumper stick on it that reads: "Annoy the Media, Re-Elect Bush." 158815 1992 New Yorker News Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Sorel, Edward 11-9-1992 News Media. Color spread showing various animals posing as the media stampeding with cameras and microphones the day after the 1992 Presidential Election Headline: Media Feeding Frenzy: November 4, 1992 158816 1992 New Yorker News Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Chast, Roz 10-26-1992 News Media. Last-Minute Bombshells Color spread showing George Bush's annulled marriage to Eva Gabor. Ross Perot being held hostage by a UFO. Bill Clinton's collection of Grand Funk Railroad memorabilia. Headline: Last-Minute Bombshells. Hilary Clinton writing teen-age marsh notes to David Eisenhower. Barbara Bush's books of bawdy limericks. Young Dan Quayle buying math homework from Timmy N. 158817 1992 New Yorker News Media Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Weber, Robert 6-15-1992 News Media. Woman Reporter asks woman politician at election rally "What is your position regarding the issue of emotional commitment in a relationship." 158818 1973 New Yorker News Vendor Cover H cartoonbank.com Saxon, Charles 9-24-1973 News Vendor peering out from three piles of newspapers and hundreds of magazines around him. 158819 1993 New Yorker Newspaper H cartoonbank.com Handelsman, J.B. 11-29-1993 Editorial Cartoon. Wife to husband as they sit at breakfast table: "Pass the cream or I'll cut off your penis." 158820 1988 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevenson, James 4-4-1988 Newspaper. Woman to man looking at newspaper at newsstand with headline: "Another Perfectly Exquisite Day in N.Y." "Somehow it doesn't seem the same since Rupert Murdoch's gone." 158821 1992 New Yorker Newspaper Carton H cartoonbank.com Chast, Roz 10-5-1992 Tabloid Newspaper. Tabloid called "The Ancient Enquirer" with headlines like "Woman Turns into Pillar of Salt!" "Man Lives for Three Days in Whale's Stomach and Survives." Headlines: "Top Greek God Gives Birth to Full-Grown Gal Via His Forehead!!!" 158822 2003 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Wilson, Gahan 8- 4-2003 Newsboy with papers shouting. Everyone wants to buy a newspaper from him. "Extra! Extra! News of a gentler, bygone time!" 158823 2003 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Haefeli, William 6-6-2003 Newspaper. Conversation at cocktail party "He's been pointillized in the Wall Street Journal." 158824 2002 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cullum, Leo 8-19-2002 Newspaper. Man reading a newspaper explains to dog why he is not like the dog on television "You could have had a film career, but you were needed here to fetch the paper." 158825 2002 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Gerberg, Mort 4-22-2002 Newspaper. Prisoner in cell reading New York Times' "Escapes" section 158826 2002 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Lorenz, Lee 4-15-2002 Newspaper. Doctor to nurse about elderly man on his death bed "Call the family, nurse -- he's about to dictate his last letter to the Times." 158827 2002 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Koren, Edward 2-11-2002 Newspaper. Daughter to mother in kitchen with husbands looking on "Mom, please! I'm a married woman whose friends have been reviewed favorably by the New York Times." 158828 2001 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steiner, Peter 12-3-2001 Newspaper. Man peddling personal newspaper on the street. "My Issues! Read all about it." 158829 2001 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Vey, P.C. 11-19-2001 Newspaper. One fish to another as it crawls out of the water "I'm going to get a paper. Be right back." 158830 2001 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Miller, Warren 11-12-2001 Newspaper. Woman reads N.Y. Times at table as husband stands on head to read the upside down sports section 158831 2001 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cullum, Leo 10-15-2001 Newspaper. Man talking to his dog, who's holding a newspaper for him. "Have you considered the possibility that I don't want the paper?" 158832 2001 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Reilly, Donald 10-8-2001 Newspaper. Wife talking to agitated husband reading the newspaper. "You know the doctor told you no more op-ed." 158833 2000 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Sipress, David 11-13-2000 Newspaper. Man sitting at table reading newspaper section titled "Feelings." 158834 2000 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Chast, Roz 10-30-2000 Newspaper. Police Log from Suburbia Heights in Haiku Form -- Some funny incidents here. Reported in a local newspaper. 158835 2000 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Crawford, Michael 10-30-2000 Newspaper. Giant New York Times flies through the air, about to fall on a man on his doorstep. 158836 2000 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 10-16-2000 Newspaper. Fake New York Times Article, with pictures, showing Gore and Bush agreeing on clothes New York Times, Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2000 -- 75 cents. Headline: "Bush and Gore Stake Out Differences in First Debate." "But Agree on Clothes." 158837 1998 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevens, Mick 3-9-1998 Newspaper. One scientist to another as they look at two identical cages filled with mice "One group gets tiny copies of the 'Times,' the other gets tiny copies of the Post." 158838 1999 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Levin, Arnie 8-16-1999 Newspaper. Man in baseball cap at pearly gates of heaven with St. Peter, complete with wings, halo and a quill and scroll. "Did you bring a duplicate copy of your 'Times' obit with you? 158839 1998 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Handelsman, J.B. 11-30-1998 Newspaper. Lumber men with saw and five trucks approach a large tree. The tree is divided into New York Times sections such as "Arts & Leisure," "Sports," "Travel," "Arts and Leisure," "Automobiles." "Money and Business," "Style," "Week in Review." 158840 1997 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevens, Mick 12-22-1997 Newspaper. Two adjoining newspaper coin-operated dispensers read "The Best of Times," "The Worst of Times." 158841 1997 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Twohy, Mike 11-10-1997 Newspaper. Grandfather sitting on chair with two children, a boy and a girl, on his lap, is reading the newspaper obituaries aloud to boy and girl on his lap. "Mr. Culner is survived by his wife, the former Janice Dexter; one son, Horace, Jr.; and three grandchildren 158842 1997 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 10-20-1997 Newspaper. Man, drawn in color, with purple suit and red tie, speaks to another man in a bar, drawn in black and white. Refers to the New York 'Times" now being printed in color. "Personally, I like the 'Times' in color." 158843 1997 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Chast, Roz 9-15-1997 Newspaper. The Polite Inquirer newspaper. Headlines such as "Brad Pitt Visits Relatives, Has a Good Time." "Julia Roberts Cleans Out Closet, Finds Long-Lost Scarf, 'I'm so happy!" star exults." "Cher Finishes Jigsaw Puzzle -- Took Two Years, But Worth It." "George Clooney Sees Dentist -- Six-Month Checkup - No Cavities." 158844 1997 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Leeds, Stuart 9-15-1997 Newspaper. Businessman looking at street vending boxes for newspapers marked "Sloth," "Envy," "Anger," "Greed," "Gluttony," "Lust," "Pride." 158845 1997 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Roberts, Victoria 8-4-1997 Newspaper. Wife speaks to husband as they sit at kitchen table reading newspapers. "Sometimes I wonder if English really is my native tongue." 158846 1997 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Reilly, Donald 4-7-1997 Newspaper. One old codger in a men's club to another as they sit reading newspapers in plush surroundings "The world moves so fast nowadays. It used to take years and years to become a confirmed horse's ass." 158847 1997 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Wilson, Gahan 3-24-1997 Newspaper. Wife to husband about a potted plant leaning toward him as he avoids it, reading his newspaper "Oh, for God's sake, smell the poor thing." 158848 1995 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Lorenz, Lee 1-9-1995 Newspaper. Devil in Hades reading newspaper says to other demon in hell "I'm fed up with excuses, Harris. When am I going to start reading about the Satanic right?" 158849 1994 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Miller, Warren 5-23-1994 Newspaper. Middle-aged wife to husband reading the newspaper "Why can't you take out a full-page newspaper ad and tell everyone how happy we are?" 158850 1994 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Handelsman, J.B. 5-16-1994 Newspaper. Commuter talking to another commuter, both reading newspapers. Woman in front of them also reading newspapers. Commuters obviously strangers. "Don't you feel a lot safer now that crime is illegal?" 158851 1993 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Barsotti, Charles 11-22-1993 Newspaper. Man with newspaper grasping his head like a little monkey (with feet and ands, eyes, nose and mouth) talking to his wife. "What could I do? It jumped off the newsstand." 158852 1993 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Chast, Rox 10-25-1993 Newspaper. Man reads the obituaries in newspaper, headlines for each death refer, relatively to reader's age. "Two years younger than you." "Twelve years older than you." "Three Years Your Junior." "Your age on the dot." 158853 1993 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 10-18-1993 Newspaper. Sidewalk newspaper seller to passerby: Headline of New York Post: "Lethal Leaves!" Above reads: "Autumn in New York." "Read all about it! Falling leaves kill six!" 158854 1993 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Twohy, Mike 10-4-1993 Newspaper. One prison inmate to another. They're in bunk beds. The prisoner on the top bunk is talking "The 'Post' did an unflattering piece on me." 158855 1993 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 7-5-1993 Newspaper. Wife asks husband as she holds a ripped piece of the newspaper in her hands. "Can I have another piece of the paper?" 158856 1993 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Handelsman, J.B. 6-7-1993 Newspaper. Telephone pollster talking to barely-a-wake man in bed after midnight "This is the New York 'Times' Business Poll again, Mr. Landau. Do you feel better or worse about the economy than you did twenty minutes ago?" 158857 1993 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Schoenbaum, Bernard 2-22-1993 Newspaper. One angel says to another as they sit on clouds reading the Sunday New York Times. "Finished with the Living Section?" 158858 1993 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steiner, Peter 2-1-1993 Newspaper. Three USA Today-style charts with love-related information, inspired by a quote from President-elect Clinton at the top of the image Headline: More Charts with Heart 158859 1992 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Schoenbaum, Bernard 12-7-1992 Newspaper. Politician talking to an aide about an article he's reading in the newspaper "Say, who the hell's been writing this stuff? It comes perilously close to the truth." 158860 1992 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Hamilton, William 11-23-1992 Newspaper. Two men in a bar talk about another man who is sitting alone at the end of the bar "Poor bastard. The New York 'Times' just panned his zinfandel." 158861 1992 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Martin, Henry 9-28-1992 Newspaper. Editor reads letter at desk "Dear Editor: How are you? I am fine. Having a wonderful time. Wish you were here. Love Sally." 158862 1992 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Weber, Robert 9-14-1992 Newspaper. Stylishly dressed young couple show up at the door of a middle-aged couple dressed without style. "We're from the 'Times' Styles-section rescue squad. 158863 1992 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 5-18-1992 Newspaper. Tabloid Finance. Businessman sees newspaper seller crying while holding up a tabloid that reads: "Cash! Two-Headed C.E.O.!" 158864 1992 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Shanahan, Danny 3-9-1992 Newspaper. The Emperor's Newspaper. Emperor's aide pretending to read from a newspaper the news of the day. Emperor on throne without clothes Aide: "We've won the war, crime is down, and inflation and unemployment are virtually nonexistent!" Emperor: "Wonderful! Now how about the funny pages?" 158865 1992 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Hamilton, William 2-10-1992 Newspaper. Man to write in a hectic kitchen scene while man is reading the newspaper "I have a feeling that today's going to be in most biographies of me." 158866 1992 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Farris, Joseph 12-20-1991 Newspaper. Angel is looking astonished at an International Herald Tribune machine on a cloud. 158867 1991 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ross, Al 12-23-1991 Newspaper. Man looking at a book and talking to his wife "Forceful, yes! But not lucid as the 'Times' would have me believe. 158868 1990 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Barsotti, Charles 5-14-1990 Newspaper. They Shop Among Us: Couple in Buck Rogers' space suits reading scandal papers Man in space suit with No. 7 on the front of his suit: "By Jove, there it is in black and white: 'James Dean is Alive!'" Woman in space suit with No. 3 on her chest: "Yes, and the so-called newspaper of record has missed yet another scoop." 158869 1990 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steiner, Peter 4-9-1990 Newspaper. Man walks past sign that reads "Water-Main Break" with reviews under the warning such as "Very Serious -- The Times." "A Beau! - The News." and "Tidal Wave!! - The Post." 158870 1988 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Maslin, Michael 12-19-1988 Newspaper. Cinema with marquee advertising: "USA Today- the motion picture." 158871 1988 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Reilly, Donald 9-19-1988 Newspaper. One construction worker to another talking at lunch, high above the city. "You'll get used to the rhythm of it after a while, kid. You finish one, the 'Times' says it stinks, then you move on and start another." 158872 1988 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 5-16-1988 Newspaper. People in a subway all reading subway-oriented magazines and newspapers. 158873 1988 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steig, William 2-22-1988 Newspaper. Woman on couch talking to man who is reading a newspaper "Harvey, talk to me. How are the Knicks making out?" 158874 1988 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevenson, James 2-1-1988 Newspaper. Man in plaid jacket looking like the teacher to teenager writing for school newspaper in the school newspaper room. Boy writing story opposite her. "This is an excellent story, Doris, so far." 158875 1987 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevens, Mick 8-3-1987 Newspaper. Man reading newspaper outside in bathing suit, wife next to him drinking a cocktail, in swimsuit, under beach umbrella in background "Here's a picture of some people doing the exact same thing we're doing, but they seem to be having a lot more fun." 158876 1987 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 7-27-1987 Newsboy in office holding newspaper up called "Office News," to man with briefcase walking by…. You're fired! Read all about it!" 158877 1987 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Modell, Frank 1-12-1987 Newspaper. Four men with open newspapers looking angrily at man laughing at "New York Times." 158878 1986 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steinberg, Saul 12-29-1986 Newspaper. Dog walks carrying newspaper in mouth, a briefcase in each hand, and a package under his arm. He wears hat and clothes. 158879 1984 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mirachi, Joseph 1-2-1984 Newspaper. Dictator surrounded by his generals saying: Good news. The 'Times' has upgraded us from a 'junta' to a 'military government.'" 158880 1977 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 6-20-1977 Newspaper. Man eats breakfast while reading newspaper as it comes off printing press. (Table at one end, huge printing rollers on the other end). 158881 1976 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Opie, Everett 1-5-1976 Newspaper. One scientist sitting opposite from another in a laboratory: "I see by the current issue of 'Lab News,' Ridgeway, that you've been working for the last twenty years on the same problem I've been working on for the last twenty years." 158882 1942 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Price, George 5-30-1942 Newspaper. Wife complaining to visiting woman about her husband who is working on a radio with six carrier pigeons -- one flying in, one on his head, one on the radio, two on the chair, one on the table. She says: "It's the Times' bulletins every hour on the hour, the Daily News' bulletins every hour on the half-hour and those damn carrier pigeons in between." 158883 1997 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Haefeli, William No Specific Date Newspaper Lifestyle Editor -- Woman sitting at desk with sour expression and dark glasses on. Lifestyle Editor sign on the desk. "In" Box. "Out" Box. And box marked "Very In." 158884 1933 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H Complete Cartoons of the New Yorker, The Rose, Carl 1933 Film Critic. Giant gorilla (ala King Kong) standing in a newsroom is holding a copy of a newspaper looking down at a frightened man behind a desk saying: "Are you the motion-picture reviewer of this newspaper?" 158885 2004 New Yorker Newspaper Cartoon H OWN Twohy, Mike 10-18-2004 Newspaper. Three chickens sitting in baskets laying eggs, each reading a newspaper. One says to the other: "It's all road kill, and never a word about the chickens who get to the other side!' 158886 1958 New Yorker Newspaper Cover H cartoonbank.com Getz, Arthur 11-22-1958 Newspapers. Broadway at night with crowd of people on street outside with man on ladder putting up "Smash Hit" from early reviews. News stand and piles of papers. People are grabbing a paper and taking it home with them. 158887 1952 New Yorker Newspaper Cover H cartoonbank.com Dove, Leonard 3-22-1952 Newspaper office filled with desks cluttered with news clippings, phones, ink. Three old-time newspaperpeople at desks and in the foreground in brilliant color is a woman dressed in an evening gown pounding away at a typewriter She's writing a story on the social event she has just attended. 158888 2002 New Yorker Newsstand Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Lorenz, Lee 9-16-2002 Newsstand. Businessman at sidewalk newsstand "I'll have whatever the lads are buying this week." 158889 2002 New Yorker Newsstand Cartoon H cartoonbank.com O'Brien, John 6-17-2002 Newsstand. Man at newsstand with multiple stacks of newspapers and multiple copies of newsstand vendor selling the magazines and newspapers 158890 2002 New Yorker Newsstand Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Lewis, Eric 6-3-2002 Newsstand. In a Perfect University -- Newsstand sign that reads Sunday Times $3 158891 1943 New Yorker Photographer Cove H cartoonbank.com Arno, Peter 7-31-1943 Photographers. Four photographers with cameras pointed at one of four beauty contestants who is smiling. The other three are frowning. 158892 2006 New Yorker PR Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Gregory, Alex 1-9-2006 Publicist. Man holding a gun and standing over a dead body blood oozing on the floor. He points to his stunned secretary and says: "Call my attorney and say that I killed Ted in self-defense. Call my publicist and say that I wish Ted the best of luck in all of his future endeavors." 158893 1997 New Yorker Press Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cheney, Tom 2-24-1997 Press. Lawyer to judge before sentencing "At this time, Your Honor, my client wishes to enter a plea of "no contest" and throw himself on the mercy of the press." 158894 1990 New Yorker Press Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Maslin, Michael 3-26-1990 Journalists facing Senator with guitar on "Serenade the Press." Three journalists confront the politician. "Excuse me, Senator, but isn't that the same tune the Administration's been singing?" 158895 1989 New Yorker Press Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ross, Al 8-21-1989 Press. David & Goliath sit in boxing-type press conference. Three cameraman shooting pictures at them as they sit behind microphones with handlers behind them David Agrees to Fight Goliath. 158896 1989 New Yorker Press Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Weber, Robert 6-12-1989 Press. Politician talking to members of the press outside capitol. Female with microphone, others. "I'll go out on a limb and say time will tell." 158897 2004 New Yorker Press Cartoon H cartoonbank.com 3-2004 Press. Self-defense class. Instructor. Five Americans dressed in loose defense uniforms. One raises his hand and asks, "But what if we're attacked in the press?" "Extra! Extra! News of a gentler, bygone time!" 158898 2003 New Yorker Press Conference Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Weyant, Christopher 6-19-2003 News Media. Dog politician speaking at lectern during press conference "Meow, but don't quote me on that." 158899 1937 New Yorker Press Cover H cartoonbank.com Alajalov, Constantin 12-4-1937 Press. Photographers shooting pictures of the celebrities and elite attending a social event while police hold back crowd of fans 158900 1985 New Yorker Public Relations Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevenson, James 3-11-1985 Public Relations. Big-shot executive to employees: "It's my birthday. Churn out some hype." 158901 2003 New Yorker Radio Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cullum, Leo 4-7-2003 Radio. Two pet parrots talking "That's not my poetical opinion. That's just stuff I hear on the radio." 158902 1997 New Yorker Radio Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 2-24-1997 Radio. DJ at WXDB-FM Drive-By Radio has just finished shooting pistol -- the gun is smoking and there are bullet holes everywhere in the radio booth "Good morning, everyone!" 158903 1993 New Yorker Radio Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Barsotti, Charles 4-12-1993 Radio. Psychiatrist says to his patient who has a transistor radio for a head "Of course you're depressed. You're tuned to a twenty-four-hour all-news station." 158904 1992 New Yorker Radio Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevens, Mick 11-9-1992 Radio. Woman talking to her husband in their living room about popular radio program "I love it when you use your 'All Things Considered' voice." 158905 1990 New Yorker Radio Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cullum, Leo 3-19-1990 Radio Disc Jockey tries to remember what he played. Dark glasses, cup of coffee in hand, record on platter. "Didn't I just play that record a minute ago?" 158906 1990 New Yorker Radio Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Martin, Henry 3-5-1990 Radio Newscaster into microphone, in control room with technician listening: "Edwin Davis Cartright has been made C.E.O. of Bufco International, Truman Dorrance Tressler would like to hear from fellow executive vice-presidents and Parkinson Trumbull has joined the University Club. And that's it for tonight…." "…This is Willis Carrington Jordan IV saying good night for the Old Boy Network." 158907 1988 New Yorker Radio Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steiner, Peter 5-2-1988 Radio. Man into payphone with crowded bus outside unloading passengers. He is looking around as others are using the other payphone. "A man walked by carrying a large package and almost bumped into a guy with a briefcase. An M-7 bus just went by. It was fairly full. Traffic is moderately heavy. There are people using all four phones, with one woman waiting…." This is Phil Michaels, reporting, live for WTNY, all the news, just the news, all day long." 158908 1978 New Yorker Radio Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Vietor, Dean 10-23-1978 Radio. Woman calls her husband to the telephone: "It's Susan Stamberg at National Public Radio. She wants to know if you want to defend yourself on the airwaves tomorrow." 158909 1939 New Yorker Radio Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Alajalov, Constantin 8-5-1939 Radio Reporters with portable backpacks and microphones at a golf tournament. The crowd is telling them to be quiet by each one putting a finger to their mouth saying "Sshh.." 158910 1938 New Yorker Radio Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Day, Robert J. 11-19-1938 Radio Newscasters-Announcers at big bowl game with stands completely empty "Well, folks, here it is starting time!...One moment while we take a look at that little old schedule." 158911 1987 New Yorker Radio News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Martin, Henry 2-16-1987 Radio Newscaster into microphone. His mother sits next to him at the another microphone "It's six o'clock, Family Network time. And now, here's Mom with the news." 158912 1990 New Yorker Reporter Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fisher, Ed Episode.10-1-1990 Reporter. A bearded man in safari clothes sitting at a manual typewriter at a table typing with a kerosene lamp "A reporter, entering Ujiji, approached the presumed Dr. Livingstone, and ascertained that the man was indeed the long-sought physician…." 158913 1936 New Yorker Reporter Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Thurber, James 10-31-1936 Reporter asking cop about a man and woman lying on the floor dead, each has a pistol "I'm the Times man. Did they have pistol permits?" 158914 1933 New Yorker Reporter Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Thurber, James 9-16-1933 Reporters watching tennis watch, sitting at typewriters and looking very tough. One has a hat. One is smoking cigarette. Third man next to them. Tennis match in front of them. They are looking and talking to each other "Hey, Joe. How d'ya spell 'rhythm'?" 158915 1991 New Yorker Reporters Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Shanahan, Danny 2-4-1991 Reporters. Groundhog on Groundhog Day talking to reporters: "Shadow, nothing. I saw Elvis." 158916 1999 New Yorker Sports Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Chast, Roz 1-26-1999 Sports Radio in Crisis. Three harried sportscasters in a studio can't come up with anything to say on the Air. "I have absolutely nothing left to say about any time anywhere." "What else is there to talk about>?" "I read an interesting book recently." 158917 1998 New Yorker Sports Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 1-5-1998 Sports Reporter. Football player in uniform on playing field to newsman Tom with microphone and cameraman. "It's a game of power, speed, agility, and grace, but most of all, Tom, it's a game of points." 158918 1997 New Yorker Sports Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Drucker, Boris 11-10-1997 Sports Reporter. Football coach to newscaster in stadium after a game, with reporter holding a microphone up to his face and another player looking on "I'm glad we won, and I hope that someday we'll have a university that our football team can be proud of." 158919 1997 New Yorker Tabloid Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 9-22-1997 Tabloid Newspapers. People reading tabloid newspapers, a woman reading "Privacy Schmivacy," a man reading "Celebrity Hound," and a man reading "The American Gawker," all looking over the shoulder of a woman reading "The National Apologia." 158920 1990 New Yorker Talk Show Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Lorenz, Lee 7-2-1990 Talk Show Host listening to Dolphin talking to him, cameras in foreground: "So I said to Cousteau, 'Look pal, you're not the only frog in the sea.' But seriously, Jerry…." 158921 1996 New Yorker Talk Show Host Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Gerberg, Mort 3-11-1996 Talk Show Host. Couple watching talk show host Geraldo Rivera on TV. Refers to the end of the Donahue Show with Phil Donahue). "People who watched 'Donahue' -- next on Geraldo!" 158922 1995 New Yorker Talk Show Host Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Richter, Mischa 1-16-1995 Talk Show Host. Lawyer behind his desk in office talking to client "Your case has been turned down by Oprah, but we're appealing to Sally Jessy Raphael." 158923 1994 New Yorker Talk Show Host Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Lorenz, Lee 4-25-1994 Talk Show Host. In a car, a man talks to a woman, as a tow truck pulls them out of a giant pot hole. "That does it! I'm voting for Howard Stern." 158924 1990 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevens, Mick 3-19-1990 TV. Announce on television about co-announcer's new hairdo. Man listening at home, watching TV screen: "If you like Sally's new hairdo, dial 1-900-555-6220. If you don't like Sally's new hairdo, dial 1-900-555-6221." 158925 1987 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Levin, Arnie 3-9-1987 TV. Man watching television set, flag on the screen: And this brings to a conclusion, thank goodness, our broadcast day." 158926 1997 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Twohy, Mike 3-10-1997 TV Reporter and Cameraman interviewing lawyer as defendant is led away in chains "I'm not going to make excuses. They were very tough today,. They wanted this one more than we did, and they deserved to win." 158927 1996 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 5-27-1996 TV. One construction worker to another sitting eating lunch surrounded by lumber and construction "We begin the day hammering. Then there's 'Regis and Kathie Lee.' Then we do some more hammering, followed by lunch and 'Days of Our Lives,' more hammering, 'Oprah," and, finally home." 158928 1995 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cline, Richard 9-25-1995 TV. Man to woman at cocktail party, all young, fashionable types "Why would I want to watch 'Central Park West' when I'm living it?" Central Park West, TV program with journalist. 158929 1994 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Knox, Bob 5-16-1994 TV. Three colored squares: "The Artist who forges Paul Klee paintings'" his face obscured by colored squares. "The man who thinks he is Bobby Fischer," his face covered by chess board pattern. "The chronic crossword-puzzle cheater," face covered by crossword." 158930 1994 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Miller, Warren 2-21-1994 TV. Two new fathers look through observation window in maternity ward and see babies with TV sets attached to their cribs. 158931 1994 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 1-10-1994 TV. Man to wife as he watches football on TV. Fox Television now broadcasts NFL football games. "When I first heard about the move from CBS to Fox, I was sad because I figured that was it -- it would never be the same." "But then I had a revelation -- an epiphany, if you will -- and I realized that, hey, it will be the same. It will always be the same." 158932 1993 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 7-26-1993 TV. Couple sleeping in bed with lights out, not watching Late Night With David Letterman Headline: Our Summer Without Dave 158933 1993 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Wilson, Gahan 7-12-1993 TV. Man giving derisive thumb-to-nose hand gesture to television which is responding back the same way Headline: Interactive TV 158934 1993 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Frascino, Edward 7-5-1993 TV. Wife to her husband, couple sitting on couch in front of television "Exactly what form of live entertainment did you have in mind?" 158935 1993 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Handelsman, J.B. 3-29-1993 TV. Father says to his young daughter as he watches TV "Of course Daddy could explain what a superconducting supercollider is, sweeties, but just at the moment Daddy is watching 'America's Most Wanted.'" 158936 1993 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Roberts, Victoria 3-15-1993 TV. Woman says to man as they walk down the street. "Well, now that we know what Letterman's doing, what are we doing?" 158937 1993 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Weber, Robert 1-11-1993 TV. Man says to pouty woman while sitting watching TV. "Darling, when I'm with you, I'm with you, but right now I'm with Louis Rukeyser." 158938 1992 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steiner, Peter 10-12-1992 TV. Woman to man watching TV "For righteous indignation, no one can match Henry Kissinger. 158939 1992 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Richter, Mischa 9-28-1992 TV. Dejected Uncle Sam and Statue of Liberty sitting in their living room, watching TV "Where did we go wrong?" 158940 1991 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Weber, Robert 10-7-1991 TV. A large bird-puppet stands holding placard that reads "VICTIM OF CUTBACKS AT PBS." It is begging at a street corner. 158941 1991 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 9-16-1991 TV. Man talking to audience, standing in front of two TV cameras facing talk shot host desk, pointing to the "Applause" sign. "The reason it's going to keep flashing on and off is that we love you, and we want you to love us, too." 158942 1991 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Weber, Robert 2-18-1991 TV. Father to book-reading little boy: "Timothy, if you never watch TV you'll never know what's going on in the world." 158943 1990 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 10-8-1990 TV. Three people on TV talk show laughing Woman in low-cut dress on end of couch: "Oh, my God! Help!!! Man next to her on couch: "Someone! Please get me out of here!." Talk show host behind desk: "Cut to Commercial! For pity's sake, cut to commercial." 158944 1989 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Shanahan, Danny 12-11-1989 TV. Wife to husband over dinner table: "I understand your feelings, dear, but don't you think that Jane Pauley would just as soon see you keep you strength up? 158945 1988 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 7-25-1988 TV. Television Bulletin on the air. Man reading looks up to see what's on the screen> "Hey, no problem. Just touching base to say 'Hi. How goes it?' and to tell you that we really care about you. And now back to our show." 158946 1987 New Yorker TV Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Gerberg, Mort 8-3-1987 TV. Man witting in a chair with the words "Opposing Viewpoint: on the back, watching a televised speech on TV. 158947 2001 New Yorker TV Interviewer Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Twohy, Mike 12-3-2001 TV Interviewer. Woman talking to her husband "Two 'Charlie Roses' doesn't make you a Middle East scholar!" 158948 2001 New Yorker TV Interviewer Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Barsotti, Charles 7-16-2001 TV Interviewer. King being interviewed on TV "Now, stop me if I get to jabbering and start a war." 158949 2000 New Yorker TV Interviewer Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Lorenz, Lee 12-25-2000 TV Interviewer. Man speaking to a panel of interviewers, "Face to Face." "An excellent question, Sylvia, and I thank you for the opportunity to use 'whilst' in my response." 158950 2000 New Yorker TV Interviewer Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mueller, Peter 7-17-2000 TV Interviewer. Bowling ball is guest on TV talk show "But I'm not here to talk about bowling." 158951 1999 New Yorker TV Interviewer Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steiner, Peter 7-28-1999 TV Interviewer. Political candidate being interviewed on TV talk show "I may run, but first I want to toy with the electorate for a while." 158952 1987 New Yorker TV Interviewer Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Maslin, Michael 5-18-1987 TV Interviewer on Talk Show Panel to guest (three panelists including two men and a woman in the middle). Camera seen in foreground "The pleasantries having been dispensed with, we now go right for the jugular." 158953 2003 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevens, Mick 6-2-2003 TV News. Wife shows a friend her husband sitting in living room growling at CNN on the TV "This is our rant room." 158954 2003 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Lorenz, Lee 4-14-2003 TV News. Husband sitting in chair to angry wife standing before him. "You're right -- I'm not listening to you -- I'm reading the crawl on the bottom of your screen." 158955 2003 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 4-14-2003 TV News. Man returning to his TV chair that is decorated as a three star general 158956 2002 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 7-22-2002 TV Newscaster on screen "Bad news on Wall Street today, as the bottom fell out of the market, the sides collapsed, and the top blew away." 158957 2002 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cotham, Frank 3-11-2002 TV News. Son watching television while father reads bedtime story "Hold it -- there's another story I'm following." 158958 2002 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 1-14-2002 TV Newscaster on screen looking downward toward bottom of screen. "Hey, cool, there's stuff written on the back of the crawl." 158959 2001 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Reilly, Donald 11-19-2001 TV News. One Afghan soldier talking to another "I understand that we may get a chance to meet Geraldo." 158960 2001 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Shaw, Michael 11-12-2001 TV News. Man and woman watching TV "I liked the theme to the Gulf War better." 158961 2001 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Chast, Roz 5-28-2001 TV News. Weatherman giving weather reporter recites poetry. Poet in Hiding "The fog comes on little cat feet, closing Kennedy and LaGuardia." "Tuesday morning, expect it to rain in my heart like it rains on the city, so bring an umbrella." "Finally, by Wednesday, the sun also rises." 158962 2001 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steiner, Peter 5-28-2001 TV News. Man watching Anchor delivering the news on TV screen. China now says it will withdraw its opposition to the missile-defense shield if the F.B.I. builds it." 158963 2001 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 3-19-2001 TV News. Woman talking on phone while husband in another room watches TV intently. "We'd love to come, but the weather mongers have paralyzed us with fear." 158964 2001 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Maslin, Michael 1-16-2001 TV News. Ski jumper is interviewed by TV reporter and camera crew while in midair "Would you like to tell our viewing audience how you feel at a moment like this?" 158965 1998 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Twohy, Mike 6-150-1998 TV News. Three worms sitting behind anchor desk on a TV News program. Jerome, a large bird, will provide analysis. "And now here's Jerome with an overview." 158966 1998 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 5-25-1998 TV Anchorwoman reading copy on screen with chart behind her on one side, and NEWS behind her on the other side. "And, in a move sure to attract the attention of regulators, the private sector made a bid to acquire the public sector." 158967 1998 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steiner, Peer 2-16-1998 TV Newscaster introduces his female co-anchor on TV. "And now here's Cathie with the hypothetical portion of the news." 158968 1998 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Lorenz, Lee 2-2-1998 TV News. Wife to distraught husband as he squirms in anguish in armchair. "Well, if I felt blue all the time and I found out that Mike Wallace felt blue all the time, it would make me feel lots better." 158969 2000 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Donnelly, Liza 9-11-2000 TV News. Weather reporter in rain jacket, holding an umbrella, facing cameraman. "At this point, it's still not classified as a hurricane -- it's still being called a raindrop." 158970 1999 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Matson, R.J. 8-9-1999 TV News Commentators discuss the end of the J.F.K. Jr. plane crash tragedy as a news story. On set of Newstalk. Man and Woman with TV camera and producer in foreground "Where were you when you realized there was nothing else to say?" 158971 1999 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cotham, Frank 6-14-1999 TV News cameramen run behind tank with a giant camera instead of a gun. 158972 1999 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Booth, George 1-26-1999 TV News. Cameraman and reporter with microphone converge on congressman Blowviatt in front of the Capitol with fist raised. "Congressman Blowviatt demands no more sex in the Oval office, no more subterfuge, no more shiftiness, no more half-truths, no more spins, no more taradiddles, and no more whoppers." 158973 1998 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Maslin, Michael 12-28-1998 TV News. Man on stage at podium to audience. And now, the award for most chutzpah by an individual in a flock, or horde, of reporters." 158974 1998 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cheney, Tom 12-7-1998 TV News. Mob of reporters in a circle with microphones and cameras surrounding a man who is seen crawling out from mob of media people and sneaking away 158975 1998 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Twohy, Mike 12-7-1998 TV News. Man walking dog observes three media trucks, one reads "Rumors." One reads "Lies." And the last reads "Innuendo," as reporters rush into the building. 158976 1998 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Crawford, Michael 9-28-1998 TV Newscaster on TV screen talking to man at home listening "And now, if you don't want to know today's Dow Jones closing, look away from your set until the music stops." 158977 1997 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 12-15-1997 TV News. Man is surrounded by TV reporters and other journalists stretching to the horizon with microphones ion his face, satellite trucks, thousands of journalists. "No comment." 158978 1997 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 9-22-1997 TV Newswoman on television screen speaks directly to man sitting in armchair watching a small TV screen. "A poll of New York City voters indicates that the topic they're most concerned with is the British monarchy." 158979 1997 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Handelsman, J.B. 2-10-1997 TV Newscasters huddle over a sheet of paper on the evening news, woman anchor Wendy on left, male anchor on right. Woman watching them on TV screen. "Here's a late bulletin. Wendy and I have been fired, so we'll just say goodbye and God Bless." 158980 1997 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 1-6-1997 TV Newscaster. Man watching small TV screen. "Jitters on Wall Street today over rumors that Alan Greenspan said, 'A rich man can as soon enter Heaven as a camel fit through the eye of a needle." 158981 1996 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Maslin, Michael 6-10-1996 TV Newscaster on TV screen. Man alone in a large room watching TV. "The top of the news is coming right up. But, first, the bottom of the news." 158982 1995 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Shanahan, Danny 11-20-1995 TV Anchor announcement, while man watches news from his living room chair. "Hey! This is News." 158983 1995 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Agee, Jon 11-6-1995 TV News. Man talking about the MacNeil-Lehrer News program. "I never knew who was who until the other one left." 158984 1995 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 9-4-1995 TV Anchor. Male TV News Anchor, as his angry female co-anchor Nancy, looks on. Seen on TV Screen with two viewers almost out of the cartoon "Now here's my co-anchor, Nancy, with a conflicting account of that very same story." 158985 1995 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Woodman, Bill 8-14-1995 TV News. Bartender to patron at one end of the bar. Three people with scripts in hand, smiling -- two male anchors with the female anchor in the middle at the other end of the bar "No, we don't have a TV, but we do have a news team." 158986 1995 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cullum, Leo 7-31-1995 TV Newscaster on TV screen while man in his living room watches. "On a personal note, my wife, Ann, and I have agreed to separate, as I've fallen in love with the sound of my own voice." 158987 1995 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cullum, Leo 6-6-1995 TV News. Cat female anchor dressed in suit and dog male anchor dressed in suit anchor a news show. "Remember, this is just an experiment." 158988 1995 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Miller, Warren 2-13-1995 TV Anchorwoman being watched by man in living room. "This just in! A fifteen-man nineteen-forties swinger-era-style big band was discovered intact today in Brno, Czechoslovakia." 158989 1994 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 2-14-1994 TV News. Man, facing camera mounted on his TV, is reading from a multi-paged script as newscaster, shown on the TV looks on. "The much ballyhooed era of TV interactivity took a step closer to reality today." 158990 1994 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Crawford, Michael 2-14-1994 TV Newscaster facing TV camera with other newscasters in the background. Channel. 3. Three men and a woman seated at the desk. "And for all of us here at the six o'clock news -- and don't forget we'll be appearing Saturday night at Mr. Fun -- make it a good one!" 158991 1993 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Crawford, Michael 12-6-1993 TV Newscaster on the television screen while man with newspaper looks up at the screen with a dubious look on his face. "Was the Dow to die for today, or what?" 158992 1993 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevenson, James 11-8-1993 TV News. Man to guests looking at a painting on the wall "Like it? It's a Morley Safer." 158993 1993 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Reilly, Donald 9-27-1993 TV News. Man in boat during flood talking to man clinging to chimney on roof of house. "Try to hang on, man! Dan Rather's on his way." 158994 1993 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Shanahan, Danny 8-23-1993 TV News. Winnie the Pooh speaking to Piglet as Eeyore smiling watching TV "Katie Couric will do that to you." 158995 1993 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Richter, Mischa 6-14-1993 TV News. Three little pigs decide whether to let microphone-wielding wolf into their cottage. "Should we let him in? He says he's Wolf Blitzer." 158996 1993 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Maslin, Michael 5-24-1993 TV News. Reporter asks question of Bill Clinton at Press Conference "A Question about the budget, Mr. President, and, as a follow-up, may I have a hug? 158997 1993 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Weber, Robert 5-10-1993 TV News. Woman says to her husband as she watches TV "I see Charlayne Hunter-Gault is back from Somalia with some absolutely fabulous earrings." 158998 1993 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Wilson, Gahan 5-10-1993 TV News. Man says to woman as they watch an extremely big-mouthed big-toothed man on TV "No one comes close to him for sound bites!" 158999 1993 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Gerberg, Mort 4-5-1993 TV News. Woman at a cocktail party introduces her indignant-looking husband to another couple "Neil, here, is a retired Army general who has been on Ted Koppel a lot recently, shooting his mouth off." 159000 1993 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cline, Richard 4-5-1993 TV News. Woman says to man at a bar "Any other political convictions you wish to share besides having the hots for Dee Dee Meyers?" 159001 1993 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Roberts, Victoria 1-18-1993 TV News. Man, at a both in a diner, says to woman. "You have an air of Camille Paglia about you." 159002 1993 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Lorenz, Lee 1-11-1993 TV News. Couple watches newscaster on TV "And, finally, after a day of record trading on Wall Street, the entire world was owned by Mickey Mouse." 159003 1992 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Lorenz, Lee 12-21-1992 TV News. One woman to another as husband manipulates conversation at party "This evening the role of Bob Novak is being played by my husband, Norman Hatcher." 159004 1992 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Modell, Frank 12-7-1992 TV News. Couple watch TV Newscaster holding his nose One says to the other: "I don't say he's wrong -- I just don't think that's the way to report the country's leading economic indicators." 159005 1992 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fradon, Dana 10-26-1992 TV News. Man watching the evening news on television set. Woman Newsanchor on screen. "This is your ninety-nine-per-cent-free six-o'clock news." 159006 1992 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fradon, Dana 8-10-1992 TV News. Man and woman listen to newscaster about the 1992 Election campaign "On yesterday's news, we left Bill and Hillary and Al and Tipper in the Midwest, preparing to go their separate ways after their bus trip. Meanwhile, their nemesis, George, upset by the latest popularity polls, was consulting with his friend James…" "…about his lagging reelection campaign. Now, on with today's news." 159007 1992 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Shananhan, Danny 8-3-1992 TV News. Woman with a cup of tea talking to her dog in the kitchen "'60 Minutes' is on." 159008 1992 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ross, Al 2-24-1992 TV News. Couple listening to anchorman on television screen "And now, ladies and gentlemen, with a very, very funny and uplifting story, the President of the United States. 159009 1991 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Handelsman, J.B. 4-8-1991 TV News. Barricade with sign that reads "Police Line: No Video Cameras Beyond This Point." Refers to current scandal over videotape of police brutality incident in Los Angeles. 159010 1991 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 12-2-1991 TV News. Bomb with words: "This Just In!" falls towards newscaster who is looking at a sheet of paper with Nightly News written behind him and camera facing him. 159011 1991 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fradon, Dana 9-23-1991 TV News. Man sitting in front of television "Those are the headlines, and we'll be back in a moment to blow them out of proportion." 159012 1991 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Harris, Sidney 6-10-1991 TV News Anchors fight over who reports in Anchors Away Man to woman anchor: "I said I'll do the sports now!" Woman anchor to male anchor: "Oh, no, you won't! I'm going to do the consumer bit." Weatherman behind them at weather map: "Both of you shut up! Here's the weather." 159013 1991 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Reilly, Donald 3-18-1991 TV News. Female principal talking to mother and child as she interviews them: "Naturally, we like to think that all our preschool candidates have anchor potential." 159014 1991 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevenson, James 2-4-1991 TV News. Man looks out picture window, at beautiful day with clouds in the sky and is startled to see the TV logo "CNN LIVE" in the lower right corner. 159015 1990 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steiner, Peter 12-24-1990 TV News. The Fates are typical Greek maidens, identified as News, Sports and Weather. 159016 1990 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com O'Brien, John 10-22-1990 TV News. Newscasters on News 10 -- Male anchor to right, female anchor to the left, anchor in the middle: "And in a five-to-four decision today the United States Supreme Court ruled that atheists may not be barred from foxholes." 159017 1990 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Barsotti, Charles Episode.10-1-1990 TV News. Supermarket Newscaster. Man announcing supermarket headlines in front of a microphone at desk. "In our headlines today, ground chuck is on special at $1.18 a pound, peanut butter, creamy or crunchy, is $1.49 for an eighteen-ounce jar, and woman kidnapped by aliens loses 137 pounds in twelve-hour outer-space ordeal." 159018 1990 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Teitelbaum, Eric 3-12-1990 TV Female Newscaster to cameras, a male colleague and a female colleague next to her in studio: "This late news item. The ugly rumors that I've been secretly dating a news director at another network have proved to be true, and starting Monday, I'll be anchoring the 'Early Evening Report' on Channel 6." 159019 1990 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Richter, Mischa 2-19-1990 TV Newscaster on TV screen while man in home looks at the screen: "And today in Washington a top Administration apologist issued an apology while denying that the was anything to apologize for." 159020 1990 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fradon, Dana 2-12-1990 TV Newscaster on screen next to Professor as man sitting in easy chair watches the TV screen: "And now Professor Weyfeld of Columbia University with some liberal claptrap." 159021 1989 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 12-18-1989 TV Reporter with cameraman on steps of Capitol with microphone talking to a senator: "Hey, do you want to be on the news tonight or not? This is a sound bite, not the Gettysburg Address. Just say what you have to say, Senator, and get the hell off." 159022 1989 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fradon, Dana 11-13-1989 TV Newscaster on TV screen. Man listening and watching screen. "Good night from our whole news team. And, in case we're not around then, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year." 159023 1989 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Steiner, Peter 9-4-1989 TV News. Boy dressed in suit standing outside school while other classmates are going into the building talking to reporter with microphone and cameraman I fully expect the third grade to hold plenty of difficulties, but I've had a restful summer and think I'm up to whatever challenges I encounter." 159024 1989 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com McCarthy, Ann 8-21-1989 TV News. Man in the dark watching female anchor on TV screen. The Evening News 159025 1989 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Modell, Frank 4-17-1989 TV News. Woman talking to man as they watch TV "I just hope Connie Chung stays put for a while." 159026 1989 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Modell, Frank 2-27-1989 TV News. Man to wife as they watch TV "What'll it be -- entertainment news or entertainment?" 159027 1988 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 12-5-1988 TV Newscaster on screen while man watches-listens to screen: "And, in the ongoing saga of Western civilization, declines continues to lead advances by a wide margin." 159028 1988 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Handelsman, J.B. 10-3-1988 TV Newscaster on screen while man and woman watch: "Here as on a darkling plain swept with confused alarms of struggle and flight, where ignorant armies clash by night, Matthew Arnolds, Fox News, Channel Five." 159029 1988 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevenson, James 9-19-1988 TV News. Angry news director shouting to anchorman: "When you quote a Presidential candidate, Gorman, you do not -- I repeat -- do not roll your eyes." 159030 1988 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 5-9-1988 TV News. Man in stocks with a sign saying, "Details at Eleven." 159031 1988 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Reilly, Donald 5-9-1988 TV News Director tells politician preparing to rehearse speech: "Let's run through this once more -- and, remember, you choke up at Paragraph Three and brush away the tear at Paragraph Five." 159032 1988 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Gerberg, Mort 2-29-1988 TV Newscaster on screen as woman watches: "Now, in addition to our regular programming, let me tell you about tonight's specials." 159033 1988 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Stevenson, James 2-8-1988 TV News. The crew of 48 Hours in their news van arrives and see the crew of 60 Minutes ahead of them going into a building: "Oh-Oh." 159034 1987 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Martin, Henry 12-7-1987 TV News. Woman watching news report on TV, male anchor on small screen "And now a traffic update: A parking space has become available on Sixty-Fifth Street between Second and Third. Hold it! A bulletin has just been handed me. That space has been taken." 159035 1987 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 10-26-1987 TV Newscaster on TV screen, with "Update" behind his head. Man in chair watching "Getting and spending, we lay waste our powers. Details at eleven." 159036 1987 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Levin, Arnie 10-12-1987 TV News. Politician leaving capitol building speaking to broadcast media team, reporter with microphone and cameraman behind him "Sorry boys. I was told to keep my big mouth shut." 159037 1987 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Maslin, Michael 9-14-1987 TV News. Man to wife in bed as he is about to turn off the light. Small TV in the foreground. "Until the morning news then, good night." 159038 1987 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 6-8-1987 TV Newscaster on small TV screen, man in chair watching "On the foreign-exchange markets today, the dollar fell against all major currencies and the doughnut." 159039 1987 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Miller, Warren 5-4-1987 TV News. Man walks past booth on a sidewalk with a beggar reading his report. Booth says: "Vernon Trunick with the 3 O'clock Report" 159040 1987 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fradon, Dana 3-23-1987 TV Newscaster on television screen watched by man in chair "Owing to cutbacks in our news department, here is Rod Ingram to guess at what happened today in a number of places around the globe." 159041 1987 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Modell, Frank 3-16-1987 TV Newscaster on TV screen, man and woman in chairs watching: Now, here's a pretty how-d'ye-do just in." 159042 1987 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cullum, Leo 3-2-1987 TV Newscaster on television reading letters with man in chair watching screen "A Mrs. Ramona Bissell of West Allison, Vermont, writes 'What the hell is going on?' We here at WVCH think that question deserves an answer." 159043 1985 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cullum, Leo 8-12-1985 TV Newscaster on small screen while man in chair watches "In a controversial move today, the State of Rhode Island made a tender offer for the State of New Jersey." 159044 1985 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fradon, Dana 2-4-1985 TV Newscaster on screen while man in seat watches "Today, not only did the President refuse to answer reporters' questions, but every single official in the country, high and low, also refused to answer reporters' questions. 159045 1984 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Saxton, Charles 9-3-1984 TV News. Man being interviewed on TV News with camera on him "Glad you brought that up, Jim. The latest research on polls has turned up some interesting variables. It turns out, for example, that people will tell you any old thing that pops into their heads." 159046 1977 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fradon, Dana 11-14-1977 TV Reporter on TV screen says while couple watches television sitting in two chairs "A grand jury sitting in Terre Haute, Indiana, today handed up an indictment of society." 159047 1977 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fradon, Dana 1-31-1977 TV Newscaster on small TV screen while man in chair watches "Meaningless statistics were up one-point-five-per cent this month over last month." 159048 1992 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Sipress, David No Specific Date TV News. Woman to man sitting with newspaper at open door in which cameraman and reporter with microphone are waiting "It's '60 Minutes.' Did you order a mushroom pizza in July, 1992, and never pick it up?" 159049 2004 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 2-2-2004 TV Anchor on set watched by man in seat: "'President Bush's tax policies are deeply flawed,'" candidate Dean shrieked today." 159050 2004 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Gotham, Frank 3-1-2004 TV Reporter with a microphone and Cameraman sitting on couch in a bedroom. Man and woman asleep in the bed. TV reporter says to Cameraman: "It looks like it's going to be a slow news night." "Extra! Extra! News of a gentler, bygone time!" 159051 2005 New Yorker TV News Cartoon H TV News Media out in force as chef goes on a ledge threatening suicide. Person talking to him: "They're going to print a retraction -- your desserts are not inconsistent." Cameras, reporters, microphones all sticking out of windows while chef precariously holds on to the wall of the building while standing on the thin ledge. 159052 1976 New Yorker TV News Cover H cartoonbank.com Saxon, Charles 11-1-1976 TV News. Control room where three technicians face control board and 15 small monitors plus two big monitors with a man sitting in front of the American Flag. Male Producer on headphones behind them. 159053 1975 New Yorker TV News Cover H cartoonbank.com Saxon, Charles 9-8-1976 TV News. Four Camera units -- reporter with microphone and camera on shoulder with satellite dishes on their backpacks waiting for an old-fashioned politician to come down the Capitol steps. 159054 1968 New Yorker TV News Cover H cartoonbank.com Saxon, Charles 8-17-1968 TV News. Politician with eyes closed, looking down at five microphones thrust in his face. Only the reporters' hands show. 159055 2000 New Yorker TV Reporter Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Koren, Edward 10-16-2000 TV Reporter. Man, learning against his truck answers a TV Reporter's questions while cameraman shoots the answer "How do I feel? I feel that your question is trivial, courts sensationalism, and is designed to appeal to appallingly base instincts. Additionally, it demeans my intelligence. Next question." 159056 2000 New Yorker TV Reporter Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Cotham, Frank 6-5-2000 TV Reporter doing a stand-up from natural disaster site surrounded by debris with single cameraman. "But the weather looks great for the rest of the week." 159057 1999 New Yorker TV Reporter Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Gregory, Alex 11-15-1999 TV Reporter at scene of huge apartment building fire, next to firemen with hose streaming water on burning building and fire engine "Luckily, none of the people inside appear to be celebrities." 159058 1999 New Yorker TV Reporter Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 9-8-1999 TV Reporter holding onto his hat, tries to get scoop on approaching hurricane on a sunny beach. A family of waving vacationers, in beach clothes (father, mother and boy) waving behind him to the camera. Lifeguard with hat and sunglasses on lifeguard stand "The relatively placid seas and those vacationers behind me notwithstanding, Dan, it's really starting to blow out there." 159059 1993 New Yorker TV Sports Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Mankoff, Robert 6-7-1993 TV Sports Announcer about baseball player at bat "Buzz bats left, throw right, and supports limited military involvement in Bosnia." 159060 1991 New Yorker TV Sports Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Fradon, Dana 10-7-1991 TV Sportscaster being watched by man in living room "The combined total of major-league batting averages was down three and a half points today. Outs outnumbered hits four to one, on a total of fourteen hundred at-bats." 159061 1992 New Yorker TV Talk Show Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Ziegler, Jack 10-19-1992 TV Talk Show. On a TV talk show, Eve laughs with snake while Adam looks glum. Snake is in the Jay Leno chair. Adam and Eve, naked are on the couch. 159062 1992 New Yorker TV Talk Show Cartoon H cartoonbank.com Richter Mischa 7-27-1992 TV Talk Show Host introduces his guest, an ape in a business suit "And now, speaking against the theory of evolution…." 159063 2004 New Yorker: Back Page, The: Liberal Combos H Rosenthal, Marc August 2, 2004 News Media. Newsboy with a New York Post (Headline: Ca Alors!) shouting "Le Grotesque M. Bush!" Subtitle: Liberal Media in French. 159064 2003 New Yorker: Newsboy hawking New York Times Illustration H COPY 6-30-2003 Newsboy hawking The New York Times with headline "Regime Change." "Bloodless Coup." "Jayson Blair's frauds put the Times' inner dramas on its own front page. 159065 2004 New Zealand Idol: Top 6 Performance Show: British Invasion T Episode #19. 4-11-2004 Reporter (Jessie Cassin - Herself). 159066 1990 New Zorro: Freedom of the Press T Episode #31. 10-19-1990 Editor Don Diego de la Vegas (Duncan Regehr) news reporting exposes him to the Alcalde's ire. Diego gets himself into trouble when becomes editor of the new pueblo newspaper, The Los Angeles Guardian. 159067 1990 New Zorro: Whereabouts T Episode #16. 3-23-1990 Writer-Journalist from England tries to discover Zorr's identity. 159068 2000 Newborn MT TV Channel 4 Reporter (Margaret Enefer) 159069 1833 Newcomes, The N OWN - H Thackeray, William Makepeace Editor Arthur Pendennis, editor of the Pall Mall Gazette. Narrates the story. George Warrington, co-editor of the Pall Mall Gazette. Tom Potts, hatter in Newcome and editor of the Newcome Independent News. Mr. Batters, proprietor of the Newcome Independent newspaper. Newcombe Independent, a paper hostile to the interests of Sir Brian Newcome and his family. Newcome Sentinel the country newspaper favoring Newcombe and family. Pulpit Pencillings by Laud Latimer, Fred Bayham's department in PM Gazette. Don Pomposo Lickspittle Grindpauper, Poor House Agincourt Screwcomb, name given Sir Brian by the Newcome Independent. Peeping Tom name given to letter-writer denouncing Newcome. 159070 1606 Newes From Hell ER USC Dekker, Thomas News 159071 1570 Newes from Northumberland ER USC Elderton, William News 159072 1988 Newhart: T SV 244 Episodes. Series 10-25-1982 to 9-8-1990. TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), ""Vermont Today"" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. In March, 1984, Dick became host of a low-rated local talk show entitled "Vermont Today," produced by shallow baby boomer schlockmeister Harris. Bev Dutton (Linda Carlson), the no-nonsense manager of Channel 8 from which Vermont Today originated 159073 1983 Newhart: Animal Attractions T Episode #25. 10-31-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. George finds a stray dog, Lucky. Stephanie's husband drops by to find out why she left him. 159074 1989 Newhart: Another Saturday Night T Episode #151. 2-27-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael and Joanna endure a torturous evening at Larry, Darryl & Darryl's house. Dick gives a commencement speech at an exclusive school. 159075 1988 Newhart: Apples, Apples, Apples T Episode #140. 10-31-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael revs up the stale Ye Olde Apple Days festival, leaving George and his traditional activities in the cold until George organizes a rival festival. Larry and his brothers stage a walk-a-thon when swampland is endangered. 159076 1989 Newhart: Attack of the Killer Aunt T Episode #169. 12-11-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Joanna's aunt, Louise (Nancy Walker), visits bearing gifts despite her long-standing opinion that Joanna is much too good for Dick. 159077 1988 Newhart: Attention WPIV Shoppers T Episode #132. 2-15-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick is roped into co-hosting a home shopping show with Stephanie. 159078 1986 Newhart: Baby, I'm Your Handyman T Episode #88. 4-7-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. George worries that a new girlfriend is only dating him to make use of his handyman skills. TV Producer J.J. (Fred Applegate) buys a Victorian mansion and plans to bulldoze it to erect a space needle. 159079 1990 Newhart: Beauty and the Pest T Episode #173. 1-15-1990 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Joanna takes an odd man to several houses to try to convince him to buy one, but he just can't seem to commit. Joanna visits his home and walks in to find a shrine dedicated to her. 159080 1984 Newhart: Best Friends T Episode #38. 2-13-1984 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Kirk is up in arms when a fast food franchise announces plans to build a restaurant in town. 159081 1988 Newhart: Big Uneasy, The T Episode #133. 2-22-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael is tempted by a TV executive during a conference in New Orleans. 159082 1984 Newhart: Book Beat T Episode #36. 1-30-1984 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. After guesting on a literary discussion TV program, Dick is tabbed to be its new host. Dick's first program gets off to a bad start when his scheduled guest doesn't show up and the fill-in, Col. Lloyd Mennenger (Guy Boyd) is a little off-kilter. Producer Michael Harris (Peter Scolari). 159083 1990 Newhart: Born To Be Mild T Episode #177. 2-26-1990 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick is roped into joining George's old gang, The Houligans, when they reunited after 40 years. Dick leads them into a rumble against their long-time rivals, The Ruffians. 159084 1983 Newhart: Boy Who Cried Goat, The T Episode #18. 3-13-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. When Kirk's café is robbed, his history of deception comes back to haunt him as the insurance investigator refuses to believe his story. 159085 1983 Newhart: Breakfast Theater T Episode #15. 2-7-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. A washed-up comic visits the Stratford reminding Dick of the debt he owes him for starting his writing career. The comic shames Dick into letting him perform at the inn over Joanna's strenuous objections. 159086 1988 Newhart: Buck Stops Here, The T Episode #131. 2-8-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick becomes the town pariah after he inadvertently kills the town's good-luck charm, The Great White Buck., 159087 1984 Newhart: But Seriously, Beavers T Episode #49. 11-12-1984 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick's jokes at Beaver Lodge roast for George are a hit with everyone except the guest of honor, spurring George to consider leaving the inn. Stephanie sells cosmetic kits. 159088 1989 Newhart: Buy, Buy Bites T Episode #155. 4-10-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie goes on a shopping spree while she tries to forget Michael. Meanwhile Dr. Kaiser realizes she has developed an attraction for Michael, who's been released from the sanitarium. 159089 1986 Newhart: Camp Stephanie T Episode #92. 10-6-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and Joanna endure George's wood carving. Stephanie has her hands full when she temporarily leads a group of "Ranger Girls." While Steph tries to teach them about coming-out parties and makeup, the girls want to learn survival techniques. 159090 1985 Newhart: Candidate Larry T Episode #71. 11-4-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Larry runs for Mayor. 159091 1984 Newhart: Cats T Episode #34. 1-16-1984 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Kirk throws a dinner party for Dick, Joanna, Cindy and himself. Stephanie's old boyfriend stays at the inn with his new wife, Stephanie's old best friend, Tish Ellison. Sparks fly when Steph and Tish get reacquainted. 159092 1990 Newhart: Child in Charge T Episode #175. 2-5-1990 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie's parents buy WPIV for baby Stephanie. Dick refuses to pander to the child, forcing baby Steph to cancel Vermont Today in the middle of an interview with George McGovern. 159093 1987 Newhart: Chimes They Are a Changin' T Episode #106. 1-26-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. George sets out to repair the town's cracked bell tower even after the town votes him down. Michael rents The Wizard of Oz to overcome his fear of wind. J.J. (Fred Applegate). 159094 1986 Newhart: Co-Hostess Twinkie T Mirkin, David Episode #91. 9-29-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick is stuck with a perky, brainless co-hostess for his new program, "On the Town." 159095 1988 Newhart: Courtin' Disaster T Episode #138. 5-9-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Joanna sets George up on a blind date. Everything goes great until George runs into his date's jealous ex-boyfriend. 159096 1989 Newhart: Cupcake in a Cage T Episode #168. 12-4-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie is sent to jail after she slaps a security guard in a fit of prenatal hormones. 159097 1989 Newhart: Cupcake on My Back T Episode #150. 2-20-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael goes into debt after spending lavishly on Annual Cupcake Day. 159098 1984 Newhart: Curious George at the Firehouse T Episode #35. 1-23-1984 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. George becomes a volunteer fireman determined to shed his image as the town boob. George loses the keys to the fire truck just as the town's first fire in five years erupts. 159099 1990 Newhart: Daddy's Little Girl T Episode #178. 3-5-1990 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. After another shopping spree for baby Steph, Dick teaches Michael that materialism isn't the best way to raise a child. A skeptical Michael becomes convinced after a haunting dream depicts a possible future. Grown-Up Baby Steph (Julia Duffy). 159100 1986 Newhart: Desperately Desiring Susan (1) T Episode #95. 10-27-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael becomes enamored with a temporary office secretary named Susan Polger (Jean Bruce Scott). 159101 1986 Newhart: Desperately Desiring Susan (2) T Episode #96. 11-3-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael struggles with his desire for Susan Polger (Jean Bruce Scott) versus his passion for Stephanie. 159102 1990 Newhart: Dick and Tim T Episode #181. 4-30-1990 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick finagles his way into a weekly poker game with Tim Conway (Himself). Unaware of Tim's cheap nature, Dick drives him away after raising a quarter. 159103 1985 Newhart: Dick Gets Larry's Goat T Episode #57. 2-4-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Loudons feud with Larry and the Darryls after Dick alerts animal control to the brother's illegal and annoying goat. 159104 1986 Newhart: Dick the Kid T Episode #93. 10-13-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick heads west to pursue his dream of being a cowboy. 159105 1983 Newhart: Don't Rain on My Parade T Episode #28. 11-21-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Joanna is swamped when Dick volunteers her to serve Thanksgiving dinner for more than 100 persons including her parents. 159106 1989 Newhart: Don't Worry Be Pregnant T Episode #161. 9-18-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael and a pregnant Stephanie return from a six-month cruise totally unprepared for parenthood. 159107 1987 Newhart: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Loudon T Episode #109. 2-16-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick gains an unwanted reputation as an acerbic wit after verbally assaulting an inept guest. J.J. (Fred Applegate). Commentator Edwin Newman (Himself). 159108 1988 Newhart: Draw Partner T Episode #134. 3-7-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick gets a chance to work with his favorite illustrator, Corinne Denby (Eileen Brennan), while George and Joanna eagerly await the Stratford Inn's 5,000th guest. 159109 1986 Newhart: Dwight Schmidlapp Is Not a Quitter T Episode #86. 3-10-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. On a lark, Dick submits his newest book to his publisher under the pseudonym he used when he first started writing, Dwight Schmidlapp, only to find it rejected. Dick sinks into a funk when he realizes he's "coasting" in his writing career. 159110 1986 Newhart: Everybody Ought To Have a Maid T Episode #101. 12-15-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie worries she might lose her job after she breaks a toe and her temporary replacement is better than Mary Poppins. 159111 1984 Newhart: Fan, The T Episode #52. 12-3-1984 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick is hounded by an obsessive fan who goes as far as moving into the inn and starting a Dick Loudon fan club. 159112 1990 Newhart: Father Goose T Episode #182. 5-7-1990 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael comes up with the perfect lead-in to Vermont Today, the Giddy Goose show. He casts his favorite dinner theatre actor as Giddy, only to discover the man's also his father. 159113 1987 Newhart: First of the Belles T Episode #104. 1-12-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick's old college sweetheart visits the inn for a weekend of skiing, leaving Joanna worried that Dick may want to rekindle an old flame. 159114 1988 Newhart: Friendship That Will Last a Lunchtime, A T Episode #128. 1-11-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick's former co-host Buffy Denver (Julie Brown) visits the inn and strikes up a friendship with Stephanie after discovering they have so much in common. 159115 1987 Newhart: Fun With Dick and Joanna T Episode #110. 2-23-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and Joanna find that spontaneity isn't all its cracked up to be after Dick's spontaneous plans land them in a fleabag motel for the worst night of their lives. 159116 1985 Newhart: Geezers in the Band, The T Episode #73. 11-25-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. When Dick's old college jazz band reunites at the inn, he finds that expectations often exceed reality. 159117 1989 Newhart: George and the Old Maid T Episode #148. 2-6-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Inn's old maid, Madelyn Stone, returns after a 25-year absence to answer George's marriage proposal. Stephanie competes with Madelyn. 159118 1989 Newhart: Georgie & Bess T Episode #158. 5-8-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. George's Aunt Bess visits, shattering several of his childhood beliefs when he finds she wasn't the sweet lady he remembers. Dick and one of the Darryls play chess. 159119 1990 Newhart: Georgie and Grace T Episode #179. 3-19-1990 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. George falls under the influence of five priests vacationing at the inn. After George announces his intention to join the priesthood, Miss Goddard tries her hardest to change his mind. 159120 1984 Newhart: Georgie's Girl T Episode #54. 12-31-1984 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. George panics when his girlfriend starts talking marriage. Stephanie tries to pass the driver's test. 159121 1989 Newhart: Get Dick T Episode #162. 9-25-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick accidentally burns down Maison Hubert while enjoying an after-dinner cigar. The Loudons take in Hubert while he recuperates. Hubert vows he will get "Monsieur Loudon." 159122 1983 Newhart: Girl From Manhattan, The T Episode #27. 11-14-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Joanna convinces Dick to use a play he'd written years before in a local production. Friction develops when Dick casts her, not ion the role of "Joanna," but rather "Joanna's Mother." 159123 1988 Newhart: Gleeless Club, The T Episode #137. 5-2-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick is on the outs with Joanna when he's accepted into the town glee club and she's not. 159124 1984 Newhart: Go, Grandma, Go T Episode #40. 3-5-1984 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Kirk's grandmother visits loaning her car to Kirk and Cindy for their honeymoon. Kirk realizes there's trouble when he's arrested for possession of a stolen vehicle. 159125 1989 Newhart: Good Lord Loudon T Episode #167. 11-20-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Cash-strapped visiting dignitary makes Dick's a loyal Lord. After hearing of his good fortune, the townspeople's opinion of Dick jumps up a notch 159126 1990 Newhart: Good Neighbor, Sam T Episode #174. 1-29-1990 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. When an overbearing new neighbor moves next door, Dick finds his polite veneer mistaken for friendship. The townsfolk, who all assume Dick is their best friend, are in an uproar when they hear that Dick and Sam are "best friends." 159127 1987 Newhart: Good-Bye and Good Riddance, Mr. Chips T Episode #113. 4-6-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick enrolls in a typing class, only to find that the teacher is the same tyrant he had for a sixth-grade teacher. 159128 1988 Newhart: Goonstruck T Episode #143. 12-12-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie is attracted to the virile young stonemason working at the inn. 159129 1983 Newhart: Grandma, What a Big Mouth You Have T Episode #21. 4-3-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Kirk's grandmother visits on the same night he finally gets a date with Leslie. 159130 1982 Newhart: Hail to the Councilman T Episode #3. 11-8-1982 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick gets his hopes up after two city officials suggest he run for town council. 159131 1990 Newhart: Handymania T Episode #180. 4-9-1990 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. George is the toast of the town when he events a hot new board game, "Handymania." 159132 1984 Newhart: Happy Trails To You T Episode #53. 12-10-1984 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick is dragged into court when a farmer claims Dick plagiarized his work. 159133 1987 Newhart: Harris Ankles PIV for Web Post T Episode #112. 3-16-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael Harris interviews for a network job. 159134 1986 Newhart: He's Ain't Human, He's My Cousin T Episode #85. 3-3-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. George meets his only living relative. 159135 1983 Newhart: Heaven Knows Mr. Utley T A1289 Episode #19. 3-20-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. George is the town laughingstock when he claims to have spied an UFO. 159136 1987 Newhart: Here's To You Mrs. Loudon T Episode #115. 9-14-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Joanna has trouble dumping a 16-year-old boy with a crush on her. George searches for a nickname. 159137 1989 Newhart: Hi, Society T Episode #149. 2-13-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick fills in for Michael and takes Stephanie to a high society charity ball. Dick is the life of the party after Stephanie tells everyone that Dick owns a large hotel chain. 159138 1986 Newhart: High Fidelity T Episode #94. 10-20-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick endures the townspeople's pity when Joanna and new friend Hal are suspected by everyone of having an affair. TV Manager J.J. (Fred Applegate). 159139 1989 Newhart: Home for the Hollidays T Episode #146. 1-16-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Joanna lands a job selling real estate. Her first sale hits a snag when her low-class clients, the Hollidays, stay at the inn while looking for a home. 159140 1989 Newhart: Homes and Jo-Jo T Episode #157. 5-1-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. To boost Dick's ratings, Joanna is given her own reality television show providing a great lead-in for Vermont Today. Dick loves the big ratings, but can't stand Joanna's amorous, lecherous co-host Justin Witter (Robert Curtis-Brown). 159141 1984 Newhart: Hunting We Will Go, A T Episode #47. 10-29-1984 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick, George, Chester, Jim & Michael go duck hunting on the opening day of hunting season to film a TV special. They're all stranded when Michael forgets to tie off the boat. With death eminent, they all discuss their regrets in life including Dick's admission that he always wanted to play Professor Henry Hill in "The Music Man." 159142 1988 Newhart: I Came, I Saw, I Sat T Episode #144. 12-19-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick's father visits the inn and, to Dick's consternation, resists all Dick's efforts to entertain him. 159143 1986 Newhart: I Do, Okay T Episode #82. 2-10-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Joanna and a decidedly unenthusiastic Dick decide to renew their wedding vows to celebrate their wedding anniversary. 159144 1983 Newhart: I Enjoy Being a Guy T Episode #22. 4-10-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick loves being just one of the guys when Chester and Jim invite him to join their golf foursome. Dick is distressed to find that their gambling habit and lousy golfing abilities make him the big winner. Dick tries to figure out a way to give the money back without breaking "the guy code." 159145 1989 Newhart: I Like You, Butt… T Episode #170. 12-18-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. George meets the perfect girl, except for her large rear end. Michael and Stephanie consult with a baby naming guru. 159146 1988 Newhart: I Married Dick T Episode #142. 11-21-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and Joanna visit a therapist after Joanna becomes concerned that their marriage is stagnating. Stephanie is worried after discovering Michael had large ears as a child. 159147 1982 Newhart: In the Beginning… T Episode #1. 10-25-1982. Series 10-25-1982 to 9-8-1990. Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick travels to New York to interview famous starlet Erica Chase (Stella Stevens) for a potential biography. Dick and Joanna Loudon purchase the Stratford Inn. The inn opens for business amid myriad start-up problems. 159148 1987 Newhart: Inn This Corner T Episode #117. 9-28-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and Joanna love the fun-loving couple staying at the Stratford…until they announce they're opening a posh new inn down the street. 159149 1983 Newhart: It Happened One Afternoon (1) T Episode #23. 10-17-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick travels to New York to interview famous starlet Erica Chase (Stella Stevens) for a potential biography. Joanna hires Stephanie to be the new maid over her parents' objections. 159150 1983 Newhart: It Happened One Afternoon (2) T Episode #24. 10-24-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Man-hungry Erica Chase (Stella Stevens) literally chases Dick across her hotel suite to try to bed him. Stephanie's overbearing father flies to Vermont to convince her to come back home with him. 159151 1987 Newhart: It's My Party and I'll Die If I Want To T Episode #105. 1-19-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Cousin Ned Vanderkellen's 100th birthday party goes smoothly until he drops dead. 159152 1987 Newhart: Jail, Jail, the Gang's All Here T Episode #108. 2-9-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Larry, Darryl & Darryl ask Dick to represent them after they're arrested for kidnapping a neighbor's cow. 159153 1984 Newhart: Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread and POW, A T Episode #33. 1-19-1984 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie and Joanna attend a poetry reading at Dartmouth where a professor has a special interest in Joanna. Dick unleashes his Irish temper when said professor makes a pass at Joanna. 159154 1990 Newhart: Jumpin' George T Episode #171. 1-1-1990 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. George plans on never sleeping again when he's plagued by a recurring nightmare. Michael and Stephanie use "wombphones" to educate their future child. 159155 1984 Newhart: Kirk Goes for the Juggler T Episode #32. 1-2-1984 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Kirk thinks he's met the girl of his dreams but isn't sure how he feels when he discovers she's a clown. 159156 1984 Newhart: Kirk Pops the Question T Episode #37. 2-6-1984 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Kirk relies on Dick and George to decide whether he should propose to Cindy 159157 1984 Newhart: Kirk Ties One On T Episode #39. 2-27-1984 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Kirk can't wait for his wedding to Cindy until the wedding actually starts and Kirk faints during the ceremony. 159158 1983 Newhart: Lady & the Tramps T Episode #29. 12-5-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie stumbles onto Larry, Darryl and Darryl's home when she's lost in a winter snowstorm. 159159 1985 Newhart: Lady in Wading T Episode #59. 2-18-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie falls for a visiting TV executive Wade Northlander (Charles Frank) forcing her to choose between him and Michael Harris. 159160 1986 Newhart: Larry's Dead, Long Live Larry T Episode #79. 1-20-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Larry dedicates his life to Dick when he believes Dick brought him back from the dead. 159161 1990 Newhart: Last Newhart, The T Episode #184. 5-21-1990 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. In the midst of a town meeting, a Japanese visitor announces his intentions to purchase the entire town and turn the land into a gigantic golf course. Everyone but Dick is thrilled and sells out. Famous ending episode in which Dick Loudon wakes up from a nightmare -- and he's Bob Hartley, a psychologist, back in his former sitcom, The Bob Newhart Show, sleeping next to his wife in that sitcom Emily Hartley (Suzanne Pleshette). He tells her about his weird dream -- which was the Newhart show. 159162 1987 Newhart: Laugh at My Wife Please T Episode #125. 12-7-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Joanna delivers Dick's unfunny speech when she's picked to give historical presentations to tour groups. George baby sits the Darryls while Larry vacations. 159163 1984 Newhart: Leave It to the Beavers T Episode #41. 3-12-1984 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick is dumbfounded when George's club, the Beavers, reject him for membership. Kirk and Cindy have their first fight. A man with an imaginary wife stays at the inn. 159164 1990 Newhart: Lights! Camera! Contractions! T Episode #172. 1-8-1990 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Baby time for the Harrises as Steph's baby is about to be born. Michael is determined to capture the birth on tape over Stephanie's objections. 159165 1989 Newhart: Little Match Girl, The T Episode #154. 3-27-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. While visiting Michael in a sanitarium (he's vacationing), Dick runs into Illustrator Corinne Denby (Eileen Brennan) and invites her to collaborate with him on his next book -- despite her habit of burning things. 159166 1985 Newhart: Local Hero T SVD 801 Episode #56. 1-14-1985 Female Reporter Lynne Stewart. George is a local hero after he saves two boys from drowning. 159167 1985 Newhart: Locks, Stocks and Noodlehead T Episode #72. 11-11-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie's father visits the inn with the news he's left his wife. The town celebrates Colonial Days, an authentic recreation of colonial times. 159168 1985 Newhart: Look Homeward, Stephanie T Episode #60. 2-25-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie returns home for a brief visit but she's soon convinced to stay when she's overwhelmed with presents. Michael is astonished by Steph's transformation to a spoiled brat. Dick tries to beat Joanna's annoying knack for guesting exactly what her birthday present will be. 159169 1986 Newhart: Look Ma, No Talent T Episode #78. 1-13-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael begins shirking his duties and risks his job when he tries to find a talent to impress his mother. 159170 1983 Newhart: Looks of Love, The T Episode #31. 12-19-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Kirk helms a singles club in the hopes of finding the perfect girlfriend. 159171 1987 Newhart: Love Letters in the Mud T Episode #103. 1-5-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael helps Larry court the girl of his dreams. Joanna holds Dick responsible for his actions in her dream. 159172 1989 Newhart: Malling in Love Again T Episode #160. 5-22-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael and Stephanie conduct personal interviews at the mall and realize that they're perfect together after all. 159173 1983 Newhart: Man Who Came Forever, The T Episode #30. 12-12-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. With a deadline looming, Dick can't get any work done on his latest book due to constant interruptions. The Stratford plays host to a guest who just won't leave. 159174 1987 Newhart: Me and My Gayle T Episode #118. 10-5-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. George reunites with an old high school flame. 159175 1989 Newhart: Meet Michael Vanderkellen T Episode #166. 11-13-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie's mother offers to buy the newlyweds a mansion, but only if Michael changes his last name to Vanderkellen. 159176 1989 Newhart: Message From Michael T Episode #156. 4-24-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael becomes a last minute guest on Vermont Today and emerges a town favorite. The dimwitted locals hang on his every word. 159177 1988 Newhart: Midseason's Night Dream, A T Episode #135. 3-14-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Everyone dreams: Dick dreams all his troubles have disappeared. The wicked Joanna torments Stephanie. Michael runs three major networks. Larry guest hosts The Tonight Show. 159178 1984 Newhart: Miss Stephanie T Episode #48. 11-5-1984 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Larry misinterprets a comment by Stephanie and makes her the object of his undying love. 159179 1982 Newhart: Mrs. Newton's Body Lies A'Mould'ring in the Grave T Episode #2. 11-1-1982 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and Joanna Loudon (Mary Frann) learn that there's a body buried in the basement. The Loudons try to get the body moved to the church cemetery only to find out she a witch. 159180 1986 Newhart: Much Ado About Mitch T Episode #77. 1-6-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. George joins a Big Brother program and is dismayed when his young protégé Mitch is awestruck by Dick's fast-paced lifestyle. Michael and Stephanie use a Quija board. 159181 1987 Newhart: Much To Do Without Muffin T Episode #114. 4-13-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael is lost when Stephanie goes away for the weekend. Desperate, he goes to a Beaver Lodge dinner with George and is the life of the party. 159182 1989 Newhart: Murder at the Stratley T Episode #159. 5-15-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Townspeople accuse Dick of murdering Joanna after her "disappearance" strangely fits the scenario of his first murder-mystery novel, Murder at the Stratley. 159183 1985 Newhart: My Fair Larry T Episode #61. 3-4-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Joanna undertakes a massive project when she agrees to try to spruce up Larry, Darryl & Darryl and the Minuteman Café. 159184 1990 Newhart: My Husband, My Peasant T Episode #183. 5-14-1990 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Society bluebloods Scooter Drake and his new wife Libby drop by with a child of their own, apparently superior to baby Steph in every way. Michael and Stephanie decide to divorce due to Michael's peasant heritage. 159185 1988 Newhart: My Three Dads T Episode #127. 1-4-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Larry, Darryl & Darryl announce their plans to adopt a child. Little do they suspect their "child" will be 18 years old. 159186 1986 Newhart: My Two and Only T Episode #97. 11-17-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. New friend threatens Larry's position as family leader. 159187 1984 Newhart: New Faces of 1951 T Episode #44. 4-2-1984 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and Joanna plan a birthday party for George after he reveals he's never had one. Dick calls everyone he can think of but no one can make it. In desperation, Dick calls up George's old army buddies. 159188 1988 Newhart: Newsstruck T A1288 Bryan, Bill,, Fred Rubin, Bob Underwood Episode #136.l 3-21-1988 TV Producer Michael Harris (Peter Scolari), whose grasp of news would make Edward R. Murrow flip in his crypt, is asked to produce it. He changes his entire outlook on life when he starts producing the news. 159189 1989 Newhart: Nice Man Cometh, The T Episode #152. 3-13-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick is picked to be the sidekick for a new late night talk show hosted by an abrasive man who has it in for Dick. 159190 1987 Newhart: Night Moves T Episode #111. 3-9-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick tries to find someplace to sleep after Joanna throws him out. 159191 1982 Newhart: No Room at the Inn T Episode #9. 12-20-1982 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Inn is swamped when 24 guests are snowed in on Christmas Eve. Dick tries to find room for a traveler named Joseph and his pregnant wife. 159192 1982 Newhart: No Tigers at the Circus T Episode #6. 11-19-1982 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick spirals into a profound depression after the Stratford is denied in its bid to be classified as an historic landmark. 159193 1985 Newhart: Oh, That Morocco T Episode #70. 10-28-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Lonely Joanna becomes best friends with Stephanie who insists on a group vacation to lovely Morocco. 159194 1985 Newhart: Once I Had a Secret Love T Episode #58. 2-11-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and Joanna spar after Dick is "riddled" with doubts when Joanna is set to appear on his Valentine's Day Show. Dr. Franklin Todd, aka "The Love Doctor" (Jack Bannon). 159195 1989 Newhart: One and a Half Million Dollar Man T Episode #153. 3-20-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Wealthy socialite Scooter Drake drops by Vermont looking to purchase an inn. While Joanna shows Scotter around, Michael begins a new career as a mime. 159196 1985 Newhart: Out With the New, Inn With the Old T Episode #63. 3-18-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. George is upset when Dick and Harley Estin try to remodel the garage so it looks like the carriage house it was originally built several centuries go. Joanna hosts a rummage sale. 159197 1982 Newhart: Perfect Match, The T Episode #7. 12-6-1982 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Leslie's high school sweetheart returns from far off places to ask for her hand in marriage. 159198 1985 Newhart: Pillow Fight T Episode #55. 1-17-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and Joanna squabble over creative differences when they collaborate on a book on pillows. 159199 1985 Newhart: Pirate Pete T Episode #67. 9-30-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick fills in on a kiddie TV program for its ailing host, Pirate Pete (David Wayne). Dick is appalled at Pete's commercialism and inadvertently gets the program cancelled. Dick tries his hardest to get Pete reinstated. George plays a practical joke on Stephanie adjusting her scale up two pounds. 159200 1989 Newhart: Poetry and Pastries T Episode #163. 10-2-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick is chosen to judge the annual Poetry and Pastry contest. Miss Goddard, the reigning champion, uses her feminine wiles to try to influence the judging. Michael throws an all-male baby shower. 159201 1984 Newhart: Poor Reception T Episode #51. 11-26-1984 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. After Michael is roped into hiring Stephanie as WPIV's receptionist, he can't bring himself to fire her. Meanwhile, Joanna hires Harley Estin as a temporary maid. 159202 1986 Newhart: Pre-Nups T Episode #90. 5-12-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Loudons, George, Steph and Michael are invited to Vanderkellen mansion for Arthur's birthday. Arthur insists Michael sign a pre-nuptial agreement, which he refuses to do. Stephanie fears Michael is only dating here for her money. Dick worries when he breaks a music box given to Arthur by Winston Churchill. 159203 1988 Newhart: Presence of Malice T Episode #129. 1-18-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick has a showdown with TV Critic Curtis Bilgray (Roderick Cook) after Bilgray writes several negative reviews of Vermont Today. Larry and the Darryls become cult figures after finding a pancake with Paul Anka's face on it. 159204 1987 Newhart: Prima Darryl T Episode #116. 9-21-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Larry is ousted as leader after he discovers that Darryl is actually the oldest of the three. 159205 1985 Newhart: Prodigal Darryl, The T Episode #65. 5-6-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Darryl runs off after he and his brothers win a contest for writing the best commercial jingle netting $30,000. Dick, Larry and the remaining Darryl search for the missing brothers. Joanna decorates the inn in Christmas décor for a Christmas card photo. 159206 1985 Newhart: R.I.P. Off T Episode #64. 4-8-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Harley goes to jail after he is tricked into selling swamp grave plots. Michael, Dick and Joanna set up an "Abscam" to catch the real criminal. 159207 1989 Newhart: Ramblin' Michael Harris T Episode #165. 10-23-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael quits his job at Menkey's grocery to become a lounge singer. 159208 1987 Newhart: Reading, Writing, and Rating Points T A1286 Episode #119. 10-12-1987 TV Producer Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) steals an idea from one of his TV production class students. 159209 1986 Newhart: Replaceable You T Episode #89. 4-14-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Secretary Alma (Helen Page Camp) amazes Dick when she fills in as producer. 159210 1983 Newhart: Ricky Nelson, Up Your Nose T Episode #16. 2-14-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and Joanna are about to go to New York for a writer's conference. Kirk goes into the hospital for surgery to remove a foreign object from his nose, leaving Larry< Darryl and Darryl in charge of the café. But Dick and Joanna have to bail out the boys when an unexpected crowd turns up at the café. 159211 1987 Newhart: Saturday in New York with George T Episode #102. 12-22-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and George attend a literary party in New York. Dick worries that George won't fit in with the high class partygoers and is stunned and jealous when George is the life of the party. 159212 1990 Newhart: Seein' Double T Episode #176. 2-19-1990 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael announces plans to spice up WPIV's lineup with a new sitcom, Seein' Double, starring Stephanie as identical twins Judy and Jody with Dick as their crotchety widowed father. 159213 1982 Newhart: Senator's Wife Was Indiscreet, The T Episode #10. 12-27-1982 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. U.S. Senator's wife checks into the inn and holds a press conference to announce she's divorcing her inattentive husband. 159214 1984 Newhart: Send Her, Ella T Episode #43. 3-26-1984 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie is disappointed when she has to watch the inn instead of participating in the Maple Syrup beauty contest so she quickly crafts a disguise and goes as Miss Inez Velasco, leaving the inn in the hands of a guest. 159215 1982 Newhart: Shall We Gather at the River? T Episode #4. 11-15-1982 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Joanna falls through he ice at the annual River Day festival. Dick is on the outs when Joanna blames him for everything bad that happens in her life. 159216 1985 Newhart: Shape of Things, The T Episode #74. 12-2-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie and Joanna open an aerobics club. Problems present themselves when Stephanie appoints herself as the manager and relegates Joanna to custodial duties. 159217 1989 Newhart: Shoe Business Is My Life T Episode #147. 1-23-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael goes job hunting after he's axed by WPIV. 159218 1986 Newhart: Snowmen Cometh, The T Episode #83. 2-17-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Town panics when it appears the annual Snow Carnival will be cancelled due to a lack of snow. Larry, Darryl & Darryl request $2,000 to make it snow. 159219 1982 Newhart: Some Are Born Writers…Others Have Writers Thrust Upon Them T Episode #8. 12-13-1982 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick praises Vicki Bicksel (Judith Kahan), an aspiring writer's work to avoid hurting her feelings. The writer's enthusiastic husband quits his job to allow his wife to write full time. It's up to Dick to secure her an agent and teach her to write all before their savings run out in a month and a half. 159220 1983 Newhart: Sprained Dreams T Episode #11. 1-3-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick jeopardizes Leslie's lifelong dream of becoming a world-class skier when he accidentally falls on her. 159221 1986 Newhart: Stephanie Nightingale T Episode #80. 1-27-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie must care for the hotel staff and guests when a measles epidemic sweeps the inn. 159222 1985 Newhart: Still the Beavers T Episode #76. 12-23-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick convinces George to quit the Beaver Lodge after the Beavers cheat George out of a prize rightfully his. George starts up a rival lodge to get back at the Beavers. 159223 1986 Newhart: Stratford Horror Picture Show, The T Episode #81. 2-3-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Loudons are spooked when the ghost of Sarah Newton returns to haunt the inn. (See Episode #2). 159224 1983 Newhart: Stratford Wives, The T Episode #26. 11-7-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Joanna creates a stir at a potluck dinner by breaking a long-standing tradition whereby men eat in the dining room and women in the kitchen. 159225 1985 Newhart: Summa Cum Larry T Episode #69. 10-21-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick covers for Larry when he enrolls in night school and doesn't want the Darryls to know he's improving himself. Joanna obsesses when a travel guide lowers the inn's rating. 159226 1987 Newhart: Support Your Local Shifflet T Episodes #126. 12-14-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick encourages Officer Shifflet to go on strike after the town refuses to give him a raise. 159227 1986 Newhart: Sweet and Sour Charity T Episode #100. 12-8-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and Joanna have an opportunity to shed their "town newcomer" status when Dick is asked to run a fundraiser for the local library. Dick, the former advertising executive, finds it a hard pill to swallow when his idea is rejected and Joanna's is unanimously applauded. 159228 1987 Newhart: Take Me To Your Loudon T Episode #121. 10-26-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael seeks to create an Orson Welles-style panic when he programs The War of the Worlds on Halloween night. Dick desperately tries to control the panicked guests at the inn's costume party. 159229 1987 Newhart: Telethon Man T Episode #124. 11-23-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick hosts a 48-hour telethon when WPIV is about to go under. 159230 1984 Newhart: Tell a Lie, Get a Check T Episode #45. 10-15-1984 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and Joanna return from vacation to find Kirk and Cindy have moved away and Kirk has asked Dick to sell the café. Michael teaches Dick the only way he'll be able to sell the rundown café is by stretching the truth. 159231 1986 Newhart: Thanksgiving for the Memories T Episode #98. 11-24-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Loudons travel to Vanderkellen mansion for Thanksgiving but are forced to leave prematurely when Stephanie finds her parents threw away her favorite toy. 159232 1988 Newhart: This Blood's For You T Episode #141. 11-14-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie is horrified to discover that a blood transfusion following an emergency appendectomy came from Darryl. 159233 1982 Newhart: This Probably Is Condemned T Episode #5. 11-22-1982 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and the gang pitch in to help Kirk get the Minuteman up to code after it's shut down. 159234 1984 Newhart: Tickets, Please T Episode #50. 11-19-1984 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick throws a fit and is sentenced for outstanding parking tickets on the day of a big Celtics game. Stephanie, who's never been punished for anything in her life, can't bring herself to tell Dick that she's the one who got the tickets. 159235 1987 Newhart: Till Depth Do Us Part (1) T Episode #122. 11-9-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie and Michael worry that their relationship is growing cold. 159236 1987 Newhart: Till Depth Do Us Part (2) T Episode #123. 11-16-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael and Stephanie joyfully plan their wedding but ignore concerns about the future. 159237 1986 Newhart: Torn Between Three Brothers T Episode #87. 3-17-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Jilted fiancée staying at the inn gets a job at the Minuteman café. She unwittingly encourages the affections of both Darryls but rejects them for the more vocal Larry. George organizes a citywide campaign when Michael pulls Barnaby Jones off the air in favor of The Secret Lives of Platinum Gold Dancers. 159238 1988 Newhart: Town Without Pity T Episode #139. 10-24-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick becomes the focus of the town's ire after a prisoner breaks out of jail using one of Dick's how-to manuals. 159239 1989 Newhart: Twelve Annoyed Men…and Women T Episode #145. 1-9-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick's patience is tried when he's elected foreman of a jury of the townspeople who as always use their peculiar intellect to irk Dick. 159240 1984 Newhart: Twenty Year Itch T Episode #46. 10-22-1984 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Joanna has a date, set 20 years earlier, with a former beau in New York. A jealous Dick tags along. An awful trumpet player serenades the inn while he prepares for an audition. 159241 1989 Newhart: Utley Exposed T Episode #164. 10-16-1989 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Episode of Vermont Today on "Hidden Shame" nets a surprise guest when George admits to a childish prank. 159242 1986 Newhart: Utley, Can You Spend a Dime T Episode #99. 12-1-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick convinces reluctant George to live a little and spend some of his $50,000 fortune. Meanwhile the town believes Dick to be destitute after a check bounces due to a bank error. 159243 1984 Newhart: Vermont Today T Episode #42. 3-19-1984 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick gets his own TV program, Vermont Today. Originally scheduled to interview the president of the university of Vermont, Dick instead hosts a competition for the world's smallest horse. Stephanie meets Michael Harris (Peter Scolari), the man of her dreams. Producer (John C. Lawlor). 159244 1983 Newhart: View From the Bench, A T Episode #17. 2-21-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick, Kirk and George go to Boston to use their bench passes for a Celtics' game. Dick loses his pass. Leslie and Joanna wait at the inn for an incoming guest, Actor Daniel J. Travanti (Himself). 159245 1987 Newhart: Vintage Stephanie T Episode #120. 10-19-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Stephanie panics when she discovers she's no longer "blossoming." It takes Larry, Darryl and Darryl's sage advice to break her depression. George buys blue jeans. 159246 1983 Newhart: Visitors, The T Episode #13. 1-17-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and Joanna can't wait for their "fun" friends to visit but soon become perturbed after their friends treat the Loudons not as friends but innkeepers. 159247 1985 Newhart: Way We Ought To Be, The T Episode #68. 10-7-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Michael and Steph break up when Michael realizes he's tired of Stephanie's demanding ways. Dick has difficulties with the WPIV staff when they're slow to direct his show. 159248 1983 Newhart: Way We Thought We Were, The T Episode #12. 1-10-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. George's old flame visits the inn and both are disappointed when the other isn't as they remember. 159249 1983 Newhart: What Is This Thing Called Lust? T Episode #14. 1-31-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Leslie's attractive cousin, Stephanie (July Duffy) visits Vermont to settle her emotions as she nears her wedding day. Stephanie soon finds herself lusting after Kirk. 159250 1985 Newhart: What Makes Dick Run T Episode #66. 5-28-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick and his crew have VITA fever when the local broadcasting awards, the VITAs are scheduled to be announced. Dick, inspired by a pullet show put on by Larry and the boys for an ailing Stephanie, decides to jazz up his act to win a VITA nomination. 159251 1986 Newhart: Will the Real Dick Loudon Please Shut Up? T Episode #84. 2-24-1986 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick is thrilled when a production company expresses interest in making How To Be A Plumber into a video. His elation quickly dissipates when the produces decide to recast "Dick Loudon" because of Dick's shifty eyes and stammer. 159252 1988 Newhart: Would You Buy A Used Car From This Handyman? T Episode #130. 2-1-1988 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. George decides to fulfill his lifelong dream of becoming a used car salesman. 159253 1985 Newhart: Write to Privacy T Episode #75. 12-16-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Joanna and Steph are furious with Michael after they peek at his diary and find out what he really thinks of them. 159254 1983 Newhart: You're Homebody 'til Somebody Loves You T Episode #20. 3-27-1983 Journalist-Writer Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart) writes how-to-books and buys a Vermont Inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick inadvertently insults Joanna calling her a homebody. Joanna takes a job with a travel agency in an attempt to assert herself. 159255 1985 Newhart: You're Nobody 'till Somebody Hires You T Episode #62. 3-11-1985 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. After demanding extravagant perks, Michael is fired form WPIV. Bev replaces him with Dick. An unemployed Michael falls to pieces and Dick is exasperated with his new job duties., 159256 1987 Newhart:Unfriendly Persuasion T Episode #107. 2-2-1987 TV Show Host Dick Loudon (Bob Newhart), "Vermont Today" over WPIV, Channel. 8. Michael Harris (Peter Scolari) producer. Loudon is also a writer of how-to books who buys a Vermont inn, The Stratford Inn. Dick tries to help Joanna overcome her fear of eye doctors. George feels slighted by Stephanie after she blows him off in favor of shopping. 159257 2003 Newman M Australia. Short Newscaster (Daniel Cookson - Voice). 159258 1977 Newman Shame, The M Reporter at Airport (Terry Willesee). 159259 1974 Newman's Law M Reporter (George Kramer) 159260 2006 Newport Conspiracy N Lockhard, Merrill Investigative Reporter Scott Avery, semi retired, is brought into an investigation of two bodies pulled from the waters in Newport, Rhode Island. He discovers there are people other than the original suspect with a motive for murder. 159261 1935 News SS MLPL Winslow, Thyra Samter In "My Own My Native Land." Journalist-Narrator. "When I first went on a newspaper in my home town, I was very young. I had read a lot of stories about how reporters get news, and I was determined to make good." "I wrote the society column. I reviewed plays. Occasionally I wrote a news story." Gets to cover an accidental death that could be a murder. "That's the trouble with women around an office," my editor said. "Always stirring things up. Never letting well enough alone." 159262 1986 News 12 Long Island DT Series 1986- TV News Staff. TV Anchors Doug Geed (1986), Colleen McVey (1986), Carol Silva (1986), Scott Feldman (1988), Lea Tyrrell (1986). Reporter Stacey Sweet (1992-1996). Reporter Trish Bergin. Reporter Ken Grimball. Sports Anchor Bob Wolff (1987). Meteorologist Norm Dvoskin (1986). Meteorologist Bill Korbel (1986). Weather Anchor Bonnie Schneider (1997). 159263 1996 News 12 New Jersey DT Series 1996-2003 TV News Staff. TV Anchors Della Crews (2000-2003), Lee Leonard (1996), Mizar Turiu (1996), Janine Strafaci (2000), Tom Layson (2001). Anchor Desarrie Berenguer (2001). Weekend Anchor Letitia Miele (2002). Reporter Tony Caputo (1998). Reporter Christopher King (2001). Reporter Kerri O'Brien (1996-2001). Theatre Critic Peter Filichia (1996-). Reporter Tom Fitzgerald (1996-2003). Meteorologist Mark Murphy (1996). Meteorologist James Gregorio (2000). Jason L. Liebman. Ally Bauder. 159264 2005 News 24 Sunday DT TV News Program. Newsreaders Moira Stuart, Jules Botfield, Sarah Campbell, Susanna Reid. Correspondent Jon Sopel. Political Correspondent Andrew Marr. Presenter Peter Sissons. 159265 1980 News 4 New York DT TV News Staff. TV Anchors Jack Cafferty (1980-1989), Rolonda Watts (1980-1985), Mary Civiello (1982-1995), Pat Harper (1984-1990), Perri Peltz (1987-1995), Dawn Fratangelo (1991-1994), Matt Lauer (1992-1995), Bill Boggs (1992-1994). TV Anchors Kelly Mack (1993-1995), Michele Dabney-Perez (1993-1994), Chuck Scarborough, Sue Simmons. Reporter David Diaz (1980-1993). Reporter Bobby Rivers (1992-1995). Reporter Pablo Guzman (1993-1995). Commentary Roger Grimsby (1987-1989). Sportscaster Marv Albert (1980-1987). Sports Len Berman. Weatherman Al Roker (1983-1995). Announcer Don Pardo (1980-1991). 159266 1950 News and Its Meaning, The DT Newsman John Daly 159267 1990 News at 12 T Pilot Project. English TV series Newscast. 12-year-old nightly replays his daily adventures in the form of a newscast 159268 1991 News at 12 DT SV 94 Episode. 8-4-1991 Newscast 159269 1986 News at Eleven MT L. SV 44 Robe, Mike (Teleplay) Ness Book (Many Good Quotes) TV Anchor-Reporter Frank Kenley (Martin Sheen) returns to San Diego to join the "Action News" team. News Director Eric Ross (Peter Riegert) wants to do a story about a teacher arrested for rape but Kenley wants to wait until the DA can investigate. Without Kenley's knowledge, Ross arranges for a live feed from the school claiming that like any concerned parent he wants to know what is happening. Kenley agrees to lead off the newscast with the live report. Ross also assigns co-anchor Christine Arnold (Sheree J. Wilson) to the story. Ratings go up as the station plays up the story. Kenley, under pressure, agrees to interview the child who made the accusation and her father. Under pressure a student admits having sex with the teacher. When the story airs, she attempts suicide. Kenley injects his own commentary into the newscast and is fired. He sets up Ross with a fake phone call on a pornography raid. Ross goes with the fake story as Kenley walks out. Female Newscaster (Clare Nono). Radio Reporter (Merritt Olsen). 159270 2007 News At Eleven N Herter, David W. TV News Anchorman Jack Ralston works for a local cable news outlet exploits the societal climate to achieve his richly deserved status. He breaks a story of an apparent murder victim found in the fashionable Back Bay section of Boston, a story that could attract national attention. A 34-year-old veteran of the Boston Police, Frank Willis, and a former homicide detective with a tarnished reputation, responds to the call. With the city in turmoil and demanding answers, Willis unknowingly finds his road to redemption. Ralston achieves his coveted celebrity, but not through proving his theory that the murder is an act of retribution by a one-time victim of sexual abuse from a member of the clergy. It is the most scandalous era in the history of the Boston Archdiocese and the church is embroiled in a battle to survive public outrage and scorn based on countless allegations of pedophilia committed by its priests and the associated hypocrisy of the church hierarchy. Ralston wants to exploit the situation to become the number one journalist in the city of Boston. 159271 1967 News at Ten DT UK News Staff. Newsreaders Fiona Armstrong (1987-1992), Alastair Burnet (1967-1972, 1976-1991), Anna Ford (1978-1981), Trevor McDonald (1992-1999), Selina Scott (1981-1982). Stand-in Newscaster John Suchet. Political Editor Michael Brunson (1986-2000). War Correspondent Terry Lloyd (1988-2003). Presenters Reginald Bosanquet (1967-1979), Andrew Gardner (1967-1977), 159272 1989 News Attack M Correspondents. Three ace reporters in Hong Kong 159273 1596 News Ballads (Miscellaneous) PO USC Deloney, Thomas Balladeer 159274 2008 News Blues N Mancusi, Marianne TV News Producer Maddy Madison is a young producer for a San Diego TV station. She wants to work on serious stories, but management’s interest is solely in ratings, and not at all about reporting unbiased, important stories. Even so, Maddy is promoted to an investigative arm of the news station, and is paired with a sexy new photojournalist Jamie Hayes. The problem? Jamie is engaged and his wedding is in three months. On top of this, Maddy’s father leaves her mother for his pregnant girlfriend, her mother then skips the country and leaves Maddy shackled with her wild younger sister. But, on the bright side, a tip from a casual acquaintance points her in the direction of a major drug cartel’s tunnel used to smuggle drugs and immigrants into the country. She and Jamie go after this lead, even as it leads them to danger. 159275 1904 News Boy March (aka Newsboy March) MUS Crist, Daniel W. Newsboy. Music suggests fast feet of newsboy 159276 1904 News Boy Polka (aka Newsboy Polka) MUS Crist, Daniel W. Newsboy. Music suggests fast feet of newsboy 159277 1904 News Boy Schottische (aka Newsboy Schottische) MUS Crist, Daniel W. Newsboy. Music suggests fast feet of newsboy 159278 1904 News Boy Waltz (aka Newsboy Waltz) MUS Crist, Daniel W. Newsboy. 159279 1949 News Caravan DT Newscast 159280 2003 News Flash! G Miniature Toy TV News Female Reporter and Male Cameraman with microphone and camera to go with the KBRR TV Station. 159281 1776 News From Parnassus P USC Murphy, Arthur News 159282 1997 News From the Edge: Monster of Minnesota, The N Sumner, Mark Woman journalist Female Journalist 159283 1620 News from the New World P USC Jonson, Ben Heralds open play shouting "News, news, news!" "Bold and brave news!" Chronicler. Factor ("a factor of news for all the shires of England." Printer of Newes who will give any thing for a good Copie now, be't true or false." . Chronicler who pads out his book with political gossip "to give light to posteritie in the truth of things," and a Factor of Newes who makes a living out of newsletters sent to the provinces. 159284 1951 News Gal (aka Byline). T Series. 10-20-1951 to 10-27-1957. ABC Reporter Harriet Hildebrand (Betty Furness), "a sob sister for a press service." Show aired just twice, then moved to ABC Sundays under the title "Byline." 159285 2003 News Heart MF Hong Kong Tabloid Editors and Reporters of News Special, a small circulation tabloid, struggle to increase sales to save their small business. As a result of their restructuring efforts, the reporters must choose whether to report stories that could hurt their friends and colleagues in order to boost sales. Uncle (Richard Ng Yiu-Hon), the chief editor is told by his boss that an Australian media group is going to buy the business. News Special is facing a restructure. In order to save the press and his colleagues, Uncle has to improve the sales in three months or leave. He wants to enhance the entertainment coverage and the celebrity section. He hires Gigi (Gigi Lai Chi) as a reporter. Under the supervision of Wai (Edmond So Chi-Wai), a senior reporter, they follow the story of an up-and-coming star. Gigi is a tough girl who tries hard to get the story. She’s successful in her career but not her love life -- she broke up with her boyfriend. City News Reporter Lok Lam (Winnie Lau Siu-Wai) always writes her story with a rational point of view. In one case, she starts to question whether she should put a sensational angle on her story. Uncle gives his full support to Wai, Gigi and Lok Lam. But Uncle bears a huge burden from his work and family and cannot help himself. Wai and Lok Lam discover that a young wealthy businessman who dates a mysterious girl is Uncle’s separated wife. Wai and Lok Lam struggle whether to report this or to cover it up to protect Uncle. Which is more important, catering to the audience or helping a colleague? 159286 1990 News Hounds MT News Editor Assistant (Leonard Webster). 159287 1947 News Hounds (aka Newshounds) M SVDSP 777 Ryan, Tim, Edmond Seward, George Cappy (Story). Seward, Ryan (Screenplay) Bowery Boys Copy Boys Terrence J. Montgomery "Slip" Mahoney (Leo Gorcey) and Horace Debussy "Sach" Jones (Huntz Hall) for Daily Chronicle. Slip wants to be star reporter and Sach wants to be photographer Uncover a sports fixing racket headed by prominent citizen. Sach takes incriminating pictures but the camera he uses is lost in a scuffle. Another Bowery Bob, Gabe (Gabriel Dell) wants to get even with gangster. So he substitutes unsubstantiated story for story filed by Sports Columnist Mark Morgan (Bill Kennedy). Paper is hit with libel suit. Missing photographs save the day. 159288 1949 News in Review DT News 159289 1939 News is Made at Night M Larkin, John (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Maxine Thomas (Lynn Bari), aspiring sob sister and Steve Drum (Preston Foster), managing editor of the Guardian News who is told not to hire women. He spends most of his time doing his own reporting rather than being an editor. Thomas is rejected by the editor so she goes to the editor's apartment and surprises him in the bath. Drum runs into a gangster who confesses to a murder for which a man is being executed and then is shot down. Drum calls in the story. Thomas says she'll give the story to a rival paper unless he hires her. Newspaper publisher's son Albert Hockman (Russell Gleason) and Thomas sneak into prison and Hockman pretends to be the governor and calls for a stay of execution. Thomas is held captive by the crook, but Drum arrives to save her. As the police arrive, Thomas and Drum begin arguing about who will get the byline on the story. Drum tells her that all her future bylines will contain his name. New York Times, 7/1/3/39: "On the whole, it is the sort of picture which should mildly amuse everyone -- except, of course, newspaper people." Reporter (Imboden Parrish). 159290 1983 News is the News, The T Series - TN-2 Parody News. Satire of TV newscasts. Newscasters ( Simon Jones, Charlotte Moore, Michael Davis, Trey Wilson, Lynne Thigpen). London Correspondent (Michael Palin). 159291 1949 News Item T Video Theatre. 11-20-1949 Newspapers 159292 1975 News Item, The P MLPL Olmo Play Index, 1973-77 Newspaper 159293 1977 News of the World MUS The Jam Journalist. Know-it-all Journalist fair game. “Little men tapping things out -- points of view...Remember their views are not the gospel truth.” 159294 1930 News of Youth DR Radio Series. Public Affairs program 159295 1997 News on Aliens, The N Measday, Stephen Reporter Rick Street, roving reporter from the News They Didn't Use is back investigating mysterious appearance of UFOs at Word's End Creek. 159296 1960 News on Good Friday, The DT Newscast 159297 1928 News Parade, The M Butler, David, William M. Conselman (Story). Malcolm Stuart Boylan (Titles). Burnett Hershey (Scenario) AFI-Newsreels - Ness Book Newsreel Photographer "Newsreel Nick" Naylor (Nick Stuart) tries to get footage of reclusive millionaire. Wealthy man is so reluctant to be photographed that the newsreel office has a separate closet for the cameras he has wrecked. Newsreel Nick Naylor follows the millionaire and his daughter to Havana, where he saves them from a kidnapping attempt. Ness: Truman Talley, described as "Director-in-Chief Talley, the hard-boiled, straight shooting chief of the newsreel staff," was actually the head of the Fox News Service at the time. Fox cameraman Russell Muth is also featured. Variety 5/30/28: "It misses the newsreel boys just as the many newspaper and college pictures have falsified press and campus…." "Would have been better if Fox had undertaken to screen this subject on the level and gone into more detail as to the enterprise and energy involved in turning out 104 newsreels a year." 159298 1932 News Reel N Casey, Robert J. Photographer. Who-done-it with a photo-lab setting 159299 1990 News to Us T SV 91, 47 News. Takes a look at the less serious side of news 159300 1998 News Traveler M News Media (Bibianna Baez). 159301 1774 News-Paper Wedding, The; or an Advertisement for a Husband. N COPY Anonymous Newspaper Advertisement. Founded on incidents which arose in consequence of an advertisement that appeared in the Daily Advertiser, July 29, 1772. Number of original letters on the subject of love and marriage. 159302 1785 News-paper, The PO USC Crabbe, Rev. George Press 159303 1953 News, The PO MLPL Norse, Harold In "Undersea Mountain, The." New York Times. "News. You hurry past wretched headlines Of that bloody and interminable Madness, war in the east, generals who bray Their own particular neurosis into The radar of the nerves…" "The news, always dangerous, enters Without knocking, the doors Of the body fling apart, the house is taken Over, ransacked, rutted. The occupant, No matter how calmly Facing the intruder with his leveled gun, Falls to the floor, undone at the loud report 159304 2007 News, The MT Reporter (Glenn Taranto). 159305 1992 News: Stay the Night: 11 O'Clock News DT SV 144 4-28-1992 TV Newscast 159306 1945 Newsboy C Gropper, William Newsboy 159307 1905 Newsboy Galop MUS Newsboy. Music suggests fast feet of newsboy 159308 1888 Newsboy Ned, Detective, or, Two Philadelphia Gamins N USC Morris, Charles Newsboy-detective 159309 1909 Newsboy Partners, The N OWN - H Webster, Frank V. Newsboy Jimmy Small. 159310 1854 Newsboy, The N USC Smith, Elizabeth Oakes Newsboy Bob (Robert). Tribune-Times-Herald. 159311 1879 Newsboy, The A Loren Ghiglione Newsboy. Carved and assembled wood, 42 inches high. Trade sign originally hung outside the front office of the Pawtucket (Rhode Island) Record. 159312 1892 Newsboy's Story, The MUS Fischer, Mary E. and Della Hicks (music) Newsboy. 159313 1938 Newsboys' Home M VHS 1489 Kahn, Gordon, Charles Grayson (Story). Kahn (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Perry Warner (Edmund Lowe) quarrels with Gwen Dutton (Wendy Barrie) when she takes over her father's paper, the Globe. Rival paper, The Star, purchased by a crooked politician, starts a circulation war. Warner quits. Dutton tearfully admits she was wrong, Warner comes back as editor. They marry when newsboys rescue "Rifle" Edwards (Jackie Cooper) and Sailor (Harris Berger), and turn the crooks over to the police ending the circulation war. Pressman (Kernan Cripps). Newsboys (Michael Conroy, Hi Roberts, Bill Cartledge, Billy Graff, Jr., Lee Murray, Lawrence Lathrop). Rewrite Man (Frank O'Connor). Variety 1/25/39: "Moral seems to be that yellow journalism pays and that woman has no place at the head of a newspaper." Variety, 1/25/39: "Hollywood's usual far-fetched presentation of the fourth estate is gone one better with this entry, which pictures the circulation side as being little short of a World War, with the kids in the middle of it all." 159314 2000 NewsBreak M SVD 1108, SVD 1099 TV News Staff. Reporter John McNamara (Michael Rooker) is a tough and reckless newspaper reporter with a lot of enemies. TV Reporter (Suzanne Friedline). Reporter #1 (Elizabeth Kuyper). Reporter #2 (Harold Joseph Green). News Reporter (Donald Agnelli). McNamara covers the murder of a fellow newsman and uncovers a city-wide corruption scandal. 159315 1973 NewsCenter, The: Los Angeles DT Series 1974-2003 TV News Staff. Los Angeles Anchor Tom Snyder (1973-1974 - New York Anchor 1974-1977). Los Angeles Weatherman Howard Thompson (1977-1981). Los Angeles Anchors Pat Sajak, John Schubeck. Los Angeles Reporter-Anchor Kelly Lange. 159316 1979 NewsCenter, The: New York DT Series 1974-2003 TV News Staff. TV New York Anchors Carol Jenkins (1974-1980), Chuck Scarborough (1974-1980) New York Reporters Larry Sacknoff (1974-1978), Dick Schapp (1974-1978, Carol Stokes, 1974-1980, Bob Teague (1974-1980), Jim Van Sickle (1974-1977), Jack Cafferty (1975-1980), David Diaz (1975-1980), Felipe Luciano (1979-1980). Marciarose Shestack. New York Reporters Allan Chernoff, Jim Collis, Don Criqui, Vince DeLisi, Frank Field, Tom Frick, Reggie Harris, Pat Hernon, Rick Leventhal, Paul Monix, Clint Morrison, Darby Mullany, Julian M. Phillips, Bill Ryan, Roger Stern, Frank Field. New York Reporters Jim Hartz (1974-1977), Chauncey Howell, Bob Teague, John Muller, John Snyder. New York Sportscaster Marv Albert (1974-1980). New York Consumer Affairs Betty Furness (1974-1980). New York Gossip Reporter Liz Smith (1978-1980). New York Anchor-Film-Theater Critic (Pia Lindstrom). Weatherman Stormy Fields. 159317 1995 NewsChannel 4 DT Series 1995- TV News Staff. TV Anchor Glen Walker (1995-2002). Anchor Mary Civiello (1995-1998). Anchor Matt Lauer (1995-1996). Anchor Perri Peltz (1995-1996). Anchor Chuck Scarborough. Anchor Sue Simmons. Reporter Pablo Guzman (1995-1996). Weatherman Al Roker (1995-2000). Meteorologist Joe Witte (1995-1999). Sports Len Berman. 159318 1978 Newsdeath N GPL Connolly, Ray Journalist John Huckleston witnesses a terrorist bombing and becomes involved in the search for the terrorists. Kidnapped by terrorists and held while they assault a broadcasting station. 1970s. 159319 1978 Newsfront M L Ellis, Bob (Original Screenplay), David Elfick (Concept). Phillip Noyce (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsreel Cameramen Len Maguire (Bill Hunter) owns Cinetone News ("The Eyes and Ears of Australia"). Brother Frank Maguire (Gerard Kennedy) forms own company, Newsco International. Establishes strong connections overseas. Cuts into Len's business. Two companies eventually join forces creating Cinenews when faced with competition from TV. Geoff, the editor (Bryan Brown) chewed out for reediting footage for comic purposes and goes to England. Chris Hewitt (Chris Haywood) cameraman killed. Sign outside theatre: "One of our men died making this film." Len objects to footage added to his coverage of forest fire to make it more dramatic. Covers Olympics, films fight between Hungarian and Russian teams at water polo match. Brother wants to sell film to American buyer offering $50,000 who wants to use film for propaganda. Len refuses, walks off alone more dedicated to practice of profession than profits. Narrator doing voice-over objects to line calling government a police state for oppressing Communist Party. Threatens to resign unless line is removed. Hints newsreel company could get blacklisted. TV Cameraman (Graeme Smith). 159320 1951 Newsgal (aka Byline) T ABC Reporter 159321 1962 Newshawk: Novel of a Newspaperman's Fight Against Crime in the Prohibition Era, A NM OWN - H Thomas, Christy New York Newsman Edward "Carp" Carpenter, young man working The News in search of Robert Graham, the ruthless forger and newspaperman who brought ignominy and disgrace to Carp's father Film concludes with montage of actual newsreel footage and credits list cameramen whose footage was used throughout film. 159322 1997 Newshounds (aka Newshounds I) W Dye, Thomas K. Satirical, furry webcomic drawn and written by Dye. Strip is in two parts. First version, sometimes called Newshounds I, ran between 11-1-1997 to 12-8-2006. A sequel, Newshounds II, started on 7-2-2007. News Broadcasting Company in America called KPET, staffed by one human and seven antropomorphic animals (five dogs, a cat and a rat). The strip satirizes many aspects of news companies and news stories of the day. Although sometimes strips are standalones, most of the stories span several weeks, sometimes months. As well as news gathering, Newshounds satirizes politics, sport and pop culture, with many of the characters satirizing one particular area. Newshounds covers controversial topics such as the war on terror, gay rights, and there are future plans to make a series of storylines about abortion. Newshounds is one of the longest running furry webcomics (longer running examples include Kevin and Kell (1995) and Sabrina Online (1996)). It is hosted on the Internet by the online comics syndicate Keenspot. According to the The Webcomic List, it is listed in the top 1,000 webcomics on the internet. A collection of strips entitled All the Newshounds Fit to Print won the Ursa Major Award for "Best Anthropomorphic Literary Work", and it is currently on the Ursa Major Awards, "Recommended Anthropomorphics List". The comic follows a group of anthropomorphic pet animals and their human owner, living in an unnamed American city and together operating a small news station, KPET. The world it is set in the same as the real world, except animals are intelligent. The staff of KPET (except the owner) are animals (five dogs, one cat and one rat). The animals in the Newshounds universe are subject to the same laws as animals in the real world, such as dog licenses, having owners, and not being able to vote. However, the animals of the Newshounds universe are aware of this, thus meaning that although they have their own political views and arguments, there is very little they can do themselves apart from express a view. The owner, Lorna Dilbrook, originally worked for an animal shelter. When her late great-aunt Agnes died and left her $400,000, she started the station using animals from the shelter. Her staff includes two anchordogs, the vain Wolfram Blitzen and over-ambitious Renata Fayre. There is also cameradog, Kevin J. Dog who cannot keep a relationship down, right wing sports reporter Sam Shepherd and left wing and feline weather forecaster Alistair Katt. Ferris, a rat who was squatting in the house, was hired as a janitor. The final member of the team, danger-addicted Rochelle O'Shea, first joined the company as a temp, but later became a field reporter in 2001. There are some minor characters that have returning roles. They include Lorna's parents, Ernest and Julia Dilbrook, who often visit with a hidden motive (for example, Ernest was once on the run from the mob for not paying back a $2 million loan), Hal O'Peridol, the CEO of Sunflower Chemicals, wants to marry Renata, but she cannot stand the sight of him and Kevin's on/off girlfriend Stormy Knight. There is also a local rival news company KRVL who try to stop KPET from getting all the best stories and soldier-turned-businessman General Swallowemup, who plots to buy every business in the world. The Newshounds website has a section of comics set in the past, about how Lorna came to found KPET. Kevin J. Dog - Male golden retriever, KPET's camera operator and technical person. A fairly gentle and sensitive character, often playing straight man to the other characters' follies. He has a sister, Raine, and has had two failed relationships: one with Stormy Knight, who he first fell in love with due to their love of Blackadder, but she got married to her boyfriend Connor O'Connor. The other was with Della, a technophile and Kevin's technical assistant, who went missing during a holiday with her owners. His brooding over Stormy made him gain weight in early 2003. He is partly based on Thomas K. Dye. Renata Fayre - A female cocker spaniel and one of the two news anchors. She is strong-willed, good at finding facts, and generally clear-headed when not in the grip of journalistic ambition, or when her vicious jealousy towards Rochelle takes over. She often spars with KRVL head anchor Dirk Snoogems. Hal O'Peridol of Sunflower Chemicals often tries to marry her. They have done so twice, but both ended very quickly. She had her muzzle reduced in size in 2000, but few people noticed any difference in the "nasal twang" Hal O'Peridol first noted less than a year before, thus ruining her hopes of getting better jobs. Wolfram Blitzen - A male Norwegian Elkhound, Rochelle's husband and KPET's other news anchor. He is very fond of his looks and wardrobe; vain nearly to a degree of obsession, though the trait was largely quelled due to an incident when he became addicted to a banned fur conditioning drug in 2005. Whilst celebrating with Rochelle about getting over his addiction, he proposed marriage, to which Rochelle accepted. In August 2006, he told Rochelle that she was pregnant, and their children where recently born, named Malcolm and Emma. Other characters regard him as mundane and boring. Named after the American journalist Wolf Blitzer. Rochelle O'Shea - A female collie and Wolfram's wife. As a Field reporter, she is suave and calm but troubled by a secret addiction to danger. She first came into contact with KPET as a temp in summer 2000, although she was acting as a spy for General Swallowemup. She then went into the army, where she met Wolfram and Sam. They then returned to KPET permanently in the autumn of 2001. In August 2006, after surviving a helicopter crash, Wolfram told her she was pregnant.Rochelle is the only central character introduced since the beginning of the strip. •Alistair Katt - Alistair is a male domestic shorthaired cat. He is supposed to be a weather forecaster, but because he was only placed in this position because Lorna heard him mention one high pressure system, he more often acts as outspoken liberal commentator. He also serves as KPET's lawyer, to his disgust. In December 2003, he came out of the closet. He is very fond of catnip, but he temporarily loses his sanity when he mixes it with alcohol. Storylines around New Year usually focus on him: since 1999 he has spent New Year's Eve alone on the beach almost every year. Although Alistair long claimed to be little interested in any romantic matter, he occasionally goes on dates with his friend Nigel. Nigel is somewhat obsessed with Alistair and, in his own words, "crazy-mad in love", but Alistair preferred to remain friends until recently. In a recent strip, to his great shock, Alistair came to the realization he loved Nigel too, even kissing him. Sam Shepherd - Sam is a male black labrador and KPET's sports reporter. He is macho and decidedly right wing. He disagrees loudly with Alistair over politics, but the pair gained mutual respect as they have both rescued each other for difficult situations. Sam had been in a dysfunctional relationship with Randy, Della's cousin, but they split up when he discovered she was cheating on him with her former boyfriend Vladimir. Despite Sam's politics, he eventually accepts Alistair's homosexuality and in April 2006 he told Alistair that George W. Bush is an "insane maniac", almost giving Alistair a heart attack. Ferris the Rat - Formally a squatter in KPET's first studio, Ferris is KPET's janitor, though he is next to useless at his job. He is irrepressible, obsessed with pop-culture, infatuated with Tori Spelling, and often launches into business plans which last just long enough to cause chaos. In October 2004, Ferris got rid of his last piece of Tori Spelling memorabilia, but he still has feelings for her, particularly after her father, Aaron Spelling died in June 2006. His name probably comes from the film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Lorna Ernestine Dilbrook - The owner of KPET, its animal staff and the only human in the company. According to the comic's back-story webpages she started the station to follow her passion for news, finding its staff in the animal shelter she had worked at previously. She has kept KPET going ever since, gritting her teeth through its endless crises. She always tries to be as moral as possible, which may explain KPET's lack of success. She once went crazy after having her tooth removed; getting delusions that she was a dog and everyone else in KPET was human. There are seven Newshounds compilations have been released, covering all of the strips. The seventh book will be released after the end of the daily strips. However, they are only available in the United States. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing.[35] whereas the seventh is published by Lulu.com. Book 1 - Newshounds, Book 2 - Tonight's Top Story, Book 3 - Press Badge Blues, Book 4 - We All Came Out to Mantra, Book 5 - Regime Change, Book 6 - Surgery in the Park, Book 7 - All the Newshounds Fit to Print. 159323 2007 Newshounds II W Dye, Thomas K. Satirical, furry webcomic drawn and written by Dye. Strip is in two parts. First version, sometimes called Newshounds I, ran between 11-1-1997 to 12-8-2006. A sequel, Newshounds II, started on 7-2-2007. News Broadcasting Company in America called KPET, staffed by one human and seven antropomorphic animals (five dogs, a cat and a rat). The strip satirizes many aspects of news companies and news stories of the day. Although sometimes strips are standalones, most of the stories span several weeks, sometimes months. As well as news gathering, Newshounds satirizes politics, sport and pop culture, with many of the characters satirizing one particular area. Newshounds covers controversial topics such as the war on terror, gay rights, and there are future plans to make a series of storylines about abortion. Newshounds is one of the longest running furry webcomics (longer running examples include Kevin and Kell (1995) and Sabrina Online (1996)). It is hosted on the Internet by the online comics syndicate Keenspot. According to the The Webcomic List, it is listed in the top 1,000 webcomics on the internet. A collection of strips entitled All the Newshounds Fit to Print won the Ursa Major Award for "Best Anthropomorphic Literary Work", and it is currently on the Ursa Major Awards, "Recommended Anthropomorphics List". The comic follows a group of anthropomorphic pet animals and their human owner, living in an unnamed American city and together operating a small news station, KPET. The world it is set in the same as the real world, except animals are intelligent. The staff of KPET (except the owner) are animals (five dogs, one cat and one rat). The animals in the Newshounds universe are subject to the same laws as animals in the real world, such as dog licenses, having owners, and not being able to vote. However, the animals of the Newshounds universe are aware of this, thus meaning that although they have their own political views and arguments, there is very little they can do themselves apart from express a view. The owner, Lorna Dilbrook, originally worked for an animal shelter. When her late great-aunt Agnes died and left her $400,000, she started the station using animals from the shelter. Her staff includes two anchordogs, the vain Wolfram Blitzen and over-ambitious Renata Fayre. There is also cameradog, Kevin J. Dog who cannot keep a relationship down, right wing sports reporter Sam Shepherd and left wing and feline weather forecaster Alistair Katt. Ferris, a rat who was squatting in the house, was hired as a janitor. The final member of the team, danger-addicted Rochelle O'Shea, first joined the company as a temp, but later became a field reporter in 2001. There are some minor characters that have returning roles. They include Lorna's parents, Ernest and Julia Dilbrook, who often visit with a hidden motive (for example, Ernest was once on the run from the mob for not paying back a $2 million loan), Hal O'Peridol, the CEO of Sunflower Chemicals, wants to marry Renata, but she cannot stand the sight of him and Kevin's on/off girlfriend Stormy Knight. There is also a local rival news company KRVL who try to stop KPET from getting all the best stories and soldier-turned-businessman General Swallowemup, who plots to buy every business in the world. The Newshounds website has a section of comics set in the past, about how Lorna came to found KPET. Kevin J. Dog - Male golden retriever, KPET's camera operator and technical person. A fairly gentle and sensitive character, often playing straight man to the other characters' follies. He has a sister, Raine, and has had two failed relationships: one with Stormy Knight, who he first fell in love with due to their love of Blackadder, but she got married to her boyfriend Connor O'Connor. The other was with Della, a technophile and Kevin's technical assistant, who went missing during a holiday with her owners. His brooding over Stormy made him gain weight in early 2003. He is partly based on Thomas K. Dye. Renata Fayre - A female cocker spaniel and one of the two news anchors. She is strong-willed, good at finding facts, and generally clear-headed when not in the grip of journalistic ambition, or when her vicious jealousy towards Rochelle takes over. She often spars with KRVL head anchor Dirk Snoogems. Hal O'Peridol of Sunflower Chemicals often tries to marry her. They have done so twice, but both ended very quickly. She had her muzzle reduced in size in 2000, but few people noticed any difference in the "nasal twang" Hal O'Peridol first noted less than a year before, thus ruining her hopes of getting better jobs. Wolfram Blitzen - A male Norwegian Elkhound, Rochelle's husband and KPET's other news anchor. He is very fond of his looks and wardrobe; vain nearly to a degree of obsession, though the trait was largely quelled due to an incident when he became addicted to a banned fur conditioning drug in 2005. Whilst celebrating with Rochelle about getting over his addiction, he proposed marriage, to which Rochelle accepted. In August 2006, he told Rochelle that she was pregnant, and their children where recently born, named Malcolm and Emma. Other characters regard him as mundane and boring. Named after the American journalist Wolf Blitzer. Rochelle O'Shea - A female collie and Wolfram's wife. As a Field reporter, she is suave and calm but troubled by a secret addiction to danger. She first came into contact with KPET as a temp in summer 2000, although she was acting as a spy for General Swallowemup. She then went into the army, where she met Wolfram and Sam. They then returned to KPET permanently in the autumn of 2001. In August 2006, after surviving a helicopter crash, Wolfram told her she was pregnant.Rochelle is the only central character introduced since the beginning of the strip. •Alistair Katt - Alistair is a male domestic shorthaired cat. He is supposed to be a weather forecaster, but because he was only placed in this position because Lorna heard him mention one high pressure system, he more often acts as outspoken liberal commentator. He also serves as KPET's lawyer, to his disgust. In December 2003, he came out of the closet. He is very fond of catnip, but he temporarily loses his sanity when he mixes it with alcohol. Storylines around New Year usually focus on him: since 1999 he has spent New Year's Eve alone on the beach almost every year. Although Alistair long claimed to be little interested in any romantic matter, he occasionally goes on dates with his friend Nigel. Nigel is somewhat obsessed with Alistair and, in his own words, "crazy-mad in love", but Alistair preferred to remain friends until recently. In a recent strip, to his great shock, Alistair came to the realization he loved Nigel too, even kissing him. Sam Shepherd - Sam is a male black labrador and KPET's sports reporter. He is macho and decidedly right wing. He disagrees loudly with Alistair over politics, but the pair gained mutual respect as they have both rescued each other for difficult situations. Sam had been in a dysfunctional relationship with Randy, Della's cousin, but they split up when he discovered she was cheating on him with her former boyfriend Vladimir. Despite Sam's politics, he eventually accepts Alistair's homosexuality and in April 2006 he told Alistair that George W. Bush is an "insane maniac", almost giving Alistair a heart attack. Ferris the Rat - Formally a squatter in KPET's first studio, Ferris is KPET's janitor, though he is next to useless at his job. He is irrepressible, obsessed with pop-culture, infatuated with Tori Spelling, and often launches into business plans which last just long enough to cause chaos. In October 2004, Ferris got rid of his last piece of Tori Spelling memorabilia, but he still has feelings for her, particularly after her father, Aaron Spelling died in June 2006. His name probably comes from the film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Lorna Ernestine Dilbrook - The owner of KPET, its animal staff and the only human in the company. According to the comic's back-story webpages she started the station to follow her passion for news, finding its staff in the animal shelter she had worked at previously. She has kept KPET going ever since, gritting her teeth through its endless crises. She always tries to be as moral as possible, which may explain KPET's lack of success. She once went crazy after having her tooth removed; getting delusions that she was a dog and everyone else in KPET was human. There are seven Newshounds compilations have been released, covering all of the strips. The seventh book will be released after the end of the daily strips. However, they are only available in the United States. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing.[35] whereas the seventh is published by Lulu.com. Book 1 - Newshounds, Book 2 - Tonight's Top Story, Book 3 - Press Badge Blues, Book 4 - We All Came Out to Mantra, Book 5 - Regime Change, Book 6 - Surgery in the Park, Book 7 - All the Newshounds Fit to Print. 159324 2003 Newshounds: All the Newshounds Fit to Print: Book 7 W Dye, Thomas K. All the Newshounds Fit to Print: Book 7: 10-13-2004 to 12-8-2006. Satirical, furry webcomic drawn and written by Dye. Seven Newshounds compilations covering all of the strips. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing. The seventh is published by Lulu.com News Broadcasting Company in America called KPET, staffed by one human and seven antropomorphic animals (five dogs, a cat and a rat). The strip satirizes many aspects of news companies and news stories of the day. Although sometimes strips are standalones, most of the stories span several weeks, sometimes months. As well as news gathering, Newshounds satirizes politics, sport and pop culture, with many of the characters satirizing one particular area. Newshounds covers controversial topics such as the war on terror, gay rights, and there are future plans to make a series of storylines about abortion. Newshounds is one of the longest running furry webcomics (longer running examples include Kevin and Kell (1995) and Sabrina Online (1996)). It is hosted on the Internet by the online comics syndicate Keenspot. According to the The Webcomic List, it is listed in the top 1,000 webcomics on the internet. A collection of strips entitled All the Newshounds Fit to Print won the Ursa Major Award for "Best Anthropomorphic Literary Work", and it is currently on the Ursa Major Awards, "Recommended Anthropomorphics List". The comic follows a group of anthropomorphic pet animals and their human owner, living in an unnamed American city and together operating a small news station, KPET. The world it is set in the same as the real world, except animals are intelligent. The staff of KPET (except the owner) are animals (five dogs, one cat and one rat). The animals in the Newshounds universe are subject to the same laws as animals in the real world, such as dog licenses, having owners, and not being able to vote. However, the animals of the Newshounds universe are aware of this, thus meaning that although they have their own political views and arguments, there is very little they can do themselves apart from express a view. The owner, Lorna Dilbrook, originally worked for an animal shelter. When her late great-aunt Agnes died and left her $400,000, she started the station using animals from the shelter. Her staff includes two anchordogs, the vain Wolfram Blitzen and over-ambitious Renata Fayre. There is also cameradog, Kevin J. Dog who cannot keep a relationship down, right wing sports reporter Sam Shepherd and left wing and feline weather forecaster Alistair Katt. Ferris, a rat who was squatting in the house, was hired as a janitor. The final member of the team, danger-addicted Rochelle O'Shea, first joined the company as a temp, but later became a field reporter in 2001. There are some minor characters that have returning roles. They include Lorna's parents, Ernest and Julia Dilbrook, who often visit with a hidden motive (for example, Ernest was once on the run from the mob for not paying back a $2 million loan), Hal O'Peridol, the CEO of Sunflower Chemicals, wants to marry Renata, but she cannot stand the sight of him and Kevin's on/off girlfriend Stormy Knight. There is also a local rival news company KRVL who try to stop KPET from getting all the best stories and soldier-turned-businessman General Swallowemup, who plots to buy every business in the world. The Newshounds website has a section of comics set in the past, about how Lorna came to found KPET. Kevin J. Dog - Male golden retriever, KPET's camera operator and technical person. A fairly gentle and sensitive character, often playing straight man to the other characters' follies. He has a sister, Raine, and has had two failed relationships: one with Stormy Knight, who he first fell in love with due to their love of Blackadder, but she got married to her boyfriend Connor O'Connor. The other was with Della, a technophile and Kevin's technical assistant, who went missing during a holiday with her owners. His brooding over Stormy made him gain weight in early 2003. He is partly based on Thomas K. Dye. Renata Fayre - A female cocker spaniel and one of the two news anchors. She is strong-willed, good at finding facts, and generally clear-headed when not in the grip of journalistic ambition, or when her vicious jealousy towards Rochelle takes over. She often spars with KRVL head anchor Dirk Snoogems. Hal O'Peridol of Sunflower Chemicals often tries to marry her. They have done so twice, but both ended very quickly. She had her muzzle reduced in size in 2000, but few people noticed any difference in the "nasal twang" Hal O'Peridol first noted less than a year before, thus ruining her hopes of getting better jobs. Wolfram Blitzen - A male Norwegian Elkhound, Rochelle's husband and KPET's other news anchor. He is very fond of his looks and wardrobe; vain nearly to a degree of obsession, though the trait was largely quelled due to an incident when he became addicted to a banned fur conditioning drug in 2005. Whilst celebrating with Rochelle about getting over his addiction, he proposed marriage, to which Rochelle accepted. In August 2006, he told Rochelle that she was pregnant, and their children where recently born, named Malcolm and Emma. Other characters regard him as mundane and boring. Named after the American journalist Wolf Blitzer. Rochelle O'Shea - A female collie and Wolfram's wife. As a Field reporter, she is suave and calm but troubled by a secret addiction to danger. She first came into contact with KPET as a temp in summer 2000, although she was acting as a spy for General Swallowemup. She then went into the army, where she met Wolfram and Sam. They then returned to KPET permanently in the autumn of 2001. In August 2006, after surviving a helicopter crash, Wolfram told her she was pregnant.Rochelle is the only central character introduced since the beginning of the strip. •Alistair Katt - Alistair is a male domestic shorthaired cat. He is supposed to be a weather forecaster, but because he was only placed in this position because Lorna heard him mention one high pressure system, he more often acts as outspoken liberal commentator. He also serves as KPET's lawyer, to his disgust. In December 2003, he came out of the closet. He is very fond of catnip, but he temporarily loses his sanity when he mixes it with alcohol. Storylines around New Year usually focus on him: since 1999 he has spent New Year's Eve alone on the beach almost every year. Although Alistair long claimed to be little interested in any romantic matter, he occasionally goes on dates with his friend Nigel. Nigel is somewhat obsessed with Alistair and, in his own words, "crazy-mad in love", but Alistair preferred to remain friends until recently. In a recent strip, to his great shock, Alistair came to the realization he loved Nigel too, even kissing him. Sam Shepherd - Sam is a male black labrador and KPET's sports reporter. He is macho and decidedly right wing. He disagrees loudly with Alistair over politics, but the pair gained mutual respect as they have both rescued each other for difficult situations. Sam had been in a dysfunctional relationship with Randy, Della's cousin, but they split up when he discovered she was cheating on him with her former boyfriend Vladimir. Despite Sam's politics, he eventually accepts Alistair's homosexuality and in April 2006 he told Alistair that George W. Bush is an "insane maniac", almost giving Alistair a heart attack. Ferris the Rat - Formally a squatter in KPET's first studio, Ferris is KPET's janitor, though he is next to useless at his job. He is irrepressible, obsessed with pop-culture, infatuated with Tori Spelling, and often launches into business plans which last just long enough to cause chaos. In October 2004, Ferris got rid of his last piece of Tori Spelling memorabilia, but he still has feelings for her, particularly after her father, Aaron Spelling died in June 2006. His name probably comes from the film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Lorna Ernestine Dilbrook - The owner of KPET, its animal staff and the only human in the company. According to the comic's back-story webpages she started the station to follow her passion for news, finding its staff in the animal shelter she had worked at previously. She has kept KPET going ever since, gritting her teeth through its endless crises. She always tries to be as moral as possible, which may explain KPET's lack of success. She once went crazy after having her tooth removed; getting delusions that she was a dog and everyone else in KPET was human. There are seven Newshounds compilations have been released, covering all of the strips. The seventh book will be released after the end of the daily strips. However, they are only available in the United States. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing.[35] whereas the seventh is published by Lulu.com. Book 1 - Newshounds, Book 2 - Tonight's Top Story, Book 3 - Press Badge Blues, Book 4 - We All Came Out to Mantra, Book 5 - Regime Change, Book 6 - Surgery in the Park, Book 7 - All the Newshounds Fit to Print. All the Newshounds Fit to Print: Book 7: 10-13-2004 to 12-8-2006. Red vs Blue (20 October - 4 November 2004) During the run-up to the 2004 election, Sam and Alistair end up arguing as to whether the Democrats or the Republicans will win. In an attempt to stop the arguing, Lorna promises them that if they both stop talking about politics, both on and off the air, she will give them bonuses, to which they agree. Later, Sam makes another bet with Alistair as to who will win the election. If John Kerry has a clear win, Sam will have to be the "Kumquat Kanine Klown" in the farmer's market. If George W. Bush has a clear win, Alistair will be forced to become the goalkeeper for an elementary school ice hockey team. They agree with the second bet. Bush wins, but because the victory is not clear, Alistair does not have to become the goalie. Alistair tells Sam that he is willing to be the goalie, but Sam changes his mind. Kevin is Given some Faith (9-23 March 2005) Kevin becomes annoyed by Ferris's latest craze, the singer Faith Daddiscash. He still dislikes after listening to all of Ferris's albums. He tries talking to both Alistair, Sam and Renata both claim they like her as well. It is not until he hears a song on the radio which turns out to be hers that he begins to like it, but when he tells Ferris, he claims it is the worst of Faith's songs. In the end, he decides to listen to his own music, which turns out to be Della's favourite. FG-909 (20 April - 3 June 2005) Wolfram is horrified when he learns that a drug that he uses to keep his fur glossy, FG-909 is taken off the market because harmful side effects. As a result, he asks Alistair for his help in organising a protest against the ban. After the protest fails however, he takes matters into his own hands, or rather paws, by creating positive news stories about the drug. But after he fails to get his bulletins in the news broadcast, and everyone he interviews being for the ban, he finally caves in and gives up. Later, Wolfram goes out to dinner with Rochelle, where he makes it clear that his life is no longer all about him, but about them, so he therefore asks Rochelle to marry him, an offer which she accepts. The Last of Della and Randy (20 September - 5 October) Some of the KPET staff decide to have a night out. Kevin goes out with Della, Sam with Randy, and Wolfram with Rochelle. During the date, which features music played by Gene Catlow and CatsWhisker, Sam and Randy continue to have problems. However, the problems truly arise when Randy's other boyfriend Vladimir is found at the same bar, at which point, the whole relationship falls apart. Afterwards, Della makes her final preparations, and leaves Kevin, not knowing when she will return. Dilbrook the Dog/The Wedding (7 October - 29 December 2005) After breaking her tooth eating some candy samples, Lorna makes an emergency dental appointment. However, after her treatment, she ends up in a hallucination. As a result, she now thinks that she is a dog, and her staff are now humans. She also ends up believing that she is not the owner of KPET, but is just the mascot of the company. Despite their best efforts, the staff fail to make Lorna realise that she is human again. Things become worse when Virgiltech calls KPET in order to discuss their contract. Lorna, under her current state, says that a dog cannot discuss the contract, but after some talking to, she agrees to talk to Virgiltech, but when she calls Wolfram a human, the company decide to cancel the contract. What is worse, with Lorna being declared legally incompetent, there is a danger of the company going into receivership. Ernest however attempts to come up with a plan to save the jobs of everyone at KPET, but everyone is mortified when they discover his plan is to sell KPET to KRVL. Everyone tries to think of ways to save the company, include a poor attempt by Kevin to disguise himself as Lorna, but luckily, they are saved when Lorna, with Julia's help, finally comes out of her hallucination. As a result, she puts a stop to the deal, and frees KPET from their relationship worth Virgiltech. After this, Julia helps Wolfram and Rochelle with their wedding, despite her allergies, and the couple wed. The Sunflower Power Struggle (8 May - 23 June 2006) Ernest is contracted by an oil company consortium to negotiate with "Sunflower Chemicals", mainly over an additive to clean up fuel that Hal is developing, but when he learns that own[clarification needed] is a dog, he refuses to talk with Hal. However, Ernest decides to sort the whole thing out by buying Hal. As a result, Ernest becomes the owner of Sunflower Chemicals. Hal refuses to co-operate with Ernest; Ernest asks Renata to see if she can make him work. She at first refuses, but then agrees. Hal and Renata therefore try to come up with a plan in order to get Ernest to let him go. This is done when Hal decides to perform his experiments into the additive in Ernest's flat for three weeks. As a result, Ernest gives up and lets Hal go free. Rochellicopter (17 July - 1 September 2006) Rochelle and Ferris decide to create their own traffic reports, without Lorna's approval. All goes well until Rochelle corrects their helicopter pilot, telling him that Ferris is a rat, not a koala bear, thus provoking the pilot's phobia of the animals. As a result, the pilot crashes the helicopter. Rochelle ends up with some server injuries, whilst Ferris escapes mainly unhurt, but guilty. However, the main shock comes afterwards when Wolfram tells Rochelle that she is pregnant. The Grand Finale (1 November - 8 December 2006) Lorna returns home discover that the chief managing officer of MegaNewsWest, Dover Whitecliff, wants to talk to her. Lorna comes into some shocks. First, she discovers that Dover's wife is Kim Yuasa, an old school friend whom she fell out with after she failed to pay a check at the old animal shelter Lorna used to work at. Second, Dover wants to over Lorna the post of Head News Editor for MegaNewsWest. Lorna is unable to make her mind about taking the post, as it would mean shutting down KPET and putting everyone else out of work. As a result, Lorna goes out for a walk to think about it. Then she goes on a short holiday to think about it. Finally, she makes an agreement worth Dover that she will take the job, on the condition that everyone else in KPET is given a job as well. The jobs will not be same, and they would be work for Dover instead of her, but on the other hand they would be paid more and be given mainstream respect. Everyone agrees to the terms. At the same time, Rochelle goes into labor, and Della arrives at KPET. Other features The Introduction The opening section of the book is an introduction to the Newshounds story, starting from when Lorna was a baby. It continues from there, into her childhood, her job at the animal shelter and the foundation of KPET. After this, there is a summary of the strips by year. Extra Strips and Author's Commentary The book also features bonus strips that had not been published in previous books, as well as a commentary on the strips by Dye himself. 159325 1997 Newshounds: Newshounds: Book 1 W Dye, Thomas K. Newshounds: Book 1: 11-1-1997 to 1-1-1999. Satirical, furry webcomic drawn and written by Dye. Seven Newshounds compilations covering all of the strips. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing. The seventh is published by Lulu.com. News Broadcasting Company in America called KPET, staffed by one human and seven antropomorphic animals (five dogs, a cat and a rat). The strip satirizes many aspects of news companies and news stories of the day. Although sometimes strips are standalones, most of the stories span several weeks, sometimes months. As well as news gathering, Newshounds satirizes politics, sport and pop culture, with many of the characters satirizing one particular area. Newshounds covers controversial topics such as the war on terror, gay rights, and there are future plans to make a series of storylines about abortion. Newshounds is one of the longest running furry webcomics (longer running examples include Kevin and Kell (1995) and Sabrina Online (1996)). It is hosted on the Internet by the online comics syndicate Keenspot. According to the The Webcomic List, it is listed in the top 1,000 webcomics on the internet. A collection of strips entitled All the Newshounds Fit to Print won the Ursa Major Award for "Best Anthropomorphic Literary Work", and it is currently on the Ursa Major Awards, "Recommended Anthropomorphics List". The comic follows a group of anthropomorphic pet animals and their human owner, living in an unnamed American city and together operating a small news station, KPET. The world it is set in the same as the real world, except animals are intelligent. The staff of KPET (except the owner) are animals (five dogs, one cat and one rat). The animals in the Newshounds universe are subject to the same laws as animals in the real world, such as dog licenses, having owners, and not being able to vote. However, the animals of the Newshounds universe are aware of this, thus meaning that although they have their own political views and arguments, there is very little they can do themselves apart from express a view. The owner, Lorna Dilbrook, originally worked for an animal shelter. When her late great-aunt Agnes died and left her $400,000, she started the station using animals from the shelter. Her staff includes two anchordogs, the vain Wolfram Blitzen and over-ambitious Renata Fayre. There is also cameradog, Kevin J. Dog who cannot keep a relationship down, right wing sports reporter Sam Shepherd and left wing and feline weather forecaster Alistair Katt. Ferris, a rat who was squatting in the house, was hired as a janitor. The final member of the team, danger-addicted Rochelle O'Shea, first joined the company as a temp, but later became a field reporter in 2001. There are some minor characters that have returning roles. They include Lorna's parents, Ernest and Julia Dilbrook, who often visit with a hidden motive (for example, Ernest was once on the run from the mob for not paying back a $2 million loan), Hal O'Peridol, the CEO of Sunflower Chemicals, wants to marry Renata, but she cannot stand the sight of him and Kevin's on/off girlfriend Stormy Knight. There is also a local rival news company KRVL who try to stop KPET from getting all the best stories and soldier-turned-businessman General Swallowemup, who plots to buy every business in the world. The Newshounds website has a section of comics set in the past, about how Lorna came to found KPET. Kevin J. Dog - Male golden retriever, KPET's camera operator and technical person. A fairly gentle and sensitive character, often playing straight man to the other characters' follies. He has a sister, Raine, and has had two failed relationships: one with Stormy Knight, who he first fell in love with due to their love of Blackadder, but she got married to her boyfriend Connor O'Connor. The other was with Della, a technophile and Kevin's technical assistant, who went missing during a holiday with her owners. His brooding over Stormy made him gain weight in early 2003. He is partly based on Thomas K. Dye. Renata Fayre - A female cocker spaniel and one of the two news anchors. She is strong-willed, good at finding facts, and generally clear-headed when not in the grip of journalistic ambition, or when her vicious jealousy towards Rochelle takes over. She often spars with KRVL head anchor Dirk Snoogems. Hal O'Peridol of Sunflower Chemicals often tries to marry her. They have done so twice, but both ended very quickly. She had her muzzle reduced in size in 2000, but few people noticed any difference in the "nasal twang" Hal O'Peridol first noted less than a year before, thus ruining her hopes of getting better jobs. Wolfram Blitzen - A male Norwegian Elkhound, Rochelle's husband and KPET's other news anchor. He is very fond of his looks and wardrobe; vain nearly to a degree of obsession, though the trait was largely quelled due to an incident when he became addicted to a banned fur conditioning drug in 2005. Whilst celebrating with Rochelle about getting over his addiction, he proposed marriage, to which Rochelle accepted. In August 2006, he told Rochelle that she was pregnant, and their children where recently born, named Malcolm and Emma. Other characters regard him as mundane and boring. Named after the American journalist Wolf Blitzer. Rochelle O'Shea - A female collie and Wolfram's wife. As a Field reporter, she is suave and calm but troubled by a secret addiction to danger. She first came into contact with KPET as a temp in summer 2000, although she was acting as a spy for General Swallowemup. She then went into the army, where she met Wolfram and Sam. They then returned to KPET permanently in the autumn of 2001. In August 2006, after surviving a helicopter crash, Wolfram told her she was pregnant.Rochelle is the only central character introduced since the beginning of the strip. •Alistair Katt - Alistair is a male domestic shorthaired cat. He is supposed to be a weather forecaster, but because he was only placed in this position because Lorna heard him mention one high pressure system, he more often acts as outspoken liberal commentator. He also serves as KPET's lawyer, to his disgust. In December 2003, he came out of the closet. He is very fond of catnip, but he temporarily loses his sanity when he mixes it with alcohol. Storylines around New Year usually focus on him: since 1999 he has spent New Year's Eve alone on the beach almost every year. Although Alistair long claimed to be little interested in any romantic matter, he occasionally goes on dates with his friend Nigel. Nigel is somewhat obsessed with Alistair and, in his own words, "crazy-mad in love", but Alistair preferred to remain friends until recently. In a recent strip, to his great shock, Alistair came to the realization he loved Nigel too, even kissing him. Sam Shepherd - Sam is a male black labrador and KPET's sports reporter. He is macho and decidedly right wing. He disagrees loudly with Alistair over politics, but the pair gained mutual respect as they have both rescued each other for difficult situations. Sam had been in a dysfunctional relationship with Randy, Della's cousin, but they split up when he discovered she was cheating on him with her former boyfriend Vladimir. Despite Sam's politics, he eventually accepts Alistair's homosexuality and in April 2006 he told Alistair that George W. Bush is an "insane maniac", almost giving Alistair a heart attack. Ferris the Rat - Formally a squatter in KPET's first studio, Ferris is KPET's janitor, though he is next to useless at his job. He is irrepressible, obsessed with pop-culture, infatuated with Tori Spelling, and often launches into business plans which last just long enough to cause chaos. In October 2004, Ferris got rid of his last piece of Tori Spelling memorabilia, but he still has feelings for her, particularly after her father, Aaron Spelling died in June 2006. His name probably comes from the film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Lorna Ernestine Dilbrook - The owner of KPET, its animal staff and the only human in the company. According to the comic's back-story webpages she started the station to follow her passion for news, finding its staff in the animal shelter she had worked at previously. She has kept KPET going ever since, gritting her teeth through its endless crises. She always tries to be as moral as possible, which may explain KPET's lack of success. She once went crazy after having her tooth removed; getting delusions that she was a dog and everyone else in KPET was human. There are seven Newshounds compilations have been released, covering all of the strips. The seventh book will be released after the end of the daily strips. However, they are only available in the United States. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing.[35] whereas the seventh is published by Lulu.com. Book 1 - Newshounds, Book 2 - Tonight's Top Story, Book 3 - Press Badge Blues, Book 4 - We All Came Out to Mantra, Book 5 - Regime Change, Book 6 - Surgery in the Park, Book 7 - All the Newshounds Fit to Print. Newshounds: Book 1: 11-1-1997 to 1-1-1999. Dorian's job hunt (January 5-10 1998) Kevin is asked by Lorna to make a report about job hunting, by following Dorian, a former accountant, on his job hunt. However, the hunt does not go to well. Apart from making a musical résumé, he cannot find the right job. Eventually, Kevin finds him a job, but it is not to Dorian's total liking. The raccoon (February 17-21 1998) Alistair gets held at "Gunpoint" by a supposed armed raccoon, but Alistair continues to point out that he will not fall for a simple finger pointed at him, or for a water pistol. When the raccoon sees that he tried to hold up someone famous, he asks for his autograph. Later, Alistair proposes that he should come on the news, but he has difficulty with Lorna. The F-3.1416 Penguinshark (February 23-March 9 1998) The KPET crew try to get pictures of a new controversial fighter plane, by sending in Ferris with a tiny camcorder and in a disguise. Ferris manages to the film the plane crashing, and gets the material put on air, but the air force claim the material was a hoax. Yvonne sues Clinton (April 27-May 1 1998) When Yvonne fails to get flowers on Secretary's Day, she decides to sue Bill Clinton on sexual harassment charges, with the help of Wolfram. Eventually, Yvonne manages to get a settlement. Pomme de Terre (May 11-29 1998) The first long-term storyline. When Renata fell off a building pursuing George Michael for an interview, she was temporarily replaced by an attractive female dog, Pomme de Terre, who had a complete lack of experience, intelligence or sense of professionalism. However, when she sat on Wolfram's lap, KPET's ratings skyrocketed.[6] Lorna then considered the thought of her as a permanent replacement and make Renata do the weather, but she suddenly left to be a "trophy girlfriend". Napalm (July 20-August 7 1998) Wolfram is stuck in the middle of nowhere, so he hitchhikes a ride from an oil tanker. However, he later discovers that it is in fact full of naplam, and is being sent to a terrorist group in Azerbaijan. After a while, they stop at motel, where Wolfram is tied down to a chair without his trousers on. He thinks that this is the worst he can get, but faces even greater embarrassment when the police storm in. Trilvania (September 28-October 7 1998) Lorna manages to get Renata a press pass to a formal state dinner, hosted by the President of Trilvania. During the dinner however, things become complicated when the President changes his title several times, and Renata starts to eat too much food. Renata eats so much in fact, she throws up over the President. However, Wolfram cheers her up when he tells her that the President was in fact a con-man. Lorna's parents (October 12-30 1998) Ernest and Julia come to visit Lorna. However, there are unaware that Lorna runs a news company full of animals, which is something of a problem due to Julia's pet allergies. When Lorna asks the reason for their visit, it turns out that Ernest, "Is currently on the run from the mob after skipping out on a $2 million loan." After they leave on Halloween morning, several members of the mob arrive at KPET's doorstep demanding the money, but Renata manages to discover that they were rather old "Trick or Treaters," who are also, "Early risers." Media basketball league (November 16-25 1998) Due to there being no NBA Basketball, Sam enters KPET in the "Media basketball league". However, when tries to make a team, only Ferris and Kevin join in. To make things worse, none of them are any good at basketball, so when they do manage to do something right, they tend to go over the top in their celebrations. When KPET face KRVL in their first game, Kevin and Ferris make Sam concede the game because KRVL where, "Gnawing on the hoops." Alistair and the new year/And there you have it (December 29 1998-January 1 1999) Although not a major storyline, this started Alistair's annual tradition of visiting the beach every New Year's Day, and reflecting on the past and future. Other Features Gene Catlow and the Newshounds in "What We Have HERE is…" by Albert Temple This guest feature was drawn by Albert Temple, where his character Gene Catlow (from the webcomic of the same name) is being interview for KPET news. KPET Fall Schedule This was a mock guide to the other shows would be appearing on KPET during fall/autumn. They include Galaxy Seven, a sci-fi program about the creation of a star, I Love Lucy - The Next Generation "Featuring 159326 2000 Newshounds: Press Badge Blues: Book 3 W Dye, Thomas K. Press Badge Blues: Book 3: 3-31-2000 to 5-25-2001. Satirical, furry webcomic drawn and written by Dye. Seven Newshounds compilations covering all of the strips. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing. The seventh is published by Lulu.com News Broadcasting Company in America called KPET, staffed by one human and seven antropomorphic animals (five dogs, a cat and a rat). The strip satirizes many aspects of news companies and news stories of the day. Although sometimes strips are standalones, most of the stories span several weeks, sometimes months. As well as news gathering, Newshounds satirizes politics, sport and pop culture, with many of the characters satirizing one particular area. Newshounds covers controversial topics such as the war on terror, gay rights, and there are future plans to make a series of storylines about abortion. Newshounds is one of the longest running furry webcomics (longer running examples include Kevin and Kell (1995) and Sabrina Online (1996)). It is hosted on the Internet by the online comics syndicate Keenspot. According to the The Webcomic List, it is listed in the top 1,000 webcomics on the internet. A collection of strips entitled All the Newshounds Fit to Print won the Ursa Major Award for "Best Anthropomorphic Literary Work", and it is currently on the Ursa Major Awards, "Recommended Anthropomorphics List". The comic follows a group of anthropomorphic pet animals and their human owner, living in an unnamed American city and together operating a small news station, KPET. The world it is set in the same as the real world, except animals are intelligent. The staff of KPET (except the owner) are animals (five dogs, one cat and one rat). The animals in the Newshounds universe are subject to the same laws as animals in the real world, such as dog licenses, having owners, and not being able to vote. However, the animals of the Newshounds universe are aware of this, thus meaning that although they have their own political views and arguments, there is very little they can do themselves apart from express a view. The owner, Lorna Dilbrook, originally worked for an animal shelter. When her late great-aunt Agnes died and left her $400,000, she started the station using animals from the shelter. Her staff includes two anchordogs, the vain Wolfram Blitzen and over-ambitious Renata Fayre. There is also cameradog, Kevin J. Dog who cannot keep a relationship down, right wing sports reporter Sam Shepherd and left wing and feline weather forecaster Alistair Katt. Ferris, a rat who was squatting in the house, was hired as a janitor. The final member of the team, danger-addicted Rochelle O'Shea, first joined the company as a temp, but later became a field reporter in 2001. There are some minor characters that have returning roles. They include Lorna's parents, Ernest and Julia Dilbrook, who often visit with a hidden motive (for example, Ernest was once on the run from the mob for not paying back a $2 million loan), Hal O'Peridol, the CEO of Sunflower Chemicals, wants to marry Renata, but she cannot stand the sight of him and Kevin's on/off girlfriend Stormy Knight. There is also a local rival news company KRVL who try to stop KPET from getting all the best stories and soldier-turned-businessman General Swallowemup, who plots to buy every business in the world. The Newshounds website has a section of comics set in the past, about how Lorna came to found KPET. Kevin J. Dog - Male golden retriever, KPET's camera operator and technical person. A fairly gentle and sensitive character, often playing straight man to the other characters' follies. He has a sister, Raine, and has had two failed relationships: one with Stormy Knight, who he first fell in love with due to their love of Blackadder, but she got married to her boyfriend Connor O'Connor. The other was with Della, a technophile and Kevin's technical assistant, who went missing during a holiday with her owners. His brooding over Stormy made him gain weight in early 2003. He is partly based on Thomas K. Dye. Renata Fayre - A female cocker spaniel and one of the two news anchors. She is strong-willed, good at finding facts, and generally clear-headed when not in the grip of journalistic ambition, or when her vicious jealousy towards Rochelle takes over. She often spars with KRVL head anchor Dirk Snoogems. Hal O'Peridol of Sunflower Chemicals often tries to marry her. They have done so twice, but both ended very quickly. She had her muzzle reduced in size in 2000, but few people noticed any difference in the "nasal twang" Hal O'Peridol first noted less than a year before, thus ruining her hopes of getting better jobs. Wolfram Blitzen - A male Norwegian Elkhound, Rochelle's husband and KPET's other news anchor. He is very fond of his looks and wardrobe; vain nearly to a degree of obsession, though the trait was largely quelled due to an incident when he became addicted to a banned fur conditioning drug in 2005. Whilst celebrating with Rochelle about getting over his addiction, he proposed marriage, to which Rochelle accepted. In August 2006, he told Rochelle that she was pregnant, and their children where recently born, named Malcolm and Emma. Other characters regard him as mundane and boring. Named after the American journalist Wolf Blitzer. Rochelle O'Shea - A female collie and Wolfram's wife. As a Field reporter, she is suave and calm but troubled by a secret addiction to danger. She first came into contact with KPET as a temp in summer 2000, although she was acting as a spy for General Swallowemup. She then went into the army, where she met Wolfram and Sam. They then returned to KPET permanently in the autumn of 2001. In August 2006, after surviving a helicopter crash, Wolfram told her she was pregnant.Rochelle is the only central character introduced since the beginning of the strip. •Alistair Katt - Alistair is a male domestic shorthaired cat. He is supposed to be a weather forecaster, but because he was only placed in this position because Lorna heard him mention one high pressure system, he more often acts as outspoken liberal commentator. He also serves as KPET's lawyer, to his disgust. In December 2003, he came out of the closet. He is very fond of catnip, but he temporarily loses his sanity when he mixes it with alcohol. Storylines around New Year usually focus on him: since 1999 he has spent New Year's Eve alone on the beach almost every year. Although Alistair long claimed to be little interested in any romantic matter, he occasionally goes on dates with his friend Nigel. Nigel is somewhat obsessed with Alistair and, in his own words, "crazy-mad in love", but Alistair preferred to remain friends until recently. In a recent strip, to his great shock, Alistair came to the realization he loved Nigel too, even kissing him. Sam Shepherd - Sam is a male black labrador and KPET's sports reporter. He is macho and decidedly right wing. He disagrees loudly with Alistair over politics, but the pair gained mutual respect as they have both rescued each other for difficult situations. Sam had been in a dysfunctional relationship with Randy, Della's cousin, but they split up when he discovered she was cheating on him with her former boyfriend Vladimir. Despite Sam's politics, he eventually accepts Alistair's homosexuality and in April 2006 he told Alistair that George W. Bush is an "insane maniac", almost giving Alistair a heart attack. Ferris the Rat - Formally a squatter in KPET's first studio, Ferris is KPET's janitor, though he is next to useless at his job. He is irrepressible, obsessed with pop-culture, infatuated with Tori Spelling, and often launches into business plans which last just long enough to cause chaos. In October 2004, Ferris got rid of his last piece of Tori Spelling memorabilia, but he still has feelings for her, particularly after her father, Aaron Spelling died in June 2006. His name probably comes from the film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Lorna Ernestine Dilbrook - The owner of KPET, its animal staff and the only human in the company. According to the comic's back-story webpages she started the station to follow her passion for news, finding its staff in the animal shelter she had worked at previously. She has kept KPET going ever since, gritting her teeth through its endless crises. She always tries to be as moral as possible, which may explain KPET's lack of success. She once went crazy after having her tooth removed; getting delusions that she was a dog and everyone else in KPET was human. There are seven Newshounds compilations have been released, covering all of the strips. The seventh book will be released after the end of the daily strips. However, they are only available in the United States. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing.[35] whereas the seventh is published by Lulu.com. Book 1 - Newshounds, Book 2 - Tonight's Top Story, Book 3 - Press Badge Blues, Book 4 - We All Came Out to Mantra, Book 5 - Regime Change, Book 6 - Surgery in the Park, Book 7 - All the Newshounds Fit to Print. Press Badge Blues: Book 3: 3-31-2000 to 5-25-2001. A Nose for News/All's Fayre in Love and War (April 24-May 5 & May 25-August 15 2000) Renata shocks everyone at KPET, particularly Lorna when she comes in after having surgery to reduce her "Muzzle size." Although everyone tries to ignore it, Renata tries to attract more attention. The only person who does is Hal O'Peridol, who feels sick to his stomach about his loneliness, which gives him an idea. After the surgery, Renata becomes increasingly unprofessional, but when Lorna confronts her, Renata storms out of KPET in anger, and becomes homeless. Renata also starts to get stomach pains, but even worse she is arrested by shop she is begging outside of. Renata's temporary replacement is Rochelle O'Shea, who Wolfram instantly falls in love with. In jail, Renata's pains get worse. She is eventually bailed out, but would rather stay in jail when she discovers the person who bailed her out is Hal. When she meets Hal, Renata's stomach pains go away, but when Hal drops her off outside KPET, they return. As a result, she spends the night with Hal. Despite Sam's attempts to woo her, Rochelle goes out with Wolfram. During the night, Renata discovers a can of dog food in Hal's house which she had before before her stomach pains, thus realising that Hal is the source of her pains. Also, when Wolfram and Rochelle walk home, someone fires a gun at them. Hal admits to Renata that he controlled her brain by making it think it was having stomach pains whenever she was 30 feet away from Hal, using a combination of his chemicals and nanotechnology provided by General Swallowemup. However, they soon realise that Swallowemup might use the new chemical in chocolates to brainwash everyone in the world to help in his plan to buy every company in the world, and things look worse when they discover a professor involved in the project has been killed. Rochelle admits to Wolfram that she is really an agent working for Swallowemup, who was asked to feed a dog biscuit to Wolfram to control his memory. Whilst they talk, Swallowemup arrives and kidnaps him, then takes them to the professors house after he learns that the hitman left his notes. When he arrives, Hal tells Swallowemup that he is a pet belonging to a human Hal O'Peridol, but when Swallowemup insults him, he bites him in the leg. Soon the police arrive and arrest Swallowemup. Swallowemup is sent to jail, Swallowemup Enterprises is made bankrupt, and Rochelle enters the Witness Protection Program, much to the disappointment to Wolfram. A Nose for Trouble (May 8-24 2000) Ferris goes out to a Celine Dion concert, only to find out that he mis-read the advert, which actually advertising for a Celine Dion lookalike. Ferris accepts the job, and becomes very successful. However, he occurs the wrath of other female impersonators, and gets beaten up. They learn that Ferris will have to heavy surgery, but Renata is jealous when it learns it is on his nose. Ferris hates his new appearance, but when Renata learns that he will sound less irritating, he loses his new job. What an Emferrisment (August 28-November 10 2000) At around 2 O'Clock in the morning, Ferris broadcasts his own quiz show, Big Billion Dollar Survivor Challenge 2001, using cardboard cut-outs of famous people as contestants, and making all the questions about Beverly Hills 90210. Kevin stops the broadcast, but a few weeks later, Ferris learns that another television company has stolen his idea, and that Tori Spelling is hosting it, and Aaron Spelling is producing. Ferris decides to hitchhike to Hollywood in order to confront Spelling Entertainment. After urging him and posting him back to KPET, the company gets a big shock. They are the first ever contestants on Big Billion Dollar Survivor Challenge 2001, and Tori Spelling herself is at the house. What is more, if they do not do the show, they will be sued for $1 billion. They decide to play the game. The longer the game goes on, the more popular KPET becomes. Their rating sour, KRVL cover the story, and Ferris starts to worry about not being attractive to Tori. The final, $1 billion question, which is on 90210, needs Ferris to answer it, but he refuses to answer, until Renata tells him that Tori will kiss him if he gets it right. Ferris gets it right, gets the money, and the kiss, but they cannot cash it as Ferris is a rat. Eventually, they reach a $9,000 settlement. Date/Alistair's Trip (November 20-December 13, 2000) Lorna goes on a date with Roger, who she first met at Yvonne's Halloween party. The date goes well, but afterwards, he turns out to be rather dodgey, giving Alistair some "Grade-A catnip". The catnip has a powerful effect in him, casing him to dream that he is in New York on December 8, 1980. During the trip, he meets Lorna as a young girl, who takes her to her old school. Whilst there, he listens to John Lennon on the radio, and realises that tomorrow is the day when Lennon was assassinated. He goes to visit both Lennon and Yoko Ono to try to prevent the disaster from happening, but he fails to do so. He later comes out of his dream, with Kevin beside his bed, telling him that he has been in a coma for two weeks. Lorna Dot Com (December 14-January 12 2001) Due to Alistair's hospital fees, KPET runs into debt. This is therefore the worst time for Ernest and Julia to visit Lorna. Ernest has made a deal with the mob, and even pays Lorna back all the money he stole from her piggy bank as a child as a Christmas present, but later blows it by telling her the source of the money, Lorna's unknown half-brother. His name is Virgil Lishuss, and is a successful software entrepreneur, owning a company called Virgiltech. Ernest proposes that Lorna set up an internet based company with Virgil's help, but later Kevin has a better idea of setting up a news webcast, which everyone agrees to. During the time the webcast starts, Kevin learns that Stormy and Connor have had a fight, and she is hired by Virgiltech to market the webcast. Although she does no work whatsoever, she seems to get a six figure salary. Let's Try…Escalate Access! (February 26-May 18 2001) KPET gets a raise in publicity due to Wolfram takes his clothes off at a gala dinner. Ferris getting an e-mail from Tori Spelling, which leads Kevin to visit Manny the Mink to see if it was true. KPET seem to gain more attention, causing many companies to worry about their safety. Even Connor is told to watch KPET as part of Starbucks company policy. They even end up buying Yahoo! Manny finds something wrong with the webcast, a computer virus, and tells Kevin just before he is killed. Renata and Stormy follow a link, Virgil's estranged half-sister and porn star Angie, who leads her to Virgil. He tells Renata of his hopes that his technology could help make the world a better place, buy creating the virus that is being sent by the KPET webcast. In the meantime, Angie wants to own KPET, and KPET gets a visit from Roger, who tells Lorna that he works for Virgiltech. Lorna learns that Roger and Angie are engaged, and that within 24 hours, KPET will belong to Angie. Whilst Renata talks to Virgil, the spirit of Manny sucks him into the internet, where he tells him about what has been going on. In the real world, Virgil goes into a coma and is rushed to hospital. When Virgil learns about what he has done, he awakens for his coma, stops the virus, and admits to what he has done. Rather than expose the story, Lorna is given an offer by Virgiltech provided she keeps quiet, and Roger flees to Uzbekistan. Other Features Ferris at the WTO! This special colour feature follows KPET's attempt to get into a meeting of the World Trade Organisation using Ferris as a spy. He goes into a meeting of people promoting globalisation and a meeting were people were eating food from different parts of the world, biased towards American products. When Ferris comes back with the information however, it turns out he wore his hidden camera in the wrong place, so no-one can tell who was talking. 159327 2002 Newshounds: Regime Change: Book 5 W Dye, Thomas K. Regime Change: Book 5: 8-5-2002 to 9-18-2003. Satirical, furry webcomic drawn and written by Dye. Seven Newshounds compilations covering all of the strips. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing. The seventh is published by Lulu.com News Broadcasting Company in America called KPET, staffed by one human and seven antropomorphic animals (five dogs, a cat and a rat). The strip satirizes many aspects of news companies and news stories of the day. Although sometimes strips are standalones, most of the stories span several weeks, sometimes months. As well as news gathering, Newshounds satirizes politics, sport and pop culture, with many of the characters satirizing one particular area. Newshounds covers controversial topics such as the war on terror, gay rights, and there are future plans to make a series of storylines about abortion. Newshounds is one of the longest running furry webcomics (longer running examples include Kevin and Kell (1995) and Sabrina Online (1996)). It is hosted on the Internet by the online comics syndicate Keenspot. According to the The Webcomic List, it is listed in the top 1,000 webcomics on the internet. A collection of strips entitled All the Newshounds Fit to Print won the Ursa Major Award for "Best Anthropomorphic Literary Work", and it is currently on the Ursa Major Awards, "Recommended Anthropomorphics List". The comic follows a group of anthropomorphic pet animals and their human owner, living in an unnamed American city and together operating a small news station, KPET. The world it is set in the same as the real world, except animals are intelligent. The staff of KPET (except the owner) are animals (five dogs, one cat and one rat). The animals in the Newshounds universe are subject to the same laws as animals in the real world, such as dog licenses, having owners, and not being able to vote. However, the animals of the Newshounds universe are aware of this, thus meaning that although they have their own political views and arguments, there is very little they can do themselves apart from express a view. The owner, Lorna Dilbrook, originally worked for an animal shelter. When her late great-aunt Agnes died and left her $400,000, she started the station using animals from the shelter. Her staff includes two anchordogs, the vain Wolfram Blitzen and over-ambitious Renata Fayre. There is also cameradog, Kevin J. Dog who cannot keep a relationship down, right wing sports reporter Sam Shepherd and left wing and feline weather forecaster Alistair Katt. Ferris, a rat who was squatting in the house, was hired as a janitor. The final member of the team, danger-addicted Rochelle O'Shea, first joined the company as a temp, but later became a field reporter in 2001. There are some minor characters that have returning roles. They include Lorna's parents, Ernest and Julia Dilbrook, who often visit with a hidden motive (for example, Ernest was once on the run from the mob for not paying back a $2 million loan), Hal O'Peridol, the CEO of Sunflower Chemicals, wants to marry Renata, but she cannot stand the sight of him and Kevin's on/off girlfriend Stormy Knight. There is also a local rival news company KRVL who try to stop KPET from getting all the best stories and soldier-turned-businessman General Swallowemup, who plots to buy every business in the world. The Newshounds website has a section of comics set in the past, about how Lorna came to found KPET. Kevin J. Dog - Male golden retriever, KPET's camera operator and technical person. A fairly gentle and sensitive character, often playing straight man to the other characters' follies. He has a sister, Raine, and has had two failed relationships: one with Stormy Knight, who he first fell in love with due to their love of Blackadder, but she got married to her boyfriend Connor O'Connor. The other was with Della, a technophile and Kevin's technical assistant, who went missing during a holiday with her owners. His brooding over Stormy made him gain weight in early 2003. He is partly based on Thomas K. Dye. Renata Fayre - A female cocker spaniel and one of the two news anchors. She is strong-willed, good at finding facts, and generally clear-headed when not in the grip of journalistic ambition, or when her vicious jealousy towards Rochelle takes over. She often spars with KRVL head anchor Dirk Snoogems. Hal O'Peridol of Sunflower Chemicals often tries to marry her. They have done so twice, but both ended very quickly. She had her muzzle reduced in size in 2000, but few people noticed any difference in the "nasal twang" Hal O'Peridol first noted less than a year before, thus ruining her hopes of getting better jobs. Wolfram Blitzen - A male Norwegian Elkhound, Rochelle's husband and KPET's other news anchor. He is very fond of his looks and wardrobe; vain nearly to a degree of obsession, though the trait was largely quelled due to an incident when he became addicted to a banned fur conditioning drug in 2005. Whilst celebrating with Rochelle about getting over his addiction, he proposed marriage, to which Rochelle accepted. In August 2006, he told Rochelle that she was pregnant, and their children where recently born, named Malcolm and Emma. Other characters regard him as mundane and boring. Named after the American journalist Wolf Blitzer. Rochelle O'Shea - A female collie and Wolfram's wife. As a Field reporter, she is suave and calm but troubled by a secret addiction to danger. She first came into contact with KPET as a temp in summer 2000, although she was acting as a spy for General Swallowemup. She then went into the army, where she met Wolfram and Sam. They then returned to KPET permanently in the autumn of 2001. In August 2006, after surviving a helicopter crash, Wolfram told her she was pregnant.Rochelle is the only central character introduced since the beginning of the strip. •Alistair Katt - Alistair is a male domestic shorthaired cat. He is supposed to be a weather forecaster, but because he was only placed in this position because Lorna heard him mention one high pressure system, he more often acts as outspoken liberal commentator. He also serves as KPET's lawyer, to his disgust. In December 2003, he came out of the closet. He is very fond of catnip, but he temporarily loses his sanity when he mixes it with alcohol. Storylines around New Year usually focus on him: since 1999 he has spent New Year's Eve alone on the beach almost every year. Although Alistair long claimed to be little interested in any romantic matter, he occasionally goes on dates with his friend Nigel. Nigel is somewhat obsessed with Alistair and, in his own words, "crazy-mad in love", but Alistair preferred to remain friends until recently. In a recent strip, to his great shock, Alistair came to the realization he loved Nigel too, even kissing him. Sam Shepherd - Sam is a male black labrador and KPET's sports reporter. He is macho and decidedly right wing. He disagrees loudly with Alistair over politics, but the pair gained mutual respect as they have both rescued each other for difficult situations. Sam had been in a dysfunctional relationship with Randy, Della's cousin, but they split up when he discovered she was cheating on him with her former boyfriend Vladimir. Despite Sam's politics, he eventually accepts Alistair's homosexuality and in April 2006 he told Alistair that George W. Bush is an "insane maniac", almost giving Alistair a heart attack. Ferris the Rat - Formally a squatter in KPET's first studio, Ferris is KPET's janitor, though he is next to useless at his job. He is irrepressible, obsessed with pop-culture, infatuated with Tori Spelling, and often launches into business plans which last just long enough to cause chaos. In October 2004, Ferris got rid of his last piece of Tori Spelling memorabilia, but he still has feelings for her, particularly after her father, Aaron Spelling died in June 2006. His name probably comes from the film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Lorna Ernestine Dilbrook - The owner of KPET, its animal staff and the only human in the company. According to the comic's back-story webpages she started the station to follow her passion for news, finding its staff in the animal shelter she had worked at previously. She has kept KPET going ever since, gritting her teeth through its endless crises. She always tries to be as moral as possible, which may explain KPET's lack of success. She once went crazy after having her tooth removed; getting delusions that she was a dog and everyone else in KPET was human. There are seven Newshounds compilations have been released, covering all of the strips. The seventh book will be released after the end of the daily strips. However, they are only available in the United States. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing.[35] whereas the seventh is published by Lulu.com. Book 1 - Newshounds, Book 2 - Tonight's Top Story, Book 3 - Press Badge Blues, Book 4 - We All Came Out to Mantra, Book 5 - Regime Change, Book 6 - Surgery in the Park, Book 7 - All the Newshounds Fit to Print. Regime Change: Book 5: 8-5-2002 to 9-18-2003. Kidnapper Terrorists (August 19-September 13 2002) While Kevin plays poker with some of Ferris's friends, some of the rats tell him that in the house over the road a "kidnapper-terrorist" is hiding there. Kevin tells the others the story and get the man arrested. After the story is exposed however, a moral panic starts to raise, and everyone is worried about being kidnapped. KPET decide that the only way to stop the hype is to create another story to distract the public, so Rochelle tells everyone that Justin Timberlake "Plans to strip naked at our city's founders day picnic. Nirvana (Prelude September 23-October 4 2002, Story October 14-December 25 2002) Connor arrives at KPET and tells Kevin that Stormy has disappeared. While they talk, Connor tells him that Stormy had an owner, a new age singer called Mixolydia who had the talent of being able to sing in ultrasonic song, so only dogs could hear her. During some research, they discover that they have gone somewhere in Montana, and Connor goes after Stormy. On the way there, the bus driver drops Connor of at a place called Steckman, where he meets two new age dogs, Dermot and Georgie, who take him to "The great convergence" where Mixolydia is performing. Back at KPET, Kevin hears an ultrasound message on TV, telling that all dogs will find fulfillment in Steckman, and goes with Ferris to track down the message, as well as Connor and Stormy. At the concert, Mixolydia tells them to get into the back of a truck, which they do, but instead of finding Nirvana, they are forced to build a bomb. Stormy is also at the bomb building site as a prisoner. Kevin is also lulled into the site, where he meets Stormy, who tells him everything. The idea of the bomb was Mixolydia's husband Glen Eagles, a mountain man who thought that technology could help people be more in touch with nature, but he could not do anything because of the government, so he decided to get around 1,300 dogs to build one for him. Thus they set a plan into action, Kevin and Ferris broadcast a signal telling the government about the bomb, and Stormy manages to convince Mixolydia to get the dogs out safely. Afterwards, Connor was hailed a hero, Glen was sent to jail but was given a position on talk radio, Kevin got off his unprofessional behavior due to his work in exposing the story, but sadly, although Kevin is not aware of it, Connor and Stormy finally get married. Fur Care (March 17-April 4 2003) Wolfram is worried about losing his fur, and even worse, he cannot find the right hair gel. The owner of the pet groomers is becoming increasingly frustrated about Wolfram, so in revenge, he sells him a hair gel that was made in 1983 called Bagdad Cafe Hairspray. When he tells everyone about the hairspray on the news, the government start to panic due to them thing that Bagdad is really Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. Renata manages to contract the company that used to make the hairspray, even though it is Sunflower Chemicals, and later Wolfram is realised. However, the hairspray gets its revenge when it ruins Wolfram's fur. Red Alert (May 28-June 18 2003) After getting some facts wrong in a report, Renata tries to get as many facts as she can about an expected terrorist threat. After getting reports from both the FBI and Department of Homeland Security they run the story, causing wide-spread panic. However, when a message from George W. Bush comes on the television, the president turns out to be a hoaxer employed by the government, and the entire story was a lie. The reason for it was to teach the public not to believe everything that they hear. The shock of it makes Renata ill, but the problem is fixed when she is proved right about something. Della & Randy (June 23-July 14 2003) Kevin is worried that Della, a poodle working at his local Radio Shack is trying to flirt with him, due to her offering accounts, discounts and other offers a the shop. However, he soon starts to feel more comfortable. Kevin is still worried about being sumped if he does ask Della out, so Sam provides him with some support. In the end, it is Della who asks him out and Sam telling him to say "Yes". A few moments later, Della tells Kevin about he cousin Randy who is also looking for a date. Once Sam sees her, he goes straight for her. On the date, Kevin tries his best to talk to Della, while Sam and Randy spend all their time kissing. Afterwards, Sam goes back to Randy's place and they make love and Kevin lets slip his past relationship with Stormy, although she does not seem to mind. Rainy Day (July 15-August 19 2003) Rochelle is worried about he relationship with Renata, so she has the idea of them spending some time together, on their own. Lorna approves of the idea. Meanwhile, Sam's relationship with Randy gets in the way of his work, causing him to miss a violent hockey game on which he was meant to be reporting on, and Wolfram goes to report a story about violent coyotes at the Los Muertos Canyon. On their way to the retreat, a violent storm breaks out (despite Alistair's predictions), and Renata and Rochelle crash their car into the canyon the Wolfram is meant to be reporting from. Wolfram starts to panic and goes off to find them himself. Rochelle and Renata are saved by some children who take them to their house, whose owner, Albers, is also the head of the Los Muertos Canyon Homeowner's Association. He offers them $100,000 if they can help them get any information as to how to stop the coyotes attacking people, and makes it sound as if it were a war. Rochelle and Renata agree, and go out to find them. However, on their way there, Rochelle admits to being excited by danger, only really caring for the fact that she likes the idea, of being killed by the coyotes. They find the coyotes, who recognise them, telling them that they pirate cable. The leader, Pontius, tells Rochelle and Renata that all of the problems to one very violent resident called Zodiac, but that the humans believe that they are all violent. After the learn the truth, Renata and Rochelle return to KPET betraying Albers. Other Features Guest Strips The books features two guest strips, one by D. C. Simpson, creator of Ozy and Millie, the other was written by Thomas K. Dye, but drawn by Vince Suzukawa, formerly of The Class Menagerie. 159328 2003 Newshounds: Surgery in the Park: Book 6 W Dye, Thomas K. Surgery in the Park: Book 6: 9-19-2003 to 10-12-2004. Satirical, furry webcomic drawn and written by Dye. Seven Newshounds compilations covering all of the strips. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing. The seventh is published by Lulu.com News Broadcasting Company in America called KPET, staffed by one human and seven antropomorphic animals (five dogs, a cat and a rat). The strip satirizes many aspects of news companies and news stories of the day. Although sometimes strips are standalones, most of the stories span several weeks, sometimes months. As well as news gathering, Newshounds satirizes politics, sport and pop culture, with many of the characters satirizing one particular area. Newshounds covers controversial topics such as the war on terror, gay rights, and there are future plans to make a series of storylines about abortion. Newshounds is one of the longest running furry webcomics (longer running examples include Kevin and Kell (1995) and Sabrina Online (1996)). It is hosted on the Internet by the online comics syndicate Keenspot. According to the The Webcomic List, it is listed in the top 1,000 webcomics on the internet. A collection of strips entitled All the Newshounds Fit to Print won the Ursa Major Award for "Best Anthropomorphic Literary Work", and it is currently on the Ursa Major Awards, "Recommended Anthropomorphics List". The comic follows a group of anthropomorphic pet animals and their human owner, living in an unnamed American city and together operating a small news station, KPET. The world it is set in the same as the real world, except animals are intelligent. The staff of KPET (except the owner) are animals (five dogs, one cat and one rat). The animals in the Newshounds universe are subject to the same laws as animals in the real world, such as dog licenses, having owners, and not being able to vote. However, the animals of the Newshounds universe are aware of this, thus meaning that although they have their own political views and arguments, there is very little they can do themselves apart from express a view. The owner, Lorna Dilbrook, originally worked for an animal shelter. When her late great-aunt Agnes died and left her $400,000, she started the station using animals from the shelter. Her staff includes two anchordogs, the vain Wolfram Blitzen and over-ambitious Renata Fayre. There is also cameradog, Kevin J. Dog who cannot keep a relationship down, right wing sports reporter Sam Shepherd and left wing and feline weather forecaster Alistair Katt. Ferris, a rat who was squatting in the house, was hired as a janitor. The final member of the team, danger-addicted Rochelle O'Shea, first joined the company as a temp, but later became a field reporter in 2001. There are some minor characters that have returning roles. They include Lorna's parents, Ernest and Julia Dilbrook, who often visit with a hidden motive (for example, Ernest was once on the run from the mob for not paying back a $2 million loan), Hal O'Peridol, the CEO of Sunflower Chemicals, wants to marry Renata, but she cannot stand the sight of him and Kevin's on/off girlfriend Stormy Knight. There is also a local rival news company KRVL who try to stop KPET from getting all the best stories and soldier-turned-businessman General Swallowemup, who plots to buy every business in the world. The Newshounds website has a section of comics set in the past, about how Lorna came to found KPET. Kevin J. Dog - Male golden retriever, KPET's camera operator and technical person. A fairly gentle and sensitive character, often playing straight man to the other characters' follies. He has a sister, Raine, and has had two failed relationships: one with Stormy Knight, who he first fell in love with due to their love of Blackadder, but she got married to her boyfriend Connor O'Connor. The other was with Della, a technophile and Kevin's technical assistant, who went missing during a holiday with her owners. His brooding over Stormy made him gain weight in early 2003. He is partly based on Thomas K. Dye. Renata Fayre - A female cocker spaniel and one of the two news anchors. She is strong-willed, good at finding facts, and generally clear-headed when not in the grip of journalistic ambition, or when her vicious jealousy towards Rochelle takes over. She often spars with KRVL head anchor Dirk Snoogems. Hal O'Peridol of Sunflower Chemicals often tries to marry her. They have done so twice, but both ended very quickly. She had her muzzle reduced in size in 2000, but few people noticed any difference in the "nasal twang" Hal O'Peridol first noted less than a year before, thus ruining her hopes of getting better jobs. Wolfram Blitzen - A male Norwegian Elkhound, Rochelle's husband and KPET's other news anchor. He is very fond of his looks and wardrobe; vain nearly to a degree of obsession, though the trait was largely quelled due to an incident when he became addicted to a banned fur conditioning drug in 2005. Whilst celebrating with Rochelle about getting over his addiction, he proposed marriage, to which Rochelle accepted. In August 2006, he told Rochelle that she was pregnant, and their children where recently born, named Malcolm and Emma. Other characters regard him as mundane and boring. Named after the American journalist Wolf Blitzer. Rochelle O'Shea - A female collie and Wolfram's wife. As a Field reporter, she is suave and calm but troubled by a secret addiction to danger. She first came into contact with KPET as a temp in summer 2000, although she was acting as a spy for General Swallowemup. She then went into the army, where she met Wolfram and Sam. They then returned to KPET permanently in the autumn of 2001. In August 2006, after surviving a helicopter crash, Wolfram told her she was pregnant.Rochelle is the only central character introduced since the beginning of the strip. •Alistair Katt - Alistair is a male domestic shorthaired cat. He is supposed to be a weather forecaster, but because he was only placed in this position because Lorna heard him mention one high pressure system, he more often acts as outspoken liberal commentator. He also serves as KPET's lawyer, to his disgust. In December 2003, he came out of the closet. He is very fond of catnip, but he temporarily loses his sanity when he mixes it with alcohol. Storylines around New Year usually focus on him: since 1999 he has spent New Year's Eve alone on the beach almost every year. Although Alistair long claimed to be little interested in any romantic matter, he occasionally goes on dates with his friend Nigel. Nigel is somewhat obsessed with Alistair and, in his own words, "crazy-mad in love", but Alistair preferred to remain friends until recently. In a recent strip, to his great shock, Alistair came to the realization he loved Nigel too, even kissing him. Sam Shepherd - Sam is a male black labrador and KPET's sports reporter. He is macho and decidedly right wing. He disagrees loudly with Alistair over politics, but the pair gained mutual respect as they have both rescued each other for difficult situations. Sam had been in a dysfunctional relationship with Randy, Della's cousin, but they split up when he discovered she was cheating on him with her former boyfriend Vladimir. Despite Sam's politics, he eventually accepts Alistair's homosexuality and in April 2006 he told Alistair that George W. Bush is an "insane maniac", almost giving Alistair a heart attack. Ferris the Rat - Formally a squatter in KPET's first studio, Ferris is KPET's janitor, though he is next to useless at his job. He is irrepressible, obsessed with pop-culture, infatuated with Tori Spelling, and often launches into business plans which last just long enough to cause chaos. In October 2004, Ferris got rid of his last piece of Tori Spelling memorabilia, but he still has feelings for her, particularly after her father, Aaron Spelling died in June 2006. His name probably comes from the film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Lorna Ernestine Dilbrook - The owner of KPET, its animal staff and the only human in the company. According to the comic's back-story webpages she started the station to follow her passion for news, finding its staff in the animal shelter she had worked at previously. She has kept KPET going ever since, gritting her teeth through its endless crises. She always tries to be as moral as possible, which may explain KPET's lack of success. She once went crazy after having her tooth removed; getting delusions that she was a dog and everyone else in KPET was human. There are seven Newshounds compilations have been released, covering all of the strips. The seventh book will be released after the end of the daily strips. However, they are only available in the United States. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing.[35] whereas the seventh is published by Lulu.com. Book 1 - Newshounds, Book 2 - Tonight's Top Story, Book 3 - Press Badge Blues, Book 4 - We All Came Out to Mantra, Book 5 - Regime Change, Book 6 - Surgery in the Park, Book 7 - All the Newshounds Fit to Print. Surgery in the Park: Book 6: 9-19-2003 to 10-12-2004. Wet & Wild (September 25-October 14 2003) Rochelle tells Wolfram that she is not good enough for him, due to her addiction to danger. Wolfram pleads with her not to split up, and decides to take her out to Wet & Wild World. The day goes badly, particularly after they meet a dolphin suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, which got its dorsal fin blow off when it was sent to find mines during the Iraq war. After seeing the dolphin, Rochelle promises to give up her addiction, but Wolfram starts to worry if he is boring. Expose/Randy's Ex (October 20-November 21 2003) After Wolfram believes that everyone sees him as being boring, he decides to go alone to the Los Muertos Canyon to interview the coyotes, a job that Renata and Kevin were meant to. Renata and Kevin go after him, and Wolfram meets Pontius. Pontius is disappointed when Wolfram arrives, and intents to make him undergo a painful ritual, which involves cutting Wolfram's arm off and seeing how quickly he can reattach it, but when Renata arrives, he simply orders Wolfram to buy him some cigarettes. As Wolfram goes to get the cigarettes however, he is shot by a local resident, thinking that he is a coyote. The coyotes are please with the media coverage that they are now getting, and plan to increase it by realising Zodiac.At KPET, Kevin is worried after he sees Randy having an affair. Randy also has problems when one of her former boyfriends arrives, the boyfriend being Zodiac. Randy tells Zodiac that they are finished, telling him that she is seeing someone else. Kevin later arrives at the house, and a hiding Zodiac thinks that she is Randy's boyfriend. When he leaves, Zodiac bets up Kevin, and both are arrested. Kevin is realised, and the coyotes and humans strike a deal. Nigel (December 10 2003-January 16 2004) After a story breaks out about a Louisiana school teacher telling her pupils that "Gay" is a bad word, Alistair comes out as a homosexual himself. He gains a lot of support from the rest of the KPET staff, with the exception of Sam. Alistair later receives a phone call from Troy Mortenbloom from the lesbian/gay/bisexual awareness society, and tells him that he wants to hold a dinner in his honour. Troy also introduces his pet cat Nigel, who has something of a crush on Alistair. The following morning, Alistair see that he and Nigel have slept together, although they did not have sex. Later, Sam goes to a school where he encounters some homophobic dogs, who admit they want to kill Alistair. Sam tries to warn Alistair, but he as it is New Year's Eve, he has gone to the beach. When Alistair sees the dogs, he runs away. The chase after him, but they are stopped, by Nigel. They both run away, and hide behind a rock, where Nigel tells Alistair that he wanted to be with him on New Year's Eve. The dogs find them and start to bet them up, but then Sam arrives. The dogs invite Sam to hit Nigel and Alistair, but he hits the dogs instead, and brings them back home. Hal Bent/The Conspiracy/Della's Mistake (January 20-June 29 2004) When Renata visits Sunflower Chemicals to complain to Hal about burying a toxic perfume bottle in the KPET lawn, Hal tells her that he was on Dick Cheney's energy task force, due to him developing a low-emission fuel. She steals some information about the fuel and broadcasts the news about the fuel, but later calls Hal to apologise. However, Hal is pleased, because the extra publicity attracts the government's attention, who plan to use the fuel in the Space Shuttle. Hal later calls her to ask if she would like to go in the rocket, and Renata jumps at the chance. Later, Wolfram and Rochelle talk about microchips being implanted into people, during which Rochelle tells Wolfram that she has a microchip implanted in her already. Wolfram insists that she gets it removed, but when a vet discovers that she has two chips implanted in her, he is not willing to do so. Later, the decide to talk to the one person who might be able to tell them about the chip, General Swallowemup. He tells them that the chip was first planted in Rochelle's mother when she went to Iraq before the Gulf war, which was planted in Rochelle when she died. Swallowemup then implanted another chip in her so that the information could not be taken by anyone else. Elsewhere, Della plans a romantic night at the Radio Shack with Kevin, but when the owner returns early, she gets fired. After this, Kevin leaves Della. Later that night, Renata gets kidnapped. Ferris says he can help Rochelle, as he knows a few friends who would be willing to remove the chips, but Wolfram is horrified when learns that the surgeons are squirrels and that they will performing the surgery in the park. Renata discovers that her kidnapper is Hal, although he says he really wanted Rochelle kidnapped. Later, he kidnappers fire tranquilising darts at her, and whilst she is in her drugged state, Hal flies to Las Vegas and marries her. In the park, Wolfram meets Diana, and then receives the news that the operation was a success. Della takes the microchips, and decides to analyse them. In the park, Kevin arrives to make up, which Della accepts whilst paying little attention. Hal tells Renata about why he kidnapped her. It involves his late owner Henry, who became anti-American and became a chemical supplier to Iraq. He later reveals that he too is interested in Rochelle's chip, but he could not tell anyone until he was married. Renata then drops a bombshell when she orders Hal to annul the marriage. When they try to leave however, they discover that they have been locked in by one of Sunflower Chemicals executives. The manage to escape however when Renata throws Hal at the window when she discovers they are asleep in the same bed. Later, Lorna tells Kevin that she plans to heir Della as a technical assistant, giving Kevin a terrible shock. Later, Hal announces at a press conference that he is not only the head of Sunflower Chemicals, but he is also resigning, but later Renata gets up on stage and tells him to stop, as well exposing their kidnap and saying that she wants to remarry Hal. The executive that kidnapped them is fired, and Renata and Hal get married until Hal's will is fulfilled, then they divorce. Also, Della becomes a member of KPET as a technical assistant. Ferris the Filmmaker (September 7-October 5 2004) After the success of several film documentaries, Ferris asks a film company for money to make a documentary on KPET. He is successful, although he only receives $50,000. KRVL retaliate by forming their own animal news team in order to gain more publicity. As it goes on, it is clear that Ferris's film is awful, and KRVL even try a smear campaign, but this too fails. When Ferris premieres the film, no-one likes it, and the production company instead try to turn it into a comedy called KRVL, A Station Strong and Proud. Ferris is so despite not to be viewed as a traitor to KPET that he goes as far to disown the film, and for it to be directed by Alan Smithee. The film itself is hated by the critics, but the public still watch it. Other Features Journey to American Idol This is an autobiographical tail of Ferris failed attempt to enter for the reality television program American Idol, including his poor costume choices and his rather terrible singing. [edit]Newshounds…in an Adventure This story is partly based on the style of Alice in Wonderland, in that it tells fantasy tale where the KPET news crew meet a range of impossible characters, but in the end, it is all a dream. 159329 1999 Newshounds: Tonight’s Top Story: Book 2 W Dye, Thomas K. Tonight’s Top Story: Book 2: 1-2-1999 to 3-30-2000. Satirical, furry webcomic drawn and written by Dye. Seven Newshounds compilations covering all of the strips. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing. The seventh is published by Lulu.com News Broadcasting Company in America called KPET, staffed by one human and seven antropomorphic animals (five dogs, a cat and a rat). The strip satirizes many aspects of news companies and news stories of the day. Although sometimes strips are standalones, most of the stories span several weeks, sometimes months. As well as news gathering, Newshounds satirizes politics, sport and pop culture, with many of the characters satirizing one particular area. Newshounds covers controversial topics such as the war on terror, gay rights, and there are future plans to make a series of storylines about abortion. Newshounds is one of the longest running furry webcomics (longer running examples include Kevin and Kell (1995) and Sabrina Online (1996)). It is hosted on the Internet by the online comics syndicate Keenspot. According to the The Webcomic List, it is listed in the top 1,000 webcomics on the internet. A collection of strips entitled All the Newshounds Fit to Print won the Ursa Major Award for "Best Anthropomorphic Literary Work", and it is currently on the Ursa Major Awards, "Recommended Anthropomorphics List". The comic follows a group of anthropomorphic pet animals and their human owner, living in an unnamed American city and together operating a small news station, KPET. The world it is set in the same as the real world, except animals are intelligent. The staff of KPET (except the owner) are animals (five dogs, one cat and one rat). The animals in the Newshounds universe are subject to the same laws as animals in the real world, such as dog licenses, having owners, and not being able to vote. However, the animals of the Newshounds universe are aware of this, thus meaning that although they have their own political views and arguments, there is very little they can do themselves apart from express a view. The owner, Lorna Dilbrook, originally worked for an animal shelter. When her late great-aunt Agnes died and left her $400,000, she started the station using animals from the shelter. Her staff includes two anchordogs, the vain Wolfram Blitzen and over-ambitious Renata Fayre. There is also cameradog, Kevin J. Dog who cannot keep a relationship down, right wing sports reporter Sam Shepherd and left wing and feline weather forecaster Alistair Katt. Ferris, a rat who was squatting in the house, was hired as a janitor. The final member of the team, danger-addicted Rochelle O'Shea, first joined the company as a temp, but later became a field reporter in 2001. There are some minor characters that have returning roles. They include Lorna's parents, Ernest and Julia Dilbrook, who often visit with a hidden motive (for example, Ernest was once on the run from the mob for not paying back a $2 million loan), Hal O'Peridol, the CEO of Sunflower Chemicals, wants to marry Renata, but she cannot stand the sight of him and Kevin's on/off girlfriend Stormy Knight. There is also a local rival news company KRVL who try to stop KPET from getting all the best stories and soldier-turned-businessman General Swallowemup, who plots to buy every business in the world. The Newshounds website has a section of comics set in the past, about how Lorna came to found KPET. Kevin J. Dog - Male golden retriever, KPET's camera operator and technical person. A fairly gentle and sensitive character, often playing straight man to the other characters' follies. He has a sister, Raine, and has had two failed relationships: one with Stormy Knight, who he first fell in love with due to their love of Blackadder, but she got married to her boyfriend Connor O'Connor. The other was with Della, a technophile and Kevin's technical assistant, who went missing during a holiday with her owners. His brooding over Stormy made him gain weight in early 2003. He is partly based on Thomas K. Dye. Renata Fayre - A female cocker spaniel and one of the two news anchors. She is strong-willed, good at finding facts, and generally clear-headed when not in the grip of journalistic ambition, or when her vicious jealousy towards Rochelle takes over. She often spars with KRVL head anchor Dirk Snoogems. Hal O'Peridol of Sunflower Chemicals often tries to marry her. They have done so twice, but both ended very quickly. She had her muzzle reduced in size in 2000, but few people noticed any difference in the "nasal twang" Hal O'Peridol first noted less than a year before, thus ruining her hopes of getting better jobs. Wolfram Blitzen - A male Norwegian Elkhound, Rochelle's husband and KPET's other news anchor. He is very fond of his looks and wardrobe; vain nearly to a degree of obsession, though the trait was largely quelled due to an incident when he became addicted to a banned fur conditioning drug in 2005. Whilst celebrating with Rochelle about getting over his addiction, he proposed marriage, to which Rochelle accepted. In August 2006, he told Rochelle that she was pregnant, and their children where recently born, named Malcolm and Emma. Other characters regard him as mundane and boring. Named after the American journalist Wolf Blitzer. Rochelle O'Shea - A female collie and Wolfram's wife. As a Field reporter, she is suave and calm but troubled by a secret addiction to danger. She first came into contact with KPET as a temp in summer 2000, although she was acting as a spy for General Swallowemup. She then went into the army, where she met Wolfram and Sam. They then returned to KPET permanently in the autumn of 2001. In August 2006, after surviving a helicopter crash, Wolfram told her she was pregnant.Rochelle is the only central character introduced since the beginning of the strip. •Alistair Katt - Alistair is a male domestic shorthaired cat. He is supposed to be a weather forecaster, but because he was only placed in this position because Lorna heard him mention one high pressure system, he more often acts as outspoken liberal commentator. He also serves as KPET's lawyer, to his disgust. In December 2003, he came out of the closet. He is very fond of catnip, but he temporarily loses his sanity when he mixes it with alcohol. Storylines around New Year usually focus on him: since 1999 he has spent New Year's Eve alone on the beach almost every year. Although Alistair long claimed to be little interested in any romantic matter, he occasionally goes on dates with his friend Nigel. Nigel is somewhat obsessed with Alistair and, in his own words, "crazy-mad in love", but Alistair preferred to remain friends until recently. In a recent strip, to his great shock, Alistair came to the realization he loved Nigel too, even kissing him. Sam Shepherd - Sam is a male black labrador and KPET's sports reporter. He is macho and decidedly right wing. He disagrees loudly with Alistair over politics, but the pair gained mutual respect as they have both rescued each other for difficult situations. Sam had been in a dysfunctional relationship with Randy, Della's cousin, but they split up when he discovered she was cheating on him with her former boyfriend Vladimir. Despite Sam's politics, he eventually accepts Alistair's homosexuality and in April 2006 he told Alistair that George W. Bush is an "insane maniac", almost giving Alistair a heart attack. Ferris the Rat - Formally a squatter in KPET's first studio, Ferris is KPET's janitor, though he is next to useless at his job. He is irrepressible, obsessed with pop-culture, infatuated with Tori Spelling, and often launches into business plans which last just long enough to cause chaos. In October 2004, Ferris got rid of his last piece of Tori Spelling memorabilia, but he still has feelings for her, particularly after her father, Aaron Spelling died in June 2006. His name probably comes from the film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Lorna Ernestine Dilbrook - The owner of KPET, its animal staff and the only human in the company. According to the comic's back-story webpages she started the station to follow her passion for news, finding its staff in the animal shelter she had worked at previously. She has kept KPET going ever since, gritting her teeth through its endless crises. She always tries to be as moral as possible, which may explain KPET's lack of success. She once went crazy after having her tooth removed; getting delusions that she was a dog and everyone else in KPET was human. There are seven Newshounds compilations have been released, covering all of the strips. The seventh book will be released after the end of the daily strips. However, they are only available in the United States. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing.[35] whereas the seventh is published by Lulu.com. Book 1 - Newshounds, Book 2 - Tonight's Top Story, Book 3 - Press Badge Blues, Book 4 - We All Came Out to Mantra, Book 5 - Regime Change, Book 6 - Surgery in the Park, Book 7 - All the Newshounds Fit to Print. Tonight’s Top Story: Book 2: 1-2-1999 to 3-30-2000. Vermin Nation (February 15-March 23 1999) Ferris gets invited to a nightclub called Vermin Nation, where only rats are allowed to attend. However, it turns out to be a hoax, set up by a company performing illegal animal experiments. When he fails to turn up for work, Kevin and Renata try to find him. At the medical institute, Ferris manages to escape, and Kevin and Renata manage to interview the head of institute. Afterwards, the institute turns to testing on other animals. The New Stadium (April 13-23 1999) When a new football stadium is being built on a site of environmental and historical, Alistair ties himself to a tree to stop it, much to Sam's disgust. Despite threats by the football team to build the stadium even if he does not move, Alistair stays at his post, and does so until it stars to rain. Gun Deactivator (May 3-28 1999) After the Columbine High School massacre, Alistair starts a new project. After keeping it secret for some time, he later reveals his work, a machine that will deactivate every gun in the world. While everyone is being distracted by the realise of The Phantom Menace, Alistair turns on the gun deactivator, and it works! However, when someone invents "The Portable Atomic Bomb Launcher," a product which would sell well if guns did not, Alistair tries to stop the gun deactivator before something even more deadly is realised into the world. Black Tie Affair/Kevin in Wonderland/Here's Hal! (June 8-July 30 1999) After a night out at a black tie affair with Ferris, Kevin feels unwell. After considering taking some of Lorna's stomach medicine, he changes his mind and decides to eat some grass from the lawn. However, after doing so, he ends up hallucinating. When he recovers, Wolfram and Renata try to uncover what lead to his hallucinations, and discover someone has being spraying the lawn with. After forcing the sprayer to watch Ferris's Baywatch videos (which knocks him out cold) they discover he works for Sunflower Chemicals. They go to see the owner, Hal O'Peridol. Not only are they shocked to learn that he is a dog like them, but he also has a massive crush on Renata. While Hal talks to Renata, his workers kidnap Wolfram and hold him over a tank of drain cleaner, and promises only to realise him if Renata marries him. Renata says she will, and Hal goes to realise Wolfram, only to discover that his workers held Wolfram over a tank of chocolate. While he argues with his staff, Wolfram and Renata escape. Son of Sam (August 31-October 15 1999) Sam attends a baseball match, during which a man, who is an admirer of murderer David Berkowitz called "Billy Bob" Milosevic sits next to him. When the umpire makes a bad decision, Sam yells, "Kill the umpire!" When he does so, the man attempts to really kill the umpire, obeying Sam. However, when the police arrive, they arrest Sam for provoking the crime. When he asks for a lawyer, Lorna cannot afford a proper lawyer, so she gets a member of staff to be one. Sam is horrified to discover however that it is Alistair. Alistair tries his best, but "Billy Bob" has discovered God, and there are a lack of people not biased to form a jury for the trial. As the trial goes on, it quickly becomes a show trial, which the defence calling people with no relation to the case. The trial eventually ends, finding Sam guilty, but it later turns out the verdict is misread. The Governor (November 8-19 1999) After a local governor resigns due to a drug addiction, a new one is appointed. When Wolfram goes to interview him, he asks him a question, to which he reacts by throwing a podium at Wolfram. This leads to a the start of a wave of podium throwing across the country, but soon the fad ends. Stormy Weather (December 13-24 1999) After a night spent watching Blackadder videos with his new girlfriend Stormy Knight, Kevin seems to be having a good relationship, but Stormy soon calls to tell him something. Although the night went well, the next day Stormy tells him that she wants to go back to her old boyfriend Connor O'Connor. After he is dumped, the staff at KPET try to use Christmas to distract him. Take Back the Canal (January 4-13 2000) As Alistair lays asleep on the beach after his annual New Year's Eve tradition, he is awakened by two fish who ask for his help. They ask him to help protest about America giving the Panama Canal back to the Panamanians, but Alistair points out that their plan to make a "Chain of fish" does not really work. Stormy Weather II (January 17-February 25 2000) Kevin goes to a shopping mall with Ferris in order to help take his mind from his failed relationship with Stormy. Kevin and Ferris split up, and Kevin walks into a Starbucks, where he is served by Connor, Stormy's boyfriend. While they are arguing over Stormy, Starbucks is invaded by an armed force from AOL Time Warner, who order Kevin to shoot Connor, but he backs out of it. While the soldiers threaten to shoot Kevin, Connor manages to escape. The soldiers are about to fire, but just before they pull the trigger, they learn the operation was a failure in all the other branches of Starbucks that were invaded. Afterwards, it appears that Kevin may have a loving relationship with Stormy again. Van Plan (March 13-31 2000) Lorna decides that KPET needs a News van, and thus sends Kevin, Renata, Wolfram and Sam to a dog driving school. Although their answers to the question are somewhat dubious they manage to pass. When the van arrives (before their licenses), Renata, Sam and Wolfram go for a quick joyride, driving to KRVL to show off their new van. During their ride however, they hit a car in the KRVL parking lot. Lorna learns about the joyriding, she shows her disapproval, but later forgives them after she learns about what they did at KRVL. The last strip in the series appears in the third Newshounds book, Press Badge Blues. Other Features Adder… and Subtracter A short story of how Kevin and Stormy first met. Both attend a video signing with Rowan Atkinson. Stormy notices that she and Kevin are the only people to have brought Blackadder videos as opposed to Mr. Bean. As they talk, and by some more Blackadder, Stormy invites Kevin to her place, but his happiness some fades away when Stormy mentions that she has a boyfriend. 159330 2001 Newshounds: We All Come Out to Mantra: Book 4 W Dye, Thomas K. We All Came Out to Mantra: Book 4: 6-4-2001 to 8-2-2002. Satirical, furry webcomic drawn and written by Dye. Seven Newshounds compilations covering all of the strips. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing. The seventh is published by Lulu.com News Broadcasting Company in America called KPET, staffed by one human and seven antropomorphic animals (five dogs, a cat and a rat). The strip satirizes many aspects of news companies and news stories of the day. Although sometimes strips are standalones, most of the stories span several weeks, sometimes months. As well as news gathering, Newshounds satirizes politics, sport and pop culture, with many of the characters satirizing one particular area. Newshounds covers controversial topics such as the war on terror, gay rights, and there are future plans to make a series of storylines about abortion. Newshounds is one of the longest running furry webcomics (longer running examples include Kevin and Kell (1995) and Sabrina Online (1996)). It is hosted on the Internet by the online comics syndicate Keenspot. According to the The Webcomic List, it is listed in the top 1,000 webcomics on the internet. A collection of strips entitled All the Newshounds Fit to Print won the Ursa Major Award for "Best Anthropomorphic Literary Work", and it is currently on the Ursa Major Awards, "Recommended Anthropomorphics List". The comic follows a group of anthropomorphic pet animals and their human owner, living in an unnamed American city and together operating a small news station, KPET. The world it is set in the same as the real world, except animals are intelligent. The staff of KPET (except the owner) are animals (five dogs, one cat and one rat). The animals in the Newshounds universe are subject to the same laws as animals in the real world, such as dog licenses, having owners, and not being able to vote. However, the animals of the Newshounds universe are aware of this, thus meaning that although they have their own political views and arguments, there is very little they can do themselves apart from express a view. The owner, Lorna Dilbrook, originally worked for an animal shelter. When her late great-aunt Agnes died and left her $400,000, she started the station using animals from the shelter. Her staff includes two anchordogs, the vain Wolfram Blitzen and over-ambitious Renata Fayre. There is also cameradog, Kevin J. Dog who cannot keep a relationship down, right wing sports reporter Sam Shepherd and left wing and feline weather forecaster Alistair Katt. Ferris, a rat who was squatting in the house, was hired as a janitor. The final member of the team, danger-addicted Rochelle O'Shea, first joined the company as a temp, but later became a field reporter in 2001. There are some minor characters that have returning roles. They include Lorna's parents, Ernest and Julia Dilbrook, who often visit with a hidden motive (for example, Ernest was once on the run from the mob for not paying back a $2 million loan), Hal O'Peridol, the CEO of Sunflower Chemicals, wants to marry Renata, but she cannot stand the sight of him and Kevin's on/off girlfriend Stormy Knight. There is also a local rival news company KRVL who try to stop KPET from getting all the best stories and soldier-turned-businessman General Swallowemup, who plots to buy every business in the world. The Newshounds website has a section of comics set in the past, about how Lorna came to found KPET. Kevin J. Dog - Male golden retriever, KPET's camera operator and technical person. A fairly gentle and sensitive character, often playing straight man to the other characters' follies. He has a sister, Raine, and has had two failed relationships: one with Stormy Knight, who he first fell in love with due to their love of Blackadder, but she got married to her boyfriend Connor O'Connor. The other was with Della, a technophile and Kevin's technical assistant, who went missing during a holiday with her owners. His brooding over Stormy made him gain weight in early 2003. He is partly based on Thomas K. Dye. Renata Fayre - A female cocker spaniel and one of the two news anchors. She is strong-willed, good at finding facts, and generally clear-headed when not in the grip of journalistic ambition, or when her vicious jealousy towards Rochelle takes over. She often spars with KRVL head anchor Dirk Snoogems. Hal O'Peridol of Sunflower Chemicals often tries to marry her. They have done so twice, but both ended very quickly. She had her muzzle reduced in size in 2000, but few people noticed any difference in the "nasal twang" Hal O'Peridol first noted less than a year before, thus ruining her hopes of getting better jobs. Wolfram Blitzen - A male Norwegian Elkhound, Rochelle's husband and KPET's other news anchor. He is very fond of his looks and wardrobe; vain nearly to a degree of obsession, though the trait was largely quelled due to an incident when he became addicted to a banned fur conditioning drug in 2005. Whilst celebrating with Rochelle about getting over his addiction, he proposed marriage, to which Rochelle accepted. In August 2006, he told Rochelle that she was pregnant, and their children where recently born, named Malcolm and Emma. Other characters regard him as mundane and boring. Named after the American journalist Wolf Blitzer. Rochelle O'Shea - A female collie and Wolfram's wife. As a Field reporter, she is suave and calm but troubled by a secret addiction to danger. She first came into contact with KPET as a temp in summer 2000, although she was acting as a spy for General Swallowemup. She then went into the army, where she met Wolfram and Sam. They then returned to KPET permanently in the autumn of 2001. In August 2006, after surviving a helicopter crash, Wolfram told her she was pregnant.Rochelle is the only central character introduced since the beginning of the strip. •Alistair Katt - Alistair is a male domestic shorthaired cat. He is supposed to be a weather forecaster, but because he was only placed in this position because Lorna heard him mention one high pressure system, he more often acts as outspoken liberal commentator. He also serves as KPET's lawyer, to his disgust. In December 2003, he came out of the closet. He is very fond of catnip, but he temporarily loses his sanity when he mixes it with alcohol. Storylines around New Year usually focus on him: since 1999 he has spent New Year's Eve alone on the beach almost every year. Although Alistair long claimed to be little interested in any romantic matter, he occasionally goes on dates with his friend Nigel. Nigel is somewhat obsessed with Alistair and, in his own words, "crazy-mad in love", but Alistair preferred to remain friends until recently. In a recent strip, to his great shock, Alistair came to the realization he loved Nigel too, even kissing him. Sam Shepherd - Sam is a male black labrador and KPET's sports reporter. He is macho and decidedly right wing. He disagrees loudly with Alistair over politics, but the pair gained mutual respect as they have both rescued each other for difficult situations. Sam had been in a dysfunctional relationship with Randy, Della's cousin, but they split up when he discovered she was cheating on him with her former boyfriend Vladimir. Despite Sam's politics, he eventually accepts Alistair's homosexuality and in April 2006 he told Alistair that George W. Bush is an "insane maniac", almost giving Alistair a heart attack. Ferris the Rat - Formally a squatter in KPET's first studio, Ferris is KPET's janitor, though he is next to useless at his job. He is irrepressible, obsessed with pop-culture, infatuated with Tori Spelling, and often launches into business plans which last just long enough to cause chaos. In October 2004, Ferris got rid of his last piece of Tori Spelling memorabilia, but he still has feelings for her, particularly after her father, Aaron Spelling died in June 2006. His name probably comes from the film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Lorna Ernestine Dilbrook - The owner of KPET, its animal staff and the only human in the company. According to the comic's back-story webpages she started the station to follow her passion for news, finding its staff in the animal shelter she had worked at previously. She has kept KPET going ever since, gritting her teeth through its endless crises. She always tries to be as moral as possible, which may explain KPET's lack of success. She once went crazy after having her tooth removed; getting delusions that she was a dog and everyone else in KPET was human. There are seven Newshounds compilations have been released, covering all of the strips. The seventh book will be released after the end of the daily strips. However, they are only available in the United States. Each book contains special bonus material. The first six books are published by Plan 9 Publishing.[35] whereas the seventh is published by Lulu.com. Book 1 - Newshounds, Book 2 - Tonight's Top Story, Book 3 - Press Badge Blues, Book 4 - We All Came Out to Mantra, Book 5 - Regime Change, Book 6 - Surgery in the Park, Book 7 - All the Newshounds Fit to Print. We All Came Out to Mantra: Book 4: 6-4-2001 to 8-2-2002 Clean And Responsible Animals (June 11-August 6 2001) Lorna receives a message from one Dr. Alfred Qua, who orders her to use a new vaccine to be used on the KPET news crew. After the animals take their first vaccine (including Alistair and Ferris after some protest) Lorna is ordered to make them take another vaccine, but the doctors are very secretive about it. After the vaccine, the KPET crew start to act oddly, becoming more right-wing, and avoiding topics considered not "Clean and Responsible". Lorna tries to complain to Dr. Qua, but she gets nowhere. Oddly, KPET's ratings raise after they become clean and responsible, even passing KRVL. In order to get back in the ratings again, KRVL consider doing a program on KPET's new success. KPET decide to get Dr. Qua to talk in the program, but he tells them that it would be irresponsible. As a logical consequence, the vaccine wears off. When they realise what has happened to them, they decide to use the KRVL broadcast to tell everyone what has happened. Whilst Dirk Snoogems interviews them, they let out all the facts. Not even the use of a church minister can stop them. Army Dogs (September 17-December 28 2001) After 9/11, Sam decides to join the army as a bomb sniffer dog, and gets Wolfram to join him. Although Wolfram is at first hesitant, he changes his mind quickly when he sees the sergeant, Rochelle O'Shea. At KPET, Lorna is forced to use Alistair as a temporary co-anchor, but his left-wing views often get in the way. After some training, Sam and Wolfram learn their first assignment, which involves working with Rochelle and the over-patriotic sergeant Bully Runyon. Their job involves finding a bomb at a complex site, which turns out to be the old Swallowemup Enterprises site. Wolfram finds the bomb in a basement (which he falls through), and Sam finds a map with written in Arabic. Sam later finds Wolfram, and with Rochelle's help gets him out of the hole before it blows up. At KPET, Alistair's attack of the government after 9/11 causes an anti-terrorist government agency to monitor them. When Rochelle's commander, Colonel Marteau, reads the map, he plans to use it at a war conference. Later, at a bar, Runyon tells Wolfram that he an Marteau plan to fly a plan in the Afghan embassy in Berlin. He tells Rochelle and Sam about the plan, who rush to the airport to stop Runyon, with large amounts of military police. Eventually, Marteau and Runyon are arrested, but despite their good work, they are dishonorably discharged. After they leave the army, Wolfram invites Rochelle to work at KPET again as a field reporter, and she accepts, but Renata does not take it well. Internal Audit/Insider Trading (January 21-February 14 2002) Virgiltech is undergoing an internal audit, thus KPET need to hand in their accounts the day after tomorrow. Lorna asks Dorian and Kevin to sort out the accounts, but when Dorian leaves Kevin to finish, he falls asleep on the job. As a result, Virgiltech appear to be ruined. At Virgiltech, the company sues 100,000 employees for insider trading, including KPET. Lorna gets Alistair to act as lawyer to try and stop the lawsuit, but luckily Virgil himself steps in to stop it. Local Yokels (February 18-March 21 2002) Sam interviews the manager of a losing baseball team, the Yokels, and he seems to force Sam to be put in charge of it. Sam clearly sees that the team are a total bunch of losers, but when Kevin mentions a sarcastic idea of replacing the contracted players with better players faking their identities, Sam goes out of his way to find 25 good players, all of whom are coaches in the little leagues. Sam manages to drug the real players and get the fake players to play, but Lorna does not approve of Sam's activities, claiming that that is a conflict of interest. Whilst worrying about his position, he forgets to drug the real players, thus the fake players threaten to kill him, but Sam stops them buy offering his management contract to the fake players. Grand Center (April 2-June 3 2002) Wolfram and Rochelle become worried about living at KPET, so they decide to find their own apartment, at the run-down Grand Center apartments. When Renata learns about it, she refuses to believe it, thinking that Rochelle is doing a special undercover feature. She researches into the building, and uncovers that it has been the scene of a series of mass murders since it was first built. The long Wolfram and Rochelle stay, the more convinced Wolfram is that the place is haunted by some ghost or a murderer is staying there. He even sees a head coming through the wall, although it is later exposed by Renata to be a hologram. Renata goes back to the apartment to see what is to blame, and later is arrested accused of being a killer. At the apartment, Rochelle discover a tiny note, which reveals that the people trying to get Rochelle and Wolfram out of the apartment are the spiders living there, who confess to the police about the whole crime. When the police come with Renata, the spider that confessed offers to name names, but the police kill it. The other spiders are killed by Sunflower Chemicals. Other Features Vacation Time!! This special feature tells a story set in 1982, where a young Lorna, still living in New York going on holiday with Ernest and Julia to Los Angeles. During the trip, Ernest tries to curb Lorna's obsession with the news. 159331 2004 Newsical P Crom, Rick (Creator). News headlines. Musical attack on news headlines, updated daily. Upstairs at Studio 54 in New York. 159332 1992 Newsies M DVD -R HQ 4547, 4548. L. SV 159 Tzudiker, Bob, Noni White (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Joseph Pulitzer (Robert Duvall) raises amount newsies pay for copies of The New York World to better compete with William Randolph Hearst Newsboys go on strike. New York Sun Reporter Bryan Denton (Bill Pullman) takes up the newsies's cause. Newsboy Jack Kelly (Christian Bale) is arrested and sent to reform school to stop the strike. Reporter is reassigned as a war correspondent when his paper decides not to cover the strike. Pulitzer threatens to hurt Kelly's friends if he doesn't cooperate. No choice but to return to work for Pulitzer causing the other newsboys to say he sold out, but when newsboys led by David Jacobs (David Moscow) are attacked, Kelly comes to their rescue. Kids convince Denton to help them organize child laborers. Using an old press kept in base of Pulitzer's building, the newsboys print special paper, The Newsies Banner. They distribute paper throughout New York. Gigantic rally results. Jenson and Moscow confront Pulitzer in his office and tell Pulitzer. They used his equipment to print their paper and thank him for teaching them about the power of the press so he gives in . Kelly: "I don't do anything the guys who write it don't do. Anyway, it ain't lying, it's just improving the truth a little." 159333 1992 Newsies -- The Making of Newsies T SV 136 3-20-1992 Newsboys Jack Kelly (Christian Bale) and David Jacobs (David Moscow).. Publisher Joseph Pulitzer (Robert Duvall). New York Sun Reporter Bryan Denton (Bill Pullman) Reporter (Marc Ian Sklar). Newsies (Carrie Foster, Jean-Paul Hellendall, Newsie Dancers (Ogie Banks, Damon Butler, D.J. Dellos, Brett Dieball, David Evans, B rian Friedman, Jesus Fuentes, Tony Gonzalez, Michael Irvin, Todd Jenkins, Josh Keaton, Kevin Kruger, David Larson, Terry Lindholm, Alan James Luzietti, Dean McFliker). Newsie Dancers (Travis Payne, Jim Raposa, Michael Rohrbacher, Gregg Russell, Wes Veldink, Michael Warwick, Jason Yribar, Scott Caudill, Rob Grayson, Mareo-Ahmir Lawson ). 159334 1592 Newsmaker, The SS COPY Theophrastus In "Characters of Theophrastus." News. "Newsmaking is the framing of fictitious sayings and doings at the pleasure of him who makes news." "The Newsmaker is a person who, when he meets his friend, will assume a demure air, and ask with a smile…" "…Where are you from, and what are your tidings? What news have you to give about this affair? And then he will reiterate the question -- 'Is anything fresh rumoured?'" "In fact, the authorities for his statements are always such that no one can possibly lay hold upon them." "Their manner of life is indeed most miserable exhausting the patience of their hearers in this way and wearying them to death with their fictions" 159335 1987 Newsmakers, The N Rees, Nigel News Media 159336 1981 Newsman N Parker, Charles Newsman 159337 1989 Newsman Ned and the Broken Rules NJ Kroll, Steven. Denise Brunkus (Illustrator) #2 Newsman Ned Series Newsman Ned takes off to get the story of a pie robbery at Cathy's Luncheonette. Notices a number of law violations along the way 159338 1988 Newsman Ned Meets the New Family NJ Kroll, Steven. Denise Brunkus (Illustrator) #1 Newsman Ned Series Newsman Ned decides that the new owners of the house on Grove Street must be a circus family after he gathers little bits of information. 159339 1980 Newsnight DT TV New Staff. Reporters Michael Crick (1990-2006), Justin Rowlatt (2006), Liz MacKean (2006), Fiona Bruce (1989), David Coss, Olenka Frenkiel, Peter Kellner, Wesley Kerr, Peter Marshall, Julian O'Halloran, Jeremy Paxman, Rupert Segar, David Sellers. Reporters Francine Stock, Janet Trewen, Charles Wheeler, Chris Lowe, David Tindall, Margaret Gilmore, Sarah Spiller. Political Correspondents David Grossman (2006), Laura Kuenssberg (2006), Brian Barron (2006), James Landale, Caroline Wyatt, Nick Clarke. Political Editor-Reporter-Occasional Presenter Martha Kearney (1994-2006). Diplomatic Editor Mark Urban (2006). Economics Editor Stephanie Flanders (2006). Business Correspondent-Editor Paul Mason (2006). Correspondent Robin Denselow (2006). Presenters Jeremy Paxman (1989-2006). Kirsty Wark (1993-2006). Gavin Esler (1997-2006), Emily Maiths (2006), Jeremy Vine (1999-2002), Jenni Murray (1983-1985), Gordon Brewer, Jon Sopel, Donald MacCormick, Sarah Montague, Peter Snow. 159340 2005 NewsNight with Aaron Brown DT Series 2001 TV News Staff. TV Anchor-Host Aaron Brown. Reporter Steve Fainaru. Critic Jeff Greenfield. Substitute Host Wolf Blitzer. National Security Correspondent David Ensor. Senior White House Correspondent John King. Senior Political Commentator Bill Schneider. Chief International Correspondent Christiane Amanpour. Justice Department Correspondent Kelli Arena. International Correspondent Jane Arraf. White House Correspondent Dana Bash. Correspondent-Commentator Beth Nissen. Substitute Host Paula Zahn. Reporter Candy Crowley. 159341 1932 Newspaper Adventure Stories Advertisement CC Newsboy. Tells the tale of Lucian Senox, a newsboy demoted to the reportorial staff where he made less money but got more gin (Ghiglione) 159342 1979 Newspaper Cartoon: Professor and Shoe H COPY MacNelly, Jeff Richmond News-Leader 4/16/79 Newspaper Office. First Panel: Bird with cigar in mouth at typewriter: "How's that 1,000-word foreign policy round-up coming, perfesser?" Second Panel: Professor to Editor Shoe: "Um…Two more grafs to go and then the lead needs a little work…that's all." Third Panel: Then to the audience: "Which is Journalese for 'I'm rolling the first sheet into the typewriter.'" 159343 1935 Newspaper Dream, A P MLPL Pettigrew, Ruth Index-One Act, 1932-40 Newspaper 159344 1982 Newspaper Editor and Other Stories, The SS Chua, Rebecca Newspaperman. 159345 1980 Newspaper Editor, The SS USC Chau, Rebecca Editor. She is successful now. She (an editor) terrifies her reporters with her assurance and her infallibility. Female cub reporter. 159346 1910 Newspaper Error, A M Ness Book Reporter mixes up the names of two sisters in an article causing problems when he prints incorrect information about an engagement. 159347 1927 Newspaper Game, The NJ Hayes, Hiriam Wallace Newsman. Lad, befriended by a veteran newsman, learns the newspaper business 159348 1976 Newspaper Game, The MT PR Public Relations Woman Beth Kelly helps a journalist get information on her corrupt boss. 159349 1899 Newspaper Girl, The N Williamson, Alice Muriel (Mrs. C. Norris Williamson) Journalist Joan Ames and a young American heiress Lucille Chandler is sick to death of her position and persuades her friend Ames, a needy journalist, to change places with her. The heiress changes her name and goes to London to work as a journalist. She gets completely involved in her work by disguising herself in different ways to get close to the stories. When she hears of a newspaper for sale, she buys it and makes her lover the editor. Methods and manners of the journalistic life Lucille Chandler, "Pictures of the inner workings of those journals which cater to feminine readers." When Lucille comes to interview a vulgar woman on behalf of "Woman's Age," the woman sends in someone to remove all the pocketable articles of value from the room in which she is left to wait. 159350 1955 Newspaper Man T Rheingold Theatre - 5-21-55 Newspaperman (Pat O'Brien) 159351 1952 Newspaper Man SS OWN - USC Brier, Howard M. In "American Boy Adventure Stories." Reporter Hildy Wade of the Keyport Record. Old Henderson, night editor. 159352 1985 Newspaper Murders: Chicago Police Mystery, A NM OWN - H Gash, Joe Reporter. Belligerent aging, boozing reporter Francis X. Sweeney is killed. Police come up against his newspaper's bloodthirsty owner, among others. 159353 1915 Newspaper Nemesis, A M Reporter adopts a disguise and infiltrates the underworld to track the murderer of a jeweler. Almost captured by the killer, but is rescued by a policeman who she later marries. 159354 1940 Newspaper Story DM DVD 8401 Classic Newspaper Reporter Films 16:28 News Reporter writes a news article about a boy scout who finds a missing child. 159355 1935 Newspaper, The (aka Gentleman of the Press) P OWN - H Wolfe, Thomas In "Complete Short Stories of Thomas Wolfe" Reporter Theodore Willis, 28, consumptive, jet black hair, brown eyes, thin hands, and a face "full of dark intelligence, quickness, humor, sensitivity." City room of a small-town newspaper. 159356 1944 Newspaperman PO MLPL Fearing, Kenneth Newspaperman. "The charge was laid upon me long ago: Do not forget. Remember these lives, that the world in turn will not forget -- " "You will remember me? Do not forget a newspaperman who kept his word." 159357 1940 Newspapermen (aka Newspapermen Meet Such Interesting People) MUS Partlow, Vern In Pete Seeger and Bob Resier, "Carry It On! A History in Song and Picture of the Working Men and Women in America (New York, Simon and Schuster, 1985), pp. 174-77 Newspapermen "wallow in corruption, crime and gore" Honors the work of the journalist and mocks the pomposity of the reporter who spins exaggerated tales of all the colorful characters he encounters. “I’ve met Capone and Hoover, and lots of other fakes,” Peter Seeger sings in the banjo ballad written by real-life journalist Vern Partlow. “I’ve even met a genius who swallows rattlesnakes.” The song was written by a real journalist: “Newspapermen meet such interesting people. They know the low-down now it can be told. I’ll tell you quite reliably, off the record, about some charming people I have known. “For I meet politicians and grafters by the score, killers plain and fancy, it’s really quite a bore. Oh, Newspapermen meet such interesting people. They wallow in corruption, crime and gore. Ding-a-ling-a-ling. City Desk. Fool the Press. Fool the Press. Extra! Extra! Read all about it. It’s a mess. Meets the test. Let’s give three cheers for Freedom of the Press.” 159358 1989 Newspapers MUS Stan Ridgway in “Mosquitos.” Journalist. “Lately I’ve been thinking What would the world do about the news. You wouldn’t know when wars were started Or when they ended, win or lose.” Reporter’s struggle for the right words: “Sometimes late at night I can see the streets like no one else can. There’s a lot of things going on here. That even newspapers don’t understand.” 159359 2007 Newspapers: New York Times Front-Page Jigsaw Puzzle G Newspapers. New York Times Front-Page Jigsaw Puzzle: “The War in Europe is Ended! Surrender Is Unconditional. V.E. Will be Proclaimed Today. Our Troops on Okinawa Gain.” 159360 1995 NewsRadio: T SV 971. VHS 749, 736, 735, 731, 729. SVDSP 663. VHSSP 662, 651. VHS 645, 627, 625, 624, 623, 611, 610, 598, 597, 587, 415, 409, 406, 394, 378, 373, 368, 367, 364, 345, 344, 343, 342, 342, 335, 333 (Two Episodes), SV 317, 301, 299. Episodes. Series 3-21-1995 to 5-4-1999. 97 episodes. Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) WNYX is the #2 news radio station in New York City populated by an eccentric station owner and his staff. New News Director, level-headed Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) arrives fresh from the heartland of Wisconsin. Nelson, sarcastic, coffee-addicted, long-suffering news director considered career as professional tap dancer before going into radio. Science fiction geek and a former arcade game addict, has intermittent relationship with. Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney). Miller is promoted and demoted, serving as reporter, on-air personality, producer and news director. Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman) is co-news anchor for WNYX. Bombastic and egocentric, frequently a thorn in Nelson's side. Abrasive personality. Catherine Duke (Khandi Alexander) is second news anchor, beautiful and regal. Bitter rivals with McNeal partly due to office affair they had earlier. Leaves job eventually for job in London. Jimmy James (Stephen Root) station's billionaire owner. 159361 1998 NewsRadio: 4:20 T Episode #73. 4-29-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159362 1997 NewsRadio: Airport T Episode #45. 2-19-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Bill and Dave are stuck in St. Louis due to heavy snow, and while there Dave tries to teach Bill the good side of being polite to people, while Bill tries to prove to Dave that rudeness can get them anything. Back in NY, Lisa is put to test when Jimmy asks her to stop Catherine and Joe from going out on a date without giving her a logical explanation for it. And Beth and Matthew adventure themselves in a weird apartment which they think it's Bill's, filled with sex toys and erotic environment. But they overhear the machine go on with Bill leaving a message to his male prostitute neighbor, showing Beth and Matthew that maybe those are not Bill's plants they're watering. 159363 1999 NewsRadio: Apartment T Episode #87. 1-12-1999 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159364 1996 NewsRadio: Arcade T Episode #32. 10-23-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave worries that the past will repeat itself when an arcade game, Stargate Defender, is installed in the hallway. Lisa and Dave take the SATs to prove they're not getting dumber. Bill is obsessed with the stale, plastic, leathery sandwiches from a vending machine. 159365 1999 NewsRadio: Assistant T Episode #90. 2-16-1999 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159366 1996 NewsRadio: Awards Show T Episode #34. 11-6-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave believes WNYX will overcome its jinx and finally win the local broadcasting awards. Matthew believes the office is infested with ants. 159367 1998 NewsRadio: Balloon T Episode #70. 3-25-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) TV Anchor (Dave Nemeth). 159368 1998 NewsRadio: Beep, Beep T Episode #69. 3-18-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159369 1998 NewsRadio: Big Brother T Episode #68. 3-3-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159370 1995 NewsRadio: Big Day T DVD -R 1726 Episode #5. 4-18-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Mr. James assigns Dave the task of doling out the annual bonuses. Each staffer gets the standard $400 bonus except for two, one of who receives a $3,000 'Big Bonus', the other gets 'The Shaft." Bill complains to Dave about all the clutter that mysteriously finds its way to his desk. 159371 1998 NewsRadio: Bill Moves On T SVD 966 Episode #76. 9-23-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Episode opens when the staff of WNYX returns from Bill's funeral. The air is heavy, and Matthew laments that Bill died of a heart attack. The staff has a hard time coming to turns with it, except Matthew, who doesn't believe Bill is really dead. Throughout this powerful episode Dave is trying to rewrite his eulogy, which the whole staff admits was horrible. Joe, Jimmy James, Beth, Matthew, and Lisa admit what they did when they heard about Bill. The staff teases Lisa because she admits she was drunk for about a week. They're convinced she's still drunk, while she denies it. Catherine Duke (Khandi Alexander) returns, apologizing she missed the funeral. Staff gathers in Dave's office to read letters Bill wrote them in case something happened to him. Staff members take things from Bill's desk in symbolic gestures. Dave asks Lisa if his eulogy was really "that" bad when she admits that she's still drunk. 159372 1995 NewsRadio: Bill's Autobiography T Episode #14. 11-21-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Bill has signed a book deal to write his own biography, and asks Dave for permission to do outside work. Dave comments on it with Lisa, who spreads the word around the office, just exactly what Bill didn't want to happen since he's having writer's block and can't come up with anything decent to write about himself. He acts as if his book is almost ready to everyone, but when the truth comes out the staff of WNYX shows some support for their friend Bill, except for Dave, who decides not to sign the permission papers. But it was all acted out so Bill could quit writing his book and still maintain his dignity in front of everyone. But it was all acted out so Bill could quit writing his book and still maintain his dignity in front of everyone. 159373 1996 NewsRadio: Bitch Session T Episode #19. 1-4-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave becomes incredibly hurt when he accidentally overhears the staff making fun of him behind his back and starts to think maybe no one there really likes him. Jimmy calls for a staff meeting at his office where he announces he's firing Dave, and they all interfere saying how great Dave is. Of course, Dave was listening to the entire thing behind the curtains so he could gain his self-confidence back. Meanwhile, Joe refuses to buy Bill a voice alternator machine and tries to pull a MacGyver and build one with his own resources 159374 1998 NewsRadio: Boston T Episode #84. 12-9-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159375 1995 NewsRadio: Breakup, The T DVD -R 1753 Episode #11. 10-31-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave and Lisa are having relationship problems because during an argument Dave called Lisa the ‘b' word, and Beth can't take the pressure of having to cover up their lies so their relationship can be maintained a secret from the rest of the office. When she gives them an ultimatum ("you tell them or I did"), saying that everyone already knows but they're just acting like they didn't, Dave and Lisa decide to reveal the truth once and for all. Surprisingly, nobody knew, it was all Beth's bluff, and now they have to take all the jokes. Meanwhile, Catherine is angry at Bill for revealing her age on the air, and tries to get back at him. Matthew tries to celebrate her birthday, which only upsets her even more, until he gets her Bill's birth certificate as a present, where Catherine finds out Bill's birthday (June 19th) and his real first name – Evelyn (which is pronounced "Eve-elyn") 159376 1995 NewsRadio: Cane, The T Episode #16. 12-12-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Bill's new cane, which he carries for no particular reason, annoys Dave. After it's stolen, Dave is the target of Bill's wrath. Jimmy's all-night office brainstorms stokes Dave and Lisa's competitive fires. Matthew and Joe get on each other's nerves. 159377 1997 NewsRadio: Catherine Moves On T Episode #60. 11-25-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Each staffer offers up a very different version of events of the day Catherine announces she's leaving WNYX. Joe realizes that Catherine's always yearned for him. 159378 1998 NewsRadio: Chock T Episode #64. 1-13-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave finds it hard to say no when his old college acapella singing group 'Chock Full o' Notes' reunites for Dave's 32nd birthday, hoping to take the pop charts by storm. Meanwhile, Lisa tries to motivate Matthew without reducing him to tears. Joe has a beef with one of Dave's friends 159379 1996 NewsRadio: Christmas T DVD -R HQ 1839 Episode #38. 12-18-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) It's Christmas and everyone is trying to get out earlier so they can spend time with their families. Dave is sympathetic and ends up having to do all the work he assigned his employees. So he and Lisa get to Wisconsin so late they can barely spend any time with Dave's family who went to Chicago for holidays leaving empty house for them. Matthew helps Jimmy pick up gifts for his eccentric billionaire friends who have everything. Beth is offered chance to do some voiceover work with Bill, but ends up losing her voice after ruining the taping when Bill got bumped for another man. 159380 1998 NewsRadio: Clash of the Titans T Episode #83. 11-24-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159381 1996 NewsRadio: Coda T Episode #27. 4-21-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Matthew unsuccessfully tries to get everyone to rent a house for the summer on the Hamptons. Editor (Jeremiah Morris). Nobody wants to be the first to pay, everyone wants the big room and plus Beth doesn't have the money for it, so they'd either have to cover for her or let her bring 20 friends. Meanwhile, Lisa and Beth help Joe study for an electrician test he has failed 7 times, out of pure stubbornness. Dave, Bill and Mr. James spend the entire day going over Bill's baseball promo only because Jimmy wanted to teach everyone a lesson. 159382 1997 NewsRadio: Complaint Box T SVD 1328 Episode #42. 1-29-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Complaint box is put up and staff begins lodging groundless gripes against each other and Dave. Mr. James is going fishing on his vacations, decides to leave voice box in office so he can keep track of what goes on at radio station while he is away. Beth manages to lose the box. Jimmy ends up with some stranger at the movies. Jokes in complaint box go too far and Dave ends up having an audience with Jimmy's lawyers on the use of abusive words such as "bitch" and "jackasses." Joe spends the entire day trying to find the source of a noise that is coming from the machine he created to use with Catherine 159383 1998 NewsRadio: Copy Machine T Episode #71. 4-8-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159384 1995 NewsRadio: Crisis, The T SVD 1118. SVD 886. SV 319 Episode #4. 4-11-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Subway train gets derailed. Dave tries to get staff to cover accident, but they're much more concerned about getting new desks since Matthew got one after having dinner with Dave. Dave tries to show that Matthew is not his favorite. Getting a new desk was not a privilege. But it's hard to prove so after Jimmy orders new desks for everyone, Dave decides to take a stand and send them back. 159385 1996 NewsRadio: Daydream T Episode #35. 11-13-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Thermostat in the radio station is broken, and while Joe tries to fix it the entire staff suffers with weird daydreams that include: Bill having all hot women fall for him. Lisa finally beating Dave. Joe controlling all the staff as if they were androids. Catherine working at a more minority-friendly place. Beth being tormented by horror movies monsters, among other things. 159386 1998 NewsRadio: Flowers for Matthew T Episode #80. 10-28-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159387 1999 NewsRadio: Freaky Friday T Episode #95. 4-20-1999 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159388 1997 NewsRadio: French Diplomacy T Episode #58. 11-11-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave and Lisa breakup. Bill gets himself into trouble when he advocates the beating of foreign diplomats. Matthew opens his own dentistry practice. 159389 1995 NewsRadio: Friends T Episode #13. 11-14-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Beth and her copycat friend fight for Matthew. Bill is plagued by security guards who refuse to let him enter the building without his ID. 159390 1995 NewsRadio: Goofy Ball T Episode #9. 9-26-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Photograph studio upstairs is shooting a catalog and several models can be seen riding the elevator. Joe and Dave act like dorks whenever the elevator stops and there are models inside. Joe won't let Dave quit until he fixes him up with one of the models. That doesn't look too good for Lisa, who's getting tired of having to hide their relationship. They finally tell the truth to Mr. James, who refuses to believe it. Bill thinks someone's after him and buys a stun gun made by Joe that leaves him paralyzed for hours. Matthew and Beth can't stop throwing around a goofy ball, a toy from one of Jimmy James newest company acquisitions 159391 1999 NewsRadio: Hair T Episode #89. 2-9-1999 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159392 1996 NewsRadio: Halloween T Episode #33. 10-30-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Mr. James requests that the reticent staffers wear costumes to his Halloween party. Lisa convinces everyone to dress up by promising that Dave will wear the most outlandish costume ever. A psychic tells Bill the exact date of his death..36 years in the future. 159393 1996 NewsRadio: Houses of the Holy T DVD -R 1578 Episode #23. 3-10-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Joe does an admirable job filling in for an ill Catherine, much to Bill's dismay. Beth dates Mr. James' magician nephew. 159394 1996 NewsRadio: In Through the Out Door T Episode #20. 2-4-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Matthew wants to learn how to be a gambler so he can be one of the guys, and Joe tries to teach him a lesson but ends up taking all his money because Matthew is the absolute worse when it comes to betting. Meanwhile, Jimmy passes on to Dave the "honor" of introducing Bill on a broadcasters society event. While Dave is scared of giving a speech in public, Bill wants to make sure he does it properly and ends up losing his voice. 159395 1995 NewsRadio: Inappropriate T Episode #2. 3-28-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) When Matthew accidentally misreads Joey Buttafuoco's name on the air, Dave and Lisa start arguing what Dave should to do avoid a lawsuit. The discussion carries on during lunch, and they end up kissing. Feeling awkward, Dave calls Lisa to his office to discuss the situation, and she kisses him just when he was about to say this couldn't go on any further. The awkwardness continues and they do it. Beth finds out about it, but Dave and Lisa try to keep it a secret from everyone else. Meanwhile, Bill insists on celebrating Catherine's birthday. 159396 1997 NewsRadio: Injury T VHS 1285 Episode #53. 6-5-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave signs up Matthew (Andy Dick) for workers' comp after the uninsured reporter injuries himself at the office. When Matthew hurts himself badly while goofing around at the office and is taken to the hospital, Dave is convinced to talk Matthew into lying about how he got himself injured to avoid being billed 14,000 dollars for not having medical insurance. Mr. James becomes suspicious of it, while Matthew finds himself on a moral dilemma about lying. When Jimmy's lawyer confronts Matthew about the veracity of his resume, Matthew gives in and lies about his injury to the OSHA guy. Meanwhile, Bill takes offense at a rival station's use of the word 'penis' and air several "McNeal Perspective" reports using the same word. 159397 1998 NewsRadio: Jackass Junior High T Episode #74. 5-6-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159398 1998 NewsRadio: Jail (1) T DVD -R 1676 Episode #81. 11-4-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159399 1997 NewsRadio: Jumper T Episode #54. 9-23-1997. Season 4 Opener Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Bill tries to get an exclusive on-air story when a suicidal man is perched outside Dave's window. Newsman (Ivan Allen). 159400 1997 NewsRadio: Kids T Episode #44. 2-12-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Jimmy implements a program allowing kids into the station to learn about radio, but ditches the students to hit on their teacher. Dave searches for a stash of dirty magazines. 159401 1998 NewsRadio: Lam, The T SVD 749 Episode #82. 11-11-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Jimmy hides out at Dave's parents home while Feds scour country for him. Johnny proposes to Lisa, offering to give up his evilness for her hand in marriage. 159402 1996 NewsRadio: Led Zeppelin T DVD -R 1594 Episode #25. 3-31-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave and Lisa announce they're breaking up. Lisa insists any further communication be done in memorandum format. Dave tries to keep his 24-page memo private. Mr. James continues his wife search. 159403 1997 NewsRadio: Led Zeppelin Boxed Set T Episode #41. 1-15-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Matthew, in his own mind, becomes the 'King of the Office' when he loses his temper and punches Bill. Matthew's reign of terror, including ordering various staffers to fetch his lunch, alienates the entire office. Meanwhile, Jimmy tries to best a Three Card Monte dealer at his own game. 159404 1996 NewsRadio: Led Zeppelin II T Episode #28. 4-28-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Fire in the building sets everyone's nerves on edge. Bill tries to escape. Dave and Lisa get back together. Mr. James continues his wife search. 159405 1998 NewsRadio: Look Who's Talking T Episode #63. 1-6-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Bill announces plans to adopt a child. Beth and Joe attend a charity bachelor auction, with Beth impersonating a duchess and Joe playing her homosexual bachelor friend, to bid on Mr. James. 159406 1998 NewsRadio: Lucky Burger T Episode #78. 10-14-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159407 1995 NewsRadio: Luncheon at the Waldorf T Episode #6. 5-2-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Bill asks Beth out on a Luncheon date at the Waldorfs. Lisa and Matthew warn her that the only reason he picked her is because she wore a very sexy blue dress at the Christmas party, which proves to be true when Bill asks her to wear it on the luncheon. Lisa anxiously waits for Beth to return, worried that Bill might do something to her. When Beth returns acting all weird, they all immediately assume Bill did something, but Beth reveals that she kissed him for no reason in the spur of the moment. Meanwhile, Dave tries to cut back on the office expenses because the budget is exceeded in 6,000 dollars. 159408 1996 NewsRadio: Massage Chair T Episode #31. 10-2-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Bill leads a revolution when Mr. James eliminates free snacks in the break room. Joe gives Catherine a variety of electronic gadgets to ingratiate himself with her. Bill buys a massage chair. 159409 1998 NewsRadio: Meet the Max Louis T DVD -R 1663 Episode #77. 10-7-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave decides to hire Bill's old friend Max Louis (Jon Lovitz) as on-air talent. 159410 1997 NewsRadio: Mistake T Episode #51. 5-14-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Matthew is no longer the weirdest person in the office, when a strange temp comes in. Dave is featured in a national magazine where he inexplicably insults each staff member...and reveals his passion for tap dancing. 159411 1998 NewsRadio: Monster Rancher T Episode #72. 4-15-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159412 1996 NewsRadio: Movie Star T Episode #36. 11-20-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) James Caan (Himself) arrives at station to observe Bill work. He's researching his next movie. But Bill's more interested in telling his life story than actually helping Caan. Caan becomes more interested in Matthew whose awkwardness around celebrities makes him act very foolish. Dave tries to convince Lisa to buy television, something she hasn't had since high school. Lisa is reluctant to accept Dave's gift (with the excuse that television alienates people), but changes her mind after discovering C-Span 2. And Caan has two extra tickets to the Knicks game, for which Beth and Catherine compete to win. At the game, they are very embarrassed by Caan's behavior at the stadium. 159413 1995 NewsRadio: Negotiation T Episode #15. 11-28-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave gives Matthew a in-name-only promotion to coordinating producer. Lisa looks for a temporary job as an MTV news anchor. Jimmy announces he's getting married and asks for help finding a wife. 159414 1999 NewsRadio: New Hampshire (2) T DVD -R 1716 Episode #97. 5-4-1999 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) All except Matthew and Dave leave to work at Jimmy's rural radio station 159415 1995 NewsRadio: No, This Is Not Based Entirely on Julie's Life T Episode #8. 9-19-1995. Season 2 Opener Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Beth asks Dave whether or not to send her boyfriend naked pictures of herself, which brings out curiosity from Lisa on knowing Dave's sexual fantasies. Unfortunately, Beth's photos get mixed up on the photo lab and she has to take Polaroid's instead, which she does using a brown paper bag on her head. Mr. James is on vacations and spends time bumming around the office, while Joe tries to catch the thief who's been taking his ice cream from the fridge, using multiple thief-catching devices that always end up blowing up on Matthew's face. 159416 1998 NewsRadio: Noise T Episode #79. 10-21-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159417 1997 NewsRadio: Office Feud T DVD -R 1576 Episode #47. 3-19-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Joe engages in office warfare with the new noisy environmentalists upstairs. Catherine takes offense at Bill's newest sponsor, Rocket Fuel Malt Liquor. Lisa covers a White House Easter Egg hunt. 159418 1997 NewsRadio: Our Fiftieth Episode T Episode #48. 4-2-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Bill is committed to an asylum when he's judged mentally incompetent. Lisa is forced to do the 'McNeal Perspective' with Joe in Bill's absence. 159419 1999 NewsRadio: Padded Suit T Episode #94. 4-13-1999 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159420 1996 NewsRadio: Physical Graffiti T Episode #24. 3-24-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave can't stand the fact that Lisa is still so close to her ex-boyfriend Stewart. She says he's jealous, and he defends himself saying she's giving the guy false hopes. Lisa schedules a dinner with Stewart and Dave, and after Dave returns from the bathroom Lisa tells him Stewart left after proposing they got back together. Dave and Lisa fight and break up in the office. Meanwhile, Bill and Catherine have a feud sponsored by Joe, who is getting back at them for eating his sandwich 5 months ago. 159421 1995 NewsRadio: Pilot T SV 299. VHS 585 Episode #1. 3-21-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Nelson leaves hometown of Wisconsin for New York and his new job as news director of radio station WNYX-NewsRadio. Must fire current news director before he can assume his duties. Instead of doing it quickly, Dave wants to fire Ed Harlow (Kurt Fuller) before anyone finds out he's taking Harlow's place. He has some difficulties reaching out to Ed and in a gesture of sympathy he tells Matthew the news. Word quickly spreads around the office. Lisa is disappointed because she was sure she was going to become the next news director. When Ed fires Dave thinking he's the sports guy, Dave is forced to make a move and fires Ed. He also take a stand in front of everyone and says a he'll not be pushed around. 159422 1997 NewsRadio: Planbee T Episode #55. 9-30-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Jimmy hires Andrea, an efficiency expert, when the station needs to cut funds. The staffers rally around an inept Matthew to try to preserve his job. Bill auditions for a television job. 159423 1999 NewsRadio: Ploy T Episode #93. 3-9-1999 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159424 1996 NewsRadio: Presence T Episode #26. 4-14-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Jimmy loses Bill in a poker game. Lisa competes in Jimmy's place to win him back. Joe uses a hidden camera inside a Boba Fett action figure to keep up with the action. 159425 1996 NewsRadio: President T Episode #29. 9-18-1996. Season 3 Opener. Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Mr. James announces his candidacy for the presidency. Lisa tries to bring him down. Meanwhile, Matthew grows a hideous moustache. During the press conference, Lisa accuses Jimmy of having ties to the Nixon administration, and he counters by claiming to be "Deep Throat". There is another episode in which this is strongly implied (Jimmy claims that Bob Woodward owes him a favor). 159426 1997 NewsRadio: Public Domain, The T Episode #56. 10-28-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave tries to get Matthew rehired amidst chaos. Andrea hires a man to share Dave's Job, Jimmy brings a camera crew into the office to film a documentary, and Bill prepares for a new career as a singing political satirist a la Mark Russell. 159427 1997 NewsRadio: Pure Evil T VHS 646 Episode #59. 11-18-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave hatches a scheme of 'pure evil' to get his job as news director back, including approving Bill's obscenity laced imaginary conversations with the president. Lisa tries hard to do a good job as news director. Matthew lives in the office. 159428 1997 NewsRadio: Rap T SVD 950 Episode #40. 1-8-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Lisa is named "Cutest Reporter in New York" and everyone is envious. Bill is shocked to learn that rap music as actual lyrics. Decides to read on the McNeal Perspective his protest against rap. But his position quickly changes once Jimmy has rapper Chuck D drop by the station because Bill is a major suck up to celebrities. Lisa is asked to do some photos after being elected cutest reporter on New York. Photographer (Vincent Riotta). Embarrassed, Lisa finally agrees on it after receiving a lecture from Jimmy and invites Beth and Catherine to join her -- and they end up having a lot more fun at it than Lisa herself. 159429 1995 NewsRadio: Rat Funeral T Episode #10. 10-10-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Office is being set up with mousetraps, but the staff asks Dave to get rid of them in order to spare Mike, the office's rat mascot. At first disgusted with the idea of keeping a rodent around the office, Dave eventually agrees with them. Unfortunately he's got bad timing: while announcing that Mike would be spared, the mousetrap catches a rat, supposedly Mike. The staff is overly sentimental about the loss of a rat, and accuse Dave of being insensitive. But when several other rats start showing up at the office, everyone just wants to get on with their lives, while Dave finally feels saddened by the deaths. 159430 1997 NewsRadio: Real Deal, The T DVD -R HQ 1866 Episode #50. 5-7-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew] Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) When Bill and producer Lisa's new show 'The Real Deal' is on the verge of cancellation, they do everything in their power to recruit Jerry Seinfeld to appear. Matthew reveals that he's never gone 'all the way' before. 159431 1999 NewsRadio: Retirement (1) T Episode #96. 4-27-1999 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159432 1996 NewsRadio: Review T DVD -R 1804 Episode #30. 9-25-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Matthew quits when his Dilbert obsession interferes with his work. A poor magazine review of the station grates the entire staff. 159433 1997 NewsRadio: Rose Bowl T DVD -R 1568 Episode #43. 2-5-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WN] YX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) WNYX staffers evaluate their co-workers, leading to problems based on Matthew's belief that Bill is a God. Jimmy buys fake movie memorabilia, unaware that the sled from Citizen Kane was named 'Rosebud' not 'Rose Bowl'. Joe represents Jimmy in a lawsuit against the man who sold the items. 159434 1998 NewsRadio: Secret of Management, The T Episode #62. 1-1-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Bill hire's a gentleman's gentleman, Cadbury, to oversee his life. Mr. James teaches Lisa 'The Secret of Management'. Matthew feels left out when Bill doesn't congratulate him on being rehired. Matthew waves at the Today show window in opening credits. 159435 1998 NewsRadio: Security Door T Episode #67. 2-24-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave struggles vainly to get the staffers to properly use the recently installed security door. Bill enlists Lisa to do the negotiating when he's offered a job in a blue jean's commercial. 159436 1995 NewsRadio: Shrink, The T Episode #12. 11-7-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave tries to talk with his staff about what's bothering them, but no one feels like sharing their feelings. To make things even worse, Bill has bought a cubicle for his desk, isolating him from the rest of the office. Jimmy suggests Dave gets Dr. Frank (a famous psychologist well known by the staff) to give the employees some counseling. At first reluctant, Dave accepts Jimmy's idea after seeing how much everyone likes this Dr. Frank. Soon he finds out he was Lisa's professor in college and that they slept together, which causes a great deal of stress on him. When he confronts Dr. Frank, he feels a lot better and ends up serving as Dr. Frank's counselor for his sexual addiction problem. 159437 1998 NewsRadio: Sinking Ship T DVD -R 1661 Episode #75. 5-12-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Ultimate "what if" game. "What if WNYX was a big ocean liner called the Titanic?" 159438 1997 NewsRadio: Sleeping T DVD -R HQ 1865 Episode #49. 5-7-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Jimmy suffers a heart attack. His lawyer insists Jimmy stay in the break room while recovering from his coma. Lisa realizes she hasn't completed all her goals in life, and decides to have a baby. 159439 1995 NewsRadio: Smoking T Episode #3. 4-4-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave tries to get Bill to stop smoking due to a new law passed banning smoking in workplaces and agrees to give up on coffee himself to help his friend. They both go through abstinence crisis, and Bill ends up going to the hospital after sticking about 15 nicotine stickers on himself (a thoughtful gift from Dave). In the end, Dave converts the radio booth into Bill's own private smoking area. Meanwhile, Lisa is paranoiac that Joe might have seen her and Dave at the movies and fears having their secret relationship exposed. When confronted, Joe keeps telling Lisa he's not gay despite going to the movies with flamboyantly gay friend. 159440 1996 NewsRadio: Song Remains the Same, The T VHS 1311 Episode #21. 2-18-01996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Wall Street Journal reporter interviews Bill. Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) and Matthew compete for right to cover New Hampshire primary. Mr. James disrupts the office with early April Fools' Day practical jokes. 159441 1997 NewsRadio: Space T Episode #52. 5-21-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) NewsRadio in Outer Space. The year is 2228, humankind is nearly extinct and those who remain are constantly on the run from killer robots. Matthew dates an android. Dave and Lisa discuss moving in together after 159442 1998 NewsRadio: Spooky Rapping Crypt T Episode #85. 12-15-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159443 1996 NewsRadio: Station Sale T DVD -R 1575 Episode #18. 1-7-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Jimmy is searching for a bride, and while he's doing so he announces to the staff of WNYX that he's selling the station. Panic takes over the office, with everyone worrying about the future of their jobs. While Matthew starts a protest by handcuffing himself to a chair and Bill tries to save his ass by showing to the Robertson Corporation owner/CEO, Jimmy reveals to Dave that he's just doing that to open a communication channel with Jane Robertson. The news calms everybody down, until Jane makes an offer Jimmy just can't refuse. The staff desperately tries to convince him not to sell the station, and it's Beth who succeeds when she gives Jimmy all her money. Later he confesses to Dave those people are like family to him. 159444 1999 NewsRadio: Stinkbutt T Episode #86. 1-5-1999 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159445 1996 NewsRadio: Stocks T Episode #37. 12-11-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Matthew returns from a Japanese vacation bearing gifts, including a katana for Dave. Mr. James teaches Beth the intricacies of the stock market. 159446 1997 NewsRadio: Stupid Holiday Charity Talent Show T Episode #61. 12-16-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave unveils a previously hidden talent to compete in a charity talent show. If a WNYX staff member wins, Mr. James will re-hire Matthew. 159447 1997 NewsRadio: Super Karate Monkey Death Car T Episode #57. 11-4-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Andrea forces the staff to take lie detector tests. Lisa fears she will not pass the test due to her extensive criminal past. Jimmy has his book, which failed in the U.S., translated into Japanese then back into English. 159448 1995 NewsRadio: Sweeps Week T Episode #7. 5-9-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Dave is jealous that Lisa still keeps a healthy relationship with her ex-boyfriend and argues with her over it. Lisa tells Dave that she shouldn't have to cut someone out of her life just because she broke up with him and that he should do the same. So Dave calls his girlfriend from Wisconsin, who invites herself to spend a few days with him in NY. Turns out Dave never actually broke up with her, and now Lisa fears she might do something after Nancy threats her. After Dave finally gives closure to his relationship with Nancy, she makes public Dave and Lisa's secret relationship. Lucky them the office staff thinks Nancy is a total wackjob. Jimmy wants an on-air interview with a ‘financial visionary' who turns out to be a complete fraud. 159449 1999 NewsRadio: Towers T Episode #88. 2-2-1999 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159450 1996 NewsRadio: Trainer, The T Episode #39. 12-19-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) All of WNYX is up in arms when they discover Dave is actually a Canadian, not a mid-westerner. Bill joins a health club. Dave tries to teach Jimmy table manners for his upcoming dinner with the president. 159451 1997 NewsRadio: Twins T Episode #46. 2-12-1997 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Matthew's 'identical' twin brother visits. Most of WNYX's furniture is repossessed when the budget is drastically slashed to accommodate a staffer's secret raise. 159452 1999 NewsRadio: Wedding (2) T Episode #92. 3-2-1999 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159453 1998 NewsRadio: Who's the Boss? (1) T Episode #65. 1-20-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) After Bill pesters Lisa once again, Dave and Lisa hatch an evil plan to make Bill the boss to teach him a lesson. Bill's reign is eerily efficient. Joe goes on a sympathy strike to support another of Mr. James companies 159454 1998 NewsRadio: Who's the Boss? (2) T Episode #66. 2-3-1998 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Mr. James announces an election for station manager, which neither Dave nor Lisa want to win. Joe's dysfunctional brothers visit the station to plan a surprise party for their parents. Matthew runs for floor fire marshal. 159455 1999 NewsRadio: Wino (1) T Episode #91. 2-23-1999 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) 159456 1995 NewsRadio: Xmas Story T DVD -R 1570 Episode #17. 12-19-1995 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Matthew is upset when he realizes Mr. James gave everyone except him a new convertible for Christmas. Meanwhile Bill is stalked by a homicidal Santa Claus. Staff gives Jimmy an expensive gift. Paranoid Bill fears an evil Santa 159457 1996 NewsRadio: Zoso T Episode #22. 2-25-1996 Radio News Staff. News Director Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) of radio station WNYX NewsRadio. Anchor Bill McNeal (Phil Hartman). Reporter Matthew Brock (Andy Dick). Station Owner Jimmy James (Stephen Root). News Staff includes Lisa Miller (Maura Tierney) Bill enlists Joe and Matthew's support to try to convince his girlfriend that he's British. Beth tries to sell 'Fat Albert'-style hats to a department store. Lisa uses Mr. James negotiating tips to ask Dave for a raise. 159458 1980 Newsreel N OWN - H Faust, Irvin Editor. Manny (Speed) Firestone, independent writer married to an equally independent editor of a little magazine 159459 2004 Newsroom, The: America, America T DVD -R HQ 3314 Episode #15. 1-12-2004 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman Jim is hired away by a hot U.S. morning show in New York City where he bits off more than he can chew of the Big Apple and is soon escorted out of the country by authorities. He gets involved in a sex scandal with an under aged prostitute. Walcott's moronic interviews with luminaries like Naomi Klein and Noam Chomsky continue to confirm his thoroughly shallow nature. U.S. Anchor (Krista Sutton). 159460 2004 Newsroom, The: Anchors Away T DVD -R HQ 3471. DVD -R HQ 3483. Episode #19. 2-9-2004 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman TV Journalists. George's dream date. Karen dumbs herself down for sex. Jim's book deal. U.S. Anchor (Krista Sutton). 159461 1996 Newsroom, The: Bad Day, A T Episode #5. 11-18-1996 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman. News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) Insulting his colleagues is bad enough, but when George hits on a female guest, she walks off the show. Arts and Entertainment Reporter Bill (Bill Casselman). 159462 2005 Newsroom, The: Baghdad Bound T Episode #26. 2-14-2005 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman TV Journalists. George fails a job evaluation. A veteran newsroom employee dies. Editor (Shawn Goldberg). 159463 2004 Newsroom, The: British Accent, The T DVD -R HQ 3795. DVD -R HQ 3889 (TiVo Title Error: The Second Coming) Episode TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman George secretly cancels his trip. 159464 1997 Newsroom, The: Campaign, The T Episode #13. 3-31-1997 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman. News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) Anchorman Jim decides to run for political office, but he makes the further mistake of letting George and other newsroom staffers run his campaign. Arts and Entertainment Reporter Bill (Bill Casselman). 159465 2004 Newsroom, The: Death 1, George 0 T DVD -R HQ 3337 Episode #16. 1-19-2004. TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman TV Journalists. George fails a job evaluation. A veteran newsroom employee dies. 159466 1996 Newsroom, The: Deeper, Deeper T Episode #3. 11-4-1996 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman. News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) Everyone is in fear of their jobs after the network announces budget cuts. George promises to fight the brass on their behalf, but the only one he actually fights to save is his own. Arts and Entertainment Reporter Bill (Bill Casselman). George's Assistant Sandra (Kay Valley). Jim's Agent Stan Kozack (David Husband). 159467 2005 Newsroom, The: Dial "G" for Gristle T Episode #28. 2-28-2005 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman 159468 1996 Newsroom, The: Dinner at Eight T Episode #2. 10-28-1996 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman. News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) When it is decided to hire a new co-anchor, Jim feels his job is in jeopardy. 159469 1997 Newsroom, The: Dis & Dat T Episode #7. 2-10-1997 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman. News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) After George asks the young woman sitting outside his boss's office to get him coffee, Graham introduces her. She is Gillian Sorros , the new head of regional programming. She arrives with some strong ideas about George and his news department. 159470 2004 Newsroom, The: Enormous Waste of Time, An T DVD -R HQ 3441. DVD -R HQ 4171. (TiVo label: Anchors Away wrong episode) Episode #18. 2-2-2004 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) Sniper kills again. Dog dies in the office. Power lunch goes awry. George regrets using the handicapped washroom. 159471 2002 Newsroom, The: Escape From the Newsroom T Special. 10-28-2002 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman. News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) Jim Walcott has awakened from his two-year coma and is ready to return to the news anchor chair, much to the chagrin of Diane Gordon (Leah Pinsent), the new Anchor. George has his hands full working around the movie being shot in the building starring Brad Pitt & Nicole Kidman. When George feels that the executives in the tower are plotting against him he asks his assistant to borrow some of the Chairman's mail. George's Assistant (Reagan Pasternak). Third A.D. (Vic Sahay). First A.D. (Shawn Thompson). Producer (Tony Nardi). Executive #1 (Douglas Bell). Executive #2 (Johanna Schneller). Writer (Simon Reynolds). 159472 2004 Newsroom, The: Fifty, The T DVD -R HQ 3619 (Mislabeled at 3616 on disc) Episode #22. 3-8-2004 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman TV Journalists. George and Alex fight over finding money, which results in Alex losing his job. 159473 1996 Newsroom, The: Kevorkian Joke, The T Episode #4. 11-11-1996 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman. News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) When a failing screenwriter decides to commit suicide, George turns his videotaped attempt into a five-part ratings winner. Then his new video star starts to have second thoughts. Arts and Entertainment Reporter Bill (Bill Casselman). 159474 2005 Newsroom, The: Latent Homosexual Tendencies T Episode #30. 3-21-2005 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman 159475 2005 Newsroom, The: Learning To Fly T Episode #31. 3-28-2005 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman 159476 2005 Newsroom, The: Lolita T Episode #29. 3-7-2005 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman 159477 1997 Newsroom, The: Meltdown (1) T Episode #10. 3-3-1997 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman. News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) A visit by director David Cronenberg (Himself) is eclipsed by the shocking prospect of a possible meltdown at a nearby nuclear reactor. 159478 1997 Newsroom, The: Meltdown (2) T Episode #11. 3-17-1997 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman. News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) As the news staff at the station panics, George interview nuclear experts and tries to figure out how to make them entertaining on TV. 159479 1997 Newsroom, The: Meltdown (3) T Episode #12. 3-24-1997 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman. News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) George finally becomes so obsessed with the threat to his own life that he can no longer handle reporting on the state of emergency. Arts and Entertainment Reporter Bill (Bill Casselman). 159480 2004 Newsroom, The: Never Read Symptoms T DVD -R HQ 3577 Episode #21. 3-1-2004 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman TV Journalists. George escapes jury duty in an animal rights case. 159481 2005 Newsroom, The: One Dumb Idea T Episode #27. 2-21-2005 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman 159482 2004 Newsroom, The: One of Us T DVD -R HQ 3519 Episode #20. 2-16-2004 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman TV Journalists. George hires a temp hopping that connections will pay off. 159483 1997 Newsroom, The: Parking T Episode #9. 2-24-1997 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman. News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) George is driven to the edge of paranoia by a strange voice-mail message, the abduction of his couch and the search for an indoor parking space. George Findlay is the station's arrogant, insensitive, disturbed and forever constipated executive producer. 159484 1996 Newsroom, The: Petty Tyranny T Episode #6. 11-25-1996 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman. News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) George is obsessed with finding a bran muffin, but ends up in the middle of a fight with the cafeteria manager instead. The newsroom is excited to learn that Cynthia Dale (Herself) will be spending two weeks with them until George manages to offend her several times. 159485 2004 Newsroom, The: Pushy Money Grubbing Cosmopolitan Racist T DVD -R HQ 4103 Episode #17. 1-26-2004. TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) Sniper kills again. Dog dies in the office. Power lunch goes awry. George regrets using the handicapped washroom. 159486 2004 Newsroom, The: Reality Strikes T DVD -R HQ 3763 (Mislabeled by Tivo as "Say Cheese." Episode #24. 3-22-2004 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman TV Journalists. Film crew invades the newsroom, making George anxious." The following documentary was shot over a four week period inside a network newsroom." 159487 2004 Newsroom, The: Say Cheese T Episode. TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman George tries to sell an idea for a cheese commercial. Jim develops a form of anorexia nervosa. 159488 2004 Newsroom, The: Second Coming, The T Episode #25. 3-29-2004 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman TV Journalists. Alex attempts suicide after being dumped by his girlfriend. 159489 2004 Newsroom, The: Slow Leak T DVD -R HQ 3651 Episode #23. 3-15-2004. TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman TV Journalists. George's jealousy gets him arrested. 159490 1997 Newsroom, The: Unity T Episode #8. 2-17-1997 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman. News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) Female guest discussing the issue of Canadian unity is attracted to Jim, apparently impressed by his incredible ignorance. 159491 1996 Newsroom, The: Walking Shoe Incident, The T Episode #1. 10-21-1996. Canadian Series. 10-21-1996 to 3-21-2005 TV News Staff. Comedy at the CBC Toronto newsroom and focusing on the oily news director, George Findlay (Ken Finkleman). Audrey (Tanya Allen) is the long-suffering intern. Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan) is the thick-headed anchorman. News producers Mark (Mark Farrell), Jerry ( Jeremy Hotz), with Jerry being replaced by Karen (Karen Hines). Ronnie Sandhu (Pamela Sinha), is a reporter replaced by David Huband as an obnoxious weather man. Sidney (Julie Khaner). Shelley (Nancy Beatty) Findlay goes about the daily task of producing the news. Death taunts him at every turn. Karen discovers that even though she is named one of the Top Ten Women in the News Who Make a Difference, it makes no difference. She still finds herself meeting men in bars, dumbing herself down for charmless personal trainers and mechanical experts. Alex (Jodi Racicot) is forced to buy his job back from George for $50. A good lie means a good story Matt (Matt Watts) finds himself drawn into George's intrigues over women and terrorist suspects. Clair (Holly Lewis) discovers her real job is covering for her self-serving boss. In opening: George interviews people for a job as his personal assistant. 159492 1952 Newsstand Theatre T Series Press 159493 1948 Newsweek Views the News DT Original name: Newsweek Analysis Magazine. Members of the board of editors of Newsweek magazine discuss views/interview guests. Ernest K. Lindley moderated 159494 1990 Newsworthy Affair, A NR Camp, Delayne Harlequin Temptation #289 Journalist 159495 1983 Newton's Apple DT Series 1983-1998 Field Reporter-Co-Host Peggy Knapp. Hosts David Heil, Ira Flatow, Dave Huddleston, SuChin Pak, Brian Hackney, Eileen Galindo. 159496 2007 Next M News Media. Las Vegas magician can see into the future and is pursued by FBI agents seeking to use his abilities to prevent a nuclear terrorist attack. 159497 2006 Next Best Thing N Long, Sarah Editor Lydia of London’s glossiest magazine knows exactly what she wants from life: a glittering career, a husband with a large income and a stately home. Her fiancé, The Banker, has a lucrative job and a whole page to himself in Burke’s Landed Gentry, but it’s just possible that he wants more out of life than that. So when he and Jane meet, all four of them are in for a bit of a shock. At 35, Jane, a freelance translator, realizes something rather disturbing. She thought she had her life perfectly balanced: working from home allows her to be financially independent, spend time with her daughter and escape office politics. But somehow, instead of combining a glamorous career with parenting, she’s combining falling asleep over her laptop with putting in another load of washing. For Jane’s partner, Travel Writer Will, things are working out just right. The fact that Jane takes care of the housework while bringing in an income means he can indulge his politically correct objections to employing a cleaner. And converting the best part of their house into a “galleria” for himself, his books and his all-important thoughts, suits him down to the ground. 159498 2002 Next Big Thing, The M Art Critic Kate Crowley (Connie Britton), influential art critic 159499 1928 Next Chapter, The NSF MLPL Maurois, Andre Journalist Joseph Smack 159500 1917 Next Door to Nancy M AFI-Authors Writer 159501 2007 Next Food Network Star, The: Bon Appetit Challenge T Episode. 6-10-2007 Magazine. Bon Appetit Magazine will feature on contestant's recipe. 159502 2007 Next Food Network Star, The: Meet the Press T DVD -R HQ 8729 Episode. 7-15-2007 Public Relations Practitioners for Food Network meet the three finalists. The finalists appear on a radio show promoting The Next Food Network Star program. Then all three do a segment on Talk-Show Host-Food Network Star Rachel Ray's talk show. 159503 1976 Next Man, The M U.N. Reporter (Jack Davidson). U.N. Reporter (Thomas Ruisinger). U.N. Reporter (Camille Yarbrough). U.N. Reporter (Ed Setrakian). TV Interviewer (Holland Taylor). Press Room Reporter (Robert Levine). Press Room Reporter (William Mooney). Press Room Reporter (Robert Levine). Press Room Reporter (William Mooney). 159504 1977 Next of Kin N Dewlen, Al Newsman Vic writes an editorial about the heroic death of his son in Vietnam. Receives a letter ridiculing him. Vic sets out to find and kill the author, who signs himself "Gloat." Texas, 1960s. 159505 1989 Next of Kin M TV Reporter (Timothy Patrick Quill). 159506 2005 Next of Kin N Reeves, Ami Elizabeth Reporter Bobbie Lou Voight turns up dead during Delight-Arkansas's chicken cook-off. Voight had been snooping into a woman's past -- the sister of a marathoner. Could the pregnant woman have wielded the lethal weapon? What about the beauty queen cheated out of the Miss Arkansas crown years ago by the deceased? Even local restaurateur R.D. Blackwell is under suspicion, what with those regular cash payments he'd been making to Bobbie Lou. 159507 2001 Next Stop Paradise N Civil-Brown, Sue TV Journalist Derek Diche. Burned out on reporting wars and disasters, Diche arrives in Paradise Beach determined to debunk a mysterious phenomenon. No real magic in the world and he's going to prove it. Diche is the host of a well-known mystery-debunking TV show. Sets out to examine phenomenon by himself and buts heads with fiery female officer. 159508 1998 Next Stop Wonderland M DVD -R HQ 3364, 3365 TV Anchor (Paula Lyons). Arizona Reporter (Renita Whited). Field Reporter (Arnie Reisman). Society Photographer (Todd Robinson). 159509 1938 Next Time I Marry M SVD 1497 News Media. Reporter Davis (Frank O'Connor). Reporter (Jack Albertson). Reporter (Ned Glass). Fat Reporter (Grace Hayle). Reporter (Ivan Miller). Reporter (Bert Moorhouse). Reporter (Steve Pendleton). Reporter in Reno (James Robbins). 159510 1895 Next Time, The SS OWN - P James, Henry In "Henry James: Fifteen Short Stories." Magazine Owner of the magazine Bousefield, which Ray Limbert edited briefly. Minnie Meadows, a lady humorist whose popular works contrast with Limbert's serious writing. Bousefield prefers her writing. Pat Moyle, a political correspondent whose works compete with Limbert's literary works in a journal. 159511 1936 Next Time, We Love (aka Next Time We Love) M SV 176 Parrott, Ursula (Story -- "Say Goodbye Again"). Melville Baker (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Christopher Tyler (James Stewart) is an ambitious $25-a-week reporter who is making a name for himself at his paper and decides to marry his girlfriend. Editor Frank Carteret (Robert McWade). City Editor (Don Roberts). Assignment to Rome causes havoc with his marriage to the actress. Dies of incurable disease in China reuniting with his wife before his death. "I wonder what it is they do to newspapermen to make them work so hard. Maybe they hypnotize them." Reporter (Paddy O'Flynn). 159512 1993 Next Victim, The N Sanders, William Freelance Journalist Taggert (Tag) Roper from Tulsa delves into the life of a recently murdered local prostitute and follows a trail that leads him to the estate of a rich and famous TV evangelist. She does informal investigating to keep himself in liquor and his dog in kibble. The same afternoon that he gets a rejection slip for his literary western novel, a college student asks him to look into the affairs of her murdered mother. Roper figures the mother, a prostitute, had a blackmail scheme going and he's right -- it turns out the student's father is the famous televangelist. But he can find no indication of blackmail. Two friends, a newspaperwoman Rita Ninekiller and a cop help him out. 159513 1950 Next Voice You Hear..., The M DVD -R HQ 8327, 8326 Radio News Broadcaster (Chet Huntley - Voice). Radio Announcer (Louis Merrill - Voice). 159514 2002 Next@CNN DT CNN Anchor-Host Daniel Sieberg (2002-2005). CNN Anchor Sharon Collins (2003). CNN Reporters-Contributors Miles O'Brien (2002-2005), Kathleen Koch (2002-), John Zarella (2002-), Gary Strieker (2002-). 159515 2005 Nexus Archives Volume 1 NSF Baron, Mike. Steve Rude (Illustrated) Reporter Sundra Peale hopes to find out about a man called Nexus who is Horatio Hellpop in 2841, a godlike figure who acts as judge, jury and executioner for the vile criminals who appear in his dreams. He claims to kill in self-defense, but why? Where do the visions come from, and where did he get his powers? Though a hero to many, does he have any real moral code? These are but some of the questions that reporter Sundra Peale hopes to have answered. On the distant moon of Ylum, Nexus is plagued by his nightmares. In the present day, reporter/spy Sundra Peale comes to write a story about Nexus, now a godlike but mysterious celebrity, and ends up helping him liberate thousands of decapitated, telepathic heads, collected by a slaver to power his plans of domination. 159516 1989 Nexus, The N OWN - P McQuay, Mike Reporter Denny Stiller, cynical reporter on the trail of a truly remarkable story 159517 1977 NFL '77-'86/Live DT Series. 9-2-1977. NBC Sportscaster-Hosts Bryant Gumbel (1977-1981), Larry Merchant (1977-1978), Lee Leonard (1977), Pete Axthelm (1979-1985), Len Berman (1982-1983), Dave Marash (1983), Bill Macatee (1983-1984), Don Criqui (1984), Bob Costas (1984-1992), John Brodie (1984). Ahmad Rashad (1983, 1985-1988, 1994), Larry King (1985), Frank Deford (1986), Paul Maguire (1986-1987), Bob Trumpy (1987), Jimmy Cefalo (1987), Gayle Gardner (1988),O.J. Simpson (1989-1993), Ralph Wiley (1989), Bobby Beathard (1989). Will McDonough (1990), Bill Parcells (1991-1992), Joe Gibbs (1993-), Mike Ditka (1993-), Jim Lampley (1993), Greg Gumbel (1994-), Jim Gray (1994-), Hannah Storm (1994-), Joe Mantana (1995). 159518 1947 NFL (1947-1955) DT Series. 10-4-1947 to 12-11-1955. NBC, ABC, DuMont, ABC Sportscasters-Announcers Bob Stanton (1947), Arthur Daly (1947), Red Grance (1949, 1952, 1954), Joe Hasel (1949), Harry Wismer (1949, 1952-1954), Jim Gibbons (1949, 1954), Bill Stern (1953-1954), Bill Fay (1954), Bill Malone (1954), Chris Schenkel (1954). 159519 1956 NFL (CBS and Fox) DT Series. 9-9-1956. CBS, NBC, CBS. Sportscasters-Announcers Red Grange (1956-1957), Jim Gibbons (1956-1958), Ed Gallaher (1958), Chris Schenkel (1956-1960) Lindsey Nelson (1960-1961, 1966-1981), Frankie Albert (1960-1961), Pat Summerall (1961-), Ray Scott (1959-1972), Jack Buck (1968-1987) Tom Brookshier (1965-1986), Frank Glieber (1968-1984), Don Criqui (1968-1978), Jack Whitaker (1968-1970), Frank Gifford (1968-1969), Paul Christman (1968-1969), Jack Drees (1968), George Connor (1968), Chuck Thompson (1968), Lenny More (1968). Eddie LeBaron (1968), John Sauer (1968), Irv Cross (1972-1973, 1980-1981,1990-1991), Jim Morse (1972), Alex Hawkins (1972-1977), Gary Bender (1974-1980, 1986), Jane Chastain (1974), Al Michaels (1975), Sonny Jurgenson (175), Hank Stram (1975, 1980-1986), Vin Scully (1975-1981), Nick Buoniconti (1976-1979), George Allen (1978-1981), John Madden (1979), Curt Gowdy (1979-1980), Roger Staubach (1980-1983), Johnny Morris (1981-1982, 1986), "Mean" Joe Greene (1982), Wayne Walker (1982-1983, 1986). Jim Kelly (1982), John Dockery (1982, 1985), Dick Stockton (1982-1984, 1986), Dick Veermeil (1983-), Charlie Waters (1983), Analyst Drew Pearson (1983-1984), Terry Bradhsaw (1984-1989), Verne Lundquist (1984). 159520 1985 NFL (CBS and Fox) DT Series. 9-9-1956. CBS Sportscasters-Announcers Dan Dierdorf (1985, 1986), Jean Fuett (1985), Jim Hill (1985), Taim Brant (1987-1988), Ken Stabler (1987-1988), Joe Theisman (1987-1988), Jim Lampley (1987), Merlin Olsen (1991), Brad Nessler (1990-1991), Gary Bender (1990-1991). Jim Henderson (1990-), Sean McDonough (1991-), Jim Nantz (1991-1994), Joe Buck (1994-), Kenny Albert (1994-), Thom Brennaman (1994-), Matt Millen (1995-). Sports Announcers Phyllis George, Greg Gumbel, Dan Marino, Brent Musburger, Jim Nantz. Announcers Fred Melamed, Phil Simms. Hosts Irv Cross, Boomer Esiason. 1994 Sideline Reporters Jill Arriington, Rick Cellini, Steve Doocy, Chris Myers, Don Tollefson, Jeanne Zelasko. Commentator Steve Buckhantz. 159521 1970 NFL (NBC) DT Series. 9-20-1970. NBC Sportscasters-Announcers Charlie Jones (1970-1989), Paul Maguire (1971-1979, 1992-), Curt Gowdy (1971-1978), Al DeRogatis (1971), Jim Simpson (1971), Kyle Rote (1971), Tim Ryan (1975-1976), Lee Leonard (1976), Len Dawson (1975-1976). Jimmy Johnson (1977), Andy Russell (1977), Don Criqui (1979-1992), Bob Costas (1980-1983), Ahmad Rashad (1983), Bob Trumpy (1983-1984, 1988-), Bob Griese (1983), Harvey Martin (1984), Merlin Olsen (1985-1989), Dick Enberg (1985-), Jimmy Cefalo (1985-1988) Paul Zimmerman (1985-), Bill Walsh (1989-19910, Marv Albert (1977-1978, 1983, 1988, 1994), Joe Namath (1988), Todd Christensen (1990), Chris Collingworth (1990, 1995), Jim Laslavic (1990), Jim Lampley (1992-), Pat McGuire (1995-). 159522 1969 NFL Action DT Series. 5-18-1969 to 3-12-1972. CBS Sportscaster-Hosts Pat Summerall (1969), John Facenda (1970, 1972). 159523 1964 NFL Countdown to Kickoff DT Series. 9-12-1964 to 12-3-1966. CBS Sportscaster-Hosts Tom Harmon (1964-1965), Frank Gifford (1966). 159524 1970 NFL Monday Night Football DT Series 1970 TV Sportscasters Howard Cosell (1970-1983), Keith Jackson (1970). Al Michaels (1986-2005). Commentator John Madden (2002-2005), Frank Gifford (1971-2005). Color Commentator Dennis Miller (2000-2002). Sideline Reporters Melissa Stark (2000-2003), Lisa Guerrero (2003). Hosts Chris Berman (1996), Lesley Visser (1998-1999), Eric Dickerson (2000). S 159525 1994 NFL Sunday DT Series. 9-9-1994. Fox Hosts Jim Brown, Terry Bradshaw, Howie Long, Jimmy Johnson (1994-1995). 159526 1970 NFL Today DT Series. 10-4-1970 to 1-23-1994 Hosts Carole Howey (1970), Elinor Kaine (1971), Jack Whitaker (1971-1975), Pat Summerall (1971-1972), Brent Musburger (1974-1989), Irv Cross (1975-1989), Phyllis George (1975-1977, 1980-1984), Lee Leonard (1975), Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder (1976-1987). Jayne Kennedy (1978-1979), Charlsie Cantey (1983), Wil McDonough (1986-1989), Dick Butkus (1988-1989), Greg Gumbel(1990-1993), Terry Bradshaw (1990-1993), Pat O'Brien (1990), Lesley Visser (1990), James Brown (1993), Jim Gray (1993). 159527 1977 Ngaio Marsh's Opening Night MT New Zealand. Photographer (Barry Woods). 159528 1998 Ngon na ma dak lin na MF Hong Kong Editor (Leslie Cheung). Assistant Editor (Anita Yuen). 159529 1957 NHL Game of the Week DT Series. 1-5-1957. CBS, NBC, Fox. Sportscaster-Announcers: Fred Cusick (1957-1960), Bud Palmer (1957-1959), Bryan McFarlane (1960, 1973-1975), Jim Gordon (1968, 1971-1972), Stu Nahan (1968), Dan Kelly (1969-1972), Bill Mazer (1969-1970), Bobby Hull (1969), Tim Ryan (1973-1975). Ted Lindsay (1973-1975), Ronnie Schell ("Peter Puck" voice 1974), James Brown (1995-), Dave Maloney (1996), Mike Emrick (1996), John Davidson (1996). 159530 2003 NHL Ice Hockey G Ice Hockey. Series 2003- Commentator, Colour (Craig Simpson). Play-by-Play Announcer (Jim Hughson). 159531 2006 NHL on NBC DT Sports Commentators Bill Clement, Ray Ferraro, Eddie Olczyk. 159532 2003 NHL on TSN DT Series 2003 - Hockey Commentator, Colour Pierre McGuire (2003). Play by Play Commentator David Randorf. Play by Play Announcer Chris Cuthbert (205). 159533 2004 NHL Rivals 2004 G Xbox Live Play Video Game Sports Reporter Dick Fain joins the New York Rangers award-winning broadcast team of Sam Rosen and John Davidson who give commentary while Fain does the rink-side reporting. 159534 1969 Ni ljuger MF TV Reporter (Bo Holmstrom) 159535 2002 Ni pour, ni contre (bien au contraire) (aka Not for or Against) MF France French TV Camerawoman Caty (Marie Gillain), who has always been career-oriented, becomes involved with a group of petty criminals and takes an unwise liking to their enigmatic but charismatic leader. He convinces her to accompany him on a heist to film his exploits. After the adrenaline rush of that adventure, Caty allows herself to be drawn into a more serious association with the leader’s gang -- with disastrous results. The gang lives hand-to-mouth until the day the leader plans a daring bank robbery. Although other gang members feel out of their league, the leader persuades them to take part and Caty finds herself in a hellish world of betrayal, violence and murder. 159536 1980 Niagara N OWN - H Taylor, Robert Lewis Reporter William Morrison III becomes a reporter for his uncle's New York City newspaper in the 1850s and is sent to the growing resort town of Niagara Falls to cover the escapades of the rich who vacation there. Encounters a wide variety of stuntmen and zanies who are attempting to run the rapids or cross the falls on tightropes and he also meets a several delectable young women. Eventually leaves France to study winemaking, but ends up back at the Falls. 159537 1997 Niamh and the Angels M Ireland. Short film. Photographer (Jack Arrow). 159538 2006 Niania TF Poland. Paparazzi (Wojciech Wysocki). Polish version of American TV Series "The Nanny". 159539 2006 Niania: Strajk TF Poland. Episode #32. 9-16-2006 Photographer (Mateusz Grydlik). 159540 2002 Nibelungen - Dieter Eppler erinnert sich, Die DF Germany - Short Interviewer Uwe Huber. 159541 1998 Nice NM Sacks, Jen Magazine Editor Grace from New York is 30 years old and can't say no to any man who asks her out or who asks to sleep with her. Because she is so nice, she'd rather kill a man than hurt his feelings by indicating she doesn't want to see him anymore. Complicating her life is a Russian hit man with 25 years of experience. He overhears her while testing out new eavesdropping equipment and helps her dispose of a body. They begin dating -- the nice girl who discovers murder is the only way out of a dead-end relationship and the killer. 159542 1965 Nice Day for Screaming, A SSF MLPL Schmitz, James H. In "And Other Tales of the Hub." TV Newscaster. One day in the life of interstellar Adacee newscaster Keith Deboll assigned to cover a Space Three dive by Navy scientists. 159543 1981 Nice Dreams M Chinatown Photographer (Sally Julian). 159544 1997 Nicest Guy in America, The N Benson, Angela Magazine Writer Kimberla Washington for a top women's magazine is assigned a contest to find the perfect man. Knows from experience he doesn't exist. But the man who wins the contest just might change her mind. So her next assignment is to date him. She's nervous and wary. 159545 1998 Nicholas' Gift MT Woman Journalist (Carla Fioravanti). Reporter #1 (Stefano Viali). Reporter #2 (Adriano Giammanco). TV Reporter (Alberto Gimignani). 159546 1975 Nicholson At Large N MLPL Just, Ward Journalist Nick Nicolson is thinking of leaving journalism for a government job. Set in Washington D.C. in the 1970s. 159547 1999 Nicht ohne meine Eltern MTF Journalist (Bernhard Topper) 159548 1999 Nichts als die Wahrheit MF News Media. Reporter 1 (Rainer Winkelvoss). Reporter 2 (Andreina de Martin). Reporter 3 (Karl Ernst Horbol). (Reporter Pressekonferenz (Luc Feit). Interviewerin (Nicola Edler-Golla). 159549 1992 Nick & Eddy in Trouble (aka Nick and Eddy in Trouble) M Ness Reporter Nick (Michael Thomas) and Photographer Eddy (Robert Allan Gray), two friends, get into trouble in Central America when they attempt to link the CIA with a right-wing terrorist group. 159550 1972 Nick Adams Stories, The SS Hemingway, Ernest. Short Stories were mostly written in the 1920s and 1930s for magazines. Most of the stories were collected in a 1972 book, “The Nick Adams Stories.” Aspiring Journalist-Writer Nick Adams is the protagonist of more than a dozen Hemingway short stories written in the 1920s and 1930s. They are stories of initiation and adolescence. Taken as a whole, they chronicle a young man’s coming of age in a series of linked episodes. The character is partly inspired by Hemingway’s experiences, from his summers in Northern Michigan to his service in the Red Cross ambulance corps in World War I. The stories are grouped according to major themes in Adams’ life. 159551 2001 Nick and Nora, Sid and Nancy: T Episode. 10-30-2001 School Newspaper. Rory missed picking story of her choice. Left with covering re-pacing of the school parking lot. Yet another of Paris' sneaky plots to make Rory miserable but to Paris' astonishment, Rory confront her and explains that whatever crappy assignment Paris gives her, she'll make it the best story ever, and she's not going to back down or quit. At next newspaper meeting, the teacher announces that Rory's article on the school parking lot was very touching and she should be given an assignment with more depth to it. Paris gives Rory a new story, a profile on teacher voted most popular last year. Happens to be Max Medina (Scott Cohen). Rory is taken aback, but accepts. She goes to see Max Medina for interview. Start interview at Chilton, and mid-way she stops to tell him she really wanted him as a stepfather. He tells her he wanted to be her stepfather, too. 159552 2005 Nick Cannon Presents: Wild 'N Out: Christina Milian T Episode #1. Reporter (Lanre Idewu). 159553 2002 Nick Cannon Show, The: Nick Takes Over Music T Episode #5. 2-9-2002 Anchorwoman (Barbara Scolaro). 159554 1943 Nick Carter, Master Detective (aka The Return of Nick Carter): R LP 619 Episodes. Series 4-11-1943 to 9-25-1955. 722 episodes. Mutual Network. Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. Nick Carter first appeared as a 19th century detective and adventurer in Street and Smith's New York Weekly dime novel on Sept. 18, 1886: The Old Detective's Pupil; or, The Mysterious Crime of Madison Square." He was young, strong, dedicated to clean living, confident, a master of disguise. Accompanied by loyal partners-in-arms, Patsy, originally Patrick Garvan, a newsboy or bootblack and Newspaperman Scrubby. It was on the radio show that Nick Carter, Master Detective made his mark. One of the first hit detective radio shows. Patsy became a female secretary. An urgent knocking on Nick's office door. Patsy: "What's the matter? What is it?" A male voice says, "Another case for Nick Cater, Master Detective." 159555 1943 Nick Carter: 30 Fathom Crime, The R Episode #24. 9-20-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159556 1948 Nick Carter: Absence Clue, The R NCCDR Episode. 3-7-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Cater would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159557 1944 Nick Carter: Accidental Bullet (6 Parts) R Episodes #94 to #99. 6-13-1944 to6-20-1944. Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Cater would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159558 1972 Nick Carter: Adventures of Nick Carter, The T Series Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159559 1945 Nick Carter: Ambassador of Death R Episode #206. 10-21-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159560 1943 Nick Carter: Angle On Murder, An R Episode #29. 10-25-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159561 1944 Nick Carter: Babies For Sale (9 Parts) R Episodes #54 to #62. 4-17-1944 to 4-27-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159562 1947 Nick Carter: Barefoot Banker R NCCDR Episode. 11-23-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159563 1947 Nick Carter: Bearded Queen R NCCDR Episode Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159564 1944 Nick Carter: Black Rose Murders R Episode #159. 11-26-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159565 1946 Nick Carter: Body in the Ice, The R Episode #220. 1-27-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159566 1943 Nick Carter: Body On the Slab R Episode #30. 11-3-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159567 1947 Nick Carter: Bull and Bear R NCCDR Episode Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159568 1947 Nick Carter: Careless Window Washers R NCCDR Episode Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159569 1943 Nick Carter: Carnival of Death R Episode #19. 8-16-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159570 1955 Nick Carter: Case of Baron Leopold, The R Episode #699. 4-17-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159571 1949 Nick Carter: Case of Death in the Dark, The R Episode #387. 4-10-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159572 1946 Nick Carter: Case of Jezebel's Jewels, The R Episode #218. 1-13-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159573 1955 Nick Carter: Case of Lupo Moreno, The R Episode #698. 4-10-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159574 1955 Nick Carter: Case of Madame Yaznik, The R Episode #713. 7-24-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159575 1955 Nick Carter: Case of Marty Jones, The R Episode #697. 4-3-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159576 1954 Nick Carter: Case of Murder by Reflection, The R Episode #676. 11-7-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159577 1955 Nick Carter: Case of Ruby Thompson, The R Episode #710. 7-3-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159578 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the 22 Papers, The R Episode #326. 2-8-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159579 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the 500 Suspects, The R Episode #519. 10-21-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159580 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the 500 Witnesses, The R Episode #371. 12-19-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159581 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Absent Clue, The R Episode #330. 3-7-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159582 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Accusing Blood, The R Episode #653. 5-23-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159583 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Anonymous Corpse, The R Episode #585. 1-25-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159584 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Asphyxiated Cat, The R Episode #256. 10-6-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159585 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Auction Murder, The R Episode #645. 3-28-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159586 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Avenging Dead, The R Episode #266. 12-15-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159587 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Baby-Faced Killer, The R Episode #646. 4-4-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159588 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Bad Samaritan, The R Episode #376. 1-23-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159589 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Bad-Tempered Twin, The R Episode #663. 8-1-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159590 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Baffled Bride, The R Episode #507. 7-29-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159591 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Baffling Bell, The R Episode #521. 11-4-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159592 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Baffling Bullets, The R Episode #472. 11-25-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159593 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Barefoot Banker, The R Episode #315. 11-23-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159594 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Bearded Queen R Episode #304. 9-7-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159595 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Beautiful Brunette, The R Episode #244. 7-16-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159596 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Beautiful Corpse, The R Episode #552. 6-8-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159597 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Beggar's League, The R Episode #437. 3-26-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159598 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Bewildered Beauty, The R Episode #482. 2-4-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159599 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Big Key, The R Episode #439. 4-9-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159600 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Black Key, The R Episode #243. 7-9-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159601 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Black-Magic Murder, The R Episode #336. 4-18-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159602 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Blackbeard's Map, The R Episode #349. 7-18-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159603 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Blazing Diamonds, The R Episode #580. 12-21-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159604 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Bleeding Bobolink, The R Episode #197. 8-19-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159605 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Blind Witness, The R Episode #377. 1-30-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159606 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Blindman's Bluff, The R Episode #518. 10-14-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159607 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Bloodstained Alibi, The R Episode #369. 12-05-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159608 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Bloodstained Alibi, The R Episode #539. 3-9-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159609 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Blue Madonna, The R Episode #548. 5-11-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159610 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Blue Mink R Episode #253. 9-15-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159611 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Blue Orchid, The R Episode #661. 7-18-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159612 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Blue Paper Heart, The R Episode #222. 2-10-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159613 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Bobby Sox Racketeer, The R Episode #307. 9-28-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159614 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Body in the Well, The R Episode #596. 4-12-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159615 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Bootleg Dog, The R Episode #530. 1-6-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159616 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Bootleg Ivory Hunter, The R Episode #695. 3-20-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159617 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Borrowed Timers, The R Episode #527. 12-16-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159618 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Boss's Secretary, The R Episode #234. 5-7-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159619 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Box of Rouge, The R Episode #574. 11-9-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159620 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Boy Who Got Lost, The R Episode #329. 2-29-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159621 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Brick Oven Corpse, The R Episode #399. 7-3-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159622 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Broken Glasses, The R Episode #461. 9-10-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159623 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Bronze Dragon, The R Episode #384. 3-20-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159624 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Browbeaten Brain, The R Episode #515. 9-23-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159625 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Bull and the Bear, The R Episode #363. 10-24-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159626 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Candidate's Corpse, The R NCCDR Episode #359. 9-26-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159627 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Careful Killer, The R Episode #416. 10-30-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159628 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Careful Killer, The R Episode #468. 10-29-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159629 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Careless Employees, The R Episode #273. 2-2-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159630 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Caribbean Cruise, The R Episode #564. 8-31-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159631 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Cautious Colonel, The R Episode #540. 3-16-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159632 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Champlain-Twelve, The R Episode #537. 2-24-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159633 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Charlie Mahoney, The R Episode #678. 11-21-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159634 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Chemical Chickens, The R Episode #283. 4-13-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159635 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Chinese Motto Murder, The R Episode #429. 1-19-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159636 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Circus Fire, The R Episode #700. 4-24-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159637 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Circus Killer, The R Episode #227. 3-19-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159638 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Classical Clue, The R Episode #325. 2-1-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159639 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Clever Old Lady, The R Episode #629. 12-6-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159640 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Clue Called X, The R Episode #366. 11-14-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159641 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Clumsy Forgeries, The R Episode #239. 6-11-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159642 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Coffee Killers, The R Episode #395. 6-5-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159643 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Colossal Cave Murders, The R Episode #275. 2-16-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159644 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Columbus Log, The R Episode #414. 10-16-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159645 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Come-Back Kid, The R Episode #633. 1-3-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159646 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Comedian's Contract, The R Episode #625. 11-8-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159647 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Confused Bystander, The R Episode #488. 3-18-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159648 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Conquered City, The R Episode #291. 6-8-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159649 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Constant Telephone, The R Episode #691. 2-20-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159650 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Corpse at the Carnival, The R Episode #662. 7-25-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159651 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Corpse Named Smith, The R Episode #375. 1-16-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159652 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Corpse That Moved, The R Episode #692. 2-27-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159653 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Corpse Who Came Back R Episode #430. 2-5-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159654 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Corpse Who Changed His Mind, The R Episode #452. 07-9-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159655 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Coughing Killer R Episode #290. 6-1-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159656 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Counterfeit Corpse, The R Episode #370. 12-12-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159657 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Counterfeit Face, The R Episode #575. 11-16-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159658 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Counterfeit Passports, The R Episode #722. 9-25-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159659 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Crimson Clue, The R Episode #667. 8-29-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159660 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Crossword Puzzle Clue, The R Episode #668. 9-5-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159661 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Crystal Prophecy, The R Episode #280. 3-23-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159662 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Cuff-Link Murder, The R Episode #632. 12-27-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159663 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Cupid Killer, The R Episode #388. 4-17-49 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159664 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Curious Bullet Holes, The R Episode #619. 9-20-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159665 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Curious Cat, The R Episode #557. 7-13-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159666 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Curious Countess, The R Episode #308. 10-5-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159667 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Curtained Corpse, The R Episode #352. 8-8-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159668 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Custom-Made Corpse, The R Episode #398. 6-26-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159669 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Dangerous Alibi, The R Episode #598. 4-26-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159670 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Dangerous Flirt, The R Episode #642. 3-7-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159671 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Dangerous Memory, The R Episode #647. 4-11-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159672 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Dead Camera, The R Episode #298. 7-27-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159673 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Dead Client, The R Episode #448. 6-11-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159674 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Dead Client, The R Episode #626. 11-15-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159675 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Dead Dummy, The R Episode #473. 12-3-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159676 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Dead Man's Giggle, The R Episode #226. 3-12-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159677 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Dead Survivors, The R Episode #400. 7-10-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159678 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Dead Witness, The R Episode #225. 3-5-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159679 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Deadly Carnation, The R Episode #415. 10-23-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159680 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Deadly Diamonds, The R Episode #466. 10-15-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159681 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Deadly Diamonds, The R Episode #547. 5-4-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159682 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Deadly Doll-House, The R Episode #623. 10-25-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159683 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Deadly Double, The R Episode #641. 2-28-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159684 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Deadly Lifeguard, The R Episode #656. 6-13-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159685 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Deadly Passer, The R Episode #350. 7-25-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159686 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Deadly Torch Bearer, The R Episode #381. 2-27-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159687 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Deadly Toy Soldier, The R Episode #417. 11-6-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159688 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Death Assignment, The R Episode #561. 8-10-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159689 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Death in a Straw Hat, The R Episode #664. 8-8-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159690 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Death in Deep Water, The R Episode #650. 5-2-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159691 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Death in Lovers Lane, The R Episode #640. 2-21-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159692 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Death on Display, The R Episode #635. 1-17-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159693 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Decoy Story, The R Episode #572. 10-26-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159694 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Demented Daughter R Episode #237. 5-28-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159695 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Desert Drowning, The R Episode #605. 6-14-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159696 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Desperate Diver, The R Episode #510. 8-19-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159697 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Devil's Dish-Pan, The R Episode #566. 9-14-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159698 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Devil's Left Eye, The R Episode #321. 1-4-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159699 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Diamond Smugglers, The R Episode #709. 6-26-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159700 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Diamond Trail, The R Episode #607. 6-28-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159701 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Dictaphone Murder, The R Episode #238. 6-4-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159702 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Diplomat Diamond, The R Episode #247. 8-6-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159703 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Disappearing Bandit, The R Episode #372. 12-26-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159704 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Disappearing Doctor, The R Episode #374. 1-9-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159705 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Disguised Identity, The R Episode #254. 9-22-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159706 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Doctor's Last Call, The R Episode #348. 7-11-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159707 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Double Double-Cross, The R Episode #246. 7-30-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159708 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Dragon Society, The R Episode #718. 8-28-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159709 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Dying Stamps, The R Episode #373. 1-2-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159710 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Eager Witness, The R Episode #657. 6-20-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159711 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Echoing Clue, The R Episode #592. 3-15-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159712 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Educated Corpse R Episode #215. 12-23-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159713 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Elusive Juggler, The R Episode #610. 7-19-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159714 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Emerald Murders, The R Episode #263. 11-24-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159715 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Explored Alibi, The R Episode #317. 12-7-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159716 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Extra Confessions, The R Episode #262. 11-17-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159717 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Extra Husbands, The R Episode #250. 8-25-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159718 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Fabulous Fiddle, The R Episode #613. 8-9-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159719 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Fabulous Fraud, The R Episode #494. 4-29-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159720 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Failing Eyes, The R Episode #355. 8-29-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159721 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Farewell Kiss, The R Episode #270. 1-12-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159722 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Fatal Redhead, The R Episode #337. 4-25-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159723 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Festival of Death, The R Episode #422. 12-11-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159724 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Fifteen-Story Murder, The R Episode #538. 3-2-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159725 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Firebug Murder, The R Episode #587. 2-8-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159726 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Flaming Crime, The R Episode #426. 1-8-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159727 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Flowery Farewell, The R Episode #345. 6-20-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159728 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Fly-Leaf Murder, The R Episode #600. 5-10-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159729 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Folsom Point, The R Episode #533. 1-27-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159730 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Foolproof Murder, The R Episode #469. 11-5-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159731 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Forgetful Killer, The R Episode #365. 11-7-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159732 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Forgotten Murder, The R Episode #427. 1-15-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159733 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Forgotten Murder, The R Episode #670. 9-19-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159734 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Forty Fisherman, The R Episode #554. 6-22-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159735 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Framing of Dixie Schultz, The R Episode #680. 12-5-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159736 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Framing of Nick Carter, The R Episode #706. 6-5-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159737 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Fraudulent Fires, The R Episode #502. 6-24-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159738 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Freeze-Out, The R Episode #546. 4-27-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159739 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Freight Train, The R Episode #673. 10-10-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159740 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Friendly Bullet, The R Episode #659. 7-4-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159741 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Frightened Camper, The R Episode #301. 8-17-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159742 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Frightened Fingers, The R Episode #347. 7-4-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159743 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Frightened Ghost, The R Episode #503. 7-1-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159744 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Frightened Grandfather, The R Episode #368. 11-28-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159745 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Frogman Murder, The R Episode #643. 3-14-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159746 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Frosted Window, The R Episode #541. 3-23-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159747 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Frozen Fraud, The R Episode #293. 6-22-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159748 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Frustrated Ego, The R Episode #681. 12-12-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159749 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Future Murders, The R Episode #289. 5-25-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159750 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Gangster's Bride, The R Episode #489. 3-25-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159751 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Gangster's Ghost R Episode #312. 11-2-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159752 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Generous Crook, The R Episode #504. 7-8-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159753 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Genial Gambler, The R Episode #385. 3-27-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159754 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Gentile Killers, The R Episode #498. 5-27-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159755 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Ghost Train, The R Episode #677. 11-14-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159756 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Girl on the Loose, The R Episode #675. 10-31-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159757 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Girl On The Run, The R Episode #687. 1-23-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159758 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Gold-Headed Cane, The R Episode #271. 1-19-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159759 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Golden Bullet, The R Episode #295. 7-6-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159760 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Golden Cow, The R Episode #593. 3-22-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159761 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Golden Gods, The R Episode #588. 2-15-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159762 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Golden Hand, The R Episode #491. 4-8-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159763 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Golden Seed, The R Episode #207. 10-28-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159764 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Graveyard Gunman, The R Episode #322. 1-11-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159765 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Great Impersonation, The R Episode #357. 9-12-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159766 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Greedy Ghost, The R Episode #444. 5-14-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159767 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Greedy Thieves, The R Episode #458. 8-13-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159768 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Green Corduroy Bandit, The R Episode #586. 2-1-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159769 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Green Diamond Murders, The R Episode #403. 7-31-1949. Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159770 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Green Feather Clue, The R Episode #614. 8-16-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159771 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Green Flame, The R Episode #393. 5-22-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159772 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Guilty Bystanders, The R Episode #396. 6-12-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159773 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Guilty Corpse, The R Episode #440. 4-16-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159774 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Guilty Heart, The R Episode #651. 5-9-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159775 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Guilty Victim, The R Episode #719. 9-4-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159776 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Halloween Broom, The R Episode #311. 10-26-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159777 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Haunted Burial Cave, The R Episode #652. 5-16-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159778 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Heavenly Body, The R Episode #268. 12-19-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159779 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Henpecked Husband, The R Episode #335. 4-11-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159780 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Hermit Thrush, The R Episode #309. 10-12-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159781 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Hick-Hike Killer, The R Episode #483. 2-11-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159782 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the High Note Murder, The R Episode #463. 9-24-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159783 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Hijackers, The R Episode #685. 1-9-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159784 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Hit and Run Hideout, The R Episode #277. 3-2-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159785 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Hit-and-Run Ghost, The R Episode #628. 11-29-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159786 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Hole in the Wall, The R Episode #446. 5-28-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159787 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Homely Bride R NCCDR Episode Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159788 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Homely Bride, The R Episode #358. 9-19-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159789 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Horror Hotel, The R Episode #486. 3-4-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159790 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Hot Briefcase, The R Episode #506. 7-22-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159791 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Hot Ice, The R Episode #509. 8-12-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159792 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Hot Rod Murder, The R Episode #436. 3-19-1950. Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159793 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Howling Horse R Episode #203. 9-30-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159794 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Hypnotic Hostess, The R Episode #445. 5-21-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159795 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Imitation Robbery, The R Episode #267. 12-22-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159796 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Immigrant Girl, The R Episode #248. 8-13-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159797 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Impossible Crime, The R Episode #514. 9-16-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159798 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Impossible Murder, The R Episode #595. 4-5-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159799 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Impulsive Killer, The R Episode #544. 4-13-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159800 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Innocent Killer, The R Episode #487. 3-11-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159801 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Innocent Lifer, The R Episode #499. 6-3-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159802 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Insane House, The R Episode #209. 11-11-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159803 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Insufficient Bank Account, The R Episode #260. 11-3-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159804 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Invisible Man, The R Episode #583. 1-11-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159805 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Invisible Star, The R Episode #528. 12-23-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159806 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Invisible Treasure, The R Episode #324. 1-25-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159807 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Ironclad Alibi, The R Episode #560. 8-3-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159808 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Jalopy Jinx, The R Episode #591. 3-8-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159809 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Jealous Pitcher, The R Episode #457. 8-6-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159810 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Jealous Witch, The R Episode #654. 5-30-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159811 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Jeweled Queen, The R Episode #316. 11-30-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159812 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the John Ignatius Pilgrim, The R Episode #704.; 5-22-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159813 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Jungle Doctor, The R Episode #708. 6-19-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159814 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Kidnapped Bus, The R Episode #523. 11-18-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159815 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Kidnapped Corpse, The R Episode #394. 5-29-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159816 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Kidnapped Train, The R Episode #520. 10-28-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159817 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Killer in the Dark, The R Episode #380. 2-20-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159818 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Killers on Parade, The R Episode #419. 11-20-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159819 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Kindergarten Murders, The R Episode #449. 6-18-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159820 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Kindly Killer, The R Episode #288. 5-18-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159821 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the King-Sized Frame, The R Episode #576. 11-23-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159822 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the King's Apology, The R Episode #346. 6-27-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159823 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Kwong-Le Dagger, The R Episode #328. 2-22-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159824 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Lady Arsenal, The R Episode #386. 4-3-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159825 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Last Old Timer, The R Episode #331. 3-14-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159826 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Last Survivor, The R Episode #475. 12-17-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159827 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Laughing Skull, The R Episode #402. 7-24-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159828 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Lead-Pipe Cinch, The R Episode #622. 10-18-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159829 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Little Black Book, The R Episode #577. 11-30-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159830 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Little Grey Man, The R Episode #462. 9-17-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159831 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Little Man Who Cried, The R Episode #683. 12-26-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159832 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Little Old Ladies R Episode #232. 4-23-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159833 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Littlest Gangster, The R Episode #342. 5-30-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159834 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Living Corpse, The R Episode #383. 3-13-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159835 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Lost Star, The R Episode #545. 4-20-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159836 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Lost Symphony, The R Episode #299. 8-3-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159837 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Lovelorn Corpse, The R Episode #666. 8-22-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159838 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Lovelorn Letter, The R Episode #474. 12-10-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159839 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Lucrative Wrecks, The R Episode #284. 4-20-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159840 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Luminous Spots, The R Episode #285. 4-27-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159841 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Lying Corpse, The R Episode #558. 7-20-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159842 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Lying Widow, The R Episode #559. 7-27-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159843 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Magic Rope, The R Episode #332. 3-21-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159844 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Mailbox Murder, The R Episode #567. 9-21-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159845 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Make Believe Robbery R Episode #240. 6-18-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159846 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Malacca Cane, The R Episode #542. 3-30-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159847 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Man From Suez, The R Episode #682. 12-19-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159848 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Man Who Died Later, The R Episode #409. 9-11-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159849 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Man Who Died Laughing, The R Episode #418. 11-13-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159850 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Man Who Died Twice, The R Episode #323. 1-18-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159851 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Man Who Got Away With Murder, The R Episode #606. 6-21-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159852 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Man Who Lived Too Long R Episode. 7-1-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159853 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Man Who Married Murder, The R Episode #378. 2-6-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159854 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Man Who Paid Twice, The R Episode #565. 9-7-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159855 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Man Who Was There Too Late, The R Episode #717. 8-21-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159856 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Man Who Wasn't There, The R Episode #679. 11-28-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159857 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Man Who Wouldn't Die, The R Episode #314. 11-16-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159858 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Man With the Dark Eyes, The R Episode #688. 1-30-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159859 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Man Without a Face, The R Episode #693. 3-6-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159860 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Mana Joe, Junk Dealer, The R Episode #549. 5-18-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159861 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Manicured Murders, The R Episode #292. 6-15-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159862 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Martyred Rat, The R Episode #333. 3-28-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159863 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Marvelous Mabel, The R Episode #389. 4-24-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159864 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Mathematical Clock, The R Episode #534. 2-3-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159865 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Max Fingers, The R Episode #282. 4-6-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159866 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Merry Little Men, The R Episode #573. 11-2-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159867 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Merry-Go-Round Murder, The R Episode #512. 9-2-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159868 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Midway Murders, The R Episode #351. 8-1-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159869 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Million Dollar Motive, The R Episode #479. 1-14-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159870 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Million Dollar Motive, The R Episode #655. 6-6-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159871 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Million Dollar Secret, The R Episode #305. 9-14-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159872 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Misled Skeletons, The R Episode #460. 9-3-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159873 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Missing Alarm Clock, The R Episode #241. 6-25-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159874 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Missing Bride, The R Episode #707. 6-12-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159875 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Missing Code Book, The R Episode #701. 5-1-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159876 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Missing Piano Player, The R Episode #296. 7-13-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159877 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Missing Street, The R Episode #320. 12-28-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159878 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Missing Thumb, The R Episode #286. 5-4-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159879 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Mistaken Murder, The R Episode #420. 11-17-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159880 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Misunderstood Merchant, The R Episode #490. 4-1-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159881 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Moonlight Swim, The R Episode #715. 8-7-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159882 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Mother Goose Murders, The R Episode #508. 8-5-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159883 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Mountain Secret, The R Episode #694. 3-13-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159884 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Mr. Bluebeard, The R Episode #551. 6-1-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159885 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Murder by Proxy, The R Episode #620. 10-4-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159886 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Murder By the Dozen, The R Episode #536. 2-17-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159887 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Murder Diary, The R Episode #665. 8-15-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159888 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Murder Dreamer, The R Episode #453. 7-16-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159889 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Murder For Charity, The R Episode #443. 5-7-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159890 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Murder Frame, The R Episode #459. 8-27-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159891 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Murder in a Convertible, The R Episode #674. 10-17-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159892 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Murder Mansion, The R Episode #496. 5-13-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159893 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Murder Marathon R Episode #470. 11-12-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159894 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Murder Memoirs, The R Episode #578. 12-7-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159895 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Murder Memory, The R Episode #511. 8-26-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159896 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Murder Museum, The R Episode #568. 9-28-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159897 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Murder on the Mound, The R Episode #516. 9-30-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159898 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Murder Without a Corpse, The R Episode #428. 1-22-1950. Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159899 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Murdered Mummies, The R Episode #302. 8-24-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159900 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Murdered Teacup R Episode #219. 1-20-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159901 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Murderers' Haven, The R Episode #441. 4-23-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159902 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Murdering Caper, The R Episode #526. 12-9-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159903 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Murderous Booby-Traps, The R Episode #602. 5-24-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159904 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Music Box Murder, The R Episode #421. 12-4-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159905 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Mutilated Match Book, The R Episode #259. 10-27-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159906 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Mysterious Mr. X, The R Episode #543. 4-6-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159907 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Nameless Blonde, The R Episode #339. 5-9-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159908 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Near Sighted Picture, The R Episode #191. 7-8-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159909 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Necessary Corpse, The R Episode #480. 1-21-1951. Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159910 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Nightmare That Came True, The R Episode #584. 1-18-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159911 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Obsolete Broker, The R Episode #412. 10-2-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159912 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Old Man's Darling, The R Episode #484. 2-18-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159913 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Old Servant's Ghost, The R Episode #630. 12-13-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159914 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Olgari Curse, The R Episode #465. 10-8-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159915 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Option On a Wife, The R Episode #689. 2-6-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159916 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Orange Lady, The R Episode #413. 10-9-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159917 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Oxford Needles, The R Episode #553. 6-15-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159918 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Pact With the Devil, The R Episode #686. 1-16-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159919 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Pagan Gods, The R Episode #721. 9-18-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159920 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Painted Heel, The R Episode #433. 2-26-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159921 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Panama Lady, The R Episode #672. 10-3-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159922 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Peculiar Penthouse, The R Episode #471. 11-19-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159923 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Peculiar Puzzle, The R Episode #500. 6-10-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159924 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Penny Arcade Murder, The R Episode #451. 7-2-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159925 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Perfect Alibi, The R Episode #310. 10-19-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159926 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Perfect Alibi, The R Episode #397. 6-19-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159927 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Perfect Crime, The R Episode #379. 2-13-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159928 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Perfect Penman, The R Episode #425. 1-1-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159929 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Perilous Switch, The R Episode #684. 1-2-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159930 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Persian Dagger, The R Episode #265. 12-8-1946. Series title changes from "The Return of Nick Carter" to "Nick Carter, Master Detective." Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159931 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Persistent Beggars, The R Episode #272. 1-26-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159932 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Phantom Accident, The R Episode #608. 7-5-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159933 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Phantom Car, The R Episode #313. 11-9-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159934 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Phantom Fortune, The R Episode #467. 10-22-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159935 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Phantom Fortune, The R Episode #555. 6-29-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159936 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Phantom Policeman, The R Episode #404. 8-7-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159937 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Phantom Shoplifters, The R Episode #424. 12-15-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159938 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Pock-Marked Thumbnail, The R Episode #48 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159939 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Poisonous Grape Wine, The R Episode #401. 7-17-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159940 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Poker Murders, The R Episode #236. 5-21-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159941 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Policy Makers, The R Episode #319. 12-21-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159942 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Portrait of Death, The R Episode #505. 7-15-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159943 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Practical Joker, The R Episode #644. 3-21-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159944 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Precious Pebbles, The R Episode #303. 8-31-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159945 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Preview For Murder, The R Episode #671. 9-26-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159946 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Priceless Prose, The R Episode #318. 12-14-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159947 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Professional Beggar, The R Episode #353. 8-15-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159948 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Professional Widow, The R Episode #637. 1-31-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159949 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Punch-Board Murder, The R Episode #497. 5-20-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159950 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Purloined Arrow, The R Episode #447. 6-4-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159951 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Purloined Penicillin, The R Episode #411. 9-25-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159952 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Purloined Pussycat, The R Episode #590. 3-1-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159953 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Purple Clue, The R Episode #450. 6-25-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159954 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Purple Tiger, The R Episode #442. 4-30-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159955 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Queen's Eyebrow, The R Episode #201. 9-16-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159956 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Quiet Murder, The R Episode #627. 11-22-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159957 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Quiet Room-Mate, The R Episode #356. 9-5-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159958 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Rainbow Dream, The R Episode #408. 9-4-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159959 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Recipe for Murder, The R Episode #556. 7-6-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159960 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Red Arrow, The R Episode #354. 8-22-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159961 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Red Dragon, The R Episode #550. 5-25-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159962 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Red Goose Murder, The R Episode #251. 9-1-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159963 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Red Moon, The R Episode #531. 1-13-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159964 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Red Thumb, The R Episode #367. 11-21-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159965 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Red-Headed Herring, The R Episode #599. 5-3-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159966 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Reformed Delinquent, The R Episode #571. 10-19-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159967 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Reformed Redhead, The R Episode #258. 10-20-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159968 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Rehearsal For Death, The R Episode #569. 10-5-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159969 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Reluctant Witness, The R Episode #438. 4-2-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159970 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Remodeled Killer, The R Episode #228. 3-26-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159971 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Restless Corpse, The R Episode #455. 7-30-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159972 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Restless Saint R Episode #264. 12-1-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159973 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Right Mistake, The R Episode #618. 9-13-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159974 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Righteous Hoodlum, The R Episode #690. 2-13-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159975 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Roads That Crossed, The R Episode #703. 5-15-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159976 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Rod and Reel Murder, The R Episode #658. 6-27-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159977 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Rodeo Murders, The R Episode #616. 8-30-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159978 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Rodeo Murders, The R Episode #621. 10-11-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159979 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Salesman of Death, The R Episode #340. 5-16-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159980 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Saltwater Fence, The R Episode #343. 6-6-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159981 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Sarasan's Return, The R Episode #716. 8-14-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159982 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Screaming Corpse, The R Episode #407. 8-28-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159983 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Seagoing Wig, The R Episode #278. 3--9-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159984 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Self-Convicted Crook, The R Episode #279. 3-16-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159985 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Seven Sinister Steps, The R Episode #390. 5-1-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159986 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Short Blonde Hair, The R Episode #435. 3-12-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159987 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Short Snorter, The R Episode #603. 5-31-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159988 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Sick Statue, The R Episode #196. 8-12-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159989 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Sighing House, The R Episode #423. 12-18-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159990 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Significant Sneeze, The R Episode #274. 2-9-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159991 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Silver Spots, The R Episode #300. 8-10-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159992 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Single Edition, The R Episode #276. 2-23-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159993 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Sinister Santa Claus, The R Episode #476. 12-24-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159994 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Ski Lodge Murders, The R Episode #639. 2-14-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159995 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Skid Row Murders, The R Episode #522. 11-11-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159996 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Slave Runners, The R Episode #720. 9-11-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159997 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Sleeper Murders, The R Episode #454. 7-23-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159998 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Smiling Corpse, The R Episode #638. 2-7-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 159999 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Smuggled Perfume, The R Episode #281. 3-30-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160000 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Son's Confession R Episode #431. 2-12-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160001 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Spectre of Brunheim Castle, The R Episode #714. 7-31-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160002 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Stage-Struck Actress, The R Episode #636. 1-24-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160003 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Star of Evil, The R Episode #334. 4-4-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160004 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Stock Exchange Murder, The R Episode #261. 11-10-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160005 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Stolen Earth, The R Episode #287. 5-11-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160006 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Stolen Elephant, The R Episode #617. 9-6-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160007 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Stray Bullet Murder, The R Episode #669. 9-12-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160008 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Studious Professor, The R Episode #255. 9-29-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160009 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Style-Show Sapphires, The R Episode #589. 2-22-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160010 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Substitute Slayer, The R Episode #360. 10-3-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160011 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Sunken Dollar, The R Episode #294. 6-29-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160012 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Super-Charged Corpse, The R Episode #338. 5-2-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160013 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Supervised Robberies, The R Episode #257. 10-13-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160014 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Suspicious Silversmith, The R Episode #532. 1-20-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160015 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Talking Clock, The R Episode #649. 4-25-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160016 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Talking Tree, The R Episode #200. 9-9-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160017 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Tattooed Cobra, The R Episode #341. 5-23-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160018 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Terrified Swami, The R Episode #495. 5-6-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160019 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Thirteenth Clue, The R Episode #434. 3-5-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160020 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Three Times Murder, The R Episode #535. 2-10-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160021 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Three-Headed Llama R Episode #696. 3-27-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160022 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Three-Sided Knife, The R Episode #702. 5-8-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160023 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Tinted Target, The R Episode #631. 12-20-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160024 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Tired Bullet, The R Episode #563. 8-24-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160025 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Trial by Tempest, The R Episode #711. 7-10-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160026 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Triple Identity, The R Episode #493. 4-22-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160027 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Troubled Bridegroom, The R Episode #391. 5-8-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160028 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Twice-Murdered Man, The R Episode #456. 7-30-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160029 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Twin Murders, The R Episode #529. 12-30-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160030 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Two-Faced Firemaster, The R Episode #306. 9-21-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160031 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Unexpected Corpse, The R Episode #344. 6-13-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160032 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Unfamiliar Fiancée, The R Episode #269. 1-5-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160033 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Unimportant Murder, The R Episode #432. 2-19-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160034 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Uninvited Client, The R Episode #223. 2-17-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160035 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Unlikely Grave, The R Episode #594. 3-29-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160036 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Unlikely Horseshoe, The R Episode #604. 6-7-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160037 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Unlucky Corpse, The R Episode #392. 5-15-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160038 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Unlucky Seven, The R Episode #406. 8-21-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160039 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Unmarked, Snow, The R Episode #501. 6-17-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160040 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Unwanted Wife, The R Episode #361. 10-10-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160041 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Unwelcome Guest, The R Episode #570. 10-12-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160042 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Unwilling Criminal, The R Episode #242. 7-2-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160043 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Unwritten Letter, The R Episode #194. 7-29-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160044 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Useless Engagement Ring, The R Episode #597. 4-19-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160045 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Useless Shots, The R Episode #249. 8-18-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160046 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Vanished Loot, The R Episode #478. 1-7-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160047 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Vanished Villain, The R Episode #485, 2-25-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160048 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Vanishing Gun, The R Episode #562. 8-17-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160049 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Vanishing Indian, The R Episode #252. 9-8-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160050 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Vanishing Lady R Episode #182. 5-6-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160051 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Vanishing Postman, The R Episode #198. 8-26-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160052 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Vanishing Roadhouse, The R Episode #525. 12-2-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160053 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Vanishing Weapon, The R Episode #410. 9-18-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160054 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Vengeful Gangster, The R Episode #517. 10-7-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160055 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Visiting Vampire, The R Episode #601. 5-17-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160056 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Vital Three Hours, The R Episode #405. 8-14-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160057 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Voluntary Victim, The R Episode #624. 11-1-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160058 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Voodoo Drums, The R Episode #705. 5-29-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160059 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Waiting Murder, The R Episode #464. 10-1-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160060 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Waldo the Witness, The R Episode #660. 7-11-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160061 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Waldo's Widow, The R Episode #648. 4-18-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160062 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Walking Corpse, The R Episode #609. 7-12-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160063 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Walt-Water Fence, The R Episode #362. 10-17-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160064 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Wandering Corpse, The R Episode #327. 2-8-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160065 1947 Nick Carter: Case of the Wandering Maccaroni, The R Episode #297. 7-20-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160066 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Warehouse Murder, The R Episode #513. 9-9-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160067 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Wealthy Widow, The R Episode #492. 4-15-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160068 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Weeping Clown, The R Episode #205. 10-14-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160069 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Well-Dressed Scarecrow, The R Episode #612. 8-2-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160070 1954 Nick Carter: Case of the Well-Planned Murder, The R Episode #634. 1-10-1954 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160071 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Wheel Chair Murder, The R Episode #611. 7-26-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160072 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Whispering Venus, The R Episode #210. 11-18-1945. Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160073 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Whistling Ghost, The R Episode #579. 12-14-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160074 1945 Nick Carter: Case of the Worried Mom, The R Episode #204. 10-7-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160075 1955 Nick Carter: Case of the Would-Be Citizen, The R Episode #712. 7-17-1955 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160076 1949 Nick Carter: Case of the Would-Be Crook, The R Episode #382. 3-6-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160077 1953 Nick Carter: Case of the Would-Be Ghost, The R Episode #615. 8-23-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160078 1951 Nick Carter: Case of the Wounded Clock, The R Episode #524. 11-25-1951 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160079 1946 Nick Carter: Case of the Wrong Clue, The R Episode #233. 4-30-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160080 1948 Nick Carter: Case of the Wrong Mr. Wright, The R Episode #364. 10-31-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160081 1950 Nick Carter: Case of the Wrong Murder, The R Episode #477. 12-31-1950 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160082 1952 Nick Carter: Case of the Wrong Spot, The R Episode #581. 12-28-1952 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160083 1944 Nick Carter: Castle of Chaos (7 Parts) R Episodes #127 to #133. 7-31-1944 to 8-8-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160084 1944 Nick Carter: Cat Brings Death, A R Episode #53. 4-15-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160085 1945 Nick Carter: Corpse Accuses, The R Episode #188. 6-17-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160086 1944 Nick Carter: Corpse in the Cab R NCCDR Episode #43. 2-5-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160087 1946 Nick Carter: Corpse Wore Medals, The R Episode #221. 2-3-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160088 1945 Nick Carter: Crime Machine R Episode #183. 5-13-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160089 1945 Nick Carter: D Is For Death R Episode #189. 6-24-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160090 1946 Nick Carter: Dead Man Break No Bones R Episode #235. 5-14-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160091 1943 Nick Carter: Dead Man's Reef R Episode #20. 8-23-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160092 1944 Nick Carter: Dead Witnesses R NCCDR Episode #46. 2-26-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160093 1943 Nick Carter: Death Across the Tracks R Episode #14. 7-12-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160094 1944 Nick Carter: Death after Dark -- Vampire Killings R NCCDR Episode #45. 2-19-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160095 1946 Nick Carter: Death After Dinner R Episode #245. 7-23-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160096 1945 Nick Carter: Death at the Studio R Episode #177. 4-1-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160097 1945 Nick Carter: Death at the Toll Bridge R Episode #178. 4-8-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160098 1945 Nick Carter: Death Behind the Scenes R Episode #176. 3-25-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160099 1945 Nick Carter: Death By Ricochet R NCCDR Episode #167. 1-21-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160100 1945 Nick Carter: Death Goes To the Post R Episode #175. 3-18-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160101 1944 Nick Carter: Death In the Pines R Episode #47. 3-4-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160102 1944 Nick Carter: Death In the Pool R Episode #156. 11-5-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160103 1944 Nick Carter: Death Plays The Lead R Episode #160. 12-3-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160104 1943 Nick Carter: Death's Double Deal R Episode #15. 7-19-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160105 1946 Nick Carter: Devil's Left Eye R NCCDR Episode. 1-3-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160106 1943 Nick Carter: Disappearing Corpse R Episode #33. 11-24-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160107 1946 Nick Carter: Disappearing Corpse Amosnap R Episode #230. 4-9-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160108 1944 Nick Carter: Double Disguise R NCCDR Episode #39. 1-8-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160109 1943 Nick Carter: Drug Ring Murder R Episode #31. 11-10-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160110 1944 Nick Carter: Drums Of Death R Episode #50. 3-25-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160111 1944 Nick Carter: Drums of Death (5 Parts) R Episodes #147 to #151. 8-28-1944 to 9-1-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160112 1943 Nick Carter: Echo of Death R Episode #13. 7-6-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160113 1946 Nick Carter: Eight Records Of Death R Episode #229. 4-2-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160114 1943 Nick Carter: Endowment for Murder R Episode #12. 6-29-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160115 1947 Nick Carter: Exploded Alibi R NCCDR Episode. 12-7-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160116 1945 Nick Carter: Eye For Eye R Episode #168. 1-28-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160117 1944 Nick Carter: Eye of Death (9 Parts) R Episodes #76 to #84. 5-18-1944 to 5-30-1944. Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160118 1945 Nick Carter: Face of Death R Episode #170. 2-11-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160119 1945 Nick Carter: Factory of Death R Episode #199. 9-2-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160120 1943 Nick Carter: Flying Duck Murders, The R Episode #26. 10-4-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160121 1947 Nick Carter: Forgetful Killer, The R NCCDR Episode Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160122 1943 Nick Carter: Forgotten Alibi, The R Episode #11. 6-22-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160123 1945 Nick Carter: Four Rings of Death R Episode #172. 2-25-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160124 1944 Nick Carter: Frightened Corpse (10 Parts) R Episodes #100 5o #109. 6-21-1944 to 7-4-1944. Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160125 1944 Nick Carter: Funeral Wreath R Episode #155. 10-29-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160126 1944 Nick Carter: Gate To Heaven (9 Parts) R Episodes #118 to #126. 7-17-1944 to 7-27-1944. Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160127 1943 Nick Carter: Glass Coffin, The R Episode #25. 9-27-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160128 1948 Nick Carter: Graveyard Gunman R NCCDR Episode. 1-11-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160129 1943 Nick Carter: Great Elevator Mystery, The R Episode #27. 10-11-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160130 1945 Nick Carter: Hanging Paperhanger R Episode #195. 8-5-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160131 1945 Nick Carter: Haunted Rocking Chair R Episode #185. 5-27-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160132 1944 Nick Carter: Horoscope Murders R Episode #48. 3-11-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160133 1944 Nick Carter: House of Death (8 Parts) R Episodes #68 to #75. 5-8-1944 to 5-17-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160134 1945 Nick Carter: House That Walked Away, The R Episode #214. 12-16-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160135 1943 Nick Carter: Igloo of Burning Death R Episode #23. 9-13-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160136 1947 Nick Carter: Imitation Robberies R NCCDR Episode Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160137 1943 Nick Carter: Insured For Death R Episode #10. 6-15-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160138 1948 Nick Carter: Invisible Treasure R NCCDR Episode. 1-25-1948 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160139 1947 Nick Carter: Jeweled Queen R NCCDR Episode. 11-30-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160140 1945 Nick Carter: Legend of Shakespeare's Ghost R Episode #216. 12-30-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160141 1947 Nick Carter: Lucrative Wreck R NCCDR Episode Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160142 1945 Nick Carter: Make-Believe Murder R Episode #193. 7-22-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160143 1945 Nick Carter: Man Who Lived Too Long R Episode #190. 7-1-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160144 1945 Nick Carter: Mind Over Murder R Episode #171. 2-18-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160145 1945 Nick Carter: Missing Dead R Episode #179. 4-15-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160146 1944 Nick Carter: Missing Harold Ascourt R NCCDR Episode #44. 1-12-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160147 1947 Nick Carter: Missing Street R NCCDR Episode. 12-28-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160148 1945 Nick Carter: Monkey Sees Murder R NCCDR Episode #165. 1-7-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160149 1945 Nick Carter: Murder By Fire R NCCDR Episode #166. 1-14-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160150 1944 Nick Carter: Murder By Magic R Episode #52. 4-8-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160151 1944 Nick Carter: Murder By Magic (5 Parts) R Episodes #63 to #67. 5-1-1944 to 5-5-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160152 1944 Nick Carter: Murder by Suicide R Episode #161. 12-10-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160153 1944 Nick Carter: Murder Goes To College R NCCDR Episode #163. 12-24-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160154 1944 Nick Carter: Murder in a Decanter R NCCDR Episode #164. 12-31-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160155 1943 Nick Carter: Murder in Bronze R Episode #9. 6-8-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160156 1945 Nick Carter: Murder in Cell 17 R Episode #187. 6-10-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160157 1943 Nick Carter: Murder in the Crypt R Episode #17. 8-2-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160158 1944 Nick Carter: Murder in the Night R Episode #157. 11-12-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160159 1943 Nick Carter: Murder o-n Skull Island R Episode #18. 8-9-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160160 1944 Nick Carter: Murder on Mad Mountain R NCCDR Episode #154. 10-22-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160161 1944 Nick Carter: Murder To Music (8 Parts) R Episodes #110 to #117. 7-5-1944 to 7-14-1944. Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160162 1943 Nick Carter: Mystery of the Devil's Treasure, The R Episode #16. 7-26-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160163 1945 Nick Carter: Mystery of the Hangman's Wood R Episode #184. 5-20-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160164 1943 Nick Carter: Mystery of the Indian Idols R Episode #3. 4-27-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160165 1943 Nick Carter: Mystery of the Old Red Mill R Episode #4. 5-4-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160166 1945 Nick Carter: Mystery of Wonderful Willie, The R Episode #202. 9-23-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160167 1944 Nick Carter: Newsreel Crime R Episode #38. 1-1-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160168 1943 Nick Carter: Newsreel Crime, The R Episode #36. 12-18-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160169 1943 Nick Carter: Nick Carter's Christmas Adventure R Episode #37. 12-25-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160170 1944 Nick Carter: Nine Hours To Live R Episode #40. 1-15-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160171 1946 Nick Carter: Nine Hours To Live R Episode #231. 4-16-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160172 1944 Nick Carter: Numbers Murder, The R Episode #152. 10-8-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160173 1945 Nick Carter: Penny For Your Thoughts, A R Episode #192. 7-15-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160174 1947 Nick Carter: Perfect Alibi R NCCDR Episode. 10-19-1947 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160175 1947 Nick Carter: Persistent Beggars R NCCDR Episode Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160176 1944 Nick Carter: Picture of Death (8 Parts) R Episodes #134 to #141. 8-9-1944 to 8-18-1944. Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160177 1945 Nick Carter: Poison With a Past R Episode #173. 3-4-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160178 1953 Nick Carter: Prescription For Death R Episode #582. 1-4-1953 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160179 1944 Nick Carter: Professor's Secret, The R Episode #51. 4-1-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160180 1943 Nick Carter: Purloined Portraits, The R Episode #8. 6-1-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160181 1943 Nick Carter: Ragoff Broach R Episode #21. 8-30-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160182 1945 Nick Carter: Ready For Murder R Episode #169. 2-4-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160183 1944 Nick Carter: Records Of Death R Episode #41. 1-22-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160184 1945 Nick Carter: Return of Lucresia Borgia R Episode #208. 11-4-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160185 1943 Nick Carter: Secret of the Ruined Fort, The R Episode #35. 12-11-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160186 1943 Nick Carter: Seven Drops of Blood R Episode #5. 5-11-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160187 1945 Nick Carter: Short Range Death R Episode #186. 6-3-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160188 1943 Nick Carter: Skeleton in the Closet, The R Episode #7. 5-25-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160189 1944 Nick Carter: Slingshot Murders R Episode #153. 10-15-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160190 1943 Nick Carter: State's Prison Evidence R Episode #28. 10-18-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160191 1944 Nick Carter: Strands of Murder R Episode #162. 12-17-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160192 1943 Nick Carter: Strange Dr. Devolo R Episode #1. 4-11-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160193 1943 Nick Carter: Substitute Bride, The R Episode #32. 11-17-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160194 1947 Nick Carter: Sunken Dollar R NCCDR Episode Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160195 1945 Nick Carter: Sweet Singer of Death R Episode #211. 11-25-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160196 1943 Nick Carter: Tattooed Twin, The R Episode #22. 9-6-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160197 1944 Nick Carter: Test Tube Murders (9 Parts) R Episodes #85 to #93. 5-31-1944 to 6-12-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160198 1943 Nick Carter: Three Blind Mice R Episode #6. 5-18-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160199 1944 Nick Carter: Tiger Death R Episode #49. 3-18-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160200 1945 Nick Carter: Truth Machine, The R Episode #180. 4-22-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160201 1944 Nick Carter: Twilight Terror (5 Parts) R Episodes #142 to #146. 8-21-1944 to 8-25-1944. Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160202 1945 Nick Carter: Uncle Sam's Nephew R Episode #212. 12-2-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160203 1944 Nick Carter: Unexpected Death R Episode #158. 11-19-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160204 1944 Nick Carter: Unwilling Accomplice, The R NCCDR Episode #42. 1-29-1944 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160205 1945 Nick Carter: Unwritten Letter R Episode. 7-29-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160206 1945 Nick Carter: Vanishing Diamonds R Episode #213. 12-9-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160207 1949 Nick Carter: Vanishing Weapon R NCCDR Episode. 9-18-1949 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160208 1943 Nick Carter: Voices of Crime, The R Episode #2. 4-18-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160209 1946 Nick Carter: Wandering Corpse R Episode #217. 1-6-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160210 1945 Nick Carter: Webs of Murder R Episode #174. 3-11-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160211 1943 Nick Carter: West Dock Street Murders R Episode #34. 12-4-1943 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160212 1945 Nick Carter: Witch of Dondenburg Mountain R Episode #181. 4-29-1945 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160213 1946 Nick Carter: Witness Saw Nothing R Episode. 2-24-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160214 1946 Nick Carter: Witness Saw Nothing, The R Episode #224. 2-24-1946 Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160215 1947 Nick Carter: Wrong Mr. Wright, The R NCCDR Episode Reporter Scrubby Wilson (John Kane), Nick's friend, is a demon reporter. Nick Carter (Lon Clark). Wilson was a brash, ready-and-willing young man who was out to get the story and knew Nick Carter would deliver the goods, and Wilson could get a scoop. 160216 1989 Nick Caspian: Battle for Possession NR Lamb, Charlotte #2 Barbary Wharf Series. Harlequin Presents #1509 Media Tycoon Nick Caspian was a ruthless and dangerous, albeit handsome man. He wanted control of the Barbary Wharf, home to London's most prestigious daily paper, the Sentinel. And he wanted Gina Tyrrell, a woman whose loyalty to Sir George Tyrrell and his newspaper meant she stood in Caspian's way. Daniel Bruneille, head of the Foreign Affairs desk was the most insufferable of men and Roz Amery had the misfortune to work for him. Under him, more like it. Bossy, dictatorial and prone to sudden outbursts of anger, Daniel seemed to spend most of his time arguing with Roz. Perhaps Gina could sort him out. But Gina had other things on her mind like the treachery of Nick Caspian's betrayal. 160217 1992 Nick Caspian: Besieged NR Lamb, Charlotte #1 Barbary Wharf Series. Harlequin Media Tycoon Nick Caspian was a ruthless and dangerous, albeit handsome man. He wanted control of the Barbary Wharf, home to London's most prestigious daily paper, the Sentinel. And he wanted Gina Tyrrell, a woman whose loyalty to Sir George Tyrrell and his newspaper meant she stood in Caspian's way. Piet van Leyden, Caspian's trusted associate thought he could change Gina's mind. The paper was dying. It needed Caspian's intervention, but Piet met a stunning surprise in Hazel Forbes, Sir George's assistant. Gina Tyrrell knew media tycoon Nick Caspian was trouble the moment she met him. Despite his awe-inspiring looks, he was a ruthless and dangerous man -- a man who knew what he wanted. 160218 1992 Nick Caspian: Playing Hard to Get NR Lamb, Charlotte #4 Barbary Wharf Series. Harlequin Presents #1522 Media Tycoon Nick Caspian was a ruthless and dangerous, albeit handsome man. He wanted control of the Barbary Wharf, home to London's most prestigious daily paper, the Sentinel. And he wanted Gina Tyrrell, a woman whose loyalty to Sir George Tyrrell and his newspaper meant she stood in Caspian's way. Valerie Knight knew the meaning of commitment. As as feature writer with the Sentinel, she’d fought for the articles she believed in. She knew the risks and rewards of getting the story. But what about commitment in her private life? Gib Collingwood, the paper’s financial editor, has been relentlessly pursuing her. Valerie was obviously attracted to him, het she seemed determined to keep him at a distance. Was there someone else -- someone Gib didn’t know about -- in Valerie’s life? Or was she simply emulating her employer, Gina Tyrrell, whose rejection of Sentinel boss Nick Caspian was common knowledge? Was she avoiding office gossip? Or was Valerie simply playing hard to get? 160219 1992 Nick Caspian: Surrender NR Lamb, Charlotte #6 Barbary Wharf Series. Harlequin Presents #1509 Media Tycoon Nick Caspian was a ruthless and dangerous, albeit handsome man. He wanted control of the Barbary Wharf, home to London's most prestigious daily paper, the Sentinel. And he wanted Gina Tyrrell, a woman whose loyalty to Sir George Tyrrell and his newspaper meant she stood in Caspian's way. Nick Caspian is obsessed. He wants -- needs -- the one thing that seems out of his reach -- Gina Tyrrell’s loyalty. She has declared war on him, determined to restore her family’s newspaper to its former glory. Will there be a victor? Will love conquer all? 160220 1992 Nick Caspian: Sweet Addiction, A NR Lamb, Charlotte #5 Barbary Wharf Series. Harlequin Presents #1530 Media Tycoon Nick Caspian was a ruthless and dangerous, albeit handsome man. He wanted control of Barbary Wharf, home to London's most prestigious daily paper, the Sentinel. And he wanted Gina Tyrrell, a woman whose loyalty to Sir George Tyrrell and his newspaper meant she stood in Caspian's way. Guy Faulkner and Sophie Watson have both been abandoned by the people they love, but is that reason enough to find themselves in each other’s arms? It isn’t for Sophie. And it isn’t the kind of solace Gina Tyrrell wants from Nick Caspian either -- despite the fact she’s becoming increasingly confused about her feelings for the tall, handsome man. But love them or leave them, these men just won’t go away. 160221 1992 Nick Caspian: Too Close to Comfort NR Lamb, Charlotte #3 Barbary Wharf Series. Harlequin Presents #1513 Media Tycoon Nick Caspian was a ruthless and dangerous, albeit handsome man. He wanted control of Barbary Wharf, home to London's most prestigious daily paper, the Sentinel. And he wanted Gina Tyrrell, a woman whose loyalty to Sir George Tyrrell and his newspaper meant she stood in Caspian's way. Irena Olivero had made front-page news after joining the Sentinel. Shy, demure and extremely beautiful, she turned heads wherever she went -- and every eligible man at the paper wanted her. Everyone except Esteban Sebastian, the Sentinel's marketing director and the company heartthrob. Only wanted to fight with her. Nick Caspian and Gina Tyrrell were still fighting over control of the paper -- and everybody at the Sentinel knew they were in love. 160222 2000 Nick Chase’s Great Escape N Orcutt, Christopher Reporter Nick Chase of the Willowbrook Chronicle is your average twentysomething guy. He works as a small-town reporter, lives with his grandmother and sneaks his girlfriend over for evening trysts. When faced with trouble, however, he has a tendency to jump out the window. Alienated from the seemingly peaceful village of Willowbrook, Nick takes to the road in a desperate attempt to reach the second interview for his dream job. But as Nick soon learns, escaping your problems isn’t easy, and at times can be outright dangerous. Excerpt: “Nick? Pick up the phone, Nick.” It was Stu. There was a pause. Probably waiting for him to answer, which wasn’t going to happen. “Don’t play games with me today, Chase. I’m not in the mood.” Nick clasped his hands behind his head and smiled. Few things were as enjoyable as hearing Stu squirm. The editor continued his diatribe. “Two stories, Nick,” he said. “You hear me? Two gaping holes, and we can’t go to press until they’re filled. Either get those stories in by two o’clock, or start circling classifieds.” The mighty editor hung up. Nick extricated himself from the sheet and spilled out of bed. Another Thursday morning, deadline morning at the wonderful Willowbrook Chronicle. Nick grabbed the mouse, shutting off the toasters that had been flying across the computer screen, and reached into his briefcase for the legal pad. As Stu had made amply clear, he had two stories to finish. The first one was yet another nauseating fluff piece; in this case a profile of the Willowbrook Garden Club, the members of which did little gardening, he noticed, but did consume generous quantities of gin. The other story was about Max, a German Shepherd that had mauled a rabid raccoon in stark daylight. Nick got a photo of Max with the coon’s head still in its jaws; the dog refused to part with his trophy. Stu complained that they couldn’t use that picture, that it wasn’t suitable for a community newspaper. He was right of course, but Nick was tired of the paper and lately had been finding ways to annoy Stu without going so far as to get himself fired. If things went as planned, after the interview in Boston tomorrow he’d soon be able to say goodbye -- to Stu, the Chronicle, and all of Willowbrook for that matter. 160223 1952 Nick Kenny Show, The T Series, 3-22-1952 to 5-17-1952. NBC New York Daily Mirror Columnist Nick Kenny hosted this late-night, 15-minute variety show. Kenny was radio editor for the New York Mirror. 160224 2002 Nick Knatterton - Der Film MF Germany Journalist (Nova Meierhenrich). 160225 1989 Nick Knight MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Rosanna Huffman). Reporter #2 (Rif Hutton). 160226 2005 Nick Madrid: Cast Adrift NM Guttridge, Peter #6 Nick Madrid Mysteries Journalists Nick Madrid and Bridget Frost, "aka the Bitch of the Broadsheets, my best friend, constant goad and accomplice" are in the West Indies working on musical film biography of notorious, mass-murdering, raping and pillaging pirate Blackheart. When Madrid's foray into stunt work on a low-budget pirate movie finds him fighting for his life with modern-day pirates, ruthless salvage divers and a whole host of dangerous watery creatures, walking the plank isn't the worst option. 160227 2001 Nick Madrid: Foiled Again NM Guttridge, Peter #5 Nick Madrid Mysteries Journalist Nick Madrid isn't looking for adventure, doesn't set out to risk his life. All he wants is to write his piece about the controversial sponsorship deal designed to fit fencing to prime-time TV. But even a man with Nick's journalistic standards can't dismiss the death of an Olympic fencer fatally stabbed in New York as an occupational hazard. Nor the 60-year-old murder in the Lancashire mill town as ancient history. Especially when his own family's involvement in the Spanish Civil War comes under scrutiny. Nick's high risk and hilarious investigation leads him from New York and Florida to the wild Lancashire moors. He's relieved when his friend Bridget "The Bitch of the Broadsheets" Frost turns up to show him the way home. 160228 1998 Nick Madrid: Ghost of a Chance, A NM Guttridge, Peter #2 Nick Madrid Mysteries Journalist Nick Madrid isn't exactly thrilled when his best friend in journalism, the Bitch of the Broadsheets, Bridget Frost, commissions him to spend a night in a haunted place on the Sussex Downs and live to tell the tale. Madrid stumbles on a hotter story when he discovers a dead man hanging upside down from an ancient oak. Why was he killed? Madrid is bewitched by pagans, Satanists, and a host of assorted metaphysicians. Séances, sabbaths, a horse-ride from Hell and a kick-boxing zebra are all involved. 160229 1997 Nick Madrid: No Laughing Matter NM Guttridge, Peter #1 Nick Madrid Mysteries Journalists Nick Madrid and Bridget Frost are in Montreal for the Just For Laughs festival when a naked woman plummets past his 14th floor hotel window. Madrid, helplessly locked in an advanced yoga position, gets dressed and investigates. She is one of 250 comics attending Juste Pour Rire, the biggest comedy festival in the world. Nick is helped by Forst, the Bitch of the Broadsheets. Nick tangles with cynical agents, movie stars, comics, New Age hustlers Also, a man who hammers nails into his head for a living, rich couples addicted to Twelve Step Recovery programs and a toad with a taste for cigarillos. Nick finally discovers the truth among the dark secrets of Hollywood's biggest stars. 160230 1999 Nick Madrid: Once and Future Con NM Guttridge, Peter #4 Nick Madrid Mysteries Journalist Nick Madrid and his trusty companion Bridget Frost can't resist going in search of Camelot themselves when the grave of the legendary King Arthur is discovered in the West Country. But instead of chivalrous knights they find rival heritage industry marketing men wiling to go to any lengths to make money from the discovery. Nick does some digging of his own and ends up with murder victims. 160231 1998 Nick Madrid: Two to Tango NM Guttridge, Peter #3 Nick Madrid Mysteries Correspondent Nick Madrid is sent to South America to report on Rock Against Drugs Tour. As if big spiders, piranhas and tiny spiky fish that go for the groin aren't bad enough, Madrid's tries to figure out who is trying to kill a rock megastar. Before arriving in Bogota, Columbia, to cover the Rock Against Drugs Tour, British Journalists Madrid and Bridge Frost, glaringly arrayed in Armani and a red cocktail dress, take a side jaunt to the Amazon River. They are promptly kidnapped by guerillas after Madrid is robbed in the over-the-river outhouse. They quickly escape and proceed to Bogota where the lead rock singer receives death threats. The rock singer happens to have stolen the guerilla leader's wife. 160232 1995 Nick of Time M News Media. Reporter (Ray Uhler). ( JBN Reporter (Peter Mackenzie). JPN Videographer (Rick Zieff). 160233 1998 Nico the Unicorn M News Media. National Newscaster (Bill Haughland). Local Newscaster (Don McGowan) 160234 2000 NieA under 7 C Newscaster (Justin Gross - Voice - English Version). Newscaster (William Knight - Voice - English Version). Newspaperman (William Knight - Voice - English Version). Newspaperwoman (Sharon McWilliams - Voice - English Version). 160235 1991 Niedere Gangarten N Schostack, Renate Germany Journalist 160236 1985 Niel Lynne M Australia. Photographer (Paul Wentford). 160237 1978 Nielsen's Children N Brady, James TV Newswoman Kate Sinclair is 35, beautiful, and bulldozes her way to the top 160238 1960 Niewinni czarodzieje MF Journalist (Kalina Jedrusik) 160239 2004 Nigdy w. zyciu! MF Poland News Media. Journalist #1 (Marcin Kwasny). Editor-in-Chief (Rafal Krolikowski). Journalist #2 (Rafal Dajbor). 160240 1938 Nigel Bathgate: Artists in Crime NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio (Dame Edith Ngaio Marsh, 1895-1982) #6 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160241 1973 Nigel Bathgate: Black As He's Painted NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #28 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160242 1968 Nigel Bathgate: Clutch of Constables NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #25 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160243 1941 Nigel Bathgate: Color Scheme (aka Colour Scheme) NM Marsh, Ngaio #12 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160244 1963 Nigel Bathgate: Dead Water NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #23 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160245 1942 Nigel Bathgate: Death and the Dancing Footman NM Marsh, Ngaio #11 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160246 1940 Nigel Bathgate: Death at The Bar NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #9 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160247 1966 Nigel Bathgate: Death at the Dolphin (aka Killer Dophin) NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #24 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160248 1938 Nigel Bathgate: Death in a White Tie NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #7 Alleyn-Marsh Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160249 1936 Nigel Bathgate: Death in Ecstasy NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #4 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. He is invited to a house party where he renews his acquaintance with the vivacious Angela North who is a bit wild and scares him by driving a car recklessly. She nonetheless intrigues him and they ultimately get married. Murder occurs during the weekend and Bathgate meets the Scotland Yard inspector sent to investigate -- Roderick Allyn. 160250 1945 Nigel Bathgate: Died in the Wool NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #13 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160251 1935 Nigel Bathgate: Enter a Murderer NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #2 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate takes his friend Inspector Roderick Alleyn, to the theater since he has two free tickets and his girlfriend is away. They witness the murder of one of the actors when live ammunition is used in the final confrontation. The friend who gave Bathgate the tickets is the actor who pulled the trigger. Bathgate lets Alleyn censor his stories before publication and seems very leisurely in getting his copy turned in. His status with his paper is vague. He writes theater reviews, but is essential a crime reporter. Alleyn lets Bathgate come along with him on his investigation. The dead actor was a good one to whom the other two leads owed their start in the business. Nigel stood near the center of the stage moving forward towards the wings when a voice warned him to look out. An instant later, Alleyn hurled himself at Nigel driving him backwards and out of the way of a falling object. 160252 1959 Nigel Bathgate: False Scent NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #21 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate takes his friend Inspector Roderick Alleyn, to the theater since he has two free tickets and his girlfriend is away. They witness the murder of one of the actors when live ammunition is used in the final confrontation. 160253 1947 Nigel Bathgate: Final Curtain NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Marsh, Ngaio #14 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate warns artist Troy Alleyn, the Inspector Roderick Alleyn's wife who is commissioned to paint a portrait of a great actor that the in-fighting, jealous and histrionics in his family will cause her problems. He's right. Despite a series of practical pranks and family bombshells, Troy manages to complete the portrait just before the subject is found dead several hours later. No foul play is suspected. Troy resumes her life meeting with her husband who had been away for nearly two years. He has been away from England doing Foreign Office work during World War II> 160254 1978 Nigel Bathgate: Grave Mistake NM OWN Marsh, Ngaio #30 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate takes his friend Inspector Roderick Alleyn, to the theater since he has two free tickets and his girlfriend is away. They witness the murder of one of the actors when live ammunition is used in the final confrontation. 160255 1962 Nigel Bathgate: Hand in Glove NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #22 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate takes his friend Inspector Roderick Alleyn, to the theater since he has two free tickets and his girlfriend is away. They witness the murder of one of the actors when live ammunition is used in the final confrontation. 160256 1977 Nigel Bathgate: Last Ditch NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Marsh, Ngaio #29 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate takes his friend Inspector Roderick Alleyn, to the theater since he has two free tickets and his girlfriend is away. They witness the murder of one of the actors when live ammunition is used in the final confrontation. 160257 1982 Nigel Bathgate: Light Thickens NM OWN - H Marsh, Ngaio #32 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate takes his friend Inspector Roderick Alleyn, to the theater since he has two free tickets and his girlfriend is away. They witness the murder of one of the actors when live ammunition is used in the final confrontation. 160258 1934 Nigel Bathgate: Man Lay Dead, A NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #1 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. He is invited to a house party where he renews his acquaintance with the vivacious Angela North who is a bit wild and scares him by driving a car recklessly. She nonetheless intrigues him and they ultimately get married. Murder occurs during the weekend and Bathgate meets the Scotland Yard inspector sent to investigate -- Roderick Allyn. At a wealthy man's weekend house-parties, he amuses his guests he has devised a new form of the fashionable Murder Game in which a guest is secretly selected to commit a murder in the dark and everyone assembles to solve the crime. But when the lights go up this time there is a real corpse with a real dagger in his back. All seven suspects have skillful alibis -- and it's up to Chief Detective-Inspector Alleyn and his journalist friend to try to figure out whodunit. 160259 1935 Nigel Bathgate: Nursing Home Murder, A NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #3 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160260 1956 Nigel Bathgate: Off With Its Head (aka Death of a Fool) NM OWN - H - P Marsh, Ngaio #19 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160261 1951 Nigel Bathgate: Opening Night (aka Night at the Vulcan) NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #16 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160262 1939 Nigel Bathgate: Overture to Death NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #8 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160263 1980 Nigel Bathgate: Photo Finish NM OWN - H Marsh, Ngaio #31 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. Photographer. Unknown photographer who calls himself "Strix." 160264 1955 Nigel Bathgate: Scales of Justice NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #18 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160265 1958 Nigel Bathgate: Singing in the Shrouds NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #20 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160266 1953 Nigel Bathgate: Spinsters in Jeopardy (aka Bride of Death, The) NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #17 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160267 1940 Nigel Bathgate: Surfeit of Lampreys (aka Death of a Peer) NM Marsh, Ngaio #10 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160268 1949 Nigel Bathgate: Swing Brother Swing (aka Wreath for Rivera, A) NM OWN Marsh, Ngaio #15 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160269 1972 Nigel Bathgate: Tied Up In Tinsel NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Marsh, Ngaio #27 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160270 1937 Nigel Bathgate: Vintage Murder NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #5 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160271 1970 Nigel Bathgate: When In Rome NM OWN - P Marsh, Ngaio #26 Alleyn-Bathgate Journalist Nigel Bathgate of the London Clarion chronicles the adventures of Chief Inspector Roderick Alleyn and is his good friend. Bathgate is a young, ingenuous, robust young man with a reddish face, brushed-up mustache and a neatly barbered look. 160272 1918 Nigger Jeff SS UCLA Dreiser, Theodore In "Free and Other Stories." Reporter Elmer Davies of The Times 160273 1934 Night Alarm M Stanley, Jack (Story). Earle Snell (Adaptation) Ness Book Reporter Hal Ashby (Bruce Cabot), stuck writing gardening columnist for Morning Times. Helen Smith (Judith Allen) comes into the newsroom in search of a job. Ashby convinces Editor Stephen Caldwell (Sam Hardy) to put her on the column. Then he tackles the story of an arsonist who has been setting fires at factories. Ashby solves the crimes, saves the female reporter and is declared a hero. Both reporters leave the paper to work for Smith's father. Small Reporter in White Hat (Lester Dorr). Giggling Reporter (Syd Saylor). 160274 1957 Night America Trembled, The T Studio One -Re-enactment of Howard Koch-Orson Welles radio play in 1938, War of the Worlds - 9-9-57 TV Journalist Edward R. Murrow narration. Alexander Scourby. Warren Beatty 160275 1974 Night and Day P MLPL Stoppard, T. Play Index, 1978-82 Journalists. Idealistic Jacob Milne and other journalists die because of "bloody ego." Young reporter says, "No matter how imperfect things are if you've got a free press everything is correctable, and without it everything is concealable." Another character replies: "I'm with you on the free press. It's the newspapers I can't stand." 160276 1946 Night and Day M DVD -R HQ 7694, 7695, 7691. Newspaperman (Harry Crocker). Photographer (Richard Bartell). Based on life of Cole Porter. 160277 1990 Night Angel M DVD -R HQ 6252, 6254. Fashion Magazine Editor and Art Director discovers a beautiful cover girl is really the Queen of Hell. Seductive she-devil (Isa Anderson) sets up shop at a fashion magazine 160278 2006 Night at the Museum M TV Anchor (Pat Kieman). 160279 1935 Night at the Ritz, A M DVD -R HQ 3478, 3458 Cohen, Albert J., Robert T. Shannon (Screenplay-Story) Columnist Joe Scurvin (Gordon Westcott). Editor Connolly (William B. Davidson). Press Agent Duke Regan (William Gargan). Newswoman (Lillian Castle). Messenger (Dick Winslow). 160280 2006 Night Blind N Worth, Jan Public Relations Officer Charlotte Thornton is in the Kingdom of Tonga when a beautiful young Peace Corps volunteer is murdered one October night. For Thornton, the killing sets off an unnerving cascade of questions. Carlotte can’t help but wonder if she’ll be able to survive and work in the tense post-murder atmosphere. Thornton plunges into her job as a public relations officer for a Tongan noble. But during her off hours, she drinks too much at the Coconut Club and awkwardly tries to adapt her sexually old inclinations to Polynesian customs. After getting thrown out of a party for cavorting naked with the Peace Corps volunteer’s ex-lover, she retreats -- embarrassed, depressed, haunted by the volunteer’s death -- to her Tongan family. She then falls in love with a married Peace Corps psychologist, Gabriel Bonner. When Gabriel abruptly leaves and an earthquake rocks the area, Charlotte’s life seems as if it is about to collapse. How will she navigate her way through this topical ordeal, night blind and 9,000 miles away from home? 160281 1970 Night Boat from Puerto Vedra NM UCLA MacKenzie, Donald Photographer-Reporter Macneil, doing an article for a magazine. 160282 1927 Night Bride, The M AFI-Authors Writer 160283 1933 Night Bus SS OWN - P Adams, Samuel Hopkins Story used in "It Happened One Night." No journalists. Inspiration for "It Happened One Night." 160284 1992 Night Butterfly NM McFall, Patricia News Media 160285 1965 Night Caller, The M TV Newscaster (John Sherlock). Newspaper ads involved in plot 160286 2001 Night Caller, The N Lutz, John Journalist Deni Green believes that a former NYPD detective's daughter is the latest victim of a serial killer also hunted in Florida and the Pacific Northwest. The cancer-stricken father teams with Green who hopes to write true-crime account of the case. 160287 1993 Night Child NM Scholefield, Alan Photojournalist Duncan Wylie thinks he sees a young ape roaming London's Hampstead Heath. He tracks it to a nearby mansion, deserted except for two dead bodies on the floor. They are a concert-pianist and her unmarried daughter. Police then discover a terrified mute boy of six -- the "ape" Wylie sighted. Reporter Wylie, out for a major scoop, tails the boy and his grief therapist everywhere. 160288 1975 Night Child (aka Medaglione insanguinato, Il. Crused Medallion, The) M Italy. Ness BBC Documentary maker Michael Williams (Richard Johnson) doing a documentary on diabolical art and his daughter becomes possessed. 160289 1944 Night Club Girl M Press 160290 1937 Night Club Scandal M Rubin, Daniel N. (Play -- "Riddle Me This." Remake of Guilty as Hell (Charged) Reporter Russell Kirk (Lynne Overman) of the Morning Star. Competes with cop for the love of a woman as they investigate a murder. Reporter arrives at a nightclub drunk, hit a woman and makes smart remarks. Reporter goes to site of murder and claims he's from the police. Steals photographs. Solves the murder. Copy Boy (Spec O'Donnell). Messenger Boy (George Offerman Jr.). 160291 1932 Night Court M DVD -R 1595 News Media 160292 1984 Night Court: T SV 83 Episodes. 1984-1985 News Media. Reporter Al Craven (Terry Kiser), obnoxious, sleazy reporter in early episodes. 160293 1991 Night Court: Alone Again, Naturally T Episode #164. 2-13-1991 Reporter Margaret Turner (Mary Cadorette) is the woman of Harry's dreams. He meets the woman of his dreams, no-nonsense reporter Margaret Turner (Mary Cadorette) who breezes into his life and then quickly out again 160294 1990 Night Court: Amore or Less T SV 114 Episode #135 Advice Columnists Vanna Anders (Lynne Stewart) and Lana Anders (Jodi Carlisle) are sisters who are two nationally known feuding advice columnists modeled after Ann Landers and Dear Abby. Christine (Markie Post) has a bee in her bonnet over her romance with new love Tony, but no one is willing to offer constructive help except two feuding advice columnists 160295 1990 Night Court: Closer Look T SVD 907 Episode #146. 4-11-1990 TV Reporter Ed Druthers (Bob Sarlatte) observes overworked staffers. Harry, his court and co-workers come under the sharp journalistic eye of TV reporter Druthers doing a story on typical night court events. Druthers puts overworked staffers under the microscope of a examining jurisprudence in the most "primitive" form 160296 1987 Night Court: Day in the Life, A T SV 116 Episode #72. 2-5-1987 TV. NBC Programming Chief at the time Brandon Tartikoff (Himself) posts bail for a Neilsen family as the gang rushes to adjudicate 200 cases in one session. 160297 1984 Night Court: Former Harry Stone, The T DVD -R HQ 10022 Episode #3. 2-18-1984 Reporter Al Craven (Terry Kiser), sleazy newspaper reporter. Harry has a criminal record. 160298 1984 Night Court: Harry and the Madam T Episode #21. 11-22-1984 Reporter Al Craven (Terry Kiser). Harry feels a lot of official pressure when a notorious madame with a hot diary comes before his bench. Craven is also very interested. 160299 1984 Night Court: Harry and the Rock Star T SVD 1023 Episode #11. 3-21-1984 Reporter. Rock fans and a nosy reporter wreak havoc in the courtroom when Harry starts dating a rock star. Reporter Al Craven (Terry Kiser). 160300 1990 Night Court: It's Just a Joke T Episode #159. 12-14-1990 News Media. Reporter No. 1 (Beth Robbins). 160301 1992 Night Court: Opportunity Knock Knocks (Part One) T Episode. 5-13-1992. Season #9. Episode #20 Reporter (Susan Allenback). Mel Torme (Himself) 160302 1989 Night Court: Passion Plundered T DVD -R HQ 4822. SVD 888 Episode #134. 12-20-1989 Journalist Pamela Hammond (Annette McCarthy) becomes the object of Dan and Harry who fall over each other trying to get the attention of the attractive newswoman doing a story on their courtroom It turns out the reporter has two secrets: she is a writer of romance novels and doesn't want anyone to know that because it might jeopardize her standing as a legitimate journalist. And she is also a lesbian who isn't ashamed of being called a lesbian. 160303 1984 Night Court: Pick a Number T Episode #17. 10-25-1984 Reporter Al Craven (Terry Kiser). Courtroom becomes a circus when meek little fellow chooses Harry to decide what worthy person will receive money from his winning lottery ticket. 160304 1990 Night Court: Razing Bull T Episode #136. 1-17-1990 Newscaster (Cynthia Mace). 160305 1992 Night Court: Shave and a Haircut T Episode #183. 1-8-1992 College Humor Magazine's man-of-the-year award is given to Mel Torme. Harry promises him the moon to accept it unaware it's a prank 160306 1989 Night Court: Strange Bedfellows T Episode #118. 3-3-1989 Anchorwoman (Julia Parton). Singer Mel Torme (Himself). 160307 1998 Night Crew NM Sandford, John TV News Video Freelancer Anna Batory runs the night crew, a small independent band of video news freelancers who roam Los Angeles in their truck from ten to dawn looking for news, anything they can shoot and sell to the local stations or the networks. Batory, thin and "rail-hard" with "pale blue eyes" peddles clips of crime scenes, fires, car crashes and other mayhem to local TV stations for a tidy profit. She's a Wisconsin farm girl on the streets of L.A. The crew is taping a lab break-in by animal-rights activists and a drug-crazed teenager's jump from a hotel window. The crew moves from voyeurs of the action to unwilling participants when Anna's part-time cameraman is shot dead and mutilated. A friend of his is murdered in an equally grisly manner. It becomes clear that a psycho is stalking Anna and her crew. To nail him, she teams up with the divorced father of the jumper, a lawyer, and an ex-cop. Anna, the ex-cop, another crew member and his new girlfriend are attacked by the psycho. Some sources say she is a lesbian. 160308 1947 Night Darkens Street NM LaBern, Arthur Press 160309 1997 Night Edition T VHS 588 Episode News Media 160310 1946 Night Editor M Based on Radio Program, Night Editor and script, "Inside Story." Editor Crane Stewart (Charles D. Brown) of the New York Star while playing poker with his friends tells a story about a cop involved in a murder investigation. Reporter (Jack Frack). Reporter (Donald Kerr). Photographer (Wally Rose). Movie was to be the first in a series of films featuring sgtories about the graveyard-shift police beat reporters at fictional newspaper, The New York Star, but no other Night Editor films were made. 160311 1954 Night Editor: T Series. 1954. 3-14-1954. Night Editor Hal Burdick of a newspaper. Stories seen through the eyes of Burdick, host and narrator. Burdick narrated a story about crime or a human interest story ranging form the U.S. Civil War to the current year of 1954. Dramatizations depicting work of newspapermen seen through eyes of Hal Burdick, night editor of a newspaper (Hal Burdick, host and narrator) 160312 1934 Night Editor: R Series 1934-1948 Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. Stories varied greatly including tales of war, adventures, crime and an occasional ghost story. 160313 1934 Night Editor: Adrian Sets a Trap R Episode #25. Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. 160314 1934 Night Editor: Autumn Fever R Episode #28. Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. 160315 1934 Night Editor: Boomerangs Do Come Back R Episode #30. Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. 160316 1934 Night Editor: Care of Postmistress Clara R Episode #22. Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. 160317 1934 Night Editor: Deep Roots R Episode #34. Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. 160318 1934 Night Editor: For Later Delivery R Episode #29. Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. 160319 1934 Night Editor: Homecoming For Two R Episode #31. Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. 160320 1934 Night Editor: In a Matter of Speaking R Episode #33. Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. 160321 1934 Night Editor: Law's Delay, The R Episode #23. Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. 160322 1934 Night Editor: One in a Thousand R Episode #35. Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. 160323 1934 Night Editor: Reflection R Episode #26. Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. 160324 1934 Night Editor: Smoke Rings R Episode #27. Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. 160325 1934 Night Editor: Strange Judgment R Episode #32. Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. 160326 1934 Night Editor: Time Saver R Episode #24. Night Editor Hal Burdick would receive readers' requests for stories in a "letter to the editor" format. He would then tell the story. Burdick played all the characters on the program. 160327 1957 Night Extra NM OWN - H McGivern, William P. Reporter Sam Terrell of the Call-Bulletin. 160328 1990 Night Eyes M Reporter (Robb Weller). 160329 2003 Night Fall M Cameraman (John Pagano). 160330 1997 Night Falls on Manhattan M News Media. Reporter #1 (Teddy Coluca). Reporter #2 (Roslyn Cohn). Reporter #3 (Elliot Cuker) News Reporter #3 (Tamara Phillips). News #1 (Clark D. Williams). News #2 (Bill Boggs). 160331 1997 Night Flier, The (aka Stephen King's "The Night Flier") M SVD 592 King, Stephen (Novel : "The Night Flier"). Journalists track down vampire who searches for unsuspecting victims at small airports. Two journalists try to hunt him down. Reporter #1 (Matt Webb). Reporter #2 (David Zum Brunner). Reporter #3 (April Turner). Reporter #4 (Manya K. Rubinstein) 160332 1943 Night for Crime, A M Starr, Jimmy (Story - "Beautiful Night for Love, A"). John Vlahos (Additional Dialogue). Arthur St. Claire, Sherman Lowe (Screenplay) PR Reporter Susan (Glenda Farrell), girlfriend of Joe (Lyle Talbot), a Publicity Director for a film studio. Two of them stumble across body of murdered extra. Checks in with editor because if she doesn't, he'll take her off the payroll. Missing actress is publicity stunt cooked up by boyfriend and a twin sister. When a woman falls out of a window, Susan says it was a tough break. Real-life columnists are asked to identify a body at an inquest. Columnists (Erskine Johnson, Jimmy Starr, Edwin Schallert, Florence O'Brien, Harry Crocker). 160333 1955 Night Freight M Newsman (Jimmy Alexander). 160334 1978 Night Full of Rain, A (aka End of the World in Our Usual Bed in a Night Full of Rain, The) M SVD 1480, SVD 1503 Wertmuller, Lina (Screenplay) Photojournalist Lizzy (Candice Bergen) for the San Francisco Chronicle and Italian Communist Journalist Paolo (Giancarlo Giannini) have a relationship. Talk about pollution, war, destruction while TV sets show coverage of trial of Lt. Calley. She talks about wanting to focus on feminist issues in her work. He talks about not feeling alive any more. They fight when he suspects her of having a lover. She decides to leave, but he ends up running out. She follows him. She runs away. He chases her. Return to their house and talk about their marriage and go to bed. 160335 1970 Night Gallery: Diary, The T SVD 1497 Episode Gossip Columnist receives a diary from a former star. 160336 1970 Night Gallery: Nature of the Enemy, The T Episode #5. 12-23-1970 News Media. 1st Reporter (James Sikking). 2nd Reporter (Jason Wingreen). 3rd Reporter (Albert Popwell). 160337 1972 Night Gallery: Ring with the Red Velvet Ropes, The T Episode. 11-5-1972. Season #3. Episode #6. Reporter (James Bacon). 160338 1971 Night Gallery: Tell David… T Episode #54. 12-29-1971 Radio Weatherman (Jeff Corey). 160339 1974 Night Games MT Court Reporter (Larry Thor) 160340 1995 Night Games NR Kaiser, Janice Harlequin Temptation #530 Reporter Darien Hughes is celebrating her 30th birthday when she sees Mr. Perfect across the room. She daydreams about him and since she is a reporter, writes a story about "Sam" the blue-eyed stranger and what might have been had she been more daring. Sam calls her and makes her an offer -- he will indulge her every fantasy. 160341 1948 Night Has a Thousand Eyes M Radio Newscast 160342 1938 Night Hawk, The M Felton, Earl (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Slim Torrence (Robert Livingston) is missing and Editor Lonigan (Charles Wilson) wants him to get information on a whiskey smuggling operation. Reporter Della Parrish (June Travis), the daughter of the publisher, claims she can find Torrence. With the help of Photographer Willie Sing (Roland L. Got) helps her find Livingston in a seedy waterfront hangout. Promised an exclusive if he cracks the smuggling case. Tracks killer, captured, is rescued. When reporters decide to marry, editor angry because rival sheet announces the marriage. Variety, 10/5/38: "Another Hollywood pipe-dream of a newspaperman who is a combination miracle man, acrobat, Sherlock Holmes, philanthropist and naughty boy." "…He's so busy motivating most of the crimes, solving them and undoing them that he's never seen in his office or on a telephone." 160343 1999 Night Heat NR Taylor, Simona Journalist Marcus Lucien is a handsome man who joins a group of American tourists assigned to a Trinidad tour guide. She doesn't trust Lucien's motives any more than he trusts her ability to lead their group out of a dangerous situation. Romance develops. 160344 1985 Night Heat: T VHS 612 (Three Episodes), 601 (Three Episodes), 600 (Four Episodes), 599 (Four Episodes), 595 (Four Episodes), 586 (Three Episodes), SV 131, SV 95, 91 (Two Episodes) 85, 73 Episodes. Series 1-31-1985 to 1-5-1989. 96 Episodes Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160345 1988 Night Heat: Ain't No Cure For Love T Episode #75. 2-4-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160346 1987 Night Heat: All the King's Horses T Episode #56. 8-4-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160347 1985 Night Heat: Ancient Madness T Episode #8. 5-9-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Mid-South is assigned to protect an "Irish Terrorist". They take him to a residential dwelling. Kevin has issues with his philosophies and the two argue. The man storms out of the living room and goes into the kitchen, where he is promptly shot thru a window. 160348 1987 Night Heat: And Baby Makes Grief T VHS 585 Episode #55. 5-21-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160349 1986 Night Heat: Another Country T Episode #40. 10-30-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160350 1988 Night Heat: Archie's Riff T Episode #88. 10-20-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160351 1986 Night Heat: Bad Timing T Episode #43. 11-20-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160352 1987 Night Heat: Beaumont Line, The T Episode #48. 1-15-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160353 1987 Night Heat: Beauty Is as Beauty Does T Episode #53. 4-30-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160354 1988 Night Heat: Better Part of Valor T Episode #81. 5-5-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Carson feels responsible when Colby is shot while investigating a robbery. Newscaster (Thomas Hauff). 160355 1988 Night Heat: Bless Me Father T Episode #85. 9-29-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Priest helps the police find the hit-and-run driver who killed a young woman. Meanwhile, a women visits Lt. Hogan and claims to be his daughter. 160356 1988 Night Heat: Blowing Bubbles T Episode #78. 2-25-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. O'Brien must re-evaluate his relationship with Nicole when she becomes pregnant. In addition, O'Brien and Giambone investigate a gruesome assault tied to a crooked restaurant owner who is indebted to a dying loan shark. 160357 1989 Night Heat: Blues in a Bottle T Episode #96. 1-5-1989 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Officers of Mid-South reminisce about their past experiences when the precinct is about to be shut down forcing the officers who had worked together for years to be scattered to other precincts. 160358 1986 Night Heat: Body Conscious T Episode #45. 12-4-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160359 1988 Night Heat: Bogota Blues T VHS 612 Episode #84. 9-22-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Columbian detective helps the precinct apprehend members of a drug ring when several people are killed by a lone gunman during a cocaine operation. 160360 1986 Night Heat: Brotherhood T Episode #24. 1-9-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160361 1986 Night Heat: Children of the Night T Episode #38. 10-16-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160362 1988 Night Heat: Chinatown T Episode #74. 1-21-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160363 1987 Night Heat: Comeback T Episode #61. 9-8-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Lounge singer is seen arguing with his cousin over money. The cousin is later found murdered. Does the lounge singer have ties to the mafia? 160364 1987 Night Heat: Cost of Doing Business, The T Episode #68. 11-5-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160365 1985 Night Heat: Dead Ringer T Episode #26. 2-6-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160366 1985 Night Heat: Dead To Rights T Episode #12. 10-3-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160367 1985 Night Heat: Deadline T Episode #3. 2-14-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Woman on the way home is attacked and raped in her own house. Kevin and Frank quickly nab a suspect and are convinced that he is also responsible for six other rapes. Now they must prove his guilt. As a side story - two unrelated murders go unsolved. 160368 1985 Night Heat: Deadlock T Episode #7. 5-2-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Frank and his date (a fellow cop) discover a hold-up in progress at a variety store. They nab the suspect and discover that he is wanted for murder as well. While in the holding cell, the murderers friend, creates a hostage situation at Mid-South. 160369 1988 Night Heat: Elaine T Episode #95. 12-29-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160370 1986 Night Heat: Every Picture Tells a Story T Episode #41. 11-6-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160371 1988 Night Heat: False Witness T Episode #87. 10-13-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Man attempts to protect his wife after she witnesses the murder of a drug dealer 160372 1985 Night Heat: Fifth Man, The T Episode #10. 5-23-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Cleaning lady finds a man hanging over a doorway - it looks like an apparent suicide. Kevin suspects otherwise. His suspicions are confirmed when a second strange killing occurs. Shortly thereafter, the Feds become involved in the investigation 160373 1986 Night Heat: Fighter, The T Episode #32. 5-15-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160374 1986 Night Heat: Fighting Back T Episode #42. 11-13-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160375 1986 Night Heat: Fire and Ice T Episode #23. 1-2-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160376 1987 Night Heat: Flashback T Episode #59. 8-25-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160377 1988 Night Heat: Forgive Me Father T Episode #80. 4-28-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Newscaster (Thomas Hauff). Young woman confesses to Father Torres that she witnessed her brother kill a friend over a disagreement during a mugging. 160378 1987 Night Heat: Freedom Dead T Episode #71. 11-26-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives.Newspaper Editor (Harvey Kirck). 160379 1987 Night Heat: Friends T Episode #34. 7-30-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160380 1985 Night Heat: Game, The T Episode #15. 10-24-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160381 1988 Night Heat: Goodbodies T Episode #89. 10-27-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160382 1987 Night Heat: Grace T Episode #57. 8-11-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160383 1986 Night Heat: Hero, The T Episode #25. 1-30-1986. Season 2 Opener Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160384 1986 Night Heat: Hit, The T Episode #36. 10-2-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160385 1988 Night Heat: Ice T Episode #90. 11-3-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160386 1985 Night Heat: Innocents T Episode #22. 12-26-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Newscaster (Thomas Hauff). 160387 1985 Night Heat: Jane the Ripper T Episode #11. 9-26-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160388 1988 Night Heat: Jumper T Episode #91. 11-10-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160389 1987 Night Heat: Kid, The T Episode #58. 8-18-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160390 1986 Night Heat: Legendary Eddie Shore, The T Episode #29. 4-17-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160391 1987 Night Heat: Limo T Episode #63. 10-1-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160392 1987 Night Heat: Love You To Death T Episode #49. 2-5-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160393 1987 Night Heat: Masquerade T Episode #47. 1-8-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160394 1987 Night Heat: Mean Business T Episode #64. 10-8-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160395 1988 Night Heat: Mercenary, The T Episode #86. 10-6-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Kevin and Frank investigate when a real estate fraud sends a psychopath on a killing spree. 160396 1986 Night Heat: Moonlight T Episode #31. 5-1-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160397 1985 Night Heat: Mother's Day T Episode #16. 10-31-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Kevin and Frank investigate the murders of elderly women at a senior citizen centre where the women were tricked into withdrawing their life savings prior to their deaths. 160398 1986 Night Heat: Movement, The T Episode #44. 11-27-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160399 1985 Night Heat: Necessary Force T Episode #2. 2-7-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Newscaster (Thomas Hauff). Kevin and Frank pursue two criminals to a back alley. The two thugs try to escape, one manages to get away - the other gets shot by Frank when he apparently pulls out a gun. An investigation of the crime scene finds no trace of a gun, only a flashlight. Thug #1 (Keanu Reeves). 160400 1986 Night Heat: Neighbors T Episode #27. 2-13-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160401 1988 Night Heat: No Regrets T Episode #94. 12-1-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160402 1988 Night Heat: None Shall Sleep T Episode #79. 4-21-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. O'Brien and Giambone search for the criminals who shot Lt. Hogan during a holdup 160403 1985 Night Heat: Obie's Law T Episode #5. 2-28-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Newscaster (Thomas Hauff). Robbery at a local fish market sees the use of automatic weapons. There are several people either hurt or killed during the incident. Frank and Kevin must track down the source of these weapons, which have become increasingly used in crimes. 160404 1986 Night Heat: Passenger, The T Episode #30. 4-24-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160405 1986 Night Heat: Payday T Episode #28. 2-20-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160406 1987 Night Heat: Pimp, The T Episode #62. 9-24-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160407 1987 Night Heat: Play the Game T Episode #51. 2-19-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160408 1985 Night Heat: Poison T Episode #17. 11-7-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Newscaster (Thomas Hauff). 160409 1985 Night Heat: Power Play T Episode #14.. 10-17-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160410 1985 Night Heat: Premiere: Crossfire T Episode #1. 1-31-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Someone is killing cops and the detectives investigating it are stumped. They go to Kellerman's girlfriend's bar and the killer is there, pretending to be blind. He asks Kellerman to help him. He is about to shoot him when Kellerman's partner shows up. He takes at shot at them later and misses. Kirkwood gets a letter from the man who says seven cops have to die. Later he kills another cop. After talking to the widow, Kevin remembers that all the cops who were killed went to a fire. One policeman was on his way to the fire when he ran over a 7-year-old blind girl. This leads them to the blind man. They stop him before he can kill again. They chase him and he shoots himself while clutching a picture of his girl. 160411 1986 Night Heat: Pride and Prejudice T Episode #39. 10-23-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160412 1988 Night Heat: Privilege of Freedom, The T Episode #82. 5-12-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. O'Brien and Giambone investigate the deaths of six illegal aliens who died in a shipping container trying to enter the country. Both are convinced another 'shipment' is on the way. 160413 1988 Night Heat: Professional, The T Episode #92. 11-17-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Newscaster (Thomas Hauff). 160414 1987 Night Heat: Punk T Episode #52. 2-26-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160415 1985 Night Heat: Quest, The T Episode #13. 10-10-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160416 1985 Night Heat: Secrets T Episode #19. 11-21-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160417 1988 Night Heat: Set For Life T Episode #83. 5-19-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. While investigating an unusual death, Kevin and Frank become curious about a wealthy family's effort to keep their dead father's memory alive. Frank is pursued by payroll because of his mounting debt. 160418 1986 Night Heat: Showdown T Episode #33. 5-22-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Newscaster (Thomas Hauff). 160419 1988 Night Heat: Silk T Episode #73. 1-14-1988. Season 4 Opener Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160420 1987 Night Heat: Simon Says T Episode #66. 10-22-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160421 1985 Night Heat: Snow White T Episode #18. 11-14-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160422 1985 Night Heat: Songbird T Episode #20. 11-28-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Two thieves break into a jewel/rare artifacts store and steal a miniature bird statue. The value of the statue is $1 million dollars. 160423 1985 Night Heat: Source, The T Episode #21. 12-2-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160424 1985 Night Heat: Stranger, The T Episode #4. 2-21-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Police investigative serial killer stalking females at night (continuing last episode). Woman is scared in a park and runs to police fearing she's the next victim. Suspect questioned, but released. After leaving police station, woman is found murdered. Only witness is Whitey who may have taken picture of the attacker. Kevin discusses theories on the killer with Tom and discovers some odd similarities with past attacks in other areas. Kevin consults with a national database operator regarding similar crimes and is startled by his discovery. 160425 1987 Night Heat: Switch, The T Episode #46. 1-1-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160426 1987 Night Heat: Tell Me a Story T Episode #60. 9-1-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160427 1987 Night Heat: These Happy Golden Years T Episode #69. 11-12-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160428 1987 Night Heat: Tonight's News T Episode #65. 10-15-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160429 1986 Night Heat: Trapped T Episode #37. 10-9-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160430 1987 Night Heat: Vantage Point T Episode #50. 2-12-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160431 1985 Night Heat: Velvet T Episode #9. 5-16-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Velvet, the lead singer of the punk rock band "Crud" is found dead of an apparent drug overdose. Frank and Kevin determine such is not the case and discover the cocaine was laced with cyanide. 160432 1988 Night Heat: Vengeance T Episode #72. 1-7-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160433 1987 Night Heat: Victim, The T Episode #67. 10-29-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160434 1986 Night Heat: Wages of Sin T Episode #35. 9-25-1986 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160435 1988 Night Heat: Whitey's Run T Episode #77. 2-18-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Whitey and his girlfriend become mob targets after he witnesses a murder during his pickup of stolen merchandise. Whitey and his girlfriend are forced to enter the witness protection program. 160436 1987 Night Heat: Wiseguy, The T Episode #70. 11-19-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Newscaster (Thomas Hauff). 160437 1985 Night Heat: Witness, The T Episode #6. 3-7-1985 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Newscaster (Thomas Hauff). Continuing from the previous episode, Frank and Kevin try to capture the gangsters that knocked off two men. Their biggest lead being some professional photographs taken during a wedding reception on a boat nearby where the murders took place. 160438 1988 Night Heat: Woof T Episode #76. 2-11-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160439 1988 Night Heat: Wrong Woman, The T Episode #93. 11-24-1988 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. 160440 1987 Night Heat: You're On the Air T Episode #54. 5-7-1987 Reporter for the Eagle Tom Kirkwood (Alan Royal) writes column called "Night Heat." Final shot freezes into black and white photograph in his column. He chronicled the nightly police beat of two detectives. Newscaster (Thomas Hauff). 160441 1955 Night Holds Terror, The M Reporter (Joel Marston). Reporter (John Phillips). 160442 1995 Night Hunter M Martell, William C. (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Raimy Baker (Melanie Smith) for The World Inquisitor gets assigned to vampire story after a vampire hunter shoots up a restaurant. Two meet when reporter hits vampire hunter with her car while he is being chased by police. Vampire hunter takes reporter to his secret hideout and revives her using a mysterious fluid. She becomes convinced vampires exist. Head of the group of vampires wants her to be his bride. Police detective offers to help the reporter. When he tries to arrest vampire hunter, she helps him escape. Cop and vampire hunter team up to rescue reporter when she is captured by vampires. The leader is destroyed. Reporter is left with a story she claims not even The World Inquisitor will believe. Reporter never seen in newsroom. One of the vampires gets into the newspaper morgue to revive his associates by claiming to be a reporter. 160443 1968 Night Hustlers, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 160444 2005 Night I Got Lucky NR Caldwell, Laura Publicist Billy Rendell has a long-awaited promotion, freedom from emotional baggage and a new husband. All of her wishes were granted overnight and this bothers her. She's the new VP of the agency and it's harder than she thought. She has a harmless crush on a co-worker that may turn out not to be so harmless. 160445 1978 Night in Algiers SS GPL Shaw, Irwin In "Irwin Shaw Short Stories: Five Decades." Reporter is narrator in empty newspaper office. Assistant editor and reporter talk. 160446 1988 Night in Havana: Dizzy Gillespie in Cuba, A M Interviewer (Allen Honigberg) 160447 1961 Night in Hong Kong, A (Honkon No Yoru) M Ide, Toshiro (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Japan - Ness Book Japanese War Correspondent Hiroshi Tanaka (Akira Takarada) falls in love with a woman when she nurses him while he is ill on a stopover in Hong Kong. Returns to city and finds her engaged to her boss' son. Reporter also involved with childhood sweetheart. Sweetheart leaves for Paris when she discovers he loves the other woman. Reporter proposes to woman he loves but she refuses. Objects to mixed marriages because mother was Japanese and deserted family during World War II. Reporter locates her mother. Unsuccessful in efforts to reunite them. Proposes again when he visits her on way to Laos to cover the war. She finally agrees to marry him but he is killed in Laos. 160448 1942 Night in New Orleans M Photographer (Keith Richards). Photographer (Richard Webb). Newsboy (Fred Carpenter). 160449 1906 Night in the Luxembourg, A N Gourmont, de Remy Journalist Louis Delacolombe (M. James Sandy Rose), a journalist. Born in France, brought up in the United States, returned to Franc. Both names are symbolic. 160450 1999 Night Inspector, The: Novel, A N Busch, Frederick Journalist Samuel Mordechain is an idealistic journalist determined to write the truth about the war. His old army comrade is a former Northern Army sniper concealed now beneath a specially constructed mask. It is 1867 in New York City. An enemy bullet destroyed most of his face. He wears an eerie papier-mâché mask. Herman Melville, a burnt-out customs inspector. They rescue a group of black children from Florida servitude. The Civil War casualty and the journalist attend Charles Dickens's public reading of his fable of resurrection, A Christmas Carol. 160451 1937 Night Key M Reporter. Lead Reporter (Charles Sherlock). Radio Newscaster (Tom Hanlon). 160452 1997 Night Man: Chrome T Episode #6. 11-3-1997. Sci-Fi. Anchorman (Paul Bloom). 160453 1998 Night Man: Fear City T Episode #26. 11-2-1998 News Media. TV News Reporter (Brenda Crichlow). TV Newscaster (Suzette Meyers). 160454 1997 Night Man: In the Still of the Night T Episode #4. 10-20-1997 News Media. TV Anchorman (Stan Miller). 160455 1998 Night Man: People's Choice, The T Episode #29. 11-23-1998 Newscaster (Pamela Martin). Moderator (Dale Hall). 160456 1998 Night Man: Ultraweb, The T Episode #22. 10-5-1998 News Media. Reporter (Kristina Matisic). Anchorman (Clay St. Thomas). Millennium Announcer (Brent Sheppard). 160457 1997 Night Man: Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On T Episode #2. 10-6-1997 News Media. Reporter (Darlynne Reyes). 160458 1997 Night Man: World Premiere T Episode #1. 9-15-1997 News Media. Hospital Reporter #1 (Andrea Naversen). 160459 2001 Night Mare N McMahon, Franci Journalist Jane Scott seems luckier than most inherited money and her profession as a journalist have placed her in a milieu she deeply loves, the world of championship horses. Scott reaches a dark crossroads: another lesbian relationship is coming to its predictable end. And the television images of the headline-making death of her parents continue, all these years later, to haunt her. 160460 1932 Night Mayor, The M Marx, Sam (Story). Gertrude Purcell (Dialogue-Adaptation) Ness Book Reporter for the Evening Star, Fred Fields (Donald Dillaway). 160461 2007 Night Moves N Danielewski, Cynthia Former Reporter Ashley is the wife of New York Detective Jack Reeves. Reeves is less than thrilled when Ashley decides to organize a Fourth of July neighborhood block party. After a hard day of work, he prefers quiet evenings spent at home with her and their newborn son, John. But Jack soon realizes it isn’t so easy to separate his job from his home life. When one of their neighbors is shot and killed during the event, Jack has no choice but to get involved. Unfortunately, there are as many suspects as there are alibis. With his police partner, Ryan Parks, Jack begins an in-depth investigation into the man’s murder, following a twisting trail that reveals more the further he probes. 160462 1987 Night Network T UK Movie Critic (Barbie Wilde). Presenter (Angela Clarke). 160463 1987 Night Never Falls N OWN - H Shrake, Bud Alcoholic Journalist, hard-driving, hard-drinking Harry Sparrow, an American journalist based in London in the 1950s. 160464 1944 Night of Adventure, A M DVD -R HQ 1813 (Media Excerpts) Reporter (Bert Moorhouse). Young Reporter (Mike Road). Star-Dispatch Newspaper Headlines. 160465 1969 Night of Bloody Horror M Weaver, Robert A. (Story-Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book Reporter Angelle Miliot (Gayle Yellen) involved with young man suspected in series of murders. She leads to unraveling of mystery when she goes to his house to investigate. Gore and sleaze. 160466 1981 Night of Dark Intent, A SM GPL Grant, Charles L. In "Tales From the Nightside." Reporter Martin who wants to quit his newspaper, the Station Herald. 160467 1962 Night of Evil M PR - AFI-Publicists Public Relations 160468 1932 Night of June 13th, The M Reporters (Paul Fix, Kent Taylor). 160469 1933 Night of Terror M Mack, Willard (Story). Beatrice Van and William Jacobs (Screenplay) Lugosi - Ness book Reporter Tom Hartley (Wallace Ford) provides his usual wisecracking reporter for this mystery thriller. Spends most of his time phoning his office and romancing the heroine. Maniac killer who leaves newspaper clippings on the bodies of his victims. Newspaper headlines: "Maniac Kills Two More." 160470 2001 Night of the Blackbird NR Graham, Heather TV Producer Moira Kelly working on a cable station brings her boyfriend home to Boston to meet her family. Something is amiss. Her brother frequently disappears at all hours to meet with "associates." Her father's best friend gives her cryptic warnings and turns up dead. Serial killer on the loose. Ex-boyfriend tries to win back Kelly. 160471 1993 Night of the Cat M TV Girl (Debbie Rochon). 160472 2005 Night of the Chupacabra M Cameraman (Phil Talsky). 160473 1985 Night of the Comet M TV Newscaster (Michael Hanks). TV Reporter (Bob Perlow). 160474 1999 Night of the Coyote M Reporters (Milagros Gallos, Fabian Stratas). 160475 1968 Night of the Crisis NM Ingersol, Jarred Press 160476 1957 Night of the Demon M Reporter. 1st Reporter (Ballard Berkeley). 2nd Reporter (Michael Peake). 160477 2009 Night of the Hawk NR Harper, Vonna Reporter Smokey Powers has come to a small Oregon town to investigate a developer’s disappearance. But from the moment she wanders into a local art gallery, she’s captivated by a stunning photograph of a hawk in flight and by her urgent need to meet the photographer, to touch him, to know him. When Powers comes face-to-face with a member of a local tribe, his masculinity overwhelms her. For once, this ambitious career woman is learning what it means to submit in every way. Again and again, the Native American takes her to the brink of release, becoming more dominant and demanding, awakening every inch of her body to pure sensation until she’s never felt more alive -- or less in control. Seduction was a way for the Native American to stop Smokey from jeopardizing his people’s land with her investigation. Now their desire has become an unstoppable force that’s wild, risky and deliciously unpredictable. 160478 1991 Night of the Ice Storm NM OWN - P Stout, David Newspaper. Bessemer Gazette 160479 1950 Night of the Jabberwock NM OWN - H Brown, Fredric -- packaged with three other novels With three other novels. Editor Doc Stoeger, genial, 53-year-old editor of weekly Carmel City Clarion 160480 1997 Night of the Lawyers M TV Anchorman (Philip Edward Van Lear). 160481 1972 Night of the Lepus (aka Night of the Lupus) M DVD -R HQ 9772, 9773 TV Newscaster (Jerry Dunphy) 160482 1997 Night of the Litani N Brunais, Andrea Weinberg List Journalist 160483 1969 Night of the Living Dead M DVD -R HQ 7161, 7162 Hanoi to Hollywood News Media. TV Newscaster (Charles Craig). News Reporter (Lee Hartman turns into a ghoul). Field Reporter (Bill "Chilly Billy" Cardille). News Media only contact with outside world. TV newscaster reports wave of murder. News reporters. Everyone watches television. TV commentators. Washington Reporter (George A. Romero). Washington Military Reporter (John A. Russo). 160484 1990 Night of the Living Dead M News Media. TV Interviewer (Bill "Chilly Billy" Cardille). The Newsman (William Cameron). Photographer at Bonfire (Declan Baldwin). 160485 1968 Night of the Living Dead -- 30th Anniversary Edition M News Media. TV Interviewer (Bill "Chilly Billy" Cardille). The Newsman (William Cameron). Photographer at Bonfire (Declan Baldwin). Radio reports explain that an epidemic of mass murder is sweeping across the eastern seaboard of the United States. Emergency TV Broadcaster reveals the murderers are consuming their victims’ flesh. Subsequent TV broadcast reports the murders are being perpetrated by the recently deceased who have returned to life. A final report says a gunshot or heavy blow to the head will stop the ghouls and posses of armed men are patrolling the countryside to restore order. 160486 1934 Night of the Party, The M UK Only Publisher dies in suspicious circumstances during a parlour game at a dinner party. The major newspaper publisher's secretary is the obvious suspect, but the Inspector isn't sure she's the killer. 160487 1994 Night of the Running Man M TV Reporter (Jeanna Michaels) 160488 1996 Night of the Twisters MT TV Anchor (Rex Hagon) 160489 2000 Night of the Vampire Hunter M TV Reporter (Helmut Bujard). Publisher (Alexander Derkum). 160490 1990 Night of the Wilding M Reporter (John Dagnen). 160491 1979 Night of the Wolf N Callahan, Jay News Media 160492 2008 Night of Thunder N Hunter, Stephen Reporter Nikki Swagger is forced off the road and into a crash in Tennessee hill country that leaves her in a coma, clinging to life. She had begun to peel back the onion of a Southern fried conspiracy bubbling with all the resentment and dysfunction that Dixie gangsters can muster. An ancient, violent crime clan, a possibly corrupt law enforcement structure, gunmen of all stripes and shapes and deranged evangelicals rear their ugly heads and will live to rue the day they targeted the wrong man’s daughter. Tough father Bob Lee Swagger picks up where his daughter left off and his swift sword of justice is let loose. Despite Swagger’s fears that the legion of enemies he’s made over the years are responsible for the attack, the former marine leaves Nikki vulnerable to another attempt on her life in the hospital where she’s being treated -- an attempt foiled only by chance in the nick of time. Swagger investigates his daughter’s recent assignments, which lead him to drug-running along the Tennessee-Virginia border and to a NASCAR event. 160493 2004 Night Off of the Living Dead M Interviewer (Alan Blyton). 160494 1915 Night Out, A M Reporter (Frank Bunny) 160495 1993 Night Owl M Newscaster (Andrew Marks). 160496 1929 Night Parade M Abbott, George, Edward Paramore, Hyatt Daab ("Ringside"). James Gruen, George O'Hara (Dialogue-Scenario). Ness Book Sportswriter Sid Durham (Lee Shumway) finds out fighter has been coerced into throwing a fight by racketeer. He tells the boy's father, who takes revenge on the crook. Fighter takes a beating in the ring but is inspired by arrival of his father and his sweetheart and wins the fight. 160497 1995 Night Passage N Luce, Carol Davis Investigative Reporter Roni Mayfield returns to her hometown, a Nevada mining town filled with hidden secrets and dark corruption to avenge the brutal death of her friend and mentor, the woman who had sheltered her as a troubled teenager. Death is ruled a suicide, but the reporter suspects foul play. As a reporter who needs to investigate all happenings exhaustively and as a friend who demands revenge, she seeks to restore balance to the scales of justice. 160498 1984 Night Patrol M Press Agent (Mik One) 160499 1958 Night Prowl T Editor of Music Magazine. Undercover agent (Dennis O'Keefe) for NYDA's office doubles as editor of a music magazine 160500 1991 Night Rap T B 108 1 7-26-9 Parody News. W.T. Satz and panel of bogus news experts as they explore the news. Comedy series that spoofs pompous TV news commentators and informational interview shows 160501 1929 Night Ride M La Cossit, Henry (Story). Edward T. Lowe, Jr. (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Joe Rooker (Joseph Schildkraut) is called to cover story of bank robbery that ended in a double murder. Gangster takes him and fellow reporter hostage on a boat, but police capture the gangster and Rooker gets an exclusive. Rooker just got married.. Variety 1/22/30: "Among the morals drawn is that it's a bum hitch when you walk to the altar with a newspaperman." 160502 1957 Night Runner, The M Interviewer, Man (Richard H. Cutting) 160503 1989 Night Shadow M TV Newswoman Alex Jung (Brenda Vance) is an up-and-coming journalist. The successful TV reporter travels to her hometown for a vacation because she has insecurities about her chosen career. A mass-murdering werewolf follows her from Los Angeles to Danford. With help from her kickboxer brother and the local sheriff, the reporter’s investigation into a rash of grisly murders in her hometown leads her to believe the deaths are being caused by a savage beast who works by the light of a full moon. 160504 1984 Night Shadows M TV Reporter (Lavon Lacey) 160505 1997 Night Sins MT Reporter #4 (Shelley Osterloh) 160506 2005 Night Soldiers N Tuscarora, Peter TV Newscasters are among the Little-rich after the world endures five Money Wars. The Little-rich are irrelevant. Only five of the Super-rich remain alive and a tense peace is hammered out in the global courts. 160507 1947 Night Song M Newsboy (Howard Keiser) 160508 1952 Night Stage to Galveston M DVD -R HQ 7360, 7361. VHS 1059 Hall, Norman S. (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Col. Bellamy (Thurston Hall) of Galveston Sentinel. Newspaper employees former Texas Rangers Gene Autry and Pat Buttram. They uncover corruption in Texas State Police. Publisher's daughter kidnapped to prevent him from publishing the information. Crooks are ousted after a gunfight and two newspapermen return to being Texas Rangers. 160509 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: T VHS 717, VHS 331 (Sampler. Nine minutes of show highlights. Two one-hour episodes: Help Me Find a Date I'm Tired of Paying For It." "Sexaholics: The Problem, the Cure, and Where to Meet Them.) Episode. 9-16-1995. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack) 160510 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: 96th Show, The T Episode #95. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160511 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Affirmative Action Show T Episode #40. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160512 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: American Addiction T Episode #58. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160513 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: American Probe T Episode #48 Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160514 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Arctic Heat T Episode #9. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160515 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Are Talk Shows Out of Control? T Episode #28. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160516 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Baywatch Show, The T Episode #60. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160517 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Blow-Up in a Brothel T Episode #41 Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160518 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Citadel Show, The T Episode #94. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160519 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Clip Show T Episode #52. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160520 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Confessions T Episode #2 Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Woman reveals to her mom that she quit school to become an exotic dancer. Gay man confesses his desire for women to his stunned partner. 160521 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Crime Show T Episode #3. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160522 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Cults T Episode #1 Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160523 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Dating T Episode #4. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160524 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Death in a Trailer Park T Episode #17. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Dick quizzes a reporter who's gone undercover for a story on trailer-park life. Trailer-park resident accuses her son's widow and the widow's lover of bringing about his death. 160525 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Dick Goes Home T Episode #70 Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160526 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Dick Saves Vegas T Episode #71. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160527 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Dick's High School Reunion T Episode #45. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160528 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Dream a Little Dream of Me T Episode #33. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160529 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Eurotrash T Episode #82. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160530 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Expert Show, The T Episode #44. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160531 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Fame Show, The T Episode #16. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160532 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Fashion Victims T Episode #57. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Famed designer stages a fashion show and with Dick's help chooses his next supermodel. In the second segment, average people reveal their darkest secrets -- as does Dick. 160533 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Foxy News Babes Show T Episode #10. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Dick talks to TV Newswomen about what it takes to succeed. 160534 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Frivolous Lawsuits T Episode #18. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Dick takes a look at frivolous litigation. 160535 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Gays in the Military T Episode #62. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Dick plays peacemaker to a military family when an admiral's son get booted from the Navy for being gay. Also, a teen wants to divorce her parents because they won't let her date her boyfriend. 160536 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Getting Even T Episode #66. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Talk-Shot Host Jerry Springer lashes out at Dick for ripping his show. Average folks vent their wrath at nemeses ranging from a neighbor to a chemical firm. 160537 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Gold Diggers of 1996 T Episode #47. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160538 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Greek Dreams/Is Bigger Better? T Episode #43 Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160539 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Green Dick T Episode #93. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160540 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Hate Thy Neighbor T Episode #29. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160541 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Hatred's Not a Four-Letter Word T Episode #11. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160542 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Hooked on Hookers T Episode #12. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160543 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: How To Make It Big T Episode #86. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160544 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: I'm Divorcing My Parents T Episode #63. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160545 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: I'm Sorry T Episode #14. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160546 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Illegal Alien Star Search T Episode #23. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160547 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Infomercial Addicts T Episode #42. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160548 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Is Bigger Better? T Episode #50. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160549 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Is MVT Good for America? T Episode #36. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160550 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: It's My Body and I'll Cry If I Want To T Episode #5. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Dick pits female news anchors against each other for a job to demonstrate the role sex appeals plays in the news. Also talks with diet guru and overweight guests. 160551 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Leave Your Job or I'll Leave You T Episode #85. . Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160552 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Lighter Show, The T Episode Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Under pressure to do a lighter show, Dick makes a valiant attempt to be a Rosie O'Donnell clone. 160553 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Live From Death Row T Episode #89. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160554 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Lottery Show, The T Episode #55. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Mini-mart clerks fight over a lottery ticket after one hits the jackpot with a dollar he borrowed from the other. 160555 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Love on the Internet T Episode #34. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160556 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Mail Order Brides T Episode #46. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160557 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Making of a President, The T Episode #37. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160558 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Mama's Boys T Episode #13. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Dick reunites lovers from one-night stands and examines relationships between grown men and their mothers. 160559 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Mercy Killing T Episode #87. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160560 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Militia Babes T Episode #64. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160561 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Mistrial of the Century T Episode #21. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160562 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Moral Decay T Episode #74. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160563 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: My Four Wives T Episode #80. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Polygamist is confronted by his three wives and his fiancée. He asks Dick for help. 160564 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: My Kid's a Race Traitor T Episode #19. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160565 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Myth America T Episode #20. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160566 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Night Stand Lite T Episode #73. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160567 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Night Stand Romances T Episode #88. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160568 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Obsession T Episode #79. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Guest: Morgan Fairchild. Dick focuses on obsessive behavior including a stalker obsessed with looking like Fairchild, and a compulsive cleaner. Also, Dick races to save the life of an ex-football star on death row after discovering the man was framed for murder. 160569 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: One-Night Stand Reunions T Episode #15. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160570 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Paranormal Show, The T Episode #72. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160571 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Post Office Show T Episode #22. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Dick talks with mail carriers about trials of working for the postal services. Included is a disgruntled postman who is offered a shot at getting his old job back. 160572 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Prison Babes T Episode #61. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). College student who lands in women's prison accuses the warden of running a prostitution ring. 160573 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Pushy Parents T Episode #92. . Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160574 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Rap Wars T Episode #84. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160575 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Really Real World T Episode #76. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160576 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Royal Dick T Episode #77. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160577 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Salute To Getting Off Easy T Episode #35. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160578 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Secret Crush Show, The T Episode #39. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160579 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Secret Lives T Episode #67. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160580 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Self-Improvement Show T Episode #27. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160581 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Sex Education T Episode #65. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160582 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Sex in Hollywood T Episode #59. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160583 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Sex in Washington D.C. T Episode #30. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160584 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Sexaholics Dating Show T Episode #49. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160585 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Shallow Reunion T Episode #69. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Dick reunites a singing group with its estranged lead singer. Guest: Peter Noone, formerly of Herman's Hermits 160586 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: So You Think You're a Lesbian T Episode #7 Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160587 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Soiled Cloth T Episode #24. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160588 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Spiritual Healing T Episode #78. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Dick introduces his guru and describes his spiritual awakening he experienced at the brink of death. 160589 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Spiritual Hearing/Blonde Like Me T Episode #75. . Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). After Dick's near-fatal brush with a toilet, a sexy guru provides him with spiritual renewal. Also, a brunette stripper who was fired for not going blond. 160590 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Staff Talent Show T Episode #32. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160591 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Stress T Episode #96. . Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160592 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Stripper Are Ruining My Marriage/Athletes as Role Models T Episode #25. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Dick counsels a couple at odds over the husband's enjoyment of strippers. Obnoxious pro basketball player is exposed as a good Samaritan. 160593 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Strippers Are Ruining My Marriage T Episode #26. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160594 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Supernatural Sex T Episode #6 Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Dick tackles the subject of sex and the supernatural with some ghostly assistance. Confessors include a wife who owns up to her husband about her true self. 160595 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Swingers T Episode #90. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160596 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Take My Knife, Please T Episode #91. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160597 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: That's My Baby T Episode #81. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160598 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Trailer Park Reunion T Episode #68 Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Betty Wilma and her trailer family return after striking it rich by discovering uranium. Daughter Jolene and her transsexual husband demand their cut as does the father of her baby. 160599 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Transvestite Wedding Show T Episode #8. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160600 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: UFO Mother Show T Episode #38. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Harry Anderson tries to uncover the truth by hypnotizing an avowed virgin who claims an alien made her pregnant. 160601 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Uniting Loved Ones T Episode #53. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160602 1995 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Unwed Mothers Show, The T Episode #31. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160603 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Urban Renewal T Episode #56. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). 160604 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: What I Did For Love T Episode #83. Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Dick talks to partners who have made great sacrifices to preserve their relationships. Included a man's efforts to reunite with his lesbian wife. A twenty-something man in love with an elderly woman. 160605 1996 Night Stand With Dick Dietrick: Who's Killing at the Tickle Bin T Episode #54 Parody Talk Show. A spoof on daytime talk shows such as Jerry Springer, Ricki Lake, Jenny Jones and the like. Host Dick Dietrick (Timothy Stack). Dick questions suspects in the murders of six comedians at a club called the Tickle Bin. 160606 1989 Night Terror M Reporter (Dennis Sullivan) 160607 1975 Night that Panicked America, The MT SVD 582 Docudrama based on Orson Welles 1938 broadcast. News Media 160608 1953 Night the World Ended, The SM PVL Brown, Fredric In "Carnival of Crime: Best Mystery Stories of Fredric Brown, The." Copy Editor Bill Ramer, rim man on the Courier-Times. Halloran, night-side city editor and general wise guy. 160609 1975 Night They Robbed Big Bertha's, The M Newscaster (Jay Mann) 160610 2002 Night Thirst: Demon Forest M Photographer (Bob Dennis). 160611 1943 Night to Remember, A M L Writer Jeff Troy (Brian Aherne) and his wife Nancy set out to solve a murder caper. 160612 2007 Night To Remember, A M Short Radio Reporter (Meg Hartig). Young Couple in love, three men on a night out, employees at a restaurant all come together in a random event that makes it a night to remember. 160613 1988 Night Train to Kathmandu, The MT Photographer (Cochise Ochoa). 160614 1964 Night Train to Madrid M Correspondent 160615 1964 Night Train to Paris M AFI-Photographers Photographer 160616 1993 Night Train to Venice M DVD -R HQ 9098, 9099 British Journalist Martin (Hugh Grant) and actress aboard the Orient Express when skinheads take over the train. 160617 1997 Night Vision M Cameraman in Helicopter (Daniel Sherman). 160618 1990 Night Visions MT TV Reporter (Michele Roth) 160619 2001 Night Visions: Hate Puppet T Episode #19. 9-6-2001 Interviewer (Norma Jean Wick). 160620 2001 Night Visions: Passenger List T Episode #1. 7-12-2001 Woman Reporter (Carol Alexander). Reporter #2 (Dion Luther). Reporter #3 (Kristina Matisic). 160621 1989 Night Visitor M Reporter (Nancy McLendon) 160622 1996 Night Visitors MT Mote, Brent D. (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Journalist helps graduate student uncover conspiracy to cover up a UFO landing. Newsman is her former boyfriend who had persuaded her to sneak into a university function wearing miniature camera so he can get proof alumni are secretly paying athletes. She is discovered but escapes by jumping into the news van as it drives off. She and her scientist brother are on the outs because she leaked a story to a friend at a TV network about her brother's research on biological warfare. Brother is killed. Videotape he had shows discovery of an UFO. Reporter convinced tape is authentic. Discovers that all witnesses to the landing are being killed. Graduate student meets with military official in charge of cover-up Journalist equips her with miniature camera and monitors the conversation in a nearby van. Station begins to air live feed of the meeting as official reveals details of alien visitation. Implicates himself in murder. Official plans to kill witnesses, but associate aborts the plans when he finds out interview has been broadcast. Members of the press swarm around official as film ends. Reporter #1 (Michael Cram). Reporter #2 (Tosca Baggoo). Reporter #3 (Claire Riley) 160623 1978 Night Waking N OWN - H Snow, Kathleen Reporter Miles Kendrick Overby, the Third -- ambitious newspaper reporter 160624 1951 Night Was Our Friend M Reporter (Cyril Smith) 160625 1995 Night Watch MT News Media. GNN Reporter, Amsterdam (Jasna Bilusic). Roger Flint, GNN Reporter (Ron Berglas). 160626 1954 Night Watch: 311 Southgate R Episode #2. 4-12-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160627 1954 Night Watch: Audition Episode: On the Scene Reports R Pilot. 1-7-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160628 1955 Night Watch: Aunt Suicide R Episode #38. 1-13-1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160629 1955 Night Watch: Back Home in Alabama R Episode #50. 1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160630 1954 Night Watch: Beer Can R Episode #36. 12-30-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160631 1954 Night Watch: Big Search R Episode #10. 6-25-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160632 1954 Night Watch: Bleeder Safe R Episode #31. 121-25-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160633 1954 Night Watch: Boy Go Home R Episode #15. 7-31-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160634 1955 Night Watch: Bra R Episode #43. 2-17-1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160635 1955 Night Watch: Bubble Gum and Baby R Episode #46. 3-10-1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160636 1954 Night Watch: Car Wings and Floor Sleepers R Episode #13. 7-17-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160637 1955 Night Watch: Care and Jug R Episode #41. 2-3-1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160638 1955 Night Watch: Champions Club, The R Episode #53. 1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160639 1954 Night Watch: Child Desertion, Gabby and Kicker R Episode #30. 11-18-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160640 1955 Night Watch: Crazy and Buy R Episode #47. 3-17-1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160641 1955 Night Watch: Dead on Dead Ship R Episode #51. 1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160642 1955 Night Watch: Death in the Subway R Episode #52. 1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160643 1954 Night Watch: Fence 447 and Western Union Raid R Episode #20. 9-4-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160644 1954 Night Watch: Glass Breaker R Episode #3. 5-3-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160645 1955 Night Watch: Goddamn Lady and Mr. Peepers R Episode #49. 3-31-1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160646 1954 Night Watch: Goldie 211 R Episode #35. 12-23-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160647 1954 Night Watch: Grandma, Shoeshine and Wife Beater R Episode #28. 11-4-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160648 1954 Night Watch: Hammer 211 R Episode #12. 7-10-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160649 1954 Night Watch: Inhalator and Jawbreaker R Episode #21. 9-11-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160650 1954 Night Watch: Kenny Narco and Head Plate R Episode #9. 6-18-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160651 1954 Night Watch: Kid Explosives R Episode #7. 6-4-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160652 1954 Night Watch: Kidnap R Episode #29. 11-11-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160653 1955 Night Watch: Knife, Bread, Body and Get-Away R Episode #44. 2-24-1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160654 1955 Night Watch: Ma and Pa Heinz and Chase R Episode #42. 2-10-1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160655 1954 Night Watch: Mississippi, Psycho 288 and Kingston R Episode #27. 10-28-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160656 1954 Night Watch: Motel Sheets and Lockout R Episode #23. 9-25-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160657 1954 Night Watch: Nude Prowler R Episode #1. 4-5-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160658 1954 Night Watch: Old Bat and Crowbar R Episode #14. 7-24-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160659 1954 Night Watch: Old Fashioned Suicide R Episode #17. 8-14-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160660 1954 Night Watch: Orange Balls and Bridge Jumper R Episode #26. 10-21-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160661 1954 Night Watch: Paper Hanger R Episode #8. 6-11-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160662 1954 Night Watch: Peanut Butter (Parts 1 and 2) R Episodes #4-#5. 5-10/17-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160663 1954 Night Watch: Pickup and Whose Crazy R Episode #24. 10-7-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160664 1955 Night Watch: Polio and Fog R Episode #40. 1-27-1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160665 1954 Night Watch: Rolling Pin and Luger R Episode #32. 12-2-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160666 1954 Night Watch: Santa Baby R Episode #6. 5-24-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160667 1954 Night Watch: Scum, Beast Work and Phone Burglar R Episode #34. 12-16-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160668 1954 Night Watch: Shock R Episode #18. 8-21-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160669 1954 Night Watch: Slugger R Episode #11. 7-2-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160670 1955 Night Watch: Smash, Turkey and Larry R Episode #39. 1-20-1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160671 1954 Night Watch: Stripper Sand Pix Stash R Episode #22. 9-18-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160672 1954 Night Watch: Three Time Loser and Shotgun Boy R Episode #16. 8-7-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160673 1954 Night Watch: Triangle and Peacemaker R Episode #25. 10-14-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160674 1955 Night Watch: Uncensored Out-Takes R Episode #45. 3-1-1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160675 1954 Night Watch: Weeper R Episode #19. 8-28-1954 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160676 1955 Night Watch: Whiskers and Black Eye (aka Whiskers and Blackeye) R Episode #48. 3-24-1955 Police Reporter Don Reid rides in a prowl car on the night shift with police officers from the Culver City, California police department. While wearing a hidden microphone, Reid’s quiet ongoing narration captures the sounds and voices of real life drama. From the worried child to the hardened criminal, their stories come through loud and clear. This was “Reality Radio,” a straight crime documentary with no music, sound effects or actors. The individual incidents recorded range from an investigation of two small children left in a cold parked car while their parents spend hours drinking in a local tavern to the often harrowing attempts by police to save the life of a man slashed almost to death with a razor. First program to bring live and authentic drama to the air. Don Reid (occasionally spelled Reed) accompanies Officer Ron Perkins on the night watch. Traveling in an unmarked car, Reid used a heavy battery-powered reel-to-reel tape recorder complete with a microphone cleverly concealed inside the casing of a flashlight to accompany Perkins and his fellow officers on real police calls. Authentic, unscripted and unrehearsed adventures with nothing planned in advance. At the end of each episode, Police Chief W.N. Hildebrand would give listeners the updates on what happened to the citizens involved in each incident and encourage the public to aid the police in doing their work. 160677 2009 Night Waves NR Davy, Wendy Reporter Cali Stevens boldly walks into Sheriff Nick Justice’s office with one goal in mind: To find her best friend who disappeared while vacationing. When the non-nonsense sheriff refuses to give her details of the investigation, Cali takes matters into her own hands and starts her own investigation. She never intends to fall for the sheriff or into the clutches of Coral Isle’s first serial kidnapper. Coral Isle’s recent abductions give Nick Justice enough to worry about without adding any complications into the mix, and his attraction to Cali Stevens is definitely a complication. When Nick encourages Cali to leave the island, she refuses. Now he must manage to find the missing woman while keeping Cali and the rest of the women on Coral Isle safe. 160678 2003 Night We Called It a Day, The (aka All the Way) M DVD -R HQ 11274, 11275 Australian Reporter Hilary Hunter (Portia de Rossi) is called a “two-dollar whore” by Frank Sinatra (Dennis Hopper) on a 1974 tour stop in Sydney. A rock promoter hoped to save his floundering career by spending all his money booking Sinatra, who arrived with his girlfriend Barbara Marx. Union leader and future Australian prime minister Bob Hawke tries to cancel the tour unless Sinatra apologizes and it is up to the promoter and his assistant to step in and save the tour. Reporter #1 (Mark McCann). Reporter #2 (Andrew Blaxland). 160679 1926 Night Wire, The SS Arnold, H.F. In "Night Side -- Masterpieces of the Strange and Terrible, The" Press 160680 1917 Night Workers, The M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Clyde Manning is an orphan who works his way up from office boy to star reporter, becomes an alcoholic and is loved by sob sister Ethel Carver (Marguerite Clayton). Carver covers his assignment while he is out drinking, discovers his real parents, but doesn't tell him because he doesn't like them. When her grandfather dies, she convinces Manning to become the editor of her grandfather's country paper. Variety: "...it makes souses of the entire 'Fourth Estate,' but while the condition existed years ago in the newspaper field the man that drinks to excess at present is rather the exception than the rule." 160681 1978 Night-Rise SSF GPL MacLean, Katherine In "Cassandra Rising." Freelance Journalist-Narrator: Tom. Calling World Pix for an assignment. Now a freelance journalist because steady work interfered with his drinking time. Brad of World Pix. 160682 2009 Night’s Pleasure NR Ashley, Amanda Reporter Savanah Gentry’s life was so much simpler when she was a reporter for the local newspaper. That was before her father’s sudden death drew her into a mysterious new world she was just beginning to understand. A vampire hunter by birth, Gentry has been entrusted with a legacy that puts everyone she cares for in danger -- including the seductive, sensual vampire who unleashes her most primal desires. The vampire has always been alone, half hating himself for his dark gift even as he relishes its extraordinary power. But one look at Savanah fills him with the need to take everything she has to give and carry her to heights of unimagined ecstasy. And though he never intended their relationship to go this far, now Savanah is in more danger than she knows -- and facing a relentless enemy determined to eliminate the vampire and all of his kind. 160683 1950 Nightbeat: 'Twill Be The Death of Me R NITECD, Nightbeat CD Episode #23. 7-10-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160684 1950 Nightbeat: Am I My Brother's Keeper? R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #6. 3-13-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160685 1951 Nightbeat: Anton's Return R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #50. 7-13-51 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160686 1951 Nightbeat: Big John McMasters R NITECD Episode #41. 3-4-1951 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160687 1952 Nightbeat: Big Killings, The R NITECD Episode #112. 9-25-52 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160688 1951 Nightbeat: Bill Perrin Amnesia Case R NITECD Episode #49. 7-6-1951 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160689 1950 Nightbeat: Black Cat, The R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #39. 11-3-50 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160690 1952 Nightbeat: Bomb on the Denver Plane (aka Ellen - Bomb on the Plane) R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #109. 9-4-52 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160691 1951 Nightbeat: Byline for Frank, A R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #48. 6-29-51 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160692 1950 Nightbeat: Case of Butter, A R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #34. 9-25-50 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160693 1950 Nightbeat: City at Your Fingertips, The R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #26. 7-31-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160694 1952 Nightbeat: Death of Riley, The R NITECD Episode #94. . 5-15-52 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160695 1950 Nightbeat: Devil's Bible, The R Episode #25. 7-24-1950. Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160696 1950 Nightbeat: Doctor's Daughter, The R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #38. 10-27-50 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160697 1950 Nightbeat: Doctor's Secret R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #29. 8-21-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160698 1950 Nightbeat: Einar Pierce and Family (aka Inar Pierce and Family) R NITECD Episode #36. 10-13-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160699 1950 Nightbeat: Elevator Caper, The R NITECD. Nightbeat CD. Also on Tape Episode #14. 5-8-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160700 1951 Nightbeat: Expectant Father (aka Joys of Fatherhood. Reporter Becomes a Father). R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #74. 12-28-1951 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160701 1951 Nightbeat: Fear R NITECD Episode #43. 5-25-1951 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160702 1951 Nightbeat: Five Days Off For Christmas R Episode #73. 12-21-1951. Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160703 1952 Nightbeat: Flight From Fear R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #104. 7-31-1952 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160704 1950 Nightbeat: Flowers on the Water R NITECD Episode #8. 3-27-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160705 1950 Nightbeat: Football Player and the Syndicate, The R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #19. 6-12-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160706 1950 Nightbeat: Girl From Kansas, The R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #18. 6-5-60 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160707 1950 Nightbeat: Girl in the Park, The R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #4. 2-27-50 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160708 1950 Nightbeat: Gunner's Last Fight R NITECD. Episode #28. 8-14-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160709 1950 Nightbeat: Harlan Mathews, Stamp Dealer R NITECD. Nightbeat CD. On Tape Episode #17. 5-29-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160710 1952 Nightbeat: His Name Was Luke R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #106. 8-14-1952 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160711 1950 Nightbeat: Hunter Becomes the Hunted, The (aka Hunted Becomes the Hunter, The) R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #32. 9-11-50 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160712 1950 Nightbeat: I Know Your Secret R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #10. 4-10-50 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160713 1950 Nightbeat: I Wish You Were Dead R NITECD. Nightbeat CD. On Tape. Episode #16. 5-22-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160714 1952 Nightbeat: Jockey Brothers, The R NITECD Episode #96. 5-29-52 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160715 1950 Nightbeat: Judge Arnold's Daughter R NITECD Episode #37. 10-20-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160716 1951 Nightbeat: Juke Box Romance (aka Jukebox Romance) R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #42. 5-18-1951 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160717 1950 Nightbeat: Juvenile Gangster, The R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #21. 6-26-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160718 1950 Nightbeat: Kenny Day Amnesia Case, The (aka Kenny Day's Amnesia) R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #35. 10-6-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160719 1952 Nightbeat: Larry the Understudy (aka Dancing Understudy Larry Wilson) R NITECD Episode #110. 9-11-52 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160720 1952 Nightbeat: Long Live the Clown R NITECD Episode #93. 5-8-1952 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160721 1951 Nightbeat: Lost Souls R Episode #68. 11-16-1951 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160722 1950 Nightbeat: Man Who Claimed To Be Dead, The R NITECD Episode #7. 3-20-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160723 1952 Nightbeat: Man With Red Hair, The R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #107. 8-21-1952 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160724 1950 Nightbeat: Marty (Larraine Adams Execution) R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #22. 7-3-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160725 1952 Nightbeat: Marvelous Machine, The R NITECD Episode #97. 6-5-1952 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160726 1950 Nightbeat: Mentallo, the Mental Marvel R NITECD. Nightbeat CD. On Tape. Episode #13. 5-1-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160727 1950 Nightbeat: Molly Keller R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #24. 7-17-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160728 1951 Nightbeat: Mr. and Mrs. Corothers R Episode #65. 10-25-1951 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160729 1951 Nightbeat: Music Man, The (aka Otto the Music Man) R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #46. 6-15-1951 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160730 1950 Nightbeat: Night is a Weapon, The R NITECD. Nightbeat CD. On Tape. Episode #2. 2-13-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160731 1950 Nightbeat: Night Watchman, The R NITECD. On Tape. Nightbeat CD Episode #15. 5-15-50 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160732 1950 Nightbeat: Number 13 (aka, Professor's System, The) R NITECD. Nightbeat CD. Computer Download Episode #5. 3-6-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160733 1950 Nightbeat: Old Blind Pop R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #27. 8-7-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160734 1950 Nightbeat: Old Home Week R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #31. 9-4-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160735 1952 Nightbeat: Old Itch, The R NITECD Episode #100. 7-3-1952 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160736 1952 Nightbeat: Pay Up or Die R NITECD Episode #92. 5-1-1952 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160737 1952 Nightbeat: Policy Wheel Racket R NITECD Episode #111. 9-18-1952 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160738 1952 Nightbeat: Railroaded (aka Dolly Graham Railroaded) R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #98. 6-19-1952 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160739 1952 Nightbeat: Reformer, The R NITECD Episode #99. 6-26-1952 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160740 1951 Nightbeat: Sanctuary R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #47. 6-22-1951 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160741 1951 Nightbeat: Search for Fred, The R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #45. 6-8-1951 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160742 1950 Nightbeat: Slasher, The R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #40. 11-10-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160743 1952 Nightbeat: Somebody Stop Ann (aka Somebody Stop Anne) R NITECD Episode #105. 8-7-52 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160744 1952 Nightbeat: Target of the Week R NITECD Episode #95. 5-22-1952 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160745 1952 Nightbeat: Taste of Peaches, The R NITECD Episode #102. 7-17-1952 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160746 1949 Nightbeat: Ted Carter Murder Case, The R Episode. Audition. 9-15-1949 Columnist-Reporter Hank Mitchell (Edmund O'Brien) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. 160747 1951 Nightbeat: They R Episode #55. 8-17-1951. Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160748 1950 Nightbeat: Tong War R NITECD. Nightbeat CD. On Tape. Episode #11. 4-17-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160749 1950 Nightbeat: Unknown Titles R Episodes #9 4-3-1950, #12 4-24-1950, #30 8-28-1950, #51 to #54 7-13 to 8-10-1951, #56 to #64 8-24 to 10-19-1951, #66-67 11-2/9/1951, #69 to #72 11-23 to 12-14-1951, #75 to #91 1-4 to 4-25-1952, #101 7-10-1952, #103 7-24-1952, #108 8-28-1952. Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160750 1950 Nightbeat: Vincent and the Painter (aka Vincent & and the Painter) R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #20. 6-19-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160751 1950 Nightbeat: Wanna Buy a Story? R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #33. 9-18-1950 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160752 1951 Nightbeat: Will of Mrs. Orloff R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #44. 6-1-1951 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160753 1950 Nightbeat: World All of His Own, A R NITECD. Nightbeat CD. On Tape Episode #3. 2-20-50 Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160754 1950 Nightbeat: Zero R NITECD. Nightbeat CD Episode #1. 2-6-1950. Series 2-6-1950 to 9-25-1952. NBC Columnist-Reporter Randy Stone (Frank Lovejoy) of the Chicago Star, a hard-boiled Chicago newspaperman who prowled the dark side streets of the Windy City looking for his evening story for his column. Stone concluded each episode by banging out the story on his office typewriter and yelling, "Copy Boy!" He "searches through the city for the strange stories waiting for him in the darkness. 160755 1999 Nightbird NM Dee, Edward Magazine Writer Danny Eumont is the former boyfriend of a dead actress. He received a call from her just hours before her death. The young actress plummeted from a building onto the top of a parked van in Times Square. Working with detectives on the case, Eumont follows the trail of clues to Arizona, Florida and back to New York, researching the missing link in the investigation who turns out to be the victim's half-sister. He has a brief fling with her and soon discovers she's involved with her violent, possessive foster brother in a scheme to blackmail a philandering producer. Eumont's last byline for Manhattan magazine was an expose of police violence. He's an ambitious reporter whose prior acquaintance with the victim was more than merely professional. 160756 1989 Nightbreaker MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Michael Francis Kelly). Reporter #2 (Sherri Lubov). Reporter #3 (Edward Corrar). Photographer (Matthias Clark). 160757 1933 Nightclub, The NM OWN - H Simenon, Georges Press 160758 1990 Nightfall NSF OWN - P Asimov, Isaac-Robert Silverberg News Media 160759 1987 Nightforce M TV Newscaster (Wendy Harrison) 160760 1981 Nighthawks M Reporter (Patrick Fox). 160761 2008 Nighthawks: Chicago News Stringer DT DVD -R HQ 10665 Chicago News Stringer Pauley LaPointe takes risks to try to beat the competition to documenting big stories and make the evening news. 160762 1989 Nightingales: Episode 10 T Benson, Isabella Episode. 4-12-1989 News Media 160763 1965 Nightlife DT Talk Show Host Les Crane 160764 1996 Nightlife MT TV Reporter (Alan Douglas). 160765 1992 Nightmare N OWN - P Epperson, S.K. Journalist David Raleigh is on a feature-writing assignment and visits a rural treatment center for female psychiatric patients suffering from multiple personality disorder. While investigating a series of suicides at the center, he discovers a gory blood ritual carried out by family members of the chief psychiatrist. Journalist Raleigh has a taste for the macabre and accompanies his physician brother to a clinic in Flint Hills, Kansas to do a book on his brother's project to study and great women with multiple personality disorders. David's wife committed suicide and he hopes to get over that as well as he tries to figure out why the clinic's patients are killing themselves one by one for no reason. 160766 1988 Nightmare Beach M TV Reporter (Donna Lee) 160767 1992 Nightmare Cafe: Aliens Ate My Lunch T DVD -R HQ 10919. SV 139 Episode. 4-3-1992. Series 1992. Tabloid Reporter Harry Tambor (Bobby Slayton) has circus dwarfs pose as aliens for an article, but townspeople try to capture and stuff them. Editor (Scott Swanson). When a desperate tabloid writer concocts a story about a small-town alien invasion, his simple lie snowballs out of control. 160768 1992 Nightmare Café: Aliens Ate My Lunch T Episode #6. 4-3-1992 Editor (Scott Swanson). 160769 1980 Nightmare City (City of the Walking Dead) M Regnoli, Piero, Tony Corti, Jose Luis Delgado (Screenplay) Spain-Italy TV Newscaster (Hugo Stiglitz, Mexican star) who witnesses attack of vampire monsters 160770 1976 Nightmare for a Nightingale MT Reporter (Mike Kinsey). 160771 1998 Nightmare in Big Sky Country M Reporter (Ron Webber). 160772 1991 Nightmare in Columbia County MT Reporter #1 (Dan Cox). Reporter #2 (Leslie Riley). Reporter #3 (Leon Pridgen). TV Reporter (Diana Taylor). Photographer (James Martin Jr.). 160773 1990 Nightmare on the 13th Floor MT Journalist Michele Greene plays a travel-magazine journalist who starts to notice strange things while freeloading in an LA hotel. She's perky 160774 1998 Nightmare Street MT News Vendor (Tim Heaton) 160775 1989 Nightmare Years, The MT Shirer, William L. (Memoir) Correspondent William L. Shirer (Sam Waterston) is foreign correspondent in Germany prior to World War II for Universal News Service. Shirer memoir of six years leading up to outbreak of World War II Espionage adventures and escape to Lisbon. 160776 1961 Nightmares and Geezenstacks SM OWN - P Brown, Fredric 47 Stories by Fredric Brown Press 160777 1983 Nightmares: Night of the Rat M Sci-Fi. One of Four Segments News Media. Radio Announcer (Howard R. Flynn). 160778 1983 Nightmares: Terror in Topanga M Sci-Fi. One of Four Segments. News Media. Mori, the Newswoman (Clare Nono). Newsman (Robert Phelps). 160779 1985 Nights at the Circus NSF GPL Carter, Angela Journalist Jack Walser, the American journalist who loves a blonde who is part swan and part woman. Tale begins in 1899. Is she half-swan or half-fake? Dazzled by love and yet desperate for the scoop of a lifetime. Walser signs on with the circus for its turn-of-the-century round-the-world tour. Goes from London to Siberia to St. Petersburg. 160780 1997 Nightscream MT Ness Reporter takes woman to the scene of a murder hoping to get information about the crime. Woman bears resemblance to a girl who was killed the year before. 160781 1980 Nightside T Freelance Reporter Eddie Kopeck (Danny Wells). Janie Moody (Melinda Naud), night DJ at KDEV radio 160782 1979 Nightside N Collins, Thomas News Media 160783 1990 Nightside N Durden, Charles News Media 160784 1971 Nightspawn N Banville, John News Media 160785 2003 Nightstalker M News Media. Female Reporter #1 (Hayley Taylor). Female Reporter #2 (Maria F. Quinones). 160786 2006 Nighttime Clap T TV Anchor (Sean Hart). Correspondent (Dominic Dierkes). 160787 1998 Nightwatch M TV Newscaster (Erich Anderson) 160788 1996 Nightwatch NM Palmer, Frank Tabloid Crime Reporter Dwight Curtis disappeared three years ago and a skeleton found in a shallow grave in a remote area of England's East Coast turns out to be Curtis. He's identified by his dental records. He was stalking the story of his life -- Nazi war criminals given sanctuary in Great Britain, grisly medical experimentation using smuggled illegal immigrants. Curtis was an American writer living in Amsterdam. This would have been his own best story, juiced up old, real murders for pulp magazines. 160789 1995 Nightwatch N Tillis, Tracey Reporter Julie Conner collapses on the beach following a knifing attack and is saved by a mysterious undercover cop who enlists her aid in an underground investigation but is unwilling to trust her with his innermost secret. 160790 2003 Nightwaves MT DVD -R HQ 3339, 3340. SVD 1439 Ness Magazine Reporter Shelby Nayor (Sherilyn Fenn) has been a lifestyles writer and wants to cover hard news. Her editor Sally Winters (Nanette Workman) offers her a cover story on a hard news story. She's in an accident in which her husband and killed. Two months later, while recovering, she overhears a potential murder on her husband's police scanner Night Newscaster (Rosey Edeh). Day Newscaster (Lori Graham). TV Reporter #1 (John Moore). TV Reporter #2 (Bob Babinski). TV Reporter #3 (Richard Jutras). TV Reporter #4 (Cecile Cristobal). TV Reporter #5 (Kent McQuaid). 160791 1975 Niji o kakeru kodomo-tachi MF Interviewer (Mariko Miyagi) 160792 2004 Nikki Gillette: Morning After, The N Jackson, Lisa Reporter Nikki Gillette of the Savannah Sentinel, seeing high-profile murders as her ticket out of small-town Savannah, the ambitious reporter latches onto the story of an elusive serial killer dubbed The Grave Robber. She teams up with lead investigator Pierce Reed, a tough-guy police detective, who initially sees Nikki’s dogged investigations as a mere irritant until evidence turns up indicating that the killer may see Nikki as his prey. Tension and unease mount for Nikki as secret ties among the attractive Pierce, who she may be falling for, the killer and the victims start coming to light. To Journalist Gillette, the story of a woman being buried alive is a ticket out of Savannah and onto the big time. She’s already given the killer a nickname, The Grave Robber, and she’s spending every minute dogging tough cop Reed’s investigation, trailing him through Savannah’s deep thickets and crumbling cemeteries, even though she’s starting to wonder about the secrets he’s keeping. Another body is found. And then another. Each gruesome discovery unnerves Nikki a little more -- there’s something familiar about it, something she should know. Now, as a serial killer pulls her ever deeper into his sick game, she has no idea how close she’s getting to the truth -- or how deadly it will be. 160793 2003 Nikki Gillette: Night Before, The N Jackson, Lisa Reporter Nikki Gillette of the Savannah Sentinel. TV Reporter Max O’Dell of WKAM News. Page 295: Reed was just climbing out of his cruiser when he saw that pain-in-the-ass reporter, Nikki Gillette, barreling his way. She was wearing faded jeans, a T-shirt and running shoes, and he figured she must’ve camped out here at the back side of the hospital while most of her contemporaries were setting up shop near the main entrance. “No comment.” Reporter and Cameraman in white vehicle splashed with WKOK’s logo. Page 108: She cut the engine and pushed on the opener again. The door started downward but not before the reporter, a square-jawed, fit man with an impossibly thick head of hair, stepped agilely into the garage, placing his leg in front of the electronic eye. The door stopped abruptly. “Mrs. Bandeaux, I’m Max O’Dell with WKAM,” he said over the clicking of the jammed mechanism. “I know who you are.” She was already out of the car. He grinned as if she’d handed him a compliment. “If I could have a word with you about your husband. I hate to intrude, but I just have a few questions.” “No comment.” Caitlyn slung the strap of her purse over her shoulder just as the cameraman, toting his shoulder-held camera, jogged into the driveway. “Please. It’ll just take a couple of minutes,” O’Dell insisted. “Not right now.” “But --” “You’re in my garage and I’m asking you to leave. I have nothing to say to you.” From the corner of her eye, she saw the cameraman focusing. “I don’t want to call the police, but I will.” Page 434: In the lobby of the hospital, camped out near the doors were two reporters. Max O’Dell, squared jawed and dressed in a sport coat, polo shirt and khakis was with a cameraman from WKAM and Nikki Gillette was flipping through a battle-scarred magazine in a lounge near the information desk. Page 435: She didn’t want to see her face or name splashed all over the evening news or the front page of the Savannah Sentinel. Page 110: The van for WKAM was no longer at the curb. Thankfully, Max O’Dell had taken the hint and left. But he’d be back. And there would be others. Caitlyn had dealt with reporters before, and if they smelled a story, they kept on the trail, never giving up. They reminded her of trained hunting dogs on the scene of wounded prey. Page 126: He could be a reporter with a cover story. Some of them aren’t all that trustworthy, you know. Would go to any lengths to get a scoop. Page 125: She braced herself. Expected a reporter to have crashed the funeral, thought a microphone would be thrust in front of her face as a camera clicked off quick shots for the local paper. 160794 1987 Nikki Holden: Dangerous Places NR OWN - P Chase, Elaine Raco #1 Nikki Holden Series Investigative Reporter Nikki Holden, a very bright, beautiful, streetwise, hotshot journalist in Fort Lauderdale, Florida teams up with a fast-talking private eye, Roman Cantrell who runs his own security firm. Nikki and Roman confront blackmail and murder in the fast-paced world of Miami. They soon discover that even dealing with murder is less difficult than dealing with their growing feelings for each other. 160795 1988 Nikki Holden: Dark Corners NR OWN - P Chase, Elaine Raco #2 Nikki Holden Series Investigative Reporter Nikki Holden, a very bright, beautiful, streetwise, hotshot journalist in Fort Lauderdale, Florida teams up with a fast-talking private eye, Roman Cantrell who runs his own security firm. When Nikki's bizarre new assignment and his baffling new case converge, merging their personal lives again, these two reluctant lovers become trapped in a plot stranger than science fiction and risky as murder. UFOs are flying around and Nikki, a savvy journalist, and Roman, a Vietnam vet-turned private eye, want to find out what's going on. 160796 1965 Niklassons TF Photographer Rulle (Olle Andersson). 160797 1956 Nikodm Dyzma MF Poland Editor (Seweryn Butrym). Reporter (Edward Wichura). 160798 1977 Nikola Tesla TF Yugoslavia - Serbo-Croatian. Series Editor John O'Neill (Izet Hajdarhodzic) of the Herald Tribune. Author-Journalist Mark Twain (Slavko Simic). 160799 1986 Nikt nie jest winien MF Poland. Photographer Antoni (Zdzislaw Wardejn). 160800 2002 Nils Arne Eggen - svart pa hvitt DF Norway Interviewer (Bjorn Stuevold). 160801 1991 Nilus the Sandman: Boy Who Dreamed Christmas, The C Episode #3. Newscaster (Michael Fawkes - Voice). 160802 1998 Nina de Tus Ojos, La MF Trueba, Fernando Spain Reporters and Photographers. Company of Spanish movie makers leave Franco's Spain and move to Hitler's Germany to make a film together. 160803 1995 Nina Takes a Lover M DVD -R HQ 3455, 3456. SVD 531 Jacobs, Alan (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist (Michael O'Keefe) for the Chronicle claims to be doing an article on marriage in the nineties. Nina and others involved in the affair talk to the journalist. Photographer (Paul Rhys) is an interview subject. Alleged lover is actually Nina's husband, a revelation to which the journalist casually responds, "Every story's unique." Journalist occasionally provides commentary on nature of relationships and eventually consoles Nina. Indicates that even though he is a faithful husband, his wife also had an affair. Photographer (Paul Rhys). 160804 2003 Nina Zero: Burning Garbo NM Eversz, Robert Nina Zero Series #3. Tabloid Photojournalist Nina Zero (aka Mary Alice Parker) for Scandal Times in Los Angeles. She's a baby photographer-turned-ex-con paparazza who can't be overly choosy about her assignments these days. Went to prison for a crime she didn't commit. When the 30-year-old was paroled she morphed into exotic Nina Zero, celebrity paparazza. She is lurking on a Malibu hill slope hoping to catch a shot of a film legend who hasn't been seen in public since a since a stalker died in her embrace a decade ago. Zero didn't expect assignment to result in her being attacked by wild-eyed stranger, then left unconscious as brush fire almost kills her and burns down star's estate killing her. She is now under suspicion for both arson and a reclusive actress' legend. 160805 2005 Nina Zero: Digging James Dean N Eversz, Robert #4 Nina Zero Series Tabloid Photojouranlist-Paparazza Nina Zero has an altercation with a has-been Hollywood action hero that leaves her with a concussion, two broken cameras, and a hot lead in a hot tabloid story -- the mysterious thefts of celebrity bones from graveyards. These bone robbers are stealing celebrity bones from graveyards around the country. Who are they? Her quest for the grave robbers twists from the tabloid assignment to a grief-stricken vendetta that matches her camera against their guns, shot for shot. On a more personal level, she also is reunited with her long-lost sister who now calls herself a successful real estate agent form Seattle. With an abusive father and sweet, but distant mother, Nina has been estranged from her family for so long she's happy to have a relative she can talk to. 160806 2003 Nina Zero: Killing Paparazzi N Eversz, Robert #2 Nina Zero Series Tabloid Photojournalist-Paparazzi Nina Zero is a girl who attracts trouble. After serving a prison sentence for single-handedly blowing up LAX airport by mistake, she finds on her release that the world won't allow her to lead a simple life. The electrifying demise of heavy metal group Death Row in a hotel hot-tub gives Nina the opportunity to launch a new career as a paparazza. All too soon, the shine of her glamorous job begins to tarnish with the chilling realization that someone is killing Los Angeles' paparazzi. Her husband's body is also found beaten and stabbed. While the corpses of her competition pile up around Los Angeles, nina takes it upon herself to track down the killer, becoming prey for both police and the murderer. While searching for the killer, she squeezes in an off-the-wall green card wedding, a guest appearance on the docu-soap, "Meat Wagon,' and a walk-on part in a longstanding family feud. 160807 1997 Nina Zero: Shooting Elvis N Eversz, Robert #1 Nina Zero Series Future Tabloid Photojournalist Nina Zero is really a small-town girl named Mary Alice Baker who is bored by her job as a kiddie photographer and is lured by a little extra cash, delivers a package for her handsome, Harley-riding boyfriend. After accidentally blowing up LAX, she says good-by to her good-girl life and hits the road. Wanted by the FBI as a psycho terrorist, she dyes her hair, pierces her nose and changes her name. As she wises up, Nina takes on her pursuers in a gusty succession of bone-chilling confrontations and rockets to tabloid fame as the new darling of the shock-hungry media. She transforms herself into a pop-art photographer Nina Zero. 160808 2006 Nina Zero: Zero to the Bone N Eversz, Robert #5 Nina Zero Series Tabloid Photojournalist Nina Zero is having her first gallery show -- staged photographs of Hollywood pulp scenes are attracting art connoisseurs, not just the usual gossip rag readership. She works at Scandal Times. But the excitement of the evening shifts to alarm when Nina receives an anonymous package containing an amateur bondage video that may have ended in death. She and her editor at Scandal Times watch the rape and strangling of a young woman. She starts investigating with her toothless Rottweiler by her side. Nina (nee Mary Alice Baker) is on the cusp of a breakthrough with her exhibition of edgy photography when the snuff film stops her cold. 160809 1917 Nina, the Flower Girl M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 160810 2009 Nina, the Pinta and the Vanishing Treasure, The NJ #1 Alec Flint Mystery Series Reporter for a local newspaper is the mother of a girl named Gina who is a partner to Alec Flint, a super sleuth in training. Gina is a little bossy, but a great friend and detective. 160811 2009 Nine M American Journalist Stpehanie Necrophuros (Kate Hudson). Journalist (James Currie). Journalist (Vicky Lambert). Nine is a musical following a film director, Guido Contini, who is in his middle age and trying to complete his next film. His main problem is that he has too many women in his life: his wife, his sexy mistress and his muse and protégé. Reporter 4 (Enzo Squillino Jr.). Reporter 5 (Jake Canuso). Reporter 6 (Eliot Giuralarocca). 160812 1986 Nine 1/2 Weeks M Critic Sinclair (Roderick Cook). 160813 2009 Nine Dead M News Media. Newscaster (Gina St. John). Nine strangers have been kidnapped by a masked gunman and told that one of them will die every 10 minutes until they discover how they are all connected. As the LAPD races to find the hidden location of the victims, the masked gunman makes sure the world watches so everyone will know who of the nine lives and who dies. 160814 1944 Nine Girls M Photographer (Glady Sutton). 160815 1963 Nine Hours to Rama M AFI-Editors Editor 160816 1941 Nine Lives Are Not Enough M DVD -R HQ 3597, 3596. SVDSP 522 Odlum, Jerome (Novel). Fred Niblo, Jr. (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Matt Sawyer (Ronald Reagan), fast-talking "combination man" for the Daily News -- he gets both stories and photographs. Sawyer fingered head of bookmaking racket who is released, and threatens paper with libel suit. Publisher chews out managing editor who chews out J.B. Murray, the City Editor (Howard Da Silva) who yells at Sawyer if he turns in one more wrong story, he is through. Given cub assignment of tagging along with police. Investigates boardinghouse death. Sawyer steals distributor cap from rival Courier reporter. Gets mentally disabled man to tie up phone so Courier reporter can't call his paper. Sawyer snaps picture of daughter identifying father's body. She is furious. Sawyer destroys negative. Reports man was murdered. Death ruled suicide. Sawyer fired. More murders. Sawyer works with police to trap killer. Shot in arm. Daughter kidnapped by killer. Wild chase. Daughter drives into fire hydrant drenching Courier reporter. Sawyer marries her. Editor plans to reduce Sawyer to advice-to-the-lovelorn column. But it turns out daughter owns paper. Sawyer becomes editor, gives city editor job. Newsman Johnny Leggett (Jack Mower). Newspaper man (Hank Mann). Copy Boy (Billy Dawson). 160817 1992 Nine Lives of Catseye Gomez, The NSF Hawke, Simon TV Journalist, young and ambitious, is killed by a car bomb. 160818 1958 Nine Lives of Elfego Baca, The MT Editor Mr. Sibley (Byron Foulger), newspaper editor 160819 2000 Nine Lives of Tomas Katz, The M Journalist (Sophie Bevan) 160820 1970 Nine O'Clock News DT Series 1970 TV News Staff. Newsreaders Richard Whitmore (1973), Angela Rippon (1975), John Humphreys (1981-2000), Sue Lawley (1982-1983), Peter Sissons (1984-2000), Julia Somerville (1984-1987), Martyn Lewis (1986-1999), Michael Buerk. Health Correspondent Sarah Barclay (1989-1993), Royal Correspondent Jennie Bond (1990-2000), War Reporters Kate Adie, Martin Bell. Political Editor John Simpson. Reporter Charles Wheeler. Presenter Robert Dougall. 160821 2006 Nine, The: All About Eva T DVD -R HQ 7204 Episode #5. 10-25-2006 News Media. Morning Interview Show with Male Host (Hoyt Christopher) and Female Host (Gina St. John). PR Woman (J.J. Boone). Hostages try to pick up the pieces of their lives following the bank robbery. Nick's job is in danger. 160822 2006 Nine, The: Heroes Welcome T DVD -R HQ 7038 Episode #2. 10-11-2006 News Media. Morning Interview Show with Male Host (Hoyt Christopher) and Female Host (Gina St. John). PR Woman (J.J. Boone). Hostages try to pick up the pieces of their lives following the bank robbery. Nick's job is in danger. Nine hostages begin the return to their lives after the bank robbery. Nick's job with the police is in jeopardy as Egan becomes a media superstar. 160823 2006 Nine, The: Inside Man, The T Episode #10. 11-29-2006 Reporter David Sudimack (Chris Flanders). Reporter (Ron Ostrow). 160824 2006 Nine, The: Pilot T Episode #1. 10-4-2006 News Media. Reporter #1 (Derrin Horton). Reporter #2 (Dilva Henry). Reporter #3 (Ron Ostrow). 160825 2007 Nine: Turning Point T DVD -R HQ 8816 Episode. News Media. Coverage of the bank holdup and hostages. 160826 1949 Nineteen Eighty-Four NSF Orwell, George News Media. Big Brother journalism monitoring or misinforming everyone 160827 1999 Nineteen Video Magazine Volume #22 M Interviewer (Johnny). 160828 1963 Ninety Minutes Away SS GPL O'Hara, John In "Collected Stories of John O'Hara, The." Reporter for the Taqua Chronicle Harvey Hunt 160829 1998 Ningen gokaku MF Japan News Announcer (Masaharu Ishibashi). 160830 1998 Nini MTF Journalist (Francois Chaix - Le Journalist). Journalist (Frederic Vassort - Le Journalist). 160831 1989 Ninth Issue, The NJ Malmgren, Dallin Newspaper. Mr. Choate and the students on the Town Crier newspaper staff find themselves in trouble with the school administration. 160832 1965 Ninth Life NM UCLA Ferrars, Elizabeth X. (pseudonym of Morna Doris Brown, nee Mactaggart). Former Crime Reporter Harry Lyddon 160833 1976 Ninth Man, The N OWN - H Lee, John News Media 160834 2009 Ninth Paradox, The N Rowlands, Jon Journalist investigates the powers of Ann, a spaced-out eccentric who finds herself plagued by visions of a disturbing future and the haunting sound of a dying man’s last words. As the journalist looks into her past, a terrible secret from Ann’s past resurfaces. The time is 1967. It is now 2008. A professor of mythology receives a mysterious image from his faculty’s Cairo expedition. Soon his life is thrown into chaos as the image takes on unthinkable significance and a brutal and merciless assailant makes him their next target. It is now 2158. Kari, a high-ranking special agent is sent on a dangerous and highly secretive undercover mission with no guarantee of survival. As she begins to peel back the layers, she uncovers a conspiracy with far-reaching and horrific consequences -- and in the far, far future, two sworn enemies stage their final and most lethal battle that only threatens the foundations of mankind but the fate of the entire universe. What is the Ninth Paradox and will anyone survive it? 160835 1897 Niobe N USC Lie, Jonas Lauritz Idemil Journalist Minka writes an article in The Twentieth Century. Miss Fering assures her, it will appear. Eldest son fails as a journalist among other occupations. 160836 2008 Nip/Tuck: August Walden T DVD -R HQ 9628 (no number on disc). Episode. 2-2008 TV Critic August Walden bitterly criticizes Sean on his TV program. Sean confronts Walden and says he’s a vicious critic because of his facial defects. 160837 2005 Nip/Tuck: Ben White T Episode #36. 1-1-2005 Talk-Show Host-Comedian Joan Rivers to be the first to test a new skincare product that uses semen as the main ingredient. She loves it so much she decides to endorse it. 160838 2008 Nip/Tuck: Candy Richards T DVD -R HQ 9699 Episode. 2-24-2008. Season Finale. News Media. Paparazzi chase after Sean, his daughter, Christian. Christian is driving with Sean’s daughter when the paparazzi chase him and cause an accident injuring both. Sean finds fame to be more trouble than its worth. His former “agent” is a killer and vows revenge when Sean calls the police. The episode ends with her attempting to kill Sean in the operating room while he is working on his daughter who was injured in a car accident. The cliffhanger: Will Sean survive the knife attack? Tragedy also strikes the office when Julia learns what has caused her illness -- poison. She has amnesia and doesn’t remember anyone. Christian’s past brings revealing news -- the girl his son is in love with turns out to be his daughter -- the son’s sister. 160839 2003 Nip/Tuck: Cara Fitzgerald T Episode #8. 9-16-2003 TV News Anchor (Dorothy Lucey). 160840 2007 Nip/Tuck: Carly Summers T DVD -R HQ 9231, 9232 Episode. 11-2007. Season Premiere Publicist Fiona O’Neil (Lauren Hutton) lands the two transplanted plastic surgeons from Miami to Los Angeles high-profile consulting gigs on a plastic-surgery hospital drama called “Hearts ‘n Scalpels.” Sean shines and lands a supporting role. Christian bombs and suddenly it’s Sean who’s the hot kid on the scene leaving Christian in the background. Hollywood Publicist works for $5,000 a month retainer and offers to help build Christian and Sean’s images through the media as they struggle to rebuild their practices in a new location. 160841 2010 Nip/Tuck: Christian Troy II T DVD -R HQ 11788 (Excerpts) Episode. 2-17-2010 Commentator Joan Rivers, paparazzi and the news media show up in an hallucinatory dream Christian has when he undergoes a face uplift. He has the procedure videoed and put on Your Video where it doesn’t quite get the response he expected. The video was supposed to be a unique attempt to market their surgical practice to boost a lagging clientele. Christian’s unconscious existential crises come to light during his hallucination. 160842 2006 Nip/Tuck: Connor McNamara, 2026 T Episode #55. 11-14-2006 Weatherman (Mark Thompson). Photographer (Allen Lulu). 160843 2007 Nip/Tuck: Damien Sands T DVD -R HQ 9378 Episode. 12-9-2007 Parody Reality Show. Christian convinces Sean to tape a reality show based on their career as plastic surgeons. Plastic Fantastic. Most of this episode previews that reality show. 160844 2009 Nip/Tuck: Enigma T DVD -R HQ 11543 (Excerpts) Episode. 10-27-2009 News Media cover murder of a mother and father by their disturbed son who then commits suicide. The son Jared, who calls himself Engima, is brought by his parents to Sean and Christian so they could remove all of the mutilations the son did to his body including a tattoo that covers the entire back of his head into the face of a skeleton and devil signs on his face. The son agrees to the changes because they threaten to send him to military school. Sean and Christian do all of the repair work and Jared seems fine, until Christian sees the news report on the murders and suicide: Pasadena couple were shot and mutilated by their son who then turned the gun on himself. Christian can’t believe what he is seeing. 160845 2004 Nip/Tuck: Joan Rivers T Episode #29. 10-5-2004 Talk-Show Host-Comedian Joan Rivers consults with Sean and Christian to have all of her plastic surgeries undone because she wants her grandson to learn that you don't have to be perfect. When she ultimately learns what she will turn out like after the work has been finished, she decides to give up on her original plan and asks the doctors to schedule her for a facelift the next morning. 160846 2007 Nip/Tuck: Joyce and Sharon Monroe T DVD -R HQ 9254 Episode. 11-10-2007. Publicist Fiona O’Neil (Lauren Hutton) works to get Dr. Troy publicity when he becomes jealous of Sean’s success on the soap opera. 160847 2005 Nip/Tuck: Momma Boone T DVD -R HQ 4363. (Media Excerpts) Episode #30. 9-20-2005 News Media covers obese woman trapped in her home who needs emergency surgery for her rotting skin. 160848 2005 Nip/Tuck: Sal Perri T DVD -R HQ 8X 5012 Episode #41.12-6-2005 News Media covers plane crash. Doctors rush to help injured passengers.. Lead News Reporter (Mehrdad Sarlak). 160849 2004 Nip/Tuck: Sean McNamara T DVD -R HQ 6563 (Complete). 4292 (Missing Ending) Episode #28. 9-28-2004 Newswoman is interested in Sean who attracts her attention for his pro bono work on the victims of a serial rapist. Christian receives news that affects him both personally and professionally. Local news station does an interview with Sean about the pro bono work on Carver victims. 160850 1965 Nippon dorobo monogatari MF News Reporter Saiki (Hideo Murota). 160851 1990 Nirvana Street Murder M Newscaster (Phil Harris) 160852 1984 Nissebanden: Kidnappet TF Episode #8. 12-11-1984 Journalist (Steen Springborg). Telefonmand (Olaf Nielsen). Radio (Kurt Damsgaard), Nissenyt, Stemme i Radio 160853 1992 Nitrate Kisses DT Interviewer-Narrator (Barbara Hammer - Voice). 160854 1989 Nitzahon Shel Barak, Ha- MTF TV Interviewer (Isaac Noy). Instructor Journalist (Dor Pelless). 160855 1995 Nixon M L Reporter #1 (Jon Tenney). Reporter #2 (Julie Araskog). Reporter #3 (Ray Wills). Reporter #4 (John Bellucci). Reporter #5 (Zoey Zimmerman). News Reporter at Press Conference (Michael Pasby). Newscaster Voice (Dave Mallow). Media 160856 1989 No Admission N OWN - P Winder, Robert Journalist Erica Sanders investigating bank fraud in New York. Young. 160857 2000 No Alibi M Anchorwoman (Liz MacRae) 160858 1992 No Angel M Public Relations Executive Tom Ferrell (Domenic Cuzzocrea), a womanizing PR practitioner, finds the tables turned when he falls for an enigmatic woman and his life is thrown into chaos, complicated by the fact his company’s latest client has connections to a mobster who is the woman’s ex-lover. 160859 2004 No Angels T Episode #2. 3-9-2004 Interviewer (Warren Donnelly). 160860 1990 No Apologies M TV Anchorwoman (Anne Fizzard). 160861 1970 No Blade of Grass M DVD -R HQ 3586, 3587. Sci-Fi Films of the Seventies TV Interviewer Fred Gray (Simon Merrick). 160862 1972 No Case for the Crown N McLachlin, Donald News Media 160863 1984 No Charge For Looking N Cohen, Esther Correspondent Melanie Markowitz, an American journalist, comes to Israel to write about resident Palestinians. Becomes immersed in women's problems, politics and lovers. 160864 1918 No Children Wanted M AFI-Newspapermen - Ness Book Newspaper Owner Robert Chase (Edward Jobson) caricatured in a novel and wants revenge. He plans to expose the novelist who is involved in a munitions deal. When he sees a photo show by one of his reporters of the heroine, it reminds him of his dead child and he reconsiders. Novelist tries to kill the newspaper owner, but is stopped when he is shown the photo and returns to try to get his family back together 160865 1963 No Cloak - No Dagger T Reporters (Elizabeth Digby-Smith, Brian Vaughan, John Wilding). 160866 1980 No Country For Old Men N OWN - H Schwartz, Alan French Journalist Odette DesChavannes, a beautiful, determined yet sexually vulnerable French journalist in pursuit of an explosive story. 160867 2005 No Country for Old Men N McCarthy, Cormac Newspapers. “Several of the characters claim never to read the newspapers, but are often seen reading them anyways.” “He killed a fourteen-year-old girl...The papers said it was a crime of passion and he told me there wasn’t no passion in it.” Newspapers are sensationalistic. 160868 1997 No Daughter of the South NM Webb, Cynthia Writer Laurie Coldwater, an aspiring writer making do in wild Manhattan, investigates the suspicious death of her black female lover's father. Confronts her own past. 160869 1995 No Defense N Wallace, Rangeley Reporter Ben Gainey of the Washington Star meets a young mother in Tallagumsa Alabama in April 1978 at the dedication of a new courthouse named in honor of the woman's father, the town mayor. If she hadn't told Gainey about the racial killings back in 1963, her father never would have been put on trial for murder just after announcing his candidacy for government, no less on the day of the dedication. She takes up with Gainey who has remained in town to write a book about the New South. Then Gainey gets his hands on FBI memos about the murders of two young men slated to be the first students at an Alabama college. They were gunned down by the woman's father who was then sheriff. Because the only witness was the town drunk, the FBI had backed off. Now Gainey revives the case and the father goes on trial. The woman faces some dark secrets when her father is the prime suspect in a racial killing 30 years in the past. 160870 1976 No Deposit, No Return M Reporter (Jean Gillespie). Reporter (Jack Wells). 160871 1944 No Dough Boys M Photographer (John Tyrrell). 160872 1994 No Easy Way Out NR OWN - P Riggs, Paula Detmer Silhouette Intimate Moments #548 Journalist Arden Crawford 160873 1973 No encontre rosas para mi madre MF Spain.. Photographer. Netty aka Tani the Photographer (Gina Lollobrigida). 160874 1993 No Escape, No Return M Newscaster (Taylor Leigh) 160875 1962 No Exit M Sartre, Jean-Paul (Play). George Tabori (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. U.S.-Argentina. Ness Book Journalist Garcin (Morgan Sterne) is one of three people trapped for eternity in a hotel room. Garcin was shot for cowardice after betraying associates in the Resistance. 160876 1995 No Exit M Reporter (Warren Coughlin) 160877 2006 No Experience Required: T Ireland. Series 2006- Editors (Ger Colleran, Des Gibson). Deputy Editor (Susan Daly). 160878 1959 No Fairies Here N MacLennon, I. Press 160879 1970 No Fatherland N Kirst, Hans Hellmut News Media 160880 2009 No Game for Amateurs N Coyle. Gene Japanese Journalist. This is the story of Charles Worthington, a recent Harvard Law graduate who works for as a personal assistant to Vincent Astor, an old friend of Vincent Astor who happens to be the richest man in America and who has been asked by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to carry out espionage missions. It is to Charles that many of the espionage tasks fall. The initially reluctant Charles struggles with his own conscience as he is drawn ever deeper into this world of shadows, where murder and deception are commonplace and all is often not as it first appears. The breaking of the Japanese diplomatic code alerts President Roosevelt to the presence of a mole within U.S. Intelligence in New York and Charles is tasked with ferreting out this traitor. In his hunt, this amateur spy who is not really what he himself claims to be, falls in love, encounters a fun-loving Japanese journalist, a sensuous female Russian spy and get an Italian mobster bodyguard. Charles’ life grows ever more complicated as he narrows his search to the most likely suspects and cleverly works to identify the mole as December 7th approaches. 160881 1991 No Greater Love NR Steel, Danielle Editor Edwina Winfield must run the family newspaper until her younger brothers are old enough to step in. But the next-in-line heads to Harvard and is killed during World War I. His fun-loving brother is wooed to Hollywood and his sister follows in his footsteps. While tending to the youngest children, she must assist the rest of her siblings out of scrapes and escapades. The 20-year-old woman was forced to become head of household, becoming both mother and father to five younger siblings after her parents and fiancé drown during the sinking of the Titanic on April 15, 1912. She is determined now never to marry. She resigns herself to spinsterhood. 160882 2005 No Greater Love M Journalist Jack (Michael Scranton) is sent to rural Austria in the fall of 1956 to cover the story of the refugee flight from Communist Hungary following the demise of an attempted revolution against Soviet occupation. While investigating the story, the despondent American journalist witnesses an unparalleled act of love that changes his perspective on the events he is covering. Based on true events, this program explores the theme of sacrificial love. 160883 1943 No Greater Sin M Ransone, Mary (Story). Michel Jacoby (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Sandra (Luana Walters) learns about evils of venereal disease. City officials reflect on growth of community -- 8-page local paper now 18 pages), but sudden boon brings problems including prostitutes who work cabins on outskirts of town. Health inspector wants to warn people about danger from infected women. Urges Editor J.C. Jarvis (Lee Shumway) to play up problem. Although at first concerned about impact on circulation, editor decides if they report the story they should go all out. Health inspector says they need to assign tough reporter to work with him. Editor gives the job to Sandra who has been complaining about not being able to do any real, exciting work. Inspector objects to working with female reporter telling her it is job for a man, but decides she is up to task when she does not flinch hearing "syphilis." Female reporter personally involved when sister begins dating plant worker who has the disease. Postpones wedding while he goes to doctor to be cured. Doctor is quack. Man kills doctor during confrontation. Case is dismissed when murdered doctor revealed to have been imposter. Reporter goes on raid of cabins. Offers technical information. 160884 1980 No Hard Feelings N OWN - H Bell, Marty Columnist Eddie Egg, "Feelings" for a monthly Men's magazine. 160885 1988 No Hearts, No Flowers SS USC Malzberg, Barry N. In "Year's Best Fantasy, Second Annual Collection, The." Columnist-Narrator, a columnist, "a scribe of the waterfront." 160886 2008 No Heroics: Supregroupie T Episode #1. 9-18-2008 TV Reporter (Ginny Holder). Newspaper Vendor (Delroy Atkinson). 160887 2009 No Holding Back NR Sharpe, Isabel Harlequin Blaze Series #444 Reporter Hannah O’Reilly will do anything for a story -- including gate-crashing Jack’s estate on a stormy New Year’s Eve. But she soon discovers he’s more than champagne and caviar. And being stranded, she’s got the chance to savor all his other delights -- like his warm hands and hot body. Hannah’s penchant for leaping before she looks just might have worked. If she can get the real story out of this sexy mystery man it will be the scoop of the century. But as the snow piles higher and Jack starts making his moves -- who’s scooping whom? 160888 1952 No Holds Barred M Reporter Max, the Fake (Ray Walker). Photographer Pete (William Page). 160889 1989 No Holds Barred M Commentator, Spike's Bar (Larry Larson). Commentator #1 (Jesse Ventura). Commentator #2 (Gene Okerlund). 160890 1984 No Information Available at Press Time!: Detached Service Diary CB Blackhawk, No. 273, November, 1984. Reporter Virginia Mueller gets an assignment to do a story on the Blackhawks. Wu Cheng (Chop-Chop), who has been living in his home village in China, sends a distress call to the Blackhawks. A huge mechanical dragon is being used by the Japanese to devastate the village and intimidate the superstitious villagers. Ginny Mueller and the Blackhawks meet in the deserted village, and find Wu Cheng's diary. It describes the building of the dragon, with American aid, and Wu Cheng's efforts to stop it. Imprisoned by the Japanese, Wu Cheng learns that the Japanese attacked his village specifically to lure the Blackhawks there, as part of a bargain with Germany. Ginny's presence as a witness was also arranged by the Japanese. Wu Cheng gets free in time to reveal the set-up and save the day. He rejoins the Blackhawks team. 160891 1990 No Job for a Lady: Member of the Committee, A T Episode #5. 3-7-1990 Journalist (Helen Bennett). 160892 1970 No Jokes on Mars SSF USC Blish, James In "Anywhen." Reporter. Single, competent, principled, dedicated to journalism, courageous news reporter. Sex is not a factor. Men and women are journalists. (Born) She inspires colleague on the "Mars" beat to cooperate with her to report on government corruption (Born) Joe Kendricks and Karen Chandler. 160893 2003 No Just Desserts N Bastion, Elizabeth Five Star First Edition Mystery Public Relations Practitioner Lucille Anderson is fortysomething so she decides to make a bold move and leave her New York PR agency and her dull boyfriend to work on the “Sweet Whippo” food account in the firm’s London office. A delicious combination of tough and vulnerable, Lucy wins over almost anyone, from her resentful and paranoid new British colleagues to her new love interest, handsome Braxton Clark. When the glamorous Fiona, test-kitchen supervisor, is killed, Lucy begins to investigate the supposed “accident” and finds herself the target of malicious letters warning her to stop snooping. 160894 1989 No Justice M Reporter (Donald Farmer) 160895 1989 No Kiddie Without Christmas T Newsboys. Look at the Old Newsboys' Goodfellow Fund of Detroit. Money is raised by volunteers many of whom are former paperboys who sell newspapers on the street 160896 1998 No Lease on Life: Novel, A N Tillman, Lynne Magazine Proofreader Elizabeth Hall is a deadened job. On her block she is a minority -- white, well-educated, has a regular job and cares about her surroundings. Sleepless nights, ironic boyfriend, trying to get through the days and nights. It is 5 a.m. and Hall can't sleep. Sits at her apartment window entertaining murderous fantasies while on the street, morons smash bottles, flip trash cans, vomit and dance. She fights with her landlord, the housing agency and simply trying to survive. 160897 1931 No Limit M Reporter (Syd Saylor) 160898 1935 No Limit M BBC Commentator (Evelyn Roberts) 160899 1962 No Man Is an Island M AFI-Radio Radio 160900 1910 No Man's Land N Vance, L.J. Press 160901 2001 No Man's Land M DVD TV Journalist (Katrin Cartlidge) broadcasts live reports from war zone. Journalist 1 (Zvone Hribar). Journalist 2 (Ales Valic). Journalist 3 (Fred M. Liss). Journalist 4 (Franc Jakob Rac). Cameraman (Primoz Ranik) 160902 1994 No Man's Land MT Journalist (Peter Jordan) 160903 1993 No Man’s Land N Coombs, Anne Australia. Journalist Hannah Matthews, once married, loved Teri who killed herself. Hannah tries to get on with living her life. Teri had claimed she also loved Hannah but their sense of love differed and both suffered as a result. Hannah dissolved her friendship with Teri who subsequently commits suicide. After Teri’s death, Hannah returns to her hometown in Newcastle and her reports on a local corruption scandal precipitates an inquiry. She renews her friendship with Ella and has an affair with David, but both relationships in turn are corrupted by her guilt over Teri’s death. 160904 1954 No Man's Street NM Nichols, Beverly Press 160905 1955 No Man's Woman M Martin, Don (Story). John K. Butler (Screenplay) Ness Book Art Critic Wayne Vincent (Patric Knowles) uses his column to promote a gallery owner who boosts the prices on the work she sells. When the favoritism is discovered, the critic is fired and becomes a suspect after the gallery owner is killed. He is eventually exposed as the killer. 160906 2000 No Maps for These Territories DT UK. Interviewer Nick Conroy). Media musings by William Gibson, sci-fi writer, philosopher and commentator. 160907 1933 No Marriage Ties M DVD -R HQ 6668, 6667. SV 84 Gaffney, Arch and Charles W. Curran (Play - Ad Man). H.W. Hanemann and Arthur Caesar (Dialogue). Sam Mintz (Adaptation) Ness Book Sportswriter Bruce Foster (Richard Dix) of The Reflector is fired for missing the Dempsy-Tunney fight. Mr. Zimmer (David Landau), Editor of The Reflector, typical snarling editor. Foster a typical reporter-drunk taken to task by editor for drinking. Foster goes into the advertising business and becomes a success. Accuses his former editor of selling out by taking over a "dirty little scandal sheet" called The Gotham Gossip.` Foster rises in advertising but gets disillusioned: "I'm a disgrace to advertising. Back in the days of the Chronicle we had ideals. That was a great newspaper with character and decency…" City Desk Editor Red Moran (Charles C. Wilson). Newspaper Office Worker (Jack Rice). Newsboy (Matty Roubert). 160908 2009 No Mercy N Gilstrap, John Columnist Tibor Rothman is “a syndicated columnist, a muckraker, a career killer.” He calls himself an “investigative reporter” but “that’s just code for legitimized gossipmonger. He says whatever he wants, then hides behind the First Amendment when he gets the details wrong. If you could line up every person with a reason to harm Tibor, I imagine it would take you three weeks to get through the interviews.” “Is he political?” “Aren’t they all? They wake up every morning and proclaim themselves to be the smartest guys in the room. If you disagree, you get hammered in their column.” “Tibor Rothman was a certified prick, dedicated to making Jonathan’s life as difficult as possible. It wasn’t enough that he stole away the woman he still loved; now he insisted on prolonged legal battles to wring even more money out of him. Jonathan wouldn’t give Tibor Rothman the sweat off his balls if he was dying of thirst.” Washington Post Reporter Will Joyce. 160909 1998 No More Baths M Reporter (Debbie Fan). Anchor (Gretchen Carr). 160910 1989 No More Dying Then MT TV Reporter (Guy Phillips). 160911 1968 No More Excuses M Downey, Robert AFI-Reporters Radio Newsman of ABC turns out to be a chimpanzee. 160912 1988 No More Lonely Nights NR Lamb, Charlotte Reporter Sian Christian nearly ran over a fleeing bride as she was driving back to London after her vacation. And not just any bride either -- the bride of William Cassidy, powerful electronics magnate. Sian took the distraught young fugitive to London, then found to her dismay that she, not the hapless bride, was the one who had to deal with the jilted groom. He stormed into her flat and accused of manipulation, of doing anything for story. But Sian could see through his anger to his pain. She wondered what on earth he saw in this runaway bride. And then she wondered why she cared. 160913 1924 No More Women M News Media. Reporter (Franklin Parker). Newsboy (Walter Lawrence). 160914 1961 No Mother to Guide Her N USC Loos, Anita Columnists. One sees all good. The other sees all bad. Hollywood Tidings column by narrator. Lansing Marshall, a correspondent of a San Francisco sheet which I will not dignify by name. Elmer Bliss, the narrator vs. negative Marshall. 160915 1936 No News SS USC Rice, Cale Young In "Passionate Follies - Alternate Tales." Reporter on the World. Jimmy Mcguire 160916 1969 No News Today SM GPL Cartmill, Cleve In "Satanists, The." Journalist is Buck, a newspaperman. Argus newspaper. Mother Grace, stuttering male newspaperman. Claims a printer is a son of Satan. 160917 1959 No Next of Kin N OWN - P Disney, Doris Miles Press 160918 1971 No One SS OWN Just, Ward News Media 160919 2001 No One Can Hear You M Newswoman Trish Burchall (Kelly McGillis) investigates a serial killer who is not only killing young women but their families as well. She begins to uncover the killer’s modus operandi and realizes that she and her family may be next on his list. 160920 2003 No One Gets Hurt NM James, Russell Investigative Journalist doing an expose of the porn industry decides to participate fully in the film she has infiltrated as an uncover reporter. The film's backer murders her in front of the entire cast and crew. One of the journalist's colleagues knows the film backer is the killer, but meets with him and members of his family several times without calling the police. 160921 2007 No One in Particular: Story of Hope, Love and HIV...We Should All Be Concerned, A N Mathis, Francine C. Editor Shirl Melinda Pelino is a full-time editor for a small local magazine and she also goes to college part time. She attends an HIV support group session for the first time and remembers the stages of acceptance of her newly found HIV positive status. Shirl’s world, as she knows it, has collapsed. She opens her heart and allows her deepest feelings to be revealed. Her HIV status is unveiled at a time when David, her soul mate has just proposed to her. Her mother, a notable medical doctor, is devastated. 160922 2002 No One Thinks of Greenland N Griesemer, John Editor-Reporter Rudy Spruance is an information officer in Greenland ordered to start a newspaper to boost morale. His journalistic investigations uncover unpleasant facts about the history of the mutilated patients in the obscure military hospital on the U.S. Army base at Qangattarsa, Greenland. Rudy fights for the weak against a malevolent system. Post-Korea and Vietnam revelations make the conspiracies imagined here near plausible. 160923 1939 No Orchids for Miss Blandish NM OWN - P Chase, James Hadley Press 160924 2001 No Ordinary Baby (aka After Amy) MT DVD -R HQ 3459, 3460 (Mislabeled on Disc Itself as 3450). SVD 1455. SVD 1117 Kadrey, Richard (Short Story, "Carbon Copy: Meet the First Human Clone." Richard Kletter (Teleplay). Reporter Linda Sinclair (Bridget Fonda) given copies of a doctor's medical documents regarding cloned fetus being in one of her patient mothers. Uses her leverage to expose the case which violates university research guidelines and ultimately some laws. Eventually they follow the doctor to discover the parents and their story is told. Media asserts themselves into people's lives. Reporter #1 (Amy Sloan). Reporter #2 (Tony Calabretta). Reporter #3 (Andrew Peplowski). 160925 1994 No Ordinary Love N Gilmore, Monique Woman journalist Female Journalist 160926 1927 No Other Tiger N Mason, A.E.W. Press 160927 2005 No Pain, No Gain M Movie Critic (Harry Jay Knowles - The Movie Critic). Story of a bodybuilder who longs to be respected for his mind, a small town Ohio champion bodybuilder with a genius IQ. 160928 1954 No Parking Hare C Newspaper. Raven newspaper 160929 2005 No Place M UK Photographer (Colin Sharp). 160930 1943 No Place for a Lady M Taylor, Eric (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Rand Brooke (Dick Purcell) plans to play a trick on a detective with the help of his fiancée who is jealous of detective's attentions toward a female client. They prepare fake murder using a wax dummy. When detective arrives at scene, he finds actual body. Murder victim is woman who owned a tire company, was involved in insurance fraud. Fiancée tells detective about deception. Detective is framed as murderer but exposes nightclub owner as real killer. Reporter (Dennis Moore). 160931 1956 No Place for a Nice Girl A Cornwell, Dean Loren Ghiglione Journalist. Young woman a candidate for reporter's job isolated as 10 veteran newsmen dominate the smoke-filled, paper-littered newsroom. The young woman's presence seems to threaten them 160932 1970 No Place to Hide M Radio Newscaster (James Freeman). Radio Newscaster (Kent Vander Linde). 160933 2006 No Place To Hide M Reporter #1 (Depeeka Damerla). Reporter #2 (Sabrina Rehman). Struggle of women to survived after being gang raped by powerful civilians men from the military. 160934 1964 No Place to Live N Aarons, Edward Press 160935 1972 No Place to Run MT News Dealer (Pat Patterson) 160936 1937 No Pockets in a Shroud N OWN McCoy, Horace In "Black Box Thrillers: Four Novels." Reporter Mike Dolan, a tough-guy, crusading journalist who quits his job on the Times-Gazette when his editor kills Dolan's story about a baseball bribery scandal. Dolan decides to publish his own magazine, Cosmopolite and goes after a murderous abortionist and a KKK-like racist group, loses the highborn girl he loves, marries a senator's daughter on the rebound, meets predictable faith in a predictably dark alley. Dolan's righteous fury. In the corrupt city of Colton, Mike Dolan wants to print the truth. He quits his job because he can't stand the lies that surround him. In his unsparing zeal to expose the city's criminals, he risks sudden death with each issue. 160937 1966 No Relief in Sight (My Escape From the CIA and Other Improbable Events) SS OWN - H Rudd, Hughes Press 160938 1954 No Rescue SS MLPL Norman, James In "Desperate Moments." Correspondent reference (offices closed down by political forces). Edward Duran, something to do with foreign press, radio news service. Traveling in secret. Dictatorship seizes all newspapers, clamp down on foreign correspondents. Sent out secretive reports to get the news out for American and Latin-American correspondents. Framed. Dangerous work. 160939 2006 No Retreat From Destiny: Battle That Rescued Washington, The M Newspaper Boy (Woody Chapman). 160940 1942 No Retreat From Love N Greig, Maysie News Media 160941 1948 No Room at the Inn M News Editor (Eliot Makeham). 160942 2005 No Rules M Photographer (Stanley G. Sawicki). 160943 1998 No Safe Place N OWN - P Patterson, Richard North Female Correspondent for a network is involved with a presidential candidate and a reporter is bent on exposing their relationship 160944 2009 No Signal M United Kingdom Newsreaders (Suanne Braun, Peter Dickson). 160945 1989 No Signposts in the Sea N Sackville-West, Vita Journalist Edmond Carr is an eminent journalist and self-made man. In middle age, he learns he has only a short time to live. Leaving his job on a Fleet Street Paper, he takes a passage on a ship to an unspecified destination -- for Edmund knows that Laura, a beautiful and intelligent widow whom he secretly admires, will be a fellow passenger. Exhilarated by the changing colors of the ocean and the distant tropical islands, Edmund strolls the deck with Laura. This is a voyage of awakening. For in these long purposeless days, Edmund relinquishes the past as he discovers the joys, and the pain, of a love he is determined to conceal. 160946 2002 No Sleep 'til Madison M TV Reporter (Susan Messing) 160947 1984 No Small Affair M News Vendor (Morgan Upton, Michael Wade) 160948 1955 No Smoking M Reporter (Patrick Jordan) 160949 2002 No Somos Nadie MF Spain TV Show Host Bigardo (Daniel Gimenez Cacho) brings up problems that deal with real people. Becomes very popular among the viewers. 160950 1917 No Story M Based on an O'Henry story Reporter for the Beacon gets a scoop from another staff member but doesn't print it when he learns the full story. 160951 1971 No Story SS GPL Schwimmer, Walter In "Rush Street: Short Stories & Vignettes by Walter Schwimmer." City Editor Dick Finnegan. Chicago Journal presided over by mercurial city editor. Wendell Simpson, cub reporter. Simpson eager young graduate of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. Finnegan put him on as a cub reporter at $32.50 a week. 160952 1997 No Strings Attached M SVD 793 Reporter finds himself in a web of danger and desire while assigned to a story listening to female fantasies. Newscaster (Sharon Tay). 160953 2001 No Such Thing M DVD -R HQ 10416, 10417. SVD 1375. VHS 1371 Tabloid TV News Assistant Beatrice (Sarah Polley), a good-natured reporter from New York City travels to Iceland to investigate the disappearance of her fiance, she encounters a vulgar, fire-breathing monster on an assignment in Iceland. Journalist (Anthony Giangrande). Journalist (Paul Liberti). Journalist (Wendy Walker). In Iceland a New York journalist meets a reptilian monster which slaughtered her fiance and a television crew. When Beatrice brings the misanthropic creature back to New York, her ruthless boss (Helen Mirren as The Boss) is more than eager to exploit them both. 160954 1963 No Survivors, Please! M German Reporter and secretary investigate alien minds 160955 1995 No te duermas TF Series News Media. Sexy Reporter (Sahyly Yamile) 160956 1940 No Time for Comedy (aka Guy with a Grin) M DVD -R HQ 2536, 2537. SVD 1133. SVD 752 Reporter Gaylord Esterbrook (James Stewart), a Minnesota journalist from a local newspaper turned playwright, marries the star of his Broadway comedy, then tries his hand at tragedy with disastrous results. 160957 1961 No Time for Ecstasy (La Fete Espagnole) M Rey, Henri-Francois (Novel - "La Fete Espagnole"). Rey, Jean-Jacques Vierne, Jose Benazeraf (Adaptation). AFI-Journalists. France. Film released in U.S. in 1963 - Ness Book Correspondent Nathalie Conrad (Daliah Lavi) falls in love with Ukranian during Spanish Civil War. He leaves for the front, but deserts and rejoins her when his comrades prepare to execute group of prisoners. Couple reaches French border but are stopped by anarchists. Reporter hears shots as her lover is killed. 160958 1943 No Time for Love M SVD 654 Lees, Robert (Story). Warren Duff (Adaptation). Claude Binyon (Screenplay). Ness Book Photographer Katherine Grant (Claudette Colbert) for the Mirror magazine, a Margaret Bourke-White-type photographer. Involved in dispute with editor about the way she has covered an assignment. "So long as there remain he rights of free speech and …. " "...a free press, I shall continue to exercise the right of a free camera," she tells him. Asserts her wish to present photographs with "aesthetic beauty" while her editor wants her to slip a little "leg art" into her work. Publisher involved romantically with Grant. He tells editor to apologize to her to keep her from resigning. She asks for no soft assignments or special privileges, but hesitates when editor, partly out of revenge, sends her to cover tunnel construction. Takes pictures of sandhog and tunnel workers getting in fight. Agrees not to run photos because they could lose jobs. Publisher prints them without her knowledge. Sandhog is fired. Grant hires him as assistant. Romance. Grant covers sandhog's invention. . Invention to stop mud slides. She rescues camera from mud slide. Her pictures show machine works. Engaged to publisher. Sandhog shows up and carries her off over his shoulder. Reporter (Keith Richards). Photographers (Kenneth Cristy, Jack Gardner). 160959 2008 No Time For Love N Miranda, Phyliss In “Give Me a Texan.” Newspaperman Quinten “Quin” Corbett is the editor of the Amarillo newspaper in the Texas Panhandle in 1989. He is awaiting the arrival of his new apprentice sent by the newspaper owner in Boston. When Kaira Clarice Renaulde arrives, she is definitely not what Quin expected. First of all, she definitely is not a man. Second, she is the granddaughter of the owner of the newspaper. She is also a most proper Boston lady with more Saratoga trunks than he can count, not to mention all the hat boxes. Renaulde is spoiled, frivolous, pampered and self-centered. She is such a proper lady she only drinks tea while waiting in the saloon for hours while Bat Masterson plays cards. She wants to interview him and prove that she can get a story, but when she announced to the entire saloon what his cards were, Masterson was not a happy man. 160960 1985 No Time To Die (aka Hijacked to Hell) M John, Heinz Werner, Helmuth Ashley, Gunther Heller (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Judy Staufer (Grazyna Dylong) for the World News Agency arrives in Jakarta to get information on a corporation that is preparing to test a new laser cannon. Finds out a rival corporation is also after the cannon. Reporter confronts mercenary other corporation has hired to hijack the invention, punching him out when he makes a grab for her. Later, she drops from a helicopter in front of a vehicle so she can hitch along. Chase and fight scenes. She remembers she's a journalist just in time to record the events when the truck reaches the mine and the cannon is used to save the trapped miners. 160961 1938 No Time to Marry M Gallico, Paul (Story - "'Twas the Night Before Christmas"). Paul Jarrico (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Perry Brown (Richard Arlen) for the Daily Blade whose wedding to reporter Kay McGowan (Mary Astor) is interrupted by news of a Boston socialite kidnapping. Managing Editor Mr. Petonsall (Thurston Hall). City Editor. Newspaper comedy of errors with two reporters ending up together at the end of the film. 160962 1943 No Title CB Blue Beetle #28 Crime Reporter 160963 2001 No Turning Back M Anchorwoman (Cindy Pena). 160964 2009 No Warning M News Correspondent Laura Mason (Menyone DeVeaux). 160965 1958 No Warning! DT Columnist-Host-Narrator Westbrook Van Voorhis 160966 1995 No Way Back M CNN Reporter Bonnie Nueman (Claudia Templeton) 160967 1987 No Way Out M Reporter (Dorothy Parke) 160968 2002 No Way to Treat a First Lady N Buckley, Christopher News Media. Newscasters covering the trial. 160969 1968 No Way To Treat a Lady M PR - AFI-Publicity News Media. Reporter (Don Blair). Staff Editor (William Fort). Public Relations. News Vendor (Eddie Philips). 160970 1991 No Way, Jennifer! (Jennifer #2, Jennifer, No. 2) NJ Friedman, Melanie Columnist. 160971 1940 No, No Nanette M Art Critic (Maurice Cass). Art Critic (Paul Irving). Art Critic (Richard Price). 160972 1930 No, No, Nanette M AFI-Publishers Publisher 160973 1935 No! Not the Russians! P MLPL Molarsky, Osmond Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 160974 2005 No. 0014 MF Netherlands. Photographer (Martin van de Nelde). 160975 2008 No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency, The MT Journalist (Pauline Mana Letsatle) 160976 2009 No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency, The: Beauty and Integrity T DVD -R HQ 11095 Episode #5. 4-12-2009 Reporter. Mma Makutsi says she is a reporter for the Botswana Daily News when she investigates the behavior of contestants in a local beauty pageant. She shows up with a fake press card and a reporter’s notebook. 160977 1998 Noah M Weatherman (Paul Dunphy). 160978 2006 Noah's Arc: Under Pressure T Episode #15. 9-13-2006 Reporter (Darrin Maharaj). 160979 2007 Nobody N Mapes, Creston Reporter Hudson Ambrose of the Review Journal hears an early morning call on his police scanner about an injured person at a bus stop on Las Vegas Boulevard and rushes to the scene to get the scoop. His world is blown off its axis when he discovers a murdered homeless man with a bank book in his pocket showing a balance of almost one million dollars. Should he wait for the police, knowing the case will get lost in reams of red tape or swipe the bank book and take the investigation, and perhaps a chunk of the money, into his own hands? With sirens bearing down on the scene, Hudson makes an impulse decision that whisks him on a frantic search for answers, not only about the mysterious dead man, but about the lost soul lurking within himself. Uncovering bizarre links between a plane crash, a Las Vegas pit boss, a dirty cop and a widowed Atlanta business mogul, Hudson is forced to find out: who was this man, what was he doing on the streets, and why are his homeless friends convinced he was an angel in disguise? 160980 1922 Nobody -- Thirty Years in the Service of a Newspaper (Nobody -- 30 Jahre im Dienste einer Weltzeitung) SS Kraft, Robert Reporter Mr. Nobody, a reporter working stories around the world some with a fantastic tinge ("Devil's Claw, The" "Little Pet, the Doppelganger," "Yellow Dragon, The" 160981 1999 Nobody Drowns in Mineral Lake N Druxman, Michael B. Publicist Jay Barnett in Los Angeles has no reason for 16 years to return to Mineral lake, a small community in central Washington State. But recently he decides to fulfill a long dream of producing his own movie. To finance it, he wants to sell some land in Mineral Lake left to him by his father. Divorced for some time, Barnett had little opportunity to spend much time with his son David. So he takes David with him to Mineral Lake. His son is kidnapped for $100,000. The story takes place in 1974. 160982 2003 Nobody Knows Anything! M TV Newsman (Stephen Colbert). 160983 2003 Nobody Needs to Know M Photographer (Aaron Rose). 160984 1968 Nobody Runs Forever M Reporter on Steps (Lionel Murton). Cameraman (Keith Bonnard). Cameraman (Tony Selby). 160985 1964 Nobody Waved Good-bye M Interviewer (Ivor Barry) 160986 2001 Nobody's Baby M Newscaster (Susan Thomas). TV Interviewer (Terry Wood). 160987 1943 Nobody's Darling M News Media. Newsman (Syd Saylor). News Photographer (Charles Williams). Photographer (Herb Vigran). 160988 1921 Nobody's Fool M AFI-Authors Writer 160989 1948 Nobody's Fool N Harrington, C.Y. Public Relations Agency in big business sets out to create a common man who soon proves more than equal to his creators. 160990 2000 Nobody’s Hero CB Beast Boy #1 Reporter Lisa Highland (first appearance). 160991 1923 Nobody's Money M AFI-Authors Writer 160992 1999 Nobody's Safe NM Steinberg, Richard Tabloid TV Reporter Megan Turner teams up with a man who has made safecracking an art form, who has never met a lock he couldn't pick. Suddenly he is in the company of a beautiful woman reporter on a harrowing cross-country odyssey dodging enemies who want him dead and their evidence back. For more than 50 years a mysterious organization has been guarding a secret that will change everything you have believed about our government, and the only person who can tell the truth is the master safecracker. The safecracker was robbing a man's apartment when three men enter and kill him and his hired date. The leader of the group kills the man on the hunch he leaked information to Turner. The safecracker is next on the hit list. 160993 2004 Nobody's Watching DT Interviewer Joan Anderman. 160994 2007 Noch einmal zwanzig sein TF Reporter (Hubertus Grimm). 160995 1971 Noch na 14-y paralleli MF Semyonov, Yulian (Julian)(Basedon his book) Russian Journalist Dmitri Stepanov (Valentin Gaft) is covering the Vietnam War in the 1970s. Makes a report about the battle against the American invasion. His report is anticipated by the editors in Moscow. News Editor (Pyotr Shelokohonov). But Stepanov's car is followed by an American helicopter. The pilot used to be Stepanov'x friend, but now he has been ordered to kill the Russian journalist before his report is sent. 160996 1977 Noch nad Chili MF Journalist (Oleg Fyodorov) 160997 2002 Noche en la terraza MF Editor (Horacio Minujen). 160998 1994 Nocturnas N Ryan, Shawn American Photojournalist chronicles the last days of the Romanian reign of Nicolai Ceausescu and encounters a horror far greater than any genocidal dictator. 160999 1946 Nocturne M Fashion Photographer (John Banner). 161000 2000 Nodens sjakaler DF Denmark Interviewer-Narrator Stig Andersen 161001 1995 Noe beroligende MF TV Reporter (Kirsten Bryni) 161002 2004 Noel M DVD -R HQ 5023, 5024 Editor, dinner chef, orphaned hustler, a couple and a former priest find unexpected happiness on the holidays. 161003 1998 Noel's House Party T Commentator, Racing (Daniel Maier). 161004 1974 Noglehullet MF Photographer (Torben Larsen) 161005 2007 Noise M Bean, Henry Freelance Journalist Ekaterina (Margarita Levieva) is a sassy Russian immigrant and freelance journalist who convinces a man who is waging a one-man vigilante campaign in Manhattan against noise that a referendum on an election ballot could do more than all his windshield-smashing. Ekaterina is sexually aggressive and organizes a three-way with the man and a ballot volunteer. TV Reporter (Maryam Myika Day). 161006 1998 Noise N Smith, Russell Restaurant Critic and Freelance Magazine Writer James Rainer Willing works in the cynical and celebrity-obsessed world of mainstream media. He was a failed musician and intellectual nerd who now has unwillingly been cast into the role of fashion arbiter. Reluctantly, and only for the money, Willing agrees to interview the reclusive nationalist Canadian poet Ludwig Boben for the prestigious American magazine Glitter. Willing’s insanely busy and competitive life provides glimpses into the world of fashion photography, small-press poetry readings, expensive and fashionable restaurants, “lifestyle” magazines, and a return to the suddenly quiet life or non-life of ghostly New Munich, Ontario, where Willing revisits his one-time peers, The People Who Stayed Behind. 161007 2003 Noise Control M Short - Comedy Interviewer - TV Presenter (Nigel Hastings). TV News Crew doing a negative report of the problems of low flying jet in the Welsh valleys who are tipped to the story by a single mother and her two odd children and a heroic RAF pilot. 161008 2005 Noksaek uija MF South Korea Journalist (Jeon-han Kim). Ordinary housewife is convicted for seducing a minor, reckless love leads to obsession and creeping doubt. 161009 2002 Nola M DVD -R HQ 7374, 7375 Reporter (Robert Kabakoff) 161010 1887 Noli Me Tangere (aka Touch Me Not, aka The Noli, aka The Social Cancer) N Rizal, Jose Spain Journalists. Unnamed correspondent “from one of Manila’s serious and distinguished newspapers, venerated for its tone and true gravitas.” 161011 2007 Nome de Codigo: Sintra TF Reporter (Joana Brandao) 161012 2004 Nominado, El (Nominee, The) MF Chile Reality Show. A television station tries one more time to generate interest in a new reality show. After four weeks, when Miguel is nominated to be expelled, he snaps, pulls out a gun and kills his first hostage on live TV. This reality show is no longer a game. 161013 2002 Nominee, The N McGrory, Brian Reporter Jack Flynn, ace reporter for the Boston Record. Publisher Paul Ellis. Hostile takeover by a shadowy corporate chain. Gorgeous former girlfriend who writes for a rival tabloid Venerable reporter Robert Fitzgerald, Jack's long-time mentor 161014 1975 Non-Site SS MLPL Abish Walter In "Minds Meet." Journalist is narrator, a small-town weekly newspaperman. Financial support from Bert Eon. 161015 1965 None but the Brave M L AFI-Radio Radio 161016 1944 None Shall Escape M DVD -R HQ 8037, 8038 Press 161017 1975 Noonday Show, The DT Talk Show. News, talk, variety 161018 1992 Noorderlingen, De MF Photographer (Anton Kothuis) 161019 1948 Noose (aka Silk Noose, The) M Journalist Linda Medbury (Carole Landis), American newspaperwoman. Editor (Reginald Tate). 161020 1972 Nor All Thy Tears N Swinnerton, Frank Editor of a London newspaper is doing fine until the business comes into the hands of a young girl. Things get into trouble and he puts his foot down and straightens things out. 161021 1971 Nora SS OWN Just, Ward In "Congressman Who Loved Flaubert, The." Correspondent Nora, single, young, cheerful, competent, impulsive, intelligent, self-confident, perceptive, attractive, compassionate, inquisitive, English, foreign correspondent in Washington D.C. Works for London Daily (Born) Career is important to a woman. Sex seems to have no bearing on professional competence. Nora chooses her career over marriage after careful consideration. She knows marriage will destroy her career as well as the career of the man who asked her to marry Born 161022 1949 Nora inu MF Japan Reporter. 161023 1973 Nora inu MF Japan News Reporter (Koji Moritsugu). 161024 1947 Nora Prentiss M DVD -R HQ 5052, 5053. SVD 1185 Reporters (John Newland, John Compton, Ramon Ros). Newspapermen (Jerry Baulch, Bill Best, Herb Caen, John Daley, Fred Johnson, Bill McWilliams, Mike Musura, Seymore Saner). NYC Newsboy (David Fresco) 161025 2001 Nora Roberts’ Sanctuary MT DVD -R HQ 7651, 7647. Photojournalist Jo Ellen Hathaway (Melissa Gilbert) has been stalked by an unknown watcher. She returns home to be with friends but she still feels she's being watched. 161026 2006 Nora’s Army N Collins, Denis Reporter Eric Sevareid is a 19-year-old fledgling reporter who writes the first Bonus Army stories. A friendship develops between Sevareid, Nora O’Sullivan, a 17-year-old Irish girl who crossed the Atlantic while tracking a thief, and Randolph Walker, an 18-year-old Communist organizer who grew up as a middle class white kid until the age of 13 when his father discovered his illegitimacy and sent him to Washington D.C. to live with his black paternal grandfather. The racially charged love triangle set in Washington D.C. during the spring and summer of 1932, when 60,000 World War II veterans set up camp around the U.S. capitol to lobby for early payment of a congressional bonus. For one of the first times in American history, blacks and whites in those camps lived in complete integration. 161027 1989 Norbert Smith, Life, A MT Interviewer (Melvyn Bragg-Himself) 161028 2005 Norden umsonst - Von der Hallig in den Harz, Der DF Germany Reporter Julia Sen. Host Jorg Thadeusz. 161029 1992 Nordexpressen MF News Announcer (Hasse Aro). 161030 2000 Noriega: God's Favorite MT TV Newscaster (Ivan Allen). Newscaster (Ed Bouffard). Newscaster (Teresa Elliott). Newscaster (James Gregory Paolleli). 161031 1973 Norliss Tapes, The MT VHS 1283, VHS 1271 Stewart, Fred Mustard (Story). William F. Nolan (Screenplay) Ness Book - Pilot for series. Investigative Reporter David Norliss (Roy Thinnes) chases down supernatural stories. Develops reputation for exposing phony occultists. Gets caught up in case involving walking corpse and a ring that grants eternal life. Has to confront demon. Series would have death with disappearance of reporter and efforts of his publisher to find him by listening to his tapes. Publisher Sanford T. Evans (Don Porter). 161032 1999 Norm Show, The: Laurie Runs for Office T Episode #16. 10-27-1999 Newscaster (John Cothran Jr.). 161033 1999 Norm Show, The: Norm and Shelly T Episode #17. 11-3-1999 Newscaster (Timothy Starks). 161034 2001 Norm Show, The: Norm vs. Deception T Episode #40. 3-9-2001 Reporter (Armando Molina). 161035 1999 Norm Show, The: Norm, Crusading Social Worker T Episode #9. 5-19-1999 Reporter (Randall Rapstine). 161036 1996 Norma Jean & Marilyn MT Reporter #1 (Jimm Giannini). Reporter #2 (Warren Sweeney). Junior Reporter (Adam Paul). 161037 1990 Normal Life T Series 1990. CBS Freelance Writer 161038 2006 Normal People Scare Me DT Interviewer Taylor Cross. 161039 2000 Normal, Ohio: Just Another Normal Christmas T Episode #7. 12-13-2000 News Media. Reporter (Linda Wallem). 161040 2007 Norman Fuller: Evil Business N Nienstedt, John F. #2 Norman Fuller Series Columnist Norman Fuller is influenced by the mysterious “Voice of Evil.” Stalled in a lackluster career, Fuller is unprepared for the return of the mysterious Voice that arrives in New York just hours before the disasters of 9/11. But the Voice continues to provide him with material for explosive articles about humankind’s love affair with hate. First, there’s the precocious chief executive of a giant food conglomerate who approaches Fuller in a Kansas City park and reflects on unwholesome processing practices. Within twenty-four hours, other members of a cartel are unwittingly disclosing their roles in a menacing but handsomely profitable business scheme. But when the Voice arranges for Fuller to explore a murder in a small western town, Fuller’s investigation becomes increasingly dangerous. The invisible entity tenaciously intervenes and saves the journalist’s life, leading Fuller to think the Voice may not be as evil as it pretends to be. 161041 2002 Norman Fuller: See the Monkey N Nienstedt, John F. #1 Norman Fuller Series Columnist Norman Fuller receives a prank telephone call and the last thing he expected was to conduct an interview with the self-proclaimed voice of “Evil.” Nevertheless, what he encountered, in a well-appointed New York penthouse office, was certainly not your usual executive. In fact, nobody was there. Nobody, that is, except an eerie voice taunting the journalist with ill-fated stories and recollections. Captured by a bizarre sense of curiosity, Norm is unable to escape the Voice's spell. Nonetheless, the columnist passionately resists innuendoes about humans creating their own wickedness without the aid of the Fallen Angel. 161042 1982 Normandie Affair, The N Villars, Elizabeth News Media 161043 2005 Noroi (aka Noroi the Curse) MF Japan Documentary Filmmaker Masafumi Kobayashi, a respected journalist with a fascination for supernatural phenomena disappears after filming a documentary called “The Curse” in April 2004. After a warning that the documentary we are about to see is “deemed too disturbing for public viewing,” we are then shown Kobayashi’s documentary. It explores seemingly unrelated paranormal incidents connected by the legend of an ancient demon called the “kagutaba.” Always on a quest for supernatural happenings to investigate, Kobayashi’s documentary is born after he begins receiving a virtual gold mine of reports of strange phenomena around Japan and goes about investigating, filming, interviewing to find out what is going on. A TV actress Marika Matsumoto tells about her frightening encounter in the woods while shooting a TV show. There are reports of stolen aborted fetuses, mass suicide, puzzling murders, demonic possessions -- all seem unrelated at first but upon further investigation, Kobayashi finds distinct patterns that tie everything to a woman and a horrifying demon named Kagutaba bent on destroying everything in its path. Real names are used to intensity the reality of the experience. 161044 1994 North M Zweibel, Alan (Novel and Screenplay with Andrew Sheinman). Ness Book School Newspaper Editor Winchell (Mathew McCurley), with green visor, edits The Bulletin, a two-page leaflet. Hopes story about North becoming free agent and seeking new set of parents will be his "Watergate." Prints news before North even makes decision. Winchell arranges for a lawyer to represent North. He rallies the nation's youth to rebel against parental authority. (Citizen Kane parody - Winchell speaking from podium in front of giant blow-up photo of North.) Lawyer hopes to use editor's influence to gain the presidency, but Winchell reveals he has even grander plans for himself. Secretly clones North's parents. Gets real ones to tape plea to son which he re-edits to look as if they rejected their son. Winchell decides to have North killed so he can make him martyr for political cause. Undone by juvenile Deep Throat who slips North unedited tape of parents. Before Winchell can carry out assassination attempt, North wakes up. Appears to be a dream. Reporter (Matthew Arkin). Reporter (Colette Bryce). Reporter (Marc Coppola). Reporter (Pamela Harley). Reporter (Glenn Kubota). D.C. Reporter (Marla Frees). D.C. Reporter (Robert Rigamonti). Female Newscaster (Lucy Lin). Newsman (Nick Taylor). 161045 1959 North by Northwest M DVD -R HQ 2917 2918, 2919. L Grant Reporter (Walter Coy). Photographer at U.N. (Wilson Wood). Cartoonist (Lawrence Dobkin). Media, headlines. Hitchcock: use of newspaper headlines. 161046 2009 North Face M Journalist Luise Fellner (Johanna Wokalek) works for the Berliner Zeitung newspaper, which has been told by the Nazis in 1936 to promote a couple of national heroes. As the editors are casting around for suitable subjects, Fellner reveals she knows a lot about the climbing duo -- Toni Kurz and Andreas Hinterstoisser. In July of 1936, as Nazi Germany prepares to host the Olympic games, the search for suitably nationalistic heroes is on. These two climbers set out to climb the 13,000-foot north face of the Eiger, in the Bernese Alps. Luise reveals she grew up with the two climbers and even went climbing with them. Although her job so far has consisted mostly of making coffee and acting as a secretary, the editors feel her connections with the climbers will help her get the story. They put a camera in her hands and send her back to her hometown. At first it looks as if the climb isn’t going to happen. Toni Kurtz says he climbs for himself, and not out of a spirit of competitiveness, but when Luise and his partner put pressure on him, each in their own way, he gives in. When Andreas and Toni get to the Eiger, there are already several teams setting up base camps. And there’s a sizable journalistic contingent staying at a nearby luxury hotel. Among them are Luise, and a colleague of hers, Henry Arau (Ulrich Tukur), a loyal Nazi. While Luise has an emotional connection to the climbers, Arau doesn’t much care whether the story is resolved gloriously or tragically. Either will do. Arau is also a keen supporter of the National Socialist party and looking forward to Germany’s annexation of Austria. Andreas and Toni do not care about politics. They just tolerate it. Their only political concern is that a couple of Austrians are also vying with them to get to the top of the Eiger. The two Germans decide to take an untried route up the north face and make an initial reconnaissance climb to store some of their equipment. At a dinner in the hotel their Austrian rivals learn about their plans and decide to follow close behind. During the climb, the two teams begin as rivals but gradually join forces. Meanwhile at the hotel, onlookers dine on expensive dinners, drink vintage wines and occasionally walk out onto an observation deck to watch the life or death struggle of the climbers through a telescope. Based on a true story, the only weak point is the fictional romantic love affair between Toni and Luise. It stretches belief too far when Luise spends the night out on the cold mountain waiting for her lover. Luise unexpectedly runs into Toni Kurz and Andi Hinterstoisser who begin a daring ascent and attempt to scale the most dangerous rock face in the Alps in 1936. Nazi propaganda urges German Alpinists to conquer the unclimbed north face of the Swiss massif, the Eiger. The two reluctant climbers, Toni and Andi, meet Luise, who used to be Toni’s lover. Now a journalist, she has come with her boss Arau, a loyal Nazi, to report about the first ascent. Toni begins the ascent of the North Face with Andi, closely followed by two Austrians. All goes well at first as both rope teams make good headway, but then the climbers lose their advantage over the mountain and the race against time and the forces of nature begins. 161047 1957 North of Market N Foff, Arthur Newspaperman meets girl of his dreams in San Francisco 161048 1939 North of Shanghai M DVD 10130 Rapf, Maurice, Harold Buchman (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Reporter Helen Warner (Betty Furness) breaks news story about spies. Newsreel cameraman Jed Howard (James Craig). Cameraman Jimmy Riley (Keye Luke). Editor (John Dilson). Newsboy (Matty Roubert). Paper Boy (Eugene Anderson Jr.). Warner sent to China for her safety after exposing gang of racketeers. Meets newsreel cameraman Howard but does not tell him she's a reporter. In Shanghai, she reports to Bob Laird (Morgan Conway) at the branch officer of her paper. Howard goes off to cover the war in Northern China with his assistant Riley. They're reunited in Shanghai and discover that a missionary who gave Warner information has been murdered. Riley is killed while the three investigate the murder. Howard is almost killed and Warner suspects that her boss Laird is involved. She discovers a secret hideout under his office. The reporter and the cameraman overhear Laird and his fellow spies plotting a bombing raid on a Chinese arsenal. Conspirators are caught. 161049 2009 North of the Apple NR Gray, Joseph Reporter Randy Kopec is an idealistic, love-struck newspaper reporter with a chance to find his heart when his best friend, a former high school basketball star is brutally murdered. Kopec can’t find peace or rest until he helps catch the killer -- so he can marry his best friend’s widow. Other New Yorkers involved include an ex-con, thief, drug addict, hustler, a school teacher and teen counselor. 161050 2005 North Pole Enquirer A OWN IT Shoebox Greeting Card - 49-27 Tabloid. North Pole Enquirer: Available everywhere! Whether you want it or not! "I Survived:" "Man trapped for three weeks by blizzard survives by actually eating fruitcake." "Elf Slavery!" "Were YOUR toys made by tiny prisoners???" "Santa's Evil Twin!!" "Who did Mommy Really Kiss?" Enquirer Expose! "Ghost of Christmas Past tells couple to shave heads, move to mobile home." "We're uprooted and bald, but not haunted anymore." "Figgy Pudding Diet! …can add years to your life…but they won't be good ones!!! Inside Comment: "How's your Holiday? Inquiring Minds want to know!" 161051 1925 North Star M King, Rufus (Novel). Charles Horan (Scenario). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Noel Blake (Ken Maynard) works for a newspaper in the Canadian Northwest. He helps a woman find her brother, who believes he killed a man he knocked down at a party. But the man was only injured. Villain decides to exploit the situation by hiding the man. Canine hero Strongheart helps brother and chases villain over a cliff. 161052 1959 North West Frontier M British Correspondent (Moultrie Kelsall). American Correspondent (Lionel Murton). Indian Correspondent (Honni Bode). Indian Correspondent (Jaron Valton). 161053 1985 North West Tonight DT UK Series Reporters Peter Marshall (2002), Carol Lowe (2003), Liam Fogarty. Weather Forecaster Diane Oxberry. Head Presenter Gordon Burns (1997). Presenters John Mundy (1985-1994), Stuart Hall (1985-1991), Cathy Smith (1990-1993), Winifred Robinson (1991-1993), Christine Talbot (1993-1996), Stuart Flinders (1993), Philip Hayton (1994-1995), Nigel Jay (1994). Presenters Martin Henfield (1995-2004). Merryn Myatt (1995-1997). Julia Sharp (1998-2000), Tony Morris (1999-2002), Tina Bangs (2001), Anabel Tiffin (2003), Fiona Trot (2004). 161054 1984 Northern Correspondent, The: 1831-1851 N Stubbs, J #4 Lancaster Howard family saga. Journalist Ambrose crusades through his newspaper. Miner's rights. 161055 1991 Northern Exposure: T SV 165 Episode News Media 161056 1992 Northern Exposure: Dateline: Cicely T L. SVD 768. SV 121 Episode #26. 1-6-1992 Investigative Reporter hired by Maurice for his newspaper is colorful but questionable. Maurice meets with an anonymous reporter on the sly to discuss talking trees 161057 1995 Northern Exposure: Quest, The T SV 318 (Excerpts) Episode #102. 2-8-1995 Freelance Magazine Writer Michelle Schowdowski Capra (Teri Polo) is writing an article on restaurants for Alaska Highways Magazine, but she can't find any good words to describe the food at the Brick. Michelle was a reporter on a newspaper owned by Maurice Minnifield (Barry Corbin), a patriotic ex-astronaut and millionaire entrepreneur who is owner of the local radio station KBHR and newspaper as well as 15,000 acres of local land. When he started applying editorial pressure, she decided she preferred waitressing at the Brick. 161058 1994 Northern Exposure: Realpolitik T Episode #97. 12-12-1994 Freelance Magazine Writer. Michelle covers Maggie's first city council meeting as mayor. 161059 1994 Northern Exposure: Sons of the Tundra T SVD 803, SV 292 Episode #96. 11-28-1994 Journalist Michelle Schowdowski Capra (Teri Polo) comes to Cicely, Alaska with her husband Dr. Phil Capra (Paul Provenza), a refugee from Los Angeles. Michelle worked as a reporter on the newspaper owned by Maurice Minnifield (Barry Corbin). Minnifield is a patriotic ex-astronaut and millionaire entrepreneur who is owner of the local radio station KBHR and newspaper as well as 15,000 acres of local land. 161060 1995 Northern Exposure: Tranquility Base T VHS 715 Episode #110. 7-26-1995 News Media 161061 1958 Northern Light, The N OWN - H Cronin, A.J. Small Town Owner-Editor Henry Page must fight for survival against a London newspaper chain in a country town in Northern England 161062 2006 Northern Lights M Commentator, Color (Jason Rohrer). Play-by-Play Announcer (Jeff Ham). 161063 2006 Northern Town T Radio Host (Eric Epstein). CBC Anchor (Christine Genier). 161064 2009 Northland: City Within a Nation, A NSF Barth, John Columnist David Cohen, a respected newspaper columnist, is offered a once-in-a-lifetime assignment in the year 2045. David is accustomed to his somewhat mundane lifestyle, and suddenly finds himself in unfamiliar territory and danger. David is desperate to uncover the secrets of Northland, a segregated city built within the U.S. borders with its policy of “White Christians Only.” The leaders of Northland legally circumvented the laws to build their city in the heart of America. A hand-picked group of media and journalists from outside of Northland were invited to this city to interview its people and leaders and report to the world the truth about this well-guarded city. For years, the people of the United States have come to believe that Northland and its leaders have other plans that could change the way they live, and alter their lifestyles. David, with the help of his assistant Connie, must obtain the proof he needs before he can write his story. David unexpectedly finds himself falling for Connie and struggles to keep his focus. 161065 1998 Northwest Sports Tonight DT Reporters Chris Egan, Michael King. Host Paul Silvi. 161066 1971 Nos MTF Poland - Short Editor (Krzysztof Litwin). 161067 1949 Nose For News SS USC Coombs, Charles I. In "Everygirls Career Stories." Reporter Milt Ferris, Chronicle's young ace reporter. Lila Hartley, office girl at the Plattsburg Chronicle. Nell Garet, reporter. 161068 1934 Nose for News, A SM GPL Sale, Richard In "Hardboiled Dicks, The: Anthology and Study of Pulp Detective Fiction, An." Detective Fiction Weekly. Newspaper. Dinah Mason, reception girl for the Chronicle. Works with Daffy Dill. Dec. 1934, Detective Fiction Weekly 161069 1993 Nostril Picker, The M TV Reporter (Maria Wampuszye). 161070 1904 Nostromo N OWN - P Conrad, Joseph Newspaper. Martin Decoud, a young Creole intellectual, skeptic and amateur journalist recently returned from Paris., Commits suicide. Newspaper editor. 161071 1974 Nosutoradamusu no daivogen MF Japan TV Newscaster (Goro Naya). 161072 1974 Nosutoradamusu no daiyogen (aka Catastrophe 1999: The Prophecies of Nostradamus) MF Japan News Media. TV Anchor Kazuo Oota (Goro Naya). Narrator in United States version (Jack Ryland). Story begins in 1999, the year the French seer Nostradamus predicted the world would end. The future world is horribly polluted and one scientist is assigned to deal with the giant bloodsucking slugs that has been spawned by the toxic filth in the ocean killing all sea-life. 161073 2005 Not a Girl Detective N Kandel, Susan Writer. Biographer working on biography of Carolyn Keene, author of the Nancy Drew series. 161074 1981 Not a Love Story: Film About Pornography, A DT Photographer Suze Randall. Editor-Publisher David S. Wells. 161075 1982 Not a Stranger N OWN - H Feegel, John R. TV Newsperson Joan Burke 161076 1933 Not All Saints N Rayner, Elizabeth Published in UK as "The Net Is Cast." Reporter. Innocent Catholic girl joins a newspaper and gets caught up in a worldly life style. 161077 2001 Not Another Teen Movie M Reporter Sadie Agatha Johnson (Beverly Polcyn) is a very old undercover reporter. 161078 1962 Not At These Hands N Wellman, Manley Wade Editor of the local paper in a small North Carolina town just after World War I, quarrels with the town's most influential man and kills him. Brought to trial and declared not guilty. 161079 2004 Not Even for Love NR Brown, Sandra American Photojournalist Reeves Grant is given shelter by Jordan Hadlock one stormy night whose husband has died and who is now involved with aristocratic Swiss businessman. Haddock manages the English newsstand in the old quarter of Lucerne, Switzerland The handsome Grant shares intimacies with the woman and she realizes it's impossible to marry the businessman but how can she hope to be happy with a man who has built his career on risking his life while traveling the world? After she gives Grant shelter during a sudden downpour, they share the night but he disappears the next morning without a trace. At a lavish dinner party, the businessmen says he and Jordan are to be wed -- and she sees Grant snapping pictures of the event and her new fiancé. Grant is then working on a feature of the wealthy husband-to-be and is only inches away from her. 161080 1985 Not Fit To Print P MLPL Gleason, W. Play Index, 1983-1987 Press 161081 1984 Not for Publication M Meyer, John, Paul Bartel (Screenplay) Ness Book Tabloid Newspaper Reporter Lois (Nancy Allen) takes on corrupt officials with the help of naïve photographer Barry (David Naughton). She works for the New York Informer, a paper owned by her father when it was called The New York Enforcer, known for its social crusades. Not it's a sleaze sheet. Editor Troppogrosso (Richard Paul) runs articles such as "Hitler's Baby Raised by Wasps." Editor has obsession with stories about frog babies. Lois writes under an assumed name and tells her mother she works for M'Lady magazine. She wants to write responsible articles, but editor says she works for the paper because she enjoys it. Also working for mayor who has started a campaign to wipe out smut publications. Gets photographer a job telling him they are working for the mayor by pretending to work for the tabloid. Mayor's PR Man (Randy Moore). Chased by crooks and get away by throwing a typewriter at the pursuing car. Mayor turns out to be a crook. Lois gets control of the paper and the reporter and photographer marry. 1st Photographer (Christopher Wycliff). 2nd Photographer (Bill Engvall). 161082 1927 Not for Publication M Ritchie, Robert Wells (Story - "Temple of the Giants, The"). Ewart Adamson (Scenario). AFI-Editors/Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Philip Hale (Rex Lease) of the Sentinel is asked by "Pike" the Editor (Thomas Brower) to burglarize a contractor's safe so they can get evidence against him. Editor opposes deal between contractor and water commissioner to build a dam. Contractor agrees to withdraw his support for the water commissioner, and when the commissioner threatens the contractor, the contractor accidentally kills him. Reporter arranges to be hired by contractor and falls for his sister. After the reporter finds out about the accidental killing, the contractor blows up the damn and is killed in the process along with the man who was blackmailing him. 161083 1957 Not for Publication T Fireside Theatre. 4-16-1957 Newspaper. Jane Wyman, Tom Conway 161084 1951 Not for Publication T Series 4-27-1951 to 8-27-1951, 12-21-1951 to 5-27-1952 Investigative Reporter Collins (William Adler), for New York Ledger. Stories of human interest, later headline making stories, seen through eyes of Collins. Returned as 30-minute series, Jerome Cowan as Reporter Collins. 161085 1927 Not for Publication N OWN - H Hough, Clara Sharpe Editor Dave is married to Serena Morley, who owns most of the stock in The Banner, a New England daily newspaper. Blackmail but truth prevails Small-city newspaper life. 161086 1968 Not For Women Only DT Series. 1968 to 1979. Syndicated Hosts Barbara Walters (1972-1976), Hugh Downs. 161087 2009 Not Forgotten M Female Newscaster (Elena Lyons). A couple in a Tex-Mex border town must come to terms with their pasts in order to save their kidnapped daughter. 161088 1982 Not in Front of the Children MT Reporter (Mark Gavin). Reporter (Nancy Kyes). Reporter (James Tartan). 161089 1959 Not in Solitude N Gantz, Kenneth, F. Press 161090 2005 Not Knowing, The NR Unsworth, Cathi Journalist Diana Kemp on the alternative arts magazine Lux is dismissive of the cult following of the film, “Brent,” a Brit noir sensation nearly a year after its release in London, March 1992. But she admires the technique of its debut director, Jon Jackson.. In fact, some of her admiration has a more personal nature and when Jon disappears following a triumphant Guardian lecture, she feels the loss, acutely. Two weeks later, Jackson’s body is found in a condemned lockup in the arches behind Camden market. A victim of his own success? Perhaps. The murder site resembles the particularly bloody final scene of “Bent.” But why would anyone want to destroy the golden boy in such a way? Attempting to put a lid on the past, Diana buries herself in work. But an assignment at the ICA’s Crimewave festival leads her on a voyage of discovery where not knowing might be the only thing that saves her. 161091 2006 Not Like Everyone Else MT DVD -R HQ 8531, 8532 News Media. Network Reporter (Patrick Kirton). Local TV Reporter (Veronica Mosgrove). Reporter at School (Magaret Lawhon). Local Reporter (Richard Harold). Local Reporter (Christy Wells). After a teacher becomes ill at an Oklahoma school, a Native American teenager is accused of putting a hex on the teacher and is suspended. With the help of the American Civil Liberties Union, the Native Americans file a lawsuit against the school. They want to clear the young girl of witchcraft accusations perpetrated by an overly zealous religious community. 161092 1855 Not Made for An Editor: Being a True Account of an Incident in the History of the Stubbs Family SS Adams, John S. Town and Country; or, Life at Home and Abroad, Without and Within Us. Editor. "We can do nothing with him, we'll make him an editor." The old lady inquired what that was and being informed, expressed doubts as to his ability. "Why," she said," he cannot write distinctly." "What of that? -- let him write with the scissors and paste-pot. Let him learn; many know a great deal more after having learned." Jake Stubbs shall be an editor. 161093 1996 Not Necessarily the Election T TV Anchor (Dennis Miller) 161094 1983 Not Necessarily the News: T A1298 Episodes. Series 8-8-1983 to 6-1-1986. Based on British Series "Not the Nine O'Clock News." Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. News Reporter Pete Kimelman (Mitchell Laurance). Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin). Reporter Helen St. Thomas (Lucy Webb). News Anchor (Tom Parks, 1989-1990). Reporter (Robert Martin Steinberg, 1986). Annabelle Gurwitch (1985). 161095 1985 Not Necessarily the News: 100…Just 100. T Episode #41. 8-15-1985 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Rich goes on a quest to see if he can have sex with 100 women in one day. 161096 1983 Not Necessarily the News: Action Star T Episode #12. 11-28-1983 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Studio is visited by an Arnold Schwarzenegger-type character. Audrey and Annabelle both fall in love with him. So does Rich who questions his sexuality. 161097 1985 Not Necessarily the News: America T Episode #35: Special. 5-31-1985. Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. 161098 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Annabelle and Rich Go Down Under T Episode #29. 1-29-1985 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. While in Australia, Annabelle and Michael suffer romantic obsession and jealousy before Rich comes and ruins everything by getting tangled up with the mob. 161099 1986 Not Necessarily the News: Audrie Got Run Over By a Reindeer T Episode #46. 5-19-1986 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Audrey goes missing on Christmas Eve. 161100 1983 Not Necessarily the News: Audrie in Love T Episode #10. 11-14-1983 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Audrey gets two love interests, Rob and Bob, who turn out to be brothers. Rich has a try at boxing and fails miserably. 161101 1984 Not Necessarily the News: Blood Not Simple T Episode #15. 5-3-1984 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Murderer terrorizes the news studio and the newscasters must find the killer. 161102 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Boob, Le T Episode #27. 1-15-1985 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Rich goes on a hunt for the world's largest breasts searching in London, Paris and Los Angeles. Newscasters follow him and chase the story. 161103 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Boob, Le (Part 2) T Episode #28. 1-22-1985 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Rich continues his search for the world's largest breasts traveling to Hong Kong and Brazil. He finds that his co-star, Annabelle, is the winner of the contest. 161104 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Brother and Mother T Episode #31. 2-12-1985 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Stuart's brother comes to the studio and falls in love with Annabelle. 161105 1984 Not Necessarily the News: Clip Show T Episode #23. 6-28-1984 Parody News. TV News Staff (Michael Bailey Smith, Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Stuart Pankin and Annabelle Gurwitch). "The Best of Not the News." 161106 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Comedian, The T Episode #38. 7-16-1985 Parody News. TV News Staff (Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Stuart Pankin and Annabelle Gurwitch, Melanie). Comedian Chet (Rodney Dangerfield) comes to the studio and seduces the female members of the staff. 161107 1986 Not Necessarily the News: Death, The T Episode #47. 5-26-1986 Parody News. TV News Staff (Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Stuart Pankin and Annabelle Gurwitch, Melanie). Rich's uncle dies and he forces all of his co-workers to the funeral. 161108 1986 Not Necessarily the News: Elf, The T Episode #48. 6-1-1986 Parody News. TV News Staff (Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Stuart Pankin and Annabelle Gurwitch, Melanie). = 161109 1988 Not Necessarily the News: Fifth Anniversary Show T Special. HBO. Parody News. Not Necessarily the News Team: Anne Bloom, Danny Breen, Stuart Pankin, Lucky Webb 161110 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Fight Club T Episode #33. 3-11-1985 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Stuart and Rich institute the infamous studio fight club. 161111 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Fight, The T Episode #37. 7-9-1985 Parody News. TV News Staff (Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Stuart Pankin and Annabelle Gurwitch, Melanie). Annabelle and Melanie fight over a man who is an axe murderer. 161112 1986 Not Necessarily the News: Film Festival T Episode #45. 5-12-1986 Parody News. TV News Staff (Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Stuart Pankin and Annabelle Gurwitch, Melanie). The "Not Necessarily the News" staff attends a film festival. 161113 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Freddy T Episode #43. 9-3-1985 Parody News. TV News Staff (Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Stuart Pankin and Annabelle Gurwitch, Melanie). Newscasters are haunted by a Freddy-like madman right out of "A Nightmare on Elm Street." 161114 1983 Not Necessarily the News: Funeral, The T Episode #11. 11-21-1983 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. After Rich's father dies, he makes an ass of himself at the funeral eating candles and making love to a dog. 161115 1985 Not Necessarily the News: GGG (1) T Episode #39. 8-1-1985 Parody News. TV News Staff (Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Stuart Pankin and Annabelle Gurwitch, Melanie). Rich produces his own "Girls Gone Wild" movie and travels to Greece to find out who's the wildest. 161116 1985 Not Necessarily the News: GGG (2) T Episode #40. 8-8-1985 Parody News. TV News Staff (Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Stuart Pankin and Annabelle Gurwitch, Melanie). Rich's video takes him into the Pacific Northwest. 161117 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Guy From Elecko, The T Episode #26. 1-8-1984 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Foreign Man Paoblo (Lucas D'B' Cara) gets a job in the studio, and as usual, he seduces the female staff members. 161118 1983 Not Necessarily the News: Halloween (Edited Version) T Episode #9. 11-7-1983 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. In this newly edited version, the comments or slurs against the United Nations and the male nudity scene are cut out. 161119 1983 Not Necessarily the News: Halloween (Unedited Version) T Episode #8. Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. HBO refused to air this original episode because of male nudity and slams at the United Nations. It was the only time HBO has ever pulled an episode. Rich picks up a hooker that turns out to be his long lost daughter. 161120 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Hot Noise T Episode #34. 3-18-1985 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Entire news staff is ordered to attend a Sexaholics seminar. 161121 1983 Not Necessarily the News: Human Face T Episode #14. 12-12-1983 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Rich gets plastic surgery, but his doctors fear he has gotten cancer from the plastic. Meanwhile, Stuart and Melanie have a flashback of their mystery past. 161122 1984 Not Necessarily the News: Kick, The T Episode #21. 6-14-1984 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Rich is kicked in the groin and must spend three weeks in the hospital. 161123 1983 Not Necessarily the News: KKK and Rich T Episode #13. 12-5-1983 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Rich joins a group club. Little does he know this club is the Ku Klux Klan. Meanwhile, Michael tries to call a bet made by Stuart that he can make love to 3 women at once. 161124 1984 Not Necessarily the News: Levity T Episode #16. 5-10-1984 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Band is hired to "put some life" into the news studio. Their music (heavy metal devil style) drives our team mad and their manager gets the hots for Audrey. 161125 1984 Not Necessarily the News: Little Sex With Breakfast, A T Episode #20. 6-7-1984 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Michael and Annabelle begin having a steady relationship. Little does Michael know that Annabelle and Stuart are having a wild affair. 161126 1983 Not Necessarily the News: Machine T Episode #7. 10-23-1983 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Stuart gets a new car and so does Rich. They decide to have a death race. After Stuart wins, Rich gets depressed and checks himself into a mental institution leaving Stuart to get him out. 161127 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Marathon T Episode #25. 1-1-1985 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Rich runs the New York Marathon and wins. But he is stripped of the title because of false rumors about steroid addiction. He must find out who framed him. Host (Sportscaster Bob Costas). 161128 1985 Not Necessarily the News: New Chick, The T Episode #36. 7-2-1985 Parody News. TV News Staff (Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Stuart Pankin and Annabelle Gurwitch, Melanie). After Michael leaves the studio, the team gets a new member. Melanie, a younger college student. 161129 1983 Not Necessarily the News: Pilot (1) T Episode #1. 8-8-1983 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. The newsroom is shut down and the newscasters must go elsewhere. However, they do not do well and they become homeless. They are saved by a friendly man named Chester who brings them into his home. 161130 1983 Not Necessarily the News: Pilot (2) T Episode #2. 8-15-1983 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Living in the house of Chester, the news team discovers he is an infamous murderer and call the police. Then they are arrested for being accomplices. They get a lawyer and after three mistrials, they are set free, but are still homeless and unemployed. 161131 1983 Not Necessarily the News: Pilot (3) T Episode #3. 8-22-1983 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. The news team, desperate for money, start a chalk selling business. After it fails, they try several other things before getting hired at a new station, WBBCC. 161132 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Pope, The T Episode #32. 3-4-1985 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. News studio gets a very special visit from the Pope himself. 161133 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Psycho Rift, The T Episode #42. 8-22-1985 Parody News. TV News Staff (Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Stuart Pankin and Annabelle Gurwitch, Melanie). Melanie holes up in an old hotel and is stalked by a mysterious stranger. 161134 1984 Not Necessarily the News: Real Kick, The T Episode #22. 6-21-1984 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Rich is fired from the studio. He regains his contract when he seduces his new female boss. 161135 1983 Not Necessarily the News: Regan of Doom T Episode #4. 10-2-1983 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. A Ronald Regan impersonator visits the newsroom and begins to wreak havoc by turning the staff against each other. They proceed to throw the fake Regan out, but they discover this fake Regan is the real thing. 161136 1983 Not Necessarily the News: Road Trip T Episode #6. 10-16-1983 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Rich and Michael go on a road trip to Mexico where Rich is kidnapped and traded for beer. Meanwhile a gay man visits the news crew. Also, Annabelle devises a plot to humiliate the fake Regan because of the loss of her boyfriend, Theo. 161137 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Script, The T Episode #44. 9-10-1985 Parody News. TV News Staff (Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Stuart Pankin and Annabelle Gurwitch, Melanie). Stuart writes a movie script but has a hard time getting it published. 161138 1984 Not Necessarily the News: Sex at 10 Feet T Episode #19. 5-31-1984 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Stuart and Michael buy a hooker (Traci Lords) together but fight over who gets to go first. Meanwhile, Rich courts a young woman who is revealed to be Annabelle's sister. 161139 1984 Not Necessarily the News: Shotgun T Episode #17. 5-17-1984 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Rich gets a shotgun and accidentally shoots himself in the foot. With himself handicapped, he gets a telescope and sees a murder from his window ala "Rear Window." 161140 1984 Not Necessarily the News: Sunday, Bloody Sunday, Coarse Light T Episode #18. 5-24-1984 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. British Filmmaker Sir William Hung Bonerson (Derdriech Garlow) comes to the news studio and begins to seduce the female staff members. Rich swears to teach the British man a lesson. 161141 1985 Not Necessarily the News: Tales of 3: Quickening, The. Robotician Rich. Leprechaun. T Episode #30. 2-5-1985 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. The Quickening shows what would happen if everything in life were sped up 90 percent. Robotician Rich gets a robotic arm and begins to take control of his life. Leprechaun: the studio is visited by three Leprechauns. 161142 1983 Not Necessarily the News: Theo T Episode #5. 10-9-1983 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. Annabelle has a new love interest, a quirky fellow named Theo. Meanwhile, a mystery guest has been called to the show. Who is he? What will he do? The answer is: It's the Regan impersonator and he has come to wreak havoc and break up Theo and Annabelle. 161143 1984 Not Necessarily the News: There Is No Regan T Episode #24. 8-26-1984 Parody News. Satirical sketch comedy featuring parody news items, commercial parodies and the humorous overdubbing-editing of news footage. TV Anchorman Bob Charles (Stuart Pankin), Rich Hall, Audrie Neenan, Annabelle Gurwitch, Michael Bailey Smith. When the Regan fake dies, Annabelle goes to Florida to visit her sister. Audrey stays and lives in her place, she has big parties, and one of her guests turns out to be the son of the Regan. 161144 1991 Not of This World MT News Media. Reporter 1 (Timothy Davis-Reed). Reporter 2 (Michele Roth). Reporter 3 (Elizabeth Jee) 161145 1974 Not on Your Nellie: Apartment, The T UK. Episode #5. 4-12-1974 Photographer, Fashion (David Warbeck). 161146 2004 Not Only But Always MT News Media. Young Journalist (Glen Drake). Chat Show Host (Peter Feeney). Commentator Joan Rivers (Elizabeth Hawthorne). TV Showbiz Reporter (Katrina Devine). 161147 1995 Not Our Son MT DVD -R HQ 7935, 7936 News Media. Reporter (Joanna Piros). Reporter (Claire Riley). Reporter (Norma Jean Wick). Anchor (David Kaye). 161148 2003 Not Precisely Pregnant NR Jacobs, Holly In Harlequin Duets HD #92 TV Reporter Paige “Pollyanna” Montgomery is a local broadcaster who is scouting a story about nice people doing nice things. She dons a pregnancy belly to discover who’s willing to help out a stranger. The last thing hunky, hard-hitting newspaper Columnist Riley Calhoon wants to be known is as a “nice guy.” But when he spots a mom-to-be in distress, he rushes pretty Paige to the E.R. The only thing is, of course, she’s not precisely pregnant. Paige Montgomery is known in certain circles as Pollyanna Paige. She lives by the station’s motto, Nice News Matters. When she gets in trouble she’s rescued by an unlikely hero, Riley Calhoon. He’s more known for his cynical columns in the paper than for playing white knight, yet this time he rides to the rescue and saves Paige’s life. Now she wants to tell the world that he’s a hero, but Riley prefers to keep that news to himself. Whether or not he thinks of her as a real reporter, Paige is going after this story with a real reporter’s tenacity. Unfortunately, Riley tends to find himself injured when Paige is around -- hockey pucks, killer cats, runaway trucks that lead to falls into mud puddles and chronic heartburn. If the two of them don’t end up killing each other, they may find what they’ve got is -- love? 161149 2008 Not Quite a Mom N Sawyer, Kirsten Tabloid Fact-Checker Elizabeth Castle has a fact-checking job for a tabloid TV show. It isn’t exactly the news anchor spot she aspires to, but the 32-year-old woman has come a long way from the backward hometown she left at 18. That is until a lawyer from Victory, California calls to tell her that her best childhood friend has died and left Elizabeth custody of her teenage daughter, Tiffany. Elizabeth’s handsome Beverly Hills boyfriend just proposed marriage to her and she has accepted since her life goal was to marry him. But when Tiffany shows up, a former high school football star in Victory who has never forgotten his prom date Lizzie Castle comes with her. When Elizabeth’s fiancee hears about the custody, he dumps. So her. So the coast is clear for Elizabeth’s high school love. 161150 1987 Not Quite Human MT Critic. Vogel's Critic Mr. Struges (Lonny Price). 161151 1930 Not So Dumb M Photographer (Sidney Bracy). 161152 2004 Not the End of the World SS Atkinson, Kate TV Critic has an evil double in one of the 12 interconnected short stories set in London. 161153 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Death Lasers of Kazaan T Episode #13. 5-12-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Point Of View, Defence Minister, Police Station Phone Call, Ayatollah Song. 161154 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Don't Get Your Vicars In a Twist! T Episode #9. 4-14-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Crime Figures, Out-of-Touch Judge, Announcer Breaks Down, Loud Reporter. 161155 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Election Special T Episode #15. 11-3-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Hedgehog Apology, Bad Language, Fly the Flag, Laxatives Tested. 161156 1982 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Hi Se Seo An Naught Ag A Naoi Chlog T Episode #24. 2-15-1982 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Rubik Cube, Financial Times, Post Office. Contac 2000. 161157 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: International Darts T Episode #10. 4-21-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Beat the Cliché, Superman, Late Abortion. 161158 1982 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Made in Wales T Episode #26. 3-1-1982 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Lawyers, Thugs on Bus, Riot Police, Songs of Praise, Failed in Wales, Choking on Pills, Green Man, Car Crusher, Brain Death, Nurse Trapped Inside a Patient, Riots, Blind Man Crossing the Road, Medical Students Who Aren't. Sketches include Ah, Come In Rawlinson, Laid in Wales, Typical Bloody Typical. 161159 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Miss World T Episode #16. 11-10-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Thatcher Out, Thatcher In, Presidential Aide, Soccer Violence, Join the Royal Family, Gay Flasher, I Believe, BBC2 Closedown. 161160 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Not The Nine O'Clock In The Morning News T Episode #14. 10-27-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include That's Lies, Made in Britain, Unemployment, Loud Man in Sex Shop, UFO Story. 161161 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Outrageously Expensive Not the Nine O'Clock News Show, The T Episode #7. 3-31-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Grand National Skit, The Lesson I Learned From Chappaquiddick. 161162 1982 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Shame T Episode #27. 3-8-1982 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Punk Road Painter, Jogger Trying to Cross the Road, Pub Grub, Arab Identifying His Wife's Body, Parkinson Meets Ian Botham, Budget, Barefoot Thug, Time, Gentlemen, Please. 161163 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Eight T Episode #8. 4-7-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Airline Terrorists, Film Certification, Space Invaders, Awards Ceremony (Sofas), Steroids, Rowan Rants On, Rowan Apologizes, Debating Point. 161164 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Eighteen T Episode #18. 11-24-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Daily Star, Elephant Man, Thieves Without Stockings To Put on Their Heads But With a Pair of Tights, Battered Baby, The Obit, This Is Your Life, Tax Evaders, Man Alive Skit!, Aural Sex. 161165 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Eleven T Episode #11. 4-28-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Death of a Princess (Apology to the Saudis), News Vendors, Princess Anne and Mark Philips. 161166 1979 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Five T Episode #5. 12-28-1979 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Nativity Sketch, Hot Gossip, Church Advertising, Rowan Rants Again. 161167 1979 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Four T Episode #4. 11-6-1979 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Football Replay. 161168 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Nineteen T Episode #19. 12-1-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Thatcher Leaving, Weather Forecast, Euthanasia Society. 161169 1979 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show One (Premiere) T Episode #1. 10-16-1979. Series 10-16-UK. Series 1979 to 3-8-1982. 28 Episodes. Broadcast on BBC2 . Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Tory Conference, Wilson's Memoirs. 161170 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Seventeen T Episode #17. 11-17-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include I'm On Fire, Nationwide Twins, Swedish Film Centre, London Tourist Board, Sleepy Fireman, Roger Cook, Sir Keith Joseph, Return of Rowan's Rant, Auld Lang Syne, Controlling TV Shows. 161171 1979 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Six T Episode #6. 11-20-1979 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Whale Delivery, Simultaneous Translation, Oh! Bosanquet. 161172 1979 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Three T Episode #3. 10-30-1979 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Murder Scene Sketch, Vote For Jimmy Carter. 161173 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Twelve T Episode #12. 5-5-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Morgue, Passport Photos, News For the Deaf, Hitchcock Directs the News, Janet Street Porter interviews Billy Connolly. 161174 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Twenty T Episode #20. 12-8-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Iran & Iraq, Barry Manilow, Kidney Donor, Party Political Broadcast, Sperm Donor, Acupuncture, Not the Parrot Sketch, Karate for the Deaf, Nine To Five. 161175 1982 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Twenty Five T Episode #25. 2-22-1982 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Question Time, Headbangers, Peep-Hole, Shoplifters, Porn Photographer, Tomorrow's World - Microchip, Hit and Run Incident, Strange ID Parade. 161176 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Twenty One T Episode #21. 12-15-1980 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Announcer, Polish Cartoon, Radio Controlled Ospreys, University Challenge, Sexist Cameraman, Ayatollah Auction. 161177 1982 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Twenty Three T Episode #23. 2-8-1982 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Does God Exist?, Re-Altered Images, Cricket Commentary, Snooker Commentary, Man Outside Phone Box, Tomorrow's World, Commission for Racial Equality, The Not Team At Home With Their Son, Suicide. 161178 1982 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Twenty Two T Episode #22. 2-1-1982 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include Taxi in Restaurant, Criminal Driver, Nice Video Shame About the Song. Frank Sinatra (Philip Pope). 161179 1979 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Show Two T Episode #2. 10-23-1979 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Sketches include News Headlines. 161180 1979 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Special: Not The Least Of Not The Nine O'Clock News T Special. 12-28-1979 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Highlights from the first series 161181 1982 Not the Nine O'Clock News: Where Was God? T Episode #28. 3-12-1982 Parody News. Satire of TV News. Staff: Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones, Chris Langham. Rowan Atkinson asks the famous question to a Priest, "Where was God when I cut my finger?" Religious Spoof takes a few pokes at the Catholic Church. 161182 2005 Not the Royal Wedding M Short Film Reporter (Ralph Ineson) 161183 1966 Not With My Wife, You Don't! M Time Reporter (Robert Cleaves). BBC Commentator (Maurice Dallimore). 161184 1993 Not Without My Handbag M Newsreader (Robert Booth - Voice). 161185 2001 Not-So-Grim Repear, The M Interviewer (Michael Lundy). Documentary Filmmaker follows the Grim Repear around for a few days and finds out what it's like to be Death. 161186 2009 Note II, The: Taking a Chance on Love MT DVD -R HQ 10829, 10830. 1-31-2009. Hallmark TV Advice Columnist Peyton MacGruder (Genie Francis) who writes “The Heart Healer” for the Middleborough Times newspaper in North Carolina. Sports Reporter King Danville (Ted McGinley) proposes to his relationship-columnist girlfriend Peyton. But she’s too scared to accept. Will swapping love stories with a regret-plagued reader change her mind? Having been reunited with Christine, the daughter she gave up for adoption 18 years earlier, Peyton MacGruderis still learning the ropes of parenting. She's also busy writing her "Heart Healer" column, as well as managing a relationship with coworker and boyfriend King Danville (McGinley). But when King asks Peyton to marry him, she's too afraid to take a chance at a life she deserves. A note to Peyton from a loyal reader of her column leads to a new friendship, one that will teach Peyton that when it comes to making decisions, there's a time to be cautious and a time to follow your heart. 161187 2009 Note II, The: Taking a Chance on Love NR Hunt, Angela Elwell Sequel to Hunt’s best-selling novel, “The Note,” on which the Hallmark movie was based. Novelization based on the Hallmark movie sequel. Columnist Peyton MacGruder has returned to a newspaper job after covering the story of an ill-fated Pan World flight. Having recently discovered Christine, the daughter she gave up to an adoption agency 19 years ago, she is reluctant to commit to the handsome sportswriter, Kingston Danville. She feels she owes it to Christine to set her love life aside and make up for lost time. But when a reader challenges Peyton’s advice to “let caution trump passion,” Peyton determines to learn the reason behind her reader’s cynicism, and in the process, discovers answers to her own heart-rending dilemma. 161188 2001 Note, The N Hunt, Angela Elwell Journalist Peyton MacGruder is assigned to cover the story of PanWorld flight 848, which crashed into Tampa Bay killing all 261 people on board. Her discovery of a remnant of the tragedy -- a simple note, "T - I love you. All is forgiven. Dad" -- changes her world forever. 161189 2007 Note, The MT DVD -R HQ 9369, 9370 Hunt, Angela (Novel). Paul W. Cooper (Teleplay) Advice Columnist Peyton MacGruder (Genie Francis) who writes “The Heart Healer” for the Middleborough Times newspaper in North Carolina embarks on a cross-country trip to deliver a note to the father of a stranger. Sportswriter “King” Kingston Danville (Ted McGinley -- ”This paper’s my life...I thought you knew that.” Editor Nora Chilton, citing a recent reader’s survey, tells Peyton, her column ranks the “least interesting.” “When Emma Duncan wrote the column she, she got a thousand e-mails a week.” Peyton gets dozens. In 10 months since she died, and Peyton took over column, interest has declined. Chastised for not giving it her all. “The Heart Healer has no heart. You’re not touching your readers.” “If you can’t hook your readers during the holidays” her column will be history. Improve these numbers by Christmas or you’re out.”Peyton goes on a quest to find the recipient of a note that was penned in the final moments before a fatal plane crash. Along the way this downtrodden journalist just might heal her long-hidden wounds. Intern Mandi Sorenson. When a local TV tabloid reporter, handsome Network Anchor Truman Harris, who just arrived in town to cover the disaster, invades the privacy of grieving relatives of the crash victims, and he competes ruthlessly for a scoop, Peyton finds the prospect of interviewing mourners nauseating. Mandi notes a pile of letters from readers expressing their feelings about the crash and proposes the “Heart Healer’ do the same in her column. Peyton rejects the idea. She goes home and watches Harris’ continued reporting on the crash desperately trying to think of an angle for her column. She wonders what she would have said if there was only time for one last thought. She finds a note inside a small plastic bag on a rock near the coast from an unknown passengers written to a loved one in the remaining minutes before his death. She writes a column on it. Hundreds of e-mails pour in from readers. Truman Harris calls her suggesting the story be taken national. Wants to bring along a camera crew wherever Peyton goes. Peyton refuses. Harris finds out where she is going and accosts her with his camera crew. Harris suggests he and Peyton work together but she refuses again. Once home she watches Harris’ report, which beats her and her paper to the punch in tomorrow’s edition. The publisher Curtis Pargrave still thinks the column is now a hit -- every issue has been selling out. Column has a following around the country on the Internet. Mandi apologies to Peyton for telling Harris about her whereabouts. The publisher Pargrave says the paper’s parent company happens to employ Harris and would like the two to collaborate. But Peyton sticks to her guns and Pargrave backs her. Turns out the old newspaperman has no love lost for the pushy TV journalist. Truman goes on TV with a scoop as to is the note’s recipient but he’s wrong. Peyton finds out the note’s real recipient and its truth leads her to an amazing personal discovery. 161190 2004 Notebook, The M Reporter (Todd Lewis). Photographer (Mark Johnson). 161191 2006 Notes from a Spinning Planet: Ireland N Carlson, Melody #1 Notes from a Spinning Planet Series Journalist Aunt Sid researches an article enabling country bumpkin Maddie Chase and Sid’s godson, Ryan, explore the countryside of Ireland and stumble upon the truth about the IRA bomb that killed Ryan’s father. Their discovery sets them on the road to danger -- and romance. Chase becomes a veteran globetrotter when she flies to Ireland with Aunt Sid. 161192 2007 Notes from a Spinning Planet: Mexico N Carlson, Melody #3 Notes from a Spinning Planet Series Journalist Aunt Sid and her niece, college student Maddie Chase trade the gray Washington winter for a holiday break in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. But jealousy clouds Maddie’s sun-drenched days when her friend Ryan encounters beautiful Shelby Wagner, his old crush with a secret new problem. Can Maddie put aside her feelings and help Shelby? 161193 2007 Notes from a Spinning Planet: Papua New Guina N Carlson, Melody #2 Notes from a Spinning Planet Series Journalist Aunt Sid and her niece 20-year-old Maddie Chase, after her life-changing journey to Ireland, feels ready for whatever she and her Aunt Sid will find on their trip to Papua New Guinea. But when she sets foot on the beautiful South Pacific island, she can’t help but wonder if it’s really the paradise she thought it would be. Join Maddie on her latest international adventure as she learns that maybe it is possible for one person to change someone’s world. 161194 2006 Notes From Exile N Spooner, T.M. Journalist Harold Chance, cavalier loner and jaded philosophy is living in Mexico. Two recent college graduates join the expatriate community in Mexico where Chance lives. Chance is struggling to figure out what he wants to do next. 161195 2006 Notes on a Scandal M DVD Demo. News Media. Newsreader (Catherine Drew). 161196 2006 Noteworthy News DT Anchor Philip Hersh. Host Michelle Delynn 161197 1961 Nothing Barred M Newspapermen (Bernard Cribbins, Wally Patch). 161198 2009 Nothing But a Smile N Amick, Steve Illustrator Chesty Chesterton Wink has lost the use of his drawing hand in World War II and has been discharged as a result. Chesty’s wife, Sal, is struggling to keep the couple’s camera shop afloat by secretly posing as a pinup girl. And as the war winds down, Wink Dutton arrives in Chicago to deliver a message to Sal, the wife of his Marine buddy, Chesty. 161199 1920 Nothing but Lies M Hoffman, Aaron (Play). S.E.V. Taylor (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Rosie (Gypsy O'Brien) for the Journal. Partner in ad agency discovers his partner's son Allan Nigh (Jack McGowan) has been printing a leaflet exposing the lies of the firm, which make the front page of the newspaper He also discovers mystery woman Rosie hiding in a room at the agency causing complications for the partner and his sweetheart. Detective arrives to investigate and the alleged expose proves to be a successful advertising stunt for the company. Rosie reveals herself to be a reporter for the Journal in which the company advertises. 161200 1972 Nothing But the Night (aka Resurrection Syndicate, The, aka Devil's Undead, The) M Blackburn, John (Novel). Brian Hayles (Screenplay) Great Britain - Ness Book Reporter Joan Foster (Georgia Brown) for the Daily Echo investigates mysterious deaths of the trustees of an orphanage on Scottish island. Mother of one of the children contacts Foster's newspaper when police refuse to help her. Child taken away from mother because she was involved in triple murder. Reporter intervenes on her behalf telling police woman has paid for her crimes and deserves second chance. Indicates paper will pay court costs if she fights to get her child back. She arranges meeting between mother and daughter, hoping to get exclusive interview with them, but mother tries to attack the child. Reporter claims she always believed in hard facts. Soon develops theory children at orphanage have psychic abilities. Reporter as observer. Provides antagonist for policeman. Tenacity demonstrated during press conference when she lashes out at police after they agree to let reporters onto the island but restrict them to certain areas. First Reporter (Michael Segal). Second Reporter (John Kelland). 161201 1941 Nothing But the Truth M Newspaper Owner. 161202 2008 Nothing But the Truth M Journalist Rachel Armstrong (Kate Beckinsale) in Washington D.C. blows a CIA agent’s cover and refuses to reveal her sources. She faces a possible jail sentence for outing the CIA agent and refusing to reveal her sources. Editor #4 (Clay Chamberlin). Editor #2 (Janie Paris). Editor #3 (Jim Palmer). Newspaper Editor (Amita Williams). Smoking Reporter (Brian Crider). Producer (Liz Wilson). Armstrong, a tenacious reporter, has written the story of a lifetime: a military coup by the United States on a South American country was a lie, a Watergate, an operation that could get a president impeached. When the paper hits the streets, the government realizes it must find out the original source of the story. Armstrong is held in contempt of court when she refuses to reveal her source and she is put in jail. Her boss Bonnie Benjamin (Angela Bassett) and her lawyer Alan Burnside (Alan Alda) urges her to keep up the stand she has taken while her husband is angry she has done this. She herself must cope with the consequences of taking on the government. 161203 1956 Nothing But the Truth (aka To Tell the Truth) DT Host John Cameron Swazye, panelist for premiere show 161204 2001 Nothing But the Truth (Arabesque) NR Gayle, Roberta Investigative Reporter Kate Ramsey's search for truth belies her demureness. She is smart and refuses to back away from exposing any and all in the construction business regardless of their status. Honest subcontractor and reporter are brought together since Kate needs his connections and knowledge to get her the real story of union corruption and death. Subcontractor distrusts reporters and the lives they damage with what he sees as their need for sensationalism. Part of his reason for helping Kate with her story on his friend and mentor is his desire for her. Reporter is attracted to him more than she wants to reveal, but her story is important and she won't let her emotions distract her from her story. They discover they are willing to share more than just their integrity as they learn to trust one another. 161205 1991 Nothing But Trouble M TV Reporter (Susan Campos). TV Anchor (Roger Grimsby). 161206 1936 Nothing Like Publicity M Public Relations. Press. 161207 2004 Nothing Lost N Dunne, John Gregory News Media frenzy over Hollywood murder. A defense attorney referred to as "an aging media bunny." Reporters covering the case. 161208 1954 Nothing Man, The N Thompson, Jim Journalist Clinton "Brownie" Brown of the Pacific City Courier 161209 1940 Nothing Sacred R Lux Radio Theater 11-11-40 Reporter Wallace "Wally" Cook (Douglas Fairbanks Jr)., Joan Bennett 161210 1937 Nothing Sacred M DVD -R HQ 3049, 3013. L. SVDSP 545. DVD 1497 Lumivision. SV 79 Street, James H. (Story - "Letter to the Editor." Ben Hecht (Screenplay) Living It Up. Hazel Flagg Reporter Wally Cook (Frederic March), circulation-crazy newsman on New York tabloid. Managing editor Oliver Stone (Walter Connolly) discovers a story Cook wrote was false and demotes him to obituary page editor. Uses Hazel Flagg, who says she is dying, to boast circulation. When it turns out she is not dying, the editor attacks Cook for "blackening forever the fair name of journalism." Reporter defends himself by saying the paper gave the readers a chance…. "…to pretend that their phony hearts were dripping with human kindness." Photographer (George Chandler). Newspaper Slugger (Bob Perry). 161211 1941 Nothing Sacred R Episode #87. 10-19-1941 Screen Guild Theater, The Reporter Wally Cook (Robert Taylor), circulation-crazy newsman on New York tabloid. Managing editor Oliver Stone (James Gleason) discovers a story Cook wrote was false and demotes him to obituary page editor. 161212 1998 Nothing Sacred: Sleeping Dogs T Episode #19. Series. Reporter (Javier Grajeda - Male Reporter) 161213 2006 Nothing To Lose N McClafferty, S.K. Journalist Anna Sandoval is beautiful and tough with a journalist's understanding of the dark side of the human psyche. She is drawn inexorably to a man who was the only survivor of a family bloodbath. Now that man is an undercover cop gone bad, shattered by the violent deaths of everyone he ever loved. Three names are tattooed on his flesh -- his mother, sister, and the prostitute who betrayed him to a vicious gang. His only chance for redemption: find the murderer. His saving grace: Anna Sandoval. Her obsession with the murders rival his own. But their intense emotional and sexual attraction is about to explode. Each has secrets that bind them to a terrible night of long ago, and each other. 161214 1929 Nothing to Write About SS MLPL Cobb, Irwin S. In "Faith, Hope and Charity." Newspaper Owner-Editor-Publisher P.J. Pollard, founder of the Knox County Weekly Argus. One hundred per cent of the newsgathering staff, advertising solicitor, circulation manager, head bookkeeper, foreman of job printing, Emory Schultz, in his last year at Wheatdale High. Wrote "personals" and "social jottings." Filled with the unbridled enthusiasm of one who all through vacation is going to get his six dollars. 161215 1998 Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy MT Newsboy (Curtis Parker). 161216 2000 Noticias 62 en vivo DF TV News Staff. Anchor and News Reporter Ericka Flores, Sanda O'Neill. . News Reporters Balbino Aviles, Millie Delgado, Lupita Jimenez, Alberto Moreno, Alicia Unger. TV Anchor and News Director (Jesus Javier). ` Sports Anchor (Halim Zadat). Weather Anchor (Lizabeth Auroa Gallegos). 161217 2007 Noticias Cuatro DF 2005 - Series. TV News Staff. Newsreaders Marta Fernandez, Inaki Gabilondo, Marta Reyero, Silvia Intxaurrondo, Miguel Angel Oliver, Javier Ruiz. Sports Newsreaders Manu Carreno, Manolo Lama, Jose Ramon Pindado. 161218 1999 Noticias Univision 34: Primera edicion DF Series 1999 TV News Staff. News Reporter Karina Dalmas (2006). Weather Anchors Gabriela Teissier, Lizbeth Aurora Gallegos. Hosts Antonio Valverde, Socorro Cruz. 161219 2001 Noticiero centroamericano DF Series 2001- TV News Program. Entertainment Anchor Mary Nieves. News Anchors Ruben Olague, Ana Sanabria. 161220 2002 Noticiero con Alejandro Cacho DF Mexico. Series 2002- TV News Staff. Reporters Luis Amaton, Jesus Barba, Monica Davila, Ivan Saldana. TV Anchor-Host Alexjandro Cacho. 161221 1998 Noticiero con Guillermo Ortega Ruiz, El DF Mexico. Series 1998-2000. TV News Staff. Anchors Andrea Legarreta, Guillermo Ortega Ruiz. 161222 2000 Noticiero con Joaqun Lopez Doriga, El DF Mexico, Series 2000- TV News Staff. Reporter Ivan Gonzalez. Reporter Fernando Mora. Host Joaquin Lopez Doriga. 161223 1987 Noticiero con Lolita Ayala, El DF Mexico. Series. 1987- TV News Staff. Anchor Lolita Ayala. Reporter Ivan Gonzalez. TV Anchor Diana Perez. Reporter Lissette Romo. 161224 2005 Noticiero con Paola Rojas DF Mexico. Series 2005- TV News Staff. Anchors Mauncio Clark, Gabriela Fernandez, Paola Rojas. 161225 1946 Notorious M DVD -R HQ 2284 (Media Excerpts). L. Hitchcock News Media. Hitchcock. After opening credits, 4-24-46. Close-up of reporters' cameras and flashbulbs, then into courtroom. Reporters (John Vosper, Eddie Bruce, Donald "Don" Kerr, Ben Erway, Emmett Vogan, Paul Bryan, Alan Ward, James Logan). Photographers (Howard Negley, Frank Marlowe, George Lynn, Paul Bryar). 161226 2005 Notorious Bettie Page, The M DVD -R HQ 10817, 10816. Photographer #1 (Dan Haft). Photographer #2 (Sheppy Mars). Photographer #3 (Randy Miles). Photographer (John Ventimiglia). 161227 1962 Notorious Landlady, The M SVD 963. DVD. Reporters (Alex Finlayson, Jackson Halliday, Ogden Dangerfield, Joe Palma). Woman Reporter (Jacqueline Squire). TV Reporter (Brian Gaffikin) 161228 1949 Notre Dame Football Games, The DT Series. 9-24-1949. DuMont, NBC. Sportscaster-Announcers Mel Allen (1949-1950), Jim Britt (1949-1950), Dick Enberg (1991), Bill Walsh (1991), Tom Hammond (1992), Cris Collinworth (1992). 161229 1992 Notre Dame Saturday DT Sports Program. TV Co-Anchor (Hannah Storm) 161230 2004 Notre musique (aka Our Music) MF Godard, Jean-Luc (Director-Writer) France Journalist Judith Lerner (Sarah Adler), a young Israeli journalist from Tel Aviv and Olgar Brodsky (Nade Dieu) a French-speaking Jew of Russian descent visit a European arts conference in Sarajevo. Lerner interviews a poet at the conference and surveys the city. Brodsky makes a digital-video film of the conference, visits her uncle who is translating for the conference and attends a lecture on film by director Jean-Luc Godard. 161231 2003 Notta del Profeta, La: The Night of the Prophecy (aka Notte del Profeta, La) M DVD -R HQ 1992, 1993 EWTN -- Catholic Programming - Italy. Roman Journalist reveals a man who exhibits purity and Christian charity. 161232 1971 Notte dei dannati, La MF Italy. Journalists Jean Duprey and his wife Danielle (Patrizia Viotti) have a special interest in unsolved mysteries. They receive a request of help by an old friend who is about to die by an unknown illness. He lives in an ancient castle with his wife and servants. Soon Duprey discovers that his friend’s wife is a witch originally bunt in the 18th century and that his friend is under her wicked influence. She practices the art of black magic and by killing off her husband’s family, she hopes to gain eternal beauty. 161233 1977 Notte dell'alta marea, La MF Photographer (Alain Montpetit). 161234 1962 Notte, La M AFI-Authors Writer 161235 1978 Notti porno nel mono No. 2, Le MF Italy - Adult Reporter (Marina Hedman). 161236 1999 Notting Hill M L Journalist (Ian Boo Khoo). Journalist #1 (Andy de la Tour). Journalist #2 (Maureen Hibbert). Journalist #3 (Rupert Procter). Journalist #4 (David Sternberg). Press Photographer (Richard Woolfenden). "Time Out" Journalist (Julian Rhind-Tutt). Media. Horse and Hound Magazine. Press Conference. 161237 1977 Nous irons tous au paradis MF France Radio News Host (Philippe Gildas - Voice). 161238 2004 Nous ne sommes pas des anges TF France Journalist (Marie Drucker - Herself). 161239 2005 Nous ne sommes pas des anges TF Journalist Harry Roselmack (Himself - 2005). 161240 2008 Nouveau protocole, Le MF Journalist (David Clark). 161241 1936 Novel on Yellow Paper N Smith, Stevie Magazine Publisher Secretary Pompey Casmilus scribbles down her thoughts on yellow paper. It is 1935 and the voice of the thirties rings out as she chatters on about the Catholic Church, sex education, Nazi Germany, Euripides and all sorts of things. But most of all she thinks of love. 161242 2006 Novel Romance M Interviewer (Staci Lawrence). Editor (Traci Lords) yearns to be a mother. She chooses a talented but destitute novelist (Paul Johansson) and offers to publish his work in exchange for his sperm and a guarantee she will stay out of her life. 161243 1990 Novel, The N Michener, James Critic who teaches literature struggles with his feelings about the author's success and his own ambitions. Critic of novel as well as writer, editor and reader locked in the desperate scenario of life, death, love and truth. Chapter III: The Critic/ 161244 1834 Novelettes of a Traveler; Or, Odds and Ends From the Knapsack of Thomas Singularity, Journeyman Printer N COPY Nott, Henry Junius Printer. Singularity's adventures as a journeyman printer 161245 1847 Novels by Eminent Hands: Crinoline N OWN Thackeray, William Makepeace Journalist. Munseer Jools de Chacarac writes for Orriflam, a Paris paper 161246 1847 Novels by Eminent Hands: Stars and Stripes N Thackeray, William Makepeace Freelancer Munseer Jools de Chacarac, a penny-a-liner. 161247 2007 Novels in Three Lines N Feneon, Felix Journalist Felix Feneon mastered the art of flash nonfiction in the 1,220 short items he wrote for a Paris newspaper in 1906 -- decades before the rise of flash fiction. Collected and published in book form after his death, his miniature masterpieces are a tour de force of Pointillist prose. From adultery, murder, revenge and traffic accidents to tax collection, labor unrest and suicides, it captures daily life in France a century ago. Feneon was a quiet dandy and secret anarchist, a champion of Seurat and first publisher of Lautreamont, translator of Poe and Jane Austen. He transformed newspaper hackwork into a modernist mosaic that captures the particular details of a place and an age His novel is a unique artifact from the golden age of the newspaper and a window into France in 1906 on the cusp of modernity. 161248 2005 November M Photographer Sophie (Courteney Cox). Her boyfriend is murdered during a convenience store robbery and she tries to come to grips with the situation. 161249 1981 November 22 N Woolley, Bryan News Media 161250 1995 November Conspiracy, The M SVD 795 Journalist (Paige Turco) finds herself at center of political intrigue after secret-agent boyfriend is killed. 161251 1979 November Man, The NM OWN - P Granger, Bill News Media 161252 1993 November Men, The M Interviewer (Jeanette Svenson) 161253 2007 November Son M News Media. Reporter Parker Lown (Julie King). Reporter Shady McNeill (Sy Stevens). Interviewer on TV (Jason Sechrest). 161254 1968 Novemberverbrecher - Eine Erinnerung TF Interviewer (Rudolf Rohlinger). 161255 2001 Novocaine M Anchorwoman (Mary Ann Childers). 161256 1997 Novogodisnja pljacka MTF TV Anchor (Danijela Trbovic) 161257 1929 Novyy Vavilon MF Soviet Union Journalist Lutro (Sergei Gerasimov). 161258 1970 Now DT Columnist Sylvia Porter, financial columnist and Louis Rukeyser, ABC's economics editor 161259 1993 Now DT Series 1993-1994 TV News Program. Anchors Tom Brokaw, Katie Couric, Bob Costas. 161260 1999 Now and Again: One for the Money T Episode #4. 10-15-1999 Interviewer (Kit Flanagan). 161261 1999 Now and Again: Over Easy T Episode #3. 10-8-1999 Reporter (Eisa Davis). 161262 1973 Now and Forever NM Hoares, H.A. News Media 161263 1955 Now and Forever M Reporter (Michael Pertwee). 161264 1954 Now and Then DT Series. 8-1-1954 to 6-26-1955. Host Dr. Frank Baxter. 161265 2009 Now Here M News Media. Reporter (Sean Goodman). 161266 1988 Now I Know M Reporter (Ric Reitz). 161267 1995 Now I Know Everything N Postman, Andrew Columnist Andrew Postman (same as the author), a would-be novelist, is hired to write a column for a glossy woman's magazine. He is supposed to project a man's vulnerability and sensitivity in discussing etiquette, orgasms and more. As "Vince: A Man's View" for G------ Magazine, a mass market women's magazine, he becomes very popular and has a series of girlfriends until he meets his true love. Believes he has a license to love for the sake of story ideas. He finds when he reveals his identity, as "the man behind the myth" he becomes instantly popular with women who want to help him gather "material" for his columns although most of these encounters are unconsummated. He zigzags his way through the gossipy, cutthroat Manhattan publishing world. As the writer for a men's perspective column in a prominent women's magazine, Andrew is stumped when one of his readers challenges him to explain what men really want. Andrew's romantic struggles inspire columns and eventually a novel -- this one, in fact. Smart mix of good advice and urban wit. 161268 1997 Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep NM Rushford, Patricia H. Freelance Travel Writer Helen Bradley, grandmother and former police officer from a small town along the Oregon coast. She learns a prominent gerontologist has died under mysterious circumstances. She solves the mystery. Gets occasional assignment from her former employer, the U.S. government just to keep life interesting. 161269 1934 Now I'll Tell M Photographer (Frank Melton). 161270 1991 Now It Can Be Told: DT SV 101 Episode. 9-9-1991 Correspondents. Senior Correspondent Krista Bradford. Correspondent Alexander Johnson. Correspondent Craig Rivera. 161271 1935 Now Or Never P MLPL Wells, Maie L. Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 161272 1997 Now or Never NM Adler, Elizabeth TV Investigative Reporter Mallory Malone is the beautiful star of a prime-time investigative TV show (host of an America's Most Wanted-type program. Serial killer is stalking young women in Boston. Police detective wants her to feature case. Arrogant Malone agrees to meet the detective but expects to deny his request as unworthy of her talents. What she does not expect, once they do meet, is the electric attraction between them. As the case unfolds, their relationship blossoms. Malone is faced with revealing her deepest personal secrets in order to catch the killer. One reviewer: Silence of the Lambs meets Danielle Steel. Malone's top-rated show reenacts heinous crimes and often jogs witnesses' memories enough to shake loose the clue that could break the case. She's known as "TV detective." 161273 1999 Now or Never: Hand in Glove NR Stuart, Anne Harlequin Reporter Judith Daniels works in a small town. When her friend dies of mysterious circumstances at the Puppet Factory, she investigates. Someone tries to kill her. She falls for the man who runs the Puppet Factory -- and he may have been responsible for her friend's death. 161274 1999 Now or Never: Rafe's Revenge NR Stuart, Anne Harlequin Critic Silver Carlylse writes a scathing review of movie mogul. Now he has a target on her back and is determined to make her pay in one form or another. 161275 2008 Now What? NSF Meyers, John Reporter is persistent in covering the story of a test of the world’s first time machine, which ends in disaster when it falls short of its target, mistakenly plucks up an army officer about to go into battle with General Custer and brings him into a world 142 years later. The officer must cope with the shock of the future -- filmed live by the persistent news reporter. He finds everything strange and frightening and discovers what happened to his troops and his reputation when he was removed from the battle of the Little Big Horn. The scientists involved in the project must deal with the shock of their mistake, hide the officer from the press and figure out what to do with him. To complicate matters, professional spies and a couple of local small time crooks enter the picture in an attempt to steal the plans for the time machine to auction off to foreign powers. 161276 2005 Now With Bill Moyers DT Host Bill Moyers. Correspondent Michele Mitchell. Host David Branccacio. 161277 1993 Now You Know N Frayn, Michael Public relations Practitioner Terry is a womanizing director of an agency that publicizes embarrassing stories about the British government. 161278 2002 Now You Know M Newspaper Boy (Christopher Nightingail). 161279 2004 Now You See It N Lynn, Allison Magazine Travel Editor David and his wife, a teacher, are a married couple of privileged background living in New York City whose desire for children and inability to conceive expose some deep-seated stress in their marriage. David is nonchalant about his secure place in the world whose sinecure at a middle brow magazine, Travel Excursions, masks his serious journalistic intentions. While honeymooning in Peru, David got wind of a missing American businessman trekker and sent Jessica back to New York so he could chase the story. Four years later, Jessica disappears. The American trekker in Peru is spotted again, linked to a radical leftist guerilla group, and David again races to pursue the elusive details, uncovering a false trail. The story of the U.S. businessman gone missing in Peru was the one real scoop of his career. 161280 1955 Now, Where Was I? T Kraft Press. Vincent Sardi Jr., of Sardi's 161281 1997 Nowhere M News Media. Julie, the Newscaster (Lauren Tewes). Photographer (Stephane Sednaoui - The Photographer). 161282 2007 Nowhere N Christopher, Shane Reporter Mari Kinsella and a detective, with their last near-death investigation behind them, take on another bizarre case -- this time a New York City killer who seems to be from another time and place. 161283 1987 Nowhere Man N OWN - H Oster, Jerry Documentary Maker. Young woman making a documentary film about police 161284 1995 Nowhere Man: Absolute Zero MT VHS 720 Episode #1. 8-28-1995. Series 8-28-1995 to 5-20-1996. Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. On August 28, 1995, Veil has his identity suddenly erased by a mysterious conspiracy. Nobody recognizes him, including his own wife. His studio is empty, his art show at a gallery has vanished. His entire past ceases to exist. People are chasing him but he doesn't know why except it has something to do with a picture of a brutal execution he took a year earlier, now missing from his studio. He has the negative and "they" want it. The hunt is on. "My name is Thomas Veil, or at least it was. I'm a photographer. I had it all: a wife, Alyson, friends, a career. And in one moment it was all taken away, all because of a single photograph. I have it. They want it…. " "...And they will do anything to get the negative. I'm keeping this diary as proof that these events are real. I know they are. They have to be." Veil is confused when his wife denies knowing him. A sinister psychiatrist hammers away at his sanity. 161285 1995 Nowhere Man: Alpha Spike, The T Episode #8. 10-30-1995 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Searching for clues about Dr. Bellamy, Veil traces the beginnings of the mysterious man's research to a private school, The Sterling Academy. There he gets a job as a groundskeeper and not only uncovers that the administration is programming the student through elaborate subliminal persuasion, but exposes a murder and a conspiracy to cover it up. 161286 1996 Nowhere Man: Calaway T Episode #22. 4-29-1996 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Veil's twisted odyssey leads him back to Calaway, the Illinois psychiatric hospital where his ordeal began and more revelations of what really happened to him while he was there. He discovers a former patient has joined the medical staff and has become "one of them." Veil attempts to convince him that he's completely victimized by them. Veil also witnesses another man undergoing the first phrase of conditioning, an ordeal identical to what Veil underwent months ago at the hands of "them." 161287 1996 Nowhere Man: Contact T Episode #13. 1-15-1996 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Dissenter from the Organization contacts Veil and supplies him with documentation that one of its highest ranking members is the one primarily responsible for the decision to erase his identity. The mysterious man also turns over photos of Veil's deceitful wife, Alyson, in compromising poses with the man and then offers to furnish Veil with valuable information from the group's dossier on him if he reciprocates by killing the man. Before long, Veil finds himself in a risky alliance with someone inside the enemy's camp. 161288 1996 Nowhere Man: Dark Side Of The Moon, The T Episode #21. 4-15-1996 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Tom Veil is mugged by a street gang and is stripped of his belongings and for the first time the "Hidden Agenda" negatives are out of his possession. While Veil and the Organization both attempt to track down the gang member who stole the pack containing the coveted negatives, the thief winds up dead and Veil is a suspect in his murder. Stakes get higher when Veil is pursued not only by a dangerous and unknown enemy, but a vengeful group of street hoodlums seeking his demise. 161289 1996 Nowhere Man: Doppelganger T Episode #19. 3-18-1996 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. After Veil's only ally within The Organization is taken away from him, he suspects information in the palmtop computer could have been deliberately compromised all along. He debates options, weighs the fates before using one more tip from the computer. He gets the name and address of Clare Hillard ((Jamie Rose), a reporter who covered the same sector where he took the now sought-after photo. He arrives in Hillard's small Ohio town and is met with cold reception from her. He soon discovers that there's a nearly identical man living there who has adopted his name, his profession and his photographs including "Hidden Agenda." When Claire Hillard disappears, Veil is suspected of foul play and arrested. Veil's case is assigned to a deputy public defender. When he tells his story to her, she is intrigued and offers to help him. Veil knows he's in the wrong place and the wrong time when she returns with the other Tom Veil and has the negatives. 161290 1995 Nowhere Man: Enemy Within, An T Episode #11. 11-20-1995 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. While camping in Pennsylvania farm country, Veil is accidentally shot by a guard for a powerful food conglomerate. Near death, he's discovered in the woods by a local woman who takes him to her remote farmhouse and nurses him back to health. Finally, Veil has found a safe place and someone he can trust. As he recuperates, Veil learns the small town is torn apart by Collective Foods, an aggressive corporation which is trying to buy all the land -- by force. She is unwilling to sell her farm so the dominant force takes legal action accusing her of blocking progress. As she grows closer to Veil, she is inspired to strengthen her opposition to the enemy. 161291 1995 Nowhere Man: Father T Episode #10. 11-13-1995 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. In need of anything connecting him to his former life, Veil risks returning to the house and town he grew up in and, while savoring this small but significant part of his past, he unexpectedly meets the man who betrayed him 20 years earlier -- his father. 161292 1996 Nowhere Man: Forever Jung T Episode #15. 2-5-1996 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Recurrent address in his electronic file leads Veil to a nursing home in Minnesota where he secures a job as an orderly. Initially he finds no apparent connection to his unknown pursuers, but it turns out he's entered a covert and ominous operation. Advanced Biogentics Lab. There, those in the twilight of their life disappear without a trace to become part of a surreal, sophisticated experiment that provides them with a youthful appearance in exchange for something more valuable. 161293 1996 Nowhere Man: Gemini Man T Episode #25. 5-20-1996 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Following up on secret information provided by the FBI, Tom finds two valuable clues -- the original untouched photo of "Hidden Agenda" and a key to the safe house inhabited by the agent who gathered the data -- an operative code named Gemini. 161294 1996 Nowhere Man: Heart of Darkness T Episode #14. 1-22-1996 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Using information provided by his contact, a traitor within the enemy's ranks, Veil tracks down a retired military man, a renowned fanatic, connected to the execution pictured in "Hidden Agenda." To gain access to the controversial and closely guarded man, Veil must find a way to infiltrate the American Guard, the radical political action group the retired military man has founded. 161295 1996 Nowhere Man: Hidden Agenda T Episode #18. 2-26-1996 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Carefully setting the trap, the informant from within the Organization gains Veil's confidence and persuades him to divulge the details and events surrounding the execution in his "Hidden Agenda" photograph. In a series of flashbacks, Veil recalls his assignment in Nicaragua, how he and another Journalist Harrison Barton (Dwight Schultz) uncovered what they believed to be illegal operations by U.S. military personnel. Flashbacks also reveals how Veil's resemblance to rock 'n' roll icon Jim Morrison may have saved his life. 161296 1995 Nowhere Man: Incredible Derek, The T Episode #3. 9-11-1995 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. In his search for reasons why someone wants the negative of his "Hidden Agenda" photo, Veil enlarges it and detects details that lead him to a remote Georgian town to hunt down more answers. There he happens upon a traveling side show starring Derek, a 10-year-old blind child billed as "The Boy Psychic," who reveals ominous news about Veil's pursuers. 161297 1995 Nowhere Man: It's Not Such a Wonderful Life T Episode #12. 11-27-1995 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Photographer (Scott Eisenhower). Federal agents local Veil, reveal the identity of his enemy and disclose why "The Organization," a well-funded group of political fanatics wreaking havoc with foreign policy, are trying to destroy him. After Veil gives a sown deposition to authenticate his "Hidden Agenda" photograph, he's reunited with his wife Alyson and his mother. He is on his way to having a merry Christmas when U.S. government officials whisk him away to a safe house. There he awaits the arrest of the perpetrators. Alyson tells him what happened at that fateful night and her on-going struggle to save both their lives. 161298 1996 Nowhere Man: Marathon T Episode #24. 5-13-1996 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Just when he's at the end of his rope, Veil finds new meaning in the "Hidden Agenda" negative when he enlarges a print of it and discovers a previously obscured section. The new clues lead him to Heritage House, a research facility in Washington D.C. and its foreboding Project Marathon. There he stumbles upon an FBI investigation and is targeted for assassination by more than one enemy. As the stakes get higher, Veil makes two new contacts including a highly placed source at the FBI. He's provided with valuable information on his enemy and the men pictured in "Hidden Agenda" -- one a missing United States senator. He also gets a key to a safety deposit box which contains a dossier on his case. 161299 1995 Nowhere Man: Paradise On Your Doorstep T Episode #5. 9-25-1995 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. After getting a job in a small town photo shop, Tom is stunned to glimpse a picture of his wife Alyson as he processes a customer's film. He frantically pursues that customer to question where she shot the picture. The chase lands him in New Phoenix, a haven for the disenfranchised and a community of people who have for one reason or another lost their identity at the hands of the mysterious enemy. 161300 1995 Nowhere Man: Rough Whimper of Insanity, A T Episode #7. 10-23-1995 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Unsure if he's running towards something or away from it, an exhausted Veil happens upon a disabled, reclusive computer genius, Scott Hansen (Sean Whalen). The young "hacker" is able to access Veil's deleted files -- the only trace of his existence -- and through an intricate virtual reality session -- takes Veil back to his wife Alyson and also helps him get information about his pursuers. 161301 1996 Nowhere Man: Shine a Light On You T Episode #16. 2-12-1996 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Veil makes his way to New Mexico hoping to locate a name he's linked to the Organization. Arrives in a small desert town which is in a clamor over several UFO sightings and is told that the man, a local scientist, mysteriously disappeared months earlier. He is believed to have been abducted by aliens. Veil tracks down the man's daughter, a young woman convinced her father is being held against his will by an alien spacecraft. After witnessing the phenomenon the town believes is a UFO landing, Veil convinces the man's daughter to show him her father's workplace, the Weaver Institute. He soon confirms his suspicions that the unknown enemy conspiring against him are the people the man is working for, and they're funding a dangerous electro-magnetic experiment that transmits electricity -- and eventually gives ultimate control. 161302 1995 Nowhere Man: Something About Her T Episode #4. 9-18-1995 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Classified as the unknown enemy's first priority, the elusive Veil is apprehended and submitted into a chemically inducted hallucinatory state in which his attackers have complete control over his sense of time and space. While he's within their "lab" setting, they employ actors and elaborate sets to convince Veil he's been in a loving relationship with a woman to whom he'll soon divulge the sought after information. 161303 1995 Nowhere Man: Spider Webb, The T Episode #6. 10-9-1995 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. While hiding out in a cheesy motel, Veil happens upon The Lenny Little Show, a public access TV series in which the main character is uncannily depicting Veil's own frightening life. Struggling to understand, Veil watches as unknown forces pursue Lenny and attempt to erase his every trace. He sees the actors perform the exact same dialogue and reenact experiences he endured as recently as the previous day. Trying to grasp what's happening, Veil angrily pursues an explanation, which leads him to the strange offices of Max Webb Productions -- and his tormentors. 161304 1996 Nowhere Man: Stay Tuned T Episode #17. 2-19-1996 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Veil's link, a traitor within the Organization," directs him to the idyllic town of Darby, New York where a suspicious degree of cleanliness, incessant hospitality and unequivocal support for one local politician prevails. As he settles among the neighborly, strangely cheerful people there, he surmises that nothing in Darby is what it appears to be. After a local teenager and his school teacher caution Veil that something is terribly wrong in the town, he delves into the possibility that the Organization is employing a version of mind-control. 161305 1996 Nowhere Man: Through a Lens Darkly T Episode #20. 4-8-1996 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Veil is snatched away by the enemy's operatives and taken on a manufactured trip down memory lane. Then at the hand of one of the Organization's most twisted experts, he is subjected to an elaborate combination of chemicals and refracted light. This triggers his advanced hypnosis. During the dreamlike state he is haunted with altered memories, particularly a troublesome time when, accompanied by his childhood sweetheart Laura, he was a photojournalist covering Northern Ireland. Veil is taken to the deserted Fieldstone Manshion and endures a seemingly endless loop of flashbacks. He relives happy times spent with Laura when he was a 10-year-old boy and a teenager, then tormented by the painful circumstances in Belfast. During the ordeal he is repeatedly confronted by the enemy's sinister agent until the distraught and broken down Veil agrees to relinquish the coveted "Hidden Agenda" negatives. 161306 1995 Nowhere Man: Turnabout T Episode #2. 9-4-1995 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Attempting to avert his unknown attackers, Veil uses his doctor's driver's license and credit cards as he sets out on a desperate search for answers as to who has stripped away his entire life. Before long, he's presumed to be the missing doctor, tracked down and taken to the enemy's headquarters for Western Operations. There he is instructed to make one of their subjects comply with the same conditioning procedure he administered to Veil. 161307 1995 Nowhere Man: You Really Got a Hold On Me T Episode #9. 11-6-1995 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. As Veil's mysterious pursuers close in and are about to kill him, his life is saved by a peculiar stranger. He's thunderstruck when the man, a quirky drifter, seems to know all about his situation and, with or without Veil's cooperation, is intent on showing him the only way out of it. 161308 1996 Nowhere Man: Zero Minus Ten T Episode #23. 5-6-1996 Photojournalist Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood) who, in the course of an evening, seemingly has his whole existence erased. He is all alone with no option but to begin a desperate, dangerous quest to find out how and why this has happened. Veil wakes from a coma to hear the unsettling news that he was in a bad car accident months earlier and his ordeal of identity erasure was just a terrible nightmare. At his bedside is his ever-loving wife Alyson and his best friend Larry Levy, a man Veil swears he once saw dead and stuffed in a closet. Larry, who insists he's been alive and well living in South America for the past nine months, tries to assure Veil that everything the doctors and Alyson told him about his hospitalization is true. Eventually, trusting his old buddy, Veil pleads with Larry to believe his story and help protect him from the enemy. Meanwhile, his lab assistant plans for another showing of Veil's photographic art -- with the centerpiece photo entitled "Displaced." 161309 2006 Nowhere Street M Cameraman (Stanley Shunkamolah). 161310 1994 Nowhere to Hide MT TV News Anchor (Jill Teed) 161311 1996 Nowhere to Run N Daley, Robert Paris Match Reporter interviews a French financial inspector Madeleine Leclerq and she is punished by being exiled to meaningless job with the Youth Brigade and given the gate by her live-in-lawyer. 161312 2009 NowhereLand M Reporter (Kent Shocknek). 161313 1970 Nowy MF Poland. Photographer (Ryszard Pietruski). 161314 2004 NTSB: Crash of Flight 323, The MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Nicola Crosbie). Reporter #2 (Claire Riley). News Anchor (Mi-Jung Lee). 161315 1966 Nu stiger den MF Journalist Vernoe (Jesper Langberg). 161316 1974 Nuage entre les dents, Un (aka Cloud in the Teeth, A) M SVDSP 707 France. Ness Journalists, Reporter-writer Malisard (Philippe Noiret) and Photographer Prevot (Pierre Richard), cross Paris in search of news, especially scoops. They pick up the children of one of them and forget them somewhere else. They lose their kids and become suspects, which gives the newspaper a big scoop. They enter some of the darker sides of Paris searching for the kids while their newspaper makes big story out of the children's disappearance. Kids were always home sleeping. La director du journal (Claude Pieplu). Inspired by a tale of some paranoia mothers, the journalists themselves become unknowingly the suspects of the disappearance of their children. This gives the newspaper a big scoop. They discover later the children are quietly sleeping at home, but the scoop is there to sell. 161317 1986 Nuclear Conspiracy, The (Neuesbericht Uber Eine Reise in Eine Strahlende Zukunft) M Erler, Rainer (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist disappears while investigating nuclear waste. Head of publishing agency said his photographer thinks "the meaning of life consists of sitting on smoldering powder kegs so that she can turn red-hot news into trendy picture stories." Photographer's assistant, a photojournalist, helps the woman investigate. Head of agency agrees to finance search if woman, who once worked for Daily Telegraph in New York, gives him exclusive on her story accompanied by pictures taken by photojournalist Usual political conspiracy incidents occur -- they're followed by authorities, the woman's daughter is kidnapped and a reporter from the International News Agency gets killed after giving them information. Nuclear waste is being stockpiled in Australia. Journalist returns and calls the story a fabric of lies claiming the head of the agency tried to blackmail him. Nuclear waste conspiracy revealed. As film ends, woman, her lover and the photojournalist fly off searching for missing radioactive materials Woman and love demonstrate efforts of press to try to expose corrupt and dangerous activities. News organization appears corrupt. Photojournalist depicted as unfeeling who puts professional ambitions above all else. 161318 1982 Nuclear Family, The MT Newscaster (Gavin Campbell). 161319 2007 Nuclear Secrets MT Reporters (Sidney Malone, Scott Munson). 161320 1962 Nude Odyssey M AFI-Authors Writer 161321 1965 Nude Scrapbook M AFI-Photographers Photographer 161322 2000 Nude Untitled N Colin, Beatrice Woman journalist Female Journalist 161323 1958 Nudist Paradise M Interviewer (Celia Hewitt). 161324 1988 Nudity Required M Reporter (David Westwood). 161325 1993 Nueve treinta DF Mexico. Series 1993-2001 TV Anchors Jose Gordon, Miriam Moscona. 161326 2002 Nugget, The M TV Reporter (Charmaine Hurrell). TV Producer (Hugh Bateman). 161327 1933 Nuisance, The M Photographer (James Donlan). 161328 1973 Nuit americaine, La MF France/Italy. TV Reporter (Maurice Seveno). Photographer (Pierre Zucca). 161329 1987 Nulle part ailleurs DF France. Series 1987-2001 Journalist Bruce Toussaint. Message a Caractere Informative Nicholas & Bruno (1998-2000). Host Noon Edition Francois Pecheux (2000-2001). Weather Forecast Presenter Katia Barillot (2000-2001). Hosts Alexandre Devoise, Anne de Petrini. Journalist Daphne Roulier) 161330 1980 Numax presenta… DF Reporter (Joaquim Jorda). 161331 2006 NUMB3RS: All's Fair T Episode #32. 3-31-2006 Publicist (Stephanie Kurtzuba). Interview with Iraqi woman in the United States to talk about atrocities against women back home is scheduled when the woman is murdered. Clues lead to American military suspect and the team must determine their truth before another killing occurs. 161332 2005 NUMB3RS: Better or Worse T Episode #16. 9-30-2005 News Media. On-Air Reporter (Elizabeth Wood). 161333 2008 NUMB3RS: Breaking Point T DVD -R HQ 9490 (No Number on the DVD itself). Episode. 1-11-2008 Investigative Reporter Bonnie Parks is missing. Channel 8 TV Male News Reporter interviews Professor Charles Epps as an FBI consultant on the case. On Screen: “Reporter Still Missing. Downtown Federal Building. FBI Field Office - 10:27 a.m.” Charlie reveals some of the things he will look for in the missing reporter case. FBI angry about the interview. The kidnappers go after Charlie and try to kill him. They have kidnapped the reporter so she won’t expose a land fraud scheme until the zoning commission votes on the matter. With Charlie’s math help, the FBI agents find Parks hidden away in a run-down cabin in a rural area. 161334 2006 NUMB3RS: Brutus (aka Numbers) T DVD -R HQ 7403 Episode. News Media. 161335 2007 NUMB3RS: Burn Rate T DVD -R HQ 9338 Episode. 4-2007 Reporter John Walton of the Los Angeles Ledger, a science and technology reporter, is blown up when a bomb arrives in his office in the mail. He’s one victim of a serial mail bomber. 161336 2007 NUMB3RS: Chinese Box T DVD -R HQ 9379 Episode. 12-2007 Public Relations work on Charlie’s book continues. Wants to shoot picture of Charlie at FBI headquarters. A former FBI contractor shoots an agent at headquarters and takes another FBI agent as hostage in an elevator. Charlie has a solution but no one listens to him. 161337 2009 NUMB3RS: Con Job T DVD -R HQ 11627 Episode. 11-21-2009 TV Weather-Traffic Girl is very sexy so Alan Eppes is watching her when her report is interrupted with a crime in progress. 161338 2006 NUMB3RS: Dark Matter (aka Numbers) T DVD -R HQ 5827 Episode. 4-7-2006 School Newspaper Reporter Karen Camden writes articles on steroid use at the school and is set up for a rape by three students. She also does an article on gamers and takes part in a school killing rampage. Three killers murder 8 students and wound 12 others. She kills the student who set her up for the rape and two of the rapists. 161339 2008 NUMB3RS: End Game T DVD -R HQ 9874 Episode. 4-25-2008 News Media cover kidnapping-murder of a soldier’s father. Don’s team tries to figure out the motive when the family of a fugitive on the run for murder is kidnapped by a gang of military thieves. 161340 2007 NUMB3RS: Graphic T DVD -R HQ 9315 Episode. 11-23-2007 African-American Magazine Writer Peter Lang from Vanity Fair wants to do a profile on Charles Epps, the FBI math guy getting a lot of publicity from his best-selling book. Charlie says his publisher and publicist want him and his friends to cooperate with him. Charlie is becoming a media celebrity and the most popular professor at the university. Writer is dubious of Charles’ motives for writing the book but ultimately the profile is a favorable one. “The article is not a hit job,” says Charlie’s father. In the meantime, Charlie helps solve the mystery of a missing comic book first edition and a group of forgeries that follow its disappearance. 161341 2009 NUMB3RS: Greatest Hits T DVD -R HQ 11125 Episode. 5-8-2009 News Media cover a series of bank robberies committed by copy cats. 161342 2010 NUMB3RS: Growin’ Up T DVD -R HQ 11823 Episode. 3-5-2010 TV Reporter Mary Paulson (Moira Kelly) covers the story of her brother’s suicide involving the deaths of two men who were part of a group of friends that had been sexually assaulted by their shop teacher when they were boys 22 years ago. When one of the surviving victims is shot to death, the FBI gets involved. Paulson is doing a human interest story on three men who at 10 years of age had been raped by their shop teacher. The sister of one of the victims, Paulson still mourns her brother who took his own life soon after the incident. Now, Mary wonders if her brother killed himself or was in fact murdered by his rapist, who turns out to be still alive. She hands over an extremely incriminating video that shows a possible motive for the killing. It shows the victims beating up and raping the teacher after he was released from prison for his crime. 161343 2009 NUMB3RS: Hangman T DVD -R HQ 11429 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 9-25-2009 News Media cover a former radical’s appearance from a determined sniper who wants him dead and who is leading the FBI on a cat-and-mouse chase as he closes in on his prey. 161344 2008 NUMB3RS: Magic Show T DVD -R HQ 10492 Episode. 11-8-2008 News Media cover disappearance of a magician during her show. Television reporters crowd around FBI man to get the story. Later seen on the television as well. 161345 2005 NUMB3RS: Obsession (aka Numbers) T DVD -R HQ 4449 Episode #16. 10-7-2005 Tabloid Celebrity Photographer is murdered. The FBI team search for the stalker of a pop princess but suspect that the princess may not be a victim at all. Paparazzi #1 (Chase Hoyt). 161346 2009 NUMB3RS: Old Soldiers T DVD -R HQ 11671 Episode. 12-4-2009 News Media. When the team foils a robbery of an armored car full of Federal Reserve money and recover bills that trace back to the infamous D.B. Cooper heist, they call on retired Agent Roger Bloom for help. News media covers the story. 161347 2005 NUMB3RS: Pilot T Episode #1. 1-23-2005 News Media. Reporter #1 (Richard Saxton). Reporter #2 (Anna Maganini). Reporter #3 (Mark Berry). 161348 2007 NUMB3RS: Primacy T DVD -R HQ 9258 Episode. 11-9-2007 News Media 161349 2007 NUMB3RS: Tabu T DVD -R HQ 9278 Episode. 11-16-2007 News Media Kidnapped heiress complains about to her rich father about how he made her a “punch line on David Letterman” as the Tabloid Princess. Refers to news media coverage of her. Turns out she is the one who planned the whole thing and finally takes her father hostage before the FBI can rescue him and capture her. 161350 2009 NUMB3RS: Trouble in Chinatown T DVD -R HQ 10805 Episode. 1-23-2009 News Media. Feud between Chinese gangs leads to kidnapping of an undercover agent and the reappearance of Samuel Kraft, self-proclaimed psyche who wants to do a reality show on how he works with the FBI and solves cases. 161351 2007 NUMB3RS: Trust Metric T DVD -R HQ 9003 News Media coverage. 161352 2006 NUMB3RS: Undercurrents T DVD -R HQ 6069 Episode. 5-12-2006 Reporter. News Media. Bodies of young Asian girls wash up on the beach including one with the bird flu. 161353 2006 NUMB3RS: Waste Not T DVD -R HQ 7365 Episode. 11-17-2006 News Media. After a sinkhole collapses under a school playground, the FBI team investigates a trail of illegal waste-disposal. 161354 1983 Number 10: Underdog T Episode #2. 2-20-1983 Reporter (Peter Bagley). Reporter (Anthony Havering). 161355 2001 Number 9 Rodeo Drive N Montgomery, Jo Public Relations Practitioner Stephanie Karras is a beautiful, strong-willed woman who, starting from scratch, builds Number 9 Rodeo Drive into Hollywood’s hottest PR firm. An intimate inside look at the fast-paced world of PR, the public relations industry in Hollywood from the 1960s through the 1980s. Karras comes from a small town in southwestern Oklahoma and comes to Hollywood to make her fortune. 161356 1974 Number 96: T Episode. 2-1-1974. Series 1972-1977. Australia. Interviewer (Ray Mitchell). 161357 1974 Number 96: T Australia. Series 1972-1977. Created a sensation dealing graphically with homosexuality, drug and alcohol addictions, ambitious and promiscuous people, insanity, rape and lots of sex. Journalist Paul Mathews (David Whitford) and Photographer Bruce Taylor (Paul Weingott) have relationships with series’ star character Lawyer Don Finlayson. 161358 1968 Number One M DVD -R 1720 Heston Sportswriter Cal Woodward's column critical of football great. 161359 1985 Number One MT Interviewer (Prunella Gee) 161360 1995 Number One Fan M Reporter (Nina Blackwood) 161361 1982 Number One Sunset Boulevard N Silverstein, Mickie.-Teddi Sanford News Media 161362 1987 Number One With a Bullet M Reporter (Kim Marriner). 161363 2009 Number One with a Bullet DT Documentary Reporter (Joan Murray - Voice). Documentary that examines the violence in hip-hop through conversations with rappers discussing their experiences of being shot. 161364 2004 Number One, Longing. Number Two, Regret M Journalist (Jon Alcock). Photographer (Geoff Eyers) 161365 1960 Numbered Account, The NM OWN - H - P Bridge, Ann (Lady Mary Dolling O'Malley) #4 Julia Probyn Series Freelance Journalist Julia Probyn works from time to time as a freelance journalist for several English weeklies and at least one provincial daily In "Julia Involved" (H) 161366 1978 Nuorallatanssijan kuolema elli kuinka Pete Q sai siivet TF Finland Interviewer (Vesa Vierikko). 161367 1995 Nur uber meine Leische MF Journalist-Reporter (Carola Wegerle). News broadcaster-Nachrichtensprecherin (Karin Klix)_ 161368 2000 Nuremberg MT Miniseries American Photographer (Norm Berketta). 161369 2000 Nurse Betty M TV Anchor (Elaine Corral Kendall) 161370 2009 Nurse Jackie: Health Care and Cinema T DVD -R HQ 11359 Episode #12. 8-24-2009 Movie Critic Neil Lederman (Victor Garber), a dry and demanding patient, comes out of his coma. Eddie learns the truth about Jackie’s family. 161371 2009 Nurse Jackie: Pill-O-Matix T DVD -R HQ 11359 Episode #11. 8-17-2009 Movie Critic Neil Lederman (Victor Garber), a dry and demanding patient, is harassed by the student nurse Zoey. She then puts him into a coma by accidentally giving him an overdose of a pain killer, Fentanyl. 161372 1996 Nursery, The N Culbertson, Judi Magazine Journalist Diana Larsen is a Woman magazine reporter researching a magazine article on adoption probes a local home for unwed mothers. She turns up disturbing irregularities Only she takes a woman seriously who believes her newly adopted son, found dead in his crib, is not really the child who she believes was kidnapped. Police suspect the mother succumbed to fatigue and stress and smothered the child. Former maternity house resident calls Larsen with something important to reveal. The mother and the reporter team up to hunt for the son (and the reporter for a good article). They team up to uncover the truth. Number of supposedly accidental deaths increases and they discover villainy as bizarre as it is gruesome. 161373 1992 Nurses (with Geraldo Rivera) T SV 173 Episode. 11-7-92 Reporter Geraldo Rivera 161374 1964 Nurses, The: Love of a Smart Operator, The T Episode #68. 6-25-1964 Photographer (Roger Boxhill). 161375 2002 Nursie M TV Newscaster (Gordon R. Reid) 161376 1921 Nut, The M Davenport, Kenneth (Story). William Parker, Lotta Woods (Senario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter Pernelius Vanderbrook Jr. (Morris Hughes) is a millionaire cub reporter for the New York Times. He brings together an inventor and a woman who believes poor children will be helped by being exposed to the homes of the rich. Vanderbrook first gets onto a story that someone is pushing cart full of bodies through Greenwich Village. Sneaks into the hero's apartment and discovers bodies are actually mannequins. Heroine tricked by gambler while trying to help poor children. She is rescued by inventor. Ness: Pernelius Vanderbrook Jr. is a thinly veiled imitation of Cornelius Vanderbilt. 161377 1987 Nuts M Court Reporter (Matt Riivald). 161378 1992 Nutt House, The M TV Newscaster (Christopher Mankiewicz). Benefit Reporter (Catherine Bach). Tennis Reporter (Lesa Ann Pedriana). 161379 1992 Nutt House, The M Newscaster (Christopher Mankiewicz). Tennis Reporter (Lisa Ann Pedriana). Benefit Reporter (Catherine Bach). Two identical twins, separated since infancy, meet after 30 years causing a series of mistaken identity and crisis for all involved. 161380 1942 Nutty News C Parody Newsreel 161381 2000 Nutty Professor II: Klumps, The M News Media. Krusty Reporter (James D. Brubaker). American Newscaster (Richard Saxton). 161382 2007 Nya manniskan, Den MF Denmark Journalists (Dag Helmerson, Susanne Hellstrom) 161383 1988 Nya tider MTF Journalist (Soren Hagdal) 161384 2001 Nya tider TF Episode #64. 5-29-2001 Journalist P-G Ek (Jan Arfstrom). 161385 2005 NYC Halloween Parade DT Interviewer (Debbie Rochon - Street Interviewer). Hosts (Kathleen Murphy, Felissa Rose, Dee Snider). 161386 2004 Nyhedsmagasinet TF Denmark. Series Reporter Camilla Miehe-Renard. Hosts Mette Vibe Utzon, Soren Vesterby. 161387 1984 Nyla Wade: Burton Widows, The NM McConnell, Vicki #2 Nyla Wade Mysteries Reporter Nyla Wade is a lesbian journalist working in Oregon. She explores the past murder of two lesbians and finds a rich lesbian heritage, gay political allies, new friendships and love. 161388 1988 Nyla Wade: Double Daughter NM OWN - H McConnell, Vicki #3 Nyla Wade Mysteries Reporter Nyla Wade is a lesbian journalist working in Oregon. One friend lies in a death-like coma. Another is marked for certain violence. When Nyla finally uncovers the truth about the campaign of hate she finds herself in the greatest peril of her life 161389 1982 Nyla Wade: Mrs. Porter's Letter NM OWN - H McConnell, Vicki #1 Nyla Wade Mysteries Reporter Nyla Wade is a lesbian journalist working in Oregon takes on her first case. 161390 2005 Nylon Angel NSF Pierres, Marianne de Journalist Razz Retribution is a 1-World journalist, a newsgirl, who is murdered on the Hi-way. While trying to send her sadistic boss to death row, Parrish Plessis finds herself sheltering a suspect in the newsgirl’s murder. In a world run by the media, the truth isn’t relevant -- it’s bad for ratings. Which is why Parish finds herself tagged for the murder -- and up to her tricked-out leather tank top in trouble. “The 1-World News blared on the vid screen a report about Razz Retribution’s assassination headlining it...the reporting bordered on hysteria: ‘One-World is devastated to inform all those viewers on the public viewing net of the brutal and cowardly slaying today of their beloved news anchorwoman, Razz Retribution. Razz Retribution was rumoured to be investigating reports of illegal genetic experimentation, when her car exploded on Hi-way 1049. Two men were cammed by Hi-way security fleeing from the site. If you have seen these men, please contact your Militia buddy with the information. One-World needs you, its family, to root out this evil continuing to plague our new era....’” In a world where the rich live behind the safety of a giant fortress wall and everyone else can go to hell Parrish Plesis has learned some useful survival tactics. Like don’t cross Jamon Mondo -- unless you want to be dead by the morning. But what’s a girl supposed to do when the one chance she may have of escaping from his grubby, stinking paws presents itself? Anyway, it’s hard to be a saint in a city, and Parrish is sick of doing what she’s told. Tonight she’s going to take her chance because she can’t face tomorrow. Parrish Plessis lives in a world where the divide between rich and poor is lethally enforced. On the wrong side of that divide, she has been working as a bodyguard in a world of genetic and cyber enhancements, overcrowding, fear and squalor. The soil has become so toxic that nothing will grow on it, and it’s not even safe to walk barefoot. When the Journalist Razz Retribution is murdered, Parrish finds herself involved in sheltering a suspect. The media control the eyes of the wealthy world, and the truth is very much their decision. So when they decide someone is guilty, that person will pay for the crime no matter what. Their hovering cameras and interrogation units are everywhere. 161391 1944 Nylon Murders CB Everybody’s Comics #1 Reporter Joan Mason 161392 2004 Nyocker MF Hungary CNN Reporter (Eva Soltesz - Voice). TV Anchor (Zoltan Toth G. - Voice). 161393 1987 Nyolc evszak MTF Hungary. Miniseries PR Manager (Ottilia Borbath) in Clothes Factory. TV News Editor (Pal Somogyvan). 161394 2004 NYPD 2069 MT Reporter (Carl Gilliard). 161395 1994 NYPD Blue: T SVDSP 1241 (Media Excerpts). SVD 1129 (Media Excerpts). VHS 329. SV 318, 298, 281, 250. Episodes. Series 9-21-1993 to 3-1-2005. News Media 161396 1993 NYPD Blue: 4B or Not 4B T Episode #2. 9-28-1993 News Media. Reporter #1 (Peter Jacobson). Reporter #2 (Kevin Davis). Reporter #3 (Oni Faida Lampley). 161397 1996 NYPD Blue: Blackboard Jungle, The T Episode #54. 1-16-1996 Reporter witnesses Andy Sipowicz having a race relations problem with the organizer of the event. 161398 1993 NYPD Blue: Brown Appetit T Episode #3. 10-5-1993 News Media. Reporter #3 (Oni Faida Lampley). 161399 1996 NYPD Blue: Closing Time T Episode #65. 5-14-1996 News Media. Reporter (Mary Major). 161400 1997 NYPD Blue: Draining Experience, A T Episode #88. 5-20-1997 Magazine Journalist who wrote a bad story on the cops in New York now needs their help when he is mugged trying to help someone in trouble. Greg Medavoy and James Martinez help him out. 161401 1996 NYPD Blue: Girl Talk T Episode #60. 3-19-1996 News Media. Reporter (Maggie Rodriguez). Rapist-murderer is throwing small children from the tops of buildings and a cop from another precinct joins Simone and Sipowicz with their investigation. 161402 1994 NYPD Blue: Guns 'n Rosaries T Episode #21. 5-10-1994 News Media. Reporter #1 (Susan Metcalf). Reporter #2 (Dean Regan). 161403 1995 NYPD Blue: In the Butt, Bob T Episode #32. 1-10-1995. News Media. Reporter (Mary Major). 161404 2000 NYPD Blue: Irvin Files, The T Episode #145. 3-28-2000 Magazine Freelancer Nikki Cameron (Jamie Rose) is trying to write her first article for an art magazine about Beller returns to the squad to give the detectives additional information about the art dealer's cousin. She tells the detectives the art dealer's cousin had a set of keys and has returned to New York. The detectives are looking into the disappearance of a snooty art dealer. Hint of mutual interest between Cameron and Danny Sorenson . After meeting Beller and his cousin, Sorenson and Sipowicz return to Beller's apartment where they are nearly ambushed by Cameron's accomplice who is carrying a gun. Both Nikki and her accomplice are brought into the squad and Sorenson lets her know that it will go better for her if she helps them put her accomplice away. 161405 2001 NYPD Blue: Johnny Got His Gold (2) T Episode #176. 11-6-2001 News Media. Detectives Connie McDowell, Greg Medavoy and Baldwin Jones begin investigating a shooting at a restaurant and see the news, which shows a picture of Sipowicz and mention his involvement in the morning's shootout. Reporter (Mackie West). 161406 1995 NYPD Blue: Murder With Teeth In It, A T SV 298, 297, 296 (Media Excerpts). Episode #36. 2-21-1995 Reporter is Bobby Simone's girlfriend. He mentions a case in which evidence in the death of a pimp points to a cop that once helped Andy Sipowicz out with a problem. Bobby later regrets telling the reporter when the story hits the papers. 161407 1993 NYPD Blue: NYPD Lou T Episode #7. 11-2-1993 TV Reporter #1 (Riley Steiner). TV Reporter #2 (Joe Banks). 161408 2002 NYPD Blue: Oedipus Wrecked T SVD 1430 Episode. 5-7-2002 News Media 161409 2003 NYPD Blue: Off the Wall T DVD -R HQ 8189 Episode. 4-8-2003 News Media. Police accidentally shoot a 13-year-old boy while in pursuit of a murder suspect. Man with a record of beating his girlfriend is found dead. 161410 2000 NYPD Blue: Roll Out the Barrel T DVD -R HQ 4305. SVD 1124. SVD 1026 Episode Reporter Nicole Graf (Elizabeth Berkley) chases a hot story about a mobster's link to a dismembered woman. She has the same lead as the detectives who begin a stakeout of a mobster's current home. When Jones tries to persuade the reporter to leave, he winds up accompanying her while they tail the mobster to a restaurant. While at the restaurant Jones confronts the mobster who's been abusing his wife. 161411 2005 NYPD Blue: Stratis Fear T DVD -R HQ 2689 Episode. 1-18-2005 Public Relations man is killed after he has an affair with a paraplegic's wife. 161412 2000 NYPD Blue: Tea and Sympathy T Episode #151. 5-9-2000 Reporter Nicole Graf (Elizabeth Berkeley) that Baldwin Jones gave the story about a mobster's dead wife two weeks ago approaches him about the possibility of the two of them getting together for sex. He would rather have dinner first. 161413 1994 NYPD Blue: Trials & Tribulations T Episode #23. 10-11-1994 News Media. Reporter #1 (Mary Major). Reporter #2 (Tiiu Leek). 161414 1994 NYPD Blue: Trials and Tribulations T Episode #23. 10-11-1994 News Media. Reporter #1 (Mary Major). Reporter #2 (Tiiu Leek). 161415 1995 NYPD Blue: Vishy-Vashy-Vinny T Episode #33. 1-17-1995 News Media. Reporter (Mary Major). 161416 1993 Nyu Yoku no koppu MF Japan Art Critic (Frank Licato). 161417 2001 O M Newscaster (Julie Fishell) 161418 1932 O Clouds, Roll Back SS MLPL Latimer, Margery In "Guardian Angel and Other Stories." Magazine. Irma Sprecher and Spencer Goff and a new literary magazine. They want the editor Bruce to resign. Narrator is Lucia. Helen agrees to stand by them. But they end up supporting Bruce. 161419 1985 O slave a trave MF Photographer (Vlado Muller) 161420 1999 O som i Markoolio TF Mockdocumentary Reporter (Fredde Granberg). 161421 2005 O.C., The: Blaze of Glory, The T Episode #43. 3-17-2005 Magazine Editor Carter Buckly (Billy Campbell) of Newport Living, a magazine in Orange County. Kirsten Cohen (Kelly Rowan), the publisher of the magazine, wants Carter to stick with the magazine despite his reservations. Cohen is a strong businesswoman who runs her rich husband's property development business and decides to start a magazine. 161422 2005 O.C., The: Brothers Grimm, The T Episode #44. 3-24-2005 Magazine Editor Carter Buckly (Billy Campbell) of Newport Living, a magazine in Orange County. The magazine is officially launched. 161423 2007 O.C., The: Case of the Franks, The T Episode #89. 2-1-2007 TV Newscaster (Mel Fair). 161424 2006 O.C., The: Chrismukk-huh? The T Episode #83. 12-14-2006 News Media. News Correspondent (Jeff Witzke). 161425 2005 O.C., The: Chrismukkah Bar Mitz-vahkkah, The T Episode #61. 12-15-2005 Photographer (Blair Hickey). 161426 2007 O.C., The: Groundhog Day, The T Episode #88. 1-25-2007 Reporter (Mel Fair). 161427 2005 O.C., The: Mallpisode, The T DVD -R HQ 9081 Episode #42. 3-10-2005 Magazine Editor Carter Buckly (Billy Campbell) of Newport Living, a magazine in Orange County. Kristen Cohen and Julie await the arrival of the new editor for Newport Living. Marissa takes a break to join Summer, Seth and Ryan at the mall. 161428 2005 O.C., The: O.C. Confidential, The T Episode #47. 4-21-2005 Magazine Editor Carter Buckly (Billy Campbell) of Newport Living, a magazine in Orange County. Kirsten Cohen and Carter, fulfilling more than their editorial duties, take a trip to Featherbrook's winery. 161429 2003 O.C., The: Perfect Couple, The T Episode #10. 11-12-2003 Photographer, Riviera (Kelly McCracken). 161430 2005 O.C., The: Power of Love, The T Episode #35. 1-13-2005 Photographer (Stephon Fuller). 161431 2005 O.C., The: Rager, The T Episode #46. 4-14-2005 Magazine Editor Carter Buckly (Billy Campbell) of Newport Living, a magazine in Orange County. Sandy wants to continue his friendship with Carter leaving a confused Kirsten. 161432 2005 O.C., The: Return of the Nana, The T Episode #48. 5-5-2005 Magazine Editor Carter Buckly (Billy Campbell) of Newport Living, a magazine in Orange County. Kirsten is left on her own to deal with her feelings for Carter. 161433 2005 O.C., The: Risky Business, The T Episode #45. 4-7-2005 Magazine Editor Carter Buckly (Billy Campbell) of Newport Living, a magazine in Orange County. Carter reinvigorates Seth and Zach's comic book dream much to the annoyance of Summer. 161434 1995 O.J. Simpson Story, The MT SVD 570 Journalist-Interviewer (Helaine Lembeck). Former football star's rise to fame and the events leading up to his arrest on murder charges. 161435 1974 O.J. Simpson: Juice on the Loose DT Los Angeles Times Reporter Dwight Chapin. 161436 1995 O.J. Simpson: Trial, The DT Series News Media. Anchors Paul Moyer, Colleen Williams. Analyst Manny Medrano. 161437 2002 O.J.: Study in Black & White, A DT Sportscaster Jim Lampley, ABC Sports (1974-1987). Sportswriter Larry Felser, Buffalo News (1963-2001). Sports Editor Brad Pye Jr., Los Angeles Sentinel (1955-1983). Former Los Angeles Bureau Chief Lou Cannon of the, Washington Post. Former Sportswriter James Baker of the Buffalo Courier-Express. Correspondent Bernard Golbert of CBS News (1972-2000). 161438 1946 O.S.S. M Public Relations Man John Martin (Alan Ladd) 161439 1958 O.S.S.: Operation Newsboy T Episode #22. 2-17-1958. Dramatic Series Newspaper Editor (Lloyd Lamble). 161440 1906 O'Brien-Burns Contest, Los Angeles, California DM Nov. 26th, 1906 Interviewer. Interview before the fight 161441 2004 O'Brien's Desk: Historical Mystery, An NM Russell, Ona Reporter helps a female judge in 1923 unravel clues surrounding the blackmailing and near-fatal breakdown of one of Ohio's most prominent judges. Soon she becomes a victim of the blackmailer's hatred and revenge. With the help of a story-hungry reporter to whom the judge becomes ambivalently attached, she sets out to free the judge and herself from a common enemy. The answer is in the hidden recesses of O'Brien's desk. Based on true events. 161442 1938 O'Mara N OWN - H Greene, Laurence Newspaperman. Tramp newspaperman, drunk, wastes talent. Hard-boiled newspaperman. The Atlantic Advocate. Malachy O'Mara, a genius at a headline. 161443 1996 O'Reilly Factor, The T Series. 10-7-1996- News Contributor (Sandee Hubbell) 161444 2005 O'Reilly Factor, The T Episode #102. 3-8-2005 CBS News President Van Gordon Sauter. 161445 1878 O'Shah SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Satires & Burlesques." Parody News. Series of news letters describing a visit to England by the Shah of Persia (satire). London Telegraph. Reuter. 161446 1919 Oakdale Affair, The M AFI-Authors Writer 161447 2000 Oaklake Project M Reporter Shawna (Shawna Lake) investigates strange goings-on in a dark forest. With her trusty cameraman Tyler McNeal, Shawna attempts to uncover the truth behind mysterious disappearance of Oaklake's beautiful women./ Shawna's cameraman isn't as reliable as she hoped and the beautiful brunette reporter is soon captured by the forest's malevolent force. 161448 2002 Obeo deo reinbou (aka Over the Rainbow) MF South Korea Korean TV Anchorman-Weatherman Jin-su Lee (Lee Jung-Jae) who is suffering from partial amnesia after a nasty traffic accident and is now attempting to retrace memories of a lover named “Rainbow” he no longer remembers. He has a strong feeling that he is in love with someone. Unaware of this person’s actual identity, he sets out on a quest to find his missing love with the help of a trusted high school companion. But in the process of looking for his long-lost lover, he starts to develop feelings for his friend. 161449 1990 Obit NM OWN - H Paisner, Daniel Newspaperman. Axel Pimletz writes obituaries for a Boston newspaper 161450 1952 Obit Delayed N Nielsen, Helen Press 161451 1946 Obit for Obie SS OWN Brown, Fredric In "Pure Pulp," 1999. Expanded into novel, "The Deep End." Newspaperman Sam Evans, veteran newspaperman is haunted by discrepancies in an accidental death and uses his vacation to piece together the true story 161452 1973 Obituary SM GPL Theridion, Paul Reporter Bartholomew Schreiber and copyreader A.T. Ropos were fated for a bad end. Narrator: city editor who knew them well. Schreiber covered general assignments -- a big overgrown guy, mostly blubber. Schreiber, a Yale man. Performance was erratic. Once or twice came within a hairbreadth of a Pulitzer Prize. Medium-sized newspaper. Ropos was a Harvard man. Bony elf. Had a huge scissors. Ropos and Schreiber had an all-out war on copy. Schreiber pulled a revolver and fired point-blank at the little man's chest. Ropos plunged the shears into the reporter's heart and the two adversaries sank in death to the city room floor. 161453 2006 Obituary M DVD -R HQ 9739, 9738. Obituary Columnist Denise (Dennie) Wilcox (Josie Bissett) of the Oakville Tribune. Obituary writer’s sanity is questioned as she investigates a murder. She narrates the story by stating that Journalism 101 teaches a basic lead: who, what, when, where and why. She works long hours in the morgue writing obituaries for the newspaper. When a colleague questions why she works so hard on obituaries, she explains these stories are important. City Editor Stanley Morgan is old and pushes himself too hard, smokes two packs of cigarettes a day. He drops dead of a heart attack and Wilcox wants his job. Wilcox writes the editor’s obituary: “Husband, father, journalist, gentleman. Born Sept. 26, 1928. In Oakville of natural causes, aged 68.” “A dedicated news reporter for the Oakville Tribune....” She doesn’t get the job. An old flame Simon Castella (Grant Nickcalls) does and takes over city news. She’s angry because she was in line for the job. Editor tells her to work hard, “pay your dues and your time will come.” Jealous, deranged colleague (“The Yellow Scarf Killer”) stalks her, tries to kill her. She kills him and Simon and Denise walk away holding each other. Ends her narration with the same 5 Ws. She ends up as features editor of the Tribune and kissing the City Editor in the newsroom while the Editor looks on. 161454 2004 Obituary for Major Reno, A N Wheeler, Richard S. Reporter Joseph Richler of the New York Herald conducts the last interview with one of Custer's senior officers who was condemned for failing to come to Custer's aid on the day of the massacre in Montana, 1876. He tells the reporter he hopes to finally tell his side of the story. Richler doubts the man will be able to add anything new to the much-publicized account and is surprised to find he likes the man and believes him. He wonders why so many people vilified the man who actually saved half of Custer's company. Richler's investigation reveals treachery, professional jealousy, scapegoating hysteria. 161455 1962 Obituary for Mr. X T Dick Powell Show - 1-23-62 Newspaper. Steve Cochran, Nancy Davis, John Ireland, Dina Merrill, Gary Merrill 161456 2000 Obituary Writer, The N Shreve, Porter Cub Reporter in St. Louis, small-time newsroom. 161457 1973 Obituary, The: Evil Touch, The T 10-7-73 Newspaper. Leslie Nielsen 161458 1928 Object -- Alimony M AFI-Playwrights/Novelists Writer 161459 1993 Object Lesson N Orlando, Jordan Reporter. Solitary life of a young reporter interrupted by news of his friend's violent injury. 161460 1990 Object of Desire M Photographer (Laura Gemser) 161461 2004 Object of My Affection M Short - Comedy Interviewer (Peta Manning). 161462 1998 Object of My Affection, The M DVD Theatre Critic Rodney Fraser (Nigel Hawthorne) is a cultural snob, outwardly superior, snotty drama critic who is gay. He is also a man of profound vulnerability, considerable wisdom and, in his private life anyway, compassionate. TV Anchor (Rosanna Scotto). TV Anchor (John Roland). 161463 2008 Object of My Obsession NR North, Cara Gay Sex Columnist Sonja Love of the Cali Chronicle, a popular print and online magazine, has two lovers -- all-American actors, one in film, the other on a popular cable television series. Together they do things in private that no one can ever know about. Sonja Love, sex columnist extraordinaire, PhD, has a main goal: to get an interview with the object of her obsession, Jacob Brandon, hot new Hollywood hunk dejour. Thanks to a highly controversial film, in which he stars, she is able to get to the press junket and finally meets the man she masturbates to regularly. The first time they meet is on an elevator during a thunderstorm and the power goes out. Taking advantage of the situation she treats him to what she learned in a research class about oral sex. When the power returns she leaves him breathless and wanting. Once they meet again he fears she was just trying to cause a scandal. She fears he may try to get her fired. Standing her ground she assures him that she did it for herself, not for the world and stomps out without and interview. Jacob finds her at the hotel and convinces her to let him in. Once inside it takes moments for her to forgive him, and minutes for her to get him naked again. Jacob does things to her she had only researched and wrote about. Leaving with a kiss and a smile, taking her business card, and her anal virginity with him she thinks it is over. Jacob calls her; he comes to visit her in her secluded home in Kentucky. Wanting respite from the world, a sanctuary where he can hide out, he finds more than sex appealing about Sonja. When Jacob invites his best friend and fellow actor, Henry Dare, to hide out a week or so with them, things heat up in a new direction. Sonja can feel the heat between the two actors as much as she can feel their attraction to her. A triangle forms, toys are tested, boundaries broken and three people find freedom at last. However, things are not always as good as they seem. 161464 1945 Objective, Burma (aka Objective Burma!) M DVD -R HQ 2282, 2283, 2284. SVD 1350 Bessie, Alvah (Story). Ranald MacDougall, Lester Cole (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist-Correspondent Mark Williams (Henry Hull) writes syndicated column for American News Service. Wants to accompany captain and men on mission. Captain opposes idea because of columnist's age. Platoon ends up behind enemy lines. Grueling march back and columnist sees enemy atrocities. He and captain find remains of other platoon members who have been tortured. Columnist calls Japanese filthy savages saying they should be wiped off face of the earth. Journalist becomes delirious during trek and wanders off to die in the brush. Eulogized by captain and remaining members of platoon. One soldier: "It's funny how he was always trying to find out what we were fighting for." Another: "Maybe now he knows." Horrors of war through reporter's eyes. Sees hardships faced by soldiers on regular basis, forced to face brutality of war firsthand. Vital link to people back home. Soldiers express excitement that families will read about them in his columns. Tells Captain that he's rather be sitting on a nice soft stool in the National Press Club in Washington D.C. "surrounding a tall, cold bourbon and soda." Captain: "What? Why I didn't know newspapermen drank." 161465 1982 Objects of Affection: Marks T UK. Episode #2. Photographer (Ojah Maharaj). 161466 1982 Objects of Affection: Our Winnie T UK. Episode #3. 11-12-1982 Interviewer (Veronica Roberts). Art Student Liz (Lesley Manville) takes a photograph of three women making them look ridiculous. She enters the photograph into a competition and wins a prize. 161467 1941 Obliging Young Lady M DVD -R HQ 2301, 2302. SVDSP 1432 Horman, Arthur T. (Story). Frank Ryan, Bert Granet (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent "Red " Reddy (Edmund O'Brien) returns from the Far East and annoys a woman he met on a train. She is assistant to attorney involved in custody battle over little girl. She is asked to take care of child until matter is settled. Reddy's editor wants him to return to the paper. But he heads for the country to write a book. He once again ends up on train with the woman who has decided to take her young ward out of the city to avoid publicity. She discovers Reddy on the train. They end up at country inn where the reporter pretends to be woman's husband and little girl's father to throw off detective. Woman's boyfriend shows up as does "Space" O'Shea (Eve Arden, a reporter for The Tribune assigned to find the little girl. O'Shea recognizes girl but the woman asks her not to print anything. After O'Shea reveals Reddy is reporter, woman is upset, but Reddy promises story will not get into print. Reddy ends up with woman. O'Shea ends up with woman's boyfriend. "Look, why don't you give up trying to be the world's worst reporter and marry some substantial dope." "Why don't you get substantial, dope!" Managing Editor (Joseph Crehan). 161468 1995 Oblivion N Hart, Josephine London Journalist and TV Talk-Show Host Andrew Bolton is still mourning the death of his wife, still carrying on a sorrow-steeped dialogue in his head. He interviews a playwright who tells him oblivion is the journey's end, not death. Fear of being forgotten. Finally able to reconcile his feelings and his own fear that his wife's memory will fade into obscurity. 161469 2004 Oblivion M Canada-Australia Reporter (Harris Hart). 161470 1991 Obnazhyonnaya v shlyape MF Journalist Natasha (Anna Nazaryeva). Journalist Igor "Igrushka" ("Toy") Kushkin (Aleksei Serebryakov - A Journalist). Journalist Zuyev (Oleg Shtefanko - A Journalist). 161471 1949 Oboler Comedy Theatre T Series Press 161472 2000 Obra Maestra (aka Masterpiece) MF Truba, David Spain Reporters and Photographers cover the rise and fall and subsequent rise of a famous star whose career is starting to go downhill because of her drug problems. Film Scriptwriters Benito and Carlo, love her so much they kidnap her. 161473 2000 Obscuratio MF Reporter (Jan Koerner) 161474 1995 Observe Or Die N Papageorge, Alec Journalists. Newspapers. Newspaper publishing in South Africa. 161475 1988 Obsessed M News Media. First Journalist (Judah Katz). Second Journalist (Sandi Stahlbrand). 161476 1985 Obsessed with a Married Woman MT Camhe, Beverly J., Arlene Sidaris (Story). C. O'Brien, Dori Pierson, Marc Rubel (Teleplay) Ness Book Magazine Editor Diane Putnam (Jane Seymour) at Metro New York magazine is infatuated with freelance journalist Tony Hammond (Tim Matheson) and hires him to do a piece on mistresses. Hammond objects to the assignment, but the editor tells him she does not want an article that is glib or shallow and finally persuades him to do the piece. Potential source editor provides goes nowhere so the reporter decides to do his own research. Hammond also has an affair with Putnam. Beings to understand the subject better when he has to compete with the editor's husband for her time. Eventually she leaves him inspiring him to write an article entitled, "My Life as a Mistress." Editor tries to take him back after the article appears, but he tells her, "I was just your mistress…you'll get over me." 161477 1976 Obsession M L Newscaster (Regis Cordic). Paper Boy (Thomas Carr) 161478 1984 Obsession, The N OWN - P Smith, Frederick E. Reporter Claire Maplin, top reporter attempts to get a story on a World War II hero turned fascist, then she becomes personally involved with him. 161479 1923 Obvious Thing, The SS USC Beach, Rex .E. In "Big Brother and Other Stories." Editor and Publisher Major Parkerer. Lockport Daily and Weekly Argus. Joey Dunn, local editor, city editor, society editor, dramatic editor and entire reportorial staff of the Argus. 161480 1977 Obyasnenive v lyubvi MF Journalist Filippok (Yuri Bogatyryov) 161481 1767 Occasional Prelude, A P USC Foote, Samuel Newsmongers 161482 1966 Occasional Wife: T Series. Sportscaster Vince Scully narrated the episodes 161483 1966 Occasional Wife: I Do, We Don't T Episode #5. 10-11-1966 Photographer (Jim Begg). Narrator Sportscaster Vin Scully 161484 1967 Occasional Wife: Kangaroo Kandidates T Episode #19. Newspaperman (Johnny Silver). Narrator Sportscaster Vin Scully. 161485 1994 Occhio Pinocchio MF Reporter (David Perskins). 161486 1912 Occult Detector, The SSF Giesy, J.U. and Julius. B. Smith Cavalier, Feb. 17-March 2 serial, 1912. Former Newspaper Reporter Glace, narrator, part of Glace and Bryce, Private Investigators (Bryce is a retired police inspector). Smithson, city editor of the Record. Gordon Glace, a reporter. 161487 1987 Occultist, The M News Media. TV Reporter (Miriam Zucker). Reporter #1 (Simon Poulton). 161488 1955 Occupation Thief (Fugitives) NM MacKenzie, Donald Press 161489 2005 Occupation, The N Walters, Guy Journalist Robert Lebonneur is suspicious when in June, 1990, workmen digging foundations for a new hotel in the Channel Island of Alderney fall sick. Their illness is similar to that suffered by many islanders over the last half-century. Then Lebonneur finds a diary written by Lieutenant-Colonel Max von Luck during the wartime occupation. The diary makes it clear that much more is at stake than a mysterious illness. As Lebonneur investigates, he begins to run into the same dark forces that von Luck found himself up against nearly half a century before. As the Allies then made great gains in France, the Channel Islands remain a bastion of Nazi-occupied territory. On Jersey, Lt. Col. von Luck is in charge of liaising with the civilian population. He has little time for his fanatical colleagues, and has earned the respect of many of the Islanders. In his bunker in Berlin, Hitler decides to deploy the V3, a weapon so secret that even the slave laborers constructing it deep beneath the island of Alderney do not know its exact purpose. 161490 1991 Occupational Hazard N Chaloner, John Media Tycoon Max Beaumont hires his old friend Felix Tolly, a highly regarded London newsman, to anchor a TV special on his life. Tolly's interviews elicit Beaumont's own carefully edited autobiography. Born in 1924 Berlin to a Jewish mother and a Prussian father, he was sent to live with an aunt in London during Hitler's rise to power. He received rigorous military training at Sandhurst and distinguished himself in battle. Max became friends with Felix in Germany in late 1945 when Felix was setting up radio services and Max started publishing his first newspaper. As interviews progress, Felix is convinced Max is suppressing something vital. Revelations about this self-made man are revealed. Inspired by real-life media mogul Robert Maxwell. 161491 2008 Occupational Hazards N Segura, Jonathan Reporter Bernard Cockburn is a beat reporter for the Omaha Weekly News-Telegraph. His boss has him chasing dead-end stories on real estate and county funding irregularities when he’d rather be working on that handful of neglected exposes in his bottom desk drawer -- or self-medicating in the apartment he shares with an on-again, off-again girlfriend. Then Cockburn finds himself at a bloody crime scene in downtown Omaha and uncovers a lead in what soon becomes the only story worth pursuing, one that just might pull him down and keep him there for good. From street level to small-town bureaucracy and even the staff at the paper, a vigilante league is intent on cleaning up the ghetto for profit even if means killing a few people to get it done -- an elaborate conspiracy too unbelievable for newsprint. Cockburn's got a past that threatens to invade his present at any moment. Work has become a diversion from his personal life, but almost no one knew about his connection to the death of his best friend's little sister, and now he's begun receiving disconcerting blackmail threats. 161492 2002 Ocean Ave.: T Episode #93. Reporter (Ron Lizardo). 161493 1998 Ocean City M.D. N Croft,Tom Reporter. Billy Bob Lee, works part time for the Ocean City Times. Washington Post reporter-friend, Oliver Garrett. 161494 1916 Ocean Waif, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 161495 1960 Ocean's Eleven M L MacLaine TV Newscaster Don Murphy (Tom Middleton). 161496 2007 Ocean's Thirteen M DVD -R HQ 9391, 9392 Hotel-Casino Critic (David Paymer) is tormented by the Oceans Thirteen gang. 161497 2004 Ocean's Twelve M Photographer (Giulio Magnolia). Photographer (Carla Mori). 161498 1986 Oceans of Fire MT Cameraman (William McKee). 161499 1979 Ochenta anos de Borges, Los TF Interviewer (Antonio Carrizo). 161500 2008 Octagonal Raven NSF Modesitt, L.E. Jr. Media Consultant Daryn Alwyn is a former space pilot who was born to privilege and wealth and rejected the opportunity to join the giant media firm, UniComm, run by his family to seek his own path becoming an independent media consultant. He enjoys his life until he becomes the target for an assassin and finds himself on the run from hidden and powerful enemies. It seems unlikely his success outside the family business could have inspired such expensive assassination attempts, and his father and brother and sister would be more obvious targets within the family. Then his sister is killed, and Daryn is her heir -- suddenly one of the richest and most powerful men in the world. 161501 2002 Octavia MF Journalist (Javier Rioyo) 161502 2006 October 1970 MT Miniseries. Canada Reporter Michel St. Louis (Gary Levert). October 1970 is an eight-part series set at the height of the Quebec crisis. 161503 1988 October in Cairo N Cruz, M War Correspondent Luz Gracida, who writes for two Spanish-language newspapers and is in Cairo to cover the eighth-anniversary celebration of 1973's October War. 161504 1989 October Kill N Rostand, Robert Weinberg List Journalist 161505 2005 October Moon M Female Reporter (Julie King). BET Reporter (DeMarcus Hunter). Shady Reporter (Sy Stevens). 161506 2008 October Road: Revenge of the Cupcake Kid T DVD -R HQ 9473 Episode. 1-7-2008 TV News Media. One of Nick’s high-school endeavors comes back to haunt him when a classmate he ridiculed then turns out to be the man deciding whom to hire for a new project. Involves comic books Nick created about “Cupcake Man.” Nick’s novel based on real characters in the town continues to haunt him. 161507 2008 October Road: Spelling It Out T DVD -R HQ 9503 Episode. 1-14-2008 News Media. TV Newscasts broadcast throughout on the success of a local spelling bee champion. 161508 1999 October Sky M Reporter. Basil Thorpe, Blue Field Telegraph Reporter (Terrence Gibney) 161509 1998 Octopus M Interviewer (Hiromi Toujima) 161510 2002 Octopus 2: River of Fear M Reporter (Miroslava Bancheva). Reporter #1 (Liat Bein). 161511 1901 Octopus, The N OWN - P Norris, Frank Editor of the Bonneville Mercury Genslinger, 161512 1968 Odd Couple, The M DVD -R HQ 6442, 6443. L Simon, Neil (Play-Screenplay) AFI-Reporters/Sportswriters. Ness Book Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Walter Matthau), sloppy and gruff. TV Newswriter Felix Unger (Jack Lemmon), neat and fussy. Madison in press box during Mets game when Unger calls to discuss dinner causing him to miss a triple play. "I've been one of the highest paid sportswriters in the East for the past 14 years, we saved eight and a half dollars in pennies. I'm never home, I gamble, I burn cigar holes in furniture, drink like a fish, lie to her every change I get…." "…Then for our tenth wedding anniversary I took her to the New York Rangers-Detroit Red Wings hockey game where she got hit by a puck." Sportswriter (Heywood Hale Broun - Himself). Sports Announcer (Bill Baldwin). 161513 1982 Odd Couple, The New: T Series 10-1982 to 6-1983. Five Episodes. Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Desmond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) as fashion photographer. 161514 1982 Odd Couple, The New: Brother, Can You Spare a Job? T Episode #3 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Desmond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) as fashion photographer. 161515 1982 Odd Couple, The New: Frances Moves In T Episode #4 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Desmond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) as fashion photographer. 161516 1982 Odd Couple, The New: Ides of April, The T Episode #1 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Desmond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) as fashion photographer. Felix receives a letter from the IRS. While correcting the error at the IRS Office, he accidentally gives away the information about Oscar's tax violations. Felix helps Oscar with his backlogged taxes and saves the day. 161517 1982 Odd Couple, The New: My Strife in Court T Episode #5 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Desmond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) as fashion photographer. Reporter (Joe Alfasa). 161518 1982 Odd Couple, The New: New Car, The T Episode #2 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Desmond Wilson) and Felix Unger (Ron Glass) as fashion photographer. Felix and Oscar win a car. The car becomes a problem when the two are forced to take turns getting up early to move it across the street. Problems are made worse when Felix refuses to let Oscar drive the car for fear that something will happen to it. Eventually they decide to get rid of the car so that it does not come between their friendship. 161519 1970 Odd Couple, The: T SV 67 Episodes. Series. 9-24-70 to 7-4-75. 114 episodes. Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer 161520 1971 Odd Couple, The: And Leave the Greyhound To Us? T Cohan, Martin Episode #38. 12-31-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar and Felix fight over what to do with a greyhound. Oscar wants to use it as a race dog while Felix wants it as a pet. 161521 1973 Odd Couple, The: Barnacle Adventure, A T Rothman, Mark and Lowell Ganz Episode #83. 12-21-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar and his dentist try to convince Felix to invest in a new product: barnacle-made glue. 161522 1971 Odd Couple, The: Being Divorced Is Never Having To Say I Do T Mittleman, Rick Episode #35. 12-10-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar is happy his ex-wife is remarrying. There would be no more alimony. But Felix wants to stop the marriage. 161523 1974 Odd Couple, The: Big Broadcast, The T Episode #103. 11-28-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar takes a job as a sports radio talk show host and tries to keep it a secret from radio crazy Felix After Oscar is hired as a radio host, Felix comes up with his own ideas in order to boost the ratings. 161524 1970 Odd Couple, The: Big Brothers, The T Grant, Perry and Dick Bensfield Episode #9. 11-19-1970 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar and Felix become big brothers to a fatherless boy. 161525 1972 Odd Couple, The: Big Mouth T Joelson, Ben and Art Baer Episode #49. 9-22-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Sportswriter Oscar stars a fight with Howard Cosell (Himself) whom Felix is photographing for an ad. Oscar and Cosell engage in a tongue-to-tongue showdown. First of two appearances by Cosell (the other is Episode #107, "Your Mother Wears Army Boots"). 161526 1974 Odd Couple, The: Bigger They Are, The T Duclon, David W. Episode #105. 12-14-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar is volunteered by Felix to model for a series of weight-loss advertisements. 161527 1970 Odd Couple, The: Blackout, The T Idelson, Bill and Harvey Miller Episode #13. 12-24-1970 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar is blamed for stealing $50 while the entire building is blacked out. 161528 1970 Odd Couple, The: Breakup, The T Flippen, Ruth Brooks Episode #5. 10-22-1970 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer When Oscar throws Felix out of the apartment, he moves in with Murray, then Vinnie, and then the Pigeon sisters. 161529 1971 Odd Couple, The: Bunny Is Missing Down By the Lake T Mandel, Alan and Charles Shyer Episode #18. 2-12-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Weekend at a mountain cabin proves horrendous. 161530 1974 Odd Couple, The: Cleanliness Is Next To Impossible T Rothman, Mark and Lowell Ganz. Episode #85. 1-11-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar decides to be as clean as Felix after being called a slob by his girlfriend. 161531 1974 Odd Couple, The: Different Drummer, A T Buxton, Frank and Michael Leeson Episode #89. 2-22-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix tries to get his old college band on Monty Hall's nostalgia program. Monty Hall (Himself). 161532 1971 Odd Couple, The: Does Your Mother Know You're Out, Rigoletto? T Friedman, Ron Episode #31. 11-5-197 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer In Rigoletto, Oscar is the court jester and Felix is the maestro of the production. 161533 1974 Odd Couple, The: Dog Story, The T Joelson, Ben and Art Baer Episode #97. 10-10-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix abducts Silver the Canine Wonder from a bad agent. Gossip Columnist Rona Barrett (Herself). 161534 1972 Odd Couple, The: Don't Believe in Roomers T Scharlach, Ed and Peggy Elliot Episode #60. 12-22-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Mystery woman makes Oscar and Felix rivals. 161535 1971 Odd Couple, The: Engrave Trouble T Elliot Peggy and Ed Sharlach Episode #17. 2-5-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Thug helps Felix find a stolen watch. 161536 1973 Odd Couple, The: Exorcists, The T Buxton, Frank and Michael Lesson Episode #82. 12-7-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix is convinced air conditioner is haunted by a ghost. 161537 1971 Odd Couple, The: Fat Farm, The T Lewin, Albert E. Episode #32. 11-12-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar and Felix check into a fat farm. 161538 1973 Odd Couple, The: Felix Directs T Miller, Harvey Episode #79. 11-9-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix makes a movie about Oscar Madison 161539 1970 Odd Couple, The: Felix Gets Sick T Lewin, Albert Episode #3. 10-8-1970 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar's date with a stewardess is interrupted by Felix's sickness. 161540 1970 Odd Couple, The: Felix is Missing T Lewin, Albert E. Episode #11. 12-10-1970 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer While Felix is away on a photo assignment, Oscar thinks he is killed 161541 1975 Odd Couple, The: Felix Remarries T Rweznick, Sidney and Larry Rhine Episode #114. 3-7-1975 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer After being kicked out of his apartment five years earlier, Felix convinces his ex-wife that they should remarry. She accepts and they are married. All of a sudden, Oscar Madison is alone, again. 161542 1971 Odd Couple, The: Felix the Calypso Singer T Grant, Perry and Dick Bensfield Episode #37. 12-24-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar, Nancy and Felix spend another unromantic holiday together. 161543 1975 Odd Couple, The: Felix the Horse Player T Winter, Jack Episode #108. 1-23-1975 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar wins a lot at the track -- with help from a friend's tips. 161544 1972 Odd Couple, The: Felix's First Commercial T Lewin, Albert E. Episode #55. 11-3-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix can direct his first television commercial, if Oscar uses his friendship with Deacon Jones to get the elusive football player to appear in the ad. 161545 1971 Odd Couple, The: Felix's Wife's Boyfriend T Friedman, Ron Episode #26. 9-24-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix returns from a photo shoot, and his jealousy appears at the same time his ex-wife shows up with her boyfriend 161546 1970 Odd Couple, The: Fight of the Felix, The T Elliot, Peggy and Ed Scharlach Episode #2. 10-1-1970 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Tough hockey player challenges Felix to a boxing match. 161547 1972 Odd Couple, The: First Baby, The T Marshall, Garry and Bob Brunner Episode #56. 11-10-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix suffers from unique case of trauma while expecting a child. 161548 1974 Odd Couple, The: Flying Felix, The T Rothman, Mark and Lowell Ganz. Episode #86. 1-18-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix is afraid of flying but he has a photography assignment in Houston. 161549 1974 Odd Couple, The: Frog, The T Bensfield, Dick Episode #95. 9-26-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar loses an entry in a frog-jumping contest 161550 1973 Odd Couple, The: Gloria Moves In T Rothman, Mark and Lowell Ganz Episode #71. 9-14-1973. Season 4 Opener Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix's ex-wife visits and he thinks that he can convince her to take him back. 161551 1972 Odd Couple, The: Gloria, Hallelujah T Mittleman, Rick Episode #48. 9-15-1972. Season 3 Opener. Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Computer dating disaster. Oscar gets matched with Felix's ex-wife. 161552 1972 Odd Couple, The: Good, Bad Boy T Bensfield, Dick and Perry Grant Episode #44. 2-11-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix overreacts when his daughter dates a reform school inmate. 161553 1971 Odd Couple, The: Grave For Felix, A T Bensfield, Dick and Perry Grant Episode #29. 10-15-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix searches for a final resting place. 161554 1971 Odd Couple, The: Hideaway, The T Winkler, Harry and Harry Dolan Episode #15. 1-14-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix gets angry when an Eskimo quarterback is exploited. 161555 1974 Odd Couple, The: Hollywood Story, The T Gordon, Al and Hal Goldman Episode #96. 10-3-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix becomes Oscar's agent who lands a bit part in a movie. 161556 1971 Odd Couple, The: Hospital Mates T Marshall, Garry Episode #27. 10-1-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix Is complaining about his nose and decides to get an operation. Oscar is ready to go out with Nancy when he lands on his ankle. Felix and Oscar both end up in the same room at the hospital. Gloria tries to take care of them when they get home. 161557 1973 Odd Couple, The: Hustler, The T Rothman, Mark Episode #65. 2-9-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer There's only one way Felix can get new costumes for his opera group: Oscar has to win the money in a pool game. 161558 1970 Odd Couple, The: I Do, I Don't. T Kleinschmitt, Carl Episode #7. 11-5-1970 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer When Felix feels he's responsible for the separation of a young couple on the very day of their wedding he tries to get the stubborn couple back together 161559 1973 Odd Couple, The: I Gotta Be Me T Duclon, David W. Episode #62. 1-12-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Terminal incompatibility almost throws Felix out. 161560 1972 Odd Couple, The: I'm Dying of Unger. T Glauberg, Joe Episode #53. 10-20-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar is unable to start writing his book while Felix won't stop cracking the whip. 161561 1973 Odd Couple, The: Ides of April, The T Rothman, Mark Episode #63. 1-19-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer IRS summons Felix 161562 1974 Odd Couple, The: Insomniacs, The T Rose, Mickey Episode #90. 3-1-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Suffering from sleeplessness, Felix keeps Oscar awake with his fussing. 161563 1970 Odd Couple, The: It's All Over Now, Baby Bird T McRaven, Dale Episode #10. 12-3-1970 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix's dead parrot. 161564 1970 Odd Couple, The: Jury Story, The T Mitchell, Gordon Episode #4. 10-15-1970 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar and Felix tell the Pigeon Sisters how they first met. 161565 1973 Odd Couple, The: Last Tango in Newark T Friedman, Ron Episode #72. 9-21-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Edward Villella teaches Oscar and Felix how to dance while dancing to music from Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake. 161566 1975 Odd Couple, The: Laugh, Clown, Laugh T Buxton, Frank Episode #113. 2-28-1975 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix is jealous when Oscar and Richard Dawson (Himself) are selected to be co-hosts of a TV show. 161567 1973 Odd Couple, The: Let's Make a Deal T Duclon, David W. and Joe Glauberg Episode #67. 2-23-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer After Felix gets angry at Oscar for burning his bed, Oscar suggests that they appear as contestants on a New York version of Let's Make a Deal so they can win a bed as a prize. What do they dress as? Front and back ends of a horse! What happens? You'll have to see to believe! Monty Hall (Himself),. Producer (Tom Scott). 161568 1971 Odd Couple, The: Lovers Don't Make House Calls T Friedman, Ron Episode #16. 1-29-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar is smitten by a doctor who is treating Felix's allergies. 161569 1973 Odd Couple, The: Maid For Each Other T Barr, Marlene Episode #81. 9-23-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar and Felix try to find a maid who is beautiful enough for Oscar, and clean enough for Felix. 161570 1974 Odd Couple, The: Moonlighter, The T Mishkin, Phil and Mickey Rose Episode #84. 1-4-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer In order to repay borrowed money, Oscar takes a job working in a greasy-spoon café. 161571 1971 Odd Couple, The: Murray the Fink T Grant, Perry and Dick Bensfield Episode #30. 10-29-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar and Felix are arrested after Murray raids the poker game. 161572 1973 Odd Couple, The: Murray Who Came To Dinner, The T Friedman, Ron Episode #70. 3-23-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix and Oscar try to get rid of a depressed houseguest. 161573 1973 Odd Couple, The: My Strife in Court T Rothman, Mark and Lowell Ganz Episode #66. 2-16-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix becomes lawyer to himself and Oscar after they get charged with ticket scalping. 161574 1973 Odd Couple, The: Myrna's Debut T Grant, Perry and Dick Bensfield Episode #64. 2-2-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar's secretary is doomed when she becomes Felix's agent. 161575 1971 Odd Couple, The: Natural Childbirth T Idelson, Bill and Harvey Miller Episode #25. 9-17-1971. Season 2 Opener Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Pregnant relative shows up at Oscar and Felix's door and they try to help her through her impending delivery. 161576 1973 Odd Couple, The: New Car, The T Rothman, Mark Episode #76. 10-19-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Parking nightmares for Oscar and Felix as they fruitlessly attempt to find a parking spot for their new automobile. Dick Clark (Himself).. 161577 1974 Odd Couple, The: New York's Oddest T Jolsen, Ben and Art Baer Episode #91. 3-8-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix joins the NYPD's civilian unit. 161578 1972 Odd Couple, The: Night To Dismember, A T Mittleman, Rick Episode #45. 2-18-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar's separation from his ex-wife seen from different points of view -- Oscar, Felix and Blanche. 161579 1974 Odd Couple, The: Odd Candidate, The T Rothman, Mark and Lowell Ganz Episode #99. 10-24-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix enters Oscar in an election against an incumbent city councilor. Newsman Howard K. Smith (Himself). 161580 1971 Odd Couple, The: Odd Couple Meet Their Host, The T Idelson, Bill and Harvey Miller Episode #33. 11-19-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar and Felix both appear on a popular talk show hosted by David Steinberg (Himself). The TV Talk Show is the setting for the Oscar-Felix sloppy-neat showdown. 161581 1972 Odd Couple, The: Odd Couples, The T Miller, Harvey Episode #54. 10-27-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar has a great and unusual idea about how to prevent his mother from knowing about his divorce 161582 1973 Odd Couple, The: Odd Decathlon, The T Winter, Jack Episode #73. 9-28-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix comes up with a scheme to prove he is more physically fit than Oscar. 161583 1972 Odd Couple, The: Odd Father, The T Zacharias, Steve and Michael Lesson Episode #59. 12-8-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix tries to be a pal to his daughter. 161584 1973 Odd Couple, The: Odd Holiday, The T Mishkin, Phil Episode #75. 10-12-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix attempts to salvage Oscar's marriage and ends up destroying his own marriage in this flashback episode. 161585 1972 Odd Couple, The: Odd Monks, The T Marshall, Garry Episode #52. 10-13-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix and Oscar join Brother Ralph, a former ad exec who turned his back on the rat race, at the Brotherhood of Life Mission for a retreat of peace and contemplation. 161586 1973 Odd Couple, The: Odyssey Couple, The T Brunner, Bob Episode #68. 3-2-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar lies to his mother and tells her that he has a girl -- and she wants to meet her. 161587 1975 Odd Couple, The: Old Flames Never Die T Cohan, Bux and Bill Angelos Episode #112. 2-21-1975 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix is upset when he learns that his high school girlfriend is now a grandmother. 161588 1974 Odd Couple, The: One for the Bunny T Rappaport, John Episode #92. 3-22-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar tells Murray a story recalling a time when Felix worked for Playboy magazine and photographed Gloria for a centerfold. Hugh Hefner (Himself) It is Felix's first big assignment -- to photograph a centerfold. 161589 1974 Odd Couple, The: Oscar in Love T Gottlieb, Carl Episode #104. 12-12-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar wants to be a family man. 161590 1970 Odd Couple, The: Oscar the Model T Belson, Jerry and Garry Marshall Episode #8. 11-12-1970 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Monster is created when Felix shucks Oscar into posing for a cologne ad. 161591 1972 Odd Couple, The: Oscar's Birthday T Lewin, Albert E. and Bob Brunner Episode #57. 11-17-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix intends on giving Oscar a surprise party -- regardless if he likes it or not. 161592 1971 Odd Couple, The: Oscar's New Life T SVD 1140 Winter, Jack Episode #21. 3-5-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar is fired from his job as a sportswriter and gets a new job as a writer for "Harem" a girlie magazine 161593 1972 Odd Couple, The: Oscar's Promotion T Cohan, Martin Episode #46. 2-25-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar hires Felix to photograph an international wrestling match, but Felix advises the Chinese wrestler to retire. It's Oscar's big chance to cover a wrestling match between the United States and China. 161594 1970 Odd Couple, The: Oscar's Ulcer T Rodgers, Bob Episode #6. 10-29-1970 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar's ulcer begins to flare up again. 161595 1974 Odd Couple, The: Our Fathers T Donovan, Martin Episode #102. 11-21-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix's chance meeting between his and Oscar's fathers. Flashback episode. 161596 1972 Odd Couple, The: Partner's Investment T Idelson, Bill and Harvey Miller Episode #43. 2-4-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar, Felix and Murray run a Japanese restaurant. 161597 1972 Odd Couple, The: Password T Buxton, Frank Episode #58. 12-1-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer After meeting Allen Ludden and Betty White at a restaurant where our buddies were having dinner with their dates, Oscar and Felix practice Password at home with their friends, and then try out for the show, where they become contestants. 161598 1974 Odd Couple, The: Paul Williams Show, The T Mittleman, Rick Episode #101. 11-7-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix gets very serious and stiff competition trying to get his daughter's attention when Paul Williams arrives in town. Paul Williams (Himself). 161599 1972 Odd Couple, The: Pen Is Mightier Than The Pencil, The T Winter, Jack Episode #51. 10-6-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix takes a writing course and gives the words "no talent" new meaning. 161600 1973 Odd Couple, The: Pig Who Came To Dinner, The T Rose, Mickey Episode #80. 11-16-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Bobby Riggs (Himself) appears and tries to hustle Oscar out of all his possessions. Billie Jean King (Herself). 161601 1970 Odd Couple, The: Premiere: Laundry Orgy, The T SVDSP 663 Belson, Jerry and Garry Marshall Episode #1. 9-24-1970 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix and Oscar try to break up their poker game so that they can go out with the Pigeon sisters. 161602 1972 Odd Couple, The: Princess, The T Idelson, Bill Episode #50. 9-29-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar falls in love with a princess from a very small country whose royal portrait is being shot by Felix. 161603 1972 Odd Couple, The: Psychic, Shmycic T Friedman, Ron Episode #47. 3-3-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix's instinct involves Oscar, a sports banquet and a murder attempt. 161604 1974 Odd Couple, The: Rain in Spain, The T Mittleman, Rick Episode #93. 9-12-1974. Season 5 Opener Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar's secretary is upset over the loss of her errant beau. 161605 1975 Odd Couple, The: Rent Strike, The T Ragaway, Martin Episode #109. 1-31-1975 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix starts a picket line with his fellow tenants over high rent rates. 161606 1975 Odd Couple, The: Roy Clark Show, The T Howard, Bob and David W. Duclon Episode #111. 2-14-1975 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar's old Army buddy visits and his musical talent impresses Felix. 161607 1970 Odd Couple, The: Scrooge Gets an Oscar T Friedman, Ron Episode #12. 12-17-1970 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar dreams he is haunted by Felix's ghost in a parody of "A Christmas Carol." 161608 1972 Odd Couple, The: Security Arms T Belson, Jerry Episode #39. 1-7-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar and Felix move into a San Quentin-style building. 161609 1974 Odd Couple, The: Shuffling Off To Buffalo T Rothman, Mark Episode #88. 2-8-974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix's brother tries to convince him to leave New York City. 161610 1971 Odd Couple, The: Sleepwalker T Rose, Mickey Episode #28. 10-8-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar begins sleepwalking and annoying Felix 161611 1973 Odd Couple, The: Sometimes a Great Ocean T Klein, Dennis Episode #61. 1-5-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix nurses Oscar's ulcer. 161612 1973 Odd Couple, The: Songwriter, The T Cohan, Buz and Bill Angelos Episode #78. 11-2-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix decides to write a song for Jaye P. Morgan (Herself). 161613 1972 Odd Couple, The: Speak For Yourself T Elliot, Peggy and Ed Scharlach Episode #40. 1-14-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Look back to the 1950s where young Felix suffers from an epic case of bad nerves. 161614 1974 Odd Couple, The: Strike Up The Band Or Else T Mittleman, Rick Episode #98. 10-17-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer After losing $500 in a poker game, Oscar only gets 24 hours to pay up. 161615 1974 Odd Couple, The: Subway Story, The T Rothman, Mark and Lowell Ganz Episode #100. 10-31-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix finally decides to Oscar that New York City is a fun place to live. 161616 1971 Odd Couple, The: Surprise, Surprise! T Fitzell, Jim and Everett Greenbaum Episode #36. 12-17-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar chooses between a poker game and a birthday party for Felix's daughter. 161617 1973 Odd Couple, The: Take My Furniture, Please T Miller, Harvey Episode #69. 3-9-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer After repainting the apartment, Felix gets the redecorating bug and does the entire place over in ultra modern furniture. Oscar can't stand it, and redefines "bad taste" in his makeover with furniture from a discount house. 161618 1971 Odd Couple, The: Taste of Money, A T Turner, Lloyd and Gordon Mitchell Episode #20. 2-26-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar and Felix's neighbor might be a bank robber. 161619 1973 Odd Couple, The: That is the Army Mrs. Madison T Marshall, Gary and Bob Brunner Episode #77. 10-26-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar gets married and spends the wedding night in the Army barracks. Flashback episode. 161620 1973 Odd Couple, The: There Was No Lady T Kalcheim, Lee Episode #74. 10-5-1973 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix's new love interest is married to a jealous professional football player. 161621 1971 Odd Couple, The: They Use Horseradish, Don't They? T Marshall, Garry Episode #14. 1-7-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix's determination to win a cooking contest drives Oscar nuts. 161622 1974 Odd Couple, The: To Bowl Or Not To Bowl T Rose, Mickey Episode #94. 9-19-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix drops a bombshell when he refuses to participate in the championship bowling match. 161623 1993 Odd Couple, The: Together Again MT SVD 527 Klane, Robert Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix moves in while his daughter plans her own wedding without his interfering. Felix helps Oscar recover from surgery. Also lands a job on a TV commercial where he gives voice to a talking toilet seat. 161624 1971 Odd Couple, The: Trapped T Mandel, Alan Episode #24. 5-26-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Why Oscar, Felix and Nancy were arrested. 161625 1975 Odd Couple, The: Two Men on a Hoarse T Donovan, Martin Episode #110. 2-7-1975 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar resists throat surgery so Felix keeps nagging him to have it. TV Talk Show Host Dick Cavett. 161626 1974 Odd Couple, The: Two on the Aisle T SV 146 Rothman, Mark and Lowell Ganz Episode #106. 12-9-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar must fill in for the newspaper's theater critic who is on vacation. He has trouble understanding the titles, let alone the plays. Felix steps in and shows Oscar's expertise in his reviews. Theatre Critic John Simon (Himself). 161627 1974 Odd Couple, The: Vocal Girl Makes Good T Cohan, Buz and Bill Angelos Episode #87. 1-25-1974 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer New York Metropolitan Opera's Marilyn Horne (Herself) stars as Felix's new discovery, but is too shy to appear in his opera unless Oscar is in it as well. 161628 1971 Odd Couple, The: What Does a Naked Lady Say To You? T Elliot, Peggy and Ed Scharlach Episode #23. 3-19-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar and his buddies go to a play that bares "the naked truth." 161629 1971 Odd Couple, The: What Makes Felix Run T Manhoff, Bill Episode #22. 3-12-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix's childhood. 161630 1972 Odd Couple, The: Where's Grandpa T Lewin, Albert E. Episode #42. 1-28-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer While Felix is out of town, his grandfather runs away from the old folks home to the apartment, and proves to Oscar to be just as big a pest as his grandson. 161631 1971 Odd Couple, The: Win One for Felix T Julian, Arthur and Bill Idelson and Harvey Miller Episode #34. 12-3-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix coaches a youth football team. 161632 1972 Odd Couple, The: You Saved My Life T Rodgers, Bob Episode #41. 1-21-1972 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Oscar pulls Felix back into the apartment after he loses his balance while washing the window, and soon regrets his heroism as Felix endeavors to find ways to say "thank you". 161633 1971 Odd Couple, The: You've Come a Long Way Baby T Marshall, Garry Episode #19. 2-19-1971 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer Felix brings home an abandoned Chinese baby on the eve of an important sports award dinner 161634 1975 Odd Couple, The: Your Mother Wears Army Boots T Rappaport, John Episode #107. 1-16-1975 Sportswriter Oscar Madison (Jack Klugman), a slob who works for New York Herald. Teamed with neat freak Felix Unger (Tony Randall), a photographer TV Sportscaster Howard Cosell returns willing to give Oscar a shot at sportscasting in exchange for a performance by Felix's opera singer friend, Martina Arroyo. Felix helps Oscar get a job with Howard Cosell. Head of ABC Sports Roone Arledge (Himself). 161635 1984 Odd Jobs M Newscaster (Arlin Miller). Interviewer (Wesley Pfenning). 161636 1936 Odd John: Story Between Jest and Ernest, A NSF OWN - P Stapledon, Olaf Writer. Biographer reports from a colony on an island in the Pacific. Little if any journalism 161637 1961 Odd Obsession M AFI-Critics Critic 161638 1903 Odd-Job Man, The N Onions, Oliver Journalism. Amusing satire of cheap journalism 161639 1975 Oddball Couple, The C Saturday Morning Reporters. Inspired by the Odd couple. Spiffy (voice of Frank Nelson), a neat, perfectionist cat, and Fleabag (voice of Paul Winchell), a messy dog, a canine slob, who shared an office as two trouble-prone reporters, magazine writers. 161640 1692 Ode to the Athenian Society PO USC Swift, Jonathan In "Complete Poems, The." Critics. Club consists of Pope, Gay, Swift, Arbuthnot, and Parnel. "…Men, who lived and died without a name, Are the chief heroes in the sacred list of fame." 161641 1974 Odessa File, The M DVD -R HQ 2431, 2432, 2422. SVDSP 516 complete. SV 156 Forsyth, Frederick (Novel). Kenneth Ross, George Markstein (Screenplay) Ness Book German Reporter Peter Miller (Jon Voight) pursues Nazi war criminals in 1963, Kennedy's assassination. Following ambulance in search of possible stories. "People are dying all over the world tonight, but all anyone will want to read about is Kennedy." Contact gives Miller diary of concentration camp survivor who committed suicide. Journal implicates former Nazi, Reporter decides to investigate. His editor at Komet Magazine tells him, "Dead Jews don't sell papers." Reporters uncovers group known as Odessa that helps former Nazi war criminals. Persuaded by Israeli agents to infiltrate the group posing as former SS man. Confronts former Nazi who killed his father for not following orders. Reporter kills him. Doesn't print story. New York Times, 10/19/74: Reporter "asked if he's willing to risk his life to crack the case. Whenever that demand is made of a reporter in a movie, I picture trouble at the story conference." 161642 1972 Odessa File, The NM OWN - H Forsyth, Frederick Journalist tracks down former Nazis 161643 1991 Odjazd MF Poland/Germany. Photographer (Stanislaw Niedbalski). 161644 2007 Odwroceni TF Reporter (Maciej Kowalewski) 161645 1957 Odyssey DT Series. 1-6-1957 to 6-16-1957. CBS TV Newsman Charles Collingwood hosts this children's program produced in cooperation with the American Association of Museums. Employed both documentaries and dramatizations. One show was a review of 60 years of comic strips with Milton Caniff, Al Capp, Walt Kelly, Bill Mauldin and Alan Saunders. Most shows were filmed. Some were presented live. 161646 2006 Odyssey N McDevitt, Jack Journalist Gregory MacAllister launches a campaign to end the Space Academy's deep space program in favor of a last-ditch attempt to rescue Earth from global warming. The academy sends the Starship Salvator to explore the "moonriders," strange lights seen in nearby planetary systems. MacAllister joins the expedition which also includes Public Relations Expert Eric Samuels. It turns out the moonriders are far more deadly than first thought. Samuels is referred to as a "PR flack." 161647 2002 Odyssey 5: T VHS 1323, 1274, 1266 (Two Episodes), (Missed Ending). 1264, 1238, 1237 (Missed Ending). 1225, 1215 (Missed Ending) Episodes. Series June 2002-September 2002. 20 Episodes. African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Her faith in a world beyond is unshakeable. Loss of son, Corey, who died of cancer when he was four. She hopes to save him as she goes back in time with the Odyssey crew. 161648 2002 Odyssey 5: Astronaut Dreams T SVD 1201, 1193 (Missing ending) Episode #4. 7-5-2002 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Forbes uses her knowledge of the future to try to stop kidnapping and murder of young girl, which was front-page news in the original timeline. She discovers her actions have changed the future unpredictably. 161649 2004 Odyssey 5: Begotten T DVD -R HQ 6575 Sturman, Lindsay and Edithe Swensen Episode #15. 10-1-2004 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Crew have to deal with Synthetic who threatens the world. 161650 2002 Odyssey 5: Choices We Make, The T SVD 1227 Episode #7. 7-26-2002 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Mysterious being, who is not bound by time, notes that the Odyssey crew have jumped out of their proper time and comes to investigate them. It probes their minds and forces them to re-visit the personal choices they made in the most important moments of their past lives. 161651 2002 Odyssey 5: Dark At the End of the Tunnel T DVD -R HQ 6403 Torme, Tracy Episode #12. 8-30-2002 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Residents of small town and select group of scientists including a member of the Odyssey 5 team, are brainwashed into believing the Lord has specifically chosen them to construct a passageway designed to bring Him to Earth. The other members of the team must reach the scientist before it's too late. 161652 2002 Odyssey 5: Flux T Swensen, Edithe Episode #10. 9-16-2002 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Forbes' husband takes his wife to court because of her apparently irrational obsession that their son will get cancer. 161653 2004 Odyssey 5: Follow The Leader T DVD -R HQ 6681 Episode #17. 10-8-2004 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Team uncovers a Sentient pot to use elementary school students in the creation of a Doomsday device. 161654 2004 Odyssey 5: Fossil T DVD -R HQ 6770 Episode #20. 10-15-2004 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. During surveillance of suspected Synthetic front, two members of Odyssey 5 crew engage in a firefight. One is abducted by the Synthetics, another is in the hospital. Following a tip from an old friend, another crew member learns of a rock brought back from the moon that is the link between the Cadre and The Sentients. 161655 2004 Odyssey 5: Half-Life T DVD -R HQ 6718 Episode #18. 10-8-2004 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Member of the Odyssey 5 crew is haunted by apparent ghost of a pilot who disappeared two years ago. 161656 2002 Odyssey 5: Kitten T Sturman, Lindsay Episode #11. 8-23-2002 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Friendly e-mails with mystery woman by Neil.. She turns out to be a Sentient. Reporter (Brendan Connor). TV Announcer (Shawn Wayne Doyle). 161657 2002 Odyssey 5: L.D.U.-7 T Thompson, Tommy Episode #9. 8-9-2002 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Three members of the Odyssey 5 crew visit privately operated Maximum Security Prison hoping to find a clue to locating a powerful, dangerous Sentient. Ultimately find themselves trapped within a Synthetic and it's a race to the death. 161658 2002 Odyssey 5: Pilot (1) T SVD 1190 Coto, Manny Episode #1. 6-21-2002 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Forbes, the CNT News Anchor concluded the first live broadcast from space, an interview with the science crew member. Suddenly all feeds display static and there is brilliant flash of light. Earth implodes and then explores. Mysterious alien, "The Seeker" reveals that countless civilizations met same fate as Earth. Odyssey astronauts only survivors. Still a chance to save Earth. Projects astronauts into the past with their knowledge of future events. Crew of Odyssey must now relive the five years leading up to Earth's destruction, determine who or what destroyed the world and stop it from happening. Five years earlier, the crew returns to Earth to try to save the world. Forbes acts erratic as she fights doctors and her husband to save her son's life. 161659 2002 Odyssey 5: Pilot (2) T Coto, Manny Episode #2. 6-21-2002 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Forbes and the Odyssey 5 crew try to re-establish the patterns of their lives. Forbes returns to her position at KNBS, a local TV station but takes extreme precautionary measures to ensure her child is in good health since she knows what happens to him. NASA head is killed in a car crash purposely arranged. At the cemetery, the Odyssey 5 crew members discuss the situation. Discover a gene therapy program with a possible computer virus. Decide to investigate warehouse where the gene therapy patients meet. At warehouse, crew discovers immaculate storage area. They awaken an organism with appendages. Unknowingly, they set off its destruction. Gene therapy patients arrive and chase the crew. Forbes appears with rescue car just in time. Few days later, crew members meet at a diner. Continue search for cause of Earth's destruction. Leviathan key word. 161660 2004 Odyssey 5: Rage T DVD -R HQ 6763 Episode #19. 10-15-2004 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Odyssey 5 crew remember a riot in a Houston suburb. People in the town are becoming angry even to the point of killing loved ones and afterward they can't remember why. The rush is on to discover what's causing this rage and how to avert the riot. 161661 2002 Odyssey 5: Rapture T Swensen, Edithe Episode #8. 8-2-2002 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. New drug, "Rapture" boosts intelligence in teens and promotes telepathy and telekinesis. Got formula for drug from web site. It causes immediate addiction and can trigger massive cardiovascular failure. They rush to save Neil's friends. 161662 2002 Odyssey 5: Shatterer, The T Coto, Manny Episode #3. 6-28-2002 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Odyssey 5 team try to locate an artificial life researcher who in the original timeline committed suicide at a lecture. He discovered a computer life form loose on the Internet. Forbes helps to investigate patients given "gene therapy." Discover living tissue that appears to have been manufactured in a vat. They meet the frightened artificial life doctor and discover one of his students actually a nearly-indestructible inhuman creature made from same tissue. 161663 2002 Odyssey 5: Skin T DVD -R HQ 6537. Sturman, Lindsay and Edithe Swensen Episode #14. 9-13-2002 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Odyssey crew scrambles to save life of one of the member's father, a senator who is threatened by a terrifying new breed of Synthetic. 161664 2002 Odyssey 5: Symbiosis T Sturman, Lindsay Episode #6. 7-19-2002 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. TV Correspondent (Rory O'Shea). Top prosthetics researcher found dead. Murdered by Synthetics. Working on computer technology to control organic systems. Deaf six-year-old niece in jeopardy. Team locates her and finds out her cochlear implant allows her to control swarm of insects. Insects fitted with cybiotic interface chips. Synthetics track the niece down. 161665 2002 Odyssey 5: Time Out of Mind T SVD 1210 Torme, Tracy Episode #5. 7-12-2002 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. One by One, the Odyssey 5 members start losing their future memories. Each victim has the urge to type a bunch of weird symbols on a computer screen just before losing their memories of the next five years. One crew member is last survivor. If he can't figure out what's going on, there will be no one left to save Earth from ultimate destruction. 161666 2002 Odyssey 5: Trouble With Harry T DVD -R HQ 6461 Brennert, Alan Episode #13. 9-6-2002 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Odysssey-5 Team is approached by a Sentient in a Synthetic body. Warns them of imminent destruction of the world by an insane Sentient and reminds tem about what's important in life. 161667 2004 Odyssey 5: Vanishing Point T DVD -R HQ 6623. Episode #16.10-1-2004 African-American Female TV Journalist Sarah Forbes (Leslie Silva), current anchor at CNT Cable News Network. Her presence aboard the Odyssey is historic, as it makes her the world's first journalist to fly into outer space. Commander of Odyssey 5 wakes up in hospital and begins to believe destruction of world may have been dream. What he doesn't know is it is all ruse by a doctor who is trying to stall his activities long enough to download information from his brain. 161668 1996 Odyssey of Life: Photographer's Secrets, The T Series 1996 Life Magazine Photographer (Carl Mydans-Himself). 161669 0001 Odyssey, The PO COPY Homer Heralds. Peisenor, Ithacan herald. Criers. Crier of the king Alkinoos who stopped and passed the word to every man. Minstrels and Herald. "The splendid minstrel sang it." Irus the tramp serves the poem as a messenger, a bringer of news. 161670 0060 Oedipus P COPY Seneca Messenger 161671 0001 Oedipus at Colonus P COPY Sophocles 401 B.C. Messenger. "Countrymen, my tidings might mostly shortly be summed thus: Oedipus is gone. But the story…may not be told in brief words, as the deeds yonder were not briefly done." 161672 0001 Oedipus the King P COPY Sophocles 429 B.C. Messenger from Corinth Oedipus quizzes the messenger: "How did he die? Assassination? Illness? How?" Messenger later: "But didn't my news prove you have nothing to fear? I brought good news. " Oedipus: "And I will reward you for your kindness." Part III: Messenger. Second Messenger. 161673 1968 Oeil bleu, L' MF Commentator (Alphonse Kehrer) 161674 2002 Oesters van Nam Kee MF Journalist (Tamer Avkapan). 161675 2007 Of Lightning and Thunder N Walker, Roger W. TV Reporter Karen is the fiancee of a man who has always been fascinated by storms. Through a series of dreams and visions he discovers he has a twin sister who was never physically born. Their spirits are reunited and empowered by God. Now as one, the pair begins a string of powerful healings. While trying to keep a low profile, one of their healings is broadcast live on TV. The twins must now evade questions of involvement from the TV reporter, their mother and elements of the U.S. government. They must also prepare to battle the foe bent on their destruction. 161676 1987 Of Love and Shadows N OWN - P - GPL Allende, Isabel Journalist Irene Beltran, an upper-class journalist, naïve reporter for women's magazine. Francisco Leal, photographer. Magazine is in an unnamed Latin American dictatorship. 161677 1994 Of Love and Shadows M DVD -R 1759 Allende, Isabel (from her Novel). Journalist Irene Beltran (Jennifer Connolly) and a photojournalist become allies against the military after the coup in 1973 Chile. TV Reporter (Maria Teresa Constantini) 161678 1946 Of Many Men NM Aldridge, James War Correspondent's story on many fronts in Finland, Norway, Greece and the Near East 161679 1972 Of Thee I Sing T Gershwin musical Commentator (Ted Knight). News Media 161680 1983 Of Unknown Origin M News Vendor (Jacklin Webb) 161681 1991 Off and Running M Reporter (Mary Alvarez). Interviewer (Daniel L. Tasciotti). 161682 1953 Off Limits M News Media. First Newsman (Robert Karnes). Second Newsman (Ralph Montgomery). News Photographers (Hal Derwin, Hal Rand). Sportscaster Tom Harmon (Himself). Army Photographer (John Dutra). 161683 2005 Off Screen M Reporter RTVNH (Doron Sajet). News Show Host Voice (Jobter Burg). March 11th, 2002. John R. takes the head of security and 17 others hostage in Amsterdam biggest skyscraper 161684 2001 Off Season M SVD 1141 Reporter (Byron Lawson). News Director (Deryl Hayes). Media. Television Reporter. 161685 2001 Off Season NM Stone, Jean TV Anchor Jill McPhearson has a life any woman would envy -- a successful career as a TV anchorwoman and a handsome fiancé. But she gave up everything to start anew in her childhood home of Martha's Vineyard. For McPhearson, carving out a new, lower-profile career on the island is a struggle. But falling in love and marrying the local carpenter feels natural. When her husband is accused of a shocking crime, her world turns upside down. The small-town island life she loved is suddenly unbearable. 161686 2004 Off Season, The M Reporter (Laura Camien). Radio Announcer (James Felix McKenney). 161687 2005 Off the Chain M News Media. TV News Reporter (Rosina Grosso). Newspaper Reporter (Aaron Rosenbloom). News Reporter (Karen Ross). 161688 2004 Off the Lip M Reporter Kat Shutte (Marguerite Moreau) is a brand new journalism graduate who landed her first big job. It’s in Hawaii and she couldn’t be more excited to get away from her father and his expectations. All it requires is an upbeat personality, good instincts and a lot of perseverance, but Shutte is finding the worker harder than she ever imagined. For one thing, her prey, an elusive big wave surfer, doesn’t intend to be found and the friendly locals are being somewhat less than helpful. Her uninvited boyfriend is driving her crazy and the man she’s reporting to is falling in love with her. She realizes too late that finding the wave surfer will cost her more than she could ever afford. Her life is falling apart while filming a surfing documentary. The reporter is out to impress her boss since this is her first assignment, but she also wants to enjoy the ride in Hawaii -- so she and her entourage go to a luau, ride horses around Hawaii, gets a surfing lesson and is too busy to talk to her parents back on the mainland. 161689 1986 Off the Mark M Cub Reporter (Jack Jones) 161690 2000 Off the Rails DF Ireland Series 2000 Reporter-Presenters Liz Bonnin (2000-2002), Fiona McShane (2000-2001), Pamela Flood (2002), Caroline Morahan (2002). 161691 1939 Off the Record M DVD -R HQ 11390, 11388. SVDSP 549 Elkins, Saul, Sally Sandlin (Story - "Fourth Estate"). Niven Busch, Lawrence Kimble, Earl Baldwin (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist-Reporter Jane Morgan (Joan Blondell) covers the case of a boy adopted by his gangster brother. Tries to convince city editor Thomas "Breezy" Elliott (Pat O'Brien) to run the story on the front page. Elliott tells her to run it in her column. She does. Paper swamped with phone calls and she makes Elliott literally eat her column -- "Tastes better than it reads," he says. She insists on doing a follow-up. Her column stirs up police action against the racketeers. Kid's brother is sent to jail. Quits her job to marry the city editor who has been trying to get her to give up the newspaper racket and out of guilt adopts the kid, Bobby Jordan (Mickey Fallon). Elliott gets a job on the paper as a copyboy. Gets a camera and becomes a photographer. Jordan, accused of robbery, is vindicated. Variety 2/22/39: "The picture is as bad as anything on record in its maligning of newspaper and newspapermen. City room scenes are particularly hokey." New York Times, 2/18/39: "The city room…" "…is the same old place…same old litter on the floor; same inspired copyboys dashing about…." "If Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur ever walk in they will find things just as they left them eight years ago, after putting The Front Page to bed." 161692 1989 Off the Record N OWN - H (Two Copies) Joyce, Joe Journalist Seamus Ryle checks checking out a murder. 161693 1937 Off the Record MUS Hart, Lorenz (Lyrics) and Richard Rodgers (Music). Book by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart From "I'd Rather Be Right" Broadway Musical Comedy. Also featured in film, "Yankee Doodle Dandy." Reporters. During the musical number, FDR tells the reporters repeatedly: "Don't Print It. It's Strictly Off the Record." Reporters then interview FDR and he gives them juicy gossip but always ends the refrain with "Don't Print It. Off the Record." 161694 2006 Off the Record NM Hill, Bonnie Hearn Journalist Geri LaRue is outraged when she loses the paper's "Off the Record" column to an insufferable colleague. To salvage her career and her waning self-confidence, LaRue needs a break -- and fast. The perfect story comes when a successful woman is found dead -- her battered body dropped from the balcony of her home to the cliffs below. But LaRue doesn't have to chase this story -- she inherits it. Somehow she has been named the murdered woman's sole beneficiary, despite never having met her. As she sets out to discover why the estate has been left to her, everything leads back to her own troubled childhood. LaRue has a childhood she would rather forget -- foster homes, painful memories. And when another person is brutally murdered, Geri realizes that the key to finding a killer may be hidden in her own memories. 161695 2007 Off the Record NR White, Elizabeth Journalist Cole McGaughans of the New York Daily Journal is involved with a judge who announces her candidacy for chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court. McGaughans must decide if the story that could make his career is worth the price she would have to pay. He has to prove to the jurist that he has changed. 161696 1982 Off Your Rocker MT TV Reporter (Mary Swinton) 161697 2000 Off-Season NS Asinof, Eliot Reporter Foxx is a mouthy female reporter for the local newspaper in Gandee, Missouri, who dated one of baseball's most successful pitchers in high school. She helps him expose a murderer and criminals when he returns to the backwater home town. 161698 1869 Office Bore, The SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Sketches New and Old." Newspaper. Office bore arrives just as regularly as the clock strikes nine in the morning. And so he even beats the editor sometimes. 161699 2004 Office Hostages M Journalist (Shay Ruskin - Bound Journalist). 161700 1997 Office Killer M DVD -R HQ 1984, 1985. SVD 881 Copy Editor Dorine Douglas (Carol Kane) kills off colleagues, a shy editor who turns her razor-sharp pencil on coworkers at a failing magazine. She then reassembles them in the basement. Young Dorine Douglas (Rachel Aviva). Woman Photographer (Cindy Sherman). 161701 1862 Office of Reporter, The SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Reporter 161702 1966 Office Politics N OWN - P Sheed, Wilfrid Magazine. Machinations within the staff of a liberal opinion magazine. Domineering British editor-in-chief, and the editorial and financial problems of the industry Journal is called The Outsider. Editor-in-chief Gilbert Twining. 161703 1929 Office Scandal, The M Gangelin, Paul, Jack Jungmeyeer (Story-Adaptation). John Krafft (Titles). AFI-Columnists/Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Jerry Cullen (Phyllis Haver) befriends drunken ex-reporter Pearson (Raymond Hatton) who has been accused of murdering a wealthy man. She gets him a job on the paper, but the city editor learns of his relationship with the dead man's widow. Sob sister finally forces real murderer to confess and clears her reporter friend. 161704 1930 Office Wife, The M DVD -R HQ 8623. SVD 960 Baldwin, Faith (Novel). Charles Kenyon (Screenplay) Writer Katherine (Kate) Murdock (Joan Blondell) is a personal secretary-stenographer to Larry Fellowes of Fellowes Publishing. He wants her to write her next book about the "Office Wife." 161705 2002 Office, The (UK): T DVD -R HQ 5552 Gervais, Ricky and Stephen Merchant Episode #9. 10-14-2002 BBC Documentary makers try to document a "typical workplace." "The Office" is set at a branch of a paper company called Wernham Hogg, situated in the industrial town of Slough, west of London. Colleague's birthday provides a welcome distraction for the employees of Wernham Hogg and leads to a series of practical jokes at the expense of David and Gareth. Meanwhile, David's growing frustrations with new boss Neil constantly looking over his shoulder are somewhat alleviated by the arrival of two representatives from a public speaking company who seem keen to recruit him. David Brent (Ricky Gervais) is a manager of low intelligence and has no sense of humor but is convinced he is the best, most entertaining and the most well-liked boss of all time. Company is supposed to be downsized and management tries to deal with it. 161706 2002 Office, The (UK): T DVD -R HQ 5558 Gervais, Ricky and Stephen Merchant Episode #10. 10-21-2002 BBC Documentary makers try to document a "typical workplace." "The Office" is set at a branch of a paper company called Wernham Hogg, situated in the industrial town of Slough, west of London. David's preparations for his first motivational training seminar that evening do not get off to the perfect start when he first discovers the staff's new nicknames for him that are doing the rounds. He then receives another reprimand from Neil for neglecting his duties. Meanwhile, Tina and Rachel finally go public with their relationship, much to the dismay of Gareth. David Brent (Ricky Gervais) is a manager of low intelligence and has no sense of humor but is convinced he is the best, most entertaining and the most well-liked boss of all time. Company is supposed to be downsized and management tries to deal with it. 161707 2002 Office, The (UK): T DVD -R HQ 5724 Gervais, Ricky and Stephen Merchant Episode #11. 10-28-2002 BBC Documentary makers try to document a "typical workplace." "The Office" is set at a branch of a paper company called Wernham Hogg, situated in the industrial town of Slough, west of London. It's Comic Relief Day and the staff of Werhnam Hogg all do their bit to raise money including Dawn whose "kisses for" a pound stand finally provides Tim with the opportunity he's been waiting for. But when David can only produce a draft of his new game show concept in place of an important company report, Neil and Jennifer draw the line and inform him that he is being made redundant. David Brent (Ricky Gervais) is a manager of low intelligence and has no sense of humor but is convinced he is the best, most entertaining and the most well-liked boss of all time. Company is supposed to be downsized and management tries to deal with it. 161708 2002 Office, The (UK): T Gervais, Ricky and Stephen Merchant Episode #12. 11-4-2002 BBC Documentary makers try to document a "typical workplace." "The Office" is set at a branch of a paper company called Wernham Hogg, situated in the industrial town of Slough, west of London. Although slightly peeved that the staff seem to be taking his redundancy in their stride, David's spirits remain high as he plans his future while also being interviewed for an article in "Inside Paper." Tim takes drastic action when he learns that Dawn has resigned in order to move to the United States with boyfriend Lee. However, when David is told that his services as a motivational speaker are also no longer required, he sinks to his lowest ebb and begs Neil to reconsider the dismissal. But is it too late? David Brent (Ricky Gervais) is a manager of low intelligence and has no sense of humor but is convinced he is the best, most entertaining and the most well-liked boss of all time. Company is supposed to be downsized and management tries to deal with it. 161709 2002 Office, The (UK): Christmas Special (1) T Gervais, Ricky and Stephen Merchant Special 12-26-2003 BBC Documentary makers try to document a "typical workplace." "The Office" is set at a branch of a paper company called Wernham Hogg, situated in the industrial town of Slough, west of London. It's been three years since the BBC documentary crew first turned up at the office. Back for one last visit, they find Gareth Keenan now in charge and as the staff of Wernham Hogg know all too well, he runs the office with a military precision. Since we last saw David Brent he has become a sales rep for a cleaning products company, released his own pop single and has acquired a showbiz agent to look after his celebrity appearances. He visits his old place of work regularly, despite him successfully suing Wernham Hogg for unfair dismissal. The big news as far as Tim is concerned is the imminent arrival of Dawn. The documentary crew has kindly offered to fly Dawn and boyfriend Lee from Florida back to Slough for the office Christmas Party -- an event that may well have a wet T-shirt competition if Keith has anything to do with it. 161710 2003 Office, The (UK): Christmas Special (2) T Gervais, Ricky and Stephen Merchant Special. 12-27-2003 BBC Documentary makers try to document a "typical workplace." "The Office" is set at a branch of a paper company called Wernham Hogg, situated in the industrial town of Slough, west of London. Tim's world is rocked when Dawn turns up at the office to say hello. Despite a stern warning from Gareth and wise words from Keith in Accounts, Tim can't help but get his hopes up again. Meanwhile, David Brent secured the services of a dating agency and, in between making celebrity appearances in nightclubs for 500 pounds a go, he met up for drinks with a rather disappointing selection of single women. The office Christmas party kicked off like any other but there were few surprises in store. The first was the arrival of David Brent's date, who turned out to be a very attractive and intelligent woman (almost as intelligent as David). Second involved Dawn, who had left early with boyfriend Lee, but who later returned alone, marching straight into the arms of Tim. 161711 2001 Office, The (UK): Downsize. T DVD -R HQ 5876 UK. Episode #1. 7-9-2001. Series on BBC-2. 7-1-2001 to 12-1-2003. Twelve Episodes. BBC Documentary makers try to document a "typical workplace." "The Office" is set at a branch of a paper company called Wernham Hogg, situated in the industrial town of Slough, west of London. David Brent (Ricky Gervais) is a manager of low intelligence and has no sense of humor but is convinced he is the best, most entertaining and the most well-liked boss of all time. Company is supposed to be downsized and management tries to deal with it. 161712 2001 Office, The (UK): Judgment T DVD -R HQ 6073. Gervais, Ricky and Stephen Merchant Episode #6. 8-20-2001 BBC Documentary makers try to document a "typical workplace." "The Office" is set at a branch of a paper company called Wernham Hogg, situated in the industrial town of Slough, west of London. Jennifer arrives to give the final decision. The Slough branch is to be merged with Swindon and some people will lose their jobs. Dave has been offered Jennifer's job, which he accepts. David Brent (Ricky Gervais) is a manager of low intelligence and has no sense of humor but is convinced he is the best, most entertaining and the most well-liked boss of all time. Company is supposed to be downsized and management tries to deal with it. 161713 2002 Office, The (UK): Merger Day T DVD -R HQ 8959 Gervais, Ricky and Stephen Merchant Episode #7. 9-30-2002 BBC Documentary makers try to document a "typical workplace." "The Office" is set at a branch of a paper company called Wernham Hogg, situated in the industrial town of Slough, west of London. As a result of the Swindon merger, a group of new staff arrive at Slough branch and David wastes no time in familiarizing them with his unique style of management. Meanwhile, Tim seems to be taking his promotion very seriously. David Brent (Ricky Gervais) is a manager of low intelligence and has no sense of humor but is convinced he is the best, most entertaining and the most well-liked boss of all time. Company is supposed to be downsized and management tries to deal with it. 161714 2001 Office, The (UK): New Girl T DVD -R HQ 8958, 8959. Gervais, Ricky and Stephen Merchant Episode #5. 8-13-2001 BBC Documentary makers try to document a "typical workplace." "The Office" is set at a branch of a paper company called Wernham Hogg, situated in the industrial town of Slough, west of London. Brent decides to take on a new secretary despite the spectre of redundancies in the Slough branch. He can choose between some bloke that's turned up for an interview and a pretty young blonde. The day is rounded off with a trip to Chasers nightclub. David Brent (Ricky Gervais) is a manager of low intelligence and has no sense of humor but is convinced he is the best, most entertaining and the most well-liked boss of all time. Company is supposed to be downsized and management tries to deal with it. 161715 2004 Office, The (UK): Office Special, The T DVD -R HQ 2186, 2187, 2188 Reunion BBC Documentary Team does a program on the Wemham Hogg employees three years later. 161716 2001 Office, The (UK): Quiz, The T DVD -R HQ 5945 Episode #3. 7-23-2001 BBC Documentary makers try to document a "typical workplace." "The Office" is set at a branch of a paper company called Wernham Hogg, situated in the industrial town of Slough, west of London. Tim is 30 today and receives some special gifts. Dawn wants to organise after-work drinks for him but it's also the annual quiz night. Brent and Finchy see it as a point of honor that they win. Their only real competition comes from Tim and Ricky. 161717 2002 Office, The (UK): Staff Appraisals T DVD -R HQ 9038 Gervais, Ricky and Stephen Merchant Episode #8. 10-7-2002 BBC Documentary makers try to document a "typical workplace." "The Office" is set at a branch of a paper company called Wernham Hogg, situated in the industrial town of Slough, west of London. As David conducts the annual staff appraisals he discovers that the group from Swindon are less than impressed with their new boss and a lunchtime trip to the pub does little to improve the situation. The same cannot be said for Tim, however, who is getting on particularly well with new girl Rachel. David Brent (Ricky Gervais) is a manager of low intelligence and has no sense of humor but is convinced he is the best, most entertaining and the most well-liked boss of all time. Company is supposed to be downsized and management tries to deal with it. 161718 2001 Office, The (UK): Training T DVD -R HQ 8958 Episode #4. 7-30-2001 BBC Documentary makers try to document a "typical workplace." "The Office" is set at a branch of a paper company called Wernham Hogg, situated in the industrial town of Slough, west of London. Slough branch are having a training day. Rowan, an outside consultant, tries his best. Dawn has other things on her mind. Intrusion of a management consultant turns the day into a total waste of time 161719 2001 Office, The (UK): Work Experience T DVD -R HQ 5935 Gervais, Ricky and Stephen Merchant Episode #2. 7-16-2001 BBC Documentary makers try to document a "typical workplace." "The Office" is set at a branch of a paper company called Wernham Hogg, situated in the industrial town of Slough, west of London. New girl arrives on work experience. The day is brightened up even more by a doctored picture of David Brent that's been e-mailed around the office. Cue Gareth Keenan Special Investigator. 161720 2005 Office, The: Alliance, The T Episode #4. 4-12-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael arranges a morale-boosting birthday party for Meredith and is determined to come up with the funniest message in her card. Dwight wants a pact with Jim to fight the downsizing and Michael regrets showing off when Oscar asks for sponsorship for a charity walk being undertaken by his nephew who has cerebral palsy. Based on the popular British series. Documentary film crew's cameras capture the daily interactions of a group of idiosyncratic office employees. Regional Manager Michael (Steve Carell) thinks he's the coolest, funniest best boss ever. But he's really the uncoolest, most obnoxious and annoying boss as far as his staff is. His coworker Jim (John Krasinski) lusts after engaged receptionist Pam (Jenna Fischer) when he's not sabotaging his cube-mate, the know-it-all Dwight (Rainn Wilson). Ryan Howard (B.J. Novak) is a young, smart, self-possessed temp. 161721 2008 Office, The: Baby Shower T DVD -R HQ 10401 Episode. 10-16-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. A baby shower for Michael’s baby is held after the baby is born causing all kinds of problems. 161722 2006 Office, The: Back From Vacation T DVD -R HQ 7702 Episode #41. 1-4-2007. Series 3-24-2005- Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Strife on the party-planning committee results in two competing Christmas parties. Michael returns from his Jamaican vacation. An e-mail of a racy vacation photo makes the rounds of the office. Based on the popular British series. Documentary film crew's cameras capture the daily interactions of a group of idiosyncratic office employees. Regional Manager Michael (Steve Carell) thinks he's the coolest, funniest best boss ever. But he's really the uncoolest, most obnoxious and annoying boss as far as his staff is. His coworker Jim (John Krasinski) lusts after engaged receptionist Pam (Jenna Fischer) when he's not sabotaging his cube-mate, the know-it-all Dwight (Rainn Wilson). Ryan Howard (B.J. Novak) is a young, smart, self-possessed temp. 161723 2010 Office, The: Banker, The T DVD -R HQ 11735, DVD -R HQ 11736 (Credits) Episode. 1-21-2010 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. When the prospective buyer of Dunder Mifflin sends a banker to the Scranton branch to do due diligence, it sets off a wave of reminiscing about the various events the employees have been involved in. 161724 2005 Office, The: Basketball T Episode #5. 4-19-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Office staff play a basketball game against the warehouse workers in which Jim shows off to impress Pan and upstage her fiancé who is on the opposing team. Based on the popular British series. Documentary film crew's cameras capture the daily interactions of a group of idiosyncratic office employees. Regional Manager Michael (Steve Carell) thinks he's the coolest, funniest best boss ever. But he's really the uncoolest, most obnoxious and annoying boss as far as his staff is. His coworker Jim (John Krasinski) lusts after engaged receptionist Pam (Jenna Fischer) when he's not sabotaging his cube-mate, the know-it-all Dwight (Rainn Wilson). Ryan Howard (B.J. Novak) is a young, smart, self-possessed temp. 161725 2007 Office, The: Beach Games T DVD -R HQ 8504 Episode #52. 5-10-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael must recommend his own replacement when the company considers him for a corporate position. Pam must watch Jim and Karen have fun together at a company outing. Michael is being considered for a position in corporate, but also plans a day of "Survivor" like competitions while the office workers visit Lake Scranton. 161726 2007 Office, The: Ben Franklin T DVD -R HQ 7744 Episode #44. 2-1-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael brings two adult performers into the office in honor of Phyllis' wedding shower. Karen confronts Pam about her past with Jim. Michael celebrates Phyllis' wedding shower by bringing two adult performers into the office, a stripper and Ben Franklin. 161727 2006 Office, The: Benihana Christmas. A (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 7558 Episodes #39=#40. 12-14-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Strife on the party-planning committee results in two competing Christmas parties. Michael gets dumped for the holidays and his toady takes him to a Japanese restaurant to cheer him up with sake and women. Michael sends out an inappropriate Christmas Card which lands him in hot water with his girlfriend Carol. Tensions mount on the party planning committee between Angela, Pam and Karen. The resulting tension leaves the office with two competing Christmas parties. 161728 2009 Office, The: Blood Drive T DVD -R HQ 10925 Episode. 3-5-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Valentine’s Day proves disappointing to most of the staff. Michael meets the girl of his dreams while donating blood but doesn’t know who she is. 161729 2006 Office, The: Booze Cruise T DVD -R HQ 8726 Episode #17. 1-5-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. When Michael takes the entire Dunder-Mifflin crew aboard a party boat on a motivational harbor cruise On Lake Wallenpaupack and things get out of hand and Michael ends up in the brig. 161730 2006 Office, The: Boys and Girls T DVD -R HQ 5412 Episode #21. 2-2-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Jan holds a "Woman in the Workplace" seminar at Dunder-Mufflin for the paper company's female employees. Michael, feeling more than a bit left out, decides to have his own "seminar" when he takes the male workers down to the warehouse. 161731 2006 Office, The: Branch Closing T DVD -R HQ 7285 Episode #36. 11-9-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael strives to keep the staff's spirit up after learning of the Scranton branch shutting down. People envision how their lives will change. But Scranton office survives. 161732 2007 Office, The: Branch Wars T Episode #59. 11-1-2007. Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Karen returns in an attempt to lure Stanley away from Scranton. When Michael objects, he brings Jim into the war. The other office workers are disturbed by a “Finer Things Club.” 161733 2009 Office, The: Broke T DVD -R HQ 11089 Episode. 4-23-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. The Michael Scott Paper Company’s low prices continue to bleed business from Dunder Mifflin, but are so low the company can’t attain profitability. Dunder Mifflin CEO gives Michael, Pam and Ryan their jobs back to get rid of the competition. 161734 2008 Office, The: Business Ethics T DVD -R HQ 10369 Episode. 10-9-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Ethics seminar creates problems in The Office. Jim makes Dwight observe the company’s “time theft” policy with mixed results. 161735 2007 Office, The: Business School T DVD -R HQ 7988 Episode #46. 2-15-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Ryan invites Michael to be a guest speaker at his business school. Dwight battles a bat that is loose in the office. Pam invites co-workers to her first art show. 161736 2008 Office, The: Business Trip T DVD -R HQ 10499 Episode. 11-13-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael and two associates go to Canada on business. Also includes the end of Kath & Kim, a new situation comedy. Both women are looking through two magazines: “Persons” and “Star Show” as they chat. 161737 2009 Office, The: Cafe Disco T DVD -R HQ 11104 Episode. 5-7-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. 161738 2006 Office, The: Carpet, The T Episode #20. 1-26-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. When someone soils the carpet in Michael's office, Michael sees it as a form of hatred towards him and realizes for the first time that not everyone may like him. Due to the odor of his office, Michael temporarily switches workspaces with Jim. While there, Michael reminisces of his pre-management days reliving pranks with Dwight that he and Todd Packer played on the staff. Jim realizes why Kelly sits alone in the back of the office as he plays messenger for a childish flirtation between Kelly and Ryan, and Pam tries to cope with the day without Jim to make her laugh. 161739 2006 Office, The: Casino Night T DVD -R HQ 6377 Episode #28. 5-11-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Chaos ensues when Michael takes responsibility for conflict resolution from the Human Relations department. Employees take some big gambles when they host a charity casino-night in their warehouse. 161740 2009 Office, The: Casual Friday T DVD -R HQ 11089 Episode. 4-30-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. The Dunder Mifflin staff starts taking too many liberties with their casual Friday dress. The rest of the sales team resents Pam and Ryan keeping clients they stole from the while at The Michael Scott Paper Company. 161741 2008 Office, The: Chairmodel, The T DVD -R HQ 9837 Episode. 4-17-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Model in an office-supply catalog makes Michael feel things. To win back Dunder-Mifflin’s parking spaces, Kevin and Andy oppose bosses of five businesses. 161742 2005 Office, The: Christmas Party T DVD -R HQ 6349 Episode #16. 12-6-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. After Michael suggests a game of "Yankee Swap" with the Secret Santa gifts, everyone fights over Michael's gift to Ryan, bringing morale to an all-time low. 161743 2005 Office, The: Client, The T DVD -R HQ 10487 Episode #13. 11-8-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. When Michael and Jan try to nail down a potential new client, Christian, by taking him out to Chili's, Michael surprises everyone with what -- or who -- he does. Meanwhile, back at the office, Jim finds a semi-autobiographical script that Michael has written called "Threat Level: Midnight," and he, Pam, Kevin and the rest of the Dunder-Mifflin workers have a great time acting it out. Later that night, Pam and Jim share their first unofficial date, complete with dinner (a sandwich), candlelight, and Dwight's pathetic fireworks display. 161744 2007 Office, The: Cocktails T DVD -R HQ 8009 Episode #47. 2-22-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael and Jan make their relationship public during a party. Jim meets Karen's ex. Staff goes to happy hour for drinks. 161745 2009 Office, The: Company Picnic T DVD -R HQ 11127 Episode. 5-13-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. At a company picnic, Michael does a comedy sketch with his former girlfriend and reveals that the Buffalo branch may be closing -- much to the dismay of the people who work there who hadn’t heard a thing about closing the branch until Michael blurted it out on stage. 161746 2006 Office, The: Conflict Resolution T DVD -R HQ 6023 Episode #27. 5-4-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Chaos ensues when Michael takes responsibility for conflict resolution from the Human Relations department. Photographer (Scott Adsit). 161747 2006 Office, The: Convention, The T DVD -R HQ 7665 Episode #31. 9-28-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Strife on the party-planning committee results in two competing Christmas parties. Michael organizes a party in his hotel room when he, Dwight and Jan attend a convention in Philadelphia. 161748 2006 Office, The: Convict, The T DVD -R HQ 7498 Episode #38 11-30-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael tries to be supportive after learning that a new employee is an ex-convict, then the staff compares the office to a prison. 161749 2006 Office, The: Coup, The T DVD -R HQ 7013 Episode #32 10-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. 161750 2008 Office, The: Crime Aid T DVD -R HQ 10435 Episode. 10-23-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael gives Pam a part-time corporate job so she can continue to go to art school. 161751 2008 Office, The: Customer Service T DVD -R HQ 10485 Episode. 11-06-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Angry Indian office worker gets revenge on two employees who didn’t come to her party by faking statistics concerning their customer satisfaction survey. 161752 2010 Office, The: Delivery, The (Parts One and Two) T DVD -R HQ 11826 Episode. 3-4-2010 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. With Jim and Pam hoping to delay arriving at the hospital until after midnight so they can stay two full nights, the office staff do what they can to distract Pam after she starts having her first contractions. It turns out to be...a girl. 161753 2007 Office, The: Deposition, The T DVD -R HQ 9277 Episode #61. 11-15-2007. Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Jan sues Dunder Mifflin and Michael is deposed as a witness. Kelly trash-talks Pam after Darryl beats Jim at ping-pong. 161754 2008 Office, The: Did I Stutter? T DVD -R HQ 9876 Episode. 5-1-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael tries to gives Stanley an attitude adjustment after Stanley snaps at him. Dwight decides to buy Andy’s car. After spending the night at Jim’s, Pam deals with an unexpected inconvenience. 161755 2008 Office, The: Dinner Party T DVD -R HQ 9818 Episode. 4-10-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Pam and Jim run out of excuses and must go to Jan and Michael’s house for dinner. When Dwight learns that Angela and Andy are also invited to dinner, his jealousy gets the best of him. 161756 2006 Office, The: Diversity Day T DVD -R HQ 5631 Episode #2 3-9-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael tells everyone it was his idea to hire a special consultant to teach racial tolerance and diversity, when in fact it was his behavior that necessitated the training. 161757 2006 Office, The: Diwali T DVD -R HQ 8660 Episode #35. 11-2-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael urges the staff to support Kelly and attend a local celebration of the Hindu Festival of Lights 161758 2009 Office, The: Double Date T DVD -R HQ 11572. DVD -R HQ 11573 (Credits). Episode. 11-5-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Jim and Pam go on a double date with Pam’s mom and Michael. Dwight starts being nice to everyone in the office, hoping to gain favors owed to him, but his plan is hampered by Andy’s excessive politeness. 161759 2009 Office, The: Dream Team, The T DVD -R HQ 11032 Episode. 4-9-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael starts his paper company out of his apartment with no money and only Pam for help, then tries to assemble his dream team of salespeople. 161760 2006 Office, The: Drug Testing T DVD -R HQ 6023 Episode #26. 4-27-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. When Jan conducts a seminar for the female employees, Michael takes the guys to the warehouse for some male bonding. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Dwight finds half a joint in the parking lot and launches a full investigation. Michael asks an unusual favor. 161761 2009 Office, The: Duel T DVD -R HQ 10775 Episode. 1-15-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Two men in the office are sleeping with the same woman and want to settle the matter in a duel in the parking lot. 161762 2007 Office, The: Dunder-Mifflin Infinity T DVD -R HQ 9024 (Ending on DVD -R HQ 9038). Episode #55. 10-4-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Ryan returns to Dunder-Mifflin’s Scranton branch to bring the company into the digital age. Angela remains unhappy about her cat. Michael is worried about ageism and attempts to win back clients using old fashion business skills. Relationships are on the forefront as Ryan returns to an eager Kelly. Jim and Pam are outed to the office and Angels is still upset with Dwight about her cat. 161763 2005 Office, The: Dundies, The T DVD -R HQ 5878 Episode #7. 9-20-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. When Jan conducts a seminar for the female employees, Michael takes the guys to the warehouse for some male bonding. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. The Dunder Mifflin employees suffer through the annual office awards ceremony, "The Dundies." 161764 2006 Office, The: Dwight's Speech T DVD -R HQ 6624 Episode #23. 3-2-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. When Dwight, who has a fear of public speaking, is asked to give a speech at a sales convention, he turns to Michael for help. 161765 2005 Office, The: E-Mail Surveillance (aka Email Surveillance) T DVD -R HQ 6257 Episode #15. 11-12-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. When Michael begins monitoring their e-mails, he manages to upset all of the employees 161766 2008 Office, The: Employee Transfer T DVD -R HQ 10478 Episode. 10-30-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Corporate finds out Michael is dating a woman in the office and has her transferred. 161767 2005 Office, The: Fight, The T DVD -R HQ 5935 Episode #12. 11-1-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. When Dwight embarrasses Michael by punching him in the stomach at work, Jim organizes a lunchtime rematch at Dwight's Dojo. Meanwhile, Pam becomes annoyed at Jim when he gets too physical with her, Ryan updates the emergency contact information on a "secret mission," and Michael tantalizes Ryan when the boss gets a hold of Ryan's cell phone number. 161768 2005 Office, The: Fire T DVD -R HQ 6167 Episode #10. 10-11-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Fire in the kitchen causes the employees to evacuate to the parking lot where they learn more about one another than they wanted. 161769 2008 Office, The: Frame Toby T DVD -R HQ 10554 Episode. 11-20-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Dirt is dished over a dirty dish. Tension boils over when a mysterious someone leaves a culinary mess in the office microwave. Michael must come to terms with the personnel changes in his staff. 161770 2007 Office, The: Fun Run T DVD -R HQ 8994 Episode #54. 9-27-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael runs over a staff member in the parking lot. In Scranton, the new regime institutes sweeping reforms. 161771 2006 Office, The: Gay Witch Hunt T DVD -R HQ 6885 (Mislabeled 6877) Episode #30. 9-28-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Jim leaves the office after kissing Pam. Michael outs a gay employee unintentionally. 161772 2009 Office, The: Golden Ticket T DVD -R HQ 10949 Episode. 3-12-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael comes up with a Willie Wonka Golden Ticket marketing idea -- anyone receiving a golden ticket in their paper supply gets 10 percent off the purchase price. When the company’s biggest client gets five of the tickets, which means a major financial hit for the company, Michael disavows the idea and forces Dwight to take the hit. When the client then elects to get all of its paper supplies from the company and the man who thought of the idea is considered a hero, Michael fights to get proper recognition. 161773 2008 Office, The: Goodbye, Toby T DVD -R HQ 10706 Episode. 5-15-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael demands Toby’s goodbye party at Dunder Mifflin be a huge celebration. Dwight and Meredith haze Holly, the new human resources person. 161774 2009 Office, The: Gossip T DVD -R HQ 11400 Episode. 9-17-1009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael is angry because he doesn’t know the office’s latest gossip so he makes up gossip to be in the know. 161775 2006 Office, The: Grief Counseling T DVD -R HQ 7088 Episode #33. 10-12-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael attempts to help staff grieve after learning that the former regional manager has died. 161776 2005 Office, The: Halloween T Episode #11. 10-18-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. While everyone else in the office enjoys the spooky Halloween festivities and talks about staff's costumes, Michael ponders who he should fire when the threat of downsizing becomes a reality and his boss orders him to fire one of his staff. Jim and Pam put Dwight's resume on job-searching websites, which may make Michael's job a little easier and Pam encourages Jim to set his goals higher by applying for a better job, which makes Jim consider his friendship with Pam. Regional Manager Michael (Steve Carell) thinks he's the coolest, funniest best boss ever. But he's really the uncoolest, most obnoxious and annoying boss as far as his staff is. His coworker Jim (John Krasinski) lusts after engaged receptionist Pam (Jenna Fischer) when he's not sabotaging his cube-mate, the know-it-all Dwight (Rainn Wilson). Ryan Howard (B.J. Novak) is a young, smart, self-possessed temp. 161777 2005 Office, The: Health Care T DVD -R HQ 5724 Episode #3. 4-5-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. When Dwight gets the authority to choose a health plan for everyone, the power quickly goes to his head, infuriating his co-workers. 161778 2009 Office, The: Heavy Competition T DVD -R HQ 11049 Episode. 4-16-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael and Dwight face off in the great paper war for clients. 161779 2005 Office, The: Hot Girl T Episode #6. 4-26-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. When an attractive woman Katy comes to the office to solicit her purses, all of the male staffers vie for her affection. Pam struggles with whether or not to be jealous of Katy's attention. Based on the popular British series. Documentary film crew's cameras capture the daily interactions of a group of idiosyncratic office employees. Regional Manager Michael (Steve Carell) thinks he's the coolest, funniest best boss ever. But he's really the uncoolest, most obnoxious and annoying boss as far as his staff is. His coworker Jim (John Krasinski) lusts after engaged receptionist Pam (Jenna Fischer) when he's not sabotaging his cube-mate, the know-it-all Dwight (Rainn Wilson). Ryan Howard (B.J. Novak) is a young, smart, self-possessed temp. 161780 2006 Office, The: Initiation T DVD -R HQ 7115 Episode #34. 10-19-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Ryan accompanies Dwight on his first sales call, but the challenges he must endure surprise him. Jim and Pam talk on the phone. 161781 2006 Office, The: Injury, The T DVD -R HQ 6348 Episode #18. 1-12-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. After he has an accident while using a girl, injured Michael demands attention from the entire Dunder Mifflin office. 161782 2008 Office, The: Job Fair T DVD -R HQ 9887 Episode. 5-8-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Jim hits the golf course with Andy and Kevin in hope of landing a huge client. Michael sets up a booth at a job fair at Pam’s alma mater to hire a summer intern. 161783 2007 Office, The: Job, The (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 8559 Episode #53. 5-17-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael, Jim and Karen go to New York to be interviewed for a job opening. Then Michael discovers it's Jan's job -- she's being fired. In Scranton, the new regime institutes sweeping reforms. 161784 2009 Office, The: Koi Pond T DVD -R HQ 11541. DVD -R HQ 11540 (Credits). Episode. 10-29-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. The office plans a haunted house for children in the community. Michael falls into a koi pond at an important business meeting. 161785 2007 Office, The: Launch Party T DVD -R HQ 9059 Episode #56. 10-11-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael runs over a staff member in the parking lot. Launch of the new Dunder-Mifflin infinity web site and Michael is anticipating going to the launch party in NYC. At the Scranton branch, Angela and the Party Planning Committee plan a satellite party. Meanwhile Dwight competes against the web site to be top seller of paper in a day. 161786 2009 Office, The: Lecture Circuit T DVD -R HQ 10837 Episode #80. 2-5-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael’s office has done so well that he’s asked to lecture at other branches to teach them how to do a better job. 161787 2009 Office, The: Lecture Circuit (Part Two) T DVD -R HQ 10854 Episode #81. 2-12-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael and Pam take a trip to Nashua, hoping to get closure from Holly,. Dwight and Jim try to make up for forgetting Kelly’s birthday. Angela deals with her cats in a feline manner herself. 161788 2007 Office, The: Local Ad T DVD -R HQ 9164 Episode #58. 10-25-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Dunder Mifflin decides to produce an ad, but things go awry when Michael hijacks the production. Dwight is busy also -- exploring Second Life, an online web site. 161789 2009 Office, The: Lover, The T DVD -R HQ 11529 Episode. 10-22-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael shocks Pam and Jim when he reveals the identity of his new girlfriend. Dwight offers Jim a strange peace offering. 161790 2009 Office, The: Mafia T DVD -R HQ 11498, 11499 Episode. 10-15-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Dwight and Andy believe an insurance salesman calling on Michael is a Mafioso. Kevin inadvertently ruins Jim and Pam’s honeymoon. He also takes over Jim’s office in his absence. 161791 2010 Office, The: Manager and Salesman T DVD -R HQ 11777, 11778 (Credits) Episode. 2-11-2010 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Sabre’s CEO visits and tells Michael and Jim that one of them must take a step down and go back to sales. Andy’s Valentine’s Day cards leave Kelly thinking she’s the one he’s interested in. 161792 2009 Office, The: Meeting, The T DVD -R HQ 11435 Episode. 9-17-1009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Jim makes a request that leaves Michael feeling defensive and insecure. Pam works on the guest list for the wedding. Toby and Dwight go under cover to investigate a workers’ comp claim. Jim and Michael are named co-managers of the office. 161793 2006 Office, The: Merger, The T Episode #37. 11-16-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Jim and Pam are reunited when the Scranton and Stamford branches of the company are merged. But someone else is involved. 161794 2009 Office, The: Michael Scott Paper Company, Inc., The T DVD -R HQ 11032 Episode. 4-9-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael gets free office space in his old building underneath the toilets. He stages a pancake lunch for new clients. Pam meets the only person who shows up, then over the phone sells him an order, making the first sale for the new Michael Scott Paper Company, Inc. 161795 2006 Office, The: Michael's Birthday T DVD -R HQ 5771 Episode #25. 3-30-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael takes the Dunder Mifflin employees ice-skating to celebrate his birthday. 161796 2007 Office, The: Money T DVD -R HQ 9163, 9164 (Conclusion) Episode #57. 10-18-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. With Jan renovating his condo, Michael is quickly going into debt. He tries to get money anyway he can including asking the employees for a loan. Meanwhile, Jim and Pam spend the night at Dwight’s farm -- now a bed and breakfast. 161797 2008 Office, The: Moroccan Christmas T DVD -R HQ 10622 Episode. 12-11-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. The Office Christmas party has a Moroccan theme as Michael tries to help one of the employees who has a problem with alcohol. 161798 2009 Office, The: Murder T DVD -R HQ 11603 Episode. 11-12-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Troubling rumors about Dunder Mifflin rock Michael’s world. Strange diversions upset Jim. Andy finds that his awkwardness is his biggest hurdle in courting Erin. 161799 2007 Office, The: Negotiation, The T DVD -R HQ 8324 Episode #48. 4-5-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Darryl meets with Michael to negotiate a pay increase. Jim deals with the consequences of Pam's confession to Roy. 161800 2009 Office, The: New Boss T DVD -R HQ 10983 Episode. 3-19-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael quits when the new boss disrespects him. 161801 2009 Office, The: Niagara (Parts One and Two) T DVD -R HQ 11498 Episodes. 10-8-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. The Dunder Mifflin staff head to Niagara Falls for Jim and Pam’s wedding with the understanding that her pregnancy is a forbidden discussion topic. But Jim’s slip of the tongue prods Michael to attempt damage control. In Part 2, Pam is forced to deal with Andy’s scrotal injury on her wedding night, while Kevin deals with the loss of his dress shoes on the morning of Jim and Pam’s wedding. Jim and Pam sneak off to the Niagara Falls boat ride to have the captain marry them, then arrive at the church for the official if unorthodox ceremony. 161802 2008 Office, The: Night Out T DVD -R HQ 9876 Episode. 4-24-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael and Dwight decide to surprise Ryan in New York. Scranton staffers must work on a Saturday for Ryan’s Web site project and they are not happy about it. 161803 2005 Office, The: Office Olympics T DVD -R HQ 8726 Episode #9. 10-4-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael has a panic attack while trying to close the deal on his condo. With Michael and Dwight out of the office, Jim and Pam organize an employee competition. 161804 2005 Office, The: Performance Review T DVD -R HQ 6167 Episode #14. 11-15-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Everyone is on edge during performance review day including Michael who steals the employee suggestion box in search of new ideas he can present to his boss. 161805 2007 Office, The: Phyllis' Wedding T DVD -R HQ 7897 Episode #45. 2-8-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael is kicked out of Phyllis' wedding.. 161806 2005 Office, The: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6406 Episode #1. 3-24-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. When a documentary crew arrives at Mifflin, manager Michael Scott attempts to paint a rosy picture but fails after learning the company will be downsizing. Based on the popular British series. Documentary film crew's cameras capture the daily interactions of a group of idiosyncratic office employees. Regional Manager Michael (Steve Carell) thinks he's the coolest, funniest best boss ever. But he's really the uncoolest, most obnoxious and annoying boss as far as his staff is. His coworker Jim (John Krasinski) lusts after engaged receptionist Pam (Jenna Fischer) when he's not sabotaging his cube-mate, the know-it-all Dwight (Rainn Wilson). Ryan Howard (B.J. Novak) is a young, smart, self-possessed temp. 161807 2009 Office, The: Prince Family Paper T DVD -R HQ 10803 Episode #78. 1-22-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael is sent out to do research on a small family-run paper company so his company can steal its clients. The staff argues over whether Actor Hillary Swank is hot or not. 161808 2007 Office, The: Product Recall T DVD -R HQ 8418 Episode #49. 4-26-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael holds a press conference to apologize for an obscene watermark put on paper by a disgruntled employee. Only reporter to show up is a reporter from the Scranton Times who usually writes light stories and obituaries. Michael gets into a fight with a customer while apologizing in front of the reporter. Reporter takes it all down. Obscene watermark is a duck having sex with a popular mouse. The staff goes into crisis mode after a shipment of paper goes out with an obscene watermark. Jim and Andy handle harried clients. 161809 2009 Office, The: Promotion, The T DVD -R HQ 11457 Episode. 10-1-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Jim quickly learns the downside of management after he informs the staff that there’s not enough money for everyone to get a COLA raise, including Dwight trying to rally everyone against him. Pam pushes for cash instead of traditional wedding gifts. 161810 2007 Office, The: Return, The T DVD -R HQ 8173. Episode #43. 1-18-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Andy suggests that Michael pair up employees on sales calls. Dwight tries to cover when Angela misses an important deadline. Includes previously unseen footage in episodes seen before separately. 161811 2010 Office, The: Sabre T DVD -R HQ 11765, 11766 (Credits) Episode. 2-4-2010 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael has trouble adjusting to Dunder Mifflin’s acquisition by a printer company called Sabre and tries to turn to David Wallace for advice. Jim and Pam interview to get their impending baby into a good daycare. 161812 2007 Office, The: Safety Training T DVD -R HQ 8319 Episode #50. 4-12-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Andy returns from anger-management classes planning to make a fresh start. Michael and Dwight try to illustrate the dangers of the workplace. Michael tries to fake a suicide after he is embarrassed by the shipping department's demonstration on the dangers of the workplace. 161813 2009 Office, The: Scott’s Tots T DVD -R HQ 11647 Episode. 12-03-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. A decade-old promise to pay college tuition for a bunch of children comes back to haunt Michael. With rumors of Dunder Mifflin going under dragging down the staff, Jim hopes an Employee of the Month award will raise spirits, unaware it’s a ploy by Dwight to get him fired. 161814 2009 Office, The: Secret Santa T DVD -R HQ 11665. DVD -R HQ 11671 (Credits) Episode. 12-10-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Andy’s Twelve Days of Christmas-themed Secret Santa gifts to Erin do more harm than good. Dwight and Jim hope to infuse the staff with holiday spirit, but Jim’s decision to let Phyllis play Santa at the Dunder Mifflin Christmas party irks Michael. A new warehouse worker catches Oscar’s eye. 161815 2006 Office, The: Secret, The T DVD -R HQ 6731 Episode #19. 1-19-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. 161816 2005 Office, The: Sexual Harassment T DVD -R HQ 6138 Episode #8. 9-27-2005 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. When Michael's best friend, sales representative Todd Packer, pays him a visit, Michael starts behaving even more inappropriately. 161817 2009 Office, The: Shareholders Meeting T DVD -R HQ 11621 Episode. 11-19-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. When David Wallace invites Michael to the Dunder Mifflin shareholder meeting in New York, Michael brings Oscar, Dwight and Andy along. Jim tries to get Ryan to do work. 161818 2010 Office, The: St. Patrick’s Day T DVD -R HQ 11836 Episode. 3-11-2010 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael tries to impress Jo. Dwight causes trouble on Jim’s first day back from paternity leave. Erin and Andy go on their first date. 161819 2008 Office, The: Surplus, The T DVD -R HQ 10597 Episode. 12-4-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Oscar informs Michael that the office must spend a cash surplus or lose it in the next year’s budget. Dwight takes Angela and Andy to Schrute Farms to work on their wedding plans. 161820 2007 Office, The: Survivor Man T DVD -R HQ 9253 Episode #60. 11-8-2007. Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. When Ryan excludes him from a wilderness retreat, Michael goes into the woods for his own survival adventure. Jim tries to revolutionize the office birthday party. 161821 2006 Office, The: Take Your Daughter To Work Day T DVD -R HQ 5677 Episode #24. 3-16-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael strikes up a friendship with the five-year-old daughter of his enemy when children visit the office. 161822 2007 Office, The: Traveling Salesmen T DVD -R HQ 7744 Episode #42. 1-11-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Andy suggests that Michael team up the staff for sales calls. Dwight tries to cover for Angela when she misses a deadline -- and resigns when he refuses to reveal his reason for going to corporate headquarters in New York. 161823 2009 Office, The: Two Weeks T DVD -R HQ 10998 Episode. 3-26-2009 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Michael won’t leave quietly, then decides to stop his own paper company. No one seems to like the new boss. 161824 2006 Office, The: Valentine's Day T DVD -R HQ 6569 Episode #22. 2-9-2006 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Valentine's Day at the office. 161825 2006 Office, The: Webisodes: Accountants, The T Episode #29. 7-13-2006. Available on the NBC Website: www.nbc.com/The_Office. Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. This 10-part Web-only series fills in the gap between the end of Season Two and the beginning of Season Three. Jim realizes why Kelly sits alone in the back of the office as he plays messenger for a childish flirtation between Kelly and Ryan, and Pam tries to cope with the day without Jim to make her laugh. 161826 2008 Office, The: Weight Loss T DVD -R HQ 10586. DVD -R HQ 10319 (misses beginning) Episode. 9-25-2008 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. The office staff tries to lose the most weight of any office so they can win three days of extra vacation. Jim proposes to Pam, who has left the office to go back to school. Michael tries to encourage the staff to lose weight for health and glory. 161827 2007 Office, The: Women's Appreciation T DVD -R HQ 8504 Episode #51. 5-3-2007 Documentary on what happens in The Office. Characters talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Outrage breaks out in the office when Phyllis gets an eyeful from a flasher. Dwight and Andy work on catching the predator. 161828 2005 Officer Down MT DVD -R HQ 8546, 8547 News Media. News Reporter (J. Lauren Proctor). 161829 1932 Officer Thirteen M Reporter. Motorcycle policeman's partner is deliberately run off the road and killed by a member of a syndicate that controls the gambling and much of the justice system in his town. When the killer is freed because of perjured testimony and the corrupt legal system, the dead officer's partner quits the force and vows to bring the killer to justice. 161830 1993 Official Denial M PR Public Information Officer Lt. Col. Dan Lerner helps cover up the arrival of aliens on earth. 161831 1946 Official Detective R Series 1946-1947. Official Detective Magazine Press. Composed of stories that appeared in Official Detective Magazine. 161832 1957 Official Detective T Series 1957. Official Detective Magazine Press. Composed of stories that appeared in Official Detective Magazine. Adapted from the radio series of the same name. 161833 1990 Official Secrets N Mitchell, Lindsay Reporter Sylvia Loring and Gossip Columnist Colette Daniels are both caught up in investigating a major Washington sex scandal 161834 2006 Offshore M Photographer, Press Conference (Jason Endres). 161835 1986 Offspring, The M Reporter at Execution (Alan White). 161836 1991 Ofrivillige golfaren, Den MF TV Reporter (John Fiske). The Critic (Erland Josephson). 161837 1995 …Og det var forar - og Danmark frit DF Denmark Journalist Ole Bergh, Aalborg. 161838 2007 Ogrod Luizy MF Reporter (Hanna Chojnacka) 161839 1998 Oh Baby: Logistics T Episode #4. 9-8-1998 Newscaster (Lynnanne Zager). 161840 1991 Oh Boy! M TV Journalist (Gert Jan Droge). Editor (Ton De Graaf). Cameraman (Marc Didden). Cameraman (Job van As). 161841 1986 Oh es el! Viaje fantastico hacia Julio Iglesias N Torres, Maruja War Correspondent in Lebanon. Spanish writer in El Paix. First Novel. Female Journalist deals with famous people, love and journalism in this satirical novel. 161842 2006 Oh in Ohio, The M Public Relations Executive (Parker Posey) in Cleveland commerce is married but has never had an orgasm. Until she discovers the vibrator, at which point she becomes a big-O addict, finally having one right in the boardroom. Married to frustrated high school biology teacher. The PR executive then falls for the local aging swimming pool salesman with a ponytail. 161843 1940 Oh Johnny How You Can Love M Newsboy (Harris Berger) 161844 1973 Oh Jonathan, oh Jonathan M Reporter (Jurgen Scheller). 161845 2003 Oh So Twisted M Reporter (Kris McGaha) 161846 1926 Oh What a Nurse! M Newspaper Editor (Henry A. Barrows). 161847 1926 Oh, Baby! M AFI-Authors Writer 161848 1997 Oh, Doctor Beeching!: Ton Up T UK. Episode #20. 9-28-1997 Photographer (James Pertwee). 161849 1977 Oh, God! M L TV Reporter (Mario Machado). 161850 1980 Oh, God! Book II M TV Newscaster (Hugh Downs) of NBC 161851 1985 Oh, God! You Devil M SVD 1151 Reporter (Patricia Springer) 161852 1999 Oh, Grow Up: Baby It's Cold Outside T Episode #13. . Series 9-22-1999 to 12-28-1999 Art Critic (Liz Ard). Norris get jealous after attending the art gallery of a college rival who used to copy Norris and has now risen to fame. Rather than admit to his former classmate that he's nowhere near as successful, Norris lies about his prospects Suzanne backs up Norris' story by pretending to be his agent -- and is holding a private showing of his work to prove it. But a blizzard strikes the day of the exhibit making the turnout less than Norris anticipated as only the art critic manages to show. 161853 1999 Oh, Grow Up: Hunter's Metamorphosis T Episode #7. 11-3-1999 Art Critic (Liz Ard). Suzanne helps Norris fulfill a dream when she hires him to baby sit a nightmarish artist. 161854 1999 Oh, Grow Up: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-22-1999 Art Critic (Liz Ard). Norris, a friend from college, is a struggling artist with a dry wit. 161855 1999 Oh, Grow Up: President of the House T Episode #4. 10-13-1999 Art Critic (Liz Ard). TV Anchor (Tim Lounibos). Suzanne and Chloe reveal a little too much on a hidden video TV show. 161856 1980 Oh, Heavenly Dog M Browning, Rod, Joe Camp (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist Jackie (Jane Seymour) for Time-Europe) is writing a book about a murder case when the man in the case returns as a dog to solve the murder. Confusion about what she does -- "I thought you wrote for Time," the man says to her. Jackie is shot by the villain and returns as a cat. 161857 1926 Oh, What a Night! M AFI-Playwrights Writer 161858 1926 Oh, What a Nurse! M Sherwood, Robert Emmet, Bertram Bloch (Story). Darryl Francis Zanuck (Adaptation). AFI-Columnists/Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Jerry Clark (Sydney Chaplin) is cub reporter who takes over the advice column and advises a woman not to marry a fortune-hunter. Her uncle is the owner of the paper and wants her to marry so he can control her inheritance Clark eventually saves her by faking a fire on a ship and then marries her himself. Clark switches clothes with rumrunner who is disguised as a woman to elude police. He also impersonates a nurse while trying to catch the crooks. 161859 1949 Oh, You Beautiful Doll M Reporter (James Griffith). Reporter (Billy Wayne). 161860 1930 Oh! Sailor, Behave! M AFI-Reporters Reporter for the Paris Herald, Charlie Carroll (Charles King), falls in love 161861 1969 Oh! What a Lovely War M Photographer (Joe Melia - The Photographer). 161862 1962 Ohayo M AFI-Television TV 161863 1941 Ohm Kruger MF Germany News Media. Reporter #1 im Hotel de Suisse (Werner Stock). Reporter #2 im Hotel de Suisse (Egon Vogel). 161864 1980 OHMS MT TV Newscaster (Jan Jones). TV Reporter (Bob Wells). 161865 1993 Ohne einander N Walser, Martin Germany Journalist 161866 1942 Oi, aika vanha, kultainen MF Photographer (Lauri Kyostila). 161867 2006 Oil & Water M TV Newsman Dan Lake (Peter LaVilla) is a veteran TV anchor past his prime with an ego the size of an empty room. Hollywood Newspaper Gossip Columnist Ms. Gabby (Rosemary Gore) is young and popular and feisty writing in a Liz Smith-Hedda Hopper-style. Together they host a weekly TV Talk show called "Movie Celebrities." They are opposites -- is it hate or love? Editor (Nelson Page). Copy Person (Diana Castellon). Office Workers (Mirna Benitez, Yvonne Bravo, Pamela Sanabria, Juan Sanchez, Else Schwartz, Jeff Zilahy, Nathan Ziskin 161868 2005 Oil Storm MT Reporter (Ken Thomas). Narrator (Live Schreiber). 161869 1985 Oilpatch Empire N Ballem, John News Media 161870 1966 Oj oj oj eller 'sangen om den eldroda hummern' MF TV Commentator (Alan Blair) 161871 1999 Ojamajo Doremi CB Todo, Izumi Japan. 1999-2003. Published by Kodansha. Illustrated by Shizue Takanashi. Appeared in Nakayoshi'magazine. Manga series. Magical girl manga High School Newspaper Reporter Kaori Shimakura (Shimakura Kaori) is always with her camera. She is one of Tamaki's friends. 161872 1999 Ojamajo Doremi C Japan. 1999-2002. 201 episodes. Produced by Toei Animation. Anime series. Magical girl anime High School Newspaper Reporter and Photographer Kaori Shimakura (Shimakura Kaori): A school newspaper reporter who is always with her camera. She is one of Tamaki's friends. 161873 2009 Ojciec Mateusz: Wyrok TF Poland. Episode #8. 1-18-2009 Journalist (Michael Kruk). 161874 2000 Ojos Que No Ven (aka Eyes That Don't See) MF Argentina Magazine Owner Abelardo Sachs (Axel Pauls) is murdered and no one knows who did it. Carla (Malena Solda) works for the political magazine as a writer. She helps solve the murder with help from the magazine's editor Estaban (Gaston Pauls). 161875 1930 Ojosan MF Journalist (Ichiro Okuni) 161876 1999 OK! TV DT Series 1999 Interviewer (Nigel Havers) 161877 1997 Okay tone: T Series. 1997-1998 Interviewer (Lisbeth Frandsen - Bette - Herself, 1997-1998). Host (Vigga Svensson - Herself, 1997-1998). 161878 1932 Okay, America M VHS 1013 McGuire, William Anthony (Story). Scott Pembroke (Screenplay) William McGuire's Okay America. Risky Business, 1939 Gossip Columnist Larry Wayne (Lew Ayres) writes "Broadway Broadside" for the New York Daily Blade and does a radio program called "Okay, America." Walter Winchell-inspired columnist. City Editor aka "Lucille" (Walter Catlett) calls Wayne "Ego." His secretary Sheila Barton (Maureen O'Sullivan) protects him from angry readers. Editor Roger Jones (Allan Dinehart) assigns Wayne to a kidnapping story. Through a drunken ex-reporter, he traces the kidnapping to a gangster. Wayne is kidnapped, shoots the gangster and then is killed during his radio broadcast. "Obituary" (Charles Dow Clark). Obituary Editor (George Clarke). 161879 1940 Okenko do nebe MF News Media. Young Journalist Inka (Natasa Gollova). 161880 1948 Oklahoma Badlands M DVD -R HQ 1973 Lane, Allan "Rocky" feature Editor-Publisher Oliver Budge of local newspaper Grass Valley Tribune and crooks try to get a woman's ranch. Grass Valley Tribune headline: "Ken Rawlins Murdered. Last of Family Killed by Rustlers." 161881 1981 Oklahoma City Dolls, The MT Newscaster (Mike Walden) 161882 1939 Oklahoma Kid, The M DVD -R HQ 2951, 2922. L Reporter (Jeffrey Sayre) for the Times. 161883 1960 Oklahoma Territory M Hampton, Orville, H. (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Ward Harlen (Walter Baldwin) accuses lawyer of prosecuting Native American for his own political purposes. Turns out Native American was framed. 161884 2002 OL Salt Lake City 2002 DT Reporter (Jon Herwig Carlsen). Reporter (Bjorn Daehlie). Reporter (Solve Grotmol). Reporter (Kjell Kr. Rike). 161885 1972 Olavi Virta DF Finland Interviewer Peter von Bagh. 161886 1943 Old Acquaintance M DVD -R HQ 3737, 3738. DVD -R 1625 Editor (Joseph Crehan). News Poet Writer Bell Carter (Abbe Revere). Photographer Frank (Jimmy Conlin) of the Beacon. 161887 2004 Old Big 'Ead: Tribute to Brian Clough, A DT UK Newsreader Huw Edwards. Commentators David Coleman, Kenneth Wolstenholme. 161888 1940 Old Bill and Son M BBC Reporter (Nicholas Phipps). 161889 1900 Old Brand SS USC Munro, Neil In "Queen's Gift Book, The." Journalist is narrator on the Courier. Writes about an editor, Old Brand "whose pride was in the fact that no other provincial paper in the country gave such prompt, copious and well-informed obituaries as his. 161890 2009 Old City Hall N Rotenberg, Robert Canadian Radio Host is arrested for the murder of his wife in a seemingly open-and-shut case. “I killed her,” he tells his newspaper deliveryman, and then clams up. Both cops and lawyers case down the clues. 161891 1985 Old Colts, The NW Swarthout, Glendon Fred News Media 161892 1684 Old England PO USC Tate, Nahum News 161893 1999 Old Fears NSF Wooley, John and Ron Wolfe Newspaper Editor Matthew Simmons is a crusty journalist who befriends Mick Winters who after 20 years away has come home to find his worst childhood fears waiting for him. The spider so big it fills the mouth of the culvert. The black shadow lurking in the old coal pit. The slithering thing under the bed. Old fears, nothing but figments of a child’s imagination, except why is Jerry Meyers lying in the morgue with a torn jugular full of insect venom? What’s terrorizing the miners of Tanapah, Oklahoma? And what dragged Mike Henshaw beneath his bed and suffocated him? For Mick, returning to his boyhood home signals an opportunity to start over again with new friends such as the stunning young doctor Cheryl Stanton and editor Simmons. But a horror epidemic for which there is no explanation and no cure descends upon the town and turns Mick’s dream vacation into a nightmare where old fears become deadly realities. 161894 1989 Old Flames MT Photographer (Urusla Jones) 161895 1999 Old Flames N Moritsugu, Kim Public Relations Person Beth Robinson is a 40-ish PR turned stay-at-home mom, who, aside from an occasional pang of mourning for her lost youth, is pretty well content. That is until Rachel Klein, a hip young advertising executive, moves into the house next door. When Rachel confides in Beth her ambitious career plans and her intention to rekindle an old flame with man-about-town Tim Donnelly, Beth is envious. So what if Rachel can’t cook, knows nothing about gardening and forgets to take out her garbage? She has an exciting job, an attractive love-prospect, and friends like Schuyler LaSalle, a singing stock analyst who reminds Beth of her own long-lost aspiration to be a dancer on Broadway. Soon, Beth realizes she must find a way to build anew flame for herself with the old dancing spark. Rachel, between career-making moves at work, tries to light Tim’s fire without getting burned. 161896 1983 Old Garbo SS GPL Thomas, Dylan In "Collected Stories, The: Dylan Thomas." Reporter Mr. Farr, senior reporter, great shorthand writer, a chain-smoker, bitter drinker, very humorous, round-faced and round-bellied, with dart holes in his nose. Tawe News. He covered all the big stories. 161897 1944 Old Grey Hare C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age Newspaper. Smellovision Replaces Television. Daily Rocket. The Golden Age of Looney Tunes -- Vol. 1, Side 20. 161898 1989 Old Gringo M SV 75, 63. DVD. Journalist Ambrose Bierce (Gregory Peck), caustic and brilliant journalist who calls himself "Bitter." Journalist (Stewart Smith). Journalist #1 (Mark Kelty). Journalist #2 (John Williams). Mexican Journalist (Arturo Rodriguez Doring). Editor (Richardson Morse). 161899 1985 Old Gringo, The N Fuentes, Carlos Journalist Ambrose Bierce, American writer of The Devil's Dictionary, disappeared in Mexico in 1914, and joined revolutionary Pancho Villa's forces. 161900 1942 Old Homestead, The M Editor Fred Morgan (Robert Conway) crusades against the menace of a mob-controlled nightclub and a city administration that permits it. This causes a rift between him and the woman he loves. 161901 1935 Old Homestead, The M Press Agent (Harry Conley) 161902 1929 Old Man N MacLean, Eugene Newspapers. A.K. Sherborne, "The Old Man." The Tribune. The Daily Blade. Charles Robinson, editor and many other positions. 161903 1957 Old Man Owlhoot SS MLPL Fox, Norman A. In "Valiant Ones, The." Reporter. "Reporter must be a Paul Pry fifty weeks of the year…." Narrator: Barlow, a reporter on busman's holiday. Tierney, managing editor of the Big Falls Sentinel. 161904 1929 Old Man, The N USC MacLean, Eugene Newspaper. Story of newspaper life in the Middle West 161905 1931 Old Man, The SS Horn, Holloway In "Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery and Horror, Second Series, 1931 Press 161906 1983 Old Men at the Zoo, The MT Miniseries News Media. Newscasters (Jill Meager, Madhav Sharma). Interviewer (Christopher Owen). 161907 1996 Old Money N Palmer, Elizabeth Journalist 161908 1835 Old News SS USC Hawthorne, Nathaniel Narrator peruses a volume of old newspapers to be dated about 1740 and imagines various people reading the news. Also 1760, 1780 newspapers. 161909 2000 Old No. 587: Great Train Robbery, The M News Media. News Anchor (Chuck Campbell). Field Reporter (Susan West Henthorn). News Photographer (Brian Stovall). Backyard Camera Crew (Josh Gannon, Matt Mays, George Plant, Brandon Snider). 161910 1912 Old Reporter, The M Detective in Film Reporter Hero fired, reinstated by getting the scoop on a gang of art museum thieves and bringing them to justice 161911 1875 Old Si SS Small, Samuel W. Fictional Journalist created by Small when he was "a wicked newspaperman." Sketches involve a pre-Uncle Remus character. 161912 1921 Old Soak and Hail and Farewell, The SS Marquis, Donald Robert Perry Fictional Journalist created by Marquis. Clem Hawley is the "Old Soak." Proclaimed benefits of pre-Prohibition America with its saloons and ready availability of potable spirits. Bibulous monologues. Adapted to the stage with 423 Broadway performances. Motion pictures -- one silent, the other sound., 161913 1865 Old Thing, The SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Mark Twain's San Francisco." Reporter Alta "wicked reporter" who every time anything happens that is unlawful and dreadful, this reporter without waiting to see if maybe somebody else didn't do it, goes off at once and jams it on top of the old pile. 161914 2005 Old Times M Newspaperman (Charlie Arcella). 161915 1956 Old, Old Story, The T St. Johns, Adela Rogers (Adaptation of 1951 Reader's Digest story) TV Reader's Digest - 5-7-56 Press 161916 1994 Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Michael Genevie). Lady Reporter (Rosemary Newcott). Magazine Executive (Brett Rice). 161917 1987 Oldest Rookie, The T Series 1987-1988 News Media 161918 1968 Ole dole doff MF Photographer (Georg Oddner - The Photographer). 161919 1938 Olenko mina tullut haaremiin MF Finland Newspaperman (Toppo Elonpera). 161920 2008 Olhos nos Olhos: Pilot T Episode #1. 10-7-2008 TV Reporter (Carlos Sampaio). 161921 2002 Oligarkh MF Russia Journaliste (Tamara Aboutova). 161922 1960 Olimpiadi dei mariti, Le MF Italy Newspaper Director (Gino Cervi). 161923 1985 Oliver Maass T Episodes #1-#2 Reporter (Volker Wilms). 161924 1978 Oliver's Story M Newscaster (Victor Gil De LaMadrid) 161925 1995 Oliver's Travels MT Miniseries - Five Episodes News Media. TV Newsreader (John Humphrys). TV Reporter (Sioned Mair). 161926 2003 Olivia Joules and the Overactive Imagination NM OWN - P Fielding, Helen Reporter Olivia Joules for the Sunday Times and Elan Magazine is self-made, go-getting journalist who was once plain Rachel Pixley from Worksop. Her colleagues at the Sunday Times say she has an overactive imagination and an impeccable gift for languages. Both of these come in handy when she is dispatched to Miami to cover a face-cream launch and meets an international playboy and finds herself on the scene of an al-Qaeda bomb attack. Foreign Editor Barry Wilkinson of the Sunday Times. She goes on the trial of terrorists to an array of exotic locales including Los Angeles, Honduras and Egypt. Fearless, dazzling, independent beauty-journalist-turned master-spy. Joules wants to do serious news and ends up being a James Bond-type agent. Public Relations Practitioner Melissa. 161927 1968 Olsen-banden MF Denmark. Photographer (Ulf Pilgaard). 161928 1960 Olum perdesi MF Turkey Journalist 161929 2001 Olympic Dream NR Scott, Carolyn Reporter Kate is a hard-nosed reporter with a penchant for war zones. Editor orders her to cover 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, she can't think of anything worse. Then she meets Ben Masters. 161930 2009 Olympica SS Audel, Cyreen Reporters are among the seven authors of these stories offering visions of what the Olympics could be in the future. 161931 2004 Omagh MTF Ireland-UK News Media. TV Reporter (Lucy Miller). Reporter (David Cairnduff). 161932 1995 Omaha: Movie, The M Photographer Ian (Aaron Freeley). 161933 2006 Omaret yakobean MF Egypt Journalist (Wael Mahassad). 161934 1999 Omega Code, The M News Media. Reporter Matthews (Terry Rhoads). TV News Anchor (Alec Murdock). Italian Reporter (Sabrina Marinucci). Talk Show Reporter (Lise Simms). Coronation Reporter (Drenda Spohnholtz). Evil Technician (Michael Sean Duffy). Evi Technician #2 (Terry Hickey). 161935 1999 Omega Diary M TV News Anchor (Mary Ann Rossi) 161936 1981 Omega Factor, The T BBC Journalist Tom Crane (James Hazeldine), newspaper journalist, secretly member of British government organization, special occult powers 161937 1971 Omega Man, The M L Heston Former TV Newscaster Matthias (Anthony Zerbe), one-time newscaster, now head of the living dead 161938 1987 Omega Syndrome, The M Sharkey, John (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jack Corbett (Ken Wahl) is a Berkeley journalism graduate who once worked for Time magazine and the San Francisco Examiner, but now seems more interested in drinking than writing. Wife died while he was out of the country on assignment and his daughter is being raised by his in-laws because the reporter lost a custody battle. When daughter is kidnapped by a white supremacist group, the reporter becomes a one-man army to save her. Interrogates a subject a gunpoint and blows up a car belonging to a cop trying to stop his vigilante campaign, but the police let the reporter off the hook after an orgy of violence. Meets a woman from the ad department of a paper who tells him she got sidetracked after journalism school. "I haven't seen your byline in a while. Are you working on a book?" "No, I'm working on a bottle." 161939 1976 Omen, The M Seltzer, David (Screenplay) Ness Book Photographer Jennings (David Warner) begins to suspect that the ambassador's son may be the anti-Christ. His curiosity is aroused when he takes photographs at a birthday party for the boy and the governess hangs herself. Photographer gets pictures of priest who tries to warn ambassador about the boy and discovers pictures have strange blemishes on them, anticipating the impaling of the priest. He shows ambassador a photograph he accidentally snapped of his own reflection. The picture has a blemish across his throat. Photographer is later decapitated while helping the boy's father investigate the child's background. Reporter (Roy Boyd). Photographer (Patrick McAlinney). 161940 2006 Omen, The M Tabloid Reporter #1 (Laurie Tallack). Tabloid Reporter #2 (MyAnna Buring). Tabloid Reporter #3 (Harvey Stephens). 161941 1981 Omni: The New Frontier DT Newsmagazine 161942 1952 Omnibus: DT Series. 11-8-1952 to 4-16-1961. CBS, NBC Host Alistair Cooke. 161943 1980 Omnibus: History of American Ladies' Magazines DT Episode. 9-7-1980. Series 1980. Host Beatrice Arthur for retrospective 161944 1957 Omnibus: Life DT Episode. 11-3-1957 Newsmagazine. Staff of Life: how picture magazines are produced 161945 1957 Omnibus: Life of Samuel Johnson T Episode #132. 12-15-1957 Journalist-Writer Samuel Johnson (Peter Ustinov). 161946 1958 Omnibus: Moment of Truth T Episode #143. 2-16-1958 Photographer (Fritz Weaver). 161947 1952 Omnibus: Moment of Truth T Episode #51. 2-24-1958 Newspaper Photographer (Fritz Weaver). Host (Alistair Cooke). 161948 1957 Omnibus: Oedipus, The King T Episode #111. 12-6-1957 Messenger. Palace Messenger (William Shatner). 161949 2007 On a Bus to St. Cloud N Brassel, Patrick TV Reporter John Ramirez hates celebrity news stories. But when a well-known TV comedian dies of a drug overdose, Ramirez is stuck covering the story for Channel 6. While digging through the comedian's messy private life, he meets his male assistant and an unlikely friendship develops -- one that transforms both men. Through their conversations in newsrooms, diners and hospitals, at parties and on jogging trails, the two men help each other find a way past old mistakes and on the way they get a few things exactly right. 161950 1970 On a Clear Day You Can See Forever M L Streisand News Media 161951 2009 On a Killer’s Trail NM Davis, Susan Page Cub Reporter Kate Richards wants the story about a sweet, elderly lady who is killed on Christmas day and nothing else is disturbed including not a single wrapped gift around the tree. The detective can’t figure out the motive, but the rookie reporter keeps digging. Then another murder with the same M.O. takes place. There has to be a connection. And Richards is determined to find it. The detective, Neil Alexander, is impressed with her dedication, but he worries about where it will lead. They’re on a killer’s trail and keeping Kate safe means keeping the detective’s heart off-limits. 161952 1746 On a Printer's Being Sent to Newgate PO USC Swift, Jonathan In "Complete Poems, The." Printer 161953 2005 On Air M Bernstein, David J. News Media. Reporter (Jill Getto Lee). 161954 1948 On an Island with You M DVD -R HQ 1872 (Media Excerpts) Reporter (Garry Owen). Photographer (Lester Dorr). Cameraman (Nolan Leary). Press Conference. Female Reporter included. The Island News story: "Love-Sick Pilot Flies Actress To Lonely Isle to Claim Dance 161955 2007 On Bloody Sunday M High School Journalist Isabel (Annemarie Pazmino) follows leads through internet party blogs and unknowingly catches the attention of a vicious online predator. Investigating a string of mysterious disappearances in her small town, Isabel and her classmates quickly find themselves at the enter of a serial killer’s bloody crusade against amoral teens in MySpace. Helping her is Zeek (Yousef Abu-Taleb), her only true friend. When a detective gets involved, Isabel realizes she is in over her head. News Reporter #1 (Kristine Lazar). 161956 1866 On California Critics SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Critics 161957 1969 On Campus MUS Goodman, Dickie Parody on Walter Cronkite Reporter Walter Funkie is on a college campus asking politicians and students questions and the answers are all songs from 1969. "This is Walter Funkite On the Campus of Fun City College, Where a slight difference of opinion Seems to be taking place…." "We switch you now, to the White House in Washington. The President has a statement to make To the students, "It's your thing, do what you wanna do." "This is Walter Funkite, back on Campus…." "We switch you to Washington, Where we hear Vice President Agnew, Finishing his Speech: 'So on, and so on, and scoobie doobie doo…'" "This is Walter Funkite, back on Campus, again…." "Together in the throng Are Governor Reagan and Rap Brown. Govenror, where di you two first meet?" (In the Ghetto). "This is Walter Funkite, Signing off with the playing of my theme song" ("Oh Happy Days"). 161958 2001 On Common Ground DT Commentators Tom Brokaw, Walter Cronkite, John Kenneth Galbraith, Daniel J. Goldhagen. 161959 1952 On Dangerous Ground M News Vendor Bagganierri (Nestor Paiva). 161960 2007 On Dangers Edge (aka On Danger’s Edge) NR Fuller, Lise Photojournalist Rorie Lindsay lives by a code: Fear be damned. Free of her abusive ex-husband, she celebrates her divorce with a one-night stand then heads to her next photo shoot in the Panamanian jungles, thirsting for adventure. Finally sensing her life is her own, Rorie relishes her autonomy until guerillas capture her and her group. Now, in order to survive, she must match wits with the soldier who came to save her, the same stranger she’d spent one incredible night with celebrating her divorce. He couldn’t forget the passionate brunette he’d bedded -- a vain attempt to assuage his guilt over a comrade’s death. Like his father several years before, he had been unable to save his friend. Because loved ones die, he has refused to commit to a woman. Still he longed for something with Rorie. Unable to find her again, he’s encouraged when he sees she’s in the party he’s rescuing -- until the rescue effort goes awry and he finds the terrorists hot on their trail. Now both their lives and their destinies are on danger’s edge. 161961 1994 On Deadly Ground M Reporter (Jim Farnum) 161962 2006 On Every Side N Kingsbury Karen TV Reporter Faith opposes a suit filed by a man suing his hometown to have a popular statue of Jesus removed. Newscaster Faith risks her already shaky journalist position to reach out to the man hoping and praying that her love for him will touch his soul before the courtroom battle destroys this little town and their love. 161963 1987 On Fire MT Interviewer (John Napierala) 161964 2007 On Fire N Sargeant, Patricia Reporter Sharon MacCabe of the Charleston Times in West Virginia has worked hard to move from intern to full-fledged journalist so when a series of arson fires across the city turns into a string of murders, she’s ready to investigate. But her excitement soon turns to disappointment when her boss gives the assignment to a senator’s nephew. Determined to prove herself, MacCabe decides to probe the case on her own. But first she will have to gain the trust of Charleston’s new fire captain who has a reason to be wary of reporters. As a firefighter in Pittsburgh the press falsely accused him of arson in a blaze that killed his own sister. Now he’s trying to bury that painful chapter and start over. When MacCabe insists on collaborating, he is suspicious yet also attracted to this lovely, tenacious young woman -- and the feeling is mutual. As the two work closely together to stop a serial arsonist, the fire captain finds his defenses breaking down and his heart opening up. But their growing intimacy is about to be threatened when they discover they are pawns in a corrupt political game, one that may cost them their love -- and their lives. 161965 1890 On Foreign Critics SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Collected Tales, Sketches, Speeches & Essays, 1852-1890." Correspondent attacks foreign critics. 161966 2006 On Her Trail: My Mother, Nancy Dickerson, TV News' First Woman Star DT Dickerson, John TV Newswoman Nancy Dickerson was the first female member of the Washington TV News Corps, the only woman covering many of the important events of the sixties. Before Barbara Walters, there was Nancy Dickerson. First reporter to speak to President Kennedy after his inauguration and she was on the Mall with Martin Luther King Jr. during the march on Washington. Former schoolteacher from Milwaukee blazed a trail for women in the national news media. 161967 2000 On Hostile Ground MT Reporter (Ola Sturik). Other Reporter (Michelyn Emelle) 161968 1696 On Intelligencers and News-Mongers ER USC Meriton, L. Newsmongers 161969 1987 On Location: Roseanne Barr Show, The T HBO Special TV Newscaster (Steve Morris). Announcer (Rod Roddy). 161970 1987 On Location: Roseanne Barr Show, The T Newscaster (Steve Morris). Announcer (Rod Roddy). 161971 1674 On Modern Critics: Pindaric Ode, A PO MLPL Butler, Samuel Critics. "But when all other courses fail, There is one easy artifice That seldom has been known to miss. To cry all mankind down, and rail;" "The feeblest vermin can destroy As sure as stoutest beasts of prey. And only with their eyes and breath Infect and poison men to death; But that more impotent buffoon That makes it both his business and his sport To rail at all, is but a drone That spends his sting on what he cannot hurt;" "Invades the reputation of all those That have, or have it not to lose; "And leaves a stink behind him when he's gone…but when men dare Encounter with him, stinks, and vanishes to air." 161972 1998 On na ma dut lin na MF Editor (Leslie Cheung). Assistant Editor (Anita Yuen). 161973 2006 On ne peut pas plaire a tout le monde TF France. Episode #159. 2-19-2006 Interviewer (Francois Berleand - Himself). Hosts (Marc-Olivier Fogiel, Guy Carlier - Themselves). 161974 2002 On Night's Shore NM Silvis, Randall Aspiring Journalist Edgar Allan Poe helps solve a murder 161975 1948 On Our Merry Way (aka Miracle Can Happen, A) M DVD O'Hara, John, Arch Oboler (Stories). Laurence Stallings, Lou Breslow (Screenplay) Ness Book. Fonda. Reporter Oliver Pease (Burgess Meredith) is really a newspaper want-ad clerk who tells his new bride that he is the newspaper's inquiring reporter. Takes over the position through subterfuge and interviews people about how child influenced their lives. He does to well with the assignment that he is given actual reporting position as he finds out he is also going to be father. Reporter (Dick Scott). Newspaper Boy (Daniel Haight). 161976 1733 On Poetry: A Rapsody PO USC Swift, Jonathan Critics 161977 2001 On Point with Armstrong Williams DT Series 2001- Commentator Armstrong Williams. 161978 2005 On Q Live T 2004 Reporter (Jason Sechrest - 2005). 161979 1917 On Record M Press 161980 1996 On Seventh Avenue MT Journalist (Rene Ricard). 2nd Journalist (Billy Erb) 161981 1953 On Stage R Series - 1953-54 Press 161982 2007 On Strike for Christmas N Roberts, Sheila (Sheila Rabe) Reporter picks up the story of a boycott by a knitting club of wives who are sick and tired of toiling over elaborate Christmas preparations that their husbands do not appreciate. If their husbands and families want a nice holiday filled with parties, decorations and presents, they’ll just have to do it themselves. The strike takes on a life of its own when a reporter picks up the story and more women join in. By the end of this gently feminist send up, each side learns to be grateful for the other’s efforts. 161983 1937 On Such a Night M Cassidy, Morley F. (Story. Doris Malloy, William R. Lipman (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Joe Flynn (Roscoe Karns) helps an actress whose husband has been blackmailed by gangsters. Courtroom Reporter (Lynton Brent 161984 1691 On the Author of a Dialogue Concerning Women PO USC Anonymous News 161985 1937 On the Avenue M Faye News Media 161986 2007 On the Avenue N Pagliarulo, Antonio #1 Celebutantes Series Fashion Editor Zahara Bell is found dead in a one-of-a-kind frock from Lexington “Lex” Hamilton’s unreleased clothing line, and then the priceless Avenue Diamond goes missing, getting to class is as far from the Hamilton Triplets’ minds as their first pair of Manolos. mini-mogul Madison, pragmatic Park and impetuous Lexington are accustomed to living in the public eye. Heiresses to a billion-dollar media empire, they have been raised in New York’s most elite social circles and, at 16, know firsthand the demands of being celebutantes. There are people to impress, appearances to make, and paparazzi to outrun. Not to mention high school to finish. They have it all and Manhattan is their playground. At a fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the sisters have a troublesome encounter with a zealous paparazzo that leads them to discover the dead body of a famous fashion magazine editor. When Lex is implicated in the murder, the teens set out to solve the case. One of the girls is a suspect and the sisters find themselves in the middle of a scandal that could sink their reputations and their father’s companies for good. And the press is ready, willing and able to lend a hand. The Hamilton sisters need to stick closer than ever before. The killer is still out there, and if they don’t solve the case their threesome could become a twosome quicker than you can say Cartier. Fashion Editor Zahara Bell wasn’t the most well-liked person and anyone could have wanted her dead. 161987 2001 On the Ball DT Reporters Ned Boulting, Gabriel Clarke, Alistair Mann. Commentators Peter Drury, Guy Mowbray, Clive Tyldesley. Expert Analysis Jim Beglin, Clive Allen, Ally McCoist. Presenters Angus Scott, Matt Smith. 161988 2000 On the Beach MT News Media. Journalist #1 (Trent Baker). Journalist #2 (Stephanie Chen). French Interviewer (Frederique Fouche). Press Secretary (Bruce Hughes). Interviewer (Christopher Cummins). 161989 1953 On the Beat T Armstrong Circle Theatre - 4-28-53 Press 161990 1962 On the Beat M Newspaper Seller (Mario Fabrizi). Photographer (Julian Orchard). 161991 1969 On the Buses: Early Shift, The T Episode #1. 2-28-1969 News Media. TV Newsman (Kevin Moore). TV Interviewer (Fraser Kerr). 161992 1971 On the Buses: New Telly, The T Episode #51. 12-5-1971 TV Commentator (Peter Cockburn). 161993 1985 On the Edge M News Media 161994 1989 On the Edge NM Naha, Ed News Media 161995 1997 On the Edge of Innocence MT DVD -R HQ 7453, 7454 TV Anchor (Maclovio Perez). Teens escape from a psychiatric hospital with a hostage and head for Mexico, with police pursuing. 161996 2005 On the Freak Beat (Part One of Two) CB Gotham Central #26 Reporter Simon Lippman. A televangelist is found dead in his apartment and the prime suspect is Catwoman. 161997 2005 On the Freak Beat (Part Two of Two) CB Gotham Central #27 Reporter Simon Lippman. Catwoman is cleared of murder. 161998 1926 On the Front Page M Reporter Hornby (Tyler Brooke - Young Hornby) is assigned 24 hours to find a scandalous story about the countess by his father, Editor James W. Hornby (Edwards Davis) of the Daily Squawk. Hornby is angry because every other newspaper in town is scoping him. He decides to send his scapegrace son out to find a scandal and threatens to disown him if he doesn't come through. The Countess comes to town and young Hornby decides to get his story by putting her in a compromising situation. His valet is his unwilling accomplish. After spending the night in the wrong street looking for the wrong countess, the son comes up with a plan: the butler will be seen in a compromising situation with the countess and photographed. The countess, who is sick of reporters, has other ideas. Young Hornby calls the police and he gets his scandal -- but not the one he wants. 161999 2005 On the Frontlines of AIDS DT DVD -R HQ 4891 Journalist Sorious Samura works at a hospital in Zambia where most of the patients are HIV-positive. 162000 1959 On the Go DT Series. 4-27-1959 to 7-8-1960. CBS Newsmagazine with Host Jack Linkletter roaming most of California for unique sights and sounds. Most of the show tapes were erased in 1960 so the tapes could be reused. 162001 1918 On the Jump M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Jack Barlett (George Walsh) is a patriot who interviews President Wilson but later finds that German sympathizer Otto Crumley (Henry Clive) has taken over the paper and torn up his story. Barlett quits. Theme of journalists fighting enemy agents on the home front. 162002 1998 On the Line MT DVD - R HQ 7352, 7353 Traffic Reporter (Sheila Ivy Traister) 162003 1951 On the Line with Bob Considine DT Series. 1-21-1951 to 1-5-1952. CBS Columnist Bob Considine, INS syndicated news columnist, started his "On the Line" column in papers in 1933, then transferred it to radio before coming to television in 1951. Informal recap of latest headlines, interviews. 162004 1952 On the Line with Considine DT Series 1952-1954 Columnist Bob Considine 162005 1705 On The New Promotion PO USC Anonymous News 162006 2001 On the Nose M Commentators, Race (Peadar Flanagan, Des Scahill). 162007 2005 On the One M TV Reporter (Jane Fergus). 162008 1990 On the Pad CB Green Hornet, The #8 Publisher Paul Reid of the Sentinel (Green Hornet IV). TV News Reporter. Various Reporters. 162009 2005 On the Record with Bob Costas DT Series 2001. Correspondent Armen Keteyian (Himself - 2005). Correspondent Wanda Sykes (Herself - 2005). Host Bob Costas (Himself). 162010 2006 On the Record With Greta Van Susteren DT Series 2006 Reporter Steve Centanni of Fox News. 162011 1981 On the Right Track M TV Interviewer (Sally Benoit) 162012 1951 On the Riviera M News Media. Reporter (Peter Camlin). Reporter (Jack Chefe). News Reporter (Tony Laurent). Announcer (Eugene Borden). French News Vendor (Tony Laurent) 162013 1967 On the Road with Charles Kuralt DT Series 1967-1980 News Correspondent-Host Charles Kuralt of CBS, Cameraman Izzy Bleckman and Soundman Larry Gianneschi, Kuralt's three-month trial began in October, 1967. It turned into a 25-year odyssey. He and his camera team logged more than one million miles in six motor homes while producing approximately 500 "On the Road" segments. Staying off the interstates and with no set itinerary, he drew upon viewer letters, state-by-state clipping files and occasional references from public relations firms and local chambers of commerce to find unusual stories and unsung heroes. He had total freedom to discover America. 162014 2004 On the Run M Newscaster (Nichole Savion). 162015 1984 On the Shelf MT Interviewer (Sara Heliane Elliot) 162016 1940 On the Spot M Press 162017 1986 On the Third Day N Delahaye, Michael Weinberg List Journalist 162018 1949 On the Town M DVD -R HQ 8892, 8893 Photographer Max (Hank Mann). Photo Layout Man (Don Brodie). 162019 2002 On the Verge NR Papa, Ariella Magazine Journalist Eve Vitali is 23, works in New York as an administrative assistant for Bicycle Boy, a trendy magazine, but still lives with her family in New Jersey. Rob King is called in to reorganize the company that owns Bicycle Boy. Lack of opportunities for advancement cause her to start thinking about her original dream to start a magazine of her own. She hooks up with King. 162020 1982 On the Way Back: Work Not In Progress, A SS MLPL Greene, Graham In "Firebird 1, Writing Today." Editor, Monsieur Durand, invites Madame Duval to lunch praising an interview she had published in another journal. 162021 2005 On the Wings of Love NR Carter, Megan Journalist Stacie Gillete works for a small but prestigious Austin, Texas newspaper and her dreams are almost as big as her ego. At 27, she is beginning to see a moderate amount of success as a reporter. After a series of successful news articles bring her newfound triumph and attention, Stacie begins to take herself far too seriously, Then she blows one deadline too many, and her editor decides to give her a final warning -- get an interview with best-selling romance author Cheryl Wright -- or else. When Stacie blows the interview, she soon finds that both her personal and professional lives are spinning out of control. And to make things worse, she’s about to betray her best friend Brenda -- and finds herself alone and without the career she’s taken for granted. Will Stacie figure out that there’s more to life than the glitz and sensationalism that she craves? Will her best friend ever forgive her? And will she ever make amends with the enigmatic Cheryl Wright.... 162022 2003 On Thin Ice MT DVD -R HQ 8492, 8493 TV News Anchor (Lisa Best). 162023 1986 On Top of the World CB New Teen Titans, The #21 Reporter Bethany Snow. Wonder Girl and her new team of Titans return from Switzerland after botching their assignment. 162024 1992 On Tour NJ McMurtry, Ken Reporter covers the world tour of Walking Thunder and must report the bombings, death threats and kidnapping that endanger the lead singer's life. 162025 1939 On Trial M Reporter. 1st Reporter (Edgar Edwards). 2nd Reporter (John Harron). 162026 2003 On Wee! M Short Photographer (Ernst Gossner). 162027 1939 On Your Toes M DVD -R HQ 5855, 5856. SVDSP 667 Abbott, George (Play). Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers (Lyrics-Music). Press 162028 2004 On-Air With Ryan Seacrest T Series 1-12-2004 to 9-17-2004 Host Ryan Seacrest. Correspondent Teresa Strasser. U.S. Weekly Correspondent Ken Baker. Entertainment News Anchor Rosanna Tavarez. On-Air Correspondent Suzette Tomlinson. Air Guest Correspondents (2004): Andrew Lawrence, Dennis Luciani, Kim Coles. Seacrest covered Hollywood as the epicenter for all things pop-culture, talking about the buzz, what's happening and what's hot. 162029 1999 Once a Hero N Hoffmann, Kate Harlequin Temptation #798 Correspondent Luke Fitzgerald, an international reporter, is mentor and friend to a woman engaged to marry affluent bastion of society even if she has doubts about love. He is jealous of the upcoming nuptials. Reporter realizes he's in love with her. Will she return that love? 162030 2009 Once a Hero NR Childs, Lisa Reporter Erin Powell doesn’t see a brave cop who took a bullet meant for someone else, only the man who put her brother in jail. Kent Terlecki is a hero in the eyes of his fellow detectives, but the justice-seeking reporter wants revenge. She enrolls in the Lakewood Citizen’s Police Academy asking some tough questions. She never expected to fall for the sexy sergeant. With her nephew to protect, it’s a betrayal of everything she stands for. Isn’t it? Being wounded in the line of duty is part of being a cop -- Kent isn’t looking for any medals. Even if Erin acts as if he’s the one who did something wrong, they can’t ignore what’s happening between them. He’ll just have to give her the answers she’s looking for -- and the chance to get to know the real man behind the badge. 162031 1987 Once a Hero: Believers (aka Pilot) T Episode #1. 9-19-1987. Series 9-19-1987 to 10-3-1987 Reporter Emma Greely (Caitlin Clarke) for the Los Angeles Gazette is a suspicious journalist who starts snooping around Captain Justice, a comic book superhero who uses his superpowers when he crosses the "Forbidden Zone" into the real world. Photographer (Vince McKewin). Captain Justice's comic book is in jeopardy when the comic's owners want to kill the strip due to falling sales and because children are losing interest. Emma Greely's Boss (David Wohl). 162032 1987 Once a Hero: Manos Arriba, Mrs. Greely T Episode #5. Reporter Emma Greely (Caitlin Clarke) for the Los Angeles Gazette is a suspicious journalist who starts snooping around Captain Justice, a comic book superhero who uses his superpowers when he crosses the "Forbidden Zone" into the real world. Photographer (Vince McKewin). Captain Justice's comic book is in jeopardy when the comic's owners want to kill the strip due to falling sales and because children are losing interest. 162033 1987 Once a Hero: Remember the Cottonwood T Episode #6. Reporter Emma Greely (Caitlin Clarke) for the Los Angeles Gazette is a suspicious journalist who starts snooping around Captain Justice, a comic book superhero who uses his superpowers when he crosses the "Forbidden Zone" into the real world. Photographer (Vince McKewin). Captain Justice's comic book is in jeopardy when the comic's owners want to kill the strip due to falling sales and because children are losing interest. 162034 1987 Once a Hero: Return of Lazarus, The T Episode #3. 10-3-1987 Reporter Emma Greely (Caitlin Clarke) for the Los Angeles Gazette is a suspicious journalist who starts snooping around Captain Justice, a comic book superhero who uses his superpowers when he crosses the "Forbidden Zone" into the real world. Photographer (Vince McKewin). Captain Justice's comic book is in jeopardy when the comic's owners want to kill the strip due to falling sales and because children are losing interest. 162035 1987 Once a Hero: Thank You, Captain Justice T Episode #7. Reporter Emma Greely (Caitlin Clarke) for the Los Angeles Gazette is a suspicious journalist who starts snooping around Captain Justice, a comic book superhero who uses his superpowers when he crosses the "Forbidden Zone" into the real world. Photographer (Vince McKewin). Captain Justice's comic book is in jeopardy when the comic's owners want to kill the strip due to falling sales and because children are losing interest. 162036 1987 Once a Hero: Things Get Ugly T Episode #4. Reporter Emma Greely (Caitlin Clarke) for the Los Angeles Gazette is a suspicious journalist who starts snooping around Captain Justice, a comic book superhero who uses his superpowers when he crosses the "Forbidden Zone" into the real world. Photographer (Vince McKewin). Captain Justice's comic book is in jeopardy when the comic's owners want to kill the strip due to falling sales and because children are losing interest. 162037 1987 Once a Hero: Triangle T Episode #2. 9-26-1987 Reporter Emma Greely (Caitlin Clarke) for the Los Angeles Gazette is a suspicious journalist who starts snooping around Captain Justice, a comic book superhero who uses his superpowers when he crosses the "Forbidden Zone" into the real world. Photographer (Vince McKewin). Captain Justice's comic book is in jeopardy when the comic's owners want to kill the strip due to falling sales and because children are losing interest. 162038 1948 Once a Jolly Swagman M Reporter (Cyril Chamberlain) 162039 1997 Once a Thief: Wang Dang Doole T Episode #7. 10-20-1997 Reporter (Brooke Leslie). 162040 1908 Once Aboard the Luggage N Hutchinson, A.S.M. Press 162041 2001 Once and Again: T SVD 969 Episodes. Series 9-21-1999 to 4-15-2002 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Les Creswell (Paul Dooley), Lily's boss at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. 162042 2000 Once and Again: A Door, About To Open T Episode #22. 4-24-2000 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. Lily says that the kids isn the two families should meet. Work pressures threaten to unravel Lily's plans. 162043 2001 Once and Again: Armageddon (1) T Episode #41. 4-11-2001 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. Lily forces Christie not to print an unsubstantiated story concerning the grand jury investigation of the Atlantor project. Rick is involved. Allegations of bribery and arrests are floated about. Rick undergoes five hours of questioning by the grand jury. Cook County Sheriff arrives with a search warrant to search Rick's apartment. 162044 2001 Once and Again: Awful Truth, The T Episode #46. 10-5-2001 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Reporter #1 (Elliott Francis). Reporter #2 (Nanette Harrison). Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Les Creswell (Paul Dooley), Lily's boss at WPIX. Lily interviews at WPIX, a radio station in Chicago. Lily gets hired at the radio station so she has a decision to make -- Judy finally realizes that she has to do the bookstore-café without Lily. 162045 2000 Once and Again: Booklovers T Episode #24. 10-31-2000 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. Judy turns the bookstore into a "book club for singles." This attracts an interesting clientele including Jake (who's tiring of his girlfriend Tiffany) and Lily's boss Christie. Judy isn't sure of her attraction to the handyman who's fixing up the store. 162046 2001 Once and Again: Busted T Episode #45. 9-28-2001 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. Lily's employer PagesAlive.com shuts down so Lily is out of a job. 162047 2002 Once and Again: Chance of a Lifetime T Episode #63. 4-15-2002 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Reporter #1 (Elliott Francis). Reporter #2 (Nanette Harrison). Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Les Creswell (Paul Dooley), Lily's boss at WPIX. Rick and Lily face more life-altering decisions when he is offered a major architectural position in Australia and she is offered a chance to take her Chicago-based radio show into national syndication. 162048 2001 Once and Again: Destiny Turns On the Radio T Episode #49. 11-2-2001 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Reporter #1 (Elliott Francis). Reporter #2 (Nanette Harrison). Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Les Creswell (Paul Dooley), Lily's boss at WPIX. Les Creswell takes over a talks how after the host leaves following an argument between the two. He asks Lily's opinion on a call while on the air which leads to her taking over the show that night, and a once-a-week job after that. Karen accuses Lily of using Jesse's personal life for radio "material." Lily ends up apologizing for the way she's acted in the last week to Rick, Karen and Grace at the same time. 162049 2002 Once and Again: Experience Is the Teacher T Episode #61. 4-1-2002 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Reporter #1 (Elliott Francis). Reporter #2 (Nanette Harrison). Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Les Creswell (Paul Dooley), Lily's boss at WPIX. Prosect that Grace may be romantically involved with her creative-writing teacher troubles Lily, infuriates Jake and imperils the career of the instructor. 162050 2001 Once and Again: Forgive Us Our Trespasses T Episode #39. 3-28-2001 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. Lily grows agitated with Graham Rympalski (D.B. Sweeney) and his constant flirting with the office women. She angrily tells Graham that he has a real problem when dealing with women. 162051 2002 Once and Again: Gay-Straight Alliance, The T Episode #58. 3-11-2002 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Reporter #1 (Elliott Francis). Reporter #2 (Nanette Harrison). Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Les Creswell (Paul Dooley), Lily's boss at WPIX. Grace pursues her teacher and Jessie develops an attraction for her friend, Katie. 162052 2000 Once and Again: Learner's Permit T Episode #29. 12-19-2000 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Les Creswell (Paul Dooley), Lily's boss at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. 162053 2000 Once and Again: Letting Go T Episode #21. 4-17-2000 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. Lily realizes how much she's taken Rick for granted when he's sick in the hospital. 162054 2000 Once and Again: My Brilliant Career T Episode #20. 4-10-2000 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. Lily's new job helps her put her priorities in order. 162055 2001 Once and Again: Other End of the Telescope, The T Episode #36. 3-7-2001. Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Reporter #1 (Elliott Francis). Reporter #2 (Nanette Harrison). Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Les Creswell (Paul Dooley), Lily's boss at WPIX. 162056 2001 Once and Again: Pictures T Episode #54. 12-14-2001 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Reporter #1 (Elliott Francis). Reporter #2 (Nanette Harrison). Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Les Creswell (Paul Dooley), Lily's boss at WPIX. A surprise Christmas Eve delivery of Tiffany and Jake's baby units the Manning and Sammier families like never before. 162057 2001 Once and Again: Scribbling Rivalry T Episode #31. 1-17-2001 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. Layoffs at her workplace make Lily even uneasier there. But the new management consultant reverses those firing, putting Christie on edge and making Lily look foolish for speaking up at a staff meeting. Christie fires Lily for meeeting with Graham Rympalski (D.B. Sweeney) behind her back. Judy accuses Lily of taking her BookLovers idea and using it for the magazine at work. In the end, the investors liked Graham's presentation and Grace and Zoe (and Lily and Judy) make peace with each other. 162058 2001 Once and Again: Suspicion T Episode #34. 2-7-2001 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. Christie and Graham Rympalski (D.B. Sweeney) continue to clash at work. Lily is uncomfortable with Graham's flirting and when she goes to establish that their relationship is purely a working one, he confesses his feelings for her. Rick interupts him before anything else can happen. When she tells Christie, Christie basically tells her it's no big deal. Later, Graham kisses Lily unexpectedly. Lily angrily confronts Graham about it with Christie present. 162059 2001 Once and Again: Thieves Like Us T Episode #33. 1-31-2001 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. Jessie's glitter is missing and Grace and Carla are the prime suspects. Rick discovers some unsettling news about both sides of his project with Miles. 162060 2000 Once and Again: Unfinished Business T Episode #17. 3-6-2000 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. Lily and her family cope with a life-altering accident. 162061 2000 Once and Again: Wake Up, Little Susie T Episode #23. 10-24-2000 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman Lily Manning (Sela Ward) who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. Lily and Rick try to blend their families together, but it doesn't go smoothly. Jesse has trouble adjusting to high school. 162062 2001 Once and Again: Won't Someone Please Help George Bailey Tonight T Episode #42. 4-18-2001 Interviewer. Relationship between divorced man and a soon-to-be-divorced woman who have kids and struggle being single parents with careers and finding time to spend together. Each is interviewed throughout each episode. Anchorwoman (Pat Harvey). Manning lives in Deerfield, Ill., ends up working as a radio talk-show host in Chicago at WPIX. Les Creswell (Paul Dooley), Lily's boss at WPIX. Christie Parker (Jennifer Crystal), Lily's boss at PagesAlive.com. 162063 2000 Once and Future Queen M Sexy Photographer (Sara Blasi) 162064 2007 Once Around the Track N McCrumb, Sharyn Publicist Melanie Sark, a duplicitous publicist who is secretly planning to write an expose of NASCA is part of the first all-women’s team in stock car racing history. The car’s sponsor is Vagenya (sounds like Virginia), a Viagra-like product for women and the team will field an all-female crew. A syndicate of female investors have recruited a shy, good old boy from Georgia to drive their new car. A Journalist with a trick or two up her designer sleeve is also involved. 162065 1932 Once in a Lifetime M Reporter (Leyland Hodgson). 162066 1975 Once Is Not Enough (aka Jacqueline Susann's Once Is Not Enough) M Susann, Jacqueline (Novel) News Media. Weatherwoman (Kelly Lange). 162067 1996 Once More With Feeling N Richards, Emilie TV Anchor Gypsy Dugan is "every man's fantasy and every woman's nightmare," a superstar TV Talk-Show Host. Elisabeth Whitfield, 48-year-old society matron is fascinated by the sexy TV anchorwoman who has the career she always wanted.` When the two women have a head-on auto collision, Dugan dies and Whitfield wakes up in Dugan's fabulous body -- hello firm breasts, goodbye stretch marks. Along with her powerful job and gorgeous lover, there's someone out there trying to kill Dugan. Be careful what you wish for. 162068 1949 Once More, My Darling M Girl Photographer (Barbara Payton) 162069 1960 Once More, with Feeling M Interviewer (Andrew Faulds) 162070 1934 Once Over Lightly DM DVD -R HQ 2328 (2328 is mislabeled 2330 on Disc). News Media. Sports Announcer. Newspaper Headline. College of Barbering stages football-like competition. 162071 1998 Once Too Often N Simpson, Dorothy Reporter who works for a newspaper appears to have been murdered. 162072 1942 Once Upon a Honeymoon M DVD -R HQ 6969, 6970. VHS 388, B35 Gibney, Sheridan, Leo McCarey (Story). Gibney (Screenplay) Ness Book. Rogers. Radio Correspondent Pat O'Toole (Cary Grant) for the European News Service in 1938 attempts to break up marriage of woman and her Nazi husband. O'Toole employs deception and disguises to get stories, pretending to be government official to gain access. He also is mistaken by woman's maid to be a dressmaker and posing as a fitter to get an interview. O'Toole also deliberately fakes a story concerning the woman's death to throw her husband off the track. Husband tries to force reporter to collaborate on broadcast as "The Voice of Europe." Tells O'Toole he is not in a position to go to American embassy about his wife because "some stupid newspaperman" helped verify her death in Warsaw. "I'm supposed to be investigating facts, not figures." 162073 1943 Once Upon a Honeymoon R Episode. 4-12-1943. Lux Radio Theater Radio Correspondent Pat O'Toole (Brian Aherene) for the European News Service in 1938 attempts to break up the marriage of a woman and her Nazi husband. 162074 1943 Once Upon a Honeymoon R Episode #154. 7-26-1943. Screen Guild Theater, The Radio Correspondent Pat O'Toole (Ray Milland) for the European News Service in 1938 attempts to break up the marriage of a woman (Linda Darnell) and her Nazi husband. 162075 1944 Once Upon a Honeymoon R Episode #220. 11-20-1944. Screen Guild Theater, The Radio Correspondent Pat O'Toole (John Hodiak) for the European News Service in 1938 attempts to break up the marriage of a woman (Linda Darnell) and her Nazi husband. 162076 2001 Once Upon a River City N Huckett, David M. Reporter Percy Auill works on a Kansas City newspaper meeting prominent Kansas Citizens along the way including John Edwards, Eugene Field, William Rockhill Nelson, Ernest Hemingway and Harry Truman. Shortly following the Civil War, five-year-old Percy is rescued from impending death by Aunt Marthy. The product of an unholy mother and an unknown father, Percy’s physical constitution saves him from the West Bottoms slum, known as “The Patch.” The novel begins when the character is a young boy and follows him through life as he emerges as a Kansas City news reporter. 162077 1944 Once Upon a Time M DVD -R HQ 8763, 8764 Radio Commentator Gabriel Heater (Art Baker), a famed radio commentator, retells the story of friendship between the boy and Carterpillar. Editor (William Gould). Reporter (John Abbott). Reporter (Charles Arnt). Reporter (Jack Lee). Reporter (Ian Wolfe). Photographer (Don Barclay). 162078 1984 Once Upon a Time in America M Reporter #1 (Tandy Cronyn). Reporter #2 (Richard Zobel). Reporter #3 (Baxter Harris). Evening Report with Marvin Brently. 162079 1997 Once We Were Strangers M Photographer (Seamus McNally). 162080 1996 Once You Meet a Stranger M Press Agent (Mindy Seeger) 162081 1968 One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band, The M Van Nuys, Laura Bower (Novel). Lowel S. Hawley (Story-Screenplay) AFI-Newspapermen. Ness Book Reporter Joe Carder (John Davidson) is a singing Republican newspaperman. Carder is in love with eldest daughter of a family headed by a staunch Democrat. Newsman arrives to court her and to convince people to move to Dakota. On election night, Carder and his fellow journalists spend their time dancing at a party rather than trying to get latest returns. 162082 2005 One and the Same M Photographer, Old (Zhongguo Shao). 162083 1911 One Best Bet, The SS MLPL Adams, Samuel Hopkins Press 162084 1997 One Bright Star N Madden, Mickee Journalist Brehan Tucker loses her job and is dumped by her boyfriend 162085 1978 One Bummer Newsday P McSmith, Andy Great Britain. Play for Today - Season 9, Episode 9, 12-12-1978 News Staff. Jeremy Gaunt (Gordon Hammersley). Mary (Madelaine Newton). John Hansen (Simon Rouse). Peter Postgate (William Maxwell). Frank Benyon (Kenneth Colley). Copy Taker (Anne Orwin). Chief Sub (Rob Inglils). Sub (Danny Schiller). 162086 1909 One Busy Hour M AD Newspaper Advertisement.. Local newspaper office. Ad placed in local newspaper 162087 1977 One by One N OWN - H Lee, Linda Reporters Katy McCarthy and Red Daniels are investigating deaths in New York City caused by botulin toxin which is being injected into the city's food supply. Are terrorists lunatics or saboteurs? 1970s. 162088 2006 One Cold Night M Interviewer (Pierre Robert - Himself). 162089 1986 One Crazy Summer M Cameraman (Isidore Mankofsky). 162090 2005 One Dangerous Lady N Hitchcock, Jane Stanton Columnist Larry Locket, a writer who covers murder cases involving famous people for a magazine called Vanitas. Based on Dominick Dunne. "Larry was known for taking on the rich and powerful, many of whom had publicly vowed to get even with him one day. He'd had many threats against his life." Locket is bludgeoned to death on orders of an enormously rich widow with the largest apartment in new York about whom my character is writing a story for Vanitas. His memorial service takes place at St. Patrick's Cathedral, packed for the occasion. Even Mayor Bloomberg attends the service. Editor Dawson Lane at Vanitas is based on Vanity Fair editor for Dunne for 22 years, Wayne Lawson. Standing beside Locket's casket in the cathedral, Lane delivers a moving eulogy. 162091 1943 One Dangerous Night M Phillips, Arnold, Max Nosseck (Story). Donald Davis (Screenplay) Ness Book - Lone Wolf Series. Gossip Columnist Sidney (Warren Ashe) who recognizes a reformed jewel thief wanted by police on suspicion of murder. The thief offers the columnist an exclusive if he holds off on the story while he tries to clear himself. Columnist agrees but later double-crosses the thief and calls in the police. After eluding police, the thief proves the columnist is the killer and prevents him from killing again. 162092 1983 One Dark Night M News Media. Reporter (Albert Ash). Female Reporter (Katee McClure). TV Reporter (Larry Carroll). 162093 1980 One Day at a Time: Ann Meets Nick (Part 1) T Episode #104. 11-23-1980 Interviewer (Bob McClurg). 162094 1978 One Day at a Time: Arab Connection, The T Episode #71.12-11-1978 Reporter (Jack Wells). 162095 1975 One Day at a Time: Mad for Each Other T Episode. 12-16-1975 Documentarian. Julie clashes with an independent film maker who is doing a film about the free clinic where Julie works 162096 1990 One Day in Dallas M New York Times Reporter (Larry Vigus). 162097 2002 One Day in Paradise MF Argentina Photographer Roy (Guillermo Francella) meets a top model at a nightclub and experience love at first sight. Go through many adventures together. 162098 1975 One Dead Debutante NM OWN - P Gould, Heywood Reporter almost becomes Pulitzer pizza in a mob baker in Little Italy. 162099 2003 One Dead Diva N Scott, Phillip Music Critic is investigated in the murder of a rising opera star trying to find out if the diva actually was pushed off a cliff. The critic is a sharp-tongued and made a lot of enemies. 162100 2006 One Dead Indian MT Canada News Media. Courthouse Reporter #1 (Malcolm Travis). Courthouse Reporter #2 (Cecile Cristobal). 162101 1945 One Exciting Night (aka Midnight Manhunt) M VHS 896 Reporter Sue Gallagher (Ann Savage), brash newspaperwoman. 162102 1946 One Exciting Week M Reporters (Frank Marlowe, Billy Vernon). 162103 1946 One Fall for Murder SM Webster, K. Black Mask, March 1946, Vol. 28, No. 2, pp. 69-75 Reporter Steve Ransom. Wrestling story. 162104 1997 One False Move NM Bunn, T. Davis Reporter's routine assignment explodes into the opportunity of a lifetime to investigate a threat harming innocent people. Press Officer (Don Brunner). 162105 1936 One Fatal Hour (aka Two Against the World) M DVD -R HQ 4160. VHS 458 Weitzenkorn, Lewis (Play -- "Five Star Final"). Michel Jacoby (Screenplay) Bogart - Ness Book Radio Station Manager Sherry Scott (Humphrey Bogart) for the United Broadcasting Company ("The Voice of the People") accused by owner Bertram C. Reynolds (Robert Middlemas) of getting too intellectual and losing the audience. Owner convinces Scott to do a series on a 20-year-old murder scandal. Ends with FCC investigation and Scott cooperating. News Commentator (Bill Elliott). News Vendor (Charles E. Evans). Radio Announcers (George Fisher, Bill Ray, Emmett Vogan). Radio Announcer #1 (John Hiestand). Newsboy (Jack McHugh). 162106 2008 One Fifth Avenue N Bushnell, Candace Gossip Columnist Enid Merle, an 82-year-old “nice” gossip columnist as shrewd as they come originally from Texas and her screenwriter nephew, Philip Oakland, who struggle to hold traditions and their souls. Billy Litchfield is a gay, bald, pill-popping Vogue contributor and society “walker.” 162107 1996 One Fine Day M DVD -R HQ 2402, 2403. Seltzer, Terrel, Ellen Simon (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Jack Taylor (George Clooney) for New York Daily News called "You Don't Know Jack" currently trying to expose graft involving mayor joining forces with the mob to control a sanitation contract. Ex-wife dumps daughter on him and goes on honeymoon. Gets involved with architect and her son. Editor Lew (Charles Durning) accuses Taylor of having "raging scoop disease" and informs him his source for the graft story is going to deny everything at a press conference being held by the mayor that afternoon. Taylor corners source who refuses to cooperate. Investigates on own and is late to press conference. Architect is there and acts like reporter. He arrives with new source and exposes corruption. Pete Hamill (Frank Burroughs) Architect chastises him for being big-shot reporter who cannot be bothered with mundane details. Accuses him of having Peter Pan complex. Must make a commitment to more than just his work. They reconcile. Metro Reporter (Gregory Jbara). Daily News Reporter (Isabelle Ashland). Daily News Reporter (Jasmin Hartmann). Reporter (Julie Chung). Daily News Reporter (Maggie Wagner). Reporter (Joe Avellar). Metro Reporter (Hal Panchansky). Mayor Aikens' Press Secretary (Michael Genet) 162108 1996 One Fine Day N Gilmour, H.B. Based on movie Investigative Reporter meets another busy parent at a deserted elementary school when their five-year-olds both miss the field trip. Constant battle between his role as a parent and his career as an investigative journalist. 162109 1975 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest M News Commentator (Tom McCall) 162110 1995 One Foot in the Grave: Only a Story T Episode #29. 1-1-1995 Reporter (Steve Humphrey). 162111 1958 One for the Road NM OWN - P Brown, Fredric Expanded on Short Story "The Amy Waggoner Murder Case" Press 162112 1999 One Heart Broken Into Song M Interviewer (Barrie Dunn). 162113 2002 One Hell of a Christmas M TV News Anchor (Jennifer Lynn Keef). 162114 1934 One Hour Late M Newspaper Vendor (Dorothy Vernon). Information Girl (Genevieve Phillips). 162115 1936 One in a Million M DVD -R HQ 4674, 4675. SVDSP 757. SV 181 Praskins, Leonard, Mark Kelly (Screenplay-Story) Reporter Robert "Bob" Harris (Don Ameche) for the Paris Herald (formerly The Brooklyn Eagle) and Photographer Daniel "Danny" Simpson (Ned Sparks) as his sidekick. Singing reporter. Harris' Editor Chapelle (Julius Tannen) in Paris. German Announcer (Frederic Gierman). Announcer, Madison Square Garden (Paul McVey) 162116 1978 One in a Million: Ron LeFlore Story, The MT News Media. Baseball star Ron LeFlore. 162117 2004 One in White, The SS Butler, Robert Olen In "Had a Good Time" short story collection Correspondent, an American Reporter, has a brief flirtation with a Mexican laundress during a U.S. military incursion. 162118 2006 One Incredible Dog! Kizzy NJ Williams, Chris and Judith Friedman TV Reporter Summer Brown and her cameraman arrive at the owner’s house to follow Kizzy, a therapy dog, on a day’s work as a R.E.A.D. (Reading Education Assistance Dog). Kizzy shows Summer all of the ways she helps children and adults learn to read -- she enters classrooms, the home of an elderly stroke victim, a speech-therapy clinic and a facility for troubled teens spreading encouragement and hope, and helping all of the individuals he meets practice reading and speaking. 162119 1955 One Jump Ahead M UK Only Reporter Paul Banner (Paul Carpenter) on the Daily Comet in England. He's a Canadian working in England. He happens on a murder. 162120 1951 One Jump Ahead NM Chapman, Robert Press 162121 2000 One Kill MT Reporter (Trevor Bain). Reporter (Sonia Dhillon). Reporter (John Healy). Reporter (Nora Sheehan). 162122 1967 One Lady, Two Cats NJ Lockridge, Richard Press 162123 2007 One Last Breath N Griffin, Laura Reporter Feenie Malone is a young, part-time reporter at a South Texas town newspaper struggling to make ends meet after her divorce. Hoping to get some respect in the newsroom, ambitious and independent Malone begins pursuing a hot story involving her ex-husband and a felon who appear to be in business together. A hunky, headstrong private investigator offers to help the reporter investigate the criminal, but he has his own agenda -- namely finding out who killed his sister, a cop, two years earlier. Feenie is a pampered former cheerleader before she takes a job writing fluff pieces for her South Texas paper. She has no idea she’s about to stumble into a juicy news story that could launch her career -- if it doesn’t get her killed first. Almost as soon as she breaks out her press pass, she crosses paths with the macho PI obsessed with solving his sister’s murder. He has zero patience for reporters, especially mouthy blond ones. But with the evidence pointing to the reporter’s ex-husband, he thinks she could be useful. Confident he can keep her on a tight leash, he lets her in on his investigation. He quickly discovers he has underestimated his new partner as well as the danger both face. Now he must protect her -- to the very last breath. 162124 1994 One Last Fling NR August, Elizabeth Silhouette Special Edition #871. Reporter Max Laird couldn’t imagine what had come over Reporter Bernadette Dowd. The sedate Miss Dowd had let her hair down and became a tigress overnight. Queen of the duller than dishwater assignments, Bernadette now declared herself Max’s rival in the newsroom -- and a partner in his riskiest criminal investigation. As they raced through the night, steps ahead of danger, Max held her as if he’d never let go. Suddenly he needed to know everything about Bernadette Dowd. 162125 2006 One Last Tear One Last Kiss N Bennett, Paul TV Anchorwoman Cyntice Caldwell appears to be the answers to one man’s search for love. But the turmoil of her life is a recipe for ruin. It becomes a destructive trip that carries Caldwell and the man on a roller coaster ride of love, volcanic sex, denial and hatred that threatens their lives and the people they love. 162126 2000 One Life Stand M UK Photographer (Dave Bell). 162127 1968 One Life To Live: TS Episodes. Series 7-15-1968. ABC Reporter Joe Riley (Lee Patterson) who married Vicki (publisher's daughter). Ernest Graves and Shepperd Strudwick as widower Victor Lord, a newspaper publisher. 162128 1999 One Life To Live: TS Episodes. Series 7-15-1968. ABC Reporter (Lois Robbins). Reporter for The Sun (Dar Billingham). 162129 1982 One Life To Live: TS Episodes. Series 7-15-1968. ABC Reporter (Jordan Williams) 162130 2004 One Life To Live: TS DVD -R 1592 Episode. 4-4-2004 Editor Todd uses blackmail to become the new editor-in-chief of The Banner. 162131 2004 One Life To Live: TS DVD -R 1649 Episode. Series 7-15-1968. ABC Reporter shot at by Asa who is arrested by Antonio. 162132 2004 One Life To Live: TS DVD -R 1830 Episode. 7-27-2004 Editor Todd is removed as editor-in-chief at the Banner Sun by Kevin. Kevin's actions disgust Viki. Jessica and Viki urge Natalie to take her share of votes from Kevin. Dorian hosts a party for Tico. 162133 1968 One Life To Live: TS Series 7-15-1968. ABC Newspaper Mogul Victor Lord (Ernest Graves, 1968-1974; Shepperd Strudwick, 1974-1976; Tom O'Rourke, 1985; Les Tremayne, 1987). Set in the fictional Philadelphia suburb of Llanview. Reporter (Eric Van Alstyne, 2005). Reporter Joe Riley (Thomas Dennison, 1968-1970, 1972-1979, 1986-1987; Lee Patterson, 1986-1987 at least) was the boyfriend of Lord's daughter, Vicki. He eventually married her. She was faced with tragedy when Joe was reported dead. Victoria Lord (Gillian Spencer, 1968-1970; Joanne Dorian, 1970; Erika Slezak, 1971-), known as Vicki, was connected to most of the other main characters. Photographer (Frank Anthony Polito, 2000-2001). Reporter (Jayne Bentzen, 1980s). Lord demanded so much out of Vicki that she developed a second personality, "Nikki Smith," a rather sluttish barfly type completely different from Vicki. Vicki learns that "Nikki" killed her father Victor in 1976. When Joe was believed killed, she married an executive who beat a murder rap. Joe showed up, a victim of amnesia. Had affair with waitress, was hospitalized and his real identity was revealed. Vicki divorced the executive to return to Joe. 162134 1993 One Life To Live: TS Two-Part Special about AIDS Reporter for the Sun (Dar Billingham). Reporter #1 (Steve DeCastro). Photographer (Michele Ammon). 162135 2004 One Life to Live: TS Episode #88. 1-26-2004 Reporter (Michael Knowles). 162136 2005 One Life to Live: TS Episode #146. 1-25-2005 Reporter (Michael Knowles). 162137 1999 One Life To Live: TS Episodes #31. #33. 7-7-1999. 10-5-1999 Reporter (Tom Schmid). 162138 2003 One Life To Live: TS Episodes #62-#64-#71. News Media. Reporter #1 (Clayton Dean Smith). Sarah "Flash" Roberts #4 (Shanelle Workman). 162139 2004 One Life To Live: TS Episode #98. 4-2-2004. Episode #127. 11-50-2004. News Media. Reporter #1 (Clayton Dean Smith). 162140 2005 One Life To Live: TS Episode #171. 4-2005. Episode #193. 11-2005 News Media. Reporter #1 (Clayton Dean Smith). 162141 2006 One Life To Live: TS Episode #228-#229. 5-25/26-2006. News Media. Reporter #1 (Clayton Dean Smith). 162142 2006 One Life To Live: TS Episode. 1-5-2006 Paparazzi (Rob Armstrong). 162143 2001 One Life To Live: TS Episode #288. 5-21-2001 Reporter (Siri Baruc). 162144 2006 One Life To Live: TS Episode #337. 1-24-2006 News Media. TV Reporter #3 (Cate Campbell). 162145 2004 One Life To Live: TS Episode #88. 1-9-2004 News Media. Reporter #3 (Nancy Ding). 162146 2004 One Life to Live: TS Episode #91. 2-9-2004 News Media. Reporter #1 (Nancy Ding). 162147 2006 One Life To Live: TS Episode #238. 6-12-2006 News Media. Reporter #1 (Joan Preston). Reporter (Eric Van Alstyne). 162148 1998 One Life to Live: TS Episodes #25-#26=#27. 6-9-1998 News Media. Young Reporter Katie (Tracey Rooney). 162149 1996 One Life To Live: TS Episode #15. 1-10-1996 News Media. Reporter (Marita de Lara). 162150 2006 One Life to Live: TS Episodes. 9-1, 9-4, 9-15, 9-19-2006 Photographer (Marcus Collins). 162151 2006 One Life to Live: TS Episode. 2-6-2006 Photographer, Ultra Violet (Keith Patterson). 162152 2008 One Life to Live: TS DVD -R HQ 10557 Episode. 11-21-2008 African-American TV Reporter (Bethany N. Butler) for WVL News is doing an interview with the Mayor surrounded by police including Det. John McBain. The mayor calls McBain a hero on camera and says all charges against him have been dismissed, and McBain then says, he resigns. “Take your job and shove it.” The television news crew is told to leave immediately. The mayor accepts McBain’s resignation and then says he wants to prosecute him for every crime he can think of. The police commissioner says all the reporters who just left have television footage with the Mayor calling McBain a hero. It’s out there and probably on the Internet by now. Think of public opinion if you now say McBain is going to jail. Put the matter to rest. The mayor agrees. Later in the episode, the African-American reporter is seen on television reporting the story. McBain chooses to play by his own rules. 162153 2006 One Life to Live: Editor Clinton “Clint” Buchanan TS 10-25-2005 to present. Source: soapcentral.com Editor Clinton “Clint” Buchanan (Jerry ver Dorn) of The Banner in Lianview. The eldest son of Buchanan patriarch Asa Buchanan and his first wife Olympia, Clint moves to Llanview to take over as editor for The Banner. The newspaper's previous editor, Joe Riley, had been diagnosed with a brain tumor. After a failed relationship with Pat Ashley, Clint becomes close to Joe's widow Victoria Lord Riley; they eventually marry. Clint adopts Viki's two sons, Kevin and Joey. Clint and Viki's marriage is strong but troubled; it is ultimately jeopardized by Viki's multiple personality disorder, which recurs when Viki discovers that her former ward Tina Clayton is actually her sister. Tina makes an enemy in Clint as she conspires to use Viki's illness to take control of their father Victor Lord's fortune, but Clint and Viki triumph and have a child of their own, Jessica, in 1986. That same year, Clint discovers that he is the father of former flame Maria Roberts' adult son Cord, who is now married to Tina. Over the years, Clint and Viki endure much domestic drama, from indiscretions between them, Viki's battles with multiple personality disorder and family squabbles among the Lords, Cramers and Buchanans. Married and divorced twice, the two remain great friends. In 2001 it is revealed that Viki had in fact been drugged and raped by Mitch Laurence in 1986, and given birth to twins. Mitch is in fact the father of Jessica; Clint had fathered Jessica's twin, Natalie Balsom. Mitch had infant Natalie kidnapped and raised by another couple, and he orchestrates her return in to 2001 to devastate Viki and her family. Clint leaves town for London in 1998, returning for several brief periods. In 2005 he returns for an extended stay, and soon breaks it off with girlfriend Dallas Jones. Clint's relationship with Viki is complicated by his subsequent romance with Dorian Cramer Lord, Viki's longtime nemesis. After Clint's messy breakup with Dorian, she seeks revenge by taking over Buchanan Enterprises. Romance begins to blossom between Clint and Nora Hanen, only to be complicated by the return of Clint's ex-girlfriend Dallas. Clint spent months trying to get his father's company, Buchanan Enterprises, back from Dorian Lord. Actor History Clint Ritchie (1979 to December 30th, 1998; May 13th to June 17th, 1999; May 22nd, 23rd, 26th, 2003; May 19th, May 21st, May 24th, 2004) Jerry ver Dorn (October 25th, 2005 to present) John Brotherton (2008; as a young Clint) Occupation Former CEO of Buchanan Enterprises Former editor of The Banner Former editor of The Chronicle Resides At Buchanan mansion, Llanview, Pennsylvania Formerly in London, England Marital Status Single Past Marriages Victoria Lord Victoria Lord Lindsay Rappaport Relatives Asa Buchanan (father; deceased) Olympia Buchanan (mother; deceased) Renee Divine Buchanan (step-mother) Bo Buchanan (brother) Ben Davidson (paternal half-brother; deceased) David Vickers (paternal half-brother) Drew Buchanan (nephew; deceased) Matthew Buchanan (nephew) Pike Buchanan (paternal uncle; deceased) Jeannie Buchanan (paternal aunt; deceased) Austin Buchanan (paternal cousin; deceased) Rafe Garretson (paternal cousin) Sammi Garretson (paternal first cousin once removed) Children Cordero Roberts (son) Kevin Riley Buchanan Sr. (son; via adoption) Joseph Francis Riley Buchanan (son; via adoption) Jessica Buchanan (daughter; via adoption) Natalie Buchanan (daughter) Clinton James Roberts (grandson) Sarah Victoria Roberts (granddaugther) Demerest Buchanan (grandson; via adoption; deceased) Kevin Riley Buchanan Jr. (grandson; via adoption; deceased) Megan Victoria Buchanan (granddaughter; via adoption; deceased) Brennan Buchanan (granddaughter; via adoption) Zane Buchanan (great-grandson; via adoption) Flings & Affairs Maria Roberts (deceased) Pat Ashley Dorian Lord Victoria Lord Edwina Lewis Echo DiSavoy Carlotta Espinoza Vega Lindsay Rappaport Dallas Jones Nora Buchanan Crimes Committed Falsely tried and convicted for Dr. Marcus Polk's murder [1986] Paid off Colombian prison officials to release convicted murder Ray Montez [2008] Attempted to bribe Dorian Lord into giving up control of Buchanan Enterprises in exchange for adopting Langston Wilde [2008] Maladies and Hospitalizations Shot in head and blinded (1987) Given several months to live to due bullet fragments in head (1991) Severely injured in plane crash (1993) Brief Character History Clint Buchanan was the first of the rugged cowboy clan to show up in Llanview. Joe Riley, suffering from a terminal illness, heard of a wonderful independent newspaper in Arizona. He contacted the editor of the paper (Clint) and convinced him to take over as editor at the Banner. Joe's devoted wife, and publisher/owner of the Banner, Victoria Lord, first met Clint when he brought a drunken Joe home after a night at the bars. Needless to say, they didn't hit it off. Following Joe's death, Viki mourned her losses and prepared for the birth of a son, Joey. Clint dated talk show host Pat Ashley, a courtship that was busted up when her sister Maggie locked Pat away and tried to take her place. Clint was fooled at first, but soon went to find Pat. Maggie and Pat struggled over a gun. Only Pat left the room alive. Traumatized by killing her own sister, Pat told Clint she had to put all the bad memories - including him, unfortunately - behind her. Clint then had a fling with town villainess Dorian Lord, but he wasn't interested in staying for breakfast, much less a relationship. By this time Clint was warming up to his publisher, but she was dating Ted Clayton, who claimed to be her ward Tina's long-lost father. Clint could tell that Ted was up to no good, but Viki didn't want to listen. When Clint and Viki went to a conference in New York, they had dinners by candlelight and began to realize they were in love. Viki planned to tell Ted the truth, but he slipped her enough drugs to convince her to be his bride. Clint kidnapped her before the wedding. Just as he got through to Viki, Ted showed up and poisoned him. The police chief showed up in time with an antidote, and Ted was arrested not only for the drugging but also for running a counterfeit ring in Llanview. Viki was shocked by what she had gotten herself into and refused to start any new relationship, even with Clint. Clint responded by moving to a rival paper, The Chronicle, and taking Banner columnist Edwina Lewis with him. They soon began a passionate affair. In 1982, Viki's good friend Jenny Wolek was being pressured over who caused her baby to be switched with Katrina Karr's baby. Viki wrote an editorial saying she knew for a fact that Jenny was innocent of all claims and charges against her. When a grand jury grilled Viki on her sources, she chose to go to jail rather than name them. Clint visited her each day, and they finally admitted they were in love. Upon her release, they were married at Llanfair. In 1983, an exotic countess/photographer, Echo DiSavoy, introduced herself to Clint, who was haunted by how familiar she seemed. Her allure led him to fall into bed with her. What he didn't know was that she blamed him for the death of her mother, and she lured him to a bridge. Upon picking a fight with him, she jumped to her death. Dorian witnessed the scene and told everyone that he had pushed Echo. Viki tracked the very-much-alive Echo down and Echo confessed her scheme. After she left town, Viki and Clint patched up their marriage. In 1985, Tina Clayton returned to town and revealed to Viki that she was in fact Victor Lord's illegitimate child through his affair with Viki's college roommate, Irene Manning. The news caused Viki to revert to her alternate personality, Niki Smith. Niki began going out to bars at night and struck up a romance with an old boyfriend, Harry O'Neill. Tina and Mitch Laurence hatched a plan to inherit the Lord estate by killing Clint and setting up Niki. The plan went awry when Mitch mistook Harry for Clint and shot him! Harry died in a devastated Niki's arms, but Viki reemerged moments later, unable to remember any details about the murder. Tina was arrested but was exonerated when Viki turned back into Niki on the witness stand and revealed what had happened. When Viki failed to re-emerge, Clint had Niki committed. Niki faked a return to Viki to get released. Meanwhile, Tina had the hots for Clint and crawled into his bed after he drank too much one night.. Tina learned of Niki's ruse and convinced her to divorce Clint. Clint found out the truth, but then Tina claimed that she was pregnant with his child and would have an abortion if he didn't marry her! Clint refused to marry her, and her scheme fizzled when Dorian told Clint that Tina was not with child. Desperate to get Viki back, Clint took Tina to the lodge and pretended he wanted to have sex with her. Just as he pushed Tina onto the bed, Niki walked in. Viki's disgust at the situation was enough to bring her back for good, and she and Clint were joyously reunited. Unfortunately, that joy was tempered when her therapist, Dr. Marcus Polk, was found dead and Clint was tried for the crime, but Viki exonerated him. In 1986, shortly before they remarried, Viki surprised and delighted Clint with the news that she was pregnant. He marveled to his "Pa" Asa that he finally had his first biological child. Asa looked a bit green for a moment, for he knew the truth -- that Clint had a 20 year old son! Clint had been madly in love with a teenage girl named Maria. Asa, disgusted at his son being involved with a Mexican, browbeat and bribed Maria and her mother into fleeing Texas without a word. Clint had never known why Maria left, or that she had been pregnant with his child. That child grew up to be Cord Roberts; like Clint, he had never known their blood ties. When Viki found out the truth, she told Clint, who was outraged at his father and Maria, but thrilled to have a good, kind man like Cord for a son. Around this time, Viki gave birth to a beautiful baby girl named Jessica. Unfortunately, one of Mitch Laurence's minions, Allison Perkins kidnapped the child. The entire family was frantic. Maria Roberts found Allison, but before she had Allison return the baby, she had her dress like Niki Smith. Clint fell for the bait, and refused to believe Viki's pleas that she had never turned into Niki. Husband and wife were torn apart, just as she became closer to her late husband Joe's twin brother, Tom Dennison. Viki collapsed one day and woke up with selective amnesia, totally blacking out the last 8 years of her life. She thought Tom was Joe, and refused to leave his side. Clint managed to stall her divorce proceedings for 6 months. While spending time with Tom, he convinced her to see a doctor. She discovered she had a brain tumor. While being operated on, she went to "Heaven", where her beloved Joe told her to return to Earth and reunite with her true love, Clint. Afterwards, she remembered Clint, and her love for him. Later in 1987, Maria Roberts planned to poison Viki so she could have Clint all to herself. The plan went awry when,during a struggle with Tina, Maria got the poison on herself and died. Tina was convicted of her murder. She ran into old foe Jamie Sanders, who swore revenge on her. Tina escaped prison with Cord's help, and the charges eventually were dropped. Jamie tracked her down and took her hostage with Viki. Clint saved them, but Jamie shot him in the head. Clint was rendered blind. Angry at his helplessness, he slowly learned to cope, and moving to his Arizona ranch with Viki further aided his recovery. One day he decided to compete in a grueling horse race, in spite of his lack of eyesight. The family begged him not to get involved, but he went anyway. Little did he know that Maria's vengeful brother George had drugged his horse, Oakie, into a violent reaction. Sure enough, the horse bucked Clint and he whammed his head on a rock. When Clint woke up, he received two jolts. One, that he could see. Two, that he was in the year 1888! Buck Buchanan, the powerhouse of Buchanan City, looked just like his father. Miss Ginny, the schoolmarm, looked just like his beloved Viki. Clint learned from an Indian named Clear Eyes that he was brought back in time to reunite Ginny and her beau Randolph Lord. Otherwise, Viki would never be born. Clint thought at one point that Randolph was sterile and that he had no way back to the future. Ginny had loved Clint for many weeks, so Clint accepted her marriage proposal. Right before they said their vows, Viki burst through the door. She had been alerted by a visitor from the past and managed to travel back to 1888 through a cave. Clint and Viki reunited themselves, as well as Ginny and Randolph, and for a second task, helped the ever-feuding Buchanan and McGillis families mend fences. Clear Eyes allowed them to return to 1988, where they wondered if the whole thing had just been a dream. In 1990, Viki was elected mayor of Llanview, and was then shot and suffered a stroke. Clint stood by her side through her entire recovery. In 1991, it was her turn to stand by his side. Viki believed he was sleeping with a pretty coworker, Sondra Hall. In truth he was trying to conceal from Viki that the bullet fragments in his head had shifted, and he only had a few months to live. Viki and their children Joey, Jessica and Kevin convinced Clint to have a risky operation to remove the fragments. He pulled through. In 1992, Clint grieved for his son Cord's presumed death, all while helping Viki say goodbye to her own child, Megan. The stress and strain finally seemed to take a toll on their once rock-solid marriage. Viki was uninterested in him sexually and enchanted by family biographer Sloan Carpenter. By 1993, Clint and Viki had separate bedrooms. He refused to end the marriage, citing the kids, but when Dorian led him to a tryst between Viki and Sloan, an enraged Clint gave up. He sought solace in his Arizona ranch, only this time a plane crash caused serious injuries that he spent most of the year recovering from. When he returned to Llanview, he and Viki ended their 15-year love affair. Clint saw the deep love Viki had for Sloan, who subsequently died from Hodgkin's Disease. In 1995, Clint helped Viki through her latest bout of split personalities and the revelation that not only had her father sexually abused her, but she had killed him. Their daughter Jessica began dating sweet young Cristian Vega. Clint shared some tender kisses with Cris' mother, Carlotta, although nothing came of the relationship. In 1997 and '98, Clint and Viki began inching their way towards a reconciliation. One night over dinner, Clint proposed to Viki. Flustered, she turned him down, then went on a short cruise. Clint was crushed by her answer. Lindsay Rappaport just happened to be nearby, and after a trip to Vegas, Clint married her. When Viki returned from her trip, she planned to tell Clint that she'd changed her mind only to find out that he was already married. Due to Lindsay's insecurities over the Buchanan family and her obsession with Nora Buchanan, the marriage fell apart in a matter of months. The last straw was when Jessica got pregnant y Lindsay's son Will. Jessica and Cristian went on the run, and Clint found out that Lindsay had given them money because she wanted Jess out of Will's life. Clint threw her out moved to London to be with his son Cord. Clint returned in May 1999 to attend his father's wedding and the birth of Jessica's first child. He brought along his girlfriend, Dallas, and wished Viki and her new beau Ben (later revealed to be Clint's half-brother) well. Jessica was involved in a hit and run and Clint was left to mourn his lost grandchild and sing The Yellow Rose of Texas to his comatose daughter. When she recovered, he returned to London. He visited again in 2003 in the aftermath of the revelation that his daughter by Viki was in fact Natalie Buchanan and that Jessica was Viki's daughter by Mitch Laurence. His next visit was in 2004, when he helped Viki through her grueling heart transplant. Clint returned to Llanview after Jessica was diagnosed with Disassociate Identity Disorder. Dallas followed, but the two realized that their relationship was not meant to be and she returned to London alone. Clint proved to be an interesting voice of reason, as he could sympathize with both Nash and Antonio, each of whom was in love with one of Jessica's personalities. When Tess was only willing to talk to Niki Smith, it was Clint who was able to bring Viki back out when it seemed like Niki would take over. Together, Viki and Clint finally learned the devastating truth -- Jessica's alternate personality stemmed from numerous incidents as a child where she had been used in child pornography. But rather than turn to Viki for comfort, Clint had found a new romantic partner -- Dorian Lord. Clint and Dorian's relationship came to an end in August 2007, when Dorian falsely believed that Clint was having an affair with Nora and slept with David Vickers. Clint walked in on Dorian and David and called it quits. Soon thereafter, Clint and Nora actually began dating. Dorian, as revenge for being dumped by Clint, orchestrated a hostile takeover of Buchanan Enterprises. Dorian announced the takeover at a BE shareholders meeting, and at the same time revealed that the man Clint believed was his half-brother, Jared Banks, was in fact an impostor and was dating Clint's daughter Natalie. Clint nearly strangled Dorian to death at the meeting. Afterwards, he hatched a plan to win BE back by threatening to take away her ward, Langston Wilde. Clint paid off Colombian officials to release Langston's uncle, Ray Montez, from a prison where he was serving time for murder. Clint's actions infuriated Nora, causing a riff between them. 162154 1979 One Life to Live: Editor Clinton “Clint” Buchanan TS 1979 to 12-30-1998. 1999, 2003 and 2004 appearances. Source: soapcentral.com Editor Clinton “Clint” Buchanan (Clint Richie) of The Banner in Lianview. A transplanted Texan. The eldest son of Buchanan patriarch Asa Buchanan and his first wife Olympia, Clint moves to Llanview to take over as editor for The Banner. The newspaper's previous editor, Joe Riley, had been diagnosed with a brain tumor. After a failed relationship with Pat Ashley, Clint becomes close to Joe's widow Victoria Lord Riley; they eventually marry. Clint adopts Viki's two sons, Kevin and Joey. Clint and Viki's marriage is strong but troubled; it is ultimately jeopardized by Viki's multiple personality disorder, which recurs when Viki discovers that her former ward Tina Clayton is actually her sister. Tina makes an enemy in Clint as she conspires to use Viki's illness to take control of their father Victor Lord's fortune, but Clint and Viki triumph and have a child of their own, Jessica, in 1986. That same year, Clint discovers that he is the father of former flame Maria Roberts' adult son Cord, who is now married to Tina. Over the years, Clint and Viki endure much domestic drama, from indiscretions between them, Viki's battles with multiple personality disorder and family squabbles among the Lords, Cramers and Buchanans. Married and divorced twice, the two remain great friends. In 2001 it is revealed that Viki had in fact been drugged and raped by Mitch Laurence in 1986, and given birth to twins. Mitch is in fact the father of Jessica; Clint had fathered Jessica's twin, Natalie Balsom. Mitch had infant Natalie kidnapped and raised by another couple, and he orchestrates her return in to 2001 to devastate Viki and her family. Clint leaves town for London in 1998, returning for several brief periods. In 2005 he returns for an extended stay, and soon breaks it off with girlfriend Dallas Jones. Clint's relationship with Viki is complicated by his subsequent romance with Dorian Cramer Lord, Viki's longtime nemesis. After Clint's messy breakup with Dorian, she seeks revenge by taking over Buchanan Enterprises. Romance begins to blossom between Clint and Nora Hanen, only to be complicated by the return of Clint's ex-girlfriend Dallas. Clint spent months trying to get his father's company, Buchanan Enterprises, back from Dorian Lord. Actor History Clint Ritchie (1979 to December 30th, 1998; May 13th to June 17th, 1999; May 22nd, 23rd, 26th, 2003; May 19th, May 21st, May 24th, 2004) Jerry ver Dorn (October 25th, 2005 to present) John Brotherton (2008; as a young Clint) Occupation Former CEO of Buchanan Enterprises Former editor of The Banner Former editor of The Chronicle Resides At Buchanan mansion, Llanview, Pennsylvania Formerly in London, England Marital Status Single Past Marriages Victoria Lord Victoria Lord Lindsay Rappaport Relatives Asa Buchanan (father; deceased) Olympia Buchanan (mother; deceased) Renee Divine Buchanan (step-mother) Bo Buchanan (brother) Ben Davidson (paternal half-brother; deceased) David Vickers (paternal half-brother) Drew Buchanan (nephew; deceased) Matthew Buchanan (nephew) Pike Buchanan (paternal uncle; deceased) Jeannie Buchanan (paternal aunt; deceased) Austin Buchanan (paternal cousin; deceased) Rafe Garretson (paternal cousin) Sammi Garretson (paternal first cousin once removed) Children Cordero Roberts (son) Kevin Riley Buchanan Sr. (son; via adoption) Joseph Francis Riley Buchanan (son; via adoption) Jessica Buchanan (daughter; via adoption) Natalie Buchanan (daughter) Clinton James Roberts (grandson) Sarah Victoria Roberts (granddaugther) Demerest Buchanan (grandson; via adoption; deceased) Kevin Riley Buchanan Jr. (grandson; via adoption; deceased) Megan Victoria Buchanan (granddaughter; via adoption; deceased) Brennan Buchanan (granddaughter; via adoption) Zane Buchanan (great-grandson; via adoption) Flings & Affairs Maria Roberts (deceased) Pat Ashley Dorian Lord Victoria Lord Edwina Lewis Echo DiSavoy Carlotta Espinoza Vega Lindsay Rappaport Dallas Jones Nora Buchanan Crimes Committed Falsely tried and convicted for Dr. Marcus Polk's murder [1986] Paid off Colombian prison officials to release convicted murder Ray Montez [2008] Attempted to bribe Dorian Lord into giving up control of Buchanan Enterprises in exchange for adopting Langston Wilde [2008] Maladies and Hospitalizations Shot in head and blinded (1987) Given several months to live to due bullet fragments in head (1991) Severely injured in plane crash (1993) Brief Character History Clint Buchanan was the first of the rugged cowboy clan to show up in Llanview. Joe Riley, suffering from a terminal illness, heard of a wonderful independent newspaper in Arizona. He contacted the editor of the paper (Clint) and convinced him to take over as editor at the Banner. Joe's devoted wife, and publisher/owner of the Banner, Victoria Lord, first met Clint when he brought a drunken Joe home after a night at the bars. Needless to say, they didn't hit it off. Following Joe's death, Viki mourned her losses and prepared for the birth of a son, Joey. Clint dated talk show host Pat Ashley, a courtship that was busted up when her sister Maggie locked Pat away and tried to take her place. Clint was fooled at first, but soon went to find Pat. Maggie and Pat struggled over a gun. Only Pat left the room alive. Traumatized by killing her own sister, Pat told Clint she had to put all the bad memories - including him, unfortunately - behind her. Clint then had a fling with town villainess Dorian Lord, but he wasn't interested in staying for breakfast, much less a relationship. By this time Clint was warming up to his publisher, but she was dating Ted Clayton, who claimed to be her ward Tina's long-lost father. Clint could tell that Ted was up to no good, but Viki didn't want to listen. When Clint and Viki went to a conference in New York, they had dinners by candlelight and began to realize they were in love. Viki planned to tell Ted the truth, but he slipped her enough drugs to convince her to be his bride. Clint kidnapped her before the wedding. Just as he got through to Viki, Ted showed up and poisoned him. The police chief showed up in time with an antidote, and Ted was arrested not only for the drugging but also for running a counterfeit ring in Llanview. Viki was shocked by what she had gotten herself into and refused to start any new relationship, even with Clint. Clint responded by moving to a rival paper, The Chronicle, and taking Banner columnist Edwina Lewis with him. They soon began a passionate affair. In 1982, Viki's good friend Jenny Wolek was being pressured over who caused her baby to be switched with Katrina Karr's baby. Viki wrote an editorial saying she knew for a fact that Jenny was innocent of all claims and charges against her. When a grand jury grilled Viki on her sources, she chose to go to jail rather than name them. Clint visited her each day, and they finally admitted they were in love. Upon her release, they were married at Llanfair. In 1983, an exotic countess/photographer, Echo DiSavoy, introduced herself to Clint, who was haunted by how familiar she seemed. Her allure led him to fall into bed with her. What he didn't know was that she blamed him for the death of her mother, and she lured him to a bridge. Upon picking a fight with him, she jumped to her death. Dorian witnessed the scene and told everyone that he had pushed Echo. Viki tracked the very-much-alive Echo down and Echo confessed her scheme. After she left town, Viki and Clint patched up their marriage. In 1985, Tina Clayton returned to town and revealed to Viki that she was in fact Victor Lord's illegitimate child through his affair with Viki's college roommate, Irene Manning. The news caused Viki to revert to her alternate personality, Niki Smith. Niki began going out to bars at night and struck up a romance with an old boyfriend, Harry O'Neill. Tina and Mitch Laurence hatched a plan to inherit the Lord estate by killing Clint and setting up Niki. The plan went awry when Mitch mistook Harry for Clint and shot him! Harry died in a devastated Niki's arms, but Viki reemerged moments later, unable to remember any details about the murder. Tina was arrested but was exonerated when Viki turned back into Niki on the witness stand and revealed what had happened. When Viki failed to re-emerge, Clint had Niki committed. Niki faked a return to Viki to get released. Meanwhile, Tina had the hots for Clint and crawled into his bed after he drank too much one night. Tina learned of Niki's ruse and convinced her to divorce Clint. Clint found out the truth, but then Tina claimed that she was pregnant with his child and would have an abortion if he didn't marry her! Clint refused to marry her, and her scheme fizzled when Dorian told Clint that Tina was not with child. Desperate to get Viki back, Clint took Tina to the lodge and pretended he wanted to have sex with her. Just as he pushed Tina onto the bed, Niki walked in. Viki's disgust at the situation was enough to bring her back for good, and she and Clint were joyously reunited. Unfortunately, that joy was tempered when her therapist, Dr. Marcus Polk, was found dead and Clint was tried for the crime, but Viki exonerated him. In 1986, shortly before they remarried, Viki surprised and delighted Clint with the news that she was pregnant. He marveled to his "Pa" Asa that he finally had his first biological child. Asa looked a bit green for a moment, for he knew the truth -- that Clint had a 20 year old son! Clint had been madly in love with a teenage girl named Maria. Asa, disgusted at his son being involved with a Mexican, browbeat and bribed Maria and her mother into fleeing Texas without a word. Clint had never known why Maria left, or that she had been pregnant with his child. That child grew up to be Cord Roberts; like Clint, he had never known their blood ties. When Viki found out the truth, she told Clint, who was outraged at his father and Maria, but thrilled to have a good, kind man like Cord for a son. Around this time, Viki gave birth to a beautiful baby girl named Jessica. Unfortunately, one of Mitch Laurence's minions, Allison Perkins kidnapped the child. The entire family was frantic. Maria Roberts found Allison, but before she had Allison return the baby, she had her dress like Niki Smith. Clint fell for the bait, and refused to believe Viki's pleas that she had never turned into Niki. Husband and wife were torn apart, just as she became closer to her late husband Joe's twin brother, Tom Dennison. Viki collapsed one day and woke up with selective amnesia, totally blacking out the last 8 years of her life. She thought Tom was Joe, and refused to leave his side. Clint managed to stall her divorce proceedings for 6 months. While spending time with Tom, he convinced her to see a doctor. She discovered she had a brain tumor. While being operated on, she went to "Heaven", where her beloved Joe told her to return to Earth and reunite with her true love, Clint. Afterwards, she remembered Clint, and her love for him. Later in 1987, Maria Roberts planned to poison Viki so she could have Clint all to herself. The plan went awry when,during a struggle with Tina, Maria got the poison on herself and died. Tina was convicted of her murder. She ran into old foe Jamie Sanders, who swore revenge on her. Tina escaped prison with Cord's help, and the charges eventually were dropped. Jamie tracked her down and took her hostage with Viki. Clint saved them, but Jamie shot him in the head. Clint was rendered blind. Angry at his helplessness, he slowly learned to cope, and moving to his Arizona ranch with Viki further aided his recovery. One day he decided to compete in a grueling horse race, in spite of his lack of eyesight. The family begged him not to get involved, but he went anyway. Little did he know that Maria's vengeful brother George had drugged his horse, Oakie, into a violent reaction. Sure enough, the horse bucked Clint and he whammed his head on a rock. When Clint woke up, he received two jolts. One, that he could see. Two, that he was in the year 1888! Buck Buchanan, the powerhouse of Buchanan City, looked just like his father. Miss Ginny, the schoolmarm, looked just like his beloved Viki. Clint learned from an Indian named Clear Eyes that he was brought back in time to reunite Ginny and her beau Randolph Lord. Otherwise, Viki would never be born. Clint thought at one point that Randolph was sterile and that he had no way back to the future. Ginny had loved Clint for many weeks, so Clint accepted her marriage proposal. Right before they said their vows, Viki burst through the door. She had been alerted by a visitor from the past and managed to travel back to 1888 through a cave. Clint and Viki reunited themselves, as well as Ginny and Randolph, and for a second task, helped the ever-feuding Buchanan and McGillis families mend fences. Clear Eyes allowed them to return to 1988, where they wondered if the whole thing had just been a dream. In 1990, Viki was elected mayor of Llanview, and was then shot and suffered a stroke. Clint stood by her side through her entire recovery. In 1991, it was her turn to stand by his side. Viki believed he was sleeping with a pretty coworker, Sondra Hall. In truth he was trying to conceal from Viki that the bullet fragments in his head had shifted, and he only had a few months to live. Viki and their children Joey, Jessica and Kevin convinced Clint to have a risky operation to remove the fragments. He pulled through. In 1992, Clint grieved for his son Cord's presumed death, all while helping Viki say goodbye to her own child, Megan. The stress and strain finally seemed to take a toll on their once rock-solid marriage. Viki was uninterested in him sexually and enchanted by family biographer Sloan Carpenter. By 1993, Clint and Viki had separate bedrooms. He refused to end the marriage, citing the kids, but when Dorian led him to a tryst between Viki and Sloan, an enraged Clint gave up. He sought solace in his Arizona ranch, only this time a plane crash caused serious injuries that he spent most of the year recovering from. When he returned to Llanview, he and Viki ended their 15-year love affair. Clint saw the deep love Viki had for Sloan, who subsequently died from Hodgkin's Disease. In 1995, Clint helped Viki through her latest bout of split personalities and the revelation that not only had her father sexually abused her, but she had killed him. Their daughter Jessica began dating sweet young Cristian Vega. Clint shared some tender kisses with Cris' mother, Carlotta, although nothing came of the relationship. In 1997 and '98, Clint and Viki began inching their way towards a reconciliation. One night over dinner, Clint proposed to Viki. Flustered, she turned him down, then went on a short cruise. Clint was crushed by her answer. Lindsay Rappaport just happened to be nearby, and after a trip to Vegas, Clint married her. When Viki returned from her trip, she planned to tell Clint that she'd changed her mind only to find out that he was already married. Due to Lindsay's insecurities over the Buchanan family and her obsession with Nora Buchanan, the marriage fell apart in a matter of months. The last straw was when Jessica got pregnant y Lindsay's son Will. Jessica and Cristian went on the run, and Clint found out that Lindsay had given them money because she wanted Jess out of Will's life. Clint threw her out moved to London to be with his son Cord. Clint returned in May 1999 to attend his father's wedding and the birth of Jessica's first child. He brought along his girlfriend, Dallas, and wished Viki and her new beau Ben (later revealed to be Clint's half-brother) well. Jessica was involved in a hit and run and Clint was left to mourn his lost grandchild and sing The Yellow Rose of Texas to his comatose daughter. When she recovered, he returned to London. He visited again in 2003 in the aftermath of the revelation that his daughter by Viki was in fact Natalie Buchanan and that Jessica was Viki's daughter by Mitch Laurence. His next visit was in 2004, when he helped Viki through her grueling heart transplant. Clint returned to Llanview after Jessica was diagnosed with Disassociate Identity Disorder. Dallas followed, but the two realized that their relationship was not meant to be and she returned to London alone. Clint proved to be an interesting voice of reason, as he could sympathize with both Nash and Antonio, each of whom was in love with one of Jessica's personalities. When Tess was only willing to talk to Niki Smith, it was Clint who was able to bring Viki back out when it seemed like Niki would take over. Together, Viki and Clint finally learned the devastating truth -- Jessica's alternate personality stemmed from numerous incidents as a child where she had been used in child pornography. But rather than turn to Viki for comfort, Clint had found a new romantic partner -- Dorian Lord. Clint and Dorian's relationship came to an end in August 2007, when Dorian falsely believed that Clint was having an affair with Nora and slept with David Vickers. Clint walked in on Dorian and David and called it quits. Soon thereafter, Clint and Nora actually began dating. Dorian, as revenge for being dumped by Clint, orchestrated a hostile takeover of Buchanan Enterprises. Dorian announced the takeover at a BE shareholders meeting, and at the same time revealed that the man Clint believed was his half-brother, Jared Banks, was in fact an impostor and was dating Clint's daughter Natalie. Clint nearly strangled Dorian to death at the meeting. Afterwards, he hatched a plan to win BE back by threatening to take away her ward, Langston Wilde. Clint paid off Colombian officials to release Langston's uncle, Ray Montez, from a prison where he was serving time for murder. Clint's actions infuriated Nora, causing a riff between them. 162155 2008 One Life to Live: Editor Clinton “Clint” Buchanan TS Editor Clinton “Clint” Buchanan (John Brotherton) as a young Clint in a 2008 storyline. The eldest son of Buchanan patriarch Asa Buchanan and his first wife Olympia, Clint moves to Llanview to take over as editor for The Banner. The newspaper's previous editor, Joe Riley, had been diagnosed with a brain tumor. After a failed relationship with Pat Ashley, Clint becomes close to Joe's widow Victoria Lord Riley; they eventually marry. Clint adopts Viki's two sons, Kevin and Joey. Clint and Viki's marriage is strong but troubled; it is ultimately jeopardized by Viki's multiple personality disorder, which recurs when Viki discovers that her former ward Tina Clayton is actually her sister. Tina makes an enemy in Clint as she conspires to use Viki's illness to take control of their father Victor Lord's fortune, but Clint and Viki triumph and have a child of their own, Jessica, in 1986. That same year, Clint discovers that he is the father of former flame Maria Roberts' adult son Cord, who is now married to Tina. Over the years, Clint and Viki endure much domestic drama, from indiscretions between them, Viki's battles with multiple personality disorder and family squabbles among the Lords, Cramers and Buchanans. Married and divorced twice, the two remain great friends. In 2001 it is revealed that Viki had in fact been drugged and raped by Mitch Laurence in 1986, and given birth to twins. Mitch is in fact the father of Jessica; Clint had fathered Jessica's twin, Natalie Balsom. Mitch had infant Natalie kidnapped and raised by another couple, and he orchestrates her return in to 2001 to devastate Viki and her family. Clint leaves town for London in 1998, returning for several brief periods. In 2005 he returns for an extended stay, and soon breaks it off with girlfriend Dallas Jones. Clint's relationship with Viki is complicated by his subsequent romance with Dorian Cramer Lord, Viki's longtime nemesis. After Clint's messy breakup with Dorian, she seeks revenge by taking over Buchanan Enterprises. Romance begins to blossom between Clint and Nora Hanen, only to be complicated by the return of Clint's ex-girlfriend Dallas. Clint spent months trying to get his father's company, Buchanan Enterprises, back from Dorian Lord. 162156 1977 One Man M Spry, Robin (Idea). Vladimir Valenta (Dramaturge). Spry, Peter Pearson, Peter Madden (Screenplay) Canada - Ness Book TV Reporter Jason Brady (Len Cariou), for TV program, Five Days, stumbles onto story about children being poisoned because of chemical company's unsafe practices .Tries to sneak into factory, but police remove him. Continues to pursues another story. While interviewing man possibly framed for murder, police burst in, shoot informant. Brady's cameraman films shooting, switches magazines as police confiscate film. Unhappy wife says he could be executive producer if he would stop running around like cub. "I'm not Clark Kent." "I know. You're just a tired old newsman who's just doing his job." Brady and source assaulted. His family threatened. Newsman confronts chemical company heads with evidence of hazards. He's told he could go to jail because report stolen. Brady's producer, concerned about loss of advertising revenue from company, offers reporter promotion to associate producer if he will stop tilting at windmills. Brady buckles to pressure. Reads statement on air clearing the factory, Brady gets disgusted at his actions, leaks story to newspapers. Brady's cameraman killed, evidence stolen. Brady assaulted by crowd of workers who do not want plant closed. TV news shows carry story of attack. 162157 1989 One Man Force M Newscaster (Amanda Arnold) 162158 1978 One Man Jury, The M Reporter (James Bacon) 162159 1944 One Man Newspaper DR Person-Oddity Radio short No. 136 Narrator Douglas Browning 162160 1989 One Man Out M Kennedy, Michael (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Liliana (Deborah Van Valkenburgh) is the reporter for Tiempo magazine who claims she has come to do an article on the destruction of the rain forest. She is really trying to expose a dictatorial general to keep him from gaining U.S. support. Liliana stopped by soldiers when she arrives in the Latin American country. Rescued by a soldier. Photograph she takes of the soldier appears in a newspaper and he tells her he does not need the publicity. He also complains about reporters who fly in, take a few snapshots and then fly out. She points out she was born in the region. General tries to blackmail the soldier into killing an older reporter-publisher who is Liliana's friend. The journalist, who is trying to expose the general, is tortured and killed by the general's men. General orders the soldier to kill Liliana, but he helps her escape. She convinces him to kill the general Media often manipulated.. 162161 1952 One Man Show (aka Private View, A) NM OWN - P Innes, Michael (aka John Innes Mackintosh Stewart) Press 162162 2007 One Man’s Dream N Engineer, Faud S. Reporter on vacation stumbles upon the biggest story she could ever imagine, that being none other than a former celebrity who having lost his family finds himself looking at a past he can no longer recall. The two of them embark upon a trip across the Caribbean on his private clipper ship named “Destiny.” Somewhere between the place where the sea meets the horizon they fall in love and write their own destiny. 162163 1960 One Man's Enemies NM Truss, Seldon Press 162164 2008 One Man’s War N Johnson, Annabel #1 Bernie Jones Series Future Newspaper Publisher Bernie Jones went to war in 1918 when he was part of a transition that changed the whole nature of the United States. Born just before the turn of the century, he grew up in a day when Kansas City, Missouri was on the dividing line between a maturing nation and the old wild west. He and his gang of boyhood friends looked on their advent into the United States Army as a great camp-out with little chance of real action. It was supposed that the German forces would fold the minute they saw fresh new troops opposite them in the trenches of France. It didn’t happen. They fought fierce last-ditch engagements at Chateau Thierry, Saint Mihiel and, especially the Argonne. Bernie and his friends find their moments of truth in that last desperate fighting. When the smoke clears, he is left alone to go home to an uncertain future in a country that would never again be isolated. His stressed-out mind is full of bloody images and self-doubts, leaving him to rely on a tenuous faith that promises to keep him alive until the time when he can re``orient himself and begin life all over again. 162165 1964 One Man's Way M DVD -R HQ 8090, 8091 Gordon, Arthur (Book -- "Norman Vincent Peale: Minister to Millions"). Eleanore Griffin, John W. Bloch (Screenplay). AFI-Reporters/Columnists. Ness Book Crime Reporter Norman Vincent Peale (Don Murray) in Detroit. His newspaper experiences lead to his entering the seminary. Efforts to goad hysterical woman out of burning building are among events depicted during his crime reporting career. Peale makes use of his media experience when he employs radio, magazine and a syndicated newspaper column to help preach his message. Harry the Reporter (Ed Peck). Reporter (Larry Parke). 162166 1931 One Meets Such Interesting People SS GPL Johnson, Nunnally In "There Ought to be a Law and Other Stories." Globe Reporter. The Ledger is where narrator works. Larry Laney of the Tabloid. 162167 1937 One Mile From Heaven M Lindsey, Judge Ben B., Wainright Evans ("Koudenhoffen Case, The" in the book "The Revolt of Modern Youth"). Judge Lindsey, Robin Harris, Alfred Golden (Story). Lou Breslow, John Patrick (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Lucy "Tex" Warren (Claire Trevor) is sent into a black neighborhood on a bogus story by three colleagues after beating them at poker. Gets involved with a case of a black woman claiming a little white girl belongs to her. Three rival newsmen break into the woman's house and steal a photo of the woman and the child. They run the photo in their papers. After various complications, the reporters are charged with libel and jailed. Warren returns to Waco, Texas to be the society editor of the Cattleman's Daily Bugle. Photographer (George Reed). 162168 2008 One Missed Call M Remake of Japanese Horror Film, "Chakushin ari." News Media. WWEN News Cameraman (Mark Geer). Anchor-Announcer (Mitch English). 162169 2003 One Missed Call (aka Chakushin ari) MF Akimoto, Yasushi (Novel). Minako Daira (Screenplay) Japan TV Tabloid show broadcasts the final minutes of the latest victim of a cell phone that records a message from three days into the future -- when you play the message back, it's your own voice the instant before you die. 162170 1987 One Month Later (aka Maand Later, Een) M Dutch. Ness Female Reporter switches places with bored housewife. 162171 1918 One More American M De Mille, William C. (Play -" Land of the Free, The"). Olga Printzlau (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Sam Potts (Jack Holt) trying to expose ward boss, saves the day 162172 1934 One More River M Newspaperman (Alfred P. James). 162173 1984 One More Sunday N OWN - H MacDonald, John D. Female Journalist vanishes after asking some hard questions about the inner workings of the Eternal Church of the Believer 162174 1946 One More Tomorrow M DVD -R HQ 6482, 6481. SVD 1108 Barry, Philip (Play - "Animal Kingdom, The"). Charles Hoffman, Catherine Turney (Screenplay). Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein (Additional Dialogue). Ness Book Photographer Christie Sage (Ann Sheridan) meets Tom Collier (Dennis Morgan), a wealthy man while covering surprise party for him. When he drives her back to Greenwich Village apartment, he meets Jim Fisk (Reginald Gardiner) editor of Bantam magazine. Bantam magazine is a liberal publication about to go under because of a lack of capital. Collier buys interest in publication and soon becomes crusading editor to woo photographer. She turns down his proposal because she comes from wrong side of tracks. She objects to his high lifestyle. After she goes to Mexico on assignment, he marries a scheming woman on rebound and she almost prevents him from exposing corrupt industrialists. Eventually Collier and Sage get back together while his wife goes to Reno Monthly Film Bulletin said film had something useful to say about need for honest, outspoken press controlled by advertisers. Barry's play previously filmed under original title, "The Animal Kingdom." 162175 1944 One Mysterious Night M DVD -R HQ 8261, 8265. Boyle, Jack (Characters). Paul Yawitz (Screenplay) Ness Book - Boston Blackie Series Reporter Dorothy Anderson (Janis Carter) is a super-enterprising girl reporter following Boston Blackie when the sleuth is called din to find a diamond stolen from war relief exhibit. Murders occur before jewel is located. Reporter Frank (Jack Gardner). Reporter (Fred Graff). Reporter (Henry Jordan). News Photographer (Tom Kingston). New York Times, 10/21/44: "Janis Carter plays one of the most improbable reporters ever to grace the screen, much less a city room." 162176 1963 One Naked Night M AFI-Photographers Photographer 162177 1988 One Network News DT Series. 1988- Newsreaders Wendy Petrie, Richard Long, Judith Bailey, Simon Dallow, John Hawkesby, Phillip Sherry, Neil Waka, Angela D'Audney, Tom Bradley, Kate Hawkesby, Alison Mau. . Reporters Garth Bray, Lisa Manning. Weather Presenters Kay Gregory, Jim Hickey, Karen Olsen, Louise Pagonis. Sports Presenters Geoff Bryan, Tony Veitch, April Ieremia, Bernadine Oliver-Kerby. 162178 1994 One Night NR Macomber, Debbie Radio Newscaster Kyle Harris is a serious, no-frills newscaster and disapproves of morning deejay Carrie Jamison's comic antics everyone in Kansas City loves to wake up to. Harris isn't afraid to broadcast his feelings to her or anyone else. When tension between them approaches a meltdown, the station manager delivers a shocking ultimatum: Carrie and Kyle must make nice or end up in the unemployment line. 162179 1930 One Night at Susie's M PR - AFI-Press Agents/Playwrights Press Agent 162180 1971 One Night of Hell CB Attack #2 Reporter Romulus Smith and Lt. Morrison decide to see what war is really like and spend a night with the Army on a Korean Hill in this Korean war story. 162181 1934 One Night of Love M DVD -R HQ 7971, 7972. L Radio Announcer (Sam Hayes) 162182 1984 One Night Stand M News Personality (John Krummel). 162183 1986 One O'Clock News DT Series 1986 TV News Staff. Newsreaders Martyn Lewis (1986-1999), Andrew Harvey (1991-1996), Jill Dando (1993-1999), Edward Stourton (1993-1993-1999), Triona Holden (1993-1996), Anna Ford (1991-1996, 2000-2006), Philip Hayton, Sophie Raworth (2006-2007), Jane Hill. . Political Editor John Sergeant (1986-2000). Political Correspondent Reeta Chakrabarti. World Affairs Editor John Simpson. Reporters Daniel Boettcher, Rory Cellan-Jones, Edward Stourton, Anthony Bartram, Daniel Sandford. Security Correspondent Frank Gardner. Home Affairs Reporter Gillian Hargreaves. Rural Affairs Correspondent Tom Heap. Arts Correspondent David Sillitoe. News Correspondents Robert Hall, Mark Simpson, Judith Moritz. Royal Correspondent Nicholas Witchell. Weather Forecasters Michael Fish (1986-2004), Ian McCaskill (1986-1998), Bernard Davey (1987-1993), Penny Tranter (1992). Isobel Lang (1996), Darren Bett (1997), Helen Willetts (1997), Carol Kirkwood (1998), Alex Deakin (2000), Torri Good (2007). Weather Forecasters Daniel Corbett (1997-2000), Jay Wynne, Kristy McCabe (2006-2007). Sports Correspondent James Pearce. News Film Crew (Peter Hall). Health Correspondent Sophie Hutchinson. Scotland Correspondent Andrew Cassell. 162184 1986 One O'Clock News DT Series 1986 TV News Staff. News Correspondents Mark Simpson (2007), Robert Hall (2007). Business Correspondent Hugh Pym (2007). Correspondents Lorna Gordon (2007), Branwen Jeffreys (2007). Defence Correspondent Paul Wood (2007). Security Correspondents Frank Gardner (2005-2007). Gordon Corera (2007). Scotland Correspondent Andrew Cassell (2006-2007). Technology Correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones (2007). Rome Correspondent Christian Fraser (2007). Midlands Correspondent Daniel Boettcher (2007). Rural Affairs Correspondent Tom Heap (2007). Home Affairs Correspondent June Kelly (2007). Arts Correspondent David Sillitoe (2007). 162185 111 One of a Kind DT Series. 1-12-1964 to 3-29-1964. CBS TV Newsman Harry Reasoner. Documentaries made by CBS News. Writer-Producer Andy Rooney. 162186 1985 One of My Very Best Friends N Lord, Shirley Journalist Sylvie becomes a famous journalist. Sees a Bahamas gambling scandal bring about her ex-friend Nell's downfall (they grew up together in 1940s-1950s working-class London) 162187 1982 One of the Boys: Extracurricular Activities T Simon, Suzy and Laurie Newbound Episode. 3-20-1982 News Media 162188 2000 One of the Hollywood Ten MF Spain/UK Reporter HUAC (Stephen Hughes). Radio Announcer (Ramon Camin). Journalist/Photographer (Luis Jimenez). 162189 1934 One of Us N MLPL Poole, Ernest War Correspondent. Leila writes summer news for uncle's paper and a large Boston paper. Various writing jobs, publishes many articles. "She's a worker first." Off to France and war coverage. War correspondent. To Russia. Mattie Dwight's big magazine. Freelance writing check for Leila. "She found so much in the world outside to write against and be bitter about -- strikes, lynchings, racketeers -- she needed much-needed rests. Ends up looking older, smoking Ted, New Hampshire storekeeper, narrator, travels with his wife in far places -- "it's tough on a man of my nature to have a born newspaper woman for a wife." 162190 1983 One on One DT Interview Show 162191 1977 One On One M Photographer (Don Spencer). 162192 1991 One on One with John Tesh DT Series. 9-9-1991 to 6-12-1992. NBC Host John Tesh interviewed stars at their homes or on location. 162193 2001 One on One: T SVD 1491, 1469, 1456, 1449. VHS 1304, Episodes. Episodes. Series 9-1-2001 to 5-16-2006. TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. 162194 2003 One On One: 2 Young, 2 Curious T SVD 1496 Episode #50. 10-14-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. While celebrating his 35th birthday at a club with Duane, Flex pretends he's in his 20s when he meets an attractive girl (Angell Conwell). Unbeknownst to him, however, she's lying about her age, too: she's a senior at Breanna's school, where she belongs to the artsy McKinley Players — which Breanna wants to join. 162195 2005 One On One: Accidental Love (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 2915 Episode #86. 2-28-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. An epiphany after a car accident sends Flex into the arms of an old girlfriend 162196 2005 One On One: Accidental Love (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 3059 Episode #87. 3-28-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex finds it difficult to make things work with Tonya, especially after he learns Danielle's true feelings for him. 162197 2002 One on One: Adventures in Double Dating T Episode #16. 2-10-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flexs woos the mother of Breanna's new boyfriend. 162198 2002 One On One: Adventures In Double-Dating T DVD -R HQ 6936. DVD -R HQ 7342. Episode #15. 2-11-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When Flex begins dating the mother of Breanna's latest beau, it doesn't sit well with Breanna. Meanwhile, Duane gives his boss's dowdy wife a makeover. Rapper Nate Dogg has a cameo. 162199 2004 One on One: Cabin Fever T DVD -R 1598 Episode #63. 4-6-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. While trying to confront Breanna's acting coach, a snowstorm traps Flex inside the school with him. Dwayne's mind begins to wander when he is trapped in his apartment alone. 162200 2006 One On One: California Girl T DVD -R HQ 5955 Episode #110. 4-24-2006 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Arnaz decides to spend a weekend away with Rachel. Cash and D-Mack pose as innkeepers to lure two Australian women. 162201 2005 One On One: Cap and Frown T DVD -R HQ 3350 Episode #90. 5-16-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. After his ex-wife persuades him to do so, Felix meddles in Breanna's love life, hoping she will choose a college in California instead of staying in Baltimore with Arnaz. 162202 2002 One On One: Case Of The Almost Broken Heart, The T DVD -R HQ 6936 Episode #14. 2-4-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When Flex's father suffers a heart attack, Flex sheds his reserved approach to life in favor of a much more adventurous one. Meanwhile, Breanna and Spirit give Arnaz's visiting cousin (Alicia Lagano) a makeover for a school dance. 162203 2004 One On One: Catch, The T DVD -R HQ 6972 Episode #62. 2-23-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Duane convinces Ruben Stoddard to serenade the board members at his condominium. Breanna befriends a new cheerleader. 162204 2003 One On One: Checkmate Daddy T DVD -R HQ 6961 Episode #41. 4-28-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex and Spirit's mom (Kim Coles) compete to see who can raise the most money for the kids' school during a fundraiser. Meanwhile, Duane takes Arnaz under his wing as his "back-up daddy." 162205 2005 One On One: Contract High T DVD -R HQ 2881 Episode #85. 2-21-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex becomes frustrated when his co-star gets preferential treatment, so he hires a high-powered agent to get him what he believes he deserves 162206 2002 One on One: Crappy Birthday T DVD -R HQ 7096. VHS 1321 Episode #31. 11-18-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex helps Breanna buy a car for her 16th birthday but vehicle they purchase from a friend's used-car lot breaks down. When the used car dealer refuses to foot the repair bill, Flex takes his best friend to court. Judge Joe Brown (Himself). 162207 2003 One On One: Creepin' T DVD -R HQ 6961. SVD 1443 Episode #48. 9-30-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Washington works on becoming serious journalist -- with ample distraction from his new co-anchor. In the aftermath of their romantic woes, Flex and Breanna both swear off opposite sex. Flex changes his mind when his friend convinces him to attend singles event. Breanna does the same thing when she is introduced to a handsome young man. 162208 2002 One On One: Daddy In Over Drive (aka Daddy in Overdrive). T DVD -R HQ 7292 Episode #26. 10-14-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex teaches Breanna how to drive after she gets her learner's permit, but the lessons hit a speed bump when his fears for her safety shift into high gear. Also: Breanna hopes to woo Arnaz away from Ginger and Duane seeks to improve his physique. 162209 2003 One On One: Daddy, I Don't Need An Edumacation T DVD -R HQ 6892 Episode #34. 1-6-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex, Nicole and her teacher (Mindy Cohn) become concerned about Breanna's future after she receives abysmal PSAT scores. Duane is angered when an anonymous tenant in his and Flex's apartment complex complains about his "artistic" decor. 162210 2004 One on One: Daddy's Home T DVD -R HQ 2342 Episode #77. 11-15-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When Arnaz's band hires a cute female lead singer, Breanna fears Arnaz may have a passion for more than music. 162211 2003 One On One: Daddy's Other Girl T DVD -R HQ 6892 Episode #35. 2-3-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex's little sister (Reagan Gomez-Preston) visits and springs the news that, now that she has her law degree, she plans to become a model. Also: Breanna and Arnaz are assigned an electronic baby for a Home-Ec class project. 162212 2004 One On One: Dirty Laundry T DVD -R HQ 2119 Episode #73. 10-11-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When Flex goes to therapy for his father-daughter issues, he realizes that his behavior must change in order to make things work between him and Breanna. 162213 2006 One on One: Double Trouble T DVD -R HQ 5979 Episode #111. 5-1-2006 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna changes her rules about bringing dates back to the house. Kevin and Darius arrive in Los Angeles for business. 162214 2004 One On One: Dream Seller T DVD -R HQ 6909 Episode #56. 1-12-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex's TV job is in jeopardy after he fouls up an interview with R&B artist Anthony Hamilton 162215 2006 One On One: Dump Me? Dump You! T DVD -R HQ 5565 Episode #107. 2-27-2006 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Arnaz and Breanna's breakup becomes ugly when their roommates twist the facts and it becomes a fight over who dumped whom. 162216 2004 One On One: East Meets East Coast T DVD -R HQ 6913 Episode #58. 1-26-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex's father disapproves of his relationship with a Korean-American woman. Breanna desperately needs a date on St. Valentine's Day. 162217 2002 One On One: Everybody Loves Whom? T Episode #33. 12-16-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex takes his new girlfriend to Duane's holiday party, but becomes jealous when his ex-wife arrives with her new beau. 162218 2006 One On One: Expresso Your Love T DVD -R HQ 5479 Episode #105. 2-13-2006 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Despite not actually fixing them up, Sara asks Breanna and Arnax to be the spokes-couple for her new matchmaking service. 162219 2002 One On One: Fatal Attractions T Episode #20. 5-6-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When Breanna is named a "hottie" by the way-cool McKinley Pros and Spirit is not, the latter adopts a sexier look — and lands the Pros' leader (Nigel Thatch). Meanwhile, Flex reunites with an old flame (Tamala Jones) and Duane puts into practice lessons learned from a James Bond class. 162220 2001 One On One: Fifteen Candles T DVD -R HQ 6871 Episode #9 11-5-2001 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. For Breanna's 15th birthday, her mother sends her front-row tickets to see rap artist Lil' Zane (who plays himself). To one-up her, Flex sets out to arrange a birthday bash featuring Lil' Zane in concert. 162221 2003 One On One: Find My Wife, Please T DVD -R HQ 7238. Episode #44. 5-19-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. 162222 2002 One On One: Fla-Dap By Any Other Name, A (aka Flahdap By Any Other Name, A). T DVD -R HQ 7091. VHS 1316 Episode #30. 11-11-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna dates son of Flex's rival and sparks a modern feud. Breanna falls for a boy who just happens to be the son of a newspaper reporter who relishes attacking Flex in print. 162223 2002 One On One: Flex's Choice T Episode #22. 5-20-2002. Season 1 Finale. TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. In the first-season finale, Flex, Bill Walton and L.A. Clippers Darius Miles and Quentin Richardson play in a charity basketball game organized by Flex's visiting ex, Nicole. Breanna makes a videotape expressing her feelings for Arnaz and mails it to him, unaware that she had a piece of spinach stuck in her teeth. 162224 2004 One On One: Follow That Car T DVD -R HQ 2078 Episode #72. 10-4-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna and Amaz tell Flex about their relationship and he pretends to be happy about it. 162225 2002 One on One: Give 'Em an Inch, They'll Throw A Rave T DVD -R HQ 7048. VHS 1311 Episode #29. 11-4-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna wants to buy a car and hosts a for-profit rave party. In order to raise he money, they host the rave at a condemned warehouse owned by a friend's mother. When Flex learns what's going on, he and the other kids' parents go off in search of their children. Rap Artist Method Man (Himself) 162226 2002 One On One: Give Me Some Credit T DVD -R HQ 7073 Episode #28. 10-28-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna applies for — and gets — a credit card. Flex and Natalie prepare for their 30-day anniversary, which falls on Halloween. 162227 2005 One On One: Glug, Glug T DVD -R HQ 3237 Episode #88. 5-2-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When her boyfriend cancels their date on graduation night, Spirit becomes depressed and tries to drink away her sorrow 162228 2005 One On One: Goodbye, Mr. Chips T DVD -R HQ 2781 Episode #82. 1-31-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex faces off with his nemesis, Kevin Frazier, during the annual celebrity poker tournament. 162229 2005 One On One: Graduates, The T DVD -R HQ 3381 Episode #91. 5-25-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. As Breanna heads off to college, guilt-ridden Flex feels compelled to admit that he convinced Arnaz to let her go to California alone. 162230 2002 One On One: He Got Game…Again T DVD -R HQ 7024 Episode #22. 5-19-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Celebrity basketball game for charity provides Flex with the opportunity to try out for the L.A. Clippers. 162231 2004 One on One: He's Not Heavy, He's My Half-Brother T DVD -R HQ 7383. DVD -R 1520 Episode #61. 3-2-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex gets an interview with former NFL player Eric Dickerson. Duane learns that his half-brother instead of his father will receive his kidney 162232 2003 One On One: Heart To Heart T DVD -R HQ 7958 Episode #42. 5-5-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. After her apartment is overrun with mice, Natalie moves in with Flex on a temporary basis, but the closeness places a strain on their relationship. Ginger discovers that Breanna and Arnaz wear half-heart pendants that, when put together, form a whole. 162233 2005 One On One: House Dad T DVD -R HQ 4408 Episode #94. 10-3-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna finds it aggravating that Flex befriends her roommates, who make him their new house father. 162234 2002 One On One: I Believe I Can Fly (Part I) T DVD -R HQ 7008. Episode #23. 9-30-2002. Season 2 Opener TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex is torn between leaving for L.A. and trying out for the Clippers or staying in Baltimore and caring for Breanna. Breanna, meanwhile, is upset that she may be moving to Nova Scotia with her mom. She's also angry with Arnaz, who viewed the videotaped love confession she left for him. 162235 2002 One on One: I Believe I Can Fly (Part II-Conclusion) T DVD -R HQ 8579. VHS 1298 Episode #24. 9-30-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex attends training camp with the Clippers where he rooms with a rookie phenom. Meanwhile back home in Baltimore, an unhappy Breanna prepares for life in Nova Scotia with her mother. 162236 2003 One On One: I Hear White People T DVD -R HQ 7326. SVD 1503 Episode #52. 11-4-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex fears that he may lose his broadcasting job when the new owner's evaluation team arrives at the station and Breanna worries that Arnaz and Josh, who are now friends, are comparing notes about her After he's struck by lightning while playing golf with Flex, Duane gains the ability to hear white people's thoughts. 162237 2003 One On One: I Know What You Did Last Thursday T DVD -R HQ 7008. Episode #39. 3-17-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. While at the movies, Breanna spots Natalie with another man (Keith Hamilton Cobb) — the football player she dated before she met Flex. Although Natalie claims that they're now "just friends," Flex has his doubts. Meanwhile, Duane auditions entertainers for Flex's father's retirement party. 162238 2006 One On One: I Love L.A. (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 6085 Episodes #112-#113. 5-8/15-2006 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna speaks Arnaz's name while kissing Calvin. Arnaz hopes to go away with Michelle. 162239 2002 One On One: Is It Safe? T DVD -R HQ 6841 Episode #32. 11-25-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. After he accidentally injures a pro-football player (Michael Irvin) during an interview, Flex is targeted by a stalker. Breanna's plans to be named sophomore queen at the Harvest Moon dance may go for naught when an overly paranoid Flex restricts her — and himself — to the apartment. WWE superstar Big Show guest stars as Flex's bodyguard. 162240 2003 One on One: It's a Family Thing T DVD -R HQ 6803. SVD 1448 Episode #46. 9-16-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex's wedding plans jeopardized when a judge details the upshot of his failure to file divorce paper work 12 years earlier. Breanna tries to make Arnaz jealous by reconciling with Josh. 162241 2004 One on One: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Hip-Hop World. T DVD -R HQ 6948 Episode #61. 2-9-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex's attempt at making a memorable family trip out of taking the girls to a concert turns sour when he runs out of gas. 162242 2003 One On One: It's a Miserable Life T Episode #56. 12-16-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex rushes to finalize his and Nicole's divorce, and agrees to allow Nicole and her beau to hold their wedding in his apartment on Christmas day. Breanna dreams what life would have been like if her parents had stayed together after her mother announces that she's marrying her boyfriend. 162243 2002 One On One: It's Raining Women T DVD -R HQ 6909 Episode #17. 3-4-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex swears off women for a while, but his resolve is sorely tested when he's granted an exclusive interview with a WNBA star (Lisa Leslie) who is interested in him. 162244 2001 One On One: Jailbait T Episode #2. 9-10-2001 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When Breanna disappears with her friends without notifying Flex, he decides to show her what it means to be an adult. Meanwhile, Duane tries to avoid a customer he cheated. 162245 2003 One On One: Keeping It T DVD -R HQ 6871 Episode #53. 11-11-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna gives into peer pressure and decides to lose her virginity — with Arnaz. Arnaz's mother convinces Flex to talk to her son about sex and Flex and his neighbors try to prevent crime by forming a neighborhood watch. 162246 2001 One On One: Let's Wait Awhile T Episode #6. 10-8-2001 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna lies to her father about a coed ski trip, prompting Flex to drive to the Poconos to find her. 162247 2005 One On One: Lock Blockin' T DVD -R HQ 2816 Episode #83. 2-7-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Hoping to jar Flex out of his depression, Duane surprises him with an opportunity to sing with his favorite group, the New Edition. 162248 2004 One On One: Lost in the Headlights T DVD -R HQ 7136 Episode #79. 11-29-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. 162249 2002 One On One: Love Means Never Having To Say I Know You T Episode #19. 4-29-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Stacy's secret relationship with Duane is put to the test when she and Flex attend a business conference together. Worried that Flex will woo Stacy away from him, Duane follows them to the conference. Also: taking advantage of Flex's absence, Breanna and Spirit throw a party 162250 2004 One on One: Manic Monday T DVD -R HQ 2206 Episode #75. 10-25-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex and Breanna fall under a mysterious spell that causes them to switch bodies, forcing them to see each other's point of view. 162251 2002 One On One: Me and My Shadow T DVD -R HQ 6913 Episode #16. 2-25-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex and Duane reunite with their high-school singing group, Midnight Gold. Breanna is named captain of the cheerleading squad on the eve of an important competition. 162252 2001 One On One: Meet The Parents T DVD -R HQ 7009. Episode #40. 4-14-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Natalie is nervous about meeting Flex's folks at his father's retirement party. Also Breanna is left in charge of her grandmother's dog and Duane tries to sell Flex's dad a motor home. 162253 2001 One On One: Mi Casa Es Mi Casa T DVD -R HQ 7383 Episode #10. 11-12-2001 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex is selected to appear on the MTV series Cribs, which showcases people's homes. When girlfriend Tonya gets wind of it, however, she decides to redecorate his digs, leading Flex to reconsider their relationship. 162254 2002 One On One: Misery T DVD -R HQ 6985 Episode #21. 5-13-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Weekend with his former girlfriend Tonya (Tamala Jones) makes Flex remember why he couldn't commit to her before. Also: Breanna wants to go to a school dance with Arnaz, who has other plans. 162255 2006 One On One: Missing the Daddy Express (aka Missing Daddy Express).` T DVD -R HQ 5779 Episode #103. 1-18-2006 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When Breanna's grades start to slide, Flex visits her to discuss her priorities. 162256 2004 One on One: Mojo No Mo T DVD -R HQ 2539 Episode #80. 12-14-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex and Diane wind up without dates for New Year's Eve so they try to win dates at a charity auction. 162257 2005 One On One: Money's Tight and So Are my Abs T DVD -R HQ 4383. Episode #93. 9-26-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna finds out that the half-naked singing musician on the Venice boardwalk is her boyfriend Arnaz. 162258 2001 One On One: My Life as a Dog T Episode #5. 10-1-2001 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna turns to exploiting young men in order to help her get over her feeling for Tracy. 162259 2004 One On One: No More Wire Hangers T DVD -R 1659 Episode #65. 5-4-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex must convince Cheryl to seek help for her alcoholism after she physically abuses Arnaz. 162260 2003 One On One: One About Friends, The T DVD -R HQ 7145 Episode #36. 2-4-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex becomes jealous when Nicole (Melissa DeSousa) begins spending time with Duane, especially since Duane is ditching him to see her. Also: Breanna and Spirit have a falling out when Breanna learns that Spirit once kissed Arnaz. 162261 2003 One On One: One Hand Washington's The Other Hand T DVD -R HQ 6851 Episode #51. 10-21-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When his show falls to No. 2 in its timeslot, Flex vows to get a scoop — an interview with a media-shy Russian basketball star who plays at Breanna's school. The boy agrees to the sit-down, but only if Flex can arrange a date for him with the girl of his dreams: Breanna. Meanwhile, Duane battles a mouse that's invaded his apartment. 162262 2005 One On One: One Oh Oh T DVD -R HQ 4844 Episode #100. 11-21-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Just when Breanne decides to further her relationship with Arnaz, her father makes an unexpected visit and complicates matters. 162263 2005 One On One: One on One Remix T DVD -R HQ 4646. DVD -R HQ 4315 Episode #92. 9-19-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. After graduating Breanna and Arnaz want to pursue their dreams in California, but first they must prove they can survive on their own. 162264 2001 One On One: Phantom Menace T Episode #8. 10-29-2001 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex becomes jealous when his long-time basketball rival moves into the building and throws a star-studded Halloween party. 162265 2004 One On One: Phatheadz T DVD -R HQ 7024 Episode #69. 5-17-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When hair-care mogul Jack Sherwood buys the family barbershop, Kevin is forced to co-manage the place with the new owner's spoiled daughter. 162266 2001 One On One: Pilot Episode T DVD -R HQ 6803. Episode #1. 9-3-2001 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Sportscaster Flex Washington's carefree bachelor life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter, Breanna, moves in. First up: Breanna is jealous of Flex's date, straining their relationship. 162267 2003 One On One: Play's the Thing, The T DVD -R HQ 7025 Episode #66. 5-24-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex and his "Flex Files" cohost (Jenny McCarthy) fake a romance in order to generate publicity for the show. 162268 2001 One On One: Playing Possum T DVD -R HQ 6851 Episode #7. 10-15-2001 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna tries out for the cheerleading squad, but the head cheerleader does everything in her power to keep her from making it. 162269 2002 One On One: Pop Art T DVD -R HQ 7048. Episode #27. 10-21-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex has eyes for Breanna's art teacher (Melissa De Sousa), and it doesn't sit well with Breanna — or, apparently, the teacher. Also: Duane decides to move out of his mother's place and get his own apartment. 162270 2004 One on One: Prodigal Brother, The T DVD -R 1673 Episode #66. 5-11-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When his career as a celebrity hairdresser ends abruptly, Flex's younger brother returns home hoping to take over the family barbershop. 162271 2003 One On One: PTAmore T DVD -R HQ 7292. SVD 1450 Episode #49. 10-7-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex ends up president of the PTA when he objects to a beefcake calendar Breanna and Sicily are making in order to raise money for a cheerleading trip. Duane has refrigerator problems. 162272 2001 One On One: Radioactive Platonic T DVD -R HQ 6809 Episode #3. 9-17-2001 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex agrees to fly Breanna's friend in for the weekend, but regrets his decision when Tracy (DeVaughn Nixon) turns out to be a 16-year-old boy. 162273 2006 One On One: Recipe for Disaster T DVD -R HQ 5756 Episode #108 3-27-2006 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Trying to prove that she is over Arnaz, Breanne introduces him to a girl at a party. 162274 2006 One On One: Reel World, The T DVD -R HQ 6665 Episode #109. 4-17-2006 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Cash gets more than he bargained for when he tries to make a movie based on his roommates' lives 162275 2005 One On One: Rock and a Hard Place T DVD -R HQ 2836 Episode #84. 2-14-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Spirit starts dating the lead singer of a rival band, jeopardizing her relationship with Breanna and Amaz. 162276 2004 One On One: Rock the Vote T DVD -R HQ 2160 Episode #74. 10-18-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna and her friends stage a protest when they learn a mayoral candidate wants to close their school. 162277 2001 One On One: Santa Baby T Episode #12. 12-17-2001 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Nicole arrives for a Christmas visit with unexpected news. Also, Flex fills in at the station for the lead anchor, but leaves early, forcing Duane and Stacy to finish without him 162278 2005 One On One: Save the First Dance T DVD -R HQ 3282 Episode #89. 5-9-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When Flex teases Danielle about being obese in high school, he tries to make it up to her by re-creating the prom she never had. 162279 2001 One On One: School Dazed T DVD -R HQ 10062 Episode #4. 9-24-2001 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex wants Breanna to attend a posh private school, but she has her sights set on a public school for the performing arts. He allows her to audition, however, after he hears her horrendous singing. 162280 2005 One On One: Shock Jock T DVD -R HQ 2644 Episode #81. 1-3-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex makes some chauvinistic comments on "Flex Files" that wind up jeopardizing Breanna's change to get college scholarships. 162281 2004 One On One: Sleepless in Baltimore T DVD -R 1638 Episode #64. 4-27-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna goes online and finds her dad a date, then makes a startling discovery about the woman. 162282 2004 One On One: Splitting Hairs T DVD -R 1686 Episode #67. 5-18-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When a hair-care mogul buys the family barbershop, Kevin is forced to co-manage the place with the new owner's spoiled daughter. 162283 2003 One On One: Spy Games T DVD -R HQ 10205. SVD 1480 Episode #52. 11-25-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Sports Columnist (Robin Givens) attracts Flex (Flex Ander). Breanna discovers the woman is using her son as a spy to steal stories from her father. Flex falls hard and fast for a newspaper reporter (Robin Givens) who, unbeknownst to him, is using her son (Rome) to steal his stories. Meanwhile Duane hires Arnaz to write a jingle for Big Sal's. 162284 2004 One on One: Spy Games Reloaded T DVD -R HQ 7408. DVD -R 1584 Episode #55. 3-30-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Sabotage abounds when Flex and his old nemesis, Sheila (Robin Givens) compete for the same job. Breanna gets into trouble while Flex is away. 162285 2005 One On One: Static Clingy T DVD -R HQ 4469 Episode #95. . 10-10-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When the guys and the gals separately decide to spend time together, both groups wind up at the same club where Breanna catches Arnaz chatting with another woman. 162286 2003 One On One: Stepmom, Misstep T DVD -R HQ 6809. Episode #47. 9-23-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Natalie attempts to mend Breanna's broken heart by bringing her and Sicily on her weekend getaway with Flex. However, her first test as "stepmom" winds up with her worrying too much about the little things and not enough about the big ones — boys, that is. 162287 2003 One On One: Stuck On You T DVD -R HQ 7058 Episode #43. 5-12-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Nicole announces that she's moving to Africa, but before she leaves, she helps Flex pick out an engagement ring for Natalie — and gets it stuck on her finger. Also: Breanna comes down with tonsillitis on the eve of choosing between Arnaz and Josh. 162288 2005 One On One: Study Buddy T DVD -R HQ 5252 Episode #96. 10-17-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When Breanna and D-Mack start spending a lot of time studying together, Arnaz becomes jealous and decides to put a stop to it. 162289 2003 One On One: Take This Job And Love It T Episode #37. 2-17-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex lets Walt to cut his hair while Malik is out of town, then goes to great lengths to hide the fact and Duane and Candy go on a date together. Breanna takes a job at a burger joint, but her ideas to improve the working environment don't sit well with her boss (David Shatraw). 162290 2002 One On One: Tame Me, I'm the Shrew T DVD -R HQ 6884 Episode #13. 1-21-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Duane discovers that he's related to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In other events, Breanna is selected to star in "The Taming of the Shrew" at school and Flex competes for the lead sports-anchor position. 162291 2003 One On One: Tears of a Clown T DVD -R HQ 6884. Episode #54. 11-18-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Smokey Robinson guest stars as Duane's long-gone father, who reunites with his son and asks a big favor of him. Also, Flex is assigned a new "Flex Files" producer (Beth Littleford), who insists he work with a blonde-bimbo sidekick (Jenny McCarthy). 162292 2003 One On One: Test, The T DVD -R HQ 7136. Episode #36. 2-10-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex is thrilled when Natalie (Melissa DeSousa) wants to become intimate with him — until she asks him to take an HIV test. As he waits for the results, he experiences what Duane calls "the five stages of grief." Also, Breanna and Spirit have to ask guys to the school's annual Sadie Hawkins dance. R&B singer Mario has a cameo. 162293 2001 One On One: Thanksgiving It To Me, Baby T DVD -R HQ 7373 Episode #11. 11-19-2001 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna is ecstatic when her mother, Nicole (Tichina Arnold), visits for Thanksgiving and rekindles her romance with Flex. Meanwhile, Duane attempts to impress an old crush at a high-school homecoming event. 162294 2006 One on One: Tijuana Break Up? T DVD -R HQ 7408. DVD -R HQ 5532. Episode #106. 2-20-2006 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna and Arnaz decide they need to take a break in their relationship when they realize they enjoy different things. 162295 2002 One On One: Unemployment Up, Pride Down T DVD -R HQ 7025 Episode #25. 10-7-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. While ex-wife Nicole looks for a job in Baltimore, Flex returns to work at the TV station — and learns he's been demoted to weatherman. Meanwhile, Breanna wants to let Arnaz simmer over their goodbye kiss so that he wants her all the more before telling him that she's not moving to Nova Scotia 162296 2005 One On One: Venice Boulevard of Broken Dreams T DVD -R HQ 4775 Episode #99. 11-14-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanna is ecstatic about being cast as an extra in a film until the director offers the part to Arnaz instead. 162297 2005 One On One: Waiting for Huffman T DVD -R HQ 7373 Episode #101. 11-28-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Breanne is ecstatic about being hired to assist a famous talk-show host until she discovers the real reason she got the job. 162298 2002 One On One: Way You Make Me Feel, The T DVD -R HQ 6939. Episode #18. 3-25-2002 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Reporter #1 (Lela Lee). Reporter #2 (Colby French). When he dates a famous older woman (Vanessa Bell Calloway), Flex learns a lesson about the dark side of fame. Also: Breanna experiences mixed emotions when Arnaz dates a new girl in school. 162299 2004 One on One: We'll Take Manhattan T DVD -R HQ 1998 Episode #70. 9-20-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. After Breanna's dreams of fame and fortune are diluted by reality, it takes a friendly stranger to remind her of what is important. 162300 2003 One On One: Where Everybody Knows Your Name T Episode #38. 2-24-2003 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. While his father's away, Flex assumes control of the barbershop, but his tenure turns rocky when a hair salon opens nearby. Meanwhile, Breanna loses tracks of Spirit and her other friends after she begins hanging out exclusively with Josh. 162301 2005 One On One: Where's My Yemmy? T DVD -R HQ 4575 Episode #97. 10-24-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. During a Halloween costume party, Arnaz mistakenly kisses another girl who is dressed in the same costume as Breanna. 162302 2005 One On One: Who's the Boss? T DVD -R HQ 4680 Episode #98. 11-7-2005 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. When Breanne begins to work at the coffee shop with Arnaz, she is promoted and becomes his boss, much to Arnaz' chagrin. 162303 2004 One On One: You Don't Have To Go Home T DVD -R HQ 2305 Episode #76. 11-8-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Miss Swain discovers Arnaz living at the school and he reluctantly turns to his estranged father for help. 162304 2004 One On One: Zen Daddy T DVD -R HQ 7073 Episode #72. 9-26-2004 TV Sportscaster Flex Washington (Flex Alexander) of WYNX News is a Baltimore sportscaster, carefree bachelor whose life is disrupted when his 14-year-old daughter moves in. Flex must partner with his boss's Croatian girlfriend after his co-host has an accident that puts his syndication plan in jeopardy. 162305 1946 One Out of Seven R Editors in newsroom atmosphere. Material from wire services. 162306 1985 One Pale, Fawn Glove: Kentucky NR Shaw, Linda Silhouette. Men Made in America #17 Journalist 162307 1936` One Rainy Afternoon M Publisher Monsieur Pelerin (Joseph Cawthorn). The publisher's daughter Monique Pelerin (Ida Lupino) is mistakenly kissed by an actor and an absurd scandal develops. Mr. Perelin's Secretary (Lois January). 162308 2006 ONE Show, The DT Series 2006. Correspondents Matt Baker, Dan Snow. Wildlife Correspondent Kate Humble (2006). Presenters Adrian Chiles (2006), Nadia Sawalha (2006). 162309 1999 One Small Hero M Reporter (Kristin Pierce) 162310 1999 One Special Night MT TV Reporter (Frank Cavallero) 162311 1986 One Summer N Roberts, Nora Silhouette Special Edition #306 Photojournalist Shade Colby. A summer spent traveling across America with cynical, brooding Colby was not celebrity photographer Bryan Mitchell’s idea of a dream assignment. They disagreed about everything -- everything, that is, except the fierce attraction they could not deny. 162312 2006 One That Is Both, The NSF Maroski, L.E. Journalist Helen Donellyn meets a man who when he was 10 years old had a paranormal experience that alienated him from his family and ignited a search to understand what happened. Neither Western science or Eastern mysticism explained what happened. So the man abandoned his quest. But an enigmatic urban shaman rekindled his inner fire which then blazes higher when he meets Donellyn, a journalist whose work takes them on an adventure into the frontiers of physics. Shortly after the shaman returns, the man disappears. Donellyn frantically searches for answers in her reality while Jerry lives those answers in an alternate reality where things happen by thinking them and dualisms are integrated by advanced language. 162313 2006 One Third M Photographer (Michael J. Burg). 162314 1939 One Third of a Nation M Reporter (William Challee). 162315 1950 One Too Many M Babb, Kroger (Story). Malcolm Stuart (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Bob Mason (Richard Travis) who tries to help alcoholic wife beat the bottle. She's given up musical career to marry reporter and begins to drink heavily. Nearly kills daughter while driving drunk and ends up in jail. With help of temperance editor of local paper, reporter starts campaign to build rehabilitation wing for alcoholics at hospital. As wife begins to recover, she prepares to put on a concert to help raise funds. Reporter discovers neighbor, a candidate for mayor, is an alcoholic. Writes story ruining man's chances of being elected. Man commits suicide. Reporter is fired for missing out on story because he was searching for wife who escaped from sanitarium. City Editor Harry (George Eldredge). 162316 1948 One Touch of Venus M Reporter (Mary Benoit). Reporter (Ralph Brooks). Reporter (Ron Conway). Reporter (Jerry Marlowe). Reporter (Joan Miller). Reporter (Anne Nagel). Reporter (Arthur O'Connell). Reporter (Kenneth Patterson). Reporter (Charles Sherlock). 162317 2008 One Tree Hill: 4 Years, 6 Months, 2 Days T DVD -R HQ 9508 Episode #89. 1-8-2008. Fifth Season Fashion Magazine Editor-Corporate Boss Brooke Davis owns her own magazine, “B. Davis Magazine.” Lucas has written and published a book. Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) sends a demo disc to WWTY 11 Television News to become a sportscaster. 162318 2009 One Tree Hill: 4:30 a.m. (Apparently They Were Traveling Abroad) T DVD -R HQ 11402 Episode. 9-14-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Shocking accusation threatens Nathan’s NBA career. Brooke gets ready to launch a news fashion line. Haley gets an unexpected visit from her sister. 162319 2006 One Tree Hill: All These Things That I've Done T DVD -R HQ 7324 Episode #74. 11-15-2006 News Media. Rachel's cover of Maxim causes a ruckus at the high school. Lucas must make a choice between Nathan and basketball. Derek forces Peyton to face her fears. Brooke has her hands full working with the model for the T.A.R.T. fashion show. 162320 2003 One Tree Hill: Are You True aka (Are You True?) T DVD -R HQ 8321 (Mislabeled 8, missing 321). Episode #3. 10-7-2003 Newspaper. Lucas submits Peyton's drawings to the newspaper without his knowledge. 162321 2010 One Tree Hill: At the Bottom of Everything T DVD -R HQ 11796 Episode. 2-15-2010 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television. Nathan tries to help Jamie and Haley deal with Lydia’s seemingly hopeless situation. Quinn and Clay spend some time apart. 162322 2009 One Tree Hill: Believe Me I’m Lying T DVD -R HQ 11463 Episode. 10-5-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. He makes a career-threatening decision. Nathan’s life begins to unravel as the scandal goes public. Haley encourages Quinn to talk to David, her estranged husband. 162323 2008 One Tree Hill: Bridge Over Troubled Water T DVD -R HQ 10308 Episode #110. 9-22-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. Lucas tries to inspire the Ravens. Haley investigates Dan’s disappearance. Brooke confronts a demon from her past. Nathan accepts Deb’s relationship with Skills. A famous musician visits Peyton’s studio. 162324 2006 One Tree Hill: Can't Stop This Thing We've Started T Episode #71. 10-18-2006 Photographer for Maxim Magazine (Juan-Carlos Guzman). 162325 2008 One Tree Hill: Choosing My Own Way Of Life T DVD -R HQ 10385 Episode #112. 10-13-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. Lucas begins his book tour joined by a familiar face. Nathan questions his health when he gets an opportunity to play basketball again. Haley attempts to help a student in need. 162326 2008 One Tree Hill: Cryin’ Won’t Help You Know T DVD -R HQ 10138 Episode #104. 5-5-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. He gets a chance to be a sports anchor. Nathan and Haley throw a birthday party for Jamie. Deb hired a clown and Haley is not happy with it since it’s a creepy one. Lindsey returns to Tree Hill for Jamie’s birthday, which gives Lucas hope that the relationship will be rekindled. When Dan arrives, Deb’s mood swings fast and in the meantime Brooke and Peyton attend the party with baby Angie. 162327 2009 One Tree Hill: Deep Ocean Vast Sea T DVD -R HQ 11516 Episode. 10-19-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Mouth continues his banishment, then asks to be put on the air again and offers a quote from Nate to show he is now a team player and ready to do his job. So Mouth is back on the air as a sports broadcaster. But in his first report he refuses to do the sports report as written and talks directly to the audience about fairness and accuracy and why he got into sports reporting. His boss is furious, but has been locked out of the control room. Mouth finishes his sports report and walks out proud and still holding on to this ethics and his self-respect. Nathan’s scandal threatens his endorsement deals. Julian gives Alex another chance. Broke reconnects with Chase. Millicent questions whether she can be a model. 162328 2008 One Tree Hill: Don’t Dream It’s Over T DVD -R HQ 9596 Episode #94. 2-5-2008. Fifth Season TV Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) at WWTY 11 News. His affair with TV News Producer Alice complicates things. His relationship with her crosses the boundaries between his personal and professional lives. Mouth struggles with loyalty to his coworkers and an affair with the boss. Brooke intervenes when Victoria meddles with Peyton’s record label. Nathan grows closer to Jamie’s nanny. Lucas confronts Peyton about her harsh treatment of Lindsey. 162329 2010 One Tree Hill: Don’t You Forget About Me T DVD -R HQ 11755 Episode. 1-4-2010 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television. Julian and Brook reconnect. Quinn and Clay try to figure out how to move forward. Alex tries to make peace with herself and the people she’s let down. 162330 2008 One Tree Hill: Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace T DVD -R HQ 9846 Episode #101. 4-14-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. His affair with TV News Producer Allison is now a thing of the past. Lucas picks up the pieces after Lindsey leaves him at the altar. Haley and Nathan deal with the repercussions of Jamie’s abduction. Brooke’s past haunts her while she considers adoption. An old friend visits Peyton. 162331 2008 One Tree Hill: Even Fairy Tale Characters Would Be Jealous T DVD -R HQ 10503 Episode #116. 11-10-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Millicent confronts Mouth. Peyton produces a USO concert at a Maine base. Lucas must deal with Peyton and Julian’s romantic past. Haley struggles with stage freight. Brooke’s relationship with Sam is threatened. 162332 2007 One Tree Hill: Everything In Its Right Place T Episode #78. 1-17-2007 News Media. Reporter (Joe Keiley). Reporter #2 (Nick Battiste). Reporter #3 (Karin Reed). Aftermath of the series of unfortunate events at Tree Hill begins. Lucas returns to everyday life following his heart attack. He tries to rekindle his relationship with Peyton. Things are rougher for Haley when she discovers that Nathan had more involvement in her accident than she could have ever imagined. 162333 2010 One Tree Hill: Family Affair T DVD -R HQ 11741 Episode. 1-4-2010 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television. Julian and Brook reconnect. Quinn and Clay try to figure out how to move forward. Alex tries to make peace with herself and the people she’s let down. 162334 2008 One Tree Hill: For Tonight You’re Only Here To Know T DVD -R HQ 9707 Episode #97. 2-26-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. His affair with TV News Producer Allison is now a thing of the past. Mouth covers the first high school basketball game and it becomes a time for reflection and an understanding there are more important things in life than a basketball game. He produces a TV story that goes far beyond mere coverage of a basketball game. Brooke tries to stand up for her mother. Lucas and Nathan struggle with the decision to tell their loved ones about their indiscretions. Haley, Brooke, Peyton, Lindsey and Mia get locked in the Tree Hill High library. Lindsey reveals her father died of cancer, Peyton apologizes for her behavior. 162335 2009 One Tree Hill: Forever and Almost Always T DVD -R HQ 11116 Episode. 5-11-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Unexpected guests attend Lucas and Peyton’s wedding and Haley plays a surprise role in the ceremony. Brooke tries to keep Nick Lachey on a short lease. 162336 2008 One Tree Hill: Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly T DVD -R HQ 10285 Episode #109. 9-15-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. A funeral brings the One Tree Hill community together. 162337 2009 One Tree Hill: Hand to Take Hold of the Scene T DVD -R HQ 10759 Episode #120. 1-12-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Mouth and Millicent try to remain a couple. News about Peyton’s condition spreads. Nathan and Haley spend a night out together. 162338 2008 One Tree Hill: Hate Is Safer Than Love T DVD -R HQ 10167 Episode #105. 5-12-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. He gets exclusive footage of Lucas attacking a member of the other basketball team and destroys it because he doesn’t want to cause any trouble for a friend. Is this good journalism? Lucas is crushed by devastating news. Quentin is pushed to his limits during a Ravens game. Dan is second on the donor recipient list to get a new heart. Haley thinks about her decision to release a new album while Brooke’s baby undergoes emergency surgery and a shocking truth stuns Peyton, told by Lucas. 162339 2009 One Tree Hill: Hold My Hand as I’m Lowered T DVD -R HQ 11444 Episode. 9-28-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Nathan and Clay disagree on how to handle the scandal. Haley starts to question Nathan’s loyalty. Brooke and Quinn organize a photo shoot. Julian receives an interesting proposition from Alex. 162340 2008 One Tree Hill: Hundred T DVD -R HQ 9816 Episode #100. 3-18-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. His affair with TV News Producer Allison is now a thing of the past. Lindsey runs way from her wedding with Lucas when she believes he still is in love with Peyton. 162341 2009 One Tree Hill: I and Love and You T DVD -R HQ 11536 Episode. 10-26-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Haley and Nathan are left powerless when Dan brings Renee onto his TV show to tell about her affair with Nathan and her pregnancy with Nathan’s child. Surprisingly, Dan gets Renee to confess on live TV that she never had an affair with Nathan and the baby is not his. Quinn wonders what went wrong with David. Brooke share her true desires with Julian. 162342 2008 One Tree Hill: I Forgot To Remember to Forget T DVD -R HQ 9579 Episode #93. 1-29-2008. Fifth Season Reporter triggers memories in Nathan about his cheating on the basketball games in high school. Events are revisited that happened between after graduation and the present. TV Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) at WWTY 11 News. His affair with TV News Producer Alice complicates things. His relationship with her crosses the boundaries between his personal and professional lives. Brooke Davis owns her own magazine called “B. Davis Magazine.” 162343 2009 One Tree Hill: I Just Died In Your Arms Tonight T DVD -R HQ 11548 Episode. 11-2-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television. Julian struggles to fit in with Nathan and the guys during a weekend camping trip. Brooke and Haley bond during a girls night. Quinn tries to help Clay come to terms with a loss. The past catches up with Rachel and Dan. 162344 2006 One Tree Hill: I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness T DVD -R HQ 7146 Episode #72. 10-25-2006 News Media. Press Conference. Mayor holds a press conference to refute newspaper headline and story. 162345 2009 One Tree Hill: I Would For You T DVD -R HQ 11057 Episode. 4-20-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. He tries to mend his relationship with Millicent. Victoria tries to lure Brooke back to Clothes Over Bro’s. Nathan and Haley have a disagreement. 162346 2008 One Tree Hill: In Da Club T DVD -R HQ 9624 Episode #95. 2-12-2008. Fifth Season TV Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) at WWTY 11 News. His affair with TV News Producer Alice complicates things. His relationship with her crosses the boundaries between his personal and professional lives. Brooke forces Mouth to go on a blind date. Alice comes to the club and sees Mouth with another woman. She texts him, “If you kiss her, you’re fired.” Mouth stops. He finally confronts Alice and tells her they’re through. She tells him he’s fired. He leaves with a napkin with the date’s phone number on it. 162347 2008 One Tree Hill: It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) T DVD -R HQ 9558 Episode #92. 1-22-2008. Fifth Season TV Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) at WWTY 11 News. His affair with TV News Producer Alice complicates things. His audition disc is no longer in the garbage, but on the producer’s desk. His relationship with her crosses the boundaries between his personal and professional lives. 162348 2009 One Tree Hill: Kiss To Build a Dream On, A T DVD -R HQ 11078 Episode. 4-26-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Nathan and Haley both face their dreams as he questions his ambition to play in the NBA and she receives an offer from Nick Lachey. Meanwhile Brooke learns something that could change Sam’s life forever. Jamie attends his first school dance and Lucas and Peyton take a road trip. 162349 2010 One Tree Hill: Last Day of Our Acquaintance, The T DVD -R HQ 11799 Episode. 2-22-2010 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television. Brooke lays into Julian. Lydia’s condition gets worse. Clay deals with Kate’s unsettling advances. 162350 2009 One Tree Hill: Letting Go T DVD -R HQ 11003 Episode. 3-30-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Mouth and Skills go on a road trip. Brooke receives a startling offer. Peyton gets ready for the future. 162351 2008 One Tree Hill: Life Is Short T Episode #103. 4-28-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. Nathan and Haley throw a birthday party for Jamie. Deb hired a clown and Haley is not happy with it since it’s a creepy one. Lindsey returns to Tree Hill for Jamie’s birthday, which gives Lucas hope that the relationship will be rekindled. When Dan arrives, Deb’s mood swings fast and in the meantime Brooke and Peyton attend the party with baby Angie. 162352 2008 One Tree Hill: Messin’ With the Kid T DVD -R HQ 10418 Episode #113. 10-20-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. tries to get his old job back. Nathan and Haley must parent Jamie in the face of a school bully. Lucas and Peyton adjust to life as a couple. Brooke finds being a role model is not easy. 162353 2010 One Tree Hill: My Attendance is Bad But My Intentions Are Good T DVD -R HQ 11774 Episode. 1-8-2010 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television. Brooke and Julian try to find a balance between their personal lives and work as the movie shoot begins. Nathan and Haley receive a surprise visit and Clay supports Quinn as she faces some unexpected news. Alex sets her sights for Alexander and Millicent finds herself struggling with temptation. 162354 2008 One Tree Hill: My Way Home Is Through You T DVD -R HQ 9511 Episode #91. 1-15-2008. Fifth Season TV Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) at WWTY 11 News. TV News Producer Alice hates McFadden (Lee Norris) and tells him so. He kisses her and she fires him. He goes into her office to tell her off, and she kisses him. 162355 2009 One Tree Hill: Now Lift Your Eyes to the Sun T DVD -R HQ 11593 Episode. 11-9-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television. Brooke gets life-changing news. Nathan is on the verge of signing a new NBA contract. Dan returns to Tree Hill. 162356 2008 One Tree Hill: One Million Billionth of a Millisecond on a Sunday Morning T DVD -R HQ 10255 Episode #108. 9-8-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. Tree Hill residents are surprised to learn that a couple will indeed get married. Brooke tries to adjust to life after the robbery at “Clothes over Bros.” Nathan and Haley receive devastating news and Nanny Carrie’s return creates more blanks than answers after she kidnaps Dan -- whose life is in jeopardy. 162357 2008 One Tree Hill: Our Life Is not a Movie or Maybe T DVD -R HQ 10455 Episode #114. 10-27-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Lucas’ novel receives surprising interest. Jamie finds Sam and her rebelliousness charming. Nathan’s basketball comeback gains momentum. 162358 2003 One Tree Hill: Places You Have Come To Fear the Most, The T DVD -R HQ 9477 Episode. 9-30-2003 Newspaper. Peyton is shy to take her drawings to the newspaper. After Lucas blows his first varsity game he decides to quit the team. Keith forces Karen to deal with her feelings for Dan. 162359 2008 One Tree Hill: Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want T DVD -R HQ 9668 Episode #96. 2-19-2008 Aspiring Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) wants to do the sports for WWTY 11 Television News. His affair with TV News Producer Allison complicates things. His relationship with her crosses the boundaries between his personal and professional lives. Mouth tries to convince Millicent he is a better man than she thinks. Mouth stops his affair with Allison and then finds out Allison had affairs with Anchorman Rick (with the toupee), and half of the staff. The Station Manager offers Mouth a job as a sportscaster and asks him to cover the high school basketball opener. Mouth at first loses Millicent because Brooke told her he slept with his boss. He gets her to go out with him again and takes her to the station where he shows her where he watches all the sports programs in the world. He then puts up a ballet on one of the screens. They discuss ballet and sports. She kisses him on the cheek. Peyton confesses her feelings to Lucas who rejects her. Haley cannot decide whether to reveal information that could ruin Lucas’ relationship with Lindsay. Haley doesn’t know that her nanny is making a play for both her husband and her son. 162360 2008 One Tree Hill: Racing Like a Pro T DVD -R HQ 9509 Episode #90. 1-8-2008. Fifth Season TV News. Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) sends a demo disc to WWTY 11 Television News to become a sportscaster. TV News Producer Alice tells McFadden (Lee Norris) that he should forget being a reporter. She hires him as a logger. Brooke Davis leaves her fashion empire to work out of Los Angeles. 162361 2009 One Tree Hill: Remember Me as a Time of Day T DVD -R HQ 11137 Episode. 5-18-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Nathan must face Haley and Jamie after being released from the Chiefs. Peyton and Lucas receive an unexpected visit from Karen. 162362 2007 One Tree Hill: Runaway Found, The T Episode #85. 5-16-2007 Reporter (Joe Keiley). Nathan's past mistakes continue to haunt him and Haley. Lucas hears a shocking confession from the witness to Keith's murder. 162363 2008 One Tree Hill: Running To Stand Still T DVD -R HQ 9736 Episode #98. 3-3-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. His affair with TV News Producer Allison is now a thing of the past. Brooke faces a ghost from her past. Haley reels from a devastating blow to her marriage. Nathan and Lucas gather their courage to attend Dan’s parole hearing. Major record label takes interest in Peyton’s recording artist. No media. 162364 2006 One Tree Hill: Same Deep Water as You, The T Episode #68. 9-27-2006 News Media. Reporter #1 (Debra Terry). Reporter #2 (Tom Huff). Reporter (Leo Daniels). 162365 2009 One Tree Hill: Screenwriter’s Blues T DVD -R HQ 10832 Episode #122. 2-2-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. As Peyton begins to plan the wedding, Lucas attempts to put a cast together for his movie. Meanwhile, Haley is faced with a difficult decision and Nathan gets great news. 162366 2009 One Tree Hill: Searching for a Former Clarity T DVD -R HQ 10992 Episode. 3-23-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Haley and Peyton help Mia with her single. Brooke intervenes when Sam is arrested. Jamie learns the truth about Dan and Uncle Keith. 162367 2009 One Tree Hill: Show Me How To Live T DVD -R HQ 11096 Episode. 5-4-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Haley and Brooke plan a baby show for Peyton. Sam gets closer to Victoria. Laurena and Skills go on a date that doesn’t go as planned. 162368 2009 One Tree Hill: Some Roads Lead Nowhere T DVD -R HQ 11655. DVD -R HQ 11704. Episode. 12-7-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television. Haley and Nathan get ready to leave Tree Hill. Quinn tries to help Clay win Nathan back as a client. Dan’s pronouncement shocks Rachel and his audience. 162369 2006 One Tree Hill: Some You Give Away T DVD -R HQ 7487 Episode #76. 11-29-2006 Sportscasters. Residents of Tree Hill feel the pressure of a looming State championship. Photographer (Austin James). Photographer (Amber Nann). 162370 2006 One Tree Hill: Songs to Love and Die By T DVD -R HQ 7532 Episode #77. 12-6-2006 Newspaper Headline. After a cardiac incident, Lucas has a dream in which the spirit of Keith visits and shows him how much one life can affect the lives of others with a nod to "It's a Wonderful Life." Elsewhere, Haley is the victim of an accident and Dan helps out Nathan. 162371 2008 One Tree Hill: Sympathy for the Devil T DVD -R HQ 10486 Episode #115. 11-3-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Lucas’ novel leads him into uncharted waters. Nathan comes face-to-face with a rival from the past. Brooke must deal with someone who hurt her. 162372 2009 One Tree Hill: Things a Mama Don’t Know T DVD -R HQ 10733 Episode #119. 1-5-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Peyton receives news she must share with Lucas. Nathan struggles with a new professional environment. Brooke’s search for Sam forces her to confront her feelings. 162373 2006 One Tree Hill: Things I Forgot at Birth T DVD -R HQ 9409 Episode #69. 10-4-2006 Reporter (Leo Daniels). Nathan continues to struggle with memories of the accident and Dan continues to be haunted by remorse over his actions against Keith. 162374 2008 One Tree Hill: Touch Me I’m Going To Scream (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 10216 Episode #107. 9-1-2008. Sixth Season Premiere Aspiring Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News and makes a revelation. Tree Hill residents must make a decision that will change their lives forever. Lucas finally pursues his dream with the woman he loves. Brooke must face a reunion with her mother. Nathan and Haley must face a ghost from their past and the news of Dan’s accident is slowly beginning to spread. 162375 2009 One Tree Hill: We Change, We Wait T DVD -R HQ 10784 Episode #121. 1-19-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Lucas and Julian try to choose a director for their movie. Peyton has mixed feelings about a gift from Lucas. Brooke deals with relationship issues. 162376 2008 One Tree Hill: We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me) T DVD -R HQ 10541 Episode #117. 11-17-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Karen’s cafe is turned into a glamorous nightclub owned by Lucas. 162377 2010 One Tree Hill: Weeks Go By Like Days T DVD -R HQ 11717 Episode. 1-4-2010 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television. Julian and Brook reconnect. Quinnn and Clay try to figure out how to move forward. Alex tries to make peace with herself and the people she’s let down. 162378 2009 One Tree Hill: What Are You Willing To Lose T DVD -R HQ 11412 Episode. 9-21-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Haley and Mia try to protect Red Bedroom Records. Brooke chooses the new face of her clothing line. Clay defends Nathan. Dan’s new wife is revealed. 162379 2008 One Tree Hill: What Comes After the Blues T DVD -R HQ 10189 Episode #106. 5-19-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. Mouth and Millicent meet a new face. The Tree Hill residents are forced to face their fears as Dan turns over a new leaf and Brooke makes the hardest decision of her life. In the meantime, Haley’s career takes a turn and Peyton is visited by somebody from her past. Lucas is still struggling to mend his heart after Lindsey left him at the alter. With all, Lucas and Brooke help each other through the struggles. 162380 2008 One Tree Hill: What Do You Go Home To? T Episode #102. 4-21-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. Lucas and Peyton talk about Lucas’ aborted wedding. Brooke gets a potentially lfe-changing phone call. Haley takes a step toward a new career. Nathan considers what it would take to get his game back. He’s back with his wife and son. 162381 2009 One Tree Hill: You and Me and the Bottle Makes Three Tonight T DVD -R HQ 10974 Episode. 3-16-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News tearfully breaks up with Millicent who feels she has to go to New York and get some distance from Mouth to see if the relationship can ever work again. Peyton gets startling news about the pregnancy. Haley and Nathan celebrate their anniversary while Deb and Dan babysit Janie. 162382 2009 One Tree Hill: You Are a Runner and I am Father T DVD -R HQ 11607 Episode. 11-16-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television. Nathan and Clay reach a breaking point causing a rift between Quinn and Haley. Brooke shares her concerns with Julian. Millicent’s drug problem gets worse. 162383 2010 One Tree Hill: You Are a Runner and I Am Father T DVD -R HQ 11701 Episode. 1-4-2010 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television. Nathan and Clay reach a breaking point, causing a rift between Quinn and Haley. Brooke shares her concerns with Julian. Millicent’s drug problem gets worse. 162384 2008 One Tree Hill: You Have to Be Joking (Autopsy of the Devil’s Brain) T DVD -R HQ 10565 Episode #118. 11-24-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Marvin’s girlfriend discovers a half-naked picture of his ex-girlfriend and is very angry about it. Mouth says it means nothing. She says it means everything. Nathan gets a professional basketball tryout. Peyton tries to get Mia to focus on her follow-up album. Julian asks Brooke to design clothes for his movie. Haley takes Jamie to his school talent show. 162385 2009 One Tree Hill: You Know I Love You, Don’t You? T DVD -R HQ 11642 Episode. 11-30-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television. Nathan and Haley’s careers bring about a tough decision for the family. Julian reveals a secret to Alex. Clay tries to resuscitate his career. Jamie learns the truth about Skills’ new job. Millie finds an unlikely supporter. 162386 2008 One Tree Hill: You’re Gonna Need Someone On Your Side T DVD -R HQ 9737 Episode #99. 3-11-2008 TV Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) at WWTY 11 News. His affair with TV News Producer Allison is now a thing of the past. On the eve of Lucas and Lindsey’s wedding, they conspire to save Nathan and Haley’s marriage. Brooke pairs Peyton with an old boyfriend. Rachel and Dan return to Tree Hill. 162387 2008 One Tree Hill: You’ve Dug You Own Grave, Now Lie in It T DVD -R HQ 10336 Episode #111. 9-29-2008 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) for WWTY 11 Television News. Lindsey and Lucas face a shaky future. Nathan gets an offer from a professional basketball team. Haley accidentally puts Jamie’s life in danger and learns the truth about Dan. Peyton learns a dark secret about her new recording artist. 162388 2009 One Tree Hill: Your Cheatin’ Heart T DVD -R HQ 11495 Episode. 10-12-2009 Sports Reporter Marvin (Mouth) McFadden (Lee Norris) is a sports reporter for WWTY 11 Television News. Haley is pushed into the spotlight. Brooke lets Julian continue to work with Alex. Millicent gets a new job. Quinn and Clay become closer. 162389 2004 One True Secret NR Campbell, Bethany Harlequin Superromance No. 1207 Journalist Eli Garner has one job -- uncover the truth about the Roths. And his reputation proves that he just might be able to do that. But what happens when Eli realizes that exposing the Roths means ruining the life of the only woman he’s ever cared about? Emerson Roth has one mission: protect her family by keeping their secrets. If the decision were left to Emerson, she would stop the lies and live with the consequences -- but she has her sister and elderly grandparents to consider. 162390 1998 One True Thing M DVD Magazine Writer (Renee Zellweger) is an ambitious magazine writer Ellen who returns home to care for her ailing mother 162391 1994 One True Thing N Quindlen, Anna Magazine Journalist Ellen Gulden is 24 and on the brink of the big time in Manhattan, but she is browbeaten by her imperious English professor father to jettison her emerging career and her boyfriend and move back to a small college town and tend to her mother, Kate, who has been cruelly struck by terminal liver cancer at age 46. For Gulden, the return home represents a guilt-induced surrender. She is a classic bright child fleeing her charmed but oppressive childhood, and the abrupt demand to come back robs her of the breakaway rite of passage she counted on. She comes home and redefines her relationship with both parents and nurses her mother through horrid deterioration. Eventually she is charged with her mother’s mercy killing although, as she puts it, “I did not kill my mother. I only wished I had.” Gulden describes herself as “smug, self-involved, successful, and what in my circles passed for happy.” Her brother says, “Ellen’s got the life. She gets paid to be a wise ass for a living.” By the end, she’s says this about a life in journalism: “It was the idea of facing a future skimming the surface of life, winging my way in and out of other people’s traumas, crises, confusions, and passages, engaging them enough to get the story but never enough to be indelibly touched by what I had seen or heard.” 162392 1959 One Way Out NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon Correspondent Rick Marston, two years of newspaper work in Caracas. 162393 1950 One Way Street M Mason Newspapers. Accident reported in national newspapers 162394 1946 One Way To Love M News Media. Newsman (Ernie Adams). 162395 1994 One West Waikiki: T VHS 366. VHS 339 (Media Excerpts). VHS 337 (Media Excerpts) Episodes. Series 8-4-1994 to 5-25-1996. News Media 162396 1994 One West Waikiki: 'Till Death Do Us Part (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #1-#2. 8-4-1994 Reporter (Terry Okita). Holli discovers a body while vacationing with an old flame in Hawaii. She gets involved in the murder investigation and is offered the opportunity to stay and become the medical examiner. 162397 1994 One West Waikiki: Along Came a Spider T Episode #6. 9-1-1994 News Media. TV Reporter (Gina Lew). Holli finds herself trying to solve two murders in which the bodies were cremated. The presence of her formal teacher only makes her more nervous than she already is. 162398 1996 One West Waikiki: Battle of the Titans T Episode #17. 4-27-1996 Photographer (Joji Yoshida). 162399 1995 One West Waikiki: Holliday on Ice T Episode #9. 10-21-1995 Reporter #2 (Carla Estiamba). Holli is charged with negligent homicide after her car is identified as the vehicle that killed a pedestrian. 162400 1994 One West Waikiki: Model For Murder, A T Episode #5. 8-25-1994 News Media. Reporter #1 (Ron Patricio). Reporter #2 (Iwalani Mendoza). Photographer (Tracy Anderson). A serial killer who murders models uses a curved carpet knife and leaves slashed pictures. 162401 1995 One West Waikiki: Unhappily Ever After T Episode #11. 11-11-1995 TV Newscaster (Teri Okita). 162402 1938 One Wild Night M Torgerson, Edwin-Dial (Original Idea). Charles Belden, Jerry Cady (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Gale Gibson (June Lang) writes a suburban society column and investigates a series of kidnappings. Keeps getting fired by her editor for running stories based on false leads. Editor Collins (William Demarest). Finds out information from son of local police chief, later sneaks into limo and ends up trapped, escapes, falls into the water, and is thrown back in when she insists on filing her story rather than kissing her boyfriend. 162403 1999 One With the Hunger NM Wilder, J.C. Journalist Shai Jordan, a fledgling New York journalist is on the trail of a serial killer. Excitement of her first big assignment turns into terror when she sees an eerie resemblance between this string of murders and the death of her mother years before -- the bodies have all been drained of blood. All signs point to the reporter as the next victim, but no one, not even the police, will believe or protect her. 162404 1933 One Woman N OWN - H Thayer, Tiffany Press 162405 1994 One Woman's Courage MT Reporter Warnowski (Steven Elkins). Newscaster (Ren Hanami) 162406 1914 One Wonderful Night M Tracy, Louis (Story) Press 162407 1998 One World Music Beat T Series. 1998-2001. Correspondent (Daphne Duplaix). 162408 2008 One Wrong Step N Griffin, Laura Reporter Celie Wells has an encounter with her former husband and he turns up dead an hour later. Now after working hard to distance herself from his crooked ways and shady connections, she finds she’s smack dab in the middle of his murder investigation. And it isn’t just the police who have their eyes on her, but an enraged drug lord who is seeking playback. The only person who seems to be on her side is an old acquaintance, Reporter John McAllister, a sexy journalist who has a nose for news as well as a reputation as a playboy. Is he helping Celie out because he wants a story -- or a one-night stand. She knows John’s interest is potentially hazardous to her heart, but not accepting his help could put her life at even greater risk -- and she can’t afford one wrong step. 162409 1933 One Year Later M Herbert, F. Hugh and Paul Perez (Story). Herbert (Screenplay). Will Ahern (Added Dialogue) Ness Book Reporter Tony Richards (Russell Hopton), is a tubercular reporter headed to a sanitarium on the same train as a accused murderer. He wrote sensational accounts of the murder trial for his paper, accused man's wife as a streetwalker. Clears the wife's reputation, trades places with the accused man and jumps off a bridge leaving everyone to believe the accused man was killed. Reporter (Pat O'Malley). Journalist acknowledges the damage his sensationalistic reporting has done and making the ultimate sacrifice as retribution Newstand Girl (Marjorie Beebe). 162410 1961 One-Eyed Jacks M Photographer Chet (John Dierkes). 162411 1991 One-Eyed Kings N Cohen, William S. Reporter Philip Dake for the Washington Post 162412 1967 One-Eyed Soldiers M DVD Frank, Richard (Story). Jean Christophe (Screenplay U.S.-UK-Yugoslavia. AFI-Journalists. Ness book Correspondent Richard Owen (Dale Robertson) in Eastern Europe helps woman search for $15 million in stolen money after she first forces him at gunpoint to drive her to town of Nassaum. They are pursued by sadistic former SS officer and aided by criminal. Title spoken by girl's father before falling from a church parapet and it provides the key to location of the treasure. American journalist and woman eventually sneak into the town where money is hidden disguised as peasants. Locate missing loot in catacombs, but crooks get away with key to fortune after locking journalist and woman in their hotel rooms. 162413 1994 One-Two Punch CB Prime #18 Reporters. Anonymous and Unnamed Reporters. Prime battles the Manhattan Project in New York City. 162414 1961 One, Two, Three M DVD -R HQ 2099, 2100. L AFI-Wall Street Journal Reporter (Tile Kiwe). 162415 1979 Onion Field, The M News Media 162416 2006 Onion Movie, The M Parody News. 162417 2007 Onion News Network Online at Onion.Com W http://www.onion-com Parody News. The Onion News Network at http://www.onion.com provides online viewers with up-to-date video news reports and excerpts from Onion News Network programs. 162418 2007 Onion News Network, The W Parody News. The Onion News Network is a daily web video broadcast. Parody of a 24-hour news network. To further invoke the atmosphere of a 24-hour network, The Onion News Network video series includes a number of items lifted from what are ostensibly ONN news shows and continuing reports: Today Now! is a parody of morning lifestyle and news programs such as NBC's Today show and ABC's Good Morning America. Hosted by Jim Haggerty (in actuality, former New York City TV anchor Brad Holbrook) and Tracy Gill, the style is typical of the breezy, cheerful, earnestly sincere style usually found in morning network television shows, with the presenters usually either uncritical or completely oblivious to the subject matter presented, aiming instead to delve into every nuance of a story regardless of the absurdness or relative appropriateness of the subject (e.g., Haggerty's earnest question about whether or not Chef Adam Scott's dream omelet recipe {literally an omelet made from a recipe that came to him in a dream] requires strictly a metal shoe-horn to measure the butter into the pan, or Tracy Gill's seemingly complete unawareness of her own life history in conversation with the biographer who wrote it). TN is the only ONN show with a scheduled time: weekdays, 7–9 am. In The Know with Clifford Banes: A parody of Sunday morning pundit shows, ITK is hosted by Clifford Banes, who never actually appears on his own program due to a continuous succession of absurd or improbable circumstances, and is led by a guest host (apparently from another ONN commentary program) who explains why Mr. Banes cannot attend (e.g., in this one, guest host Gregory Dawson, of the ONN program The Dawson Angle, explains the host is absent because he is currently "plummeting toward Earth at ninety-three miles an hour"). An Onion-style current political event is examined earnestly by ITK's pundit panel from every angle regardless of how odd it might seem. War For The White House: ONN's continuing coverage of Election '08, opening with a dramatic video apparently depicting Air Force One and a squadron of fighter planes seemingly attacking the White House, mocking the intense, over-the-top style that seems to have become typical in straight news coverage. Notable for its consistent use of military terminology (e.g. "Election Analysis Bunker") and deadpan style. O-SPAN: O-SPAN (an obvious reference to C-SPAN, usually displayed with the paper's graphic "onion" logo in place of the O), parodies the thoroughgoing coverage of Congress provided by the similarly named real-life cable network, including spoof bill-readings on the House floor and spoof committee-meetings. ONN-International: A parody of CNN-International, ONNI debuted November 2008. Boasting coverage in 152 languages over 811 countries and with 9 Billion viewers, ONN-International presents news from around the world in the signature Onion style. Amongst the stories presented have been an essay by "China's Andy Rooney", an avuncular Chinese commentator delivering witty, obviously Government-vetted observations in a dead-on Andy Rooney style, and a report from Bangladesh which touts the new "SmartStitch" machine, which will enable owners to essentially take their sweatshop home with them, working up to 22 hours a day. OSN: A reference to ESPN, OSN usually features clips from SportsDome, itself a parody of SportsCenter. The clips usually focus on specific parodies of SportsCenter segments such as the Budweiser Hot Seat, which becomes The Steam Room on OSN. Hosts present in the jocular style synonymous with ESPN and sportscasters on sets that are near-identical knockoffs of the SportsCenter studios. Each item is capped off by a "Later this hour" or "Coming up next" teaser featuring a headline joke in the usual Onion style, with the news reports also having a crawl in the lower-third similarly filled with joke headlines 162419 1988 Onion, The: America's Finest News Source H Parody News. An award-winning parody newspaper published weekly in print and daily online. Features satirical articles reporting on international, national and local news as well as an entertainment newspaper and website known as The A.V. Club. Claims a national circulation of 599,000 and says 67 percent of its Web site viewers are between 18 and 44. Onion's articles comment on current events, real and imagined. Founded in 1988 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison by two juniors. Parodies traditional newspaper features such as editorials, man-on-the-street interviews and stock quotes as well as traditional newspaper layout and AP-style editorial voice. Second part of the newspaper is a non-satirical entertainment section called The A.V. Club that features interviews and reviews of various newly released media and other weekly features. Creation of its Website in 1996 allowed it to receive national attention. In 2000 the publication broke through to the mass market. The Onion is an American “fake news” organization featuring satirical articles reporting on international, national and local news as well as an entertainment newspaper and website known as “The A.V. Club.” It parodies traditional newspaper features such as editorials, man-on-the-street interviews, and stock quotes as well as traditional newspaper layout and AP-style copy. The A.V. Club features interviews and reviews. Regular features of The Onion include: "STATshot", an illustrated statistical snapshot which parodies "USA Today Snapshots" The "Infograph" (a.k.a. "Infographic"), with a bulleted list of items on a theme. Point-Counterpoint Guest opinion pieces and regular columnists Bizarre horoscopes "The ONION in History": a front page produced in the look of newspapers of an earlier era, from the book "Our Dumb Century" "In the News" photograph and caption with no accompanying story (such as "Frederick's of Anchorage Debuts Crotchless Long Underwear", "National Association Advances Colored Person", and "Owls are Assholes") "American Voices" (formerly called "What Do You Think?"), a mock vox populi survey on a topical current event. There are three respondents for each topic who seem to have been chosen intentionally to represent a diverse selection of ages, races, and socio-economic classes. Although their names and professions change daily, photos of the same six people are always used. One of them is often described as a systems analyst. An editorial cartoon drawn by "Kelly" (a pseudonym of Ward Sutton). The comic–the most controversial feature in The Onion–is a parody of conservative cartoons. Roughly half of the cartoons feature the Statue of Liberty, usually shedding a single tear. The website was redesigned in 2005: All archives were returned to being free, and Onion Premium, a failed attempt at a paid-subscriber model section of the site, was discontinued. "What Do You Think?" became "American Voices," with the question updated every weekday, and only three responders for each question, instead of six "In the News" was retitled "From the Print Edition" The Onion began publishing web-only content on a daily basis, such as a daily fictional stock market analysis titled "Stock Watch" (one of which appears in the print edition every week), a web opinion poll titled "QuickPoll" (since discontinued), "National News Highlights" of three regional stories, the cover of The Onion Weekender (a parody of PARADE magazine) and The Onion Magazine (a parody of The New York Times Magazine), and The President's Weekly Radio Address. The nationally syndicated Onion Radio News, a brief audio clip read by anchor Doyle Redland, became a daily feature. In early 2006, Onion Radio News podcast was launched, and quickly shot to #1 on the iTunes list of top podcasts. A sports section was introduced, having archival material from old issues in addition to new articles (such as "Matt Leinart Wins Beauty Portion of 2006 NFL Draft") and rotating headlines such as "New York Rangers Honor Proud Madison Square Garden Tradition by Losing". The Onion website is updated every day, most significantly (and historically before the move to daily updates) on Wednesday afternoons, and The Onion newspaper is distributed on Thursdays. A genuine Personals service is also offered by the Website. Madison newspaper The Capital Times), who has "held the position since 1901" and is rather insane. The Onion publishes several columns by (fictional) regular and guest writers. The regular contributors include: Jim Anchower, an enthusiastic slacker and stoner with a different job every few weeks, whose musical tastes are stuck in 1970s rock and roll. Jean Teasdale, an overweight, dumpy woman with kitsch tastes, whose constantly upbeat attitude in her column "A Room of Jean's Own" always finds the bright side of her otherwise depressing life. Smoove B, a smooth talking ladies' man whose columns are directed toward his girlfriends or potential dates. He is known for describing his planned dates in extreme detail, often straying from the romantic to the mundane. The structure of the comedy consists of a series of romantic come-on lines, featuring cliched enticements such as cognac, chocolates, and massages, followed by a blunt sexual reference.[32][33] Roger Dudek, an inept humor columnist whose feature, "Write On The Funny!", contains nonstop clumsy puns and similes, while demonstrating a casually abusive attitude towards members of his family Jackie Harvey, a clueless celebrity spotter. Amber Richardson, an uneducated single mother who writes about her many misadventures in raising her illegitimate children including visiting the health clinic, constantly changing jobs as well as lovers, and defending her questionable qualifications in childrearing. Larry Groznic, an overweight, confrontational "fanboy" whose disagreements with friends over obscure nerd trivia are documented in hostile letters typically demanding conversion to his point of view. Gorzo the Mighty, the Emperor of the Universe, villain in the style of Ming the Merciless. Department Head Rawlings, the mysterious head of an unnamed organization of international spies. Don Turnbee, a 41-year-old who frequents fast food establishments. Former contributors include: Herbert Kornfeld, accounts receivable supervisor, an accountant who was raised on the streets and spoke in gangsta rap-isms and ebonics. Killed on April 30, 2007.[34] Arch Danielson, an elderly man who wrote "The Silver Screen", a series of rambling, non-sensical movie reviews that often diverted towards random topics. His persona was retired around 1998, in favor of Jackie Harvey. 162420 2001 Onion, The: America's Finest News Source: Dispatches from the Tenth Circle: The Best of the Onion H Parody News. An award-winning parody newspaper published weekly in print and daily online. Features satirical articles reporting on international, national and local news as well as an entertainment newspaper and website. 162421 2005 Onion, The: America's Finest News Source: Embedded in America: The Onion Ad Nauseam Complete News Archives Volume 16 H Parody News. An award-winning parody newspaper published weekly in print and daily online. Features satirical articles reporting on international, national and local news as well as an entertainment newspaper and website. 162422 2004 Onion, The: America's Finest News Source: Fanfare for the Area Man: The Onion Ad Nauseam Complete News Archives Volume 15 H Parody News. An award-winning parody newspaper published weekly in print and daily online. Features satirical articles reporting on international, national and local news as well as an entertainment newspaper and website. 162423 2006 Onion, The: America's Finest News Source: Homeland Insecurity: The Onion Ad Nauseam Complete News Archives Volume 17 H Parody News. An award-winning parody newspaper published weekly in print and daily online. Features satirical articles reporting on international, national and local news as well as an entertainment newspaper and website. 162424 1999 Onion, The: America's Finest News Source: Our Dumb Century: The Onion Presents 100 Years of Headlines from America’s Finest News Source H Parody News. An award-winning parody newspaper published weekly in print and daily online. Features satirical articles reporting on international, national and local news as well as an entertainment newspaper and website. 162425 2007 Onion, The: America's Finest News Source: Our Dumb World: The Onion’s Atlas of the Planet Earth H Parody News. An award-winning parody newspaper published weekly in print and daily online. Features satirical articles reporting on international, national and local news as well as an entertainment newspaper and website. 162426 2002 Onion, The: America's Finest News Source: The Onion Ad Nauseam: Complete News Archives, Volume 13 H Parody News. An award-winning parody newspaper published weekly in print and daily online. Features satirical articles reporting on international, national and local news as well as an entertainment newspaper and website. 162427 2003 Onion, The: America's Finest News Source: The Onion Ad Nauseam: Complete News Archives, Volume 14 H Parody News. An award-winning parody newspaper published weekly in print and daily online. Features satirical articles reporting on international, national and local news as well as an entertainment newspaper and website. 162428 2000 Onion, The: America's Finest News Source: The Onion’s Finest News Reporting, Volume 1 H Parody News. An award-winning parody newspaper published weekly in print and daily online. Features satirical articles reporting on international, national and local news as well as an entertainment newspaper and website. 162429 2003 Onko Che mun isa? DF Finland Interviewer (Maria Tolppanen). 162430 1911 Only a Sister M Press 162431 1966 Only a Woman M AFI-Photographers Photographer 162432 1986 Only a Woman NR OWN - P Campbell, Bethany Harlequin Romance #2779 Reporter Scotty Morgan never dreamed her first sports assignment could be such a nightmare. 162433 2005 Only by Chance M Short Interviewer (Gordon Alexander). 162434 1986 Only Fools and Horses: Miracle From Peckham, The T Episode #34. 9-7-1986 News Media. Australian Reporter (Peter Wickham). American Reporter (Carol Cleveland). 162435 1992 Only Fools and Horses: Mother Nature's Son T Episode #58. 12-25-1992 Newsreader (Richard Whitmore). 162436 1990 Only Fools and Horses: Sky's the Limit, The T Episode #50. 12-30-1990 Newsreader (Richard Whitmore). 162437 1950 Only in America P MLPL Lawrence, Jerome-Robert Lee. Adapted from H. Golden Index-One Act, 1944-64 - 812 L421-3 Press 162438 1997 Only in America M Courthouse Reporter (Lars Wyka) 162439 1970 Only in My Dreams M AFI-Photographers Photographer 162440 1998 Only Love MT Italian Reporter (Jana Sheldon). Italian Reporter (Alessandra Scott). 162441 1973 Only Make Believe MT Interviewer (John Malcolm) 162442 1998 Only Man to Trust, The NR Green, Grace Harlequin Intrigue #476 Freelance Journalist Blair Enderby, responding to a letter from an old friend, travels to see her and her hotelier husband. 162443 1982 Only Place to Be N OWN - H Buck, Joan Juliet Society Reporter Iris Bromley in New York and a pill-popping, showbiz journalist in Rome. 1950s-1970s. Young woman's coming of age in Paris, London, New York and eventually Los Angeles. 162444 1991 Only the Lonely M News Vendor (Clarke Devereux). 162445 1989 Only the News That Fits DT Correspondent Peter Jennings of ABC News. ABC News Executive Producer Bill Lord. ABC News (Paul Mason-Himself). ABC News Reporter John Quinones. 162446 1993 Only the Strong M Newscaster (Joann Dukes) 162447 1939 Only the Young N MLPL Arnold, Elliot Journalist, horrified by the depression, studies Nazism in Germany, Communism in Russia and concludes Democracy is best. Robert Martin did not like a great many of the things that his newspaper job made him see and do. 162448 1962 Only Two Can Play M DVD -R HQ 10262, 10263 AFI-Critics Drama Critic. Peter Sellers as a drama critic 162449 1992 Only You M Photographer at Party (Eric Scott Pearl). 162450 1994 Onna zakari MF Newspaper Head Ryoko Samejima (Takiko Mizunoe). Editorial Writers (Toru Minegishi, Hideo Takamatsu). 162451 1965 Onnenpeli MF Finland. Photographer Ansu (Heikki Hamalainen). Sub-editor (Aarno Krohn). Men in editorial office (Anssi Blomstedt, Risto Jarva). 162452 1986 Oomai Vizhigal MF Newspaper Editor (Jaishankar). 162453 1995 OP Center MT Press Aide (Tom Villard) 162454 1962 Op og ned ad gaden DF Denmark. Series 1962-1963 Interviewer Svend Pedersen. 162455 1987 Open Air DT UK. Series 1987. Reporter Debbie Flint. Host Pattie Coldwell (1988). Presenter Bob Wellings. 162456 2005 Open Door M Journalist (Jonny Miller). Man relives the day he shot his fiancée to the day he was executed in his own perception of Hell. 162457 1994 Open Fire M TV Reporter (Marty Anderson) 162458 1988 Open Fire M News Media. Reporter (Rosalina Risso). Reporter (Julio Cesar Agrasanchez). 162459 1954 Open Hearing DT Series. 2-1-1954 Host-Moderator John Daly. 162460 1951 Open Hearing DT Series. 1-7-1951 to 6-24-1951. CBS Newsman-Host Walter Cronkite. Examination of a current topic via discussions and interviews. 162461 1957 Open Hearing DT Series. 4-21-1957 to 9-4-1960. ABC Newsman-Host John H. Secondari 162462 1971 Open House SS GPL Gordimer Nadine In "Livingstone's Companions." American Journalist attends a social lunch arranged by a white resident of apartheid-ruled Johannesburg. Journalist is having diplomatic difficulties meeting "important" black citizens. Troubling question remains behind with the hostess as to whose side of the story he will tell back in Washington 162463 1970 Open Letter to the Evening News M Film by Francesco Maselli. Italy. Newspapers. Hoping to shake up the complacent Italian Communist Party, a group of leftist radicals sends an incendiary letter to a major evening newspaper declaring their intention to volunteer to fight American troops in Vietnam The letter is intended as political statement against the war. When newspaper prints the letter drawing public attention to the situation, the provocateurs must decide whether their commitment to the cause of peace is worth risking their lives. 162464 1996 Open Season M News Media. Reporter #1 (Elizabeth Goodyear). Reporter #2 (Craig Eldridge). Reporter #3 (Frank Moore). 162465 1948 Open Secret M Press 162466 2003 Open the Sky DT DVD -R HQ 2153 Wesson, Alphonzo. J. (Writer-Director-Actor) Aspiring Writer-Director Josh (Alphonzo J. Wesson III) makes his dreams of making films come true and wins an Emmy. Successful writer returns home to thank the neighborhood bookstore owner who encouraged him to follow his dreams. 162467 2004 Open Water M TV Sports Producer Susan (Blanchard Ryan) is in a high-stress job. She and her friend Daniel are stranded scuba divers in the middle of the ocean after they have been left behind accidentally by a resort boat during their vacation on a Caribbean island. 162468 1897 Open-Eyed Conspiracy, An N Howells, William Dean Press 162469 1940 Opened by Mistake M Earl, Kenneth, Hal Hudson (Story). Stuart Palmer, Garnett Weston (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jimmie Daniels (Robert Paige) is a wise guy assigned by Publisher Matt Kingsley (William Frawley) to investigate disappearance of bank president accused of stealing one million dollars. Reporter gets one thousand dollars in expenses. He goes on vacation with Buzz Nelson (Charlie Ruggles), a drunken sports editor. They lose money betting on horse races. Reporter, tipped off by secretary Elizabeth Stiles (Florence Shirley), tries to make it look as if he were in Mexico on a story. He's fired and a trunk Nelson bought to add credibility to their charade is delivered to reporter's apartment. He opens it and finds woman's corpse. When a woman tries to purchase the trunk, he thinks she is involved. But they team up to find the killer. They get Nelson to help them. Perfume manufacturer turns out to be the killer. They sneak into his house, but he catches them and locks them in the refrigerator. Nelson arrives after having a few drinks and tricks his way into the house. Manufacturer is arrested. Reporter and woman, who turns out to be insurance investigator, decide to marry. On way to Mexico City for honeymoon, reporter reads article in another paper saying the missing banker was arrested in Central Park. 162470 2006 Opening Doors N Catanese, Dale Journalists in the town of Oak Hills keep everyone informed. A year in a town's history. 162471 1954 Opening Hearing DR Series 1954-58 Public Affairs Program 162472 2007 Opening Night M Journalist (Guy Henderson) 162473 1931 Opening the Door SS Machen, Arthur In "Cozy Room and Other Stories, The" Press 162474 1980 Opera Prima MF Trueba, Fernando, Oscar Ladoire (Screenplay) Spain-France TV Journalist Matias (Oscar Ladoire) is 25, divorced and trying to write a thriller novel. He meets his 18-year-old cousin ("prima") who studies the violin, is a vegetarian. He loves meat. He finally moves in with her in this boy-meets-girl romance. TV Journalist Matias (Oscar Ladoire) specializes in celebrity interviews including Warren Belch (David Thompson), an American writer. Assisted by Photographer Nicky (Luis Gonzalez-Regueral). 162475 1981 Opera ve vinici MF Editor (Hana Cizkova). Editor-in-Chief (R. Pelar). 162476 1970 Operasjon V for vanvidd MF News Media. NTB Journalist (Michael Grundt Sprang) 162477 2009 Operating Instructions M News Media. Reporter (Tom Choi). 162478 2006 Operation Rainbow Warrior MT New Zealand Journalist (Sean Michael). 162479 1959 Operation Bullshine M Reporter (Ambrosine Phillpotts) 162480 1980 Operation Catcher NM Jackman, Stuart News Media 162481 1995 Operation Cobra M TV Reporter (Niels Brinch). TV Newscaster (Jes Dorph Petersen). 162482 1998 Operation Damocles N Fellows, Oscar L. TV Newscaster has the courage to defy a media gag-rule and speak out against the government with a story regarding a secret mission to re-establish a democratic republic in America and defeat a socialist program of world domination. Dirty politics, murder, a NASA cover-up and a military operation that could result in the death of a world if it fails. 162483 1999 Operation Delta Force 3: Clear Target M Newscaster (Tracy Cundill). 162484 2001 Operation Delta Force 4: Deep Fault M News Media. Reporter (Marianne Stanicheva). 162485 1999 Operation Delta Force 5: Random Fire M Newscaster #1 (Douglas Bristow). 162486 1998 Operation Good Guys: Frisk 'em T Episode #3. 1-10-1998 Newsreader (Elinor Blick). 162487 1972 Operation Kirsebaersten MF Journalist (Niels Skjoldager) 162488 2000 Operation Monsteraeg MT Short Newsreader (Simon Ankjaer Andersen). 162489 1959 Operation Moonshine T 12-9-59 Armstrong Circle Theatre Narrator (TV Anchor Douglas Edwards) 162490 1998 Operation Noah MT PR Man (David Nykl). 162491 1978 Operation Petticoat: Bless You, My Sub T Joseph, Bryan Episode. 1-7-1978 News Media 162492 1978 Operation Petticoat: In Gossett We Trust T Murray, John Fenton. Bryan Joseph, Gil Grant. Episode. 2-25-1978 News Media 162493 2003 Operation Stella Polaris MTF Finland Reporter (Elisabeth Ohman) for SVT. Reporter (Petten Vaananen) for YLE. 162494 1955 Operation Success T Series Host Quentin Reynolds 162495 1956 Operation Typewriter (Navy Log) T News Media 162496 1971 Operation Walkure TF West Germany Interviewer (Joachim Fest). 162497 1950 Operation X (aka My Daughter Joy) M Nemirowsky, Irene (Novel - "David Goldeer"). Robert Thoeren, William Rose (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Larry Boyd (Richard Greene) is in love with daughter of ruthless businessman who dotes on his only daughter. Lovers break up when reporter writes expose of father. After man discovers the woman is not really his daughter, he has mental breakdown. Reporter and daughter reunited. Businessman had planned to amass a fortune by securing rare substance from Middle Eastern country (Operation X) and to facilitate plan intended to marry daughter to sultan's son. 162498 1990 Operation, The MT Reporter (David Westgor). 162499 1957 Operation: Outer Space N Leinster, Murray Newsman Jed Cochrane is an interview and television personality. He’s sent on a wild goose chase to the moon after the wayward son of one of his network’s principals. But the path he follows will lead him to the stars and beyond them. 162500 2000 Operative, The M TV News Anchor (Jacqui Kaese). 162501 1934 Operator 5 SS Davis, Frederick C, Emile C. Tepperman April, 1934 to November 1939. Reporter Diana Elliot (later "Elliott"), special writer-reporter for the Amalgamated Press News Service, Jimmy Christopher's girlfriend (he's Operator #5). Frequently the woman who must be rescued figure. Many of the Operator 5 cover paintings bear likenesses of Diane strapped to the muzzle of a cannon, about to be hurled from a giant catapult, facing firing squads, tied to dynamite kegs, and once to railroad tracks. As Jimmy's girl she led a life of harrowing adventures 162502 1995 Opernball NM Haslinger, Josef Germany TV Journalist 162503 1960 Opettajatar seikkailee MF Finland Newspaperman (Keijo Komppa). Reporter (Hugo Ahlberg - Voice). 162504 1967 Opiate '67 M AFI-Newspapers/Television Newspaper 162505 2000 Opponent, The M Commentators, Fight (Kevin Carolan, John C. Havens). 162506 2009 Opposite Day M Newspaperman (Christopher Frontiero - Newspaper Man). 162507 1998 Opposite of Sex, The M TV Reporter (Heather Fairfield). TV Reporter (Amy Atkins). World News Reporter (Leslie Bevis). Reporter (Lawrence Gaughan). Reporter (Margaux St. Ledger). 162508 1956 Opposite Sex, The M Photographer, Backstage (Sayre Dearing). 162509 2000 Opposite Sex: Drug Episode, The T Episode #3. 7-31-2000 Reporter #1 (Allen Bloomfield). TV Anchorman (Marcus Smythe). 162510 2007 Opposite Way, The N Carpentier, Rob Reporter is on his way to Honolulu to cover the readiness of the U.S. Naval fleet in December 1941 on a Pan American Flying Boat that takes off from San Francisco bound for Hawaii. As it approaches the island, it suddenly must divert to an alternate site because of the Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor. It eventually reaches New Zealand but finds itself unable to return to the United States mainland due to the presence of the hostile Japanese fleet. To safely return home it must circumnavigate the globe westward, “The Opposite Way.” Thus begins the epic journey for the passengers and crew of the Caledonia Clipper as she travels uncharted waters and visits unfamiliar destinations under the cover of radio silence in an effort to escape the Japanese war machine at the onset of World War II. At home on the mainland, families and friends must deal with the mysterious disappearance of the ship and the unknown whereabouts of their loved ones as America braces for war. 162511 1990 Opposites Attract MT TV Reporter (Christianne Mays). TV Reporter (John Mansfield). Reporter #1 (Edwina Moore). Reporter (Herb Kay). Reporter (Mort Sertner). 162512 2008 Oprah Winfrey Interviews Barbara Walters T DVD -R HQ 9896 5-2008 TV Journalist-Interviewer Barbara Walters discusses her new book with Talk-Show Host Oprah Winfrey 162513 1995 Oprah Winfrey Show, The: T SV 198 Episode TV Anchors featured. 162514 1985 Oprah Winfrey Show, The: T Series. 1985-. Syndicated. Host Oprah Winfrey was the top talk show of the late 1980s and 1990s. Many news personalities appeared on the program since 1985. 162515 2006 Oprah Winfrey Show, The: Anderson Cooper T Episode #2891. 5-23-2006. Series. 1985-. Syndicated. Host Oprah Winfrey. CNN's Anderson Cooper reveals his family's secrets and their heartbreak over his brother. 162516 2006 Oprah Winfrey Show, The: Anderson Cooper T Episode #2847. 2-21-2006 Host Oprah Winfrey. CNN's Anderson Cooper shows Oprah the stories no one wants to her about: the conditions the refugees of Katrina are living in. 162517 2006 Oprah Winfrey Show, The: Anderson Cooper T Episode #2832. 1-31-2006 Host Oprah Winfrey. CNN's Anderson Cooper. Correspondent Lisa Ling goes inside one of the world's most dangerous gangs. Reporter who faced down a woman whose childreen accused heer of starving them and locking them up like animals. 162518 2006 Oprah Winfrey Show, The: Anderson Cooper, Maria Shriver T Episode #2784. 10-12-2005. Host Oprah Winfrey. CNN's Anderson Cooper and Newswoman Maria Shriver help uncover America's dirty little secret: 37 million poor people. 162519 2006 Optimists, The N Miller, Andrew British Photojournalist Clem Glass is successful and firm in his belief that photographs capture truth and beauty. Then he goes to Africa and witnesses the aftermath of a genocidal massacre. He returns to London with his faith in human nature shattered. His life derailed, Glass finds pleasure in nothing -- not work or love or sex can rouse his interest and nothing can restore his faith. The one person he connects with is his sister who has retreated from reality because of mental illness. The veteran photojournalist finds some peace nursing her back to health in rural Somerset. The news arrives that offers him the chance to confront the source of his nightmares. Clem remains obsessed with the massacre, particularly after reading the written account handed him by his fellow eyewitness, Journalist Frank Silverman. He finally confronts the man responsible for the slaughter in Africa but realizes it's impossible to exact revenge for an act of such cosmic evil. 162520 1988 Options M Journalist (Joe Rous) 162521 2007 Options N Fake Steve Jobs Editor Daniel Lyons, Forbes’ senior editor, 14 months before his recent outing, surreptitiously channeled Apple’s CEO in a hit-or-miss blog diary. The narrator of this dead-tree account is so textured and real that even his most idle thoughts amuse. Haughty and indignant when caught in an options backdating scandal, this smoothie-sipping Zen devotee can’t stop reminding everyone that he created the “friggin’ iPod. He dispenses management advice, too: “Fear works.” 162522 1969 Options of Timothy Merkle, The SM GPL Carr, A.H.Z. In "Ellery Queen's Grand Slam." Cub Reporter Timothy Merkle for the Wynnwood Morning Star. 162523 1950 Opvakte jomfru, Den MF Journalist (Kjeld Jacobsen) 162524 1934 Or, L' MF Journalist (Robert Goupil). 162525 2009 Oracle, The M News Media. Reporter (Anne S. Baumgartner). Socrates sets out to prove the Oracle of Delphi wrong about him being the wisest man alive. 162526 1952 Oracle, The (aka Horse's Mouth, The) M VHS 857 Barr, Robert (Radio Play - "To Tell You the Truth"). Patrick Campbell (Screenplay). Ness Book Cub Reporter Timothy Blake (Michael Medwin) for The Daily Post takes a vacation on island off Irish coast to go bird watching. Discovers oracle at bottom of well. Cub is fired but convinces Editor Bob Jefferson (Robert Beatty) that story is true. Cub picks six winners for next day's race. Paper puts the bookies out of business by printing racing results before they happen. When oracle is used to help paper's "What the Stars Foretell" feature, infallibility of source robs the column of its humanity Newspaper poll reveals most requested question for Oracle should be, "Will there be another war?" Before question can be answered, newspaper staff decides to bring editor back to his senses by faking a message about the crash of a plane carrying his wife. Editor realizes it is sometimes better not to know what the future holds. Oracle is finally silenced. 162527 2001 Orange Crush NM Dorsey, Tim PR News Media. Chief of Staff Gottfried Escrow for Republican governor. Spin doctors, scandalmongers, bloodthirsty journalists. Also a serial killer. 162528 1949 Orange-Tree Mystery NM Rowland, John News Media 162529 1990 Oras-oras, araw-araw MF Philippines Journalist. 162530 1762 Orators, The P USC Foote, Samuel Printer Peter Paragraph, an eminent printer with one leg. News creates money. The old rascal Vamp had privately printed off a thousand eighteenpenny scratchings…." of the news Paragraph bought. 162531 1980 Orchard End Murder, The M Newsreader (Alexander John). 162532 2009 Orchard House, The N Tomalin, Ruth #4 A Day in the Country Series Journalist Rowan goes from her first job in London courts of law to a remote Cornish cottage by the river Far, and a stream of new encounters while reporting for the Far News. London and Cornwall 1955. 162533 1998 Orchard Walls, The MT Radio-Pathe News Announcer (Jon Glover). 162534 1953 Orchid Award DT Series 1953-54 Public Affairs Program 162535 2003 Orchid Isle N Fairchild, Sally News Media 162536 1935 Orchids to You M News Photographer (Jack Hatfield). 162537 1957 Ordeal of Gilbert Pinfold, The N Waugh, Evelyn Radio. Angel, an interviewer for the B.B.C in real life, but in Pinfold's dreams, his chief antagonist. 162538 1979 Ordeal of Patty Hearst, The T SVD 887 Publisher Randolph Hearst (Stephen Elliott). TV News Reporter (Bill Deiz). Young Editor (Gaary Graham). TV News Reporter (Bill Deiz). News Media cover the kidnapping of Newspaper Heiress Patty Hearst (Lisa Eilbacher) by members of a radical guerilla organization, the SLA. Catherine Hearst (Dolores Sutton). 162539 1918 Ordeal of Rosetta, The M AFI-Authors Writer 162540 2009 Order of Redemption M News Media. Feature Reporter (Jill Nicolini). Reporter (Maria-Jose Davo). Paparazzi (Paul Thornton). Once prominent criminal defense attorney is attempting to come back to the profession after a struggle with drug addiction and a family tragedy. 162541 2000 Ordinary Decent Criminal M News Reporter (Anne Cassin). Journalist (Rory Egan). Journalist (Leonard Hayden). Journalist (Brendan Morrissey). Journalist (Sarah Pilkington). Journalist (Mario Rosenstock). 162542 2005 Ordinary Heroes NM Turow, Scott Journalist Stewart Dubinsky learns that his deceased father was court-martialed in 1945 for releasing an accused spy from military custody, he pursues the long-hidden story in an effort to understand his father. World War II-era Europe and a tale of espionage and self-discovery. Present-day Journalist Dubinsky learns of the older man's mission to apprehend an insubordinate O.S.S. Officer. It includes a love story and meditations on war and race. Parallel between the father and son builds to a graceful, poignant ending. 162543 2002 Ordinary Killer, An M Reporter (Amelia Zontini) 162544 1993 Ordinary Magic M TV Reporter (Patrick McKenna) 162545 2003 Ordinary Princess, The NR Fielding, Liz Harlequin Romance - High Society Brides Reporter Laura Varndell "sacked, dismissed, given the heave-ho." "Here's to the end of my career which today ran into reality and sank without a trace." News Editor Trevor McCarthy -- "I knew him when he couldn't spell the word 'editor," says Varndell's Great Aunt Jenny "Jay," a photojournalist. Dispatched to cover a demonstration by senior citizens' action group. "My brief was to get some quotable quotes, take a few pictures of the oldies in revolt -- his words, not mine." She messes up the assignment. Her aunt, a photojournalist that covered many war zones. Always got the story. While Laura was tending to an older man who was sick, the news desk was trying to contract her about an accident at a building site. Switched off her mobile phone in the hospital, didn't phone in. She missed a mini-riot with 32 seniors arrested. Fired. Meets Crown Prince and that's the rest of the story. 162546 2005 Ordinary Victories CB Larcenet, Manu Photographer struggles to connect with the world and a woman. Emotion-packed story about a burned-out photographer. 162547 2001 Ordinary White Boy, The N Clarke, Brock Reporter Lamar Kerry is a 27-year-old college graduate still living at home in Little Falls, working-class hometown in upstate New York, a mile from his weak-kneed newspaper editor father and his multiple sclerosis-afflicted mother. Hangs around father's newspaper office doing odd reporting jobs. Overeducated and overconfident, fundamentally bright but going nowhere. Jeweler, the only Latino in town, is missing. Kerry interviews community members about their reactions to the crime and proves inept when the jeweler's wife reaches out to him for help. Ends up hiding head in the sand and doing very little in life. 162548 2003 Ordinary Woman, An N Hill, Donna African-American photographer Asha Woods is the product of a dysfunctional upbringing and is a worldly photographer who lives life spontaneously. 162549 1966 Ore Nisawaru to Abynaize (aka Black Tight Killers) M Japan War Correspondent Daisuka Hondo (Akira Kobayashi) returns to Japan from covering the war in Vietnam and gets involved with rescuing an airline stewardess from villains who want the fortune in gold her father found during the second world war. Hondo's friend Bill Sommers works for the Kyokuto News but turns out to be the mastermind behind a gang of crooks seeking the treasure. 162550 1945 Oregon Trail M DVD -R HQ 7180 Editor Dick Pendleton (Steve Winston). 162551 1959 Oregon Trail, The M DVD -R HQ 6796, 6800. SVD 1125 (Missing Ending), VHS 1290 (Ending) Vittes, Louis (Story). Vittes, Gene Fowler Jr. (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Neal Harris (Fred MacMurray) of the New York Herald is sent West by Publisher James Gordon Bennett (Ollie O'Toole) in 1846 to find out if President Polk is sending military troops into the Oregon territory disguised as pioneers. Reporter discovers special agent, has joined a covered wagon train. Reporter is placed under arrest before he can file a story about the special agent. He escapes and makes arrangements with trapper to send the information. Trapper betrays reporter and leaves him tied to a stake to die. Rescued by an Indian and they warn the special agent of an impending attack on Fort Laramie. Indians routed. Reporter resigns from his journalism job to stay with the Indian woman. 162552 2005 Oreja, La TF Episode #8. 4-29-2005 Reporters Karina Monroy, Montserrat Rivera. Hosts Juan Jose Origel, Flor Rubio). 162553 0001 Orestes P COPY Euripides 408 B.C.E. Messenger: "Lady Electra, poor daughter of our old general Agamemnon, I bring you bad news." Electra: "If your news is bad, I hardly need to guess: we must die. The sentence is death." Messenger tells the complete story as he observed it. With quotes from various personages. 162554 2004 Organer til salg DF Denmark Interviewer Soren Klovborg (Voice). 162555 1972 Organization, The T SVD 1206 Public Relations 162556 1997 Orgazmo M Interviewer (Ben Patrick Johnson) 162557 1963 Orgy at Lil's Place, The M AFI-Authors Writer 162558 1968 Orgy Girls '69: Fashion Model, The M Photographer Memming (Steve Louis). 162559 1985 Oriana M Photographer (Valmore Gomez) 162560 2005 Oriens Astrum: Morning Star N Minter, J.A. Reporter Dante Freeman of the Boston Globe is assigned the task to locate and decipher the origins of a myth that reaches back over 300 years ago to a vanished Puritan township. Years after the traumatic, mysterious disappearance of his mother, Dante is now grown and has become a man who has all but a little faith in the world around him. He grew up in the Massachusetts countryside. With his companions, Vargas, a drunken photographer, and Jenny, a young managerial trainee, they traverse the state in search of the legend of Morning Star. Along the way, they meet a mysterious hitchhiker who will change the course of their journey. The end will alter everything that Dante knows forever when the truth is finally revealed after learning of his true nature. 162561 1933 Orient Express M Greene, Graham (Novel - Stamboul Train). Paul Martin, Carl Hovey, Oscar Levant (Screenplay). William Conselman (Dialogue) Ness Book Reporter Mabel Warren (Dorothy Burgess) is abrasive journalist, steals a letter but her handbag with the letter and her ticket is snatched. Unable to board the train again. New York Times, 2/28/34: "Dorothy Burgess' portrait of a loud-mouthed newspaper woman is a libel on the sisters of the craft." 162562 1964 Orient Express, The DT NBC Host Edwin Newman 162563 1944 Orient-Express MF Germany Reporter Mischa Kowa (Oskar Sima). 1 Reporter (George Hurdalek). 2 Reporter (Peter Strunk). 162564 2006 Origami Striptease N Munson, Peggy Female Journalist of tell-all erotica about her conquests of borderland boys, trannies, butches and daddies, transfolk and other gender queers. She doesn’t know how quickly she will inhabit the margins she writes about. She is in the habit of keeping an emotional distance from her lovers but with an enigmatic wanderer it is different and together they explore a tripped-out world of sex and illness. Before meeting the man, the female narrator turned out confessional columns for erotica rags always keeping a pen-length distance from her affairs. 162565 1994 Origin and Cause NM Reuben, Shelly Media Mogul Stanfield Standish's antique car ignites with him behind the wheel, but no one cares that he is dead. His family and associates are happy about his death. No one seemed to like the cable TV mogul. Standish wrote the book and broke the rules in the news and entertainment industry. When his charred body is found inside the burnt-out remains of the classic car, his family files a $52 million damage suit. Especially happy about his death are those taking a dim view of his inflammatory politics and his plan to use computer technology to morph marginally talented stars into classic movies. 162566 2000 Origin of the Brunists N Coover, Robert Newspaper Editor of a small mid-American town newspaper exposes a group of small-town mystics who form a cult that gins international notoriety causing its ranks to swell. A coal-mine explosion in town kills 97 people. The only survivor, a lapsed Catholic given to mysterious visions, is adopted as a doomsday prophet by the mystics. 162567 1996 Original Gangstas M TV Reporter (Jacqueline Swike) 162568 1992 Original Intent M Newsman (Don Galloway). 162569 1995 Original Sin NM James, P.D. Public Relations 162570 2004 Orion Protocol, The N Tigerman, Gary Journalist Angela Browning, a PBS Science Correspondent tacks down one of the last astronauts to walk on the moon and together the two investigate evidence of the existence of extraterrestrials. They also discover the true function of a strategic defense shield dubbed Project Orion. In 1958, the Eisenhower-commissioned Brookings Report recommends any discovery of extraterrestrial intelligence be kept secret from the public. In 1968, Congress grants NASA the power to indefinitely quarantine anyone exposed to alien life or artifacts. In 1993, NASA's Mars Observer probe inexplicably disappears and is declared lost. Now a mysterious whistle-blower inside NASA sends science journalist Browning a classified photo revealing extraterrestrial ruins on Mars. With the help of the maverick commander of the last Apollo mission to the moon, Browning investigates. The two pursue the truth into the darkest corners of Washington politics and discover a conspiracy that could alter Earth forever. 162571 1993 Orion: Story of a Rape, The: Novel, A NM Graves, Ralph Reporter Nancy Whittredge, 25-year-old reporter at a New York City radio station is raped and robbed after she withdraws money from automatic teller machine. She struggles to find and prosecute two assailants. Fictionalized account of author's daughter's rape. 162572 1987 Oritsu uchugun Oneamisu no tsubasa C Japan News Media. Reporter (Jane Alan - Voice - English Version). Reporter (Doug Stone - Voice - English Version). TV Commentator (Doug Stone - Voice - English Version). Photographer (Dougary Grant - Voice - English Version). Newsreel Narrator (Wendee Lee - Voice - English Version). 162573 1601 Orlando Furioso ER COPY Ariosto, Ludovico Messengers. Variety of messengers, , gossip-mongers throughout the 46 cantos. 162574 1979 Orphan for Nebraska, An NJ Talbot, Charlene Joy. Judith G. Brown (Illustrator) Newspaper Editor hires a young Irish boy, orphaned on the journey to America in 1872, who finally makes his way to Nebraska where he goes to work on the newspaper and learns to do the work of a printer’s devil. 162575 1979 Orphan Train MT Lampell, Millard (Teleplay) Photographer Frank Carlin (Kevin Dobson) sets up a dark room on a train car for a trip to St. Louis so he can send photographs back to his newspaper. He hears about efforts to send New York street kids to foster families in the West in the 1890s. Journalist secures train for a woman trying to send the kids to the Midwest. He has mercenary motives: whether the kids make it or not, the story will sell newspapers. One child, J.P. (Melissa Michaelsen) is fascinated with journalist's profession. She runs away when the reporter attacks her after catching her going through his equipment. Climbs on top of the train to rescue her. Romance develops between woman and journalist, but he leaves to join a survey team heading for California. Woman continues journey with the last of the children. 162576 1938 Orphans of the Street M Felton, Earl (Story). Eric Taylor, Jack Townley (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Bob Clayton (Robert Livingston) picks up a runaway and his dog while heading to cover a dog show. Boy's dog is charged with murder. Clayton's newspaper begins a campaign to get the canine a fair trial. Boy finds evidence, is trapped by the killer, building set on fire, reporter arrives in time to save the boy who is given a scholarship to a military academy by the newspaper. 162577 1861 Orpheus C. Kerr SS Newell, Robert Henry Fictional Journalist created by Newell. Kerr made his initial appearance in the New York Sunday Mercury in 1861. Drove of sycophants were angling for government appointments in the Lincoln administration. Kerr goes seeking an appointment. In a series of letters to the editor, Kerr sent the Mercury pun-sprinkled accounts of life in Washington. Letters followed the major events of 1861-1865. 162578 1992 Orson Welles Documentary T SV 179 12-3-1992 Documentary 162579 1995 Orson Welles: One-Man Band, The: Stately Homes DT Germany Interviewer Graeme Garden. 162580 2003 Orwell Rolls in His Grave DT Pappas, Robert Kane Reporter (Greg Palast) 162581 1991 Oscar M Reporter #1 (Marshall Bell). Reporter #2 (Tom Grant). Reporter #3 (Louis D'Alto). 162582 2002 Oscar 2002 Excerpts: Woody Allen, Ben Stiller segments DT SVD 1161 Entertainment News 162583 2008 Oscar Season N McNamara, Mary Public Relations Practitioner, beautiful, tireless head of PR for a hotspot Los Angeles hotel where Oscar nominees, producers, stylists, journalists and progeny of Hollywood royalty converge in the days before the big show. Journalists. Publicists. 162584 1966 Oscar, The M PR - AFI-Publicists Reporter at Press Conference (Army Archerd). 162585 1963 Oscar, The N Sale, Richard PR Publicist Hymie Kelly manipulates and cajole votes from the members of the Academy. Many Hollywood types. 162586 1985 Oscar: T Series. Reporter (Stephen Warden). 162587 2009 Osiris Alliance, The N Ford, Jack Reporter Megan Delaney is chasing down rumors of the arms deals and suspects the shadowy Osiris Corporation may be involved. Nuclear weapons materials are being smuggled from the United States to somewhere in the former Soviet Union. Federal prosecutor Adam Stark, his investigation frustrated by dead-ends and vanishing witnesses, reluctantly joins forces with Megan Delaney. Delving deeper into the mystery, Adam and Megan learn of a stolen diary that contains the answers to the nuclear arms puzzle, together with an astonishing link to the infamous Lindberg baby kidnapping. But the powerful and mysterious owner of the diary wants it back before the secrets are revealed and will stop at nothing to recover it. 162588 2001 Osmosis Jones M TV Anchorwoman, unicellular, alerts viewers to the pandemonium in the stomach incited by recent arrival of animal crackers. Dreamy Photographer (Sean Gildea). 162589 1958 Osmy dzien tygodnia MF Journalist (Jan Swiderski) 162590 1974 Ossessa, L’ (aka The Sexorcist, The Eerie Midnight Horror Show, Enter the Devil, Devil Obsession, The Tormented) M Journalist 162591 2007 Osso Bucco M News Media. Anchor 1 (Gary Taylor). Anchor 2 (Michelle Roberts-Bradley). 162592 1988 Ostavstina za buducnost: Mario Maskareli TF Yugoslavia. Episode #2. 10-25-1988 Journalists Milivoje Begenisic, Mirjana Bjelogrlic. 162593 1983 Osterman Weekend, The M Ludlum, Robert (Novel). Ian Masters (Adaptation). Alan Sharp (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Newsman John Tanner (Rutger Hauer), host of the program Face to Face, agrees to help the CIA expose several of his friends as Soviet spies. TV writer Bernard Osterman (Craig T. Nelson) Manipulation of the media. Invasion of privacy by media. Finale features a taped segment of Tanner reciting a diatribe against television and challenging the audience to switch off their sets. "We're in prime killing time…just another episode in this whole snuff soap opera we're all in….It's your business, both of you. Addicting people so they can't switch off." 162594 1972 Osterman Weekend, The NM OWN - P Ludlum, Robert TV News Executive John Tanner is summoned to Washington one day and told by a CIA operative and one or more of his best friends including the Ostermans are traitors. They are all gathering at his house in Suburban New Jersey this weekend. His job is to get the traitors to reveal themselves so the CIA can swoop in and deal with them. 162595 2002 Osynlige Den MF Sweden News Media. TV Reporter (Maria Bergwall). TV News Host (Unni Jerndal). 162596 2001 Othello MT Newspaper Editor (Tim Francis). News Reader (Jon Snow). Photographer (Timothy Birkett). Photographer (Phillip Lester). 162597 2005 Othelo DT Short Interviewer Edgar Roquette-Pinto. 162598 2002 Other Adonis: Novel of Reincarnation, A N Deford, Frank Magazine Publisher Floyd "Bucky" Buckingham and a female financial analyst believe they are actually reincarnations of Peter Paul Rubens's' painting of Venus and Adonis. They approach a psychiatrist to see if she can prove their beliefs through hypnotism. The female psychiatrist agrees. During the hypnotism, she discovers a shocking truth: both Bucky and his companion were indeed Rubens's models back in Antwerp in 1635. But their roles were reversed. The woman was a man who posed as Adonis but also a serial murderer who may have actually killed Venus (Bucky) after the painting was finished. If she was a murderer back then, what is she now? 162599 1989 Other Assassin, The N Sloan, Bill Reporter Matt Eastman must flee the powers-that-be who would prevent him from reporting all he knows about the assassination of John F. Kennedy. 162600 1930 Other Bullet, The NM MLPL Mavity, Nancy Barr Reporter for the Herald Peter Piper 162601 1999 Other Daughter, The NR OWN - P Gardner, Lisa Reporter. Has-been reporter starts investigating a woman's past 162602 1880 Other Fools and Their Doings, or, Life Among the Freedmen By One Who Has Seen It N MLPL Goff, Harriet N. K., Mrs. Correspondent Alden Watta. Marmon Times. Louis Marmor. 162603 1940 Other Gods N Buck, Pearl Press 162604 1919 Other Half, The M AFI-Newspapers Reporter Katherine Boone (Florence Videor) goes to work for a populist newspaper, The Beacon . The Star Reporter (Arthur Redden). 162605 1968 Other Man's Shoes, The N OWN - H Rothberg, Abraham American Journalist Elliott Sanders returning home after many years overseas. 162606 1900 Other People's Luxury SS USC Bourget, P.C.J. In "Domestic Dramas." Reporter Hector of the courts for one journal, and under an assumed name wrote articles for the semi-weekly Courier de Paris. Inaccurate information in journals/newspapers. 162607 1991 Other People's Money M TV Reporter (Mary Hedahl). Reporter #1 (William "Skip" Church). Reporter #2 (Glenn K. Pearson). FNN Reporter (Leslie Devlin). Camerawoman (Cam MacCormack). TV Reporter (Mary Hedahl) 162608 2001 Other Side of Heaven, The M Photographer (Rick Leckinger). 162609 2008 Other Side of Hell, The: From Snow and Ice to Paradise N Adamov, Bob Washington Post Investigative Reporter Emerson Moore goes to the Cayman Islands following a tragedy on the dangerous wintry ice of Lake Erie. There he is drawn into the intrigue surrounding a Jamaican drug lord and his underwater activities in Boatswain’s Bay off of DiveTech. At the same time, Moore stumbles across information regarding a missing German raider in 1944 from Hitler’s private fleet that disappeared in the Caribbean and uncovers a deadly Soviet Union plan for the United States during the Cuban Missile Crisis. 162610 2001 Other Side of Mulholland, The N Randall, Stephen Columnist Tim Newman, a gay journalist, is hired to write for Hollywood Today, an up-and-coming Internet entertainment access web site. This position leads to a newspaper column syndicated in 200 newspapers and a hot TV star boyfriend. Tim has a twin brother, Perry and both are writers. Perry is straight and Tim is gay. Raised affluently in the valley, both are struggling for success in the dog-eat-dog world of Hollywood show business. Perry, always the successful one, writes for a cable game show while Tim goes from temp position to temp position. As Perry’s fortunes plummet, Tim’s fortunes rise. In Stephen Randall's hilarious novel of manners and mores in Los Angeles, twin brothers Perry and Tim Newman fight the ties that bind them to their pasts on the other side of Mulholland while trying to make their mark in the teeming competitive world spread out below the canyons. While Perry swaggers home with a new girlfriend on his arm and a development deal in his pocket, Tim toils in the decidedly temporary offices of a web site, Hollywood Today, and wonders if there will ever be a right moment to spring his sexuality on his parents. But Syd and Ann Newman's lives haven't stopped because the boys moved into town. Syd's life work, Newman's Super Honda, is under attack, and Ann's serial passions for therapy, activism, and real estate are beginning to take their toll. When Tim has a rare chance to be a hero, will he take it? Will the balance of fraternal power shift once and for all? Kirkus Reviews A witty debut of manners and mores in the author's "two separate Los Angeleses"-separated geographically, demographically and "psychographically." First, there's the "upper" L.A., driven by the entertainment biz, the L.A. of big stars, big cars, big deals: glitzy, bigger than life L.A. Young Perry Newman is part of that world. He's got a fat sitcom development deal and a gorgeous super-savvy producer-girlfriend to go with it. On the other hand, his twin brother Tim is quintessentially "lower" L.A., the L.A. on the fringe of the myth and the magic, where people work for insurance companies and the like and behave more or less as they might in Des Moines or Albuquerque. Tim has a low-powered job with the kind of piddling existence that provides. Even in the bosom of his fond if slightly wacky family, Tim is regarded as a lovable underachiever whose major accomplishment lies in the neat way he defines, by contrast, his twin's upperness. Nor-in the sibling sweepstakes-does it help that Tim is gay. Suddenly, however, the script twists. Perry, sabotaged out of his fat sitcom deal by his super-savvy girlfriend-producer, finds himself a substitute English teacher in a private school of no distinction, while Tim, heretofore an anonymous reporter on an entertainment Web site, unexpectedly finds himself a hot commodity, with his column syndicated in 200 newspapers. In short, the brothers have switched L.A.'s, confusing themselves, their parents, and just about everyone who knows them. But that's okay. Confusion is a condition the Newmans have always thrived in. Pretty soon Mom Newman, for instance, has adjusted well enough to plan a new, albeit lower-level, career for herself-teaching yoga to those who need it most, she says: the homeless. Satire that's more affectionate than barbed: a good-humored look at the L.A. that Randall, executive editor of Playboy, grew up in, still lives in, and is titillated by-at both levels. Stephen Randall is the executive editor of Playboy magazine. This is his first novel. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and son. 162611 1975 Other Side of the Mountain, The M News Media 162612 1951 Other Side of the Wall, The SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 162613 1960 Other Side, The SS GPL Samuel, Edwin In "Coat of Many Colours, A." Journalists. Two friends in Jerusalem got a Nobel Peace Prize for their work as journalists after the city had broken in two. Martin Mitchell worked on the Jordan side while Mary Morgan worked for the same London paper on the Israel side. 162614 2006 Other Side, The M News Media. Newscaster #1 (Pat Cusick). Newscaster #2 (Lane Carlock). 162615 1990 Other Side, The M Journalist Larry Carver is a hard-noised reporter who is on the trail of Andy Warhol who apparently faked his death and was seen dancing in Greenwich Village. 162616 1886 Other Side, The -- Social Study Based on Fact, A N USC Foran, Martin Ambrose Newspapers. Editor of a newspaper. Voice of the Press "whose editors were fair-minded, honorable men, who believed that falsehood and vilification were inexcusable even in a party sense. One editor, Mr. Bonidy was especially severe. Attacks of the press. 162617 1983 Other Woman, The M SVD 1341. SV 229 (Media Excerpts). News Media. 162618 1992 Other Woman, The M DVD Esscintes, Georges Des (Screenplay) Ness Book. Reporter lesbian scene. Reporter Jessica Mathews (Lee Anne Beaman) for The Daily Tribune, married to a writer of self-help books. Reporter tries to prove that an influential businessman, a friend of the owner of the paper, is responsible for death of a woman he slept with. Tells her boss (described as a borderline alcoholic) that the murdered woman contacted her two days before she was killed claiming to have something on the businessman. Reporter investigations get sidetracked. Finds woman's photograph in husband's laundry. She tracks down the woman using a license number of the car in the photograph, and discovers she's a nude model who never slept with her husband. After rescuing the woman from her pimp, she sleeps with her. Tape is made of the encounter It shows up at the paper and the reporter realizes she was set up. Boss charges her lifestyle "compromises the moral standards of the paper." Businessman corners reporter in her house planning to kill her and make it look like a suicide. Reporter secretly taping his comments. Her lover arrives in time to capture him. Reporter is reunited with husband and a message on her answering machine offers her a senior management position at the paper. Magazine Editor (Timothy C. Burns). 162619 1992 Other Woman, The N OWN - P McGown, Jill Reporter Melissa Whitworth 162620 2003 Other Woman, The N Dickey, Eric Jerome TV Journalist is the nameless narrator, a suburban California who learns of her husband's philandering ways, takes charge by8 using her training as a TV journalist to interrogate her husband. Intimate emotions of a hurt woman. 162621 2008 Other Woman, The M Reporter (Lisa Marie DiGiacinto). 162622 1934 Other, The SSF PVL Graham, Howard W. In "Science Fiction of the Thirties." Journalist Basil Sash, feature writer on the Metropolitan "and a damned good one." He knew that he was on the trail of something hot. 162623 1997 Others, The M Cameraman VTV (Travis Fine). 162624 2005 Otherwise Engaged NR Goudge, Eileen New York City Journalist Jesse Holland is in search of a hot story for Savvy Magazine when her editor poses a compelling question -- can you ever really go home again? Jumping on the idea, and with her love life currently at a crossroads, Jessie plans to return to her Arizona hometown and follow the path not taken -- with a twist. Her best friend back home is dealing with a crumbling marriage, a teenage daughter and the demands of running a bed & breakfast. She agrees to Jesse's offer: she'll live in Manhattan for six months, while Jesse steps into her shoes. But the choices and challenges they face take them by surprise -- and what began as a daring magazine article will change both women forever. 162625 2003 Otherwise Known as Sheila the Great NJ Blume, Judy Student Summer Newspaper. Sheila creates a summer newspaper. 162626 1962 Otoshiana MF Japan Reporter (Kei Sato). Photographer (Kikuo Kaneuchi). 162627 2002 Otrazhenie v mutnoi vode N Arseneva, Elena Woman journalist Female Journalist 162628 2005 Otro rollo con: Adal Ramones T Episodes Reporter (Yordi Rosado). 162629 2003 Otros angulos T Mexico. Series 2003 Reporters Angelica Martinez, Macrino Silva. Host Raul Cremoux 162630 2000 Otto - Der Katastrofenfilm MF Reporter (Sven Philipp). 162631 1987 Otto - Der Neue Film MF Reporter (Wolfgang Windel) 162632 1968 Otto Gelsted i samtale med Sven Moller Kristensen MF Interviewer (Sven Moller Kristensen) 162633 1916 Otto the Reporter M Ness Book Newspaper Staff. Otto works for the Morning Argus and is loved by both the female editor and the married manager, who makes her husband stay home and mind the baby. Male paranoia about suffragette movement. 162634 1968 Otto und die nackte Welle MF English Photographer (George Harrison Marks) 162635 1967 Ouch! M UK Photographer (Michael Ward). 162636 2002 Our America MT DVD -R HQ 1996, 1993. SVD 1242 Documentaries. Pair of teenagers create two National Public Radio documentaries on life in a Chicago neighborhood plagued by poverty, violence and drugs. Reporter (Egidio Tari). Lloyd Newman (Brandon Hammond) and LeAlan Jones (Roderick Pannell). Producer-mentor (Josh Charles). 162637 1933 Our Betters M DVD -R HQ 4126, 4127. VHS 1293 Society Pages detail wedding 162638 1930 Our Blushing Brides M DVD -R HQ 10588, 10589 Newspaper article. Three New York working girls long to marry rich men. One of the girls reads in the newspaper about her boyfriend being involved with another woman. 162639 1674 Our Critics Who Judge Modern Plays Precisely By the Rules of the Ancients PO MLPL Butler, Samuel Critics. Warm invective against critics. "An English poet should be tried b' his peers, And not by pedants and philosophers, Incompetent to judge poetic fury." "When all their worst miscarriages delight, And please more, than the best that pedants write." 162640 1948 Our Fair City SS Heinlein, Robert A. In "Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag, The" Press 162641 1985 Our Family Honor MT TV Reporter (Christopher Murray). 162642 2005 Our Fathers MT DVD -R HQ 3410, 3411, 3406 France, David (Book). Boston Globe journalists work to penetrate an alleged cover-up by archdiocesan officials on the sexual abuse of children by Catholic clergy in Boston. Globe Editor Marty Martin Baron (Alon Nashman). Boston Globe Spotlight Team won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for series of articles on the sexual abuse scandal. Globe Editors (Jude Coffey, Richard Greenblatt, Stephen Bogaert). Male Reporters (Rory O'Shea, Burke Lawrence). Female Reporters (Jane Luk, Laura DeCarteret). Italian Reporter (Angelo Pedari). Polish Reporter (Genadijs Dolganovs). Reporter #2 (Bill Hall). American Reporter (Brendan Connor). Reporter #3 (David Robinson). 162643 1999 Our Friend, Martin M Reporter #1 (Jess Harnell). Reporter #2 (Joe Lala). 162644 1987 Our Friend: Public Nuisance, No. 1 (Samantha Slade, No. 3) NR Smith, Susan News Media 162645 1996 Our Friends in the North MT Miniseries Journalist (Simon Coury). Journalist (Keith Hutcheon). Journalist (Sion Probert). Journalist (Stephen Thirkeld). Political Correspondent (Ian Thompson). TV Interviewer (Richard Makepeace). 162646 1954 Our Girl Friday (aka Adventures of Sadie, The) M Reporter 162647 2006 Our Girl in Washington N Mitchell, Michele Reporter John Jaures, a muckraking reporter and a longtime friend of Kate Boothe, a hotshot Washington D.C. political consultant, is investigating her new employer and turns up murdered. She and her partner try to figure out how he was killed and why. Jaures ends up in the Seine with a bullet in the head. 162648 2000 Our Hero: Imperfect Issue, The T DVD -R 1598 Episode. Columnist for a newspaper. Kate is humiliated when she is a topic in her father's newspaper column. 162649 1986 Our House T Series 9-11-1986 to 6-26-1988 Photographer Jesse Witherspoon (Deidre Hall), photographer for the Los Angeles Post-Gazette 162650 2009 Our House P Rebeck, Theresa TV News Anchor Jennifer becomes the star of a reality TV show. Wes, a cocksure TV big shot faced with dwindling ratings installs America’s favorite news anchor as host of a popular reality show. Ambitious, rising news anchor who is happily drawn into a hostage situation by a seriously disturbed, TV-obsessed fan who loves her. Or maybe he hates her guts. Can those whose primary concern is profit be trusted to tell us the truth? Especially when that information is distorted, controlled, withheld, or manipulated? Characters are based on Julie Chen (co-anchor of the Early News who became host of “Big Brother”) and Les Moonves (CBS president). Wes, a network executive, seduces Jennifer, the latest news anchor hottie, a talking head whose star is on the rise. 162651 1988 Our House: Out of Step (aka Next Stop, Peoria) T Episode. 2-28-1988 Photographer Jesse Witherspoon (Deidre Hall), photographer for the Los Angeles Post-Gazette 162652 2005 Our Kinfolks N Krause, Ed Newspaperman Rick Queen and his family move South to Corn Still after New Jersey becomes too hot for the family to live there safely. Queen exposes corruption in the big city and after the court verdicts are handed down, the Queen family receives threats They hope to find peace in Corn Still, but the town is filled with wacky residents. 162653 2009 Our Lady of Pain N Forbes, Elena Journalist offers a tip to detectives investigating the murder of a woman whose naked, frozen body is discovered in the park that draws their attention to similarities between this murder and an unsolved crime committed the year before. Could it be the Bridegroom, a chillingly seductive serial killer with a penchant for lonely girls and deadly heights. 162654 1922 Our Leading Citizen M Editor (Lucien Littlefield - The Editor) 162655 2000 Our Lips Are Sealed M News Reporter Milo (Peter Callan) 162656 2000 Our Man in Washington N Hoopes, Roy Reporters H.L. Mencken and James M. Cain, two Baltimore reporters and friends, investigate the deaths and sex scandals in the Harding administration of 1923 just before Teapot Dome breaks. Journalist Mencken conducts a fictionalized investigation of the corruption in the Harding administration. The famous iconoclast observes and comments on the morons and clowns in the 1923 Harding's administration known as the "Ohio Gang." Mencken is paired with another real person, James Cain, writer of hard-boiled crime fiction. The two Baltimore journalists investigate the deaths and sex scandals in the Harding administration before the big Teapot Dome scandal breaks. They take the train to Washington D.C. to get the real scoop. They drink a lot, meet a mysterious sexy redhead, a rogue and get a lot more than they bargained for. They don't solve a crime, but they expose some of the roots of the malaise of the capital. Also fictionalized sexual affair by Cain and a real woman who was the darling of the Washington press corp. when she testified against Harding's attorney general at a senate hearing. 162657 1999 Our Man K N Hasluck, Nicholas Investigative Journalist Egon Kisch came to Australia in 1934 as an activist against war and fascism. He was proficient in 10 European languages so when he arrived in Australia, the Government was to keen to deny him permission to stay, that they resorted to testing Kisch in Scottish Gaelic. He duly failed the test. 162658 2001 Our Manics in Havana DT UK News Media. Broadcaster (Guille Vilar). Observer Journalist (Andrew Smith). Radio DJ (Juan Camacho). 162659 1956 Our Miss Brooks M SVD 1117 Mann, Robert and CBS TV Series (Idea). Al Lewis, Joseph Quillan (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor, Publisher and Owner Lawrence Nolan (Don Porter) of the Madison Express has accumulated tremendous wealth and owns a number of other enterprises including a TV Station.. Wants his son to become a newspaperman. Nolan blames Our Miss Brooks when the boy fails an English exam. She senses that the student resents his father ignoring him in favor of the paper and helps to bring the two closer together. Biology teacher boyfriend jealous. Brooks encourages student to start writing sports articles for school paper, the Monitor, and he eventually goes to work for his father's newspaper. Publisher turns his attention to new lonely hearts columnist at the paper. School principal wants Nolan's support when he runs for coordinator of education but decides to drop campaign after he discovers the job only pays $500 a year. Reporter (Frank Mitchell). Reporter Herb (Herb Vigran). 162660 1952 Our Miss Brooks: Cafeteria Strike, The T Episode Editor. Connie, Mr. Conklin and Walter try to pass Philip off as the school chef so he can prepare his special dish in order to impress the editor of a newspaper 162661 1952 Our Miss Brooks: Le Chine Chad et Le Mouton Noir T Episode Newspaper Advertisement. Connie needs extra money so she answers an ad which has her working for Mr. Conklin in a hotdog stand 162662 1952 Our Miss Brooks: Model Teacher T Episode. Series (10-3-52 to 9-21-56) Reporter. Connie Brooks (Eve Arden) enters the Model Teacher of the Year Award contest and the beautiful girl reporter sent to cover the story falls for Philip 162663 1952 Our Miss Brooks: Novelist, The T Episode Writer. Former student of Connie's has written a book about his school days. Included in the book are the comments she made about Mr. Conklin which she doesn't want printed 162664 1952 Our Miss Brooks: Vitamin E4 T Episode Newspaper Advertisement. Connie, Philip and Mr. Conklin each answer an ad for a job without knowing that the others will be there 162665 1939 Our Neighbors -- Carters, The M News Media. Girl Reporter (Martha Mears). Reporter (John Conte). 162666 1987 Our Planet Tonight T Parody News 162667 1940 Our Town R CD 002. Lux Radio Theatre Wilder, Thornton (Play). Radio version of film, Cecil B. DeMille's "Lux Radio Theatre." Broadcast a week before the film was released. May 6, 1940 Editor Charlie Webb (Guy Kibbee) of the local newspaper in Grover's Corners. He is Emily's father. He writes editorials every day, yet he cannot bring himself to advise his son-in-law on marriage, though he tries. William Holden, Thomas Mitchell 162668 1940 Our Town M DVD -R HQ 2484, 2478, 2487 (Credits). SVD 1517. SVD 1403 Wilder, Thornton (Play). Editor Charlie Webb (Guy Kibbee) of the local newspaper in Grover's Corners. He is Emily's father. He writes editorials every day, yet he cannot bring himself to advise his son-in-law on marriage, though he tries 162669 1950 Our Town T Wilder, Thornton (Play). Robert Montgomery Presents 4-17-1950 Editor Webb of the local newspaper in Grover's Corners. He is Emily's father. He writes editorials every day, yet he cannot bring himself to advise his son-in-law on marriage, though he tries. Burgess Meredith 162670 1950 Our Town T Wilder, Thornton (Play). Pulitzer Prize Playhouse - 12-1-50 Editor Webb of the local newspaper in Grover's Corners. He is Emily's father. He writes editorials every day, yet he cannot bring himself to advise his son-in-law on marriage, though he tries. Edward Arnold. Charles Dingle 162671 1955 Our Town T Wilder, Thornton (Play). Editor Mr. Webb (Paul Hartman) of the local newspaper in Grover's Corners. He is Emily's father. He writes editorials every day, yet he cannot bring himself to advise his son-in-law on marriage, though he tries 162672 1959 Our Town T Wilder, Thornton (Play). Editor Mr. Webb (Jerome Kilty), of the local newspaper in Grover's Corners. He is Emily's father. He writes editorials every day, yet he cannot bring himself to advise his son-in-law on marriage, though he tries 162673 1977 Our Town T Wilder, Thornton (Play). Editor-Publisher Mr. Webb (Ronny Cox) of the local newspaper in Grover's Corners. He is Emily's father. He writes editorials every day, yet he cannot bring himself to advise his son-in-law on marriage, though he tries 162674 1989 Our Town T Great Performances Editor Mr. Webb (Peter Maloney) of the local newspaper in Grover's Corners. He is Emily's father. He writes editorials every day, yet he cannot bring himself to advise his son-in-law on marriage, though he tries 162675 1938 Our Town P OWN - H - P Wilder, Thornton In "Three Plays" (P) Editor-Publisher Mr. Webb of the local newspaper in Grover's Corners. He is Emily's father. He writes editorials every day, yet he cannot bring himself to advise his son-in-law on marriage, though he tries 162676 2003 Our Town MT SVD 1406 Wilder, Thornton (Play). Westport Country Playhouse production starring Paul Newman as the stage manager Editor-Publisher Mr. Webb (Jeffrey DeMunn) of the local newspaper in Grover's Corners. He is Emily's father. He writes editorials every day, yet he cannot bring himself to advise his son-in-law on marriage, though he tries 162677 1946 Our Town R Episode #43. 9-29-1946. Theatre Guild of the Air Editor-Publisher Mr. Webb of the local newspaper in Grover's Corners. He is Emily's father. He writes editorials every day, yet he cannot bring himself to advise his son-in-law on marriage, though he tries 162678 1950 Our Town R Episode #2-27. 3-12-1950. Theatre Guild of the Air Editor-Publisher Mr. Webb of the local newspaper in Grover's Corners. He is Emily's father. He writes editorials every day, yet he cannot bring himself to advise his son-in-law on marriage, though he tries 162679 1939 Our Town R Episode #23. 5-12-1939. Campbell Playhouse, The Editor-Publisher Mr. Webb of the local newspaper in Grover's Corners. He is Emily's father. He writes editorials every day, yet he cannot bring himself to advise his son-in-law on marriage, though he tries 162680 1955 Our Town: Musical Version T Wilder, Thornton (Based on the Play). Producer's Showcase - 9-19-55 - Sammy Kahn and James Van Heusen from Thornton Wilder classic Editor Mr. Webb (Paul Hartman) of the local newspaper in Grover's Corners. He is Emily's father. He writes editorials every day, yet he cannot bring himself to advise his son-in-law on marriage, though he tries Production stars Frank Sinatra as the Stage Manager (singing "Love and Marriage), Paul Newman, Ernest Truex, Eva Marie Saint 162681 1956 Our Valiant Few (To Whom Be Glory) N Mason, A.E.W. Mason, A.E.W. Editor's desperate attempts to prove that the South's blockade runners were bringing in luxuries instead of necessities during the Civil War and the Union blockade. Charleston, 1864. 162682 1945 Our Vines Have Tender Grapes M DVD -R HQ 6475. 6476. DVD -R 1656. SVD 1351 (Missing Ending) Martin, George Victor (Book - "For Our Vines Have Tender Grapes"). Dalton Trumbo (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Nels Halverson (James Craig) of The Spectator in rural Wisconsin farming community of Fuller Junction. He romances new schoolteacher but she objects that town is too laid back. Wants to go back to Milwaukee when her year of teaching is over. Editor joins the service and plans to close paper. He hints to schoolteacher that paper could stay in business if he had a wife to keep it running while he was gone, she won't stay in the community. One of the farms is destroyed by fire. Journalist tries to persuade congregation of townspeople to help their neighbor by reading them the editorial his father wrote for the first issue of the paper. Sacrifice of little girl shames townspeople into contributing. Schoolteacher is moved and agrees to marry Halverson and keep paper going while he is away. In addition to publishing paper, Halverson's duties include catalog orders. He also plans local Christmas program. 162683 1940 Our Vines Have Tender Grapes N OWN - H Martin, George Victor Editor Nels Halverson 162684 1986 Our World T Series 1986-1987 TV Anchors Linda Ellerbee and Ray Gandolf. Each program revolves around a particular year. 162685 2003 Ouran High School Host Club CB Bisco Hatori Japan, Published by Hakusensha, Appeared in “LaLa” and “Hanalala” magazines. Manga series. Romantic comedy manga High School Newspaper Reporter will do anything to dig up dark secrets about other members of the club, especially Tamaki. Takes place in a private school for kids whose parents have money. 162686 2006 Ouran High School Host Club C Japan. Produced by Bones studio. Anime series. Romantic comedy anime High School Newspaper Reporter will do anything to dig up dark secrets about other members of the club, especially Tamaki. Takes place in a private school for kids whose parents have money. 162687 2008 Out at Home N Ickler, Glenn H. Reporter Warren “Mitch” Mitchell Of the St. Paul Daily Dispatch sets out to find who killed an umpire who made a couple of bad calls and the next morning turned up dead. Photographer Al Jeffrey becomes a suspect because of an argument he had with the umpire and Mitch tries to prove his friend is innocent. 162688 1995 Out at the Old Ball Game N Bookbinder, Bernie Sportswriters. Public Relations people. Manager of New York Gents decides to recruit the first all-gay baseball team and show them how to turn derision into respect. 162689 1946 Out California Way M Radio Commentator Jimmy Starr (Jimmy Starr). 162690 1995 Out of Annie's Past MT DVD -R HQ 10717, 10718 News Media. Reporter #1 (Frank Gerrish). Reporter #2 (Carole Mikita). 162691 1986 Out of Bounds M News Media. TV Newscaster #1 (Peggy Jo Abraham). Newscaster #2 (Bill Press-Himself). News Vendor (Kevin Breslin). 162692 2007 Out of Character N Craft, Vanessa Journalist Emma Gordon of London, a well-kept and well-mannered journalist has always taken the safe road in her personal and professional life. Her romantic life is at a standstill, her career is steady but unremarkable. Her family life, though privileged has never been the same since her mother disappeared years ago. Her father, a high-powered broker, finds Emma's lack of ambition disappointing. She finds his obsession with power distasteful. But there is a fire burning in Emma's belly for a life worth writing about. When one of Emma's colleagues pitches an idea for an undercover expose on strip clubs, she finds herself inadvertently volunteering to cover the story. Out of her depth in this gritty underground world, Emma soon finds herself drawn into this secret lifestyle of sex, seduction and power. When her father discovers her at the club one night, father and daughter are forced to confront the past. 162693 1941 Out of Darkness M Editor (Egon Brecher), First Editor of La Libre Belgique. Traitorous Assistant Editor (Charles Wagenheim). 162694 1992 Out of Her League NR Ransom, Katherine Harlequin American Romance #450 Journalist 162695 2007 Out of Jimmy’s Head: Sleepover T Episode #3. 9-28-2007. Series 207 School Newspaper Editor (Kieran Newton). 162696 2002 Out of Night M Adult Reporter uncovers a scandal at a gentlemen's club 162697 2000 Out of Sync MT Tabloid Reporter (Heather Hodgson). Reporter at Ticket Line (J.C. Kenny). 162698 1980 Out of the Blue M TV Interviewer (John Anderson). 162699 1989 Out of the Darkness NR OWN - P Syril, Binnie Reporter (David Carter). Photojournalist (Karen Anderson). 162700 1996 Out of the Darkness M TV Reporter (Pete Washburn) 162701 1985 Out of the Darkness MT TV Newsman (Marvin Scott) 162702 1992 Out of the Depths N Brenner, Joseph Hayyim C. Newspaper. Russian Jewish émigrés who toiled at a Yiddish daily newspaper in London 162703 2001 Out of the Flying Pan M Campton, David (One-Act Play) with Jack S. Kimball (Screenplay). Short Reporter (Tracey Sheldon). 162704 1940 Out of the Fog N Lincoln, Joseph Press 162705 1941 Out of the Fog M DVD -R HQ 2392, 2385. SVD 1358 Reporters (Charles Drake, Eddie Graham, Richard Kipling, Alexander Leftwich, Frank Mayo, Jack Wise). Newsboy (Frank Coghlan, Jr.). Newspaper Vendor Joe (Frank Darien). 162706 1874 Out of the Hurly-Burly; or Life in an Odd Corner N MLPL Adeler, Max Editor Colonel M.J. Bangs, Morning Argus, editor. Art critic Mr. Murphy. 162707 2002 Out of the Night M Adult Reporter (Nikita Denise) has an erotic encounter with a call girl and a cop after uncovering a scandal at an exclusive gentlemen's club 162708 2009 Out of the Night M TV Anchorman (Nick Sanford). Radio Anchorman (Steven Patchin - Voice). Video Camera Man (Shaun Clark). Four teenagers vacationing at a cabin for a weekend are suddenly thrown into a life or death situation when a apocalyptic event occurs. 162709 1936 Out of The Picture SS Machen, Arthur In "The Children of the Pool and Other Stories" Press 162710 1997 Out of the Picture NJ John, Laurie. Francine Pascal Aspiring Reporter Elizabeth Wakefield leaves college in the hopes of escaping her memories of a man to take a job as a reporter. 162711 2008 Out of the Pocket NS Konigsberg, Bill Student Reporter outs a star quarterback, one of the most talented high school football players in California who is gay. Can he still be one of the guys and be honest about who he is? When he’s outed against his will by the overzealous reporter, the quarterback must find a way to earn back his teammates’ trust and accept that his path to success might be more public, more difficult than he had hoped. 162712 1919 Out of the Shadow M Hornung, Ernest Williams (Novel - "Shadow of the Rope, The"). Eve Unsell (Scenario). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Edward Langholm (Ronald Bryam) pursues a story on a woman charged with killing her drunken husband. She is acquitted but the newspaper has whipped up public opinion against her and assigns the reporter to follow her. Reporter later wrongly incriminates her new suitor as a killer, but he is cleared by a witness and a pianist is exposed as the real killer. 162713 1992 Out of the Shadows CB Sting of the Green Hornet #1 Publisher Britt Reid (the Green Hornet) of the Daily Sentinel. Freelancer Writer Walt Gibson. Police Reporter. German plot to replace a known American gangster with a German soldier in order to distract local police and the secret service is thwarted by the Green Hornet and Kato. Newspaper Vendor. 162714 1992 Out of the Shadows CB Sting of the Green Hornet #3 Publisher Britt Reid (the Green Hornet) of the Daily Sentinel. Two newspaper reporters. As the Green Hornet and Kato tear into the German commandos, the gunshots alert the American troops stationed there and a major battle ensues. 162715 1926 Out of the Storm M Stringer, Arthur (Story - "Travis Coup, The"). Lois Hutchinson, Leete Renick Brown (Scenario). AFI-Editors/Newspapers/Publishers - Ness Book City Editor James Morton (Edmund Burns) protects the publisher's son Leonard Keith (Eddie Phillips), who is implicated in the suicide of a chorus girl. The son and the city editor both are in love with the same woman. Although the city editor and the woman plan to elope, the publisher's son corners her at a restaurant and is shot in a struggle over a gun. City editor arrives after the shooting and takes the blame. When Keith later dies of blood poisoning, the city editor is accused. The woman becomes ill after wandering in a storm and does not learn of Morton's arrest until the day of his execution. She is able to convince the governor to free him in the nick of time. 162716 2005 Out of the Storm N Ross, JoAnn White House Correspondent Laurel Stewart arrives in Somersett, South Carolina in sweltering heat and discovers that her best friend and roommate -- the vice president's protocol adviser -- has disappeared. Stewart was fired for stealing secrets from the U.S. vice-president. A local detective is skeptical, but she finds his smooth-talking southern ways and brazen bedroom eyes disturbingly, dangerously seductive. Homicide rate escalates as fast as the mercury and the detective doesn't need a stubborn, argumentative reporter -- particularly an outsider from Washington D.C. who triggers a sexual jolt at every encounter and spins her crazy conspiracy theories. The detective can't help wanting her. Thrown together by necessity, drawn together by passion, Laurel and Joe follow a twisted trail into the darkest corners of the sultry, moss-draped city to uncover a secret someone is willing to kill to keep. 162717 2008 Out of the Storm N Ross, JoAnn White House Correspondent Laurel Stewart, a Washington political journalist, is wrongly fired for stealing secrets from the U.S. vice-president and then her roommate and best friend, the vice president’s protocol advisor, disappears. After reporting the disappearance to a detective, she learns a woman of similar description died in a suspicious fall from a hotel balcony. It’s not her friend, but Stewart has a sudden psychic episode which gives the police their first clues to the woman’s death. The detective and the reporter team up to investigate further and forge a romantic bond in the process. The last thing the detective thought he needed as a stubborn, argumentative reporter, particularly not an outsider from Washington D.C. who triggers a sexual jolt at every encounter spinning her crazy conspiracy theories. But while he may not entirely believe Stewart, he can’t stop himself from wanting her. They follow a twisted trail into the darkest corners of the city to uncover a secret someone is willing to kill to keep. 162718 1969 Out of the Unknown T Episode #34. 3-4-1969 Reporter (Juan Moreno). TV Announcer (Bernard Holley). 162719 1971 Out of the Unknown: Deathday T Episode #42. 5-12-1971 Newsreader (Tim Gudgin). 162720 1967 Out of the Unknown: Prophet, The T Episode #25. 1-1-1967 Interviewer (James Cossins). 162721 1969 Out of the Unknown: Random Quest T Episode #31. 2-11-1969. Sci-Fi TV Newsreader (MacDonald Hobley). 162722 1965 Out of the Unknown: Time in Advance T Episode #5. 11-1-1965 Newsreadere (Michael Harding). 162723 1917 Out of the Wreck M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Editor of the Clarion, Howard Duncan (William Winter Jefferson) sees that his star reporter, Ruby Sheldon (Stella Razeto), has turned cynical by newspaper work. Two try to dig up dirt on a senatorial candidate. Journalists end up burying the story when the wife's account of what happened. 162724 1989 Out of This World: T SV 275 Episode. Series 9-19-1987 to 5-25-1991 Reporters 162725 1962 Out of This World: Pictures Don't Lie T UK. Episode #8. 8-11-1962. Series 6-30-1962 to 9-22-1962. Journalist (David Hemmings). Journalist (Gordon Sterne). Journalist (Richard Wilding). Earth has made first contact with an alien civilisation and waits for the visitors to arrive at the agreed coordinates. 162726 1962 Out of This World: Vanishing Act T Episode #9. 8-18-1962 Reporter (William Buck). Aspiring magician discovers a box that can make people disappear. 162727 1937 Out On Bail NM Goldman, R.L. Press 162728 1989 Out On Bail M Studio Reporter (Barrie Kriel). Cemetery Commentator (Christobel d'Ortez). 162729 1954 Out On the Farm with Eddy Arnold DT Series. 7-11-1954 to 11-21-1954. NBC Hosts Eddy Arnold (7-11-1954 to 9-1954). Clint Youle, William Landmeier, Lloyd Burlingham (7-11-1954 to 8-29-1954). the Mid-States Four (7-11-1954 to 8-29-1954) on agricultural issues. 162730 1995 Out There M DVD -R HQ 2076, 2077. SVD 1554 Strelich, Thomas, Alison Nigh (Screenplay) Ness Book Photojournalist Mosley (Bill Campbell) won a Pulitzer for his coverage of a fire in which a child was killed, but apparently has been suffering guilt over taking photographs instead of aiding in the rescue effort. Gets chewed out by his current editor for bringing in shots of another fire that do not show any burning bodies or people plummeting from buildings. At a garage sale, he buys old box camera, discovers film inside contains pictures of an alien invasion. Don Polson (David Rasche) shows up at his house claiming to be from Omni Magazine and buys the pictures for a thousand dollars. Mosley later discovers the photos in the supermarket tabloid, The National Moon, accompanied by a totally fabricated story. Mosley assaults Polson in the tabloid's editorial offices and ends up in jail. Released, he pursues the alien story. Discovers number of people he meets, including Polson, are extraterrestrials and have come to earth to do "market research." UFO stories that appear in supermarket tabloids may be the work of extraterrestrials themselves. "You lied." "I'm a journalist. We get to do that. It's my Constitutional right." "You're not a journalist. You're a congenital liar who can type." 162731 1955 Out Went the Candle NM USC Swados, Harvey Reporter Joe Bentley, local reporter, dreams of being a foreign correspondent 162732 1928 Out With the Tide M Brownell, John C., G. Martin Burton (Story). Paul Perez (Titles). Elaine Towne (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter John Templeton (Cullen Landis) is suspected of murdering his sweetheart's father, a banker. Templeton and his sweetheart track the real killer to Shanghai and get him to confess he was hired by the banker's partner. 162733 2006 Outback Baby NR Darcy, Lilian Silhouette Special Edition Series #1774 Journalist Shay Russell thinks that the engagement of a wealthy Australian rancher is just the scoop she needs to save her flagging career. But when she races to the Outback to interview the happy couple, she finds the story's gone bust. Then a sudden storm leaves her trapped on the ranch -- with a man who looks like he'd do anything to get her out of there. The rancher has learned the hard way that urban career women and the Outback don't mix. But the two can't keep their hands off each other. They're about to learn that every action has its consequences and their consequence should present itself in about eight and a half months. 162734 1988 Outback Bound MT News Media. Female Reporter (Penny Maegraith) 162735 2000 Outback Christmas NR Way, Margaret Included in “Mistletoe Magic,” an anthology. Australian Reporter meets up with her estranged husband and discovers that she had been tricked into leaving him for all the wrong reasons. So for the sake of their daughter, they agree to spend some time together during Outback Christmas. 162736 2003 Outback Engagement NR Webber, Meredith Reporter joins would-be wives and Outback vet Tom Fleming’s ex-wife in surrounding Fleming who was featured in a magazine, the so-called “Lonely Country Bachelor.” He now has a problem with women -- they want to marry him. Merriwee’s new doctor Anna Talbot is beautiful, blond and engaged. So when Tom claims he gave her the ring, the fake fiancee ends all his women troubles -- except one. Because as Tom and Anna face medical -- and animal -- emergencies together, Tom realizes that the woman he can’t have is the only one he wants. And there’s the hotshot reporter chasing him around for a story. 162737 1995 Outbreak M TV Reporter (David Silverbrand). TV Co-Anchor (Cynthia Harrison) 162738 1990 Outcast M Newsman (Russel S. Deluce). 162739 1988 Outcast N Cornford, Philip Investigative Journalist Paul MacKinnon is tipped off about strange goings-on at a military base in the Northern Territory, he knows he is on to something big. And he uncovers not only intrigue and deception but also a ruthless killer. 162740 1989 Outcasts: The Images of Journalists in Contemporary Film. D Good, Howard Journalists. This book examines how representative films about journalism from the early 1960s to the mid-1980s allegorized the working life of the journalist. The central chapters deal with three popular images of journalists: the war correspondent, the scoop-crazed reporter or ratings-hungry TV executive, and the investigative journalist. Among the films discussed are The Green Berets, The Killing Fields, Under Fire, Absence of Malice, Network, The China Syndrome and All the President’s Men. 162741 1997 Outcry NM Schechter, Harold Reporter Paul Novak investigating a series of brutal murders stumbles into the legend of the butcher of Plainfield Wisconsin, and follows local lore to the ramshackle home of a bizarre young man and his mother. Novak realizes he's stumbled on the killer's best kept secret. 162742 1916 Outcry, The N James, Henry Art Critic Pappendick, the Brussels art critic, less able than Bardi of Milan. 162743 1963 Outer T Reporters interviewing Gen. Beaton (William Shatner) back from flight to Venus 162744 1966 Outer and Inner Space M AFI-Television TV 162745 1999 Outer Limits, The: Alien Radio (aka Dead Air) T Episode #89. 1-22-1999 Talk-Show Host Stan Harbinger (Joe Pantoliano) runs a top-rated program with a flair for the outrageous and a reputation as a skeptic's skeptic. Reporters (Klodyne Rodney, Clay St. Thomas). Assisted by his producer Trudy (Cynthia Nixon), Stan takes special delight in shooting down callers who claim to have alien encounters, especially one person who believes his body has been taken over by aliens. When the man commits suicide by setting himself on fire in front of Stan, things begin to go wrong for him. A plan to syndicate the show is threatened by protests from UFO believers angry at Stan's role in the man's death. Stan's skepticism is challenged when he notices that other people have the same distinctive triple heartbeat he heard coming from the man before he died. Close to the edge, Stan loses it after a woman he picked up in a bar turns out to be a believer. She sets him up with a phony tape. He assaults the woman's fellow believer and is thrown off the air. Out of work and living in his car, Stan hears strange triple heartbeats and sees glimpses of aliens. He believes he's going crazy. 162746 1997 Outer Limits, The: Awakening, The T Episode #53. 3-14-1997 Journalist (Alannah Ong). TV Newscaster (Joanna Piros). 162747 1964 Outer Limits, The: Behold, Eck! T Episode #35. 10-3-1964 TV Newscaster (Richard Gittings). Scientist invents pair of glasses that enable him to see and communicate with a two dimensional being. 162748 1995 Outer Limits, The: Birthright T Episode #20. 8-13-1995 News Media. Reporter (Catherine Lough Haggquist). 162749 1997 Outer Limits, The: Bodies of Evidence T Episode #60. 6-20-1997 News Media. A captain traveling in space escapes a space station where terrible things are happening. He winds up on earth and wants to go to the press to reveal the story. Friend tells him the tabloids would crucify him. Nobody believes his story. Instead, he is accused of committing the murders on the space station -- he claims the crew members were lured to their deaths by impossible visions of loved ones or enemies created by someone or something out there. The captain is said to be suffering from space psychosis and he must turn to his ex-wife to defend him. But he insists on telling the truth even at his own peril. Is he a madman, his mind twisted by too much time in orbit, or has he seen the face of evil in the zero-gravity of deep space? 162750 1964 Outer Limits, The: Cold Hands, Warm Heart T Episode #34. 9-26-1964. Reporter (Julian Burton). Reporter (Peter Madsen). After returning from a mission to Venus, an astronaut can't seem to stay warm enough and has strange dreams about encountering a wraith-like being outside his spaceship window. 162751 1995 Outer Limits, The: Corner of the Eye T Episode #9. 5-19-1995 TV Reporter (Tamara Stanners). 162752 2000 Outer Limits, The: Decompression T Episode #123. 6-30-2000 News Media. Reporter (Kristina Matisic). A senator wins the New Hampshire primary upsetting a heavily favored opponent and he's flying to South Carolina to press his campaign for the Presidency. As his plane flies south, it is hit by lightning. The plane and its passengers appear unaffected, but a mysterious woman appears in the senator's private quarters and warns him the strike has damaged the plane, which will crash on landing, killing him. She explains she is a projection from the future, a virtual time-traveler sent here to save him because the presidency is the key to preventing an apocalyptic future. If he is to live he must shoot out the emergency exit and allow himself to be sucked out of the plane by decompression whereupon he will be saved by the stranger's sophisticated technology. 162753 1996 Outer Limits, The: Deprogrammers, The T Episode #37. 4-26-1996 Newscaster (Dean McKenzie). 162754 1999 Outer Limits, The: Donor T Episode #89. 1-29-1999 News Media. Reporter #1 (Kimberly Unger). Reporter #2 (Verne Prior). 162755 1999 Outer Limits, The: Essence of Life T Episode #105. 7-23-1999 TV News Anchor (Kristina Matisic). 162756 2001 Outer Limits, The: Free Spirit T Episode #145. 7-28-2001 TV Anchorwoman (Oga Nwobosi). 162757 1963 Outer Limits, The: Hundred Days of the Dragon, The T Episode #2. 9-23-1963 Commentator (Leslie Stevens - Voice), Election Returns. An "oriental power" develops a radical medical advance that temporarily makes skin malleable. They then manage to replace a Presidential candidate with one of their own. 162758 1996 Outer Limits, The: I Hear You Calling T DVD -R HQ 4316. SVD 1173 Episode #26. 1-26-1996 Reporter Carter Jones (Ally Sheedy) is on her way to work when her cellular phone picks up a cryptic, suspicious conversation about the removal of a controversial author. Over objections of her Editor (Ken Camroux), she follows the story. Her journalistic curiosity piqued, Carter investigates, despite the objections of her boss and the police. As a result she finds herself in a deadly game of cat and mouse involving a strange man with violet eyes and an ill-fated cruise. There are also people who disappear leaving behind only a pile of purple ash. Can Carter get to the bottom of these mysterious disappearances? Or will she be the next to vanish? 162759 1964 Outer Limits, The: I Robot T Episode #41. 11-14-1964 Reporter Judson Ellis (Leonard Nimoy) is a brash, local news journalist covering the trial of a robot for the murder of his creator. When remade for the 1990s series, reporter element discarded and Nimoy played an attorney. 162760 1998 Outer Limits, The: In the Zone T Episode #67. 2-20-1998. Reporter #1 (Paul Carson). Reporter #2 (Catherine Swing). With its deadly lasers and hand-to-hand battles, "The Octal" is a combat sport for a new generation of athletes. One older athlete goes through an experimental treatment that taps the power of the human nervous system. Everything in the Octal begins to move in slow motion and soon he becomes unbeatable. But there are side effects. He's tired, haggard and his hair is going gray. Soon it is clear his body is beginning to blur and fade out of existence, 162761 1998 Outer Limits, The: Josh T DVD -R HQ 4878. VHS 1276 Episode #69. 3-6-1998 Tabloid TV Reporter Judy Warren (Kate Vernon) knows she's come across a big story when she sees the videotape shot by two tourists in a remote Alaskan park. The tape shows a recluse who lives in a cabin near the park bringing back to life a young girl who has died after a fall, a feat he accomplishes by generating a mysterious blue glow. But she only discovers how big a story it is when her pursuit of the strange young man is cut short by a top-secret military unit that is also chasing him. It seems the blue glow sent out electromagnetic pulses that knocked out two satellites. The satellites were orbiting 20,000 miles above the Earth and the Air Force wants to know what's going on. A battery of tests doesn't produce any answers, leaving the brass to debate whether the man is an alien or an angel. Should he be worshiped or dissected? The reporter doesn't know what Josh is either, but she knows she doesn't trust the soldiers to make the right choice. Can she stop being a reporter long enough to help Josh? 162762 1999 Outer Limits, The: Joyride T Episode #94. 2-26-1999 Tabloid Reporter Marin Reese (Mackenzie Gray) is a skeptical journalist who joins a private space flight financed by a self-made billionaire. Reporter #1 (Joanna Piros). Reporter #2 (Kevin Hayes). The billionaire has recruit an astronaut who went into space in 1963 in his Mercury capsule. He panicked and aborted the mission when a mysterious violet light penetrated the cockpit and began to envelop his body. The investigation that followed showed no evidence to support his story leaving a blot on his NASA record and his life in ruins. Now at 63, he feels he can clear his name if he get back to where he saw the light. NASA turns him down. But the billionaire gives him another chance to go into space with a group of passengers including the reporter, an eccentric fashion mogul, young newlyweds who won a contest to travel on the space plane and the billionaire. No one knows that the astronaut has reprogrammed the flight plan to take the flight to the site of the close encounter that shattered his life. 162763 1997 Outer Limits, The: Music of the Spheres T Episode #57. 5-9-1997 News Media. News Anchor (David Kaye). 162764 1963 Outer Limits, The: O.B.I.T. T SVD 1143 Episode #7. 11-4-1963 News Media. New invention allows one to spy on anyone, anywhere. 162765 1999 Outer Limits, The: Ripper T Episode #98. 5-7-1999 Reporter (Brian Linds). Newsboy (Danielle Ayotte). 162766 1997 Outer Limits, The: Special Edition, A T DVD -R HQ 2254 Shankar, Naren Episode #62. 7-25-1997. TV Journalist Donald Rivers (Alan Thicke) is host of "The Whole Truth," who is under attack by mysterious forces who want to prevent him from broadcasting his story about cloning The muckraking journalist has the show of a lifetime -- rock solid proof that the government and private defense contractors have been engaging in secret genetic cloning. But powerful forces are working to stop him, forces that will stop at nothing. Rivers goes on-air live, in a locked studio, accompanied only by a skeleton crew and an eyewitness to the history of deception and dark science. He presents his evidence (gleaned from earlier episodes of The Outer Limits). The powerful try to shut down his transmitter. Then the network's parent company disavows the show. When thugs with guns knock down the studio door, Rivers continues the show on the fly, transmitting live from the back of a broadcast news van. But a van can only drive for so long. When it stops, will the truth be enough to protect Rivers, his eyewitness and the crew? Rivers' clone goes on the air and apologizes for what he did. 162767 1996 Outer Limits, The: Stitch in Time, A T Episode #22. 1-14-1996 Newscaster (Brian Arnold). 162768 1963 Outer Limits, The: Tourist Attraction T Episode #12-23-1963 News Media. Reporter #1 (Edward Colmans). Reporter #2 (Willard Sage). In a South American country a group of explorers discover a prehistoric monster in an ancient lake. Discovery leads them into conflict with the country's dictator. 162769 1996 Outer Limits, The: Trial by Fire T Episode #30. 3-1-1996 TV News Anchor (Claire Riley). 162770 1998 Outer Limits, The: Vaccine, The T Episode #72. 4-3-1998 TV News Anchor (Joanna Piros). 162771 2001 Outer Limits, The: Vessel, The T Episode #135. 4-13-2001 Newscaster (Brian Arnold) 162772 1995 Outer Limits, The: Virtual Future T Episode #7. 5-5-1995 TV Interviewer (Joanna Piros). 162773 1963 Outer Limits, The: Zanti Misfits, The T Episode #14. 12-30-1963 Radio Newscaster (Bob Johnson). Communications Operator (Lex Johnson). Arrival of some VIPs from the planet Zanti is complicated by the intrusion of outsiders. After a fierce fight with the creatures, it is discovered they were criminals sentenced to death. The Zantis are too civilized to execute them on their own so they left it to the barbarous Earthlings. 162774 2000 Outer Limits, The: Zig Zag T SVD 1456 (No Ending) Episode #129. 8-11-2000 Columnist. Crusading cyber-columnist takes on supercomputers ruling his society. Weatherman (Leslie Hope). 162775 1963 Outer Limits: Tourist Attraction T Episode #13. 12-23-1963 News Media. Reporter #1 (Edward Colmans). Reporter #2 (Willard Sage). In a South American country a group of explorers discover a prehistoric monster in an ancient lake. The discovery leads them into conflict with the country's dictator. 162776 1986 Outing,The M TV Newscaster (Ron Stone-Himself) 162777 2006 Outlaugh! M Newscaster (Starr Ahrens), Mormon Polygamist Newscaster. 162778 2007 Outlaw M Reporter (Rohan Siva) 162779 1977 Outlaw Blues M Newsman (Jeffrey Friedman). 162780 1987 Outlaw Force M Photographer (Norman Alexander Bernard) 162781 1951 Outlaw Gold M DVD -R HQ 6620 Lewis, Jack (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor is killed and hero investigates hijacking of Mexican gold shipments in western town by taking a job at the newspaper. Thief turns out to be Jackson (Marshall Reed), co publisher of the paper, who murdered his business partner, the editor. Newspaper serves as appropriate front for illegal activities since the gold is being smuggled out cast as type. 162782 1981 Outlaw Ladies M News Media. First Reporter (Erica Eaton). Second Reporter (Elyse Alexander). Photographer (Henri Pachard), Cassie's photographer. Photographer's Assistant to Cassie (Josh Andrews) 162783 1965 Outlaws is Coming, The (Three Stooges, The) M DVD -R HQ 1928, 1924. SVD 1168 AFI-Editors/Magazines (Periodicals) Magazine Editor Kenneth Cabot (Adam West), Boston wildlife magazine editor and three bungling pressman (The Three Stooges -- Larry Fine, Moe Howard and Joe De Rita) sent by publisher to West Editor. Annie Oakley, a Boston Editor and Moe, Larry and Curly Joe -- Three Stooges who play newspaper printers -- save the buffalo in 1870s Wyoming. 162784 1941 Outlaws of the Panhandle M Editor Barrymore (Ernie Adams) 162785 1983 Outlaws, The MT TV Reporter Cindy Dawson (Joan Sweeney) for Channel 6 Action News who believes in plight of two outlaws. Cameraman (Andrew Bloch). 162786 1939 Outlaws' Paradise M Reporter (Lloyd Whitlock) 162787 2006 Outline of the Republic, An N Deb, Siddhartha Indian Reporter Amrit Singh of the Sentinel, is dispatched to "the region" -- an unnamed and remote part of India. He is a bored, disillusioned Sikh protagonist who grinds through his days working for a Calcutta daily until he is jolted from his ennui by an assignment to cover the murder of a woman taken hostage and apparently shot and killed by an insurgent group. Rummaging through the "morgue" of dead stories at the offices of the Calcutta newspaper where he has worked for 10 years, he fixes on a terrorist group's chilling photograph of an abducted porn actress. Singh parlays the photo into an assignment from a European magazine to find the woman and learn what has become of her. Aware that his career is going nowhere, he departs to write a story for a foreign magazine where he has vague contact and a vague chance for a job. The pursuit of a mysterious story transforms an Indian reporter. 162788 1956 Outlook DT Series. 4-1-1956 to 1-7-1962. NBC TV Newsman Chet Huntley. Offbeat or nonpublicized news events were the initial purview of Outlook. Huntley delivered the headline news while NBC correspondents contributed features. Commentaries by Marya Mannes were added in June, 1957. Huntley also did some editorials. By the Fall of 1958, retitled, Chet Huntley Reporting and went back to general news coverage. In the Fall of 1959, became Time: Present - Chet Huntley Reporting On. Sept. 25, 1960, the title reverted to Chet Huntley Reporting. 162789 1986 Outrage! MT Reporter #1 (Buck Young). Reporter #2 (John Mooney). 3rd Reporter (Elizabeth Elian) 162790 2008 Outrageous Affair, An N Vincenzi, Penny Tabloid Journalist Magnus Philips is about to publish a tell-all book that will unearth the tragic and scandalous past of Lady Caroline Hunterton threatening everything she holds dear, especially the memory of her first love and their daughter. Hunterton’s life spans 30 years from the thick of World War II to the height of the counterculture. The elusive yellow journalist Phillips’ book will tell the long-buried secrets that will shock both of Hunterton’s daughters. When scandal-author Phillips is increasingly threatened, Caroline understands perhaps too late that the story he’s writing is more than a tawdry airing of family laundry and could quite literally be a matter of life and death. Her first love was given custody of Fleur, her daughter. He is lured back to Hollywood and his doom while Caroline marries Lord Hunterton and raises three other children including her daughter Chloe who has no idea of her mother’s past until she learns of the long-buried secret. 162791 2003 Outrageous Celebrity Look-Alike Behavior: Caught on Tape T Publicist (Caroline A. Rice) for Tyson. Narrator (Mark Thompson). . 162792 1987 Outrageous Fortune M Newswoman (Sandra Eng) 162793 2005 Outrageous Fortune: Fat Weed That Roots Itself, The T Episode #10. 9-13-2005 Journalist (Angela Shirley). 162794 2006 Outrageous Fortune: Shall We To the Court? T Episode #18. 10-3-2006 Journalist (Sebastian van der Zwan). 162795 2000 Outrageous Journalists G Parody News. Board game. Characters involved in highly publicized and media-covered events. If you get to Outrageous Journalists first (picture of microphone sticking out of manhole), you win $10,000. 19x19 Board Game. Money. One Die. Six Getaway Cars. Six Passports. Evidence Cards. Stupid Disguise. Mysterious Manila Envelope. Media Circus Tent in middle of the board. 162796 1967 Outrageous Opinions DT Editor Helen Gurley Brown, editor of Cosmopolitan magazine, host 162797 2006 Outside Chance N Stacey, Lyndon Freelance Journalist Ben Copperfield specializes in all things equine so when he's called with news that the hot favorite for Britain's Cheltenham Gold Cup has been kidnapped just a few weeks before the race, he wastes no time in following up the story. This could be the racing scoop of a lifetime. Bachelor Cooperfield makes enough of a living as a freelance reporter to rent a pleasant cottage with all the modern conveniences, keep up a big SUV and carry on a romance with a lovely live-in girlfriend. Although the horse's owner and trainer, a self-millionaire, immediately calls the police, it seems he has one or two skeletons in the closet that he'd rather not share with the authorities. So he employs Copperfield to investigate. With the promise of an exclusive, Ben goes to work. But as the date of the Gold Cup draws ever closer, it's still unclear whether the missing horse is still alive. Where could such a valuable race horse be hidden for so long? And what's the secret from the owner's past that he won't reveal -- even to Ben? Ben's specialty as a writer is the horse world. He was practically born on a horse. But Ben has a borderline phobic aversion to horses. 162798 1940 Outside the 3-Mile Limit (aka Criminal Cargo. Mutiny on the Seas). M Taylor, Eric, Albert DeMond (Story). DeMond (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporters Jimmy Rothacker (Donald Briggs) and Dorothy Kenney (Irene Ware) help to expose counterfeiting ring on a gambling ship. Ship's owner kills a man's partner and takes the ship beyond the three-mile limit. His crew mutinies. Reporter who has been working undercover posing as a playboy, is among the group that escapes to Central America in the ship's lifeboat. They seek refuge with a rug dealer, but the man whose partner was killed discovers the rug dealer is head of the ring. Kenney has been writing a story on the rug dealer and Rothacker sends for her for help when he finds out the rug dealer's identity. She returns in time to save the reporter and the man from a burning house in which they are locked. When Kenney tells Rothacker she sent the story to the United States in his name, he asks her to marry him. New York Times, 4/8/40: "And for lighter uses there are Donald Briggs and Irene Ware who, even in a tough season for the press, would have to be hailed as the season's most improbable reporters." 162799 1993 Outside the Dog Museum N Carroll, Jo Nathan News Media 162800 1892 Outside the Prison SS OWN Davis, Richard Harding In "Van Bibber and Others" Press 162801 2002 Outside the Rules MT UK News Media. Reporter 1 (Caroline Sabin). Reporter 2 (Christopher Batten). Child is missing and a woman is accused of her murder and that of four other children. Forensic psychiatrist charged with finding out the truth. 162802 1955 Outside the U.S.A. DT Host Quincy Howe 162803 1925 Outside the World SM Mooney, Ralph E. Black Mask, Sept. 1925, Vol. 8, No. 7, pp. 44-58 Editor. Attempted murder of an editor. 162804 1939 Outside These Walls M Reyher, Ferdinand (Story). Harold Buchman (Screenplay) Ness Book Prison Newspaper Editor Dan Sperling (Michael Whalen) becomes editor of the prison newspaper. Saves the life of the warden during a prison break. Offered a parole, he decides to pay the remainder of his debt to society. When released, he meets newspaper owner Margaret Bronson (Dolores Costello), whose brother is running for governor. Sperling, an ex-convict, is unable to get a job at her paper. So Sperling starts an opposition paper calling for clean government. He supports the warden's bid for the governorship against Bronson's brother. When she threatens to expose his past, Sperling beats her to the punch by printing the news in his own paper. Sperling is framed but Bronson prints the truth. Warden is elected to governor, Sperling is released and goes to work for Bronson as editor of her paper. Reporters (Stanley Brown, James Craig, Robert Sterling). Ford, Circulation Man (John Tyrrell). Circulation Man (Joe Devlin). Variety, 7/12/39: "Considerable license is taken with the portrayal of newspaper business and its managing editors." Writer (Walter Merrill). 162805 1989 Outside Woman, The MT Reporter (Leigh Murray). TV Reporter (Leslie Carde). Radio Reporter (John Wilmot). 162806 2006 Outta Sync M News Media. Reporter (Arvilla Riddick). 162807 1969 Over 18...and Ready! M AFI-Photographers Photographer 162808 1945 Over 21 M DVD -R HQ 11527, 11528 Gordon, Ruth (Play). Sidney Buchman (Screenplay) Ness Book. Editor Max Wharton (Alexander Knox) of the New York Bulletin who enlists in army to get firsthand knowledge of the war for his editorials. "Over 21" refers to his discovery that the course is almost beyond the capabilities of anyone over that age. Publisher Robert Gow (Charles Coburn) keeps trying to get editor back. Wharton's wife, Paula Wharton (Irene Dunne), a popular novelist, wants him to make it to the final exam, so she tells publisher he has agreed to do the editorials. Paula Wharton writes the editorials herself. Eventually truth comes out and she is given the editorship while her husband remains in the service. Publicity Man (Wallace Pindell). 162809 1944 Over 21 P MLPL - GPL Gordon, Ruth In "Best Plays of 1943-44, The." Editor Max Wharton, famous editor. Robert Drexel Gow: "he doesn't have to think. He's the publisher." 162810 1914 Over Bemerton's N Lucas, E.V. Press 162811 1977 Over Easy DT Newsmagazine. Hugh Downs, Frank Blair, Jim Hartz 162812 2003 Over Easy: On Location with 'Bad Eggs' DT Australia Interviewer John Molloy. 162813 1983 Over Here, Mr. President T Parody News 162814 1990 Over My Dead Body MT SV 80 Chisholm, David, William Link (Story). Chisholm (Screenplay) 6-20-91 (TV Pilot) - Ness Book Obituary Writer and Aspiring Reporter Nikki Page (Jessica Lundy), a bodacious beauty who has an entry-level job -- writing obituaries at the San Francisco Union. Idolizes a mystery writer and she calls him in the middle of a night to get an interview. She also drags him into helping her solve the murder of a hooker strangled in their building even thought the body disappears. They uncover a web of racketeering, prostitution, and political corruption as they explore the past of the murdered woman. Variety was critical of holes in the pilot including Page receiving a press release on a suspect's death before the body is even removed. Reporter (Frances Morris). 162815 1943 Over My Dead Body M Reporter (Don Dillaway). Reporter (George Riley). Editor (Joseph J. Weston). 162816 1935 Over the Goal M DVD -R HQ 10224, 10226 Sports Media. Injured football star plays one more game despite a promise he made to his girlfriend. Newspaper headlines. 162817 1917 Over the Hill M AFI-Newspapermen/Newspapers/Yellow J. - Ness Book Newspapermen. Yellow journalism, the Daily Pioneer, is attacked by the minister's daughter who burns copy and smashes type on a scandal story. The paper, part of a chain of scandal sheets, is about to go under and needs advertising to continue. Advertising manager Allen Stone (Chester Barnett) is opposed to the paper's policies. Very confusing plot. 162818 1992 Over the Hill M TV Reporter (Anne Looby) 162819 1937 Over the Moon M Reporter (Frank Atkinson). Journalist (David Tree). 162820 2001 Over the Shoulder N Chang, Leonard Hispanic Reporter Linda Maldonaldo 162821 1938 Over the Wall M Photographer, Prison (Frank Marlowe). Radio Announcer at Governor's Broadcast (John Hiestand). Ring Announcer in Robeck Fight (Larry McGrath). 162822 2005 Over There: Embedded T DVD -R HQ 8X 4082 Egan, Peter Episode #5. 8-24-2005 Journalist John Moffet (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) is an embedded reporter-video journalist who disappears after suggesting the death of a civilian was an Iraqi setup. After Muffit shoots American soldiers in a shoot-out killing a boy and his mother, his footage is recut by his wire service to make a more sensational story. The United Kingdom Network reports are shown. He quits his job and meets with an Iraqi leader who kills the man who drove with him and kidnap him. Later Muffit is shown as a captive in a video message. Muffit earlier defines an embedded journalist has someone who has complete access who "wants to tell the truth when I can." 162823 2005 Over There: It's Alright, Ma, I'm Only Bleeding T DVD -R HQ 4151 Episode #6. 8-31-2005 Journalist John Moffet (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) is an embedded reporter-video journalist who disappears after suggesting the death of a civilian was an Iraqi setup. The fire team attempts to rescue the kidnapped journalist. News Anchor (Keith Pillow). Bounty is placed on Smoke's head. 162824 2005 Over There: Pilot T Bocho, Steven (co-creator) and Chris Gerdolmo (co-creator) Episode #1. 7-27-2005. FX Series. 13 Episodes Reporter from Al Jazeera (Ammar Daraiseh as an Arab Journalist) is in a mosque covering the battle with Americans. American generals behind the scenes are making battlefield calculations in terms of public relations, not military strategy. When a U.S. Army unit arrives in Iraq for its first tour of duty, they quickly find themsleves engaged in a bloody firefight and discover the essence of who they are as soldiers. Bonds of brotherhood that are forged only through war are formed. 162825 1956 Over-Exposed M SV 98 Sale, Richard (Story). James Gunn, Gil Orlovitz (Screenplay) Ness Book Photographer Lila Crane (Cleo Moore) exploits men and employs blackmail to advance her career. Introduced to the trade when photographed while being arrested and tries to get picture back from elderly freelance photographer Max West (Raymond Greenleaf). West teaches her techniques of profession, gives her camera. She tries to land a job at Allied News Service, meets Reporter Russell Bassett (Richard Crenna) who tells her she to get hot news shot to get the job. She tries to get photos of burning building Reporter pulls her out of the way before building falls on her. She complains he ruined her chances of getting one-of-a-kind shot. Reporter wants her to team up with him. Instead she takes job photographing guests at nightclub. Uses picture she takes of gangster to blackmail her way into better job. Columnist Roy Carver (James O'Rear) writes "Roy Carver's Carvings." Offers to buy tips from her. Gets photos from her of millionairess having heart attack. Sells them to Sensational magazine - "Death Throes of a Dowager." Crane wants reporter to blackmail columnist into revealing he stole negatives. Reporter fights gangster, escapes. Moore arrested. Older photographer gets picture. 162826 1970 Over-the-Hill-Gang Rides Again, The (aka Over the Hill Gang Rides Again MT Ness Editor 162827 1969 Over-the-Hill-Gang, The MT Ness Editor Jeff Rose (Ricky Nelson) of a small-town Western newspaper helps aging Texas Rangers fight outlaws. Editor is son-in-law of Texas Ranger and a mayoral candidate. 162828 1987 Overboard M DVD -R HQ 7473, 7474. L Parody News. Local newscast used to move along plot. Parody of news reporters. TV newscasts advance plot. Yachtsman's wife falls overboard, forgets who she is and becomes an Oregon carpenter's mate. 162829 1985 Overdrawn at the Memory Bank MT Reporter. Lexicorp Reporter (Paula Barrett). Transcorp Reporter (Sugith Varughese). 162830 2004 Overkill MF Sweden. Photographer (Thomas Petterson). 162831 1992 Overkill: Aileen Wuornos Story, The MT Newscaster (Aixa Clemente). Prostitute-turned-serial miller preys mostly on truck drivers. 162832 1989 Overlevelse I det hoje Nord MTF Journalist Leif Blaedel (Himself) 162833 1978 Overload N OWN - H Hailey, Arthur African-American Reporter Nancy Molineaux of the California Examiner stalks terrorists and Golden State Power and Light officials. Remains independent and autonomous white male predecessors 162834 1975 Overlord M UK Photographer (Mark Penfold). 162835 2007 Overnight M Reporter (Balazs Nemeth) 162836 1998 Overnight Delivery M News Media. TV Anchor (Tim McNiff). Roving Reporter (Gale Plewacki) 162837 2000 Overnight Sensation M Publicist (Dean Garvin). Jackie's Cameraman (Eddie Micallef). 162838 1949 Overseas Press Club DT Series. 10-2-1949 to 6-25-1950. CBS Host Quincy Howe. Members of the Overseas Press Club of America discussed current events in this entry from New York. A similar series titled Press Correspondents Panel on CBS in April and May 1949. 162839 1989 Overthrow, The M Parker, David Jr. (Screenplay) Ness Book Sports Reporter (John Teller) and Sports Photographer (Bob Norton) get stuck on a layover in the airport of an unidentified Latin America country as they are heading to Argentina to cover a sporting event. Photog snaps pictures of various people and is beaten up by some of the men he photographed. His film is stolen. Reporter later tells him that one of the men he photographed was an ex-CIA agent turned mercenary who arranges the overthrow of governments. Reporter convinces photog that "this is the most sensational scoop ever." Two men track mercenary and eventually are kidnapped and tortured. He asks the reporter to kill a military official, then frames him as the assassin. Journalists track one of the men who tortured them and discover he has planted a bomb in a department store. Reporter rushes out with the bomb but it explodes before he can dispose of it. Photog gets pictures of it all. Photog confronts mercenary at a reception and shoots him. As he leaves shot down in the street by soldiers. 162840 1997 Owd Bob MT Reporter (Alan Barker) 162841 1991 Owen Keane: Deadstick NM Faherty, Terence #1 Owen Kean Mysteries Investigative Reporter, ex-seminarian, odd jobs as researcher, investigator 162842 1994 Owen Keane: Die Dreaming NM Faherty, Terence #4 Owen Kean Mysteries Investigative Reporter, ex-seminarian, odd jobs as researcher, investigator 162843 1992 Owen Keane: Live to Regret NM Faherty, Terence #2 Owen Kean Mysteries Investigative Reporter, ex-seminarian, odd jobs as researcher, investigator 162844 1993 Owen Keane: Lost Keats, The NM Faherty, Terence #3 Owen Kean Mysteries Investigative Reporter, ex-seminarian, odd jobs as researcher, investigator 162845 1998 Owen Keane: Ordained, The NM Faherty, Terence #7 Owen Kean Mysteries Investigative Reporter, ex-seminarian, odd jobs as researcher, investigator 162846 1997 Owen Keane: Orion Rising NM Faherty, Terence #6 Owen Kean Mysteries Investigative Reporter, ex-seminarian, odd jobs as researcher, investigator 162847 1996 Owen Keane: Prove the Nameless NM Faherty, Terence #5 Owen Kean Mysteries Investigative Reporter, ex-seminarian, odd jobs as researcher, investigator 162848 1973 Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law: Child of Wednesday T Episode #56. 11-28-1973 Reporter (Dennis Robertson). Son in a custody battle would prefer to live with his father, but the court may not let him after hearing the mother's vengeful accusation. 162849 1974 Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law: Ghost of Buzz Stevens, The T Episode #70. 4-6-1974 Reporter is jailed for refusing to disclose the source of a story about drugs in the record industry. 162850 1972 Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law: Libel is a Dirty Word T Episode #27. 9-28-1972 Newspapers. Wife swapping is the issue with the plaintiff suing for libel a minister. 162851 1972 Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law: Who Saw Him Die? T Episode #32. 11-2-1972 TV News has the crime on film and there are 12 witnesses who saw it happened. The charge is murder and the odds are against Marshall's client. 162852 2005 Owen Noone and the Marauder N Cowie, Douglas Reporter dig into two rock and roll stars and it quickly becomes clear that the two might not be able to survive the wealth of their own publicity, a reality neither friend bargained for and one that very well might undo their legend. 162853 1970 Owl and the Pussycat, The M AFI-Authors Writer. 162854 1984 Oxford Blues M Student Photographer (Charles Grant) 162855 1956 Oxford Folly N McIntosh, Louis Press 162856 1705 Oxfordshire Nine, The PO USC Anonymous (Darby, Charles?) News 162857 2000 Oz: T Series 7-12-1997 to 2-23-2003 Reporter (Peter Benson, 2000-2003). Oz is the name on the street for the Oswald State Penitentiary. 162858 1998 Oz: Animal Farm T Episode #15. 8-24-1998 Reporter (Tim Hopper). Cyril O'Reily is raped by Schillinger and the Aryans. Hernandez gives Alvarez a task. Bellinger and Adebisi exchange love letters without meeting. Nappa wants to punish Adebisi for raping Peter Schibetta. Poet returns to Oz. 162859 2001 Oz: Blizzard of '01 T Episode #37. 2-4-2001. Reporter (Peter Benson). Cyril recovers from the aging drug but is still prone to violence. Ryan is visited from a woman who claims to be his mother. Beecher's chances for parole look good -- if he can stay out of trouble. Schillinger tells Carrie about Hank's death and she goes into labor. Busmalis is stood up at his wedding. Robson and Hoyt enlist a young Aryan into killing Said, but it doesn't go as planned. 162860 2000 Oz: Cock and Balls Story, A T Episode #25. 7-12-2000 Reporter (Peter Benson). Hamid Khan is taken off life support and Arif is chosen as the Muslims' new leader. Cyril is having nightmares after his boxing match with Khan so Ryan seeks Sister Pete's help. New inmate named Mobay arrives in Oz. Governor Devlin asks Warden Glynn to be his running mate for re-election. Shootout occurs in Oz that leaves four dead. Beecher asks his Dad to help locate Schillinger's younger son. 162861 2001 Oz: Conversions T Episode #34. 1-14-2001. Reporter (Peter Benson). McManus introduces "The Cage" in lieu of the hole for Em City inmates. Omar is released from solitary only to stab Guerra and return in record time. Alvarez is recaptured and returned to solitary. Dr. Nathan returns to work. Leroy Tidd wants to become a Muslim to get close enough to kill Said. Schillinger makes friends with an incarcerated Reverend. Keller teases Beecher about his cute brother. Keller's old friend arrives and Beecher returns the favor. Chinese immigrants are housed in Em City and become pawns in the war between Morales and new inmate Redding. 162862 2001 Oz: Cuts Like a Knife T Episode #6. 1-28-2001. Reporter (Peter Benson). Cyril starts to look older, a result of the aging drug. Wick has a more dramatic reaction and the program is cancelled. Alvarez's days in Em City are over once again as he is provoked by a Latino and cuts his throat. Tidd/Yudin gets close to Said meaning to kill him but loses his nerve. Rebadow pleads Busmalis's case and he's released from solitary. Omar tries to impress people by shanking McManus. Hank's body is found and a new war between Beecher and Schillinger is about to rage until Keller takes the blame for the man he loves. 162863 2003 Oz: Day in the Death…, A T Episode #54. 2-9-2003 Reporter Helen Lucaitis (Herself). Keller is rejected by Beecher and strikes up an alliance with Schillinger. Idzik is transferred to Em City where he has an unusual request for Omar. Glynn gets closer to who murdered Mayor Loewen as the feds seem to lose interest. One of the infirmary staff has a suspicious record of deaths. Cutler's widow visits Alvarez again. Redding has a plan to get the homeboys out of bookbinding and back under his control. Cyril's execution is set for today -- will he get a reprieve? 162864 2003 Oz: Dead Man Talking T Episode #49. 1-5-2003. Reporter (Peter Benson). Augustus wrote memoirs before he died and McManus gives them to Said and a regretful Redding. Suzanne proposes a production of MacBeth instead of a talent show. Meehan gets the role before dying of natural causes. Mayor goes on trial for racially motivated double murder and racial tensions rise. Alvarez and Guerra try to make peace after Alvarez, Schillinger and Stanton are released from solitary. Winthrop gets into the brotherhood by killing Beecher's father. 162865 2002 Oz: Dream a Little Dream Of Me T Episode #43. 1-20-2002. Reporter (Peter Benson). Redding and Morales forge an uneasy defensive alliance. Keller returns. The Cloutien mystery deepens. 162866 1998 Oz: Escape From Oz T Episode #16. 8-31-1998 Reporter (Tim Hopper). Karl Metzger replaces Wittlesey as Em City's supervisor. Alvarez attacks a CO. The governor wants to pardon a prisoner. 162867 2001 Oz: Even the Score T Episode #39. 2-18-2001. Reporter (Peter Benson). Omar is sent to re-hab and starts a fight. Said's rage grows and he beats Robson to a pulp. Beecher's parole date nears as he meets with his victim's family. Morales wants to hedge his bets by having Brass's Achilles tendon cut. Connolly has a plan to blow up Emerald City. 162868 2003 Oz: Exeunt Omnes T Episode #56. 2-23-2003. Second Finale. Reporter (Peter Benson). Devlin is accused of being involved in the deaths of Mayor Lowen and Glynn, among others. Prior to the pending investigation, he fires McManus from Em City. Querns replaces Glynn as warden and plans to make waves. Pablo stabs another inmate and goes to the Hole where he is stripped naked and held in a restraining chair. On the opening night of Macbeth, Keller and Vern plan to kill Beecher. Instead, Keller turns the tables and after a prop knife is replaced with a real knife, Vern is stabbed in the stomach by Beecher. FBI Agent Taylor offers Beecher parole if he helps him find dirt on Keller. Keller commits suicide. Jahfree stabs Seamus after Seamus ambushes him. Jahfree goes to the Hole and Seamus to the infirmary. Keller told Beecher that he'd taken care of the Aryans and those words come true when a mysterious package arrives at the post office. The contents are a poisonous powder which kills all the Aryans immediately. In Oz's final moments, each section of the prison is evacuated and every character gets on a yellow bus. 162869 2003 Oz: Failure to Communicate, A T Episode #52. 1-26-2003. Reporter (Peter Benson). Ryan despairs about Cyril's unsuccessful appeal as a friend from Suzanne's radical days arrive in Oz. Beecher returns to Oz as a visitor and gets Keller off Death Row. Arif reluctantly takes control of the Muslims and the bookbinding business as Burr has troubles of his own keeping the homeboys in telemarketing. Martinez didn't die of poisoning. He was murdered. Penders threatens to sue about the conditions in solitary and Omar agrees not to, in exchange for a ticket back to Em City. Robson thinks up a way to get out of being Cutler's prag. 162870 2002 Oz: Impotence T Episode #48. 2-24-2002. Reporter (Peter Benson). All roads lead to solitary. Robson deals with his rejection by the Brotherhood by slicing his gums away with a razor blade. McManus arranges a parole hearing for Miguel. Glynn is outraged and tells the board of Miguel's misdeeds. Miguel tries but reaches his limit with a hateful inquisitor and beats him bloody causing his 50th trip back to solitary. Gloria's guilt over Pancamo grows as he lapses into a coma. McManus tries to comfort her telling her even doing one good thing makes up for all the crap. Omar overhears Schillinger telling Cutler a new prisoner who wants to join the Brotherhood that he has to kill Said for membership. Omar almost kills Cutler. Furious and betrayed McManus sends Omar back to solitary. Beecher's guilt leads him to come forward with news of Vern raping Winthrop and Guenzel, then defies Said and returns to Keller's arms. Keller is found guilty of murder. He's sentenced to death. Cyril is moved to death row and beats on several guards. Augustus Hill is killed and all of Em City reacts with shock and confusion. 162871 2002 Oz: Laws of Gravity T Episode #42. 1-13-2002. Reporter (Peter Benson). Suzanne Fitzgerald begins community service teaching music in Oz. Montgomery threatens to expose Ryan's scheming, but Ryan schemes his way out free of Montgomery. McManus gives Said a new project. Omar, the hitman that killed Hank gives up Pancamo and Schillinger takes revenge. The Reverend Clutier continues to influence his followers beyond his infirmary bed. 162872 1998 Oz: Losing Your Appeal T Episode #12. 8-3-1998. Reporter (Christine Toy). Said gets Poet's poems published. Ryan O'Reily had a successful surgery and now turns his attention to Dr. Nathan. Augustus Hill's court appeal was denied. Schibetta offers Alvarez a piece of his drug trade if he kills Adebisi in return. 162873 2001 Oz: Medium Rare T SVD 877 Episode #33. 1-7-2001. TV Newsmagazine Producer Lisa Logan (Ally Sheedy) and Reporter Jack Eldridge (Roger Rees) do a piece on Oz. Elridge is beaten to a pulp pursuing one aspect of the story. Reporter (Peter Benson). Staff and prisoners are interviewed by Producer Logan and Reporter Eldridge. At first they focus on Beecher's troubled time in Oz until Poet tells them about the tapes Adebisi made before he died. Querns tells Glynn to destroy the tapes. Eldridge decides not to pursue the story and instead spend the night in a cell with Cyril. Cyril hadn't taken his medication that day and remembers that Eldridge interviewed he and Ryan shortly before their mother died. He beats the reporter to a pulp. 162874 2001 Oz: Orpheus Descending T Episode #38. 2-11-2001. Reporter (Peter Benson). McManus returns forcing Redding and Morales into a public display of peace. Redding disowns Hill. Hughes lets Glynn down again. McManus challenges Vayhue and the worst prisoner to play against him and the best Officer. The inmates win, but Officer Brass is impressive. Hank may not be Jewel's father. Beecher and Keller have an uneasy phone call. An Irish terrorist is kept in Oz for an uncertain amount of time. Ryan asks Gloria for a huge favor. 162875 2003 Oz: See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Smell No Evil T Episode #50. 1-12-2003. Reporter (Peter Benson). Beecher finally gets parole. Reconstruction ends up making the inmates in solitary sick. Telemarketing arrives in Oz. Burr sees it as the perfect alternative to drug slinging and enlists the homeboys. Alvarez tries to make contact with his old girlfriend. Schiabetta tries to curse the O'Reily's, but Ryan has powers of his own. 162876 2003 Oz: Sonata de Oz T Episode #51. 1-19-2003 Reporter meets with Said who attempts to start a bookbinding business. The reporter has a surprise up his sleeve. Glynn meets the press about the solitary poisonings. Beecher leaves Oz. Someone has the Mayor assassinated but no one knows who did it. Cyril begins Electro-convulsive therapy to combat severe depression and schizophrenia. 162877 1998 Oz: Tip, The T Episode #9. 7-11-1998 News Media. Reporter (Tim Hopper). Reporter (Rod McLachlan). Reporter (Kate Rigg). Oz is on lockdown after the riot. Special committee is set up to investigate the riot and the governor's handling of the situation. 162878 2000 Oz: Word to the Wise, A T Episode #30. 8-16-2000. Reporter (Peter Benson). Most whites are transferred out of Em City. Ginzberg's execution is moved ahead due to his suffering from AIDS, but the disease gets him first. Mobay/Basil confronts his addiction. Rebadow gets permission to kill again and he chooses Busmalis as his victim, but his attempt is foiled by the Cos. Arif and Supreme Allah continue to butt heads. Beecher's daughter is found alive and Hank Schillinger is arrested. Cyril OD's on Haldol. Ryan shows his love for Dr. Nathan by killing her rapist. 162879 2000 Oz: You Bet Your Life T Episode #32. 8-30-2000. Reporter (Peter Benson). Glynn drops out of the race for Lieutenant Governor. Moses breaks on through to the other side of the cell wall to strangle Miles. Cyril threatens to expose Ryan and Howell's affair so Ryan has his meds upped. Ryan and Keller hatch a scheme to overthrow Querns after a few well placed depth changes who happen to be Beecher's former lovers. Supreme Allah is sent to Solitary and Em City is locked down. Adebisi gives Said what he came for: the incriminating tapes, trusting him not to give them to Glynn. Glynn sees the tapes and fires Querns. An enraged Adebisi attacks Said, but is killed in self-defense. 162880 2009 P Lo’s House T News Media. Paparazzi #1 (Allegra de Peralta). Paparazzi #2 (Martin L. Carlton). Paparazzi #3 (Bill Devlin). Paparazzi #4 (Kristi Tristao). Reality TV Director (Chance McDaniel). Network Exec #3 (Alan Pietruszewski). 162881 2006 P.D.Q. Bach in Houston: We Have a Problem M Commentator, Color (Giff Nielsen). 162882 2003 P.I. Blues M Newscaster (Jim Dudek - Voice). 162883 2001 P.I.S. - Politiets indsatsstyrke T Episode #12. Journalist at Press Conference (Kenan Seeberg). 162884 1976 P.J. and the President's Son T Reporter (Carol Worthington). 162885 1987 P.K. and the Kid M Commentator, Watermelon (Dick Bright) 162886 1961 P.M. East -- P.M. West DT Hosts Mike Wallace and Joyce Davidson. Terrence O'Flaherty 162887 1978 P.M. Magazine DT TV Journalists. Each station supplies its own hosts and co-hosts 162888 1972 P.R. Girls N Glemser, Bernard PR Public Relations Woman Sue Marriner says she doesn't drink, and a colleague asks, "How did you get into the public Relations field?" 162889 2000 P.R.: All About Eve T Episode #5. 11-6-2000 Public Relations agency handling the entertainment business is owned by PR Practitioners Alexandra Reed (Diane Flacks) and Jill Hayes (Ellie Harvie) in Toronto. Reed is obnoxious do-anything-for-a-deal head of the firm. Hayes is her more demure partner. Receptionist Deirdre Duncan (Fiona Reid) is upper crust British and clearly rich, enigmatic worker. PR Practitioner Manny Fornier (Alan C. Peterson) is a rival agent. Benny (Mike Beaver) and Marci Reed (Julia Paton) work for the firm. PR satire of both clients and PR practitioners. P.R. uncovers the outrageous, aggressive, madcap world of thirty-something Reed, a public relations maven who has slogged through the winding trenches of the business for several years. Reed is obsessed with making it. Alex and her associate and friend Jill struggle to deal with demanding clients, ruthless competitors and a talent for biting off more than they can chew. The program kicks an assortment of high-profile butts in this truth-or-dare peek at the behind-the-scenes of the public relations industry. 162890 2000 P.R.: Black From the Dead T Episode #8. Public Relations agency handling the entertainment business is owned by PR Practitioners Alexandra Reed (Diane Flacks) and Jill Hayes (Ellie Harvie) in Toronto. Reed is obnoxious do-anything-for-a-deal head of the firm. Hayes is her more demure partner. Receptionist Deirdre Duncan (Fiona Reid) is upper crust British and clearly rich, enigmatic worker. PR Practitioner Manny Fornier (Alan C. Peterson) is a rival agent. Benny (Mike Beaver) and Marci Reed (Julia Paton) work for the firm. 162891 2001 P.R.: Cheap Skate T Episode #11. 8-4-2001. Public Relations agency handling the entertainment business is owned by PR Practitioners Alexandra Reed (Diane Flacks) and Jill Hayes (Ellie Harvie) in Toronto. Reed is obnoxious do-anything-for-a-deal head of the firm. Hayes is her more demure partner. Receptionist Deirdre Duncan (Fiona Reid) is upper crust British and clearly rich, enigmatic worker. PR Practitioner Manny Fornier (Alan C. Peterson) is a rival agent. Benny (Mike Beaver) and Marci Reed (Julia Paton) work for the firm. 162892 2000 P.R.: Child's Play T Episode #6. 12-4-2000 Public Relations agency handling the entertainment business is owned by PR Practitioners Alexandra Reed (Diane Flacks) and Jill Hayes (Ellie Harvie) in Toronto. Reed is obnoxious do-anything-for-a-deal head of the firm. Hayes is her more demure partner. Receptionist Deirdre Duncan (Fiona Reid) is upper crust British and clearly rich, enigmatic worker. PR Practitioner Manny Fornier (Alan C. Peterson) is a rival agent. Benny (Mike Beaver) and Marci Reed (Julia Paton) work for the firm. 162893 2000 P.R.: Deirdre's Day (aka PR:) T Episode #2. 10-9-2000 Public Relations agency handling the entertainment business is owned by PR Practitioners Alexandra Reed (Diane Flacks) and Jill Hayes (Ellie Harvie) in Toronto. Reed is obnoxious do-anything-for-a-deal head of the firm. Hayes is her more demure partner. Receptionist Deirdre Duncan (Fiona Reid) is upper crust British and clearly rich, enigmatic worker. PR Practitioner Manny Fornier (Alan C. Peterson) is a rival agent. Benny (Mike Beaver) and Marci Reed (Julia Paton) work for the firm. 162894 2000 P.R.: Designing Women T Episode #4. 10-23-2000 Public Relations agency handling the entertainment business is owned by PR Practitioners Alexandra Reed (Diane Flacks) and Jill Hayes (Ellie Harvie) in Toronto. Reed is obnoxious do-anything-for-a-deal head of the firm. Hayes is her more demure partner. Receptionist Deirdre Duncan (Fiona Reid) is upper crust British and clearly rich, enigmatic worker. PR Practitioner Manny Fornier (Alan C. Peterson) is a rival agent. Benny (Mike Beaver) and Marci Reed (Julia Paton) work for the firm. 162895 2000 P.R.: Forgiveness and Other Phalasies T Episode #10. Public Relations agency handling the entertainment business is owned by PR Practitioners Alexandra Reed (Diane Flacks) and Jill Hayes (Ellie Harvie) in Toronto. Reed is obnoxious do-anything-for-a-deal head of the firm. Hayes is her more demure partner. Receptionist Deirdre Duncan (Fiona Reid) is upper crust British and clearly rich, enigmatic worker. PR Practitioner Manny Fornier (Alan C. Peterson) is a rival agent. Benny (Mike Beaver) and Marci Reed (Julia Paton) work for the firm. 162896 2000 P.R.: Interview, The (aka Premiere) T Episode #1. 10-2-2000. PR - CBC series. Half-hour sit-com, 13 episodes being shot in Toronto and Scarborough. Public Relations agency handling the entertainment business is owned by PR Practitioners Alexandra Reed (Diane Flacks) and Jill Hayes (Ellie Harvie) in Toronto. Reed is obnoxious do-anything-for-a-deal head of the firm. Hayes is her more demure partner. Receptionist Deirdre Duncan (Fiona Reid) is upper crust British and clearly rich, enigmatic worker. PR Practitioner Manny Fornier (Alan C. Peterson) is a rival agent. Benny (Mike Beaver) and Marci Reed (Julia Paton) work for the firm. 162897 2000 P.R.: It's Not Nice To Fool Mother Nature T Episode #13. 9-1-2001 Public Relations agency handling the entertainment business is owned by PR Practitioners Alexandra Reed (Diane Flacks) and Jill Hayes (Ellie Harvie) in Toronto. Reed is obnoxious do-anything-for-a-deal head of the firm. Hayes is her more demure partner. Receptionist Deirdre Duncan (Fiona Reid) is upper crust British and clearly rich, enigmatic worker. PR Practitioner Manny Fornier (Alan C. Peterson) is a rival agent. Benny (Mike Beaver) and Marci Reed (Julia Paton) work for the firm. 162898 2000 P.R.: Model Client, The T Episode #7. 12-4-2000 Public Relations agency handling the entertainment business is owned by PR Practitioners Alexandra Reed (Diane Flacks) and Jill Hayes (Ellie Harvie) in Toronto. Reed is obnoxious do-anything-for-a-deal head of the firm. Hayes is her more demure partner. Receptionist Deirdre Duncan (Fiona Reid) is upper crust British and clearly rich, enigmatic worker. PR Practitioner Manny Fornier (Alan C. Peterson) is a rival agent. Benny (Mike Beaver) and Marci Reed (Julia Paton) work for the firm. 162899 2000 P.R.: Smokes and Mirrors T Episode #12. 8-11-2001 Public Relations agency handling the entertainment business is owned by PR Practitioners Alexandra Reed (Diane Flacks) and Jill Hayes (Ellie Harvie) in Toronto. Reed is obnoxious do-anything-for-a-deal head of the firm. Hayes is her more demure partner. Receptionist Deirdre Duncan (Fiona Reid) is upper crust British and clearly rich, enigmatic worker. PR Practitioner Manny Fornier (Alan C. Peterson) is a rival agent. Benny (Mike Beaver) and Marci Reed (Julia Paton) work for the firm. 162900 2000 P.R.: What About Me? T Episode #3. 10-16-2000 Public Relations agency handling the entertainment business is owned by PR Practitioners Alexandra Reed (Diane Flacks) and Jill Hayes (Ellie Harvie) in Toronto. Reed is obnoxious do-anything-for-a-deal head of the firm. Hayes is her more demure partner. Receptionist Deirdre Duncan (Fiona Reid) is upper crust British and clearly rich, enigmatic worker. PR Practitioner Manny Fornier (Alan C. Peterson) is a rival agent. Benny (Mike Beaver) and Marci Reed (Julia Paton) work for the firm. 162901 2000 P.R.: You've Got a Friend T Episode #9. Public Relations agency handling the entertainment business is owned by PR Practitioners Alexandra Reed (Diane Flacks) and Jill Hayes (Ellie Harvie) in Toronto. Reed is obnoxious do-anything-for-a-deal head of the firm. Hayes is her more demure partner. Receptionist Deirdre Duncan (Fiona Reid) is upper crust British and clearly rich, enigmatic worker. PR Practitioner Manny Fornier (Alan C. Peterson) is a rival agent. Benny (Mike Beaver) and Marci Reed (Julia Paton) work for the firm. 162902 1845 P's Correspondence SS USC Hawthorne, Nathaniel Critics. Various literary names recalled in a letter written from London by a mentally disordered P. 162903 2007 P2 M Newsman (Franck Khalfon). Businesswoman is pursued by a psychopath after being locked in a parking garage on Christmas Eve. 162904 2003 P3 Guld DT Denmark Reporter-Presenter Camilla Ottesen (Herself). 162905 1956 Pa heder och skoj MF Newspaper Editor (Otto Scheutz). 162906 1991 Pa open gata MTF Sweden Chief Editor (Arthur Hultling). 162907 1991 Pa pletten MTF Denmark. Miniseries Journalist (Soren Fauli). 162908 2004 Pa skraplanet: M.A. Numminen TF Finland Interviewer (Egil Teige - Himself). 162909 1987 Pa stigende kurs MF Journalist fra TV (Petter Nome) 162910 1973 Pa'en igen, Amalie MF News Media. TV Reporter (Pedro Biker). Journalist (Preben Kaas). Journalist (Ann Marie Lie) 162911 1970 Paamaja MF Finland Editor, Chief (Matti Pihlaja) Lieutenant. 162912 1928 Pace That Kills, The M Newspaper Headline reveals plight of heroine: shot gangster and is on the run. 162913 1952 Pace That Thrills, The M Scott, DeVallon, Robert Lee Johnson (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book - PR Columnist-Reporter Eve Drake (Carla Balenda) for the Morning Chronicle is assigned to do a story on motorcycle racing and objects to driver jeopardizing lives of other racers with reckless tactics. She criticizes him and sport in general in her column. Her column is "The Woman's Angle." (Driver says of her column: "women shouldn't have angles, only curves"). Driver is in charge of promotion and public relations for motorcycle company. Boss worried that negative press could hurt company. Driver's friend tries to win columnist over. She consents to interview the racer. Agrees to go on motorcycle ride with two men and another woman. Trying to outrun cops, riders wipe out, end up in mud puddle. Unknown to journalist, driver is blamed in her column for incident and loses his job. Reporter tells driver her editor changed the story. She quit her job when she found out. Gets angry when driver causes friend to crash and break a leg. Driver redeems himself by making sacrifice so friend can wing the big race while driver wins columnist. " "So she's calling me a dog. Well I could call her a…a…newshound." "With a lot of bite in her typewriter." 162914 1999 Pacific Blue: Near Death T Episode #76. 4-4-1999 Newscaster (Pamela Warren). 162915 1996 Pacific Blue: Phoenix, The T Episode #11. 5-11-1996 News Media. Reporter #1 (Susan Talbot). 162916 1997 Pacific Palisades: Bet, The T Episode #2. 4-16-1997 News Media. Reporter (Steven Stapenhorst). Female Reporter (Marlene Mitsuko Yamane). 162917 1982 Pacific Pretence NR OWN - P Clair, Daphne Harlequin Romance #2516 Journalist Cass Reynolds sent to interview a reclusive millionaire. 162918 1942 Pacific Rendezvous M Correspondent Lt. Bill Gordon (Lee Bowman) 162919 1992 Pacific Station T News Media. You have to know how to deal with the press 162920 2010 Pacific, The: Part Two: Basilone CC DVD -R HQ 11864 (Media Excerpts) Newspapers cover Guadalcanal invasion on the home front. The soldiers don’t know it but the news media have labeled them heroes. Back-up lands on Guadalcanal in the form of the 7th marines including Basilone to help defend the airfield against a Japanese night raid, suffering losses in the process. The marines, after four months of fighting enemies and disease are evacuated off the island. A ship cook informs four of them that the newspapers are calling them heroes, and that the whole world knows about what they have done. They are amazed and surprised. 162921 1700 Pacificator, The PO USC Defoe, Daniel News 162922 2002 Pacino Is Missing M Editor #2 (Marco Giacometti) 162923 1994 Pack die Zahnburste ein TF Germany. Series 1994 Reporter (Sonja Zietlow). Hosts (Elmar Hong, Ingolf Luck). 162924 2007 Pack, The M Reporter #1 (Alyssa Rallo Bennett). Reporter (Peggy Cafferty). Reporter (DeWanda Wise). Second-hand smoke is suspected of killing a loved one. 162925 1989 Package, The M Press Secretary Rogers (Joe Guzaldo). Soviet Press Secretary (Nathan Davis). 162926 2005 Package, The N James A. Rozhon Reporter Morgahana Hamilton is arrogant, presumptuous and had a career built upon those things at The Savannah Morning News. She was talented, ambitious and the world seemed to be at her feet. Then her husband, Evan Hamilton, committed suicide in her office and her world disintegrated. Her job began to suffer and her friends began to worry when her phone rang not two months later. A woman uses his name and then hangs up. So starts the journey that will change the direction of her life when she is kidnapped. Morgahana discovers why Evan committed suicide. She races against time to save the life of her only friend. And to put back her life. 162927 1999 Packing Suburbia, A M News Media. Reporter (Marilyn Ghigliotti). News Reporter (Christine Nagy). 162928 2009 Paco MF Argentina Journalist (Nelson Castro). The story of a young physics teacher who starts consuming drugs, his mother, a well-known congressman and Nin, the woman who will try to save him from a horrible future. 162929 2006 Pacquiao: Movie, The MF Philippines Commentator, Boxing (Travis Kraft). 162930 2002 Pact, The MT VHS 1310 News Media 162931 1890 Pactolus Prime N MLPL Tourgee, Albion Winegar Reporter Stearns and the Washington D.C. Index. 162932 2006 Paddy Meehan: Dead Hour, The N Mina, Denise #2 Paddy Meehan Series Reporter Paddy Meehan, a cop reporter for the Scottish Daily News in Glasgow, inadvertently takes a bribe to keep a domestic dispute she's seen out of the papers, only to learn the next morning the woman involved has been murdered. Chubby, blasphemous, quick-witted Meehan. 162933 2005 Paddy Meehan: Field of Blood N Mina, Denise #1 Paddy Meehan Series Reporter Paddy Meehan, a plump, 18-year-old neophyte journalist working as a copygirl at the Scottish Daily News, digs into the murder of a young boy. 162934 2006 Paddy Meehan: Last Breath N Mina, Denise #3 Paddy Meehan Series Reporter Paddy Meehan, a cop reporter for the Scottish Daily News in Glasgow, is home alone when there’s a knock at the door. It’s the police and they have bad news. Meehan’s former boyfriend Terry Patterson’s naked body has been found in a ditch. He’s been tortured, hooded, then shot through the head, all hallmarks of an IRA assassination. Paddy is devastated. Terry was his first lover, the sort of journalist she’s always aspired to be. But why have the police come to her? Although she and Terry have had an on-off affair since they first worked together, she hasn’t seen him for more than a year. She is horrified to find that not only has Terry named her next of kin, but he has left a huge Georgian house in Ayrshire and several suitcases full of notes. What was Terry trying to tell her? As Paddy begins her investigation into his death, she realizes that if the secret he was about to expose was worth killing for, she is next in line. 162935 2008 Paddy Meehan: Slip of the Knife NM Mina, Denise #4 Paddy Meehan Series Reporter Paddy Meehan, a plump, Glaswegian journalist writes a popular newspaper column for the Scottish Daily News. She believes that “most states of emotional turmoil could be covered with a growl.” In her column, she rants about whatever annoys her that day, from the political convictions of fatuous actors to the fashion sense of soccer stars. And while she is sometimes ashamed of her splentic outbursts, this cockeyed irritability may be her greatest gift, without which she’d just be another cubby hack and self-pitying working class single parent. “You’re fat and everyone hates you,” Paddy’s editor tells her. He means to be encouraging, and that’s exactly how Paddy takes it: confirmation that she’s a bad ass. She would prefer to be lovely, beloved and slender, and her wistful longing makes her an appealing figure, even when she’s throwing a tantrum or casually hurting someone’s feelings. She doesn’t really like who she is, but unlike so many sad, inward-looking fictional ladies, she converts that dissatisfaction into fierce, outward-bound energy. One of Paddy’s long ago ex-boyfriends, washed-up Reporter Terry Hewitt has been found stripped, shot in the head and dumped in a watery ditch, possibly by agents of the IRA. The action takes place in the early 1990s. Paddy needs every ounce of that energy to survive her latest adventures. The 10-year-old child killer she tangled with in “Field of Blood,” has just been released from prison and is very large and very unhappy. Paddy careens around Glasgow in too-tight skirts, dressing down sinister thugs in pubs (”She’d yet to meet a man who was immune to her angry-mum voice”). She enjoys a more robust love life than tubby women in literature are usually permitted. 162936 1989 Paddy Moretti: Death's Bright Arrow NM OWN - P Sherburne, James #5 Paddy Moretti Mysteries Sports Columnist-Reporter Paddy Moretti, Irish-Italian racing reporter for the New York City Spirit of the Times newspaper in the 1890s. Moretti is the 1890s' most intrepid sports columnist. Murder takes the inside track in bluegrass country and Paddy searches to find the killer of man and best before any more people or horses die. 162937 1982 Paddy Moretti: Death's Clenched Fist NM OWN - P Sherburne, James #3 Paddy Moretti Mysteries Sports Columnist-Reporter Paddy Moretti, Irish-Italian racing reporter for the New York City Spirit of the Times newspaper in the 1890s. The time is the 1890s and as the story starts, competing reporter, Nelly Bly of the World, cons Moretti into taking her into that male bastion, McSorley's Saloon. She is unmasked and Moretti has to find a new hangout. He drifts into a shady place and suddenly he is in the world of revolutionaries, anarchists and idealistic immigrants who want to make a better world -- people like Marya Perlman who is obviously patterned after Emma Goldman. Marya is framed and Moretti has to clear her -- and himself for that matter because Tammany Hall and the police are after him. 162938 1981 Paddy Moretti: Death's Gray Angel NM OWN - P Sherburne, James #2 Paddy Moretti Mysteries Sports Columnist-Reporter Paddy Moretti, Irish-Italian racing reporter for the New York City Spirit of the Times newspaper in the 1890s. Moretti in Cogswell, Kansas 1890 aims to expose con-men who have fixed a fight in which one boxer dies. Uncovers the culprit. 162939 1980 Paddy Moretti: Death's Pale Horse NM OWN - P Sherburne, James #1 Paddy Moretti Mysteries Sports Columnist-Reporter Paddy Moretti, Irish-Italian racing reporter for the New York City Spirit of the Times newspaper in the 1890s. Moretti is at Saratoga investigating a murder. 162940 1987 Paddy Moretti: Death's White City NM OWN - P Sherburne, James #4 Paddy Moretti Mysteries Sports Columnist-Reporter Paddy Moretti, Irish-Italian racing reporter for the New York City Spirit of the Times newspaper in the 1890s. Turn-of-the-century sports reporter Moretti is in Chicago to cover the American Derby. He meets a beautiful, but mysterious woman whose disappearance leads him to a bizarre murder case. 162941 1917 Paddy O'Hara M AFI-Reporters Reporter for The London Blade, Paddy O'Hara (William Desmond), sent to cover a war between two Balkan principalities. War correspondent. Disguises self as a captain's niece, turns down a bribe and falls in love. 162942 1927 Padeniye dinastij Romanovykh MF News Media. Monarchist Press Leader Vremya (Gospodin Suvorin-Himself). 162943 1973 Padrina, La (aka Lady Dynamite) MF Italy Reporter. Woman marries Mafia boss who is shot to death. She takes a trip to Palermo to avenge her husband’s death and her next lover is killed by the Mafia and his chopped hand is delivered to her inside a cake. She goes on a violent rampage for revenge. 162944 2004 Padrino, El MF Newscaster (Rachel Hunter). 162945 1972 Paese Del Sesso Selvaggio, Il (aka Deep River Savages. aka Man From Deep River. aka Sacrifice! aka Mondo cannibale) MF Italy British Photojournalist John Bradley (Ivan Rassimov) is on assignment in the Burmese rain forest and is ambushed by a tribe and treated viciously as a slave until the chief’s daughter takes a liking to him. Her mother, who was a missionary child and speaks English, helps him to escape. He kills the daughter’s fiance, is captured again, marries the daughter and decides to live with the tribe, protecting them and helping them defeat a cannibal tribe at war with them. 162946 1962 Pagador de Promessas, O MF Editor (Irenio Simoes). 162947 1920 Pagan Love M Abdullah, Achmed (Story - "Honorable Gentleman, The"). Hugo Ballin, George S. Hellman, Abdullah (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Chinese Newspaper Owner Tsing Yu-Ch'ing (Tago Yamamoto) leaves China for America and after attending a university starts a Chinese newspaper in New York in Pell Street. He falls in love with a blind girl and arranges for a doctor to cure her. She flees from him when her sight is restored. He returns to his native land and commits suicide. A rare early view of an ethnic newspaper. 162948 1905 Pagan's Love, A N Clyde, Constance Woman Journalist is a close friend 162949 2005 Page 3 M India - Bollywood Entertainment Journalist Madhvi Sharma (Konkona Sen Sharma) takes viewers on a behind-the-scenes look at A-list celebrity lifestyles through the eyes of a female entertainment journalist. Senior Journalist (Navneet Sinha). Publisher's Wife (Dolly Thakore) 162950 1998 Page 3 Profile: Joanne Guest in Portugal, A M Photographer (Jeff Kane-Himself). 162951 1935 Page Miss Glory M DVD -R HQ 7680, 7681. SVD 1472 Shrank, Joseph, Philip Dunning (Play). Delmer Daves, Robert Lord (Screenplay) Ness Book News Media. Photographer Ed Olsen (Frank McHugh), an out-of-work newspaper photographer. Reporter (Bill Elliott). Reporter (Florence Fair). Reporter Metz (Gavin Gordon). Reporter (Jack Mulhall). Reporter Slattery (Lyle Talbot). Reporter (Jack Norton). Reporter (Cyril Ring). Photographer (Jack Richardson). News Photographer (Don Brodie). Advertising Man (Rudolph Cameron). Nome, Alaska Radio Announcer (Sam Hayes). Radio Announcer (Selmer Jackson). Advertising Man (Edward Keane). Miss Glory's Radio Announcer (Phil Tead). Radio Show Announcer (Gayne Whitman). 162952 1932 Pages of Romance R Press 162953 1952 Pagodas, The SS OWN Marti-Ibanez, Felix In "Waltz and Other Stories." Newspaper 162954 1967 Pahkahullu Suomi MF Newscaster (Heikki Kahila) 162955 2002 Paholaisen tytar MF TV Newscaster (Keijo Leppanen-Himself) 162956 1937 Paid to Dance M Newsboy (Bud McTaggart). News Vendor (Walter Lawrence). News Guy (Scott Lawrence). 162957 1953 Pail of Oysters, The N USC Sneider, Vern American Newspaperman Ralph Barton, idealistic young American newspaperman covering the island of Formosa. 162958 1935 Pain Emperor, The SS Page, Norvell Spider, The (Feb. 1935) Press. Hordes of reporters swarm after Wenworth eager to discover if he's the Spider. 162959 2004 Paintbrushes Don't Have Erasers M Short Art Critic (Steven Wash). 162960 1995 Painted Desert: Novel, A N Barthelme, Frederick Journalist 162961 1992 Painted Ladies N OWN - P Harvey, James News Media. NYPD Lieutenant is a media star since he solved a series of sex killings. Now he investigates the death of a beautiful call girl and the media are everywhere. 162962 1924 Painted People M AFI-Playwrights Writer 162963 1972 Painters Painting T Art Critic (Clement Greenberg-Himself). Art News (Thomas B. Hess-Himself). Interviewer (Emile de Antonio). Cameraman (Ed Emshwiller). 162964 1951 Painting the Clouds with Sunshine M Photographer (Jill Richards). 162965 2008 Paintings of Yishai Jusidman A 14 Oils in 2008 exhibit at the Angstrom Gallery. News is the inspiration for the 14 oils by Yishai Jusidman. Each of the paintings measure 28 1/2 inches by 30 1/2 inches and is framed by a gilded rectangle of gold. Each is painted in the manner of the Old Masters. Each image is based on the thumbnail photographs in the World This Week section of the Economist magazine. Some are portraits (Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton looking exhausted; Tony Blair looking flummoxed); a coal miner looking heroic, and a young protester exuding righteous defiance). Other paintings depict the victims of deliberate and accidental violence, refugees and immigrants, modern pirates, historical reenactments, moments of urban leisure and an instance of America’s epidemic obesity. Although it is easy to recall the stories that accompany some, other events have already faded into obscurity. The subjects of most come somewhere in between, with the general outline of the story still available to memory even if most of the details have been lost. 162966 1873 Pair of Blue Eyes, A N OWN - P Hardy, Thomas Reviewer Henry Knight, intellectual, writer, reviewer and essayist. 162967 2008 Pajama Boy, The N Mayerson, Ginger Newspaperman Rhyuu Shimada of Nagasaki falls in love with a young guy who resembles his lost love in Tokyo. 162968 1957 Pajama Game, The M L News Media 162969 2003 Pajama Party of Terror and Other Tales, The M News Media. Reporter (Layla Jade). 162970 1991 Pakanamaan kartta MTF Finland. Miniseries Newscaster (Riikka Uosukainen - Herself). Something is going wrong at the local TV studios in the city of Tampere. Floor Manager Tapani (Vesa Vierikko). 162971 2002 Pakkoruotsia pa svenska teatern MF Interviewer (Jorn Donner-Himself - The Interviewer) 162972 1957 Pal Joey M DVD -R HQ 7191, 7192. Photographer, Sidewalk (Howard Sigrist). 162973 1992 Palace Affair, The N Parker, Una-Mary Social Editor Jackie Daventry follows a glamorous if unvarying routine of parties with the Best People until she meets Gerald Gould, an adoring, self-made millionaire who is everything she wants in a man--except that he's married. 162974 1991 Palace Guard T PR - 10-18-91 Public Relations Vice President Christy Cooper (Marcy Walker) 162975 1987 Palace of Mirrors N OWN - H Rigdon, Charles Photojournalist Brett Farrell, Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist 162976 2008 Palace, The T Reporter (Colin Wakefield) 162977 2006 Paladins N Millington, Dr. Pd Newspaper Editor is needed by street preacher Harry Kingston who inherits the ability to perform miracles and is given the task of saving the world. To get his message across, he has to deal with an egocentric newspaper editor who seems intent on turning him into the latest in a long line of Z-list celebrities. That’s a fate that could ultimately prove worse to Kingston than Armageddon itself. Kingston must first gather towards him the Circle of Twelve, a disparate group of souls whose lives become intertwined by destiny to form the most unlikely band of apostles imaginable. He soon finds that danger lurks at every turn, be it in the form of a demonic assassin out for blood or a shadowy government agency responsible for investigating and eliminating paranormal threats. Both of which seem intent on putting him into an early grave. Worst still, he has to deal with that newspaper editor. 162978 2005 Palais Royal! MF France. News Media. Frederique Dianausoa, la journaliste de Londres (Veronique Barrault). Le photographe (Etienne Chicot). Le paparazzi Ikea #1 (Michel Fortin). M. Lamache, un telespectateur (Vincent Grass). Mme Lamache, une telespectatrice (Catherine Claeys). Le journaliste a la sortie de l'ecole (Gilles David). Le paparazzi Ikea #2 (Chick Ortega). 162979 1939 Pale Horse, Pale Rider: Three Short Novels N OWN - H Porter, Katherine Anne Theater Critic. Miranda, 24, earns $18 a week, barely enough to eat on and pay rent, sensitive, contemplative, intelligent, compassionate. Was a news reporter, but becomes theater critic (Born) Routine female job including features, society reporter and theater critics. Considered to be a fool for passing up a story. Agrees not to write a scandal that would cause unhappiness to a young woman and is "demoted" to a lesser job (Born) Her relationship with a young man important to story, but her examination of inner self more important (Born) 162980 1990 Palermo Connection, The M PR Public Relations Man Sam Toi 162981 2002 Palestine Is Still the Issue DT UK Reporter (John Pilger). 162982 1977 Palkon Ki Chhaon Mein MF India Interviewer (Om Shivpuri) at Post Office. 162983 1974 Pallisers, The T Series Photographer (Jay Neill) 162984 1979 Palm Beach M Magazine Editor (Mick Eyre). 162985 1995 Palm Beach Story, The N Pulitzer, Roxanne Magazine Photographer Meg MacDermott unwittingly captures on film a countess in a compromising position with her lover -- and unearths a scandal that rocks the Palm Beach posh enclave to its glittering core. Her boss, publishing mogul Hank Shaw declines to be photographed for MacDermott's latest assignment -- a photo essay about Palm Beach for his own glossy magazine. But he does clue her in on how things work in his hometown and gives her access to his wealthy, publicity-shy neighbors and friends. MacDermott slaves through charity balls, benefits and board meetings collecting candids of her less than candid quarry. As she does, she accidentally captures Shaw's neighbor, the countess, coupling with an employee in her husband's speedboat. A little passive blackmail gives MacDermott entrée to the countess's circle. MacDermott has fling with countess's cousin. Shaw pines for countess. Chance meeting between countess's brother and Colombian drug lord gives MacDermott leverage to avenge childhood grudge and a nod toward her aspirations as a journalist. 162986 1991 Palmer Kingston: Neon Dancers NM Taylor, Matt and Bonnie #2 Palmer Kingston Mysteries Reporter Palmer Kingston, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, works for the Marlinsport Tribune in Florida. His tenant and lover, Alice Jane (A.J.) Egan, writes for a competing paper, the New Seville Times. The line between career and personal life shifts constantly. When a hotshot U.S. attorney, a boyhood nemesis of Palmer, jails the town's longtime mayor as the perpetrator of a real estate scam, Palmer and A.J. go head-to-head to cover the story. A.J. has been digging up dirt on the same scam. There are more arrests, a possible suicide, and a murder. Palmer and A.J. are separately threatened as they turn over lots of rocks. Palmer, a local, uncovers a generation-old deception that leads to another act of violence. His rival reporter, A.J., is anxious and jittery but damned if she'll show it to Palmer or anyone else. 162987 1987 Palmer Kingston: Neon Flamingo NM OWN - P Taylor, Matt and Bonnie #1 Palmer Kingston Mysteries Reporter Palmer Kingston, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, works for the Marlinsport Tribune in Florida. His tenant and lover, Alice Jane (A.J.) Egan, writes for a competing paper, The New Seville Times. Ace crime reporter Kingston knows the hard-charging Alice Jane Egan of the New Seville Times is tough competition the moment he lays her eyes on her. A retired police captain is slashed to death, apparently by a knife-wielding maniac. The rival Florida reporters rush down the investigative trail. Along the way somebody plants a bomb in Alice's car and an old kidnapping case from Palmer's cub reporting day resurfaces. Meanwhile the two newshounds fall in love. 162988 1991 Palmero Connection, The M SV 157 Reporter interviews Jim Belushi as politician. His wife, magazine writer and editor. Edwin Newman as himself 162989 1998 Palmetto M DVD. SVD 776 Newspaperman Harry Barber (Woody Harrelson), contemporary, small-town Florida newspaperman whose enterprising reporting on local corruption got him framed and sent to prison. Palmetto is Harry Barber. 1st Reporter (Jim R. Coleman). 2nd Reporter (Victoria Tan). Courtroom Reporter (Douglas Mann). Courtroom Photographer (Marcus Thomas). Ken TV Anchor (Ernie Garrett). 162990 2005 Palmetto Pointe T Episode #1. 8-28-2005 Reporter (Braxton Honeycutt). 162991 1989 Palombella rossa MF News Media. Reporter (Mariella Valentini). 162992 1981 Palomino NR OWN - P Steel, Danielle Reporter for Paris-Match 162993 1934 Palooka M SVD 1239 Reporter (Jack Mower). Photographer (Larry Steers). Sportswriters 162994 1951 Pals of the Golden West M DVD -R HQ 8916 Roy Rogers Photographer Pinky Lee (Pinky Lee). 162995 1986 Paltoquet, Le MF France. News Media. The Journalist (Daniel Auteuil). 162996 1984 Pamela Jointly: Megaton Man #1 CB Simpson, Don #1 Megaton Man, The. December, 1984 Reporter Pamela Jointly, a Lois Lane clone who works for The Manhattan Project newspaper. The Megaton Man, in his civilian alias of Reporter Trent Phloog, works at the newspaper and nurses a huge crush on her. Parody Comic Heroes. Jointly has been called a muckraking liberal columnist who goes after Megaton Man even more bluntly in her essays. Stella Starlight, the See-Thru Girl superhero, had a fling with Megaton Man despite being married. Living in Megatropolis in Michigan, USA, Trent Phloog has made a living as a superhero Megaton Mann (aka The Man of Molecules), in a metallic blue costume with yellow gloves and boots. Phloog became Megaton Man when he either bitten by a radioactive frog or as the result of a military megasoldier program. He is married to Stella Starlight, who is known as the superheroine Earth Mother. They have a child. Dr. Software kidnapped Journalist Pamela Jointly from the offices of the Manhattan Project newspaper. 162997 1986 Pamela Jointly: Megaton Man #10: Overkill! CB Simpson, Don #10 Megaton Man. June, 1986 - Last issue in the series Reporters Pamela Jointly and Trent Phloog work at The Manhattan Project Newspaper. Phloog is really The Megaton Man who nurses a huge crush on the ace Lois Lane-type reporter. He yells "Whoo! Pammy Baby!" She thinks Trent is a macho jerk. 162998 1985 Pamela Jointly: Megaton Man #2: Cosmic Cue-Ball Unleashed!, The. CB Simpson, Don #2 Megaton Man, The. February, 1985 Reporters Pamela Jointly and Trent Phloog work at The Manhattan Project Newspaper. Phloog is really The Megaton Man who nurses a huge crush on the ace Lois Lane-type reporter. He yells "Whoo! Pammy Baby!" She thinks Trent is a macho jerk. 162999 1985 Pamela Jointly: Megaton Man #3: Partyers From Mars!" CB Simpson, Don #3 Megaton Man, The. April, 1985 Reporters Pamela Jointly and Trent Phloog work at The Manhattan Project Newspaper. Phloog is really The Megaton Man who nurses a huge crush on the ace Lois Lane-type reporter. He yells "Whoo! Pammy Baby!" She thinks Trent is a macho jerk. Jointly adapts to life in Ann Arbor. Trent returns. 163000 1985 Pamela Jointly: Megaton Man #4: Stella by Starlight/News of the World CB Simpson, Don #4 Megaton Man, The. June, 1985 Reporters Pamela Jointly and Trent Phloog work at The Manhattan Project Newspaper. Phloog is really The Megaton Man who nurses a huge crush on the ace Lois Lane-type reporter. He yells "Whoo! Pammy Baby!" She thinks Trent is a macho jerk. 163001 1985 Pamela Jointly: Megaton Man #5: Stella's Story CB Simpson, Don #5 Megaton Man, The. August, 1985 Reporters Pamela Jointly and Trent Phloog work at The Manhattan Project Newspaper. Phloog is really The Megaton Man who nurses a huge crush on the ace Lois Lane-type reporter. He yells "Whoo! Pammy Baby!" She thinks Trent is a macho jerk. 163002 1985 Pamela Jointly: Megaton Man #6: Enter the Quantum Leaper and Rose Shark! CB Simpson, Don #6 Megaton Man, The. October, 1985 Reporters Pamela Jointly and Trent Phloog work at The Manhattan Project Newspaper. Phloog is really The Megaton Man who nurses a huge crush on the ace Lois Lane-type reporter. He yells "Whoo! Pammy Baby!" She thinks Trent is a macho jerk. Reporter Trent Phloog goes on TV with serious allegations against The Man of Molecules sponsored by the dread Kolordot Corporation 163003 1985 Pamela Jointly: Megaton Man #7: Search Begins, The CB Simpson, Don #7 Megaton Man, The. December, 1985 Reporters Pamela Jointly and Trent Phloog work at The Manhattan Project Newspaper. Phloog is really The Megaton Man who nurses a huge crush on the ace Lois Lane-type reporter. He yells "Whoo! Pammy Baby!" She thinks Trent is a macho jerk. 163004 1986 Pamela Jointly: Megaton Man #8: All-Collegiate Issue! CB Simpson, Don #8 Megaton Man, The. February, 1986 Reporters Pamela Jointly and Trent Phloog work at The Manhattan Project Newspaper. Phloog is really The Megaton Man who nurses a huge crush on the ace Lois Lane-type reporter. He yells "Whoo! Pammy Baby!" She thinks Trent is a macho jerk. 163005 1986 Pamela Jointly: Megaton Man #9: Mewgaton Men! CB Simpson, Don #9 Megaton Man, The April, 1986 Reporters Pamela Jointly and Trent Phloog work at The Manhattan Project Newspaper. Phloog is really The Megaton Man who nurses a huge crush on the ace Lois Lane-type reporter. He yells "Whoo! Pammy Baby!" She thinks Trent is a macho jerk. 163006 1989 Pamela Jointly: Megaton Man Meets the Uncategorizable X+Thems #1 CB Simpson, Don Megaton Man, The. April, 1989 Reporters Pamela Jointly and Trent Phloog work at The Manhattan Project Newspaper. Phloog is really The Megaton Man who nurses a huge crush on the ace Lois Lane-type reporter. He yells "Whoo! Pammy Baby!" She thinks Trent is a macho jerk. 163007 1988 Pamela Jointly: Return of Megaton Man, The #1 CB Simpson, Don Return of Megaton Man #1. July, 1988 Reporter Pamela Jointly of the Manhattan Project newspaper lives in a communal house in Ann Arbor with Stella Starlight and Clarissa James. Trent Phloog is forced to resume identity of Megaton Man. He secretly loves Jointly but is married to Starlight. The president wants the nuclear-powered super-hero back at work. 163008 1988 Pamela Jointly: Return of Megaton Man, The #2: Fortitude of Solemness, The CB Simpson, Don Return of Megaton Man #2. August, 1988 Reporters Pamela Jointly and Trent Phloog work at The Manhattan Project Newspaper. Phloog is really The Megaton Man who nurses a huge crush on the ace Lois Lane-type reporter. He yells "Whoo! Pammy Baby!" She thinks Trent is a macho jerk. 163009 1988 Pamela Jointly: Return of Megaton Man, The #3: Reborn -- Redeemed! CB Simpson, Don Return of Megaton Man #3. September, 1988 Reporters Pamela Jointly and Trent Phloog work at The Manhattan Project Newspaper. Phloog is really The Megaton Man who nurses a huge crush on the ace Lois Lane-type reporter. He yells "Whoo! Pammy Baby!" She thinks Trent is a macho jerk. 163010 1965 Pamela Mason Show, The DT Talk Show 163011 1991 Pamela Smart Story, The T Docudrama News Media 163012 1993 Pamietnik znaleziony w garbie MF Poland Reporter in Airport (Jolanta Fajkowska). 163013 2001 Pamptohoi A.E. MF Reporter (Eva Kotanidou) 163014 1937 Pan redaktor szaleje MF Editor Antoni Dzierzba (Adam Brodzisz - The Real Editor). Would-Be Editor Bohdan Zubraye (Stanislaw Sielanski). 163015 1970 Pan Tau: Pan Tau a Claudie T Episode #7. TV Reporter (Jiri Bruder). TV Reporter (Oldrich Velen). Journalist (Ilona Jirotkova). Journalist (Ivana Herglotzova). 163016 1945 Pan-Americana M DVD -R HQ 6947, 6948. SV 169 Press 163017 1992 Panama Deception, The M News Media. NBC Nightly News Anchor (Deborah Norville). International Journalist (Valerie Van Isler). Journalist-Author (Mark Hertsgaard-Himself). Investigative Journalist (Robert Knight-Himself). Investigative Journalist (Doug Vaughan-Himself). Editor, La Republica (Escolastico Calvo), in detention. Spanish Photographer Lies Dead in the Street (Juantxu Rodriguez-Himself). Panamanian Cameraman (Manuel Becker-Himself). 163018 0001 Panathenaicus ER COPY Isocrates 17-20 B.C. Critics. Against critics. 163019 1988 Pancho Barnes MT Photographer (Robert F. Cawley). 163020 1972 Pancho Villa M Photographer (Tony Ross). 163021 2000 Pandaemonium M Journalist (Peter Harkness) 163022 2006 Pandanggo MF Philippines. Photographer (Roeder). 163023 2007 Pandemic MT Miniseries News Media. Newscaster (Maury Rogow). TV News Anchor (John Milton Branton). TV Reporter (Gina Fricchione). Bird flu virus spreads throughout Los Angeles as a doctor from the CDC races to find a vacine. 163024 1982 Pandemonium M Reporter (Phil Hartman). Photographer (Michael Kless). 163025 1998 Pandora Project, The M TV Anchor Wendy Lane (Erika Eleniak) is supposed to marry a CIA agent in a few days when he runs off to stop a former associate who has stolen a weapon that kills people without harming building. He goes in pursuit hoping to complete the case before his wedding day. 163026 1928 Pandora's Box (Die Buschse Der Pandora) M Wedekind, Franz (Plays - "Erdgeist" and "Die Buchse Der Pandora"). Joseph R. Fliesler (Titles). Ladislaus Vajda (Screenplay) Germany - Ness Book Newspaper Owner is engaged but has an affair with a woman and is later caught in an embrace with her. Owner uses paper to promote the woman when she is given a part in a musical revue. 163027 1996 Pandora's Clock (aka Doomsday Virus) MT DVD -R HQ 7865, 7866, 7867, 7868 Nance, John J. (Novel). David Israel (Teleplay). Miniseries. Ness TV Reporter Dave Telander (Pat Cashman). Reporter is on a plane where a deadly virus breaks out. News Anchor (Nerissa E. Williams). ICN TV News Director (Sean Everett). Press Secretary (Jane Jones). 163028 1965 Pandora's Penchant P MLPL Morris, R.E. Play Index, 1961-67 Press 163029 1970 Pane, vy jste vdova! MF Critic (Ladislav Smoljak). Critic (Zdenek Sverak). 163030 1939 Pani Moralka kraci mestem MF Czechoslovakia Editor (Jan S. Kolar). 163031 1965 Panic M Commentator, Flight (Paul Carpenter) 163032 2001 Panic M News Media. News Anchor (Brian O'Sullivan). 163033 1963 Panic M Fight Commentator (Paul Carpenter). 163034 1910 Panic in Paris NSF Lermina, Jules Anticipates Arthur Conan Doyle’s “The Lost World” (1912) and “The Poison Belt” (1913). France’s Investigative Reporter Team and an English detective attempt to solve a baffling mystery that begins innocently enough when the corpse of a London boxer is discovered at sunrise on the Place de la Concorde in Paris. But the man was reportedly seen in London only a couple of hours earlier. The investigative reporter team and detective are led to a network of vast caverns under Paris inhabited by prehistoric monsters waiting to be released. 163035 1968 Panic in the City M Reporter (Dodie Warren). Reporter (Rush Williams). 163036 1995 Panic in the Park G Anonymous CD-Rom Computer Game News Media. Reporter (Cynthia Steele). Editor (Charlie Stewart). 163037 1996 Panic in the Skies! MT DVD -R HQ 7575, 7576 Reporter #2 (Dan Paulson). Reporter #3 (Steve Leon). Reporter #4 (Brian Arnold) 163038 1950 Panic in the Streets M Reporter Neff (Dan Riss), a newspaper reporter. 163039 1962 Panic in Year Zero! M Radio Newscasts about bombs and aftermath 163040 1986 Panic of '89, The N OWN - H Erdman, Paul News Media 163041 1936 Panic on the Air M Tinsely, Theodore A. (Short Story - "Five Spot.") Harold Shumate (Screenplay) Ness Book Radio Announcer and sports reporter Jerry (Lew Ayres) gets involved in a search for a fortune in missing ransom money. Associate Andy (Benny Baker). Captured by crooks, escapes, and phones in his broadcast. Shoot-out and recovery of missing money. 163042 1979 Panic on Page One NM OWN - P Stewart Linda Columnist. Los Angeles Tribune, formerly a serious sheet, faces extinction. New publisher, Harrison "Trip" Crawford hires Vince Perrino, a drunken columnist to egg on a serial killer. Newspaper floundering. Publisher who wants to save the paper even if it means destroying it. Once respected writer who needs a paycheck far more than he needs respect. 163043 1957 Panic! T Westbrook Van Voorhis host Press 163044 1981 Panikos sta sholeia MF Reporter (Mary Chronopoulou) 163045 1870 Panjandrum, The SS Trollope, Anthony In "Complete Short Stories, Anthony Trollope, The." Magazine. It is now just thirty years ago since we determined to establish the Panjandrum Magazine." We: a set of human beings. 163046 1953 Panorama DT UK. Series 11-11-1953- TV News Program, the longest-running public affairs program in the world. Investigates and uncovers stories about Britain and the world. Reporters Steve Bradshaw, Sarah Barclay (1994-1999, 2001), Jane Corbin, Shelley Jofre (1999, 2000), John Ware (1986), Betsan Powys, Vivian White (1999), Tom Mangold (1976), Robin Denselow (1986).; Reporters John Penycate (1986), Fred Emery (1986), Robert Harris (1986), Gavin Hewitt (1986), Richard Lindley (1986), Declan Lawn (2004). Reporter-Interviewers Michael Barrat, Martin Bashir, Michael Charlton, Robin Day (1967-1979), Trevor Phipott, Leonard Parkin. Correspondent Jane Corbin (1988-2000). Book Critic Nancy Spain. Theater Critic Lionel Hale. Art Critic Denis Mathews. Presenters Gavin Esler (2003), John Sweeney (2007), Pat Murphy (1953), Max Robertson (1954), Alastair Burnet (1972), Christopher Chataway, David Dimbleby, John Freeman, Robert Kee, Malcolm Muggeridge. 163047 1961 Panorama DF West Germany. Series 1961- TV Newsmagazine. Hosts Rof Menzel (1961), Dr. Besser (1962-1963), Rudiger Proske (1962-1963), Werner Baecker (1963), Gerhard Bott (1975-1976), Joachim Fest (1965-1966), Peter Gatter (1981-1987), Ulrich Happel (1977), Manfred Jenke (1963). Hosts Dietrich Koch (1963-1964), Eugen Kogon (1964), Watler Menningen (1963), Peter Merseburger (1967-1975), Jurgen Neven-du-Mont (1963), Anja Reschke (2001), Winfried Scharlau (1978-1981), Patricia Schlesinger (1997-2001), Guido Schutte (1963). Hosts Gert von Paczensky (1961-1963), Joachim Wagner (1987-1996). 163048 1956 Panorama DF Denmark. Series 1956-1959 TV Documentary Magazine. 163049 1960 Panorama DF Spain. Series 1960-1963 Hosts Federico Gallo, Enrique Rubio. 163050 1975 Panorama DF Cuba. Series 1975. TV Documentary. 163051 1992 Panorama DF Canada. Series. TV Documentary. Hosts Pierre Granger, Gisele Quenneville. 163052 1882 Pantaletta: Romance of Sheheland, A N USC Wood, Mrs. J. Pantaletta Editor Icarus Byron Gullible, proprietor of a new journal in our western metropolis, rank of editor. "In other words, I became a daily bather in the waters of tribulation, and a devout reader of the third chapter of Job. 163053 1995 Panther M Reporter (Mark Buntzman - Pushy Reporter). Reporter at Capitol (Tim Loughrin). Reporter at Police Station (Christopher Michaels). 163054 1957 Pantomania: Babes in the Wood MT Commentator, Sherwood (Peter Dimmock) 163055 2005 Pants on Fire N Alderson, Maggie Magazine Editor Georgia Abbott is a sassy woman who searches for romance among flamboyant artists and social climbers in Sydney. Abbott has all but given up on love after walking in on her cheating fiancé. Tired of sulking around London, Georgia decides a change of scenery will be just the thing to cure her broken heart. On a whim, she accepts an editorial job at Glow Magazine and heads down under. Georgia gets to know the recovering addict, the bulimic and the self-absorbed promiscuous princess who make up Glow’s editorial staff. Though Georgia quickly adopts the staff’s insouciant attitude and quirky style, her introduction to Sydney’s men doesn’t go quite as smoothly. She joins the party scene as expected by someone who works for a magazine that offers information on orgasms for the 18-26 female -- by 27 you know or are too frigid to matter. Georgia falls for a succession of wrong men -- the pathological womanizer, the and some dimwit who’s in love with another woman and the underachieving artist who is far too fond of marijuana. Until Georgia builds her self-confidence and properly heals from her breakup, she’ll never meet Mr. Right. As her year in Sydney comes to an end, there’s a surprise or two in store for Georgia providing hope there are still good men out there. 163056 1952 Papa Bear's Newsreel DT Series. 4-27-1952 to 10-26-1952. Host-Narrator Frank Bear. Pre-1948 newsreels with stories and information geared to children aired on this program from Chicago. 163057 1936 Papa sie zeni MF City Editor (Stanislaw Grolicki) 163058 1971 Papa, les petits bateaux MF Reporter. Le Reporter (Jean-Claude Massoulier) 163059 1992 Papagei, Der MF Journalist (Torsten Grandt). TV Journalist-TV Moderator (Andreas Sportelli). 163060 1969 Paparazzi M AFI-Photographers Photographer 163061 1998 Paparazzi M Sports Reporter (Didier Cauchy). Press (Francoise Lepine) 163062 2004 Paparazzi M DVD -R HQ 3891, 3892. Tabloid Photographer Rex Harper (Tom Sizemore) is a bottom-feeding celebrity shutterbug, lowlife operator who grins just at the moment he's sliming you. Harper snaps invasive family photographs of a newly minted action star. The actor then murders paparazzi who stalk celebrities. Points out that the worst excesses of tabloid photographers are part of a tacit contract with the public. Bo's Publicist (Wendy Braun). Reporter (Joel Connable). Female Field Reporter (Leyna Nguyen). Reporter (Dean Nolen). Reporter (Angela Martinez). Smartass Paparazzi (Robert Catrini). Paparazzi (Boyd Kelly), (Scott R. Tomasso). 163063 2009 Paparazzi MUS Fusari, Rob and Stefani Germanotta (Songwriters). Lady GaGa Paparazzi. “We are the crowd, we’re c-comin’ out Got my flash on, it’s true Need that picture of you It so magical, we’d be so fantastical.” “Leather and jeans, garage glamorous Not sure what it means But this photo of us it don’t have a price Ready for those flashing light ‘Cause you know that baby, I.” “I’m your biggest fan, I’ll follow you until you love me Papa, paparazzi Baby, there’s no other superstar, you know that I’ll be Your papa, paparazzi.” “Promise I’ll be kind But I won’t stop until that boy is mine Baby, you’ll be famous, chase you down until you love me Papa, paparazzi” “I’ll be your girl backstage at your show Velvet ropes and guitars Yeah, cause you’re my rock star in between the sets Eyeliner and cigarettes” “Shadow is burnt, yellow dance and we turn My lashes are dry, purple teardrops I cry It don’t have a price, loving you is cherry pie, Cause you know that baby, I” “I’m your biggest fan, I’ll follow you until you love me Papa, paparazzi Baby, there’s no other superstar, you know that I’ll be Your papa, paparazzi” “Promise I’ll be kind But I won’t stop until that boy is mine Baby, you’ll be famous, chase you down until you love me Papa, paparazzi” “Real good, we dance in the studio Snap, snap to that shit on the radio Don’t stop for anyone We’re plastic but we still have fun” “I’m your biggest fan, I’ll follow you until you love me Papa, paparazzi Baby there’s no other superstar, you know that I’ll be Your papa, paparazzi” “Promise I’ll be kind But I won’t stop until that boy is mine Baby, you’ll be famous, chase you down until you love me Papa, paparazzi.” Music Video has many photos beings taken, newspaper headlines (“Lady No More GaGa,” “Gonna Hit Rock Bottom,” Lady GaGa Innocent” and other headlines with photographs. 163064 1962 Paparazzi Photographers and High Fashion DT Avidon, Richard Paparazzi. Tale of rabid journalists chasing the actor Mike Nichols and the model Suzy Parker till Parker tries to slit her wrists -- a tale loosely based on Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton/s steam-heated journey through the tabloids. 163065 2009 Paparazzi Princess NJ Calonia, Jen #4 Secrets of My Hollywood Life Series Paparazzi and Publicists. Kaitlin Burke, star of the long-running hit TV series, “Family Affair,” is now 17 and preparing for some major changes in her life. The show is going off the air and Kaitlin just wants some time to deal with the loss in her own way. But everyone around her seems to have other agendas. Her manager mom, her personal assistant, her publicist and her agent are all hounding her to find a new project. The only people available to give sympathy seem to be notorious party girls, Ava and Lauren, and suddenly America’s favorite good girl TV star is seen out dancing late at night and spending way too much money in trendy boutiques. Shopping sprees and the Tinseltown nightlife seem fun at first, but soon Kaitlin realizes that being a paparazzi princess just might be her downfall. 163066 2001 Paparazzi-Poker NM Lenk, Fabian Germany TV Journalist. Journalist 163067 2006 Paparazzi: Adventures on the Red Carpet G Computer Game at peer flixgame.com Paparazzi. You earn dollars by snapping photos of Paris and Wacko Jacko who run away. 163068 2003 Paparazzi: Reel Tragedy: Toronto Film Festival DT DVD -R 1634 Episode. 7-23-2003. Series Entertainment photojournalist shoots the Toronto Film Festival 163069 2003 Paparazzi: What is the Price of a Picture? DT SVD 1423 Tabloid Photographer pursues photos of pop singer Madonna 163070 1996 Paper Brigade, The M SVD 605 Small Town Paperboy and his nerdy buddies fight back when a local bully tries to take over their turf 163071 1941 Paper Bullets (aka Gangs, Inc. Gang War) M Reporter Bill Dugan (Alan Ladd) goes undercover, doubles for a notorious gangster Jimmy Kelly who he resembles from a newspaper picture. 163072 1954 Paper Chain N Benedict, Lawrence News Media 163073 1988 Paper Chase, The N Garner, William News Media 163074 1978 Paper Chase, The: Consigliore's Daughter, The T Episode #35. Reporter (George Marshall Ruge). 163075 2007 Paper Children N Fine, Marcia Photojournalist Sarah pursues a career in photography in 1940. She is sent on assignment to the Displaced Persons camps in Europe and the experiences destroys her faith. She ends up pursuing a hedonistic life. Her daughter, Mimi, is a solitary young woman and becomes curious about the family’s past. She explores the Holocaust and searches for her roots. She discovers Paulina who hands over her family’s pre-war correspondence that she calls her “Paper Children.” Paulina was the privileged daughter of aristocratic parents who reluctantly follows her driven businessman husband to America in 1929. From a vantage point in New York, she endures a difficult marriage and slowly becomes aware of the destruction of her large extended family in Poland as the Nazis tighten their grip on Europe. Then in 1940, Paulina’s daughter, Sarah, goes on an assignment that will change her life. 163076 1879 Paper City, A N MLPL Locke, David Ross (Petroleum V. Nasby) Editor Myra Mold, the dedicated editor faces the charge that because of her work she has neglected her husband, children and home. Petroleum Vesuvius Nasby. Editors in a frontier Illinois village as bribe-taking liars. 163077 1984 Paper Dolls: Episode 10 T Episode #10. 11-27-1984 Reporter Roscoe Born (Mark Bailey), reporter for Newsbeat Magazine, realizes that Racine used him to get highlighted in his article. Laurie draws rave reviews. Racine starts to mold her brooding male model. 163078 1984 Paper Dolls: Episode 12 T Episode #12. 12-11-1984 Reporter Roscoe Born (Mark Bailey), reporter for Newsbeat Magazine, has been chosen to write the screenplay for a movie inspired by his article. Racine is surprised to learn this. Obsessed fan Lewis Crosby travels to New York to meet Laurie. 163079 1984 Paper Dolls: Episode 13 T Episode #13. 12-18-1984 Reporter Roscoe Born (Mark Bailey), reporter for Newsbeat Magazine. Colette and Wesley are models of restrained civility during the press conference to announce the acquisition of Ferrier cosmetics. Reporter #1 (Mariko Tse). 163080 1984 Paper Dolls: Episode 14 T Episode #14. 12-25-1984 Reporter Roscoe Born (Mark Bailey), reporter for Newsbeat Magazine. Racine is reluctant to tell Mark anything about her past. On the eve of the Tempus show, Wesley tells Grayson Carr to give David's designs a negative review. 163081 1984 Paper Dolls: Episode 3 T Episode #3. 9-25-1984. Series 9-23-1984 to 12-25-1984 Reporter Roscoe Born (Mark Bailey), reporter for Newsbeat Magazine. 163082 1984 Paper Dolls: Episode 4 T Episode #4. 10-9-1984 Reporter Roscoe Born (Mark Bailey), reporter for Newsbeat Magazine. Racine is interviewed for an expose about the fashion industry. 163083 1984 Paper Dolls: Episode 5 T Episode #5. 10-16-1984 Reporter Roscoe Born (Mark Bailey), reporter for Newsbeat Magazine. Racine interviews a new male model. Laurie's school chums chide her about her not-so-innocent looking photographs for "Expectations." 163084 1984 Paper Dolls: Episode 6 T Episode #6. 10-23-1984 Reporter Roscoe Born (Mark Bailey), reporter for Newsbeat Magazine. 163085 1984 Paper Dolls: Episode 7 T Episode #7. 10-30-1984 Reporter Roscoe Born (Mark Bailey), reporter for Newsbeat Magazine. Wesley approaches the editor of a fashion magazine hoping to plant the seeds of a negative review of David's fall line. 163086 1984 Paper Dolls: Episode 8 T DVD -R HQ 5159 Episode #8. 10-16-1984 Reporter Roscoe Born (Mark Bailey), reporter for Newsbeat Magazine. A magazine story may hurt Laurie. Collette arrives. Blair decides to model again. Racine prepares Chris for stardom. News Media. 163087 1984 Paper Dolls: Episode 9 T Episode #9. 11-20-1984 Reporter Roscoe Born (Mark Bailey), reporter for Newsbeat Magazine finishes his story. Racine does her part to sabotage the review of David's line and offers a contract to Chris. 163088 1991 Paper Dynasty, The N OWN - H Gardner, Theodore Roosevelt, II Newspaper Owner Benjamin Raines Olin buys the Los Angeles Tribune and starts a newspaper dynasty 163089 1956 Paper Foxhole T Elward, James In "Prize Plays of Television and Radio, 1956." - - Kraft Television Theatre - 4-4-56. Publisher Andrew J. Fogarty (Norman Lloyd) of Event Magazine. Event magazine, publication out-ranked only by Life and Look. Macauley (Editor of National Affairs). Sanders (Editor of European Affairs). Ferguson (Editor of Baltic Affairs). George Harris (Editor of Far-Eastern Affairs), Hal March 163090 1968 Paper Lion M DVD -R 1526 Plimpton, George (Book based on first-hand, personal experiences).. Lawrence Roman (Screenplay) AFI-"Sports Illustrated"/Authors. Ness Book Magazine Journalist George Plimpton (Alan Alda) in process of editing own magazine when editor for Sports Illustrated tells him he still owes them six articles. To fulfill commitment, he arranges to join Detroit Lions. Wants to write about experiences with professional football team without his teammates knowing his identity. Tries to survive training camp. Plimpton represents new breed of reporters who were no longer just observers, but participants. Other Plimpton articles included pitching in a baseball game and boxing with Sugar Ray Robinson. 163091 1992 Paper Man, The M Newspaper Owner Phillip Cromwell (John Bach) purchases The Globe, a run-down Sydney tabloid, 1965-1995 in Australia. Clear parallels with Rupert Murdock 163092 1990 Paper Mask M Reporter (Lee Simpson) 163093 1977 Paper Money N OWN - P Follett, Ken News Media 163094 1973 Paper Moon M DVD -R HQ 6848, 6849 Photographer (George Lillie - The Photographer). 163095 1949 Paper Orchid M LaBern, Arthur (Novel). Val Guest (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Reporter Stella Mason (Hy Hazell) gets job on the Daily National and becomes known as "The Orchid." When owner of paper dies, widow takes over and fires most of the staff, which goes to rival World Record. Two papers compete over story of actor murdered in Mason's apartment. Killer turns out to be Crime Reporter Freddy Evans (Sidney James), who confesses to committing murder in a drunken fit and planting body in apartment. When he is discovered, the reporter throws himself under a train. Monthly Film Bulletin, 5/31/49: "The film seems to be concerned in proving two old adages: that all journalists do their best work when drunk, and that they will do anything for a story." 163096 1948 Paper Orchid NM LaBern, Arthur Press 163097 1951 Paper Palace, The NM GPL Harling, Robert Editor David Wensley. When the man who controls 12 newspapers in London's Fleet Street will not print the obituary of a certain man, his editor and one of his columnists become suspicious and uncover an unsavory past 163098 1986 Paper Phoenix NM PVL Friedman, Kinky Crusading Newspaper Publisher Larry Hawkins is found dead from a fall out his office windows. 163099 1930 Paper Profits N Train, A.C. Press 163100 1971 Paper Roses MT Critic (Dudley Jones - The Critic). 163101 1954 Paper Sword, The T Cavalcade of America. 4-27-54 Press 163102 1975 Paper Tiger M Davies, Jack (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book German TV Reporter Gunther Muller (Hardy Kruger). TV Cameraman (Tony Braun). 163103 1983 Paper Tiger N Walker, Elizabeth Neff Columnist Hilary Campbell is torn between Jonathan Marsh, her attractive editor on the newspaper, and George Meadows, a successful businessman 163104 1995 Paper Tiger NR Rice, Patricia Journalist Daniel Mulloney is a mysterious and alluring man who claims to be heiress Georgina Hanover fiancé's brother and who attacks the family's wealth and power. The heiress was returning home to marry the man of her dreams and then meets Mulloney. Mulloney is handsome, intelligent, witty and sensitive man. She would like to help him start up a newspaper in Cutlerville and begin his journalistic crusade for workers' rights. The primary exploiter of workers and women in Cutlerville is Mulloney's father -- the one who abandoned him at birth. Mid-19th century America journalism and photography. 163105 1998 Paper-Thin Immortals M News Media. Feature Journalist (Marni L. Berger). Commentator (Andrew Eisenheimer). Photographer (Eric Oertel). 163106 1994 Paper, The M DVD -R HQ 5269, 5270. L Koepp, David, Stephen Koepp (Screenplay). Former editor of Time. Ness Book Newspaper staff of The New York Sun. Metro Editor Henry Hackett (Michael Keaton) wooed by The Sentinel Editor Paul Bladden (Spalding Gray). Sneaks look at notes on his desk. Managing Editor Alicia Clark (Glenn Close) worries about paper's finances. New York Sun Editor Bernie White (Robert Duvall) gives Hackett five hours to get story. Hackett's wife, Martha (Marisa Tomei), pregnant, and Columnist McDougal (Randy Quaid) do the reporting. "You're not a columnist. You're a reporter who writes long." Hackett assigns inept rookie photographer to shoot arrest, but she gets picture. It runs on page one. Columnist urges him to yell, "Stop the Presses." Hackett-Clarke battle. She stops him from replating front page. Columnist furious. Paper's reputation for gory photos and dumb headlines, but never knowingly printed false story. Parking commissioner columnist hounded tries to shoot him. Hits Close who ends up in hospital with Martha. Clarke reworks front page. Wife gives birth. Max, Photographer New York Sun (Joe Viviani). Sun Newsroom Staffer (Patricia Holihan). Robin (Amelia Campbell), Cub Photographer, New York Sun. Press Operator (Jack O'Connell). Copy Editor (Ed Jupp Jr.). News Truck Driver (Frank Inzerillo). 163107 2008 Paper, The: Episode #2 T DVD -R HQ 9849 Episode #2. 4-21-2008. Eight-Episode Reality Show on MTV School Newspaper Staff. MTV takes viewers to the world of high school journalism as it launches The Paper, a new reality series premiering on April 14. The show is set in Cypress Bay High School in Weston, Florida, home of the award-winning newspaper The Circuit, and centers on its fiercely competitive student staff members that exhibit the aptitude, pride and ambition of future leaders as they put great efforts into writing impressive stories and making the best paper they possibly can. Amanda, the paper's copy editor, is the new editor-in-chief. Alex, the paper’s sports editor, is the new managing editor. Then, there's Gina, the paper's clubs editor, is the new news editor. Her coworker and boyfriend, is Trevor, the new layout editor. Adam is the new advertising manager. Cassia, Amanda's best friend and confidante at the paper, who is now the entertainment editor. | The new editor-in-chief tries to overcome dissension with an ice cream social. 163108 2008 Paper, The: Episode #3 T DVD -R HQ 9865 Episode #3. 4-28-2008. Eight-Episode Reality Show on MTV School Newspaper Staff. MTV takes viewers to the world of high school journalism as it launches The Paper, a new reality series premiering on April 14. The show is set in Cypress Bay High School in Weston, Florida, home of the award-winning newspaper The Circuit, and centers on its fiercely competitive student staff members that exhibit the aptitude, pride and ambition of future leaders as they put great efforts into writing impressive stories and making the best paper they possibly can. Amanda, the paper's copy editor, is the new editor-in-chief. Alex, the paper’s sports editor, is the new managing editor. Then, there's Gina, the paper's clubs editor, is the new news editor. Her coworker and boyfriend, is Trevor, the new layout editor. Adam is the new advertising manager. Cassia, Amanda's best friend and confidante at the paper, who is now the entertainment editor. Alec courts promising new junior editor at a Dave Matthews Band concert. 163109 2008 Paper, The: Episode #4 T DVD -R HQ 9881 Episode #4. 5-5-2008. Eight-Episode Reality Show on MTV School Newspaper Staff. MTV takes viewers to the world of high school journalism as it launches The Paper, a new reality series premiering on April 14. The show is set in Cypress Bay High School in Weston, Florida, home of the award-winning newspaper The Circuit, and centers on its fiercely competitive student staff members that exhibit the aptitude, pride and ambition of future leaders as they put great efforts into writing impressive stories and making the best paper they possibly can. Amanda, the paper's copy editor, is the new editor-in-chief. Alex, the paper’s sports editor, is the new managing editor. Then, there's Gina, the paper's clubs editor, is the new news editor. Her co-worker and boyfriend, is Trevor, the new layout editor. Adam is the new advertising manager. Cassia, Amanda's best friend and confidante at the paper, who is now the entertainment editor. | Alex wants to prove he should be editor-in-chief. The first deadline of the year is chaotic. Glana’s boyfriend plans a romantic date. 163110 2008 Paper, The: Episode #5 T DVD -R HQ 9898 Episode #5. 5-12-2008. Eight-Episode Reality Show on MTV School Newspaper Staff. MTV takes viewers to the world of high school journalism as it launches The Paper, a new reality series premiering on April 14. The show is set in Cypress Bay High School in Weston, Florida, home of the award-winning newspaper The Circuit, and centers on its fiercely competitive student staff members that exhibit the aptitude, pride and ambition of future leaders as they put great efforts into writing impressive stories and making the best paper they possibly can. Amanda, the paper's copy editor, is the new editor-in-chief. Alex, the paper’s sports editor, is the new managing editor. Then, there's Gina, the paper's clubs editor, is the new news editor. Her coworker and boyfriend, is Trevor, the new layout editor. Adam is the new advertising manager. Cassia, Amanda's best friend and confidante at the paper, who is now the entertainment editor. | An editors meeting reveals warring cliques within the newspaper. Amanda faces the possibility of mutiny. 163111 2008 Paper, The: Episode #6 T DVD -R HQ 9919 Episode #6. 5-19-2008. Eight-Episode Reality Show on MTV School Newspaper Staff. MTV takes viewers to the world of high school journalism as it launches The Paper, a new reality series premiering on April 14. The show is set in Cypress Bay High School in Weston, Florida, home of the award-winning newspaper The Circuit, and centers on its fiercely competitive student staff members that exhibit the aptitude, pride and ambition of future leaders as they put great efforts into writing impressive stories and making the best paper they possibly can. Amanda, the paper's copy editor, is the new editor-in-chief. Alex, the paper’s sports editor, is the new managing editor. Then, there's Gina, the paper's clubs editor, is the new news editor. Her coworker and boyfriend, is Trevor, the new layout editor. Adam is the new advertising manager. Cassia, Amanda's best friend and confidante at the paper, who is now the entertainment editor. | Ms. Weiss takes drastic measures to force the two sides to work together. Homecoming relieves stress. 163112 2008 Paper, The: Episode #7 T DVD -R HQ 9961 Episode #7. 5-26-2008. Eight-Episode Reality Show on MTV School Newspaper Staff. MTV takes viewers to the world of high school journalism as it launches The Paper, a new reality series premiering on April 14. The show is set in Cypress Bay High School in Weston, Florida, home of the award-winning newspaper The Circuit, and centers on its fiercely competitive student staff members that exhibit the aptitude, pride and ambition of future leaders as they put great efforts into writing impressive stories and making the best paper they possibly can. Amanda, the paper's copy editor, is the new editor-in-chief. Alex, the paper’s sports editor, is the new managing editor. Then, there's Gina, the paper's clubs editor, is the new news editor. Her coworker and boyfriend, is Trevor, the new layout editor. Adam is the new advertising manager. Cassia, Amanda's best friend and confidante at the paper, who is now the entertainment editor. | Glana’s article on a teen genius shakes up the status quo. Ms. Weiss calls the editors in for a team-bonding retreat. 163113 2008 Paper, The: Episode #8 T DVD -R HQ 9961 Episode #8. 5-26-2008. Eight-Episode Reality Show on MTV School Newspaper Staff. MTV takes viewers to the world of high school journalism as it launches The Paper, a new reality series premiering on April 14. The show is set in Cypress Bay High School in Weston, Florida, home of the award-winning newspaper The Circuit, and centers on its fiercely competitive student staff members that exhibit the aptitude, pride and ambition of future leaders as they put great efforts into writing impressive stories and making the best paper they possibly can. Amanda, the paper's copy editor, is the new editor-in-chief. Alex, the paper’s sports editor, is the new managing editor. Then, there's Gina, the paper's clubs editor, is the new news editor. Her coworker and boyfriend, is Trevor, the new layout editor. Adam is the new advertising manager. Cassia, Amanda's best friend and confidante at the paper, who is now the entertainment editor. Alex and Amanda confront each other about their rocky professional and personal relationships. 163114 2008 Paper, The: Premiere T DVD -R HQ 9829 Episode #1. 4-14-2008. Eight-Episode Reality Show on MTV School Newspaper Staff. MTV takes viewers to the world of high school journalism as it launches The Paper, a new reality series premiering on April 14. The show is set in Cypress Bay High School in Weston, Florida, home of the award-winning newspaper The Circuit, and centers on its fiercely competitive student staff members that exhibit the aptitude, pride and ambition of future leaders as they put great efforts into writing impressive stories and making the best paper they possibly can. For eight episodes, The Paper will follow an ambitious bunch of students as they struggle to maintain good grades, manage extracurricular activities and battle it out to see who has what it takes to produce news that's fit to print. For the soon-to-be seniors, the competition is much fiercer as they vie for the position of editor-in-chief. However, only one will score the top slot. One of the hopefuls contending for the coveted position is Amanda, the paper's current copy editor. Her main job is to check and edit the paper for proper grammar, punctuation and style, though she tends to oversee everything. She is also the last staffer to touch the paper before it goes to the printer. Though she is a top choice for the editor-in-chief position, other frontrunners find Amanda's passion for journalism a little hard to swallow. Unlike Amanda, her friend Alex appears to be more friendly and sociable. He is presently the paper's sports editor but will soon face-off against Amanda as he aims for the top slot as well. Despite the fact that he has never succeeded at playing sports, Alex excels at writing about them and is now aspiring to branch out and cover more ground as a journalist. Also in the running is the business manager, Adam, who has a flair for the dramatic. Described as the busiest human being alive, Adam is a natural-born salesman and has already established his worth when it comes to the tireless pursuit of money, which has given the paper's staff the freedom to cover more stories. Then, there's Gina. She's the paper's clubs editor and although a strong contender for editor-in-chief, she sometimes gets distracted by her coworker and boyfriend, Trevor, the assistant business manager and technical guru who is also eyeing the editor-in-chief post. Rounding up the cast are activist Cassia, Amanda's best friend and confidante at the paper, and Dan, the most vocal staff writer. These two are also in the running for the top opening. Watch the drama unfold as these students run an award- winning paper while putting their friendships aside. 163115 1999 Paperback Hero M Journalist (Michael Forde) 163116 1995 Paperboy N OWN - H Dexter, Pete Reporter Ward James is a reclusive, obsessed young reporter, half of a famous investigative team in Miami, son of a newspaper family. Moat County (Florida) Tribune 163117 1999 Paperboy N Holland, Isabelle Aspiring Reporter Kevin O'Donnell, a 12-year-old in 1881 New York City, works as a messenger for a prominent newspaper and dreams of being a reporter. James Langley, patrician publisher of the Chronicle. 163118 1996 Paperboy NJ OWN - H Kroeger, Mary Kay and Louise Bordon. (Ted Lewin, illustrator) Newsboy. Willie Brinkman, paper boy for the Cincinnati Times-Star. 163119 1994 Paperboy, The M SVD 632 Newsboy. Murder makes grisly headlines when a seemingly innocent newsboy becomes obsessed with a young divorcee 163120 2005 Paperclips DM DVD -R HQ 8X 4823, 4824 White House Correspondents Peter W. Schroeder and his wife Dagmar Schroeder-Hildebrand. News Media. Journalists. Tennessee students gather paper clips to commemorate the Holocaust of World War II The journalists become interested in the project, publicize it, lost their journalistic objectivity and become involved. They find and secure a German rail car that has been used to transport Jews to the camps. Dita Smith of the Washington Post also publicizes the project. Tom Brokaw has a segment on the NBC Nightly News. Journalists positively portrayed as those who empowered the project. 163121 2003 Papers M Reporter (Lauren Maher). Lead Reporter (Alex Castillo) 163122 1918 Papers, The SS MLPL James, Henry In "Better Sort, The." Journalist Maud Blandy, sensitive and finally disgusted journalist who likes Howard Bright, the tardily disgusted journalist who Carters to publicity-seekers. 163123 2005 Paperwhite Narcissus, The N Riggs, Cynthia Editor Colley Jameson of The Island Enquirer is a harried, hard-drinking editor who fires the 91-year-old Columnist Victoria Trumbell and refuses to reinstate her column or her job as West Tisbury correspondent. He claims newspaper needs a younger look Trumbull, determined to show that age is no barrier to being a newspaperwoman, immediately throws her weight behind The Grackle, intent on turning the two-page West Tisbury newsletter into a formidable competitor to the Enquirer. In the meantime, Jameson, the Enquirer's narcissistic editor has been receiving a series of obituaries each naming him as the deceased. H e would dismiss them as sick jokes, but the obituaries follow the actual deaths of people close to him. Rather than going to the police, he grudgingly rehires Victoria to undercover the identity of the obituary writer. Trumbull, also a sheriff's deputy had saved his life when his tie got stuck in a printing press. William Botts is editor of the West Tisbury Grackle that sells for a dime and he's happy to take on Victoria as an unpaid reporter especially after she scoops the Enquirer with a story about two halves of a body found at separated locations. 163124 1924 Papirosnitsa ot Mosselproma MF Cameraman Latugin (Nikolai Tsereteli). 163125 2006 Paprika C Japan Reporter (Shinichiro Ota - Voice). When a machine allowing therapists to enter their patient's dreams is stolen, all hell breaks loose and only young female therapist Paprika can stop it. 163126 1989 Paprika M Italy. Adult. Female Reporter dressed as man comes to a brothel has sex with Paprika, a young country girl who works in a brothel in order to help her fiancé get the money to start his own business -- Paprika is the name given to her by the madam. 163127 2009 Par for the Course NR Bayley-Burke, Jenna Columnist Jillian who writes a Dating Diva column arrives at Ben Cannon’s golf resort and Ben felt this magnetic pull once before for a bespectacled brunette back in college. That woman was nothing like this platinum blonde from New York -- confident, poised and hitting on him like crazy. Is she really interested in him, or merely seeking fodder for her Dating Diva column? Just one wrong move from Ben, one more disappointment, and Jillian will finally be able to stop obsessing about her college crush, leave town and get on with her life. Except the more rope she gives him to hang himself, the more he ties her up in knots. Every move he makes is the right one, both in bed and out of it. Shaken to her college-nerd core, Jillian begins to wonder if giving him a taste of love-em-and-leave-em is what she wants after all. 163128 2004 Par ici le soleil MF France Interviewer (Mathieu Mallaise - L'interviewer - Voice). 163129 2004 Para matar a un asesino M Photographer, American (Pat Germano). 163130 1933 Parachute Jumper M AD Newspaper Advertisement 163131 1998 Parade P Brown, Jason Robert (Music and Lyrics). Alfred Uhry (Book) Reporter Britt Craig, a drunken journalist for the Atlanta Georgian, Craig is a cynical, hard-drinking newspaper reporter who is both comical and astute as he rides the wave of media frenzy to rejuvenate his flagging police beat career. Craig delivers the biggest show stopper of the evening, “Big News” and gets big laughs while doing so. Editor-Publisher Tom Watson of the zealot newspaper, the Jeffersonian, is an evangelical newspaper publisher who with the ambitious prosecuting attorney are the villainous catalysts who ignite the townspeople against Leo Frank, the man accused of killing a 13-year-old girl. The musical concerns the real life 1913 trial of a Jewish factory manager named Leo Frank, accused of raping and murdering a 13-year-old employee, Mary Phagan. The trial, sensationalized by the news media, aroused anti-Semitic tensions in Atlanta and the U.S. state of Georgia. When Frank’s sentence was commuted due to possible problems with the trial, he was transferred to a prison in Milledgeville, Georgia where a lynching party kidnapped him from the prison. Frank was taken to Phagan’s hometown of Marietta, Georgia and he was hanged. Watson, a rabid publisher who was later elected a U.S. senator is one of the true villains of the piece along with the prosecutor. Watson (“Watson’s Lullaby”) swears revenge on the girl’s killer. The citizens of Marietta, led by Watson are enraged when Frank’s sentence to life in prison in Milledgeville, Georgia, is commuted (”Where Will You Stand When the Flood Comes?”). Watson is also featured with the townspeople in “People of Atlanta, Trial Part 1”). Songs in which Craig participates: “Big News!” (cut for several productions, featuring Craig). “Funeral: There is a Fountain/It Don’t Make Sense” (Craig in ensemble). “Real Big News” (Craig and ensemble). Craig is flung out of a bar bemoaning the lack of anything newsworthy in Atlanta (Big News!). As he makes himself comfortable in a rubbish can, the police arrive and tell him that they have something truly interesting he can write about. Solicitor Hugh Dorsey assures the reporters that he will uncover and prosecute the killer of Mary Phagan. At Mary Phagen’s funeral, rumors fly about the identity of her murderer, and Frankie Epps vows to Britt Craig that he will kill the man who slaughtered his sweetheart (”There is a Fountain/It Don’t Make Sense). Newspaper Publisher Tom Watson also swears vengeance on the killer and sings a haunting “Lullaby” to the coffin as it is lowered into the ground. The prosecutor Hugh Dorsey arrested Leo Frank despite having no evidence against the man (“Somethin’ Ain’t Right”). Meanwhile the case is being tried in the newspapers before it reaches court and Britt Craig’s career has been made. The real killer isn’t as sure a bet as Frank, so Dorsey, to save face, begins to cook up evidence against the Jews. (”Real Big News”). Hounded by reporters, Lucille Frank, Leo’s wife, collapses from exhaustion and emotion, and when Britt Craig tries to question her on his own, she angrily tells him that “You Don’t Know This Man.” Britt Craig marvels at Leo’s perseverance to prove his innocence after he is convicted of the crime (”It Goes On and On) and thanks God for the career-making story this whole case has made. When the governor announces that he has commuted Leo’s death sentence to life in prison, the crowd goes mad. Prosecutor Dorsey and Publisher Watson feel terribly betrayed and convince the citizens of Atlanta to take justice into their own hands (”Where Will You Stand When the Flood Comes?”). After Leo is hanged by vigilantes, Britt Craig comes to visit Lucille. He has Leo’s wedding ring and wants to give it to her before she leaves the city that killed her husband. Staring at the ring, Lucille realizes that she cannot leave Atlanta -- the city may not have been Leo’s home, but it certainly is hers and she will not be drive out. It is Confederate Memorial Day and another parade goes through Atlanta. Just as the young soldier bid farewell to his sweetheart in the Civil War, Lucille bids farewell to Leo and watches the Parade go by her. 163132 2004 Parade of the Heroes: Athens 2004 DT Reporters Clare Balding, Sue Barker, John Inverdale, Steve Redgrave. Presenters Sue Barker, Hazel Irvine, Steve Rider. 163133 1924 Parade's End N Ford, Maddox Ford 1924-1928 Critic Vincent Macmaster, toady, dreary critic who borrows from his friend to set up a literary establishment. He gains a title but proves to be lacking in dignity and gratitude. 163134 1947 Paradine Case, The M DVD -R HQ 2795, 2796. DVD. L Hitchcock Headlines. Hitchcock: Use of juxtaposed headlines. Progress of trial detailed in newspaper article 163135 1989 Paradise T Reporter. Ethan, after the great prison escape, is followed home by Wyatt Earp and a reporter who wants to know why 163136 2004 Paradise MT TV Mogul Reverend Bobby Paradise (David Strathaim) was a televangelist who saw God in space debris while returning to Earth as an astronaut. He was with NASA. Now he and his wife, a Cape Canaveral groupie at the time, have built up an extensive TV empire. When their proposal to merge with a somewhat tarnished mogul is investigated by the government, skeletons in the Paradise closet come to light. Elizabeth Paradise (Barbara Hershey). Reporters (Molly Ballard, Peter Epstein). Boxing Commentator (Al Bernstein). 163137 2008 Paradise MF Japan Anchorwoman Erika who has political aspirations and Yohei, a timid novice fisherman, are forced to fight for their lives when fate leaves them both stranded and isolated in a remote Japanese fishing village where unexpected events occur. 163138 1962 Paradise Alley M AFI-Motion Picture Cameramen Cameraman 163139 2002 Paradise Alley N Baker, Kevin Reporter for Horace Greeley's anti-Irish Tribune in late 19th century 163140 1955 Paradise at Little Bend SS USC West, Anne In "Days of Grass: Stories from the Christian Herald." Byline: Doug and Maura Daly. Three separate stories, five pictures in this one edition. Reporting team. 163141 1965 Paradise Bay: TS Series. 9-27-1965 to 7-1-1966. NBC Newspaper Editor Walter Montgomery (Walter Brooke) vilifies prime suspect in a murder of a young woman in his newspaper. Inflamed passions, an extended trial with a wrong suspect. Local Radio Station Manager Jeff Morgan (Keith Andes), his nosy busybody wife Mary Morgan (Marion Ross), and their teenage daughter Kitty Morgan (Heather North). 163142 1967 Paradise Bit, The N Zinsser, William Knowlton Hollywood Publicity Team descends on a small group of South Pacific Islands to promote the world premiere of a movie. Humorous spoof. 163143 2004 Paradise Chronicles, The N Beck, Heather Canadian Journalist Sara Jordin travels to the Marshall Islands to report on the booming travel and tourism trade there> When offered a job in the Marshall Islands, Jordin realizes that her true calling may not lie within journalism after all. 163144 1988 Paradise Eater, The N Saul, John Ralston Former Journalist John Field, former Canadian journalist who has lived in Thailand for 20 years 163145 1937 Paradise for Two M Press 163146 1997 Paradise Found N Baker, Jill Weinberg List Journalist 163147 2007 Paradise Hills M Cohen, Mike Reporter (Christine Clayburg). Family with a disturbing past unknowingly becomes the latest victims of "Paradise Hills," an extreme reality show with a socking secret. 163148 1989 Paradise Motel, The N OWN - H McCormack, Eric War Correspondent J.P. enjoys a good death 163149 2005 Paradise Now MF Palestine. Photographer (Mohammad Kosa). Video Camera Man (Nabeel Shaheen). 163150 1980 Paradise Plot, The N Naha, Ed TV Commentator Tony Safian (metallic blue hair, chin of granite, head of meat). Home subscribers to News Satellite Network receive their news 24 hours a day. Harry Porter of the only remaining U.S. paper, the Herald-Times-News who offers the most credible reports. 163151 1986 Paradise Postponed MT Miniseries TV Reporter (Robert Woolley). Reporter (Norman Hartley). Reporter (David Howie). Reporter (Mark Lindsay). Reporter (Neville Phillips). Reporter (Shelagh Stephenson). Newspaper Reporter (Roger Kemp). 163152 1671 Paradise Regain'd PO Milton, John Messenger. Book IV. Messenger: O, whither shall I run, or which way fly The sight of this so horrid spectacle, Which erst my eyes beheld, and yet behold? Messenger: It would burst forth; but I recover breath, And sense distract, to know well what I utter. 163153 1989 Paradise: Home Again T Porter, Robert Episode. 9-16-1989 News Media 163154 1974 Parallax View, The M DVD -R HQ 4718, 4719. DVD. SVD 808. SVDSP 667. SV 51 Singer, Loren (Novel). David Giler, Lorenzo Semple Jr. (Screenplay) Beatty, p. 175-187. Ness Book Reporter Joe Frady (Warren Beatty) in Oregon begins to believe a conspiracy theory involving a senator shot in Seattle during an Independence Day celebration. Special committee rules assassin acted alone. Press criticized for speculating about conspiracy. Fellow Journalist Lee Carter (Paula Prentiss) contacts Frady with new information on assassination. Frady's Editor Bill Rintels (Hume Cronyn) reminds him he was let go from the paper once, only hired back on condition that he overcome drinking problem. Reporter also promised to curb his creative irresponsibility. Despite objections, Frady investigates assassination with help of former federal agent. He infiltrates group of professional assassins operating under cover of Parallax Corporation. Carter is killed. Frady is believed to have been killed, but reestablishes contact with editor convincing him to print his obituary to confirm his death. Editor is killed. Frady can't prevent another killing and is framed as the assassin. Shot while trying to escape. Another special committee concludes he acted alone. "We're in the business of reporting the news, not creating it." Public Relations Man Austin Tucker murdered. 163155 1970 Parallax View, The N OWN - P Singer, Loren Reporter 163156 2006 Parallel M Short Photographer (Christine Goulden). 163157 1994 Parallel Lives MT Benice, Gisela (Screenplay) Ness Book - PR Reporter Nick Dimas (James Belushi) attends a fraternity-sorority reunion. Sees Win Winslow (JoBeth Williams), politician's publicist with whom he once had a one-night stand and then wrote an article about it. Publicist upset. Also upset with reporter for crucifying a candidate he helped elect for the sake of the story. Reporter has run-in with man after he first confides personal details about his own life in order to get him to reveal secrets. Two men come to blows. Man discovers Dimas tape recording private conversations. Man killed in car accident. Reporter questioned by police and after interrogation, Dimas faces up to emptiness of life. Sits alone on school's diving board and lets out a primal screen. Senator claims to have been with man at time of accident. Covering for daughter. PR woman, reporter and senator argue over how to handle senator's involvement. Reporter says he cannot tell the real story but also will not print her version because she will always know he lied. "My job is just to report, tell the story…Look, I made a lot of sacrifices for this job…like family, like a relationship, like a home." 163158 2003 Parallel Passage M Newscaster Steve Charles (Mel Fair). News Reporter Lorenzo Torres (Lenny Sanz). 163159 1998 Parallelities N Foster, Alan Dean Tabloid Reporter Max Parker. 163160 2004 Paranoia Agent C Japan, Madhouse studios. WOWOW and Animax networks. Anime series. Mystery anime. Psychological horror anime. Satire anime Tabloid reporter Akio Kawazu is a sleazy tabloid reporter who is currently stuck at a harsh point in his life. Deep in debt, he is also constantly nagged by the son of an old man Kawazu had accidentally run over. The son demands that Kawazu pay for his father's hospital stay, and Kawazu is having a hard time coming up with the money. To make money he follows the case of Tsukiko's attack at the hands of Lil' Slugger. Trailing Tsukiko, he eventually confronts her and asks her questions about the incident, questions which make Tsukiko feel uncomfortable. Shortly afterward, he is attacked by Lil' Slugger while trailing Tsukiko down an alleyway. His attack proves the Lil' Slugger attacks were not a one-time incident and that there may be a serial assailant at work. Kawazu's family name is a play on words to the Japanese word for "frog”, Kaeru. In Japanese folklore, frog characters are often known for being sleazy and greedy. Superficially, Kawazu also resembles a frog, and is even depicted as one later on in Episode 5, "The Holy Warrior.” 163161 2000 Paranoid M TV Newswoman Kate Winsail (Nathalie Hendriz), the TV News Lady in Red. 163162 2008 Parasomnia M News Media. TV Reporter (Jane Hamilton). Field Reporter (Leo Quinones). News Anchor (Kent Shocknek). 163163 1994 Paratiisin lapset MF Finland PR Man (Hannu Paananen). Newsreader (Peter Woods). 163164 1979 Parcel of Their Fortunes, A NM Byfield, Barbara Ninde Photographer Helen Bullock is complaining with reason about her on her own in damp "Crumbles," Simon Bede's old thatched weekend place in Kent. Then she's off to Marrakech in Morocco to visit an old friend who is recovering from jaundice and hepatitis. She meets up with young film-maker Fergus, who is Simon Bede's son, but Simon himself only appears in the last few pages. One sudden death but little detective work. 163165 2007 Parcheesi Blues N Beltzer, Thomas Former Journalist stumbled upon a Contra training ground in Arkansas. 163166 2004 Pardino, El MF TV Newscaster (Rachel Hunter). 163167 1940 Pardon My Berth Marks M Newspaper Reporter Buster Keaton, a bumbling reporter, ends up on a train with the wife of a public enemy 163168 1950 Pardon My Blood NM OWN - P Whelton, Paul Reporter Garry Dean 163169 1942 Pardon My Sarong M Newsman-Photographer George Peabody (George Chandler) 163170 1942 Pardon My Stripes M Kimble, Lawrence, Stuart Palmer (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Ruth Stevens (Sheila Ryan) is a busybody who fumbles football player's efforts to take gangster's gambling winnings from California to Chicago. Player drops briefcase containing the money in prison courtyard and has to go to jail to get it. Reporter gets wind of the story and tires to convince the warden to start a search for the missing money. When he is uncooperative, she announces the information over the prison loudspeaker, causing chaos. In order to remain on the story, the reporter disguises herself as a prisoner. Football-style scramble for missing briefcase, which is finally confiscated by an IRS agent disguised as a prisoner. Sports Announcer (Tom Hanlon). 163171 1939 Pardon Our Nerve M Stone, Hilda, betty Reinhardt (Story). Robert Ellis, Helen Logan (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter Dick Malone (Michael Whalon) witnesses a busboy punching out an opponent at a party and prints a story on the incident. The kid will only fight if his female manager is insulted. Gangsters kidnap the reporter and the female managers. Newspaperman (Don Brodie). Reporter (Lester Dorr). Newspaper Photographer (Dick French). Publicity Man (Ray Walker). Radio Announcer (Emmeett Vogan). Announcers (Gary Breckner, Hamilton MacFadden, Dan Tobey). 163172 2008 Pardon, The M Reporters (Matthew Reardon, Brad Dison). 163173 1921 Pardon, You Are Mademoiselle Girard! SS GPL Merrick, Leonard Editor Mademoiselle Girard. La Voix Parisienne. Editor. Asst. Lady contributor: Mademoiselle Girard. She will contribute without identification and will work as long as she is anonymous. Prize to identify her 163174 2006 Parelvissers, De TF Belgium. Series. Photographer Dag Allemaal (Jan Bijvoet). 163175 1996 Parent 'Hood, The: Chimney Boy T Episode #41. 11-10-1996 Reporter (Carol Rosenthal). 163176 1996 Parent 'Hood, The: Critic, The T DVD -R 1755 Episode #36. 9-8-1996. Series 1995-1999. Film Critic Robert (Rob) Peterson (Robert Townsend) gives a negative review of black director's film, "Killer in the Hood" and inflames the community. He and the other critic Wendell Wilcox (Faizon Love) call themselves called "Brothers in the Balcony." Peterson is host of his own show, Community Focus, on a public access TV channel. Newspaper attacks him for his review, calls him a "traitor to the community." Peterson criticizes film's language and mores. Peterson is a communications professor at NYU. He and his wife have four children. Interviews director on the next show. Director criticizes him for not being part of the black community. Peterson exposes him as a fraud during the interview. 163177 1998 Parent Trap, The M Photographer (Hamish McColl). Ship Photographer (Jonneine Hellerstein). 163178 1948 Parents Are Like That: Comedy in Three Acts, A P MLPL Johnson, Albert 812 J653-2 Press 163179 1943 Paris After Dark M Newspaper. Underground's chief goal is to keep the liberation newspaper in print. News Dealer (Paul Weigel). 163180 1967 Paris Bit, The NM Marder, Irving Press 163181 1948 Paris Cavalcade of Fashions DR Hosts Faye Emerson, Julie Gibson 163182 1990 Paris Chandler: As Crime Goes By NM OWN - P Shah, Diane #1 Paris Chandler Mysteries Gossip Columnist Paris Chandler is a young widow who took a job doing the leg work for Gossip Columnist Ette Rice of William Randolph Hearst's Los Angeles newspaper, The Examiner. It is 1947. Chandler is one of Hollywood's beautiful people. She's the daughter of a successful screenwriter, widowed by the war, barely on speaking terms with her vindictive in-laws and her mother. She abides by her mother's dictum that a lady never drives and has a chauffeur for her Bentley. Bored with nothing to do she's taken up a family friends' offer to do something useful with her time. She helps Los Angeles Examiner's famed movie gossip queen Etta Rice get the low-down on her father and mother's friends. Dismissed by all at the paper as a rich piece of fluff, they infuriate her by calling her "the girl in the dresses." Then one Saturday in walks the wife of a top director with a juicy tip -- she's having an affair and wants everyone to know about it. Days later, she's on a slab at the Santa Monica morgue with a bullet in her head. Paris investigates helped by one-time ace reporter Walter Ainsley, not an unreliable drunk. Meanwhile the hacks on the paper are working on the Black Dahlia murder. 163183 1992 Paris Chandler: Dying Cheek to Cheek NM Shah, Diane #2 Paris Chandler Mysteries Gossip Columnist Paris Chandler, a beautiful young widow. is currently an assistant to renowned Gossip Columnist Etta Rice of William Randolph Heart's newspaper in Los Angeles, The Examiner. Her job is find juicy details about movie stars. It is 1947. When Newscaster James St. Clair, KTLA's first newscaster, is found murdered in his home, gossip-gatherer Chandler tries to play it cool, especially since she was among the last to see him alive. Then she learns that he was having more than one affair and she's a hot suspect. But Paris also knows that Jim had been probing a freeway scandal putting himself in jeopardy with corrupt state and city officials. Hoping to prove that his investigative work, not his romantic entanglements caused his death, Paris searches for the murderer of her lover and TV show co-host. With the help of her sidekick gossip-mongerer Nick Goodwin, Private Investigator Tee Jones and an unreliable drunk, one time ace Reporter Walter Ainsley, Chandler solves the crime. 163184 1956 Paris Edition T Ford Television Theatre - 10-17-56 Newspaper. Jack Carson 163185 2005 Paris Encore N Thoene, Bodie and Brock Thoene #8 Zion Covenant Series Journalist Josephine Marlow from America knows firsthand the horrors of war -- the bombs, the senseless slaughter when Warsaw fell to the Nazis. Now assigned to the Paris AP office, Josie sees the impending danger. Spies have already infiltrated the countries of Belgium and Holland and stand ready to assist with the invasion. Will they finally turn the tide of the war? Hitler’s chilling secret is revealed. But will anyone believe it in time to save the sleeping neutral nations? Josephine Marlow, American journalist. In TENS, colleague of Robert “Mac” McGraw who smuggles Yacov Lubetkin out of Germany as “Daniel Marlow” and who eventually marries Andre Chardon. She is a gentile. 163186 1940 Paris Gazette N GPL Feuchtwanger, Lion Journalist Friedrich Benjamin 163187 1935 Paris in Spring M Interviewer (Arthur Housman) 163188 1934 Paris Interlude M DVD -R HQ 6810, 6811. SV 425 Perelman, S.J. and Laura (Play - "All Good Americans" Correspondent Sam (Otto Kruger) is a one-armed newspaperman stationed in Paris with a reputation of drinking and womanizing. Fellow reporter Pat (Robert Young) idolizes him. Julie (Madge Evans) becomes a fashion writer for Fashion magazine. Cassie (Una Merkel) another wisecracking reporter. Sam thought killed by Chinese bandits, but escapes and returns alive. Ham Farnsworth, Herald Reporter (Edward Brophy). Jones "Jonesy," Times Reporter (James Donlan). Reporter (Edward Hearn). Reporter (Robert Livingston). Reporter (Edward Norris). Reporter (Don Roberts). Reporter (Charles Warren). Reporter (Billy West). Herald Editor "Steve" Stevens (Richard Tucker). 163189 1933 Paris Interlude SS MLPL Calmer, Edgar In "Story in America, 1933-1934 -- Thirty-Four Selections from the American issues of "Story," the Magazine Devoted Solely to the Short Story." Reporter John Hagen on the Paris American for two weeks in the year 1925 -- and became a legend. City editor old Hearst man. 163190 2008 Paris On Fire N Hunt, E.E. New York Female Reporter teams up with a devout Muslim woman, a New York undercover agent, and the political officer of the U.S. Embassy in France to stop a wounded Algerian terrorist who recovers, then escapes from the American Hospital and returns to Algeria after a shootout at the American Cathedral in Paris. In the Casbah of Algiers, the man recruits terrorists in order to incite violence in the Muslim suburbs of Paris where cars and buildings have been set afire. After he and they fly to Paris, they start more fires, take hostage the American Ambassador to France and try to destroy the Eiffel Tower. The team along with peaceful Muslim women work to stop him. 163191 1977 Paris One N OWN - H Brady, James Paris Editor of Vogue Marianna Troy is a lovely 23-year-old Yale graduate. 163192 1994 Paris or Somewhere MT Tabloid Anchor (Jeff Rogstad) 163193 2000 Paris Pilgrims, The N Carlile, Clancy War Correspondent Ernest Hemingway is a brash, young man in Paris in the early 1920s. He drinks with James Joyce, discusses poetry with Gertrude Stein, argues politics with a Ezra Pound, and explores sexual possibilities with a bewitching Djuna Barnes. He strides into the lives of the “ambisexual” dilettante Robert McAlmon, of the eccentric and resentful Alice B. Toklas, a sympathetic Sylvia Beach and a bemused Nora Joyce. They tell some of Hemingway’s story as does his loyal wife Hadley. Out of the hushed confidences, sexual intrigues, drunken confessionals and casual slanders emerges not just Hemingway the war correspondent, sportsman, bullfighting aficionado and eminent writer being enigmatically born, but also Hemingway as you’ve never seen him before: from inside the eyes of his lovers, enemies, mentors and friends. 163194 1996 Paris Was A Woman DT New Yorker Correspondent Janet Flanner. Photographer (Giselle Freund) 163195 1964 Paris When It Sizzles M DVD -R HQ 7831, 7832 AFI-Motion Picture Scriptwriters News Media. Scriptwriter. 163196 1980 Paris: Price Is Right, The T Episode #9. 1-1-1980 Lady Reporter (Deborah Adair). 163197 1985 Parish of Rich Women, The N Buchan, James and Merle Collins Journalist Adam Murray, young British journalist, returns from assignment in the Middle East to London 163198 1932 Park Avenue Item SM Tinsley, Theodore A. Black Mask, Dec. 1932, Vol. 15, No. 10, pp. 28-37 Columnist Jerry Tracy, wisecracking columnist on the daily Planet 163199 1981 Park is Mine, The N OWN - H Peters, Stephen Video News Service. Weaver, young, beautiful and ambitious, owns a struggling video news service. 163200 1986 Park is Mine, The MT News Media. Conference Reporter (John Kerr). Newsman, V.A. Hospital (Stewart Arnott). Newsman - Conference (Bill Copeland). 163201 1952 Park Row M DVD -R HQ 9499, 9500. SVD 1189. SV 435 Fuller, Samuel (Screenplay) Ness Book (More Good Quotes) Newspaperman Phineas Mitchell (Gene Evans) works for The Star but objects to policies of Owner Charity Hackett (Mary Welch). Man is hanged. Mitchell blames innocent man's death by putting a sign on dead man's grave: Murdered by The Star. Mitchell fired. Decides to realize his dream by starting own paper, The Globe. Gets help of entrepreneur Charles A. Leach (Forrest Taylor) who becomes his partner. Mitchell is editor and publisher. Paper becomes "a newspaperman's newspaper." Hires German inventor Ottmar Mergenthaler (Bela Kovacs) and new typesetting device. Newspaper war between Star and Globe. Stops Mitchell's supply of paper, type and ink. Attacks newsstands. Mitchell's editorial: "The Globe fights with news, not knuckles." The Globe's office is ransacked and bombed destroying press. Elderly reporter Josiah Davenport (Herbert Heyes) commits suicide and writes own obituary. Mitchell gets drunk, but Hackett moved by the obituary loans her press to print The Globe. She kills her newspaper so his could be born. Mitchell is crusading journalist. Hackett represents indifferent owner who views press as commodity for financial gain rather than force for public good. 163202 1991 Parker Lewis Can't Lose: Citizen Kube T Episode #19. 2-24-1991 Sports Reporter (Randy Murzynski). 163203 1992 Parker Lewis Can't Lose: Diner '75 T Episode #51. 5-17-1992 Reporter (Jim Jansen). 163204 1991 Parker Lewis Can't Lose: Heather the Class T Episode #15. 1-13-1991 Sports Reporter (Randy Murzynski). 163205 1990 Parker Lewis Can't Lose: Operation Kubiak T Episode #2. 9-19-1990 Reporter #2 (Susan Angelo). Reporter #1 (Steve Whiteford). 163206 2004 Parkers, The: T SVDSP 1545 Episode News Media 163207 2002 Parkers, The: Food Fiasco T DVD -R HQ 2969 Episode Food Critic drops by Chief Nikki's restaurant with an army of friends so she enlists the gang's help. 163208 2003 Parkers, The: Hold Up, The T DVD -R HQ 8198 Episode #79. 2-3-2003 TV Reporter Connie Perez covers bank robbery with police and robbers in a stand-off. Nikki is taken hostage. Continuous television news coverage with Perez conducting interviews during the siege. 163209 2003 Parkers, The: Kimmie Has Two Moms T DVD -R HQ 6612 Episode #96. 11-2-2003 TV Talk-Show Host. Kim and Nikki win a guest appearance on their favorite daytime talk show. 163210 2003 Parkers, The: Knockout Times Two, A T DVD -R HQ 3448. SVD 1461 Fitzgerald, Sarah Episode #049 Magazine Editor sets her sights on professor and Nikki stages a boxing match with her. 163211 1999 Parkers, The: Scammed Straight T Episode #2. 9-6-1999 News Media. Reporter (Leyna Nguyen). 163212 2003 Parkers, The: School of Hard Knocks T DVD -R HQ 6226 Episode. Radio. Local DJs Shag and Tone pick Kim to be on their radio show. Weather reports. 163213 2003 Parkers, The: Sterling Relationship, A T DVD -R 1775 Episode School Newspaper Columnist. Kim writes a column for the school newspaper. 163214 2009 Parks & Recreation: Beauty Pageant T DVD -R HQ 11459 Episode. 10-1-2009 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Leslie eagerly anticipates her role as a judge in the Miss Pawnee Pageant but finds herself disagreeing with the other judges about what constitutes an ideal woman. 163215 2009 Parks & Recreation: Camel, The T DVD -R HQ 11603 Episode. 11-12-2009 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. After a City Hall mural is defaced, members of the Parks Department compete to come up with a new design. Andy and Ron share an uncomfortable moment. 163216 2009 Parks & Recreation: Canvassing T DVD -R HQ 11049 Episode #2. 4-16-2009 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. 163217 2009 Parks & Recreation: Christmas Scandal T DVD -R HQ 11665 Episode. 12-10-2009 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. News Media. Leslie organizes the Pawnee Winter Wonderland Festival, but has to hide from the press when a meeting with a disgraced City Councilman lands her in the middle of a sex scandal. 163218 2009 Parks & Recreation: Fourth Floor, The T DVD -R HQ 11647 Episode. 12-3-2009 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Tom and Wendy’s green card marriage comes to an end. 163219 2010 Parks & Recreation: Galentine’s Day T DVD -R HQ 11765 Episode. 2-11-2010 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Leslie and Justin try to track down one of Leslie’s mom’s old boyfriends for Valentine’s Day. 163220 2009 Parks & Recreation: Greg Pikitis T DVD -R HQ 11541 Episode. 10-29-2009 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Leslie asks Dave and Andy to help her catch a teenage vandal. Ann tries to throw a fun Halloween party. 163221 2009 Parks & Recreation: Hunting Trip T DVD -R HQ 11621 Episode. 11-12-2009 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Leslie invites herself on Ron’s annual hunting trip to prove that she can hang with the guys. With everyone else away, April and Andy bond in the office. 163222 2009 Parks & Recreation: Kaboom T DVD -R HQ 11529 Episode. 10-22-2009 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Leslie and the rest of the department help an organization build a playground. Leslie takes advice from Mark. 163223 2010 Parks & Recreation: Leslie’s House T DVD -R HQ 11735 Episode. 1-21-2010 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. After a wonderful date with Justin in Indianapolis, Leslie tries to impress him with a dinner party at her house. 163224 2009 Parks & Recreation: Pawnee Zoo T DVD -R HQ 11417 Episode. 9-17-2009 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. News Media. Hoping to promote the local zoo, Leslie arranges for two penguins to wed, but things don’t go as planned when they realize the penguins are both male. Leslie and an opposing spokesman go on a TV program to discuss the situation. 163225 2009 Parks & Recreation: Pilot (aka Parks and Recreation) T DVD -R HQ 11020 Episode #1. 4-9-2009 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. 163226 2010 Parks & Recreation: Possum, The T DVD -R HQ 11836 Episode. 3-11-2010 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Leslie must catch a possum that bit the mayor’s dog. Mark refuses to bend the rules for Ron. 163227 2009 Parks & Recreation: Practice Date, The T DVD -R HQ 11478 Episode. 10-8-2009 African-American TV Reporter Perd Hapley reporting on Pawnee councilman, “Dexhart Sex Scandal.” So Ron, Tom, April and Mark try to find dirt on one another to prove that no one is pure. Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Leslie, nervous about her first date with Dave, goes on a practice date with Ann. 163228 2009 Parks & Recreation: Reporter, The T Episode #3. 4-23-2009 Reporter is going to do a story on Leslie Knope’s park project, and Leslie is worried about the interview. So she invites Mark out to coffee to discuss the reporter’s visit. The sexy reporter shows up to the office and throws Leslie off her game even though that obviously was not her intent. The reporter asks, “It’s cool if we record this, right?” Leslie rambles and constantly puts her foot in her mouth so it’s not too surprising that she freezes when seeing the reporter’s recorder. The reporter lets Leslie off the hook and reschedules the interview. Mark says he will get a favorable article from the reporter, and then takes the reporter to bed. Leslie gets to the office before the reporter and see Marks drop her off and she has the same dress on from the night before. It finally clicks that Mark and the reporter are having an affair. The interview is a disaster. Leslie lets her nerves get the best of her and admits to getting her job due to nepotism through her mother. Leslie bails on the interview halfway through. She then confronts Mark about “the sex” he had with the reporter. Even though it’s personal and not Leslie’s business, Mark does answer for himself. Leslie calls up the reporter and blames her weirdness on eating an overripe burrito. She suggests a “do-over” interview. The reporter has gotten some feedback from the public and it doesn’t sound as if the park is going to happen. Mark said some stuff over “pillow talk” and the reporter now plans on running it. He forgot to say it was off-the-record. He tries to talk the reporter into not using the quotes since they were in bed. She agrees since they are “romantically together.” Instead of quitting while he’s ahead, Mark feels the need to point out they are not “together.” Mark apologizes to Leslie for making things messy with his sexual encounter with the reporter and she reinstates him onto the sub-committee. Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. 163229 2009 Parks & Recreation: Ron and Tammy T DVD -R HQ 11572 Episode. 11-5-2009 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Leslie is stunned to find out that Ron’s ex-wife, Tammy, wants to appropriate Leslie’s now-filled pit for the town library. 163230 2010 Parks & Recreation: Set Up, The T DVD -R HQ 11707 Episode. 1-14-2010 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. News Media. Ann sets Leslie up on a blind date. One of Ann’s old friends marks Mark feel insecure. 163231 2009 Parks & Recreation: Sister City T DVD -R HQ 11491 Episode. 10-15-2009 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Leslie hosts the Parks and Recreation Department of Boraqua, Venezuela, Pawnee’s sister city. Tom becomes an errand boy. April plays hard to get. 163232 2009 Parks & Recreation: Stakeout, The T DVD -R HQ 11435 Episode. 9-24-2009 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Tom and Leslie discover marijuana planted in the community garden. Ann gets permission from Leslie to go on a date with Mark. 163233 2010 Parks & Recreation: Sweetums T DVD -R HQ 11765 Episode. 2-4-2010 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. A local company teams up with the Parks Department to sell energy bars, but Leslie discovers how unhealthy they are. 163234 2010 Parks & Recreation: Woman of the Year T DVD -R HQ 11829 Episode. 3-4-2010 Documentary-type program. Parks & Recreation staff talk directly to camera as in documentary interviews. Ron wins an award for a project that Leslie began. Tom needs to find money to invest in a local Pawnee club. 163235 1950 Parlor Story P MLPL McCleery, William Index Plays, 1944-1964 Press 163236 1920 Parlor, Bedroom and Bath M L AFI-Gossip Columnists Gossip Columnist 163237 1937 Parnell M DVD -R HQ 6296, 6297. SVD 1900 Editor (Lumsden Hare). Newsboys calling out that Parnell named in divorce suit. 163238 1992 Parnell & The Englishwoman (Masterpiece Theatre) T Part 3 Journalist (Tony Haygarth) is hired to provide incriminating evidence against Parnell 163239 2003 Parodia, La (aka Parody House) TF Vale, Angelica Mexico Parody Media. Comedy sketches of current events and people. 163240 1947 Parohy MF Reporter (Frantisek Filipovsky) 163241 1936 Parole M Quinn Reporter Gregory (Clifford Jones (Philip Trent)) 163242 2001 Parole Officer, The M TV Interviewer (Jo Anne Knowles) 163243 1937 Parole Racket M Shumate, Harold, Owen Francis (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Betty Wilson (Rosalind Keith) is a police reporter for the Beacon and assigned to interview publicity-shy policeman after he complains to editor Jameson (Thurston Hall) that the newspapers are glorifying a gang of extortionists. Wilson follows the policeman and observes him at work, but the editor doesn't print her story until he and his newspaper distributors are beaten up by the mob. The policeman decides to infiltrate the mob by having the reporter run an article…. …depicting him as a disillusioned cop who wants to get in on the take. He is caught, sent to prison, released on parole and ordered to kill the reporter. With the help of Jameson and he police chief, policeman fakes the reporter's murder and solves case. Reporter Thompson (Bud Flanagan-Dennis O'Keefe). 163244 1957 Parson and the Outlaw, The M Drake, Oliver, John Mantley (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Elly McCloud (Madalyn Trahey) of The Weekly Bugle tries to persuade Billy the Kid to oppose the crooked town boss. The previous editor of the newspaper was killed by the town boss. He does. Newspaper Editor Matt McCloud (Kenne Duncan). 163245 1943 Parson of Owlhoot Junction, The SW GPL Tyler, Charles W. In "Westerns of the 40's -- Classics from the Great Pulps." A Parson Pickax Novel. Editor-Publisher Pearl Ivy, the militant and crusading editor and publisher of the Saint David Blade. Parson's friend. 163246 1994 Parson's Waiting, The NR Woods, Sherryl Steeple Hill Journalist returns home to help his grandmother with her orchards and catches a lovely woman stealing apples. Imagine his surprise when she turns out to be the local preacher. 163247 1844 Parsons and Widows N Hewlett Press 163248 1994 Part of the Family, A T SV 318 Lifetime Movie Reporter Ted (Robert Carradine) works for the town's newspaper. Father-in-law sets up the job. Scrappy (Biggles Knight). 163249 1951 Part of the Town, A SS GPL Clayton, John Bell In "Strangers Were There: Selected Stories by John Bell Clayton, The." Newspaperman Bernie, .Colonial Springs Evening Star. Hoyt Walker, publisher. 163250 1925 Part Time Wife, The M Gaddis, Peggy (Short Story). James J. Tynan (Adaptation). Victoria Moore (Scenario). AFI-Reporters/Playwrights - Ness Book Reporter Kenneth Scott (Robert Ellis) is a poor man who marries a screen star. She retires from her career, but returns when his struggles to support them by writing a play are unsuccessful. Reporter believes his wife is having an affair with her leading man, so he takes up with a young actress. When his wife is injured at the studio, they are reconciled. His play becomes a success so she returns to being his full-time wife. Variety 3/24/26: "That vamping scene is a highlight that shows that no respectable newspaperman is safe even in his own home, which is his palace, or words to that effect." 163251 2006 Parting Shot N Stone, Jonathan TV Reporter Sam Stevens is working the biggest story of his life -- a sniper has killed nine randomly chosen citizens of Webster County. His demanding on-the-air job is made even more difficult by having to deal with his unfaithful wife whom he despises. Stevens sees the killings as his chance to catapult himself to the top rank of his profession and, if he can arrange things just right, get out of a disastrous marriage. 163252 1998 Parting Shots M News Media. TV Newscaster (Alison Jack). TV Newscaster (Andrew Neil). TV Journalist (Jack Galloway). 163253 1955 Partisans N Matthiessen, P. American Journalist's search for an international Communist figure involves him in the strange underworld of Paris. 163254 2007 Partition M News Reader (Jonathan Holmes). 163255 2007 Partner MF India - Bollywood Photojournalist Naina Sahani (Lara Dutta) is running away from some gangsters. A love guru who solves the love problems of everyone he meets saves her and falls in love with her. A spoiled brat comes to the love guru for help asking him to convince a girl for a one-night stand. The guru refuses saying he doesn’t help people with bad intentions. The boy manages to get his one-night stand and then dumps the girl telling her the love guru gave told him to do it. The girl is a friend of Naina’s who hates the love guru for what he did to her friend. By the end of the film they make up. 163256 1995 Partners MT SV 368 News Media 163257 1985 Partners NR Roberts, Nora Language of Love No. #21 Reporters Matthew “Matt” Bates and Laurel Armand work for rival newspapers and are forced to work together on a murder case in Louisiana. Bates accepts a job in New Orleans hoping to get to know Armand, whom he fell in love with when he saw her picture in her brother's college room. They are assigned to work on the same story. Armand is annoyed at having to share credit for the story and thinks that "Yankee" Bates is not her type. She soon learns otherwise. "Long before he met her, Matthew Bates loved Laurel Armand. Working with her brought both pleasure and pain because the sexy Southern belle kept him at a professional distance. Then the rival reporters were thrown together on a case of murder…" Matt Bates had wanted Laurel Armand for years -- though professionally she was his nemesis. But once the two rival reporters headed down to steamy New Orleans to investigate a murder. Bates was determined to make his lovely adversary his willing partner in passion. 163258 1986 Partners NR Hill, Grace Livingston Press 163259 1937 Partners in Crime M Steel, Kurt (Characters). Garnett Weston (Screenplay) Quinn - Follow-up to "Murder Goes to College" Reporter Sim Perkins (Roscoe Karns). Policeman pal gets Perkins drunk so he can go into jail and gather information from a prisoner. On strength of his editorials, he's put up for mayor. Accused of murder when the prisoner he was going to interview is killed. Cleared, but ineligible to run for office since he is a Canadian citizen. Reporters (Don Brodie, Lester Dorr, Eddie Fetherston, Charles Sherlock, Harry Strang). Photographers- (Archie Twitchell, Michael Branden). Radio Announcer (Arthur Shank). Messenger (Charles Williams). 163260 1928 Partners in Crime M Jones, Grover, Gilbert Pratt (Story-Screenplay). George Marion Jr. (Titles) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book. Powell Reporter "Scoop" McGee, "The Reporter" (Raymond Hatton) and a detective are asked by the girlfriend of a man suspected of robbery to help prove his innocence. They infiltrate the gang -- the reporter is a double for a notorious underworld leader. After getting involved in a violent gang war, they are rescued by police. Detective and reporter compete for the man's girlfriend. But she really loves her boyfriend. 163261 2000 Partners in Crime M Reporter "Scoop" McGee (Raymond Hatton -- "The Reporter"). News Reporter (Michelle Wright). Reporter #1 (Craig St. James). Reporter #2 (JJ Neward). 163262 1984 Partners in Crime: Celebrity T Episode #1. 9-22-1984. Series 9-22-1984 to 12-29-1984 Photographer Carole Stanwyck (Lynda Carter), who works as freelance photographer, and Sydney Kovak (Loni Anderson) are both ex-wives of an ex-detective mysteriously murdered in his office. They inherit his rundown mansion office and a 50-50 partnership. Carole and Syd are hired to protect a famous rock singer. 163263 1984 Partners in Crime: Double Jeopardy T Episode #12. 12-19-1984 Photographer Carole Stanwyck (Lynda Carter), who works as freelance photographer, and Sydney Kovak (Loni Anderson) are both ex-wives of an ex-detective mysteriously murdered in his office. They inherit his rundown mansion office and a 50-50 partnership. Three escaped convicts take Carole and Syd as hostages when they seek a hiding place from the police. 163264 1984 Partners in Crime: Duke T Episode #5. 10-20-1984 Photographer Carole Stanwyck (Lynda Carter), who works as freelance photographer, and Sydney Kovak (Loni Anderson) are both ex-wives of an ex-detective mysteriously murdered in his office. They inherit his rundown mansion office and a 50-50 partnership. Duke, Syd's father, is searching for a bronze dog. Syd locates the figure at a Chinatown gambling house and while inspecting the piece she comes by a key hidden inside it. 163265 1984 Partners in Crime: Fantasyland T Episode #7. 11-24-1984 Photographer Carole Stanwyck (Lynda Carter), who works as freelance photographer, and Sydney Kovak (Loni Anderson) are both ex-wives of an ex-detective mysteriously murdered in his office. They inherit his rundown mansion office and a 50-50 partnership. Carole and Syd outwit a gangster while investigating the murder of one of Syd's childhood friends. 163266 1984 Partners in Crime: Fashioned For Murder T Episode #9. 12-8-1984 Photographer Carole Stanwyck (Lynda Carter), who works as freelance photographer, and Sydney Kovak (Loni Anderson) are both ex-wives of an ex-detective mysteriously murdered in his office. They inherit his rundown mansion office and a 50-50 partnership. Carole and Syd don the latest fashions when they pose as models in an attempt to capture a design thief and solve a murder. 163267 1984 Partners in Crime: Getting in Shape T Episode #11. 12-22-1984 Photographer Carole Stanwyck (Lynda Carter), who works as freelance photographer, and Sydney Kovak (Loni Anderson) are both ex-wives of an ex-detective mysteriously murdered in his office. They inherit his rundown mansion office and a 50-50 partnership. Blackmailer is doing his business at a health resort. 163268 1984 Partners in Crime: Hottest Guy in Town, The T Episode #2. 9-29-1984 Photographer Carole Stanwyck (Lynda Carter), who works as freelance photographer, and Sydney Kovak (Loni Anderson) are both ex-wives of an ex-detective mysteriously murdered in his office. They inherit his rundown mansion office and a 50-50 partnership. Carole and Syd investigate a popular hairdresser suspected of blackmailing a wealthy customer after she told him of a past indiscretion. 163269 1984 Partners in Crime: Is She Or Isn't He? T Episode #6. 11-3-1984 Photographer Carole Stanwyck (Lynda Carter), who works as freelance photographer, and Sydney Kovak (Loni Anderson) are both ex-wives of an ex-detective mysteriously murdered in his office. They inherit his rundown mansion office and a 50-50 partnership. Carole and Syd investigate the kidnapping of a young man. The only witness is a hoarse-voiced actress. The crooks demand as a ransom the top-secret plans of a sports car. 163270 1984 Partners in Crime: Murder in the Museum T Episode #3. 10-6-1984 Photographer Carole Stanwyck (Lynda Carter), who works as freelance photographer, and Sydney Kovak (Loni Anderson) are both ex-wives of an ex-detective mysteriously murdered in his office. They inherit his rundown mansion office and a 50-50 partnership. Assistant curator of a museum is found murdered. The lady was very close to Carole so she sets out to investigate. The prime suspect pleads innocence. The motive is clear, the possession of a valuable Egyptian tablet. 163271 1984 Partners in Crime: Paddles Up T Episode #13. 10-27-1984 Photographer Carole Stanwyck (Lynda Carter), who works as freelance photographer, and Sydney Kovak (Loni Anderson) are both ex-wives of an ex-detective mysteriously murdered in his office. They inherit his rundown mansion office and a 50-50 partnership. At an auction, Carole meets a retriever of lost museum pieces. He is interested to retrieve a brooch included in the auction catalogue. A fat man who bids higher for the jewel is subsequently killed. 163272 1984 Partners in Crime: Pilot MT Episode #4. 10-13-1984 Photographer Carole Stanwyck (Lynda Carter), who works as freelance photographer, and Sydney Kovak (Loni Anderson) are both ex-wives of an ex-detective mysteriously murdered in his office. They inherit his rundown mansion office and a 50-50 partnership. Two ex-wives of an ex-detective are summoned to the reading of the will after he is murdered in his office. They discover they've inherited his rundown mansion office -- and a 50/50 partnership in the detective agency. Their first matter of business is a reluctant collaboration to track down their husband's killer, which leads to a dangerous search for a valuable art pie. 163273 1984 Partners in Crime: Setup, The T Episode #8. 12-1-1984 Photographer Carole Stanwyck (Lynda Carter), who works as freelance photographer, and Sydney Kovak (Loni Anderson) are both ex-wives of an ex-detective mysteriously murdered in his office. They inherit his rundown mansion office and a 50-50 partnership. Carole and Syd come to the aid of a police lieutenant when he comes under investigation for murder and embezzlement. 163274 1984 Partners in Crime: Strangler, The T Muntner, Simon, Larry Brody, Phil Saltzman Episode #10. 12-15-1984. Photographer Carole Stanwyck (Lynda Carter), who works as freelance photographer, and Sydney Kovak (Loni Anderson) are both ex-wives of an ex-detective mysteriously murdered in his office. They inherit his rundown mansion office and a 50-50 partnership. Carole and Syd unravel the identity of a strangler who leaves red handkerchiefs around the victims' neck. 163275 1983 Partners in Crime: Unbreakable Alibi MT Christie, Agatha (Stories) Episode #9. 12-18-1983. Miniseries. 10-16-1983 to 1-14-1984 Australian Journalist Una Drake (Anna Nygh). A rich young man calls in Tommy and Tuppence to help him win a bet with Drake, the journalist he loves. The stakes are high. If he wins, Una has agreed to marry him. But if he loses, they will never meet again. 163276 1920 Partners of the Night M AFI-Reporters Reporter 163277 1999 Partners: Pilot T Episode #1. News Media. News Reporter (Merridee Book). 163278 1973 Partridge Family, The: Diplomat, The T Episode #82. 11-3-1973 Newsman (Ray Buktenica). 163279 1972 Partridge Family, The: I Am Curious Partridge T Episode #43. 1-28-1972 Newspaper Articles.. Danny gets Keith and Shirley in trouble with revealing articles he has written for the local paper. Imagination has gone wild. Everyone at the school needles Keith about the article. Danny apologizes and all is well -- until the second installment of the article appears. Shirley suffers embarrassment of Danny's publicity campaign. She doesn’t want to leave the house and appear in public. Danny's punishment is not forgotten as the family takes revenge in a Sunday supplement article. Juicy parts about Danny including his "ballet lessons." 163280 1974 Partridge Family, The: Morning Becomes Electric T Episode #94. 3-9-1974 Photographer (Maureen Reagan). 163281 1973 Partridge Family, The: None But the Lonely T Episode #76. 9-22-1973 Advice Columnist Laurie offers "advice to teenagers" in her column in the local newspaper. Keith wants to meet a cute newcomer so he writes a letter to Laurie but his attempt to meet he girl through his sister's newspaper column backfires. Laurie discovers missing L on Keith's typewriter and realizes who wrote the letter. The whole story comes out. 163282 1972 Partridge Family, The: Partridge Papers, The T Episode #47. 3-3-1972 School Newspaper Editor. Laurie is upset when her diary falls into the hands of the school Editor Marvin who threatens to publish it in the school paper. Laurie breaks into the building to steal back the diary. Almost caught by police. Marvin tells Shirley he would never publish her diary -- he couldn't even bring himself to read it. He and Shirley go to the school and get it back. 163283 1974 Partridge Family, The: Pin It On Danny T Episode #95. 3-16-1974. AD Newspaper. Danny finds and gives his mother an expensive brooch for her birthday, only to discover a newspaper ad offering a reward for its return 163284 1972 Partridge Family, The: Princess and the Partridge T Episode #52. 9-29-1972 Photographer (Sheldon Lee). 163285 1970 Partridge Family, The: Star Quality T Episode #13. 12-18-1970. Series (September 25, 1970-August 31, 1974) Columnist Sheila Faber (Mitiz Hoag) is a famous syndicated columnist. She writes an item about the Partridge Family and she singles out Danny praising him for his "personal magnetism" and "star quality." Danny reads Faber's column and all the praise goes straight to his head. He dreams of leaving the family act and becoming the biggest star in show business. 163286 1971 Partridge Family, The: Whatever Happened to Moby Dick? T Episode. 10-22-1971. Season #2. Episode #6. Reporter (Howard Cosell). 163287 2004 Partriot CB Gulf War Journal War Correspondent Scott “Journal” Neithammer and his Photographer Gajaba go underground to get to the real stories of the Gulf War after one more attempt to play within the military rules for reporting. CNN Reporter Peter Arnett (as himself). 163288 2003 Parts of the Family M Film Critic (Stan Lee). Action News Anchor #1 Jason Diaz (Jason Sklar as Foofy Applebaum). Action News Anchor #2 Jason Gonzales (Randy Sklar as Skippy Applebaum). 163289 1978 Parts: Clonus Horror, The M Reporter Birney (Frank Birney). Reporter Grady (Amanda Davies). 163290 2007 Party Animals T UK Political Journalist (Stephen Roderick Johnson). Journalist (Kim Oliver) 163291 1998 Party Boat Murders, The NM Steiner, Barbara Journalist 163292 1999 Party Crashers, The M Reporter (Anne Bastendorf - Voice). 163293 1997 Party Favours: Novel of Political Intrigue, A N Doe, Jean News Media 163294 1958 Party Girl M DVD -R 1665 News Media. Newsman (David Garcia). Newsman (Harry Hines). 163295 2007 Party Girl N David, Anna Celebrity Journalist Amelia Stone is the quintessential Los Angeles party girl. She goes to Hollywood’s most exclusive, star-studded events where she rubs shoulders (and occasionally more) with celebrities, stays out until all hours of the night, and indulges in the ultimate sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll existence. In short, she’s got everything a party girl needs: the looks, the job, the lifestyle and, oh, yes, the out-of-control coke habit. But it’s hard to keep topping your own outrageous exploits, and after losing her job, her friends, and much of her mind. She makes up her mind to end her drug abuse. Sobriety, she finds, has its rewards: she starts seeing the man who could be her Mr. Right and gets hired by a big-name magazine to write a column detailing her wild adventures with the celebrity party crowd. And who could write it better? After all, she has plenty of experience to draw upon. There’s just one little problem. Overnight Amelia Stone has become the new face of Hollywood nightlife, and her editors -- who don’t know she’s come clean -- want her to play the part. As her popularity skyrockets and the film and TV agents start calling, the lure of her former fast-and-furious lifestyle begins to pull at her. Faced with the most exciting opportunity of her career, she must now decide to either save herself -- or salvage her reputation as the ultimate party girl. 163296 1989 Party Girls M Cameraman, Assistant (Cameron Laurence). 163297 1959 Party Is Over N Grenier, Roger News Media 163298 1988 Party Line M News Media. Newscaster (Kim Lewis). Reporter #1 (Jim Malinda). Reporter #2 (Marsha Van Winkle) 163299 2003 Party Monster M DVD -R HQ 2896, 2897 TV Reporter (Janis Dardaris). Talk Show Host (John Stamos). 163300 1995 Party of Five: Falsies T Episode #24. 10-4-1995 Photographer (David Jason Pressman). 163301 1994 Party of Five: Kiss Me Kate T DVD -R HQ 11304 Episode. 11-2-1994 Newspaper story gives Claudia a swelled head. Kate tells Bailey she wants to remain a virgin until marriage. 163302 1997 Party of Five: Little Faith, A T Episode #68. 3-26-1997 News Media. Reporter (Shannon O'Hurley). 163303 1997 Party of Five: Promises, Promises T Episode #67. 3-19-1997 Photographer (Kevin Maloney). 163304 1950 Party Spirit, The P MLPL Jowett, John Index Plays, 1944-1964 Press 163305 1996 Party Tricks N Bedell, Geraldine Freelance Journalist Helen Clare is a former war correspondent. She sets up an interview with a leading Labor Party member, but she gets more than she bargains for when she finds her interviewee hanging in her office. When the prominent member of the Labour Party is found dead, journalist Clare gets the story, and the nightmare, of a lifetime. Before that, Clare, wishing to abandon her life as a foreign correspondent, she moves on to much less depressing and less dangerous material. Then she visits the House of Commons for a casual interview about his current love life, and things change. The shocking and unexpected suicide of the MP is a story too good to miss, especially when Helen uncovers an apparent link between this death and that of a 10-year-old East End boy. Plunged into a frenetic world of pre-election political maneuvering, she comes face to face with a conspiracy that could threaten the very heart of democracy -- as well as Helen's own existence. 163306 2000 Party, The M TV Interviewer. Trish, the TV Interviewer (Arabella Holzbog) 163307 1988 Party, The M Camerawoman (Sandra Chandler). 163308 1977 Pas pa ryggen, professor MF Denmark Journalist (Jesper Christensen). 163309 2001 Pasadena: T SVD 1128 (Two Episodes, One with Missed Ending) Episodes. Series (September 2001-November 2001). 13 Episodes Newspaper Family. Publisher George Reese Greeley (Philip Baker Hall) owns the newspaper, The Sun. Robert Greeley (Mark Valley) and Will McAllister (Martin Donovan) battle for role of new publisher when Greeley retires. Lily Greeley McAllister (Allison Lohman) tells the story through her eyes, daughter of Will and Catherine. Catherine McAllister (Dana Delaney) is Will's wife and Robert's sister. Nate Greeley (Balthazar Getty), one of the sons. Henry Bellow (Alan Simpson) figures out the corruption and murder in the Greeley history and is almost killed for trying to expose it. Finally gives up and leaves town. Beth Greeley (Natasha Gregson Wagner). Jennie Bradbury (Nicole Paggi). 163310 2001 Pasadena: Body, The T Baratta, Dana Episode #6 Newspaper Family. Publisher George Reese Greeley (Philip Baker Hall) owns the newspaper, The Sun. Robert Greeley (Mark Valley) and Will McAllister (Martin Donovan) battle for role of new publisher when Greeley retires. Catherine agrees to help Robert with a last-ditch attempt to become publisher of The Sun. She invites Robert to dinner with Jack Cameron (Don MacKay), president of Reese Corp. and his wife. She tells Robert his wife, Phyllis, is an abusive drunk who controls her husband's every move. Robert gets in good with Phyllis by agreeing with her racist comments, convincing her Will wants to hire minorities. Robert fights off Phyllis' drunken advances Lily secretly meets Harold Klineman, reporter who wrote articles questioning the handling of the Meredith Weller case. He tells her two witnesses corroborated Philip Parker's claim Meredith was dropped off at the Greeley house night of her murder. One was deported, the other left town mysteriously. Police paid off. Afraid to speak out because he fears wrath of his old boss who became mayor with help of Greeleys. 163311 2001 Pasadena: Bones, The T Cunningham, Alexandra Episode #7 Newspaper Family. Publisher George Reese Greeley (Philip Baker Hall) owns the newspaper, The Sun. Robert Greeley (Mark Valley) and Will McAllister (Martin Donovan) battle for role of new publisher when Greeley retires. George objects to Will's changes at paper. Robert is bitter about being passed over and feels his father is punishing him because of "one night." George promises to give Robert the job, but says they must pretend to support Will until time is right. 163312 2001 Pasadena: Don't It Always Seem To Go? T White, Mike Episode #13 Newspaper Family. Publisher George Reese Greeley (Philip Baker Hall) owns the newspaper, The Sun. Robert Greeley (Mark Valley) and Will McAllister (Martin Donovan) battle for role of new publisher when Greeley retires. Will comes home to live their beautiful life of a life. George holds meeting to announce Robert's appointment as publisher. Henry bursts in, accuses Robert of killing Tom. Robert admits truth to George. George tries to pay off Henry, warns him to leave town if he wants to survive. George meets with Robert and Will. He announces he is going to keep running the Sun, heart condition or not because he considers them both idiots. Robert breaks up with the woman at work. Lily wants to go to police with Robert's confession tape. Catherine confesses to the murder of the woman who threatened to expose her father's sexual abuse. Robert took the rap for her. Lily decides to stay. Henry leaves. Lilly comes down for dinner and life goes on as usual. 163313 2001 Pasadena: Henry's Secret T White, Mike Episode #3. 10-26-2001 Newspaper Family. Publisher George Reese Greeley (Philip Baker Hall) owns the newspaper, The Sun. Robert Greeley (Mark Valley) and Will McAllister (Martin Donovan) battle for role of new publisher when Greeley retires. Woman Will had an affair with sues Robert for wrongful dismissal and sexual harassment. Robert asks Will to convince her to drop the suit. Will is surprised to learn that Robert thinks he is going to be named publisher when George steps down. Woman refuses to drop suit. More soap opera having little to do with journalism. 163314 2001 Pasadena: Hostile Environment T Perry, Mark B. Episode #4. 11-2-2001 Newspaper Family. Publisher George Reese Greeley (Philip Baker Hall) owns the newspaper, The Sun. Robert Greeley (Mark Valley) and Will McAllister (Martin Donovan) battle for role of new publisher when Greeley retires. Robert meets with the woman Will had an affair with and offers to help get her job back. He insists he only forced her out as a favor to Will. Lillian convinces Robert that Catherine pushed for Will to get job as publisher. Robert gets revenge on Will and Catherine by bringing the woman as his date. He blames Catherine for ruining his life. He breaks down in tears after the event. Catherine becomes unnerved after seeing Will with the woman. 163315 2001 Pasadena: Lie Worth Fighting For, A T White, Mike Episode #12 Newspaper Family. Publisher George Reese Greeley (Philip Baker Hall) owns the newspaper, The Sun. Robert Greeley (Mark Valley) and Will McAllister (Martin Donovan) battle for role of new publisher when Greeley retires. Robert attacks Henry but Henry fights him off, escapes. Tells Lily what happened. Robert and Catherine agree they must kill Henry to protect family's secrets. Henry tells Tom Robert attacked him, asks him to go back to newspaper, act as if all is normal. Lily gets tapes but when Henry asks for them, she hesitates. Tapes are destroyed. Henry is furious. Lily apologizes. Tom tries to keep his cool around Robert, but snaps when Robert acts like a jerk over a mistake in his lunch order. Tom admits he saw Henry. Tom calls Robert murderer. Robert slams Tom into desk. Tom hits his head and dies. Robert tries to hide body. His father tells him he will be new publisher. Recruits Nate to bury body. Catherine tries to convince Will to come home George threatens to fire Will have him blackballed unless he returns. Will lashes out at Catherine, says he will take kids away. Catherine files restraining order against Will. Cops drag him away. 163316 2001 Pasadena: Pilot T SVD 1116, 1120 White, Mike Episode #1. 9-28-2001 Newspaper Family. Publisher George Reese Greeley (Philip Baker Hall) owns the newspaper, The Sun. Robert Greeley (Mark Valley) and Will McAllister (Martin Donovan) battle for role of new publisher when Greeley retires. 15-year-old Lily Greeley is forced by a new student in her class to accept fact that her family has undertaken number of devious maneuvers throughout the years. Made a number of enemies. Will is having an affair with a co-worker. Woman is fired. George demands that Will behave more discreetly in he future. He shares his plans to name Will, not his son Robert, as his eventual successor on the paper. 163317 2001 Pasadena: Puppy Love T Episode #5 Newspaper Family. Publisher George Reese Greeley (Philip Baker Hall) owns the newspaper, The Sun. Robert Greeley (Mark Valley) and Will McAllister (Martin Donovan) battle for role of new publisher when Greeley retires. Catherine tells Robert that their parents are pitting them against each other. He lashes out at Lillian and orders her to leave him alone. Catherine continues to shut out Will who resists the woman he had an affair with. 163318 2001 Pasadena: Rat, The T White, Mike Episode #2. 10-5-2001 Newspaper Family. Publisher George Reese Greeley (Philip Baker Hall) owns the newspaper, The Sun. Robert Greeley (Mark Valley) and Will McAllister (Martin Donovan) battle for role of new publisher when Greeley retires. Sun's board of directors, concerned about George's heart condition, orders him to name a successor. Robert is certain he will get the job, but George confidentially tells Will that he will become the new publisher. 163319 2001 Pasadena: River in Egypt, A T Callahan, Christy Episode #10 Newspaper Family. Publisher George Reese Greeley (Philip Baker Hall) owns the newspaper, The Sun. Robert Greeley (Mark Valley) and Will McAllister (Martin Donovan) battle for role of new publisher when Greeley retires. Will catches his wife, Catherine having sex on the table. Tom reads materials collected by Henry and suspects that Greeleys had something to do with his disappearance. Tom calls police to report Henry missing. Lily comes home from her date to find Henry hiding in her room. 163320 2001 Pasadena: Run Lily Run T Lea, Timothy J. Episode #8 Newspaper Family. Publisher George Reese Greeley (Philip Baker Hall) owns the newspaper, The Sun. Robert Greeley (Mark Valley) and Will McAllister (Martin Donovan) battle for role of new publisher when Greeley retires. Robert steals human ones buried in the back yard and destroys them. Lily knows too much and finds out the family wants to institutionalize her. She runs away. 163321 2001 Pasadena: Someone To Talk To T Hicks, Hilly Jr. Episode #9 Newspaper Family. Publisher George Reese Greeley (Philip Baker Hall) owns the newspaper, The Sun. Robert Greeley (Mark Valley) and Will McAllister (Martin Donovan) battle for role of new publisher when Greeley retires. Will wants to postpone trip to New York so he can stay close to Lily, who is now seeing a psychiatrist. Suggests her friend Henry planted evidence in attempt to boost his ego by destroying a powerful family. Then ran away because of guilt. Robert fires his assistant so that he can give the job to Tom. David, the ex-assistant, worries Robert by yelling out that everyone in the office thinks he is gay. Robert quickly schedules a rendezvous with a female employee with whom he often has sex. Later, Robert shows signs of actual human emotion as he asks her on a date. She tells him people in office think he is a jerk, not a gay one. But she finds him sweet. 163322 2001 Pasadena: Truth Hurts, The T White, Mike Episode #11 Newspaper Family. Publisher George Reese Greeley (Philip Baker Hall) owns the newspaper, The Sun. Robert Greeley (Mark Valley) and Will McAllister (Martin Donovan) battle for role of new publisher when Greeley retires. Henry tells Lily that Robert beat him up and threatened to kill him unless he left Pasadena. Lily's psychiatrist is in cohorts with family. Robert finds Henry. Newly sober Nate shows up at the newspaper offices and blackmails Robert into hiring him. 163323 2002 Pasik!: Frankomegmondetole, A TF Episode #39. 4-6-2002 Journalist Lajos Klikk (Bela Fesztbaum). 163324 2004 Pasiones TF Episode. 8-9-2004 Reporters (Martin Carcamo, Krishna Navas). 163325 1996 Pasquale's Angel N McAuley, Peter J. Journalist Niccolo Machiavegli lost his foreign policy position under the Republic rule in Renaissance Florence and became a journalist and political commentator on a broadsheet offering gossip and scandal. Machiavegli meets an apprentice painter Pasquale who is determined to create a true image of an angel. Two become involved in investigating a string of murders including the death of Raphael, Florence's most honored artist. An assassin kills him on the eve of the Medici Pope's visit. They uncover conspiracy after conspiracy. Machiavegli is a famed essayist, an alcoholic. Suspects include Raphael himself and Michelangelo. The duo uncover Florence's darkest secrets. They uncover conspiracy after conspiracy. Machiavegli is a famed essayist, an alcoholic. Suspects include Raphael himself and Michelangelo. The duo uncover Florence's darkest secrets. 163326 1736 Pasquin; a Dramatic Satire on the Times: Being the Rehearsal of Two Plays P USC Fielding, Henry Critic. Sneer-Well, a Critick. Messenger. 163327 1988 Pass the Ammo M Reporter #1 (Tommy Sanders). Local Newscaster (Phil Phillips). Network Newscaster (Frank Thomas Roberts). 163328 1961 Pass the Gravy NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley (A.A. Fair) Press 163329 1993 PASS/NHOP - Copenhagen jazzfestival '82 TF Interviewer-Speaker Henrik Wolsgaard-Iversen (Voice). 163330 1985 Passage Thru Pamela, A M Photographer Snapper Foster (Joey Santini). Photographer (Norm Thompson). 163331 1944 Passage to Marseille M DVD -R HQ 2313, 2312. L Nordhoff, Charles, James Norman Hall (Novel - "Men Without Country"). Casey Robinson, Jack Moffitt (Screenplay) Ness Book. Bogart Correspondent Manning (John Loder) goes to an air base in England to get story on French resistance fighters. After asking the reporter to keep the story "off the record," an officer tells him about a former French Journalist Matrac (Humphrey Bogart). Matrac was imprisoned on Devil's Island, but escaped with group of fellow prisoners. He was a publisher of a newspaper whose office was destroyed when he printed an article accusing a Frenchman of being a traitor. Although he was framed on a trumped-up murder charge, he continues to profess his belief in the power of the press to get the truth. Period of imprisonment shatters some of his idealism. Matrac tells officer after his rescue that he never intended to fight for France, but escaped so he could get back to his wife. He eventually joins the cause and machine guns squadron of enemy planes. "His paper was small, but every journalist in Europe admired the fight he put up against appeasement in the Munich sellout." "He still fights. The bombs they're dropping tonight are editorials the Germans will understand." 163332 2004 Passage to Romance N Sinn, Denise Editor Sheridan Forbes of Paradise Magazine comes home late from work one night after it has been raining all day. The bridge she takes home is washed out and an old-time pirate ship appears. Curious, she steps onto the pirate ship to look around. She is kidnapped by pirates and taken hostage aboard the ship. The ship leaves Maine, where she lives, and heads to England in the 18th century. The ship drops her off at Lord Jarred Winston’s estate. Jarred is head of his own shipbuilding industry. He hires Sheridan to be his bookkeeper. The couple fall in love, but Sheridan finds out about his past lover and feels jealous. She wants to stay with Jarred and yet she wants to go home to her own era. Will Sheridan go back to the present or stay in the past with Jarred and risk losing him to the other woman? 163333 2008 Passed the Door of Darkness M Reporter (Paul Lauden) 163334 1992 Passenger 57 M Reporter #1 (Jack Gibson). Reporter #2 (Lisa Capriani) 163335 1975 Passenger, The M DVD -R HQ 9439, 9440, 9441 Peploe, Mark (Story). Peploe, Peter Wollen, Michelangelo Antonioni (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter and Documentarian David Locke (Jack Nicholson) on assignment in Africa. Interviews with guerillas. Lack of sense of own identity leads him to change places with man who dies in adjacent hotel room. Locke presumed dead. In process of preparing TV tribute to him, through flashbacks, his work as reporter is shown. Colleague Rachel (Jenny Runacre) tells Locke: "You involve yourself in real situations, but you've got no real dialogue." Interviews witch doctor. "Your questions are much more revealing about yourself than my answers would be about me," he tells Locke and then turns camera around to face reporter in order to get more "honest" interview. "People will believe what I write. And why? Because it conforms to their expectations. And mine as well, which is worse." Art Critic (Brian Zoner). 163336 2004 Passer By T Interviewer. Chief Interviewer (Richard Freeman). 163337 1977 Passi di morte perduti nel buio (aka Death Steps in the Dark) MF Italy Italian Reporter-Photographer Luciano Morelli (Leonard Mann) is traveling on the Istanbul-Athens train. A woman is murdered with the reporter’s letter-opener making him the main suspect in the killing. With the help of his Swedish girlfriend, he starts investigating in order to prove his innocence. 163338 2008 Passing Buck M Film Critic (Darren Taylor). Convict becomes an unlikely mentor to an alcoholic bounty hunter. 163339 2000 Passing By Samaria N Foster, Sharon Ewell African-American Journalist Major James Pittman wants to establish a newspaper in Chicago. He is a World War I hero, a leader in the community and an aspiring newsman. When the inequalities of a segregated world come to a head, the city experiences a riot. Pittman marries a young woman who feels justice must be done after her childhood friend is lynched in the woods of her Mississippi home. She lost her faith in God and as a gifted writer wanted to tell the world what happened. But her parents knew she would be the next one hanging from a tree if she did so they sent her to live with an aunt in Chicago. Pittman dramatically changes her life. 163340 2005 Passing Fancy M Newscaster (Andrea Conte). 163341 2008 Passing For Black N Harris, E. Lynn African-American Magazine Writer Angela Wright throws her orderly life into chaos when she begins a passionate affair with a woman. And not just any woman: her undercover lover, Professor Caitlin Getty, is the provocative Humanities Department nemesis of Angela’s fiancé, Keith Redfield, a university professor of African-American studies. Angela Wright is everything you want in a narrator -- she is smart and reticent, a terrific observer, both fair and passionate, an intrepid journalist trapped in the body of a nice girl. She’s a wonderful travel guide, neither world-weary nor absolute ingenue. Angels is always interested and interesting. Her own personal drama -- the question of whether she was “passing” as black, as straight, or even, passing as a lesbian is revealing about the culture at large. 163342 1991 Passion -- Pilot T Episode. 8-17-91 Magazine Editor Jane Seymour is an out-of-work editor until a sports magazine mogul (John Terry) gives her a chance to remake his woman's magazine 163343 1989 Passion and Paradise MT Correspondent (Tony Hendricks). Photographer (Munair Zacca). 163344 1994 Passion for Justice, A: Hazel Brannon Smith Story, The T VHS 268 News Media 163345 1940 Passion for Privacy N Paul, L. Press. Son of the ultra-rich marries the cook's daughter, he is roused into action by the persecution of the press 163346 1999 Passion of Ayn Rand, The M Interviewer (David Ferry) 163347 2000 Passion of Mind M Newscaster (Helene Cardona) 163348 2006 Passion's Fool N Francine Craft TV Reporter Raven McCloud in Washington D.C. meets a detective lieutenant when a thug attempts to mug her. Grateful, she invites him to dinner with her and her daughter. He has a 13-year-old son and his wife was killed in a plane crash. Stalker who has been troubling McCloud calls and for the first time threatens her with death. She is terrified and the policeman spends the night in a spare bedroom. They share an impassioned kiss when she thinks a prowler has broken in. 163349 1934 Passion's Pilgrims N OWN - H Romains, Jules Press 163350 1976 Passion's Promise NR OWN Steel, Danielle Journalist Kezia Saint Martin is smart, beautiful and very rich. And she leads two lives -- under a false name she is a dedicated journalist committed to justice and her profession. Other life is as a glamorous socialite jetting between poshiest places in Europe and America. But the two worlds are pulling her apart leaving her conflicted about her identity and the lies she tells to every man she meets. Then she meets a bold dynamic crusader for social change and an ex-con. Their attraction is immediate. 163351 1962 Passionate Demons, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 163352 2006 Passionate Ones, The: Novel Inspired by the Pop Opera Super Group Il Divo, A N Tayer, Kellie American Journalist Antonia Taylor is given a writing assignment for "Passion" Magazine that sends her to a tiny island off the coast of Spain. But she finds it is much more than a travel story. While covering an annual festival dedicated to dead lovers, she meets two sexy opera singers, who are members of the world famous opera group Les Passionistes. While on the island, Taylor falls in love with each of the singers. A love triangle threatens the friendship between the men as well as the existence of Les Passionistes. A passionate confrontation on the beach results in a fight and a near drowning in the Mediterranean Sea. This public incident as well as scandals involving the other two members of the group threatens to destroy Les Passionistes. But the group's creator will never let that happen. He orders them to return to London to begin work on their new album. And to face the press as a unified group. Antonia returns to New York confused but definitely in love -- but which to which singer? 163353 1921 Passionate Pilgrim, The M Merwin, Samuel (Novel). George Dubois Proctor (Scenario). Donnah Darrell (Film's Author). AFI-Authors/Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Henry Calverly (Matt Moore) serves a three year prison sentence to protect his mother-in-law, who killed her husband. Following his release, Calverly gets a job as a reporter under an assumed name. He is committed to telling the truth because of his earlier experiences. He writes an expose of a corrupt mayor but the mayor's connections get the reporter fired. Sob Sister Marjorie Daw (Frankie Mann) finds Calverly a job helping the newspaper owner's invalid daughter to write a biography of her late father. Together they expose the mayor and his assistant. Reporter's kiss enables the invalid girl to walk again. 163354 1919 Passionate Pilgrim, The: Being the Narrative of an Oddly Dramatic Year in the Life of Henry Calverly N OWN - H Merwin, Samuel Journalist 163355 1926 Passionate Quest, The M AFI-Authors Writer 163356 1918 Passionate Time-Server SS MLPL DeSelincourt, H Editor George Farel of a weekly journal whose articles since the outbreak of war had made his name a byword in all patriotic households of the better sort. 163357 2000 Passions N Leason, Barney Foreign Correspondents, Parisian haute couture designers, political intrigue and the demands of big egos. 163358 2003 Passions: TS Episode #1084. 10-8-2003 Reporters chasing characters. When police officer retrieves kidnap victim in the Bay Area, an NBC TV reporter videos the event. Also aggressively interviews the police officer's mother who told him to leave her and the situation alone. When police officer carries the kidnap victim's body towards the ambulance he has to fight past a group of about 10 reporters who interfere with paramedics trying to give victim medical attention. Paramedic moves reporters away. As ambulance drives away, reporters push their microphones into police officer's face. They are made to appear intrusive, disrespectful, insensitive. Kidnappers watch the live news broadcast and find out victim is saved. Warns them to escape. 163359 2001 Passions: TS Episodes #450-#451-#453. 4-4/5/9-2001 TV News follows police stand-off with kidnapper. Other kidnapper watches it. Kidnap victim also watches the news broadcast from her hospital room. Shoot-out on TV News. WHMM Cameraman (Ron Truppa). 163360 1999 Passions: TS DVD -R HQ 5958 Episode #53. 9-15-1999 Newspapers and Harmony Herald Newspaper Office Archives. Ethan and Sheridan continue to search through the newspapers for clues. Luis wonders what Ethan and Sheridan were up to at the newspaper office. Frank tells Ethan he will get the truth from Whitney. Eve tells Miguel that Charity's brain is swollen 163361 1999 Passions: TS Episode #3. 7-7-1999. Soap Series 7-5-1999- Reporter (Americo M. Cicolani). Newscaster (Ted Garcia). 163362 1999 Passions: TS Episode #57. 9-21-1999 Reporter #1 (Kim Delgado). 163363 2001 Passions: TS Episodes #451- #452. 4-4/5-2001 Hollywood TV Reporter (Kathy Maisnik). WHMM Cameraman (Ron Truppa). 163364 2002 Passions: TS Episode #294. 8-23-2002 News Media. Reporter (Leesa Severyn). 163365 2001 Passions: TS Episode #459. 4-17-2001 TV News Anchor (Lou Richards - Voice). 163366 2005 Passions: TS Episodes #1465-1466. 4-18/19-2005 Photographer (James Smith). 163367 2001 Passions: TS Episode #386. 1-4-2001. Photographer (Bradley Wright). 163368 2007 Passions: T Episode #1008. 4-9-2007 TV Reporter (Mel Fair);. 163369 1996 Passive Intruder NM Upchurch, Michael Photojournalist Walker Popman marries Susan Pond, a 24-year-old woman in Seattle after they meet at the newspaper where both work. She thinks they are being followed on their honeymoon cross-country train trip by a woman she sees everywhere -- but her husband doesn't notice. The journalist abruptly dies of a hear attack during their first-anniversary vacation and his wife experiences vivid hallucinations in which she follows a young couple on their honeymoon. She visits gay psychiatrist who treated Popman and was in love with him. Pond also seeks solace from Popman's predatory ex-wife. 163370 1939 Passport For a Girl N OWN - H Borden, M. Journalist. Austrian Jew is an opposition journalist and escapes Nazi terrorists in Vienna to go to England, but he returns to help his mother escape. 163371 1943 Passport for Adams R Corwin, Norman Reporter 163372 1944 Passport to Destiny M British Reporter (Charles Irwin) 163373 1993 Passport to Murder MT Paparazzo (David Hemmings). 163374 1949 Passport to Pimlico M Newsreel Commentator (E.V.H. Emmett) 163375 1943 Passport to Suez M Lone Wolf Series. Correspondent (Ann Savage) is a Nazi spy posing as a newspaper reporter. 163376 1986 Past Caring NM OWN - P Goddard, Robert Writer Martin Radford, history graduate, disaffected and unemployed researches a distinguished Edwardian Cabinet minister who resigned at the height of his parliamentary career. Why does woman he loves so suddenly and coldly reject him. Why, 70 years later, should people try to prevent truth from being revealed. Radford goes to island of Madeira and begins to hunt for solution to secret of politician's false from grace. His good fortune turns to nightmare as his investigation triggers a bizarre and violent series of events which entangle him and those who believed they had escaped crimes long past but never paid for. 163377 2005 Past Imperfect NR Green, Crystal Silhouette Books SSE #1724. Pseudonym used by Chris Marie Green Reporter Ian Beck is having secret meetings with paralegal Rachel James who constantly challenges her. Ian is a cynic who can’t understand Rachel’s faith, but as he becomes closer to her, his thinking changes considerably. Despite Rachel’s discover that professor Gilbert Harrison holds key information about her birth, paralegal James ignores her doubts about his character and continues gathering evidence for his defense at an upcoming hearing to save his job. Along the way, Ian Beck helps her -- the reality of the professor’s situation seems clear to him. Rachel was once Miss Popularity and the campus “It” girl even after surviving a difficult childhood and two dreadful adoptive parents. Rachel’s future is finally looking up -- until she dropped out, opting to marry instead of graduating. Widowed too young, she’s decided to remain single and save herself from further heartache. But a reliable source reported that lately Rachel’s been spotted having secret meetings with a handsome reporter. And when those two are deep in conversation, her eyes are ablaze with possibility -- the same flicker from her college days. 163378 1933 Past of Mary Holmes, The M Beach, Rex (Short Story - "Goose Woman, The"). Marion Dix, Edward Doherty (Screenplay). Reporter Pratt (Richard "Skeets" Gallagher). Variety, 5/2/33: "About the best performance comes from 'Skeets' Gallagher as a newspaperman again." 163379 2001 Past Shadows NM Fraser, Anthea Journalist eager to question a French teacher about the unsolved murder of her Aunt Hilary that occurred at a family celebration 28 years earlier. The murderer may have been one of their relatives, possibly even her dead mother. 163380 2006 Past Sins MT DVD -R HQ 8328, 8329 News Announcer (David Winning). 163381 2004 Past, Present and a Future NJ Carter, Janice Reporter Jeff Withers interviews novelist. Story to appear in the Lifestyles section of Sunday edition. Part of the novelist's book tour. When the story appears, she calls him to say, "Mr. Withers, I think you were more interested in selling papers than actually reviewing a book." 163382 1963 Paste-Pot Man, The NM OWN - H Lanham, Edwin Newspaperman Frank Neal 163383 1994 Pat and Margaret M VHS 413 Tabloid Press smells a juicy story when a glamorous British-born star of American soaps return home to plug her autobiography and meets for the first time since they were teenagers, her plain, fat and frumpy younger sister. Race takes place to race the current whereabouts of the long lost errant money. 163384 1952 Pat and Mike M DVD -R HQ 3137, 3138. L Tracy Sports Promoter. Mike Conovan (Spencer Tracy). Sportscaster (Tom Harmon). Reporters (Kay English, Jerry Schumacher, Sam Pierce, Bill Lewin, A. Cameron Grant). Reporter on Course (Pat Flaherty). Reporter on the 18th Green (Mike Lally). Commentator (Hank Weaver). 163385 1968 Pat Paulsen for President T Special. CBS. 10-1968 News Media. Actor Henry Fonda narrates. Take-off on presidential campaign showing Paulsen's early denials of political ambition to his barnstorming antics across the country. Press coverage. 163386 1981 Paternity M News Vendor (Frank Bongiorno) 163387 2005 Path of Destruction MT DVD -R HQ 4344, 4345 Investigative Journalist (Danica McKellar) survives the sinking of an oil rig off the Alaskan coast only to get framed as an eco-terrorist by a businessman whose developmental strain of destructive nano-somethings is actually eating its way to Seattle. 163388 2005 Path of Evil, The M News Media. Street Reporter (Pam Mahon). TV News Anchor (Jan Brehm). Newscaster Voice (Peter Appleton) Newscaster Voice (Rolf Nordhausen). . 163389 2006 Path to 9/11, The MT DVD -R HQ 6804, 6805, 6806 (Part One). 6824, 6825 (Part Two) Miniseries. Two parts. Correspondent (Barclay Hope) of ABC News is told by an FBI agent that the arrests he's making of would-be bombers are "small fry" -- that he needs more cooperation with other branches of government if he's going to forestall a larger, looming danger. News Media. Based on the 9/11 Commission's Report and other sources, five-hour dramatization connects all the geo-political dots from the first World Trade Center bombing in 1993 to the second. Shot documentary-style. Reporter (Paula Brosseau). Reporter (J.C. Kenny). Reporter (David Michie - Voice). .Journalist Guide (Youssef Abagourram). 163390 1997 Path to Paradise: Untold Story of the World Trade Center Bombing, The MT TV Reporter (Jill Abramovitz) 163391 2002 Path to War MT News Media. Reporter (Julian Forbes). First Journalist (Kevin Cooney). Journalist (Bruce Nozick). Reporters (Hallie Bird, Kelly Connell, Julian Forces). Reporter #2 (John Funk). Reporter #3 (Ryan Rich). TV Anchor Walter Cronkite (Himself). CBS News Cameraman (Jonathan Coder). White House Photographer (Doug Hyun). News Announcers (Brad Abrell, Bob Joles). President's Press Secretary Bill Moyers (Chris Eigeman). 163392 1960 Pathfinders in Space: Luna Bridgehead T Episode #2. 9-25-1960 Journalist (Mavis Walker). 163393 2006 Pathogen M Reporter (Ben Gonzalez). 163394 1999 Pathology of Lies, The NM Keats, Jonathon Editor Gloria Greene, the food editor, who knows nothing about food is promoted simultaneously to chief editor and suspect in killing of head of San Francisco's Portfolio magazine whose body is cut into pieces and mailed to subscribers throughout country. The "Bulk Mail Butcher" openly enjoys and exploits her notoriety using her murder-suspect status to catapult herself into front-page celebrity. Greene started sleeping with editor P.J. Bullock in quick exchange for paid position as food editor. She humiliates FBI and entire magazine industry with her scandalous and paradoxical public prancing. Portfolio magazine is loaded with snide celebrity profiles, unverifiable society gossip. The 27-year-old Greene is outrageously narcissistic extolling incest as closest thing to self-love -- she is having an ongoing affair with her father, a surgeon. She was brought up dissecting cadavers. San Francisco Gen-Xer Greene is a comic-book sexpot and murderous enfant terrible. Greene started out as an unpaid intern fresh out of college. 163395 1993 Pathos T Series Reporter (Katerina Iliadi) 163396 2000 Paths To Freedom T Series. 11-1-2000 to 12-1-2000. Six Episodes. Interviewer-Narrator (Ian Fitzgibbon). Cameras track the trials and tribulations of two ex-convicts from contrasting class structures. 163397 2007 Pathways to Spiritual Realization: Walking in Light (Part 1) N Page, Cecelia Frances Journalist Gerard Jensen learned about ancient religions and Metaphysics in Trinity, California. He was a reporter from Chicago, Illinois. His boss Bill Klein assigned Jensen to write a sensational feature story about Trinity University. He decided to write an objective, truthful story about Metaphysical knowledge. Reporter Murray Sheldon from the same Chicago newspaper, wrote a sensational, untrue feature story. Jensen falls in love with a metaphysical professor at Trinity University. She encourages him to look within to awaken to spiritual realization. She explains to him reincarnation, cause and effect, sacred centers and the I Am Presence. Metaphysics means wisdom beyond the physical plane. Astral and etheric planes exist. 163398 1990 Pati Patni Aur Tawaif MF Reporter. Family Magazine's Chief Reporter Jankidas. 163399 1987 Patience of a Saint N OWN - H (Two Copies) Greeley, Andrew M. Alcoholic Chicago newspaperman rediscovers his faith in God and love for his wife. Redmond (Red) P. Kane, popular Chicago newspaper columnist and Pulitzer Prize winner. Smokes and drinks too much. Neglects his kids. Enjoys a mistress. 163400 1913 Patience Sparhawk and Her Times N OWN - H Athereton, Gertrude Female Reporter Miss Merrien, a reporter for the New York Day, does what is expected of her to survive in journalism, including faking a story. Her editor loads her with bottom-of-the-barrel assignments. Refuses to train\ her for the editorship she deserves. "About six out of every ten newspaper women either go to the wall or to the bad, she says. 163401 2009 Patient 17 M Journalist (Simon Britton). The treatment for a unique patient could kill, but who deserves to die. 163402 1938 Patient in Room 18, The M Newsboy (George Offerman, Jr.) 163403 2004 Patients MT Anchorwoman (Stacey Cox). 163404 1999 Patinoire, La MF News Media. Editor (Eva Ionesco). Journalist (Olivier Dessalles). 163405 2008 Patriarch, The: A Novel of Corruption and Terrorism, Love and Loss N Buffington, G.N. Reporter Jacob Sellars, a New York City newspaper reporter, is assigned to cover the memorial services for an oil tycoon whose corporation has an ambiguous history and suspicious ties to U.S. intelligence agencies. Sellars, who is trying to come to grips with his own troubled past, seizes the chance to write a freelance article about the tycoon’s family, one of the most venerated in New England. In the process, Sellars develops an obsessive romance with the man’s granddaughter, a student critic of the current administration’s foreign policy in the Middle East. Sellars investigations uncover the fact that the tycoon’s company is being used as a front by the U.S. government for nefarious activities in oil-producing countries. Despite efforts to silence him, Sellars intends to publish a blockbuster story revealing the scheme, But he must first survive a beating by mercenaries, two horrifying terrorist attacks and his own inner turmoil. His determination is the deciding factor in whether to escape with his life and his heart intact. 163406 2002 Patricia Kelsey: Lost Almost N Baughman, Lynnette Reporter Patrice Kelsey of Los Alamos, New Mexico follows the trail of stolen infectious tissue to Washington, D.C. where she finds herself playing a life-and-death game on the world stage where biology, medicine, politics and international intrigue intersect and threaten to destroy all she holds dear. It turns out the horrific Cerro Grande Fire in Los Alamos, NM was just the beginning. 163407 1999 Patricia Kelsey: Spy Within, A N Baughman, Lynnette Reporter Patrice Kelsey of Los Alamos, New Mexico survives a mountain car crash in a blizzard and is left to figure out who murdered her friend. Will she live to publish the truth? Wen an old man who helped develop the atomic bomb during World War II tells two women, including Reporter Kelsey, about an espionage network hidden for 50 years, they discover his secret is deadly. On their way home from the nursing home, in a blizzard, their car is forced off a mountain road. Reporter Kelsey survives in spite of her injuries and is left to figure out who murdered her friend. While researching a book on the Trinity Project, Los Almoas residents Rose Hulle and Kelsey discover the “Last Man Bottle” survivors, now in a nursing home. The Trinity survivor describes the “Last Man Bottle” pack and reveals crucial information about spies who sent Russia bomb-building secrets. 163408 1981 Patricia Neal Story, The MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Newell Alexander). Reporter #2 (James Bacon). Reporter #3 (Dolores Quinton). Photographer #1 (Tony Rohr). Photographer #2 (Herbert Clayton Penny). 163409 1992 Patriot Games M L News Media. TV Reporters (Ivan Kane, Kim Delgado). CNN Reporter (Debora Weston). CNN Reporter (Debora Weston). Interviewer (Bob Gunton). 163410 1964 Patriot, The N Bienvenu, Harold J. PR Freelance Public-Relations Man uses an alcoholic minister to form a political group in Southern California. The PR man propels himself into Congress but is outwitted in the end by an adversary 163411 2009 Patriotville M Reporter (Jessica St. Clair). Newscster (Danielle Langlois). When he discovers that an Indian casino is about to be built over the town’s historic battlefield, a self-appointed protector of a small town’s rather meager place in American history, joins forces with sexy, but dangerous town siren to launch an all-out offensive against the project, earning the wrath of the entire town who believe the casino will save their decaying local community. 163412 2004 Patron Saint of Red Chevys, The N Sloan, Kay TV Weatherman Levi Litvak is killed in a fiery one-car crash. Earlier that day a onetime blues singer is murdered in her 1948 red pickup truck leaving behind a husband and two daughters.. Soon rumors begin to fly -- Litvak and the woman had been lovers. Levio ended both of their lives when Bernice broke it off in 1964. A local weatherman, Levi was widely reviled in Biloxi as a Yankee Jew and, some claimed, a political agitator. The local Klan had gone so far as to put him on their death list. But a few days after the deaths, a local newspaper receives a suicide letter that Levi posted before his accident in which he confesses to murdering the woman because she wouldn't leave her husband to marry him. Case closed? Not quite. Her daughter is suspicious and drives around in her mom's old car asking questions. From what she hears, Levi doesn't sound at all like the killing sort, but she draws a blank when she considers the alternatives. Years go by and the daughter moves to Berkeley and goes through a summer of love before returning to Biloxi and picking up the mystery. 163413 2004 Patron Saint of Red Chevys, The N Sloan, Kay TV Weatherman Levi Litvak, the handsome local weatherman, is the most likely suspect in the murder of flamboyant, free-spirited Bernice Starling, a blues and jazz singer found stabbed to death in her truck. Litvak happens to be Bernice’s lover, but when he dies right after the murder in a car accident, the case goes cold. In the 1960s’ Mississippi, early one morning, Startling, a one-times blues singer, is murdered in her pickup, leaving behind a husband and two daughters. Later the same day, local TV weatherman Litvak is killed in a fiery one-car crash. Soon, rumors began to fly: Levi and Bernice had been lovers. Levi ended both of their lives when Bernice broke it off. The ramifications of Bernice’s murder fall hard on her family. And for years, the rumors continue, some of them racially charged. Bernice’s younger daughter, Jubilee, inherits her mother’s red Chevy truck but refuses to wash away the memory of her mother in the blood on the seats, instead draping bath towels over them like slipcovers. Eventually, Jubilee decides to escape the lingering memories of her mother’s death by applying herself at school and making plans to attend college far away, at Berkeley. 163414 1764 Patron, The P USC Foote, Samuel Publisher. Mr. Puff argues with Dactyl, the publisher: "…my pen shall destroy." Reference to Steele: "Poor Dick Steel! I have obliged him with many a motto for his fugitive pieces." French critics are a little severe. "The critics, the real judges, will discover in that piece such excellent talents…." Dick Bever: "No, Sir Thomas, no. I shall neither flatter you nor myself; I have acquired a right to speak what I think." "Your play,. Sir, is a wretched performance; and in this opinion all mankind are united." 163415 1992 Patrullero, El MF TV Reporter (Ana Rittner) 163416 2000 Patrze na ciebie, Marysiu MTF Journalist Monika (Magdalena Olszewska) 163417 1964 Patsy, The M AFI-Publicity/Press Agents/TV/Sullivan Publicity. Joe Finnegan, Reporter at Party (Joe Finnegan). Richard Gehman, Reporter at Party (Richard Gehman). Radio Newscaster (John Dexter). Newscaster (Jerry Dunphy). Ed Sullivan Show 163418 2003 Patt Shortt: Live and a Bit Dangerous T Reporter (Michael McElhatton). 163419 1948 Pattern for Shrouds SM Fleming-Roberts, G.T. Black Mask, May 1948, Vol. 31, No. 3, pp. 40-65 Editor Red Morgan, newspaper editor, politics and murder 163420 1988 Patterns of Abuse N Taylor, John Reporter Charles Sampson learns of a top-secret raid by the United States to rescue hostages in Lebanon and plans to disclose it before it happens. 163421 1916 Patterson of the News M Ness Book Reporter Jack Patterson (King Baggot) gets a story on a bank closing and discovers president is preparing to leave town with stolen securities. Realizes the woman he helped earlier is the president's daughter. City Editor (Bertram Busby). He agrees not to print the story if the bank president makes good. 163422 1970 Patton M Seventies, The Correspondent (Sandy Kevin). Incident-making headlines when Patton slaps a young soldier. 163423 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: T L Series 9-18-1963 to 8-31-1966. 104 Episodes Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty Lane patterned one issue of The Bugle after the New York Query, a newspaper that uses sensational headlines. New York Chronicle is in direct competition with the New York Record. Scottish cousin Cathy Lane (Patty Duke) lives with the Lanes until she can rejoin her foreign correspondent father, Kenneth Lane. 163424 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Cathy Leaves Home -- But Not Really T Morse, Sidney and Roy Kammerman Episode #86. 12-15-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Cathy decides to apply to be an exchange student and is very disappointed when the family doesn't stop her. 163425 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: My Cousin, the Heroine T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #71. 5-12-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Cathy becomes a heroine after rescuing a drowning baby. 163426 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty, the Master Builder T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #64. 3-24-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. After finding a composition on Ross's desk in which the author praises his sister, Patty decides to help Ross build a car for the soap box derby race. 163427 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Perfect Hostess, The T Horwitt, Arnold Episode #54. 1-13-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Cousin Betsy from Chattanooga comes to visit captivating all the legible young men. 163428 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: What's Cooking, Cousin? T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #69. 4-28-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty tries to improve her cooking to impress Richard who has grown fond of French food cooked by a girl named Gloria. 163429 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: Actress, The T Episode #11. 11-27-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. School is putting on a lavish version of Anthony and Cleopatra. Cathy tries out for the lead, but Patty unexpectedly gets it. 163430 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Anywhere I Hang My Horn Is Home T Horwitt, Arnold Episode #91. 1-19-1966 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. When Patty invites an out-of-work musician over for a meal, he decides to make the Lane home his permanent residence. 163431 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Are Mothers People? T Episode #23. 2-19-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Natalie Lane begins to feel unwanted and devises a plan to get even with her family for the uncaring way they have been acting. 163432 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Auld Lang Syne T Episode #16. 1-1-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Martin's brother Kenneth sets out to write his autobiography, but discovers writing a book to be more difficult than he imagined. 163433 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Author! Author! T Episode #19. 1-22-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty writes a novel presenting the viewpoint of the American teenager and immediately gets a publishing contract. 163434 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: Babysitters, The T Episode #7. 10-30-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. When Mr. Lane refuses to pay for an evening gown for Patty, she decides to go into the babysitting business 163435 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Best Date in Town T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #49. 12-9-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Martin promises to take Patty to the father-daughter dance, but must cancel at the last minute. 163436 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Big Sister Is Watching T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #93. 2-2-1966 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty patches up a quarrel between Ross and the new boy in town because she is interested in the boy's older brother. 163437 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: Birds and the Bees Bit, The T Episode #5. 10-16-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Ross is invited to his first dance, so Patty and Cathy try to teach him about girls. 163438 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Block That Statue T Kalish, Austin and Irma Kalish Episode #47. 11-25-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Hero of the football team is in love with Cathy. 163439 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Boy Next Door, The T Horwitt, Arnold Episode #42. 10-21-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty and Cathy both like their new next-door neighbor 163440 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Can Do Patty T Horwitt, Arnold Episode #50. 12-16-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty follows Martin's suggestion and volunteers to do a lot of things at home and at school; everyone else, however, ends up doing the work for her. 163441 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Cathy, the Rebel T DVD -R HQ 11010 Sheldon, Sidney Episode #67. 4-14-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Cathy writes a letter to the Chronicle criticizing an editorial and calling the author a "man with the mentality of a dinosaur. 163442 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Chip Off The Old Block T DVD -R HQ 11245 Episode #26. 2-11-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. To increase the circulation of the school paper, Patty uses scandalous stories which infuriate the school principal. Lane warns his daughter not to follow the example of tabloid newspaper The New York Query even though it has a very large circulation of more than 5 million readers. But Patty wants a big audience. She goes to see the Editor Mr. Rogers of the New York Query for advice, and he prints her stories embarrassing both the school, Patty’s father, Patty’s cousin and Patty herself. It takes an apology and a change of heart to set things right for Patty Lane and the school newspaper. 163443 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: Christmas Present. T Episode #15. 12-25-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Christmas is a day away and Cathy anxiously awaits a visit from her father, only to learn that he is a prisoner in a foreign country. 163444 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Con Artist, The T Episode #24. 2-26-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Cathy buys a vacuum cleaner for Natalie's birthday but finds the cost is too much for her to handle. 163445 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: Conquering Hero, The T Episode #8. 11-6-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. When the star basketball player's parents move to Michigan, the Lanes invite him to stay with them. 163446 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Continental, The T Episode #20. 1-29-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Martin learns that he is being transferred to Paris. 163447 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Cousins, The T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #36. 5-20-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty and Cathy reminisce about Cathy's arrival in the Lane household. 163448 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Daughter Bit, The T Horwitt, Arnold Episode #66. 4-7-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty feels guilty when Martin complains she doesn't spend enough time at home. 163449 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Do A Brother a Favor T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #103. 4-27-1966 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty agrees to date the president of the Tigers' basketball club in order to increase Ross's chances of becoming a member. 163450 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Do You Trust Your Daughter T Jurist, Ed Episode #97. 3-2-1966 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty has a date with an older man. Due to a misunderstanding, Martin believes that she came home after the curfew he set. 163451 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Don't Bank On It T Sharp, Phil Episode #99. 3-23-1996 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Marin decides to teach Patty a lesson in responsibility after she conceals the fact that she was not able to make an important bank deposit for Martin. 163452 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Don't Monkey With Mendel T Abrams, G. Episode #62. 3-10-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. After studying genetic theory in school, Patty decides Richard would not be a suitable father for her children. 163453 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: Double Date T Episode #10. 11-20-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty plays Patty and Cathy at a party, after Cathy got sick for having taken a flu shot meant for Patty. 163454 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Drop Out T Episode #32. 4-22-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Richard decides to quit school. 163455 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: Elopement, The T Episode #3. 10-2-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. J.R. Castle leads Martin to believe that Patty and Richard are planning to elope. Actually, they are helping Natalie plan a surprise vacation for Martin and her at the same fishing lodge where they spent their honeymoon. 163456 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Every Girl Should Be Married T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #53. 1-6-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty believes her parents are trying to marry her off to a young man whom they invite to dinner (Frank Sinatra Jr.). 163457 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Fiancée For a Day T Jurist, Ed Episode #101. 4-13-1966 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Richard and Patty decide to get married after graduation from high school. 163458 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Foggy Day in Brooklyn Heights, A T Rogers, Roswell Episode #73. 9-15-1965. Season 3 Opener Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Frankie Avalon stops by the Lane house to make a phone call and ends up spending a short time there because the airport is fogged in. 163459 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: French Teacher, The T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #1. 9-18-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty gets a crush on her new French teacher after he makes her his test subject. 163460 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Friendship Bit, The T Episode #30. 4-8-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty discovers she is allergic to Cathy 163461 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: Genius, The T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #2. 9-25-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. While Patty is taking a test to determine the intelligence of today's students, the machine goes nuts and the results say Patty is a genius with a 185 I.Q. 163462 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Girl From N.E.P.H.E.W., The T Locke, Sam and Joel Rapp Episode #79. 10-27-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty becomes involved in spy business when an Interpol agent visits the Lanes. 163463 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Going Steady T Episode #22. 2-12-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty and Richard decide to go steady. 163464 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Greatest Psychologist in The World, The T Butler, David Episode #44. 11-4-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. When Patty is invited to the Harvard Prom by Sue Ellen's cousin Rip, she decides to use psychology to persuade her parents to allow her to go. 163465 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Greatest Speaker in the Whole Wide World T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #92. 1-26-1966 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty promises her creative writing class that her father will appear as a guest speaker, but does not check with him first. 163466 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Green-Eyed Monster, The T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #37. 9-16-1964. Season 2 Opener Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Richard is jealous of Geoffrey Davis, a military cadet in town for a visit. 163467 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Guest, The T Morse, Sidney Episode #76. 10-6-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. When Richard's parents go out of town, Patty invites him to stay at the Lane house, but his personality and living style clashes with everyone. 163468 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Hi, Society T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #51. 12-23-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty and Sue Ellen vie for the attentions of Woodrow Warren Calden, a new student at the school. 163469 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: History Paper Caper, The T Hoffman, Joseph Episode #87. 12-22-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty gets a bright new student at school to help her with her history paper. 163470 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Horoscope T Episode #17. 1-8-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty become an astrologist in order to earn money to buy Natalie a birthday present. 163471 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: House Guest T Episode #4. 10-9-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Martin's Aunt Pauline comes to visit. 163472 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: How To Be Popular T Episode #12. 12-4-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Cathy wants to win more friends, so she writes to Aunt Jane, a Lonely Hearts columnist, for advice. 163473 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: How To Succeed in Romance T Horwitt, Arnold Episode #46. 11-18-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Cathy falls for Chris, a new student and seeks advice from Patty. Chris seeks advice from Richard. 163474 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: I'll Be Suing You T Green, Mort Episode #80. 11-3-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty is only witness to traffic accident involving Richard. 163475 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Invisible Boy, The T Goldsmith, Clifford Episode #102. 4-20-1966 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty asks Ross to do a favor for her. Patty, in return, tries to talk Martin into allowing Ross to drop French. 163476 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: It Takes a Heap of Livin' T Horwitt, Arnold Episode #60. 2-24-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Lanes discover their home was used during the American Revolution and is therefore an historical landmark. 163477 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Leave It To Patty T Episode #33. 4-29-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. In order to get elected chairman of the class prom," Patty promise to get Pinky Gristol "The Mop"] as a guest. 163478 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Let 'Em Eat Cake T Episode #21. 2-5-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Natalie makes the mistake of leaving her cake in the church bazaar on the kitchen table unattended 163479 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Little Brother Is Watching You T Jurist, Ed Episode #58. 2-10-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. 163480 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Little Dictator, The T Episode #34. 5-6-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Cathy is student principal for a week and has trouble dealing with Patty. 163481 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Operation: Tonsils T Ferro, Ted and Mathilde Ferro Episode #74. 9-22-1965. Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty falls for an attractive young doctor and misunderstands his feelings for a boat as feelings for her. 163482 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Our Daughter the Artist T Horwitt, Arnold Episode #77. 10-13-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Lanes don't dare give Patty their true opinion of her op art creation. 163483 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Partying Is Such Sweet Sorrow T Episode #75. 9-29-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. When Richard goes to a party without Patty, she decides to give a party the same night. 163484 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty and the Cut-Rate Casanova T Horwitt, Arnold Episode #65. 3-31-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty deserts Richard for Carlos, a boy who knows the latest dance steps. So Richard begins dating Cathy. 163485 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty and the Eternal Triangle T Freedman, Bill and Ben Gershman Episode #81. 11-10-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty decides to test Richard's fidelity by posing as Cathy. 163486 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty and the Newspaper Game T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #57. 2-3-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Martin is disturbed when he thinks a new reporter has been hired to replace him. 163487 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty and the Peace Corps T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #45. 11-11-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty decides to join the Peace Corps. 163488 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty Leads a Dog's Life T Horwitt, Arnold Episode #94. 2-9-1966 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty takes care of a society's columnist's French poodle. 163489 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty Meets a Celebrity T Episode #55. 1-20-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Sal Mineo (Himself) visits his alma mater and Patty is cast in a play opposite him. Night of performance she gets stage fright and can't speak any of her lines. 163490 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty Meets the Great Outdoors T Gershman, Ben and Bill Freedman Episode #85. 12-8-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. When a handsome young forestry student moves in next door, Patty takes a sudden interest in nature. 163491 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty Pits Wits -- Two Brits Hits T Horwitt, Arnold Episode #59. 2-17-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty tries to help a British singing duo become successful. 163492 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty the Folk Singer T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #68. 4-21-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty becomes a folk singer at a local coffee shop. 163493 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty, the Candy Striper T Bilson, Bruce Episode #84. 12-1-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Martin checks into the hospital the same day that Patty starts work as a candy stripper. 163494 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty, the Chatterbox T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #72. 5-19-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty will get an extra week's allowance if she can refrain from talking for three days. 163495 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty, the Diplomat T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #96. 2-23-1966 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty Duke Show, The: 163496 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty, the Foster Mother T Episode #31. 4-15-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty Unknowingly signs papers to adopt a Korean orphan. 163497 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty, the Organizer T Episode #40. 10-7-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty, Cathy and Ross form the UAFUM (United Association for Unprotected Miners) in the hopes of getting more privileges at home. 163498 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty, the People's Voice T Episode #43. 10-28-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty and Cathy campaign for T.J. Blodgett, Martin's boss, but discover they prefer his opponent. 163499 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty, the Pioneer T Episode #41. 10-14-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty accepts challenge to live like a pioneer for one week. 163500 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty, the Practical Joker T Horwitt, Arnold Episode #63. 3-17-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Lane house becomes a no-man's land of booby traps -- thanks to Patty and Ross. 163501 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty, the Psychic T Episode #104. 5-4-1966. Final Episode Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty believes that she has ESP 163502 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty, The Witness T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #52. 12-30-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty witnesses an auto accident and thinks one of the men is a robber. 163503 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Patty's Private Pygmalion T Episode #78. 10-20-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty decides to give a shy girl lessons in self-confidence. 163504 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Pen Pals T Episode #28. 3-25-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty receives some beautiful letters from a new pen pal, and therefore loses interest in Richard. 163505 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Perfect Teenager, The T Episode #25. 3-4-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. After flunking an exam for teenagers, Patty decides to enroll in modeling school. 163506 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Poppo's Birthday T Jurist, Ed and Sam Locke Episode #90. 1-12-1966 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Martin uses a pocket-knife advertisement to show the family what he wants for his birthday. But they read the wrong side and try to buy him a $99 rifle. 163507 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Practice Makes Perfect T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #38. 9-23-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty decides to take tuba lessons 163508 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: President, The T Episode #9. 11-13-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty and Cathy both run for president of the Girls' League. 163509 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: Princess Cathy, The T Episode #14. 12-18-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Cathy falls in love with a foreign exchange student 163510 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Raffle, The T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #56. 1-27-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. To raise money for a church bazaar, Patty raffles off Richard. 163511 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Ross Runs Away -- But Not Far T Raynor, William and Myles Wilder Episode #89. 1-5-1966 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Martin and Natalie go away for the weekend leaving Patty in charge. Trouble develops when she and Ross become handcuffed together. 163512 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Ross, the Peacemaker T Jurist, Ed Episode #83. 11-24-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Ross tries to patch up quarrel between Richard and Patty. 163513 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Sick in Bed T Jurist, Ed Episode #82. 11-17-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty has a slight temperature and is forced to stay home from school against her will. 163514 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Simon Says T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #39. 9-30-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty is ghost-writing an advice column for the school newspaper and craving lots of trouble for lots of people. 163515 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Slight Case of Disaster T Episode #29. 4-1-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. In order to impress Sue Ellen, Patty buys an expensive dress that she can't afford. 163516 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: Slumber Party, The T Episode #6. 10-23-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Ross tape records conversations at Patty and Cathy's slumber party's, and then blackmails them with the tape. 163517 1963 Patty Duke Show, The: Song Writers, The T Episode #13. 12-11-1963 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Richard enters Patty and Cathy's song in the Jimmy Dean Songwriter Contest, Unfortunately, Patty had copied the words from a book of poetry. 163518 1999 Patty Duke Show, The: Still Rockin' in Brooklyn Heights MT Israel, Neal Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. 33-year-old Journalist son Michael Harrison (Alain Goulem). It's 33 years after the show ended. Patty still sees old boyfriend Richard. Got married after high school, have grown son and granddaughter. Family reconvenes in New York to surprise Patty and end up battling her old arch-nemesis Sue Ellen who is intent on having the high school torn down. Patty Lane and Cathy Lane MacAllister (Patty Duke). 163519 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Take Me Out to the Ball Game T Sheldon, Sidney Episode #70. 5-5-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Ross tries out for Little League and everyone tries to help him. 163520 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: This Little Patty Went To Market T Kalish, Austin and Irma Kalish Episode #48. 12-2-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty forms Patty Lane Inc. in order to market Cathy's apricot jam. 163521 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Three Little Kittens T Jurist, Ed Episode #100. 4-6-1966 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Three kittens cause some problems in the Lane household. 163522 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Too Young and Foolish To Go Steady T Horwitt, Arnold Episode #95. 2-16-1966 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Captain of the football team asks Patty for a date. 163523 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Tycoons, The T Episode #18. 1-15-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. When all the girls like the dress that Cathy made, she and Patty decide to go into business. 163524 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Very Phon-y Situation, A T Locke, Sam and Joel Rapp Episode #88. 12-29-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. When Martin puts a time limit on everyone's phone calls, the kids try to earn money to buy their own phone. 163525 1966 Patty Duke Show, The: Visit From Uncle Jed, A T Horwitt, Arnold Episode #98. 3-9-1966 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Martin's Uncle Jed arrives the same night as Patty's formal dinner party. 163526 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Wedding Anniversary Caper T Episode #27. 3-18-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. In order to buy a gift for his parents wedding anniversary, Ross enters Patty's photo in a teenagers beauty contest. 163527 1965 Patty Duke Show, The: Will the Real Sammy Davis, Please Hang Up? T Episode #61. 3-3-1965 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty is elected prom chairman and must get hold of a big-name star -- Sammy Davis Jr. sings "What Kind of Fool Am I?" and "I Got a Woman." 163528 1964 Patty Duke Show, The: Working Girl, The T Episode #35. 5-13-1964 Editor Martin Lane (William Schallert), managing editor of the New York Chronicle. Foreign Correspondent Kenneth Lane (William Schallert) for the Chronicle. Patty Lane (Patty Duke) is editor of high school newspaper, The Bugle. Patty gets job at local ice cream parlor. 163529 1988 Patty Hearst M DVD -R HQ 2828, 2829. VHS 444 News Media. Newscaster (Christine Lunde). Newscaster (James Kevin Ward). Photographer (Steven Reisch). News Media follows the Patty Hearst story from kidnapping to release. 163530 1939 Patty O'Day CB 1939-1940 Newsreel Reporter 163531 2005 Paul Alien M News Media. Seattle Journalist (Dennis Wilken). Public Access TV Producer (Jesse Zook Mann). Public Access TV Producer (Alex R. Mayer). 163532 1830 Paul Clifford N USC Lytton, Edward Bulwer (Lord) Critics. Augustus Tomlinson, Peter Mac Grawler. 163533 1952 Paul Harvey News DT Series 1952-1953 TV Newscaster Paul Harvey reads the news. 163534 1972 Paul Lynde Show, The: Bare Facts, The T Episode. Series (9-13-72 to 9-8-73). Newspaper. Paul loses the nomination for the Bar Association presidency when Howie's nude portrait of Barbara is printed in the local newspaper 163535 1987 Paul McDonald: Huckleberry Friend NM MLPL Smith, Julie #2 Paul MacDonald Mysteries Former Reporter Paul McDonald is an out-of-work mystery writer is given two shoe boxes containing what appears to be part of the original manuscript of Mark Twain's "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn." His job is to get it back to its rightful owner. Wriggling his way through some hair-raising escapes and several bumbling attempts to keep the manuscript safe, McDonald does make mostly everything right in the end. 163536 1986 Paul McDonald: True-Life Adventure: NM MLPL Smith, Julie #1 Paul MacDonald Mysteries Former Reporter Paul McDonald is upset. First his boss drops dead in his living room, then someone breaks into his home and torches it. How is he supposed to write a bestselling mystery surrounded by all this crime. Paul worked part-time for a private investigator rewriting the San Francisco's P.I.'s reports into legibility. Apparently the current crime spree is connected to one of the P.I.'s case. His last report concerned a kidnapped child. So Paul begins there using the skills and nosiness he developed as a journalist. The trail leads him to the laboratory of a Nobel laureate geneticist and then to City Hall. The only nice thing that happens to him is meeting a lovely woman -- who is also a prime suspect. Ben McGonagil of the Examiner. Joey Bernstein, city editor. Lindsay Hearne, who is on leave from Bay Currents, went into TV and won the Peabody for exposing a massive cover-up. 163537 1996 Paul Merton in Galton and Simpson's …: Lift, The T Episode #7. 3-8-1996 PR Man (Guy Nicholls). 163538 1997 Paul Merton in Galton and Simpson's…: Clerical Error, The T Episode #14. 10-21-1997 Reporter (Nick Wilton). 163539 1997 Paul Merton in Galton and Simpson's…: I Tell You It's Burt Reynolds T Episode #10. Spanish Weatherman (Lino Omoboni). 163540 1940 Paul Patton: Fox, The CB Photographer Paul Patton, staff photographer for the Globe. Girlfriend: Reporter Ruth Ranson 163541 1825 Paul Pry N Poole, John Journalist Paul Pry modeled on Tom Hill of the Monthly Mirror, a real journalist 163542 1980 Paul Raymond’s Erotica M Adult French Reporter Brigitte Lahie is invited by Paul Raymond to explore some of Soho’s most erotic hot spots. 163543 1951 Paul Temple: CS Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Artists Alfred Sindall, Bill Bailey, John McNamara. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. 163544 1968 Paul Temple: T Durbridge, Francis 12 Episodes. BBC 1968-1969. Possible repackaging of films Journalist Steve Temple (Dinah Sheridan) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (John Bentley), British novelist and detective. The Temples now lived in the 1960s. 163545 1969 Paul Temple: T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Series. 1969-1971. BBC. 52 60-Minute Color Episodes Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163546 1970 Paul Temple: Antique Death (Parts 1 and 2) T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episodes #19-#20. 5-10/17-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163547 1970 Paul Temple: Artnappers, The T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #17. 4-26-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163548 1970 Paul Temple: Black Room, The T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #18. 5-3-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. TV Reporter (David Simeon). 163549 1948 Paul Temple: Calling Paul Temple M Durbridge, Francis, A.R. Rawlinson, Kathleen Butler (Screenplay) #2 Paul Temple Movies Journalist Steve Temple (Dinah Sheridan) is journalist wife of Paul Temple (John Bentley), British novelist and detective. 163550 1946 Paul Temple: Case For Paul Temple, A R #8 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 2-7-1946. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Howard Marion Crawford), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163551 1971 Paul Temple: Catch Your Death T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #39. 4-11-1971. End of Third Series. Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163552 1971 Paul Temple: Corrida T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #30. 2-7-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163553 1971 Paul Temple: Critics, Yes! But This Is Ridiculous! T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #52. 9-1-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163554 1971 Paul Temple: Cue Murder! T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #37. 3-28-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163555 1972 Paul Temple: Curzon Case, The NM Durbridge, Francis #11 Paul Temple Novels Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163556 1971 Paul Temple: Death For Drivers' Reasons T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #31. 2-14-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163557 1971 Paul Temple: Death of Fasching T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #38. 4-4-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163558 1971 Paul Temple: Death Sentence T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #41. 6-16-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163559 1970 Paul Temple: Double Vision T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #21. 5-24-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163560 1959 Paul Temple: East of Algiers by Paul Temple NM Durbridge, Francis #7 Paul Temple Novels Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Howard Marion Crawford), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163561 1971 Paul Temple: Family Affair, A T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #47. 7-28-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163562 1971 Paul Temple: Game, Set and Match T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #49. 8-11-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. Reporter (Ian Elliot). Reporter (Colin Thatcher). Commentator (Peter Cockburn). 163563 1970 Paul Temple: Games People Play T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #16. 4-19-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163564 1971 Paul Temple: Geneva Mystery, The NM Durbridge, Francis #10 Paul Temple Novels Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Howard Marion Crawford), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163565 1971 Paul Temple: Greek Tragedy, A T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #32. 2-14-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163566 1971 Paul Temple: Guilty Must Die, The T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #48. 8-4-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163567 1971 Paul Temple: Has Anybody Seen Kelly? T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #34. 3-7-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163568 1971 Paul Temple: House Of the Dead T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #27. 1-10-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163569 1970 Paul Temple: Inside Information T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #7. 1-4-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163570 1970 Paul Temple: Kill Or Cure T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #15. 4-12-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163571 1970 Paul Temple: Letters From Robert T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #11. 2-1-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163572 1950 Paul Temple: Light-Fingers SS Durbridge, Francis Adapted from Special Christmas Broadcast. Daily Mail Annual For Boys and Girls. Reprinted The Armchair Detective, 1993 Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. The story is a bit of a brain tease as children's stories tended to be in those far-off days and challenges readers to work out how Temple solved the case and check their answers with the solution provided by Durbridge at the end of the book. 163573 1971 Paul Temple: Long Ride to Red Gap T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #50. 8-18-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163574 1970 Paul Temple: Man From the Sea, The T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #12. 2-8-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163575 1971 Paul Temple: Man Who Forged Real Money, The T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #46. 7-21-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163576 1969 Paul Temple: Man Who Wasn't Really There, The T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #5. 12-21-1969 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163577 1970 Paul Temple: Masked Lady, The T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #8. 1-11-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163578 1969 Paul Temple: Message From a Dead Man T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #2. 11-30-1969 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163579 1969 Paul Temple: Missing Penny T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #4. 12-14-1969 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163580 1971 Paul Temple: Motel T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #36. 3-21-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163581 1947 Paul Temple: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Temple R #11 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 45-Minute Episode. 11-23-1947 Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Kim Peacock), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163582 1970 Paul Temple: Mr. Wallace Predicts T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #10. 1-25-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163583 1970 Paul Temple: Murder in Munich (Parts 1 and 2) T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episodes #24-#25. 7-12/19-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163584 1940 Paul Temple: News of Paul Temple NM Durbridge, Francis #3 Paul Temple Novels Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective.. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163585 1938 Paul Temple: News of Paul Temple R #3 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 6-Part Serial. 11-13-1938. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Hugh Morton), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163586 1944 Paul Temple: News of Paul Temple R #6 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 60 Minute Episode. 7-5-1944. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Richard Williams), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163587 1949 Paul Temple: Night of the Twenty Seventh, The R Radio Christmas Special. 12-17-1949. Light Programme. Journalist Steve Temple (Marjorie Westbury) is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Kim Peacock), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163588 1971 Paul Temple: Night Train T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #29. 1-24-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163589 1971 Paul Temple: Paper Chase T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #40. 6-9-1971. Beginning of Fourth Series. Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163590 1971 Paul Temple: Party Piece T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #44. 7-7-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163591 1947 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and Steve R #10 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 3-30-1947 Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Kim Peacock), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163592 1953 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and Steve Again R #17 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 60-Minute Episode. 4-8-1953 Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Kim Peacock), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163593 1968 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Alex Affair R #28 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial Remake. 2-26-1968. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Peter Coke), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163594 1965 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Alex Affair, The R CD8 - Wells Episode. 8-part radio drama Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective.. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163595 1959 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Conrad Case R CD8-Wells #23 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 3-2-1959 Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Peter Coke), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163596 1989 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Conrad Case NM Durbridge, Francis #14 Paul Temple Novels Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163597 1948 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Curzon Case R #13 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 12-7-1948. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Kim Peacock), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163598 1939 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Front Page Men NM Durbridge, Francis and Charles Hatton (Novelization) #2 Paul Temple Novels Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163599 1938 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Front Page Men R #2 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 11-2-1938. Journalist Steve Temple (Bernadette Hodgson) is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Hugh Morton), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163600 1965 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Geneva Mystery R CD8 - Wells #27 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 4-11-1965. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Peter Coke), British novelist and detective.. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163601 1954 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Gilbert Case R #18 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 3-19-1954 Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Peter Coke), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163602 1959 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Gilbert Case (aka Adventures of Paul Temple & The Gilbert Case) R CD8 - Wells #24 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial Remake. 11-22-1959. "The Unlucky One," "The Third Shoe," "Peter Galina," "La Martella," "That Good Old Invitation," "Warning From Miss Wayne," "The Note," and "Mr. Hamilton." Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Peter Coke), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163603 1946 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Gregory Affair R #9 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 10-Part Serial. 10-17-1946 Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Kim Peacock), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163604 1970 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Harkdale Robbery NM Durbridge, Francis #8 Paul Temple Novels Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective.. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163605 1963 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Jonathan Mystery R #26 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 10-14-1963. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Peter Coke), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163606 1951 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Jonathan Mystery R #16 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 5-10-1951. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Kim Peacock), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163607 1970 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Kelby Affair NM Durbridge, Francis #9 Paul Temple Novels Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163608 1956 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Lawrence Affair R #20 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial 4-11-1956.. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Peter Coke), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163609 1988 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Madison Case NM Durbridge, Francis #13 Paul Temple Novels Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163610 1949 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Madison Mystery R #14 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 10-12-1948. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Kim Peacock), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163611 1955 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Madison Mystery R #19 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial Remake. 6-20-1955. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Peter Coke), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163612 1961 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Margo Mystery R #25 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 1-1-1961. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Peter Coke), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163613 1986 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Margo Mystery NM Durbridge, Francis #12 Paul Temple Novels Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163614 1957 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Spencer Affair R #21 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 11-13-1957 Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Peter Coke), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163615 1947 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Sullivan Mystery R #12 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 12-1-1947. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Kim Peacock), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163616 1950 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Van Dyke Affair R #15 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 10-31-1951. Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Kim Peacock), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163617 1959 Paul Temple: Paul Temple and the Van Dyke Affair R #22 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial Remake. 11-13-1957 Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Peter Coke), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163618 1942 Paul Temple: Paul Temple Intervenes R #5 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 10-30-1942 Journalist Steve Temple (Thea Holme) is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Carl Bernard), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163619 1944 Paul Temple: Paul Temple Intervenes NM Durbridge, Francis #4 Paul Temple Novels Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163620 1952 Paul Temple: Paul Temple Returns M Durbridge, Francis (Screenplay) #4 Paul Temple Movies Journalist Steve Temple (Patricia Dainton) is journalist wife of Paul Temple (John Bentley), British novelist and detective. 163621 1950 Paul Temple: Paul Temple's Triumph M Durbridge, Francis (Characters). A.R. Rawlinson (Screenplay) #3 Paul Temple Movies Journalist Steve Temple (Dinah Sheridan) is journalist wife of Paul Temple (John Bentley), British novelist and detective. 163622 1971 Paul Temple: Quick and the Dead, The T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #45. 7-14-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163623 1970 Paul Temple: Re-Take T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #26. 7-26-1970. End of Second Series Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163624 1971 Paul Temple: Requiem For A Don T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #35. 3-14-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163625 1971 Paul Temple: Ricochet T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #42. 6-23-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163626 1970 Paul Temple: Right Villain T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #14. 4-5-1970. Beginning of Second Series Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163627 1971 Paul Temple: Sea Burial T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #28. 1-17-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163628 1965 Paul Temple: See You in London R CD8 - Wells Episode. 5-16-1965 Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163629 1938 Paul Temple: Send for Paul Temple R #1 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 4-8-1938. Journalist Steve Temple (Bernadette Hodgson) is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Hugh Morton), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163630 1941 Paul Temple: Send for Paul Temple R #4 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 60-Minute abridged story. 10-13-1941 Journalist Steve Temple (Thea Holme) is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Carl Bernard), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163631 1938 Paul Temple: Send for Paul Temple NM Durbridge, Francis (Novelization) #1 Paul Temple Novels Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163632 1946 Paul Temple: Send For Paul Temple M Durbridge Francis and John Argyle (Screenplay) #1 Paul Temple Movies Journalist Steve Temple (Joy Shelton) is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Anthony Hulme), British novelist and detective. 163633 1948 Paul Temple: Send for Paul Temple Again NM Durbridge, Francis #5 Paul Temple Novels Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163634 1945 Paul Temple: Send For Paul Temple Again R #7 Paul Temple Radio Play. BBC Series 1938-1968. 28 Shows. 8-Part Serial. 9-13-1945 Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple (Barry Morse), British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163635 1971 Paul Temple: Specialists, The T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #33. 2-28-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163636 1970 Paul Temple: Steal A Little Happiness T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #22. 6-28-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163637 1970 Paul Temple: Suitcase, The T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #23. 7-5-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163638 1965 Paul Temple: Surprise for Mrs. Milbourne, A R CD8 - Wells Episode. 5-9-1965 Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163639 1970 Paul Temple: Swan Song For Colonel Harp T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #9. 1-18-1970 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163640 1969 Paul Temple: There Must Be a Mr. X T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #3. 12-7-1969 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163641 1965 Paul Temple: Too Young to Die R CD8 - Wells Episode. 4-11-1965 Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163642 1957 Paul Temple: Tyler Mystery By Paul Temple, The NM Durbridge, Francis #6 Paul Temple Novels Journalist Steve Temple is journalist wife of Paul Temple, British novelist and detective. The duo was featured on British radio, TV and a newspaper comic strip, a 1950 film and these mystery novels. 163643 1970 Paul Temple: Victim, The T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #13. 2-15-1970. End of First Series. Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163644 1969 Paul Temple: Which One of Us Is Me? T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #6. 12-28-1969 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163645 1969 Paul Temple: Who Dies Next? T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #1. 11-23-1969 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163646 1971 Paul Temple: Winner Takes All T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #51. 8-25-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. Commentator (Peter O'Sullevan). Writer Paul Temple (Francis Matthews) and his wife Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater). 163647 1971 Paul Temple: With Friends Like You, Who Needs Enemies? T Durbridge, Francis (Characters). Writers Victor Canning, Peter Miller, John Roddick, David Ellis, John Tully, Bill Strutton, Derrick Sherwin, John Tully, David Roberts, Michael Chapman, Patrick Alexander, Eddie Boyd. Episode #43. 6-30-1971 Journalist Steve Temple (Ros Drinkwater) is journalist wife of Paul Temple, (Francis Matthews), British novelist and detective. 163648 1948 Pauline Frederick's Guest Book T Correspondent Pauline Frederick, ABC 163649 2003 Pauly Shore Is Dead M Entertainment Reporter (Nancy O'Dell - Herself). Entertainment Anchor-Reporter (Pat O'Brien). Ente Talk Show Host Sally Jessy Raphael - Herself). Entertainment Reporter (Sam Rubin - Himself). Talk-Show Host (Jerry Springer - Himself). Talk Show Host Montel Williams - Himself). Journalist (Diane Mizota). Photographer (Jay Spence). Actor Pauly Shore loses everything, fakes his own death and gets caught. Newspaper Stand Attendant (Blunt). Newspaper Stand Attendant #1 (Jason Swing). 163650 1989 Paura nel buio MF TV Reporter (Michael Lewis) 163651 1938 Pawel i Gawel MF Poland Reporter Lisek (Karol Dorwski). The Editor (Roman Deren). 163652 1920 Pawn In Pawn, A N MLPL Sharp, Hilda Mary Newspaper. Dick Drewe, narrator. Julian Tarrant. Mather of the Stop-Press. 163653 1997 Paws M Commentator (Kevin Golsby). 163654 1958 PAX N Kiefer, Middleton PR Public Relations Practitioner Logan. 163655 2004 Pax Importi Modellus: Rise of the Import Model, The M Interviewer (Lo Ming). 163656 2007 Pay Here N Kelly, Charles Reporter Michael Callan of the Phoenix Scribe stands at the grave of a woman he once loved who he suspects ran a crime syndicate he’s investigating. A friend from her childhood can’t believe she could have been a crook. Together they seek the truth as murder erupts around them and they’re drawn into a web of human trafficking and darker crimes. Decades in the desert have made Reporter Callan hard as a sun-bleached skull. But mutilated migrants and his ex-flame keep causing him trouble -- even if they are six feet under. 163657 2000 Pay It Forward M Journalist Eugene Simonet (Kevin Spacey) is an aggressive journalist gentled by a stranger's gift of a new Jaguar (Jay Mohr). Story of Las Vegas boy. Male Newscaster (Kendall Tenney). Female Newscaster (Sue Tripathy). News Stand Guy (Rusty Meyers). 163658 2006 Pay the Piper: Rock 'n' Roll Fairy Tale, A NJ Yolen, Jane and Adam Stemple School Newspaper Reporter Callie McCallan is 14 years old and scores the scoop of a lifetime when she gets a backstage pass to interview the lead singer of a famous rock 'n' roll band who have a concert in Massachusetts. Callie starts unraveling the puzzle of the band. But before she can warn anyone, all the neighborhood children are lured into the mountains on Halloween night. Callie is at home working on her newspaper story when she learns that every child in town has mysteriously vanished—including her younger brother. 163659 1935 Pay-Off, The M Bricker, George (Story). George Bricker, Joel Sayre (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter for the New York Register, Joe McCoy (James Dunn), asked to fill in when a columnist falls ill. Continues paper's fight for clean sports and does so well he is given column permanently. Sportswriter is assaulted in a subway, later runs a column claiming the thugs who attacked him were sent by a casino owner he attacked in the paper. Discovers wife with the casino owner, gets fired, goes on a drinking binge. Female reporter Connie (Patricia Ellis) helps him. Gets old job back. New York Times, 11/13/35: "when (former newspaper men) clean out their desks…they quickly forget the realities of the city room…." Reporter (Milton Kibbee). Reporter (Cyril Ring). 163660 1991 Payback N Harper, Philip Journalist Harper is also a criminal psychologist. 163661 2007 Payback Man, The M TV Anchorman (Chris Elbert). 163662 2004 Paybacks N Strohm, Craig Sports Reporter Vince Moriorti is young and disillusioned as he retells the most powerful story of his career. He writes about the basketball coach of the successful Waubee Lake High School who is desperately chasing one last championship. Drinking, womanizing, drug use and murder all come together when the coach loses the respect of his son, as well as the only woman he ever loved. Will the coach's final season win back the love of his family, or will he untimely be defeated by his reckless need for Paybacks? 163663 2007 Paying the Piper N Wood, Simon Reporter Scott Fleetwood had become famous years ago through his correspondence with a serial kidnapper called the Piper. But it turns out he was talking to the wrong man helping the real criminal to get away. Now the real Piper is back with new targets in mind -- Scott’s children. 163664 1921 Payment Guaranteed M Reporter (Harvey Clark). 163665 1943 Payoff, The M Hoerl, Arthur (Story). Edward Dein (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Brad McKay (Lee Tracy) investigates murder of special prosecutor who opposed racketeer. He gets evidence that prosecutor murdered by a man under orders from nightclub owner. McKay assisted by cub reporter Guy Morris (Tom Brown) whose father owns the paper. Reporter gets the nightclub owner's accomplice to expose him. Murdered man's assistant kidnapped and gambler killed before reporter discovers real killer is newspaper publisher. Publisher plans to have reporter shot when he enters warehouse, but the reporter informs him that the cub is on his way to the location. When publisher rushes to save his son, he falls into own trap and is for. For the son's sake, the reporter decides to suppress the story. Reporter (Pat Costello). Variety, 4/14/43: "It will draw stubholders who like a mixture of murder and newshounds.". "…and cling to the illusion that fourth estaters cover stories with one arm around a burnet, a gin bottle in the free hand and tell the police how to run their business. Tracy does all this." Newspaper Publisher Norris (Robert Middlemass). 163666 2003 Payoff, The M News Media. Reporter (Kimberly Ehly). 163667 1994 Paz, La M Journalist. 163668 2007 PBI: Paranormal Bureau of Investigation M Short - Comedy Interviewer (Scott Fernstrom). 163669 1967 PBL DT Correspondent Edward F. Morgan, chief correspondent for Public Broadcasting Laboratory. 163670 1982 PBS Latenight DT Host Dennis Wholey, WTVS in Detroit 163671 1994 PCU M Newscaster in Video Clip (Glenn K. Pearson). 163672 1712 Peace in View, The PO USC D'Urfey, Thomas? News 163673 2006 Peace of Jackie, A M Radio Reporter #1 (Robert Amico). Radio Reporter #2 (Jenny Worman). 163674 2005 Peace Tree, The M Newscaster (Michi Kobayashi). 163675 2008 Peaceful Endings N Tucker, Michael K. TV News Cameraman Doug Talbot for Channel 16 teams up with Dr. Marilynn Harwell in a race against time to find an antidote. When Coventry General Hospital overflows with six patients that are dying from extremely minor injuries, trauma specialist Dr. Harwell is bound and determined to stop it. A chance meeting with Talbot puts them both in danger when General Thomas Uxbridge, head of the SIA and a man with his own agenda, puts the two under suspicion and their own lives become threatened. Talbot had rushed his daughter to the hospital because she had been taken mysteriously ill. When he gets to the hospital he finds it is swamped with numerous patients with similar symptoms who are dying suddenly. He meets Marilynn who takes an interest in helping his daughter and finding out what is causing the problem. 163676 2006 Peaceful Warrior M Commentator One (Jimmy Bradley). 163677 1997 Peacekeeper, The M Reporter (Eramelinda Boquer). Reporter (D'Arcy Kieran Butler). Reporter (Gwen Tolbart). CNN Newscaster (Bruce Gray). CNN Reporters (Rod Charleston, Al Dubois). 163678 1997 Peacemaker, The M CNN Newscaster (Bruce Gray). 163679 1909 Peachbasket Hat, The M Newspaper. Reading morning newspaper. Story on kidnapping by gypsies scare him 163680 2000 Peaches Dann: Forget About Murder: NM Squire, Elizabeth Daniels #7 Peaches Dann Mysteries Reporter Peaches Dann takes a job as a reporter for a small town newspaper and is soon embroiled in the very thing she had hoped to avoid as an absentminded detective -- a murder investigation. The 57-year-old amateur sleuth accepts a job as a features reporter so she could avoid crime scenes but when a childhood friend arrives in her office telling tales of murder and mayhem, she doesn't have much choice. She might not have a memory for faces or names, but when it comes to identifying a murderer, no one beats Peaches Dann. When she learns her beloved spouse Ted suffers from high blood pressure, she retires so he does not receive any additional stress. She satisfies her puzzle solving need by accepting a reporter's job on the weekly that services Monroe County, North Carolina. But her reputation for solving crimes precedes her so that when a homicide occurs, everyone assumes she will investigate. Ted seeing how miserable and ornery Peaches is behaving, encourages her to start making inquiries. Police feel her childhood friend killed a Vietnam vet suffering from post-traumatic shock syndrome. 163681 1995 Peaches Dann: Is There a Dead Man in the House? NM Squire, Elizabeth Daniels #5 Peaches Dann Mysteries Former Reporter Peaches Dann, the absent-minded sleuth who's become a memory expert, is fascinated that restoration folks can help recover the "memory" of a house. This "memory helps spark modern murder and helps solve it. A skeleton, not actually in the closet, but under the floor and buried in 1849 has surprising repercussions in today's Tennessee. 163682 1995 Peaches Dann: Memory Can Be Murder NM Squire, Elizabeth Daniels #3 Peaches Dann Mysteries Former Reporter Peaches Dann, the absent-minded sleuth, writes a chapter about how to find things in her book, How to Survive Without a Memory, and finds a killer. A flatlander cousin tells her she's scared of the mountains. With good reason it turns out because a body shows up stuffed in a laundry bin. And that's just the first. The highlands of Noth Carolina turn out to be a dangerous terrain as Peaches has to deal with rattlesnakes, a crazy fanatic, an eccentric Broadway actress, her son who believes in curses, a sneaky marijuana farmer and Peaches' own reckless father. 163683 1994 Peaches Dann: Remember the Alibi NM Squire, Elizabeth Daniels #2 Peaches Dann Mysteries Former Reporter Peaches Dann discovers that a serial killer who preys on the elderly has targeted her rich and rambunctious father who refuses to believe that he could be in danger. Suspects include the wife of a gun-crazy mountaineer who runs a doll hospital, a history professor who tries to teach Peaches some shocking medieval memory systems, a phony seer and a music teacher with a Cadillac. 163684 2003 Peaches Dann: Where There's a Will NM Squire, Elizabeth Daniels #6 Peaches Dann Mysteries Former Reporter Peaches Dann's friend and seven of her relatives have come into an inheritance that's made them all millionaires several times over. But even money has its price. An eccentric uncle's will includes very specific requirements for the inheritance of any heir who dies within the year. A strange provision for a young and healthy bunch -- or is it? When two are dead within months, Peaches' friend calls on her health. She's an absent-minded sleuth who has major memory problems. 163685 1990 Peaches Dann: Who Killed What's Her Name? NM Squire, Elizabeth Daniels #1 Peaches Dann Mysteries Former Reporter Peaches Dann, the absent-minded sleuth, begins writing How to Survive Without a Memory and solving murders with her memory tricks. Meanwhile her aunt is found dead in her father's fish pond in a dress exactly like the one Peaches has on. 163686 1996 Peaches Dann: Whose Death Is It, Anyway? NM Squire, Elizabeth Daniels #4 Peaches Dann Mysteries Former Reporter Peaches Dann's cousin from California teaches her how to read hands. A beautiful cousin disappears and her look-alike is found stabbed. Lines from the hand prints of artist Salvador Dali and other greats are clues to murder. She's an absent-minded sleuth who has major memory problems. 163687 1925 Peacock Feathers M AFI-Authors Writer 163688 1998 Peak Practice: All Fall Down T Episode #61. 1-12-1998 Reporter (Nick Kehoe). Cameraman (Richard Faulkner). 163689 1993 Peak Practice: Close to Heaven (Part 2) T Episode #95. 11-9-1999 Reporter (Denny James Smith). 163690 1999 Peak Practice: New Beginnings T UK. Episode #100. 12-14-1999 Photographer (Glen Kinch). 163691 1917 Peanut (aka Peanut Cub Reporter: A Boy Scout’s Life on a Newspaper) NJ Eaton, W.P. (William Prichard) Newspaperman. Man grows to early manhood and begins a career in newspaper work on a New York daily 163692 2001 Pearl Harbor M Newsreel Guy (Pat Healy). Newsreel Voice (Wally Burr). 163693 1915 Pearls of Temptation M AFI-Playwrights Writer 163694 1838 Peau de Chagrin, La (aka Wild Ass's Skin, The) N Balzac, Henri Journalist Emile acquired "more reputation by doing nothing than others from a successful productive career." Postpones suicide because he knew his demise would be recorded in the newspapers "deploring the accident, written by journalists in the interval between enjoying themselves at dinner and watching a ballet-dancer's smile." Rich publisher, host of an orgy, who is also a murderer. 163695 1955 Peccato che sia una canaglia MF Journalist (Manlio Busoni) 163696 1972 Peccato mortale MT Photographer Netty, aka "Tani" (Gina Lollobrigida), the photographer) 163697 1998 Pecker M DVD TV Channel 11 Anchor (Joshua L. Shoemaker. Channel 45 Anchor (Sloane Brown). Young photographer (Edward Furlong). Blind Photographer Randy (Tyler Miller). 163698 1581 Pedantius P USC Anonymous News 163699 1954 Peddamanushulu MF Newspaper Editor (Mudigonda Lingamurthy). 163700 1974 Pedestrian, The (Der Fussganger) M Schell, Maximilian (Screenplay). David Ambrose (Adaptation) West Germany - Ness Book. Publisher Rudolf Hartmann's (Peter Hall) newspaper exposes the past war crimes of elderly industrialist. He heads a newspaper staff that functions as a unit. Group discusses story and journalistic ethics of team called into question. Team decides to change statistical information to make it sound more impressive. Some staff members argue there is no proof against industrialist and charges could ruin him. Others claim he is important public figure and story will increase circulation. Newspaper staff elects to print speculative information that could destroy a man's life. Industrialist accused of massacre of Greek soldiers and villagers. A doctor also involved but publisher says no reason to expose doctor because he has no news value. Press less interested in crime than in criminal. Motivation not in exposing a wrong but increasing circulation. "Industrialist Took Part in Massacre?" Pretend to be representatives of insurance company to get into the industrialist's house. Journalist Alexander Markowitz (Alexander May), correspondent during the war, says press has moral obligation to print such information. 163701 1981 Pedon merkki MF Finland. Photographer, War (Esa Pakarinen Jr.). 163702 1883 Pedro Sanchez N Pereda, Jose Maria de Newspaperman. Provincial man of the world outside his native region, Pedro Sanchez goes to Madrid, finds a job on the anti-government newspaper El Clarin where he wins notoriety for criticism of a literary work by a member of the opposition. Redondo, the editor of El Clarin of Madrid. Mata (Matica) who gets Pedro a job on El Clarin. 163703 1985 Pee-Wee's Big Adventure M News Media. Reporter (Phil Hartman). Reporter (Noreen Hennessey). Photographer (Michael Varhol). 163704 1990 Pee-Wee's Playhouse: Front Page Pee-Wee T DVD -R HQ 6823 Episode #38. 1-1-1990 Reporter-Editor-Publisher Pee-Wee (Paul Reubens as Pee-Wee Herman) writes a front-page article about Miss Yvonne for the new newspaper. Pee-Wee's revving up the presses to print the Playhouse's first newspaper. The playhouse crew starts researching their articles with the five "W's" and "H": who, what when, where, why and how. When Pee-Wee puts the paper to bed and then goes to bed himself, sneaky randy changes everyone's stories to lies. How will the Playhouse pals live it down. 163705 2008 Peeled NJ Bauer, Joan High School Newspaper Reporter Hildy Biddle of The Core dreams of being a journalist and can hardly wait for a chance to prove herself. Not just content to cover school issues, Hildy’s drawn to the town’s big story -- a haunted house. On the surface, Banesville, USA seems like such a happy place, but lately eerie happenings and ghostly sightings are making Hildy take a deeper look. And she suspects the editor of The Bee, the town’s newspaper, is more interested in selling papers than he is in reporting the facts to a frightened public. Hildy’s efforts to find out who is really haunting Banesville isn’t making her popular, and she starts wondering if she’s cut out to be a journalist after all. But she refuses to give up because she thinks the truth will set a few ghosts free. 163706 1767 Peep Behind the Curtain, A; Or, The New Rehearsal P USC Garrick, David Critic. Sir Macaroni Virtu: "A playhouse in England is to me as dull as a church and fit only to sleep in." 163707 1986 Peep Show N Black, David News Media 163708 1981 Peeper N Brinkley, William Newspaper Owner Daniel Baxter of the Martha (Texas) Clarion, who operates as editor, photographer, Linotype operator. Previously a White House correspondent. 163709 1943 Peeper, The SSF UCLA Long, Frank Belknap In "Hounds of Tindalos, The." Columnist Michael O'Hara, "Broadway Vignettes by Mike O'Hara." Horror and fantasy. 163710 1978 Peeping Times T Comedy Special Parody TV Newsmagazines. Spoof of TV news magazine shows. See p. 321 for staff 163711 1960 Peeping Tom M DVD -R HQ 4351, 4352. L. AFI-Motion Picture Cameramen Cameraman. Mark Lewis (Carl Boehm) makes documentary. Mr. Peters, News Agent Shop Owner (Bartlett Muller). Publicity Chief (Maurice Durant). Cameraman P. Tate (Guy Kingsley Poynter). 163712 1918 Peg of the Pirates M AFI-Poets Writer 163713 1853 Peg Woffington N USC Reade, Charles Critics Soaper and Snarl, arrogant critics made to look foolish by Peg's trick with the portrait. Colley Cibber, actor and critic. 163714 1950 Peggy M Reporters (Bill Kennedy, Michael Cisney). Reporter (Charles J. Conrad). Reporter (George Hoagland). Newsboy (Floyd Taylor). Announcer (John Wald). Photographers (David Alison, Joe Recht, John McKee). Photographer (David Horsley). Photographer (Sid Marion). Photographer (Joe Recht). 163715 1939 Peggy Covers London NJ Bugbee, Emma #3 Peggy Series Newspaperwoman. Successful New York and Washington newspaperwoman. In this one, she is not so "girly-girly" said one critic at the time. 163716 1942 Peggy Covers the Clipper NJ Bugbee, Emma #4 Peggy Series Newspaperwoman Peggy Foster has a special mission. Her job is to write stories extolling ideals of womanhood. Interviews a wide variety of famous women who fly the Clipper. 163717 1936 Peggy Covers the News NJ OWN - H. USC Bugbee, Emma #1 Peggy Series Aspiring Journalists. First in a series of books for girls with a yen to break into journalism. Peggy Foster is the hero. Bugbee spent almost all of her journalistic careered writing about the women's movement. She covered women's rights rallies, marches and legislation and wrote stories about Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of President Roosevelt. She wrote for the city desk but was not allowed to have a desk in the all-male newsroom at the Tribune and was stuck in a corner on a different floor. She sometimes went undercover to get a story -- worked as a Salvation Army bell-ringer to report on the stingy people that ignored her. When Bugbee started working, female journalists were asked to cover "women's news," which meant fashion and recipes. In 1922, Bugbee helped to found the Newspaper Women's Club of New York. She served three terms as its president. In 1936, she wrote her five-book Peggy series on her experiences as a reporter. These encouraged young women to try journalism as a career. 163718 1937 Peggy Covers Washington NJ OWN - H Bugbee, Emma #2 Peggy Seies Newspaperwoman Peggy Foster becomes a staff reporter on a New York paper that has a Washington office, goes to Mrs. Roosevelt's press conferences and has other exciting experiences 163719 1945 Peggy Goes Overseas NJ Bugbee, Emma #5 Peggy Series Newspaperwoman Peggy Foster covers the war in Europe (authentic details based upon the work of two widely known correspondents, Elizabeth May Craig and Sonia Tomara). 163720 1925 Peggy of the Secret Service M Fox, Finis (Story). William Lester (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Hal Tracey (Eddie Phillips) loves a secret service agent. She is pursuing a sultan's brother who fled to the United States with the royal jewels. Newspaperman rescues her from harem. Her chief has a new assignment for her and they do not get married. 163721 1993 Pehla Nasha MF India Interviewer (Anjaan Srivastay). 163722 1982 Peking Agent N OWN - H Horan, James Newspaperman Tony Sebastian, veteran New York newspaperman investigating the possibility that a movie director maybe a spy for China. Uncovers FBI, CIA and White House involvement. 163723 1951 Peking Express M Hervey, Harry (Story). John Meredyth Lucas, Jules Furthman (Screenplay) Ness Book Communist Journalist Wong (Benson Fong) is among passengers on Peking Express. Wong spouts commentary attacking the Church, the United Nations and the United States. Plot involves group of rebels double-crossing government. Rebel leaders hold doctor and other passengers hostage. Journalist is tortured after criticizing a Communist leader for deviating from party line. 163724 1959 Pekka ja Patka mestarimaalareina MF Art Critics (Gunnel Hanen, Irja Kuusla, Maija-Liisa Pohjola, Laila Rihte). Reporters (Tommi Rinne, Aarne Tarkas). Photographers (Matti Dahlberg, Esko Salminen). Announcer (Teija Sopanen). 163725 1960 Pekka ja Patka neekereina MF Editor-in-Chief Kormy (Pentti Irjala). Reporter #1 (Anu Kilpio). Reporter #2 (Kalevi Harth). Reporter #3 (Egil Haggman). Newsreader (Hugo Ahlberg). Photographer #1 (Goran Schauman). Photographer #2 (Ilmari Tahtela). Cameraman (Pertti Seppala). 163726 2007 Peli, La MF Argentina Journalist (Natalia Oreiro). 163727 1993 Pelican Brief, The M DVD -R HQ 2757, 2758, 2736. L Grisham, John (Novel). Alan J. Pakula (Screenplay) Ness Book Investigative Reporter Gray Grantham (Denzel Washington) for The Washington Herald contacted by anonymous source, then female law student about deaths of two Supreme Court justices. Both targeted for elimination, trying to prove conspiracy. Grantham promises anonymous caller protection as confidential source, then traces the number and secretly photographs the caller. Washington Herald Editor Smith Kean (John Lithgow) plans to take reporter off story but gives him chance to keep story alive. Reporter adopts fake name to visit a law firm, helps law student sneak into hospital. Anonymous source killed. Dead man's wife gives reporter safe deposit box key. Evidence of conspiracy. Story appears with Grantham and student's byline. Journalist Edwin Newman interviews Grantham tying up loose ends of story. Senior Washington Herald Editors (Norman Aronovic, Jewell Robinson). Managing Editor (Richard Bauer). Senior Washington Herald Editor (Kim Peter Kovac). Reporter (Gene Babb). Reporter (Carrie Boren). Reporter (Kyle D. Duvall). Washington Herald Reporter (Howard Shalwitz). Reporter (James Earl Reed). Reporter (Karl Warren). Reporter at National Cathedral (Ellie K. Wang). News Desk Reporter (Kyle Prue). 163728 1992 Pelican Brief, The NM OWN - H Grisham, John Investigative Reporter Gray Grantham for the Washington Post. "You can't take me off this story. There's something there. I can smell it." "Evidence based on offertory prowess is inadmissible…" 163729 2004 Peligrosa Obsesion M DVD -R HQ 5866, 5867 Argentina Journalist Marina Lebo (Carol Castro) and a young man help a truck driver out for revenge. 163730 1924 Pell Street Mystery, The M Poe, Jeanne (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter (George Larkin) covers police headquarters, tries to solve a murder in Chinatown by joining a gang of crooks. They find out his identity, but the police save him and he gets a girl and a scoop. 163731 1964 Pelo nel mondo, Il M Commentator-Narrator (Stephen Garret). Commentator (John Hart). 163732 2001 Pen Is Mightier Than the Sword, The NJ Mazer, Anne. Monica Gesue (Illustrator) #6 Amazing Days of Abby Hayes Series School Newspaper Advice Columnist Abby's fifth grade class starts a newspaper and she envisions herself as the star reporter. But she's only given an advice columnist to write and that is not good. Dear Abby isn't her first choice in nicknames. Just as she suspects, the column gets her in some trouble with her classmates. But, surprisingly, it also gives her a chance to help a friend. 163733 2007 Penalty, The NJ Peet, Mal Sports Reporter Paul Faustino, South America’s top sports reporter, is reluctantly drawn into the mystery of the teenage soccer prodigy’s disappearance. El Brujito, the Little Magician vanished without a trace right after he misses a penalty kick and loses a big game for his team. Faustino discovers a story of corruption and murder and is forced to confront the bitter history of slavery and power of the occult. He becomes embroiled in the intrigue when one of his journalist colleagues is murdered and then when he, himself, is abducted in an effort to gain publicity and freedom for El Brujito. 163734 2001 Pendulum M DVD -R HQ 11271, 11272 Reporter Frank (Matthew Posey) of the Dallas newspaper is a Pulitzer-Prize winning reporter who is fired when he gets too close to revealing the truth about Dallas power brokers including the publisher of the newspaper. Reporter #1 (Michael S. Koenig). Reporter #2 (Nykethia Taylor). The nature and lure of power -- in Dallas, a councilman is on trial for corruption, the District Attorney is running for the U.S. Senate, a serial killer is slashing prostitutes and a famous law professor is murdered. A female detective is assigned to investigate the law school killing. She hears rumors that the dead man offered women and male students good grades in exchange for sex. The trail leads her to two wealthy, beautiful female students whose alibi is provided by a librarian. At the same time, the cops close in on the slasher. And the reporter is fired for getting close to the truth about the Senate candidate. 163735 2007 Penelope NJ Kaye, Marilyn. Based on work by Leslie Caveny Tabloid Reporter Lemon wants a photo of a mysterious girl named Penelope who comes from a wealthy, socialite family, an enchanted bedroom and cool clothes, but was born into a cursed family and has the face of a pig. Hidden away from the world, she finds herself subjected to a string of snobby bachelors in a desperate attempt to find her a husband in order to break the curse. Lemon hires a man to pose as a prospective suitor and infiltrate the family. But the man finds himself drawn to Penelope and he can't bring himself to expose and disappoint her, so he disappears. Fed up with this latest betrayal, Penelope decides to break free from her family and go out into the world in search of adventure. Hiding her true identity with a scarf, Penelope discovers a wondrous world with new possibilities. 163736 2006 Penelope M DVD -R HQ 11370, 11371 Tabloid Reporter Lemon Peter Dinklage) wants a photo of a mysterious girl named Penelope who comes from a wealthy, socialite family, an enchanted bedroom and cool clothes, but was born into a cursed family and has the face of a pig. Hidden away from the world, she finds herself subjected to a string of snobby bachelors in a desperate attempt to find her a husband in order to break the curse. Lemon hires a man to pose as a prospective suitor and infiltrate the family. But the man finds himself drawn to Penelope and he can't bring himself to expose and disappoint her, so he disappears. Fed up with this latest betrayal, Penelope decides to break free from her family and go out into the world in search of adventure. Hiding her true identity with a scarf, Penelope discovers a wondrous world with new possibilities. When she runs out of money, she sells her photos to Lemon for $5,000 and the world discovers Penelope -- and the media and the public fall in love with her. Many newspaper headlines and paparazzi. Reporter Outside Hospital 1 (James Howard). Reporter Outside Hospital 2 (Shaun Parkes). 163737 2003 Penetration Angst M Newsreader (Dougal Porteous). 163738 1954 Penfield Misadventure, The SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 163739 1987 Peng! Du bist tot! M Newscaster (Lothar Guderian) 163740 1946 Pengar - en tragikomisk saga MF Editor at Kvallstidningen (Eric von Gegerfelt). 163741 1936 Penitent Murder Case, The (aka Lash of the Penitentes, The) M Carroll, Zelma (Screenplay-Director) Ness Book - Based on Carl Taylor case, murdered by his houseboy after doing an article on the cult for Today magazine. Magazine Writer George Mack (Jose Rubio) convinces his editor to let him do a story on the Penitentes, a religious cult. He's shot and killed. 163742 1938 Penitentiary M Reporter (Lester Dorr), Reporter (Ray Johnson). Reporter (Frank Wayne). 163743 1987 Penitentiary III M News Media. Reporter #2 (Anthony Winters). Announcer #1 (J.J. Johnston). Announcer #2 (Earl Garnes). 163744 1989 Penn & Teller Get Killed T TV Interviewer (Nancy Giles) 163745 2003 Penn & Teller: Bull!: Talking to the Dead (aka Penn & Teller:Bullshit!) T SVD 1351 Episode. Investigative Journalist joins the experts. Attempts to expose people and marketing claims that exploit, deceive and mislead the public. 163746 1929 Penny Dreadful N USC Ross, Malcolm Tabloid's lack of ethics. Ruth North, a sob sister on a tabloid, writes a series of vindictive accounts of her ex-husband and present love. Articles backfire because Ruth becomes the laughing stock of the community Tabloid loses face for carrying the article. Bad journalism loses 163747 1940 Penny Parker: Behind the Green Door NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #4 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163748 1942 Penny Parker: Clock Strikes Thirteen, The NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #7 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163749 1941 Penny Parker: Clue of the Silken Ladder NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #5 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163750 1947 Penny Parker: Cry at Midnight, The NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #17 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163751 1940 Penny Parker: Danger at the Drawbridge NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #3 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163752 1943 Penny Parker: Ghost Beyond the Gate NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #9 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163753 1945 Penny Parker: Guilt of the Brass Thieves, The NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #13 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163754 1944 Penny Parker: Hoofbeats on the Turnpike NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #11 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163755 1943 Penny Parker: Saboteurs on the River NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #10 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163756 1941 Penny Parker: Secret Pact, The NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #6 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163757 1946 Penny Parker: Signal in the Dark NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #14 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163758 1947 Penny Parker: Swamp Island NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #16 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163759 1939 Penny Parker: Tale of the Witch Doll NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #1 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. Gets to write a scoop at the end of this mystery. 163760 1939 Penny Parker: Vanishing Houseboat, The NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #2 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. Gets to write a scoop at the end of this mystery. 163761 1944 Penny Parker: Voice From the Cave NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #12 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163762 1946 Penny Parker: Whispering Wall NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #15 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163763 1942 Penny Parker: Wishing, Well, The NJ Benson, Mildred "Millie" Wirt #8 Penny Parker Mysteries Girl Reporter Penny Parker. Father, Anthony Parker, editor of the Riverside Starr newspaper. She often writes stories for the paper. 163764 1917 Penny Philanthropist, The M AFI-News Vendors News Vendor 163765 1955 Penny Serenade T Cheavens, Martha (Short Story) Lux Video Theatre - Adapted from film scenario of the Martha Cheavens short story - 1-3-55 Correspondent Roger Adams (Don Taylor). Phyllis Thaxter. 163766 1942 Penny Serenade R CD 003. CDR Lux Radio Theater Lux Radio Theater 42-04-27. Correspondent Roger Adams (Robert Taylor). Barbara Stanwyck, Edgar Buchanan 163767 1944 Penny Serenade R http://www.tv.com/downloads/?tag=nav-top;downloads Lux Radio Theater 5-8-44 Correspondent Roger Adams (Joseph Cotton). Irene Dunne, Joseph Cotton, Edgar Buchanan 163768 1941 Penny Serenade M DVD -R HQ 2574, 2575. SVDSP 546. SV 109, 46 Cheavens, Martha (Story). Morris Ryskind (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Roger Adams (Cary Grant) marries a music store worker. They relocate to Japan where he gets an assignment, but later settles down in town of Rosalia and buys the local paper, the Courier Press. They try to adopt and raise a child. Applejack (Edgar Buchanan) is a fellow newsman who leaves his job with the Brooklyn Bulletin to join them in their new venture and proves adapt at taking care of babies and fixing the presses. Paper closes down and their child dies. They go on. "I hate to see a nice girl like you get mixed up with a newspaperman. Gosh, you never know what they're up to. They can get away with anything, and alibi their workings. 'Course, it's a lot of fun ducking around interviewing chorus girls…." Reporter (Lynton Brent). Press Operator (John Tyrrell). 163769 1948 Penny Serenade R CD10 - Wells. DVD 17218 Episode #4. 7-1-1948. Hallmark Playhouse Correspondent Roger Adams. 163770 1941 Penny Serenade R Episode #91. 11-16-1941. Screen Guild Theater, The Correspondent Roger Adams (Cary Grant) marries a music store worker (Irene Dunne). They relocate to Japan where he gets an assignment, but later settles down in town of Rosalia and buys the local paper, the Courier Press. 163771 1945 Penny Serenade R Episode #74. 11-27-1945. Theatre of Romance Correspondent Roger Adams (Robert Walker) marries a music store worker (Cathy Lewis). They relocate to Japan where he gets an assignment, but later settles down in town of Rosalia and buys the local paper, the Courier Press. 163772 1941 Penny to the Rescue M Pete Smith Specialties Food Journalist Homemaking Expert Prudence Penny of Los Angeles Examiner 163773 1984 Penny Wannawake: Penny Black NM Moody, Susan #1 Penny Wannawake Mysteries African-American Freelance Photographer Penny Wannawake in England, a funny, free-spirited, smart-mouthed, knockout, six-foot-tall daughter of an African diplomat father and an aristocratic English mother. She is dismayed to arrive in Big Sur from London and discover her vacation mate is missing. She is even more upset when her friend's body is found at Los Angeles International Airport, clothed in a bright white orchid and multiple stab wounds. She descends upon Washington D.C. where, with a male counterpart, and distracted by black orchid breeding, she pursues her quest for the killer. 163774 1984 Penny Wannawake: Penny Dreadful NM Moody, Susan #2 Penny Wannawake Mysteries African-American Freelance Photographer Penny Wannawake in England, a funny, free-spirited, smart-mouthed, knockout, six-foot-tall daughter of an African diplomat father and an aristocratic English mother. An egotist who was also a blackmailer drank just one gin too many and died. No one mourned for him, but one person did not believe that alcohol was the only poison the man had imbibed. And when Wannawake seeks the truth, the elusive truth gets dragged kicking and screaming into the open. 163775 1989 Penny Wannawake: Penny Pinching NM Moody, Susan #6 Penny Wannawake Mysteries African-American Freelance Photographer Penny Wannawake in England, a funny, free-spirited, smart-mouthed, knockout, six-foot-tall daughter of an African diplomat father and an aristocratic English mother. The black sleuth with ties to the British aristocracy becomes involved in the murder of a young British nanny while temporarily running a domestic agency. 163776 1985 Penny Wannawake: Penny Post NM Moody, Susan #3 Penny Wannawake Mysteries African-American Freelance Photographer Penny Wannawake in England, a funny, free-spirited, smart-mouthed, knockout, six-foot-tall daughter of an African diplomat father and an aristocratic English mother. 163777 1986 Penny Wannawake: Penny Royal NM Moody, Susan #4 Penny Wannawake Mysteries African-American Freelance Photographer Penny Wannawake in England, a funny, free-spirited, smart-mouthed, knockout, six-foot-tall daughter of an African diplomat father and an aristocratic English mother. Blue-blooded Penny investigates the simultaneous disappearances of an absentminded archeologist and a collection of priceless gold statuettes. 163778 1993 Penny Wannawake: Penny Saving NM Moody, Susan #7 Penny Wannawake Mysteries African-American Freelance Photographer Penny Wannawake in England, a funny, free-spirited, smart-mouthed, knockout, six-foot-tall daughter of an African diplomat father and an aristocratic English mother. 163779 1988 Penny Wannawake: Penny Wise NM Moody, Susan #5 Penny Wannawake Mysteries African-American Freelance Photographer Penny Wannawake in England, a funny, free-spirited, smart-mouthed, knockout, six-foot-tall daughter of an African diplomat father and an aristocratic English mother. Wannawake is in the gorgeous Greek Isles aboard a private yacht. When a woman drops dead of an apparent heart attack, Penny knows it could not have been an accident and goes into action to solve the case. 163780 1938 Penny's Party M Pete Smith Specialties Food Journalist Homemaking Expert Prudence Penny of Los Angeles Examiner 163781 1938 Penny's Picnic M Pete Smith Specialties Food Journalist Homemaking Expert Prudence Penny of Los Angeles Examiner 163782 1950 Pennygreen Street NM LaBern, Arthur Press 163783 2000 Pensacola: Wings of Gold: Brothers T Episode #64. 5-13-2000 News Media. TV Reporter (Andrea Jackson). 163784 2005 Penselstrog: TF Episode #7. 2-15-2005 Art Critic Trine Ross. 163785 2005 Pensjonat Pod Roza: Syn marnotrawny: Czesc 1 TF Episode. 3-27-2005. Season #3. Episode #9 Reporter (John Edmondson). 163786 2005 Pensjonat Pod Roza: UFO: Czesc 2 TF Episode #58. 10-6-2005 Journalist (Jan Kozaczuk). 163787 1986 Pentagon N OWN - H Drury, Allen News Media 163788 2003 Pentagon Papers, The MT SVD 1372, VHSSP 1413 News Media. Major newspapers printed the so-called Pentagon Papers. Daniel Ellsberg (James Spader) arrested and charged with theft, espionage and treason. New York Times Editor (Richard Blackburn). TV Journalist (John Blackwood). News Reporters (Michael Spencer-Davis, David Lyle). 163789 1933 Penthouse M DVD -R HQ 8264, 8265. DVD -R HQ 1795 (Media Excerpts). Roche, Arthurs Somers (Short Story) News Editor (Guy Usher). Opens in a newspaper office. Reporter Shenberger typing out story, shouts out: "Hey Chief…Has the Verdict Come In Yet…" Editor takes a big chance on verdict. Good Press Room activity as they set the type, draw a proof: "Gazotti Dies." Verdict comes in. Hold the presses. "Gazotti Lives." Houdini lawyer. Reporters greet Gazotti and his society lawyer outside court building. Rest of film about society lawyer who solves a crime involving a upper-class young man. Headline: "Gay Night Club Hostess Murdered: Society Man Held." Cosmopolitan Magazine cover with "Penthouse story" inside. Based on story in Cosmopolitan by Arthur Somers Roche 163790 1945 Penthouse Rhythm M Critic Ferdy Pelham (Eric Blore), a snitty critic 163791 2005 Pentti Hietanen on the Rock's TF Finland Interviewer (Meku Manner - Herself). 163792 2006 Penultimate Chance Saloon, The N Brett, Simon TV News Reader-TV Newscaster Bill Stratton, semi-retired and bestselling author of humor books, is stunned when his self-righteous wife leaves him for a doctor. But when Bill, 60 and single again, realizes that his minor celebrity translates into currency on the dating market, he plunges into promiscuity. 163793 1964 Penultimate Truth, The NSF Dick, Philip K. News Media. World's ruling elite spreads "pure lie" in every news report 163794 1989 People DT Series TV Newsmagazine 163795 1978 People DT Series TV Newsmagazine. People Magazine series. Host Phyllis George, Miss America of 1971. Correspondent Mark Shaw 163796 1957 People DT Series Interviewer. The Man (Ben Alexander) interviews people walking on the street 163797 1955 People DT Series. 8-21-1955 to 10-9-1955. NBC Host-Narrator Morgan Beatty and a few other NBC News personnel conducted brief interviews with guests filmed at their homes or workplaces. Human Interest news features. 163798 1951 People Against O'Hara, The M DVD -R HQ 6196, 6197. DVD -R 1561 Reporters. George, Reporter (Frank Ferguson). George, Reporter (Charles Anthony Hughes). Reporter Morty (Don Dillaway). Photographer (Harry Cody). Photographer (Mike Lally). 163799 1940 People Ask Death, The N Dyer, George Reporter Persen "Buzz" Drake for the Times is accused of murder. Drake's fellow members of the Catalyst Club, a group of six amateur criminologists featured in other novels, leap into action to prove his innocence. Rival paper tries to drum up public sentiment against Drake as shown by the inflammatory clippings that begin each chapter. 163800 1971 People Eaters, The N OWN - H Alpert, Hollis Magazine. Head of a metropolitan magazine dies and there are two men in line to take over. When one is chosen, the other resigns and starts another magazine of his own and starts slinging mud at the other magazine and its editor. Going-on behind the scenes of two magazines in New York City, the New Yorker and New York, disguised as Metropolitan and Scene. Most of the editors and writers are scabrous and unprincipled. 163801 2002 People I Know M DVD -R HQ 2702, 2703 PR Publicist Eli Wurman (Al Pacino), an old-school publicist one of those guys who, when they started in the biz, was called press agents. He's washed-up, living on money and sympathy of his last paying client, a movie megastar. Hard-drinking, pill-popping PR man Wurman tries to organize a benefit. Paparazzi (William Hill). Radio Announcers (Juliet Papa, Ben Shenkman - Voice). Rex Reed (himself). Lewis Dodley (himself). Kaity Tong (herself). Pat Kiernan (himself). 163802 1990 People Like Us MT DVD -R HQ 8246, 8247, 8248, 8249. SVD 537 Dunne, Dominick (Novel) Journalist (Ben Gazzarra) seeks to avenge the murder of his daughter in a two-part movie based on Dominick Dunne's best seller 163803 1988 People Like Us N Dunne, Dominick Journalist Gus Bailey 163804 2004 People Like Us M TV Newscaster (Katherine Futterer). 163805 1989 People Next Door, The T B 26 Series 9-18-1989 to 10-16-1989 Cartoonist. Walter Kellogg (Jeffrey Jones) cartoonist make things appear just by imagining them. "The People Next Door" comic strip 163806 1954 People of the City N GPL Ekwensi, Cyprian In "International Short Novels, a Contemporary Anthology." Reporter Amusa Sango, crime reporter on West African Sensation, a local paper in a West African city. Lover of some repute. He meets a girl, marries her and leaves the city. 163807 1977 People That Time Forgot, The M Burroughs, Edgar Rice (Novel). Patrick Tilley (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Charly (Sarah Douglas) from the London Times and niece of owner of paper is sent along on expedition the paper is financing to a lost world. She responds to sexist comments of expedition leader: "I can look after myself." Spends most of film being pushed around by leader and screaming when spiders and other creatures crawl on her. Proves her usefulness by using flash from her camera to temporarily blind a group of dinosaurs coming out of walls of a cave. She manages to "interview" a cave girl about the whereabouts of the members of a previous expedition. Takes photographs of the dinosaurs they find, her camera is thrown out of the plane when the group is trying to lighten their load so they can escape. 163808 1996 People vs. Larry Flynt, The M DVD -R HQ 2229, 2230, 2215. L Magazine Editor-Publisher Larry Flynt (Woody Harrelson). Reporter (Lisa Lax). Reporter (Mary M. Norman). Reporter (Jack Shea). DC Reporter (Jim Hild). DC Reporter (Michael Klastorin). DC Reporter (Gene Lyons). (MDC Reporter (Saida Pagan). L.A. Reporter (Jeff Johnston). Media. TV Reporter at the Supreme Court (Michelle Robinson). Svelte Reporter (Linn Sitler). Network Reporter (Nom Macdonald). Falwell Reporter (Jim Palmer). Falwell Reporter (Joey Sulipeck). Georgia Reporters (Nate Bynum, Paula Haddock, Ann Marie Hall, Patti Hatchett, Susan Howe, Michael, Gary Kraen, Dennis Turner). News Dealer (Tam Drummond). Stills Photographer (Stephen Dupree). 163809 1995 People Who Read People Magazine, The MUS Friedman, Kinky Song Magazines. Tribute to People Magazine. For the people who read people magazine, For the soap opera lovers, for the home-town bowling team, For everybody everywhere who's ever lost a dream, For the people who read people who read people magazine." "And bless the people who read people magazine, Bless the soap opera lovers, bless the home-town bowling team, Bless everybody everywhere who's ever lost a dream, For the people who read people who read people magazine." "Bless the people who read people who read people magazine." 163810 1973 People Will Always Be Kind N Sheed, Wilfrid News Media 163811 1935 People Will Talk M News Media. First Reporter (James Flavin). Second Reporter (Garry Owen). 163812 1951 People Will Talk M Photographer (Al Murphy) 163813 1994 People Will Talk NM Goldberg, Lucianne Gossip Columnist Lolly Pines of the New York Courier is the doyenne of gossip columnists. She meets an accidental death while moving marzipan bust of Kim Basinger. Her assistant, Kick (Katherine) Butler, inherits not only Pines' cavernous apartment but also entrée into the lives of her friends. Meanwhile, fledgling Gossip Reporter Baby Bayer is determined to take over Pines' column for the New York Courier. Bayer is trading sex for influence with shifty celebrity lawyer even as editor-in-chief of the Courier, who used to sleep with her, is falling in love with Butler. Butler has score to settle with the celebrity lawyer who once got her unjustly fired. Everyone is looking for starlet-hooker who was pushed off hotel balcony by subject of Pines' last interview, a TV heartthrob. If Bayer finds the starlet, she gets Pines' job. If Kick finds her, she gets revenge on the lawyer. The tragicomic accidental death of the omnipotent New York gossip columnist sets in a motion a cheerful scramble for control of her column, access to her sources and knowledge of the secrets that made her so powerful. 163814 1920 People, The P MLPL Glaspell, Susan Index-One Act, 1900-1923 - V812 G548-1 Press 163815 1995 People's Choice, The: Cautionary Tale, A N Greenfield, Jeff News Media 163816 1955 People's Choice, The: Retiring Mayor, The T Episode Female Reporter gets an erroneous story from Rollo to the effect that the mayor is retiring 163817 1955 People's Choice, The: Sock, the Dedicated Councilman T Episode. Series (10-6-55 to 9-25-58) Magazine. Councilman Miller gets his picture in a national magazine when he is seen climbing a tree to watch a bird 163818 1955 People's Choice, The: Sock, the Greek God T Episode Reporter. In an interview, Mandy tells a reporter that Sock wants a new playground for a crowded section of town. Mayor Peoples tells Sock he must get the playground free or resign 163819 1997 People's Court, The T Series 1997-1998 Legal Reporter (Harvey Levin - Himself). In-Studio Anchor (Carol Martin - Herself). Announcer (Curt Chaplin - Himself). 163820 1981 People's Court, The: T Series 1981-1993 Reporter (Doug Llewelyn - Court Reporter and Announcer). 163821 1948 People's Platform DT Journalist Charles Collingwood 163822 1950 People's Platform DT Series. 8-20-1950 to 6-24-1951. CBS Newsman Charles Collingwood led invited guests in discussion on such topics as college and professional football and the effect television had on viewers. 163823 1936 Pep Morgan CB More Fun Comics #12. August 1936. First Appearance. Reporter Pep Morgan, an adventurer in the 1930s and 1940s who had a long and varied career as a journalist, boxing champ, jungle man and various other jobs. 163824 1998 Pep Squad M News Media. Newsman (J.D. Fair). Newsman (Darwin Moore). Photographer (Brady Novak). 163825 1960 Pepe M Gossip Columnist Hedda Hopper. Announcer's Voice (David Landfield) 163826 1995 Pepernoten voor Sinterklaas MTF Netherlands News Presenter Anniko van Santen of Cartoon Express. Presenter Deadline (Jaap Jongbloed). Presenter Ooggetuige Ruud ter Weijden. 163827 1904 Peplow's Paper Chase NSF Gallon, Tom Newspaper. Dying father tells his son to study the daily papers, which are conducive to happiness. Results are amusingly fantastic 163828 2006 Pepper Dennis: Celebrity Twin Could Hang -- Film At Eleven T DVD -R HQ 6040 Episode #6. 5-9-2006 TV News Reporter Pepper Dennis (Rebecca Romijn) of Chicago News Channel 4, WEIE. TV Anchor Charlie Babcock (Josh Hopkins). Cameraman Chick (Rider Strong). Make-up Artist Kimmy (Lindsay Price). Weather Girl Blanca Martinez. Pepper feuds with WEIE's new news director over his entertainment-oriented approach to reporting, Pepper is forced to take a vacation. 163829 2006 Pepper Dennis: Charlie Babcock's Homosexual Encounter -- Film at Eleven T DVD -R HQ 6140 Episode #9. 5-23-06 TV News Reporter Pepper Dennis (Rebecca Romijn) of Chicago News Channel 4, WEIE. Anchor Charlie Babcock (Josh Hopkins). Cameraman Chick (Rider Strong). Make-up Artist Kimmy (Lindsay Price). Weather Girl Blanca Martinez (Alexandra Barreto). Paparazzo (Adam Cardon). Pepper and Charlie encourage a football star to make a big, public announcement about his sexual orientation. Liz Phair performs at Chick's high-school reunion. 163830 2006 Pepper Dennis: Curtis Wilson's a Total Nut Job -- Film at Eleven T DVD -R HQ 6090 Episode #7. 5-16-2006 TV News Reporter Pepper Dennis (Rebecca Romijn) of Chicago News Channel 4, WEIE. TV Anchor Charlie Babcock (Josh Hopkins). Cameraman Chick (Rider Strong). Make-up Artist Kimmy (Lindsay Price). Weather Girl Blanca Martinez. Pepper breaks an election campaign scandal. Charlie walks in on Pepper having an intimate moment with a politician. Kathy's job is in jeopardy. Reporter (Kristen Ariza). TV Reporter (Liz Benoit). Field Producer (Blair Hickey). Reporter (Mike Pachelli). Latin Reporter (Ines Romero). Cameraman (Dave Andrews). 163831 2006 Pepper Dennis: Dennis, Bulgari, Big Losers at ACoRNS -- Film at Eleven T DVD -R HQ 6180 Episode #10.. 6-6-2006 TV News Reporter Pepper Dennis (Rebecca Romijn) of Chicago News Channel 4, WEIE. TV Anchor Charlie Babcock (Josh Hopkins). Cameraman Chick (Rider Strong). Make-up Artist Kimmy (Lindsay Price). Weather Girl Blanca Martinez. ACoRNS -- top awards in local Chicago news and Dennis has four nominations, most ever. Team organizes a last-minute, live newscast during a crisis. Kathy attends a sex-toy party. 163832 2006 Pepper Dennis: Frat Boys May Lose Their Manhood -- Film at Eleven T DVD -R HQ 5900 Episode #3. 4-18-2006 TV News Reporter Pepper Dennis (Rebecca Romijn) of Chicago News Channel 4, WEIE. TV Anchor Charlie Babcock (Josh Hopkins). Cameraman Chick (Rider Strong). Make-up Artist Kimmy (Lindsay Price). Weather Girl Blanca Martinez. Pepper discovers dangerous hazing rituals at a college fraternity. 163833 2006 Pepper Dennis: Heiress Bridenapped -- Film at Eleven T DVD -R HQ 5950 Episode #4. 4-25-2006 TV News Reporter Pepper Dennis (Rebecca Romijn) of Chicago News Channel 4, WEIE. TV Anchor Charlie Babcock (Josh Hopkins). Cameraman Chick (Rider Strong). Make-up Artist Kimmy (Lindsay Price). Weather Girl Blanca Martinez. High-society pride goes missing and Pepper feels pressured by her parents to get married. 163834 2006 Pepper Dennis: Hiroshi Watanabe in Bed With Curtis Wilson -- Film at Eleven T DVD -R HQ 6120 Episode #8. 5-23-2006 TV News Reporter Pepper Dennis (Rebecca Romijn) of Chicago News Channel 4, WEIE. TV Anchor Charlie Babcock (Josh Hopkins). Cameraman Chick (Rider Strong). Make-up Artist Kimmy (Lindsay Price). Weather Girl Blanca Martinez. Pepper's new romance with Mayor Wilson faces an obstacle from work. Kathy throws an office party. 163835 2006 Pepper Dennis: Pepper Dennis Behind Bars: Film at Eleven T DVD -R HQ 6280. Episode #11. 6-20-2006 TV News Reporter Pepper Dennis (Rebecca Romijn) of Chicago News Channel 4, WEIE. TV Anchor Charlie Babcock (Josh Hopkins). Cameraman Chick (Rider Strong). Make-up Artist Kimmy (Lindsay Price). Weather Girl Blanca Martinez. Pepper lands in jail after refusing to reveal her source in a city scandal. Kathy has a realization about her life and decides to go back to school. 163836 2006 Pepper Dennis: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 5790 Episode #1. Premiere. 4-4-2006. Series 4-4-2006 to 7-4-2006 TV News Reporter Pepper Dennis (Rebecca Romijn) of Chicago News Channel 4, WEIE, can't seem to get personal life (she sleeps with the station's new TV anchor) or professional situation (anchor gets her dream job). TV Anchor Charlie Babcock (Josh Hopkins) News Director Jack. Dennis graduated from Northwestern School of Journalism. Babcock from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Producer: Pepper is a mixture of Mary Tyler Moore and Jack Tripper (from 24). She takes prat-falls, but she can be serious: Pepper will go to jail to protect a source. Dennis is a beautiful and ambitious reporter with her sights set on anchoring Chicago's top-rated evening news broadcast. Her career is her top priority -- but she does have close friends -- especially the station's make-up artist Kimmy (Lindsay Price). Cameraman Chick (Rider Strong) has a secret crush on Pepper. Anchorman Babcock is smart, handsome, funny, available and interested. But office romances are not allowed. Weather Girl Blanca Martinez. 163837 2006 Pepper Dennis: Poker Clubs and Boob Cams -- Film at Eleven T DVD -R HQ 5850 Episode #2. 4-11-2006 TV News Reporter Pepper Dennis (Rebecca Romijn) of Chicago News Channel 4, WEIE. TV Anchor Charlie Babcock (Josh Hopkins).. They decide to be "professional" because of the station's sexual harassment policy. Cameraman Chick (Rider Strong). Pepper decides to go under cover when she learns that a popular men's poker club offers its members more than scoring cash. Does undercover expose of prostitute ring meeting in the club and using the club's parking lot for the assignations. Back at the station, she finds herself in a compromising position with Babcock during a sexual harassment seminar causing her to reconsider her feelings for him. Meanwhile sister Kathy, who now works as a receptionist at the station, leaves her husband. Make-up Artist Kimmy (Lindsay Price). Dennis is a beautiful and ambitious reporter with her sights set on anchoring Chicago's top-rated evening news broadcast. Her career is her top priority. But Babcock is a problem -- she wants him and he wants her. Weather Girl Blanca Martinez. 163838 2006 Pepper Dennis: Promotion on Live with Regis and Kelly CC DVD -R HQ 5823 TV News Reporter Pepper Dennis (Rebecca Romijn) of Chicago News Channel 4, WEIE, can't seem to get her personal life (she sleeps with the station's new TV anchor) or professional situation (anchor gets her dream job). Promotion by Romijn for new show. 163839 2006 Pepper Dennis: Saving Venice -- Film at Eleven T DVD -R HQ 5998 Episode #5. 5-2-2006 TV News Reporter Pepper Dennis (Rebecca Romijn) of Chicago News Channel 4, WEIE. TV Anchor Charlie Babcock (Josh Hopkins). Cameraman Chick (Rider Strong). Make-up Artist Kimmy (Lindsay Price). Weather Girl Blanca Martinez. Pepper tries to change her image after testing as too harsh and intense with viewers, but her attempts to soften up go horribly wrong and sink her ratings even lower. Babcock offers to help, but Pepper finds his advice difficult to follow. 163840 2006 Pepper Dennis: Star Anchor Weds Colleague: Film at Eleven T DVD -R HQ 6360 Episode #13. 7-4-2006. Season Finale. TV News Reporter Pepper Dennis (Rebecca Romijn) of Chicago News Channel 4, WEIE. TV Anchor Charlie Babcock (Josh Hopkins). Cameraman Chick (Rider Strong). Make-up Artist Kimmy (Lindsay Price). Weather Girl Blanca Martinez. Charlie proposes to Pepper, in hope of avoiding deportation. Kathy works to organize the wedding. Chick and Blanca have a realization about love. 163841 2006 Pepper Dennis: True Love is Dead -- Film at Eleven T DVD -R HQ 6330 Episode #12. 6-27-2006 TV News Reporter Pepper Dennis (Rebecca Romijn) of Chicago News Channel 4, WEIE. TV Anchor Charlie Babcock (Josh Hopkins). Cameraman Chick (Rider Strong). Make-up Artist Kimmy (Lindsay Price). Weather Girl Blanca Martinez. Kimmy signs up with a dating service. Charlie's bright-white teeth causes problems for a viewer. 163842 1936 Pepper Young's Family RS CD9 - Wells Episodes #42 to #88. Series 1936-1959. Reporter Larry (Pepper) Young (Curtis Arnall, 1936-early 1940s, Lawson Zerbe (until 1945), Mason Adams (1945-1959) grew up to be a newspaper journalist for the Free Press, the town mayor and a public relations specialist for an oil company. Larry Young sported locks of red hair. He was soon called "Pepper." The family lived in Elmwood, somewhere in the Midwest. Father Sam was a banker, Mary a typical housewife. Pepper aspired to a career as a writer and become a journalist. Peggy fell in love with Carter Trent of Chicago who proposed to her in 1941. Larry was an easy-going, sometimes whimisical man, moral, innocent, mixed solemnity and amusement. 163843 1936 Pepper Young's Family: Newspaper Story Appears RS Episode #9. Reporter Larry (Pepper) Young (Curtis Arnall, 1936-early 1940s, Lawson Zerbe (until 1945), Mason Adams (1945-1959) grew up to be a newspaper journalist for the Free Press, the town mayor and a public relations specialist for an oil company. 163844 1936 Pepper Young's Family: Trying To Stop Story RS Episode #8. Reporter Larry (Pepper) Young (Curtis Arnall, 1936-early 1940s, Lawson Zerbe (until 1945), Mason Adams (1945-1959) grew up to be a newspaper journalist for the Free Press, the town mayor and a public relations specialist for an oil company. 163845 1936 Pepper Young's Family: Unwanted Newspaper Article RS Episode #7. Reporter Larry (Pepper) Young (Curtis Arnall, 1936-early 1940s, Lawson Zerbe (until 1945), Mason Adams (1945-1959) grew up to be a newspaper journalist for the Free Press, the town mayor and a public relations specialist for an oil company. 163846 2007 Pepperfish Keys N Wimberley, Darryl TV Reporter Sharon Fowler who works in Pepperfish Keys, Florida isn’t concerned that a black man has risen to a high position in the Florida state police. She couldn’t care less if he were pink or green. She just wants to use him to get him and the state senator as well into some kind of blazing trouble that will let her write a prize-winning story and move on to Tallahassee. The senator, up for reelection, knows there are activities he would like to stay hidden and his young daughter is having a fling with a man the state policeman suspects is dealing with the senator in some kind of illegal business. But things happen that neither the policeman or the reporter expected, throwing them into an unlikely alliance. The dead body of the senator’s daughter is discovered behind a water heater in the senator’s mansion. When the ambitious local TV reporter offers to help nail the daughter’s boyfriend and a local criminal, the two team up to solve the crime. 163847 1953 Pepsi-Cola Playhouse T Series 1953-1955 Press 163848 1982 Per Uno Scoop CB Orient Express #8 Reporters 163849 2006 Perception M Short News Media. News Reporter (Tim Tyler). News Anchor (Laura Parish). 163850 2005 Perceptions M Spanish Reporter (Eduardo Bar). Press Conference Reporter (Andra Hayes). 163851 1970 Percy M TV Interviewer (Charles Hodgson) 163852 1996 Percy Tarar MF Sweden. Miniseries Editor (Martina Haag) for Expressen Fredag. 163853 1974 Percy's Progress M News Media. Reporter (Marianne Stone). London Newsman (Edgar Metcalfe). News Editor (T.P. McKenna). Australian TV Lady (Barry Humphries). Percy is the man with the world's first penis transplant. He discovers there is a chemical in the city's water that makes men impotent. 163854 2004 Perder es Cuestion de Me T odo (aka Losing is a Question of…." MF Cabrera, Sergio Spain Journalist and his friend try to find out what happened when a body is discovered impaled on a stake near a scenic lake near Bogotá. They uncover an intricate real estate fraud involving corrupt politicians. 163855 2001 Perdido Street Station NSF Mieville, China Reporter for a brutally suppressed subversive newspaper in the metropolis of New Crobuzon. 163856 1981 Peregrine NM OWN - H Bayer, William TV Newscaster Pamela Barrett witnesses a slaying - a young woman is killed instantly when a peregrine falcon, plummeting from the sky at nearly 200 miles an hour, strikes her. Barrett's impassioned account of it on TV thrills a madman called the falconer. Circling high over Rockefeller Center is a peregrine falcon, the most awesome of flying predators. She awaits a signal from her falconer. Then the bird attacks. Its owner, who identifies with his deadly bird, is terrorizing New York City. He becomes fascinated with Pam and enmeshes her in a bizarre and deadly scheme even as she finds herself drawn to him by an erotic need she doesn't understand. As killing follows filling, the police and the news media engage in cutthroat competition to find the murderer. Two falcons fight to the death above Central Park. Call girls, rich eccentrics, dealers in the black market for rare birds are all involved. 163857 1999 Pereira Declares (Sostiene Pereira) M Italy-Portugal Culture Editor Pereira (Marcello Mastroianni), culture editor of Lisboa, an unaffiliated newspaper that professes to be an independent daily. It is Portugal in 1938. Civil war in Spain and fascists are in power in Portugal. Pereira concerns himself only with his work -- writing biographies of famous writers and translating French novels. He ignores what is going on around him. Newspaper Editor (Mario Viegas). Hires Monteiro Rossi (Stefano Dionisi), an idealistic young man in love with a beautiful communist, as an assistant. Pereira reluctantly helps them when they begin to get into trouble due to subversive activities. Eventually events force him to take a stand. 163858 1999 Perempuan melayu terakhir MF Malaysia Newsreader (Normala Shamsuddin). 163859 1995 Perez Family, The M News Photographer (Luis Raul). 163860 1985 Perfect M DVD -R HQ 2772, 2773. SVDSP 572, 548. SV 197 Latham, Aaron (Rolling Stone articles). Latham, James Bridges (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Adam Lawrence (John Travolta) for Rolling Stone magazine starts out at the Jersey Journal on obituary page. He's told, "This is the last chance in journalism to write anything nice about anybody." Five years later, Lawrence is in New York. Covers everything from ABSCAM to junk food for magazine. Goes to California to finish article on man suspected of drug dealing and article on health clubs. Convinces female instructor to trust him (she has been burnt by press before). Sleeps with her. She sees first draft attacking health clubs. Deletes article. He sends in positive story. Editor orders rewrite to include dirt on female instructor. Lawrence threatens to kill editor. FBI demands Lawrence turn over interview tapes. Media goes after him. Held in contempt, sent to prison for refusing to turn over tapes. Businessman cleared. Instructor finds out truth, is there when he is released. TV Reporters (Frank Cavestani, Brian Macguire, Elaine Perkins, Debra Satell). Managing Editor (David Paymer). New York Times, 6./7/85: "…kind of narcissism that, in our society, produces journalists who are more important -- more celebrated -- than the stories they cover." City News Editor (John Napierala). City News Receptionist (Ramey Ellis). 163861 2009 Perfect 10 MT News Media. Reporter (Adam Simmons). Announcer (Peter Marr). Group of teen Olympic hopefuls train and prepare for their day in the spotlight. 163862 2005 Perfect 10: Model Boxing Vol. 2 M Commentators (Dave Bontempo, Ashley Degenford, Bob Sapp, Jennifer Snow). Perfect 10 Magazine models boxing. 163863 1918 Perfect 36, A M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 163864 1926 Perfect Alibi, The NM Laurence, John Press 163865 1998 Perfect Assassins MT News Media. Anchorwoman (Michelle Madden). Cantina Reporter (Martin Morales). News Producer (Gunnar Peterson). 163866 1998 Perfect Blue C Japan News Reporter (George C. Cole - Voice - English Version). Cameraman (Bob Buchholz - Voice - English Version). 163867 1991 Perfect Bride, The MT DVD -R HQ 7922, 7923 Newscaster (Tom Murray) 163868 2007 Perfect Child, The MT Reporter (Blake Price) 163869 2005 Perfect Creature M Reporter (Margaret-Mary Hollins - Street Reporter). Set in Nuovo Zelandia, a human cop partners with a vampire cop to stop another vampire bent on creating a war between the two "separate but equal" races 163870 1997 Perfect Crime MT Courthouse Reporter (Genevive Barker). 163871 1928 Perfect Crime M Zangwill, Israel (based on novel, “The Big Bow Mystery.”) Press 163872 1928 Perfect Crime M Zangwill, Israel (based on novel, “The Big Bow Mystery.”) Press 163873 1921 Perfect Crime, The M AFI-Authors Writer 163874 2006 Perfect Day, A M Evans, Richard Paul (Novel). Joyce Eliason (Teleplay) News Media. TV Anchorwoman (Andrea Frankle). Reporter (Lara Grice). Radio Station Owner (Michael Arata). Family man and a suddenly successful author meets a stranger who warns him he has only 40 more days to live. 163875 1959 Perfect Furlough, The M Reporter (Victor Romito). 163876 2007 Perfect Game, The M Newspaper Boy (Ryan Ochoa). 163877 2003 Perfect Game, The: Novel About the Price of Perfection, A N Weincek, Craig J. Sportswriter Bob O’Toole chronicles the career of a pitcher who has discovered a true miracle pitch. The pitcher, Lou Malinski, was an average 30-something guy until one day, quite by chance, he develops a knuckle-ball style that turns him into baseball’s brightest star. Set in the near future in Mt. Airy, Maryland, then in Washington D.C. where the city get a team. It’s all about America’s love-hate fascination with celebrities through the eyes of O’Toole. 163878 1978 Perfect Gentlemen MT News Media. TV Newscaster (Joseph Benti). Reporter (Barbara Simpson). 163879 1998 Perfect Getaway, The MT News Media. Female Newscaster (Barbara A. Smith). Male Newscaster (Brad Nygren). 163880 2007 Perfect Girl NJ Hogan, Mary Romance Columnist Aunt Marty is New York’s “Goddess of Love.” She writes a love advice column in a fashion magazine and if she can’t turn a school girl, her niece, into the perfect girl, no one can. Ruthie Bayer has a totally overprotective mom, her dad is nonexistent and her best friends can’t help her now when she needs them most because out of the blue Ruthie has fallen in love with the boy next door and she has no idea what to do about it. Hip, cool Aunt Marty might help her but she also might turn Ruthie’s entire world upside down. She should be the perfect mentor for Ruthie. 163881 1984 Perfect Happiness N Lively, Penelope News Media 163882 2004 Perfect Husband, The: Laci Peterson Story, The MT Reporter #3 (Karen Gordon). Jail Reporter #1 (C.S. Keys). Reporter (Paul D. Roberts). Jail Reporter #3 (Gary Weeks). News Reporter (David E. Willis). 163883 2008 Perfect Life, The N Hatcher, Robin Lee Reporter appears with shocking allegations destroying the perfect life of a woman married to a loving and handsome husband, respected in their church and community, with two grown daughters on the verge of starting families of their own, a thriving ministry, good friends, a comfortable life. Splashed across the local news are accusations of the husband’s financial impropriety at his foundation and worse, an affair with a former employee. Without warning, the woman’s marriage is shattered and her family torn apart. 163884 1946 Perfect Marriage, The M DVD -R HQ 11746, 11747. VHS Tape. Fashion Magazine Editor Maggie Williams (Loretta Young), editor of fashion magazine 163885 2009 Perfect Match, A N Bradley, Shelley Sports reporter Mitch MacKinnon is annoyed about having to write an expose about a local dating service until he gets a look at the sexy owner. Suddenly, things are looking up. But his first priority is to dish the dirt that will be his ticket to the big time. The woman will do anything to prove to him she’s not a con artist, even if her foolproof methods tell her the infuriating Mitch is her perfect match. If she’s right, Mitch will have to eat his words and the story that will take him to the top. 163886 2000 Perfect Murder, Perfect Town: JonBenet Ramsey and the City of Boulder MT DVD -R HQ 7255, 7256, 7257, 7258 Schiller, Lawrence Miniseries Tabloid Reporter Jeff Shapiro (Sean Wahlen) of the Globe. TV Anchor (Terry Wood). CNN Interviewer (John Garrett). Murder of 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey on Christmas night in 1996 in Boulder, Colorado. News Media circus. Photographer at the Church (Derek White). Julie Hayden Jordon (as Herself). Marianne Wesson (as Herself). Brian Maass (as Himself). Craig Lewis (as Himself). Gregg McCrary (as Himself). Craig Silerman (as Himself). TV Reporter (K. Bethers). Reporter (Henry Wiehebrink). 163887 1988 Perfect Murder, The M UK/India. Photographer (Ashley D'Silva). 163888 2005 Perfect Neighbor, The M Anchorman (Rick Bramucci). 163889 1927 Perfect Sap, The M Young, Howard Irving (Play - "Not Herbert, A Comedy of the Night in Four Acts"). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Female Reporter tries to capture a gang of jewel thieves. Wealthy, aspiring detective has the same idea and discovers one of the jewel thieves is the newspaperwoman. 163890 2000 Perfect Son, The M Interviewer (Yan Feldman) 163891 1937 Perfect Specimen, The M Newspaperwoman Mona Carter (Joan Blondell), newspaper woman after Flynn as perfect specimen. Commentator (John Hiestand) 163892 1987 Perfect Spy, A MT Miniseries` News Media. First Reporter (Andrew Normington). Second Reporter (Christopher Holmes). City Gent Interviewer (Antony Carrick). Military Interviewer (Andrew Hilton). Academic Interviewer (Christopher Owen). 163893 2000 Perfect Storm, The M TV News Reporter #1 (Patrick Stinson). TV Reporter #2 (Terry Anzur). 163894 2007 Perfect Stranger M DVD -R HQ 9700, 9701 Investigative Reporter Rowena "Ro" Price (Halle Berry) of the New York Courier, goes undercover to ferret out a businessman as her best friend's killer. Posing as one of his temps, she enters into a game of online cat-and-mouse. Reporter Price nailed an expose of a slimy senator for the tabloid Courier with the assistance of her adoring computer-whiz colleague Miles (Giovanni Ribisi). She used false pretenses to entrap the senator and then record them without his knowledge. "God," she says, "I love this job," after exposing the senator. But the story is killed by spineless higher-ups so she indignantly quits the paper. She delivers a speech of outrage. Childhood friend tells her about meeting a creep online and turns up dead. Demon Internet researcher Miles uses his computer to get Price a job as a temp worker called Katherine at Hill's advertising agency. Then she goes about trying to solve the murder. Newspaper Editor (Frank Stellato). H2A Copy Editor (Marcus Collins). Publicity Maven (Ilene Schwartz). Public Relations Secretary (Gloria Parks). Photographer's Assistant (Stephen J. Eads). Newsstand Vendor (Gaetano Lisi). 163895 1950 Perfect Strangers M SVD 964 Rogers. Hecht-MacArthur Ladies and G. Reporters (John Albright, Creighton Hale, Frank Marlowe, Ed Coke). Newsboys (Ronnie Tyler, Pat Mitchell, Russell De Vorkin). Television Announcer (Lou Marcelle). Weatherman (Richard Bartell). 163896 1986 Perfect Strangers: T SV 277, 275, 133, 116, 114, 104, 102, 51. Episodes. Series 3-25-1986 to 8-6-1993. Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Beginning with Season 3 (September 1987), Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle beginning Season 3, September 1987, 163897 1993 Perfect Strangers: After Hours T O'Brien, Barry and Cheryl Alu Episode #146. 7-16-1993 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry wants to put some sparks back in his marriage, and after he fails with Balki's secret treasures, he goes shopping with Balki and accidentally gets locked in the store after hours with a mad dog on the loose. 163898 1988 Perfect Strangers: Aliens T Roth, Paula A. Episode #53. 10-28-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry and Balki throw a Halloween party with their friends and after six hours of watching scary movies, Larry wakes up and discovers that Balki is an alien from "Planet Mypos" and is turning everyone into Mypiots by putting vests on them. 163899 1987 Perfect Strangers: All News That Fits T On Tape Giffard, Robert and Howard Adler Episode #29. 9-22-1987. Season 3 Opener Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry's new job at the Chronicle renders him oblivious to Balki's needs 163900 1989 Perfect Strangers: Almost Live From Chicago T O'Brien, Barry and Cheryl Alu Episode #82. 12-1-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Lydia, who writes the Advice-to-the-Lovelorn column, "Dear Lydia," has been offered the opportunity of having her on TV advice show but she has one problem, she's afraid of cameras. But Larry tries to force her to do the show because of a mistake he made in high school when he turned down an opportunity. 163901 1988 Perfect Strangers: Assertive Training T Blair, Robert Episode #52. 10-21-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). After Mr. Perkins, an employee at the Chronicle parked in Larry's parking space and Jennifer breaks a date with him at the last minute, Larry figures he has trouble being assertive. So he goes to a seminar called "stop" hoping it will help him become more assertive. When he returns, He tells Jennifer and Mr. Perkins off, and he instructs Balki how to get a raise after Mr. Gorpley laughed in his face when he asked for it. He finally gets Balki to demand a raise from Mr. Gorpley. 163902 1986 Perfect Strangers: Babes in Babylon T Keyes, Bob Episode #12. 10-29-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry and Balki win a trip to Las Vegas. When they get there, Larry plans out what to do for their entire trip to prevent Balki from going to the casinos and becoming a compulsive gambler. Balki eventually talks him into it and after Balki has a string of good luck playing roulette, Larry starts playing and won't stop. 163903 1993 Perfect Strangers: Baby Quiz T Gordon, Scott Spencer Episode #148. 7-30-1993 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki applies to the "Baby Quiz" TV game show for both couples. As it happens, Only Larry and Jennifer are accepted until a last minute drop out of the other contestants, in which Balki and Mary Anne take their places. Prize is a college scholarship for the baby. 163904 1993 Perfect Strangers: Baby Shower, The T Nance, Thomas R. Episode #145. 7-9-1993., Season 8 Opener Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Jennifer is seven months pregnant. Balki and Mary Anne have been on their honeymoon for five months in Mypos and their about to come home. When they arrive, they have a surprise, Mary Anne is also pregnant but isn't going through any bad symptoms like Jennifer is Balki brought a root back from Mypos that could help Jennifer but when Larry and Balki eat it, they start acting very hyper and ruin the baby shower. 163905 1986 Perfect Strangers: Baby, You Can Drive My Car T Keyes, Chip and Doug Keyes Episode #4. 4-15-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Balki wants to get his driver's license but Mr. Twinkacetti doesn't think he can do it. But Larry is so confident that he can, that he bets $50 and offers Balki his car. 163906 1991 Perfect Strangers: Bachelor Party T Hart, Terry Episode #121. 9-20-1991. Season 7 Opener. Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). As the best man at Larry's upcoming wedding, Balki is tricked by Mr. Gorpley into throwing a bachelor party and when Mr. Gorpley show up at the party, he spikes the punch and hires a stripper and Jennifer finds out. 163907 1987 Perfect Strangers: Beautiful Dreamer T Roth, Paula A. Episode #21. 1-28-1987 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Balki hasn't been sleeping due to a nightmare that has been haunting him about him not being able to help out at harvest season back on Mypos. 163908 1990 Perfect Strangers: Because They're Cousins T Griffard, Robert and Howard Adler Episode #85. 1-5-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki's cousin Bartok come to visit from Mypos via Los Angeles for the last six months. Bartok looks just like Balki except after being in LA, he lost his accent and got a cool attitude, and he has a money-making scheme and tries to take Balki's money. 163909 1987 Perfect Strangers: Better Shop Around T Keyes, Bob Episode #33. 10-21-1987 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki buys one share of stock in a cereal company and discovers that there isn't enough raisins in a box that they advertise. Knowing that the company is cheating the public, he decides to go to head office to complain and Larry goes with him. 163910 1990 Perfect Strangers: Black Widow T Amundsen, Tom Episode #106. 11-30-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). After doing some research, Larry finds evidence that Mary Anne is a serial killer but Jennifer is very skeptical since she's known her all her life. But Larry gets scared when Mary Anne is planning on taking Balki mountain climbing, and when Jennifer gets called into work, he thinks that Mary Anne killed her. It turns out to be a total misunderstanding. 163911 1990 Perfect Strangers: Blast From the Past T Collins, John B. Episode #90. 2-16-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). It's a very psychotic evening when Marvin Berman, who tried to blow up Larry and Balki, visits them for dinner to apologize. But in the process, they mistakenly think that the mob is after them and they are surrounded by killers. 163912 1989 Perfect Strangers: Blind Alley T Devanney, Tom Episode #65. 2-17-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry's bowling team is one game away from winning the trophy that Mr. Gorpley has been waving in Larry's face for the last year. But Calvin, the star player has been sent out of town by his boss - Mr. Gorpley of course. Balki tries bowling for the first time and had an excellent score so he becomes the substitute. But his trip to the ophthalmologist before the tournament may make playing difficult. 163913 1990 Perfect Strangers: Break Up, The T Hart, Terry Episode #99. 10-12-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Jennifer was asked out on a date by an old boyfriend and checked with Larry first. But he agreed thinking that's what she wanted but she really wanted to know here their relationship is going. Confused, She breaks up with Larry who is too scared to tell her how he really feels but they eventually end up getting engaged. 163914 1987 Perfect Strangers: Break-In, The T On Tape Ketchum, David and Tony DeMarco Episode #40. 12-9-1987 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki accidentally delivers Larry's offensive article to the publisher. So they break in late at night to retrieve it and end up on the ledge dealing with someone trying to commit suicide. 163915 1988 Perfect Strangers: Bye Be Biki T Bickley, William and Michael Warren Episode #46. 2-24-1998 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki is excited because his 106 year old grandmother Biki is coming to America to see him but when she switched planes in New York, she died at the airport and Balki has a hard time accepting it and pretends to be happy. 163916 1990 Perfect Strangers: Bye, Bye Birdie T Devanney, Tom Episode #95. 4-13-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki grows very fond of his new pet parrot that drives Larry crazy. Meanwhile, their chimney is clogged and when Larry tried to light a fire, he had to open the window to let the smoke out, the parrot flies out and Balki is heartbroken. 163917 1990 Perfect Strangers: Call Me Indestructible T Roth, Paula A. Episode #102. 11-2-1990. Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry is assigned to do an article about a Korean war pilot and goes up in his plane to fly with him, even though he is petrified of small planes, and Balki goes too. After doing tricks in the air, the pilot bails out, Balki lands the plane and Later, Balki discovers that Tephlonous, the Myposian God of Protection was with them and that they are indestructible for 4 weeks. It turns out to be a dream after Larry fainted 163918 1986 Perfect Strangers: Can I Get a Witness? T Keyes, Bob Episode #15. 11-26-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Balki takes a job delivering packages for a racketeer named Vince Lucas. After Vince is busted, they are asked to testify in court but Vince threatens to kill them if they do. 163919 1991 Perfect Strangers: Car Tunes T Devanney, Tom Episode #132. 12-6-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry buys a new car radio that gets stolen. So he puts an alarm in the car that keeps going off all night. So they try to catch the thief red-handed by hiding in the trunk and get taken on an unexpected ride. 163920 1989 Perfect Strangers: Car Wars T Bickley, William and Michael Warren Episode #68. 3-17-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki finally has enough money to buy a car and thinks it will be fun. But Larry insists on using his father's "used car rating system" to buy him one and ends up buying him a lemon. 163921 1991 Perfect Strangers: Catered Affair, A T Amundsen, Tom Episode #117. 3-22-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki's catering business really takes off when he is catering for Texans. At Larry's advice, Balki books another party on the same night unaware that Larry already booked another party without telling him. Even with Larry helping him in the kitchen, and Jennifer and Mary Anne serving, all three parties are too much for them to handle. 163922 1986 Perfect Strangers: Check This T Bickley, William and Michael Warren Episode #5. 4-22-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry takes Balki to the bank to open a bank account but Balki doesn't seem to understand everything about banking when he overspends with his checks and buys Larry new furniture. Meanwhile, Twinkacetti is going to a poker game and his wife, Edwina doesn't like him gambling. So he asks Larry to tell his wife that they were at a basketball game but Larry refuses to. 163923 1992 Perfect Strangers: Chicago Suite (2) T Amundsen, Tom Episode #142. 4-11-1992 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki hasn't gone out since he broke up with Mary Anne. So Larry convinces Balki to go out and meet new people and takes him to a singles bar. Balki brings home a woman to watch a Woody Woodpecker marathon but her friend comes with her who is drunk and falls asleep in Larry's bed around the time that Jennifer comes home. 163924 1986 Perfect Strangers: Christmas Story, A T McRaven, Dale Episode #17. 12-17-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry and Balki are snowed in Chicago on Christmas Eve which means they can't go to Madison to see Larry's family. So Larry is miserable until Balki spreads some Christmas cheer his way. 163925 1991 Perfect Strangers: Citizenship (1) T O'Brien, Barry and Cheryl Alu Episode #128. 11-8-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki has passed his Citizenship test and is about to be sworn in as an American Citizen. So Larry arranges for Balki's mama (Bronson Pinchot in a dual role) to come to American to witness him being sworn in. When Balki's mama discovers that he will not come back to Mypos to live, She is angry and Balki has to go back to Mypos. 163926 1991 Perfect Strangers: Citizenship (2) T O'Brien, Barry and Cheryl Alu Episode #129. 11-15-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry travels to Mypos to try and persuade Balki's mama to let him come back to America. But before he can talk to her, Larry settles happily into the relaxed life style of Mypos and wants to stay. Eventually, he gets fed up and talks to Balki's mama who realizes that it would really make him happy to let him come back to America where is finally sworn in as an American Citizen. 163927 1991 Perfect Strangers: Climb Every Billboard T Devanney, Tom Episode #116. 3-15-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry suggests to Mr. Wainwright that a Chronicle employee stay on a billboard until the Bull' losing streak is over. Mr. Wainwright liked the idea and assigned Larry to find someone to do it. So he tricks Balki to do it but when Balki wants to get down, Larry kicks the ladder down and they both get stuck up there until the Bulls win. 163928 1987 Perfect Strangers: Coach Potato T Keyes, Bob Episode #39. 12-2-1987 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When Larry and Balki get cable TV, Balki becomes glued to the TV and won't stop watching it to the point where he forgets about his job, sleep, and never goes out anymore. So Larry must make an important decision of getting rid of the cable. 163929 1988 Perfect Strangers: College Bound T Bickley, William, Michael Warren and Paula A. Roth Episode #58. 12-9-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry prepares a surprise party for Balki who is taking his college entrance exams. While they are waiting for him to return, they talk about some things they've been through together such as when they first met, the first day at the Chronicle, when they tried to fix Jennifer and Mary Anne's shower, etc. Larry thinks that he has helped Balki come along way but it seems that Balki has been helping him more. 163930 1989 Perfect Strangers: Come Fly With Me T Griffard, Robert and Howard Adler Episode #64. 2-10-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry and Balki are flying to Hawaii with Jennifer and Mary Anne serving along the way. But after eating a Myposian snack the wrong way, Jennifer and Mary Anne get sick. So Larry and Balki decide to cover for them but didn't know they weren't supposed to serve through turbulence. 163931 1989 Perfect Strangers: Crimebusters T Episode #62. 1-20-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry is promoted to the investigative reporting team of Marshall & Walpole at the Chronicle and looks hard for a great story. Harriette's husband Carl is a cop who is about to make a big bust and Larry tries to take advantage of the situation to get a front-page story. 163932 1988 Perfect Strangers: Defiant Guys T SV 262 Mauer, Michael Episode #48. 3-11-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry is very angry at Balki for making him late for work and won't speak to him so Balki handcuffs them together and loses the key during Larry's important luncheon date with Mr. Burns and the publisher R.T. Wainwright. 163933 1990 Perfect Strangers: Digging Up the News T O'Brien, Barry and Cheryl Alu Episode #96. 4-27-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry assigned to interview Uncle Shaggy, a kid's show host. When he gets Balki to take a picture of him without his costume, he gets Uncle Shaggy fired when someone discovers he has a criminal record for something he did a long time ago. Larry swears he will make it up to him. 163934 1991 Perfect Strangers: Dimitri's World T Amundsen, Tom Episode #131. 11-29-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Mr. Wainwright promotes Balki as the editor of the Sunday Children's page where he draws a comic trip of a sheep named Dimitri and Larry is assigned to fill in the dialogue "bubbles." But Larry and Balki can't agree on the sheep's sensibility. 163935 1990 Perfect Strangers: Disorderly Orderlies T Collins, John B. Episode #86. 1-12-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki tries to get Larry to do volunteer work at the hospital but he refused until he discovered that a famous football player is a patient there hoping that he can get an interview to advance his career. 163936 1989 Perfect Strangers: Dog Day Mid-Afternoon T On Tape Episode #77. 10-20-89 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry (Mark Linn-Baker) can't seem to get the credit he so richly deserves for his work on a prize-winning expose. Scheme's mastermind shows up at the Chronicle with a bomb Larry writes an expose of a money laundering scheme that gets him his first front page story but he's upset when he realizes that Marshall & Walpole too all the credit for his article. Marvin Berman, the money laundering scheme's accountant, is also upset because his boss took all the credit for the scheme that was really his idea. So he shows up at the Chronicle with a bomb and demands a printed retraction 163937 1987 Perfect Strangers: Dog Gone Blues T Collins, John B,. Episode #18. 1-7-1987 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Balki got a dog and wants to keep it even though it is against the lease. So Larry and Balki do their best to hide it from Twinkacetti. 163938 1991 Perfect Strangers: Door To Door T O'Brien, Barry and Cheryl Alu Episode #124. 10-11-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry and Balki get part time jobs to earn extra money. Balki tries stuffing teddy bears, but Larry asks for his help with door to door selling cleaning products. However, Larry is determined to go to a mansion and sell lots of products instead of going door to door with disastrous results. 163939 1991 Perfect Strangers: Duck Soup T Hart, Terry Episode #118. 4-5-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry is going duck hunting with Mr. Wainwright and Balki wants to go to get revenge on something that happened to him when he was a kid involving a duck. Larry lets him go when he sees what a great shot Balki is but it turns into a disaster when Balki will only let them kill one kind of ducks - pterodactyls. 163940 1992 Perfect Strangers: Elevator, The T Amundsen, Tom Episode #138. 3-14-1992 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry decides to impress Mr. Wainwright by enlisting himself and Balki to move his brand new oversized couch up the elevator to his office while the elevator is under repair. 163941 1989 Perfect Strangers: Everybody in the Pool T Amundsen, Tom Episode #84. 12-15-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki plays the football pool for the first time at the Chronicle and wins. Also ends up winning next five weeks. This makes everyone mad at him except Larry who decides to copy his picks to bet $10,000 with a bookie unaware that Balki picked all losers 163942 1990 Perfect Strangers: Eyewitless Reports T Collins, John B. Episode #94. 4-11-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Chronicle Tour sends Mr. Gorpley, Larry and Balki & Jennifer and Mary Anne to a cabin in the forest where they encounter a 'Mad Dog' killer who escaped from prison. The killer is later apprehended but they all tell different stories about the capture which confuses the state trooper. 163943 1986 Perfect Strangers: Falling in Love is… T Bickley, William and Michael Warren Episode #13. 11-12-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Balki falls in love with a girl at night school and who makes a play for Larry and constantly breaks dates with him. Balki refuses to believe that she is just using him to get good grades. 163944 1990 Perfect Strangers: Family Feud T Collins, John B. Episode #101. 10-26-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). 500 year-old feud in the Bartokomous family is back when their rival Zolton Bauchelitis is coming to fight a duel with Balki. Larry gets caught up in it and must fight Zolton himself. However, they don't try and kill each other, the winner takes the loser's ears. 163945 1989 Perfect Strangers: Father Knows Best (2) T Devanney, Tom Episode #80. 11-17-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry and Balki, Jennifer and Mary Anne, Lydia and Mr. Gorpley, and of course Larry's father are all trapped in the flooding basement. Larry attempts to solve the problem without much luck. So thinking they're all going to die, Larry must tell his father how he feels. Luck changes when Larry finds his chemistry set. 163946 1989 Perfect Strangers: Father Knows Best (1) T Devanney, Tom Episode #79. 11-10-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry's perfectionist father comes for a visit and Larry wants to impress him so he can finally get a "well done son" from his father. But instead, they end up trapped in the basement that is flooding after Larry broke the water pipe. 163947 1991 Perfect Strangers: Finders Keepers T Amundsen, Tom Episode #109. 1-4-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki finds a box with over $50,000 cash in it. Larry wants to keep it but Balki is insistent on finding the rightful owner, which won't be easy, especially with Mr. Gorpley scheming to get it anyway he can. 163948 1986 Perfect Strangers: First Date T Nadler, Marty Episode #3. 4-8-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry takes Balki to a singles bar to meet women and while Balki gets his first date, Larry gets beat up in a parking lot by a boyfriend of a woman he hit on. 163949 1991 Perfect Strangers: Fright Night T O'Bien, Barry and Cheryl Alu Episode #126. 10-25-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When Balki finds out that there is a ghost in their house, Larry refuses to believe it. Jennifer and Mary Anne are convinced when Balki shows them a book about it. So they go up to Balki's room (where the ghost lives) and wait for him to come out. Even when miraculous things start to happen, Larry still doesn't believe it until he's attacked. 163950 1987 Perfect Strangers: Future Shock T Collins, John B. Episode #38. 11-25-1987 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Jennifer has been given a promotion but if she accepts it, she has to move to LA. Larry refuses to tell her how he feels as a fear of rejection but later that evening, he has a dream about being a lonely old man with Balki and Mary Anne married, rich, living upstairs. 163951 1989 Perfect Strangers: Games People Play T Rosenthal, Bill Episode #63. 2-3-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry is assigned to be on a game show called "Risk it All" and Balki is his partner. Balki wants to do all the stunts on the show but Larry, to avoid humiliation, insists that he just answer questions and go home. But after being offered a Caribbean Cruise, Larry won't quit. 163952 1991 Perfect Strangers: Gazebo, The T Hart, Terry Episode #127. 11-1-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry and Balki are building a new gazebo in their back yard and as they struggle to build it, it reminds Jennifer and Mary Anne of Laurel and Hardy as we see them in a parody of Laurel and Hardy trying to build a gazebo. 163953 1987 Perfect Strangers: Get a Job T Keyes, Bob Episode #27. 3-5-1987 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry and Balki quit their jobs after Twinkacetti refuses to give them a raise and get jobs at a burger joint serving to rowdy hockey fans. 163954 1992 Perfect Strangers: Get Me To The Dump On Time T Devanney, Tom Episode #144. 4-18-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). According to a sacred Myposian custom, Balki and Mary Anne must be married within 24 hours and they get everything ready. Larry feels left out of the duties so Balki makes him his best man and the guardian of his Myposian marriage necklace which he must have during the ceremony, but Larry accidentally throws it out. So Larry and Balki search the dump for it and eventually find it and Balki and Mary Anne finally get married. 163955 1988 Perfect Strangers: Gift of the Mypiot T Collins, John B. Episode #59. 12-16-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). On Christmas Eve, Larry and Balki throw a Christmas party at their apartment for all their friends. But when Balki realizes that Mr. Gorpley is lonely, he invites him who causes a lot of trouble with snide attitude and everyone wants to throw him out. But Balki insists on spreading a little Christmas cheer his way too. 163956 1992 Perfect Strangers: Going Once, Going Twice T Amundsen, Tom Episode #135. 2-1-1992 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry goes to an auction to cover a story and brings Balki with him and Larry demonstrates the bidding procedure at an auction and they wind up buying a very expensive bottle of wine for $21,000. They now must hide it from Jennifer until they can go back to the auction and resell it. 163957 1989 Perfect Strangers: Good Skates T Collins, John B. Episode #73. 9-22-1989. Season 5 Opener Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When Larry finds out that Grant, a co-worker of Jennifer's is impressing Jennifer by raising money for a "big brothers" roller skating marathon, he gets jealous of him and lies about his roller skating ability to win Jennifer. 163958 1988 Perfect Strangers: Graduate, The T Blair, Robert Episode #47. 3-9-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki manages to graduate night school at the top o his class but soon finds out that there is no graduation ceremony. So Larry talks to the principal and arranges one. 163959 1991 Perfect Strangers: Grandpa T O'Brien, Barry and Cheryl Alu Episode #110. 1-11-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Grandpa Appleton comes for a visit and is quite a surprise: He's 76 years old and is acting like a wild teenager, and has a much younger girlfriend. Larry thinks he should act more his age but Balki thinks that it's okay acting as young as he feels. 163960 1991 Perfect Strangers: Great Balls of Fire T O'Brien, Barry and Cheryl Alu Episode #119. 4-26-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki convinces Larry to become a volunteer fireman but after the fire chief wore him out, Larry refuses to go back to the fire station until he discovers that Jennifer gets really turned on by firemen. However, the only fire they get to fight is in the fire station. 163961 1986 Perfect Strangers: Happy Birthday T Keyes, Chip and Doug Keyes Episode #6. 4-29-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry is miserable on his 24th birthday after he blew a photo opportunity. So Balki tries to throw him a last minute surprise birthday party for him to cheer him up. 163962 1990 Perfect Strangers: He's the Boss T Griffard, Robert and Howard Adler Episode #91. 2-23-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When Mr. Wainwright hires a personal assistant Mr. Glover, Balki gets promoted to the executive staff, but is unaware that it is a scheme that Mr. Glover has to try and implement the American Dream Program. And Larry may lose his job if he doesn't go along with it. 163963 1986 Perfect Strangers: Hello Baby T Roth, Paula A. Episode #7. 9-17-1986. Season 2 Opener. Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Balki invites Gina, a friend from his citizenship class to stay with them. But she happens to be pregnant and goes into labor in the middle of the night. 163964 1989 Perfect Strangers: Hello Ball T O'Brien, Barry and Cheryl Alu Episode #81. 11-24-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When Jennifer's father comes to town, Larry tries to impress him. They decide to play golf. Larry is excellent golfer, but Mr. Lyons is a bad golfer and bad loser so Larry decides to let him win. Balki plays thinking he can't golf, but can he? 163965 1987 Perfect Strangers: Hello Elaine T Bickley, William and Michael Warren Episode #28. 4-1-1987 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. When Larry's sister Elaine stops by for a visit, Larry is appalled when she tells him that she's going to New York to become a pianist instead of college. 163966 1990 Perfect Strangers: Here Comes the Judge T Devanney, Tom Episode #92. 3-9-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When Balki is elected the head of the grievance committee, Lydia is accused of parking violations and she tries to influence his judgment by buying him "bunny slippers." But Larry tells Balki that he must be tough which comes back on Larry when he's accused of stealing office supplies. 163967 1988 Perfect Strangers: High Society T Roth, Paula A. Episode #55. 11-11-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry has an excellent idea to present to the owners of the Chronicle but has trouble getting into the party that they're holding. And mistakenly believing that Balki is that Crown Prince of Mypos, he gets invited with Larry. 163968 1990 Perfect Strangers: Hocus Pocus T Devanney, Tom Episode #108. 12-28-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When Balki practices his magic tricks for the Youth Center Show, Larry refuses to go because he's been having trouble finding a story for Mr. Wainwright. But after he finds out that Margaret Thatcher will be stopping by, he sees a great interview and decides to go. 163969 1989 Perfect Strangers: Home Movies T Amundsen, Tom Episode #83. 12-8-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki wants to send a home movie to his mama for the reunion he is going to miss. But Larry takes over the video and goes overboard with his movie-making skills. 163970 1987 Perfect Strangers: Horn Blows at Midnight, The T Bickley, William and Michael Warren Episode #35. 11-4-1987 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When a famous psychic visits the Chronicle, She goes into a trance and predicts that a bog storm will come and Larry will die at midnight after sitting on a sheep and eating a golden ring. Larry thinks that it is just superstition until a storm comes out of nowhere. 163971 1990 Perfect Strangers: Horse is a Horse, A T Devanney, Tom Episode #100. 10-19-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry and Balki buy a race horse and when they race him, he comes in last. They later discover that he has an incurable disease. But Balki takes the horse back to the apartment and tries a Myposian potion to cure him. 163972 1986 Perfect Strangers: Hunks Like Us T Mandel, Alan Episode #8. 9-24-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry decides to join a health club after having the hots for a member named Jennifer. But he thinks she's only interested in jocks and pretends to be one. Balki goes with him and picks up a woman right away who happens to be Jennifer's best friend Mary Anne. 163973 1991 Perfect Strangers: I Saw This on TV T Roth, Paula A. Episode #112. 2-1-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry manages to get tickets to go to a Bulls game with Balki on the night that Larry promised to take Jennifer to the ballet. So Larry lied to Jennifer saying that he had to work. Balki tells him a story about an old Honeymooners rerun We see Ralph (Larry) lying to Alice (Jennifer) about having to work late when he plans on going bowling with Norton (Balki) and Alice ends up finding out about it while she was with Trixie (Mary Anne). Jennifer found out about the basketball game and Larry is in a heap of trouble. 163974 1992 Perfect Strangers: It Had To Be You (1) T Nance, Thomas R. Episode #143. 4-18-1992 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki has been having so many dates in the past two weeks and Jennifer thinks he still misses Mary Anne but Larry refuses to believe it. Later on, Balki meets the woman of his dreams who is identical to Mary Anne, and they later discover that Mary Anne is dating a man identical to Balki. Balki and Mary Anne don't seem to realize what's going on for a while, but when they do, they end up getting engaged. 163975 1989 Perfect Strangers: Just a Gigolo T Griffard, Robert and Howard Adler Episode #69. 3-31-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Lydia is miserable when her boyfriend dumped her so Balki uses his match-making skills to fix Lydia up with a man who turns out to be a gigolo who married wealthy women, takes their money and leaves them. 163976 1988 Perfect Strangers: Just Desserts T Griffard, Robert and Howard Adler Episode #44. 2-3-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). After Balki serves Larry, Jennifer, and Mary Anne some "bibi-bobkas" (Mypoian cream puffs), Larry suggests selling them but baking them cannot be rushed. 163977 1987 Perfect Strangers: Karate Kids T O'Keefe, James and Alan Plotskin Episode #36. 11-11-1987 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). While at a happy hour restaurant, Larry and Balki get beaten up at a bar by a bully who hit on Jennifer. So they decide to take karate and after several weeks of fine training, Larry insists on returning to the bar to pick a fight with the bully. 163978 1989 Perfect Strangers: King and I, The T Blair, Robert Episode #66. 2-24-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry and Balki throw a '50's party and invite their friends. Lydia brings her date Lamont who is a hypnotist. After demonstrating hypnosis, he accidentally hypnotizes Balki into thinking he's Elvis which carries on through their tax audit the next day. 163979 1986 Perfect Strangers: Knock Knock, Who's There T McRaven, Dale Episode #1. 3-25-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry Appleton has just settled in his new Chicago apartment after leaving home of one of nine kids and took a job at the corner discount store working for his greedy landlord Mr. Twinkacetti until he can eventually become a photo journalist. But one evening, Balki Bartokomous, his distant cousin and a Mediterranean sheep herder from the island of Mypos shows up on his door step looking for a place to stay. So Larry takes him in and tries to get him a job at Twinkacetti's store which may mean risking his own job. 163980 1986 Perfect Strangers: Ladies and Germs T Bickley, William and Michael Warren Episode #10. 10-15-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry has a date with a beauty queen but after going to the hospital to visit Mr. Twinkacetti (who has broken his leg), he catches a cold and when Balki tries to cure him with a secret Myposian cure, he ends up sleeping for three days. 163981 1993 Perfect Strangers: Lethal Weapon T Hearn, Sheri Episode #147. 7-23-1993 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When all of Balki's ants on his farm die, He discovers that he has the "exterminiki curse" and everything he touches will instantly die. So he must wear an oven-mitt suit but can't do his job and drive Jennifer and Mary Anne away until the curse is over. 163982 1989 Perfect Strangers: Lie-Ability T Griffard, Robert and Howard Adler Episode #74. 9-29-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). After a minor car accident, Mr. Gorpley suggests Larry should sue. So Larry has plans to defraud an insurance company to gain money to help his sister Elaine with her tuition. But Balki objects as usual. 163983 1986 Perfect Strangers: Lifesavers T Parker, Jim Episode #11. 10-22-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. After Larry saves Balki from getting hit by a taxi, Balki becomes his personal servant which ends up annoying Larry. 163984 1991 Perfect Strangers: Little Apartment of Horrors T Hart, Terry Episode #111. 1-18-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). During the cold season, Larry has a bad cold, along with everyone else except Balki. So Balki's mama sent a plant that cures Larry and everyone else and Larry decides to grow it big to make money 163985 1988 Perfect Strangers: Lottery, The T Griffard, Robert and Howard Adler Episode #51. 10-14-1988. Season 4 Opener Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki insists on buying a lottery ticket but Larry thinks that it is just a waste of money for something that can't possibly win. But during the draws, Larry realizes that Balki picked the right numbers and won 28 million dollars but Balki can't remember where he hid the ticket. 163986 1989 Perfect Strangers: Maid to Order T Devanney, Tom Episode #60. 1-6-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). With Larry working late and Balki at college, their household chores are falling behind. So they decide to hire a maid. They finally select Mr. Bailey who waits on them hand and foot for practically nothing which ends up getting on Larry's nerves. 163987 1990 Perfect Strangers: Man Who Knew Too Much, The (1) T Hart, Terry Episode #103. 11-9-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry is sent to Los Angeles to write an article about a soap opera star's wedding and Balki goes with him. While attempting to get a better story, they get chased by mobsters after they witness and video tape Marco Madison, a big time gangster, murder an undercover drug agent and Larry and Balki are prime suspects. 163988 1990 Perfect Strangers: Man Who Knew Too Much, The (2) T Hart, Terry Episode #104. 11-16-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry and Balki manage to play back the tape proving their innocence, but they have trouble getting the tape to the police after they are mugged and captured by Marco's men. 163989 1992 Perfect Strangers: Missing T Hart, Terry Episode #134. 1-17-1992 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). After Dimitri is kidnapped, Balki has a mental block that prevents him from drawing it in the paper. so Larry and Balki try to catch the kidnapper in the basement of the Chronicle. 163990 1988 Perfect Strangers: My Brother, Myself T Collins, John B. Episode #49. 3-18-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry's successful brother Billy (Ted McGinley) comes down for a visit, and Larry is upset because he brags about his success. So he tricks Balki into lying to Billy to make him think Larry is more successful. 163991 1988 Perfect Strangers: My Lips Are Sealed T Roth, Paula A. Episode #42. 1-13-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). After Mr. Gorpley gets information out of Balki about what's in the mail, Larry tells him that it's against the rules for him to give away what's in the mail. But in order to buy his dream car, he needs to know about his raise that was processed in the mail. 163992 1990 Perfect Strangers: New Kid on the Block T Daley, Bill Episode #98. 10-5-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki agrees to babysit their new neighbor's daughter Tess and lets her do whatever she wants. She ends up terrorizing the apartment which disturbs Larry who is trying to write a possible front-page story for a city council expose. She also disrupts the staff at the Chronicle. 163993 1989 Perfect Strangers: Newsletter, The T Devanney, Tom Episode #75. 10-6-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When Balki is put in charge of the Chronicle Newsletter, Larry horns in and suggests he dig deep into the information. But he ends up reporting Lydia getting cosmetic surgery, Mr. Gorpley dating the wife of a sports editor, and quotes an insult Larry made to Mr. Wainwright. 163994 1987 Perfect Strangers: Night School Confidential T O'Brien, Barry Episode #37. 11-18-1987 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki is cheated by a con artist who sold him counterfeit watches. And after getting no help from the police, Larry and Balki go undercover to expose the con artist and put him out of business. 163995 1990 Perfect Strangers: Nightmare Vacation T O'Brien, Barry and Cheryl Alu Episode #88. 2-2-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry found the perfect vacation and Balki, Jennifer and Mary Anne decide to give him one more chance with planning vacations. They go to a tropical resort, Club Paradise with broken walls in the hotel room and it is disrupted with a hurricane and Larry can't admit that he's made another mistake. 163996 1992 Perfect Strangers: Or Get Off the Pot (1) T Hart, Terry Episode #141. 4-4-1992 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Mary Anne has been hinting at Balki to propose to her and he has failed one too many times so she threatens to move out. Larry talks to Balki and tries to get him to realize but do to mis-communication, Balki thinks that Jennifer's in love with him and Mary Anne is going to die. But in all the confusion, Mary Anne move out. 163997 1991 Perfect Strangers: Out of Sync T O'Brien, Barry and Cheryl Alu Episode #114. 2-15-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki is discovered by a music promoter and he offers him a record and video contract. So Larry convinces Balki to accept and he becomes the newest rap star after shooting a video called "Fresh Young Balki B." But after they watch it, they notice that a different voice was dubbed in and Balki quits. 163998 1988 Perfect Strangers: Pen Pal, The T Keyes, Bob Episode #43. 1-27-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Vince Lucas the racketeer that Larry and Balki testified against has been paroled and Balki invites him into their apartment after writing to him ever since he went to prison. Even though he threatened them, Balki trusts him but Larry's too scared. 163999 1988 Perfect Strangers: Piano Movers T Bickley, William and Michael Warren Episode #54. 11-4-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When Lydia wants her piano moved up ten flights of stairs so she can sing for a record producer she is dating, Balki volunteers himself and Larry but Larry's bad back may be a strain on this whole thing. 164000 1986 Perfect Strangers: Picture This T Bickley, William and Michael Warren Episode #2. 4-1-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry tries to kick start his career and gets tipped off that Dolly Parton is in town committing adultery. So he decides to follow her until he could get a picture to sell to newspapers. Meanwhile, Balki will do a favor for anyone who will ask for it so Larry teaches him to say "no" once and a while, but it backfires on him. 164001 1988 Perfect Strangers: Pipe Dreams T Keyes, Bob Episode #45. 2-10-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Jennifer asks Larry if he can call a plumber for her to fix her shower head while she's away. Larry decides that to impress her he'll fix it himself and as Larry and Balki try and put everything together, things go extremely wrong and they end up flooding Jennifer and Mary Anne's bathroom. 164002 1992 Perfect Strangers: Play's The Thing, The T Nance, Thomas R. Episode #139. 3-21-1992 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When Balki takes Larry's "Wheat" play-script to Lydia's theater, Larry goes down to see the cast. But when the director tries to change the lines, Larry won't let him, so they all quit. But Larry insists that they keep the show by casting him with Balki, Lydia, Jennifer, and Mary Anne, but they've never acted before and make a mess of it. 164003 1989 Perfect Strangers: Poetry in Motion T Collins, John B. Episode #78. 11-5-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry and Balki discover that Lowell Kelly, a famous poet used to live in their apartment and his unpublished poem is hidden there. So they search for it but Balki doesn't know that Larry plans to sell it after he discovered that it would be worth about $100,000. 164004 1989 Perfect Strangers: Prose and Cons T Collins, John B. Episode #67. 3-10-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry and Balki wind in jail after refusing to reveal a source of a commodity scandal to protect the freedom of the press. They won't stop there they are very persistent to keep their sources and take the hard time, But they later get two dangerous cell mates. 164005 1986 Perfect Strangers: Rent Strike, The T Fink, Mark Episode #16. 12-10-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes.86 Mr. Twinkacetti hasn't been living up to his landlord responsibilities so Larry, Balki, and all the tenants hold a meeting and declare a rent strike. The tenants still won't quit even after Twinkacetti turns off the electricity, water and heat which is too bad for Twinkie who needs money to pay off a gambling debt. 164006 1990 Perfect Strangers: Ring, The T Helberg, Harriet B. Episode #105. 11-23-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry buys an engagement ring for Jennifer from a street hustler unaware that he sells phony diamonds. When he discovers that the ring is fake, Larry sells his car, buys a real diamond and tries to switch the rings before she gets it appraised the next day. 164007 1990 Perfect Strangers: Safe at Home T O'Brien, Barry and Cheryl Alu Episode #97. 9-28-1990. Season 6 Opener Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). After Larry buys an expensive stereo chair, their apartment is robbed along with the chair. So Larry buys a high-tech security system but takes all the responsibilities himself and won't share them with Balki. 164008 1991 Perfect Strangers: See How They Run T Nance, Thomas R. Episode #115. 2-22-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki runs for student body president and lets Larry help and as usual, Larry goes completely over the top. The students however, don't like the idea of Balki's idea of reinstating the language requirement so Larry thinks Balki should lie in order to win but he won't. 164009 1991 Perfect Strangers: See You in September T Roth, Paula A. Episode #120. 5-3-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki and Mary Anne expect Larry and Jennifer to set a wedding date but they're too scared. To help them, Balki gives them an official marriage test to see if they're right for each other but things don't go as expected. In the end they set the wedding for September regardless of what the test says. 164010 1990 Perfect Strangers: Selling of Mypos, The T Hart, Terry Episode #87. 1-26-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When a big corporation in Chicago wants to buy 300 acres of land on Mypos, Balki was chosen to negotiate the sale, and he picked Larry to guide him through. When they are offered 10% of the total sale of 28 million dollars, Larry insists they accept is but Balki has a funny feeling about it. 164011 1989 Perfect Strangers: Seven Card Studs T Roth, Paula A. Episode #70. 4-14-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-]Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki loses $100 at Mr. Gorpley's poker game so Larry insists on playing at his next game to win back Balki's money and then some. Larry tells Balki that he is a great poker player but he loses every hand to Mr. Gorpley. 164012 1987 Perfect Strangers: Sexual Harassment in Chicago T Roth, Paula A. Episode #31. 10-7-1987 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Editor of the Chronicle's Sunday Magazine Olivia Crawford (Holland Taylor) makes a play for Balki but he isn't interested. She won't take no for an answer and anyone who ever tried to report her lost their jobs. 164013 1987 Perfect Strangers: Since I Lost My Baby T Keyes, Chip and Doug Keyes Episode #19. 1-14-1987 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. After Mr. Twinkacetti forgot his wedding anniversary (for the 16th time), Edwina kicks him out. Balki invites him to stay for a while but he makes no efforts to reconcile with Edwina. So Larry and Balki try and get them back together. 164014 1987 Perfect Strangers: Snow Way To Treat a Lady (1) T Griffard, Robert Episode #24. 2-18-1987 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Jennifer and Mary Anne are going skiing and invite Larry and Balki. Larry thinks he can impress Jennifer by being an expert skier without much luck. So he decides to fake an injury to get sympathy from Jennifer. 164015 1987 Perfect Strangers: Snow Way To Treat a Lady (2) T Griffard, Robert Episode #25. 2-25-1987 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Quartet are trapped in a cabin buried alive by an avalanche and they try to dig a tunnel to the outside world. 164016 1991 Perfect Strangers: Speak Memory T Collins, John B. Episode #113. 2-8-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Jennifer's mother comes to town and wants to meet Larry, and Jennifer doesn't think that her mother will approve of her marrying him. Later on, Larry falls down the stairs at the Chronicle and gets amnesia which last during the dinner where Larry meets Mrs. Lyons 164017 1992 Perfect Strangers: Stress Test T Devanney, Tom Episode #140. 3-28-1992 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Mr. Wainwright has chosen Larry and Balki to team up for a stress evaluation test that could get them fired if they fail, which isn't easy for Larry ho is high strung. 164018 1990 Perfect Strangers: Sunshine Boys T Collins, John B. Episode #107. 12-7-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry's popular high school rival Bunky McDermott comes to see him and invites him and Balki to a formal dinner party and make him a member of his popular club. Larry is so excited and lies to Bunky about going to the Caribbean but to convince him, Larry and Balki spend some time in a tanning bed and end up getting sunburned. 164019 1987 Perfect Strangers: Taking Stock T Collins, John B. Episode #32. 10-14-1987 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki buys one share of stock in a cereal company and discovers that there isn't enough raisins in a box that they advertise. Knowing that the company is cheating the public, he decides to go to head office to complain and Larry goes with him. 164020 1989 Perfect Strangers: Teacher's Pest T Devanney, Tom Episode #71. 4-28-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry was chosen to teach a college course in journalism and Balki is able to take the class. But his standards are set way too high that he fails the whole class. 164021 1987 Perfect Strangers: Ted Speed and a Soft Touch T Collins, John B. Episode #23. 2-11-1987 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry and Balki become 'big brothers' to a troubled teenager who is always stealing. They do fine until Larry accuses him of stealing his bike. 164022 1989 Perfect Strangers: That Old Gang of Mine T Blair, Robert Episode #61. 1-13-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Mary Anne was promoted and moves to London and Balki is heartbroken and miserable. So Larry suggests Balki get a hobby to take his mind off her. So he joins a motorcycle gang where the club plans a wild initiation ceremony. 164023 1991 Perfect Strangers: This New House T Amundsen, Tom Episode #123. 10-4-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). After losing their new apartment, Larry and Jennifer move into a luxurious Victorian house but can't afford to pay for food and heat. So after trying to break the lease without success, They ask Balki and Mary Anne to board with them to help them out. 164024 1990 Perfect Strangers: This Old House T Hart, Terry Episode #93. 3-30-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry has a plan to make a fortune and talks Balki into buying a house for no money down, fixing it up and then selling it for a profit. He ends up making a deal for $150,000 but when he realizes he can make more money by putting in a chandelier and fancy doors, he gets greedy. 164025 1990 Perfect Strangers: Three's a Crowd T Devanney, Tom Episode #89. 2-9-1990 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). While playing a board game, an argument breaks out between Jennifer and Mary Anne. The result being Mary Anne moving out and in with Larry and Balki at Balki's insistence. Larry doesn't like the idea because is jeopardizes his relationship with Jennifer. So Larry and Balki devise a plan to get Jennifer and Mary Anne back together. 164026 1988 Perfect Strangers: To Be Or Not To Be T Blair, Robert Episode #41. 1-6-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When Larry and Balki are chosen to be in the commercial for the Chicago Chronicle, Larry takes his acting abilities too far and goes overboard. 164027 1989 Perfect Strangers: Tooth or Consequences T Roth, Paula A. . Episode #76. 10-13-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki gets a cavity and Larry makes him a dental appointment for him and Balki is excited to go when Larry tells him about all the neat stuff but he's too scared to go when Mr. Gorpley tells him about the drill. 164028 1987 Perfect Strangers: Trouble in Paradise T Fink, Mark Episode #20. 1-21-1987 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry and Balki invite Jennifer and Mary Anne over for dinner but cannot agree on what to serve which cases a rift between them and eventually a rift between Jennifer and Mary Anne. 164029 1987 Perfect Strangers: Tux For Two T Saltzman, Joel Episode #22. 2-4-1987 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry has been invited to a formal party for a photographer he idolizes but Balki's honest opinions embarrass Larry. 164030 1992 Perfect Strangers: Two Angry Men T Nance, Thomas R. Episode #133. 1-3-1992 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki gets his and Larry's names drawn for jury duty which starts the day before Jennifer has a pre-paid, non-refundable vacation to Bermuda booked for her and Larry. Balki holds out for not guilty endangering Larry's plans. 164031 1986 Perfect Strangers: Two Men and a Cradle T Roth, Paula A. Episode #14. 11-19-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Balki agrees to take care of Gina's baby while she goes away with her husband. And since Larry knows more about babies, he is obligated to help Balki. Things go fine until they take him to the park and lose him. 164032 1986 Perfect Strangers: Unnatural, The T Roth, Paula A. Episode #9. 10-1-1986 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry's softball team has a chance of winning the championship but the star player was sent to prison. So He promises to let Balki play until a star ringer shows up. 164033 1988 Perfect Strangers: Up a Lazy River T Griffard, Robert and Howard Adler Episode #57. 11-25-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). After the river takes them on a wild ride, The four end up lost in the woods. Hoping that Larry can regain Jennifer's respect, he talks Balki into letting him lead them back to the camp site but they end up walking for five hours in a circle. Later, Larry and Balki almost drown in quicksand and in the evening, they get attacked by a bear. 164034 1988 Perfect Strangers: Up a Lazy River (1) T O'Keefe, James and Alan Plotkin Episode #56. 11-18-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). The Chicago Chronicle is having a camping trip. Larry hates camping but knows that Jennifer loves it, so he arranges a trip. Jennifer insists she won't go alone with Larry (remembering the skiing incident), so Larry elects Balki as the camping leader thinking that Jennifer would feel safe and Mary Anne decides to go along. 164035 1987 Perfect Strangers: Up On a Roof T McRaven, Dale Episode #26. 2-27-1987 Aspiring Photojournalist Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) works at discount store until his big break comes. Larry enters a photo contest and has the idea of a perfect picture. But to take it, him and Balki have to go up on a roof and shoot it before a storm comes in. 164036 1993 Perfect Strangers: Up, Up and Away (1) T O'Brien, Barry and Cheryl Alu Episode #149. 8-6-1993 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Jennifer is two weeks overdue and has a few false alarms. Meanwhile, After Balki and Mary Anne went to the fair, Mary Anne goes into labor and has her baby in the driveway. Jennifer is told about a balloon ride Mary Anne went in and in hopes of going into labor, Larry and Balki take Jennifer up in the balloon. 164037 1993 Perfect Strangers: Up, Up and Away (2) T Roth, Paula A. Episode #150. 8-6-1993 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). 164038 1992 Perfect Strangers: Wayne Man T Devanney, Tom Episode #137. 2-29-1992 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Balki wins an all-expenses paid trip to Las Vegas but is sad when they can't get any tickets to see Wayne Newton. Jennifer attempts to call up an old boyfriend who can get her tickets. But a jealous Larry calls up Wayne's people and tells them that Balki is going deaf and manages to get tickets. After the concert, Wayne wants to meet Balki personally but Larry is afraid the truth will come out. 164039 1989 Perfect Strangers: Wedding Bell Blues T Blair, Robert Episode #72, 5-5-1989 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). On Balki's 25th birthday, his mama has a pre-arranged marriage that Balki must go through with, even though he is in love with Mary Anne. So Larry and Jennifer try and find a way to save Balki from being unhappy. 164040 1991 Perfect Strangers: Wedding, The T Roth, Paula A. Episode #122. 9-27-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Larry and Balki are driving to Lake Whitefish where Larry and Jennifer are getting married and they are pulled over for going too slow. But they are arrested when Larry backs into the patrol car, then they are picked out of a line-up when Larry is identified as a robber. Larry and Jennifer end up getting married in jail until the real robber confessed. 164041 1991 Perfect Strangers: Weekend at Ferdinand's T Nance, Thomas R. Episode #125. 10-18-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). King Ferdinand of Mypos comes to visit America and dies in Larry's arms - which means that Larry is the new king according to Myposian custom. But convinced that Larry would make a terrible king, they must pretend that he's alive and drop him into the arms of the King's advisor - The Speaker of the Hut. 164042 1987 Perfect Strangers: Weigh To Go Buddy T Roth, Paula A Episode #30. 9-29-1987 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When Larry discovers that he has gained 7 pounds, He goes on a diet that won't work. So Balki gives him a Mypos diet but Larry has trouble following it and Balki won't let him quit. 164043 1991 Perfect Strangers: Wild Turkey T Devanney, Tom Episode #130. 11-22-1991 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). On Thanksgiving, Larry goes into the turkey selling business with over 100 turkeys roaming their backyard and one of the turkeys may have eaten Jennifer's wedding ring. 164044 1992 Perfect Strangers: Yes Sir, That's My Baby T O'Brien, Barry and Cheryl Alu. Episode #136. 2-8-1992 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). When Balki shows Larry that Jennifer has been knitting booties, The possibility that Jennifer is pregnant causes Larry to imagine Larry and Balki's future sons becoming best friends in the nursery trying to escape. 164045 1988 Perfect Strangers: You Gotta Have Friends T Griffard, Robert and Howard Adler Episode #50. 3-25-1988 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). While Larry is doing some important research, Balki goes out to the races and when he gets back, he tells Larry about meeting Carl Lewis but Larry doesn't believe him since he has taken Balki's money and left. 164046 1987 Perfect Strangers: Your Cheatin' Heart T Griffard, Robert and Howard Adler Episode #34. 10-28-1987 Reporter Larry Appleton (Mark Linn-Baker) and Balki Batokomous (Bronson Pinchot) later work at Chicago Chronicle. Publisher R.T. Wainwright (F.J. O'Neil). Advice columnist Lydia Markham (Belita Moreno). Jennifer is planning on buying a surprise typewriter for Larry and asks Balki for help bargaining at a clearance sale. Larry gets suspicious after he sees Balki and Jennifer sneaking around, and thinks they're having an affair. 164047 1998 Perfect Wife, A N Odone, Cristina Columnist Nina Lewis works for a magazine and her husband Michael Lewis is a deputy editor on the rise at the a daily newspaper, the Herald. They both pursue their ambitions, his to supersede his boss and become editor of the Sunday Herald and hers to keep her marriage. Will Michael Lewis relinquish his values to gain his position? Will Nina keep her husband at the price of her soul? She has everything a woman could want -- fulfilling marriage, intelligent child, professional success. She is delighted when after years of support and campaigning on his behalf, Michael is appointed editor in chief of the prestigious Herald newspaper. Despite reverence for his wife, Michael initiates an affair with an infatuated office underling. She is nearly destroyed by Michael's betrayal. She finds answers and comforts with a religious leader. 164048 1989 Perfect Witness MT Journalist Outside Luccas (Suzanne Coy). Journalist Outside Hotel (Robert Bidaman). 164049 1993 Perfect World, A M News Media. TV Newscaster (David Kroll). Reporter (Libby Villari). 164050 2002 Perfect You, The M DVD -R HQ 4335, 4336. SVD 1490 Reporter Whitney Barnes (Jenny McCarthy) lands a job in New York and hits a car on the Brooklyn Bridge. She falls in love with the driver, a waiter. Cameraman Phil (Brian Anthony Wilson). 164051 2004 Perfecto Amor Equivocado (aka Love by Mistake) MF Chijona, Gerardo Cuba Female Journalist is the mistress of a successful novelist and distracts him from his work. 164052 2001 Perfekte mand, Den DF Series 2001 Journalist (Morten Lykkeaard-Himself) 164053 2001 Perfume M DVD -R 1605 Magazine editor, an English photographer, a terminally ill designer and others converge on a fashion show. 164054 1727 Peri Bathous PO COPY Scriblerus, Martinus Critics. Press. John Dennis, Daniel Defoe, Oldmixon, Alexander Pope, Jonathan Swift, Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, 164055 2003 Perico ripiao MF Dominican Republic Journalist Susana (Gyana Mella). The Narrator (Pancho Clisante). 164056 2009 Peril in Paradise N Ambrose, Marty Reporter Mallie Monroe is a free spirit who finally decides to settle down. She hauls her antique Airstream trailer and teacup poodle to Coral Island, Florida, where she takes a reporting job at the local newspaper. Her restless, gypsy lifestyle is finally behind her. Unfortunately, her visions of paradise quickly fade during the long, hot summer. Her editor hates her writing, her poodle hates the beach, and her skin hates the blistering sun. To keep her editor happy, she registers for a local author’s Summer Writers’ Institute. But when the author is murdered on the eve of a tropical storm and an uptight, local cop, Detective Billie, considers Mallie a suspect, she turns her journalistic talents to investigative reporting on a story that may get her killed. 164057 1996 Perilous Friends NM Epstein, Carol TV Investigative Reporter Joanne Cowan asks Barbara Simons, who has been forced out as Public Relations spokesperson for PanCanada Airlines because of a corporate takeover, to join her in uncovering a cigarette smuggling ring. Simon is despondent even though she's received a lucrative severance package. She cheers up when two friends ask for her help -- the reporter and a friend whose ex-husband has a large, unreported cash income. Things heat up when Simon's friend's ex-husband is murdered. He was killed by someone looking for heroin she finds in her own closet. Childhood friend Cowan wants Simons to infiltrate the gay cigarette smuggling ring as a disguised lesbian boss woman. She really wants this exclusive. She wants to know how the gang evades border police and trades illegal smokes for big bucks. Gang of gay men are trying to raise money for their AIDs-stricken lovers by hijacking shipment of cigarettes. Simons becomes Justine Durrell the cigarette lady. 164058 1946 Perilous Holiday M DVD 10134 Carson, Robert (Story). Roy Chanslor (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Agnes Stuart (Ruth Warrick) writes a syndicated column for a Boston newspaper. Her father is murdered by a crook. When she exposes his activities in print, he escapes to Mexico City and Stuart and treasury agent follows him. Agent is after him and partner for counterfeiting before two crooks can flood European economy with phony bills. Romantic rivalry between Stuart and another woman for the agent. 164059 1948 Perilous Waters M Ware, Leon (Story - "Search"). Richard Wormser and Francis Rosenwald (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Dana Ferris (Samuel S. Hinds) conducting antigambling crusade in his newspaper. A man hired to go on board to kill publisher saves him from drowning intending to kill him but has change of heart after meeting publisher's secretary. Gangster working with publisher's wife to blackmail publisher and his secretary. Hired killer and secretary cornered by crooks and secretary wounded during gunfight. When hired killer returns to yacht to face charges, publisher offers him job instead. Hired killer is disgruntled veteran turns to crime after returning home and discovering world no longer cares about him. Now he has a job and a girlfriend. 164060 1916 Perils of Our Girl Reporters M Girl Reporters 164061 1914 Perils of Pauline, The M Spellbound in the Darkness Newspapers. 12th episode: Pauline reads newspaper account of escape of lions at wedding. Enactment of events in paper 164062 1947 Perils of Pauline, The M DVD -R HQ 2508, 2509 News Media. Reporter (Stanley Blystone). Reporter (Sidney D'Albrook). Reporter (Lester Dorr). Reporter (Al Hill). Reporter (Betty Hill). Reporter (Eddie Laughton). Reporter (Rex Lease). Reporter (Peggy Leon). Reporter (George Marshall, Jr.). Reporter (Lillian West). Reporter at Reception (Bess Flowers). Reporter at Reception (Frank Mayo). Reporter at Reception (Paula Ray). Assistant Cameraman (Jerry James). Drawing Room Set Cameraman (John "Skins" Miller). Kitchen Set Cameraman (Bert Moorhouse). 164063 2006 Perils of Sisterhood, The N Alden, Amy Paparazzi follow identical twins Madrid and London La Mira are party girls, fashion statements, paparazzi darlings, and the richest pampered princesses who ever carried around a Yorkie in a chartreuse Kate Spade handbag. They live on opposite coasts and only have to be around each other for three days at Christmas, when their checks are handed out. But not this Christmas, Tired of their outrageous, selfish ways, Maddie and Lonnie’s beloved grandmother has issued a decree: become decent, caring responsible citizens by your 30th birthdays or you’ll never get another dime as long as you live. Homeless, broke and clueless, Maddie and London have no one to rely on but each other. Now they’re on a mission to get their money back. 164064 1998 Periodistas TF Series 1998-2002. 120 Episodes. Newspaper Staff. Lives of journalists who work on a daily newspaper. Luis Sanz (Jose Coronado - 97 episodes, 1998-2002). Clara Nadal (Belen Rueda - 97 episodes, 1998-2002). Mamen Tebar (Maria Pujalte - 88 episodes, 1998-2001). Ali Rocha (Esther Arroyo - 71 episodes, 1998-2002). Herminio Robledo (Pepin Salvador - 68 episodes, 1998-2002). Pablo Serrano (Enric Arredondo - 67 episodes, 1998-2002). Blas Castellote (Alex Angulo - 66 episodes, 1998-2002). Miguelon (Paco Catala - 66 episodes, 1998-2002). Jose Antonio Aranda (Pepon Nieto - 58 episodes, 1998-2002). Isabel Sanz (Elena Ballesteros - 57 episodes, 1998-2001). Chusky (Paco Marin - 56 episodes, 1998-2002). Laura Maseras (Amparo Larranaga - 47 episodes, 1998-2000). Emma Torres (Nadia Henche - 38 episodes, 1998-2002). Claudia Montero (Miryam Gallego - 34 episodes, 2000-2002). Vicente Zamora (Jesus Bonilla - 33 episodes, 2000-2002). Carlos (Cesareo Estebanez - 26 episodes, 1998-2001). Edu Cabrera (Enrique Arce - 26 episodes, 2000-2001). Willy (Joel Joan - 20 episodes 1998-1999). German Garcia (Gabriel Ignacio - 20 episodes, 2000-2001). Tomas (Jorge Bosch - 17 episodes, 1998-2000). Alvaro Torres (Gines Garcia Millan - 16 episodes, 1998-2002). Berta Rocha (Isabel Aboy - 15 episodes, 2000-2002). Andres Martin (Pep Munne - 14 episodes, 1999-2000). Samuel Ballesteros (Anibal Soto - 13 episodes, 2000-2002). Pilar (Adriana Ozores - 11 episodes, 1998-1999). Perpinan (Juan Antonio Castro - 10 episodes, 1999-2001). Gloria (Ma Jesus Valdes - 9 episodes, 1998-1999). Oscar Gontard (Unax Ugalde - 8 episodes, 2001-2002). Fermin Salvador (Javier Camara - 7 episodes, 1998-2001). Concha (Ane Gabarain - 7 episodes, 2000-2001). Llorens (Alejandro Jornet - 5 episodes, 1998-2001). Esteban Ruiz, padre de Ana (Eduardo MacGregor - 5 episodes, 1999-2001). Leal (Joseba Apaolaza - 5 episodes, 1999-2001). Antonio (Javier Nogueiras - 5 episodes, 2000-2001). Marimar (Chiqui Fernandez - 5 episodes, 2001-2002). Silvia Monreal (Marta Fernandez Muro - 5 episodes, 2002). Borja (Jose Antonio Gallego - 4 episodes, 1998-2000). Padre Ramon (Franky Huesca - 4 episodes, 1998-2000). Roberto (Santi Rodriguez - 4 episodes, 1998). Kevin Jose (Carlos Rodriguez - 4 episodes, 1999-2001). Florentino Iglesias (Txema Blasco - 3 episodes, 1998-2001). Antonio Molero (Himself - 2 episodes, 1999-2001). 164065 1997 Periodistas (aka Journalists) TF Guttfreund, Andre R. and David Molina Spain Newspaper staff. Stories about a fictional staff on a newspaper. 164066 2006 Peripherique DF France. Photographer (Bruno Boudjelal). 164067 1991 Peritheosis M Reporter. WDEO Reporter (Lawrence Trilling) 164068 1999 Perlen für die Säue N Johannes, Peter (Gundolf S. Freyermuth) Germany Journalist 164069 2000 Permanent Twilight, A N Freadhoff, Chuck Reporter Johnny Rose, streetwise reporter at a Los Angeles newspaper 164070 1975 Permission to Kill M Estridge, Robin (Novel and Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Scott Alexander (Frederic Forrest), one-time radical newspaper reporter. Contacted by a spy about getting information on a man who once saved the journalist's life. Reporter tries to tell the man about being approached by the spy. Spy plants evidence making it look as if the reporter works for the CIA. Reporter decides to investigate the spy with help of government official blackmailed by the spy. Tries to prevent an assassination attempt. Spy kills journalist's friend with a bomb planted in a suitcase. Journalist dictates story into tape recorder, includes an impassioned plea about the need to protect good people of the world. 164071 2000 Pernicious N Raker, Robert T. Photojournalist is one of three men involved in obsessive love. Through art and images they are tortured by their past loves and the daily struggle to escape their pasts. 164072 1988 Perpetual Check NM OWN - P Haynes, Conrad News Media 164073 2006 Perpetuating the Memory of a Sportscaster N Monstanto, Liston B. Sr. Sportscaster is embraced by many and tolerated by others, and is victimized by envy, jealousy and political finagling in a Virgin Island society where people swallowed up by hypocrisy, pretend to have more knowledge than they really have. 164074 1967 Perpetuo Contra o Esquadrao da Morte MF Reporter (Wilson Grey - Leader of the Reporters). 164075 1917 Perplexity Column As Done by a Jaded Journalist, The SS UCLA Leacock, Stephen In "Frenzied Fiction." Press 164076 1957 Perry Mason: T SV 297, SV 96, 84 (Missed Beginning), 8, 43, B 77, Episodes. Series 9-21-1957 to 9-4-1966. News Media. 164077 1965 Perry Mason: Case of the 12th Wildcat, The T Episode #249. 10-31-1965. Reporter (Tommy Farrell). Reporter (Paul Power). 164078 1991 Perry Mason: Case of the Arrogant Arsonist, The T DVD -R HQ 8610. On Tape Episode Reporter (Frank Aletter). Retired fire chief asks Mason to file a libel suit against the reporter who publicly accused him of burning his own warehouse 164079 1964 Perry Mason: Case of the Capering Camera, The T Episode #196. 1-16-64 Photographer. Mason searches for the murderer of a photographer who was shot while a model pointed a loaded gun at him but didn't pull the trigger. 164080 1962 Perry Mason: Case of the Captain's Coins T Episode #140. 1-13-1962 Photographer (Eddie Quillan). 164081 1965 Perry Mason: Case of the Carefree Coronary, The T Episode #247. 10-17-1965. TV Reporter (Tommy Farrell). News Reporter (Jay Weston). 164082 1968 Perry Mason: Case of the Careless Cupid, The NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley Press. Perry Mason manipulates the press using a neat trick to cover up for his fleeing client. 164083 1949 Perry Mason: Case of the Cautious Coquette, The NM Gardner, Erle Stanley Newspaper Advertisement produces suspect vehicles in Perry Mason drama. 164084 1958 Perry Mason: Case of the Corresponding Corpse, The T Episode #40. 9-20-1958. Reporter (Gil Frye). 164085 1966 Perry Mason: Case of the Crafty Kidnapper, The T VHS 1371. SV 186 Episode #270. 5-15-1966 Gossip Columnist Danny Shine (John Lasell) is a real scumbag. Even his own mother would disown him. So it's no surprise when he turns up shot to death in his car after attending a party. Danny's assistant Greg Stanley (Douglas Henderson) is arrested for the murder. Man who hosted the party could provide Stanley with an alibi except for one thing -- the man's baby has been kidnapped and if he testifies the kidnappers will kill the child. 164086 1991 Perry Mason: Case of the Defiant Daughter T Episode. PR Public Relations Man Richard Stuart (Robert Culp) 164087 1958 Perry Mason: Case of the Desperate Daughter, The T DVD -R HQ 6986 Episode #27. 3-21-1958 Newspaper story, picture and headline about Perry Mason's client. 164088 1961 Perry Mason: Case of the Envious Editor, The T DVD -R HQ 2200. SVD 1446 (Complete). SVD 776 (Missing last five minutes). Episode #108. 1-7-61 Magazine Editor's wife is accused of slaying her husband's ruthless publisher. Editor is respected.. James Coburn, Philip Abbott, Barbara Lawrence. 1st Reporter (Jim Drum). 2nd Reporter (Harry Hollins). 164089 1991 Perry Mason: Case of the Fatal Fashion T DVD -R HQ 3173, 3174. SVD 530 Episode Fashion Magazine Editor. Mason investigates the murder of a fashion magazine editor who threatened to expose her colleague's darkest secrets. 164090 1992 Perry Mason: Case of the Fatal Framing, The MT DVD -R 1682 Episode Photographer is accused of killing an artist who supposedly died five years before. Lawyer Mason defends him. 164091 1959 Perry Mason: Case of the Fraudulent Photo T DVD -R HQ 7291 Episode #55. 2-6-1959 Political Editor James Castleton. News Media. Mason helps a nearby county's district attorney, whose graft investigation led to a blackmail threat. Photograph involved. 164092 1965 Perry Mason: Case of the Frustrated Folksinger, The T Episode #226. 1-7-1965 Photographer (Eddie Hanley). 164093 1954 Perry Mason: Case of the Fugitive Nurse NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley News Media 164094 1955 Perry Mason: Case of the Glamorous Ghost, The NM Gardner, Erle Stanley Press. Perry Mason. Leering newspaper article written in Gardner's odd version of journalistic prose. 164095 1991 Perry Mason: Case of the Glass Coffin, The MT Reporter (Kevin Sandoval) 164096 1966 Perry Mason: Case of the Golfer's Gambit, The T Episode #259. 1-30-1966 Photographer (Bud Perkins). 164097 1994 Perry Mason: Case of the Grimacing Governor, The MT Reporter #1 (Ginna Carter). Reporter #2 (Henry Hayashi). Reporter #3 (Stephen Poletti). 164098 1995 Perry Mason: Case of the Jealous Jokester, The MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Dennis Bertsch). Reporter #2 (Ed McCready). Reporter #3 (Earl D. Pruitt). 164099 1961 Perry Mason: Case of the Jealous Journalist, The T DVD -R HQ 2343. VHS 1275 Episode #124. 9-2-1961 Newspaper Editor-Publisher Joe Davies (Linden Chiles) of the Los Angeles Chronicle is accused of murdering his fiancé. Newspaper publisher missing when whitewater overturns the boat. Editor's secretary Miriam Coffey (Bek Nelson). Newscaster (Lee Giruox). Los Angeles Chronicle is short of cash and at a 10-year circulation low. Davies admits that he and his mother will get half the stock. Newspaper Tycoon Adam York had owned all 100 shares before his death. 164100 1965 Perry Mason: Case of the Laughing Lady, The T SVD 1507. SVD 1358 (Missing Ending) Episode #242. 9-12-1965 Journalist Gerald Havens is murdered. Young woman accused of murdering hack. Commentator (Michael Rye). 164101 1963 Perry Mason: Case of the Libelous Locket, The T Episode #170. 2-7-63 Newspaper. 164102 1948 Perry Mason: Case of the Lonely Heiress, The NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley Publisher. Perry Mason's client is the publisher of a lonely hearts magazine trying to locate an heiress who has advertised in his pages. Wonderful new invention: the ballpoint fountain pen. 164103 1958 Perry Mason: Case of the Lonely Heiress, The T DVD -R HQ 6912 Episode #20. 2-1-1958 Lonely Hearts Publisher-Editor Edmund Arthur Lacey (Robert H. Harris) of Lacey Publishing Company in Los Angeles. "Lonely Hearts Calling" magazine. 164104 1965 Perry Mason: Case of the Lover's Gamble, The T DVD -R 1630 Episode #231. 2-18-1965 Art Critic is killed. Mason uncovers an inheritance scam when he investigates the murder of the scheming art critic. 164105 1991 Perry Mason: Case of the Maligned Mobster, The MT News Media. Reporter #2 (Annette Marin). Reporter #3 (Katy Whelan). Reporter #5 (Prince Havely). 164106 1965 Perry Mason: Case of the Mischievous Doll, The T DVD -R HQ 6669 Episode #241. 5-13-1965 News Media. Key newspaper headline on heiress who is always in the newspapers. Both a blackmailing private eye and his accomplice are murdered. 164107 1964 Perry Mason: Case of the Missing Button, The T DVD -R HQ 6505 Episode #212. 9-24-1964 Newspapers. Headlines and stories about missing girl, slain yachtsman 164108 1987 Perry Mason: Case of the Murdered Madam, The MT PR Public Relations Woman and former madam Suzanne Dominico is murdered. 164109 1965 Perry Mason: Case of the Murderous Mermaid, The T Episode #234. 3-18-1965. News Media. First Reporter (Jack Carol). Second Reporter (John Ward). 164110 1960 Perry Mason: Case of the Mythical Monkeys, The T DVD -R HQ 4418 Episode #86. 2-27-1960 Reporter, a corpse, a ransacked apartment and a strange package are involved in Mason's latest case. 164111 1955 Perry Mason: Case of the Nervous Accomplice NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley Press 164112 1950 Perry Mason: Case of the One-Eyed Witness NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley News Media. News clipping about a blackmail case key clue in this Perry Mason mystery. Reporters showed up, news photographers took pictures for their papers. Mason to client: "You'll be interviewed, police will be asking questions, and perhaps a newspaper reporter, depending on how much of a mystery they make out of the murder and how they want to play it up." Mason faced the newspaper reporters with a grin. Mason: "It's like asking a newspaper reporter to assume that if he had a scoop he wasn't going to publish, would he do this, that or the other." 164113 1964 Perry Mason: Case of the Paper Bullets, The T DVD -R HQ 8659 Episode #213. 10-1-1964 News Media. Woman Reporter (Anne Ayars). Photographer (William Tracy). 164114 1990 Perry Mason: Case of the Poisoned Pen, The MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Mimi Wickliff). Reporter #2 (Tracy Smith) 164115 1966 Perry Mason: Case of the Positive Negative, The T Episode #269. 5-1-1966 Photographer (Jim Drum). 164116 1963 Perry Mason: Case of the Prankish Professor, The T Episode #168. 1-17-1963 Writer. Estranged wife of a professor who's written a lurid novel that was a thinly veiled version of the private lives of several persons associated with the college where he taught is killed. The wife becomes Mason's client. 164117 1967 Perry Mason: Case of the Queenly Contestant, The NM Gardner, Erle Stanley Press. Perry Mason. Beauty pageant winner 20 years ago is object of unwelcome press attention. She quizzes Mason on her right to privacy. 164118 1992 Perry Mason: Case of the Reckless Romeo MT DVD -R 1692. SV 195 Talk Show Host Ken Malansky (Geraldo Rivera) writes a tell-all book and is murdered. Reporter (Debra-Jayne Brown). Reporter (Tricia Springer). 164119 1963 Perry Mason: Case of the Reluctant Model, The T Episode #187. 10-31-1963. News Media. First Reporter (Walter Mathews). Second Reporter (Dick Garton). Critic (Louise Lane). 164120 1961 Perry Mason: Case of the Renegade Refugee, The T DVD -R HQ 2360. SVD 1470 Episode #136. 12-9-1961 Reporter trailing a Nazi war criminal is killed and Mason defends the man accused of the killing. The journalist was murdered while tracking an ex-Nazi war criminal who may be posing as an executive at a company called Space Associates, Ltd. 164121 1991 Perry Mason: Case of the Ruthless Reporter, The MT DVD -R HQ 8349, 8350. DVD -R 1627. VHS 431 Gardner, Erle Stanley (Characters). Sean Cholodenko (Teleplay) Ness Book Female TV Journalist accused of killing an unscrupulous co-worker, an anchor. Accused is a prime suspect since she had a fight with the deceased just prior to going on the air -- over the cutting of a piece involving Mason) She once had a cocaine habit and lost a network job because of her violent temper. Mason finds plenty of other suspects since the dead anchor had a reputation as a womanizer and was blackmailing a number of his colleagues. Among the colleagues being blackmailed is the news director who had a criminal record and a female reporter who once posed nude for a photographer, and turns out to be the killer. Mason implicates her with the help of a videotape that demonstrates the live remote she was using as an alibi was actually done from a different location. Memo written by the victim calls for the firing of a number of staff members -- similar to a Today show controversy at the time. 164122 1987 Perry Mason: Case of the Scandalous Scoundrel MT DVD -R HQ 2106, 2107. SV 163, 172 Gardner, Erle Stanley (Characters). Anthony Spinner (Teleplay) Ness Book Tabloid Editor Harlan Wade (Robert Guillaume) of the Confidential Informer is charged in a libel case and later killed. Reporter Michelle Benti (Susan Wilder) is accused of the murder and Attorney Mason defends her. When Mason handles the libel case against the editor, Wade tells his assistant to dig up anything he can on Mason and if he cannot find anything he should invent something. He corners Mason at a party and threatens to run stories implying an affair between Mason and his secretary if the suit is not dropped. Reporter Benti works for the tabloid paper but wants to do good journalism including an expose on nursing homes. Editor Wade agrees to let her do the story but when she leaves tells his assistant to fire her. Benti is seen doing unethical things that the newspaper demands. She is eventually cleared of the murder and the real killer is exposed. 164123 1966 Perry Mason: Case of the Scarlet Scandal, The MT DVD -R HQ 6174 News Media. Scandal 164124 1964 Perry Mason: Case of the Scarlet Scandal, The T Episode #261. 2-20-1966. News Media. 1st Reporter (Alex Bookston). 2nd Reporter (Pat McCaffrie). 164125 1962 Perry Mason: Case of the Shapely Shadow, The T DVD -R HQ 8108 Episode #139. 1-6-1962 Meteorologist (Austin Green). News Dealer (William McLean). 164126 1986 Perry Mason: Case of the Shooting Star MT TV Talk Show Host. Mason defends a cocky actor accused of the on-air murder of a TV talk-show host (Alan Thicke) 164127 1940 Perry Mason: Case of the Silent Partner NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley Press 164128 1957 Perry Mason: Case of the Silent Partner, The T DVD -R HQ 10297 Episode #6. 10-19-1957 News Media. Veteran Reporter (Jimmy McCallion). Girl Reporter (Janet Stewart). Owner of a lucrative orchid business is charged with murder after her husband loses stock shares in a poker game to a sleazy ex-con. 164129 1965 Perry Mason: Case of the Silent Six, The T Episode #252. 11-21-1965 Reporter (Walter Mathews). 164130 1964 Perry Mason: Case of the Simple Simon, The T DVD -R HQ 2939 Episode #205. 4-2-1964.. Drama Critic is murdered and an actress searching for her long-lost son is implicated in the murder. 164131 1987 Perry Mason: Case of the Sinister Spirit, The MT Publisher Jordan White (Robert Stack) is a guest at one of his authors house 164132 1963 Perry Mason: Case of the Skeleton's Closet, The T Episode #179. 5-2-1963. News Media. Reporter (Jarone Bakewell - First Reporter). Second Reporter (Walter Mathews). 164133 1993 Perry Mason: Case of the Skin-Deep Scandal, The MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Marty Coniglio). Reporter #2 (Debra-Jayne Brown). 164134 1943 Perry Mason: Case of the Smoking Chimney, The NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley Editor Everett True, crusading editor of the Petrie Herald. 164135 1963 Perry Mason: Case of the Stepdaughter's Secret, The NM Gardner, Erle Stanley Press. Perry Mason. Orange County District Attorney Robley Hastings acquires a newspaper job so that he can attend the defendant's press conference and ask questions. 164136 1933 Perry Mason: Case of the Sulky Girl, The NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley Press 164137 1957 Perry Mason: Case of the Sulky Girl, The T Episode #5. 10-19-1957 Reporter (Dick Winslow). 164138 1993 Perry Mason: Case of the Telltale Talk Show Host MT SV 214 5-21-1993 Radio Station Manager (Regis Philbin) is murdered. All of the talk show hosts working at the station despise him but when the wrong one gets charged with the crime, Mason takes the case. 164139 1956 Perry Mason: Case of the Terrified Typist NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley Press 164140 1964 Perry Mason: Case of the Tragic Trophy, The T Episode #220. 11-19-1964. News Media. First Reporter (Alex Bookston). Second Reporter (Walter Mathews). Third Reporter (Charles McDaniel). First Cameraman (Jack Swanson). Second Cameraman (Russ Whiteman). 164141 1963 Perry Mason: Case of the Two Faced Turnabout, The (aka Case of the Two-Faced Turn-a-bout, The). T DVD -R HQ 8374. SVD 1328 Episode #171. 2-14-1963. Columnist Elihu Laban (Abraham Sofaer) is hit with a murder rap when his efforts to obtain secret papers from a foreign minister backfire. News Media. Reporter No. 2 (Walter Mathews). TV Reporter (Henry Travis). Commentator (William Woodson). 164142 1936 Perry Mason: Case of the Velvet Claws, The M SVD 1454 Gardner, Erle Stanley (Novel). Tom Reede (Screenplay) Editor and publisher of the tabloid paper, a weekly gossip rag, Spicy Bits. Events are instigated by articles in the scandal sheet. Reporter (Carlyle Moore, Jr.). Photographer (Sam Rice). 164143 1933 Perry Mason: Case of the Velvet Claws, The NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley Tabloid Editor Frank Locke of Spicy Bits. At a fancy hotel, an already-married woman is caught with a prominent congressman. To protect the politician, she is ready to pay sleazy editor Locke his hush money. But Perry Mason has other plans. He tracks down the phantom fat cat who secretly runs the blackmailing tabloid -- only to discover a shocking scoop. 164144 1963 Perry Mason: Case of the Velvet Claws, The T DVD -R HQ 8388 Episode #175. 3-21-1963 Tabloid Editor Frank Locket (Harry Jackson). Photographer (Peter Leeds). 164145 1993 Perry Mason: Case of the Wicked Wives, The MT 12-17-1993 News Media. Reporter #1 (Scott Patrick). Reporter #2 (Luan Akin). Photographer (Jan Van Sickle). Famous Fashion photographer with four ex-wives, all famous fashion models) is murdered. 164146 1963 Perry Mason: Case of the Witless Witness, The T Episode #181. 5-16-1963 Commentator (Larry Thor). 164147 1965 Perry Mason: Case of the Wrathful Wraith, The T Episode #250. 11-7-1965. News Media. First Reporter (Don Dillaway). Second Reporter (George Conrad). Third Reporter (Jack Carol). Photographer (Lester Dorr). 164148 1985 Perry Mason: Perry Mason Returns MT News Media. TV Minicam Reporter (Nerene Virgin). 164149 1967 Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum at Charenton Under the Direction of Marquis de Sade (aka Marat/Sade) M AFI-Playwrights - Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum.… Writer Marquis de Sade (Patrick Magee). Herald (Michael Williams). 164150 1957 Persecution Mania SS GPL O'Faolain, Sean In "Finest Stories of Sean O'Faolain, The." Writer trying to figure out which newspaper critic gave him bad review. Explains what he would do to the reviewer. "I'd write a Limerick on him. "I'd shrivel him. I wouldn't leave a peck on his bones. Dublin Opinion. Mulvancy turns out to be the critic. "Sure that fellow's brains are all in his behind. Who'd mind anything he'd say?" 164151 2008 Persepolis, Bashir M Satrapi, Marjane Documentary Cartoon Israeli Documentary Filmmaker Ari Folman learns of a vivid nightmare that one of his friends had: 26 wild dogs run through town and stop to bay accusingly at his window. Like Folman, the man was part of an army division that swept into Lebanon in 1982 and may have indirectly abetted the slaughter of Palestinian refugees by a Christian Phalangist force following the murder of their leader. Folman’s investigation of that decades-old event and its impact on him and his friends was shot on video and then animated by Yoni Goodman. Unsparing film shows the lingering toxicity of war. 164152 2008 Persevering Love, A N Roberts, Lynn Investigative Reporter Shari Santos’ perfect life was shattered by tragedy, leaving her a single mom with a young won. Rebuilding her life, she becomes an investigative reporter in Miami, while trying to fill the role of both mother and father to her son. While researching a story on gangs, Shari meets Detective Nicholas Michaels. Sparks fly as Nick definitely doesn’t like reporters -- especially those who interfere with his job. And he has a pretty low opinion of career-oriented moms as well. During the course of her investigation, Shari becomes concerned that her 11-year-old son is involved with a gang. Should she enlist Nick’s assistance and get yet another lecture or continue to handle the situation on her own? Trying to hold her small family together, Shari has some difficult choices to make. Through her faith and the support of friends, she finds the strength she needs and, even more, a second chance to love. 164153 1995 Persian Pickle Club, The N Dallas, Sandra Aspiring Reporter Rita is bored with country living and wants to be an investigative reporter. This leads her to unearth secrets about the Persian Pickle Club, a close-knit group after a coveted paisley print. She tries to solve the murder of a member's husband and in the process unearths complicated relationships among the women who meet each week to quilt and read aloud to each other in 1930s Kansas. Rita joins the group and becomes the newest "pickle," but she is intent on making a name for herself and writing the story involving the mysterious death of one of the club ladies' husbands. 164154 0001 Persians P COPY Aeschylus 472 B.C.E. Messenger: A Persian runner. Brings a definitive announcement of disaster and thereafter is occupied with presenting the full dimensions of that disaster, both objectively, in the words of the Messenger. "Listen! Cities that people vast Asia. Listen! Persian earth, great harbor of wealth, One stroke, one single stroke has smashed great prosperity, and Persia's flower is gone, cut down. "Bitter, being first to tell you bitter news, but need presses me to unroll the full disaster. Persians, our whole expedition is lost." 164155 1960 Person to Bunny C Short - Cartoon Parody News. Person to Person with Edward R. Murrow. Edward Burrows interviewing Bugs Bunny 164156 1953 Person to Person: DT Series 1953-1960 Interviewer-Host Edward R. Murrow (1953-1959). Interviewer-Host Charles Collingwood (1959-1960). 164157 1953 Person to Person: Edward R. Murrow and Frank Sinatra DT SVD 693 Interviewer Host Edward R. Murrow talks with Frank Sinatra 164158 1904 Personal M AD Newspaper Advertisement in personal column of New York Herald 164159 1983 Personal and Confidential DT Newsmagazine. Christine Belford, Steve Edwards, Cathy Kronkite, Ruth Bachelor 164160 1959 Personal Assistant MF India Publisher (Tulsi Chakraborty). 164161 1982 Personal Best M Announcers: Charlie Jones, Frank Shorter, Len Dawson 164162 1991 Personal Best NM Watson, Margaret Sports Reporter Nick Bartholomew is assigned to shadow Tess Phillips, the female winner in this year’s Chicago Marathon. The minute Phillips crossed the finish line, her life began to change. As the female winner in this year’s race, she was handed a check for $50,000. The money would keep her fledgling recycling business afloat for awhile, but there was one catch. If she wanted to keep the money, she had to let a local sportswriter shadow her for an entire week. Although Tess didn’t mind sharing her training tips, she couldn’t afford to have a reporter prying into her personal life. Especially a reporter like Nick Bartholomew. With his mocking grin, his aggressive style and his intense blue eyes, Nick wouldn’t let one detail slip by. Once Nick started nosing around, Tess’s business problems were sure to leak out. She had to avoid him -- even if he was the most attractive man she’d ever met. From the start, Nick Bartholomew was not pleased with this assignment. He was sure that Tess Phillips was a complete fraud. No one could win a marathon on their first try. But one look at Tess’s clear blue eyes made Nick doubt his reporter’s instincts. They were the eyes of a hustler. They were too trusting, too vulnerable. If a man started into Tess Phillips’ eyes long enough, he would begin to believe in all sorts of fairy tales. Before he lost his objectivity, Nick had to cut to the chase. It was time to uncover Tess’s secret -- and he was the best man for the job. 164163 1936 Personal Column of the Air, The R Radio 164164 2004 Personal Correspondence of Catherine Clark and Meredith Lyons, The: Pearl Harbor, 1941. NJ LeSourd, Nancy Liberty Letters Aspiring Reporter Catherine Clark and her close friend Meredith Lyons share in the trials involved in having their fathers in the war. Catherine’s father has recently been called as a naval officer to Pearl Harbor from Washington D.C., but because of her brother’s illness, the rest of the family stays behind. This disappoints the girls as Meredith’s family has just moved to Honolulu. Both girls involve themselves in the war effort and their friendship proves to be invaluable. Written in letter form, the correspondence between two girls tell us how God works through ordinary people in extraordinary times. Letters between two young girls, one in Washington D.C. and eager to become a newspaper reporter, the other in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, determined to take flying lessons, chronicle not only events in the year leading up to the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, but also the pain of having their fathers in the war. 164165 2008 Personal Demons N Kane, Stacia Tabloid Reporter Brian Stone threatens to destroy Radio Commentator Megan’s career because of the ghosts of her past. Stone, writing an article about “Dr. Demon Slayer,” has been digging into Megan’s past and is finding things she does not want to talk about. And to top it off, it is Megan’s boss who assigned Stone to do the article on demon slayers. Megan had promised listeners to her new radio call-in show that she’ll slay their personal demons and they believe her. So do the personal demons. Megan is the only human without a demon on her shoulder. 164166 1995 Personal Effects N Duranti, Francesca Aspiring Italian Journalist Valentina, a would-be Italian journalist, tries to interview author who is a recluse. 164167 1982 Personal Habits N Lewis, Shannon TV News Talk Host. 164168 1938 Personal Secretary M VHS 1481 Laidlaw, Betty, Robert Lively (Story -- "Comet, The," also Screenplay). Columnists Mark Farrell (William Gargan) and Gale Rodgers (Joy Hodges) are two rival columnists who cover a murder trial. Farrell says he's guilty. Rodgers, writing anonymously as "The Comet" says the woman is innocent. Walter Winchell influence. Columnist-radio broadcaster Farrell denounces The Comet on his radio broadcast. Rodgers decides to get revenge by becoming his secretary. He assigns her to get a picture of mystery columnist and she submits a picture of coworker Grumpy (Ruth Donnelly). She continues to work for Farrell so she can scoop him. When she protests it's unethical, her editor tells her not to worry about trivialities. Rodgers' identity is revealed, she suits and solves a murder as Farrell saves her life. New York Times, 10/5/38: "Almost the best and the worst one can say about it is that its chief offense seems to be its general inoffensiveness, except possibly to the American Newspaper Publishers Association." 164169 1987 Personal Services M Reporter (Michael Irving). 164170 2002 Personal Velocity: Three Portraits M DVD -R HQ 3568, 3567. SVD 1507 Editor Greta Herskowitz (Parker Posey) of a Manhattan cookbook, whose suppressed hunger for something more is expressed in casual infidelity. Uses her bubbly charm. News Reporter (Maria Elena Ramirez). Court Steps Reporter (Bill Burns). 164171 1934 Personality Kid, The M Towne, Gene (Story). F. Hugh Herbert, Erwin Getsey (Screenplay). David Boehm (Adaptation) Ness Book Sportswriter Rankin (Thomas Jackson) is a cynical journalist in a boxing drama. Fighter ends up not taking a dive and Rankin and his fellow scribes get the fighter reinstated. Sportswriter Murray (Phil Regan). Radio Mike Man in Ring (Ralph Brooks). Announcer (Dan Tobey). 164172 2009 Personality Plus M Australia. Newsreader (Jill Remez - Voice). 164173 1990 Personals T SV 177 Newspaper. Librarian by day and black widow by night finding her murder victims in a newspaper personals column 164174 1972 Personals M Adult - Hardcore Interviewer (Armand Weston). 164175 2002 Personals II: CasualSex.com M Pop Culture Magazine Journalist Jessie (Beverly Lynne) needs to come up with "killer" story about online dating to save her job. She pots her own .jpg and gets into the cyberdating game. Jessie's Editor Diane (Mia Zottoli). 164176 1939 Persons in Hiding M Photographer (Harry Templeton). 164177 1971 Persuaders, The: The Time & the Place T DVD -R HQ 3461 Episode. Journalist is murdered and that adds up to political intrigue for Danny and Brett. Danny Wilde runs into political intrigue when he discovers the dead body of the reporter then can't find it until it turns up in a car crash hours later. TV Interviewer (David Drees). 164178 1971 Persuaders!, The: Time and the Place, The T Episode #6. 10-22-1971 TV Interviewer (David Rees). 164179 2004 Perumazhakkalam MF India TV Anchor (Vijeesh). 164180 1956 Pesates MF Soviet Union Radio Journalist (Tatul Dilakyan). Radio Boss (Vaghinak Marguni). 164181 2009 Pessimist, The M Newsreader (Alison Fletcher). 164182 2005 Pessimistic Mindset M Short - Drama Interviewer (Michael Bishop). Voice of Interviewer (Daniel Ross). 164183 1940 Pest That Came to Dinner, The C L Parody News. Porky Pig reading the Daily Blubb. Ham on Wry 164184 1992 Peste, La M Newscasters (Pancho Ibanez, Silvina Chediek). 164185 2008 Pesticide M News Media. Reporter (Adesuwa Addy Lyare). TV News Reporter (Julie Jei). Cameraman (Chike Nwabukwu). Giant insets are fond in the sewers of New York City. One man, who is known for crying wolf has to tell his bosses who never take him serious. He puts his job and his love life on the line for the sake of the city. Only when they find his story to be true is it too late, or is it? Women with magazine (Karen Paolini). 164186 1992 Pet Sematary II M TV Newscaster (Donna Lowry). Reporter (Judson Vaughn). 164187 2003 Pet Story: Ladies Home Journal T DVD -R 1570 Episode Magazine Columnist moves to a 50-acre Farm 164188 2001 Pet Story: Pets Pal T SVD 956 Columnist. Cat spent months in animal shelter adopted by a teen who writes a pet pal column for a local newspaper. 164189 1942 Pet strycu MF Czechoslovakia. Photographer (Jiri Sovak). 164190 1993 Petain MF Journalist (Gerard Beaume) 164191 1960 Pete & Gladys: Will the Real Michele Tabour Please Stand Up T Episode. Series (9-19-60 to 9-10-62) Press Conference. Glady's double, a French dancer, disappears before an important press conference and Gladys volunteers to take her place 164192 1931 Pete Smith Specialty: DM Smith, Pete Pete Smith Specialty, A. MGM Short. Series 1931 to 1955, 155 Shorts or "comedy documentaries". Host Pete Smith "Narrated and Produced by a Smith named Pete." Own production unit for 20 years. Created comedy documentaries. Smith hired to be a publicist and left New York for Hollywood. In 1925, hired by MGM as head of its publicity department, a position he held until 1930. In 1931, started producing, writing and narrating a series of shorts as "Pete Smith Specialties" for MGM. One-reelers covered every subject imaginable, from the animal world to the latest technology to how to handle annoying patrons in movie theaters. His trademark was wry, bemused narration. Many of the later shorts written and directed by Actor Dave O'Brien using the name David Barclay. Sixteen entries in the series nominated for Oscars. Two winners. Series ended in 1954, but enough were made to continue releasing them into 1955. Smith committed suicide in 1979 by jumping out of a ninth-floor hospital room. He was 86. 164193 1943 Pete Smith Specialty: Domineering Male, The DM DVD -R HQ 9764 Smith, Pete Pete Smith Specialty, A. MGM Short. Series 1931 to 1955, 155 Shorts or "comedy documentaries". Host Pete Smith "Narrated and Produced by a Smith named Pete." Own production unit for 20 years. Created comedy documentaries. This one shows how women trick men into marrying them. Smith hired to be a publicist and left New York for Hollywood. In 1925, hired by MGM as head of its publicity department, a position he held until 1930. In 1931, started producing, writing and narrating a series of shorts as "Pete Smith Specialties" for MGM. One-reelers covered every subject imaginable, from the animal world to the latest technology to how to handle annoying patrons in movie theaters. His trademark was wry, bemused narration. Many of the later shorts written and directed by Actor Dave O'Brien using the name David Barclay. Sixteen entries in the series nominated for Oscars. Two winners. Series ended in 1954, but enough were made to continue releasing them into 1955. Smith committed suicide in 1979 by jumping out of a ninth-floor hospital room. He was 86. 164194 1952 Pete Smith Specialty: I Love Children But… DM DVD -R HQ 6817 Pete Smith Specialty, A. MGM Short. Part of the "I Love My…" series. Host Pete Smith "Narrated and Produced by a Smith named Pete." Own production unit for 20 years. 164195 1946 Pete Smith Specialty: I Love My Husband…But! DM DVD -R HQ 6817 Pete Smith Specialty, A. MGM Short. Part of the "I Love My…" series. Host Pete Smith "Narrated and Produced by a Smith named Pete." Own production unit for 20 years. Smith hired to be a publicist and left New York for Hollywood. In 1925, hired by MGM as head of its publicity department, a position he held until 1930. In 1931, started producing, writing and narrating a series of shorts as "Pete Smith Specialties" for MGM. One-reelers covered every subject imaginable, from the animal world to the latest technology to how to handle annoying patrons in movie theaters. His trademark was wry, bemused narration. Many of the later shorts written and directed by Actor Dave O'Brien using the name David Barclay. Sixteen entries in the series nominated for Oscars. Two winners. Series ended in 1954, but enough were made to continue releasing them into 1955. Smith committed suicide in 1979 by jumping out of a ninth-floor hospital room. He was 86. 164196 1936 Pete Smith Specialty: Killer Dog DM DVD -R HQ 6835 Tourneur Jacques, Director Pete Smith Specialty, A. MGM Short. Series 1931 to 1955, 155 Shorts or "comedy documentaries" . Host Pete Smith "Narrated and Produced by a Smith named Pete." Own production unit for 20 years. Newspaper headlines. 164197 1950 Pete Smith Specialty: Let’s Talk Turkey DM DVD -R HQ 7491 Pete Smith Specialty, A. MGM Short Host Pete Smith "Narrated and Produced by a Smith named Pete." Own production unit for 20 years. 164198 1940 Pete Smith Specialty: Marines in the Making DM DVD -R HQ 3385 Pete Smith Specialty, A. MGM Short Host Pete Smith "Narrated and Produced by a Smith named Pete." Own production unit for 20 years. News Media. 164199 1944 Pete Smith Specialty: Movie Pests DM DVD -R HQ 5462 Pete Smith Specialty, A. MGM Short Host Pete Smith "Narrated and Produced by a Smith named Pete." Own production unit for 20 years. 164200 1944 Pete Smith Specialty: Movie Pests DM DVD -R HQ 7932 Pete Smith Specialty, A. MGM Short Host Pete Smith "Narrated and Produced by a Smith named Pete." Own production unit for 20 years. 164201 1937 Pete Smith Specialty: Penny Wisdom DM Pete Smith Specialty, A. MGM Short Food Journalist Homemaking Expert Prudence Penny of Los Angeles Examiner. Host Pete Smith "Narrated and Produced by a Smith named Pete." Own production unit for 20 years. 164202 1940 Pete Smith Specialty: Radio Hams DM DVD -R HQ 2292 Pete Smith Specialty, A. MGM Short Host Pete Smith "Narrated and Produced by a Smith named Pete." Own production unit for 20 years. 164203 1938 Pete Smith Specialty: Story of Dr. Carver, The DM DVD -R HQ 6836 Zinneman, Fred, Director. Pete Smith Specialty, A. MGM Short Host Pete Smith "Narrated and Produced by a Smith named Pete." Own production unit for 20 years. 164204 1944 Pete Smith Specialty: Walter Trix DM DVD -R HQ 7925 Pete Smith Specialty, A. MGM Short Host Pete Smith "Narrated and Produced by a Smith named Pete." Own production unit for 20 years. Cameraman Walter Trix. 164205 1998 Pete's Meteor M News Media. TV Reporter (Jill Doyle). 164206 1919 Peter SS UCLA Dreiser, Theodore In "Twelve Men." Newspaperman-Narrator Dreiser, 1892 St. Louis Globe-Democrat is where story stats. About Peter. 164207 1990 Peter Brady: Death Notice NM OWN - H Karl, M.S. (aka Malcom Shuman) #2 Peter Brady Mysteries Newspaper Editor-Reporter Peter "Pete" Brady of the Weekly Troy Parish Express.in a small town in Louisiana. The Pulitzer Prize-winning Investigative Reporter Brady buys a small newspaper in rural Louisiana and unwittingly buys murder in the deal Brady leaves New Orleans for a more tranquil life in small Troy, Louisiana. As editor of the weekly newspaper, Brady is in trouble again when he runs an add for a man announcing his homecoming after serving 29 years for the rape-killing of a teenage girl In the uproar against the man's return, Brady senses fear as well as anger. Obeying his instincts, he asks questions: Why did the jury spare the convict from execution given the unassailable evidence against him? Who engineered a parole for such an unspeakable criminal? After murders, arson and a presumed suicide, Brady steps up his investigation, inciting violence from a mob out to lynch him and the released prisoner. 164208 1991 Peter Brady: Deer Slayer NM OWN - H Karl, M.S. (aka Malcom Shuman) #3 Peter Brady Mysteries Newspaper Editor-Reporter Peter "Pete" Brady of the Weekly Troy Parish Express.in a small town in Louisiana. The Pulitzer Prize-winning Investigative Reporter Brady buys a small newspaper in rural Louisiana and unwittingly buys murder in the deal The small-town Louisiana publisher, the sheriff and the sheriff's son are deer hunting when a man is killed. The sheriff's son appears to be the guilty one since only his gun was fired before the body was found. The Sheriff who trained both Editor Brady and his son can't believe the boy mistook the man for a deer, but can't investigate a case in which the evidence so forcefully points to his son. Instead he asks Brady to nose around. Soon afterwards' the man's study is ransacked and a girl living in a nearby trailer park is killed. Brady is certain the events are related to the man's death. 164209 1988 Peter Brady: Killer's Ink NM Karl, M.S. (aka Malcolm Shuman) #1 Peter Brady Mysteries Newspaper Editor-Reporter Peter "Pete" Brady of the Weekly Troy Parish Express.in a small town in Louisiana. The Pulitzer Prize-winning Investigative Reporter Brady buys a small newspaper in rural Louisiana and unwittingly buys murder in the deal 164210 1989 Peter Cushing: One-Way Ticket to Hollywood, A MT Interviewer (Dick Vosburgh) 164211 2006 Peter Eberle: Death at the Rose Paperworks NM Zellnik, Miriam J. #2 Libby Seale Mysteries Reporter Peter Eberle teams up with Libby Seale in 1890s Portland, Oregon to investigate a murder at a paper mill. Half-Cent, a budding young newshound, helps out but is badly injured by a boulder in a third attempt to kill Seale's boss. Horse-drawn carriages crowd busy streets. The booming city offers refuge to Libby Seale who has fled New York and an abusive husband. As a seamstress for the prominent Rose family, she's one of the first to learn that her boss Hiram has been killed. He was mangled to death by machinery at his own paper mill. Minutes later, the distraught family is shocked to see the dead man sauntering through the front door healthy and happy. Attempts on his life continue. Once again, Libby and Reporter Eberle team up to unmask the culprit. It takes every ounce of will power to ignore the dazzling attraction they feel for one another. Can they manage to find the killer without giving into love's sweet temptation? 164212 2005 Peter Eberle: Murder at the Portland Variety NM Zellnik, Miriam J. #1 Libby Seale Mysteries Reporter Peter Eberle teams up with Libby Seale, a seamstress from New York, in 1894 Portland to investigate a death backstage at the Portland Variety Theater where Seale is working as a costumer. She teams up with the reporter and is quickly immersed in a dangerous world of smugglers and white slavers, moving from Chinatown tunnels to the mansion of Portland's most powerful man. She and Eberle also find themselves falling in love, but Seale has a few secrets in her closet. 164213 1977 Peter en de vliegende autobus MF Reporter Alfons Punt (Joost Prinsen). 164214 1986 Peter Finley: Dead Air NM OWN Lupica, Mike #1 Peter Finley Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Finley for a Cable TV-News Channel works out of a Manhattan office. Marty Pearl, a crack cameraman, is Finley's friend. A man comes to his office from a small Alabama town and electrifies the reporter by claiming he had been married to Peggy Lynn Brady, a top-rated hostess on a ATV network. Missing and presumed murdered, Brady had climbed bed by bed to fame and fortune. She made enemies along the way. Finley agrees to help find the woman's killer, keeping the partnership a secret from the police. The reporter's job is interviewing Brady's producer, colleagues and the video preacher who wants to buy the network. But the killings of others intimately linked to the actress brings Finley to a shocking discovery. 164215 1988 Peter Finley: Extra Credits NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Lupica, Mike #2 Peter Finley Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Finley for a Cable TV-News Channel. Marty Pearl, a crack cameraman, is Finley's friend. Finley is confronted by the garish suicide of a coed at his alma mater, Washington State University, a thinly disguised NYU. A classmate of the dead student comes to Finley to ask his help in resolving troubling aspects of the young woman's life that point to a larger conspiracy. With her help and the rest of the Finley Report crew, cameraman Pearl and general manager Charlie Davidson, Finley embarks on an investigation of the coed's friends and professors that leads to revelations of grade selling, sex and murder. 164216 1990 Peter Finley: Limited Partner NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Lupica, Mike #3 Peter Finley Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Finley for a Cable TV-News Channel. Marty Pearl, a crack cameraman, is Finley's friend. Finley is upset to hear that his fast-lane friend, one of several limited partners in a club, has died of a heroin overdose. Finley knows the friend had been seriously sober for some time so he believes the man's girlfriend when she says it was murder. But then she is killed. The club's major partner, former Mets pitching ace Tom Tiernan -- for whom the club is named -- is too drunk to be useful. Interviews with the other partners, their associates and other slime balls turn up more smoke than heat. Eventually a clever ruse to track down a current Mets ace in a rehab clinic pays off. Finley and his team of yuppie Jimmy Olsons are led to a secret and illegal after-hours joint and link the murder to the Mafia. With the last second help of a gift tip, they find the killer. 164217 2005 Peter Jennings: Reporter DT DVD -R HQ 4293, 4294 TV Anchor Peter Jennings of ABC News died August 7, 2005 after a journalism career spanning more than four decades. Friends and colleagues recall the life and career of the Reporter. 164218 1960 Peter Loves Mary: Wilma's Phantom Lover T Episode. Series (10-12-60 TO 5-31-61) Newspaper Advertisement. Wilma has a fight with her boyfriend Charlie, so she looks for a new boyfriend in the personal ads 164219 2007 Peter Matheson: Breeze N Johnson, Scott Collins Columnist Peter Matheson is recently divorced and an alcoholic columnist for a small newspaper. He just covered one of the biggest stories of the year for the small city in which he lives following the judicial process of a child killer told from the victims’ families point of view. But something goes horribly wrong and the child’s killer has been turned loose and Pete must figure out why. He discovers that the truth behind this killer’s freedom is not as cut and dry as he would hope to believe and that the answer behind it all was something he could never dream up in a million years. 164220 2004 Peter Rottentail M Cameraman (Steve Hensley). 164221 1956 Peter Sargeant: Portrait of a Ballerina T Box, Edgar (adapted from his novel "Death in the Fifth Position"). CBS Television Public Relations Man Peter Cutler Sargeant III is an amateur sleuth in New York whose profession is press agentry. He's a young Harvard graduate with a background in journalism, a tough, unsentimental professional who gets involved in murder cases. 164222 1953 Peter Sargent: Death Before Bedtime NM OWN - P Box, Edgar PR - #2 Peter Sargent II Mysteries Public Relations Man Peter Cutler Sargeant III is an amateur sleuth in New York whose profession is press agentry. He's a young Harvard graduate with a background in journalism, a tough, unsentimental professional who gets involved in murder cases. Someone blows up a senator with presidential aspirations and Sargeant ultimately discovers who the killer is. 164223 1952 Peter Sargent: Death in the Fifth Position NM OWN - P Box, Edgar PR - #1 Peter Sargent II Mysteries Public Relations Man Peter Cutler Sargeant III is an amateur sleuth in New York whose profession is press agentry. He's a young Harvard graduate with a background in journalism, a tough, unsentimental professional who gets involved in murder cases. Sargeant is a New York City publicity man, an observer and exploiter of the rich and powerful. Smarter than any cop, he plays every angle to expose the pretentious and corrupt. In this book, he's the Public Relations man for a new ballet company. Suspense and romance share top billing in this backstage mystery in which Sargeant charms a pretty and willing understudy, wins the confidence of temperamental ballet dancers and learns some surprising and intimate details about their private lives. Sargeant also keeps one step ahead of the police in their search for the killer and he finally figures out who killed a ballerina in the middle of her performance. Sargeant is author Gore Vidal's mouthpiece particularly when talking about the American ruling classes. He said he wrote the books when he was being blacklisted for writing a book controversial for its acceptance of homosexuality. 164224 1954 Peter Sargent: Death Likes It Hot NM OWN - P Box, Edgar (aka Gore Vidal). PR - #3 Peter Sargent II Mysteries Public Relations Man Peter Cutler Sargeant III is an amateur sleuth in New York whose profession is press agentry. He's a young Harvard graduate with a background in journalism, a tough, unsentimental professional who gets involved in murder cases. Sargeant goes for a nice weekend at a socialite's beach house only to end up solving yet another murder. 164225 1976 Peter Style: Backlash NM MLPL Philips, Judson #13 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164226 1964 Peter Style: Black Glass City, The NM OWN - P Philips, Judson #2 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164227 1980 Peter Style: Death is a Dirty Trick NM Philips, Judson #17 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164228 1971 Peter Style: Escape a Killer NM OWN - P Philips, Judson #8 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164229 1977 Peter Style: Five Roads to Death, The NM MLPL Philips, Judson #14 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164230 1968 Peter Style: Hot Summer Killing NM Philips, Judson #6 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164231 1973 Peter Style: Larkspur Conspiracy, The NM OWN - H Philips, Judson #10 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164232 1964 Peter Style: Laughter Trap, The NM Philips, Judson #1 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164233 1978 Peter Style: Murder Arranged, A NM MLPL Philips, Judson #15 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164234 1981 Peter Style: Murder as the Curtain Rises (aka Death as the Curtain Rises). NM OWN - H Philips, Judson #18 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164235 1970 Peter Style: Nightmare at Dawn NM OWN - H Philips, Judson #7 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164236 1974 Peter Style: Power Killers, The NM MLPL Philips, Judson #11 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. Artificial foot and leg, walks without a discernible limp, dance, play golf, but he could never forget. 164237 1982 Peter Style: Target for Tragedy NM MLPL Philips, Judson #19 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164238 1967 Peter Style: Thursday's Folly NM OWN - P Philips, Judson #5 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164239 1965 Peter Style: Twisted People, The NM OWN - P Philips, Judson #3 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164240 1972 Peter Style: Vanishing Senator, The NM OWN - P Philips, Judson #9 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164241 1975 Peter Style: Walk A Crooked Mile NM MLPL Philips, Judson #12 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. As Newsview started its investigation, a young woman on the staff was raped and left with a message for her boss to "lay off." A Newsview reporter is then murdered in Peter's apartment. 164242 1979 Peter Style: Why Murder? NM MLPL Philips, Judson #16 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164243 1966 Peter Style: Wings of Madness NM Philips, Judson #4 Peter Style Mysteries Investigative Reporter Peter Styles for Newsview Magazine. An accident caused his right leg to be amputated below the knee and turned Peter from a wry and witty commentator on the world scene into an impassioned crusader against man's inhumanity to man. 164244 2006 Peter's Ordeal M News Media. TV Reporter (Julie Weidmann). 164245 1943 Peter's Story Goes to Press NJ Burt, Olive W. Reporter. Salt Lake City daily. Shows how a newspaper is produced from newsgathering to printing, told through the story of a youngster whose uncle is a reporter 164246 1954 Petit nuage/La chasse au nuage/Le nuage atmoique, Le MF Journalist (Guy-Lou). Journalist (Pierre Trabaud). 164247 1967 Petit soldat, Le M AFI-Photographers/Radio Announcers Photographer 164248 2000 petit vent de panique, Un MF Reporter (Rychard Theriault) 164249 2005 Petite Jerusalem, La (aka Little Jerusalem) MF France Moslem Journalist Djamel (Hedi Tillette de Clermont-Tonerre) falls in love with a young orthodox Jewish woman living in a Paris suburb called Little Jerusalem. The two tentatively go to bed but the girl is terrified of touching the man or doing anything sexual. She confers with her mother and a rabbi on what is allowed sexually in the Orthodox Jewish faith. The woman risks rejection from her own community and harm at the hands of anti-Semitic street gangs. Complicating matters is that the handsome journalist’s parents silently loathe the woman as a strict Jew. They will not consider a marriage unless the woman converts to the Muslim religion which she cannot bring herself to do. 164250 1999 Petite Vendeuse de Soleil, La (aka Little Girl Who Sold the Sun, The) MF Newspaper girl. Disabled young girl on crutch begs on the streets of Dakar. One day, after being bullied by the boys who have the monopoly on selling newspapers, as she struggles to her feet she swears to become a news vendor herself. The next morning she fights to get hold of copies of the famous daily paper, Le Sole. Selling newspapers becomes a way to regain her dignity. 164251 2003 Petites coupures (aka Small Cuts) MF France Journalist Bruno (Daniel Auteuil) is a world weary Communist journalist going through a mid-life crisis. His wife has walked out on him when she learns he has taken a much younger woman as his mistress. When visiting an uncle in a mountain town in rural France Bruno reveals he has no real feelings for the woman and she runs off in disgust. Bruno gets his car stuck in a ditch in a forest one foggy night. He arrives at a private mansion to ask help and meets an alluring woman who is marred to a sick man. He realizes this woman could be the woman of his dreams. 164252 1697 Petition of Tom Brown, A, Who Was Taken Up on Account of the Satyr Upon the French King PO USC Sackville, Charles (Earl) News 164253 2003 Petits mythes urbains TF Germany Journalist. The Journalist (Hippolyte Girardot). 164254 2004 Petits mythes urbains: Chambre 301/Zimmer 301 TF France/Germany/UK. Episode #17 7-2-04 Paparazzi Woman (Delphine Serina). Paparazzi Man (Paul Belmindo). 164255 1936 Petrified Forest, The M DVD -R HQ 6016, 6014. L Radio Broadcast. Details of deaths 164256 1861 Petroleum Vesuvius Nasby SS Locke, David Ross Fictional Journalist created by Locke. Abraham Lincoln loved this character. First appeared in Locke's Findlay Jeffersonian in March 1861. Mask of biting irony. When Locke in 1865 became editor of the Toledo Blade, he continued to produce the still-popular Nasby letters until his death in 1888. Numerous collected editions appeared. 164257 1963 Petticoat Junction: Dear Minerva T Episode. Series (9-24-63 to 9-12-70) Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Kate anonymously writes an advice to the lovelorn column for the local paper. 164258 1967 Petticoat Junction: Hawaii Calling T Episode #132. 11-11-1967 Photographer (Jimmy Cross). 164259 1963 Petticoat Junction: Power of the Press, The T Episode Newspaper. Bobbie Jo and her boyfriend take over the town newspaper. 164260 1943 Petticoat Larceny M DVD -R HQ 2304, 2268 Columnist Sam Colfax (Wally Brown) of the News writes a radio column. Reporter (Peter Lind Hayes). Radio Survey. 164261 1941 Petunia Pump N Grass, I. Columnist writes a village column for a newspaper in Maine. Female 164262 1977 Petunin Affair, The SS UCLA Baranskaya, Natalya In "Week Like Any Other, A: Novellas and Stories by Natalya Baranskaya." Journalist "The Young Petunin" narrates. Had been working freelance on the local paper for three years before I was taken on to the permanent staff as an editorial assistant on the Letters' Page. The Old Man (called that out of respect. Editor. "The lads in the editorial office called it simply 'that Petunin business' or 'that silly affair.'" Sent on a work assignment of several months duration to a remote town. New Editor-in-Chief Comrade Anatoly Yurevitch Petrayev. 164263 1959 Peyton Place T Serial News Media 164264 1957 Peyton Place M DVD -R HQ 2514, 2515, 2516. Metalious, Grace (Novel). John Michael Hayes (Screenplay). Cub Reporter Allison MacKenzie (Diane Varsi) works on Peyton Place Times newspaper. Editor Matt (Alan Reed) hires her when she decides not to go to college but just get experience writing. Press covers sensational trial in town. Editor with note pad in attendance. Doctor on stand says: We have a newspaper with a fine editorial page that you wrap fish in. Editor close-up. 164265 1996 Pgisha Leilit MF Interviewer (Koby Meidan) 164266 0060 Phaedra P COPY Seneca Messenger: "Why most I voice these woes unspeakable?" Theseus: "Fear not, but boldly tell the worst mischance." … Messenger: "My tongue can find no words to voice its woe." 164267 1926 Phantom Bullet, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer Tom "Click" Farlane (Hoot Gibson) 164268 1980 Phantom Conspiracy, The NM Barak, Michael TV Reporter Rachel Burke, the blond, curvaceous CBS reporter who knew how to use her advantages. 164269 1939 Phantom Creeps, The M DVD 12 chapters. Serial. Chapter Play. Reporter Jean Drew (Dorothy Arnold), nosy newspaper reporter aids police in search for mad scientist 164270 1933 Phantom Detective SS Champion, D.L. Publisher Frank Havens of the New York Clarion. Reporter Steve Huston. Phantom Detective, Volume One, #1, October 1933. 164271 1915 Phantom Extra, The M Ness Book Reporter is in love with a new state senator who is vowing to fight for mine reforms. When his head is turned by the high life in the state capital, she arranges to have a single copy of an "extra" printed and delivered to him. One newspaper claims a mining disaster killed 200 people. He realizes the errors of his way. Moving Picture World objected to the female reporter resorting to such measures. 164272 1986 Phantom Film Crew, The NJ Robinson, Nancy K. Documentarian. Tracy is the beautiful daughter of a famous documentary filmmaker. Her friend Sam is a sound man. Both go on location. 164273 1953 Phantom From Space M News Media 164274 1935 Phantom Had Red Hair, The SM OWN Chambers, Whitman Press 164275 1943 Phantom Killer, The M Brown, Karl (Screenplay) Ness Book. Remake of "Sphinx, The" 1933. Reporter Barbara Mason (Joan Woodbury), fast-talking sob sister trying to track down a killer. At first she scoffs when her boyfriend, the district attorney, tries to accuse a philanthropist since he is deaf and dumb. District Attorney unable to prove his charges and loses his job. Reporter arranges to do a series of interviews with the philanthropist. During one of these meetings, she discovers a secret passage which leads to exposure of philanthropist's twin brother. It was the brother who was providing the philanthropist's perfect alibi. 164276 1945 Phantom of 42nd Street M Harvey, Jack, Milton Raison (Novel). Raison (Screenplay). Ness Book Drama Critic Tony Woolrich (Dave O'Brien) who is at a theater when a murder occurs backstage. Modeled on Alexander Woolcott, the critic says the only murders he is interested in are the ones that occur onstage. Critic chewed out by night editor for not mentioning the murder and allowing them to be scooped by every other paper in town. Although Woolrich insists that he is not one of the editor's legmen, he decides to solve the murder just to prove he can. He is friend of murdered man's brother, an actor whose daughter is the star of the show being presented at the theater where murder occurred. Critic is assisted by cabbie. Trail leads to former repertory company and critic discovers a woman associated with the company is the mother of star actress. Woman accuses critic of being a ghoul for digging up the past. The woman cooperates in staging a production of Julius Caesar to trap the real killer. "You're the most obstinate, stubborn excuse for a newspaperman I ever saw in my life." Reporter (Pat Gleason). Newspaper Editor Peters (Milton Kibbee). 164277 2009 Phantom of Black’s Cove, The NR Hambright, Jan Harlequin Intrigue #1141 Investigative Journalist Olivia Morgan was on a mission and Jack Trayborne was there to stop her. Morgan had come to Black’s Cove seeking answers to her traumatic past, but the long-closed medical clinic cast a shadow over the small town and refused to give up the truth she desperately sough. Jack saw the disappointment on Olivia’s beautiful face, but he had no choice. He had to protect what was hidden behind the clinic’s closed doors. The alternative would be devastating. And deadly. Instead, he’d stand by her side 24/7, and convince her, there was no reason for her to stay -- as much as he wanted her to. 164278 1940 Phantom of Chinatown M Radio News Broadcaster (Lynton Brent). 164279 1974 Phantom of Hollywood, The MT Commentator (Bill Stout). Masked monster on deadly rampage on MGM back lot. Cameraman (Carl Byrd). 164280 1974 Phantom of Paradise, The M SVD 1023 Reporters (William Donovan, Scott Edmund Lane, Dennis Olivieri, Adam Wade). 164281 1967 Phantom of Soho, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 164282 1989 Phantom of the Cabaret II, The M Adult Reporter (Randy Spears). tries to get to the bottom of the story when a mysterious masked man prowls the shadows of a decadent Paris cabaret and the reporter finds himself involved with the cabaret's depraved employees. 164283 1989 Phantom of the Mall: Eric's Revenge M Ness Reporter-Photojournalist Peter Baldwin (Rob Estes) is trying to find out if a psycho-killer is alive in the mall. Reporter #1 (Jake Jacobs). Reporter #2 (Dick Hancock). 164284 1943 Phantom of the Opera M Reporter (Richard Bartell). Reporter (Wheaton Chambers). Reporter (Jim Mitchell). Reporter (Muni Seroff). 164285 1974 Phantom of the Paradise M News Media. Reporters (William Donovan, Scott Edmund Lane, Dennis Olivieri, Adam Wade). Disfigured musician sells his soul for the woman he loves so that she will perform his music. 164286 1917 Phantom Shotgun, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter Frank Marshall (Barney Furey) becomes involved in a murder on board a ship. Shot and wounded but solves the murders. 164287 1945 Phantom Speaks, The M VHS 5227. Butler, John K. (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Matt Fraser (Richard Arlen) of Daily Globe assigned by editor to get story on why doctor involved in psychic research is going to visit condemned gangster in prison before the execution. Reporter skeptical of psychic phenomena. Becomes romantically involved with doctor's daughter charging engagement ring for her to newspaper. Tells doctor paper will treat him fairly in describing theories on life after death. Editor rewrites copy to make doctor look bad. Reporter complains. Reporter demands paper print retraction. Doctor's daughter decides reporter in love with own brand of yellow journalism, gives him back ring. Doctor possessed by spirit of dead gangster and kills men who condemned racketeer. Reporter fights off possessed doctor who tries to kill him. Doctor sent to electric chair echoing words gangster said before he was executed. "What's the idea of the book? City editors can't read." "And if you're an example, Globe reporters can't write." "I'm a reporter. I deal in facts.…Enough to make good copy for a Sunday feature, but not with a paper that uses all of its space with "Condemned Man Eats Hearty Meal": stories." Charlie Davis, Editor (Pierre Watkin). 164288 1941 Phantom Submarine M Muir, Augustus (Story -- "Ocean Gold"). Joseph Krumgold (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Madeleine Neilson (Anita Louise) leaves newspaper work when she is commissioned by U.S. Navy to find out about a submarine cruising around the Panama Canal. She stows away on a salvage ship and becomes involved with diver looking for gold. Diver is diving to find a sunken boat off a Caribbean island. Instead he discovers a minefield and surfaces to find his ship in the hands of enemy spies. Agents are stopped by timely arrival of U.S. Navy, which has been notified by the reporter. She ends up with the diver. Variety, 2/19/41: "Miss Louise is a rehash of the favorite film version of sobbie, about as safe a bet with a secret mission, from all appearances, as a child with a hammer and percussion cap." Assistant Editor (Paul Scott). 164289 1996 Phantom, The M L Editor, girl friend's father 164290 1931 Phantom, The M VHS 549 Editor Sam Crandall (Niles Welch) is entrapped in a love triangle with society writer Ruth (Aileen Ray) but she loves reporter Dick Mallory (Guinn Williams) 164291 1998 Phantoms M Reporter Timothy Flyte (Peter O'Toole) scholar-turned tabloid writer named who is an expert on ancient epidemics 164292 1983 Phar Lap M Reporter (Brian Granrott). American Reporter (Randall Berger). American Reporter (John Higgins). American Reporter (Arthur Sherman). Reporter at Stables (John Stone). Reporter at Station (James Wright). Randwick Reporter (Alan Wylie). Race Commentator (John Russell). Sub Editor (John Cobley). 164293 2001 Phase IV M Journalism Student Simon Tate (Dean Cain) thinks it's strange when four students at the university suddenly die in "unrelated" accidents. Reporter (Stacey Smith). 164294 2002 Phat Death, A: Or, the last days of Noir Soul NM Kelley, Norman Journalist Glen Sierra is a musician and married to a private investigator. She believes she is going to retire from private investigation and become a mother. But Sierra's relentless investigation of the killing of a notorious hip-hopper plunges both of them into a murderous power struggle over a valuable commodity in the recording industry: black music. They follow a trail of mayhem and murder that leads them to Rolf Fergus, a ruthless South African media baron who has designs on controlling black music for his media empire, InfoNews. 164295 1955 Phenix City Story, The M SVDSP 577 Newsboys. Newsreel-style sequence with reporter Clete Roberts. Newsboys are roughed up 164296 1996 Phenomenon M DVD -R HQ 8234, 8235, 8226 Reporter (Mark Soper) 164297 1970 Phil Donahue Show, The DT Series 1970-1996. Talk-Show Host Phil Donahue. Based in Chicago. 164298 1967 Phil Donahue Show, The DT Series. 1967-1970. Talk-Show Host Phil Donahue. Based in Dayton, Ohio, WHIO to WLWD. 164299 2002 Phil Donahue: Donahue T Series. MSNBC 2002-2003. Talk-Show Host Phil Donahue. 164300 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Bob Bakian, News Helicopter Reporter R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Bob Bakian: Bob Bakian is the helicopter reporter for the Phil Hendrie. He usually breaks into the Phil Hendrie show with unusual news (That typically you don't need a helicopter to report.). He always finishes his reports by saying, "Bob Bakian reporting." As of late David G. Hall has had something against Bob Bakian and usually orders Bud to shoot down his helicopter. Bob Bakian is a helicopter news reporter for KFI radio in LA. He broke the story of McGruff the Crime Dog dying after chasing a car and being run over. Unfortunately, McGruff has had this addiction of chasing cars and trucks all of his life. Bob has since moved on to being the Traffic reporter on the Skippy and Frank Morning Show in Bellville. News helicopter reporter who reports on insane reactions from people after hearing celebrity gossip. Bob reported that "Michael Powell has resigned (from the FCC) so he can go on food stamps like other black people," and he was reprimanded along with Hendrie by David G. Hall for doing the same material twice. David G. Hall also instructs Bud Dickman to blast Bakian out of the sky for doing "schtick" such as when Korean scientists successfully cloned a dog and Bakian kept mispronouncing the scientist's names as "Yoo Suk Wang," "Swinging Wang," and "Wang Who Suk". Aside from his schtick, Bakian seems to show an alarming tendency toward good old-fashioned ineptitude; he once mistook part of the downtown Los Angeles area as being flooded when, in actuality, his helicopter was simply over the Pacific Ocean. Bob Bakian is the helicopter reporter for the Phil Hendrie. He usually breaks into the Phil Hendrie show with unusual news (That typically you don't need a helicopter to report.). He always finishes his reports by saying, "Bob Bakian reporting." As of late David G. Hall has had something against Bob Bakian and usually orders Bud to shoot down his helicopter. Bob Bakian is a helicopter news reporter for KFI radio in LA. He broke the story of McGruff the Crime Dog dying after chasing a car and being run over. Unfortunately, McGruff has had this addiction of chasing cars and trucks all of his life. Bob has since moved on to being the Traffic reporter on the Skippy and Frank Morning Show in Bellville. Notable Bits: Breaking Kenny G News Everyone is disappointed by the news that Kenny G has just extended his recording contract with Arista for another three years. There have been somber candle light vigels because of this. Kenny G says he is excited by the whole dea. The F.B.I. say they are still trying to figure out if he plays a clarinet or a sax. The War Crimes Tribunal says that Kenny G's music is not jazz. The C.I.A. used Kenny G's music on Iraqi prisoners during the gulf war to interrogate them. During the bit Phil plays some of Kenny G's music and Bob screams in agony. A family heard a neighbor playing his music and the father went over and shot the neighbor to death. Kenny has not been arrested yet for re-doing the theme from Titanic. A woman told Phil over the phone that she'll never forget where she was when she heard the news. She was in the middle of J.C. Penny's buying underwear. Bob is so upset by this that he jumps out of the helicopter. Rosie Announces She's Going Off The Air People are hugging in the middle of the streets ,strangers kissing, spontaneous celebrations, bars starting their "Happy Hours" early, vendors giving away free hot dogs, people dancing in the streets after hearing that Rosie O'Donnell is retiring from her show. Bob interviews people from the street and they all tell how happy they are that she is quitting. Bob says that one woman was so happy that she came over to Bob and deep tongue kissed him and Wrapping her legs around her waist. When the news broke out there were 250,000 people in Times Square. 164301 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Bud Dickman R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Bud Dickman (short for Budley L. Dickman, although he hasn’t decided what the “L” stands for yet) is currently the intern on the Phil Hendrie Show. Many years ago, Bud was injured in a motorcycle accident on US 33 between Ventura, CA and Ojai, CA, where his head was sent through an oak tree, causing tremendous brain damage. He now has a zinc plate in his head. Bud Dickman is an intern in the News Department of KFI radio in Los Angeles. His best friend is R.C. Collins. Bud wants very badly to be in either the radio or television industry as a national anchor man. David G. Hall, vice president for syndication at Premier radio demanded that Phil be frank with Bud one night on the show and tell him the truth that he will never make it in either industry. Bud had his big chance to make a demo tape of his abilities one evening when Phil let Bud interview himl on KFI. He was doing it as a school project and it was an unmitigated disaster. Bud was also a roving reporter during the 1999 Rose parade in Pasadena CA. His most well known broadcasting effort was when he was assigned to be Phil's producer for the on-site broadcast for the Grand Re-opening of Tomorrowland at Disneyland. It was an unmitigated disaster. He kept broadcasting during breaks which went over the air. Many callers called in to tell Phil that they were broadcasting during the breaks. It is one of the great Phil and Bud moments. (Even if Disney didn't like it!) He is one half of the broadcasting team of Collins and Dickman. He participated in the Spooge Demon Bowling Tournament with RC Collins and Phil Hendrie at the Schwartz Lanes in San Gabriel. He likes to be called Bud "Huge" Dickman. Bud is also the one who saved Phil from being brainwashed by Cuban Sister Josephine by slapping him silly to bring him back to reality. On most occasions, if Phil may say something on-air that might be remotely suggestive, Bud will typically notify Phil's "vice president of syndication," David G. Hall, who usually errs on Bud's side. Bud occasionally goes "through" the phone line and kills annoying guests. Bud is also the heir to millions of dollars on account of Dickman's Candy that is popular in Germany. Bud does not like black people (and once referred to African-American females as "Negresses"); however his girlfriend (a UPS driver) is black. In 2001, Bud Dickman was given the opportunity to host his own weekly music segment, called "The Bud Dickman's weekly Top 10". He would play clips from the top 10 songs on the Billboard Singles Chart, and then make crude comments about the singers. Phil was not overly pleased with this idea, but went along with it. (This was a regular bit for several weeks.) Eventually, though, the music got progressively worse, and Bud himself got sick of the music. One day, instead of playing the actual songs, he would announce the regular song, but instead play a classic rock song (he started out by announcing the number 10 spot as "Drive" by Incubus, and then played a Rolling Stones song.) Halfway through, Phil interrupted the show and made him switch to the regular music. A regular feature on Phil's web site was "Bud's Babe of the Week," in which Bud would post a picture and short write-up of a famous woman who would not generally be thought of as a "babe;" for example, the women were usually middle-aged or older (occasionally senior citizens). 164302 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Craig Hardy R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Craig Hardy: Hardy delivers "News overheard in a Bar". Which consists of wild rumors and conspiracy theories that he hears from friends and random people he meets. Quotes "They pre-fab faces in France" - Jan 31, 2005 (PROPHET ALERT! During the summer of 2005 doctors in France actually transplanted part of a woman's face onto another woman, after the recipient had her face damaged by a dog attack.) News Reported Bush is gay. Teresa Heinz Kerry is a man. Bush will win the election because his dad is head of the Illuminati, and he can change the results from the headquarters in Europe. Bush will start the draft because he had his fingers crossed when he announced he would not. Bush and the Saudi's planned 9/11 Kerry got shot in the ass in Vietnam. Bush and Kerry are twins separated at birth. Saddam was actually a Mexican actor, and they did not capture him. Kerry is a fag. Kerry shot an old lady in Vietnam, and has her skull on his mantle. Jeff Goldblum is gonna grow a beard and play Osama. 164303 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Darren Brown R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Darren Brown: Darren Brown is the Program Director of C93, a radio station in Pierre, South Dakota. The station carries Phil's show, and so Darren feels justified in calling in to Phil's show and giving him advice on what to say. Often times, Phil's boss David G. Hall will simultaneously call in to make sure Phil obeys Darren. Darren's trademark characteristic is his voice, which oscillates between a very high pitch and a very low pitch. He is almost impossible to understand. When Darren calls in to Phil's show, a common occurrence is that show intern Bud Dickman will become annoyed with Darren's voice. Bud will then "go through the phone", come out on Darren's end, and kill Darren. 164304 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: David G. Hall R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. David G. Hall: The character David G. Hall, also known as "Darth Hall" or simply "Hall", is Phil Hendrie's boss and vice president of syndication for The Phil Hendrie Show. David G. Hall chimes in periodically to keep Hendrie's monologue family-friendly and in check, often stating that the FCC is "dusting off the hot seat for me". In a few different instances, David has come on the show to chastise Phil for saying words like "big jugs", "blew", "maximum torque", "peacock", "slab", "dictate", "stuck it in", "pounding canals", saying "Bush" and "Snake" in the same sentence, etc., charging Phil with using these terms as sexual double entendre. Hall regularly says "Hall Out" before hanging up, much like Ryan Seacrest's "Seacrest Out" before signing off. In addition to calling into the program to enforce FCC regulations, David G. Hall at various times has announced his contraction of anthrax, small pox, his homosexuality, tuberculosis, a brain tumor, and HIV. David then draws sympathy from Phil (and sometimes from the callers) before revealing that it was all a practical joke. David G. Hall is a veteran of the U.S. army and runs his station like it is a military operation. He was a Master Sergeant and has bragged about fighting in Granada and the Falkland Islands. In one bit, when Phil returns after walking off the air due to some abuse he received at David's hand, David informs him that he would kill soldiers who went AWOL in his unit. The "real" David G. Hall was Phil's program director at KFI. He is currently an executive producer for KFWB and KNX 1070. Sylvia, a real (na?ve) listener and possibly David's arch nemesis, is a notable caller who listens to the Phil Hendrie Show but dislikes David. In a bit where David suggests that Phil act single to attract female listeners, Sylvia calls in to voice her disgust with David G. Hall. In another bit, Sylvia calls David an "ugly pig" and tells him to "go to hell, moron" for telling Phil to ignore construction noises while doing Valentine's day show. Sylvia also called in to a Margaret Gray bit. Quotes "Did you hit the retard?" "This is Darth Hall, OOWWWWTT!!" "The FCC is dusting off the hot seat for me!" "Every time you open your mouth you sink into a bigger swamp of dumb." "Will you get this old Jew off the phone, quick, and let's go to another call?" "If I didn't have him in there as my eyes and ears, I would be gang-raped weekly by you." (to a caller) "I'm the Vice President of Syndication. Which means I'm God and you're an ant." Notable Bits Dr. Laura (July 10, 2000) - David G. Hall comes on The Phil Hendrie Show to talk about cross-promoting Phil's show with the Dr. Laura Show. Dr. Laura will dedicate an hour to her show doing shtick while Phil gives moral advice for an hour. David G. Hall Wants Phil to Act Single (August 1, 2000) - David calls in to tell Phil to act single as to attract female listeners (with caller Sylvia!) Love Poems and Buzz Saws (February 14, 2002) - David G. Hall comes on the radio show to tell Phil to ignore construction noises while Phil reads his Valentine's Day poem to his wife (with caller Sylvia!) Guess My Middle Name (February 9, 2005) - David G. Hall comes on the show asking callers to guess his middle name for a prize: a Vermont teddy bear. In the end he says it's "Gambino", even though David is Mexican-American. Darth Hall (May 11, 2005) - David G. Hall and Bud Dickman begin to use the Star Wars theme music whenever David calls into the show. Deep Throat (May 31, 2005) - In lieu of current events pertaining to the revealing of former FBI associate director W. Mark Felt as "Deep Throat" (the source in the Washington Post investigation of the Watergate scandal), David G. Hall comes on the program to (ironically) prevent Phil from talking about "Deep Throat" as it "puts into people's minds a housewife gagging" and other sexual references. (Appeared on The Best Of The Phil Hendrie Show 2005 "Are You For Real?") 164305 2000 Phil Hendire Show, The: Dean Wheeler, Public Relations Practitioner R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Dean Wheeler: Dean Wheeler is the public relations guy for the Kentucky Tobacco Farmers Alliance. He has brought an old Kentucky tobakki truck to California to help push cigarettes and overcome the damage from the recent lawsuit the tobacco companies lost in Florida. The tobakki truck will be in various malls around southern California. Wheeler wants people to come visit the truck and try their free cigarettes. Even children can come but they need an adult's permission to smoke. But Wheeler even admitted that he can give the kids permission. A shocked listening audience called in their disgust with Wheeler's ideas. Wheeler first appeared on the show in July 2000. 164306 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Don Burman, Channel 19 News R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Don Burman: Don Burman is part of Channel 19 News, an Emmy Award winning news team, featuring Donna DeCruz, and Goldie Showers doing weather. Don once suggested that teen drivers who feel pressured to drink should instead smoke a little pot. Don said he had smoked pot for many years and often showed up to work stoned. In a separate bit, he also ran over two dead bodies waiting for the morgue. Don defended himself by saying "They were already dead" and that "you're the one who wants to give them a double funeral". Don has very peculiar religious beliefs. For instance, he often seems to confuse Jesus Christ and Santa Claus, once claiming that Santa was the one who coined the phrase "Wherever two or more are gathered, there I am". He also feels that Santa's delivering of toy's on Christmas Eve is just as sacrificial as Jesus being crucified. He also has a strong dislike for Mohammed, the prophet of Islam; while he reveres Jesus and Santa, he feels that Mohammed is useless and has contributed "a big fat zero". Don is a proud member of the "award-winning Channel 19 news team." Often brought on the show to talk about current news events, his latest investigative stories, and other media-related topics. Don's reports are frequently controversial, such as a special on teenage drinking and driving that, instead of simply discouraging the illegal act, advised minors on how to safely make their way home without police interference. Other members of the channel 19 news team include reporter Donna Decruz and meteorologist Goldie Showers. 164307 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Doug Dannger, Newspaper Columnist R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Doug Dannger: Pre 2000 Bio Doug Danger is a gay man and a gay journalist. He is the television and entertainment reporter for the Orange County Courier. Having recently come out of the closet, Doug sees everything from "a gay man's perspective." he prefaces every third sentence with "as a gay man" or "as a gay journalist". As a gay man Danger feels there are no good screen plays being done in Hollywood. Therefore, Doug has written five different screen plays. They are It's a Gay Life, The Homosexual, Boy Meets Boy, Gay Pride and Generation Queer. Unfortunately, Doug says he can't get any of them made in Hollywood because of all the homophobia. Doug feels these big-time Hollywood producers should embrace Doug's "gayosity". One caller pointed out that Doug was full of it because most of the industry is gay. When Ann Heche and Ellen DeGeneres decided to leave Hollywood because of the homophobia, Doug weighed in with how right they were. As a gay man and gay journalist, he has seen all the homophobia in Hollywood. He said that neither Heche nor DeGeneres was getting jobs since they came out. Both gays and straights called in to Phil's Show to let Doug know he was crazy. Ann Heche has gotten more jobs since she came out. Doug gave terrible reviews to the new Austin Powers film because he found no humor in the film except for the little person, Minime. Doug found him hilarious. Callers were shocked that Doug as a gay man and gay journalist would be so insensitive to little people whom Doug referred to as midgets and dwarfs. Doug could not see the incongruity of it all. Doug is being sued for throwing a lit cigar out of his Rav 4 (the car preferred by gays, says Doug) and it went into a convertible behind him causing an accident. Doug felt he was only being sued because they knew he was gay since he was driving a Rav 4. Newspaper columnist of the fictitious Orange County Courier. Since coming out as a homosexual, he frequently proclaims his status as "a gay man and a gay journalist," although the proclamation is rarely relevant to the discussion at hand. In many of his confrontations, Doug claims he will go "eyeball to eyeball" with the caller, even if one of the two of them has to use a shoebox to level off. He declares as the number one movie of the millennium, The Shaggy D.A., a Disney flick from the '70s. Whenever someone disagrees with Doug, he insists it must be because of their homophobia. Doug believes that homosexuals like him can see through straight people and their thoughts, because their homosexuality confers on them this power, variously known as "Gay-Dar" or "HomoVision". Among his many assertions, Doug believes that gay journalists, himself in particular, should be trusted with national secrets since they've already proven they can keep a secret for a long period of time. "I'm a gay man and a gay journalist because I was born that way." The Religion of the Jedi Entertainment reporter Doug Dannger believes the religion of the Jedi will replace Christianity as a workable philosophy in everyday life. from May 1999 (00:20:56) Top 10 Films of the Millennium Surprisingly, all of Doug's favorite films are Disney flicks, with the number one film of the last thousand years being "The Shaggy D.A." starring Dean Jones. from January 2000. Dicaprio & Clinton Doug is angry with ABC after they refused to air a show with Leonardo DiCaprio interviewing Bill Clinton. Doug believes they didn't air the interview because there was way too much sexual tension between the two men. from March 2000. (00:09:41) Columbine Movie Doug talks about the surveillance camera footage from Columbine and how it is going to be revolutionary for the film business. from May 2000. (00:20:29) Women Love Losers Entertainment reporter Doug Dannger comments on why Ben Affleck was voted Sexiest Man in People magazine... Doug believes women are really attracted to losers. from November 2002. (00:00:00) Politicians and Hollywood Doug believes that politicians are impotent without Hollywood, and if he doesn't win the approval of Barbara Streisand then he should lay low. (00:33:02) Joe Retard Doug Dannger is pitching a new reality show to the TV networks where a group of women will try to marry a physically disabled millionaire. from February 2003. (00:19:04) Ellen & Ann Gay journalist Doug Danger says the harassment that Ellen DeGeneres and Ann Heche has undergone has finally taken its toll. from KFI. (00:29:42) Gay Men Love Ross Doug Dannger claims that gay guys watch Friends for David Schwimmer because he has such a great body. from May 2000. (00:15:19) Academy Awards (in HomoVision) Film critic Doug Dannger is covering the Academy Awards and wants to be the first gay journalist to sit within 10 rows of the stage. (00:30:45) Gay Cell Phone Access As a gay man and gay journalist, Doug Dannger is affected by the Verizon strike and demands full service for gay users. from August 2000. (00:28:35) Top 10 Rock & Roll Records As a Gay man and gay journalist, Doug Danger is able to critique things more honestly than the average straight male. That's why he's compiled his own list of the Top 10 Rock and Roll songs of all time. from January 2000. (00:28:07) Looney Tunes Blows Gay journalist Doug Danger criticizes the voice actors who have taken over Mel Blanc's "Looney Tunes" characters. From February 2000. (00:33:48) Tales from the Rav 4 Gay journalist Doug Danger finds himself in a lawsuit after unintentionally tossing a lit cigar butt into a moving convertible on the 405 Freeway. (00:33:37) Gay Burglarized Doug's house gets broken into but he doesn't want to report it to the police because gay men are already stereotyped as "victims." from April 1999. (00:32:32) Carrying The Weight of The World As a Gay Man And a Gay Journalist, Doug believes that Friends star Matthew Perry has every right to use drugs…after all he carries that show, not to mention the guy has to work with Courtney Cox. February 28th, 2001. (00:04:56) I Can Keep My Mouth Shut! Doug is adamant on the fact that being a Gay Man and a Gay journalist, he knows how to keep a secret! (00:04:29) The Mighty Gay Eye Doug believes that being a Gay Man & A Gay Journalist gives him the special power of "Gay-Eye"… so that he can tell if a movie stinks before he even sees it! (00:04:54) Infatuation Gay man, gay journalist Doug Dannger discusses the Top 100 Movie Moments... but gets a little side-tracked. And when things don't go Doug's way, David G. Hall intervenes. (00:39:30) Now It's Time To Say Goodbye Now it's time to say goodbye to all your family. Bury them at Disneyland! (00:32:00) Top 100 Most Influential Country Artists Of All Time Entertainment editor Doug Dannger announces the "Top 100 Most Influential Country Artists Of All Time". According to Doug, it took a gay man and a gay journalist to finally come up with a truthful, correct list. from January, 2004. (00:31:39) Vote Gay Or Have A Bad Hair Day Doug states that gays across America will rise up and revolt if there is not a "Big Gay Win" at the Oscars this year. from March 2002. (00:02:45) Stay Out Of First Class! Doug Dannger joins the program with a message to people who fly coach: "You don't know what damage you do when you insist on using the first class laboratory!" (33:25:00) Tough Love: Chance Encounters of a Gay Man and a Gay Journalist Doug Dannger is on to talk about his new book. He feels it's time we all took control and have the courage to say the things people need to hear. from August 2003. (00:31:07) Gay People Will Save Marriage Doug Dannger, columnist from the Orange County Courier comments on the new polls that show the American public is shifting in their opinion of gay marriage. from March 2004. (00:38:19) Doug's Star Wars Review Entertainment reporter Doug Dannger gives us his review of the newly released Star Wars: Attack of the Clones. from May 2002. (00:05:06) 164308 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Earl Pants R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Earl Pants: Host of “Earl Pants Car Talk.” He absolutely hates “Jap” cars and built a circular driveway “so you can drive right around” and leave his shop. 164309 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Eric Hester R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Eric Hester: Eric Hester is a reality TV producer who specializes in controversial show ideas. At one point, he and his best friend were serving in the army together as paratroopers. Unfortunately, during a training exercise his friend was killed by a supply drop of MREs. He found the way his friend died hilarious. Later he was married and had children, but his wife ended up with custody of them after they were divorced. It's likely that the character of Eric Hester was named after composer, producer and songwriter Eric Hester. The real-life Hester has produced a few musical bits for Phil, most notably the "Ted's of Beverly Hills" jingle. He also created a few potential openers for one of Phil's TV pilots. Reality TV Show Concepts: "Surprise!" is a reality TV show about death. 10 year old children are told their parent or parents were killed in an automobile accident, and they are filmed as they go through the process of grieving. However, the gag is the parent is actually alive, and will jump up in the coffin and say "Surprise!" Parents called in to say the concept wasn't funny in the least, and were horrified that parents would put their children through it. "Escape from Fashion Island" pitted teams of college students against each other in a mall. Their objective? To be the first team to successfully abduct a child to a van outside. Callers were outraged at the idea, and said it was a training guide for would-be-abductors. 164310 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Jim Mandich R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Jim Mandich: Jim Mandich is a former Dolphins color commentator based on the former Miami Dolphin's tight end turned broadcaster. Phil had a segment called "Cooking with Jim Mandich", where Mandich would cook a simple meal punctuated with silly sport clichés and stories. Kim Bokamper would also appear occasionally in these bits. The real Jim Mandich currently hosts a mid day radio show on Miami's 560 AM WQAM. 164311 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Jim Rome, Sports Show Host. R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Jim Rome: Phil's parody of the nationally syndicated sports show host Jim Rome. He mimics the characteristic's of "the Jungle" perfectly down to the bumper music ("Welcome to the Jungle"), the vernacular (OWWWT, Late, rack him, awesome, thanks for the vine), and even Rome's speech patterns. Rome has many guests both alive, dead, and fictional. The real Jim Rome is an American sports radio talk show host syndicated by Premiere Radio Networks, the subsidiary of Clear Channel Communications. Broadcasting from a studio near Los Angeles, he hosts The Jim Rome Show and hosts the TV show Jim Rome is Burning (formerly Rome is Burning) which airs on ESPN. His past hosting jobs included sports discussion shows Talk2 (ESPN2) and The Last Word (Fox Sports Net). Guests: Terry Cunningham, Cockfighting Promoter - Terry brings two chickens, Jiminy and Cresty, into the studio and Jim offers to fight them. He is fitted with Razorblades on his feet and gets mauled by the chickens. The segment ends with Rome yelling "Get them off of me!!!" Grandma Ruthie - Rome's grandma is a guest on the show, and she is tired of Rome and Janet asking her for money. Her call is racked. Jack Nicklaus - Rome's interviews "The Golden Bear" and asks him nothing but Tiger Woods questions. Jack says he misses the days when golfing was all white. Jose Canseco - Turns into a monkey after doing steroids in the studio. Jim Rome (played by Phil Hendrie) "guest hosts" for Phil Hendrie doing the voices of a few of Hendrie's characters (where the voices intentionally and comedically sound like Rome himself). Rome talks to Margaret Gray, R.C. Collins, Harvey Wireman and Rudy Canoza noting "what is with these voices I'm doing today? ... I haven't racked one call all day, what is up with that?" Laughing by Phil's engineer can be heard in the background. 164312 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Karl Mizla (aka Misler) R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Karl Mizla (or Misler): Karl Mizla (or Misler) is a British reporter stationed in Belgrade, Yugoslavia who spoke with Phil via shortwave radio or poor quality satellite phone live during the NATO bombing of Belgrade. His primary interest was telling Americans to forget about this little war and get on with raising their kids. Mizla says,"Bloody Americans!" 164313 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Kim Bokamper R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Kim Bokamper: Kim Bokamper is a former Miami Dolphin turned broadcaster who worked with Phil at WIOD. Phil's impression of Bokamper would have him spouting banal sports clichés and sounding generally pretty stupid. The real Bokamper still works in TV and radio in Miami. 164314 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Margaret Gray R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Margaret Gray: Margaret Gray is the author of the column "A Little Bird Told Me" which is nationally syndicated and currently featured in over 150 newspapers. She is a leader of several liberal causes and was on the forefront of the anti-Bush campaign. 164315 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Ross Mitchell R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Ross Mitchell: The real Ross Mitchell is the deep voiced announcer for Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell. The real-life Ross has also voiced intros to Phil's show at the top-of-the-hour, repeating Hendrie's single call-in number of 800-449-8686 as opposed to Bell's multiple numbers (east of the rockies, west of the rockies, first time caller, and the wildcard line). Phil usually replaces the multiple numbers with gags lines, such as "east of the Rockies, go away." 164316 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Skippy and Frank R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Skippy and Frank: Skippy & Frank are a typical morning show duo on AM 690 WOOD and many other AM stations as they continually get fired. They consider themselves on the cutting edge of talk radio and superior to Howard Stern. Their antics have gotten them tossed off all major markets, and their show is only picked up in the "lettuce belt" area. Commander Bud Hall does traffic for Skippy and Frank, and appears to not be fond of them (they call him "Com. Butt Hole"). They are famous for telling you to "get your wood in the morning!" Bob Davies is their traffic helicopter reporter, a stereotypical helicopter traffic reporter who can't be understood over the blade roar. Skippy and Frank run many typical AM radio contests. One contest is to show your ass in the Bellville Tunnel or at the Bellville Mall. For doing that you get a neat Skippy & Frank t-shirt. Another contest called for the listener to run over their pet for a t-shirt. Bill Clinton called in and ran over his cat Socks to get that t-shirt. Sometimes Skippy and Frank run a sports talk show ala Jim Rome. Their last guest was Shaq O'Neill. Skippy and Frank are sponsored by Kirschner Foods featuring giant sausages. Every Valentine's Day Skippy puts a shotgun in his mouth and tries to pull the trigger with his toes. This year he succeeded and blew off part of his face. All in the interest of good AM morning radio! Frank's comment was "That was on the edge radio. A parody of Opie and Anthony and other morning-show FM DJs, Skippy and Frank are two morning "shock jocks" who are invariably fired from their jobs at the ends of their segments for doing outrageous and downright stupid "radical" stunts. Such a stunt occurred on the Valentine's Day edition of Skippy and Franky, where Skippy blew half of his entire face off when sticking a gun in his mouth and trying to see if he could pull the trigger with his toes (February 9, 2000). Unable to land jobs in major radio markets, their "show" originates from some of America's most rural markets, each one a little smaller than the last. Going from job to job with Skippy and Frank is their traffic reporter Commander Bud Hall, who always gets taunted by Skippy and Frank because his name sounds like "butt-hole." Fed up with the emotional distress and verbal abuse caused by the two, Bud Hall somehow managed to get to Skippy and Frank's studio from his helicopter in under fifteen seconds, and murdered the both of them. Sports Talk! After being fired from 5 other stations, the guys get hired on to do a sports talk show. With special guest Shaq O'Neill…Skippy and Frank are successful in making The Laker REALLY uncomfortable. Well, this will probably be #6… (00:05:18) Pushing The Outside Of The Envelope How are Skippy and Frank gonna deal with fascistic FCC rulings? they're not gonna take it! from March 2004. (00:04:19) Gene Simmons Is My Hero KDNG presents Skippy & Frank in the Morning! The bad boys of rock n' roll radio are back discussing the new book written by Rock Legend Gene Simmons. from January 2002. (00:09:07) 164317 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Steve Nichol R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Steve Nichol: Phil's Steve Nichol character was the Program Director at WIOD in Miami. He hosted a segment on Phil show called "Cocktail Hour with Steve Nichol and Bob Green" where he and Bob would sit around and get drunk. Nichol would often speak to irate callers and insult them, much like Phil's later character, David G. Hall. 164318 1999 Phil Hendire Show, The: Vic Prell R Radio series, 1999 to 2006, 2008-2009 Journalists-Broadcasters are part of the group of characters that Phil Hendrie impersonates during his radio program. Vic Prell: Guest host for the show. Talked very quickly and often mumbled. Was strangled to death on the air by Phil. 164319 2006 Phil of the Future: Broadcast Blues T DVD -R HQ 7564 School TV News of the future. Action Investigation Reporter Phil Diffey (Ricky Ullman) sells the principal on an investigative news broadcast for Keely Tesslow (Alyson Michalka). But no one watches it. So Pim (Amy Bruckner) tells Keely to lay off the hard investigative news and do more fluff in Keel's Korner. And the audience loves it. Phil is upset because he envisioned a real news broadcast and now all his plans are for naught. Producer Pim keeps adding more and more audience-friendly ideas including a live audience. Turns news show into infomercial and makes Pim a lot of money selling the merchandise after the show. Phil continues to do hard-hitting news in live remotes tantalizing Keely to join him in reporting the story. She takes the bait and gets back to news instead of fluff, that real journalism is in her blood. "I want to inform, not sell," she tells Pim. "Now, welcome to Keely's Corner of Investigation. I'm Keely Tesslow." Pim: Nobody watches those kind of stories. But the students are watching the program. Audience comes for the cute. Pim is fired. Phil is her new producer. 164320 2005 Phil of the Future: Giggle, The T Episode #23. 7-9-2005 TV Anchorman (Brian Everett Chandler). 164321 1994 Phil Sheldon: Book Four: Day She Died, The CB OWN Busiek, Kurt and Alex Ross Marvels. Volume I, No. 4. April, 1994. Photographer Phil Sheldon follows the careers of Marvel Comics' mystery men from 1939 onward, reflecting along the way on his own life. He at one point loses his eye to a piece of falling debris and wonders aloud "whether monocular vision will improve my photography." At another point, he participates in an anti-mutant riot and later photographs another in anger "to show them all--what we did in our nightmare." 164322 1994 Phil Sheldon: Book One: Time of Marvels, A CB OWN Busiek, Kurt and Alex Ross Marvels. Volume I, No. 1. January, 1994. Photographer Phil Sheldon follows the careers of Marvel Comics' mystery men from 1939 onward, reflecting along the way on his own life. He at one point loses his eye to a piece of falling debris and wonders aloud "whether monocular vision will improve my photography." At another point, he participates in an anti-mutant riot and later photographs another in anger "to show them all--what we did in our nightmare." 164323 1994 Phil Sheldon: Book Three: Judgment Day CB OWN Busiek, Kurt and Alex Ross Marvels. Volume I, No. 3. March. 1994. Photographer Phil Sheldon follows the careers of Marvel Comics' mystery men from 1939 onward, reflecting along the way on his own life. He at one point loses his eye to a piece of falling debris and wonders aloud "whether monocular vision will improve my photography." At another point, he participates in an anti-mutant riot and later photographs another in anger "to show them all--what we did in our nightmare." 164324 1994 Phil Sheldon: Book Two: Monsters CB OWN Busiek, Kurt and Alex Ross Marvels. Volume I, No. 2. February, 1994. Photographer Phil Sheldon follows the careers of Marvel Comics' mystery men from 1939 onward, reflecting along the way on his own life. He at one point loses his eye to a piece of falling debris and wonders aloud "whether monocular vision will improve my photography." At another point, he participates in an anti-mutant riot and later photographs another in anger "to show them all--what we did in our nightmare." 164325 1994 Phil Sheldon: Books One to Four CB Busiek, Kurt and Ross, Alex Marvels #1 to #4. 1994 Photographer Phil Sheldon follows the careers of Marvel Comics' mystery men from 1939 onward, reflecting along the way on his own life. He at one point loses his eye to a piece of falling debris and wonders aloud "whether monocular vision will improve my photography." At another point, he participates in an anti-mutant riot and later photographs another in anger "to show them all--what we did in our nightmare." 164326 1958 Phil Silvers Show, The: Bilko the Art Lover T Episode #93. 3-5-1958 Commentator (Art Ford). 164327 1957 Phil Silvers Show, The: Radio Station B-I-L-K-O T Episode #63. 4-23-1957 Radio. Bilko opens a radio station on the base to make some fast money. When the local radio station is to close down, Bilko sees a good way to make money using army equipment. 164328 1957 Phil Silvers Show, The: Secret Life of Sergeant Bilko, The T Episode #62. 4-16-1957 Investigative Reporter Ray Barker (Phillip Coolidge) tries to find evidence that American soldiers are giving away defense secrets. Bilko tries to teach a reporter a lesson when he tries to prove that GIs are stealing important Army secrets. Editor Harry Sims (Otto Hulett). 164329 1956 Phil Silvers Show, The: Sgt. Bilko Presents Ed Sullivan T Episode #48. 12-18-1956. Series (9-20-55 to 9-11-59) Columnist Ed Sullivan. Bilko goes to New York to appear on the Ed Sullivan show. When Sullivan tries to put on "A Salute to the Army" show, talent scout leaves Bilko out. But when the producer decides to use a jeep in the finale, they turn to Bilko to organize things. But he tries to change the show to suit himself. 164330 1984 Philadelphia Experiment, The M News Media. TV Newscaster #2 (Michael Villani). Dry Wells Newscaster (Pat Dasko) 164331 1944 Philadelphia Murder Story, The NM OWN - P Ford, Leslie Press 164332 1942 Philadelphia Story R Episode #111. 4-5-1942. Screen Guild Theater, The Reporter Macaulay (Mike) Connor (Fred MacMurray). Photographer Elizabeth (Liz) Imbrie. 164333 1947 Philadelphia Story R Episode #339. 3-17-1947. Screen Guild Theater, The Reporter Macaulay (Mike) Connor (James Stewart). Photographer Elizabeth (Liz) Imbrie. 164334 1950 Philadelphia Story, The T Barry, Philip Robert Montgomery Presents. 12-4-1950 Reporter Macaulay (Mike) Connor (Richarde Derr). Cast includes Barbara Bel Geddes and Leslie Nielsen 164335 1954 Philadelphia Story, The T Barry, Philip Best of Broadway. 12-8-1954 Reporter Macaulay (Mike) Connor and Photographer Elizabeth (Liz) Imbrie). Cast includes John Payne, Mary Astor, Dorothy McGuire, Dick Foran, Herbert Marshall, Charles Winninger 164336 1958 Philadelphia Story, The T VHS 691 Barry, Philip Best of Broadway, The. November 1958. Reporter Macaulay (Mike) Connor (Richard Carlson). Photographer Liz Imbrie (Neva Patterson). Cast includes John Payne, Dorothy McGuire and Herbert Marshall in a live 55-minute TV drama. 164337 1959 Philadelphia Story, The T Barry, Philip (Play). Jacqueline Babbin (Adaptation). Special. 12-7-1959 Reporter Macaulay (Mike) Connor (Christopher Plummer). Photographer Liz Imbrie (Ruth Roman). Cast includes Gig Young 164338 1941 Philadelphia Story, The R Barry, Philip Lux Radio Theater 7-20-1942 Victory Show Reporter Macaulay (Mike) Connor (James Stewart). Photographer Liz Imbrie (Ruth Hussey). Cast includes Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn. 164339 1943 Philadelphia Story, The R Barry, Philip Lux Radio Theater 6-14-1943 Reporter Macaulay (Mike) Connor (Robert Taylor). Cast includes Loretta Young and Robert Young. 164340 1941 Philadelphia Story, The M DVD -R HQ 2534, 2535. L. SV 115 Barry, Philip (Play). Donald Ogden Stewart (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Macauley "Mike" Connor (James Stewart) and Photographer Elizabeth Liz Imbrie (Ruth Hussey) from Spy magazine are assigned by the Publisher Sidney Kidd (Henry Daniell)` to crash the wedding of a socialite to a stuffy social climber. Connor objects assignment is undignified. Photographer says so is an empty stomach. Publisher has arranged to get them into her home with help of ex-husband. Publisher threatens to use information on her father's indiscretion. Connor wants to be a short story writer and Imbrie wants to be a painter, but comments they both must work to earn a living because art does not pay. Socialite's contempt for profession, refers to news writing as "snide corkscrew English." Asks Connor how grown man could sink so low as to do society news. "I'm to be examined, undressed and generally humiliated at 15 cents a copy." Reporter discovers publisher's blackmail scheme. While drunk, decides to do expose on publisher. Publisher shoots picture of the altar reconciliation of socialite and her ex-husband and all ends well. "I thought all writers drank to excess and beat their wives. You know, at one time I think I wanted to be a writer." 164341 1939 Philadelphia Story, The P MLPL Barry, Philip In "Best Plays of the Modern American Theatre." Reporter Macaulay (Mike) Connor (Van Heflin). Photographer Elizabeth (Liz) Imbrie (Shirley Booth). 164342 1947 Philadelphia Story, The R Barry, Philip Screen Guild Players, 3-17-1947 Reporter Macaulay (Mike) Connor (James Stewart). Cast includes Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant 164343 1948 Philadelphia Story, The R Episode #112. 4-4-1948.Theatre Guild of the Air Reporter Macaulay (Mike) Connor (James Stewart). Photographer Elizabeth (Liz) Imbrie. 164344 2009 Philanthropist, The: Kashmir T DVD -R HQ 11324 Episode #7. 8-5-2009 News Media. New York Radio Show Host interviews Teddy Rist, the billionaire whose company has interests across the world and this proves a gateway for Teddy to use his money and influence in various global situations. The host asks Teddy to tell his listeners what he was recently up to in Kashmir and asserts that he left a trail of carnage behind him. Teddy makes light of the situation through admits to there being a few difficulties. We see flashes of the trouble Teddy was in, running from the locals with guns, and being confronted by wolves. Throughout the show, the host, acting as Devil’s Advocate, interjects with comments and Teddy responds to the accusations, revealing there was more to the story than was reported by the news media at the time. 164345 2009 Philanthropist, The: Kosovo T DVD -R HQ 11318 News Media covers the Philanthropist as he dedicates a building in Kosovo. Explosion takes place. 164346 1610 Philaster Or Love Lies A-Bleeding P Beaumont, Francis Messengers. 164347 1977 Philby, Burgess and MacLean MT UK Reporter (Tony Sibbald). 164348 1948 Philco TV Playhouse T Series 1948-1955. Press 164349 2007 Philip Dryden: Coldest Blood, The NM Kelly, Jim #4 Philip Dryden Mysteries Journalist Philip Dryden from Cambridgeshire working in a record-breaking cold snap, gets embroiled in the a man's murder by reporting on the death of a landscape painter. Two corpses share a common past. Search for the truth puts Dryden on the trail of a bizarre murder case dating back to the summer of 1974. 164350 2004 Philip Dryden: Fire Baby, The NM Kelly, Jim #2 Philip Dryden Mysteries Reporter Philip Dryden of Cambridgeshire finds himself revisiting a decades-old tragedy -- U.S. Air Force crash that killed many including an infant. Problem intertwined with illegal immigrant smuggling ring, pornography, date-rape racket and murders. Out of the flames of the June 1976 crash walks a young woman clutching a baby in her arms. Twenty-seven years, the woman is dying next to Journalist Dryden's wife who has been in a coma for four years. She is coming out of the coma and for the last few days has listened to the woman's death-bed confessions surrounding events on the night of the crash all those years ago. The confession blows open the murder story Dryden is covering. How can Laura communicate to her husband the shocking secrets she has learned? 164351 2005 Philip Dryden: Moon Tunnel, The NM Kelly, Jim #3 Philip Dryden Mysteries Journalist Philip Dryden from Cambridgeshire of The Crow newspaper. An archeological team discovers human remains in the remnants of an escape tunnel from a World War II-era POW camp in England's fen country. Victim shot heading toward the camp piques Dryden's interest. Complex journalist. Five years ago, Dryden was rising Fleet Street star married to a successful actress. Car crash plunged his wife into and out of a coma in what is termed locked-in syndrome. Dryden moved to the Black Fens of England to be near his wife's perpetual-care residence and now works for the Crow, a paper with a tiny circulation. Dryden's restlessness, isolation and professional pride drive him to seek out stories and pursue them long past police interest. Dryden picks up this story where police interest drops off. 164352 2008 Philip Dryden: Skeleton Man, The N Kelly, Jim #5 Philip Dryden Mysteries Reporter Philip Dryden of The Crow is reporting on war games by joining the army on practice maneuvers in the English hamlet of Jude’s Ferry that has been abandoned and only used for army training exercises for 17 years. Before then, the isolated, thousand-year-old community was famous for one thing -- having never recorded a single crime. But that spotless reputation is literally blown apart. Artillery fire reveals a hidden cellar beneath the old pub and inside the cellar hangs a skeleton, a noose around its neck. No one knows or will say who the victim was. Two days later, a terrified man is pulled from the reeds of a nearby river with no idea of who he is or how he got there. The only name he can remember is Jude’s Ferry. Dryden obstinately keeps digging until someone begins to think he is getting too close and plans on him being the second victim in the history of Jude’s Ferry. As Dryden searches for the secret history of the dead town, he is also witnessing a kind of rebirth -- seven years after the accident that nearly killed her, his wife, Laura, is finally emerging from a coma and paralysis to begin a semblance of normal life. Will that be enough for her and Dryden? 164353 2003 Philip Dryden: Water Clock, The NM Kelly, Jim #1 Philip Dryden Mysteries Reporter Philip Dryden for The Crow, a weekly local newspaper in Cambridgeshire, England makes a deal with the devil. He worked for a Fleet Street newspaper until he and his wife were involved in a terrible car crash. He survived unscathed. To help a policeman in trouble, he writes a not-quite-true news story in exchange for the official report of the auto accident two years earlier that nearly killed him and left his wife in a coma. Obsessed with finding out who rescued him but not his wife and then disappeared, he goes to dangerous lengths for answers. To be near the sanitarium where his wife lies, he takes a job near Cambridge reporting mainly on dog shows and country fairs. But when a car containing a man's body is pulled form the nearby river, his investigative instincts revive. And when a second body dead for years is discovered on top of the local cathedral his interest is piqued. Soon uncovers link not only between the two deaths but also to a crime that took place 30 years earlier. His mission? To discover the identity of the man who killed both victims. 164354 1916 Philip Holden - Waster M AFI-Poets Writer 164355 1953 Philip Morris Playhouse T Series 1953-1954. Press 164356 1948 Philip Morris Playhouse R Series. 1948-1953. Press 164357 1938 Philip Trent: Little Mystery, The SS OWN - H Bentley, E.C. Six stories featuring Reporter Philip Trent collected in "Trent Intervenes" Journalist-Artist Philip Trent is an artist, a painter by calling who has strayed accidentally into the business of crime journalism because he found he had an aptitude for it, and without any sense of having a mission. 164358 1937 Philip Trent: Old-Fashioned Apache, The SS OWN - H Bentley, E.C. Six stories featuring Reporter Philip Trent collected in "Trent Intervenes" Journalist-Artist Philip Trent is an artist, a painter by calling who has strayed accidentally into the business of crime journalism because he found he had an aptitude for it, and without any sense of having a mission. 164359 1937 Philip Trent: Public Benefactor, The SS OWN - H Bentley, E.C. Six stories featuring Reporter Philip Trent collected in "Trent Intervenes" Journalist-Artist Philip Trent is an artist, a painter by calling who has strayed accidentally into the business of crime journalism because he found he had an aptitude for it, and without any sense of having a mission. 164360 1937 Philip Trent: Sweet Shot, The SS OWN - H Bentley, E.C. Six stories featuring Reporter Philip Trent collected in "Trent Intervenes" Journalist-Artist Philip Trent is an artist, a painter by calling who has strayed accidentally into the business of crime journalism because he found he had an aptitude for it, and without any sense of having a mission. 164361 1937 Philip Trent: Trent and the Bad Dog SS OWN - H Bentley, E.C. Six stories featuring Reporter Philip Trent collected in "Trent Intervenes" Journalist-Artist Philip Trent is an artist, a painter by calling who has strayed accidentally into the business of crime journalism because he found he had an aptitude for it, and without any sense of having a mission. 164362 1938 Philip Trent: Trent Intervenes SS OWN - H Bentley, E.C. Six stories featuring Reporter Philip Trent Journalist-Artist Philip Trent is an artist, a painter by calling who has strayed accidentally into the business of crime journalism because he found he had an aptitude for it, and without any sense of having a mission. 164363 1913 Philip Trent: Trent's Last Case NM OWN - P Bentley, E.C. (Edmund Clerihew Bentley). #1 Philip Trent Mysteries Reporter Philip Trent, a fallible, human detective with recognizable emotions, in a case involving the murder of an American financier, slain on a holiday in England. Trent matches wit with a Scotland Yard inspector. Murdering of a millionaire at his country place in Devonshire. Trent makes his appearance at a country hotel near the scene of the crime. He is an artist, a painter by calling who has strayed accidentally into the business of crime journalism because he found he had an aptitude for it, and without any sense of having a mission. Trent does not take himself seriously. He is not a scientific expert. He is not a professional investigator. He does not stand aloof from mankind but enjoys the society of his fellow creatures and makes friends with everybody. He even goes so far as to fall in love. He does not regard the Scotland Yard men as a set of bungling half-wits, but has the highest respect for their trained abilities. His attitude towards the police is one of sporting competition. 164364 1936 Philip Trent: Trent's Own Case NM OWN - P Bentley, E.C. #2 Philip Trent Mysteries Journalist-Artist Philip Trent is an artist, a painter by calling who has strayed accidentally into the business of crime journalism because he found he had an aptitude for it, and without any sense of having a mission. Trent must solve a difficult murder case to exonerate himself as a suspect. 164365 1937 Philip Trent: Vanishing Lawyer, The SS OWN - H Bentley, E.C. Six stories featuring Reporter Philip Trent collected in "Trent Intervenes" Journalist-Artist Philip Trent is an artist, a painter by calling who has strayed accidentally into the business of crime journalism because he found he had an aptitude for it, and without any sense of having a mission. 164366 1884 Philistia: Novel, A N USC Power, Cecil (Allan, Grant - Blairfindie) Journalism. "Why don't you try journalism, Le Breton?" Morning Intelligence. Hugh Lancaster. Other journalists. Hero is editor of a socialist journal. 164367 1922 Phillip Derby, Reporter N Abbot, Willis John Reporter Phil Darby of The New York Blade. The story is very largely founded on fact. Conditions that confront the young man who seeks a foothold in journalism in almost any large city. The setting is a New York newspaper. Darby never saw a school of journalism. He was bred in the hard school of reportorial experience. “Bill” Bowers, city editor of The Blade and his straw hat were objects inseparable in the journalistic mind of that day. When “on the job” the hat was on his head. When enjoying -- or suffering -- his brief and infrequent hours off the hat lay directly under the roll top of his desk, ready for donning as the first official act of his night’s work. Admiring reporters, usually new to the calling, regarded it with something of the awe with which the soldier of the Empire looked upon the cocked hat and grey surtout of the “Little Corporal.” It was a symbol of battle and of victory. The desk of the city editor of The Blade overlooked the whole busy floor. With a shout he could call any one of half a hundred workers to his desk. Darby was 17 years old, tall and evidently athletic of habit, with a face that showed both thought and study. He had come to the paper as a copy boy because he had immediate need of earning his own living, and in the hope that he might ultimately get a chance as a reporter, and thus get his foot on the ladder to journalistic success. Often enough he had been called to go on some errand of minor significance. He was sturdy and trustworthy -- a “good pair of legs” as the reporters called him, but nothing hitherto had come of his ever willingness. 164368 2001 Philly T SVD 1137 News Media 164369 2001 Philly: Prisoner of Love T Episode #7. 11-20-2001 News Media. Reporter #1 (Steve O'Connor). Reporter #2 (Bart Tangredi). 164370 2002 Philly: Tall Tales T Episode #20. 4-23-2002 Reporter (Chet Grissom). 164371 2002 Philly: Thanks for the Mammaries T Episode #21. 4-23-2002 News Story. News Anchor (Jim Gardner). 164372 1947 Philo Vance's Secret Mission M Photographer (Kenneth Farrell). 164373 1946 Philosopher's Hemlock NM Cranston, Maurice Journalists and wives are absurd 164374 1873 Phineas Finn N OWN - P Trollope, Anthony Newspaper. General on newspapers. Little journalism. 164375 1874 Phineas Redux N OWN - P Trollope, Anthony Journalist Quintus Slide, a scandal-mongering journalist who makes public the false accusation of adultery against Phineas Finn. 164376 2000 Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani MF India Reporters Ajay Bakshi (Shahrukh Khan) and Ria Bannerjee (Juhi Chawla) are rival reporters engaged in a comic war to interview a notorious man. Ria wins the contest. Then the two are in a battle for their lives as they must decide whether to save an innocent terrorist from being hanged or sacrifice their lives themselves. When a powerful businessman is assassinated on election eve, the assassin is arrested on the spot but manages to escape days later during the media coverage. He is accused of terrorism and the country is thrown into an uproar. The innocent terrorist meets the two rival reporters and asks them to get the truth to the public. It seems he killed the man who raped and killed his teenage daughter. Revealing on camera that this man and his partners have been destroying everything in pursuit of their goals, the man declares that he killed the businessman in revenge. Later he is put into prison and sentenced to death. On the day of his execution, the reporters lead a silent march, flying the national flag of India to find the man and make the truth public. The man is set free and justice wins the day. 164377 2003 Phlegmville M Photographer (Amy Kies). 164378 1980 Phobia M News Media. Newswoman #1 (Paddy Campanaro). Newsman #1 (Gerry Salsberg). Newsman #2 (Peter Hicks). 164379 2002 Phoebe Fairfax: Bones To Pick NM North, Suzanne #4 Phoebe Fairfax Mysteries TV Camerawoman Phoebe Fairfax of Calgary, Alberta, Canada and her colleague Candi Sinclair, TV Anchor for the weekly program, "A Day in the Life Style." Phoebe is on her way to the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Alberta to interview a great paleoanthropologist at the start of his world tour to exhibit his latest find -- fossils that he claims are startling evidence of a whole new species. Not everyone thinks the anthropologist is correct in assuming this new species appreciated and played music. Phoebe finds the anthropologist's dead body in the museum the morning after the exhibition's launch and the fossils themselves are missing. 164380 1994 Phoebe Fairfax: Healthy, Wealthy and Dead NM North, Suzanne #1 Phoebe Fairfax Mysteries TV Camerawoman Phoebe Fairfax of Calgary, Alberta, Canada and her colleague Candi Sinclair, TV Anchor for the weekly program, "A Day in the Life Style." While working at an upscale health spa in the Rocky Mountain foothills, she discovers a body floating in the swimming pool. It's considered suicide -- until another body is found. The list of possible suspects is long and the list of motives even longer. The second body is found with a hand-made sashimi knife through the heart. Someone behind the wrought iron gates of this expensive health spa is a murderer. It might be Candi Sinclair, a seemingly innocent TV interviewer with a 500-watt smile. Or it might be a cowboy with broad shoulders and slim hips, or a caterer whose services are about to be cancelled. 164381 1996 Phoebe Fairfax: Seeing is Deceiving NM North, Suzanne #3 Phoebe Fairfax Mysteries TV Camerawoman Phoebe Fairfax of Calgary, Alberta, Canada and her colleague Candi Sinclair, TV Anchor for the weekly program, "A Day in the Life Style." Phoebe and Candi are filming at the Okotoks Psychic Fair when one of the exhibitors, a sleazy exhibitor, collapses. A few hours later he is dead -- poisoned, and police immediately suspect his common-law wife of murder. Frightened, the woman turns to her old friend and former classmate Candi for help and Candi is off sleuthing to clear her name, dragging Phoebe along reluctantly. Filmmaking, racetracks, fortune-telling and the foothills of the Canadian Rockies provide the backdrops. 164382 1994 Phoebe Fairfax: Unnatural Selection NM North, Suzanne #2 Phoebe Fairfax Mysteries TV Camerawoman Phoebe Fairfax of Calgary, Alberta, Canada and her colleague Candi Sinclair, TV Anchor for the weekly program, "A Day in the Life Style." 164383 1998 Phoenix M Photographer (Maria Stanton) 164384 2009 Phoenix Falling M News Media. TV Anchor (Jamie D. Knee). Radio Newsman (John McGilvary). Young woman journeys into the magical place of her childhood dreams to come to grips with her mother’s tragic death and the recent attempt on her father’s life. 164385 1990 Phoenix Mysteries, Her MF Journalist (Lieke Abbehuize). Journalist (Roland Spinnenwijn). Journalist (Bart van Zummeren). 164386 1910 Phoenix, The M Reporter, Young (Wallace Reid). 164387 2001 Phoenix, The N Boetius Henning Swedish Journalist Birger Lund working on a biography of Queen Christina of Sweden survives the Hindenburg disaster at Lakehurst New Jersey in May, 1937, but is presumed dead. He is later horribly burned in car accident and assumes new identity after reconstructive surgery. Ten years later, in 1947, he tracks down airship helmsman piloting the Zeppelin in order to confirm his theory of what actually brought the Hindenburg down. Truth involves Nazi politics. Lund is still obsessed with the cause of the crash. He suspects sabotage and the scarred survivor refuses to believe his life was shattered by so-called accident. 164388 1992 Phoenix: Bunch of Big Girls, A T Episode #3. 2-20-1992 Reporter (Bob Halsall). 164389 1992 Phoenix: Old Rules, New Games T Episode #7. 3-19-1992. Reporter (Bob Halsall). 164390 1992 Phoenix: Paradise Tomorrow T Episode #12. 4-23-1992 Reporter (Bob Halsall). 164391 1993 Phoenix: Safe as Houses TF Episode #19. 4-15-1993 Photographer (John Evans). 164392 2002 Phone MF DVD -R HQ 6444, 6445 Investigative Reporter Ji-weon (Ha Ji-weon) who is receiving unsettling calls on her cellular phone. Ji-weon’s decision to stay with friends for a while leads to the friends’ child being traumatized after the girl accidentally answers J-weon’s phone. Eventually, it is discovered that the preceding owners of that cell phone’s number have died. A missing teenager, a secret from the past, and some very disturbing behavior from the little girl all play a part in the final unraveling of the plot. Journalist. A driven journalist investigates strange, threatening calls on her cell phone. 164393 2002 Phone Booth M Publicist Stuart "Stu" Shepard (Colin Farrell) tormented by unseen gunman. Reporter #1 (Dean Cochran). Reporter #2 (Amy Kowallis). Reporter #3 (Tory Kittles). Reporter #4 (Bruce Roberts). News Anchor (Kim Posnett). Newscaster #1 (Cathy Jo Cooke).. Newscaster #1 (Dean Tarrolly). 164394 1943 Phony Express M Newspaper Editor (Victor Travers). 164395 1999 Phorpa MF Bhutan - Hindi Newsreader (Tracy Mann). TV Watch Monk (Raigzin Wangchuk). Magazine Monk (Kelsang). Satellite Dish Monks (Palden Gyatso, Ngawang Gelek). Storytelling Monks (Pema Wamgchen, Namgyal Wanghuck). 164396 1970 Photo Finnish-Style M AFI-Photographers Photographer 164397 2005 Photo, The M Photographer (A.P. Ummar). 164398 2007 Photobytes N Weber, Robert Reporter Luke Stockwell gets word that his photojournalist brother Matt is missing on a special assignment. When he picks up a videocassette from Matt at the Newport post office he learns an FBI agent tried to intercept it that morning. Luke enlists a digital photo whiz, Alison Huntley, to convert the cassette to a CD. The tape shows a rogue agent hiring an assassin to kill Israeli Prime Minister Sharon. The agent kills the postal clerk and tries to kill Huntley, but wounds her roommate by mistake. Luke invites Alison to spend the night on his yacht, the Shutterbug. The agent sneaks aboard and is wounded in the ensuing shootout and escape. After the agent kills a policeman, a door-to-door manhunt forces him to hide in a vacant house. In disguise, he escapes to the Shutterbug and forces Luke and Alison to head to Mexio. Luke runs the boat into the surf and fights the agent on the beach and kills him. Meanwhile, the Shutterbug is about to crash onto a rocky reef when Luke rescues Alison from a Coast Guard helicopter. To prevent an international embarrassment, Washington spikes Luke’s shot at a Pulitzer Prize. 164399 1949 Photocrime T With Look Magazine Press 164400 1990 Photograph Album, The SS MLPL Onetti, Juan Carlos In "Goodbyes and Stories." Journalist is narrator in newspaper office. Woman bringing in article Little journalism. 164401 1953 Photograph by Brady T Hallmark Hall of Fame - 3-22-53 Photographer Matthew Brady 164402 1922 Photograph Finish, A SS St. Johns, Adela Rogers In "Never Again and Other Stories." Reporter Timothea (Timmy) Rank on the New York Chronicle. 164403 2003 Photograph, The M Newscaster (James McDonald). 164404 2009 Photographer, The: Into War-Torn Afghanistan with Doctors Without Borders N Guibert, Emmanuel, Frederic Lemercier Photojournalist Didier Lefevre’s arduous and dangerous journey through Afghanistan accompanying the Doctors Without Borders in 1986 when Afghanistan was torn apart by a war with the Soviet Union. Lefevre’s first journey and experiences in Zaragandara, the Afghan town where Doctors Without Borders set up a makeshift hospital. Lefevre’s blisteringly forceful black-and-white photographs, and sometimes contact sheets, appear on nearly every page of the books with Guibert’s artwork. The cartoonist adapted his friend’s memories of the trip into a graphic novel filling in the spaces between photos with sequences that bind the story together and explain what was happening when Lefevre was too busy to shoot pictures. 164405 1901 Photographer's Mishap, The M Photographer and train 164406 1901 Photographing a Country Couple M Photographer and Camera 164407 1904 Photographing a Female Crook M Photographer's Studio. 164408 1998 Photographoi, Oi MF Greece. Russian War Correspondent (Vangelis Mourikis). American Photographer (Katerina Pavlaki). 164409 2006 Photojournalist Enrique Metinides A Exhibit at Anton Kern in Chelsea, New York. Photojournalist Enrique Metinides tuned in to police radio broadcasts so he could be the first to arrive at car accidents, train wrecks, explosions, suicides and crime scenes. He photographed pictures for the newspaper La Prensa. From the early 1950s until his forced retirement in 1997, he was the top Mexican photojournalist not only shooting for La Prensa but also for many Mexican pulp magazines. 164410 2004 Photos for Sale M Short Photographer Stefan Baxter (Michael Brancato) takes photos and his wife Helga Oppenmeyer (Stacey Eckler). wants to sell them. His photos are quite popular and a documentary crew reveals all is not what it seems. Cameraman-Interviewer (Ian Bonds). 164411 2001 Phouska MF Photographer (Yorgos Tsemperopoulos). 164412 2006 Phua Chu Kang: Dunkin' Don’t's TF Singapore. Episode #56. 11-7-2006. Series 1996- Reporter (Maia Lee). 164413 2006 Phua Chu Kang: Kill Kang TF Singapore. Episode #58. 11-21-2006. Series 1996- Reporter (Maia Lee). 164414 2006 Phua Chu Kang: No Good Dead TF Singapore. Episode #55. 10-31-2006. Series 1996- Reporter (Maia Lee). 164415 2006 Phua Chu Kang: Turn a Deaf Ear TF Singapore. Episode #57. 11-14-2006. Series 1996- Reporter (Maia Lee). 164416 1980 Phyl and Mikhy T TV Announcer reporting track events (Sammy Jones) 164417 1976 Phyllis: Bess Airs Her Views T Glen Charles and Les Charles Episode. 11-29-1976 News Media 164418 1988 Physalia Incident, The N OWN - P Spikol, Art Reporter Alex Black in Bermuda covering the story of a millionaire found dead from a jelly fish sting 164419 1998 Pi M Photographer (Clint Mansell) 164420 2008 Piano Man NR Mcpherson, Carolyn S. Aspiring Investigative Reporter Taylor Renee Ryan wants to become an investigative reporter for a large newspaper in Dallas. A manager of a rising singing group has ended his marriage to a Texas debutante from Houston and he vows to concentrate on the group and not become involved with another female -- until he runs into a willowy blonde called Ryan. Once she heard him play and saw his compassion for a friend, she was hooked as well. How would they work out a relationship when he traveled with his singing group 10 months out of the year. 164421 2003 Piano Man's Daughter, The MT Photographer (Peter Elliot). 164422 2000 Piao liang ma ma MF Newspaper Station Manager (Quesheng Lei). 164423 1954 Piatka z ulicy Barskiej MF Editor (Feliks Zukowski). 164424 2001 Pica y se extiende DF News Media. Reporter (Ines Moreno). Reporter (Celines Toribio) Commentator (Carmen Salinas) 164425 1936 Piccadilly Jim M SVD 1097 Reporter (Jay Eaton). Reporter (Richard Powell). London Gossip Editor Bill Mechan (E.E. Clive). 164426 1919 Piccadilly Jim M Wodehouse, P.G. (Novel). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Former New York Newspaper Reporter James Braithwaite Croker (Owen Moore), now in London makes headlines with various activities. Longon Gossip Editor Bill Mechan (E.E. Clive). Reporters (Jay Eaton, Richard Powell). Messenger Boy (Sidney Miller). 164427 2004 Piccadilly Jim M UK News Media. Wedding Journalist (Walter Lewis). 164428 1955 Piccola posta MF Newspaper Editor (Silvio Bagolini). 164429 1937 Pick a Star M Public Relations Man Joe Jenkins (Jack Haley) helps a young country girl who comes to Hollywood achieve movie stardom. 164430 1952 Pick the Winner DR Series 1952-56 News Game Show 164431 1933 Pick-Up M Reporter. Johnson, the Reporter (Al Hill) 164432 1993 Picket Fences: T VHS 511. VHS 338 (Pope and the Media Excerpts). SV 298. Episodes. Series 9-18-1992 to 6-6-1996. News Media 164433 1993 Picket Fences: Bad Moons Rising T Episode #14. 1-15-1993 News Media. Reporter (Caroline Cornell). Reporter (Forbes Riley). When Alice Freeman is charged with murdering her estranged husband by running him down with a steamroller, Wambaugh defends her by claiming insanity as the result of menopause. 164434 1994 Picket Fences: Bus Stops Here, The (1) T Episode #47. 10-7-1994 News Media. Reporter #1 (Stuart Larson). Reporter #2 (Linnea Marie Duvall). Reporter (Forbes Riley). 164435 1996 Picket Fences: Bye-Bye, Bey-Bey T Episode #87. 4-24-1996 News Media. Reporter (Jay Howarth). 164436 1995 Picket Fences: Changing of the Guard T Episode #61. 3-10-1995. News Media. Reporter #2 (Carlos Cervantes). 164437 1994 Picket Fences: Cold Spell T Episode #49. 10-28-1994. News Media. Reporter #2 (Carlos Cervantes). 164438 1992 Picket Fences: Contenders, The T Episode #7. 10-30-1992 Reporter Mark (David Kimball). Reporter #2 (Roy Abrahmson). Reporter #3 (Kate Fugler). Photographer (Scott Putman). 164439 1993 Picket Fences: Cross Examination T Episode #29. 12-3-1993. News Media. Reporter #1 (Carlos Cervantes). Reporter #2 (Michelle Holden). Reporter #3 (Caroline Cornell). Reporter #4 (Roy Abrahmson). 164440 1993 Picket Fences: Dairy Queen T Episode #28. 11-26-1993 Photographer (Julian Stone). 164441 1996 Picket Fences: Dante's Inferno T Episode #83. 4-22-1996 News Media. Reporter #1 (James Harrison Lurie). 164442 1994 Picket Fences: Elective Conduct T Episode #50. 11-4-1994. News Media. TV Reporter (Roy Abramsohn). Reporter #1 (Linnea Duvall). Racial tensions escalate as the mayoral campaign progresses. 164443 1993 Picket Fences: Fetal Attraction T Episode #18. 4-1-1993 News Media. Reporter #1 (Caroline Cornell). Reporter #2 (Carlos Cervantes). Reporter #3 (Emily Chase). 164444 1992 Picket Fences: Green Bay Chopper, The T Episode #2. 9-25-1992 News Media. Reporter (Caroline Cornell). Reporter (Forbes Riley). 164445 1992 Picket Fences: Remembering Rosemary T Episode #6. 10-26-1992 News Media. Reporter #1 (Lisa Cordray). Reporter #2 (Todd Amorde). 164446 1994 Picket Fences: Remote Control T Episode #34. 1-21-1994. News Media. Reporter #1 (Toni Attell). Reporter #2 (Roy Abrahmson). 164447 1993 Picket Fences: Rights of Passage T Episode #20. 4-15-1993 News Media. TV Reporter (Susan Angelo). Reporter #1 (Carlos Cervantes). Reporter #2 (Lydia Hannibal). 164448 1992 Picket Fences: Sacred Hearts T Episode #8. 11-6-1992 Reporter #1 (Carlos Cervantes). Reporter #2 (Bob Walton). Reporter #3 (Mary Ingersoll). 164449 1995 Picket Fences: Saint Zach T Episode #64. 4-28-1995 News Media. Reporter (Thomas Tofel). 164450 1993 Picket Fences: Sightings T Episode #19. 4-18-1993 News Media. Reporter #1 (Bob Walton). Reporter #2 (Caroline Cornell). 164451 1992 Picket Fences: Snake Lady, The T Episode #10. 12-4-1992 Reporter #1 (Roy Abramsohn). Photographer (Seymour Hoffberg). 164452 1996 Picket Fences: Snow Exit T Episode #78. 1-19-1996 News Announcer (Richard Saxton). 164453 1994 Picket Fences: Squatter's Right T Episode #39. 3-11-1994. News Media. Reporter #1 (Carlos Cervantes). Reporter #2 (Michelle Holden). Reporter #3 (Roy Abrahmson). Obese woman confesses to murdering her husband by sitting on him. But Max has some doubts about the motive. 164454 1994 Picket Fences: Survival of The Fittest T Episode #45. 9-23-1994. News Media. Reporter #1 (Carlos Cervantes). Reporter #2 (Lisa Cordray). Reporter #3 (Caroline Cornell). 164455 1995 Picket Fences: This Little Piggy T Episode #74. 12-8-1995 News Media. Reporter (Forbes Riley). Animal-rights activist Kimberly is arrested for felony. 164456 1993 Picket Fences: Turpitude T Episode #23. 10-22-1993 News Media. Reporter #1 (Taylor Alexander). Reporter #2 (Steven Memel). Reporter #3 (Michelle Holden). TV Anchor Harry Smith (Himself). 164457 1993 Picket Fences: Unlawful Entries T Episode #25. 10-29-1993. News Media. Reporter #1 (Roy Abrahmson). Reporter #2 (Kate Fugler). Things don't add up when a math teacher says he has a date-rape victim. 164458 2003 Picking Up and Dropping Off T TV Anchor (Bob Nicholson). 164459 2005 Picking Up the Pace NR LaPontaine, Kimberly Reporter Angie Mitchell is a rookie 25-year-old reporter for the Tribune. Who would have thought that she would find a story worth dying for in quiet Fort Worth? Mitchell certainly doesn’t, and neither do her editors. But only weeks into her first big investigative piece, the death threats pour in, her car gets vandalized, and she begins to suspect that there’s more to the story than a troublesome amount of homeless people showing up dead in the street. And as if dealing with her professional life isn’t enough to keep her busy, she faces another struggle: How to deal with Lauren Lucelli, the beautiful, dark-haired stranger who waltzes into her life and flips it upside down. Angie Mitchell is a strong-willed woman who works as a reporter for the Tribune. She finally gets the kind of recognition she has been looking for when her boss assigns her to report on crime. Right away, she lands a somewhat dangerous gig, one that puts her in an awkward position. Beautiful, leather-clad singing sensation Lauren Lucelli brings plenty of inspiration and confusion to Angie's life with her sultry yet appealing ways. Lauren's laid back demeanor and quick wit is not only refreshing but helps teach Angie not to take herself so seriously all the time. Between a lucrative scoop on a local murderer and falling for the luscious Lauren, there is little time for rest and relaxation. Unsure whether her attraction to Lauren holds any merit, Angie does a little soul searching to sort it all out. A treacherous storm gives her an excuse to act on her impulses and from there the pages literally heat up. Excerpt: Angie Mitchell glanced around the office, thoroughly annoyed. Ceasing her tapping, she moved the mouse up to the left-hand corner of the computer screen and clicked on the refresh button, her fingers crossed that the e-mail she was waiting on would magically appear. Click, refresh, nothing -- just the same old messages, the newest of which promised a quick reply. And that one came in more than two hours ago. Rifling through her drawer, she pulled out a pack of Marlboro Lights and stuffed them in the pocket of her faded black jeans. Sitting for another few seconds, she hoped the phone would ring, but deciding it wouldn't, she got up and headed for the elevator. Time for another smoke break. She had hoped for an easy day, but with every passing minute, her time in the office seemed to stretch out endlessly before her with little hope of going home on time. If only that city councilman could get his act together and send her the facts she needed to complete her story for tomorrow's paper. She didn't usually mind staying late or working hard -- that is, when a big story broke or she could spend most of her day outside the office reporting. But a reporter's day only goes one of two ways: Either shit hits the fan and the crew runs around all day tracking people down, excitement marking every step, every word, or they sit around all day waiting for that final phone call, not quite sure what to do with themselves. As the rickety elevator brought her down to the ground floor, Angie sighed for what seemed like the tenth time that day. She was working on such a simple story -- it would probably be buried somewhere deep in the metro section between briefs and a couple of ads anyway. She wondered what would happen if she just conveniently "forgot" about it. Her editors couldn't probably care less -- it looked like they already had enough stories for the day. But the thought of having to explain to city leaders why she didn't write about their new trash collecting policy overrode her desire to ditch the article for something more interesting. 164460 2000 Picking Up the Pieces M CNN Reporter (Brian Brophy) 164461 1994 Pickled Punk M Photographer (Akihide Shiroyama). 164462 1837 Pickwick Papers N OWN - P Dickens, Charles Editor Mr. Pott, editor of The Eatanswill Gazette, rival of Mr. Slurk, editor of The Eatanswill Independent, the Buff newspaper and great rival of Mr. Pott. Mr. Pott is the pompous, self-important editor of the Eatanswill Gazette, "a tall thin man, with a sandy-coloured head inclined to baldness, and a face in which solemn importance was blended with a look of unfathomable profundry." Terrified of his wife. Dickens based Mr. Pott on Lord Brougham, who he remembered as a parliamentary reporter. Renowned for short temper, mercurial shifts of mood and sudden animosities towards colleagues. Eatanswill newspaper, Blues and Buffs each had own newspaper. 164463 2000 Picnic MT Photographer (E.J. Nolan - The Photographer). 164464 1970 Pictorial Weekly T Ireland. Series 1970-1982 Editor Frank Hall sits in his office of a mythical small newspaper and anchors a mixture of social and political satirical sketches with bizarre rural news items. 164465 1995 Picture Bride M Photographer (Keiji Morita) 164466 1955 Picture in the Paper, A T Studio One - 5-9-55 Newspaper. Jason Robards Jr. 164467 1998 Picture of Innocence N McGowen, Jill TV Reporter Curtis Law is working on a number of stories and has an active role in a drug sting operation. Sleeping with wife of a brutal owner of a large farm who is murdered. So the newsman is a suspect. TV Interviewer seems intent on ruining a Detective Chief Inspector's career. 164468 1939 Picture of the Victim, A NM OWN - H Strange, John Stephen (Dorothy Stockbridge Tillett) Reporter-Photographer. Barney Gantt was introduced in 1936 as staff photographer for the New York Globe. As the series progresses, Barney keeps up his photography but is also billed as the Globe's star reporter. 164469 1936 Picture Page DT UK Series. 1936- Interviewers Wynford Vaughan-Thomas (1946), Leslie Mitchell. Presenters Joan Miller (1936), Joan Gilbert (1946). Host Patricia Bath (1946). 164470 1997 Picture Perfect M DVD -R HQ 8278, 8729 TV Anchor Person (Jim Ryan) 164471 2001 Picture Perfect M Australia. Short. Photographer (Bree Baldwin). 164472 2002 Picture Perfect: Stories Behind the Greatest Photos in Sports, The DT VHS 1304 Sports Stories 164473 1933 Picture Snatcher (aka Picture Snatcher, The) M DVD -R HQ 3600, 3601. SVDSP 582. SV 161 Ahern, Danny (Story). Allen Rivkin, P.J. Wolfson (Adaptation). Ben Markson (Dialogue). Cagney - Ness Book Photographer Danny Kean (James Cagney), a former racketeer, becomes a picture snatcher for the Graphic News, a man employed by newspapers to secure photographs. City Editor J.R. "Al" McLean (Ralph Bellamy) teams up with Kean to make headlines. Photographing an execution based on New York News-Ruth Snyder picture. Crazed fireman scene also apparently based on a real incident. Editor (Vaughn Taylor). Reporter F.L. Strange (Phil Tead). Reporter Stacy (Billy West). Reporters (George Chandler, Cliff Saum). Reporter Outside Prison (Milton Kibbee). Editors (Dick Elliott, Vaughan Taylor). Record Editor (Selmer Jackson). Pete, drunken Reporter (Hobart Cavanaugh). Sick Reporter at Execution (Charles King). Reporters Witnessing Execution (Bert Moorhouse, Charles Sherlock, William Worthington). Journalism Student (Sterling Holloway). 164474 1991 Picture This: Times of Peter Bogdanovich in Archer City, Texas, The DT Interviewer George Hickenlooper. Narrator Steve Bruton (Voice). 164475 1981 Pictures M Photographer (Louise Hutchinson) 164476 2006 Pictures N Daley, Robert Paparazzi Georges Grizzard takes compromising pictures of a famous tennis player with beautiful bimbo. He offers first dibs to the cheating spouse for $100,000, but when he fails to come up with the money, Grizzard sells the photos to a tabloid. When tabloids all over Europe publish pictures of the tennis player's poolside tryst with an anonymous woman on the day his wife gave birth to the royal heir, his father-in-law is glad too dismiss him. His young wife is heartbroken and her mother decides to investigate who arranged the photos and what was the true motive. 164477 2004 Pictures on the Wall M Short Photographer (Michelle Lee). 164478 1995 Pie in the Sky M SVD 557 Aspiring Radio Traffic Reporter. Traffic Reporter (Carlease Burke). Traffic Reporter (Jane Downs) 164479 1996 Pie in the Sky: Gary's Cake T Episode #32. 10-20-1996 Journalist (Dominic Carter). 164480 1995 Pie in the Sky: One That Got Away, The T Episode #14. 2-5-1995 News Media. Reporter (Dee Sadler). 164481 1997 Pie in the Sky: Ugly Customers T Episode #34. 7-6-1997 News Media. First Reporter (Barrie Jaimeson). Second Reporter (Carol Harvey). 164482 2000 Piece of Eden, A MT SVD 1201 New York Press Agent (Marc Grapey). TV Reporter: Lara Phillips. News Media. 164483 2007 Piece Of Me M Music Video by Britney Spears Paparazzi. Britney Spear’s music video gives it back to her media pursuers. Turns the tables on those who besiege her. “Weekly Rats. Extra!” Paparazzo Peru. The National Gossip. Headlines: OMG Britney Shame Exclusive. Derriere On Display.” I’m Miss American Dream since I was 17 Don’t matter if I step on the scene Or sneak away to the Philippines They still gonna put pictures of my derriere in the magazine. You want a piece of me! You want a piece of me... I’m Miss bad media karma Another day, another drama Guess I can’t see the harm In working and being a mama And with a kid on my arm I’m still an exceptional earner You want a piece of me I’m Miss Lifestyles of the rich and famous (You want a piece of me) I’m Mrs. Oh my God that Britney’s Shameless (You want a piece of me) I’m Mrs. Extra! Extra! this just in (You want a piece of me) I’m Mrs. she’s too big now she’s too thin (You want a piece of me) I’m Mrs. ‘You want a piece of me?’ Tryin’ and pissin’ me off Well get in line with the paparazzi Who’s flippin’ me off Hopin’ I’ll resort to some havoc End up settlin’ in court Now are you sure you want a piece of me? I’m Mrs. ‘Most likely to get on the TV for strippin’ on the streets’ When getting the groceries, no, for real...Are you kidding me? No, wonder there’s panic in the industry I mean, please, do you want a piece of me? (Repeat lyrics -- You want a piece of me. 164484 2006 Piece of My Heart N Robinson, Peter Rock Journalist Nicholas Barber from London is visiting a small town when the freelance journalist is killed. The journalist was writing a feature story on a popular 1960s rock band and had managed to secure a crucial interview before dying. The journalist might have uncovered information someone wanted to keep hidden. Thirty-six years ago, a woman was murdered during a Yorkshire rock concert in 1969. The second murder occurs in the present. During a blackout, someone, using a poker, bashes the head of a freelance journalist. The writer's papers and computer are missing. 164485 2007 Piece of Normal, A N Shelton, Sandi Kahn Advice Columnist Lily Brown, 34, has her life just the way she likes it in Banford, Conn. -- she's got a great job as "Dear Lily" for the local newspaper, an adorable four-year-old son and an ex-husband who thinks she's wonderful. She even lives in the same beach house where she grew up since her parents' death in a car accident a decade ago. Things change when Lily's sister shows up on her doorstep -- the same sister who ran away years ago with a punk rock band. She pushes Lily toward Alex, a radio station manager interested in hiring Lily as an on-air commentator. In her column, Lily doles out advice left and right, but she can't seem to get a handle on her own problems. Her sister reveals decades-old family secrets and Dear Lily must heed her own advice about accepting life's messiness and chaos. 164486 2006 Piece of Work N Zigman, Laura Publicist Julia Einstein, a 36-year-old Connecticut housewife who has been relishing her life as a stay-at-home mom is forced to return to work after her husband loses his job. She ends up at John Glom Public Relations, a "firm that handles desperate has-beens," where she must work with an actress who is paying for the right to "suck the life out of us." Julia's swift handling of potential PR disasters is documented throughout. 164487 2006 Pieces of Eight M Critic. Steve the Critic (Micah Cohen). Eight twenty-something friends are thrown into a tailspin when two of them announce their engagement. 164488 2009 Pieces of Happily Ever After N Zutell, Irene Paparazzo Johnny, a walking charm-bomb, wants to be Alice’s new man. Alice, a New Yorker who thought she would never feel at home in Los Angeles is adapting. It’s not easy raising a 5-year-old daughter while trying to keep a job and make her new house a home. When her attorney husband lands a trophy client -- box-office queen Rose Maris -- things begin to look up. Then Alex starts working late -- a lot. He crunches his paunch into a six-pack and trades his Gap ensembles for Armani everything. Soon, Rose and Alex’s affair blazes in the tabloids and Alice is plunged into trash-gossip hell. Her life crumbles around her as she navigates her newly single self through the bizarre world of the San Fernando Valley. Everyone in Hollywood has an agenda -- what is Paparazzo Johnny’s agenda? As Alice inventories the rubble of her life, she desperately searches for her bearings and is forced to ask herself what she really wants form life, love and herself. 164489 2000 Pieces of Silver NM Oldfield, Pamela Reporter Dulcie Moore, a young reporter, sets out to discover who the killer is and to clear her brother's name as a suspect in a murder in a church in Canterbury 164490 1911 Pieces of Silver, The N Vynne, Nora Journalist Beatrice Stallingway is a hard-working journalist, politician and woman's rights advocate 164491 1966 Pieczone golabki MF Poland Journalist (Kazimierz Dejunowicz). Journalist (Elzbieta Starostecka). 164492 1924 Pied Piper Malone M Photographer (Hugh Cameron). 164493 1939 Pied Piper Porky M Newspaper Headlines. Opening newspaper headline gives us background data that P.P.P. has rid the town of rats 164494 1941 Pied Piper, The N OWN - H Shute, Neville Press 164495 1940 Pier 13 M Reporter (Hamilton MacFadden). Photographer (Phil Tead). 164496 1592 Pierce Penilesse His Supplication to the Divell ER USC Nashe, Thomas Balladeer. "Alas poore latinlesse Authors, they are so simple they know not what they doe; They no sooner spy a new Ballad, and his name to it that compiled it: but they put him in for one of the learned men of our time." 164497 1960 Pierce With a Pin NM Hopkins, Kenneth Press 164498 1595 Pierce's Supererogation ER USC Harvey, Gabriel News 164499 1956 Pierhead Jump SS USC Grablowsky, Irving In "American Vanguard 1956." Journalist Stan Marsh. Minor journalism. 164500 1550 Piers the Plowman PO COPY Langland, William Herald. Minstrel. Active Life, a minstrel met along the way. Herald. 164501 2000 Pierwszy milion MF Poland Journalist (Marek Bukowski). 164502 2002 Pietje Bell MF Netherlands Newspaper Tycoon Stark (John Hartnett - Voice - English Version). 164503 2007 Pig Island N Hayder, Mo Investigative Journalist Joe Oakes arrest on the west coast of Scotland to visit a reclusive cult on remote Pig Island. He hopes to investigate a supposed half-animal, half-human creature glimpsed in a tourist's film and settle his long-held grudge against the cult's founder, a charismatic crackpot who has long since withdrawn to his barricaded compound. As a fledgling journalist, Oakes wrote an exposure of a faith healer and gained an enemy. Now, 20 years later, after building a career as a hoax-busting investigative journalist, Oakes hears new rumors about his nemesis, He travels to Pig Island with his spunky wife Lexie. Oakes win the confidence of the cult leader's daughter and learns the hard way that the investigative skills on which he prides himself are flimsy at best. 164504 1940 Pige med pep, En MF Journalist (Gunnar Hansen) 164505 1959 Pigen i sogelyset MF TV Interviewer (Bjorn Puggaard-Muller) 164506 1958 Pigen og vandpytten MF Journalist (Axel Strobye) 164507 1976 Piger I trojen 2 MF Journalist (Lise Schroder) 164508 1984 Pigs vs. Freaks MT Reporter (Holly Johnson) 164509 1936 Pigskin Parade M Yale Reporter Freddy (George Offerman Jr.). Radio Announcer (Sam Hayes, himself) 164510 2004 Pijamot, Ha-: TF Israel. Episodes. Series. News Announcer (Eli lldis). News Announcer (Avri Gilad). 164511 1961 Pikku Pietarin piha MF Finland. Photographer Toivakka (Heikki Savolainen). 164512 1946 Pilgimage SS GPL O'Hara, John In "Time Element and Other Stories, The." Sportswriter Tim Brennan, "The Sports Whirl," Centerport Times, Centreport, Indiana. 164513 1947 Pilgrim Lady, The M Lussier, Dana (Screenplay) Ness Book Literary Critic Clifford Latimer (Alan Mowbray) has weakness for ladies. Scheming editors of never published Candid Confessions Magazine decide to become literary agents. Purchase sensational book they think was written by a young woman. It was written by her aunt. They get their secretary to put up the money and even fake signatures on photos of Hemingway and others to make their enterprise look legitimate. When the woman arrives, one of the agents decides she is not attractive enough to serve promotional purposes so he sends his secretary to the critic. Woman decides to see critic herself. Female columnist for the New York Star Dispatch prints story that critics and author are getting married. Author ends up with one of agents. Critic announces on his radio broadcast that it was his idea to create author to encourage aspiring young writers. Critic's womanizing. Columnist's expressed intention to dish some dirt. 164514 1915 Pilgrimage N Richardson, Dorothy 1915-1938 Writer "Hypo" Wilson, writer who has an affair with the heroine. Obviously modeled on H.G. Wells. 164515 1598 Pilgrimage to Parnassus, The P USC Anonymous News 164516 1989 Pilkarski poker MF Poland TV Sports Commentator (Danusz Szpakowski). 164517 2006 Pill, The M News Anchor (Gerald Brodin). 164518 1989 Pillars of Fire N OWN - P Shagan, Steve Journalist Tom Lawford, deep-cover CIA agent 164519 1994 Pillertrillaren MF Sweden TV Reporter (Christer Ahstrom). 164520 1721 Pillory Scuffle; Or, Bloody Battle at Charing-Cross, The PO COPY Anonymous Press. Reference to Mist periodical. 164521 1997 Pillow Book, The M Publisher. A calligraphy-obsessed woman plots revenge on her father's blackmailing publisher with the help of the blackmailer's lover. 164522 1943 Pilot #5 M Newsreel Cameraman (Eddie Acuff). Newsreel Cameraman (Billy Wayne). 164523 1984 Pilot: 100 Centre Street T News Vendor Harry Pike, newsstand owner (Ernie Sabella) 164524 1981 Pilot: Advice to the Lovelorn T Advice Columnist Maggie Dale (Cloris Leachman), syndicated advice newspaper columnist based in Los Angeles. Walter Howard, editor (Walter Brooke). Rita Borden (Kelly Bishop), assistant. 164525 1983 Pilot: After George T PR Public Relations Woman Susan Roberts (Susan Saint James), co-owner of Roberts & Sloane Publicity Agency. Cal Sloane (Joel Brooks), partner 164526 1987 Pilot: After Midnight T Photographer Donna (Stella Hall) is a freelance photographer 164527 1959 Pilot: American in Italy, An T Freelance Photographer. Set in Rome, series would focus on a freelance news photographer 164528 1961 Pilot: Amos Burke T Reporter (Alvy Moore) 164529 1960 Pilot: Andy Griffith Show, The T Editor Andy Taylor (Griffith) is also newspaper editor in small southern town of Mayberry. TV interviewer: Bill Baldwin 164530 1986 Pilot: Annihilator, The MT Publisher Richard Armour (Mark Lindsay Chapman), newspaper publisher kills Angela Taylor (Catherine Mary Stewart), reporter when he discovers she is an alien robot and the chase is on 164531 1970 Pilot: Aquarians (Deep Lab), The T Reporters Myron Natwick and Harlan Warde 164532 1972 Pilot: Baffled T TV Interviewer Al Mancini 164533 1977 Pilot: Banana Company, The T War Correspondents. Misadventures of a motley crew of war correspondents in the South Pacific during WWII. Cynical ex-New York Times reporter (John Reilly as Capt. Harry Gill). 164534 1977 Pilot: Banana Company, The T Correspondents. Banana Company, nickname for a group of combat correspondents who go to outrageous lengths to get stories for their press service. 164535 1961 Pilot: Barnaby Monk T Reporter Barnaby is a newspaper reporter who travels around the country getting involved in people's troubles 164536 1961 Pilot: Baron Gus T Writer Ricardo Montalban is a Luxemburg aristocrat who tours America in a motor home and writes about his adventures for a series of articles about the United States 164537 1976 Pilot: Bell, Book and Candle T Editor Alex Brandt (Michael Murphy), a New York editor, moves into flat owned by young witch 164538 1980 Pilot: Between the Lines T Based on 1977 film Newspaper Staff of the Black Bay Mainline, underground Boston newspaper. Reporter Harry (Kristoffer Tabori). Reporter Abbie (Susan Krebs). Editor Frank (Squire Friedell). Stanley (Sandy Helberg). Staff struggles to publish anti-establishment, alternative newspaper. 164539 1978 Pilot: Big City Boys T PR. Reworking of 1977 "You're Gonna Love…" Press Agent Harry Buckman (Austin Pendleton) is a disorganized, flamboyant New York Press Agent 164540 1982 Pilot: Big Easy, The T Evolved from Bourbon Street (1980) Reporter Walker Garrett (Nicholas Pryor), hangs out with New Orleans detective Jake Rubidoux (William Devane). Together solve crimes, grist for Walker's columns 164541 1975 Pilot: Big Rip-Off, The MT Pilot for the "McCoy" TV Series News Media 164542 1959 Pilot: Black Cat, The T Jack Webb, producer San Francisco Reporter (John Hudson). Title comes from the marble cat that is part of the San Francisco Press Club décor 164543 1980 Pilot: Bourbon Street T Reporter (Nicholas Pryor), wealthy, debonair newspaperman, helps a hard-boiled private eye in New Orleans French Quarter. 164544 1956 Pilot: Box 13 T Newspaperman. Adventures of a newspaper man (Alan Ladd). TV version of radio program 164545 1975 Pilot: Brenda Starr T Based on Dale Messick comic strip Reporter Brenda Starr (Jill St. John), female newspaper reporter, who goes to Brazil to find a reclusive billionaire and expose a voodoo cult. 164546 1979 Pilot: Brenda Starr, Reporter T Second of Two Pilots Reporter for Daily Flash Brenda Starr (Sherry Jackson). Editor Livwright (Shelly Berman) of the Flash 164547 1956 Pilot: Carolyn T Reporter (Kay Walker) in a brief role. 164548 1972 Pilot: Cassidy and Torres T Hamill, Pete Based on Hamill's experiences as a columnist for the New York Post. Police Reporter Cassidy (Mitchell Ryan), a police beat reporter, and Torres, homicide detective Columnist. 164549 1979 Pilot: Catalina C-Lab T Press Junket 164550 1972 Pilot: Catcher, The T Editor. Noah Hendrix (Michael Witney), former cop turned Catcher, a missing persons investigator, for New Journal, a newspaper run by his friend 164551 1958 Pilot: Celeste Holm Show, The T Based on No Facilities for Women Reporter (Celeste Holm) 164552 1974 Pilot: Chadwick Family, The T Publisher (Fred MacMurray) of a small newspaper on an island off the coast of California. 164553 1986 Pilot: Chameleon T Reporter Violet Kingsley (Madeline Kahn) who stumbles into job of undercover reporter for egotistical TV consumer advocate Wes Bushnell (George Wyner) 164554 1988 Pilot: Channel 99 T DVD -R HQ 1872 (Excerpts) In "The Best TV Shows That Never Were" 2004. TV Station Manager Susan McDowell (Marilu Henner), head of small struggling New York UHF station. Insulting sleazy talk show host Marty Gessler (Dennis Dugan) 164555 1986 Pilot: City, The T Stories about city of Chicago anthology Editor Chris Racine (Season Hubley) is girlfriend of mayor's aide. Weary reporter Bear Werner (M. Emmet Walsh). Tyrannical newspaper publisher (Fritz Weaver). 164556 1978 Pilot: Coast-to-Coast T PR Public Relations Man, slick, shares apartment with two stewardesses 164557 1957 Pilot: Combat Correspondent T Reporter (Lin McCarthy) covers Marine Corps missions 164558 1972 Pilot: Comedy News T Parody News. Satire of newscasters and news programs. Mort Sahl, Stan Freberg, Bob and Ray, Richard Pryor, others 164559 1973 Pilot: Comedy News II T Series Parody News. Second program of skits satirizing newscasters and news programs. Anchorman: Andy Duncan. 164560 1956 Pilot: Command Performance T Proposed anthology series Public Relations Man (Raymond Burr). Don Taylor plays an assistant to the slick publicity man who specializes in keeping his clients' indiscretions out of the papers 164561 1956 Pilot: Command Performance: Ride the High Iron T PR - Anthology pilot Public Relations Expert Hugo Danielchik (Don Taylor) and his attempts to keep the sensational thrill-hunting escapes of a debutante out of the headlines 164562 1983 Pilot: Concrete Beat T Pilot released on home video/1986 Columnist Mickey Thompson (John Getz), a crusading Jimmy Breslin-Mike Royko New York newspaper columnist who chronicles lives of people and gets involved in their lives 164563 1984 Pilot: Concrete Beat T Columnist Mickey Thompson, human interest columnist for the Island Eye, weekly New York newspaper. Marion Kaiser, editor (Kenneth McMillan). Tries to clear young woman in pilot. 164564 1960 Pilot: Confidentially Yours T Episode G.E. Theatre. Mystery at Malibu. Reporter Barnaby Hooke (Dan Duryea), newspaperman. 164565 1960 Pilot: Confidentially Yours (Holiday Abroad) T Episode G.E. Theatre Columnist (Dan Duryea) stars as a newspaper columnist who, in the pilot, investigates a woman and her multi-million dollar business empire 164566 1973 Pilot: Connection, The T Reporter Frank Devlin (Charles Durning). Adventures of a police reporter who has made friends both in the underworld and with the police. Howard Cosell guests 164567 1965 Pilot: Coogan's Reward T Also Episode #33. 8-15-1965. Vacation Playhouse War Correspondent Willie Coogan (Tony Randall), a World War II correspondent who hates war. Pilot: Willie conned into writing about battle that never happened 164568 1972 Pilot: Councilman, The T Aired as "His Two Right Arms" Episode of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show." TV News Producer Mary Richards tries to make an incompetent councilman look good when he appears on WJM 164569 1975 Pilot: Crime Club T Reporter Daniel Lawrence (Eugene Roche) featured with detective and criminal lawyer (members of the Crime Club, a society devoted to stopping crime) 164570 1986 Pilot: D.C. Cop T Reporter Carolyn McCormick (Deborah Matthews) is the new police reporter replacing Lt. John Halsey (Cotter Smith), former Washington D.C. police reporter who becomes a cop. 164571 1973 Pilot: Daddy's Girl T Columnist (Eddie Albert) is a Boston newspaper columnist and widower trying to raise an eight-year-old 164572 1962 Pilot: Dateline (aka San Francisco Beat) T Columnist (Rod Taylor) as a newspaper columnist. Pilot: "Return to the City." Publisher (Larry Gates) has a daughter think she's killed someone and asks Taylor for help 164573 1987 Pilot: Deadline (aka Deadline: Madrid) T Correspondent Erin Wainwright (Leigh Lawson) and her Photographer Robert Minelli (Brynn Thayer) working out of Madrid for Philadelphia newspaper 164574 1962 Pilot: Designer Gal T Reporter married to a fashion designer 164575 1980 Pilot: Did You Hear About Josh and Kelly?! T Magazine Writer Josh Fowler (Dennis Dugan), writer for Modern Female magazine 164576 1956 Pilot: Digby T Welch, Douglas (Stories) Based on Saturday Evening Post stories by Douglas Welch. Photographer (William Demarest) who solves crimes 164577 1960 Pilot: Do Not Disturb T Based on Groucho Marx book Magazine Arthur Marks (David Wayne), writer for monthly magazine who works at home. Editor Andrea (Andrea King) 164578 1979 Pilot: Dooley Brothers, The T Journalist Jack Black (John Myhers) who writes about exploits of brothers in old west. 164579 1960 Pilot: Down Home T Also Episode #36. 9-5-1965. Vacation Playhouse. Editor Hardy Madison (Pat Buttram), struggling newspaper editor in Freedom. Pilot: attempts to reestablish paper after its shut down for unpaid debts Editor (Pat Buttram) stars as a small-town newspaper editor. First two minutes of each show done live featuring Buttram's topical monologue relating to the story about to be seen on film. Journalist Hardy Madison (Pat Buttram), a former GI, returns to his hometown to help his Aunt Emma Madison (Sara Haden) run the small newspaper she has inherited. Cub Reporter (Jonathan Hale). Soldier-turned-journalist's folksy humor quickly annoys the town's banker who does everything in his power to force the paper out of business. 164580 1980 Pilot: Dribble T Sportswriter Anne Harrelson (Dee Wallace), behind-the-scenes look at professional basketball team 164581 1960 Pilot: Drumbeat T PR Press Agent (Tony Randall) 164582 1984 Pilot: Earthlings, The T Newscaster Edwin Newman 164583 1958 Pilot: Eddie Albert Show, The T Reporter (Eddie Albert) is a newspaperman who travels the nation, time and space in search of interesting human interest stories. Fantasy adventure series. 164584 1985 Pilot: Emily T Columnist (Ellen Burstyn) as an Erma Bombeck-type columnist 164585 1980 Pilot: Ethel is an Elephant T DVD -R 1872 (Excerpts) On "The Best TV Shows That Never Were," 2004. New York Photographer Eugene Henderson (Todd Sussman) who shares his apartment with a baby elephant 164586 1981 Pilot: Every Stray Dog and Kid T Writer. Bobbie Marshall (Maureen Anderman) struggles to become a writer 164587 1974 Pilot: Evil Knieval T Newsman (Edward Ansara) 164588 1977 Pilot: Exo-man T TV Newswoman (Wina Sturgeon). 164589 1966 Pilot: Fame is the Name of the Game T Investigative Reporter Jeff Dillon (Anthony Franciosa), brash. Dillon's Publisher Glen Howard (George Macready). Peggy Maxwell (Susan Saint James), secretary 164590 1982 Pilot: Farrell: For the People (Prosecutor at Law) T Newswoman (Sandy Martic) 164591 1982 Pilot: Fit for a King T Reporter (James Elhardt) 164592 1980 Pilot: Flamingo Road T Editor Elmo Tyson (Mason Adams) of newspaper in Truro County, a small southern community 164593 1983 Pilot: Flash Gordon -- The Greatest Adventure of All C Reporter Dale Arden (Diane Pershing) seeking Dr. Hans Zarkov for an interview 164594 1982 Pilot: Flatfoots T Reporter (James Stanley) 164595 1962 Pilot: Floyd Gibbons Story T Pilot Episode for proposed series on famous journalist Correspondent Floyd Gibbons 164596 1962 Pilot: Floyd Gibbons, Reporter T Episode "Untouchables." War Correspondent Floyd Gibbons, World War I combat correspondent turned investigative newspaper reporter 164597 1981 Pilot: Fly Away Home MT TV Correspondent. Network TV Cameraman Carl Danton (Bruce Boxleitner), TBC-TV network cameraman, transferred from San Francisco to Saigon to cover the war. Tim Arnold (Brian Dennehy), his weary, cynical boss. They cover the Vietnam War. 164598 1958 Pilot: Follow That Man T Reporter (Milton Berle) as a bumbling newspaper reporter 164599 1982 Pilot: For Lovers Only T Photographer Candy (Anna Garduno) 164600 1962 Pilot: For the Love of Mike T Writer (Michael Stevens), struggling. 164601 1964 Pilot: Freewheelers, The T Columnist Lincoln Wheeler (Tommy Noonan), traveling author and newspaper columnist. Pilot: Lincoln's simple assignment to cover a story involves him in intrigue 164602 1988 Pilot: Further Adventures T CBS Summer Playhouse 8-30-1988 Photographers Jerry (David Bowe) and Todd (John Scott Clough) and international adventures 164603 1981 Pilot: Future: What's Next, The DT Newsmagazine. George Plimpton, Caren Kaye, hosts 164604 1959 Pilot: Gentry's People T Episode "Good Dead" on David Niven Theater Columnist Gentry (Keefe Brasselle), warm-hearted, two-fisted Los Angeles newspaper reporter-columnist who helps people in trouble. 164605 1959 Pilot: Gimmick Man, The T PR Public Relations Man works out of the third booth at Romanoff's Restaurant in Hollywood. Gets entangled in other people's often dangerous problems 164606 1961 Pilot: Ginger Rogers Show T Newspaperwoman (Ginger Rogers) is one of the twins. 164607 1974 Pilot: Girl on the Late, Late Show, The T Reporter-Producer William Martin (Don Murray), producer and off-camera reporter for a network news show who, in the pilot looks into the life of a famed movie queen and a series of murders 164608 1986 Pilot: Gladiator T Radio Talk Show Host Nancy Allen (Susan Neville) is radio talk show host romantically involved with Rick Benson, secret vigilante 164609 1978 Pilot: Go West Young Girl T Reporter Netty Booth (Karen Valentine) New England reporter who travels west during the 1870s to seek fame and fortune by writing of her experiences 164610 1977 Pilot: Go West, Young Girl! T 4-27-1978 Reporter Netty Booth (Karen Valentine) is a naive, foolhardy Eastern reporter wandering the old West in search of Billy the Kid 164611 1981 Pilot: Golden Gate T Publisher. Kingsleys, influential Nob Hill-San Francisco family of newspaper publishers. Jordan returns home to help save paper, San Francisco Bulletin 164612 1979 Pilot: Good News, The T TV News Staff. Michael Lembeck plays a gag writer hired by a San Diego TV station to jazz up the feature reporting done by the news staff. Gruff news director, idiotic sports reporter, news team. 164613 1979 Pilot: Gossip T Tabloid Newspaper Staff. Misadventures of editorial staff of National Gossip, Hollywood-based scandal sheet 164614 1979 Pilot: Gossip (Pilot #1) T First of two pilots Tabloid News Staff of The National Gossip, a weekly scandal sheet. Reporter Mac (Charles Levin). Photographer Milton (Jeff Altman). Judy Landers (Goldie). 164615 1979 Pilot: Gossip (Pilot #2) T Second of two pilots Tabloid News Staff of The National Gossip, a weekly scandal sheet. Reporter Jeb (Charles Levin) and Photographer Flash (Jeff Altman) in scandal sheet sitcom. Mr. Dempster (John Hillerman). Tip (Robbie Rist). 164616 1963 Pilot: Grand Slam T Sports Columnist Pete Dailey (Murray Hamilton) gets involved in people's problems. Catcher who blows his shot at the major leagues 164617 1979 Pilot: Grant Goodeve Project T Spin-off from "Eight Is Enough" Aspiring Female Journalist (Forbesy Russell) agrees to go with David Bradford on travels around the country to develop as a reporter 164618 1958 Pilot: Great Muldoon, The T Cartoonist. Adventures of a cartoonist and his creation, "The Great Muldoon" 164619 1991 Pilot: Great Pretender, The MT Columnist Bruce Greenwood (Gregg Henry) plays a raffish, muckraking columnist given to tropical shirts and hangovers banished to a dead-end job by his newspaper publisher (Donald Moffat). Prissy intern (Jessica Steen) 164620 1958 Pilot: Green Hornet, The T VHS 680 Re-offering of flop 1951 pilot Publisher Britt Reid, newspaper publisher whose secret identity is crime fighter. Chauffeur-assistant named Kato. Based on comic book/radio adventures 164621 1966 Pilot: Groober Hill T TV Station. Would-be actress (Kaye Stevens) who goes to work for a small-town TV station 164622 1956 Pilot: Gun and the Quill, The T Editor in Western town. Adventures of a gunslinging newspaper editor 164623 1988 Pilot: Half and Half T Newspaper Owners are brothers, a Black jazz musician and a white race car driver, who discover they are brothers when mother dies and leaves them a newspaper business. Includes staffers 164624 1986 Pilot: Harry's Hong Kong (China Hand) T American Journalist Jack Roarke (David Hemmings) helps Harry Petros (David Soul) who is always involved in people's problems 164625 1973 Pilot: Hawkins on Murder MT TV Newscaster (Tom Hallick). Reporter (Dennis Robertson). Courtroom Reporter (Virginia Hawkins). 164626 1982 Pilot: Hear No Evil T TV Announcer (Linda Yee) 164627 1967 Pilot: Heaven Help Us T Magazine Editor Dan Cameron (Barry Nelson), magazine editor. Wife returns to earth to help him. Mr. Walker, Dick's publisher (Burt Freed) 164628 1965 Pilot: Hello Dere T TV Reporters (Marty Allen and Steve Rossi) are two bumbling television reporters. Roland Winters played their boss 164629 1960 Pilot: Henry D. T Newspaperman (Tex Ritter) with small-time lawyer in a big city 164630 1983 Pilot: Herndon and Me T PR Public Relations Hillary Swanson (Randi Brooks), Judicto's PR lady. 164631 1982 Pilot: High Five T African-American Anchor Wilson Porter (Frankyln Seales). Co-Anchor Velma Williams (Clarice Taylor). Staff of KBHX, Ch. 55, all-black TV station. African-American TV Anchors. Life at a low-power, all-black television station. Two news anchors: Velma Williams (Clarice Taylor), a divorcee with two kids (Clarice Taylor as Velma Williams) and idealist Wilson Porter (Franklyn Seales) 164632 1984 Pilot: His and Hers T Columnist Jimmy McCabe (Richard Kline), 40-year-old syndicated newspaper columnist, marries divorced writer of children's books. 164633 1962 Pilot: His Model Wife T Magazine Publisher John Lauren (John Vivyan) and wife Jean, a model and their two children. 164634 1961 Pilot: His Model Wife (aka Love and Kisses) T Magazine Publisher (John Vivyan) husband to former model Jeanne Craine and their two children 164635 1977 Pilot: Hollywood High T Journalism Student Paula Lindell (Annie Pots) Hollywood High School student, studying to be a journalist 164636 1977 Pilot: Hollywood High (Pilot #2) T School Journalist Paula (Annie Potts) dreams of being a big city reporter. Eugene (Darren O'Conner), a dictatorial editor. Blaine (Dick O'Neill) as journalism advisor 164637 1959 Pilot: Hollywood Police Reporter T Former Police Reporter becomes a Hollywood screenwriter who cannot seem to escape his past 164638 1960 Pilot: Hot Footage (aka Love and Wahr) T Episode G.E. Theatre Correspondents (Richard Green and Robert Strauss) star as two globetrotting correspondents for rival magazines. Pilot shot in Mexico City 164639 1969 Pilot: Houseboat T Based on the film Reporter (Arthur Hill) as a widowed San Francisco newspaper reporter living on a houseboat in Marin with his three children and a young housekeeper 164640 1956 Pilot: I Cover the Waterfront T Miller, Max (Novel) Reporter covers the waterfront stories 164641 1988 Pilot: If You Knew Sammy T Spenser: For Hire PR Publicist Randy Officer (Kate Burton) is an enthusiastic publicist teamed with pulp novelist who solves crimes 164642 1958 Pilot: If You Knew Tomorrow T Episode Colgate Theater Reporter (Bruce Gordon), whose teletype machine sends him news flashes from the future -- and they usually aren't good. Each week, he tries to save someone from peril 164643 1982 Pilot: In Security T Columnist Garrett Lloyd (James Murtaugh), a newspaper columnist gets romantically involved with a divorcee 164644 1971 Pilot: Incident in San Francisco T Based on the book, "Incident at 125th Street." San Francisco Reporter Jeff Marshall (Christopher Connelly), City Editor Arthur Andrews (Tim O'Connor) and Managing Editor Sam Baldwin (Dean Jagger) 164645 1988 Pilot: Incredible Hulk Returns (Thor) T SV 62, 76 5-22-1988 Investigative Reporter Jack McGee (Jack Colvin) goes after The Hulk and David Banner. 164646 1961 Pilot: Innocent Jones T Magazine Reporter Innocent Jones (Chris Warfield), globetrotting, footloose, freelance magazine reporter who in pilot episode visits Cannes. 164647 1961 Pilot: Insider, The T Press Agent (David Janssen) in Hollywood gets involved in his clients' problems 164648 1983 Pilot: Invisible Woman, The T Pilot aired 2-13-1983 and did well Investigative Reporter Sandy Martinson (Alexa Hamilton) for Washington D.C. Daily Express uses an invisibility serum created by Chemist Dr. Dudley Plunkett (Bob Denver) to help crack stories Cub Reporter Sandy Martinson (Alexa Hamilton), for Washington D.C. Daily Express becomes invisible woman. Neil Gilmore, editor (David Doyle). 164649 1981 Pilot: Jacqueline Susann's Valley of the Dolls, 1981 T Columnist Army Archerd, TV commentator 164650 1987 Pilot: Jake's M.O. (Jake's Beat) T Crime Reporter Jake Tekulve (Fred Gwynne), a crusty, eccentric crime reporter for an L.A. wire service. Tad Hoberman (Jeff McCracken) is his apprentice. Flo Duffy (Caroline Williams) his rival 164651 1983 Pilot: Joe Dancer: Murder One, Dancer 0 T Third pilot Newscaster (Kelly Lange). Photo man (Gino Conforti). 164652 1956 Pilot: Johnny Come Lately T TV Commentator Johnny Martin (Jack Carson) who has a nose for trouble. 164653 1960 Pilot: Johnny Come Lately T TV Newscaster Johnny Martin (Jack Carson) will go to any lengths to get a story (Jack Carson). Angela Talbot (Marie Windsor) is station owner. Martin disguises self as sailor 164654 1973 Pilot: Karen Valentine Show, The T PR Public Relations Executive Karen Scott (Karen Valentine) who is at odds with her older, outspoken, male boss. Zany public relations dynamo handles clients nobody wants. Comic Strip writer as client. 164655 1976 Pilot: Keegans, The MT Investigative Reporter Larry Keegan (Adam Rourke) proves his brother Pat a football star didn't kill his sister's attacker 164656 1978 Pilot: Killing Stone T Freelance Writer Gil Stone (Gil Gerard), an ex-con who becomes freelance writer and roams the nation helping people and solving crimes 164657 1976 Pilot: Kingston: Power Play, The T Investigative Reporter R.B. Kingston (Raymond Burr) for Frazier News Group. 164658 1965 Pilot: Knight's Gambit T Episode Kraft Suspense Theatre Reporter Anthony Griswold Knight (Roger Smith) is a playboy reporter who uses unorthodox methods to acquire stories. Uses reputation in plot to gather evidence against government official. 164659 1983 Pilot: Kudzu T Writer Odell Kudzu DuBose (Tony Becker) attempts to write an article about his war-hero father and discovers the truth 164660 1961 Pilot: La Femme T Editor (Patti Page) of a women's magazine called La Femme 164661 1976 Pilot: Lanigan's Rabbi T Reporter Bobbi Whittaker (Barbara Carney) 164662 1961 Pilot: Las Vegas Beat T Reporter R.G. Joseph (William Bryant), crusty and cynical, aids Bill Ballin, ex-cop-turned private eye. 164663 1978 Pilot: Lassie: A New Beginning T Small Town Editor Stuart Stratton (John Reilly), Lake Pines Journal in California and a bachelor uncle. 164664 1967 Pilot: Lassiter T Reporter. Burt Reynolds played a freelance writer who specializes in exposing underworld crime for Contrast Magazine 164665 1968 Pilot: Lassiter T Investigative Reporter Pete Lassiter (Burt Reynolds), tough investigative reporter for "Contrast" magazine. Pilot: investigates reports of corruption in Grand Lakes) 164666 1986 Pilot: Last Resort, The T Reporter (Bill Bixby) is a wealthy, Hawaii-based investigative reporter 164667 1975 Pilot: Lives of Jenny Dolan, The MT SV 91 Investigative Reporter Jenny Dolan (Shirley Jones) for New World Journal. Joe Rossiter, editor (Stephen Boyd). Solves murders. 164668 1984 Pilot: London and Davis in New York T Journalist John Greyson Davis (Richard Crenna), three-times married newsman and wealthy photographer Claudia London (Season Hubley) make up photojournalism team. Cover stories together. Lovers. 164669 2001 Pilot: Lone Gunmen, The T PR Publicist (Brenda James), who is a high-tech specialist. 164670 1963 Pilot: Love Affair Just For Three, A (The Ginger Rogers Show) T Magazine Writer (Ginger Rogers) plays identical twin sisters -- one a magazine writer, one a model. 164671 1979 Pilot: Love Birds, The T Writer Husband Fred Wexelblatt (Eugene Levy) is a professional writer 164672 1984 Pilot: Love Report, The DT Interviewer. Celebrity interviews. Tawny Schneider, Chuck Henry. Terry Murphy, Paul Dandridge 164673 1964 Pilot: Low Man on the Totem Pole T Columnist H. Allen Smith (Dan Daily), a kind-hearted author-columnist. Mr. Turnball, Allen's publisher (John McGiver) 164674 1975 Pilot: Mac T Cartoonist (Dick Van Dyke) is a single cartoonist working for a big-city newspaper and living with a 12-year-old son of widowed best friend, a foreign correspondent who is never home 164675 1986 Pilot: Maggie (Starting Over) T PR Public Relations Woman Maggie Webb (Stephanie Powers), an American in England left broke when journalist-husband dies. Now works in PR 164676 1961 Pilot: Man from Telegraph Hill, The T Columnist Herb Caen (Dan Dailey) as popular Bay Area columnist 164677 1962 Pilot: Man of the World T Photojournalist (Craig Stevens) is globe-trotting photographer working for a major American magazine 164678 1957 Pilot: Man Without a Gun T Unaired Press. Adam MacLean (Robert Rockwell) 164679 1982 Pilot: Martin Mull Show, The T PR Press Secretary (Martin Mull) is a car salesman who becomes press secretary to Senate candidate who wins and goes to Washington 164680 1988 Pilot: McClone T Reporter (Mel Young) 164681 1958 Pilot: Michael Shayne, Detective T Series Reporter Tim Rourke (Robert Brubaker), Shayne's reporter friend. 164682 1974 Pilot: Michele Lee Show, The T News Vendor Lee is a clerk in a hotel newsstand who has the uncanny ability of bringing out people's inner-most feelings 164683 1974 Pilot: Michele Lee Show, The T Newsstand Clerk at Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills 164684 1964 Pilot: Miss and the Missiles T Magazine Writer Connie Marlowe (Gisele MacKenzie) 164685 1963 Pilot: Miss and the Missiles, The T Magazine Writer Connie Marlowe (Gisele MacKenzie) in love with an Air Force pilot 164686 1987 Pilot: Morning Maggie T Radio Newscaster Mack McAllister (John Vickery) who handles the newscast. Family owns and operates a small, Schenectady radio station during 1950s. 164687 1985 Pilot: Moscow Bureau T MTM and Mash combination Reporter Caroline McWilliams (Christine Nichols) is a woman reporter in a wire service newsroom in Moscow. Herb Medlock (William Window) is the Lou Grant character. Many other characters 164688 1980 Pilot: Mr. & Mrs. & Mr. T Sportswriter Jeff Zelinka (Patrick Collins) married to Jenny whose first husband shows up alive. 164689 1949 Pilot: Mr. and Mrs. North T Publisher Jerry North (Joseph Allen), former private detective, now a publisher 164690 1981 Pilot: Murder 1, Dancer, 0 (Pilot #3 Joe Dancer) T TV Newscaster (Kelly Lange) 164691 1973 Pilot: Murdock's Gang MT TV Reporter (Larry McCormick). Commentator Alex Dreier plays a trial attorney 164692 1983 Pilot: National Scoop, The T Parody TV Newsmagazine. Satire: television newsmagazine series set in newsroom of National Snoop. Co-anchors (Catherine Bergstrom, Phil Hartman, Lenny Weinrib) 164693 1984 Pilot: Never Again T Radio Sportscaster Larry Newman (Judge Reinhold), a radio sportscaster. One of three men sharing adjoining apartments 164694 2004 Pilot: News to Me (Untitled) T Reporter (Colin Hanks) is the youngest-ever national magazine columnist. Comedy is based on Joel Stein's experience at Time Magazine. 164695 1972 Pilot: Night Stalker, The MT SVD 584 Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) working out of. Las Vegas for Daily News, Managing Editor Anthony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland) 164696 1973 Pilot: Night Strangler, The MT SV 56 Investigative Reporter Carl Kolchak (McGavin) for Daily Chronicle in Seattle, Washington. Managing Editor Anthony Vincenzo (Simon Oakland) 164697 1979 Pilot: Nightingales, The T Radio Station, disc jockeys 164698 1983 Pilot: Nightmares -- "Terror of Topanga" T Anthology of Horror Stories Newswoman (Claire Nono) and Newsman (Robert Phelps). Madman is loose in Topanga Canyon. 164699 1973 Pilot: Nightside T PR Press Agent Carmine Kelly (John Cassavetes) who covers midnight action in New York City. Dick Cavett guests as himself. 164700 1987 Pilot: No, Honestly T Based on BBC series Freelancer C.D. and Clara Douglas. He writes articles 164701 1973 Pilot: Norliss Tapes, The T Investigative Reporter David Norliss (Roy Thinnes) is based in San Francisco who chases down the supernatural. Speaks into tape recorder. Reporter disappears. Publisher Don Porter listens to the tapes 164702 1982 Pilot: Not Necessarily The News T Series Parody News. Satire of news programs 164703 1973 Pilot: Of Men Of Women: The Interview T TV Commentator (Barbara Rush). Verbal sparring between egotistical movie director and a probing TV commentator. 164704 1985 Pilot: On Our Way (On the Road) T Reporter. Retired reporter Sam Walsh (Harry Guardino) and wife set out to discover America in a motor home. Get involved in people's lives, solve crimes 164705 1987 Pilot: On the Edge (Dirty Work) (Shake and Baker) T Pilot aired 6-5-1987 Reporter Dean Albrecht (Robert Curtis Brown). Veteran cop and rookie catch a serial killer 164706 1987 Pilot: Oprah Winfrey Show (Natalie), The T 13 Episode commitment Talk Show Host. Sitcom based loosely on Oprah Winfrey's life. 164707 1972 Pilot: Out-of-Towners, The T Based on movie Columnist works for a newspaper and writes a column in which he views Manhattan through the naive eyes of a small-town boy. Young married couple from Midwest who move to New York 164708 1984 Pilot: P.O.P. T Magazine Publisher Rosalyn (Beatrice Arthur) and two sons Russell (Jim Lashley) and Johnny (Todd Graff) publish struggling magazine. P. Oliver Pendergast (Charles Durning) joins staff 164709 1984 Pilot: P.O.P. T Magazine Publisher Roslyn Gordon (Beatrice Arthur), publishes Personality Plus magazine. Dana McNeil (Jane Anderson), Frank Wilkey (Antonio Fargas), Marc Alderman (Anthony Holland) work for magazine 164710 1961 Pilot: Panama T Correspondent. Adventures of two friends, one an American newspaper correspondent, the other a local shop owner 164711 1981 Pilot: Parkers (Brian and Sylvia), The T Episode "Facts of Life". 3-2-1981 African-American Anchorwoman Sylvia Parker (Rosanne Katon), aggressive, at a Buffalo TV station married to white high school coach 164712 1981 Pilot: Parkers, The T Episode "Facts of Life" African-American TV Newscaster Sylvia Parker for Channel 9 in Buffalo, NY and Brian Parker (White). 164713 1979 Pilot: Paul Williams Show, The T Host of kid show (Paul Wlliams) on KFAP in Denver, Colorado 164714 1981 Pilot: Pen 'n' Ink. T Newspaper Owner T.W. Winson (Peter Hobbs). Adman-turned-political cartoonist Alan Ozley (Matt McCoy) on a New England newspaper whose fantasies appear as animated characters. Cartoonist. Alan Ozley (Matt McCoy), artist for conservative small-town newspaper who dreams of becoming a political cartoonist. 164715 1984 Pilot: People to People DT Columnist Rona Barrett interviews 164716 1968 Pilot: Perils of Pauline T Reporter (Pamela Austin) is now a reporter in the 1920s who travels the country with her photographer Bruce Hyde. Nemesis (Larry Storch) 164717 1989 Pilot: Philby T TV Talk Show. New bodyguard for TV talk-show hostess finds employer strangely impervious to his charm while she thinks he's meddlesome and overbearing. Betty (Finola Hughes) 164718 1981 Pilot: Phoenix, The T Photojournalist Noel Marshall (Shelley Smith) killed in pilot 164719 1963 Pilot: Postmark: Jim Adam (Postmark: Jim Fletcher) T Magazine Writer (James MacArthur) plays a young magazine writer who travels around the country looking for stories 164720 1983 Pilot: Prisoners of the Lost Universe T TV Reporter Carrie Madison (Kay Lentz), LA TV personality and reporter transported to another world 164721 1969 Pilot: Protector, The T Reporter (Clu Gulager) covers the police beat and sometimes must be critical of his friend, harried police captain Van Johnson 164722 1956 Pilot: Publicity Girl T Unsold TV Pilots Publicity Agent (Jan Sterling). Two pilots featuring Hollywood publicity agent. 164723 1966 Pilot: Pursuit (Don't Wait For Tomorrow) T Episode Bob Hope Chrysler Theatre Reporter is hired to roam the world seeking a villain who always seems one step ahead of him. 164724 1982 Pilot: Rock 'N Roll Show, The DT Newsmagazine 164725 1961 Pilot: Rock, The T Sportswriter (Aldo Ray) as a professional athlete who writes for a sports magazine 164726 1977 Pilot: Roger and Harry (The Mitera Target; Love for Ransom) T Reporter (Fred Holliday) 164727 1970 Pilot: Run Jack Run T Newspaper Photographers Chester Blinsol (Adam Keefe) and Jack Perry (Dave Astor), posing as a newspaper photographers, takes picture of gangster and bullet fires wounding the guest 164728 1979 Pilot: Salvage MT Commentator (Richard Eastham) 164729 1973 Pilot: Savage (aka Savage File, The. Watch Dog). MT SVD 1458 Levinson, Richard, William Link (Teleplay). Steven Spielberg (Director). TV Investigative Journalist Paul Savage (Martin Landau) investigates compromising photographs of nominee to Supreme Court. Has his own TV program that examines political world. Gail Abbott (Barbara Bain) is his producer. 164730 1962 Pilot: Savage Sunday T Pilot film for "My Sister Eileen" Reporters Nick Phillips (Nick Adams) and Albert King (Russell Thorson), rival reporters for Manhattan daily newspaper. Reporter Lizzie Hogan (Ann Blyth) 164731 1982 Pilot: Scamps T Writer Oliver Hopkins (Bob Denver) struggling writer 164732 1981 Pilot: Scruples T Continuation of 1980 miniseries Gossip Columnist Maggie MacGregor (Jessica Walter). Various photographers 164733 1978 Pilot: Sea Gypsies T Female Photographer-Reporter (Miki Jamison-Olsen) goes with widower on round-the-world cruise with his two daughters 164734 1984 Pilot: Second Edition T Editor Cliff Penrose (Hal Linden), an English professor who becomes editor of a struggling, regional magazine after his 20-year marriage breaks up. Editor of Columbus Life, a family magazine he's struggling to save. Staff p. 369 164735 1987 Pilot: Second Stage T PR Public Relations Woman (Joanna Cassidy), divorced mother moves to Boston and works in father's PR firm 164736 1961 Pilot: Secret Life of James Thurber, The T Episode "June Allyson Show." 3-20-1962 Magazine Writer-Cartoonist James Thurber (Orson Bean) 164737 1959 Pilot: Secret Life of John Monroe, The (aka Secret Life of James Thurber) T Episode Alcoa/Goodyear Magazine Writer (Arthur O'Connell) and Cartoonist (John Monroe) who escapes into fantasy (by way of UPA animation). Cartoonist's daughter's dog Christabel dies. 164738 1988 Pilot: Shooter MT Based on David Hume Kennerly. Photographer for Life and the Los Angeles Times. 9-10-88 War Photographer Matt Thompson (Jeffrey Nordling), a combat photographer who works out of a major magazine's Saigon bureau. Rizzo (Noble Willingham), irascible editor. Vietnamese Reporter. Combat Photographer. Producer writer David Hume Kennerly's own experiences as Vietnam photographer. Other journalists. 164739 1983 Pilot: Shooting Stars (Hawke and O'Keefe) MT TV Newsman (Larry McCormick). TV Newsman (Steven Miller). Newsman (Stephen Miller). 164740 1982 Pilot: Show Business DT Hosts David Frost, Sandy Hill 164741 1967 Pilot: Signed Anxious T Advice Columnist (Stuart Margolin, Dave Barry and Angus Duncan) is really three reporters who team up as one fictional person to write an advice column 164742 1980 Pilot: Single Life, The T Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Barrie Shepherd (Barrie Youngfellow), writer for The Single Life, a lonely-hearts column for Manhattanite magazine. 164743 1958 Pilot: Skippy T Newsboy. Series based on the movie about a newspaper boy 164744 1988 Pilot: Sniff T Tabloid Reporter Sid Barrows (Robert Wuhl) and bloodhound dog, Sniff 164745 1985 Pilot: Soloman's Universe T News Media. Soloman Roarke (Telly Savalas), head of an organization to fight crime. Supercomputer connected to global communications system to process information from all over the world 164746 1977 Pilot: Spider-Man T VHS 981 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). City Editor J. Jonah Jameson (David White) of New York Bugle 164747 1976 Pilot: State Fair T Stong, Philip (Novel) Reporter becomes involved with daughter of family living on farm who travel to the annual State Fair 164748 1981 Pilot: Stephanie T TV Anchorwoman Stephanie (Stephanie Faracy), a naive anchorwoman on a television magazine show. Creator of the program is Agnes Dewey (Betty White). 164749 1983 Pilot: Stopwatch: Thirty Minutes of Investigative Ticking T Parody News. Lampoon of TV news magazines, especially 60 minutes. 164750 1985 Pilot: Streets of Justice (aka Point Blank) MT TV Anchorwoman (Clarie Nono). Newscaster (Mario Machado). Newswoman (Anne Kaestner). TV Reporter #1 (Doug Hall). TV Reporter #2 (Larry McCormick). Public Relations Officer (Steve Eastin) 164751 1961 Pilot: Superboy T VHS 999 School Journalist Clark Kent as teenager attending Smallville High School 164752 1958 Pilot: Superpup T VHS 999 Characters in costume as dog Reporter Bark Bent (Billy Curtis) for Daily Beagle. Reporter Pamela Poodle (Ruth Delfino). Editor Perry Bite (Angelo Rositto). Parody of Clark Kent. 164753 1977 Pilot: Susan and Sam T Alda, Alan Reporters Susan Foster (Christine Belford) and Sam Denton (Robert Foxworth) are lovers and reporters for Worldweek Magazine. Competition for hot stories. Editor Doug Raden, (Lee Bergere) 164754 1983 Pilot: Sutter's Bay T Newspaper. Jeff and Barbara Hunter (Granville Van Dusen and Linda Carlson) move to Sutter's Bay from Manhattan to run the local paper, Sutters Bay Advocate 164755 1977 Pilot: Tabitha T Pilot #2. 9-10-1977 to 1-14-1978 TV Production Assistant Tabitha Stevens (Lisa Hartman) at KXLA-TV, Los Angeles. TV Show Host Paul Thurston (Robert Urich). Producer Marvin Decker (Mel Stewart) 164756 1976 Pilot: Tabitha (aka Tabatha) T Pilot #1. 4-24-1976 Magazine. Tabitha Stevens (Liberty Williams), Editorial assistant at San Francisco's fashionable Trend Magazine. Editor Roberta (Barbara Cason). Bonnie, magazine employee (Cindi Haynie). 164757 1973 Pilot: Ted Bessell Show, The T Magazine Editor Ted Harper (Bessell), With It magazine. Staff members Barney Raider (Robert Walden), Margaret (Beth Howland), Amy (Karen Jensen) 164758 1965 Pilot: Tell Aggie T TV Advice Show Host Marilyn Mason, who always get too involved in her viewers' problems 164759 1982 Pilot: Terror at Alcatraz MT TV Investigative Reporter Ryan Fitzpatrick (Dick Smothers), KSFB-TV Ch. 3 and Bones Howard (Tom Smothers) his cameraman. Newswriter (Barbara Baldwin) 164760 1963 Pilot: That Was the Week That Was T Parody News. Satire of news events 164761 1982 Pilot: That's TV T Parody TV 164762 1982 Pilot: This is Kate Bennett MT TV Investigative Reporter Kate Bennett (Janet Eiber), crusading TV reporter for News Six Team, a single mother. Pilot: becomes target of killer she's covering 164763 1972 Pilot: This Week in Nemtim T Parody News. Attempt to satirize society by looking at the events of the day in the fictional land of Nemtim as seen through the reports of Newscaster Alex Drier and wise man Carl Reiner 164764 1976 Pilot: Three Times Daley T Columnist Bob Daley (Don Adams) is a divorced newspaper columnist who lives with his son and his father. 164765 1980 Pilot: Tom Snyder's Celebrity Spotlight DT TV Anchor (Tom Snyder) 164766 1972 Pilot: Travis Logan, D.A. T News Media. First Reporter (James Chandler) 164767 1975 Pilot: Turning Point of Jim Malloy (Gibbsville), The MT SV 61 O'Hara, John O'Hara's (Short Stories, " The Doctor's Son"). Cub Reporter Jim Malloy (John Savage) gets job on Gibbsville Courier. Correspondent Ray Whitehead (Gig Young) returns to paper with reputation as a drunk. 164768 1977 Pilot: TV TV Show, The T Parody News. Satire of local TV newscasts and newscasters. TV Anchor Ralph Buckler, anchor (Howard Hesseman). Co-Anchor Mary Kay (Mary Frann). News Editor (Rene Auberjonois) 164769 1979 Pilot: Two Guys From Muck T Tabloid Reporters. Like Gossip, story of two reporters Louie (Adam Arkin) and Buzz (Rick Casorla) who work for a sleazy tabloid. Solve wild crimes assigned to report. 164770 1982 Pilot: Two Guys From Muck T Photojournalists Louie (Alan Arkin) and Buzz (Rick Casorla) for Muck, cheap, LA-based weekly magazine. Sybil Sanders, reporter for Beautiful People Magazine (Gwen Humble). 164771 2004 Pilot: Untitled T TV Sports Reporter. Sports producer and single mom (Jennifer Love Hewitt) unwillingly becomes an on-camera reporter. Show's executive producer (Ed O'Neill). 164772 2004 Pilot: Untitled T TV Newsmagazine Producer's world is turned upside down when the network brings in Jessica Sampson (Jessica Simpson) onto the program as a part-time on-air reporter. Sampson is an airhead celebrity who is tapped by a news magazine to join their show in part to boost ratings. "It's kind of like playing myself exaggerated, so it's really not that much acting," Simpson says. 164773 1984 Pilot: W*A*L*T*E*R T Interviewer (Clete Roberts) 164774 1959 Pilot: War Correspondent T Episode Geritol Adventure Showcase. "Return to Guam." 8-26-1959 War Correspondent Sgt. Andy Pile (Gene Barry). Combat correspondents during World War II. 164775 1981 Pilot: Whacked Out T Newsmagazine. Whacked Out, a far-out news magazine published by Van Gordon, Gordon Communications Corporation. Daring, underground humor magazine bought by publishing conglomerate. Jack Ferguson (Desi Arnaz Jr.) 164776 1988 Pilot: Whattley By the Bay T Episode CBS Summer Playhouse 8-9-1988 Editor Hank Peterson (Richard Gilliland), widowed big-city newspaper editor, returns to Chesapeake Bay hometown 164777 1965 Pilot: Won't It Ever Be Morning? T Court Reporter (Barry Brooks) 164778 1981 Pilot: Wonderful World of Philip Malley, The T Interviewer (Peter Kim) 164779 1978 Pilot: World Beyond, The T Second Pilot Attempt Sportswriter Paul Taylor (Granville Van Dusen) nearly dies on operating table, then is revived and gets messages from beyond to help people in supernatural danger. 164780 1977 Pilot: World of Darkness T First of two pilots Sportswriter Paul Taylor (Granville Van Dusen) who, after a serious accident, "dies" for two minutes on the operating table. Awakens with a supernatural tie to the other world 164781 1963 Pilot: World of Floyd Gibbons (Floyd Gibbons: Reporter), The T Spin-off from "The Untouchables." Correspondent Floyd Gibbons (Scott Brady) in the fictionalized adventures of real-life globetrotting newspaper reporter. Gibbons (1916-1939) captured by Pancho Villa, lost eye in battle 164782 1983 Pilot: Yazoo (Wizzle Falls) T Journalist (William Conrad) is a widow who goes fishing one day, falls asleep and wakes up in a magical world called Yazoo 164783 1983 Pilot: Yesterday Show, The T Parody TV Newsmagazines. Spoof of TV news magazine shows. Newscasters Jane Lawlor (Ann Ryerson). Nick Spangler III (Eric Boardman), Tony Burrell (Jim Staahl) 164784 1960 Pilot: You Should Meet My Sister T Pilot film for "My Sister Eileen." Broadcast as segment of Goodyear Theater Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Elaine Stritch) 164785 1978 Pilot: Your Place or Mine? T Magazine. Kelly Barnes (Jane Actman), editorial assistant for Manhattan Magazine and Jeff Burrell (Stuart Gillard), freelance writer, fall in love and agree to switch homes with one another. Mr. Hicks, Kelly's employer (Elizabeth Kerr) 164786 1959 Pilot: Zsa Zsa in Paris T Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Zsa Zsa Gabor) who lives in Paris 164787 2002 Pilot's Wife, The MT DVD -R HQ 7581, 7582. Shreve, Anita (Novel). Shreve and Christine Berardo (Teleplay) News Media. News Anchor (Bruce McAllister). Television Reporter (Mike Clatternburg). Irish Anchorwoman (Rhonda McLean as herself). Reporters in bar in Ireland. TV reports. 164788 1995 Pilot's Wife, The: Novel, A NM Shreve, Anita News Media turns a pilot's wife's personal life inside out after her husband's fatal crash. Reporters and cameramen were five deep by the wooden gate with its wire fencing. The journalist ordered a half pint of Smithwick's. "I recognized you from the photographs," the reporter said to the woman. "I'm sorry for all that you've had to go through." "Look can we at least talk?" the reporter asked. "I don't think so," the pilot's wife answered. 164789 1996 Pimean hehku MTF Miniseries Journalist (J. Christoffer Slotte) 164790 1925 Pimpernel and Rosemary NM MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Political Journalist Rosemary Fowkes (aka Uno"). Correspondent Jasper Tarkington, The Daily Post in Hungary in 1919 worships the tall, graceful and beautiful, Rosemary who is also highly intelligent and a talented political writer. Rosemary is the author of a series of articles on the evils of bureaucracy in the Near East, which have been published in the International Review under the pseudonym "Uno." It is 1922 and Rosemary Fowkes is the darling of London post-war society. A Roumanian diplomat asks Miss Fowkes to visit Transylvania to study the country first-hand. She will then publish her studies in the English and American press without fear of censorship. She marries Tarkington and the two go to Transylvania. Rosemary discovers Anna Hever is helping her cousin Philip Imrey smuggle his anti-government articles out of the country and into the British press. They are arrested as traitors. She is told she can free them by writing pro-government articles. If she refuses they will be put to death. Eventually Rosemary writes the articles. The articles are stolen and Rosemary must now stop them from being published in The Times. 164791 1941 Pimpernel Smith (aka Mister V). M MacDonell, A.G., Wolfgang Wilhelm (Story). Anatole De Grunwald, Roland Pertwee (Scenario). Anaatole De Grunwald (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Polish Editor of the newspaper Freedom is critical of Third Reich. Gestapo tells editor's daughter they will let her father go if she finds out identity of mysterious man enabling enemies of Reich to escape. She figures out man is archaeology professor. But she admires what he is doing. He sends her away, then agrees to help her father. Plan for rescuing editor and four others whose work appeared in the paper involves passing five of his students off as American journalists. They are invited to tour concentration camp where prisoners are held. Professor goes to Gestapo headquarters in disguise and pretends to be a representative of the reporters so he can obtain permits for them. Plan succeeds. Professor is detained but manages to escape. Professor asks Gestapo official if it is true there is no freedom of speech in Germany. When the official insists that this is a lie generated by the degenerate press. Professor replies, "Journalism is so untrustworthy, isn't it?" Reporter (John Slater). 164792 1995 Pinch of Poison, A N Bishop, Claudia Reporter Henrick Conway is an unpopular, nosy newspaperman whose latest expose has resulted in the deaths of two of his relatives to warn him off the story. Conway bought the local newspaper and is publishing it under the title "The Trumpet." Inhabits of the Hemlock Falls are chagrin by his antics. He finds a scandal under every rock and bush and publishes outlandish stories for the sake of a newspaper sale. He tries to find something scandalous at the Hemlock Falls inn. He succeeds in angering one of the sisters and chef who run the inn. She does not appreciate Conway's attempts to closer her kitchen. She and her sister, however, decide to help him when murders occur around him. 164793 2001 Pinero MF Interviewer (Valentina Quinn). Lennon Anchorman (Bill Boggs). The story of Poet-Playwright-Actor Miguel Pinero, a Latino icon. 164794 2000 Ping! M News Media. TV Reporters (Ted Garcia, Tammy Coburn). Ping is a chihuahua rescued from the pound by a nearsighted woman who thinks he is a cat. When a pair of bumbling thieves try to break into her house to steal the money they think she has stashed away, only Pig can save the day. 164795 1994 Pingami M India Newspaper Editor (T.P. Madhavan). 164796 2003 Pingu and the Camera C DVD -R HQ 6197 Episode. 10-26-2003. Kid's program. Photojournalist uses Pingu and his friend as subjects. Pingu shooting pictures of his friend when photojournalist arrives in a balloon. All of Pingu's pictures didn't come out because he forgot to take the lens cap off. Pingu then finds out his picture is in the newspaper. Family frames the newspaper and puts it on the wall. 164797 1997 Pink as the Day She Was Born M Photographer (Mark Turosz). 164798 1986 Pink Chiquitas, The M TV Weatherman Clip Bacardi (Bruce Pirrie) helps to kill a giant meteorite which is turning all woman into feminist nymphos 164799 2003 Pink House, The M Newspaper Editor (Amy Stewart) 164800 1968 Pink Jungle, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 164801 2009 Pink Panther 2, The M News Media. Reporter #1 (Zofia Moreno). Reporter #2 (Alexis Furic). Reporter #3 (Rena Kano). Reporter #4 (Jonathan Dino). TV Newscaster (Sharon Tay). Cameraman (Joshua R. Roberts). Inspector Jacques Clouseau team up with a squad of international detectives who are just as bumbling as he is. Their mission: Stop a globe-trotting thief who specializes in stealing historical artifacts. 164802 1964 Pink Panther, The M DVD. L Photographer (Martin Miller). 164803 2006 Pink Panther, The M News Media. French Journalist (Mareva Galanter). Female Reporter (Alice Taglioni). Male Reporter (Stefan Elbaum). Palais Reporter (Charley Fouquet). TV Anchor (Robbie Nock). Street Reporter (Lucas Tavernier). Ballroom Reporter (Antoine Blanquefort). 164804 1999 Pink Prison M Adult. Ness Photojournalist Mila (Katja Kean), 32, makes a bet with her publisher Yasia (Anders Nyborg) she can make a photo report from inside the Pink Prison. She interviews prison governor who has never given an interview before. 164805 1999 Pink Slip N Ciresa, Rita Editor Lisa Diodetto is fed up with entry-level New York editorial jobs. She moves to the suburbs where she edits things such as brochures and correspondences for Boorman Pharmaceuticals. 164806 1945 Pink String and Sealing Wax M UK. Ness Newspaper Editor (Charles Carson). Newspaper office sets the scene at the beginning and end of the film. 164807 1992 Pink Vodka Blues N MLPL Barrett, Neal Jr. Reporter Jane Kowalski for the Tribune, "a fine reporter, one of the best. She knows the crime scene in Chicago, and has a fair idea where all the bodies are buried at city hall. Tony Palmer, Chicago Literary Times. Russell Murray. 164808 1996 Pinky and the Brain: Collect Em' All/Pinkasso C Episode #7. 9-14-1996 Critic (Brian George - Voice). 164809 1996 Pinky and the Brain: Pink Candidate, The T Episode #40. 11-2-1996 Reporter (Steve McGowan). TV Anchor Bernard Shaw (Kevin Michael Richardson). 164810 1935 Pinky Kane Adventure -- Blonde in the News SM OWN Chambers, Whitman Reporter Pinky Kane 164811 1935 Pinky Kane Adventure -- Riddle of the Beautiful Italian Girl, The SM OWN Chambers, Whitman Reporter Pinky Kane 164812 2003 Pinocchio Syndrome, The N Zeman, David Freelance Reporter Karen Embrey is a public health reporter who stumbles into the story of her life . She uncovers a shocking mystery behind the Pinocchio Syndrome. An ocean liner carrying a group of gifted American students is suddenly vaporized in the Mediterranean by a nuclear weapon of unknown origin. Soon after, a deadly disease appears in the United States and around the world. No known cure or treatment. Disease paralyzes victims and creates terrifying physical deformity called "the Pinocchio Syndrome." President is under fire, denounced by a ultra-right-wing self-made millionaire who has ridden a wave of public anxiety into national spotlight. 164813 1996 Pinocchio's Revenge M Newscaster (Janis Chow) 164814 1992 Pioneer of Color T SV 137 3-28-92 News Media 164815 1992 Pioquinto Manterola: Returning as Shadows NM Taibo II, Paco Ignacio. William I. Neuman (Translator). #2 Pioquinto Manterola Mysteries Crime Reporter Pioquinto Manterola, who churns out pages of copy "like links of sausage in a chorizo factory" for the newspaper, El Democrata. In 1941-1942's Mexico, Manterola and a government spy try to uncover a Nazi conspiracy. The conspiracy implicates a government minister, is directed by German Nazis and involves Mexicans of German descent. Cameo appearances by Journalist-Writers Ernest Hemingway and Graham Greene. The Germans have three aims -- to secure coffee beans for a caffeine-addicted Adolf Hitler, to establish a covert submarine base in the Gulf of Mexico, and to complete some occult process involving Hitler's former adviser and guru. The adviser, however, has broken with the Nazis and is disguised as an inmate in a Mexico City insane asylum. His roommate, an ex-lawyer, rules as a sort of narrating magus over the story. Three grizzled veterans of radical causes oppose Germany's design. A Chinese-Mexican surveilling German paramilitary cohort deep in the jungles, a one-armed intelligence agent in Mexico City busting up meetings of pro-Nazi types, and Journalist Manterola getting intimations about the Holocaust from political émigrés. 164816 1992 Pioquinto Manterola: Shadow of the Shadow, The NM Taibo II, Paco Ignacio. William I. Neuman (Translator). #1 Pioquinto Manterola Mysteries Crime Reporter Pioquinto Manterola, 38, who churns out pages of copy "like links of sausage in a chorizo factory" for the newspaper, El Democrata. It is 1922 and he is one of four men who meet to play dominos in a hotel bar in Mexico City. They are motley group -- a gun-toting poet who makes a living writing advertisements for patent medicine, a radical Chinese-Mexican union organizer, a lawyer who represents prostitutes and the newspaper crime reporter. The promise of the revolution has been betrayed and the four friends play dominoes nightly find themselves involved in a series of murders that are strangely related. As the bodies pileup, a sinister conspiracy emerges involving the oil rich lands of the Gulf Coast and greedy army officers and American industrialists. The four friends in 1920s Mexico City champion the rights of the common man and solve the mystery. An army officer is murdered while playing trombone in a band on an outdoor stage. Another office, the man's brother, is thrown out or falls to his death from a fourth-floor window. The reporter writers the story. The shadow deepens. 164817 1848 Pious Editor's Creed PO Lowell, James Russell Editor. Self-exposed hypocrite, a man of unimpeachable sentiments, qualified b an unscrupulous self-sufficiency. 164818 1998 Pip-Larssons TF Episode #9. 11-21-1998 Reporter (Jacob Ericksson). Fotograf (Kalle Westerdahl). 164819 2002 Pipe Dream M DVD -R HQ 7275, 7276. Reporter (Michaela Conlin) 164820 2001 Piper N Keegan, John Piper Editor Tom Scanlon's wife has just drowned in the Jacuzzi at the home of a wealthy man, John Carlisle, Tom's boss. For their daughter, it is the end of the world as she knows it. 164821 1899 Pippins SS USC Baker, Ray Standard Cub Reporter 164822 1995 Piranha MT News Media. TV Newscaster #1 (Kevin Contreras). Newscaster #2 (Christopher Murphy). Newscaster #3 (Rob Kerchner). 164823 1999 Pirate of Her Own, A NR MacGregor, Kinley Reporter Serenity James, nosy Savannah reporter is barely tolerated in her father's newspaper office. All her life she has longed for adventure. Then she's kidnapped by the bold, sexy pirate known as the Sea Wolf, a dreaded pirate who stops English navy ships and frees impressed American sailors. Few know his real name and no one knows his past. Pirate's story fires up the reporter's imagination. She wants to expose the Sea Wolf and write the definitive article on his villainous activities. 164824 2008 Pirate’s Tale, A N Zwiggelaar, Gertjan Reporter Peter Mann for the Halifax Morning Post in 1775. The 25-year-old newspaper reporter and two female friends help a famous pirate escape from the Halifax jail. Realizing the three friends cannot go back, they join the pirate’s gang. They eventually set up a Swiss Family Robinson-type of existence in the Caicos Islands. Over the next six decades through the American and French revolutions, Peter becomes the quintessential pirate with a hook, a patch and a peg for a leg. Eventually he becomes the patriarch of a huge trading company, Cocteau & Mann. As his company becomes ever more successful, he is plagued by pirates and must battle them first hand. 164825 1983 Piratene MF Newsreader (Einar Lunde). 164826 1991 Pirates Island MT Newsreader (Carol Adams). Radio Announcer (Jamie Walter). 164827 1999 Pirates of Silicon Valley MT Photographer (Alexander Enberg). 164828 1915 Pirates of the Air: Tale of Modern Adventure, A NSF USC Gaillard, Stephen Reporter Tom Baldwin for the Chicago Courier. Winthrop of The Courier. Owner Armstrong. 164829 1927 Pirates of the Sky M Wilmont, Elaine (Story-Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Doris Reed (Wanda Hawley) covers the story of the disappearance of a mail plane. A man hired to investigate the missing plane quarrels with the reporter. She joins the gang he is trying to stop. When they are captured, the reporter tries to convince the gang leader she is in league with them, but she eventually helps the detective to capture the crooks. 164830 2005 Pissed M TV Reporter (Mark L. Walberg - TV News Reporter) 164831 1943 Pistol Packin' Mama M Photographer (Jack Gardner) 164832 1997 pistola de mi hermano, La MF Spain. Paparazzi (Nacho Leonardi / Natxo Leonardi). 164833 2001 Pit Pony: Famous T SVD 971, 907, 878 Episode Reporter. Willie becomes the focus of attention for a reporter writing about child labor 164834 2008 Pitch Black N Crandall, Susan Journalist Madison Wade decides to move to Philadelphia when one of her articles on violence in the city hits too close to home. Madison and her 14-year-old adopted son, Ethan, take refuge in Buckeye, a small town in eastern Tennessee where her father had grown up. Despite the tranquility, Madison and Ethan feel like outsiders. But the local sheriff is determine to welcome them to town and he immediately falls for the beautiful journalist from the city. Madison resists his advances, but he is persistent and unlike anyone she’s ever met before. As a romance develops between them, Madison becomes comfortable in the rural setting. Ethan makes a friend and Buckeye begins to feel like home. But a tragic death changes everything. When his friend’s father is murdered during a weekend camping trip, Ethan becomes the prime suspect. The sheriff’s investigation of the murder causes a rift in his relationship with Madison. As small town gossip builds a damaging case against Ethan, Madison races to discover the truth. Heartbroken and lost, she struggles to find anyone who will believe in her and Ethan despite their past. 164835 1983 Pitch Dark N OWN - H Adler, Renata Freelancer Kate. Martin Pix, leftist media executive 164836 1946 Pitsi M British Journalist (Nikolai Chaplygin). American Journalist Rogers (Maksim Shtraukh). 164837 1942 Pittsburgh M L Reporter (Ray Walker). Photographer at War Rally (Eddie Hall). Newspaper Headlines. Cynical reporters 164838 1941 Pittsburgh Kid, The M Cohen, Octavus Roy (Story - "Kid Tinsel"). Earl Felton, Houston Branch (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter Cliff Halliday (Dick Purcell) gives publicity to a box who wants to join a more aggressive promoter when his manager dies. But late manager's daughter holds him to his contract to protect him. She gets the fighter several successful fights. When he is accused of murder, the sportswriter helps to clear him. Fighter is losing big bout until his lover shows up and inspires him to victory. 164839 1965 Pity About the Abbey MT TV Interviewer (Fyffe Robertson). 164840 1965 Pity the Honest NM Lacy, Ed News Media. 164841 1981 Pixote: A Lei do Mais Fraco MF Brazil Reporters (Luiz Serra, Damaceno Pilho). 164842 2009 Pizza Story, The M News Media. TV News Anchor (Allen Facemire). Eight-year-old girl takes a big journey to find her father who is stationed in Iraq. 164843 1955 Pizzicato Pussycat C News Media. Jones call the press and soon reporters and photographers besiege the place. Press and public. 164844 2001 Placard, Le MF Photographer (Joel Demarty). 164845 1969 Place in Hell, A (Un Posto All'Inferno) aka Commando Attack M Bolzoni, Adriano (Story-Screenplay) Italy - Ness Book War Correspondent leads a small band of soldiers attempting to destroy secret military base on island inhabited by enemy. Correspondent becomes stranded on island with prostitute and a Marine after escaping from bombing raid. Joined by other Marines and British lieutenant. Reporter is also a major and when not making speeches about futility of war or trying to locate a canteen with liquor in it, leads men in attack on the base. Only he and Marine who first brought him to island escape alive. As they sail away, reporter provides final voice-over comment on senselessness of war. Journalist acts more like a soldier than reporter. Fought Reds in Spain. Wrote book, "Live and Let Live." 164846 2000 Place of Execution, A NM McDermid, Val Journalist Catherine Heathcote revisits the case 30 years later of a landowner in an isolated English hamlet that is hanged for the rape and murder of his 13-year-old stepdaughter. Heathcote is writing about the death of the 13-year-old girl at the hands of her pedophile stepfather. Just as she is putting finishing touches on the book, the detective-inspector sends a letter demanding she stop publication and refuses to tell her why. Her gripping account of a detective inspector's investigation, written 25 years after the 1963 slaying and based on interviews with the now-retired inspector is a story-within-a-story, the centerpiece of the novel Criteria in journalism to decide at what point facts coalesce into something we call truth. And how journalists can manipulate our perceptions along the way. When ambitious Heathcote retells story, she believes she is giving voice to the truth. She remembers murder as one of several rural kidnappings that haunted her childhood. When she discovers her friend's fiancé is detective's son, she doesn't hesitate to exploit this connection to write a book she hopes will revitalize her journalism career 164847 2004 Place of Hiding, A NM George, Elizabeth Photographer Deborah Alcourt-St. James and her husband Simon attend the reading of the will before family and friends of one of the island Guernsey's wealthiest inhabits and main benefactor. Forced as a child to flee the Nazis in Paris, the man was engaged in his latest project when he died on an isolated beach: a museum in honor of those who resisted the German occupation of the island during World War II. Debora and Simon discover that everyone on the island seems to have something to hide: his wives, his business associates, his current mistress, underprivileged teenagers he mentored, even someone from the Nazi occupation of the island. And behind the lies and alibis, a killer is lurking. The St. James' delve into the man's dark history and into the troubled psyche of someone who may have exacted retribution for the most unspeakable crime of all. Simon is a forensic scientist. 164848 1986 Place of Weeping, A M South Africa. Ness News Media 164849 2003 place parmi les vivants, Une MF Newspaper Boy (Horatiu Bob). Mediocre pulp novelist is approached by a stranger claiming to be a serial killer with a proposition to chronicle his crimes. 164850 1993 Place To Be Loved, A MT News Media. First Reporter (Bruce Newbold). Second Reporter (Robin Groth). 164851 1997 Place To Call Home, A NR Smith, Deborah Reporter Claire Maloney is a prize-winning journalist who has been badly injured while fleeing a wife-batterer who's angry about one of her stories. When she was 9 and a spoiled daughter of a large prominent family, is hit and almost raped before the man's son kills him. Now it's 20 years later, and the man seeks her out. The two fall back into love. 164852 1953 Place to Stand, A NM GPL Bridge, Ann #1 Julia Probyn Series Journalist freelancing for Yorkshire Post. Julia Probyn works from time to time as a freelance journalist for several English weeklies and at least one provincial daily. Journalist Sam Harrison "is just a journalist." 164853 2006 Places the Dead Call Home N Hall, Paul L. Reporter Jeffrey Bonus and his traveling companion, Jeannette Koskos, arrive in Phoenix with questions for a man who manages a bar and sells drugs on the side. Bonus wants to know about the death of his father, a highly decorated army colonel. Bonus wants to learn the true fate of his father who in 1977 lies in the pool of his own blood on an army base in Virginia. 164854 1992 Plagiarist, The N OWN - H Cheever, Benjamin Journalist Arthur Prentice, suburban journalist now working for the American Reader, which has a world-wide readership. He's the son of Icarus Prentice, an aging acerbic alcoholic much-acclaimed American writer. 164855 2005 Plague City: SARS in Toronto DT Canada TV Newscaster (Caroline Redekopp). Reporter (Jarret Wright). 164856 1983 Plague Dogs, The M Editor (Bill Maynard) 164857 2003 Plague Journal: Children of the Last Days N O’Brien, Michael D. Editor Nathaniel Delaney is the conservative editor of a small-town newspaper in North America is faced with the greatest crisis of his life. As he and his family are hunted down by a police state seeking to crush all freedom, the editor chronicles his struggle of a thoroughly modern man put to the ultimate test, a man who in losing himself finds himself, in The Plague Journal. Delaney writes about his friendship with a local doctor, and his attempts to escape, with his children, from a totalitarian Canadian government that seeks to silence him. 164858 1948 Plague, The N OWN - H Camus, Albert Journalist Raymond Rambert from Paris. Caught in exile when the city is quarantined because of the plague. Resorts to various means to escape. Personifies those who feel no involvement with the problems of others. When escape from the city becomes a reality, he declines his freedom and in common decency, does his job: to fight the plague. The journalist becomes a volunteer on the sanitation teams. 164859 1992 Plague, The M DVD -R HQ 3424, 3425 Camus, Albert (Novel). Luis Puenzo (Screenplay) Ness Book French TV Reporters Jean Tarrou (Jean-Marc Barr) and Martine Rambert (Sandrine Bonnaire) come to South America to do a story on two students killed during a demonstration. They get bumped from a plane, find themselves trapped in a plague-infested city Tarrou decides to remain when the city is evacuated because he does not want to miss out on a story. He volunteers at a hospital and tells the doctor, "I've spent my life watching other people do things. I feel like a deserter." When Rambert tries to make arrangements to get out of the city, she is trapped and imprisoned in a stadium. Tarrou survives an attack of the plague but is shot by a crazed man. Tarrou is a voyeur who tells an observer, "I collect people." He is contemptuous of TV news commentary he hears about the plague. Growing dissatisfaction with his profession before his death. 164860 2010 Plain Jayne NJ Lodge, Hillary Manton #1 Plain and Simple Series Reporter Jayne Tate loves her life as it is -- living in a big city, working as a reporter for a fast-paced newspaper, and dating a guy who knows nothing about her past. When her father passes away though, she’s forced to take another look at what she wants out of life. After losing out on the big career opportunity she was hoping for, she decides to escape to Oregon Amish country seeking solace and maybe a big story. Even in the land of buggies and bonnets, Jayne finds life more complicated than she expected. Can she persuade herself that her growing friendship with the mysterious and handsome Levi Burkholder is just about research? And what’s a latte-drinking laptop-using, motorcycle-riding reporter to do when this new life starts to change her? 164861 1962 Plain Man, The NM MLPL Symons, Julian Editor Charles Kirton, editor of Crime Today, part of Ocky Gaye's small but rather powerful publishing empire. Boy Kirton. Dexter Welcome editor of The Plain Man. Francie Lake, once Ocky's mistress, also worked for Ocky. She is murdered 164862 1860 Plain or Ringlets? N Surtees, Robert Smith Press 164863 2004 Plain Truth MT DVD -R HQ 7966, 7967 News Media. First Reporter (Bruce Graham). Second Reporter (Jim Swansburg). 164864 1999 Plainsong N Haruf, Kent Newsboys. Newspaper Boys Ike and Bobby 164865 1950 Plaintiff in a Pretty Hat P MLPL Williams, Hugh and Margaret Index Plays, 1944-1964 Press 164866 1952 Plaisir, Le MF Journalist (Michele Vadet) 164867 1958 Plan 9 From Outer Space M DVD -R HQ 7057, 7050. L Los Angeles TV Host Criswell Predicts (Jeron King Criswell) 164868 2004 Plan-ilta lapelle TF Finland Hosts and Reporters (Ripsa Koskinen-Papunen, Mikko Kuustonen, Jenni Paaskysaari - Themselves). 164869 1995 Plan, The N Cannell, Stephen J. Weinberg List Journalist 164870 2005 Planespotting MT Radio Reporter (Ella Kenion). 164871 2001 Planet Alex MF Germany Interviewer (Milena Fessmann). 164872 2005 Planet Athens M Greece TV Reporter watches her life turn upside down. Journalist (Leda Matsaggou). August 2004, Athens. 164873 1953 Planet of the Apes NSF OWN - P Boulle, Pierre Journalist Ulysse Merou, a little-known journalist who had met the professor as a result of an interview. Suggested taking me with him after learning that I had no family and played chess reasonably well. "This was an outstanding opportunity for a young journalist. Even if my story was not to be published for 800 years, perhaps for that very reason it would have unusual value. I had accepted with enthusiasm." 164874 1968 Planet of the Apes M Photographer, Gorilla (Robert Lombardo) 164875 2004 Planet of the Pitts M News Media. NBC News Anchor Fay Kennedy (Sofia Shinas). Phoenix Sisco Super Publicist (Al Friede). 164876 2004 Planet Voice: TF Denmark. Series 2004- Interviewers (Rico Corneliussen, 2005-2007), Ditte Campion (2005-2007), Casper Christensen, 2006). Hosts (Stine Ternstrom, 2004-2007), Mikkel Kryger Rasmussen (2005-2007), Laurie (2007), Victor Moreno (2006-2007), Anne Rani (2006), Le Rune Gammeltoft (2004). 164877 2006 Planet Voice: Mod Darin I Planet Voice T Episode #15. 9-5-2006 Reporter-Host Ditte Campion. Hosts Rico Corneliussen, Mikkel Kryger Rasmussen, Stine Ternstrom, Le Rune Gammeltoft, 164878 2006 Planet Voice: Mod: Weird Al Yankovic TF Denmark. Episode #28. 11-24-2006 Interviewers-Hosts (Rico Corneliussen). Hosts (Mikkel Kryger Rasmussen, Stine Ternstrom, Le Rune Gammeltoft). 164879 1979 Plank, The MT Photographer (Frankie Howard) 164880 2003 Planman, The MT News Media. News Reporter (Cas Harkins). Reporter (Nicole Marie Hood). 164881 1925 Plant-Thing, The SSF MacReady, R.G. Press 164882 1907 Plantagent Hock, Hero!: Lady of Luzon, The SS USC Bronson-Howard, George Journalist Plantagent Hock. The Clarion. Author was a war correspondent, dramatic critic, playwright and novelist. It is chiefly to get back at (the managing editor of the Clarion) that I am writing the true story of my adventures. He it was who first played me up for a hero in his sheet, that terrible, blasting reputation of which I have never been able to rid myself First adventures in The Popular Magazine, March through July 1907, five stories. 164883 1916 Planter of Malata SS USC Conrad, Joseph Editor Renouard, editor and part-owner of a newspaper in a great colonial city. 164884 1976 Plants, The N OWN - H McKenney, Kenneth TV Science Reporter Philip Monk 164885 2004 Plastic Migration M Reporter (Andrea Lyman). Camera (Todd Poudrier). 164886 2005 Plastic Persuasion: One Father’s Quest to Understand N Fowler, Lori Ann Journalist Carson Scott is assigned to interview the very surgeon his middle-aged wife, Michaela, has chosen to give her a facelift. When he sees his wife in the doctor’s office for her facelift consult, he must figure out a way to convince her how beautiful she really is. Their daughter, Alexa, finds herself torn between her own desires for beauty and her admiration towards her father. 164887 1968 Plate of Red Herrings, A NM OWN - H Lockridge, Richard Editorial Staff of the Home Guardian. Bryan Colley, former program coordinator of the United Broadcasting Network. Executive editor of the Home Guardian. 164888 1997 Platinum MT Reporter #1 (Noel Baker). 164889 1931 Platinum Blonde M DVD -R HQ 10530, 10531. SVDSP 547. SV 102. VHS 1600B Chandlee, Harry E. and Douglas W. Churchill (Story). Jo Swerling (Adaptation). Robert Riskin, Dialogue. Directed by Frank Capra Reporter Stew Smith (Robert Williams), wisecracking reporter who wants to be a novelist. Girl Reporter Gallagher (Loretta Young). Conroy, the Editor (Edmund Breese). Reporters (Tom London, Eddy Chandler, Charles Jordan). Joe, a Reporter (Hal Price). Variety, 11/3/31: "The newspaper background is prominent in this original, and for once it's 100% natural. A paper's office looks like the McCoy, as do the newsmen in and out of their working hours, from good reportorial work down to serous drinking." "You wouldn't know news if you fell in a mess of it nose first." 164890 2006 Platinum Illusions M Reporter (Kendra Sue Waldman). 164891 2005 Platinum Rush MT Reporter (Caroline Redekopp) 164892 1995 Platypus Man: 9 1/2 Days T Episode #2. 1-30-1995 Editor (Joe Keyes). Host Richard Jeni of a TV cooking show where he dished out recipes and yet couldn't take his own advice. 164893 1995 Platypus Man: Episode One (aka Pilot) T Episode #1. 1-23-1995. UPN Series 1-23-1995 to 5-15-1995 Sportswriter sets up Paige on a blind date with a married man. Host Richard Jeni of a TV cooking show where he dished out recipes and yet couldn't take his own advice. 164894 2003 Play as Ball M Reporter (Lisa Lee) is a pushy reporter 164895 1983 Play Catch M Investigative Reporter looks into criminal activities 164896 1978 Play for Today: After-Dinner Joke, The T UK. Episode #174. 2-14-1978 Journalist (Tom Georgeson). 164897 1970 Play for Today: Angels Are So Few T Potter, Dennis Episode #4. 11-5-1970 Interviewer (Kenneth Ives). Storyteller (Beryl Cook). 164898 1981 Play for Today: Beyond the Pale T UK. Episode #235. 1-6-1981 Photographer (Harvey Levi). 164899 1978 Play For Today: Destiny T Episode #172. 1-31-1978 Newsreader (Astley Jones). 164900 1980 Play for Today: Dreams of Leaving T Hare, David Episode #210. 1-UK. 17-1980. Anthology series of plays, 1970-1984. Journalist William (Bill Nighy) moves to London and gets caught up in the big city and his romance with a rich debutante. News Media. Drunken Journalist (David Ryall). 164901 1974 Play for Today: Eleanor T UK. Episode #98. 12-12-1974 Photographer (George Balentine). 164902 1970 Play For Today: Emergency Channel, The T Episode #73. 11-8-1973 Literary Editor (Ian Marter). 164903 1976 Play for Today: Happy Hunting Ground, The T UK. Episode #129. 2-10-1976 Photographer (Allen Cutler). 164904 1974 Play For Today: Leeds United T Episode. 10-31-1974. Season #5. Episode #1. Radio Reporter (Bernard Atha). 164905 1970 Play for Today: Long Distance Piano Player, The T Episode #1. 10-15-1970 Reporter (Michael Francis). 164906 1978 Play For Today: Nina T Episode #176. 10-17-1978 TV Interviewer (Derek Brechin). 164907 1973 Play for Today: Only Make Believe T Potter, Dennis Episode #57. 2-12-1973 Interviewer (John Malcolm). Playwright Christopher Hudson (Keith Barron) finds his medical problem hinders his writing. He employs secretary Sandra George (Georgina Hale) and dictates his new play to her, but tensions soon develop between the two. 164908 1971 Play for Today: Reddick T UK. Episode #17. 2-18-1971. Newsman (David Clement). 164909 1977 Play for Today: Spend Spend Spend T Episode. 3-15-19777. Season #7. Episode #12). Public Relations Man (John Lyons). Public Relations Woman (Jane Lowe). First Reporter (Peter Mayock). Second Reporter (Andrew Bradford). 164910 1976 Play For Today: Story To Frighten the Children, A T Episode #128. 2-3-1976 News Film Editor (Robert Russell). News Film Crew (Peter Hall, John Murphy). 164911 1977 Play for Today: Stronger Than the Sun T UK. Episode #158. 10-18-1977 News Media. Yorkshire Journalist (Fred Gaunt). London Journalist (Tony Doyle). Radio Interviewer (Nick Ross). 164912 1971 Play For Today: Thank You Very Much T UK. Episode #28. 11-11-1971 Interviewers (Tania Robinson, Sally Adez). 164913 1982 Play For Tomorrow: Bright Eyes T Episode #2. 4-20-1982 TV Interviewer (Della Finch). TV Cameraman (Charles Baillie). 164914 1982 Play For Tomorrow: Nuclear Family, The T Episode #4. 5-4-1982 Newscaster (Gavin Campbell). 164915 1983 Play It Again NR Carr, Eleni Silhouette Special Edition #130 Reporter Stacy Lorimer had carried her hatred of film director Craig Ankers with her for years -- and now she had the perfect instrument of revenge. Stacy was a reporter and Craig hated reporters, but Stacy had accepted a legitimate job on his latest film and he would never know that he was harboring a spy in his own camp. While on location in Egypt, in the shadow of the Pyramids, she was forced to face the greatest mystery of all: love. 164916 1972 Play It Again, Sam M DVD -R HQ 3069, 3070. L Play: February 12, 1969 Film Journalist Allan Felix (Woody Allen), writes a column that appears monthly in a high-brow movie magazine. Neurotic journalist. 164917 1972 Play It As It Lays M Journalist (Tyne Daly) 164918 2000 Play It Forward M Reporter (Jay Mohr) tries to track down the pay it forward phenomenon. 164919 1999 Play It to the Bone M Shelton, Ron Sportswriters Al Bernstein, Reynaldo Rey. HBO Sports Commentators (Jim Lampley-Himself, Larry Merchant-Himself, George Foreman-Himself). Press Assistants (Debbie Caplan, Elizabeth Caplan). Ringside Sportswriters Ron Borges, Timothy Dahlberg, Bill Dwyre, Royce Feour, Bernard Fernandez, Tim Graham, Randy Harvey, Joe Hawk, Michael Katz, George Kimball, Doug Kirkorian, Jason Levin, Rick Reilly, Michael Rosenthal, Tim Smith, Steve Springer. Ringside Sportswriters Bert Randolph Sugar, Chris Thorne, Bruce Trampler. Ringside Photographer Michael A. Rizza. 164920 1966 Play of the Month: Devil's Eggshell, The T UK. Episode #9. 6-28-1966 Interviewer (P.J. Kavanagh). 164921 1966 Play of the Month: Lee Oswald Assassin MT UK News Media. Reporters (Glenn Beck, David Cargill, Grant Taylor, Harry Tierne, Thick Wilson). British Reporter (Leo Britt). Photographers (Sidney Cosson, Tony Sibbald). Radio Announcer (David Healy). Television Announcer (Norman Pilkington). Narrator (Kenneth Allsop). 164922 1533 Play of the Weather, The P COPY Heywood, John In "Dramatic Writings of John Heywood, The." News. Vice Merry Report, The is the Cryer. "For my name, reporting always truly, What hurt to report a sad matter merrily? …And if I had not handled it merrily, Perchance she might have taken it heavily." 164923 1962 Play of the Week: Freedom in September MT News Media. Second Reporter (Frank Tregear). Soviet musician missing from his hotel wanders through London trying to contact people he has met and known in Russia. 164924 2003 Playas Ball M News Media. Pushy Reporter (Lisa Lee). Reporter (Leticia Castillo). 164925 2003 Playas del silencio DF Argentina Interviewers Simon Garcia Mayer, Martin Moreno, Pablo Torello. 164926 1969 Playboy After Dark T Host (Hugh Hefner) 164927 1995 Playboy Girls of Radio: Talk, Rock and Shock DT News Producer Malissa Champine, Detroit, Michigan. Talk Show Hostess Seka, WLUP 97.9 Chicago, Illinois. Talk Show Host Tracy Ray, WFTL 1400 AM Ft. Lauderdale, FL. On-Air Talent Vanessa Conner, WHHH 96.3 FM Indianapolis, IN. On Air Talent Diane Ray, WSHE 103.5 Miami, FL. On-Air Talent Tricia Thomas, WHTZ 100.3 FM New York, NY. On-Air Talent Guadalupe Davina, KXEB 91.0 Dallas, TX. On Aire Talent Janet Layne, Springfield MO. Traffic Girl Joy Pons, WQSR 105.7 FM Baltimore, MD. On Air Talent Shelly Jones, Ron & Ron Radio Network. On Air Talent Christopher Rude, WKLS 96.1 FM Atlanta, GA. 164928 2004 Playboy: 50 Years of Playmates DT Magazine. Documentary on Playboy magazine. Editor-in-Chief Hugh M. Hefner (Himself). TV Host Jimmy Kimmel (Himself). TV Host Adam Carolla (Himself). Senior Photo Editor Kevin Kuster (Himself). Photography Director Gary Cole (Himself). Senior Contributing Photographer Arny Freytag (Himself). West Coast Photo Editor Marilyn Grabowski (Herself). TV Host Robin Leach (Himself). Special Editions Senior Editor Jeff Cohen (Himself). Photographer David LaChapelle (Himself). Playboy Photographers Pompeo Posar, Richard Fegley, Mario Casilli, Dwight Hooker, Stephen Wayda (Themselves). 164929 1998 Playboy: Story of X, The DT Adult Publisher Hugh Hefner, Playboy. Publisher Al Goldstein. One Hundred years of adult film and its stars. Film Reviewer Michael Medved. Film Critic Mike Weldon. 164930 1979 Playboy's 25th Anniversary Celebration T Host (Hugh Hefner) 164931 2001 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 15 C SVD 1154 Episode #15. Adult TV Anchorwoman Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero. Lacy poses as a prostitute to uncover Dr. Dick's secret. 164932 2000 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 4 C SVD 1492 Episode #4. 10-22-2000. Reporter resolves to unmask Justina, the superhero identity of a TV anchorwoman. 164933 2000 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 1 C Episode #1. 9-3-2000. Series 9-3-2000- Adult. Playboy animated series TV Anchor Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero. Sexy superhero protects Metro City. 164934 2001 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 10 C SVD 931 Episode #10. Adult TV Anchorwoman Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero. Justina gets her man. 164935 2001 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 11 C SVD 960 Episode #11. 4-22-2001. Adult TV Anchorwoman Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero. Gang crosses from the wrong side of the tracks. 164936 2001 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 12 C Episode #12. 4-29-2001 TV Anchor Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero. Lacy's secret life emerges. 164937 2001 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 13 C SVD 887 Episode #13. 5-6-2001 TV Anchorwoman Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero. Sexy vigilante thwarts evil. 164938 2001 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 14 C Episode #14. 5-13-2001 TV Anchor Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero. Her identity may be revealed. 164939 2001 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 16 C Episode #16. 8-26-2001 TV Anchor Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero falls through a manhole and into an alternate reality. 164940 2001 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 17 C Episode #17. 9-2-2001 TV Anchor Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero gets hypnotized. Mr. Big creates sleeping gas. 164941 2002 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 18 C Episode #18. 9-9-2001 TV Anchor Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero and is overcome with revenge. 164942 2001 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 19 C SVD 1118 Episode #19. 9-16-1002. Adult TV Anchorwoman Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero. Justina prepares to make her move. 164943 2000 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 2 C SVD 869 Episode #2. 9-3-2000. Adult TV Anchorwoman Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero. Morell DeKay takes a police officer hostage. 164944 2002 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 20 C Episode #20. 9-23-2001 TV Anchor Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero. AN in-depth look at the actors of "Dark Justice." 164945 2000 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 3 C Episode #3. 10-15-2000 TV Anchor Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero. A virus leaves the men impotent. 164946 2000 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 5 C SVD 1179 Episode #5. 10-29-2000. Adult TV Anchorwoman Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero. She is pursued by a nosy reporter who unmasks Justina. 164947 2000 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 6 C SVD 869, 950 Episode #6. 11-5-2000. Adult TV Anchorwoman Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service of Metro City turns into a superhero. Newswriter fights crime. 164948 2000 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 7 C Episode #7. 11-12-2000 TV Anchor Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero who defends her futuristic city. 164949 2001 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 8 C SVD 950 Episode #8. 11-19-2000Adult TV Anchorwoman Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero. Lacey's day includes drama and disaster. 164950 2001 Playboy's Dark Justice: Volume 9 C Episode #9. 4-8-2001 TV Anchor Lacy White of PNS Propaganda News Service turns into a superhero who kicks bad guys where it hurts. 164951 1959 Playboy's Penthouse DT Host Hugh Hefner, Playboy Magazine 164952 1930 Player, The R Series - Late 1940s Press 164953 1991 Player, The M L Entertainment Journalists Charles Champlin and Leeza Gibbons included in real-life participants 164954 1979 Players M Commentator (Dan Maskell - Himself) for Wimbledon BBC Tennis. 164955 1998 Players Club, The M DVD -R HQ 5335, 5336. SVD 764 Aspiring Journalist and Single mother Diana (Lisa Raye) takes a job as an exotic dancer to finance her education. Shows her in journalism classes. 164956 1997 Players: Con Artist T Episode #4. 11-7-1997 Reporter (James H. Lurie). 164957 1954 Playgirl M Publisher Mike Marsh (Barry Sullivan) of a photo magazine, a nightclub singer's lover and unhappy married man, begins to fall in love with her out-of-town friend who is learning about Big City life. Newsman (Donald Kerr). Newspaper Man (Joel Allen). Newspaper Man (Lance Fuller). Newscaster (Ken Peters). Fashion Editor (Sarah Spencer). Photographer Jonathan Hughes (Dave Barry). The girls quarrel and the publisher is shot. Nightclub singer hits the skids doesn't speak to her friend. Then she learns her friend is to be used unwittingly as a decoy in a murder and comes to her friend's rescue. 164958 1960 Playgirl After Dark (aka Too Hot To Handle) M SV 62 AFI-Journalists French Journalist (Karl Boehm) in league with local hoodlums 164959 2003 Playhouse M News Media. Reporter #1 (Laura Romeo). 164960 1957 Playhouse 90: Around the World in 90 Minutes T Episode. 10-17-1957. Series 1956-1961. Reporter Walter Cronkite. 164961 1958 Playhouse 90: No Time at All T Episode #62. 2-13-1958 Editor (Jack Mulhall). Host (Everett Sloane). 164962 1956 Playhouse 90: Requiem for a Heavyweight T Episode #2. 10-11-1956 Photographer (Lyn Osborn). Fight Announcer (Joe Abdullah). 164963 1988 Playing Big (aka Bolshaya igra. Aka ??????? ???? MT Semyonov, Julian (screenplay based on the novel, “The Press Center”) Soviet Union, Bulgaria. 390 minutes TV serial. Bulgarian Reporter is badly wounded shortly after a military coup in a Latin American country in which the millionaire Grazio, who had been financing a nationwide unified power system project, is killed. A Russian writer, Dimitry Stepanov joins the investigation. 164964 1994 Playing Cupid NR Fletcher, Donna Newspaperman in the small town injures his arm and relentless matchmaker Maisie Parker calls dressmaker and amateur nurse Jane Carson to set his arm. Maisie’s twin sister, Minnie, not to be outdone at playing cupid, comes up with her own suitor for Jane. 164965 1999 Playing Dead NM Belsky, Richard G. (R.G.) Reporter Joe Dougherty of the New York Banner was disgraced and fired for fabricating an article. Now he is summoned by a serial killer called Felix the Cat to hear his deathbed confession -- he played only a part of a larger conspiracy. Felix predictably dies before he can name his co-killers who are still active and at large leaving Dougherty a list of their victims -- two of whom are Joe's long-dead wife and son. Hired back by the tabloid New York Banner, Joe's passion for reporting is reawakened as he falls for one of the lead suspects. He struggles to recover his reporting chops as he solves the case. 164966 2007 Playing for Pizza NM Grisham, John Sports Media. Third-stringer Cleveland Browns' quarterback messes up a sure victory with a fourth-quarter meltdown that makes him a national punch line. The only team that will now hire him is the Panthers -- in Parma, Italy. 164967 1923 Playing It Wild M Baker, C. Graham (Story-Scenario) AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Newspaper Owner Jerry Hoskins (William Duncan) wins a newspaper in a poker game and vows to rid town of crooked sheriff. Paper is caught up in fight over the election of a new sheriff. Hoskins lets the former editor carry on the battle while he puts into motion his own plan. Disguising himself as an outlaw, he ridicules the present sheriff and claims to be afraid of the other candidate, who gets elected. He also finds time to fall in love with former editor's daughter. 164968 2000 Playing the Field: Sports and Sex in America DT Sports Journalist Robert Lipsyte. Journalist Christine Brennan. Journalist-Author Dick Schaap. Historians Allen Guttman, Susan Cahn. Author Mariah Burton Nelson. Narrator Live Schreiber. 164969 1989 Playing the Game SS USC Campbell, R News Media 164970 2003 Playmakers: Choice (Part 1) T Episode #3. 9-9-2003 News Media. Reporter (Jennifer Hedger). 164971 2003 Playmakers: Choice, The (Part 2) T SVD 1436 Episode #4. 9-16-2003 News Media. Reporter (J.C. Kenny). Reporter #3 (Greg Mapp) 164972 2003 Playmakers: Down and Distance T Episode #8. 10-14-2003 TV Reporter Samantha Lovett (Thea Andrews). Olczyk prepares to face his nemesis, a lightning fast quarterback who is the talk of the league. Coach George gets some depressing news about how sick he is. McConnell's halftime hookup comes back to haunt him when she drops a major bomb. 164973 2003 Playmakers: Game Day (aka Premiere) T Episode #1. 8-26-2003. Series 8-26-2003 to 11-11-2003 Sportswriters. A professional football team looks with unblinking candor beyond Sunday's glory, "good guy" endorsements and super-jock celebrity. It's six hours to kick-off and everyone is getting ready for the biggest game of the season so far. 164974 2003 Playmakers: Halftime T Episode #5. 9-23-2003 Sportswriters. 164975 2003 Playmakers: Man in Motion T SVD 1442 Episode #6. 9-30-2003 Investigative Reporter Samantha Lovett (Thea Andrews), sexy and knowledgeable, looks into charges of domestic abuse by one of the team's top running backs. He gets his wife to lie for him, then recants at end of episode and asks Samantha for another interview. 164976 2003 Playmakers: Outing, The T Episode #9. 10-28-2003 TV Reporter Samantha Lovett (Thea Andrews). Guerwitcz asks August to marry him to avoid people finding out he's gay. The news upsets David who outs him to the whole team at practice. Leon gets mad at Olczyk over midseason contract negotiations. 164977 2003 Playmakers: Piss Man, The T Episode #2. 9-2-2003 Sportswriters. League drug testing official (aka "The Piss Man") is coming and no one knows which two players are on the list. 164978 2003 Playmakers: Talk Radio T Episode #7. 10-7-2003 Sportscaster Jim Rome and Sports Columnist Bill Plaschke (Themselves). Leon and Robin's decision to go public leads to legal problems. Coach George sees a doctor and gets bad news. 164979 2003 Playmakers: Tenth of a Second T Episode #10. 11-4-2003 Sportswriters. Leon finds out he's not getting his contract renewed, which gets him to take measurements to assure a new contract with the team. 164980 2003 Playmakers: Week 17 T Episode #11. 11-11-2003 News Media. Reporter (Christine Donato). Leon auditions for a sportscaster's job at the station where Reporter Samantha Lovett works once he realizes his future in the league is in question. 164981 1969 Playmates M AFI-Photographers Photographer 164982 1941 Playmates M DVD -R HQ 3715, 3716. Press Agent Lulu Monahan (Patsy Kelly). Radio Commentator (Vinton Haworth). Photographer Tommy (Dave Willock). 164983 1942 Plays for America R Series Press 164984 1704 Pleasant Dialogue Between the Pillory and Daniel DeFoe, A PO USC Brown, Thomas News 164985 1896 Pleasant Evening, A SS USC Chambers, Robert In "Maker of Moons, The." Illustrator Hilton works for Manhattan Illustrated Weekly, the best-paying, best illustrated paper in America. Mr. Jamison editor. 164986 1908 Pleasant Invective Against Printing, A PO USC Dobson, Austin Press. "The Press is too much with us, small and great…" 164987 1998 Pleasantville M TV Weatherman (Gerald Emerick). Paperboy (Jason Maves). 164988 2001 Please Don't Burn My Beaver M TV Anchorman (Tony Devon). 164989 1960 Please Don't Eat the Daisies M DVD -R HQ 1863, 1864. L Kerr, Jean (Book). Isobel Lennart (Screenplay) Ness Book Drama Critic Lawrence Mackay (David Niven) goes from drama professor at Columbia to become one of the "holy seven" New York newspaper drama critics. Mackay's students question how he will remain fair now that he is part of the inner circle. Objectivity is challenged on first assignment. Covers play produced by a friend that turns out to be a bomb. Decides he can't begin his new profession by writing a dishonest review. Prepares extremely delicate negative notice. Slapped in face by actress. Photographers capture moment. More he gets involved with job, less time he spends with family. Wife gets a play for a small town drama society from producer who gives her play critic wrote years ago. Critic recognizes play, tries to cancel production. Critic decides to beat producer to the punch. Writes column acknowledging he wrote play and that it stinks. Reinforced his conviction as critic to shout "tripe whenever tripe is served." Critic expresses regret he has become a force to be feared. "I'm a first-string critic. A sitting duck. The man you love to hate." Interviewer (Frank Wilcox). Photographer (Wilson Wood) 164990 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: A-hunting We Will Go T Episode #33. 10-1-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Entertaining the wild house guest of Broadway 164991 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: And What Does Your Husband Do? T Episode #42. 12-3-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers. TV Interviewer (George Fenneman). Joan wins an award. 164992 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: At Home With the Family T Episode #34. 10-8-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers College TV demands a lot of preparation. 164993 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Big Brass Blonde, The T Episode #15. 12-21-1965 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Star shines on Jean's play. 164994 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Big Man On Campus T Episode #26. 3-22-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Jim wants to read Joan's play before she is done writing it. 164995 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Big Train, The T Episode #7. 10-26-1965 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Mr. Hewley has a tall tale in a bad storm. 164996 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Black Is the Color of My Love's Eye T Episode #37. 10-29-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Girls hit hard. 164997 1967 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Cupid Machine, The T Episode #47. 1-21-1967 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers. Nash signs up with a computer dating service in order to write an article trying to find the ideal computer mate. 164998 1967 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Day the Play Got Away, The T Episode #58. 4-22-1967 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Jim writes a play. 164999 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Dinner on the Rocks T Episode #4. 10-5-1965 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Clambake Joan prepares for Jim's faculty friends proves strictly for the birds. 165000 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Don't Fool Around With the Man Upstairs T Episode #11.11-23-1965 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Joan plays hooky from Sunday School to go to a carnival. 165001 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: End of the Trailer, The T Episode #39. 11-12-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers How not to sell a white elephant. 165002 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Guardian, The T Episode #44. 12-24-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Nash 1040 goes to an art auction. 165003 1967 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Help Wanted, Desperately T Episode #53. 3-4-1967 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers New maid sweeps through. 165004 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Holdouts, The T Episode #35. 10-15-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers. Boys try to get a share of the money Joan got for an article about their antics. Kids you write about are duty-free, aren't they? 165005 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: How About Two Gorillas? T Episode #2. 9-21-1965 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers We can't all be troupers. Jim and Joan volunteer at the school variety show. To their dismay, the other volunteers are all professional entertainers. 165006 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: How Now, Hausfrau? T Episode #25. 3-15-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers. Columnist Mal Huntley (Robert Emhardt) with a reputation-destroying newspaper, wants to interview Joan. He's known as a crusading columnist 165007 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: It's Lad By a Nose T Episode #14. 12-14-1965 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Joel might be allergic to Lad. 165008 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Just For Laughs T Episode #43. 12-10-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Household misadventures. 165009 1967 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Just While You're Resting T Episode #54. 3-11-1967 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Hired hindrance. 165010 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Leaning Tower of Ridgemont, The T Episode #28. 4-5-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Property is condemned. 165011 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Look Who's Talking. T Episode #6. 10-19-1965 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Rumor is -- Joan's expecting. 165012 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Magnificent Muldoon, The T Episode #27. 3-29-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Boys bail out a hobo. 165013 1967 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Matter of Concentration, A T Episode #57. 4-8-1967 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Hypnosis heals an unhappy husband. 165014 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Mine Is the Luck of the Irish T Episode #29. 4-12-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Joan's father, the uranium prospector. 165015 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Monster in the Basement, The T Episode #21. 2-1-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Broken furnace creates a crisis. 165016 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Move Over, Mozart T Episode #23. 2-22-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Joel has a genius potential for music. 165017 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: My Eldest Child T Episode #1. 9-14-1965. Series 9-14-1965 to 9-2-1967. 58 episodes. Based on Jean Kerr's book Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Publishing a column about your husband can get you in a whole heap of trouble. Joan writes a newspaper article that she believes will not have her name on it. Unfortunately, everyone in town finds out her secret identity. Jim is not as amused as the rest of the town. 165018 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: My Good Friend, Whatsis name T Episode #20. 1-25-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Jim can't place the face. 165019 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: My Mother's Name is Fred T Episode #32. 9-24-1996 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers. Nash sells an article to a girlie magazine under another name. Male pseudonym works for writers in a bind. Avoid interviews. 165020 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: My Son, the Actor T Episode #40. 11-19-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Call of the muse. 165021 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: My Son, the Genius T Episode #38. 11-5-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Keeping the little one normal. 165022 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Night of Knights T Episode #30. 4-19-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Strange doings in the old haunts. 165023 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Nobody's Perfect T Episode #19. 1-18-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Overlooked parking ticket leads to jail. 165024 1967 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: None So Righteous T Episode #50. 2-11-1967 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Righteous Brothers stay the night and fill in at a PTA recital. 165025 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Of Haunted Houses, Little Boys, and a Ghost Named Malcolm T Episode #41. 11-26-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Ghost Breakers. 165026 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Of Hitches and Stitches and Big Round Dogs T Episode #12. 11-30-1996 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Joan throws a big wedding for a sister-in-law. 165027 1967 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Officer of the Court, The T Episode #49. 2-4-1967 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Herb pro Jim. Herb v. Joan. 165028 1967 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Peace, It's Wonderful T Episode #45. 1-7-1967 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Neighbors quarrel. 165029 1967 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Pest in the House T Episode #52. 2-25-1967 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Herb migrates next door while his house is fumigated. 165030 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Pied Piper of Ridgemont, The T Episode #17. 1-4-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Joan's father returns from Africa. Messenger (Glen Eckenroth). 165031 1967 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Professor, Please! T Episode #56. 4-1-1967 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Student has a crush on Jim. 165032 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Purple Avenger, The T Episode #31. 9-17-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers. Photographer (Vince Howard). Superhero comes to town the Nashes knew from way back when. 165033 1967 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Remember Lake Serene? T Episode #51. 2-18-1967 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Happy bachelor. 165034 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Say Uncle T Episode #18. 1-11-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Dad and Mom must be spies. 165035 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Shape Up or Ship Out T Episode #9. 11-9-1965 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers New regime puts the older boys in charge of the twins. 165036 1967 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Silent Butler Spoke, The T Episode #46. 1-14-1967 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Ex-con gets another chance. 165037 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Somewhere George Is Calling T Episode #10. 11-16-1965 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Kyle and Joel conduct guided tours of the Nash house. 165038 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Swing That Indian Club T Episode #16. 12-28-1965 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Joel wishes to quit attending Indian Club meetings. 165039 1967 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Thing's The Play, The T Episode #48. 1-28-1967 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Joan wins a playwriting competition judged by Jim 165040 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Trouble Right Here in Ridgemont T Episode #36. 10-22-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Neighborhood raffle. 165041 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Two Seats on the Moon-Shot T Episode #8. 11-2-1965 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Joan plays a trick on Jim. 165042 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Very, Very Huckleberry T Episode #13. 12-7-1965 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers The boys' plan to float a raft they built concerns Joan. 165043 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: We're Bigger Than They Are, But… T Episode #5. 10-12-1965 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Twins have a field day because no one can tell them apart. 165044 1967 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: When I Was a Young Man T Episode #55. 3-25-1967 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Early days chez Nash. 165045 1965 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Who's Kicking That Gong Around T Episode #3. 9-28-1965 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers. Columnist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley) tries to write her column if the kids will let her. To avoid the household chaos, Joan retreats to the ivory tower to write. 165046 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Who's Walking Under the Bed? T Episode #24. 3-8-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Jim asks for a raise. 165047 1966 Please Don't Eat the Daisies: Wring Out the Welcome Mat T Episode #22. 2-15-1966 Freelance Magazine Journalist Joan Nash (Patricia Crowley), freelance magazine writer who writes under pen name of Joan Holliday, Ridgemont N.Y. family, James Nash (Mark Miller) an English professor. Raising four sons and two careers Leaky roof suggests it is time to sell the old place. 165048 1975 Please Omit Funeral NM Dolson, Hildegarde News Media 165049 1941 Please Pass the Poison SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, Feb. 1941 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 165050 1978 Please Stand By T TV Station in New Mexico. Frank Lambert (Richard Schaal) struggles to run TV station, KRDA, Ch. 4 from garage 165051 1959 Please Turn Over M Newspaper Boy (Paul Cole). 165052 1963 Please, Not Now! M AFI-Photographers Photographer 165053 1929 Pleasure Crazed M AFI-Authors Writer 165054 2008 Pleasure Exchange NR Fox, Cathryn Reporter Cathleen (Cat) Nichols is the sexy, nosy neighbor who lives next door to a super-brain blessed with the body of an Adonis who is heading up the research team entrusted with developing the greatest scientific breakthrough since Viagra. When she exposes the lab’s provocative work in a revealing article, the genius stud knows he’s found the perfect participation, a willing human subject for his research. Feminists are outraged and protest his efforts. Cat feels bad with what her article may have done to the researcher who was so cooperative with her. She had known him for a long time and though Cat has kept her feelings hidden, the research stud has been secretly stoking her inner fires for months. Now with his “wonder formula” tossed into the mix, their unleashed passion is off the charts, rocketing them together into the atmosphere of erotic ecstasy, no emotional strings attached. In the name of science and journalistic investigation, suddenly nothing is taboo. But what happens when their sizzling, sensual pleasure game starts to turn into the real thing? 165055 1966 Pleasure Girls, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 165056 1973 Pleasure Palace M Reporter (Lawrence Seligman). 165057 2007 Pleasure Seekers N Alers, Rochelle Fashion Editor Alana is a brilliant editor for today’s hottest fashion magazine. Faye is an award-winning advertising executive and Ilene is a captivatingly beautiful supermodel. Now all three women are caught in the whirlwind of the super rich and famous. They find themselves the objects of the desires of every man from movie stars, politicians, CEOs and rock stars to European royalty, men for whom there are no limits, nothing is too expensive, nothing is forbidden. From Manhattan to Paris to Southampton, their new worlds are a torrent of sensual delights and unlimited luxuries. But ultimately they realize that there’s only one thing more satisfying than money and power...love. 165058 1964 Pleasure Seekers, The M Secondari, John H. (Novel - "Coins in the Fountain"). Edith Sommer (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters/Newspapermen. Ness Book Reporter Pete Stenello (Gardner McKay) for news agency has an affair with an American woman who comes to Madrid and gets a job as secretary for the agency. She first falls in love with married Bureau Chief Paul Barton (Brian Keith). When Barton ends the relationship, the woman turns to reporter Stenello. She attends a party thrown by Barton and relationships are resolved. 165059 2007 Pleasure Trap, The NR Thornton, Elizabeth Gossip Columnist Angelo is a mysterious journalist whose columns have stirred up more than a little trouble among the upper class and caused at least one murder. Eve Dearing, a popular but anonymous author of gothic novels and Ash Denison, who has known many women, try to discover Angelo’s identity, to unmask the journalist who has rattled several members of the town by revealing their most intimate, most scandalous secrets. Ash encounters Eve, a bold, beautiful, irresistibly aloof writer. Eve is surprised to find Ash shockingly brash. When a fellow writer is brutally attacked and Eve becomes the killer’s next target, Ash surprises her by vowing not only to keep her safe but to win her heart. 165060 2004 Plebania: TF Poland. Episodes. Series 2000- News Media. TV Reporter (Magdalena Olszewska, 2006). Photographer (Czeslaw Bogdanski, 2004-2005). 165061 2006 Pledge This! M MTV Editor (Chad Muska). FHM Magazine is nominating a sorority of South Beach University in Miami, Florida for the "Best Sorority of the Year" with its wealthy president on the front cover of the next issue. She plots to have more "diversified" co-eds pledge her sorority to integrate her all-blond and wealthy sorority. 165062 1988 Pledge, The N OWN - H Fast, Howard Correspondent Bruce Bacon, courageous, articulate and professionally respected reporter, deals with McCarthyism. 165063 2001 Pledge, The M Reporter (Mavourneen Varcoe-Ryan), crime scene reporter. 165064 1965 Pleins feux sur Stanislas MF Interviewer (Pierre Tchernia -L'interviewer). 165065 1986 Pleintje, Het: T Episode #6. 3-9-1986 Journalists (Pierre Dechievre, Didier Delmotte). Journaliste, mevrouw Van Selleslagh (Brie Leloup). 165066 1999 Plenilunio MF Newsreader (Ana Blanco - Herself). 165067 1985 Plenty M Radio Interviewer (Alexander John) 165068 2004 Plot Against America, The N Roth, Philip News Media. Liberal journalists. Columnist Dorothy Thompson, real-life journalist and wife of Novelist Sinclair Lewis. Westbrook Pegler. A fictionalized "Walter Winchell" is an important character. 165069 1949 Plot for Murder, A (aka Murder Can Be Fun) NM OWN - P Brown, Fredric Former Reporter is disenchanted with his career and is writing a radio soap opera. He wants to create a new show, "Murder Can Be Fun." But then killings happen and the reporter's unpublished scripts are used as a template. 165070 1991 Plot to Kill Jackie Robinson, The NM MLPL Honig, Donald Sportswriter Joe Tinker back from World War II in 1947 to write about sports for the New York Daily News. Sally writes society news. 165071 1948 Plot to Kill Roosevelt, The M Press 165072 1995 Plot Twist N Adams, Eric Journalist Jordan Stone writes true crime books and made-for-TV movies. When his son is kidnapped, the media go into overdrive. He has to face the medium situation from the other side now. Some believe Stone concocted the abduction himself as a publicity stunt to increase book sales, but the ransom demand appears. It's not money the kidnapper wants, it's Jordan's severed hands. 165073 1967 Plot, The N OWN - H Wallace, Irving Correspondent Hazel Smith, embittered foreign correspondent and discarded mistress. Jay Thomas Doyle, a once-renown columnist, now a helpless glutton seeking to recapture his lost fame. 165074 2003 Plot, The N Lamarche, Kathleeen Reporter Cassandra Hart receives an urgent phone call form her father, a renowned journalist, who is on the verge of exposing a plot that will influence the Presidential election three months away and possibly change the course of history. When she is forced to assume quest, she races against time in labyrinth of deception, intrigue and murder that reaches from nation's capitol to Tallahassee Florida where she discovers proof that the conspiracy extends to the highest levels of government. In collusion with the mass media, the conspirators are poised to gain ultimate control of the world's resources and governments -- in the name of "peace." As those she trusts are killed, discredited or otherwise taken from her, Hart is increasingly isolated but determined to expose the betrayal, unaware that her wealthy and influential godfather is equally determined to stop her. Except for the help of a Washington D.C. detective she alone stands between democracy and the new world order. 165075 1712 Plotter Found Out, The: Or, Mine Arse in a Band-Box PO USC Anonymous News 165076 2000 Plotters, The N Caillou, Alan American Newspaper Michael Benasque was bumming around Caracas, out of a job, out of money, out of luck. Then a high government official falls ill with a terrible and dreaded disease. An American citizen vanishes without a trace from a lonely railroad station. A parachutist drops through the silent night into the shelter of a dense forest. Only the plotters know that these isolated happenings are all part of a master plan, a daring attempt to overthrow a cut-throat dictator who does not hesitate to maim or murder anyone who makes a try for freedom. Benasque agrees to become the central figure in a plot to overthrow a dictator -- a plot that was daring and desperate, that could bring wealth or sudden death. 165077 1910 Plough and the Cross, The N USC O'Ryan, W.P. Editor Fergus O'Hagan. Terence O'Connellan, emeritus editor. Elsie's article cause celebre. Terence's Own Trumpet. 165078 1983 Ploughman's Lunch, The T SV 102 McEwan, Ian (Screenplay) Ness Book BBC Radio Reporter James Penfield (Jonathan Pryce) has personal and political commitments that are tested during the 1982 Falklands War. While doing research on his book, Penfield is shown as suffering from a extreme case of professional burnout. Penfield describes to TV Researcher Susan Barrington (Charlie Dore) the stages of journalism. When she asks what stage he has reached, he says, "Numbness. You do everything right but you feel nothing either way." Media seen as a tool that preserves but also manufactures history. Editor (Robert Cartland). Journalist (Paul Jesson). Journalist (William Maxwell). Journalist (Andy Rashleigh). Young Journalist (Christopher Fulford). "You're a responsible journalist, doing what sounds to me like a very demanding job. Every day you make decisions that depend on your sense of history. A genuine tyranny would have to get rid of people like you." 165079 1980 Ploughmen of the Glacier P MLPL Ryga, G. Play Index, 1978-82 Press 165080 1983 Pluck N OWN - P Webb, Jonathan Reporter Max Kastner 165081 2007 Plumm Summer, A M News Media. Channel 8 Newscaster (Jessica John). 165082 1972 Plunder N Goulart, Ron News Media 165083 2009 Plunder Room N Jeter, John Music Critic Randol Duncan is a wisecracking music critic who already has his hands full with his pot-smoking Goth son. Moments before Edward Duncan died, the color World War II hero left a mandate for his grandson Randol -- to safeguard the family’s proud Southern legacy. Randol, paralyzed and in a wheelchair after a car accident, buries his grandfather, and learns that his father, a Vietnam veteran, is running an illicit empire with Randol’s half-brother Jerod. When Jerod brings the gorgeous Annie down South and parks her in their South Carolina home, the family maid Volusia, “quick to ram a bar of soap into any foul mouth,” sizes up Annie in short order. Jerod, his father and Randol are blind to what Volusia sees to easily, making it that much harder for Randol to bring the family together and salvage their dignity. 165084 1948 Plundered Heart, The N Todrin, Boris Newspaperman and poet and his wife. Obviously the story of PM. Intemixes personal story of a reporter on that unusual New York daily. Fine sections of description of journalistic life. 165085 1971 Plus longue nuit du diable, La (aka The Devil’s Nightmare, The Devil Walks at Midnight, Castle of Death) M Belgium Female Reporter is trying to interview a reclusive Baron who is living a life of seclusion at his ancestral castle. The reporter wants to interview him for some sort of article on his home and its history, but the baron wants to be left alone so he send the reporter packing adding that she is not allowed to take any pictures on her way out of the castle grounds. Of course, the reporter ignores his prohibition. In fact, she embarks on a self-guided tour of the estate, snapping photos all the while. This is a big mistake because her wanderings lead her straight into the arms of something very nasty. The villagers who find her corpse later remark that she looks as if she died of sheer fright -- the only mark on her body is an oddly geometrical burn on her left wrist. Meanwhile, a tour bus arrives with a group of tourists who get lost during a trip. 165086 0075 Plutarch's Lives: Alcibiades, Part II ER Plutarch. Arthur Hugh Clough Dryden (Translation) Messenger. Herald. 165087 0075 Plutarch's Lives: Alcibiades, Part III ER Plutarch. Arthur Hugh Clough Dryden (Translation) Heralds. 165088 0075 Plutarch's Lives: Antony, Part III ER Plutarch. Arthur Hugh Clough Dryden (Translation) Messenger. 165089 0075 Plutarch's Lives: Aristides, Part I ER Plutarch. Arthur Hugh Clough Dryden (Translation) Heralds. 165090 0075 Plutarch's Lives: Aristides, Part II ER Plutarch. Arthur Hugh Clough Dryden (Translation) Messenger. But when they heard much noise as of men engaged in fight, and a messenger, they say, came from Pausanias, to advertise them of what was going on, they soon hasted to their assistance. 165091 0075 Plutarch's Lives: Cicero, Part II ER Plutarch. Arthur Hugh Clough Dryden (Translation) News. "May the rascal perish," said he, "for his news not being true." 165092 0075 Plutarch's Lives: Demosthenes, Part II ER Plutarch. Arthur Hugh Clough Dryden (Translation) Messenger. ...and, not long after, arrived the messengers who brought the news of Philip's death. 165093 0075 Plutarch's Lives: Pericles, Part III ER Plutarch. Arthur Hugh Clough Dryden (Translation) Herald. ...And after that the herald who was sent, by name Anthemocritus, died, and it was believed that the Megarians had contrived his death…. 165094 1953 Plymouth Playhouse T Series Press 165095 1976 PM Magazine DT Series 1976-1991 Newsmagazine. Hosts Steve Tyler (1984), Tony Alameda (1987), Richard Hart (1982), Jan Yanehiro. Co-Hosts Leeza Gibbons and John Walls, PM Magazine-Beaumont Texas (1979). 165096 1992 Po wlasnym pogrzebie MTF Poland. Photographer Zbyszek (Jaroslaw Kopaczewski). 165097 1855 Po-Ca-Hon-Tas. or, Gentle Savage, The P USC Brougham, John Messenger. Bearer of Dispatches Kreem-Fay-Sloon and News Carrier in ordinary In two acts. An Original Aboriginal Erratic Operatic Semi-Civilized and Demi-Savage Extravaganza, being a Per-Version of Ye Trewe and Wonderrefulle Hystorie of Ye Renowned Princesse 165098 1997 Pocket Ninjas M Newscaster (Hedi Catlin) 165099 1961 Pocketful of Miracles M DVD -R HQ 2799, 2800, 2801. L. Newspaper Editors (Frank Ferguson, Willis Bouchey, Kermit Maynard). Young Reporter (Marc Cavell). 165100 1682 Poem To Her Royal Highness, A PO USC Anonymous News 165101 0001 Poems PO USC Catullus News. Gossip and reports 165102 1170 Poems PO COPY Daniel, Arnaut Troubadour poems. Observer of society. Court Gossip. 165103 1500 Poems PO Dunar, William News. Various poems-ballads on petitions, court life, town life, women, religion, and various attributions. 165104 1180 Poems PO COPY Rogier, Peire Balladeer. Topical ballads. Noted for clarity, simplicity. Skilful use of dialogue form. Among the first troubadours to use dialogue. 165105 0245 Poems PO COPY Sordello News. Political satires and debates. Attack on cowardly plagiarists. Dirges. Laments. Troubadour. Political diatribes. Debate poems are a hilarious exchange of insults. Sirventes (moral and political satires). 165106 1489 Poems PO COPY Villon, Francois Balladeer. Social satires. Ballads. Deals with events that happened and with people that moved around him. "Ballade of the Tittle-Tattler:" "I know all things -- except myself." 165107 1557 Poems PO COPY Wyatt, Sir Thomas News. Satires. Poems express what was going on in Wyatt's life. 165108 1181 Poems of the Troubadour Bertran de Born PO COPY Born, Bertran de 1181 to 1198. Balladeer. Ballads on various news events, political maneuvering, the crusades. 165109 1996 Poet, The NM Connelly, Michael Investigative Reporter Jack McEvoy, crime reporter for the Rocky Mountain News, specializes in death. He has seen every kind of murder. But his professional bravado doesn't lessen the brutal shock of learning that his only brother is dead, a suicide. Jack's twin brother was a homicide detective and had been depressed about a recent murder case, a hideously girly one, that he'd been unable to solve. McEvoy decides that the best way to exorcise his grief is by writing a feature on police suicides. But when he begins his research, he quickly arrives at a stunning revelation. Following his leads, protecting his sources, muscling his way inside a federal investigation, Jack grabs hold of what is clearly the story of a lifetime. He also knows that in taking on the story, he's making himself the most visible target for a murderer. It's an investigation that goes from superheated pressures of a major newspaper following a national story to the FBI's most secret operations. Jack is hot on the case of a cunning poet-quoting serial killer who executes one homicide cop after another. His twin brother was the first victim and he could be the next. The killer leaves a trial of "suicide" notes drawn from poems of Edgar Allan Poe. 165110 1891 Poet's Audience, The N USC Clarke, Clara Savile Journalist Gerald Singleton "who did not worship at the shrine of pure unadulterated art, but wrote for money -- for money alone." 165111 1902 Poet's Revenge, A M Publisher's or printer's office. Man sitting at desk writing. Hands paper to seated man 165112 2002 Poeta de Sete Faces MF Interviewer (Paulo Thiago). 165113 1925 Poets All P MLPL Seilor, C. Index-One Act, 1924-31 Press 165114 2008 Pogo M Journalist (Alistair Hosie). Photographer (Will Dean). 165115 2003 Pogoda na jutro MF Poland. Photographer (Marcin Krawczyk). 165116 1988 Pogranicze w. ogniu TF Poland. Series 1988-1991 Reporter Bauer (Robert Rozmus). 165117 1993 Poids du corps, Le MTF France Journalist (Eric Savin). 165118 1998 Point Blank M q Newscaster (Lee Ritchie). 165119 2002 Point Blank: Scam Artists T Episode #11. 3-4-2002 Reporter Rain Bongwater (Tanya Reid). 165120 2002 Point Blank: Vikings on the Moon T Episode #13. 5-27-2002 Reporter Rain Bongwater (Tanya Reid). 165121 1928 Point Counter Point N OWN - H Huxley, Aldous Critic Walter Bidlake, a literary critic in London, weak and confused, unhappy. Example of the emptiness of the intellectual life unsupported by sound instinctual expression. Burlap, editor of Literary World. Philip Quarles, a writer and diarist. Encyclopedic mind. Beatrice Gilray, a literary woman. Denis Burlap, editor and half-owner of the London Literary World -- a man of middle height with stoop and a rather slouching gait. Caricature of John Middleton Murray, editor of the Ahenaeum when Huxley joined the magazine in 1919. 165122 1977 Point de mire, Le MF Reporter Vannier (Jean Lescot). = 165123 1992 Point Deception N McKernan, Victoria TV Reporter helps ex-secret agent and a professional diver to find out the truth about a U.S. senator who is blackmailed into helping the Iraqis with the necessary chemicals for poison gas warfare on the eve of Desert Storm. The Washington D.C. reporter is investigating the senator's connection to South state Chemicals, Middle East poison-gas merchants to a controversial bill in Congress. The ex-government agent is caught up in a web of intrigue after he innocently transports a dead body on his private plane in the Caribbean. The senator sorrowfully claims it is his daughter, a spoiled post-deb. But he finds the senator's daughter, saving her from kidnappers, assassins and politicians. The reporter breaks the story live. The senator is in disgrace and his daughter stops whining. 165124 2001 Point Deception NM Muller, Marcia Journalist Guy Newberry is joined by a female deputy Sheriff to research an old case and connect recent and past murders. Newberry is a successful New York-based writer of best-selling true-crime books. He tries to break out of despondency caused by the death of wife. Newberry wants to write book on death of woman related to an unsolved mass murder that occurred in an isolated canyon near a small northern California coastal town. Two more women disappear. Writer discovers a way to put his personal ghosts to rest. Newberry is known for his articles on the plight of troubled communities. Shortly after his arrival in the small seaside community of Signal Port, California, a town that has never recovered from the unsolved murder of two young families 13 years ago, another nightmare begins. Unidentified woman's body washes up at nearby Point Deception stirs up old feelings of fear and suspicion. Newberry is restless in pursuing his story. 165125 2001 Point Men, The M News Media. Sigma Reporter (Barbara Sarafian) 165126 1898 Point of Ethics, A N Jordan, Elizabeth Garver In "Tales of the City Room." Reporter Alice Bertram, young, single, competent, though not brilliant reporter. Women need to be able to support themselves as do men. Women must protect reputations. She proves to her wealthy father that she is capable as her brothers, but once she proves that, she quits her job (Born) 165127 2005 Point of No Return N Vltchek, Andre War Correspondent visits places rarely covered by the mainstream media offering provocative points of view about the state of today's world, its disparities. Journalist struggles to document many of these crises and scandals, all the while try8ing to sort out his complicated life -- including his love for a possibly unreachable woman. The level of his personal involvement in the stories he covers is also discussed. 165128 1964 Point of Order! M AFI-Television TV 165129 2002 Point of Origin MT Based on a true story News Media. TV Reporter (Gwendolyn Oliver). Reporter (Anne von Herrmann). Arson investigator searches for perpetrator of a string of deadly fires in 1980s California. 165130 2001 Point of View M New York Photographer (James Barnford). 165131 1920 Point of View, The M AFI-Poets Writer 165132 2010 Point Omega N DeLillo, Dom Documentary Filmmaker Jim Finley is doing a documentary on an aging intellectual who collaborated with the Pentagon during its top secret run-up to the Iraq war. The novel chronicles their relationship in the California desert. Finley attempts to persuade Richard Elster, a scholar turned war consultant living in the middle of the desert to participate in Finley’s documentary about the life and work of Elster. Elster floats big, inscrutable ideas; Finley absorbs them, thinks about film, and flirts with Elster’s daughter, who unexpectedly arrives in the desert, then disappears. 165133 1987 Point-Blank N OWN - P Wulffson, Don Correspondent Mike Isherwood, a bruised and bitter reporter, covering Central America. 165134 1957 Points West: DT UK Series 1957- News Staff. Reporters Sandi Marshall (1985), Andrew Harvey (1989), John Devitt (1986), Clive Myrie, Susan Osman, Neena Nerkar, Lizzie Way (2007), Amanda Parr (2007), John Macguire (2007). Reporters Clinton Rogers (1991-2007), John Maguire (2007), Al Vowles (2007), John Norman (1973-1989), Jenny Craddock (1989-1991), Malcolm Frith (1991-2007), Steve Brodie (2007), Will Glennon (2007). Reporters Amanda Parr (2007), Carol Paton (1986-1988), John Turner (1987-1991), Paul Cannon (1987-1988), Mark Ashton (1989-1991), Maggie Matthews (1989-1991), Alistair Durden (2007), Matthew Hill (2007), Matthew Pick (2007), Madeline Ware (2007). Reporter-Presenters David Garmston (1986-2007), Beverley Thompson (1988-1991), Gerald Haycock (1985-1989), Graham Purches (1984-1986), David Passmore (1987-2007), Sally Challoner (2007), Presenters Chris Vacher (1984-2007), Alex Lovell (2007), Shaun Ley. Weather Forecasters Richard Angwin (2007), Penny Tranter (2007). Weatherman Tony Targett (1985). Local Government Correspondent Michael Lund (1957-1998). 165135 1993 Poirot: Adventures of the Egyptian Tomb, The T Episode #34. 1-17-1993 Newsreader (Richard Bebb - Voice). 165136 1989 Poirot: Dream, The T Episode #10. 3-19-1989 Newsreel Voice (Richard Bebb - Voice). 165137 1995 Poirot: Hickory Dickory Dock T UK. Episode #43. 2-12-1995 Journalist (Mark Webb). Journalist (Anthony Houghton). Journalist (Terry Francis). 165138 1991 Poirot: How Does Your Garden Grow? TF UK. Episode #21. 1-6-1991 Photographer (Stephen Petcher). 165139 1993 Poirot: Jewel Robbery at the Grand Metropolitan, The T UK. Episode #41. 3-7-1993 Journalist (James McCusker). 165140 1991 Poirot: Million Dollar Bond Robbery, The T Episode #22. 1-13-1991 Newsreader (Richard Bebb - Voice). 165141 1996 Poirot: Murder on the Links T Episode #44. 2-11-1996 News Commentator (Richard Bebb - Voice). 165142 1991 Poirot: Mystery of the Spanish Chest, The T Episode #27. 2-17-1991 Reporter (Clem Davies). Reporter (Andy Mulligan). 165143 1989 Poirot: Problem at Sea T UK. Episode #7. 2-19-1989 Photographer (Yorgos Kotanidis). 165144 1991 Poirot: Tragedy at Marsdon Manor, The T Episode #25. 2-3-1991 Newsreader (Richard Bebb - Voice). 165145 1991 Poison M Newscaster (Parlan McGaw) 165146 2000 Poison MT PR Man (Glenn Hallworth). 165147 1913 Poison Belt, The NSF GPL Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan Journalist Ed Malone with the London Daily Gazette 165148 1982 Poison Factory, The N Branfield, John News Media 165149 1928 Poison Gas SSF Anglin, Norman Press 165150 1992 Poison Ivy M Commentator Darryl, father, general manager of local TV station and a famous on-air current-events commentator 165151 1937 Poison Ivy N Cheyney, P. Press 165152 1990 Poison Pen N Kittredge, Mary Magazine Journalist Wesley Bell is murdered and the list of suspects include a student he had once plagiarized, a critic he once lampooned and his wife's lover. 165153 1946 Poison Pen Murder CB Super-Dooper Comics #7 Crime Reporter Steve Case has heard of poison pen letters, but never of a poison pen murder. 165154 1946 Poison Poker and Pistols NM OWN - H Stone, Elisabet M. Reporter Magaret (Maggie -- doesn't like being called that) Slone, newspaper reporter 165155 2008 Poison Sweethearts M TV Reporter (Lucas Campbell -- TV News Reporter). Documentarian (Andrew Campbell). 165156 1969 Poisoned Stream, The N Bekessy, Jean Journalist discovers a novelist has murdered four people, withholds the information so he can have a scoop when the novelist releases his memoirs in the journalist's magazine. Then he plans to turn him into the police. 165157 1962 Pojat M Finland. Photographer Artturi (Leo Mustonen). 165158 2000 Pokemon: Movie 2000, The C TV Newscaster (Robert O'Gorman - Voice - English Version). 165159 2008 Poker House, The M Photojournalist (Jonathan C. Legat). 165160 2005 Poker Royale: DT Series 2005. Sideline Reporter Suzanne Freeman. Hosts Tom Leykis, Lisa Kennedy Montgomery, Kevin Nealon. 165161 2005 Poker Superstars II: DT Series 2005. Sideline Reporter (Mary Strong). 165162 2006 Pokerimestari DF Commentators Tomi Tuominen, Ville Wahlbeck. 165163 1990 Pokhorony Stalina MF English Journalist (Vanessa Redgrave) 165164 2008 Polanski M Time Magazine Journalist (Tim Mars) 165165 1976 Polare MF Editor (Gote Claesson) 165166 1997 Poli: El potro se desboca MF Journalist (Candela) 165167 1987 Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol M Reporter Claire Mattson (Sharon Stone) of the Morning Herald Press 165168 1988 Police Academy 5: Assignment: Miami Beach M TV Interviewer (Joni Siani). News Photographer (Jeff Breslauer). 165169 1988 Police Academy: T Series TV Anchor (Suzette Meyers) 165170 1994 Police Academy: Mission to Moscow M Anchorwoman (Pamela Guest). Anchorman (Stuart Nisbet). News Director (David St. James). 165171 1959 Police Beat NJ Kestner, Jack Journalist Hero is assigned to a story that moves him to work almost as a detective. Covers trial of his father, accused of embezzlement. 165172 1961 Police Dog Story, The M Hampton, Orville H. (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Terry Dayton (Merry Anders) does articles on a wild German shepherd captured after a year-long hunt and retrained as a police dog. Policeman hero trapped by corrupt lawyer who is working with crooked cop to collect insurance by setting fires. Dog is nearly destroyed after attacking lawyer but escapes from pound and rescues the policeman hero while lawyer is captured. 165173 1991 Police Quest III: Kindred, The G Reporter (Nick Medici - Newspaper Reporter). 165174 1993 Police Quest: Open Season G Cameraman (Barry T. Smith). 165175 1957 Police Reporter N Prager, Theodore Weinberg List Journalist 165176 1991 Police Rescue: Holliman Kid, The T Episode #59. 11-1-1996 Newsreader (Richard Morecroft). 165177 1973 Police Story T Series 1973 Photographer (Burr Smidt). 165178 1987 Police Story: Freeway Killings, The MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Charles Allen-Anderson). Reporter #2 (Jan Munroe). Reporter (Janet Rasak). News Cameraman (T.C. Ryan). 165179 1975 Police Woman: Black Target T Episode #14. 1-3-1975 Reporter (Susan Cameron). 165180 1977 Police Woman: Brain Wash T Borchert, Rudolph Episode. News Media 165181 1977 Police Woman: Deadline Death T Series. News Media 165182 1977 Police Woman: In Search of a Mongoose T Scott, Gregory K. Episode. News Media 165183 1977 Police Woman: Shadow of a Doubt T Episode #63. 2-1-1977 Reporter (Ken Jones). 165184 2003 Policias, en el corazon de la calle: De un corazon ilegue a un abismo TF Episode #83. 1-2-2003 Journalist (Maria Jose Goyanes). 165185 2008 Policy of Lies, A NR Amara, Astrid Gay Aspiring Reporter Levi Kaszeri survived a brutal rebellion 20 years ago on the mining colony of Tarus 9. Now as an aspiring reporter, Levi has a mission: to expose the massacre to the public and bring the men responsible to justice. But after a violent attack, he is rescued -- then seduced -- by Tiergan Seoras, a young doctor with a dangerous past and a slave tattoo. Soon Levi finds all of his investigations leading him back to Tiergan. And he begins to fear that the best lover he’s ever had may also be his worst enemy. 165186 1996 Polisen och pyromanen MTF Miniseries Journalist (Maria Fahl). Journalist (Jerkeer Fahlstrom). Journalist (Katarina Malmer). Journalist (Gosta Nilsson). 165187 1984 Polisen som vagrade ge upp MTF Sweden. Miniseries Newsreader (Larsolof Giertta). 165188 2001 Polish Spaghetti M Food Critic (Meat Loaf) 165189 1994 Polismordaren MF TV News Reporter (Lars Adaktusson). TV News Host (Mats Hadell). 165190 1972 Political Carton, A M Reporter (Jim Morrow). Two guys run a cartoon character for President. 165191 1920 Political Editor, The P MLPL Ulrich, Charles Index-One Act, 1900-1923 Press 165192 1993 Politically Incorrect T Series 7-25-1993-to 6-28-2002 ABC. Talk-Show Host Bill Maher joined by four guests 165193 1996 Politically Incorrect: Indecision '96 T News Media. Indecision '96 Correspondent (Al Franken). Indecision '96 Correspondent (Arianna Stassinopoulos Huffington). Indecision '96 Correspondent (Kevin Meaney). Indecision '96 Correspondent (Chris Rock). 165194 1966 Politician, The SS USC Imbert, Enrique Anderson In "Other Side of the Mirror, The." Journalist-Narrator "My first newspaper assignment was a failure." "Returning to the newspaper office, I had nothing to tell, nothing to write. But for the first time in my life, I had felt a political emotion…." 165195 1909 Politician's Love Story, The M Newspaper. Politician (Mack Sennett) walks into newspaper office with newspaper cartoon in hand, threatens all employees. Attractive young lady (Marion Leonard) draws cartoons. Peter, the Cartoonist (Marion Leonard). Daily Bugle office, editor and reporters threatened by gun-totting political boss looking for "Peters," the cartoonist. Goes to Art Department, finds "her." Love. Newspaper Employees (George Gebhardt, Arthur V. Johnson, David Miles, Herbert Yost). Corrupt politician sees a satirical cartoon in a newspaper and rushes to the paper's offices to shoot the cartoonist. 165196 1995 Politician's Wife, The MT Miniseries TV Newsman (Chris Donat). Reporter #1 (Jonathan Whaley). Woman Reporter (Aline Mowat). Mindermere Reporter (David Prescott). School's Reporter (Peter Sproule). TV Interviewer (Richard Philips). 165197 1931 Politics M DVD -R HQ 3213, 3196. Silent Film Newspaper headline in the Lake City News: "Men Break Up Hattie Burns' Political Meeting." Derogatory newspaper story on women fighting for their rights. Wives go on strike to make their husbands vote for a mother running for mayor against corruption. 165198 1962 Politics '62 DT Series. 9-9-1962 to 11-4-1962. ABC Reporter William H. Lawrence was host reporting on major congressional and gubernatorial races of 1962. 165199 1914 Politics and the Press M Remake of Power of the Press - Ness Book Editor. Paper in Griggsville opposes the town boss. New editor takes over after the previous one is run out of town, refuses to be bribed and is almost lynched before being rescued by the boss's niece. 165200 1947 Politics is Murder NM OWN - H Lanham, Edwin Reporter George Right, city hall man of the Record-Star. 165201 2003 Politics Show, The DT Reporters Paola Buonadonna (2006), Max Cotton (2006), Gillian Hargreaves, Mark Oaten (2006), David Thompson (2006). Presenters Jon Sopel (2005-2006), Jeremy Vine (2002-2005), David Garmston, Presenters Jon Sopel (2005-2006), Jeremy Vine (2002-2005), David Garmston, 165202 1988 Polizeiinspektion 1: Uberestunden TF Episode #120. 10-10-1988 Reporter Heilmeyer (Claus Ringer). 165203 2006 Polizeiruf 110: TF Episode #277. 7-18-2006 Reporter (Charles Pabst). 165204 1974 Polizia chiede aiuto, La MF Photographer (Franco Fabrizi) 165205 1973 Polizia incrimina la legge assolve, La MF News Media. Reporter (Enzo G. Castellari). Newsman at Party (Mickey Knox). 165206 1973 Pollizia sta a guardare, La MF Italy Journalist (Sergio Serafini). Journalist (Luigi Antonio Guerra). 165207 2000 Pollock M DVD Critic Clement Greenberg (Jeffrey Tambor), influential. News Broadcaster (John Madigan). Newspaper Boy (Matthew Hart Landfield). 165208 1973 Polly Burton: Mysterious Death on the Underground Railway T Based on the character by Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Rivals of Sherlock Holmes, The" Series Reporter Polly Burton (Judy Geeson). The Old Man in the Corner was left out of the television program. 165209 1925 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner Unravels a Moorland Tragedy SM OWN - H Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Collection of 13 mysteries featuring "Unravelled Knots," a collection of 13 stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165210 1925 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner Unravels the Fulton Gardens Mystery SM OWN - H Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Collection of 13 mysteries featuring "Unravelled Knots," a collection of 13 stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165211 1925 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner Unravels the Miser of Maida Vale SM OWN - H Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Collection of 13 mysteries featuring "Unravelled Knots," a collection of 13 stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165212 1925 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner Unravels the Mystery of Brudenell Court SM OWN - H Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Collection of 13 mysteries featuring "Unravelled Knots," a collection of 13 stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165213 1925 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner Unravels the Mystery of the Dog's Tooth Cliff SM OWN - H Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Collection of 13 mysteries featuring "Unravelled Knots," a collection of 13 stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165214 1925 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner Unravels the Mystery of the Ingres Masterpiece SM OWN - H Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Collection of 13 mysteries featuring "Unravelled Knots," a collection of 13 stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165215 1925 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner Unravels the Mystery of the Khaki Tunic, The SM OWN - H Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Collection of 13 mysteries featuring "Unravelled Knots," a collection of 13 stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165216 1925 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner Unravels the Mystery of the Montmartre Hat SM OWN - H Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Collection of 13 mysteries featuring "Unravelled Knots," a collection of 13 stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165217 1925 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner Unravels the Mystery of the Pearl Necklace SM OWN - H Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Collection of 13 mysteries featuring "Unravelled Knots," a collection of 13 stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165218 1925 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner Unravels the Mystery of the Russian Prince SM OWN - H Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Collection of 13 mysteries featuring "Unravelled Knots," a collection of 13 stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165219 1925 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner Unravels the Mystery of the White Carnation SM OWN - H Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Collection of 13 mysteries featuring "Unravelled Knots," a collection of 13 stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165220 1925 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner Unravels the Tragedy in Bishop's Road SM OWN - H Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Collection of 13 mysteries featuring "Unravelled Knots," a collection of 13 stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165221 1925 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner Unravels the Tytherton Case SM OWN - H Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Collection of 13 mysteries featuring "Unravelled Knots," a collection of 13 stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165222 1888 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The SS GPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165223 1905 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Affair of the Novelty Theater, The SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Case of Miss Elliott, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165224 1905 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Ayrsham Mystery, The SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Case of Miss Elliott, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165225 1905 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Case of Miss Elliott, The SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Case of Miss Elliott, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165226 1905 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Case of Miss Elliott, The SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Case of Miss Elliott, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165227 1909 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: de Genneville Peerage, The SS Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Old Man In the Corner, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165228 1905 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Disappearance of Count Collini, The SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Case of Miss Elliott, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165229 1909 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Dublin Mystery, The SS Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Old Man In the Corner, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165230 1909 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Edinburgh Mystery, The SS Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Old Man In the Corner, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165231 1905 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Fate of the 'Artemis,' The SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Case of Miss Elliott, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165232 1909 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Fenchurch Street Mystery, The SS Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Old Man In the Corner, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165233 1905 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Hocussing of Cigarette, The SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Case of Miss Elliott, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165234 1905 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Lisson Grove Mystery, The SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Case of Miss Elliott, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165235 1909 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Liverpool Mystery, The SS Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Old Man In the Corner, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165236 1905 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Murder of Miss Pebmarsh, The SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Case of Miss Elliott, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165237 1909 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Mysterious Death in Percy Street SS Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Old Man In the Corner, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165238 1909 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Mysterious Death on the Underground Railway, The SS Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Old Man In the Corner, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165239 1909 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Regent's Park Murder, The SS Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Old Man In the Corner, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165240 1909 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Robbery in Phillimore Terrace, The SS Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Old Man In the Corner, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165241 1909 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Theft at the English Provident Bank, The SS Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Old Man In the Corner, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165242 1905 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Tragedy in Dartmoor Terrace, The SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Case of Miss Elliott, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165243 1905 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Tragedy of Barnsdale Manor SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Case of Miss Elliott, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165244 1905 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Tremarn Case, The SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Case of Miss Elliott, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165245 1901 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Twelve Mysteries SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165246 1909 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Unparalleled Outrage, An SS Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Old Man In the Corner, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165247 1925 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Unravelled Knots SM OWN Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Collection of 13 mysteries featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165248 1905 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: Who Stole the Black Diamonds? SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Case of Miss Elliott, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165249 1909 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner, The: York Mystery, The SS Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). "Old Man In the Corner, The": Collection of Short Stories featuring Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165250 1905 Polly Burton: Old Man in the Corner: Case of Miss Elliott, The SS MLPL Orczy, Baroness (Emma Magdalena Rosalia Maria Josefa Barbara Orczy). Lady Journalist and the Man in the Corner, The Mystery. Reporter Polly Burton for the Evening Standard listens to Bill Owen, the Old Man in the Corner, one of the very first armchair detectives as he elucidates supposedly insoluble crimes to the young reporter. Old Man in the Corner unravels mysteries for admiring lady journalist. The Man, who explains each mystery to The Lady Journalist whilst at lunch at an A.B.C. 165251 1960 Pollyanna M Editor (Harry Harvey) 165252 2003 Pollydays MF Germany. Paparazzi (Ingrid Zimmer). 165253 1941 Polo with the Stars M Commentator (Knox Manning) 165254 1969 Polowanie na muchy MF Journalist (Irena Dziedzic). Editor (Leon Bukowiecki). Editor's Wife (Irena Laskowska). 165255 1977 Polskie drogi: Rocznica TF Poland. Episode #6. Photographer (Stefan Friedmann). 165256 1982 Poltergeist M Sports Announcer (Phil Stone) of NBC. 165257 1998 Poltergeist: Legacy, The: Light, The T Episode #50. 3-20-1998 News Media. Reporter (Joanna Piros). 165258 1981 Polyester M Reporter. Picket Reporter (Jim Hill). Hospital Reporter (Chuck Yeaton). Press A (George Stover). Press B (Steve Yeager). Press C (Marv Egoff). Press D (John De La Vega). TV News Announcer (John Brothers). 165259 1997 Polylux TF Germany Reporter (Carsten Van Ryssen). 165260 1996 Pompatus of Love, The M TV Newscaster (Richard Schenkman). 165261 1985 Pompieri, I MF Cameraman (Claudio Boldi). 165262 2002 Ponderosa: Fugitive T SVD 1162 Episode #20. 5-12-2002 Reporter 165263 1990 Pont de Varsovia MF News Media. Reporter (Viviane Vives). Periodista (Montserrat Alcoverro). 165264 1955 Pontiac Presents Playwrights T Series 1955-1956 Press 165265 1953 Pony Express M Editor Pemberton (Stuart Randall), California Weekly Bulletin. 165266 1940 Pony Express Days M DVD -R HQ 6846. SVD 1463 Tedford, Charles L. (original screen play) Short Subject - Warner Bros. Pictures Inc. Media. Early form of communication/mail by horseback. Bill Cody (George Reeves). 1862 -- Telegraph replaces the pony express. 165267 1999 Pooch and the Pauper, The T News Media. Reporter #1 (Heidi von Palleske). Reporter #2 (J.C. Kenny). Newscaster (James Millington). 165268 1998 Poodle Springs MT TV Anchorman (Dibble Rafelson). 165269 1988 Poor Boy N Brissenden, Robert Australian Correspondent Tom Caxton lands in Bangkok in time to see a couple roughly pulled off a departing plane by a Thai policeman and snaps some photos of the incident. 165270 2007 Poor Boy’s Game M Reporters (Christopher Shore, David Adekayode). 165271 1967 Poor Cow M Photographer (John Halstead). Photographer (Will Stampe). Photographer (Bernard Stone). Photographer (George Tovey). 165272 1867 Poor Editor, The SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Jumping Frog, and Other Stories & Sketches, The." Editor. To be the editor of any kind of newspaper, either country or metropolitan… writer then lists attributes needed. 165273 1987 Poor Man's Orange MT Australia. Miniseries Reporter (Kevin Scully). 165274 1856 Poor of New York, The P MLPL Boucicault, Dion Press. Deals with financial panics. Reporter: "Oblige me with your name, sir, for the Herald." The New York Herald story read in Act III. Reference to Tribune. 165275 1921 Poor Relation, A M AFI-Authors Writer 165276 1920 Poor White N Anderson, Sherwood PR Publicist Steve Hunter, capable publicist who convinces people to invest in his plant. 165277 2001 Pootie Tang M DVD -R HQ 2399, 2397. News Media. TV Anchorwoman (Laura Kightlinger). Burger Joint Reporter (Linda Murrell) 165278 1963 Pop SS USC Hutchinson, Tom In "Strange Fish and Other Stories." Journalist-Narrator Agent had paid the newspaper for exclusive rights to the story of a musician on tour. 165279 1940 Pop Always Pays M Reporter. Gazette Reporter (Harry Harvey). Gazette Photographer (Ronald R. Rondell). 165280 2004 Pop Rocks MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Mark Miller). Reporter #2 (Mark Krasnoff). Reporter (Mark Adam). Newscaster (Summer Jackson). TV Host (McKinley Freeman). 165281 2003 Pop Song M Photographer, Grad (John Ortner). 165282 2001 Pop-komissio TF Finland Investigating Reporter Tuomas Enbuske. 165283 1996 Popatus of Love, The M TV Newscaster (Richard Schenkman) 165284 1997 Popcorn N Elton, Ben TV Journalists arrive at a director's house where two amoral guys, inspired by pointless violence of the director's films, have kept him, his Playboy model girlfriend, his ex-wife and daughter hostage. They shoot the model. Two journalists, stripped down to their underwear, are admitted into the house. The director faces off against his captors for a live TV debate about violence in the movies. As things get talky, ratings drop so the ex-wife is shot. SWAT teams storm the house and everyone is killed but the director and one of the killers. 165285 2005 Popcorn M Newsreader (Gary Gillespie). 165286 2005 Popcultured T 2005- Series Correspondents (Levi MacDougall, Ellen McKinney - 2005). 165287 2005 Pope John Paul II MT DVD -R HQ 5071, 5072, 5073, 5074 Miniseries. Two Nights News Media covers Pope John Paul II throughout his career. 165288 1979 Pope John Paul II visit to US DT News Media 165289 1991 Pope Must Die, The M TV Reporter who at a key moment reminds the viewers to stay tuned to see the Pope buried live on CNN. BBC Reporter (Niall Buggy). US News Reporter (Marc Smith). 1st Journalist (Natasa Maricic). 2nd Journalist (Nada Gacesic). 3rd Journalist (Mladen Vasary). 165290 1980 Popeye M L Altman (Jumping Off the Cliff) Reporter. Scoop, the Reporter (Geoff Hoyle) 165291 1986 Popeye Doyle MT Reporter (Charles W. Gray). Wise-ass Reporter (Tony Rosato). 165292 1934 Popeye in Puddleburg N OWN Segar, E.C. Press 165293 2009 Popieluszko. Wolnosc jest w nas MF Poland. Correspondent (Andrzej Lelito). “Robotnik” Journalist (Wojciech Luszczynski). Photographer (Rafal Nowak). BBC Cameraman (Siawomir Orman). French TV Sound Engineer (Jerzy Kozak). French TV Cameraman (Slawomir Skalowski). Cameraman (Christopher Voise). Photographer (Wojciech Wojtowicz). Story of life of Father Jerzy Popieluszko, the priest called “The Solidarity Chaplain,” murdered by the communist secret police. 165294 1895 Poppaea N USC Gordon, Julien (Cruger, Julie) Journalist Montgomery Craven, who had become a journalist, was approached with the position of city editor. In journalism, Montgomery had found a vent for such talents as he might possess. Planet editor gave Craven his first chance. He was the city editor, then managing editor of The Messenger and it was a success. 165295 2006 Popped N Clark, Carol Higgins Reality TV Show Producer Danny Madley is in Las Vegas to produce a program featuring three married couples who are vying for a chance to renew their vows in a wedding-cake-shaped hot air balloon -- and a million dollars But he has received an anonymous letter warning him to halt production, and accidents start happening on the set. It's time for his old school chum, LA-based private detective Regan Reilly to find out what's going on. 165296 1966 Poppies Are Also Flowers M Society Photographer (Jocelyn Lane) 165297 1917 Poppy M AFI-Novelists Writer 165298 2005 Popstar M News Media. Female Reporter (Jean Martirez). Teenage girls life gets turned upside down when a new school friend turns out to be a pop star 165299 2000 Popstars DT Series 2000 Reporter Monique Wright. Host Luke Jacobz. 165300 1926 Popular Sin, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 165301 1999 Popular: Pilot T Aspiring Journalist Sam (Carly Pope) exposes cheer-leaders in school paper 165302 1976 Poquianchis, Las MF Journalist (Salvador Sanchez) 165303 1969 ¿Por que pecamos a los cuarena? MF Journalist in airport (Antonio Mayans) 165304 1966 Porgy in Wien MT Anchorman (Marcel Prawy) 165305 1959 Pork Chop Hill M DVD -R HQ 2555, 2556. SVD 1463 PR Public Relations Division Lieutenant (Lew Gallo) 165306 1988 Pork City NM OWN Browne, Howard Journalist. Dead journalist. Angela's father is a reporter. 165307 1939 Porky and Teabiscuit C Short - Porky Pig. Paraody News. Commentator, Race (Joe Twerp - Voice). 165308 1938 Porky in Wackyland C L. Ham on Wry Paraody News. Extray, Extray, The Globe -- Ham on Wry 165309 1937 Porky the Wrestler C Paraody News. Headlines. Extra! Extra! Capacity Crowds to Witness Champion Wrestling Match Tonight! Everybody's Going! 165310 1940 Porky's Baseball Broadcast C Paraody Radio. Radio Announcer is Stuttering Porky Pig 165311 1937 Porky's Double Trouble C Paraody News. Criminal pig escapes, reads about it in newspaper and sees an item about Porky Pig, bank teller and notices resemblance 165312 1938 Porky's Five and Ten C Paraody News. Newspaper Headline: Porky to open 5 & 10 Store on Tropic Isle 165313 1938 Porky's Papa C Paraody News. Announcer. 165314 1937 Porky's Road Race C Paraody Reporter. Reporter (Clark Gable) hitch-hiking in "It Happened One Night" 165315 1941 Porky's Snooze Reel C Parody Newsreel. Porky Pig is newsreel host of Passe News, the eyes, ears, nose, throat of the world 165316 2002 Pornographe, Le (aka Pornographer, The) MF France Journalist Olivia Rochet (Catherine Mouchot) interviews a pornographer who made films in the 1970s and 1980s, but had put that aside for 20 years. His artistic ideas, born of the 1960s’ counterculture had elevated the entire genre. Older and paunchier, he is now directing a pornographic film again but his artistry clashes with his financially troubled producer’s ideas about shooting hard-core sex. 165317 1996 Pornographer, The M Journalist conducts an in-depth expose on a notorious bohemian artist and discovers a dark underbelly of sexual perversion and misogyny. 165318 1970 Pornography in Denmark: New Approach, A M AFI-Censorship News Media 165319 1970 Pornography: Copenhagen 1970 M AFI-Columnists/Magazine (Periodicals) Columnist 165320 1979 Porridge M UK Weatherman (Duncan Preston). 165321 1979 Port Arthur Chicken N Chiu, Tony Correspondent witnesses an assassination in Vientiane, Laos that involves an economic conspiracy during the early 1970s. 165322 2001 Port Charles: TS Episode #56. 7-4-2001 Reporter (Jerry Kokich). 165323 1955 Port of Escape M Ness UK Only Gossip Reporter Ann Sterling writes gossip for a Fleet Street newspaper. Lives on a houseboat and she and her houseboats mates are menaced by a killer. 165324 1980 Port Wine Stain N Oster, Jerry News Media 165325 1996 Portaits of a Killer M Reporter #1 (Andy Maton). 165326 1996 Porter Wren: Manhattan Nocturne NM OWN - P Harrison, Colin #1 Porter Wren Mysteries Columnist Porter Wren for a New York City daily tabloid is a cynical, burned-out Manhattan columnist who has an appetite for the city's dirtiest scandals. On the beat, he sells murder, tragedy and anything that passes for the truth. At home, he's happily married with two kids and a terrifying mortgage. Then one clandestine night, he risks everything he has when a beautiful woman, who agonizes over the unsolved murder of her famous husband, seduces him. Not even Wren's cynicism cued him to her real intentions until he compromised himself and his family's safety. The woman's husband, a hot filmmaker, was found dead in a Lower East Side lot. More than a year later, his murder remains unsolved. Wren agonizes over his infidelity. The woman's current predicament concerns the monstrous billionaire who owns Wren's paper and who believes that a mystery video that has been turning up repeatedly in his office must be coming from her. All the widow asks is Wren find original video. As Wren was advised years earlier by a washed-up journalist, "It's all one story." Two dotty lawyers in Queens, a spurned lover who shot his fiancé, a nanny in Wren's service all figure in the mystery. 165327 1940 Portia Faces Life: RS Series 1940-1948 Journalist Walter Manning, dashing, is brilliant brilliant, handsome and married to heroine. The Parkerstown Herald. 165328 1954 Portia Faces Life: TS Series. 4-5-1954 to 7-1-1955. CBS Editor Walter Manning (Donald Woods, 1954; Karl Swenson, 1954-1955) of The Parkerstown Herald, was weak-willed compared to his wife Portia Manning (Frances Reid, 1954; Fran Carlon, 1954-1955) despite the fact he was editor of the local newspaper. Based on radio series of the same name which ran from 1940-1941 on CBS and form 1951-1952 on NBC. As on radio, Portia was a dynamo both at work as an attorney and at home as a mother. The Herald was often a target of the machinations of fun-loving Dorie Blake. By March, 1955, the TV show had been retitled The Inner Flame and Walter had been charged with murder. Matriach Amelia Blake, grandmother of Dorie and Rollie Blake, wanted him to resign as editor before she invested her badly needed money in the paper. Amelia had bought out Bill Baker's interest in the Herald following his death. By July the show went off the air. 165329 1937 Portia on Trial M Baldwin, Faith (Story). Samuel Ornitz (Screenplay). Ness Book Publisher John Condon (Clarence Kolb) is an influential newspaper publisher. Personal drama including his son's murder. 165330 1972 Portion for Foxes, A N OWN - H McClary Jane McIlvaine Newspaperman-husband. 165331 2005 Portland Authority N Cahoon, Shelly Reporters Nicole Kelly and Scott Fielding with The Oregonian. Kelley is new to serious news stories and reluctant when her editor wants her to work on a major story with Fielding, who seems a little arrogant. Nicole and Scott investigate the story they are given and find horrible information about the subject of their investigation, one Doctor Charles Morgan, a physician at Halladay Hills Mental Institute. He is suspected of giving his patients lethal amounts of medication. After talking to a former employee and acquiring the assistance of Nicole's ex-boyfriend, an actor, they find that the suspicions about Dr. Morgan are true. A blooming romance between Nicole and Scott is halted by the inclusion of Nicole's ex, Andrew, and they begin to work on the story separately. Morgan turns out to be the rapist who has been attacking women at the local community college. Charges are filed with the district attorney's office on patient endangerment, murder and five counts of rape. Scott and Nicole get their story, a front page article, and a dangerous criminal is put away for a long time. 165332 1957 Portland Expose M Press 165333 2001 Porto dos Milagres DF Reporter (Sandra Pera) 165334 1999 Portraet af Richard Ragnvald TF Denmark Interviewer-Host (Jorgen de Mylius - Himself). 165335 1981 Portraet af Svend Heinild DF Denmark Interviewer Gyda Uldall. 165336 1991 Portraet af: Lars von Trier DF Denmark Interviewer Frantz Howitz. 165337 1966 Portraetskitse: Portraetskitse: Erik Eriksen DT Denmark. Episode #2. Interviewer Flemming Madsen. 165338 1963 Portrait DT TV Newsman Charles Collingwood 165339 1980 Portrait d'un homme a 60% parfait DF Interviewer Michel Ciment. 165340 2003 Portrait in Death NM Robb, J.D. (Nora Roberts) TV Reporter Nadine Furst, top on-air reporter for Channel 75. Killer sends transmissions directly to Furst at 75. She and the station cooperates fully with police team. "They have agreed to filter those transmissions, and any other data received through me (Police Lt. Eve Dallas). As quid pro quo, I have agreed to filter back any information on the case I deem appropriate for broadcast to them first." 165341 1977 Portrait of a Hitman M Art Critic (Michael Rougas). 165342 1941 Portrait of a Lady SS GPL Gellhorn, Martha War Correspondent Ann Maynard, a World War II correspondent in Finland after the Russian invasion Mrs. Maynard, married, very beautiful, rich, vain, selfish, totally professional, ambitious, competent, thoughtful, intelligent famous and successful, passionate, was correspondent in Finland just after Russian invasion on front lines (Born) "Mannish" professionalism allows her professional success but prevents her personal happiness. Pursues handsome Finnish aviator who rejects her. (Born) 165343 1881 Portrait of a Lady, The N OWN - P James, Henry Correspondent Henrietta Stackpole, traveling correspondent for American newspapers, has peculiarities which are laughable. Her bustling curiosity, her alliterative prose style, the extremes to which she goes in flouting European conventions 165344 1961 Portrait of a Mobster M Press 165345 1980 Portrait of a Rebel: Remarkable Mrs. Sanger, The MT Reporter (Tommy G. Kendrick) 165346 1955 Portrait of Alison M Reporter Lewis Forrester and an actress are killed in Italy when a car plunges over a cliff. It's discovered that Forrester' death was engineered by a gang of international diamond smugglers he was about to expose. Before he died, he had sent someone in London with a post card with a sketch of a woman's hand holding a Chianti bottle. It turns out the girl killed with the reporter was a hitch-hiker because the actress left the car before the crash upset because the reporter had charged her father as being part of the diamond-smuggling ring. She finds her father who confesses to being as charged. He leaps to his death when his daughter leaves. 165347 1967 Portrait of Jason M Interviewer (Shirley Clarke). Interviewer (Carl Lee). 165348 2005 Portrait, The N Pears, Iain Art Critic in the early years of the 20th century journeys from London to the rustic, remote island of Houat, off France's northwest coast, to sit for a portrait painted by an old friend, a gifted but tormented artist living in self-imposed exile. Over the course of the sitting, the painter recalls their years of friendship, the double-edged gift of the influential art critic's patronage, the power he wielded over aspiring artists. They discuss the critic's apparent callousness in anointing the careers of some and devastating the lives of others. Balance of power between the two men shifts dramatically as the critic becomes a passive subject. The painter struggles to capture the character of the man as well as his image on canvas. 165349 2005 Portrattet: Lasse Martenson - Tonskapare TF Reporter (Benny Tornroos). 165350 1981 Portret zheny khudozhnika MF Art Journalist (Oleg Fyodorov) 165351 1967 Portugal do Meu Amor MF Commentator (Alberto Cubi) 165352 2004 Portugal S.A. MF Portugal News Media. Reporter 1 (Andreia Bento). Reporter 2 (Paula Marques). 165353 1958 Portuguese Escape, The NM OWN - H (Two Copies, one alone) Bridge, Ann (Lady Mary Dolling O'Malley) #3 Julia Probyn Series Freelance Journalist Julia Probyn works from time to time as a freelance journalist for several English weeklies and at least one provincial daily In "Julia Involved." 165354 1989 Posed for Murder M Photographer (Andrew Rosenthal). Cameraman (Brian Thomas Jones). 165355 2002 Posers M News Media. Female Reporter (Genevieve Spicer). 165356 1976 Poseta stare dame MF TV Reporter (Aleksandar Gruden) 165357 1992 Posing MT Editor. One woman is Yale University College editor 165358 1991 Posing: Inspired by Three Real Stories MT News Media. Women from diverse backgrounds whose lives are changed after being featured in Playboy. Media response. Playboy Photographer (David Mecey). 165359 1933 Position on the Staff, A SS UCLA Milburn, George In "No More Trumpets and Other Stories by George Milburn." Reporter for the Star Paul Stuart. In competition with the Morning Enterprise. Mr. Lytle and Steve Fowler, also on the Star. 165360 1987 Positive I.D. M TV Reporter (Cheryl Foster Corriveau). TV Reporter Wayne (Kurt Kleinmann). News Anchor (Karen Denard) 165361 2005 Positively Naked DT Photographer Spencer Tunick (Himself). 165362 1993 Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mom M L. SV 207 News Media. TV Newscaster (Patrick Montes). Newscaster (Charlie O'Donnell-Himself). Reporter in Church (Patrick McGuinness). Reporter (John North - Himself). Channel 2 News Houston Reporter (Ron Reagan-Himself). Interviewer-Producer (James Manos Jr.-Himself). Life Photographer (Richard Schiff). 165363 1931 Posledni bohem MF Editor-in-Chief (Luigi Hofman). 165364 1993 Posse M Reporter #2 (Warrington Hudlin). Reporter #3 (Reginald Hudlin). Photographer (Dario Scardapane). 165365 1867 Possessed, The N Dostoevski, Fyodor Mikhailovich Writer Semyon Yakovelitch Karmazinov, pompous, foolish, elderly writer who makes a ridiculous spectacle of himself at a literary fete. Liputin, a slanderer. 165366 1998 Possessions N Kristeva, Julia France translation Parisian Journalist Stephanie Delacour is an old friend of a translator who is murdered and decapitated after a dinner party. She has a nose for murder. She arrives at the Eastern European resort of Santa Varvara to help the local police captain learn the reason behind the violent death of her friend. 165367 2009 Possible Side Effects MT TV Reporter (Shirley Rumierk). Camera Crew (Steve Antonucci). A family runs a pharmaceutical company. 165368 2000 Possible Worlds M Interviewer (Steve Adams). 165369 1998 Possums M Reporter #1 (Bobby Barry). Reporter #2 (Linda Cavanaugh) 165370 1958 Post Box 999 MF India Reporter Vikas (Sunil Dutt) of Prakash publications comes across an advertisement in the newspaper offering a reward to whomever can prove her son innocent. The young man had been arrested for killing the woman he loved and sentenced to be hanged. The only one who believes he is innocent is his mother. No one responds to her ad. But five years later, the reporter sees the ad and decides to prove the young man innocent. He works with the mother and a young woman in which he falls in love. Their investigation takes them to a variety of people including the real killer who abducts the reporter’s girlfriend. Now Vikas has only one day to prove the son’s innocence and he must use it to either do that or save the girlfriend from the killer. 165371 2004 Post coitum MF Czech Republic. Photographer Bakchus (Franco Nero). 165372 1924 Postage Due M Photographer (George Rowe). 165373 2007 Postal M Reporter Gayle (Carrie Genzel). 165374 1936 Postal Inspector M Reporter (Don Brodie) 165375 1988 Postbus X TF Belgium TV Series. Journalist 165376 1999 Postcard, The NM Lewis, Beverly #1 Amish Country Crossroads Journalist Philip Bradley. Weary, big-city journalist, stumbles on to a hidden secret. Young Amish widow Rachel Yoder runs a bed-and-breakfast in rural Pennsylvania and when a guest, Bradley, finds an old postcard in the dresser of his room, it touches off a surprising chain of events. 165377 1990 Postcards From the Edge M Cameraman (Peter Onorati). 165378 2000 Postcards: DT Australia. Series 1999- Reporters Bridget McIntyre (2000-2007), Glen Moriarty (2005-2007), Lawrence Mooney (2006-2007), Dermott Brereton (2004-2006), Lauren Newton (2006-2007), Giaan Rooney (2006-2007), Bill Brownless (2006-2007), Carolyne Randoe (2006). Reporters Jules Lund (2005-2006), Suzie Wilks (2005-2006), Brodie Harper (2007), Nicole Livingstone (2007), Salli-Anne Deckert, Nikki McCarthy, Livinia Nixon, Geoff "Coxy" Cox (2000-), James Freemantle (2000-), Steve Oemcke (2000), Melanie Jade (2005). 165379 2006 Postcards: Celebrity Special DT Australia. Episode #17. 6-17-2006 Reporters Jules Lund, Bridget McIntyre, Lawrence Mooney, Lauren Newton, Suzie Wilks, Glen Moriarty. 165380 1946 Postman Always Rings Twice, The M DVD -R HQ 2458, 2459. L Reporter (Dick Crockett). Reporter (James Darrell). Reporter (Walter Ridge). Photographers (Philip Ahlm, John Alban, Harold Miller). Photographer (Reginald Simpson). 165381 1942 Postman Didn't Ring, The M Reporter (Don Dillaway). Photographer (Eddie Acuff). 165382 1955 Postmark for Danger M DVD -R HQ 3384, 3385. SVD 570 News Media. Body count rises as British detectives try to shut down a diamond-smuggling operation 165383 2000 Postmark Paradise M Newscaster (Anne Marie Schreiber). Photographer (Richard "Rocky" Rector). 165384 2010 Postmistress, The N Blake, Sarah Correspondent Frankie Bard is a reporter in blitzed-out London during World War II. Bard is working with Edward R. Murrow reporting on the Blitz in London. One night in a bomb shelter, she meets a doctor from Cape Cod with a letter in his pocket, a letter Frankie vows to deliver when she returns from Germany and France where she is to record the stories of war refugees desperately trying to escape. The residents of Franklin think the war can’t touch them -- but as Frankie’s radio broadcasts air, some know that the war is indeed coming. And when Frankie arrives at their doorstep, stories collide in a way no one could have foreseen. In 1941, Frankie travels on trains across France with Jewish refugees trying to reach Spain or Portugal or a boat west to the Americas. Frankie is using a recording technology that wouldn’t be available to her for another two years, but her interviews wit the families are profoundly affecting, and the tension is riveting as each visa is checked. The stakes are high for these refugees -- and the reporter knows it. Unlike most reporters, the leggy blonde admits to being an idealist. In a scene where she chats up a handsome stranger in a bomb shelter, he confesses to wondering: “What a girl like you is doing in a hole like this.” Frankie replies, “I came over here to save the world, brother.” Frankie’s adventures in Europe make up the best part of the book. Through Frankie, who makes a trip into occupied France, the author explores questions including why the West abandoned Jewish refugees. Two other women are also featured: Emma Fitch, a naive bride fretting about her husband overseas and 40-year-old Iris James, a virgin who works a the postmaster in Emma’s New England town. On the eve of the United States’s entrance into World War II in 1940, Iris does the unthinkable: she doesn’t deliver a letter. 165385 1973 Postscript to a Dead Letter NM OWN - H MacKenzie, Donald Reporter Ross MacIntyre, reporter for a London newspaper. 165386 2005 Pot Zombies M Newswoman (Amy Powers) 165387 1958 Poteet Canyon CS Caniff, Milt Reporter Poteet is Steve Canyon's ward and a Brenda Starr imitator. Through the mid-1970s. In one scrape after another and have to be saved by Steve Canyon. 165388 1969 Potpourri M AFI-Photographers Photographer 165389 1920 Potterism: Tragi-Farcical Tract, A N OWN - H Macaulay, Rosalie Journalist Jane. Jane's fiancé, Gideon's paper, the Weekly Facts, has been destroyed and he goes to Russia to gather facts, but never returns. Six books in one novel. All women characters are modern -- mother is a novelist, Jane a journalist, Kaagherine a scientist. Potter family have a publishing firm, very successful. Jane marries Hobart, a true Potterite, but loves Arthur Gideon, anti-Potterism. 165390 2007 Poughkeepsie Tapes, The M News Media. TV News Anchor (Tom Hauser). News Anchor (Leah McLean). TV Reporter (Tracy Miller). Reporter (Fiona Lincke). 165391 2006 Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead M News Media. Newswoman (Brenna Roth). TV News Reporter (James J. Alfieri). Paparazzi (Joshua Samuel Strauss). 165392 2005 Poupees russes, Les MF France Reporter-Writer Xavier Rousseau (Romain Duris) works as a reporter, ghost writer and TV writer while trying to become a great novelist. Plum Journalist (Agathe Robilliard). Cosmo Journalist (Annette Faure). Editor Michel Hermann (Bernard Haller). TV Producer (Carole Franck). TV Writer (Robert Plagnol). TV Director (Nicolas Briancon). 165393 1940 Pour le maillot jaune MF France News Media. Un reporter (Louis Robert). Le journaliste (Paul Demange). Le photographe (Paul Temps). Le gros journaliste (Paul Barge). 165394 1999 Pourquoi pas moi? MF Journalist (Jean-Michel Portal). 165395 1996 Poussieres d'amour - Abfallprodukte der Liebe TF Germany Interviewers (Isabelle Huppert, Carole Bouquet). 165396 2002 POV Sports on CBC DT Sports. POV Sports Host (Joe Motiki). Science of Sports Host (Rachel Skarsten). 165397 2009 Powder Blue M Newscaster (Leyna Nguyen). Several Los Angeles residents meet on Christmas Eve through chance, tragedy and divine intervention. 165398 1928 Powder My Back M PR - AFI-Press Agents - Frank Capra. Cub Reporter Douglas Fairbanks Jr. 165399 1986 Power M SVDSP 698. SV-Beta 506 Himmelstein, David (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Ellen Freeman (Julie Christie), once married to Pete St. John (Richard Gere), an expert image maker. She is now trying to get information on a senator who was friends with them when they were married. She now suspects he is on the take. Senator's wife tells her the story and asks her to write it to make sure she is portrayed as the monster not the innocent senator. Reporter eventually decides not to run the piece because the real story is the foreign influence on American elections. St. John doesn't buy her story: "You're not getting human on me, are you?" Wilfred Buckley (Gene Hackman) says to Gere that the impact of broadcast media on the political process is no worse than past manipulations. Buckley: "What do you want to do? Go back to the old days? Like it was before. Have the machines put their boys in? Is that what you want? Have the newspapers in charge? Have the Los Angeles Times create another Richard Nixon?" Anchorman (Marvin Scott). Commentators (Jim Hartz, Frank Casey, Roger Grimsby, Donna Hanover, Margaret Hall, Paul Harvey, Brad Holbrook, Kristi Worker). Reporter (Tony Head). Moderator (Janet Sarno). 165400 1996 Power N Collins, Jackie First Novel in "L.A. Connections" miniseries Journalist Madison Castelli is going after the story of her career in the exclusive mansions of Los Angeles where Hollywood's most powerful players willingly risk it all. The beautiful reporter is about to discover there are secrets worth killing for. 165401 1996 Power 98 M SVD 560 Radio Talk Show Host. Ratings rise for a Los Angeles radio station when a controversial talk show host entertains a call from a killer 165402 2002 Power and Beauty MT DVD -R HQ 8343, 8344 Reporter (Jane Cook). Reporter (Piero Didiano). Reporter (Marty Moreau). Reporter (Philip Nessel). Reporter (Kris Ryan). Reporter (Kelvin Wheeler). Photographer (Shawn Wayne Doyle). 165403 2004 Power Corps. M Newsreader (Marco von Moos). 165404 1978 Power Eaters, The N OWN - H Davenport, Diana Publisher Hilda Doral of America's most powerful evening paper, murders her stepson to obtain her publishing empire. 165405 2002 Power Elite M News Media. News Reporter (Chelsea McCarthy). News Reporter (Sean Michaels). News Reporter (Alexis Ryan). 165406 1979 Power Forward N OWN - H Kaylin, Walter News Media 165407 1966 Power Game, The: Confound Their Politics T Episode #13. 6-30-1966 Newsreader (David March) of the BBC. 165408 1965 Power Game, The: New Boy, The T Episode #1. 12-13-1965 News Media. ITN Newsreader (Tim Brinton). 165409 1966 Power Game, The: Politician, The T Episode #4. TV Interviewer (Bryan Magee). 165410 2005 Power Girls: Series T Six Episodes. MTV 2005. Reality Show Publicist Lizzie Grubman lets the cameras follow her as she spices up the nightlife in New York City, the Hamptons and Miami. 165411 1995 Power of Attorney M DVD -R HQ 2529, 2530. Reporter (Allison Bibicoff) 165412 1917 Power of Decision, The M AFI-Novelists/Publishers Writer 165413 2006 Power of Media Giftset, The M DVD News Media Film Collection: "All the President's Men," "Network" and "Dog Day Afternoon." Includes many extras. 165414 2004 Power of Nightmares, The: Rise of the Politics of Fear, The DT UK. Series of three documentaries about the use of fear for political gain. Reporter Ron Hansen of the Detroit News. Journalist Michael Lind. 165415 2008 Power of Persuasion, The N Watkins, Shelagh Film Critic and Columnist F. William D’Arcy for the Sunday Guardian writes a provocative critique of an adaptation of one of Jane Austen’s novels. Beth Durban is persuaded to write a letter to the editor’s page of a national Sunday newspaper to respond to the critic. When she receives an unexpected visit from the newspaper’s critic, she is bemused but after sightings of the inquisitive journalist, she’s neither pleased nor amused, especially since she is undergoing pulse dyed laser treatment for a prominent facial birthmark and spends most of her time behind dark glasses. With the laser treatment successfully completed, Beth and D’Arcy’s paths continue to cross until she begins to see him almost weekly. Is it a coincidence, or has D’Arcy sent an army of his minions to spy on her? As a scientific researcher in a Scottish University she has led a varied life traveling the world, spending time in New Zealand, Canada, Australia, America, Singapore and Israel. With such a full life she has had little time to form any serious romantic attachments that might led to a permanent relationship. When she decides to take driving lessons, she opens up new opportunities for herself and realizes that perhaps she isn’t too old to find love after all. When a work colleague offers to teach her to drive, Beth fails to realize that he might have an ulterior motive for doing so. Shortly after passing her driving test, Beth embarks on a shopping trip and encounters D’Arcy. This time the tables are turned and she follows him. 165416 1915 Power of Publicity, The M Ness Book Newspaperwoman Marie Francis Bussey, left penniless when her banker father dies, takes a job as assistant to the editor of the women's page on the News. While disguised as a boy, she gets a scoop and ends up with the editor's brother, who owns the paper. 165417 1943 Power of the Press M Fuller, Samuel (Story). Robert D. Andrews (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Ulysses Bradford (Guy Kibbee) of small town newspaper accuses old friend John Carter (Minor Watson), publisher of the New York Gazette of printing seditious propaganda. Carter decides to make sheet respectable. Shot by ruthless co-owner, Co-owner Howard Rankin (Otto Kruger). Before he dies, Carter leaves Bradford controlling interest in paper, asks him to clean it up. Managing Editor Griff Thompson (Lee Tracy) unwittingly helps Rankin pin Carter's murder on former employee. Bradford tries to free man. Rankin kills a news dealer who could provide evidence. Politically ambitious Rankin gets Thompson to run story accusing government official of hoarding rations. Riot at warehouse. Managing editor convinced Rankin is out to undermine government. He and Bradford join forces to expose Rankin. Print fake story to get him to confess. Reporter (Eddie Laughton). Variety 2/24/43: "…Main difficulty with plot is that from the premise that editors should not step out of bounds in periods of national emergency, story links up notorious publisher with gunmen and gangsters." 165418 1939 Power of the Press SS OWN Shute, George In Superman Archives Volume Two. Cub Reporter. Bill Harkness of the Blade 165419 1914 Power of the Press, The M SVD 819. VHS 821. VHS 5234 AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Newspaper. Front-page story affects public opinion showing Power of the Press, Herald cub reporter Ansley (William Jefferson) sneaks into a house to get information and uses the power of the press to expose the real criminal. 165420 1928 Power of the Press, The M UCLA Screening Levien, Sonya (Adaptation). Frederick A. Thompson (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book. Capra. Cub Reporter Clem Rogers is butt of newsroom jokes writing weather stories as if they are front-page stuff. City Editor (Robert Edeson) blue-pencils all his work. Cub stumbles onto a hot story that implicates daughter of mayoral candidate in DA's murder Next day, cub returns to newsroom as a seasoned reporter -- "just a cub's dumb luck -- stumbling on the scoop of the year!" The woman he maligned in the story comes to the newspaper office to tell him he has ruined her and her father. He apologizes and says he'll get the paper to print a retraction. The City Editor listens to him, then tells him he's fired. The cub ends capturing the real killer. He rushes into the city room with the killer: "STOP THE PRESSES! Stop the presses!" he screams. "Here's the man that killed the district attorney." Variety 12/5/28: "While theatricalizing to an extent, the newspaper atmosphere is exceptionally restrained and reasonable for Hollywood…it is a moving picture newspaper refreshingly plausible if not 100 percent authentic." 165421 1909 Power of the Press, The M Ness Book Editor of The Trumpet is driven out of town by the mayor who he opposed, a new editor arrives, and when the mayor tries to lynch him, he is saved by the mayor's daughter. 165422 1952 Power of Women, The T Vivien Kellems, later Mrs. John G. Lee Press 165423 2002 Power Play M DVD -R HQ 2591, 2592. SVD 1456 Adult situations Reporter investigates energy corporation that has sinister goals. Inexperienced reporter. 165424 1978 Power Play M Photographer (Eugene Amodeo). 165425 1998 Power Play: All For One T Episode #3. 10-29-1998 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Mark continues to hide how serious his condition is from the other players, insisting he is able to play. Michelle is sentenced to community service. Bud Travis comes up from Houston to talk about buying the Steelheads. Sports Commentator Don Cherry plays the role of the rival coach Jake Nelson. 165426 1998 Power Play: Bad Boy, The T Episode #7. 12-3-1998 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Brett pursues hockey bad boy Bobby Gunn in an attempt to get the Steelheads on the map and is willing to ignore his antics until he finds o0ut that Bobby has been dating Michelle. Bobby continues to make enemies as he turns the whole team against him. 165427 1998 Power Play: Brothers in Arms T Episode #6. 11-26-1998 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Todd is initially thrilled when his brother Jeff also joins the Steelheads until the competitive nature between the two brothers takes over and Harry Strand makes it very clear he will only keep one of the Maplethorpe brothers. Brett has a new idea for opening night. 165428 1998 Power Play: Changing the Luck T Episode #2. 10-22-1998 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. The Steelheads make it into the series but when Brett breaks the team's lucky bottle, their luck goes from bad to worse. Mark Simpson gets a concussion and hides how bad it is from everyone. 165429 2000 Power Play: Cubicle, The T Episode #24. 2-3-2000 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Rose Thorton writes a story in the Spectator about an unnamed gay Steelhead player that causes tension as the team heads into the semi-final game against New York. As Parker and Colleen continue to consummate their odd relationship, everyone is paranoid about finding the mole. Michelle gives Parker an ultimatum about Hudson. Coach Harry Strand seems to have lost his renewed vigor as the team comes unglued during game 7 against New York. "Terminal Todd" Maplethorpe comes up with a unique solution to refocus the Steelheads. Michelle, Renata and Rose witness a surprising admission by Colleen. Harry Strand redeems himself -- Strand style. Duff and Samantha share some surprising news about their relationship. 165430 1999 Power Play: Dire Straits T Episode #12. 2-10-1999 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Todd can't help but second guess himself as Frank Duskey remains in a coma. Colleen and Brett go over the books and realize there is no way they can keep the Steelheads alive unless they make some cuts, and decide that one of the team has to go. 165431 1999 Power Play: Evasion T Episode #17. 11-12-1999 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Brett doesn't want people to know that he is sleeping with Rose so he tries to keep it quiet as Renata tries to put an end to it altogether. Rose is far from his only problem, though, as he is still wanted in the United States. After a big fight and troubles in his marriage send Mark to a bar, he hooks up with another woman. 165432 1999 Power Play: Everything Is Broken T Episode #14. 10-15-1999 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Brett's world is falling apart as Colleen turns on him after she decides he seduced her to get his job back. Michelle announces she's going to school in England. Duff makes a deal with the government. 165433 1999 Power Play: Family Values T Episode #9. 1-13-1999 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. When a family-values orange juice dealer is interested in one of the Steelheads as a spokesperson, the fact that the play in question is cheating on his wife only starts the problems. Brett is forced to choose between Renata and business with surprising results. 165434 2000 Power Play: Finals, The T Episode #25. 2-10-2000 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. As Duff continues to prepare for his wedding to Samantha, Colleen gets the proof she needs that Samantha is the one selling out the team but doesn't want Brett to find out. Mark is pleased his wife is coming to see him at the stadium until he realizes the woman claiming to be his wife is a crazed stalker. Play-by-Play Announcer (Rob Faulds). 165435 2000 Power Play: Finals, The T Episode #25. 2-10-2000 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. 165436 2000 Power Play: Foolish Hearts T Episode #22. 1-13-2000 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Heading into the last regular season game against Detroit, turmoil jeopardizes the Steelheads post-season chances. Team Captain Mark Simpson receives divorce papers. Michelle is caught in the middle when Hudson James and Parker square off over a Russian player. The team gets a new Head Coach in former goalie Al Tremblay. Duff McCardle risks his personal fortune for one last chance at the cup. 165437 1999 Power Play: High Noon T Episode #11. 2-3-1999 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Brett uses his connections to have the suspension listed against American Player Frank Dusky, a well known goon so that he and Todd can have an on-ice brawl. When Rayanne's father dies and Mark chooses to play hockey rather than stay with her, it seems to be the beginning of the end for them. 165438 1999 Power Play: Jumper, The T Episode #20. 12-9-1999 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Rose gets jealous and possessive when she realizes that there is more to Colleen and Brett than just a working relationship. The entire team rallies together to help a former Steelhead who is planning to commit suicide by jumping from the rafters. 165439 1999 Power Play: Manipulation T Episode #16. 10-29-1999 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the Hamilton Steelheads. Rose decides to write a tell-all novel about Brett. Duff and Colleen don't like it when the government decides to run the Steelheads their way even though Strand seems to be agreeable. Brett encourages Mark to dump his wife, Rayanne, as his manager and to go with him. 165440 1999 Power Play: Mask, The T Episode #21. 12-16-1999 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. When the government decides to enact an equal opportunity ruling on new hires, the entire team is left questioning what will happen to them if they don't fall under the guidelines. When Duff finds out Brett plans to drive Harry Strand crazy, he hires him in an attempt to kill two birds with one stone and get rid of Sexsmith at the same time. 165441 1998 Power Play: Off Season T Episode #5. 11-19-1998 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Brett's fiancée Andrea comes up from New York, but when Brett heads off to the guys' cabin retreat to talk to Shakey about his contract, Andrea ends up spending all her time with Duff and Brett has an otherworldly experience that teaches him a lesson. 165442 1998 Power Play: Perambulate Me Back To My Habitual Abode (aka Premiere) T Episode #1. 10-15-1998. Canadian Series 10-15-1998 to 2-17-2000 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) returns to his hometown of Hamilton, Ontario and is offered the job of general manager of NHL team. He had intended to move the Hamilton Steelheads to Houston for a pile of cash. Once home, he becomes the team's new General Manager after the current GM dies. He sets out to turn the bumbling team around while forging a relationship with his estranged daughter and clashing with the Steelheads' equally ruthless corporate president. Hamilton, Ontario is a real town. The Spectator is their real newspaper. Real life Canadian sports commentator Don Cherry crops up occasionally as the coach of a rival team, Jake Nelson. 165443 1999 Power Play: Pucks the Size of Beach Balls T Episode #10. 1-20-1999 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Colleen and Brett are at odds when Brett wants to sell tickets to the luxury boxes, but Colleen is desperate to keep profits down so that she will be more successful in selling the team to Bud Travis and moving it to Houston. 165444 1999 Power Play: Purple Hazing T Episode #8. 1-6-1999 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. After an up and coming rookie hurts his hand in a hazing ritual, the team is desperate to cover up what happened. Unfortunately the entire episode was witnessed by a very enterprising young fan who forces Brett to make numerous offers to keep him quiet. 165445 2000 Power Play: Quarter Finals, The T Episode #23. 1-20-2000 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. In the quarter-finals against Philadelphia, off-ice battles over the ownership of the club threaten to distract the players. Coach Tremblay doubts his leadership ability and requests his return to Sherbrooke, setting the stage for the return of a "happier" Strand, who comes fully equipped with a psychiatrist. Michelle talks husband Hudson James into helping Parker get back into the U.S. to attend a league meeting for which he is eternally UN-grateful. After the meeting in New York, Colleeen and Parker share more than just a drink. The "new" Harry Strand turns out to be just what the team needs. 165446 1999 Power Play: Resign or Re-Sign T Episode #15. 10-22-1999 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Government is confused to learn that the Steelheads they have just bought up are a hockey team, and not salmon. Brett begins plotting his revenge against everyone who brought about his downfall and Colleen's name is all over his list. Shakey is devastated when he has to retire due to his bad knee, and Simpson is furious with Strand when Strand doesn't allow Shakey to tell them himself. 165447 1998 Power Play: Seventh Game T Episode #4. 11-12-1998 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Brett reluctantly rehires Lloyd Gorman whom he had previously fired for working drunk. Mark is furious when he ends up benched in the seventh game because of his concussion. Michelle is hurt while doing her community service and Brett isn't there for her. 165448 1999 Power Play: Temptation T Episode #18. 11-19-1999 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Brett is shocked when Michelle comes back from England married to the much older Hudson James, whom Rose discovers is no stranger to matrimonial bliss. Todd gets in trouble over an unintentional racial slur, and soon begins losing his sponsors. He can't get hold of his agent as well. 165449 1999 Power Play: Truth, The T Episode #19. 12-2-1999 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Hudson tips Brett that odd is looking for a new agent, but both men are soon fighting over who will get to represent him. Rose gets caught in the middle. Colleen is suspicious when Duff's new girlfriend, Samantha, is a lot younger than Duff. 165450 1999 Power Play: Waked at the Forum T Episode #13. 2-17-1999 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. New York Sports Agent Brett Parker (Michael Riley) is general manager of the NHL team, The Hamilton Steelheads. Colleen forces Brett to resign after she finds out what he's been up to, leaving Harry Strand as general manager of the team. Brett decides to leave town, but on his way out he has a vision. Duff's condition continues to worsen. 165451 2000 Power Play: What It All Meant T Episode #26. 2-17-2000 Sports Reporter Rose Thorton (Krista Bridges) is a sports reporter for the local paper The Spectator. Reporter (Kelsa Kinsly). Parker's life falls apart as Colleen dumps him after he has Thorton fired for threatening to reveal Duff's disappearance. Renata refuses to even speak to him after what he did and Michelle tells him she's tired of being treated like a possession and is leaving town. Brett Parker, the high-powered New York sports agent who is now General Manager of the Hamilton Steelheads When the goalie is injured, Duff pressures Shakey into coming back for one more game. 165452 2005 Power Players: Lowell Thomas DT DVD -R HQ 3394 Newsman Lowell Thomas brings home wondrous tales of exotic lands, becomes an American legend. 165453 1979 Power Plays NM PVL Wilcox, Colin Columnist Eliot Murdock, once a famous columnist trying for a comeback is killed. He had information about corruption in Washington and was about to tell his story. 165454 2001 Power Rangers: Clash For Control (Parts 1 and 2) (aka Power Rangers Time Force) T Episodes #392-#393. 5-5/12-2001 News Media. Reporter #1 (David L. Wilson). Reporter #2 (Stacey L. Miller). Reporter 33 (Alanna Boatright). 165455 2001 Power Rangers: Dawn of Destiny (1) (aka Power Rangers Time Force: Dawn of Destiny) T Episode #406. 8-18-2001 Reporter (Deanne Hixson). 165456 2000 Power Rangers: Fifth Crystal, The (aka Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue: Fifth Crystal, The) T Episode #359. 9-16-2000 Reporter (Bonnie Warner). 165457 2004 Power Rangers: Fighting Spirit (aka Power Rangers Dino Thunder: Fighting Spirit) T Episode #523. 8-28-2004 News Media. News Reporter (Patrick Wilson). 165458 2001 Power Rangers: Frax's Fury (aka Power Rangers Time Force: Frax's Fury) T Episode #405. 8-11-2001 Reporter (Deanne Hixson). 165459 1996 Power Rangers: Hogday Afternoon (Part 2) (aka Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: Hogday Afternoon) T Episode #155. 2-17-1996 Reporter (Shell Danielson). 165460 1999 Power Rangers: Magna Defender, The (aka Power Rangers Lost Galaxy) T Episode #302. 4-3-1999 Photographer (Michael Haboush). 165461 2002 Power Rangers: Master's Last Stand, The (aka Power Rangers Wild Force: Master's Last Stand) T Episode #444. 8-10-2002 News Media. Reporter #1 (Mark Daniel Cade). Reporter #2 (Jon Briddel). Reporter #3 (Anne Marie Howard). 165462 2002 Power Rangers: Monitoring Earth (1) (aka Power Rangers Wild Force: Monitoring Earth) T Episode #450. 9-28-2002 Newscaster (Rebecca Forstadt). 165463 1995 Power Rangers: Movie, The (aka Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: Movie, The) M Reporter (Paula Morrell) 165464 2000 Power Rangers: Neptune's Daughter (aka Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue: Neptune's Daughter) M Episode #372. 11-11-2000 Reporter (Bonnie Warner) 165465 2001 Power Rangers: Parting of Ways, A (aka Power Rangers Time Force: Parting of Ways) T Episode #384. 3-10-2001 News Media. Reporter #1 (Gary Dubin). Reporter #2 (Pauline Tannous). 165466 2001 Power Rangers: Quantum Quest, The (aka Power Rangers Time Force: Quantum Quest) T Episode #391. 4-28-2001 Reporter (Alanna Boatright). 165467 2001 Power Rangers: Ransik Lives (aka Power Rangers Time Force: Ransik Lives) T Episode #382. 2-24-2001 Anchorman (Jonathan Richter). 165468 2003 Power Rangers: Return of Thunder (Part 2). (aka Power Rangers Nina Storm: Return of Thunder) T Episode #468. 4-19-2003 Newscaster (Louise Wallace). 165469 2000 Power Rangers: Riding the Edge (aka Power Rangers Lightspped Rescue: Riding the Edge). T Episode #342. 3-4-2000 Reporter (Gillian Holt). 165470 1998 Power Rangers: Shell Shocked (aka Power Rangers in Space: Shell Shocked) T Episode #254. 2-27-1998 Reporter (Tom Trudeau). 165471 2003 Power Rangers: Shimazu Returns (Parts 1 and 2) (aka Power Rangers Nina Storm: Shimazu Returns). T Episodes #485-#486. 8-16/23-2003 News Media. Reporter (Louise Wallace). 165472 2003 Power Rangers: Snip It, Snip It Good (aka Power Rangers Nina Storm: Snip It, Snip It Good) T Episode #487. 9-19-2003 Newscaster (Louise Wallace). 165473 1996 Power Rangers: There's No Business Like Snow Business (Part 1) (aka Power Rangers: Zero: There's No Business Like Snow Business). T Episode #170. 5-13-1996. Reporter (Douglas Sloan). 165474 2003 Power Rangers: Wild Wipeout, The (aka Power Rangers Nina Storm: Wild Wipeout, The) T Episode #488. 9-20-2003 Reporter (Louise Wallace). 165475 2001 Power Rangers: Worlds Apart (aka Power Rangers Time Force: Worlds Apart) T Episode #390. 4-21-2001 News Media. Reporter #1 (David L. Wilson). Reporter #2 (Stacey L. Miller). 165476 2000 Power Shift N Rivers, Reggie Reporter hates a Pro Bowl receiver whose reputation on and off the field is sterling. The reporter starts writing story of a girl who files a paternity suit against the football star who says she was 15 years old when she got pregnant. Football star insists her claims are untrue. He turns to The Fixer to make the story disappear. But The Fixer is a catalyst for disaster drawing the football player into a web of murder and deceit that could land him in jail facing a life sentence. 165477 1995 Power Within, The M News Media. News Reporter (Bree Walker Lampley) 165478 1976 Power Without Glory MT Miniseries Reporter (Ivor Bowyer) 165479 1987 Power, Passion and Murder MT Photographer (Lisa-Marie Soble) 165480 2005 Power, Privilege & Justice: Two Mrs. Woodwards, The T Episode #2. 1-12-2005 Gossip Columnist Liz Smith (Herself). Journalist-Author Dominick Dunne (Himself). 165481 1984 Power, The M Obrow, Jeffrey, Stephen Carpenter, John Penney, John Hopkins (Story). Carpenter (Screenplay) Ness Book Tabloid Reporter Sandy (Susan Stokey) for The Prince Eyewitness tabloid dismisses the story of an idol with mysterious powers as just another crackpot tabloid item. Boyfriend brings her a quote from another newspaper: "Journalism is more than the sex lives of celebrities and the scandals of the jet set. Journalism is the pursuit of truth." Boyfriend gets interested in the story, goes on a date with one of Sandy's colleagues from the paper and becomes possessed by the idol causing him to force the woman's hand into a garbage disposal. Reporter and a teenage girl are finally able to destroy the idol after being assaulted repeatedly by the boyfriend. 165482 2002 Power, The M Reporter (Andrea Lee Davis). 165483 2002 Powerpuff Girls, The M News Media. Local Anchor (Phil LaMarr) 165484 2001 Powerpuff Girls, The: Mane Event, The C DVD McCracken, Craig Episode TV Anchorman delivers the news on TV set watched by one of the powerpuff girls. 165485 2001 Powerpuff Girls, The: Something's a Ms. C DVD McCracken, Craig Episode TV Reporter on TV screen. 165486 2002 Powerpuff Girls, The: Superfriends C Episode #16. 6-8-2002 Newscaster (Tom Kane - Voice). 165487 1943 Powers Girl, The M Photographer (Brooks Benedict). 165488 1997 Powers of Two MUS An electroacoustic opera for six singers, two dancers, video tape and eight digital soundtracks. Journalist/Sappho (mezzo-soprano). Act I: The Artist attempts to express his love for The Man, but is roughly rejected as are his arguments to The Journalist about artistic expression in the face of media priorities. The Journalist, who is trying to pursue a career in a man’s world, is also trying to hide being a lesbian. She is tormented by self-hatred, but secretly expresses her frustrated desire for an ideal woman. Encouraged by the dancers, the Artist and Journalist resolve to pursue their respective quests. The Artist going to The Seer for spiritual guidance. The Journalist going to The Sibyl to get a media story. Act II: The act begins with The Sibyl, an oracle, seated in front of the screen, wearing a magnificent cape and singing of the Golden Age of long ago. However, she must find a successor, and hopes to do so in the person of The Journalist, who enters looking for a "story", equipped with a video camera and lights that blank out the video screen. The Journalist, a lesbian, extols the new perfection of the "golden age" of television, illustrated by processed images of female models. The Sibyl criticizes the illusory quality of these images and tells The Journalist she must forsake the materialism represented by the world of advertising which she does through a symbolic "death" in which the cape is used to cover her (with musical reference to Berg's "Lulu, my angel"). She is "reborn" to become the new Sibyl (now called Sappho) by assuming the cape and returning to the opening song. Act III: The Artist, a gay male, arrives seeking artistic guidance from The Seer, seated atop a platform to which he is confined. The Seer seems to offer him enticing images and poetic musical excerpts on the screen and speakers. However, The Artist does not understand these images but still creates and sings beautiful poetry. In his personal quest for fulfillment, both personal and artistic, The Artist goes through states of attraction and desire, conflict and remorse, loss and grief, and finally, reconciliation and acceptance. The Seer eventually abandons his attempts to communicate with The Artist, and turns inwards via a symbolic "blinding" in order to achieve spiritual insight. The Artist similarly undergoes a transformation and appears in a magnificent costume in a symbolic union with his beloved "other". Act IV: The entire stage resembles a video screen, enclosed by a barrier, within which is a powerful light (the 'Beyond'). The act begins with a requiem in remembrance of the dead, specifically addressed to the "too young departed", and concludes with the Woman being escorted into the Beyond by the dancers. The two other singers (The Artist and The Journalist/Sappho) enter together from the house, each clad in the kimono and cape in which they have finished Acts II and III. They move symmetrically with each other and are attracted by the dim outline of the dancers in the ganzfeld whom they kiss exactly at the knife-edge boundary before they enter to unite with those figures. Although initially terrified by the sight of the Beyond, The Man is irresistibly drawn towards it by The Woman who is already in that space. In a reversal of the Orpheus and Eurydice story, she warns him not to look at her and tells him to approach her backwards and rely on hearing her voice. After several failed attempts, The Man is once again urged to approach by the dancers and give up his reliance on sight and reason. He finally ceases to resist and is guided backwards across the knife-edge, where he is clothed anew and is re-united with The Woman. The act ends with the joyful song "We are the stars which sing", a traditional First Nations text. The lyric poetry used in the opera is derived from a wide range of sources including Charlotte Lennox (1729-1804), Katherine Philips (1631-64), Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Walt Whitman, R. M. Rilke (in a new translation by Norbert Ruebsaat), Aphra Behn (1640-89), Louise Labé (1525-66), Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (1689-1762), Giovambattista Marino (1569-1625), Guido Cavalcanti (1255-1300), Anne Finch, Countess of Winchilsea (1661-1720), and Jalal al-Din Rumi, with additional material written by the composer. Barry Truax is a Professor in both the School of Communication and the School for the Contemporary Arts at Simon Fraser University where he teaches courses in acoustic communication and electroacoustic music. 165489 1936 Powers That Be, The N OWN Romains, Jules Press 165490 1992 Powers That Be, The: Bill and Margaret's Excellent Adventure T Episode #7. 4-11-1992 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. After Bill and Margaret's unexpected night of passion, Bill considers ending his relationship with Jordan in favor of the chance of rekindling the fire in his marriage -- leaving Jordan fuming and shocked. Meanwhile, Caitlyn can't get the football-opponent out of her head. Bradley gets high from pain killers he is taking for a kidney stone. 165491 1992 Powers That Be, The: Bill Gets Shot T SV 135 Episode #3. 3-14-1992. Series 3-7-1992 to 6-19-1993 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Reporter (Michele Harrell). Campaigning Senator needs publicity but doesn't expect it to come from Theodore's botched suicide attempt, which results in Bill being shot in a very undignified location. It's their daughter's anniversary and the senator's wife insists the illegitimate daughter not join the family for dinner. 165492 1992 Powers That Be, The: Bill's Dead…Not T Episode #10. 11-7-1992 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Senator takes a road trip with his elderly mother and picks up a hitchhiker -- who turns out to be a carjacker. As Bill then tries to make his way to his mother's home, the carjacker crashes the car into a gas tanker. The family and the press believe the Senator has been killed. As the Powers camp mourns Bill, Margaret contemplates accepting her husband's Senate seat. 165493 1993 Powers That Be, The: Bradley Gets Fired T Episode #18. 1-19-1993 News Media. PR. Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Washington Post Reporter Walt Stevens (Dan Butler). When a malingering Bradley is fired, Mrs. Powers takes over as press liaison. 165494 1992 Powers That Be, The: Charlerella T Episode #8. 4-18-1992 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Powers household is invited to attend a ball in the Senator's honor, but Margaret conveniently forgets to invite Charlotte until it's too late. Caitlyn's husband Theodore stays behind to wait for her but winds up spending a romantic evening with Charlotte when they get snowed in. Caitlyn slinks off to the opponent's hotel room. The blizzard keeps the rest of the Powers clan trapped in their limo 165495 1992 Powers That Be, The: Chicken in Every Pot, A T Episode #9. 11-7-1992 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. To curry favor, Margaret donates her chicken salad to the favorite charity of the new First Lady who falls ill after eating it. Meanwhile Theodore and Charlotte try to fight their attraction for each other. 165496 1992 Powers That Be, The: Dirty Politics T Episode #5. 3-28-1992 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Moderator Kendall (Jill Andre). The family scheme to discredit the Senator's opponent, a now-handicapped, former-pro footballer. The result is a faked videotape of the athlete hopping out of his chair. The press discovers the tape is fake. Bill visits in a last ditch effort to save his aids from being fired and Bill is startled by what he finds. 165497 1993 Powers That Be, The: Grammargate (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #19-#20. 6-5/12-1993 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. When drunk, Bradley makes the mistakes of his life. So does Pierce when he hacks into the school's computer. Theodore has troubles of his own. While trying to rectify the situation for Pierce, Margaret and Caitlyn find they have their own trouble. Consummation is the answer to Bradley's problems and Theodore conquers his fear. 165498 1993 Powers That Be, The: Grandma's Big Decision T Episode #21. 6-19-1993 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Bill's mother, Enid Powers (Cloris Leachman) shows up just before her 93rd birthday and announces she is moving in until she dies. Then she asks her already frustrated daughter-in-law to kill her off. Sophie surprises Jordan when she moves into her apartment building leaving Jordan concerned that the Senator's nosy daughter will discover their affair. 165499 1993 Powers That Be, The: Having a Ball T Episode #17. 1-19-1993 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Powers are ecstatic when they are invited to join the Presidential motorcade to Clinton's inauguration, but when Jordan is excluded, she tries to make Bill jealous by making plans with an old boyfriend. As the delayed Powers and a bicycling Bradley brave the icy roads in hopes of catching up with the President, Theodore worries that Charlotte thinks he forgot her birthday. 165500 1992 Powers That Be, The: How Sharper Than a Servant's Tooth T Episode #12. 11-21-1992 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Crisis back in the Senator's home state is nothing compared to the crisis in the Senator's household -- Charlotte wants to quit because of her secret feelings for Theodore. Meanwhile Jordan is frustrated that Margaret's problems are more important to Bill than celebrating the anniversary of their relationship together. 165501 1992 Powers That Be, The: I'm Your Dummy T Episode #11. 11-14-1992 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Theodore volunteers to be the Senator's dummy in a ventriloquist act that everyone else finds embarrassingly bad. 165502 1992 Powers That Be, The: Intern, The T Episode #13. 11-28-1992 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Jordan and Margaret both suspect the Senator's new female intern has designs on him. 165503 1992 Powers That Be, The: Kiss Me Caitlyn T Episode #6. 4-4-1992 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Senator and his aides have no choice but to offer his opponent a public apology -- in spite of his paralysis secretly being a sham. Meanwhile the football player-opponent sets his sights on seducing the senator's daughter, Caitlyn to have someone inside Senator's camp. She finds herself simultaneously charmed and repulsed by him while she contemplates having an affair. Meanwhile, Bill and his wife, Margaret, share a spontaneous night of passion. 165504 1992 Powers That Be, The: Love Child, The (1) T Episode #1. 3-14-1992. Series 3-7-1992 to 6-19-1993 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. TV Newswoman Faith Daniels (Herself). Senator in the middle of a tough re-election campaign with a local hero finds he has an additional obstacle to his re-election: an illegitimate daughter from a wartime romance. Senator's wife Margaret (Holland Taylor) believes her top priority is to maintain her status in Washington. Daughter Caitlyn Van Horne is married to a U.S. Representative, Rep. Theodore Van Horne (David Hyde Pierce). The senator also has a son Pierce as well as an illegitimate daughter Sophie, the product of a wartime romance. He is also having an affair with Jordan Miller. 165505 1992 Powers That Be, The: Love Child, The (2) T Episode #2. 3-7-1992 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Illegitimate child goes head-to-head with rest of the family. Senator needs good publicity to offset the scandal so he can win the election. 165506 1992 Powers That Be, The: My Mother, My Self T Episode #4. 3-21-1992 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Not being asked to a White House luncheon for Princess Diana is bad enough, but the senator's wife really gets upset when her efforts only result in her daughter being invited instead. She then tries to play on daughter's insecurities to secure an invitation for herself. Meanwhile Bill just wants the family to get along. 165507 1992 Powers That Be, The: Oh, Mack T Episode #15. 12-12-1992 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Visiting Hollywood mogul (Aaron Spelling - Himself) charms everyone in the Senator's household -- except the Senator, who starts to suspect that something is amiss. Each of the ladies thinks she's the object of their guest's desires. 165508 1992 Powers That Be, The: Sophie's Big Decision T Episode #14. 12-5-1992 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Just as illegitimate daughter Sophie asks Margaret for some tips on fitting into the Washington scene, the boyfriend who always kept her down shows up to take her back to New Jersey. Margaret is desperate to get a Supreme Court Justice to show up at her party, and Bradley and Jordan try to show each other up by getting the most influential guests at the event. 165509 1993 Powers That Be, The: St. Caitlyn of Shears T Episode #16. 1-2-1993 News Media. PR. Press Liaison Bradley Gist (Peter MacNicol). Democratic Senator William Powers (John Forsythe), an ally of President Bill Clinton has spent 26 years in Washington D.C. and lacks the political smarts to survive in national politics. Bradley is desperate to get the Senator media attention after his name is not included on the list of the most influential Democrats in the new administration. Bad haircut causes daughter Caitlyn to come to a personal crisis and decide she is too caught up in materialism. 165510 1918 Powers That Prey M AFI-Editors/Newspapermen - Ness Book Editor of the Daily News Burton Grant (Harvey Clark) is run out of town after exposing crooked politicians. Asks his daughter Sylvia Grant (Mary Miles Minter) to turn the paper over to city editor Frank Summers (Alan Forrest). She takes the paper over herself, decorating the city room with bows and writing fluff pieces. Later she calls for the political boss to be tarred and feathered. Her father returns in time to stop an angry mob. She marries the city editor. Female's lack of journalistic savvy -- "The Power of the Press in a Woman's Hands." Variety, 3/15/58: "It is effort and celluloid entirely gone to waste." 165511 1996 Powertown N Lind, Michael Journalist Stef Schonfeld works for a political monthly. 165512 2003 Powiedz to, Gabi MF Poland Editor (Krzysztof Globisz). 165513 2002 Pozo, El T Commentators (Rafael Avina, Jaime Alfonso Sandoval, Oscar Sarquiz-Themselves). Host (Claudia Segura). 165514 2009 PR Firm, The M Short Public Relations firm is the only one a much maligned genocidal dictator in trouble will trust to save his image. After some bad press about his so-called “authoritarian rule,” an eastern-European dictator needs someone to gloss over his image in the western news media. There is at least one PR agent that is more than willing to help. The PR Guy (Joe Lofranco). 165515 1944 Practically Yours M News Media-Publicity hassle. Reporters (George Turner, Reginald Simpson). Reporter (Allen Fox). Cameramen (Ralph Lynn, Jerry James, William Meader). Photographer (Thomas Quinn). Cameraman in News Room (Warren Ashe). Radio Announcers (Sam Ash, John Wald). Sound Man (Roy Brent). Camera Operator (Gary Bruce). Assistant Cameraman (Mike Lally). Photographer (Tom Quinn). Cameraman (Jerry James). Cameraman (Ralph Linn). Cameraman (William Meader). 165516 1985 Practice of Love (aka Praxis der Liebe, Die) M West Germany-Austria. Ness Commentator (Walter Schreiber). TV Editor (Wolfgang Kainz). Chief TV Editor (Guenther Nenning). 165517 2006 Practice To Deceive N Sikes, Nathan Reporter Preston Jeffries is covering the killings of several beautiful women whose bodies are discovered on the outskirts of Tallahassee, Florida. Police are baffled. The criminal is elusive and star reporter Jeffries is hopes his coverage of the slayings give him his shot at journalistic fame. Or is there more going on than meets the eye? As Preston falls in love while following the murders, he discovers that the truth may be more horrible than anyone could imagine. 165518 2001 Practice, The: T SVD 1491, 1338, 1137, 1126 Episodes. Series 3-4-1997 to 5-16-2004 News Media 165519 2000 Practice, The: Appeal and Denial T Episode #83. 10-29-2000 Reporter (Tim Hager). 165520 1998 Practice, The: Axe Murderer T Episode #32. 4-27-1998 News Media. Reporter (Mijanou Van der Woude). Press Reporter in Courthouse Hallway (Phil Hawn). 165521 2002 Practice, The: Bad to Worse T Episode #132. 12-1-2002 TV Anchor (Cheryl Carter). 165522 1997 Practice, The: Betrayal T Episode #8. 9-23-1997 Reporters (Susan Fukuda, Stacey Scotte). 165523 2000 Practice, The: Black Widows T Episode #74. 4-2-2000. Reporter Camilla Berg (Judy Louise Johnson). Reporter #2 (David Hirsch). Reporter #3 (David Charles). Reporter #4 (Alysia Reiner). 165524 1997 Practice, The: Blessing, The T Episode #9. 9-27-1997 News Media. Reporter (Karen Crane). 165525 1998 Practice, The: Body Count T Episode #37. 10-11-1998 TV News Anchor (Michael Castner). 165526 2001 Practice, The: Candidate, The T SVD 1104 (All But Beginning). SVD 1106 (Beginning) Kelley, David E. Episodes #102-#103. 9-22-2001. Season 6 Opener News Media. Media #1 (Deborah Carson). Media #2 (Don Richardson). Media #3 (Jennifer Massey). Media #4 (Gregory Balaban). Sensational homicide case rocks Boston. State senator charged with killing his wife's lover. 165527 2001 Practice, The: Candidate, The (Part One) T Episode #102. 9-23-2001 News Media. Reporter Jack Quinn (Stephen Mendel). TV News Anchor Scott Schmidt (Brien Blakely). Field Reporter Sarah Ehret (Cheryl Carter). Reporter Borpojari (Meera Simhan). TV Anchor (Phillip Palmer). Reporter #1 (Chris Harrison). Reporter #2 (Pamela Wright). Media #1 (Deborah Carson). Media #2 (Don Richardson). Media #3 (Jennifer Massey). Media #4 (Gregory Balaban). 165528 2003 Practice, The: Capitol Crimes T Episode #141. 3-31-2003 News Media. Reporter Sarah Ehret (Cheryl Carter). TV Reporter (Barrett Rakestraw). 165529 2003 Practice, The: Cause of Action T Episode #148. 10-12-2003 News Media. Reporter (Mary Major). 165530 1977 Practice, The: Checkmate T Episode #29. 3-16-1998. Reporter (Elliot Francis) 165531 2003 Practice, The: Choirboys T Episode #139. 3-10-2003. News Media. Reporter #1 (Brien Blakely). Reporter #2 (Cheryl Carter). 165532 2003 Practice, The: Chosen, The T SVD 1445 Episode #148. 10-5-2003 News Media. Reporter Sarah Ehret (Cheryl Carter). Reporter (Phillip Palmer). Attorney claims God talks to her. Fired from her law firm for being mentally incompetent. Man accused of poisoning his pregnant wife. 165533 1999 Practice, The: Closet Justice T Episode #53. 3-28-1999 Reporter Lillian Curry (Diana Koricke). 165534 1997 Practice, The: Cloudy with a Chance of Membranes T Episode #26. 2-16-1998 News Media. TV Reporter #1 Angela Coxton (Mary Major). Reporter (Dee Ryan). TV Anchor (Cynthia Eichor). Reporter (Carlos Granda). 165535 2004 Practice, The: Coming Home T Episode #158. 1-25-2004 News Media. TV Reporters (Rich Skidmore, Pat Matthews). Reporter #1 (Lisa Steinmetz). Reporter #3 (Mary Strong). 165536 2000 Practice, The: Deal, The T Episode #88. 12-10-2000. News Media. Reporter #1 (David Charles). Reporter #2 (Marjorie Harris). Reporter #3 (David Joel). 165537 1998 Practice, The: Defenders, The T Episode #38. 10-18-1998 News Media. Reporter #2 (Mijanou Van der Woude). Reporter #3 (Melissa Gardner). 165538 1999 Practice, The: Do Unto Others T Episode #56. 5-2-1999 News Media. Reporter #1 (Matthew Kaminsky). Reporter #2 (Lourdes Regala). 165539 2001 Practice, The: Early Frost, An T Episode #90. 1-7-2001 Reporter Alexis Genya (Cheryl Carter). 165540 2002 Practice, The: Eat and Run T Episode #121. 5-5-2002. News Media. Reporter #1 (Brien Blakely). Reporter #2 (Jennifer Massey). Reporter #3 (Don Richardson). Reporter #4 (Deborah Carson). Reporter #5 (Tim Hager). 165541 1999 Practice, The: End Games T Episode #50. 2-20-1999 News Media. Reporter #1 (Mijanou Van der Woude). Reporter #2 (Susan Chuang). Reporter #3 (Dierdre Holder). Reporter #4 (B.T.Stone - Bob Thomas). 165542 1999 Practice, The: Happily Ever After T Episode #57. 5-9-1999 Reporter (Kenneth Taylor). 165543 2003 Practice, The: Heroes and Villains T Episode #143. 4-21-2003 News Media. Reporter (Jim Moret). 165544 1997 Practice, The: Hide and Seek T Episode #17. 11-29-1997 News Media. Reporter (Ricco Ross). 165545 1999 Practice, The: Home Invasions T Episode #54. 4-18-1999 Reporter Angela Coxton (Mary Major). 165546 2000 Practice, The: Honorable Man T Episode #78. 5-14-2000 News Media. On-Air Reporter (Eileen Weisinger). 165547 1998 Practice, The: In Deep T Episode #27. 3-2-1998 News Media. Reporter Janet Gilmore (Tiiu Leek). Reporter Todd Woods (Kenny Sargeant). Reporter Joy Schenk (Mijanou Van der Woude). Reporter (Mary Major). 165548 2004 Practice, The: In Good Conscience T Kelley, David E. Episode #161. 3-14-2004 News Media. Reporter Julie Bench (Naibe Reynoso). . Attorney uses media to convince judge to do the right thing. Reporters. 165549 1999 Practice, The: Judge and Jury T Episode #47. 1-17-1999. Reporter Marc Underwood (Dan Gifford). Reporter Peter Fleming (Tim Silva). Reporter #3 (Kenneth Livingston Taylor). Miss Kramer, Timeline Producer (Sydney Walsh). 165550 2002 Practice, The: Judge Knot T Episode #115. 2-17-2002. Reporter #3 (Gregory Balaban). Reporter #1 (Jennifer Massey). Reporter #2 (Don Richardson). 165551 1999 Practice, The: Lawyers, Reporters and Cockroaches T SVD 805 Episode #49. 2-21-1999 TV Reporter accused of forcing restaurateur out of business by a deceptive TV report.. Bobby and Lindsay represent a restaurant owner who's suing a local television station for airing a story that accused the eatery of having unsanitary conditions. Reporter Michael Sawyer (Jeff Yagher). 165552 1999 Practice, The: Legacy T Episode #61. 10-17-1999 News Media. Reporter (Mijanou Van der Woude). 165553 2003 Practice, The: Les Is More T Episode#143. 4-7-2003. News Media. Reporter #4 (Bibi Amos). Reporter #2 (Brien Blakely). Reporter #5 (Laney Fichera). Reporter #3 (Ted Garcia). Anchor #1 (Phillip Palmer). News Anchor (Ben Mankiewicz). Sandy Grushow (Himself). Leslie Moonves (Himself). 165554 2000 Practice, The: Life Sentence T Episode #79. 5-21-2000 Reporter Sheila McCree (Marla Frees). News Cameraman (Evan Mirand). 165555 1998 Practice, The: Line of Duty T Episode #21. 1-5-1998 News Media. Reporter Janet Gilmore (Tiiu Leek). TV Anchor (Larry Burnett). 165556 2002 Practice, The: M. Premie Unplugged T DVD -R HQ 6179 Episode #6. 3-10-2002 News Media. Reporter #1 (Brien Blakley). Reporter #2 (Tanya Memme). Reporter #3 (Patrick Faucette). Father accused of child abuse. 165557 1997 Practice, The: Means, The T Episode #14. 11-8-1997 News Media. TV Reporter Melanie Morris (Mary Major) of News 8. Reporter #1 (Melissa Gardner). Reporter #2 (Forbes Riley). Reporter #3 (Kenny Sargeant). 165558 2000 Practice, The: Mr. Hinks Goes To Town T Episode. 11-26-2000. News Media. Reporter #1 (Shea Farrell). Reporter #2 (Deborah Carson). 165559 2004 Practice, The: Mr. Shore Goes to Town T SVD 1510 Episode #87. 3-7-2004 News Media 165560 2002 Practice, The: Of Thee I Sing T VHS 1298 (Media Excerpts) Episode #127. 10-13-2002 News Media. District Attorney faces the media after losing the case 165561 1998 Practice, The: One of Those Days T Episode #40. 11-8-1998 News Media. Reporter #1 (Karen Crane). Reporter #2 (David Hirsch). Reporter #3 (Forbes Riley). 165562 1999 Practice, The: Oz T Episode #62. 10-24-1999 News Media. Reporter Angela Coxton (Mary Major). Reporter (Carter Lee). Reporter (Ken Rudulph). Reporter #2 (Sibila Vargas). 165563 1997 Practice, The: Part V T Episode #5. 4-1-1997 News Media. Reporter (Taylor Leigh). 165564 1997 Practice, The: Part VI T Episode #6. 4-9-1997 News Media. Reporter #1 (Christal Chacon). Reporter #3 (Francesca Cappucci). Reporter #2 (Todd Jensen). Reporter #4 (Christopher McWatt). 165565 2004 Practice, The: Police State T Episode #157. 1-11-2004. Reporter (Steve Alvarez). 165566 2002 Practice, The: Pro Se T Episode #113. 2-10-2002 News Media. TV Reporter (LaDon Drummond). 165567 2000 Practice, The: Race Ipsa Loquitor T Episode #72. 2-20-2000 News Media. Reporter #1 (Jason Rudofsky). Reporter #2 (Keni Marie). 165568 1997 Practice, The: Reasonable Doubts T Episode #7. 9-20-1997 News Media. Reporter #2 (Ricco Ross 165569 2000 Practice, The: Settling T SVD 864 Episode #73. 3-12-2000 News Media. Reporter (Mary Major). TV Anchor (Chuck Kovacic). Commentator (Blair Bess). Bobby is kidnapped by an irate former client who claims his incompetence in a manslaughter trial forced him to spend 12 years in prison. 165570 1997 Practice, The: Sex, Lies and Monkeys T Episode #12. 10-18-1997 News Media. Owner Mr. Holt (Richard Riehle) of Hub News. Hub News Attorney (Gerry Becker). 165571 2000 Practice, The: Show and Tell T VHS 1274 Kelley, David E. Episode #85. 11-12-2000 Reporter (who's only heard as a voice-over) interviews principals on the defense and prosecution teams to get their takes on how the trail is going. Citizen Kane-like device. Corridor Reporter #1 (Marjorie Harris). Corridor Reporter #2 (Paul Richard Kessler). Corridor Reporter #3 (John Marrott). 165572 2002 Practice, The: Silent Partners T Episode #134. 12-15-2002. News Media. Reporter #1 (Patrick Faucette). Reporter #2 (Tim Hager). Reporter #3 (Deborah Carson). 165573 1997 Practice, The: Spirit of America T Episode #16. 11-22-1997. News Media. Reporter #1 (Laura Carlson). Field Reporter (Mark Goodman). News Announcer (Toni Senecal). 165574 1999 Practice, The: Split Decisions T Episode #45. 1-3-1999 Reporter Michelle Reichot (Sandra Clark). 165575 2001 Practice, The: Suffer the Little Children T Episode #108. 11-25-2001 News Anchor (John Burton Jr.). 165576 1998 Practice, The: Swearing In T Episode #42. 11-29-1998 News Media. Reporter (Mary Major). News Anchor (Chuck Kovacic). 165577 2001 Practice, The: Thin Line, The T Episode #92. 2-4-2001 News Media. Reporter (Phillip Palmer). Reporter #1 (Don Richardson). Reporter #2 (Jennifer Massey). 165578 2002 Practice, The: This Pud's For You T Episode #123. 5-19-2002. News Media. Reporter #1 (David Charles). Reporter #2 (Mim Drew). Reporter #3 (Patrick Faucette). Reporter #4 (Julie Wright). Reporter #5 (Cheryl Carter). Reporter #6 (Cali Ross). 165579 1998 Practice, The: Trial, The T Episode #25. 2-9-1998 News Media. Reporter #1 (Mary Major). 165580 2002 Practice, The: Verdict, The T Episode #124. 5-19-2002 News Media. Reporter Jeffrey Rothberg (Philip Palmer). Reporter (Mark Steines). Reporter (Mim Drew). Reporter (LaDon Drummond). Reporter (Todd Leonard). Talk-Show Host Larry King (Himself). 165581 2003 Practice, The: Victim's Rights T Episode #155. 11-30-2003 News Media. Reporter (Mim Drew). Reporters interviewing man the jury said was innocent of murder. Drive-by shooting kills the man as reporters duck for cover. 165582 2001 Practice, The: What Child Is This? T Episode #96. 3-18-2001. Reporter #2 (Gregory Balaban). WXDE Reporter (Mary Major). Reporter #1 (Don Richardson). 165583 1993 Praetorian NM OWN - P Gifford, Thomas American Radio Correspondent Rodger Dodwin, London, 1941. Chosen by Winston Churchill to cover the story of a lifetime 165584 2007 Prager Botschaft MTF Germany Reporter (Udo Thies). 165585 2002 Prague N Phillips, Arthur Journalist John Price wants Emily a farm girl who wants to be a tip-top assistant at the Embassy. North American college grads, Eastern Europe 1990. At the end of the novel, journalist Price, arguably the central character of the novel, is en route to the city of Prague. 165586 1988 Prague Counterpoint N Thoene, Bodie and Brock Thoene #2 Zion Convenant Series Journalist Walter Kronenberger and his five-year-old son, Charles, are in danger. It is March 12, 1938 and Hitler and Nazi Germany are sweeping across Austria destroying all in its path. Although Violinist Elisa Lindheim is safe in Czechoslovakia for the moment, she grieves over her beloved Vienna. Swastika flags now wave from every window. Jewish shops are destroyed. Neighbors’ houses stand empty. The Jews and those who try to defend them are arrested or killed. The clock is running out for those the Nazis consider enemies of the state such as Journalist Kronenberger and his son. If Elisa agrees to help Charles and his twin brother, Louis, she could become useless to the Jewish Underground. Yet, how can she stand by and watch two children fall into the clutches of the Nazis. 165587 1997 Prague Duet M Journalist (David Nyki) 165588 1941 Prague is Quiet: Experimental Fantasy, An R Jacobs, Lewis In "One Hundred Non-Royalty Radio Plays." Correspondents in foreign capitals 165589 2001 Prairie Dogs M Short Interviewer (Kristy Swailes). 165590 2006 Prairie Giant; Tommy Douglas Story, The MT Canada Miniseries. News Media. TV Anchor (Brad Grass). Lead Reporter (Andrea Menard). Moderator Weyburn Arena (Rob Roy). Canadian political icon Tommy Douglas is featured., 165591 1974 Prairie Home Companion, A R Keillor, Garrison Editor Harold Starr of the Herald-Star, which serves the imaginary town of Lake Wobegon, Minnesota. 1974-1987 American Public Radio serial 165592 1949 Prairie Printer NJ Medary, Marjorie Newspaperman Tom Kenyon, a jobless orphan at 17, becomes a newspaperman on the Iowa frontier. 165593 1919 Praise Agent, The M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 165594 2003 Praktikanten TF Sweden. Short Reporter (Robert P. Olsson - Undercover Reporter). 165595 1989 Prancer M Editor Hank (Steven Pressler) of the Herald. 165596 2001 Prancer Returns M TV Newswoman Charlotte Purcell, Channel 9 News. 165597 1988 Pranks TV! DT Interviewer (Andrea Juno). Interviewer (V. Vale-Himself) 165598 1995 Pratos combinados: Revistas do corazon TF Spain. Episode #17 Paparazzo no WC (Alberto Tome). 165599 1988 Pratt of the Argus N Nobbs, David Reporter Pratt 165600 1989 Pratt of the Argus P Nobbs, David and Michael Birch Reporter Pratt 165601 1985 Pravda P MLPL Brenton, Howard.-David. Hare Play Index, 1983-87 Publisher Lambert Le Roux, a Rupert Murdoch-inspired publisher who turns his expanding British newspaper empire into a carnival of lost journalistic souls. 165602 1987 Praxis Bulowbogen TF Series 1987 Photographer (Jens Winter - Fotograf). 165603 1985 Praxis der Liebe, Die MF West Germany News Media. Journalist (Karl Khely). Chief TV Editor (Guenther Nenning). TV Editor (Wolfgang Kainz). News Commentator (Walter Schreiber). French Journalist (Joelle Ruhs). 165604 1985 Pray for Ricky Foster N OWN - P Johnston, Jane Reporter investigating psychopathic killer 165605 1993 Pray God to Die N OWN - H Roberts, Carey TV Correspondent Simone Gray, network television correspondent 165606 2004 Prayer for Dawn, A N Singer, Nathan Publicist Caroline Powell, a world-weary publicist who writes checks to charities to relieve a guilty conscience is one of a dozen people who live in Cincinnati Ohio and are inextricably linked. Powell is reduced to representing Joey Spitfire, a jailed creator of an underground zine called Psychobilly Freakout. 165607 2006 Prayer Life M Reporter in Newsroom (Traci Adams). News Reporter (Julie Mun). Photographer (Demetrius Parker). 165608 1990 Prazakum tem je hej MF Reporter (Roman Lipcik). 165609 2002 Prazdnik vina N Blagova, Elena Woman journalist Female Journalist 165610 1958 Pre-Hysterical Hare M Parody Documentary 165611 2006 Precinct Puerto Rico N Torres, Steven #1 Precinct Puerto Rico Reporter Lucy Apoute is one of the citizens and cops of Angutias, a small town nestled in Puerto Rico's mountainous heart. A midnight call brings the sheriff to a beach where bodies are washing ashore, victims of a shipwreck, victims of the illegal traffic in humans from the Dominican Republic. It turns out the shipwreck is no accident and the ship's captain was murdered. It seems the Puerto Rican police were involved in the deaths and the murder of one of the sheriff's deputies brings the sheriff no closer to solving the mystery. 165612 2005 Precious N Glover, Douglas Newsman Precious Elliot of the Ockenden Star-Leader, boozy, burned-out with an embarrassing nickname, an instinct for self-destruction and a hilarious sense of the absurd. After three failed marriages and a stint in a Greek jail, he's ready for a rest. A job as women's page editor for the Ockenden Star-Leader seems like just the ticket - that is, until Rose Oxley, the town busybody, winds up stabbed to death with her own scissors. 165613 1993 Precious Victims MT TV Reporter (Ginger Crowley). Reporter #1 (Robin Swid). Reporter #2 (Darwyn Carson) 165614 1990 Predator 2 M Reporter (Abraham Alvarez). Reporter (Chuck Boyd). Reporter (George Christy). Reporter (Jim Ishida). Reporter (Valerie Karasek). Reporter (David Starwalt). Reporter (Lucinda Weist). 165615 1988 Predator: The Quietus M DVD -R HQ 11574, 11575 Editor Harry Goldberg of the New York Enquirer Magazine commissions freelance Reporter Kelly O’Neill to cover the unexplainable disappearances of innocently courting teenagers and a child plus the brutal slaying of livestock, all of which attracts the international news media. . After a cold reception from the villagers, she soon encounters a mysterious figure and supernatural elements. 165616 1910 Predestined: Novel of New York Life, A NM OWN - H Whitman, Stephen French Press 165617 1838 Predicament, A SS MLPL Poe, Edgar Allan Parody Journalism. Signora Psyche Zenobia narrates. Blackwood mentioned by Signora Psyche Zenobia as invaluably instructing her in his back parlor to have unusual experiences. Little journalism. 165618 1708 Predictions for the Year 1708 ER COPY Bickerstaff, Isaac, Esq. (Jonathan Swift) News. Wherein the month and Day of the Month are set down, the Persons named, and the great Actions and Events of next Year particularly related, as they will come to pass. Written to prevent the People of England from being further impos'd on by vulgar Almanack-makers. Swift's famous pseudonym. 165619 1997 Prefontaine M Reporter (Michael Armani). Reporter (Scott Sieler). 1st Reporter at Airport (Gaard Swanson). 3rd Airport Reporter (Kevin Calabro). Olympic Trials Reporter (Eric Johnson). U of O Reporter (Steve Kelley). Reporter at Village Gate (Jeff McAtee). Olympic Village Reporter (Bruce Walker). Reporter at Trailer Park (Paul Yarnold). NCAA Press (Tom Glasgow). NCAA Press (David Grosby). German Newscaster (Jochen Liesche). 165620 2004 Pregi MF Kuczok, Wojciech (Stories-Screenplay). Editor-in-Chief (Jan Peszek). 165621 2010 Pregnancy Pact MT DVD -R HQ 11743, 11744 Inspired by true story of teenagers at Gloucester (Mass.) High School who agreed to get pregnant at the same time. Blogger Sidney (Thora Birch) decides to investigate when teen pregnancies spike at a Massachusetts high school and finds a small town in a struggle between its conservative values and the argument for school-supplied contraception. However, the real question, asked by the national News Media that descends on the town is why these girls decided to get pregnant in the first place. TV 7 News Reporter (Audrey Lynn). TV News Reporter (Chaz Smith). 165622 1940 Prehistoric Porky C Magazine. Mail includes Expire, the magazine for cavemen 165623 1950 Prehistoric Women M Commentator, The (David Vaile) 165624 1993 Prehysteria! M Reporter #1 (James Shanta). Reporter #2 (Jane Caldwell) 165625 2002 Prekidamo program TF Federal Republic of Yugoslavia TV Reporter II (Voja Nedeljkovic). TV Reporter (Branislav Petrusevic). 165626 1950 Prelude to Fame M Newsman (Christopher Lee) 165627 1988 Prelude to Foundation NSF Asimov, Isaac Journalist Chetter Hummin, sick of gathering together all the nonsense from every world turns out to be a robot (R. Daneel Olivaw) 165628 1995 Prelude to Independence: Stamp Act Crisis, The M Reporter-Host (Rene Willett) 165629 1844 Premature Burial, A SS MLPL Poe, Edgar Allan French Journalist Julien Bossuet 165630 1968 Premiere T Series News Media. Pilots for proposed series. 165631 1964 Premiere i helvede MF Journalist (Kjeld Jacobsen) 165632 2001 Premiership, The DT Series 2001 Commentators (Peter Brackley, Joe Champion, Peter Drury, Cleve Tyldesley) 165633 1995 Premio Mayor, El (aka Lottery, The) TF Miguel, Carlos Reporter Jorge (Sergio Godi) works for a newspaper and always finds himself in trouble because he's not afraid to write about the corruption within sports organizations. Dies a martyr when trying to investigate criminal connections to sports in Mexico. 165634 2004 Premonition M DVD -R HQ 7002, 7003 Newspaper predicts the deaths of a man's family members and friends. 165635 1984 Premonitions NJ Bonham, Frank School Editor Kevin of the high school newspaper is a bright but klutzy student who delights in his budding relationship with French Anni, who seems to possess some extraordinary power of prediction, but a strange reluctance to discuss it. 165636 2005 Prensa Corrupta (aka Si Callaras a la Prensa, aka Corrupt Press) MF Mexico Investigative Journalist is murdered by drug gangs and his young apprentice, an aspiring journalist, tries to get revenge on the drug dealers and killers who caused the death of his mentor, but becomes embroiled in a dangerous underworld of corruption and vice. 165637 2008 Prep School M Reporter (Joyce Guy) 165638 1996 Prepare to Meet Your Maker P Dizozza, Peter PR Publicist appears in this "Surrealist Musical Mystery Play." 165639 1989 Preppie Murder, The MT DVD -R HQ 4128, 4129. SV 270 (Missing 45 seconds) News Media. TV Reporter (Paula McClure). Reporter (Michael Becker). Reporter (Emily Kuroda). Reporter (Ava Lazar). Reporter (Lisa Specht). Reporter (Michael Melon). Reporter (Michael Miller). Reporter (Bryan Shane). Media. Foreign Journalist (Yolanda Jilot). Young Reporter (Josh Devane). 165640 1987 Prescription for Murder MT News Media. Journalist 1 (Simon Rakoff). Journalist 2 (Ann Pappert). Newsman (Ted Woloshyn). 165641 1937 Prescription for Romance M Reinhardt, John, Robert Neville (Story). James Mulhauser, Robert Shannon, Albert R. Perkins (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter "Smitty" (Frank Jenks) chases man who escaped with stolen funds. When real thief is captured, Smitty gets the story, but not the girl. 165642 1959 Prescription: Hypnosis T 5-27-59, Armstrong Circle Theatre -8-5-59 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 165643 1999 Presence of Mind M Photographer (Tom Keller) 165644 1711 Present State of Wit, The ER USC Gay, John In "John Gay Poetry and Prose." Newspapers Bickerstaff. Te Medley. Richard Steele. The Growler. The Whisperer. The Tell-Tale. The British Apollo. 165645 1968 Preserve and Protect: Political Novel, A N OWN - H Drury, Allen Press 165646 2006 President MF France. News Media. Journaliste Palais de justice (Arnaud Muller). Journaliste séance photo (Susan Moncur). Photographe (Stefan Sao Nelet). Journaliste (Laurent Desponds). Paparazzi (Vassia Tolstoi). 165647 1934 President Vanishes, The M Stout, Rex (Novel). Carey Wilson, Cedric Worth (Screenplay). Lynn Starling (Dialogue) Ness Book Newspaper Owner , Roger Grant (Douglas Wood) of a chain of newspapers reaching over a million readers tries to sway public opinion in favor of military intervention in the war in Europe. Influence media owners have on political developments. President fakes his own kidnapping to bring American people to their senses. 165648 1934 President Vanishes, The NM OWN - P Stout, Rex Newspaper Owner and Publisher Hartley Grinnell of Washington Record 165649 1970 President, The N OWN - H Pearson, Drew PR Columnists Lou Parente and Bates Pendragon, syndicated columnists, the Pringle newspapers. C.C. Pringle, publisher. Press Secretary Fred Goldstein. Mona Varnum, United Broadcasting. Larry Hosmer, United Press. 165650 2005 President's Assassin, The N Haig, Brian News Media. 165651 1992 President's Child, The MT SV 173 Weldon, Faye (Novel). Edmond Stevens (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Interviewer (Donna Mills) for Satellite News Systems in Los Angeles. The President's Child is her son, result of a liaison between the interviewer and a senator who helped her when she came to Washington as a freelance reporter 8 years earlier. Senator's assistant warned reporter not to tell anyone about the affair. Senator is now running for President and he wants to prevent the scandal from surfacing. Female producer (who did field reporting during the Persian Gulf War) agrees to investigate. TV interviewer finds her house bugged and boy targeted for murder. Gets the senator to commit to an interview. Her boyfriend who is being blackmailed by the senator's aides, kidnaps the boy. TV Interviewer finds out where boy is being held. She arrives with news crew. Boy is rescued, but cameras were not plugged in. Senator who was unaware of the tactics of his aides, goes ahead with interview and denounces his assistant. TV Interviewer decides not to go public with the truth about father. Daily Variety, 10/27/92: "At one point, warned she has 55 minutes before airtime, (TV Interviewer) rushes off alone and unarmed to rescue Jason -- and gets back in time to change clothes, go into makeup and look, well, lovely." 165652 1982 President's Child, The N Weldon, Faye TV Interviewer for Satellite News Systems in Los Angeles. Senator, now running for president, is the father of her son. Public Relations in politics. 165653 2002 President's Daughter, The N Stewart, Mariah Reporter Simon Keller, an unemployed journalist, believes he's struck gold when he unearths an unsettling story about a former president, one that started with a secret affair and ended in tragedy. Trail leads Keller to a architect-businesswoman's front door and threatens to expose a parentage that would rock the political world. Shaken to her core by a shattering truth, the woman is suddenly thrust into the crosshairs of a cold-blooded killer. Keller gets an offer from his former professor and publisher to write a biography on the popular former president to help the president's son's upcoming bid for office. Then the publisher will print Keller's other project and pay him a bundle. But when Keller uncovers the unlikely story of a 30-year-old secret, the woman's life is in turmoil. Both she and the reporter become targets of people who will do anything to keep her true parentage a secret and president's reputation intact. 165654 1978 President's Mistress, The T News Media 165655 1971 President's Plane is Missing, The MT Serling, Robert J. (Novel). Mark Carliner, Ernest Kinoy (Teleplay) Ness Book Reporter Mark Jones (Peter Graves) for the International Press suspects a cover-up when he covers presidential flight and is told he is going on Air Force One, but on a separate press charter. Begins to investigate disappearance of president's plane. Reporter is there when plane located in Arizona desert without the president's body. Not satisfied with official story. Bureau Chief Gunther Damon (Arthur Kennedy) tells him, "There is a wire service, not a detective agency." Reporter Joanna Spencer (Louise Sorel) had a relationship with the president. Bureau chief apologizes to her for media attention because of her "social connection" to chief executive. President arranged disappearance.… So he could sign secret agreement with Soviets against Chinese. Jones detained when he discovers the truth. Released, he meets Damon at airport and gives him exclusive story telling him he has 30-minute heart start on AP and UPI. Voice of Howard Smith (Himself). Reporter (Jeff Burton).. News Cameraman (Jerry Crews). 165656 1953 President's Week, The DT Series. 10-4-1953 to 3-28-1954. NBC Newscaster-Host Tex McCrary led this quick recap of major recent events involving President Dwight D. Eisenhower. 165657 1996 Presidential Archive, The N Griffiths, John Journalist Nick Wolfe is a CIA-agent-turned journalist. His daughter in Moscow has surreptitiously been offered evidence that implicates her uncle Nick's brother-in-law and now the Republican candidate for president is really a KGB agent. She turns to her father for advice and is again stunned to learn he had those same suspicions for many years. Nick flies to Moscow and he and his daughter discuss family, politics, spying and how lousy a father Nick has been. They end up being pursued by Russian cops and mobsters. Father and daughter reconcile while exposing a conspiracy of Russian mobsters, political consultants and Nashville recording engineers. 165658 1952 Presidential Timber DT Journalist Robert Trout moderator 165659 2002 Presido Med: This Baby's Gonna Fly T VHS 1288 (Media Excerpts) Episode #1. 9-24-2002 Newspaper Receptionist (Anil Raman). Nurse goes to the newspaper to get help for a patient. Reprimanded, but story gets patient help. 165660 2007 Press Agent N King, Onriette Lebron Press Agent Kaley Burton works for the CBS Television Network in the 1950s, golden years for the industry. Burton escapes her repressed past and revels in the freedom of her advancing career -- until a shattering revelation and a treacherous act explode her dreams. The Press Agent was a 20th century invention of the motion picture industry. Also known as a publicist or “flack,” a Press Agent represents performers and businesses in publicizing clients via press, radio, television and other public media in order to advance the careers and popularity of luminaries beginning with such stars as Garbo, Valentino and Chaplin. The nascent TV industry launched in the 1950s was quick to avail itself of these skilled professionals, among them Burton. 165661 1956 Press Agent, The T Schlitz Playhouse - 9-7-56 Press Agent (Jack Carson) 165662 1940 Press Box: Story of a Young Sports Writer, The NS OWN Kelley, Robert F. New York Cub Reporter gets a chance at a big-time sports assignment. Makes good and goes on to fame. Story of a young sportswriter 165663 1944 Press Club DR News 165664 1956 Press Conference DR Series 1956-57 Press 165665 1950 Press Conference DR Series 1950s News 165666 1957 Press Conference DT Series. 1-6-1957 to 4-7-1957. ABC News Correspondent Martha Roundtree invited one guest per show to be interrogated by various news correspondents. 165667 1955 Press Conference, The DT Stage 7. 3-20-1955 Journalists 165668 1949 Press Correspondents Panel DT Journalists 165669 1966 Press for Time M McGill, Angus (Novel - "Yea, Yea, Yea). Norman Wisdom, Eddie Leslie (Screenplay) Ness Book Cub Reporter Norman Shields (Norman Wisdom), former new vendor gets job on newspaper Tinmouth Times in small seaside town. Owner Major Barlett (Derek Bond) gives him job hoping to get ministerial post. Shields' grandfather is Prime Minister of England. Grandfather wants Shields to stop selling papers. Shields clashes with Editor Mr. Ross (David Lodge). Bumbling, would-be journalist disrupts town meetings. Editor arranges for reporter Eleanor (Angela Browne) to write slanted article to discredit Shields He sees article. With help of alderman's daughter, he prints revised version in paper. Shields is promoted to entertainments correspondent and helps organize disastrous beauty contest. Having done his damage, Shields leaves town with alderman's daughter. Reporter Harry Marshall (Tony Selby) of the County Chronicle. Photographer Robin Willobey (Peter Jones). 165670 1990 Press Gang: At Last a Dragon T DVD -R 3973. SVDSP 607 UK. Episode #18. 2-22-1990. Series January 1989-May 1993. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165671 1992 Press Gang: Bad News T DVD -R 3976 Episode #32. 1-7-1992. Season 4 Opener. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Newscaster (Sarah Heenahan). The owner of the Junior Gazette has died and the gang are forced to review their situation. Colin has the future of the gazette on his shoulders as he is made the head editor. Lynda and Spike appear unexpectedly on a kid's TV show - with explosive results. Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165672 1990 Press Gang: Big Finish? The T DVD -R 3974 Episode #25. 4-12-1990. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Future of the Junior Gazette is uncertain. Staffers on paper are finishing schools and owners want to turn the paper over to next group of kids. The Junior Gazette was meant to be a school newspaper, but Lynda and Kenny want to run the paper commercially. They want to employ any staff that wish to remain. They draw up a proposal and submit this to the paper's owners. Spike expresses feelings for Lynda, but does Lynda feel the same way for Spike? Can she bring herself to say those three little words that Spike wants to hear? Spike threatens to go back to America -- but can Lynda decide between Spike and her paper? Written as final episode of the series. 165673 1991 Press Gang: Big Hello, The T DVD -R 3975 Episode #26. 5-7-1991. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). The Junior Gazette is now a fully fledged commercial business. Sam has gone and so has Spike, who has returned to America. Lynda is having obvious problems coping with him not being there. By chance an investigation into the corruptional dealings with the local council leads to a chain reaction and a surprise visit from Spike...and a mystery girl. Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165674 1989 Press Gang: Both Sides of the Paper T DVD -R 3971 Episode #9. 3-13-1989. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). The Junior Gazette is in danger of being suspended by the headmaster as school exams approach and pressure builds. Lynda has serious ambitions much to Sarah's worry, as the gazette starts gaining interest. And the team interview The Phone Ranger. But will Mr Harvey have any of it? Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165675 1990 Press Gang: Breakfast at Czar's T DVD -R 3972. SVD 524 Episode #13. 1-18-1990. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). The local leisure complex is being threatened with closure and The Junior Gazette come up with a great campaign to save it, or so they originally thought. The facts are wrong and the team are forced to write another edition of the paper. Much to Lynda's delight as she uses her own initiative to back the council into a corner. The facts are wrong and the team are forced to write another edition of the paper. Much to Lynda's delight as she uses her own initiative to back the council into a corner. 165676 1991 Press Gang: Chance Is a Fine Thing T DVD -R 3975 Episode #28. 5-21-1991. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). The new recruit, Judy Wellman (Claire Forlani), seems to go down very well with the lads but unbeknown to them she's only got her eyes set on one, Colin. But is it a case of opposites attract for him? But is it a case of opposites attract for him? Kenny receives an anonymous letter which contains some strange facts. Clark Kent (Tim Dutton). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165677 1992 Press Gang: Day Dreams T DVD -R 3977 Episode #37. 2-11-1992. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165678 1989 Press Gang: Deadline T DVD -R 3970. SVD 562 Episode #4. 2-6-1989. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). The gang's first series of serious dilemmas! There's a printer strike and they are forced to have to write the following weeks edition as well, and in only a few hours. Is it possible to write the news before anything actually happens? Sarah is needed back in the office, urgently and Colin gets himself into a tricky financial situation with a photo he hasn't got. Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165679 1993 Press Gang: Food, Love and Insecurity T SVD 566 Episode #41. 5-7-1993. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165680 1993 Press Gang: Friendly Fire T Episode #39. 4-23-1993. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Sarah contemplates her future with the Junior Gazette. Should she stay or should she go? How will the rest of them handle her final decision? Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). Newsreader (Jilly Carter). 165681 1990 Press Gang: Friends Like These T DVD -R 3974. SVD 551 Episode #21. 3-15-1990. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds. ). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Pop star has been stranded at the train station and Lynda knows that it would make front page news at The Junior Gazette. Her only chance is to ask Sarah, but Sarah isn't feeling to good about herself. Lynda's desperate for the scoop and goes to lengthy measures to make sure it happens. Leaving poor Sarah questioning herself emotionally. Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165682 1990 Press Gang: Going Back to Jasper Street T DVD -R 3972 Episode #15. 2-1-1990. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165683 1993 Press Gang: Head and Heart T Episode #38. 4-16-1993. Season 5 Opener. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). Interviewer (Katie Puckrik). 165684 1991 Press Gang: Holding On T DVD -R 3976 Episode #31. 6-11-1991. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). It's make or break time for Spike. He's got to decide which is the girl for him, Lynda or Zoe. Kenny decides it's make or break for him as well. 165685 1989 Press Gang: How to Make a Killing, Part I T DVD -R 3971. SVD 592 Episode #7. 2-27-1989. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Kenny investigates a mysterious girl called Jenny, who draws chalk outlines on the pavement outside the Highpoint Flats. He soon finds himself in hot water after finding out more then he intended to..... Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165686 1989 Press Gang: How to Make a Killing, Part II T DVD -R 3971. SVD 593 Episode #8. 3-6-1989. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Kenny continues to pursue the girl in order to solve the mystery, but Lynda needs him back at the Junior Gazette. She is eventually forced to take on Spike as her assistant for the day much to her un-delight. Kenny's mystery provokes the teams biggest under cover operation campaign yet, just what is going on? Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165687 1992 Press Gang: In the Picture T DVD -R 3971 Episode #36. 2-4-1992. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165688 1989 Press Gang: Interface T DVD -R 3971. SVD 581 Episode #6. 2-20-1989. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Ghost Writer turns up at the office, producing written articles and television reviews. Who is he? Lynda and Spike work together after Colin comes up with a lead. The gang also enter a competition to win a computer and printer set. Something they desperately need. Colin comes up with an incredible brainwave. Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165689 1991 Press Gang: Killer On the Line T DVD -R 3975 Episode #27. 5-14-1991. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). The newsroom starts to receive mysterious, threatening phone calls from someone who claims to have attacked a local shopkeeper. The gang reckon they're on to a seriously big storyline, or so they think. Meanwhile Lynda has stolen Spike's passport in order to stop him from returning to America, for good. Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165690 1991 Press Gang: Last Word, The (1) T DVD -R 3975 Episode #29. 5-28-1991. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Male Reporter (Mark Anstee). Female Reporter (Emma Forbes). TV Presenter (Sally McLaren). Members of The News Team (Rebecca Bradley, Victoria Bradley, Louise Conran, Isabel Diez, Nick Dutton, Rebecca Hamilton, Colin Hazeldean, Robbie Hearne, Maggic Jones, Mitchell Knight, Justine Prior, Dennis Victory, Pamela Virgo, Andy Wright… Hannah Wyn Davies). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165691 1991 Press Gang: Last Word, The (2) T DVD -R 3975 Episode #30. 6-4-1991. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165692 1990 Press Gang: Love and the Junior Gazette T DVD -R 3973. SVD 549 Episode #17. 2-15-1990. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165693 1992 Press Gang: Love and War T DVD -R 3977. SVD 553 Episode #35. 1-28-1992. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165694 1989 Press Gang: Monday, Tuesday T DVD -R 3972 Episode #11. 4-1-1989. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). School, life, The Junior Gazette it all seems to be going perfect, everything's going the way you want it to. Then something happens and the next day getting out of bed is the worst thing you could have done. Are Lynda, Spike, Kenny, Tiddler caught in some weird surreal dream or is life really like this?! Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165695 1990 Press Gang: Money, Love and Birdseed T SVD 590 Episode #17. 2-15-1990. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165696 1989 Press Gang: Money, Love and Birdseed T DVD -R 3971 Episode #10. 3-20-1989. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Tiddler has a plan to get Lynda and Spike together. Pigeons crowd the gangs newsroom, is this another one of Colin's scams? Money goes missing from the schools Judo club. Has the schools known criminal Bobby Tweed stolen it or is he being framed? Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165697 1989 Press Gang: Night In, A T DVD -R 3970 Episode #5. 2-13-1989. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). The gang get suspicious when a moody Lynda makes everyone stay behind to work late, and of course nobody wants to. As for Colin he has a very important meeting with the towns richest man, or does he? The excuses go flying as the gang work out what is really wrong with Lynda and why Spike is acting up. Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165698 1989 Press Gang: One Easy Lesson T DVD -R 3970 Episode #3. 1-30-1989. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). There's a new teacher in school having a tough time and Sarah decides to help him on a little when she discovers something about him. Meanwhile at the office the gangs first "journalistic expedition" gets off to a surprising start. Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165699 1989 Press Gang: Page One T DVD -R 3970 Moffat, Steven UK. Episode #1. 1-16-1989. Series January 1989-May 1993. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Lynda and Spike are both head to head as they compete to come up with the best front-page headline for the gangs first edition of The Junior Gazette. But are their stories what they seem? Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165700 1989 Press Gang: Photo Finish T DVD -R 3970 Episode #2. 1-23-1989. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Lynda is desperate to finish her story before the deadline. The first edition is released, with much outrage from the public. But luck happens to save the day with a chance encounter. Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165701 1990 Press Gang: Picking up the Pieces T DVD -R 3972. SVDSP 606. SVD 523 Episode #14. 1-25-1990. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Spike is in trouble with the head when he hits another student, but he won't let anyone help him. Frazz discovers Colin's little plan that involves him as his pawn in his newest venture. Kenny suffers a broken heart when a girl rejects his advances. Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165702 1993 Press Gang: Quarter to Midnight, A T Episode #40. 4-30-1993. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Having lied to Spike about her whereabouts, Lynda becomes accidentally trapped in an airtight storage vault in the Slattenheim building where she was meeting John Crawford, her source on a story she was writing. Her mobile phone is damaged, and as a result, she can make calls but those who she calls cannot hear her. In her attempts to reach Spike so he can save her before she suffocates, she comes up with an ingenious Lynda-esque strategy for helping Spike and the Gazette team locate her. But will her plan work? Will they reach her in time? 165703 1990 Press Gang: Rest of My Life, The T DVD -R 3974 Episode #22. 3-22-1990. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). TV Reporter (John Peters). The paper swings into action for coverage when they hear that a local record store has been brought down by a huge explosion. The staff all go flat out for coverage... but where's Spike? Actually, he's buried under the rubble, listening to the voice of an injured girl it turns out he knows but has never really noticed. Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165704 1990 Press Gang: Rock Solid T DVD -R 3974 Episode #24. 4-5-1990. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165705 1992 Press Gang: She's Got It Taped T DVD -R 3976 Episode #34. 1-21-1992. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165706 1989 Press Gang: Shouldn't I Be Taller T DVD -R 3972 Episode #12. 4-8-1989. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Lynda's absent from the newsroom, Colin has got his sights on the editors job and plans to run it HIS way. Can Spike convince depressed Lynda to return to The Junior Gazette and save them from going down the toilet? Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165707 1990 Press Gang: Something Terrible (1) T DVD -R 3973. SVD 554 Episode #19. 3-1-1990.. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Young girl called Cindy makes trouble for Colin, yet she seems to like Colin and his crazy ideas. But she never wants to go home and shies away from being touched. What is her secret? Meanwhile, Lynda and Spike are going to extreme lengths to hide their relationship from the news team, when all at the Junior Gazette are aware of their relationship. Tiddler even re-names her 'productive' pair of rabbits, Henry and George, Lynda and Spike. 165708 1990 Press Gang: Something Terrible (2) T DVD -R 3973 Episode #20. 3-8-1990. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Colin thinks he has worked out Cindy's secret, but what can he do about it? Lynda convinces him to confide in her, as she is concerned that Colin's melancholia may affect the paper's finances, and helps Colin find a way of addressing the terrible issue at hand. Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165709 1993 Press Gang: There are Crocodiles T SVD 615 Episode #43. 5-21-1993. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Reporter (Dean Williamson). Photographer (Colin Wyatt). Is it last day of The Junior Gazette? The gang recollect their thoughts and feelings as Lynda hands them all some sane advice, including Spike. Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165710 1990 Press Gang: This Week and Pizza T DVD -R 3973. SVD 602 Episode #16. 2-8-1990. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165711 1992 Press Gang: UnXpected T DVD -R 3976 Episode #33. 1-14-1992. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynjolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Frazz has been given the opportunity to write an article on his favourite show Colonel X, which was cancelled due to Colonel X's alter ego John England being killed in a car crash. But Frazz is mugged and hit on the head. Fantasy becomes reality when he starts seeing X, but not just him the others as well. Is the truth really out there or are they all going mad. Lynda needs help to get out of a situation involving a date. Is Spike willing to assist her or not? 165712 1993 Press Gang: Windfall T Episode #42. 5-14-1993. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). TV Reporter (Sam Pasher). Colin goes on a date with Julie and manages to let loose all of her pets in her apartment when he goes to pick her up. Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165713 1990 Press Gang: Yesterday's News T DVD -R 3974. SVD 553 Episode #23. 3-29-1990. School Newspaper The Junior Gazette. Group of teens setting up and running a young people's newspaper. Julie Craig (Lucy Benjamin). Frazz Davis (Mmoloki Chrystie). Toni "Tiddler" Tildesley (Joanna Dukes). Spike Thomson (Dexter Fletcher). Sarah Jackson (Kelda Holmes). Colin Matthews (Paul Reynolds). Lynda Day (Julia Sawalha). Matt Kerr (Clive Wood). Members of the News Team (Adriano Agostino, Casey Anderson, Mark Baxter, Simon Davidson, Michelle Gayle, Rebecca Hamilton, Jeremy Hodge, Anna Kipling, Mitchell Knight, Peter Laxton, Sonya May, Sophie Newton, Ryan Romain, Linda Wells). 165714 1982 Press Lord, The N OWN - H Brady, James Newspaper Owner. Tough-minded Campbell Haig buys a dying newspaper, the New York Mail, and turns it into a gutsy tabloid with gutter journalism. Haig shakes up New York society before being murdered. 165715 1998 Press Run (aka Deadline) M SVD 871 Editor (Patrick Bergin) sets out to find the real killer after being accused of murdering his publisher 165716 1874 Press Spies Dogging One's Footsteps, The A Nast, Thomas Wood engraving. Press. Caption: "…Mad Hounds…." 165717 1642 Presse Full of Pamphlets ER USC Anonymous Press 165718 2002 Pressure M Reporter (Jack Gale). Norman the Cameraman (Brad Sihvon). 165719 2001 Pressure Point M News Media. TV Reporter (Jerri Southcott). 165720 1997 Pressurecooker M News Media. Reporter #1 (Kara Greenberg). Reporter #2 (Jeff Cordell). Reporter #3 (Jennifer Miriam). Reporter #4 (Stephen Garris). Reporter #5 (Jennifer Claycombe.). Photographer (Robert Bockholt). 165721 2008 Presszo TF Hungary Journalist (Andras Szego). 165722 1997 Prestige, The N Priest, Christopher London Journalist Andrew Wesley, a reporter from the Chronicle, is brought to an English manor house by a ruse to meet a young woman who claims to have known him as a child -- and to have watched him die at her father's hands. Baffled by these memories the two join forces to plumb the written records pf their ancestors. The result is a story of two magicians and their fierce rivalry that taints successive generations of their respective families. Wesley is given a book, "Secret Methods of Magic" by Alfred Borden, from his adopted father who said a woman asked him to forward it to him. A note from K. Angier is sent to his editor offering information to Andrew on newsworthy Father Franklin. K. is the lady who sent him the Borden book she claims they knew each other as children and that her father killed him. He has been haunted by similar memories feeling he shares his body with someone else. They team up looking at their respective families seeking the links -- Alfred Borden fanatically exposes those magicians he considers a fraud. And so the story begins. 165723 1995 Preston Episodes, The: T VHS 368, 334, 335 Episodes. Series 9-9-1995 to 7-28-1995 News Media 165724 1995 Preston Episodes, The: Pilot T SV 316 Episode. Fox 1995 Tabloid Magazine Writer 165725 1990 Presumed Innocent M News Media. Reporter #1 (Allison Field). Reporter (Carla Barnett). Reporter #2 (Janis Corsair). Reporter #3 (Bill Corsair). Reporter #4 (Carla Goff-Barnett). Reporter (Nick Pernice). 165726 1997 Presumption of Guilt NM Blackstock, Terri Book 4 in the Sun Coast Chronicles. Reporter Beth Wright, a newspaper reporter in St. Claire faces the horror and shame of her own past. Reporter Beth Wright is drawn into a web of intrigue 165727 1998 Pretender, The: T SVD 690 Episode. Photojournalist 165728 1998 Pretender, The: Bank T Episode #42. 5-9-1998 News Media. Reporter (Saida Pagan). 165729 1998 Pretender, The: Betrayal T Episode #49. 11-14-1998. Reporter (Dave Clark). 165730 1998 Pretender, The: Collateral Damage T Episode #29. 1-3-1998 War Correspondent Jordan Brock (Ben L. McCain). 165731 1998 Pretender, The: Crash T Episode #39. 4-11-1998 Reporter (Lynn Blades). 165732 1999 Pretender, The: Donoterase (Part 1) T Episode #65. 5-22-1999 News Media. News Reporter (Nancy O'Dell). 165733 1997 Pretender, The: Exposed T Episode #26. 11-22-1997 Fashion Photographer. Jarod takes on the role of a fashion photogrpaher in order to stop a stalker who's already destroyed the life of one of his victims. Photographer (Rick Hoffman). 165734 1998 Pretender, The: F/X T Episode #31. 1-17-1998 News Media. Reporter (Forbes Riley). 165735 1999 Pretender, The: Flesh & Blood T Episode #52. 1-2-1999 TV News Anchor (Emmett Miller). 165736 1998 Pretender, The: Gigolo Jarod T Episode #33. 2-7-1998 News Series. Reporter (Tricia Nickell). 165737 1997 Pretender, The: Jaroldo! T DVD -R HQ 2371. DVD -R 1742. SVD 539 Episode #15. 3-8-1997 TV News Camerman Jarod probes a reporter's orchestration of a gang shootout. Jarod becomes a TV News Cameraman to investigate a gang shoot-out that badly injured another cameraman. 165738 2000 Pretender, The: Meltdown T Episode #83. 4-29-2000 News Media. Reporter (Lisa Bowman). 165739 1998 Pretender, The: Once in a Blue Moon T Episode #47. 10-31-1998 News Media. Reporter (Lisa Bowman). 165740 1996 Pretender, The: Paper Clock, The T Episode #5. 11-2-1996 Newscaster (Steven Stapehurst). 165741 1997 Pretender, The: Past Sim T Episode #28. 12-13-1997 News Media. News Reporter (Nancy Sullivan). 165742 1997 Pretender, The: Potato Head Blues (aka Bomb Squad) T Episode #11. 1-18-1997 Photographer is left blinded by a serial bomber in one of his attacks. Jarod poses as a member of the Detroit police bomb squad to find the bomber who blinded the female photographer. 165743 1997 Pretender, The: Prison Story T Episode #12. 2-1-1997 News Media. Reporter (Carolyn Pemberton). 165744 1997 Pretender, The: Ranger Jarod T Episode #14. 2-15-1997 Reporter (Gary Newton). 165745 2000 Pretender, The: School Daze T Episode #82. 4-22-2000 News Media. Reporter (Sharon Tay). 165746 2000 Pretender, The: Spin Doctor T Episode #76. 2-5-2000 News Media. Anchor (Leah Sanders). 165747 1999 Pretender, The: Wild Child T Episode #73. 12-11-1999. News Media. Reporter #1 (Fred Estrada). Reporter #2 (Kevin Sizemore). 165748 1985 Pretensions N Rinard, Sally Editor Miles Chandler who is trying to hide his gay past while fighting a competitor for his job. "In" Magazine is the New York fashion industry's hottest publishing phenomenon. It starts its own trends rather than reporting on others. His reporters include Foxy, who falls in love with a famous actor she tries to interview, and Clarissa, a shy debutante with a budding drug habit. 165749 1978 Pretty Baby M L Photographer E.J. Bellocq (Keith Carradine) 165750 1942 Pretty Dolly M Reporter (Jack Arnold). Photographer (Russell Wade). 165751 2009 Pretty in Pink N Maude, Rachel Paparazzi. Poseur’s hot new handbag captures Hollywood tastemaker Ted Pelligan’s eye and now everyone’s atwitter. To prove their worth, fashion foursome Melissa, Charlotte, Petra and Janie must dangle their bag on celebrity armage, sneak into the most anticipated event of the year and convince the paparazzi to point their Canons. And all without culture-competitor Vivien Ho noticing. 165752 1971 Pretty Maids All in a Row M DVD -R HQ 6648, 6649 TV Reporter (Larry Marmorstein) 165753 1994 Pretty Maids in a Row NM Campbell, Marilyn Reporter David Wells, a hotshot Washington Times reporter is given an anonymous tip from an environmental lobbyist who is one of five coeds gang raped by fraternity brothers 14 years ago. They have risen to positions of power and it's payback time as the Little Sister Society races to punish the last four offenders within legal bounds. The group of women want an infamous men's magazine publisher Jerry Frampton investigated for kiddie porn. The woman finds herself responding to the reporter's deep kisses and soon they are making love. Meanwhile, a senator they were after is murdered and mutilated -- "just punishment for a rapist." 165754 1915 Pretty Mrs. Smith M AFI-Poets Writer 165755 2005 Pretty Persuasion M DVD News Media. TV Reporter Emily Klein (Jane Krakowski) for Team 33 News is a lesbian journalist manipulated by the 15-year-old, manipulative high school sophomore Kimberly Joyce. She creates a Media frenzy when she accuses her drama teacher of sexual harassment. She also convinces her friends to falsely accuse their Literature and Arts teacher of sexual harassment and manipulates Klein, who is covering the case, to support their cause in the trial, which leads the group to a tragic and surprising conclusion. 165756 1996 Pretty Village, Pretty Flame (aka Lepa sela lepo gore) M DVD Greece-Yugoslavia. Ness War Correspondent Liza (Lisa Moncure) from America gets trapped in a tunnel with Serbian soldiers in the Bosnia conflict. Newsreel footage included 165757 1936 Preview Murder Mystery M Photographer (Hyman Fink). Photographer, Still (Carl McBride). Cameraman (Hatto Tappenbeck). 165758 2005 Prey M News Media. News Reporter #1 (Lisa Temple). News Reporter #2 (Deborah Carson). Woman fears she is being hunted. 165759 2006 Prey G News Radio Announcer (Terry White - Voice). 165760 1939 Prey for the Creeping Death SM Gray, Russell Dime Mystery Magazine, July, 1939. Society Editor Helen Forrest of the Evening Advance. Ends up murdered. 165761 1990 Prey for the Hunter M Rowlston, Paul S. (Screenplay) Ness Book Photojournalist Simon Rush (Todd Jensen) working for an unidentified news organization, gets stranded in Africa while covering a revolution. Meets up with a group of Americans who indulge in an elaborate version of paintball. They decide to hunt the journalist -- with real bullets. The photojournalist struggles to survive. He and a woman are apparently killed in a fall from a cliff, but they show up in the last scene to hijack the killer as he gets into his car. 165762 1992 Prey of the Chameleon M Newscaster (Garry Waddell) 165763 2000 Prey to All N Cooper, Natasha TV Producer Anna Grayling is convinced that a woman should be retried after a guilty verdict jailed her with a life sentence. She is preparing a TV special she hopes will prove the woman did not smother her ill father. 165764 1998 Prey: Discovery T Episode #2. 1-22-1998. Sci-Fi News Media. Reporter #1 (Anna B. Choi). Reporter #2 (Sonja Parks). 165765 1999 Prey: Infiltrations T SVD 905 Episode #6. 3-5-1998 Reporter (Dwier Brown). Bombing of a bar intends to kill a reporter leads Tom and Sloan to Tom's old mentor. 165766 1998 Prey: Origins T Episode #5. 2-5-1998. Sci-Fi TV News Anchor (Elizabeth Maynard). 165767 1998 Prey: Progeny T Episode #12. 7-2-1998. Sci-Fi TV News Anchor (Elizabeth Maynard). 165768 1998 Prey: Revelations T Episode #6. 2-19-1998. Sci-Fi TV News Anchor (Elizabeth Maynard). 165769 1998 Prey: Vengeance T Episode #11. 6-25-1998 News Media. Reporter #1 (Melissa Chan). Reporter #2 (David E. Willis). 165770 1949 Price is Right, The N Weidman, Jerome Columnist for a Feature Syndicate is pawn in corporate conflict. Junior executive in a firm, battle with several of the less honest personalities in the business. A columnist becomes a pawn in the conflict. 165771 1999 Price of a Broken Heart, The MT DVD -R HQ 8106, 8107 Newscaster (Virginia Gunn). Photographer (Joe Walsh). 165772 1918 Price of Applause, The M AFI-Poets Writer 165773 2004 Price of Fame, The NR Ames, Lynn TV News Anchor Katherine Kyle is a local TV Newswoman who is thrust into the national spotlight setting in motion a chain of events that changes her life forever. Time Magazine Reporter Jamison "Jay" Parker. Parker is an intensely career-driven magazine reporter. They meet and their lives intertwine leading them on a journey to love and happiness until fate and fame threaten to tear them apart. What is the price of fame? For Kate the cost just might be everything. For Jay, the price could be the other half of her soul. 165774 2003 Price of Fame, The N Grazier, Diana Reporter Gary Shawn, a brilliant, cynical journalist has followed the career of Joy Bryant, cast as the star of a long-running TV series, at the age of 4. He has watched as Joy faced Paparazzi photographers, weight ultimatums and the loss of her childhood itself. As she reached adulthood, Joy finds that her perceptions of the world are distorted from those who do normal, everyday things, and who lead normal, everyday lives. She is plagued by a stalker and also Shawn who has been writing about her with a caustic wit and a poisoned pen. He criticizes her for believing in fairy tales that teach girls there is only one person in the world that is meant for them, yet he carries an eternal flame of his own. When Joy’s life is threatened, she drops out of the public eye and embarks on a journey filled with self-discovery. She learns that the loss of her childhood is only a small price of fame. The ultimate price lies within a devastating choice that she must make. 165775 1959 Price of Flesh, The (Detournement de Mineures) M Chicherio, Pierre (Screenplay). Bernard Dimey, Gerard Gohier, Georges Tabet (Adaptation). Dimey (Dialogue). France - Ness Book. Film released in U.S. in 1962. Reporter Jean (Michel Roux) rescues his fiancée's sister, an aspiring dancer who has been taken to Africa to sell her into prostitution. Woman is manipulated by photographer who arranges for her to take dance lessons. Photographer makes her pose nude for him when she is unable to pay for lessons. Photographer later introduces her to an alleged producer and he sends her to a brothel in Tangiers. Daniel the Journalist (Franck Villard). 165776 2000 Price of Glory M Newscaster (Leyna Nguyen). Newspaper Reporter (Garey McGhie). 165777 1999 Price of Honor, The N Hackworth, David H. Investigative Reporter Abigail "Abbie" Mancini of the Washington Chronicle and an Army Special Forces Captain-lover team up to uncover secrets long buried in Vietnam. They will end up fighting for their lives as well as for the truth. Discovery of a conspiracy involving weapons procurement for the military and a cover-up. Tangled web of army generals and Beltway politicians. They declare war on the conspirators. Beautiful, imperturbable reporter, indefatigable in pursuit of a story. The captain stops her presses and activates a trade-off of ambition for love. Skilled investigative journalist. 165778 2006 Price of Pride, The NR MacQuigg, Donna Journalist Sarah Brighton insists on male and female equality. When Marshal Ira Farrell learns that his youngest brother and his fiancee may have been murdered in what is called an accidental fire, he’ll stop at nothing to see the killer or killers brought to justice. But he never expected to have his investigation hampered by beautiful, stubborn Brighton. At first, he’s convinced to go it alone, but as they uncover another murder and a cattle rustling conspiracy that involves the entire town council, they’re forced to work together in order to survive. 165779 1957 Price of Scandal T Matinee Theatre Press 165780 2006 Price of Silence NM Wilhelm, Kate Editor Ruth Ann Colonna has run the local paper in Brindle for almost 60 years and is determined to keep the past alive with a special edition of The Brindle Times to celebrate the town's centennial -- even though it is a dying town. Photos, letters and newspaper articles trace the town's inhabitants back to its founding members. But the relics of the past hold more than a record of marriages and deaths. They also hide a secret too dark to acknowledge. Computer expert Todd Fielding needs a job and the offer to provide her computer expertise to The Brindle Times seems like the perfect opportunity. The only downside to small-town life is the potential for boredom, she suspects. But soon after her arrival, Todd realizes she was very wrong. A young girl disappears, and no one in the town seems concerned. Todd uncovers a shocking fact: five other girls have disappeared from Brindle under strange circumstances over 20 years. With Ruth Ann's help, she begins to understand the town's history is steeped in evil and murder. 165781 1992 Price She Paid, The MT Reporter (Ken Myles) 165782 1987 Price You Pay, The N Wakefield, Hannah Journalist Amanda Finch is a '60s Berkeley alum is the wife of a psychiatrist. When she and a young Chilean are found together murdered, Finch's husband is chief suspect. He teams up with another Berkeley alum, now a partner in an all-woman London law firm. They track down Finch's California connections while pursued by two Hispanics. Discover Finch may have been leading a double life. She might have been a government agent. 165783 1969 Price, The SSF MLPL Belcher, C. Davis In "Damon Knight's Orbit 5 -- The Best All New Science Fiction of the Year 1969." Journalist Walter Sturbridge, feature writer. Years of war and newspaper reporting had toughened him outwardly, but he remained tenderhearted. 165784 1995 Pride & Joy T NBC Freelance Magazine Writer 165785 2007 Pride and Glory M TV News Anchor (Roz Abrams). News Reporter (Sandra Endo). News Reporter Dehaven (Dick Brennan). Reporter (Dominic Carter). 165786 2003 Pride and Prejudice M Newscaster (Barbara Smith). 165787 1954 Pride of Lions, A N OWN - H Brooks, John Newspaper. New York weekly paper. 165788 1952 Pride of St. Louis, The M SVD 1197 Reporter Larry (Charles Tannen). 165789 1939 Pride of the Blue Grass M News Media. Reporter (Owen King). Second Reporter (Garland Smith). English Announcer (Creighton Hale). Messenger (Howard M. Mitchell). 165790 1953 Pride of the Family T Series 10-2-1953 to 9-24-1954. 40 B&W episodes. Newspapers. Albie Morrison (Paul Hartman) is advertising head of a small town newspaper 165791 1945 Pride of the Marines M DVD -R HQ 2452, 2453. Radio News Announcer (Truman Bradley) 165792 1942 Pride of the Yankees, The M DVD -R HQ 5424, 5425, 5426. SVD 1068 Gallico, Paul (Story). Jo Swerling, Herman Mankiewicz (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter Sam Blake (Walter Brennan) for The Evening Standard who not only supports Yankee Lou Gehrig in print but also becomes close personal friend. Two meet while the ball player is still in college and reporter writes him up in his paper. Gehrig is dubbed "The Babe Ruth of the Colleges" and a montage of headlines intercut with training scenes chronicles his increasing success. Blake enters into a rivalry with Reporter Hank Hanneman (Dan Duryea) who is supporting Ruth in print. Blake gets involved in Gehrig's personal life, arranging for his marriage and driving them to the stadium after the wedding. Gehrig does tell Blake: "Lay off our private life." Sportswriter is present at clinic when Gehrig finds out he is dying. Gehrig asks him to keep the information out of the papers. Sports reporters throughout including Sportscaster Bill Stern as himself. Reporters in Hospital Room (Eddie Hall, Ralph McCullough). Reporter (John B. Old). Photographers in hospital (Lynton Brent, Peter Du Rey, Jack Irwin). Photographers (Donald Kerr, Jack Chapin, Cyril Ring). Newsboy (Bill Chaney). Announcer (John Hiestand). 165793 1949 Pride of the Yankees, The R Episode #36. 9-30-1949. Screen Director's Playhouse, The Sportswriter Sam Blake for The Evening Standard who not only supports Yankee Lou Gehrig in print but also becomes close personal friend. Two meet while the ball player is still in college and reporter writes him up in his paper. 165794 2001 Pride, Prejudice, and Jasmin Field NM Nathan, Melissa Columnist Jasmin Field, charming, acerbically witty columnist for a national women's magazine. Successful magazine journalist Jasmine Field finds her life falling apart -- best friend leaves, family unravels, her column hits the skids 165795 2010 Pride, The P Campbell, Alexi Kaye Freelance Journalist Oliver is a potty-mouthed journalist and promiscuous gay man whose boyfriend, Philip, has just left him and who can’t pass a gay bar without its beckoning him in. “I’m walking by it and I’m thinking, You need to go home, you need to work,” he says. “And all of a sudden it’s as if this voice is calling my name.” Oliver recalls once reading a memorable ad in “Gay Times.” “It went something like this: ‘Gay man, thirty-three, nonsmoker, into bondage, rape simulation, leather, rubber, chains, rimming, felching. Looking for romance,” he says, adding “That’s my life.” Two different story lines spanning the half century from 1958 to 2008 performed by the same actors playing characters of the same names, are intercut, to dramatize the generational shifts in homosexual style; the progression, as it were, from being on one’s guard to being on one’s knees. Oliver in the 1958 story line is writer of children’s books. In the 2008 story, he is a sex-addicted and unfaithful journalist. 165796 1994 Pride: The Story of Brian Reace CB Bloodfire #0 Reporter Miss Albertson. Story of Brian Reace (Bloodfire) growing up. 165797 1994 Priest M Reporter (Mickey Poppins). 165798 1971 Priest Killer, The MT Ironside and Sarge pilot Publisher (Kermit Murdock) 165799 1984 Priestly Murders: Chicago Police Mystery, A NM OWN - P Gash, Joe Press 165800 1996 Primal Fear M L. SVD 567 News Media. WBBM Location Reporters (Jim Duncanson, Sylvia Gomez). WGN Location Reporter (Joanie Lum). WLS Anchor (Diann Burns). WBBM Anchor (Mary Ann Childers). WBBM Anchor (Lester Holt). WLS Anchor (Linda Yu). WGN Anchors (David Eckert, Robert Jordan). WLS Location Reporter (Andy Shaw). WGN Location Reporter (Randy Salerno). Publicity-craving attorney. 165801 2005 Primal Fur: Manifest of Rupert J. Edelstein, The M Reporter (Beth Bailey). 165802 2008 Primal Instincts NR Monroe, Jill Harlequin Blaze Series #378 Photojournalist Ian Cole is sent to ghostwrite a book on sex in various cultures. Instead of finding a white-haired professor as his expert, he is greeted by a female anthropologist, wearing only a teeny loincloth and body paint. 165803 2008 Primal Obsession NR Vaughan, Susan Investigative Journalist Annie Wylde embarks on a canoe trip to keep a promise to her murdered friend and intends to use the outing to study her notes on the notorious killer called The Hunter. Guiding a canoe party through the Maine wilderness is more than just a job for former Major-Leaguer Sam Kincaid. After hitting rock-bottom, he needs to prove he can pull himself out of the bottle and succeed at something. He can’t let himself be distracted by an ambitious, obsessed female, even if she’s sexy, witty and smart. Annie banters with Sam but rebuffs his advances considering him just another egotistical jock. But when Annie realizes the killer has followed her into the woods, she learns there’s more to Sam than testosterone and dimples. And Sam faces the challenge of his life to keep Annie safe and defeat the Hunter. 165804 1988 Primal Rage M Kirkpatrick, Harry (Screenplay) Ness Book School Photographer Sam Nash (Patrick Lowe) for the campus paper, The Independent Voice earned a scholarship after winning a high school journalism contest for a piece he wrote on a company dumping waste into a reservoir. Reporter Frank Duffy (Mitch Watson) wants him to break into a lab to find out about experiments conducted on a monkey. Nash claims he needs facts first. Duffy insists that is the only way to get the facts. He borrows Nash's camera, goes to the lab himself Duffy gets a picture of the monkey, but is bitten by the animal who escapes from its cage. Duffy gradually turns into a beast and goes on a rampage killing a campus cop. When the photographer tries to locate Duffy to give him a serum, Duffy attacks him. Duffy forces Nash to shoot him. The photographer feels terrible because Duffy went after the story when he did not have the guts to pursue it. A woman bitten by Duffy becomes a beast, kills three frat boys who try to rape her. They become monsters. Nash dispatches them along with the doctor conducting the experiments. Quote: "Hey, it's a writer's duty to embellish when the facts are boring." Editor (Darlene Wheatley) 165805 2009 Primal Red NR Kimberling, Nicole Gay Reporter Peter Fontaine writes for a free weekly newspaper in the quirky little town of Bellingham. Nick Olsen is a reclusive painter with a questionable past and a studio in the Vitamilk Building. Peter has a knack for choosing to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. In this case that place is the Vitamilk Building and the time is the moment that Shelley Vine, local art professor and rising star of the art world, is stabbed to death. Determined to understand why Vine was killed, and convinced that breaking the story would jump start his career as an investigative journalist, Peter begins his own investigation into her death. As Peter uncovers more information about Vine, Olsen and the interconnected lives of the rest of the artists at the Vitamilk Building, he finds himself falling in love with Nick. Peter wants a story but he also wants Nick, and it looks like he’s going to have to make a choice before the two can paint the town Primal Red. 165806 1989 Primal Scene N OWN - H Kramer, Yale Reporter Lindsay Cooper is almost killed when she helps her boyfriend investigate the murder of his co-worker. 165807 1996 Primary Colors N Anonymous (Joel Klein) News Media. Political coverage. Washington D.C. Press Corps. 165808 1998 Primary Colors M DVD. L. News Media. TV Anchor (Sophia Choi). News Anchor (Jean Martirez). News Anchor (Larry Mendte). News Videographer (Rocco Salata). Editor (Kevin Richardson). Lesbian Media Consultant Libby Holden (Kathy Bates) is drafted to nullify the potent threat of negative media reporting. Larry King and Bill Maier as themselves. 165809 1992 Primary Motive M Adams, Daniel, William Snowden (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Wallace Roberts (John Savage) of the Boston Post. Press secretary gives reporter dirt on opponent delivered in a pizza box. He tells the reporter his work belongs in the kind of newspaper people get at supermarket checkout lines. Expresses his father's belief the press deforms more than it informs but agrees to provide more information if the reporter attributes it to another source. Press secretary has a change of heart, wants reporter to give opposition a chance to withdraw. Reporter says, "I'm not a diplomat, I'm a reporter." Story breaks, opponent denies charges, targets the Post. . Opponent's daughter institutionalized for mental problems. Commits suicide. Press secretary gets letter implicating opponent in her death. He leaks the information to Roberts. Letter turns out to be a set-up to embarrass the Post. When the reporter presents it at a press conference, revealed to be a forgery. Both publicly admit they failed to check source of information. Boston Post ends up endorsing corrupt opponent and he wins the election. Reporter (Julian Finn). Reporter (Dorothy Gallagher). Reporter (Alan Goluboff). Newscaster (Judith Burnett). Newscaster (Less Clack). Publishers (Harry Barteau, Laurence Elliott). 165810 2005 Prime M Photographer (Jason McDonald). 165811 1989 Prime 9 News DT TV Anchors Jerry Dunphy (1989-1995, 1997-2002), David Jackson (1989-1995, 2004-), Kerry Kilbride (1990), Sylvia Lopez (1992), Jane Velez-Mitchell (1992-2002), David Gonzales (1995), Mia Lee (1997), Leyna Nguyen (1997), David Allen Clark, Pat Harvey. Reporter Jennifer Sabih (1996), Joel Connable (2002), Lisa Sigell (2002), Glen Walker (2002), Rick Chambers (2002). Correspondent Bonnie-Jill Laflin (2003). Meteorologist Josh Rubenstein (1996). Business and Consumer Reporter Alan Mendelson. Health Reporter Dilva Henry (1998). Entertainment Reporter Lisa Joyner. (2004). 165812 1996 Prime Candidate N Cotler, Gordon Former Tabloid Columnist Jock Caprisi lands himself a job as media consultant and political spin doctor to the senior senator from New York. When a woman is found stabbed to death in the backseat of senator's car, Caprisi races against time to find real killer to keep the senator out of the headlines -- and out of jail. Caprisi swings into damage-control mode realizing that the ruthless campaign manager of the sleazy congressman challenging Caprisi's candidate for the Democratic nomination will use the murder to batter the candidate with innuendo. Married senator compounds his problems by offering an implausible explanation of his dealings with the slain female real estate agent. Racing to stay ahead of the cops and in the polls, Caprisi tracks down some suspects. Political campaign and former newspaper journalist turned media guru combine in this mystery. 165813 1973 Prime Evening Time SS OWN Just, Ward TV Reporters 165814 1876 Prime Minister, The N OWN - P Trollope, Anthony Press 165815 1954 Prime of Life N Brophy, Jed Press 165816 1985 Prime Risk M News Media. Field Reporter (Brown Cardwell). News Anchorman (Dick Spangler). TV Newscast furthers plot. FBI worries about press` 165817 1982 Prime Suspect MT SVD 639 Bloom, Jeffrey, Steven Nalevansky (Story). Douglas Graham (Teleplay) Ness Book (many more quotes from film included in his review) TV Reporter Amy McCleary (Terri Garr) gets a story implicating an upstanding citizen in the sex murder of a young girl. She and her crew stumble on the story of a missing girl. Reporters corner the man's wife outside the school where she works. Media circus. Man storms into newsroom, corners McCleary and co-anchor boss John Malloy (James Sloyan). Malloy tells him it's nothing personal. McCleary wants to let the man give his side of the story, but Malloy says she could lose her job. She interviews him anyway and he claims he was tried and convicted on the Good Time News Hour. The interview never runs. She resigns and helps him prove his innocence. Her final commentary reporting from her new position at a San Francisco TV station. Local media portrayed as overzealous and motivated by a desire to get a story that can go network. McCleary begins to question priorities of her profession. She seems to come upon her stories more through accident than reporting. New York Times, 1/20/82: "There are certainly enough legitimate criticisms to be made about the state of local coverage on most stations…but Prime Suspect attempts to portray some news personnel as the most vicious creatures since Jack the Ripper." 165818 1991 Prime Suspect MT Reporter (Jimmy Hibbert) 165819 1989 Prime Suspect M News Media. Reporter (Suzanne Dunne). 165820 1992 Prime Suspect 2 MT TV Newsreaders (Carole Noakes, Simon Molloy). 165821 1995 Prime Suspect 4: Lost Child, The MT SVD 1545 Reporter (Robin Ashenden). Media Circus. 165822 1996 Prime Suspect 5: Errors of Judgment MT DVD -R HQ 1903 (Media Excerpts Part 1) Miniseries Reporter. Gravefaced Reporter (Andy Devine). Cheeky Reporter (Stuart Wolfenden). Photographer (Adam Evans). Part 1: Press Conference. Police and reporters. Police see Herald Photographer trying to shoot a picture of a shooting victim. Takes film away from him saying "Piss Off." 165823 2003 Prime Suspect 6: Last Witness, The MT Newsreader (Anna Maria Ashe). 165824 1985 Prime Suspicion M Scherberger, Aiken (Screenplay) Ness Book Tabloid Reporter Jack Tanner (David Ferry), a former sportswriter, goes to work for the National Probe with the hope of becoming the next Woodward and Bernstein of Tabloid journalism. Contacted by a "Deep Throat" with information on a 25-year-old crime involving a computer expert and his family who disappeared while vacationing on an island. When the legal department vetoes the story, Tanner investigates on his own. Narrator-Boss (Jack Duffy) worked on the original case, narrates the first half of the film. He claims to have worked for some of the "most respectable rags in the country" but has been reduced to coming up with headlines for articles on killer toilets Tanner solves the mystery finding the computer expert who murdered his wife and the owner of the island when he found out they were lovers. 165825 1983 Prime Time NR OWN - P Ryan, Rachel Candlelight Ecstasy Romance #151 TV Newswoman Andrea Malone, cable 165826 1983 Prime Time NR OWN - P Brown, Sandra TV Reporter Andrea Malone, a cable journalist, wanted more than anything else a coveted network job. An interview with aging U.S. General Ratiff at his Texas ranch could get it for her especially if she uncovered the secret that drove him into seclusion. Andrea intended to get around his watchdog of a son, Lyon Ratiff, but her scheme was about to create a powerful conflict between the ruthless reporter she had become and the warm, caring woman she once was. Lyon Ratiff’s unexpected, undeniable influence would soon alter Andrea’s plans and pitch them both into a maelstrom of suspicion, betrayal -- and love. 165827 1967 Prime Time A Stevens, May Ghiglione Reference Media. Blank-screen television looking over the shoulder of a silent man, the passive viewer, as if the television set were George Orwell's Big Brother. 165828 1996 Prime Time DF Ireland Correspondents Richard Crowley, Paul Cunningham, Donagh Diamond, Michael Heaney, Mike Milotte, Eithne O'Brien, Jerry O'Callaghan, Rita O'Reilly, Ken O'Shea, Mick Peelo, Kevin Rafter, Paul Rouse, Keelin Shanley. Correspondent-Northern Editor Tommie Gorman. Economics Editor George Lee. Religious and Social Affairs Correspondent Joe Little). Presenters Mark Little (2001-), Olivia O'Leary (1994-). Host Miriam O'Callaghan (1996-). 165829 1979 Prime Time Sunday (aka Prime Time Saturday) DT Newsmagazine. Host Tom Snyder 165830 1960 Prime Time, The M Photographer (Penny Cunard) 165831 1993 Primeiro Journal DT Portugal. Series 1993- News Staff. Anchor Rodrigo Guedes de Carvalho (1993-2001). 165832 1988 Primer impacto DF News Staff. Reporters Ilan Arditti (2000-2003), Celines Toribio (1995-1998). Karla Martinez (1997-1999), Carlos Calderon (2002-2006), Rafael Mercadente (2005-), Ricardo Arrambarri, Ruben Dominguez, Tony Dandrades (1988-), Karla Jensen (2005). Reporter Karina Dalmos (2005), Argelia Atilano (2005). Health Reporters Aliza Lifthiz, Cecilia Ramirez Harris. Meteorologist Paola Elorza (2000). Correspondent Jose Antonio. Hosts Barbara Bermudo, Fernando del Rincon, Veronica del Castillo, Mercedes Soler, Carmen Dominicci. 165833 2006 Primera edicion DF Mexico Anchor Jorge Fernandez Menendez 165834 2000 Primero noticias DF Mexico Reporters Dioni Gonzalez, Enrique Rodriguez, Susan Solis. Anchors Jorge Berry, Lourdes Ramos. 165835 2001 Primetime Glick: T SVD 1417 (Two Episodes), 1412, 1395 (Two Episodes), 1313, 1116, 1110 (Three Episodes), 1091, 1069 (Two Episodes), 1068 (Two Episodes), 1037, Episodes. Series. (June 2001-July 2003) Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. Jiminy Glick, born in 1948 in Akron, Ohio, youngest of 11 children. At 30, he was confident enough to move out of his parents' house and become an actor. Worked as a us boy at Chasen's for 8 years. Worked occasionally as an actor. Working as bartender's assistant, he befriended former "Laugh-In" producer George Schlatter who was looking for host for new syndicated celebrity interview show, "LalaWood." Glick got the job and after two years, "LalaWood" rocketed into the top 100 "Thank God, he's a man and he's so fat or I'd be worried about my job. He's that good!" says Barbara Walters. Glick now lives in Tarzana with his wife of 23 years, Dixie, and their four sons. Hosting his current show, "Primetime Glick," coaches little lea Hosting his current show, "Primetime Glick," coaches little league,. rebuilds the engine of one of his classic cars, or browsing for antiques. 165836 2002 Primetime Glick: Andy Richter and Alec Baldwin T VHS 1324 Episode #16. 3-30-2002 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. Segments include "Jiminy's Monologue," "Attorney General John Ashcroft's Party Jokes," "Studio Interview: Andy Richter," "Touched by a Goombach," "Out and About with Jiminy Glick: Alec Baldwin," and "Steam Room." 165837 2001 Primetime Glick: Bill Maher and Steve Martin T VHS 1324 Episode #1. 6-20-2001 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. Interviewer (Rachel Reenstra). 165838 2003 Primetime Glick: Brad Garrett and Jon Stewart T VHS 1324 Episode #26. 6-5-2003 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165839 2003 Primetime Glick: Brendan Fraser and Ice Cube T VHS 1324 Episode #21. 4-30-2003. Third Season Opener Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165840 2002 Primetime Glick: Catherine O'Hara and Ray Romano T VHS 1324 Episode #19. 4-20-2002 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. Segments include "Jiminy's Monologue," "Interview: Catherine O'Hara," "LaLaWood Fables: Anne Heche and the Spaceship to Heaven," "Out and About With Jiminy Glick: Roy Romano" and "Steam Room." 165841 2002 Primetime Glick: Cheri Oteri and Dennis Miller T VHS 1324 Episode#20. 4-27-2002 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. Segments include "Jiminy's Monologue," "Studio Interview: Cheri Oteri," "LaLaWood Fables: Charlie Sheen and the $1000 Date," "Home Movies: Jimmy and Dixie in Bed," "Out and About with Jiminy Glick: Dennis Miller," "Steam Room." 165842 2003 Primetime Glick: Chris Elliot T DVD -R HQ 2378 Episode #28. 6-19-2003 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165843 2001 Primetime Glick: Dennis Miller and Jerry Seinfeld T VHS 1324 Episode #2. 6-27-2001 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165844 2003 Primetime Glick: Elijah Wood and Megan Mullally T DVD -R HQ 2378 Episode #27. 6-12-2003 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165845 2002 Primetime Glick: Ellen DeGeneres and Steven Spielberg T VHS 1324 Episode #23. 5-14-2003. Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165846 2003 Primetime Glick: Eric McCormack and Jack Black T VHS 1324 Episode #22. 5-7-2003 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165847 2001 Primetime Glick: Eugene Levy and Conan O'Brien T VHS 1324 Episode #7. 8-1-2001 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165848 2001 Primetime Glick: George Wendt and Chevy Chase T VHS 1324 Episode #10. 8-22-2001 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165849 2002 Primetime Glick: Jay Mohr and Rosie O'Donnell T VHS 1324 Episode #14. 3-16-2002 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. Segments include "Jiminy's Monologue," "Interview: Jay Mohr," "Home Movies: The Glicks Play Baseball," "Out and About With Jiminy Glick: Rosie O'Donnell," and "Steam Room." 165850 2002 Primetime Glick: Jeff Goldblum and Julia Louis-Dreyfus T VHS 1324 Episode #13. 3-9-2002 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. Segments include "Jiminy's Monologue," "Home Movies: Hope Glick," "Interview: Jeff Goldblum," "LaLaWood Fables: Woody Allen and the Family Affair," "Out and About with Jiminy Glick: Julia Louis-Dreyfus," and "Steam Room." 165851 2002 Primetime Glick: Jim Belushi and Rick Fox T VHS 1324 Episode #15. 3-23-2002 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. Segments include "Jiminy's Monologue," "Tony Blair's Kidney Pie," "Studio Interview: Jim Belushi," "Home Movies: Cat on a Hot Front Porch," "LaLaWood Fables: Robert Blake and the Italian Dinner," "Out and About with Jiminy Glick: Rick Fox," "Steam Room." 165852 2002 Primetime Glick: Jimmy Kimmel and Sharon Stone T VHS 1324 Episode #24. 4-22-2003 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165853 2001 Primetime Glick: John Salley and Janeane Garofalo T VHS 1324 Episode #4. 7-11-2001 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165854 2002 Primetime Glick: Jon Lovitz and Rob Reiner T VHS 1324 Episode #18. 4-13-2002 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. Segments include "Jiminy's Monologue," "Studio Interview: Jon Lovitz," "Al Pacino," "Out and About with Jiminy Glick: Rob Reiner," "Mister Congeniality," and "Steam Room." 165855 2001 Primetime Glick: Kathie Lee Gifford and Dick Cheney T VHS 1324 Episode #9. Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165856 2003 Primetime Glick: Lorraine Bracco and John McEnroe T VHS 1324 Episode #30. 7-3-2003 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165857 2003 Primetime Glick: Mel Brooks and Jason Alexander T VHS 1324 Episode #25. 4-29-2003 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165858 2001 Primetime Glick: Molly Shannon and Nathan Lane T VHS 1324 Episode #5. 7-18-2001 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165859 2001 Primetime Glick: Paul Shaffer and Damon Wayans T VHS 1324 Episode #6. 7-25-2001 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165860 2002 Primetime Glick: Rebecca Romijn-Stamos and David Duchovny T VHS 1324 Episode #12. 3-2-2002 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165861 2001 Primetime Glick: Regis Philbin T SVD 1116 Episode #8. 8-8-2001 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. Gossip Columnist Liz Smith (Herself) 165862 2001 Primetime Glick: Rob Lowe and Billy Crystal T VHS 1324 Episode #3. 7-4-2001 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165863 2003 Primetime Glick: Rob Schneider and Tim Robbins T DVD -R HQ 2386 Episode #29 6-26-2003 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. 165864 2002 Primetime Glick: Tim Allen and Edie Falco T VHS 1324 Episode #17. 4-6-2002 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. Segments include "Jiminy's Monologue," "Home Movies: The Glicks at Breakfast," "Studio Interview: Tim Allen," "Harp Accompaniment for Your Sensual Massage," "Out and About with Jiminy Glick: Edie Falco," and "Steam Room." 165865 2002 Primetime Glick: Tom Hanks and Ben Stiller T VHS 1324 Episode #11. 2-23-2002 Gossip Columnist-Interviewer Jiminy Glick (Martin Short), interviewer-to-the-stars, parody of entertainment journalist and celebrity-driven talk shows. Segments include "Jiminy's Monologue," "The Independent Movie Channel," "Studio Interview: Tom Hanks," "Touched by a Goombah," "Out and About with Jiminy Glick: Ben Stiller," and "Steam Room." 165866 1989 Primetime Live DT Series 1989. Anchor Diane Sawyer (2005), Sam Donaldson (1989-1998), Charles Gibson (2000-2004), Cynthia McFadden (2004-), Chris Cuomo (2004-), John Quinones (2004-), Jay Schadler (2004-), Chris Wallace (1989-1998). 165867 2004 Primetime New Year's Rockin' Eve 2005 DT Correspondents Catherine McCord, Mike Richards. Host Regis Philbin. 165868 2007 Primeval M News team is sent to South Africa to capture and bring home a legendary 25-foot crocodile. A warlord targets them for death. UBN Newscaster (Kevin Otto). Reporter (Kent Shocknek). 165869 2008 Primeval: Gigantic Problem, A T DVD -R HQ 11185 Episode #16. 3-4 Investigative Journalist Mick Harper (Ramon Tikaram) and his media boss-editor Katherine Kavanagh of the Evening News. The ARC team swings into action when the biggest anomaly they have ever encountered registers on the detector. It turns out the team aren’t the only ones with access to an anomaly detector -- journalist Mick Harper has stolen one of their handsets. One step ahead of our heroes, Mick and his boss Katherine Kavanagh, lie in wait at the aircraft hanger where the anomaly has appeared, ready to record whatever comes through. Unfortunately for them, what comes through is a truly terrifying predator. The Giganotosaurus AKA G-Rex is huge: think of it as T-Rex’s bigger, angrier cousin. As the G-Rex terrorizes the journalists and the trapped crew of a 747, the race is on for the team to get the over-sized meat-eater back through the anomaly. When the Anomaly Detection Device picks up an anomaly in an abandoned building, which the team immediately goes to investigate. Unknown to them, the team is being followed again by unscrupulous journalist, Mick Harper, who is still out to uncover the ARC’s secrets. Harper is attempting to convince his editor, Katherine Kavanagh, that the detector is linked to the prehistoric creatures. Initially unimpressed, she is more intrigued when the detector goes off. Following the signal, a media team, including Harper, Kavanagh, wildlife expert Nigel Marven and a Cameraman arrive to find the anomaly. While the media team wait for any sign of activity, Harper distracts and manages to lure Jenny and Connor into a trap where they can’t interfere with the journalists. Meanwhile, back at the anomaly, Kavanagh and Harper are delighted when an infant Velociraptor emerges from the anomaly. Marven gives a brief explanation as to what the creature is and attempts to pat it. However, it retreats through the anomaly after biting Nigel on the finger. While Nigel and the journalists are initially delighted, wonder turns to terror as something new comes through the anomaly: a massive theropod dinosaur. The dinosaur proceeds to devour Nigel, the cameraman and trap the rest of the media team in their car, before going back through the anomaly. ARC investigators reach the hanger containing the anomaly, freeing Harper and Kavanagh from their wrecked car. Soldiers arrive shortly after and Jenny orders them to place Harper and Kavanagh under arrest, not only for theft of the detector, but to prevent them releasing the story of the anomalies to the world. The Giganotosaurus proceeds to attack a Boeing 747 at the end of the runway. Meanwhile, Harper and Kavanagh escape their imprisonment hoping to get their hands on footage proving the animal’s existence. The Giganotosaurus reaches the hanger pursuing a helicopter. The team gets out of the way but Harper and Kavanagh are too busy trying to get good footage to save themselves, are devoured by the Giganotosaurus, which then returns through the anomaly. Professor Nick Cutter and his team investigate anomalies in time found in the Forest of Dean. Unfortunate side-effect of the anomalies is that dinosaurs are moving through them and into the present time making the team’s investigations that much more stressful. The team face a predator bigger than a T-Rex in the form of a Giganotosaurus. They must stop the dinosaur from wreaking havoc all the while trying to ward off journalist Harper and his female boss, who just might have the G-Rex on tape. Harper and the camera crew risk their lives to get the story. Mick Harper is a journalist who first appears in Episode 12. He tries interviewing one of the survivors from the Colombian mammoth rampage, but he is unable to complete interviewing because Jenny disrupts him. Harper suspects the operation and vows he will find out what is happening. Mick Harper steals an Anomaly detector from Jenny’s car when they are investigating an anomaly that is being kept by Christine Johnson who keeps them away from it. Harper then follows the team to the anomaly site on the airport with his boss and locks Jenny and Connor in a hanger where they are rescued by Danny. Harper and his boss film the velociraptors that come through the anomaly while Nigel Marvin describes the Velociraptor to them. A Giganotsaurus comes through the anomaly and eats Nigel Marvin. Harper and his boss hide in a car which the Giganotosaurus flips over. They escape when the dinosaur temporarily goes back through the anomaly. Mick and his boss are put under arrest but escape and film the Giganotosaurus and Mick Harper quits when Danny nearly hits him with a helicopter. Mick and his boss film the Giganotosaurus as it heads towards the anomaly, and they are presumably killed as Mick Harper is heard screaming. Mick Harper is a journalist who wants to reveal the secrets of the anomalies to the world and hopefully gain a lot of money and become famous. He first appears interviewing a survivor of the Colombian Mammoth attack, but is unable to complete interviewing because Jenny interrupts him. But he vows he will find out about the operation. (Episode 2.6) He appears again trying to convince his boss of the existence of prehistoric creatures. She believes him to be insane but gives him a chance to gain proof. Mick goes to the hospital that the anomaly team is at and after failing to gain information from Jenny Lewis, decides to take matters into his own hands. He locks Abby and Cutter in an operating theatre with a pregnant woman before continuing his search for the creatures. When he finds a Dictodon, he takes a photo of it and tries (but fails) to catch it. He returns the photo to his boss, but she passes it off as a fake. (Episode 3.3) He steals an anomaly detector from Jenny's car and uses it to find the airport anomaly. Taking along his boss, a cameraman and Nigel Marvin, he arrives at the anomaly site and watches Nigel being eaten by a Giganotosaurus. Although originally terrified, Mick quickly brushes Nigel's death aside and locks Jenny and Connor in a hangar. However, in his arrogance, Mick did not count on Danny Quinn, who lead the Giganotosaurus straight to the anomaly site and Mick. The dinosaur eats Mick and his boss before burping out the camera, which shatters on the ground and destroys all evidence of the anomaly's existence. (Episode 3.4) 165870 2008 Primeval: Medical Mayhem T DVD -R HQ 11186 Episode #15. 3-3 Investigative Journalist Mick Harper (Ramon Tikaram) and his media boss-editor Katherine Kavanagh of the Evening News. Professor Nick Cutter and his team investigate anomalies in time found in the Forest of Dean. Unfortunate side-effect of the anomalies is that dinosaurs are moving through them and into the present time making the team’s investigations that much more stressful. The team face off against dictodons, cute but surprisingly dangerous burrowing creatures that came through an anomaly from the Permian era that opened in the middle of a busy hospital in London. Dogged Reporter Harper sees a chance to get an exclusive story if he can capture one of the dictodons and expose the team’s secrets to the world. At the headquarters of the Evening News, Journalist Mark Harper -- still pursuing his quest to uncover the ARC’s secrets after the incident with the mammoth on M25 -- is trying to convince his editor, Katherine Kavanagh, of the reality of prehistoric creatures roaming freely. His editor, however, is unimpressed and gives Harper one final chance to obtain proof. Otherwise he is out of a job. After unsuccessfully trying to get the truth out of Jenny Lewis, Harper decides to wait by the ARC for any activity. This episode marks the return of Mick Harper, the journalist who vowed that he would find the truth about ARC. Mick Harper is a journalist who first appears in Episode 12. He tries interviewing one of the survivors from the Columbian mammoth rampage, but he is unable to complete interviewing because Jenny disrupts him. Harper suspects the operation and vows he will find out what is happening. In the third episode of season 3, Mick locks Nick, Abby and a woman who is about to give birth in an operating theater. He then tracks down one of the dictodon to show to his boss, who was reluctant to believe. Professor Nick Cutter and his team investigate anomalies in time found in the Forest of Dean. Unfortunate side-effect of the anomalies is that dinosaurs are moving through them and into the present time making the team’s investigations that much more stressful. Mick Harper is a journalist who wants to reveal the secrets of the anomalies to the world and hopefully gain a lot of money and become famous. He first appears interviewing a survivor of the Columbian Mammoth attack, but is unable to complete interviewing because Jenny interrupts him. But he vows he will find out about the operation. (Episode 2.6) He appears again trying to convince his boss of the existence of prehistoric creatures. She believes him to be insane but gives him a chance to gain proof. Mick goes to the hospital that the anomaly team is at and after failing to gain information from Jenny Lewis, decides to take matters into his own hands. He locks Abby and Cutter in an operating theatre with a pregnant woman before continuing his search for the creatures. When he finds a Dictodon, he takes a photo of it and tries (but fails) to catch it. He returns the photo to his boss, but she passes it off as a fake. (Episode 3.3) He steals an anomaly detector from Jenny's car and uses it to find the airport anomaly. Taking along his boss, a cameraman and Nigel Marvin, he arrives at the anomaly site and watches Nigel being eaten by a Giganotosaurus. Although originally terrified, Mick quickly brushes Nigel's death aside and locks Jenny and Connor in a hangar. However, in his arrogance, Mick did not count on Danny Quinn, who lead the Giganotosaurus straight to the anomaly site and Mick. The dinosaur eats Mick and his boss before burping out the camera, which shatters on the ground and destroys all evidence of the anomaly's existence. (Episode 3.4) 165871 2008 Primeval: Traitor Revealed T Episode #12. 2.5 Investigative Journalist Mick Harper (Ramon Tikaram) and his media boss-editor Katherine Kavanagh (Ruth Gemmell) of the Evening News. The ARC’s task isn’t helped by dogged journalist Mick Harper who is determined to catch one of the creatures and expose the ARC and its secrets to the world. Gigantic mammoth rampages across the M25 Motorway. Reporter Harper tries to interview people who saw the mammoth. Mick Harper is a journalist who first appears in Episode 12. He tries interviewing one of the survivors from the Columbian mammoth rampage, but he is unable to complete interviewing because Jenny disrupts him. Harper suspects the operation and vows he will find out what is happening. A mammoth causes chaos on a motorway. How do you hide a mammoth? With the press about to break through the cordon Jenny has erected, Cutter formulates a new plan and manages to trap the mammoth in the back of a lorry. The team get away with it by the skin of their teeth -- though Jenny has to deal with the aftermath namely in the form of unscrupulous journalist Mick Harper sniffing around for a story. Mick Harper is a journalist who wants to reveal the secrets of the anomalies to the world and hopefully gain a lot of money and become famous. He first appears interviewing a survivor of the Columbian Mammoth attack, but is unable to complete interviewing because Jenny interrupts him. But he vows he will find out about the operation. (Episode 2.6) He appears again trying to convince his boss of the existence of prehistoric creatures. She believes him to be insane but gives him a chance to gain proof. Mick goes to the hospital that the anomaly team is at and after failing to gain information from Jenny Lewis, decides to take matters into his own hands. He locks Abby and Cutter in an operating theatre with a pregnant woman before continuing his search for the creatures. When he finds a Dictodon, he takes a photo of it and tries (but fails) to catch it. He returns the photo to his boss, but she passes it off as a fake. (Episode 3.3) He steals an anomaly detector from Jenny's car and uses it to find the airport anomaly. Taking along his boss, a cameraman and Nigel Marvin, he arrives at the anomaly site and watches Nigel being eaten by a Giganotosaurus. Although originally terrified, Mick quickly brushes Nigel's death aside and locks Jenny and Connor in a hangar. However, in his arrogance, Mick did not count on Danny Quinn, who lead the Giganotosaurus straight to the anomaly site and Mick. The dinosaur eats Mick and his boss before burping out the camera, which shatters on the ground and destroys all evidence of the anomaly's existence. (Episode 3.4) Professor Nick Cutter and his team investigate anomalies in time found in the Forest of Dean. Unfortunate side-effect of the anomalies is that dinosaurs are moving through them and into the present time making the team’s investigations that much more stressful. 165872 1922 Primitive Lover, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 165873 1918 Primitive Woman, The M AFI-Authors Writer 165874 1997 Primrose Holland: Primrose Convention, The NM Bannister, Jo #1 Rosie Holland Mysteries Advice Columnist Primrose (Rosie) Holland of the Skipley Chronicle is a rotund, tough-talking, middle-aged woman living in Birmingham, England. Rosie is a pathologist who quit her job at the morgue to come to this local weekly in the spirit of adventure. When the Publisher of the Skipley Chronicle hired Holland as his newspaper's advice columnist, it was either the best decision he ever made -- or the worst. Her breezy column has doubled the Chronicle's circulation. The reason is the same reason she's a tough employee -- she's not afraid to speak her mind and speak it loudly. Rosie's advice is always unorthodox, frequently hilarious and prone to land her in hot water. She answers such diverse letters from readers about everything from inadvertently eating a slug to the etiquette of finding your mother in bed with a younger man. Rosie volunteers to help a woman look for her brother who disappeared while birdwatching. The answer is that this birdwatching man in the Hebrides saw something more than nesting seabirds. The answer lies in illegal aliens entering the country. Rosie assembles a team including another ornithologist and a young gardener with psychic powers. 165875 1999 Primrose Holland: Primrose Switchback, The NM Bannister, Jo #2 Rosie Holland Mysteries Advice Columnist Primrose (Rosie) Holland of the Skipley Chronicle is a rotund, tough-talking, middle-aged woman living in Birmingham, England. Rosie is a pathologist who quit her job at the morgue to come to this local weekly in the spirit of adventure. When the Publisher of the Skipley Chronicle hired Holland as his newspaper's advice columnist, it was either the best decision he ever made -- or the worst. Her breezy column has doubled the Chronicle's circulation. Rosie's gardener is discovered, unconscious, next to the dead body of a TV programme researcher. Referred to a police psychiatrist, under hypnosis, he confesses to the murder. Rosie, his employer, vows to discover the truth and becomes suspicious of the psychiatrist and his dubious methods. 165876 1991 Prince M TV Newsreader (Jeremy Carrad). 165877 2006 Prince & Me 2, The M News Media. Reporter (Michael J. Gaeta). Paparazzi (Ryan James). 165878 2008 Prince & Me 2, The MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Michael J. Gaeta). Reporter #2 (Emil Linka). Reporter #3 (Klara Low). Reporter #4 (Noelle Trkulja). Anchorwoman (Ellen Savaria). Interviewer (Richard Rowlands). Paparazzi #1 (Magdalena Manville). Paparazzi #2 (Ryan James). With just weeks before their royal wedding, Paige and Edvard find their relationship and the Danish monarchy in jeopardy when an old law is brought to light stating that an unmarried heir to the throne may marry only a woman of noble blood or else he must relinquish his crown. 165879 2008 Prince & Me 3, The MT News Media. Reporter (Hristo Mitzkov). Reporter (Shelly Varod). German Reporter (Branco Vukovic). King Edvard and Queen Paige set out on their honeymoon. 165880 2009 Prince & Me 4, The MT News Media has a field day when the new princess eats caviar with the wrong utensil. 165881 2004 Prince & Me, The M TV Reporter (David O'Kelly). Photographers (James McGowan, Jean Pearson). 165882 2004 Prince & Me, The MT News Media. TV Reporter (David O’Kelly). Photographers (James McGowan, Jean Pearson). Royal Herald (Robert Russel). Parliamentary Herald (Jan Nemejovsky). At a Wisconsin university, a local farmer’s daughter is intrigued by an odd Danish exchange student who turns out to be the heir to the royal throne of Denmark. 165883 1930 Prince Abdul Omar of Persia SS Giesy, J.U. and J.B. Smith Former Newspaper Reporter Glace, narrator, part of Glace and Bryce, Private Investigators (Bryce is a retired police inspector). Various magazines. 165884 2008 Prince Among Men N Johnson, Cat Task Force Zeta Novel Reporter Vicki Vanover, an ambitious journalist, is not above using her feminine wiles or a bit of blackmail to get a fabulous interview. Wen she decides to travel to a small base in Afghanistan, the last thing she anticipates is meeting Sergeant Ryan Petit, a soldier who runs towards danger rather than away from it and puts her in danger of losing her heart. Petitt has a secret life blogging as Groundpounder, dutifully recording online a deployment where every day feels exactly the same -- until the female reporter shows up at their all male camp. Then Ryan realizes nothing is ever going to be the same for him again. 165885 1997 Prince Among Men, A: Where Were They Then? T UK. Episode #3. 9-29-1997 Photographer (Marcus Romer). 165886 1999 Prince and the Bogus Bride, The NR Drew, Jennifer Reporter Leigh Donovan hoped for a good story when one of the world's most eligible bachelors, a prince, ran her car off the road. What she got instead was a fairy tale. He says he'll give her an exclusive interview if she would pose as his fawning fiancée to keep the swarms of gold-digging women at bay. She can't pass up playing Cinderella. Prince gives her the royal treatment. 165887 1981 Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer wedding DT Reporters 165888 1930 Prince of Evil, The SM Unsigned - Scotland Yard Detective Magazine Newspaper 165889 1914 Prince of India, A M Wallace, Lew (Novel - "Prince of India, The") AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter Billy ("Smiling" Billy Mason) is assigned to cover the arrival of a rajah and his son in a small American town. Reporter makes friends with the prince and introduces him to a countess Billy has been assigned to interview. Countess actually a jewel thief. 165890 2002 Prince of Porn, The DT Short - Adult Interviewer Brian O'Hara (Voice). 165891 1921 Prince There Was, A M AFI-Authors/Editors Editor 165892 2002 Prince William MT VHS 1285 News Media. The prince hates the media -- reporters and photographers -- and rebels against them. Paparazzi (Tony Brown). Paparazzi (Mick Fitzgerald) 165893 1999 Prince's Bride, The NR Cozzens, Tracy Editor Nicole Aldridge of Aristocrats, a colorful New York magazine devoted to royal-watching. She's the foremost royalty watcher in the world and a prince, under orders from his parents to find a bride, goes to see her for help. Through her sources at the magazine, she finds lots of possible eligibles, but one by one they're eliminated until she's the only one left. 165894 1994 Princess Caraboo M L Austin, Michael, John Wells (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist and Printer Gutch (Stephan Rea) for Felix Farley's Bristol Journal laments, "Reluctantly, in my profession, I have had to learn the difference between the imaginary world and the world that is real." Sense of reality called into question. Mysterious woman arrives who becomes toast of society while staying at home of a banker. Reporter has been writing critical articles about the banker, but gains admission to house and becomes fascinated with the "Princess.". He begins to suspect she is a fraud and comes from a home for wayward prostitutes, but expresses admiration for her ability to tweak the upper classes. Tries to warn her. She could be hanged for the deception. When truth comes out, she is arrested. Reporter learns the full story. Banker's wife gives him documents confirming husband's bank fraud. Reporter agrees to suppress the information if banker helps the woman escape to America. Expresses regret at letting love of his life go. Reporter changes mind and chases after the boat. Last newspaper article appears indicating princess presented self to Napoleon. "As a journalist, I know people will believe two things -- what they read in the newspapers and what they want to believe…." 165895 1938 Princess Comes Across, The R Lux Radio Theatre Adaptation of Film. News Media. Reporter sneaks aboard to get a story, gets shot while stopping a killer. 165896 1936 Princess Comes Across, The M DVD -R HQ 6687, 6688. Reporter sneaks aboard to get a story, gets shot while stopping a killer. News Media. Reporters (George Sorel, Jacques Venaire, Keith Daniels, Jack Raymond, Eddie Dunn, Jack Hatfield). American Reporter (Milburn Stone). Jones, American Newsreel Man (Phil Tead). Photographer (Gaston Glass). 165897 1983 Princess Daisy (aka Judith Krantz's Princess Daisy) MT DVD -R HQ 1941 (Media Excerpts) Krantz, Judith (Based on her Novel). Diana Hammond (Teleplay) News Media. Reporter (Joan Sweeney). English Journalist (Peter Bayliss). Photographer (David McAllister - The Photographer). People Magazine cover. Focus tabloid newspaper: "Princess Daisy's Secret Twin." Identical Twin story is exposed by tabloid newspaper. 165898 2004 Princess Diaries 2, The: Royal Engagement M News Media. TV Reporter Elsie (Kim Thomson). Elsie's Cameraman (David Rockwell). Suki's Cameraman (Shane Partlow). Suki Sanchez (Sandra Taylor). Japanese Reporter (Keisuke Hoashi). 165899 2001 Princess Diaries, The M News Media. Beach Reporter Ali (Ali Gage). Beach Reporter Tanya (Tanya DiFrancesco). Street Reporter (Flora Chong). Street Reporter (Gwen Holloway). Ball Reporters (Tonje Larsgard, Shannon Wilcox). Street Reporter (Reuben Grundy). Twin Reporters (Lori and Terri Sigrist). Teen Reporter Cassie (Nicholle Tom). Ball Reporter (Niloufar Safaie). Press Secretary Spencer (Tracy Reiner). Cameraman (Patrick Noonan), Suki's cameraman. Beach Photographer (John Moran). 165900 2003 Princess in the Spotlight N Cabot, Meg TV Journalist plans to interview the teenage princess and she doesn't want to do the interview, which will be broadcast nationwide feeling that her flat chest, ski-sized feet and royal heritage make her stick out plenty as it is. Publicity-obsessed grandmother insists that the interview is a great idea claiming the exposure will give their homeland the sort of attention it deserves. Comments made during the interview earn her the scorn of several classmates, enrage her best friend, practically gets one of her teachers fired, and alienates her entire country. 165901 2001 Princess in the Spotlight N Cabot, Meg #2 Princess Diaries Series TV News Media. Mia is the brand-new crown princess of Genovia and her Grandmere arranges a national prime-time TV interview for her. With just a few innocent remarks, Mia manages to enrage her best friend, practically get one of her teachers fired, and alienate the entire country of Genovia, all 50,000 of the citizens. 165902 1998 Princess Nine kisaragi joshi kou yakuu-bu TF Reporter (Kevin Charles). 165903 1935 Princess O'Hara M Newsman (Cactus Mack) 165904 1917 Princess of Park Row, The M West, Paul (Story). A. Van Buren Powell (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book New York Reporter Tom Kearney (Wallace MacDonald) mistakes a princess for a hotel maid. Two fall in love. Tries to rescue her but is caught. The princess and the reporter theme. 165905 2006 Princess’s Secret Scandal NR Whiddon, Karen Silhouette Intimate Moments SIM #1416. Public Relations Practitioner Chase Savage is involved in a scandal. The loyal PR man announced his engagement to Sydney Conner, the illegitimate princess from Naessa, who is pregnant with our late Prince Reginald’s heir. Savage was reportedly sent to bribe the ravishing royal, only to find himself dodging bullets and fleeing the country with her. There was no denying the white-house passion between the pulchritudinous pair as they treated reporters to an ardent display of affection. With Sydney’s life still endangered and tensions mounting, one wonders if the engagement is simply the greatest spin of Savage’s career, or if the confirmed bachelor has truly met his match. Prince of Public Relations to Wed Pregnant Princess! 165906 2003 Princeton Murders, The N Waldron, Ann Journalist McLeod Dulaney arrives as a visiting professor at Princeton to teach a class on "Literature of Fact," a fancy name for journalism. She wonders how she'll challenge 12 gifted students. As it turns out, murder challenges both teacher and students in a dangerous sleuthing assignment. The detective is a captivating invention -- bright, witty, erudite, hep. English professors at Princeton are being targeted by an intellectual with a grudge. 165907 2000 Principe de los Mendigos, El N Descalzi, Guillermo Journalist Guillermo Descalzi falls into the abyss of crack and cocaine. This is his story. 165908 2002 Principe, O MTF Brazil Reporter (Rui Minharro). 165909 1976 Principessa nuda, La (aka Nude Princess, The M UK Reporter Marco (Luigi Pistilli) is a boozy, scandal-sheet journalist who pursues the female ambassador of an impoverished but resource-rich African country and the reputed mistress of its brutal dictator. The alcoholic journalist describes the diplomat as “a sort of Madam Pompadour of the computer age.” Marco makes sexual advances to the ambassador, who maintains her distance. “The love of this compassionate reporter frees her spirit,” writes the New York Times reviewer. 165910 1960 Principle of the Thing, The SS GPL Samuel, Edwin In "Coat of Many Colours, A." Journalism Student Mel Stafford, majored in journalism at State U, going to Paris on a Guggenheim to write a thesis on the French Press during the Resistance. Freelancer. 165911 2004 Prins Henrik DF Denmark. Live broadcast from the royal dinner celebrating Prins Henrik's 70th birthday Reporter Lillian Gjerulf. Host Natasja Crone-Back. 165912 2005 Prins er fodt, En TF Reporter (Kaare R. Skou - Himself). 165913 2004 Prinsen bli'r 70 DF Denmark Interviewer Helle Bygum. 165914 2003 Prinsesse for en aften MTF Denmark. Photographer Jakob Mydtskov (Himself). 165915 2003 Prinsessen i cirkus DF Denmark Interviewer Karsten Kjaer (Voice). 165916 2006 Print Advertisement: Plavix. CC OWN Magazine advertisement Editor Carl. "Delivering the news to millions of readers every day. Carl is a formidable man. But he was no match for something smaller than a drop of ink. A clot." 165917 1987 Printer's Devil NM Stevens, Christian D Reporter Steve Hadleyman receives an urgent plea from Birdie Johnson, publisher of a small Montana newspaper. He arrives to find Birdie stabbed to death. And the paper is in trouble. 165918 1939 Printer's Devil NJ Allen, Adam Apprentice Printer Bob Wilson, a 12 year old who works as a helper for one summer in the composing room of a country newspaper. 165919 1923 Printer's Devil, The M Josephson, Julien (Story-Scenario) AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Newspaper Owners Brick Hubbard (Wesley Barry) and Sidney Fletcher (Harry Myers) invest in local paper called The Briggsville Gazette becoming joint proprietors. .Fletcher writes an editorial that angers a banker whose daughter he is courting. When bank is robbed, Fletcher is accused, but Hubbard finds the real crooks. 165920 1935 Printer's Ink P MLPL Simmons, Orne Index-One Act, 1932-40 Printer 165921 1955 Printer's Measure T Chayefsky, Paddy In "Television Plays by Paddy Chayefsky." Printer. Old printer, linotype operator 165922 1957 Prinzessin von St. Wolfgang, Die MF Reporter (Walter Gross). 165923 1997 Prison M Reporter (Lea Martini - Blonde Reporter). Redhead Photographer (Eva Falk). In an undisclosed Eastern European prison for women, the sadistic laundry man arranges for the women's "escape" down the river -- and death by drowning. 165924 2006 Prison Break: Flight T Episode #22. 5-15-2006 News Media. Female Reporter (Ilyssa Fradin). Reporter (Randall Jones). Male Reporter (Brian McCaskill). TV Reporter (Robin Robinson). News Reporter (January Scarpino). 165925 2006 Prison Break: Dead Fall T Episode #30. 10-23-2006 Reporter (Emily Lopez) 165926 2005 Prison Break: End of the Tunnel T Episode #13. 11-28-2005 News Media. Reporter Holly (Joey Honsa). Crooked Reporter (Jacqueline Williams). 165927 2006 Prison Break: Go T Episode #21. 5-8-2006 News Media. News Reporter (January Scarpino). 165928 2006 Prison Break: J-Cat T Episode #17. 4-10-2006 TV News Anchor (Christine Devine). 165929 2006 Prison Break: Killing Box, The T DVD -R HQ 7414 Episode #35. 11-24-2006 News Media. Reporter (YaKima Davis). 165930 2006 Prison Break: Manhunt T Episode #23. 8-21-2006. Reporter (Seadon Adams -- Newspaper Reporter). Cameraman (Steve Cochran). Reporter (Larry Dotson). News Cameraman (Michael J. Rowbottom). 165931 2007 Prison Break: Message, The T Episode #37. 1-29-2007 Reporter (Maria Sotolongo). 165932 2005 Prison Break: Odd Man Out T Episode #12. 11-21-2005 Interviewer (Ian Belknap). 165933 2006 Prison Break: Rat, The T Episode #14. 3-20-2006 Interviewer (Robin Robinson). 165934 2005 Prison Break: Riots, Drills and the Devil (Part 2) T Episode #7. 10-3-2005 News Media. News Reporter (Debra Langland). Field Reporter (Bob Sirott). 165935 2005 Prison Break: Sleight of Hand T Episode #10. 11-7-2005 News Media. News Reporter (Robin Robinson). 165936 2006 Prison Break: Tonight T Episode #20. 5-1-2006 Reporter (Nancy Loo). 165937 2006 Prison Break: Unearthed T Episode. Reporter (Seadon Adams - News Reporter). 165938 1938 Prison Farm M Press 165939 1997 Prison of Secrets MT DVD -R HQ 7236, 7237. News Media. TV Reporter (Kelly Wilson). Reporter (Maridean Mansfield Shepard). 165940 1945 Prison Ship M Mischel, Josef, Ben Markson (Screenplay) Ness Book British Correspondent Anne Graham (Nina Foch) conceals her identity when captured and placed on Japanese ship. Other prisoners try to take over and several are killed by captain. To prevent further killings, Graham reveals her identity. She offers to turn over photographs she has depicting Japanese atrocities. Hostages eventually overpower the crew and signal American submarine while reporter ends up with fellow prisoner. 165941 2001 Prison Song M Interviewer (John C. Havens) 165942 1981 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #111 T Episode #111. Reporters at the door interrupts Geoff who is preparing to shoot Jim. Geoff flees. 165943 1981 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #122 T Episode #122. Australia. Reporter (Bob Ruggiero). 165944 1979 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #13 and Episode #14 T Episodes #13, #14. Australia. Newsreader (Adam Joseph - Voice). 165945 1981 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #131 T Episode #131. Australia. Newsreader (Annette Alison). 165946 1981 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #159 T Episode #159. Reporter (Michael Carmen). 165947 1981 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #185 T Episode #185. Australia. Newsreader (Bruce Mansfield). 165948 1979 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #22 T Episode #22. Australia. Reporter (Rod Dorin). 165949 1982 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #232 T Episode #232. Australia. Newsreader (John Larking - Voice). 165950 1982 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #251 T Episode #251. Reporter #1 (Bill Manderson). Reporter #2 (John Evans). 165951 1982 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #252 T Episode #252. Australia. Newsreader (Rob Maynard). 165952 1979 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #35 T Episode #35. Australia. Reporter (Patrick Roberts). 165953 1983 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #358 T Episode #358. Australia. Newsreader (Nicholas Kislinsky). 165954 1983 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #374 T Episode #374. Australia. Newsman (Michael Carman). 165955 1984 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #400 T Episode #400. Australia Reporter has written to Pixie for a story, using an assumed name. 165956 1984 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #402 T Episode #402. Australia Reporter visits Pixie, but after meeting her, he abandons the story. 165957 1984 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #419 T Episode #419. Australia News Media. Reporter Sam (Mal Billings). Reporter Merv (Adreian Patterson). Reporter Gordon (John Gibbard). Reporter Ernie (Gino Varrichio). Women barricade Joyce in the dining room to allow Judy and Cass to slip onto the roof with a banner saying "Killer Screws Must Go," which delights reporters waiting outside the prison. Meg accidentally tells the reporters that Cass killed Bridges in self defense. The Minister visits the prison and Joan makes sure he knows what has been going on. Meg gets the blame for talking to the press and is replaced as Acting Deputy Governor by Joan. The Minister is shown around the jail and a near-riot erupts in the Rec Room 165958 1984 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #430 T Episode #430. Australia. News Media. Reporter (Tracey Hannigan). Reporter (Bill Manderson). TV Reporter (Anne Sutherland). Interviewer #1 (Ian Gilbert). Interviewer (Liz Walley). Interviewer 3 (Jamie Jackson). 165959 1984 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #438 T Episode #438. Australia News Media. Newspaper Reporter (Ian Gilbert). Newscameraman (Adrian Patterson). Colleen seeks an escape from her misery. Myra is confronted by her worst enemy. 165960 1984 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #453 T Episode #453. Australia News Media. Female Reporter Lois (Jamie Jackson). Male Reporter (Iain Gilbert). 165961 1984 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #475 T Episode #475. News Media. Reporter #1 (Ian Gilbert). Reporter #2 (Gary Kliger). Cameraman (Bill Manderson). Officers go on strike although nobody really wants to. The Major comes to visit Joan. Officers' replacements turn out to be social workers. 165962 1984 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #476 T Episode #476. Reporter talks to Reb and she accidentally admits that Joan did not beat her up. 165963 1984 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #479 T Episode #479. Australia. News Media. Reporter (Petar Tulich). Photographer (John Steel). 165964 1985 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #524 T Episode #524. Australia News Media. Reporter #1 (Traci Hannigan). Reporter #2 (Bill Manderson). Photographer (Peter Greenwood). 165965 1985 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #525 T Episode #525. Australia News Media. Reporter #1 (Jansis O'Hanlon). Reporter #2 (Terry Brittingham). Photographer (Rob O'Hara). 165966 1985 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #566 T Episode #566. Australia. News Media. Reporter (Terry Brittingham). 165967 1986 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #590 T Episode #590. Australia. Interviewer (Roy Hampson). 165968 1986 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #597 T Episode #597. Australia News Media. Newsreader (Jennifer Keyte). News Reporter (Petar Tollich). 165969 1986 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #608 and Episode #643 T Episodes #608. #643. Australia. Newsreader (John Print). 165970 1986 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #611 T Episode #611. Australia. Newscaster (Cliff Wood). Announcer (Kirk Alexander). 165971 1986 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #636 T Episode #636. Australia Newscaster (Jennifer Keyte). 165972 1986 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #647 T Episode #647. Australia. Newscaster (Tony Porter). 165973 1986 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #649 T Episode #649. Australia News Media. Male News Reporter (Petar Tolich). News Cameraman (Peter Cameron). Newsreader (Ilonya Komesaroff). 165974 1986 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #652 T Episode #652. Australia. Newsreader (Jennifer Hansen). 165975 1986 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #653 T Episode #653. Australia Radio Announcer (Gary Mac) 165976 1986 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #656 T Episode #656. Australia. Newsreader (Gary Mac). 165977 1986 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #668 T Episode #668. Australia. Newscaster (Maureen Edwards - Voice). 165978 1986 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #672 T Episode #672. Australia. Newsreader (Jennifer Hansen). 165979 1986 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #677 T Episode #667. Australia. Newscaster (Maureen Edwards - Voice). 165980 1986 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #686 T Episode #686. Australia. Newscaster (Jennifer Keyte). 165981 1980 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #74 T Episode #74. Australia Reporter Alex Fraser (Geoff Collins). starts sniffing around the house to find out more when Ros is brought back to Wentworth and the police think she hid at the halfway house. Ros refuses to tell police where she was hiding. Karen supplies Alex with info to write an article on Pat's plight in a bid to persuade the parole board to release Pat. 165982 1980 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #76 T Episode #76. Australia News Media. Reporter Alex Fraser (Geoff Collins). Pat is bothered by a horde of reporters following David's escape. She gets a message to go and meet David at his hideout and tries to get him to give himself up. David and his friend steal a car to flee the state. Police set up trap to catch him at Pat's house. At Karen's urging, Greg goes to try to warn Pat. Gunfight follows. Karen hears on the radio that a cop and another man has been killed. She assumes it is Greg. 165983 1980 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #77 T Episode #77. Reporter Alex Fraser (Geoff Collins). 165984 1979 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episode #8 and Episode #10 T Episodes #8, #10. Australia. TV Interviewer (Sue Donovan-McIntosh). 165985 1979 Prisoner (aka Prisoner: Cell Block H): Episodes #35 and #37 T Episodes #35, #37. Australia Reporter (Patrick Roberts). 165986 1991 Prisoner of Honor MT Reporter (Sean Scanlan). 165987 1988 Prisoner of Rio M TV Reporter (Marcos Nascimento). Reporter at Phone booth (Dennis Bourke). 165988 1996 Prisoner of Zenda, Inc. MT Sports Announcer (Michael Sugar). 165989 1983 Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number MT Timerman, Jacob (Book -- "{Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number), Oliver P. Drexell Jr., Stan Silverman (Story), Linda Yellen, Jonathan Platnick, Drexell (Teleplay) Ness Book Jewish Newspaper Publisher in Argentina, Jacobo Timerman (Roy Scheider) who supports the new military regime but becomes a political prisoner after printing the names of people who have disappeared while trying to help his son's girlfriend. Details his arrest in 1977 and the torture to which he was subjected, and 18 months of house arrest. Torture has as much to do with his heritage and personal beliefs as with his journalistic practices. After enduring years of oppression he and his wife escape to the United States. Real Timerman was quoted as saying the film was accurate, his co writer Budd Schulberg objected to changes and was credited under a pseudonym (Oliver F. Drexell, Jr.). 165990 1967 Prisoner, The: Free For All T UK. Episode #3. 10-22-1967. Reporter (Harold Berens). Photographer (Dene Cooper). 165991 1967 Prisoner, The: Girl Who Was Death, The T Episode. Series (1967). Photographer (Alexis Kanner). 165992 2007 Prisoner, The: Or How I Planned To Kill Tony Blair DT Cameraman Michael Tucker was trailing American soldiers in 2003 when they arrested Iraqi Journalist Yunis Khatayer Abbas on a tip that he was in on a plan to kill the British prime minister Eight months of interrogation and torture followed before he was released, innocent. This is his story. 165993 1981 Prisoner's Wife, The N USC Holland, Jack Correspondent Michael Boyd, reporter from the United States in Ireland. Gets involved in transporting IRA stolen money. Correspondent. 165994 1950 Prisoners in Petticoats M Radio Newscaster (Roy Barcroft) 165995 1983 Prisoners of the Lost Universe M TV Journalist (Kay Lenz) and martial arts champion save the world. Reporter and electrician transported to distant cosmos 165996 2006 Prisoners of Truth N Weiner, Jody Journalist Ollie Katz seizes the opportunity for exploiting a front-page story at last when a prominent attorney is accused of conspiring with a circuit court judge to fix a criminal case. Having admired the attorney since college, he sets out to help him establish his innocence and winds up confronting ethical issues of his own when he grows too fond of the man's fiancée and uncovers incriminating evidence against the lawyer. 165997 1982 Priste budeme chytrejsi, starousku! MF Czechoslovakia TV Reporter (Vladimir Salac). 165998 1991 Private Acts N Sexton, Linda Gray Former Journalist Maggie leaves journalism for the life of a housewife. The time is the 1980s. 165999 1986 Private Affairs N OWN - P Michael, Judith Writer Elizabeth Lovell, TV personality 166000 1947 Private Affairs of Bel Ami, The M SVD 551 Maupassant, Guy de (Novel). Albert Lewin (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Charles Forestier (John Carradine) offers George Duroy (George Sanders) a job on the paper even though Duroy admits he hasn't written anything. He works his way up in Parisian journalism and political circles. When a writer is killed in a duel, Duroy replaces him and is asked to produce an article as a test. Editor is too busy to assist so he tells Duroy to talk to his wife. He suggests to her that they collaborate on a gossip column for paper called "Echoes." He believes paper could be force to be feared and courted. When Forestier dies, Duroy proposes to his wife as both personal and professional collaboration. He becomes "journalistic celebrity," has affairs with wives of several members of newspaper staff. Encourages affair between editor's widow now his wife and minister of foreign affairs so he can destroy the man and justify leaving his wife, leaving him free to marry publisher's daughter. Member of family whose title Duroy is seeking comes to Paris. Duroy shoots him in duel, but challenger kills Duroy. "A journalist? Sounds pretty important." "Just a fancy word for newspaperman." "If I published a newspaper fit for my daughter to read, I'd be out of business in two weeks." 166001 1980 Private Battle, A M Journalist Cornelius Ryan (Jack Warden), also an historian, stricken with terminal cancer 166002 1980 Private Benjamin M Newscaster (Stu Nahan). Photographer (James Dybas). 166003 1981 Private Benjamin: T Series 1981-1983. Public Relations 166004 1982 Private Benjamin: Are You Sure Mike Wallace Started Like This? T Arnold, Nick Episode #19. 2-8-1982. Series 1981-1983 Investigative TV Reporter Cunningham (Peter Hobbs) looks for proof of a chemical dump under Fort Bradley and Private Benjamin spills her guts out to him. 166005 1983 Private Benjamin: Judy's Cousin T Hecht, Ken and Bob Brunner Episode #39. 1-10-1983 News Media. Public Relations 166006 1990 Private Capital M SVD 620 Society Columnist 166007 1991 Private Crime, A - Norah Mulcahaney Mystery N MLPL O'Donnell, Lillian TV Anchor Randall Tye 166008 1984 Private Eye M News Media. TV Reporter (Suzy Elkins). 166009 1997 Private Gold 18 - Reporter M Adult Reporters Katarina Martinez and Violetta are in Budapest to report on the sex scene there. 166010 1997 Private Gold 28: Reporter M Adult Reporters Katarina Martinez and Violetta are doing a report in Budapest about nasty orgies and sex scenes. 166011 1868 Private Habits of Horace Greeley, The SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Collected Tales, Sketches, Speeches & Essays, 1852-1890." Editor. Intimate acquaintance with a distant relative of the editor of the Tribune helps reporter offer this essay on Horace Greeley's personal habits. Sketch. 166012 2007 Private House, A N Hyde, Anthony Correspondent Mathilde is a modern Parisian journalist who is in Cuba covering the twilight of the Castro regime. Lorraine, a serious Christian and widow of a civil servant, is a civil servant who is in Cuba to honor the dying wish of an old friend. The two women don’t have much in common, or so it seems. Lorraine and Mathilde are drawn into a dangerous mystery that weaves across Havana -- from the twisting streets of the Old City to the sea breezes along the Malecon, from the slums of San Isidro to the leafy calm of Veradero. Each has her own private journey -- emotional, spiritual, sexual -- and what each discovers is not what they expect. 166013 1987 Private Investigations (aka P.I. Private Investigations) M VHS 1321 Dahl, John, David Warfield (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Charles Bradley (Anthony Zerbe) is an editor at the San Francisco Times doing a story on drug dealers connected to crooked cops. A private investigator working with the editor breaks into the son's apartment while being chased and hides a tape. Investigator is killed and the editor's son is marked for murder. The editor gets the evidence and saves his son's life. "One of these days you're going to go too far for a goddamn story." "Cliff, you can't ever go too far to find a good goddamn story." Photographer (Nigel Dick). 166014 1949 Private Killing N Benet, James Walker New York Reporter comes to California for a vacation but gets involved in murder and politics in a university town "south of San Francisco." 166015 2002 Private Life of Bettina, The DT Adult. Hardcore Interviewers Dave Densen, Raymond Duck. 166016 1912 Private Life of Henry Maitland, The N Roberts, Morley Press 166017 1983 Private Life, A N Seton, Cynthia P. News Media 166018 1892 Private Life, The SS James, Henry Reviewer Chafer gossiped about by the author. 166019 1992 Private Matter, A MT Reporter #1 (Marc Grapey). Reporter #2 (Michael Byrne). Reporter #3 (Mark Anderson) 166020 1995 Private Obsession M New York Photographer (Keythe Farley). 166021 1903 Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft, The N Gissing, George Writer Henry Ryecroft, a contemplative man, formerly a hack writer. Thinks often of his hack-writing days. 166022 1997 Private Parts M News Guy (Scott Lawrence). 166023 1999 Private Passions NR Ross, JoAnn Harlequin Temptation #562 TV Crime Reporter becomes involved with a horror novelist whose novel eerily mirrors the latest crime wave. Beautiful reporter tries to solve the mystery. 166024 2001 Private Passions NR Alers, Rochelle Journalist Emily Kirkland has loved the now-Senator for the state of New Mexico since she was 12. She also loves her work as a journalist and is one of the best. They are secretly married. Kirkland is assigned to the senator's rival for the office of Governor and now they have to keep their marriage a secret. She also finds herself a witness to scandal. 166025 2008 Private Patient, The N James, P.D. Journalist Rhoda Gradwyn, the most notorious of investigative journalists, is strangled after plastic surgery leaving police commander Adam Dalgliesh with a houseful of suspects and motives aplenty. Secrets and feuds are revealed. Gradwyn, a 47-year-old journalist is murdered soon after undergoing the removal of an old disfiguring scar at a private plastic surgery clinic in Dorset. Gradwyn was digging up dirt at Cheverell Manor with its cosmetic surgery clinic tucked away in its west wing. The clinic finances the owner’s life of restrained luxury. But Gradwyn’s murder, one of his patients, unleashes a vortex of doubt and suspicion. Everyone at the Manor had something to conceal. 166026 1979 Private Practices N OWN - P Wolfe, Linda News Media 166027 1937 Private Props N Mallette, Gertrude Journalist Lynn Carter, 19, enters journalism by way of a small town newspaper in order to support herself and an aged housekeeper. Role of the woman writer on the small town newspaper 166028 2000 Private Public, The M Student Documentary Makers Zeke Lareau (David Burns) and Auggie Jacobs (Jason Cornwell) have to put everything on the line, including their college diplomas when they make a documentary exposing a university professor as a sexual predator. The two college seniors mistakenly land in the county jail after a bar scuffle. They team up in film class for a min-documentary broadcast on the local TV station that reveals a lesbian life style. When they do a second documentary that exposes a nationally acclaimed professor as a sexual offender, they meet opposition from the university as well as local authorities. Facing expulsion from the university and possible charges from local authorities, Auggie and Zeke are faced with backing down or suffering the consequences that may come from doing the right thing. 166029 1968 Private Relations M PR - AFI-Publicists Publicists 166030 1934 Private Scandal M Reporter (James P. Burtis) 166031 1993 Private Scandals NR OWN - P Roberts, Nora Talk Show Host Deanna Reynolds started out in the newsroom of a small Chicago station. She is a sincere and dedicated one-time local reporter in Chicago who moved to New York determined to be number one in the field. This pits her against her former mentor, the high strung and manipulative current talk-show queen, Angela Perkins. Angela doesn’t take well to the competition and resorts to stealing guests, blackmail and crossing boundaries of good journalism in her effort to fight Deanna’s increasing popularity. Deanna’s romance with the handsome and much lauded Reporter Finn Riley, Angela’s former love interest, only increases the tension. But the main question is who will do in Deanna first, the obsessed fan who seems to know her every move or Angela, whose bitter vows for revenge are hastening her own downfall. 166032 1985 Private Screening N OWN - P Patterson, Richard North Newspaper Magnate Colby Parnell is humiliated by psychotic terrorist on national television pushing him to kill himself. 166033 1979 Private Sector N OWN - P Millar, Jeff TV Female Newscaster. ABC News' Trish Denning ("beige pantsuit, two buttons too many open at the neck"). Blond female television journalist -- "archetypal Super Whore" (Ghiglione). CBS TV's John Harland teams with the New York Time's Molly Rice to save the U.S. government from being taken over by 200 mega-corporations 166034 1913 Private Soldier SS USC Brown, Alice In "Vanishing Points." Female Contributor does some journalism, book-notices and reading manuscripts. Dickerman. Onslow Perry. Minor journalism. 166035 1983 Private Teacher M TV Commentator (Eric Edwards) 166036 2000 Private View DT UK. Series. 2000- Interviewers. Actors interview for the first time ten of the most distinguished art collectors in the world. Interviewers Lauren Bacall, Emmanuelle Beart, Mia Farrow, James Fox, Anjelica Huston, Joanna Lumley, Charlotte Rampling, 166037 1955 Private War of Major Benson M DVD -R HQ 8044, 8045 Heston Newsweek Interview 166038 1986 Privilege NR OWN - H Blair, Leona Society Editor Emalie Bequier, society editor for a newspaper owned by a millionaire whom she marries. 166039 2008 Privileged N Dean, Zoey Tabloid Journalist Megan Smith graduates from Yale and comes to Manhattan with big plans for a career in journalism and even bigger student loan debt ($75,000). When she fails at her trashy tabloid job, she’s given an escape hatch: tutor 17-year-old identical twins, Rose and Sage Baker, the infamous Baker heiresses of Palm Beach, Florida, best known for their massive fortunes and their penchant for drunkenly flashing the paparazzi -- and get their SAT scores up enough to get into Duke. If she succeeds, her student debts are history. Unfortunately for Megan, the Baker twins aren’t about to curtail their busy social schedules for basic algebra. And they certainly aren’t thrilled to have to sit down for a study session with dowdy Megan. Megan quickly discovers that if she’s going to get her money, she’ll have to learn her Pucci from her Prada. And if she can look the part, maybe, just maybe, she can teach the girls something along the way. 166040 1993 Privileged Lies N Gregory, Molly Reporter Tot is one of four law-school friends. The deception of a secret affair threatens to break apart that friendship. 166041 2009 Privileged: All About a Brand New You! T DVD -R HQ 10893 Episode #18. 2-24-2009 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Megan is thrilled when Will tells her that his father is starting a new magazine based on Megan and Will’s idea. Eager to pitch ideas for the first issue, Megan and Will soon find the magazine’s new editor-in-chief, David Besser, is not easy to please. When Marco decides to win Keith back and shows up unannounced at his house, he discovers Keith is now involved with his longtime friend Jennifer. Marco takes dramatic action to keep his true love from slipping away. Meanwhile, Rose tells Sage the shocking news that Miles is their real grandfather. The twins tell Megan what they know, then confront Laurel with the truth. During all the family drama, Rose knows that Sage is keeping something from her and when Sage finally confesses her own personal secret, it causes a profound change in the twin’s relationship. 166042 2008 Privileged: All About Appearances T DVD -R HQ 10434 Episode #6. 10-21-2008 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Megan’s relationship issues with the opposite sex reach a new level when she realizes that Jacob is still interested in his ex-girlfriend and Charlie decides to put the breaks on their friendship. Meanwhile, Laurel is persuaded by Megan to include Sage and Rose in her marketing campaign. 166043 2009 Privileged: All About Betrayal T DVD -R HQ 10858 Episode #17. 2-10-2009 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Megan is thrilled when Will tells her that his father is starting a new magazine based on Megan and Will’s idea. Eager to pitch ideas for the first issue, Megan and Will soon find the magazine’s new editor-in-chief, David Besser, is not easy to please. When Marco decides to win Keith back and shows up unannounced at his house, he discovers Keith is now involved with his longtime friend Jennifer. Marco takes dramatic action to keep his true love from slipping away. Meanwhile, Rose tells Sage the shocking news that Miles is their real grandfather. The twins tell Megan what they know, then confront Laurel with the truth. During all the family drama, Rose knows that Sage is keeping something from her and when Sage finally confesses her own personal secret, it causes a profound change in the twin’s relationship. 166044 2009 Privileged: All About Confessions T DVD -R HQ 10836 Episode #16. 2-3-2009 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. In the first season finale, as Marco and Keith plan for their wedding, Megan and Lily discover that Arthur is drinking again and that Shelby wants to give her another chance. Will and Megan have a fight and break up. Rose and Sage’s relationship takes a bad turn when Rose decides to ditch their annual plan for spring break and Sage becomes upset. Zachary too feels Rose is changing rather quickly and worries about the future of their relationship. 166045 2008 Privileged: All About Defining Yourself T Episode #8. 11-4-2008 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Megan discovers surprising information about Laurel’s past. Meanwhile, Sage and Rose get a publicist to help them with their fame and popularity. 166046 2008 Privileged: All About Friends and Family T DVD -R HQ 10377 Episode #5. 10-7-2008 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Laurel gives Megan the task of chaperoning the twins’ pool party, thus forcing her to cancel plans for a spa weekend with Jacob. Meanwhile, Charlie confesses to Marco that he is in love with Megan, and Megan is convinced by Rose to invite Lily to the pool party. 166047 2008 Privileged: All About Honesty T DVD -R HQ 10282 Episode #2. 9-17-2008 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Megan asks for an official interview because she got the job on the recommendation of the editor. She wants to get the job on her own merits. She does. Laural introduces her to the glamorous Palm Beach social events. She still plans to do a rich on the rich and famous of Palm Beach. 166048 2008 Privileged: All About Insecurities T DVD -R HQ 10516 Episode #9. 11-11-2008 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Sage and Rose’s publicist gets them gigs at the opening of a hot nightclub where Rose sings and Sage plays the guitar. 166049 2008 Privileged: All About Love, Actually T DVD -R HQ 10595 Episode #11. 12-1-2008 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Laurel makes a trip to Santa Barbara to see her old flame Miles, and is surprised when he shows up at her doorstep in Palm Beach a few days later, but Miles quickly realizes that Laurel’s business and family come first. Megan and Will’s new status as a couple gets off to a rocky start when Will announces he has accepted a job that will take him to Brazil for six months. Meanwhile, Megan prevents Rose from cheating on her final and grounds her as punishment, Rose accepts being grounded, but is furious when she learns that Sage was the one who told Megan about the plan to cheat. Charlie has second thoughts about moving in with his girlfriend Mandy. Finally, Charlie’s cousin Luis gets a job working in the kitchen with Marco and Sage decides to torture him with her demands. 166050 2008 Privileged: All About Overcompensating T DVD -R HQ 10538 Episode #10. 11-18-2008 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Megan and Will finally begin dating, but the relationship faces early challenges when Megan discovers that Will is dating other women at the same time. Meanwhile, Rose begins to go to extreme measures to maintain good grades after doing badly on an English exam. Sage tries to talk Rose out of cheating, but ends up coming up with a plan to make sure Rose won’t get caught. Megan discovers what the girls are doing and races to the school to try to stop Rose before it’s too late. 166051 2009 Privileged: All About the Big Picture T DVD -R HQ 10794 Episode #15. 1-20-2009 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Will encourages Megan to distance herself from her family’s problems and introduces her to his parents. Meanwhile, Rose and Zachary encounter a bump in their relationship when he discovers a picture of her. Sage and Peter Wentz hanging out at a nightclub. 166052 2008 Privileged: All About the Haves and the Have-Nots T DVD -R HQ 10464 Episode #7. 10-28-2008 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Megan finally decides to reunite with her father and invites him over for dinner at the mansion. Meanwhile, Lily is caught by Sage in a compromising position, and Charlie and Megan’s friendship may be over after the two have a major confrontation. 166053 2008 Privileged: All About the Power Position T DVD -R HQ 10346 (Misnamed on DVD as “All About Friends and Family”) Episode #4. 9-30-2008 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Megan is shocked when she finds an adult DVD in Rose's book bag, but even more shocked when Rose reveals that she is not a virgin and is planning on having sex with her current boyfriend. Meanwhile, Sage invites Lily out to a restaurant to dig up dirt on Megan and the two end up drinking together, something that infuriates Megan. Finally, Megan is worried when thinks that Jacob might be losing interest in her. 166054 2008 Privileged: All About the Ripple Effect T DVD -R HQ 10608 Episode #12. 12-8-2008 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Just as she is getting used to having a relationship with her father, Arthur, Megan is thrown for a loop by the return of her mother, Shelby, who abandoned the family when Megan was a child. Mean finds it hard to control her anger toward Shelby, but Arthur makes it clear that he wants Megan to forgive the mistakes made by both parents in the past. To make matters worse, Megan learns her sister Lily impulsively ran off and got married to a man Megan can’t stand. Will finds it hard to understand Megan’s complicated family issues, and is jealous that Megan seems to prefer discussing her problems with Charlie. Meanwhile Sage denies that she is attracted to Luis, so Rose and Marco comes up with a scheme to make Sage admit her true feelings. Sage turns the tables on Rose by setting up a date for her with Zachary, a boy Rose already likes. 166055 2009 Privileged: All About Tough Love T DVD -R HQ 10768 Episode #14. 1-13-2009 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Upon learning that Lily is in prison, Megan rushes to her aid and discovers the reasoning behind her sister’s imprisonment. Nonetheless, Will offers to bail Lily out, but Arthur refuses the help as a means to teach his daughter a lesson. Meanwhile, Rose aids Sage in picking out an expensive gift for Luis, but his reaction is nothing like what the twins had anticipated. 166056 2009 Privileged: All About What Lies Beneath T DVD -R HQ 10735 Episode #13. 1-6-2009 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. Megan finally confronts her mother. Sage and Rose throw a charity dinner. Marco’s boyfriend encourages him to quit his job and open a cafe. Charlie decides he wants to go back to school. 166057 2008 Privileged: All About What You Really, Really Want T DVD -R HQ 10323 Episode #3. 9-23-2008 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. After Rose is told that she must repeat her freshman year of high school due to poor grades, Megan visits the headmaster and tries to get her a second chance. However, a connection sparks between the headmaster and Megan and she later accepts to go out with him - causing Charlie to feel jealous. 166058 2008 Privileged: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 10261. DVD -R HQ 10256 (beginning scene prior to 10261). Episode #1. 9-9-2008 Tabloid Magazine Journalist Megan Smith (Joanna Garcia), a recent graduate from Yale University, is unable to find success in the journalism field. She wants to write about important people doing important things and her Editor Debra Wurtzel (Debi Mazar) tells her she has to live among the rich and famous in order to write about them. So she accepts a job set up by the editor to tutor two snobby, stuck-up billionaire twin teenagers. Her assignment? Get them into Duke University. But the older sister won’t study and is out to sabotage her. A rich neighbor’s son Will Philips (Brian Hallisay) wants to be a sports photographer. 166059 2003 Privilegio de Amar, El (aka Privilege to Love, The) MF Gutierrez, Guillermo News Media cover the fashion industry. 166060 1997 Priyatel pokojnika MF Photographer (Boris Zelenetski). 166061 2003 Prize Fighter M TV Reporter (Jill Noonan). 166062 1979 Prize Fighter, The M Reporter #1 (Charles Franzen). Reporter #2 (Marc Pickard). 166063 1963 Prize, The M DVD -R HQ 7833. 7834, 7835. AFI-Novelists News Media. Reporter (Sam Edwards). American TV News Correspondent (Jerry Dunphy). BBC News correspondent (Lester Mathews). British Reporter (Ben Wright). French Reporter (Albert Carrier). Russian Reporter (Gregory Gaye). Swedish Reporter (Lyle Sudrow). Swedish Reporter (Lyle Sudrow). Swedish Commentator (Gregg Palmer). German Correspondent (John Banner). BBC News Correspondent (Lester Matthews). French Correspondent (Michael Panaieff). Japanese Correspondent (Teru Shimada). Photographer (Erik Holland). One Nobel Prize winner in Stockholm discovers a communist plot to replace another with a look-alike. 166064 1961 Prize, The N OWN - H Wallace, Irving Reporter (Anna Lee), American. Scandal mongering reporter takes on recipients of the Nobel Prize in Stockholm. 166065 1933 Prizefighter and the Lady, The M DVD -R HQ 3030, 3031 Reporter (Don Brodie) 166066 1985 Prizzi's Honor M DVD -R HQ 7875, 7876, 7877. News Media. Anchorman Fred (Michael Tuck). Photographer #1 (Raymond "Ray" Iannicelli). Photographer #2 (Tom Signorelli). 166067 1962 Pro Bowlers Tour DT Series. 1-6-1962 to 1997. ABC Sportscasters Chris Schenkel, Jack Buck (1962-1964). Billy Welu (1964-1974). Nelson "Bo" Burton Jr. (1975-), Al Michaels, Dick Weber. 166068 2009 Pro Evolution Soccer G Sports Commentator #1 (Jon Champion). Commentator #2 (Mark Lawrenson). 166069 1998 Pro urodov i lyudey MF Russia. Photographer at Studio (Boris Smolkin). 166070 2009 Pro-Black Sheep M News Media. Reporter (Janet Miranda). Photographer (Clarence F. Simpson). Intellectual African-American is discovered to be the political critic who is sending out anonymous e-mails criticizing today’s black leadership. Instead of holding it against him, the black leader hires his worst critic as a second adviser. 166071 1979 Proba ognia i wody MF Journalist (Jerzy Kryszak). 166072 1919 Probation Wife, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 166073 1989 Probe Team, The: DF Philippines. Series 1989. Reporter and Host Cheche Lazaro). Reporter J.M. Cpbarrubias-Martha Covarrubias). 166074 1986 Probity Chorus, The N OWN - H Lemon, Richard Magazine Journalist Billy Buffum, successful news magazine writer 166075 1990 Problem Child M Cameraman (Dennis Redfield). 166076 1953 Problem Girls M Photographer Clanton (Merritt Stone). 166077 1905 Problem of Cell 13, The SS Futrelle, Jacques Press 166078 2000 Problem of the Evil Editor, The NM Rogow, Roberta Magazine Editor Samuel Bassett of children's magazine Youth's Companion, who is corrupt and ruthless. Killed when he leaves the office one evening. Killer commits second murder to prevent exposure. Charles Dodgson (aka Lewis Carroll) and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle never met in real life, but here they are matched as companions and sleuths. Relationship supposedly forms basis of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson Labour Riots of 1888 are swirling around Fleet Street. They visit offices of magazine where nasty editor is insulting everyone on his staff, berating his copy editors, denying heat to his printers, tossing aspiring writers out on their ears. He and another of the magazine's writers turn up dead. 166079 2003 Problem With Fear, A M TV Anchor (Daniel Libman). 166080 2005 Problemski Hotel N Verhulst, Dimitri. David Colmer (Translator) Photographer Bipul Masli, a lensman for the press from "Crapopia" narrates the story of an asylum seekers center in Belgium in the final weeks of 2001. 166081 1987 Proc? MF Reporter (Karel Smyczek) 166082 2001 Process of Creative Deception, The M Publicist (Ann deGolian) for Randi. Society Photographer (Bill Matlock) 166083 2009 Process of Elimination N Stricklin, Robert White House Correspondent Gideon Burnett discovers that forces intent on undermining the administration are plotting to influence the President’s decision of finding a new vice president -- by any means necessary. What is their ultimate agenda? And can Burnett expose it in time before he becomes a target for elimination? It was on a bright Saturday morning in May that the nation is jolted by the news that the Vice President of the United States has perished in a plane crash. After a respectable period of mourning, President James J. Hartman begins the arduous task of vetting and choosing a successor. Will Burnett be able to get the full story before it’s too late? Political intrigue, media zeal and corporate skullduggery are involved. 166084 2004 Process of Illumination N Caldwell, Kar. L. (Karl L. Guillen) War Correspondent Cort Falcon in the battle-torn Balkans is on a mission to find out who test-detonated a nuclear device in Bulgaria. He is interrupted by a near-fatal gunshot wound, and by a comatose young woman left for dead on a neighboring cot. Leaving her to her fate would be like murder, considering the terrorist-like actions of red beret soldiers fighting in the area. But he didn't expect to fall in love with a sleeping woman. Will she even wake up? What will she think of him? Will she feel the same way about him, as he does about her? Who detonated the nuke? Who are the good and the bad guys? Will she even wake up? What will she think of him? Will she feel the same way about him, as he does about her? Who detonated the nuke? Who are the good and the bad guys? 166085 1981 Prodannyy MTF Russia. Photographer (Borislav Brondukov). 166086 2009 Prodigal Project III, The: Numbers N Abraham, Ken and Daniel Hart Journalist Cat Early joins special agent John Jameson who has been assigned to take out the vicious leader of the militant Islamic mujahideen that has been menacing the world in the wake of the Rapture. Caught between his duty to country and his newfound faith, Jameson has learned a terrible secret. Desperate to relay this information to the highest level of the American government, Jameson enlists the aid of Early. Caught up in the chaotic events that neither could have imagined, the pair struggle to have their voices heard in the tumult of a world on the brink of catastrophic global warfare. 166087 1998 Prodigal Spy, The NM Kanon, Joseph Journalist Molly Chisholm tells a son that his father is still alive and badly wants to see him after two decades of silence and isolation. The son agrees to accompany the sassy young journalist to Soviet-occupied Czechoslovakia for the painful reunion. Once in Prague, the son finds a clandestine world where nothing is what it seems. The father wants to come home and he wants his son's help. He was a high-level State Department official branded a spy during the Red Scare of the 1950s. He asks Molly to bring his son to him. The father tells the son about a deadly conspiracy that still threatens them. In 1950, the young boy tried to make sense of the masses of reporters who gathered outside his house. His parents tried to shield him from the truth, but he inadvertently saw a newsreel that reveals his father's predicament. The woman who accused his father of spying commits suicide -- or was she murdered? In 1953, his father gives a press conference in Moscow announcing his defection. Now in 1969, Molly tells him his father is not only alive but has been keeping tabs on his son all these years and wants to see him. 166088 1951 Producer, The N Brooks, Richard Gossip Columnists, aggressive press agents. 166089 1954 Producer's Showcase T Series 1954-1957. Wide Wide World Press 166090 1967 Producers, The M DVD -R HQ 5765, 5766. L. AFI-Critics/Playwrights Drama Critic (John Zoller). 166091 2005 Producers, The M Reporter (Randy Blair). 166092 1933 Professional Lover N OWN - H Greig, Maysie Reporter Starr Thayle, fiery, red-haired reporter wrote interviews and studio gossip for a Los Angeles newspaper. Once a secretary. 166093 2006 Professional Poker Tour: T Series 2006. Reporter Kaye Han. Hosts Matt Corboy, Mark Seif. 166094 1933 Professional Sweetheart M SVDSP 1438 Watkins, Maurine (Scenario-Story) Rogers - PR - Ness Book Sob Sister Elmerada de Leon (ZaSu Pitts) is a confidante to the stars ("I eat with them. I sleep with them….") Press Agent Speed (Frank McHugh). Blonde Reporter (Betty Furness). Scribe (Sterling Holloway). Fat Reporter (Grace Hayle). Publicity. 166095 1958 Professional, The N OWN - H Heinz, W.C. Press 166096 1979 Professionals, The: Dead Reckoning T Episode #27. 11-17-1979 Reporter (Walter McMonagle). 166097 1982 Professionals, The: Discovered in a Graveyard T Episode #51. 12-5-1982 Editor (David Yip). 166098 1978 Professionals, The: Heroes T Episode #5. 1-2-1977 News Media. Reporter (Valentine Palmer). 166099 1978 Professionals, The: Rack, The T Episode #15. 10-14-1978 Reporter (Michael Mundell). 166100 1980 Professionals, The: Slush Fund T Episode #40. 11-2-1980 Reporter (Chris Sullivan). 166101 1983 Professionals, The: Untouchables, The T Episode #54. 1-16-1983 TV Commentator (Clive Panto). 166102 1938 Professor Beware M Lloyd News Media. Reporter (Rex Lease). Reporter Dorothy (Charlotte Wynters). Reporter in Museum (James Donlan). Photographer Joe (Charles Lane). Editor (Harry Tyler) 166103 1908 Professor in the Case, The N Futrelle, J. Press 166104 1926 Professor Malone SS USC Nicholson, H.G. In "Some People." Former Journalist Eugene Malone was an old-fashioned type of journalist. Now a publicist. 166105 1938 Professor Mamlok MF Editor Werner Seidel (V. Kiselyov) 166106 1940 Professor Was A Thief, The SSF USC Hubbard, L.R. In "My Best Science Fiction Story." Reporter Pop, senior reporter going calmly about his business of reporting wholesale disaster. Leonard Caulborn promoted to city editor over Pop. Forces his retirement. At 53, Pop had ten thousand by-lines behind him. He felt very old and very tired. He had built the World-Journal to its present importance. He loved the paper and now it was going to hell in the hands of an incompetent. Pop made managing editor. 166107 1952 Professor, The T DVD Sid Caesar Collection: The Fan Favorites (Three Discs) Your Show of Shows & Caesar's Hour Interviewer (Carl Reiner). 166108 1925 Professor's House, The N OWN - H Cather, Willa Journalist Scott McGregor, an able journalist who supplements his income by writing uplift editorials and a daily rhymed jingle for a newspaper syndicate. Kathleen McGregor, professor's younger daughter who is married to a young journalist. 166109 1975 Professori Uuno D.G. Turhapuro MF Cameraman (Ere Kokkonen). 166110 1997 Proffondo Rosso M Reporter Daria Nicolodi searches with hero for the killer 166111 1954 Profile M UK Only Press 166112 1996 Profile for Murder M Paparazzi (Michael Kevis). 166113 1981 Profile: Lillian Hellman DT Interviewer (Marilyn Berger) 166114 2003 Profilen DF Episode #207. 5-7-2003 TV Reporter-Author Asne Seierstad. Hosts Klaus Laursen, Anders Bech Jessen, Stig Andersen, Kurt Strand, Lene Johansen. 166115 1994 Profilen: DF Series 1994- Journalist Kenan Seeberg. Hosts Jen Olaf Jersild (1994-1997), Klaus Laursen, Anders Bech Jessen, Sig Andersen (2003), Lene Johansen (200, 2002-2004), Kurt Strand, Naja Nielsen (2001), Mette Vibe Utzon (2002, 2004-2005), Tina Gotzsche (2004). Hosts Kirsten Palmer (2005). Commentator Ralf Pittelkow (2002) 166116 2003 Profilen: DF Episode #233. 12-17-2003 Editor-in-Chief Toger Seidenfaden, Politiken. Hosts Klaus Laursen, Anders Bech Jessen, Stig Anderson, Kurt Strand, Lene Johansen. 166117 1996 Profiler: T VHS 395 Episode. News Media 166118 1999 Profiler: Burnt Offerings T Episode #56. 3-20-1999 News Media. News Reporter-Anchor (Ted Garcia). TV Reporter (Amy Powell). Arsonist is on the loose in Atlanta risking his own life by setting the fires himself on the spot. After a read herring lead involving a photographer always on the scene of the fires, Sam and the team find graffiti messages on walls of burned out building in Farsi meaning "fire god." 166119 1997 Profiler: Film at Eleven T Episode #16. 3-8-1997 News Media. Niagara Anchor (James Hill). Syracuse Anchor (Mary Major). Series of ghastly murders are videotaped and sent to TV newsrooms by a vigilante who announces the crimes are retribution against guilty people who slip through the judicial system. 166120 1996 Profiler: Insight T Episode #1. 9-21-1996 TV Reporter (Joe Washington). 166121 1998 Profiler: Lethal Obsession T SVD 1039 Episode #38. 4-4-1998 TV Anchorwoman (Anna Galvin) on the local news is terrified when a madman who has a pathological need for media attention projects his mania onto attractive TV newswoman whom he wants to exclusively cover the prisoner exchanges. The man is dubbed "the prime time kidnapper." Atlanta City councilman wants attention from the TV reporter. 166122 1996 Profiler: Night Dreams T Episode #7. 11-16-1996. Reporter (Stan Abe). Sam and Bailey race the clock to track a serial kidnapper who curiously abducts a wide range of women. 166123 1996 Profiler: Ring of Fire T Episode #2. 9-28-1996 Reporter (Kim Baldonado). Violent Crimes Task Force probes a string of well-publizied arson fires in the South. 166124 1996 Profiler: Unsoiled Sovereignty T Episode #5. 11-2-1996 Newscaster (Ren Hanami). 166125 1965 Profiles in Courage: Frederick Douglass DT 1-31-65 African-American Journalist Douglas, who is also a politician 166126 1964 Profiles in Courage: Mary S. McDowell T Episode #2. 11-15-1964 Reporter (Jason Wingreen). 166127 1997 Profit: Security T SVD 1331 Episode Female Reporter goes undercover to expose Profit, but he is one step ahead and turns the spotlight back on her 166128 1979 Program for a Puppet N OWN - H Perry, Roland Journalist Edwin Graham investigating his girl friend's murder 166129 1993 Program, The M DVD -R HQ 4181, 4182 News Media. Sports. Reporter #1 (Jeff Portell). Reporter #3 (Rhoda Griffis). Photographer (Elizabeth Slagsvol). 166130 2008 Program, The N Lovett, Charlie Journalist Karen Sumner, a young and overweight reporter, gets a chance to prove her journalistic worth by going undercover when it becomes apparent that there is something seriously wrong with The Program, a weight-loss clinic in New York City with a simple offer -- give them $5,000 and they’ll make you as thin as a supermodel. You can eat whatever you want and you’ll never gain an ounce. When Karen finally walks through the blue and gold doors of The Program, she’s on the trail of the hottest story of her fledgling career. If she and her friends are right, The Program is doing something even worse than creating an army of unnaturally thin women. 166131 2001 Programmschluss NM Aechtner, Uli Germany TV Journalist 166132 1959 Progress in Kasrilevka SS PVL Aleichem, Sholom Stories written at the turn-of-the-century recently translated. Yiddish Newspapers. Two of everything in Kasrilevke -- two Yiddish newspapers, the traditional Skullcap and the modern, radical Bowler Hat. Mottos. Skullcap: "To God and the Public." Bowler Hat: The editor placed his own name in equally large print and boldly asserted: "When I'm here -- everything is here." Editors in competition. As with the rest of the world, the Kasrilevke press depended on extraordinary and sensational daily news and didn't know when to stop. 166133 1960 Progress of a Crime, The NM OWN - H Symons, Julian Reporter Hugh Bennett, 22-year-old reporter for a small-town paper, gets a job on a national paper in London 166134 1985 Progress of a Fire, The N Abel, Robert Photographer Jim Williams, Vietnam veteran working as a news photographer for the Boston Globe 166135 1785 Progress of Romance, Through Times, Countries and Manners, The; N USC Reeve, Clara (C.R.) Two Volumes Critics. With Remarks on the Good and Bad Effects of It, on Them respectively. By C.R. Wuthor. References to Heywood and Pope. 166136 1960 Project 20: Coming of Christ, The DT Host Alexander Scourby 166137 2008 Project Anastrophe NSF Karnikis, George Reporter Darna joins the cartel’s team -- The Du Bois brothers and their cartel have a sinister plan for retaining their status on Earth and Mars. Nick (21st century) and Norina 25th century) travel in time to save Earth from destruction. Dr. Dylos knows his team is unable to stop radiation from destroying the planet. Nephos, an outlaw and ingenious man who manipulates robots, joins the cartel’s team with Darna. His love for Darna puts their team in danger. Tampering with the Prime Directive will cost them dearly and their past changes will alter the future of humankind and they will find their home in an unwelcoming place in which to live. The community of spaceship Anastrophe decide to save Earth again by going to the alien planet Voursa -- whose species are defeating 30th century Earth in a war -- back in time before the aliens attack Earth. The Anastrophe community builds a larger spaceship, travels on a 200-year odyssey and encounters unfriendly planets on the way, which puts their mission in peril. 166138 1991 Project Eliminator M News Reporter (Eric Parkinson). 166139 1989 Project God N Thompson, V.M. News Media 166140 1981 Project Pope NSF OWN - P Simack, Clifford Female Journalist on the trail of a sensational story about robots and humans trying to create a perfect religion 166141 1978 Project U.F.O.: Sighting 4017. Devilish Davidson Lights, The T Cook, T.S., Robert Blees Episode News Media 166142 1978 Project U.F.O.: Sighting: 4011. Doll House Incident, The T Blees, Robert Episode News Media 166143 1987 Project, The NSF Chafets, Zev Journalist Charlie Walker is a prize-winning investigative journalist and confident to the first Jewish president of the United States 166144 1990 Projekt Aphrodite MTF Reporter Simon (Sven Nichulski). 166145 1933 Prokurator Alicja Horn MF Journalist (Tadeusz Fijewski). Journalist (Jan Kurnakowicz). 166146 1999 Prolece u Limasolu MTF Photographer (Dobrivoje Markovic) 166147 1970 Prologue M AFI-Newspapers-Underground Newspaper 166148 1760 Prologue, The P USC Foote, Samuel Newsmongers 166149 160 Prologues P COPY Terence Critics. Various prologues attack critics and beg audiences to remain patient. Self-Tormenter, The. Eunuch. Girl From Andros, The. Phormio. Brothers, The. Her Husband's Mother. 166150 2008 Prom Kings and Drama Queens NJ Cirrone, Dorian School Journalist Emily Bennet, a high school junior, covets the editor-in-chief spot on her school newspaper. She wants to win the job of editor in chief of the school newspaper over her arch nemesis Daniel Cummings and she wants to land her longtime crush Brian Harrington, a star basketball player and in-crowd hottie who also happens to be the boy next door having recently moved into a McMansion in her Fort Lauderdale neighborhood. Brian shows an interest in Emily just as she and Daniel, a rival for the editor’s job, are assigned to write about the upcoming junior prom. A consciousness-raising episode, in which Daniel and Emily witness the near-destruction of a rival school’s property but do not act, lead them to spearhead a low-cost alternative prom with a public service component. Then Brian asks her to the “real” prom. “I was a reporter on a story. A girl on a mission...Ahh. Who was I kidding? I was a girl following the crush next door.” 166151 2008 Prom Night M Reporters (Gina St. John, Marcuis Harris, Troy Blendell). 166152 1989 Prom Night III: Last Kiss, The M Female Reporter (Laurie Hibberd). Male Reporter (Eric Murphy). Other Reporter (Tim Progosh). 166153 2004 Prom Queen: Marc Hall Story, The M DVD -R HQ 4241, 4242 News Media and legal storms descend when a gay teenager fights for his right to bring his boyfriend to the prom at a Catholic school. 166154 2005 Promeneur du champ de Mars, Le MF France Journalist Antoine Moreau (Jalil Lespert), a young journalist, helps the French President compile his memoirs. Journaliste-Journalist (Arnaud Klein). 166155 2005 Promeneur du champ de Mars, Le (aka Last Mitterrand, The) MF France Journalist Antoine Moreau (Jalil Lespert) helps the French President compile his memoirs. Francois Mitterand was the longest serving French ruler since Napoleon III. He was in office from 1981 to 1995, a political chameleon and a human enigma. Now Mitterrand is dying and he wants to write his memoirs. So he summons the young socialist firebrand journalist Moreau to be his amanuensis. The journalist is in the process of breaking up with his pregnant wife so he sulks a lot. Mitterand was a notorious womanizer, but the press never breathed a word about it. His final meal was a blinded songbird force fed and drowned in cognac. He was lusty, intelligent, controversial and charismatic. The relationship between the president and the journalist never catches fire. The reporter looks pouty and vacant. He learns nothing through his interactions with the dying president. 166156 0001 Prometheus Bound P Aeschylus 460 B.C. Messenger. Herald. Part III. 166157 2002 Prometheus Bound M Journalist Alex Kenna (Daniel Tisman) is a man haunted by precognition when he returns to his old stomping grounds. After setting up camp at the house of his former schoolmate, he becomes infatuated with a young, wheelchair-bound woman, ostracized from the community after the death of her former boyfriend. Despite the warnings from his friends, Alex pursues a relationship and after her initial suspicions that he is just out for a story, she accepts Alex’s sincerity and the two begin an affair. As they become more and more involved, the secrets of her past begin to come into focus and a bitter jealousy flares that sets into play a deadly game of cat and mouse. 166158 2003 Promise Kept, A M DVD -R HQ 7227, 7228 Reporter (Ellen F. Locy) 166159 1994 Promise Kept, A: Oksana Baiul Story, The MT News Media. Newsman (William Cameron). Olympic Reporter (Rema D. Webb). Olympic Reporter #3 (Laura C. Smiley). Reporter #4 (Marc Field). Commentator #1 (Harold Surratt). Commentator #2 (Linda King). 166160 1997 Promise Me NR Allison, Margaret Reporter Alexander Webster is swept up by unexpected feelings for an ex-Olympic boxer-turned-tycoon who is suspected of murdering his wife. Did he kill his wife? The reporter goes undercover as one of his employees to find out. What did the man's son witness that left him traumatized? What will the reporter do when he finds out why she is there? 166161 1969 Promise of Bed, A M Photographer (Dennis Waterman). 166162 1975 Promise of Joy, The N OWN - H Drury, Allen Columnist Walter Dobius, powerful columnist for Supermedia. 166163 1998 Promise Pending N MacMillan, Gail Woman journalist Female Journalist 166164 1996 Promise to Carolyn, A MT News Media. TV Reporter (Constance Jones). Reporter #1 (Peter Lovett). 166165 2001 Promise, The NR Allen, Robin Freelance Photographer Gillian DuBois has it all. The freedom to work as she pleases for whom she pleases and the love of a niece and sister. The strong-willed photographer shows up at an oil corporation to photograph the company's executives. When she goes to take the picture of the next-in-line corporation head, sparks fly. Then the photographer's sister is killed and she is left to care for her 7-year-old niece. 166166 1988 Promised a Miracle MT Reporter (Mike Dunkas) 166167 1998 Promised Land: N Culea, John Reporter Shelly Hinson dislikes her dull existence as a newspaper reporter in her small hometown of Braxon, California. Hoping for a ticket out of town, she writes a magazine story under a pseudonym proclaiming Braxton the best small town in America. Unfortunately her article has unexpected consequences. People descend on Braxton seeking the perfect life and in no time the town is struggling with ways to house, educate and employ the newcomers. Town leaders enjoy publicity and exploit "best town" label to its fullest, which eventually leads to a horrible tragedy during a festival. Hinson must come to grips with her life including questions of faith, as she realizes how her article changed town. Why Hinson believed a fake article would help her get a foothold in the journalism industry is a mystery. She didn't know effect the hoax would have on people. One town official wonders how this article could appear without anyone in town having spoken to the writer. 166168 1999 Promised Land: Baby Steps T SVD 1137 Episode #67. 5-6-1999 Student Journalists LT (Eugene Byrd) and Vicki (Chad Morgan) pose as a couple in order to research and write a newspaper article on interracial dating. LT and some friends from his journalism class talk about the popular TV series in which a white woman is dating a black man without any of the typical fallout that most interracial couples must deal with. LT suggests he and Vicki, a white classmate from the journalism class go on a daste to see the reacation they get as an experiment. Mr. Gilman, their journalism teacher, suggests they use the idea as the subject for a story for the school newspaper. LT and Vicki go on several outings to try to gauge public reaction. LT reviews Vicki's acticle on their experience, but she left out something: the personal story. 166169 1999 Promised Land: Darkness Visible T Episode #68. 5-13-1999 Student Journalist LT takes photographs of a man who claims he's been robbed. But he becomes leery when the man says someone's stolen his eyes. He learns the homeless man who stole his camera is actually a once-renowned landscape photographer. 166170 1999 Promised Land: Finale T SVD 1180 Episode #69. 5-20-1999 Photojournalist LT (Eugene Byrd) is on a photo assignment for the Denver Post on slum housing when he discovers woman who sold a baby on the black market. LT tells Reporter Nina Charles (Wanda de Jesus) who turns story into a tabloid sensation. LT develops his photos and sees something in the background. He enlarges them to discover what looks like a woman selling her baby. He shows the photo to his supervisor at the Denver Post, Nina Charles. She encourages LT to go back and find the woman. Charles runs the the license plates and does some research on black market adoptions. LT and Nina investigate. The woman's pimp threatens them and LT gets in his face snapping photos. Just as the pimp is about to grab LT the police arrive. LT and Nina meet the couple that adopted the woman's child, which has now been taken from them in order to get their side of the story. Mr. Reynolds is hostile feeling that Nina's interference undermined the future of their adopted child. LT is angry at Nina for her cutthroat attitude, but she is unapologetic since they brought down a nefarious child adoption ring. 166171 2009 Promised Virgins: Novel of Jihad, A N Fleishman, Jeffrey Correspondent Jay Morgan is a veteran journalist who has seen it all. Stationed in Kosovo, he senses that the simmering conflict in Kosovo is about to take on a new dimension when he hears rumors that a mysterious bearded foreigner, bearing weapons and money and preaching holy war, has appeared in the rebels’ mountain camps. Is he real or legend? What is his mission? What new horror has he brought? Together the veteran war correspondent and his translator, the beautiful Alija, herself a victim of the war, race to find this project of jihad while Aija searches for her younger brother, a student gone missing and possibly caught up in the conflict. Each danger-fraught foray across front lines, each interview -- with a rebel commander, a Serb sniper or an American spook -- brings them closer to each other and to the devastating truth. Morgan has broken a cardinal rule by sleeping with his beautiful translator and he is in hot pursuit of “the dateman,” an Osama bin Laden-like figure who has recently set up camp in the mountains. 166172 2009 Promises M News Media; Anchor Nancy Bell (Nancy Duerr). Self-made millionaire finds himself living under a fishing pier on a South Florida Beach as he realizes that everything he had worked so hard for in order to achieve happiness is the very thing that has destroyed his life. 166173 1991 Promises of Freedom N Grinstead, David Journalist Phoebe Bishop for the old Life Magazine 166174 1978 Promises To Keep N Fleming, Thomas Weinberg List Journalist 166175 2005 Promises To Keep NR Crandall, Susan Reporter Dean Coletta. New doctor Molly Boudreau finds her life turned upside down when a mysterious pregnant woman is murdered just after giving birth and risks her career and her life when she flees with the infant to her own hometown only to come face to face with Coletta, a sexy reporter and the brother of the child’s late mother. Dr. Boudreau is the pride of her father and sister until she chucks her shining future as a pediatrician in Boston to provide a safe home for the infant son of a murdered patient. Spooked by the gangland-style killing, Molly bundles up baby Nicholas and heads for her tiny hometown of Glens Crossing, Indiana, intending to pass him off as her own. Enter Dean Coletta, recuperating wartime correspondent based for the last five years in Middle Eastern hot spots, who is trying to track down his sister’s murderer and thinks Molly knows more than she is telling. 166176 1963 Promises! Promises! M AFI-Television Scriptwriters Writer 166177 1964 Promotion: Americanization of Emily, The: Promotion: Action on the Beach CC DVD -R HQ 5825 Promotion Film for Americanization of Emily showing cast on location and promoting the film. 166178 2008 Promotion: Bro’ Town CC DVD -R HQ 10559 Parody News and Paparazzi. New Zealand. Five Polynesia Boys learn about news and paparazzi covering scandals. 166179 1938 Promotion: City of Little Men, The CC DVD -R HQ 6189 Promotion for MGM Movie, "Boy's Town." Journalism. At Boy's Town, journalism is taught and the boys write, edit and produce their own magazine, "The Home Journal." Linotype operator is featured. High-speed printing machine operated by the boys. Stapling machine manned by boys. Mailing department. Address machine. Sent to subscribers. Each department is run by the boys. 166180 2005 Promotion: ESPN Hollywood CC DVD -R HQ 4113 Tabloid Newspaper stories and headlines promote the new ESPN Hollywood program, weeknights at 6 p.m. on ESPN-2. 166181 1962 Proof of Identity, A SS GPL Green, Peter In "Habeas Corpus and Other Stories." Correspondent Guido, a sort of roving foreign correspondent for a group of papers in Milan. Spent most of his time in England and Scandinavia. 166182 1900 Proof of the Pudding SS OWN - H O'Henry (William S. Porter) In "Strictly Business," Complete Works of O'Henry Press 166183 1999 Propatoriko amartima, To MF News Media. Journalist #1 (Evgenia Tsakiri). Journalist #2 (Thanassis Dimou). Journalist #3 (Angeliki Darlazi) 166184 2003 Propeller Guy, The M Interviewer (Graham Robinson - Voice). 166185 2006 Proper Care & Feeding of an American Messiah, The M Interviewer (Christopher J. Hansen). 166186 1586 Proper New Ballad, A ER USC Deloney, Thomas Balladeer 166187 1990 Property of a Lady, The NM Adler, Elizabeth Washington Journalist Genie Reese is assigned to the story of an English woman who fled Russia with a Princesses' daughter and brought her to America. She became a Ziegfield girl and Hollywood star. Now an old woman with rich memories. Reese wants to find her because she put up a newly cut emerald from an aristocratic Russian family tiara missing since the Bolshevik Revolution at auction in Geneva. This Property of a Lady is sought by powerful men intent on seizing a legacy that could tilt the world balance of power. The royal gems are the lure to hidden billions for which nations are willing to kill. Two other drinkers in a Geneva bar also want to find her -- a Bronx-born politician and a Communist cultural attaché to Washington who is really the Prince's descendant. But the head of the KGB wants to destroy the mysterious lady. 166188 1703 Prophecy, A PO USC Anonymous Press 166189 2003 Prophet N Peretti, Frank TV Anchorman John Barrett for Channel 6 knows something is wrong. The story doesn’t add up. It couldn’t have happened that way. The top news anchor is determined to find the truth. Was his father’s death really an accident? Or did he know too much? Barrett is caught in a suspenseful moral and spiritual battle over the importance of Truth. 166190 1993 Prophet of Evil: Ervil LeBaron Story, The MT TV Newscaster (Jeffrey Anderson) 166191 1958 Prophet Without Honor SS Kersh, Gerald In "On an Odd Note" Press 166192 1967 Prophet, The MT Interviewer (James Cossins) 166193 1999 Prophet's Game, The M News Media. Carol Stone (Tracey Kall). Reporter #1 (Leah Sanders) 166194 2009 Propositioned Into a Foreign Affair NR Mann, Catherine Silhouette Desire Series #1940 Paparazzi are at the heels of Bella Hudson who publicly had the world at her feet. But privately, her life is in turmoil, a humiliating breakup documented by the constant paparazzi following her. The Hollywood starlet needed to escape. Then she found a night of pleasure, media-free, in a hotel magnate’s bed. Only he wanted more. As her escort to her new film’s premiere, he’d buffer her from the press. In exchange, she would continue their passionate affair. For although he won’t admit he’s fallen for Bella, he wasn’t done with her. Not by a long shot. 166195 1996 Proprietor, The M Journalist (Jeanne-Marie Darblay) 166196 1988 Proprietor's Daughter, The N OWN - H Orde, Lewis Columnist. Katherine Eagles, mother of two, wife of a German millionaire, brilliant columnist for her father's newspaper, the Eagle. Crusades against evil. Successful English reporter is devastated when an accident cripples her young husband and embarks on a tempestuous affair, but finally must come to terms with her fragmented life and make painful decisions 166197 1994 Pros & Cons of Breathing, The M Photographer (Scott Simons). 166198 1991 Pros and Cons T 12-12-91 Reporter Nick Trent (Robert Walden), killed by bishop's brother 166199 1956 Prosecutor, The N Botein, Bernard Newspapers. Unscrupulous DA deceives newspapers. 166200 1996 Prosecutors, The MT DVD -R HQ 7577, 7578. Reporter (William Langen). Reporter (Chris Walker). 166201 1989 Prosperine Papers, The N Clausen, Jan Journalist Prosperine is a freethinking, dashing young woman, a radical and labor sympathizer during the first world war. Dale is an academic in the field of women’s studies who does an errand of mercy by putting her Grandma Rose’s life’s writing in order. Dale finds a cache of intimate correspondence between her prim grandmother and the freethinking Prosperine. Now Dale is hot on the trail of the Prosperine Papers and also on the trail of the passionate attachment between Rose and the lesbian journalist Prosperine, which causes Dale to see her grandmother in a new light. 166202 1997 Prostatis oikogeneias MF Greece Journalist (Dimitra Foudouki). Journalist (Katerina Iliadi). Journalist (Konstadina Mihael). 166203 1980 Prostitute M TV Researcher (Mary Waterhouse). 166204 1975 Prostitution DF France Interviewer Jean-Francois Davy (L'interviewer). Director conducts a number of street interviews with prostitutes about their lives. 166205 1929 Protection M Miller, J. Clarkson (Story). Frederick Hazlitt Brennan (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Chick Slater (Paul Page) is assigned to do a story on a bootlegger. He discovers several city officials are shielding the bootlegger, but the bootlegger also controls the paper and uses his influence to keep the story from being printed. Reporter quits his job and takes over a down-and-out rival paper, The Register. Another reporter, promoted to editor at the old paper, but he and his sob sister girlfriend also leave and go to The Register. Slater eventually gets a hot story from the bootlegger's ex-lover. Head of bootlegging operation tries to kill the journalist in his office without success. He is killed by a colleague when he leaves the newspaper office. 166206 2008 Protective Custody NR Tyler, Paige Adult Reporter Paisley McCoy writes about the San Francisco club scene for a local magazine. Having a dad on the police force has led to one hard and fast rule -- the sexy reporter doesn’t date cops. She likes her men sensitive and intellectual, two qualities in short supply in any cop she’s ever met. But now she’s stuck with this standard-issue cop -- aggressive, opinionated, and sure he’s always right. In short, the complete opposite of the kind of man she usually goes for. Gray Beckham is a no-nonsense cop who’s peeved about being taken off a major burglary investigation to baby sit the captain’s bratty daughter, even if she is gorgeous. To make it even more annoying, she acts like the whole thing is a joke and insists she doesn’t need his protection. And while she might be sexy as hell, there’s no way he’s going anywhere near the captain’s daughter. Despite their differences, though, Paisley and Gray can’t deny the chemistry between them. But as that connection turns into romance, they find out that the stalker is a far greater threat than they had originally thought. And that if he can’t have her, no one will. 166207 1985 Protector, The M Reporter (Queenie Mo) 166208 2008 Protector, The N Falconer, Duncan American Journalist is assigned to cover a story involving the abduction of an employee of a communications company who turns out to be a Milwaukee beer magnate’s black sheep son. The journalist joins an Iraqui and a former coalition soldier to drive together from Baghdad towards Fallujah as the U.S. Marines encircle the city to take it apart. The men are supposedly on a single mission to seek the kidnap victim, but all three have very different aims in the besieged town and each keeps a dark secret from the others. 166209 1973 Protectors, The: Border Line T Episode #39. 12-14-1973 Reporter (Jon Laurimore). 166210 1972 Protectors, The: Insider, The T Episode #51. 3-8-1974 Editor (Tim Pearce). 166211 1974 Protectors, The: Pocketful of Posies, A T Episode. 2-22-1974. Season #2. Episode #23 Reporter (Jon Croft). 166212 1986 Protégé N Valenti, Jack Weinberg List Journalist 166213 1684 Protestant Satire, The PO USC Shadwell, Thomas News 166214 1984 Protocol M L News Media blitz when Goldie Hawn saves King. Press conference. Plot advanced by media reports. News Reporter (Scott Woodside). TV Commentator (Julie Hampton). TV Commentator (Holly Roberts). TV Commentator (Archie Hahn). TV Commentator (Thom Sharp). TV Commentator (George Wallace). TV Commentator (Paul Willson). 166215 1975 Protoplasma SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 166216 2009 Prototypes, The M News Media. News Anchor Julie (Amy Doe). News Reporter (Adam Moon). Cameraman Bill (Austin Montgomery). Aliens attack Earth. 166217 2001 Proud Family, The: Makeover C Episode #12. 12-14-2001 Photographer (Earl Billings - voice). 166218 2003 Proud Family, The: Pulp Boot Camp C DVD -R HQ 7566 Episode. 3-28-2003 School Newspaper. When Penny Proud gets in trouble doing a school expose, her parents send her to boot camp. Mr. Moody, the advisor to the school newspaper, The Checked Flag Times. African-American family. Tryout for open positions for reporters on the paper. Penny is rejected. She goes up to complain to Mr. Moody. He says her article wasn't very good. "Your article put me on the bullet train to snoozeville." She says she followed his career when he used to work on the New York Times. Gives her one more chance. She goes undercover and gets a series of detentions, then turns in "Diary of a Bad Girl" and gets on the staff of the school newspaper. He warns her not to go undercover again. 166219 2001 Proud Family, The: She Drives Me Crazy C Episode #50. Newscaster (Michelle Betts - Voice). 166220 1998 Proud Highway, The: 1955-1967, Saga of a Desperate Southern Gentleman Volume One: Fear and Loathing Letters. D Thompson, Hunter S. Journalist Hunter S. Thompson and his letters spanning a 12-year period during which Thompson survived his first incarceration, graduated from high school, was discharged from the Air Force, drank to excess, wrote prolifically in obscurity and finally achieved notoriety with the publication of “Hell’s Angels,” his first successful book. He writes to friends and family, famous authors he admired, and even the president of the United States. As Thompson travels from New York City to Puerto Rico, then to South America and Northern California, his letters trace the development and refinement of his talent. This is Hunter Thompson’s perception of the 1960s as told through his letters from 1955 to 1967 (age 17 to 29). Addicted to drugs and alcohol at the time, Thompson’s rage and drug-taking derived from his understanding of how much better the world could be, yet how little he could do to improve it. 166221 1956 Proud Ones, The M Editor (Harrison Lewis) 166222 1958 Proud Rebel, The M Photographer (Percy Helton). 166223 1934 Proud, The N OWN - H Romains, Jules Press 166224 2004 Proud, The MUS DVD MP3 2544 Kweli, Talib Album: "Quality." Newspapers. Today's papers say Timothy McVeigh's in Hell…in Oklahoma when they put out the blaze, and put Islamic terrorists on the front page." 166225 2002 Providence T SVD 1339 Episode. Female TV Reporters 166226 1999 Providence: Civil Unrest T Episode #67. 10-26-2001. News Media. Reporter (Ivan Allen). Reporter (Mario Hilaro). Reporter (Dan Jeahing). Reporter (Barbara Morse). Reporter (James Taricani). Rpeorter (Gene Valcenti). Election day draws near and Syd sees nothing positive about negative campaign tactics used by the candidate and begins to seriously question his integrity. 166227 2001 Providence: Dad T Episode #63. 9-28-2001 Newscaster (Kelley McGee). 166228 2002 Providence: Eleventh Hour, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #95-#96. 12-20-2002 TV Reporter (Miriam Abbey). Syd may leave Providence. 166229 2001 Providence: Exposure T Episode #57. 3-30-2001 News Media. Newswoman (Terry Anzur). Reporter (Barbara Morse). An old medical school pal on leave from a rural African hospital shows frightening symptoms of the super-deadly Ebola virus forcing the health department to clamp a quarantine around her clinic. Desperate Robbie spots his family on the TV news and heads home hoping to help. 166230 2001 Providence: Honeymoon's Over, The T Episode #69. 11-9-2001 Weatherman (Cary Ley). 166231 2007 Providence: One Upon a Second Chance N Coppernoll, Chris Reporter with a malicious agenda threatens the future of a minister who has spent decades building his ministry or can he find a way to confront the rumors and set the record straight. More than 20 years ago a drunk driver shattered his family. Angry, confused and as naive as any college freshman, he traded his small Midwestern town for another. Now an instrumental part of the Campus Missions Office and a New York Times best-selling author, he makes his home in that very college town where the past relentlessly haunts him and the future becomes increasingly uncertain thanks to a big city nosy reporter. 166232 2000 Providence: Paradise Inn T Episode #40. 5-19-2000 News Media. On-Scene Reporter (Terry Anzur). 166233 2001 Providence: Rule Number One T Episode #61. 5-11-2001 News Media: Reporter #1 (Geoff Nathanson). Reporter #2 (Madeline McFadden). 166234 2000 Providence: Storm, The T Episode #34. 3-17-2000 News Media. News Reporter (Terry Anzur). City inspector comes by to check the clinic that Syd was raising money for but learns the clinic will be shut down. 166235 2000 Providence: Taking a Chance on Love T DVD -R HQ 5136. Episode #37. 4-28-2000 Photojournalist (Mary Page Keller) starts spending time with Jim. Both are Syd's friends. Robbie auditions to be contestant on a game show. 166236 1999 Providence: You Can't Hurry Love T Episode #21. 10-29-1999 News Media. Reporter #1 (Saida Pagan). Reporter #2 (Tohoru Masamune). Reporter #3 (Richard Saxton). Reporter #4 (Cater Lee). 166237 1935 Provincial Interlude N OWN Romains, Jules Press 166238 1989 Provoked M News Media. TV Reporter (Ona Simms Zee). Newspaper Reporter (Tom Morrow). 166239 2006 Provoked: True Story, A M News Vendor (Ashwani Chopra). 166240 1951 Prowler, The M Journalist (Benny Burt). Photographer (George Nader). 166241 2007 Proxima MF Journalist (Maria Luisa Oliveira) 166242 2001 Proximity M Reporter (Mahyish Khan) 166243 2003 Prozac Nation M Wurtzel Elizabeth (Book). Galt Niederhoffer (Adaptation). Aspiring Journalist and Gen X party babe Elizabeth Wurtzel (Christina Ricci) gets into Harvard, gets loaded, gets laid, then succumbs to a crippling depression that she treats with prescription medications and pretentious journal writing. Rolling Stone Editor (Ian Tracey). 166244 1958 ProzeB wird vertagt, Der MF East Germany Journalist (Ernst Kahler). 166245 1993 Prudence N Cooper, Jilly Journalist 166246 1950 Prudential Family House, The T Series 1950-1951 Press 166247 1991 Prussian Blue N OWN - P Hyman, Tom Journalist Jon Brady, veteran journalist and biography writer. 166248 1960 Przygoda w terenie MF Poland. Short Reporter Bieganska (Barbara Wrzesinska). 166249 2001 PSI Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal: 'Till Death Do Us Part T SVD 961 Journalist. Team investigates astral projection after a journalist (Larissa Laskin) is haunted by a convicted killer on eve of execution 166250 1915 Psmith, Journalist N OWN - H Wodehouse, P.G. Psmith novels (1909-1927). Editor. Young man from Cambridge, England meets the editor from Wyoming in New York and together they change the policy of The Cozy Moments 166251 2007 Psych: 9 M Newsreader (Brian Caspe). 166252 2007 Psych: Forget Me Not T DVD -R HQ 7836 Episode. 1-19-2007 Newspaper Story and Headline. 166253 2010 Psych: Head, the Tail and the Whole Damn Episode, The T DVD -R HQ 11824 Episode. 3-3-2010 TV Reporter (Stephen Holmes) and TV Reporter #2 (Benita Ha) ridicule Police Detective Lassiter when maintains that a shark attack is really a planned murder. The reporters ask sarcastic questions and act unprofessionally in interviewing him. He is greeted with much skepticism at the department and in the media (the local newspaper, the Santa Barbara Courier ridicules him in headlines and print), Shawn and Gus eventually take pity on him and set out to help him prove the crime. 166254 2007 Psych: Meat Is Murder, But Murder Is Also Murder T DVD -R HQ 8863 Episode #21. 8-17-2007 Restaurant-Food Critic Vince Wagner of the Santa Barbara Mirror is hated by almost anyone so no one is much surprised when he is poisoned. A chef is accused of murdering the critic but Shawn and Gus prove he is innocent. Mirror Editor Phil Pritkin (William MacDonald). Food Critic Assistant Cooper (Kyle Jespersen). Shawn uses his psychic powers to become the newspaper astrological forecaster writing too-specific horoscopes.` Everyone on the paper wants the critic's job and the editor's assistant Nick (Christopher Jacot) gets the job and then is arrested for murdering the critic. 166255 2008 Psych: Old and the Restless, The T DVD -R HQ 9518 Episode. 1-18-2008 News Media. Police detective sarcastically says about what he thinks is a minor event, “Call CNN because we have the next top story.” 166256 2006 Psych: Pilot T Episode #1. 7-7-2006 News Media. Reporter (Dagmar Midcap). 166257 2008 Psych: Shawn (and Gus) of the Dead T DVD -R HQ 9659 Episode. 2-2008 News Media. Newspapers cover a case involving a detective who discusses the impact of the media on his career. Shawn and Gus solve the case of the missing mummy. 166258 2009 Psych: Shawn Has the Yips T DVD -R HQ 11391 Episode. 9-11-2009 News Media. Reporters interview detective after he catches a shooter who tried to kill him. Shawn and his partner upset the interview by mugging in the background on camera. 166259 2006 Psych: Speak Now Or Forever Hold Your Piece T DVD -R HQ 6485 Episode. 7-21-2006 News Media and Public Relations. Police worry about media getting involved with a missing ring. One female police officer reveals she did a paper on dealing with the news media and press releases. 166260 2006 Psych: Spelling Bee T DVD -R HQ 6409 Episode #2. 7-14-2006 News Media. Channel 8 Reporter (Dagmar Midcap). Death at a spelling bee results in news media coverage. 166261 2009 Psyche: Any Given Friday, Night at 10 P.M., 9 P.M. Central T DVD -R HQ 10825 Episode. 1-30-2009 Sports media. Channel 5’s Female Reporter apparently is having an affair with one of the players. ESPN reference. References to press finding out about the team’s leading kicker’s foot being found without the rest of the body. TV male sports reporter interviews coach on the field with his crew. 166262 2007 Psyche: Cloudy Chance of Murder (aka Cloudy...Chance of Murder) T DVD -R HQ 7898 Episode #12. 2-9-2007 Weatherman is found dead the morning after a tryst. The man’s lover is charged with the murder despite her claims of innocence. Shawn is intrigued and becomes a defense cousultant in order to gain access to the case. News Media. 166263 2008 Psyche: Disco Didn’t Die, It Was Murdered T DVD -R HQ 10157 Episode #36. 8-15-2008 Female Newspaper Reporter from the Independent is doing a story on Spencer. But she ends up interviewing the two detectives on solving a case Sean and Gus really solve: they revisit the 1970s when the biggest bust of Henry’s career is released form jail on a technology. 166264 2008 Psyche: Gus Walks Into a Bank T DVD -R HQ 10269 Episode. 9-12-2008 TV Reporter Sue Ellen Jasper of KSRP 23 News. Exclusive coverage of a bank robbery in which Sean and Gus are hostages. Turns out the bank robber is there because his wife was kidnapped and the only way to save her is for him to go into the bank and get some diamonds in a safe deposit box. Sean saves him, his wife and solves the case. 166265 1994 Psychic Detective G Reporter (Megan Dodds). Reporter (Paul Ghiringhelli). 166266 2002 Psychic Murders M Reporter (Laney Fichera). 166267 1960 Psycho M DVD - R HQ 5025, 5026. DVD Hitchcock Newspaper. Marion (Janet Leigh) buys newspaper. Hides the money in a Los Angeles newspaper; montage includes cut to close-up of the folded newspaper containing the money 166268 1993 Psycho Cop Returns M Anchorwoman (Alisa Wilson). 166269 1990 Psycho House NM GPL Bloch, Robert Reporters including Amelia Haines, true-crime book writer, studying the original Psycho killings. Avalanche of publicity and press. New murders are a golden opportunity -- if she can be part of the investigation, perhaps track down the killer herself, then her fame and fortune is assured. Bates Motel. 166270 1986 Psycho III M L. SVD 536 Reporter. Preparing to reopen the Bates Motel, Norman is troubled by a reporter, a potential romance and, of course, Mother 166271 1995 Psycho Sisters M News Media. The Newscaster (Laura Giglio) 166272 1997 Psycho Sushi M News Show Host (Nancy Gulla) 166273 1996 Psycho-lettes MF Spain. Photographer (Emilio Schargorodsky). Photographer (Manolo Garcia). 166274 2003 Psychopath NM Ablow, Keith Newspapers. Forensic psychiatrist and murderer psychoanalyze each other in the pages of The New York Times. 166275 2006 Psychopathia Sexualis M Adult Journalist (Adam K. Thompson). 166276 1987 Psychos in Love M Weatherman (Michael Citriniti). Photographer (Kathy Milani). 166277 1970 Psychout for Murder M AFI-Photographers Photographer 166278 1998 Psyearth Quest: Prophetic Novel, A NSF Bensinger, Charles Journalist Tom Westbrook, young journalist for Earth Renaissance News 166279 1993 Public Access M Local Cable TV Show Host Whiley Pritcher's show, "What's Wrong With Brewster?" takes the town of Brewster by storm when it discloses some deep dark secrets about the town. Whiley Pritcher (Ron Marquette). Cameraman #1 (Craig Stovall). Cameraman #2 (Bruce Germaine). Jock Talk Host (John Renshaw). "Intersect" Host (Leigh Hunt). Tatting Tales/Our Town Caller (Elizabeth Ince). 166280 1990 Public Affairs, Private Relations N Baldridge, Letitia Weinberg List Journalist 166281 1937 Public Cowboy Number One M DVD -R HQ 7164, 7166 (Ending). . (DVD -R HQ 7148 - Ending). McConville, Bernarde (Story). Oliver Drake (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Editor Helen Morgan (Ann Rutherford) of the Courier corners the leader of some rustlers and he kidnaps her. Gene Autry saves her. Autry knocks over a plate of type in the newspaper office and after being informed it contains tomorrow's editorial, he tells Morgan: "A little more dirt won't hurt it." Newspaper Printer Ezra (Milburn Morante). Radio Announcer (Douglas Evans). 166282 1940 Public Deb No. 1 M Reporters (Al Davis, William Newell, Arthur Rankin, Robert Shaw, Milburn Stone, Charles Tannen, Stanley Taylor). Photographers (George Dobbs, Billy Wayne). Announcers (Don Forbes, John Wald). 166283 2003 Public Domain M TV Anchor (Krista Sutton). Host (Don McKellar). 166284 2009 Public Enemies M News Media. Reporter (J. Alec Holmes). Reporter No. 3 (Philip M. Potempa). Crown Point Reporter No. 2 (Andrew Steele). Hoover Reporter (Ben Mac Brown). Reporter (Joe Drilling). The Feds try to take down notorious American gangsters John Dillinger, Baby Face Nelson and Pretty Boy Floyd during a booming crime wave in the 1930s. 166285 1941 Public Enemies (aka Gangs of the City) M Burke, Michael (Story). Edward T. Lowe, Lawrence Kimble (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Bill Raymond (Phillip Terry) outwits other reporters to find out about an heiress' relationship with German baron. Raymond refers to other reporters as "five letter man -- J-E-R-K-S!" He sees her. She gives him phony story about being pregnant. He leaves. She tells other reporters the truth. Reporter is fired by editor who claims if he were sober he would have known story was phony. Heiress finds Raymond in bar. He introduces her to informant: "So that's how you geniuses work…." "...You buy your stories. Anyone could be a reporter." She buys "hot tip." They follow up story -- hiding in morgue, breaking into informant's apartment, involved in chase. They decide to get married. Drunken colleagues razz him about marrying for money. Informant is stabbed. Heiress kidnapped. Raymond gets former editor to trap crooks by running ransom response in personal column and using paper's newsboys to track the ransom car. Heiress beats up a few crooks before kissing reporter. "Just because…" "...a guy makes his living selling information about his friends he calls me a stool pigeon." "That's hardly fair when, for the same reason, they call him a reporter." Reporters (Eddie Fetherston, Peter Leed, Cyril Ring). Fat Reporter (Harry Holman). 166286 1931 Public Enemy, The M DVD -R HQ 5535, 5536. L Newspaper stories and headlines help exposition. Press. "Gangland Buries One Of Their Own." "Gangland Prepares for War." 166287 1993 Public Eye DF UK Reporter Sarah Barclay (1993). 166288 1997 Public Eye with Bryant Gumbel DT Series 1997- Correspondent (Maggie Cooper). Correspondent (Derek McGinty). Correspondent (Kristin Jeannette-Meyers). Correspondent (Carol Marin). Correspondent (Richard Schlesinger). Correspondent (Alison Stewart). Correspondent (Peter Van Sant). Correspondent (Paula Zahn). 166289 1992 Public Eye, The M DVD -R HQ 6543, 6544. L Franklin, Howard (Screenplay) Ness Book Crime Photographer Leon Bernstein (Joe Pesci) modeled after New York crime photog Arthur Fellig, aka WeeGee (nicknamed after Ouija board because of his psychic ability to show up at crime scenes. Freelance shutterbug earns three dollars for murder photo. Rearranges corpses to get better shot. Disguises as priest. Sneaks onto ambulance transporting murder victim. Bernstein wants to produce a book of his work -- although photos are considered sensational and vulgar for mainstream publication. Moves in circles of cops and crooks. Insists he never takes sides. Learns of impending gangland massacre. Gets photos of assault, gives them to friend for all major papers. Story breaks. Columnist Walter Winchell congratulates Bernstein in broadcast. Photo Editor (Jack Denbo). Photographer at Café (Henry Bolzon). Photographer #1 (Maurice Bravo). Photographer #2 (Tom Lauricella). Photographer #3 (George Lugg). Photographer - Thompson Street (Richard Schiff). "They call them shutterbugs because they're insects. They're vermin. Scavengers. They've got no morality." "…What a shutterbug does when he finds an abandoned baby? He jabs it with a diaper pin because pictures of crying babies are worth a dollar more." 166290 1956 Public Figure, A T Studio One - 1-23-56 - MGM film in 1957, "Slander." TV version Press. James Daly, Mercedes McCambridge 166291 1998 Public Men: Novel, A N Drury, Allen News Media draw heavy fire including "New York's Mother of All Newspapers" and "Washington's Daily Conscience of the Universe." 166292 1935 Public Menace, The M Hill, Ethel and Lionel Houser (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Red Foster (George Murphy), arrogant. Meets another reporter from Detroit at an ocean liner who tells him a gangster is in custody aboard the ship. Crooks escape on the press boat and hold the other reporters captive. Foster is fired for missing out on the story and takes a job selling magazine subscriptions. Girlfriend gets scoop but will only give information to Foster who is quickly rehired. Fired and then reinstated when he solves the crime. Beacon Editor (Henry Sylvester). Reporter (Art Berry). Reporter (Eddie Craven). Reporter (Bill Dill). Reporter (Jack Kenney). Reporter (Robert P. Kerr). Gazette Editor (Wilfred Lucas). Photographers (James Harrison, Paul Jones, Charles King, John Tyrrell). Variety, 9/25/35: "Rather phony newspaper atmosphere clutters up several scenes, but it's amusing." 166293 1980 Public Murders NM Granger, Bill News Media 166294 1916 Public Opinion M Yellow Journalism. Trial by newspaper. Public opinion poisoned by yellow journalism, condemns accused before trial begins 166295 1874 Public Opinion A Nast, Thomas April 22, 1874, wood engraving. Press 166296 1953 Public Relations T PR. Short, Short Drama - 3-10-53 Public Relations. E.G. Marshall, Frank Thomas 166297 1923 Public Square N OWN - H Comfort, Will Levington Editor, Assistant, of a journal of opinion influences bewildered young woman 166298 1937 Public Wedding M DVD -R HQ 3475. SVD 1493 Reporter (Lane Chandler). Reporter (John Harron). Reporter (Horace McMahon). Reporter (Jack Mower). Reporter (Lyle Moraine). Reporter in Police Captain's Office (Frank Mills). Reporter (Carlyle Moore, Jr.). Cameraman (Jack Richardson). Newspaper Boy (George Offerman Jr.). 166299 1956 Publicity Girl T PR Public Relations Firm in Southern California hires a Publicity Girl (Jan Sterling) 166300 1927 Publicity Madness M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations. 166301 1999 Publish and Be Murdered N Edwards, Ruth Dudley Magazine Editor Willie Lambie Crump and his staff on the strongly conservative Wrangler are firmly mired in the 1950s when it comes to technology. The magazine's owner, Lord Papworth asks a civil servant to step in as business manager for the journal. He wants Robert Amiss to do something about its steady drain on his finances. Amiss takes the job and soon has his hands full trying to further the journal's progress into the latter half of the 20th century without upsetting the staff. Political Editor Henry Potbury is found dead under odd circumstances and Editor Crump is murdered. Amiss discovers once again that trying to keep a job can be a lethal occupation. The Wrangler is known as a venerable British journal of Conservative thought. World of magazine publishing is taken apart. 166302 1992 Publisher Robert Thaldron CB First Appearance: Nomad #14. Outed in Nomad #14. Publisher Robert Thaldron is the publisher of Out and About Magazine, a cheap gay news magazine. Their primary news is outing homosexuals, whether they want to be out or not. One such individual, Kerry Warshaw, committed suicide after he was outed by the magazine. Base of Operations: Houston, TX. Nomad was hired by a senator to prevent his son from being outed by the magazine. When confronted by Nomad about this, Thaldron revealed to him the true reason why the senator and his son did not want the story told. The senator planned to blackmail a political opponent with the sexual relationship between. If Out And About ran their story, it would compromise their blackmail scheme. Nomad convinced Thaldron not to run the story on the senator's son, but rather on his lover Gary Bennet, and how he had been set-up by the senator. That way, Nomad fulfilled his job by preventing the original story, but they still managed to expose the senator's illegal scheme. Additional Notes The magazine has a secretary, whose name is not revealed. She says that she has been out since 14. She is proud of the magazine, because she believes the "only way f'r minorities to make their voices heard is by singin' loud an' clear. We cain't do that if people don't join the choir." 166303 1744 Publisher, The ER COPY Johnson, Samuel In "Samuel Johnson's Prefaces & Dedications." Publisher 166304 2008 Publisher: War Zone M TV Reporter (Bill Hall -- TV News Reporter). After hunting down and killing hundreds of violent criminals, Frank Castle, aka The Punisher, faces his most deadly foe yet: Jigsaw. 166305 1967 Pudding Thieves, The M Photographer (Julian Pringle). 166306 2001 Puder MF Sweden. Photographer (Ake Pallarp). 166307 1989 Puente de Varsovia, El MF Reporter (Viviane Vives) 166308 1995 Puerto Vallarta Squeeze NM Waller, Robert James Journalist Danny Pastor while seeking inspiration in Mexico, happens to see an assassin kill a naval officer in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. He thinks he's hit pay dirt -- and about time. His royalty check from his years-old bestseller gets smaller each month. So when the shooter proposes he drive him north to the border, he agrees. 166309 1961 Puits aux trois verites, Le MF Italy. France. Radio. Le radio-reporter (Micheline Luccioni). 166310 1987 Pulaski: And the Killer of Rose Amelia Bonner T Episode #4. 10-23-1987 Reporters (Sally Osborne, Nicholas Young). 166311 1987 Pulaski: Fictional Detective, The T Episode #1. 10-2-1987 News Media. Reporter (Gayle Colan). Interviewer (Debbie Greenwood). 166312 1987 Pulaski: Price of Fame, The T Episode #2. 10-9-1987 Reporter (Patrick Murray). TV Interviewer (Gordon Honeycombe). TV Presenter (Peter Woods). 166313 1987 Pulaski: Violence, Love and Ratings T Episode #3. 10-16-1987 News Media.1st Reporter (David Squire). 2nd Reporter (David Charkham). 3rd Reporter (Roger Tebb). 166314 1942 Pulitzer of the World P MLPL Reines, Bernard J. 812 R367 Newspaper 166315 1950 Pulitzer Prize Playhouse T Series - Anthology of Pulitzer Prize-winning stories - 1950-52 Pulitzer Prize stories 166316 2000 Pulitzer Prize, The D IJPC 1 Saltzman Composite Tape Newspaper. Compilation of Pulitzer Prize references in motion pictures, 1920s through 1990. Included on Hollywood Looks at the News -- IJPC Video One See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details 166317 2006 Pull of the Moon NR Kurtz, Sylvie Harlequin Intrigue Series #960. Reporter Valerie Zea arrives at the Moongate mansion to dig up new dirt about an heiress who was kidnapped 25 years ago. A CEO was the last to see her. Now the CEO watches the reporter's every move. And his smoldering eyes didn't miss much -- especially her uncanny resemblance to the missing girl. Now someone will stop at nothing to ensure the real story remain buried -- and that means ending Valerie's probing questions. But the biggest question of all was the tall, dark CEO. Could Valerie get him to open up before the opportunity to expose the truth disappear? 166318 2004 Pulling Moves: Meat is Murder T Episode #2. 3-5-2004 Newsreader (Tara Mills). 166319 1972 Pulp M DVD -R HQ 10087, 10088 Publisher's Receptionist (Janet Agren) 166320 1995 Puls TF Denmark Series 1995-1999. Reporter (Anton Kjaer). Hosts: Henrik Ballling (1995-1997), Signe Lindkvist (1997-1998), Barbara Topsoe-Rothenborg (1998). Hosts Bob Anders, Tina Bilsbo, Axel Boisen, Jacob Duus, Joans Gulstorff, Dorte Hoeg Brask, Christian Pedersen, Rikke Skovfoged. 166321 2002 Pulsacao Zero MF Reporter (Jose Figueiras). 166322 2006 Pulse M Craven, Wes and Ray Wright (Screenplay) News Media. Newscaster #1 (John Burke). Newscaster #2 (Lee Oliver Boyd). Newscaster #3 (Steve Tom). Female Newscaster (Julie Lancaster). 166323 2002 Pulse T Series 2002-2004 Anchors Ronilyn Reilly (2002-2004), Amanda MacKay (2004), Kevin Pereira (2004), Patrick Clark, Jim Downs. 166324 1990 Pump Up the Volume M Reporter #1 (Steph Du Vall). Reporter #2 (Sherri Shaffner). Reporter #3 (Alexandra Datig) 166325 1977 Pumping Iron DT Photographer at Mr. Olympia Jimmy Williams (Himself). 166326 2002 Pumpkin M DVD -R HQ 7366, 7367. SVDSP 1700 (Media Excerpts) TV Newscaster (John Henry Binder). Sorority girl falls in love with disabled student. 166327 1964 Pumpkin Eater, The M DVD -R HQ 10136, 10137 AFI-Motion Picture Scriptwriters News Media. Scriptwriter. 166328 1999 Pumpkin Seed Massacre, The N Slater, Susan TV Reporter Julie Conlin is assigned to cover the story of a possible epidemic or plague. She and the counselor involved are attracted to each other. As they delve into the increasing number of deaths, the governor of the New Mexico pueblo who opposed the building of a casino on Native American land dies of the mysterious plague. Man who wants to develop a casino on tribal land becomes the governor. A tribal elder has a packet of pumpkin seeds that the counselor and his team figure out contain a deadly, manmade virus. 166329 1969 Punatukka MF Finland. Photographer (Mauri Saikkonen). 166330 1990 Punch the Clock M Interviewer #1 (Andrew Lee Barrett). 166331 1954 Punch Trunk C Headlines. TV News 166332 1993 Punchdrunk DT Series 1993 Commentator, Boxing (Reg Gutteridge). 166333 1997 Punchline NR Diamond, Jacqueline Harlequin Love and Laughter Magazine Editor Belle Martens has a unforeseen one-night stand with arrogant rival editor Darryl Horak. She discovers she's pregnant. Unlikely match as two move in together. What will Martens think of when she reads Horak's article on "Why Fathers Make Better Parents?" 166334 2001 Puni puni poemi C Newscaster (Allison Keith - Voice - English Version). Newscaster (Paul Sidello - Voice - English Version). News Chief (Mike MacRae - Voice - English Version). 166335 1989 Punisher, The M News Media. Reporter (Maurice Brimo). Reporter (Roslyn Gentle). Reporter (Aku Kadogo). Reporter (Steve Kuhn). Reporter (Joanna Lambert) 166336 2004 Punisher, The M Hensleigh, Jonathan and Michael France (Screenplay) News Media. TV Newscasters (Carleth Keys, Rick Elmhurst). Field Reporter (Robin O'Dell). NBC Newscaster (Josh Thomas). News Reporter (John Baker). Reporter (Georgia Chris). 166337 1971 Punishment Park M News Media. TV Newscasters (Mitchell Harding, Mike Hodel - Voices). Documentarist (Peter Watkins). 166338 1988 Punishment Without Crime T Episode #13. 4-16-1988. Ray Bradbury Theater, The Interviewer (John McGlynn - Facsimile Interviewer). Host (Author Ray Bradbury). 166339 1980 Punk and Its Aftershocks DF West Germany Interviewer-Commentator Wolfgang Buld. Narrator Christoph Hursch. 166340 2004 Punk Rock Holocaust M News Media. Fuse Action News Reporter (Steven Smith). Warped Tour Reporter (Heather Vantress). Warped Documentary Crew (Derek Kelninger, Daniel Stoppelmen - scenes deleted). 166341 2005 Punk Rock Holocaust 2 M News Media. Rock City News Reporter (Meghan Sanders). News Editor (Big Tasty). 166342 2003 Punk'd: T SVD 1496 Episodes. Series 2003- Host-Prankster (Ashton Kutcher). Field Agents Dana Goodman, Whitney Cummings, Al Shearer, Rob Pue Field Agents (B.J. Novak, Ryan Pinkston, Dax Shepard, Jordan Black, Rob Pinkston, Chris Ellwood, Matthew Wheeler, Brian Fitzpatrick, Sarah Jayne Jensen, Will Matthews, Andrew Donnelly, Julia Wolov, Jill Wagner, Ahmed Ahmed, Brandon Johnson, Vince Green). 166343 2003 Punk'd: Frankie Muniz, Justin Timberlake, Red Carpet T DVD -R HQ 1907 Episode #1. 3-17-2003. Series. 2003- Host-Prankster (Ashton Kutcher). Frankie Muniz, Justin Timberlake segments. Field Agents (B.J. Novak, Ryan Pinkston, Dax Shepard, Jordan Black, Rob Pinkston, Chris Ellwood, Matthew Wheeler, Brian Fitzpatrick, Sarah Jayne Jensen, Will Matthews, Andrew Donnelly, Julia Wolov, Jill Wagner, Ahmed Ahmed, Brandon Johnson, Vince Green). 166344 2006 Punkt 12: DF Series. Newsreaders Birgit von Bentzel, Roberta Bieling. Hosts Katja Burkard, Ilka Essmuller. 166345 1986 Punky Brewster: Changes (1) T Episode #39. 2-2-1986 Reporter (Eileen Toby). Chicago Photographer Henry Warnimont (George Gaynes), manages apartment building and lives on the second floor. Henry's photography studio, his only source of money, is on fire. Henry has been a photographer for more than 40 years. Henry has owned the studio for 34 years, first opening it in 1952. The aging studio's wiring caused a short circuit. He took out fire insurance policy in 1952 but never increased the coverage. He worries and collapses from a bleeding ulcer. 166346 1986 Punky Brewster: Changes (5) T Episode #43. 3-2-1986. Series. 9-16-1984 to 9-7-1986. Chicago Photographer Henry gets a loan and opens a new photography studio and regains custody of Punky. They all celebrate in the new studio where they take a lot of memorable pictures. 166347 1987 Punky Brewster: Punky's Big Story T Episode #46. 11-2-1987 Gossip Columnist Punky decides to write a gossip column in the school newspaper and she soon finds herself in hot water with her teacher, her schoolmates and Henry when the gossip column does nothing but cause problems. When Punky's column tells her teacher Mrs. Winston (Alice Ghostley) which class put a frog in her briefcase. Mrs. Winston thought it was her biology class, but it turns out it was her history class. 166348 1986 Punky Brewster: Urban Fear T Episode #36. 1-5-1986 TV News Anchor (Barbara Iley-Harris). Widely publicized murder spree makes Penelope "Punky" Brewester afraid that Henry will be the next victim. 166349 1968 Punt, a Pass, and a Prayer, A T Episode. 11-20-1968. Hallmark Hall of Fame. Photographer (Paul Dooley). Sportscaster (Kyle Rote). 166350 1972 Punto final TF Reporter Jose Cardenas. Host-Anchor Ricardo Rocha. Host-Anchor Juan Ruiz Healey. 166351 1994 Puppet Masters, The M Newscaster (Marianne Curan) 166352 2004 Puppets Who Kill: Bill's Got the Blues T Episode #22. 3-19-2004 News Broadcaster (Bill Cameron). 166353 2006 Puppets Who Kill: Buttons and the Dying Wish Foundation T Episode #47. 4-13-2006 Reporter (Philip Riccio). Newscaster (Sandi Stahlbrand). 166354 2002 Puppets Who Kill: Cuddles Goes to Jail T Episode #3. 10-18-2002 News Broadcaster (Bill Cameron). 166355 2005 Puppets Who Kill: Cuddles the Manchurian Candidate T Episode #29. 2-18-2005 News Broadcaster (Bill Cameron). 166356 2004 Puppets Who Kill: Cuddles the Religios Icon T Episode #21. 3-12-2004. Reporter (George Chiang) of the Globe. 166357 2002 Puppets Who Kill: Cuddles the Safety Mascot T Episode #8. 11-22-2002 News Broadcaster (Bill Cameron). 166358 2004 Puppets Who Kill: Dan's Umbrella T Episode #12. 3-19-2004 News Broadcaster (Bill Cameron). CBC Executives (Katherine Ashby, David Gale). CBC Tour Guide (Rosa Laborde). 166359 2002 Puppets Who Kill: Dash the Greeter T Episode #10. 12-6-2002 News Broadcaster (Bill Cameron). 166360 2005 Puppets Who Kill: Gus the Arsonist T Episode #31. 3-4-2005 News Broadcaster (Bill Cameron). 166361 2006 Puppets Who Kill: Hostage, The T Episode #50. 5-4-2006 Newscaster (Sandi Stahlbrand). 166362 2006 Puppets Who Kill: Pizza Boys Are Missing T Episode #23. 3-26-2004 News Broadcaster (Bill Cameron). 166363 2004 Puppets Who Kill: Portrait of Buttons T Episode #16. 2-6-2004 News Broadcaster (Bill Cameron). 166364 2004 Puppets Who Kill: Prostitutes for Jesus T Episode #17. 2-13-2004 News Broadcaster (Bill Cameron). 166365 1919 Puppy Love M AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Journalist James Gordon Oliver (Harold Goodwin), a member of an aristocratic family, is reporter and editor of a paper he prints. Story on the old maid population of a small town where his sweetheart has been sent to live. 166366 1999 Pups M Studio Reporter #1 (David N. Preston). Studio Reporter #2 (Bea Pompa). Field Reporter (Kevin Kennedy). Field Reporter (Julieanne Young). Studio Reporter #3 (Stanley Herman). 166367 1993 Pure Cold Light, The N Forst, Gregory Woman journalist Female Journalist 166368 1992 Pure Country M SVD 1022 Reporter (Loretta Holloway). Reporter (Roy Kieffer). Reporter (Eric Randall). 166369 1990 Pure Murder N MLPL Pyle, A.M. TV Anchorman. Suspected of murder, anchorman of the town's most popular TV news show. News director of the station. Kay Gallery, the local TV news reporter. 166370 1976 Pure S M TV Interviewer (Tim Robertson). 166371 2005 Pure Sawdust SS Ruble, Web Newspaper Reporter of more than 40 years tries to show contradictory slices of life in a dozen short fiction stories, some taken from true events. 166372 1960 Purex Special for Women DT Anthology Host Pauline Fredericks 166373 1988 Purgatory M Photographer (Sello Moikangoa) 166374 2001 Purgatory Ridge N Krueger, William Kent Publisher Helm Hanover of the local newspaper wrote inflammatory editorials that cost the sheriff of Aurora, Minnesota his job. Hanover is a suspect in a murder, and he's rumored to be commander of the secret militant Minnesota Civilian Brigade. Former sheriff , trying to straight out his life and repairing his marriage, is asked by his successor to help with investigation. 166375 1997 Purification Ceremony, The N Sullivan, Mark T. Magazine Writer is planning an anti-hunting expose on a trophy deer hunting estate on the border of Alberta and British Columbia. 166376 1916 Purity M AFI-Poets Writer. Publisher (Clarence Burton). 166377 2002 Purity in Death NM Robb, J.D. (Nora Roberts) TV Reporter Nadine Furst from Channel 75. "If you keep spouting sound bites like that off the record, I'm going to break down and cry." … Nadine was puffing on one of her herbals. "You're asking me to reveal a source, and you know I won't. But as it happens it was given to me by my producer. I don't know his source. Sources." "All I know is someone high up leaked to him with the stipulation I read the story -- he confirmed, and we aired." 166378 1968 Purity League, The (aka Brotherhood, The) N OWN - H Williams, Alan Journalist Magnus Owen, cynical, approaching lonely middle-age with one lung, a game leg and too great a fondness for the bottle. 166379 1961 Purple Armchair, The N Hesky, Olga Press 166380 1935 Purple Cobwebs P MLPL Crane, Dougall, Frank Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 166381 2005 Purple Heart M Reporter (Mary L. Carter - News Reporter). TV News Anchor (Dave Erickson). 166382 1944 Purple Heart, The M Cary, Jerome War Correspondents. News Correspondent (Erwin Kalser). News Correspondent (Alex Papana). In "Best Film Plays of 1943-1944." 166383 1923 Purple Highway, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 166384 1985 Purple Rose of Cairo, The M DVD -R HQ 8058, 8057 News Media. Reporter (Ken Chapin). Reporter (Robert Trebor). Variety Reporter (Sydney A. Blake). Press Agent (George J. Manos). 166385 2002 Purpose M News Media. TV Reporter (Reuben Grundy). Journalist #1 (Rob Brownstein). Journalist #2 (Heidi Heller). Business Anchor #1 (Peter Carlstrom). 166386 1970 Purse Snatch M AFI-Photographers Photographer 166387 1916 Pursuing Vengeance, The M Steenson, Burton Egbert (Novel - "Mystery of the Boule Cabinet, The"). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Jack Godfrey (Henry Mortimer) captures a Paris jewel thief and solves several murders. Journalist as detective. 166388 1958 Pursuit T Series 1958-1959 Press 166389 1991 Pursuit M Ness Reporter Samantha Jubosty (Kate Normington) gets involved with mercenaries trying to steal stolen bullion. 166390 1981 Pursuit of D.B. Cooper, The M TV Newsman Howard K. Smith (himself) 166391 1939 Pursuit of Happiness, The R Series Press 166392 2001 Pursuit of Happiness, The N Kennedy, Douglas U.S. Army Journalist Jack Malone is just back from a defeated Germany in 1945. He’s a man whose Worldview does not tally with that of Eric Smythe and his friends. It is Manhattan, Thanksgiving Eve and the war is over. Eric Smythe’s party is in full swing. All his clever Greenwich Village friends are there. So too is his sister Sara, an independent, canny young woman starting to make her way in the big city. And then in walked a gatecrasher, Jack Malone. This chance meeting between Sara and Jack would have profound consequences. 166393 2006 Pursuit of Happyness, The M DVD -R HQ 10563, 10564. News Reporter (Jim Finnerty). 166394 1897 Pursuit of the House-Boat: Further Account of the Doings of the Associated Shades under the Leadership of Sherlock Holmes, Esq. N USC Bangs, John Journalist Artemus Ward is part of the dramatis persona featured in this absurd novel 166395 1942 Push of a Finger, The SSF GPL Bester, Alfred In "Astounding Analog Reader, The -- Volume One." Reporter Carmichael narrates. Trib had a new reporter on the beat, Halley Hogan. Post, Ledger, Record reporters throughout. 166396 1997 Push! Push! M TV Reporter (Myung-Nam Jang) 166397 2007 Pushing Daisies: Girth T DVD -R HQ 9191 Episode. 10-31-2007 News Media. Olive hires Ned and the team to investigate when jockeys turn up trampled to death, purportedly by the ghost of a long-dead rider and his spooky horse. Ghosts of Ned’s past haunt him as Halloween nears. 166398 2007 Pushing Daisies: Pie-lette (Pilot) T DVD -R HQ 9022 Episode #1. 10-3-2007 TV News coverage of events. Newscaster #1 (Ted Garcia). Newscaster #2 (Leyna Nguyen). Newscaster #3 (Terry Anzur). Newscaster #4 (Geraud Moncure). Ned uses his unique ability to bring his childhood sweetheart back to life after her murder. She joins him and a detective to capture killers. The problem: if he and his sweetheart touch again, she will die forever. 166399 2007 Pushing Daisies: Smell of Success T DVD -R HQ 9312 Episode. 11-22-2007 TV Anchor-Reporter Terri Anzur reports from the field. 166400 1999 Pushing Tin M TV Reporter (Ramona Milano) 166401 1967 Puss & kram MF Journalist (Rebecca Tarschys). Photographer (Rolf Larsson). Photographer (Carl-Johan Ronn). 166402 1991 Pussbucket M News Media. The Newscaster (Steven Deal). 166403 1970 Pussycat, Pussycat, I Love You M AFI-Playwrights Writer 166404 1939 Pusztai kiralykisasszony MF Hungary. Photographer Fenykepesz (Zoltan Maklary). 166405 1942 Put Out More Flags N Waugh, Evelyn Based on Brian Howard. News Media. Ambrose Silk, Ministry of Information, trying to demonstrate that Nazism was agnostic…"he served a small and critical public…. 166406 1984 Putesestvije jednoga portreta MTF Yugoslavia Investigative Reporter Misha (I. Michael Toth). 166407 1969 Putney Swope M DVD -R HQ 11581, 11582 Interviewer (Grania). Lead Reporter (Larry Greenfield). Mr. Bad News (Allan Arbus). A token black man on the executive board of an advertising firm is accidentally put in charge. Renaming the business “Truth and Soul, Inc.,” he replaces the tight regime of monied white ad men with his militant brothers. Soon afterwards, however, the power that comes with the position takes its toll on Putney. 166408 2006 Putting Lipstick on a Pig N Bowen, Michael Photographer is involved in a murder in Milwaukee. The seedy photographer is accused of doctoring photos 166409 2006 Putting on the Ritz N Keenan, Joe Magazine Editor Tommy Parker is editor of Boulevardier, the pet magazine of Boyd Larkin, a rich, unscrupulous businessman. Philip Cavanaugh and Claire Simmons are hired to write songs for a Rainbow Room performance by would-be chanteuse Elsa Champion, wife of the exceedingly wealthy and detested Peter Champion, a real estate-media magnate. The two millionaires enlist Philip and his chum Gilbert Selwyn to spy and counterspy in hopes of uncovering some useful dirt on each other. At the same time, both Gilbert and Philip vie for the affections of Tommy Parker and become involved in a series of increasingly farcical situations. Targets: the media, nouveau-riche society, show biz, magazine publishing and gossipmongers. 166410 1917 Putting the Bee in Herbert M AFI-Newspapers/Publicity Newspapers 166411 1904 Putting Up the Swing M Newspaper. Man asleep in chair with his face covered by a newspaper 166412 2005 Puzzle Lady: Stalking the Puzzle Lady NR Hall, Parnell #7 Puzzle Lady Mystery Series Publicist who is overambitious works on the Puzzle Lady's bus tour of televised personal appearances. Puzzle Lady is Cora Felton, everyone's favorite grandmother, a white-haired, bespectacled lady who swears, smokes, and gambles who takes her show on the road with the help of her long-suffering niece. 166413 1970 Puzzle of a Downfall Child M AFI-Photographers Photographer 166414 2001 Puzzled M Entertainment Reporter (Nelson Aspen) 166415 2001 Pyaar Ishq Aur Mohabbat MF India. Swiss Photographer (Alain Bailly). 166416 2002 Pyaasa MF India Interviewer (Dinesh Hingoo). 166417 1985 Pyar Jhukta Nahin MF India - Bollywood Photojournalist Ajay Khanna (Mithun Chakraborty) isn’t making much a month when he meets a wealthy woman and rescues her from some goons. They become friendly and fall in love, but her parents don’t want her to marry a poor journalist. When she threatens to kill herself, her parents relent and the two get married. She moves in with Ajay in a small apartment away from the palatial house of her parents. Ajay is promoted as editor of a sports magazine with a higher salary, but he finds out his wealthy father-in-law arranged the promotion. He’s angry about it but his wife isn’t and after a bitter argument the pregnant wife moves back into her rich parents’ home. Her father is determined to keep Ajay away from his daughter. When she gives birth, the father gives the boy to Ajay with strict instructions not to interfere in his daughter’s life anymore. Will two people in love remain apart? 166418 1938 Pygmalion M Social Reporter Ysabel Reporter (Iris Hoey). Perfide, Social Reporter (Viola Tree) 166419 1935 Pylon: Corrected Text, The N OWN - P Faulkner, William Reporter becomes involved with a trio who enter flying circuses in antiquated plans. Lazarus, the reporter who covers the air show and becomes the book's major protagonist. Hagood, a newspaper editor. 166420 1975 Pyramid, The (aka Bits and Pieces) M SV 278 Reporter (Larry Ratliff). 166421 1988 Pyramides bleues, Les MF News Media. The Journalist (Bruno Dega) 166422 1952 Pysna princezna MF Reporter. Miroslav's Reporter (Ludek Mandaus). 166423 1982 Q M Newscaster (Jennifer Howard) 166424 2006 Q & A: Martha Raddatz DT DVD -R HQ 6852 Episode. 9-16-2006 White House Correspondent Martha Raddatz of ABC News discusses her career in news, her experiences as a White House correspondent and her visit to Iraq. 166425 1986 Q Clearance N Benchley, Peter PR News Media. Timothy Burnham, a minor White House speech writer, accidentally becomes President's chief political confidant and advisor. 166426 1964 Q Document, The N OWN - H Roberts, James Hall Correspondent Willa Cummings, a woman combat correspondent who lost her hold on life. 166427 1939 Q Planes (aka Clouds Over Europe) M L Editor (John Laurie). Newspaper Boy (John Singer). 166428 1982 Q.E.D. T Correspondent Charlie Andrews (A.C. Weary), American reporter for International Wireless Telegraph Service. Series in London England, 1912 166429 1982 Q.E.D.: Great Motor Race, The T Episode Correspondent Charlie Andrews (A.C. Weary), American reporter for International Wireless Telegraph Service. Series in London England, 1912 166430 1986 Qatl MF TV Interviewer (Ameen Sayani) 166431 1974 QB VII MT Miniseries Reporter Outside Court (Shane Rimmer). News Media. 166432 1996 Qi yi lu cheng ji zhen xin ai sheng ming MF Hong Kong News Media. Obnoxious Reporter (Louie Yuen). Reporter Going to Canada (Paul Fonoroff) 166433 1969 Qian mian mo nu (aka Temptress of a Thousand Faces) MF Hong Kong Reporter Tina Chin Fei (Chi Ying) writes an article on a female super-thief called “The Temptress” who is stealing by slipping on rubber masks and flawlessly impersonating people to get their possessions, much to the distress of the Hong Kong police. Sexy reporter Tina gets caught up in the intrigue when she writes an article on “The Temptress” posing as her for pictures so “The Temptress” starts posing as the reporter. Tina ends up fighting off gangs of villains in her underwear. 166434 1989 Qiji MF Reporter #1 (Kenny Bee). Reporter #2 (Anthony Chan). Reporter #3 (Lawrence Cheng). Reporter #4 (John Sham) 166435 1989 Qiu ai ye jing hun (aka In Between Loves, In Between Love) MF Hong Kong TV Reporter Jenny Tung (Maggie Cheung Man-yuk) is the object of a man’s obsession. The taxi driver (a nerdy “metered vehicle controller”) records and keeps copies of all of her TV newscasts. One evening, he apprehends a wounded bank robber and turns him into Jenny for the sole purpose of meeting her. When he notices that a gambling den robbery is imminent, he notifies Jenny so she can get another scoop. When her lawyer boyfriend humiliates him in a ritzy restaurant, the man is determined to still come up with more stories for her. Meanwhile a taxi driver dubbed “The Hong Kong Butcher” by the press is preying on citizens and leaving pieces of their bodies scattered all over the area. The man sees this as Jenny’s big chance for a worldwide exclusive and offers to lead her to the victims’ remains. But is this all a ruse cooked up by the lovesick taxi driver or is he actually the vicious serial killer everyone is looking for? Cameraman (Fruit Chan Guo). 166436 2005 Qiuqiu ni, biaoyang wo (aka Gimme Kudos) MF China Reporter Gu Guoge (Wang Zhiwen), a superstar senior reporter at the evening Nanjing Newspaper, is asked by a middle-age man to write a story about how he saved a university coed from threat of sexual violence on the outer limits of Nanjing city. The man wants Gu to publish the story for the record, but, without any hard proof, the reporter refuses. At first Gu ignores the absurd request, but pushed by the man’s desperate and tenacious attitude, Gu begins to look at verifying the case. Finally, he finds the victim who denies the incident. The local cops say they found no evidence of an attempted rape. Gu’s editor (Liu Zifeng) says he won’t publish anything without firm proof. Gu tracks down the man’s dying father, a loyal Party member, and the truth slowly dawns about the man’s desperate need for public kudos. The old man wants the publicity because his father was a hero and he wants to hang the man’s commendation on the wall before his death. 166437 2005 QTN World News with Steve Kmetko DT Anchor-Host Steve Kmetko. Reporter-Host Josh Fountain. Reporter-Host Christopher Jones. Reporter-Host Scott Withers. 166438 1982 Qu'est-ce qui fait craquer les filles MF News Media. The Journalist (Darry Cowl). 166439 1996 Quack Pack: C SVD 770, VHS 379, 373, 385, 386, 387, 392, 394, 409 Episodes. Series 9-2-1996 to 9-5-1997 TV Reporter Daisy Duck (Kath Soucie - Voice) and Cameraman Donald Duck (Tony Anselmo - Voice) as a Cameraduck work for a TV News Program called "What in the World.". Kent Powers (Roger Rose voice) 166440 1996 Quack Pack: Feats of Clay C Episode #39. 11-28-1996 TV Reporter Daisy Duck (Kath Soucie - Voice) and Cameraman Donald Duck (Tony Anselmo - Voice) as a Cameraduck work for a TV News Program called "What in the World.". Kent Powers (Roger Rose voice) Entire gang is in the Far East, as Daisy and Donald film a report on archaeologist Dr. Henry Wu and the Ancient Terracotta Army, a band of clay soldier statues in his possession. Huey befriends a girl named Soo Ling, who he learns is Dr. Wu's apprentice. But as Soo repeatedly advises him, nothing is what it seems. 166441 1996 Quack Pack: Late Donald Duck, The C VHS 409 Episode #9. 9-18-1996 TV Reporter Daisy Duck (Kath Soucie - Voice) and Cameraman Donald Duck (Tony Anselmo - Voice) as a Cameraduck work for a TV News Program called "What in the World.". Kent Powers (Roger Rose voice) When Donald arrives late to work Kent Powers wants a good explanation on why he is late or he will be fired. 166442 1996 Quack Pack: Leader of the Quack C DVD -R HQ 2040 Episode #4. 9-5-1996 TV Reporter Daisy Duck (Kath Soucie - Voice) and Cameraman Donald Duck (Tony Anselmo - Voice) as a Cameraduck work for a TV News Program called "What in the World.". Kent Powers (Roger Rose voice) Nephews travel to medieval town where Donald has been crowned king. 166443 1996 Quack Pack: Long Arm of the Claw. The C VHS 386 Episode #21. 10-16-1996 TV Reporter Daisy Duck (Kath Soucie - Voice) and Cameraman Donald Duck (Tony Anselmo - Voice) as a Cameraduck work for a TV News Program called "What in the World.". Kent Powers (Roger Rose voice) The Claw is released on parole and tries to make amends with the ducks. But he returns to his old ways when he sees gold. 166444 1996 Quack Pack: Phoniest Home Videos C VHS 409 Episode #11. 9-24-1996 TV Reporter Daisy Duck (Kath Soucie - Voice) and Cameraman Donald Duck (Tony Anselmo - Voice) as a Cameraduck work for a TV News Program called "What in the World.". Kent Powers (Roger Rose voice) After the nephews submit a video of Donald to the "Watchiest Home Videos," the host wants to make Donald a star. 166445 1996 Quack Pack: Pride Goeth Before the Fall Guy C TV Reporter Daisy Duck (Kath Soucie - Voice) and Cameraman Donald Duck (Tony Anselmo - Voice) as a Cameraduck work for a TV News Program called "What in the World.". Kent Powers (Roger Rose voice) Master con artist cons his way into Donald's job so he can steal the Key of Carpathia from the Fourth Ship of Columbus when the "What in the World?" team profiles it. 166446 1996 Quack Pack: Return of the T Squad C VHS 394 Episode #12. 9-25-1996 TV Reporter Daisy Duck (Kath Soucie - Voice) and Cameraman Donald Duck (Tony Anselmo - Voice) as a Cameraduck work for a TV News Program called "What in the World.". Kent Powers (Roger Rose voice) Huey, Dewey and Louie with the help of Dr. Van Drake's Superhero-machine turn themselves into the T-Spuad to save Donald from an evil Overlord. 166447 1996 Quack Pack: Stunt Double Or Nothing C Episode #38. 11-27-1996 TV Reporter Daisy Duck (Kath Soucie - Voice) and Cameraman Donald Duck (Tony Anselmo - Voice) as a Cameraduck work for a TV News Program called "What in the World.". Kent Powers (Roger Rose voice) Kent uses a stunt double when he bets Donald and Daisy that he could do the dangerous stunts Daisy would do for "What in the World." 166448 1996 Quack Pack: Tasty Paste C VHS 409 Episode #10. 9-19-1996 TV Reporter Daisy Duck (Kath Soucie - Voice) and Cameraman Donald Duck (Tony Anselmo - Voice) as a Cameraduck work for a TV News Program called "What in the World.". Kent Powers (Roger Rose voice) 166449 1996 Quack Pack: Transmission Impossible C VHS 373 Episode #32. 11-13-1996 TV Reporter Daisy Duck (Kath Soucie - Voice) and Cameraman Donald Duck (Tony Anselmo - Voice) as a Cameraduck work for a TV News Program called "What in the World.". Kent Powers (Roger Rose voice) While trying their hardest to find something on television that doesn't bore them, Huey, Dewey and Louie stumble upon a transmission from a Blatismorkian museum security camera and witness the baffling disappearance of a treasured diamond. Their detectives' trail leads them to respected art historian and a Wonkavision-type device. 166450 2004 Quadro Pink M Journalist (Joy Nyveen). 166451 2003 Quai n (degrees) 1": Les liens du sang TF Episode #20. 1-24-2003 News Media. An English Journalist (Jean-Raoul Lacote). 166452 2005 Quality Indigo M Radio Newscaster (Maria Ahmed). 166453 2003 Quality of Life Report, The N Daum, Meghan Journalist on bottom rung Lucinda Trout abandons New York. NYC TV Reporter Lucinda Trout lands in fictional Prairie City for a story and negotiates a year of bliss there by promising to file Quality of Life Reports about barn dances and bathing in rivers. Fish out of water. Single woman lurching into her thirties looking for love and fulfillment but mostly just finding herself. 166454 1892 Quality of Mercy, The N USC Howells, William Dean Newspaper Owner Mr. Witherby owns a journal without principles and without convictions, but with interests only. Maxwell Pinney, sensationalist journalist. Hubbard-Ricker, two reporters. Maxwell Brice, a shabby, genteel reporter and would-be dramatist. Becomes a successful playwright in "The Story of a Play." Lorenzo Pinney, brash reporter for the Boston Events. 166455 2003 Quality of Mercy, The M DVD -R 1590 Thomsen, Kevin (Screenplay) Film by Stephen Marro. 10 Minute Film. New York Times Theater Critic John Grant (Jon Avner). An actress stages a chance meeting with a theater critic at a café in order to seek revenge for the devastating review he gave to her play and to her performance. Critic: "My job is to set standards…." She puts poison in his tea. She reviews his death scene as it happens. Quotes critic of Akron Journal as approving her speech to him as he throws up blood and green bile and then drops dead. Fade quickly to black. 166456 2004 Quality Time M News Media. Dave the Anchorman (Jerry Penacoli). Sandy the Anchorman (Beth Taylor Hart). 166457 1975 Quand la Ville S’Eveille (aka When the City Awakes Up, Hot Day Afternoon, When the Town Awakes) MF France Photojournalist sees an armored van attacked and the gangsters hiding the lot in a graveyard. He took a lot of pictures and can’t seem to make up his mind whether to score a journalistic scoop or blackmail the gangsters. The police-hating reporter who shot the pictures mails the incriminating shots to a newspaper anonymously. 166458 1988 Quando Alice ruppe lo specchio MF TV Newscaster #1 (Maurice Poli) 166459 2009 Quantum Apocalypse M News Media. Newscaster (Sharlene Ruffino). Newscaster #2 (Jack Ainsworth). Newscaster #3 (Sarah Forgany). 166460 1989 Quantum Leap: Good Morning, Peoria -- September 9, 1959 T DVD -R HQ 3844. SVD 1509 Episode #15. 11-8-1989 Editor Frederick Beeman of local Peoria newspaper wants rock 'n' roll music outlawed. Sam leaps into rock and roll radio station DJ Howlin' Chuck Howell in Peoria to save the radio station. National press to rescue. Reporter (Steve Whiteford). On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appears in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166461 1993 Quantum Leap: Goodbye Norman Jean -- April 4, 1960 T DVD -R HQ 2281 (Media Excerpts) Episode #93. 3-2-1993 News Media. Photographers and reporters greet Marilyn Monroe. Sam is Monroe's chauffeur and he must try to prevent her tragic death. On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appeasers in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166462 1992 Quantum Leap: Killin' Time -- June 18, 1958 T Episode #80. 10-20-1992 Reporter (Lewis Dauber). Sam is an escaped killer holed up in a house with a mother and daughter as hostages. Real killer breaks out of the waiting room, stranding Sam in the past, destined to die at the hands of a vengeful sheriff. On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appeasers in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166463 1991 Quantum Leap: Last Dance Before an Execution -- May 12, 1971 T Episode #50. 5-1-1991. Reporter (Andrew Amador). Reporter (Wendy Gordon). Sam leaps into Cuban-American being strapped into an electric chair. Last second stay of execution gives Sam 48 hours to prove his innocence or fulfill his mission so he can leap before switch is pulled. On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appeasers in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166464 1990 Quantum Leap: Leap Home, The (2) -- April 7, 1970 T Bellisario, Donald P. Episode #33. 10-5-1990 News Media. Sam jumps into a Navy SEAL in his own brother's squad and must determine whether he is there to save his brother's life or ensure the success of the mission on which his brother was killed. On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appeasers in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166465 1992 Quantum Leap: Lee Harvey Oswald -- Oct. 5, 1957-Nov. 22, 1963 (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 3020 (Part 2) Episodes #76-#77. 9-22-1992 News Media. As Lee Harvey Oswald, Sam has the chance to change history. He finds himself leaping back and forth through Oswald's life. Each leap gives Oswald more control over Sam's body and history is doomed to repeat itself. On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appeasers in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166466 1993 Quantum Leap: Liberation -- October 16, 1968 T Episode #87. 1-12-1993 Photographer (Matt Kirkwood). Sam leaps into a housewife and mother of two on the verge of women's lib. On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appeasers in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166467 1990 Quantum Leap: Little Miracle, A -- December 24, 1962 T Episode #40. 12-21-1990 Newscaster (Dale Harimoto). On Christmas Eve, Sam leaps into a wealthy, heartless contractor who is in danger of losing his soul in an attempt to demolish a Salvation Army mission. On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appeasers in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166468 1990 Quantum Leap: Miss Deep South -- June 7, 1958 T DVD -R HQ 1882 Episode #37. 11-2-1990 Photographer (David A. Brooks), a sleazy pageant photographer, wants to sell compromising shots of a beauty pageant contestant and Sam, as Miss Sugar Belle, must try to stop him. On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appeasers in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166469 1990 Quantum Leap: One Strobe Over the Line -- June 15, 1965 T Episode #35. 10-19-1990 Fashion Photographer must protect a fashion model from a growing dependency on amphetamines and a predatory manager's ambitions. Sam jumps into fashion photographer who must save a fashion model from a growing dependency on amphetamines. On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appeasers in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166470 1991 Quantum Leap: Play Ball -- August 6, 1961 T Episode #55. 9-25-1991 Radio Reporter (Royce D. Applegate). Sam is a pitcher on a minor league baseball team to maybe help a fellow team member get to the majors. On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appeasers in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166471 1989 Quantum Leap: Play It Again, Seymour -- April 24, 1953 T DVD -R HQ 2398 Episode #9. 5-17-1989 News Media. News Vendor Seymour wants to be a detective. In 1953, Sam becomes a detective accused of killing his partner. On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appeasers in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166472 1992 Quantum Leap: Promised Land -- December 22, 1971 T Horvath, Gillian. Tommy Thompson Episode #86 12-15-1992 News Media. Sam leaps to Indiana to help save the lives of two boys as they try to save their farm from a banker with designs on getting rich from foreclosure. On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appeasers in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166473 1992 Quantum Leap: Roberto! -- January 27, 1982 T DVD -R HQ 4503. SV 141 Episode #70. 3-11-1992 Tabloid Talk-Show Host Roberto is a Geraldo-clone at a small station with an asthmatic rival and co-worker. Sam befriends Reporter Jani Eisenberg (DeLane Matthews), and they sniff out a dangerous story. Laura Schlessinger (Herself). On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appeasers in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166474 1992 Quantum Leap: Temptation Eyes -- February 1, 1986 T DVD -R HQ 2776. SV 123 Episode #66. 1-22-1992 TV Reporter Dylan (aka Dillon) Powell (Harker Wade) in San Francisco protects a beautiful psychic who's working on the case from becoming the next victim. Sam jumps into the veteran TV reporter covering serial murders in San Francisco. Reporter (Alan Baltes). On September 13, 1956 and although the Project Quantum Leap isn't ready yet, Sam Beckett doesn't listen to supercomputer Ziggy, hops into the Accelerator and leaps. He is now trapped in the past facing mirror images not his own. He is driven by an unknown force to change history for the better. His only guide on this journey is Al, an observer from his own time who appeasers in the form of a hologram that only Sam can hear and see. And so Dr. Beckett leaps from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. 166475 1999 Quarantine MT News Media. Newscaster (Joanna Piros). Newscaster #2 (Brian Arnold). 166476 1989 Quarantine M Press Member (Whitey Dropko, David Hurry). 166477 2008 Quarantine M DVD -R HQ 11381, 11388. TV Reporter Angela Vidal (Jennifer Carpenter) and her Cameraman Scott Percival (Steve Harris) are documenting the night shift with a Los Angeles Fire Station crew when the firefighters were summoned to a nearby apartment building to answer a routine 911 call. At the small apartment building, they find police officers already on the scene in response to bloodcurdling screams coming from one of the apartment units. They soon learn that a woman living in the building has been infected by something unknown. After a few of the residents are viciously attacked, they try to escape with the news crew in tow, only to find that the CDC has quarantined the buildings. Phones, Internet, televisions, and cell phone access has been cut off, and officials are not relaying information to those locked inside. When the quarantine is finally lifted, the only evidence of what took place is the news crew’s videotape. News Reporter (Jane Park Smith). 166478 1987 Quarry N OWN - P Cline, C., Terry, Jr. Newspaper. Colleen disappeared along with other women in Colorado. Her newspaperman father helps the police look for her. 166479 2007 Quarter After Tuesday, A N Kadlecek, Jo #2 The Lightfoot Trilogy Religion Reporter Jonna Lightfoot MacLaughin of the New Orleans Banner, is a single woman looking for love and a good story. She’s soon up to her neck in both. While visiting a local senior center filled with authentic faith, Jonna believes she has finally found some good news. But after a resident's mysterious death, Jonna learns that someone may have dark plans for the small community. Jonna soon receives an anonymous tip hinting at corruption at the highest levels of local government. Further complicating matters, her love life is on the upswing, as she finds herself with attention from three eligible bachelors. Now Jonna must uncover the truth about the strange occurrences in New Orleans, all while landing the man of her dreams. With her recent move to the Big Easy, Jonna has opened her chocoholic heart to the local treasure of fried dough and powdered sugar, the beignet, and embraced the horror that triple-digit humidity means frizzy hair forever. Formerly the number one and only religion reporter for the Denver Dispatch, her hometown paper, she now holds the same position at the New Orleans Banner, where the competition is fierce but the po’boys are well dressed and just downstairs. She has yet to have a date, a front-page story or even a good bowl of jambalaya, but all that will change when threats of gris-gris fill her inbox. Through the maze of Orleans parish and its politics, hearts will flutter, hearts will break and hearts will stop, but in the end, bless her heart, Jonna gets a real taste of Southern charm. 166480 1983 Quarterback Princess MT SVD 539 News Media covers Canadian teenager living in Oregon and going out for her high-school team. TV Newswoman (Dana Garrett). TV Interviewer (Pat Hellberg). Interviewer (Rick Metzger) 166481 2007 Quarterlife W Web Serial. 36 eight-minute segments. MySpaceTV.com. Started 11-11-2007. Magazine Journalist Dylan (Bitsie Tulloch) spends her spare time video-blogging about her friends and roommates who are engaged in a “Friends”-like web of interlocking relationships/hopeless crushes/meaningless sex to forget about the hopeless crushes. 166482 2008 Quarterlife: Anxiety T Teitler, Lucy Episode #3. 3-9-2008. Initially launched on MyspaceTV.com and on quarterlife.com in November, 2007. The Internet series includes 36 eight-minute webisodes with two new episodes airing each week. Magazine Editor and Writer Dylan Krieger (Bitsie Tulloch) sends her friends into fits when they discover she keeps a rather insightful video blog about them on a website called "quarterlife." Editors (Laura Carson, Will Tiao). Dylan’s boss apologizes and she is relieved. Single Debra works at coping to her new single life. Meanwhile Lisa has differed results of the video she made. The guys went out trying to pick up girls for dates. 166483 2008 Quarterlife: Compromise T Herskovitz, Marshall Episode #2. 3-2-2008. Initially launched on MyspaceTV.com and on quarterlife.com in November, 2007. The Internet series includes 36 eight-minute webisodes with two new episodes airing each week. Magazine Editor and Writer Dylan Krieger (Bitsie Tulloch) sends her friends into fits when they discover she keeps a rather insightful video blog about them on a website called "quarterlife." Editors (Laura Carson, Will Tiao). Dylan struggles to tell her boss a secret that could get her fired. Jed promises Lisa to make her a video to advertise her skills. Debra discovers an awful truth about Danny. Jed has to remake the car commercial. 166484 2008 Quarterlife: Finding a Voice T Gummersall, Devon Episode #5. 3-23-2008. Initially launched on MyspaceTV.com and on quarterlife.com in November, 2007. The Internet series includes 36 eight-minute webisodes with two new episodes airing each week. Magazine Editor and Writer Dylan Krieger (Bitsie Tulloch) sends her friends into fits when they discover she keeps a rather insightful video blog about them on a website called "quarterlife." Editors (Laura Carson, Will Tiao). Dylan’s mom comes to visit and tells Dylan that she is getting a divorce. Eric helps Dylan stand up to her mother and they both deal with the issues her mother’s visit brought. Lisa and John’s band gets will play with Deep Rock Dive in Las Vegas. Andy, Danny and Vanessa mingle and meet Lisa in Las Vegas. 166485 2008 Quarterlife: Goodbyes T Gummersall, Devon Episode #4. 3-16-2008. Initially launched on MyspaceTV.com and on quarterlife.com in November, 2007. The Internet series includes 36 eight-minute webisodes with two new episodes airing each week. Magazine Editor and Writer Dylan Krieger (Bitsie Tulloch) sends her friends into fits when they discover she keeps a rather insightful video blog about them on a website called "quarterlife." Editors (Laura Carson, Will Tiao). Dylan and Eric talk about their relationship and maybe going out on a date. Danny wants to get a job at the car dealership. Vanessa and Andy are going on a date while Lisa meets John’s band. Eric helps Debra get her life in order. Danny fears he made a mistake and Debra has some ideas of her own. 166486 2008 Quarterlife: Home Sweet Home T Teitler, Lucy Episode #6. 3-30-2008. Initially launched on MyspaceTV.com and on quarterlife.com in November, 2007. The Internet series includes 36 eight-minute webisodes with two new episodes airing each week. Magazine Editor and Writer Dylan Krieger (Bitsie Tulloch) sends her friends into fits when they discover she keeps a rather insightful video blog about them on a website called "quarterlife." Editors (Laura Carson, Will Tiao). Vanessa’s performance art causes commotion. Everyone led by Eric helps to stop their eviction. 166487 2008 Quarterlife: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 9702 Herskovitz, Marshall Epsiode #1. 2-26-2008. Initially launched on MyspaceTV.com and on quarterlife.com in November, 2007. The Internet series includes 36 eight-minute webisodes with two new episodes airing each week. Magazine Editor and Writer Dylan Krieger (Bitsie Tulloch) sends her friends into fits when they discover she keeps a rather insightful video blog about them on a website called "quarterlife." Editors (Laura Carson, Will Tiao). Dylan posts a video blog that spills several of her friend’s secrets and sends their world spiraling. She also must face a boss who is stealing her creative ideas. Filmmakers Danny and Jed score a job filming a commercial for a local car dealership. Geek Andy works with Danny and Jed editing their movies. Actress-Bartender Lisa is having trouble with her acting coach who hates her acting even though she has slept with him. 166488 1949 Quartet M DVD -R HQ 8595, 8596, 8597 Reporter (Cyril Chamberlain) 166489 1967 Quatermass and the Pit MT Journalist (William Ellis). TV Interviewer (John Bown). Elderly Journalist (Hugh Morton). Journalist (Leslie Southwick). Journalist (Brian Walton). 166490 1958 Quatermass and the Pit: T UK. Series 1958 News Media. TV Newscasters (Stuart Nichol) TV Newscaster (Raymond Mansell). Journalist (Sheila Steafel). Elderly Journalist (Hugh Morton). Woman Journalist (Anne Blake). Journalist (Sheila Steafel). Journalist (James Duggan). 1st Journalist/Second Journalist (Allan McClelland).2nd Journalist/First Journalist (Bill Shine). First Journalist (Stanley Vine). Second Journalist (Mark Eden). Third Journalist (Patrick Maynard). Third Journalist (Ian Wilson). Interviewer (Janet Burnell). News Editor (Tony Quinn). TV Interviewer (Anthony Pendrell). Radio Newsreader (Frank Phillips). Newsvendors (Charles Lamb, John Hamblin). 166491 1959 Quatermass and the Pit: Enchanted, The T Episode #4. 1-12-1959 Journalist James Fullalove (Brian Worth). News Editor (Tony Quinn). First Journalist (Allan McClelland). Second Journalist (Bill Shine). Third Journalist (Ian Wilson). News Vendor (Bernard Spear). Quatermass theorizes that the aliens were Martians who took humans to Mars and experimented on them, and then crashed on returning them to Earth. Sladden works alone in the pit that night and strange forces are conjured up forcing him to flee in terror. 166492 1958 Quatermass and the Pit: Halfmen, The T Episode #1. 12-22-1958 News Media. First Journalist (Stanley Vine). Second Journalist (Mark Eden). Third Journalist (Patrick Maynard). Interviewer (Janet Burnell). Building site at Hobbs Lane in London unearths a human skull which is estamted to be five million years old. A dig is set up at the site. Quatermass, to his fury, is told that his Rocket Group will be merged with the military under Colonel Breen. Breen is called in by Captain Potter when a strange projective, possibly a bomb, is found at the dig. Quatermass gets involved and realizes whatever it is, it is five million years old. 166493 1959 Quatermass and the Pit: Hob T Episode #6. 1-26-1959 Journalist James Fullalove (Brian Worth). News Editor (Tony Quinn). First Journalist (Bill Shine). Second Journalist (Allan McClelland). TV Interveiwer (Anthony Pendrell). Newsvendor (John Hamblin). Newscaster (Stuart Nichol). Quatermass theorizes that the aliens were Martians who took humans to Mars and experimented on them, and then crashed on returning them to Earth. Sladden works alone in the pit that night and strange forces are conjured up forcing him to flee in terror. The pit is plunged into chaos and the Martian inheritance dormant in humanity takes over many humans in the area including Quatermass. The capsule splits open and a Martian energy forms towers over London. Dr. Matthew Roney finds he is immune and struggles to help Quatermass. 166494 1959 Quatermass and the Pit: Imps and Demons T Episode #3. 1-5-1959 Journalist James Fullalove (Brian Worth) becomes involved with Quatermass again as they examine the history of Hobbs Lane finding out that Hob, the original spelling, was a name for the Devil. News Editor (Tony Quinn). A special drill is used to open a sealed compartment in the cpasule and three long dead alien insects are revealed. 166495 1959 Quatermass and the Pit: Wild Hunt, The T Episode #5. 1-19-1959 Journalist James Fullalove (Brian Worth). Woman Journalist (Anne Blake). By use of a brain scanner, pictures of aliens are seen in Barbara's mind as she works at the capsule. Colonel Breen dismisses this as a hox and plans to expose the charade in a TV broadcast from the pit. An electrician is killed there and the capsule starts to glow with life. 166496 2005 Quatermass Experiment, The MT Kneale, Nigel (creator-serial). Richard Fell (adaptation). Journalist (Susan Sylvester). News Editor (Paul Broughton). Newsreader (Jane Hill). 166497 1953 Quatermass Experiment, The: T UK. Series (1953) Journalist James Fullaluve (Paul Whit-sun-Jones wants to know to the missing crewmen who returned to Earth in their rocket ship having become the first humans to travel into space. Only one of the three crewmen remained inside. Aliens are involved. American Reporter (Philip Vickers). BBC Reporter (Pat McGrath). Indian Reporter (Edward David). News Editor of Daily Gazette (Oliver Johnston). TV Commentator (Neal Arden). First Journalist (Patrick Westwood). Second Journalist (Dominic Le Foe). BBC Newsreader (Nicholas Bruce). Journalist/Photographer (George Dudley). Journalist/Photographer (Halstan Crimmins). Photographer (Darrell Runey). Producer (Tony Van Bridge). TV Announcer (Mary Malcolm - voice). Photographer (Malcolm Watson). Set in the near future against the background of the British space program, it tells the story of the first manned flight into space overseen by Professor Bernard Quatermass of the British Experimental Rocket group. 166498 1953 Quatermass Experiment, The: Believed To Be Suffering T Episode #4. 8-8-1953 Columnist James Fullalove (Paul Whitsun-Jones), chief columnist for the Daily Gazette. News Media. News Editor of the Daily Gazette (Oliver Johnson). American Reporter (Philip Vickers). Photographer (Darrell Runey). Carroon has been acting very strangely toward a cactus before the kidnap and Judith claims his arm had changed. Carroon escapes the kidnappers and goes into hiding in London. A young boy helps him hide in a cinema. Carroon then makes for the chemists. This and Carroon's knowledge of German indicate he has the memory and identity of the whole three-man crew. 166499 1953 Quatermass Experiment, The: Contact Has Been Establish T UK. Episode #1. 7-18-1953. Series 1953 Columnist James Fullalove (Paul Whitsun-Jones), chief columnist for the Daily Gazette. News Media. News Editor of the Daily Gazette (Oliver Johnson). First Journalist (Patrick Westwood). Second Journalist (Dominic Le Foe). BBC Newsreader (Nicholas Bruce). BBC Reporter (Pat McGrath). Rocket sent 1,500 miles above the Earth to make certain observations has a defect in its control systems and veers of course. Its designer Professor Bernard Quatermass, head of the British Experimental Rocket Group loses contact with it for some time. It crashes back to Earth in Wimbledon and Quatermass rushes to the scene with his team form the British Experimental Rocket Group. The experts wait as the rocket fools for the three man crew inside to emerge. Set in the near future. 166500 1953 Quatermass Experiment, The: Persons Reported Missing T Episode #2. 7--25-1953. Columnist James Fullalove (Paul Whitsun-Jones), chief columnist for the Daily Gazette. News Media. News Editor of the Daily Gazette (Oliver Johnson). First Journalist (Patrick Westwood). Second Journalist (Dominic Le Foe). BBC Newsreader (Nicholas Bruce). BBC Reporter (Pat McGrath). Capsule opens and only one astronaut, Victor Carroon, emerges and collapses. Of the two other men there is no sign. Scotland Yard's Chief Inspector starts an investigation into the men's disappearnce and fingerprints Carroon. This and Carroon's knowledge of German indicate he has the memory and identity of the whole three-man crew. 166501 1953 Quatermass Experiment, The: State of Emergency T Episode #6. 8-22-1953 Columnist James Fullalove (Paul Whitsun-Jones), chief columnist for the Daily Gazette. News Media. News Editor of the Daily Gazette (Oliver Johnson). Television Outside Broadcast Unit: Producer (Tony Van Bridge). Commentator (Neil Arden). Secretary (Josephine Crombie). Huge, pulsating mass in Poet's Corner has been revealed on television. Briscoe says that it is about to give off spores, which will end all life on Earth. The Army tries to destroy the creature without success and it is left up to Quatermass to solve the problem. 166502 1953 Quatermass Experiment, The: Unidentified Species, An T Episode #5. 8-15-1953 Columnist James Fullalove (Paul Whitsun-Jones), chief columnist for the Daily Gazette. News Media. News Editor of the Daily Gazette (Oliver Johnson). Television Outside Broadcast Unit: Producer (Tony Van Bridge). Commentator (Neil Arden). Secretary (Josephine Crombie). Carroon's hand has fused with the cactus and mutated and at the chemists he consumes substances that would kill a normal man. Briscoe and Quatermass find that the alien substance from the BR7 rocket absorbs all animal life. The search for Carroon continues, but it is a television transmission from Westminster Abbey that finds what Carroon has become. 166503 1953 Quatermass Experiment, The: Very Special Knowledge T Episode #3. 8-1-1953 Columnist James Fullalove (Paul Whitsun-Jones), chief columnist for the Daily Gazette. News Media. News Editor of the Daily Gazette (Oliver Johnson). American Reporter (Philip Vickers). Indian Reporter (Edward David). A jelly-like substance is found all over the rocket cabin. Quatermass takes the deeply disturbed Carroon back to the BR7 and plays him the tape recording of what happened to the crew while in space. Victor is the target of a kidnap attempt, but kills one of his attackers. 166504 1957 Quatermass II (aka Enemy from Space) M Press 166505 1955 Quatermass II: Bolts, The T Episode #1. 10-22-1955 Austrian Commentator (Peter Carver). Army Captain John Dillon defies an official clamp-down and takes the remains of an object from space which crahses on Earth to the British Rocket Group. When Quatermass returns with him to investigate the area of Winnerden Flats, he finds a huge synthetic food plant there, identical to his proposed moonbase. 166506 1955 Quatermass Xperiment, The M DVD -R HQ 5959, 5962. L Great Britain TV Producer (Gordon Jackson). BBC Announcer (Frank Phillips) 166507 1957 Quatermass: Enemy from Space (aka Quatermass 2) M PR Reporter (Sidney James) investigates when doctor fights an invasion by aliens who are operating out of a plant that makes synthetic food. Public Relations Man (John Van Eyseen) 166508 1941 Quax, der Bruchpilot MF Grote, Hermann (Novel). Germany Journalist Mahnke (Alfons Teuber), Reisen & Wandern. Journalist Vornemann (Helmut Weiss), Reisen & Wandern. 166509 2005 Que culpa tiene mi raza MF Reporter (Margarita-Linda-Eyes). 166510 1911 Queed: Novel, A NM GPL Harrison, Henry Sydnor Newspaper. Indictment of yellow journalism. Queed, 24, works for a Southern paper. Heavy impact on the reading public of its time (Berry) Journalist finds reality different from his romantic ideas about the press 166511 1956 Queen for a Day T Series 1956- Fashion Commentator (Jeanne Cagney). Fashion Commentator (Nancy Myers, 1969). 166512 1952 Queen in Danger NM Rattray, Simon (Trevor, E.) Press 166513 1984 Queen Kong: Amazonian Woman, The M Interviewer (John M. East) 166514 1965 Queen of Blood M Newscast featuring coverage of first visitors to Earth from another galaxy 166515 1946 Queen of Burlesque M Lang, David (Screenplay). Arthur St. Claire (Additional Dialogue) Ness Book Reporter Steve Hurley (Carleton Young) is fiancé of burlesque performer. When the woman who was going to replace her is murdered, the burlesque performer becomes a suspect. Other murders follow. Cynical reporter investigates while wisecracking with the usual dumb police inspector. Killer turns out to be the wardrobe mistress who mistakenly believed the burlesque performer was her daughter and was trying to protect her career. 166516 2009 Queen of Hearts NR Duarte, Judy In “Almost Home” by Debbie Macomber Advice Columnist Jenn Kramer couldn’t be dreading her high school reunion more -- until she lays eyes on Marcos. Jenn hardly noticed him when they were kids, but now he’s all grown up -- and how deliciously he’s changed. 166517 1996 Queen of Sex (aka Gola profonda nera. Black Deep Throat). M Adult. Italy. Ness Reporter Claudine (Ajita Wilson) is a newspaper reporter in search of information about an exclusive sex cult. 166518 1912 Queen of Spades M Ness Book Reporter for the Daily Star infiltrates a suicide club and has to be rescued by his boss and members of the editorial staff. 166519 2002 Queen of the Damned M News Media. French Journalist (Jo Buckley). Lifestyle Journalist (Kirsty Meares). Music Journalist (Dino Marnika). 166520 2009 Queen of the Lot M News Media. Paparazzi (Carl Brown). Interviewer #1 (F.X. Feeney). Interviewer #2 (Dianne Lawrence). Interviewer #3 (Gil Whiteley). Interviewer #4 (Phil Proctor). 166521 1940 Queen of the Mob M Photographer C. Jason (Lloyd Corrigan). 166522 2006 Queen of the Underworld N Godwin, Gail Reporter Emma Gant at the Miami Star. In the summer of 1959, plucky North Carolinian Grant, fresh out of college from North Carolina, escapes overbearing parents to begin her career as a reporter. She spends her days learning the ropes as a reporter. Her fierce ambition and belief in herself are set against the stories swirling around her, both at the newspaper office and in her downtown Miami hotel filling up with refugees. She meets a group of Cuban families who recently fled Fidel Castro. She spends her nights bantering in broken Spanishw ith the eclectic group of exiles. She also arranges rendezvous with her married lover, an innkeeper largely responsible for her decision to move South. Grant is smart, regal and ambitious. In spite of a rough childhood, she graduated from the journalism program at Chapel Hill, and scored a plum job at the Miami Star. It's 1959 and although "career women" are highly suspect, Emma, as confident about her womanly allure as she is about her journalistic skills, is set to take Miami by storm. 166523 2006 Queen of the Universe NR Plum, Barbara Ann Aspiring TV News Anchor Kelsy Chandler is determined to be one of those woman who has it all -- great career, fantastic husband, financial security, and a happy family. Now that a TV station owner is promising to make her a star, it looks as if her dream is within reach. Easy-going cop Finn Bishop is gaga about his fiancee Chandler. He can’t wait to be a doting husband to her, and devoted dad to her five-year-old son. To him, Kelsy is a goddess, the queen of the universe. If only he could her believe it. Queen of the universe? More like princess of bad luck and worse timing. Kelsy has certainly had her share, but not anymore. Wearing the crown does have a few minor problems. 166524 2006 Queen, The M News Media. After the untimely death of Lady Diana Spencer, Queen Elizabeth's restrained reaction causes a public relations debacle that Prime Minister Tony Blair must defuse. German Reporter (Wolfgang Pissors). American Reporter (Malou Beauvoir). 166525 1961 Queen's Guards, The M TV Newsreader (Richard Baker - Himself). Commentator (Rene Cutforth). Photographer (Cornel Lucas). 166526 2005 Queen's Sister, The MT French Newspaperman (Bruno Ouvrard). 166527 1999 Queer as Folk UK: Episode Eight T DVD Definitive Collector’s Edition Episode #8. 4-13-1999. United Kingdom Series about three gay men in Manchester Public Relations Practitioner Stuart Jones (Aidan Gillen) is manager of a PR agency, rich, always the center of attention and drop-dead gorgeous. He doesn’t do boyfriends, just a new man every night. Vince Tyler (Craig Kelly) is his best friend since school, has a little crush on him and is just too nice for this world. He has carried a torch for Stuart, but his love remains firmly unrequited. They are both 29, hitting Canal Street every night. And then there’s Nathan Maloney (Charlie Hunnam), a 15-year-old who goes out for the first time and runs into Stuart. Young, wild and coming out with a vengeance, Nathan crowbars his way into their world and once he arrives, nothing is ever the same again. Vince is experiencing intense paranoia at work. Petrified that Rosalie has revealed his secret, he is convinced every peal of laughter coming from the women on the shop floor is at his expense. The complicated plot to discredit Lance, Romey's potential husband thickens. Lance is led out by the police, handcuffed after assaulting one of the Home Office investigators. Romey accuses Stuart of being responsible but he denies all knowledge. Eventually discovering that Nathan was the informant, she, Stuart, and Lisa turn up at Hazel's house for a confrontation with Nathan. Cameron takes Vince to a function at an art gallery, unaware that Stuart is the PR. Vince covertly watches Stuart go through his chat up line once again. Stuart's world is about to fall apart. For the first time he experiences rejection. Unable to handle this he drinks himself to oblivion. Nathan however comes to the rescue. At home, Vince talks non-stop about Stuart, pretending he thinks he's shallow and image - obsessed, making out that he's over him. Cameron, beyond exasperation, resorts to his last weapon and declares his love. Will Vince be able to commit himself? Nathan has decided to run away, shocked by his father's homophobia and unable to face the nightmare that his homelife will become. With money stolen from Roy's wallet, he asks a cab driver to take him to London. Donna, whose situation at home is no better 166528 1999 Queer as Folk UK: Episode Five T DVD Definitive Collector’s Edition Episode #5. 3-23-1999. United Kingdom Series about three gay men in Manchester Public Relations Practitioner Stuart Jones (Aidan Gillen) is manager of a PR agency, rich, always the center of attention and drop-dead gorgeous. He doesn’t do boyfriends, just a new man every night. Vince Tyler (Craig Kelly) is his best friend since school, has a little crush on him and is just too nice for this world. He has carried a torch for Stuart, but his love remains firmly unrequited. They are both 29, hitting Canal Street every night. And then there’s Nathan Maloney (Charlie Hunnam), a 15-year-old who goes out for the first time and runs into Stuart. Young, wild and coming out with a vengeance, Nathan crowbars his way into their world and once he arrives, nothing is ever the same again. Nathan wakes up with Daniel, aka Dazz, not much older than him but more experienced. Stuart wakes up with two more attractive strangers. Outside his house, Stuart finds his sister Marie who wants him to baby-sit for her two young sons that evening, as she has a date. Hazel has agreed that Nathan can stay with her until things calm down but she's furious with him for staying out all night. When Janice comes to pick him up for school it's clear that she is near breaking point. A world weary Vince perks up when Cameron asks him out on a date. Stuart instantly forgets his promise to his sister in favour of schmoozing a client and in retaliation Marie coldly tells her brother that their parents are getting divorced. 166529 1999 Queer as Folk UK: Episode Four T DVD Definitive Collector’s Edition Episode #4. 3-16-1999. United Kingdom Series about three gay men in Manchester Public Relations Practitioner Stuart Jones (Aidan Gillen) is manager of a PR agency, rich, always the center of attention and drop-dead gorgeous. He doesn’t do boyfriends, just a new man every night. Vince Tyler (Craig Kelly) is his best friend since school, has a little crush on him and is just too nice for this world. He has carried a torch for Stuart, but his love remains firmly unrequited. They are both 29, hitting Canal Street every night. And then there’s Nathan Maloney (Charlie Hunnam), a 15-year-old who goes out for the first time and runs into Stuart. Young, wild and coming out with a vengeance, Nathan crowbars his way into their world and once he arrives, nothing is ever the same again. Vince and Stuart attend Phil's funeral... in the quiet village where he grew up. Phil had planned the whole event meticulously; it is gloriously tacky, and at the same time deeply depressing, especially in the face of Mrs. Delaney's bewilderment. Vince is nervous because Phil nominated him for the reading; the lines to Phil's favourite song, D.I.S.C.O. At the wake Vince meets Phil's accountant Cameron Roberts and gets immersed in a painful, intense conversation with Mrs. Delaney. In her despair she is looking for something to blame and can't stop herself pointing to her son's sexuality. At school, Nathan tentatively approaches his classmate Christian. At home, his mother Janice finally confronts him. He rushes off in search of Stuart and ends up in Canal Street, eerily quiet during the day. He tricks a club doorman in to giving him Bernard and Hazel's address and heads off. If they don't let him stay, he'll leave for London. 166530 1999 Queer as Folk UK: Episode Seven T DVD Definitive Collector’s Edition Episode #7. 4-6-1999. United Kingdom Series about three gay men in Manchester Public Relations Practitioner Stuart Jones (Aidan Gillen) is manager of a PR agency, rich, always the center of attention and drop-dead gorgeous. He doesn’t do boyfriends, just a new man every night. Vince Tyler (Craig Kelly) is his best friend since school, has a little crush on him and is just too nice for this world. He has carried a torch for Stuart, but his love remains firmly unrequited. They are both 29, hitting Canal Street every night. And then there’s Nathan Maloney (Charlie Hunnam), a 15-year-old who goes out for the first time and runs into Stuart. Young, wild and coming out with a vengeance, Nathan crowbars his way into their world and once he arrives, nothing is ever the same again. Stuart throws a huge surprise party... for Vince's 30th birthday. Things start to go badly wrong when Rosalie turns up. For reasons of his own Stuart has invited her, and he makes things worse by introducing her to Cameron. A distraught Rosalie leaves, Vince is furious and he and Cameron leave as quickly as possible. Stuart becomes inveigled into a complicated plot to discredit Lance, Romey's potential husband. In return for his co-operation, Lisa promises she will safeguard Stuart's access to the baby. 166531 1999 Queer as Folk UK: Episode Six T DVD Definitive Collector’s Edition Episode #6. 3-30-1999. United Kingdom Series about three gay men in Manchester Public Relations Practitioner Stuart Jones (Aidan Gillen) is manager of a PR agency, rich, always the center of attention and drop-dead gorgeous. He doesn’t do boyfriends, just a new man every night. Vince Tyler (Craig Kelly) is his best friend since school, has a little crush on him and is just too nice for this world. He has carried a torch for Stuart, but his love remains firmly unrequited. They are both 29, hitting Canal Street every night. And then there’s Nathan Maloney (Charlie Hunnam), a 15-year-old who goes out for the first time and runs into Stuart. Young, wild and coming out with a vengeance, Nathan crowbars his way into their world and once he arrives, nothing is ever the same again. Stuart and Marie visit their parents. It's obvious that this is a rare occurrence and that, surprisingly, Stuart has never discussed his sexuality with them, which puts constraints on their relationship. Meanwhile Vince takes Cameron to meet his mum. Nathan's mother Janice meets Hazel, still trying to make everything all right for Nathan, but he is furious with her and walks out, in spite of Donna's efforts to make him stay. The following day Stuart goes to pick up Nathan from school, for once determined to sort out a mess that is largely of his own creation. But back at the Maloney house he comes face to face with Nathan's father Roy, and, after a violent confrontation, he and Nathan leave together. And Romey has more unwelcome news for Stuart, when he discovers that she has found another father for his son. 166532 1999 Queer as Folk UK: Episode Three T DVD Definitive Collector’s Edition Episode #3. 3-9-1999. United Kingdom Series about three gay men in Manchester Public Relations Practitioner Stuart Jones (Aidan Gillen) is manager of a PR agency, rich, always the center of attention and drop-dead gorgeous. He doesn’t do boyfriends, just a new man every night. Vince Tyler (Craig Kelly) is his best friend since school, has a little crush on him and is just too nice for this world. He has carried a torch for Stuart, but his love remains firmly unrequited. They are both 29, hitting Canal Street every night. And then there’s Nathan Maloney (Charlie Hunnam), a 15-year-old who goes out for the first time and runs into Stuart. Young, wild and coming out with a vengeance, Nathan crowbars his way into their world and once he arrives, nothing is ever the same again. Vince is trying to match Phil with Alexander, but Alexander returns from holiday with new boyfriend Lee. They met during the flight and Lee doesn't speak English. Nathan orders a cab for him and Donna on Stuart's account to impress her. Vince returns baby Alfred to Romey and she realises that Stuart has spent no time with his son. Vince then returns to Stuart, who rings a colleague that can translate what Lee is saying. It turns out he is a prostitute waiting to be paid. Stuart doesn't tell Alexander. Nathan admits to Donna that Stuart finished with him. Donna suggests that they go to Canal Street to get him a new boyfriend. In a pub that night Nathan introduces Donna to Vince's mum and Bernard. Vince bumps into Rosalie from work and pretends that he is straight and that it's the first time he has been in a gay venue. Vince returns to Stuart and says they are leaving. Before leaving, Stuart introduces himself to Rosalie and says Vince likes her. Bernard gives Nathan his membership card for the Babylon Club so that he can follow Stuart. At Babylon Stuart and Vince do some drugs. Lee goes missing and is found with another man. Stuart pulls two men and takes them home for sex. Donna tries to convince Nathan that Stuart is a bad lot but he is convinced Stuart is the best. Vince goes home with a man. Alexander, Dane and another man go for a threesome. The other man is a bit strange, so Dane runs for it while Alexander stays. Vince's man has an unfortunate condition so the chance of sex is off. Phil tries some drugs and has a bad reaction. Whilst he is unconscious his date takes the money from Phil's wallet and leaves. Days later, Vince is out on the town and receives a call from Phil's mum. He's dead. 166533 1999 Queer as Folk UK: Episode Two T DVD Definitive Collector’s Edition Episode #2. 3-2-1999. United Kingdom Series about three gay men in Manchester Public Relations Practitioner Stuart Jones (Aidan Gillen) is manager of a PR agency, rich, always the center of attention and drop-dead gorgeous. He doesn’t do boyfriends, just a new man every night. Vince Tyler (Craig Kelly) is his best friend since school, has a little crush on him and is just too nice for this world. He has carried a torch for Stuart, but his love remains firmly unrequited. They are both 29, hitting Canal Street every night. And then there’s Nathan Maloney (Charlie Hunnam), a 15-year-old who goes out for the first time and runs into Stuart. Young, wild and coming out with a vengeance, Nathan crowbars his way into their world and once he arrives, nothing is ever the same again. Nathan tells his friend Donna that he fancies a male pupil, and had met and had sex with Stuart. She thinks it's great. Stuart meets a man at work who is married with kids, and they have sex. Marcie informs Vince that new recruit Rosalie fancies him. She arranges for them to meet in a pub after work. Nathan's mum is in his room and finds gay porn. Stuart picks up Romee and Alfred from hospital and is presented with legal paperwork about maintenance payments and insurance. Following a telephone call from Stuart, Vince wants to give him some support. Vince leaves his date, again using the excuse that his friend's mum is in hospital. They go for a drink and Nathan, infatuated with Stuart, turns up. Stuart leaves early, leaving Vince to look after Nathan. Vince calls for a cab to take Nathan home. Vince's mum has a new lodger, Bernard, so Vince has to move some stuff out of his old bedroom. Stuart contacts someone over the Internet for sex. Nathan turns up just before Stuart's date and is jealous and appalled that Stuart is about to have sex with someone else. The date, Colin, asks how old Nathan is and insists Stuart gets him home safely because it is late. Stuart gets Nathan a cab then returns to his flat. 166534 1999 Queer as Folk UK: Pilot: Episode One T DVD Definitive Collector’s Edition Episode #1. 2-23-1999. United Kingdom Series about three gay men in Manchester Public Relations Practitioner Stuart Jones (Aidan Gillen) is manager of a PR agency, rich, always the center of attention and drop-dead gorgeous. He doesn’t do boyfriends, just a new man every night. Vince Tyler (Craig Kelly) is his best friend since school, has a little crush on him and is just too nice for this world. He has carried a torch for Stuart, but his love remains firmly unrequited. They are both 29, hitting Canal Street every night. And then there’s Nathan Maloney (Charlie Hunnam), a 15-year-old who goes out for the first time and runs into Stuart. Young, wild and coming out with a vengeance, Nathan crowbars his way into their world and once he arrives, nothing is ever the same again. In the pilot, Canal Street, Manchester. It's Thursday and that means nineties night in the Babylon Club. Phil hasn't pulled and nor has Vince, but Vince is being followed by a muscle man. Stuart has pulled and is just getting his admirer's phone number before they all head home. It's Nathan's first night on the scene. Nathan and Stuart spot each other and start talking. It's not long before they end up back at Stuart's. They are having sex when they are interrupted by a phone call from Lisa. Vince is getting acquainted with muscle man when Stuart phones and says he needs the car as "It's happened.". Vince tells muscle man that his friend's mum is in hospital and leaves. Back at Stuart's apartment Nathan says it's time he was going anyway as he has college. It turns out he means school and is really fifteen years old. Vince meets up with Stuart and Nathan at the hospital. They go into a room containing women and a new born baby boy - Stuart's baby boy. They name the boy Alfred. Romee is the mother. Nathan is given money by Stuart to buy some flowers because he feels he should have bought some earlier. Nathan steals some from another patient's bed and keeps the money. During a quiet moment of congratulation Stuart realises that Vince fancies him. Before leaving hospital Stuart takes a couple of pills he bought earlier and then goes on a drug trip. Nathan returns to Stuart's for more sex while Vince goes home and settles down in front of Doctor Who. The next day Vince is woken by kids vandalising the car. Stuart wakes up confused and asks "What's that?". He has drawn a map all around the flat of everywhere he has had sex. Nathan and Stuart have more sex. Later on Vince picks Stuart and Nathan up in the car and drops Nathan at school. The graffiti on the car gives the other kids an indication that Nathan may be gay. 166535 2000 Queer as Folk UK: Same Men - New Tricks (1) T DVD Definitive Collector’s Edition Episode #8. 2-15-2000. United Kingdom Series about three gay men in Manchester. Second Season Opener Public Relations Practitioner Stuart Jones (Aidan Gillen) is manager of a PR agency, rich, always the center of attention and drop-dead gorgeous. He doesn’t do boyfriends, just a new man every night. Vince Tyler (Craig Kelly) is his best friend since school, has a little crush on him and is just too nice for this world. He has carried a torch for Stuart, but his love remains firmly unrequited. They are both 29, hitting Canal Street every night. And then there’s Nathan Maloney (Charlie Hunnam), a 15-year-old who goes out for the first time and runs into Stuart. Young, wild and coming out with a vengeance, Nathan crowbars his way into their world and once he arrives, nothing is ever the same again. Vince and Stuart are coming in Stuart's place with a third man, they're about to have sex but Vince don't feel good about it and decides to leave. The day after, Hazel is going to The Nero’s Sauna in order to meet Stuart, she asks him about Nathan's running away but he doesn't know anything. Then she asks him about his last night with Vince and that other man... 166536 2000 Queer as Folk UK: Same Men - New Tricks (2) T DVD Definitive Collector’s Edition Episode #9. 2-22-2000. United Kingdom Series about three gay men in Manchester. Second Season Opener Public Relations Practitioner Stuart Jones (Aidan Gillen) is manager of a PR agency, rich, always the center of attention and drop-dead gorgeous. He doesn’t do boyfriends, just a new man every night. Vince Tyler (Craig Kelly) is his best friend since school, has a little crush on him and is just too nice for this world. He has carried a torch for Stuart, but his love remains firmly unrequited. They are both 29, hitting Canal Street every night. And then there’s Nathan Maloney (Charlie Hunnam), a 15-year-old who goes out for the first time and runs into Stuart. Young, wild and coming out with a vengeance, Nathan crowbars his way into their world and once he arrives, nothing is ever the same again. 166537 2005 Queer as Folk: T Episode #79. 7-10-2005 Reporter (Bill Hall). 166538 2002 Queer as Folk: T Episode #23. 1-6-2002 News Media. Reporter (Joanne Reece). 166539 2002 Queer as Folk: T Episode #39. 5-26-2002 Photographer (Markus Parilo). 166540 2005 Queer as Folk: T Episode #80. 7-17-2005 Reporter (Michael Kinney). Sports Journalist (Murray Oliver). 166541 2003 Queer as Folk: T Episode #56. 6-22-2003 News Media. Newscaster-Reporter (Ola Sturik). Newscaster #1 (Rory O'Shea). Newscaster #2 (Tino Monte). Newscaster #3 (Sandi Stahlbrand). Interviewer (Suzanne Leonard Feliz). 166542 2004 Queer as Folk: T DVD Episode #67. 6-27-2004 Photographer (Markus Parilo). 166543 2002 Queer as Folk: Second Season, Episode Three T DVD Episode #24. 1-20-2002 Gay Columnist Howard Bellweather, the moral conscience of the gay community, writes a scathing editorial against Brian who wins a Hero Award for saving Justin despite the diatribe. He publicly protests saying that Brian’s lifestyle makes him unworthy of the honor. Bellweather, writes an opinion piece in the paper about Brian. It criticizes Brian arguing that he is a promiscuous child molester who should not be receiving the "Hero Award" for saving the life of his teenage lover. Debbie is angry but Brian is furious because the article stated Brian was 31 (he is 30.) 166544 2002 Queer as Folk: Second Season, The T DVD Set - Six DVDs Collector’s Edition -- more than 3 hours of specially produced bonus features News Media. 166545 1958 Queer Fish NM Boland, John Press 166546 1930 Queer People NSF MLPL Graham Carroll and Garrett Reporter Theodore Anthony White ("Whitey"), irresponsible, heavy-drinking East Coast reporter with a checkered past drifts to Hollywood and between wild parties, works as a screenwriter and then a piano player in a bawdy house, then as the screen voice. Hollywood satire. 166547 2009 Queerantine! M TV Reporter (Isabel Holtreman) and police investigate when reports break out about students acting out of character. Students start to behave with gay tendencies after same-sex marriage is taught in a social studies class. Things get out of control leaving the reporter and policemen to defend themselves against all of the queer students. Police decide to quarantine the school so the gay virus can’t spread, leaving the reporter trapped inside the school. 166548 2004 Quem E Ricardo? MF Portugal. Short Film. Photographer (Quim Cachopo). 166549 1994 Quem e Voce? MF France Reporter (Patricia Prata). 166550 1997 Quer…durch die Woche TF Germany. Series 1997 Reporter Dominik von Glass. Host Christoph SuB. 166551 2002 Querido Estranho MF Reporter (Leda Nagle) 166552 1980 Quest for Ambrose Bierce, The SS UCLA Cheuse, Alan In "Candace & Other Stories." Magazine Writer Alman on assignment for Ohio Magazine. Armed with pen and notebook. 166553 1947 Quest of Ben Hered: Memoirs of a Reporter in the Time of Christ (aka Memorias de un reporter de los tiempos de Cristo) N Heredia, Carlos Maria de (Translated by James T. Weber and Jose M. Alvarez-Tostado Reporter 166554 1982 Quest, The T Photojournalist Dan Underwood (Perry King) and three other Americans summoned to small European monarchy: which one is the heir. All dispatched on a quest 166555 1996 Quest, The M L Klein, Steven, Paul Mones (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Carrie (Janet Gunn) New York Globe. Her father owns the paper and she has been assigned to the Far East to keep her out of the way. She becomes interested in covering a world fight competition. At the tournament, she cheers for the hero. Film ends with close-up of a book called "The Quest" written by Carrie. 166556 2002 Quest, The N Kraus Jim and Terri Weinberg List Journalist 166557 1959 Question of Adultery, A M Club Reporter (John Charlesworth). Reporter (Trevor Reid). Spanish Photographer (Max Brimmell). 166558 1999 Question of Fire, A N McCullough, Karen G. Weinberg List Journalist 166559 1978 Question of Guilt, A MT News Media. Murder trial. 166560 1988 Question of Guilt, A NM Fyfield, Frances Public Relations. News Media 166561 2005 Question of Identity N Rowe, Jonathan Tabloid Reporter David Fisher, an overeducated, underachieving scofflaw, is wasting his talent and wallowing in a mid-life crisis. That is, until the day he stumbled upon the story of a fugitive radical hiding in his hometown. Fisher becomes obsessed with uncovering her true identity. At the same time, he becomes hopelessly bewitched by the sexy and mysterious Janet Fickle. Fisher desperately pursues these women and soon the question of identity takes on a more mysterious and pressing relevance 166562 1978 Question of Love, A T News Media. Reporter (K. Callan). Lesbian mother battles to keep son. 166563 2001 Question of Marriage, A N Armstrong, Lindsay Weinberg List Journalist 166564 1952 Question of Upbringing, A N Powell, Anthony Press 166565 1993 Questionable Behavior N Lamb, J. Dayne Journalist Mark Konstat is killed while investigating the mob's move on the Boston banking system. An international account heroine looks into his death. 166566 1992 Qui a tue Martin Luther King? MTF Memphis Reporter (Wayne Chastain, Himself). 166567 1961 Qui etes-vous, Monsieur Sorge? (aka Who Are You, Mr. Sorge?) M France-West Germany-Italy-Japan. Ness Journalist involved with spies in pre-World War II Japan 166568 1966 Qui etes-vous, Polly Maggoo? (aka Who Are You, Polly Maggoo?) MF France Magazine Editor Ms. Maxwell (Grayson Hall) is the reigning opinion maker for the big fashion shows in Paris featuring Polly Maggoo, a 20-year-old Brooklyn-born fashion model. Polly becomes the subject of an episode of a TV News Documentary series called “Qui etes-vous?” and is pursued by the filmmaker and by a prince of a small country in the Soviet bloc. We watch as the documentary is shot to see what makes Polly tick. She is interviewed by a television crew and tells all about her experiences as a model. 166569 1966 Qui etes-vous, Polly Magoo? M Reporter Jean-Jacques Georges, le journaliste-reporter (Philippe Noiret). Le cameraman (Gerard Darrieu). 166570 1950 Quick and the Dead, The R Series. 1950s Press 166571 2006 Quick and the Undead, The M News Media. Reporter (Elysia Skye). 166572 1942 Quick Brown Fox N Burnett, W.R. Newspaperman. Youngish newspaper man who cannot make up his mind whether he is in love with the girl back home, the boss' daughter or the emotional woman. 166573 1990 Quick Change M News Media. TV Reporter (Randle Mell). Reporter (Tim Halligan). Reporter (Deborah Lee Johnson). Reporter (Lucia Vincent). News Cameraman (Matthew T. Gitkin). 166574 1931 Quick Millions M Newsreel Man (Tom London) of Atlas Newsreel. 166575 1937 Quick Money M DVD -R HQ 3240. SVD 1454 Horman, Arthur T. (Story). Horman, Franklin Coen, Bert Granet (Screenplay). Reporter Bill Adams (Gordon Jones) helps the mayor expose some confidence men trying to dupe the townspeople of a Kansas community in a phony stock scheme. 166576 2000 Quick Ones M Australia Newsreader (Sandra Sully). 166577 2006 Quick Pick M TV News Anchor (Cheryl Barkan). 166578 1965 Quick, Before It Melts (aka Quick Before It Melts) M SVDSP 515. SV 229 AFI-Reporters/Editors/Photogs/Magazines. Ness Book Reporter Oliver Cromwell Cannon for Sage magazine ("The Magazine That Thinks for You") is engaged to managing editor's daughter. He and hard-drinking photographer Peter Santelli (George Maharis) assigned to report on military station in Antarctica. Santelli keeps booze inside his telephoto lens. They stop off in New Zealand where they meet female Reporter Diana Grenville-Wells (Janine Gray) and her roommate. They have run-in with reporter George Shell (Norman Fell) and brawl in a bar over woman. Shell gives story to wire services naming Cannon as responsible for the fight. Journalists get chewed out by r boss. Once in Antarctica, they try to get scoop by persuading Russian scientist to defect. Shell blows whistle on scheme. Russian scientist falls for female reporter's roommate. Defects to marry her and live in New Zealand. Reporters scramble to get story. Santelli arranges wedding for him and female reporter. Asks Shell to be best man to keep him out of the way. Cannon sneaks off to radio the story to their office. Sage gets exclusive on "Defection in the Deep Freeze." Cannon and Santelli return to magazine with list of demands, threatening to go to Newsweek if terms are not met. Cannon marries ME's daughter. 166579 1989 Quicker Than the Eye M Reporter (Marcus Mislin). Reporter (Maja Stolle). Reporter (Willi Spiller). Newscaster (Deborah Epstein). 166580 1969 Quicksand NM OWN - P - MLPL Land, Myrick Magazine. Fred Donley, Thursday (a magazine that made no attempt to hold its staff writers to a rigid time schedule). Boss Dave Marjorie Selby's checking. 166581 2001 Quicksand M Newscaster (Bob Friend - Himself). 166582 1904 Quicksand, The SS UCLA Wharton, Edith Newspaper Owner of the Radiator. 166583 2008 Quid Pro Quo M Radio Reporter Isaac (Nick Stahl), who is semi-paralyzed and works for NPR, is sent out to investigate a story that leads him into an odd subculture and on a journey of disturbing self-realization. Isaac is a public radio reporter confined to a wheelchair since a childhood accident. While following a lead in a bizarre story, he meets a mysterious woman who leads him into a reclusive subculture. At first, microphone in hand, he wants the story. But then a trip to a secondhand store for some shoes convinces him the story isn’t what he thought it was. His strange trip begins when an anonymous caller contacts the editor of the popular public radio show for which Isaac works with a tip about a man who walked into Bayside Hospital the night before and requested that a perfectly good leg be amputated. The caller asks that Isaac be put on the story, probably because Isaac is confined to a wheelchair himself -- he lost the use of his legs as a child in a car accident that killed his parents. Soon Isaac is contacted by someone calling herself "Ancient Chinese Girl," who leads him to a secret meeting of wannabes and then to the mysterious beautiful art restorer with several dark secrets. 166584 1990 Quien corresponda, A DF Mexico. Series 1990 Reporter Arlette Carreno. 166585 1958 Quiet American, The M DVD -R HQ 9599, 9600, 9601 Greene, Graham (Novel). Joseph L. Mankiewicz (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist Thomas Fowler (Michael Redgrave) is associate of the American, but also his rival for Vietnamese woman. He has wife in London and is seeking divorce so he can marry the woman. Wife refuses to grant the divorce claiming her religion forbids it. Introduced to man who provides evidence that American is involved in espionage. Reporter accuses American of being responsible for market bombing. Reporter betrays American. Tries to stop him from attending dinner meeting where he will be killed. Unable. American is killed. Police chief tells reporter he was duped into believing American was spy. Did so because of woman. Wife agrees to divorce but woman rejects him. Cynical and detached journalist with no interest in pursuing story. Sends assistant to Hanoi instead of going there himself. Tells the American: "I don't know what I'm talking politics for. They don't interest me. I'm a reporter. I'm not involved…I don't take sides. I'll be still reporting, whoever wins." Police: "someone so emotionally involved that he would not permit even his training as a professional reporter to reject an obviously idiotic story." 166586 1955 Quiet American, The N OWN - H Greene, Graham Correspondent Fowler is a seasoned foreign correspondent and the novel's narrator. When a young and high-minded American begins to channel economic aid to a "Third Force," Fowler finds it impossible to stand aside as an observer. But Fowler's motives for intervening are suspect both to police and to himself because the American has robbed him of his Vietnamese mistress. 166587 2002 Quiet American, The M DVD -R 1525 Greene, Graham (Novel). British Journalist. Bottomed-out, opium-smoking British journalist (Michael Caine) in Vietnam of the early 1950s. American Photographer (Tim Bennett). 166588 1975 Quiet Day in Belfast, A P MLPL Dalrymple, A. Play Index, 1973-77 Press 166589 1999 Quiet Game, The N Iles, Greg Publisher Caitlin Masters, the attractive, smart and ambitious publisher of the local newspaper, helps a Texas prosecutor-turned suspense novelist to reopen the 1968 unsolved murder case of a black man. White-trash former cop is blackmailing the novelist's physician father. He took a gun from the doctor that was used in the unsolved murder. Son buys back the gun. He sits down for a famous author interview with the young, rich, beautiful and brainy Masters, the Pulitzer-crazed publisher of the local newspaper. He mentions the 1968 racially motivated murder of a young black factory worker. She prints her interview stirring up old animosities all over. The investigation reveals a murderous secret and the small town's violent past. 166590 2004 Quiet Kill M News Media. News Reporter (Laurie Howell) 166591 1992 Quiet Killer MT Cravens, Gwyneth, John S. Marr (Story). I.C. Rappaport (Teleplay) Ness Book Reporter Nyles Chapman (David Hewlett) of the Village Voice discovers outbreak of plague has hit New York City when his roommate contracts the virus. After the reporter gets into the hospital, doctors combating the epidemic agree to let him observe them At one point, the reporter disguises himself as a doctor and gets a politician to make statements about being more concerned with an upcoming convention than about the victims of the plague. 166592 1968 Quiet Killer, The NM MacKenzie, Donald Press 166593 1952 Quiet Man, The M Photographer, Ringside (Frank O'Connor). 166594 2009 Quiet Ones, The M Newscaster (Frank Lama -- The Newscaster). TV Show Host-Narrator (Tony Todd). Young man’s rapid decent into madness. 166595 1988 Quiet Thunder M News Media. News Reporter (Maureen Lahoud). Cameraman (Ed Anders). 166596 1947 Quiet, Please DT News 166597 2005 Quiet, The M News Media. Newscaster #1 (Diane Quest). Newscaster #2 (Quita Culpepper). 166598 2006 Quiller Salamander N Hall, Adam Photojournalist Gabrielle Bouchard, a Eurasian French journalist who is waging her private vendetta against the murderous guerillas of the Khmer Rouge. She teams up with an executive of the anonymous Bureau in London to target Pol Pot, the architect of the infamous Killing Fields. She is his only ally. 166599 1975 Quiller: Objective Caribbean T Episode #6. 10-10-1975 Reporter (Colin McCormack). 166600 1975 Quiller: Price of Violence, The T Episode #1. 8-29-1975 Newsreaders (Jay Neill, Peter Woods). 166601 1977 Quincy, M.E.: Dead Man's Truth, A T DVD -R HQ 6882. Leeds, Adrian Episode #20. 9-30-1977 TV Reporter David Dobbs (Mark Lambert) is a crusading journalist looking into police bruality. News Media pressure over police brutality intensifies after a rookie shoots and kills a suspect. TV News Director (Joseph Gallison). When a rookie cop and his partner are called to a break-in at a business, they go into the dark shop and start a search. They find an intruder, an altercation ensues and the rookie cop shoots the burglar. After an autopsy, Quioncy discovers the rookie's story does not match his finding. Monahan wants Quincy to find out exactly what happened and why the rookie is lying before the reporters condemn him and ruin his chance for a career on the police force. 166602 1976 Quincy, M.E.: Go Fight City Hall -- To the Death! T Episode #1. 10-3-1976 News Media. 1st Reporter (John Furlong). 2nd Reporter (Jerry Daniels). Young woman is raped and strangled on a Los Angeles beach. Further down the coastline a young boy is shot and arrested for her murder. Quincy thinks the boy is innocent. 166603 1978 Quincy, M.E.: Gone But Not Forgotten T DVD -R HQ 7029. DVD -R HQ 5644 Episode #35. 2-16-1978 Newspaper Editor Bert Philips (Joan Van Ark) joins Quincy to look into the murder of an eccentric millionaire whose lavish penthouse was protected by a supposedly impenetrable security system. Newsman (Keith Walker). 166604 1979 Quincy, M.E.: Hot Ice T Episode #65. 10-18-1979 Photographer (Eddie Garrett). Two customs officers want Quincy's help in catching a diamond smuggling ring. A courier they were following was killed. They want Quincy to take the courier's place. 166605 1978 Quincy, M.E.: Images T SVD 1457 Solomon, Aubrey, Steve Greenberg, Ray Danton Episode #42. 11-2-1978 TV Newswoman Jessica Ross (Jessica Walter), the country's top newswoman, is murdered in a fire in a motel room. Quincy examines the body and confirms her death. Reporter (Ben Marino). 2nd Reporter (Jack Krupnick). As Quincy begins a press conference confirming her death, Jessica Ross walks in and declares rumors of her death are unfounded. Quincy is shocked, but he soon comes to suspect that this woman is not Ross, but an imposter. Quincy b elieves his original findings are correct and will risk his job to prove it. 166606 1983 Quincy, M.E.: Law Is a Fool, The T Episode #135. 1-5-1983 News Media. Reporters (Phyllis Applegate, Patricia Gaul). Search for a young girl who disappears at the end of a school day after she gets into a cab for her daily ride home. The cab driver was beaten, the cab abandoned. Quincy investigates. 166607 1979 Quincy, M.E.: Mode of Death T Episode #67. 11-1-1979. News Media. 2nd Reporter (Dean Wean). 3rd Reporter (Ron Ellis). Evangelist whose church is being investigated by the government is found dead in a motel room, drugs and alcohol at his bedside table. Quincy is called in to investigate. 166608 1983 Quincy, M.E.: Murder on Ice T Episode #143. 3-9-1983 Reporter (Phyllis Applegate). 166609 1977 Quincy, M.E.: No Deadly Secret T Episode #18. 9-16-1977. Reporter Max (Norman Burton). 166610 1979 Quincy, M.E.: No Way To Treat a Flower T Episode #61. 9-20-1979 Magazine Publisher Ralph Peters (Gary Wood) whose magazine advertised marijuana treated with a poisonous fertilizer is the target of Quincy's wrath. He wants to keep more kids from dying from the tainted weed. 166611 1979 Quincy, M.E.: Physician, Heal Thyself T Episode #55. 2-22-1979 News Media. First Reporter (James Hardie). Second Reporter (Hettie Lynne Hurtes). Seven-year-old girl collapses and dies after having had an abortion. Quincy performs an autopsy and discovers death was caused by negligence of the doctor who performed the abortion. He visits the doctor and the hospital and finds out the doctor was drunk when he operated. Proving this is hard enough as Quincy faces a conspiracy of silence. 166612 1977 Quincy, M.E.: Snake Eyes (Part 1) T Episode #5. 2-4-1977 News Announcer (Sammy Jackson). Quincy is in Lake Tahoe for a Pathologist convention. Guests and staff are coming down with some kind of strange illness. Some of the patients start dying and no one knows what is killing them. To make matters worse, the casino owner does not want to admit that anything is wrong as it will be a public relations fiasco affecting his bookings and profits. 166613 1976 Quincy, M.E.: Star is Dead, A T Shaw, Lou. Michael Kozoll Episode #3. 11-28-1976 Gossip Newspaper Editor approaches Quincy and tells him that on the night a famous movie star's death, his friend and prospective seantor, a congressman, was with her. News Media. 1st Newsman (Ray Ballard). Newsman (Larry Carroll). 3rd Reporter (Fred Villani). Quincy cannot believe his friend could have killed the actress who was found dead in her bedroom, but if he didn't why does he keep lying to Quincy? 166614 1981 Quincy, M.E.: Sugar and Spice T Episode #99. 4-1-1981 Photographer (Guerin Barry). Photographer Ron Morgan (Gary Wood). Talk Show Host Dick Wilcox (Ron Masak). Quincy does battle on a live TV show with the author of a diet book when he discovers a model that used it has died. His outspoken statements against the book results in the author suing him and the department for slander. 166615 1977 Quincy, M.E.: Sullied Be Thy Name T DVD -R HQ 5533 Episode #17. 5-6-1977 Newscaster (Mario Machado). Publisher Charles Desskasas (John Saxon). Priest who led a fight against a porno magazine is found dead in a prostitute's bedroom. Angela (Lara Parker), Desskasa's Secretary. Quincy wants to know what Dicassa, a noted pornography and enemy of the priest, knows about the death. 166616 1981 Quincy, M.E.: To Kill in Plain Sight T Episode #98. 3-18-1981 Reporter Kate Mills (Devon Ericson). Woman Reporter (Corinne Conley). Explosion kills a man who is discovered to be the advance scount for a hitman. Quincy is in a race against time to find the assassin and thwart the plot to kill a government official. 166617 1977 Quincy, M.E.: Visitors in Paradise T Episode #8. 2-18-1977 Newspaper Editor Joe Crawford (William Sylvester). 166618 1982 Quincy, M.E.: When Luck Ran Out T Episode #111. 1-20-1982 News Media. Reporter Bob Waters (Ken Scott). Quincy investigates the death of a prized race horse. 166619 2002 Quinn Collins: Star Struck NM Jacobs, Nancy Baker #1 Quinn Collins Mysteries Reporter Quinn Collin, co-owner of "Hollywood Star," a struggling show business publication, thinks she's seen it all -- covering the oddball beat that is Tinsel Town -- until she stumbles onto the body of a gorgeous, notoriously incompetent producer. The "baby mogul" was found dead in his hot tub of an apparent heroin overdose. The producer was many things, most of them nasty, but he was not a user, not since his older brother's death from drugs several years earlier. Quinn, with her snooping skills honed to an art form, can't refuse the plea for help from the boy's father, with whom she once had a torrid affair. When another "accident" kills the producer's girlfriend, Quinn picks up the trail that leads back to a 10-year-old murder and a cover-up by some heavy Hollywood hitters. Because she knows that in La La Land, it's all about connections -- even when those connections turn deadly. 166620 1961 Quinn: Alibi NM OWN - H Carmichael, Harry #18 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166621 1976 Quinn: Candles for the Dead NM GPL Carmichael, Harry #36 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166622 1967 Quinn: Condemned, The NM Carmichael, Harry #28 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166623 1961 Quinn: Confession NM Carmichael, Harry #19 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166624 1956 Quinn: Dead of the Night, The NM Carmichael, Harry #10 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166625 1953 Quinn: Deadly Night Cap NM Carmichael, Harry #3 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166626 1954 Quinn: Death Counts Three NM Carmichael, Harry #5 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166627 1952 Quinn: Death Leaves a Diary NM Carmichael, Harry #1 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166628 1970 Quinn: Death Trap NM GPL Carmichael, Harry #31 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper discover that a car crash is not the accident it seems to be. 166629 1957 Quinn: Emergency Exit NM Carmichael, Harry #11 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166630 1976 Quinn: False Evidence NM MLPL Carmichael, Harry #38 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. Bizarre mystery. Quinn takes with him "the smoky atmosphere of an English pub." 166631 1964 Quinn: Flashback NM Carmichael, Harry #23 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166632 1977 Quinn: Grave For Two, A NM Carmichael, Harry #39 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166633 1958 Quinn: James Knowland Deceased NM Carmichael, Harry #14 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166634 1956 Quinn: Justice Enough NM Carmichael, Harry #9 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166635 1972 Quinn: Life Cycle NM Carmichael, Harry #40 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166636 1962 Quinn: Link, The NM Carmichael, Harry #20 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166637 1955 Quinn: Money For Murder NM Carmichael, Harry #8 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166638 1974 Quinn: Most Deadly Hate NM OWN - H Carmichael, Harry #32 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166639 1974 Quinn: Motive, The NM OWN - H Carmichael, Harry #37 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166640 1967 Quinn: Murder by Proxy NM Carmichael, Harry #27 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166641 1972 Quinn: Naked to the Grave NM MLPL Carmichael, Harry #34 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166642 1955 Quinn: Noose for a Lady NM Carmichael, Harry #7 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166643 1962 Quinn: Of Unsound Mind NM MLPL Carmichael, Harry #21 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166644 1958 Quinn: Or Be He Dead NM OWN - H Carmichael, Harry #15 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166645 1966 Quinn: Post Mortem NM MLPL Carmichael, Harry #25 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166646 1957 Quinn: Put Out That Star (aka Into Thin Air) NM Carmichael, Harry #12 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. It starts on the morning of Monday, February 27 when a young and beautiful woman with a secret arrives at a famous London hotel. From her secret springs a chain of strange events and a menace that reaches out and beyond the confines of her hotel suite. 166647 1958 Quinn: Question of Time, A NM Carmichael, Harry #13 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166648 1971 Quinn: Quiet Woman, The NM GPL Carmichael, Harry #33 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. Quinn, who wanted only a human-interest angle for his column, becomes more and more intimately involved in the case. 166649 1970 Quinn: Remote Control NM OWN - H Carmichael, Harry #30 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166650 1961 Quinn: Requiem for Charles (aka Late Unlamented) NM MLPL Carmichael, Harry #17 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166651 1964 Quinn: Safe Secret NM OWN - H Carmichael, Harry #24 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166652 1953 Quinn: School for Murder NM Carmichael, Harry #4 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166653 1959 Quinn: Seeds of Hate, The NM Carmichael, Harry #16 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166654 1968 Quinn: Slightly Bitter Taste, A NM Carmichael, Harry #29 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166655 1959 Quinn: Stranglehold (aka Marked Men) NM Carmichael, Harry #16 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166656 1966 Quinn: Suicide Cause NM Carmichael, Harry #26 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166657 1973 Quinn: Too Late for Tears NM OWN - H Carmichael, Harry #35 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166658 1952 Quinn: Vanishing Track, The NM Carmichael, Harry #2 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166659 1963 Quinn: Vendetta NM OWN - H Carmichael, Harry #22 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166660 1955 Quinn: Why Kill Johnny? NM Carmichael, Harry #6 Quinn-Piper Mysteries Crime Reporter Quinn of the Morning Post teams up with insurance investigator John Piper to solve a murder. 166661 1988 Quinn's Book NM OWN - H Kennedy, William Editor Will Canaday of the Albany Chronicle. Quinn's instructor in the arts of language and journalism 166662 2009 Quint Seavers: Borrowed Bride, The NR Lane, Elizabeth #1 Quint Seavers series. Harlequin Historical Series Future Investigative Reporter Quint Seavers of the San Francisco Chronicle is investigating fraud or anything else that needs a check. Quint left Colorado behind for the life of an investigative reporter in San Francisco. It’s 1906 and he’s currently racking as much muck as he can trying to uncover a political corruption scandal involving the city’s water works. He’s succeeding in stepping on plenty of toes and powerful men are starting to take notice. But that’s all on hold. His sister-in-law, Annie Gustavson, is bringing his daughter, Clara, for a visit. Annie has been in love with Quint since she was a girl. Now 23, with a successful career as a seamstress, she’s been turning down suitors left and right. This visit to San Francisco is her last chance to convince herself that Quint is too footloose and fancy free to settle down. Annie wants love, marriage and babies. Quint wants adventure and excitement. But her good intentions immediately fly out the window when Quint meets them at the train depot. Damn, the man is even more charming and handsome than she remembered. Living for danger, he knows that love is not for him. Now Annie Gustavson is coming to visit bringing his niece, Clara. When he invited them, he did not think danger would also be part of that visit. His investigation into corruption is escalating and so, too, is the lengths the men will go to stop him. Quint does not want Annie and Clara to become pawns in this game and would do anything to keep them out of harm’s way. Annie has had a crush on Quint for a long time. She comes with Clara to see Quint and hopes to resolve her feelings one way or another. When disaster strikes, Annie proves to be resourceful and that she is more than capable of keeping up with him. It is only together the two will be able to untangle the hazard coming this way. When disaster strikes the city, Annie’s courage and determination match his own -- and suddenly Quint knows that she is exactly what has been missing form his life all along. 166663 2009 Quint Seavers: His Substitute Bride NR Lane, Elizabeth #2 Quint Seavers series. Harlequin Historical Series Investigative Reporter Quint Seavers of the San Francisco Chronicle. Hannah Gustavson was devastated when Quint Seavers took off to Alaska. He promised to come back but now Hannah knows he has to come back soon. She was pregnant with his child and needed him to come home so they could get married. When she does not receive a reply to her many letters, she has no other choice but to marry Quint’s brother, Judd. Judd, with all his emotional and physical scars from the war, never felt he would have a wife of his own. Giving Hannah the Seaver name was the honorable thing to do but falling in love with her was not part of his intentions to keep her safe for his brother. What would happen when Quint returned home? Would Judd have to return his borrowed bride? Quint then leaves Colorado to become a reporter in San Francisco in 1906. 166664 2007 Quinto Poder, O TF Journalist (Peter Michael) 166665 2000 Quints MT Reporter (Dan Duran). Cameraman (Joseph Motiki). 166666 1592 Quip for an Upstart Courtier, A ER USC Greene, Robert News 166667 1934 Quitter, The M Ellis, Robert (Story-Continuity) Ness Book Editor Russell Tilford (William Bakewell) graduates from college and takes over the family newspaper, The Forest Park Free Press, which his mother has run since his father deserted them several years before. Tilford has plans to modernize the newspaper. He turns it into a daily. Newspaper in debt, gets a bank loan using his mother's house as collateral. Mother told sons that father died in War. He returns, pays off the debt and disappears without telling the boys. 166668 2005 Quixote Novel N Glass, Bryan and Michael Avon Oeming (Illustrator) TV Reporter Dominique "Dom" Angel uncovers story of crusading street vagrant she dubs "Quixote" due to his rambling discourages on morality and righteousness. Modern-day knight believes street punks are monsters, government agents demons in disguise. He believes Angel's own boss is the very devil himself. Soon he is wanted for murder and seems to be at the center of a vast shadowy conspiracy. But Angel finds herself caught up in world of intrigue and suspense and perhaps Quixote was telling the truth. 166669 1994 Quiz Show M DVD -R HQ 2807, 2808, 2794. Reporter (Ted Brunson). Reporter (Joe Lisi). Reporter (Greg Martin). Reporter (Bernie Sheredy). Reporter #1 (Richard Council). Press Photographer (Glenn Zarr). Photographer (Ron Ostrow). 166670 1948 Quizzing the News DT News. Game. Identify news events through a series of three cartoon drawings. Host: Allan Prescott 166671 1975 Quo Vadis, Tinker Bell? P MLPL Haubold, C. Play Index, 1973-77 Press 166672 1840 Quodlibet N MLPL Kennedy, John Pendleton Editors. Pre-Civil War editors August Postlethwaite Tompkinson, Eliphalet Fox, and Virgil Philpot Full title: Quodlibet: Containing Some Annals Thereof, with an Authentic Account of the Origin and Growth of the Borough, and the Sayings and Doings of Sundry of the Townspeople. Interspersed with Sketches of the Most Remarkable and Distinguished -- Characters of That place and Its Vicinity. 166673 1997 Quotenfieber N Rados, Antonia Germany TV Journalist 166674 1999 Quotenspiel N Sonne, Werner; Unterstenhöfer, Chris Germany TV Journalist 166675 1979 Qutermass: Ringstone Round T Episode #1. 10-24-1979 TV Producer (Joy Harrington). Towards the end of the 20th century, anarchy has taken over as the world sickens. Professor Bernard Quatermass, a recluse in Scotland, returns to the chaos of London to appear on a BTV show covering the American-Russian link-up in space project. Astonished at the savagery he encounters in the city, he condemns both super-powers on the telecast. The space station is destroyed by unknown forces and as the powers look for a scapecoat, radio astronomer Joe Kapp gives Quatermass shelter at his home. Nearby a group of Planet People, youngsters who think they will be taken to a new, better world, start to converge on the stone-age circle of Ringstone Round. 166676 1994 R.I.F.: Cecile, Le MTF Photographer (Christian Moro) 166677 1995 R.I.F.: Piege pour enfants seuls, Le MTF Photographer (Jean-Louis Sbille). 166678 2003 R.M., The M Newsman (Randall Carlisle). Newswoman (Ruth Todd) 166679 2003 R.O.D. the TV: C Series 2003-2004 News Media. Editor-in-Chief (Daisuke Ono). Reporter (eri Oono). Tachibana Reporter (Erica Shaffer). Information Receptionist Katherine Komuro (Kathleen Gabriel). 166680 1970 R.P.M. M News Cameraman (Joseph Torres Sr.). 166681 1984 R.S.V.P. MT Photographer (Ritchie Montgomery). Radio Announcer (Cal Bedford). 166682 1965 R3: Black Warning T Episode #17. 8-3-1965 TV Interviewer (Alex MacIntosh). BBC Announcer (Michael de Morgan). 166683 1965 R3: Big Balloon, The T Episode #13. 7-6-1965 Science Correspondent (Donald Bisset). Radio Man (Eric Hooper), Weatherman (Roy Spencer). 166684 1964 R3: Thunderbolt T Episode #5. 12-18-1964 Reporter (Thomas Hale). 166685 1965 R3: Witch Doctor T Episode #19. 8-17-1965 TV Interviewer (Kevin McHugh). 166686 1963 Rabbia, La: Part II M Commentator (Carlo Romano) 166687 2005 Rabbit Fever M Newscaster (Sienna Guillory). 166688 1978 Rabbit Test M News Media. Reporter (Paul Pepper). Woman Reporter (Jomarie Ward). TV Newscaster (Richard Deacon). Second Newscaster (Edward Ansara). Interviewer (Margaret Adachi). 166689 1977 Rabid M Newscaster (Robert V. Girolami). Interviewer (Kathy Keefler). Interviewer (Murray Smith). 166690 1691 Rabshakeh Valpulans PO USC Anonymous News 166691 2000 Rabu Hina kurisumasu supesharu: Sairento ivu C Japan Reporter (Michelle Ruff - Voice- English Version). 166692 2000 Rabu Hina: Keitaro's First Kiss Is With…?: Journey C Episode #6. 5-24-2000 Newscaster (Takuma Suzuki - Voice). 166693 1995 Race Against Time NR Turner, Lynn Weinberg List Journalist 166694 2005 Race Among Us N Lake, T.C. Photojournalist Paul Thompson and his team discover a hidden race of half human, half alien beings -- the Yelewans deep in the Amazon. From the depths of the Amazon to the streets of Paris to the North American Rocky Mountains, Thompson's story involves alien intrigue, danger, and emotion from which humans may never wish to return. 166695 1940 Race Movie Headlines M SVDSP 724 Headlines from race movies 166696 1960 Race of Rebels, A N OWN - H Tully, Andrew Reporters Michael Kane and Margaret Ames, newspaper reporters, who witness the rise of Castro in Cuba. Author covered the Castro years as a reporter for the Scripps-Howard chain. 166697 2001 Race to Space M News Media. News Anchor (Ben Rawnsley). Reporter #1 (John Nielsen). Reporter #2 (Tom Dugan). News Reporter (Kevin McGuire). News Reporter (Michael S. Nunez). 166698 2007 Race You to the Bottom M DVD Gay Travel Journalist Nathan (Cole Williams) for Travel Times meets a poli-sci major in search of a new career. He asks her to join him on a tour of Napa Valley's romantic hot spots for an article he is writing. Both, however, have live-in boyfriends. Nathan sees himself as essentially gay but that he has no sense of the responsibilities that real love entails. No reason to rein in his gifts as a serial seducer. Nathan (Williams), a travel journalist, as he is assigned to write about romantic hotspots in the Napa Valley. He invites Maggie (Benson), the woman he has been seeing for months, to come along for a passionate weekend getaway. Trouble is, Maggie already has a boyfriend. And so does Nathan. What transpires is a seductive and heartbreaking journey through Napa's wine country and into the complicated affair between these two dynamic young lovers.`` 166699 2009 Race, The M TV-Radio Reporter Steve (Stephen Kelly). 11-year-old girl from a poor rural community dreams of becoming a racing driver. 166700 1976 Racers, The T TV Sportscaster Curt Gowdy 166701 1955 Racers, The M Photographer Dehlgreen (Norbert Schiller). 166702 1997 Rachel Crowne: Deadly Harvest NM Rawlings, Ellen #2 Rachel Crowne Mysteries Freelance Journalist Rachel Crowne, twice-divorced, freelance journalist who solves murders has earned the moniker Pit Bull because of her relentless interview technique. Crowne decides to investigate the murder of the one girl who was part of the Sixpack in college. Five years later, two of them are dead, one from an overdose of pain pills, and the woman at the hands of a murderer. Police are clueless, but Crowne follows her nose to the surviving Sixpackers -- a politician, a preacher, a musician and a businessman, all with a lot to lose if they become embroiled in scandal. She investigates the woman's murder despite the strong objection of friends. The woman taught school near one of the most dangerous housing projects in Baltimore, but the suspects start to look like someone from her distant past. A 10-year-old black girl and a neighbor cop are Rachel's sidekicks. 166703 1997 Rachel Crowne: Murder Lover, The NM Rawlings, Ellen #1 Rachel Crowne Mysteries Freelance Journalist Rachel Crowne, twice-divorced, freelance journalist who solves murders has earned the moniker Pit Bull because of her relentless interview technique. She is plunged into the investigation of a series of murders when the granddaughter of a friend is murdered. She is fascinated that the other victims are approximately her age, are Jewish, and engaged to be married. Is the pervert the handsome evangelist preaching love, the hate mongering newcomer to the community, the fiancé or the ex-husband of the first murdered woman or someone else altogether? 166704 1863 Rachel Ray N OWN Trollope, Anthony Writer Luke Rowan. The Baslehurst Gazette. 166705 1987 Rachel River M SV 203, 212 Journalist Mary Graving (Pamela Reed) returns to her Minnesota home town to begin to examine her life. Merv (Richard Riehle). 166706 2009 Rachel Zoe Project, The: “‘Pin Thin’ and Pissed Off” T DVD -R HQ 11403 Episode. 9-14-2009 Tabloid attacks Rachel who models for Marie Claire magazine. Taylor tries to help Rachel after she becomes a victim of another tabloid attack. 166707 2005 Rachel's Requiem M News Media. TV Reporter (Elizabeth Dashiell). Stripper turned porn star commits suicide after learning of her fiancé's death in a suspicious plane crash only to discover that death provides no escape from the demons that tormented her in life. 166708 2008 Rachel’s Secret N Sallis, Susan Reporter Rachel was a school girl in 1943 and her best friend was Meriel in the Goucestershire city where they grew up, and they amused themselves by tracking down imaginary German spies. It all seemed a harmless way of whiling away the long school holidays, until their game turned into a frightening reality, the consequences of which affected their whole lives. Rachel became a reporter on the local paper while Meriel, a GI bride, went to live in Florida. But the bonds that hold them together can never be broken, as the secrets and scandals that first surfaced in those far-off wartime days eventually come to light. 166709 1926 Racing Blood M Smith, James Bell (Story-Scenario). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter James Fleming (Robert Agnew) goes to work for a small California paper when his uncle loses a fortune and commits suicide. He buys a horse at auction without knowing that it was stolen from his former girlfriend. His sweetheart ends up riding the horse after a series of complications and wins both the race and the reporter. Variety 8/25/26: "One shot shows a sheet of copy paper with a story on it, the story having been written by a brand new cub reporter….." "...He not only wrote the story but his own headlines as well and then the story is shown, typed with no spacing between the the lines. Even a movie managing editor should get sore at that." 166710 1937 Racing Lady M DVD -R HQ 7175 Public Relations Stunt. Auto tycoon adds a horse trainer's daughter to his stable as a PR stunt. Press. 166711 2005 Racing Stripes M Reporter #1 (Thandi Puren). Reporter #2 (Morne Visser). Reporter #3 (Dawn Matthews). Reporter #4 (Matt Stern). Track Announcer (Graeme Hawkins). 166712 1944 Racket Man, The M Robinson, Casey (Story). Paul Yawitz, Howard J. Green (Screenplay) Ness Book Cub Reporter (Larry Parks) is a friend of a racketeer. Gangster reforms when he is inducted into Army and secretly assigned to use his underworld connections to expose black market dealings. While doing articles on the black market, the reporter is killed and the reformed gangster vows to avenge his death. During a gun battle with the head of the black marketers, both men are killed. 166713 1951 Racket Squad: Five-Star Swindle T Episode #27. 12-6-1951 Press 166714 1952 Racket Squad: Strange Case of James Doyle, The T Episode #60. 8-7-1952. Reporter (Rayford Barnes - Young Reporter). A Jimmy Doyle poses as a fire inspector and cons small business owners out of money by promising to look the other way during the fire inspection. 166715 1928 Racket, The M DVD -R HQ 2548, 2549 Cormack, Barlett (Play and Adaptation). Eddie Adams (Titles). Harry Behn, Del Andrews (Scenario) Ness Book - Howard Hughes' second film. Nominee for Best Picture in the first Academy Awards. Cub Reporter Ames of the Monitor ("a Cub Reporter" - John Darrow) pursues the story of the efforts of a police captain to clean up the underworld. Veteran reporters from the Morning Gazette give him a hard time. Ames falls in love with gun moll. Miller, a Reporter ( Richard "Skeets" Gallagher) and Pratt, a Reporter (Lee Moran) of Morning Gazette. One critic said these are reporters who act like reporters. They play cards and drink booze while covering the police beat. City Editor. Ames wears a card stuck in his hat: Press. Pratt: "New in the game, aren't you?" Ames: "Oh, no!…I was on the Omaha Bee for months." Captain uses reporters to send word to criminal to "get their story." Reporters (Bret Hamilton, Joey Ray). Pratt: Cut out the booze. Miller: It was cut before I got it. … Pratt: "You've got to talk…we need a story." Captain: "Start another anti-smoking campaign."… Pratt: "You can get rid of us by giving us a story." Captain uses reporters to bait criminals. Variety 7/11/28: "Skeets Gallagher, with a bottle in one pocket and 'American-merk' in the other, made a reporter's role roll over and beg." Use of press cards. Ames' editor won't listen to him. Gives story to Miller and Pratt. Newsboy (Al Murphy). 166716 1951 Racket, The M DVD -R HQ 2327, 2328 (2382 is mislabeled as 2330 on Disc). SVD 1238 Cormack, Bartlett (Play). William Wister Haines, W.R. Burnett (Screenplay) Gangster Films. Ness Book Cub Reporter Dave Ames (Robert Hutton) for City Press identifies gangster who killed policeman. He knew policeman in Okinawa. Police provide information to press because they hope to use articles that appear in the papers to bait racketeers. Reporter's interest in activities is not strictly professional. He is enamored with nightclub singer involved with gangster's brother. Reporter is nearly fired because he refuses to give the paper the singer's name and continues to defend her. She tells him, "Get out before you get me hung with your honesty." l Singer maintains hard-as-nails attitude even after reporter stands up to gangster. At end of film, they walk off together, arm-in-arm. Gangster seems to be part of much larger web of corruption neither press nor police may be able to fully penetrate. Reporters (Bret Hamilton, Joey Ray) 166717 1927 Racket, The P MLPL Cormack, Bartlett Index-One Act, 1926-1944 - 812 C811 Press 166718 1952 Radar Men From The Moon M L Reporter Joan Gilbert (Aline Towne). Strategic targets on Earth are being destroyed by an unknown weapon. Commando Cody and his flying suit to the rescue. 166719 2007 Radiant Days N FitzGerald, Michael British War Correspondent Marsh, a brilliant but frustrated journalist, is in Budapest where he meets Anthony, a Gen X-er slacking away at a meaningless but remunerative Web producer job in dot-com-boom San Francisco and Gisela, a Hungarian bartender Anthony meets at a local watering hole. She persuades him to travel with her to Hungary so that she can be reunited with her missing son. Marsh becomes the third leg in a rapidly evolving love triangle when they all arrive in Budapest. Anthony spends his time just as purposelessly in Hungary as he did in California. The bewitching Gisela, the dunderheaded Anthony and the fatigued and fatiguing Marsh on a mission much darker than Anthony ever imagined. 166720 1967 Radical Center SSF USC Reynolds, Mack In "American Government Through Science Fiction." Reporter-Narrator. Lucky Mars, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter. Blackstone, Journal editor. Old Burnoff oldest hand on the Journal. 166721 2003 Radikales landsmode, De TF News Media. Politisk Reporters (Dan Axel, Camilla Thorning, Themselves). 166722 1990 Radio Bolognese N Brüning, Jens Germany Radio Journalist 166723 2006 Radio Broadcast Producer Roger Dascombe CB Moore, Alan First Appearance: V for Vendetta #1. Outed: First Appearance: V for Vendetta #1. Radio Broadcast Producer Roger Dascombe of “The Voice of Fate.” Base of Operations: London. Technical supervisor for The Party’s media division and the Propaganda Minister of “The Mouth.” During V’s attack on Jordan Tower, he is set up as a dummy “V” and killed by the police while the real V makes his escape. Broadcaster Lewis Prothero is the former Commander of “Larkhill,” the concentration camp that once held V. Later becomes “The Voice of Fate,” the government radio broadcaster who daily transmits “information” to the public. He is driven insane by a combination of an overdose of Batch 5 drugs and the shock of seeing his prized doll collection burned in a mock recreation of Camp Larkhill. He remains incapacitated for the rest of the story. 166724 1948 Radio City Playhouse, The R Series 1948-1950 Press 166725 1987 Radio Days M DVD -R HQ 8257, 8258 News Media. Reporter in Disaster Sequence (Jackson Beck). On-the-Spot Newsman (Ivan Kronenfeld). 166726 1995 Radio doc MTF Editor (Pavio Ravnohlib), newspaper editor 166727 2008 Radio Free Albemuth M Dick, Philip K. (Novel). John Alan Simon (Screenplay) TV Newscaster (Julie Warner). TV Anchor (Kevin McCorkle). White House Photojournalist (Matt Santoro). 166728 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: About a Girl T Episode #3. 8-1-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Lily starts getting the guys' attention because she is hanging out with one of the prettiest girls in school. She's flirting with cute guys and Ray doesn't like it. 166729 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: All Or Nothing T Episode #26. 3-26-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Gang is reeling from secrets, betrayal, love and hurt feelings. Nobody but Question Mark wants to be at Radio Free Roscoe anymore. Like a lone wolf, Question Mark continues on his own trying to keep things together and hoping that everything will go back to the way it was before it all fell apart. As RFR falls apart on the air, Principal Waller and Kim Carlisle come up with a plan that will take down Radio Free Roscoe once and for all and Robbie must make one of the biggest decisions of his life. 166730 2005 Radio Free Roscoe: All-Nighter, The T Episode #45. 4-8-2005 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Parker and Travis camp out while waiting in line for Trews tickets. Ray, Robbie and Lily discover stuff from old sleepovers. 166731 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: Awful Truth, The T Episode #25. 3-19-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Romance and relationships are the buzz at Henry Roscoe High. Everything blows up on the air in a truth-telling session like one never heard before. When it is over, RFR will never be the same. With all of the drama at Radio Free Roscoe, Robbie has his own drama with Kim Carlisle that neither of them is able to fully understand. Will RFR survive secrets, love and betrayal? 166732 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: Bad Boy, The T Episode #23. 3-5-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Robbie is dismayed when Principal Waller assigns him to star in a video based on "day in the life of a model student." How can Robbie be perceived as such a goody-goody when his alter ego is Question Mark? Robbie tries to change his reputation when he realizes that his partner on the project is an attractive, artsy and rebellious media student by the name of Sydney. RFR is devoted to the subject of luck and superstition. When Travis plays a mean joke on Ray, their fortunes reverse. Ray finds his lucky charm and Travis believes he's cursed by bad karma. 166733 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: Boxer, The T Episode #22. 1-30-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Principal Waller is the substitute teacher for Ray and Travis' history class and Travis intends to embarrass Waller's lack of history knowledge about the Boxer Rebellion. In an effort to help Kim, Robbie comes up with a new way to sell the unpopular Cougar Calendars. 166734 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: Bridget Over Troubled Water T Episode #33. 10-1-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. New girl in school is from Travis' mysterious past which leaves Ray looking for answers. Lily and Robbie are concerned that their friendship isn't what it used to be. 166735 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: Call of the Cougar T Episode #12. 10-10-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Ray and Travis both have opposing sides on the view of school spirit. 166736 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: Clark Kent T Episode #5. 8-15-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. When Robbie's crush falls in love with his alter ego, Question Mark, he has decisions to make. If he reveals his alter ego to her, his Radio Free Roscoe future might go down the drain. 166737 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: Class, A Semester, A Lifetime, A T Episode #28. 8-27-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. After burying the hatchet with Audrey, Lily reconsiders their friendship while Ray and Travis dispute over the gentlemen's rules of pursuit. 166738 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: Count On Me T Episode #14. 11-28-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. After breaking Lily's amp, Travis and Robbie need to find a way to pay her back. Travis creates an on-air auction selling "antiques" to the RFR listeners. 166739 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: Crush Me T Episode #10. 9-26-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Lily has a crush on her guitar teacher and needs to find a way to relieve her depression that doesn't affect RFR. 166740 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: Daddy Dearest T Episode #38. 12-3-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Kim invites Robbie to dinner to meet her dad and at the dinner. River Pierce shows up. Lily is having trouble finding inspiration to write a song for the band's performance and when she does she accidentally remakes a band's old song. 166741 2005 Radio Free Roscoe: Dance Around the Truth T Episode #51. 5-27-2005 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Travis gets a call from Hong Kong and doesn't tell his friends what it was about so they assume it was his ex-girlfriend. He acts like it was and lets Parker believe that he is still in love with his ex because he thinks it will be easier on her if she hates him when he goes away, but eventually the truth comes out. He meets Parker and tells her there's only one girls he loves, her, but he's moving to Hong Kong. 166742 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: Detention Redemption T Episode #9. 9-19-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. The whole Radio Free Roscoe group is thrown into after-school detention. Who is going to cover for the radio station? If no one is broadcasting at the station, Mr. Waller will suspect that they're the ones behind Radio Free Roscoe. 166743 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: Girl Talk Radio T Episode #15. 12-5-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. When Travis fills in for Lily at the station as a girl named "Miss Communication," he becomes a hit. 166744 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: Gossip T Episode #20. 1-16-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Rumors are flying when RFR reveals Principal Waller's crush on the English teacher. But will Waller's revenge possibly mean the end of RFR? 166745 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: How To Lose a Girl T Episode #18. 12-19-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Ray enlists Lily's radio show advice to help him get his obnoxious girlfriend to break up with him. When it doesn't work, they finally have to succumb to drastic measures -- that bring Ray and Lily much closer. 166746 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: I Am Question Mark T Episode #6. 8-22-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Has RFR pulled its last prank? When they air an embarrassing tape of Principal Walter as a teenager, Principal Walter makes it his personal destination to figure out who Question Mark is. Meanwhile, Lily tries to get Waller to change his mind about his ban on headphones. 166747 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: I'm With Cupid T Episode #34. 10-8-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Is Lily jealous of Bridget? Has Lily finally picked between the life long compadre Ray or the enigmatic Travis? All will be revealed when Lily has a little chat with Bridget about the relationship she and Travis have. 166748 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: Imposter, The T Episode #8. 9-12-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Someone is posing as Smog. Will RFR have to reveal their secret identities to clear Smog's reputation? Travis is forced to prove his talents for real Smog at a RFR warehouse party. 166749 2005 Radio Free Roscoe: In Charm's Way T DVD -R HQ 3263 Episode #48. 6-2005 School Radio Journalism. Robbie McGrath (Nathan Stephenson) falls for The Oracle's Editor, Blaire (Lauren Collins). Ray realizes that River Pierce has been using him to woo Lily. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. This station helps the amateur DJ's find their own identity while the crowd demands they be like everyone else. 166750 2005 Radio Free Roscoe: In the Key of F T Episode #46. 4-15-2005 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. While Travis and Parker struggle to work out their newfound love, Lily tries to deal with her ruthless music teacher. 166751 2005 Radio Free Roscoe: Last Dance, The T Episode #52. 5-27-2005 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Everyone begins to plan their summer schedules, leaving the fate of their radio station uncertain. 166752 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: Lie vs. Lie T Episode #32 (Special). 9-24-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Robbie and Travis create their own web as they try to keep the dynamic of RFR intact. Ray is upset with Lily when he realizes she's been lying to him. 166753 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: Lil' and Grace T Episode #37. 11-26-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Ray and Lily decide to set each other up with someone who will be perfect for the other, or could they be talking about each other? Meanwhile, Robbie is jealous of Travis's worldly experience. 166754 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: More Than a Single T Episode #24. 3-12-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Travis convinces Lily to let him produce one of her songs. The song is an instant hit in Roscoe. Lily learns to trust Travis and they grow closer than ever. Robbie and Kim realize they have great chemistry when they're debating issues against each other. Kim sees the on-air potential and asks Robbie to join her in a funny Cougar Radio segment. But it is hard to keep things light and funny when the gang has certain expectations of Robbie and Kim's peers have certain expectations of her. Will the two of them be able to put aside their differences and concentrate on their shared love of radio? 166755 2005 Radio Free Roscoe: Musical Influences T Episode #42. 3-11-2005 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Lily gets close to the new guy at Roscoe High but this guitar player may have more in mind than just Lily. 166756 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: My Pal Pronto T Episode #11. 10-3-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. The gang at RFR make a new radio show based on Ray's ongoing conflict with his father, which causes Ray to become a boarder in his own house. 166757 2005 Radio Free Roscoe: On a Wingman and a Prayer T Episode #44. 4-1-2005 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. While Robbie fights Lily's debut on Cougar Radio with the ever slippery River Pierce, Ray uses Travis' worldly background to secure his flailing social status. 166758 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: On the Air T Episode #2. 10-31-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Lily, Ray, Robbie and Travis have marked their territory as "Radio Free Roscoe." They have done a few shows but just because something is on the radio does it mean it's "real radio?" Travis puts them on-air without them knowing. 166759 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: One Steps Forward, Two Step Back. T Episode #29. 9-3-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Ray and Travis both try to be Lily's number one fan. Lily enters an open mike contest but fears she will be bad. When she gets on stage she is very nervous. Meanwhile Kim and Question Mark (Robbie) continue fighting one another. 166760 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: Pig-malion T Episode #16. 12-12-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. In return for new equipment, RFR is forced to do advertisements for Radio Hut. 166761 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: Political in Pink T Episode #7. 8-29-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Lily runs for class president and loses sight of everything she was fighting for in the first place. 166762 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: Power of Radio, The T Episode #1. 10-31-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. This station helps the amateur DJ's find their own identity while the crowd demands they be like everyone else. The gang is Lily, a musician. Travis, a semi-odd but charming outcast. Ray, a class clown. Robbie an independent guy who stands up for his thoughts. Robbie and Travis try out for Cougar Radio, but Travis finds it's not the voice of Roscoe High and quits. Robbie soon does as well. They both have ideas for their own radio show and they pull Lily and Ray along for the ride. 166763 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: Radio Wars T Episode #4. 8-8-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. When RFR is called lame by rival Kim Carlisle of Cougar Radio, it brings out a predicament. As RFR retaliates with an imitation of Kim, this breaks out many other things -- name-calling, dirty tricks and lies. Kim does her dirty work and goes drastic: she frames RFR for vandalism. As all this is going on RFR feels as if they are taking the station and all its perks for granted. The gang has to decide what is best for Radio Free Roscoe (RFR). 166764 2005 Radio Free Roscoe: Rah, Rah Revenge T Episode #43. 3-18-2005 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. After the Roscoe cheerleaders insult Lily and Parker, they team up with Travis to write a scathing song. 166765 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: River Deep, Roscoe High T DVD -R HQ 2565 Episode #36. 10-22-2004 School Radio Journalism. New DJ, River Pierce, a local athlete hero faking an injury, goes on Cougar Radio, the student radio station, and becomes the teacher's favorite. He seems to be taking over and threatens Kim Carlisle's radio career. Includes DJ and radio news. 166766 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: Scheming and Dreaming T Episode #31. 9-17-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Robbie becomes disillusioned with River's mentoring and Travis uses dream analysis to convince Lily he's the man in her dreams. 166767 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: Sports Ray-dio T Episode #13. 10-24-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Ray leaves RFR for rival station Cougar Radio and discovers the price of fame and subsequently the freedom of anonymity. 166768 2005 Radio Free Roscoe: Stand Up and Deliver T DVD -R HQ 3165 Episode #47. 4-22-2005 School Radio Journalism. Ray gets a public revenge on his brother who has been teasing him for years. Lily becomes jealous of Parker's new-found talent -- songwriting. 166769 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: There Will Be No Encore Tonight T Episode #39. 12-10-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Lily makes another attempt to express her feelings to Ray. Travis attempts to express his feelings to Bridget and Kim attempts to reveal her relationship with Robbie to the world. 166770 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: These Bossy Boots Are Made For Walking T Episode #30. 9-10-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Lily tries to get an interview with the Pettit Project on RFR. Too bad Ray hogs the whole interview. Robbie and Kim must work together on a dance but, much to their surprise, it's hard for them to decide on matters. With Kim mad at Robbie and Lily mad at Ray, can the two work things out? 166771 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: This Just In T Episode #19. 1-19-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Principal Waller goes a little crazy after starting his "Happy People, Happy Planet" campaign. It's up to the gang at RFR to restore everything at Henry Roscoe High. 166772 2005 Radio Free Roscoe: Trews About Rock & Roll, The T Episode #50. 5-20-2005 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. While No Man's Land rises to the top with a sweet gig opening for the Trews, Lily comes to realize that the truest friends are those that are around when you need them most. 166773 2005 Radio Free Roscoe: Truth or Conquests T Episode #49. 5-13-2005 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Rumors run wild when River accidentally sleeps over at Lily's house and Ray catches them in the act, inadvertently spreading gossip. 166774 2005 Radio Free Roscoe: Unbreak My Heart T Episode #40. 2-25-2005 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. While Ray discovers that finding love is sometimes as easy asking for it, Lily, Travis and Robbie each come to terms with their aching hearts. 166775 2005 Radio Free Roscoe: We'll Always Have Roscoe T Episode #41. 3-4-2005 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Robbie comes to the harsh realization that sometimes love means letting go, while Travis and Lily come to discover that letting go is the only way to maintain their friendship. 166776 2003 Radio Free Roscoe: Written in the Stars T Episode #17. 12-19-2003 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Travis and Audrey bond over their search for extra-terrestrial life, which inspires Travis to create a radio serial that reflects his feelings for her. 166777 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: You Choose, You Lose T Episode #27. 8-27-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Rumor about Kim and a ninth grader threatens to destroy her run of Cougar Radio. Lily accepts Ray's invitation to dinner but decides romance won't be in the cards. 166778 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: You've Got E-Mail T Episode #35. 10-15-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Ray is yet again attempting to win over Lily's heart. Meanwhile Travis is writing an email to Bridget. 166779 2004 Radio Free Roscoe: Zen and the Art of Bicycle Maintenance T Episode #21. 1-22-2004 School Radio Journalism. Four teenagers launch an anonymous underground radio station for them to speak their minds, express their feelings and talk about anything they want. They have a 4 p.m. daily radio show called "Radio Free Roscoe on 88.1 FM. Lily's going to help Travis celebrate his birthday whether he wants to or not. After Robbie's bike is stolen, Ray will stop at nothing to catch the thief. 166780 1929 Radio Guild R Series 1929-1940. Press 166781 1943 Radio Hall of Fame, The R Series 1943-1946 Press 166782 1922 Radio King, The M Serial. 10 chapters Woman Reporter (Louise Lorraine). Wireless radio communication. Hero Brad and the reporter provide happy ending 166783 1930 Radio Kisses M Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Radio Show Host Marjorie Beebe does an advice-to-the-lovelorn radio show, but needs help herself 166784 2004 Radio Man M TV Anchor (Jessica Willey). Night DJ (Brad Copeland). High School kid battles inner fears and an unyielding father in realizing his dream of being on the radio. 166785 1930 Radio Menace, The SSF Farley, Ralph Milne Radio 166786 1942 Radio Reader's Digest R CD10 - Wells Series 1942-1948. Radio dramas on journalists and news media. News Media 166787 1943 Radio Runaround M Radio. Leon Erroll operates a radio station 166788 1945 Radio Stars on Parade M DVD -R HQ 6238, 6240 Media. Ralph Edwards, real-life host of "Truth or Consequences." 166789 1951 Radio tekee murron MF Radio Reporter (Joel Asikainen). Radio Reporter (Lasse Poysti). 166790 1952 Radio tulee hulluksi MF Finland Radio Reporter Toivo Terasvuori (Hannes Hayrinen). Radio Reporter Eila Terasvuori (Ritva Arvelo). Reporting Department Chief Ranta (Yrjo Ikonen). Sound Engineer Leo Laakso (Kaarlo Halttunen). Radio Worker (Oiva Sala). Radio Worker (Seppo Sariola). 166791 1923 Radio-Mania M AFI-Radio Radio 166792 1995 Radio.doc MTF Austria Newspaper Editor (Pavle Ravnohrib). 166793 1994 Radioland Murders M Newspaper Owner Gen. Walt Whalen (Ned Beatty), Whalen Broadcasting Network 166794 1998 Radium Girls P Gregory, D.W. Play in Two Acts Sob Sister Nancy Jane Harlan from the tabloid New York Graphic who is covering the story of girls dying from working in a radium plant. . Reporter Jack Youngwood of the Newark Ledger... Photographer. Story takes place in the 1920s. 166795 1910 Radium Terrors, The NSF OWN - H Dorrington, Albert Journalist combines forces with scientist to recover radium stolen by a sinister Oriental. 166796 1990 Rafales M Canada Radio Reporter Louis-Philippe Trepanier (Denis Bouchard) is ambitious, chases after a crook when a robbery goes wrong in Montreal during a Christmas blizzard hoping to exploit things for his career, leading, eventually, to a hostage taking. It is Christmas Eve and it’s snowing hard. For reasons of his own, a man tells his two friends that he won’t join them in their attempt to rob a department store. After some discussion, the two brothers go ahead with their planned theft. They have been followed by the radio reporter who is aware of the whole scheme. When one of them is caught by the police as they leave the scene of the crime, having killed someone in the confusion, the reporters suggests that the remaining thief take him hostage -- at the radio station. Once they are in the station, they are besieged by advertizers insisting that they interrupt their live-crime broadcast with ads, since everybody is listening to it. 166797 1993 Rafe’s Island NR Wilkins, Gina Reporter T.J. Harris is an impulsive, outspoken newspaper reporter who somebody wants dead. Rafe Dancer left his dark, violent past as an intelligence operative behind. But a chance meeting put all of his skills back on the job -- protecting Reporter Harris. She wasn’t one to run and hide, but Rafe whisked her away to his refuge -- a tropical island -- before she could protest. Together alone. T.J. and Rafe had both been bitterly hurt in the past. Each was wary of any kind of commitment. But the attraction was undeniable. If Rafe wasn’t careful, he would be putting more than his life at risk. 166798 1994 Raffle, The M News Media. Reporter (Kelsa Kinsly). Reporter (Michelle Stoppa) 166799 1819 Raft of Medusa, The H Gericault, Theodore Lithographer-Painter Theodore Gericault looked for headline stories he could turn into art. Government vessel sank and 150 people tried to escape on a raft, but only 15 were rescued. Picture shows remaining survivors as they first see rescue ship. Gericault interviewed survivors and drew their portraits. He studied corpses in the morgue. He even had a model of the raft made for authenticity. 166800 1992 Rag Doll Press NJ Taylor, E.J. Publisher. Violet Pickles' use of an old printing press to publish a newspaper for the town of Fern Hill. 166801 1928 Rag, The: Incident in Three Acts, An P MLPL Monkhouse, Allan 812 M745-2 Newspaper story 166802 1916 Ragamuffin, The M Newspaper. Street waif reading copy of Police Gazette 166803 2000 Ragazze di Miss Italia, Le TF TV Salso Reporter (Stefano Masciarelli). Behind-the-scenes drama at the Annual Miss Italia pageant 166804 1995 Rage M Barmettler, Joseph John, Jacobsen Hart (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Tigar assigned to get some dirt on a schoolteacher captured by a right wing group conducting experiments in cloning on illegal aliens under guise of being law enforcement officers who escapes and is branded a fugitive. Local TV news producer decides story must be hot because it is being covered by Hard Copy. Harry is ordered to take novice reporter Bobby T. (Jillian McWhirter) along with him. Veteran reporter Harry is ribbed by his colleagues for his unsuccessful attempt to get a foreign dignitary arrested for drug trafficking. Harry regards himself as the only real reporter at the station and he and Bobby T. don't get along. Media circus develops outside schoolteacher's house. Harry gets an interview with a neighbor. Harry goes on the air to defend the schoolteacher. Later he receives a call from the fugitive offering him an exclusive. They arrange meeting at a mall. When authorities also show up, school teacher accuses reporter of setting him up. Agents confiscate Bobby T.'s camera. She sneaks out the tape of the interview. Villain is captured. Harry does final commentary while school teacher recovers in a hospital. 166805 1992 Rage and Honor M TV Reporter (Steven Reich). 166806 1999 Rage of the Werewolf M Newswoman (Kendra Munger) 166807 1987 Rage To Kill M TV Commentator (Chris Chavez). Director of Information (Thapelo Mofokeng). 166808 1965 Rage to Live, A M DVD -R HQ 9747, 9748. VHS 1254 AFI-Editors Editor Jack Hollister (Peter Graves) of The fort Penn Sentinel. Newspaper Heiress Grace Caldwell is a young Pennsylvania woman with her widowed mother who has trouble restraining herslef when it comes to the amorous attentions of young men. News Media. Reporters from the Sentinel call in from a car crash and are told to keep other reporters from a witness who heard the man saying things about Caldwell. As word starts to spread about her behavior, Grace becomes a major source of heartache for her mother and a big source of concern to her brother, Brock. At a Christmas party, she meets a gentleman farmer and marries him after making it clear there are things about her past she’s not at all proud of. Grace’s nymphomania threatens to destroy the reputation of her staid, wealthy Pennsylvania family. After a series of meaningless dalliances with strange men in cheap motel rooms, she meets the San Francisco real estate broker and marries him. A son is born and everything seems fine. Problems develop when a lusty contractor, the son of one of her mother’s former servants, arrives and seduces her. She tries to end the affair and he becomes enraged, gets drunk and accidentally crashes his truck. He is killed in the crash. Reports of his death include details about his tryst with Grace prompting her husband to wonder if she is also involved with Newspaper Editor Hollister, a suspicion shared by Jack’s wife, Amy. Brandishing a gun, she publicly confronts Grace at a charity event (Newspaper headline: Tates Host Charity Carnival Tonight”) and attempts suicide. She is rescued by her husband who realizing she will never change, decides the time has come to begin a new life with his son and leaves his wife alone. 166809 1949 Rage to Live, A N OWN - P O'Hara, John Press 166810 2001 Rage Within, The M Photographer (Bode Helm). 166811 1994 Ragged Rainbows NR Miller, Linda Lael Silhouette Special Edition No. 324 Reporter Mitch Prescott's instincts may expose the painful secrets of a woman who grew up in the limelight of her mother's fame -- and now protects her ailing mother from scathing exposes. Shay Kendall had grown up in the limelight of her mother’s fame -- and now protected her ailing mother from scathing exposes. But would Prescott’s reporter instincts uncover all of Kendall’s painful secrets? 166812 1995 Raghuveer MF India Reporter Roshni (Shilpa Shirodkar) is in love with a law student who is honest and dedicated and will not tolerate any injustice. He is arrested and imprisoned on false changes. His brother, hell-bent on destroying the organized crime syndicates that make life in his city a misery, is angry at his his student brother for embarrassing him and won’t have anything to do with him anymore. The student is released and soon he and his friends acquire a reputation bringing them into direct confrontation with the authorities, including his brother, the reporter’s father, a judge, and the chief minister. 166813 1980 Raging Bull M DVD -R HQ 2542, 2545, 2537. Reporter (Bill Mazer). Reporter (Jimmy Williams). Reporter at Jake's House (Allan Malamud). Reporter at Phone booth - Dauthuille Fight (Ken Richards). 166814 1987 Rags to Riches T DVD -R HQ 3650. 3958 Series 3-9-1987 to 1-15-1988 School Newspaper. Marva Foley (Tisha Campbell) and Rose Foley (Kimiko Gelman) work on their high school newspaper, the Cougar. Patti Foley (Blanca DeGarr) wants to be a writer 166815 1927 Ragtime M AFI-Publishers/Plagiarism Publisher 166816 1981 Ragtime M News Media. Reporter (Burnell Tucker). Stock Reporter (Daniel Foley). Stock Reporter (Richard Oldfield). Stock Reporter (Tony Sibbald). Stock Reporter (Peter Whitman). Special Reporter (Michael Jeter). Special Reporter (Jan Triska). 166817 2002 Rah Xephon C Okouchi, Ichiro(Writer). Japan. Produced by Bones studio; Fuji TV network. Anime series.Mecha anime. Drama anime. romance anime. Reporter Johji Futagami is a news reporter from Amato News who is given exclusive press access to TERRA, making his way around the island of Nirai Kanai asking questions of both principal characters and other local residents. Throughout the series, he is able to supply new information to Haruka, while being involved in investigative journalism. He eventually goes on his own hunt for Ayato and Asahina after their escape from Tokyo Jupiter. It is revealed that his real name is Jumonji Takeshi, and that he is a high-ranking intelligence officer with the Earth Federation. In the endgame, he relays orders to the combined TERRA/Federation fleet and tracks down and kills Ernst von Bahbem. Futagami does not appear in the movie or the mange. 166818 2002 RahXephon C Japan. TV Newscaster (Bob Biggerstaff - Voice). Newscaster A (Charles Kennedy - Voice). Newscaster B (Bob Biggerstaff - Voice). Newscaster (Victor Carsrud - Voice). Radio Newscaster (Kevin Charles - Voice). 166819 1893 Raid on Mellish SS USC Barr, Robert In "Face and the Mask." Newspaper Staff. Argus frequently changed its men. Managing editors disappeared. McCrasky (Angus or Archie) became local editor. Thompson. Both eventually fired. 166820 1989 Raiders of the Living Dead M Sherman, Samuel M., Brett Piper (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Morgan Randall (Robert Deveau) discovers an abandoned island prison inhabited by a mad scientist involved in reanimating corpses. 166821 2002 Rail, The N Owen, Howard Reporter David is nearing 40 and has just lost his journalism job in Washington D.C. He fears his marriage is failing and his wife is having an affair. His father, a Hall of Famer baseball player who killed a state trooper in a drunk driving accident and went to prison, is being released. David picks him up and takes him home, discovering truths about his father he never could have anticipated. 166822 1954 Rails Into Laramie M Photographer (Anthony Jochim). 166823 1971 Railway Children, The M Photographer (Erik Chitty). 166824 2001 Rain M Short - Romance Newscaster (George Meyers). 166825 2005 Rain Dogs N Doolittle, Sean Former Chicago Reporter Tom Coleman lost a child and a marriage and now doesn't get much of an inheritance in Valentine, Nebraska: broken-down pickup truck, ramshackle campground, canoe livery, one pot-smoking employee he doesn't need and can't afford. Drug lab blows up near his property putting him in contact with the woman he once loved, a small-town cop and a powerful local who doesn't want him around. Became an alcoholic after his child's death. 166826 1971 Rain For a Dusty Summer M News Vendor (Manuel Bronchud). 166827 1990 Rain Killer, The M Anchorwoman (Mary Ingersoll). 166828 1990 Rain Morgan: Curse the Darkness: NM Grant-Adamson, Lesley #5 Rain Morgan Mysteries Gossip Columnist Rain Morgan of the London Daily Post, a reporter on Fleet Street. African-American Holly Chase is her assistant. Morgan follows up on the mysterious deaths of a TV scriptwriter and a novelist. Could the deaths be linked? 166829 1985 Rain Morgan: Face of Death NM OWN - H Grant-Adamson, Lesley #2 Rain Morgan Mysteries Gossip Columnist Rain Morgan of the London Daily Post, a reporter on Fleet Street. African-American Holly Chase is her assistant. 166830 1986 Rain Morgan: Guilty Knowledge NM OWN - P Grant-Adamson, Lesley #3 Rain Morgan Mysteries Gossip Columnist Rain Morgan of the London Daily Post, a reporter on Fleet Street. African-American Holly Chase is her assistant. A man claims an amnesiac woman in the hospital bed is his wife. All she knows is that she was injured in a road accident and was brought to the hospital with only the clothes on her back. She had no bag and carried no ID. 166831 1985 Rain Morgan: Patterns in the Dust (aka Death on Widow's Walk) NM GPL Grant-Adamson, Lesley #1 Rain Morgan Mysteries Gossip Columnist Rain Morgan of the London Daily Post, a reporter on Fleet Street. African-American Holly Chase is her assistant. 166832 1987 Rain Morgan: Wild Justice NM OWN - H Grant-Adamson, Lesley #4 Rain Morgan Mysteries Gossip Columnist Rain Morgan of the London Daily Post, a reporter on Fleet Street. African-American Holly Chase is her assistant. Morgan is no sooner back at the office when the paper's new proprietor Hal MacQuillan, hated owner of the London's Daily Post, is found slumped over his desk with a knife in his back 166833 1932 Rain on the Roof N OWN - H Lipke, Kay Newspaperman Lance Randolph. Career of a young newspaper woman in Los Angeles 166834 1992 Rain Without Thunder M Reporter (Carolyn McCormick) 166835 1995 Rainbow M News Media. Newark Reporter (Gwen Tolbart). 166836 2008 Rainbow Around the Sun M Reporters (Morgan Brown, Beth Swales, Ira Schlezinger, Melissa Scaramucci). 166837 1987 Rainbow Below, The N Atkinson, Hugh News Media 166838 1967 Rainbow City: Better Fortune, A T Episode #3. 7-19-1967 Newsreader (David Stevens). 166839 1972 Rainbow Conspiracy, The NM OWN - P Lees, Dan Reporter Jeff Plummer 166840 1990 Rainbow Drive M Publisher of the Los Angeles Post. Murder mystery with a newspaper publisher as the villain. Reporter #1 (R.J. Rudolph). 166841 1954 Rainbow Jacket, The M Commentator, Racing (Raymond Glendenning) 166842 1937 Rainbow Pass, The DM DVD -R HQ 6835 Tourneur Jacques, Director MGM Short Host Carey Wilson. Travelogue on China's Rainbow Pass. 166843 1926 Rainbow Riley M Buchanan, Thompson (Play - "Cub, The"). John W. Krafft (Titles). Remake of 1915 "The Cub" film. AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter Steve Riley (Johnny Hines) for the Louisville Ledger gets involved in a feud between Kentucky mountain families. When he falls for the daughter of one family, and ignores the daughter of the other clan, both parties go after him. Eventually he is rescued by the state militia and returns with the story and his new wife. Newspaper Editor (Herbert Standing). 166844 1992 Rainbow Warrior, The M News Media. French Reporter (Ruth Dudding). 166845 1987 Rainbow Way, The NR Bright, Laurey (pseudonym used by Daphne Clair) Silhouette Romance #525 Reporter Alexia King was just trying to get a story on the reclusive Nathan Hazard. Given her obvious charms, Nathan thought she was after something quite different. And, given how intelligent and attractive she seemed, he was more than willing to oblige. The first misunderstanding passed quickly, but their troubles had just begun. Alexia was still mourning the death of her husband. She needed time before she could fall in love again. But Nathan had waited his whole life to meet the one woman he wanted to marry, and now that he’d found her, he wasn’t inclined to be patient one moment longer. 166846 1977 Rainer Werner Fassbinder. 1977 DF West Germany - Short Interviewer Florian Hopf 166847 2007 Raines T Series Reporter (Cougar Zank) 166848 2007 Raines: 5th Step (aka Fifth Step) T DVD -R HQ 8332 Episode 4-13-2007 News Media. Raines sees the dead victim next to her husband during a news conference. 166849 2007 Raines: Inner Child T Episode #2. TV Reporter (Laimarie Serrano). 166850 1997 Rainmaker, The M News Media. Newscaster (Lynn Carthane). CNN Reporter (James W. Redmond). Legal Commentator (Donald Polden). 166851 1948 Raintree County N OWN - H Lockridge, J. Ross Newspaperman Jerusalem Webster Stiles, the "Perfessor," a cynic. Later becomes a newspaperman in New York. He proves years later that the hero is not guilty of adultery as charged. 166852 1957 Raintree County M Photographer (Jack Daly). 166853 1994 Rainwoman 8 M Adult Journalist (Sarah Jane Hamilton -- The Journalist). 166854 2003 RaiOt TF Italy Spanish Interviewer (Sabina Guzzanti). Media Tycoon. 166855 1980 Raise the Titanic M SVD 905 Cussler, Clive (Novel). Eric Hughes (Adaptation). Adam Kennedy (Screenplay) Reporter Dana Archibald (Anne Archer), who is determined to uncover the truth behind the admiral's mission Reporter #2 (Ron David). Reporter #3 (Franchelle Stewart Dorn). Reporter #4 (Claire Lee). Reporter #5 (Norvell McDonald). Reporter #6 (Jim Scopelitis). Reporter #7 (Gabrielle DeCuir). Bearded Reporter at Sandecker Press Conference (Clive Cussler). Commentator (Sander Vanocur-Himself). 166856 1987 Raising Arizona M L. SVD 671. B 108 News Media. Newscaster (Bill Rocz). Reporter (Carver Barns). Reporter (Bill Andres). 166857 1992 Raising Cain M L Newscaster (Carolyn Morrell). Weatherman (Stever Schill). 166858 2002 Raising Dead M Reporter on Radio (Reverend Lynn Lemon) 166859 2004 Raising Helen M DVD -R HQ 6378, 6379 News Media. Zoo Reporter (Lisa Roberts Gillan). Zoo Cameraman (John Cooney). Photographer (Shannon Wilcox). Hockey Announcer (Joe Unitas). News Vendor (Charles Guardino). 166860 2003 Raising Hell M Reporter. Rag Reporter (Devlin Farslyn). 166861 2006 Raising Jeffrey Dahmer M News Media. TV Reporter (Valissa Smith). Newscaster (Anne Peterson). Reporter (Nick Lamendola). 166862 1998 Raising the Heights M Ness TV Reporter Judy Berkowitz (Fia Perena), a Jewish, 20-something reporter frustrated by her bosses' unwillingness to let her tell stories of substance. She gets involved with a teenage African-American boy. African-American teenager finds out his white teacher is a drug dealer and takes the teacher hostage. Judy covers the story. Editor (Steve Lippe). 166863 1973 Raison du plus fou, La MF Reporter d'Europe n 1, Le (Christian Barbier) 166864 2000 Raiz do Coracao, A MF Portugal Journalist (Baptista-Bastos). 166865 2007 Raja 1918 MF Finland Reporter (Stefan Moller). 166866 2007 Raja 1918 M Reporter (Stefan Moller) 166867 1994 Raja Babu MF India. Photographer (Shashi Kiran). Publisher (Babbanlal Yadav). 166868 2000 Rajongo DF Series 2000 Critic Andras Rez 166869 1957 Rakas varkaani MF Finland Journalist (Pirkko Karppi). Journalist (Martti Romppanen). Journalist (Vilho Ruuskanen). Journalist (Tauno Soder). Soundman (Bjorn Korander). Editor (Armas Vallasvuo). 166870 1954 Rakastin sinua, Hilde MF Finland Radio Reporter (Veikko Itkonen - Voice). 166871 1964 Raker, The N OWN - H Sinclair, Andrew Obituary Writer Adam Quince 166872 2001 Raketfart: TF Denmark. Episode #3 Hollywood Reporter Jeannie Mortensen (Herself). 166873 2001 Raketfart: Version 8.0 TF Denmark. Episode #8. Photographer Klaus Thyman (Himself). 166874 1990 Rakket. Ein Hit von Charlie Fulcher N Lindlau, Dagobert Germany TV Journalist 166875 1996 Rakshak MF India. Photographer (Shivkumar Subramaniam). 166876 1995 Rakusho! Hyper Doll C Reporter (Tom Fahn - Tom Charles - Voice English Version). Reporter (David Hayter - Sean Barker - Voice English Version). 166877 1987 Ralph S. Mouse MT News Media. News Cameraman (Jimmy Bridges) 166878 1946 Ralph's Blizzard Story SS GPL Carruth, Gorton Veeder In "Best Stories of Heroism I know by John Clair Minot, The." Reporter for the Chronicle (Ralph Denton) 166879 2008 Ralph’s Children N Norman, Hilary Journalist Kate Turners has escaped the city to lick her wounds while miles away another woman is counting the hours until she sees her disabled son. Neither know that a game has been created especially for him -- a killing game. 166880 1995 Ram Jaane MF India Journalist (Kishore Bhatt). 166881 2006 Ramblin' Roses and the Internet Newsletter NJ Carson, John. Darryl Taylor (Illustrator) Internet Newsletter Writer Rose is 12 years old. Rose's grandfather's stories plant an insatiable curiosity in her, inspiring her to become an investigative reporter with the dream of winning the Pulitzer some day. 166882 1823 Rameau's Nephew N USC Diderot, Denis Writer Diderot, French encyclopedist and writer in dialogue with Rameau, the composer. Two classes. The first class (musicians, artists and writers). Second class: hangers-on of literature, booksellers or journalists and sometimes professional spongers. Third class: financiers, judges and other officials. "…the great literary critics, the whole gang of penny-a-liners: l'Avant-Coureur, les Petites Affiches, l'Annee litteraire, l'Observateur litteraire, le Censeur hebdomadaire -- all of them." "All beggars are friends at the trough. That damned Observateur, the devil take him and all his sheets! It's he, that stinking, miserly, money-lending little priest who is responsible for my disgrace." 166883 2003 Ramona MTF Sweden Miniseries Editor-in-Chief (Christer Fant). 166884 2005 Rampart M Newscaster (Calvi Pabon). 166885 1940 Ramparts We Watch, The M Reporters for "The Day" (Norman Feltcorn, Oliver Bell). Louis (Louis De Rochemont III) 166886 1992 Ramsey Sears: On the Road Again: Further Adventures of Ramsey Sears, The N Dean, Elizabeth #2 Ramsey Sears Series Magazine Journalist Ramsey Sears works for a prestigious lesbian magazine and journeys to lesbian communities around the country. She is on the road again driving cross-country reporting on lesbian destinations and communities. She’s out of the office and out of sorts because she thinks her boss, Rita, is falling in love, but not with her. When her odyssey takes her to a holistic health ranch, the fast-food junkie finds herself sharing a room with Katy, a politically correct health fanatic. But a late night call sends Ramsey on a driving marathon to meet Rita and the mysterious Melissa in San Francisco. 166887 2004 Ranarna MF Sweden German Journalist (Anna-Clara Blixt). 166888 2009 Rancher and the Reluctant Princess, The NR Flynn, Christine Silhouette Special Edition Series #1967 Paparazzi are continually after Princess Sophie Saxe who is always on the run from the prying eyes of the paparazzi. The secluded Montana ranch seemed the perfect hideway. She thought she’d found peace here at least for a little while. But then Sophie found herself falling hard for a man unlike any she’d ever encountered in her own glittering world. His home was in the big sky country with the adorable little girl he was raising alone. Her world was in the royal courts of Europe. She knew a future with him was impossible. Until she learned this stubborn, sexy cowboy always got his woman. 166889 2007 Rancher's Request NR Bagwell, Stella Silhouette Special Edition #1802 Journalist Juliet Madsen has been burned by men before but she certainly hadn't left Dallas for small-town Texas looking for love or a family. Until she met a single father and wealthy rancher. The two began a steamy affair. The rancher was everything she'd ever wanted -- smart, sexy, loyal to his family and extremely dedicated to his teenage daughter. But he didn't know that Juliet was on assignment to expose his family's secrets. She fears if he found out, she just might lose the family she had always wanted. 166890 1986 Rancho Maria N OWN - H Oster, Jerry Former Reporter Eve Zabriskie, one-time baseball reporter and private eye 166891 1970 Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased): Somebody Just Walked Over My Grave T Episode #17. 1-9-1970 Commentator (Andrew Sachs). German Commentator (Michael Sheard). 166892 1998 Random Acts NM Smith, Taylor Reporter Claire Gillespie is a star newsmagazine reporter trying to finish a piece on the Russian mafia in New York when she uncovers some disturbing ties to a kidnapping/murder in California. An old friend of the family conveniently heads the investigation giving Gillespie access to inside information. She is shadowed by a former FBI agent who keeps dropping in on her and leaving hints about the killer. When Gillespie, her niece and the ex-FBI agent are all trapped by the killer, an ugly truth is revealed. Gillespie and a top FBI profiler are unexpectedly brought together because of the headline-grabbing "Totnap" case. Four infants have been kidnapped in Los Angeles and two bodies recovered. Reporter Gillespie intends to rip away the veil of secretary that surrounds and protects the criminal profiler. She has evidence that Madden committed murder and got away with it -- until now. 166893 2005 Random Crimes N Smillie, Warren Chicago Tribune Reporter Jack Dragon is lured on the basis of a few beguiling clues provided by the daughter of a Chicago City Police Chief in 1893 to find a man she has never known but suspects may be related to her. the same time, reporter Jack Dragon is blackmailed by the chief into finding the same man, but for a very different reason -- Chief Glass believes the unknown stranger is guilty of murdering four Chicago city policemen. Unless Jack engages in the hunt for this man, the chief has threatened to arrest him for the murders. In a desperate chase deep into the wilderness of the Old West, Jack Dragon (now disguised as a U.S. Marshal) encounters outlaws and murders Slowly he begins to piece together a pattern in the otherwise random series of crimes- a pattern that eventually leads him to believe that he is on the trail of two men. One of them is none other than the notorious Whitechapel killer, Jack the Ripper. 166894 1995 Random Factor, The M Sci-Fi TV Reporter (Michael O'Byrne). TV Anchor (Max Keeping). TV Weatherman (J.J. Clarke). 166895 1942 Random Harvest M DVD -R HQ 2345, 2346, 2326. L Journalist Charles Rainier (Ronald Coleman), amnesia victim, writes articles, gets job on Liverpool newspaper, hit by taxi and memory returns. Newsboy (Terry Kilburn). 166896 1941 Random Harvest N OWN - H Hilton, James Aspiring Journalist Harrison, a Cambridge student who graduates with a Ph.D. finds that "nobody in Fleet Street" held his doctorate worth a regular job. Harrison does snippets of "highbrow reviewing from some of the more illustrious and penurious weeklies, reckoning myself well-paid if the books themselves were expensive and could be sold for more cash…" "…but the newspaper world at that time was full of journalists out of work through amalgamations, and the chance of getting on the staffs of any of the big dailies was not encouraging." "A journalist told me he would be difficult to build up as a newspaper hero because his personality was 'centripetal' instead of "centrifugal." 166897 1949 Random Harvest R Episode #36. 2-17-1949. Hallmark Playhouse Journalist Charles Rainier, amnesia victim, writes articles, gets job on Liverpool newspaper, hit by taxi and memory returns. 166898 1946 Random Harvest R Episode #88. 3-5-1946. Theatre of Romance Journalist Charles Rainier (Don Ameche), amnesia victim, writes articles, gets job on Liverpool newspaper, hit by taxi and memory returns. 166899 1999 Random Hearts M TV News Anchor (Don Scott). TV Reporters at Hospital (Steven Mark Friedman, Judy Jamison, Becky Veduccio). News Reporter (Tina Naughton). Reporter #4 (Susan Lynskey). News Anchors (Dina Napoli, Tracey Neale). Field Reporter (Kai Jackson). Field Reporter (Virg Jacques). Field Reporter (Will Thomas). Press Conference Reporter (David Collins). Press Conference Reporter (Todd Wallace). Press Conference Reporter (Pat Warren). Reporter's Assistant (David Heline Jr.). Helicopter Pilot for TV News (Alan D. Purwin). 166900 1979 Random Track to Peking N OWN - H Ferguson, Austin Female TV News Star 166901 2002 Random Years, The T SVD 1161 Aspiring Music Critic (Will Friedle) shares Manhattan loft. 166902 2009 Randoms SS Darrell, Keith B. Reporter interviews a garrulous building in this anthology of speculative fiction. 166903 2008 Range 19: A New Beginning N White, S.J. (Sandy) Reporter tags along a group of former soldiers who want to make things right. 166904 1918 Ranger, The M AFI-Editors/Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Editor. Texas Ranger Jim Slater (Shorty Hamilton) poses as a reporter for the Silver City News to expose the editor Carl Werner (William Colvin), who is a German spy spreading anti-American propaganda. Ranger falls in love with the editor's daughter. Editor poisons himself and the ranger wins over the daughter. 166905 1940 Rangers of Fortune M Butler, Frank (Screenplay) Ness Book Publishers Mary Elizabeth "Squib" Clayborn (Betty Brewer) and her grandfather Homer Granville Clayborn (Brandon Tynan) have been driven from a western town for publishing a newspaper. They meet up with trio of adventurers who have escaped from Mexican firing squad. The grandfather is murdered. Trio decides to stay and help female publisher. After one becomes marshal, he and his companions apprehend a gang that is terrorizing the town. "Squib" and newspaper publisher Mr. Prout (Arthur Allen) realize that a wealthy man is behind the gang, but as they are printing an editorial attacking him, the man shows up at the newspaper office. The female publisher is shot and the newspaper office is set on fire. The three adventurers finally confront the crook and eliminate him and his gang. 166906 1960 Rangon alul MF Hungary. Photographer (Ervin Kibedi). 166907 1983 Rangula Kala MF Journalist, Marxist (G. Narayana Rao). 166908 1956 Ransom M DVD -R HQ 3467, 3468. SVD 1092 Hume, Cyril, Richard Maibaum (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Charlie Telfer (Leslie Nielsen) for the Times-Chronicle arrives at man's home whose son is kidnapped. Claims paper is on boy's side. Opportunistic newsman attempts to get photographs of the child and tires to bribe the butler to see boy's bedroom Telfer is the only reporter allowed in the house. He agrees to hold off on the story in exchange for an exclusive. He watches as other members of the press gather outside the house. When butler asks him to join in praying for the boy, he tells him: "I just report the news, never attempt to influence it." Reporter is sympathetic to father even supporting his decision not to pay the ransom. Father's company sponsors a TV program and he uses the medium to send his message to the kidnappers. Even the newspaper reporter watches the TV reports on the kidnapping. He directs much of his venom at the newsreel cameramen planted outside the house. 166909 1990 Ransom N OWN - P Denning, Mark Freelance Journalist Roger Evans 166910 2009 Ransom Note Blues, The NJ #2 Alec Flint Mystery Series Reporter for a local newspaper is the mother of a girl named Gina who is a partner to Alec Flint, a super sleuth in training. When Gina’s mom gets a ransom note at work, Alec and Gina are on the case. The note claims that something belonging to the whole town has been stolen, but that something could be anything. The partners do their best to spend as much time possible sleuthing, but their schoolwork keeps getting in the way. 166911 1996 Ransom! M DVD. L News Media. TV Newscaster (Leslie Devlin). Newscaster (Lewis Dodley). News Anchor (Rosanna Scotto). News Anchor (Tony Potts). News Reporter (Donna Hanover). News Reporter #1 (Addie O'Donnell). News Reporter #2 (Judy Hudson). News Reporter #3 (Mitzie Pratt). News Reporter #4 (Lynne Redding). Reporter Guest (A.J. Benza). . 166912 1998 Ranvan: Magic Nation NJ Wieler, Diana Television News Cameraman Rhan Van is 18, a former video junkie embarking on a new game -- adult life. After being accepted for a two-year media program that will train him to become a TV news cameraman, Rhan’s extraordinary knight’s powers lead him to the shocking discovery of a racist organization. Rhan Van has always loved the world of fantasy -- the Magic Nation, his childhood corruption of the term “imagination.” Now at 18 and on his own, he still believes in the Magic Nation where he can do and be anything he wants. But few people know he has real powers. Now he is embarking on his most dangerous adventure yet: real life. Now a college broadcasting student, he discovers his true calling: operating a TV news camera. But the adult world is complicated. School work overwhelms him. He is confused about his feelings for a student named Jen and a skinhead group that wages a campaign of bigotry. To find his way, even a knight of the Universe must rely on ordinary hard work, resourcefulness, and trust in himself and his new friends. Rhan faces some tough dilemmas in journalistic ethics. Through it all, Rhan learns that the Magic Nation is all around him. 166913 2003 RAOH: War of the Wire M Commentator (Chris Lovey). 166914 1991 Rape of Doctor Willis, The MT TV Reporter (Bennett Liss). 166915 1730 Rape Upon Rape; Or the Justice Caught In His Own Trap P USC Fielding, Henry In "Plays and Poems, Vol. 2." Press. Many comments on the press of the day. Dabble. Quill. The politician's house is spread with newspapers. Politic tells Hilaret that she will find much in a half-sheet and she answers: "More lies, very probably." Politic: "If you would be informed in these matters, you must read all that come out: about forty every day, and some days fifty…." Later, the Politic tells Dabble: I have only read the London Journal, the Country Journal, the Weekly Journal…. Applebee's Journal...the British Gazetteer, the Morning Post, the Coffee-House Morning Post, the Daily Post, the Daily Post Boy, the Daily Journal, the Daily Courant, the Gazette, the Evening Post…so if you please, begin with the Lying Post…" 166916 1997 Rape: Crime of War, A M BBC Correspondent (Martin Bell-Himself) 166917 2007 Rapid Turnover T Reporter (Gayle Kellon) 166918 1974 Rapportpigen MF Denmark. Photographer Gunnar (Henrik Johansen). 166919 1996 Rapture in Death NM Robb, J.D. (Nora Roberts) TV Reporter Nadine Furst, top on-air reporter for Channel 75 166920 2007 Rapture of the Athlete Assumed Into Heaven, The M Short - Drama Reporter-Interviewer (John Larroquette) interviews an athlete on the last day of his life. 166921 1991 Rapture, The M Public Relations. Presidential Press Secretary (Bill A. Jones) 166922 2001 Rapture, The NSF Jinks, Catherine Journalism Student Aldo Frewin learns that Joseph Peek turned into another person early in the 21st century. Now 80 years later, Frewin discovers who that person was -- and why he’s now living as Jarom Woodruff, 16, in a troubled Mormon cult in remote Tasmania. For members of the cult, the end of the world is imminent and the Rapture awaits. For Aldo and his uncle, time is running out. They need to know -- will Jarom die as Joseph died before they uncover the truth? Has a genetic experiment changed the course of history? And if it did, does anyone have the power to change the future? 166923 2007 Rapture, The: In the Twinkling of an Eye: Countdown to the Earth's Last Days NSF #3 Countdown to the Rapture Series. Journalist Cameron "Buck" Williams is in Israel when the Russians attack and he experiences for himself the miraculous deliverance of the Holy Land. Buck cannot deny Chicago Bureau Chief Lucinda Washington's insistence that the vent was prophesied in the Scriptures, though he dares not consider the personal ramifications. 166924 1959 Rare Bird N Allsop, K. Press 166925 2006 Rare Murder in Princeton N Waldron, Ann Reporter McLeod Dulaney has returned to Princeton as a visiting professor -- and as a lifelong lover of the written word, she spends a good amount of time browsing the Rare Books collection, where she makes fast friends. But soon she finds one of her new friends murdered in an eighteenth-century study, and the murder weapon is missing. To further confuse matters, McLeod learns that her temporary home was the site of a murder some years back, and everyone seems to have a different version of the story A seasoned reporter, McLeod’s intrigued and goes about investigating both murders. Could they have been connected? 166926 1930 Rasdende Reporter, Der N Kisch, Egon Erwin Germany Reporter Egon Erwin Kisch was known as der Rasende Reporter, a sobriquet variously rendered as “the rampaging reporter,” “the roving reporter,” “the furious reporter,” or in the felicitous translation of some local papers, “the mad reporter.” A kind of proletarian Hunter S. Thompson, Kisch specialized in documenting his own improbable adventures on the seamy side of cities all over the world. His “reportage” was narrative journalism in which the personality of the writer became integral to the story. His recorded adventures include: 166927 1967 Rasdende Reporter, Der T Andics, Helmut Germany. 6-2-1967 West Germany. Reporter Egon Erwin Kisch (Henrich Schweiger) was known as der Rasende Reporter, a sobriquet variously rendered as “the rampaging reporter,” “the roving reporter,” “the furious reporter,” or in the felicitous translation of some local papers, “the mad reporter.” A kind of proletarian Hunter S. Thompson, Kisch specialized in documenting his own improbable adventures on the seamy side of cities all over the world. His “reportage” was narrative journalism in which the personality of the writer became integral to the story. His recorded adventures include: 166928 2008 Rashi’s Daughter, Secret Scholar NJ Anton, Maggie Jewish Bible Commentator Salomon ben Isaac (known as Rashi) lives in 11th century Troyes, France. Joheved is his eldest daughter and women of the time were barred from studying Jewish texts but Rashi secretly teaches first Joheved and then her sister Miriam. 166929 1983 Raskenstam MF Photographer (Carl Billquist). 166930 1931 Rasp, The M UK Only Reporter Anthony Gethryn (Claude Horton) determines to unmask the real murderer of a cabinet minister killed at his country house. His secretary is the prime suspect and is arrested. 166931 1990 Raspad MF Ukrainian Journalist returns from abroad and wants to go to Chernobyl to report on the nuclear disaster, but his boss prefers to assign him to cover a cycling race. When he finally does manage to reach the accident site, his courage makes a media hero of him. But then he finds he too has been exposed to the dangers of radioactivity. In this account of the Chernobyl catastrophe, this film singles out for criticism the silence of the press, the hypocrisy and negligence of those responsible and pays tribute to the merits of the righteous few. 166932 1953 Raspberry Queen, The T PR - 11-15-53. (Omnibus segment) Press Agent. Story of press agent's effort to make a drum majorette of 16 the Queen of Wynndotte Valley 166933 1963 Rasputin Was a Nice Old Man T Press 166934 2001 Rastignac ou les ambitieux TF Miniseries Journalist (Etienne Bartholomeus) 166935 2001 Rat for usodet - en dokumentarfilm om skuespillerdromme, eksistens og laengsel DF Denmark Interviewer Ivan Rod. 166936 1998 Rat Pack, The MT Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell (Michael Townsend Wright). Reporter (Brad Blaisdell). Newscaster (Greg Berg). 166937 2001 Rat Race M Reporter (Kathleen Marshall). Press Spokesman (Mike Garibaldi). 166938 2009 Rat Scratch Fever M News Media. Newscaster (John H. Mayer). Army of giant, mutant rats causes death and destruction after coming back from space. 166939 1999 Rat Sludge CB Anonymous Gossip Columnist for the Internet 166940 2007 Rat Thing, The M TV Reporter (Anthony Griffith). 166941 2007 Ratatouille M DVD -R HQ 9561, 9562 Animated Movie from Pixar Food Critic Anton Ego (Peter O'Toole) is an uber-acerbic, sneering critic who once ruined legendary chief Auguste Gusteau's reputation. 166942 1986 Ratboy M Reporter at Dump (Steve Bassett). Reporter at Dump (Lloyd Nelson). Theater Reporter (Theresa DePaolo). Lake Reporter (Ed Williams). Cameraman (Don Sparks). Production Assistant (Michael Canavan). 166943 1986 Rate It X DT Interviewer Lucy Winer. 166944 2004 Rated "R": Republicans in Hollywood DT Interviewer-Narrator (Jesse Moss - Himself). 166945 2000 Rated X M Reporter (John Anderson) 166946 1952 Ratgeber des Herzens. Ein heiterer Roman aus der Zeitungswelt N Haydn, Ludwig Journalist 166947 1985 Ratings Are Murder N Irving, Clive Weinberg List Journalist 166948 2003 Rats (aka Killer Rats) M DVD -R HQ 5261, 5262 Reporter discovers an army of vicious rodents have infested the rehab facility she is investigating. TV Reporter (Annie Nigh Ward). Reporter 1 (Atanas Srebrev). 166949 2004 Rats & Bullies DT Interviewer-Host (Roberta McMillan). Narrator (Ray Buffer). 166950 2000 Rats and Rabbits (aka Rats & Rabbits) M Walker, George F. (Based on Play, Beyond Mozambique) Reporter Jim Smith (Andrew Tarbet) has uncovered some disturbing information about the mayor in a dangerous inner-city neighborhood. One summer night, the mayor is brutally murdered. In a part of town where the only law is the law of the jungle, six misfits including Smith are forced to perform a despairing and dangerous balancing act -- each needs the other, but the rules of the game are clear: everyone for him/herself. 166951 1940 Rats Breed Rats SM Fleming-Roberts, G.T. Black Mask, Aug. 1940, Vol. 23, No. 4, pp. 95-103 Reporter Pop Walker, sentimental reporter teams with tough cop 166952 2001 Rats, The MT DVD -R HQ 5032, 5033. Public Relations Executive Susan Costello (Madchen Amick) is head of public relations at Garvers department store in New York City. She fights off a clan of evil rats that overtake a Manhattan department store and threatens to overrun the city. Trouble begins when a customer is bitten in one of the dressing rooms and develops a rare disease. More incidents occur and more people end up in the hospital. Rats begin taking over the subway, recreational centers, apartment buildings and buses. Costello teams up with a rat exterminator to fight off the rats. 166953 1982 Ratselflug T West Germany Reporter-Helicopter (Guther Jauch). Reporter-Helicopter (Bernhard Russi). 166954 1976 Rattlers M News Media 166955 1978 Rautakauppias Uuno Turhapuro, presidentin vavy MF TV Interviewer (Marjut Ollila). Photographer (Seppo Laine). 166956 1994 Rave Review M SVD 593 Entertainment Critic. Stage director's plan to save his struggling theater is complicated by an entertainment critic's unexpected demise 166957 1977 Raven MT UK. Miniseries Editor (Tenniel Evans). 166958 1915 Raven, The M AFI-Authors Writer 166959 1992 Raven: Unseen Enemy, The T SV 150 Episode #2. 7-1-1992 Reporter 166960 1970 Raven's End M AFI-Novelists Writer 166961 2005 Ravin’s Lair N Palermo, Stacey Fashion Magazine Photographer Ravin Capello, a famed New York photographer, struggles to balance her fast-paced profession at a prominent fashion magazine, and her need to keep her life secluded. Hiding behind the camera and in her darkroom, she achieves this until she agrees to do a favor for her boss. Reluctantly, she endures shooting the album cover for the famous rock band, Jaded. But from the moment Marco Deangelo steps in front of her camera, her life, her heart and her past all intermix. As Ravin attempts to push back her fears and her reservation to allow Marco into her heat, her past will slowly creep back in. Yet, too distracted with the thoughts and feelings that Marco kindles from deep within her, she struggles to gain control as she discovers that she had missed the tell-tale signs stifling her own ability to prevent what is to come. Now, caught between the crossfire of an angry adversary and the man she loves, she knows she must make a choice-to face her past or lose another to it. On the road and restless, Marco Deangelo shares a love-hate relationship with himself. The band’s popularity consumes his life as they travel the world in an endless string of concerts, recording sessions, and public relations commitments. His heart aches for a taste of normalcy and the touch of a woman who can accept him for who he is, not his fame. Having expected nothing more than the customary treatment as he strolled onto the set, he wasn’t anticipating or prepared to meet the one woman who would turn his life upside down. In the blink of an eye, his attraction to her pulls him into another world. But as her dark past is slowly revealed to him, he struggles with his own demons, and with them, his ability to accept hers. 166962 1995 Ravishing Redhead Restrained M Adult Interviewer (Star Chandler-Ruby Richards). 166963 1986 Raw Deal M Newscaster (John Clark) 166964 1948 Raw Deal M DVD -R HQ 6176, 6177 News Media. 166965 1994 Raw Justice M News Media. TV Reporter (John Nodar). News Crew Members (Willie Dixon, Amy Greer, Cynthia Poe, Michael Rice, Kathy Times, Aubrey Williams). 166966 1991 Raw Nerve M SVD 1212 Prior, David A., Lawrence I. Simeone (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Gloria Freedman (Sandahl Bergman) for The Mobile Press and a cop's ex-wife. Both are investigating a series of murders. Race driver has psychic visions. Get race driver to speak to her by introducing herself as a police investigator. Go out on a date and end up in bed causing her former husband to comment that she has found a new way to get her stories. Race driver is upset when a story appears on him with her byline. She tries to explain that she had to print the story to keep her job and slept with him because she liked him. When he's suspected of murders, reporter tries to help him. Killer appears to be race driver's uncle, but it turns out he's a split personality and actually the murderer. Attacks the reporter but cop-ex husband arrives and shoots him. 166967 1965 Raw Ones, The M AFI-Censorship News Media 166968 1986 Rawhead Rex M Journalist (Frank Melia). Photographer (Robert Byrne). 166969 1938 Rawhide M Reporter (Edward Peil Sr.). Reporter (Carleton Young). 166970 1964 Rawhide: Photographer, The T DVD -R 1651 Episode. Photographer (Eddie Albert) is persistent and determined to capture a band of outlaws on film. Favor assigns Rowdy to assist him. 166971 2004 Ray M Reporter. Downbeat Reporter (Marc Lynn). Student Reporter (Todd J. Smith) 166972 1963 Ray Scherer's Sunday Report DT Host Ray Scherer 166973 1885 Rayo, El DF Argentina. Series 1995-2000 Entertainment Magazine. Interviewer Carolina Ardohain (2000), Hosts Deborah de Corral (1995-1996), Dolores Barreiro (-1999). 166974 2006 Razan M Anchorwoman (Elena Zazanis). 166975 1998 Razor Blade Smile M Student Photographer (Graham Wood). 166976 2003 Razor Eaters M Australia News Media. Reporter (Julieanne Tait). News Cameraman (David Tulk). Press (Margie Bainbridge, Adam Vorheer, Bryan Duke, Lisa Baldwin, Ashley Bear, Mickey Nguyen). 166977 1946 Razor's Edge, The M News Vendor (Claude Bayard). Information Clerk (Paul De Corday). 166978 1984 Razorback M Newscasters. Female Newscaster (Jinx Lootens). Male Newscaster (Brian Adams) 166979 1985 Razzamatazz N Early, Jack Reporter Colin Maquire, having left Chicago after the murder of his wife and children, finds himself investigating a bizarre series of murders in Long Island. 166980 1999 Razzle Dazzle N Stevens, Stella and William Hegner. Reporter Sidney Bastion works in Memphis and meets Johnny Gault and recognizes Gault's potent and marketable combination of voice and pelvic gyrations. 166981 1977 Razzmatazz DT Series. 11-5-1977 to 6-8-1978. CBS Newsmagazine for children. Host Barry Bostwick. 166982 1925 Re-creation of Brian Kent, The M AFI-Authors Writer 166983 2000 Re-Minding M Interviewer (Georg Stein) 166984 1965 RE: Personal Appearance T Episode #25. 9-28-1965. Sci-Fi Interviewer (Bernard Ganley). 166985 1934 Reach for the Moon N Brier, Royce San Francisco Reporter Harper Poole of the early 1900s, falls in love with the banker's wife. 166986 1985 Reach for the Stars NR Thacker, Cathy Gillen Consumer Advocate Reporter Susan Trent was expected to expose covert injustices, and the greater the resulting controversy, the better the story. All the evidence pointed to one conclusion, marriage was not invented for a couple like Trent and Steve Markham, a sheriff who was obligated to keep the peace. Trent and Markham were headed in different directions: Markham for the continued tranquility of West Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, Susan for the excitement of big city television. Until Susan left town for the next stage of her career, the best thing they could do was maintain a safe distance between them, but that was nearly impossible when the townsfolk kept throwing them together. 166987 1930 Reaching for the Moon M Reporter Looking for Aero Girls (Phil Tead) 166988 2006 Read It and Weep (aka How My Private, Personal Journal Became a Bestseller) M DVD -R HQ 11017, 11018 DeVillers, Julia (Novel). News Media. Talk-Show Hosts. High School Student Jamie Bartlett’s (Kay Panabaker) private journal becomes a bestseller after she accidentally hands it in as a homework assignment. She appears at many book signings, reality TV shows and is often interviewed. Story is printed in the school newspaper and soon the book becomes a national bestseller. Diana (Robin Riker) is a publicity handler who decides to seek as much publicity and exposure as possible for the young author she represents. Frenzy of media publicity and school popularity. James skips classes to attend press parties, photo shoots and TV talks shows. James reveals that everyone in her book is based on students in her school. Jamie’s complete 180-degree turn from shy sweet student to snotty fake media girl doesn’t fit well with her character. 166989 2004 Read My Lips: No More Vietnams! CB Gulf War Journal War Correspondent Scott “Journal” Neithammer has to be talked into becoming a war reporter during the Gulf War by two men who travel into the mountains to talk to him. A detailed account of the events leading up to the first Gulf War. 166990 2003 Read or Die CB Hideyuki Kurata, Hideyuki (Writer).Shutaro Yamada (Illustrator) Japan. 2003-2005. Published by Shueisha. Ultra Jump magazine. Manga series. Book Editor Lee Linho, or Mr. Lee, is Nenene Sumiregawa's editor and a fan of her novels. He hires the Paper Sisters in Episode 2 to be Nenene's bodyguards to help her overcome her writer's block. 166991 2003 Read or Die: TV, The T Japan. Series Reporter (Eri Oono - Voice). Editor-in-Chief (Daisuke Ono - Voice). Announcer (Cheri LaBerry - Voice - English Version). 166992 1714 Reader, The ER COPY Steele, Richard Fictional Journalist created by Steele. "…being an Observer upon all that is written by other Journalists and being partial to no Author but my self." Goes on to critique other periodicals. 166993 2004 Reader's Digest: Broadcast Snooze H Klein, Carol April, 2004. P. 143 TV News. Every summer, a local news channel promotes water safety. With a rare flair for understatement not seen in most news shows, the reporter cautioned: "Don't let drowning ruin your summer. 166994 2004 Reader's Digest: Broadcast Snooze H Alexander, Sheila April, 2004. P. 143 TV News. I was watching my local television news show when I heard the anchorman opine that the troubles in Iraq could have been avoided with better planning. "After all," he said. "It's not rocket surgery." 166995 2004 Reader's Digest: Broadcast Snooze H McLemore, Dale April, 2004. P. 143 TV News. A reporter and cameraman were on the scene when a terrible fire consumed a large building. With the smoldering building -- now a heap of twisted steel and broken glass -- acting as a backdrop, the reporter asked the fire chief, "Was the fire hot? 166996 1841 Reading a Poem N USC Thackeray, William Makepeace Editor Mr. Bludyer is the editor of the Weekly Bravo. Mr. Bogle, celebrated publisher. Castalian Magazine. Mr. Diddle, reader employed by Mr. Bogle, the publisher. Fogle, rival publisher to Bogle. Percy Dishwash, an English gentleman of the press, editor of the Castalian Magazine. Weekly Bravo is a newspaper that takes the tomahawking line. 166997 1993 Reading Rainbow: Furry News, The T Episode #92. 10-12-1993 Newspaper Hawker (Reggie Alwin Green). 166998 1905 Reading the Death Sentence M Newspaper 166999 1934 Ready for Love M Flannagan, Roy (Novel - "The Whipping Boy." J.P. McEvoy, William Slavens McNutt (Screenplay). Ness Book Journalist Julian Peters (Richard Arlen) is a former New York reporter who now runs a small town paper. Writes stories about a local woman getting national attention. He finally returns to New York and goes to work for a urban newspaper. Variety 12/4/34: "No one on the picture had any respect for newspapers and what their space means." 167000 1999 Ready for Retirement SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The, Fall, 1999 Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 167001 2005 Ready or Not: An All-American Girl Novel NJ Cabot, Meg News Media hounds Samantha Madison, a celebrity for saving the president's life. She is dating his son. She worries about having sex with her boyfriend, and her trials as a national celebrity followed and photographed at inopportune moments "…all of the reporters who'd been milling around in a bored sort of way, cursing their editors for giving them such a sucky assignment, suddenly perked up and started paying attention to what we were saying…." "…you could practically hear them thinking The Girl Who Saved the President Picking a Fight With the Head of Right Way? Major human interest. 167002 1996 Ready or Not: Glamour Girl T Episode #43. Photographer (Kyrin Hall). 167003 1997 Ready Or Not: Your Fifteen Minutes Are Up T Episode #54. Reporter (Sharon Lewis). 167004 2000 Ready To Fall N Cook, Clarke Travel Journalist Thomas Marsh's wife recently left him. He starts an e-mail friendship with a frustrated wife and 40-ish mother of three. Soon their e-correspondence escalates to e-flirtation in this New England suburb. Although the families have not previously been close, Marsh asks woman to take care of his pet rabbits while he is away researching new travel guide. She confides her own unhappiness in series of poignant, funny e-mails to Thomas while he is on the road. Marsh replies cautiously at first to her stories. Things come to a head when he returns from his trip. 167005 2000 Ready to Rumble M Video Cameraman (Pete Blincoe). Magazines. Announcers. TV commentators. 167006 1994 Ready to Wear (Pret-A-Porter) M DVD -R HQ 3226, 3227, 3206. SVD 1029 Altman, Robert, Barbara Shulgasser (Screenplay) Sportswriter Joe Flynn (Tim Robbins) of the Washington Post, is ordered to remain in Paris to cover both the fashion event and a murder. Ends up sharing hotel room with Reporter Anne Eisenhower (Julie Roberts) of the Houston Chronicle. Despite her objection to his method of phoning in his reports by reciting verbatim news broadcasts off TV, the two soon become lovers Photographer Milo O'Brannigan (Stephen Rea) humiliates and degrades three fashion editors who are vying for his contract. Lesbian Photojournalist Fiona Ulrich (Lili Taylor) TV Reporter Kitty Potter (Kim Basinger) for FAD-TV comes to cover "the fashion world in all its mutations" and spouts inanities such "overt subtest" and "you've had a lock on the look of the nineties for decades." Reporter admits she has no idea what she has no idea what she is talking about when covering a showing in which designer strips the whole fashion concept bare and offers a parade of nude models. Her place is quickly taken by an ambitious assistant who begins to draw conclusions about the serious statements being made as the cameras continue to roll. Sky TV Reporter (Alexandra Vandernoot). Fad TV Cameraman (Pascal Mourier). 167007 1963 Ready, Steady, Go! T Series 1963-1966 Interviewer (Gay Singleton - Herself, 1964). 167008 1937 Ready, Willing and Able M DVD -R HQ 6527, 6528. Reporter on Dock (Carlyle Moore Jr.). Reporters at Party (Dennis Moore, Jeffrey Sayre). Cameraman (Sol Gorss). 167009 1981 Reagan Assassination attempt DT Reporters 167010 2003 Reagans, The MT Reporter (Brian Wrench). Commentator-Journalist Ron Reagan Jr. (Shad Hart). 167011 1996 Real Adventures of Jonny Quest, The: Manhattan Maneater C Episode #6. 9-2-1996 News Media. Reporter #1 (Don Reed - Voice). Reporter #2 (Marcelo Tubert - Voice). 167012 1978 Real American Hero, A T News Media 167013 1997 Real Blonde, The M Interviewer, Empty V (Katie Griffin) 167014 2005 Real Da Vinci Code, The T Journalist (Jean-Luc Chaumeil - Himself). 167015 1998 Real Deal, The NR Johnson-Hodge, Margaret TV Producer Jonathon Everette from Malibu meets African-American personnel manager at a broadcasting company, Samone Lewis. She decides to have an abortion, tries to fight her attraction to John. But she ends up fighting the world, her family and most of all herself in this romance novel. 167016 1998 Real Howard Spitz, The M Photographer (Christopher Shore). 167017 1999 Real Kids, Real Adventures: Lost & Found: Richard Prieur Story, The T Episode #23. News Media. Reporter (Judi Embden). 167018 1977 Real Killing, A NM OWN - P Keegan, William Financial Journalist Terence Quin, "Tarquin" to his friends. 167019 1979 Real Life M Reporter (Carlos Jurado). Second Reporter (S.W. Smith). Third Reporter (Fred Wolfson). 167020 1996 Real Life DT Series. 3-4-1996. NBC. African-American Host Ken Taylor with Host Lu Hanessian. Magazine-style series featuring reports on health, money, families, and other topics primarily directed toward housewives. Taylor was the first African-American to appear on daytime in such a role. 167021 1992 Real Life Heroes T SV 136 Episode. 3-21-92 News Media 167022 1990 Real Life With Jane Pauley DT SV 90 Episode. 7-14-1991. Series 1990-1991 Host Jane Pauley. Correspondents Boyd Matson, Keith Morrison, Ann Rubenstein Tisch, Bill Schechner. 167023 1998 Real Macaw, The M News Reporter (Catherine Miller) 167024 1992 Real Malcolm X, The DT Interviewer-Narrator Dan Rather. TV Journalist, NYC Mike Wallace). 167025 1993 Real McCoy, The M Newscaster (Joe Washington) 167026 1999 Real McCoy, The DM Photographer (Marco Melander). 167027 1958 Real McCoys, The: Lady's Man, The T Episode #13. 1-9-1958. Series (10-3-57 to 9-22-63) Photographer for a national magazine comes to the ranch to use Kate as a model and is over-attentive to Kate from Luke's viewpoint. Grampa eggs him on and they are both humiliated when they learn photographer is a happily married man. 167028 1962 Real McCoys, The: Luke the Reporter T SVD 878 Episode #194. 12-23-1962 Reporter of the local newspaper pays Luke for gossip items. Luke feels as if he has discovered a new source of income when he reports gossip he overhears at the Laundromat to the reporter. He runs into trouble with the man who runs a local gas station when he reports that Pat is getting married. 167029 1960 Real McCoys, The: One for the Money T Episode #109. 8-18-1960 Newsboy. Little Luke becomes selfish when he decides to spend his paper route money on himself instead of sharing it with the family 167030 1957 Real McCoys, The: Politician, The T Episode #64. Reporter (John Shay). 167031 1955 Real News, The P MLPL Howard, P. Play Index, 1953-60 Press 167032 1991 Real People Reunion T SV 111 10-1-1991 TV News Feature Program. Reporter Kerry Millerick (1982-1983). Hosts-Hostesses Sarah Purcell (1979-1984), Byron Allen (1979-1984), John Barbour (1979-1982), Fred Willard (1979, 1981-1983), Skip Stephenson (1979-1984), Hosts Mark Russell (1979-1984), Peter Billingsley (1982-1984). 167033 1977 Real People: T Series 1979-1984 TV News Feature Program. Reporter Kerry Millerick (1982-1983). Hosts-Hostesses Sarah Purcell (1979-1984), Byron Allen (1979-1984), John Barbour (1979-1982), Fred Willard (1979, 1981-1983), Skip Stephenson (1979-1984), Hosts Mark Russell (1979-1984), Peter Billingsley (1982-1984). 167034 1995 Real Richard Nixon, The M Reporter-Interviewer Frank Gannon interviews former President Richard Nixon in 1983. 167035 1990 Real Scoop, The NJ Wolfe, Elle Editor Cara Knowles of the sixth-grade class newspaper and an unmitigated gossip, stonewalls Quinn McNair from reporting for the rag. Quinn starts her own underground paper but her hot lead story could hurt a close friend. 167036 1995 Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel DT Series 1995 Host Bryant Gumbel (2005-2006). Correspondents Mary Carillo (1997-2006), Bernard Goldberg (1999-2006), Frank Deford (2005-2006), James Brown (2006), Armen Keteyian (1998-2005).. 167037 1945 Real Stories from Real Life DR Radio Series News Features program 167038 1997 Real Stories of the Donut Men M News Media. Reporter (Susan Turner-Cray). 167039 1972 Real Thing, The NR OWN - P Peake, Lilian Harlequin Romance #1650 Editor Cleone Aston just been offered editor of a fashion magazine, was a reporter on a local newspaper. New boss Ellis Firse 167040 2002 Real Thing, The M News Media. News Reporter (Trudy Hellier). 167041 2004 Real Time N Kass, Pnina Moed Newscaster is one of many voices that tell the story of a 16-year-old from Berlin seeking answers to questions about his grandfather, a Nazi officer in World War II. 167042 2007 Real Time with Bill Maher: Stephen Hayes T DVD -R HQ 8889 Episode. Journalist Stephen Hayes is a guest with Commentator-Comedian Bill Maher. 167043 1997 Real TV DT Reporter (Jill Arrington). Correspondent (Ellen K). Correspondent (Sibila Vargas). 167044 2006 Real Weddings from the Knot: Rachel and Wayne DT DVD -R HQ 6132 TV News Anchor in Jamaica marries a successful cardiologist 167045 1999 Real West: Headline Hunters of the Old West DT SVD 880 Journalists. Look at how journalists exaggerated the truth in order to sell pulp fiction 167046 2002 Real World Movie, The: Lost Season, The MT Cameraman Jake (Will Sanderson). 167047 1999 Real-Life and Fictional Television Heroes D IJPC 118 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Eighteen -- 1960s, The: Part One -- Real-Life and Fictional Television Heroes. Crusaders and Foreign Correspondents. Film and TV Excerpts include: Real-Life and Fictional Television Heroes: Walter Cronkite, “60 Minutes,” “Medium Cool. Crusaders: “Shock Corridor,” “Black Like Me,” Hawaii Five-0,” “Name of the Game,” “The Bedford Incident,” “The Day The Earth Caught Fire.” Foreign Correspondents: “The Green Berets,” “The Shoes of the Fisherman,” “Lawrence of Arabia,” “Anzio,” “Hogan Heroes,” “Quick Before It Melts,” “Boeing, Boeing." “The Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines,” “The Great Race,” “The Assassination Bureau” 167048 1899 Real, Right Thing, The SS James, Henry Critic. Jack Hawley, unproductive critic friend of the painter-narrator. 167049 1994 Reality Bites M DVD. L Student Documentary Maker Lelaina Pierce (Winona Ryder), the valedictorian of her class, camcords her friends in a mock documentary of post education life. Michael, a video executive takes her homemade video to his MTV-like station. Producer (Barry Del Sherman). 167050 2009 Reality Horror Night M News Media. Reporter (Cathy Nardone). America’s top reality stars from “Biggest Loser,” “Rock of Love,” “I Love Money,” “The Mole,” “Survivor,” “Howard TV,” “Next Top Model,” “Amazing Race,” “I Wanna Work for Diddy,” “and “Fit Cllub” are invited to compete for a Million Dollar Prize on America’s next great Christmas Reality Show. Little do the celebrities know as they are voted off one at a time, hour by hour, they lose their lives. Is the million worth dying for? Which star gets it next? Which Reality Star bites the dust? 167051 2005 Reality Remix DT Series 2005. Correspondents Alex Ali, Mark Long, Lynn Warren. Host Mike Kasem. 167052 2005 Reality Show, The T 2005 - Series. Critic (Andy Dick). 167053 1959 Really Sincere Guy, A N Van Riper, Robert PR Public Relations Man Andy Fowler manipulates a work situation to get his supervisor fired. 167054 2007 Really Something NR Jump, Shirley Weatherman Duncan Henry isn’t used to being stood up, though the gorgeous blond who just ditched him looks like she does it all the time. Still, Duncan’s determined to win the stranger over, if only to get close to someone with no connection to Tempest, Indiana, “the Litter Box Capital of the World.” Allie Dean (formerly Allison Gray) couldn’t wait to leave the place. Seven years later and 170 pounds lighter, Allie’s back, scouting locations for an Indy flick. It’s the perfect opportunity to exact the sweet revenge that comes with looking seriously hot. And the guy who broke her heart just happens to have made himself very available. Duncan hasn’t had anyone he could really talk to since Allison left. There are plenty of things the ex-jock-turned-weatherman would change if he had the chance, and maybe his chance is closer than he thinks. Now with Allie getting ready to shoot and Duncan trying to score, something’s gotta give. The question is, who will give in first? Dean is an aspiring screenwriter working on low-budget horror flicks when her condescending boss offers her the opportunity to make a movie in Tempest, the one place she isn’t desperate to go to. Resolving to get the last laugh, Allie accepts the job and returns to Tempest incognito, begging her family to keep her true identity secret -- especially from Duncan Henry, the boy who broke her heart. 167055 2008 Realnost M Reporter (Anja Tomazin) 167056 2000 Reaper M News Media. Reporter (Anna Watkins) 167057 2008 Reaper: Acid Queen T DVD -R HQ 9788 Episode. 3-27-2008. PR Fashion Magazine Columnist. Public Relations. Publicist Tony is the top PR man in town but he is also a fallen angel and Sam’s neighbor. He lives with another fallen angel, Steve. Newspaper article. TV coverage. The Acid Queen is an escaped soul, a former fashion model who kills beautiful women. She drips acid from her fingernails. Sam captures her with a soap bubble. 167058 2007 Reaper: Charged T DVD -R HQ 9013 Episode #2. 10-2-2007 News Media reports on misdeeds of an escaped soul from hell. Sam must use a remote-controlled monster truck to capture the escaped soul and send him back to hell. Sam, Sock and Ben take down the angry soul who sucks energy from power lines for strength. After Sam wakes up to find that everything he touches gives him a shock, he consults Satan, who tells him this is related to his next target -- an escaped soul from hell who sucks energy from power lines in order to loose it as lightning against his next victim. In order to capture the escapee, Sam must use his new vessel, a remote control monster truck, given to him by Satan himself. 167059 2007 Reaper: Magic T DVD -R HQ 9112 Episode. 10-2007 Newsreel. Movieville News shows the history of a magician. Done in the style of the 1920s-1930s newsreels. 167060 2007 Reaper: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 8982 Episode #1. 9-2007 News Media reports of arsonist's work. Reporters (Dawn Chubai, Benita Ha) 167061 2007 Reaper: What About Blob? T DVD -R HQ 9146 Episode. 10-23-2007 News Media coverage on TV. Sam receives a copy of the contract his parents signed, but it is in Latin. The trio discovers that the latest escaped soul is the former head of a chemical company that dumped toxic waste. 167062 1916 Reapers, The M AFI-News Vendors/Publishers News Vendor 167063 1954 Rear Window M DVD -R HQ 2042, 2043. DVD. Woolrich, Cornell (Story). John Michael Hayes (Screenplay). Ness Book. Hitchcock Film Magazine Photographer L.B. "Jeff" Jeffries (James Stewart), injured while taking pictures of auto race and now confined to a wheelchair with leg in cast. He watches his neighbors with binoculars. He and girlfriend think one of them has committed murder. Jeffries' profession as a photojournalist and his roving lifestyle conflicts with girlfriend's high society life. He uses his professional obligations as an excuse to not settle down and marry. "How did you ever get to be such a big editor with such a small memory?" "By thrift, industry and hard work. And catching the publisher with his secretary." "When they're in trouble, it's always their girl Friday that gets them out of it." "Funny, he never ends up marrying her." 167064 1996 Rearview Mirror NM OWN - P Feldman, Ellen Freelance Magazine Writer Hallie Fields 167065 1991 Reason For Living: Jill Ireland Story, The MT TV Interviewer (Byron Allen - Himself). 167066 1995 Reason to Believe, A M DVD -R HQ 8203, 8204 Editor (Christian Meinhardt). 167067 1991 Reasonable Doubts: T SV 118 12-20-91 College Journalist. Activist professor charged with murder of a preppy college journalist who crucified him in print 167068 1991 Reasonable Doubts: Daddy's Little Girl T Episode #5. 10-18-1991 News Media. Reporter (Ginger Crowley). Woman confesses to murdering her father, a prominent citizen. Dicky uncovers a scandal involving the mayor and the district attorney. 167069 1991 Reasonable Doubts: Dicky's Got the Blues T Episode #13. 12-20-1991 News Media. Anchor #2 (Tiiu Leek). Anchor #1 (Ron Tank). 167070 1992 Reasonable Doubts: FAP T Episode #25. 10-6-1992 Reporter (Mary Ingersoll). 167071 1991 Reasonable Doubts: Hard Bargains T Episode #2. 9-27-1991 News Media. Journalist #1 (Mary Ingersoll). Journalist #2 (Barry Thompson). 167072 1991 Reasonable Doubts: Hard Bargains T Episode #3. 9-27-1991 News Media. Journalist #1 (Mary Ingersoll). Journalist #2 (Barry Thompson). 167073 1992 Reasonable Doubts: Home To Roost T Episode #21. 9-8-1992 Anchorwoman Misty Maxwell (Tiiu Leek). TV News Anchor (Jeff Coopwood). 167074 1991 Reasonable Doubts: Making Dirt Stick T Episode #4. 10-4-1991 News Media. Reporter (Ginger Crowley). 167075 1991 Reasonable Doubts: One Woman's World T Episode #10. 11-29-1991 News Media. Reporter (Adrienne Meltzer). 167076 1993 Reasonable Doubts: Run Through the Jungle T Episode #36. 1-26-1993 News Media. TV Reporter (Sherri Paysinger). 167077 1992 Reasonable Doubts: Shadow of Death, The T Episode #14. 1-17-1992 News Media. Reporter #1 (Mary Ingersoll). Reporter #2 (Barry Thompson). 167078 1999 Reasonable Man, A M Photographer (Akin Omotoso). Newspaper Vendor (Thabo Mofokeng). 167079 1973 Reasoner Report, The DT Series. 1973- TV Newsman Harry Reasoner, ABC News 167080 2001 Reba: Pilot T Episode #1. 10-5-2001 Photographer (Jorge Luis Abreu). 167081 2006 Rebecca Levy: Axel of Evil NS Adams, Alina #3 Rebecca Levy Mysteries Reporter-Researcher Rebecca "Bex" Levy of 24/7 Sports Network has a hunch that it's cold-blooded murder when a Russian figure skating coach collapses during a practice and is pronounced dead. 167082 2006 Rebecca Levy: Death Drop NS Adams, Alina #4 Rebecca Levy Mysteries TV Researcher-Reporter Bex Levy covers the skating world including a Nationals practice session, an abandoned baby and a murdered ice-dancing champion. 167083 2003 Rebecca Levy: Murder on the Ice NS Adams, Alina #1 Rebecca Levy Mysteries Researcher-Reporter Rebecca "Bex" Levy of 24/7 Sports Network is a figure skating researcher who knows that figure skating is a cutthroat world. She is covering the World Figure Skating Championships in San Francisco -- the end of her first season. 24/7 Broadcasters Diana and Francis Howarth imply on the air that the Italian judge was bribed to vote with the ex-Soviet bloc of judges against the American skater. Bex is appalled. Then the Italian judge is found dead. Police believe it was an accident. Bex investigates. 167084 2004 Rebecca Levy: On Thin Ice NS Adams, Alina #2 Rebecca Levy Mysteries Researcher-Reporter Rebecca "Bex" Levy of 24/7 Sports Network has seen her share of skating stars. But a 13-year-old may be the best of the best with his winning smile, flawless technique and talent. So when his father refuses to allow him to go to Nationals, and the two vanish, Levy knows there's a better story off the ice than on. Was working on a documentary on past skating greats and where they are now interviewing older stars. 167085 2002 Rebecca Lewis: Dead Down Under N Zelman, Anita Columnist Rebecca Lewis is perfectly suited for her job as a Celebrity Homes columnist. She's nosy, she's witty, she's sassy, she's fearless. She has all it takes to land her the best assignments. Rebecca's editor puts her on a plane to Australia to cover the most powerful agent in Hollywood who is taking his collection of Whistler etchings for an exhibition. When the agent's wife is nearly murdered, Lewis investigates and is the first to discover the still-warm corpse of an art critic at a sheep station. She might be next. 167086 1938 Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm M SVD 959 Temple Radio Announcers (Franklin Pangborn, Hamilton Montmarcy) 167087 1959 Rebel Set, The M Reporter (Michael Ross). 167088 1989 Rebel's Return NR OWN - P Garrett, Sibylle Reporter Toni Prescott accepts an assignment in remote revolution-torn Afghanistan. War correspondent 167089 1938 Rebellious Daughters M Krafft, John W. (Screenplay) Reporter Jimmie Adams (Dennis Moore) traps blackmailer and helps two women. One is killed, but the reporter rescues the other woman before she gets killed. 167090 1957 Rebellische Herzen (auch unter dem Titel: Prager Tagblatt. Roman einer Redaktion) N Brod, Max Germany Journalist 167091 2003 Rebels of Oakland: The A's, the Raiders, the '70s DT Sports Columnist Oakland Tribune (Dave Newhouse - Himself). Broadcaster (Monte Moore). Narrator (Live Schreiber - Voice). 167092 1992 Rebirth CB Peter Cannon Thunderbolt #1 Reporter Joni Margolis. After being severely beaten by a man in high tech armor, Peter Cannon retires his Thunderbolt identity feeling outclassed by more powerful foes and the cosmic scope of the threats. Five years later, he reluctantly reassumes the disguise to protect innocents being threatened by a terrorist group. 167093 1952 Rebound T Series 1952-1953 Press 167094 1979 Rebound SM MLPL Pronzini, B. and Malzberg B.N. In "Best Detective Stories of the Year -- 1980." Freelance Magazine Writer-Narrator. Joe Brady, young and ambitious in 1930. Fired from Herald Tribune in 1958. Jobs with minor newspapers, freelancer of articles for second-string sports magazines. Two sports biographies that hadn't sold well. Too many sessions with the bottle and too many loveless affairs. From "Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine." 167095 2005 Rebound M News Media. Female Reporter #1 (Kimora Lee Simmons). Female Reporter #2 (Angela Oh). Reporter (Kevin Skinner).Photographer (Mark Griffin). Announcer #1 (Jack Haley). Announcer #2 (Barry Hochberg). Acclaimed college hoops coach is demoted to a junior varsity team after a public meltdown. 167096 2000 Rebus: Black and Blue T Episode #1. 4-26-2000 TV Journalist (Ian Sexon). TV Presenter (Nicola Burnett Smith). 167097 1992 Recalled to Life NM OWN - P Hill, Reginald TV Journalist turns up new evidence in a 10-year-old case. 167098 2004 Recalling Ted M Newscaster (Steve Elkins). 167099 1979 Recapitulation N OWN - H Stegner, Wallace News Media 167100 2005 Receiver M TV Anchorman (Josh Wolfe). TV Anchorwoman (Kennedy Stone). 167101 1926 Recent Photograph SS Bowen, Elizabeth In "Early Stories: Encounters & Ann Lee's." News Editor of the Evening Crier. Bertram Lukin, a reporter. "You're the press, aren't you?" Murder-suicide. 167102 1974 Receptie, De MTF Interviewer (Jan Pauwels) 167103 2001 Recht op recht: De chauffeur TF Episode #28. 3-11-2001 Journalist (Johan Persyn). 167104 1998 Recht op recht: Dode Rambo TF Episode #5. Journalist Depoot (Fred Van Kuyk). 167105 2002 Recht op recht: Rode kaart TF Episode #38. 4-14-2002 TV Journalist (Carl Huybrechts). 167106 2005 Recipe for a Perfect Christmas MT DVD -R HQ 4941, 4942 Food Critic J.J. Jensen (Carly Pope) is a low-level magazine employee who gets a shot at writing a prestigious food column. One thing standing in the way: her wacky, scene-stealing mom who's draining J.J.'s energy and patience. Solution? J.J. promises a hot new restaurant owner that she'll check out his bistro if he distracts her mother by taking her out on a few dates. Her foolproof plan backfires in a way she never saw coming. 167107 2003 Recipe for Disaster MT Restaurant Critic Gigi Grant (Melissa Peterman) of the Chronicle shows up on a restaurant on opening night and everything goes wrong. Keeps returning to the restaurant in different disguises all on the same night to try different dishes. 167108 2001 Recipe for Murder MT TV Reporter (Adam Growe). Glam Reporter (Carla Collins). 167109 1998 Recipe for Revenge (aka Harlequin’s Recipe for Revenge) MT DVD -R HQ 7863, 7864. News Media. Reporter 1 (Deb Post). Reporter 3 (Rita Malik). Reporter (Glen Grant). Interviewer (Ron Kronstein). 167110 1935 Reckless M DVD -R HQ 3870, 3867. L. SVD 1026 News Media. Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Nick Copeland). Reporter (Franklin Parker). Reporter (David Thursby). Newspaper Editor (Charles C. Wilson). 167111 1995 Reckless M Female Reporter Re: Fire (Juana Barrios). Anchor Person (Zach Grenier). Shelter Reporter (Maureen Silliman) 167112 1985 Reckless Disregard MT SV 138 Haas, Charlie (Teleplay) Ness Book -- Inspired by the 1983 lawsuit brought by Dr. Carl Galloway against CBS and Dan Rather after a 60 Minutes segment linked the doctor with a pill-dispensing clinic. TV Correspondent-Host of Hourglass Magazine for ABS News, Bob Franklin (Leslie Nielsen) names a doctor in expose on a clinic. Franklin and his crew barge into the clinic and catch the staff off guard. Discover sound problems and redo entire scene. Production assistant encourages staff to be as angry as they were the first time. Indifferent to lawsuit. "If you never get sued, you're probably not doing your job." Manipulation of television news footage becomes issue: "So the news that we see on television is maybe not the event that happened as it happened." Hourglass producer begins to have doubts. Jury finds for Hourglass. "If my clients, every time they want to do a program like that…." "...if they have to look over their shoulder and say, 'Hey, if there's an error of fact in here or a disputed fact that could mean a suit of five million dollars, well, let me assure you that what you see on television will not be the news!" Reporter #1 (Ramiro Puerta). Reporter #2 (Debbie Kieffer). Reporter #3 (Roger Dickey). Reporter #4 (David Daniels). Reporter #5 (Matsu Anderson). Editor (Tony Lower). 167113 2000 Reckless Indifference DT Rolling Stone Reporter (Randall Sullivan) 167114 1993 Reckless Kelly M Gossip Reporter (Nina Blackwood). Entertainment Reporter (Rusty Schwimmer). Veteran Reporter (Matthew Faison). Newskit Reporter (John Feger). Intellectual Reporter (Robert Martin Steinberg). 167115 1949 Reckless Moment, The M News Media. Newsman (Charles Marsh). Newsboy (Joe Recht) 167116 1989 Reckless Passage N Colman, George D. News Media 167117 1935 Reckless Roads M Heifetz, L.E. (Story). Betty Burbridge (Screenplay) Reporter Speed Demming (Regis Toomey). Marries at end of the film. 167118 1917 Reckless Romeo, A M Newsreel Director (Joe Bordeaux). Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle flirts with a girl in the park. Later he takes his wife and mother-in-law to the movies only to see his flirtation showing on the screen -- captured by a newsreel cameraman. 167119 1998 Reckless: Movie, The MT Photographer (Gordon Peaston). 167120 2005 Reckoning N Long, Jeff Photojournalist Molly Drake, an intrepid photojournalist is covering the U.S. military’s search for the remains of an American pilot shot down during the Vietnam War. A flight helmet buried among the Khmer Rouge victims is her first discovery -- and far from the most explosive. Led by a mysterious expatriate to the ruins of an ancient city, Molly embarks on a harrowing search for evidence of an entire GI patrol, lost 30 years ago. Now, as a typhoon descends on the remote jungle fortress, Molly discovers that a war she never knew never ended -- and it’s up to her to solve a forgotten murder among the warriors left behind. The killing fields of Cambodia old nightmarish secrets of the past and the present for Molly Drake. Drake accompanies a U.S. Army-led search for the bones of a pilot show down during the war. She meets an archeologist at a local dig and a man who has come back to the country repeatedly seeking his brother’s remains. When the bones unexpectedly turn up, Molly photographs them breaking her agreement with the army not to take pictures of bodies. The captain in charge dismisses her along with the two men and the trio make their way to an ancient fog-enshrouded Angkor-like city where they have evidence an army patrol went missing years ago. They soon find themselves lost in a labyrinth of ancient stone, in circumstances that quickly grow as dire as those in which the patrol evidently found itself. 167121 1958 Reckoning at Yankee Flat NW OWN - P Henry, Will Newspaperman carries on a bitter feud with an outlaw and road agent. 167122 1999 Reckoning, The NSF Allbeury, Ted Photojournalist Katya, beautiful and talented, is unaware that her love is an undercover agent. When a mission goes horribly wrong in the months before the fall of the Iron Curtain, Katya must summon all her courage to save the man she loves. 167123 1991 Reckoning, The MT Reporter (Deborah Lobban). 167124 2001 Reclaiming Lord Rockleigh NR Butler, Nancy Journalist Mercy Tatlock of The Tiptree Trumpet, her father's newspaper. Tatlock was publisher, editor, copywriter. She had become over the last six years, his good right hand. Not very pretty or clever, but clear-sighted, grounded in the here-and-now Mercy and brother Toby come to London to confront Lord Rockleigh Conniston for filing a libel suit against their father. Challenges brother to duel. Mercy sets out to trick and embarrass him into giving up the idea of the duel and libel suit. Editorial in Tiptree Trumpet portrays Lord Conniston as evil. Intrigued and aroused by Mercy. Left Mrs. Filbert's Academy ripe for some adventuring, so her father put her to work in his office, proofing galleys, calling on local tradesmen who advertised in paper. It wasn't long before she was covering local events in small town of Kent. Awkward at first -- lone female at town meetings, magistrate's hearings, political debates who sat scribbling away in tiny notebook in the last row. Soon learned to control erratic temper. After two years, father stopped rewriting pieces. Printed them. 167125 2007 Reclaiming Nick N Warren, Susan May #1 Noble Legacy Series Journalist Piper Sullivan believes Nick Noble framed her brother for murder and she is determined to find justice. Noble had not planned on being the prodigal son. But when his father dies and leaves half of Silver Buckle, the Noble family ranch to Nick’s former best friend, he must return home to face his mistakes and guarantee that the Silver Buckle stays in the Noble family. Piper follows Nick to the Silver Buckle and poses as a ranch cook, but what she didn’t count on was how challenging it was to resist his charming smile. As Nick seeks to overturn his father’s will, and Piper digs for answers, family secrets surface that send Nick’s life into a tailspin. But there is someone who is out to take the Silver Buckle from the Noble family and he will stop at nothing, even murder, to make that happen. 167126 1955 Recognitions, The N Gaddis, William` Art Critic Basil Valentine in a counterfeiting ring with the protagonist. 167127 1997 Recoil M TV News Anchor (David Sheehan) 167128 2002 Reconsidering Riley N Plumley, Lisa Photojournalist Riley Davis steals the heart of Jayne Murphy, whose very first book, Heartbreak 100, becomes a bestseller. The book was inspired by her all-too-personal experience with gorgeous, capable, outdoorsy Riley Davis. He stole her heart and promptly skipped town with it. Now by way of researching her next project, Murphy's organized a workshop for dump-ees. Riley had no idea he planted the seeds for Heartbreak 101. He does know that helping his grandparents run their rustic Arizona lodge is only temporary respite from the wanderlust that led him away from Murphy. 167129 2003 Reconstruction M Journalist (Isabella Miehe-Renard). 167130 2008 Recount MT DVD -R HQ 9935, 9936 5-25-2008 News Media cover the battle between Democrats and Republicans for Florida and the presidency. Includes actual broadcast news clips. Press Conferences. Palm Beach TV Reporter (Katie Prestwood). Boies Conference TV Reporter (Melissa Ross). Clark Center Reporter (Beverly Brooks). Feeney Conference Reporter (Adam Vernier). Florida Stay Reporter (Kerry Sullivan). Florida Stay Reporter (Dave Anthony). Republican Observer (Scott J. Smith). Republican Observer (Brenda Benfield). Republican Observer (Holland Hayes). Florida Supreme Court Reporter (Kelly Atkins). Florida Supreme Court Reporter (Veronica Alsina). Florida Supreme Court Reporter (Mike Whaley). Tallahassee Reporter (Craig Raymond). Tallahassee Reporter (Linda Bevilacqua). Leon County Reporter (Kathy Sanford). Press (Robie Alan). On-Camera Reporter (Teresa Arnold_Simmons). NBC News Cameraman (Patrick Barry). Press Reporter (Martin Lemaire). NBC Cameraman (Richard Levine). Press Agent (Ron Lewis Jr. ). TV Reporter (Tiffany Marshall). Lead Press (Russell D. Mercier). Reporter - Florida Supreme Court (Jennifer L. Moore). Member of the Press (Craig Myers). Press John Gilbert Rollason). News Boom Operator (Antonio Sarte). Press Reporter (Sean M. Sellers). Hero Cameraman (A.J. Semiday). News Anchor (Bill Seward). Cameraman (Adonis Stevens). Member of the Press (John Youmans). 167131 2007 Recovery MT Interviewer (Penelope Beaumont). 167132 1914 Recreation M Magazine. Picture of girl on the cover of the Police Gazette 167133 2009 Red & Blue Marbles (aka Red and Blue Marbles) M TV Weatherman (Peter Carey). News Reporter (Leslie Slaughter). Earth barely misses impact with a passing meteor roughly a quarter the size of the moon. Aftermath leaves the Earth off its axis by one degree. As the nights become longer, the planet begins to cool and mankind must decide if they want to stay on Earth or leave for their neighboring planet of Mars to start anew. 167134 1949 Red Barber's Club House DR Series. 1949. Sportscaster Red Barber 167135 1938 Red Barry M 13 chapters. Serial. To Be Continued. Reporter Mississippi (Frances Robinson) is a beautiful newspaperwoman helping Detective Red Barry. 167136 2003 Red Betsy M Newsreel Announcer (John J. Fleming). 167137 2004 Red Bow, The M Short News Media. Reporter (Katie Clark-Tape). 167138 1992 Red Bride N Fowler, Christopher Publicist John Chapel is a London theatrical and film publicist who falls in love with a woman that he proposes to -- and then notices her dark side. Chapel had quit his job as a London insurance agent to go to work for a public relations firm. His first client is a beautiful model acting in her first film. He falls in love with her, abandons his family and marries her. Seven vicious murders lead police to his new wife. 167139 2009 Red Canvas, The M Newscaster (Matt Riedy). 167140 2003 Red Cap: Cold War T DVD -R HQ 5539 Episode. Press. Philip worries about an IRA informant who has been leaking information to the press. Jo has doubts about the story of a lieutenant who was kidnapped. 167141 2003 Red Cap: Cover Story T DVD -R HQ 4663. SVD 1504 Episode. 1-28-2003 Journalist gains access to the base. 167142 2004 Red Cockroaches M News Media. Reporter #1 (Kira Coldstein). Reporter #2 (Stephanie Wang). Reporter #3 (Anna Cody). . Reporter #4 (Joelle Levine). 167143 1997 Red Corner M Chinese TV Reporter (Baifang Liu). U.S. Photographer (Dean Nolen). 167144 1921 Red Courage M Kyne, Peter Bernard (Story - "Sheriff of Cinnabar, The"). Harvey Gates (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Editor of the Cinnabar Sentinel leaving a western town as Pinto Peters (Hoot Gibson) and Chuckwalla Bill (Joel Day) arrive. He sells them the paper and they start a reform campaign. Town boss owns mortgage on the paper, but heroes gamble to win money to it off. They also have a conflict with gambling house owner. In their efforts to clean up the town, they are assisted by a drunken judge who they help to sober up. Town boss killed trying to steal a fortune and Peters catches the killer. 167145 1912 Red Cross Girl, The N OWN - H Davis, Richard Harding Novels and Stories of Richard Harding Davis, The Journalists 167146 2005 Red Doors M Cameraman (Stephen Woodworth). 167147 2002 Red Dragon M SVD 1700 Tabloid Reporter (Philip Seymour Hoffman) causes trouble. Photographer (Alex Berliner). TV Cameraman (Aaron Michael Lacey). 167148 2008 Red Dragon N Moore, T.M. Red Dragon is Book 4 of the Children of the Dragon series, a chronicle of the Xosan, living vampires from the planet Antellus who were once human but were transformed by a dragon’s blood. Reporter Michael Burton becomes part of his stories in 1984 when he covers the war between the dragon tongs in Chinatown San Francisco. He falls for a beautiful Chinese cop who tries her best to protect him, and forms an uneasy alliance with the Red Dragons. But against the evil leader of the Black Dragons, there is no defense. Burton soon finds that he is much more tana man when he must fight to save the woman he loves. 167149 2004 Red Dust MF South African-UK Reporter (Zaa Nkweta). Police Officer files amnesty application for a member of the South African Parliament who can't remember the torture he once endured as a captive political activist. 167150 1988 Red Dwarf: Better Than Life T UK. Episode #8. 9-13-1988 Newsreader (Tina Jenkins). 167151 1989 Red Earth, White Earth MT Reporter (Ian Finlay) 167152 2005 Red Eden C Short Anchorman (Robert Martin Steinberg). 167153 1988 Red Eye N OWN - H Allen, Richard Journalist Paul Stafford, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist. World turns upside down when CIA operatives come into his office to tell him that the dream-inspired murder stories he's written are factual recountings of real-life murders. Murders of American intelligence agents. 167154 2005 Red Eye M News Media. TV Newscaster (Dilva Henry). News Presenter (Sheila Waldron). 167155 1915 Red Fleece N OWN - H Comfort, Will Levington Correspondent Peter Mowbray, a newspaperman follows the war from behind the Russian lines and philosophizes upon the absurdity of war 167156 1982 Red for Terror N OWN - H Crighton, Richard Correspondent Jay Merrick, a foreign correspondent. Taken as hostage. 167157 1985 Red Fox, The NM OWN Hyde, Anthony Journalist Robert Thorne and a Russian expert is summoned to help track down a missing millionaire 167158 1999 Red Handed T Series Entertainment Reporter (Karen Bailey) 167159 1928 Red Harvest NM OWN - H Hammett, Dashiell In "Five Complete Novels." Press 167160 1932 Red Herring N MLPL Acheson, Edward Reporter Danny Farnham calling in story to Helen Hastings on the Guardian. Farnham: "By-line don't pay the rent." Harry Horton, city editor. Hastings became a newspaper woman in 24 hours. Hastings, 23, wrote well and was vicious. 167161 1929 Red Hot Rhythm M AFI-Publishers Publisher 167162 1929 Red Hot Speed M Lehman, Gladys (Story). Faith Thomas (Adaptation). Albert De Mond (Titles). Lehman, Matt Taylor (Scenario). AFI-Newspapers/Publishers - Ness Book Publisher Colonel Long (Thomas Ricketts) is conducting an anti-speeding campaign in his newspaper. When his daughter is arrested, she gives a false name and is turned over to the assistant district attorney. Newspaper Publisher decides to meet the girl being charged, so the district attorney has a dim-witted woman pose as the accused girl. The DA and the publisher's daughter get the publisher's permission to marry without his ever finding out the truth. 167163 1935 Red Hot Tires M DVD -R HQ 6005, 6001 Photographer (Jack Wise). 167164 1994 Red Ink N Dinallo, Greg S. Journalist. Onetime dissident journalist Nikolai Katkov is tipped off to a murder of a highly placed government official. 167165 2000 Red Ink (Tinta Roja) MF VHS 1265 Fuguet, Alberto (Novel) Peru Crime Reporter in the Peruvian capital, a young newshound and a quiet photographer investigate deaths of inner city boys in Lima, Peru. Alfonso (Giovanni Ciccia) who longs to write novels gets a scholarship to a writing program and must take an internship at a tabloid newspaper alongside his girlfriend Nadia (Lucia Jimenez). While Nadia is given a simple office assignment, Alfonso is made assistant to one of the paper’s top writers, Faundez (Gianfranco Brero), a man with questionable scruples and secrets of his own. His philosophy: “News, like prostitution, is learned on the streets.” The young reporter accompanies his boss to the sites of murders, suicides, accidents, and the drug scene in the violent city of Lima. Faundez heads out each day to collect stories through intimidation and emotional manipulation and he has no qualms about using sources for his own purposes or passing along stories to his less-industrious significant other, Roxana (Yvonne Frayssinet), a seductive radio reporter. They are accompanied by Photographer Escalona (Fele Martinez) who captures the lurid details of the stories Alfonso reluctantly writes. Their driver is Van Gogh (Carlos Gassols) who communicates in quotations both sensitively and hilariously from an international resource of famous people. The story builds in momentum until Alfonso finds himself swallowed up in the yellow journalism, smarmy lies and deceit of the tabloid he now works for. While Alfonso is appalled by Faundez’s shaky ethics and cavalier attitude toward women, it also begins to sink in and when circumstances force Alonfso to take over for Faundez for a while, he’s surprised to discover how much he’s come to resemble the man he despises. 167166 1941 Red Is For Killing NM Bagby, G. Press 167167 2006 Red Kebaya, The MF Malaysia Journalist (Corinne Adri). Journalist (Soraya Dean). 167168 1926 Red Kimono, The M DVD -R HQ 3894, 3892. Newspaper. File room of daily newspaper. Volume dated 1917. Headline about the Gabrielle Darley case. Story told in flashback 167169 2000 Red Letters M TV Reporter (Suzanne Rico) 167170 1949 Red Light M Reporter in Newsreel (Joe Kirk). Newsreel Commentator (Knox Manning). 167171 1971 Red Light in the White House M Adult. Ness Reporter digs into the background of a young woman who is running for the U.S. Senate and finds out a lot more than he bargained for. 167172 1998 Red Lightning NM Holton, Hugh Investigative Reporter Kate Ford teams up with the Chief of Detectives to face an ominous threat to Chicago. Their search leads them to a madman with fondness for powerful explosives and deadly snakes who has already left path of destruction behind him. Snoopy Ford and the Chief become the targets of a scientist and his legless sidekick armed with an arsenal of death-dealing weapons. 167173 2005 Red Lightning M Reporter (Terrance Otis Williams). Red Lightning is the story of a young Ivy League stockbroker who knew early on his fortunes would lie in the world of money. However, things didn't quite work out the way he thought they would. 167174 2000 Red Lipstick M News Media. TV Newscaster 1 (Laura Weeks). TV Newscaster 2 (Rhonda Louise-Rhonda Muziani). TV Newscaster 3 (Melisssa Brown). TV Newscaster 4 (Keira Schlesinger). TV Newscaster 5 (James Smith). Final TV Newscaster (Jane Lynch). Voice of Radio Newscaster (Saul Stein). 167175 1940 Red Logan CB Detective Comics #38. April, 1940. First Appearance. Reporter. Ace Reporter Red Logan of the Times Courier fought crime in England and America during the 1930s. Faithful assistant in his Russian friend Ivan. 167176 2009 Red Men, The N Abaitua, Matthew De Former Radical Journalist Nelson now works for one of the world’s leading corporations, one that makes the Red Men -- tireless, intelligent, creative and entirely virtual corporate workers, and it’s looking to expand the program. Nelson finds himself at the helm of a grand project whose goals appear increasingly authoritarian and potentially catastrophic. As the boundaries between Redtown and the real world become ever more brittle. Nelson finds himself forced to choose sides: the corporation or the community, the real or the virtual. 167177 1949 Red Menace, The M L Running Time African-American Reporter Toiler, official Communist paper. 167178 1996 Red Mercury N Barclay, Max Investigative Reporter Ben Sherwood, in his debut as Max Barclay. 167179 2005 Red Mercury M Reporter 1 (Michael Cheyney). Reporter 2 (Graham Garner). 167180 2005 Red Nose Night Live 05 T Reporter (Simon Pegg). 167181 1935 Red Over Europe SS UCLA Weller, George In "Book of Contemporary Short Stories, A." Correspondent Eric Wolf, in Vienna for the Traynor World Service. Lost his little German weekly in a Wisconsin city. George Weller is a foreign correspondent in Europe. 167182 1952 Red Planet Mars M DVD -R HQ 7658, 7659. L News Media. News Commentator #1 (Bill Kennedy). Radio Commentators (Robert Forrest, Dayton Lummis). Media and Press leaks 167183 1995 Red Ribbon Blues M Interviewer (Larry Blanford) 167184 2003 Red Riding Hood M Interviewer (Susanne Meurer - The Interviewer). 167185 2009 Red Riding: Nineteen Eighty (aka 1980) MT Peace, David (Novel). Tony Grisoni (Screenplay) Reporter Jack Whitehead (Eddie Marsan) of the Post. Police corruption interferes with the search for a killer in Yorkshire, England. Journalist 1 (Tim Beasley). Journalist 2 (Robert Angell). 167186 2008 Red Riding: Nineteen Eighty (aka 1980) N Peace, David #3 Red Riding Quartet Book Two, The: 1980 Reporter Jack Whitehead of the Post. Police corruption interferes with the search for a killer in Yorkshire, England. The nightmare continues during the winter of 1980 when the Ripper murders his 13th victim and the whole of Yorkshire is terrorized. Assistant Chief Constable Hunter struggles to solve the hellish crimes and bring an end to the horror, but is drawn ever deeper into a world of bent coppers and sleaze. After his house is burned down, his wife is threatened and his colleagues turn against him, Hunter’s quest becomes personal as he has nothing left to lose. Story of the search for The Ripper is taken up by Assistant Chief Constable of Greater Manchester, Peter Hunter, who is asked to head a Super Squad, a brain trust to conduct a parallel but secret investigation. Publicly their job will be to advise the official investigation in methods and avenues. Hunter isn’t much trusted by most of the police force because he has investigated fellow police officers for corruption in the past. Hunter might be too good at his job, someone is nervous and he soon finds his investigation in jeopardy and himself the subject of an inquiry. 167187 2009 Red Riding: Nineteen Eighty-Three (aka 1983) MT Peace, David (Novel). Tony Grisoni (Screenplay) Crime Correspondent Eddie Dunford (Andrew Garfield) of the Evening Yorkshire Post. The seemingly untouchable, corrupt West Yorkshire police, and the true evil mastermind behind the child abductions and murders of the last 14 years can’t resist doing it again. Against them, a fat, useless lawyer and one remorseful copper. 167188 2008 Red Riding: Nineteen Eighty-Three (aka 1983) N Peace, David #4 Red Riding Quartet Book Two, The: 1983 Crime Correspondent Eddie Dunford (Andrew Garfield) of the Evening Yorkshire Post. The seemingly untouchable, corrupt West Yorkshire police, and the true evil mastermind behind the child abductions and murders of the last 14 years can’t resist doing it again. Against them, a fat, useless lawyer and one remorseful copper. The conclusion moves around in time, between 1983 and the events in 1974, 1977 and 1980. Stories are told by BJ, a male prostitute first seen in 1974, lawyer John Pigott, 1977, and senior police official Maurice Jobson, a presence throughout the series. Most of the questions are answered -- what happened, who was responsible for what. 167189 2008 Red Riding: Nineteen Seventy-Four (aka 1974) N Peace, David #1 Red Riding Quartet Book One, The: 1974. Serpent’s Tail is the publisher. Crime Correspondent Ed Dunford of the Evening Yorkshire Post. It is winter, 1974 and Dunford has the job he wanted. He didn't know it was going to be a season in hell. A dead little girl with a swan's wings stitched to her back. A gypsy camp in a ring of fire. Corruption everywhere you look. Dunford is disillusioned, juggling the recent death of his father and the return to his native Yorkshire after a brief, unsuccessful stint in Fleet Street. For the jaded Dunford, it's just another story -- will the girl be found dead or alive? That is until the girl is brutally murdered. Dunford follows the case and makes a series of terrifying connections with a string of child murders. In spite of being the crime reporter for the paper, Eddie is assigned to provide background for the story while the investigating reporting is given to Jack Whitehead, who was once Crime Reporter of the year. Eddie doesn’t accept this and continues his own probing into the cases and descent into madness. 167190 2009 Red Riding: Nineteen Seventy-Four (aka 1974) MT Peace, David (Novel). Tony Grisoni (Screenplay) Crime Correspondent Eddie Dunford (Andrew Garfield) of the Evening Yorkshire Post. It is winter, 1974 and Dunford has the job he wanted. He didn't know it was going to be a season in hell. The rookie journalist looks to solve the increasingly vexing case of a serial killer on the loose. 167191 2009 Red Riding: Nineteen Seventy-Seven (aka 1977) N Peace, David #2 Red Riding Quartet Book Two, The: 1977 Reporter Jack Whitehead of the Post is investigating a murderer who picks on prostitutes during the summer in Yorkshire. While the rest of the population anxiously awaits Queen Elizabeth’s Jubilee, Whitehead and a detective are looking for the killer, who is quickly dubbed “The Yorkshire Ripper.” But their investigations turn grisly as they each engage in affairs with the prostitutes they are supposedly protecting. As the summer moves relentlessly towards the bonfires of Jubilee Night, the killings accelerate and it seems as if Whitehead and the detective are the only men who suspect or care that there may be more than one killer at large. The Ripper is back and the attacks increasing in frequency and the police want someone to pin the crimes on. Bob Fraser, a police sergeant in 1974 who gave reporter Eddie Dunford information unofficially, and reporter Jack White head. Fraser and Whitehead have something in common: borth are in love with prostitutes. 167192 1943 Red River Robin Hood M DVD -R 1539 Editor Sam Sterling (Otto Hoffman) 167193 1985 Red Rockingbird, The N Marlowe, Ann News Media 167194 1913 Red Room, The N USC Strindberg, August Newspaperman Arvid Falk, a would-be poet who is unable to find a publisher for his poems, so he takes a job on a newspaper. Becomes a success, but is disillusioned because he is never allowed to report the news honestly as he sees it. Moves from paper to paper. Falk eventually suffers a mental breakdown and after recovering becomes a schoolmaster. Smith is a publisher. Struve is a journalist. Grey Bonnet is a conservative paper.. Smith, a publisher 167195 1963 Red Runs the River M Photographer (Charles Applegate). 167196 1989 Red Scorpion M News Media. Russian KGB agent is sent to Africa to kill an anti-Communist revolutionary. But he has a change of heart when he sees how the Russians and their Cuban allies are killing and repressing the locals so he switches sides and helps the rebels. 167197 2008 Red Sea N Benedek, Emily (aka E.A. Benedek) Aviation Reporter Marie Petterssen, an ambitious young reporter, has a hunch about why four airliners were blown out of the sky in a devastating string of attacks taking hundreds of lives and striking fear into people and governments around the world. Her suspicious are confirmed when she’s approached by an Israeli airline security expert and former Special Forces commando who has noticed her work. He offers Marie a rare lead, one that will send her to London and later into the devastation of war-torn Iraq. With the help of a maverick FBI agent, she stumbles onto the makings of a terrorist plot well beyond the destruction of airliners: the detonation of a rogue nuclear device in New York harbor. The terrorists know that America’s most vulnerable spot is its transportation system and they mean to exploit it. Time is running out. But Marie is in the grip of circumstances beyond her control. Is the Israeli helping a journalist uncover answers the world craves, or is he setting up the woman to flush out an Islamic terrorist who killed his partner 20 year earlier? 167198 1997 Red Shoe Diaries (aka Zalman King's Red Shoe Diaries): Boxer, The T DVD -R HQ 2615 DVD -R HQ 2615 Adult Photographer finds herself attracted to a boxer. She is broken-hearted and finds solace with him. 167199 1995 Red Shoe Diaries: Hard Labor T Episode #42. 1-1-1995 Photographer (David McKay). 167200 1994 Red Shoe Diaries: Liar's Tale T SVD 731 Episode #21. 1-1-1994 Reporter-Photographer gets too involved when she researches a piece on prostitution and finds herself on the other side of the story 167201 1995 Red Shoe Diaries: Love at First Sight M Episode #40. 1-1-1995 Correspondent Cecelia (Alexandra Tydings). 167202 1997 Red Shoe Diaries: Swimming Naked MT Episode #59. 1-1-1997 Cameraman, Aerial (Brad Hood). Aerial Free-Fall Cameraman (Tom Sanders). 167203 1953 Red Skelton: Lord Beaverhead, BBC Newscaster T DVD 1640 Red Skeleton: King of Laughter compilation BBC Newscaster Lord Beaverhead (Red Skeleton) reading the newscast. In Bowler with monocle and English accent. Also sketch with Columnist Ed Sullivan. 167204 2009 Red Sky N Alexis, Renee Photojournalist Justine Roberts-Paretti gets the assignment of a lifetime when she is commissioned to photograph the events of Gallup, New Mexico's annual Intertribal Ceremonial powwow-one of the biggest powwows in the United States. While there, she finds more than a rich culture very deserving of a lovely spread for the September Issue of The San Francisco Examiner. Justine finds love after having given up on relationships. Darrius Red Sky not only is a well-known native of the land, but has somehow summoned Justine from San Francisco with his shamanic abilities. The two finally meet, and love is on the horizon. However, Darrius has dilemmas he is fearful of revealing even to the very woman he wants to spend his life with. 167205 2000 Red Sky at Morning NM Garrison, Paul TV Reporter Jose Chin, a friend of a tugboat captain and his love, a book editor. Armada of Chinese submarines filled with soldiers launch an attack on Manhattan aiming to hold the city and the United States hostage. 167206 2002 Red Sneakers, The MT DVD -R 1691 News Media. Newscaster (Evajoye Mendoza). Female Reporter (Maxine Guess). Sportswork Photographer (David Huband). Photographer (Dirk McLean). Photographer (Jeff Packer). 167207 1988 Red Spider, The MT Reporter (Dale Robins) 167208 1991 Red Star Rising CB New Titans, The #77 Reporter Cherry Alexander. Injured Cyborg becomes more machine than man and New York City deals with the aftermath of the explosion of the Titans Tower. 167209 1993 Red Sun Rising M Newswoman (Diana Lipari) 167210 1939 Red Threads NM OWN - P Stout, Rex Newspaperman Parker, freelancer to the Herald-Tribune. 167211 1932 Red-Headed Woman M DVD -R HQ 7483, 7484 Uncensored Newspapers. Newspaper stories and headlines. Gold digger breaks up her boss's marriage and sins her way to financial success. 167212 1949 Red, Hot and Blue M News Media. Newspaperwoman (Arlene Jenkins). Newsman (Bruce Carruthers). Newsman (Harry Templeton). Reporter (Jacqueline Park). Photographer (Cyril Ring). 167213 1998 Red, White and Blue N Isaacs, Susan New York Journalist Lauren Miller, a bright, ambitious journalist looks for career-making scoop in Wyoming 167214 1987 Red, White and Blue, The N OWN - H Dunne, John Gregory Reporter Jack Broderick on his father's paper. 167215 1990 Redaccion DF Spain. Series 1990-2002 Newsreaders Carles Francino (1990-1994), Hilano Pino (1994-2001), Marta Reyero (1995-2002). 167216 1976 Redaccion noche N Spain. Series 1976-1979 Newsreaders Joaquin Arozamena (1977-1978), Santiago Lopez Castillo (1977-1978), Victoria Prego (1977-1978), Jose Antonio Silva (1976), Isabel Tenaille (1979). Weather Forecaster Pilar Sanjurjo (1976-1979). 167217 2007 Redacted M DVD. Fictional Documentary News Media covers events inspired by the March 2006 rape and killings by U.S. troops in Mahmoudiya, south of Baghdad, Iraq. Embedded Journalist (Shatha Haddad) covers a night raid on a private life from point-of-view of reporter. Arab News Channel. Montage of stories about U.S. soldiers fighting in the Iraq conflict focusing on the modern forms of media covering the war. 167218 2004 Redakce TF Czech Republic. Series. Editors. Chief Editor Pavel Talich (Borivoj Navratil). Photographer Kamil (Roman Zach). Chief Redactor Viktor Seidl (David Matasek). Chied Redactor Alice (Barbora Kodetova). Redactor Anna (Dana Batulkova). Redactor Linda (Irena Machova). Chief Editor Katerina (Martina Valkova). Redactor and Photographer Klara (Pavla Ptackova). Residency Redactor Zdenek (Michal Novotny). 167219 2008 Redbelt M Newsman at Ringside (John Robert). Japanese Interviewer (Kei Hirayama). Rude Photographer (Lee Ryder). A fateful event leads to a job in the film business for top mixed-martial arts instructor Mike Terry. Though he refuses to participate in prize bouts, circumstances conspire to force him to consider entering such a competition. 167220 1995 Redbird NR Palmer, Diana News Media 167221 1997 Redboy 13 M News Media. Reporter (Rigo J. Denova). Reporter (Ken Goodman). Reporter (Bill Hagy). Reporter (Juan Insua). Reporter (Ozie Monroe Jr.). Reporter (Tim S. Wilton). 167222 1971 Reddick MT UK Newsman (David Clement). 167223 2004 Redemption MT DVD -R 1617 Freelance Writer Barbara Becnel (Lynn Whitfield) interviews convict for a book on gangs and eventually becomes his confidante and coauthor. Reporter (Prudence Zdravkovic). 167224 2004 Redemption: Stan Tookie Williams Story, The MT TV Reporter #1 (J.C. Kenny). TV Reporter #2 (Tim Gammon). Campus Reporter (Dan Duran). Publisher #3 (Liz West). Reporter (Paul McGuire). 167225 2004 Redentor MF Brazil. Journalist Celio Rocha (Pedro Cardoso) lives with a family scandal -- his father used all h is savings to buy an apartment form the father of his childhood friend, a corrupt constructor who never delivered the building to the owners. When the friend's father commits suicide, the reporter is assigned to interview his friend and is invited to participate in a scheme in the Cayman Islands where he would receive five million dollars. But the journalist has a breakdown when his father dies and believes God assigned him to make his childhood friend give away all the money he has on behalf of the homeless. 167226 1998 Rederiet TF Series 1992. Six Episodes in 1998 Journalist (Jan Waldekranz) 167227 1934 Redhead M Brown, Vera (Novel). Betty Burbridge (Screenplay). Jesse Lasky, Jr. (Additional Dialogue Ness Book Reporter Scoop (Regis Toomey) finds out about a secret marriage and threatens to print the information but the model involved convinces him to suppress the story. New York Times compared the film unfavorably to It Happened One Night 167228 1992 Redheads M TV Reporter (Malcolm Cork). Newsreader (David Wildman). 167229 1981 Reds M DVD -R HQ 2864, 2865, 2866, 2820. SVDSP 564. DVD. Beatty, Warren, Trevor Griffiths (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist John Reed (Warren Beatty), radical journalist-social activist. Freelance Journalist Louise Bryant (Diane Keaton) tries to get an interview with Reed who is writing for the magazine, The Masses. Reed encourages her to show her work to the editor of the Metropolitan and soon draws her into his world. Editor Pete Van Wherry (Gene Hackman) continually has run-ins with Reed. Editor claims no one wants to read about Reds and Russia. Reed leaves the magazine because of his objections to the editor rewriting his work. Reed tells Bryant, "You got to have enough sense, if you're trying to build up your reputation as a journalist, to be in the right place at the right time." Bryant is fired from her journalism job in Europe, and agrees to go with Reed to Russia. Bryant insists they do not share a byline. Reeds moves from observation to involvement. Writes his famous account of the revolution, Ten Days That Shook the World Reed dies with Bryant at his bedside. Eugene O'Neill (Jack Nicholson) was right when he accuses Reed and Bryant earlier in the film of being "power mad journalists who join the revolution instead of observing it." 167230 1970 Reed, Mexico Insurgente MF Mexico Reporter John Reed crosses the Mexican border in 1913 and travels to meet one of Pancho Villa's generals in Durango. A year and a half passes and Reed is able to get the confidence of the revolutionaries and ends up fighting for their cause. 167231 2005 Reefer Madness M News Media. Reporter. 167232 2007 Reel Comedy: Knocked Up CC DVD -R HQ 8637 Promotion Entertainment-Celebrity Correspondent Alison Scott (Katherine Heigl) for E! Entertainment Television becomes an on-air celebrity journalist. Interviewer talks to the cast members and director about the film. 167233 1971 Reel Game, The T Series 1971. Newsreel and documentary film footage. Quiz show. Host Jack Barry. 167234 1939 Reel McCoy: Speed Centaur CB Reporter "Reel" McCoy for the Daily Views, supporting character 167235 2005 Reel Review: T Series. 2005- Correspondent (Ron Sparks). Vancouver Correspondent (Julie Hopman). Hosts (Mike Bray, Heather Marsden). 167236 1994 Ref, The M TV Reporter Mike Michaels (Edward Saxon). Karen the Newscaster (Donna Holgate) 167237 2008 Reflecting Pool M Russian-American Journalist Alex Prokop (Jarek Kupsc) is a successful journalist who receives a rare 9/11 video tape revealing new information about the attack. The footage was sent by Paul Cooper (Joseph Culp), a driven researcher, whose daughter died on 9/11. Prokop travels with Cooper to New York and Washington D.C. where they uncover suppressed information implicating the U.S. government in the attacks. As Prokop investigates the truth about the 9/11 attacks, he wants to know: Did a plane really hit the Pentagon building? Was the destruction of the World Trade Center the result of plane impacts or underground bombs? As the evidence builds, he comes to the startling realization that the American government was behind the attacks. As Cooper introduces Prokop to key eyewitnesses, the facade of the “official story” begins to crumble. Prokop hears accounts of underground explosions in the Twin Towers moments before their collapse and discovers that the firm providing WTC security was run by the President’s brother. We follow the journalist as he investigates the inexplicable collapse of the 47-story WTC Building Seven, disprove the implausible airliner “attack” on the Pentagon, and uncover the illegal destruction of physical evidence from Ground Zero. The pressure builds as the FBI intimidates Alex’s Editor McGuire (Lisa Black) to reveal key sources -- while the magazine’s corporate investors threaten to kill the entire story. Plagued by the ghosts of his Communist childhood and trying to uphold the independence of American journalism, Alex’s search for the truth leads to a dangerous and shocking realization. 167238 2009 Reflections in Gold N Nordstrom, Eugene Investigative Reporter Bob Elliott for The Lake County Herald is on a dangerous mission to expose the sinister connection between Reflection Lake’s land developers and the corrupt county political machine. Battle lines have been drawn and the bitter war between environmentalists and developers turns ugly. Only time will tell is an honest man, brought to his knees by murder and blackmail, will survive. Profit-driven developers want to clear-cut, bulldoze and bury Lake County’s pristine wilderness under the infamous “monument to progress” known as Reflection Lake Resort. Editor Burt Parrish of The Lake County Herald: “Bob isn’t a perfect man. He has his human frailties just like all the rest of us. But no one else around here could ever fill his shoes.” 167239 2009 Reflections in the Mud M War Correspondent-Photojournalist Leslee Williams (Jodi Russell) is a two-decade veteran war correspondent who despite international recognition and personal beauty, finds romance less than successful. Her hilarious friend, Ray, encourages her as best he can. A chance meeting with Jonathan Powell, a long-lost high school acquaintance, brings love unpredictably into her life. Everything is going fine until one weekend when Jonathan doesn’t return from a business trip. Leslee then finds herself on a journey where her trust, reporter skills and personal strength are tested to their limits. American TV News Anchor (Michelle Wright). American TV News Anchor (Brandy Vega). TV Weather Presenter (Bethany Prince). Hispanic TV Newsreader (Wendy Eav). British TV Anchor (Paul Kersey). British TV Anchor (Amy Kersey). Bosnian Newsreader (Elma Ceric). Chinese TV Newsreader (Thien Sok). Vietnamese TV Newsreader (Kung Nguyen). Camera Clerk (Lance Chapman). Hispanic Newsreader (Antonio Cruz). 167240 1974 Reflections of Murder T Photographer (Don Sparks). 167241 2007 Reflections of the Pink Elephant N Krumbine, Jason Online Columnist Chris Allen writes a column called “Reflections of the Pink Elephant” for an online magazine called Kickin’. “Any time somebody asked where the name came from I just smiled and told them they’d have to wait for the eventual column that would explain it. But the truth was I got really drunk one night and scribbled the name down on a napkin and stuck it to my refrigerator. When I woke up the next morning I saw it and figured, what the hell, I think if the editors thought it was a weird name they were too afraid to say anything. I brought in a lot of hits for their site.” 167242 2007 Reflections: Chronicles of a Man Scorned, The N Hall, Brandon J. Columnist Kyle Reed has an outlet to vent his frustrations about the world that’s changing around him. He is a young man struggling to cope with the recent changes made in his life. He thought he had the world in the family he’d created with his wife Angel. He thought that nothing could come between the bond that they shared, yet she sent him through trials that were too heavy for the heart to bear. When Kyle tries to move forward with his life and settle on single-parent life, he takes a journey of self-discovery, a path that leads him to reflect on the last eight months that have led him to this point today. If hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, then what does that say of a man scorned? 167243 2006 Reflets C Short Journalist (Vanessa Mikowsky - Voice). 167244 1979 Reflex Curve SS GPL Einstein, Charles In "Fielder's Choice: Anthology of Baseball Fiction, An." Sports Reporter Edna Langdo for the Chronicle. Ends up in bed with the pitcher. The Chronicle, the News, the Tribune plague pitcher. George Johnson, baseball writer. 167245 1911 Reform Candidate, The M Girl Reporter (Miriam Nesbitt) haunts saloon posing as prostitute to get proof 167246 1974 Reform, Die MT West Germany Journalist (Norbert Castell). Fernsehreporter (Dieter Moebius). 167247 1673 Reformation, The P USC Arrowsmith, Joseph Press 167248 1950 Reformer and the Redhead, The M DVD -R HQ 4752, 4753. SVD 1502. VHS 1292 (All But Ending) Carson, Robert (Story). Norman Panama, Melvin Frank (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Tim Harveigh (Robert Keith) for the Oakport News, tells woman arrested for brawling with another woman at the zoo to hire a lawyer. Contacts lawyer running for mayor with support of businessman who wants lawyer elected so he can manipulate him. Article appears about businessman supporting lawyer causing woman to think lawyer has sold her out. She finds out he turned down businessman's offer and gets reporter to help lawyer's campaign. Lawyer needs support of political machine to win and agrees to suppress evidence he has found against businessman in exchange for endorsement. Reporter begins to suspect something. Gets information on businessman's corrupt business activities. Reporter informs woman, who breaks her engagement to lawyer. After denouncing businessman during radio broadcast, lawyer is reunited with woman. 167249 2008 Refraction N Dynes, Jan Reporter is burying the truth to protect a woman who witnessed the brutal murder of her husband and only child and awakes from a coma having had nearly every bone in her body broken. She spends the next two years simply relearning how to walk and talk. But her nightmare isn’t over yet. There is still a conspiracy to murder her too. Who can save her now? The detective, the reporter or her childhood friend? 167250 2009 Refrain M Newsreader (Jay Donaldson). Musical awakening of a young woman bound in an abusive relationship. 167251 1905 Refuge of Derelicts, The SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Fables of Man." Proofreader. Governor Garvey once a rough-proof reader on an evening paper -- an easy berth that paid him ten dollars a week and supported him. Began life as a printer's apprentice in a western city Jimson Flinders, colored stenographer and sub-editor. Henry Clarkson, now a poet, was first assistant editor of a magazine, a literary person. 167252 1954 Refuge, The N MacKenzie, Seaforth News Media 167253 1986 Regalo di Natale MF Italy Deputy Editor (Ferdinando Orlandi). 167254 1974 Regan MT Interviewer (Jonathan Elsom) 167255 1983 Regard of Flight, The MT Critic (Michael O'Connor) 167256 1998 Regarding the Fountain NJ Klise, Kate. M. Sarah Klise (Illustrator) Newspapers. The Dry Creek Gazette - "The Creek May be Dry, but the Gossip is Juicy!" Established 1897. November 7th Edition. When the Creek gets water, name of newspaper changes to "The Spring Creek Gazette - The Creek May Be West, but Our Ink is Dry." The Geyser Creek Gazette -- "We're Gushing With Good News!" Established Today! May 27th Edition. 35 Cents. 167257 2004 Regarding the Sink: Where, Oh Where, Did Waters Go? NJ Klise, Kate. M. Sarah Klise (Illustrator) Editor Annette Trap of The Geyser Creek Gazette. Our motto: "We have a nose for news." 50 cents. Early and Late editions. Headline: "Trap Named Editor of the Gazette." Story: "Annette Trap, longtime reporter for the Geyser Creek Gazette, was recently named editor of this newspaper. Ms. Trap will continue to report investigative stories." "I love a good scoop," said Trap, who has a real nose for news." The Geyser Creek Gazette, Wednesday, February 2 Headline: "EXCLUSIVE: Scandal at Middle School! Principal Sunk Money in Sink Hole.": Investor's Corner by Macon Bigbucks, Investment Counselor. Sinkiang News newspaper. 167258 2005 Regarding the Trees: Splintered Saga Rooted in Secrets, A NJ Klise, Kate. M. Sarah Klise (Illustrator) Editor Annette Trap of The Geyser Creek Gazette. Our motto: "We have a nose for news." 50 cents. Early and Late editions. Our NEW motto: "It's a LOVE thing." The Dry Creek Gazette, 12 years old newspaper. Headlines and stories. The Guys, (It's) Her Creek Gazette. Our NEW motto: "It's a girl thing." Our NEW motto: "It's a wedding thing." 167259 1942 Regards to Broadway NM Clarke, Donald Henderson Newspaper. New York Planet newspapermen Bill Heidner, Joe Green, Ed Field. 167260 2004 ReGenesis: Baby Bomb T Episode #1. 10-24-2004. Sci-Fi Reporter (Damon D'Oliveira). 167261 2006 ReGenesis: End, The T Episode #26. 8-4-2006. Sci-Fi News Announcer (Sandi Stahlbrand). 167262 2004 ReGenesis: Face of God, The T Episode #3. 10-31-2004. Sci-Fi News Media. Reporter #1 (Rory O'Shea). Reporter #2 (Anne Beaudry). 167263 2004 ReGenesis: Spare Parts T Episode #2. 10-24-2004. Sci-Fi News Media. Reporter #1 (Marie Beath Badian). Reporter #2 (Robert Shipman). TV Anchor (Dan Duran). Female Reporter (Michele McCree). 167264 1996 Reggie's Prayer M Reporter (Tim Ring). 167265 1972 Regiment, The: Father of the Regiment, The T Episode #1. 2-21-1972 Reporter (Robert Fyfe). Editor (John Dunbar). 167266 2006 Regimodi tortenet MTF Hungary. Miniseries. Photographer (Jeno Kiss). 167267 2000 Regis Philbin and Kathy Lee: Last Show T SVDSP 1112 Episode Talk Show Hosts Regis Philbin and Kathy Lee 167268 2007 Regis Philbin Returns to Television T DVD -R HQ 8397 Talk Show Host Regis Philbin returns to his program after triple by-pass heart surgery. The day after Rosie O'Donnell tells everyone she is not coming back to The View. News Media response. 167269 1964 Regis Philbin Show, The T Talk Show 167270 1981 Regis Philbin Show, The T Series. 11-30-1981 to 4-9-1982. NBC Hosts Regis Philbin and Mary Hart (`1-7-1981 to 4-9-1982). Talk and Interview Show. Regis Philbin Celebrity Healthstyles on he Health Network in 1982 lasted six years. In 1988, Live with Regis and Kathie Lee became one of the most successful morning talk shows in the United States. 167271 2000 Regis Philbin: Live With Regis and Kelly T Talk Show Hosts Regis Philbin and Kelly Ripa 167272 1939 Regle du jeu, La MF Radio Reporter (Lise Elina). 167273 1999 Regret to Inform DT Documentary - Memory of American soldier killed in Vietnam 167274 1986 Regrets Only N OWN - H Quinn, Sally Reporter Allison Sterling, a blond, beautiful, successful reporter for the Daily. William Rosewell Grey III, weekly bureau chief. 167275 2004 Regrettable Puns I've Used as Headlines at the In-Flight Magazine for Which I Work SS McCammon, Ross In "The Best of McSweeney's Humor Category," P. 213. Magazine. Headlines at the In-Flight Magazine include "Tea Wrecks," "Polar Wheres," "A Cramp and Your Stylus." 167276 1960 Rehabilitated Man N Lambert, Eric Press 167277 1670 Rehearsal Transpros'd and the Rehearsal Transpros'd, The Second Part ER USC Marvell, Andrew Press. Attack on Roger L'Estrange. "For the Press hath ought him a shame a long time and is but now beginning to pay off the Debt. The Press (that villainous Engine) invented much about the same time with the Reformation, that hath done more mischief …." 167278 1671 Rehearsal, The P USC Villiers, George-Buckingham Critics. Two Heralds. In prologue: "Now, Critiques do your worst, that here are met;" 167279 2007 Reichenbach Falls MT Newsreader (David Robertson). Publicist (Cora Bisset). Writer Arthur Conan Doyle (Richard Wilson). 167280 1876 Reign of the Press, The A Nast, Thomas Wood engraving Press. Caption: The Reign of the Press -- A MEMBER OF THE CABINET: "Please take in my card to the Secretary -- I beg your pardon -- the Editor of War, and inquire if the war with Spain is over…" "…as I wish to make arrangements for signing the Treaty of Peace." 167281 2002 Reina Del Sur, La (aka Queen of the South, The) N Reverte, Artur Perez News Media. Story of a woman nicknamed by journalists "The Queen of the South" creates an empire in the male-dominated world of drug trafficking. 167282 1975 Reincarnation of Peter Proud, The M Newspaper Custodian (Jon Richards). 167283 2007 Reincarnationist, The N Rose, M.J. Photojournalist Josh Ryder is injured in an explosion when a bomb in a baby carriage explodes. He begins experiencing intense episodes wherein he imagines he is a pagan Roman priest madly in love with one of the vestal virgins. He goes in search of the "memory stones" whose history can be traced back to Egypt and India and are said to prove reincarnation. 167284 2000 Reindeer Games M TV Newscaster (Joanna Piros) 167285 1997 Reine & Mimmi I fjallen MF TV Reporter (Andre Linschooten). TV Reporter (Ronny Olofsson). 167286 2004 Reino del Dragon del Oro, El N Allende, Isabel Reporter Kate for the International Graphic, her grandson and his girl friend and a team of photographers go on a trip to the forbidden kingdom hidden in the peaks of the Himalayas Their mission? To locate the legendary golden beast, a sacred statute and oracle that can foresee the future. 167287 2003 Reinventing Olivia NR Thompson, Nancy Robards Reporter Olivia Logan is single, living in Florida and working as a reporter for the local paper. She dreams of finishing a novel or opening a bakery. Her father abandoned her and her boyfriend dumped her, she often jumps to wrong conclusions about men, especially her hunky neighbor, a member of a rock band 167288 1985 Reise zu Cathleen McCoy N Sperr, Monika Germany Journalist 167289 2002 Rejseholdet: Assistancemelding A-9/01 TF Episode #23. 2-10-2002 TV Journalist (Julie Wieth). 167290 1985 Rekord, Der MF TV Reporter (Jochen Busse). TV Reporter (Andras Fricsay Kali Son). 167291 2005 Relationships Can Be Murder N Di Lucchio, Jane TV Newscaster Sheila Shelbourne is a woman-about-town who has a fling with Dee Delvalle. Dee, a lesbian 34-year-old fifth grade teacher has a full life as teacher, union negotiator and friend to Tully, Jenny and Felicia, but she is also recovering from a bad affair with the Los Angeles TV newswoman and regrets that she had the fling. The glamorous Sheila collected women in the manner some hunters collect pelts. Just as Dee is beginning to think about dating again, Sheila is brutally murdered, and Dee finds the police literally on her door step. The affair not only caused a break up with Dee’s longtime lover, Evie and confounded her closest friends but now she is suspect numero uno in Sheila’s murder and has been placed on an administrative leave from her teaching positions because she is the LAPD’s prime suspect. With the police department’s lead investigators, Gina Quinn and Alex Piece convinced of her guilt, Dee summons help from her three best buddies -- Felicia, Tully and Jenny. Together this multicultural crew of lesbian friends dig behind the scenes of TV news broadcasting where ratings can be a matter of life and death, and discover secrets kept even from each other. As Dee and her friends try to discover the real murderer of Sheila, they find intrigues and secrets at her work site and between each other. Sorting through gossip and delving into the past, Dee and her friends find themselves in dangerous situations. 167292 1995 Relative Danger NM Douglas, Charlotte Journalist brother is brutally murdered so professor Alexandria Garrison begins to fear for her own life after she receives threatening phone calls that compel her to investigate her brother's last story. 167293 2002 Relative Strangers N Lamb, Joyce Journalist Meg Grant looks remarkably like a Florida jewel thief called Margo Rhineheart. 167294 1998 Relative Strangers NR Worboys, Anne Correspondent Carl Beaumont is a handsome, sophisticated newsman who is headed to Amalfi, Italy to cover the breaking art forgery story and dig up as much dirt on the suspect as possible. When a 26-year-old woman who has never known her father reads a newspaper article mention in him as a suspect in an international art forgery scheme she heads to his home in Amalfi to meet him. She meets Beaumont on the train. The woman is reconciled with her father, his wife and their three children. And she falls in love with the journalist. Things get pretty rocky as she tries not to betray her father while also helping Beaumont get his story. Her snooping helps Beaumont vindicate her father so everyone lives happily ever after. 167295 2006 Relative Strangers M Reporter Dan Fletcher (John O'Rourke). On a mission to locate his biological parents, a tightly wound professional is befuddled to find that the couple who conceived him aren't exactly upper-class. 167296 2000 Relative Values M Reporter (Aaron Zorzo) 167297 2005 Relatos de una emigracion DF Chile - Short Interviewer Giannina d'Agostino. 167298 1989 Relentless M TV News. Television remote crews wander around shoving their microphones into people's faces. 167299 1977 Relentless MT Reporter (Dick Armstrong) 167300 2009 Relentless N Koontz, Dean Literary-Book Critic Shearman Waxx is a much-feared, seldom-seen critic who appears in the nation’s premier newspaper and savages bestselling novelist Cullen “Cubby” Greenwich’s new book. Cubby knows he shouldn’t let one bad review of his otherwise triumphant new book get to him -- even if it does appear in the nation’s premier newspaper penned by the much-feared Waxx. Cubby knows that the best thing to do is ignore the gratuitously vicious, insulting and inaccurate comments. His wife, Penny, a children’s book author and illustrator who is the love of his life, knows it. Even their brilliant six-year-old Milo, affectionately dubbed “Spooky” knows it. If their non-collie named Lassie, who is all but part of the family, could talk, she’d tell Cubby to ignore them, too. Ignore Shearmann Waxx and his poison pen is just what Cubby intends to do. Until he happens to learn where the great man is taking his lunch. Cubby just wants to get a look at the mysterious recluse whose mere opinion can make or break a career or a life. But Shearman Waxx, “the nation’s premier literary critic,” isn’t what Cubby expects, and neither is the escalating terror that follows what seemed to be an innocent encounter. For Waxx gives criticism. He doesn’t take it. He has ways of dealing with those who cross him that Cubby is only beginning to fathom. Soon Cubby finds himself in a desperate struggle with a relentless sociopath, facing an inexorable assault on far more than his life. Waxx savages Cubby’s work and Cubby manages to find the “syphilitic swine” at Roxie’s Bistro in Newport Beach, Calif, where the author’s six-year-old prodigy son nearly pees by accident on Waxx in the restaurant’s men room. In retaliation, Waxx threatens Cubby with doom and gets things started nicely by blowing up his house. With almost superhuman ease, the book critic keeps track of Cubby and his family as they flee for their lives. 167301 1993 Relentless: Mind of a Killer MT New York Reporter (Veena Sood). 167302 1994 Relic NSF Preston, Douglas J. and Lincoln Child Crime Reporter Bill Smithback of the New York Post teams up with FBI agent and spunky graduate student at the American Museum of Natural History to search for an inhuman killer. Corpses dismembered with savage violence. Mad god Mbwun, a monstrous mix of man and reptile, may be doing the killing. 167303 2001 Relic Hunter: Executioner's Mask, The T Episode #41. 4-30-2001 Photographer (Didier Baverel). 167304 2002 Relic Hunter: Faux Fox T Episode #62. 4-22-2002 News Media. Reporter (Barbara de Lema). 167305 2000 Relic Hunter: Three Rivers To Cross T Episode #29. 10-30-2000 TV Anchor (Ola Sturik). 167306 2002 Relic Hunter: Women Want To Know T Episode #56. 1-21-2002 News Media. Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand). 167307 1997 Relic, The M Reporter (Dina Blair) 167308 1989 Religion, Inc. M News Media. Reporter #1 (Michael Tierney). Reporter #2 (Miles Herter). Reporter #3 (Marie Lanzillo). TV Host (Tama Janowitz). 167309 1997 Reliquary NSF Preston, Douglas and Lincoln Child Crime Reporter Bill Smithback of the New York Post involved in story where a police diver finds the headless bodies of two people apparently killed by underground cannibals. Investigates death of Manhattan socialite and other less newsworthy murders. Corpses are sent to the American Museum of Natural History's lab for analysis. Curator joins police and FBI to solve horrific murders. Violent mutant race is living underground. 167310 1967 Reluctant Astronaut, The M TV Newscaster (Jerry Dunphy). Technician (Vince Howard). 167311 1995 Reluctant Bodyguard, The NR Michaels, Lorna Harlequin Superromance #633 TV Station Manager Chad Foster has an easygoing charm that wins him friends and admirers everywhere. A female police sergeant's job is to protect him. She's living in his house pretending to be his lover in order to flush out a stalker. 167312 2000 Reluctant Hero, The NR Worth, Lenora Reporter Stephanie Maguire is rescued from a couple of street thugs when a handsome stranger steps from the shadows to save her, then unceremoniously slips away. The reporter in her is unable to let the story go. As she noses around trying to drum up information on the man, he flatly refuses to be interviewed. Her heart is touched by more than his good deed. He wants to stay as far away from the beautiful reporter as he can get. Problem is she can't seem to accept his insistence that he doesn't want to be hailed a hero. When his plan to get rid of her backfires, he finds himself falling for her in a way that could be dangerous for them if she discovers the secrets of his past. 167313 2001 Reluctant Hitman M Newscaster (Elisa Farrell). 167314 1995 Reluctant Hunk, The N Michaels, Lorna Harlequin Temptation #523 TV Reporter Ariel Foster wants a scientist to do a series of hurricanes for her TV station. He despises reporters and doesn't want to be come a "TV twinkie" TV weatherman. She decides she wants the reluctant hunk for herself. Foster is beautiful and sexy and just the woman for the scientist. 167315 1983 Reluctant Merger NR OWN - P Jordan, Alexis Hill Publisher Claire Tanager, award-winning publisher of the Emerson Mills Gazette. Candlelight Ecstasy Romance #195 167316 1966 Reluctant Nation MT Miniseries TV Reporter (Tom Harvey). TV Reporter (Arch McDonnell). 167317 2001 Reluctant Prophet, The: Two-in-One Volume of the Warning and the Ultimatum N Bunn, T. Davis Reporter Linda Kee, well-known reporter familiar with the D.C. power structure 167318 2006 Remains M Anchorman (Dan Rowland). Zombies. 167319 1993 Remains of the Day, The M DVD -R HQ 3528, 3529, 3531. L Ishiguro, Kazuo (Novel). Ruth Prawer Jhabvala (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Cardinal (Hugh Grant), the godson of the lord of the manor works for a newspaper. The lord has been searching for diplomatic solutions to differences between Germany and Britain prior to World War II. Cardinal gets a tip that the lord is hosting a meeting of German diplomats. He arrives at the house, but is told he is not welcome to sit in on the meeting. After he writes a column implying that the lord supports Hitler, the lord tries to sue the newspaper for libel. Lord loses the suit and his good name was ruined forever. The columnist is killed in the war. 167320 1985 Remali tis Athinas MF Reporter (Christos Kaloou) 167321 2002 Remalia, Ta MF Greece Reporter. A wrestler who refuses to set-up fights becomes addicted to heroin when his wife is murdered. 167322 1975 Remarkable Dingdong, The SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 167323 2007 Remarkable Power M News Media. Reporter (Navia Nguyen). Reporter #1 (Kerry Finlayson). Late Night Talk Show Host Jack West (Kevin Nealon) masterminds an elaborate scheme to save his canceled show and avenge his wife's affair. 167324 1999 Remarried in Haste NR Field, Sandra Harlequin Foreign Correspondent decides his life is empty without his ex-wife and is determined to win her back. His wife is a tour guide so he joins the current tour group and heads off to the West Indies to capture her love. 167325 2003 Rembrandt MF Denmark Newscaster (Lotte Mejlhede). 167326 1993 Remember MT VHS 231 (Parts 1 and 2) 10-24/25-1993 News Media 167327 1992 Remember - Press History T SV 163 9-24-92 Documentary - Host Dick Cavett on Press History 167328 1978 Remember My Name M News Media. Newscaster (Diana Daves). Newscaster (Maysie Hoy). Newscaster (Herb Kerns). Newscaster (Stephen Mendillo). Newscaster (Richard Wahl). Newscaster (George Walsh). Television news in background continuously. 167329 1942 Remember Pearl Harbor M News Reporter at Airport (Knox Manning). 167330 1941 Remember the Day M News Media. Reporter (Harry Carter). Society Reporter (Kay Linaker). Photographers (Byron Foulger, John Bohn, George Dobbs, Lester Dorr, Frank Melton, Paddy O'Flynn, George O'Hara, Arthur Rankin). 167331 2000 Remember the Titans M Reporter-Commentator (Robert M. Perez). Reporter-Commentator (Jonathan Thompson). Reporter #1 (Kevin Dankosky). Reporter #2 (David Chandley). Reporter #3 (Scott Slade). Reporter #4 (Ric Reitz). Reporter (Aaron Weiler). Sports Commentator/P.A. Announcer (Sean Treadaway). 167332 1997 Remember When N McNaught, Judith Magazine Owner Diana Foster is CEO of her family's business that includes a popular home living magazine, Beautiful Living, part of her family's success story. Learns about a rich, eligible bachelor she had a girlhood crush on in Newsweek. Learns of her fiancé's impromptu marriage in the Italian Riviera to a much younger woman by reading about it in a cheap drugstore tabloid. The man of her dreams kisses her for the benefit of a spying photographer. 167333 1988 Remembering N Berry, Wendell Journalist wanders through pre-dawn streets reflecting on the early days of his marriage, on his parents and their love of the land. 167334 1999 Remembering Jody N Coburn, Randy Sue Freelance Magazine Writer Marsha Rose 167335 1998 Remembering Sex M News Media. News Anchorman (Jordan Foster) 167336 1982 Remembrance of Love M Journalist Marcy Rabin (Pam Dawber) covers the story of the real-life World Gathering of Holocaust Survivors. Her father, a middle-aged New York widower and a survivor of the Holocaust, an Auschwitz survivor goes with her to attend the event. After the war, her father went to America, married and had a family. Today the middle-aged New York widower is on his way to Israel for a reunion of Holocaust survivors. It isn’t the only reason he’s going -- during the war he had a girlfriend. They were separated and she was pregnant. He never found out what happened to her or their baby and he hopes to find out now. 167337 1948 Remembrance Rock N OWN - P Sandburg, Carl Printer Ordway Winshore, a Philadelphia printer, a man of character. Loses two sons in the Revolutionary War. 167338 1986 Remington Steele: Beg, Borrow, or Steele T SV 145 Episode #86. 3-29-1986 Newsreaders (Alan David, Michael Masters). Laura and Steele return from the East to find reports of their murder on the news and Mildred arrested for the crime. 167339 1982 Remington Steele: Blood Is Thicker Than Steele T Episode #36. 1-31-1984 News Media. Newspaperman (Gerald Berns). Reporter (Conrad E. Palmisano). 167340 1984 Remington Steele: Dreams of Steele T SV 297 Episode #41. 3-20-1984 News Media. Reputation of agency is at stake again when the gems that first brought them together are switched with fakes as Laura and Steele are transporting them. Reporter (Jim Tartan). 167341 1985 Remington Steele: Gourmet Steele T Shayne, Bob Episode #56. 1-8-1985 Restaurant Critic. Steel inadvertently goes undercover as a restaurant critic they've been hired to find and who has incensed several restaurant owners with his blistering reviews. 167342 1985 Remington Steele: Premium Steele T SV 144 (Excerpts) Episode #73. 12-3-1985 Newspaper Obituaries. Laura and Steele try to discover why phony obituaries are being printed about people like a poor garlic farmer. 167343 1984 Remington Steele: Puzzled Steele T VHS 511 Episode #52. 11-27-1984 Journalist is missing and Laura and Steele accept the invitation of an eccentric millionaire to compete in finding the missing journalist. But the game soon turns deadly. 167344 1983 Remington Steele: Steele at Any Price, A T SVD 1121 Episode #28. 11-1-1983 Reporter. Ring of international art thieves may be responsible for a reporter's disappearance. The gang of international art thieves use the sale of real paintings to cover the movement of their stolen works. 167345 1985 Remington Steele: Steele in the Family T Episode #60. 2-5-1985 Reporter (Anna Bjorn). 167346 1983 Remington Steele: Steele in the News T Episode #18. 3-4-1983 TV News Staff. Laura and Steele investigate increasingly dangerous pranks someone is pulling on the TV news team of a local TV station. The news team looks like fools, but no one is laughing when the weatherman tumbles from rafters and is killed. 167347 1986 Remington Steele: Steele on the Air T Lenhart, Kerry, John Sakmar Episode #76. 1-7-1986 Traffic Reporter dies while aloft in a helicopter and the two prime suspects are the disc jockeys who were on the air at the time. 167348 1983 Remington Steele: Vintage Steel T Episode #19. 3-15-1983 News Media. Reporter (Luise Heath). Laura's former flame asks for help when he discovers a corpse in the trunk of his car, a corpse that keeps returning as they check out a winery he's involved with. 167349 1867 Reminiscence of Artemus Ward, A SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Collected Tales, Sketches, Speeches & Essays, 1852-1890." Journalist. Sketch on the famous humorist. 167350 1985 Remo Williams: Adventure Begins, The M DVD -R HQ 10211, 10212 Sports Announcer (Marv Albert). 167351 1954 Remote T Robert Montgomery Presents News Media. Role of television coverage in the public interest 167352 1993 Remote M Newscaster (Geoff Witcher) 167353 1930 Remote Control M AFI-Radio/Radio Announcers Radio 167354 2005 Remote Nightmare M Newsreader (Julia Devi Bloch). 167355 2004 Removals M UK Reporter (Patrick Wright). Radio Announcer (George Milne). 167356 1980 Rena, na i efkairia MF Journalist (Yorgos Vassiliou). 167357 1978 Renaldo and Clara M Newspaperman (Larry Sloman). 167358 2005 Renault's Prodigy N Doherty, Leeann Investigative Reporter Samantha Shelburne, Pulitzer Prize reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle has made a few enemies in reporting high-profile topics and people. Some would prefer to see her obituary in the pages of the paper rather than their names and faces on the front page. Who is responsible for the attempts on her life? In an effort to protect Samantha in response to these death threats, Philip, her editor, has given her a fluff assignment and sent her to Napa Valley to do a short piece on the Renault Wine Company. It is there she encounters Geoffrey Renault and falls madly in love with the handsome young CEO vintner. But when she needs him most of all, he walks away leaving her with a broken heart and an assassin waiting to kill her. Can Sam survive, elude her assassin and still have a chance at happiness? 167359 2002 Rendering, The M DVD -R HQ 7976, 7977 News Media. Reporter #1 (Adam Broughton). Female Reporter (Lori Graham). Reporter (Sylvia Stewart. 167360 1988 Rendezte Marton Frigyes MTF Hungary Reporter (Istvan Verebes). 167361 1952 Rendezvous T Newspaperman David McKay. Foreign correspondent 167362 1935 Rendezvous M DVD -R HQ 3873, 3874. SVDSP 756 War Correspondent Lieutenant Bill Gordon (William Powell) is a war correspondent involved with spies. Reporter (Wally Maher). Editor (Charles C. Wilson). Telegrapher (John Harmon). 167363 1964 Rendezvous in Space M Reporter. Danny Thomas talks as a reporter with a microphone in Times Square, New York 167364 1994 Rendezvous with the Rock N Buck, Edith Reporter Misty Murrow sent to investigate a camp for terminally ill children in the Rocky Mountains. 167365 2007 Rendition M News Media. Scenes shot at the Los Angeles Times. 167366 2005 Rene Levesque MT Miniseries TV Reporter Rene Levesque (Emmanuel Bilodeau). Story of Levesque’s middle years in the 1950s to the 1970s when he was a popular TV reporter until he joined the Quebec Liberal party and battled the corruption of the ruling Union Nationale, forming a government, to his increasing nationalism-separtiste beliefs. English Journalist (Terence Bowman) 167367 2003 Rene Levesque, heroes malgre lui DF Canada - French Journalist Gretta Chambers. Journalist Claude-Jean Devirieux. Journalist Jacques Hebert. 167368 1994 Renegade: T SV 289 Episode Talk Show Host 167369 1995 Renegade: Broken on the Wheel of Love T Episode #62. 4-24-1995 Photographer (Rick Smith). 167370 1994 Renegade: King and I, The T SV 282 (Missed Beginning) Episode #48. 10-3-1994 Tabloid Reporter Tina (Leah Remini) watches as a polite stranger helps out Reno in a bar fight and then drives off in an old pick-up with tags saying "KING." She crosses horns with Reno in her attempt to get the "scoop:" Is Elvis really alive and well? Tina is referred to as a "sensation reporter." 167371 1993 Renegade: Windy City Blues T Episode #30. 11-15-1993 Newscaster (Roy Werner). 167372 2007 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Alternate Reality W Episode #40. 4-12-2007. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Sandi gets hooked on an online video game and Oscar has to rescue him. Nicole is mistaken for soft porn internet star as Jack shoots a music video for a new song. She pulls plug on video because it all feels like ‘a lie’ since he has her posing as internet girl. Dylan and Zoey date and he tries to tape them making out to less than positive results. 167373 2008 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Beautiful Girls W Episode #50. 4-11-2008. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. When Alex and Heath go on their first date Alex realizes that maybe she's not quite over her experience with Dylan yet. Meanwhile Connor, Inspired by Susie's inability to go without make up, decides to write a renegade article about why girls feel the need to cover their faces. 167374 2004 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Body and Soul W Episode #12. 4-11-2004. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Carmen is courted by a big modeling agency. She and the agent hit it off and sparks fly. It's then that Carmen learns from another model that the agency expects the young models to have sex with managers and clients while overseas in Europe. Carmen confronts her agent and gives up her dream of a big modeling contract. 167375 2007 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Breathe W Episode #42. 4-26-2007. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Patti and Sandi team up to do a story on teens coping with stress of exam week. We see the different ways teens cope, or don’t cope, through video of Jack, Zoey, Dylan, Oscar and of course, Sandi and Patti. 167376 2005 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Can You See Me Now? W Episode #15. 1-23-2005. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. When she writes a story for renegadepress.com about cam-girls, Patti reveals more of herself than she would like to. She soon realizes that the attention you get by exploiting yourself is not the kind of attention she craves. Meanwhile, a lonely Zoey seeks comfort in the arms of Andrew Turnbull with sad results. 167377 2006 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Chemical Solutions W Episode #23. 2-6-2006. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Three Opener. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Crystal finds that her best friend, Monica, has been acting strangely lately and tries to figure out what's wrong with her. Michael speculates that due to her sudden mood swings and new boyfriend, Monica may be into Crystal Meth. Crystal tries to save her friend from the grip of this dangerous drug before it's too late. Meanwhile Sandi turns to milder chemical solutions to help him with other physical appearance concerns. 167378 2007 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Civic Pride W Episode #36. 3-15-2007. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. With Sandi’s help, Oscar runs for school trustee to get condoms in bathrooms. But then he sleeps with Patti and turns out she may be pregnant. Nathan and Patti vie for Oscar’s affections while Emilio pines for Patti. Patti ends up not being pregnant but she and Oscar call it quits after he loses the election. 167379 2008 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Cyber Sandbox W Episode #46. 3-14-2008. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Susie is tired of having the rules forced upon her in school and decides to get back at a teacher who's been giving her a hard time. Zoey has to deal with her dad and Victoria's upcoming baby delivery and Sandi struggles to help a newcomer to renegade tell a balanced story. 167380 2008 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Dancing W Episode #52. 4-25-2008. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. In the series finale, Zoey has a one in a lifetime chance of making it into a Montreal dance group but her opportunity might be wasted if she's unable to deter an obsessed fan from ruining her chances. Jack gets a generous offer to buy renegade and needs the help of his friends to decide what he should do. 167381 2005 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Dying to Connect W Episode #22. 3-13-2005. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Second Season Finale. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Jack and Zoey are horrified to see that someone who calls himself "Popper" is using the renegade web site to promote his decision to overdose on-line. In a desperate struggle to dissuade 'Popper' before he goes too far, Jack and Zoey have to put their personal differences aside. Meanwhile, Carmen returns to school on a break from her continuing success with Pop Icon and discovers that her fame stands in the way of real friendship. 167382 2005 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Faith & Friendship W Episode #21. 3-6-2005. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. When Melanie shows up at school wearing a headscarf, Zoey is forced to question her own assumptions about spirituality. Melanie, in turn, is surprised to find that Zoey follows no faith of her own and the resulting tensions threaten their friendship. Meanwhile, Jack has challenges of his own when he tries to convince a traditional Native musician to modernize his music through hip-hop. 167383 2006 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Fear W Episode #31. 4-3-2006. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Three Finale Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. When a beautiful but violent story is sent anonymously to renegadepress.com, Jack and Zoey have different opinions about whether it’s a great piece of literature or a real threat against the school. When Zoey discovers the identity of the writer she has to decide whether to stand by the author or turn him in to the police. Meanwhile Alex has to decide whether to believe the story her father tells her of his thirteen-year absence, or the more disturbing version of events offered by her mother. 167384 2007 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Fix, The W Episode #41. 4-19-2007. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Alex prescribed some drugs but begins selling them for profit while letting Zoey help herself to the pills. Jack and Crystal help Wayne begin the healing process from Wayne’s residential school revelations. Zoey continues to spiral down and comes close to an overdose on prescription pills. 167385 2007 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Getting It Right W Episode #44. 5-10-2007. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Alex has sex with Dylan at a party, but when Jack and Zoey investigate further it starts to look more like rape. Jack gets offer from a corporation to buy renegadepress, and he strongly considers it. But when he and Zoey get back into groove of working together on the story of what really happened to Alex, Jack considers not taking the offer and continuing to run renegade with Zoey the way they used to. 167386 2005 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Giving Yourself Away W Episode #17. 2-6-2005. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Crystal is torn when she discovers that in order to join the cool clique in school she has to perform oral sex. Finding Wayne in bed with his new girlfriend makes Crystal feel even more isolated as she wrestles with her decision. Melanie, having nearly gone through with the ritual herself, writes a story for renegadepress.com on the dangers of hazing. 167387 2004 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Hard To Hold W Episode #6. 2-22-2004. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. At Ben's group home his friend has lapsed into a coma after being restrained by staff. Ben wants Zoey to investigate and get the guard who restrained his friend fired or charged. Zoey takes up the cause but realizes the system also holds responsibility for the staff not being properly trained. When her report refuses to point the finger solely at the guard, Ben feels betrayed. 167388 2006 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Homeward Bound W Episode #24. 2-13-2006. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. When deportation looms over Emilio, a new student from Guatemala Zoey and Melanie help create awareness so that he can continue to work and send money to his family. Meanwhile Alex, another new student from Toronto, is befriended by Patti, who soon realizes that being kind to the new girl doesn't always lead to friendship 167389 2004 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Just Cause W Episode #9. 3-14-2004. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. When Carmen's basketball coach is forced to resign, Carmen decides to investigate and uncovers allegations of sexual harassment. The allegations come from the star basketball player who wasn't getting enough playing time, ruining her chances at a basketball scholarship. The coach appears to be innocent, so Carmen writes a story for renegade. When the basketball star reveals she really was harassed, Carmen goes to Jack and Zoey to retract her story -- she got it all wrong. 167390 2007 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Legacies W Episode #39. 4-5-2007. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Zoey finds herself in the middle of Dylan and Alex. Crystal decides to undergo bone marrow procedure to try to save her mother Karen. Jack feels a little left out. Alex is feeling left behind by Zoey so writes an anonymous renegade question looking for advice. Zoey ignores the question and Alex has to try to answer the question herself. 167391 2008 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Life Today W Episode #45. 3-7-2008. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. During the trial against Dylan, Zoey comes to Alex's side and volunteers to testify whenever they need her. She soon finds out, however, that her testimony could do more damage to Alex's case than good. Crystal is shocked to find out some life-changing news about Michael. 167392 2004 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Long Way Home, The W Episode #10. 3-28-2004. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Jack's cousin Reg comes to stay with the Sinclair family, claiming he got out of the street gang he belonged to. But when the gang wants Reg to come back to ‘the family' they threaten Jack and Crystal. It's up to the Sinclair family to find Reg a safe place to stay and off the streets. 167393 2008 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Lost and Found W Episode #47. 3-23-2008. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Jack warns Zoey about getting too close to a guy she meets at AA, fearing that he might be 13 stepping. Zoey tries to make amends with Alex but finds that apologizing might be harder than she thought and Nicole comes back to the city with a surprising proposition for Jack. 167394 2005 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Mano A Mano W Episode #20. 2-27-2005. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Desperately trying to fit in, Sandi decides to take steroids to stay on the football team. Sandi's newfound aggressive behaviour prompts Oscar to write a story about 'what it is to be a man' for renegadepress.com. 167395 2006 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Naked Truth, The W Episode #28. 3-13-2006. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. When Sandi's parents go out of town for the weekend he's excited to have Charlotte stay over for the night. However, the plans get put on hold almost indefinitely when an impromptu and wild party breaks out instead. Jack, whose dad is out for the night, is looking forward to having Zoey stay over. That is, until they are unexpectedly interrupted by a visitor from the past. 167396 2008 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): On My Own W Episode #49. 4-4-2008. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Patti has moved away from home and is thrilled to have her very own apartment -- until Sandi shows up on her doorstop looking for a place to crash. 167397 2004 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Out on a Limb W Episode #3. 2-1-2004. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Zoey is fascinated by ‘bad boy' Ben and decides to write an article about life ‘on the wild side' in order to get to know him better. Zoey is high on Ben and on the thrill of acting like someone different than she is. She goes to a party with Ben and gets miserably drunk. It's only when she lies to her mom, Linda, and to Jack, and lets him down when he really needs her, that she realizes she's gone too far 167398 2006 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Picture This W Episode #29. 3-20-2006. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. When a mass e-mail is sent from Melanie's account criticizing Alex, she has to act fast to prove to everybody that she wasn't the one who actually sent it. Zoey is caught in the tension between an old friend and a new one. Meanwhile, Monica returns to school from detox. 167399 2005 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Power of Love, The W Episode #19. 2-20-2005. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. When popular teacher, 32-year-old Mrs. Tropek begins a relationship with her 17-year-old student, Keith, it doesn't take long for gossip to spread like wildfire. Meanwhile Zoey decides to move in with her dad to avoid facing her mom's new relationship with a younger man. 167400 2004 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Real Connection, A W Episode #2. 1-26-2004. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Jack discovers that his sister Crystal is corresponding with a potential cyber-stalker. Jack lures Crystal's stalker out of hiding in order to expose him on the renegadepress.com. But Crystal gets wind of it and arranges to meet him earlier, still believing he is just a 13 year-old kid. What she encounters is indeed a 20-something stalker. But before he can abduct her Jack and Zoey arrive to prevent it. 167401 2007 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Real Story, The W Episode #37. 3-22-2007. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Chris crashes his car and dies. Patti looks into the story behind the story for renegadepress. Zoey and Alex pal around as Crystal and Jack test to be donors for their mother Karen’s bone marrow transplant therapy, much to Wayne’s oppositions. Patti discovers Chris died while street racing and is relieved when his parents announce this fact to the school. 167402 2008 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Reality Rites W Episode #51. 4-18-2008. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Jack is proud to have his music reaching out to so many people, especially troubled teenagers on his old reserve. That is, until he realizes that the teenagers are looking at his music as a way out, instead of a way in. The upcoming wedding of Wayne and Joanne finds Crystal and her stepmother growing closer together. 167403 2008 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Reclamation W Episode #48. 3-28-2008. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. After an anonymous tip that someone's seen Monika at a nearby meth house, Crystal decides to bring her home and get her some help. Michael finds himself in trouble with the Red Clan when they come looking for him to pay off Monika's debt and Connor and Susie find that their sexual exploits could land them in quite a bit of trouble. 167404 2007 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Retrospective W Episode #32. 2-15-2007. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Overview of the first three seasons. 167405 2006 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Rez, The W Episode #26. 2-27-2006. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. When their mother suddenly asks for Jack and Crystal to come visit her on the reserve, questions are asked regarding her intentions. Jack hasn't been out there for years and Crystal doesn't remember much of rez life other than her mother's alcohol addiction. Upon arrival, their mother reveals some devastating news and helps Jack come to terms with a secret he's been keeping since he left the reserve. 167406 2005 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Ride, The W Episode #14. 1-16-2005. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Finding himself in trouble with the law, Jack decides to write a story about police brutality for renegadepress.com. Zoey finally gets enough courage to ask Jack on a date only to have a distracted Jack put her plans on hold. 167407 2007 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Rules of Engagement W Episode #33. 2-22-2007. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Kids are getting taped as they are beat up and the video posted online. Alex helps push Zoey into writing story. Nicole reconnects with Jack at his cd launch party, and Jack and Zoey break up. Alex and Zoey end up finding the cyber bullies and destroying their camera. 167408 2004 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Secrets and Lies W Episode #11. 4-4-2004. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. An indignant Zoey decides to do a story about privacy after she learns the school is planning on installing surveillance cameras. To fight back, Zoey plans on planting a camera in the staff room, but when she tests the camera at home she accidentally discovers her mother, Linda, had an affair -- and her dad knows about it. Zoey is upset she was kept in the dark, and her renegadepress story argues surveillance cameras are not an alternative to honest and direct communication. 167409 2004 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Skin Deep W Episode #4. 2-8-2004. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Carmen discovers a story about a girl in her dance class who is getting her breasts enlarged as a present from her parents for her sixteenth birthday. The girl, Amanda, is so depressed about her normal teenage body that her parents and her psychologist support her decision to have major cosmetic surgery. Carmen is amazed that Amanda would consider the operation but Amanda's obsession with image makes Carmen reexamine how much attention she and her friends pay to their looks. 167410 2007 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Slow Burn W Episode #34. 3-1-2007. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Crystal follows the school’s girl volleyball team and discovers Sarah is getting hard time from Chris. Crystal begins dating Michael. Zoey and Alex hanging out – Zoey begins relationship with Dylan. Wayne breaks up with Joanne and is resistant to discuss his residential school experience. Sarah realizes she’s in an abusive relationship with Chris and gets out. 167411 2007 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Smoke Screen W Episode #35. 3-8-2007. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Sandi smokes some dope with Charlotte and her parents, but when Sandi’s mother Priti finds out, Sandi’s in a heap of trouble. Wayne’s sister Lydia comes to visit and the residential school debacle starts to come to surface. Wayne continues to act strange with Jack and Crystal. Sandi ends up losing Charlotte as his girlfriend. 167412 2004 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Some Of My Best Friends Are Indian W Episode #7. 2-29-2004. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. A kid at school dies and the official line is a heart attack. When Jack hears it might be related to sniffing, he decides to find out. Zoey knows the family, and isn't sure she wants Jack bugging them, but Jack argues his research shows that the majority of sniffers are white kids, yet you never hear about it in the mainstream news. Everyone thinks sniffing is just a native problem, but the bottom-line is it is everyone's problem. 167413 2006 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Stolen Lives W Episode #27. 3-6-2006. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Alex seeks Zoey's help to find the truth about her father. Meanwhile Zoey is having trouble adjusting to the news of a new sibling. When Zoey helps Alex make a startling discovery about her past, the girls take a road trip to Calgary that reveals more about Alex than the girls bargained for. 167414 2007 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Sullengirl 16 W Episode #43. 5-3-2007. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. A video blog posted on renegade by Jade of Sullengirl 16 captures attention of school when it seems like she might have killed her mother. Meanwhile Sandi gets into writing music and embraces the ‘emo’ scene. He ends up growing up finally in his mother’s eyes and finding his way back to Charlotte arms. Jack spends time at the hospital with his recovering mother, who helps him finds the little boy in himself that he never got to be. 167415 2004 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Tangled Web, A W Episode #13. 4-18-2004. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Renegadepress airs a submitted video of a girl at West Central doing an awkward dance. Kids start to parody the tape and the girl reveals she never sent it in. Jack takes it off the website, but not before dozens of other sites tamper with the original picture and spread it across the web. The humiliated girl has to drop out of school and a guilty Jack contemplates shutting down renegade. Meanwhile, Zoey has a run in with the Principal and is suspended from school, and the season ends with Jack taking up her cause... on renegadepress.com. 167416 2007 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Third Wheel W Episode #38. 3-29-2007. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Season Four Opener Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Wayne is having bad dreams and freaks out on Crystal and Jack. Meanwhile Alex and Zoey have a drinking lost weekend – Zoey takes to it naturally, and starts to sneak alcohol. Jack sees Wayne talking with hookers – but it turns out Wayne is trying to save them from the streets. With Jack and Crystal’s help, Wayne confronts his guilt over what happened to his sister Lydia at the residential school. 167417 2006 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): This Is Your Brain on Love W Episode #25. 2-20-2006. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Sandi tries to understand the developing teen brain and the effect of love on it when he falls hard for Charlotte, the drummer in a local punk band. In an attempt to impress her, Sandi auditions as a guitar player and actually gets the gig. Jack questions Zoey about the possibility of taking their relationship to the next level and Oscar, provoked by some of Sandi's heterosexual assumptions, lets Sandi know about his own sexual persuasions. 167418 2004 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Too Cool W Episode #5. 2-15-2004. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Sandi uses the guise of doing a story on skateboarding as an excuse to get close to Kat, a skater girl he has a crush on. Vine wants Sandi to tape his skateboard ‘trick' for the Renegade web site, but actually he wants to crash on purpose, hoping the video clip will get picked up by Extreme crash shows. Sandi, thinking it'll impress Kat, agrees. But Vine gets hurt and when Kat realizes Sandi was in on it she is angry he was involved. 167419 2005 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Union W Episode #18. 2-13-2005. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Jack's new girlfriend, Tina, discovers that her Native birth family is fighting for custody of she and her little sister. A world that neither girl is eager to return to, the issue is taken to court for a judge to decide. Both sides have strong arguments and when the little sister is ordered back to the reserve, Tina has to decide if she will remain with her adoptive family or return to her culture. Meanwhile Oscar supports Patti in her efforts to start a union at The Underground. 167420 2004 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ): Very Thin Edge, A W Episode #8. 3-7-2004. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. Zoey is startled to learn her friend Melanie belongs to a local pro-anorexia website, run by Vanessa. Because of stress at home, Zoey almost becomes seduced by Vanessa too, who presents herself as strong and in control of her life. But when Zoey meets Vanessa she learns she is actually bed ridden and under constant nursing care because of her disease. The image of a sickly Vanessa helps Melanie realize how dangerous anorexia is. 167421 2005 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com ):How Sweet the Sound W Episode #16. 1-30-2005. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. When racist music is handed out at school, Jack discovers his new girlfriend hangs out with a White Supremacy group. Meanwhile, a talent competition comes to town and Carmen, Sandi and Lynn all try out to be the next 'Pop Icon'. 167422 2004 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com in its Quebec French dubbed version): Out in the Open W Episode #1. 1-18-2004. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. In the first episode, Renegadepress.com receives an anonymous message the leads Zoey to investigate a group of girl bullies in her school. But wen the investigation makes her the girl gang’s next target, she faces mounting pressure to drop the story. Instead, Zoey exposes the truth about the bullies on the renegadepress.com and the bullies are suspended from the school. 167423 2006 renegadepress.com (aka Presserebelle.com): Dance, The W Episode #30. 3-27-2006. Teen drama. 2004- APTN. Verite Films, a Saskatchewan-based independent production company. Canada. Student Investigative Reporters and their on-line e-zine. Columnist Oscar Cherniak (Shawn Erker) of “Truth ‘n’ Rumours” comes out about his bisexuality, much to the embarrassment of his girlfriend. Drama centers on a group of teens in high school who publish an on-line e-zine. Group of multicultural inner city teenagers that are bound by a commitment to investigate and report on the issues and events that face them and their friends. The renegadepress.com is their on-line platform to expose the truth and get the story straight on issues in their world. Led by Jack (Bronson Pelletier), Zoey (Ksenia Solo) and their team of investigative reporters, the renegadepress.com is able to cut through all the noise and present the truth from a distinctly teen point of view. From contraception and bullying to anorexia and solvent abuse, the renegadepress.com is the forum where the teen writers can push the boundaries and challenge misconceptions about teens and their issues. In an effort to protest gay bashing at their school Oscar and his gay friend Nathan, decide to show go to the school dance together. The only problem is that Patti isn't too keen on sharing her boyfriend with another guy. Sandi, meanwhile, tries to find a way to spend the evening with Charlotte despite being grounded. 167424 1983 Renegades, The: Film at Eleven T Episode News Media 167425 2001 Renegades, The: Rafe N Dellin, Genell Editor Madeline Calhoun runs the San Antonio Star. She turns out to be the woman who once owned the heart of the gambler who won the newspaper. If she hadn't believed the man was dead, she would have never married the fool who lost her beloved San Antonio Star, and then his life, in a card game. Now the gambler is back -- changed by a harsh world into a dangerous stranger the young widow barely recognizes. He makes a deal with her -- show a profit for three years and the paper is hers. During the Civil War, he asked Cottrell to run away with him. She refused. Not long after, he was reported dead. She married and tried to get on with her life, but of her never stopped mourning. What she didn't know is that the gambler did not die. Ten years later, he wins her newspaper in a poker game. The man who lost the paper is shot dead when he accuses him of cheating. He goes to San Antonio to claim his prize. 167426 1986 Renewal N Shaw, Russell Editor of a diocesan newspaper is caught up in the turmoil that comes when a reform-minded liberal bishop tries to reshape the church 167427 1968 Rengo kantai shirei chokan: Yamamoto Isoroku M Press Section Chief (Daisuke Kato) 167428 2001 Rennie's Landing M Newscaster (Debra Snell). 167429 2006 Reno 911: Rick's On It: Crime Wave Sweeps Through, A T DVD -R HQ 8635 Episode #47. 7-30-2006 Parody Documentary-Reality Show 167430 2007 Reno 911!: Corporate Sponsor T DVD -R HQ 8649 Episode #52. 4-1-2007 Parody Documentary-Reality Show. 10 News Special Bulletin on TV. Hotty's Restaurants become the corporate sponsor for the Reno Sheriff's Department. 167431 2007 Reno 911!: Ex-Wife and Her New Husband T DVD -R HQ 9543 Episode. 5-6-2007 Parody Documentary-Reality Show. Female TV Reporter from 10 News Live. Live News Conference with Reno Sheriff’s Department. Officer doesn’t know he’s on the air so he is doing an impression of a chicken. The two officers are talking without knowing they are on live TV. 167432 2003 Reno 911!: Garcia's Anniversary T Episode #9. 9-17-2003 Parody Documentary-Reality Show. Cameramen (Michael Patrick Jann, Joe Kessler). 167433 2007 Reno 911!: Happy Anniversary T DVD -R HQ 8632 Episode #57. 5-6-2007 Parody Documentary-Reality Show. Female Reporter for 10 News Live offers a live report. Press Conference. The two deputies don't know they are on the air when one bets the other to do a chicken impersonation. Dangle visits his ex-wife and her new husband on their anniversary. 167434 2004 Reno 911!: Jones and Garcia's Drug Stake-Out T Episode #26. 8-25-2004 Parody Documentary-Reality Show. Joe, the Cameraman (Joe Kessler). 167435 2004 Reno 911!: Pancake Dinner T DVD -R HQ 9082 Episode. 10-12-2007 Parody Documentary-Reality Show. Local firemen schedule their pancake dinner on the night of the Annual Policeman’s Ball. 167436 2007 Reno 911!: Potential Election Tampering T DVD -R HQ 9627 Episode. 4-15-2007 Parody Documentary-Reality Show. 10 News Live. Live News Conference with Reno Sheriff’s Department female officers 167437 2007 Reno 911!: Reno Mounties T DVD -R HQ 8691 Episode #55. 4-22-2007 Parody Documentary-Reality Show. 10 News Special Bulletin on TV. Jones and Garcia get transferred to Mountie Patrol. 167438 2008 Reno 911!: Strong Sister T DVD -R HQ 10423 Episode. 10-22-2008 Parody Documentary-Reality Show. Reporter from Strong Sister Magazine visits the station to do an in-depth profile on Deputy Raineesha Williams. 167439 1984 Reno and the Doc MT Reporter (Paddy Macafee) 167440 1951 Reno Crescent NM Ross, Zola Helen Newspaper. 1860s 167441 2003 Reno McCarthy: Deader by the Lake N Cummings, Doug M. #1 Reno McCarthy Series TV Reporter Reno McCarthy in Chicago has never been politically correct so when a woman with explosive secrets is murdered and City Hall orders a cover up, McCarthy’s out for justice and he won’t back off -- even if it means a showdown with a brutal manipulator intent on turning Chicago into a branch office of the Russian mob. Reno’s city is on the verge of a 21st century mob war -- one that will make the Roaring Twenties seem like a cap gun fight. It’s summer in Chicago. It’s supposed to be cooler by the lake. Not this summer. McCarthy was fired on a boss’ whim from his old job as an ace TV investigative reporter and now languishes as an FM morning news anchor. When an old colleague dangles the chance for Reno to get his old job back if he can do a discreet investigation, Reno lets desperation win over good sense and starts chasing down leads. The assignment? Find the call girl who called the station ready to spill about a Chicago Outfit-backed escort service but then disappeared. It turns out the Chicago Outfit, the new phenomenon of Russian Organized Crime, is involved. 167442 2008 Reno McCarthy: Every Secret Crime N Cummings, Doug M. #2 Reno McCarthy Series. Cummings has been a crime reporter fore WGN Radio News based in Chicago. TV Reporter Reno McCarthy in Chicago investigates the murder of the son of celebrity attorneys in the upscale Chicago suburb of Falcon Ridge. Police made an arrest within hours but McCarthy thinks they’ve closed the case too soon. As the body count begins to rise, Reno discovers a community steeped in corruption and greed, a startling link to secrets of the past, and a psychopath lurking in the shadows who’s planning to make Reno’s next live shot -- and his last. 167443 2008 Renovation, The: A Project Restoration Novel NR Kraus, Terri Christian Romance. Reporter Cameron Dane is a pretty young newspaper reporter doing a story on Ethan Willis’ current restoration project. Willis is a 40-ish widower in small town Franklin, Pennsylvania who builds his life and his living around holding on to the past. As a restorer of Victorian homes, Ethan craves historical accuracy. In his personal life, he cherishes the memory of his beloved wife: he has neither recovered from her tragic death nor discussed it with his young teenage son. Dane has a tragic past of her own. Of course, a newspaper interview leads to lunch, which leads to dinner. 167444 2005 Rent M DVD -R HQ 9302, 9303, 9304 Based on Puccini’s “La Boheme.” Musical. Documentary-Film Maker Mark (Anthony Rapp) tries to capture the life around him for a film documenting the story of one year in the life of a group of bohemians struggling in modern day East Village, New York. The story centers around Mark and Roger, two roommates. A former tragedy makes Roger numb to life. Mark is obsessed about capturing life on film. The group deals with love, loss, AIDS and modern day life. 167445 1984 Rent Control M Menegold, John, Sherill Tippins (Screenplay) Ness Book Freelance Journalist Milton (Leonard Melfi) involved with television writer Leonard (Brent Spiner). Journalist is preparing an expose in which he plans to demonstrate that the death of a U.S. senator's wife is not accidental. TV writer convinces the journalist's sources that they are not safe in the city so their apartments become available and he can get one. Unsuccessful but gets the journalist's apartment when Milton is killer. Newspaper Editor Anne (Elizabeth Stack) becomes the TV writer's love interest. News Interviewer (Martha Braunfield). News Announcer (Donald Sharton) Interviewer (Martha Braunfield) 167446 1988 Rent-a-Cop M Reporter (Jason Gero) 167447 2004 Rent-a-Person M TV Interviewer (JoJo Henrickson). Photographer (T.J. Thyne). Narrator (Ken Annakin). 167448 1972 Rentadick M Reporter (Penelope Keith) 167449 1988 Rented Lips M Documentarian (Martin Mull) 167450 1592 Repentance of Robert Greene, The ER USC Greene, Robert Balladeer 167451 2008 Replacement Child, The N Barber, Christine Journalist 167452 2006 Replacement, The NM Wales, Susan and Robin Shope Christian Mystery Investigative Reporter Jill Lewis of the Washington Gazette has covered Capitol Hill for years. So it's no big deal when a high-profile senator calls her with an urgent meeting request. She juggles her schedule and waits for him on the Capitol steps. But he never arrives. He suffers a massive stroke. His rumored successor shoots to the top of Lewis' most-interview list. When she gets a face-to-face meeting, she hopes for explosive information to include in her Gazette articles. He tells her he believes the senator was murdered with a powerful drug banned by the FDA which includes venom of the saw-scaled viper. Lewis covers the story full of inquisitiveness and go-get-'em spunk, landing in one harrowing scrape after another. In love with her husband, an FBI agent. 167453 2000 Replacements, The M Reporter (Markus Alexander). Reporter (Richard S. Evans). News Media. Reporter #2 (E. Dawn Samuel). Reporter #3 (Craig Sechler). Reporter #4 (Robert Shepherd). Sideline Reporters (Rhonda Overby, John G. Pavelec). Female Reporter (Jamie Vane). Reporter (Markus Alexander, Richard S. Evans, Jennifer Kersey). Channel 3 WWEN News Sportscaster (Jessica Lynn Johnson). News Reporter (Edward M. Beckford Jr.). Cameraman (Dustin Smither). Sideline Photographers (Danny Scalf, Brian Dragonuk, Danny Scalf). Platford Cameraman (Paul M. Clary). 167454 2006 Replacements, The: Truth Hurts, The C DVD -R HQ 6841 School Newspaper. Riley works on the school newspaper. 167455 2003 Replay M Newscaster (Kathryn Klvana). 167456 2002 Repli-Kate M DVD -R HQ 11698, 11699 Gibbs, Stuart (Story and Screenplay) Magazine reporter Kate Carson (Ali Landry) is cloned accidentally by a scientist and his sidekick. They decide to turn the mistake into Repli-Kate, their idea of the perfect woman who loves beer, football and fraternity parties. Carson tries to gain some scientific information from the teenage scientist-lab technician. The real Kate returns to finish her story on the genetic laboratory. Soon, Max realizes that true Kate represents true perfection and love rather than Repli-Kate. Real Kate falls for scientist until she discovers his little secret. 167457 2001 Replicant M News Media. Reporter #1 (Mark Brandon). Reporter #2 (Tracy Hway) 167458 1996 Replicator Run NSF Rey, Rainer Reporter Devin Parks uncovers the devastating consequences of the outbreak of a human-made virus specially created for a human host that threatens the entire world. Conspiracy reaches from American executive boardrooms to the Sudan. Microbe called the replicator enters cells, kills them, duplicates and moves on to another host. Parks is a reporter on the edge. Since his marriage crashed, chasing news seems pointless, until he realizes the devastating consequences of the outbreak. Suddenly, here is a story worth caring about. As he searches desperately for the man responsible for the outbreak, he uncovers the far-reaching conspiracy. Nothing he finds prepares him for a cure that may just be worse than the disease. 167459 1979 Repmanad MF Editor Lars Amble), chief editor. 167460 2007 Repo M Journalist (Bill McAdams Jr.) 167461 1963 Report From....(NBC Correspondents) DT News 167462 1975 Report to the Commissioner M News Media 167463 1940 Report to the Nation DR Radio Series. 1940-44 Journalists 167464 1953 Reportaje (aka Reporting) MF Fernandez, Emilio Mexico Press Mogul-Newspaper Owner (Miguel Angel Ferriz) offers 10,000 pesos to the journalist who discovers the best news on New Year's Eve. Journalists cover parties, hospitals and other places where they hope to find the winning news story. Newspaper Owner Bernardo (Arturo de Cordova). Reporter Humberto (Roberto Canedo). Reporter Rafael Galindo (Manuel Fabregas). Reporter Roberto Garibay (Victor Para). Reporter (Beatriz Ramos). Press Operator Garcia (Victor Manuel Mendoza). Reporter Gerardo Munoz (Luis Aldas). Reporter Banquells (Rafael Banquells). Reporter (Tito Novaro). Reporter Rodolfo (Rudolfo Landa). 167465 1937 Reported Missing M Whitehead, Verne (Story Idea). Jerome Chodorov, Joseph Fields (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter "Brad" Martin (Joseph Sawyer) is a thick-headed reporter in a crime film with an aviation angle. 167466 1929 Reporter N OWN - H Levin, Meyer Reporter is the anonymous main character. One of the most original and realistic works of fiction on the press. Setting of Chicago journalism. 167467 1937 Reporter PO MLPL Knox, Ethel Louise In "Desk Drawer Anthology -- Poems for the American People." Reporter. So fair and fine her skin, so blue her eye, Such gentleness she had, such quiet ways, We wondered whence she came, and how and why She chose to pound out copy all her days. "The 'city desk' at mention of her name Swung down his feet and straightened in his chair: 'I never thought to ask her why she came And anyway,' he laughed, 'I shouldn't dare. She knows the game -- she's one of us -- and yet" -- "The paper cutter pressed against his thumb Made a pale ridge -- 'she is articulate, Words are her slaves -- the rest of us are dumb.' I think he was amused by what I said: 'She keeps a shelf of poets by her bed.'" 167468 1987 Reporter N Semyonov, Julian (Yulian) Reporter. 167469 1999 Reporter as Observer D IJPC 119 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Nineteen -- 1960s, The: Part Two -- Reporter as Observer, The. The Columnist. The Magazine Editor. The Critic. A 1960 Reporter Miscellany. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Reporter as Observer: “Elmer Gantry,” “Inherit the Wind,” “The Hoodlum Priest,” “In Cold Blood.” The Columnist: “La Dolce Vita,” “The Legend of Lylah Clare,” “A New Kind of Love.” The Magazine Editor: “Sex and the Single Girl,” “What’s New Pussycat?” “The Love God?” The Critic: “Critic's Choice,” “Please Don't Eat the Daisies.” 1960 Reporter Miscellany, A: “The Odd Couple,” Reporters from “Best Man” “The Detective” “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” “Mary Poppins” “Ernest Hemingway – Adventures of a Young Man” “Gaily, Gaily,” “Gallagher,” “The Ghost and Mr. Chicken,” “The Man Who Shot Liberty Vance,” “Cimarron,” “Twilight Zone: The Printer’s Devil,” “Green Hornet,” “Kraft Music Hall: Alan King Stops the Presses.” 167470 1946 Reporter Connie Courtney: Cast Away on Ned’s Island CB Rangers Comics, No. 30. August, 1946 Reporter Connie Courtney, newspaper reporter. 167471 1985 Reporter des Glanzes. Hochstaplerroman N Czerny, Horst Germany Journalist 167472 1922 Reporter Flax SS Oehlmann -- Reporter Flax #1-11 Berlin Reporter Flax was a crime-busting reporter for a Berlin daily 167473 1961 Reporter for the Sentinel N Butler, Albert Reporter 167474 1999 Reporter in 1950s Science Fiction Films D IJPC 117 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Seventeen -- 1950s, The: Part Four -- The Reporter in Science Fiction. Foreign Correspondents. An Old-Fashioned Reporter. Historical Journalism. Film and TV Excerpts include: The Reporter in Science Fiction: "Red Planet Mars," "War of the Colossal Beast," "The Day the Earth Stood Still," "The Thing From Another World," "The Man From Planet X," "The Gamma People," "Island of Lost Women." "The Land Unknown," "Godzilla, King of the Monsters," "The Deadly Mantis," "Tarantula," "Francis Covers the Big Town." Foreign Correspondents: "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing," "Another Time, Another Place," "The Last Time I Saw Paris," "Never Let Me Go," "Roman Holiday," "Little Boy Lost," "Here Comes the Groom." Old-Fashioned Reporter: "Living It Up." Historical Journalists: "Without Fear or Favor," "Park Row." 167475 1931 Reporter in Bed, A SS Lardner, Ring First published in The New Yorker, Sept. 26. 1931, p. 46 Parody Reporters. Reporter-at-large crashes the obstetrical ward of a hospital so he could study how to be an orderly. His personal physician thought that he ought to brush up on sporting events and write about them, so gives his earliest recollections of the sport of baseball and the big people he knew in baseball. 167476 1914 Reporter Jimmie Intervenes M Ness Book Reporter Jimmie finds out city council member has sold out to railroad trust. Breaks into the home of the railroad president, binds and gags the head of the trust and punches out his secretary. Escapes with evidence that the president was bribed and is pursued by the villains. Gets his scoop. Goes to the council meeting where he shoves the "extra" under the nose of the corrupt councilman. 167477 1914 Reporter on the Case, The M Ness Book Reporter helps clear a woman accused of shooting a man who was blackmailing her husband. Reporter asks a detective for 24 hours to solve the case 167478 2000 Reporter On Tour M Adult - Gay Gay Reporter covers the male sex scene. 167479 1962 Reporter Raju MF India Journalist Raju (Feroz Khan) is told by a dying nurse about an assassination conspiracy against a prince and tries to alert the police, but instead, he becomes the prime suspect in the nurse’s death. Taking it on the lam with the police hot on his trail, the reporter turns to another nobleman for help -- only to discover that he’s behind the murderous plot. Betrayed and held prisoner, Raju seems to have no chance but to save the prince himself. 167480 1938 Reporter Sculpture A Noguchi, Isamu Loren Ghiglione News. Sculpture on the façade of the Associated Press building, New York City "captures the rushing movement -- the energy and the action of the reporter" 167481 1948 Reporter Tribulete, El (aka The Reporter Tribulete CS Cifre, Guillermo (William, Castellon Traiguera) “El Reporter Tribulete que en todas partes se mets.” Reporter Tribulete, an ineffable journalist of “The Indomitable Chafardero” wanders in search of the news. He seeks out gossip, is often disappointed and occasionally beaten up. He meddles in everything. Tribulete lived in an apartment on Calle del Pez. Sometimes had to work overtime as a street photographer. 167482 2010 Reporter Videos T Ellen Degeneris Program: Best Weird Videos of 2009 TV Male News Reporter talking to the camera walks into a pole and knocks himself out. TV Male Sports Reporter covering a sledding contest gets knocked down by one of the sledders while reporting the story, signs off and then collapses. Strange-Weird Videos on the Ellen Degeneris Show -- Best of 2009. 167483 2008 Reporter Who Died Probing, The N Finkelstein, Honora Reporters are being murdered in Washington D.C. Two news media personalities are killed. 167484 1954 Reporter Who Made Himself King, The T 2-22-54. (Your Favorite Story) Host and Narrator 167485 1891 Reporter Who Would Be King, The SS OWN - H Davis, Richard Harding In "King's Jackal, The." Reporter 167486 1987 Reporter X MF Portugal Newspaper Director (Filipe Ferrer). 167487 2007 Reporter Zero DT DVD -R HQ 8281 (Missing Ending). DVD -R HQ 8508 (Conclusion). Journalist Randy Shilts' articles spark controversy. Biography of the controversial journalist. “Reporter Zero” is the first documentary film about Journalist Randy Shilts’ groundbreaking AIDs reporting and the struggles he faced trying to get the nation and his community to reckon with the devastating truth about the disease. 167488 1884 Reporter-Detective, The; Or, Fred Flyer's Blizzard (April 29, 1884) (Same as 1890) NM USC Morris, Charles Reporter Fred Flyer 167489 1897 Reporter-Detective's Big Pull, The; Or, The Wall Street Swell's Snag (Jan. 5, 1897) NM Brown, William Perry Reporter 167490 1997 Reporter, La (aka La Reporter e Il Sesso. Sex Reporter. M Adult Reporter. 167491 1978 Reporter, The NM OWN - P May, Peter Investigative Reporter Colin Anderson for the Standard. Janice Sinclair, attractive, young research assistant 167492 1970 Reporter, The N OWN - H Stearn, Jess Reporter Jim Sherman 167493 1911 Reporter, The M Ness Book Reporter for the Gotham Gazette. Romance with woman whose father commits suicide. Reporter accused of murder. Editor Rosenbaum (Sam Pickens). 167494 1882 Reporter, The SS USC Chekhov, Anton In "St. Peter's Day and Other Tales." Journalist Ivan Nikitich "that, boys, is a newspaperman…a magnificent man!" A writer, a journalist. "While we drink, he sits in a corner, as you can see, thinking clever thoughts and sneering at us." 167495 1922 Reporter, The M Short - Comedy Reporter. 167496 1926 Reporter, The M Short - Comedy Reporter 167497 2006 Reporter, The N Boerst, Kerry B. Reporter Rich Hale of the Lansing Sun Press has it in for Effie St. Martin who has always dreamed of writing headline articles for the paper. He is not about to make it easy for her. When tempers flare, trouble lands on Effie's desk. She soon finds herself on the road miles from home. Then it happens -- her big break. Or is it? Ever watchful, Effie spots a suspicious trio of men and her instincts kick into high gear. She does not think twice about following them, even if it means hiding in the shadows of a dark alley. Crouched down behind a dumpster, Effie witnesses terrible acts of violence. Then the situation goes from bad to worse. She is kidnapped and alone and faced with one of the toughest decisions of her life. Should she just give up or can she find the strength within to fight for her life? 167498 2001 Reporter, The N Fleischman, Stephen TV Correspondent Matt Storey, his field producer, Nora and his film crew are assigned to Colombia to cover the War on Drugs -- America's holy war. The TV reporter uncovers a story of Watergate dimension involving high-level U.S. government officials colluding with Cartell kingpins in the drug trade. To keep him silenced, Storey is framed and thrown into a Bogota prison for drug smuggling. He escapes prison with the help of his ingenious field producer. On the run, Matt and Nora team up with a money launderer, and a corroborating news source. A wild chase takes place. Through their connection with the money launderer, they come under the protection of the FARC guerrillas in the mountains of Columbia, high in the Andes. They document the FARC battles with the Colombian army. U.S. dollars for War on Drugs used to eradicate the guerrillas. Matt and Nora stow away in a delivery of 1000 kilos of coke being smuggled into the Florida Everglades. Back home, they vindicate themselves and get their explosive story told. 167499 2007 Reporter, The P OWN - P Wright, Nicholas Nick Hern Books, London. The Reporter was first performed in the Cottesloe auditorium of the National Theatre, London, 2-21-2007 BBC TV Correspondent James Mossman (Ben Chaplin), a handsome, rangy, brilliant TV journalist. Cameraman Marko (Aleksander Mikie). Reporter Robin Day (Paul Ritter). BBC Executive Ray Ray (Bruce Alexander). Floor Manager Joan Marsden (Tilly Tremayne). Research Assistant Daniel (Leo Bill). Cameraman (John Cummins). The play is set in East Anglia, Saigon, London and San Francisco between 1963 and 1971. Though a brilliant journalist, and one of the BBC's most talented reporters, in his personal life he was less successful. A homosexual, he became involved with a younger man, a demanding and unstable Canadian potter. Based on the remarkable life of the star BBC Correspondent Mossman during his last years. A brilliant man kills himself mid-career leaving behind a cryptic suicide note. “The Reporter” tries to find the truth behind his bewildering suicide. What lies beneath the surface? Or is the surface ultimately all there is? How did his closeted gay life figure into the suicide? 167500 2003 Reporter, The M Adult Reporter digs deep into the heart and soul of life in the hood by starting at the foundation of satisfaction and happiness for many homeboys and homegirls alike. Find out what this roving gay reporter uncovers. When this tall, young and handsome reporter goes looking for a story, he finds gay male sex everywhere he looks. 167501 2003 Reporter, The M Adult Reporter digs deep into the heart and soul of life in the hood by starting at the foundation of satisfaction and happiness for many homeboys and homegirls alike. This roving reporter uncovers as intense sexual experiences as can be imagined. 167502 1998 Reporter, The (Parts One and Two) M TV Reporter Regina Waters has video tape evidence linking the powerful Quarentino crime family to the murder of a federal judge. But before she can do that she is brutally abducted by the gang, then tortured to divulge the whereabouts of the tape. In Part 2, she is strung up in the gang’s warehouse and her suffering continues. As air time for the videotape approaches, the gang’s patience with the stubborn reporter is wearing thing. And poor Regina’s squirming body becomes the target of their frustrations. The gang members will stop at nothing to get what they want. Can the pretty reporter hold out, and if she does, what price will she pay for her journalistic integrity? Stay tuned. Film at 11. 167503 1929 Reporter, The: Case of the Crook Beresford, The. Crime Expert, The. Crime of Gai Joi, The. Last Throw of Crook Beresford, The. Lethbridge Abduction, The. Murder of Bennett Sandman, The. Reporter, The. Safe Deposit at the Social Club. Writings of Maconochie Hoe, The. SS Wallace, Edgar Collection of nine short stories Reporter 167504 1964 Reporter, The: Extension Seven T VHS 1229 Weidman, Jerome Episode #1. 9-25-1964. Series 9-25-1964 to 12-18-1964. 15 episodes. Reporter-Columnist Danny Taylor (Harry Guardino) for New York Globe. City Editor Lou Sheldon (Gary Merrill). Study of New York roving reporter and columnist. 167505 1964 Reporter, The: He Stuck In His Thumb T Episode #8. 11-13-1964 Reporter-Columnist Danny Taylor (Harry Guardino) for New York Globe. City Editor Lou Sheldon (Gary Merrill). 167506 1964 Reporter, The: Hideout T Episode #2. 10-2-1964 Reporter-Columnist Danny Taylor (Harry Guardino) for New York Globe. City Editor Lou Sheldon (Gary Merrill). Columnist Earl Wilson (Himself). 167507 1964 Reporter, The: How Much For a Prince T Episode #3. 10-9-1964 Reporter-Columnist Danny Taylor (Harry Guardino) for New York Globe. City Editor Lou Sheldon (Gary Merrill). Nick Castle is a popular baseball star and Danny's writing a series featuring him, only Castle's son is kidnapped by a crazy reader. Sportscaster Frank Gifford (Himself). 167508 1964 Reporter, The: Lost Lady Blues, The T Episode #12. 12-11-1964 Reporter-Columnist Danny Taylor (Harry Guardino) for New York Globe. City Editor Lou Sheldon (Gary Merrill). 167509 1964 Reporter, The: Man Behind the Badge, The T Episode #7. 11-6-1964 Reporter-Columnist Danny Taylor (Harry Guardino) for New York Globe. City Editor Lou Sheldon (Gary Merrill). 167510 1964 Reporter, The: Murder By Scandal T Episode #10. 11-27-1964 Reporter-Columnist Danny Taylor (Harry Guardino) for New York Globe. City Editor Lou Sheldon (Gary Merrill). Reporter (Larry Blyden). 167511 1964 Reporter, The: No Comment T Weidman, Jerome Episode #6. 10-30-1964. Reporter-Columnist Danny Taylor (Harry Guardino) for New York Globe. City Editor Lou Sheldon (Gary Merrill). 167512 1964 Reporter, The: Pilot T VHS 1228 Episode #1. 9-25-1964. "Extension Seven." Reporter-Columnist Danny Taylor (Harry Guardino) for New York Globe. City Editor Lou Sheldon (Gary Merrill). 167513 1964 Reporter, The: Rachel's Mother T Weidman, Jerome Episode #5. 10-23-1964 Reporter-Columnist Danny Taylor (Harry Guardino) for New York Globe. City Editor Lou Sheldon (Gary Merrill). 167514 1964 Reporter, The: Rope's End T Weidman, Jerome Episode #4. 10-16-1964 Reporter-Columnist Danny Taylor (Harry Guardino) for New York Globe. City Editor Lou Sheldon (Gary Merrill). 167515 1964 Reporter, The: Super Star T Episode #9. 11-20-1964 Reporter-Columnist Danny Taylor (Harry Guardino) for New York Globe. City Editor Lou Sheldon (Gary Merrill). While writing about the apparent comeback of a neurotic film actress, Danny has to face the fact that he's falling in love. 167516 1964 Reporter, The: Time To Be Silent, A T Episode #11. 12-4-1964 Reporter-Columnist Danny Taylor (Harry Guardino) for New York Globe. City Editor Lou Sheldon (Gary Merrill). 167517 1964 Reporter, The: Vote For Murder T Episode #13. 12-18-1964 Reporter-Columnist Danny Taylor (Harry Guardino) for New York Globe. City Editor Lou Sheldon (Gary Merrill). Cast includes Edward Asner, Simon Oakland, Arthur Hill. 167518 2002 Reporter: CB Williams, Dylan Series of comics, 2002-2007. Sparkplug Comics Cub Reporter Adam Jones who works at the local daily The Breeze in the fictional town of Willoughby in 1956. 167519 1997 Reporter: #1: Tell the Truth CB Williams, Dylan #1 Reporter, a series of comics, 2002-2007. Sparkplug Comics. 28 pages. Cub Reporter Adam Jones who works at the local daily The Breeze in the fictional town of Willoughby in 1956. Jones runs into a group of men on their way from a bank robbery. Two writers share lunch and ideas. Jones is fresh out of ideas for stories. He’s interviewing a man named Ivar Diehl who thinks he’s recording everything in our world in precise detail in his book. Except the pages of his book are empty. Man who is dressed like a mummy wants something from Jones. A story. Adam won’t pay him. The story explodes into the story that the bandage guy owns. 167520 1998 Reporter: #2: CB Williams, Dylan #2 Reporter, a series of comics, 2002-2007. Sparkplug Comics Cub Reporter Adam Jones who works at the local daily The Breeze in the fictional town of Willoughby in 1956. Two people meet and get to know each other. One of them is a ghost. 167521 1999 Reporter: #3: CB Williams, Dylan #3 Reporter, a series of comics, 2002-2007. Sparkplug Comics Cub Reporter Adam Jones who works at the local daily The Breeze in the fictional town of Willoughby in 1956. Adam’s role in a robbery that is chronicled in Reporter #4. Adam has just landed a job on the town paper, the Willoughby Breeze. He is interrupted at work by four robbers. 167522 2000 Reporter: #4: CB Williams, Dylan #4 Reporter, a series of comics, 2002-2007. Sparkplug Comics Cub Reporter Adam Jones who works at the local daily The Breeze in the fictional town of Willoughby in 1956. An armored car is robbed by a gang of hoods in a story told entirely in pantomime. 167523 2001 Reporter: #5: Gun, The CB Williams, Dylan #5 Reporter, a series of comics, 2002-2007. Sparkplug Comics Cub Reporter Adam Jones who works at the local daily The Breeze in the fictional town of Willoughby in 1956. African-American group of soldiers in a war of some kind. A group of men are out on a patrol in Vietnam (or a similar war) who run across a few strange things. A ghost appears in camp. A sniper figures in the story. 167524 2002 Reporter: #6 CB Williams, Dylan #6 Reporter, a series of comics, 2002-2007. Sparkplug Comics Cub Reporter Adam Jones who works at the local daily The Breeze in the fictional town of Willoughby in 1956. Philosophical discussion as new hire Adam Jones wanders around a newspaper office party. He manages to annoy everybody he talks to, but the conversations along the way are fascinating dealing with making a living at what you love, religions and politics. 167525 2002 Reporter: Little Black CB Williams, Dylan Sparkplug Comics. Cub Reporter Adam Jones of The Daily Breeze in the fictional town of Willoughby, a small town in upstate New York in the 1950s is involved in colorful intrigue involving haunted houses, dead criminals, aspiring writers, an international quest for an amulet, plenty of ghosts and a nice girl with a nice cat. 167526 1994 Reporter’s Clan, The (aka El Clan De Los Eros Report. The Clan of the Reporters) NJ Lainez, Fernando Martinez School Newspaper Reporters have to raise money for a year-end trip to Vienna. 167527 1912 Reporter's Courage, The M Reporter's profession has little to do with the film. Devotion to his sweetheart when she gets smallpox. 167528 2000 Reporter’s Interview with Jesus, N Patterson, Benton Rain Reporter interviews Jesus about his life and ministry. The author has taken Jesus’ own words from the Bible as responses to questions about his ministry and teaching. The interjection of questions by the reporter sheds new light on the teachings of Jesus. 167529 1911 Reporter's Romance, The M Ness Book Magazine Writer disguises herself as a thief to do a story on the underworld. Leader of the gang tests her by having her rob a house. She is caught, faints and the owner of the house finds a letter form her managing editor giving her the assignment. Burglars are captured and home owner marries the reporter. 167530 1913 Reporter's Scoop, The M Morgan, George (wrote and starred in this story) Ness Book Reporter who wants to marry a senator's daughter, although her father has arranged for her to marry a man to whom the senator owes money. Reporter sacrifices a scoop -- man tries to bribe a senate committee -- for the sake of the senator and settles for the hand of his daughter. 167531 2006 Reportera Salvaje, La (aka The Wild Reporter) M Mexico Reporter Miranda Tovar (Ivonne Montero) is a beautiful and sensual woman, but extremely wild. She lives obsessed with a feeling of revenge against men. After many years of being separated from her sister, they meet again and Miranda finds a job as a report on an important newspaper. Sensual Reporter Tovar has an unpredictable wild side that becomes hopelessly entangled in a dangerous web of lust and intrigue after reuniting with her long-lost sister and going undercover at a Miami strip club. Miranda harbors a lifelong hatred of the male species. After years apart from her estranged sister, Miranda is shocked to see the forgotten family member wander casually back into her life. Later, after going undercover at the strip club for her latest article and seducing her sister’s husband, Miranda falls for a straight-laced cop named Jose Luis. But can their love really survive in a city where lust is king and greed is good? No one is safe from Miranda’s dangerous spell of seduction. 167532 1984 Reporteros, Los MF Female Journalist 167533 1996 Reporters DT SV 197 (Incomplete) Reporters 167534 1981 Reporters DT Documentary traces cynical and difficult world of photographers. 167535 1868 Reporters A Nast, Thomas Sketch in Harper's Weekly Reporters rushing with the news of Andrew Johnson's Impeachment after the Senate Trial. 167536 1999 Reporters as Scoundrels D IJPC 115 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Fifteen -- 1950s, The: Part Two -- Reporters as Scoundrels. Film Excerpts include: “Ace in the Hole,” “The Underworld Story,” “The Last Hurrah,” “I Want to Live!,” “Sweet Smell of Success,” “The Big Knife,” “All About Eve,” “Washington Story,” “Slander,” “Scandal Sheet.” 167537 1976 Reporters, The N OWN - P Spencer, Larry Reporters. Two young reporters, Long and Porter. Washington D.C. 167538 1988 Reporters, The DT Series 1988-1990 Correspondent (Rafael Abramovitz). Correspondent (Krista Bradford). Correspondent (Steve Dunleavy). Tabloid News Stories. 167539 1863 Reportorial SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Early Tales & Sketches, Volume 1, 1851-1864." Reporter. On a newspaper reporter who "crushed Truth to earth and kept her there." "He bought and sold his own notes, and never paid his board. 167540 1990 Repossessed M Newscaster (Roger Scott) 167541 1996 Reppies, The T Series. Photographer (Peter D'Alessio). 167542 2001 Representative Radio M Location News Reporter (Sarah Cattle). Sky News Presenter (Simon McCoy). Cameraman (David Cairnduff). 167543 2009 Represented Reporters: Images of War Correspondents in Memoirs and Fiction D Korte, Barbara War correspondents are prominent actors in the media world. They took hold in the cultural imaginary soon after their profession had been created in the mid-nineteenth century. With particular focus on Britain, Korte investigates the representation of war correspondents from Victorian times to the present, in memoirs, novels and films. Such representations react to prevailing notions that exist about war reporters and help construct how we view them. With its cultural approach, this book complements studies of war correspondents in media and communication studies, history and ethnology. 167544 1950 Reprisal N OWN - H Gordon, Arthur Editor Lester Crowe, fiftyish editor of the Hainesville (Georgia) Courier recalls a crusading editorial he had written when younger and of the consequences Working newspaperman and the civil rights struggle. 167545 1955 Reproduction of Terror CB Space Adventures #14 Reporter Joan Mason 167546 1868 Republican Letters SS Clemens, Samuel (Mark Twain) Correspondent Riley, a fellow-correspondent. 167547 1952 Republican National Convention DT Reporters 167548 1921 Reputation M Photographer (William Archibald) 167549 1924 Reputation, A SS Connell, Richard In "Apes and Angels." Editor Saunders Rook, critical writings. Offered editorship of magazine. Commits suicide on date he announced that made him a celebrity and an editor 167550 1998 Requiem M Newspaper Salesman (Carlos Rodrigues). 167551 2001 Requiem N White, Curtis National Public Radio (NPR) Interviewer Terry Gross of Fresh Air talks to the Modern Prophet who is an unsung novelist. 167552 1994 Requiem Apache MT Photographer (Chris Darwin). 167553 2000 Requiem for a Dream M Newspaperman on Train (Abraham Aronofsky). 167554 1963 Requiem for a Rat NM Godwin, John Press 167555 2006 Requiem for a Vampire M Reporter Phyllis and her boss Tad of the Milford News investigate vampires. 167556 1990 Requiem fur Dominik (aka Requiem for Dominic) M Austrian Journalist Clara Weber (Viktoria Schubert) investigates the story of a man charged with murdering 80 or more freedom fighters in Roumania. Most of the international journalists covering the story are indifferent. But Weber goes beyond reasonable limits battling vicious interference from those who do not want the story to come to light. Weber goes to Timisoara in hopes of developing a pleasant Christmastime story about Dominic, but begins to have grave doubts of his being a hero in a city of heroes, a city with no one in control and tormented by sniper fire from renegade Securitate agents. After meeting with Dominic’s childhood friend and wife, she begins to discount generally accepted opinion that this Catholic politically liberal chemical engineer, thoroughly devoted to his family, would become a homicidal killer. The charge turns out to be a lie, created as an excuse for the brutal prison treatment of the mildly militant man whose crime was to criticize the government and to lead his coworkers in prayers. The film ends with videotape of the real-life Dominic Paraschiv on his deathbed after being set free by the new Romanian government. 167557 2002 Requiem für einen Chefredakteur N Buhl, Wolfgang Germany Journalist 167558 1990 Requiem für einen Henker NM Berndorf, Jacques Germany Journalist 167559 1992 Requiem para um Narcisco MF Photographer (Henrique Viana). 167560 1966 Requiem per un agente segreto (aka Requiem for a Secret Agent) MF Italy Journalist 167561 1953 Resan till dej MF Journalist Mrs. Bertils (Dagmar Olsson). Photographer (Olof Thunberg). 167562 1986 Reschkes groBer Dreh MTF Miniseries Newscaster-Anchorwoman (Jeanette Muhlmann). 167563 1954 Rescue T Philco Television Playhouse. In "Best Television Plays, The -- Volume III." Pulitzer Prize winning story. William Burke Miller news dispatch Reporter Skeets William Burke Miller (Sandy Campbell) from Louisville Courier-Journal. City Editor Neil Dalton (John Randolph). Copy boy (David Shustak). Dispatches read by narrator (Ben Grauer). NBC 167564 1991 Rescue 911: T SV 92, 83 (Incomplete) Episodes. Series 4-18-1989 to 8-27-1996 News Media 167565 1991 Rescue 911: Episode 229 T Episode #59. 5-14-1991 TV News Reporters inn helicopter pursue armed robbery suspect aiding Denver police on Feb. 9, 1988 in Colorado.. 167566 1993 Rescue Me M Reporter (Gus Corrado). Reporter (Pamela Kay Davis). Reporter (Dean Minerd). Reporter (Bob Tootle). Reporter (Jane West). 167567 2005 Rescue Me DT Reporter (Eddie Sicoli). Documentary about pet overpopulation and what people can do about it. 167568 2009 Rescue Me: Baptism T DVD -R HQ 11033 Episode #53. 4-9-2009 French Journalist Genevieve Lazard (Karina Lombard) visits the firehouse doing a book on the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Deputy Chief Feinberg tells the guys the journalist is going to be interviewing the firefighters of 62 Truck about the events of Sept. 11 for a book to be published on the 10th anniversary of the day. Tommy initially doesn’t want any part of it. The snooping, sexy journalist gets involved with Lou. 167569 2004 Rescue Me: Butterfly T Episode #7. 9-1-2004 Photographer #1 (Bryan Batt). Photographer #2 (Kevin Rennard). 167570 2009 Rescue Me: Clean T DVD -R HQ 11302 Episode. 7-21-2009 News Media. A television camera crew and reporter capture on tape Tommy beating up a politician who is trying to take advantage of a dedication of a fireman’s memorial plaque who was killed in the 9/11 disaster. It shows up all over the media and the front pages of the New York newspapers. The fire chief orders Tommy to clean up the fire house for his misdeeds. An intervention to stop Tommy from drinking turns into an alcoholic’s nightmare as Tommy convinces the intervention group to drink again. 167571 2007 Rescue Me: Cycle T DVD -R HQ 8927 Episode #50. 8-29-2007 News Media. Tommy has a nightmare that all the members of his unit are killed in a fire and he wasn't there. He hears the report on TV sets offering various news accounts of the action. Then he rushes to the scene to find his dead partners. He wakes up. 167572 2009 Rescue Me: French T DVD -R HQ 11040 Episode. 4-17-2009 French Journalist Genevieve Lazard (Karina Lombard) visits the firehouse doing a book on the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Deputy Chief Feinberg tells the guys the journalist is going to be interviewing the firefighters of 62 Truck about the events of Sept. 11 for a book to be published on the 10th anniversary of the day. Tommy initially doesn’t want any part of it. The snooping, sexy journalist gets involved with Lou. 167573 2009 Rescue Me: Initiation T DVD -R HQ 11286 Episode. 7-14-2009 News Media. A television camera crew and reporter capture on tape Tommy beating up a politician who is trying to take advantage of a dedication of a fireman’s memorial plaque who was killed in the 9/11 disaster. 167574 2009 Rescue Me: Jimmy T DVD -R HQ 11093 Episode. 4-28-2009 French Journalist Genevieve Lazard (Karina Lombard) visits the firehouse doing a book on the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Deputy Chief Feinberg tells the guys the journalist is going to be interviewing the firefighters of 62 Truck about the events of Sept. 11 for a book to be published on the 10th anniversary of the day. The journalist and Lou hit it off, but she still is interested in Tommy. 167575 2006 Rescue Me: Karate T DVD -R HQ 6511 Episode. 7-2006 News Media. Newspapers. 167576 2009 Rescue Me: Perspective T DVD -R HQ 11126 Episode. 5-12-2009 French Journalist Genevieve Lazard (Karina Lombard) visits the firehouse doing a book on the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Deputy Chief Feinberg tells the guys the journalist is going to be interviewing the firefighters of 62 Truck about the events of Sept. 11 for a book to be published on the 10th anniversary of the day. Tommy takes the reporter on a tour of Ground Zero and tells Genevieve why the 9/11 footage of Jimmy Keefe was so haunting. Franco’s 9/11 conspiracy theories come under attack. Mike’s bar proves to be a success. Tommy and Lou have a falling out. Janet tells Tommy why she sent Katy to an upstate boarding school. 167577 2009 Rescue Me: Play T DVD -R HQ 11161 Episode. 5-23-2009 French Journalist Genevieve Lazard (Karina Lombard) visits the firehouse doing a book on the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Deputy Chief Feinberg tells the guys the journalist is going to be interviewing the firefighters of 62 Truck about the events of Sept. 11 for a book to be published on the 10th anniversary of the day. Lou calls Genevieve to ask her if they could take their relationship to a more physical level. To his surprise, she agrees, mostly to get even with Tommy Gavin who rejected her. We never see the reporter in the episode, but Lou goes into her apartment and leaves later with a smile on his face. 167578 2007 Rescue Me: Saved T DVD -R HQ 8815 Episode. News Media dub a horrendous fire as "The Baby Fire," because children were killed in the blaze and the firemen couldn't save them. 167579 2006 Rescue Me: Sparks T DVD -R HQ 6285 Episode #30. 6-21-2006 News Media uproar over firemen stopping to save children from a school bus accident instead of answering a call to an African-American in distress. Angry News Vendor (Subhash Mandal). 167580 2009 Rescue Me: Torch T DVD -R HQ 11251 Episode. 6-30-2009 Newspaper Reporters. Fire chief tells his men: “We owe it to who this kid’s family is to get the body covered up before the newspaper vultures start showing up and taking pictures.” Also complains about rubbernecks with their cell phone cameras. 167581 2005 Rescue Me: Twat T Episode #17. 7-12-2005 Photographer (Keong Sim). 167582 2009 Rescue Me: Wine T DVD -R HQ 11073 Episode. 4-21-2009 French Journalist Genevieve Lazard (Karina Lombard) visits the firehouse doing a book on the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Deputy Chief Feinberg tells the guys the journalist is going to be interviewing the firefighters of 62 Truck about the events of Sept. 11 for a book to be published on the 10th anniversary of the day. Tommy initially doesn’t want any part of it. The snooping, sexy journalist gets involved with Tommy who rejects her advances, goes home to his significant other who smells wine on his breath (Lazard kissed him after drinking wine), guesses what he’s been up to and kicks him out of the apartment. 167583 1988 Rescue, The M Newscaster (Wendy Gordon) 167584 2002 Rescued Hearts NR Rogers, Betsy Avalon Romance Reporter. 167585 2004 Rescuing Rose N Wolff, Isabel Advice Columnist Rose Costelloe, 39, thought she solved all her problems when she got married after a whirlwind two-month courtship. But seven months and an extremely public smash-up later, things are looking thorny for Rose. All very embarrassing when you dole out relationship wisdom for a living. Now Rose's job is in jeopardy, her finances are in shambles and she's being plagued by a stalker who seems to know a lot about the mysterious circumstances of her birth. Her former husband had an affair with their marriage counselor. Determined to get back on her feet, Rose purchases a house and seeks a roommate to help offset the costs. Enter a quiet thoughtful young man who is 10 years Rose's junior. 167586 1915 Research Magnificent, The N Wells, H.G. Press 167587 1997 Resentment NM Indiana, Gary Gay New York Reporter Seth is in town to cover the trial of the teenaged Martinez brothers who stand accused of murdering their wealthy parents in an ambush slaying. Seth’s ex-lover, Jack, his taxi-driver, is slowly dying of AIDS. 167588 2007 Reservations M British Journalist (Jacqueline Harris). Asian Journalist (Allen C. Liu). 167589 1940 Reserved For Garroway DR Radio Series. Host David Garroway. Dial Dave G., Next, Dave G. 167590 2004 Resident Evil: Apocalypse M Anderson, Paul W.S. (Screenplay). Based on Capcom's videogame Resident Evil. TV Journalist Terri Morales (Sandrine Holt) is one of the remaining survivors of RE2, the tranquility of Raccoon City when a virus either kills people or turns them into zombies. Group of Special Tactics and Rescue Services members, including the Emmy-hunting TV Reporter is offered a deal by a scientist: find his young daughter and he will them how to escape the ravished city. Reporter #1 Chris Marren (Christopher Marren). Network Anchor #1 (Jo Chim). Network Anchor #2 (Bobby Prochaska). Reporter #2 (Jazz Mann). Reporter #3 (Larissa Gomes). 167591 1992 Resistance M News Media. National Newsreader (Lee Lin Chin). 167592 1980 Resisting Arrest N Phillips, Steven Reporter. Account of brutal beating murder of a Puerto Rican by an Irish Bronx cop as told by the New York City District attorney who, helped by a New York Times woman reporter, battled police silence and corruption to get an indictment. 167593 1987 Resolution CB New Teen Titans, The #31 Reporter Tawny Young. Daily Planet Reporter Clark Kent (Superman). Brother Blood is finally defeated and the Titans deal with the aftermath. 167594 2000 Resort Massacre (Saai Yan Diu Ga Nguk) M Journalist Mayse works for a trashy magazine investigates resort 167595 1954 Resources of Freedom DT 1-10-54. CBS Journalist Edward R. Murrow 167596 1959 Rest and Be Thankful NM OWN - H MacInnes, Helen Critic Prender Atherton Jones, noted critic 167597 1946 Rest Camp in Maui SS Burdick, Eugene In "Role in Manila, A: Fifteen Tales of War, Postwar, Peace, Adventure." Harper's July 1946. Correspondent-Narrator. Mister Black, a war correspondent who wants to talk to the Marines. 167598 1950 Rest They Need, The N Lyons, Herbert Magazine. Clash of personalities in the office of a national weekly of public affairs. Office is the real central character. Various editors and secretaries are clearly delineated. Distinct magazine setting. 167599 2004 Restaurant, The DT Series 2003 Wine Critic (Tom Doorley). Celebrity who is passioante about cooking gets a chance to become head chef in a real restaurant. Chef devises own menu and selects own wine list. Table of three critics review the menu and give the chef a star rating. Other Food Critics are Paolo Tullio and Eddie O'Sullivan. 167600 2003 Restaurant, The: Dream Becomes a Nightmare, The T DVD -R 1629 Episode #3. 8-3-2003 Restaurant Critic is unhappy with her food and begins complaining. Rocco leaves and spends the night at a dance club. Rocco treats waiter who shows up with arm in a sling poorly. Staff meets at the end of the night to complain about Rocco. Reality documentary that is based at Rocco DiSpirito's two successful City Restaurants. He put everything on the line as he tries to create his own ultra-chic Manhattan eatery. The workplace drama follows foibles and flirtations of his staff 167601 2003 Restaurant, The: Ready Or Not, Here They Come T DVD -R 1623 Episode #2. 7-27-2003 New York Times Food Critic is driven away from Rocco's new restaurant by smoke. Rocco extinguishes fire in the kitchen. Patrons complain. Waiter falls and injures himself. The doors open for the restaurant's soft launch. Reality documentary that is based at Rocco DiSpirito's two successful City Restaurants. He put everything on the line as he tries to create his own ultra-chic Manhattan eatery. The workplace drama follows foibles and flirtations of his staff 167602 1947 Restless Corpse, The NM Pruitt, Alan Press 167603 1965 Restless Ones, The M AFI-Television Scriptwriters Writer 167604 1922 Restoring the Moon SSF Bevill, Burnie L. Press 167605 1999 Restraining Order M Anchorwoman (Laura Kim). TV Interviewer (Heidi Popson). TV Director (Christopher Neiman). 167606 1989 Resurrected M Reporter (Alan Cody). Reporter (Paul Sharples). Photographer (Tony Capstick). 167607 1992 Resurrected, The M TV News Anchor (Deborra Hope) 167608 2007 Resurrecting the Champ M DVD -R HQ 10355, 10356. Based on a true story Sportswriter Erik Kernan (Josh Hartnett), an ambitious, mediocre journalist in Denver stumbles upon a homeless person who claims to be an ex-champion boxer who was believed dead. Kernan is journalism's laziest and most self-pitying practitioner. He thinks he's found his career-defining story, hit ticket to self-validation and a good feature story. But it turns out the man is lying. Speechy monologues on responsiobilities of journalism, the evil of infotainment (Teri Hatcher). What begins as an opportunity to resurrect Champ's story and escape the shadow of his father's success becomes a personal journey as the ambitious reporter reexamines his own life and his relationship with his family. News Media. Reporter #1 (Lori Ravensborg). Announcer (Hugh Delaney). Editor #1 (Stacey Zurburg). Up-and-coming sports reporter Erik rescues a homeless man only to discover that he is, in fact, a boxing legend believed to have died. What begins as an opportunity to resurrect the Champ's story and escape the shadow of his father's success becomes a personal journey as the ambitious reporter reexamines his own life and relationship with his family. 167609 1999 Resurrection M DVD -R HQ 3572, 3573 News Media. News Anchor (Mike Anscombe) 167610 1987 Resurrection CB New Teen Titans, The #28 Reporter Bethany Snow. Teen Titans storm the church of a villain to stop his resurrection and rescue Nightwing and Raven. 167611 1999 Resurrection Day NSF DuBois, Brendan Boston Globe Reporter Carl Landry is a former soldier who survived the worst of the war and is now a reporter who is on the trail of a government conspiracy. It is 1972, 10 years after the Cuban Missile Crisis escalated into World War III. Russia has been all but obliterated and many U.S. cities are no more than crater-strewn radioactive ruins. The U.S. relies on Great Britain for medical aid and food. The country is in a state of martial law. Landry is doing a story on a murdered veteran. The veteran is a possibly unhinged man who swears he has an incredible story to tell Landry. The man is found with a couple of bullets in the back of his hand. Landry's editor at the Globe immediately spikes the story for "lack of space." Landry begins to suspect that perhaps the veteran actually did know something big. He meets Sandra Price, a London Times reporter who is eager to do a story on America's present course, but who oddly romanticizes the state of the country. Landry sees nothing romantic in millions of dead. Together the two stumble deeper and deeper into various plots meant to keep their articles form print, and eventually they discover more bits and pieces of the veteran's conspiracy theories. 167612 1998 Resurrection Man M DVD -R HQ 5818, 5819 Journalist. Unbalanced journalist becomes obsessed with a sociopathic gangster wreaking havoc in Northern Ireland. TV Newscaster (Sean Rafferty). Newspaper Journalist (Dan Mullane). 167613 1971 Resurrection of Zachary Wheeler, The M VHS 923 Simms, Jay and Tom Rolf (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Harry Walsh (Leslie Nielsen) for KRZM uncovers doctor's secret cloning project.. He first gets onto the story when he recognizes a senator as a victim at accident. Tells paramedic to take him to hospital. Hospital denies senator brought there. Reporter is fired and investigates on his own. Convinces boss to run prerecorded spots to make conspirators believe he is back at the station. Gets cooperation of a New Mexico newsman. Newsman agrees to help Walsh in exchange for the right to run story 15 minutes before Walsh puts it on the wire. Two infiltrate military base serving as clinic and discover duplicates of prominent people being raised for transplant purposes. Walsh defends right to release story, he kills story because people can be saved through transplant operations and reprogrammed to support democratic ideology. Cho En-Lai is brought into the clinic at end of film. "I am going to tear this town apart, rock by rock, leaf by leaf. I'm going to find out what's gong on. Tomorrow morning I'm going to do that. Tonight I'm going to get importantly splashed." TV Commentator #1 (Jim Healy). TV Commentator #2 (Lee Giroux). 167614 2005 Resurrection Road N Wall, Kathryn, R. Investigative Reporter Gabby Henson, an ambitious local reporter helps her old college friend, a woman accountant turned detective and her former partner find a murderer. They discover a vipers' nest of crooked cops and drug dealers that force Bay to face up to some long-buried problems. 167615 2006 Retaliation M DVD War Correspondent James Bradford (Michael Otis) searches for the truth behind the truth as the peoples of Iraq suffer in the middle of a violent struggle for power. After being attacked from within a convoy, Bradford finds himself to be a captive of a small but diverse group of terrorists. Awaiting beheading, he is befriended by Rasha, the educated wife of one of the captors, who herself struggles to find a way to free her own son from the perpetual cycles of violence. Through this predicament, James learns of the true reason behind the Coalition forces infiltration into Iraq and why the terrorists are there to oppose them. The only question is, can he survive long enough to reveal the story? 167616 1996 Retreat To Love N Rue, Nancy N. Heartsong Presents #181. Also included in “New England: Four Inspiring Love Stories from Northeastern States” collection of four novels, 2001. Sportswriter who is handsome and mischievous, gets involved with recent graduate Alexis Riker who needs the artists’ retreat at Rocky Shoals in New England to plan her future course and rediscover God’s still, small voice. What she finds is a series of life lessons from an odd assortment of new friends. Can she retreat to love when a troubled teen and the handsome sportswriter need her? 167617 2005 Retribution MT TV Reporter (Caroline Bell-Ernie) 167618 2000 Retribution (aka Complicity) M UK. Ness Investigative Reporter Cameron Colley (Jonny Lee Miller), young Scottish newspaperman investigating a serial killer. Murderer is killing people he's written about. He becomes a suspect. Editor Wallace Byatt (Bill Paterson). 167619 2006 Retro News: Blast From the Past, A T Series. 2006- Magazine News show for ids age 9 to 12. From their virtual news room, teen journalists bring significant, interesting and humorous historic events to life with actual news footage. Special features such as "Spiritual Heroes" introduce young viewers to the characters and events that helped shape world history. With these young reporters as guides, young viewers are entertained while they learn history. TV News Staff. TV Anchors (Kendall Kellogg, Mark Lomey). Reporters (Adrianna White Eagle, Brennan Monaco, Alexis Lombardo, Victoria Lombardo, Brandy Mitchell, Rachael Lee Stroud. Sports Host (Michael Bolton). Kids see and hear newsmakers such as Albert Einstein, Franklin Roosevelt, Amelia Earhart and John Kennedy. They will see Mount Rushmore take shape, the Wright Brothers fly, John Glenn blasts into space. They witness big advances in technology such as the telephone, the airplane and plastic as well as wacky inventions. 167620 2004 Retrosexual: The 80’s D Sex Columnist (Anka Radakovich). 167621 1953 Return in August N Stong, Phil Press 167622 1983 Return of Captain Invincible, The M Reporter (Bruce Adams) 167623 1934 Return of Chandu, The M Reporter from the Daily Star (Don Brodie) 167624 1961 Return of Dr. Mabuse, The (O, Stahnetz Des Dr. Mabuse) aka Phantom Fiend M Behm, Marc, Ladislaus Fodor (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. France-Italy-West Germany. Released in 1966 in U.S. Ness Book Reporter Maria Sabrehm (Daliah Lavi) for The Press whose father is now in prison and under control of master criminal using the drug to turn inmates and staff of local prison into slaves. Tracking the criminal are police inspector and FBI agent Both inspector and FBI agent offer sexist remarks toward the reporter when she first gets on the story. FBI agent comes to reporter's rescue when she is kidnapped and held in the prison. 167625 1930 Return of Dr. Manchu, The M Reporter (Ambrose Barker as Camden, the Reporter). 167626 1939 Return of Dr. X, The (aka Return of Doctor X, The). M DVD -R HQ 4403, 4404 Makin, William J. (Story -- "Doctor's Secret, The"). Lee Katz (Screenplay) Bogart Reporter Walter Barnett or Walter “Wichita” Garrett (Wayne Morris) for The Morning Dispatch investigates series of deaths. Editor (Joseph Crehan). Barnett sets up an interview with a society woman but when he arrives at her apartment, discovers she has been killed. When police arrive, body has disappeared. Barnett is fired after the dead woman shows up at the newspaper office and threatens to sue them. Another murder occurs and police let the ex-reporter join the investigation. Reporter sneaks into newspaper morgue to get information. Reporter solves the case and says he wants to return to Wichita to work on a novel, but goes back to the paper when he meets his boss's new secretary. Ness: It should be noted that Morris' character is listed on the credits as "Barnett," but he is called "Garrett" throughout the film and his name even appears that way in newspaper headlines. Reporter (Nat Carr). Reporter (John Harron). Night Editor Andy (Frank Pharr). Newspaper Vendor (John "Skins" Miller). 167627 1991 Return of Eliot Ness, The MT Reporter (Timm Zemanek). Reporter #2 (Dwight Bacquie). Reporter #3 (Rummy Bishop). Reporter #4 (Cindy Cook) 167628 1980 Return of Frank Cannon, The MT Paparazzo (Hector Elias). 167629 1940 Return of Frank James, The M DVD -R HQ 7920, 7921. SV 430 Hellman, Asam (Screenplay) Ness Book. Fonda. Great Western Pictures Editor Major Rufus Cobb (Henry Hull) of the Liberty Weekly Gazette supports Jesse James's brother, Frank who is out for revenge against those who killed him. Reporter Eleanor Stone (Gene Tierney) of the Denver Star, meets Frank under an assumed name. He ridicules her as "a lady reporter." Stone's father, Randolph Stone (Lloyd Corrigan) owns the paper and is opposed to his daughter becoming a journalist. She tells Frank she needs a good story to prove that she can be a reporter. They tell her they saw Frank James die. She writes the story. After a rival paper, The Denver Globe, runs an article calling the story in the Star a hoax, Stone's father threatens to send her back to college. She shouts him down, and goes to Missouri. She covers hanging of one of Frank's friends and he arrives to stop the hanging, gets arrested and put on trial. Stone and Maj. Cobb work to save Frank and he is found not guilty. Eleanor Stone: "Other papers have made mistakes." Father-Publisher: "Yes, but none of them have made the mistake of having a gullible female on their staff and trusting her." Reporters (Milton Kibbee, Dale Van Sickel, Frank Melton, Lester Dorr) 167630 1995 Return of Hunter, The MT Reporter #1 (Diana Nyad). Reporter #2 (Mark Thompson). Reporter #3 (Mary Major). Reporter #4 (Rick Garcia). 167631 1936 Return of Jimmy Valentine, The (aka Prison Shadows) M Armstrong, Paul (Play - "Alias Jimmy Valentine"). Reporter Gary Howard (Roger Pryor) suggests a contest to locate the elusive safecracker. Pryor braves a shoot-out to get a scoop and get engaged. 167632 2006 Return of Jonah Gray NR Cochran, Heather Journalist Jonah Gray is proprietor of a popular gardening Web site and a 31-year-old IRS senior auditor who is single and merciless when sizing up potential dates, falls hard for him. The problem is he's an auditee. As she sifts through his financial data, the man becomes more and more intriguing and her professional queries only leave her more curious. The female auditor shouldn't be getting involved. She has a potential boyfriend, the new archivist at work, an increasingly troublesome family drama, a terminally ill father and a series of strange phone calls at the office. Her relationship with her boyfriend is derailed because of a taboo crush on the journalist. 167633 1986 Return of Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer, The MT TV Reporter (Jo Ann Pflug) 167634 1948 Return of October, The M Reporters (Ray Walker, Sam Finn, Fred F. Sears, Ray Walker). 167635 1989 Return of Sam McCloud, The MT Correspondent Chris Coughlin (Diana Muldaur), London Times correspondent (McCloud now a Senator) 167636 1936 Return of Sophie Lang, The M DVD -R 1404 Anderson, Frederick Irving (Short Stories). Patterson McNutt, Brian Marlow (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jimmy Lawson (Ray Milland) gets on a ship and solves a jewel robbery. An innocent female jewel thief escapes by pretending to be a reporter. New York Times, 7/24/36: "Ray Milland, too, is of vast assistance. We are forced to reserve an objection or two for his interpretation of a foreign correspondent -- wearing his press card in his hatband most of the time -- …" "…but he has a knack of rallying 'round when he is most needed…." Reporter (Jack Chapin). Reporter (Keith Daniels). Reporter (Eddie Fetherston). Reporter (Frank MacCready). Reporter (Harry Owen). Reporter (Jack Raymond). Reporter (Don Roberts). Cameraman (Hal Price). 167637 1941 Return of the Eagle, The SS GPL Kantor, Mackinlay In "Story Teller." Editor Senator Cornell Rush edits the Montgomery Eagle. Mysterious editorial appears after newspaper stopped publishing for 16 years and Rush is dead. Cameran Hayes, editor of the Montgomery Advocate & Advertiser. James Sweet restarts the newspaper with Cornell Rush's son. 167638 1959 Return of the Fly M Reporter, Granville (Jack Daly) 167639 1950 Return of the Frontiersman M Anhalt, Edna (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Larrabee (Rory Calhoun) tries to help man accused of bank robbery and murder. Newspaper editor responsible for engineering the crimes and framing man. With help of his sheriff father, man takes on the crooks and exposes corrupt editor. 167640 1998 Return of the Gods N Van Flossen, Jacob New York Times Journalist Maggie Robertson, Sarah Lawrence '92, pretty, intelligent, young feminist journalist assigned by the New York Times to cover the election race 167641 1977 Return of the Hulk T Journalist 167642 2006 Return of the Jackalope M Parody Documentary. Photographer (Bernie Miller). 167643 1988 Return of the Killer Tomatoes! M Reporter (Deirdre Andrews). Reporter (Costa Dillon). Reporter (Ron Trim). 167644 2006 Return of the Muskrats, The M Short Reporter (Laura Davis). Paperboy (Jeremy Vest). 167645 1975 Return of the Pink Panther, The M TV Newscaster (Andre Charisse) 167646 1934 Return of the Terror M Wallace, Edgar (Play - Terror, The). Eugene Solow, Peter Milne (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Joe (Frank McHugh) investigates a murder. Editor (Edmund Breese). City Reporter (Harry Seymour). 167647 2003 Return to "Giant" M Newspaperman Bryan Woolley (Dallas Morning News). Narrator (Don Henley). 167648 1994 Return to a Dark Night CB Justice League Quarterly #16 Reporter DeeDee, a news reporter. It’s a dark future where Joe must decide to become General Glory again to defeat the Degenerates and bring hope to a dismal world. 167649 2005 Return to Abo: Novel of the Southwest, A N Niederman, Sharon Journalist Maggie Chilton goes home to a funeral in a small New Mexico ranching community and finds herself face to face with everything she left behind when she graduated from high school. Three generations of women -- Maggie, her mother and her teenage daughter -- struggle to make peace with each other and the harsh beauty of the landscape they love. 167650 2001 Return to Cabin by the Lake MT DVD -R HQ 8071, 8072. (8072 Mislabeled, missing 72). TV Anchor (Tamara Taggart) 167651 1975 Return to Campus M Sports Announcers (Tom Harmon and Jesse White) 167652 1976 Return to Earth MT News Media. True story of Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin. 167653 1983 Return to Eden MT TV Reporter (Maurice O'Laughlin). Anchorwoman (Brenda Scallon). Cameraman (Robert Wilde). 167654 1986 Return to Eden: T Series 5-2-1983 to 7-21-1986 Newsreader (Tony Dickinson). TV Interviewer (Ann Sanders). 167655 1993 Return to Jerusalem N Husseini, Hassan Jamal Palestinian Journalist working for the Arab Press in Jerusalem and is taken away for interrogation. 167656 2003 Return to Kandahar DT DVD -R HQ 4971, 4984. Canadian Journalist Nelofer Pazira returns to Afghanistan hoping to locate a childhood friend. Second journey after fictionalized account of her return to Kandahar. 167657 1986 Return to Mayberry MT Bullock, Harvey, Everett Greenbaum (Teleplay) 4-13-86 Editor Opie Taylor of the local newspaper. The grown-up son leaves Mayberry at the end of the film to take a job at a bigger newspaper in New York. 167658 1998 Return to Paradise M Reporter Pinkett Smith is an interfering reporter. Reporter (Todd Stockman). Features Editor (Ed Hodson). 167659 1961 Return to Peyton Place M SVD 1176 AFI-Freedom Press/Publishers/Novelists. PR New York Publisher Lewis Jackman (Jeff Chandler). Newspaper Publisher (Harry Carter). Syndicated Columnist Lupus Wolf (Warren Parker). Interviewer (Helen Bennett). Interviewer (Carol Veazie). Interviewer Mark Steele (Bill Bradley). Second Interviewer (Jose Ferrer). Photographer (Tony Miller). Talk Show Host Nick Parker (Max Showalter). 167660 1972 Return to Peyton Place T Series 1972 News Media 167661 1987 Return to Salem's Lot, A M Cameraman (Rick Garia). 167662 2004 Return to Sender M News Media. News Reporter (Doug Luke). Reporter at Charlotte's House (Chris Friehofer). Reporter in Bar (Jules Loth). Texas Newscaster (Jonathan Durante). Paparazzi (Steven Judd). 167663 2003 Return to the Batcave: Misadventures of Adam and Burt, The MT Reporter (Chris Dawson). Publicist (Tait Ruppert). 167664 1994 Return to Two Moon Junction M Cameraman (Brian Sanders). 167665 1985 Return to Waterloo M Newscaster (Neil Lander-Landor). 167666 1940 Return to Yesterday M Journalist (Bruce Seton). 167667 1999 Return with Honor DT Documentary on Vietnam 167668 1996 Return, The N de Mers, Joe Freelance Journalist Marie Olivier helps uncover a conspiracy around a man who claims to be Jesus Christ. 167669 2000 Return, The NM Mustian, Mark Reporter Michael Mason has made a career out of debunking fraudulent messiahs and faith healers, but he doesn't know what to make of "The Jesus of Bahia." She has stirred up a worldwide audience with her trip to the United States from Brazil. Fat female who is black is a combination that threatens conservative religious groups. Even skeptical Mason is starting to believe. Jesus never said exactly what form he would return. The Jesus of Bahia has a certain presence that inspires Love, Peace and Justice. Mason's investigation places him in grave danger as he gets closer to the truth. Torn between the razor-sharp edges of hard fact and the comforting nature of his own deepening belief, he has traveled worldwide to witness and discredit those who profess to walk side by side with God. Until now. Crowds mob the new Jesus' every move. Her power is more compelling than anything Mason has seen. Is she the daughter of God? Only a horrifying showdown with his own inner demons will let him escape alive and ultimately learn the truth. 167670 1600 Returne From Parnassus, The First Part of The P USC Anonymous News 167671 1601 Returne From Parnassus, The Second Part of The P USC Anonymous News 167672 1983 Reuben, Reuben M TV Interviewer (Tom McGowan) 167673 1990 Reunion T 11-4-1990 News. Detroit Newscast helps reunite a woman with the sun she gave up for adoption 167674 1954 Reunion N OWN - H Miller, Merle Editor Walter Brooks, the Sentinel in Old Weston, CT. "Old Man Hillyer" is the publisher, Walter's father-in-law. 167675 1936 Reunion M Editor (Edward McWade). Chamber of Commerce brings together the Dionne Quintuplets. 167676 2002 Reunion in Death NM Robb, J.D. (Nora Roberts) TV Reporter Nadine Furst, top on-air reporter for Channel 75. "Eve marched toward her office five minutes before the scheduled interview with Nadine. It didn't surprise her in the least to find Nadine already there…." "…The reporter's silky legs were crossed as she meticulously applied fresh lip dye and checked her camera-ready face in her compact mirror. The camera operator stood slouched in a corner munching on a candy bar." 167677 2005 Reunion: 1994 T Episode #9. 12-15-2005 News Media. Reporter (Madison Graie). 167678 1993 Reunited NR Crowe, Evelyn A. Harlequin Superromance #70570 Journalist 167679 2007 Reunited Passion N Snelling, David L. Political Reporter Damian Peck reunites with his childhood sweetheart, a Haitian-American and a successful bureaucrat. He is assigned to interview her after she is appointed the new assistant manager for Doveville County. He has not seen her in 14 years after he father caused them to separate because he felt Damian was not good enough for his daughter since he’s not a Haitian-born man. Peck pays her no mind in Doveville County and jeers Haitian-Americans in his humorous political columns, much to the dismay of the woman who eventually becomes the new assistant manager for the city of Bluewater, he adopted hometown. She again runs into Damian and reprimands him for pretending he had never known her and writing a lot of negative things about her culture. She forgives Damian and the two start dating to get to know each other again and they fall in love. They eventually reach their childhood dream of getting married, but they endure some obstacles along the way including shocking confessions and revelations. 167680 2006 Reuters All-Digital Bureau with Correspondent Adam Pasick in Second Life G Reporter Adam Pasick is head of Reuter's first all-digital bureau, a full-time reporter in an entirely virtual environment. Second Life (SL) is an Internet-based virtual world launched in 2003 developed by Linden Research Inc. (Linden Lab). It came to international attention in the mainstream news media in late 2006 and early 2007. Residents interact with each other through motional avatars. They can explore, meet other Residents, socialize, participate in individual and group activities. They can create and trade items (virtual property) and services from one another. Reuters opened its first all-digital bureau on Oct. 16. 2006, a building in the virtual world Second Life modeled on its New York and London offices. News agencies around the world picked up the story. One of the oldest existing news outlets chose to station Adam Pasick in an entirely virtual environment. Reuters uses its bureau to disseminate its real-world news feeds to Second Life residents. Adam Reuters, Pasick is new to covering virtual worlds. A seasoned Internet reporter, Pasick covers Second Life as his regular beat as an avatar (a likeness of himself at home in Second Life). 167681 1869 Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's Farm SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Complete Humorous Sketches and Tales." Parody News. Satirical report on the minister's farm 167682 2001 Revelation M TV Reporter (Danica Bezanov). 167683 1999 Revelation M TV-Radio News Reporter (Frank Proctor)/ 167684 1983 Revelation N Harbinson, W.A. Weinberg List Journalist 167685 1987 Revelation CB New Teen Titans, The #29 Reporter Bethany Snow. Villain Brother Blood has been resurrected and defeats the Teen Titans with the help of a brainwashed Raven. 167686 2003 Revelations NR Hodges, Cheris Indigo: Sensuous Love Stories Reporter Shari Walker for Essence Magazine is doing an article on the head woman in charge of an Atlanta-based company, DVA Inc., whose chief executive thinks he is god's gift to women. Walker's fiancé died in a car accident. She's given up on love. Reporter falls for man just as a sexual harassment lawsuit is filed against him. 167687 2005 Revelations MT Miniseries News Media. TV Anchor (Ted Garcia). TV Anchorwoman (Lana Likic). CNN Anchor (Roy Werner). Reporter at Prison (Clayton Nemrow). Paparazzi #1 (Ian Lyons). Just before the start of Armageddon, a physicist and a nun race against the clock to see if the end of the world apocalypse can be averted. 167688 1999 Revelations: End Times, The DT Journalist Jean Michael in France. 167689 1999 Revelations: End Times, The, Volume 2 DT Documentary. Tass News Agency Foreign Service Chief Sergei Bulantsew. Researcher and Writer Budd Hopkins. 167690 2008 Revenant N Preston, Douglas and Lincoln Child New York Times Reporter William Smithback and his wife Nora Kelly, a Museum of Natural History archeologist are found brutally attacked in their apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Eyewitnesses claim and the security camera confirms the killer seen leaving the building was the strange sinister man who had preciously occupied Smithback and Kelly’s apartment -- and who had died horribly in it exactly one year ago. 167691 2007 Revenant N Haines, Carolyn Reporter Carson Lynch, a washed up journalist with a drinking problem who lost her child in a fire, her husband and her former prestigious career, is among the first on the scene when a decades-old mass grave near a notorious Biloxi nightclub is unearthed. The remains of five women lie within, each one buried with a bridal veil and without her ring finger. Once an award-winning journalist, Carson knows her career is now hanging by a thread. This story has pulled her out of a pit of alcohol and self-loathing and with justice and redemption in mind she begins to investigate. Days later, two more bodies appear begging the question -- is a copycat murderer terrorizing Biloxi, or has a serial killer awoken from a 25-year slumber? 167692 1903 Revenant, Le M Newspaper. Man opens newspaper and starts to read it by candlelight 167693 2009 Revenant, The M News Media. Reporter (Jonathan Mangum). News Anchor (Braxton Honeycutt). 167694 2004 Revenants, Les MF France Radio Journalist (Yvan Halouin). Radio Journalist (Valerie Houart - Journaliste radio). Thousands of the recently dead inexplicably come back to life in a small French town and try to integrate themselves into the society. 167695 1986 Revenge M Reporter (Andrea Adams) 167696 1999 Revenge (aka Fallen Angel) M DVD -R HQ 7937, 7938 TV Reporter (Tanja Reichert) 167697 1899 Revenge of Adolphe SS UCLA Crane, Stephen Press 167698 1989 Revenge of Al Capone, The MT Reporter (Jim Brunner). Reporter (Jeffrey Conklin). Reporter (Marty Levy). Reporter (Burr Middleton). Reporter (Eugene Pressman). Reporter (Bob Swan). Reporter (Kirk Thornton). Miami Newsman (Scott Edmund Lane). Newsman (Steven J. Oliver). 167699 2000 Revenge of the Land MT Siggins, Maggie (Novel) Canadian CBC TV mini-series Reporter Finley “Finn” Hawke (Seann Gallagher) who is the son of a ruthless land baron and becomes a crusading reporter out to bring down his daddy while simultaneously having a star-crossed affair. Ambitious John Hawke cons the Indians of their land allocations and forecloses on other locals for their land. The railroad is coming and he is set to make millions. Now, Hawke rules the frontier town of Promise, growing wealth off the backs of homesteaders in search of their fortunes. When son Finn begins sympathizing with the homesteaders who want ownership over the soil they till, John Hawke’s tight rein on his turf, his destiny and his family begins to weaken. To make matters worse, Finn has fallen in love with the daughter of John’s nemesis and appears to be helping the other side in their cause. 167700 1991 Revenge of the Land: A Century of Greed, Tragedy and Murder on Saskatchewan Farm N Siggins, Maggie (Novel) Reporter Finley “Finn” Hawke, who is the son of a ruthless land baron and becomes a crusading reporter out to bring down his daddy while simultaneously having a star-crossed affair. Ambitious John Hawke cons the Indians of their land allocations and forecloses on other locals for their land. The railroad is coming and he is set to make millions. Now, Hawke rules the frontier town of Promise, growing wealth off the backs of homesteaders in search of their fortunes. When son Finn begins sympathizing with the homesteaders who want ownership over the soil they till, John Hawke’s tight rein on his turf, his destiny and his family begins to weaken. To make matters worse, Finn has fallen in love with the daughter of John’s nemesis and appears to be helping the other side in their cause. 167701 2003 Revenge of the Middle-Aged Woman N Buchan, Elizabeth Book Review Editor Rose Lloyd in London loses both her husband and her job to her conniving assistant. She is in her late 40s and has been happily married for 25 years when Minty, her "glossy free-ranging" young assistant brusquely shoulders her aside. Husband Nathan Lloyd, a deputy editor at the same newspaper, is decent and remorseful, but determined to start a new life. Rose must pick up the pieces -- which she does with energy and resolve. She reflects on her affair with former lover Hal, a roving travel author. For 25 years she has juggled marriage, motherhood and career with remarkable success. 167702 2004 Revenge of the Middle-Aged Woman MT Buchan, Elizabeth (Book). Nancey Silvers (Screenplay) CBS Original Movie-of-the-week. Editor of Book Section Rose (Christine Lahti) of the Los Angeles Chronicle. Her husband, Nathan (Brian Kerwin) is one of the editors at this metropolitan newspaper. Husband decides to leave the marriage for Rose's assistant at the newspaper. Ambitious and attractive Mindy (Abby Brammell) not only gets Rose's husband but takes over her job as book editor. Fired and without her husband, Rose tries to pull herself together -- and she does. Rose narrates much of the action, her brief inner thoughts expressed with beautifully executed lines including a hip comic reaction when she sees Mindy, her younger, fit competition, half-undressed in the women's locker room. This vulnerable character pulls herself together in fine form -- she gets several job offers and tells the old boss who fired her and now wants her back (he sends Mindy to Consumer Affairs) where he can take his job. . Her old lover, successful travel writer Hal (Bryan Brown) comes back into the picture and the film ends with her visiting him on his Italian farm. TV Anchor (Ken Rudulph). 167703 1989 Revenge of the Radioactive Reporter M SV 206. VHS 719 Wiechorek, David, Craig Pryce (Screenplay) Ness Book. Cub Reporter Mike R. Wave (David Scammell) gets a big scoop on the unsafe conditions at a nuclear plant and makes the mistake of confronting the plant's board members with his findings. Soon finds himself being tossed into a radioactive waste tank. Reporter survives and emerges to seek revenge on the board members. Finally he's destroyed -- reporter turned into a radioactive monster. President Dick Swell (Derrik Strange). 167704 2000 Revenge of the Red Balloon M Short. Radio Reporter (John Adderley - Voice). Red Balloon returns to hunt down the bad little boys, now middle-aged Frenchmen, who popped it in the original classic films 40 years ago. 167705 1994 Revenge of the Red Baron M TV News Anchor (Vic Wilson) 167706 1980 Revenge of the Stepford Wives MT SV 276, 181 Wiltse, David (Teleplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Kay Foster (Sharon Gless) for Inside America stumbles onto the terrible secret of a New England town. Driven reporter who is unable to maintain a personal life -- she and her husband are separated and her home is wherever her work takes her. Exchange: "You know what your problem is? This place is too nice for you. You spend your life grubbing around looking for dirt for your TV show. Then you come here to someplace that's decent and clean and law abiding, and it makes you anxious." "Maybe I just don't believe it," Foster answers. "Or you might just be too cynical," the Stepford wife responds. 167707 2006 Revenge of the Wrought-Iron Flamingos N Andrews, Donna Reporter is snooping around looking for stories about local scandals. Ornamental blacksmith Meg Langslow tries to stop him. 167708 1989 Revenger, The M News Media. News Reporter (Cathy Vinacombe). 167709 1999 Reverb T Series 1999-2001 Interviewer (Fred Armisen). 167710 1889 Reverberator, The N OWN - P James, Henry Correspondent George M. Flack, American society paper's European correspondent and a sleazy American newspaper reporter. Satirizes the effect of the sensational American journalism of the time upon a group of society people in Europe. Florine (possibly Dorine) Topping, a lady journalist who aids George Flack. 167711 1998 Revere Beach Boulevard N Merullo, Roland TV Reporter in Boston, has decided to run an exposé on loan shark Eddie Crevine, which puts her entire family in jeopardy. Female Reporter. 167712 1974 Reverend Randolph and the Wages of Sin N OWN - H Smith, Charles Merrill Newswoman. Attractive newswoman 167713 1990 Reversal of Fortune M Newscaster (Dan Rea) 167714 2009 Reverse Angle MT DVD -R HQ 11320, 11321 TV Reporter Eve Pretson (Emmanuelle Vaugier) of KQAP News sees something she shouldn’t while on assignment, and soon finds herself on the run from two hit men determined to take her out of the picture. She must protect herself and get to the bottom of the why she’s being pursued all the while dealing with a sudden case of amnesia. She is helped by a man after she witnesses the murder of a mechanic. Prestson is a feisty reporter who sleeps with her news director Robert (Bob) Hoffman (Richard Robitaille). KQAP News Cameraman Al Petrenko (Marc Marans) says she’s not much of a journalist, and that sleeping with the boss is totally unethical. He has an incriminating tape and agrees to meet Eve and the man, Harry, at the bus station. Two gunmen find them. Al is hit by the car as he pushes Eve and the man out of the way, and the two gunmen chase the reporter and the man. Eve tries to send the incriminating digital video to the station via her computer as the gunmen close in. She needs to find a stronger signal. Harry plays the decoy and the gunmen go after him. She sends the digital tape to the station. Harry is shot. Police arrive just in time to save them. Al recovers and they tape a devastating report on what happened. Prestson suffers complete amnesia after surviving a devastating car crash and is forced to rely on a variety of characters including an unscrupulous fraud to uncover the truth about herself before it is too late. 167715 1700 Reverse, The: Or, The Table Turn'd PO USC Anonymous (Dennis, John?) News 167716 2002 Reversible Errors N Turow, Scott Reporter Stew Dubinsky, a sleazy reporter "unreliable in virtually every regard, habitually late, sometimes cavalier with facts, and often underhanded in gathering them 167717 2004 Reversible Errors MT Turow, Scott (Novel). Alan Sharp (Teleplay) News Media. Reporter (Nancy Regan). Funeral Reporter (Doug Barron) 167718 2003 Reves de France a Marseille DF France Interviewer Michel Samson. 167719 2008 Review With Myles Barlow T Australia Critic Myles Barlow (Phil Lloyd) dares to review every aspect of life, from having an idiot for a friend to armed robbery -- don’t do it until Myles reviews it. Every week Myles reviews different aspects of life based on viewers’ letters. There is also a “Letter of the Week” segment. 167720 1705 Review, The ER COPY Defoe, Daniel Columnist Mr. Review. Early periodical is more like a columnist syndicated today, rather than a newspaper. The Scandalous Club ("Mercure Scandale"). Journalist's fiction, yet it became an object of belief to readers. Mr. Review attacks social ills. 1705-1713. After the last issue of June 11, 1713, Mr. Review laid down his editorial pen to take a "voluntary recess." Scandalous Club was a "department" of the amusing, the fanciful or just of lighter subject matter. Often devoted to answering readers' questions or scolding public immoralities and irresponsible journalists. May 31,1705: Mr. Review Defends Mr. Defoe. 167721 2002 Revival: Search for the King of England, The MT Commentator (Mark Priest). 167722 1953 Revlon Mirror Theatre T Series Press 167723 1956 Revolt of Mamie Stover, The M Photographer (Richard Collier). 167724 1957 Revolution & Roses N OWN - H Newby, P.H. British Journalist gets herself and friends into and out of trouble when she visits Alexandria on the day King Faarouk is dethroned, July 1952 167725 2003 Revolution Will Not Be Televised, The DT Documentarians Kim Bartley and Donnacha O'Brien went to Venezeula in 2001 to make a video documentary on the lesser-known aspects of President Hugo Chavez. During the filming in April 2002 the two reporters found themselves in the middle of a coup d'etat. They were able to capture the revolt against the President as it happened. What had started out as a portrait of Chavez and a report on the situation in Venezuela became an account of a revolution told from the inside. Exploration of the power of images and how they can be manipulated. 167726 1960 Revolving Man N Anant, V. Newspaperman. Young Indian rejects his family to go to Bombay where he works on a newspaper 167727 2005 Rewriting History DT UK. Series 2005- Newsreader (Simon Lipson). Narrator (Tom Baker). 167728 2009 Rewriting Mondays NR Thomas, Jodi Reporter Pepper Malone from Chicago is on the run and traveling light. With just the bare essentials -- her car, computer and Manolo Blanicks -- she ends up in Bailee, Texas, a town without a traffic light. In an effort to starve off starvation and get some money in her pockets she takes a job doing the only thing she knows how: as a reporter for the town newspaper, The Bailee Bugle. Owner Mike McCulloch doesn’t know why she’d want a job in a town that rolls up its street at 9 p.m., but he doesn’t really have time to find out. No sooner does Pepper arrive when the story becomes a mystery. Someone is trying to close down the newspaper and kill Mike or Pepper or both. Reporter Pepper Malone moved to Bailey, Texas after a news story nearly got her killed. Now she wants to be left alone to do her job in relative peace and quiet. But when the newspaper’s staff is targeted by a madman with a grudge against the news media, Pepper is drawn back into the public eye -- and into the arms of the paper’s handsome owner. 167729 1966 Rex Graine (aka Mr. A) CB Ditko, Steve Witzend #3 (1966). Witzend #4 (1967). Reprinted in the Ditko Collection #1 by Fantagraphics 2-1985. Reporter Rex Graine of the Daily Crusader is known for his uncompromising principles and incorruptibility. In order to fight crime, as Mr. A, Graine wears metal gloves and a steel mask that resembles a stoic, placid face. As well as a white suit, which represents that his a figure of that which is morally good. There is no origin story for the character. However, even in the absence of an origin, Graine's (Mr. A's) motives for fighting crime are clear. He acts out of a sense of right and wrong and justice. He fights for not just ideals, but for himself and the world that he loves. He rejects any altruistic motive for fighting crime. Mr. A uses half white-half black cards to signify his arrival. Once someone else touches the card it either turns completely black or completely white. Thus telling whether the holder of the card is good or evil. It is also representative of the fact that there is no moral "gray area" there is only that which is morally good and that which is morally evil. 167730 1980 Rex Reed's Movie Guide DT Film Critic Rex Reed -- Interviews and reviews 167731 1952 Reynold Frame: Clock Strikes Thirteen, The NM OWN - H Brean, Herbert #4 Reynold Frame Mysteries Reporter-Photojournalist Reynold Frame is involved when murder strikes against ten people trapped on an island that has been desolated by a weapon more fearful than the atom bomb. The threat of extinction hangs over them all. Frame is a former newspaper reporter turned freelance photojournalist. 167732 1949 Reynold Frame: Darker the Night, The NM Brean, Herbert #2 Reynold Frame Mysteries Reporter-Photojournalist Reynold Frame, a former newspaper reporter turned freelance photojournalist, is back in New York getting ready for his wedding to Constance Wiler, the enchanting heroine he had met and won. He's having a drink in a bar and reads that a lawyer visiting the city threw himself out of a window. His niece is grieving and Frame pays a courtesy call because he used to date her in college when he was putting himself through school washing dishes. She was the rich girl that every boy wanted. He soon finds himself entangled with a pack of café society wastrels who follow one of their own, a stage hypnotist, through the nightclubs and private parties of a privileged few. Frame suspects that hypnotism had something to do with the lawyer's death. 167733 1952 Reynold Frame: Hardly a Man is Now Alive (aka Murder Now and Then) NM Brean, Herbert #3 Reynold Frame Mysteries Reporter-Photojournalist Reynold Frame is headed for Concord, Massachusetts, one-time home to American literary giants and the spirit of the American Revolution. Frame and his fiancée are on their wedding trip. Frame needs to complete an assignment before the happy nuptials. He rooms in a house rumored to be haunted by the ghost of the first British soldier killed in the Revolution. The first night's sleep isn't half over before Frame is confronted with some pretty strong evidence of the old stories. It isn't much longer before some more corporeal and contemporary remains are discovered in an old well. In the end, Frame solves a literary mystery, a kidnapping, and two deaths, one nearly two centuries past. 167734 1948 Reynold Frame: Wilders Walk Away (aka Walk on the Wilders Side, A) NM GPL. Own-P Brean, Herbert #1 Reynold Frame Mysteries Photojournalist-Reporter Reynold Frame is on assignment in rural Vermont for Life Magazine when he finds a fresh grave with a murdered girl in it -- a teenager who was waiting for a bus and then walked away. Frame investigates -- and then disappears too. The teenage girl's name is Ellen Wilder and there's a ditty sung in the picturesque New England village of Wilder's Lane that other people die of mumps. Or general decay. Of fevers, chills or other ills, but Wilders walk away. That's part of the mystery. From pre-Revolutionary War, members of the Wilder family never die, they walk away or disappear into thin air forever. Footprints on a deserted beach simply stop. A man enters an office building and is never seen again. Frame meets his future bride-to-be, Constance Wiler. 167735 2000 RFK MT News Media. Reporter (David Huband). Reporter (Colm Magner). Reporter (Michael Rhoades). Stand-Up Reporter (Nigel Hamer) 167736 2000 Rhapsody MT News Media. Reporter (Summer Simmons). 167737 1945 Rhapsody in Blue M DVD -R HQ 3668, 3669, 3664. L Music Critic (John Dilson). Commentator (John B. Hughes). Newspaper stories and headlines. Walter Winchell column about Gershwin being serious ill before his death. Newsboy (John Morton). 167738 1969 Rhine Replica NM OWN - P Albrand, Martha News Media 167739 1984 Rhinestone M Photographer (Shelly Pogoda) 167740 2002 Rhona Cameron M UK Interviewer (Adam Bloom). 167741 1951 Rhubarb M DVD PR News Media. Reporter (Roberta Richards). Newspaper Reporter (Stanley Orr). Radio Announcer (Tom Hanlon). PR 167742 1946 Rhubarb N Smith, Harry Allen News Media. Sportswriters 167743 1935 Rhumba M News Media 167744 2000 Rhys's Redemption NR McAllister, Anne Harlequin Presents #2126 Magazine Writer Mariah Kelly finds she's pregnant after a night of comfort between two best friends turns into passion. Man is haunted by death of his pregnant wife. 167745 1936 Rhythm on the Range M Announcer (Irving Bacon) 167746 2000 Rhythm Section, The NM Burnell, Mark Journalist tells a woman that the death of her parents and brother in a plane crash over the Atlantic was no accident. He says it was a terrorist bombing covered up by the world's intelligence agencies. Woman had descended into a life of prostitution and dissolution. She begins to pull herself together after talking to the journalist. But the journalist is murdered. She is recruited into a shadowy law enforcement agency to become a killer. Is avenging her family worth losing her soul? 167747 2002 RI:SE DT UK Series 2002-2003. TV Morning News Program. Newsreaders Chris Rogers (2002), Jemma Woodman (2002), Zora Suleman. Reporters Lauren Laverne (2002). Outside Reporter Ed Sanders (2002). TV Reviewers Henry Luxemburg (2003), Jeff Brazier (2003), Richard Hammond (2003). Hollywood Corresponent Mindy Burbano (2003). Sports Anchor Helen Chamberlain (2002). Paper Reviewer Rick Edwards (2003). Presenters Alan Convy (2002), Iain Lee (2003), Edith Bowman (2002-2003), Liz Bonnin (2002), Henry Bonsu (2002), Mark Durden-Smith (2002), Kristy Gallacher (2002), Colin Murray (2002), Dougie Anderson (2003), Mel Giedroyc (2003), Sue Perkins (2003). 167748 2005 Rib Shack M News Media. News Reporter (Paula Stokes) 167749 1981 Rich and Famous M L Druten, John Van (Play -- "Old Acquaintance"). Gerald Ayres (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Chris Adams (Hart Bochner) is a 22-year-old Rolling Stone magazine reporter who takes up with writer Liz Hamilton (Jacqueline Bisset). Hamilton criticizes the magazine as "the utterances of those who can't speak, written by those who can't write for those who cannot read." Adams says he pointed that out in one of his interviews. Photographer (Alan Berliner). 167750 1988 Rich and Reckless N Leason, Barney News Media 167751 1932 Rich and Strange (East of Shanghai) M Hitchcock Newspaper Advertisement. Hitchcock: "Are you satisfied with your present circumstances?" asks a newspaper ad Fred reads during his subway ride home 167752 1932 Rich Are Always With Us, The M DVD -R HQ 6000, 6001. VHS 1072 (poor copy) Davis Correspondent Julian Tierney (George Brent), famous newspaper correspondent 167753 2005 Rich Boy, The NR Vale, Leah Harlequin American Romance Series Reporter Madeline Monroe wants to dig up enough dirt on the mysterious “Lost Millionaires” now claiming to be the real McCoys so it would prove once and for all that she’s a serious reporter and not just another pretty face. Unfortunately, one of the McCoys is an old flame, so getting her career on the fast track could mean getting burned again. Alexander McCoy is tempted to turn to Madeline the way he did before. But the awful scandal he’s uncovered has to stay secret, and the glamorous blonde is the last person he can confide in -- because she was the first to teach him about being betrayed. 167754 1936 Rich Man, Poor Man N MLPL Fairbank, Mrs. J.A. Reporter Hall Wells on the Chicago Evening Star. Old Man Brown owns the newspaper. Hendricks Cortlandt Smith, Jr. gets a job on the Chicago Evening Star. 167755 1935 Rich Man's Darling R Reporter. Attractive newspaper reporter who at age 20 married 45-year-old millionaire 167756 1918 Rich Man's Darling, A M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 167757 1996 Rich Man's Wife, The M TV Newscaster (Lucy Meacock). Newscaster (Bruce Wright). Newscaster (Suzanne Michaels). 167758 1912 Rich Mrs. Burgoyne, The N MLPL Norris, Kathleen (Thompson) Editor, Assistant. Barry Valentine, Assist. Editor of The Santa Paloma Mail. Roger owns the paper. Mrs. Burgoyne invests in the Mail and Valentine becomes editor-manager. Miss Watson "covered" social events, clubs, public dinners, "dramatic" and "hotels cleaned out her desk when Valentine became editor. Mrs. Burgoyne had a desk and a corner of her own. Barry found her brimming with ideas Mrs. Burgoyne instituted the Women's Page. 167759 1977 Rich People N OWN - H Cooper, Morton Publisher of a newspaper, a very rich woman, is bedeviled by a loony father escaped from an asylum. 167760 1989 Rich Shall Inherit, The NR OWN - P Adler, Elizabeth Investigative Journalist Mike Prestonist is looking for a new subject spots an ad in the L.A. Times seeking the heiress to an estate. 167761 1963 Richard Boone Show, The: Statement of Fact T Episode #1. 9-24-1963 Reporter (Lloyd Bochner). Reporter (Guy Stockwell). 167762 1941 Richard "Buck" Dare: Captain X CB American Reporter Richard "Buck" Dare based in London 167763 2003 Richard & Judy T Series 11-26-2001 - Hosts Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan were TV's favorite husband and wife duo throughout the 1990s hosting "This Morning" on ITV1. In 2001, they left ITV behind and launched a new afternoon talk show on Channel 4. The duo would talk through real-life issues, talk on books, food and wine and talk to their soft guest, celebrities who wanted to be interviewed by Britain's most famous interviewers. Reporter Danny Wallace (2003). Roving Reporter Mike McClean (2006). 167764 1963 Richard Boone Show, The: Vote No on 11! T Episode. 11-5-1963. Series 1963-1964. Photographer (Richard Boone). Host (Richard Boone). When an aged woman allowed a photographer to take her picture for $50, she didn't know it would be used on a poster asking citizens to vote down a slum-clearance bill that she and her neighbors favor. A young woman is also affected by the poster. She's afraid that she'll be a mirror-image of the pitiful old womkan if she doesn't escape the slums soon. 167765 1964 Richard Boone Show, The: Welcome Home, Dan T Episode #16. 1-21-1964 Reporter (Robert Blake). Host (Richard Boone). 167766 2008 Richard Cocksmith and the Above-Ground Pool M Reporter (Marita DeLeon). Newsman (Pablo D. Flores). Cameraman (Billy MacCartney). The neighborhood loser, Richard Cocksmith purchases an above ground pool in an attempt to win over the lady friend of his dreams. 167767 1952 Richard Harkness News Review DT Series. 1-7-1952 to 3-7-1952. NBC News Reporter-Anchor Richard Harkness of NBC hosted this daily report from his home base of Washington D.C. NBC's first news program to air before 5 p.m. weekdays debuting one week before Today. 167768 1948 Richard Harkness Show, The DR Interviewer Richard Harkness talks to newsmakers 167769 1593 Richard III P Shakespeare, William News. Act I, Scene I. Gloucester: What news abroad? Hastings: No news so bad abroad as this at home. The king is sickly, weak, and melancholy, And his physicians fear him mightily. Gloucester: Now, by Saint Paul, this news is bad indeed. Act IV, Scene I. News. Anne. Despiteful tidings! O! unpleasing news. Act II Scene III. News. Second Citizen: Hear you the news abroad? First Citizen: Ay, that the king is dead. Second Citizen: Ill news, by 'r lady; seldom comes the better: I fear, I fear 't will prove a giddy world. Act II Scene IV. Messenger. Archbishop of York: Here comes a messenger. What news? Messenger: Such news, my lord, as grieves me to unfold. 167770 2006 Richard III M News Media. Reporters (Maggie Wagner, Tabetha Hunt). TV Anchor 1 (Sweetie Service). Anchor 2 (Grace Lindgren). Anchor 3 (Caleb Hendrickson). News Anchor (Heather Turman). Messenger (Murder Dream - Scott Frazelle). Messenger of York (Joanna Houghton). Messenger from Lord Stanley (Matt Huffman). Messenger (Anthony Pecos). Ringside Announcer (Peter Jason). 167771 2008 Richard Ireton: Awaken the Dragon (aka Qi) N Aikman, David #1 Richard Ireton Series Journalist Richard Ireton, investigating an American businessman’s mysterious disappearance in China, uncovers a disturbing “anti-foreigner” cult spreading among Asian organized crime syndicates and corrupt army troops. Do persecuted Christians hold the key to preventing global catastrophe? 167772 1987 Richard Lamb NW Wheeler, Richard Reporter Peter (Pete) Partridge in New York is, like his military captain brother, driven by ambition for glory and advancement with no holds barred. His brother has been ordered to escort Blackfeet Indians to reservations in this troubled period in Montana after the Custer Massacre. Peter encourages him in a brutal drive of the Indians. Richard Lamb, a trader and friend of the Indians, married to one, fights for his people and pays a fearful price for the victory he achieves. 167773 2001 Richard Ness Journalists in Film Montage D VHS 1013 Journalists in motion pictures 167774 1952 Richard Nixon's "Checkers" Speech DT News. Reporters covering the event. 167775 1991 Richer Than Sin NM OWN - P Leason, Barney TV Anchorwoman Susan Channing, beautiful blond anchorwoman likes being wanted. 167776 1985 Riches and Honor N OWN - P Hyman, Tom Journalist Ghislene Ferrer, sultry journalist 167777 1986 Richest Cat in the World, The MT Newscaster (Fred Morsell) 167778 1934 Richest Girl in the World, The M SVD 1497 Reporter Haley (Fred Howard). Haley's Editor (William Burress). 167779 1941 Richest Man in Town, The M Sackheim, Jerry (Story). Fanya Foss, Sackheim (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Pete Martin (Edgar Buchanan) of a small town newspaper has a friendly rivalry with banker over best way to run the town. Despite their professed antagonism, the two men secretly help each other. When show promoters arrive in town to persuade community to establish a summer theater, editor supports venture in print. Banker decides to investigate. Discovers promoter is a crook. Promoter admits he planned to swindle the town. But promoter says he is in love with the editor's daughter and wants to reform. Editor and banker decide to work together and after making theater a success, editor suffers a fatal heart attack. Banker finds an editorial eulogy editor has written for the banker when he was ill and the banker has it printed in tribute to his late friend. 167780 1994 Richie Rich M TV Newscaster (John Drury). News Reporter (Mindy Bell). News Reporter (James Deuter). News Reporter (Rick Worthy). Newscaster (Diann Burns). Newswoman at Factory (Wanda Christine). 167781 1998 Richie Rich's Christmas Wish C TV Reporter (Sue Ellen Enright). 167782 1999 Richterin Barbara Salesch DF Series 1999 Court Reporter, 1999-2000 (Hakim Meziani) 167783 2003 Rick M Business Talk Anchor (Denis Parlato). 167784 1991 Rick Decker: Hidden City N DeBrosse, James #2 Rick Decker Mysteries Reporter Rick Decker of the Cincinnati Eagle in Ohio seems about to fall prey to a deadly epidemic. Decker and his sidekick, Angie Lapola, are on the case. Portrait of newsroom life is very accurate. When an Arizona Indian dies of bubonic plague outside a shelter for the homeless, a former brewery soon to be the site pf a $600-million redevelopment project, the city fathers are dismayed. But Decker finds out that the victim had not actually entered the shelter before his death. Decker and Lapola suspect that the men behind the redevelopment scheme may be creating the epidemic scare. It turns out the health commissioner owns properties in the blighted redevelopment area, but he seems genuinely determined to thwart the spread of the plague, even as more homeless people die of the disease along the rat-infested riverfront. Then Decker learns the first victim actually died in an abandoned subway tunnel and his body secretly moved to the shelter. Decker hopes to prove there's a sewer line tying the tunnels to the former brewery. 167785 1988 Rick Decker: Serpentine Wall, The NM OWN - H DeBrosse, James #1 Rick Decker Mysteries Reporter Rick Decker of the Cincinnati Eagle in Ohio smells a cover-up when investigating authorities say a flash fire on the River Queen, a stern-wheeler converted into a sin palace was an accident. Ace reporter investigates the fire that killed a Cincinnati porno king, a dozen local football heroes and prostitutes. All evidence points to arson, not an accident. Decker solves the mystery. 167786 1994 Rick Decker: Southern Cross NM DeBroose, Jim #3 Rick Decker Mysteries Reporter Rick Decker of the Cincinnati Eagle in Ohio gets an all-expense paid trip to the Caribbean. The black-sheep scion of one of Cincinnati's most socially prominent families, has disappeared from a cruise ship. Rick and his partner Rebo Johnson are to find out what happened. It's the sort of scandalmongering assignment Decker usually tries to avoid. But Rick recently went through heartbreaking breakup with his longtime girlfriend and could use some distance between him and the memories Cincinnati holds. Traveling incognito, Rick and Rebo book passage on the Southern Cross where the man was last seen. On board, they find a party in progress, but appearances to the contrary, things aren't all fun and games. The man's disappearance has tensions running high and the situation explodes when the ship's most glamorous passenger is brutally murdered. When Rick links the dead woman to the son, he realizes that whatever the missing man was mixed up in isn't over. A killer is on the loose and Decker, whose involvement has gone way beyond simply covering the news, may be in too deep. 167787 2002 Rick Domino: Best Murder of the Year N Bloch, Jon P. #1 Rick Domino Series Gossip Columnist Rick Domino becomes the prime suspect in an Oscar night murder. Domino, who is gay, is the popular gossip columnist covering the Hollywood scene and a word from him can be very influential. Normally he loves his job, but tonight he's hosting a live telecast of the Academy Awards and his secret lover, a young heart-throb, is one of the nominees for Best Actor. Trouble brewing between the two, not helped by the fact that publicly the actor portrays himself as straight even bringing an actress as a date to the awards ceremony. Domino can hardly focus on the task at hand. Ceremony goes relatively smoothly until the actor wins the award or Best Actor and is nowhere to be found. Surprised and worried, Rick goes back stage to look for him and find's the actor's body. By the time police arrive, they find Domino standing over a corpse, holding a gun and looking guilty. If anyone can solve the murder and some of Hollywood's darkest secrets, it's Domino. 167788 2004 Rick Domino: Murder by Design N Bloch, Jon P. #2 Rick Domino Series Gossip Columnist Rick Domino, a gay journalist, lets the design experts of the do-it-yourself cable TV show, My House, Your House, make over his outdated living room. He soon finds it's not just his house but his life that is turned upside down. Domino is at the very top of his world, which is Hollywood, and his stock in trade is celebrity gossip. His finances are the pits and he can't begin to pay for his copious good taste. So when his producer suggests he be a guest on the popular decorating-reality program, he agrees. Domino is teamed up with his bitterest professional enemy -- the grasping bitch co-host Mitzi McGuire. One of the designers is savagely murdered. 167789 2005 Rickets rost TF Series Reporters (Henrik Elvestad, Zahid Ali, Espen Eckbo). 167790 1993 Ricki Lake DT Series. 1993. Syndicated. Talk-Show Host Ricki Lake in a talk show format similar to Oprah Winfrey. 167791 2000 Ricky 6 M Reporter (Desiree Perruzza) 167792 1992 Ricochet M L Reporter (Cylk Cozart). Media coverage throughout. "Busted" reality show takeoff. Killer watches TV and print coverage in prison and this adds to his fury Reporter (Kirsten Blakemore). Channel 6 Reporter (Susan Campos). Reporter (Lisa Hunter). Reporter (Jim Ishida). Reporter (Susan Lentini). Reporter (Lisa Nelson). Reporter (Robert Martin Steinberg). Reporter (Heidi Thomas). 167793 1954 Riddle of Samson, The NM OWN - P Garve, Andrew Reporter Ronald Kendrick, ace reporter 167794 1997 Riddle of the Sphinx, The CB Big Bang Comics #13. Reprinted from The Sphinx: Book One: The Riddle of the Sphinx Reporter Beverly Tate. 167795 1920 Riddle Rider, The M Crusading Newspaper Man who disguises himself and administer justice 167796 1924 Riddle Rider, The M Gooden, Arthur Henry (Story and Screenplay). Editor Randolph Paker (William Desmond) is really the. Riddle Rider who when not wearing black cape and mask, is the crusading editor of the local newspaper. 167797 1942 Ride 'Em Cowboy M Reporter (Harold Daniels) 167798 1953 Ride a High Horse N Prather, Richard S. Press 167799 1984 Ride a Pale Horse NM OWN - H MacInnes, Helen Reporter Karen Cornell, bright, attractive staff reporter for the Washington Spectator 167800 1964 Ride a Tiger (The Cautious Assassin) NM Orgill, Douglas Press 167801 1956 Ride the High Iron M PR Public Relations Man, high-pressured. 167802 1971 Ride the Hot Wind M Reporter 167803 1964 Ride the Wild Surf M DVD -R HQ 7678, 7679. TV Commentator (John Kennell) 167804 1992 Ride to Wounded Knee, The DT Frontier Reporter Jim Swan.. 167805 1944 Ride With Me N OWN - H Costain, Thomas B. Crusading Newspaper Publisher 167806 1990 Ride With Me, Mariah Montana N OWN - H Doig, Ivan Reporter Riley's newspaper has dispatched him to dig up stories on the real Montana 167807 1941 Ride, Kelly, Ride M Photographer (Jimmy Aubrey). Photographer (Cyril Ring). 167808 1991 Rider of the Hills N Macgregor, Miriam Florence Woman journalist Female Journalist 167809 2002 Riders M News Media. Newsreader (Jamie Orchard). Female TV Reporter (Rosey Edeh). TV Reporter #1 (Erin Selby). TV Reporter #2 (Andrew Nichols). 167810 2006 Riders Down NS McEvoy, John Racing Columnist Matt O'Connor is a Chicago-based columnist for a national racing newspaper. No one really notices that a fix may be in until O'Connor gets a call from a horse-owning acquaintance questioning the death of a 98-year-old Chicago bookie that was ruled a suicide. The bookie's death is the first of many as the ruthless villain embarks on a twisted path to claiming a fortune. 167811 1940 Riders of Pasco Basin M Beebe, Ford (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Caleb Scott (William Gould) seeks the help of a rodeo rider to oppose a land promoter. He prints an article attacking the promoter who orders his men to destroy the newspaper office and kill the publisher. Rodeo rider organizes gang of vigilantes to fight the land promoter and his gang but they carry out a scheme to discredit him. He ends up exposing the land promoter as the villain. 167812 1938 Riders of the Black Hills M Reporter (Ben Hall) 167813 1928 Riders of the Dark M Van Dyke, W.S. (Story-Continuity). Madeleine Ruthven (Titles). AFI-Editors/Newspapermen - Ness Book Editor of a newspaper is killed and his office is destroyed. His daughter (Molly Graham (Dorothy Dwan) and son Jim Graham (Jim Lease) carry on after their father is killed. Texas Ranger helps them out but arrests Molly after she accidentally shoots one of the killers. He hopes to protect her this way and when the bandits attack the jail to get her, she is saved by the cavalry. 167814 1954 Riders to the Stars M DVD -R HQ 7656, 7654. Photographer (Jack George), Susan's Photographer 167815 1950 Riding High M VHS 1038 Frank Capra Film Press. Rumor mill spreads erroneous information 167816 1943 Riding High M Commentator (John Hiestand) 167817 1981 Riding High M Photographer (Allan Warren). 167818 1995 Riding High: T New Zealand. Episode #36. Photographer Aaron (Peter Nicoll). 167819 2001 Riding in Cars With Boys M D'Onofrio, Beverly (Book). Morgan Ward (Screenplay) Newspaper. Single mother Beverly D'Onofrio (Drew Barrymore) dreams of becoming a writer, has a son at the age of 15 in 1968 and goes through failed marriage with drug-addicted husband. One line in the movie indicates that the sophisticated woman of the 1990s works "in a newspaper office," and writes a book on her life story that is about to be published at the end of the film. Shows that newspaper work is one way to harness her creative energies while making a living. 167820 1937 Riding on Air M Maccauley, Richard ("Elmer Lane" stories). Richard Flournoy, Macauley (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Elmer Lane (Joe E. Brown) works for the Claremont Daily Chronicle of Claremont County, Wisconsin. Convinces editor of the Chicago Daily Star that it needs a correspondent in Claremont. Lane gets the job when he points out the rival newspaper, the Blade, has one. Reporter gets involved with smugglers who are using planes to transport stolen goods. Brown is fired from the Chicago paper when the rival Blade correspondent dupes him into flying a story and photos to Chicago hidden in a pet carrier. Reporter gets his revenge in a happy ending. "I want to cover Claremont County" "With what?" Chicago Blade Editor (Joseph Crehan). 167821 2004 Riding Shotgun M Cameraman Brian Wallace (Andrew Wallace) works on the hit TV show, "Riding Shotgun." He was running after two cops chasing some gang members, when he made a wrong turn and got separated from the cops. Now there's a knife at his throat and he's face to face with a notorious young gang leader. For the rest of the day, Wallace stays with the gang leader and his gang caught up in their struggle to solidify a permanent truce with an enemy gang. 167822 1979 Rien ne va plus MF Reporter. Le Reporter (Pierre Namia). 167823 1936 Riffraff M DVD -R HQ 4232, 4233 Newspapers. Headlines. "Largest Harbor Shipping Paper" headline on prison escape. Newsreel Cameraman (Wally Maher). 167824 1989 Rififi po szescdziesiatce TF Poland TV Reporter Talking to Opieniek (Jolanta Fajkowska). TV Speaker (Katarzyna Dowbor). 167825 1960 Rifleman, The: Illustrator, The T DVD -R HQ 8105 Episode #88. 12-13-1960 Illustrator Jeremiah Crowley (Richard Whorf) is a drunken artist who is charged with murder. Lucas encourages him to use his talents to identify the true killer. 167826 1959 Rifleman, The: Obituary T DVD -R HQ 8626. SVD 1435 Episode #44. 10-20-59 Newspaperman Byron Claremont (Alexander Scourby) specializes in profiles of famous gunmen. One of his stories was responsible for an old-time marshal's death. His next subject is Lucas. He also believes his wife is involved with the Rifleman. Commentator Alexander Scourby, a real-life journalist plays the newspaperman. 167827 1959 Rifleman, The: Photographer, The T DVD -R 1771 Episode #18. 1-27-1959 Photographer Abel Gross (John Carradine) took Lucas' wedding photograph. He's in North Fork doing a portrait of Mark standing in the street. Goss sees a colonel and his sidekick and recognizes them as the butchers who tortured him and others while he was captive in their prisoners of war camp. When Lucas stops him from killing them, Goss swears to kill those men. The colonel planned to call Goss out, but he had his sidekick shooting from the upstairs hotel window as his insurance. When the shots are fired, the colonel is killed, shot in the back and his gun hadn't been fired. Goss is arrested and at the trial, Lucas and Mark have different testimonies. Mark re-enacts the scene in the street, and Lucas backs Mark's theory, using the photographic negative Goss had shot of Mark. 167828 1959 Rifleman, The: Retired Gun, The T DVD -R 1771 (Media Excerpt) Episode #17. 1-20-1959 Newspaper. Rifleman reading newspaper at home. 167829 1960 Rifleman, The: Shattered Idol, The T DVD -R HQ 8259 Episode. Journalist-Author Mark Twain (Kevin McCarthy) shows up in the rifleman's town of Northfolk and quickly alienates the townspeople. 167830 2008 Rift N Birch, Beverley Journalist and four teenagers vanish without a trace from a camp below a steep rock ridge in the vast African landscape. There had been sinister behavior and bullying in the camp where the missing were staying. Then one of the missing turns up with no memory of what happened. 167831 1997 Rigel Lynx: Hook, Line and Murder NM Elkjer, Thom Reporter Rigel "Rye" Lynx, a blacklisted reporter from San Francisco heads for Pomo Bluff in northern California to research an article on fly-fishing he is freelancing. Discovers dead art gallery owner who was a key witness in a local murder case. Hero falls in love with woman who teaches him to cast. 167832 1961 Right Approach, The M DVD -R HQ 1981, 1980. AFI-"Life" (Magazine)/Publicity Magazine Writer-Reporter Anne Perry (Martha Hyer) of Live Wire Publications. Female Magazine Photographer Liz (Jane Withers). Live Wire magazine article-cover photograph of actor makes him a hot item in town. Would-be movie star takes advantage of a carhop, bachelor buddies and a magazine journalist, whom he seduces so she'll put him on the cover on Live Wire magazine. He falls for her. She tells him she had nothing to do with the cover decision. Gossip Columnist Stella Foster. Critic Stanley Andrews. Columnist McAndrews. Foreign Press Writer Vivian. Dick Morton of the Motion Picture Herald. Dave Foster of the Post. 167833 1950 Right Cross M DVD -R HQ 2568, 2549. SVD 1142 Schnee, Charles (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter Rick Gavery (Dick Powell) becomes involved with a fighter who is managed by a man whose daughter the reporter and fighter love. She shows a preference for fighter, and sportswriter gets drunk and becomes a womanizer. Fighter changes manager to get more money. Woman's father has heart attack and both she and sportswriter blame the fighter. Fighter loses major bout and breaks hand while fighting with reporter. Woman and sportswriter make up with fighter. Sportswriter's colleague tells group of reporters he only gives tips to Gavery because other newsmen write with typewriters, but he writes with his heart. When woman's father dies, reporter comforts daughter while fighter looks on. Sportswriter also sings in Spanish. Reporter got a tip on fighter's weak spot and after trying to warn the fighter and being rebuffed, he decides to run the story knowing that the fighter will get knocked out when secret is revealed. First Reporter (Wally Maher). Second Reporter (Larry Keating). Third Reporter (Kenneth Tobey). Fourth Reporter (Bert Davidson). Fifth Reporter (King Donovan). 167834 2007 Right From the Gecko N Baxter, Cynthia Reporter Marnie Burton's body washes up on the beach in Hawaii and a full-time vet and part-time sleuth, who met the young reporter the day before, decides to investigate. The veterinarian befriends the ambitious young reporter and when her body later washes up on the sand someone thinks the female sleuth holds the clue to the killer's motive. No end of suspects -- from the victim's journalistic rivals and a mystery boyfriend to an eccentric beachcomber and a governor's aide with ties to a controversial biotech firm bringing progress to paradise. One of them is the killer -- and if the woman vet doesn't uncover hula-dunnit in time, she'll be saying aloha permanently. 167835 1999 Right Here, Right Now N Ellis, Trey TV Reporters from 60 Minutes. 167836 1988 Right Moves, The N MLPL Zelmam, Anita Journalists romantically involved -- Debs and Calvin -- write an "instant book" about a historic chess match to keep the female grandmaster alive. 167837 1986 Right of the People, The MT Journalist (David Clement). Journalist (Angie Gei). Journalist (Ray Landry). News Commentator (Paul Harvey). 167838 1927 Right Off the Map NSF OWN - H Montague, Charles Edward Editor Cyril Burnage of the newspaper, The Voice. 167839 2003 Right on Track MT Reporter #1 (Lisa Conley). Reporter #2 (Mark Wright). Reporter #3 (Sam Dalton). Photographer (Paul Mulder). Announcer #1 (Shawn Stevens). Announcer #2 (Mitch English). ESPN Announcer (Terry Wood). 167840 1983 Right Stuff, The M DVD -R HQ 6711. 6712, 6713, 6714. L Wolfe, Tom (Book). Philip Kaufman (Screenplay) Ness Book News Media. "Those little root weevils that crawl around popping' off cameras in your face" is how Chuck Yeager refers to the News Media coverage. Negative attitude to the News Media. Journalists are made to look like an anonymous pack of bloodhounds. Woman Reporter (Mary Apick). TV Reporter (Katherine Conklin). Reporter for Life Magazine (Darryl Henriques). The Permanent Press Corps. (Christopher P. Beale, Richard Dupell William Hall, John X. Heart. Ed Holmes, Drew Letchworth, Jack Bruno Tate). Seven astronauts introduced at a press conference. John Glenn becomes aware of the power of the media. Astronauts become celebrities. Life magazine prepares stories and then run them using the bylines of the astronauts. Astronauts also realize they can use their new status to their advantage and manage to get changes made to the capsule design by threatening to go the press. Journalist Eric Severeid as himself. Reporter (Tony Toscano). When Gordon Cooper tries to tell reporters about the pilot's notion of "the right stuff," he gives up and tells the pack of journalists what he knows they want to hear. Life Magazine Publisher Henry Luce (John Dehner). 167841 1939 Right to Happiness, The RS Soap Magazine Editor. Carolyn Allen, Magazine Editor's daughter 167842 1985 Right to Kill? MT News Media 167843 1981 Righteous Apples, The: Convictions T Episode News Media 167844 2006 Righteous Men, The N Bourne, Sam New York Times Reporter Will Monroe Jr. is British-born investigates his first murder story, discovers that the victim, a pimp with multiple stab wounds, has a heart of gold and is indeed a "righteous man." After Will writes about another righteous man's murder, Will's wife, Beth, is abducted. His search for Beth leads him to the insular Hasidic community of Crown Heights, Brooklyn. There he undergoes a bit of torture while learning the history of Judaism. Eventually, Will unearths a vast conspiracy whose goal is Armageddon, the end of the world. 167845 1991 Rights N Goldstone, Lawrence TV Reporter poses as a WASP, a ghetto drug lord and sundry other persona. 167846 1993 Rights & Wrongs: Human Rights Television DT TV Anchor Charlayne Hunter-Gault. 167847 1997 Rika barn leka bast MF News Media. The Journalist (Johan Gry) 167848 2005 Rikets rost TF TV Staff. Reporters (Espen Eckbo, 2005, Henrik Elvestad, 2005, Zahid Ali, Jesper Odelberg, 2006, Bonde Tusvik, 2006). Programleder (Otto Jespersen, 2006). 167849 1999 Rikets tilstand DF Reporter (Tonje Steinsland). Reporter (Morten Moller Warmedal - Himself). Reporter Svein Torgersen-Himself). 167850 1988 Rikky and Pete M Gallery Reporter (Lillian Frank). Gallery Photographer (Rennie Ellis) 167851 1991 Riktiga man bar alltid slips MF Journalist (Michal Panas) 167852 1875 Riley -- Newspaper Correspondent SS UCLA Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Sketches New and Old." Correspondent Riley: "one of the best men in Washington -- or elsewhere -- is RILEY, correspondent of one of the great San Francisco dailies." 167853 2005 Riley Gavin: No Help for the Dying NM Magson, Adrian #2 Riley Gavin Series Investigative Reporter Riley Gavin and an ex-military policeman Frank Palmer want to know why runaway kids are dying on the streets of London. They soon uncover a shadowy church, a grieving father and a brutal framework for blackmail that reaches into the highest echelons of society and into Riley's own past. After surviving a shaky start during which Riley saves Frank by fire-bombing a warehouse, they continue their sometimes prickly partnership into “No Help for the Dying,” where a shadowy church charity is involved in death and blackmail, and a dead girl turns up from long ago in Riley’s journalistic past. 167854 2008 Riley Gavin: No Kiss for the Devil NM Magson, Adrian #5 Riley Gavin Series Investigative Reporter Riley Gavin and her partner PI Frank Palmer find the pair investigating the murder of Frank’s former girlfriend. When the police summon Riley Gavin, a British investigative journalist, to a murder scene in the Essex countryside, she recognizes the victim, Helen Bellamy, as a fellow reporter. Gavin deliberately downplays her knowledge of Bellamy, failing to mention that the woman was once the love interest of her frequent partner. Palmer himself comes clean to the authorities and vows to track down the reporter’s killer. He becomes concern for Gavin’s safety after she’s offered a lucrative but suspicious job writing for an obscure magazine, East European Trade, which may be connected wiht some unsavory Russian thugs. 167855 2005 Riley Gavin: No Peace for the Wicked NM Magson, Adrian #1 Riley Gavin Series Investigative Reporter Riley Gavin and a tough, former military policeman Frank Palmer want to know why two aging, long-forgotten gang members have been executed in cold blood on England’s south coast. The trail takes Riley and Palmer from London to Spain and back, where they are soon fighting for their lives as they get caught up in the deadly crossfire of a fight for control of a criminal empire. Riley is a loner -- tough, tenacious and chasing stories for a living, egged on by her agent, Donald Brask, a sort of commission-earning spider at the center of his own complex electronic web. Riley runs into a raft of nasty gangland murders, and is advised to get some back-up. She reluctantly enlists the help of laid-back ex-military cop, Frank Palmer, a man who likes nothing better than being out of uniform and no longer under orders -- anybody’s orders. But he also likes to eat, so he agrees to tag along. 167856 2007 Riley Gavin: No Sleep for the Dead NM Magson, Adrian #3 Riley Gavin Series Investigative Reporter Riley Gavin and a tough, former military policeman Frank Palmer. In “No Sleep for the Dead,” Frank Palmer sees a face on a London street, a face he had thought was long dead, coming back from the time of the fall of the Berlin Wall, when he was a green and untested RMP. His burning need to investigate what happened leads him and Riley ito the lethal territory of former spies, Russian killers and black gangstas, none of whom are the kind to play games. And Riley learns from Palmer that pulling a trigger is simple, but killing someone is not. 167857 2008 Riley Gavin: No Tears for the Lost NM Magson, Adrian #4 Riley Gavin Series Investigative Reporter Riley Gavin and a tough, former military policeman Frank Palmer. “No Tears for the Lost” begins with Riley and Palmer working opposite sides of the street. Riley is investigating mysterious e-mail rumors about a former British Ambassador, while Palmer is doing what he does best, which is running Close Protection on the same former diplomat. Eventually, they team up because it’s what they do best. But they soon find themselves up against a very nasty Colombian drug gang, a renegade U.S. DEA agent, and a secret going back all the way to the Falklands War. And they come to the realization that sometimes, you can only fight fire with fire. 167858 2009 Riley Spartz: Missing Mark N Kramer, Julie #2 Riley Spartz Series TV Reporter Riley Spartz for Channel 3 in Minneapolis pursues a curious story of a bride left at the altar and finds herself caught in a dangerous missing person case. When Riley Spartz sees a want ad reading “Wedding Dress for Sale: Never Worn,” her news instincts tell her the backstory might make an intriguing television sweeps piece. The groom, Mark, last seen at the rehearsal dinner, never showed up for the wedding, humiliating his bride, Madeline—and her high-strung, high-society mother—in front of 300 guests. His own mother, eager to spare him further embarrassment, waited weeks before filing a missing-person report, and then learned how difficult it is to get police, or the media, interested in missing men. Now Riley is up against a boss who thinks finding a famed missing fish will net the station higher ratings, a meth cartel trying to assassinate a K-9 dog because of his powerful nose for drugs, and a neighbor who holds perpetual garage sales that attract traffic at odd hours. When her missing-person case leads to a murder investigation, Riley discovers a startling motive for Mark's disappearance—and a TV exclusive guaranteed to win the ratings...if she lives to report it. 167859 2008 Riley Spartz: Stalking Susan N Kramer, Julie #1 Riley Spartz Series TV Reporter Riley Spartz for Channel 3 in Minneapolis tries to stop a serial killer who’s targeting women named Susan. Sparz is a spunky, clever and endearing investigative reporter on the trail of a serial killer murdering one Susan on the same day each year. Spartz is recovering from a heartbreaking, headline-making catastrophe of her own when a longtime police source drops two homicide files in her lap. Both cold cases involve women named Susan strangled on the same day, one year apart. Riley senses a pattern between those murders and others pulled from old death records. She must broadcast a warning soon, especially to viewers named Susan, because the deadly anniversary is fast approaching. 167860 1991 Rim-World, Legacy, The N Javor, Frank A. Weinberg List Journalist 167861 1949 Rimfire M Editor Nathaniel Greeley (Henry Hull) 167862 1955 Rin Tin Tin: Rin Tin Tin and the Printer's Devil T Episode #4-15-1955 Printer. Printer's Devil 167863 2005 Ring N Suzuki, Koji Journalist Kazayuki Asakawa decides to investigate the death of his niece who was one of four Japanese teenagers who die suddenly of heart failure, but the look of horror on their faces indicates that something unnatural was to blame. Japanese journalism has been through a heavy period of occult reports, and Asakawa's editor only hopes it has all died down. His search leads him to a cabin in an isolated resort where he finds an unmarked videotape that the four teenagers have viewed. Curious, he watches it -- a series of disturbing and enigmatic images is followed by a creep warning that the viewer will die in a week unless he follows certain instructions. Unfortunately, this part of the tape has been erased. Now Asakawa is in a race against time to solve the mystery. 167864 2004 Ring Around My Heart NR White, Pat Publicist Alexandra Hayes is hired to do an image makeover for wrestling's biggest badboy. He prides himself on sweeping women off their feet and giving them a night to remember. The publicist ends up taking an unbreakable hold on his heart. 167865 1936 Ring Around the Moon M Hobart, Vere (Novel). Paul Perez (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter for New York Clarion Ross Graham (Donald Cook) is fired because of a jealous woman and goes on a drunken binge. Finally agrees to marry her as an act of revenge. Reporter Kay Duncan (Ann Doran) loves Graham tries to poison herself but survives. Graham leaves his wife and moves in with reporter Bill Harvey (John Qualen) and later becomes a movie critic and playwright. Reporter Ted Curlew (Douglas Fowley). 167866 1997 Ring Game, The N Hautman, Pete TV Host Drew Chance of Hard Camera. 167867 1969 Ring of Bright Water M AFI-Authors Writer 167868 2004 Ring of Darkness M TV Reporter (Suzanne Whang). When a boy band's lead singer mysteriously disappears, the media say that he ran away because he could not handle the fame. But other band members killed him. 167869 1954 Ring of Fear M DVD -R HQ 7802, 7803 Ness Reporter and Novelist Mickey Spillane investigate murders at circus 167870 1991 Ring of Fire M Photographer (Dori Valleroy). 167871 1978 Ring of Passion MT Sportswriter Damon Runyon (Allen Garfield). Sportswriter Paul Gallico (Joseph Campanella). First Newsman (Tom Kelly). Second Newsman (Allan Malamud). German Commentator (Clement St. George). Reporter (Paul Schumacher). Joe Louis-Max Schmeling heavyweight fights. News Media. Blow-by-Blow Announcer (Dan Ayer). Ring Announcer (Jimmy Lennon Sr.). 167872 1964 Ring of Treason M AFI-Radio Radio 167873 2001 Ring of Truth N Pickard, Nancy Journalist Marie Lightfoot is an author of true crime books. She is beginning to edit her latest true-crime thriller set in her hometown, Bahia Beach, Florida. Minister and his lover murder the minister's wife. He was an anti-death penalty crusader who is now on death row next to a man he has been trying to liberate. Both cases are revealed to be full of holes. For first time in her career, she fails to win killer's confidence during jailhouse interview. 167874 2005 Ring Two, The M DVD -R HQ 5579, 5580 Reporter Rachel Keller (Naomi Watts) leaves her past to work for the Astoria Gazette alongside reporter David Rourke (Simon Baker). She and her son are starting over after surviving a vengeful spirit who lives within a loop of deadly videotape. A new video surfaces and she tries to destroy it. Male Reporter (Jesse Burch) 167875 1962 Ring-a-Ding Rhythm M AFI-Television TV 167876 2002 Ring, The M DVD -R 1731 Seattle Reporter (Naomi Watts) learns her niece's death may have been caused by a cursed videotape that kills its viewers seven days after they've watched it. 167877 2002 Ringer, The NS Scheft, Bill Retired Magazine Writer Morton “Mort” Martin Spell, a once brilliant, now-infirm 75-year-old writer, is sliding into delirium. He thinks Mount Sinai Hospital is an exclusive golf course and his catheter is a gym bag. His only link to reality is his 35-year-old nephew, who makes his living as a hired gun for 13 softball teams and still goes by the name College Boy. Morton hadn’t contributed to the New Yorker since 1982, shortly before Reagan had deregulated the ten-thousand-word magazine piece. He had moved across the street to the fledgling biweekly Civilized Man as its “Sports Historian in Residence.” Morton Martin Spell, respected journalist and author. 167878 2005 Ringer, The M Photographer (Charles E. Gray). 167879 1998 Ringers Chapter I CB Legion: Science Police #1 Reporter Colleen Hasteen 167880 2005 Ringers: Lord of the Fans DT Interviewer Cliff Broadway 167881 1998 Ringmaster (aka Jerry Springer, Ringmaster) M DVD -R HQ 4824, 4825 Ness Talk Show Host Jerry Farrelly (Jerry Springer). Female Reporter interviews Springer. Behind-the-scenes of his talk show. 167882 1954 Ringo's Last Assignment T Fireside Theatre - 3-16-54 Press 167883 2007 Rings of Engagement N Tucker, Jennifer Food Critic Bobby Sue is reviewing Restaurant Owner Extambian Stage’s restaurant and he is worried about the beautiful critic giving him a bad review. Bobby Sue is caught between a burning desire to succeed at her job and her unexpected feelings for Extambian. Nicholas Stage is viciously attacked by a deranged bulldog and sent to the hospital where his doctor Janessa Cain starts to fall for his charm and personality. Racked with the ethical problems of dating a patient, she must choose love or her morals. An enchanted ring that dates back to the Middle Ages is said to have magical powers to find true love. The ring is purchased by Rodney Leech, who is caught between his loyalties to one woman and his desire to love another. The three couples wade their way through personal struggles and inner battles to find true happiness in Rings of Engagement. 167884 1942 Rings on Her Finger M Fonda Newsboy (Billy Benedict) 167885 2008 Ringside 1925: Views from the Scopes Trial N Bryant, Jen Journalists descend on Dayton, Tennessee to cover the infamous Scopes “monkey trial.” Publicity-chasing superintendent fires Scopes for violating the ban against teaching evolution. 167886 1941 Ringside Maisie M DVD -R HQ 10641, 10642. Sportswriter (Ralph McCullough). Scribes (Lawrence Creighton, Martin Faust, Al Hill). Radio Announcer (Tom Hanlon). Photographer (Harry Harvey). Garden Announcer (Dan Tobey). 167887 1998 Ringu (aka Ring, The) M Journalist (Nanako Matsushima) faces down demonically clever plot device that turns universal household items into scary horror items. Press Representatives (Kazufumi Nakai, Shinkichi Noda). Cameraman Omiya (Kiyoshi Risho). 167888 2000 Ringu 0: Baasudei (aka Ring 0: Birthday) M Japan. Ness Female Reporter whose boyfriend was the man the villain killed at her mother's ESP demonstration in Ring 1. 167889 1999 Ringu 2 (aka Ring 2) M Japan. Ness Journalist Mai Takano (Miki Nakatani). 167890 1995 Ringu: Kanzen-ban MF News Media. Copy Editor (Takayuki Godai) 167891 1999 Ringu: Saishuu-sho (aka Ring: Final Chapter, The) T Series - 12 Episodes Reporter Kazuyuki Asakawa (Toshiro Yanagiba) 167892 1955 Rio 40 Graus MF Brazil. Photographer at the Sugar Loaf (Martim Francisco). 167893 1955 Rio d'Ora N Tranter, N. London Journalist finds himself involved in a cover for an explorer gone wrong when he is investigating a story about illicit Inca treasure hunting. 167894 1998 Rio do Ouro, O MF Portugal. Photographer (Saguenail). 167895 1936 Rio Grande Romance M Kyne, Peter B. (Story -- "One Day's Work"). Al Martin (Screenplay) Reporter Joan Williams (Maxine Doyle). 167896 1995 Riongu: Kanzen-ban M Japan. Ness Reporter Kazuyuki Asakawa (Katsunori Takahashi) decides to investigate the deaths of four young people by heart failure at exactly the same time. He finds out they all stayed at the same rural inn. At the inn, he comes across a strange video that ends with a message saying that anyone who watches it will die exactly seven days later. Can he break the curse in time? Copy Editor (Takayuki Godai). 167897 2005 Riot at the Rite MT Critic (Steve Pemberton). 167898 1954 Riot in Cell Block 11 M Collins, Richard (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Reporters covering prison rebellion include Russell (Jonathan Hale) of the New York Sun, the Graphic Reporter (Harold J. Kennedy), Newsman ((Don Keefer) and Reporter (William Schalert). Press is only interested in "mad dogs running wild," says prisoner. Rebelling inmates realize media powerful tool in expressing demands for better conditions. Leader uses press as negotiating tool when, after signing agreement, he refuses to release guards they have taken hostage until he sees story in morning papers. At end of riot, warden says more people learned about conditions at prison in few days than in 15 years of fighting for reforms, and leader of rioters says because they got in the papers. Reporter (Don Keefer). Reporter (Harold J. Kennedy). Graphic Reporter (Harold J. Kennedy). Reporter (William Schallert). 167899 2002 Riot of the Mind M Direct from the Headlines story. TV Anchorwoman (Keri J. Shackelford). 167900 1967 Riot on Sunset Strip M DVD -R HQ 4186, 4187 TV Reporter Stokes (Bill Baldwin) questions authorities about lawlessness and drugs on the Sunset Strip. Also narrates the film. 167901 1962 Ripcord: Where Do Elephants Go to Die? T Episode #72. News Media. Newspaper Reporter (Lynn Cartwright). 167902 1963 Ripe for Plucking SS UCLA Ullman, James M. In "Masters of Mayhem: 1965 Mystery Writers of America Anthology, The." Newspaperman Oliver Kingsbury Kraag, 76, writing his Sunday column on Friday night. By. O.K. Kraag. Kraag, the financial reporter with the photographic memory. Kraag, the insinuating, pot-bellied gargoyle who had charmed a hundred corporate chieftains into revealing secrets for print. Kraag is allowed to finish his column and then is shot in the head and killed. Kraag catches his own killer by touting stocks in his column -- something he never did before. If you put the stock letters together they read: ED SMITH SHOT ME. 167903 1999 Ripley's Believe It or Not! C Ripley, Robert Field Correspondent (Kelly Packard). This animated series followed the adventures of "Michael Ripley," Robert Ripley's nephew, going around the world finding strange and unusual facts. 167904 1918 Ripley's Believe It Or Not! D Ripley, Robert Newspaper Cartoon Cartoonist Robert L. Ripley. "Believe It Or Not!" started in 1918 as a newspaper cartoon panel featuring unusual and startling facts from around the world. Premiered on December 19, 1918 in the New York Globe. When the Globe folded in 1923, moved to the New York Evening News. Researcher Norbert Pearlroth who spent next 52 years of his life in the New York Public Library working 10 hours a day and six days a week to find the unusual facts. Researchers Lester Byck and Don Wimmer. Peak of popularity, syndicated feature read daily by about 80 million readers. Later adapted into a wide variety of formats including radio, television, museums, a book series, and a pinball game. The Ripley collection includes 20,000 photographs, 20,000 artifacts and more than 130,000 cartoon panels. 167905 1930 Ripley's Believe It Or Not! -- DM SVD 1032, 1214 Ripley, Robert 1930-1931 Short Subjects Documentary Features. The newspaper feature was adapted into films in 1930 and 1931. Robert L. Ripley hosted a series of two dozen "Believe It or Not!" theatrical short films in 1930 and 1931 for Warner brothers Vitaphone. Also appeared in Vitaphone musical short, "Seasons Greetings" (1931) with Ruth Etting, Joe Penner, Ted Husing and others. 167906 1930 Ripley's Believe It or Not! -- 1 DM DVD -R 1716 Ripley, Robert Short Subject #1005. Cartoonist Ripley's "Believe It Or Not!' with Robert L. Ripley as host. 167907 1931 Ripley's Believe It or Not! -- 1304 DM DVD -R HQ 6548 Ripley, Robert Short Subjects #1304, #1320, #1427 Cartoonist Robert L. Ripley as himself sketching some of the oddities he has seen throughout the world in 22 countries. 167908 1930 Ripley's Believe It or Not! -- 2 DM DVD -R 1716 Ripley, Robert Short Subject #1038. Cartoonist Ripley's "Believe It Or Not!" with Robert L. Ripley as host. 167909 1930 Ripley's Believe It or Not! -- 3 DM Ripley, Robert Short Subject Reporter (James Dunn). Ship bound for home, reporters ask passenger Bob Ripley (Robert L. Ripley as himself) what he has seen in his world travels. He describes various oddities. He then sketches some of the oddities for a reporter to take to his editor. 167910 1995 Ripley's Believe It Or Not! The Riddle of Master Lu G Ripley, Robert Sanctuary Woods, Inc. Cartoonist Richard L. Ripley, a famous traveler and collector of rarities is the star of the game. One day while traveling in Egypt, Ripley is attacked by mysterious Chinese assassins. Trail leads him and his Chinese girlfriend Mei Chen to the Forbidden City of Beijing. There he becomes in a mystery that will take him to exotic locations all around the globe. Game plays like a traditional puzzle-solving adventure. Ripley talks to various people searching for information but the main emphasis of the game play is on puzzles. Game features live actors filmed over pre-rendered backgrounds. 167911 1930 Ripley's Believe It Or Not!: DR Ripley, Robert Series. 1930 to 1948. Cartoonist Robert L. Ripley. In April 1930, Robert L. Ripley brought "Believe It or Not!" to radio, the first of several series heard on NBC, CBS and the Mutual Broadcasting System. Broadcasts varied in length from 15 to 30 minutes. Debut on The Collier Hour, April 14, 1930. First to broadcast nationwide on a radio network from mid-ocean. Also participated in first broadcast from Buenos Aires to New York. Assisted by a corp of translators, first to broadcast to every nation in the world simultaneously. 167912 1949 Ripley's Believe It Or Not!: DT Ripley, Robert Series. 3-1-1949 to 10-5-1950 Cartoonist Robert L. Ripley hosted the first "Believe It Or Not!" TV series as a live show premiering March 1, 1949. Shortly after the 13th episode, Ripley died on May 27, 1949 of a heart attack. Several of his friends appeared as host including future Ripley's Believe It or Not! President Doug Storer. Robert St. John served as host from the second season until the series ended on Oct. 5, 1950. 167913 1982 Ripley's Believe It Or Not!: DT Ripley, Robert Series. 1982-1986. ABC. Cartoonist Richard L. Ripley's "Believe It Or Not!" Host: Jack Palance. 167914 2000 Ripley's Believe It Or Not!: DT Ripley, Robert Series 2000-2003. TBS Cartoonist Richard L. Ripley's "Believe It Or Not!" Host: Dean Cain. More sensationalistic approach than older versions. 167915 1999 Ripostes DF France Journalist Emmanuelle Sudre. 167916 1999 Ripper: You be the Crime Reporter G IBM Crime Reporter Jack Quinlan 167917 1934 Riptide M DVD -R HQ 4094, 4095 Reporter (George Cowl). Reporter (Victor Gammon). Reporter (Donald Stuart). Reporter (Arthur Treacher). 167918 1969 Riptide: #1 With a Bullet T Episode #10. 3-20-1969. Reporter (Peter Adams). 167919 1984 Riptide: Beat the Box T Cannell, Stephen J. Episode #19. 11-13-1984 News Media 167920 1984 Riptide: Catch A Fallen Star T Episode #24. 12-18-1984 News Media. Reporter (Jason Corbett). The trio come to the rescue of an elderly lady vagrant who is being grabbed by two thugs only to learn she is none other than a once-famous actress who vanished 50 years ago. 167921 1984 Riptide: Catch of the Day (aka Chicken of the Sea) T Lupo, Frank. Edward Decter Episode #17. 10-23-1984 News Media. Injured young woman appears out of the war warning that a ship needs help. Then she sinks beneath the waves. 167922 1984 Riptide: Conflict of Interest T Episode #3. 1-10-1984 Anchorwoman (Mary Ingersoll). 167923 1986 Riptide: Dead Men Don't Floss T Blomquist, Tom. Babs Greyhosky. Frank Lupo. Steven Sears. Burt Pearl Episode#55. 4-4-1986 Female Reporter with the hots for Nick writes an article naming him as the primary force behind the Riptide Detective Agency. This causes an argument between Nick, Cody and Murray. 167924 1984 Riptide: Diamonds Are For Never T Episode #7. 2-21-1984 News Media. Reporter (Adele West). An air stewardess delivers seemingly innocent packages from her friend to his brother. But then she witnesses her friend's murder and is in danger herself when the killer sees her and chases her. 167925 1985 Riptide: Does Not Compute T Blomquist, Tom Episode #39. 10-29-1985 News Media. TV Anchorman (Chuck Bowman). Anchorwoman (Cheryl Henry). Reporter (Paula Jones). Liberal city councilman embroiled in controversy for allegedly defaulting on various financial obligations blames it on the "right wing" police department. He claims the police are trying to discredit him through computer tampering. 167926 1984 Riptide: Father's Day T Episode #20. 11-20-1984 News Media. Reporter #1 (Cheryl Sweeny). Reporter #2 (Garret Davis). When a troubled young woman leaves her baby at the local church, the priest asks the guys to investigate the trouble the girl is in. The priest also leaves the baby girl with the trio for safe keeping. 167927 1986 Riptide: Play's the Thing, The T Blomquist, Tom Episode #54. 3-21-1986 News Media. 167928 1985 Riptide: Polly Want an Explanation T Carlson, Jim. Terrence McDonnell Episode #32. 3-5-1985 News Media. 167929 1984 Riptide: Raiders of the Lost Sub T Jones, Mark Episode #13. 5-15-1984 News Media. Detective trio are depressed over a lull in business. Murray's attractive, practical joke-loving sister arrives looking for their help proving her theory that Hitler had established a port on the U.S. west coast during World War II. 167930 1984 Riptide: Thirty-Six Hours 'til Dawn T Episode #38. 10-22-1985 News Media. Reporter (Paula Jones). Government hires to trio to go to Mexico and bring out the estranged wife of an underworld crime-lord. 167931 1985 Riptide: Who Really Watches the Sunset? T Sears, Steven. Burt Pearl Episode #41. 11-12-1985 Reporter Marlene Lewis (Darleen Carr) learns she is dying so she hires the guys to find out who infected her with an incurable disease. 167932 2005 Rise M Reporter wakes up in a morgue and finds herself among the living dead. 167933 1980 Rise and Fall of Idi Amin M News Media. American Journalist 1 (Wade Huie). American Journalist 2 (Rick Anderson). British Journalist (Roy Leash). 167934 1976 Rise and Fall of King Samson, The CB Freedom Fighters #5 Reporter Martha Roberts of GBS (First Appearance). Freedom Fighters featured with a brief cameo by Wonder Woman. 167935 1959 Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond, The M L Press 167936 2003 Rise and Fall of the Rex-Imperium DF Belgium - Dutch Interviewer Robbe De Hert 167937 1970 Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer, The M Interviewer (Ronnie Corbett) 167938 2006 Rise and Shine N Quindlen, Anna TV Anchor Meghan Fitzmaurice of popular morning news program calls a tech billionaire a "fucking asshole" before her microphone is turned off and is promptly booted by the network. She tumbles headlong into the family she's skirted for years, her husband, son and sister, a social worker. How Fitzmaurice finds herself and what happens to her family in the process is the heart of this novel. 167939 2006 Rise and Shine Saturday Show, The N Lee-Potter, Emma TV Talk Show Host Zaza Jones and Didi Bell of the Rise and Shine Saturday Show, the nation’s most popular TV Show at 9:05 Saturday morning, are adored by everyone for their outrageous clothes and flaming rows. But now the irrepressible duo are launching a competition to find five stars who can sing like angels and dance their socks off. It’s a fight to the finish -- so which contestant has got what it takes? 167940 1884 Rise of Silas Lapham, The N MLPL Howells, William Dean Reporter Hubbard for the Boston Events 167941 2007 Rise: Blood Hunter M DVD -R HQ 11492, 11493 Freelance Magazine Writer Sadie (Lucy Liu) is all set to take a break after filling a magazine story of goth culture. But when a woman is murdered, her body sadistically gobbled up, Sadie investigates. She's abducted and brought to a mansion where an evil English vampire and his female cohort proceed to suck the life out of her. She awakens to discover she's now one of the undead, her blood cravings fighting her natural revulsion. She sets out to kill the English vampire and his entourage for what they have done to her. She makes a pact with the detective father of the dead woman -- she'll get the vampire and the cop will help her find peace at the other end of a stake. The reporter wakes up in a morgue to find herself a member of the undead. She vows revenge against the sect that put her there and hunts them down. Sadie overhears a woman trying to sell sexual services to a man. She interrupts them and offers the woman a large sum of money to follow her home. A flashback scene shows the reporter being turned into a vampire by the woman. 167942 2007 Risen M Newscaster (Charles Haldeman). Radio Announcer (Sean Koury). 167943 2007 Risen M BBC Interviewer (Roy Noble). BBC Announcer (Steve Hall). Story of Howard Winstone, who became Featherweight Champion of the World when he was 19 in 1968. He had lost the tips of three fingers in an industrial accident and he was unable to make a fist with his right hand. Completed changed the way he boxed and won. 167944 1874 Risen From the Ranks or Harvey Walton's Success NJ COPY Alger, Horatio, Jr. Editor and Publisher Jotham Andersonn of the Centreville Gazette. Harry Walton wants a job. 167945 1995 Risiko Null - Der Tod steht auf dem Speiseplan MTF Reporter (Martin Armknecht) 167946 1990 Rising Son MT Anchorwoman (Kathryn Roth). Interviewer (Jill Jane Clements) 167947 1991 Rising Sun N OWN - H Creighton, Michael News Media 167948 1993 Rising Sun M News Media. Female Accident Reporter (Patricia Ayame Thomson). TV Interviewer (Michele Ruiz). PR 167949 1995 Risk of His Music, The N Weltner, Peter News Media 167950 1961 Risk, The M Publisher. British government refuses to allow investigative work to be published. Unscrupulous publisher 167951 1939 Risky Business M McGuire, William Anthony (Story -- "Okay America"). Charles Grayson (Screenplay) Remake of 1932 Universal film - Ness book Radio Commentator Dan Clifford (George Murphy) is a former reporter in Hollywood trying to find meaning in his life. Discovers an old associate Hinge Jackson (Leon Ames) is involved in a kidnapping. Clifford gets involved with gangsters. Clifford kills the gangster but is gunned down by one of the members of his mob while delivering his radio broadcast. Newspaper Man (Stanley Hughes). Reporter (Lester Martin). Cub Reporter (Raymond Parker). Reporter (Carleton Young). Variety, 3/29/39: "Risky Business takes several deft digs at the business of radio broadcasting even if it does paint the commentator with the lustre of a crusader against gangsterdom…." "...It has the radio gossiper telling off the head of a broadcasting network, lambasting ad agencies and finally clipping a top radio official on the chin." 167952 1998 Risky Business NR Allen, Lisette Black Lace Series Reporter Liam is a hard-working journalist fighting a battle against injustice. He meets a spoiled rich girl used to having her own way. They meet when Liam hijacks her car to escape from an enemy. She is forced to choose between the sophisticated world she has always know and his exciting world. His rugged charm is about to turn her world upside down. He has sex with her to get information out of her. 167953 2007 Risky Business of Love NR St. John, Yahrah Reporter Clara Miller is working the congressional beat, waiting for the big story that will earn her a spot on the evening news. Then she meets senatorial candidate Jonathan Butler. He’s powerful, charismatic and the sexiest man Clara has ever seen. The chemistry they share is hot, thrilling and risky. But their illicit affair is about to lead Clara to an unexpected crossroad -- a choice between ambition and love. A Washington insider, Jonathan knows the political game well. He knows romance with a reporter is playing with fire. And yet, he’s willing to take a chance with Clara, until dirty politics, betrayal and scandal shake up his world and his feelings for Clara. Excerpt: "You're on in five." Cameraman Lance Johnson pointed the lens on Ciara Miller, general assignment reporter for Philadelphia's WTCF-FOX Channel Twenty-Nine News. "Wait a sec," Ciara replied, smoothing down her shoulder-length hair with one hand while holding the microphone in the other. She was about to speak when the roar of ambulance sirens screamed in the background. Once they were no longer within earshot, she turned away from the devastating murder-suicide scene in front of her on a balmy afternoon in early July. Lance smiled as he looked through the lens. Ciara was breathtaking. He was captivated by her smooth bronze skin, brilliant hazel eyes, full lips and defiant chin. Ciara had a way of seducing the camera with her delicately carved features and exotically high cheekbones. The honey-blond hair surrounding her oval shaped face only added to her allure. The new hair color was daring but not too bold as to offend viewers. She'd said she wanted to make a statement, and that she had. Ciara was always the epitome of fashion and today was no exception. She was wearing killer-red Prada pumps, a slim black skirt and a vibrant red silk blouse. He'd known Ciara for the last five years since they'd both begun working at WTCF fresh out of college. Barely making minimum wage, they'd been paired together and had instantly developed a rapport. Their long hours and grunt work had paid off as they'd steadily moved their way up the newsroom ladder. Ciara was now a staff reporter and Lance an assistant photographer, but Ciara had bigger dreams and he knew she would achieve them; the girl had tenacity. Lance gave her a thumbs-up signal, lifted the camera on his shoulder and directed it her way. Poised and ready for battle, Ciara gave the on-screen intro to her package for the second block of the five o'clock news. "The scene here today turned deadly for a young wife and mother," Ciara said as the camera focused in on the Spanish-style home that now served as a crime scene. "Hector Rodriguez accused his wife of infidelity and then turned the gun on her and then himself late yesterday evening. Witnesses say that Mrs. Rodriguez came home yesterday to discover her husband enraged after she was late coming home from work. Neighbors say they heard loud voices before hearing gunshots. Authorities indicate that Hector Rodriguez trashed the home in a jealous rage before shooting himself and his wife. Detectives indicate that a full investigation will take place. This is Ciara Miller reporting for WTCF FOX News." Ciara smiled into the camera. "How was I?" she asked, batting her long curly eyelashes at her best friend and coworker. She absolutely adored Lance. He knew her inside and out. She could always be real with him. It was a shame he was so darn smart and good-looking, and with that athletic physique she could eat him up with a spoon. "Unh, unh, unh, unh," Ciara murmured, shaking her head. But she couldn't go there, they'd decided a long time ago that they'd rather have a platonic relationship than ruin a great friendship. "Beautiful as always," Lance replied, turning off the camera and closing the lens cover. "And you know that." He set the camera inside the open OB truck that he used to send live feeds back to the newsroom. "Yeah, I do," Ciara said grinning, "but a little praise never hurt." She watched the medical examiner's van drive away as the police secured the perimeter of the crime scene. Lance wrapped the cord around his arm and walked it back to the truck. "Since when do you need to be told you're fabulous? You know you've got what it takes." "Have you told that to Shannon recently?" Ciara asked. "Because she won't give me a break. She keeps sending me out for lightweight entertainment stories. Today was the first time I've gotten to report breaking news." Ciara had tried for months to convince WTCF's new television director, Shannon Wright, that she was more than a pretty face, to no avail. Had Shannon even looked at her résumé? She'd been at the top of her class at Johns Hopkins and had obtained a master's degree in journalism at Columbia University. She'd worked at Columbia's television station, the Columbia Daily Spectator and the yearbook. She was a member of the National Association of Black Journalists and had worked at the station for over five years. She'd started out as a production assistant before moving on to become a general assignment reporter. Ciara excelled at pushing herself. So what if that interfered with her cultivating lasting personal relationships; she was willing to make the sacrifice to get to the top of the heap. Her looks wouldn't last forever. Talent was the key. "You'll have your day," Lance said. "You just have to be patient." "As you well know, patience is not one of my virtues," Ciara replied. "Ain't that the truth," Lance laughed, opening the passenger side. "You'd better get in. I've got to get back and edit the footage." Ciara hopped up in the van and buckled her seat belt while he closed the door. Lance may have thought that was the end of it, but Ciara had other ideas. "Now is not the right time for me to announce my candidacy," Jonathan Butler said to his father, Congressman Charles Butler, and Reid Hamilton, his father's chief of staff and personal adviser. They were in his father's office strategizing on Jonathan's campaign while his father paced the floor reciting the speech he was going to give to the press the following day. "I should let you step down first. I don't want to appear overly zealous." Charles smiled as he watched his son. Admiration shone through in his oval-shaped brown eyes at his son's stately presence. Six foot three with massive shoulders, his son towered over other men, including him. He carried himself with the same dignity and grace that Charles had conveyed during his twenty five-year tenure serving the good people of Philadelphia. He had a bright future ahead of him and had done the right thing starting off in law before becoming an alderman. Charles was sure that Jonathan would be as capable a leader as he was. It was just a shame that he had to step down because of a heart condition. "Why not announce it at your father's retirement press conference tomorrow? It would be a prime opportunity with maximum coverage," Reid replied. "I agree with Reid," his father said. "Capitol Hill has been rumoring for months that you'll take over my seat. Why not end all the speculation?" Charles was sure the press would be eager to meet his handsome, dark-haired son. "How would it appear to the public if I announced my candidacy directly after your speech? It would show a complete lack of respect for what a wonderful congressman you've been. The public would see me as a capitalist." "There will never be a right time," Charles Butler returned. "That may be true, Dad, but now is definitely not it. I haven't even hired a campaign manager or a media consultant." He'd done some preliminary legwork by getting an office, but there was still more to be done. Jonathan saw the shocked expression on Reid's face. Reid must have assumed that because he served as his father's campaign manager that he was the logical choice for Jonathan. Jonathan, however, had other ideas. He appreciated Reid's input thus far, but he wanted someone he knew and trusted leading his campaign, and his best friend, Zach Powers, was just that man. Jonathan intended to speak with Zach over lunch. Zach had just finished a successful campaign with Governor Green and Jonathan was sure Zach could do the same for him. "I'm sorry, Reid." Jonathan folded his arms across his chest. "I meant to speak with you. I hope there are no hard feelings?" Jonathan extended his right hand. "No, not at all." Reid returned the handshake and faked a smile. His father spoke up on Reid's behalf. "Jonathan…" "It's okay, Charles," Reid interrupted him. "If Jonathan wants to hire his own right hand, leave him be." "No, it's not fair," Charles Butler huffed. "You're practically a member of this family. Jonathan, why would you even think of going with a stranger?" "Dad, I've made my choice and I don't intend on arguing about this. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a few items to attend to." Jonathan grabbed his overcoat and leather briefcase sitting on the floor and headed out the door. Once the door closed, Charles faced his best friend and closest adviser. "Don't worry, Reid. I'll talk to him." "Don't bother," Reid said. "If your son feels he can find a better man to lead his team then by all means let him." "Thank you for understanding." Charles patted Reid's back and walked back to his desk. "No problem," Reid said and grabbed the folder of notes he'd previously prepared on Jonathan's campaign and walked to the door. "I'll leave you to your speech." Reid closed the door behind himself. Livid, he stalked back to his office and shut the door. He slammed the file on his maple desk and plopped down in his swivel chair. How dare that two-bit snot disrespect him in such a manner? After everything he had done for the Butler family, after all the hours he'd spent, the personal sacrifices he'd made and Jonathan dared hire another manager? Who did he think had helped Charles get elected? Reid was responsible for Charles Butler's successful twenty-five-year run in Congress every bit as much as the man himself. Reid knew the ins and outs of politics more than most. He'd had over thirty years in the business. He'd run all of Charles Butler's campaigns and won every single one of them. Jonathan had no idea what it took to win an election. What he needed was to be taught a lesson—he couldn't mess with a real man. Reid would show him that he would not be tossed away like the gum on the bottom of his preppy-boy shoe. Oh yes, Reid mused, rubbing his chin thoughtfully. Jonathan Butler was in for a rude awakening. 167954 1969 Risky Way to Kill, A NM OWN - H Lockridge, Richard Journalist Lyle Mercer with the Van Brunt Citizen. 167955 1989 Risse im Eis N Walther, Joachim Germany Journalist 167956 2008 Rit Bus (Will Have It Tomorrow) MF Latvia Journalist (Ilze Jaunalksne). 167957 1983 Rita Hayworth: Love Goddess, The MT News Media. Woman Reporter (Elayna Vincent). Still Photographer (Rance Howard). 167958 2000 Rita Skeeter N First appeared in “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.” Tabloid Journalist Rita Skeeter of the Daily Prophet. Born in 1951, Skeeter is a blonde reporter. Rita Skeeter is a reporter for the Daily Prophet and a correspondent for the Witch Weekly, who specialises in yellow journalism, for which she is armed with such magical devices as the Quick-Quotes Quill. Rita is an unregistered Animagus, capable of transforming into a beetle to spy on unsuspecting victims for her stories. As a reporter who fabricates information in order to write an appealing story, she is an antagonist to Harry and his friends throughout Goblet of Fire, and a brief but reluctant ally in Order of the Phoenix. Harry first encounters Rita when she interviews the Triwizard Tournament contestants for an article in the Daily Prophet, which turns out to be a highly falsified story of Harry himself. During the situations where Rita overhears information, the book subtly refers to her presence: Viktor Krum mentions that Hermione has a water beetle in her hair, and during the Yule Ball, she overhears Hagrid telling Madame Maxime that he is half-giant, Harry having noticed a beetle on a nearby statue. Rita prints an article that portrays Hagrid as dangerous, prompting letters from parents frightened by the idea of having a "ferocious" giant teach their children. When Rita encounters Harry, Ron, and Hermione in Hogsmeade, Hermione insults her. Rita, in revenge, then writes a nasty story about Hermione based on false rumours provided by Pansy Parkinson, making her out to be an ugly but skilled witch who uses love potions to "satisfy her taste for celebrity wizards," including Harry and Krum. Rita's last defaming article states that Harry is "disturbed and dangerous," and uses comments from Draco and his Slytherin cronies as its basis. Ultimately, Hermione discovers the means by which Rita spies on others and forces her to "keep her quill to herself for a full year", threatening to report her to the authorities as an illegal Animagus. In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Hermione blackmails Rita, using the above threat, to interview Harry about Voldemort returning and to submit the true story to The Quibbler. Rita later makes a brief cameo in Half-Blood Prince, where Harry is infuriated to notice her clutching a notebook at Dumbledore's funeral. Although Rita does not make a physical appearance in Deathly Hallows, she is mentioned on numerous occasions throughout the novel, generally in a negative light in relation to her unauthorised biography of Dumbledore entitled The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore. The book depicts the former headmaster in an extremely negative light but is mostly based on truth, much to Harry's horror. It is implied that she got some of her information in unethical or illegal ways. When asked on a web chat if Rita was still reporting, Rowling answered; "Naturally, what could stop Rita? I imagine she immediately dashed off a biography of Harry after he defeated Voldemort. One quarter truth to three quarters rubbish", along with "Snape: Scoundrel or Saint?" It has been speculated that the fraught relationship between Rowling and the press was the inspiration for the author to develop the character. However, Rowling noted in 2000 that the character actually predates her rise to fame. Rita was intended to be in Philosopher's Stone, as Rowling revealed in an interview: "you know when Harry walks into the Leaky Cauldron for the first time and everyone says, "Mr. Potter you're back!", I wanted to put a journalist in there. She wasn't called Rita then but she was a woman. And then I thought, as I looked at the plot overall, I thought, that's not really where she fits best, she fits best in Four when Harry's supposed to come to terms with his fame." Miranda Richardson appeared as Rita in the film adaptation of Goblet of Fire and Deathly Hallows. Rita: "How about giving me an interview about the Hagrid you know, Harry? The man behind the muscles? Your unlikely friendship and the reasons behind it. Would you call him a father substitute?" Hermione Granger: "You horrible woman. You don’t care, do you, anything for a story, and anyone will do, won’t they?" — Rita speaking to Harry Potter and Hermione Granger Rita Skeeter is a witch who writes tell-all biographies and works as a reporter for the Daily Prophet. Albus Dumbledore described her writing as "enchantingly nasty" after she wrote a not-so-friendly article about him. Notable stories Rita covered include the trials of various Death Eaters after the First Wizarding War, the Triwizard Tournament, and Harry Potter's account of Lord Voldemort's return to power in 1995. She also wrote biographies of Albus Dumbledore, Severus Snape, and Harry Potter. Rita's writing tends to be sensationalist, and sometimes outright dishonest. Her ability to acquire information is assisted by her status as an unregistered beetle Animagus. "Rita Skeeter goes out of her way to cause trouble, Amos! I would have thought you'd know that, working at the Ministry!" —Molly Weasley to Amos Diggory on Rita Although Rita writes primarily for The Daily Prophet, some of her articles have also appeared in other sources, such as Witch Weekly and The Quibbler. She absolutely loves her job and is often accompanied by her photographer Bozo. Rita is an unregistered Animagus who uses her form of a beetle to slip around unnoticed and spy on people to obtain fodder for her articles. In 1981, at the end of the First Wizarding War, she reported on the trials of Death Eaters such as Igor Karkaroff. She also provided a quote for the critical acclaim for Quidditch Through the Ages when she wrote, "I've read worse." Rita: "Your story's legend. Do you think it was the trauma of your past that made you so keen to enter such a dangerous tournament?" Harry: "No, I didn't enter." Rita: "Of course you didn't. [winks] Everyone loves a rebel, Harry. Speaking of your parents, were they alive, how do you think they'd feel? Proud? Or concerned that your attitude shows, at best, a pathological need for attention? The worst, a psychotic death wish?" — Rita interviewing Harry Potter In 1994-1995, Rita wrote many nasty articles covering the Triwizard Tournament. Several students, including Draco Malfoy and Pansy Parkinson, fed her information, and her Quick-Quotes Quill recorded the words of her subjects in a more sensational, and sometimes downright dishonest, way. Under the guise of interviewing all four champions, she confronted Harry Potter in a broom cupboard where she took his "um"s and "er"s and invented her own quotes. The article painted Harry as a tragic hero who cried himself to sleep over his late parents and who has a relationship with Hermione Granger. The article was mostly taken negatively by Harry's schoolmates, who assumed he was craving attention, although Molly Weasley seemed to take it very seriously. Rita then interviewed Rubeus Hagrid, asking many questions about Harry that Hagrid refused to answer. Her subsequent article described Hagrid as a ferocious-looking man who used his authority to terrify his students. The article also revealed to the world that Hagrid was actually half-giant, which greatly upset him and subjected him to ridicule and fear. These activities earned her the wrath of Hermione Granger, a close friend of Harry and Hagrid. After Hermione blasted her for her libel, Rita retaliated by writing an article about "the devious Miss Granger", portraying her as toying with the affections of both Harry and Viktor Krum and using love potions. Although Hermione was more disdainful than upset about the article, she started receiving angry mail from people who believed Rita's lies, and even Molly Weasley was upset with her until Harry set her straight. "Rita Skeeter isn’t going to be writing anything at all for a while. Not unless she wants me to spill the beans on her... I found out how she was listening in on private conversations when she wasn’t supposed to be coming into the grounds... Rita Skeeter is an unregistered Animagus. She can turn into a beetle... I've told her she’s to keep her quill to herself for a whole year. See if she can’t break the habit of writing horrible lies about people." —Hermione Granger on her blackmail of Rita Hermione soon figured out that Rita was an unregistered Animagus, catching her in her beetle form and trapping her in a jar. Hermione then offered Rita an ultimatum — stop writing horrible stories about people for a year, or Hermione would expose Rita's unregistered Animagus status to the Ministry of Magic, with serious legal consequences. Rita was forced to comply, and suffered financial strain as a result. The Quibbler Rita: "But of course, Little Miss Perfect wouldn't want that story out there, would she?" Hermione: "As a matter of fact, that's exactly what Little Miss Perfect does want." Rita: "You want me to report what he says about He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named?" Hermione: "Yes, I do. The true story. All the facts. Exactly as Harry reports them. He'll give you all the details, he'll tell you the names of the undiscovered Death Eaters he saw there, he'll tell you what Voldemort looks like now... I want him given the opportunity to tell the truth!" — Rita and Hermione Granger in 1996 Rita getting the latest scoop. In 1995, Harry Potter's story that Lord Voldemort had returned was not believed by much of the wizarding world, as the Daily Prophet portrayed him as either a delusional boy or an attention-seeking liar. Hermione Granger wanted to get the truth to the public, and thus contacted Rita, who met her and Luna Lovegood in Hogsmeade on February 14, 1996 in the Leaky Cauldron, where they were joined by Harry after his date with Cho Chang. Harry thought that Hermione was with "the unlikeliest pair of drinking mates he could ever have imagined". Rita was initially taken aback that Hermione wanted her to interview Harry, and then resentful, since Hermione demanded that she only write exactly what Harry said and not portray him as the rest of the press was. Rita claimed the Prophet would not buy the story, reluctantly admitting that the Ministry of Magic was influencing it. Hermione told her that the interview would be printed in The Quibbler, which Luna's father's edited, and although Rita responded with disdain, she "eyed Hermione shrewdly" for a few moments and then agreed. However, when she learned she was expected to conduct the interview free of charge, she was furious. Hermione reminded her that she could report her unregistered Animagus status to the Ministry, thus Rita grudgingly complied. The interview was subsequently printed in The Quibbler, and became its best-selling issue of all time. It was banned at Hogwarts by High Inquisitor Dolores Umbridge, which seemed to only increase its popularity. Editor Xenophilius Lovegood sold the article to the Prophet after the Battle of the Department of Mysteries, when Voldemort's return became public, and he and his daughter Luna used the money to travel to Sweden in search for the Crumple-Horned Snorkack. Rita attended Albus Dumbledore's funeral in June 1997, and, within four weeks, she wrote a book about him, The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore. Much of the book's content was obtained through an interview Rita conducted with Bathilda Bagshot, a very elderly historian whose words Rita very likely sensationalized. Rita seems to have authored a whole series of hatchet jobs on former headmasters of Hogwarts, including Armando Dippet: Master or Moron? Following Voldemort's death, Skeeter wrote a biography of Harry Potter that was only about one-quarter true, as well as one about Severus Snape titled Snape: Scoundrel or Saint? Physical appearance "Attractive blonde Rita Skeeter, forty-three, whose savage quill has punctured many inflated reputations…" —Quick-Quotes Quill transcription Rita has curly, blonde hair that is strangely stiff, suggesting it is styled with the magical equivalent of hairspray. She has a heavy jaw, penciled-on eyebrows, three gold teeth, and large, masculine hands with claw-like, red-painted fingernails. She wears rhinestone glasses, and carries a crocodile-skin handbag, inside of which she keeps her acid green Quick-Quotes Quill. Personality and Traits Rita's Animagus form Ron: "She’ll be after you next, Hermione." Hermione: "Let her try! I’ll show her! Silly little girl, am I? Oh, I’ll get her back for this. First Harry, then Hagrid..." Ron: "You don’t want to go upsetting Rita Skeeter. I’m serious, Hermione, she’ll dig up something on you –" Hermione: "My parents don’t read the Daily Prophet. She can’t scare me into hiding! And Hagrid isn’t hiding anymore! He should never have let that excuse for a human being upset him!" — Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger on Rita Skeeter Rita is extremely nosy and willing to do anything for a good story — from spying on people in her Animagus form of a beetle to sensationalizing or outright inventing stories. She also took advantage of elderly Bathilda Bagshot's possibly fragile state of mind, even giving her Veritaserum, in order to dig up dirt on the late Albus Dumbledore for her extremely critical biography. Rita tended to portray the people she wrote about poorly, presumably because it sold more stories. However, she could also be very vindictive. For example, after Hermione Granger insulted her, Rita printed a completely false story about Hermione using love potions and toying with the hearts of both Harry Potter and Viktor Krum. This resulted in Hermione receiving hate mail, but she eventually got her revenge, blackmailing Rita into refraining from writing for a year. After this time period was up, Rita returned to her writing with as much gusto and as little scruples as before. Published works Articles Rita's Quick-Quotes Quill. A piece about the International Confederation of Wizards' Conference, describing Albus Dumbledore as an "obsolete dingbat". A piece about Gringotts Curse Breakers in which she referred to Bill Weasley as a "long-haired pillock". One about the Quidditch World Cup aftermath. One about the mistakes made by the Ministry of Magic concerning the attack on Alastor Moody. Rita's article about Harry Potter's supposed "secret heartache". One about Harry Potter being a Triwizard Champion who supposedly cried himself to sleep over his late parents. One about Rubeus Hagrid, portraying him as a ferocious half-Giant. One about Hermione Granger allegedly dating both Harry Potter and Viktor Krum. One about Harry Potter supposedly being dangerous (before the Third Task). An interview with Harry Potter in which he described Lord Voldemort's return. This was likely Skeeter's most accurate article, since Hermione Granger arranged it and would have informed the Ministry of Skeeter's status as an unregistered Animagus had she lied. Books Armando Dippet: Master or Moron? The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore (1997) Biography of Harry Potter with unknown title (1998) Snape: Scoundrel or Saint? 167959 2000 Ritas Welt: Die Lowenmutter TF Episode #20. 10-27-2000 Reporter (Mike Kruger). Reporter (Kalle Pohl). Reporterin (Xenia Seeberg). 167960 1954 Ritchie N Barter, J.P. Press 167961 1939 Ritchie of the News NJ Heyliger, William Newspaper. Country Weekly. Emphasis is on ethics. 167962 1976 Rite of Expiation N Riley, Dick Weinberg List Journalist 167963 1845 Riter Fitzgerald A Eakins, Thomas Critic. Portrait of Art, Music and Literary Critic Riter Fitgerald of the Philadelphia Evening Item. 167964 1998 Rites of Obedience N Gordon, Lindsay Adult Cub Reporter Penny Chambers is sent to investigate the Whitehead Academy, an adult school responsible for producing an unusually high number of successful corporate executives. Once there, it’s not long before the strange syllabus, lascivious students and stern staff awaken a dark sexuality she has always denied herself. A glamorous dean, a haughty Prussian doctor and the peerless Celeste twins all help to explore new realms of sensation. Like every other student, Penny’s education consists of a wide variety of specialist erotic training -- in both submission and domination -- under a strict new regime of discipline. Will Penny expose the bizarre institute, or will she learn to accept the pleasure of fulfilling her most perverse fantasies? Journalist Penny Chambers finds the lascivious students and staff awaken a dark new sexuality within her. 167965 2000 Rito terminal (aka Terminal Rite) MF Mexico Photojournalist Mateo (Guillermo Larrea) is on assignment in a strange land in the south of Mexico making a documentary for German people. This photographer faces mysterious rituals and dances by the local people. He discovers the natives don’t like foreigners. He falls in love with an Indian girl, but an old witch puts an evil spell on him causing him to lose his shadow and consequently his spirit. 167966 1975 Ritratto di Fidel DF Italy. Short Interviewer (Gina Lollobrigida). Fidel Castro (Himself). 167967 2005 Rittenhouse Square DT Interviewer (Robert Downey Sr.). 167968 1970 Ritual of Evil T News Media. Newscaster (Johnny Williams). 1st Reporter (Jimmy Joyce). 2nd Reporter (James LaSane) 167969 1970 Ritual, The M AFI-Censorship News Media 167970 1985 Rituals T Series 1984-1985 Reporter (Jill Andre). Reporter (Deborah White). 167971 1759 Rival Theatres, The P Stayley, George Critics 167972 1971 Rivals of Sherlock Holmes, The: Assyrian rejuvenator, The T UK. Episode #11. 11-29-1971 Photographer (John Evitts). 167973 1973 Rivals of Sherlock Holmes, The: Missing Q.C.s, The T Episode #24. 4-9-1973 News Media. The Journalist (Jack Galloway). Newsboy (Mark Rogers). 167974 1945 River Gang M News Media. Reporters (Wheaton Chambers, George Eldredge, Dick French, Jerry Jerome, Carl O'Bryan). 167975 1991 River of Darkness N Grady, James Investigative Reporter turned novelist's life is endangered when he helps a former CIA agent uncover a conspiracy. 167976 2006 River of Gods: August 15, 2047 - Happy Birthday, India NSF McDonald, Ian Journalist, a gangster, a cop, his wife, a politician, a stand-up comic, a set designer, a scientist, a dropout and a mind reader prophet will be swept together to decide the fate of the Mother India nation. An ambitious portrait of a future India. The nine disparate characters act out their related dramas. It's the Indian of 2047. Genetically engineered children comprise a new caste, adults can be surgically transformed into a neutral gender. A water war has broken out as the Ganges threatens to run dry. 167977 1916 River of Years, The N Panton, Jane Ellen (Anonymous) Journalism. Story of her life, efforts in a special line of journalism, marriage and dissertation by a painter. Descriptions of home life and education. 167978 1954 River Pirates, The CB Headline Comics, Vol. 10, #1 - #67 Reporter Joe Condon 167979 1992 River Runs Through It, A M DVD -R HQ 7980, 7981, 7982. L Maclean, Norman (Story). Richard Friedenberg (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Paul Maclean (Brad Pitt) of The Bee in Helena Montana in the 1920s. He gets the job after working for the high school paper while his brother goes to college. He gets a reputation as "the fishing newspaperman." MacLean indulges in drinking binges and gambling. Stirs up the other patrons of speakeasy by bringing his Indian girlfriend along. His brother has to bail him out when he is arrested for getting in fights. The reporter also accumulates gambling debts. Brother tries to convince reporter to come with him to Chicago, but Paul says he will never leave Montana. The reporter is beaten to death. Reporter (Rex Kendall). Reporter (Jack Kroll). Harry the Editor (Chuck Adamson). Secretary at Newspaper (Martina Kreidl). 167980 1976 River Runs Through It, A N OWN - P MacLean, Norman Newspaperman 167981 1985 River, The M DVD TV Weatherman (Ira M. Quillen II) 167982 1999 River's End N Roberts, Nora Investigative Reporter Noah Brady is the son of a police detective who discovered a four-year-old girl in 1979 who found her doped-up father, bloodied shears in hand, poised over the dead body of her movie-star mom. From prison, the girl's father asks Brady to research the crime. He accepts his task eagerly, heedless of the now grown daughter's rebuffs, and undeterred by violence and danger. The convicted killer wants to tell his story and picks Brady, a true-crime writer and son of the cop who arrested him, to write it. He agrees because the story has haunted him all his life. The grown girl is at first appalled, then curious. Brady is everything she imagined, but he is probing deeply painful memories. 167983 1998 Riverside Drive N Van Wormer, Laura TV News Producers Cassy and Michael Cochran. Michael is a drinker and womanizer and Cassy suffers in silence. They live in an apartment building that lines Manhattan's Riverside Park. It is New York's most sough-after address. A boulevard lined with majestic mansions and impressive apartments, where passions and secrets collide, where love is destroyed then found again. Warm, feisty cleaning woman ties all of the families living there together. 167984 2006 Riveting M Short - Thriller Interviewer (Jim Terr). 167985 1980 Riviera: Novel about the Cannes Film Festival, A N Hopkins, Robert Sydney PR Public Relations. Personal Public Relations Specialist Rayna Tate. 167986 1982 Rivington Street N Tax, Meredith Journalist Rachel abandons her ultra-Orthodox Jewish background to go to work for the Jewish Daily Forward. She is one of four enterprising, courageous Jewish women on New York's Lower East Side. Mother masterminds the family's escape from czarist Russia. Eldest daughter becomes union organizer and socialist. Youngest rises to top of fashion design world. Their friend Rachel goes into journalism. 167987 1999 RKO 281 MT DVD -R HQ 2906, 2862. SVD 798 Publisher William Randolph Hearst (James Cromwell) angered over Orson Welles' "Citizen Kane" and vows to destroy the film. Louella Parsons (Brenda Blethyn). Hedda Hopper (Fiona Shaw). Newsreader (Roger Rose). 167988 1963 Ro.Go.Pa.G.: La Ricotta MF One of Four short films News Media. The Journalist (Vittorio La Paglia). 167989 1936 Road Gang M Finkel, Abem and Harold Buckley (Story). Dalton Trumbo (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter James Larrabie (Donald Woods), a freelance Southern writer, gets a story on a corrupt politician and sends it to the Chicago Sun. Paper decides to hire Larrabie and he heads north taking his assistant Bob Gordon (Carlyle Moore) with him. Both are stopped by a cop who claims they are suspected of grand larceny. A prisoner forces them to help him escape, and they end up on a road gang and harsh prison life. Gordon is fried on an electric fence trying to escape. Larrabie is brutalized by the guards before being freed. He writes about his ordeal in the Chicago Sun. Editor Harry Shields (Joseph Crehan). 167990 1997 Road Movie M Editor (Terry Winkleman) 167991 1998 Road Rage MT Newspaper Editor (Trevor Ray). 167992 2001 Road Rules (no title) T SVD 1100 Episode Tabloid Journalists. Roadies become tabloid journalists in search of a story on UFOs. 167993 2001 Road Shoes N Worden, Darla Gardening Magazine Editor Laura Von Baden wants to transform 40 Colorado acres into a Martha Stewart-style dream but it's a naïve idea for the newlywed and newly pregnant editor. 167994 1984 Road to 1984, The MT Magazine Editor (David Webb). 167995 1926 Road to Broadway, The M AFI-Reporters/Publicists. PR Press Agent passes a young Louisville girl who defies her father's wishes and heads to New York seeking fame and fortune as a Broadway actress as a French heiress. The girl's hometown sweetheart comes to New York and challenges the girl's French suitor to a duel. Their fight-to-the-finish is broken up by the cops but the girl finds herself front-page news in every newspaper in the country. It turns out the boy back home, the French lover and the cops were all actors hired by the girl's ever-resourceful press agent. 167996 2005 Road to Esmeralda, The N Nicholson, Joy Freelance Graphic Designer Sarah Gustafsson and Alcoholic Failed Writer Nick Sperry from Los Angeles flee the threat of post-9/11 terrorist attacks for the Yucatan jungle. Sperry is wrestling with memories of his abusive, deceased father and an unwritten antiwar novel. They head to Mexico by car. After being taunted at the resorts, they go south to the tiny town of Esmeralda in the heart of the Yucatan's Caribbean side. 167997 1962 Road to Hong Kong, The M Photographer at Calcutta Airport (Guy Standeven). 167998 1942 Road to Morocco M DVD -R HQ 5003, 5006. DVD. L Quinn English Announcer (Brandon Hurst). Chinese Announcer (Richard Loo). Russian Announcer (Leo Mostovsoy), Philippine Announcer (Pete G. Katchenaro). 167999 2002 Road to Perdition M DVD Photojournalist Maguire (Jude Law), a ghoulish hit man and photojournalist with a fanatical devotion to taking pictures of dead bodies. Even the ones he creates. 168000 2002 Road to Perdition N Allan, Max (Illustrator Richard Piers Rayner) Graphic Novel Photojournalist shoots pictures of bodies -- kills many of them. 168001 1994 Road to Saddle River M Photographer, Buffalo (Robert Larmont). 168002 1940 Road to Singapore M DVD -R HQ 6253, 6254. DVD. L Columnist (Jack Pepper). Cameraman (Richard Keene). 168003 1954 Road to Spandau, The DT Host Joseph C. Harsch 168004 2005 Road To Stardom with Missy Elliot: That's Madonna, Right There T Episode. 2-16-2005 Reporter (Jackamoe Buzzell). 168005 2006 Road to the White House, The N Parnell, Tom News Media report Captain David Bishop’s story to the world. Bishop was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer five days before his fighter plane crashed into the Euphrates River, Iraq. The crash paralyzed him from the neck down. A few hours after the crash, he wasn’t paralyzed and he didn’t have cancer. Bishop shared passionately with friends and doctors that the story of the Tree of Life in Genesis, Chapter two explained his miraculous healing. He was asked to resign from the Navy after 20 years of meritorious service. He shared his story of miraculous healing at churches and community organizations and the news media told his story around the globe. Convinced that only presidential power could discover the Euphrates Miracle Medicine and believing he was doing God’s will, Bishop agrees to travel the Road to the White House corporate executives have paved. It was these powerful corporate executives, denied defense contracts by the current administration, acquired all computer voting machine companies and persuaded Captain Bishop to become their presidential candidate. 168006 1945 Road to Utopia M DVD -R HQ 5004, 5006. DVD. L Commentator Robert Benchley narrator 168007 1989 Road to War, The DT Interviewers Charles Champlin, Herbert Bregstein, Irving Allen. 168008 1994 Road to Wellville, The M Reporter (James Bigwood). Reporter (George Nannarello). Reporter (Rich Valliere). 168009 1941 Road to Zanzibar M Commentator (Ken Carpenter). 168010 2000 Road Trip M Crime Scene Photographer (Matt Walsh). 168011 1932 Roadhouse Murder, The M SVDSP 607. SV 42 (Poor quality) Level, Maurice (Novel, L'Epouvante). J. Walter Ruben (Director-Screenplay-Dialogue). Additional Dialogue: Gene Fowler Ness Book Cub Reporter for The New York Star, Charles "Chick" Brian (Eric Linden), sets himself up on a murder charge to get a scoop. Found guilty but at the last minute is freed. City Editor Jeff "Buzz" Dale (Roscoe Karns). Night Editor (William Halligan). Opening is a series of dissolves depicting various activities in the newsroom including a drunken reporter who is typing his letter of resignation. Drunk Reporter (Matt McHugh). Variety, 5/3/32: "…the most impossible city editor that a long cycle of newspaper yarns has yet produced." 168012 1930 Roadhouse Nights M VHS 5222 AFI-Reporters Reporter Willie Bindbugel (Charles Ruggles) is sent by big city newspaper to expose bootlegger after another reporter is killed. City Editor (Leo Donnelly). 168013 1989 Roadkill M Cameraman Rafi (Namir Khan). 168014 1989 Roadrunners: Combat Journalists in Cambodia N Howell, Haney Journalist 168015 2004 Roads: Mac and Me, Vol. 3 N Rodman, P. Allan Freelance Photojournalist is kidnapped by a terrorist group in the jungles of Surinam, a small country in South America. His old high school friend tries to save him. 168016 1992 Roadside Prophets M Journalist (Ebbe Roe Smith) 168017 1941 Roar of the Press M Bloch, Alfred (Story). Albert Duff (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Wally Williams (Wallace Ford) of New York Globe returns from covering a murder story in Vermont with a new bride. He assures her that most of the time reporters just go into the office, grind out their work and head home. In New York, he sees body fall out of window and pursues group of racketeers working with fifth columnists. Reporter continues to chase scoops while trying to pacify increasingly frustrated wife. Bride receives support from wives of other reporters. Wives from rival papers as well form a "widows of the press" club. When reporter finds man murdered in apartment, he contacts paper and photographer rather than call the police. Editor chooses not to bail him so he can keep Williams focused on story. Editor threatens to call woman from reporter's past to keep him in line. Lies to reporter's bride about his whereabouts. Williams gets back at editor. When he exposes mob, spills story to police in presence of other reporters. . "I still say there oughta be a law. Newspapermen should never be married." Reporter with mustache (Lynton Brent). Reporters (Jack Cheatham, Pat Gleason, Jack Perrin). Photographer Red Keane (Donald Kerr). 168018 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Among the Missing T Episode #27. 5-6-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). Pat vetoes the story of a West Point cadet that goes AWOL and witness a murder 168019 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Another Time, Another War T Episode #36. 11-4-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168020 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Asparagus Tips T Episode #41. 12-9-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168021 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Big Town Blues T VHS 1064 Episode #13. 1-21-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168022 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Black Saturday T Episode #16. 2-11-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). Pat writes a story about a baseball player's mother 168023 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Blondes Prefer Gentlemen T Episode #42. 12-16-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168024 1960 Roaring 20's, The: Bold Edition T Episode #9. 12-10-1960 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). Gangster murders a reporter who was a witness to a murder 168025 1960 Roaring 20's, The: Brother's Keeper T Episode #6. 11-19-1960 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). Pat gets involved in a feud between a bank president and his playboy brother while trying to get the scoop 168026 1960 Roaring 20's, The: Champagne Lady T Episode #2. 10-22-1960 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168027 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Coney Red Hots T Episode #14. 1-28-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168028 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Dance Marathon T VHS 909 Episode #12. 6-14-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). Scott is fired from the paper for his persistent attempts to prove that police Captain Maples is a crook 168029 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Duke on the Bum T Episode #38. 11-18-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168030 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Everybody Loves Benny T Episode #37. 11-11-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168031 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Fifth Pin, The T Episode #23. 4-8-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168032 1962 Roaring 20's, The: Footlights T Episode #44. 1-13-1962. Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168033 1960 Roaring 20's, The: Judge Seward's Secret T Episode #7. 11-26-1960 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168034 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Kitty Goes West T VHS 1065 Episode #33. 10-14-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168035 1960 Roaring 20's, The: Layoff Charley T Episode #10. 12-17-1960 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). Scott does a feature exposing the dual life of C. W. Webster, a respectable business man 168036 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Lucky Charm T Episode #17. 2-18-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168037 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Mademoiselle from Armentieres T Episode #26. 4-29-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168038 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Maestro, The T Episode #11. 1-7-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168039 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Million Dollar Suit T Episode #30. 5-27-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). Pat exposes a graft on the under-river tunnel project. The Record is slapped with a million dollar libel suit 168040 1961 Roaring 20's, The: No Exit T Episode #32. 10-7-1961. Season 2 Opener Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168041 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Nobody's Millions T Episode #34. 10-21-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). Duke cooks up a news story out of thin air 168042 1962 Roaring 20's, The: People People Marry, The T Episode #45. 1-20-1962 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist (Jack Carter) on a newspaper (the comedian in a rare straight role). Higbee is sitting in for the paper's advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist 168043 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Pie in the Sky T Episode #18. 2-25-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168044 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Pinky Goes to College T Episode #39. 11-25-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168045 1960 Roaring 20's, The: Prairie Flower T VHS 1063 Episode #5. 11-12-1960 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168046 1960 Roaring 20's, The: Premiere: Burnett's Woman T Episode #1. 10-15-1960.Series 1960-1962. 45 episodes Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). Pat writes an article that frees Julie 168047 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Red Carpet, The T VHS 1065 (Poor Copy) Episode #24. 4-15-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168048 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Right Off the Boat (1) T Episode #28. 5-13-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168049 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Right Off the Boat (2) T Episode #29. 5-20-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168050 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Royal Tour T Episode #31. 6-3-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168051 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Salvation of Killer McFadden T Episode #22. 4-1-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168052 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Scandal Sheet T Episode #25. 4-22-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). Scandal sheet publisher kills a playboy 168053 1961 Roaring 20's, The: So's Your Old Man T Episode #40. 12-2-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168054 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Standing Room Only T Episode #35. 10-28-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168055 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Twelfth Hour, The T VHS 1064 (Poor Copy) Episode #21. 3-18-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168056 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Two a Day T Episode #15. 2-4-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168057 1961 Roaring 20's, The: Vamp, The T Episode #19. 3-4-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). Producer fires a publicity agent who later finds a waitress and makes her into a big star 168058 1960 Roaring 20's, The: Velvet Frame T VHS 1063 Episode #3. 10-29-1960 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168059 1960 Roaring 20's, The: Vendetta on Bleecker Street T Episode #4. 11-05-1960 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168060 1961 Roaring 20's, The: War with the Night Hawkers T Episode #20. 3-11-1961 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168061 1960 Roaring 20's, The: White Carnation T Episode #8. 12-03-1960 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168062 1962 Roaring 20's, The: You Can't Fight City Hall T Episode #43. 1-6-19662 Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). Pinky wants to prove the value of democracy to an immigrant newsboy 168063 1973 Roaring Queen, The N Lewis, Wyndham Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). "He had the constant frown of Power -- the frown of the Power-of-the-pen -- to make and to mar, of course, the great critic's frown in excelsis. For this was a Literary Emperor." Modeled on Arnold Bennett, an enormously influential reviewer as well as one of the most successful novelists of his time. 168064 1939 Roaring Twenties, The M DVD -R HQ 3912, 3913. L Reporter-Columnists for the New York Record, Scott Norris (Rex Reason) and Pat Garrison (Donald May). New York during the 1920s. Pinky Pinkham (Dorothy Provine). 168065 1997 Roarke: Adventurer, The NR Ross, Jo Ann Harlequin Correspondent Roarke O'Malley loves danger and beautiful woman. As a globe-trotting journalist lives on the edge using his wits, daring and sheer love of adventure. He's home to recuperate from an attempt on his life, he's set up by a woman who claims to love him and faces the greatest danger of his life. 168066 1991 Rob Burns: Death in the Water NM Smith, Julie #4 Rebecca Schwartz-Rob Burns Mysteries Reporter Rob Burns for the San Francisco Chronicle is Attorney Rebecca Schwartz's boyfriend. His journalistic curiosity is of use in her investigations and if he possesses any clout with his publisher, it is used, not always successful. A murdered woman is found floating in the famous kelp forest in the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Not only is the victim the boss of the aquarium and the seduce of Rebecca's friend's husband, but she appears to have been stabbed with the friend's distinctive le Rebecca sets out to prove her client's innocence. Is her friend a promiscuous, cold-blooded woman who drove her husband into the murdered woman's arms and neglects her children? Would she have murdered her boss to get her job? Or is the killer her friend's colleague, a very handsome man. Another murder occurs and a valuable gem is missing. Rebecca falls for the gorgeous male suspect and develops maternal feelings for her friend's two children and for the suspect's little girl. 168067 1992 Rob Burns: Death Turns a Trick NM Smith, Julie #1 Rebecca Schwartz-Rob Burns Mysteries Reporter Rob Burns for the San Francisco Chronicle is Attorney Rebecca Schwartz's boyfriend. His journalistic curiosity is of use in her investigations and if he possesses any clout with his publisher, it is used, not always successful. Schwarz is a fairly normal Bay-area attorney, but when she almost gets bused for playing piano in a bordello and a part-time student-prostitute is killed in her home and the killer stalks Rebecca, it's time to take action. It's a matter of life or death. 168068 1995 Rob Burns: Other People's Skeletons NM Smith, Julie #5 Rebecca Schwartz-Rob Burns Mysteries Reporter Rob Burns for the San Francisco Chronicle is Attorney Rebecca Schwartz's ex-boyfriend. His journalistic curiosity is of use in her investigations and if he possesses any clout with his publisher, it is used, not always successful. Schwartz turns to sleuthing when her partner, Chris Nicolson, becomes a prime suspect in the hit-and-run death of San Francisco Arts Critic Jason McKendrick. Chris says she didn't even know the victim, but an eyewitness places her car at the crime scene. Her alibi could get laughed out of court. She was with a group of fellow psychics and everyone was in "a deep trance." Burns, the Chronicle Reporter and now Rebecca's ex-boyfriend, suggests they cooperate to find the murderer. As they dig, Jason's life emerges like a puzzle of mismatched pieces: a glamorous job, a depressing hovel of a home and an array of women friends who offer strikingly different perspectives on him. Soon Chri's psychic chums who ooze sincerity use their other worldly skills to help the investigation. It seems many people lived secret lives. And Rebecca develops a frightening medical problem. 168069 1984 Rob Burns: Sourdough Wars, The: NM MLPL Smith, Julie #2 Rebecca Schwartz-Rob Burns Mysteries Reporter Rob Burns for the San Francisco Chronicle is Attorney Rebecca Schwartz's boyfriend. His journalistic curiosity is of use in her investigations and if he possesses any clout with his publisher, it is used, not always successful. The Martinelli family was famous for its sourdough recipe. Now someone else was famous for killing the family heir. Rebecca wants to find out who's responsible -- and she won't be dong it for bread. Rival bakers compete for a batch of sourdough starter. 168070 1986 Rob Burns: Tourist Trap N MLPL Smith, Julie #3 Rebecca Schwartz-Rob Burns Mysteries Reporter Rob Burns for the San Francisco Chronicle is Attorney Rebecca Schwartz's boyfriend. His journalistic curiosity is of use in her investigations and if he possesses any clout with his publisher, it is used, not always successful. Rebecca heads to an Easter morning sunrise service and gets the shock of her life when she sees a real body nailed to the cross. She learns the man was a tourist and he's only the first to die. Man identifying himself as The Trapper is out to destroy San Francisco's tourist trade by killing visitors. But when the cops arrest an innocent man as The Trapper, Rebecca takes on an impossible defense and goes undercover to find the killer 168071 2002 Rob Nelson Show: T Episode #2. 10-21-2002 News Media. Street Anchor (Scott Nankivel). Host Rob Nelson. 168072 2007 Robber Bride, The MT DVD -R HQ 8059, 8060 Magazine Editor Roz Andrews (Wendy Crewson) is a friend of a seductive Journalist Zenia Arden (Mary-Louise Parker) who becomes a suspect in her disappearance and apparent murder along with two other friends. 168073 2000 Robbers M Interviewer (Kurt Bloom) 168074 1982 Robbers of the Sacred Mountain (aka Falcon's Gold) MT Reporter 168075 1944 Robbers’ Roost (The Face) CB Big Shot, No. 44, March, 1944. Reporters’ hangout is suspected of harboring a spy. 168076 1985 Robbery MT Reporter. 1st Reporter (David Lynch). 2nd Reporter (Chris Galletti). TV Sports Commentator (Steve Haddan). 168077 2002 Robbery Homicide Division: Alton Davis Redux T Episode #15. 10-25-2002. Series 2002-2003. Newscaster (Ann Martin). Channel 6 News Reporter (Natalie Hartman). 168078 2002 Robbery Homicide Division: In/Famous T Episode #6. 11-1-2002 News Media. Reporter (Suzanne Whang). Host (Bob Goen). 168079 2005 Robbery of Vengeance N Stansson, Ron Female Reporter helps a man unravel the mystery of his late grandmother's missing fortune. 168080 2003 Robbie Williams live i Horsens TF Denmark Interviewer (Timm Vladimir - Himself). 168081 1968 Robby M AFI-Authors Writer 168082 2008 Robert Benchley Short Subjects CC DVD -R HQ 10636 TCM Promotional Film Critic Robert Benchley is shown in excerpts from a series of his famous MGM comedy short subjects. 168083 1928 Robert Benchley Shorts DM L Short Subject. 3-12- 1928 to 1945 Commentator Robert Benchley, critic, writer, journalist 168084 1940 Robert Benchley: Dark Magic DM Short Subject Commentator Robert Benchley. Brings home a magic set demonstrated in the store so he and junior can do magic acts. 168085 1946 Robert Benchley: Hour for Love, An DM VHS 1303 Short Subject Commentator Robert Benchley 168086 1940 Robert Benchley: How to be a Detective DM VHS 1270 Short Subject Commentator Robert Benchley 168087 1940 Robert Benchley: Important Business DM DVD -R HQ 2628 Benchley, Robert (original story and screenplay) Short Subject Commentator Robert Benchley. 168088 1946 Robert Benchley: Master of Ceremonies DM SVDSP 1438 Short Subject Commentator Robert Benchley 168089 1940 Robert Benchley: No News Is Good News DM VHS 1250 Short Subject Commentator Robert Benchley on the news 168090 1940 Robert Benchley: Opening Day DM DVD -R HQ 2581 Short Subject Commentator Robert Benchley. Throws out first ball at baseball game offering an involved state-of-the-city speech no one understands and everyone ridicules. 168091 1940 Robert Benchley: That Inferior Feeling DM VHS 1273 Short Subject Commentator Robert Benchley 168092 1994 Robert Bride, The N Atwood, Margaret Freelance Magazine Writer Zenia ruins the lives of three former classmates, including Roz, a successful business woman who runs a magazine. 168093 1930 Robert Burns Panatela Program, The R 1930s Newspaper. Gracie's missing brother -- stories in newspapers 168094 1976 Robert Christopher: Freeze Frame NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Irvine, R.R. #2 Robert Christopher Mysteries TV Investigative Reporter Robert (Bob) Christopher for Channel 3 News in Los Angeles. 168095 1978 Robert Christopher: Horizontal Hold NM OWN - P (Three Copies) Irvine, R.R. #3 Robert Christopher Mysteries TV Investigative Reporter Robert (Bob) Christopher for Channel 3 News in Los Angeles. 168096 1974 Robert Christopher: Jump Cut NM OWN - P Irvine, R.R. #1 Robert Christopher Mysteries TV Investigative Reporter Robert (Bob) Christopher for Channel 3 News in Los Angeles. 168097 1985 Robert Christopher: Ratings Are Murder NM OWN - H Irvine, R.R. #4 Robert Christopher Mysteries TV Investigative Reporter Robert (Bob) Christopher for Channel 3 News in Los Angeles. Christopher is an old hand at ferreting out consumer fraud. Now he is searching for a killer. He finds himself dodging cloudbursts, raccoons, spilled blood and his obsessed boss who needs Christopher on the six o'clock news to improve the ratings. The cleaning woman at the station happens to be involved in a strong effort to reinstate Saint Christopher on the Catholic Church's calendar. She is found dead and the reporter feels compelled to search for her killer. He must hunt out the murderer within the web of blackmail, chicanery, X-rated film making and station politics at the station's rickety building while at the same time the killer is trying to make the reporter his next victim. 168098 1985 Robert Kennedy and His Times MT Miniseries Reporter (Haven Earl Haley) 168099 1975 Robert MacNeil Report, The DT TV Anchors. Co-Anchor Robert MacNeil (1975-1995). Co-Anchor Jim Lehrer. Correspondents Charlayne Hunter-Gault (1978-1997), Betsy Ann Browser (1999), Phil Ponce . Senior Interviewer-Host Terrence Smith (2003-2004). Reporters Margaret Warner (1993-2004), Gwen Ifill (1999-2004), Ray Suarez (1999-2004), John Draper (2003), Susan Dentzer (2003), Louis Bates (2004), Terence Smith (2004), Julian Manyon (2004). Correspondent Elizabeth Brackett (1999-2004). Chief Washington Correspondent Judy Woodruff (1984-1993). Senior Correspondent Elizabeth Farnsworth (1995). Commentator Mark Shields (1988-). Interviewer Jeffrey Brown. Los Angeles Times Reporter Alissa Rubin (2004). 168100 1951 Robert Montgomery Presents Your Lucky Strike Theatre: Class of '67 T Episode #41. 12-31-1951 News Media. Network News and Special Events Department produced an episode that opens in the maternity wing of a New York Hospital. An overview of the world in which a brand new baby has been born into is presented featuring film clips of national and world events with live pick-ups from around New York. Reporters. 168101 1954 Robert Montgomery Presents Your Lucky Strike Theatre: Invitation to Murder T Episode #171. 8-16-1954 Publisher gets a manuscript full of damning statements about a number of important people. He invites the author and those mentioned in the book to the same party suggesting to guests that murdering the author might be a suitable option. 168102 1952 Robert Montgomery Presents Your Lucky Strike Theatre: Lila, My Love T Episode #60. 5-12-1952 Reporter for a Paris newspaper encounters an American woman with great ambitions. 168103 1952 Robert Montgomery Presents Your Lucky Strike Theatre: My Little Girl T Episode #151. 3-29-1954 Reporter who is also a father thinks he's done a good job raising his child. Unfortunately he starts to have doubts about her integrity. 168104 1952 Robert Montgomery Presents Your Lucky Strike Theatre: There's No Need To Shout T Episode #214. 6-20-1955. Based on a true story. Newspaperwoman Frances Warfield (Nancy Malone) jeopardized her success by not addressing her hearing loss. 168105 1952 Robert Montgomery Presents Your Lucky Strike Theatre: Two Wise Women T Episode #178. 10-4-1954 French Reporter. A married American bank falls for the French reporter while in Berlin. 168106 1923 Robert Ruddy SS Ullman, Albert Edward Reporter for the World, always in search of a big story. Keeping running into crime and solving cases., Short Stories, 1923-1924. 168107 1935 Roberta M DVD -R HQ 2083, 2084. L Rogers Lady Reporter (Grace Hayle) on Fashion. 168108 2005 Robin & Company T TV Anchor Robin Meade, Christi Paul. Entertainment Anchors Adrianna Costa, Shannon Cook. Correspondents Sumi Das, Brianna Keilar, Jeanne Moos. Weather Bob Van Dillen. Sports Ray D'Alessio, Will Selva. Movie Reviews Russ Leatherman. Your Money Carrie Lee. AOL Online Advisor Regina Lewis. 168109 1993 Robin and Jeet Vaughan: Death by Dressage NM Banks, Carolyn #1 Robin and Jeet Vaughan Mysteries Food Critic Jeet Vaughan is the husband of a famous equestrienne detective Robin Vaughan. The equestrian community of Austin, Texas is shocked to learn of the brutal death of a stuck-up socialite and fellow rider. Police call it an accident but Robin isn't so sure. The woman had more enemies than friends and any one of them would be glad to see her early demise. Things get personal when Robin's best friend, Lola, is questioned in connection with the crime. In order to clear her friend's name, Robin must discover what really happened to the woman. Her investigation takes her to the highest levels of equestrian society where the competition is fierce and some people will do anything to win. 168110 1996 Robin and Jeet Vaughan: Death on the Diagonal NM Banks, Carolyn #5 Robin and Jeet Vaughan Mysteries Food Critic Jeet Vaughan of the Bead Weekly is the new editor of the local Texas newspaper, husband of a famous equestrienne detective. The previous editor was killed in a suspicious hit-and-run accident. Nosy newcomer Robin Vaughan, Jeet's wife, is hunting for a place to board her two cherished horses. She sniffs trouble on this tumbleweed paradise. While Jeet settles in as the new editor of the newspaper, reckless Robin asks incautious questions. Before she knows it, Robin's headed for a dead end of her own. 168111 1995 Robin and Jeet Vaughan: Groomed for Death NM Banks, Carolyn #2 Robin and Jeet Vaughan Mysteries Food Critic Jeet Vaughan is the husband of a famous equestrienne detective Robin Vaughan. Texas horsewoman Robin Vaughan finds herself flat on the sidewalk the first time she ventures out of her New York hotel at 5 a.m. A good Samaritan comes to her aid wearing black fishnet stockings and looking like a hooker. The woman claims to be on her way to an uptown riding stable to feed the horses. But when Jeet, the nervous husband, calls Claremont Riding Academy to confirm the young woman's identity, nobody there has ever heard of her. Is trustful Robin being set up for a deadly fall? 168112 1996 Robin and Jeet Vaughan: Horse To Die For NM Banks, Carolyn #4 Robin and Jeet Vaughan Mysteries Food Critic Jeet Vaughan is the husband of a famous equestrienne detective Robin Vaughan. Vaughan would never lay a hand on any four-legged creature least of all the magnificent horse her friend received as a Christmas gift. But Robin suspects that the beautiful horse isn't quite the horse he seems. For one thing he killed his last owner. For another he bears an uncanny resemblance to a horse called Wickie, who haunts Robin's past and whom she knows to be dead. In fact, she'd swear that this horse is Wickie. Can she prove it? She decides to try and uncovers a scam and a repellent villain who is not only real but deadly. 168113 1995 Robin and Jeet Vaughan: Murder Well-Bred NM Banks, Carolyn #3 Robin and Jeet Vaughan Mysteries Food Critic Jeet Vaughan is the husband of a famous equestrienne detective Robin Vaughan. While Jeet checks out San Miguel's cuisine, Vaughan heads for the country to interview a famed dressage master. But the man is nastily uncooperative, his elegant horses are nervous and the interview is a flop. So is an encounter with an old Texas friend who's sitting petty on a wonderful ranch called Milagro (Miracle). Her friend is not friendly and terribly nervous. And before long, she's dead. Who fired the shots that killed her? Why is Milagro such a deep secret? Wild horses couldn't keep Robin from snooping for the truth. The story is too bizarre to believe -- and much too dangerous to print/. 168114 1964 Robin and the 7 Hoods M L PR News Media. Public Relations. Allen A. Dale (Bing Crosby) publicizing gangster 168115 2004 Robin Ballantyne: Falling Off Air N Sampson, Catherine TV Journalist Robin Ballantyne is now a single mother of two twins. She has just put her children to bed when she sees a woman plunge from a window of a neighboring house. Although Robin is initially convinced that she has no link to the dead woman, others are less sure. The deceased is Paul Carmichael, a socially conscious politician who just happens to be the subject of a documentary hosted by the estranged father of Robin’s children. Was Carmichael’s a suicide? Or was she murdered? A second suspicious death links Robin even closer to the mystery, and the evidence makes her look very guilty indeed. Abandoned by her boyfriend Adam after having twins, Robin Balantyne’s hopes of getting on with her life are shattered when her ex-boyfriend and an activist neighbor are murdered by someone who has set Robin up for the crimes. Ballantine is trying to make her way back to her career in television, balancing her job with the demands of being a single mother with twins when she finds herself in the wrong place at the wrong time. On night after putting the children to bed, she hears what she thinks is an argument outside. Then suddenly, a body falls past her window. Running outside, she finds Paula Carmichael, a renowned activist, dead on the ground. Although Robin and Paul weren’t acquainted, the police find Robin’s name mentioned, frequently, in the dead woman’s diary. Robin then learns that her ex-boyfriend had been making a documentary about Paula and may know more than he lets on. But before she can ask him, he’s killed by a hit-and-run driver who was driving Robin’s car. Now a suspect herself, Robin must figure out who wanted both Robin and Adam dead before she loses her freedom, her children and her life. Ballantyne happens to be looking out the window of her London row house one rainy night when she sees a woman’s body dropping from the sky, or, more accurately, the neighbor’s roof. Robin’s neighbor, Paula Carmichael, lies dead on the ground outside. After telling the story to the police, Robin is shocked to discover that she is a leading suspect, thanks to numerous mentions of her in the victim’s diary and other circumstantial evidence. Robin hardly knew Paula, a renowned liberal activist, and yet Paula seemed to know Robin’s every move. Why would such a famous woman virtually stalk a single mother? Could it have something to do with Robin’s career in broadcast news? Is it a coincidence that Paula had worked with Robin’s ex-husband? 168116 2005 Robin Ballantyne: Out of Mind N Sampson, Catherine London TV Journalist Robin Ballantyne looks into the disappearance of a colleague, Melanie Jacobs, an adventurous camerawoman. Warned off the case by her bosses, Robin persists, even traveling to Cambodia to interview the last person to see Melanie alive Robin is back at the Corporation producing a documentary about missing persons, particularly Melanie Jacobs, who survived missions to Kosovo and Rwanda only to disappear from HazPrep, the Corporation's safety-training facility for war-bound personnel. Robin inherits an apartment spacious for herself, her two children and a live-in nanny. Despite warnings from Corporation boss Ivor Collins and the disapproval of a police detective, the telejournalist pursues the story and discovers what happened. 168117 1936 Robin Bishop: Doctor Died at Dusk, The NM Homes, Geoffrey (Daniel Mainwaring) #2 Robin Bishop Mysteries Reporter Robin Bishop is a Los Angeles newspaper reporter who acts like a private eye. He's a blithe, cynical reporter-detective with a roving eye. Eventually he marries Miss Mary Huston whom he met while doing a story. Bishop investigates the murder of a doctor in the San Joaquin Valley 168118 1937 Robin Bishop: Man Who Didn't Exist, The NM Homes, Geoffrey (Daniel Mainwaring) #3 Robin Bishop Mysteries Reporter Robin Bishop is a Los Angeles newspaper reporter who acts like a private eye. He's a blithe, cynical reporter-detective with a roving eye. Eventually he marries Miss Mary Huston whom he met while doing a story. 168119 1938 Robin Bishop: Man Who Murdered Goliath, The NM OWN - H Homes, Geoffrey (Daniel Mainwaring) #4 Robin Bishop Mysteries Reporter Robin Bishop is a Los Angeles newspaper reporter who acts like a private eye. He's a blithe, cynical reporter-detective with a roving eye. Eventually he marries Miss Mary Huston whom he met while doing a story. Reporter untangles the deaths of a rich man and a newspaper editor 168120 1936 Robin Bishop: Man Who Murdered Himself, The NM Homes, Geoffrey (Daniel Mainwaring) #1 Robin Bishop Mysteries Reporter Robin Bishop is a Los Angeles newspaper reporter who acts like a private eye. He's a blithe, cynical reporter-detective with a roving eye. Eventually he marries Miss Mary Huston whom he met while doing a story. Bishop, a former reporter now a detective, solves the mystery of the corpse floating in the reservoir.. Guy Barton of the News. George Blake, city editor. At end of novel: "George Blacke needs a reporter…how about it?" Robin: "Sure I'll take it." 168121 1938 Robin Bishop: Then There Were Three NM OWN - H - P Homes, Geoffrey (Daniel Mainwaring) #5 Robin Bishop Mysteries Reporter Robin Bishop is a Los Angeles newspaper reporter who acts like a private eye. He's a blithe, cynical reporter-detective with a roving eye. Eventually he marries Miss Mary Huston whom he met while doing a story. She's a secretary at the Morgan Missing Persons Bureau detective agency ("Missing Persons Located, Heirs Found"). Robin teams up with a milk-drinking Private Investigator Humphrey Campbell who also works for Morgan. 168122 2006 Robin Hamilton: Page One: Hit and Run NM Barr, Nancy #1 Robin Hamilton Mysteries Reporter Robin Hamilton, a 30-something newspaper reporter in a small town in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, is a sassy, gutsy journalist who investigates a murder in a small town where things are not always as they seem. No one can be trusted. As Robin covers the scoop of a hit and run for the local newspaper, a killer watches her every move. Tension builds a Robin discovers the killer’s motives and becomes a target herself. Robin Hamilton, a small-town reporter with a big heart. Nancy Barr: “Without a doubt, the main character, Robin Hamilton, is loosely based on me and my experience as a police reporter at a small newspaper. I’m not that spunky and I hate confrontation, but I do have a sarcastic side and love animals, which is why I gave her Belle, a basset hound, for a sidekick. The characters that populate the fictional newspaper staff are an amalgamation of the many talented people I’ve encountered over the years.” 168123 2007 Robin Hamilton: Page One: Vanished NM Barr, Nancy #2 Robin Hamilton Mysteries Reporter Robin Hamilton, a 30-something newspaper reporter in a small town in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, is taking a day off in the tiny tourist town of Copper Harbor, Michigan when he finds a dusty old scrapbook in a used bookstore. The frayed scrapbook’s first page holds a photo of Mary Jo Quinn with the dates, 1960-1974. The golden brown eyes from the picture seem to peer into Robin’s soul, prodding her to read the newspaper clippings inside that describe the young girl’s disappearance on her last day of school. It rocked the small community of Houghton in 1974. As Robin shares his discovery, she learns of the disappearance of another girl in Ishpeming, five years later in 1979, same age, same time of year, same odd occurrence, vanished without a trace. Robin’s mind begins to wonder about these similarities. Girls sometimes run away, the local residents conclude, but when Robin’s editor recalls the disappearance of yet another young girl in yet another town of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula in 1993, Robin is powerless to ignore the possibility that these disappearances were not runaway girls at all, but abductions and possibly murders. Through relentless inquiries, it appears that five young girls went missing in the U.P. over a thirty-year period. Robin investigates the cases for the newspaper and uncovers disturbing facts and another girl’s disappearance after a mysterious intruder warns Hamilton to mind her own business. Racing to reveal a perpetrator, our heroine finds herself in harm’s way with unfathomable evil. 168124 1947 Robin Hood of Texas M DVD -R HQ 6777, 6778. Photographer (Lester Dorr). Newspaper headlines. 168125 2000 Robin Hudson: Chelsea Girl Murders, The NM Hayter, Sparkle #5 Robin Hudson Mysteries TV Reporter Robin Hudson is now an executive producer at the All News Network. When a fire forces the TV newswoman to vacate her apartment, she and her cat, Louise Bryant, moves into the legendary Chelsea Hotel, a bohemian hostelry where artists live. A smoky-eyed man she's just met, a really cute guy, drops dead at her feet in an apparent suicide, but Robin's not sure. Could it be murder? The irrepressible and irreverent reporter-turned-television executive gets involved in a search for a Baby Jesus statue whose reputation rivals the Lost Ark's, a terrorist-killer brought down by a bunch of handcuffed nuns. And a round of love with a Frenchman. 168126 1998 Robin Hudson: Last Manly Man, The NM Hayter, Sparkle #4 Robin Hudson Mysteries TV Reporter Robin Hudson, a third-string correspondent for TV's All News Network, saves news clippings on murder victims and grows poison ivy in the New York apartment she shared with her husband until Amy Penny, an ANN magazine show co-host, swiped him. Suddenly successful, she gets to boss other people around in her job and she has more men than she knows what to do with. Then a series of seemingly random encounters and one strange dead guy lead Robin into the secret world of men. She discovers the trail of a mysterious chemical known as Adam One. Before it's over, she'll have to brave a macho hunting expedition, fist fighting thugs and a convention of drugged feminists. 168127 1996 Robin Hudson: Nice Girls Finish Last NM OWN Hayter, Sparkle #2 Robin Hudson Mysteries TV Reporter Robin Hudson, a recently divorced 30-something woman in New York is a sexy, flippant reporter for a nightly tabloid TV show. The renegade, investigative reporter is toiling away in the tabloidesque Special Reports unit of the All News Network. Her loathsome boss is Jerry Spurdle. But amidst rumors of cutbacks and a new company ban on smoking even outside the office, this beautiful, opinionated and rather clumsy third-string reporter thinks a good attitude might improve her karma. Besides, she added to her personal defense system, a new favorite weapon -- a hot-glue gun with two settings, stream and spray -- so what could go wrong? Then her gynecologist is murdered, found handcuffed in his office, and Spurdle sends a reluctant Robin to do a Special Report investigating a link with the S&M sex-club underworld. Instead, Robin concentrates on the murder itself. Someone is also taking pot shots at All News Network's male talent. And Robin's job is on the line forcing her to be unnaturally nice in the office. Her chirpy new persona is put to the test when a murder must be solved. 168128 1997 Robin Hudson: Revenge of the Cootie Girls NM Hayter, Sparkle #3 Robin Hudson Mysteries TV Reporter Robin Hudson, a third-string correspondent for TV's All News Network, saves news clippings on murder victims and grows poison ivy in the New York apartment she shared with her husband until Amy Penny, an ANN magazine show co-host, swiped him. TV Reporter Robin Hudson is now executive producer of Special Reports for the All News Network. She has asked her intern, Kathy Loblaws, to join her and some friends for a special Girls' Night Out. But Kathy, a wide-eyed small-town girl, doesn't show up. Aided by her pals, Tamayo (a full-time comic), Claire (ever the rising star) and Sally the bald witch who has a Princeton degree, Robin must track down her errant charge through a long night. Robin slowly comes to realize that the search for her missing intern is really a deadly trip into the past fueled by an old curse. 168129 1994 Robin Hudson: What's a Girl Gotta Do? NM OWN Hayter, Sparkle #1 What's a Girl Gotta Do? TV Reporter Robin Hudson, a third-string correspondent for TV's All News Network, saves news clippings on murder victims and grows poison ivy in the New York apartment she shared with her husband until Amy Penny, an ANN magazine show co-host, swiped him. Robin observes that her husband Berke Avery and Penny billing and cooing at the network's New Year's Eve party at a Manhattan hotel just before a stranger slips her a page from a PI report on herself and suggests she go to room 13D. No on answers and Robin suspects a prank until news breaks that a PI was bludgeoned to death in that room and that Robin was the last one seen in the area. She begins investigating on her own. ANN management gets edgy. Someone breaks into Robin's apartment. Robin, who has a Rita Hayworth body, is also falling for good-looking, charming supervising producer Eric Slansky but is afraid that the super-handsome, super-amorous Super Producer may be the murderer. She needs some good news -- her husband has left her, she's been demoted at work and a blackmailer knows some of her worst childhood secrets. Robin bugs her estranged husband, baits her cohorts and scoops undercover news stories. 168130 1996 Robin of Locksley MT Reporter (Kelsa Kinsly) 168131 2003 Robin's Hood M News Media. News Reporter (Rebecca Michaels). 168132 2008 Robinson Crusoe: Great Blitzkrieg, The M News Media; Breaking News Reporter (George Anton). Reporter U5NT TV (Yoda Ushery). Reporter World News (Alex Vago). Documentary Narrator (Gregor Joackim). In the year 3089, technology has exceeded all expectations. Space travel is now common place and humans have met a race of aliens who call themselves Karomingiens. This was an initially friendly race before a group of Karomingian scientists traveled in the earth’s past, downloading for research, the brain information of one of the most devious humans of the 20th century: Adolf Hitler. The Brain set itself free into the Main Central Unit and took control over the entire alien civilization, downgrading their political system to Fascism. Now, Karomingian Nazis have only one objective: Total annihilation of humans to achieve the existence of only one pure race, theirs. 168133 2003 Robinson ekspeditionen - Aspiranterne DF Series 2003 Press Executive - TV3 (Soren Hedman) 168134 1999 Robinson ekspeditionen - Hele sandheden! - og lidt til DF News Media. Reporter for Billedbladet (Tina Schneider). Editor (Birger Madsen - Himself) 168135 1999 Robinson ekspeditionen -- Hele sandheden! DF Reporter (Helle Spindler). 168136 2005 Robinsons, The: T Episode #2. 5-12-2005 Interviewers (Kenneth Hadley, Eric Nordell, Carolyn Pertwee). 168137 1987 Robocop M DVD -R HQ 6477, 6478. L. SV 293 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Casey Wong (Mario Machado) and (Jesse Perkins) Leeza Gibbons.. 168138 1990 Robocop 2 M DVD -R HQ 6412, 6413. SVD 877 Parody News. TV Anchors Casey Wong (Mario Machado) and Jess Perkins (Leeza Gibbons). Reporter #1 (Rutherford Cravens). Reporter #2 (Christopher Quinten) 168139 1993 Robocop 3 M DVD -R HQ 6417, 6418. SVD 660 Parody News. 168140 1994 Robocop: Corporate Raiders T Episode #21. 11-12-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). RoboCop and Madigan battle a corrupt union leader and his secretary as they pursue an ex-terrorist. 168141 1994 Robocop: Faces of Eve T Episode #10. 5-13-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). Reporter (Garfield Andrews). Pudface intends to terminate RoboCop by using a new OCP product that transforms the user into any desired form. 168142 1994 Robocop: Future of Law Enforcement, The T Episode #1 and Episode #2. 3-18-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). Deranged scientist tries to control the city by way of a computer run by a human brain. 168143 1994 Robocop: Ghosts of War T SV 288 Episode #7. 4-22-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). Gang of war veterans gain control of Neurobrain protesting their exposure to deadly toxins. 168144 1994 Robocop: Heartbreakers T Episode #18. 9-9-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). After learning that RoboCop was once officer Alex Murphy, a madman tries to force the cyborg to commit crimes by holding his wife hostage. 168145 1994 Robocop: Human Factor, The T Episode #12. 5-27-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). RoboCop teams up with his unsuspecting father, a retired police captain, to stop a campaign of terror against OCP. 168146 1994 Robocop: Illusions T Episode #15. 7-15-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). RoboCop uncovers a plot by a gunrunner to assassinate OCP’s chairman while Madigan falls for a magician who may be involved in the plan. 168147 1994 Robocop: Inside Crime T Episode #13. 7-1-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). TV Reporter Rochelle Carney (Marla Sucharetza). Pudface Morgan draws big ratings when OCP launches a television show that follows the exploits of criminals. 168148 1994 Robocop: Midnight Minus One T Episode #22. 11-19-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). Robocop and Madigan race the clock to save an innocent man from being executed as a convicted killer. 168149 1994 Robocop: Mother’s Day T Episode #19. 9-16-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). RoboCop suspects Gadget’s natural mother is involved in a plot with Russian crime boss Vlad Molotov and his sidekick Nadia. 168150 1994 Robocop: Nanno T Episode #20. 9-23-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). Former Government official forces a scientist to create microscopic robots to commit crimes. Meanwhile, Madigan is crippled in a bus crash. 168151 1994 Robocop: Officer Missing T Episode #5. 4-8-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). Roving street gang traps RoboCop and OCP’s chairman in Old Detroit after cost-cutting energy blackouts divert power to Delta City. 168152 1994 Robocop: Prime Suspect T Episode #3. 3-25-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). TV Tabloid host calls RoboCop the tool of Satan. RoboCop finds himself a fugitive when the arrogant host is murdered. 168153 1994 Robocop: Provision 22 T Episode #9. 5-6-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). Murphy is torn between upholding the law and helping his family after his wife is arrested for leading a protest against OCP’s privatized-welfare system. 168154 1994 Robocop: Public Enemies T Episode #23. 11-26-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). RoboCop attempts to thwart an assassination plot. 168155 1994 Robocop: RoboCop vs. Commander Cash T Episode #14. 7-8-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). Greedy marketing executive uses OCP’s superhero mascot Commander Cash to push a mind-controlling breakfast cereal. 168156 1994 Robocop: Sisters in Crime T Episode #17. 7-29-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). TV Reporter Rochelle Carney (Marla Sucharetza). Band of female rebels kidnap the Chairman -- and force him to do housework -- for making derogatory comments about women. 168157 1994 Robocop: Thin Man, The T Episode #16. 7-22-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). Murphy’s former partner is turned into a robot vigilante by a crazed OCP executive bent on eliminating illegal gambling --and getting a promotion. 168158 1994 Robocop: Trouble in Delta City T Episode #4. 4-1-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). A weight-loss pill that reduces its victims to an insanely violent state. 168159 1994 Robocop: TV Series T SV 280, 279, 273, Episodes. 3-18-1994 to 11-26-1994. Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). 168160 1994 Robocop: What Money Can’t Buy T Episode #6. 4-15-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). A man and his girlfriend steal a pair of lungs reserved for a young transplant patient and try to sell them on the black market. 168161 1994 Robocop: When Justice Fails T Episode #11. 5-20-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). RoboCop is assigned to protect corporate raider Tori Tolan who controls the manufacture of OCP Space Tram rocket fuel. 168162 1994 Robocop: Zone Five T Episode #8. 4-29-1994 Parody News Media. TV Anchors Bo Harlan (Dan Duran) and Rocky Crenshaw (Erica Ehm). Old Detroit becomes flooded with FUN, a narcotic that removes all sense of guilt. 168163 2008 RoboDoc M News Media. Reporter (Nina Oh). Reporter (Bryan Wilson). Reporter (Steven Shaver). Paparazzi (Steven Balcaitis). 168164 2008 Robot Chicken: Adultizzle Swizzle C DVD -R HQ 9942 Episode. 5-16-2008 News Media. Press Conference with aggressive reporters. 168165 2005 Robot Chicken: Badunkadunk C Episode #10. 4-24-2005 Reporter (Seth MacFarlane - Voice). Reporter (Leah Ann Cevoli - Voice). 168166 2005 Robot Chicken: Sack, The C Episode #18. 7-3-2005 Reporter (Breckin Meyer - Voice). 168167 2005 Robot Chicken: Toyz in the Hood C Episode #5. 3-20-2005 Reporter (Breckin Meyer - Voice). TV Anchor Katie Couric (Chad Morgan - Voice). 168168 1990 Robot Jox M News Media. Reporter #1 (Bruce McGuire). Reporter #2 (Mark D'Auria). Reporter #3 (Claire Hardwicke) 168169 1998 Robot Wars DT UK. Series 1998-2004 Commentator (Jonathan Pearce). Pit Reporters Julia Reed (2000-2001), Jayne Middlemiss (2003), Philippa Forrester (1998-2000, 2002-2003). Hosts Jeremy Clarkson (1998), Craig Charles. 168170 1988 Robots M Newscaster (Valarie Pettiford) 168171 2005 Robson Arms: Aftershock T Episode #13. 7-29-2005. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). An earthquake hits. Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168172 2007 Robson Arms: All About Kitty T Episode #24. 4-7-2007. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168173 2008 Robson Arms: Baby? What Baby? T Episode #37. 6-23-2008 Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down) is running out of ideas for her column. The only one of the many hair-brained ideas that Sault came up with that was approved by Charlotte, her editor, was an expose on a gay wedding, Stanley and Geoff’s wedding to be more precise. Sault, as Geoff’s maid of honor, is reluctant to tell her “bride” of this news. When she eventually does, Geoff flatly refuses. One would think that Stanley would reject the ideas as well, but when he hears about the possible free swag associated to spruce up their otherwise sparse festivities, he changes his mind. Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168174 2005 Robson Arms: Certain Vintage, A T Episode #5. 7-1-2005. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168175 2008 Robson Arms: Cherchez La Femme T Episode #29. 3-10-2008. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168176 2005 Robson Arms: Dancing the Horizontal Mambo T Episode #1. 6-17-2005. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168177 2007 Robson Arms: Daughter of Frankenstein, The T Episode #20. 3-12-2007. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168178 2005 Robson Arms: Educating Alicia T Episode #10. 7-15-2005. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168179 2005 Robson Arms: Eyes of Grandma Tan, The T Episode #3. 6-25-2005. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168180 2008 Robson Arms: Geeks in Love T Episode #28. 2-27-2008. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168181 2008 Robson Arms: Gila Monster T Episode #27. 2-26-2008. Season Three Opener. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168182 2005 Robson Arms: Hairpiece of Mind T Episode #7. 7-8-2005. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). New to Vancouver, Sault is having a hard time adjusting to the coffee language and the smoking by-laws. She tries to make friends with Geoff and Stanley, but manages to say all the wrong things. A night-time burglary could expose her alopecia, a secret she keeps closely guarded. Goeff comes to her rescue, assuming she has cancer. This is an assumption that Sault allows to continue just a little too long. When Geoff finds out the truth, he’s disgusted by her lies. Sault comes to the realization that it’s not the town that needs to change, it’s her. Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168183 2008 Robson Arms: Hero T Episode #39. 6-30-2008. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. The tenants of Robson Arms are divided into factions over the question of turning the building into condos. 168184 2007 Robson Arms: I Did Not Have Sex With That Woman T Episode #16. 2-24-2007. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168185 2008 Robson Arms: I Pagliacci T Episode #32. 5-12-2008. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168186 2005 Robson Arms: ICQ T Episode #4. 6-25-2005. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168187 2007 Robson Arms: Lizard of Doubt T Episode #25. 4-14-2007. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168188 2005 Robson Arms: Lonely Passion of Mr. Tan, The T Episode #9. 7-15-2005. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168189 2005 Robson Arms: Material Breach, A T Episode #8. 7-8-2005. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168190 2008 Robson Arms: Mean Girls T Episode #30. 4-28-2008. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168191 2007 Robson Arms: Misery, Inc. T Episode #21. 3-17-2007. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Sault is looking for a job and takes some temp work to help make ends meet. She meets Perry, her perfect soulmate, or maybe just her perfect sarcasm male. Perry tries to get Sault to stay on at his company full time, and things turn nasty when she wants him to leave with her instead. Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168192 2005 Robson Arms: Misses Dubois Turn Out the Lights, The T Episode #12. 7-22-2005. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168193 2007 Robson Arms: Mr. Lonely T Episode #19. 3-10-2007. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168194 2007 Robson Arms: Mussolini and Me T Episode #23. 3-31-2007. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168195 2008 Robson Arms: My Brother’s Keeper T Episode #38. 6-24-2008. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168196 2008 Robson Arms: No Sex in the City T Episode #35. 6-2-2008. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Sault’s positive thinking seems to have garnered her some positive results and she finds herself back on top with a popular magazine column for single girls in the city. Life is good until her sister, Alex, shows up. Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168197 2007 Robson Arms: Ordinary Assholes T Episode #14. 2-10-2007. Second Season. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). In the aftermath of the earthquake, life at Robson Arms continues. Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168198 2007 Robson Arms: Pest Control T Episode #17. 2-27-2007. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168199 2008 Robson Arms: Positivity T Episode #31. 5-5-2008. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). In order to change the way her life is going, Sault tries to change her way of thinking. Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168200 2008 Robson Arms: Prince of Nigeria T Episode #33. 5-19-2008. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168201 2005 Robson Arms: Recipe, The T Episode #11. 7-22-2005. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Sault hooks up with Nick on a strictly “for sex” basis. At the same time, Sault’s desperate to mend her friendship with Geoff and invites him and Stanley to dinner. But when Stanley refuses to share a recipe, Nick’s roped into helping her find it and tensions boil. Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168202 2007 Robson Arms: Sautology T Episode #15. 2-17-2007. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Life is not going the way Sault had planned. She still doesn’t fit in at work and her social life is even worse. She decides to go back to the one thing she had that made her somewhat happy -- her “for sex only” fling with Nick. But this time, she wants more than just the sex. She wants it to be a real relationship. Nick forces Sault to see that it’s not just her love-life that needs shaking up, and at the end of it all, Sault has set her life on a new path. Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168203 2007 Robson Arms: Something Straight Between Us T Episode #18. 3-3-2007. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168204 2005 Robson Arms: Sweet City Woman T Episode #6. 7-1-2005. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168205 2005 Robson Arms: Tell-Tale Latex, The T Episode #2. 6-17-2005. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168206 2007 Robson Arms: Texas Birthmark T Episode #26. 4-21-2007. End of Second Season. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168207 2008 Robson Arms: Trixie’s Honour T Episode #36. 6-16-2008. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168208 2007 Robson Arms: Wayne’s World T Episode #22. 3-24-2007. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168209 2008 Robson Arms: Wrong and Wronger T Episode #34. 5-26-2008. Canada. Magazine Columnist Sault Ste. Marie, aka Annabell Bonaduce. (Alisen Down). Robson Arms is an older Tudor styled two-story walk up apartment building located in the west end of Vancouver. The building is inhabited by a variety of tenants who interact with other other and the mainstays of the building including the womanizing superintendent Yuri Kukov. 168210 1993 Roc T SVD 1135 Reporter (Conni Marie Brazelton). Neighbors draft Roc to run for Mayor, Part I. Media 168211 1994 Roc: Citizen Roc T Episode #60. 1-18-1994 Reporter (Conni Marie Brazelton). Radio Host (Carl Gilliard). Reporter (Wes Hubbard). 168212 1957 Rock 'Em Cowboy M Interviewer (Ralph Staub) 168213 1986 Rock 'n' Roll Evening News, The DT Series 1986-1987 Correspondent Nelson George. Correspondent Adrienne Meltzer. Correspondent Eleanor Mondale 168214 1992 Rock 'n' Roll Fantasies M Reporter (Jacqueline). 168215 1999 Rock 'n' Roll Frankenstein M News Media. News Reporter (Tanya Kane Parry) 168216 1988 Rock 'n' Roll Mom MT Photographer (Sharon Davis) 168217 1992 Rock and Roll Fantasy M Publicist (Deborah Shay-McCarty) for Jamie. Sorority keeps a rock star hidden while his manager tries to kill him. 168218 2005 Rock Angelz: Ready to Rock! N Harimann, Siera Fashion Magazine Intern Jade is disappointed when she gets an internship at a local fashion magazine and her boss turns out to be a major diva. Jade decides to go to another magazine with people who have a slammin' fashion sense -- the Bratz! Hip London fashion and music scenes are part of the environment. 168219 2006 Rock House M Cameraman (Jimmy Brockhohn). Cameraman (Benjamin Latz). 168220 1990 Rock Hudson MT TV Reporters doing stand-ups outside courthouse, then chasing Marc Christien (William R. Moses) when he comes out of courtroom. Reporter (George Christy). Reporter (Mary Hale). Reporter (Dana James). Reporter (Tom Miller). Reporter (Peter Neptune). 168221 2003 Rock Me Baby: Ring of Fire T Episode #15. 10-14-2003 Newscaster (Rick Garcia). 168222 1942 Rock River Renegades M Editor Dick Ross (John Elliott), of Rock River Advocate 168223 2001 Rock Star M PR Public Relations. Tania, Public Relations, Steel Dragon (Dagmara Dominczyk). Melody-Maker Reporter (Gene "Bean" Baxter). Cream Reporter (Kevin Ryder). Photographer (Neil Zlozower). 168224 2000 Rock the Boat MT News Media. News Anchor (Lewis Dodley). Reporter (Perri Peltz). 168225 1958 Rock-A-Bye Baby M Remake of Preston Sturges’ “The Miracle of Morgan’s Creek.” Press. Reporters (Joe Brooks, Dominic Fidelibus, Frank Jenks, Rudy Makoul). A small town TV repairman (Jerry Lewis) falls in love with his former hometown sweetheart who is now a famous movie star. She becomes pregnant due to a hasty marriage in Mexico. The studio is worried that a baby will ruin her career so she turns to the repairman and he agrees to care for the baby when it is born. The actress gives birth to triplets and the repairman finds he must get married before he can adopt them. He marries the star’s younger sister who has always loved him. The press learns about the triplets and the star tells reporters she is secretly married to the repairman who is now accused of bigamy. The sister, nine months later, gives birth to quintuplets. 168226 1995 Rockabilly Hell NM Johnstone, William W. TV Reporter Katti Baylor is a beautiful journalist who investigates the bizarre disappearance of more than 500 people along a stretch of highway over a 40-year period. She and the sheriff go on a terrifying journey behind the doors of a mysterious roadside club. 168227 1986 Rockabye MT DVD -R HQ 2730, 2731. SVD 1470 Koenig, Laird (Novel and Screenplay) Ness Book Tabloid Reporter Victoria Garcia (Rachel Ticotin) of the New York Press, a chain-smoking Cuban reporter, is asked by distraught mother to comb New York City for her son, abducted by a black-market baby ring. This ambitious, chain-smoking, flash-toting, pistol-packing tabloid reporter’s offer of help cloaks dreams of journalistic glory. Garcia, who despite opposition from editor Donald F. Donald (Ray Baker) gets the story on the front page of the New York Press and arranges for a psychic to investigate the kidnapping. TV Reporter (Maggie Burke). Variety called the telefilm's newsroom sequences ludicrous. New York Times commented that the reporter as "an ambitious, chain-smoking, flask-toting, pistol-packing, tabloid reporter whose offer of help cloaks dreams of journalistic glory approaches caricature." 168228 1932 Rockabye M Reporter (Max Wagner). 168229 1981 Rockabye N Koenig, Laird Lesbian Journalist is a courageous, headline-seeking reporter who helps a woman in her search and gets pushed down an elevator shaft for her troubles. A woman has her toddler snatched form her amid uncaring New Yorkers on a crowded street. The young mother goes on a quest to relocate her boy. 168230 2004 Rockdromme i Cannes TF Denmark Journalist (Thomas Soie Hansen - Himself). 168231 1997 Rocket Man (aka RocketMan, Rocketman). M DVD -R HQ 8276, 8277 Reporter (Felicia Griffin). Reporter (Cindy Hogan). British Reporter (Paxton Whitehead). 168232 1991 Rocketeer, The M L Reporter (Dave Adams). Reporter (Mike Finneran). Reporter (Doug McGrath). Reporter (Thomas Lee Tully). Cameraman (Arlee Reed). 168233 1950 Rocketship X-M M News Media. First Reporter (Patrick Aherne). Third Reporter (Judd Holdren). Reporters (Kathy Marlowe, Stuart Holmes, Bert Stevens). Reporter at Press Briefing (Sam Harris). 168234 1986 Rockey X M News Media. Reporter (Summer Rose). 168235 1974 Rockford Files, The: T SV 292 (Media Excerpts), 217, 213. Episodes. Series 9-13, 1974 to 7-25-1980 News Media 168236 1990 Rockford Files, The: T Episode. 1-17-90 TV Newscaster Stacy Jones. Rockford chastises Dad for watching evening news and complaining about it 168237 1975 Rockford Files, The: Aura Lee, Farewell T Episode #15. 1-3-1975 News Commentator (Kelly Lange). 168238 1979 Rockford Files, The: Big Cheese, The T DVD -R HQ 3319. SVD 950 Episode #121. 12-7-1979 Reporter mails Rockford evidence of union corruption just before he is killed. Newspaperwoman (Marie Denn). 168239 1977 Rockford Files, The: Crack Down T Episode #6t. 3-25-1977 News Media. Reporter #1 (Robert Ward). Reporter #2 (Gloria Dixon). 168240 1978 Rockford Files, The: Gang at Don's Drive-in, The T Episode #82. 1-13-1978 Reporter (Hettie Lynne Hurtes). 168241 1978 Rockford Files, The: House on Willis Street (Part II) T DVD -R HQ 4086 TV Newscaster Larry McCormick (playing himself) gives the news. Person being interviewed compliments Rockford and his associate who investigated the death of another private investigator. Secret information center building dossiers on individuals. 168242 1978 Rockford Files, The: How the Trout Became a Lox MT Gold, Donald. Lester Berke. Rudolph Borchert News Media 168243 1994 Rockford Files, The: I Still Love L.A. T Episode #123. 11-27-1994 TV News coverage of the Los Angeles Riots. Jim is preparing to sell his beachside Trailer and leave Los Angeles. Jim watches the riots on TV and sees his friend Angel on TV looting a store. TV Press Conference in which an attorney admits alleged offenses by his client. Jim changes his mind about the move because he does not want to miss all the excitement he gets in Los Angeles. 168244 1999 Rockford Files, The: If It Bleeds…It Leads, The MT Episode. 4-20-1989 News Media. Reporter #2 (James A. Watson, Jr.). 168245 1996 Rockford Files, The: If the Frame Fits… MT Commentator (Jodi Baskerville). 168246 1979 Rockford Files, The: Lions, Tigers, Monkeys and Dogs (Two Parts) T DVD -R HQ 4386 (Part One) Episodes. Publisher Gus Fairfield, tabloid newspaper, libels princess in his paper and she is suing him for "all he's got." Trying to set up a meeting with her to reach a settlement. (Part One). 168247 1978 Rockford Files, The: Local Man Eaten by Newspaper T DVD -R HQ 2353. SVD 951. 1162 Episode #101. 12-8-1978 Tabloid gives an unfavorable notice to Rockford when he digs into a shooting of a doctor to the stars. 168248 1997 Rockford Files, The: Murder and Misdemeanors T Episode #129. 11-21-1997 Reporter Brianne Lambert (Isabel Glasser) discusses Jim's old prison mate, who is now terminally ill and wanted to see Jim. He contacts Brianne asking her to print a full story in her newspaper. Jim is on the case and a movie deal is in the works. Jim meets with Brianne at the Sandcastle, but they are interrupted by Jim's old prison friend and Angel and then by a call from Dennis telling Jim to get out. The four leave but are taken from the Sandcastle to see a gangster. While Angel grovels offering a part in a movie, Jim and Booker start a fight and emerge victorious, despite bruises. Brianne has Jim checked into a private hospital where the Commander who hates Rockford, the vice cops and his police friend Dennis say thank you in front of media cameras, and where Booker, Brianne and Angel all visit. 168249 1979 Rockford Files, The: Nice Guys Finish Dead T Episode #117. 11-16-1979 News Media. Newsman (Steve Jones). TV Commentator (Roscoe Born). Senator is murdered while attending an awards banquet. 168250 1979 Rockford Files, The: Only Rock 'n Roll Will Never Die (Parts 1 and 2). (aka Why Do Fools Fall in Love?) T Chase, David Episodes #114-#115. 10-19/26-1979 News Media. Anchorman (Charles Rowe). TV News announces an arrest in the case. 168251 1978 Rockford Files, The: Prisoner of Rosemont Hall T Cannell, Stephen J. David Chase. Chas. Floyd Johnson. Maryann Rea Episode. 2-17-1978 News Media 168252 1977 Rockford Files, The: Requiem for a Funny Box T Episode #73. 11-4-1977 Newscaster (Joel Lawrence). 168253 1975 Rockford Files, The: Resurrection in Black and White T DVD -R HQ 5190. SVD 968, SVD 1154 Episode #31. 11-7-1975 Journalist Susan Alexander (Joan Van Ark) hires Rockford to clear a man convicted of murder. 168254 1977 Rockford Files, The: Trees, the Bees, and T.T. Flowers, The (Part 2) T Episode #60. 1-28-1977 Newscaster (Michael Laurence). 168255 1977 Rockford Files, The: Trouble in Chapter 17 T Episode #69. 9-23-1977 News Media. 1st Reporter (Mario Machado). 2nd Reporter (Michael Laurence). 3rd Reporter (Bob Navarro). Reporter (Lynn Hurst). Real-Life Reporters in roles. Jim works for an author who claims her life is being threatened by feminists. A number of accidents take place, but Jim is not convinced until someone is murdered. 168256 1983 Rocking Horse Winner, The M Commentator (Michael Denison) 168257 2002 Rockpoint P.D. T Series Reporter #1 (Geoff Adams). Media Relations Officer Phil (Brad Sihvon). 168258 2002 Rockpoint P.D.: Cat Got Your Tongue? T Episode #1. Unaired. Reporter #1 (Geoff Adams). 168259 2000 Rockstar M Interviewer in Lounge (John Cleese) 168260 1990 Rockula M Reporter (Aries Hough) 168261 2004 Rockville Slayer, The M News Media. News Reporter #1 (Via Vanca). News Reporter #2 (Jenna DeLuca). News Cameraman (Andrew Michals). 168262 1976 Rocky (aka Rocky I) M DVD -R HQ 2885, 2886. DVD TV Commentators (Diana Lewis, George O'Hanlon). TV Interviewer (Larry Carroll). Reporter (Robert Leh). Fight Commentator (Stu Nahan). 168263 2001 Rocky and the Senator's Daughter N Browning, Dixie Silhouette Desire #1399 Reporter Rocky Waters has been on a sabbatical from his work since his wife died after being in a coma. The renowned reporter is starting to feel restless and evaluate where he should go from here when he overhears a sleazy looking woman discussing a new book she is promoting about a past political sex scandal. The senator’s daughter is Sarah Mariah Jones Sullivan and she is the daughter of Senator J. Abernathy Jones who left office in disgrace over a variety of illegal activities. She is also the widow of Representative Stanley Sullivan. It was he who had been involved in the sex scandal, a series of affairs involving booze, drugs and lots of women. Despite their less-than-happy marriage, Sarah had endured the scandal at his side, only to lose him in a car accident. Now, a few years later, she is hiding out in rural North Carolina, trying to make a life for herself away from everyone who watched her being dragged through the mud. Rocky decides he should be a nice guy and alert Sarah to the upcoming book, and the publicity which is sure to descend on her. He had met Sarah very briefly when he was a hotshot reporter and she was a vulnerable 15-year-old being paraded before the cameras by her then-influential Daddy. That vulnerability touched Rocky and is the reason he feels the need to help her avoid more scandal. Little does Rocky realize the complications he will run into when he finds Sarah at her deceased aunt’s home in the country. First, he helps run off the tabloid journalists, then he gets involved in fixing up the homestead and finally, he falls in love with her. Sarah doesn’t know what to make of Rocky. He is the man she had a crush on those many years ago. Now, he is even more attractive and she begins to love him. But she has troubles and hates to involve him. Her manipulative father and his crony want to force her to live with them and take care of them in their old age. Sarah is also paying what amounts to blackmail to the grandparents of Stan’s illegitimate daughter, whose existence Sarah hopes to hide from the world in order to protect the child from unwanted publicity because of the scandal. 168264 2006 Rocky Balboa M DVD -R HQ 10986, 10987. News Media. The Italian Stallion is back in the ring without his wife Adrian by his side. She is dead from cancer. Sports media covers Rocky Balboa's comeback. Ring Magazine Reporter (Bert Randolph Sugar). Boxing Association of America Writer (Bernard Fernandez). ESPN Commentator #1 (Woody Paige). ESPN Commentator #3 (Jay Crawford). ESPN Host #1 (Brian Kenny). ESPN Host #2 (Dana Jacobson). ESPN Host #3 (Skip Bayless). HBO Commentator #1 (Jim Lampley). HBO Commentator #2 (Larry Merchant). HBO Commentator #3 (Max Kellerman). Ring Announcer (Michael Buffer). Computer Fight Commentator (Stu Nahan). 168265 1979 Rocky II M DVD Reporter (Sonny Melendrez). Reporter (Tawny Little). Reporter (Brent Musburger). Reporter (David L. Ross). Announcer (Stu Nahan). Commentator (Bill Baldwin, Sr.). Emergency Room Reporter (James Zaza). Publicity-Media. 168266 1982 Rocky III M DVD -R HQ 6144, 6145 Sportscaster (Jim Hill). Title Rematch Commentators (Bill Baldwin, Sr., Stu Nahan). Wrestling Commentators (Jim Healy, Dennis James). Interviewer (Mario Machado). Title Announcer (Jimmy Lennon Sr.). Illustrator-Artist LeRoy Neiman (Himself). 168267 1985 Rocky IV M DVD -R HQ 7301, 7302. DVD Reporter (Jeff Austin). Reporter (Jim Bullock). Reporter (Gerald Berns). Reporter (Richard Blum). Reporter (Frank D'Annibale). Reporter (Rose Dursey). Reporter (Bob Giovane). Reporter (Ray Glanzmann). Reporter (Julio Herzer). Reporter (Jim Hodge). Reporter (Julie Inouye). Reporter (Rick Kelley). Reporter (Leslie Morris). Reporter (Patrick Pankhurst). Reporter (Jean Thoreau). Reporter (Craig Schaefer). Reporter (George Spaventa). Reporter (Rolf Williams). Sports Announcer (R.J. Adams). American Commentators (Al Bandiero, Barry Tompkins). Interviewer (Dean Hammond). Commentator, Las Vegas (Warner Wolf ). Ring Announcer (Leroy Neiman ). Commentator #1 (Stu Nahan). American Commentator #1 (Barry Tompkins). Commentator #2 in Las Vegas (Warner Wolf). 168268 1950 Rocky King, Detective (aka Inside Detective) T Series 1-14-1950 to 12-26-1954. Dumont TV Network. Press. Live TV crime series set in New York City. Rocky King is chief of homicide of a metropolitan police force. At the end of each show, he calls his wife Mabel and says: "Case is closed Mabel. I'm coming home." 168269 1999 Rocky Marciano MT News Media. Anchorman (Sheldon Turcott). Commentator (Richard Fitzpatrick). TV Producer (Robert Latimer). TV Announcer (Reg Dreger). Announcer (Ed Sahely). 168270 2004 Rocky Road to Romance, The NR Evanovich, Janet Traffic Reporter Daisy Adams was the daffy Dog Lady of station WZZZ. Program Director Steve Crow tried to think of reasons to turn her down as the traffic reporter. He didn't want to share the close quarters of a car with her for hours where there would be no way to resist her quirky charms. He falls for the free spirit who caught crooks by accident, loved old people and pets, and had just too many jobs. 168271 1998 Rocky Romance, A NR Hart, Virginia Photojournalist Ryle Haggard. 168272 1990 Rocky V M SVD 1191 Reporter (Paul Cain). Reporter (Kent H. Johnson). Reporter (Cindy Roberts). Reporter (Jon Kuyper). Reporter (Brian Phelps). Reporter (Mark Thompson). Conference Reporter (John P. Clark). Conference Reporter (Stanley R. Hochman). Conference Reporter (Albert S. Meltzer). Conference Reporter (Robert Seltzer). Conference Reporter (Elmer Smith). Conference Reporter (Lauren K. Woods). Fight Commentators (Al Bernstein, Stu Nahan). Pack of yapping, snarling dogs. 168273 1954 Roda hastarna, De MF Sweden Radio Reporter (Bengt Feldreich). 168274 2006 Rodney: Comes Marching Home T DVD -R HQ 5441 Episode. 2-7-2006 Talk Show. Rodney's appearance on the "Bob & Tom Show" creates an opportunity for him to travel to Afghanistan to perform for the troops. 168275 2005 Rodney: Rodney Comes Out T DVD -R HQ 4907 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 11-29-2005 Magazine Picture. Trina confronts Rodney's manager for flirting with him but does not know what to do when Amy begins coming on to her as well. 168276 1977 Roger & Harry: Mitera Target, The T TV Reporter (Fred Holliday) 168277 1944 Roger Touhy, Gangster M Quinn Reporter (Jack Gardner). Headlines 168278 1950 Rogers of the Gazette: Audition Show R Audition Show. 5-15-1950. Pilot actually titled "Country Editor." Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). 168279 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Bessie Richards Story, The R Episode #9. 9-2-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). 168280 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: C.J. Griffith, Journalism Student R Episode #8. 8-26-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Visiting journalism student, C.J. Griffith turns out to be a girl. 168281 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Dirty Politics R Episode #3. 6-12-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Ave Lawson runs for Town Council. 168282 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Do It Now R Episode #19. 11-18-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Will's "Do-It-Now" editorial causes the town to get all riled up. 168283 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Eula Horner and the County Fair R Episode #15. 10-22-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Town women won't enter fair's food exhibit because Eula Horner always wins. 168284 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Farm Sale Day R Episode #12. 9-23-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). The newspaper produces a special farm edition but it has a typographical error in a fertilizer ad. 168285 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Founder's Day R Episode #10. 9-9-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). 168286 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Illyria Box Lunch R Episode #11. 9-16-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Benefit for the boys at Cora Willobee Farm of Illyria. 168287 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Investigative Reporters R Episode #24. 12-30-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Twins Jane and Joan Eager decide to be reporters for the Gazette without and against Will's approval. 168288 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Jimmy Reynolds Story R Episode #2. 7-15-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Young Jimmy Reynolds is arrested for drunkenness. 168289 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Land Deal R Episode #6. 8-12-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Dan Partridge and a surveyor cause secret interest in "Section 19, Parcel 3." 168290 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Leah's Eudora Notes R Episode #13. 10-8-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Peaceful Little Eudora as reported by Lea Sentney 168291 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Longest Week of the Year, The R Episode #21. 12-2-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Doc Clemens' grandson, Mike, comes to visit. 168292 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Maggie and Barbara R Episode #14. 10-15-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Barbara Lord is returning home from a visit to Europe. Barbara and Maggie are both in love with Will, but he doesn't know it. 168293 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Newspaper Being Taken Over R Episode #1. 7-8-1953 (earlier version is 6-10-1953). Series 1953-1954 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). 168294 1954 Rogers of the Gazette: Novelist, The R Episode #25. 1-6-1954 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Author Beasley Hill has been unanimously approved by the civic forum to speak before the town. 168295 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Old Coronet, The R Episode #16. 10-29-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Hazel Burrows Turkish water pipe and Will's coronet are donated to scrap drive. 168296 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Pastel Christmas Trees R Episode #22. 12-9-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Merchant Association meets to vote on town Christmas decoration and Christmas trees. 168297 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Princess Reopens, The R Episode #20. 11-25-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Clint Stocker decides to reopen the "Princess Theater" with a city stock company putting on "The New Revue." which turns out to be a burlesque show. 168298 1954 Rogers of the Gazette: Something Going On in Illyria R Episode #26. 1-13-1954 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Chief Willie Mendinhall is called away from the golf course but refuses to say what is going on. All he can say is "No comment." 168299 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Something's Troubling Will R Episode #27. 1-20-1954 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Looks like Wylie's house will wind up in the middle of New Grove Street and Will decides to sell the paper and stay on as editor. 168300 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Surprise Engagement R Episode #4. 7-29-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Jack Deliten and Melissa Walters get surprise wedding announcement sprung on them. 168301 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: That Taylor Boy R Episode #5. 7-30-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Judge Beal has Bud Taylor paroled to Will's custody. 168302 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Title Unknown R Episode #7. 8-19-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). 168303 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Toast of Vienna -- Gretchen March R Episode #17. 11-05-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Gretchen March is teaching Eddie Hartley violin much to his father's dismay. 168304 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: Town Clock, The R Episode #18. 11-11-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). City Hall Tower Clock needs repair but town council claims no money is available. But a letter from Abraham Lincoln claims there is a clock maintenance fund. 168305 1953 Rogers of the Gazette: White Christmas in Illyria, A R Episode #23. 12-23-1953 Newspaperman Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.) of the Gazette in a small country town where everybody knows everybody and gossip flies quicker than a whip can snap. Rogers works with his "friendly newspaper editor" Maggie Burton (Georgia Ellis). Young couple with a seven-month-old boy shows up with no lodging or food. 168306 1992 Roggin's Heroes DT Episode. 1-11-1992 TV Reporter gets annoyed with a crowd. Host Los Angeles Sportscaster Fred Roggins offers a clip collection of people at their competitive worst. 168307 1991 Roggin's Heroes: DT SV 109, SV 122 Episode. 11-16-1991 TV Reporter attacked. Host Los Angeles Sportscaster Fred Roggins offers a clip collection of people at their competitive worst. 168308 1991 Roggin's Heroes: DT SV 80 (Excerpts) Episode. 6-22-1991 News Media. Host Los Angeles Sportscaster Fred Roggins offers a clip collection of people at their competitive worst. 168309 1987 Rogue (aka Yin ji kau) M Hong Kong. Ness Reporter Yuen (Alex Man) and his girlfriend, Reporter Ah Chor (Emily Chu) are in the newspaper office when the ghost of a courtesan who committed suicide shows up to place an ad to find her lover who never showed up in the after-life. 168310 2006 Rogue Angel: Destiny N Archer, Alex TV Investigative Reporter Annja Creed is really an aspiring archaeologist who is currently paying the bills by working as an investigative reporter for a cable television show called "Chasing History's Monsters." Sent to the Cevennes Mountains of France to unravel the gruesome legend of La Bete -- a female monstrosity said to have killed almost 100 people between 1764 to 1767 -- she is hiking in the mountains when an earthquake opens a crevice leading to a cave. The cave may contain the remains of La Bete. But she also finds an artifact -- a shard from the sword of Joan of Arc -- that will not only put her life in jeopardy but lead her to some mind-blowing revelations. 168311 1954 Rogue Cop M News Dealer (Jimmy Ames). 168312 1999 Rogue Trader M CNN Reporter (Mark Heenehan). 168313 1944 Rogues' Gallery M VHS 850 Neville, John T. (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Patsy Reynolds (Robin Raymond) for The Daily Express tries to get story on new invention that listens in on people miles away without microphone. Dim-witted sidekick is Photographer Eddie Porter (Frank Jenks). She deals with an angry editor. City Editor Gentry (Edward Keane). Rival Reporter Jimmie (Ray Walker) is nephew of businessman helping to finance the invention. Plans for the invention are stolen. Patsy tells research committee she will get plans back in exchange for exclusive. She and photographer witness murder. Body disappears before they notify police. They are both fired. They go back to laboratory to talk to inventor. Gives them demonstration. Inventor is killed. Device destroyed before reporter exposes her rival reporter as the murderer leaving editor to dictate headline: "Nabs Killer After Night of Terror." Although reporter continually hassles photographer about being stupid, he is smart enough to help them escape from a crook by blinding him with flashbulb. "The way she digs up stuff she must have a strain of bloodhound in her." 168314 1945 Roi des resquilleurs, Le MF France News Media. Le radio-reporter (Jean-Jacques Vital). 168315 2007 Roissy Revisited NR Reborn, Reage Gay French Journalist Anne Desclos is a respected journalist and novelist who wrote the classic novella, “The Story of O” in 1954 under the pseudonym Pauline Reage. Many feel that this book’s subtle sensuality has yet to be rivaled. While the work was generally admitted there were complaints that its ending had been vague and abrupt. This novel offers an alternate ending to the book. 168316 1991 Rojin Z C Reporter (Peter Marinker - Voice - English Version). 168317 2002 Rok dabla MF News Media. Journalist #1 (Danuse Klichova). Journalist #2 (Jan Foll). 168318 2006 Rokonok MF Hungary Journalist (Peter Vallai). Photographer (Istvan Komlos). 168319 2009 Roland Hedley: Tweets of Roland Hedley, The H Trudeau, Garry New Yorker Magazine, April 20, 2009, pp. 32-33 Correspondent Roland Hedley, senior Twitter correspondent for Fox News. This is an unedited transcript of the complete G-20 Summit coverage of Hedley, who appears regularly in “Doonesbury.” Ends with 10:05 A.M. April 8th: “En route home. Thanks for following, Tweeps. Great thing about Twitter: all the gratification of being big enough to attract stalkers, none of the danger.” 168320 1993 Rolanda DT Series. 1993. Syndicated. Newscaster Rolanda Watts hosted this talk show. Formerly newscaster on ABC's New York affiliate WABC since at least 1987. Her biggest TV credit prior to her talk show was as reporter and then weekend anchor for syndicated nightly tabloid TV series, Inside Edition in 1993. 168321 2002 Rolie Polie Olie: Great Defender of Fun, The M TV Journalist (Catherine Disher) 168322 1986 Roll Over Beethoven: T Episode #6. News Media. Reporter (Lawn Ann Richards). TV Director (Dikran Tulaine). 168323 1956 Roll Shenandoah N GPL Lancaster, Bruce Correspondent Ellery Starr of the New York Tribune, out of the Union army. War correspondents. Soldier wounded at Appomattox returns to war as a newspaper reporter. 168324 1990 Roller Coaster Rabbit M Cameraman (Jim Bracken). 168325 1951 Roller Derby DT Series. 11-27-1951 to 3-22-1959. CBS, ABC. Sportscasters Ken Nydell (1954, 1957-1959 at least). Ken Gurian (1954 at least). Pat Dillon (1958-1959 at least). 168326 1975 Rollerball M DVD -R HQ 9442, 9443, 9444. DVD -R HQ 2309 (Media Excerpts). L. African-American Reporters (Loftus Burton and Abi Gouhad). Reporter (Andy Ho). 168327 2002 Rollerball M News Media. TV Reporter (Nabil Bouziani). Reporter (Anthony Chinn). Journalist (John Fallon). Journalist (Lilly He). Journalist (Zoran Krzisnik). Journalist (Vsevolod Malamud). Journalist (Florence Situ). Photographer (Amy Whitmore) 168328 1977 Rollercoaster M Radio Reporter (Gary Franklin) 168329 1978 Rollergirls T Radio Announcer James Murtaugh as the team's radio announcer, Howie 168330 1999 RollerJam T Series 1999-2000 Interviewer ("Broadway" Danny Wolf). 168331 1924 Rollicking God, The SS GPL Johnson, Nunnally In "More Stories to Remember, Volume I." Columnist Marshall Mount of the New York Sphere, "My Humble Opinion." 168332 1972 Rolling Man T Announcer (Joe Nixon) 168333 1977 Rolling Stone: The Tenth Anniversary DT Magazine. Celebration of Rolling Stone magazine 168334 1977 Rolling Thunder M News Media. Reporter #1 (Michael R. Witte). Reporter #2 (Robert Raymond Reyes). Reporter #3 (Robert K. Guthrie). 168335 1987 Rolling Vengeance M TV Reporter (Richard Comar). 168336 1981 Rollover M Newscaster (Marilyn Berger) 168337 1994 Roly Poly Man, The M Australia Newsreader (Richard Morecroft). 168338 1972 Roma M L Interviewer. Mastroianni's Interviewer (Norma Giacchero). Interviewing Reporter (Norma Giacchero). 168339 2007 Roman de gare (aka Crossed Tracks). M France Crime Writer Judith Ralitzer (Fanny Ardant), whose public success conceals an unflattering secret, is interrogated in the police station about the disappearance of her ghost writer. A serial killer escapes from a prison in Paris. A missing school teacher leaves his wife and children. A hairdresser is left in a gas station by her fiancé while driving to the poor farm of her family in the country. A mysterious man offers a ride to her and she invites him to assume the identity of her fiancé during 24 hours to not disappoint her mother. 168340 1987 Roman Holiday T Remake of the film, Roman Holiday Correspondent Joe Bradley (Tom Conti) keeps a Princess' secret and falls in love. French Reporter (Michael Roubaix). Reporter (Rogerio Vieria). British TV Reporter (Celia Bochman). Airport Reporter #1 (Jeremy Boultbee). Airport Reporter #2 (Harry Jones). 168341 1953 Roman Holiday M DVD -R HQ 2238, 2239. L. Hunter, Ian McLellan (Story). Hunter, John Dighton (Screenplay) Peck. Ness Book Correspondent Joe Bradley (Gregory Peck) for the American News Service ("All the News All the Time"), poker-playing, liquor-guzzling journalist in Rome. Skips press conference with princess. Makes up own answers. Bureau Chief Mr. Hennessy (Hartley Power). Tells him news conference canceled. Reporter claims he can get exclusive interview with princess (she's at his apartment). Wants to get back to New York. Editor says her views on world conditions worth $250. Views on clothes worth $1,000. Bradley takes princess on tour of Rome with Photographer Irving Radovich (Eddie Albert) who sneaks pictures with camera in cigarette lighter. She tells him father is in public relations. He says he sells fertilizer. Tells editor couldn't get interview. Princess holds press conference, gives up romance. Correspondents (Alfred Browne, John Cortay, Jan Dijksgraff, Giovanni Fostini, Sidney Gordon, George Higgins, Adam Jennette, Richard McNamara, Hank Werbe). Head of Foreign Correspondents (Edward Hitchcock). Real Reporters (Friedrich Lampe, Julio Moriones, Stephen House, Ferdinando De Aldisio, Piero Scanziani, Kurt Klinger, Maurice Montabre, Sytske Galema, Jacques Ferrier, Otto Gross, J. Cortes Cavanillas). 168342 1950 Roman Kid P MLPL Sergel, C. Play Index, 1949-52 Press 168343 1938 Roman Kid, The SS GPL Gallico, Paul In "Confessions of a Story Writer." Sportswriter-Columnist Tommy Thompson on the Blade in New York. 168344 2005 Roman pro zeny MF Editor (Raadana Herrmannova). 168345 1961 Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone, The M AFI-Journalists Journalist 168346 2003 Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone, The MT Reporters (Jack Lynch, Morgan O'Sullivan). 168347 1949 Romance T Press 168348 1999 Romance M Photographer (Pierre Maufront). 168349 1983 Romance MF India Journalist-Editor (Saeed Jaffrey). Journalist-Editor's Wife (Prema Narayan). 168350 1934 Romance in the Rain M Publisher Charles Denton (Roger Pryor) of "Livid Love Tales," of a tabloid-type romance magazine decides to get some publicity by sponsoring a "Cinderella and Prince Charming contest. Sob Sister (Marcia Remy). Reporter (Earl Eby). Radio Announcer (Tom Hanlon). 168351 1929 Romance in the Roaring Forties SS GPL Runyon, Damon In "Damon Runyon Omnibus, The." In "Guys and Dolls." Journalist Waldo Winchester, nice-looking young guy who writes pieces about Broadway for the Morning Item. Writes pieces about the goings-on in night clubs. 168352 1906 Romance Island NSF MLPL Gale, Zona Editor. New York Evening Sentinel. St. George. Editor transformed to rich man, sails to island 168353 1933 Romance of Helen Trent, The RS Soap. Series (1933-1960) Gossip Columnist Daisy Parker is insidious, was Helen's arch-rival 168354 1937 Romance of Radium M Photographer (Eddie Hart). 168355 1871 Romance of Real Life, A (Suburban Sketches) N Howells, William Dean Writer. Contributor to the magazine, anonymous romantic writer who finds real life stranger than books. 168356 1914 Romance of the Mexican Revolution, The M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Quoted Reporter sent to cover the Mexican War by a New York newspaper and falls in love with the daughter of an estate owner. Tries to interview Pancho Villa at his headquarters. 168357 1985 Romance on the Orient Express MT SVD 523 NBC 3-4-1985 Magazine Editor Lily Conrad (Cheryl Ladd) has just been promoted to be an American Magazine editor on her way to a business meeting in Paris when she boards the legendary Orient Express. She unexpectedly meets her long-ago lover, an aristocratic Englishman. Lily's brash traveling companion (Susan Lawson). 168358 2009 Romancing the Runway N Hudson-Smith, Linda Kimani Romance Series #130 Paparazzi clamor to capture every intimate moment of the fragile, new relationship between supermodels Kennedy and Xavier who work and party among the beautiful people in the world’s most exotic cities. They’re glam, gorgeous and the target of every tabloid and talk show around. By day, they’re used to being in front of a camera. But by night, neither’s used to the paparazzi and the news media. With crazed schedules, constant media attention and surprise attempts to deflate Kennedy’s career and steal her man, the pressures are mounting. Can their searing physical attraction and soul-deep connection be enough to guarantee Kennedy and Xavier a picture-perfect ending. 168359 1983 Romantic Comedy M DVD -R HQ 3698, 3699 Correspondent Leo Janowitz (Ron Leibman) falls in love with a playwright whose partner is in love with her. TV Reporter (Dick Wieand). TV Reporter (Dick Wieand). Janowitz is a correspondent just back from Russia and assigned to the Paris Bureau. He ends up marrying the female playwright who eventually leaves him for her estranged playwrighting partner. "He's a journalist for god's sake. He makes his living writing down quotes from people when they're off guard," says the male playwright to his partner who wants to marry the journalist. 168360 1857 Romany Rye, The: Sequel to 'La Vengro, A." N USC Borrow, George Henry News Media. Romany Rye rights wrongs, sets things straight and always extracts life histories from those he encounters. Not much journalism. 168361 1932 Rome Express M Publicist Sam (Finlay Currie). 168362 2005 Rome Is Burning: DT Host Jim Rome. Correspondents Dee Brown (2007), Paul Lo Duca (2006), Tony Gonzalez (2005), Charley Hoffman (2007), Matt Holliday (2007), Shaun Livingston (2006), Floyd Mayweather Jr. (2007), Chris Paul (2007), A.J. Pierezynski (2007), C.C. Sabathia (2007) Correspondents Keith Carney (2007), Erica Enders (2007), Rodney Carney (2006), Silas Demary (2006), Wes Hodges (2006), Nate Holland (2006), Karch Kiraly (2006), Brian Leonard (2006), Adriano Moraes (2006), Sinorice Moss (2006). Correspondents Chris Pronger (2006), Aaron Rowland (2006), Donte Stallworth (2006), Nick Swisher (2006), Ty Warren (2006), , Gabe Pruitt (2007), Jeanette Lee (2007). 168363 2005 Rome: Caesarion MT DVD -R HQ 4521 Episode #8. 10-16-2005 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. Caesar arrives in Alexandria and meets the king. Vorenus and Pullo free Ptolemy's incarcerated sister, Cleopatra. Caesar seeks payment from Egypt for past debts. Executes those who killed Pompey. Backs Cleopatra and strikes down rebellion. 168364 2007 Rome: De Patre Vostro (About Your Father) T DVD -R HQ 8858, 8859 Episode #22. 3-25-2007 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. 168365 2007 Rome: Death Mask T DVD -R HQ 8846 Episode #19. 3-4-2007 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. 168366 2007 Rome: Deus Impeditio E Suritori Nullus (No God Can Stop a Hungry Man) T DVD -R HQ 8857 Episode #21. 3-18-2007 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. 168367 2005 Rome: Egeria MT DVD -R HQ 4387 Episode #6. 10-2-2005. Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. Mark Anthony runs Rome while Caesar pursues Pompey. Pullo takes Octavian to a brothel. Atia tries to mend fences with Servilla. 168368 2007 Rome: Heroes of the Republic T DVD -R HQ 8849 Episode #17. 2-11-2007 News Reader-Town Crier's announcement ends with an ad for a flour miller. 168369 2005 Rome: How Titus Pollo Brought Down the Republic MT DVD -R HQ 4189 Episode #2. 9-4-2005 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. Marc Antony returns to Rome. Pompey drafts an ultimatum stripping General Caesar of his power. Vorenus heads home to his family. Titus Pollo gets into a fight in a gambling den with disastrous results for the Republic. 168370 2005 Rome: Kalends of February T DVD -R HQ 8X 4839 Episode #12. 11-22-2005 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. Artist Simon Gregor. Caesar is killed. Vorenus' wife commits suicide when confronted about her bastard child. Pullo and Vorenus are rewarded. Caesar decides to overhaul the Senate. Sevilla hurdles the final obstacle in her revenge scenario. 168371 2007 Rome: Necessary Fiction, A T DVD -R HQ 8855 Episode #20. 3-11-2007. Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. 168372 2005 Rome: Owl in a \, An T Episode #3. 9-11-2005 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. 168373 2007 Rome: Passover T DVD -R HQ 8837 Episode #13. 1-14-2007 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. 168374 2005 Rome: Pharsalus MT DVD -R HQ 4467 Episode #7. 10-9-2005 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. Vorenio and Puello are marooned in the Adriatic Sea. Pompey decides to attack Caesar's depleted forces -- and loses. He escapes to Egypt where he is assassinated and beheaded. Caesar welcomes Brutus and Cicero back into the fold. 168375 2007 Rome: Philippi MT DVD -R HQ 8841 Episode #18. 218-2007 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. Cicero is finally undone by his duplicity. 168376 2005 Rome: Ram Has Touched the Wall, The T DVD -R HQ 4347 Episode #5. 9-25-2005 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome. Caesar weighs Pompey's counteroffer. Vorenus must reconsider his career choices. Atia concocts a scheme to come b4etween Caesar and Servilia. 168377 2007 Rome: Son of Hades T DVD -R HQ 8838 Episode #14. 1-21-2007 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. Gangs are now fighting for control of the streets. With the news that his children are dead, Vorenus is in deep depression and has taken to his bed. 168378 2005 Rome: Spoils, The T DVD -R HQ 4767 Episode #11. 11-14-2005 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. Pullo descends into Rome's netherworld. Vorenus is rewarded for his allegiance. Vorenus comes to Pullo's aid in the arena and saves his life. 168379 2005 Rome: Stealing from Saturn T DVD -R HQ 4324 Episode #4. 9-18-2005 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome. Caesar seeks to consolidate his hold on Rome. Atia throws a party. Pullo delivers Quintus Pompey to Caesar 168380 2005 Rome: Stolen Eagle, The MT DVD -R HQ 4131 Episode #1 8-28-2005. Premiere. HBO Miniseries 8-28-2005- News Reader-Town Crier (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts of the news of the day. His announcement ends with an ad for a flour miller. Two soldiers must find the army's golden standard. The Senate worries about Caesar's popularity. Atia is careful to play both sides of an escalating power struggle. Rome is the saga of two ordinary Roman soldiers and their families. 168381 2007 Rome: Testudo et Lepus (The Tortoise and the Hare) T DVD -R HQ 8848 Episode #16. 2-4-2007 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. Servilia's plan to assassinate Atia backfires, with horrific circumstances. 168382 2007 Rome: These Being the Words of Marcus Tullius Cicero T DVD -R HQ 8847 Episode #15. 1-28-2007 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. 168383 2005 Rome: Triumph T DVD -R HQ 4727 Episode #10. 11-9-2005 Newsreader in Rome (Ikan McNeice) shouts out the news of the day. 168384 2005 Rome: Utica T DVD -R HQ 4651 Episode #9. 10-30-2005 Newsreader (Ikan McNeice) in Rome shouts out the news of the day. With Scipio and Cato defeated, Caesar returns home to a hero's welcome. Vorenus and Pullo's showdown with local thug Erastes gets an unexpected reprieve from Caesar. Servilla's plan to use Octavia to unearth a secret about Caesar backfires. 168385 2009 Romeo & Juliet vs. The Living Dead T News Voice (Jon Boltz). Juliet falls madly in love with Romeo, a zombie. 168386 1996 Romeo + Juliet M Shakespeare, William (Play). Craig Pearce (Screenplay). Anchorwoman (Edwina Moore). TV Gossip Susan Santandiago (Harriet Harris) 168387 1595 Romeo and Juliet P Shakespeare, William News. Act V, Scene I. Romeo: News from Verona! How now, Balthasar! Dost thou not bring me letters from the friar? How doth my lady? Is my father well? How fares my Juliet? that I ask again, For nothing can be ill if she be well. O! pardon me for bringing these ill news, Since you did leave it for my office, sir. Act V, Scene V. News. Juliet: Though news be sad, yet tell them merrily; If good, thou shamest the music of sweet news By playing it to me with so sour a face. Nurse: I am aweary, give me leave awhile: Fie, how my bones ache! What a jaunt have I had! Juliet: I would thou hadst my bones, and I thy news. Nay, come, I pray thee, speak; good, good nurse, speak. 168388 2006 Romeo et Juliette M Canada - French Journalist (Jean-Robert Bourdage). 168389 2000 Romeo Must Die M News Media. Perry the Anchorman (Perry Solkowski). Chinese Messenger (Derek Lowe). 168390 1962 Rommel's Treasure M AFI-Photographers Photographer 168391 2009 Romy M News Media. Reporter (Philippe Jacq). Journalist #1 (Holger Handtke). Journalist #2 Opera (Joachim Paul Assbock). Publisher Opera (Christian Tasche). Biography of Austrian actress Romy Schneider. 168392 1965 Romy - Portrait eines Gesichts DF West Germany Interviewer Hans-Jurgen Syberberg. 168393 1967 Rona Barrett: Dateline, Hollywood T Series. 1967- ABC Gossip Columnist Rona Barrett interviews celebrities 168394 1969 Rona Barrett: Rona Barrett's Hollywood T Series 1969. Gossip Columnist Rona Barrett interviews celebrities 168395 1976 Rona Barrett: Rona Looks at James Caan, Michael Caine, Elliott Gould and Burt Reynolds DT Gossip Columnist Rona Barrett interviews celebrities 168396 1977 Rona Barrett: Rona Looks at Kate, Penny, Toni, and Cindy DT Gossip Columnist Rona Barrett interviews celebrities 168397 1975 Rona Barrett: Rona Looks at Raquel, Liza, Cher and Ann-Margaret DT Gossip Columnist Rona Barrett interviews celebrities 168398 1972 Rona Barrett: Rona Looks at the Oscars T Gossip Columnist Rona Barrett interviews celebrities 168399 1982 Rona Jaffe's Mazes and Monsters MT News Media highlights (all but ending) 168400 2003 Rona Parish: Brought to Book N Fraser, Anthea (aka Gwen Kirkwood). #1 Rona Parish Mysteries Journalist-Biographer Rona Parish is asked by the widow of a best-selling thriller writer to write her husband's biography. Rona, who just finished a life of Arthur Conan Doyle, is reluctant. After all, the writer has been dead for less than a year. Her uneasiness grows as she realizes that the widow is really looking for a cause-of-death investigator. As Rona begins methodically to research his life, she, her dog and the widow are threatened and attack. Eventually, Rona is nearly killed. 168401 2007 Rona Parish: Family Concern N Fraser, Anthea (aka Gwen Kirkwood). #4 Rona Parish Mysteries Journalist Rona Parish is eager for a fresh challenge. A chance encounter with an old married friend gives her an idea. Rona will research the histories of several long-established family firms in the town. Then her friend enlists her help in getting to the bottom of a sister-in-law's terrifying nightmares and Rona finds herself drawn into the complex web of relationships linking families. 168402 2004 Rona Parish: Jigsaw N Fraser, Anthea (aka Gwen Kirkwood). #2 Rona Parish Mysteries Journalist-Biographer Rona Parish is ready to embark on an assignment to write a series of articles to coincide with the 500th anniversary of the local market town of Buckford. One interview soon raises unresolved questions about a recent murder and Parish's investigative antennae are instantly on the alert. 168403 2008 Rona Parish: Next Door to Murder NM Fraser, Anthea (aka Gwen Kirkwood). #6 Rona Parish Mysteries Series Magazine Journalist Rona Parish continues her popular series on local family businesses for Chiltern Life Magazine with a piece on the a furniture emporium. For once, there doesn’t seem to be any skeletons in the family’s cupboards. But when the daughter of Rona’s elderly neighbors comes to Rona with a plea for help, there may be a dark secret closer to home and all of Rona’s journalistic instincts are aroused. Rona discovers that helping the girl reclaim her past is more exciting and perilous than her current assignment writing about a family-owned furniture store. 168404 2006 Rona Parish: Person or Persons Unknown N Fraser, Anthea (aka Gwen Kirkwood). #3 Rona Parish Mysteries Series Investigative Journalist Rona Parish, who is finishing up a series of articles, is asked to help a young, pregnant woman find her birth parents. Rona quickly discovers that the woman's mother was murdered when she was only a few weeks old and the murderer never found. Now someone is trying to stop Rona from figuring out the identity of the woman's father. Rona's husband Max and here friends to their best to dissuade her from getting involved in what they fear may turn out to be another dangerous case. Rona cannot resist the challenge. At the same time, Rona is facing major problems in her own family. 168405 2007 Rona Parish: Rogue in Porcelain N Fraser, Anthea (aka Gwen Kirkwood). #5 Rona Parish Mysteries Series Magazine Journalist Rona Parish writing a series on old family businesses for Chiltern Life magazine. She is interviewing manufacturers of porcelain as the company reaches its 150th anniversary and unveiling of a new product line. Parish's archival investigation unearths a skeleton that may threaten the firm. Then a fresh corpse of a woman is found. 168406 1994 Rondo: T Series Reporter (Synnove Svabo) 168407 1997 Ronnie & Julie MT News Media. TV Reporter (Claire Riley). Reporter #1 (Mark Holden). Reporter #2 (Suzin Schiff). TV News Writer (Kevin Blatch). 168408 2006 Ronny & Cindy M Canada Short Radio Anchor (Frederic Eger (Voice). 168409 1954 Roogie's Bump M Sports Announcer (Tedd Lawrence) 168410 1941 Rookie Bear, The C DVD -R HQ 2794 MGM cartoon Parody Media. Strife Magazine, "Your Weekly News…Strife Marches On." Oct. 29. 1941 Draft. Pages 1 to 3 are featured with headlines. 168411 2005 Rookie Bookie M Newscaster (Paula Newberry). 168412 1939 Rookie Cop, The M DVD -R HQ 8325, 8326 Photographer (Donald Kerr) 168413 1955 Rookie of the Year MT SVD 1111 Two (aka 2) by John Ford: Rookie of the Year (1955) and Flashing Spikes (1962) Episode #10. 12-7-1955. Screen Director's Playhouse. Sports Writer Mike Cronin (John Wayne) is a smalltown newspaper sports writer who harbors an ambition to work for a big city daily.. McCully, the Editor (Willis Bouchey). Sportswriters He sees his chance to achieve his goal while attending the World Series. One of the rookies shows a style reminiscent of a former all-time great banned from baseball for accepting a bribe. 168414 1993 Rookie of the Year M Press Conference Reporter (Ron Beattie). Press Conference Reporter (Dan Conway). Press Conference Reporter (Sunnie Hikawa). Press Conference Reporter (Al Joyner). Airport Reporter (Christopher Howe). Airport Reporter (Karen L. Stephens). Cubs Radio Broadcaster (John Candy) displays a quirky personality as he announces the games. 168415 2002 Rookie, The M Reporter #1 (John Wayne Shafer). Reporter #2 (Charles Sanders) 168416 1990 Rookie, The M Anchorman (Joe Farago). 168417 1972 Rookies, The: Bloody Shade of Blue, A T Episode #12. 12-11-1972 Reporter (Hank Brandt). 168418 1973 Rookies, The: Cauldron T Episode #24. 9-10-1973 Photographer (Vince Howard). 168419 1972 Rookies, The: Deadly Velocity, A T Episode #11. 11-27-1972 News Media. First Reporter (Hank Brandt). 168420 1972 Rookies, The: Dirge for Sunday T Episode #8. 10-30-1972 Photographer (Lew Brown). 168421 1973 Rookies, The: Snow Job T Episode #17. 1-29-1973 Photographer (Don Dubbins). 168422 2006 Room 17 M Reporter (Scott Limanek). Journal Writer (Lori Salmeri). Boy plays with human-like toys in a mysterious room in this silent film. 168423 1972 Room 222: Bleep T Episode #85. 11-17-1972 Student Journalists. Students become upset when a school faculty advisor begins to censor their stories for their school newspaper 168424 1971 Room 222: KWWH T Episode #53. 9-17-1971 Radio. City councilman arranges for a radio station to be built in the school, but regrets it when the students air programs that he believes are meant to make him look bad 168425 1970 Room 222: Once Upon a Time, There was Air You Couldn't See T Episode #20. 1-18-1970. Series (9-17-69 to 1-11-74). TV. Richie and Jason stage a TV campaign against smog by writing and producing an anti-pollution TV spot 168426 1971 Room 222: Sins of the Fathers T Episode #64. 12-10-1971 News Media. Pete tries to help a boy whose father is involved in a political scandal 168427 1970 Room 222: Write On, Brother T Episode #27. 9-23-1970 School Newspaper. Pete helps the students put out an underground school newspaper 168428 2001 Room 302 M News Anchor (Leslie Marshall) 168429 1992 Room 9 N Sanitago, Soledad Reporter Raul Vega investigates a suspicious fire of a shelter project and the suicide of the project's architect. 168430 1962 Room for One More: Right Wrong Number, The T Episode #19. Series 1-27-1962 to 9-22-1962 Reporter (Robert Q. Lewis) asks George for an interview and he thinks it is because he recently hit a hole-in-one while playing golf. 168431 1993 Room For Two: "M" Is For the Many Things T Episode #24. 7-6-1993 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Edie and her mother come to terms with their unstable relationship Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168432 1992 Room For Two: All Edie's Children T Episode #19. 12-17-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Edie's son comes for a visit. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168433 1992 Room For Two: All Men Are Created Equal, Bummer T Episode #18. 12-3-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Edie campaigns for a raise after a male co-worker receives one. Stage Manager (Marion Archey). Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168434 1992 Room For Two: And Now, a Pause for Menopause T SV 167 (Excerpts) Episode #15.10-29-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Edie has a hot flash and spontaneously shares her experiences with menopause while co-hosting a live telethon with Talk-Show Host Dick Cavett (Himself). Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168435 1993 Room For Two: Big Noise From Mendota T Episode #23. 6-29-1993 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Jill is upset when Edie invites some old friends to drop by for a visit. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168436 1992 Room For Two: Couch With a View T Episode #8. 9-3-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). When Jill buys furniture for Edie's new apartment, she learns that her mother's tastes have changed. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168437 1992 Room For Two: Couple of Couples, A T Episode #10. 9-17-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Edie's first date in New York is at an all-night roller derby Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168438 1992 Room For Two: Dog Day Afternoons T Episode #17. 11-26-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Edie's childhood fear of dogs resurfaces when she is asked to baby-sit Jill's new pet. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168439 1992 Room For Two: Help T Episode #4. 4-14-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Edie overextends herself and wants to help everyone. For starters, there's Bourdreau who is having problems with Ellis. Naomi has the flu and Edie tries to comfort her. Even her mother is calling for advice. But the one person she can't help is Jill, who was planning a Caribbean vacation with her boyfriend while he was making plans to break up with her. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168440 1993 Room For Two: Home, A Loan, A T Episode #26. TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168441 1992 Room For Two: If It's Saturday, It Must Be Meat Loaf T Episode #12. 10-1-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Jill is caught in the middle when Ken takes Edie to a party and befriends another woman. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168442 1992 Room For Two: Ken, We Hardly Knew Ye…Much T Episode #14. 10-15-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Edie's neighbor Ken breaks a date with her and renews his relationship with his ex-wife. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168443 1992 Room For Two: Little White Lies T Episode #9. 9-10-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Jill lies about an invitation to a small party to get away for a weekend. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168444 1993 Room For Two: Look Ma, Four Hands T Episode #25. TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168445 1993 Room For Two: Moving On T Episode #22. 6-22-1993 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). After Keith learns that Jill and Matt went their separate ways, he asks her to dinner. The engagement goes sour when Keith tells her that he lured away Clark Kent, the British rocker Naomi has booked for "Wake Up, New York." Eddie is stunned when Jack proposes to her. Clark Kent (Jamie Harris). Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168446 1992 Room For Two: My Right Foot T Episode #11. 9-24-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Edie is afraid of the surgery required to remove a painful bone spur from her foot. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168447 1992 Room For Two: Night of the Living Lou, The T Episode #16. 11-12-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Edie has a live theater date on the same night as Jill's memorial service for her father. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168448 1992 Room For Two: Night With the Jetsons, A T Episode #13. 10-8-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Edie and Jill's boyfriend con Jill into a mother-daughter double date at his exclusive private club. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168449 1992 Room For Two: Not Quite…Room For Two T Episode #2. 3-31-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Since moving to New York, Edie's been bunking with Jill. With her mother really cramping her style and cutting into her alone time with her boyfriend, Jill sets out on a mission to find Edie an apartment. Edie is reluctant to dive into a new apartment, but she eventually settles on a gorgeous apartment with a friendly, if eccentric neighbor. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168450 1992 Room For Two: Pilot T Episode #1. 3-24-1992. Series 3-24-1992 to 7-6-1993. 26 episodes. TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Jill is a success when her recently widowed mother Edie arrives in New York to visit her. While sitting in the audience, Edie insults the guest, a pretentious fashion designer, and finds herself with a job doing a daily commentary on the WXOR. She ends up getting a job doing a daily commentary on the show while driving her daughter crazy in the process. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168451 1992 Room For Two: Private Parts T Episode #5. 4-15-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Jill is depressed that she has to attend a friend's wedding with no date. Edie's been acting mysteriously cheerful which leads Jill to suspect that she is sleeping with her neighbor. She confronts the man unaware that there is nothing going on between them. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168452 1992 Room For Two: Psyched! T Episode #6. 4-22-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Jill and Edie take a psychology class together in hopes of broadening their horizons and having some fun in the process. But things don't become fun for Jill who feels inadequate and becomes competitive when her mother becomes a star pupil. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168453 1993 Room For Two: Sex, Rugs and Rock 'n' Roll T Episode #20. 6-8-1993 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). It's time for a mother-daughter talk about sex. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168454 1993 Room For Two: To Book Or Not To Book T Episode #21. 6-15-1993 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Edie receives her collection of books which a relative was keeping for her which reminds Jill's boyfriend he used to want to be a writer. Edie agrees to read some of his short stories and is so taken with his writing, she encourages him to write a novel. He goes all out and quits his job and urges Jill to come away and take a job at a television studio upstate. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168455 1992 Room For Two: Whose Mouth Is It Anyway? T Episode #3. 4-7-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Outraged with programming for sweeps week, Edie improvises during her daily commentary and urges viewers to send a message to network programmers by switching channels during sweeps. This outrages WXOR's management who warn Jill to gain control of Edie - and have her plug their programming. Jill confronts her mom, but Edie won't agree to endorse their shows. Meanwhile, "Wake Up, New York's" hosts sink to new degrading lows in an attempt to gain ratings. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168456 1992 Room For Two: Winners and Other Losers T Episode #7. 4-29-1992 TV Morning Show. Producer Jill Kurland (Patricia Heaton) for "Wake Up, New York" on WXOR. Commentator Edie Kurland (Linda Lavin). Production Assistant Naomi Dillon (Bess Meyer). Hosts Dideahnn Bourdreau (Paula Kelly) and Reid Ellis (Andrew Prine). Jill receives notification that she and her boyfriend have won an RV in a contest they entered as a joke while they were still dating, so they decide to sell the RV and split the cash. The boyfriend arrives at the office with the paperwork. He winds up telling Eddie he misses Jill. So when they see each other again, Jill expects a reconciliation though it's slow to come. Many episodes ended with Edie giving her commentary, then throwing her hands in the air exclaiming "I'm Edie Kurland. It's just a thought." 168457 1927 Room One SS USC Bartlett, Vernon In "Topsy-Turvey." Correspondent Douglas Harding, foreign correspondent for the Daily Wire. In Genoa to "cover" the International Economic Conference. Ivan Deane. 168458 1985 Room Service N Moorhouse, Frank News Media 168459 1950 Room to Let M Allingham, Marjorie (BBC Feature). John Gilling, Godfrey Grayson (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Curly Minter (Jimmy Hanley) on The Gazette covers fire at hospital and gets mysterious statement from the dying night watchman. He writes story speculating fire may have been deliberate Editor cuts it down to brief paragraph stating basic facts. Reporter continues to investigate and comes to believe doctor staying at his girlfriend's boarding house is a lunatic who escaped in the fire and may be Jack the Ripper. Doctor is found dead. Reporter as an old man explains circumstances to group of colleagues. Men provide more than one solution eventually concluding reporter modified facts for sake of himself and woman who is now his wife. One of the listeners questions whether the real story should come out, but another comments that when a respected journalist alters the facts, there is a good reason. Editor (Laurence Naismith). Editor: "This newspaper is only concerned with facts. We don't want them dressed up with a lot of speculative fancy. We leave that to some of our more gaudy competitors." 168460 2007 Room, The P Franco, Michael World Premiere Production at the Open Fist Theater Company in Los Angeles Journalist Dorothy Thompson (Amanda Weier) joins President Teddy Roosevelt’s hard-drinking son, novelist Somerset Maugham (Bjorn Johnson) and others to discuss the alarming events happening in the decade leading up to World War II and how this led to the formation of the OSS, the forerunner of the CIA. 168461 1984 Roomful of Roses NR OWN - P Palmer, Diana Woman journalist Journalist Wynn Ascot likes small-town news reporting. 168462 2004 Roomies M News Reporter (Michelle Brookhurst) 168463 2001 Roommate for Sale and Other Tales M Adult Reporter Dorian Grant (Toni) is captured by the cult she is investigating in second tale of bondage. 168464 2009 Roommate Wanted M News Media. Female Newscaster (Page Phillips - Voice). Male Newscaster (Denis McCullough - Voice). 168465 1981 Roommates M Photographer (Marco Nero). Joel's employer. 168466 2005 Roommates N Cleveland, Vikki L. Sportswriter Jayme McCray works in a world filled with men, but her heart has room for only one of them as she devotes her life and her talent to the pursuit of an impossible dream. She transforms from an overweight tomboy into a stunning auburn-haired beauty who attracts the passions of two men, one American, one Lebanese, but the boy next door is the objet of her stubborn quest, a man who wants to her to bear his child,but not his name. Spanning 33 years from 1951 to 1984, McCray and the lives of three other women are interwined. Will their friendship be strong enough to survive scandal and death in this small college community in downstate Illinois? The other women are blonde and beautiful twins Jordyn and Siara Nealy. Jordyn expresses herself in dance and in her relationships with men. Siara is shy, timid and soft-spoken but her connection with only one man manages to complicate all the roommates’ lives when he is murdered -- and both twins had reasons for wanting him dead. Darica Cervantes, the youngest roommate is the most devout, but also the one with the darkest secret, a secret she keeps hidden in the Bible that she reads devoutly each night before she goes to bed -- a secret that destroys her passion and leads her into a spiral of alienation and aberration. Fate brings the four roommates together in the house on Meadow Lane. 168467 1907 Roosevelt Bears Go To Washington, The N Eaton, Seymour (Paul Piper) Newsboys. Invent stories for newsboys to yell after a newsboy dies frozen through because that night his papers didn't sell and he had no home. 168468 1982 Rooster T Newscaster (Jerry Dunphy) 168469 1945 Roosters Crow in the Town N Hough, H.B. Reporter works under an old man and a special editor after his father commits suicide. 168470 1958 Roots of Heaven, The M Gary, Romain (Novel). Gary, Patrick Leigh-Fermor (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Commentator Cy Sedgewick (Orson Welles) is preparing satellite broadcast from Africa while on safari covering a crusader's efforts to prevent killing of elephants by ivory hunters. One of three journalists covering the story. Crusader shoots buckshot into the buttocks of Sedgewick, but the TV commentator still becomes his champion. He tells a colleague this is the hottest story since Stanley and Livingstone and plays up the crusader as a modern Robin Hood. Newspaper Publisher Orsini (Herbert Lom), whose wife takes great pride in describing the number of elephants she has killed. Crusader gets press operators on the publisher's paper to run special edition featuring his writing. He crashes the publisher's party and spanks the publisher's wife. Press Photographer Abe Fields (Eddie Albert) crashes near the crusader's camp. He jumps out of the plane and begins taking pictures of the wreckage. The pilot was killed instantly, but Fields only cares about a good story. He ends up joining the crusader's band of followers insisting that he is only doing so because he sees a good story. Journalist (Colin Drake). 168471 1979 Roots: Second Generation, The MT Series 1979-1981 Journalist Alex Haley (James Earl Jones) 168472 1979 Roots: The Next Generations T Journalist Alex Haley (James Earl Jones). 168473 1938 Rope Enough (aka Ballot Box Murders, The) NM OWN - H Strange, John Stephen (Dorothy Stockbridge Tillett) Reporter-Photographer. Barney Gantt was introduced in 1936 as staff photographer for the New York Globe. As the series progresses, Barney keeps up his photography but is also billed as the Globe's star reporter. 168474 1947 Rope for an Ape N Chambers, Dana Weinberg List Journalist 168475 2009 Rosa and the Executioner of the Fiend M TV Reporter (Ileana Canal). Octogenarian widow Rosa is a Holocaust survivor who has lived alone for more than 50 years in an apartment across the United Nations. When an intruder gets hold of her place, she takes him for a thief, a rapist and then a Nazi agent. But he is none of that. His mission is to execute “the greatest S.O.B. the world has ever known.” 168476 2003 Rosa Makepeace: Hot News N McNeill, Elizabeth (aka Elisabeth) #1 Rosa Makepeace Reporter Rosa Makepeace is a young, wannabe reporter on Edinburgh’s evening paper, The Dispatch. It is New Year’s Eve, 1955 and she receives news of the murder of a local prostitute. Fueled by her ambition for a scoop, she is determined to unearth all she can about the story. When a second body is discovered, she realizes she’s involved much more deeply than even her investigative mind could desire and the young journalist finds herself in mortal danger. 168477 2006 Rosa Makepeace: Press Relations N McNeill, Elizabeth #2 Rosa Makepeace Reporter Rosa Makepeace of the Evening Chronicle is ambitious and young in 1950s' Edinburgh. Things have changed recently in the Evening Dispatch newsroom: Rosa has a new rival for the position of the Dispatch's most ambitious recruit, Charles Rutland. However, when Rosa's friend Patricia has a fall, Charles and Rosa must team up their investigative skills to piece together the truth behind the accident. 168478 2002 Rosa Parks Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 7636, 7637 Reporter (Carl Pittman) 168479 2000 Rosa Raye: Crime Reporter N Kerman, Sue Crime Reporter Rosa Raye works for a newspaper and decides to investigate a threat to the environment -- something black and oily is being poured into the ocean and it’s killing all the plant and animal life. But soon she discovers that the people who are polluting the ocean are dangerous criminals who will stop at nothing to keep Rosa quiet. Will Rosa succeed in stopping the criminals? 168480 1997 Rosa Roth - Die Stimme MTF Journalist (Manuel Bullinger) 168481 1810 Rosa, Or An American Genius and Education N USC Anonymous Press 168482 2002 Rosalba Neri: Italian Sphinx, The MF Interviewer (Jens Geutebruck) 168483 2004 Rosario + Vampire CB Ikeda, Akihisa Japan. 2004-2007. Published by Shueisha. Appeared in Monthly Shonen Jump and Weekly Shonen Jump magazines. Manga series.Action manga. Romantic comedy manga. Supernatural manga. Harem manga High School Newspaper Advisor Shizuka Nekonome has a carefree attitude and sometimes she is oblivious to her environment. She is one of the only teachers at Yokai Academy that doesn't hate humans. She is a “cat lady.” She is also said to own a villa in the human world. High School Newspaper Club President Ginei Morioka is the president of the newspaper club. He is a werewolf and a notorious peeping tom. At the paper, he tends to leave all the work to his subordinates. He eventually cuts his peeping tom habit and tries to be a loyal friend to the other members. 168484 2008 Rosario + Vampire C Japan. Anime Series. Produced by Gonzo High School Newspaper Advisor Shizuka Nekonome has a carefree attitude and sometimes she is oblivious to her environment. She is one of the only teachers at Yokai Academy that doesn't hate humans. She is a “cat lady.” She is also said to own a villa in the human world. High School Newspaper Club President Ginei Morioka is the president of the newspaper club. He is a werewolf and a notorious peeping tom. At the paper, he tends to leave all the work to his subordinates. He eventually cuts his peeping tom habit and tries to be a loyal friend to the other members. 168485 1987 Rosary Murders, The M VHS 928 Kienzle, William X. (Novel). Elmore Leonard, Fred Wanton (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Pat Lennon (Belinda Bauer) is a chain-smoking reporter for the Detroit Free Press investigating the murders of Catholic priests. Seeks help of priest Father Koesler (Donald Sutherland) who is also editor of the Detroit Catholic News. S Reporter is concerned she will lose the story because it is getting big enough to go national and the paper will assign it to a more experienced and undoubtedly male reporter. After losing both the story and her job, she leaves town. New York Times, 8/28/87 describes the reporter, who shows up for the final scene, as "the kind of glamorous newspaper reporter who poses when she talks, tosses her hair a lot and never takes notes." Woman Newscaster (Doris Briscoe) 168486 1761 Rosciad, The PO USC Churchill, Charles Press 168487 1995 Rose Against the Odds MT Reporter (Timothy Sullivan). US Reporter #1 (Randall Berger). US Reporter #2 (Duke Bannister). US Reporter #3 (Randall Upton). Japanese Reporter #1 (Taka Masuda). Japanese Reporter #2 (Atsushi Suzaki). 168488 1936 Rose Bowl M Reporter (Earl Jamison). Reporter (Donald Kerr). Reporter (Cactus Mack). Reporter (Bert Moorhouse). Reporter (Anthony Pawley). Reporter (Hal Price). Reporter (Art Rowlands). Photographer (Hooper Atchley). Photographer (Pat O'Malley). Photographer (Charles Sherlock). 168489 1997 Rose Engagement, The NM Brown, Richard E. and Beverly A. Washington Reporter and a Cleveland CPA auditor are killed the same night after questioning undocumented expenditure for roses delivered to an elderly retiree in Phoenix. The reporter was following up White House tip about unusual financial transactions. The Cleveland CPA firm and the Washington newspaper continue to find out what happened. White House officials try to halt the audit. 168490 1989 Rose Garden, The M Journalist (Ute Brankatsch) 168491 2005 Rose Man of Sing Sing, The: A True Tale of life, Murder, and Redemption in the Age of Yellow Journalism D Morris, James City Editor Charles E. Chapin (1858-1930), a scandal-dogged legendary city editor of Joseph Pulitzer’s New York Evening World, quickly excelled at his job with his skills for sniffing out a story, finding its emotional core and writing it up in colorful, energetic prose. After a successful career as a reporter and editor in Chicago, Chapin moved to New York and was hired at the world, wowing his boss, reporters and rivals in the world of yellow journalism. Dogged by illness, the burden of a fragile wife and growing debt, Chapin enjoyed the fruits of a wildly successful career when he suddenly faces financial ruin and scandal after a run of bad investments, which leads him to murder his wife and himself. Unable to shoot himself after killing his wife in 1918, Chapin flees but is captured, tried and sentenced to 20 years in New York’s notorious Sing Sing prison after a sensational, grueling trial. 168492 1900 Rose of Dixie, The SS OWN O'Henry (William S. Porter) In "Options," Complete Works of O'Henry Press 168493 1895 Rose of Dutcher's Coolly, The N USC Garland, Hamlin Journalist Warren Mason is considered one of the finest newspaper men in the city. All the fellows look up to him. 168494 2006 Rose of Sharon, The M News Media. Reporter (Meagan Kittridge). Israeli Reading Newspaper (Graham Holly). 168495 1972 Rose of Versailles (aka Lady Oscar) CB Ikeda, Riyoko Japan. 1972-1973. Published by Shueisha. Maanga Series. Historical Manga. Romance Manga. Reporter Bernard Chatelet is a sleazy newspaper journalist who changes his ways. 168496 1979 Rose of Versailles (aka Lady Oscar) C Japan, 1970-1980. Produced by TMS studio. Anime series. Reporter Bernard Chatelet is a sleazy newspaper journalist who changes his ways. 168497 1939 Rose of Washington Square M Powers. Faye Publisher (Paul Irving). Reporters (Arthur Rankin, Robert "Buddy" Shaw, Charles Tannen). Newsboy (Leonard Kibrick) 168498 2002 Rose Red MT Miniseries Reporter 168499 1996 Rose Revived, The N Fforde, Katie Journalist boyfriend, a social climber, throws his actress girlfriend out of the house. 168500 2002 Rose Technique, The M Journalist. The Rose-Technique revolves around the life of an off-beat psychiatrist who wants to join the crazy world of daytime TV. 168501 1979 Rose, The M Reporter (Constance Cawlfield). Reporter (Dimo Condos). Reporter (Lorrie Davis). Reporter (David Garfield). Reporter (Kathryn Grody). Reporter (Ted Harris). Reporter (Jack Hollander). Reporter (Sandra Seacat). Reporter (Chip Zien). Reporter at Rose's House (Frank Speiser). 168502 1998 Rose’s Garden N Brown, Carrie The newspaper is the way Conrad, a 75-year-old man who is visited by an angel shares the good news. He writes the local newspapers and visitors flock to the site of his miraculous vision. Conrad had succumbed to severe depression following the death of his wife. At his emotional nadir, neglecting his friends, himself, even his wife’s beloved garden. Then he receives an angelic visitor who changes his life with a simple message: “Go home.” 168503 1994 Roseanne and Tom: Behind the Scenes MT Tabloid Reporter (Tiiu Leek). Reporter at Gate (Edwina Moore). Reporter (Jeanne Wolf). News Reporter (Garrett Glaser). Field Reporter (Jerry Penacoli). 168504 1989 Roseanne: T VHS 414. VHS 358 Episodes. 10-18-1988 to 5-20-1997. News Media 168505 1996 Roseanne: Morning Becomes Obnoxious T DVD -R HQ 4643. SVD 1518 Episode #194. 4-9-1996 News Commentator Roseanne Conner (Roseanne Barr) appears on "Wake Up Chicago," a morning TV Talk Show with a unique and "opinionated blue-collar outlook." "Wake Up Chicago" Host-Anchor Don (Jerry Dunphy). She got the job after an impromptu interview at the diner went spectacularly well. Reporter Cindy Kenner (Challen Cates). Stage Manager (Jean Miller). Jackie becomes her manager. 168506 1996 Roseanne: Roseambo T Episode #207. 11-19-1996 Photographer (Scott McKinley). Roseanne Conner battles a group of women-hating terrorists who hold her family and a foreigtn diplomat hostage on a train to Washington D.C. 168507 1997 Roseanne: Truth Be Told, The T DVD -R HQ 3194 (Media Excerpts) Episode #219. 3-18-1997 Freelance Reporter Frank (Johnny Dark) is very friendly and talks to Roseanne's friends, but they don't know he is actually a tabloid reporter. TV Producer Bobby Barrows (Patti Rossi). Roseanne Conner (Roseanne Barr) learns some truths about the price of fame when two high-powered TV programmers bombard her with all sorts of bizarre ideas about how network and cable TV would tell her life story. Tabloid Newspapers montage at end of the program. Globe: "Lottery Mom Runs Teenage Love Nest." National Enquirer: "Lotto Housewife Hankers for Hemp." National Whisper: "Lotto Mom's Bizarre Mayonnaise Addiction." Star: "Grand Theft Lotto: Rich Kid Steals Car." National Informer: "Lotto Winner to Mom: 'You're Old, Gay and in the Way!'" 168508 1975 Rosebud M DVD -R HQ 3084, 3085, 3080. SVD 1336 British Journalist (Peter O'Toole) who rescues five young women held as hostages by terrorists. Otto Preminger directing. 168509 1967 Rosecrest Cell, The NSF Caspary, Vera Press 168510 2004 Rosemary & Thyme: Gongoozlers, The T Episode #11. 19-29-2004 Cameraman (Mike Sherman). 168511 2005 Rosemary and Thyme: Cup of Silence, The T DVD -R HQ 8303 Episode #15. 12-23-2005 Wine Columnist staying at the Crickle Valley Vinehard dies under mysterious circumstances. 168512 1944 Rosemary: Opening R Computer Download Press 168513 2005 Rosemary: Queen of the Kitchen: Cosmopolitan Kitchen DT DVD -R HQ 4319 Episode. 9-20-2005 Journalist learns to cook in his stylish new kitchen 168514 2003 Rosenstrasse MF DVD -R HQ 4321, 4322, 4326 News Media. In 1943, Aryan women stage a protest after Nazis arrest their Jewish husbands and place them in a holding area. 168515 1992 Rosensweig Sisters, The P Wasserstein, Wendy Frances McDormand played Pfeni when play opened on 10-22-1992 at Lincoln Center Theater in New York Correspondent Pfeni Rosensweig is one of three middle-aged Jewish sisters originally from Brooklyn who come together in London to celebrate the 54th birthday of the oldest, now a brilliant British banker. Second sister is a suburban housewife and mother as well as a talk-show personality and 40-year-old Pfeni is the journalist and travel writer who still hasn't written her serious book she promises to write. Her boyfriend, director of a hit musical, brings to the oldest sister's house a man she falls for. 168516 1993 Roser og persille MF Journalist (Jorgen Kiil) 168517 2000 Roses Are Difficult Here N Mitchell, W.O. Editor Matt Stanley, editor of the local paper in Shelby. The time is the 1950s. 168518 1987 Roses Are for the Rich MT DVD -R HQ 8405, 8406, 8407, 8408 News Media. Reporter #2 (Janie Greenspun). Reporter #3 (Michael Nicolosi). 168519 1947 Roses are Red M Elman, Irving (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Martha McCormack (Peggy Knudsen) helps DA expose corrupt political machine. Crooks plan to make use of a double who looks like DA. When double is killed in a scuffle, the district attorney takes his place to infiltrate gang. They capture the crooks. Reporters (Eddie Acuff, Johnny Carpenter, Gordon Clark, Eddie Coke, Lester Dorr, Eddie Fetherston, Bill Neff, William Newell). Photographer (Kernan Cripps). 168520 1998 Roses Are Red NR Serene, Sonia African-American Editor-Publisher Kendra Davenport, with brains and beauty, runs her father's newspaper, the Nubian Chronicel, the largest black newspaper in Europe, a weekly that Carters to the West Indian population in England. She's about to lose half of it to son of her father's worst enemy, Shay Brentwood, unless she comes up with a huge sum of cash. She has seven days to get the money -- and give arrogant man a kiss. First demand seems impossible. Second sets her on fire. Davenport is of Jamaican parentage. Her jet-setting sister's gambling debts play right into hands of her father's rival Benjamin Brentwood. They started paper together, but had falling out and now Brentwood is back to claim what he feels is his. Brentwood has become a media giant in the United States and his son arrives from New York, a vice president of Brentwood Communications Group. Kendra can marry Shay to save the paper. Tragedy strikes bringing the two closer. 168521 1991 Rosewood NR OWN - P Camp, Candace Journalist Jonathan Lawrence is a handsome man who buys the empty house next door to a 29-year-old "spinster of good breeding) who would like to marry him in a small town in 19th-century Texas. Her life is devoted to her brother who has been unable to work since his accident 11 years ago. Lawrence's 10-year-old daughter undisciplined and her dog digs up the woman's flowers and tears down her laundry -- much to Lawrence's obvious amusement. But when a pregnant and unmarried woman comes job-hunting at the newspaper and collapses in Lawrence's office, he turns for help to the woman who defies small-town busybodies to give the pregnant woman a home. 168522 2008 Rosie Live! T DVD -R HQ 10572 Episode #1. 11-26-2008 News Commentator Nancy Grace (as herself) interrupts Rosie Live! with the headline, “Hostile Host Hits Prime Time.” Then Nancy Grace (Kathy Griffin) shows up on stage with Rosie calling Miss O’Donnell, a bully. 168523 1996 Rosie O'Donnell Show, The DT Series. 1996. Syndicated. Talk-Show Host Rosie O'Donnell. Daytime Talk Show. 168524 1917 Rosie O'Grady M AFI-News Vendors News Vendor 168525 1994 Rosine M Photographer (Andre Linder) 168526 1985 Rosliny trujace (aka Poisonous Plants) MTF Poland Reporter Adam (Boguslaw Linda) finds himself in over his head when he begins investigating the background of a man who was falsely convicted of murder. The world-weary newspaper reporter’s quest involve him with an adolescent hooker and a botanist with a thing for deadly plants. Editor-in-Chief (Mariusz Dmochowski) 168527 1887 Rosmersholm P USC Ibsen, Henrick Publisher Peter Mortensgard, a liberal newspaper publisher. Practical, amoral politician. 168528 2004 Rosslyn Blood N Sim, Alastair Public Relations Practitioner Sinclair Wallace was about to find out who he really was even if he didn’t want to know. Thrust brutally out of his comfort zone at work, he’s been made to manage public relations for a banker caught with his pants down and a crazed scientist who wants to clone Jesus. His girlfriend thinks he’s associated with a secret network that’s getting away with murder, and an old school friend reappears to tell him the Scots are the Lost Tribe of Israel. How can Sinclair escape from all this madness? And why do all roads lead to Rossyln Chapel? 168529 2005 Rostros del 2005, Los TF Reporters (Mauricio Clark, Adriana Flores, Dioni Gonzalez, Victor Manuel Tolosa, Hugo Trujillo, Maria Luisa Valdes Dona, Joanna Vega-Biestro). Host: Mara Patricia Castaneda. 168530 1994 Roswell MT TV Commentator (Cynthia Allison). Photographer (Paul Davids). 168531 1995 Roswell Incident, The DM Editor Art McQuiddy, Roswell Morning Dispatch. Radio Announcer Frank Joyce, KGFL Radio. Press Officer Don Montoya, White Sands Missile Range. 168532 2000 Roswell: Convention, The T DVD -R HQ 7643 Episode #13. 2-2-2000 News Media. Newspaper headlines and stories used in plot. Annual UFO convention. Max plays host to actor Jonathan Frakes (Himself) at the annual UFO convention while trying to avoid the meddlesome couple who witnessed Max's life-saving abilities on Liz at the Crashdown Café. 168533 2002 Roswell: Crash T Episode #59. 4-30-2002. Reporter (Brien Blakely). Michael witnesses a fatal crash between a fighter jet and an alien vessel and embarks on his own investigation leading to the recovery of an artifact. 168534 2001 Roswell: Disturbing Behavior (1) T Episode #35. 2-5-2001 News Media. Reporter (Wendy Speake). Michael and Maria flee from Roswell after helping Laurie DuPree escape from the police and Max learns that a deadly parasite was released into Earth's atmosphere when their ship crashed 50 years ago. 168535 2002 Roswell: Four Aliens and a Baby T Episode #60. 5-7-2002 Newscaster (Bella Shaw). Reporter (Adrianna Sanovich). 168536 2000 Roswell: Harvest, The T Episode #28. 11-6-2000 Newscaster (Bella Shaw). 168537 2002 Roswell: I Married an Alien T VHS 1376 Episode #54. 1-29-2002 Investigative Reporter uncovers evidence that may suggest his friends are aliens. When a journalist friend of Jesse's comes to Roswell, Isabel discovers he's investigating her, Max and Michael after he witnesses Michael using his powers. 168538 1999 Roswell: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 8295 Episode #1. 10-6-1999 Newspaper. Roswell Daily Record newspaper for Roswell, New Mexico. Alien orphans passing as teenagers on Earth in the small New Mexico town. 168539 2000 Roswell: Summer of '47 T VHS 1361 Episode #26. 10-23-2000 Reporter Majandra Delfino (Maria) is a saucy reporter covering the 1947 alien crash at Roswell. Michael discovers the hidden history behind the 1947 crash when interviewing a World War II survivor for a school project. The story unfolds with familiar faces portraying the people in 1947. 168540 2000 Roswell: Tess, Lies and Videotape T DVD -R HQ 7886 Episode #18. 4-17-2000 TV Reporter (Thania St. John). Sheriff tries to win aliens' trust. Michael discovers hidden video camera in his apartment. 168541 1949 Rotation M Newspaper Personnel Manager (Albert Johannes). 168542 1970 Rotation. Chefredakteur Stefan Eyck N Aglas, Erwin Hans Austria Journalist 168543 2006 Rote Karte für Grappa NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany Journalist 168544 1969 Rote Lippen, Sadisterotica MF West Germany Critic in Gallery (Karl Heinz Mannchen). 168545 1942 Roti MF Commentator (Ashraf Khan) 168546 1970 Rotmanad MF Photographer (Jan Blomberg) 168547 2000 Rotten Summer, A N Tabachnik, Maud #4 Sandra Kahn Series Journalist Sandra Khan, an American lesbian, searches for a serial killer who emasculates and kills men. 168548 2005 Rotters' Club, The MT News Media. NME Journalist (Simon Meacock). Three friends growing up in Birmingham in the 1970s. 168549 2002 Rotters' Club, The N Coe, Jonathan Journalist Doug Anderton and Philip Chase. 168550 1994 Rotwang muB weg! MF Reporter #1 (Friedhelm Moenter). Reporter #2 (Denes Torzs). Journalist (Maik Brodersen). 168551 1869 Rough and Ready; or, Life among the New York Newsboys N USC Alger, Horatio Jr. News. Manufacture news to sell papers -- "only imitating the example of some of our most prominent publishers." Many newspaper references: Horace Greeley. "Here's the Tribune -- best paper in the city." Sir James Gordon Bennett. Henry J. Raymond. "Anyhow, it isn't any worse for us to cry news that ain't true, than for the papers to print it when they know it's false." 168552 1959 Rough and the Smooth, The M UK Only Press 168553 2000 Rough Cut from a Bygone War N Quint, Bert Correspondent Sam Sloan, over-the-hill war correspondent comes home to confront the old nightmares of Vietnam and the slick realities of today's broadcast journalism. 168554 2005 Rough Cut LA M Reporter (Rob Walters - Field Reporter). 168555 1997 Rough Magic M SVD 777 Reporter (Russell Crowe) hired to find magician's assistant who fled to Mexico after witnessing a murder involving her fiancé. 1950s 168556 1997 Rough Riders MT SVD 523 (Parts 1 and 2) Publisher William Randolph Hearst (George Hamilton) and tippling correspondent Stephen Crane (Adam Storke) who puts down his flask long enough to deliver play-by-play of the battle. Newsman (Charles Sanders). Man #1 delivering News to Hearst (Will Wallace). 168557 1986 Rough Shod SS PVL Short, Luke In "Luke Short's Best of the West." Printer-Editor Cole Preftake of Advocate. 168558 1952 Rough, Tough West, The M Newsboy. Crippled boy sells newspapers his grandma prints. Crooks destroy print shop when newspaper prints news they don't like. Matty Barrett (Valerie Fisher), Editor, The Spokesman. Try to kidnap boy to get at grandmother's paper. 168559 1872 Roughing It N USC Clemens, Samuel (Mark Twain) Reporter Boggs of the Union. Editors on Enterprise. On Horace Greeley. Various correspondents throughout. 168560 1871 Roughing It (1871 version) SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Reporter Boggs of the Union. Editors on Enterprise. On Horace Greeley. Various correspondents throughout. 168561 1913 Roughing the Cub M Ness Book Cub Reporter Clarence Smuggles (Hughie Mack_ is an aspiring poet who gets a job on The World covering the police beat. Other reporters get tired of his poetry recitations and send him out on a false story about a factory fire. Editor Greg (Harry Northrup) As a prank, he is constantly being sent out on phony stories by his co-workers and stumbles across a real scoop that could turn out to be the biggest story in the paper's history. While trying to cover the story, he gets a scoop on an attempted theft of a diamond 168562 1980 Roughnecks T Miniseries, two parts Reporter Tracy Carter (Cathy Lee Crosby) who along with ranch owners oppose drillers because of land 168563 1935 Round By Round SS COPY Aiken, Conrad In "Collected Short Stories of Conrad Aiken, The." Journalist Cush, drinking, watching a fight, thinking of his relationship. 168564 1992 Round Table, The: T SV 169 Episode Reporter Rhea McPherson (Stacy Haiduk) covers the crime beat. News Media. 168565 1992 Round Table, The: Don't Worry, Mom, Everything's Under Control T SV 167, SV 170 Episode #5. 10-16-92 Reporter Rhea McPherson (Stacy Haiduk) leaves the family-owned newspaper to become an FBI agent. 168566 1992 Round Table, The: Yesterday We Were Playing Football T SV 162 Episode #1. 9-18-1992. Series 9-18-1992 to 10-2-1992. News Media. Group of 20-something professionals who frequently met at the bar "The Round Table" in Georgetown. Reporter Rhea McPherson (Stacy Haiduk) leaves the family owned newspaper to become an FBI agent. 168567 1989 Round the Twist: Cabbage Patch Fib, The T UK. Episode #4. 4-25-1989. Reporter (Susan Gorence). 168568 2001 Round the Twist: Dog By Night T UK. Episode #40. Newspaper Girl (Phillipa Cahill). 168569 2000 Round the Twist: Mali-Boo! T UK/Australia. Episode #32. Photographer (Robin Hart). 168570 1989 Round the Twist: Santa Claws T UK. Episode #7. 5-16-1990. Photographer (Peter Culpan). 168571 2000 Round the Twist: Truth Hits Everybody T UK. Episode #31. 3-6-2000. News Media. News Reporter (Fiona Harris). 168572 2000 Round the Twist: Whirling Derfish T UK. Episode #29. 3-2-2000. News Media. Reporter (Fiona Harris). 168573 1934 Round Trip NM Tracy, Don Newspaperman who began early youth as a failure, ends up as a successful newspaperman. Falls back into drunkenness and eventual failure. 168574 1937 Round-Up Time in Texas M Newscaster (Carleton Young) 168575 1963 Route 66: Two Strangers and an Old Enemy T Episode. 9-27-1963. Reporter (Don Frazer). Reporter at Dock (Anthony Zerbe). 168576 2001 Route des "Grandes gueules," La DF France Journalist Claude Vautrin. 168577 1939 Rovin' Tumbleweeds M DVD -R HQ 6944, 6942 Radio Reporter-Commentator Mary Porter (Mary Carlisle) of KYX covers the flood. People send a singing cowboy (Gene Autry) to Washington D.C. to get congress to help the flood victims. Reporter (Don Sharpe). Autry wins congressional seat and marries reporter who quits her job. "This is your favorite commentator again folks…Will you say a few words, Congressman." "No. Wait a minute, Yes I will. … " "...Folks if you're as tired of listening to your favorite commentator as I am, you'll be glad to know this is her last broadcast. From now on she'll do her broadcasting from the kitchen because I'm going to marry her." They kiss. Fadeout. 168578 1990 Roving Reporter NJ Snow, Elissa #3 See Through Kid School Newspaper Gossip Columnist Jamie starts writing the column and her magic high tops allow her to hear and see things without being seen. But her snooping could cost her her best friend. 168579 1971 Roving Reporters, The NJ Wilson, Elinor Journalism. Allen and his friend Benny notice a fire in a warehouse and call in an alarm. Later, Allan checks the newspaper, radio and television for news reports about the fire. 168580 1993 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past Christmas Present T 12-2-1993 Parody News. Compilation of News Segments from the first four seasons. Reprises the intro with the guys dressed as the baby New Year. Talk-Show Host Johnny Carson (Himself). 168581 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #1. 1-22-1968. Series. 1-22-1968 to 3-12-1973. Parody News. A parody of network news introduced by a completely un-news-like song and dance number. Current events, "News of the Past" which lampooned historical events, and a segment on "News of the Future," predicting unlikely or bizarre future news. The future news included mentioning President Ronald Reagan in a story from 1988, 20 years from now. Another prediction, that the Berlin Wall would be destroyed in 1989 also came through. The news segment was reminiscent of BBC's earlier That Was The Week Was and in turn was echoed a few years later by Saturday Night Live's "Weekend Update" segments. SNL creator Lorne Michaels started his career as a writer for Laugh-In. 168582 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episodes #2-#3. 1-29-1968, 2-5-1968 Parody News. News Report. 168583 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #4. 2-12-1968 Parody News. News Report. 168584 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #5. 2-19-1968 Parody News. News Report. 168585 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #6. 2-26-1968 Parody News. News Report with the girls made up as little Dutch girls complete with wooden shoes. 168586 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #7. 3-4-1968 Parody News. News Report with the girls as French maids. 168587 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #8. 3-11-1968 Parody News. News Report with the girls as rifle corps members. 168588 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #9. 3-25-1968 Parody News. News Report with the girls as Las Vegas showgirls. 168589 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #10. 4-1-1968 Parody News. News Report. 168590 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #11. 4-8-1968 Parody News. News Report with the girls as gypsy dancers and King George (John Byner in his Lyndon Baines Johnson voice) being interviewed about his losing the war in the Colonies. 168591 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #12. 4-15-1968 Parody News. News Report where the girls were burlesque strippers. 168592 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #13. 4-22-1968 Parody News. News Report. 168593 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #14. 4-29-1968 Parody News. News Report with the girls as Indian squaws. 168594 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #15. 9-16-1968 Parody News. News Report with all the girls dressed like Tiny Tim. Mrs. Sigmund Freud (Barbara Feldon) and Sports Anchor Alan Sues. 168595 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #16. 9-23-1968 Parody News. News Report . Look Magazine cover with Dan Rowan and Dick Martin. 168596 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #17. 9-30-1968 Parody News. News Report. 168597 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #18. 10-7-1968 Parody News. News Report with the girls made up as Bond girls. 168598 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #19. 10-14-1968 Parody News. News Report with the girls as fairy characters doing the news theme in high-pitched voices. 168599 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #20, #21, #22, #23. 10-21/28-1968, 11-11/18-1968 Parody News. News Report. 168600 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #24. 11-25-1968 Parody News. News Report introduced by Phyllis. The girls did their Cabaret impressions singing the news theme. General Custer (Tiny Tim). 168601 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #25. 12-2-1968 Parody News. Liberace performed the news theme on the piano while the girls sang. Nothing happened at all during the present news, future news, past news or sports. 168602 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #26. 12-16-1968 Parody News. News Report where the girls did the theme as mechanical dolls. 168603 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #27. 12-30-1968 Parody News. News Report with the men dressed up as the baby New Year while singing the news theme. 168604 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #28. 1-6-1969 Parody News. News Report with the girls singing the news theme as Hawaiian dancers with a hunky guy playing the drum. 168605 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #29. 1-13-1969 Parody News. News Report with the girls as secretaries speaking rather than singing the news theme as they took letters. 168606 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #30. 1-20-1969 Parody News. News Report with the girls doing a Persian dance with Nancy and Ruth as a two-headed god. The past news featured Moses (Jack Riley as Lyndon Baines Johnson). 168607 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #31. 1-27-1969 Parody News. News Report where the girls danced and sang the news theme melodramatically and Dick Martin did his Big Al impression. 168608 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #32. 2-3-1969 Parody News. News Report with Don Rowan and the girls doing the news theme as circus performers. 168609 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #33. 2-10-1969 Parody News. News Report where the girls dressed and sang like the Supremes 168610 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #34. 2-17-1969 Parody News. News Report with Tiny Tim in white hat and tails and the girls all in pink and the guys looking like little Dutch boys. 168611 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #35. 2-24-1969 Parody News. News Report where Guest Connie Stevens and the girls dressed like hillbillies. 168612 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #36. 3-3-1969 Parody News. News Report with the orchestra. Dancer Ann Miller joined the girls in a Busby Berkley-type dance number. Dan Rowan called Dick Martin "Ducky" and also imitated Goldie introducing the future news. 168613 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T VHS 1275 Episode #41. 9-15-1969 Parody News. News Report with the girls as astronauts. Guest: Debbie Reynolds. 168614 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #37. 3-10-1969 Parody News. News Report where the girls made like drum majorettes. 168615 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #38. 3-17-1969 Parody News. News Report. Dancer Ann Miller tap dancing her way into Dick Martin's room and the news. 168616 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #39. 3-24-1969 Parody News. News Report with theme of minstrel shows with Actor Tony Curtis as the Interlocutor and the girls in black face, except for Chelsea who was in white face. 168617 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #40. 3-31-1969 Parody News. News Report introduced by Col. Klink as the part of the show Sgt. Schultz enjoyed the most (from "Hogan's Heroes") with the girls doing the news theme as Jewish folk dancers a la Fiddler on the Roof. 168618 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #42. 3-10-1969 Parody News. News Report featuring Singer Diana Ross and all the girls as her Supremes. 168619 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #43. 9-29-1969 Parody News. News Report with Singer Cher and the girls singing the intro as bikers. 168620 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #44.10-6-1969 Parody News. News Report with the girls singing the news introduction as Mexican senoritas doing the hat dance. The news featured the Monkees as Knight of the Round Table and the girls did the end song while taking a siesta. Then Judy with Good News/Bad News. 168621 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #45. 10-13-1969 Parody News. News Report with Comedian Jack E. Leonard leading the girls in vaudeville number. 168622 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #46. 10-20-1969 Parody News. News Report with the girls singing as Polynesian dancers. 168623 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #47. 10-27-1969 Parody News. News Report with the girls dressed as Morticia Addams. 168624 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #48. 11-3-1969 Parody News. News Report with the girls dressed like Wonder Woman and Comedian Buddy Hackett as some sort of superhero. 168625 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #49. 11-10-1969 Parody News. News Report with Singer Carol Channing and the girls as Russian dancers. 168626 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #50. 11-17-1969 Parody News. News Report with the girls dressed as Bette Davis. 168627 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #51. 11-24-1969 Parody News. News Report with Singer Sammy Davis Jr. and the girls dressed up as "Here Comes the Judge." 168628 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #52. 12-1-1969 Parody News. News Report where the girls sang as Pilgrims. 168629 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #53. 12-8-1969 Parody News. News Report with Comedian Phyllis Diller and the girls doing a ballet number. 168630 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #54. 12-15-1969 Parody News. News Report with Actor Greer Garson and the girls singing like Mae West. 168631 1969 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #55. 12-29-1969 Parody News. News Report with Singer Nancy Sinatra and the girls singing the theme as drunk New Year's partiers. 168632 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #56. 1-5-1970 Parody News. News Report where the girls sang and danced the theme as jockeys. 168633 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #57. 1-12-1970 Parody News. News Report with the girls singing like Shirley Temple. 168634 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #58. 1-19-1970 Parody News. News Report with the girls singing like burlesque dancers and Dan Rowan calling Dick Martin "Strippy." 168635 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #59. 1-26-1970 Parody News. News Report with a psychedelic feel and Goldie Hawn. Dan Rowan called Dick Martin "Newsey" and Dick sent it to Dan, but Goldie was there. Big Al interviewed a Mexican bullfighter (Tony Curtis), then was invited to demonstrate the sport. 168636 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #60. 2-2-1970 Parody News. News Report with the girls singing like James Cagney. 168637 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #61. 2-9-1970 Parody News. News Report 168638 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #62. 2-16-1970 Parody News. News Report with a Marx Brothers theme. 168639 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #63. 2-23-1970 Parody News. News Report with the girls doing Indian dancing and Dan Rowan calling Dick Martin "Tacky." 168640 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #64. 3-2-1970 Parody News. News Report with the girls singing like marionettes and Big Goldie (Goldie Hawn's imitation of Big Al) introducing Dan Rowan. Then Goldie tried to explain the reasons for overpopulation. 168641 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #65. 3-9-1970 Parody News. News Report with the girls dressed as Wagnerian opera singers and Milton Berle directing Milton Berle interrupting Dick Martin in the present news and Dan Rowan in the future news. Goldie dressed as Gen Bullright introduces Dan. 168642 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #66. 3-16-1970 Parody News. News Report with Singer Carol Channing and the girls doing the news theme to a sprightly dance. 168643 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #67. 9-14-1970. Fourth Season Premiere Parody News. News Report with a new format. Rosmenko, the tasteful lady and the older woman sang the news theme. 168644 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #68. 9-21-1970 Parody News. News Report with Ruth and Barbara as wooden soldiers singing the theme song and Comic Don Rickles as a German Weatherman. 168645 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #69. 9-28-1970 Parody News. News Report with all the girls dressed like Goldie but it doesn't work out as planned. 168646 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #70. 10-5-1970 Parody News. News Report with Singer Ken Berry and Barbara singing the news theme to a soft-shoe routine. 168647 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episodes #71 to #74, 10-12-1970 to 11-2-1970 Parody News. News Report 168648 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #75. 11-9-1970 Parody News. News Report. Broadcaster (Carl Reiner) as the Mod, Mod world scans the history of the history of the news media, past, present and present imperfect. 168649 1970 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #76 to #87. 11-16-1970 to 2-15-1971 Parody News. News Report 168650 1971 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #88. 2-15-1971 Parody News. News Report. Ruth Buzzi introduces the news a la Mae West. 168651 1971 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #89. 2-15-1971 Parody News. News Report. Presidential Press Secretary (Peter Lawford) faces the news media after a very uneventful day. 168652 1971 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #90. 3-1-1971 Parody News. News Report 168653 1971 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #91. 3-8-1971 Parody News. News Report. Big Al (Alan Sues) interviews the world's shortest basketball center. 168654 1971 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #92 to 94. 3-15-1971 to 9-20-1971 Parody News. News Report 168655 1971 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #95. 9-27-1971 Parody News. News Report. Dan Rowan and Dick Martin speculate on President Nixon's Red China trip. Guest: Rita Hayworth 168656 1971 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #96 to #111. 10-4-1971 to 2-14-1972 Parody News. News Report 168657 1972 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #112. 2-21-1972 Parody News. News Report. Dancer Sandy Duncan dances in a Busby Berkeley-style introduction to the Laugh-In News. 168658 1972 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #113 to #127. 2-28-1972 to 11-27-1972 Parody News. News Report 168659 1972 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #128. 12-4-1972 Parody News. News Report. Floppy-eared dog reporting the news from the animal world. 168660 1972 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #129. 12-11-1972 Parody News. News Report 168661 1972 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #130. 12-18-1972 Parody News. News Report. Sportscasters Vin Scully (Himself) and Howard Cosell (Himself). 168662 1973 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #131 to #133. 1-8-1973 to 1-22-1973 Parody News. News Report 168663 1973 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode ##134. 1-29-1973 Parody News. News Report. Mock Presidential Conference a la The Tonight Show. 168664 1973 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #135 to #140. 2-5-1973 to 3-12-1973 Parody News. News Report 168665 1972 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Past, Present and Future T Episode #112. 2-21-1972 Parody News. News Report 168666 1967 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Pilot T Episode #1 Pilot. 9-9-1967 Parody News. Dan Rowan and Dick Martin introduce the news of the future, news 20 years from the date. Dick did the national news, Dan did the international news, and the girls did the weather (which included the first dousing of Judy). 168667 1994 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: Laugh-In Looks at the News: Valentine's Day Special, A T 2-14-1994 Parody News. Look back at Episodes 1 to 101. News Segments. 168668 1993 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In's 25th Anniversary T 2-7-1993 Parody News. News Report. Look back at the show's six seasons. Talk-Show Host Johnny Carson (Himself). President Richard Nixon (Himself). Commentator William F. Buckley (Himself). 168669 1970 Rowan and Martin Bite the Hand That Feeds Them T 1-14-1970 Special Parody News 168670 1996 Rowing Through M Halberstam, David (From "The Amateurs"). Canada Journalist Kate Bordeleau (Leslie Hope) narrates story of the career of U.S. rower Tiff Wood and the conflicts that arise during the 1984 training camp to get into the Olympics. Reporter #1 (Mark Camacho). 168671 1989 Roxanne: Prize Pulitzer, The MT SV 204 News Media. TV Newscaster (Mike Moore). 168672 1942 Roxie Hart M VHS 452 Watkins, Maurine (Play - "Chicago"). Nunnally Johnson (Screenplay). Reporter Homer Howard (George Montgomery) breaks in a cub reporter by telling him story of good old newspaper days. Reporter Jake Callahan (Lynne Overman) is old-time Daily Gazette newsman Mary Sunshine (Spring Byington) is the paper's feature writer and columnist. Reporter Howard falls in love with Roxie Hart, on trial for murder and fights to save her life. Photographer Babe (Phil Silvers) is always there to get the photograph. Hart is declared innocent but a shot rings out at the end of the trial and the press rushes out of the courtroom with Reporter Callahan pausing long enough to tell her she is last year's news. In a surprise ending, the reporter marries Roxie Hart and the two end up out of the spotlight leading a normal family life. "The public always expects a newspaperman to do a lot of drinking, and, so, you mustn't ever let the public down." Photographer (Charles Williams). Reporters (Larry Lawson, Harry Carter). Newsboy (Leonard Kibrick) 168673 1987 Roxie: Here's Roxie T Episode #1. Series 4-1-1987 to 4-8-1987 TV Program Director Roxanne "Roxie" Brinkerhoff (Andrea Martin) is program director of WNYV, Channel 66, New York City. 168674 1930 Roy Stover: Cliff Island Mystery, The N Bartlett, Phillip A. #3 Roy Stover Mystery Series. Ran from 1929 to 1934. Reporter Roy Stover was a young reporter who solved various mysteries and put bad men in jail for long stretches. 168675 1929 Roy Stover: Lakeport Bank Mystery, The N Bartlett, Phillip #1 Roy Stover Mystery Series. Ran from 1929 to 1934. Reporter Roy Stover was a young reporter who solved various mysteries and put bad men in jail for long stretches. 168676 1929 Roy Stover: Mystery of the Snowbound Express, The N Bartlett, Phillip A. #2 Roy Stover Mystery Series. Ran from 1929 to 1934. Reporter Roy Stover was a young reporter who solved various mysteries and put bad men in jail for long stretches. 168677 1930 Roy Stover: Roy Stover Stories SS Bartlett, Phillip Reporter Roy Stover was a young reporter who solved various mysteries and put bad men in jail for long stretches. 168678 2002 Royal Canadian Air Farce: T Episode #51. 11-22-2002 Sports Anchor Number One (Janet van de Graaf). Larry King (Don Ferguson). 168679 1930 Royal Family of Broadway, The M News Media 168680 1945 Royal Rodeo, The DM VHS 1321 Short Subject Newspaper Headlines 168681 1939 Royal Rodeo, The SS DVD -R HQ 4014 Newspaper Headlines from The Daily Avanian: "The Royal Palace Wild West Rodeo To Be Held." "Bill Stevens, American Cowboy, To Give Performance for King." "Royalty To See Real Cowboys and Indians in Action." American cowboy entertains royal prince. 168682 1982 Royal Romance of Charles and Diana, The MT News Media. Reporters (Paul Collins, Gavin Reed, Edward Hibbert, Robert Machray, Don Leslie, George Taylor, Glen Gilbert, Michael Leeds). Photographer (John Hallow). 1st Pressman (John S. Green). 168683 1930 Royal Romance, A M AFI-Novelists Writer 168684 2001 Royal Tenenbaums, The M Reporter in Blue Cardigan (Liam Craig). Tennis Match Commentator (Wes Anderson. 168685 2002 Royal Treatment, The NR Child, Maureen q Reporter Jade Erickson wasn’t the type to take no for an answer. High-ranking intelligence officer Jeremy “J.T.” Wainwright tried to stop her from gaining entry into Penwyck’s royal family’s palace. Erickson wasn’t buying that especially when the man trying to stop her was her very own ex-husband. Once inside the regal residence, Jade and J.T. found themselves trapped together in a service elevator. With tensions mounting and the air thick with growing desire, their once-hot flame was rekindled. Then, when the two were finally rescued, Jade learned the shocking truth that she was being stalked. Would J.T. fight to protect the woman he’d loved -- from a danger unknown? 168686 2001 Royal Vow, A NR Sneed, Tamara Magazine Editor Abigail Barnes, an assistant magazine editor notices the handyman in her apartment complex in Los Angeles. It turns out he is really a prince on a small Mediterranean island called Juhatu who eluded his security force to come to America. He asks the journalist out and she accepts. They are unable to keep their date because the prince is persuaded to go home. Prince and bodyguard choose the same restaurant for their last dinner in America where Barnes is eating with a girlfriend. After dinner they go for a walk and are apprehended by rebel forces from his homeland and forced onto a ship bound for an undisclosed location. She still doesn't know he is a prince and assumes they have been abducted by someone trying to send s message to one of her brothers who is a DEA agent. 168687 1951 Royal Wedding M DVD -R HQ 3026, 3027. L. News Media coverage of Royal Wedding. News Media. 168688 2005 Royal Wedding NR Christopher, Mary Reporter Julie Elliott is in London assigned to cover the Royal Wedding, the most dazzling event of the decade. Julie was thrilled. But Nick Tregarron found it all absurd. Even as the handsome photographer opened the most exclusive doors in England to her, he mocked her with his cynical comments. Did he really think of her no more than a silly, starry-eyed young American reporter? Didn’t he realize that, like Lady Diana, Julie was ready for love? But Julie’s romantic dreams were rapidly turning to bitter tears. She had only days before she would have to return home. Would Nick realize what he meant to her -- before it was forever too late? 168689 2003 Royal, The: Sister of Mercy TF UK. Episode #4. 2-9-2003. Photographer (Darren Johnson). 168690 2003 Royal, The: Skin Deep T UK. Episode #20. 12-28-2003. Interviewer (Joe O'Byrne). 168691 1964 Royston Affair, The NM UCLA Devine, D.M. Journalist Paul Willard, The Tribune. Derek :"as a journalist, he's the tops. A professional. Never turns in a shoddy piece of work. Toes the line, too." 168692 1941 Roztomily clovek MF Editor (Josef Belsky). Editor (Bedrich Bozdech). Editor-in-Chief (Karel Hasler). Editor (Jiri Vondrovic). Editor (Bohus Zahorsky). 168693 1964 Rozwodow nie bedzie MF Poland. Photographer (Jerzy Dobrowolski). 168694 1997 RPM M News Media. Journalist 1 (Franch Rainault). Journalist 2 (Alain Clement). 168695 1992 RTL aktuell: DF Series. 1992- Sports Hosts Ulrike von der Groeben, Ulrich Potofski. Hosts Peter Kloeppel, Hans Meiser, Ilka Essmuller, Antonia Rados. Weather Forecaster Ulla Kock am Brink. 168696 1993 RTL Samstag Nacht TF Germany. Series News Hosts (Tanja Schumann. Esther Schweins, Stefan Jurgens). 168697 2003 RTX Red Rock G TV Reporter (Amanda Moody - Voice). 168698 2000 Rubbernecking M Film Critic (Ben L. McCain) 168699 2006 Rubutto Chronicles: Time of Murder, Conspiracy and Dirty Deeds, A NM McCall, Vickie Reporter Jon Rubutto, a full-time reporter for the Blue Thrasher Daily Chronicles turns amateur detective when a friend is murdered, but not before Rubutto is given evidence that could bring down the city's largest crime organization. His quest for the truth behind his friend's murder takes him in and out of danger. 168700 1992 Ruby M News Media. Reporter (Vernon Reeves). Press (Tina Rucker). Press (Alan Ackles). Press (Ron De Roxtra). Press (Jay Dowd). Press (Bob Hess). Dallas TV Announcers (Mike Lundy, Jim Ryan, Bill Seward). 168701 1996 Ruby & Spear (aka Ruby and Spear) N Walton, Todd Sports Reporter Vic Worsley covers basketball for the San Francisco Chronicle is sacked after he does a column viciously maligning the Warriors' coach. 168702 1978 Ruby and Oswald T Correspondent Ike Pappas (Michael Pataki). Nov. 1963 Kennedy Assassination 168703 1998 Ruby Bridges MT Reporter (Robin Robertson) 168704 1952 Ruby Gentry M VHS 1299 Jones Newspaper Owner Clyde Pratt (Frank Wilcox) owns newspaper 168705 1993 Ruby in Paradise M TV Weather Anchor (Sharon M. Lewis) 168706 1989 Rude Awakening M Newscaster (B.J. Jefferson) 168707 1996 Rudy T Series Aspiring TV Newscaster. Sitcom about an aspiring newscaster who makes a living producing a children's puppet show. Puppets are actually aliens with attitude. USA Network. 168708 1993 Rudy M Reporter (Keith Schrader). Announcer (Tom Dennin). 168709 2003 Rudy: Rudy Giuliani Story, The MT SVD 1375 News Media. Reporter #1 (Arthur Holden). Reporter #2 (Richard Jutras). Reporter #3 (Neil Kroetsch). Journalist (Domenico Salvaggio). 168710 1976 Rue haute TF Interviewer (Selim Sasson - L'interviewer). 168711 2007 Ruffian MT Sports Media Female Sports Reporter #1 (Mary Griffitts). Female Sports Reporter #2. News Reporter (Barry Barton). News Cameraman (John T. Billingsley). NYC TV Reporter (Dave Cohen). Reporter-Race Fan (Kip Cummings). Elder Reporter (Bill Flynn). TV Reporter (Brian Lafontaine). Reporter (Mike Martindale). Reporter #1 (John Newbury). Reporter #2 (Diego J. Martinez). Reporter (Stan McDonald). CBS Reporter (Richard Harold). CBS-TV Crew Photographer (Chuck Halley). News Photographer Derrick Williams (Eric Kelly McFarland). CBS Executive (John S. Davies). 168712 1973 Rufino Tamayo: Sources of His Art, The DT Short Commentator Octavio Paz. Narrator John Huston. 168713 1891 Rufus Sanders SS Lloyd, Francis Bartow Fictional Journalist created by Lloyd. Lloyd was city editor of the Montgomery (Alabama) Advertiser. Quaint-faced old tiller of soil a synonym for household philosophy in many thousand American homes. Rufus made considerable money for his creator. Lloyd was assassinated by a man who held a political grudge in 1897 and Rufus Saunders died the same day. 168714 1970 Rugby Special DT Series Commentators Eddie Butler, Bill McClaren, Cliff Morgan, Nigal Starmer-Smith Presenters John Inverdale (1990-), Chris Rae. Analyst Bill Beaumont. 168715 1999 Rugemania TF Reporter (Claudia Ciulla). 168716 1945 Rugged Path, The P MLPL Sherwood. Robert E. 808.20 B561 Editor Morey Vinion, the liberal editor of his brother-in-law’s conservative paper. The last five years of his term as editor. After the Nazi invasion, Morey comes out for aid to Russia and collides head-on with the paper’s Red-baiting, policymaking, Mammon-serving isolationist business manager. He chucks his job, joins the Navy and becomes the cook on a destroyer. The destroyer is sunk in the Pacific, but Morey reaches an island held by a small U.S. and native guerrilla group. He has a chance to be sent home on a submarine, but having found new faith in the rugged decency of simple men, he begs to stay on and fight by their side. He dies fighting. 168717 1935 Ruggles of Red Gap M L Reporter Jake Henshaw (Clarence Wilson). Photographer (Harry Bowen). 168718 2000 Rugrats in Paris: Movie, The - Rugrats II M Photographer (Charles Fathy). 168719 1998 Rugrats Movie, The M Reporter (Robin Groth). Reporter (Angel Harper). Reporter (Steve Zirnkilton). 168720 2005 Ruguma: New to America N Lightle, Lugenia L. American Journalist Edmund Ligatelli adopts and brings to America a 12-year-old orphan from Sardinia. His arrival is a big shock to Ligatelli's family who have to cancel their vacation to care for Ruguma. Ligatellis receive hate mail. A teacher and fellow Soldainian is convinced that Ruguma is her long-lost sister. Can Edmund's wife and daughters learn to accept this orphan into their family despite jealousy, resentment and ignorance? 168721 2002 Ruki kuklovoda N Aleksandrova, Natalia Woman journalist Female Journalist 168722 1687 Rule of Transversion: Attacks on the Hind and the Panther PO USC Anonymous News 168723 1984 Rules of Engagement N Freemantle, Brian News Media 168724 2000 Rules of Engagement M News Media. Reporters (Dani Englander, Laura Lee O'Shell). Talk Show Host (G. Gordon Liddy - Voice). 168725 1989 Rules of Engagement MT Miniseries. TV Interviewers (Henry Goodman, Greg Naughton). News Presenters (James Harvey, Howard Philpott, Debbie Thrower, Debbie Thrower). 168726 2007 Rules of Engagement T Reporter (Kelli Kirkland) 168727 2008 Rules of the Game T Paparazzi (Cristian Cussen). Camera Guy (Jack Winch). What do a handicapped garbage man, a creep with a dildo strapped to his head, an effeminate roller-skater in an age-inappropriate pink half-shirt, and a ski-mask-wearing criminal driving a windowless white van have in common? Women love them. Led by a mysterious, steely eyed guru (rock journalist Neil Strauss), two Hollywood roommates navigate the shark infested waters of modern dating the only two red-blooded American hipsters know how: by competing in high-stakes, death-defying stunts of fantastical foolishness and daring, all to win the hearts, mind and phone numbers of the most pursued young women in Los Angeles. 168728 2009 Rules of the Game, The N Downie, Leonard Reporter Sarah Page, a rising star at the Washington Capital, has been assigned to cover the dark world of politics and money in Washington. But when she begins to investigate an influential lobbyist and his clients, she realizes that little is what it seems. As Sarah digs deeper, one of her sources is murdered and others disappear. She herself is the target of a car bomb, and a late-night caller warns that she is jeopardizing national security. And while she is determined to pursue the story wherever it leads, her own romantic indiscretions leave her vulnerable. Sarah is helped by Pat Scully, an evasive, cryptic source in hiding; Kit Morgan, a ubiquitous presence in the national security community whose employer remains a mystery; and Chris Collins, a cooperative congressman whose motives are obscure. When President Susan Cameron—suddenly thrust into the job when her predecessor dies in the White House—is confronted with what Sarah has found, the scheming of her top aides and her own political survival come into conflict with her duty to the country. 168729 1998 Rules of the Wild N Marciano, Francesca British Journalist Hunter is sickened by the horrors he encounters in Kenya. 168730 2000 Ruling Over the Ruins N Ajemian, Kevork Irish Journalist Bright young Irish journalist, Patricia Moynihan, looking for a news angle when talking to an aging Armenian lawyer -- marooned together in war-ravaged Beirut in the early 1990s 168731 1990 Ruling Passion NR OWN - H Michael, Judith Investigative Reporter Valerie Sterling at the cable TV network owned by Nicholas Fielding, an old college flame 168732 1984 Ruling Passion NR Malek, Doreen Owens Silhouette Special Edition #154 Journalist Megan Fielding had to research corruption in the construction industry without letting people know what she was doing. And, like any good reporter, she had to keep personal feelings out of it. That became impossible once she met Michael Hanley. He became her most necessary source of information, and much more as well. Her growing passion for Mike threatened to overwhelm her, until the night he discovered her secret project and accused her of betrayal. Must Megan choose between a cherished goal she’s been seeking for years and the love she’s been seeking all her life? 168733 1989 Ruling Passions NR OWN - H Crosland, Susan London Journalist. Daisy Brewster takes on London journalism. 168734 1998 Rum Diary, The N Thompson, Hunter S. Journalist Paul Kemp, a writer who has grown tired of New York, takes a job on the San Juan Daily News. 168735 2004 Rum with a Twist M TV Reporter (George Williams) 168736 1935 Rumba M Reporter (James Burke). Reporter (James P. Burtis). 168737 1990 Rumba M Interviewer (Pete Washburn) 168738 1974 Rumble in the Jungle, The M Commentator (Marv Albert) 168739 2001 Rumble Racing G Commentator, In-House - Driving (Jess Harnell - Voice). 168740 1989 Rummies NM Benchley, Peter Editor Scott Preston needs two double vodkas to start the day. His wife and boss, threatening loss of marriage and job, ship the New York editor to a rehab center. He's first alienated, then joins in the camaraderie, becomes infatuated with a female addict and is drawn into the mysterious death of a glamorous film star, the abrupt firing of two counselors and abuse of the female addict by the clinic-founder. 168741 1916 Rummy, The M AFI-Newspapers/Publishers/Reporters - Ness Book Quoted Reporter for a reform paper -- The Rummy (Wilfred Lucas), falls in love with a prostitute while covering night court and marries her. Later he catches her with the newspaper publisher. Reporter leaves her, becomes a drunk and loses his job, but later redeems himself by uncovering a graft story involving the publisher, who dies of apoplexy when confronted by The Rummy. Variety 9/29/16: "As a picturization of newspaper life the story. "...rings true, with the possible exception that it pictures all reporters as rummies more or less. The day has passed when the star man on any paper is the "rummy," for nowadays rummies do not usually get a chance to prove whether the star men or not." Managing Editor (Allan Sears). Newspaper Reporter (Clyde E. Hopkins). Cub Reporter (James O'Shea). 168742 1991 Rumor Has It N OWN - H Dickinson, Charles Chicago News Editor Danny Fain 168743 2005 Rumor Has It M New York Times Reporter Sarah (Jennifer Aniston) and her family are rumored to be the inspiration for the film, "The Graduate." Reporter (Mike Baldridge). Reporter (Donna Cooper). Reporter (Joan M. Blair). 168744 1980 Rumor of War, A MT Reporter. 1st Reporter (Scott Sebastian). 2nd Reporter (David Manson). 168745 1988 Rumors NR OWN - H (Two Copies) Mann, Catherine Investigative Reporter. Ace Investigative Reporter Kate Brannigan, an ace reporter, writes an expose of the most powerful and mysterious woman in Hollywood. 168746 2004 Rumors MUS Lohan, Lindsay From "Speak" sung by Lindsay Lohan Tabloids. Lohan lashes out at the gossip mill and the paparazzi: "I can tell that you're watching me/And you're probably gonna write what you didn't see/I just need a little space to breathe/Can you please respect my privacy." Paparazzi. Song sung by Lindsay Lohan. In video she is chased by photographers and at one point locked in a cage. 168747 1970 Rumour MT News Media 168748 2006 Rumours: 25 Ways To Drive Him Wild T Episode #7. 11-20-2006 Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168749 2006 Rumours: Bumps in the Night T Episode #13. Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168750 2006 Rumours: Chaos? What Chaos? T Episode #18. Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168751 2006 Rumours: Close Up T Episode #5. 11-6-2006 Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168752 2006 Rumours: Dizzy Spells T Episode #9. 12-4-2006 Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new co-editors builds and so does the attraction. Interviewer (Arthur Holden). 168753 2006 Rumours: Erroneous Zone T Episode #14. Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168754 2006 Rumours: First Impressions T Episode #2. 10-9-2006 Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168755 2006 Rumours: Good Man Is Hard To Find, A T Episode #3. 10-26-2006 Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168756 2006 Rumours: Look Before You Leap T Episode #17. Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168757 2006 Rumours: Moment of Truth, The T Episode #16. Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168758 2006 Rumours: Moments to Cherish T Episode #8. 11-27-2006 Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction.` 168759 2006 Rumours: My Life is a Soap Opera (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #19-20. Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168760 2006 Rumours: One of Those Days T Episode #1. 10-9-2006 Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168761 2006 Rumours: Real Thing, The T Episode #6. 11-13-2006 Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168762 2006 Rumours: Rivalries T Episode #4. 10-23-2006 Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168763 2006 Rumours: Shadow of Doubt, The T Episode #10. Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168764 2006 Rumours: Slightest Imperfection, The T Episode #12. Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168765 2006 Rumours: Telling Details T Episode #11. Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168766 2006 Rumours: Unforgettable T Episode #15. Editors Sarah Barnaby (Amy Price-Francis) and Ben Devlin (David Hadyn-Jones) of a frothy women’s magazine, Rumours. Barnaby wants to turn the Toronto-based magazine into something provocative and sophisticated. Devlin is a former sports writer who reluctantly took the job for the money. Magazine Publisher Michelle Lawrence (Jennifer Dale). Unemployed sports journalist is hired by a struggling women’s magazine, Rumours, alongside a strong-willed, slightly neurotic dreamer. The tension between the two new coeditors builds and so does the attraction. 168767 2003 Rumpole and the Primrose Path N Mortimer, John Public Relations. Equity Court's new PR whiz is the hard-bitten Luci Gribble, the Director of Marketing and Administration with her cell phone, corporate jargon, glossy brochures, who was hired to give the Chambers a new image. Luci responded by falling for Soapy Samuel Ballard, QC, the Head of Chambers who confesses a desire to cover Luci with custard. Luci also gets involved preparing a memorial service. 168768 1988 Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpole and the Barrow Boy T Episode #26. 11-30-1988 TV Interviewer (Joan Bakewell). 168769 1978 Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpole and the Heavy Brigade T Episode #6. 5-15-1978 TV Newsreader (Simon Prebble). Radio Newsreader (Bruce Wyndham - Voice). 168770 1987 Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpole and the Official Secret T Episode #21. 2-2-1987 TV Newsreader (Allan Hargreaves). 168771 1983 Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpole and the Sporting Life T Episode #17. Commentator (Robin Gray). 168772 1988 Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpole and the Tap End T Episode #28. 12-14-1988 News Media. Diary Reporter (Cynthia Grenville). Radio Presenter (John Levitt - Voice). 168773 1991 Run M TV Anchor (Pamela Martin). News Anchor (Kevin Hayes). 168774 2005 Run NJ Walters, Eric Journalist MacDonald heads to Nova Scotia to cover a human-interest story about a man trying to run across the country. His son, in trouble again after suspension from school and a runaway attempt, is sent to spend time with his father. The inspiring story of the cross-country runner could make the boy change his ways. Mixture of fact and fiction. 168775 2008 Run Around, The N Reporter interviews one of the most eligible bachelors in the world who has become a husband and father. 168776 1985 Run Between the Raindrops N Dye, Dale A. Photojournalist in Vietnam 168777 1966 Run Buddy Run: Win Place and Die T Episode #3. 9-26-1966 Photographer (Dick Winslow). 168778 1999 Run Catch Kiss: Gratifying Note, A N Sohn, Amy Columnist Ariel Steiner undertakes a confessional column for a New York newspaper (like the one Sahn writes for the New York Post). 22-year-old Manhattan sex columnist 168779 1995 Run for Cover M News Media. Reporter (Arthur Lundquist). Reporter (Kat Walker). Former KGB agent plots a terrorist attack on New York City. 168780 2004 Run for Covers NJ London, Julia Reporter Tori Ford is given permission by Adam Grant to get the hotel’s inside story but he never dreamed she’d insist on his full cooperation and participation. This button-down executive is in for an even bigger surprise when it turns out that she really wants to unbutton him. Tori’s campaign to get Dam to drop his inhibitions doesn’t miss a trick. When she finally persuades him to join in her fun bedtime games, she knows anything goes. And soon their sexual games become a race to see who hits the covers first. 168781 1996 Run for the Dream: Gail Devers Story, The MT Photographer (Reed R. McCants) 168782 1953 Run for the Hills M TV Commentator (George Sanders) 168783 1975 Run for the Roses M TV Interviewer (Joseph Roman). 168784 1956 Run for the Sun M DVD -R HQ 4422, 4423. SVD 1342 Connell, Richard (Story - "Most Dangerous Game, The"). Dudley Nichols, Roy Boulting (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Katy Connors (Jane Greer) for Sight magazine who has a reputation for writing "merciless profiles" and has recently done an article on a reclusive Hemingwayesque writer. Comes to Mexico to locate him and find out why he suddenly stopped writing. After meeting writer, who explains he gave up his work when his marriage ended. She begins to have second thoughts about doing the article and decides to leave. He offers to fly her out but a magnetized pen in her purse throws off the plane's compass. Forced to crash land in remote jungle area. Rescued by two men. Writer hears a radio report on their disappearance, discovers her profession and accuses her of dishonesty. The writer, Mike Latimer (Richard Widmark) was a correspondent during World War II. He realizes he and the woman are in danger when he recognizes one of the man's voice as that of a broadcaster of pro-German propaganda in Britain prior to the war. They agree to put their feud on hold while they make their escape from the German agents. Two reconcile during their flight when he discovers a note she had written to him acknowledging that she worked for magazine. They kill one of the Germans and escape in a plane. Writer: "the new kind of journalism -- let's play Peeping Tom." 168785 1966 Run for Your Life: I Am the Late Diana Hays T Episode. 9-19-1966. Reporter (Joe Finnigan - Tough Reporter). 168786 1949 Run for Your Money, A M DVD -R HQ 5147, 5148. Evans, Clifford (Story). Diana Morgan (Additional Dialogue). Richard Hughes, Leslie Norman, Charles Frend (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Gardening Editor Whimple (Alec Guinness) of the Weekly Echo assigned to supervise two Welsh miners who win a trip to London in newspaper contest sponsored by the paper. Whimple hates the newspaper referring to it as "that rag." Editor (Clive Morton). He's in a running argument with his Editor (Clive Morton) about the assignment. When he is at a police station he protests, "You can't arrest me, officer, I'm a gentleman of the press." Then he thinks better of it and asks if there is a quiet cell where he can write his story in peace. Photographer Stebbins (Mackenzie Ward). Station Announcer (Desmond Walter-Ellis). Photographer Stebbins (Mackenzie Ward). 168787 1987 Run If You Can M Newscaster (Leslie Stone). 168788 2002 Run Ronnie Run! M News Media. TV News Reporter (Tom Kenny). Fuzz Cameraman (Shawn Maurer). TV Anchorwoman (Rhoda Griffis). Rescue Show Announcer (Kent McCord). Editor #1 (Patton Oswalt). Editor #2 (Ken Daly). Editor #3 (Doug Benson). Editor #4 (Dean Holland). Editor #5 (John Matta). Radio DJ The Lemur (Greg Behrendt). Elimination Island TV Host (BJ Porter). A redneck with an uncanny knack for getting arrested becomes the star of his own reality program 'Fuzz'. 168789 1991 Run the Gauntlet Alpine Challenge T Series. Commentator (Simon Reed). Presenters (Alison Holloway, Jilly Johnson). 168790 1969 Run, Angel, Run M AFI-Magazines/Authors Magazine. Angel quits motorcycle gang after selling biker-expose story to national magazine, Like 168791 1946 Runaround, The M Reworking of It Happened One Night Reporter 168792 1984 Runaway M L. SV 82 News Media. TV Reporter Miss Shields (Elizabeth Norment), KBEX News. Cameraman (Andrew Rhodes). 168793 1985 Runaway N OWN - P Watson, Clarissa Newspaperwoman with an eye for trouble 168794 2005 Runaway M News Media. News Reporter Jennifer Dempster. 168795 1999 Runaway Bride M DVD -R HQ 10911, 10912 (mislabeled 10911). L. SVD 864 Columnist Ike Graham (Richard Gere), veteran New York newspaper columnist. Graham writes a sexist and inaccurate column about a woman known for repeatedly leaving her grooms at the alter. To save his job, Graham must now actually interview the woman in person. He also hopes to get a big cover story with GQ magazine if she runs. To the woman’s dismay, Graham forces his way into her life to see whether she will abandon her fourth wedding. But as he gets to know more about her, he ends up falling for her -- and then wondering if she will leave him at the altar. Reporter Cheryl (Cheryl Frazel). Reporter Dina (Dina Napoli). Reporter Jacqui (Jacqui Allen). Reporter (Jack Hoffman). Reporter Murphy (Julie Paris). Reporter Tiffany (Tiffany Paulsen). Fashion Shoot Photographer (Thong Nguyen). 168796 1954 Runaway Bus, The M DVD -R HQ 3301, 3259 BBC Newscaster (Frank Phillips - The BBC Newscaster) 168797 1997 Runaway Car MT TV News Reporter (Bob Tur) 168798 2003 Runaway Jury M DVD -R HQ 2685, 2686, 2634. News Media. Reporter #1 (Michelle M. Miller). Reporter #2 (Eric Paulsen). Reporter #3 (Margaret Lawhon). Aggressive Reporter (Mark Krasnoff). Reporter #4 (Claudia Coffee). Reporter #5 (Charlie Detraz). Reporter with Cable (Sally Ann Roberts). Reporter (Darlene Moore). 168799 1917 Runaway Romany M PR - AFI-Press Agents/Publicity Press Agent 168800 2000 Runaway Virus MT TV Newscaster (Pamela Martin). 168801 1978 Runaways, The: Street of Terror T Sandefur, B.W. Episode News Media 168802 2005 Rundfunk: TF Episode #44. 1-4-2005 Reporter Signe Molde. 168803 2004 Rundown, The M Reporter (Justin Timberlake) is a naïve journalist who tails two corrupt cops to get the story. 168804 1974 Rundt pa gulvet - tendenser I dansk politik MTF TV Journalist (Ulf Pilgaard). 168805 2006 Rune M Presse Editor (De'Adrian Harmon). 168806 1992 Runner, The (aka Escape From Survival Zone. Survival Island) M UK. Ness Female TV Reporter and Cameraman Jack Slater (Terence Ford) investigate a survivalist camp after covering a war. African-American soundman. 168807 1979 Running M TV Sportscaster (Jim McKay-Himself). Commentator (David Laurence). 168808 1990 Running Against Time MT Shapiro, Stanley (Novel - "Time To Remember, A"). Shapiro, Robert Glass (Teleplay) Ness Book TV Journalist Laura Whittaker (Catherine Hicks) works for the TV program Dallas in Depth and lives with a college teacher. She is trying to get an interview with a professor who has been conducting experiments involving time travel. Her live-in professor decides to go back in time to prevent President Kennedy's assassination. Thinks he can alter history and save his brother from being killed in Vietnam. He is unsuccessful and arrested as a suspect, shot by Ruby. Whittaker goes back to the day before the assassination to save him, but is hit by a car and wakes up in the hospital a day later. Eventually the other professor goes back to try to save both of them. Reporter and college professor use ads in Dallas newspapers to communicate with the professor. 168809 2009 Running Boy, The N Pollock, Dan Female Journalist is on the run with a mystery boy, just a step ahead of a pair of hired killers. 168810 1983 Running Brave M News Media 168811 1978 Running Dog NM OWN - H DeLillo, Don New York Journalist Moll Robbins, New York city journalist, dragged into the black market world of erotica. 168812 2001 Running in Heels N Maxted, Anna. Public Relations Woman 168813 2009 Running in Heels: Circle of Frenemies T DVD -R HQ 10999 Episode #5. 3-29-2009 Fashion Magazine Staff. Samantha Dezur, Ashley Gosik, Talita Silva are the three interns. Johanna and the staff create recession-sensitive material. Ashley and Talita enjoy fabulous assignments while Samantha gets grunt work. 168814 2009 Running in Heels: Hasta La Vista Interns T DVD -R HQ 11053 Episode #8. 4-19-2009 Fashion Magazine Staff. Samantha Dezur, Ashley Gosik, Talita Silva are the three interns. Members of the staff hope they will be selected to participate in a photo shoot in Mexico. 168815 2009 Running in Heels: Intern Wars T DVD -R HQ 10938 Episode #2. 3-8-2009 Fashion Magazine Staff. Joanna and the editors head for Europe leaving behind three stressed-out interns with an assignment to perform. Samantha Dezur, Ashley Gosik, Talita Silva are the three interns who stress while the editors are away in Europe. Editor-in-Chief Joanna has left them with their assignments to complete. The girls must create a page for the magazine and if one of them is good enough it will be in an upcoming issue. The tensions continue to mount between the interns both in their work lives as well as their living arraignment. 168816 2009 Running in Heels: Off and Running T DVD -R HQ 10908 Episode #1. 3-1-2009 Fashion Magazine Staff. Marie Claire staffers prepare for Fashion Week and Nina’s big welcome party. Three interns adjust to their high-pressure duties. Three interns learn the ins and outs of working for a high-end fashion magazine. To get to the top you must start at the bottom. Samantha Dezur, Asley Gosik and Talita Silva all first timers to New York move into their new apartment. Personality differences should make this housing arraignment an adventure. Nina Garcia joins the staff as the new fashion director. Nina’s arrival has everyone on their toes waiting to see how their ideas go over. At the height of fashion week, these three new intern jump in the deep end. The three get their first assignments joggling their new responsibilities while trying to out shine each other. Senior Shopping Editor (Zoe Glassner). Senior Fashion Editor (Zanna Roberts). 168817 2009 Running in Heels: Roommates and Rivals T DVD -R HQ 10999 Episode #6. 4-5-2009 Fashion Magazine Staff. Samantha Dezur, Ashley Gosik, Talita Silva are the three interns. Johanna is disappointed in the interns’ performance and decides to send them out on individual missions. 168818 2009 Running in Heels: Sex and the Citygirls T DVD -R HQ 11037 Episode #7. 4-12-2009 Fashion Magazine Staff. Samantha Dezur, Ashley Gosik, Talita Silva are the three interns. The interns write articles for the column on sexual relationships. Magazine prepares for a Classics shoot with Kelly Klein. 168819 2009 Running in Heels: Stress to Impress Nina T DVD -R HQ 10970 Episode #4. 3-22-2009 Fashion Magazine Staff. Samantha Dezur, Ashley Gosik, Talita Silva are the three interns. The staff prepares for a cover shoot with Mandy Moore while the interns manage a sale and Fashion Director Nina Garcia heads to Brazil for their fashion week. 168820 2009 Running in Heels: Wedding Belle, Intern Hell T DVD -R HQ 11059 Episode #3. 3-15-2009 Fashion Magazine Staff. Samantha Dezur, Ashley Gosik, Talita Silva are the three interns. A feature on style advice demands the concentration of the staff. Market Editor Paula Knight is getting married and planning her wedding. Designer Roberto Cavalli guest stars. Staff concentrates on a photo feature about style advice. Paula prepares for her wedding. Joanna meets with designer Roberto Cavalli. 168821 1959 Running Jumping & Standing Still Film, The M Photographer (Peter Sellers). 168822 1992 Running Late MT News Media. Publisher 1 (Karen Ford). Publisher 2 (Jan Chappell). Editor (Ben Gray). 168823 1987 Running Man, The M Newscaster (Kim Pawlik) 168824 1992 Running Mates N Feinstein, Judy Publicist Mel is a campaign manager for presidential candidate. Media. 168825 2000 Running Mates MT SVD 870 TV Anchorwoman (Diana Morgan). Newscaster #1 (Darrell Kunitomi). Newscaster #2 (Maggie Baird). Newscaster #3 (Barbara Tyson). Clinic Reporter #1 (Stephanie Geyer). Reporter #1 (Bruce Bohne). Reporter #2 (Ryan Cutrona). Reporter #3 (Vern Urich). Reporter #4 (Samantha Lloyd). Press #1 (Takayo Fischer). Press #3 (Rebecca Klinger). Clinic Reporter #2 (Juan Carlos Cantu). Press #2 (Haynes Brooke). Press Photographer (Phil Hawn). Press Photographer (Phil Hawn). Cameraman (Colin Patrick Lynch). 168826 1992 Running Mates MT SV 171 (Some Interference) Tabloid Reporter (Gregg Berger). Hispanic Reporter (Steve Gonzales). C-Span Reporter (Richard Hoyt-Miller). Reporter A (Scott Alan Smith). Reporter B (Lucy Lin). Reporter C (Michael Monks). Network Reporter (Peter Tomarken). Photographer A (John Storey). Photographer B (Ted Davis). Photographer C (Leslie S. Sachs). Photographer D (Robert Jason Jackson). 168827 1988 Running on Empty M Reporter (Donna Hanover). 168828 1982 Running on Empty M Photographer (Chris Haywood). 168829 2005 Running on the Edge N Barnes, William M. Reporter Juanita Costillos investigates the case of an illegal immigrant who is kidnapped while crossing the Texas border with other illegals. His sister, a nurse and part Tarahumara Indian, asks the reporter for help. Checking cryptic ads in a San Antonio newspaper, they follow a lead of tiny fossils found on victims of a serial murderer dubbed the "Puta Killer". 168830 1980 Running Scared M DVD -R HQ 8835, 8836 TV Newsman (Ken Rahgers) 168831 2004 Running the Apple Press G Miniature Toy Press run by a woman printer with a boy drinking out of a cup next to the press. She is putting a piece of paper on the press for printing. 168832 1973 Running Wild M Hunt, Finley, Robert McCahon, Maurice Tombragel (Screenplay) Ness Book Freelance Photographer Whit Colby (Dina Merrill) for Time magazine investigates attacks on wild horses. Her presence causes concern for businessman who is afraid her work will undermine real estate deal he is working on. Photojournalist demonstrates her personal involvement in her story when she shows film footage of woman trying to save wild horses to group of school children. While trying to expose corrupt businessmen and politicians behind assaults, Colby falls for rancher. Rancher's son and friend cornered by crooks after freeing horses from corral owned by one of businessmen. Friend and one of the horses are shot. Photojournalist finds horse and gets picture of it. Businessman finally agrees to let horses go. 168833 1998 Running Woman M Reporter #2 (Sandra Buster). Reporter #2 (Andrew Buckley). 168834 1978 Runoilija ja muusa MF Journalist (Svante Martin). Journalist (Timo Lapila). Journalist (Erkki Saarela). Journalist (Erkki Seiro). Editor (Aarni Krohn). 168835 2007 Runway Moms: TV Star Mom T DVD -R HQ 11044 Television Weather Girl, Reporter and expectant mother meets Lisa Elliott-Ramirez and is transformed into a model. 168836 1977 Rupan sansei: Part II C Series 1977-1980 TV News Anchor (Lia Sargent - Voice). 168837 1997 Rupert Patterson Wants to be a Super Hero MT TV Anchorwoman (Victoria Alexander) Reporter (Christopher Cook). 168838 2001 Ruroni Kenshin: Seiso hen C Japan Newspaper Seller (Junichi Miura). Newspaper Seller (Charles Campbell - Voice - English Version). 168839 1996 Rusar i hans famn MF Sweden. Reporter, TV (Pia Lindstrom). TV Photographer (Mikael Silkeberg). 168840 2001 Ruse CB Ruse #1 (December 2001) News Media Newspaper mockup inside front cover of comic introduces characters and setting in this and all subsequent issues of the comic. 168841 1991 Rush M Reporter (Dell Gibson) 168842 1966 Rush to Judgment M Reporter Trying to Question Oswald (Ike Pappas-Himself). . Dallas police, Briefs Reporter (Patrick Dean-Himself). Editor-Publisher (Penn Jones Jr.-Himself) for Midlothian News. Presenter-Interviewer (Mark Lane). Editor-Publisher (Penn Jones Jr.-Himself), Midlothian News. 168843 1989 Rush Week M SV 121 Student Reporter Toni Daniels (Pamela Ludwig) is ambitious and goes in search of an exciting story. She discovers the dark secrets of Tambers College. Three beautiful coeds have disappeared leaving behind some bizarre clues. Are disappearances related to the fraternity rituals of Rush Week? Skeletons pop up from every closet and veiled threats fly as Daniels follows the twisting trail of clues that leads to an intense and shocking surprise ending. 168844 1998 Rushmore M School Reporter (Thayer McClanahan) 168845 1948 Russ Hodges' Scoreboard DR Sportscaster Russ Hodges 168846 1990 Russia House, The M DVD -R HQ 11155, 11156, 11157 Stoppard, Tom (Screenplay). John le Carre (Novel). British Publisher Bartholomew "Barley" Blair (Sean Connery) has plenty of experience with Russians digs into the origin of the three notebooks supposedly containing Russian military secrets. Russian Publisher Yun (Giorgi Anjapardize). 168847 2006 Russian Dolls M Journalist Xavier is a hack journalist and screenwriter who doesn't seem to know what he wants to write or who he is, or which woman he wants to make love to. 168848 1944 Russian Rhapsody C L. Vol. 3, Golden Age Newspaper Headlines 168849 1956 Russian Roulette N Bloomfield, Anthony Press 168850 1975 Russian Roulette M Photographer Lars, KGB (Doug McGrath). 168851 1991 Russian Singer, The N Davidsen, Leif News Media 168852 1985 Russian Soldier, The MT Reporter (Peter Quince). Reporter (Deborah-Jane Sharpe) 168853 1966 Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming M DVD -R HQ 8076, 8077, 8078. L AFI-Playwrights Writer 168854 1989 Rust roest: TF Episode #1. 4-1-1989 Journalist (Thom Hoffman). 168855 1990 Rutanga Tapes, The M Nathanson, Alan (Story). Patrick Lee (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Kate Simpson (Susan Anspach) arrives in Africa with her son to do research on U.S. activities in Africa. Approached by an import-export businessman who turns out to be an economic attaché. Reporter accuses him of playing up to her because he knew she was a journalist and wanted to make sure she was not there to make trouble. An informant on chemical weapons escapes on a bus on which the reporter and her son are passengers. Informant slips a tape containing data into the boy's coat before he dies. Reporter, son and other passengers are held hostage. Terrorists decide to kill reporter's son as a warning to anyone who tries to follow them. Man can't kill the boy and leaves him in the veldt where he is found by a bushman. Reporter's journalistic instincts become secondary to parental instincts when she discovers her son is missing. Economic attaché arrives, kills several kidnappers. Reporter insists that he help her locate her son. Two search for him. Son and reporter reunited. Reporter doesn't run the story. 168856 1855 Ruth Hall: Domestic Tale for the Present Time, A N MLPL Parton, Sara Payson Willis (Fanny Fern) Freelancer Hall lives in a world of malevolent males. Male editors reject her work or pay only 50 cents an article. Her writing brings her fame and makes her newspaper editor wealthy She asks for a raise. "There it is," the editor says, smiling, "women are never satisfied. "The more they get, the more grasping they become." 168857 1898 Ruth Herrick's Assignment N Jordan, Elizabeth Garver In "Tales of the City Room." Reporter Ruth Herrick knows success is hers if she can discover whether a woman murdered her husband. Woman confesses explaining that her husband had attacked her aged mother Herrick: "I am going to forget this interview. I am going to let you have the chance which a fair trial will give you." Woman is acquitted. Herrick's managing editor concludes: "Strange how Miss Herrick failed on that case….But, after all, you can't depend on a woman in this business 168858 1951 Ruth Lyons 50 Club DT Series. 10-1-1951 to 9-5-1952. NBC Host Ruth Lyons was a broadcasting legend in her home base of Cincinnati. 168859 1912 Ruth of the Rowldrich N Wrench, Mollie Louise (Gibbs) Press 168860 1996 Ruth Rendell Mysteries: Simisola T Episode #8. 1-26-1996 Newsreader (Jane Wyatt). 168861 2002 Ruth sucht Ruth N Heim, Uta Maria Germany Journalist 168862 1986 Rutherford B. Hayes Show, The N OWN - H Wertheimer, Ron Reporter Marlene Tipton, hard-driving reporter who can't keep her mind on the news and can't keep her hands off a police detective. Charlie Maffick, host of an all-night radio program called The Rutherford B. Hayes Show. WYUN radio station. 168863 1987 Rutherford County Line, The M Photographer (Bill Park Jr.) 168864 1986 Ruthless People M News Media. Newscaster (Rick DeReyes). Newscaster (Mie Hunt). Newscaster (Ron Tank). 168865 1992 Ruthless! The Musical P Laird, Marvin (Music). Joel Paley (Book and Lyrics) Broadway Critic Lita Encore (Denise Lor-Rita McKenzie) is the “Pauline Kael” of Broadway critics and is known for her negative reviews, one of which caused an actress to commit suicide. She belts out “I Hate Musicals.” She’s the grandmother of Tina, an 8-year-old aspiring child actress. Lesbian Journalist Emily Block (Nancy Linari) from Modern Thespian. Untalented mother has a remarkably talented daughter, Tina who is desperate to perform in the school play, Pippi in Tahiti/. The third grade teacher picks someone else. Tina murders the girl and goes on in the title part. The housewife, Judy Denmark, discovers her mother, Theatre Critic Lita Encore, was actually a Broadway star, Ruth DelMarco. The news turns Judy into Ginger DelMarco, a confident and talented Broadway performer. When Tina’s heinous act is discovered, she is sent to the Daisy Clover School for Psychopathic Ingenues. Ginger is wowing them on Broadway. But she’s in conflict with Sylvia who also nurses aspirations of stardom. Sylvia wants to turn the newly freed Tina into the star she should be. And all three vie for the spotlight. 168866 2002 Rutles 2, The: Can't Buy Me Lunch MT Parody Documentary. News Media. Narrator (Eric Idle). Editor Jann Wenner (Himself). 168867 1978 Rutles, The: All You Need Is Cash MT Parody Documentary. Press Agent Eric Manchester (Michael Palin) for Rutle Corp. Interviewer (George Harrison). Journalist (Bunny May). Photographer getting off train (Gary Weis). 168868 1948 Ruusu ja kulkuri MF Music Critic (Toivo Lahti). 168869 2001 RX Ambush N Stessel, Paul Public Relations and advertising agencies, congressmen, prostitutes, Wall Street manipulators, a female research scientist, the company’s CEO are all trapped in their own ambitious schemes. A pharmaceutical company is in serious and funny trouble trying to promote a flawed aphrodisiac product. The trouble includes industrial espionage, romantic turmoil, private eyes and Congressional investigations. 168870 2001 RX Ambush N Stressel, Paul Public Relations Agencies, congressmen, prostitutes, advertising agencies, Wall Street manipulators, a pharmaceutical company’s CEO, research scientists -- all are trapped in their own ambitious schemes. The pharmaceutical company is in serious trouble trying to promote a flawed aphrodisiac product. The trouble includes industrial espionage, romantic turmoil, private eyes and Congressional investigations. 168871 1989 Ryan White Story, The MT Reporter (Joyce Bowden-Kirby). Reporter (Meredith Strange-Boston). Reporter (Michael Melon). Reporter (Larry Sprinkle). Male Reporter (Lowndes B. Grier) 168872 2000 Ryan's Babe M News Reporter (Shayne Metcalfe) 168873 1975 Ryan's Hope: TS Series. 7-7-1975 to 1-13-1989. ABC Reporter Jack Fenelli (Michael Levin) tries to dig up dirt on Mary Ryan's brother, Frank. Reporter Mary Ryan Fenelli (Kate Mulgrew, 1975-1977, 1983; Mary Carney, 1978; Nicolette Goulet, 1979) at first lived together with Jack much to her parents' chagrin. Fenelli fell for Mary Ryan and married her (Kate Mulgrew). Parents argued over her working relationship with Sam Crowell (Dennis Jay Higgins, 1976) at Channel 4 before finally marrying Jack. Reporter (Tom Mason, 1977-1978). 168874 1978 Ryan's Hope: TS Series. 7-7-1975 to 1-13-1989. ABC TV Reporter Mary Ryan Fenelli (Mary Carney, 1978) antagonized a mob boss with her reports on the mob and he retaliated by sabotaging her automobile causing a car crash in which she was killed. 168875 1980 Ryan's Hope: TS Series. 7-7-1975 to 1-13-1989. ABC Reporter Michael Pavel (Michael Corbett) slept with Rae Woodard (Louise Shaffer, 1977-1984) and her illegitimate daughter. The daughter tried to break it off by wedding someone else but kept seeing Michael. When enraged mom Rae spotted one tryst, there was a three-way struggle over a gun and a shot ran out killing Pavel. It turned out that a gangster had actually killed Michael. But the publicity of the incident led to Kim getting a divorce and her leaving town even though she carried his baby. 168876 1981 Ryan's Hope: TS Series. 7-7-1975 to 1-13-1989. ABC Reporter Elizabeth Jane Ryan (Maureen Garrett, 1981-1982), Johnny Ryan's niece worked at a newspaper owned by Rae Woodard (Louise Shaffer, 1977-1984). 168877 1985 Ryan's Hope: TS Series. 7-7-1975 to 1-13-1989. ABC Editor Mark D'Angelo of the local newspaper wants more than reports from Ryan Fenelli (Yasmine Bleeth, 1985-1989) who worked for him. 168878 1987 Ryan's Hope: TS Series. 7-7-1975 to 1-13-1989. ABC Publisher Leigh Kirkland (Felicity La Fortune, 1983-1985, 1988) of the newspaper returns. 168879 1981 Ryan's Hope: TS Episode. 11-18-1981 Reporter (Kim Delgado). 168880 1960 Rychlik do Ostravy MF Czechoslovakia Reporter (Lubor Tokos). 168881 1986 Ryder P.I. M TV Commentator Ben Wah (Howard Stern) 168882 1999 Ryker's Revenge M Reporter (Joey Hart -- "The Reporter") 168883 1993 Ryori no tetsujin DF Series 1993 Reporter (Shinichiro Ota), Kitchen Reporter. 168884 1999 S & M: Metallica with Michael Kamen Conducting the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra DT Photographer Anton Corbijn (Himself). 168885 2001 S Club 7 in Hollywood: Cousin, The T Episode #7. Commentator (Jack Maxwell). 168886 2003 S Club Seeing Double M Reporters (Thomas Lenox, Andrea Montero, Ludovic Tattevin). 168887 2003 S-21, la machine de mort Khmere rouge DF Cambodia / France Photographer Nihiem Ein (Himself). 168888 1865 S. Brown-Jones -- An Astounding Fraud Practiced Upon Us SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Mark Twain's San Francisco." Writer. Contributes weekly to our columns. Turns out to be "An astounding fraud practiced upon us -- the editor of the "Bohemian" the guilty party -- criminal proceedings instituted against him. 168889 1994 S.F.W. M Reporter (William Scott-Brown). Reporter (Lisa Dinkins). Reporter (Amber Edam). Reporter (Jerome Front). Reporter (Susan Harney). Reporter (Philip Moon). Reporter (Joanne Takahashi). Reporter (Richard Wilson). Photographer (Ada Gorn). Photographer (Jon Gudmundsson). Photographer (Bernadette Elise). Photographer (Alex Esta). Phil Donahue Clone/Sam Donaldson Clone/Ted Koppel Clone/Larry King Clone (John Roarke). 168890 1981 S.O.B. M L Gossip Columnist (Loretta Swit) 168891 1937 S.O.S. Coast Guard (aka SOS Coast Guard) M L. 12 chapters. Serial Reporter Jean Norman (Maxine Doyle), newspaper girl and Snapper McGee (Lee Ford) photographer 168892 1939 S.O.S. Tidal Wave M Webb, James (Short Story). Maxwell Shane, Gordon Kahn (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Jeff Shannon (Ralph Byrd) exposes a corrupt candidate in a mayor race. Shannon is an ex-newspaperman who now works for the Continental Broadcasting Company. Station manager describes him as a "self-contained unit…."someone who.. ... photographs, his own material, projects it and describes it. His impact is being felt at his old paper, where the editor complains that they will have to remake the front page after hearing Shannon's broadcast of election results. Threat of television news to print media. Shannon: "broadcast is heard by more people than know how to read a newspaper." Editor wants Shannon to campaign on the air against a corrupt political boss. But Shannon doesn't want to take sides. Changes his mind. Then newspaper office bombed and Shannon arrives with his assistant to film the aftermath. Broadcast of a title wave turns out to be fake. Crooks run the footage to panic people and stop them from voting. Shannon captures the crooks. "Broadcasting a film isn't any crime." "Deliberately inciting a panic is." -- I'm not a newspaperman anymore." "Well, even an ex-newspaperman has opinions." "But a smart ex-newspaperman keeps them to himself." 168893 2003 S.W.A.T. M TV Newscaster #1 (Dianne Barone). TV Newscaster #2 (Willie Gault). TV Newscaster (Larry McCormick - Himself). Spanish Newscaster (Jay Montalvo). Reporter (Ken Rudulph). Newswoman (Esther Chae). Reporter #4 (Heath Gunn). 168894 2005 S.W.A.T. 4 G TV Reporter (Kari Wahlgren - Voice). 168895 1975 S.W.A.T.: Deadly Tide (Part One) T Episode #12. 9-13-1975 Reporter (Laird Stuart). 168896 1975 S.W.A.T.: Omega One T Episode #10. 5-12-1975 Reporter (Gary Brient) 168897 1990 S*M*A*S*H MT Miniseries Reporter for Rapport (Inga-Lill Andersson). TV Producer (Hannes Holm). The Reporter (Bo Holmqvist). Bad Cameraman (Sune Mangs). 168898 2002 S1m0ne (aka Simone) M DVD -R 1528 Tabloid Journalist Max Sayer (Pruitt Taylor Vince) is obsessed with Simone trying to find out who she is and where she is. Filmmaker creates computer generated actress to star in his latest film. Media circus follows. Reporters (Vincent Boling, Andi Carnick, James Gleason, Keith MacKechnie, Richard Saxton, Mark Thompson). Entertainment Reporter (Maureen Mueller). Echo Photographer (Chris Coppola). Paparazzi Photographer (Lombardo Boyar). TV Talk Show Host (Teresa Parente). Talk Show Host (Bill A. Jones). VBC Anchor (Alec Murdock). Press Core (Edward C. Gillow). Echo Photographer (Chris Coppola). 168899 1989 Sa kuko ng agila MF Philippines Journalist 168900 2001 Sa vit som en sno MF Photographer (Hakan Berlin). 168901 1984 Saaransh MF India Interviewer (Arun Mathur). 168902 2004 Sabel MF Philippines Journalist 168903 1970 Saberlegs N OWN - H (Two Copies) Pace, Eric Journalist Hero, whose father used to be a spy, goes into journalism but is talked back into spying by girlfriend to catch a Nazi chemist who had escaped after World War II with his nerve gas which he is attempting to sell to Arabs to use on Israelis 168904 2000 Sabine Connection, The N Adams, Jean Weinberg List Journalist 168905 1942 Saboteur M DVD -R HQ 2365, 2366. L. Alfred Hitchcock director. Newspapers stories and headlines. American Newsreel is front for spies. 168906 1953 Sabre Jet M DVD 10115 (poor copy - jerky picture) Eunson, Dale, Katherine Albert (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Jane Carter (Coleen Gray) doing a feature on the wives of pilots at U.S. airbase in Japan. She knows her subject because she is married to a pilot who wants her to give up newspaper work. Carter becomes concerned for husband's safety. Pilot has to take command of squadron. Carter decides to give up career to settle for the "job of being a wife." Pilot's negative assessment of her job, implying a certain ghoulishness in her efforts to further her career. Reporter redeemed with contact with pilots and their families. 168907 1998 Sabrina Goes to Rome M VHS 1301 Tabloid. Sabrina falls for a mortal in Rome (Eddie Mills), unaware that he wants to expose her to a tabloid 168908 2004 Sabrina Says NR Crawford, Ramona Advice Columnist Sabrina Sayers is a divorcee with twin daughters to raise and a grandmother determined to marry her off pronto. Her column: Sabrina Says. There's only one man in Stagecoach, Nevada who's caught her eye, a deputy sheriff and local rancher. Could he be the Lonesome Cowboy who has been writing all those letters to her column? He isn't saying and Sabrina doesn't care. 168909 1999 Sabrina, Down Under MT TV Newscaster Wally Gilliams (Dave Nemeth). TV Reporter (Melissa Downes). 168910 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: T SVD 874 (excerpts) Episodes. Series 9-27-1996 to 4-24- 2003. School Newspaper Reporter. Sabrina as a reporter on the school newspaper. 168911 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Aging, Not So Gracefully T DVD -R HQ 10894 Episode #83. 11-12-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) walks into the coffee house hoping to catch Josh's eye. But he only sees a high school kid. She uses an "Oil of Old Age" to look older. The more she uses it, the older she gets ending up as an elderly woman. 168912 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: And the Sabrina Goes To… T DVD -R HQ 11092 Episode #58. 11-13-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). When her academic achievements fail to bring deserved accolades, Sabrina casts a "just desserts" spell on her teachers and friends. TV Entertainment Journalist Mary Hart (Herself). Host Dick Clark (Himself) 168913 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Arrangement, The T Episode #133. 2-22-2002 Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Editor Mike Shelby (George Wendt). Sabrina is involved with an arranged marriage by her Aunt Irma. Sabrina is able to get Irma to call off the wedding at the last minute. 168914 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: As Westbridge Turns T DVD -R HQ 8938 Episode #21. 4-25-1997 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) gets more than she bargained for when Hilda offers a can of worms spell to spice up the daily grind, which is transformed into a melodramatic soap opera. 168915 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Bada-Ping! T DVD -R HQ 11007 Episode #149. 11-15-2002 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). 168916 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Band Episode, The T Episode #42. 2-27-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). The high school is having a battle of the bands and Harvey signs up his band with Sabrina and Valerie, despite never having played a note of music before. Libby starts rubbing it in that the cheerleaders will be winning the contest because of their popularity. Sabrina decides to take matters into her hands. 168917 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Beach Blanket Bizarro T DVD -R HQ 10084 Episode #114. 3-23-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) has a wild vision of her first college spring break. But her aunts ask 1960s teen idol Frankie Avalon to put a spell on the trip that sets Sabrina and her friends in a 1960s beach movie. 168918 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Big Head, The T VHS 1286 Episode #143. 9-27-2002 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). Sabrina's first assignment at Scorch is to write profile about overconfident rock star. But when her senior editor Annie publishes the truth about arrogant superstar, he threatens to sue magazine unless Sabrina gives a public apology at his concert. 168919 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Big Sleep, The T Episode #69. 3-12-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) must fight the urge to fall asleep because of a household of magic poppies. She is tired during the Brain Buster's tournament, a high school quiz show. 168920 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Birthday Witch, A T Episode #128. 1-11-2002 Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) wants to spend her birthday with her boyfriend Josh. But she has a visiting aunt she has to be with. To get out of dinner with Josh, Sabrina tells him she has to celebrate her birthday only with her family. Trouble arises when Josh walks by the Spellman house and sees Sabrina hugging Harvey. 168921 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Boy Was My Face Red T Episode #52. 10-2-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) decides to use her magic to help Valerie get over the ridicule of their classmates after she has an embarrassing moment in class. But the embarrassment gets transferred to Sabrina and is magnified so much that her face literally turns red. She realizes the only way to get over embarrassment is to face it head on. 168922 1996 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Bundt Friday T Episode #2. 10-4-1996 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) slips the most popular girl at the school some truth sprinkles to make her confess to spreading nasty lies, but her plan backfires. 168923 2002 Sabrina, The Teenage Witch: Call Me Crazy T VHS 1270 Episode #144. 10-4-2002 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). Reporter Sabrina tries to fit in with her co-workers at Scorch magazine but her attempts backfire when people start to believe she's bonkers. Crazy like a fox -- she lands an interview with a singer. Sabrina's desperate attempts to impress her colleagues and prove to them she's not a kid backfire when she accidentally blurts out too much information about her magical antics and they end up thinking she's bonkers. A chance meeting with Ashanti (Herself) lands Sabrina an interview and an opportunity for her co-workers to see her in a new light. 168924 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Cat Showdown T Episode #19. 3-21-1997 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) has blown her allowance and Salem the cat has maxed out his credit card over the phone so they decide to enter a cat show to earn the prize money. 168925 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Christmas Amnesia T DVD -R HQ 9403 Episode #61. 12-11-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) has to track down Father Christmas in order to request he reinstate Christmas after she accidentally deletes the holiday from the world's memory. 168926 2003 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Cirque du Sabrina T Episode #156. 2-14-2003 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). Sabrina's bedroom is transformed into a circus. 168927 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Cloud Ten T Episode #130. 1-25-200 Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is feeling depressed because Mike Shelby (George Wendt) refuses to read the story she wrote about a pending garbage strike. Sabrina looks up an old friend form the Other Realm who then takes her on a wild trip up to Cloud Ten. When Sabrina finally falls off the cloud, she realizes everything she missed while not complete conscious. 168928 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Competition, The T Episode #136. 4-5-2002 Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Editor Mike Shelby (George Wendt). Sabrina gets offended when Josh says that women can't play tennis as well as men. TV Announcer (Kevin Moon). 168929 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Crucible, The T Miller, Arthur (Based on his award-winning Play). Episode #23. 5-9-1997 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) goes on a class trip to Salem, MA, the setting of the Salem Witch Trials. 168930 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Dante's Inferno T Episode #28. 10-10-1997 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is forced to date others so she and her boyfriend try to ease the pain by double-dating. 168931 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Deliver Us From E-Mail T DVD -R HQ 2781. VHS 1311 Episode #129. 1-18-2002 Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is trying to get a column in the newspaper. She is a candidate for a writer's position at the local newspaper but her in-box is filled with annoying e-mails from her evil Other Realm twin. She responds by asking for the junk mail to stop, but her correspondent gets angry and sends Sabrina an e-mail virus that turns her into an airhead causing Mike Shelby (George Wendt) and Josh to doubt her intelligence. At the paper, Sabrina tells Josh she's got all of these great ideas for Mike about writing a column. Josh warns her Mike never lets interns write columns but wishes her luck. Sabrina pitches Mike ideas. He knocks each one down saying he's read the stories before. But he encourages her to keep trying. E-mails turn Sabrina into an idiot. She sits in on meeting with Mike and his staff and spouts off the dumbest ideas for a column. This ruins her chances for any respect or her coveted column. She gets cured and goes to the paper and explains to Mike and his staff that her behavior the day before was out of the ordinary. She begins pitching intelligent ideas for column. 168932 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Disneyworld T Episode #47. 4-24-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) goes on a field trip to Disney's Animal Kingdom in Florida while working to pass a critical test for her witch's license. She turns Libby and Valerie into zebras by mistake. Nothing will stop Libby, however, from attempting to steal Harvey from Sabrina. 168933 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Do You See What I See? T DVD -R HQ 11154 Episode #117. 5-4-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Paranormal-studies major Miles spots a flying car and gives a class presentation on it, but the students are less than thrilled with his UFO sighting. 168934 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Doll's Story, A T Episode #29. 10-17-1997 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) gets excited at the thought of being paid $100 to keep an eye on her incorrigible cousin. But she realizes the girl is more than she can handle. 168935 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Double Time T Episode #99. 9-29-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) casts a too good to be true speed spell so she can fly faster than time and juggle her hectic academic and social calendars. But while she is working in "double time" she unknowingly steals time from Roxie and Miles who move incredibly slow. 168936 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Dream a Little Dreama Me T DVD -R 1672 Episode #77. 10-1-1999 Student Editor of Yearbook. Principal Kraft opposes Sabrina as yearbook editor. New student is also a witch. 168937 1996 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Dream Date T DVD -R HQ 8861 Episode #6. 11-1-1996 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is bummed when her boyfriend agrees to go to the dance with Libby, the most popular girl. She decides to skip the event until her aunts create her the perfect date. 168938 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Dreama the Mouse T Episode #93. 3-17-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) develops a bad case of spring fever. 168939 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Driving Mr. Goodman T Episode #140. 5-3-2002 Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Editor Mike Shelby (George Wendt). Sabrina and Miles get in a minor fender bender. But the other driver brings a phony lawsuit to fleece them for millions. Sabrina turns for expert advice to "Car Talk" Radio Hosts Click (Tom Magliozzi) and Clack (Ray Magliozzi). 168940 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Dummy For Love T Episode #27. 10-3-1997 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) plays matchmaker for a reluctant Aunt Hilda and her new smitten Vice Principal in order to avoid detention for a controversial editorial she has written. When Hilda refuses, Sabrina casts a spell on her turning her into a dumb that Sabrina must follow around to make talk. 168941 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: End of an Era, The T Episode #97. 5-5-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Josh and Harvey are fighting for Sabrina's affection so she forces them to compete for her in a magical obstacle course. Harvey's unselfish concern for Josh prevents disaster. But Sabrina used up her quota of magic on Harvey. Josh will think it is all a dream, but Harvey arrives at Sabrina's house demanding what will happen to their relationship now that he knows she's a witch. 168942 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Episode LXXXI: The Phantom Menace T Episode #81. 10-29-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) gets a job at a nearby coffee house and decides to work on Halloween night instead of celebrating the holiday with her aunts. It's not a good idea. 168943 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Equalizer, The T Episode #41. 2-13-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Valentine's Day finds Sabrina facing Roland the Troll again. He is now the Equalizer who can punish Sabrina for any misuse of her magic. He uses his authority to steal Sabrina's heart and carry her off to the Other Realm. 168944 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Every Witch Way But Loose T Episode #98. 9-22-2000. Fifth Season Premiere School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is now a freshman in college with new roommates Roxie, Morgan and Miles. Trying to get our her first love, Harvey, Sabrina decides to make some big changes in her life. She starts by attending college and living away from home like a normal freshman, but she soon discovers a normal freshman doesn't have life so easy. 168945 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Fear Strikes Up a Conversation T Episode #45. 4-3-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) finds out she was selected to read an essay she wrote about Math at a school assembly. She gets hit by stage fright and turns to Salem the cat for help. He decides to use a fear removal spell to overcome her fright but as a result Sabrina's fear spread throughout the school. 168946 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Finally! T Episode #119. 5-18-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) and Josh host a singles night at the coffee house. Idea is hatched when Sabrina realizes that many people who come to the café look lonely. Things go haywire when Josh's friend stands up Roxie triggering an argument between Josh and Sabrina. 168947 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Finger Lickin' Flu T DVD -R HQ 10915 Episode #39. 1-30-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) comes down with a case of "finger flu" which causes her magic to malfunction. 168948 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: First Kiss T DVD -R HQ 10862 Episode #17. 2-14-1997 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is looking forward to spending Valentine Day's with her boyfriend Harvey. As they get ready to have their first kiss, Salem sees sparks fly between them and stops them from kissing. Sabrina learns from her cat that if she kisses Harvey he may turn into a frog. But her feelings get the better of her and she kisses him ultimately turning him into a frog. In order to change him back into human, she has to pass the Witches Council's "Test of True Love." 168949 2003 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Fish Tale, A T Episode #161. 4-17-2003 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). 168950 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Five Easy Pieces of Libby T Episode #38. 1-23-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) and Libby are assigned to decorate the "Democracy Day" float together but Libby's obnoxiousness causes Sabrina to cast a spell keeping her a safe distance from Sabrina. The Quizmaster reverses the spell so Sabrina must stick to Libby like unwanted glue. 168951 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Four Faces of Sabrina, The T Episode #96. 4-28-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is accepted to different colleges. Her indecisiveness and need to please everyone causes her to be torn apart -- into four different Sabrinas. 168952 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Free Sabrina T VHS 1280 Episode #146. 10-18-2002 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). Reporter Sabrina sets out to expose a Hollywood starlet as a kleptomaniac after she sees the star shoplifting at a boutique. She devices a plan to catch the sticky fingered diva in the act, but when it backfires, Sabrina ends up in hands of the police. Reporter #1 (Maria Menounos). Reporter #2 (Steve Truitt). 168953 1996 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Geek Like Me T Episode #9. 11-22-1996 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is tired of Libby's constant teasing so she turns her into a nerd. Libby succeeds in turning her fellow geeks against the entire school and Sabrina must find a way to unite her classmates. 168954 2003 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Getting to Nose You T DVD -R HQ 8802 Episode #157. 2-21-2003 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). 168955 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Gift of Gab, The T DVD -R HQ 9943 Episode #124. 11-2-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) and Roxie get their own talk show where students can call in to talk about issues important to them after turning in a proposal for a radio show on the college station. While Sabrina is thrilled at the prospect of hosting the show, Roxie isn't leaving Sabrina to talk her into it. Upon their arrival at the studio, Sabrina becomes tongue-tied while Roxie becomes an instant hit. Seeing how she is natural after a few nights, Sabrina resigns letting Roxie take control of the show. 168956 1996 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Girl and Her Cat, A T Episode #11. 12-13-1996 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) launches a desperate plan to rescue her cat by impersonating Santa Claus. Voice of NEWT (Billy West). 168957 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Good Will Haunting T Episode #56. 10-30-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) and her aunts are invited to Aunt Beulah's annual celebration and can't think of any more excuses since they have stayed away from the party for the past 500 years. Sabrina ditches the party and gets a magical talking doll from her aunt, which starts terrorizing Sabrina and her guests. 168958 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Good, the Bad and the Luau, The T Episode #75. 5-21-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is on vacation ion Hawaii and Sabrina finally figures out the family secret -- every member of the family is born with a twin. 168959 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Great Mistake, The T Episode #22. 5-2-1997 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) has a really bad day. Her science project gets a C-minus and she has to redo it. She goes to concert and gets pulled over by flying motorcycle cop for flying over the town with bad dust emissions. Her aunts try to make her feel better by sharing stories of how they have messed up throughout the centuries. 168960 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Guilty! T Episode #138. 4-19-2002 Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Editor Mike Shelby (George Wendt). Sabrina's plan to get Zelda nominated for Professor of the Year turns ugly when the committee discovers Zelda attended college in 1873 and fires her. 168961 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Halloween Scene, The T Episode #103. 10-27-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) decides to throw a party at their place when she learns Hilda and Zelda won't be home for Halloween. She soon regrets the decision. 168962 1996 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Halloween Story T Episode #5. 10-25-1996 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is forced to attend a family affair. Sabrina sends a clone to her boyfriend's party where the simple-minded stand-in who can only speak three sentences agrees to streak naked. 168963 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Heart of the Matter T Episode #100. 10-6-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) realizes she has been turning down guys left and right since her breakup with Harvey, she casts a spell ensuring that she'll say "yes" every time she is asked out. 168964 2001 Sabrina, The Teenage Witch: Hex, Lies and No Video Tape T DVD -R 1801 Episode #126. 11-16-2001 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Josh convinces City Editor Mike (George Wendt) at the newspaper to give Sabrina a writing internship. Animal testing in the cosmetics industry. Photographer Josh. Top Female Reporter Rebecca Scott keeps sending Sabrina out for coffee, lunch. 168965 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Hilda and Zelda: The Teenage Years T DVD -R HQ 10879 Episode #15. 1-31-1997 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is disappointed her aunts won't let here stay out late to see a famous rock band. Helda and Zelda transform themselves into teenage chaperones as a compromise. They end up causing all the trouble, not Sabrina. 168966 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: House of Pi's T DVD -R 1849 Episode #102. 10-20-2000 School Newspaper. Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) and Roxie team to write a story for the school newspaper in an effort to land a coveted spot on the school newspaper. As they both search for a story that is provocative and compelling, they come up with the idea to go undercover as rushees for Morgan's sorority, Mu Pi. But Sabrina has second thoughts on the sorority expose when she learns it could land Morgan and her sorority sisters in a heap of trouble. 168967 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Humble Pie T Episode #127. 12-7-2001 Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Editor Mike Shelby (George Wendt). Morgan spends all her cash when she goes on a shopping spree and has to borrow money from Sabrina, Roxie and Miles leading them to band together to help her financially by lending her money to pay her share of the rent. But Sabrina is left to help Morgan after her family cuts her off. Morgan refuses to get a job to pay her friends back. 168968 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: I Fall to Pieces T Episode #141. 5-10-2002 Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Editor Mike Shelby (George Wendt). After Hilda breaks up with President Banning, Zelda and Sabrina decide to take her shopping in the Other Realm to get her mind off what happened. Hilda meets an old flame and plans to get married. Zelda throws herself at the man because they are sure Hilda is suffering from the rebound effect. Hilda breaks up with the man turning to stone. Zelda realizes that Hilda had met her true love. Sabrina goes to work to get Hilda back to normal. 168969 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: I Think I Love You T Episode #132. 2-15-2002. Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Editor Mike Shelby (George Wendt). After Josh tells Sabrina he loves her, she gets an unexpected surprise when she tries to proclaim her love for him. Whenever she tries to say those three words to Josh, he thinks that Sabrina doesn't care for him because of the funny voices she gets when trying to say "I Love You." When Sabrina thinks her problem has to do with her magic, she goes to see the "Love Doctor" in the Other Realm only to find out it has to do with keeping her witchcraft a secret from Josh. After conferring with her aunts, Sabrina decides the only way she won't have a problem proclaiming her love would be to let Josh know she is a witch. 168970 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: I, Busybody T Episode #137. 4-12-2002 Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Editor Mike Shelby (George Wendt). Sabrina tries to advise her friends but it ends up backfiring and she decides to mind her own business. 168971 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Ice Station Sabrina T DVD -R HQ 10042 Episode #85. 11-21-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is surprised by Harvey for a romantic weekend skiing in the mountains. 168972 2003 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: In Sabrina We Trust T DVD -R HQ 8776. SVD 1325 Episode #153. 1-24-2003 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). Sabrina's truth spell misfires. 168973 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Inna-Gadda-Sabrina T DVD -R HQ 8803 Episode #32. 11-7-1997 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) goes back to the groovy 1960s when Salem accidentally swallows a "time ball." She realizes women have come a long way in the last 30 years. 168974 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: It's a Hot, Hot, Hot , Hot Christmas T Episode #150. 12-6-2002 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). 168975 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad Season Opener (aka It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Season Opener) T DVD -R HQ 10575 Episode #51. 9-25-1998. Third Season Opener. School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) finally receives her Witch's license. She also discovers her heart belongs to Harvey. 168976 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Jealousy T Episode #78. 10-8-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) has Harvey write a basketball article for the school newspaper and she starts to feel left out when he asks Brad to help him with it. To make matters worse, she can't share her problems with Valerie since she rarely calls anymore. Sabrina starts to percolate with jealousy since Harvey is spending a lot of time hanging out with Brad and Dreama isn't around to spend time with her. Sabrina ends up in the "Jealous Sea" where Salem the cat helps her realize that while she can be happy for other people, it won't diminish what she has. 168977 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Jenny's Non-Dream T DVD -R HQ 10813 Episode #13. 1-10-1997 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is apprehensive about inviting a friend, Jenny, to spend the night because of her "unique" home life. When she gets involved with witchcraft, Sabrina and her aunts must convince her the whole experience was a dream. 168978 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Little Big Kraft T DVD -R HQ 9134 Episode #37. 1-9-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) cooks up a potion to make the Vice Principal think like a teenager. He turns into an obnoxious, irresponsible adolescent putting both the ski trip and the school into jeopardy. 168979 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Little Orphan Hilda T DVD -R HQ 8891 Episode #79. 10-15-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) wants her grandma to visit. She also wants to learn the identity of Hilda and Zelda's biological parents. 168980 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Long and Winding Short Cut, The T Episode #72. 4-30-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) gets help solving a family secret so Zelda casts a no short-cut spell on Sabrina. She has to live one day without modern conveniences. Reporter (Dave Nemeth). 168981 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Lost at "C" T Episode #106. 11-17-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is distraught when she receives her first "C" ever on a class assignment. 168982 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Love In Bloom T Episode #90. 2-11-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) receives an anonymous Valentine and comes down with "Candy Hart Syndrome." A spell causes her to break up with Harvey. 168983 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Love Is a Many Complicated Thing T Episode #112. 2-9-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) doesn't have a date and Valentine's Day is approaching. Josh is now going out with Morgan. Roxie sees how depressed she is about not having a date. She gives Sabrina a hard time for enjoying everything about Valentine's Day. Morgan decides to set up Sabrina with a guy from her Philosophy class so they can double-date. Sabrina finds out that Josh plans on dumping Morgan because of her dominating attitude. After their nasty break-up at dinner, Sabrina works her magic to get the couple back together. 168984 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Love Means Never Having To Say You're Sorry T Episode #84. 11-19-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) starts to think of ways to get Harvey to forgive her after he caught her kissing Josh. But Harvey has started dating other girls. Eventually they clear things up and start dating again. 168985 2003 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Lyin', the Witch and the Wardrobe, The T DVD -R HQ 10813. SVD 1349 Episode #152. 1-17-2003 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). Set to interview British singer Daniel Beddingfield, Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) lets Morgan handle the wardrobe for the session -- until Morgan's choices meet with Annie's disapproval putting Sabrina in a tough spot. Sabrina lands an interview and photo shoot with a British singer, but the wardrobe stylist cancels at the last minute. So Sabrina needs to find a replacement for the gig -- and fast. 168986 1996 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Magic Joel T Episode #8. 11-15-1996 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) becomes an assistant to Joel, a shy teen magician whose tricks misfire. To save him from embarrassment, Sabrina makes him temporarily invisible and he doesn't want to reappear. 168987 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Making the Grade. T Episode #111. 2-2-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) tries to right a wrong when she writes an article for the school paper exposing the preferential treatment given to school athletes. 168988 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Mars Attracts T Episode #16. 2-27-1997 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) hates to leave her boyfriend for a family skiing trip to Mars. But she meets a good-looking and magically talented ski coach and they spend a romantic evening together. 168989 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Meeting Dad's Girlfriend T DVD -R HQ 10487 Episode #20. 4-4-1997 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is preparing for her father's monthly visit. She meets her father's new girlfriend, an attractive supernatural lawyer named Gail. 168990 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Mom vs. Magic T Episode #50. 5-15-1998. Season Finale. School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) must renounce one of the two things she holds most dear. Sabrina must choose between her magic and her mom and between two boyfriends. 168991 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Mrs. Kraft T Episode #64. 1-29-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) and Hilda reunite Mr. Kraft with his ex-wife because they are disturbed by the growing intimacy between Zelda and Mr. Kraft. 168992 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Murder on the Halloween Express T Episode #123. 10-26-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) takes a holiday idea from Salem the cat and brings her friends on the spooky Mystery Train for a Halloween adventure. There's just one problem -- it's in the Other Realm. Sabrina soon learns mortals can leave only if she solves the puzzling mystery when she goes back into something out of a 1920 mystery movie. 168993 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: My Best Shot T DVD -R HQ 1861 Episode #108. 1-12-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) tries to give Josh a little confidence booster in his new passion to be a photographer. But her simple spell to help him make his first sale leads to his getting a big head. He walks out of his job at the coffeehouse. 168994 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: My Nightmare, the Car T DVD -R HQ 10251 Episode #44. 3-20-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) and her friend pool their money to buy a car. 168995 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: No Place Like Home T Episode #76. 9-24-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is asked to move to Paris by her father. Now that Libby has gone to a private school and Valerie has moved to Alaska with her parents, an anxious Sabrina doesn't know what to do. She becomes convinced Harvey and her aunts don't really care about her and sets out for her new life in France. 168996 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Nobody Nose Libby Like Sabrina Nose Libby T Episode #59. 11-20-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Rivalry between Libby and Sabrina moves onto a whole new scale in this parody of the 1960s' science fiction film Fantastic Voyage. 168997 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Now You See Her, Now You Don't T Episode #88. 1-7-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) and Harvey are nominated the "cutest couple" at Westbridge High's Winter Ball. She finds the perfect dress in the Other Realm but it is one size too small. A diet makes Sabrina disappear. 168998 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Oh What a Tangled Spell She Weaves T Episode #35. 12-5-1997 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) neglects a vital fact in her use of incantations -- she fails to consider a spell's consequences. She must also learn to make her spells more specific. 168999 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Pancake Madness T DVD -R HQ 10579 Episode #55. 10-23-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) conjures up pancakes for Salem the cat and herself one morning she gets a stern warning form her aunts about what can happen if she were to eat them. Sabrina ignores their warning and suffers the consequences -- she becomes addicted to the breakfast food. 169000 1996 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-27-1996. Series 9-27-1996 to 4-24- 2003. Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) finds out she and half of her family are witches and she must start a brand new school. The popular girl hates her but wants her hands on Sabrina's crush. When Sabrina decides to stand up to the girl, things take a turn for the worst. The Witches Council has to undo Sabrina's mishap. 169001 2003 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Ping, Ping a Song T Episode #151. 1-10-2003 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). 169002 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Pom Pom Incident, The T Episode #54. 10-16-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) tries to stop Valerie from trying tout for the cheerleading second-string squad. 169003 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Prelude To a Kiss T Episode #82. 11-5-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) doesn't go to the football game to see her boyfriend Harvey. He rushes home to find her kissing Josh after helping him with his English homework. 169004 2003 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Present Perfect T Episode #155. 2-7-2003 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). Sabrina tires of her clumsy ways so she uses her magic to make herself mistake-free, but the spell also turns her into a know-it-all and ends up jeopardizing her friendships. 169005 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Quiz Show T Episode #46. 4-17-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is cramming for her hardest magic test to date is being taught at home by her less-than-scholarly Aunt. 169006 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Reality Check N Gallagher, Diana G. Sabrina, the Teenage Witch #32 School Editor Val resigns as school newspaper editor. Libby twists her ankle before the county cheer leading competition. Harvey must pay for repairs to his car after an accident. Aunt Hilda and Aunt Zelda are under a 24-hour-time-release spell, which is causing disruption in their lives. Sabrina, now a fully licensed witch, can change just one of these events, but which one? Sabrina is allowed to compete in the Other Realm spelling bee. She wins and collects first prize -- a reality check. It may be cashed at any time to change an instance of reality with no dire consequences or repercussions. But how should she use it? 169007 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Really Big Season Opener T DVD -R HQ 9704 Episode #120. 10-5-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) and Miles decide to team up for the production of a student horror film that includes a bloodsucking vampire, gloomy cheerleaders and a helpless maiden. 169008 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: River of Candy Corn Runs Through It, A T Episode #31. 10-31-1997 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is not invited to Libby's Halloween party, so a friend blurts out that she and Sabrina are hosting the coolest possible party at Sabrina's house. When a reluctant Sabrina backs up her friend, witchcraft problems occur and only witchcraft can fix them. 169009 2003 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Romance Looming T Episode #158. 2-27-2003 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). 169010 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Rumor Mill T Episode #49. 5-8-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) are tricked into spreading false rumors as community service. They start telling absurd tales out of school unaware their fibs will literally come true in the moral realm. 169011 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina and the Beanstalk T Episode #40. 2-6-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) and her boyfriend Harvey spend the day goofing off instead of finishing a class project. So Sabrina's aunt lectures them on procrastination and mistakenly sends them both up a beanstalk. 169012 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina and the Beast T Episode #60. 11-27-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) and Harvey decide to compete against Libby and her boyfriend for the title of cutest teen couple. But thing go awry when a cousin casts a spell on Harvey turning him into a Beast. 169013 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina and the Candidate T DVD -R HQ 8742 Episode #131. 2-1-2002 Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Editor Mike Shelby (George Wendt). Sabrina hopes to convince Mike to give her a column when she uncovers shady dealings of a local politician. She scores with a scathing expose only to later discover that his "dealings" are actually giving money anonymously to families in need including one special woman. 169014 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina and the Kiss T Episode #135. 3-22-2002 Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Editor Mike Shelby (George Wendt). Sabrina finds herself in trouble when she kisses an old boyfriend, Derek, when he returns and shows Sabrina his art work. When she tells Josh, he seems okay. Troubled Sabrina turns to the advice of her roommates and they assume he's jealous. When Sabrina decides to find out what's wrong with him, a magical whip sends her and Josh into romantic sagas and humility ensues. 169015 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina and the Pirates T Episode #65. 2-5-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) becomes the most powerful woman in the house when her aunts must surrender their powers for a few days because of a 25-year tune-up. 169016 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina Claus T Episode #36. 12-19-1997 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) offers to do Santa's job while her aunts take care of him. She gets over her case of egotitis and gets numerous thanks from Santa. 169017 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina Gets Her License (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 10313 (Part Two) DVD -R HQ 11072 (Part One) Episodes #25-#26. 9-26-1997. Second Season Premiere. School Newspaper. Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is celebrating her 17th birthday and must study for the witches' handbook test. She must also cope with class work and Libby's plot to take over as editor of the school newspaper. 169018 2003 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina in Wonderland T DVD -R HQ 8776 Episode #154. 1-31-2003 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). Sabrina casts a spell to uncover why she keeps running from attractive guy she met at the office. But she ends up in Wonderland when her magic goes awry. 169019 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina the Matchmaker T Episode #66. 2-12-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is threatened with banishment to the Other Realm by Cupid unless she manages to bring a couple together for Valentine's Day. 169020 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina the Sandman T DVD -R HQ 11007 Episode #73. 5-7-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) tries to get an after-school job by turning to an Other Realm employment agency. She gets a job as her neighborhood sandman. 169021 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina Through the Looking Glass T Episode #14, 1-17-1997 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) gets a monstrous wart which only worsens her foul mood. 169022 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina Unplugged T Episode #147. 11-1-2002 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). Sabrina is caught by the office web cam using her powers, she magically enters Leonard's computer to destroy the evidence and meets up with the animated characters Shaggy and Scooby Doo. While in the computer, Leonard alters what he believes is a photo of Sabrina and she reemerges looking like a voluptuous cartoon siren. 169023 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina, Nipping At Your Nose T Episode #87. 12-17-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) gets in a bad mood because of the nonstop snowing in Westbridge. She hears a contest on the radio where the grand prize is a week-long getaway to Jamaica. After Sabrina tampers with the weather in Massachusetts, Mother Nature turns her into a snowman. 169024 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina, the Activist T Episode #116. 4-27-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) gets involve din a protest to save a historical building. Josh thinks twice about his relationship with Morgan when he strikes up a close friendship with Sabrina. 169025 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina, the Muse T Episode #113. 2-16-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) inspires new boyfriend Kevin to write music about life and their love. But she begins to feel the pressure to be his muse 24 hours a day. Kevin gets a bad case of writer's block. Sabrina asks the Greek muses to find out how she can inspire him to continue writing music. When their advice doesn't work out as planned, Sabrina and Kevin break up. After Kevin reads all of Sabrina's articles and brings her a special gift while she's at work to apologize, the couple gets back together. 169026 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina, the Teenage Boy T DVD -R HQ 8946 Episode #30. 10-24-1997 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) turns herself into a boy to see what makes guys tick. 169027 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina's Choice T DVD -R HQ 9159 Episode #48. 5-1-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) plays one aunt against the other to get her way so Hilda and Zelda decide it's in Sabrina's best interest if they live in separate homes. 169028 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina's Date With Destiny T DVD -R HQ 10745 Episode #121. 10-12-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is ecstatic when Josh returns from his summer in Europe but her joy is soon crushed when he accepts a job offer in Prague as a journalist. She takes charge and calls on Destiny to give her a glimpse of what her future would be like if she moved overseas to be with Josh. But Destiny tells her the future is what you make of it. Later, Sabrina learns Josh found a better job offer at home and that's to be with her. 169029 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina's Got Spirit T DVD -R HQ 10204 Episode #118. 5-11-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Miles brings a paranormal-energy detector into the house so that he can identify spirits and it goes berserk near Sabrina. 169030 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina's New Roommate T Episode #110. 1-26-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) reluctantly takes in Zelda as a roommate for a few days while Hilda goes on a home remodeling binge. Zelda becomes quite the party girl and almost gets a tattoo before realizing she isn't being true to herself. 169031 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina's Pen Pal T DVD -R HQ 10294 Episode #70. 3-12-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) has a painfully shy pen pal who turns out to be an Other Realm jewel thief in disguise. 169032 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina's Perfect Christmas T DVD -R HQ 9682 Episode #107. 12-15-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) opts to spend a picture-perfect Christmas with Morgan and her family rather than endure the annual insanity with Hilda and Zelda. But she soon discovers the ugly secrets under that flawless façade. 169033 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sabrina's Real World T Episode #71. 4-9-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Thanks to Salem the cat, the Witch Channel broadcasts Sabrina's life on national TV. Publicity Person (Sonya Maddox). TV Announcer (Stu Nahan). 169034 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Salem and Juliette T Episode #86. 12-10-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) goes to work with Mrs. Quick trying to uncover a story about the lackluster food being served in the cafeteria and if it could be tied to Mr. Kraft's sudden wealth. However, their story falls through when their source claims supernatural events have been going on at the school instead of accusing Mr. Kraft of funneling school money for his personal use. 169035 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Salem, the Boy T Episode #67. 2-19-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) unwisely uses one of three wishes to grant Salem the cat's desire to be human again for a day. Roland the Troll is back as a leprechaun and chaos is the result. 169036 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Salem's Daughter T Episode #92. 3-3-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) reads a wedding announcement in the Other Realm newspaper for Annabelle Saberhagen and asks Salem the cat if he's related to her. Newspaper Boy (Chip Chinery). After Salem admits to being Annabelle's father, he runs out of the room heartbroken that he hasn't seen Annabelle in decades. Harvey gets the idea Sabrina wants to get married when a wedding magazine falls out of her locker. 169037 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: She's Baaack! T DVD -R HQ 11044 Episode #95. 4-14-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is surprised her cousin Amanda is so grown-up. But Amanda has eyes for Harvey. 169038 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Shift Happens T Episode #145. 10-11-2002 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). Sabrina is scared stiff to interview a hip-hop diva with a nasty reputation, but her spell to make the superstar more harmonious backfires and the girls end up swapping personalities. 169039 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Silent Movie T Episode #74. 5-14-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) and Hilda are unhappy that Mr. Kraft may propose marriage to Zelda. Harvey wants to tell Sabrina he loves her. But under a self-imposed silence spell she can't respond. Then because two silence spells were cast under one roof, everything becomes a silent movie. Harvey enters the movie and saves Sabrina who is tied to a train track. Once the silent movie is finished, the spell is broken and Sabrina is able to tell Harvey that she loves him. 169040 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Some of My Best Friends Are Half-Mortals T Episode #105. 11-10-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) agrees to be fixed up by Zelda with a handsome and charming witch. She's tired of hiding her true identity when dating normal guys. But the budding romance is dashed when she encounters racism over the fact that she is half-mortal. 169041 2003 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Soul Mates (2) T Episode #163. 4-24-2003. Series Finale. Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). Sabrina and Harvey tie the knot and ride off where their future awaits for them. 169042 2003 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Spellmanian Slip T Episode #159. 3-20-2003 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). 169043 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Spoiled Rotten T DVD -R HQ 8891 Episode #80. 10-22-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) starts buying things like crazy with the Other Realm credit card. 169044 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Super Hero T Episode #89. 1-21-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). It is career week at school and this prompts Mr. Kraft to resign as principal. Sabrina and Zelda to the rescue. 169045 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Suspicious Minds T Episode #53. 10-9-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) gets jealous when Mr. Kraft's assignment calls for students to pair up and pretend to be married and Libby is put in charge of the coupling and makes sure Harvey is her partner. 169046 1996 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sweet and Sour Victory (aka Sweet & Sour Victory) T DVD -R HQ 10507 Episode #10. 11-29-1996 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) learns a hard lesson in witchcraft when she uses her powers to make a boy notice her. 169047 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Sweet Charity T Episode #18. 3-7-1997 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) impersonates Libby the day a photographer from the school paper arrives at the senior citizen home to take some pictures. Sabrina was impersonating Libby in the hopes of recruiting more students to participate in Westbridge High's "Adopt-a-Grandparent" program. The scheme backfires when Libby actually shows up and hangs out with the grandmother Sabrina adopted. 169048 1996 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Terrible Things T Episode #4. 10-18-1996 Sports Announcer (Aeryk Egan). Student Photographer (James Field). 169049 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Thin Ice T DVD -R HQ 10217 Episode #125. 11-9-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) helps Harvey to stay on the college team after he gets injured in a hockey game. When she, Josh, Roxie and Miles go with Morgan to his next game, Sabrina sees how much help he needs after hearing the jeers of the crowd. She turns to Mercury for magical skates that assist Harvey win the game for Boston College. She soon gets into trouble with Mercury and Zeus when Harvey's coach takes it upon himself to bronze the magical skates. She has to do the gods' errands for a month. 169050 1996 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Third Aunt From the Sun T DVD -R HQ 8861 Episode #7. 11-8-1996 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) gets a surprise visit from an eccentric aunt who lives in a fantasy realm called Pleasuredome and wants Sabrina to come live with her. 169051 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Tick-Tock Hilda's Clock T Episode #109. 1-19-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) loses Hilda's biological clock. 169052 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Time After Time T Episode #134. 3-15-2002 Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Editor Mike Shelby (George Wendt). Reporter (Rebecca Lin). Sabrina mixes old fashioned witchcraft with modern technology to help Zelda mend a long time broken heart but the spell backfires. It alters the Spellman family history and erasing Sabrina. 169053 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: To Tell a Mortal T Episode #34. 11-21-1997 School Newspaper Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) learns that on Friday the 13th, witches can tell mortals the truth about themselves because everyone's memories will be wiped clean once the day ends. Reporter (Cindy Lu). Sabrina decides she can trust Valerie and Harvey to take the news in stride and grants them a wish. But Libby overhears the news and alerts both the PTA and the media. 169054 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Total Sabrina Live! (2) T DVD -R HQ 9947. VHS 1280 Episode #142. 9-20-2002. Season 7 Opener Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) begins career in journalism with her first paying job at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). Scorch is an alternative music magazine that focuses on everything and anything "cutting edge." Editor Annie is the magazine's demanding, no-nonsense editor. Cole is a sexy former Rolling Stones staffer too hip for any room. Photographer James is a jack-of-all-trades. Leonard marches to his own personal drummer and is an "idea guy." Sabrina visits MTV "Total Request Live" and host Carson Daly (Himself) to interview the rock band Course of Nature. Morgan had won a writing contest with the ultra-hip Scorch music magazine. But he admits he submitted Sabrina's writing so she turns it around and captures a job at the magazine. 169055 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Trial by Fury T Episode #12. 1-3-1997 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). When Sabrina's bitter math teacher singles her out for unfair treatment, her aunts think it is time to teach him a few lessons. When he's hauled into traffic court, they replace the human judge with a magical substitute who's been hibernating in a deep freeze "to prevent media bias." 169056 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Troll Bride T DVD -R HQ 9087 Episode #24. 5-16-1997 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) can't find her homework. She asks a professional magic finder, troll Roland to find her missing notebook. He then demands her hand in marriage as payment. 169057 1996 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: True Adventures of Rudy Kazootie, The T Episode #3. 10-18-1996 Future Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) accidentally casts a spell transforming her boyfriend into a grown man. Her aunts are attending parents' day at the school. 169058 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Welcome Back, Duke T Episode #91. 2-25-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is practicing for an upcoming school musicale. Another magical cat gives Sabrina two right fee and makes Harvey act like a child. 169059 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Welcome, Traveler T Episode #104. 11-3-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) tries to pull Miles away from his latest conspiracy theory and into some semblance of a social life, she unknowingly pushes him right into the hands of a cult. Its eccentric leader claims to be a witch. 169060 2003 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: What a Witch Wants (1) T Episode #162. 4-24-2003 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). 169061 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: What Price Harvey? T Episode #63. 1-15-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) sprays some ambition cologne on Harvey hoping he will decide to go to college. But applying too much ambition seems to backfire. 169062 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: What's News T DVD -R HQ 4291. SVD 1449 Episode #122. 10-19-2001 Photojournalist Josh lands a photojournalist job at the Boston Citizen leaving little time for him to spend with Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart). Editor Mike Shelby (George Wendt) consumes all of Josh's time with his martial problems. Sabrina thinks it's Mike's on-the-rocks marriage that's keeping Josh at the paper at all hours, so she tries to patch things up between Mike and his wife. Reporter (Jim Hanna). Josh tells Mike how he feels. He says he'll work very hard at his job, but when the work is done, he's out the door and if Mike doesn't like it, he can fire Josh. To Josh's surprise, Mike tells him he appreciates the honesty and can keep his job. 169063 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: When Teens Collide T Episode #43. 3-6-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) and her aunts have a bad day because sunspots cause molecular instability in the Mortal Realm. When Sabrina bumps into Libby, the two girls swap personalities. 169064 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Whole Ball of Wax, The T Episode #139. 4-26-2002 Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart). Editor Mike Shelby (George Wendt). Sabrina is able to corner her stalker in a classroom at school. It turns out to be her mother. Their encounter turns Diana into a ball of wax. She finally accidentally turns her mother back to normal. 169065 1999 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Whose So-Called Life Is It Anyway? T Episode #62. 1-8-1999 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is warned by the Witches Council to avoid "charitable magic" but she can't resist trying to liven up a tedious evening with Valerie's dysfunctional family by granting a wishbone wish. 169066 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Wild, Wild Witch, The T DVD -R HQ 10335 Episode #94. 3-31-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) misses a newspaper deadline, puts off getting her homework done, hands out free drinks at work and skips her curfew. So she is grounded for a week. Annoyed at all the rules she has to follow, Sabrina proclaims she can't wait for college so she doesn't have to follow so many rules. A magic prospector working with Salem sends Sabrina to the Wild West. 169067 1997 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Witch Trash T Episode #33. 11-14-1997 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) and her aunts have to travel a family feud over Great-Grandma's magic book. 169068 2002 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Witch Way Out T DVD -R HQ 10779 Episode #148. 11-8-2002 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). Sabrina meets the handsome owner of an art gallery and decides to make a date with him instead of going out with her friends. But she has a change of heart when she realizes he may want to add her to his collection of exotic creatures. 169069 2001 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: Witchright Hall T DVD -R HQ 11092 Episode #115. 4-6-2001 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) has to help her cousin Amanda again to get Amanda into a special school called Witchright Hall for maladjusted young witches. 169070 1998 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: You Bet Your Family T Episode #57. 11-16-1998 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) is upset about not having a car to use on a class trip, especially since Libby has a cool set of wheels. 169071 2000 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: You Can't Twin T Episode #101. 10-13-2000 School Newspaper Journalist Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) runs into her shifty evil twin, Katrina, who is set on sabotaging Sabrina's life. She steals Sabrina's passport and travels to the mortal realm to wreak havoc on her life. 169072 2003 Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: You Slay Me T Episode #160. 3-27-2003 Reporter Sabrina J. Spellman (Melissa Joan Hart) works at Scorch. Editor Annie (Diana-Maria Riva). Co-workers include Cole (Andrew Walker), James (Bumper Robinson), staff photographer. Leonard (John Ducey). 169073 1971 Sacco e Vanzetti MF Journalist (Claude Mann) 169074 1992 Sachsenspiegel DF Germany. Series 1992. News Staff. Reporter Ines Klein. Hosts Uta Deckow-Kindermann, Anja Koebel, Andreas F. Rook. Weather Hosts Saskia Grams, Susanne Langhans.. Sports Hosts Marc Huster, Rene Kindermann, Almut Rudel. 169075 1557 Sackful of News PO Deloney, Thomas News 169076 1921 Sacred and Profane Love M AFI-Novelists Writer 169077 1994 Sacred Lips of the Bronx: Novel, A N Sadownick, Douglass Journalist Michael Kaplan, AIDs journalist living in post-riot Los Angeles in the 1980s. Current struggles in Los Angeles, particularly deteriorating 10-year relationship with AIDs activist and performance artist. who is cheating on him. Mikey Kaplan comes of age in the Bronx in the 1970s. Puerto Rico teenage lover. 169078 2000 Sacred Trust NR O'Brien, Meg Photojournalist Marti Bright and former Journalist Abby Northrup, who gave up a very promising journalism career to marry a rising real estate magnet, originally wanted to become nuns. They left together to make their marks in the outside world. More than 20 years have passed. Marti is found murdered on a hill next to Abby's house. Her name is in the dirt. Gruesome facts of the murder reflect a killer with a religious obsession and the utilization of the ancient practice of trepanning -- boring hole into skull to permit evil to be cast out. Abbey becomes a suspect. What no one knows is 15 years ago Abby helped check a pregnant Marti into a local hospital under assumed name and later placed the child up for adoption. Abby's sacred trust was to look after Marti's son and she has done this by anonymously monitoring him 169079 1997 Sacred Trust, A N Mignerey, Sharon Reporter-Photojournalist Lexi Monroe is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, renowned for her subject -- the people of South America especially the children. She loves her job until she meets the driving element behind stealing and selling of children. When her investigation into a Latin American baby-selling ring puts her life in danger, she is scared and forces herself into self-exile from the world she loves. She's a resourceful, talented, beautiful woman who takes an ex-Marine's wilderness survival course to fight back. The man behind the kidnapping and selling of children tracks her down and she is trapped. He wants to destroy everything she holds dear. He takes the survival trainer's family and holds them in exchange for Monroe. She must face the demon. 169080 1987 Sacred Trusts N Atlee, Barbara-B. Chandler News Media 169081 2009 Sacred Well N May, Antoinette Reporter Alma Reed in 1923 accompanies archaeologists to the ruins of Chichen Itza, where a fortune in Mayan artifacts has been stolen from a sacrificial well. It is believed a curse was unleashed by the theft -- yet the career-making story it offers the ambitious, young journalist seems a godsend. It also leads her to a passionate love affair with the revolutionary governor. But when fate darkens their lives and damns them as doomed political pawns, Reed can’t help but wonder if the curse is not, in fact, very real. Reed is based on a real-life reporter who exposed the theft of Mayan artifacts from Yucatan leading to the affair with the governor and the ire of local reactionaries. In another century, another journalist is fascinated by Alma’s tragic story. Reporter Sage Sanborn is drawn restlessly to Yucatan and away from the stifling needs of her desperately ill partner. She is tempted by her growing feelings for a scientist who encourages her to delve deeper into Alma’s history. And in this ancient place of mystery and spirits, Sage must make an impossible decision that will forever change the course of her life. Sanborn is a modern-day fictional reporter, a travel writer on a Yucatan junket enticed to tell Reed’s story by a mysterious American she meets in a bar. Their explorations and ensuing affair echo Reed’s exploits. 169082 2000 Sacrifice MT News Media. TV Reporter (Natalie Tysdal). Convicted bank robber breaks free as he is being transported to prison after learning his daughter has been killed by a serial killer. Joins female cop to crack the case. FBI agent is hot on his trail. 169083 2005 Sad To Be Gay MT Reporter (David Akinsanya). 169084 2000 Sadan er kvinder: Det feminine vaesen DF Episodes Journalist Marianne Eilenberger. Journalist Trine Gregorius. Journalist Maise Njor. Journalist Karen Thisted. Editor-in-Chief Camilla Lindemarin. Fashion Publisher Lise Leonard Hjort. TV Host Barbara Gram. 169085 2005 Sadan ligger landet TF Denmark Reporter (Dorthe Gaerup Nielsen - Herself). Reporter (Allan Bo Poulsen - Himself). Reporter (Peter Skafte - Himself). Host (Anja Thordal - Herself, 2004-2005). Host (Thera Hoeymans - Herself). 169086 1983 Sadat MT News Media. TV Reporter (Judith Penrod). 169087 2007 Saddam's Tribe MTF Journalist (Bijan Daneshmand). Jordanian Newsreader (Amani Johara). 169088 2003 Saddle Club, The: Running Free T DVD -R HQ 10109 Episode. 4-22-2003 Student Newspaper. Melanie and Ashley set up a Pine Hollow newspaper. Workers arrive at Willow Creek with their beautiful horse, Diablo. 169089 1997 Sadie Greenstreet: Eye of the Agency: NM Moquist, Richard #1 Sadie Greenstreet Mysteryextra. Advice Columnist Sadie Greenstreet is a depressed 19th-century housewife who joins her husband Horace on a Pinkerton case in the hopes of being added to the payroll. Horace and Sadie Greenstreet -- he dashingly rolls cigarettes, she secretly smokes the butts -- join one of the grand riverboats in 1873 to guard its owner who received two death threats. When the owner is shot to death, the Greenstreets interview the suspects. Eye in question is the eye of the famous Pinkerton Detective Agency. Sadie recounts her first detecting adventure. Newspaper columnist. 169090 1998 Saenggwabu uijaryo cheonggu sosong MF Journalist (Hye-jin Shim) 169091 1982 Safari 3000 M SVD 1430 Reporter J.J. Dalton (Stockard Channing) wants to write a story about an African rally 3000 across the desert and steppe. Unfortunately her driver and car get lost only days before the start. So she hires a stuntman and buys a wreck of a car with her last money. The stuntman can help her to a new motor -- by stealing it from a ruthless count who from now on is their hardest and meanest competitor in the race. Rally Team Interviewer (Eric Flynn). Playboy Editor (Anthony Fridjohn). Rally Announcer (Ian Hamilton). 169092 1971 Safari to Adventure DT Host Bill Burrud 169093 2008 Safe at Home NS Doster, Richard Sports Columnist Jack Hall covers spring training in 1953 and he and the rest of his small southern town of Whitney eagerly await the magical first pitch that will open the Bobcat’s season. But this time spring training will not be the same. 169094 1999 Safe Harbor: Invasion, The T Episode #7. 11-8-1999 News Media. Reporter #3 (Kevin J. O'Neill). 169095 1998 Safe House M TV News Anchor (Holly Herbert - Herself). 169096 1994 Safe Passage M TV Reporter (Lisa Castleman). TV Reporter (Sally Nacker). Sinai Reporter (Ralph Byers). Radio Reporter (Ralph Howard). TV News Cameraman (Kazuya Takahashi). 169097 1999 Safe Sex M News Media. Reporter (Dimitri Katalifos). Reporter (Nena Menti). Newscaster (Alexandra Palaiologou). Photographer (Haris Sozos). 169098 1985 Safekeeping NM OWN - H McDonald, Gregory Journalist Thadeus Lowry has a penchant for drink and purpose prose and is suddenly made the protector of a duke's son. He couldn't care less about the boy's welfare. The boy was one of many children who during the Battle of Britain when the countryside shook under the impact of Nazi bombs was sent by the English government to Canada and the United States for safe keeping. He stepped off the ship in New York up to his bare knees in snow and almost immediately kept by a family that decides the boy might be worth some money to them. The boy witnesses a murder and strikes out on his own with the killer in hot pursuit. He finds temporary refuge with a wealthy Park Avenue family, becomes a bagman for a senator on the take and finally finds a moment's respite with a family of twelve in a Harlem tenement. But the impatient killer is still waiting for him. 169099 2006 Safety P Thorpe, Chris War Photojournalist comes to terms with the evil he has witnessed. 169100 1985 Safety Catch N Summers, Jaron Reporter and amateur sleuth, a beautiful redhead, works for a national magazine. 169101 2008 Safety Glass M Reporter (Geoff Gustafson). 169102 2005 Safety in Numbers M Australia News Reporter (Dichen Lachman). Several survival contestants return to the island for a weekend TV reunion show and disappear one by one. 169103 1923 Safety Last! M DVD -R HQ 4826, 4629. SVD 1435 Lloyd News Media. Publicity gimmicks. 169104 1996 Safety Zone M Radio Newscaster (Nadia Guglieri) 169105 1946 Sag' die Wahrheit MF Reporter Fridolin (Wilhelm Bendow) 169106 1940 Sagebrush Family Trails West, The M Lively, William (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Len Gorman (Forrest Taylor) of a western newspaper is a crook helping to mastermind a series of bank robberies. He discovers a secret solution created by an inventor that causes silent explosions. When he steals it and uses it to blow up a safe, the man is arrested. Editor later holds the man hostage to try to get the formula for the solution, but his young son rides to the rescue. Editor is tricked into revealing where the gang stores the money. 169107 1944 Sagebrush Heroes M Editor Haynes (Vernon Dent). Radio Announcer hero. 169108 1943 Sahara M DVD -R HQ 5493, 5494 Radio Newscaster (Frederick Worlock) 169109 2005 Sahara M Newspaper clippings in opening credits of newspaper called "Nouvelles de Monde," which is supposed to mean "News of the World." It should read: "Nouvelles du Monde." 169110 2001 Saibogu 009 TF Japan. Series. News Media. Helicopter Reporter (Tony Oliver). 169111 1982 Saigon N OWN - H Grey, Anthony Correspondent Joseph Sherman, a correspondent during the French-Indochina war. 169112 1987 Saigon Commandos M VHS 1600L. Cain, Jonathan (Novel - "Saigon Commandos - Mad Minute"). Thomas McKelvey Cleaver (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Jean Lassiter (P.J. Soles) is a reporter for the Associated Press in Saigon assigned to riding with the MPs, who are trying to contend with drug dealers and a murderer dubbed the Hollow Point Killer. Lassiter endures the usual hooting when the men discover she is a woman. The commander describes her as "a real bloodhound for a story." Despite their mutual antagonism, the reporter helps the commander when he is framed for the murder of his captain. Commander is charged with being the Hollow Point killer. Reporter helps him escape by pretending to be a pregnant widow and creating a diversion. After grilling an official at a press conference, the reporter is kidnapped. The commander has to rescue her 169113 1967 Sail To Glory M Editor Horace Greeley (Bert Freed) of the Tribune. Beginning of America’s Cup competition. The young brash New York Yacht Club issues a challenge to the proud British yachtsman, which is accepted. The first race takes place off Cowes, England. Designer George Steers produces a radical design based on the pilot schooners of New England and builder W.H. Brown makes Steers’ dream a reality with a fast, sleek yacht named “America.” 169114 1951 Sailor Beware M DVD -R HQ 3218-3219 Dean Martin-Jerry Lewis vehicle Female Commentator (Elaine Riley) 169115 1992 Sailor Moon CB Takeuchi, Naoko Japan. 1992-1997. Published by Kodansha. 18 volumes. Appeared in Nakayoshi and Run Run magazines. Manga series Magazine Reporter-Editor Kenji Tsukino is the Earth father of protagonist Usagi Tsukino (Sailor Moon). Kenji, like his wife Ikuko, is totally clueless about Usagi's real identity. A stereotypical well-meaning Japanese salaryman, he works as a magazine reporter and later as editor-in-chief. Kenji is quite affectionate with his wife. Early on, he becomes very upset when he sees Usagi with Mamoru Chiba, thinking he's too old for her and that Umino is a better candidate. In the manga, it can be noted that Kenji is the one member of his family who notices the similarities between Sailor Moon and Usagi. He senses a maturity in his daughter that comes when she is finally aware of her status as Princess Serenity, and notes that at times, her beauty seems serene. Unlike the rest of the family who have notable roles later on, he fades from the series after the first story arc of the anime. 169116 1992 Sailor Moon C Japan. 1992-1997. Toei Animation Studio. V Asahi network. 200 episodes. Anime series Magazine Reporter-Editor Kenji Tsukino is the Earth father of protagonist Usagi Tsukino (Sailor Moon). Kenji, like his wife Ikuko, is totally clueless about Usagi's real identity. A stereotypical well-meaning Japanese salaryman, he works as a magazine reporter and later as editor-in-chief. Kenji is quite affectionate with his wife. Early on, he becomes very upset when he sees Usagi with Mamoru Chiba, thinking he's too old for her and that Umino is a better candidate. In the manga, it can be noted that Kenji is the one member of his family who notices the similarities between Sailor Moon and Usagi. He senses a maturity in his daughter that comes when she is finally aware of her status as Princess Serenity, and notes that at times, her beauty seems serene. Unlike the rest of the family who have notable roles later on, he fades from the series after the first story arc of the anime. 169117 1929 Sailor's Holiday M Photographer Midway (Slim Summerville). 169118 1944 Sailor's Holiday M Radio Announcer (Eddie Bruce). Photographer (Harry Depp). 169119 1930 Sailors of Fortune N McFee, William Press 169120 1940 Sailors Three M Newsreel Commentator (E.V.H. Emmett) 169121 1971 Saint and the People Importers, The N Charteris, Leslie News Media 169122 1943 Saint Meets the Tiger, The M Reporter (Clifford Evans) is really a bank robber posing as a reporter. He interviews The Saint when he arrives in a village in Cornwall. 169123 1988 Saint Mudd NM OWN - H (Two Copies) - P Thayer, Steve Reporter Saint Mudd, St. Paul newspaper reporter who was gassed in the Great War and is now a consumptive and disillusioned by what is happening to his town 169124 2004 Saint Ralph M DVD -R HQ 9225, 9226 Reporter #2 (Peter Ferniak). Reporter (Tufford Kennedy). 169125 1939 Saint Strikes Back, The M News Media. Second Newscaster (Tristram Coffin) 169126 1996 Saint-Exupery: La derniere mission MTF France Newspaperman (Herve Falloux). 169127 1997 Saint, The M TV Reporter (Lorelei King) 169128 1967 Saint, The: Careful Terrorist, The T SVD 800 Episode #3. 10-18-1962. Series 10-4-1962 to 2-9-1969 Journalist. When a crusading journalist is murdered, Simon takes on the campaign -- becomes a corrupt union boss' new target 169129 1966 Saint, The: Convenient Monster, The T DVD -R HQ 8306 Episode #77. 11-4-1966 News Media. First Reporter (Michael Graham). Second Reporter (Harry Littlewood). Loch Ness Monster gets blamed for murders in Scotland. 169130 1965 Saint, The: Crooked Ring, The T Episode #65. 7-15-1965 Radio Commentator (McDonald Hobley). Simon investigates a boxer's sudden rise in the rank. 169131 1967 Saint, The: Double in Diamonds, A T Episode #95. 5-5-1967 Commentator (Pauline Clifford). Simon is led into a plot to steal a necklace while investigating the murder of a jeweler. 169132 1968 Saint, The: Fiction Makers, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #109-#110. 12-8/15-1968. News Media. Reporter (David Randall). Reporter (Ian Kingly). Reporter (Oswald Laurence). Reporter (Richard Davies). Reporter (Ian Kingly). Photographer (Ralph Ball). Simon is mistaken for a mystery novelist whom he is visiting by a criminal gang who forces him to plot them a successful crime. 169133 1964 Saint, The: Lawless Lady, The T Episode #32. 1-30-1964 Photographer (James Bellchamber). Simon joins forces with a titled lady to avenge a friend's death. 169134 1966 Saint, The: Man Who Liked Lions, The T DVD -R 1663 Episode #79. 11-18-1996 Reporter is stabbed to death while tracking a major story. Templer investigates and ends up in both ancient and modern Rome. 169135 1964 Saint, The: Noble Sportsman, The T Episode #29. 1-9-1964 Commentator (Tony Bilbow). Simon meets a Lord and ends up fighting in a duel. 169136 1968 Saint, The: People Importers, The T UK. Episode #111. 12-22-1968. Photographer (Christopher Sanford). Smuggling ring deals in human cargo. 169137 1964 Saint, The: Sophia TF UK. Episode #36. 2-27-1964. Photographer (Raymond Ray). Simon deals with a bully who is threatening a small town. 169138 1941 Saint's Vacation, The M SVD 560 Charteris, Leslie (Novel - "Getaway"). Jeffrey Dell, Charteris (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Mary Langdon (Sally Gray) for The Gazette follows detective hero to Switzerland in search of a story. They become involved with spies seeking music box which olds key to secret code for sound detector. Detective tries to get information. Reporter tries to keep up with him. Issue of wartime censorship surfaces when Langdon gets the story but is stopped from phoning it in by an official who tells her it is one story she will have to do without. 169139 1962 Saintly Sinners M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 169140 1962 Saints & Sinners (aka Saints and Sinners) T Series 1962-1963. 17 episodes Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169141 1963 Saints & Sinners: All the Hard Young Men T Episode #18. 2-4-1963 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169142 1962 Saints & Sinners: Daddy's Girl T VHS 1247 Episode #8. 11-12-1962 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169143 1962 Saints & Sinners: Dear George, the Siamese Cat is Missing. T Episode #1. 9-17-1962 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). Emily Fielder is distraught when she finds out it is too late to insert a classified ad in the Sunday edition - and with good reason. Her husband has been kidnapped and the ad is a coded message indicating that she will pay the ransom 169144 1963 Saints & Sinners: Home-Coming Bit T Episode #14. 1-7-63 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169145 1962 Saints & Sinners: Judgment in Jazz Alley T Episode #4. 10-8-1962 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169146 1962 Saints & Sinners: Judith Was a Lady T Episode #11. 12-3-1962 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169147 1962 Saints & Sinners: Luscious Lois T Episode #9. 11-19-62 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169148 1962 Saints & Sinners: Man on the Rim, The T Episode #3. 10-1-62 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). Joseph Cotton, Kathy Nolan 169149 1963 Saints & Sinners: New Lead Berlin T VHS 1086 Episode #17. 1-28-63 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169150 1962 Saints & Sinners: Night of Horns and Bells, A T SVD 1086 Episode #12. Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169151 1962 Saints & Sinners: Servant in the House Of My Party, A T Episode #7. 11-5-1962 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169152 1962 Saints & Sinners: Shame For a Diamond Ring T Episode #10. 11-26-1962 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169153 1963 Saints & Sinners: Slug It, Miss Joyous T VHS 1248 Episode #15. 1-24-1963 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169154 1962 Saints & Sinners: Source of Information T VHS 1248 Episode #5. 10-15-62 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). Dennis Morgan, Scott Marlowe, Irene Dunne 169155 1962 Saints & Sinners: Ten Days for a Shirt Tail T Episode #2 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169156 1962 Saints & Sinners: Three Columns of Anger T Episode #6. 10-22-1962 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169157 1963 Saints & Sinners: Year Joan Crawford Won the Oscar, The T Episode #16. 1-21-1963 Reporter Nick Alexander (Nick Adams) of the New York Record. City Editor Mark Grainger (John Larkin). Photographer Klugie (Richard Erdman). Copy Editor Dave Tobiak (Robert F. Simon). Washington correspondent Liz Hogan (Barbara Rush). 169158 2004 Saints at the River N Rash, Ron Newspaper Photographer Maggie Glenn reluctantly returns to her sleepy hometown to cover the drowning of a 12-year-old girl. She finds herself torn between the girl's parents, who want to damn the river where she drowned and salvage their daughter's body, and her environmentally minded neighbors who want to protect the sanctity of their land. 169159 2006 Saints Row G Xbox 360 Photographer (Miguel Angel Caballero - voice). DJ for Gen X Radio Station (Paul J. Driscoll - voice). Paparazzi (Emil Lin - voice). 169160 1993 Sakay MF News Media. American Journalist (Bob Couttie) 169161 1984 Sakharov MTF Reporter (David Landberg). Reporter (Olivier Pierre). Reporter (Tony Sibbald). American Reporter (Robert Sherman). 169162 2005 Sakigake!! Kuromati Koko: Movie, The MF Japan Interviewers. Interviewer a (Kanji Tsuda). Interviewer B (Tomonori Mizuno). Interviewer C (Manabu Shinoda). 169163 1966 Sakima and the Masked Marvel MT Newscaster (Wendell Niles). First Reporter (Lester Dorr). Second Reporter (Sam Ash). Photographer (Brooks Benedict). 169164 2001 Sakura tsushin C TV Anchorman (Helmut Dirkenschneider - Voice - English Version). 169165 1988 Salaam Bombay! MF India News Media. Western Journalist (Sanjana Kapoor). 169166 2007 Salaam-E-ishq MF India TV Reporter Tehzeeb Hussain (Vidya Balan) and Editor Ashutosh Raina (John Abraham) are both so lovey-dovey, but not for long. For she meets with a horrific accident that takes their relationship to the breaking point. Raina is a Hindu but falls in love and gets married to Tehzeeb Hussain who is Muslim, much to the chagrin of his father who will not have anything to do with him. Tehzeeb is a TV news reporter and while traveling on an inaugural train route, the train derails. Tehzeeb survives but loses her memory, and is unable to recall who Ashutosh is -- and may end up leaving him and returning to her parents’ home. They are one of six couples who are in love and face different problems caused by love itself. 169167 1943 Salainen ase MF Journalist (Toivo Gerdt) 169168 1971 Salamandre, La M Berger, John, Alain Tanner (Screenplay) Switzerland - Ness Book Reporter Pierre (Jean Luc Bideau) who accepts assignment to write TV script on case involving young woman accused of taking a shot at her uncle. Reporter is also committed to writing series of articles on economic corruption in Brazil for a Paris paper. Asks help of writer-turned-housepainter to help on TV script. Reporter takes a research approach to assignment. Writer is more imaginative and decides not to meet subject but to create his own impressions of her. Disagree on if she is guilty. Pierre interviews woman. Writer meets her and realizes she does not match his fictional creation. Woman admits to shooting. Two men decide not to finish the script. Reporter makes plans to go to Paris. Reporter's articles on Brazil indicate political, often anticapitalist statements that run throughout the film. "Why use your imagination if it actually happened? I'm interested in facts, in reality." 169169 2004 Salem's Lot MT DVD -R 1746 (Part One). DVD -R 1747 King, Stephen (novel) source. Journalist Ben Mears (Rob Lowe), a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist learns when he ditches New York City that going home to Jerusalem's Lot, Maine that his neighbors are turning into vampires. 169170 1924 Sallie's Newspaper N USC Lewis, Edwin Herbert Newspaper Owner Sallie Flower, young millionaires, decides to make changes in the editorial procedures of the Seganku (Wisconsin) Daily Sun, which she owns. Editorial policy favors the man she wants to marry Editor Jim Fletcher aids in her plan against his better judgment and his love for Sallie. Whole venture proves disastrous and Sallie admits defeat. Wealthy girl tries to run her paper to benefit sweetheart but with unhappy results 169171 1959 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: African Alibi NJ Edwards, Sylvia #6 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. A wealthy South African man hides away on an obscure passenger ship. Sally wants to know why. She stays in the background, her nose twitching for a newsbreak. Her intuition brings her to the news staff on the Durban City Star. She also is involved in the mystery of a vanished green diamond known as the Star of Basutoland. Sally is supposed to meet her cousin in Pretoria and to fly back to London with her. But the new story intervenes. The adventures involves an exciting chase through the streets of Durban and the wild of Natal. 169172 1960 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Avalanche Adventure SS Edwards, Sylvia Sally Baxter Short Stories published in the Cherry Ames Girls' Annuals, 1958 to 1964. Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Sally heads to Switzerland to interview a group of wealthy young people who are having a skiing holiday. At first Sally finds it difficult to break into the circle of friends but one invites Sally for a day of skiing and introduces her to the group. Only a wealthy South American woman rebuffs Sally's friendship. She is furious that Sally spent the day with her boyfriend. She forbids Sally from writing anything of her day even going so far as to tear up Sally's story and cutting the phone line. Sally cannot dictate her story. Undaunted, Sally heads out on skis in the middle of the night to find another telephone. She is caught in an avalanche and nearly buried alive. She struggles, reaches a hospital and is put to bed. The woman chases after Sally and is caught in a second avalanche and is missing. She is found and Sally tries to be friendly but is rebuffed. Sally goes back to London. Months later, the woman visits her and they become friends. 169173 1960 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Festival Holiday NJ Edwards, Sylvia #12 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. The whole newspaper office agrees that Sally, the hard-working girl reporter, needs the holiday she plans to take in the Austrian Tyrol with her friend Grace, the librarian who promises to keep Sally away from typewriters and telephones. But Sally soon finds herself on the scent of a story she cannot forget. She is captivated by a golden voice she hears singing in the open air and wants to write a story about her. Her interest turns to concern when she learns an Italian couple has a strange interest in the girl and may be intending to exploit the girl. She makes it her job to track the girl down and warn her. But she is too late. The girl has been spirited away by the Italians. What are their plans for her and how can Sally locate them before it is too late? She begins a breathless search across Austria ending in a dramatic confrontation. 169174 1961 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Golden Yacht, The NJ Edwards, Sylvia #16 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. "What's It Like To Be a Millionaire" is a light-hearted series of articles in the Evening Cry and Sally thinks she is lucky to be assigned to a rich man's yacht on a cruise in sun-lit waters. She loves the lavish yacht life with the man and his daughter. She secretly yearns to join a crew of students whose broken-down boat sails the same course. When the students' yacht is wrecked during a fierce storm, two of the students join Sally's yacht as part of the crew. The three soon find themselves at the center of a thrilling adventure when a mysterious package given to them by strangers turns out to be a fortune in smuggled gold and silver ingots. The rich man is accused of smuggling and the young people must work quickly to prove his innocence. Sally's quest leads her to the island of Pompo where feuding families live in poverty, then back to the golden yacht. 169175 1960 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Greek Goddess, The NJ OWN - H Edwards, Sylvia #11 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Usually Sally is enthusiastic about any assignment given to her by the news editor. But the idea of going to Athens with a party of Archaeologists leaves her cold. She is certain these scholars will be difficult to understand and write about. The junior reporter on the Evening Cry is thrilled when she befriends a young Australian teenager who is traveling Europe in search of ancient treasures. Not only does she have a new friend, but the girl promises to help Sally with her stories. Sally's trip has barely started when she finds that two of the archaeologists have taken a violent disliking to her. Why do they hate her? And what secrets are they hiding? 169176 1960 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Holiday Family, The NJ Edwards, Sylvia #8 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Most of Sally's assignments as a girl reporter have been in foreign countries. Then she is asked to spend some weeks on the South of England coast covering the doings of the winners of an Evening Cry Happy Families competition. The family proves to be charming and fun to be around. But they have an unknown enemy who is trying to destroy their happiness. Who is the enemy and why would anybody want to hurt such a nice family? At first Sally expects a losing family in the competition is to blame. That family is very ungracious and unfriendly, but they have rock solid alibis whenever the winning family is attacked. After the family returns to their farm, their troubles continue and it is only then that Sally realizes that the family's enemy is someone with a personal grudge against the father from back when he was a prisoner of war. 169177 1960 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Hong Kong Deadline NJ Edwards, Sylvia #10 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. An airline offers the Evening Cry a free trip to Hong Kong. Sally is chosen to make the glamorous trip, one that is supposed to be a holiday, but her nose for news scents a story when she meets the only girl skipper of a junk in the South China Sea. Sally discovers that the skipper smuggles people into Hong Kong for money and writes about her work as well as the squalid living conditions in the city tenements. This gets the skipper angry and Sally makes a deadly enemy - a wealthy tenement owner. Several attempts are made on Sally's life, making her feel that she must leave Hong Kong. But she is given a new assignment to discover the truth behind daily pilgrimages the people make to a certain island. She nervously begins work on her new assignment Will she finish her new assignment before another attempt is made on her life? The skipper agrees to help Sally and the two girls travel to the mysterious island to find out the answers to their many questions. 169178 1959 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: In Australia NJ OWN - H Edwards, Sylvia #5 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Don Howe, Editor of the London Evening Cry, warns, "No wild goose chases, Sally" when he sends the junior reporter to Australia to cover a visit of British Young Farmers. Onboard ship, Sally meets a girl that will catapult her into a wild adventure. With a Sergeant and Australian friends, Sally and her new friend start out to see the Stone Age People of the Aboriginal Reserve. Along the way they go on an adventure which ends with the discovery of centuries old cave paintings. Why is the girl's grandfather so interested in the natives and why has he disappeared? Why does the coming of Sally's new friend alter the lives of the abos? What is the secret of her ability to do tricks with a loop of string? The two girls end up making history. 169179 1958 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: In Canada NJ OWN - H Edwards, Sylvia #4 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Re-routed from New York to Alberta, Canada, instead of home as she had hoped, Sally follows up the strange story of two English emigrants who are reported to have gold on their land. Instead of the easy job she expected, Sally meets with opposition. Sally makes good friends in the little town of Bennettville including a Mountie and the son and daughter of the local newspaper owner. With their help, Sally survives the harsh Canadian cold and gets her story after incredible adventures and hardships. 169180 1960 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Lost Ballerina, The NJ Edwards, Sylvia #9 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Sally is plunged into the fascinating world of ballet dancing when she discovers a teenager she believes is destined to become a prima ballerina. She convinces The Daily Cry to finance her training at the famous Sara Lovran ballet school. The girl outshines all the other students and seems destined for greatness. But great talent breeds jealousy and a fellow student's stepmother is envious of her and will stop at nothing to guarantee that her step-daughter earn top honors. But her step-daughter has little talent. Her plan works too well, however, devastating Sally's protégé who disappears without a trace. Where has she gone and how will Sally ever find her? The missing teenager's trail leads to mysterious India. 169181 1959 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Mannequin Mystery, The SS Edwards, Sylvia Sally Baxter Short Stories published in the Cherry Ames Girls' Annuals, 1958 to 1964. Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Sally expects that chaperoning the young winner of the Evening Cry mannequin contest will be boring. But she was wrong. The winner is picked by a mannequin agency in Paris to sign a contract even before she completes her training. After her training is complete, Salloy accompanies her to Paris where the winner lands a job modeling for an exclusive designer. All appears to be going well when Sally and the model are accused of helping others copy exclusive designs. One of Sally's reporter notebooks has been found full of sketches of the designs. The winning model loses her position and Sally must find a way to prove their innocence. After some brainstorming, Sally hits upon the clue that leads them to the real culprit. She clears herself and the model of the serious charges against them. 169182 1961 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Missing Patient, The SS Edwards, Sylvia Sally Baxter Short Stories published in the Cherry Ames Girls' Annuals, 1958 to 1964. Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Sally spends the last days of her stay in Portugal in the hospital with a swollen, infected hand. A girl with amnesia is brought to the other bed in Sally's room. The girl is abducted and the hospital's personnel suspect Sally of being involved. She is finally permitted to leave and with the help of one of the nurses, she attempts to trace the missing girl. She enlists Grace's help back at the newspaper. Grace discovers the girl was to turn 21 the next day and will lose her fortune to here uncle if she does not sign the necessary papers on her birthday. Sally and the nurse carry out a daring plan to rescue the girl from her uncle's clutches. With the help of the police, they succeed. 169183 1964 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Moonstone Ring, The SS Edwards, Sylvia Sally Baxter Short Stories published in the Cherry Ames Girls' Annuals, 1958 to 1964. Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Don Howe, Editor of London Evening Cry, asks Sally to cover the opening of a castle where the owner's cousin leads reporters to believe that she and the owner are to be married. Sally wanders around the castle running into an Italian maid. She shows Sally a few of the family heirlooms and confesses that she and the owner are to be married. Sally is excited about this great scoop that none of the other reporters will get. The next day the maid is missing and the heirlooms are gone. The cousin is furious blaming the maid for the theft and Sally for printing the story. Sally's reputation as a reporter is at stake because the cousin claims the maid's story is false The castle's owner cannot be located making verification of Sally's story impossible. Sally finds him with the maid. She is pleased to learn the owner intends to marry the maid and that her reputation as a reporter is safe. 169184 1958 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Mystery Heiress, The NJ OWN - H Edwards, Sylvia #2 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Sally goes to the Far North in search of a missing American heiress. She is on the second international assignment of her newspaper career. She must solve the problem of what has become of a rich girl from the United States determined to shun publicity. She disappeared one day from a Stockholm hotel with her luggage and money. What seems at first to be a straightforward story becomes complicated when both a rival reporter from another newspaper wants to get the better of Sally. Sally follows the heiress' trail into the Arctic Circle. Sally is forced to live the same rough life as the Lapps. Who speak little English. Sally overcomes her obstacles, solves the mystery and gets the story. 169185 1958 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: On Location NJ OWN - H (Two Copies) Edwards, Sylvia #3 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Sally is sent for her third foreign assignment as escort to the winner of the Evening Cry competition for Britain's Best Amateur Actress to Hollywood where she meets a German girl who is aspiring to fame. From New York to Los Angeles to Hollywood and New Mexico where the film is being shot, the German girl receives strange anonymous threats. The treats become a reality when she is briefly kidnapped while sightseeing. Why is she in danger and who wishes to harm her? Sally's unease grows when she hears mysterious voices while alone inside a deserted hotel in the old western "Ghost" town of Fidelia. Determined and plucky, she solves the mystery and wins a scoop story as her reward. 169186 1958 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Runaway Princess, The NJ OWN - H Edwards, Sylvia #1 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Sally is a teenager who makes mistakes and experiences anxiety but is also very capable in handling the most difficult of situations. Sally achieves her ambition by getting a job on a national paper, The Daily Cry. She realizes the fact that her uncle the Editor will not help her. There is jealousy among the staff. A lucky break gives her a chance to travel to sun-drenched Venice to cover "the romance story of the year." She goes to Italy to cover the story. She finds herself pulled into a web of intrigue. The princess does not have permission to marry her love, a singer. She wants Sally to help her leave Italy so she can marry him. In return, Sally will receive exclusive interview rights. After Sally gets the Princess out of Italy, she must prevent her rival newspapers from learning of the plan. Just as she thinks the Princess and her love are home free, something threatens to upset all of their plans. 169187 1961 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Secret Island NJ Edwards, Sylvia #14 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Sally is recovering from the flu and John Baxter, Editor of the Evening Cry thinks she needs some sunshine to recuperate so he sends her to Tunis with instructions to keep her eyes open for newspaper stories. A girl Sally meets is searching for a rug her father hid for her on a certain island. She no longer has her father's letter because it was stolen by thieves. Sally and the girl suspect that two men who follow her everywhere may be the thieves. With the help of their young Arab friend, Sally and the girl work out a daring plan to outsmart the men and find the precious rug before the thieves are able to discover its secret location. 169188 1961 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Shamrock Mystery, The NJ Edwards, Sylvia #13 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. When Sally is sent to Ireland on assignment, she meets a family of teenagers, the proud, passionate, penniless O'Deas who in order to make a living are trying to turn their huge, rambling old house into a holiday center for young people. Fired by her instant liking for the family, Sally decides to help them. An older couple joins the teenagers as guests and bring with them a locked suitcase and a threat to the family. Why do they refuse to leave when the O'Deas ask them? The O'Deas find disaster facing them at every turn. The house is falling apart in front of their eyes and every time they try to fix something, it comes undone. The family finds itself short of money and Sally must find a way to help them keep their home. Sally must also help them fight the unseen forces working against them. 169189 1963 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Spanish Picture Mystery, The SS Edwards, Sylvia Sally Baxter Short Stories published in the Cherry Ames Girls' Annuals, 1958 to 1964. Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Sally's relaxing Mediterranean cruise comes to an unexpected end when she befriends three young artists who sell paintings to tourists. A painting one of the artists just completed has been stolen. It was painted on a used canvas over another painting. The thief specifically wanted the one painting of a bull, which was purchased from a junk dealer. Why would anybody want a worthless painting? The painting must be valuable. They find the stolen portrait only to have it stolen again. Finally, Sally contacts the police, and with their help, the thief is captured, and the young people learn that the portrait is very valuable and has been missing for many years. 169190 1961 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Strangers in Fleet Street NJ OWN - H Edwards, Sylvia #15 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. When the Evening Cry runs a competition for overseas readers offering a fortnight in London as a prize, Sally Baxter is asked to act as guide. Her group of guests include a crippled man and a sheltered, meek woman from America, a young man from North Africa and a mysterious young man from Canada. She enthusiastically takes the visitors on tours. She shows the visitors the mammoth newspaper building in Fleet Street where she works. Mysterious disappearances throw suspicion upon her group of guests. It seems certain one of them is guilty, yet Sally thinks all of them are innocent. Is it just coincidence that the thefts all occur when Sally's group is nearby? Sally has to use her wits to discover the truth behind the thefts, a solution that gives her a sensational scoop. 169191 1962 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Television Rivals SS Edwards, Sylvia Sally Baxter Short Stories published in the Cherry Ames Girls' Annuals, 1958 to 1964. Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. Sally is put in charge of a new television show the Evening Cry is producing in competition with a rival newspaper. Sally plans to interview a teenager for the show but is disappointed in the teenager that Producer Jack Smith finds for her. Sally finds a much better girl, but Jack refuses to use her. Sally insists, but a fire occurs at the studio and Jack claims that the evidence shows the girl is responsible. Someone makes a phone call to the girl pretending to be Sally. She convinces the teenager to work for Sally's rival. Sally is furious. Someone is sabotaging her program. Sally continues to make plans deciding to get a rock star on her show. Another mysterious call is made to the star canceling his appearance. More sabotage. Sally cannot complete her show until she discovers who is sabotaging it and why. A bit of ingenuity leads Sally to the culprit and, in a match of wits, Sally wins and is able to go forward with her show. 169192 1959 Sally Baxter, Girl Reporter: Underwater Adventure NJ Edwards, Sylvia #7 Sally Baxter Mysteries Reporter Sally Baxter, niece of John Baxter, editor of the famous Daily Cry. She believes very strongly in keeping her promises and treats the subjects of her stories with great respect. She acquires great stories for her newspaper. When Sally takes a holiday in the South of France she imagines she will be able to forget all about the Evening Cry, the newspaper on which she is a junior reporter. She quickly becomes bored with her freedom and wishes for a story to come her way. When she tries to befriend two French teenagers, she is rudely rebuffed because she is English. She becomes fascinated with the pair when she notices they spend all day scuba diving. Her intuition tells her there is a story behind their diving and their hatred of the English. Against all odds, Sally becomes their friends and strives to help them on their secret quest to prove their father's honor. It is a quest that is threatened by a rival diver and unwanted publicity. 169193 2002 Sally Harrington: Bad Witness, The N Van Wormer, Laura #4 Sally Harrington Mysteries Reporter-Producer-TV Newswoman Sally Harrington is a witness at the murder trial of a movie executive who's really the son of an ex-Mob boss and who may have been seeking revenge on the son of another gangster who's been tormenting the family for years. Harrington is a headstrong, risk-taking sexy woman who thrives on fast action, danger and press attention. She makes more news than she reports. On temporary hiatus from New York, she's in Los Angeles where she's the key defense witness for Hollywood producer, accused of killing an East Coast mobster who once tried to kill her. Because she wrote a documentary miniseries about the war between East Coast crime families, her testimony is crucial in the California case. Round-the-clock police protection for Harrington. Policeman and Harrington find romance, which is interrupted when hit-and-run motorist slams into their motorcycle sending them both to the hospital. 169194 1999 Sally Harrington: Expose NM Van Wormer, Laura #1 Sally Harrington Mysteries Reporter Sally Harrington investigates small-town Connecticut murder linked to her dad's death decades before Journalist Sally Harrington left Los Angeles magazine to return home to Castleford, CT where she now works for the local paper. Offered job to write piece for Expectations, high-end tabloid magazine. 169195 2003 Sally Harrington: Kill Fee, The NM Van Wormer, Laura #5 Sally Harrington Mysteries TV Anchor Sally Harrington scores a million- job as national anchor at the New York TV station where she's executive producer. Just gotten involved with a young policeman from a moneyed family who has moved all the way to Connecticut to be by her side while he attends law school. Also conducting an intense flirtation with a married man. Her great-uncle at 84 is in retirement community receiving mysterious property windfall. She investigates her uncle's supposed new land outside of Hillstone, New York, and entangles herself in a dangerous organized crime land speculation scheme. Harrington becomes prime suspect in an attempted murder plot. Her staggering job offer makes her the focus of a national publicity campaign complete with her own set of stalkers in her hometown of Castleford. Impatient TV executives. 169196 2000 Sally Harrington: Last Lover, The NM Van Wormer, Laura. #2 Sally Harrington Mysteries Journalist Sally Harrington, sarcastic journalist from Expose 169197 2006 Sally Harrington: Mr. Murder NS Wormer, Laura Van #6 Sally Harrington Series TV Anchor Sally Harrington is beautiful and bright as she starts her new job anchoring a newscast created just for her: DBS News America This Morning. But Harrington was the last person to talk to a jet-setting millionaire who turns up dead shortly after their interview. And murder isn't the only problem. Her sexual liaison deepens with the twenty-something police officer who followed her east from California. And there's still unfinished business with the forty-something married man she sent back to California. When an old acquaintance is left for dead at her home in Castleford, Connecticut, the feds show up -- they've connected this attempted murder to the death of Sally's infamous millionaire. 169198 2001 Sally Harrington: Trouble Becomes Her NM Van Wormer, Laura #3 Sally Harrington Mysteries TV Reporter Sally Harrington, the former small-town reporter is now working at a dream job as a producer and assistant to the anchor at DBS News headquarters in New York City. She's juggling everything from dog care and mobsters to her demanding boss. Harrington's boss, Alexandra Waring, hands her task of producing true-crime miniseries special for DBS News on crime family, a plum assignment for sweeps week. The show could catapult her into ranks of TV's highest rated news producers. Sally already has a history with important members of the family. Her connection is legal as well as personal -- she is slated to be a witness at an upcoming sensational Hollywood murder trial involving the crime family. She's tested by the body found in the trunk of her car, an assassination attempt, and her seemingly impossible assignment, but nothing gets Sally down. 169199 2000 Sally Hemings: American Scandal, An M Reporter #1 (Randell Haynes). Reporter #2 (Richard Fullerton). 169200 1984 Sally Jessy Raphael DT Series. 1984. Syndicated Talk Show Host Sally Jessy Raphael. 169201 1807 Salmagundi; or, the Whim-Whams and Opinions of Launcelot Langstaff, Esq. And Others N USC Irving, Washington-Paulding Press. Anthony Evergreen, under his direction and control. "We do not write for money -- neither do we write for fame, -- we know too well the variable nature of public opinion, to build our hopes upon it -- we care not what the public think of us." "In two words, we write for no other earthly purpose but to please ourselves." Anthony Evergreen, a gentleman experienced in the routine of balls, tea-parties and assemblies, is eminently qualified. Kind of a patriarch in the fashionable world. Lancelot Langstaff, chief persona. Duties among himself and two bachelor associates, Evergreen and . William Wizzard, esq. will preside over the territory of criticism. 169202 1925 Salome of the Tenements M Yezierska, Anzia (Novel). Sonya Levien (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers/Reporters. Jew in American Cinema. Ness Book Reporter Sonya Mendel (Jetta Goudal) works for the Jewish Daily News. She wages war against local grafters. Based on a real person. Mendel interviews a philanthropist. Her Editor Jacob Lipkin (Lazar Freed) wants to marry her, but she marries the philanthropist. She is in debt to a banker the philanthropist is trying to indict. When the banker frames her for a robbery to try to stop him, the philanthropist threatens to have him jailed for blackmail. 169203 1945 Salome, Where She Danced M VHS 851. DVD. Phillips, Michael J. (Story). Laurence Stallings (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent Jim (Rod Cameron) just spent five years covering the Civil War for Frank Leslie's Weekly. He goes to Berlin and then to Vienna where he makes derogatory remarks about Prussians. Tries to get information on impending invasion of Austria. Reporter is womanizer who had several affairs in Vienna. He tries to get dancer to act as a spy and accept the attentions of a Nazi. When he realizes it is no longer safe for her to remain in Berlin, he convinces her to come to San Francisco. Reporter drops journalism to become her manager setting her up in show in Western town so they can earn enough money to get to San Francisco. Show is robbed in middle of performance and dancer kidnapped, but she convinces bandit to give back the money. The bandit rescues the dancer when the Nazi shows up in San Francisco. "I read a perfectly horrid article about her. In one of those awful mud-slinging American weeklies." "I'm flattered. I wrote it." 169204 2001 Salsa MT Reporter (Tina B. Christensen) 169205 1999 Salsa Kiss: Besos Ardientes NR Vasquez, Consuelo TV Reporter Daniel Escobar offers to teach a young woman Salsa dance after they meet in a fender bender. The attraction between them is strong even before the dancing begins. Woman was brought to the United States when she was an infant so she knows little about her Cuban heritage. Determined to give her mother the best wedding possible, she arranges for a relative to teach her to Salsa dance. But the two haven't managed to get together and time is running out. So she accepts the reporter's invitation and the rest is history. 169206 2004 Salt Garden, The N Martinusen-Coloma, Cindy McCormick Reporter Claire O'Rourke of San Francisco recently returns home o her small hometown of Harper's Bay for a short visit. She decides to stay home for good and looks for work at The Tidal Post, a local newspaper. She joins an aging recluse whose painful past has kept her hidden away for decades to explore her Christian faith. 169207 1941 Salt of the Earth N Kitch, K.H. Editor tells the story of a country town 169208 1954 Salt of the Earth M DVD -R HQ 4222, 4223. VHS 1363 Press 169209 1931 Salto Mortale MF Press Agent (Otto Wallburg) 169210 1996 Salto postale: Der Baum vorm Haus TF Episode #19. 1-7-1996 TV Reporter (Maybrit Illner). 169211 1994 Salto postale: Die Vertretung TF Episode #12. 2-27-1994 News Media. TV Reporter (Anette Hellwig). 169212 1981 Salut champion: Tempete sous un masque TF Episode. 7-19-1981 Reporter, Le (Eric Gaudry). 169213 1974 Salut en de kost MF Belgium. Netherlands. Journalist (Eddy Asselbergs). 169214 1929 Salute M Announcer (Lee Tracy) 169215 1943 Salute for Three M Press Agent Jimmy Gates (Marty May) gets an idea while watching a New York parade for a returned war hero. Photographer Foggy (Cliff Edwards). Publicist wants publicity for his client, a singer and thinks that a romance between her and the war hero would be just the ticket. Foggy is assigned to get pictures of the two together. He fails through ineptness. While helping her out of a cab, he slips and falls into a deep puddle. He goes up to her apartment so she can dry his soaking-wet uniform. Foggy gains entrance to the apartment through the dumbwaiter and snaps a picture of the war hero in his underwear. They decide to get married and Jimmy decides not to use the innocent but compromising photo for publicity purposes. 169216 1937 Salute to Yesterday N OWN - H Fowler, Gene Newspaper. Early Denver newspaper history. Midwest journalist resembling the town's eccentric. 169217 1991 Salute Your Shorts T SV 288 News Media 169218 1986 Salvador M DVD -R HQ 2134, 2135. L. SV 502. DVD. Stone, Oliver, Richard Boyle (Screenplay) Reporter-Photojournalist Richard Boyle (James Woods) who worked for the Pacific News Service covering Vietnam (he points out to anyone who will listen that he was the last man out of Cambodia) has been unable to hold a job since his return. Boyle decides to go to El Salvador to get combat shots he can sell to the Associated Press. Reporter-Photojournalist John Cassady (John Savage) for Newsweek takes Boyle with him to get photos at the dump site for victims of the death squads. Boyle chews out an anchorwoman, TV Correspondent Pauline Axelrod (Valerie Wildman), for ANS News for not covering what is really happening. Boyle's friend slips acid into her drink causing her to collapse during her stand-up. Boyle and Cassady get photographs of training at guerilla camp. Boyle told to get out of country. While covering assault on village, Cassady gets photo of plane as it flies over him but is shot. At checkpoint, official destroys Cassady's unexposed film. Boyle trying to smuggle out of the country. He is about to be shot but is rescued at the last minute. Boyle cowrote the script but no attempt to whitewash his character. Australian Reporter Peter (Gary Farr). French Reporter (Gilles Millinaire). 169219 1986 Salvador MS OWN - H Stone, Oliver. Richard Boyle With "Platoon" Photographer Richard Boyle French Reporter (Gilles Millinaire). 169220 2004 Salvador Allende DT Chilean Documentarian Patricio Guzman has made himself the historian of Chili for more than 30 years. Here he pays tribute to Salvador Allende, founder of the Chilean Socialist Party. 169221 1979 Salvage MT Commentator (Richard Eastham) 169222 1979 Salvage 1: Shangri-la Lil T Episode #2. 2-5-1979 Newscaster (Larry Carroll). 169223 2002 Salvation MF Belgium. Short Journalist (Kris Kuypers). 169224 1909 Salvation Army Lass, The M Newspapers. Morning newspapers and name in article causes loss of job and home 169225 1961 Salvatore Giulinao MF Reporter (Sennuccio Benelli) 169226 1980 Salz im Kaffee N Blickensdörfer, Hans Germany Journalist 169227 1939 Sam N OWN - H Selby, John Editor Hero wins a newspaper in a poker game and made himself a power in the press of the Midwest. Eccentric publisher in a small city. Written by a onetime AP literary editor 169228 1983 Sam MT Book Editor (Mitchell Group) 169229 2002 Sam & Janet M DVD -R HQ 8694, 8695. News Media. TV Reporter (Lara O'Leary). 169230 1991 Sam and Sarah M TV Newscaster Terry Quinn (Carolyn Kodes) is a savvy TV newscaster, a role that for once is not spoofed 169231 1963 Sam Benedict: Of Rusted Cannons and Fallen Sparrows T Episode #27.3-23-1963 Reporter (Harvey Korman). Man retains Benedict when he feels his right to free speech is being threatened when he speaks out against bigotry and racial intolerance. Hank defends a woman accused of being a Communist. 169232 1989 Sam Dean: Blood Rights NM OWN - P Phillips, Mike #1 Sam Dean Mysteries African-American Journalist Sampson "Sam" Dean is a native of Jamaica who works as journalist in London. He is hired to find a college-age daughter of a prominent, white conservative MP since the woman was last seen in the company of a young black man. Dean is uncomfortable with the racial implications of the job and he doesn't approve of the MP's politics. But his bank balance leaves him no choice but to accept the assignment. Dean discovers the man is her half-brother and the two are heavily involved in drugs, extortion and prostitution. 169233 1997 Sam Dean: Image to Die For, An NM OWN Phillips, Mike #4 Sam Dean Mysteries African-American Journalist Sampson "Sam" Dean is a native of Jamaica who works as journalist in London. When an old friend, a TV producer, asks him to pop over, Dean's confronted with a corpse: a production assistant knifed outside the apartment where the producer was taping an interview for a true-crime program he's trying to sell. Inside the apartment, things aren't going much better -- the producer's plan to exculpate a man convicted of hacking his wife and young daughter to death, is foundering with the disappearance of the wife's half-caste boyfriend. "I never liked being brought in to do the black stuff," grumbles Dean, but he agrees to go hunting for the wife's boyfriend. What he finds along the way is rapacious creditors, abandoned lovers, and casually disintegrating families. Dean also is worried about rekindling an affair with the TV producer's wife not to mention some sordid secrets about the TV production crew engaged in tabloid TV. Soon Sam is thrown off the case but continues on his own to solve the mystery. 169234 1990 Sam Dean: Late Candidate, The NM OWN - P Phillips, Mike #2 Sam Dean Mysteries African-American Journalist Sampson "Sam" Dean is a native of Jamaica who works as journalist in London. A London councilor, a successful black politician is found murdered and Dean is a friend of both the victim and the accused killer. He's asked to investigate to exonerate the alleged killer. The accused is a black teenager who was having an affair with the victim's white wife. The romance, which had generated enmity within the upscale London community already disapproving of the interracial marriage, adds to the long list of suspects. Topping off a list of the politician's enemies are the corrupt politicians whom the late councilor planned to entrap in a sting operation. When Dean's helpmate, an ambitious political activist, turns up dead, police write it off as a suicide. But Dean follows a hunch that the two deaths are related. His investigation leads him back to boyhood haunts and into political intrigue. 169235 1995 Sam Dean: Point of Darkness NM Phillips, Mike #3 Sam Dean Mysteries African-American Journalist Sampson "Sam" Dean is a native of Jamaica who works as journalist in London. 169236 1997 Sam Flint: Flint's Gift NW Wheeler, Richard S. #1 Sam Flint Series Editor Sam Flint, a frontier newspaperman is in the town of Payday in the Southwest starting his newspaper, The Payday Pioneer at the behest of the local merchants. Air is fresh, the grass and water plentiful and Flint's newspaper is meant to lure settlers to the new town advertising it as a veritable Garden of Eden. But Flint won't compromise his editorial standards and become a pawn. Payday is comprised of men who fought in the Civil War. Partisan saloons on the north and the south sides of the street. 169237 1999 Sam Flint: Flint's Honor NW Wheeler, Richard S. #2 Sam Flint Series Editor Sam Flint is an itinerant frontier newspaperman, an idealist who bums around the rough mining towns of the Old West setting up crusading weekly newspapers until he gets run out of town, which happens regularly. Sets up the Silver City Sentinel. In 1878, he shows up in Silver City, Colorado with his printing press, some paper and ink and a plan to oppose the established and corrupt newspaper of Digby Westminster, a ruthless and greedy editor who preys on the poor and helpless. Silver City is a boomtown and only rental space available to Flint is in the unsavory back room of a bordello. His landlady is a voluptuous and kindhearted trollop. She aid a wacky and brilliant typewriter named Napoleon helps him fight back. In his journalistic efforts to combat the town's corruption, Flint's new paper earns few friends, no money and plenty of rough handling by Westminster's scathing editorials and street thugs. Flint's enemies are not limited to the newspaper war. A rich and arrogant tycoon and his family also conspire to get rid of Flint and his bothersome publication. 169238 2000 Sam Flint: Flint's Truth NW Wheeler, Richard S. #3 Sam Flint Series Editor Sam Flint, a frontier newspaperman sets up shop editing The Nugget in Oro Blanco, New Mexico, a gold-mining boomtown divided between greedy Yankees and poor, struggling Mexicans. It is 1870. His curiosity, integrity and stubbornness are rarely appreciated by local politicos and in his life he's often had go get out of town in a hurry before the tar-and-feather boys showed up. Poking around for stories, Flint smells a rat, a conspiracy involving everyone from mine owners to saloonkeepers and the town marshal. Villainous gringos who first welcomed The Nugget get worried as Flint begins to report the illegal activities of some unsavory town officials. Soon they decide he has to go. 169239 1990 Sam Fowler: If I Never Get Back NSF OWN - H Brock, Darryl Reporter Sam Fowler, a discontented journalist whose family life has disintegrated, steps off Amtrak and into 1869. Before he can get his bearings, he’s a member of the Cincinnati Red Stockings, witnessing baseball in its infancy with an unbeatable team. Sam ends up inventing ballpark hot dogs, the scoreboard, “Red River Valley” and the bunt. Mark Twain makes an appearance. Fowler was taking a modern-day Amtrak home to San Francisco when an unscheduled stop somewhere west of Cleveland gives him the opportunity to stretch his legs. Instead, Sam finds that time has stretched and mysteriously transported him back to 1869. Bewildered at first, Sam soon meets up with baseball’s first all-professional team, the Cincinnati Red Stockings, and begins to ride the rails with them on their first national tour across post-Civil War America. He encounters a political conspiracy, a get-rich quick scheme with Mark Twain, and through it all the shky-legged beginnings of America’s favorite pastime -- before it ever was. Excerpt: THE AMTRAK crawled out of Cleveland. I sat sweat- ing in my new dark suit, staring out at the blackened brick walls from which milky light was beginning to ooze. Maybe I could hold it off. What had I been thinking about: The TV. Concentrate. She opens her mouth wide: NNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! But I have no intention of hitting her. I shoulder past to the console squatting near the vaulted window of her hog-rich parents' Burlingame home. On-screen is Anchorman, her lover, smarmy voice and trademark eyebrows embellishing the tripe he intones from the TelePrompTer. I get my back into it, thrust upward with my legs, muscles knotting ... no workouts for too long ... a frenzied snatch-and-lift ... I stagger sideways and heave ... picture window explodes ... shards of glass cascading ... TV in flight ... cabinet folds inward as it crashes on the flagstone ... muted cracklings precede one large red spark ... the long rumble down the hill, pieces flying ... Stephanie screaming ... for an instant ... one pure rushing instant ... I was King Fucking Kong.... Milkiness encroaching. I reached for the pint of Scotch in my coat. Almost empty. The pale light was seeping in through my ears. Rock bottom. If not here, couldn't be far off. What I didn't know was whether to feel scared or relieved. The TV ... Maybe she picked him on purpose, knowing how I detested the breed: electronic jackals in symbiosis with their brain-dead viewers. Mincing on the scene, crews running interference. Checking makeup. Asking their two stupid questions. Broadcasting the shoddy results hours before our stories hit the streets. It was when she told me she was moving in with him that I assaulted the tube. It proved costly. With the divorce came a custody judgment barring drunken violent me from seeing our daughters more than once a week. Booze gradually came to fill a lot of empty places. I was a wretched part-time father. I alienated my friends. Jeopardized my job. Screwed up everything. Strangely, my father's death had seemed to offer a certain opportunity, a rite of passage to manhood. "I can't imagine how they tracked you down." Stephanie's cool measured words-her telephone voice-sounding in my brain. "They called here for you. I told them our situation. If you need to miss a visit, I'll think of something to tell the girls." By burying him I would ascend some pinnacle of maturity. There, viewing my thirty-two years with new wisdom, I would find significance and a tenable position. "Take a month if you need, Sam." City Editor Joe Salvio giving me a fishy smile, significant look. "Pull yourself together ... skimpy interviews ... facts not checked ... get back to your old form!" Or your ass is dead. So this morning I had picked up the suit I'd ordered, flown to Cleveland, and cabbed to the Cuyahoga County Morgue. Without ceremony they slid the cold-storage drawer out and raised the sheet. Shivering in the refrigerated chill, I peered into the sallow face for the first time, seeking traces of myself. There was no cosmetic work: skin sagged from his neck, hair sprouted from his nostrils, snowy stubble matted his jowls and collapsed cheeks. Did you fill your days? Did you love anyone? I stared at the swollen nose. It was bulbous-like mine before college boxing flattened it-and purplish, crosshatched with tiny broken vessels. Did you ever think about me? "... like a chunk of pumice...." The voice of the man from the coroner's office buzzed. "... enlarged twice normal and severely cirrhotic ... yellow and fibrous as dry sponge ... sure as putting a gun to his head, just slower...." I had a fleeting urge to reach down and lift one of the wrinkled lids. What color were his eyes? Shouldn't a son know? Burial was expensive. I opted for cremation, my hand shaking as I signed as "nearest surviving relative." I asked where he'd been living. The answer was vague; no address. I went back in for a final look. Beneath the odor of preservatives I imagined his stench rising about me. I turned away and heard the drawer slide in. So long, Pop. Outside, the afternoon heat hung like a force field. I stood uncertainly, swallowing hard, then headed for a liquor store. Lately the milky light came often. Enveloped in it, confused by it, I seemed to experience multiple dimensions. Without disappearing, things around me receded into the pale haze as distant images and voices swirled to the foreground. Most of them I recognized as my own memories. But not all. The experience was unnerving, sometimes almost terrifying. Drug overload. Or maybe I was going crazy. The idea of taking Amtrak back had been to give myself time to savor the experience, see the country. But what was to savor? A long look at a corpse? I tilted the pint up. They say drinking runs in families. The woman across the aisle was staring at me. I leered and winked. She pursed her mouth and looked away. Hell with her. The last of the whiskey slid down. My stomach churned. My vision blurred. I pressed my hands to my eyes. The milkiness was close. The delay-something about a tie-up outside Toledo-was announced not long after we'd cleared the last dismal suburb and were barreling across open country. I'd been watching the fields rush by ablaze with wildflowers, their beauty a mockery. The train's rhythm flattened as we slowed. We curved onto a siding and glided to a halt beside a weather-beaten loading dock rising like a low island from a sea of weeds and nettles. Waves of heat radiated from the wooden platform though dusk was settling. Insects swarmed in spirals. The compartment's doors opened with a hiss. A steward announced that we would be held up awhile; we could stretch our legs. I looked around. Nobody seemed eager to leave the air-conditioning. I stood unsteadily. Had to go outside. Had to do something. My shoes clumped on the long platform. I retreated inside the sounds, tried to focus on the grain of the boards. Sweat filled my armpits. I felt a chill in the thick, heavy heat. At the far end of the dock a small wooden ticket office stood darkly limned against a glowing backdrop of greenery. Drawing closer, I saw a rusted weather vane tilting from the peak of the roof. Strips of sun-bleached yellow paint curled from the wallboards; cobwebs sagged like nets from the eaves. Somebody had scrawled Sucko on a square of plywood covering the single window. "Daddy?" A child's voice; my daughters' faces. I walked on, faster. The rear of the depot looked out on a meadow green from spring rains and bordered by a row of tall sycamores. Near the edge of the platform wild clover exploded in bursts of pinks and whites. From their midst a cacophony of buzzings and dronings suggested that life was indeed very pleasant. If you were a bug. A wave of dizziness passed over me. I shut my eyes for a moment, a mistake. "Won't you live with us anymore?" Hope asks, her voice quavering. "Mommy says you won't." I look down at her helplessly. "Daddy?" she urges. Behind her, Susy stares with huge round eyes. "Don't go, Daddy!" she cries suddenly, and rushes to me. I press her in my arms, feel her small shoulders trembling. I struggle to find words that will tell her I don't want to go-never wanted to go. My eyes burned. For a long moment I didn't know where I was. Shapes moved in a pattern before me. I blinked. Circling in the middle distance, blackbirds played tag in the slanting light, their scarlet wing patches flashing like epaulets as they wheeled and darted over the field. ... light glowing on the sallow face ... "No!" I must have said it out loud. The sound reverberated in the evening stillness. My head pulsated. I pressed my hands to my temples and leaned against the depot wall. "Why do you have to go, Daddy?" Did he think about me? "Are you coming home, Daddy?" I reached into the pocket where the bottle had been. My fingers closed around my watch. I pulled it out and pressed the hidden latch that opened the silveroid case, eyes fixed on it, trying to drive the milkiness back. Years after losing Grandpa's railroad watch I'd found this one in an antique store. The name P. S. Bartlett inscribed on the works identified it as a model first made in 1857, and its serial number dated it in late '60 or early '61. The seventy-five-dollar price was steep, considering it lacked the key for winding and setting. I paid a locksmith fifty dollars to make a replacement; it came out too modern-looking but did the job. With brass polish I buffed the case to a high sheen and took pleasure that the watch kept perfect time. But now the hands said six-thirty. Hadn't it been nearly eight before I got off the train? I saw the secondhand not moving in its tiny inset. Funny, I'd wound it that morning. Pulling the key from its hole on the top-where stems were fixed in later models-I fitted it over the winding knob. At the edge of my vision was a fluttering. Two redwing blackbirds landed on the dock a few yards away. Their wings beat the air, one squawked while touching down, and their feet scratched nervously on the platform. They were real, not my imagination. When their wing markings began to vanish, I shook my head to clear my vision, although every detail was registering: the yellow borders of the patches slowly disappeared, then the red centers, leaving both birds completely black. I stared at them. Then, soundlessly, still hopping about on the platform, the birds themselves began to grow hazy. They didn't fade, exactly, or dissolve, but seemed to fill and overflow with pale light until the spaces containing them held only the light and noth- ing more. The milkiness climbed around me. Another bird materialized and flew very near my face, a dark fluttering form flashing before me, wings thrashing. It shot past. Then, for a distinct instant, emerging from the white light, I saw a human figure. It was draped in a uniform coat-military, or some kind of conductor's; long and faded, with parallel rows of brass buttons-and one arm was stretched toward me. ... 169240 2007 Sam Fowler: Two in the Field NSF OWN - H Brock, Darryl Reporter Sam Fowler manages to break into the past once again -- but now it is 1875, and America is a darker place, gripped in economic depression. Again he falls in with ballplayers, but this time spins off on his own, seeking the whereabouts of Cait, the woman he loves. His knight-like quest, bristling with hazards, causes him to ride the rails with tramps, deal with starving miners and the desperate Molly Maguires, work in a Saratoga casino, venture out onto the Nebraska prairies, and finally head into the Black Hills accompanied by Cait, a former slave and a Sioux guide, to face the ultimate reckoning of his life. In the midst of all this, Sam attempts to deal with his conflicted conscience over leaving his two daughters behind in his other life. Again, we meet historic characters: Mark Twain, George Armstrong Custer, Crazy Horse and star ballplayers of the day. At the end, Sam finds his true home and family. 169241 2005 Sam Jackson's Secret Video Diary M UK Interviewer (Deborah Garrett). 169242 2000 Sam Ridley: Crossing Live N Niles, Chris #3 Sam Ridley Series Radio Reporter Sam Ridley decides to investigate when Bruce McCarthy dies soon after reporting that his house is haunted. City Radio Reporter Sam Ridley’s home life has become one long high-volume nightmare -- his new neighbors are hosting a permanent dance club in the flat upstairs and a desperate ex-boyfriend is serenading Sam’s pregnant house-guest right outside their window. For some peace, Sam agrees to work the overnight shift, a job so mind-numbingly awful that it’s fit only for those who haven’t made it yet -- and those who never will. Sam believes this all-time career low can’t get any lower, but it can when he’s assigned to interview Bruce McCarthy, a builder who thinks the ghosts in his house are a warning from the cosmos to change his errant ways. But when McCarthy turns up as a corpse after a wild party, the needle in his arm suggests he wasn’t frightened to death. And as Sam tries to discover what put the fear into McCarthy he finds himself up against forces far more dangerous than the supernatural. 169243 1998 Sam Ridley: Run Time N Niles, Chris #2 Sam Ridley Series Radio Reporter Sam Ridley, based in London, is in Sidney, Australia when his holiday's veers out of control. Wakes up to find his new female friend murdered in the next room. And now he's on the run in a town that thinks he killed her. Sam, an engagingly crumpled journalist, knows he’s being framed. What he doesn’t know is who set him up or why. But he has to find the answers before the police find him. They’ve got manpower, muscle and some very serious guns. Sam’s got brains, charm and a hat with antlers on it. Along the way he meets men in tights, women enraged, and a very naughty girl with a whip. And the deeper he digs, the more he learns about corruption, coercion and deception -- and a secret that even death can’t conceal. “Last night had been one thing, but what would we say to each other in broad daylight when our lust had faded and the only frission left was born of awkwardness? The silence from Michelle’s room stretched out as I debated with my inner weasel. I waited a minute, then eased the door open...when I did that I knew I should have listened to the weasel. Michelle was in a far worse shape than me. I just felt like death. She was dead.” Radio Reporter Sam Ridley has hardly been in Sydney long enough to slap on the sunblock and already his holiday is out of control. He’s got a hangover wilder than a kangaroo on a trampoline. He’s cut off from the son he’s traveled halfway around the world to see. He’s woken up to find his new female friend murdered in the next room. And now he’s on the run in a town that thinks he killed her. 169244 1997 Sam Ridley: Spike It NM Niles, Chris #1 Sam Ridley Series Radio Reporter Sam Ridley in London is drunk, but not so drunk that he can't spot a good story when it’s dead on the floor in front of him. And as the first on the scene, City Radio Reporter Ridley’s ahead of the city’s news pack -- but not for long. He’s late for his radio stint and when he says "fuck" on the air, he's out. No more police reporting for Ridley.Four hours and one wrong word later, he’s demoted to a hard-drinking, hard-news reporter’s definition of hell: Female AM, the station’s daily women’s program. Ridley has gone from crime and punishment to sex and shopping in one morning. But he can’t stop digging into the murder. Now a man called Shark is on the phone ready to tell him what he knows about the murder. And when Ridley dives into the murky waters Shark calls home, he’s going to find himself face-to-face with loss, love and a monster of a car repair bill. 169245 1937 Sam Small Leaves Town M UK Only Press 169246 1876 Sam's Chance NJ COPY Alger, Horatio, Jr. Newsboy 169247 1992 Samantha M TV Reporter (Lora Staley) 169248 2003 Samantha NSF Thorne, Tamara Part of "The Sorority" trilogy of horror novels Aspiring Investigative Reporter Samantha smells something funny going on at Gamma Eta Pi. The sorority is closely linked to the abundant local legends including that of Holly Gayle, the sorority's resident ghost. Members of the enigmatic inner circle are using magic to advance their secret plans. 169249 1998 Samantha Adams: Digging Up Mamma NM Shankman, Sarah #7 Samantha Adams Mysteries Former Reporter Samantha Adams , a crime reporter-turned-writer, had come to Santa Fe once before -- 20 years ago with her now ex-husband for a night awash in margaritas and marijuana, fighting and making up. Now, Sam's clean and sober and older. Sam received an urgent message from her dead mother, postmarked Santa Fe, penned in her mother's handwriting and disclosing details only Johanna Adams would know. It could have been an entry from Sam's latest book of bizarre anecdotes, American Weird. Or it could be an elaborate hoax. Either way, it instantly rekindled Sam's impossible wish that her mother hadn't really died in a plane crash 34 years earlier. With her journalistic instincts, and a daughter's need for closure, Sam heads to Santa Fe. Sam and her mother have a brief reunion, but before explanations are offered, the older woman dies, an apparent suicide. Desperate to understand her mother's past, Sam probes her life in Santa Fe and doubts that her mother's death was a suicide. Sam's investigation into her mother's past brings immediate trouble in the form of dangerously deceitful suspects, a trashed house, attempted murder and a forbidding turquoise mine. 169250 1988 Samantha Adams: First Kill All the Lawyers NM OWN - P Shankman, Sarah (Alice Storey) #1 Samantha Adams Mysteries Reporter Samantha Adams is an Atlanta, Georgia journalist. When a distinguished attorney is found murdered, Sam delves into a scandal of dirty money and adultery that stretches from Atlanta's society salons to the saloons of the "good old boys." 169251 1993 Samantha Adams: He Was Her Man NM Shankman, Sarah #6 Samantha Adams Mysteries Investigative Reporter Samantha Adams is a smart-mouthed New Orleans reporter on hiatus. She has just broken up with a much-younger lover, Harry in New Orleans and travels to Hot Springs, Arkansas to talk with her best friend. Her faithful dog riding shotgun, Sam Adams hugged the rain-slick two-lane and sang the blues all 500 miles from new Orleans to Arkansas' sin city. She meets her friend and attends a nemesis' engagement party -- the woman long ago stole her best beau. When the twice-divorced nemesis' groom is kidnapped for a million-dollar ransom, Sam can't help but investigate. Sam and a cross-dressing crook search for his mother and a stolen car, and she cons the ultimate con-artist. 169252 1992 Samantha Adams: King is Dead, The NM Shankman, Sarah #5 Samantha Adams Mysteries Crime Reporter Samantha Adams, Atlanta's wittiest journalist is working on a book called American Weird and she has gone to Tupelo, Mississippi, the birthplace of the King of Rock 'n' Roll and the site of an international barbecue cookoff. There's also an Elvis look-alike contest. When a cook-off contestant is nearly electrocuted by his cooker and the local lawyer's wife gets a fatal electric shock in her Jacuzzi, Sam's sleuthing instincts go to work and she teams with a local cop. 169253 1990 Samantha Adams: Now Let's Talk of Graves NM OWN - P Shankman, Sarah #3 Samantha Adams Mysteries Crime Reporter Samantha Adams works out of Atlanta and visits a New Orleans school chum for Mardi Gras. She's hired to find out if foul play is involved when an alcoholic ophthalmologist is run down by a car.. Sam gains entrée to all the privileged parties and uses her status to question family members about the hit-and-run death of her friend's brother. She vies for information with a handsome and younger insurance investigator, a nephew of Kitty's brother. An interesting contest heightened by mutual attraction develops between the two. As they sort through mismatched people and illogical clues, the race is on to find out who the murderer is. 169254 1991 Samantha Adams: She Walks in Beauty NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Shankman, Sarah #4 Samantha Adams Mysteries Reporter Samantha Adams' new assignment for the Atlanta Constitution is the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City. Resentful, but resigned, Sam takes along boyfriend Harry Zach to ease the pain. When Harry spends time gambling with an old friend, Sam explores the intricacies of the pageant, an industry all by itself, and some of the strange activities at the hotel. One of the judges has disappeared and no one seems concerned. A weirdo member of the security staff is busily installing and monitoring hidden cameras in the guestrooms. A philandering TV game-show host and compulsive gambler and a suave mobster-restaurateur are among the suspects. There are two more disappearances. At least two different parties are trying to throw the4 pageant so Sam's interviews with contestants, former Miss Americas and judges uncover some disturbing details. As Sam divides her time between investigating and visiting her New Orleans beau, constant commotion reigns. 169255 1989 Samantha Adams: Then Hang All The Liars NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Shankman, Sarah (Alice Storey) #2 Samantha Adams Mysteries Reporter Samantha Adams is an Atlanta, Georgia journalist. When a true southern gentleman whose lucrative game was beautiful, rich tales of a certain age is murdered, the unstoppable Sam uncovers a dangerous scandal that explodes into murder. 169256 2008 Samantha Who?: Butterflies, The T Episode. 4-2008 News Media. Local Television Newscast covers story of Samantha trying to stop construction on the blue butterfly habitat. 169257 2009 Samantha Who?: Dog, The T DVD -R HQ 11008 Episode. 4-2-2009 Tabloid coverage of Andrea’s relationship with Tony Dane continues. Samantha borrows Dena’s dog to see if she can care for something other than herself. 169258 2009 Samantha Who?: Todd’s Job T DVD -R HQ 11260 Episode. 7-2-2009 Photojournalist Todd is applying for a staff photographer job on the Chicago Mirror. His competition is Pulitzer Prize-winning Photojournalist Wes Green. It turns out that Green got the assignment of a mine collapsing and the opportunity to get the prize-winning photograph because Samantha never gave the message to Todd to go on that assignment for the Chicago Voice where both photojournalists worked years ago. Guilty, Samantha tries to sabotage Todd’s competition for the job at a local newspaper. Then she finds out that Green needs the job to keep seeing his children. So she tries to discourage Todd from taking the job. When he finds out the whole story, he calls the newspaper and tells the editors to hire Green. She sends him out on another job. 169259 1986 Samaritan: The Mitch Snyder Story MT News Media 169260 2005 Same Sex America DT Series 2005. Reporter Eliza M. Skinner. Look at same sex marriage through the eyes of several couples facing dilemmas raised by the uncertain state of American laws in this regard. Reporter Matthew Cunnings (2006). 169261 2004 Sammy's Hill N Gore, Kristin Washington Post reporter is a love interest. So is a slick speech writer. 169262 2007 Sammy's House N Gore, Kristin Washington Post Reporter Charlie Lawton's girlfriend is the advisor to the Vice President whose job interferes with Charlie's love life when he is transferred to New York for a huge story just when she's expecting a proposal. They find that distance doesn't work. 169263 2001 Sams, Das M Reporter (Peter Mezger) 169264 1997 Samso-februar 1997 MTF Interviewer (Karsten Lund) 169265 1671 Samson Agonistes P Milton, John Messenger. Chorus: "Of good or bad so great, of bad the sooner; For evil news rides post, while good news baits." Messenger. O, whither shall I run, or which way fly The sight of this so horrid spectacle, Which erst my eyes beheld, and yet behold? ... Mess. It would burst forth; but I recover breath, And sense distract, to know well what I utter. Man. Tell us the sum; the circumstance defer. Mess. Gaza yet stands; but all her sons are fallen, All in a moment overwhelmed and fallen. Mess. Ah! Manoa, I refrain too suddenly To utter what will come at last too soon, Lest evil tidings, with too rude irruption Hitting thy aged ear, should pierce too deep. Man. Suspense in news is torture; speak them out. Mess. Then take the worst in brief: Samson is dead. Messenger then relates full details of what happened. 169266 1989 Samson en Gert: De bril van Van Leemhuizen TF Episode #8. Journalist (Philip Merchiers). 169267 1944 Samuel Brannan and the Golden Fleece N Scott, Reva Lucile Holdaway Publisher. Fictionalized biography of Mormon leader who became one of San Francisco's first businessmen and newspaper publishers. Includes his part in the gold rush. 169268 2007 Samuel Medary and the Crisis: Testing the Limits of Press Freedom DT Smith, Reed W. Journalist Samuel Medary is a political activist who published a Peace Democrat (Copperhead) newspaper, The Crisis, in Columbia Ohio during the Civil War. ` A staunch supporter of states' rights and civil liberties, opposed the Union war effort and fought against government attempts to suppress the peace movement. In editorials he repeatedly encouraged civilian resistance to President Lincoln's policies including conscription, martial law and heavy taxation. 169269 2004 Samurai Champloo C Japan. 2004-2005. Episode 6, Episode 23. Manglobe Studios. Animax and Fuji TV networks. Anime series. Sports commentator Oshaberi Ichiemon (aka "Ichiemon the Announcer”) serves mostly in the role of comic relief, providing amusing commentary during the eating contest in Episode 6 and the baseball game in Episode 23. His name literally translates to “honorable talker” and is meant to imply that he is a gossip. He wears a strange hat that appears to be a newspaper folded up like origami. 169270 2001 Samurai Girl: Real Bout High School T Japan Interviewer Akitaka Fudo (Beau Billingslea - Voice - English Version 169271 1990 San boon gan baat a (aka Front Page) MF Hong Kong Tabloid Magazine Company Owner Hui (Michael Hui) based in Hong Kong hires a martial artist and a lame-brained photographer Bill (Sam Hui) to help him get a good headliner for a magazine story and save his failing entertainment weekly. The director of a collapsing magazine is sarcastic but ethical. In digging out inside stories of a rising starlet who is about to marry a tycoon, the two suggest to their boss that it would be better to fabricate scandals even if they don’t exist to boost the sales of the magazine. The martial artist finds the girlfriend of a jewelry business owner but feels sorry for her because of her troubled life -- a mother with cancer, a mentally disabled brother and a boyfriend who prefers his work over her. He is reluctant to publish her story putting the tabloid company’s fate in his hands. Examination of mass media in the late 1980s and 1990s such as gossip tabloids, newspaper paparazzi, and magazine’s unscrupulous pursuit of sex and nudity. 169272 1964 San daikaiju: Chikyu saidai no kessen MF Journalist (Haruya Kato). Editor-in-Chief Kanamaki (Kenji Sahara). 169273 1954 San Francisco Final: R Series 1954 Reporter Mike Rivera (Jeff Chandler) of the San Francisco Chronicle. 169274 1952 San Francisco Story, The M Summers, Richard (Original Story - "Vigilante"). D.D. Beauchamp (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Jim Martin (Onslow Stevens) opposes political boss in San Francisco in 1856. Editor gets evidence that political boss was trying to buy off a politician. Political boss is captured by vigilantes who want to hang him. Editor insists he be given a fair trial. 169275 1986 San Francisco Waltz CB Epix #9 Journalisten Alex Hall. 169276 2006 San Franpsycho M TV Reporter Rita Franco (Eleni C. Krimitsos) is receiving cryptic letters from a serial killer after each murder in San Francisco. As the body count rises, the reporter, two detectives and a psychologist-priest relentlessly pursue the madman, determined to put an end to his bloody carnage. But as the killer gets closer and closer to the reporter, will the detectives catch him before it’s too late. The killer is seen watching TV reports about his latest victim. TV News Report features a news ticker with headlines such as “Pete Rose finally inducted into Baseball Hall of Fame,” “North Koreans clone gila monster,” and “Cell phone user murdered by movie audience.” 169277 2009 San Gabriel’s Secret N Clambrone, David Advice Columnist Adam Thomas receives a mysterious Civil War journal immersing him in a strange and deadly treasure hunt. When a package arrives at the Williamson County Sun for “Ask Aunt Kay” columnist Adam Thomas, he has no idea who sent it or why. But he’s intrigued. It’s a 150-year-old Confederate Sergeant’s journal, detailing his Northern Virginia regiment’s travels through Texas, transporting something valuable, something they desperately wanted to keep safe. When the Union Army in hot pursuit the Confederates hid their cargo in a cave, somewhere near the San Gabriel River. Could it be gold? Was it sill hidden somewhere nearby? Adam and his lawyer girlfriend Kathy Rossi decide to have some fun and embark on a treasure hunt. As they gather maps and gear, the trouble begins -- it seems numerous people know about the journal and they’re willing to do anything to get it and find the treasure, even kill to find it. When an attractive female government agent offers to hep Adam find the cave, something about her story and her many job titles doesn’t ring true. Who is she really working for and why do they want the bounty? As they get closer to finding the secret location, and details of the treasure get stranger, even more people seem to be after Kathy and Adam. Can they find whatever it is before one or both of them get killed? 169278 2004 San ging chaat goo si MF Hong Kong Reporter (Hsim Sau Kwan). 169279 1937 San Quentin M DVD -R HQ 4156, 4157. DVD -R HQ 5343, 5344. Newspapers. California prison guard tips reporter friend of strike inside of prison causing headlines: Convicts Go on Strike.. Radio bulletins on prison escape. 169280 1946 San Quentin M DVD -R HQ 6821, 6811. SVD 1495 Reporter. Fred the Reporter (Charles Flynn). 169281 1997 Sanbuingwa MF Korea. TV Reporter (Myung-Nam Jang). 169282 2006 Sanctified M News Media. Reporter (Rick Borgia). Reporter (Dinarte de Freitas). 169283 2000 Sanctimony MT News Media. Female Anchor (Norma Jean Wick). Talk Show Host (Nathaniel DeVeaux). Cameraman (Greg Barr). Photo Woman (Dolores Drake). TV Director (Michael Gelbart). 169284 1989 Sanctuary NM OWN - H DeSario, Joseph P. Tabloid Reporter Matt Teller 169285 1997 Sanctuary M TV Anchor Person (Liza Fromer). Newscaster (Don Ritchie). 169286 1939 Sanctuary in Paris SS GPL Gallico, Paul In "Confessions of a Story Writer." Proofreader Hiram Holiday of the Sentinel story. 169287 2006 Sand Café, The N MacFarquhar, Neil Foreign Correspondent Angus Dalziel, a wire service reporter, is sent to cover the story of a lifetime -- Saudi Arabia during the 1991 Gulf War. Finds himself with a view mainly of his hotel room. Frustrations and follies of contemporary war reporting. Harassed by Saudi officialdom, stifled and spoon-fed by U.S. Army press minders, Angus struggles to unearth real stories about military corruption, the repressive Saudi society America is defending, and front-line reverses once the fighting begins. Watching his comrades veer between frenzy and torpor in their media bubble, Angus ponders the rot at the heart of journalism -- especially the shallowness and vanity of TV correspondents, one of whom uses up precious drinking water to shampoo his hair. Triangle between Angus, a cable-news babe and an egotistical producer shows the transience of reporters' love lives and the dichotomy between serious print journalists and TV airheads. Satire of modern war reporting -- brewing jealousy directed towards other reporters especially those from better financed TV networks. 169288 2006 Sand Dollar N Schneider, Bill Entertainment Journalist Ben Hoffman leaves behind an idyllic life in Southern California where he was born or raised and abandons his successful career as an entertainment journalist to experience life at a slower pace. His friends think he's having a mid-life crisis. Ben buys a dilapidated guest house in Provincetown, Massachusetts and moves to Cape Cod where the Pilgrims landed in 1620. Assisted by a unique design team, Ben reinvents End of the World Inn only to discover the renovation is more than he bargained for. The rundown guest house is staffed by a dysfunctional cast of characters. He soon discovers that moving to Cape Cod has turned his life upside down. He is now living on the edge. 169289 1974 Sandakan 8 (Sandakan Hachiban Shokan: Bokyo M Yamasaki, Tomoko (Story). Sakae Hirosawa, Kei Kumai (Screenplay) Japan - Ness Book Journalist Keiko Mitani (Komaki Kurihara) gathers information on Japanese women sold into prostitution in the early 1900s. Meets elderly woman who was sold into prostitution as a young girl and listens to her story. Journalist passes herself off to village as older woman's daughter-in-law while she secretly records her story. Villagers become suspicious and grow concerned because "reporters sometimes cause scandals." Reporter tracks down secret graveyard set up in jungle saying that the graves face away from Japan. 169290 1951 Sande ansigt, Det MF Journalist (Louis Miehe-Renard) 169291 1911 Sanders of the River N Wallace, E. Press 169292 1993 Sandlot, The M TV Journalist Scott Smalls becomes the radio voice of the Los Angeles Dodgers after becoming a broadcast journalist at the end of the film. 169293 1966 Sandra M AFI-Novelists Writer 169294 2004 Sandra and I and Old Schrodinger's Cat N Brenner, Y.S. Reporter falls in love with a man who witnesses an assassination in his street. He's a mathematician working in a physics department and he never shakes off the feeling that during all his adventures he was like Schrodinger's cat, alive and dead at the same time. 169295 1944 Sandra Martin: Lady of the Press (aka Story of Sandra Martin, The) R Series. 1944-1945 Reporter Sandra Martin on the Los Angeles Daily Courier 169296 1953 Sands of Karakorum, The N GPL Ullman, James Ramsey American Correspondent Frank Knight, first-person account of a long journey through Communist China trying to find two missionary friends. 169297 1902 Sandwich Man, The M Newsboy 169298 1966 Sandwich Man, The M Photographer (Bernard Cribbins). Newspaper Photographer (Brian Cant). 169299 2000 Sandy Bottom Orchestra, The MT Reporter (Patricia McVicars) 169300 1975 Sanford and Son: Bank On This T Episode #90. 9-26-1975. Reporter (Roy Stuart). 169301 1976 Sanford and Son: Oddfather, The T DVD -R HQ 5626 Episode Newspapers. Fred witnesses an attempted murder. Newspaper story and headlines. 169302 1975 Sanford and Son: Strange Bedfellows T Episode #79. 1-24-1975 News Media. Newsman (Daxson Thomas). Newscaster (Richard Balin). 169303 1972 Sanford and Son: We Were Robbed T Episode #6. 2-18-1972 Interviewer (Jenny Sullivan - Lady Interviewer). 169304 1984 Sanford Meisner: American Theatre's Best Kept Secret, The M Interviewer (Stephen Harvey-Himself). 169305 2001 Sang for Martin, En M TV Reporter (Helena Stalnert) 169306 1953 Sangaree M Slaughter, Frank G. (Novel). David Duncan, Frank Moss (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Gabriel Thatch (Willard Parker). Newspaper editor informs doctor that a ship carrying goods from the plantation is being turned over to pirates causing the doctor to suspect the plantation owner's daughter of being a collaborator. She is cleared and they are reunited. 169307 1934 Sangen till henne MF Photographer at the Railway Station (Georg Fernqvist). 169308 2000 Sanger fran andra vaningen MF Photographer (Bjorn Andreasson) 169309 1959 Sangkammartjuven MF Journalist (Birgitta Andersson). Journalist (Sten Gester). Journalist (Tommy Johnson). Journalist (Gosta Krantz). Journalist (Olle Marneus). 169310 2003 Sangre eterna (aka Eternal Blood) MF Chile Journalism student Carmilla (Blanca Lewin) needs to interview a person for her homework in a philosophy class. She meets a group of kids that play a role game called “Eternal Blood.” After the interview, she is invited to participate in the game and to date the man she interviewed, a vampire lover. The man she interviewed thinks the host of the game is a vampire and he tries to save Carmilla and his friends from the vampire. 169311 1989 Sangre y arena MF News Media. Reporter 1 (Mauro Munz). Reporter 2 (Clara Isabel Prinz). Commentator (Tito Nestor) 169312 2001 Sanitarium M News Media. Press Reporters (Stephen Ireland, Claire Ireland, Jo Anne Ireland, Michelle Dawkins, Claudia Dawkins, Dean Eaves, Amy Hazell, Jemima Jury, Peter Snook). Bodies at Press Conference (Mark Roberts, Tom Smith, Laura Tennant, Lucy Keating). 169313 1998 Sanitarium G Newscaster (Kevin Delaney - Voice). Newscaster (Mary Hartley - Voice). 169314 1948 Sankari kuin sankari MF Finland Reporter (Urho Lahti). 169315 1993 Sankofa MF Photographer (Chrispan Rigby). 169316 1990 Santa Barbara: TS Week of 7-14-1990 Reporter Debra Parker (Roberta Bizeau) has a hidden agenda involving Robert. TV Reporter Eden Capwell (Marcy Walker) also has a hidden agenda as she prepares for a TV broadcast in North Africa 169317 1985 Santa Barbara: TS Series. 7-30-1984 to 1-15-1993. NBC TV News Anchor Eden Capwell (Marcy Walker, 1984-1989) became involved with dark, handsome lover lawman who came to town to investigate a murder but stayed with Eden despite numerous calamities before they wed in 1988. Eden had married someone else and he tried to kill both Eden and the lawman. The lawman's ex-girlfriend tried to win him back by seducing him and giving birth to their son. Eden's supposed death in a helicopter crash while a disturbed Vietnam War veteran held her hostage. Eden later went through multiple personalities before leaving the lawman and the town. 169318 1984 Santa Barbara: TS Series 1984-1993. Reporter (Margie Impert, 1984). Reporter (Stan Wojno). Reporter (Dafidd McCracken, 1990). TV News Reporter (Steve Nave). TV Reporter (Arthur Burghardt, 1984). Woman Reporter (Laura Campbell). Tabloid Reporter (Mike Jacobs Jr., 1992). Weatherperson (Katharine Bates, 1984). News Intern (Phillip Darlington, 1992). 169319 1985 Santa Claus M Reporter (Paul Aspland). Reporter (Sally Cranfield). Reporter (Michael Drew). 169320 1964 Santa Claus Conquers the Martians M TV News Announcer (Don Blair) 169321 1970 Santa Claus Is Coming To Town C DVD -R HQ 9362 Newsreel Parody. World News Movie News shows children getting ready for Christmas before going into the story of the postman and Santa Claus coming to town. 169322 1981 Santa Claus Killer, The NM Garnet, A.H. TV Newswoman Ellie helps a friend get out of a murder charge. 169323 2006 Santa Croce M Short News Media. Journalists (Erik Mena, Ten Travis). Reporter (Tracy Eliott - Voice). News Camera Operator (Robin Chappell). SCRU 690 Reporter (Gilda Graham). 169324 2006 Santa Fe Daily Ledger Publisher, The N Vann, Wayne C. Newspaper Owner-Publisher Robert McKinney of The New Mexican in Santa Fe, New Mexico. McKinney is the paper’s original owner and paper is now operated by his daughter, Robin McKinney Martin. 169325 1945 Santa Fe Saddlemates M DVD -R HQ 4438. SVDSP 550 Woman Reporter (Linda Stirling) aids a government agent posing as an outlaw to break up a New Mexico smuggling ring 169326 1946 Santa Fe Uprising M Red Ryder Western Editor Crawford (Barton MacLane). 169327 2002 Santa Trap, The MT Reporter (Brooke Beare) 169328 2000 Santa Who? MT DVD -R HQ 5066, 5067. SVD 869 Reporter Peter Albright (Steven Eckholdt) his looking for a scoop when Santa Claus drops into his lap -- literally. But Santa has no memory of his duties at Christmas and finds himself employed as a store Santa while his elves are searching high and low for him. The skeptical news reporter tries to help him find his identity and save Christmas Day. 169329 2008 Santa’s Angels NR Kaderli, Janet TV Sports Anchor Nick Klaus of Dallas, Texas, won’t get anywhere near single mom Janie Langston if she has her way about it. After all, she knows his fast-living rep and his type, which is too much like her ex-husband’s. What she doesn’t know is that the caring department store “Mystery” Santa whom she is working with as a photographer elf over the holidays is actually Nick -- and she’s falling for him without ever seeing his face. No one knows who the local celebrity is who’s playing Santa at Filmore’s department store in downtown Dallas. Not even Langston, the “elf” who takes pictures of the kids sitting in Santa’s lap. If the single mom knew that the young Santa was actually Nick Klaus, TV sports commentator and reckless man about town, she’d keep him at arm’s length. As it is, however, she’s starting to fall for Santa’s charming ways. For Nick, the Santa suit is a way of hiding until the publicity from his latest scrape dies down. What he didn’t count on was being changed by the suit. Everyone, including Janie and her four-year-old daughter, Carrie, responds to him as if he actually were the jolly old elf. He begins to live up to Santa’s reputation, leaving life in the fast lane behind. As his priorities change, he begins to realize his true feelings for Janie. Unfortunately, he must keep his identity a secret until Christmas and hopes that Janie will forgive him for his deception and grant them both their Christmas wish. 169330 2004 Santa's Secrets Revealed: All Your Questions Answered About Santa's Super Sleigh, His Flying Reindeer, and Other Wonders N Solheim, James. Barry Gott (Illustrator) Reporter is told by a young boy that he does not believe in Santa Claus. Santa himself pays him a visit, takes him to the North Pole to show him his operation, and proves that he uses magic as well as science. The 8-year-old boy is interviewed on the national TV news and announces he does not believe in Santa Claus. He denounces Santa as a fake and is swooped up by the jolly old gent and made to believe. 169331 1962 Santo contra el cerebro diabolico MF Newspaper Editor Morales (Victor Velazquez). 169332 1963 Santo en el museo de cera MF Reporter Carlos (Ruben Rojo) 169333 1963 Santo en el museo de cera (aka Samson in the Wax Museum) MF Mexico Reporter-Photographer Susan (Susana) Madison (Norma Mora) for New Arts Magazine asks the owner of a wax museum if she can take pictures of the gruesome exhibits. He asks about her background and learns that another reporter from the same magazine is shortly going to marry her sister. Later that night, Susan is developing photographs at her apartment. She walks into the living room and finds her sister kissing her boyfriend, Reporter Charles (Carlos) Humphries (Ruben Rojo). Late that night, Susan arrives at the wax museum to continue her interview with the wax museum owner. She walks through the empty museum and goes to the downstairs dungeon. The fiendish dummies give her the creeps. She starts to take pictures. The owner shows up and leads her on a tour of the museum. Susan asks him how he became interested in the dregs of humanity and he gives her a tirade against the human race. Susan becomes spooked by the owner’s misanthropy. He tries to persuade her to take a look inside his laboratory, but Susan get scared and runs out of the building. As she starts to walk home down a dark street, a scar-faced man, one of the owner’s men, stalks her, grabs her and carries her off. Two old women find Susan’s discarded camera case. That evening, Charles and her sister are worried that Susan hasn’t returned. One of the old women returns Susan’s camera case. The pair call the police. The police tell the sister there have been two other disappearances at the museum. There may be a connection. The owner asks the professional wrestler Samson for help. He visits Susan’s apartment and tells Charles and the sister that he is on the case. Reporter Charles tells Samson he suspects the owner of the wax museum, a prisoner in the German concentration camps who had a horrible laboratory accident that disfigured his face. Charles thinks the owner is a fake. He has sent away for a photograph of the real owner and when it arrives, it will verify his hunch. Susan is still alive. The owner orders his flunky to bring her in and strap her to a lab table. She has been drugged. The owner begins his experiments. Samson is viewing the negatives from Susan’s camera. Susan comes to in the owner’s lab and asks for some water. When she realizes where she is, she screams and has to be subdued. The owner orders his men to kill Samson who is getting too close for comfort. Susan begs the owner to kill her now -- she can’t take any more of this terror. He tells the journalist she will not die. He injects her with a newly developed serum that induces a zombie-like state. He says he plans to turn Susan into a panther girl. Charles shows up at the lab and demands to know where Susan is. Charles is overpowered and chained next to Susan. Her sister is captured and joins them. He plan s to cover their bodies in hot wax turning them into living zombies. Samson shows up and saves them. 169334 1974 Santo y Blue Demon contra el doctor Frankenstein MF Reporter (Carlos Bravo y Fernandez) 169335 1917 Sapho M AFI-Poets Writer 169336 1940 Saps at Sea M DVD -R HQ 10186 Laurel and Hardy Newsboy (Ernie Alexander) 169337 1976 Sara T Marian Cockrell novel, Sara Publisher Martin Pope (Albert Stratton), newspaper publisher of the Bulletin 169338 1994 Sara Joslyn: Baby, Would I Lie? NM Westlake, Donald #2 Sara Joslyn Mysteries Reporter Sara Joslyn, a former tabloid writer for the Weekly Galaxy now works for a trendy New York Magazine called Trend: The Magazine for the Way We Live This Instant.. Trend wants to expose Galaxy's hideous newsgathering methods and get a scoop as well. Both the Weekly Galaxy and Sara, a delightfully feisty Galaxy escapee, are covering the murder case against a popular Missouri country singer. The singer is being pursued for back taxes by the IRS. He is accused of one murder and then a second. Out on bail, he continues to entertain in his theater. Meanwhile, an army of troops from the sleazy tabloid descends to bug offices, lie, infiltrate and do anything else necessary to get some sort of story on the upcoming trial. Reporters Sara and Jack, lovers and representatives of Trend monthly magazine, want to out report Galaxy while exposing their sleazy methods. Sara gets an insider's view of the trial defense when she is befriend by one of the singer's best friends. 169339 1988 Sara Joslyn: Trust Me on This NM OWN - P Westlake, Donald E. #1 Sara Joslyn Mysteries Reporter Sara Joslyn is a serious young journalist on the way to her new job at a sleazy tabloid paper, the Weekly Galaxy in Florida. She discovers a bloody corpse on the way to her new position and naively congratulations herself on writing a big story. But she is quickly disillusioned. Her young editor Jack Ingersoll ignores the scoop ordering Sara to concentrate on drumming up flaky features, the pseudo-newspaper's reason for being. The place is a madhouse with the staff competing with one another to contribute lurid, sleazy articles. Catching on, Sara becomes as adept as shameless "Boy" Cartwright, tough Ida Gavin and the rest of the reporters on the paper. After scoring a coup with a phony piece about 100-year-old twins, Sara gets a prize assignment. With editor Ingersoll and other reporters, she travels to Martha's Vineyard using every ploy to crash the securely guarded wedding party of a TV star. When luck saves her several times from mysterious gunshots, Sara remembers the victim she saw on her first working day and realizes why someone wants her dead too. 169340 1989 Saracen: Tooth and Claw T Episode #7. 110-14-1989 Features Editor (Gerard Murphy). Editorial Assistant (Sarah Wynter). 169341 1986 Sarah Calloway: June Mail NM OWN - P Warmbold, Jean #1 Sarah Calloway Mysteries Freelance Journalist Sarah Calloway was onto a top-notch story, a vaccine for AIDS. Research was done by an ex-lover and he's missing and she's the only one trying to find him. When Calloway arrives in California for her exclusive interview with the celebrated genetic engineer who claims to have developed the first viable AIDS vaccine, she finds that the geneticist has disappeared without a trace. His disappearance is made doubly mysterious by the fact that she had received a wire from the man only two days before, setting up the California interview and dropping no hint of an impending move. As Sarah proceeds to track down the missing geneticist, an elusive but threatening presence appears to be tracking her down. Who? And why? 169342 1990 Sarah Calloway: Third Way, The NM Warmbold, Jean #3 Sarah Calloway Mysteries Freelance Magazine Writer Sarah Calloway is at a Paris auction to bid on an early 20th-century North African travel journal of a famous female explorer. She intends to retrace the route and report her impressions. When the manuscript is suddenly removed from auction, she makes the acquaintance of a young Arab who offers to help her secure it privately. A day later he is murdered, thrusting the reporter into a web of double and triple agents involving a Holocaust survivor and even Sarah's journalist lover, scheduled to meet her in Paris from his Jerusalem assignment. Calloway's problems further compounded by the Paris police who are not convinced of her innocence. 169343 1988 Sarah Calloway: White Hand, The NM MLPL Warmbold, Jean #2 Sarah Calloway Mysteries Investigative Reporter Sarah Calloway of the San Rodino Times sees a young pregnant woman shot to death at a bus stop. Sarah teams up with a Swedish intelligence agent investigating an arms cache in Stockholm. Their sleuthing uncovers CIA dirty tricks, drug-for-weapons deals with the contras, Cuban-American members of a death squad called "La Mano Blanca," and ultimately the pregnant woman's murderer. 169344 2007 Sarah Carpenter: Breaking News NM Boling, Janet #2 Sarah Carpenter Series. Former newspaper reporter and editor. Newspaper Editor Sarah Carpenter is immediately on the story when a local history professor is stabbed to death in his classroom. The small Michigan resort spot is shocked to its core and everything that seemed safe is questioned. The gutsy editor complicates matters for Sheriff Mark Browning, who also happens to be her fiancé. Determined to give the public the story, Sarah relentlessly pursues clues about the murder, jeopardizing her relationship with Mark and her own safety. The clues she finds only lead to more questions forcing Sarah to delve further into a mystery that may just be her undoing. Mark continues his investigation determined to uncover the truth. As Mark and Sarah each search separately, the answer just might be the thing that breaks them apart. 169345 2002 Sarah Carpenter: Deadly Sources NM Boling, Janet. Former newspaper reporter and editor. #1 Sarah Carpenter Series Newspaper Editor Sarah Carpenter and Undersheriff Mark Browning have enough on their hands trying to keep their romance a secret. They’re supposed to be adversaries, not sweethearts. But when the sheriff is murdered in their Michigan resort town shortly before the election, their problems multiply. Browning quickly discovers political shenanigans are interfering with the murder investigation while Sarah, who has a nose for news and a penchant for sleuthing, further complicates his life. They discover the sheriff had no shortage of enemies, including a trouble-making psychic who knows a little too much about the crime, a beleaguered wife, his political opponent and the daughter he gave up for adoption. Mark and Sarah try to find a killer as the demands on their conflicting careers collide. 169346 1997 Sarah Conley N Gilchrist, Ellen #1 Sarah Conley Novel Magazine Writer and Editor in New York City, Sarah Conley, a celebrated journalist, goes home to the South to visit an ailing childhood friend. 169347 1997 Sarah Jane Smith: Alien Bodies N Miles, Lawrence 11-1997 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith makes an appearance. Doctor attends an auction for an Artifact, which turns out to be his own future dead body. 169348 2004 Sarah Jane Smith: All Done With Mirrors SS Bav, Christopher Short Trips: Past Tense. 4-2004 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor 169349 2002 Sarah Jane Smith: Amorality Tale N Bishop, David BBC Books original novel. 4-2002 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith. In the East End of London, the Doctor and Sarah get involved with gangsters and face a horror hiding in the Great Smog of 1952. 169350 1975 Sarah Jane Smith: Android Invasion, The T Season 13, 1975-1976. Four weekly parts, 11-22-1975 to 12-13-1975 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) and Doctor Who find themselves in the English village of Devesham near a Space Defence Station. But the village seems deserted, the telephones don’t work, calendars are stuck on the same date and suited figures are wandering about aimlessly. Who are the Kraals and what are their plans for Earth? At the end of the adventure, Sarah and the Doctor make their way back to the TARDIS. Sarah says she is going to take a taxi home, but when the Doctor offers to take her home instead, she smiles, “How can I refuse?” The two enter the ship and it vanishes. 169351 2000 Sarah Jane Smith: Android Maker of Calderon IV., The SS Doherty, Miche Short Trips and Sidesteps, BBC Books, 2000 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor 169352 1975 Sarah Jane Smith: Ark in Space, The T Season 12, 1974-1975. Four weekly parts, 1-25-1975 to 2-15-1975. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen), the Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker) and Harry Sullivan emerge from the TARDIS, which materializes in a darkened room on board a space station orbiting Earth. The sealed room does not have much air or heat in it and the travelers find it hard to breathe. The Doctor manages to turn the lights on, revealing instrumentation on the walls. harry curiously presses a button that opens an adjacent chamber into which Sarah wanders. She is trapped as the door slides shut. The Doctor and Harry open the door, but Sarah and Harry grow weaker as the Doctor discovers the life support circuits have been bitten through. The recovering Sarah lies down on a nearby couch while the Doctor and Harry run into the reactivated defense system that nearly electrocutes the Doctor. Sarah is teleported away by the couch to another part of the station. Lying half-sedated in the receiving chamber of the matter transmitter, Sarah hears a pre-recorded voice telling her to remain still and prepare for the “final phrase” of her processing. Another voice, that of the High Minister, praises her for making the supreme sacrifice that will preserve all their pasts. Cryonic gas flows over Sarah and she falls asleep. Harry and the Doctor find Sarah missing, search for her, and late find Sarah in a chamber in suspended animation. A woman revives from suspended animation and injects Sarah with an agent that will revive her. The adventure continues. They have to electrify the cryogenic chamber to stop Wirm from feeding on the sleepers. Sarah suggests using the transport ship, which must have its own power generators. The ship is close by, but they will have to run the cable through conduits or else the Wirm will simply cut it. The conduits are narrow and only Sarah is small enough to fit through them. As Sarah navigates through the conduits, she gets stuck just meters from the Doctor and almost gives up, until the Doctor goads her into crawling the last of it by calling her useless. The Doctor and Sarah rush to the transport desk, helping the others back into the Ark as the swarm enters the ship. The swarm goes on the transport ship and it explodes. Mankind is safe to repopulate the Earth. The Doctor goes down to the planet to repair the receiver unit. Harry and Sarah insist on coming along and they all are beamed down to Earth. 169353 2003 Sarah Jane Smith: Balloon Debate SS Forward, Simon A. Short Trips: Companions Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and K-9 169354 1995 Sarah Jane Smith: Black Destiny CB Russell, Gary, Martin Geraghty, and Bambos Georgiou Doctor Who Magazine 235-237 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169355 1977 Sarah Jane Smith: Body Snatcher, The CB Crompton, Paul Doctor Who Annual 1977 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169356 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Brain of Morbius, The T Season 13, 1975-1976. Four weekly parts, 1-3-1976 to 1-24-1976 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) and the Fourth Doctor arrive on the planet Karn where years ago the Time Lord known as Morbius tried to lead a revolution but was executed for his ambition. Sarah and Doctor Who discover that, thanks to Dr. Solon, the dead may rise. 169357 2001 Sarah Jane Smith: Bullet Time N McIntee, David BBC Books original novel Journalist Sarah Jane Smith encounters the Seventh Doctor in Hong Kong. 169358 2004 Sarah Jane Smith: Categorical Imperative SS Guerrier, Simon Short Trips: Monsters. 8-2004 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and all the Doctors. 169359 1996 Sarah Jane Smith: Christmas on a Rational Planet N Miles, Lawrence Journalist Sarah Jane Smith. Her writings are quoted but she does not appear in the series. 169360 1992 Sarah Jane Smith: City of Devils CB Danks, Vincent and Gary Russell 1992 Sarah-Jane Holiday Special Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169361 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Counter-Rotation CB Canning, John TV Comic 1280-1286 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169362 2008 Sarah Jane Smith: Crawlspace SS Forward, Simon A. Shelf Life Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169363 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Dalek Revenge!, The CB Canning, John TV Comic 1251-1258 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169364 1975 Sarah Jane Smith: Death Flower CB Haylock, Gerry TV Comic 1204-1214. 1/3-1975 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169365 1974 Sarah Jane Smith: Death to the Daleks T Season 11, 1973-1974. Four weekly parts, 2-23-1974 to 3-16-1974. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) and the Doctor crash land on the planet Exxilon after the TARDIS suffers a strange energy drain. (TARDIS: Time and Relative Dimension(s) in Space is a time machine and spacecraft piloted by Doctor Who). The Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith venture outside to investigate the cause of the interference and become separated. The Doctor is captured by the planet’s inhabitants, the savage Exxilons, but he escapes. Sarah is attacked by one of the creatures in the TARDIS, and is forced to flee outside into the night. Later, she finds a huge and pristine white City with a flashing beacon. Sarah is captured and taken to the Exxilons’ caves to be sacrificed by their High Priest. The Doctor and Sarah flee into a network of underground tunnels. A mechanical snake that defends the City nearly kills the Doctor and totally destroys a Dalek that follows the Doctor and Sarah along the tunnels. The Doctor and Sarah meet a group of underground-dwelling Exxilons -- exiled from the other because of their different beliefs and objectives. 169366 1993 Sarah Jane Smith: Dimensions in Time T 30th Anniversary Special. 11-26/27-1993 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). After a time jump, Susan changes into Sarah Jane Smith and the Doctor changes from the Sixth to the Third Doctor. 169367 2003 Sarah Jane Smith: Discourse of Flies, The SS Dew, Jeremy Short Trips: A Universe of Terrors Journalist Sarah Jane Smith. 169368 1996 Sarah Jane Smith: Doctor Who and the Fangs of Time CB Longcroft, Sean Doctor Who Magazine 243 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169369 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Doctor Who and the Pescatons P Pemberton, Victor Audio Play #1. LP, Cassette, CD. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). 169370 1991 Sarah Jane Smith: Doctor Who and the Pescatons N Pemberton, Victor Novelization of audio play. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). 169371 1974 Sarah Jane Smith: Doomcloud CB Doctor Who Holiday Special. Story occurs after “Scorched Earth” and before “The Five Doctors” Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Third Doctor 169372 1995 Sarah Jane Smith: Downtime MT Direct-to-Video Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Many years after trying to take over the world, the Great Intelligence is back once more. Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, now retired, and Sarah Jane Smith have to stop it, but this time without the Doctor’s help. Some while after Victoria had parted company with the Doctor on Earth in the 20th century (at the end of Fury from the Deep), she is lured back to the Detsen Monastery in Tibet (from The Abominable Snowmen) by a dream telling her she will be reunited with her late father there. Instead, she found that she had been contacted by the Great Intelligence, which still possessed the mind of Professor Travers (last seen in The Web of Fear). Nearly fifteen years later, in the present day, Victoria is now the vice chancellor of New World University. New World is an institution that claims to offer spiritual guidance to distraught youth. In reality, however, New World is the centre of operations for the Intelligence's plan to conquer the Earth by infecting the global network of computers. Both the administration and students await the coming of a "new world" that will be heralded by the arrival of the chancellor, the Intelligence-possessed Travers. Victoria's motives are well-meaning but misguided, having been manipulated with a promise of the "light of truth". The students themselves have been brainwashed through their computer courses and are slaves of the Intelligence. Outsiders refer to them as "chillys". The Intelligence needs a final missing Locus to attain its goal. It believes it is in the possession of the Brigadier, but it is actually with his daughter Kate and grandson Gordon on their narrowboat. New World attempts to gather information on the Brigadier by requesting an investigation by Sarah Jane Smith. Sarah lies about her knowledge of the Brigadier and later warns both him and UNIT. The Intelligence then arranges a meeting between the Brigadier and a corrupt UNIT captain named Cavendish. Throughout the story the Brigadier is aided by a New World student named Daniel Hinton, a former student of his from the Brendon School. The Intelligence's conditioning failed on Hinton, though at times he is still under its influence and at one point becomes a Yeti. He can communicate with the Brigadier through the bardo or astral plane. 169373 1996 Sarah Jane Smith: Downtime N Novelization of Direct-to-Video production. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Many years after trying to take over the world, the Great Intelligence is back once more. Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, now retired, and Sarah Jane Smith have to stop it, but this time without the Doctor’s help. Some while after Victoria had parted company with the Doctor on Earth in the 20th century (at the end of Fury from the Deep), she is lured back to the Detsen Monastery in Tibet (from The Abominable Snowmen) by a dream telling her she will be reunited with her late father there. Instead, she found that she had been contacted by the Great Intelligence, which still possessed the mind of Professor Travers (last seen in The Web of Fear). Nearly fifteen years later, in the present day, Victoria is now the vice chancellor of New World University. New World is an institution that claims to offer spiritual guidance to distraught youth. In reality, however, New World is the centre of operations for the Intelligence's plan to conquer the Earth by infecting the global network of computers. Both the administration and students await the coming of a "new world" that will be heralded by the arrival of the chancellor, the Intelligence-possessed Travers. Victoria's motives are well-meaning but misguided, having been manipulated with a promise of the "light of truth". The students themselves have been brainwashed through their computer courses and are slaves of the Intelligence. Outsiders refer to them as "chillys". The Intelligence needs a final missing Locus to attain its goal. It believes it is in the possession of the Brigadier, but it is actually with his daughter Kate and grandson Gordon on their narrowboat. New World attempts to gather information on the Brigadier by requesting an investigation by Sarah Jane Smith. Sarah lies about her knowledge of the Brigadier and later warns both him and UNIT. The Intelligence then arranges a meeting between the Brigadier and a corrupt UNIT captain named Cavendish. Throughout the story the Brigadier is aided by a New World student named Daniel Hinton, a former student of his from the Brendon School. The Intelligence's conditioning failed on Hinton, though at times he is still under its influence and at one point becomes a Yeti. He can communicate with the Brigadier through the bardo or astral plane. 169374 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Dredger CB Canning, John Mighty TV Comic 1305-1311 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169375 1994 Sarah Jane Smith: Duke of Dominoes, The SS Platt, Marc Decalog Volume #1, 3-17-1994. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor 169376 2004 Sarah Jane Smith: Eight Doctors of Christmas, The SS Griffiths, Matthew Short Trips: A Christmas Treasury. 12-2004 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Doctors 169377 1975 Sarah Jane Smith: Emperor’s Spy!, The CB Canning, John TV Comic 1232-1238 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169378 2003 Sarah Jane Smith: Eternity SS Blum, Jonathan Short Trips: Steel Skies. 12-2003 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor 169379 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Exploration Earth: The Time Machine R Episode #3, 4-27-1976. BBC Schools radio series, “Exploration Earth,” a series exploring geography using the Doctor Who format and elements to explore the processes of the creation of the Earth. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Doctor Who (Tom Baker). 169380 1983 Sarah Jane Smith: Five Doctors, The T 20th Anniversary Special. 11-25-1983. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Someone is plucking all the incarnations of the Doctor out of time and placing them in the Death Zone on Gallifrey, where they will meet old friends and enemies and play out the deadly Game of Rassilon, for the ultimate prize. But to lose is to win, and he who wins shall lose. Also taken out of time are Sarah Jane Smith. During the adventure, the Third Doctor rescues Sarah from her fall down an embankment. Sarah is mildly confused as she had seen the Third Doctor regenerate into the Fourth, but is glad to see the Doctor she once knew. The Third Doctor and Sarah come across a Raston Warrior Robot, according to the Doctor the most perfect killing machine ever devised. Able to move with blinding speed and fire bolts of metal at its targets, it detects its victims by motion. The Doctor and Sarah are unable to move without attracting the robot’s attention, but luck is on their side when a squad of Cybermen come over the ridge and are rapidly eliminated by the robot. Taking advantage of the distraction, the Doctor and Sarah run past the robot’s position, taking some rope and spare bolts from the robot’s cave. Reaching a cliff face just above the Tower, the Doctor uses the rope and bolts to form a grappling hook, and he and Sarah make it across the top of the Tower. Later, the Brigadier and Sarah get reacquainted, while the three Doctors try to translate an inscription written in Ancient Gallifreyan on a pedestal near a control panel. The Doctors and the companions finally say their good-byes to each other and reenter the TARDIS save for the Fifth Doctor. As he watches, the others are transported back to their proper times. The Fifth Doctor has no intention of returning. Why would he go on the run from his own people in a rickety old TARDIS. The Doctor replies, smiling, “Why not? After all, that’s how it all started.” 169381 2008 Sarah Jane Smith: Generation Gap SS Owen, David Short Trips: Transmissions. 7-2008 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Third Doctor 169382 1975 Sarah Jane Smith: Genesis of the Daleks T Season 12, 1974-1975. Six weekly parts, 3-8-1975 to 4-12-1975. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen), the Fourth Doctor and Harry Sullivan are intercepted while traveling between Earth and the Ark and transported to the planet Skaro on a mission for the Time Lords -- to prevent the creation of the Daleks. The trio are caught on a battlefield between two squads of combating soldiers. Harry and the Doctor are dragged into the bunker, and an unconscious Sarah is left among the dead. When she wakes up she wanders into the wastelands, unaware that she is being followed by Mutos, the exiled descendants of those mutated by chemical weapons early in the war. Sarah is taken prisoner, first by the Mutos, and then by Thal soldiers. They take her to the Thal dome as slave labourer. Sarah discovers the Thals are building a rocket that they hope will bring them victory in one decisive strike. Sarah organizes an abortive escape attempt among the slaves. They try to climb up the scaffolding but many Mutos and Kaled soldiers are killed in the process and Sarah falls off the scaffolding, screaming. She is rescued, but soon the Thal guards catch up to them and recapture them. The Doctor and Harry search for Sarah and rescue her. 169383 1996 Sarah Jane Smith: Ghosts of N-Space, The R Six Parts, BBC Radio 2, 1-20-1996 to 2-24-1996. Second Third Doctor radio play. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Doctor Who (Jon Pertwee). Sarah Jane Smith and her co-worker Jeremy Fitzoliver are on holiday in Sicily when they meet the Brigadier. The Brigadier is trying to help his Uncle Mario, who is being threatened by a mobster named Vilmio. Mario is also trying to deal with the ghosts that have been sighted in his castello. The Brigadier asks the Doctor to investigate the hauntings and determine their source. The Doctor reveals that the ghosts are "N-Bodies", or the souls of the deceased who have not yet left the physical plane. The ghosts are gathering around Mario's castello due to a fracture in the N-Space barrier; if the barrier were to fail, Earth would be overrun with the monsters that inhabit N-Space. The Doctor travels back to the 18th and 15th century in an attempt to locate the cause of the fracture. In the past he discovers that Vilmio is actually an alchemist called Vilmius who has discovered a method for extending his lifespan; now that he is nearing the end of his life, he wants to use the power of N-Space to give himself true immortality. He also plans to control the monsters in N-Space and use them to rule the world. Vilmius has been waiting centuries for a specific astrological conjunction to occur, which is scheduled to occur in the next few days. Vilmius' men storm the castello, allowing Vilmio access to the N-Space fracture. The Doctor and Sarah Jane, using a device the Doctor invented, send their N-bodies into the fracture as well. Inside N-Space, Sarah Jane's belief in the Doctor transforms his body into that of a heroic white knight, which allows the Doctor to defeat Vilmius and sever his N-Body's link with his physical body. The defeat comes too late, and Vilmius begins absorbing the N-Space energy into his body. In a last-ditch attempt, the Doctor increases the amount of N-Space energy funneling into Vilmius, which causes him to explode; the N-Space energy disperses harmlessly. 169384 1995 Sarah Jane Smith: Ground Zero CB Gray, Scot and Martin Geraghty Doctor Who Magazine 238-242 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169385 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Hand of Fear, The T Season 14, 1976. Four weekly parts, 10-2-1976 to 10-23-1976. Last regular appearance of Elisabeth Sladen in the role of Sarah Jane Smith in Doctor Who Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) and the Doctor are caught in a mining explosion when the TARDIS lands on Earth in a quarry. She is found clutching to what appears to be a fossilized hand, buried in 150-million-year-old stratum. Analysis shows the hand to be silicon-based and inert, but when Sarah begins to act as if possessed, the Doctor suspects it may still be alive. Not long after departure in the TARDIS, the Doctor is summoned back to Gallifrey and declares he cannot take Sarah with him. She has been bluffing about wanting to leave the TARDIS and is totally taken aback, and quite unready to be returned to Earth in her own time. 169386 1985 Sarah Jane Smith: Harry Sullivan’s War N Marter, Ian The Companions of Doctor Who Journalist Sarah Jane Smith. 169387 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Hoaxers, The CB Canning, John TV Comic 1291. 9-11-1976 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169388 1995 Sarah Jane Smith: Housewarming SS McIntee, David A. Decalog 2: Lost Property. 7-20-1995 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor 169389 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Hubert’s Folly CB Canning, John TV Comic 1273-1279 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169390 1999 Sarah Jane Smith: Interference: Book One (Shock Tactic) N Miles, Lawrence 8-1999 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Eighth Doctor and the Third Doctor. 169391 1999 Sarah Jane Smith: Interference: Book Two N Miles, Lawrence 8-1999 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Eighth Doctor. 169392 1974 Sarah Jane Smith: Invasion of the Dinosaurs T Season 11, 1973-1974. Six weekly parts, 1-12-1974 to 2-16-1974. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) and Doctor Who arrive in 1970s London to find that it has been evacuated, due to the mysterious appearance of dinosaurs. It turns out that the dinosaurs are being brought to London by way of a time machine in order to further a plan to revert London to a pre-technological level. Arriving in a deserted London plagued by looters and lawlessness, both are arrested on suspicion of being looters themselves but are freed to help combat the monsters that have necessitated the evacuation of London. Sarah sets out to gather her own evidence and meets an ecologist MP. She is drugged by him and when she wakes up is astounded to find herself on a vast spaceship. They are en route for a New Earth where mankind can begin again, closer to nature. Sarah is committed to the re-education program to enable her to think like them. The spaceship is fake and Sarah escapes after learning its true nature. Sarah is captured and returned to the ship. She and mark use the fake airlock to convince the travelers of the deception. The Doctor decides it is time for a holiday and offers to take Sarah Jane to the holiday planet of Florana. 169393 2005 Sarah Jane Smith: Island of Death N Letts, Barry BBC Books original novel. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Doctor find an island of death. 169394 1978 Sarah Jane Smith: Jackals of Space! CB Canning, John TV Comic Annual Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169395 2008 Sarah Jane Smith: Journey’s End T Episode #751. Episode #13 of the Fourth Series of British science fiction TV series Doctor Who. 7-5-2008. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). The Doctor’s body is healed. Sarah is saved from a Dalek extermination by Rose’s ex-boyfriend Mickey Smith and mother Jackie Tyler, who surrender with her to get aboard the Crucible. Sarah and others threaten to destroy the Crucible using a “Warpstar” that Sarah Jane had. The companions flee into the TARDIS as the Crucible self-destructs, and “tow” the Earth back into its original orbit with the aid of Sarah Jane’s supercomputer Mr. Smith, her robotic dog K-9 and the spatio-temporal rift in Cardiff. The Doctor now parts ways with his companions. Sarah Jane returns home to her son Luke. 169396 1981 Sarah Jane Smith: K-9 and Company: A Girl’s Best Friend T Pilot for a proposed series. 12-28-1981. Premise same as used for The Sarah Jane Adventures. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Plot Sarah Jane Smith finally visits her Aunt Lavinia, a semi-recurring unseen character first mentioned in The Time Warrior. When she arrives at her aunt's house, though, she finds that her learned relative has left early for a lecture tour in America, Christmas notwithstanding. Sarah is thus left disappointed by the prospect of another holiday without family. Fortunately, Lavinia's ward, Brendan Richards, breaks her moment of reflection on her aunt's sudden disappearance. After picking him up from the train station, they return to the house and discover a large crate that has been waiting for Sarah for a number of years. When they open it, they discover a mechanical dog named K-9. Upon activation, it tells Sarah that it is a gift from the Doctor. Brendan's curiosity about K-9 is matched only by Sarah's renewed concern over Lavinia's absence. They thus split up and follow their newfound obsessions. Sarah goes into town to question the locals, and Brendan stays behind to test the capabilities of Sarah's new "pet". In town, Sarah discovers that Lavinia has become disliked by some because of her blunt letters to the local newspaper editors about a growing practice of witchcraft in the area. Brendan, meanwhile, is attacked while using K-9 to analyse soil samples in Lavinia's garden. His attackers, George Tracey and his son, Peter, are tied in to the local coven. Unfortunately, both attackers flee before Brendan can get a good look at them. Since Tracey is actually Lavinia's gardener, he is naturally called in the next morning to investigate the damage the scuffle with Brendan caused to the garden. After Brendan attempts to brag about the pH balance of the soil, Tracey sharply comments that gardening is more about respect for nature than scientific theory. Otherwise, though, he doesn't betray his more sinister intent towards Brendan. Later that night, he sends his son out to kidnap the sleeping Brendan from the house. This time, Brendan's attacker is successful, stealing him out from under Sarah, who is elsewhere in the house, reading up on the local practise of witchcraft. Sarah is now increasingly suspect of Tracey, perhaps believing he would have the opportunity to commit the crime, even if she can't yet put her finger on the motive. She therefore finds a way to hide K-9 in Tracey's house. K-9 quietly monitors the household, until he eventually listens in on a conversation that implicates Tracey as a member of a coven. He also discovers that Tracey intends to kill Brendan in an act of ritual murder. When Tracey leaves his cottage, Sarah is able to retrieve K-9, who alerts his new mistress to the impending crime. Unfortunately, she has no way to enlist the aid of the local police or, really anyone else in the town, because she can't substantiate her claim of overhearing the conversation without also then having to explain who and what the anachronistic K-9 actually is. Realizing that she and K-9 are effectively on their own, she tries to figure out how to stop the sacrifice. Her first order of business is determining the when of it. Using Lavinia's books on witchcraft, she and K-9 deduce it must occur at midnight on the winter solstice, now just a few short hours away. The where of it is more elusive, however, causing the duo to drive around the shire looking at all the churches. As the last few minutes before midnight tick away, they finally realize that there's an abandoned chapel on Lavinia's property. Rushing home, K-9 and Sarah are briefly upset at missing something that was right under their noses all along. They arrive just in time for K-9 to use his blaster to stop the coven's Priest and Priestess from plunging a knife into Brendan's chest. Now stunned, the group's ringleaders are easily apprehended by the police. Finally able to celebrate Christmas, Sarah receives a call from her Aunt Lavinia. She's surprised that Sarah was worried about her, since she left instructions for her business partner to send Sarah a cable. As he turned out to be the High Priest of the coven, Sarah merely laughs and tells her aunt that she has a story to tell her about why that message never reached her. Meanwhile, K-9 tries to connect with the human holiday in his own way, teaching himself to sing "We Wish You a Merry Christmas". 169397 2005 Sarah Jane Smith: Lampblack Wars, The SS Sweet, Matthew Short Trips: The History of Christmas. 12-2005 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Third Doctor 169398 2005 Sarah Jane Smith: Last Broadcast, The SS Griffiths, Matthew Short Trips: A Day in the Life. 6-2005 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith, the Fourth Doctor and Harry. 169399 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Masque of Mandragora, The T Season 14, 1976. Six weekly parts, 9-4-1976 to 9-25-1976 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) and the Fourth Doctor have their hands full when an encounter with the living energy structure known as the Mandragora Helix leads the TARDIS to 15th century Italy. Between palace intrigue, the machinations of a sinister cult and a rogue fragment of Helix energy, there’s a lot to do. And not much time for when Mandragora swallows the Moon, it will be time to strike. 169400 1977 Sarah Jane Smith: Menace on Metalupiter CB Crompton, Paul Doctor Who Annual 1977 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169401 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Mind Snatch CB Canning, John TV Comic 1287-1290 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169402 1974 Sarah Jane Smith: Monster of Peladon, The T Season 11, 1973-1974. Six weekly parts, 3-23-1974 to 4-27-1974. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) and the Third Doctor returns, this time with Sarah, to the planet Peladon where once again the sacred beast Aggedor casts its shadow. 169403 1996 Sarah Jane Smith: Moving On SS Anghelides, Peter Decalog 3: Consequences, 7-18-1996 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and K-9. 169404 1995 Sarah Jane Smith: Naked Flame, The CB Gray, Warwick and Charlie Adlard Doctor Who Yearbook 1995 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169405 2005 Sarah Jane Smith: Neptune SS Dinnick, Richard Short Trips: The Solar System. 9-2005 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Third Doctor 169406 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Neuronic Nightmare CB Crompton, Paul Doctor Who Annual 1976 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169407 2008 Sarah Jane Smith: Numb SS Owen, David Short Trips: Defining Patterns. 3-2008 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Third Doctor 169408 2004 Sarah Jane Smith: Observer Effect SS Parkin, Lance Short Trips: 2040. 10-2004 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor. 169409 1998 Sarah Jane Smith: Old Flames SS Magrs, Paul Short Trips, BBC Books Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor 169410 2003 Sarah Jane Smith: Overture Too Early, An SS Guerrier, Simon Short Trips: The Muses. 9-2003. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and The Brigadier 169411 1993 Sarah Jane Smith: Paradise of Death, The R Five Episodes, BBC Radio 5, 8-27-1993 to 9-24-1993. Adventure is set between the TV stories, “The Time Warrior” and “Invasion of the Dinosaurs.” Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Doctor Who (Jon Pertwee). The Third Doctor, Sarah and the Brigadier investigate the shadowy machinations of the Parakon Corporation and their new theme park, Space World. 169412 1993 Sarah Jane Smith: Paradise of Death, The N Letts, Barry Novelisation Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Doctor Who (Jon Pertwee). The Third Doctor, Sarah and the Brigadier investigate the shadowy machinations of the Parakon Corporation and their new theme park, Space World. 169413 1974 Sarah Jane Smith: Perils of Paris CB Doctor Who Holiday Special. Story occurs after “The Time Thief” and before “Who’s Who?” Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Third Doctor 169414 1975 Sarah Jane Smith: Planet of Evil T Season 13, 1975-1976. Four weekly parts, 9-27-1975 to 10-18-1975. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) and Doctor Who arrive on the planet Zeta Minor when the TARDIS picks up a distress call. 169415 1974 Sarah Jane Smith: Planet of the Spiders T Season 11, 1973-1974. Six weekly parts, 6-4-1974 to 6-8-1974. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) and the Doctor investigate mysterious goings-on at a meditation retreat run by Tibetan monks and a colony of monstrous, evolved spiders. The Doctor must reflect on his past and reconcile with his present to defeat a deadly and possibly fatal challenge. Sarah visits Captain Mike Yates who is now attending a Tibetan meditation center in rural England and they witness some curious happenings at the centre. They stumble across Lupton, a middle-aged former salesman who has organized the retreat and is performing an incantation that conjures up a giant spider into the middle of the basement room. It jumps on Lupton’s back and disappears. The spider manifests itself in Lupton’s head telling him to seek out and locate a certain blue crystal. Sarah returns from the retreat and she and the Doctor swap spider tales. After the Doctor and Sarah fight the spiders, the Doctor collapses and dies. Sarah cries. The Doctor regenerates into a younger man. 169416 2004 Sarah Jane Smith: Primitives SS Seavey, John Short Trips: Life Sciences. 6-2004 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Third Doctor. 169417 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Psychic Jungle, The CB Crompton, Paul Doctor Who Annual 1976 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169418 1975 Sarah Jane Smith: Pyramids of Mars T Season 13, 1975-1976. Four weekly parts, 10-25-1975 to 11-15-1975. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) and Doctor Who quick realize that something is very wrong when they go off course and the TARDIS materializes inside a Victorian gothic mansion. The owner is missing and the estate has come under the control of a mysterious Egyptian. Cloth-wrapped Mummies rise up and roam the grounds, killing anyone in their path. A dangerous alien power is at work and the Doctor recognizes the mastermind of all this as Sutekh the Destroyer, the last of the Osirians. The Doctor must stop the ruthless Sutekh at all costs, or there may not be a future for them to return to. Sarah is in jeopardy throughout much of this adventure. 169419 2004 Sarah Jane Smith: Republican’s Story, The SS Russell, Andy Short Trips: Repercussions. 6-2004 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Third Doctor. 169420 1975 Sarah Jane Smith: Return of the Daleks! CB Asbury, Martin TV Comic 1215-1222. 3/5-1975 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169421 1975 Sarah Jane Smith: Revenge of the Cybermen T Season 12, 1974-1975. Four weekly parts, 4-19-1975 to 5-10-1975. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen), the Doctor and Harry return from Skaro by means of the Time Ring and find themselves back on Space Station Nerva, but millennia earlier, where a lethal infection is spreading through the crew. The adventure ends with the three rushing into the TARDIS as it dematerializes. 169422 1998 Sarah Jane Smith: Rights SS Grice, Paul Short Trips, BBC Books Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor 169423 1978 Sarah Jane Smith: Rival Robots, The CB Crompton, Paul Doctor Who Annual 1978 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169424 1974 Sarah Jane Smith: Robot T Season 12, 1974-1975. Four weekly parts, 12-28-1974 to 1-18-1975. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) and the Brigadier watch as the Third Doctor’s features fade into those of the Fourth. The newly regenerated Doctor is delirious, waking up to spout random lines from past adventures before falling unconscious again. The Brigadier summons the base medical officer, Lieutenant Harry Sullivan to take the Doctor to sickbay and care for him. Meanwhile, the Brigadier has to contend with the theft of the plans for the new disintegrator gun by what seems to be a mechanical monster. The theft is only the beginning of a plot to hold the world to nuclear ransom. The culprits are certain members of staff that work at the Scientific Reform Society who have stolen the beast and taught it to kill. When Sarah and the Brigadier return to the lab, they find Harry shut up in a locker and hear the wheezing sound of the TARDIS staring to take off. Sarah bangs frantically on the police box, causing the Doctor to pop his head out. Sarah tries to coax the still unstable Doctor out of the TARDIS by saying that they need his help to find a stolen secret weapon. She almost fails, until the Doctor finally recognizes her and the Brigadier. A giant robot attacks Sarah who runs, panicked. Sarah asks if the robot can be dangerous and the robot is ordered to kill but is unable to do so. Later, Sarah is saved by the Doctor who is forced to kill the re-programmed robot. Sarah is saddened at the robot’s demise. She realizes that the Doctor had to do what he had to do, but the robot had seemed so human. He suggests a trip in the TARDIS to cheer Sarah up. She agrees. Just as Harry enters asking where they are going. When the Doctor tells him, Harry considers the idea that a police box can go anywhere an absurd idea. The Doctor then invites Harry to step inside, just to prove that it is an illusion. Harry steps into the TARDIS, and is heard to exclaim in surprise. The Doctor and Sarah follow, grinning. Once they enter, the TARDIS dematerializes just as the Brigadier comes in. Seeing the empty corner of the lab, the Brigadier muses to himself that he will have to tell Buckingham Palace that the Doctor and Sarah will be a little late for dinner. 169425 2008 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Day of the Clown, The T Episodes #13-#14. 10-6-2008, 10-13-2008. Series 2 - 2008 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) Part One Luke Smith (Tommy Knight) is struggling to adjust to life without Maria Jackson (Yasmin Paige), she having moved to Washington, D.C. with her father. Meanwhile, the Chandras move into the Jacksons' old house on Bannerman Road and Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) starts an investigation into disappearing children in the area. Sarah Jane makes Luke and Clyde promise her that they will not reveal her alien investigating secrets to the newcomers to Bannerman Road. Clyde Langer (Daniel Anthony) and Luke meet new girl Rani Chandra at school. After Clyde sees a clown in school prior to the sudden disappearance of one of his friends, Rani reveals she is being stalked by a clown that no one else can see. With Clyde having got into trouble with the new Head teacher, Rani's father, Luke arranges to keep an eye on Rani in his place and goes round to her house to help her unpack. Sarah Jane and Clyde link the disappearances of the children to the Museum of the Circus, Clyde and two of the missing children having received tickets for it. Rani, who wants to become a journalist, begins her own investigation and makes the same connection to the Museum having found a ticket in a school book belonging to one of the missing children and having a ticket herself. Sarah Jane and Clyde explore the Museum of the Circus and encounter Elijah Spellman (Bradley Walsh). Soon they are joined by Rani and Luke and Spellman sets his robotic clowns on the group. Sarah Jane halts the clowns, as shown in the picture, with her sonic lipstick and Luke theorises that Spellman is an alien. As Sarah Jane, Luke, Clyde and Rani attempt to escape the building, Spellman reveals himself to have been the legendary Pied Piper of Hamelin and now Odd Bob the Clown seeking to feed off their fear. Part Two Sarah Jane and the rest escape through the back door. Then Sarah Jane tells Luke about why she's scared of clowns saying that the clown mannequin in her room came to life when she was young. The next morning, Rani looks out of her bedroom window and sees Odd Bob's balloon in her garden. When she gets to the school she tells Luke and Clyde, then a load of balloons fall down from the sky, all the school children pick them up (apart from Luke, Clyde and Rani) and fall under the spell from Odd Bob, behaving much like the Pied Piper story. But Clyde uses his phone to interfere with Odd Bob's control and the children are released. Then Odd Bob suddenly kidnaps Luke and Sarah Jane must face her fears to save Luke. Then Clyde uses his funny jokes to make Odd Bob scared. He then gets trapped in a box where nothing can get out not even thoughts. In the end Clyde says how the universe is always full of surprises. 169426 2008 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Enemy of the Bane T Episodes #21-#22. 12-1-2008, 12-8-2008. Series 2 - 2008. Final Serial of the second series. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Part 1 Gita is kidnapped from her florists late one night by Mrs. Wormwood, who leaves a cheque with her name on it. In the morning, Rani calls upon Sarah Jane to help her find her mother. Upon investigating the flower shop, they discover the cheque and take it back to Mr. Smith for analysis. Mr. Smith's scan reveals that the sort code and account number are fake, but are actually a code. When translated, they give an address of an abandoned warehouse. Rani and Sarah Jane find that the door is open and find Gita in a trance. Mrs. Wormwood enters and remarks on Rani being taller than Maria. Mrs. Wormwood tells Sarah Jane she needs her help. She says that since the Bane's plan to take over the Earth failed, she has been exiled and is being hunted. The Bane attacks, but they manage to escape. Sarah Jane takes Mrs. Wormwood back to her house and Mr. Smith locks her in a force field. Mrs. Wormwood says that an ancient immortal, Horath, tried to take over the galaxy, but was defeated three thousand years previously. Unable to destroy him, Horath's body and consciousness were separated and placed at opposite ends of the galaxy. Mrs. Wormwood says that the Bane have discovered Horath's consciousness, and are trying to find his body, which is located on Earth. Once united, she says the Bane will be able to conquer the galaxy. The only clue to the body's location is in the Tunguska Scroll, which is kept in UNIT's Black Archive, a secure storehouse of alien artifacts. Sarah Jane visits her old friend, retired Brigadier Sir Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart, to get his help to enter the Archive. Sarah Jane and Rani obtain the Tunguska Scroll, which has information on the location of the body of Horath. UNIT personnel stop her, but she uses her sonic lipstick and escapes with Rani and the Brigadier. Meanwhile Luke talks to Mrs. Wormwood and when the Bane attack the house, he releases her from the force field. She is about to escape when a Bane tries to eat her. Sontaran Commander Kaagh shoots it and reveals himself to be her agent. Part 2 Mrs. Wormwood saves Luke, trying to tell him something, then Clyde and Sarah Jane arrive. Sarah Jane, Luke, Clyde, Rani, the Brigadier and Mrs. Wormwood all hide in Gita's Flower shop so that UNIT cannot find them. Mrs. Wormwood asks Sarah Jane for the Scroll but she refuses. Commander Kaagh arrives and forces Sarah Jane to give it up by threatening Luke, Clyde and Rani. With the scroll in hand, Mrs. Wormwood forces Luke to go with her and Commander Kaagh. Mrs. Wormwood, Kaagh and Luke arrive at a factory where Kaagh has hidden his space pod. He places the Consciousness of Horath in a scroll. Mrs. Wormwood says to Luke that he could be a ruler of a galaxy as her son. Meanwhile the others go to Sarah Jane's House to speak to Mr. Smith, to try to find the whereabouts of Luke, Mrs. Wormwood and Kaagh. Once they find out, they borrow Gita's van and go after them. Mrs. Wormwood, Luke and Kaagh arrive at a stone circle where they force Luke to insert the scroll. Sarah Jane arrives. Kaagh betrays Mrs. Wormwood and he stops her by jumping into the portal and dragging her in with him. 169427 2007 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Eye of the Gorgon T Episodes #3-#4. 10-1-2007, 10-8-2007. Series 1 - 2007 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). After a tip-off from Clyde’s grandmother, the team investigate a local nursing home. Stories of visitations by a phantom-like run abound and soon they find themselves pursued by a spooky order of Sisters who hide a dark secret. Part 1 Sarah Jane and her companions investigate claims of sightings of a ghostly nun at Lavender Lawns, the local nursing home. Meanwhile, Chrissie Jackson moves into her ex-husband's house, but succeeds only in causing further problems with the family. Back at Lavender Lawns, an old lady gives Luke an ancient talisman, which is really the key to a portal in space and time. They find that a group of nuns are hiding an age-old creature, the Gorgon. When Sarah Jane refuses to give the talisman to the nuns, they kidnap Luke and Clyde and take the Gorgon and Maria to Sarah Jane's house where the Gorgon turns Maria's father to stone. [edit]Part 2 Having got what they came for, the nuns and Gorgon leave. Luke and Clyde escape from their entrapment via a secret passage. Mr. Smith tells Maria and Sarah that Alan is retrievable until 16:00. Luke and Clyde see the Gorgon stumble, but are unable to prevent the talisman beginning the process of joining the Gorgon Homeworld with Earth. The Gorgon - a parasite inside the Abbess - chooses Sarah Jane as its next host. Chatting with Bea reveals to Maria that the talisman can revert those turned to stone. Clyde distracts the nuns long enough that Luke grabs the talisman, disconnecting the portal. However, Sarah Jane and both boys are recaptured and locked in another room, though Sarah Jane is soon taken and tied next to the portal. Luke and Clyde escape again and join Sarah Jane just as the Gorgon begins to transfer itself, but Maria arrives and uses a mirror to revert the transfer and turn the Gorgon - and Abbess - to stone, freeing the nuns of mind-control. Maria disconnects the talisman and the portal shuts down forever. The talisman brings Alan back to flesh-and-blood and Chrissie leaves, reuniting with Ivan. 169428 2007 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Eye of the Gorgon N Novelization of Episodes #3-#4. 10-1-2007, 10-8-2007. Series 1 - 2007 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). After a tip-off from Clyde’s grandmother, the team investigate a local nursing home. Stories of visitations by a phantom-like run abound and soon they find themselves pursued by a spooky order of Sisters who hide a dark secret. Part 1 Sarah Jane and her companions investigate claims of sightings of a ghostly nun at Lavender Lawns, the local nursing home. Meanwhile, Chrissie Jackson moves into her ex-husband's house, but succeeds only in causing further problems with the family. Back at Lavender Lawns, an old lady gives Luke an ancient talisman, which is really the key to a portal in space and time. They find that a group of nuns are hiding an age-old creature, the Gorgon. When Sarah Jane refuses to give the talisman to the nuns, they kidnap Luke and Clyde and take the Gorgon and Maria to Sarah Jane's house where the Gorgon turns Maria's father to stone. [edit]Part 2 Having got what they came for, the nuns and Gorgon leave. Luke and Clyde escape from their entrapment via a secret passage. Mr. Smith tells Maria and Sarah that Alan is retrievable until 16:00. Luke and Clyde see the Gorgon stumble, but are unable to prevent the talisman beginning the process of joining the Gorgon Homeworld with Earth. The Gorgon - a parasite inside the Abbess - chooses Sarah Jane as its next host. Chatting with Bea reveals to Maria that the talisman can revert those turned to stone. Clyde distracts the nuns long enough that Luke grabs the talisman, disconnecting the portal. However, Sarah Jane and both boys are recaptured and locked in another room, though Sarah Jane is soon taken and tied next to the portal. Luke and Clyde escape again and join Sarah Jane just as the Gorgon begins to transfer itself, but Maria arrives and uses a mirror to revert the transfer and turn the Gorgon - and Abbess - to stone, freeing the nuns of mind-control. Maria disconnects the talisman and the portal shuts down forever. The talisman brings Alan back to flesh-and-blood and Chrissie leaves, reuniting with Ivan. 169429 2007 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Invasion of the Bane T Episode #1. 1-1-2007. New Year’s Day Special. The episode takes several concepts and ideas from the classic series, particularly those of Sarah's earlier life with UNIT and the Doctor. Among those are photographs of colleagues Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart and Harry Sullivan, and the pre-revival Daleks and Cybermen. She also differs herself from UNIT and Torchwood, preferring subtle methods to their "all guns blazing" attitude. Sarah also proposes the names "Harry" and "Alistair" for Luke, further references to Harry Sulivan and the Brigadier. References also exist to the 2005 revival and associated shows. The most prominent of these is the alien Sarah Jane helps to send home, who is of the same race as "Mary", from the Torchwood episode "Greeks Bearing Gifts". Additionally, the "deadlock seal" on the factory door was previously used as a technology that a sonic device could not penetrate in "Bad Wolf" and "School Reunion". Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). News Media. TV Reporter (Olivia Hill). Investigative Journalist Sarah Jane Smith teams up with a thirteen-year-old Maria Jackson who discovers the existence of aliens and that the Bane, creators of a soft drink called Bubble Shock! harbor a destructive secret. The episode starts with a 13-year old girl, Maria Jackson (Yasmin Paige), and her recently divorced father Alan (Joseph Millson) moving into a house opposite journalist and former time-traveller Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). The night after they have moved in, Maria is woken by an ethereal light emanating from Sarah Jane's house, which she discovers, to her amazement and later horror, to be Sarah conversing with a butterfly-like alien species. The next morning, her neighbour Kelsey Hooper (Porsha Lawrence Mavour) visits and welcomes her. She invites Maria into town, using the free "Bubble Shock!" bus to travel there and tour the factory. Once they arrive at the factory, they are lead to a security scanner, which surreptitiously collects their DNA to transfer to an "Archetype" (Tommy Knight) under the supervision of the factory's owner, Mrs Wormwood (Samantha Bond). Sarah Jane, having overheard the girls making plans, follows them to the factory and interviews Mrs. Wormwood, and how she was able to get approval for the drink so fast, and why the Bane, an ingredient unique to the drink, was "resisting" analysis, to which she is told that all that Bubble Shock! is doing is satisfying the needs of the Western world. On Sarah's way out, she is almost killed by Wormwood's secretary. Kelsey wanders from the tour and attempts to phone her friend, but disturbs an unknown beast, the Bane Mother, to the annoyance of the staff, to which Wormwood orders the alarms switched off and Sarah Jane killed. Maria attempts to phone Kelsey, but sets off the alarms again, causing the Archetype to escape, transferring the focus upon him. Maria, while escaping, encounters him, who just mimics her, and they escape into a women's bathroom. Sarah Jane then enters, and although they are surprised to see each other, they manage to escape the factory, albeit without Kelsey. When they arrive back on Bannerman Road, Sarah warns Maria not to get involved as her life is too dangerous. Meanwhile, Kelsey is accosted by the factory guards, which causes her to rant about the treatment she has received. Wormwood subdues her by revealing her true form, and having discovered Kelsey and Sarah Jane live on the same street, uses her PR representative Davey (Jamie Davis) to escort her home. Once there, Maria realises upon sight of Kelsey that Davey had discovered Sarah and tries to run into Sarah Jane's house. Eventually realising their intent, Sarah Jane brings them inside, with Davey, now as a Bane, giving chase. Sarah Jane is able to repel Davey and then, upon discovery of the attic by Kelsey, tells the teenagers about aliens: years ago, she met the Doctor, a man like no other, who took her through time and space. The adventures suddenly ended, but when they met by chance (in "School Reunion") not long ago, they realised they were still fond for each other. Once Sarah Jane has analysed that the Bane ingredient was sentient, she contacts Wormwood and politely requests that she leaves Earth. Wormwood refuses, and in retaliation takes control of the majority of the human race. Sarah Jane races to the factory, but cannot enter until she drives the bus into a wall. Wormwood reveals the Bane Mother, and explains the Archetype is a conglomerate of human DNA designed to be investigated so that Bubble Shock could be improved. The Archetype uses an alien communicator Sarah Jane had been given, realising that the signal would be strong enough to kill the Bane Mother, and Sarah Jane, Maria, and the Archetype escape as the factory explodes. The following evening, Sarah Jane agrees to adopt the Archetype and agrees with Maria to call him "Luke", since that was what she wanted to name her child if she ever had one. The episode closes with a monologue by Sarah Jane that while space may be strange, adventures may be had on Earth, if one knows where to look. Elisabeth Sladen, who previously played Sarah Jane between 1973 and 1976 is among the most recognisable characters in the show's history. In 1981, she was offered the role again to ease the transition between the Fourth and Fifth Doctors, which she declined, but agreed to star in the pilot (and only episode) for the spin-off series K-9 and Company, which brought her together with K-9, another popular character. After her appearance in The Five Doctors in 1983, she temporarily stopped acting in order to raise her family, but lent her voice to several Big Finish audio productions.[5] 169430 2008 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Last Sontaran, The T Episodes #11-#12. 9-29-2008. Series 2 - 2008 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) Part One Alan Jackson (Joseph Millson) is offered a job in Washington, D.C. in the United States of America, but seeks daughter Maria's (Yasmin Paige) and ex-wife Chrissie's (Juliet Cowan) approval before he relocates himself and Maria there. After strange lights are sighted around the Tycho Radio Tower, Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen), Luke Smith (Tommy Knight), Clyde Langer (Daniel Anthony) and Maria investigate. As shown in the picture, they discover Sontaran Commander Kaagh (Anthony O'Donnell), the only survivor of the Tenth Sontaran Battle Fleet which was otherwise seen to be destroyed in Doctor Who episode "The Poison Sky". Kaagh plans to avenge his fleet by bringing Earth's satellites down on nuclear power plants across the world thereby wiping out all of humanity with the resultant explosions. Part Two Falling to overpower Kaagh as he implements his plan, Sarah Jane, Luke, Clyde and Maria are saved by the arrival of Alan and Chrissie, the latter discovering the truth about Sarah Jane's alien investigations. Chrissie knocks Kaagh unconscious by jamming the high-heel of her shoe into the probic vent on the back of his neck, but an electrical charge also knocks her out and Alan and Maria think they can pass the day's events off to her as a dream. Luke is able to deactivate the computer Kaagh has rigged to ground the satellites and with his ship's weapons deactivated, Kaagh is sent back to his home planet, Sontar. Six weeks later, Alan and Maria leave for America. Chrissie reveals to Sarah Jane that she remembers everything about the Sontaran incident. 169431 2007 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Lost Boy, The T Episodes #9-#10. 11-12-2007, 11-19-2007. Series 1 - 2007 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) discovers that Luke is the exact visual and genetic double of a missing boy called Ashley. She is forced to relinquish him to his new “parents,” but while she investigates an institute that has been using alien technology, Luke discovers that his new parents are actually the Slitheen, who have kidnapped Luke in association with a “Xylok” who is actually Mr. Smith. Part 1 Following on from Alan's discovery of what Sarah Jane and Maria do together in Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?, he threatens to move house again, only to have a change of heart when he sees how upset Maria is. His condition for not moving away, however, is that he is kept up to date with their battles against aliens. However, a news report on a family searching for their son, Ashley, who has been missing for five months, brings a shock; for Ashley looks exactly like Luke. Mr. Smith compares their DNA, and confirms that Luke and Ashley are genetic matches; apparently Luke was not 'grown' by the Bane, but was a kidnapped boy. Chrissie calls the police and reports Sarah Jane as a child abductor; Sarah Jane is arrested and the police release Luke into the custody of Ashley's parents, Jay and Heidi, and Sarah Jane kept by the police, only for UNIT to intervene and have her released. Depressed, Sarah Jane decides she was wrong to involve children and tells Maria to stay away from her. Mr. Smith suggests to her that she have a case to take her mind off things, and she visits a research centre where alien technology is being used to conduct experiments into telekinesis, where she meets an annoying child prodigy, Nathan. That night, Luke's new parents watch television and switch over to a channel that glows green; they announce to the 'Xylok' that 'they have the boy'. Luke's new parents are extremely abusive towards him, keeping him locked up in his room at all times. Clyde plays truant to visit him, but Heidi does not allow him to see Luke. Heidi claims that her son is a keen skateboarder, which worries Clyde as he knows Luke has a poor sense of balance and is a dreadful skateboarder; he decides to bring a photo of Jay and Heidi to Mr. Smith. Luke goes frantic upon seeing Clyde leave the house, and desperately begins making attempts to escape. Mr. Smith, meanwhile, sends Sarah Jane back to the lab to steal one of the headsets there, which he claims he needs to analyse to work out Nathan's plans. Clyde gets to the house only seconds after Sarah Jane has left, but takes the photo to Mr. Smith anyway, only for Mr. Smith to confess that he faked the photo. It turns out that Mr. Smith is the Xylok, and he fires a bolt of energy at Clyde, causing him to vanish. Back at Luke's new home, his 'parents' are meeting with Nathan, just as he is breaking out of his room, with the result that he fails to escape, but succeeds in discovering that his parents are actually Slitheen using improved compression technology, and Nathan is the same child Slitheen Luke encountered previously, now in a new disguise, and he will have his revenge. Part 2 Clyde awakes to find himself inside Mr. Smith as Sarah Jane Smith returns from the Pharos Institute, having successfully stolen a telekinetic headset. Elsewhere, Maria and Mr. Jackson go to Ashley's house, where they find a skinsuit and Maria realises the Slitheen have Luke. Mr. Jackson then receives a message on his computer from Clyde, who states Mr. Smith has turned evil. The Jacksons and Sarah Jane confront Mr. Smith and are nearly killed as it fires a bolt of energy from a built-in gun. The Slitheen take Luke to the Pharos Institute where they test his abilities. Luke overcomes the Slitheen and escapes, as Maria, Mr. Jackson and Sarah Jane arrive. Working together, they discover Mr. Smith's intentions with Luke and Mr. Jackson adapts a computer virus that could destroy Mr. Smith. Using the Slitheen teleporter, Sarah Jane arrives in her attic, where Mr. Smith is using Luke to crash the Moon into the earth, to release other Xylok from within the Earth. Clyde returns when Mr. Smith states he is merciful, but threatens the duo with its gun. Mr. Smith says that Sarah Jane is 'alone and defenseless'. Sarah Jane retaliates, saying 'You think I'm alone, you think I'm defenseless, well meet my dog, K9 PROTECT ME!' Sarah Jane unlocks a safe and K-9 launches several laser beams at Mr. Smith. The robots battle and Sarah Jane inserts the virus, which makes Mr. Smith forget its purpose. As the Moon grows closer to the Earth, Sarah Jane tells Mr. Smith it has a new purpose: to safeguard planet Earth. The Moon returns to its original position, K-9 goes back to the safe to guard the black hole and the Slitheen return to Raxacoricofallapatorius. As Sarah Jane, Maria, Luke, Clyde, Alan and Chrissie watch the ship leave, Sarah Jane reflects how she never thought she could be part of a family. 169432 2008 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Mark of the Berserker, The T Episodes #17-#18. 11-3-2008, 11-10-2008. Series 2 - 2008 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) Part 1 Luke Smith is going for a sleepover at Clyde Langer's house whilst Sarah Jane goes away for the weekend. Clyde's estranged father Paul turns up hoping to get to know his son. Jacob, the unpopular kid in school, is in possession of an alien pendant. Jacob discovers that he can use it to control other people. When he takes a teacher's and other student's voice in a detention, Jacob rushes to the bathroom to wash the handmark off. When he successfully does so, Rani knocks on the door and distracts him. Jacob leaves the room but hides outside. Rani enters the bathroom cautiously, and finds the time-watch. When she discovers, through instructing her dad, that it can control people, she takes it to Sarah Jane's house for Mr. Smith to investigate it. Sarah Jane, however, has disabled Mr. Smith while she is away. Rani leaves the pendant hanging on a roof beam. Clyde tells his father about the adventures he has with Luke, "saving the world". When his father does not believe him, Clyde takes him to visit Sarah Jane's attic. While Clyde shows him some of the objects in the attic and tells him about Mr. Smith, Paul pockets the pendant. When they leave the house, Rani's father spots them and comes over to investigate. In possession of the alien pendant, Paul discovers that he can control people, after making Rani's father a victim of the pendant for the second time that day. After Luke and Rani turn up, Paul instructs his son Clyde, over whom he now has control, to forget who they are and that he has ever seen them before. Clyde, as he must, accepts his father's command. Part 2 Luke and Rani send a picture of the pendant to Maria and her father to investigate as her father can hack into UNIT. They discover that using the pendant can give you hand marks. Rani's father refuses to stop the pressups. Paul gets everything he wants for free, and uses this as a bonding method with his son. He instructs Clyde to forget about how he left him and his mum when he was young and, indeed, to forget about his mum. The pendant takes over Paul's skin. He cannot control it and collapses. He announces that he is the Berserker and that Clyde is his soldier. Sarah Jane appears and Clyde recognizes her. She tells him that his mum, Rani, and Luke are the most important people in his life when he asks who they are. Clyde and his mum talk Paul through his memories, whilst Sarah Jane shows him a reflection of himself in the mirror, and he remembers who he really is. Everyone who the Berserker commanded has their commands undone. Clyde tries to get his mum and dad back together, but Paul tells his son that he has made his Mum's sister pregnant. Clyde tells his father he doesn't need him and not to mess up with this baby. Clyde tells his mother to forget about the pendant, what she knows about Sarah Jane's adventures with her son, and his father. Clyde chucks away the pendant, into the sea. Sarah Jane reveals that her parents died when she was young and she would do anything to see them again. When Clyde is gone, she takes out a picture of her mother and father and rubs her finger over the latter. 169433 2007 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Revenge of the Slitheen N Laight, Rupert Novelization of Episode #2. 9-24-2007 to 10-1-2007. Series 1 - 2007 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). On Maria and Luke’s first day of school, something is wrong. The food is off, the place smells strange and some of the teachers are acting suspiciously. With the help of Sarah Jane and their new friend Clyde, they uncover an unearthly plot that is culminating in their school’s new technology block. Part 1 Maria and Luke start their new school but find all is not as it seems. Aided by Sarah Jane and their new friend Clyde, they find the Slitheen, old enemies of the Doctor, this time disguised as teachers, have taken control of the technology block and are trying to switch off the sun. Luke unknowingly gives the Slitheen the code to start the machine, and they start to absorb the power of the sun. Sarah Jane investigates the company controlling the science block, and Maria, Luke and Clyde investigate the school. Sarah Jane is attacked by a female Slitheen who disguised herself as a company secretary, Janine, Luke finds a secret room and is confronted by the Slitheen commander, his headmaster Blakeman, whilst Maria and Clyde are chased first by their Slitheen science teacher, Mr. Jeffrey and then the school genius, Carl, unzips in front of them to reveal a child Slitheen. Part 2 They all manage to escape and head back to Sarah Jane's house. Clyde figures out that the Slitheen are negatively affected by vinegar, and the team head off back to the school with squirty bottles of vinegar. After Maria uses the vinegar to blow up the Slitheen commander Blakeman, they head over to the secret room in the block and Luke tricks the Slitheen by telling them the machine won't take the power of the sun. He turns the machine off and uses the Sonic Lipstick to cause the machine to malfunction. As the room explodes, the continental Slitheen, still disguised, escape whilst Janine is electrocuted and explodes and Jeffery and Carl are trapped. They beg for Sarah's help, and she tries to open the door, but Jeffery is killed when the technology explodes. However, at the same time, Carl escapes using a teleport. Sarah Jane is highly affected by this, as she is unaware of the teleport and thinks Carl is dead with his dad. Afterwards, she tells Clyde about her travels with the Doctor, and then accepts him into the team, before sharing a long hug with Luke. 169434 2007 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Revenge of the Slitheen T Episode #2. 9-24-2007 to 10-1-2007. Series 1 - 2007 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). On Maria and Luke’s first day of school, something is wrong. The food is off, the place smells strange and some of the teachers are acting suspiciously. With the help of Sarah Jane and their new friend Clyde, they uncover an unearthly plot that is culminating in their school’s new technology block. Part 1 Maria and Luke start their new school but find all is not as it seems. Aided by Sarah Jane and their new friend Clyde, they find the Slitheen, old enemies of the Doctor, this time disguised as teachers, have taken control of the technology block and are trying to switch off the sun. Luke unknowingly gives the Slitheen the code to start the machine, and they start to absorb the power of the sun. Sarah Jane investigates the company controlling the science block, and Maria, Luke and Clyde investigate the school. Sarah Jane is attacked by a female Slitheen who disguised herself as a company secretary, Janine, Luke finds a secret room and is confronted by the Slitheen commander, his headmaster Blakeman, whilst Maria and Clyde are chased first by their Slitheen science teacher, Mr. Jeffrey and then the school genius, Carl, unzips in front of them to reveal a child Slitheen. Part 2 They all manage to escape and head back to Sarah Jane's house. Clyde figures out that the Slitheen are negatively affected by vinegar, and the team head off back to the school with squirty bottles of vinegar. After Maria uses the vinegar to blow up the Slitheen commander Blakeman, they head over to the secret room in the block and Luke tricks the Slitheen by telling them the machine won't take the power of the sun. He turns the machine off and uses the Sonic Lipstick to cause the machine to malfunction. As the room explodes, the continental Slitheen, still disguised, escape whilst Janine is electrocuted and explodes and Jeffery and Carl are trapped. They beg for Sarah's help, and she tries to open the door, but Jeffery is killed when the technology explodes. However, at the same time, Carl escapes using a teleport. Sarah Jane is highly affected by this, as she is unaware of the teleport and thinks Carl is dead with his dad. Afterwards, she tells Clyde about her travels with the Doctor, and then accepts him into the team, before sharing a long hug with Luke. 169435 2008 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Secrets of the Stars T Episodes #15-#16. 10-20-2008, 10-27-2008. Series 2 - 2008 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) Part 1 The scene opens up on a woman, Cheryl visiting an astrologer to see her future in the stars. The man is a con artist, deceiving his customers to get money out of them, to which he finally admits this to the woman who has been visiting him frequently. He walks to the window where a shooting star is heading exactly for his house, and he is possessed by an unknown being in front of the woman. Later, Luke, Clyde and Rani are visiting an exhibition with the astrologer, Martin Trueman, as the event is free. Rani's Parents and Sarah Jane also show up and each person fills in a card with their birthday and star signs on it and hand it to Cheryl who is now working with the astrologer. Luke is slightly upset given that he does not have a star sign as he was never born, but activated. The show starts and Trueman begins to ask random dates and three people including Clyde stand up, as this is their birthday, although Clyde is unsure why he stood up. Sarah Jane tells him its a trick of persuasion and she is sceptical about the entire show. Next he asks for a person and begins to tell truths about her life, as the woman herself is shocked but enjoying the show. Sarah Jane then tells Luke, Clyde and Rani that the woman was a plant and that Martin Trueman already knew her. Next Martin calls on Rani, and starts detailing that she has recently moved house and gives few details about her family. Rani is slightly amazed but not suspicious. Next he calls on Sarah Jane Smith, and begins detailing her travels with the Doctor in front of the audience, no-one but Sarah Jane, Luke and Clyde (and possibly Rani) could know of these stories and Sarah Jane is instantly suspicious. Martin Trueman then predicts her downfall. Part 2 Clyde threatens Sarah but they manage to talk him out of it, which leads Sarah Jane to believe that Trueman's control on people can be repressed by persuading them to do something that they do not normally want to do. Meanwhile, using in his broadcast to the world, Martin Trueman takes over each star sign one by one, starting with Gemini - including Rani's mother. The world is in confusion as people are accepting the 'Ancient Lights'. Sarah Jane and the gang head to the New Theatre[disambiguation needed] in East Acton to stop the broadcast, but the possessed Children of Gemini threaten to stop them. Clyde bluffs his way through by making up horoscopes. The Ancient Lights create a portal through to the theatre. Martin reveals that Luke's theory on the Ancient Lights is true. Martin insinuates that in the old universe, they used to control all lifeforms. The Ancient Lights survived the Big Bang and needed Martin Trueman to rule the world because, he was the 'Chosen One'. Sarah Jane tries to talk him out of it but to no avail. Rani and Luke try to shut down the broadcast by flicking the mains switch off, but it is protected by the Ancient Lights' energy. Rani is an Aries and eventually becomes possessed, leaving only people with the star-sign of Taurus, which includes Sarah Jane, not under Trueman's control. However Luke, who was not born and so does not have a star-sign, realises he can stop the power of the Ancient Lights by breaking Trueman's circle. Realising that he has been beaten, Trueman cannot bear to return to his former life and instead chooses to become one with the stars, disappearing in a trail of golden dust. In the aftermath, the unaware Earth authorities begin a search for Trueman, and Sarah Jane declares the date will be Luke's equivalent to a birthday. 169436 2008 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Temptation of Sarah Jane Smith, The T Episodes #19-#20. 11-17-2008, 11-24-2008. Series 2 - 2008 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) Part 1 A child, Oscar, from the 1950s walks into a time fissure and is transported to the current year. Unbeknown to Sarah Jane, who takes him back, he did it deliberately under the command of the Trickster. Having spotted a milestone, she later asks Mr. Smith about the village she could see in the distance, discovering it was Foxgrove, the village where she was born. When Luke inquires about her odd behaviour, she shows him a photograph of her parents and tells him of how they abandoned her as a baby by the side of the road before being killed in a car accident, leaving her to be looked after by her aunt. Though realising that the time fissure was a trap and initially refusing herself the opportunity to go back and meet her parents, that evening she does so, but accompanied by Luke who had anticipated her actions. Rani and Clyde ask Mr. Smith where they have gone, and realise that she has gone back to when her parents were alive. Then the box from the episode Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?, the box that Maria had lights up. Sarah Jane and Luke spot her mother at the village fete carrying Sarah Jane as a baby. When they shake hands with Sarah's father, they introduce themselves as David and Victoria Beckham. Luke spots the child they 'helped' earlier and follows him. Sarah Jane has a conversation with her mother, who reveals her plan is for Sarah Jane to have siblings. Sarah Jane leaves before she is forced to hold herself in baby form, which would have created a paradox. On seeing a newspaper, Sarah Jane realizes that the day she has visited is the day her parents died. She ignores Luke's warning that changing time was a trap, and sabotages her father's car thereby preventing the accident. The child, Oscar, reveals that he is in fact a Graske. Sarah Jane and Luke go through the time fissure again and discover that present-day London has been destroyed. The Trickster then appears before Sarah Jane and mockingly thanks her for all she has done for him. Part 2 Sarah Jane demands to know how saving her parents could have altered time so drastically, to which the Trickster explains the village was built on a fault in time. Sarah Jane's tampering with a fixed point in time opened this fault, allowing the Trickster to physically enter their reality and ravage Earth for the last half century. Sarah Jane and Luke go back through the fissure as the Trickster gloats he has already won. Meanwhile, Clyde and Rani explore the ruined London, reduced to rock formations and worked by the last surviving human slaves who are led by the Trickster's Graske. The slaves are being made to mine resources so that the Trickster may create a ship and extend his reach to the rest of the universe. Clyde and Rani implore the Graske to help them restore the original timeline but he explains that if he did the Trickster would punish him; years ago the Graske had nearly died in space, but had been saved by the Trickster in return for eternal servitude. Clyde promises the Graske that if he helps them, they will give him the puzzle box to free him from the Trickster. The Graske agrees and reopens the fissure so that Rani can tell Sarah Jane the new information. In the past, Sarah Jane's parents come to realise who she is and what she was trying to prevent. However, their touch now instantly withers any organic life they hold and they realise it is their destiny to drive off this day. After telling their daughter how proud they are of her, they both enter the new repaired car and drive off. The Trickster begins to fade, unable to see how the timeline could have been restored. Sarah Jane proudly states that the Trickster's plan never considered that her parents would willingly sacrifice themselves to save the world. The Trickster vanishes, howling in pain. Back in the modern day, the timeline is restored around the Graske and Clyde, who gives the alien the box. The Graske teleports away, beaming over its newly returned freedom. The fissure reopens as Sarah Jane, Luke and Rani return. Later at home, Sarah Jane reminisces over her parents. Although she could not save them, she finally knows why they left and is incredibly proud of them. Mysteriously, the camera pans to an old piece of paper reading "Mr. Smith, I Need You" on Sarah Jane's desk. 169437 2008 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: The Ghost House N Cole, Stephen BBC Audiobook Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) 169438 2007 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: The Glittering Storm N Cole, Stephen BBC Audiobook Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) 169439 2007 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: The Thirteenth Stone N Richards, Justin BBC Audiobook Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) 169440 2008 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: The Time Capsule N Anghelides, Peter BBC Audiobook Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) 169441 2007 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Warriors of Kudlak T Episodes #5-#6. 10-15-2007, 10-22-2007. Series 1 - 2007 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Searching for a missing teenager, Sarah Jane and Maria investigate Combat 3000, a laser-tag centre, unaware that Luke and Clyde are playing the game. Part 1 When 'Combat 3000', the new laser-tag centre, arrives near Sarah Jane, a young teenager called Lance Metcalf visits it, where he mysteriously disappears. When Sarah Jane starts investigating, she discovers twenty-four children have previously gone missing. Meanwhile Luke tries to master being funny but can't quite do it. He also doesn't understand games. Therefore Clyde takes Luke to 'Combat 3000'. Sarah soon discovers that there have been mysterious storms at the time of the disappearances and that Mr. Grantham and Kudlak are working for the Mistress, leader of 'Combat 3000'. Luke and Clyde manage to survive Round One and are challenged to make it to the door to the championships, facing other expert 'Combat 3000' players. When Luke and Clyde are very close to the door, they are attacked. Soon, Clyde and Luke manage to escape and are locked in a room where they mysteriously disappear. Meanwhile, Mr. Grantham points a gun at Sarah and Maria but Sarah uses her Sonic Lipstick to help her escape. Maria and Sarah arrive in a different room where they are then confronted by Kudlak. Part 2 They successfully escape Kudlak after creating a diversion, and return to Mr. Smith, who informs them of who Kudlak is and the background to his race. He is a member of the Uvodni race, and they were part of a planetary alliance fighting against the Malakh. The Malakh won the ensuing battle, but the Uvodni would not quit, and continued fighting. Eventually, Kudlak was injured on the front line and forced to leave fighting to others. He was thus sent out as part of an Imperial Fleet to recruit "warriors" from other worlds. His ship [and, likely, all the others] were led by a Mistress, who kept the War-adrenaline in Kudlak alive. After decades of recruiting (mostly Terran) children via war-games - called 'Combat 3000' - Kudlak - or rather Mr. Grantham - abducted Clyde and Luke. Meanwhile, Luke and Clyde rescue other children from their crates, including Lance and a girl called Jen. Mr. Grantham breaks into Sarah Jane's home, but is overpowered by electrocution. Back on the Uvodni ship, the children make their way to a shuttle craft, but are again captured. Sarah Jane and Maria blackmail Grantham into transmitting them to the Uvodni ship, where they find and talk to The Mistress. When Kudlak brings the children to The Mistress, everyone is reunited. Preparing to kill them, Kudlak is stopped by Luke, who has discovered a message made by the Uvodni Emperor ten years ago, revealing an Armistice has been made with the Malakh. Not programmed to recognise "peace" as a concept, the computer Mistress had buried the message and kept leading Kudlak in recruitments. With the truth revealed, Kudlak destroys The Mistress, releases the children and swears to do what he can to reunite all the surviving past-recruits with their families. 169442 2007 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Warriors of Kudlak N ` Novelization of Episodes #5-#6. 10-15-2007, 10-22-2007. Series 1 - 2007. 11-1-2007 novelization. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Searching for a missing teenager, Sarah Jane and Maria investigate Combat 3000, a laser-tag centre, unaware that Luke and Clyde are playing the game. Part 1 When 'Combat 3000', the new laser-tag centre, arrives near Sarah Jane, a young teenager called Lance Metcalf visits it, where he mysteriously disappears. When Sarah Jane starts investigating, she discovers twenty-four children have previously gone missing. Meanwhile Luke tries to master being funny but can't quite do it. He also doesn't understand games. Therefore Clyde takes Luke to 'Combat 3000'. Sarah soon discovers that there have been mysterious storms at the time of the disappearances and that Mr. Grantham and Kudlak are working for the Mistress, leader of 'Combat 3000'. Luke and Clyde manage to survive Round One and are challenged to make it to the door to the championships, facing other expert 'Combat 3000' players. When Luke and Clyde are very close to the door, they are attacked. Soon, Clyde and Luke manage to escape and are locked in a room where they mysteriously disappear. Meanwhile, Mr. Grantham points a gun at Sarah and Maria but Sarah uses her Sonic Lipstick to help her escape. Maria and Sarah arrive in a different room where they are then confronted by Kudlak. Part 2 They successfully escape Kudlak after creating a diversion, and return to Mr. Smith, who informs them of who Kudlak is and the background to his race. He is a member of the Uvodni race, and they were part of a planetary alliance fighting against the Malakh. The Malakh won the ensuing battle, but the Uvodni would not quit, and continued fighting. Eventually, Kudlak was injured on the front line and forced to leave fighting to others. He was thus sent out as part of an Imperial Fleet to recruit "warriors" from other worlds. His ship [and, likely, all the others] were led by a Mistress, who kept the War-adrenaline in Kudlak alive. After decades of recruiting (mostly Terran) children via war-games - called 'Combat 3000' - Kudlak - or rather Mr. Grantham - abducted Clyde and Luke. Meanwhile, Luke and Clyde rescue other children from their crates, including Lance and a girl called Jen. Mr. Grantham breaks into Sarah Jane's home, but is overpowered by electrocution. Back on the Uvodni ship, the children make their way to a shuttle craft, but are again captured. Sarah Jane and Maria blackmail Grantham into transmitting them to the Uvodni ship, where they find and talk to The Mistress. When Kudlak brings the children to The Mistress, everyone is reunited. Preparing to kill them, Kudlak is stopped by Luke, who has discovered a message made by the Uvodni Emperor ten years ago, revealing an Armistice has been made with the Malakh. Not programmed to recognise "peace" as a concept, the computer Mistress had buried the message and kept leading Kudlak in recruitments. With the truth revealed, Kudlak destroys The Mistress, releases the children and swears to do what he can to reunite all the surviving past-recruits with their families. 169443 2007 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane? T Episodes #7-#8. 10-29-2007, 11-5-2007. Series 1 - 2007 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Maria Jackson wakes up one morning to find that seemingly no one has heard of Sarah Jane or Luke Smith. Maria discovers that a woman called Andrea Yates has taken Sarah Jane's place. Investigating, Maria finds a 1964 newspaper report stating that a thirteen-year-old Sarah Jane Smith drowned after falling from a pier, where she was playing with her friend Andrea Yates. As Maria watches, the names of the deceased and the survivor keep switching. When Maria confronts Andrea, the panic stricken woman rushes to her attic and finds a second puzzle box. A cloaked figure appears and offers to make Maria disappear. After Andrea accepts, he dispatches a Graske, who captures Maria just after Alan picks up the first puzzle box. When Alan comes round he discovers his ex-wife cannot remember their daughter. Meanwhile Maria escapes from the Graske and finds herself on a beach promenade near two girls. They introduce themselves as Andrea Yates and Sarah Jane Smith. Part 2 After failing to dissuade Andrea from taking Sarah Jane to the pier, Maria is recaptured and taken to join Sarah Jane on a white misty plain, limbo. The mysterious figure explains he has removed Sarah Jane from Earth's timeline so the meteorite will destroy it and create the chaos on which he feeds; the Doctor will be his next target. Alan accompanies Chrissie to Andrea's birthday party. Remembering Maria's suspicions, he questions Andrea, who takes him to the attic and tearfully reveals the truth. When she fell off the pier and Sarah Jane was unable to save her, a voice offered to switch the girls' places, and she accepted. The figure appeared and gave her the puzzle box, then removed himself from Andrea's memory; Maria’s questions made Andrea remember. Alan is now chased into the street by the Graske but knocks it down and ties it up, then uses its device to bring back Maria. They return to the attic, where Sarah Jane appears in the mirror and explains to Andrea that witnessing her death gave her the resolve to fight pointless deaths herself. When the figure reappears (called “the Trickster” by Alan), Andrea explains she has changed her mind about the deal and throws her puzzle box at the mirror, smashing both. Back in 1964 Andrea falls to her death, while Sarah and Luke reappear in the attic and activate Mr. Smith. The party guests, including Clyde and Chrissie, have learnt from television news about the incoming meteorite, and are relieved to see it suddenly diverted from its fall. The episode ends with Alan demanding an explanation of his daughter’s involvement with aliens and supercomputers. 169444 2007 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Adventures, The: Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane? N Novelization of Episodes #7-#8. 10-29-2007, 11-5-2007. Series 1 - 2007. Novelization: 2008 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Maria Jackson wakes up one morning to find that seemingly no one has heard of Sarah Jane or Luke Smith. Maria discovers that a woman called Andrea Yates has taken Sarah Jane's place. Investigating, Maria finds a 1964 newspaper report stating that a thirteen-year-old Sarah Jane Smith drowned after falling from a pier, where she was playing with her friend Andrea Yates. As Maria watches, the names of the deceased and the survivor keep switching. When Maria confronts Andrea, the panic stricken woman rushes to her attic and finds a second puzzle box. A cloaked figure appears and offers to make Maria disappear. After Andrea accepts, he dispatches a Graske, who captures Maria just after Alan picks up the first puzzle box. When Alan comes round he discovers his ex-wife cannot remember their daughter. Meanwhile Maria escapes from the Graske and finds herself on a beach promenade near two girls. They introduce themselves as Andrea Yates and Sarah Jane Smith. Part 2 After failing to dissuade Andrea from taking Sarah Jane to the pier, Maria is recaptured and taken to join Sarah Jane on a white misty plain, limbo. The mysterious figure explains he has removed Sarah Jane from Earth's timeline so the meteorite will destroy it and create the chaos on which he feeds; the Doctor will be his next target. Alan accompanies Chrissie to Andrea's birthday party. Remembering Maria's suspicions, he questions Andrea, who takes him to the attic and tearfully reveals the truth. When she fell off the pier and Sarah Jane was unable to save her, a voice offered to switch the girls' places, and she accepted. The figure appeared and gave her the puzzle box, then removed himself from Andrea's memory; Maria’s questions made Andrea remember. Alan is now chased into the street by the Graske but knocks it down and ties it up, then uses its device to bring back Maria. They return to the attic, where Sarah Jane appears in the mirror and explains to Andrea that witnessing her death gave her the resolve to fight pointless deaths herself. When the figure reappears (called “the Trickster” by Alan), Andrea explains she has changed her mind about the deal and throws her puzzle box at the mirror, smashing both. Back in 1964 Andrea falls to her death, while Sarah and Luke reappear in the attic and activate Mr. Smith. The party guests, including Clyde and Chrissie, have learnt from television news about the incoming meteorite, and are relieved to see it suddenly diverted from its fall. The episode ends with Alan demanding an explanation of his daughter’s involvement with aliens and supercomputers. 169445 2002 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Smith: Comeback P Big Finish Productions Audio Drama #1. Series One. 7-31-2002 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Six months after the last part of her investigative television series for Planet 3 Broadcasting went out, Sarah Jane Smith is running scared. Meeting new friend Josh Townsend, she finds herself investigating mysterious events in the village of Cloots Coombe. 169446 2006 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Smith: Fatal Consequences P Big Finish Productions Audio Drama #3. Series Two Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). A doomsday cult wants Sarah and millions of live could be at stake. Sarah Jane Smith is still dealing with the tragic consequences of recent events when she is offered the chance of a lifetime - a place on the world's first tourist flight into space. The trip's sponsor, Sir Donald Wakefield, believes it is her destiny. But after her recent experiences, what does Sarah still believe in? 169447 2006 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Smith: Fatal Dreamland P Big Finish Productions Audio Drama #4. Series Two Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) is offered a place on the world’s first tourist flight into space. Still reeling from recent tragic events, she accepts. But what will she find there? 169448 2002 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Smith: Ghost Town P Big Finish Productions Audio Drama #3. Series One Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) visits Romania where, at an international peace conference, delegates are being literally scared to death. 169449 2002 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Smith: The TAO Connection P Big Finish Productions Audio Drama #2. Series One Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). After the body of one of Josh’s friends is found floating in the Thames, Sarah heads towards West Yorkshire to investigate the Huang Ti Clinic. 169450 2002 Sarah Jane Smith: Sarah Jane Smith: The Test of Nerve P Big Finish Productions Audio Drama #3. Series One Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). The London Underground will suffer a horrific terrorist attack unless Sarah can stop it. Will she have to sacrifice a close friend in order to save a city? 169451 1994 Sarah Jane Smith: Scarab of Death SS Stammers, Mark Decalog Volume #1, 3-17-1994. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor 169452 2006 Sarah Jane Smith: School Reunion T Episode #3 in the second series of the British science fiction TV series, Doctor Who. 4-29-2006. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). Doctor and Rose Tyler are alerted to a comprehensive school where strange things are happening, such as UFO sightings. At the school, the Doctor encounters his old companion Sarah Jane Smith and the robotic dog, K-9 Mark III he sent her. Together, they discover the force behind the events, a race known as the Krillitanes, and work to prevent them gaining control of the universe. The higher-than-average intelligence of the children has aroused media attention - in particular, the attention of investigative journalist Sarah Jane Smith. While at first the Doctor feigns ignorance, when Sarah Jane discovers the TARDIS during the night, he is forced to admit his identity. Sarah Jane meets Rose and Mickey, much to the chagrin of Rose. As they search the school, they find thirteen bat-like creatures asleep in Finch's office. Sarah Jane reveals a battered, inactive version of K-9 (pictured above), which - once repaired - identifies the chip oil as Krillitane oil. Rose, who was unaware he had past travelling companions and thought that she had "something special" with the Doctor, confronts him; he replies sadly that, while she can spend the rest of her life with him, he cannot spend the rest of his life with her. The following day, the group returns to the school to investigate further. The Doctor confronts Mr. Finch, who confirms that he and the others are Krillitanes - a composite species that takes desirable attributes of the species they conquer. He attempts to subvert the Doctor, without success. Meanwhile, Sarah Jane and Rose try to unlock the programming on the school's computers; Mickey and K-9 remain in Sarah Jane's car for surveillance. With the Doctor's help, they discover that the computers - bolstered by the students' enhanced intelligence - are part of a Krillitane effort to solve the "Skasis Paradigm", a theory of everything. As the paradigm is nearly solved - which would allow the Krillitanes full control over time and space - the Krillitanes seal the school. Mr. Finch propositions the Doctor a second time, tempting him with the ability to save the Time Lords and override human mortality. With Sarah Jane's counseling, the Doctor refuses, and they run from Mr. Finch. Mickey crashes Sarah Jane's car through the school's doors and unplugs the computers, allowing the children to flee. The Doctor leads the Krillitanes to the kitchen; upon their arrival, K-9 opens fire on the oil barrels, destroying the Krillitanes, the school, and himself. At episode's end, Rose, Sarah Jane, Mickey, and the Doctor are standing in the TARDIS. Sarah Jane declines a second chance of travelling in the TARDIS. Mickey says he would like to travel in the TARDIS instead, a suggestion of which Sarah Jane approves, much to the chagrin of Rose. She then asks Rose to stay with the Doctor and - if she needs help - to find her. Sarah Jane then gets a chance to part properly with the Doctor, who leaves her with a brand new K-9 as a parting gift. 169453 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Seeds of Doom, The T Season 13, 1975-1976. Six weekly parts, 1-31-1976 to 3-6-1976 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) and the Doctor try to figure out what the two giant seed pods are discovered in the Antarctic by explorers. The Doctor thinks the pods are extraterrestrial. The Doctor and Sarah arrive at the base and the adventure continues. Eventually the RAF opens fire and destroys the Krynoid along with the mansion but not before Sarah Jane and the Doctor are trapped by the plant life covering the house. The Doctor rigs a steam pipe and they blast their way out making their way through the hostile plant life and taking refuge in a clearing filled with cut-down trees. 169454 1975 Sarah Jane Smith: Sinister Sea!, The CB Canning, John TV Comic 1239-1244 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169455 1999 Sarah Jane Smith: Snow in Rut, The SS Tucker, Mike and Robert Perry More Short Trips, BBC Books, 1999. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and K-9 169456 1975 Sarah Jane Smith: Sontaran Experiment, The T Season 12, 1974-1975. Two weekly parts, 2-22-1975 to 3-1-1975. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen), the Fourth Doctor and Harry Sullivan are on a future Earth recovering from devastating solar flares when they discover Styre, a Sontaran warrior, conducting experiments on astronauts he has captured during their investigation of the rejuvenated Earth. 169457 1975 Sarah Jane Smith: Space Ghost!, The CB Canning, John TV Comic 1245-1250 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169458 2008 Sarah Jane Smith: Stolen Earth, The T Episode #750. Episode #12 of the Fourth Series of British science fiction TV series Doctor Who. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen). The Earth is teleported out of its spatial location shortly after the Doctor and his companion Donna Noble arrive to investigate Rose Tyler’s warning. On Earth, a Dalek force quickly subjugate Earth. The Doctor’s former companions, who have all encountered the Daleks before, hide in various places. Sarah stays in her home with her son Luke Smith and supercomputer Mr. Smith. The companions try to contact the Doctor by amplifying the sub-wave signal. Sarah uses Mr. Smith’s computing power. The Doctor and the Daleks receive the transmission and trace the signal. Sarah goes to find the doctor and is left facing extermination by two Daleks. At the end of the episode, the Doctor travels into the pocket universe and receives transmitted images of his companions in the subwave signal. The Doctor breaks communication and attempts to convene with his companions, landing on a street where Rose is waiting for the Doctor. He runs to embrace her, but is shot by a Dalek. The Doctor is taken into the TARDIS where he begins to regenerate. 169459 2005 Sarah Jane Smith: Suitors, Inc. SS Magrs, Paul Short Trips: Seven Deadly Sins. 3-2005 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor. 169460 1977 Sarah Jane Smith: Tansbury Experiment, The CB Canning, John TV Comic Annual Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169461 1973 Sarah Jane Smith: Time Warrior, The T Season 11, 1973-1974. Four weekly parts, 12-15-1973-1-5-1974. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) was introduced as Doctor Who’s new companion. In this episode, Sarah Jane infiltrates a top-secret scientific research complex where the Doctor and the Brigadier are investigating the disappearance of several scientists by masquerading as her aunt, a virologist. She is captured, but escapes. Sarah and Doctor Who dress as friars to lead an attack on the villain’s castle. She gets into the villain’s kitchen and drugs the food knocking out his men. The castle explodes moments before the Doctor and Sarah depart in TARDIS. Sarah Jane states her age as 23, born in 1951. Sarah Jane had experienced journalist James Stevens as a mentor. As a companion, Sarah was confident, inquisitive and possessed a sharp mind as well as a sharp tongue. She was also something of a feminist. She was infuriated when Doctor Who asked her to make coffee and she often verbally sparred with fellow companion Harry Sullivan over his chauvinistic and unintentionally patronizing attitude towards her. Her feminism was more practical than fanatical, and did not get in the way of forming close friendships with Harry, or later with the Doctor himself. She shared a strong rapport with the Doctor, and her subsequent life has been shaped by her finding him a tough act to follow. She stops short of saying that she had fallen in love with the Doctor, but the context of a discussion with Rose Tyler about the Doctor, and Rose’s growing infatuation with the Doctor, implied this as a possible scenario. At age 23, while working at Metropolitan magazine, she posed as her aunt, a famous virologist, in order to infiltrate a UNIT-controlled facility where some scientists had gone missing. She met Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart and UNIT’s unpaid scientific advisor, Doctor Who. Suspicious of the Doctor’s activities, Sarah Jane stowed away in the Doctor’s TARDIS and traveled back in time with him to 13th century England to defeat a Sontaran known as Linx, who had kidnapped the scientists. Sarah Jane and the Doctor had many adventures together both on Earth and on other planets. She met and fought the Daleks for the first time. Faction Paradox altered the Doctor’s timeline twice when Sarah Jane traveled with him. In one timeline, the Doctor died. In another, the Doctor did regenerate. Along with another human companion, Harry Sullivan, Sarah Jane and the Doctor traveled off on other adventures in time and space. The Doctor, in his new incarnation, had less interest in Earth, yet he seemed to have a closer relationship with Sarah Jane herself. She was present on the planet Skaro during the creation of the Daleks and the Doctor’s attempt to change or prevent it. Finally, after many trips with him, the Doctor received a summons to return to Gallifrey, his home world. As a human, she could not accompany him (although this ban was evidently rescinded as the Doctor was later able to bring human companions to Gallifrey). The Doctor attempted to deposit her near her flat in South Croydon, but mistakenly left her in Aberdeen, Scotland, instead. The Doctor would later suggest he did not return for Sarah because he feared becoming too attached to any individual human, given that the differences in their life expectancies meant he would almost inevitably have to watch them grow old and die. The 1980s: The Doctor did not forget Sarah as he sent her K-9 Mark III as a companion and keepsake, which she unpacked and activated shortly before Christmas, 1981. Together with her aunt Lavinia’s other ward, Brendan Richards, they uncovered the murderous cult of Hecate in the village of Moreton Harwood. Sarah Jane was also instrumental in helping Harry Sullivan. Shortly after, a Time Scoop removed her (but not K-9) to the Death Zone on Gallifrey where she participated in the Games of Rassilion and re-united with the Doctor’s third incarnation. She briefly met the first, second and fifth Doctors, and introduced herself to Tegan Jovanka. Sarah also had a reunion with the Brigadier and briefly met Susan Foreman and Turlough. The 1990s: Decades later, Sarah Jane accompanied the Doctor’s seventh incarnation to a jazz concert in the Albert Hall and defeated an invasion of Earth by rogue members of the insectoid Kalik species. Then in the mid-1990s, Sarah Jane worked with the Brigadier to defeat the Great Intelligence, which had possessed Victoria Waterfield, another one of the Doctor’s companions. In 1996, with the Doctor’s eight incarnation’s companion, Sam Jones, she fought against international human rights abuses and met her future husband, Paul Morley. In one possible future, at least, they had a daughter together called Lauren and a grandchild called Lily. Later in 1997, she assisted the Doctor’s seventh incarnation against the Cortez Project in Hong Kong and seemingly died. Another account shows Sarah still alive in 1998 when her own younger self visited that year with the Doctor and Harry Sullivan. The 2000s: K-9 broke down and Sarah did not know how to fix him. She also knew she couldn’t find anyone else to fix him because of his advanced technology. Sarah Jane Smith continued to work as an investigative reporter following her departure from Planet 3 and her aunt’s death. At this point in her investigations, she was joined by fellow investigators Natalie Redfern and Josh Townsend. A conspiracy to collapse her career was initiated against her by her old enemy Hilda Winters, who intended to commit a vicious bio-terrorism attack and frame Sarah for it, but Sarah and her companions thwarted this. Two years later, Sarah had become tired and morose, knowing she couldn’t talk about her past with anyone and starting to think she’d imagined it. She also became involved in the machinations of the doomsday cult known as the Crimson Chapter, who believed a 400-year-old tome named the Book of Tomorrows, which claimed aliens would wipe out humanity in the year 2000, and discovered the tome made reference to her. To her horror, she discovered the Chapter wanted to commit genocide solely so their prophecy would be fulfilled, and that they believed she was the human herald of the alien apocalypse. While she prevented this, she was distraught to find out the Chapter and the Book of Tomorrows had been formed due to comments she’d made to Guilliano while traveling with the Doctor. Following this and the discovery that her friend Josh was a cold-blooded killer to the rival White Chapter cult, she admitted that she was lonely in her life and wondered if the Doctor had left her on Earth for a specific task. Needing something to believe in again, she went on the world’s first commercial space flight, which would pass a comet that the White Chapter would bring salvation, only for the flight to be sabotaged by the last Crimson Chapter acolyte, killing Josh and leaving Sarah with failing life support and a vision of something she felt she’d been searching for. Circa 2007: Sarah Jane launched an investigation into strange goings-on at Deffrey Vale High School, which led her to an encounter with the Doctor in his tenth incarnation. She met the Doctor’s current companion, Rose Tyler, and after some initial animosity, competition and jealousy, bonded with the young woman. She was also instrumental in convincing the Doctor to take on Mickey Smith as a companion. During the incident at Deffry Vale, K-9 Mark III was destroyed, but the Doctor constructed for her Mark IV. During this adventure, Sarah Jane came to terms with the fact she was unable to move on with her life after leaving the Doctor, and departed the Doctor’s company with newfound confidence. He also gave her a sonic lipstick and a watch to scan for alien life hidden in a compartment in Mark IV. Her secrets were exposed to her young neighbor Maria Jackson. Sarah Jane adopted an artificial human boy as her own, renaming him Luke. Sarah was no longer content to live alone and opted to include Maria and Luke in her adventures. During another adventure, Maria announced that her father had a job offer to move to America and had decided to let him take it. Six weeks later, she moved out. Shortly afterwards, Rani Chandra, an aspiring teenage journalist and her parents Gita and Haresh moved into Maria’s old address and joined Luke and Clyde in defeating a child-stealing energy entity that had inspired the Pied Piper myth. Reluctantly, she took Rani into the team. The entity thrived off of Sarah’s fears of clowns that started one night in childhood. Afterwards, Rani joined the team permanently. Together, they defeated the Ancient Lights, the Berserker and even the Trickster when he attempted to manifest corporeally. 169462 2004 Sarah Jane Smith: To Kill a Nandi Bear SS Williams, Paul Short Trips: Past Tense. 4-2004 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith, the Fourth Doctor and Harry. 169463 1990 Sarah Jane Smith: Train-Flight CB Donkin, Andrew, Graham S. Brand and John Ridgway Doctor Who Magazine 159-161 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169464 1978 Sarah Jane Smith: Traitor, The CB Crompton, Paul Doctor Who Annual 1978 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169465 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Treasure Trail CB Canning, John TV Comic 1266-1272 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169466 2004 Sarah Jane Smith: UNIT Christmas Parties: Ships That Pass SS Cole, Stephen Short Trips: A Christmas Treasury. 12-2004 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor. 169467 1997 Sarah Jane Smith: Virgin Missing Adventures: A Device of Death N Bulis, Christopher Virgin Missing Adventures #31. 2-1997. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and Fourth Doctor. 169468 1994 Sarah Jane Smith: Virgin Missing Adventures: Evolution N Peel, John Virgin Missing Adventures #2. 9-1994. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor. 169469 1995 Sarah Jane Smith: Virgin Missing Adventures: Managra N Marley, Stephen Virgin Missing Adventures #14. 9-1995. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor. 169470 1995 Sarah Jane Smith: Virgin Missing Adventures: System Shock N Richards, Justin Virgin Missing Adventures #11. 6-1995. Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor. 169471 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Virus CB Canning, John TV Comic 1259-1266 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169472 1974 Sarah Jane Smith: Who’s Who? CB Doctor Who Holiday Special Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Third Doctor 169473 1976 Sarah Jane Smith: Woden’s Warriors CB Burns, John M. TV Comic Annual Journalist Sarah Jane Smith 169474 2003 Sarah Jane Smith: Wolfsbane N Rayner, Jacqueline BBC Books original novel. 9-2003 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth and Eighth Doctors. 169475 1975 Sarah Jane Smith: Wreckers!, The CB Asbury, Martin TV Comic 1223-1231 Journalist Sarah Jane Smith and the Fourth Doctor receive a distress call from a small moon and go to investigate. At the same time a ship of horse-headed bipeds called Equinans also begins to investigate the distress call. When both the TARDIS and the Equinan ship near the moon they encounter an irresistible force pulling them down. The TARDIS is able to land safely but the Equinans are forced to abandon ship with only Roppy, the ship's captain staying on board. Once on the moon, the Doctor and Sarah Jane investigate the source of the distress call only to find that numerous ships from a number of species have unnaturally crashed in the same spot on the moon. They discover the newly crashed Equinan ship and force their way in where they revive the unconscious Roppy. Soon after, the Equinan ship is boarded by Kryllians, a primitive species that possesses weapons and technology far beyond their natural development. Outnumbered, the Doctor, Sarah Jane, and Roppy hide as the Kryllians steal the ship's cargo. Once the Kryllians have left, the Doctor, Sarah Jane, and Roppy follow them only to fall through a trap door. Becoming the Kryllians' prisoners, they find that the Kryllians have already captured the Equianan crew from their escape pods. The Doctor soon escapes and finds out that the Kryllians are working for the Vogans who intend to make the prisoners slaves. Hypnotizing one of the primitive Kryllians, the Doctor frees the Equinans who easily overtake the Vogans and begin to escape in their ship. Before the Equinans can complete their escape, however, the leader of the Kryllians discovers the hypnotized soldier and turns on the force field that begins to pull the captured Vogan ship back down to the moon's surface. Luckily, the Doctor knocks out the Kryllian controlling the force field and smashed the equipment allowing the Equinans to escape and signal their fleet. As the Doctor and Sarah Jane leave the moon they see the Equinan fleet approaching the Kryllian moon in order to take care of the problem once and for all. The Doctor concludes that it is time for he and Sarah Jane to return to Earth for some piece and quiet. 169476 2004 Sarah Kuttner -- Die Show DF Germany Series Reporter. Outside Reporter (Michael Wigge). Editor in the Studio (Sven Schuhmacher). 169477 2006 Sarah Levin: Return to Dos Encinos N Clark, Charles #2 Sarah Levin Series Journalist Sarah Levin Cisneros becomes a contributing editor to the San Antonio Express newspaper after graduation. Her controversial articles, strongly flavored with women’s rights issues, make Sarah a popular figure among women’s rights activists and suffragists. Sarah had returned from her honeymoon to face a quandary: should she continue school and pursue a career as an advocate of human rights, or should she relegate her life to being Charro Cisnero’s wife, raise a family, and settle into the comforts of living as the matron of the gigantic Dos Encinos Ranch? Luisa, wife of Charro’s partner, Carlos Resendez, encourages Sarah to do both, and she does. In an effort to demonstrate to the people of Texas that women are capable of being more than mothers and homemakers, Sarah participates as a working vaquero on a perilous cattle drive. Childbirth burdens Sarah’s already packed schedule of writing, speaking and promoting the suffrage movement. But while she is away, a tragedy at home rekindles her dilemma. Guilt-ridden from her self-perceived negligence as wife and mother, should Sarah continue her leadership role as a women’s rights activist? Or should she return to Dos Encinos to solely be Mrs. Charro Cisneros? 169478 2003 Sarah Levin: Trails to Dos Encinos N Clark, Charles #1 Sarah Levin Series Future Journalist Sarah Levin is 16 and she and her family are forced to flee their home in mid-19th century Germany for America. When a hurricane capsizes the ship, Sarah is thrown in to a raging sea. Washed ashore, starving and alone, she staggers into a settlement in Mexico and collapses in the village’s church. The priest and his custodian nurse her to health. Sarah’s encounter with murdering bandits brings Charro Cisneros, a young rancher, to her rescue. Charro then volunteers to escort Sarah to America. In the course of the trip, Charro becomes enchanted by Sarah’s beauty, resourcefulness and courage. Meanwhile, she grows enamored by his rugged good looks and quiet competence, as well as his mischievous nature that matches her own. Charro and Sarah are drawn to each other by their unprofessed love but held apart by insurmountable barriers. On the verge of a breakdown and severe depression, Sarah undertakes a perilous journey back to Mexico and seeks closure on the loss of her parents. When Charro learns that Sarah has set off across the wild range lands alone, he races after her. But is he too late? 169479 2007 Sarah Silverman Program, The: Officer Jay T DVD -R HQ 7897 Episode. 2-1-2007 TV News Show. Silverman, high on cough medicine, barges into a TV news show and rips through the Weather map as the TV Weatherman (Chris Tallman) is giving the weather forecast to a live audience. Sarah gets picked up on a DUI. She tries to break up a budding romance between the policeman who arrests her several times and her sister. 169480 2008 Sarah Silverman Program, The: Patriot T Episode #16. 10-23-2008 News Media. Reporter (Craig Anton). TV Anchor (Kent Shocknek). 169481 2008 Sarah Silverman Program, The: Vow Wow T Episode #22. TV Reporter (Kent Shocknek). 169482 2007 Sarah Silverman Program: Jews and Blacks T DVD -R HQ 9132 Episode. 10-2007 News Media covers Sarah Silverman’s campaign to prove Jews have it rougher than Blacks until she puts on Blackface and changes her tune. 169483 2008 Sarah’s Key N De Rosnay, Tatiana Journalist Julia Jarmond is asked to write an article for American magazine about the 1942 Paris roundups and deportations in which thousands of Jewish families were arrested and held at the Velodrome d’Hiver, outside the city, then transported to Auschwitz. Through her contemporary investigation, she stumbles onto a trail of long-hidden family secrets that connect her to a 10-year-old girl brutally arrested in July, 1942. Julia finds herself compelled to retrace the girl’s ordeal, from that terrible term in the Vel d’Hiv, to the camps and beyond. As she probes into the girl’s past, she begins to question her own place in France and to reevaluate her marriage and her life. Forty-five-year-old Jarmond, American by birth, moved to Paris when she was 20 and is married to the arrogant, unfaithful man with whom she has an 11-year-old daughter. The American Magazine editor assigns her to cover the 60th anniversary of the roundups. She soon learns the apartment she and her husband plan to move into was acquired by one family when its Jewish occupants were dispossessed and deported 60 years before. She resolves to find out what happened to the former occupants. 169484 1937 Saratoga M DVD -R HQ 4738, 4739. L Cameraman (George Chandler). Cameraman (Drew Demarest). 169485 1996 Sardari Begum MF India Reporter Tehzeeb Abbasi (Rajina Raj Bisaria) covers the funeral of a woman killed during a riot. The woman was killed by a stone thrown by someone in the crowd. She was known in the community as “Sardari Begum,” a popular singer and courtesan in her time. While covering the funeral, Abbasi discovers her father among the mourners and her curiosity prompts her to investigate further. She discovers the singer was her aunt who was disowned by her family for rebelliously learning music from a concubine. 169486 1986 Sardine Deception, The N Davidsen, Leif (Tina Nunnally, Steven Murray translators) Madrid TV Correspondent for Danish TV. Charlotte, famous TV reporter from Denmark was murdered. 169487 1981 Sardines N Farah, Nuruddin #2 Variations on the Theme of an African Dictatorship African-American Editor Medina loses her job as editor of the national newspaper and then finds her efforts to instill her daughter with a sense of dignity and independence threatened by an oppressive government and the traditions of conservative Islam. The editor’s husband is lured to become a minister by false promises. He rules his house with the iron hand of traditional Islam and she fears that her daughter will be forced to submit to the horrors of crippling Somali rite of female circumcision. 169488 1988 Sarikat Sayfeya (aka Summer Thefts) MF Egypt Foreign Correspondent. A young man who along with his family deals with the social changes implemented by Abdul Nasser. When he believes his family may be out of money, he vows to become like Robin Hood and steal from the rich. He recruits a peasant boy to help in his mischievous adventures. Slice of life representative of 1961 Egypt. 169489 1998 Sarkarnama MF India Journalist (Ashwini Bhave). Photojournalist (Ashutosh Gowanker). 169490 1965 Sarkhan N OWN - H Lederer W.J.-Eugene Burdick Press 169491 1950 Sasameyuki MF Photographer Mr. Itakura (Jun Tazaki). 169492 2005 Sasha Solomon: Belen Hitch NM Taichert, Pari Noskin #2 Sasha Solomon Series Public Relations Practitioner Sasha Solomon lives in Albuquerque and works throughout New Mexico as a public relations consultant. Sasha is typically human: she has good habits and bad. She has a strong work ethic, is a bit of a wisecracker with a keen sense of humor, and she enjoys life -- especially taking hits straight from a can of whipped cream from time to time. Her faults can be annoying. Public relations guru Sasha Solomon, introduced in The Clovis Incident (2004), has her hands full in Agatha-nominee Taichert's suspenseful sequel. Sasha has been hired to help the small town of Belen, N.Mex., rethink its approach to tourism. The town's main attraction is a controversial artist, Phillipa "Philly" Petty, who happens to be Sasha's mother's best friend. Sasha swings by Philly's house only to find the woman dead. It turns out she was poisoned—just after she wrote a new will, naming Sasha's mom, Hannah, her heir. Hannah begs her daughter to track down the killer. Suspects include Philly's erstwhile lover, her maid and the chamber of commerce director (who appreciated the attention Phillipa drew to Belen but was personally offended by her paintings). When she's not sleuthing, Sasha dabbles in romance. The cop in charge of Philly's murder is predictably hunky and single, and Sasha's equally attractive physician plies his patient with plenty of attention, too. Taichert provides all the ingredients for a bang-up regional cozy. 169493 2004 Sasha Solomon: Clovis Incident, The NM Taichert, Pari Noskin #1 Sasha Solomon Series Public Relations Practitioner Sasha Solomon lives in Albuquerque and works throughout New Mexico as a public relations consultant. Sasha is typically human: she has good habits and bad. She has a strong work ethic, is a bit of a wisecracker with a keen sense of humor, and she enjoys life -- especially taking hits straight from a can of whipped cream from time to time. Her faults can be annoying. Sasha Solomon is having a bad day. Fired from her job as PR director at an Albuquerque HMO, she is dealing with an ailing mother and trying to figure out the origins of hallucinations that include conversations with her cat. Sasha heads for Clovis, a small town in southeastern New Mexico, where she'll bid on a project for the Chamber of Commerce. While there, she will check in with her widowed friend Mae King. Mae, a local dairy farmer, is clearly out of sorts and shows Sasha the reason. There's a body in one of her stock tanks—a Singaporean aviator stationed at Cannon Air Force Base. Who killed him and why? What was he doing on Mae's land? Why won't she go to the police? Sasha must clear her friend's name, find the murderer, and land the PR job with the Chamber of Commerce within a week. But there are other forces at work who will stop at nothing to keep her from the truth. Sasha soon discovers that there's a lot more to Clovis than a dot on a map. 169494 2008 Sasha Solomon: Socorro Blast, The NM Taichert, Pari Noskin #3 Sasha Solomon Series Public Relations Practitioner Sasha Solomon lives in Albuquerque and works throughout New Mexico as a public relations consultant. Sasha is typically human: she has good habits and bad. She has a strong work ethic, is a bit of a wisecracker with a keen sense of humor, and she enjoys life -- especially taking hits straight from a can of whipped cream from time to time. Her faults can be annoying. Victim or perpetrator? That's what New Mexico's favorite public relations maven, Sasha Solomon, can't figure out about her favorite niece. The daughter of Sasha's overbearing sister, Gabi is a grad student at Socorro's New Mexico Tech, where she's studying explosives technology. In town to help boost area tourism, Sasha looks forward to spending time with the young woman. But the PR pro never imagined it would be in the hospital, where Gabi lands after someone rigs her mailbox with a nasty surprise. Jewish with an Iranian surname, Gabi could be the victim of a hate crime. But as details emerge about her work and personal relationships, she begins to appear less as a victim than as a threat. Meanwhile, Sasha learns that the family of her client, town patriarch Papi Sanchez, is riddled with secrets and scandal. 169495 1995 Sasha's Trick N Rosenbaum, David American Female Reporter who has her own dark agenda gets involved in an affair with a young thief who escaped from a Soviet prison camp 20 years ago, but is now hunting for a precious and lethal treasure on Brooklyn's Coney Island. Russian Mafia is after him. 169496 1997 Sasquatch Hunters M Anchorman (Scott Roth). Photographer (Bob Bassett). 169497 2001 Sass M Reporter 1 (Timo Blazejewski). Reporter 2 (Horst Scheel). 169498 2008 Satan Hates You M Reporter (Max Brooks). 169499 2000 Satan in the Suburbs DT News Media. Newsday Journalist Tom Maier. 169500 1919 Satan Junior M AFI-Playwrights Writer 169501 1993 Satan Killer, The (aka Death Penalty) M Female Reporter follows around the alcoholic detective chasing the Satan Killer who killed his fiancee. They end up having sex. News Media name a serial murderer the “Satan Killer.” Surly Radio Talk-Show host advocates capital punishment for the uncaught Stan Killer and gets into a debate with a liberal caller over whether the law has any right to end a person’s life. 169502 1936 Satan Met a Lady M DVD -R HQ 2680 Reporter (Don Downen). Second Photographer (Jack Richardson). Pushy Photographer (Jack Wise). 169503 2007 Satan’s Cannibal Holocaust M Journalist Kelly Cauldwell (Sheila Thiele) is working on her next big article about her father, the mayor. It was supposed to be an innocent piece on the wonderful things the mayor is doing for the community. But the deeper she digs, the closer she comes to a secret that lurks beneath the streets of her peaceful city -- a secret many will kill to protect. Soon violence erupts in the subterranean catacombs. Beneath the city, the evil is growing and the reporter is witnessing firsthand the horror of Satan’s Cannibal Holocaust. 169504 2004 Satan's Little Helper M News Commentator (Lisa G.). 169505 1981 Satan’s Master NR Mortimer, Carole Harlequin Presents #452 Reporter. To be honest, Sabina couldn’t blame her father for her current predicament. If she hadn’t found famous singer-songwriter Joel Brent in his secluded Scottish cottage, she would never have fallen in love with him. But it was her father who was forcing her into a loveless marriage. And it was her father who led Joel to believe that Sabina was a reporter, out for nothing more than a story for a cheap scandal sheet. She could fight her father, but she could never erase Joel’s contempt for her. 169506 2004 Satan's Playground M Reporter (Maureen Tomaselli). 169507 2005 Satan's Playground M News Media. Reporter (Maureen Tomaselli). 169508 1969 Satan's Sadists M TV Anchor (Russ Tamblyn) 169509 2002 Satan's School for Lust M Investigative Reporter Linda (Kelli Summers) 169510 1989 Satan's Storybook M TV Anchor (Christopher Robertson). Television Anchor (Karen Kearns). Location Reporter (Shari Bender). 169511 1968 Satanist, The M AFI-Authors Writer 169512 2008 Satchel’s Secret N Blatt, Marvin B. Female Reporter confronts 89-year-old Satchel Washington, a powerful man willing to go to all lengths to keep his secret. She gets a story out of him, but it is so sensational she even questions if this old man is making this story up. The story begins in Highlight, Kansas, the town in which Satchel lived his entire life. Five local boys saw something on a Saturday morning while playing baseball 80 years ago. They swore each other to secrecy using their secret handshake, which guaranteed that no one would tell anyone about what happened. But now the reporter has gotten the story and she doesn’t quite know what to do with it. 169513 1988 Satchmo Hawkins: CB Hellblazer #1. 1-1988 Reporter Satchmo Hawkins, XS Magazine. One-page article called "Faces on the Street" about John Constantine along with a note saying "John, Your Copy as Promised - Satch." In Hellblazer #4 (April 1988): Note from John Constantine to Satchmo Hawkins apologizing for not showing up for a planned interview. 169514 1956 Satellite in the Sky M Mather, John C., J.T. McIntosh, Edith Dell (Screenplay) Female Reporter Kim Hamilton (Lois Maxwell, James Bonds' Miss Moneypenny) stows away aboard space ship. Reporter (Ronan O'Casey). Reporter (Robert O'Neil). Reporter (Ryck Rydon). 169515 2002 Satin Doll NM Miller, Karen E. Female Journalist Regina Harris living la vida loca until she is shot and left for dead. Now a journalist who has turned her life around. Satin Doll of the Duke Ellington song who never forgot where she's from 169516 1954 Satins and Spurs T Television Drama Series Reporter (Kevin McCarthy) as gentlemanly reporter. Betty Hutton is a cowgirl in love with him, original musical comedy. Rodeo queen falls in love with magazine reporter 169517 1680 Satire PO USC Anonymous Press 169518 1682 Satire or Song PO USC Anonymous Press 169519 0001 Satires PO COPY Horace Critics. Fanciful names or real persons safely dead for a generation. Decimus Laberius. Catullus. 169520 0001 Satires PO COPY Juvenal In "Creative Man, The:" You historians, do you perhaps from all your work earn more? You surely waste more time and more lamp oil on your chore." `" News. Comprehensive historic view of the world before Christianity. Observations and report. "Forgetting reason, your pages run into thousands -- the cost Of paper alone must ruin you! … Who'll give to any historian as high a rate of pay As he will give the man who announces the news each day?" 169521 1930 Satirical Image of Heywood Broun A ijpc.org - Resources-Art Bacon, Peggy Journalist Heywood Broun. The work of Honoré Daumier inspired Peggy Bacon's interest in caricature and satire, and in 1928 she learned the art of lithography. In the fall of 1930 Bacon dashed off her satirical image of the journalist Heywood Broun for an American Printmakers exhibition. This picture of Broun at his typewriter was published in Bacon's compilation Off with Their Heads! (1934), with her description: "Sits in black leather chair with floppily crossed feet in god-awful mess of letters and litter. Looks like a stage elephant made of two men. Mild, journalistic anxiety stamped on face. Must-get-the-article-in look.” 169522 1987 Satisfaction N OWN - P Lawrence, Rae Journalist Schuyler, the rangy cowboy journalist 169523 2002 Saturday AFL DT Commentator (Peter Daicos) 169524 1997 Saturday Early Show DT Series 1997. TV Program Staff. Weatherman Ira Joe Fisher (1997-). Hosts Russ Mitchell (1997-), Susan Molinari (1997-1998), Dawn Stensland (1998-1999), Thalia Assuras (1999-2001), Gretchen Carlson (2001-2005), Tracy Smith (2005-). 169525 1997 Saturday Night in Palmettoville CB Coley Running Wild #2. Deathsnake, The #3 Photographer Sammy O’Hara and a Reporter from The National Silver Star. In Palmettoville, a reverend has a mob all hot and angry about Coley’s latest film, “Voodoo Lovegod.” The mob is ready for a lynching. O’Hara is there to cover the event. 169526 1998 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update T SVD 1125 Episode Parody News 169527 2001 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update T SVD 1129 Episode Parody News 169528 2002 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update T SVD 1178, SVD 1308, 1148, SVD 1129, SVD 1178, SVD 1125, Episodes Parody News 169529 2002 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update T SVD 1165 Episode Parody News. With New York Mayor 2002 169530 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update T DVD -R HQ 11622 Episode. 11-21-2009 Parody News. Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Anchor Seth Meyers. Meyers interviews former Vice President Al Gore who says he may have to be more like the radical Right to make his points and offers various scenarios for doing that. Host: Joseph Gordon-Levitt 169531 1977 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Ad T Episode #50. 10-29-1977. Parody News. Weekend Update Ad. Host: Charles Grodin. 169532 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 10369 Episode. 10-9-2008. First Prime-Time October Episode. Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers with a special edition of Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday. Also TV Journalist Tom Brokaw moderates the Second 2008 Presidential Debate. 169533 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 10447 Episode. 10-16-2008. Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers with a special edition of Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday. Also TV Journalist Bob Schieffer moderates the Second 2008 Presidential Debate. Poehler is missing -- she’s having a baby. Meyers carries on alone. 169534 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 10435 Episode. 10-23-2008. Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers with a special edition of Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday. George Bush (Will Farrell) endorses John McCain and Sarah Palin. 169535 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11400 Episode. 9-17-2009 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers with a special edition of Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday. 169536 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11429 Episode. 9-24-2009 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers with a special edition of Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday. President Obama meets the news media from Bravo to MTV to the Food Channel. 169537 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11459 Episode. 10-1-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers with a special edition of Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday. 169538 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T New Update Team. Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers 169539 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 9829 Episode. 4-12-2008 Parody News. Newsanchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Ashton Kutchner. 169540 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 9898 Episode. 5-10-2008 Parody News. Newsanchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Shia LaBeouf 169541 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 9942 Episode. 5-17-2008 Parody News. Newsanchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Steve Carell. Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain, guest commentator. 169542 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 10272 Episode. 9-13-2008 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Michael Phelps. Includes Sarah Palin (Tina Fey) and Hillary Clinton (Amy Poehler) addressing the nation on sexism in the Saturday Night Live opening skit ending with “Live From New York, It’s Saturday Night Live.” 169543 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 10296 Episode. 9-20-2008 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: James Franco 169544 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 10326 Episode. 9-27-2008 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Anna Faris 169545 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 10349 Episode. 10-4-2008 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Anne Hathaway. 169546 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update With Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 10401 Episode. 10-18-2008. Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Vice Presidential Candidate Sarah Palin makes a guest appearance and ends up with Meyers saying tonight to the audience. 169547 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 9794 Episode. 3-29-2008 Parody News. Newsanchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. The real Mayor Rudy Guiliani shows up to talk about the Republican nominee, John McCain. Host: Ellen Page. 169548 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 9812 Episode. 4-5-2008 Parody News. Newsanchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Christopher Walken. 169549 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers (Dress Rehearsal 9-20-2007) T DVD -R HQ 11510 Episode. 10-17-2009 (Dress Rehearsal 9-20-2007) Parody News. Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers make mistakes during a dress rehearsal for the 9-20-2007 program. 169550 2007 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: April 14, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8331 Episode. 4-14-2007 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Shia LeBeouf. 169551 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: December 13, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10621 Episode. 12-13-2008 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Hugh Laurie. 169552 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: December 3, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7468 Episode. 12-03-2006 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Matthew Fox. 169553 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: December 6, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10601 Episode. 12-6-2008 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler (back from her maternity leave) and Seth Meyers. Host: John Malkovich. 169554 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: December 9, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7521 Episode. 12-9-2006 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Annette Benning. 169555 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: December, 16, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7555 Episode. 12-16-2006 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Commentator Lou Dodds (Darrell Hammond). The Gay Couple From New Jersey. Host: Justin Timberlake 169556 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: February 23, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9693 (No Number on Disc) Episode. 2-23-2008 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Tina Fey as Women News’ correspondent on the SNL Weekend Update. 169557 2007 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: February 24, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8277 Episode. 2-24-2007 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Rainn Wilson. 169558 2007 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: February 3, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7877 Episode. 2-3-2007 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host Drew Barrymore 169559 2007 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: January 13, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7751 Episode. 1-13-2007 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Jake Gyllenhaal. 169560 2007 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: January 20, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 7769 Episode. 1-20-2007 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Jeremy Piven. 169561 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: March 15, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 9762 Episode. 3-15-2008 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Jonah Hill 169562 2007 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: March 17, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8192 Episode. 3-17-2007 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Julie Louis Dreyfus. 169563 2007 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: March 24, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8221 Episode 3-24-2007 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. 169564 2007 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: May 12, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8508. DVD -R HQ 8677. Episode. 5-12-2007 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Molly Shannon. 169565 2007 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: May 29, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8557 Episode. 5-29-2007 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Zach Braff. 169566 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: November 1, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10469 (Mislabeled on DVD as 10479) Episode. 11-1-2008 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Poehler is absent because she is having a baby. Meyers carries on alone. Host: Ben Affleck. Sen. John McCain, Republican Presidential Candidate 2008, gives a guest commentary. 169567 2007 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: November 10, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9260 Episode. 11-10-2007 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Jon Bon Jovi 169568 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: November 15, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10514 Episode. 11-15-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers. Host: Paul Rudd. TV Anchor Amy Poehler is still “on assignment.” 169569 2007 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: November 17, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 9284 Episode. 11-17-2007 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Brian Williams 169570 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: November 22, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10559 Episode. 11-22-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers. Host: Tim McGraw. TV Anchor Amy Poehler is still “on assignment.” 169571 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: October 21, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7122 Episode. 10-21-2006 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: John C. Reilly. 169572 2008 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: October 25, 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10437 Episode. 10-25-2008 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Poehler is absent because she is having a baby. Meyers carries on alone. Host: John Hamm. 169573 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: October 27, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 7380 Episode. 10-27-2006 Parody News. TV Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Hugh Laurie 169574 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: October 8, 2006. T DVD -R HQ 7009 Episode. 10-8-2006. Second time together Parody TV News. Anchors Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers. Host: Jaime Pressly. 169575 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers: September 30, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6964 Episode. 9-30-2006. Premiere episode of 2006 season. First Weekend Update with Poehler and Meyers. Parody News. TV Anchor Brian Williams of NBC News shows up to anchor Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Amy Poehler. She has to tell him he can't do it: Decided to go in another direction It's Seth Meyers. Host Dane Cook. Meyers congratulates Williams on being the number one anchor in news. Williams: Don't patronize me." He stalks off. 169576 1978 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Bill Murray T Episodes, 1978-1980 Parody News. TV Anchor Bill Murray for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 1978-1980 169577 1982 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Brad Hall, Anchor T Episodes, 1982-1984 Parody News. TV Anchor Brad Hall for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 1982-1984 "That's all for tonight. For SNL News, I'm Brad Hall. Good night." 169578 1981 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Brian Doyle-Murray, Anchor T Episodes, 1981-1982 Parody News. TV Anchor Brian Doyle-Murray for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 1981-1982. "Good night and good news." 169579 1981 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Charles Rocket T Episode #119. 4-11-1981. Parody News. TV Anchor Chevy Chase fills in for departed TV Anchor Charles Rocket during Weekend Update and gets standing ovation. Host: Chevy Chase. 169580 1980 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Charles Rocket, Anchor T Episodes, 1980-1981 Parody News. TV Anchor Charles Rocket for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 1980-1981 "Good evening. I'm Charles Rocket. Here now the news." "I'm Charles Rocket. Good night and watch out." 169581 1980 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Charles Rocket. T Episode #108. 11-22-1980. Parody News. TV Anchor Charles Rocket interviews John Lennon and Yoko Ono on "Weekend Update." Host: Malcolm McDowell. 169582 1980 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Charlie Rocket. T Episode #109. 12-6-1980. Parody News. TV Anchor Charles Rocket's The Rocket Report. Host: Ellen Burstyn. 169583 1976 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Chevy Chase T SVD 1241 Episode #28. 10-16-1976. Parody News. TV Anchor Chevy Chase's newscaster modeled on New York ABC anchor Roger Grimsby -- "Good Evening, I'm Roger Grimsby and here now the news." Host: Karen Black. Chase said he knew he should say something and it just came out, "Good evening. I'm Chevy Chase and you're not." 169584 1976 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Chevy Chase T VHS 1275 Episodes Parody News. TV Anchor Chevy Chase 169585 1975 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Chevy Chase T Episodes, 1975-1976 Parody News. TV Anchor Chevy Chase for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 1975-1976. "Good evening. I'm Chevy Chase, and you're not." "Good night and have a pleasant tomorrow." Reporter (Tim Schiller - Episode #12). 169586 1975 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Chevy Chase: Premiere T Episode #1. 10-11-1975. George Carlin Hosting. Parody News. First Weekend Update. Anchor Chevy Chase. Live report from Laraine Newman on the latest murder at the Blaine Hotel. 169587 1982 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Christine Ebersole T Episodes, 1982 Parody News. TV Anchor Christine Ebersole for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 1982 169588 1984 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Christopher Guest T Episodes, 1984-1985 Parody News. TV Anchor Christopher Guest for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 1984-1985 169589 1999 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T SVD 1214 Episode #457. 1-9-1999. Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn. NewsForce. Host: Bill Paxton. 169590 1999 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T VHS 1241, 1212 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn. 169591 1999 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T SVDSP 1700 Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn. Host: David Duchovney 169592 1998 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T DVD -R HQ 5204 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn. Correspondent Cinder Calhoun at the RCA Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. She is protesting Christmas by chaining herself to the tree. "Christmas Chainsaw Massacre" song. Host: Vince Vaughn. 169593 1999 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T DVD -R HQ 5274 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn anchors SNL Weekend Update. Host: Bill Paxton. 169594 1997 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T DVD -R HQ 5328 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn: "That's my story and I'm sticking to it." Host: Brendan Fraser 169595 1999 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T DVD -R HQ 5426 Episode. Parody Newscast. Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn. Host: Bill Murray 169596 1998 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T DVD -R HQ 5552 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn. Host: Samuel Jackson 169597 1999 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T DVD -R HQ 5669 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn. Host: Ray Romano. 169598 1999 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T DVD -R HQ 5999 Episode. 4-10-1999 Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn. "I'm Colin Quinn That's my story and I'm sticking to it." Host: John Goodman 169599 1998 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T DVD -R HQ 6068 Parody Newscast. TV Anchor Colin Quinn 169600 2000 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T DVD -R HQ 6079 Episode. Parody Newscast. TV Anchor Colin Quinn. "That's my story and I'm sticking to it. "Host: Jimmy Foxx 169601 2000 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T DVD -R HQ 6108 Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn. Host: Britney Spears 169602 1999 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T DVD -R HQ 6406 Episode. 5-8-1999 Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn. Host: Cuba Gooding Jr. 169603 1998 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T DVD -R HQ 6646 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn. Host: Kelsey Grammer. 169604 1999 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T DVD -R HQ 6823 Episode. 10-1-1999 Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn. Host: Jerry Seinfeld. 169605 1999 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn T DVD -R HQ 6935 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn. Host: Sarah Michelle Geller. 169606 1998 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Colin Quinn, Anchor T Episodes, 1998-2000 Parody News. TV Anchor Colin Quinn for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 1998-2000 "Hi, I'm Colin Quinn, and here are today's top stories." "I'm Colin Quinn. That's my story and I'm sticking to it." 169607 1977 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Dan Aykroyd T Episodes, 1977-1978 Parody News. TV Anchor Dan Aykroyd for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 1977-1978 169608 1991 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Dennis Miller T SVD 1242 Episode #303. 3-23-1991 Parody News. Parody News. TV Anchor Dennis Miller. Host Jeremy Irons. 169609 1985 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Dennis Miller T Episodes, 1985-1991 Parody News. TV Anchor Dennis Miller for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 1985-1991 "Good Evening. What can I tell you?" "That's the news and I am outta here." 169610 1985 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Dennis Miller T Episode #197. 11-9-1985. Parody News. First Weekend Update with TV Anchor Dennis Miller. National Inquirer Theater. Host: Madonna. 169611 1987 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Dennis Miller T DVD -R HQ 4871 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor Dennis Miller. Hosts: Robin Williams 169612 1989 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Dennis Miller T DVD -R HQ 5590 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Dennis Miller. Host: Bruce Willis. Reporter (Tom Schiller - Episode #277). 169613 1985 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Dennis Miller T DVD -R HQ 5765 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchorperson Dennis Miller. Host: Pee Wee Herman 169614 1986 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Dennis Miller T DVD -R HQ 6136 Episode #487. 11-15-1986 Parody News. TV Anchor Dennis Miller. "That's the News and I am out of here." Host: Sam Kinison. 169615 1986 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Dennis Miller T DVD -R HQ 6160 Episode #467. 5-24-1986 Parody News. TV Anchor Dennis Miller. "I am out of here. Good night ladies and gentlemen." 169616 1988 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Dennis Miller T DVD -R HQ 6211 Episode #542. 2-13-1988 Parody News. TV Anchor Dennis Miller. Correspondent Al Franken. Host: Justine Bateman 169617 1981 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Gail Matthius T Episodes, 1981 Parody News. TV Anchor Gail Matthius for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update 169618 1976 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jane Curtin T Episodes, 1976-1980 Parody News. TV Anchor Jane Curtin for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 1976-1980 "Good evening. I'm Jane Curtin. Here now the news. Our top story tonight…." 169619 1975 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jane Curtin and Bill Murray T SVD 1213, 1208 Episode Parody News. TV Anchors Jane Curtin and Bill Murray. 169620 1977 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jane Curtin and Bill Murray T VHS 1275 Episode Parody News. TV Anchors Jane Curtin and Bill Murray. Includes Point-Counter Point with Jane Curtin and Dan Aykroyd ("Jane, you ignorant slut.") 169621 1980 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jane Curtin and Bill Murray T SVD 1243 Episode #104. 5-10-1980. Parody News. Parody News. TV Anchors Jane Curtin and Bill Murray. Jimmy Carter president. Host: Bob Newhart. 169622 1977 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jane Curtin and Dan Aykroyd T SVD 1225 Episode Parody News. TV Anchors Jane Curtin and Dan Aykroyd. 169623 2000 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon T Episodes, 2000- Parody News. TV Anchor Jimmy Fallon for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 2000- "Hi, I'm Jimmy Fallon…." "Good night and have a pleasant tomorrow." 169624 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tia Fey: March 6, 2004 T SVD 1496 Episode. 3-6-2004 Parody News. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. 169625 2002 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey T SVD 1298, 1187, 1158, 1399 (Incomplete), 1320 Episode Parody News. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. 169626 2002 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey T SVD 1243 Episode Parody News. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. 169627 2003 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey T VHS 1390 Episode Parody News. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. 169628 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey T SVDSP 1510 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. Jessica Simpson Host. 169629 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey T SVD 1591 Episode Parody News. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. Host: Donald Trump 169630 2001 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey T DVD -R HQ 6068 Episode Parody Newscast. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. Host: Christopher Walken. 169631 2000 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey T DVD -R HQ 6068 Episode Parody Newscast. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. Host: Val Kilmer 169632 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey T DVD -R HQ 6855 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. Host: Lindsay Lohan 169633 2003 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey: December 13, 2003 T DVD -R HQ 5936 Episode. 12-13-2003 Parody News. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. Host: Elijah Woods. 169634 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey: February 17, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 5936 Episode. 2-17-2004 Parody News. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. Host: Megan Mullally. 169635 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey: January 10, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 6764. Episode. 1-10-2004 Parody Newscast. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. Host: Jennifer Aniston. 169636 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey: March 11, 2004 T SVDSP 1600 Episode. 3-11-2004 Parody News. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. Guest: Janet Jackson. 169637 2001 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey: March 9, 2001 T DVD -R HQ 7380 Episode. 3-9-2001 Parody News. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. Host: Conan O'Brien. 169638 2002 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey: May 11, 2002 T SVD 1197 Episode #525. 5-11-2002. Parody News. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. Host Kirsten Dunst 169639 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey: May 8, 2004 T SVDSP 1700 Episode 5-08-2004 Parody News. TV Anchors Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey. Host: Snoop Dog 169640 1994 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Kenneth Nealon T DVD -R HQ 6068 Episode Parody Newscast. TV Anchor Kenneth Nealon and Music Correspondent David Spade. Host: John Goodman 169641 1994 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Kevin Nealon T VHS 1309 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Kevin Nealon. 169642 1991 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Kevin Nealon T Episodes, 1991-1994 Parody News. TV Anchor Kevin Nealon for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 1991-1994 "I'm Kevin Nealon and that's news to me." 169643 1992 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Kevin Nealon T Episode #322. 3-14-1992. Parody News. TV Anchor Kevin Nealon. Host: John Goodman. 169644 1994 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Kevin Nealon T SVDSP 1700 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Kevin Nealon. Signoff: "I'm Kevin Nealon. That's the News to Me." Host: Kesley Grammar 169645 1994 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Kevin Nealon T DVD -R HQ 5373 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Kevin Nealon. David Spade with the "Hollywood Minute." Host: Martin Lawrence 169646 1992 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Kevin Nealon T DVD -R HQ 5717 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Kevin Nealon. Environmental Correspondent Rob Schneider. Correspondent Victoria Jackson who loves a cop and wants the world to know about it. Host: Sharon Stone 169647 1994 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Kevin Nealon T DVD -R HQ 6269 Episode #823. 1-8-1994 Parody News. TV Anchor Kevin Nealon. Host: Jason Patric. 169648 1981 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Mary Gross T Episodes, 1981-1982 Parody News. TV Anchor Mary Gross for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 1981-1982 169649 1977 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Norm MacDonald T SVD 1214 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Norm MacDonald. 169650 1977 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Norm MacDonald T DVD -R HQ 1799 Episode Parody News. TV Anchor Norm MacDonald. Host: David Duchovney. Movie Reviewer Adam West (Michael McKean) reviews "Batman Forever" with Val Kilmer. Returns in Batman mask and cape. Yells at MacDonald for calling him Adam when he is Bruce Wayne/Batman. Adam Sandler on Mother's Day and single moms. 169651 1995 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Norm MacDonald T DVD -R HQ 5893 Episode. News Parody. TV Anchorman Norm MacDonald with "the fake news." Host: Deon Sanders. Operaman (Adam Sandler) sums up the news in song. 169652 1977 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Norm MacDonald T DVD -R HQ 4953 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor Norm MacDonald. Host: Helen Hunt. 169653 1997 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Norm MacDonald T DVD -R HQ 5051 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor Norm MacDonald. Host; Nathan Lane. 169654 1994 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Norm MacDonald T DVD -R HQ 5936 Episode. 12-3-1994 Parody News. TV Anchor Norm MacDonald: "Hi, I'm Norm MacDonald and this is the Fake News." 169655 1996 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Norm MacDonald T DVD -R HQ 5936 Episode. 10-5-1996 Parody News. TV Anchor Norm MacDonald. 169656 1997 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Norm MacDonald T DVD -R HQ 6465 Episode. Parody News. TV News Anchor Norm MacDonald. Host: Chevy Chase. 169657 1996 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Norm MacDonald T DVD -R HQ 6488 Episode. 2-16-1996 Parody News. TV Anchor Norm MacDonald. 169658 1994 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Norm Macdonald, Anchor T Episodes, 1994-1997 Parody News. TV Anchor Norm MacDonald for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 1994-1997 "I'm Norm Macdonald, and now the fake news." "And that's the way it is." 169659 1994 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Norm Macdonald, Anchor T DVD -R HQ 1898 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor Norm MacDonald for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update. Guest Host: Paul Riser "I'm Norm Macdonald, and now the fake news." "And that's the way it is." 169660 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11031 Episode. 4-4-2009 Parody Magazines. TV Anchor Seth Meyers anchors the Saturday Night Live Weekend Update. Host: Seth Rogen. 169661 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11037 Episode. 4-11-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers anchors the Saturday Night Weekend Update. Host: Zac Efron. 169662 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11118 Episode. 5-9-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers anchors the Saturday Night Weekend Update. Host: Justin Timberlake 169663 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11128 Episode. 5-16-2009. Finale. Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers anchors the Saturday Night Weekend Update. Special Weekend Anchor Guest host: Amy Poehler. Host: Will Ferrell. 169664 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11442 Episode. 9-26-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers with Saturday Night Live Weekend Update. 169665 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11478 Episode. 10-3-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers of Saturday Night Live Weekend Update. Host Ryan Reynolds. 169666 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11478 Episode. 10-10-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers of Saturday Night Live Weekend Update. Host: Drew Barrymore. 169667 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11510 Episode. 10-17-2009 Parody News. Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Anchor Seth Meyers. Host: Gerard Butler. 169668 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11582 Episode. 11-7-2009 Parody News. Saturday Night Weekend Update with Anchor Seth Meyers. Former SNL Weekend Update Host Amy Poehler makes a guest appearance for the “Really” segment. Host: Taylor Swift. 169669 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11609 Episode. 11-14-2009 Parody News. Saturday Night Weekend Update with Anchor Seth Meyers. Host: January Jones. 169670 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11648 Parody News. Anchorman Seth Meyers and the Saturday Night Live Weekend News Update. Host: Blake Lively. 169671 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11677 Episode. 12-12-2009 Parody News. Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers. Tiger Wood’s mistress No. 15 and a Native American spokesperson-comic appear. Host: Taylor Lautner. 169672 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11694 Parody News. Anchor Seth Meyers and the Saturday Night Live Weekend Update. Host: James Franco 169673 2010 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11694 Episode. 1-9-2010 Parody News. Anchor Seth Meyers and the Saturday Night Live Weekend Update. Host: Charles Barkley. 169674 2010 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11716 Episode. 1-16-2010 Parody News. Saturday Night Weekend Update with Seth Meyers. Host: Sigourney Weaver. 169675 2010 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11758 Episode. 1-30-2010 Parody News. Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Anchor Seth Meyers. Host: John Hamm. 169676 2010 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11769 Episode. 2-6-2010 Parody News. Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Anchor Seth Meyers. Host Ashton Kutcher. 169677 2010 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11819 Episode. 3-1-2010 Parody News. Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Anchor Seth Meyers. Host: Jennifer Lopez. 169678 2010 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11828 Episode. 3-6-2010 Parody News. Saturday Night Live News Update with Anchor Seth Meyers. Host: Zach Galifianakis 169679 2010 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Meyers T DVD -R HQ 11838 Episode. 3-13-2010 Parody News. Saturday Night Live News Update with Anchor Seth Meyers. Host: Jude Law 169680 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Myers T DVD -R HQ 10758 Episode. 11-10-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers anchors the Saturday Night Live Weekend Update by himself. 169681 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Myers T DVD -R HQ 10782 Episode. 1-17-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers anchors the Saturday Night Live Weekend Update. 169682 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Myers T DVD -R HQ 10827 Episode. 1-31-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers anchors the Saturday Night Live Weekend Update. Host: Steve Martin 169683 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Myers T DVD -R HQ 10848 Episode. 2-7-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers anchors the Saturday Night Live Weekend Update. Host: Bradley Cooper 169684 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Myers T DVD -R HQ 10874 Episode. 2-14-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers anchors the Saturday Night Live Weekend Update. Host: Alec Baldwin 169685 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Myers T DVD -R HQ 10928 Episode. 3-7-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers anchors the Saturday Night Live Weekend Update. Host: Dwayne Johnson 169686 2009 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Seth Myers T DVD -R HQ 10963 Episode. 3-14-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Seth Meyers anchors the Saturday Night Live Weekend Update. Host: Tracy Morgan 169687 2000 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey T Episodes, 2000- Parody News. .TV Anchor Tina Fey for Saturday Night Live Weekend Update, 2000- "…and I'm Tina Fey, and here are tonight's top stories." "Good night and have a pleasant tomorrow." 169688 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Peeler: January 21, 2006 T Episode. 1-21-2006 News Parody. Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Peter Sarsgaard. 169689 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler T DVD -R HQ 2175 Episode. 10-23-2004 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. 169690 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler T DVD -R HQ 3023 Episode. 3-19-2004 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Ashton Kutcher 169691 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler T DVD -R HQ 4621 Episode. 10-29-2005 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Lance Armstrong 169692 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler T DVD -R HQ 4953 Episode Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Dane Cook 169693 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler T DVD -R HQ 4985 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Alec Baldwin 169694 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler T DVD -R HQ 5195 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Eve Longoria 169695 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler T DVD -R HQ 5330 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Peter Sarsgaard 169696 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler T DVD -R HQ 6108 Episode. Tina Fey's 180th show at SNL. Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Kevin Spacey. 169697 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler March 12, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2937 Episode. 3-12-2005 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: David Spade 169698 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: April 16, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3123 Episode. 4-16-2005 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Tom Brady, New England Patriots Quarterback. Special Guest Appearance on Update: Gossip Columnist Jiminy Glick (Martin Short). 169699 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: April 8, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5834 Episode. 4-8-2006 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Dan Rather speaks about Katie Couric as his replacement. Host: Antonio Banderas. 169700 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: April 9, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3100 Episode. 4-9-2005 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Cameron Diaz. 169701 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: December 11, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2541 Episode. 12-11-2004 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Colin Farrell. Tagline: "Good Night and Have a Pleasant Tomorrow." 169702 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: December 18, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2533 Episode. 12-18-2004 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. 169703 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: December 18, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 5051 Episode. 12-18-2005 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Jack Black. 169704 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: February 12, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2876 Episode. 2-12-2005 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Parody News. Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Justin Bateman 169705 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: February 20, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 2852 Episode. 2-20-2005 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Hillary Swank 169706 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: February 4, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5430 Episode. 2-4-2006 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Parody News. Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Steve Martin 169707 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: February 5, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 6166 Episode. 2-5-2005 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Paris Hilton. 169708 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: January 14, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5260 Episode. 1-14-2006 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Scarlett Johansson 169709 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: January 15, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2647 Episode. 1-15-2004 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Parody News. Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Tofer Grace substituting for Jennifer Garner who is recuperating from back injury. Items include Barbara Walters and her interviews with the President and First Lady. Gay Marriage condemned by the Pope. Prince Harry and Nazi uniform. Sun: "Harry the Nazi." Aryan News: "Looking Good." Video of Harry dancing with Ku Klux Klan and a man in blackface. Making out with a woman dressed up as Hitler. "Kids are kids. Bad choices were made at that party." Brad and Jennifer split up. Mr. Blackwell's Worst Dressed List. Healthier Junk Food. JFK Airport Eye Scanners. Germany brothel owner Tsunami Donation. New York Knicks and magician. Wrong Semen given to woman results in birth of cocker spaniels. Body metrics to create the perfect fitting pair of jeans. They're called sweatpants. Cell phone use on planes. Martin Luther King Day -- positive role models in the African-American community with Cliff and Claire Huxtable. 169710 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: January 22, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2763 Episode. 1-22-2004 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Paul Giamonti 169711 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: March 11, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5643 Episode. 3-11-2006. Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Matt Dillon. 169712 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: March 4, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5560 Episode. 3-4-2006 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Natalie Portman 169713 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: May 13, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6178 Episode. 5-13-2006 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Julia Louise Dreyfus. Guest: Al Gore 169714 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: May 14, 2005. T DVD -R HQ 3052 Episode. 5-14-2005 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Will Ferrell 169715 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: May 20, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 3369 Episode. 5-20-2005 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Lindsay Lohan 169716 2006 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: May 6, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5999 Episode. 5-6-2006 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Tom Hanks. 169717 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: November 12, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4749 Episode. 11-12-2005 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Jason Lee. 169718 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: November 13, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2318 Episode. 11-13-2004 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Liam Niessen. 169719 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: November 23, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2366 Episode. 11-23-2004 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Luke Wilson 169720 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: October 1, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4393 Episode. 10-1-2005. Season Premiere Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Fey is on assignment -- she had a baby girl three weeks ago. Replacing her is Horatio Sanz as co-anchor. Host: Steve Carell 169721 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: October 22, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 6136 Episode. 10-22-2005 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Catherine Zeta-Jones 169722 2005 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: October 8, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4459 Episode. 10-8-2005 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Fey is out having given birth to a daughter and Horatio Sanz takes over her duties with Poehler. Guest Host: John Heder 169723 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: October 9, 2004 T DVD -R HQ 2112 Episode. 10-9-2004. Debut for news team. Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. 169724 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Jimmy Fallon T SVDSP 1600 Episode. 2-2004 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Host: Drew Barrymore 169725 2003 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Jimmy Fallon: February 8, 2003 T DVD -R HQ 6406 Episode. 2-8-2003 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Jimmy Fallon. Host: Matthew McConaughey 169726 2004 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update with Tina Fey and Jimmy Fallon: May 15, 2004 T SVDSP 1700 Episode. 5-15-2004 Parody News. TV Anchors Tina Fey and Jimmy Fallon. Jimmy Fallon reviews "Troy." Host: Olson Twins. 169727 1977 Saturday Night Live Weekend Update: Point, Counterpoint with Jane Curtin and Dan Aykroyd T SVD 1225 Episode Parody News. "Point, Counterpoint" with Jane Curtin and Dan Aykroyd. 169728 2004 Saturday Night Live: 9/11 Investigation Parody T SVDSP 1600 3-11-2004. Parody News. CNN coverage of 9/11/ Investigation. Kean Interviews Condoleezza Rice (Janet Jackson) 169729 2000 Saturday Night Live: Election Special with Jim Lehrer T DVD -R HQ 6427 Episode. Parody News. Election Special coverage of debate at Wake Forest University. TV Moderator Jim Lehrer. Debate between Governor George Bush and Vice President Al Gore. Host: Kate Hudson. 169730 2008 Saturday Night Live: MSNBC Coverage of Democratic Candidate Debate with Tim Russert. NBC News Decision 08. T DVD -R HQ 9794 Episode. 3-29-2008 Parody News. NBC News Decision 08. MSNBC Coverage of the Democratic Debate, Cleveland Ohio. NBC Correspondent Tim Russert (Darrell Hammond) asks Senator Hillary Clinton (Amy Poehler) tough, hostile questions and gives Barrack Obama (Fred Armisen) easy, positive questions. Host: Ellen Page. Rude to Clinton, fawning over Obama. Reporters obviously favoring Obama. Appearance by the real Senator Hillary Clinton after the debate. Clinton says Live From New York...It Is Saturday Night Live. Host: Ellen Page. 169731 2004 Saturday Night Live: 2004 Presidential Debates with Jim Lehrer, Moderator T DVD -R HQ 2194 Episode. 10-23-2004 Parody News. Jim Lehrer and the 9th Presidential Debate of 2004 between President George Bush and Senator John Kerry. Played like a game show. 169732 1994 Saturday Night Live: 60 Minutes T SVDSP 1700 Episode Parody News. 60 Minutes. Andy Rooney (Norm MacDonald). Host: Heather Locklear 169733 2003 Saturday Night Live: 60 Minutes. Live With Regis & Kelly T Episode #540. 3-8-2003. Parody News. 60 Minutes. Live With Regis & Kelly. Fox's I'm a Celebrity: Who Farted? VH1 Where Are They Now: The Cherylettes. Host: Queen Latifah 169734 1997 Saturday Night Live: A&E Biography T Episode #425. 4-19-1997. Parody News. A&E Biography: Tiger Woods. Host; Pamela Lee. 169735 1998 Saturday Night Live: A&E Biography T Episode #450. 10-17-1998. Parody News. A&E Biography: Sean "Puffy" Combs. Host: Lucy Lawless. 169736 2003 Saturday Night Live: Access Hollywood T Episode #535. 1-11-2003. Parody News. Access Hollywood: Diana Ross Arrest. Charlie Rose Interviews. Host: Jeff Gordon 169737 2003 Saturday Night Live: Access Hollywood T Episode #543. 4-12-2003. Parody News. Access Hollywood. Host: Ray Romano. 169738 2004 Saturday Night Live: Access Hollywood Parody T SVDSP 1700 Episode. 5-15-2004 Parody Entertainment News Show. Anchor Pat O'Brien (Jimmy Fallon). Olson Twins plus a third sister, Betty. Out-takes of "New York Minute" featuring the Olson Triplets. 169739 2005 Saturday Night Live: Access Hollywood with Billy Bush T DVD -R HQ 6136 Episode. 10-22-2005 Parody News. Access Hollywood with Anchor Billy Bush. Host: Catherine Zeta-Jones 169740 2005 Saturday Night Live: Action 13 News T DVD -R HQ 3023 Episode. 3-19-2004 Parody News. Local TV News parody. Action 13 News. New good-looking Male Anchor Darren Stark (Ashton Kutcher) joins the Action 13 News team and Co-Anchor Busy Martinez. Weatherman Barry rebels against making predictions that are wrong. Gets into fight with Starr as they run from set to set. Hurk Mandelbraughton's Sports Corner and his sports bloopers. Segment is ruined by the fight. Starr beats up the weatherman. Action News 13 signs off. 169741 1999 Saturday Night Live: Action 8 News T Episode #467. 10-2-1999. Parody News. Action 8 News Watch. Morning Latte. Host: Jerry Seinfeld. 169742 2001 Saturday Night Live: Action News T Episode #498. 2-17-2001. Parody News. Action News. Fashion Week. Host: Sean Hayes. 169743 2003 Saturday Night Live: Action News 13 T Episode #551. 11-8-2003. Parody News. Action News 13. Jock Talk. The Morning Mix. Host: Andy Roddick. 169744 2001 Saturday Night Live: Action Talk Show T Episode #509. 10-13-2001. Parody News. Action Talk Show with Klaus Van BraunmMan. Host: Drew Barrymore. 169745 2002 Saturday Night Live: Al Gore T SVD 1320 Episode #534. 12-14-2002. Parody News. Host Al Gore. Martin Sheen (Himself). Al Franken (Himself as Stuart Smalley). 169746 2006 Saturday Night Live: Anderson Cooper 360 CNN. T DVD -R HQ 5330 Episode Parody News. Anderson Cooper 360. CNN News ("The Most Trusted Name in News." Cooper: "See the news reflected in the simmering blue pools that are my eyes." 360 Degrees. Host: Peter Sarsgaard. 169747 2006 Saturday Night Live: Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees CNN T Episode. 1-21-2006 Parody News. CNN Anderson Cooper 360. Host: Peter Sarsgaard. 169748 2006 Saturday Night Live: Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees CNN T DVD -R HQ 5834 Episode. 4-8-2006 Parody News. CNN, the Most Trusted Name in News. Anderson Cooper 360 degrees. Host: Antonio Banderas 169749 2006 Saturday Night Live: Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees CNN T DVD -R HQ 6108 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor Anderson Cooper of CNN hosts 360 degrees for "The most trusted name in news." On immigration. Host: Kevin Spacey. 169750 2005 Saturday Night Live: Anderson Cooper of CNN and Geraldo Rivera of Fox News on Hurricane in Louisiana. T DVD -R HQ 4393 Episode. 10-1-2005. Season Premiere Parody News. Anderson Cooper 360 -- State of Emergency. Louisiana Hurricane Special Edition: State of Emergency. Interviewing mayor and survivors. At end of his report, Fox News Geraldo Rivera shows up live. Host: Steve Carell. Rivera live at the Crescent City boasts of saving thousands of babies of all colors showing no discrimination. 169751 1981 Saturday Night Live: Andrew Rooney T Episode #120. 10-3-1981. Parody News. "A Few Minutes With Andrew Rooney." Prose and Cons. Weekend Update is retitled SNL Newsbreak with Brian Doyle-Murray and Mary Gross as co-anchors. Weekend Update with Charlie Rocket and Gail Matthius is from previous season. 169752 1981 Saturday Night Live: Andy Rooney T DVD -R HQ 6728 Episode #258. 10-2-1981 Parody News. A Few Minutes With Andy Rooney (Joe Piscopo). Host: Rod Stewart 169753 1979 Saturday Night Live: Ann Landers T Episode #89. 11-3-1979. Parody News. Advice Columnist: The Ann Landers Files. Sports Hot Line. Host: Bill Russell. 169754 1992 Saturday Night Live: Arsenio Hall T Episode #320. 2-15-1992. Parody News. The Arsenio Hall Show. Beverly Hills 90210. Host: Jason Priestley. 169755 1998 Saturday Night Live: Bad Boys of Saturday Night Live, The MT Episode. Parody News. Commentator (Dennis Miller) 169756 1970 Saturday Night Live: Barbara Walters T SVD 1208 Episode Parody News. Baba Walters (Glenda Radner). Press Conference with Jimmy Carter as the Colossal Man 169757 1976 Saturday Night Live: Barbara Walters T Episode #18. 4-24-1976. Parody News. Baba Wawa (Gilda Radner). Host: Raquel Welsh. 169758 1977 Saturday Night Live: Barbara Walters T Episode #35. 1-15-1977. Parody News. "Baba Wawa At Large" (Gilda Radner). Host: Ralph Nader. 169759 1977 Saturday Night Live: Barbara Walters T Episode #40. 3-19-1977. Parody News. "Baba Wawa At Large" (Gilda Radner). Host: Broderick Crawford. 169760 1977 Saturday Night Live: Barbara Walters T Episode #45. 5-14-1977. Parody News. "Baba Wawa At Large" (Gilda Radner). Host: Shelley Duvall. 169761 1980 Saturday Night Live: Barbara Walters T Episode #102. 4-12-1980. Parody News. "Baba Wawa at Large" (Gilda Radner). Host: Burt Reynolds. 169762 1996 Saturday Night Live: Barbara Walters T Episode #415. 12-7-1996. Parody News. Barbara Walters. O.J. Simpson. The Tinseltown Tattler. Host: Martin Short. 169763 1997 Saturday Night Live: Barbara Walters T Episode #423. 3-22-1997. Parody News. Barbara Walters Oscar Special. Coffee Talk With Linda Richman. Host: Mike Myers. 169764 1998 Saturday Night Live: Barbara Walters T Episode #443. 3-14-1998. Parody News. Barbara Walters. Host: Julianne Moore. 169765 1976 Saturday Night Live: Barbara Walters, Tom Snyder T Episode #32. 11-20-1976. Parody News. "Baba Wawa At Large" (Gilda Radner). Tomorrow with Tom Snyder (Dan Aykroyd). Host: Paul Simon. 169766 1999 Saturday Night Live: Barbara Walters. ESPN. T Episode #462. 3-13-1999. Parody News. Barbara Walters. ESPN SportsCenter. Host: Ray Romano. 169767 2004 Saturday Night Live: BBC America Spy Glass T SVD 1600 Episode. 2-2004 Parody News. BBC America's version of an Entertainment Tonight clone, Spy Glass. Male and Female Anchors Ian Gerrard and Zoey Anderton. Lots of word play. Host: Drew Barrymore. Jennie Belvedere, Scooter Correspondent "Scooter Jennie" (Drew Barrymore) doing news on a scooter in traffic. Entertainment Correspondent Lord Ebson Carlyle Pat O'Brien. Catch Phrase: "You're Under the Spy Glass" 169768 2005 Saturday Night Live: BBC America Television: Spy Glass T DVD -R HQ 3100 Episode. 4-9-2005 Parody News. BBC America Television. Spy Glass with anchors Zoe Anderton and Ian Gerrard. Correspondent Edwina Peppermint (Cameron Diaz). Spy Glass Kritics Korner with Reginald Hereford Eugene Shalitshire. Host: Cameron Diaz 169769 2005 Saturday Night Live: Best of Alec Baldwin, The T Parody News. Reporter #4 (Fred Armisen). 169770 1998 Saturday Night Live: Best of Chris Farley, The T Parody News. Weekend Updated Anchor (Dennis Miller) 169771 1999 Saturday Night Live: Best of Chris Rock, The T Parody News. News Commentator (Kevin Nealon). Weekend Update Anchor (Dennis Miller). 169772 1999 Saturday Night Live: Best of Dana Carvey, The T Parody News. News Commentator (Kevin Nealon) 169773 1998 Saturday Night Live: Best of Mike Myers, The T Parody News. Entertainment Tonight Anchor (Michael McKean). Announcer (Don Pardo). 169774 1979 Saturday Night Live: Best of Saturday Night Live, The T Series 1979-1980 Parody News 169775 2005 Saturday Night Live: Bill Kurtis and A&E Parody T DVD -R HQ 2876 Episode. 2-12-2005 Parody News. Anchor Bill Kurtis on A&E channel hosting a series of graphic murder stories. Looping session chatter between voice-over for horror stories. Talks about grandchildren, weight watchers and other benign subjects, and then launches into reading grotesque copy for his programs. 169776 1983 Saturday Night Live: Book Beat T Episode #161. 10-5-1983. Parody News. Book Beat. Host: Danny DeVito. 169777 2007 Saturday Night Live: Brian Williams of NBC News T DVD -R HQ 9284 Episode. 11-17-2007 News Parody. TV Journalist Brian Williams (Himself) of NBC News is host. He thought he was following in the footsteps of other great anchors who hosted Saturday Night Live, but then discovered those were actors playing the parts. Opening monologue on TV News and his image as a stiff journalist. One show slide shows him with a press pass in his hat in an old-fashioned black and white picture. Keeps turning into an anchorman at unexpected times. A special SNL Digital Short follows Williams’ around on an average day at work showing him totally self-absorbed as he leaves an upbeat message to himself on the phone, tosses a penny out of the penny at Al Roker and Matt Lauer (Themselves) of the Today Show, exercises and gets ready to deliver the news. He also hosts a Democratic Candidates’ political debate showing a media bias for Candidate Hillary Clinton. The skit ends with a New York Times front page headlines. Skit showing Wilson and his staff worrying about demographic ratings at NBC News headquarters. They are trying to get young people to watch the news. They invite in young consultants to tell them how to do the news for a younger audience by using a musical theme that would appeal to a younger audience. They end up using Williams’s suggestion -- a kind of James Bond theme. Williams shows up in a variety of skits including Bronx Beat, a two-women talk show with Betty and Jodi (he’s a New York fireman). Williams is a disinterested winner of a sweepstakes contest. Also a parody of Larry King Live with King (Fred Armisen) interviewing J.K. Rowling (Amy Poehler) of “Harry Potter” fame on a gay character in the book. 169778 2004 Saturday Night Live: Britney Spears Magazine Cover Stories T DVD -R HQ 6764. Episode. 1-10-2004 Parody Magazine Cover Stories with Britney Spears (Jennifer Aniston). Host: Aniston. 169779 2002 Saturday Night Live: C-SPAN T Episode #532. 111-16-2002. Parody News. C-SPAN. Tennis Talk. TV Funhouse. Host: Brittany Murphy. 169780 2002 Saturday Night Live: C-SPAN T Episode #533. 12-7-2002. Parody News. C-SPAN. Host: Robert DeNiro. 169781 2003 Saturday Night Live: C-SPAN T Episode #552. 11-15-2003. Parody News. C-Span. Host: Alec Baldwin. 169782 1998 Saturday Night Live: C-Span T DVD -R HQ 5204 Episode. Parody News. Host: Vince Vaughn. House Judiciary Committee Hearings on Impeachment. Oral Sexperts (Courtney Love, Mariah Carey, Elizabeth Dole. Richard Simmons, George Michael). 169783 2005 Saturday Night Live: C-Span News Conference T Best of Alex Baldwin Parody News. British Reporters ask questions at a C-Span News Conference using double entendres to find out if the Prince of Wales is gay. Cynthia Watson, London Times, is one of the reporters. Host: Alec Baldwin. 169784 2004 Saturday Night Live: C-Span Press Conference at the White House T DVD -R HQ 2194 (No Ending). DVD -R HQ 2175 (Complete). Bonus: Jude Law and musical number as host of SNL on 2175. Episode. 10-23-2004. Parody News Coverage at the White House Washington Press Conference. President George Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair (Jude Law). Reporters asking questions. Host: Jude Law. 169785 2005 Saturday Night Live: CBS Evening News with Dan Rather Parody T DVD -R HQ 2647 Episode. 1-15-2004 Parody News. CBS Evening News: Fraudulent Document Update with Dan Rather ridiculing the "60 Minutes" scandal on the Bush-fake documents controversy. Rather goes on to confess to a variety of CBS lies including fake ratings. His press biography released by CBS publicists, says his real name is Joel Howard Pinkus and he's from New Jersey and there's no reason for him to talk the way he does. Also confesses that he is not a licensed bikini inspector. Andrew Rooney issued him the license. To the hundreds of many women I may have wrong…offer my sincere and heartfelt apologies. "I am deeply sorry." 169786 2002 Saturday Night Live: CBS News T VHS 1316 Episode #531. 11-9-2002. Parody News. CBS News Special Report -- Election Satire. Dan Rather impersonation. Host: Nia Vardalos. 169787 2001 Saturday Night Live: CBS News T Episode #515. 12-15-2001. Parody News. CBS News-Osama bin Laden Video. TV Funhouse featuring Tom Brokaw's voice (Chris Parnell). Host: Ellen DeGeneres. 169788 2002 Saturday Night Live: CBS News T Episode #531. 11-9-2002 Parody News. Student Council Election. Host: Nia Vardalos 169789 2000 Saturday Night Live: CBS Sports T Episode #491. 11-11-2000. Parody News. CBS Sports. Host: Calista Flockhart. 169790 1998 Saturday Night Live: Celebrity Interview. TV Newscaster Walter Cronkite T DVD -R HQ 5552 Episode. Parody News. TV Newscaster Walter Cronkite. Parody Celebrity Interview. Bravo: The Film and the Arts. Interview with Quentin Taratino. Discusses other candidates for the John Travolta role. Host: Samuel Jackson 169791 1996 Saturday Night Live: Celebrity Journalism T Episode #403. 3-23-1996. Parody News. Hollywood Minute With David Spade. Host: Phil Hartman. 169792 2005 Saturday Night Live: Celebrity Magazines T DVD -R HQ 3023 Episode. 3-19-2004 Parody News. Celebrity Magazines' preoccupation with the difference of ages between Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore, who is made-up to look 90. 169793 1996 Saturday Night Live: Channel 7 Action News T Episode #400. 2-17-1996. Parody News. The Life We Lead/Channel 7 Action News. Host: Tom Arnold. 169794 1996 Saturday Night Live: Channel 7 Action News T DVD -R HQ 6478 Episode. 2-16-1996 Parody News. Action News Channel 7 at Noon canceled because of lack of ratings. News integrated into soap opera dialogue. The Life We Lead includes local, national and international news. Host: Tom Arnold 169795 1997 Saturday Night Live: Charlie Rose T DVD -R HQ 6465 Episode. Parody News. Charlie Rose on the news media and justice. Interviews four people. Host: Chevy Chase. 169796 2003 Saturday Night Live: Chris Matthews with Hardball on MSNBC T DVD -R HQ 5936 Episode. 12-13-2003. Parody News. Chris Matthews with Hardball on MSNBC. Host: Elijah Woods. 169797 1976 Saturday Night Live: Citizen Kane II T Episode #10. 1-17-1976. Parody News. Citizen Kane II. Host: Buck Henry. 169798 1996 Saturday Night Live: CNN Coverage of Presidential Election T DVD -R HQ 6478 Episode. 2-16-1996 Parody News. CNN with Anchor Judy Woodruff. Anchor Karen Brown of WMUR 9 Live debate between Republican presidential candidates. Host: Tom Arnold 169799 2008 Saturday Night Live: CNN Coverage of Texas, Austin Democratic Debate, 2-2008 T DVD -R HQ 9693 (No Number on Disc) Episode. 2-23-2008 Parody News. CNN coverage of the Obama-Clinton debate parodies reporters who fawn over Obama and condemn Clinton. Host: Tina Fey 169800 2007 Saturday Night Live: CNN News Crawl T DVD -R HQ 8277 Episode. 2-24-2007 Parody News. CNN Anchor Wolf Blizer (Darrell Hammond) in The Situation Room. Onscreen News Crawl at first is all about Anna Nichol Smith while Blizer talks about World News. But gradually the News Crawl takes over the screen. News on Smith is ludicrous while Blitzer reports the news. Type gets bigger screaming Anna!Anna!Anna! Until the story takes over the screen. Crawl also ridicules the news Blitzer is reporting: "Ugh. This Iraq Stuff is Soooo Boring!." Blitzer finally demands to be put on full screen. "Do It," he shouts. "I'm a Newsman." Also included CNN Reporter Andrew Sturdevant (Rainn Wilson). Larry King is also included. Wilson says he should be covering the Walter Reid scandal. Instead he is reporting about a false exclusive about Anna Nichol Smith. His reports get sillier and sillier. And he keeps apologizing for what he is doing. Host: Rainn Wilson. 169801 2010 Saturday Night Live: CNN News Parody with Wolf Blitzer T DVD -R HQ 11694 Episode. 1-9-2010 Parody News. CNN Wolf Blitzer and the Situation Room. Press Conference between U.S. Military and Yemen President to stop terrorism activity, but the Yemen President seems confused as to what to do and how to do it. Host: Charles Barkley. 169802 2010 Saturday Night Live: CNN Sports Parody Inside the NBA T DVD -R HQ 11694 Episode. 1-9-2010 Parody News. Charles Barkley is color man on Inside the NBA on TNT with sportscaster and a guest child commentator who gets everything wrong. Host: Charles Barkley. 169803 2010 Saturday Night Live: CNN: The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer T DVD -R HQ 11828 Episode. 3-6-2010 Parody News. CNN’s The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer. Joining him are Senior Political Analyst Gloria Borger, Commentator Jack Cafferty, Chief International Correspondent Christiane Amanpour (who is outside the CNN building in Atlanta). Host: Zach Galifianakis 169804 2006 Saturday Night Live: Commentator Nancy Grace T DVD -R HQ 7555 Episode. 12-16-2006 Parody News Commentator Nancy Grace (Amy Poehler). "A Holiday Message from Nancy Grace" 169805 1995 Saturday Night Live: Connie Chung T SV 296 Episode #377. 1-14-1995. Parody News. Connie Chung. Host: Jeff Daniels. 169806 1994 Saturday Night Live: Court TV T Episode #384. 4-8-1995. Parody News. Court TV: The O.J. Trial. Host: Damon Wayans. 169807 1985 Saturday Night Live: Critic T Episode #202. 12-21-1985. Parody News. Critic. Hildy. Host: Teri Garr. 169808 1994 Saturday Night Live: Critic. Laura Film. T DVD -R HQ 5373 Episode. Parody News. Critic. Host Martin Lawrence 169809 1999 Saturday Night Live: Daily Variety Cover T DVD -R HQ 5669 Episode Parody News. Daily Variety Front Page Headline: "Benigni Incorrigible!" Host: Ray Romano. 169810 2000 Saturday Night Live: Dateline T Episode #487. 10-7-2000. Parody News. Dateline. Court TV: Pros & Cons. Host; Rob Lowe 169811 2009 Saturday Night Live: Dateline T DVD -R HQ 10963 Episode. 3-14-2009 Parody News. Dateline interviews are ridiculed. Host: Tracy Morgan 169812 1993 Saturday Night Live: Dateline NBC T Episode #340. 2-13-1993. Parody News. Dateline NBC. Soap Opera Digest. Host: Alec Baldwin. 169813 1993 Saturday Night Live: Dateline NBC T DVD -R HQ 6855 Episode. Parody News. Dateline NBC Anchors Stone Phillips (Mike Meyers) and Jane Pauley (Julie Sweeney) apologize for one story after another, for lying, making up stories, staging the story and other errors in judgment. Host: Alec Baldwin 169814 1989 Saturday Night Live: David Brinkley T Episode #266. 5-13-1989. Parody News. This Week with David Brinkley. Host: Wayne Gretzky. 169815 1994 Saturday Night Live: David Brinkley. Tom Snyder. Howard Stern T Episode #383. 3-25-1995. Parody News. This Week With David Brinkley. The Late Late Show With Tom Snyder. Howard Stern. Host: John Goodman. 169816 1982 Saturday Night Live: David Letterman T Episode #140. 9-25-1982. Parody News. Chevy Live From Burbank -- Chevy Chase. Late Night With David Letterman. Host: Chevy Chase. 169817 1983 Saturday Night Live: David Letterman T Episode #159. 5-14-1983. Parody News. Late Night with David Letterman. Host: Ed Koch. 169818 1997 Saturday Night Live: David Letterman T Episode #417. 1-11-1997. Parody News. The Late Show With David Letterman. Host: Kevin Spacey. 169819 1997 Saturday Night Live: David Letterman. T Episode #421. 2-22-1997. Parody News. The Late Show With David Letterman. The Gossip Show. Host: Alec Baldwin. 169820 1997 Saturday Night Live: David Letterman. Larry King T Episode #432. 11-8-1997. Parody News. The Late Show With David Letterman. Larry King's Wedding. Host: Jon Lovitz. 169821 1978 Saturday Night Live: David Susskind T Episode #65. 5-13-1978. Parody News. The David Susskind Show. Host: Richard Dreyfuss. 169822 1979 Saturday Night Live: David Susskind T Episode #87. 10-13-1979. Parody News. The David Susskind Show. Host: Steve Martin. 169823 1980 Saturday Night Live: David Susskind T Episode #100. 3-15-1980. Parody News. The David Susskind Show. Host: Paul Simon 169824 2005 Saturday Night Live: Diver C DVD -R HQ 3369 Episode. 5-20-2005 Parody News. Cartoon showing how Divertor is called upon in a crisis to divert the public with trivial and celebrity news. New York Post headline: Fear. MSNBC Live News with Female Anchor: Deficit Soars. CNN Headline News. Fox News Live: How Screwed Are We? New York Post: Down the Drain. Divertor springs to action with his invisible ray that makes Comedian Sinbad drop his pants in front of a class of children. MSNBC Breaking News, Fox News analysis, Jay Leno, Headline Prime, Nancy Grace, New York Post: Bad-Sin all forget the serious news and concentrate on the celebrity news. Another major crisis: Mutating agents in water supply. Crisis in 48 hours. Fox News: 48 Hours to Doom. Then a news alert on more celebrity news manufactured by Divertor. 169825 2004 Saturday Night Live: Donald Trump T SVD 1591 Episode Parody Reality Shows. Donald Trump and his two executives parody The Apprentice. Parody of Trump in several sketches featuring Trump and imitator. 169826 1998 Saturday Night Live: Dr. Laura Schlesinger T Episode #452. 11-7-1998. Parody News. Talk Radio With Dr. Laura Schlesinger. Host: David Spade. 169827 2000 Saturday Night Live: E! News T Episode #478. 2-12-2000. Parody News. E! News Daily. Host: Julianna Marguiles. 169828 1999 Saturday Night Live: E! Oscar Pre-Show T Episode #463. 3-20-1999. Parody News. E! Oscar Pre-Show. Host: Drew Barrymore. 169829 2001 Saturday Night Live: E! Pre-Emmy Awards Show T Episode #508. 10-6-2001. Parody News. E! Pre-Emmy Awards Show. Host: Sean William Scott. 169830 2009 Saturday Night Live: Election News Parody T DVD -R HQ 11582 Episode. 11-7-2009 Parody News. “You’re watching Fox News, continuous coverage of the 2009 election -- end of an era.” Picture of President Obama above a graphic which read, “End of an Era.” Greta Van Susteren (Kristin Wiig) hosted a discussion on the election results, which included one-sided opinions from actors impersonating Commentator Glenn Beck (Jason Sudeikis), Senior Political Analyst Brit Home, Analyst Karl Rove, Election Reporter Shepard Smith, Juan Williams and Joe Trippi representing all Democrats and being totally ignored. It was a one-sided, anti-Obama take on Tuesday’s election results. Host: Taylor Swift. 169831 1984 Saturday Night Live: Election Reporting T Episode #183. 11-10-1984. Parody News. Rich Hall's Election Report. Host: George Carlin. 169832 2008 Saturday Night Live: Elliot Spitzer press conference T DVD -R HQ 9762 Episode. 3-15-2008 Parody News. Press conference by Governor of New York Elliot Spitzer announcing Spitzer & Associates will take any case, no matter how disgusting (1-800-T-A-W-D-R-Y). Host: Jonah Hill. 169833 1985 Saturday Night Live: Entertainment Tonight T Episode #201. 12-14-1985. Parody News. Entertainment Tonight. Host: Tom Hanks 169834 2009 Saturday Night Live: EPSN Sports T DVD - HQ 11510 Episode. 10-17-2009 Parody Sports. ESPN Game Time with Randy & Greg. Your one-stop shop for sports talk. Greg appears to be an alien. Randy ignores that and keeps denying that Greg obviously is an alien. Host: Gerard Butler. 169835 2007 Saturday Night Live: ESPN Coverage of March Madness T DVD -R HQ 8221 Episode. 3-24-2007 Parody Sports News. ESPN's NCAA Tournament Pool Party with Chris Graham. With Ted Trimble, writer for the Raleigh News and Observer and is the author with Dick Vitale of "College Basketball - From A to Z." Host: Peyton Manning Also included is Mandy Jensen, a recent graduate of Sweetbriar College and receptionist of Teen Vogue Magazine. 169836 2005 Saturday Night Live: ESPN Sports T DVD -R HQ 4621 Episode. 10-29-2005 Parody Sports News. ESPN Sportscaster Bill Perry with Donnie Brantley on ESPN 2. ESPN Celebrity Ironman Competition. Also: Quite Frankly with Stephen A. Smith 169837 2009 Saturday Night Live: ESPN Sports Commentators T DVD -R HQ 11478 Episode. 10-10-2009 Parody Sports. ESPN Sports Anchor Pete Twinkle and Color Commentator Greg Stink cover a billiard match for ESPN, the Worldwide Leader in sports. Host: Drew Barrymore. 169838 2006 Saturday Night Live: ESPN SportsCenter T DVD -R HQ 5643 Episode. 3-11-2006 Parody Sports News. ESPN Sportscenter Anchors Dan Patrick and Stuart Scott. Interview Barry Bonds on steroids. Host: Matt Dillon 169839 1998 Saturday Night Live: ESPN2 T Episode #449. 10-3-1998. Parody News. ESPN2 Lumberjack Coverage. Morning Latte. Host: Kelsey Grammer. 169840 2005 Saturday Night Live: Fox News T DVD -R HQ 4985 Episode. Parody News. Fox News. The O'Reilly Factor. Host: Alec Baldwin 169841 2006 Saturday Night Live: Fox News Channel Special News Report with Brit Hume T DVD -R HQ 7122 Episode. 10-21-2006 Parody News. Fox News Channel Special News Report with Brit Hume (Darrell Hammond). Interview with President George Bush. Host: John C. Reilly. 169842 2005 Saturday Night Live: Fox News Special Report With Brit Hume T DVD -R HQ 5195 Episode. Parody News. Fox News Special Report With Brit Hume. Fox News Live. Fair and Balanced Fox News Report. Bush Q&A In China. Broadcast is pro-President Bush. Press Conference. Live in China. President Bush. Host: Eve Longoria Reporters asking Bush questions. Inane answers. Wolf Bitzer is one of the reporters represented. Female Reporter Nora. Bush likens himself to one of the apprentices on the Donald Trump TV program. Reporter Terry. 169843 2005 Saturday Night Live: Fox News: The O'Reilly Factor T DVD -R HQ 4621 Episode. 10-29-2005 Parody News. The O'Reilly Factor on Fox News. White House Trouble. Talking Points Connection. 169844 2002 Saturday Night Live: Fox News. T Episode #524. 4-20-2002. Parody News. FOX News. Host: Alec Baldwin. 169845 2006 Saturday Night Live: Fox World Series Coverage T DVD -R HQ 7380 Episode. 10-27-2006 Parody Sports News. Sports Commentators Joe Buck and Tim Carver in parody of World Series coverage. Host: Hugh Laurie 169846 2000 Saturday Night Live: Frank Gifford and Kathie Lee T Episode #476. 1-15-2000. Parody News. Kathie Lee and Frank Gifford. Host: Freddie Prinze, Jr. 169847 1995 Saturday Night Live: Front Page, The T SV 154 Episode Parody News. The Front Page. 169848 1990 Saturday Night Live: George F. Will T Episode #284. 4-14-1990. Parody News. George F. Will's Sports Machine. Host Corbin Bernsen. 169849 2005 Saturday Night Live: Geraldo Rivera T DVD -R HQ 2852 Episode. 2-20-2005 News Parody. Geraldo Rivera shows up in Michael Jackson's bedroom talking about the trial with other friends. Host: Hilary Swank 169850 1999 Saturday Night Live: Geraldo Rivera T DVD -R HQ 6935 Episode. Parody News. TV Journalist Geraldo Rivera Show, "Rivera Live." TV Funhouse: Unsold Cartoon Pilot Shack -- The Ginsburg Gang staring Attorney William H. Ginsburg. Press. Ginsburg goes on Rivera's show. Host: Sarah Michelle Geller. 169851 1991 Saturday Night Live: Gulf War Press Conference T SV 88, 87 Episode Parody News. Reporters. Gulf War Press Conferences 169852 2002 Saturday Night Live: Hardball with Chris Mathew MSNBC T Episode #523. 4-13-2002 Parody News. MSNBC Chris Matthew's Hardball. Host: The Rock. 169853 2004 Saturday Night Live: Hardball with Chris Matthews MSNBC T DVD -R HQ 2194 Episode. 10-23-2004 Parody News. MSNBC. Chris Matthews (Darrell Hammond) with Ed Gillespie, Chairman (RNC) and Mary Beth Cahill (Kerry Campaign Manager). Zell Miller, Democrat Georgia Senator, "A Crazy Person," all played by various SNL Actors. 169854 2005 Saturday Night Live: Hardball with Chris Matthews MSNBC T DVD -R HQ 2647 (Missing ending). Episode. 1-15-2004 Parody News. MSNBC - Hardball with Journalist Chris Matthews. Worst 2005 Events. Howard Dean, former Vermont Governor and public humiliation. Harsh question followed with "Your Thoughts?" Former "Journalist" Armstrong Williams ("Alleged 'Journalist') on getting government money to push a government program on his talk show. He pushes other products while being interviewed. Former Senator and Fox Commentator Zell Miller, "a crazy person." Final thoughts. 169855 2005 Saturday Night Live: Hardball With Chris Matthews MSNBC T DVD -R HQ 3023 Episode. 3-19-2005 Parody News. Hardball with Chris Matthews on Steroids, Worse than Iraq. MSNBC News Parody. 169856 2005 Saturday Night Live: Hardball with Chris Matthews MSNBC T DVD -R HQ 3369 Episode. 5-20-2005 Parody News. Newsweek Retraction Fallout. Michael Isikoff, Newsweek Reporter. Host: Lindsay Lohan 169857 2007 Saturday Night Live: Hardball with Chris Matthews MSNBC T DVD -R HQ 7763 Episode. 1-20-2007 Parody News. MSNBC Hardball with Chris Matthews interviewing Hilary Clinton (Amy Poehler). Host Jeremy Piven 169858 2006 Saturday Night Live: Hardball with Christopher Matthews and MSNBC. T DVD -R HQ 7380 Episode. 10-27-2006 Parody News. Commentator Chris Matthews (Darrell Hammond) of Hardball. MSNBC on upcoming elections. Host: Hugh Laurie 169859 2002 Saturday Night Live: HBO: America Undercover T Episode #523. 4-13-2002. Parody News. HBO: America Undercover. Host: The Rock. 169860 2006 Saturday Night Live: Headline Prime Nancy Grace T DVD -R HQ 7009 Episode. 10-8-2006 Parody News Nancy Grace of Headline Prime. Host: Jaime Pressly. 169861 1994 Saturday Night Live: Hot Button - Washington Morning Talk Show T SVDSP 1700 Episode Parody Talk Show. Hostess Trish McCleary (Heather Locklear). Guests: Senator Ted Kennedy (Phil Hartman) and Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas (Tim Mathews). She tries to talk about serious Washington issues. All they want to do is talk about sex. She shames them into talking about political issues. 555-Hot-Button phone-in calls. Senator Kennedy calls and asks her to take off her dress. Thomas talks about adult film titles. 169862 1985 Saturday Night Live: Howard Cosell T Episode #196. 4-13-1985. Parody News. Howard Cosell. Sports Beat. Host: Howard Cosell. 169863 2005 Saturday Night Live: Inside the Actor's Studio with James Lipton T Best of Alex Baldwin Parody Talk-Show. Charles Nelson Riley (Alex Baldwin) is interviewed by James Lipton (Will Farrell). Host: Alec Baldwin. 169864 1975 Saturday Night Live: Interviews T Episode #4. 11-8-1975. Parody News. Obnoxious journalist interviews world ruler. Black Perspective. Host: Candice Bergen. 169865 2002 Saturday Night Live: Investigative Reporter T Episode #517. 1-19-2002. Parody News. Russell Putnam, Investigative Reporter. America Undercover. Host: Jack Black. 169866 1989 Saturday Night Live: Johnny Carson T Episode #271. 10-28-1989. Parody News. The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Host: James Woods 169867 1990 Saturday Night Live: Johnny Carson T Episode #278. 1-20-1990. Parody News. The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Host; Christopher Walken. 169868 1990 Saturday Night Live: Johnny Carson T Episode #287. 5-19-1990. Parody News. Johnny Carson. Host: Candice Bergen. 169869 1990 Saturday Night Live: Johnny Carson T Episode #291. 10-27-1990. Parody News. The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson. Host: Patrick Swayze. 169870 1991 Saturday Night Live: Johnny Carson T Episode #309. 10-5-1991. Parody News. Johnny Carson's Tonight Show: the 29th and Final Anniversary. Host: Jeff Daniels. 169871 1992 Saturday Night Live: Johnny Carson T Episode #327. 6-16-1992. Parody News. Johnny Carson's Last Episode. Host: Woody Harrelson. 169872 1994 Saturday Night Live: Johnny Carson T Episode #371. 10-22-1994. Parody News. Johnny Carson. George Bush. Ross Perot. Nobel Prize Awards. Host: Dana Carvey. 169873 1981 Saturday Night Live: Journalists T DVD -R HQ 6728 Episode #258. 10-2-1981 Parody News. TV Parody using real Journalists. Terry McConnell, Rolling Hills Managing Editor. Advertisement for Great Writers Coming from Prison. A Norman Mailer. Film Produced, Directed, Written by Normal Mailer including credits. Host: Rod Stewart 169874 1994 Saturday Night Live: Larry King T Episode #370. 10-15-1994 Parody News. Larry King Live. Coffee Talk With Linda Richman, a regular feature 169875 1998 Saturday Night Live: Larry King T Episode #442. 3-7-1998. Parody News. Larry King Live. Host: Scott Wolf. 169876 2009 Saturday Night Live: Larry King T DVD -R HQ 11478 Episode. 10-10-2009 Parody Talk Show Hosts. Larry King and guests Syndicated Columnist Jefferson Mitchell, Media Analyst Carly Lane (Drew Barrymore), and Dr. Eleanor Pierson, professor, Columbia University discuss “powerful men and their weiners” and “where should men be allowed to put their weiners?” Host: Drew Barrymore. 169877 2004 Saturday Night Live: Larry King Live T SVDSP 1600 Episode. 2-2004 Parody Talk Show. Larry King. King interviews Anna Nicole Smith (Drew Barrymore), first interview since dramatic weight loss. Exclusive CNN. Host: Drew Barrymore. 169878 2006 Saturday Night Live: Larry King Live CNN T DVD -R HQ 5560 Episode 3-4-2006 Parody Talk Show. Larry King Live CNN on sexual reassignment surgery pegged to Felicity Huffman in "Transamerica." Host: Natalie Portman 169879 2008 Saturday Night Live: Larry King Parody T DVD -R HQ 9812 Episode. 4-5-2008 Parody Talk-Show Host. Larry King (Fred Armisen) interviews Jimmy Carter (Darrell Hammon). Host: Christopher Walken. 169880 1999 Saturday Night Live: Larry King. T Episode #469. 10-23-1999. Parody News. NBC Crosstalk. Martha Stewart Living. Host; Norm MacDonald. 169881 1996 Saturday Night Live: Larry King. Tom Brokaw. Johnny Carson. Phil Donahue T Episode #411. 10-16-1996. Parody News. Larry King Live. Tom Brokaw. Johnny Carson and Phil Donahue. Host: Dana Carvey. 169882 1984 Saturday Night Live: Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous T Episode #179. 10-6-1984. Parody News. Lifestyles of Relatives of the Rich and Famous. Rich Hall's Election Report. Olympics, 1984. 169883 2003 Saturday Night Live: Live With Regis & Kelly T Episode #545. 5-10-2003. Parody News. Live With Regis & Kelly. TV Funhouse: Saddam & Osama. Host: Adrian Brody. 169884 2003 Saturday Night Live: Live With Regis & Kelly. Access Hollywood T Episode #550. 11-1-2003. Parody News. Live With Regis & Kelly. Access Hollywood. Host: Kelly Ripa. 169885 2003 Saturday Night Live: Live With Regis & Kelly. CNN T Episode #536. 1-18-2003. Parody News. CNN. Live With Regis & Kelly. Top O' the Morning. Host: Ray Liotta. 169886 1979 Saturday Night Live: Local News T SVD 1213 Episode Parody News. Billy Murray as Newscaster at DJ station. 169887 1996 Saturday Night Live: Local News T Episode #416. 12-14-1996. Parody News. The Local News With Joe Blow. Host: Rosie O'Donnell. 169888 2004 Saturday Night Live: Local News T DVD -R HQ 2541 Episode. 12-11-2004 Parody News. Reporter Dan (Colin Farrell) doing a human interest feature for the local 6 O'Clock News on window cleaner washing windows on high rise. Attacked by crows. 169889 1984 Saturday Night Live: Lou Grant. 60 Minutes T Episode #184. 11-17-1984. Parody News. "Lou Grant's Rescue Mission." 60 Minutes. Host: Ed Asner. 169890 2007 Saturday Night Live: Magazine Architectural Digest T DVD -R HQ 8767 Episode 2-24-2007 Parody Magazines. Magazine Writer Ralph Seifer (Rainn Wilson) from Architectural Digest shows up at a home to do a feature on it. Host: Rainn Wilson. 169891 2004 Saturday Night Live: Magazine Subscription T SVDSP 1700 Episode 5-08-2004 Parody Magazine. Magazine for new generation. Duster's Digest magazine: "PCP From A to Z." Sample articles: "Why You Run Faster When You're Naked." "Which Foot Shall I Eat?" Reader: "Get things I won't see, hear or read anywhere else." Host: Snoop Dog High Times for marijuana smokers. Now for modern drug users, Duster's Digest -- angel dust. 169892 1999 Saturday Night Live: Magazines T DVD -R HQ Episode. Parody Magazine. Holding Your Own Boobs Magazine. Vanity Fair, Rolling Stones, Playboy. Ask Mr. Boob Inspector column. Sarah Michelle Geller and Will Ferrell holding their own boobs in this commercial parody for the magazine, "Holding Your Own Boobs." 169893 1996 Saturday Night Live: Martha Stewart T Episode #399. 2-10-1996. Parody News. Martha Stewart Living. Inside Politics. Host: Danny Aiello. 169894 2001 Saturday Night Live: Martha Stewart T Episode #501. 3-17-2001. Parody News. Martha Stewart Living. Host: Julia Stiles. 169895 2001 Saturday Night Live: Martha Stewart T Episode #512. 11-17-2001. Parody News. Martha Stewart Living. Host: Billy Bob Thornton. 169896 2005 Saturday Night Live: Martha Stewart T DVD -R HQ 2937 Episode. 3-12-2005 Parody News. CNN. Daryn Kagan and Rick Sanchez anchors. Stewart Release: Martha Returns to Work. Host David Spade as Martha Stewart. 169897 1998 Saturday Night Live: Martha Stewart T DVD -R HQ 6068 Episode. Parody News. Martha Stewart. Host: Greg Kinnear 169898 1998 Saturday Night Live: Martha Stewart. T Episode #439. 2-7-1998. Parody News. Martha Stewart. CBS Olympics. Morning Latte. Host: John Goodman. 169899 2002 Saturday Night Live: Martha Stewart. Local News. T Episode #518. 2-2-2002. Parody News. Channel 9 Action News. Martha Stewart Living. Host: Britney Spears. 169900 1994 Saturday Night Live: Mayor of New York's inaugural speech coverage T DVD -R HQ 6269 Episode #823. 1-8-1994 Parody News Media. Female TV Anchor offers commentary as the New York mayor makes his inaugural speech with his son upstaging him. Host: Jason Patric. 169901 1990 Saturday Night Live: McLaughlin Group, The T Episode #294. 12-1-1990. Parody News. The McLaughlin Group. Host: John Goodman. 169902 1992 Saturday Night Live: McLaughlin Group, The T Episode #323. 3-21-1992. Parody News. The McLaughlin Group. Host: Mary Stuart Masterson. 169903 2000 Saturday Night Live: Meet the Press T SVD 1226. (Missed Opening), 874. Episode #488. 10-14-2000. Parody News. Meet the Press. Presidential Debate 2000. Host: Kate Hudson. 169904 2002 Saturday Night Live: Meet the Press T Episode #529. 10-19-2002. Parody News. Iraqi News Channel. Meet the Press. Top 'o the Morning. Host: John McCain. 169905 2004 Saturday Night Live: Meet the Press T SVD 1496 Episode. 3-6-2004 Parody News. Meet the Press Moderator Tim Russert. John Edwards. 169906 2000 Saturday Night Live: Meet the Press with Tim Russert T DVD -R HQ 6427 Episode. Parody News. Meet the Press with Tim Russert interviews Senatorial candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican opponent. Russert shows great bias towards Clinton. Host: Kate Hudson 169907 1999 Saturday Night Live: MNBC News T SVD 1214 Episode Parody News. MSNBC News. News Force with Carl Marshall 169908 2006 Saturday Night Live: Morning Information-News Shows. T DVD -R HQ 7521 Episode. 12-9-2006 Parody News. TV Host-Anchors for "Good Morning: I Hate This Town." Samantha Collingswood (Annette Benning). And Alan French. (Jason Sudeiki). Everything is terrible in their town. Weatherman Larry (Kenan Thompson). Host: Annette Benning. Cooking Expert Pam Dibble (Amy Poehler). Smiling hosts filled with bad news about a horrible town. Makes fun of audience calling them "Dumb-asses" and "Morons." 169909 2006 Saturday Night Live: Morning Shows T DVD -R HQ 6178 Episode. 5-13-2006 Parody News. The Morning Show. Weatherman on the Street Rick Courtney has no sound in the field. Various other technical problems. Host: Julia Louise Dreyfus 169910 1994 Saturday Night Live: Morning Talk Show T Episode #372. 11-12-1994. Parody Talk Show. Good Morning Brooklyn. Host: Sarah Jessica Parker. 169911 1997 Saturday Night Live: Morning Talk Show T Episode #429. 10-4-1997. Parody Talk Show. Good Morning With Liza. Host: Matthew Perry. 169912 1998 Saturday Night Live: Morning Talk Show: Morning Latte T DVD -R HQ 6646 Episode. Parody Talk Show. "Morning Latte" with TV Hosts John Wilkins (Will Ferrell) and Cat Van Rye (Cheri Oteri). Producer Devin Shields (Chris Kattan). Guest: Basketball Superstar Shaque. Host: Kelsey Grammer. 169913 1999 Saturday Night Live: Morning Talk Show: Morning Latte T DVD -R HQ 6823. Episode. 10-1-1999 Parody Talk Show. "Morning Latte" with TV Hosts John Wilkins (Will Ferrell) and Cat Van Rye (Cheri Oteri). Producer Eli Van Rye, Cat's husband. Host: Jerry Seinfeld 169914 1999 Saturday Night Live: Morning Talk Shows T DVD -R HQ 5426 Episode. Parody Talk Show. Morning Latte. Stacy Cohen (Bill Murray) is a new late night talk show host who promotes his show on Morning Latte talk show. Cass is female host. Will Terrell plays male host who never wanted her but network forced her down his throat. SNL Host: Bill Murray 169915 2001 Saturday Night Live: Morning TV Talk Show T Episode #497. 2-10-2001. Parody Talk Show. Good Morning Bronx. Host: Jennifer Lopez. 169916 2001 Saturday Night Live: MSNBC T SVD 1399 Episode #510. 11-3-2001. Parody News. MSNBC. Host: John Goodman. 169917 2001 Saturday Night Live: MSNBC T Episode #505. 5-12-2001. Parody News. MSNBC Investigates MTV's Jackass. Host: Lara Flynn Boyle. 169918 2004 Saturday Night Live: MSNBC News Parody T SVDSP 1700 Episode. 5-15-2004 Parody Newscast. Is Iraq War Out of Control? MSNBC News Anchor Chris Wallace (Darryl Hammond). White House officials, Democratic Presidential Nominee John Kerry. Reverend Al Sharpton. Host: Olson Twins. Hardball. 169919 1984 Saturday Night Live: MTV News T Episode #171. 2-11-1984. Parody News. Firing Line. MTV News. Host: Robin Williams. 169920 2006 Saturday Night Live: Nancy Grace CNN T DVD -R HQ 7463 Episode. 12-03-2006 Parody News. CNN ("The Most Trusted Name in News") Headline Prime with Nancy Grace (Amy Poehler). Host: Matthew Fox. 169921 2003 Saturday Night Live: National Enquirer. Tom Brokaw. T Episode #549. 10-18-2003. Parody News. The Sunday National Enquirer. The Don Zimmer Sports Spectacular. Tom Brokaw Voice Mail. Host: Halle Berry. 169922 1977 Saturday Night Live: National Public Radio T DVD -R HQ 4953 Episode. Parody News. NPR radio program at Christmas. Two female hosts drunk with eggnog. Host: Helen Hunt. 169923 1999 Saturday Night Live: NBC Live Special Report. T DVD -R HQ 5999 Episode. 4-10-1999 Parody News. News 4 Live Special Report from NBC Television on the death of celebrity in a children's program, The Happy Smile Patrol, being aired. Also one on another children's star who is a drug-taking murderer. Host: John Goodman. Third Special Report saying that two of the children's show performers actually killed another of the male stars. The four stars are all involved in the special reports. "The Horror in the Hills" is the fourth Special Report. Hostages and horrors. The Happy Smile Patrol program continues as the NBC Special Reports continually interrupt the show. Deadly saga of the Happy Smile Patrol -- all committed suicide after shooting down a helicopter and staging a shooting spree with authorities. 169924 2002 Saturday Night Live: NBC News T SVD 1320 Episode Parody News. Tom Brokaw, NBC News is turned into Brad Pitt by Peanuts' group 169925 1990 Saturday Night Live: NBC News T Episode #292. 11-10-1990. Parody News. NBC News Employees. Host: Jimmy Smits. 169926 1989 Saturday Night Live: NBC News and "All About Eve" T Satire Episode Parody News. All About Deborah Norville -- likened shakeups at NBC to All About Eve. Jane Pauley as Bette Davis as Margo Channing (Jan Hooks) 169927 2005 Saturday Night Live: NBC News Special Report with Tim Russert T DVD -R HQ 4393 Episode. 10-1-2005. Season Premiere Parody News. Parody of Washington News Conference with President George Bush. Tim Russert anchor. News conference reporters from the Washington Press Corps. Host: Steve Carell. 169928 2010 Saturday Night Live: NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams T DVD -R HQ 11828 Episode. 3-6-2010 Parody News. “Zach Drops by the Set.” This is NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams (as Himself). Zach Galifianakis moves into the set behind Williams, waving to the audience. Drops into other sets in the background including the Dr. Oz Show, 30 Rock, a home movie, Law & Order (taking a call on his cell phone), Saturday Night Live (as a small kid with a beard). Zach Galifianakis on TV for 30 years. Host: Zach Galifianakis. 169929 1999 Saturday Night Live: NBC Nightly News. A&E Biography T Episode #459. 2-6-1999. Parody News. NBC Nightly News. A&E Biography. Host: Gwyneth Paltrow. 169930 2002 Saturday Night Live: NBC Special Report T Episode #527. 10-5-2002. Parody News. NBC Special Report. The War on Iraq. Host: Matt Damon. 169931 2005 Saturday Night Live: NBC Special Report - Papal Debate, The T DVD -R HQ 3100 Episode. 4-9-2005 Parody News. NBC Special Report. Decision '05. Choosing the Next Pope. The Papal Debate. Rome, Italy. Anchor-Moderator: Tim Russert. Host: Cameron Diaz. 169932 2006 Saturday Night Live: NBC Special Report Press Conference T DVD -R HQ 7463 Episode. 12-03-2006 Parody News. Press Conference. NBC Special Report on Iraq. Male and Female Reporters asking questions of Iraq prime minister on Iraqi security forces. Host: Matthew Fox. 169933 2005 Saturday Night Live: NBC Special Report with Brian Williams T DVD -R HQ 2876 Episode. 2-12-2005 Parody News. NBC Special Report with Brian Williams. North Korean News Conference on nuclear weapons. Asian reporters at the press conference heap on flattery on North Korean prime minister before asking the soft-ball questions. 169934 2008 Saturday Night Live: NBC Special Report with Brian Williams T DVD -R HQ 9762 Episode. 3-15-2008 Parody News. NBC News investigative report discovering Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain is old. Brian Williams anchors the special report on the seniorgate scandal. Host: Jonah Hill. 169935 1997 Saturday Night Live: NBC Special Report with Tom Brokaw. NBC News Today - Linda Tripp interview T DVD -R HQ 5328 Episode. Parody News. NBC Special Report with Tom Brokaw. Interview with Linda Tripp (John Goodman) with Female NBC Correspondent. (Anna Gasteyer). Host: Brendan Fraser 169936 2010 Saturday Night Live: NBC Today Show with Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb T DVD -R HQ 11828 Episode. 3-6-2010 Parody News and Talk Shows. The NBC Today show with Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb. Talking about Oscar movies. Gifford says she saw Avatar. Web Correspondent Sara Haines, Online Correspondent. Exchanges between Gifford and Kotb. Haines reads Facebook messages about how bad the show is and how bad Gifford is. Oscar predictions. Host: Zach Galifianakis shows up behind Gifford and Kotb. 169937 1994 Saturday Night Live: New York Gubernatorial Race Debate. Howard Stern T DVD -R HQ 6068 Episode. Parody News. Reporter Phyllis Comfort (Sarah Silverman) of Newsday as one of the reporters questioning New York gubernatorial candidate Howard Stern, radio talk show host, during the gubernatorial debate. Host: John Goodman 169938 1995 Saturday Night Live: New York Times headlines. T DVD -R HQ 5893 Episode Parody News. New York Times banner headlines end a segment with Host Deon Sanders on baseball strike: "Baseball Strike Continues. No End in Sight." "Deon Sanders Buys Baseball Team. Crushes Union." Solid Gold Car Stolen. Police Suspect Kruk.". 169939 1991 Saturday Night Live: News T SV 88 Episode #300. 2-16-1991. Parody News. Host: Roseanne Barr. 169940 1993 Saturday Night Live: News T SV 219 Episode Parody News 169941 2005 Saturday Night Live: News T DVD -R HQ 5060 Episode. 12-18-2005 Parody News. Channel 5 News Team goes for a photo shoot to advertise the local news show. Host: Jack Black. 169942 1992 Saturday Night Live: News T Episode. 1-18-1992. Parody News. Reporter (Tom Davis). 169943 1992 Saturday Night Live: News T Episode. 10-3-1992. Parody News. Reporter (Tom Davis). 169944 2000 Saturday Night Live: News T Episode #490. 10-21-2000 Parody News. Reporter (Adam McKay). 169945 2003 Saturday Night Live: News T Episode. 10-11-2003. Parody News. Reporter (James Downey - Voice). 169946 1977 Saturday Night Live: News T Episode. 10-8-1977. Parody News. Reporters (James Downey, Alan Zweibel). 169947 1991 Saturday Night Live: News T Episode #300. 2-9-1975 Parody News. Reporter (Conan O'Brien). Reporter (Leslie Carangi Kelley). Announcer (Don Pardo) 169948 1976 Saturday Night Live: News T Episodes #10-#11. 1-17/24-1976 Parody News. Reporter (Alan Zweibel). 169949 1979 Saturday Night Live: News T Episode #83. 5-17-1979 Parody News. Reporters (Anne Beatts, Rosie Shuster). Interviewer (Tom Schiller). 169950 2000 Saturday Night Live: News Anchors T SVD 1212 Episode #480. 3-11-2000 Parody News. Tom Brokaw, Bernard Shaw and Ted Koppel. 169951 1999 Saturday Night Live: News Conference at Kids' Choice Awards Nickelodeon T DVD -R HQ 6935 Episode. Parody News Conference with kids for Kids' Choice Awards on Nickelodeon channel. Rosie O'Donnell. Kid reporters ask celebrities questions. Host: Sarah Michelle Geller. 169952 1999 Saturday Night Live: News Force With Carl Marshal MSNBC T DVD -R HQ 5274 Episode. Parody News. MSNBC News Force With Carl Marshall. Newsman Kirk Blackwell (Bill Paxton). Screen filled with so much writing and pictures you can't see the speakers. Interviewees have two seconds to give an answer. Host: Bill Paxton. Blackwell: Now here's more stuff to look at. Screen is so cluttered you can't understand anything. More and more writing and images fill the screen until all speakers are obscured. 169953 2005 Saturday Night Live: News Night with Aaron Brown CNN T DVD -R HQ 6136 Episode. 10-22-2005 Parody News. CNN News Night with Aaron Brown. Correspondent Suzanne Carbonal (Catherine Zeta-Jones) looking worse with each field broadcast covering the Pashwan Standoff. By Day 6, she looks horrid. . By Day 10 she looks atrocious, missing teeth, using glasses instead of contacts. Host: Catherine Zeta-Jones. 169954 2010 Saturday Night Live: News Parody Fox News T DVD -R HQ 11769 Episode. 2-6-2010 Parody News. Fox News on the Record with Greta Van Susteren. “Tonight Our Nation At Risk.” Fox Commentator Greta van Susteren talks to Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, Colonel Oliver North, An Attractive Blonde Lady, Karl Rove, former deputy chief of staff in the Bush Administration on gays in the military, and “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy. Fox Commentator Glenn Beck. Host Ashton Kutcher. 169955 1982 Saturday Night Live: News with the Saturday Night News Team T DVD -R HQ 6327 Episode. Parody News. TV Anchor Brad Hall. SNL News Correspondent Mary Gross on unemployment in America. Parody of Andy Rooney. Host: Ron Howard. 169956 2005 Saturday Night Live: News. Commercial: Hurricane Katrina Girls Gone Wild T DVD -R HQ 4393 Episode. 10-1-2005. Season Premiere Parody News. TV reporter with Girls Gone Wild Katrina video tape sales pitch. New Orleans. 169957 1981 Saturday Night Live: Newsbreak T Episode #116. 2-14-1981. Parody News. Newsbreak. Host: Deborah Harry. 169958 2005 Saturday Night Live: Newscenter with Aaron Brown. Jet Blue landing. CNN T DVD -R HQ 4393 Episode. 10-1-2005. Season Premiere Parody News. Aaron Brown CNN Newscenter Anchor. Breaking News. Jet Blue Airliner. Passengers watching panic coverage of their plane on CNN. Brown interviews experts predicting disastrous landing. Host: Steve Carell. Host Steve Carell is passenger watching other channels while female passenger next to him watches in horror the CNN coverage. 169959 1984 Saturday Night Live: Newsmakers T Episode #187. 12-15-1984. Parody News. Newsmakers. Host: Eddie Murphy. 169960 1999 Saturday Night Live: Newspaper T DVD -R HQ 5669 Episode Parody News. Extra. Daily Press Newspaper Headline: Wildcats Lose by 70 "We Were Confused." Host: Ray Romano 169961 2005 Saturday Night Live: Newspaper Headlines T Best of Alex Baldwin Parody News. Newspaper headlines destroy a candidate for governor. The Daily Press: "Candidate Buckwell Kills Lassie." "Buckwell Falls to Second in Governor's Race After Shooting Lassie." "Lassie Killer to Debate Governor Tonight." "Lassie Killer Candidate Curses Out Baby." "First Dogs Now Babies." "Lassie Killer/Baby Curser Goes to Speak Tonight." "Blackwell Wipes Ass With Flag." "Lassie Assassin and Baby Slanderer Cleans Self With Old Glory and Offers Program to Lower Unemployment." "Lassie Killer/Baby Attacker/Flag Defiler Speaks Tonight on TV." He received no votes and the governor received 100 percent of the vote total. 169962 2006 Saturday Night Live: Newspaper Headlines T DVD -R HQ 5260 Episode. 1-14-2006 Parody News. Newspaper Headline-Story: Extra. Daily Press: "Four Oceanographers Missing. Presumed Drowned" at end of sketch on oceanographers under the ocean. Host: Scarlett Johansson 169963 2009 Saturday Night Live: Newspaper Headlines T DVD -R HQ 10782 Episode. 1-17-2009 Parody News. Newspaper Headlines are used in a North American Savings fake commercial. 169964 1996 Saturday Night Live: Newspapers T DVD -R HQ 5936 Episode. 10-5-1996 Parody News. Reporters talking to air controller.. Daily Press newspaper headline about his quotes. Host: Lisa Kudrow 169965 1995 Saturday Night Live: NFL on NBC T Episode #389. 10-7-1995. Parody News. NFL on NBC. Host: Chevy Chase. 169966 2006 Saturday Night Live: Nightly News with Brian Williams T DVD -R HQ 5430 Episode. 2-4-2006 Parody News. Nightly News with Brian Williams 3000. Broadcast of the future; Jan. 31, 2145. Brian Williams 3000 substituting for Tom Brokaw 2600 who is being repaired. Hologram Chris Matthews is a correspondent. Status of the Galaxy Address by George Bush regarding War on Pluto. 169967 1977 Saturday Night Live: Nixon Interviews, The T Episode #44. 4-23-1977. Parody News. The Nixon Interviews. Host: Eric Idle. 169968 2005 Saturday Night Live: NPR Parody T Best of Alex Baldwin National Public Radio Parody. Margaret Jo McCullen and Terri Rialto are the hosts of "Delicious Dish" on NPR. 169969 1995 Saturday Night Live: O.J. Simpson T Episode #378. 1-21-1995. Parody News. O.J. Simpson. Movie News. Perspectives. Host: David Hyde Pierce. 169970 1996 Saturday Night Live: O.J. Simpson Trial T Episode #414. 11-23-1996. Parody News. The O.J. Trial. Host: Phil Hartman. 169971 1998 Saturday Night Live: O.J. Simpson Trial. T SVD 1212 Episode #368. 9-24-1994. Parody News. O.J. Simpson Trial and Press. Host: Steve Martin 169972 2002 Saturday Night Live: O'Reilly Factor, The T Episode #519. 3-2-2002. Parody News. The O'Reilly Factor. Host: Jonny Moseley. 169973 1997 Saturday Night Live: Oprah Winfrey T Episode #426. 5-10-1997. Parody News. Oprah. Host: John Goodman. 169974 1997 Saturday Night Live: Oprah Winfrey T Episode #428. 9-27-1997. Parody News. Oprah's Book Club. Host: Sylvester Stallone. 169975 1998 Saturday Night Live: Oprah Winfrey T Episode #441. 2-28-1998. Parody News. Oprah. Host: Grath Brooks. 169976 1998 Saturday Night Live: Oprah Winfrey T Episode #447. 5-9-1998. Parody News. Oprah Meets Goat Boy. Host; David Duchovny. 169977 2000 Saturday Night Live: Oprah Winfrey T Episode #492. 11-18-2000. Parody News. Oprah. Tom and Drew's Wedding. Host: Tom Green. 169978 2005 Saturday Night Live: Oprah Winfrey T DVD -R HQ 3023 Episode. 3-19-2004 Parody Talk Show. Oprah Winfrey Show. Her love of celebrities overwhelms a story of tragedy. Host: Ashton Kutcher, who appears as Julia Roberts with her twins. 169979 2006 Saturday Night Live: Oprah Winfrey T DVD -R HQ 5430 Episode. 2-4-2006 Parody Talk Show. Oprah Winfrey. Memoirs writer (Steve Martin) confesses to lying on her show. Host: Steve Martin 169980 2004 Saturday Night Live: Oprah Winfrey T DVD -R HQ 5936 Episode. 2-17-2004 Parody Talk Show. Oprah's Favorite Things. Audience and giveaways. Host: Megan Mullally. 169981 2006 Saturday Night Live: Oprah Winfrey's Legends Ball Commercial T DVD -R HQ 6108 Episode. Parody Talk Show. Oprah Winfrey's Legends Ball Commercial. Host: Kevin Spacey. 169982 1976 Saturday Night Live: Our Town T Episode #12. 1-31-1976. Parody News. Dick Cavett. Our Town. Host; Dick Cavett. 169983 2004 Saturday Night Live: Paparazzi T DVD -R HQ 6764. Episode. 1-10-2004 Parody News. Hollywood Paparazzi (Jennifer Aniston is one of two female photographers) shooting the Red Carpet movie and TV stars. "Just doing my job," she says when yelled at. They shout at the celebrities to get them to do outrageous poses. Both female paparazzi tell stories about their relationships with Hollywood celebrities. Host: Jennifer Aniston. 169984 2004 Saturday Night Live: Paparazzi Parody T SVDSP 1700 Episode. 5-15-2004 Parody News. Photojournalists in Hollywood. Crowd of paparazzi featuring three photographers including two played by the Olson Twins snapping their cameras, shouting at celebrities as they pass by. 169985 2004 Saturday Night Live: Paparazzi. T Episode #555. 1-10-2004. Parody News. Obnoxious Paparazzi Photographers. Host: Jennifer Aniston. 169986 2004 Saturday Night Live: Paris Hilton Apologizes T DVD -R HQ 2194 Episode. 10-23-2004 Parody News Coverage. Paparazzi-Photographers shooting pictures of Paris Hilton, Nicky Hilton and others. Paris apologizes for using the "N" word and says racism isn't hot. Then names hot African-Americans and others she loves. 169987 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody ABC News Special and Diane Sawyer T DVD -R HQ 10782 Episode. 1-17-2009 Parody News. Diane Sawyer (Kristen Whig) interviews Vice President Dick Cheney in an ABC News Special called “The Final Interview.” 169988 2008 Saturday Night Live: Parody C-Span Press Conference T DVD -R HQ 10349 Episode. 10-4-2008 Parody News. C-Span Press Conference for President Bush, Speaker Pelosi and Representative Frank on the Wall Street Bailout. Host: Anne Hathaway. 169989 2008 Saturday Night Live: Parody CBS Evening News with Katie Couric - Sarah Palin interview T DVD -R HQ 10326 Episode. 9-2-2008 Parody News. CBS Evening News Anchor Katie Couric (Amy Poehler) interviews Sarah Palin, the Republican Vice Presidential candidate for 2008, in Part IV of the historic interview. Host: Anna Faris 169990 2008 Saturday Night Live: Parody CNN First Presidential Debate 2008 T DVD -R HQ 10326 Episode. 9-2-2008 Parody News. Moderator-Journalist Jim Lehrer and Senators John McCain and Barack Obama. Host: Anna Faris 169991 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody CNN Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer T DVD -R HQ 11648 Parody News. CNN Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer cover breaking news with Tiger Woods. Breaking News: Woods appears on camera with his wife when she finds out he had “multiple transgressions.” He suffers another accident (his wife is holding a golf club in her hand). He keeps getting hurt and ending up in the hospital every time a new disclosure is made about Tiger and other women. He keeps making excuses for his wife. Tiger Woods back in the hospital. Perpetually unlucky golfer. “Tiger Woods Reads a Prepared Statement.” “Seems like I keep saying the wrong things in this press conference.” This time he has a prepared statement. Holds it up and written on the back: “Help Me. I’m Scared. She is so strong.” The golf club is wrapped around his head. She chases him off-camera. An apologetic and terrified Tiger Woods. CNN. Host: Blake Lively. 169992 2010 Saturday Night Live: Parody ESPN Sports - Curling T DVD -R HQ 11819 Episode. 3-1-2010 Parody Sports. Commentators Peter Twinkle (Jason Sudeikis) and Greg Stink of ESPN, the Total Sports Network. Gyne-Lotrimin Ladies World Cup of Curling, 1987. ESPN Classics: Ladies’ Curling. Host: Jennifer Lopez. 169993 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody Frost/Nixon T DVD -R HQ 10758 Episode. 11-10-2009 Parody of Interviewer David Frost. Frost/Nixon. Frost/Other People. Other celebrities interviewed y Frost include Bowie, David Crosby, Paul Lynde, Fred Berry. Host: Neil Patrick Harris. 169994 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody Gossip Girl T DVD -R HQ 11648 Parody Gossip Girl. Gossip Girls: Statten Island. Host: Blake Lively. 169995 2008 Saturday Night Live: Parody Local News T DVD -R HQ 10349 Episode. 10-4-2008 Parody News. Local News with the Sioux City 3 News Team, the most YouTubed news team in the country. TV Anchors Michael Modesto and Tanya Mitchell (Anne Hathaway). Human Interest Reporter Melanie Moore. Reporter Christopher Smalls on animals. Sports Reporter Tom Genevere. Weather Meteorologist Andrea St. James (Amy Poehler). 169996 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody Local News T DVD -R HQ 11609 Episode. 11-14-2009 Parody Local News. WIIX Reporter Michelle Dison (Kristen Wigg) “Around the Town” segment. WIIX News Anchor Gil. Dison is gay and is interested in the woman she is interviewing much to the anchor’s dismay. It’s all about Dison and her attraction to the woman she is interviewing. She keeps complimenting the woman’s appearance ignoring the news interview, embarrassing both the person being interviewed and herself as well as Gil. 169997 2008 Saturday Night Live: Parody MSNBC and Countdown with Keith Olbermann T DVD -R HQ 10469 (Mislabeled on DVD as 10479) Episode. 11-15-2008 Parody News. MSNBC and Countdown with Keith Olbermann (Ben Affleck). Richard Woolf, Newsweek Senior White House Correspondent is ridiculed. Host: Ben Affleck 169998 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody NBC News Today T DVD -R HQ 10848 Episode. 2-7-2009 Parody News. NBC News Today Anchors Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford with the scoop on Today’s Tack. Host: Bradley Cooper. 169999 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody NBC News Today Show T DVD -R HQ 11609 Episode. 11-14-2009 Parody Talk Show. Hoda Kotb (Jenny Slate) and Katie Lee Gifford (Kristen Wig) on the Today show. 170000 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody NBC Today Show with Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb T DVD -R HQ 10758 Episode. 11-10-2009 Parody News. NBC Today Show with Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb on The Scoop. Host: Neil Patrick Harris plays a fitness guru. 170001 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody NBC Today Show with Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb T DVD -R HQ 11037 Episode. 4-11-2009 Parody News. NBC Today Show with Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb on The Scoop. Celebrating Kathie Lee Gifford’s anniversary on the show. Host: Zac Efron. 170002 2008 Saturday Night Live: Parody New York Times T DVD -R HQ 10296 Episode. 9-20-2008 Parody News. New York Times Assignment Editor Peter Connolly brings 50 of the top investigative reporters to investigate Gov. Sarah Palin. He wants all of them to go to Alaska, but after a local newsman explains the assignment, all but three decide not to go. Absurd questions from the reporters. The remaining three: the female reporter gets $70,000 in a suit for sexual harassment (someone called her “Sweetie”). A male reporter realizes his worst fears when he is killed by a polar bear. The third wins a Pulitzer Prize for a story on the possibility of incest within the Palin clan. Three days later he is killed by a snow mobile driven by a polar bear. 170003 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody News T DVD -R HQ 11622 Episode. 11-21-2009 Parody News. The Day Would Come. NBC News Anchor Brian Williams. Decision 2012. The nation has a new president. president-elect Sarah Palin intercut with disaster scenes from movie, 2012. The DNC Presents: From the Mind of Kenneth Olberman. A Political Disaster. Vice President Glenn Beck from Fox News. More disaster scenes. On Election Day 2012. More disaster scenes. Palin 2012. Host: Joseph Gordon-Levitt 170004 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody News Conferences on Media and Tiger Woods T DVD -R HQ 11677 Episode. 12-12-2009 Parody News. C-Span. Gov. Mark Sanford (R-SC), Sen. John Ensign (R-NV) and Former Sen. John Edwards (D-NC) discuss media coverage of Tiger Woods Affairs in a press conference on C-Span. National media engaged in an orgy in the coverage of professional golfer Tiger Woods and his alleged extramarital affairs. Discuss their own extramarital affairs and how they violated the public trust. They argue their stories are more important than the Tiger Woods story. They try to outdo what Tiger did to get better news media coverage. Only one reporter showed up at the press conference. Host: Taylor Lautner. 170005 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody News PGA Tour T DVD -R HQ 11677 Episode. 12-12-2009 Parody News. Commissioner of the PGA Golf Tour talks about the Tiger Wood indefinite break from golf. No Tiger, No problem. Three segments. Commissioner returns in shirt-sleeves and new sponsors (important old sponsors are gone). He is still selling the PGA Golf Tour without Tiger. Discusses diversity of players. No African-American golfers. He starts drinking on camera. PGA Golf Tour keeps losing sponsors while he’s on camera. By the time he shows up for the third segment, he is drunk and bemoaning Tiger’s lost. You know that saying, “Any publicity is good publicity,” who said that. Whoever said that is a liar. All the major sponsors have left. He starts crying and yelling Tiger’s name. This has been a message from the PGA Tour. Host: Taylor Lautner. 170006 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody News-Photographers T DVD -R HQ 10848 Episode. 2-7-2009 Parody News. SNL Digital short. News conference and photographers cover a boat ride. 170007 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody Newspaper Comic Strips T DVD -R HQ 11031 Episode. 4-4-2009 Parody Newspapers.”Save The Funnies.” Dick Tracy calls the comic strip characters together to see if they can figure out a way to save newspapers from extinction and preserve newspaper funnies. Characters showing up include Archie and Veronica, Garfield, Cathy, the Far Side, a Political Cartoon, the Peanuts girls’, Sudoku the mystic, a bridge columnist. Host: Seth Rogen. 170008 2008 Saturday Night Live: Parody of Celebrity Apprentice T DVD -R HQ 9693 (No Number on Disc) Episode. 2-23-2008 Parody of The Celebrity Apprentice program with Donald Trump and “The Celebrity Apprentice: The New Breed.” Rachel Ray, food celebrity, and Charles Barkley, former NBA basketball star. “The Celebrity Apprentice: Special Victims Unit.” “The Celebrity Apprentice Goes Commercial.” Host: Tina Fey. 170009 2008 Saturday Night Live: Parody of Lipstick Jungle and Cashmere Mafia T DVD -R HQ 9693 (No Number on Disc) Episode. 2-23-2008 Parody of Lipstick Jungle and Cashmere Mafia: “Lady Business.” Three women with beauty, money and power. And a fourth woman who knows them somehow. Host: Tina Fey. Also, Happy Birthday, Don Pardo who celebrates his 90th birthday. 170010 2008 Saturday Night Live: Parody PBS Reporter Gwen Ifill and the 2008 Vice Presidential Debate T DVD -R HQ 10349 Episode. 10-4-2008 Parody News. Moderator-Journalist Gwen Ifill (Queen Latifa) from PBS and author of a book on Obama’s influence on the election hawks her book while moderating the 2008 Vice Presidential Debate between Senator Joseph Biden and Governor Sarah Palin (Tina Fey). Host: Anne Hathaway. 170011 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody Sports Talk Shows T DVD -R HQ 10928 Episode. 3-7-2009 Parody Sports Talk Show. Game-Time with Dave and Grieg. Callers figure out that Grieg is an alien. Host: Dwayne Johnson 170012 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody Sports, Bowling Tournament T DVD -R HQ 11648 Parody Sportscasters. ESPN Sportscasters Pete Twinkle and Greg Stink cover bowling tournament for Vasogel, a vagina cream. ESPN: The Total Sports Network. Host: Blake Lively. 170013 2010 Saturday Night Live: Parody Sports: Lady Stars of Darts Championship T DVD -R HQ 11716 Episode. 1-16-2010 Parody Sports. Lady Stars of Darts Championship, 19988. ESPN The Total Sports Network. Two male commentators. Sponsored by feminine hygiene products. Host: Sigourney Weaver. 170014 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody Talk Show T DVD -R HQ 11622 Episode. 11-21-2009 Parody Talk Shows. What Up With That? on BET Network with former Vice President Al Gore as a guest. Host: Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Gore hawking his book. 170015 2010 Saturday Night Live: Parody Talk Show T DVD -R HQ 11838 Episode. 3-13-2010 Parody Talk Shows. Talk Show with Ravish. Jay Leno Walking with Ravish. Guest is Jude Law. Host: Jude Law. 170016 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody Talk Show Host T DVD -R HQ 11031 Episode. 4-4-2009 Parody Talk Show Host. Le Revista Della Televisione. Italian Talk Show Host Vinny Vedecci interviews celebrities including Seth Rogen. Host: Seth Rogen. 170017 2010 Saturday Night Live: Parody Talk Show Hosts: Larry King T DVD -R HQ 11716 Episode. 1-16-2010 Parody Talk Show. Larry King (Fred Armisen) on the late night talk show controversy with guests Jay Leno (Darrell Hammond) and Conan O’Brien (Bill Hader). David Letterman (Jason Sudeikis) joins them and can’t stop laughing, throws pencils at the camera. NBC mess. Carson Daly was off-camera and didn’t say anything. Leads into opening of show. Host: Sigourney Weaver. 170018 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody Talk Shows T DVD -R HQ 11648 Parody Talk Shows. Late Night with Chris Hansen. MSNBC, The Place for Politics. Brand new series from Christ Hansen: Late Night with Chris Hansen. Various guests must admit why they came to the program. “To plug a movie?” As they get up to leave, they are beaten up by the show’s musclemen. Host: Blake Lively. 170019 2008 Saturday Night Live: Parody Talk Shows. T DVD -R HQ 9794 Episode. 3-29-2008 Parody Talk Show Hosts. The Dakota Fanning Show with Child Actor Dakota Fanning (Amy Poehler). Kid Speak segment has Fanning interviewing real children with adult questions they can’t answer. Interviews Hannah Montana (Molly Cyrus). Host: Ellen Page. 170020 2010 Saturday Night Live: Parody Telemundo Coverage of Vancouver 2010 T DVD -R HQ 11819 Episode. 3-1-2010 Parody News-Sports. Telemundo’s coverage of the Winter Olympics in Vancouver 2010. Proud member of the NBC-family, we will continue to broadcast these silly games. Female Anchor Maria Albaniz (Jennifer Lopez). Male Anchor Jorge Cortez (Fred Armisen). Rosa is the field reporter. Hector is another field reporter covering curling. They misunderstand all the sports. Host: Jennifer Lopez. 170021 2008 Saturday Night Live: Parody The Office T DVD -R HQ 9942 Episode. 5-17-2008 Parody Documentary. The “true original Japanese version of The Office” on which the English series was based, and then the American version. 170022 2008 Saturday Night Live: Parody The View T DVD -R HQ 10469 (Mislabeled on DVD as 10479) Episode. 11-15-2008 Parody News. The View greets Alec Baldwin (Ben Affleck). Host: Ben Affleck. Opening segment features 2008 Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain (Himself) with his vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin (Tina Fey) doing a QVC sales pitch just before the election is about to be held. 170023 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody The View T DVD -R HQ 10963 Episode. 3-14-2009 Parody Talk Shows. The View women talk about Hot Topics and more. Host: Tracy Morgan 170024 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody TNT Basketball with Charles Barkley T DVD -R HQ 11128 Episode. 5-16-2009. Finale. Parody Sports Shows. Promotion video at the bottom of the screen is parodied as two sports commentators including Charles Barkley are distracted by “Mark” who keeps interrupting the program at the bottom of the screen. Host: Will Ferrell. 170025 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody Variety T DVD -R HQ 10758 Episode. 11-10-2009 Parody News. Variety headlines on Broadway show problems at opening of a skit of Broadway performers trying to figure out how to save Broadway. Host: Neil Patrick Harris. 170026 2008 Saturday Night Live: Parody Vice Presidential Press Conference Sarah Palin T DVD -R HQ 10401 Episode. 10-18-2008 Parody News. Press Conference with Vice Presidential Candidate Sarah Palin (Tina Fey). Reporters at first asked not to use recorded devices or write anything down. Reporters look appalled. Palin male spokesman says, just kidding. The real Sarah Palin is watching the skit with Loren Michael and complaining about it. Actor Mark Wahlberg shows up trying to find the SNL actor who impersonated him. He’s followed by Alec Baldwin who mistakes the real Palin for Tina Fey. Palin tells him her favorite Baldwin is Steven. Palin replaces an embarrassed Fey at the Press Conference podium. They pass each other wearing the same clothes and not saying a word. Palin tells the reporters she is not going to answer any questions. She’s there only to say, “Live from New York, It’s Saturday Night Live.” Host: Josh Brolin. 170027 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody Washington Press Corps. T DVD -R HQ 10874 Episode. 2-14-2009 Parody Press. Republicans meet to decide what to tell the Washington Press Corps. three weeks into the Obama administration. They decide to focus on the kids’ sleep-overs and leave to face the press as the skit ends. Host: Alec Baldwin. 170028 2010 Saturday Night Live: Parody: Access Hollywood on Oscar Nominations T DVD -R HQ 11769 Episode. 2-6-2010 Parody Entertainment News. Access Hollywood. Access Hollywood co-host Billy Bush (Ashton Kutcher). Oscar Best Picture Nominations are announced for 2010. Host Ashton Kutcher. 170029 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody: Rachel Maddow Show, The T DVD -R HQ 10758 Episode. 11-10-2009 Parody News. TV Anchor Rachel Maddow interviews the Illinois governor and his Senate appointment. Host: Neil Patrick Harris. 170030 2009 Saturday Night Live: Parody: The View T DVD -R HQ 10782 Episode. 1-17-2009 Parody Talk Shows. The women of The View express their opinions with guest Ricky Gervais. 170031 2002 Saturday Night Live: Paula Zahn T Episode #530. 11-2-2002. Parody News. American Morning with Paula Zahn. Z105 Radio. Host: Eric McCormack. 170032 2004 Saturday Night Live: Pentagon Press Briefing T DVD -R HQ 2533 Episode. 12-18-2004 Parody News. Press Conference. Brigadier General Craig Fenson (Robert De Niro) introduced by Donald Rumsfeld as the man leading up the counter-intelligence unit. Fenson names terrorists whose name pronunciations all have sexual meanings. 170033 2004 Saturday Night Live: Pentagon Press Briefing T DVD -R HQ 5575 Episode. Parody News. Donald Rumsfield Pentagon Press Briefing on CSPAN. On Iraqi terrorists. Brigadier General (Robert DeNiro) quizzed by reporters including female and African American reporters on names of terrorists (each name is pronounced as an obscenity) 170034 1987 Saturday Night Live: People Magazine T Episode #232. 5-9-1987. Parody News. People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive, 1986. Host: Mark Harmon 170035 2003 Saturday Night Live: Point Counterpoint T VHS 1390 Episode Parody News. Editorial Opinions. Clinton vs. Dole 170036 2007 Saturday Night Live: President Bush on Press Conferences T DVD -R HQ 8221 Episode. 3-24-2007 Parody News. President addresses the nation and says he's sorry he ever took questions from reporters during a press conference and won't do that again. Host: Peyton Manning 170037 1987 Saturday Night Live: President Reagan Press Conference T DVD -R HQ 4871 Episode Parody News. Reporters quiz President Reagan (Robin Williams) at a Washington Press Conference. Host: Robin Williams Reporters Milt, Trudy and others ask questions. Reagan's radio mike feeding him the answers has interference from police radio and other radio stations. 170038 2009 Saturday Night Live: Presidential Address T DVD -R HQ 11031 Episode. 4-4-2009 Parody Magazines. President Obama recommends Playboy and Hustler, but not Penthouse in statement from Europe about American products. Host: Seth Rogen. 170039 2004 Saturday Night Live: Presidential and Vice Presidential Debates T DVD -R HQ 2112 Episode. 10-9-2004 Parody News. NBC News Decision 2004. Moderator Charles Gibson, ABC and Good Morning America for Presidential Debate and Gwen Ifill (Queen Latifa), NewsHour of PBS for Vice Presidential Debate. Also Robert Smigel cartoon: X-Presidents. 170040 2004 Saturday Night Live: Presidential Bash 2004: Great Debates, The T DVD -R HQ 2251 Prime Time edition of Saturday Night Live Parody News. Impersonations of Jim Lehrer in Debate 2004 and 2002. Debate 1976: Liz Montgomery (Jane Curtin), Washington Post. Tom Burke (John Belushi), Rolling Stone Magazine. Earl Roland, Chicago Tribune. ABC 88 Campaign: Second Presidential Debate featuring Diane Sawyer of 60 Minutes, Elizabeth Dow, Sam Donaldson of ABC. Debate 1992: Jane Pauley, NBC News. 170041 1996 Saturday Night Live: Presidential Debates with Host Jim Lederer T DVD -R HQ 5936 Episode. 10-5-1996 Parody News. Presidential Debate between Republican Bob Dole and Democrat Bill Clinton. Jim Lederer moderator for the debate. Host: Lisa Kudrow 170042 1975 Saturday Night Live: Press T Episode #9. 1-10-1975. Parody News. Powwow With the Press. Host: Elliott Gould. 170043 1996 Saturday Night Live: Press Conference T Episode #406. 5-11-1996. Parody News. Bob Dole Press Conference. 20 Years and One Week. Host: Christine Baranski. 170044 1996 Saturday Night Live: Press Conference T Episode #413. 11-16-1996. Parody News. Don King's Press Conference. Shopping at Home Network. Host: Robert Downey Jr. 170045 2003 Saturday Night Live: Press Conference T Episode #548. 10-11-2003. Parody News. Schwarzenegger Press Conference. Host: Justin Timberlake 170046 1989 Saturday Night Live: Prime Time Live T Episode. 10-28-1989 Parody Prime Time Live with TV Journalists Sam Donaldson and Diane Sawyer. Donaldson calls Sawyer a bitch to prove that the show is live and not pre-taped. Also parody of Talk-Show Host Johnny Carson with Ed McMahon. 170047 1990 Saturday Night Live: Regis and Kathie Lee T Episode #293. 11-17-1990. Parody News. Live With Regis and Kathie Lee. Host: Dennis Hopper. 170048 2006 Saturday Night Live: Reporter Borat Sagdiyev T DVD -R HQ 7380 Episode. 10-27-2006 Parody News. Reporter Borat Sagdiyev (Sacha Baron Cohen), a "TV Journalist from Kazakhstan." Kazakhstan Ministry of Information sponsors first five minutes of program because of budget cuts. Host: Hugh Laurie 170049 1994 Saturday Night Live: Ricki Lake T DVD -R HQ 5373 Episode Parody Talk Show. Ricki Lake: Topic: Celebrities and the Fathers and Husbands Who Abuse Them. Host: Martin Lawrence 170050 1975 Saturday Night Live: Robert Klein/ABBA, Loudon Wainright III T Episode #5. 11-15-1975 Parody News. Interviewer (Lorne Michaels - Voice). Host: Robert Klein. 170051 2008 Saturday Night Live: Robert Smigel Cartoon - Barrack Obama campaign parody. T DVD -R HQ 9794 Episode. 3-29-2008 Parody News. News Media cover Barrack Obama in Robert Smigel Fun House cartoon. NBC Newscaster Brian Williams. Obama tries to get rid of supporters Jesse Jackson and the Rev. Al Sharpton. Host: Ellen Page. 170052 2006 Saturday Night Live: Robert Smigel's Saturday TV Funhouse: Best of Saturday TV Funhouse T Episode #617. 4-29-2006 Parody News. News Reporter (Rob Riggle - Voice). 170053 2006 Saturday Night Live: Robert Smigel's Saturday TV Funhouse: Bryan Gumbel and the Early Show C DVD -R HQ 5984 Episode. Parody News. TV Morning News Host Bryan Gumbel. Gumbel tires to commit suicide while during "Survivor" interviews in a Real Audio parody. Martha Stewart makes a guest appearance. 170054 2006 Saturday Night Live: Robert Smigel's Saturday TV Funhouse: Bryant Gumbel T DVD -R HQ 5560 Episode. 3-4-2006 Parody. CBS Bryant Gumbel. Belated Black History Moment on children cartoons with Token Symbols in 1992. Token Blacks attempt to correct racial injustice. Newspapers. Gumbel in a CBS Eye says the Token Symbols. Dennis Hazeburt, narrator. Host: Natalie Portman. 170055 2007 Saturday Night Live: Robert Smigel's Saturday TV Funhouse: Decision '08: Spring '07 Cleaning. Presidential Debates T DVD -R HQ 8557 Episode. 5-29-2007 Parody News. Presidential Debates with Oprah Winfrey. Decision '08: Spring '07 Cleaning. Host: Zach Braff. 170056 2007 Saturday Night Live: Robert Smigel's Saturday TV Funhouse: Frontline C DVD -R HQ 7763 Episode. 1-20-2007. A Robert Smigel TV Funhouse. Parody News. Frontline. Cartoon parody. President George Bush improves his image by appearing as a cartoon chipmunk. Positive response so entire cabinet and media celebrities turn into cartoon chipmunks. New York Times headline. TV Talk Show Hosts, Newscasters become cartoon chipmunks to boost ratings. The Economist Magazine cover. When this appeal wanes, Bush appears in a swimming pool farting as he talks. This catches on. NBC News Anchor Brian Williams, CBS News Anchor Katie Couric and ABC News Anchor Charles Gibson are all shown in a shallow pool delivering the news while farting. Narrator Will Lyman. 170057 2006 Saturday Night Live: Robert Smigel's Saturday TV Funhouse: Fun With Real Audio Presents Presidential Outtakes C DVD -R HQ 6108 Smigel, Robert Episode. Parody News Media. Larry King. Host: Kevin Spacey 170058 1996 Saturday Night Live: Robert Smigel's Saturday TV Funhouse: Larry King. T DVD -R HQ 5936 Episode. 10-5-1996 Parody TV Talk. Talk Show Show Host Larry King with Presidential candidate Ross Pierot. Robert Smigel animation using Real Audio. Host: Lisa Kudrow Animation tied to real audio puts them playing golf, hang-gliding, in a bath together, at restaurant under a table looking up a woman's skirt, killing chickens, fighting giant ants. 170059 2007 Saturday Night Live: Robert Smigel's Saturday TV Funhouse: Tales From the Greatest Generation C DVD -R HQ 8508 Episode. 5-12-2007 News Photographers with old-fashioned cameras in black-and-white animation. Host: Molly Shannon. 170060 2006 Saturday Night Live: Robert Smigel's Saturday TV Funhouse: TV News Programs C DVD -R HQ 5984 Episode. Parody News. MSNBC Female Reporter. CNN Headline News. Fox News Live. Jay Leno. News Commentators. Charles Rangel. Fox News Alert. New York Post Headlines: "Down the Drain." "Bad-Sin." Divertor shows up to divert the American public from important political news by emphasizing celebrity news. Diverts coverage of serious issues to celebrity journalism. 170061 2002 Saturday Night Live: Russel Putnam, Investigative Reporter T Episode #517. 1-19-2002 Parody News. Investigative Reporter Russel Putnam. Host. Jack Black. 170062 1999 Saturday Night Live: Sally Jesse Raphael T Episode #473. 12-4-1999. Parody News. Sally Jesse Raphael. Goth Talk. Host: Christina Ricci. 170063 1999 Saturday Night Live: Saturday Night Live 11 O'Clock Action 8 News Watch T DVD -R HQ 6823 Episode. 10-1-1999 Parody News. Local TV Anchors Conner Stands (Jerry Seinfeld) and Taffy Davenport (Ana Gasteyer ), Action 8 News Watch TV News Team. News program is filled with teasers. African American Field Reporter Sorrell Matthews (Tim Meadows). Commentator Roger Sorkin (Will Ferrell). Host: Jerry Seinfeld. "All these stories….later in the hour." 170064 1999 Saturday Night Live: Saturday Night Live Christmas T Episode. Parody News. Weekend Update Anchor Norm MacDonald. 170065 1983 Saturday Night Live: Saturday Night Live News T DVD -R HQ 6544 Episode #318. 1-28-1983 Parody News. Saturday Night Live News with Brad Hall and the SNL News Teams. Host: Rick Moranis. 170066 2004 Saturday Night Live: Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow T DVD -R HQ 2194 Episode. 10-23-2004 Parody News. Reporter Polly Perkins (Gwyneth Paltrow) with a skilled pilot try to stop the plans of a mad scientist bent on world domination in 1939 New York City. Problems of filming in a green set without any real props or action. She has a reporter's notebook and talks about filing her story as they dodge imaginary bullets. 170067 1981 Saturday Night Live: SNL News Break with TV Anchors Brian-Doyle Murray and Mary Gross. T DVD -R HQ 6728 Episode #258. 10-2-1981 Parody News. TV Anchors Brian-Doyle Murray and Mary Gross. Host: Rod Stewart. Late Night TV Host Tom Snyder in mock Spanish (Joe Piscopo). Weekend Update's Film Critic Rahem Abdul Mohammed (Eddie Murphy). 170068 1998 Saturday Night Live: Space Shuttle News Coverage T DVD -R HQ 5723 Episode. 5-9-1998 Parody News Coverage of Space Shuttle. Evening News Male TV Anchor. Coverage keeps getting less and less serious. "From the Earth…" parody of Tom Hanks' series on the Space Shuttle. Host: David Duchovny 170069 1997 Saturday Night Live: Special Report with Brian Williams News T DVD -R HQ 5051 Episode. Parody News. Well Babies Tragedy. NBC News Special Live Report with Brian Williams (Will Ferrell). NBC Correspondent in the Field Diane Carbonal. Host: Nathan Lane. Geraldo Rivera shows up and Williams tells Carbonal to chase him away. Williams tries to keep story going for his career. 170070 2005 Saturday Night Live: Special Report with Brit Hume Fox News Channel T DVD -R HQ 6136 Episode. 10-22-2005 Parody News. Fox News Live -- Bush to hold Q&A with Troops. Special Report with Brit Hume. Fox News Channel. Fake questions and answers offering optimistic and positive answers from the troops. Obviously reading off prompters. Host: Catherine Zeta-Jones 170071 1995 Saturday Night Live: Sports Beat T Episode #379. 2-11-1995. Parody News. Sports Beat. Book Buzz. Host: Bob Newhart. 170072 2001 Saturday Night Live: Sports Century, a sports documentary T DVD -R HQ 7380 Episode. 3-9-2001 Parody News. Sports Journalist Chris Fowler (Chris Parnell) for Sports Century, a fake documentary. Sportswriters interviewing boxing legend at ringside during a boxing match. Black and White fake documentary. Reporters taking notes furiously on small pads. Daily Press headlines. Gives trash talk to reporters. Billed as one of the first boxers to use trash talk before he is knocked out by African-American boxer finally allowed to fight in American boxing rings. Host Conan O'Brien. Daily Press Extra Headlines. 170073 1982 Saturday Night Live: Sports Interview T Episode #138. 5-15-1982. Parody News. Brian Doyle-Murray interviews recently humbled actor-wrestler Andy Kaufman. Host: Danny DeVito. 170074 2010 Saturday Night Live: Sports Parody ESPN T DVD -R HQ 11758 Episode. 1-30-2010 Parody Sports. ESPN Game Time with Randy and Greg. Randy keeps saying his co-host is not an alien, but it is obvious that he is an alien. Host: John Hamm. 170075 1998 Saturday Night Live: Sportscasters T DVD -R HQ 6646 Episode. Parody Sports News. TV Sportscaster Vince Thomas (Kelsey Grammer) covers a lumberjack contest. Host: Kelsey Grammer. 170076 2007 Saturday Night Live: Sportscasters T DVD -R HQ 7763 Episode. 1-20-2007 Parody News. Sportscasters Jim Nantz (Jeremy Piven) and Phil Simms on NFL-CBS. Host; Jeremy Piven. 170077 1999 Saturday Night Live: SportsCenter T DVD -R HQ 5669 Episode Parody News. Sports Anchors Stuart Scott (Tim Meadows) and Chet Harper (Ray Romano), a new member of the team whose obscene and racial patter is bothering Scott. Parody of SportsCenter broadcast. Host: Ray Romano 170078 1996 Saturday Night Live: Stan Hooper T Episode #401. 2-24-1996. Parody News. Stan Hooper. Host: Elle MacPherson. 170079 2004 Saturday Night Live: Star Jones T DVD -R HQ 2318 Episode. 11-13-2004 Parody News. Star Jones of "The View" on her pre-wedding night. Barbara Walters (BW) calls. Sarcastic look at Star Jones' upcoming wedding with outrageous product placements and mentions. Guest Host: Liam Niessen. 170080 2006 Saturday Night Live: Super Bowl T DVD -R HQ 5430 Episode. 2-4-2006 Parody Sports News. Super Bowl. Newspaper Headlines used. 170081 2008 Saturday Night Live: Suze Orman Show T DVD -R HQ 9762 Episode. 3-15-2008 Parody News. Suze Orman Show - financial advice. Host: Jonah Hill. 170082 1998 Saturday Night Live: Tabloid Press T DVD -R HQ 5552 Episode Parody News. Parody Tabloid Press. George Clooney and his boycott of the tabloid press. Dan Rather. Paparazzi. NBC Live News Coverage. Diane Sawyer and Prime Time. Host: Samuel Jackson 170083 1995 Saturday Night Live: Tabloids and Aliens T DVD -R HQ 5893 Episode Parody News. Tabloids. Headlines throughout story. Daily Press Headline: "Flying Saucer Lands in City!" "Saucer Door Opens. Nothing Comes Out." "Juggernaut Force to Enter Spaceship!" "First Soldier Goes In." "Aliens Can Run But They Can't Hide." "First Soldier Acting Odd! City Asks: What's In Spaceship?" "Second Soldier Eager to Kick Butt. Wouldn't Want To Be An Alien Right About Now!" "Second Soldier's Effort Disappointing. But He Loves Broads, That We Do Know." "Three More Soldiers Go In. Rumors Are Flying!" "First Soldier Returns Wearing Bomb!" "He Seems Extremely Touch About Certain Jokes." "Spaceship Leaves. Musta Got What They Came For." 170084 1990 Saturday Night Live: Talk Show T Episode #285. 4-21-1990. Parody Talk Show. Nude Talk Show. Channel Z. Host: Alec Baldwin. 170085 1994 Saturday Night Live: Talk Show T Episode #385. 4-15-1995. Parody Talk Show. Good Morning Brooklyn. Host: Courteney Cox. 170086 1994 Saturday Night Live: Talk Show T DVD -R HQ 1898 (Excerpts) Episode Parody Talk Show. "Dating in the Nineties," a Lifetime Talk Show. Female Columnist from New York newspaper. Authors. 170087 2002 Saturday Night Live: Talk Show T Episode #521. 3-16-2002 Parody Talk Show. NPR "Delicious Dish." Host: Ian McKellen 170088 1993 Saturday Night Live: Talk Show Host T DVD -R HQ 6855 Episode Parody Talk Show. Interviewer Chris Farley of "The Chris Farley Show" tries to interview Paul McCartney but is so nervous and inept, he asks inane questions and keeps hitting himself on the side of the head for being so stupid. The incompetent interviewer on television talk show circuit. 170089 2009 Saturday Night Live: Talk Show Host T DVD -R HQ 11478 Episode. 10-10-2009 Parody Talk Shows. Italian TV Talk Show Host Vinny Vedecci on La Rivista Della Televisioner interviews Drew Barrymore. References to David Letterman show where Barrymore flashed her breasts at Letterman, and recent disclosures about Letterman’s trysts with female staff members. Host: Drew Barrymore. 170090 2007 Saturday Night Live: Talk Show Host Don Imus T DVD -R HQ 8331 Episode. 4-14-2007 Parody Talk Show. Talk Show Host Don Imus' firing. What Imus must do to apologize for his racist-sexual remarks on his radio program. Media circus surrounding the event discussed. Host: Shia LaBeouf. 170091 2009 Saturday Night Live: Talk Show Parody: The View T DVD -R HQ 11582 Episode. 11-7-2009 Parody Talk Shows. The View with Joy Behar (Fred Armistan), Whoopi Goldberg, Kate Gosselin (Taylor Swift), Elizabeth Hasselbeck. Fake Guest: Nicholas Cage. Host: Taylor Swift. 170092 2010 Saturday Night Live: Talk Show Parody: The View T DVD -R HQ 11769 Episode. 2-6-2010 Parody Talk Shows. The View “Hot Topics.” Gays in military. Barbara Walters, Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar and Elisabeth Hasselback are satirized. Then they talk about Oscar nominations. They interview Mel Gibson (Ashton Kutcher). Host Ashton Kutcher. 170093 2002 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel T SVD 1158. (Two Recordings, second one complete). Episode. #520. 3-9-1002. Parody News. News Media. Host: Jon Stewart. 170094 2002 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel T SVD 1187 Episode Parody News. Ted Koppel-David Letterman-News Anchor parody 170095 2004 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel T SVD 1496 Episode. 3-6-2004 Parody News. Anchor Ted Koppel of Nightline interviews Martha Stewart, Rosie O'Donnell, a juror and a sexist stock broker. 170096 1998 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC T SVD 1212 Episode Parody News. ABC Nightline with Ted Koppel 170097 1995 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC T Episode #388. 9-30-1995. Parody News. Nightline. O.J. Today. Host: Mariel Hemingway. 170098 1995 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC T Episode #394. 12-2-1995. Parody News. Nightline. Inside Politics. Hulk Hogan Talk Show. Host: Anthony Edwards. 170099 1995 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC T Episode #395. 12-9-1995. Parody News. Nightline. The Today Show. Perspectives. Host: David Alan Grier. 170100 1996 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC T Episode #398. 1-20-1996. Parody News. Nightline. Host: Alec Baldwin. 170101 1996 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC T Episode #404. 4-13-1996. Parody News. Nightline. Seattle Today. Host: Steve Forbes. 170102 1996 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC T Episode #407. 5-18-1996. Parody News. Nightline. Host: Jim Carrey 170103 1997 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC T Episode #420. 2-15-1997. Parody News. Nightline. O.J. Simpson. Chopper Four. Chevy Chase banned from ever hosting the show ever again after this episode. Host; Chevy Chase. 170104 1997 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC T Episode #424. 4-12-1997. Parody News. Nightline. Goth Talk. Host; Rob Lowe. 170105 2004 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC T DVD -R HQ 5936 Episode. 2-17-2004 Parody News. Ted Koppel and Nightline on ABC. Senators Kerry, Edwards and Lieberman on Janet Jackson's Super bowl Half-Time controversy. Host: Megan Mullally. 170106 1997 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC T DVD -R HQ 6465 Episode. Parody News. ABC News Nightline with Ted Koppel interviewing female actors who weren't nominated for the Oscars. Host: Chevy Chase. 170107 1998 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC. Martha Stewart T Episode #445. 4-11-1998. Parody News. Nightline. Martha Stewart. Host: Greg Kinnear. 170108 1997 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC. New York Times T Episode #434. 11-22-1997. Parody News. Nightline with Saddam Hussein. Colin Quinn Explains the New York Times. Perspectives. Mayor of New York Rudy Giuliani. Host: Rudy Giuliani. 170109 1998 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC. Press Conference. Martha Stewart. T Episode #440. 2-14-1998. Parody News. Nightline. Press Conference with Catherine II. Martha Stewart Living. CBS Olympics. Riding My Donkey: Political Talk Show. Host: Roma Downey. 170110 1997 Saturday Night Live: Ted Koppel and Nightline ABC. Talk-Show Host Larry King T Episode #427. 5-17-1997. Parody News. Nightline. Larry King. Host; Jeff Goldblum. 170111 2008 Saturday Night Live: The Hillary Campaign T DVD -R HQ 9812 Episode. 4-5-2008 News Media. The Clintons (Darrell Hammon, Amy Poehler) appear on TV and talk about the press coverage of their tax returns. Parody of press finding out about their tax returns. How the press discovered they were rich. Host: Christopher Walken. 170112 1982 Saturday Night Live: Time Magazine On Publishing President Jimmy Carter's memoirs. T DVD -R HQ 6327 Episode. Parody Magazines. Time Magazine on Publishing President Jimmy Carter's memoirs and his meeting with President Ron Reagan. Playboy Magazine Interview with Carter. Host: Ron Howard. 170113 2005 Saturday Night Live: Today Show T DVD -R HQ 4953 Episode. 12-3-2005 Parody News. Today Show. Lighting of the Christmas Tree. Host: Dane Cook 170114 1998 Saturday Night Live: Today Show T DVD -R HQ 5723 Episode. 5-9-1998 Parody News. Today Show. Matt Lauer (as himself) interviews Host David Duchovny about Mango Madness. Duchovny goes on the Today Show to plug his latest film but can't stop thinking about Mango, a dancer he saved from suicide. Lauer can then only think of a dancing Al Roker, the weatherman on the Today Show. Both play themselves. 170115 1999 Saturday Night Live: Tom Brokaw T Episode #474. 12-11-1999. Parody News. Tom Brokaw and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Host: Danny DeVito. 170116 1976 Saturday Night Live: Tom Snyder T Episode #17. 4-17-1976. Parody News. Tomorrow with Tom Snyder. Ron Nessen, President press secretary. Host: Ron Nessen. 170117 1981 Saturday Night Live: Tom Snyder T Episode #127. 12-12-1981. Parody News. "Washed Up Tom Snyder." Host: Bill Murray. 170118 2005 Saturday Night Live: Trucker Talk T DVD -R HQ 2647 Episode. 1-15-2004 Parody News. News Media. Truckers talk about press and paparazzi in discussing the break-up of Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston. When a civilian complains the truckers are as bad as the media, the truckers respond. "The press invades these people's life, yet we still want to know what went wrong in their relationship." Then he asks the civilian for his home address and the truckers destroy his house. 170119 2005 Saturday Night Live: TV Magazine T Best of Alex Baldwin Parody Magazine. TV Magazine. Soap Opera Digest Host Helen DeSanto. 170120 2007 Saturday Night Live: TV Newsman Dan Rather and Decision 2008 T DVD -R HQ 8677 Episode. 5-12-2007 Parody News. MSNBC. TV Newsman Dan Rather (Darrell Hammond) of HD Net with Decision 2008: The Fringe Candidate Debate. Rather speculates this program signals the further decline of his distinguished career. Host: Molly Shannon. First the Democrats, then the Republicans, and now the Fringe Candidates including representatives of parties for Nazis, animal rights, vampires, terrorists, dancers, English royalty, the former English Prime Minister Tony Blake, and others. 170121 1999 Saturday Night Live: View, The T SVD 1214 Episode Parody News 170122 1997 Saturday Night Live: View, The T Episode #433. 11-15-1997. Parody News. The View. CEO Dreamboats Magazine. Host: Claire Danes. 170123 1998 Saturday Night Live: View, The T Episode #438. 1-17-1998. Parody News. The View. CBS World of Sports. Host: Sarah Michelle Gellar. 170124 2000 Saturday Night Live: View, The T DVD -R HQ 1906 In "The Best of Cheri Oteri" Parody Talk Show -- The View -- Barbara Walters, 170125 1999 Saturday Night Live: View, The including Barbara Walter T DVD -R HQ 5274 Episode. Parody News. The View. "Some might call it a train wreck, we call it The View." Caricatures of Barbara Walters, Meredith Vieira, Joy Behar, and Star Jones. Discuss the news of the day. Host: Bill Paxton. 170126 1998 Saturday Night Live: View, The. Oprah Winfrey. T Episode #448. 9-26-1998. Parody News. The View. Oprah 2002. Host: Cameron Diaz. 170127 1977 Saturday Night Live: Walter Winchell T Episode #41. 3-26-1977. Parody News. "The Untouchables." Host: Jack Burns. 170128 2005 Saturday Night Live: Washington Presidential Press Conference CNN T DVD -R HQ 2647 Episode. 1-15-2004 Parody News. CNN - Presidential News Conference. Washington Press Conference with former Presidents senior George Bush and Bill Clinton. Washington reporters ask questions. "Mr. President…Mr. President….." He calls reporters by their first names. Clinton rephrases Bush's simplistic answers into perfect sound bites that Bush says: "I think what the president is saying….." Bush usually answers, "Ditto" and "What he said…." Clinton keeps talking so senior Bush can't talk. 170129 1994 Saturday Night Live: Washington Press Conference on C-Span T DVD -R HQ 5936 Episode. 12-3-1994 Parody News. Washington Press Conference reporters quizzing Jesse Helms about President Clinton. Reporters asking questions include African-American female reporter and male reporters. Host: Roseanne. 170130 1978 Saturday Night Live: Week in Review T Episode #64. 4-22-1978. Parody News. Next Week in Review. Host: Steve Martin. 170131 1979 Saturday Night Live: WGN Live Broadcast T Episode #81. 3-17-1979. Parody News. WGN Live at Doyle's Tavern. Host: Margot Kidder. 170132 1979 Saturday Night Live: WGN Morning Show T Episode #78. 2-10-1979. Parody News. WGN Morning Show. Host: Rick Nelson. 170133 2007 Saturday Night Live: Wolf Blitzer in the Situation Room T DVD -R HQ 8767 Episode. 2-24-2007 Parody News. How the news of Anna Nicole Smith overwhelms the news from Iraq. Wolf Blitzer of CNN in the Situation Room is reporting the latest news from Iraq while the scroll at the bottom of the screen gives news about Smith. Chyron Scroll at the bottom of the scream gets bigger and bigger until news about Anna Nicole Smith overwhelms Blitzer who is reading the latest news out of Iraq. The scroll also says news from Iraq is boring. CNN Correspondent Andrew Sturdevant (Rainn Wilson) switches his hard-news assignment to report gossip and fake news about Smith. Talk-Show Larry King. Host: Rainn Wilson. 170134 2004 Saturday Night Live: World of Scott Wainio, The T SVD 1600 Episode. 2-2004 Parody News. Interview. Using an invisible microphone. Host: Drew Barrymore. Wears T-Shirt: "There Is No Microphone." People respond to a play-pretend microphone and talk into his hand. Also, parody of Daily Newspaper headlines in next sketch. 170135 2006 Saturday Night Live: WVIR local news coverage. T DVD -R HQ 7009 Episode. Parody News. TV Reporter Michelle Dison "Around the Town" WVIR comes on to a woman she is interviewing. TV News Anchor Gil of local newscast. Dison is in the middle of a divorce. Host: Jaime Pressley. Lesbian Reporter. 170136 1999 Saturday Night Live: WXLU News T Episode #471. 11-13-1999. Parody News. WXLU News. Host: Garth Brooks. 170137 1964 Saturday Night Out M AFI-Photographers Photographer 170138 1979 Saturday Night People T UK. Series 1979-1980. TV Gossip Column. Clive James, Janet Street-Porter and Rissole Harty. 170139 1989 Saturday Night With Connie Chung DT Series 1989-1990 TV Anchor Connie Chong (1989-1990). Reporter George G. Colucci (1989). 170140 2008 Saturday Night: Parody New York Times Newspaper Headline T DVD -R HQ 10559 Parody News. New York Times Headline: “T-Pain Unveils New Song. Gets Beat Up By Fans.” Satire on record studio recording and publicity. 170141 2008 Saturday Night: Parody of Dateline NBC with Keith Morrison T DVD -R HQ 10559 Parody News. TV Dateline NBC Anchor Keith Morrison is satirized. 170142 1981 Saturday of Glory NM Serafin, David News Media 170143 1956 Saturday Sports Mirror DT TV Co-Hosts Jack Drees and Bill Hickey 170144 1983 Saturday Supercade C Series. 9-17-1983 to 8-24-1985. CBS Reporters Frogger (Bob Sarlatte, 1983-1984), Fanny Frog (B.J. Ward, 1983-1984) and Shelly Turtle (Marvin Kaplan as "Shelly," 1983-1984) for the Swamp Gazette go after bad guys with some help from animals and adults. 170145 1988 Saturday the 14th Strikes Back M TV Reporter (Meg Thayer) 170146 1951 Saturday's Hero M DVD -R HQ 10316, 10317. Lampell, Millard (Novel - "Hero, The"). Lampell, Sidney Buchman (Screenplay) Ness Book Sportswriter Eddie Abrahms (Elliott Lewis) is mentor of a football hero who goes to a Southern university on an athletic scholarship. After an injury takes him out of play, hero realizes he has been used by politically ambitious alum. Gridiron hero loves alum's niece. Corruption of collegiate athletics. Expose on the manipulation of college sports programs. 170147 1937 Saturday's Heroes M DVD -R HQ 10220 (Mislabeled 10200), 10221 (Ending). SVD 1178 Templeton, George (Story). Paul Yawitz, Charles Kaufman, David Silverstein (Screenplay) Ness Book Sports Reporter Red I. Watson (Richard Lane), of the Daily Carlton. Criticizes college football player for indifference. Player is charged with scalping tickets and threatened with expulsion, claims he will expose the rest of the team to the press. Player is reinstated -- the blackmail works. But before the player is notified of the decision, he calls the reporter and Watson threatens the university president. So the president expels the player. Watson supports the player in print when he gets a job as an assistant coach at another college. The player's team wins the game and a campaign is started to have college athletes compensated monetarily for their efforts. 170148 1933 Saturday's Millions M Cary, Lucian (Story). Dale Van Every (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Myra Blane (Lucille Lund). Reporter (Walter Brennan). Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Richard Cramer). Reporter (Sam Godfrey) Reporter (Harrison Greene). Reporter (Eddie Phillips). Reporter (Al Richmond). Variety, 10/17/33: "Now that pictures have stopped making reporters always stewed, they're making them beautiful, for batting average of .000." 170149 1699 Satyr Against Wit, A PO USC Blackmore, Sir Richard Press 170150 0001 Satyricon, The (Sayrica) ER USC Petronious News 170151 1918 Sauce for the Goose M AFI-Authors Writer 170152 1981 Sauce for the Goose N GPL DeVries, Peter Journalist Daisy Dobbin, devoted women's libber. agrees to infiltrate companies notorious for sexual harassment of females. She will write up her experiences for Femme Magazine First firm where she works as a secretary, no one makes a pass at her. But in the second company, she falls in love with the owner and is pursued by her female boss 170153 2006 Saudi Connection, The N Anderson, Jack and Robert Westbrook Columnist Ron Wright, a muckraking newspaper journalist, is in disgrace after his Pulitzer Prize-winning article on big pharmaceuticals was revealed to be based on made-up information. Washington Columnist Nat Cunningham. Wright is the victim, but he can't prove it so he's reduced to ghosting stories for successful Cunningham. When an old colleague from Egypt gives Wright a hot tip for a story, he realizes he's onto a political bombshell. The story could lead to his professional rehabilitation. The wife of the Saudi ambassador may have secretly given $20 million to an American white supremacist group. Soon, his old colleague and the Washington columnist are dead. Wright is off to Paris and the Middle East where he meets his old Egyptian colleague's sister beautiful, opinionated Nevver, an Al-Jazeera journalist, with whom he chases this increasingly deadly story. 170154 2001 Sausage Factory, The: Dances with Squirrels T Episode #1. News Media. Newsman (Brian Arnold). 170155 1997 Savage M Newscaster (Forbes Riley) 170156 1973 Savage (aka Savage File, The. Watch Dog). MT SVD 1458 Rodgers, Mark (Story). Rodgers, Richard Levinson, William Link (Teleplay) Ness Book - Steven Spielberg's farewell to TV - Pilot TV Investigative Reporter Paul Savage (Martin Landau), host of The Savage Report "a candid glimpse of our times, part expose, part facing of the facts." Woman has info on Supreme Court nominee involved in scandal. Photographer (Richard Stahl). Savage tells her he does not use show for personal attacks. When woman dies, he decides to investigate. Discovers connection with businessman who arranges liaisons between young women and prominent men, then blackmails the men. Commentator (Jack Latham). Correspondent (Charlie Jones). Second Correspondent (Vic Vallaro). Makes his director sweat by cutting deadlines extremely close, indicates awareness of obligation of the press. When he is told he wields great deal of power, he says, "Yes, and responsibility." "Journalists are not omniscient, Mr. Savage…." "...They can take a harmless series of events and distort them out of all proportion…." Savage: "I'm not judging you…but if facts exist that bear on your right to hold a public position, it is my obligation to make those facts known." 170157 1958 Savage Affair, The N OWN Scott, Virgil Reporter Hyatt Engel for a powerful newsmagazine. Publisher Frank Mettson 170158 1983 Savage Atonement NR Jordan, Penny Harlequin #650. Harlequin Presents #750. Reporter Oliver Savage, who had twisted the story of a 15-year-old rape victim tearing her reputation to shreds and leaving her fearful of every man who came too near. Now six years later, Oliver is anxious to right the wrong. “I want to help you, Laurel,” he had offered. But Laurel didn’t want his help -- she wanted retribution. She wanted to punish the reporter, not love him. Savage was an stimulating man and his every caress weakened her desire for revenge. 170159 2005 Savage Awakening NR Mather, Anne Harlequin Presents #2477 Correspondent Matthew Quinn was held captive by rebel forces for two long years. His dramatic escape made headlines. But Matt has returned scarred, believing that he can never love another woman. The news reporter isn’t prepared for Felicity Taylor and the sexual chemistry between them is instant. Matt wants her -- but can he take her? Or, must he first reveal the secrets that are haunting him and holding him back? 170160 1976 Savage Bees, The MT TV Interviewer (Judy Langford) 170161 1993 Savage Capitalism (aka Capitalismo Selvagem) M Brazil. Ness Reporter Elisa Medeiros (Fernanda Torres) investigates suspect activities of a powerful industrialist's company that is exploiting the Amazon in Brazil and killing Indians. Reporter ends up having a passionate love affair with the industrialist who sees the error of his ways. 170162 1951 Savage Drums M Newscaster Bill Fenton (Hugh Beaumont) 170163 1969 Savage Intruder M Newscaster (Parke McAlister). TV Announcer (Bill Welsh). 170164 1975 Savage Lust M Photographer (Joey Silvera). 170165 2001 Savage Parade: Obscure Journalism, An N Murray-Miller, Gavin Photojournalist Brenton Walsh is given an obscure assignment when he is asked to participate in a plan designed to give the illusion that a multi-millionaire is dead. What follows is beyond Brenton's wildest nightmares as he is drawn into a secret world of illicit sex, insane historians, dapper intellectuals and pagan rituals. As this secret world unfolds, Brenton finds himself lost in a world he can no longer understand. His search for meaning in the obscure and surreal leads him from New York City to the heart of the darkest realms of his imagination where he hopes to find salvation and truth through physiological suffering and reflection. 170166 1989 Savage Rogue NR OWN - P Perry, Michaelann Female Journalist Aidan Donovan was thrilled with her latest assignment to report on her life disguised as a man with Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders 170167 1970 Savage Wild, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 170168 1926 Savage, The M AFI-Authors/Editors Managing Editor (Sam Hardy). 170169 2007 Savannah Joy N Walsh, Winnie TV Anchorwoman Elizabeth Adams of NBC News is sent to Savannah to investigate a rumor that a Revolutionary War artifact has been found. When she arrives in her hometown she tries to reconcile with her father whom she hasn’t seen in 20 years. He is in the antique business and has heard of no such rumor. Because of Adams’ contentious departure after her mother’s death, he doesn’t offer her any assistance. Reunions between a rival cousin, Marion, and a former sweetheart help mend fences. An unscrupulous antique dealer is in possession of the artifact, and flashbacks to Revolutionary time reveal how the artifact landed in Savannah. 170170 2004 Savannah or, A Gift For Mr. Lincoln N Jakes, John Reporter Stephen Hopewell, a Yankee reporter from New York is fast-talking, piano-playing journalist. It is Georgia, 1864 and Sherman's army is marching from Atlanta to the sea. In its path, the charming old city of Savannah. Sherman offers the conquered city to President Lincoln as a "Christmas Gift." Rich cast of characters include the reporter. 170171 1982 Savannah Smiles M DVD -R HQ 10444, 10443 Lady Reporter (Catherine Campbell) 170172 1995 Savannah: T VHS 436, 406 (Two Episodes, One Partial), 400, 381, 380, 367, 363, 362, 361 Episodes. Series 1-21-1996 to 2-24-1997. Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane returns for her best friend Reese Burton's wedding to Travis Peterson. She finds out that her apartment in New York is robbed and she tries to collect on an inheritance only to find out that Travis stole every last penny of it. Peyton Richards (Jamie Luner) had an affair with Travis. Reese Burton Peterson (Shannon Sturges) finds out that Travis was having an affair with a "Bunny" and is devastated. Travis dies. But the three women remain friends. 170173 1996 Savannah: Battle of Midway, The T Episode #23. 11-25-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane continues to investigate Burton industries while on a steady diet of painkillers. Reeling from Nick and Reese's reunion, Peyton turns to Tom to make the new lovers pine for former flames. Reese makes herself the company's new partner. Cassie's sting at the River Run factory collapses endangering her father. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170174 1996 Savannah: Burn, Baby, Burn T Episode #20. 11-4-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane's innocent kiss with Terry sets Dean ablaze with anger, but it's she who cools to the idea of spending more time with her lying ex-boyfriend. Tom points fingers to clear himself of the riverboat fire. Peyton blocks Nick's funding for his part of the boat. Edward loses Reese as an employee when she meets a shady character on her father's payroll. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170175 1997 Savannah: Code Blue T Episode #31. 2-10-1997 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. As Peyton tries to reunite Nick with his father, Sonny Lee weasels her way back into Martin's favor. Vengeful Reese goes after those who have played her for a fool. Dean and Cassie are thrown by Sam's behavior. Edward sets a trap to expose Veronica for the liar she is. Two women vie for control of the Corelli fortune and its legal heir. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170176 1996 Savannah: Creep Throat T Episode #11. 3-31-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Mysterious source feeds Lane disturbing tips about Dean's role in Travis's murder investigation. Reporter #1 (J. Karen Thomas). Reporter #2 (Denny Wright). Edward is forced to admit his guilt to one daughter, breaking the other's heart. Vincent relocates are Veronica visits him in prison. Things heat up between Peyton and Brian, whose political agenda may prove to be Edward's biggest worry. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170177 1996 Savannah: Dead Man Walking T Episode #13. 8-26-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane's kidnapper makes explosive plans for Dean's demise. Familiar face returns to town causing double trouble for Peyton and Reese who barely avoids Veronica's trap for Tom. Lucille settles the score with her own captive, Edward. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170178 1996 Savannah: Diary of a Mad, Rich Wife T Episode #21. 11-11-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane clashes with her publisher on a story about the closing of a Burton factory. Peyton schemes to keep Reese from Nick and his fortune. Wheeler is reunited with his daughter, whose homecoming is shrouded in mystery. Reese learns her mother's dying wish. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170179 1997 Savannah: Dressed To Shill T Episode #27. 1-16-1997 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane's addiction worsens after her friends' intervention. Dean finally gets Lane to seek help. Second Chances gets a new leader. Dean gets an arrogant new partner. Madeleine meets a new "Reese" who diffuses Veronica's plot to expose Tom's past. Cassie secures financing for her album, then sees Benny's true colors. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170180 1997 Savannah: Every Picture Tells a Story T Episode #28. 1-13-1997 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane seeks help in kicking her drug habit and gets a sponsor who turns out to be problematic for Dean. Reese gets more than she expected during a romantic getaway with Tom, thanks to excessive drinking and Peyton's quick thinking. Veronica and Nick set into motion their plan to destroy the new Burton regime. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170181 1996 Savannah: Family Jewels, The T Episode #15. 9-30-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Reese and Dean search for Lane as the conditions of her prison turn deadly. Peyton unknowingly helps Nick get rid of the emerald - earning her a sparkler of her own from Brian. Tom turns the tables on the police after he fails to goad Veronica into confessing her crimes on tape. The Alexanders turn out for Edward's fund-raiser. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170182 1996 Savannah: From Here to Paternity T Episode #10. 3-17-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Journalist (Joe Walsh). Reporter #1 (J. Karen Thomas). Reporter #2 (Bonnie McLaughlin). Dramatic opening of Lucille's trial tests the friendship of Reese Burton Peterson, Peyton Richards and Lane. Peyton's hotshot lawyer offers a new theory about Travis' murder, which gains legitimacy from Lane's reporting and Tom's testimony. Meanwhile, Reese comes between the Massick brothers. Another paternity test is ordered. 170183 1997 Savannah: Gal To Marry Dear Old Dad, The T Episode #30. 2-3-1997 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Reporter (Jennifer Van Horn). Reporter (Karyn Greer). Reporter (Philip Glen). Lane and Cassie set out to unite their feuding beaus. Sonny Lee declares her tie to Nick's family - which Tom and Peyton instantly try to sever. Rita tells Edward the "truth" about who was behind the photos. Reese gets a nasty piece of mail. Peyton's latest scam backfires. The Burton marriage crumbles again. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170184 1996 Savannah: Get Me To the Church On Time T Episode #26. 12-16-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. On the day of Lane and Dean's wedding, Peyton steals away for a close encounter with Nick. The bride tries to numb her cold feet by mixing drugs and alcohol. Edward and Veronica almost gets caught in a steamy engagement of their own. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170185 1996 Savannah: Good Golly, Aunt Lottie T Episode #22. 11-18-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane's story on Edward places her and Dean in harm's way. Reese recovers her mother's lost will giving her half of Burton industries. But she may lose Nick who spends a steamy night alone with Peyton. Cassie begins to exploit her roommates for information on the Burton family. Reese has a run-in with Veronica. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170186 1997 Savannah: I Don't (2) T Episode #34. 2-24-1997 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Edward continues to work to clear his name. 170187 1996 Savannah: Information, Please T Episode #7. 3-3-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane uncovers Jeannie's private affairs after Jeannie warns her to stay away from Dean. Veronica and Tom make indecent proposals to their respective Burtons, one of which stokes Vincent's jealousy. Lucille shares the Gothic history of Massick-Burton relations with Peyton. Edward is shocked to learn of Veronica's own equally torrid past. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170188 1996 Savannah: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Boat T Episode #19. 10-28-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. TV Newscaster (Karyn Greer). Lane's work with Terry unsettles Dean. Newly elected Edward campaigns to persuade Reese that Nick is a gold digger. Peyton is snagged by her own trap when she tries to land a loan from Charles. Tom recognizes Veronica's assassination ruse. Riverboat's new owner and Reese get caught in a deadly revenge plot gone awry. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170189 1996 Savannah: It's Never Too Late T Episode #24. 12-2-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane takes illegal steps to feed her growing addiction. Eleanor receives tragic news while dealing with the fallout from the scam. An enraged Nick interrupts Tom's evening with Reese. Loss of her job at the Treasury steers Cassie into a new career. A proposal is made to keep Edward and a grieving Eleanor from testifying against each other. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170190 1997 Savannah: Morning After, The T Episode #29. 1-20-1997 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane's new job sends her after a sex-scandal story involving Senator. Rita helps Lane verify the charges against Edward. Newlywed Massicks plan to annul until family and friends persuade them to give marriage a shot. Wheeler plays cupid for Sam. Peyton tricks Nick into getting a roommate along with a new place. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170191 1996 Savannah: My Fair Ladies T Episode #17. 10-14-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Cash-strapped Dean and Lane hit it big at Veronica's charity auction. Brian makes it clear that his engagement to Peyton is over and Edward's senatorial campaign develops a media leak. Reese's fantasies with Nick become reality. Tom aligns himself with Edward's hidden foe. Peyton takes a swing at landing another Alexander man. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170192 1997 Savannah: Oh No, Mr. Bill (1) T Episode #33. 2-24-1997 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Reporter (Jennifer Hanson). Veronica flees to Barbados, where she' s intercepted. Reese strikes a final blow against her foes as she, Tom, Peyton and Nick plan a lavish double wedding. Sam's past puts Cassie in jeopardy. Edward Burton (Ray Wise) works to clear his name. As one couple find their honeymoon plans altered, another winds up at the altar. Reese Melanie is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170193 1996 Savannah: Pearls Before The Swine T Episode #14. 9-23-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. TV Reporter (Melanie Ramsay). Tragedy ruins the captive Lane's hopes for escape. Eleanor sets out to tarnish Peyton's image, although Brian's father takes a shine to her. Tom makes a deal to implicate Veronica in Reese's drug bust. Nick and Peyton learn of the emerald's whereabouts. Dean and Reese grieve together after a friend's "death." Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170194 1996 Savannah: Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words, A T Episode #16. 10-7-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Jason's reaction to Lane and Dean's engagement causes concern for all. Peyton becomes a pawn when some racy photos of her with Nick land in the wrong hands. Nick gets a new job, plus a role in his employer's fantasies. Reese learns of the part Tom played in getting her drug charges dropped. Peyton has it out with both of her blackmailers. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170195 1996 Savannah: Playing With the Enemy T Episode #8. 3-10-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Dean learns the truth about Jeannie with the help of Lane, his son and Jeannie's mother. Veronica blows Tom's cover to protect herself from Edward's accusations. Vincent offers to fill Reese in on the background of his newest fiancée's intentions. Peyton confronts Tom about his childhood, then teams up with him in business, and pleasure. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170196 1996 Savannah: Prince of Lies T Episode #9. 3-17-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Journalist (Joe Walsh). Reporter #1 (J. Karen Thomas). Reporter #2 (Bonnie McLaughlin). Newscaster (Paul Ryden). Edward's senatorial campaign is jeopardized by Lane's story about his affair with Veronica together with Lucille's letter of confession to Reese about daddy's other little girl. Meanwhile, Jason objects to Dean's relationship with Lane. Tom gets a third partner on the even of the riverboat casino's grand opening. 170197 1996 Savannah: Purloined Letter, The T Episode #5. 2-18-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Heartbreak looms for lovers Lane and Dean when a woman from Dean's past resurfaces. Peyton provokes a feud between Edward and Reese. Reese finally finds a job thanks to Tom. Veronica cozies up to Edward. Lucille beseeches Peyton to forgive. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170198 1996 Savannah: Sex, Pies & Videotape T Episode #3. 2-24-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane considers returning to New York. As news of Travis' accidental death spreads, Peyton scrambles to find a damning video he made of them. A less-than-grief-stricken Reese decides to go on her honeymoon. But Policeman Dean's findings keep all three in Savannah. Meanwhile Edward takes a huge gamble during a poker game with Tom. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170199 1996 Savannah: True Love Never Dies T Episode #25. 12-9-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Dean is knocked for a loop when Lane's mood swings intensify. Edward's unholy union to Eleanor shocks the women in his life, especially his mistress. Cassie's singing career hits a snag. Peyton moves in on Nick who finds himself single after Reese learns of his deadly past dealings. Veronica gets herself a new, equally vengeful partner in crime. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170200 1996 Savannah: Truth, The Whole Truth & Nothing But The Truth, The T Episode #12. 4-7-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane and Jason's chance at friendship is cut short by a violent act of revenge by Jack. Lucille is acquitted as the pieces of Travis's death finally fall into place but her subsequent actions may lead to her downfall. Reese gets caught in the crossfire when she tries to stop the Massick-Burton feud. Two of Peyton's worst nightmares come true. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170201 1996 Savannah: Vengeance Is Mine T Episode #18. 10-21-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. TV Reporter (Karyn Greer). Dean is shocked by Lane's past when a man she knew in New York arrives in Savannah. Nick helps Reese plug the leak on Edward's election committee as he makes amends with Veronica. An amorous Charles helps Peyton deliver a vicious birthday surprise for his wife. A prominent resident is targeted by death threats. Reese decides to sell her share of the riverboat. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170202 1996 Savannah: Wedding Belle Blues (Parts 1 and 2) MT VHS 711 Episodes #1-#2. 1-21-1996. Series 1-21-1996 to 2-24-1997 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane returns for her best friend Reese Burton's wedding to Travis Peterson. She finds out that her apartment in New York is robbed and she tries to collect on an inheritance only to find out that Travis stole every last penny of it. Peyton Richards (Jamie Luner) hates Reese and has an affair with Travis. Reese Burton Peterson (Shannon Sturges) finds out Travis has been cheating on her with Peyton. A drunken Travis confronts Peyton. She hits him on the head with a bottle killing him. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170203 1997 Savannah: Where There's a Will… T Episode #32. 2-17-1997 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Lane helps out a friend in need. Sam's sobriety is put to the test after he recalls his tortured past. Reese makes Tom a miserable married man. Veronica and the Burtons have a showdown that results in a dog of a deal. Nick's inheritance sends one woman packing as another settles into his apartment. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170204 1996 Savannah: Where There's Smoke, There's Fire T Episode #3. 2-24-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Dean leaves two women distraught -- for different reasons. Lane finds a job. Veronica arouses Peyton's suspicions when she offers to tend to a recuperating Edward. Tom's brother hits town after his release from prison. Meanwhile, Reese reconciles with her father. Peyton discovers Veronica's past and makes Tom an offer he can't afford to refuse. Reese is daughter of prominent entrepreneur, the richest man in Savannah. Engaged to childhood sweetheart Travis. Peyton Richards is jealous, resentful and vindictive. Her mother was the Burton's housekeeper. Lane returns from New York. Travis has drained her trust fund. Peyton takes Travis' body in her car to dump, but when a policeman stops her she discovers the body is missing. 170205 1996 Savannah: Who Killed Travis? T VHS 324 Episode #4. 2-11-1996 Journalist Lane McKenzie Collins (Robyn Lively) is one of three Southern women who have grown up together in the town of Savannah, Georgia. Lane left Savannah after graduating from college to become a big journalist in New York. Reese, Peyton and Lane supply Dean with alibis and an arrest is made. Meanwhile, Peyton shows who's boss when "Bunny" returns to Savannah for more hush money. Edward's nonchalance about losing the riverboat enrages Tom who targets Reese. Real murder is revealed following a robbery at the Burton Estate. 170206 2007 Save Angel Hope M Weatherman. Mad Weatherman (Graham Geigenmuller). 170207 1981 Save Johanna! N OWN - P Pascal, Francine News Media 170208 2004 Save Virgil M Reporter (Charmaine Cruz). 170209 1922 Saved by Radio M AFI-Radio Radio 170210 1990 Saved By The Bell: T SVD 769, VHS 414 Episodes. 8-20-1989 to 5-22-1993 News Media 170211 1990 Saved by the Bell: Close Encounters of the Nerd Kind T DVD -R HQ 6830. SVD 1427 Episode #28. 11-23-1990 Tabloid Reporter from the Babbler believes Screech is an alien. Looking for a way to make a quick buck, Slater and Zack have Screech dress up as an alien from outer space to trick a tabloid. Zack photographs an "alien" for a tabloid. 170212 1992 Saved by the Bell: Hawaiian Style MT Episode #61. Special. 11-27-1992 Reporters (Chris Chinn, Michelle Cummings). Zack and the gang are invited to Kelly's grandfather's place in Hawaii. He owns a hotel but he's having trouble because a greedy land developer wants to buy the hotel and build over sacred land. 170213 1999 Saved by the Bell: New Class, The: Don't Follow the Leader T Episode #137. 10-30-1999 Reporter (Ramona Case). Cheating scandal. 170214 2004 Saving "Star Wars" M News Media. Press Reporter (Tara Severino). Two Star Wars' fans venture to deliver a letter to Director-Creator George Lucas. 170215 1993 Saving Agnes N Cusk Rachel Magazine Journalist Agnes Day lives in London with her friends, buddies since Oxford, and works at a magazine called Diplomat's Week. She works as an underling at the trade magazine with a harridan boss and an offbeat coworker. Agnes hates her name and the ordinariness of her life. She longs for love. She's terminally middle class, hopelessly romantic Agnes. Learns that her boss is quitting and leaving her in charge. Also learns her roommates and her boyfriend are keeping secrets from her. In great despair, she decides to make it her business to set things straight. 170216 2006 Saving Billie: Cliff Hardy Case N Corris, Peter Journalist hires a private investigator in Sydney, Australia to find a woman with incriminating information about media-giant Jonas Clement. 170217 2001 Saving Face M Scary Photographer (Vera Almann). 170218 2008 Saving Frank Casey N Finnegan, Bill Public Relations Practitioner Robbie Beck is a PR and advertising whiz joins a lawyer in publicizing a web site that uses religious arguments to try to dissuade Christian voters from applying a pro-life and family values litmus test that would eliminate a candidates who do not share these views. As a result of Beck’s skill and grit, the web site generates theological, legal and political controversy that impacts the 2004 presidential campaign and turns the lawyer’s world upside down, shattering his career, religious life and relationship with the woman he loves. The web site counters the Catholic Bishops and Protestant Religious Right steering votes to President Bush because of his opposition to Roe vs. Wade, embryonic stem cell research and same-sex marriage. Joining the lawyer and Beck is Beck’s partner, Rita Alvarez, a lesbian legal aid lawyer. 170219 1991 Saving Grace N Rogan, Barbara Reporter Barnaby sleeps with a politician's strong-willed 18-year-old daughter, Grace, in order to get the inside story. 170220 1985 Saving Grace M Reporter #1 (Francesca Roberti). Reporter #2 (Mauro Sacripante). 170221 1984 Saving Grace, A N OWN - P Hartnett, Ken Columnist Tony Owen, hard-hitting columnist for a failing Boston newspaper and his girlfriend, Cynthia, a TV reporter investigate the Irish mayor and crooked city politics as the Pope visits Boston. 170222 2009 Saving Grace: Am I Going to Die Today? T DVD -R HQ 11359 Episode. 8-18-2009 News Media. TV Broadcast shows a woman threatening to commit suicide -- a woman Grace is trying to save. 170223 2009 Saving Grace: Am I Going to Lose Her? T DVD -R HQ 11302 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 7-21-2009 Female Reporter wants the story on the victim of a rapist. Detectives think she is there about Grace missing and start fighting with her. She explains as she leaves that she is not interested in the missing detective story, just the rape victim’s story. News Media. 170224 2007 Saving Grace: And You Wonder Why I Lie T DVD -R HQ 8926 Episode #6. 8-27-2007 Reporter Maggie Tanner, aggressive freelance investigative journalist is found dead with a newspaper stuffed in her mouth, raped, ravaged and abused. She is described as a "fearless, competitive Gonzo reporter." She was supposed to meet one of her sources for the final piece in a series of investigative articles on child abuse. "Maggie submitted all of her stories over the net. We hardly saw her." She was an unorthodox journalist who invented herself in each story. Lived the truth, didn't just report it. 170225 2008 Saving Grace: Are You An Indian Princess? T DVD -R HQ 10181 (Mislabeled 10081) Episode. 8-18-2008 News Media cover story of missing boy whose father sets him on fire in a car. News Media is used by police to get the father to visit the hospital by issuing false information. 170226 2007 Saving Grace: Bless My Father T DVD -R HQ 8856 Episode. News Media. Police are afraid that the news media will come down on the department if they arrest someone who had claimed sanctuary in the church. 170227 2009 Saving Grace: Do You Believe In Second Chances T DVD -R HQ 10928 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 3-10-2009 News Media. TV News Broadcasts. 170228 2008 Saving Grace: Have a Seat, Earl T DVD -R HQ 10032 Episode. 7-14-2008 News Media. 170229 2009 Saving Grace: Heart of Cop, The T DVD -R HQ 10916 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 3-2-2009 News Media. Leaking a story to the press angers the police. Turns out a visiting law enforcement officer leaked the story. 170230 2007 Saving Grace: Is There a Scarlet Letter On My Breast T DVD -R HQ 9402 Episode. 12-2007 News Media. TV Coverage. 170231 2007 Saving Grace: It’s Better When I Can See You T DVD -R HQ 9347 Episode. 11-2007 News Media cover tornado descending on the town. Primarily TV News coverage. 170232 2007 Saving Grace: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 8807 Episode. News Media. Oklahoma City police search for a young girl who has been abducted. Fast-living police detective Grace Hanadarko meets an unconventional angel named Earl. 170233 2009 Saving Grace: Popcorn T DVD -R HQ 11335 Episode. 8-04-2009 TV Reporter Kendra Burke, Butch’s reporter girlfriend, discovers a potential national news story concerning the bizarre murder of a drug company whistle blower. The problem? It’s part of an elaborate practical joke that Grace and her partner have created. Grace’s brother Leo is convinced his next door neighbor is keeping a dead body in his house. And Johnny pressures Grace to arrange a chance for him to finally meet Earl, her angel. 170234 2009 Saving Grace: We’re Already Here T DVD -R HQ 11209 Episode. 6-21-2009 News Media. Television Newscasts cover story. 170235 2007 Saving Grace: Would You Want Me To Tell You? T DVD -R HQ 8881 Episode #5. 8-20-2007 Reporter Willa Mead (Diana Morgan) talks to Grace about her father. News Media. 170236 2004 Saving Graces, The N Gaffney, Patricia Freelance Writer Emma wants to write a book is one of four middle-aged women. Emma is assigned to do a profile on a married man who she then falls in love with. 170237 2003 Saving Jessica Lynch MT News Media. Reporter (Darrell Proctor). Rescue of Private Jessica Lynca by the United States army in Iraq. 170238 2005 Saving Milly MT DVD -R HQ 6375, 6376 Kondracke, Mort (Book). Jeff Arch (Teleplay) Journalist Mort Kondracke (Bruce Greenwood) of the Chicago Sun-Times is the husband of Milly Martinez Kondracke (Madeleine Stowe) who wages a courageous battle with Parkinson's disease. Michael J. Fox (Himself). Kondracke narrates the film. Rival Baltimore Sun Reporter Fred Barnes in Washington becomes friend. Kondracke becomes columnist. They have two teenage daughters. Entertainment Tonight Mary Hart on Michael Jackson having Parkinson's Disease. It's the celebrity needed to get Congress to act. 170239 2004 Saving Mr. Bingle: New Orleans Christmas Fairy Tale, A N Doles, Sean Patrick Reporter Hope Lawson teams up with a department store manager whose son has died and faces a corporate takeover of his store and, along with it, the fate of Mr. Bingle, New Orleans' beloved Christmas mascot. When all seems lost, the team learns the heart-breaking truth about the original puppeteer and voice behind Mr. Bingle. Their discoveries fuel a campaign that rallies the entire city. Through his struggle to save Mr. Bingle, Coleman honors Oscar Eisenberg's memory and makes peace with his own painful loss. Inspired by true events, Saving Mr. Bingle is a magical story of redemption and faith that will make you laugh, make you cry, and make you appreciate the very miracle of life. 170240 2007 Saving Sarah Cain (aka Redemption of Sarah Cain, The) MT DVD -R HQ 10669 10670 Columnist Sarah Cain (Lisa Pepper), a self-involved big-city newspaper columnist, travels to Pennsylvania for the funeral of her Amish sister. She soon discovers that she is legal guardian of her five Amish nieces and nephews. Rather than choose to move to Lancaster County to finish raising them there herself, or let them be separated by the foster care system, Sarah decides to take them with her back to Portland where she believes she can make a new life for them. She soon realizes, however, that the modern world has forced them to compromise who they are and that she moved them there for all the wrong reasons. In order to find her own redemption, she knows she must make a choice to give them back their lives in Amish Country. And whether she remains part of their lives will have a lot to do with how much she has grown to love them. 170241 2001 Saving Silverman M Newscaster (Tony Parsons) 170242 1916 Saving the Family Name M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 170243 1974 Saw the House in Half N Jackman, Oliver Journalist Sinclair Braithwaite, West Indian, Cambridge-educated has taken a job as a journalist in Nigeria. Falls in love with two women and observes many aspects of Nigerian life in the 1950s. 170244 1990 Sawako no koi MF Magazine Editor (Ren Osugi). 170245 1995 Sawbones MT News Media. TV Reporter #1 (Mary Scheer). TV Reporter #2 (Rob Kerchner). Reporter #3 (Jody Horowitz). 170246 1951 Sawyer Views Hollywood DT Host Hal Sawyer 170247 1984 Say Goodbye to Sam N OWN - H Arlen, Michael Journalist Tom Avery is based in New York 170248 1999 Say Goodbye: The Laurie Moss Story N Shiner, Lewis Journalist is obsessive in search for answers 170249 1981 Say Hello to Yesterday NR OWN - P Wentworth, Sally Harlequin Presents #426 Journalist Holly Weston worked her way up to features writer for a major newspaper 170250 1959 Say I'm in Conference N Buron, Nicole de. V. Graham (Translator). France (Les Pieds sur le bureau) Press 170251 1929 Say It With Songs M L AFI-Newsboys/Radio Newsboy Radio Newsboy 170252 2001 Say Nothing MT Photographer Tony (Matt Gordon). 170253 1986 Say Yes M News Media. Reporter (Joe Barnaba). Reporter (Bob Frank). Society Reporter (Paula Shaw) 170254 2007 Say You Love Me N Herron, Rita Columnist Britta Berger for New Orleans’ popular erotic magazine hears secrets and fantasies of the city’s population. Writing for the Big Easy’s hottest erotic magazine, Berger has heard her share of wild, hidden desires, but beneath her sophisticated facade, Britta is running from much darker secrets -- including the terrifying night she barely survived. Now someone from her past has returned to play a merciless game. And only one man can help her. A detective knows instinctively that Britta is the key to ending the string of vicious murders that plague his city. But still haunted by his past,he must resist the dangerous attraction between them. For lurking deep in the shadows of the bayou, a killer waits to end her life -- and their future -- with one devastating final strike. 170255 1918 Say! Young Fellow M AFI-Editors/New York Herald/Reporters - Ness Book. Fairbanks. Swashbuckler. The Reporter Cub Reporter for the New York Herald, The Young Fellow (Douglas Fairbanks) is assigned to get an interview with a financier who made a million dollars in one day and who earlier refused to talk to the paper's star reporter. Young Fellow breaks into the millionaire's house and gets the interview at gunpoint while sitting on the man's chest in bed. Then assigned to investigate the defrauding of stockholders. He ousts the crooks. Young Fellow is aided by The Hunch, a miniature version of himself who sits on his shoulder and offers advice. Variety, 6/21/18: "As a cub reporter he pulls 'stunts' which would cause any self-respecting city editor heart failure." 170256 2004 Saying Goodbye C Short TV News Anchor (Eddy Van Hamersveld - Voice). 170257 1896 Sayings of Uncle Eben SS Johnson, Philander Chase Fictional Journalist created by Johnson 170258 1957 Sayonara M DVD -R HQ 5777, 5778, 5779 Reporter (James Stacy). Media. Japanese and American reporters. 170259 1987 Sayonara no onnatachi MF Japan Editor (Shigeru Muroi) of Kageki. 170260 1991 Sazan aizu C Newscaster (Jean Gilpin - Manga Entertainment Version - Voice - English Version). 170261 1980 SBS Network News DT Australia. Series 1980 News Staff. News Anchor George Donikian. Reporter Lucia Newman. 170262 1962 Scales of Justice: Moment of Decision T UK. Episode #4. 12-1962 Newscaster (Michael Aspel). 170263 2004 Scallop Pond M TV Newscaster (Meri Halweil). 170264 1951 Scamp N Camberton, Roland Press 170265 2005 Scan M Short - Comedy - Sci-Fi Interviewer (Stefanos Kafatos). 170266 1964 Scandal M AFI-Yellow Journalism Tabloid 170267 1996 Scandal NM Elm, Joanna Tabloid Reporter Kitty Fitzgerald decides to become the South Florida correspondent for the TV Tabloid show, Inside Copy, she thought the move from New York to Boca Raton might mean a better life for her son and a new life for her. And it did, at least until daytime talk show host Marina Dee Haley was found murdered in Palm Beach and a stalker began following her son. Soon the past Fitzgerald would rather forget -- and one she didn't tell her detective fiancé -- is made present. 170268 2005 Scandal TS South African Series News Staff of The Voice Newspaper . Behind-the-scenes drama that goes into breaking today’s hottest story. Breyton Isaacs (Jacques Blignaut). Lifestyle Writer Angelina Apollis (Genevieve Howard) has uberconfidence in her sex appeal and a deeply dark obsession with Tino Martins, but he’s into Tamia. Angela will use her sex appeal to get anything but lately her luck seems to be running out and even Stan has noticed her lack of a work ethic. Editor Stan Nyathi (Luthuli Diamini) prides himself on being a man of integrity and a man of his word. He is best friends with the publisher and co-owns the paper with Vusi Zwane. Stan is married to Thato Nyathi (Rami Chuene) and together they have an 18-year-old son Mangi. It’s hard to hold on to his word nowadays after he has a very public affair with Marketing Manager Nirvana Nahir. Fashion Journalist Samantha Young (Candice Derman) is a sweet woman, one of the few Scandal women who are on the straight-and-narrow. Having grown-up in a small town, she often lets her guard down and tends to trust people easily, but that could be detrimental in a newsroom where personal gain and ambition are served-up for breakfast. Financial Manager Andrew McBain (Ashley Dowds) ambitious financial manager who is trying to make his way up the corporate ladder in the quickest way possible. Marketing Manager Nirvana Nahir (Karen Tahor) of the Voice is a woman of many many talents. The exotic temptress managed to seduce Editor Stan, a former fine and upstanding member of society and a happily married man of 17 years. Will she be the downfall of “The Voice?” Journo Eddie (Sandy Mokwena)with a dark secret and a drinking problem. Eddie definitely has an attitude problem and knows it. Sports Journalist Jaco Geldenhuys (Dewald Reynecke) is the resident playboy at “The Voice.” He is 28 years old and part of the “Boere Aristocracy.” Lulama Jackson (Sarah Ngubeni) is the least experienced person in the newsroom of “The Voice” but with her ready, willing and able to get my hands dirty attitude she is determined to be one of the best. Fana Baloyi (Welile Nzunza) is 24 years old and has been the newspaper’s messenger for the past two years. Ambitious and brainy, his one weakness is blaming other people for his misfortunes. Scandal is not only about the behind-the-scenes drama that goes into breaking today's hottest story - it's also about the intriguing personalities in this intense, character-driven drama. The storylines revolve around very different characters, each one linked to The Voice newspaper and each brought together by unique circumstance. Their beliefs, egos and actions constantly influence each other's lives while their personal aspirations, noble and dishonourable, colour their everyday realities. In an industry plagued by constant criticism; these characters, some endearing, some infuriating, are their dreams realised ... at any cost. A dynamic cast heads this cutting-edge drama about the constant search for 'exclusives' and the latest, most sizzling, headline information. Find out how far a news team is prepared to go to get the story first - and how well they cope as they juggle personal and professional lives while trying to manage the latest news crises. 170269 1999 Scandal -- On the Other Side M Journalist Todd Matthews' tabloid TV program, "On the Other Side." 170270 1950 Scandal (aka Shubun) M Kikushima, Ryuzo, Akira Kurosawa (Screenplay) Japan - Ness Book Magazine Reporters for Amour Publication get photographs of reclusive artist with a singer he met by chance. Reporters decide to build up romance between the two. "True or untrue…the public will eat it up. That photo proves our story." Their editor observes that details make little difference in reporting such stories and that if necessary they will print retraction in some obscure spot in the magazine. Artist sues magazine after first storming in and hitting the editor. Lawyer convinces artist to let him take the case because he needs money to help his daughter who is suffering from tuberculosis. Lawyer caves in to pressure from publishers and accepts bribe to throw the case. He becomes ashamed of his actions and when his daughter dies, makes confession at trial exposing publishers. Film offers dark view of freedom of press in postwar Japan. After photograph is taken, montage shows rapid dissemination. Editor Asai (Shinichi Himori). News Reporter (Junji Masuda). Cameraman A (Koji Mi). 170271 1989 Scandal (aka Uncensored) M L Reporter Kevin (Keith Allen) of the Sunday Pictorial. Editor (Ken Campbell) of the Pictorial. Press Secretary (Tony Mathews). News Media. 170272 1953 Scandal at Scourie M DVD -R HQ 7494, 7495. SVD 1494 Corwin, Norman Norman Corwin Play Editor B.G. Belney (Philip Ober), local newspaper editor 170273 1932 Scandal for Sale M VHS 1071. VHS 5225. Gauvreau, Emile (Novel - Hot News). Ralph Graves (Adaptation-Dialogue) Ness Book Editor Jerry Strong (Charles Bickford) lives on sensational journalism. Opening: Drunken reporter kidnaps a woman involved in a double murder at a hotel and takes her to the city room rather than the police station. Boston newspaper where Strong works objects, so he and his wife move to New York where he goes to work for The Comet. Offered $25,000 incentive to increase circulation over one million. Star reporter Waddell (Pat O'Brien), heavy-drinking, wisecracking reporter. Editor eventually sees light of day and uses his bonus money to start a small conservative paper. 170274 1956 Scandal Incorporated M Mann, Milton (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Martha, the Columnist (Enid Baine). Hollywood scandal magazines revealed. Actor subject of lurid piece in Scandal ("The Magazine That Dates"). When writer for the magazine is shot, the actor is suspected and put on trial. Real killer turns out to be agent. Corrupt practices of scandal magazines including ransacking offices, using phone taps, setting up dummy subsidiary so magazine can buy its stories so mock company can be held responsible if publication is sued. Actor is cleared. Demand for retraction ignored. "Do you realize before these scum journals were pushed on every newsstand the public formed their own opinion from legitimate news sources?" "Well, you've got a publicity department." "If we controlled every paper in the country we couldn't buck these stink bombs. And to top it off, they're making a real clean-up." Tabloid Reporter Jess Blanchard (Robert Knapp). Tabloid Publisher Miller (Nestor Paiva). Club Photographer Marie Ryan (Mimi Simpson). 170275 1971 Scandal Man (aka Odeur des fauves, L') M France-Italy. Ness Tabloid Reporter 170276 1932 Scandal Monger, The N USC Gauvreau, Emile Henry Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell inspiration for the novel.. Debunks a columnist of the Winchell type, who appears as an archfiend in a series of episodes. Comet Editor Bill Gaston. A.A.A. Weekly runs Willie Goldfarb's gossip column. Roddy Ratcliffe's first Broadway column was a journalistic success as columns go. Under Gaston's watchful pruning and tutelage, Ratcliffe learned the trick of saying atrociously libelous things without fear of libel (coining the double entendre or leaving a sentence unfinished). 170277 2004 Scandal of Nicky Eros, The MT Adult-Hardcore (Playboy) Tabloid Journalist investigates a porn star. 170278 2008 Scandal Plan: Or: How to Win the Presidency by Cheating on Your Wife N Folman, Bill Political Cub Reporter for TeenVibe Magazine is sure he is on the trail of the biggest story since Watergate. But an earnest presidential hopeful’s campaign staff invented the story -- a sex scandal. The Machiavaellian campaign manager is convinced that sin will make his struggling candidate human. The made-up, decades-old affair energizes the campaign and boosts the candidate’s image, it also puts a strain on the candidate’s marriage, especially when other women begin claiming in the press that they also had affairs with the candidate. The ruse threatens to end in ruin. 170279 1925 Scandal Proof M Press 170280 1942 Scandal Rag N Harrington, Joseph Reporter, a cynic, starts a tabloid newspaper that exposes local bigwigs in his New England home town 170281 1939 Scandal Sheet M SVD 865 Carole, Joseph (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Jim Stevenson (Otto Kruger) of The Herald-Star had an illegitimate son years ago. The boy, Peter Haynes (Edward Norris) graduates from journalism school and Stevenson hires him without letting him know he's his father. Two clash over Stevenson's tabloid tactics and Haynes takes a job on another paper, The Times-Express. Stevenson accidentally kills a contact who finds out Haynes is adopted. Haynes uncovers the evidence, then covers trial. Stevenson goes to prison. Tabloid tactics include reporters interviewing the victim's widow who refuses to let them in. One reporter pinches a little boy and makes him cry. Thinking he is injured, the woman opens her door and the reporters rush in. Haynes interviews a woman whose son is accused in a holdup. Finds out she was involved in a past scandal, doesn't use the information. Stevenson finds out and rewrites the story but keeps Haynes byline on it. Woman commits suicide in the newspaper office. Stevenson calls the story into an editor while Haynes quits the paper in disgust. 170282 1952 Scandal Sheet M DVD -R HQ 8900, 8901. SVDSP 559. SV 125 Fuller, Samuel (Novel - "Dark Page, The"). Ted Sherdeman, Eugene Ling, James Poe (Screenplay) Ness Book Tabloid Editor Mark Chapman (Broderick Crawford) of the New York Express kills his wife. His star reporter, Steve McCleary (John Derek) solves the case. Reporter arrives at another murder site, pretends to be policeman to get information and photos. Phones in gory details to editor. Editor defends tactics at stockholder's meeting. Circulation has increased and he'll get bonus when it reaches 750,000. McCleary romances Reporter Julie Allison (Donna Reed). She opposes editor's methods. Lonely Hearts murder played up. Veteran Reporter Charlie Barnes (Henry O'Neill) cut telephone lines at Lindberg trial to get scoop. Figures out editor is killer. Before Barnes takes information to rival paper. Chapman kills him. Reporters confront editor. Editor can't kill protégé. Police arrive as editor dictates story: "Write it big, kid. It'll sell a lot of papers." Police shoot him. Circulation goes over 75,000. Reporters (Charles Colean, Tom Kingston, Mike Mahoney, Ric Roman). "New York Express…a cheap and depraved publication….Why has an editor been allowed to turn a decent journal into this, a disgusting tabloid, pandering to the passions of the base moron?" Reporter (Peter Virgo). 170283 1985 Scandal Sheet MT DVD -R HQ 2184, 2185. SVD 1310-11. SV 50. Rodman, Howard (Screenplay) Tabloid Editor-Publisher Harold Fallen (Burt Lancaster) of Inside World magazine, a muckraking tabloid that goes to extremes to get dirt on the rich and famous. Pursuing a story on a recovering alcoholic actor. Fallen discovers Journalist Helen Grant (Pamela Reed) who has been overseas and is now writing for Lifestyle magazine, is close to the actor and his wife and tries to get her to join his staff. Her current editor tells her he can't run her article for a year. She is desperate for income. Fallon convinces her to take the job by dictating into a tape recorder that she will only be asked to write the truth and not distort or withhold information. Tabloid tactics disgust Grant. She tries to quit but her old editor tells her no one will hire her now that she has gone to work for Inside World. The actor dies and Fallon tells Grant to get a photograph of him in his coffin. In opening sequence, an Inside World journalist plants a liquor bottle so the actor can see it when he leaves the rehabilitation center. A photographer is there to shoot a picture of the actor assaulting the first photographer. 170284 1931 Scandal Sheet M VHS 1052. VHS 5218 Ness Book Editor of the Daily Bulletin, Mark Flint (George Bancroft) is ruthless. Based on real New York editor who died in Sing Sing. Franklin (Gilbert Emery) owns the paper. Flint ends up in Sing Sing where he edits the prison newspaper. New York Times, 2/9/31: "The scenes in the newspaper office are much better done than usual…." Variety, 2/11/31: "A managing editor who opens a leading story with a 52-word sentence deserves to go to jail for life, as this one did." Reporter Kent (Irving Bacon). Reporter Collins (Monte Collins). Reporters (Lynton Brent, Davison Clark, Victor Potel, Jay Richardson). Photographer Nichols (Syd Saylor). Pressman (Perry Ivins). 170285 1938 Scandal Sheet M Photographer (Archie Twitchell). 170286 2004 Scandal Takes a Holiday N Davis, Lindsey Gossip Columnist-Scribe Diocles, who uses the pen name "Infamia", when he writes the gossip column for the Daily Gazette, the official government newspaper of Ancient Rome, disappears on a visit to Ostia. The staff hires Marcus Didius Falco when Diocles disappears while visiting Ostia. His fellow scribes find Falco and bring him back from his lazy, drunken truancy. Set in the Roman Empire 76AD, Falco investigates the disappearance of the official scandal columnist for the Roman Daily Gazette. Falco suspects there is more to his absence than might first appear. Before long, Falco's inquiries lead him into the world of piracy and the discovery of criminal traditions long believed dead. At the seaport, a cesspool of corruption, Falco follows up on rumors that pirates are engaged in smuggling and kidnapping. The pirates were supposedly put out of business by Pompey the Great decades earlier. Utilizing his street smarts and well-earned cynical view of humanity, Falco is on the trail of the middleman between kidnappers and victims' families. 170287 1954 Scandal That Rocked the Town, The (Justice) T News Media. Scandal. John Kerr 170288 1956 Scandal, Inc. M Magazine. Film actor, victimized by a scandalous magazine article, is accused of murdering man who wrote it 170289 2000 Scandal: Lawful Entry M News Media. Reporter #1 (Gabriel Shayne). Reporter #2 (T. Midnight). 170290 1998 Scandal! DT TV Anchor (Richard Schlesinger) 170291 1948 Scandale MF Reporter. Le Reporter (Michael Jourdan). 170292 1998 Scandalize My Name: Stories from the Blacklist DT News Media. Broadcast Journalist Joseph Wershba. Broadcast Historian Erik Barnoux. 170293 2000 Scandalmonger N Safire, William Journalists. William Cobbett and James Thomson Callender, two historical journalists 170294 1984 Scandalous M DVD -R HQ 5589, 5590. SV 244, SV 110 (Incomplete, 90 minutes) Cohen, Larry, Rob Cohen, John Byrum (Story). Cohen, Byrum (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Journalist Frank Swedlin (Robert Hay) is the star of Swedlin Uncover, an expose program for CBC News. The show is taking its toll on his marriage and integrity. His boss, Simon Reynolds (Emmet Walsh) is also his father-in-law. Swedlin tells Reynolds he wants to go back doing real stories. Reynolds: "I don't need real stories from you. I've got real reporters for that." Hays does an expose on two con artists but falls for the female con artist and tries to kill the story. Production assistant switches taps and sends the story to another station where it airs. Swedlin's wife is murdered and he becomes a suspect. Press follows Swedlin. "You're supposed to report the news, not be the news," a producer tells him. Swedlin loses his job. Wife turns out to be a suicide and Swedlin gets his job back when he gets photographs of Reynolds in bed with a female TV producer. Girl Reporter (Hilary Ryan). "If there's one person who can't afford a scandal, it's a man who makes his living by exposing people." News Scoop (Terry Kingley). Newscaster (Michael Drew). 170295 1992 Scandalous Scoundrel T SV 133 2-27-92 News Media 170296 1994 Scanner Cop M News Media. Field Reporter Brenda Carothers (Brenda Leigh) 170297 1995 Scanner Cop II M Reporter (Katie Wagner) 170298 1991 Scanners II: New Order, The M Reporter (Mark Hellman). Reporter (Barbara Jones) Reporter (Al Vandecruys). Press Agent (Claire Rodger). 170299 2007 Scaphandre et le Papillon, Le (Diving Bell and the Butterfly, The MF DVD -R HQ 11233, 11234. Editor-in-Chief Jean-Dominique Bauby (Mathieu Amalric) of Elle Magazine found himself immobilized by "locked-in syndrome" after a stroke and was paralyzed only able to blink one eyelid to communicate. His ordeal is chronicled in this film. It is based on his memoir published in 1997, three days before he died at 45. He painstakingly dictated, one letter and one blink at a time, his memoir explaining what going through this ordeal was like. His brain steam has been incapacitated leaving him paralyzed. A speech therapist teaches him the rudimentary, blink-powered alphabet system that becomes his means of communication. Claude (Anne Consigny) takes the dictation for the book. 170300 1991 Scar, The N Kippax, Frank Investigative Reporter Andrew Forbes joins with neophyte Scots Journalist Rosanna Nixon to find out who murdered the younger brother of a sociopath. Scottish jail uprising involved. 170301 1984 Scarab (aka Escarabajos asesinos) M Spain Reporter Murphy (Robert Ginty) finds out that a scientist is the evil guru of a sect of killer fanatics that wants to eliminate the most powerful men in the world leave all their victims with a little scarab-shaped amulet on them. The scarab turns out to be the symbol of the Egyptian cult. 170302 2003 Scare Tactics: Lethal Conversation T Episode #35. 8-2003 Reporter (Sarah Colonna). 170303 1983 Scarecrow and Mrs. King: T SV 106 Episode. 10-3-1983 to 9-10-1987 News Media. 170304 1985 Scarecrow and Mrs. King: Flight to Freedom T SVD 907 Episode #54. 11-25-1985. Foreign Correspondent believes her fiancé is still alive after an ambush in Latin America and may be in Washington to testify against a diplomat in a Senate subcommittee hearing. Reporter (Peter Stelzer). Reporter (Veronica Redd). 170305 1986 Scarecrow and Mrs. King: It's in the Water T Episode #71. 10-17-1986 News Media. TV Anchor Newsman (Doug Hale). Field Reporter (Patti Yasutake). 170306 1986 Scarecrow and Mrs. King: Need to Know T VHS 1286, SV 182 Episode #76. 12-5-1986 Newspaper Publisher. Lee investigates corruption at a newspaper whose publisher has apparent ties to a Romanian agent and apparent interest in U.S. strategic metals. 170307 2009 Scarecrow, The N Connelly, Michael Reporter Jack McEvoy of the Los Angeles Times after working on a regional newspaper has a not-very-good novel manuscript sitting in a desk drawer. Then comes the pink slip -- and a splashy murder case McEvoy hopes will earn him a Pulitzer-worthy scoop in his last two weeks on a job, as a kind of Bronx cheer to his bean-counting bosses. The killer, a tech-savvy sicko who operates a data storage center where he mines digital data on potential victims, is identified in the first chapter. McEvoy reteams with an FBI agent Rachel Walling. 170308 1988 Scarecrows M Radio Newscaster (Don Herbert) 170309 2002 Scared M Entertainment Media. Entertainment Now Reporter Robin Barnett (Jan Dykstra-Caitlyn Tyler Cole). Cameraman (Lester Smith) 170310 2009 Scared N Davis, Tom Photojournalist Stuart Daniels has hit bottom. Once a celebrated and award-winning photojournalist, he is reeling from debt, a broken marriage and crippling depression. The source of Stuart’s grief is his most famous photo, a snapshot of brutality in the dangerous Congo. A haunting image that indicts him as a passive witness to gross injustice, Stuart is given one last chance to redeem his career: a make-or-break assignment covering the AIDS crisis in a small African country. It is here that Stuart meets Adanna, a young orphan fighting for survival in a community ravaged by tragedy and disease. What seemed like a chance encounter will forever change their lives. Adanna is a 12-year-old orphan girl in Swaziland who endures her uncle’s abuse through visions of “the illuminated man” who she believes will take her to her dead mother’s side. When Daniels discovers the girl near death, he enlists a pastor and a village chief to help her and her two siblings. Facing floods, confronting an aid agency’s fraud, and absorbing a brutal attack by one of many desperate starving people may be the only path toward atonement for Stuart’s past life. 170311 1945 Scared Stiff (aka Treasure of Fear) M VHS 852 Homes, Geoffrey, Maxwell Shane (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Larry Elliot (Jack Haley) is a daydreaming nephew of the newspaper's owner. He aggravates his editor by continually missing out on stories. Assigned to cover wine festival because winery is a major advertiser, but he gets on the wrong bus. When man next to him is stabbed, the unobservant reporter does not even realize it. Body disappears and reporter finds himself caught up in search for a set of valuable chess pieces. Reporter (Charles Williams). Despite reporter's deficiencies as reporter, he has a reputation as the greatest chess expert in the country. Woman who runs antique shop and female insurance investigator are among those trying to get hands on valuable chess pieces. Reporter tries to get away so he can cover wine festival. He does not realize who real killer is, but becomes hero when he knocks the murderer into vine vat. Editor: "I sent you out to cover the mayor's funeral and what happened? A dame shoots herself…." "…right over the grave, and you forget to mention it." "It was bad taste." "It was news! That's just what I was talking to your uncle about. You don't know what news is. If a man bit a dog, you'd…you'd take the dog to a veterinarian." 170312 1947 Scared to Death M DVD -R HQ 6700, 6701 Abbott, W.J. (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Terry Lee (Douglas Fowley) for the Central City Times. His telephone operator girlfriend tips him off about police receiving call summoning them to sanitarium. Wisecracking reporter proceeds to hassle cop on the case. He takes charge of proceedings. Woman is being subjected to scare tactics. Person responsible is her former husband who is found disguised as a woman. "We don't want any reporters here. Nothing's happened." "Look, Doctor, nobody ever wants reporters, but then something happens, and there they are." "Baby, I'm going to miss you an awful lot when I grow tired of you. Now, remember, you're just going to listen." "Well, of course darling. What else do I do when I'm with you?" 170313 1981 Scared to Death M Newscaster Alex Waverley (William Malone) 170314 1931 Scareheads M Reporter Dick Tanner (Richard Talmadge) supports a mayor who is pushing for reforms. Offered money from gangsters to change sides but refuses. Becomes engaged to the mayor's daughter. Crooks plan to frame the reporter's brother for murder but he discovers their plans and tries to stop them. While helping his brother, he is arrested and found guilty but escapes in order to find the real killer. After exposing the crooks, Tanner receives a bonus from his editor. 170315 1983 Scarface M L Interviewer (Mario Machado). 170316 1932 Scarface -- Shame of the Nation M DVD -R HQ 2929, 2930. L Howard Hawks Managing Editor (Tully Marshall), righteous newspaper editor. Publisher Mr. Garston (Purnell Pratt). Reporter (Eddie Fetherston). 170317 1962 Scarface Mob, The M VHS 1045 Pilot for Untouchables Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narration 170318 1999 Scarfies M Commentator, Sideline (Geoff Bryan). Commentator, Rugby (Keith Quinn). 170319 2008 Scarlet MT Journalist (A.J. Buckley). Editor (Gary Sweet). Talk Show Host (Tommy Campbell). 170320 2008 Scarlet (Neon) N Anonymous, Suzanne de Nimes Reporter exposes secret world of sex, lust and passion. The intrepid girl reporter’s assignment is to investigate the world of nude modeling, which was how she found herself naked for the camera. She would do anything for a story -- and very soon she was doing everything. It began as a magazine feature, became a blue movie and then...read all about it. It’s sensual, graphic and totally unedited. 170321 1945 Scarlet Clue, The M SVD 1124 Radio-TV. Charlie Chan finds the laboratory of a scientist which turns out to be a radio and television station 170322 2000 Scarlet Diva M Swiss Journalist (Paolo Bonacelli) 170323 1956 Scarlet Fountains, The N Milner, George Press 170324 1980 Scarlet Night NM Davis, Dorothy Salisbury Gossip Columnist Tony Alexander. Leg Person Julie Hayes. 170325 1980 Scarlet O'Hara War, The MT Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell (Joey Forman). 170326 1918 Scarlet Road, The M AFI-Editors Editor 170327 1954 Scarlet Spear, The M Breakston, George, Ray Stahl (Screenplay) Ness Book Magazine Reporter Christine (Martha Hyer) accompanies district officer when he tries to prevent a tribal war in Africa. Harrison's Reports, 3/20/54: "The romantic interest, concerning Martha Hyer, as a female journalist…seems to have been dragged in by the car." 170328 1927 Scarlet Streak, The M Serial. Leigh Jacobson's Dangers of the Deep Reporter (Jack Daugherty) whose articles may increase the market value of professor's laser-like red ray. Reporter eventually saves the day 170329 1927 Scarlet Streak, The SS MacRae, Henry -- 10-chapter serial Reporter Ben Evans 170330 1946 Scarlet Street M SVD 1097 Critics at Gallery (Arthur Gould Porter, Boyd Irwin, Richard Abbott). 170331 1918 Scarlet Trail, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 170332 2000 Scarlett Mecca and the Pentagram Girl M Interviewer, Scarlett's Interviewer (Kevin Myers). 170333 1990 Scarred Man, The NM OWN - P Peterson, Keith Reporter Michael North's life is irreversibly altered when he meets his employer's daughter during Christmas holiday. One night he tells a particularly scary ghost story about a mysterious scarred man and is amazed of the young woman's horrified reaction. it turns out the two of them have been experiencing similar nightmares for years. As they combine forces and discover more about their backgrounds, they become embroiled in an old murder case and must confront a menace from the past. The journalist who gave his lover nightmares by telling her a ghost story about a man with a scar begins to suspect his tale may be true when he recalls witnesses his parents' murder as a child. 170334 1966 Scars the Gentle Citizen NM Crawford, Ian Press 170335 2000 Scary Movie M SVD 1124 TV Reporter Cindy Campbell (Anna Faris). African-American (Black) TV Reporter (Peter Bryant). Broadcast bitch tracking the murders so she can publish a follow-up to her best-seller You're Dead, I'm Rich Female Reporter (Susan Shears). Reporter #2 (Ian Bliss). KOMQ Reporter (Chris Robson). Cameraman Kenny (Dan Joffre). 170336 2001 Scary Movie 2 M DVD -R HQ 3471, 3472 (Censored Version-Comedy Central). TV Reporter Cindy Campbell (Anna Faris). News Media. 170337 2003 Scary Movie 3 M DVD -R HQ 3421, 3404 TV Anchorwoman Cindy Campbell (Anna Faris), a roving reporter, investigates rumors about UFOs and a videotape that leads to deaths. She sets out to find a hard news story in the middle of television sweeps. She soon uncovers an outrageous onslaught of globe-threatening developments including alien invaders, killer videotapes, freaky crop circles, prophecies of The One, eerie-eyed children, ambitious white rappers and even a run-in with Michael Jackson. Faced with conspiracies of massive proportions, and a crew of very strange people following her around, Campbell must fight to stop evil from taking over the world yet again. 170338 2006 Scary Movie 4 M DVD -R HQ 9479, 9480 News Parody. TV Host Oprah Winfrey. 170339 1993 Scattered Dreams: Kathryn Messenger Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 7511, 7512. Reporter (Eric Jewett). Uneducated woman fights for custody of her children after she and her husband are wrongfully jailed in 1951 Florida. 170340 1942 Scattergood Survives a Murder (aka Catspaw Murder Mystery) M Kelland, Clarence Budington ("Scattergood Baines" Stories). Michael Simmons (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Dunker Gilson (John Archer) of the Coldriver Weekly Citizen, a small town paper in severe financial trouble. Opportunity to increase circulation arises when two spinsters meet with accidental deaths after leaving fortune to their pet cat. Murder is suspected and case draws attention of city Reporters Wally Collins (Wallace Ford) and Gail Barclay (Margaret Hayes). When one of the next people in line for the inheritance is found dead with claw marks, the cat is suspected. Feline is killed. Publisher tries to solve killings with the help of Scattergood Baines (Guy Kibbee). Sob Sister Barclay hides a lynx paw she has found and uses it to expose Reporter Collins as the killer. 170341 2003 Scavenger Hunt NM Ferrigno, Robert Reporter Jimmy Gage for Slap magazine in Los Angeles, brilliant, occasionally brutal scribe in Hollywood finds himself in a hairball of setups, switchbacks, and revenge when he befriends an Oscar-winning director. Seven years ago, a teenage girl was killed by a director. Now he's out of prison and wants Gage to help him get the right people to look at his new script, which he calls "The Most Dangerous Screenplay in Hollywood." It's the story of the setup that sent him away. Two weeks later, Gage finds him dead. Police call it an accidental death, but Gage isn't convinced of that and sets out to find the truth. 170342 1988 Scavengers M SV 170 News Media 170343 1963 Scene at 6:30 T UK. Series 1963. Reporter-Presenter (Gay Byrne). Reporter-Presenter (Michael Parkinson). 170344 1991 Scene of the Crime MT 12-4-91 Editor (Lisa Houle) suspects a fiction book about a serial killer may be based on fact 170345 1949 Scene of the Crime M DVD -R HQ 2410, 2411. SVD 966 Reporter Bob Herkimer (Donald Woods), "Poison Pen" Reporter in police procedural 170346 1871 Scene, A (Suburban Sketches) SS Howells, William Dean Press 170347 1847 Scenes and Characters From a Comedy of Life N USC Cannon, Charles James Newspaper Owner Jack Toland, proprietor of the Voice of the People. A young Catholic journalist exposes the bigotry of many priest haters. 170348 1991 Scenes From a Mall M Interviewer, Woman (Joan Delaney) 170349 1989 Scenes from the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills M Reporter for a lifestyle magazine comes for interview. Finally runs away. At end of the film. 170350 2009 Scenesters, The M News Media. Reporter (Ryan Ullman). Reporter (Mike Dennert). When a serial killer starts picking off beautiful young hipsters on the east side of Los Angeles, a group of crime scene videographers hatch a plan to catch him. 170351 1958 Scent of Danger (Moment of Danger) NM MacKenzie, Donald Press 170352 2006 Scent of Seduction NR Collins, Colleen Book Editor Kathryn Walters at the San Diego Times, is an uptight, workaholic journalist She accidentally gets a dab of a Yucatan love potion onto her neck before a work team-building meeting where she ends up in a group hug. Suddenly straight-laced Kathryn's world comes undone as she becomes the lust-love object of several coworkers -- the curmudgeon business editor, the Betty White-like food editor and the too-sexy sports editor. She easily fends off the first two, but her heart breaks whenever she is near the sports editor, Native American Coyote Sullivan. The love potion is extracted from the jaguar and known for its mysterious scent that beguiles and seduces the beasts of the jungle. Witch doctors have experimented with the concoction eventually creating a lust potion that heightens the senses. It conjures up erotic fantasies. A pirated strain made it over the border into San Diego where it was secretly sold to wealthy clients. Then it mistakenly fell into Walters' hands and her life changed forever. 170353 2006 Scent of Seduction, A NR Collins, Colleen Lust Portion #9 series -- Harlequin Blaze Sports Editor Coyote Sullivan is a Native American and ever since he and Kathryn Walters, who was once a career-obsessed book editor with a libido that fell asleep in the time-out corner, shared a sniff of a supposed lust potion, things have really heated up. So much so that she’s abandoned her nightly fantasies in favor of a much steamier reality. But are the fireworks the real deal? Or is this fling the result of the potion? And if the stuff isn’t fake, what do they do when the bottle runs dry? 170354 1979 Sceriffo extraterrestre -poco extra e molto terrestre, Uno MF Reporter (Raffaele Mottola). 170355 1931 Schachmatt MF Germany Journalist Georg Holl (Walter Rilla). 170356 1974 Schachteltraum N Kauer, Walther Switzerland Journalist 170357 1877 Schamyl, the Captive Prince; or The Cossack Envoy, a Story of Russian Life (6-23 to 8-25) N Poyntz, Launce Press 170358 1987 Schattenjagd N Heuberg, Rainer Journalist 170359 2000 Schattenland NM Lenk, Fabian Germany Journalist 170360 1996 Schattenmann, Der MTF Miniseries Journalist (Uwe Sommerlad) 170361 1950 Schattenriß einer Generation. 1888-1919 DF Guttmann, Bernhard Germany Journalist 170362 1959 Schatz vom Toplitzsee, Der MF Reporter. Wolfgang Lohde, Reporter (Joachim Hansen) 170363 1991 Schauinsland N Pörksen, Uwe Germany Journalist 170364 1982 Schauspieler, Flieger, Mensch, Ein MTF Interviewer (Herrmann Leitner-Himself) 170365 1995 Scheidungsgericht TF Reporter (Erika Berger) 170366 1954 Schicksal am Lenkrad MF Reporter (Harry Fub - Simmer Reporter). 170367 1981 Schism NM GPL Granger, Bill Reporter determined to get the story of Father Leo Tunny who emerges from the jungles of Southeast Asia after 20 years. Looking for his secret journal. Beautiful reporter wants to know secrets involving a Vatican treaty with Russia from a Vatican diplomat and one-time missionary to Cambodia who reappears 20 years after his presumed death. So does the CIA and KGB. 170368 1976 Schizo M Editor (Terry Duggan). 170369 1980 Schizoid M Paulsen, David (Screenplay) Ness Book Advice Columnist Julie (Marianna Hill), is a member of a therapy group being stalked by a killer. Getting a divorce from Doug (Craig Wasson) who also works for the paper and blames the therapy group for their separation. Julie writes a newspaper advice column. Julie is having an affair with her therapist. She agrees to act as "bait" for the killer using a special phone line that is announced in her column. Killer turns out to be her husband., the newspaperman. 170370 1997 Schizophreniac: Whore Mangler, The M News Media. Newsman Jim Rhodes (Kevin O'Malley). News Lady Kim Jenkel (Jennifer Atkins). 170371 1996 Schizopolis M TV Newscaster (Margaret Lawhon) 170372 1997 Schlaf, Kindlein, schlaf NM Lenk, Fabian Germany Journalist 170373 2000 Schlaflos in Dörresheim NM Izquierdo, Andreas Germany Journalist 170374 2003 Schlesisches Wetter N Müller, Olaf Germany Journalist 170375 1986 Schletti N Hess, Hans Rudolf Switzerland Journalist 170376 1958 Schlitz Playhouse of Stars: Contest of Ladies, The T Episode #333. 4-18-1958 News Media. Reporter (Milton Parsons). Reporter (Kendrick Huxham). An actor needs a break from Hollywood so he travels back home to England for some rest and relaxation. He gets neither when he's asked to be a judge in the town's annual beauty pageant. 170377 1955 Schlitz Playhouse of Stars: Last Pilot Schooner, The T Episode #174. 2-4-1955. Series 10-5-1951 to 7-31-1959. Editor Cartwright (Dayton Lummis). 170378 1956 Schlitz Playhouse of the Stars: Repercussions T Episode #254. 8-10-1956. Crime Reporter Pete Richards (Dan Duryea) uncovers a story at home. His wife used to work for a gambling ring. 170379 1973 Schlusselloch-Report MF Photographer (Werner Roglin) 170380 1989 Schnelle Gerdi, Die TF Miniseries Reporter (Karl Lieffen). 170381 2008 Schnitzelparadijs - De serie: Winston, We Have a Problem TF Episode #7.10-19-2008. Netherlands Food Critic (Edo Brunner). 170382 1986 Scholastic Sports America DT Reporter (Jake Downey) 170383 2001 Schöne Grüße aus Minsk N Kohl, Paul Germany Journalist 170384 1974 Schone Marianne, Die TF Series Journalist (Henning Venske) 170385 1975 Schone Marianne, Die: Die Leute aus dem Wald DF Episode #5. Journalist (Henning Venske). 170386 1934 School for Romance M Advice Columnist Count Romansky (Lou Holtz). 170387 1792 School for Scandal, A; Or News-Papers P Anonymous Press 170388 1775 School for Scandal, The P USC Sheridan, Richard Critic. Satire on detraction and hypocrisy "which are the prevailing vices of the times." Snake. Lady Sneerwell: The Paragraphs you say, Mr. Snake, were all inserted?" Snake" They were Madam -- and as I copied them myself in a feign'd Hand…" "…there can be no suspicion whence they came -- ." Critic named Sneerwell in Fielding's Pasquin. 170389 1779 School for Scandal, The; Scandaliz'd P Kimble, John Philip Press 170390 1998 School for Superheroines and Other Tales, The M Adult Reporter. Five bondage vignettes. 170391 1797 School for Wives, The P USC Kelly, Hugh Critics. "This critic's age." "While cruel critics watch them on the shore, And at each stumble make a hellish roar!" 170392 1960 Schoolgirl Reporter N OWN - H White, Constance M. Editor Laura Chaste of Forth Form magazine. 170393 1984 Schorpioen, De M Newsroom Secretary (Diane Lensink). 170394 2004 Schreiber und der Wolf NM Schmitz, Werner Germany Journalist 170395 1950 Schritt in den Morgen N Graber, Alfred Switzerland Journalist 170396 1992 Schtonk! M Germany. Ness Magazine Writer Hermann Willie (Gotz George) discovers alleged Hitler diaries, which are actually fake. Art forger is the culprit. 170397 1951 Schuld des Dr. Homma, Die MF Reporter (Hanns Lothar) 170398 1970 Schulmadchen-Report 1: Was Eltern nicht fur moglich halten MF Reporter (Friedrich von Thun) 170399 1971 Schulmadchen-Report 2: Was Eltern den Schlaf raubt MF Reporter (Friedrich von Thun) 170400 1972 Schulmadchen-Report 3: Was Eltern nichtmal ahnen MF Reporter (Friedrich von Thun) 170401 2002 Schwabinger Schatten NM Rubin, Billie Germany Journalist 170402 1992 Schwarze Kasten, Der DF Germany Interviewers Jochen Girke, Tamara Trampe. 170403 1991 Schwarzkopf: How the War Was Won M TV Anchor (Peter Jennings) 170404 1959 Schweigende Stern, Der MF News Media. Female Reporter (Eva Maria Hagen) 170405 2006 Schwere Jungs M Reporter Robert (Maximilian Bruckner). 170406 2002 Schwesterkuss N Heim, Uta Maria Germany TV Journalist. Radio Journalist. 170407 1955 Science Fiction Theater T Series 1955-1957 Press 170408 1949 Scientifiquiz M Pete Smith Specialties Newspapers. Questions on everything from insects to newspapers 170409 1923 Scissors N MLPL Roberts, C. Reporter John Dean. Melton Crane, editor of New Review. Adams of the Argosy. Merritt, chief reporter, Daily Post. Burton Phipps, reporter. 170410 2009 Scooby Doo: In the Beginning MT Reporter (Kira Clavell). 170411 2002 Scooby-Doo M Reporter #1 (Alex Ruiz). Reporter #2 (Sheryl Benko) 170412 2004 Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed M Reporter Heather (Alicia Silverstone). TV Host Pat O'Brien (Himself). Vomit Reporter (Bill Mondy). Reporter #1 (Kimani Ray Smith). Reporter #2 (Catherine Lough Haggquist). Reporter #3 (Ingrid Torrance). Reporter #4 (Tiffani Timms). 170413 1998 Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island M DVD -R HQ 6890, 6891. SVD 1119 TV Reporter Daphne Blake (Mary Kay Bergman voice) has her own syndicated show. Fred "Freddy" Jones (Frank Welker voice), who always had romantic chemistry with her, stayed to become her producer and cameraman. Daphne, preparing for the second season of her show, hopes to find some real haunted houses. As a birthday surprise, Fred arranges for old gang to come along for the ride in Louisiana. 170414 1976 Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt Hour, The: Creepy Cruise C Episode #5. News Media. Reporter (Frank Welker- Voice). Aspiring Reporter Daphne Blake (Heather North). 170415 1977 Scooby's All-Star Laff-A-Lympics T Announcers Snagglepuss (Daws Butler), Mildew Wolf (John Stephenson) 170416 1990 Scoop MT DVD -R 9922. SV 45. Waugh, Evelyn - 1938 lampoon Masterpiece Theater Columnist William Boot (Michael Maloney), nature columnist for the Daily Beast, published by the tyrannical Lord Cooper (Donald Pleasance). Scoop chronicles the misadventures of a naive nature columnist (Michael Maloney) sent to cover a war in East Africa French Journalists (Fernand Monast Daniel Andre Pageon). Editor (Fred Pearson). Paperboy (Jake Wood). 170417 1937 Scoop N OWN - H Waugh, Evelyn Press. Corker of the Universal News. William Boot. Hero: writer and journalist John Boot. 170418 1930 Scoop N MLPL Hart, James-Garrett Byrnes Reporter Snakes Shiel, star reporter, convicted of drunk driving. Spearheads newspaper's campaign against local government corruption Small-city journalism mixed with gangster-chasing. 170419 1930 Scoop G Newspaper. Board game for children/adults 170420 1992 Scoop T Canadian TV Series (1993-1994) Montreal Newspaper Staff exploits focusing on both reporters and management. Steamy romance, crime uncovered, media concentration, illegal immigration and scandal all in one program. Dubbed into English, Scoop covers the issues of the day while digging into the lives of reporters at a fictional daily Montrel newspaper, The Express. Stephanie Rousseau (Macha Grenon) and Michael Gagne (Roy Dupuis) find love and conflict in their professional lives at the newspaper office and in the bedroom. Stephanie’s father Emile Rousseau (Claude Leveillee) is the wealthiest man in Quebec and owns The Express. Their relationship appears cemented when Michael is trapped in a mine while covering a story on mine workers and Stephanie waits in hope of good news on the surface. Michael becomes the “bad boy” when he leaves Stephanie and their baby to live on his own. Richard “Tintin” Fortin (Martin Drainville) writes an arts column instead of the sports column he would like to write. Desk Editor Lionel Rivard (Remy Girard) drinks on the job. Reporters continue to cover corrupt government deals, racial discrimination, homelessness, organized crime, and abused women and children in this series. 170421 2006 Scoop M DVD -R HQ 7800, 7801 Allen, Woody Journalist (Ian McShane) is dead. He is conjured up by a cut-rate magician and gives College Newspaper Reporter Sondra (Scarlett Johansson) a tip on a big story. Sondra falls for a British aristocrat while chasing a hot story. 170422 2005 Scoop N Campbell, Don Reporter whose nickname is "Scoop" tells simple stories about simple people that could occur right in your home town. One news story is about an animal psychologist who can read the minds of pets. This and other interesting stories are blended into this fictionalized novel ending with an exciting finale about an encounter and interview with two aliens from a nearby planet. 170423 2007 Scoop N Gutteridge, Rene TV Newsroom. Producer Hugo Talley from Channel 7 News dreams of working with first-class professionals. Instead he's saddled with egomaniacal Weatherman Sam Leege who can't admit when he's wrong There's also aging Anchorwoman Gilda Braun who refuses to release her claw-like grip on the news desk and who at management's request has overdone the Botox giving her a permanent happy face while announcing the most terrible tragedies. Also, a conscience-stricken Reporter Ray Duffey who is reluctant to focus on sensationalism. Duffy and Leege are attracted to 25-year-old Hayden Hazard who is Talley's assistant who can't seem to leave her faith outside the newsroom. Duffey is assaulted on the air while doing a story on pig zoning and discovers something stinks at the waste-water treatment plant. Talley, who pops blue pills for stress, wants to exploit a hot news story that the Channel News 7 Team inadvertently finds. But a series of crises including the Botox disaster and the disappearance of a colleague threatens to destroy Talley's chance for ratings success and sends him completely over the edge. 170424 1915 Scoop at Belleville M Ness Book Female Reporter interviews a millionaire and later criticizes him in the article for not working. He disappears. A year later, she and a rival reporter compete to get a scoop on the capture of a criminal. Rival ties up the telegraph lines so the female heads for a neighboring town, but her car breaks down on a deserted road. Seeks help from a telegraph lineman who turns out to be the missing millionaire. Two become engaged on top of the telegraph pole. 170425 1990 Scoop Daly CB Night Raven: The Collected Stories Crime Reporter Scoop Daly is dispatched to get the story on underworld scourge Night Raven. He sets out in plaid coat and fedora, calling his editor "Chief" and hefting a camera. After nearly getting Night Raven and himself killed several times, he narrowly escapes having Night Raven's brand burned into his forehead, publishes an uncomplimentary story, and mentally resolves to thank Night Raven someday for saving his life. Set during Prohibition, originally published in UK at unknown date, probably 1980s. 170426 1985 Scoop Doogan: Scoop Doogan and Skip Malone and the Mystery of the Inca Moonstone NJ Keown, Don #6 Scoop Doogan Mysteries. Also included in Scoop Doogan Mystery Series 1. Reporter Scoop Doogan and Copy Boy Skip Malone at the Big City Times. A stone is missing from an Inca Indian collection. Malone, an 18-year-old copy boy and reporter Doogan try to find it. Can Scoop and Skip help the owner find the ancient stone? The Scoop Doogan Mysteries follow the eponymous investigative reporter and his intern, college journalism student Jake Malone as they pursue news stories and solve crimes. 170427 1985 Scoop Doogan: Scoop Doogan and Skip Malone and the Art Thieves NJ Keown, Don #7 Scoop Doogan Mysteries. Also included in Scoop Doogan Mystery Series 2 Reporter Scoop Doogan and Copy Boy Skip Malone at the Big City Times. Red Grogan turns snitch. It is 1 a.m. and tired police are on a museum stakeout waiting for art thieves. Suddenly two men are grabbed, and found to be armed -- with sandwiches. Where are the thieves? The Scoop Doogan Mysteries follow the eponymous investigative reporter and his intern, college journalism student Jake Malone as they pursue news stories and solve crimes. 170428 1984 Scoop Doogan: Scoop Doogan and Skip Malone and the Case of the Missing Trophy NJ Keown, Don #2 Scoop Doogan Mysteries. Also included in Scoop Doogan Mystery Series 1. Reporter Scoop Doogan and Copy Boy Skip Malone at the Big City Times. High school senior Skip Malone teams up with Reporter Scoop for another adventure. When the school’s trophy is stolen, Skip shows Scoop his old high school. Can they crack this case together? The Scoop Doogan Mysteries follow the eponymous investigative reporter and his intern, college journalism student Jake Malone as they pursue news stories and solve crimes. 170429 1984 Scoop Doogan: Scoop Doogan and Skip Malone and the Case of the Smoke Bomber NJ Keown, Don #4 Scoop Doogan Mysteries. Also included in Scoop Doogan Mystery Series 1. Reporter Scoop Doogan and Copy Boy Skip Malone at the Big City Times. Philip Stone has many crooks for enemies. Now they will do what they can to ruin his bed for governor. When Scoop receives a strange letter, Skip helps him find the culprits. The Scoop Doogan Mysteries follow the eponymous investigative reporter and his intern, college journalism student Jake Malone as they pursue news stories and solve crimes. 170430 1982 Scoop Doogan: Scoop Doogan and Skip Malone and the Creature in the Forest NJ Keown, Don #1 Scoop Doogan Mysteries. Also included in Scoop Doogan Mystery Series 1. Reporter Scoop Doogan and Copy Boy Skip Malone at the Big City Times. Skip Malone teams up with his newspaper reporter friend Scoop Doogan for a mysterious adventure. After a camper reports sighting a spooky Creature in the woods. Scoop and Skip decide to investigate. Are the reports of the Creature true? The Scoop Doogan Mysteries follow the eponymous investigative reporter and his intern, college journalism student Jake Malone as they pursue news stories and solve crimes. 170431 1985 Scoop Doogan: Scoop Doogan and Skip Malone and the Kidnapped Bus NJ Keown, Don #8 Scoop Doogan Mysteries. Also included in Scoop Doogan Mystery Series 2 Reporter Scoop Doogan and Copy Boy Skip Malone at the Big City Times try to find a city bus and its kidnappers. The Scoop Doogan Mysteries follow the eponymous investigative reporter and his intern, college journalism student Jake Malone as they pursue news stories and solve crimes. 170432 1985 Scoop Doogan: Scoop Doogan and Skip Malone and the Marathon NJ Keown, Don #9 Scoop Doogan Mysteries. Also included in Scoop Doogan Mystery Series 2. Reporter Scoop Doogan and Copy Boy Skip Malone at the Big City Times. The Big City Times is planning to hold a marathon with a $5,000 grand prize. Skip and Scoop are in charge of planning the event. Trouble begins when Biff Baker is attacked by a group of men. Will Biff be able to run in the marathon? The Scoop Doogan Mysteries follow the eponymous investigative reporter and his intern, college journalism student Jake Malone as they pursue news stories and solve crimes. 170433 1984 Scoop Doogan: Scoop Doogan and Skip Malone and the Mystery of the Poisoned River NJ Keown, Don #5 Scoop Doogan Mysteries. Two sets of 5 books each. Reporter Scoop Doogan and Copy Boy Skip Malone at the Big City Times. Reporter Scoop takes 18-year-old copy boy Skip to his favorite fishing spot and they are shocked by what they find: dead fish littering the river. Can this dynamic team uncover the mystery? The Scoop Doogan Mysteries follow the eponymous investigative reporter and his intern, college journalism student Jake Malone as they pursue news stories and solve crimes. 170434 1985 Scoop Doogan: Scoop Doogan and Skip Malone and the Unfriendly Town NJ Keown, Don #10 Scoop Doogan Mysteries. Also included in Scoop Doogan Mystery Series 2. Reporter Scoop Doogan and Copy Boy Skip Malone at the Big City Times. Reporter Scoop takes receives a phone call from the mayor of Riverside about a big story. When Scoop arrives in Riverside, it seems as though everyone is hiding something. Along with his friend, Skip Malone, Scoop sets out to find it. The Scoop Doogan Mysteries follow the eponymous investigative reporter and his intern, college journalism student Jake Malone as they pursue news stories and solve crimes. 170435 1984 Scoop Doogan: Scoop Doogan and Skip Malone: and the Case of the Runaway NJ Keown, Don #3 Scoop Doogan Mysteries Reporter Scoop Doogan and Copy Boy Skip Malone at the Big City Times are on another exciting case when a worried mother asks them to help find her 15-year-old son. Their first lead takes them to a dangerous pool hall that belongs to Red Grogan. Will they be able to save Tim from harm? When a mother shows up at Big City Times looking for her son, Skip and Scoop Doogan wonder if the boy has been kidnapped or really is a runaway. The Scoop Doogan Mysteries follow the eponymous investigative reporter and his intern, college journalism student Jake Malone as they pursue news stories and solve crimes. 170436 1985 Scoop Doogan: Scoop Doogan Mysteries Set 1 NJ Keown, Don Revised and updated series. New colorful covers and interior illustrations. Updated 48-page stories. Reporter Scoop Doogan, star reporter for the Big Bend Times is back with a new look and updated storylines. Scoop’s intern at the newspaper is Jake Malone. Big Bend Times Editor Ann Milardo, and police chief Bill Rice. Each helps Scoop solve the whodunit, and Scoop gets the “scoop” on the stories that make him the star reporter at the Big Bend Times. Don’t forget the “bad guy,” Red Grogan who is still around and still up to his dirty tricks. 170437 1985 Scoop Doogan: Scoop Doogan Mysteries Set 2 NJ Keown, Don Revised and updated series. New colorful covers and interior illustrations. Updated 48-page stories. Reporter Scoop Doogan, star reporter for the Big Bend Times is back with a new look and updated storylines. Scoop’s intern at the newspaper is Jake Malone. Big Bend Times Editor Ann Milardo, and police chief Bill Rice. Each helps Scoop solve the whodunit, and Scoop gets the “scoop” on the stories that make him the star reporter at the Big Bend Times. Don’t forget the “bad guy,” Red Grogan who is still around and still up to his dirty tricks. 170438 1993 Scoop II T Canadian TV Series (1993-1994) Montreal Newspaper Staff exploits focusing on both reporters and management. Steamy romance, crime uncovered, media concentration, illegal immigration and scandal all in one program. Dubbed into English, Scoop covers the issues of the day while digging into the lives of reporters at a fictional daily Montreal newspaper, The Express. Stephanie Rousseau (Macha Grenon) and Michael Gagne (Roy Dupuis) find love and conflict in their professional lives at the newspaper office and in the bedroom. Stephanie’s father Emile Rousseau (Claude Leveillee) is the wealthiest man in Quebec and owns The Express. The "L'Express" newspaper is living some dark times: money is tight, editor-in-chief Rivard (Remy Girard is with serious alcohol problems, a new wisecracking journalist (Micheline Lanctot) came in to replace a journalist on maternity leave (Francine Ruel), the rival newspaper is gaining readers on more juicy scoops, and the star photograph (Michel Barrette) is jealous over a new recruit (Fabien Dupuis), who has also eyes on his own daughter... Our main characters, Michel Gagne (Roy Dupuis) and Stephanie Rousseau (Macha Grenon), have difficulty to cope themselves since the birth of their son Francis. Unable to withstand the pressure that his son will become heir of a big fortune later, Michel leaves for a short while to visit his dad (Gilles Pelletier), an officer in the Canadian Army, and for an article, meet an old hermit (Marc Favreau) who will give him a vision for his life, enough maybe to reconcile with Stephanie again. The coming of a new president, Justine Lalonde (Louise Marleau), will bring trouble in the office. Even Emile Rousseau (Claude Leveille), the newspaper magnate who owns "L'Express", who hired her, suspects that she is a spy from his competition, who would like to buy "L'Express". A final solution might be set to save some jobs, and give his daughter Stephanie a chance to shine. (though Stephanie and her dad never went along since the latter never wanted her to pursuit her career due to her inheritance status, and she never wanted to sit on the money...) Add to that several stories (including a boxing championship with former champ Deano Clavet) and you got a good story here, with good acting and a cliffhanger for the next one the following year... 170439 1994 Scoop III T Canadian TV Series (1993-1994) Montreal Newspaper Staff exploits focusing on both reporters and management. The third season of the "Scoop" series starts with a new Montreal Newspaper: the "Scoop", run by president Stephanie Rousseau (Macha Grenon), with journalists picked up from "L'Express", which became a competitor. The team includes her boyfriend Michel Gagne (Roy Dupuis), Charles Dumoulin (Rene Gagnon), his daughter Alex (Joelle Morin), and other regulars. This time, as a young newspaper in the already saturated newspaper market of Montreal, with "L'Express" and la "Nouvelle", the "Scoop" has a hard time and tough decisions are to be made. Mostly that the accountant (Sophie Lorain) has an eye on all expenses though the losses are counting. Despite that, there is a good mood, and Stephanie must prove to her dad, magnate Emile Rousseau (Claude Leveille) that she can handle business as a future heir to his communications empire... But disaster strikes as Stephanie is kidnapped by some thugs who would like to get ransom from her rich dad. Boyfriend Michel Gagne will do anything, even collaborating with the Mob (*spoiler* in a lynch-mob way) to find the crooks and free his girlfriend. However, Stephanie's life is forever changed and will have to live with fear to be threaten forever. For that, Michel has to move his family in the Rousseau Manor, guarded like a fortress, west of Montreal... However, Emile Rousseau suspects his competitor to buy too much shares to take control of his company, as well as planning that kidnapping to force a share price-drop... A heavy chess game with classical music in the background is the climax of that confrontation... Not only his girlfriend Stephanie had trouble, but Michel is trapped at the end in a mine shaft with workers. As she came to rescue him, she hears another tragedy that might change her life forever... As good as the first two seasons, though it is darker and more terrifying (mostly the kidnapping...), with great performances here and a well written script... Just a perfect cliff hanger for the fourth and final season of this excellent series... 170440 1995 Scoop IV T Canadian TV Series. Montreal Newspaper Staff exploits focusing on both reporters and management. Victim of an helicopter accident, newspaper magnate Emile Rousseau (Claude Leveille) is now paraplegic and unable to move, needing a bodyguard (Pierre Chagnon) to help him move around. Though he is still able to speak, hear and think, his life has become useless... With the help of his friend Vezina (Raymond Bouchard), he passes away in a strange way... Which makes way for his daughter, Stephanie (Macha Grenon), to investigate his shady past through a computer program... She discovers things she never expected, like her dad having a mistress (Andree Champagne) who gave birth to a half-sister, Odile (Chantal Fontaine), a detail that her mom Louise (Andree Lachapelle), shut her eyes because she loved her husband so much... But personnel findings are not the only burden of Stephanie: she still is the boss of the "Scoop", which trails far from its competitors and losing money. Especially dealing with the ego of Charles Dumoulin (Rene Gagnon) who wants to do an expensive trip for a big article, but as the expenses are tight, he faces a big no and wanders around in the office. And Tintin (Martin Drainville) is in grief of his dead wife, killed on assignment in Ottawa and has a hard time to go over. Only the love of Alex (Joelle Morin), might save him. To save the newspaper, Stephanie must risk to step down and give the job to the accountant (Sophie Lorain), whose decisions are way more over the edge and dissatisfies some of the staff who leaves the place... And becoming the head of Roussac, the magnate who controls the "Scoop" and "L'Express", Stephanie has to face the harsh Board of Administrators, whose one member, Laurier Gregoire (Jacques Godin, who plays in some style reminiscent of the late Vincent Price), is mad enough to go way over the boundaries to get rid of her... And Michel Gagne (Roy Dupuis) in her life ? Since he is part of the Rousseau conglomerate, he feels trapped in this wealthy world, where his girlfriend Stephanie and his son Francis are now inheritors of a big fortune, fearing he's left aside. And wants to get somewhat away from that reclusive and overprotection climate that shields his thirst for adventure abroad... He must too make a choice. 170441 2005 Scoop on Stacy N Lee, Karen Reporter Stacy Glenn works for a small daily newspaper in northeastern Oklahoma. She is easy-going, impulsive at times and fiercely independent. She fights for what she believes is right and works hard to prove herself to her boss. She believes in doing the job the right way and protecting her sources. She has also been hurt terribly by the men in her former relationships and protects her heart, living in solitude outside of her job. Stacy becomes involved in an environmental story and is kidnapped. She manages to free herself, fight for right, and falls in love with a Native American lawyer. Together, with the help of her craggy editor, they solve the mystery that actually ties together several stories that appeared to be totally unrelated. She realizes that she naively trusted the wrong people, for a second time in her life, and her faith is greatly shaken. Her determination and perseverance pays off and she finally realizes love adds to life without taking anything away. 170442 1937 Scoop Reporter, The P MLPL Simon, S. Sylva 812.08 S596-1 Reporter 170443 1938 Scoop Scanlon CB Action Comics #1. June, 1938. First Appearance Reporter. Ace Reporter Scoop Scanlon for the Bulletin in the 1930s. Made news at least as often as he found it. Assisted by Photographer Rusty, his sidekick. Not same Scoop Scanlon who attempted to discover Batman's identity in World's Finest Comics (#6). 170444 1940 Scoop Smith CB Whiz Comics #2. March, 1940. First Appearance. Reporter Robert "Scoop" Smith, star reporter, top newshound. and two-fisted adventurer in the 1940s. Assistant Blimp Black. Editor Bruce Lane. 170445 1993 Scoop Snoops NJ Hiser, Constance. Cat Bowman Smith (Illustrator) School Newspaper Emerson Bugle staff of fourth grades need an exciting front-page article. Paul, Nicole, Michelle, Hank and Ben. 170446 1912 Scoop, The M Short. Ness Book Reporter Edith Storey ("A Newspaper Journalist") for the Sun gets an interview with a press-shy multi-millionaire by sitting on his clothes while he is taking a swim. Later she becomes engaged to the man's son. 170447 1934 Scoop, The M UK Only Reporter (Marjorie Shotter) 170448 1987 Scoop, The SS OWN Plunkett, James In "Best of Irish Wit and Wisdom." English Journalist by the name of Smith. 170449 1986 Scoop, The NM OWN Koenig, Joseph L. In "New Black Mask, The: Number 4." Editor Solly, state editor of The Tattler. 170450 1920 Scoop, The P MLPL Haslett, Holmes Index-One Act, 1900-1923 Press 170451 1933 Scoop, The SM GPL Gregory, Lenora In "Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery and Horror, Third Series, 1934." Also In "Third Omnibus of Crime, l935, The." From "The Passing Show, 1933." Editor Mr. Sargent, night news editor of the Daily Leader. Carver, dismissed three years ago for disgrace and failure, shows up to sell a story -- his own murder. Both had been fellow reporters. 170452 1931 Scoop, The N Christie, Agatha Chapter 4 of Detection Club round robin novel. Crime Reporter and his girlfriend come together at a restaurant to discuss the case and analyze the mystery. Share an egalitarian relationship and analytical insight. 170453 2007 Scoop: Exclusive by Monty Molenski, An NJ Kelly, John, Cathy Tincknell (Illustrator) Reporter Monty Molenski desperately needs a front-page story for his newspaper, The Daily Roar. Molenski is a young mole, bespectacled, camera-toting fellow, who's an "ace reporter" wannabe. The editor berates Molenski for wasting his time looking for aliens and monsters that don't exit. He wants Monty to bring him a proper story. The mole thinks he might be onto something when he spies on his colleagues. They're headed for a place they call the F.P. (aka Front Page) Club. The bumbling reporter makes futile attempts to enter the building where the club exists. His camera inadvertently goes off repeatedly capturing the outrageous goings-on around him. Bank robbers, aliens and vampires abound but the oblivious Monty misses all of them. But his film, when developed, reveals plenty, clinching headline after headline for the reporter who finally gets inducted into the F.P.Club. 170454 1914 Scooped by Cupid M Ness Book Reporter Cleo Madison works for the Tribune and is assigned to investigate bribery charges against the mayor. J. Warren Kerrigan is covering the story for the Herald. Madison gets an exclusive interview with the mayor by showing a personal card, while Kerrigan is shut out when he identifies himself as a reporter. Kerrigan trades places with a delivery boy to get into the mayor's office and he finds Madison's notes. During car chase, Madison is knocked into a ditch and Kerrigan beats her with the scoop, but then has second thoughts and sends the story to her paper under her name. City editor gives Kerrigan a raise after discovering he loves Madison. 170455 1906 Scoops SS USC Pancoast, Chalmers Lowell TV News 170456 2005 Scooter: Secret Agent: Operation: Little Dragon T Episode #7. 3-11-2005 Newsreader (Kerri-Anne Baker). 170457 2005 Scooter: Secret Agent: Operation: Microdroid T Episode #6. 3-4-2005 News Media. Reporter (Natalie Walker). Newsreader (Kerri-Anne Baker). 170458 2005 Scooter: Secret Agent: Operation: Trainspotting T Episode #2. 2-4-2005 Newsreader (Kerri-Anne Baker). 170459 2005 Scooter: Secret Agent: Operation: Under Par T Episode #20. 6-10-2005 Newsreader (Kerri-Anne Baker). 170460 2005 Scooter: Secret Agent: Operation: Wombat T Episode #17. 5-20-2005 News Media. Reporter (Natalie Walker). 170461 2004 Scope: Journalist of the Future DT DVD -R 1799 Episode Journalist of the Future -- technology and the future of journalism 170462 1992 Scorch: Dragon Flu T SV 130 Episode #2. 3-6-1992. TV News Weatherman Brian Stevens (Jonathan Walker) is an unemployed anchor who teams up with a dragon named Scorch (Voice-Ronn Lucas) to do the weather at WWEN-TV's News at Noon. Then Scorch Report at 11, Channel 2 Promotion. Scorch suffers from Dragon's Flu. Symptoms reach from amnesia to unconsciousness, from coughing to swearing and even to barking. At the same time, Mr. Ruther, the station's boss, comes to receive award for Man of the Year, which should be handed over by Brian and Scorch. 170463 1992 Scorch: First Time T Episode #4. TV News Weatherman Brian Stevens (Jonathan Walker) is an unemployed anchor who teams up with a dragon named Scorch (Voice-Ronn Lucas) to do the weather at WWEN-TV's News at Noon. Then Scorch Report at 11, Channel 2 Promotion. Scorch helps Brian finding a new girlfriend. But his obtrusive way only embarrasses Brian. Eventually Lisa, who works at the station, agrees to date Brian. Unfortunately, Lisa is Jack's sister 170464 1992 Scorch: Money, Money, Money T Episode #6 TV News Weatherman Brian Stevens (Jonathan Walker) is an unemployed anchor who teams up with a dragon named Scorch (Voice-Ronn Lucas) to do the weather at WWEN-TV's News at Noon. Then Scorch Report at 11, Channel 2 Promotion. Scorch has found the Home Shopping Channel on TV -- and he buys a lot of stuff on Brian's credit card. But it was too much and Brian hardly can afford it. During the news show, guest gives Scorch the idea of how to get some of the money back -- gambling. So he invites everyone from the station for a poker round. But that's not a good idea. 170465 1992 Scorch: Premiere T SV 130 Episode #1. 2-28-1992. Series 2-28-1992 to 3-13-1992. Six Episodes (Only Three Aired). TV News Weatherman Brian Stevens (Jonathan Walker) is an unemployed anchor who teams up with a dragon named Scorch (Voice-Ronn Lucas) to do the weather at WWEN-TV's News at Noon. Then Scorch Report at 11, Channel 2 Promotion. After being asleep for 100 years, dragon Scorch wakes up. Flying around, flash of lightning hits him and he falls down just in front of the window of Brian Stevens' apartment. Stevens is preparing for job interview. He has an eight-year-old daughter. Scorch endears himself to the daughter, but not to her father. Scorch persuades Brian to take him along on the interview. There Scotch pops out of his bag. Brian says he's a ventriloquist and the dragon is his dummy. Brian and Scorch get the job as a weather announcer on WEEN-TV'S News at Noon. 170466 1992 Scorch: Scorch Likes It Hot T Episode #5 TV News Weatherman Brian Stevens (Jonathan Walker) is an unemployed anchor who teams up with a dragon named Scorch (Voice-Ronn Lucas) to do the weather at WWEN-TV's News at Noon. Then Scorch Report at 11, Channel 2 Promotion. Guest on "News at Noon" is the psychologist Dr. Joyce Brothers and seeing what's going on there, she gives some advice: Howard should give the lead to Allison which would make her the star of the show. And Brian's puppet, whose behavior could be a lot better, should be replaced by a female one. 170467 1992 Scorch: You Gaslight Up My Life T SV 135 (Last 10 Minutes) Episode #3. 3-13-92 TV News Weatherman Brian Stevens (Jonathan Walker) is an unemployed anchor who teams up with a dragon named Scorch to do the weather at WWEN-TV's News at Noon. Then Scorch Report at 11, Channel 2 Promotion. Photo of Scorch on cover of the new TV magazine. This leads to an effusive Scorch who annoys not only Brian (the photo showed just his right ear), but also others. But the one who absolutely can't stand Scorch's fame is Howard. To get of this little troublemaker, he dragonaps Scorch. Big mistake. 170468 2008 Scorched MT Australia News Reader #1 (Amy Pedersen). News Reader #2 (Warwick Allsop). Weather Reporter (Anna Choy). Journalist #1 (James Cogswell). Journalist #2 (Timothy Joel Green). There has been no rainfall for more than 200 days in Sydney, Australia, five years from now. The city has nearly run out of water and is fast becoming reliant on its de-salination plant. During a severe heat wave the city is ringed by bush fires that simultaneously break their containment lines leaving Sydney under siege and without sufficient water to defend itself. 170469 2001 Score, The M Newscaster (Bill Haughland) 170470 1995 Scoring M Reporter (Eivan Treadway) 170471 1962 Scorn N Francis, Robin Press 170472 2009 Scorned M Radio News Reporter (Katie Hall). Radio DJ (James Texas). A woman hitchhiking cross-country on a lonely highway is offered a much needed ride from a man who spins an eerie tale about Midnight Mary and the Hitchhiker. The man wants to add a new twist to this urban legend -- he wants to kill the woman. 170473 2005 Scorned, The M TV Reporter (Ivana Ma). 170474 1991 Scorpion Moon N Maxwell, Kurt News Media 170475 1988 Scorpion Thunderbolt M Hong Kong. Ness. Photojournalist Helen who investigates murders caused by a giant snake. She's actually the snake-woman committing the murders. 170476 1989 Scorpions for Sale N Zolf, Larry News Media 170477 1995 Scot-Free M Reporter Dave Fenton (Dave Schmidt). 170478 1941 Scotland Yard M Newsboy (John Rogers). Newsboy (Frank Benson) 170479 1952 Scotland Yard Inspector (aka Lady in the Fog) M Powell, Lester (BBC Serial). Orville Hampton (Screenplay) Ness Book Magazine Writer Philip (Caesar Romero) helps woman find out who killed her brother. Confounds police, uses deception to get into murdered man's hotel room, pretends to be doctor to sneak into a sanitarium, fights it out with crooks in a movie studio. Globe-trotting journalist who joined R.A.F. unit to do a story and is now preparing to leave England to cover a revolution in an unidentified locale. He ends up returning to America with woman. Chief claim to fame is his ability to make a drink called Dusseldorf Detonator capable of producing a mushroom cloud. 170480 2000 Scotland Yard: Tales From the Black Museum: Poison/Corpus Delicti DT DVD -R HQ 9666 Episode. 6-4-2000 Newspaper executive’s wife is kidnapped. 170481 2006 Scott Tibbs Documentary, The M Short News Media. Reporter (Monique Soltani). News Reporter #1 (Carrie Newell). Editor (Danny Kitz). News Camera Op. #2 (Brandon Peters). News Camera Op. #4 (David Carstens). 170482 2008 Scottsboro N Feldman, Ellen Journalist Alice Whittier, an ambitious, crusading journalist at the left-wing New York City publication, The New Order, covers the arrest of nine young African-American men in Scottsboro, Alabama in 1931 for the alleged rapes of two white prostitutes. Four days later, the Alabama courts have tried and sentenced the eight to die. Alice tries to save nine black youths from the electric chair. A posse had stopped a freight train and arrested the nine African-Americans. Their crime was fighting with white boys. Then two white girls emerge from another freight car and cry rape. One of the girls sticks to her story, the other changes her story again and again. The young journalist, whose only connection to the incident is her overheated social conscience, fights to save the nine youths, redeem the girl who repents her lie and make amends for her own past. Worldwide indignation grows and the case bogs down in the appeals and retrials before an eventual hearing by the U.S. Supreme Court. Through it all, Alice, the only woman journalist on the story, reports the events in gruesome detail, conducts her trust-funded life and quiets some rattling family skeletons. 170483 1935 Scoundrel, The M Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur Ness Drama Critic Vanderveer Veyden (Alexander Woolcott). Publisher Anthony Mallare (Noel Coward), suave, vain, selfish, well-educated, upper class book publisher, dies in a plane crash and his ghost must wander until someone sheds a tear for him. Publisher based on Horace Liveright, the publisher who published "The Front Page" play in book form. 170484 2008 Scourge M TV Anchor (Erin Borgfjord). Photographer (Alan Legros). 170485 1915 Scourge of the Desert, The M AD - HART Newspaper Advertisement Inquiry 170486 2001 Scourge, The N Shapiro, Anna Weinberg List Journalist 170487 1994 Scout, The M DVD -R HQ 7113, 7114. Reporter (Josh Clark). Reporter (Jordan Lage). Reporter (Steven M. Porter). Reporter (Chris Willman). Reporter (Bruce Wright). Photographer (Chuck Waters). 170488 2004 Scout's Safari: Rumors T DVD -R HQ 2461 Episode. 12-3-2004 School Newspaper. Rumors abound when Bongani and Scott are named the school's cutest couple. 170489 2009 Scouting Book for Boys, The M News Media. Reporter (Mark Margason). TV Producer (Phil Pritchard). Two 14-year-olds live almost as brother and sister. One then the girl goes missing and the boy’s life transforms in ways he would never have imagined. 170490 2000 Scoutman MF Japan Publicist (Keiko Ikeda). Publicist (Jun Kato). Camerawoman (Mika Abe). Cameraman (Tomoaki Hori). 170491 1955 Scramble Nighthawk! SW GPL Harvey, Frank In "Jet." Newspaperman Harold Carter, small-town newspaperman of song and story. Carter published the Southport Examiner, circulation 23,089. 170492 2004 Scrambled Eggs M Photographer, Class (David Kern). 170493 1936 Scrap-Metal Reporter SS Lockridge, Richard First Published in The New Yorker, Dec. 12, 1936, p. 41 Reporter works for “Scrap Metal Reporter” and is supposed to go out and interview men in the scrap metal business, get prices and trends, and then write a market letter. It was hard for him to understand the men he spoke to and they lied to him a good deal so the market letter never turned out too well....he quite agreed with his boss when the man said he was not succeeding as a scrap-metal reporter. 170494 1998 Scrapbooks from Africa and Beyond DT Interviewer Edward Behr. 170495 1991 Scratch T SV 118 12-21-91 News Media 170496 1996 Scream M DVD -R HQ 1947, 1948. L. Williamson, Kevin (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Gale Weathers (Courtney Cox), aggressive field reporter for Top Story. Arrives on the scene when heroine is attacked by masked killer who has already killed twice. She abuses her cameraman Kenny (W. Earl Brown). Muscles her way past police. Tries to get an interview with the girl who was attacked but the angry girl punches her. Girl's mother raped and murdered and Weathers is writing a book on the case. She believes man is innocent and has written stories calling girl a liar. New murders offer hope man charged with earlier crime is innocent. "Think what that would do for my book sales." Reporter plays up to deputy to get information. They join forces. Weather plants camera at the party monitored from news van. Killer eliminates party guests and kills the cameraman who is caught off guard because delay in camera feed. Trying to escape, Weathers crashes news van. Returns to house and pulls gun on killers, but neglects to take safety off. Knocked unconscious. Revised in time to shoot one of the psychopaths and delivers final stand-up commentary. TV Reporter #1 (Lisa Beach). TV Reporter #2 (Tony Kilbert). Obnoxious reporter (Linda Blair). Reporter with Mask (Lisa Canning). 170497 2008 Scream N David, Peter and Randy Elliott, Bart Sears and Dan Jackson. Reporter Sian Ferguson and Danny Duncan, a man whose life is a mess as they attempt to uncover the disturbing reality behind Danny's newfound abilities -- his emotions were affecting coworkers and customers in bizarre ways, but nothing could prepare him for the Scream -- a horrible manifestation of his most powerful feelings. Duncan is a meek young man fresh out of a short say in a mental institution and working a job he hates when he discovers abilities he doesn’t understand. And powerful, secretive men seek to control him for their own purposes. What sets Danny apart from other superheroes is his vulnerability. His powers cause emotions such as fear and anger in others rather than making him strong, meaning he gets hurt in any real fight. Unable to help people that matter to him including his father who suffers from Alzheimer’s and a new friend who’s dying of a brain tumor. 170498 1997 Scream II (aka Scream 2) M L TV Reporter Gale Weathers (Courtney Cox), a tabloid TV reporter who turned events of first film into cheesy bestseller Stab. Reporter #1 (Joe Washington). Reporter #2 (Angie Dillard). Reporter #4 (Stephanie Belt). Reporter #3 (John Patrick). Reporter #5 (Richard Bruce Doughty). Reporter #6 (Mark Oliver). Reporter #7 (Jennifer Weston). Reporter #8 (Shelly Benedict). Reporter Outside Theater (Dave Allen Clark). Tori's Interviewer (Nancy O'Dell). 170499 2000 Scream III (aka Scream 3) M DVD -R HQ 9957, 9958. DVD TV Reporter Gale Weathers (Courtney Cox Arquette) is back. Parker Posey plays Jennifer, the actress playing bullying reporter Gale Weathers Female Reporter (Nancy O'Dell). Male Reporter (Ken Taylor) 170500 1943 Scream in the Dark, A M SVDSP 641 City Editor (Charles C. Wilson). 170501 1992 Scream of Stone (aka Cerro Torre) M SVD 907 Journalist (Donald Sutherland) is a loathsome newsman who offers a challenge to scale a peak in Patagonia. 170502 2009 Scream of the Bikini M News Media. Reporter (Joe Fria). Photographer’s Assistant (Elizabeth Liang). Supermodel bounty-hunters, Bridget and Sophia, are humankind’s last hope against an insane mastermind bent on world domination in South America in the 1960s. 170503 1974 Scream of the Wolf MT News Media. Reporter (Bill Baldwin Sr.). Newsman (Vernon Weddle). 170504 1996 Scream, Teen, Scream M TV Reporter (Melanie Hutsell) 170505 2006 Screaming Blue Murder M Journalist (Rebecca Grattan-Wilkinson) 170506 1958 Screaming Mimi M SV 221 Brown, Fredric (Novel). Robert Blees (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Bill Sweeney (Phil Carey) for The Daily Times investigates attack on woman by a knife-wielding psycho. "I cover the night beat. Ride the police cars, write about the messes people get into. Everything form who's playing footsie with who…." "…this week on up to who's murdering who." He goes along with police when they check out assault on nightclub performer. Later discovers attacks are linked to statue that each of the victims has. Editor agrees to let reporter pursue the story. Reporter buys copy of statute, passes himself off as art dealer to talk to sculptor. Convinces editor to put picture of statue on the front page of paper while police wiretap performer's phone to try to trap assailant. Nightclub performer killed the first woman and was in turn assaulted by her doctor. Doctor attacked by performer's dog and falls out of window. Tries to confess to murder but reporter uncovers the truth. Performer, now catatonic, is the killer. "The press! They freeload and they don't spell our names right, but we love 'em anyway," 170507 1949 Screaming Mimi, The NM OWN - H Brown, Fredric With three other novels. Reporter Bill Sweeney is an ace reporter with a drinking problem who gets mixed-up with a naked woman who is trying to avoid becoming the fourth victim of a local serial killer, The Ripper. Sweeney gets involved with an insane asylum, a bum named "God," and the little statue that ties everything together. 170508 1920 Screaming Shadow, The M Serial Journalist Mary Landers (Neva Gerber), wealthy journalist, and experimenter John Rand expose Baron's evil procedures 170509 1984 Screamplay M News Media. Reporter (Deborah Bernstein). Reporter (Patrick Conlan). Reporter (Veronica Lewis). Reporter (Justin Sean O'Connor). Reporter (Carolyn Romberg). 170510 1949 Screen Director's Playhouse, The R Series 1949-1951 News Media. 170511 1956 Screen Directors Playhouse: Prima Donna T Episode #17. 2-1-1956 Newsboy. A philantropic concert artist takes an interest in a 13-year-9ld newsboy with an outstanding singing voice. She runs into difficulties when the boy also shows a marked preference for baseball. Manager Leo Duroucher (Himself). 170512 1955 Screen Directors Playhouse: Silent Partner, The T Episode #12. 12-21-1955 TV Broadcast of the Academy Awards. A faded actress Selma (Zasu Pitts) watching the broadcast realizes that the patron at another table in the restaurant was once a well-known comic (Buster Keaton). Her happy discovery is married, however, by a man who calls both of them has-beens. 170513 1955 Screen Directors Playhouse: Want Ad Wedding T Episode #5. 11-2-1955. Series 10-5-1955 to 9-12-1956 Newspaper Ad in the newspaper. Young naval officer alone in a strange city is planning to be married. Having no friends in town, he places an ad in the newspaper advertising for wedding guests. 170514 2003 Screen Door Jesus M News Media. BBC Reporter (Devin Crowley). Local TV Reporter (Bob Richardson). 170515 1939 Screen Guild Theatre, The R Series 1939-1952 News Media. Radio Adapatations of films featuring journalists 170516 1997 Screen Kill M TV Anchorwoman (Rebecca A. Holzman). 170517 1992 Screen Scene T Series 1992-1999 Hollywood Reporter (Angelique Perrin). Host Harold McCoo (1992-1999). 170518 1938 Screen Snapshots Series 17, No. 9: Studio Talent Parade DM Short Publicist Russell Birdwell. 170519 1985 Screen Test M Porn Critics (Mike Dempsey, Domenic Sfreddo). 170520 1965 Screen Test #1 M Short Interviewer (Ronald Tavel - The Interviewer). 170521 1965 Screen Test #2 M Interviewer (Ronald Tavel - The Interviewer). 170522 1966 Screen Test #3 M Interviewer (Ronald Tavel - The Interviewer). 170523 1966 Screen Test #4 M Interviewer (Ronald Tavel - The Interviewer). 170524 2006 Screening M News Media. News Anchor #1 (Barbara Budd). News Anchor #2 (Julian Richings). 170525 2009 Screenshot N Darrin, John Reporter is manipulated into being the spokesman to the world for an interactive assassin who calls himself Screenshot and broadcasts his deeds live to an eager online audience. The macabre genius behind the killings taunts his targets -- a pedophile, a drug dealer, and a mob boss -- by giving bizarre names to the horrific execution methods he devices. He then invites audience members to bid on the right to pull the trigger. The reporter, a female cop and an eccentric scientist with a grudge form an unlikely alliance that must stop Screenshot before the next deadly broadcast, but two of the trio are soon captured and scheduled to be the next fatal attraction. The question posed by Screenshot: If killing an evil man will save many lives, can his murder be justified? 170526 2007 Screw Cupid M Interviewer Alex (Alex Fatovich). 170527 1939 Screwball Football C L. Vol. 3, Golden Age Radio interrupts game for a commercial 170528 2000 Screwed M News Media. TV Anchor (Brian Arnold). News Reporter #1 (Claire Riley). News Reporter (Ted Friend). News Reporter (April Telek). 170529 1703 Scribbler's Doom, The: Or, the Pillory in Fashion Being a New Dialogue Between Two Loop-Hole Sufferers, William Fuller and De Fooe, ER COPY Anonymous Press. In their last Conference concerning Pillering. "Du Foo's being Pillor'd according to his last Sentence, for being the Author of a late scurrilous Pamphlet…." 170530 1997 Scribes and Scoundrels N Galt, George News Media. Libel suit. 170531 1742 Scribleriad, The. Being an Epistle to the Dunces, on Renewing their Attack upon Mr. Pope, under their Leader the Laureat. PO COPY Scriblerus (Anonymous) Press. Attacks on Pope, always savage, reached their lowest depths of scurrility in 1742. "Narcissus" is Lord Hervy. Grub Street. Pamphlet battle of summer of 1742. Paper-war. Grub-street writer. "The Chiefs were sate, the Scriblers waited round." "How many, who have Reams of Paper spoil'd, Have often sleepnight Nights obscurely toil'd. …" "Here then, my Sons, is all your living Hope, To be immortal Scribblers, rail at POPE." 170532 1714 Scriblerian Verses PO USC Swift, Jonathan In "Complete Poems, The." Critics. Pope, Gay, Dr. John Arbuthnot and Thomas Parnell, members of the Scribbler's Club. "A pox of all senders For any pretenders Who tell us these troublesome stories, In their dull humdrum key…." 170533 2002 Script, The T Reporter 170534 1988 Scrooged M Cameraman on Crane (Sam Drummy). 170535 2001 Scrubs: My Fifteen Minutes T DVD -R HQ 10146 Episode #8. 11-15-2001 Anchorwoman (Bronwen Booth). TV Cameraman (Jonathan Rho). J.D. and Turk become heroes after saving a TV cameraman’s life on TV while heading to a strip club. But Turk quickly becomes the target of a new publicity campaign led by Dr. Kelso, exploiting the hospital’s diversity. TV Reporter interviews both J.D. and Turk, later Dr. Kelso. 170536 2002 Scrubs: My Nightingale T Episode 10-3-2002. Reporter (James M. Connor). 170537 2004 Scrubs: My Unicorn T Episode #79. 11-23-2004 Interviewer (Timothy Davis-Reed). 170538 1980 Scruples T TV Gossip Reporter Maggie MacGregor (Connie Stevens). Various photographers 170539 2001 Scryed C Japan News Media. Newscaster (Doug Stone - Voice - English Version). TV News Anchor (Julie Anne Taylor - Voice - English Version). 170540 1981 SCTV Network 90: T Series 5-16-1981 to 8-1-1983 Parody TV. TV News Anchors Floyd Robertson (Joe Flaherty) and Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy). Robertson had more experience so got all the intereseting, relevant stories while jealous and paranoid Camembert got dull pieces of fluff. Earl had his own series, "One About the Town," while Floyd hosted "Monster Chiller Horror Theatre" as vampiric Count Floyd. TV Station Manager Edith Prickley (Andrea Martin), a sleazy, nasal-voiced leopard-skin-clad woman and replacement for Moe Green. SCTV Owner Guy Caballero (Joe Flaherty) rode a wheelchair. Talk Show Host Sammy Maudlin (Joe Flaherty) and his obsessive sidekick William B. Williams (John Candy). Call letters of only TV station in Melonville 170541 1981 SCTV Network 90: Bouncin' Back To You With The Tubes T Episode #8. 7-24-1981 Parody TV. TV News Anchors Floyd Robertson (Joe Flaherty) and Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) report on Lola's alleged suicide sparking interest with viewers and putting Guy on the spot. Earl had his own series, "One About the Town," while Floyd hosted "Monster Chiller Horror Theatre" as vampiric Count Floyd. TV Station Manager Edith Prickley (Andrea Martin), a sleazy, nasal-voiced leopard-skin-clad woman and replacement for Moe Green. SCTV Owner Guy Caballero (Joe Flaherty) rode a wheelchair. Talk Show Host Sammy Maudlin (Joe Flaherty) and his obsessive sidekick William B. Williams (John Candy). 170542 1981 SCTV Network 90: Godfather, The T Episode #15. 12-11-1981 Parody TV. TV News Anchors Floyd Robertson (Joe Flaherty) and Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy). SCTV Owner Guy Caballero (Joe Flaherty) stars in an SCTV adaptation of "The Godfather" filling the role of the Don. The plot revolves around network television, eventually causing a controversy even talked about on the news by Robertson and Camembert and involving a legendary oath on Guy's part. 170543 1981 SCTV Network 90: Moral Majority T Episode #6. 7-10-1981 Parody TV. TV News Anchors Floyd Robertson (Joe Flaherty) rejoins Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) as a newscaster after trying to quit his substance abuse. 170544 1981 SCTV Network 90: Zontar T Episode #12. 10-30-1982 Parody TV. TV News Anchors Floyd Robertson (Joe Flaherty) announces the Zontar crisis while Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) reports on an overturned cabbage truck. Earl had his own series, "One About the Town," while Floyd hosted "Monster Chiller Horror Theatre" as vampiric Count Floyd. TV Station Manager Edith Prickley (Andrea Martin), a sleazy, nasal-voiced leopard-skin-clad woman and replacement for Moe Green. SCTV Owner Guy Caballero (Joe Flaherty) rode a wheelchair. Talk Show Host Sammy Maudlin (Joe Flaherty) and his obsessive sidekick William B. Williams (John Candy). 170545 2004 Scud Alley CB Gulf War Journal War Correspondent Scott “Journal” Neithammer and his Photographer Gajaba are almost killed when they mistaken for Iraqi soldiers by two A-10 Warthogs on a pilot rescue mission. Later, Journal and Gajaba are captured by the Iraqi Army and tortured. Journal gets a chance to see the war from the Iraqi side. CBS News Correspondent Bob Simon (as himself). 170546 1993 Sculptress NM OWN - P Walters, Minette Journalist Rosalind Leigh accepts a commission to write a book about a huge and menacing woman who was found five years ago with the carved-up bodies of her mother and younger sister. Everyone knows how she pleaded guilty to murder at her trial and everyone knows not to anger "the Sculptress" even now that she is safely locked in prison for a minimum of 25 years. Roz finds herself wondering what lies behind all these facts that everyone knows. When she first visits her in prison, she finds that the woman is not quite what she expected. And if, as Roz is repeatedly warned, the woman lies about almost everything, then why did she confess so readily to two hideous murders. Roz is also attracted to the policeman who arrested the ax murderess. The deeper Roz is drawn into the disturbing world of the Sculptress, the more firmly she is convinced that the woman is hiding something -- perhaps even her innocence. Roz hurls herself into the investigation with a determination bordering on obsession. 170547 1997 Sculpturess, The: Mystery T SVD 593 Episode Reporter 170548 1963 Scum of the Earth! M AFI-Photographers Photographer 170549 1949 Sea Change, A N GPL Dennis, Nigel Correspondent Max Divver, foreign correspondent and editor. Des Moine Bugle. 170550 1968 Sea Gull, The M AFI-Novelists/Playwrights Writer 170551 1978 Sea Gypsies, The M SV 488 Female Reporter 170552 1958 Sea Never Dry N Smith, Anthony News Media 170553 1947 Sea of Grass, The M Newsboy (Dick Baron). 170554 1990 Sea of Love M DVD Newspaper Advertisements - Personal columns of alternative newspaper ads to attract killer 170555 2005 Sea of Souls: Amulet T Episode #6. 1-8-2005 News Media. 1950s Newscaster (John Guerrasio). 170556 2004 Sea of Souls: That Old Black Magic T Episode #3. 2-16-2004 Newsreader (Fiona Henderson). 170557 1937 Sea Racketeers M Reporter (Sam Ash). 170558 1974 Sea Song MT UK Female Journalist (Kika Markham) hides on the boat of a businessman who is taking part in a single handed race. 170559 1992 Sea to Shining Sea N Phillips, Michael, Judith Pella (Volume 5) Reporter Corrie Belle. Her reputation as California's Woman Reporter have brought her to the attention of California's new Republican Party Reporter Corrie Belle Hollister is caught up in the tensions between North and South as the election of 1860 draws near and she works to help get Lincoln elected 170560 1913 Sea Wolf, The M DVD -R 1775 AFI-Critics Critic 170561 1926 Sea Wolf, The M AFI-Critics/Novelists Critic 170562 1941 Sea Wolf, The M Writer Humphrey Van Weyden (Alexander Knox) 170563 2003 Seabiscuit M DVD -R HQ 3535, 3536, 3533. Radio Announcer-Commentator Tick Tock McGlaughlin (William H. Macy) is a manic radio announcer who throws in corny sound effects and tortured alliterations as he issues breathless bulletins from the track. . Radio pundit McGlaughlin offers race commentary with such insights as "One comeback I can take, but two? Who's next? Lazarus?" Reporter Lewis (James DuMont). Reporter Max (Peter Jason). Reporter Roy (John Walcutt). Reporter (Jason D. Ehrick). Reporter Skip (Robin Bissell). Radio Reporter Joe (Richard Reeves). Newsboy (Andrew Schatzberg). 170564 2003 Seabiscuit: Screenplay, The MS Ross, Gary. Based on the book by Laura Hillenbrand Radio Announcer-Commentator Tick Tock McGlaughlin is a manic radio announcer who throws in corny sound effects and tortured alliterations as he issues breathless bulletins from the track. . Reporter Max. Reporter Roy. Reporter Joe. 170565 2001 Sealab 2021: I, Robot C DVD -R HQ 9444 9-16-2001 TV Male Anchor on news program. 170566 2001 Sealab 2021: I, Robot, Really C DVD -R HQ 1774 (Media Excerpts). Episode #31. 12-21-2003 TV Anchor on news program with science update on robots. Breaking News: Sealab Damaged. Also, Promo for new episodes showing TV News anchor and dog. 170567 2002 Sealab 2021: Swimming in Oblivion C Episode #13. 5-5-2002. Series 12-21-2000 to 4-25-2005. News Media. Access Tonight Reporter (Tiffany Morgan - Voice). 170568 2002 Sealab 2021: Tinfins C DVD -R HQ 1879 Episode #19. 12-8-2002 TV Anchor on news program with science update on robots. Breaking News: Sealab Damaged. 170569 1941 Sealed Lips M Waggner, George (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Lois Grant (June Clyde) tries to get a story from a man who works for the State Bureau of Investigation and is trying to prove a notorious criminal is still at large, while a soft-spoken double has taken his place in prison. He finds the real criminal, but the man is allowed to go free because his time has been served. Criminal is killed by his own men when he leaves prison because they believe he is the double. Newspaper Morgue Attendant (Al Bridge). 170570 1929 Sealed Trunk, The NM MLPL Webster, Henry K. Reporter Martin Forbes and Babe Jennings, dancer. Specialty was feature stories. 170571 1976 Sealing Underdog’s Doom CB Underdog #7 Reporters. Villain turns a good seal bad in order to make a fool out of Underdog, but his plan backfires when another villain attempts to take down the canine hero. 170572 2003 Sean Cullen Show, The DT Critic (Ryan Belleville). Critic (Jason Belleville). 170573 2009 Sean Madigan: Dressed for Dying NM Quinn, Janet #1 Sean Madigan Series Reporter Sean Madigan is pitted against the New York police when he’s assigned his first high-profile murder story, the slaying of the wealthy Marshal Haversham, clothing industry mogul and a sweat shop owner. It is 1892. While Madigan hunts for the killer in order to prove his worth to his newspaper editor, the madman-murderer goes on a violent spree burning down Haversham’s warehouses and sweatshops and killing young women who work within them. Each dead woman is found in a fancy ball dress that had been made in secret within the sweatshops. When Madigan’s sweetheart, Bridget becomes a target of the madman, Sean determines he will find the man and the connection to the ball gowns. But the murderer has other ideas and tries to silence Madigan permanently. It soon becomes a race against time and the police to discover the fiend’s identity before he silences Sean or Bridget permanently. 170574 1993 seaQuest DSV MT Earthcast Anchor (Michelle Holden) 170575 1993 seaQuest DSV: To Be Or Not To Be T Episode #1. 9-12-1993. Sci-Fi. News Media. Earthcast Anchor (Michelle Holden). 170576 1994 seaQuest DSV: Better Than Martians T Episode #13. 1-2-1994 News Media. Reporter (David Lodge). Female Reporter (Ellen Leyva). seaQuest is hurriedly dispatched to rescue a crew returning from a manned mission to Mars when their space capsule crash lands in the Atlantic Ocean. 170577 1996 seaQuest DSV: Brainlock T Episode #56. 1-12-1996 News Media. Reporter #1 (Michele T. Carter). Reporter #2 (Steve Howard). World leaders debate the renewal of the UEO charter while a number of assassins attempts are made against the delegates. 170578 1994 seaQuest DSV: Daggers (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #24-#25. 9-18-1994. Anchor Person (Bob Hite). 170579 1994 seaQuest DSV: Last Lap at Luxury, The T Episode #18. 3-20-1994 News Media. Reporter #1 (Dave Fennoy). Reporter #2 (Lucy Lin). Reporter #3 (Hannah Sussman). Reporter #4 (Rod Britt). 170580 1994 seaQuest DSV: Sincerest Form of Flattery, The T Episode #30. 11-13-1994 News Media. Reporter (Elizabeth Rothan). 170581 1994 seaQuest DSV: Special Delivery T Episode #33. 12-11-1994 TV Anchor Person (Nancy Barber). Dagwood maintains his innocence after being found guilty of murdering the genetic engineer who created him, despite having apparently been caught in the act on video. 170582 2007 Search NM Heggan, Christiane Investigative Journalist Lily Gilmore is brutally kidnapped and a Philadelphia assistant district attorney and friend is her best hope for survival. The DA looks into Lily's two latest high-profile cases -- with shocking results. She slowly realizes that Gilmore's disappearance is more complicated than she ever imagined. She must uncover a kidnapper's motives before it is too late. 170583 1943 Search for a Key N GPL Duranty, Walter Paris Correspondent Henry Harborn of Orb, a typical New York reporter. Other correspondents. 170584 1934 Search for Beauty M Newspaper Reporter (Roscoe Karns). Cameraman (Charles Williams). Cameraman (Charles Williams). 170585 1999 Search for Jesus, The MT Reporter (Peter Jennings-Himself) 170586 1994 Search for One-Eye Jimmy, The M Cameraman (Lodge H. Kerrigan). 170587 1985 Search For Signs P Wagner, Jane with Lily Tomlin Journalist Edie, a radical lesbian journalist whose newspaper is purchased by Rupert Murdoch. The story of a California feminist named Lynn over a period that begins with the birth of Ms. Magazine and ends with Geraldine Ferraro’s ascension to the Democratic ticket. Edie is one of Lynn’s best friends. 170588 1972 Search for the Nile T Correspondent Henry Stanley (Keith Buckley) 170589 1951 Search For Tomorrow: TS Series. 9-3-1951 to 12-26-1986. CBS Photographer Keith Barron (Johnny Sylvester, 1951-1952) fights with father who wants him to go into his contracting business. 170590 1966 Search For Tomorrow: TS Series. 9-3-1951 to 12-26-1986. CBS Magazine Freelancer Eunice Gardner (Ann Williams, 1966-1976) works for magazine that had been bought by newcomer lawyer John Wyatt (Val Dufour, 1973-1979). Eunice developed her own qualms about the work when the magazine's previous owner Karl Devlin (David Ford, 1972-1973) went psychotic and tried to kill her. Her husband saved her but became temporarily paralyzed and forced Eunice to divorce him. Eunice then took up with Wyatt and married him. Her former husband's life got even worse when, after recovering from paralysis, became the victim of a hit-and-run accident and became a quadriplegic. An upset Eunice moved close by so she could help Doug. 170591 1980 Search For Tomorrow: TS Series. 9-3-1951 to 12-26-1986. CBS Media Mogul Lloyd Kendall (Peter Haskell, 1983-1985; Joe Lambie, 1985-1986; Robert Reed, 1986), communications magnate. 170592 1899 Search of the World, The SS Kraft, Robert German-American Reporter Count Leo V. Hagen who had adventures across the globe. At least five issues: "From the Earth," "Fogship," "Swimming Island, The," "Yermack of the Cossack Leaders," and "Forest Devil, The" 170593 1957 Search, The DT Series. 1954- TV newsman Eric Sevareid host in 1957-58 170594 1954 Search, The DT Series. 10-17-1954 to 4-24-1955. CBS Host Charles Romaine examines 26 American university research centers. 170595 1972 Search: Flight to Nowhere T Episode #10. 11-22-1972 Newscaster (Jack Denton). 170596 1972 Search: Short Circuit T Episode #3. 9-27-1972 News Commentator (Edward Arnold). 170597 2007 Searchers 2.0 M Film Critic (Leonard Maltin). 170598 2005 Searching for Bobby D M News Media. Emily Frances - Herself/WB11 Newscaster. Rachel Perry - Herself/VH1 Newscaster. News Reporter (Cara Hamill). Cameraman (Craig Keene). Dream Sequence Paparazzi Photographer (Keith Krebs). 170599 1993 Searching for Bobby Fischer M News Media. Reporter (Ona Fletcher). Reporter (Tom McGowan). Journalist (Tony De Santis). 170600 1988 Searching for Freddy SS GPL Kinsella, W.P. In "Further Adventures of Slugger McBatt, The. Baseball Stories by W.P. Kinsella." Editor at Sports Center Magazine. Narrator: His reporter. "Find a new angle" when reporter tells him he is tired of writing about base stealers. 170601 2005 Searching for Oliver K. Woodman NJ Pattison, Darcy. Joe Cepeda (Illustrator) Reporter Paige Hall, local newspaper reporter in South Carolina agrees to publish a missing report on Oliver K. Woodman. Her follow-up to search story results in meeting an uncle and together they enlist the support of private investigator made of wood. The journey is related through the letters and postcards of those the female PI meets along the way. Reporter adds another twist to this whimsical cross-country jaunt. 170602 2005 Searching for Unmediated Truth N Hoffmann, Gregg Reporter Garrett Hartmann considers journalism a calling and despises the fact that he has become part of a media industry manic on infotainment, commercialism, spin, and hype. The veteran journalist is also going through a bitter divorce and just lost his dearest friend and mentor. Something is missing, but Garrett isn't quite sure what - or how to find it. In many ways, his plight is typical of modern man: living in a "mediated" world and feeling detached from the environment, other living things, loved ones - and even himself. After hearing about the Tasmanian tiger, the strange animal that has officially been extinct for decades, Garrett travels to Tasmania in search of not only the tiger, but the unmediated truth But the Tasmanian wilderness and corrupt men with their own agendas stand in his way. Will Garrett find his truth, or does fate have other plans for him? 170603 2006 Searching the Andes for Albert Schweitzer N Peterson, Jon Journalist Alex Moon Peoples knows he is one of the walking wounded. As an international journalist, he knows, too, that no one wins a war on terrorism. Having witnessed one massacre, famine, epidemic, or civil war after another during his years in Africa, he dreams every night about children who are starving to death and it is up to him to save them. He returns to the United States in bad shape. When a friend invites him to visit one of the poorest, most war-torn countries in South America to report on a life-affirming narrative encoded on an ancient, broken urn, he feels compelled to go. What he finds will change his life. 170604 1946 Searching Wind, The M DVD 10133 Hellman, Lillian (Play and Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Cassie Bowman (Sylvia Sidney) returns to Washington from London, resumes relationship with married diplomat. Liberal newspaper correspondent Bowman objects to articles diplomat writing for paper. Also has problems with editor. Tells him newspapers in Harvey chain are "conservative isolationists." Her editor: "You'll have to learn that when you attack what Gus Harvey doesn't like, that is freedom of the press. But when you attack what he does like, you're overthrowing the government." Paper is owned by diplomat's father-in-law Moses (Dudley Digges) who leases it to current operators although he does not agree with their political position. Moses was once idealistic editor who was in Italy during rise of Fascism. Gave up the paper when Mussolini came to power. Bowman and diplomat split over political differences. She gets a job on newspaper in Paris. Mainly covers sports and fashions. Column, "The Washington Scene." Reporter Harry (Reginald Sheffield). Reporter (Frank Arnold). American Reporter in Paris (John Dehner). French Reporters (Eugene Borden, Maurice Marsac). Reporter in Madrid (James Millican). Reporters (Jack Mulhall, Bess Flowers, Kenneth Patterson). 170605 1903 Seashore Follies M Cameraman, moving pictures 170606 1989 Season M News Reporter (Ravi Vallathol). 170607 2000 Season for Love, A NR James, B.J. Silhouette Desire #1335 TV Reporter Maria Elena Delacroix returns to her hometown as a newscaster covering a local gala. She left the town 18 years ago after secretly marrying a man and becoming pregnant. One evening after they were married she was attacked and nearly raped by a group of men wearing masks. She ripped the mask off one of them but never remembered his face. As a result of the attack she lost the baby and fled town without saying a word. Now her husband shows up and they spend the night together. Before she can leave, her rental car explodes. She decides to stay and investigate. 170608 1963 Season for Love, The M AFI-Authors Writer 170609 1984 Season for War N OWN - P Kluge, P.F. Reporter Edwin Carter Morrison is asked to glorify the career of a captain in print. 170610 1993 Season in Purgatory, A N Dunne, Dominick Journalist-Writer Harrison Burns helps most prominent Irish Catholic family cover up a sex murder by the young son. It's 1972. Burns is mysteriously infatuated with prep-school chum. In 1989, Burns is visiting a Maine nursing home to cover one of his true-crime exposes gets back into the family's orbit by agreeing to ghostwrite a saccharine family bio to launch his school chum's gubernatorial bid. When the family patriarch tries to take the uncooperative Burns out of the picture for good, Burns decides to unload his secret and go after the son. In 1993, he looks back over the long-delayed trial and its inevitable outcome. 170611 1996 Season in Purgatory, A MT Reporter (Joe Walsh). Talk Show Host (Wilbur Fitzgerald). 170612 2006 Season of Betrayal N Robertson, Margaret Lowrie American Correspondent Mac McCauley is the new bureau chief for a major U.S. magazine in Beirut in January 1983. Lara McCauley arrives with her husband who will do anything to please although she suspects Mac has cheated on her. Mac is a bully and a womanizer who humiliates Lara in public and wastes no time starting an affair with Nadia, his Lebanese translator, when he's not drinking with his "tribe," his fellow journalists at the Commodore Hotel. Lara finds a friend in Thomas Warkowski, the half-Polish, half-Brazilian freelancer who's an old Beirut hand with an unrivaled network of sources. Gentle, erudite Thomas is rumored correctly to be gay. Lara beds Thomas with catastrophic consequences. An enraged Mac who rapes Lara while reeking of Nadia's scent. Then on Oct. 23, 241 Americans and 58 French soldiers are massacred in suicide bombings. Events move to a violent close leaving Lara both betrayer and betrayed. 170613 1974 Season of Danger, The N OWN - P Gatenby, Rosemary Reporter Jack Seavering 170614 2008 Season of Mists M Journalist Marina (Marina Blake) is a 40-year-old Russian woman who lives in a small village in South Leicestershire in England. Seven years ago she married a village garage owner, Gregory who collects Morris Minor cars and an Ipswich Town supporter. Marina met Gregory when he came to Russia to see Ipswich Town playing against Torpedo Moscow and moved to England with her then five-year-old daughter in the hope of happiness and a secure future for her child. A journalist and a writer in her previous life, she now works as a local hairdresser and in her spare time writes for a parish magazine. Gregory loves her and her daughter seems to flourish in a private school, but Marina doesn’t feel happy and satisfied with her life -- and can’t really explain why. The feeling increases when she goes to London to meet Valentina, an old friend who is visiting from Moscow. Valentina has become a successful writer and Marina asks herself whether maybe she could also write books in Russian, her native language which nobody seems to need in England. A chance encounter with a touring baroque quartet from Moscow throws her out of her daily routine and unexpected love opens up all the questions that Marina has been hiding deep inside. Marina falls in love with the second violinist, Sasha, who is the same age and like her has become dissatisfied with his life. After the concert he goes back to Moscow. Marina tries to forget him, but she cannot continue living her routine life. When she gets a phone call from Valentina in Moscow, who says that maybe she has found a publisher for Marina’s fairy tales, she goes there immediately. Film Critic (Alexander Shpagin). Chief Editor (Vladimir Pavlov). Publisher (Sergei Lyapin). 170615 1992 Season of the Monsoon NM Mann, Paul American Journalist Annie Gennaro writes for the Times of India. California-born lover to half-Indian, half-English Bombay police inspector. 170616 2002 Season on the Brink, A MT SVD 1157 News Media. Reporter #1 (Bob Ryan). Reporter #2 (Robb Paterson). Reporter #3 (Vince Doria). Reporter #4 (John Bluethner). 170617 1956 Season to Beware, A N OWN - H DuBois, William Newspaper. New York daily called The Record (remarkably like the Times), a news magazine that never is born, and two years at the Pulitzer School of Journalism all provide the journalism setting for the story. Author was a playwright regularly on the New York Times Book Review Staff. 170618 1996 Seasons of the Heart N Thorne, Alexandra Journalist Arye Rappaport shares a mutual attraction with a businesswoman determined to make it on her own after divorcing her politician husband. 170619 1994 Seasons of the Heart M DVD -R HQ 4078, 4079 Journalist Alfred McGuinness (Malcolm McDowell) is a writer whose memoirs a book publisher Vivian Levinson Goldstein (Carol Burnett) is editing. 170620 2002 Seat Beside Me N Moser, Nancy Reporter Dora Roberts of the Chronicle struggles with temptation to indulge in sensationalist exploitation of a plane crash as she covers the aftermath for her newspaper. Plane crashes into a heavily trafficked bridge plunging into a frigid river. Ninety-seven people dead, five passengers alive. 170621 2009 Seat of Power N Fitzgerald, Gerald Reporter Dan Gerard is assigned by his Washington D.C. newspaper to discover why an ailing Pope harbors a global terrorist in the Vatican. The American president, seeking a second term, will lose the election if the Vatican doesn’t provide a good reason or release the terrorist. While claiming that the church sanctuary gives new direction to the Mideast peace process, the Vatican is attempting to prevent the disclosure of religious secrets uncovered by the Knights Templar during the Crusades. The ace reporter’s struggle between personal aspirations and a lost love are burdened by the complications of earlier friendships. 170622 1966 Seat of Power, The N USC Horan, James D. Reporter Duke Malloy obtains from an underworld character a story that reveals a conspiracy between the underworld and high municipal figures. Exposes corruption and wrongdoing. Good book. 170623 2001 Seattle Green N Adams, Jane Photojournalist Natalie runs away from Seattle to escape her family and find her own destiny as a Pulitzer Prize winning photojournalist. With it comes a last chance at love. But love is not enough and destiny awaits her in the place she fled, on the Seattle land known as Caleb's Bluff that calls her home 170624 1985 Sebastian - det kendte ansigt TF Denmark Interviewer (Flemming la Cour- Himself). 170625 1996 Sechinku MF Comic Magazine Editor (Jeong-sik Kim) 170626 2002 Second Advent N Perona, Tony Investigative Journalist Nick Bertetto is lured briefly out of his new role as a stay-at-home dad to take a closer look into the shocking suicide of the beloved and wealthy patriarch of his Indiana hometown. The dead man left a will that bequeathed a huge sum of money to a religious organization called Children of the Second Advent, now run by his granddaughter Martha, a beautiful woman who also happens to be Nick’s old flame. Martha is convinced her grandfather was murdered. Nick soon comes to the chilling realization that Martha has the most to gain by a murder investigation -- especially since her grandfather’s generous bequest to her organization is void if his death is ruled a suicide. Nick receives a warning to back off -- or else -- leaving no doubt that sinister motives are at work. Soon a dark picture of fanaticism, con artists, “miracles” and cold hard cash lead Nick closer to a killer dead set on making sure there will be no second coming -- or second chances for Nick. 170627 1992 Second Annual Rock N' Jock B-Ball Jam DT Reporter Willow Bay. Announcers Steve Albert, Ken Ober. 170628 1998 Second Arrival, The M TV Anchor (Lila Feng). TV Anchor (Liz MacRae). TV Anchor (John Sanford Moore). Reporter (Kevin Tenney). Newspaper Editor (David Nerman). 170629 1881 Second Avent, The SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 170630 1953 Second Chance M DVD -R HQ 1799 (Media Excerpts) Reporter (Ricardo Alba) 170631 2004 Second Chance N OWN-P Steel, Danielle Editor-in-Chief Fiona Monaghan of Chic Magazine, "a woman of power, passion and integrity and she would fight to the death for a cause she believe din, or a person she had promised to support." She looked like Katharine Hepburn with a little dash of Rita Hayworth, she was tall and lean with bright red hair and big green eyes that flashed with either delight or rage. Editor for six years. Icon in fashion world. Editor Adrian Wicks, her most important editor. Graduate of Yale, master's in journalism from Columbia, worked as a designer and had finally landed at Chic. Together Monaghan and Wicks made an impressive team. 170632 2006 Second Chance, The M News Media. News Reporter (Darius Willis). TV Reporter (Persephone Felder-Fentress). Rock Editor (Matt Sterling). 170633 2005 Second Chapter N Schneider, Bill Journalist Ben Hoffman has everything going for him. A great career, a house on the beach and he's engaged to be married. Then his life changes. While honeymooning in Japan, his world is turned upside down when his fiancée is killed. Haunted by the thought of spending his life alone, Ben stats over along the California coast in Mendocino, only to discover he can't escape his painful past. Returning to Los Angeles, his plane crashes and he narrowly escapes death. He meets a woman whose life experiences parallel his own. They fall in love and Ben realizes their chance meeting was more than destiny. It was a twist of fate. 170634 1977 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Backstage T Episode #1. Series 9-21-1976 to 3-6-1981 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV AM News Today. Robertson reads all the big news items while Camembert only has the uneventful stories. Robertson was an experienced, competent reporter with a shady secret life (he was an alcoholic and a womanizer) and was always getting the interesting stories. Neurotic, bumbling Camembert was always getting flimsy pieces of trivia no one cared about. Owner-President Guy Caballero (Joe Flaherty), a white-clothed conniver riding a wheelchair. He can walk but rode the wheelchair for respect. Station Manager Moe (Harold Ramis). Talk-Show Host Sammy Maudlin (Joe Flaherty), a heavy-smoking talk show host with a curly Afro and bad singing voice worshiped by Announcer William B. Williams (John Candy) who let Maudlin's every insult bounce off him. Talk-Show Host Bill Needle (Dave Thomas) as a Jerry Spring type host whose mailbox show was constantly being retiled. Public Affairs Show "Great White North," (aka "Kanadian Korner") with Bob McKenzie (Rick Moranis ) and his brother Doug (Dave Thomas). 170635 1979 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Best of SCRV (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #52-#53. 3-3/10-1979 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV AM News Today. Robertson reads all the big news items while Camembert only has the uneventful stories. Robertson was an experienced, competent reporter with a shady secret life (he was an alcoholic and a womanizer) and was always getting the interesting stories. Neurotic, bumbling Camembert was always getting flimsy pieces of trivia no one cared about. Owner-President Guy Caballero (Joe Flaherty), a white-clothed conniver riding a wheelchair. He can walk but rode the wheelchair for respect. Station Manager Moe (Harold Ramis). Talk-Show Host Sammy Maudlin (Joe Flaherty), a heavy-smoking talk show host with a curly Afro and bad singing voice worshiped by Announcer William B. Williams (John Candy) who let Maudlin's every insult bounce off him. Talk-Show Host Bill Needle (Dave Thomas) as a Jerry Spring type host whose mailbox show was constantly being retiled. Public Affairs Show "Great White North," (aka "Kanadian Korner") with Bob McKenzie (Rick Moranis ) and his brother Doug (Dave Thomas). 170636 1981 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Best of SCTV, Season 3 T Episode #80. 3-13-1981 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Collection of material from the third season of Second City TV Robertson was an experienced, competent reporter with a shady secret life (he was an alcoholic and a womanizer) and was always getting the interesting stories. Neurotic, bumbling Camembert was always getting flimsy pieces of trivia no one cared about. Owner-President Guy Caballero (Joe Flaherty), a white-clothed conniver riding a wheelchair. He can walk but rode the wheelchair for respect. Station Manager Moe (Harold Ramis). Talk-Show Host Sammy Maudlin (Joe Flaherty), a heavy-smoking talk show host with a curly Afro and bad singing voice worshiped by Announcer William B. Williams (John Candy) who let Maudlin's every insult bounce off him. Talk-Show Host Bill Needle (Dave Thomas) as a Jerry Spring type host whose mailbox show was constantly being retiled. Public Affairs Show "Great White North," (aka "Kanadian Korner") with Bob McKenzie (Rick Moranis ) and his brother Doug (Dave Thomas). 170637 1979 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Consumer Action Line T Episode #47. 1-27-1979 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. On SCTV News: Consumer Action Line, Earl Camembert does an expose on a doctor who claims mental illness is caused by a virus. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170638 1981 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Dick Cavett T Episode #78. 2-27-1981 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Dick Cavett Interview becomes part of Count Floyd's "Monster Chiller Horror Theatre." In Money Talks, Brian Jones interviews millionaire William Douglas. In Kanadian Korner, Bob and Doug talk about kids using calculators in school. 170639 1978 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Edith Prickley, Station Manager T Episode #37. 11-18-1978 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Edith Prickley (Andrea Martin) has succeeded Moe Green as SCTV Station Manager. She rubs Owner Guy Caballero (Joe Flaherty) the wrong way. Her first day on the job sees the world TV premiere of Jaws 23. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170640 1978 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Farm Film Report/Arabs T Episode #34. 10-29-1978 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Farm Film Report with Big Jim McBob and Billy Saul Hurok discussing movies in which people get "blowed up good." Lou Jaffe does a "Speaking of Talk" interview with Harvey K-Tel in the recording studio shouting voice-overs. 170641 1979 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Flaming Turkey Ballet, The T Episode #51. 2-24-1979 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. On SCTV News, Earl Camembert decides to eat his dinner while doing the news. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170642 1981 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Gene Shalit's America T Episode #76. 2-13-1981 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Spoof on Gene Shalit's celebrity reports. 170643 1977 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Goodbye America T Episode #16. 10-3-1977 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Spoof of Geraldo Rivera special where Geraldo is doing a tour of Johnny LaRue's penthouse apartment. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170644 1977 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Kidnapping of Moe Green T Episode #30. 9-30-1978. Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Station Manager Moe (Harold Ramis) is threatened by the Leutonian Liberation Front. Once the dirty deed is done, SCTV's on-air personalities cannot hide their relief. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170645 1980 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Lee Iacocca's Rock Concert T Episode #55. 9-19-1980. Third Season Opener. Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Camembert gets his tongue twisted during SCTV News. Station Manager Edith Prickley (Andrea Martin) introduces the new season. Debut of Great White North (aka Kanadian Korner). Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170646 1980 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Lone Ranger Show, The T Episode #60. 10-24-1980 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. On 60/20, Camembert tries to analyze TV's impact on society and gets impacted himself./ Owner Guy Caballero (Joe Flaherty) addresses the need to sustain a good orbit for SCTV's satellite. 170647 1980 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Man's Ability to Imitate T Episode #61. 11-14-1980 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Installments of Kanadian Korner and SCTV News are included. 170648 1978 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Mirthmakers, The/Happy Endings T Episode #35. 11-4-1978 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. It appears there isn't any happiness except on SCTV. Camembert gives a bright side to tragic news stories. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170649 1978 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Municipal Election T Episode #33. 10-21-1978 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Camembert is Johnny LaRue's campaign manager as he runs for Mellonville City Council desperate a lack of political skills. He doesn't do well on the televised debate. The elections take up most of SCTV's airtime. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170650 1980 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): My Factory, My Self T Episode #58. 10-10-1980 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. TV Anchor Walter Cronkite is the new host of Dialing for Dollars. In Money Talks, Brian Jones interviews millionaire William Douglas. In Kanadian Korner, Bob and Doug talk about kids using calculators in school. 170651 1979 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): On the Waterfront Again T Episode #46. 1-20-1979 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. The Sammy Maudlin Show includes Sammy showing clips from his latest film, "On The Waterfront Again," a sequel to the 1954 film classic. Talk-Show Host Sammy Maudlin (Joe Flaherty), a heavy-smoking talk show host with a curly Afro and bad singing voice worshiped by Announcer William B. Williams (John Candy) who let Maudlin's every insult bounce off him. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170652 1977 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Sammy Maudlin Show, The T Episode #21. 11-7-1977 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Spoof of talk shows with Host Sammy Maudlin. Talk-Show Host Sammy Maudlin (Joe Flaherty), a heavy-smoking talk show host with a curly Afro and bad singing voice worshiped by Announcer William B. Williams (John Candy) who let Maudlin's every insult bounce off him. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170653 1980 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Sammy Maudlin Show, The T Episode #65. 11-28-1980 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Talk Show Host Sammy Maudlin takes his show on the road to China to talk to Bob Hope. 170654 1979 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): SCTV Disco T Episode #47. 1-27-1979 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Newscast with Earl Camembert. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170655 1978 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): SCTV's 30th Anniversary T Episode #38. 11-25-1978 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. SCTV looks back at some of its most memorable TV series and news coverage including shots from the McCarthy hearings. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170656 1977 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Therese et Joe T Episode #10. 4-7-1977 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News report earthquakes, deli crises, the arms race and Earl asks terrorists to surrender. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170657 1980 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Thursday Night Live T Episode #56. 9-26-1980 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Network TV Anchors Walter Cronkite and David Brinkley stray from the point of Point/Counterpoint Second installment of Great White North never has a chance because Doug McKenzie has his earmuffs on. 170658 1981 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Two Way TV/Pit Bulls T Episode #71. 1-9-1981 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Camembert does a report on SCTV News on Pit Bulls. 170659 1978 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Undersea World T Episode #36. 11-11-1978 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Spoof of Jacques Cousteau's underwater documentary films. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170660 1977 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): World At War T Episode #22. 11-14-1977 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. Spoof of Documentary showing how Hitler tried to beat the United States in World War II by destroying baseball stadiums. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170661 1977 Second City TV (aka Second City Television): Writer's Strike T Episode #32. 10-14-1978 Parody News. TV News Anchors Earl Camembert (Eugene Levy) and Floyd Robinson (Joe Flaherty) of SCTV News. The SCTV News produces a contrast of the volatile Robertson and a loquacious Camembert. Mythical station, Channel 109 in Mellonville Canada. 170662 1996 Second Civil War, The MT DVD -R HQ 3082, 3083. VHS 503, 443 Gelbart, Larry TV Executive Producer Mel Burgess (Dan Hedaya) executive producer at CNN-like NewsNet. Veteran reporter Jim Kalla (James Earl Jones). White House Reporter (Leah Gale). Boise Reporter (Terry Knight). Cameraman Christinas (Nathaniel Goodman). News-Net is trying to get big ratings by exploiting the three T's: tits, tots and tears. Group of Pakistani orphans are denied entrance to the state of Idaho by the governor who wishes to exploit anti-immigration feelings for political advantage. The governor has a Mexican mistress Christina (Elizabeth Pena) who is a News-Net reporter. News-Net sees a ratings bonanza. 170663 1999 Second Coming M News Cameraman (Matt Bellner). 170664 2007 Second Coming M Photographer (Matthew Nelson). 170665 1998 Second Coming Attractions N Prill, David Film Columnist Leviticus Speck's movie column for Christian Bus Driver magazine has been dumped and the magazine's editor has taken on a new assistant, fresh college graduate Nicholas Puckett who's written a novel worth turning into an inspirational film. Leviticus reads "The Fetal Detective. His father owns Good Samaritan Films, which is losing ground to newcomer Blood of the Lamb Films and it's crudely made anti-abortion. Leviticus tries to fool Nick into thinking he will produce his script so Nick won't go to the competition. 170666 1974 Second Coming of Suzanne, The M DVD 1644 (Sync a bit off) Columnist and TV Commentator Jackson Sinclair (Gene Barry). Syndicated right-wing columnist and media owner is captivated by Suzanne, a pure, sweet "flower child" with a radical life-style. First seen on a plane, with cigar in mouth, typing. Seen on TV program. Always with a cigar. Tells about his poor life and future success. "My column is syndicated in 473 cities. I write my own editorials on network television. I own two newspapers and three TV stations." Documentary interviews throughout. Newspaper stories and headlines. Sinclair is confused: Reads his column and hates it. His chauffeur takes him on a wild limousine ride and leaves him. Meets Suzanne on a boat. Reporter (Scott Beach). Reporter (Martin Millard). Reporter (Tom Winston). Cameraman (Rudy Lavalle). Soundman (David Moody). 170667 2003 Second Coming, The MT News Media. Female Reporter (Jennifer Hennessey). Chinese Newscaster (Cheuk Li). Indian Newsreader (Jagtar Singh). American Newsreader (Doug Cockle) 170668 1952 Second Face, The N Ayme, Marcel Press 170669 1939 Second Fiddle (aka Irving Berlin's Second Fiddle) M Reporter Jimmy Sutton (Tyrone Power) becomes an ambitious press agent, publicity chief for a movie studio, Consolidated Pictures. He discovers a Minnesota skating teacher and takes her to Hollywood. Abbott the Editor (Purnell Pratt). Photographer (Harold Goodwin). Announcer (John Hiestand) 170670 1591 Second Frutes ER COPY Florio, John News. Work of topical journalism. Discourse on Newes and court. 170671 1978 Second Generation N OWN - H (Two Copies) Fast, Howard Journalist Barbara Lavette, tall and beautiful, becomes a journalist and goes to Paris, involved in the Spanish Civil War, has a brush with Nazism in Berlin and witnesses firsthand some of the squalor of India. 170672 1973 Second Gun, The DT Documentary. Host-Interviewer (Theodore Charach). 170673 1993 Second Half, The: T SV 227, SV 234 Episodes. Series 9-7-1993 to 4-12-1994. Sports Columnist for the Chicago Daily Post. Old Sports' Friend. 170674 1993 Second Half, The: Gym, The T SV 243 (Excerpts) Episode #10. 12-14-93. Sports Columnist for the Chicago Daily Post 170675 1993 Second Half, The: It's My Party T SV 243 (Excerpts) Episode #9. 12-7-1993 Sports Columnist for the Chicago Daily Post. Ankle is broken. 170676 1993 Second Half, The: Pilot T SV 221 Episode #1. Series 9-7-1993 to 4-12-1994. Sports Columnist for the Chicago Daily Post 170677 1937 Second Honeymoon M SVD 960 Powers Reporters (Robert Kellard, Lon Chaney Jr., Robert Lowery, Charles Tannen, Arthur Rankin, Fred Kelsey) 170678 2006 Second in Command M News Media. Hotel Journalist #1 (Lucian Ciurariu). Hotel Journalist #2 (Doru Dumitrescu). Hotel Journalist #3 (Rogin Constantin). 170679 2007 Second Life Herald: Virtual Tabloid That Witnessed the Dawn of the Metaverse, The D Ludlow Peter and Mark Wallace Journalist Peter Ludlow is a virtual journalist who was banned from The Sims Online for being a bit too good at hi job -- for reporting in his virtual tabloid, The Alphaville Herald, on the cyber-brothels, crime and strong-arm tactics that had become rife in the game. When the New York Times, the BBC, CNN and other news media outlets covered the story, users all over the Internet called the banning censorship. Seeking a new virtual home, Ludlow moved the Herald to another virtual world -- the powerful online environment of Second Life Herald. Now, Ludlow and his colleague Mark Wallace take us behind the scenes of the “Herald” as they report on the emergence of a fascinating universe of virtual spaces that will become the next generation of the World Wide Web: a 3-D environment that provides richer, more expressive interactions than the Web we know today. In 1992, Science Fiction Writer Neal Stephenson imagined “the Metaverse,” a virtual space that we would enter via the Internet and in which we would conduct important parts of our daily lives. According to Ludlow and Wallace, that future is coming sooner than we think. They chronicle its chaotic, exhilarating, frightening birth, including the issue that the mainstream media often ignore: conflicts across the client-server divide over who should write the laws governing virtual worlds. How a virtual journalist in the virtual world of online gaming landed on the real-world front page of The New York Times and how his virtual newspaper chronicled the emergency of the next generation of the World Wide Web. 170680 2002 Second Mile, The N Benrey, Ron and Janet Reporter David Friendly launches a hostile investigative expose an executive recruiting business whose latest lucrative placement committed suicide. 170681 1986 Second Nature NR OWN - P Roberts, Nora Reporter for Celebrity magazine Lee Radcliffe 170682 1950 Second Oldest Profession, The T Philco Television Playhouse Journalism 170683 1950 Second Oldest Profession, The N OWN - P Sylvester, Robert Reporter Ned Gorse on the New York Globe. Succumbs to material gain and achieves success but at a terrible price. New York newspaper life with the usual domineering boss-man publisher. Hard-boiled but sentimental reporter turned editor. Stock characters. 170684 1999 Second Opinion N Rogers, Evelyn Sports Reporter Sam Blake meets a woman who has just obtained a bitter divorce at a hotel bar. They get a room and share a night of bliss. Then the woman vanishes. He knows he has met the woman of his dreams but he doesn't even know her name. He then discovers she is his friend's ex-wife and has reason to hate him. 170685 1681 Second Part of Absalom and Achitophel, The PO USC Dryden, John-Nahum Tate News 170686 1999 Second Sight MT News Media. 1st Reporter (Sharon McKevitt). 2nd Reporter (Paul Ryan). 3rd Reporter (Freddie Stuart). 4th Reporter (Diane Howse) 170687 1989 Second Sight M News Media. TV Anchorwoman (Odetta Rogers). TV Anchor Man (Jack Hynes). Reporter #1 (Joanna Rhinehart). Reporter #2 (Eugene Boles). Reporter #3 (Barry Nolan). Reporter #4 (Ken Baltin). 170688 1998 Second Sight NM Amos, Beth TV Investigative Reporter Marlie Kaplan was blinded in explosion that leaves her colleague dead. She was an acclaimed investigative journalist headed for stardom until the story she was working on undercover went terribly wrong. She undergoes experimental surgery to restore her sight and makes a startling discovery -- not only can she see again but she can perceive hidden motivations. Implanted with experimental computer chip that allows her to see energy field. Energy field color ranges from evil black to passionate red that surrounds everyone and reveals their hidden emotions. Eager to jump-start her career, she lands exclusive interview with charming yet enigmatic politician. Colleague is murdered. She's the only witness and realizes the crime could have been committed by any of the three men in her life. She is forced to rely on her extra sense to find the guilty party. This newfound paranormal ability may not be enough to save her from ruthless individuals who will stop at nothing to see her dead. 170689 2000 Second Sight Hide and Seek MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Chris Cooke). Reporter #2 (Eugene Walker). Reporter #3 (Noel White). 1st Photographer (Liam Noble). 170690 2000 Second Sight: Kingdom of the Blind MT News Media. News Reporter (Constance Barrie). 170691 2000 Second Sight: Parasomnia MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Chris Cooke). Reporter #2 (Eugene Walker). Reporter #3 (Nicholas Lizzard). 170692 1959 Second Spring SM MLPL Mathieson, Theodore In "Alfred Hitchcock's Tales To Make Your Hair Stand on End." Reporter-Narrator from the Express. Finds murderess' diary. Based articles on it and gave it to the defense. Becomes literary editor for the Los Angeles Gazette. Revisits the case and gets another story. 170693 2002 Second String MT Reporter (Natalie Charles). 170694 1996 Second Time Around N Hardy, James Earl Weinberg List Journalist 170695 2003 Second Time Around, The N Clark, Mary Higgins Journalist Carley DeCarlo tries to get the story behind a scandal -- developer of a cancer vaccine seems to have died in a plane crash just before reports emerge that he was an embezzler peddling a false cure. Title refers to a new love in the divorced reporter's life. 170696 1961 Second Time Around, The M DVD -R HQ 6637, 6638. Editor (Jack Orrison) 170697 1984 Second Time Lucky M Interviewer (Bob Parker) 170698 1969 Second Transcontinental Nation, A: 1872 M Commentator (J. Frank Willis) 170699 1976 Second War of the Worlds NSF Strugatsky, Arkady News Media. Martians are back prepared for bacteria and with human allies. 170700 2008 Second Wind N Francis, Dick TV Reporter-Weatherman Perry Stuart is on a plane flying in the eye of a hurricane and crashes in the Caribbean. He discovers an island of uranium smugglers, a find that puts his life in danger. The TV weatherman was taking a hurricane-chasing ride in a small airplane as a holiday diversion. But a frightening accident teaches him more secrets than wind speeds. And back home in England, he faces threats and danger as deadly as anything nature can dish out. Perry Stuart, a young Englishman who is smart, self-effacing although very good at his job, police and thoroughly decent, is a well-known TV weatherman for the BBC who was orphaned as a child and raised by his beloved, now crippled grandmother who remains tartly sensible (”If you can’t fix it, think about something else”). Joining fellow BBC Weatherman Kris Ironside on a flying jaunt into the eye of a Caribbean hurricane, Perry survives when the plane crashes and washes up on a tiny, apparently abandoned island where the houses were destroyed by the hurricane. In a hut, he stumbles across a safe containing a mysterious file folder where contents he cannot decipher. After a crew wearing radiation-protection suits arrive by air to rescue him, Perry’s troubles are only beginning, as he slowly becomes aware of a sinister scheme in which well-off people are brokering enriched uranium to foreign nogoodnicks. Among the cast are mushroom mogul Robin Darcy and his flashy American wife, two old SIS spooks -- think of an aging James Bond and a tottery M -- and a beautiful nurse who is Perry’s circumspect love interest. Perry continues to encounter danger: the sabotage of another plane he’s on, threats by a muscle-bound thug in Grand Cayman. 170701 1968 Second Window, The NM OWN - H Maugham, Robin Journalist. Manuscript of a dead journalist who had been world famous in his day. Journal contains four episodes in the man's life that are not favorable to the deceased. 170702 1930 Second-Floor Mystery, The M Press 170703 1966 Seconde verite, La MF Italy. France. Radio. Le radio reporter (Pierre-Louis). 170704 2007 Seconds from Disaster: Tornado Outbreak DT Photographer (Johnny Rock). 170705 2002 Seconds to Spare MT Newscaster (Hugh Riminton). Deadly assassin hijacks a passenger train and threatens to detonate a deadly can of poison that can wipe out an entire city. 170706 1936 Secret Agent M L Newspaper. Edgar Brodie (John Gielgud) confronts superior and demands explanation of newspaper article that tells of his death 170707 2000 Secret Agent Man: Elders, The T Episode #6. 5-26-2000 News Media. TV Reporter (Jonathan Walker). Reporter (Kristina Matisic). 170708 2000 Secret Agent Man: Uncle S.A.M. T Episode #9. 7-7-2000 Photographer (Sean Day Michael). 170709 1942 Secret Agent of Japan M Radio Announcer (Don Forbes) 170710 1934 Secret Agent X SS Chadwick, Paul 1934-1939 Journalist Betty Dale, Secret Agent X's spunky girlfriend. She knew him in his identify of journalist "A.J. Martin." She's the only person to see his real face and is the Woman Who Must Be Rescued. Betty Dale is said to be related to Planet reporter Lois Lane. She interned as a reporter and worked a crime beat in the mid-to-late 1930s. 170711 1990 Secret Anniversaries N Spencer, Scott Reporter Joe Rose, earnest undercover reporter revealing the moral repugnance of the America First propaganda movement during World War II. 170712 1977 Secret Army: What Did You Do in the War, Daddy? T Episode #43. Interviewers (John Bown, Brian Jackson, David Strong). 170713 2009 Secret Between Us, A N Poliquin, Daniel. Translator Donald Winkler Journalist Lusignan sets off for the Great War in the fall of 1914 having already survived a Catholic childhood and a career as a disgraced author and journalist. But shortly before departing for Europe, he has an encounter with his fellow officer that proves to be the defining moment in his life. Lusignan returns from the war a broken man, kept alive by a convoluted plan to reconnect with the officer by shadowing his old flame. 170714 1935 Secret Bride M Reporter (Nick Copeland). Reporter (Lester Dorr). Jack Daniels, Reporter (Thomas E. Jackson). Radio Announcer (Bill Ray) 170715 1931 Secret Call, The M Ness Book Reporter for The Bulletin Bert Benedict (Ned Sparks). Variety, 7/14/31: "Sparks plays a smart aleck reporter, the sort of guy who would write a humorous preface to Les Miserables." 170716 1942 Secret Code, The M Reporter Jean Ashley (Anne Nagel) involved in sabotage. Reporter Bill (James Millican - Chapter 1). Newscaster (Ken Carpenter (Chapter 6). Messenger (Joe Caits). Newsboy (Bobby Stone - Chapter 1). 170717 1944 Secret Command M DVD -R HQ 7924, 7925. Former Correspondent Sam Gallagher (Pat O'Brien) 170718 1992 Secret Defector, The N OWN - H Sigal, Clancy Advice columnist Sarah. Photographer (Don McCullin). 170719 2009 Secret Diary of a Call Girl: T DVD -R HQ 10949 Episode #16. 3-8-2009. Finale of second season. TV Talk Show. Hannah tries to be a normal girl but when Stephanie calls up for one tempting final offer, she takes it. It turns out it’s Alex who made the request to see if Hannah would show up. She does and the relationship is over. So Belle decides to write a book, which becomes a best-seller. Belle-Hannah appears on a TV Talk Show hawking her book and assuring the audience she is not about to give up being a call-girl. 170720 2009 Secret Diary of a Call Girl: T DVD -R HQ 10785 Episode #9. 1-18-2009 Journalist Kai Felton (Christopher Coghill) of News Today attempts to blackmail Belle, the call girl, after she is being spotted on the arm of a politician. He tells her his editor is coming out with an article about the scandal. Headline: “MP Caught With Prostitute.” But the prostitute turns out not to be Belle. 170721 2010 Secret Diary of a Call Girl: Belle Hires a Male Escort for Research T DVD -R HQ 11848 Episode #7. 3-15-2010 Writer Belle hires a male escort for research, but feels guilty. Belle wonders what it is like to be a client herself and books a male escort. 170722 2010 Secret Diary of a Call Girl: Belle Must Make a Decision T DVD -R HQ 11827 Episode #6. 3-8-2010 Writer Belle has a meeting with Publisher Duncan and the meeting goes badly forcing her to make a decision. 170723 2010 Secret Diary of a Call Girl: Billie and the Real Belle Bare All T DVD -R HQ 11745 Episode. Preview Season 2. 1-25-2010 Writer Belle is interviewed by the actor who plays her, Billie Piper. 170724 2010 Secret Diary of a Call Girl: Episode 1 T DVD -R HQ 11767 Episode #1. 2-1-2010 News Media cover Hannah’s new book on Belle’s story, which becomes the hottest book in the United Kingdom. 170725 2010 Secret Diary of a Call Girl: Episode 2 T DVD -R HQ 11785 Episode #2. 2-8-2010 Writer Belle works on her second book. Book publisher Duncan. Hannah’s sister shows up and the two soon fight over Ben. 170726 2010 Secret Diary of a Call Girl: Episode 3 T Episode #3. 2-15-2010 Writer Belle works on her second book. Belle follows her Publisher Duncan’s advice and finds herself in a difficult situation. Bambi meets Byron again. Tension between Belle and Duncan increases. Jackie wants her sister to accept her relationship. Bambi ignores Belle’s warnings. 170727 2010 Secret Diary of a Call Girl: Episode 4: Belle counsels Ben T DVD -R HQ 11804 Episode #4. 2-22-2010 Writer Belle works on her second book. Belle follows her Publisher Duncan’s advice and finds herself in a difficult situation. Belle counsels Ben about his failing relationship and Bambi about her client romance. 170728 2010 Secret Diary of a Call Girl: Episode 5: T DVD -R HQ 11821 Episode #5. 2-26-2010 Writer Belle tries to work out her professional relationship with Duncan despite the fact they slept together. When Bambi finds her luck with Bryon, Hannah questions her personal life. 170729 2010 Secret Diary of a Call Girl: Secret Tryst is Revealed T DVD -R HQ 11848 Episode #8. 3-15-2010 Writer Belle attends Bambi’s wedding. A secret tryst is revealed. Bean reveals his true feelings. On Bambi’s wedding day, she has shocking news for Hannah (Belle)O, which makes her reconsider everything. 170730 2001 Secret Fantasy (Fantasies Inc.) NR Phillips, Carly Harlequin Temptation Reporter Doug Houston’s fantasy is to become part of Juliette Stanton’s fantasy. Along the way, he hopes to uncover the real reason she fled her wedding and reestablish his credibility as a reporter after a bad lead wreaks havoc with his professional integrity. Juliette Stanton, aka Runaway Bride, is desperate to find some peace and quiet. Away from the media newshounds that smell the scent of scandal and will stop at nothing to ferret out the truth behind the run from a marriage to an influential politician. Little did she know that the dark-haired charmer selected to play the key role in her fantasy was only after one thing: her story. But as Doug gets to know Juliette better, he realizes there is more to life than “a story.” And along the way, both learn to follow their hearts. 170731 1962 Secret File: Hollywood M VHS 861 Lewis, Jack (Screenplay) AFI-Magazines/Announcers. Ness Book Tabloid Magazine Editor Nan Torr (Francine York) hires detective as a photographer on her scandal magazine. After blackmailing director over pictures taken of him with a starlet, editor still publishes photos causing director's wife to commit suicide. Detective goes to work for police to uncover head of magazine who is behind the blackmail ring. Editor and her associate Hap Grogan (Syd Mason) are killed before detective discovers leader of blackmailing racket is a Radio News Reporter. 170732 1939 Secret Four, The (aka Four Just Men, The) M Wallace, Edgar (Novel). Angus MacPhail, Sergei Nolbandov and Ronald Pertwee (Screenplay) Great Britain - Ness Book Reporter Ann Lodge (Anna Lee) falls in love with one of the Secret Four, spies who try to stop foreign agitators. She nearly undermines their efforts because she doesn't know what they do and thinks her lover is a criminal. 170733 1940 Secret Front N Gallico, Paul Press 170734 2002 Secret History of Modernism N Stead, C.K. Journalist Friedrich Goldstein of Sydney is a married Jewish journalist with whom a young woman has an affair. Goldstein is a Holocaust survivor. She runs from him knowing he will come to London. She waits for him researching the great writers of the time in a research project she names, "The Secret History of Modernism." 170735 1705 Secret History of Queen Zarah, and the Zarazians, The; Being a Looking-glass for in the Kingdom of Albigion N COPY Manley, Mary Delariviere In "Novels of Mary Delariviere Manley, The." Critics. Characters based on real people. Claims to be a translation. 170736 1727 Secret History of the Present Intrigues of the Court of Caramania, The N USC Haywood, Eliza, Mrs. Press 170737 1917 Secret House, The N Wallace, Edgar Journalist Frank Doughton of the Evening Times. Editor of scandalous periodical, “The Gossip’s Corner.” The publication is run by a supposed blackmailer whose identity has baffled the police, until T.B. Smith, a singularly acute Assistant Commissioner gradually tracks the journalist to the Secret House. Doughton: “Chief in yet?” he inquired of Jamieson, the news editor, who looked up in astonishment at his entrance, and then at the clock. “No, he’s not down yet. You’ve broken your record.”Frank nodded.”I’ve got to get away early.” Tossing his hat upon his desk, he sat down and went methodically through his papers. He unfolded his Times, his mind intent upon the problem of the missing millionaire...the first paper under his hand was an early edition of a rival evening journal.” Readers took a certain malicious joy in reading its scandalous paragraphs. “It is my business to know something about everybody,” said the editor. “By the way, you may call me Mr. Brown and if at times I may seem absent-minded when I am so addressed you must excuse me, because it is not my name.” He hires Poltavo as his assistant to do all of the work in the office. “Obviously then Gossip’s Corner served Mr. Brown in some other way than as a vehicle for scandal....” Poltavo becomes acting editor. Mr. Brown conducts his business independently of Poltavo. Poltavo realizes what Mr. Brown is doing and asks for a raise and a title, Count Poltavo. Frank Doughton is asked to marry Gregory Farrington’s niece within the week so she can inherit his money. Poltavo kidnaps the newspaper reporter who escapes. Frank and Doris marry as instructed. Gregory Farrington, a rich patron of society, is the true villain. He kills Poltavo and now tries to kill T.B. Smith before he is exposed and killed. 170738 2004 Secret Identity NJ Van Draanen, Wendelin. Brian Biggs (Illustrator) School Reporter Nolan Byrd is a puny math genius who can't keep his shoes tied. When Mr. Green asks the class to become reporters, Nolan decides to write an expose -- on Alvin "Bubba" Bixby, a hulking bully with knuckles of steel and hideous breath. Bubba has been the bane of Nolan's existence for five long years. He doesn't want to sign his name to the expose (that would be suicidal). So he creates a secret identity for himself -- on the Internet. "Byrd-the-Nerd" Byrd installs digital camera in his backpack to catch Bubba in the act and posts incriminating photos on secretly created Web site. 170739 1988 Secret Identity of Jack the Ripper, The MT Reporter-Narrator Jan Leeming. Host Peter Ustinov. 170740 2009 Secret Keeper, The N Harris, Paul British Journalist Danny Kellerman was given the opportunity of a lifetime four years ago: covering the political crisis in Sierra Leone as a war correspondent. While in Freetown he begins a passionate love affair with a beautiful American woman who helps run an orphanage for ex-child soldiers. But Kellerman can’t sake the feeling that the woman is hiding something from him, and as the crisis escalates, Danny has no choice but to leave. He boards a helicopter out of Freetown and never turns back -- until four years later when, with a new relationship and a new life in London, Danny receives a mysterious, urgent letter from the woman. She’s in trouble and needs his help. But the letter is dated three weeks earlier, and it’s already too late. Danny learns that she was murdered in a roadside robbery. Haunted and heartbroken, Danny leaves London and returns to Freetown. Although there is now peace in Sierra Leone, corruption is rampant and every promising lead is a dead end. But with the help of old friends and contacts, Danny uncovers a string of secrets that sheds a shocking light on the woman he thought he knew -- and reveals a hidden truth that could destroy those in power. Trapped in the heart of a dangerous nation where he can trust no one, Danny is forced to choose between his journalistic integrity and the devastating consequences of speaking the truth. 170741 1988 Secret Kills N OWN - H Beechcroft, William Crime Reporter Dan Forrest writes for NewsLeak, tabloid. Columnist named Corkie Brion. 170742 1960 Secret Kingdom, The MT UK. Miniseries Journalist (Trevor Bannister). Journalist (Edward Brooks). Journalist (Barry Steele). Photographer (Ken Parry). Newsboy (Richard Greenford). 170743 1968 Secret Life of an American Wife, The M DVD -R HQ 8124, 8125. PR - AFI-Public Relations Public Relations Practitioner Tommy Layton (Patrick O'Neal). The New York press agent's neglected wife poses as a call girl for his movie-star client. The actor had found his "press guy" when he was "a third string drama reporter." Journalist (Scott Avery). Journalist (Scott Avery). 170744 1994 Secret Life of Houses, The M Anchorman (Matthew Flint). 170745 1990 Secret Life of Ian Fleming, The M SVDSP 558 British Reporter-turned-intelligence agent who created James Bond. Early adventures. Editor (Roger Davidson). Reuters Editor (Colin Welland). 170746 1961 Secret Life of James Thurber, The T June Allyson Show Journalist-Writer James Thurber 170747 1959 Secret Life of John Monroe, The T Magazine Writer John Monroe (Arthur O'Connell), a magazine writer who lives in two worlds, the real one and an animated world 170748 1988 Secret Life of Kathy McCormick, The MT Photographer (John Fleck). 170749 2007 Secret Life of Lady Gabriella, The NR Fielding, Liz Harlequin Romance #3951 Editor at Milady Magazine thinks Lady Gabriella March is the perfect domestic goddess. In truth, the lady is simply Ellie March, cleaner and aspiring writer, who uses the beautiful mansion she is house-sitting to inspire her. When the owner of the house returns unexpectedly, Ellie’s fledgling writing career is threatened. But even more dangerous is the man himself. Gorgeous Dr. Benedict Faulkner is quite the opposite of the aging academic she imagined, and soon it is her heart and not just her secret that is exposed. 170750 2002 Secret Life of the "The Secret Life Of Us," The DT Making of Australian TV series, "The Secret Life Of Us." Interviewers Samuel Johnson, Abi Tucker, Deborah Mailman, Michael Dorman. Editors Peter Carrodus, Dennis Haratzis. 170751 2008 Secret Life of the American Teenager, The T Episode #4. 7-22-2008 TV Reporter (Keith Pillow). 170752 2003 Secret Life of Us, The: Let the Burning Begin T Episode #64. 7-27-2003 Newsreader (Mignon Henne). Publishing Assistant (Melissa Kotsos). 170753 1947 Secret Life of Walter Mitty, The M DVD -R HQ 4243, 4244 Art Editor (Sam Ash). Photographer (Jack Gargan). 170754 2005 Secret Lives of Fortunate Wives, The N Strohmeyer, Sarah Reporter Claire Stark may have once braved battle-ravaged Bosnia, but nothing could prepare her for warfare among the wealthy in Hunting Hills, Ohio, where she and her bookish stockbroker husband, John Harding, move after their whirlwind romance. The ravishing but socially awkward redhead from West Virginia must learn to navigate a landscape populated by 21st-century Stepford wives who think nothing of slipping between the sheets with the husbands of their best friends. 170755 2009 Secret Love N Jackson, Brenda Paparazzi and the News Media want to know everything about the Texas ranch owner who has a secret romance with celebrity actress Diamond Swain who was just looking for a peaceful place to hide out from the news-hungry paparazzi -- a place like Whispering Pines. From the moment she arrives at the remote Texas ranch, Diamond finds herself at odds with its rugged owner Jake Madaris -- a man who challenges her to care about more than making it to the top. Jake doesn’t have time to baby sit some Hollywood star. Then he comes face-to-face with beautiful, compassionate Diamond and is drawn into a whirlwind, secret romance. But is what he shares with her strong enough to overcome the media’s prying eyes? Together Jake and Diamond must discover what’s truly important -- if they’re to claim a love that last a lifetime. 170756 1953 Secret Master, The (Great Wash, The) N Kersh, Gerald Press 170757 2006 Secret Memoirs of Jacqueline Kennedy Onasis: A Novel T Francisco, Ruth Paparazzi constantly pursue the first lady. 170758 1992 Secret Nation M TV Newscaster (Ken Lawton). Reporter (Edward Riche). Radio Interviewer (Peter Miller). Telegram Editor (Ray Guy). 170759 1997 Secret Obsession N Berry, Charlene TV Reporter Allysse Dobson is at the height of her career and can't believe she's assigned to dog the footsteps of Hollywood's mega-producer. The ace broadcast journalist doesn't care that the man is ultra-handsome and super rich. To Dobson, he's keeping her away from serious journalism. Despite the long, sexy looks he gives her, Hobston sticks diligently to her number one career rule -- never mix business with pleasure. She does give in to one kiss. The producer is determined to have her. He blows it and then discovers Hobson's new man is his life-long enemy, an enemy who doesn't even know he is alive. 170760 1961 Secret of Deep Harbor M DVD -R HQ 6617, 6618 Miller, Max (Book - "I Cover the Waterfront"). Owen Harris, Wells Root (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book. Remake of 1933 film, "I Cover the Waterfront." Crime Reporter Skip Hanlon (Ron Foster) exposes criminal connections of his lover's father. Villains trying to smuggle a mobster out of the country. Fisherman hired to carry out operation. Mobster is killed by another gangster once ship is out of port. Reporter, who is in love with fisherman's daughter, connects the fisherman to the murder. She breaks up with reporter because she thinks he played up to her to trap her father. Plans to take father to Mexico. Following fight in warehouse with reporter, fisherman is killed. Reporter and daughter are reunited. 170761 1872 Secret of Dr. Livingstone's Continued Voluntary Exile, The SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Collected Tales, Sketches, Speeches & Essays, 1852-1890." Parody Correspondent Stanley.. Sketch based on correspondent of Herald Expedition in search of Dr. Livingstone. Written by the interpreter to the Expedition, Ujijiji Unyembembe, July 20, 1872 170762 1958 Secret of Gumley Abbey, The SS MLPL Standish, Robert In "Saturday Evening Post Stories 1958." Newspaperman Bob narrates 170763 2008 Secret of Lucianne Dove, The N Smith, Roberta Reporter Mickey McCoy, a crusty newspaperman, comes to Virginia City a century and a quarter after Lucianne Dove was there, a bride with a past that would eventually destroy her. Officially McCoy has been sent by his boss to do a fluff piece, but the reporter has come for reasons of his own. Curious coincidences have convinced him that something important will take place: something that will free him from a painful past. So what happens when Lucianne’s spirit makes contact? Mickey begins a quest to find out who she is and what she wants. And when he succeeds, there are far-reaching consequences. Two souls from two different eras seeking to transform their legacies makes for a paranormal tale with a heart, a soul and a message of forgiveness. 170764 2001 Secret of Spandau, The N Lovesey, Peter Berlin Correspondent Red Goodbody, a newshound with courage and panache, is able to get close enough to the prisoner to unravel the mysteries of Spandau Prison. The prison turns out to be Rudolf Hess, a Nazi with a dangerous tale to tell. 170765 1933 Secret of the Blue Room M Philippi, Erich (Story). William Hurlbut (Screenplay) Missing Guest, The Reporter Frank Faber (Onslow Stevens), one of three suitors for a woman's hand, agrees to spend a night in the blue room of a castle and the reporter is killed. 170766 1921 Secret of the Hills M Garrett, William (Novel). E. Maganus Ingleton (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Correspondent Guy Fenton (Antonio Moreno) who gets lost in the fog and stumbles into a house where a crime has taken place. Historian who discovers a code leading to the crown jewels of King James III of Scotland is killed by gang of international crooks. Correspondent, who works for an American News Service in London, gets the wrong overcoat, which has a map leading to the treasure. With the help of another man he finds the treasure and clears himself of a frame-up. Variety, 11/4/21: Although he "is supposed to be an American correspondent for an American news service in London he is never without high hat and stick." 170767 1934 Secret of the Loch, The M Bristow, Billie, Charles Bennett (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jimmy Andrews (Frederick Peisley), brash your journalist for the Daily Sun tries to get a story on the Loch Ness monster. Crashes a private meeting of scientists, convinces his editor to let him go to the loch to investigate. Given one week to get the story. Finds the local inn filled with other reporters. Climbs up the side of the scientist's house and is thrown out. Told he is fired unless he gets an exclusive interview with the monster itself as well as photographs. Reporter encounters the monster, survives and his fellow newsmen apparently get shots of the creature when it briefly surfaces. Reporter (Robb Wilton). 170768 1970 Secret of the Sacred Forest, The M Copeland, William (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapermen - Ness Book Correspondent Chris Carpenter (Michael Parsons) reported lost in an airplane crash in a Philippine jungle while trying to expose a drug ring. His teenage brother tries to locate him after secretly entering the country. Native boy and reporter's secretary help the brother. Pursued by double agent, a black marketer, an American embassy attaché and headhunters. When the finally locates his brother, he discovers the newspaperman planted the story of his own death so he could infiltrate the drug ring. 170769 1960 Secret of the Telegian, The (Denso Ningen) aka Telegian, The. M Sckizawa, Shinichi (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters - Japan. Ness Book Science Reporter Kirioka (Koji Tsurata) of the Toho News investigates murders of former soldiers involved in secret experiments with teleportation in Japan, 1945. Soldiers attempted to murder Army corporal and doctor to get gold used in experiments. Journalist gets onto the story when he investigates stabbing of man in amusement park. Reporter initially hassled by the police. Detective discovers they are old school chums and join forces with reporter. Assisted by woman. She works for firm supplying materials for scientific research. Corporal and doctor survived. Corporal using teleportation device created by doctor to commit murders. Reporter's methods include disguising himself as electrical engineer. Corporal killed when he tries to escape in teleporter after committing murder. Volcano destroys master controls for device and killer is zapped into unknown. 170770 1946 Secret of the Whistler, The M DVD -R HQ 9528, 9527 Columnist 170771 1938 Secret of Treasure Island, The M Hubbard, Ron L. (Story). Elmer Cllifton (Screenplay) Reporter Larry Kent (Don Terry), hard-nosed reporter assigned by editor to investigative disappearance of fellow reporter. Newspaper Editor at Meeting (Joseph W. Girard - Chapter 1). 170772 1989 Secret Orders N OWN - P Jeffers, H. Paul Journalist Alexander Somerfield, ex-CIA operative 170773 1992 Secret Passion of Robert Clayton, The MT TV Newsman 1 (Joe Washington). TV Newsman 2 (Terry Loughlin). Woman Reporter (Emily Woodward). Burly Newsman (Dan Chandler). George Reporter 1 (John Burton). Georgia Reporter 2 (Melanie Ramsey). Georgia Reporter 3 (Tim Powell). Georgia Reporter 4 (Kathy Payne). Georgia Reporter 5 (Jen Harper). Georgia Reporter 6 (Geoff McKnight). NY Reporter 1 (Tom Nowicki). NY Reporter 2 (Jeffrey Lowery). 170774 2003 Secret Santa MT DVD -R HQ 10629, 10630. SVD 1493 Investigative Reporter Rebecca Chandler (Jennie Garth) of the Indianapolis Tribune. Editor Scotty (Cody Fleetwood). A young journalist learns the true meaning of Christmas while trying to uncover the identity of a mysterious philanthropist. 170775 2003 Secret Santa: Novel, A NR Miller, Robert Tate and Beth Poison Reporter Rebecca Chandler of the Indianapolis Sentinel has just been dumped by her boyfriend at Christmas. She reluctantly accepts her editor's assignment to travel to nearby Hamden and cover story of Secret Santa, a benevolent stranger who appears mysteriously every Christmas Eve to bestow generous gift on someone less fortunate. But she has ideas of her own Instead of writing the life-affirming tearjerker the editor wants, she intends to write a hard-edged investigative piece unmasking the good Samaritan. Determined to uncover identity of holiday philanthropist, she quickly learns that things are not always as they appear and in the process of looking for Santa, she finds love, honor of sacrifice and the true meaning of Christmas. 170776 1943 Secret Service in Darkest Africa M Serial -- 10 chapters Correspondent/United Nations secret agent Janet Blake (Joan Marsh). American Newscaster (Norman Nesbittm Chapter 2). 170777 1996 Secret She Carried, The M DVD -R HQ 8613, 8614. (Credits 8615). Anchorwoman (Constance Jones). 170778 2005 Secret Sister, The NR Lowell, Elizabeth Fashion Journalist Christy McKenna is the smartest fashion writer in New York and she thought she had escaped her childhood in the impoverished rural West. Then came a call for help from the one person she could not refuse -- her sister, the internationally celebrated model known only as Jo. Jo’s plea draws Christy back to the magnificent mountains and mysterious red-rock canyons of the Four Corners country. But she’s too late -- Jo has disappeared. But Christy does find an unlikely ally in outlaw archaeologist Aaron Cain, and together they pursue Jo and a fabulous cache of ancient Indian artifacts worth millions. Christy and Cain clash at every turn, but their antagonism soon turns into partnership -- and blazing passion. 170779 1993 Secret Sisters, The N Maxwell, Ann E. Fashion Writer Christy McKenna in New York thought she had escaped her childhood in the impoverished rural West. Then came a call for help from the one person she could not refuse -- her sister, an internationally celebrated model known only as Jo. 170780 1931 Secret Six, The M DVD -R HQ 2265, 2258. SVDSP 606 Marion, Frances First Gable reporter role Reporters Hank Rogers (John Mack Brown) and Carl Luckner of the Tribune (Clark Gable), two crime reporters investigating rash of gangland killings 170781 2005 Secret Smile MT News Presenter (Ella Kenion). 170782 2000 Secret Society M TV Reporter (Rachel Fielding) 170783 1958 Secret Storm, The: TS Series. 9-3-1951 to 12-26-1986. CBS Reporter Joe Sullivan (James Broderick, 1960) went after heroine Susan Ames but she fought him off. He eventually became a priest after failing to win her over. 170784 1967 Secret Storm, The: TS Series. 9-3-1951 to 12-26-1986. CBS Reporter Frank Carver (Laurence Luckinbill, 1967-1968, Jack Ryland, 1971, Robert Loggia, 1972) worked for a newspaper and got involved with Susan Ames. When a demented war veteran was murdered, Susan became the top suspect but Carver helped clear her. 170785 1968 Secret Storm, The: TS Series. 9-3-1951 to 12-26-1986. CBS Newspaper entrepreneur Charlie Clemens (Jeffrey Lynn, 1967-1968) attempted to take over the local newspaper, The Herald. 170786 1927 Secret Studio, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 170787 1992 Secret Sun, The N Hiatt, Fred Reporter John Piper is a laid-back college dropout, working in Tokyo for a third-rate American newspaper 170788 1986 Secret Sunday, The MT Reporter (James Farenton) is a hard-edged news ace who probes four cops' involvement in the deaths of two party girls. City desk-drama. 170789 1966 Secret Swinger, The NM OWN - H Harrington, Alan Newspaperman George Pectin, 43-year-old newspaperman who loses his hold on life. 170790 2007 Secret Trial of Robert E. Lee, The N Fleming, Thomas Reporter Jeremiah O'Brien of the New York Tribune, a long-time protégé of Charles A. Dana, news mogul and now assistant Secretary of War, is the only reporter allowed to attend a secret Union military tribunal trying to convict Robert E. Lee of treason. His exclusive reports on this momentous event and the book he intends to write sill surely make his fortune. New York newspaper publisher Dana is embedded inside the War Department and is hopping mad, bent on punishing the rebel South for its perfidy. He expects his Irish flunky O'Brien to hop to the cause by whispering into a few well-placed Union ears, agitating for Confederate war hero Lee's arrest and trial for treason and then hanging him like a common criminal. O'Brien balks. Dana barks. As the trial proceedings, pitting the general against his accusers, O'Brien finds himself torn between his loyalty to Dana, his love for a beautiful Confederate spy and his growing respect and compassion for Lee himself. The young reporter is supposed to only be an observer, but, in the end, it is O'Brien who must evaluate the evidence -- and determine the true meaning of honor. 170791 1968 Secret War of Harry Frigg, The M AFI-Radio - PR Radio. General Homer Prentiss (James Gregory) of Army Public Relations 170792 1961 Secret Ways, The M Newsman. Michael Reynolds (Richard Widmark) poses as a newsman doing a travel series and penetrates behind the Iron Curtain 170793 1990 Secret Weapon MT Reporter (Roger Walker) of the Mirror 170794 1954 Secret Weapon of Joe Smith SS MLPL Wallace, Robert In "Prize Stories 1954: O'Henry Awards, The." From Harper's Magazine. Reporter Joe Smith was a gentle, quiet man, no more aggressive than a glass of stale water. He had begun his career at 20 as a reporter for a New York newspaper At 50 was still a reporter for the same newspaper, writing brief pale stories about the United Nations. Picked up the pieces from heavyweight reporters who covered the major stories. 170795 1998 Secret Wedding NR OWN - P Richmond, Emma Harlequin Romances 392 Photographer Gillan Hart gets involved with a sexy tycoon. 170796 2004 Secret Window M Photojournalist (Isbelle Champeau). 170797 2003 Secret World of Alex Mack: Cold Day in Paradise Valley T SVD 1393 Episode Reporter comes to do a story on the Mack family. Alex catches a cold that makes her powers go haywire 170798 1997 Secret, The MT News Media. News Reporter (Frances Weller). News Anchor (David Hains). 170799 1963 Secret, The (aka Secret of the Men on the Moon, The) SS Clarke, Arthur C. First published in This Week magazine, 8-11-1963. It was collected in “The Wind from the Sun.” Science Reporter Henry Cooper goes to the moon in 2017 to write a series of publicity articles for the U.N.S.A. space division. In this time the moon is scarcely inhabited by a small community consisting mostly of scientists, researchers, and their families. Although he was invited by the U.N.S.A. to provide favorable articles that might sway public opinion before the beginning of the budget deliberations, he finds that he is much less welcomed than he was on his last trip there. He begins to suspect that a secret is being kept from him, and becomes increasingly curious. A few days later he is being taken by his friend, the police commissioner, to a remote lab. In the lab he confronts one of the head scientists, who becomes convinced that the only way to keep the reporter silent is to bring him in on the secret. The secret, the scientist explains, is rather obvious when you come to think about it, and it’s a wonder human kind hasn’t thought of it in advance. On Earth, the human heart pumps, over several decades, many gallons of blood up stream. Gravity tucks and pulls on the organs and tissues. On the moon, however, everything is six times lighter than on earth. The erosion of gravity is six times weaker. Who knows, concludes the scientist, how many years that might add to the human life expectancy? The reporter is then confronted with the sheer numbers of earth’s population -- over ten billions huddled together with not enough food and not enough space. What will they do when they hear the the moon offers longevity? How could the moon support them? The story ends with the sounds of a baby monkey being born. 170800 2002 Secretary M TV Reporter (Alison Tatlock) 170801 2002 Secreto de Esperanza, Un (aka Beautiful Secret, A) MF Mexico Reporter-Writer Esperanza Malagon (Kathy Jurado) who lives in a magic house. She befriends a 12-year-old boy and she tells him great stories of Mexican people of the 1940s. 170802 2003 Secreto del heroe, El TF Spain News Media.1st Journalist Mar Recio (Maruja Recio). 170803 2008 Secretos a voces M Spain. Short. Journalist (Melanie Martinez Beltran) 170804 1981 Secrets NM Smith, Michael Newspaperman Frank Montgomery and his family love their life in the placid suburb of Lake View. Members of the seven households on Horseshoe Drive form an extended family and like any family, they occasionally play practical jokes on each other. But the harmless pranks suddenly turn ugly, even obscene. Feelings become heated, alliances form. Brutal murder ends the life of the prime suspect. Montgomery digs deep into his neighbors' lives and discovers many motives for the murder. 170805 1992 Secrets M News Media. Reporter (Loraine Parry). TV Anchor (Christine Cattell) 170806 1971 Secrets M Interviewer (Peter Jeffries) 170807 1973 Secrets MT Commentator (Kenneth Wolstenholme). 170808 2006 Secrets of a Family Album N Dewar, Isla Journalist Lily is obsessively neat and writes about writers. She is asked to interview the enigmatic Rita Boothe, journalist, photographer, self-styled culinary expert and wit. Sitting in Boothe's living room, leafing through a book of photographs from the early seventies, Lily comes across a picture of a sexy young woman sitting in the back of a limousine swigging Jack Daniels. It's her mother, Mattie. Lily is intrigued by the woman she sees. 170809 2008 Secrets of a Hollywood Nurse M Reporter (Stacey Dash). 170810 1938 Secrets of a Nurse M Newspaper Vendor (Paul Dubov). 170811 1931 Secrets of a Secretary M Reporter (Joseph Crehan). 170812 2006 Secrets of a Small Town: Pilot T Episode #1. TV Reporter Bethany Steele (Angie Harmon) returns to her quiet hometown to investigate the murder of a high school cheerleader. Reporter #3 (Rey Herrera). 170813 1976 Secrets of a Superstud M PR Man (Jay Neill). 170814 2003 Secrets of Fenville M TV Anchor (Lori Irla - The News Anchor). 170815 1993 Secrets of Lake Success, The MT Miniseries Reporter #1 (Keith Sellon-Wright). 170816 2007 Secrets of My Hollywood Life N Calonita, Jen Publicist who is scheming and new and a slimy ex-boyfriend cause problems for Hollywood celebrity princess Kaitlin Burke who is loved by the media (again) and starring in a blockbuster movie by her all-time favorite director. 170817 1999 Secrets of Sadie Maynard, The N Anderson, Linda Photojournalist Memphis Maynard is a world renowned journalist who comes back to her childhood home in Yancey, West Virginia. She is not welcomed with open arms. She and her ex-lover, Tabloid Reporter Jake Bishop, a slimy media hound, are working separately as rivals to uncover the 1936 mystery surrounding the murder of a Memphis grandmother. Townspeople aren't talking to either of them wary of their town becoming the stuff of national headlines. They are especially protective of the main suspect, the wealthy grandson. All they'll talk about the frequent sightings of the grandmother's ghost. Maynard works diligently to solve the case before Bishop and his conniving ways solves the case. Bishop is writing a juicy expose about the sensational unsolved murder. Maynard wants to beat him to the punch. Maynard wonders if a spirit is guiding her to the answers or warning away from a long-dormant and now reawakened danger. 170818 2001 Secrets of San Simeon with Patricia Hearst DT DVD -R HQ 2825 Publisher William Randolph Hearst's California castle. Narrated by his great-granddaughter. 170819 1991 Secrets of Santa N Civardi, Annie. Clive Scurton (Illustrator) Reporter Percy Penguin of the South Polar Times interviews Santa Clause who reveals secrets about his reindeer, his red suit, creation and delivery of Christmas presents, and holiday preparations. In a series of newspaper articles, Percy Penguin, reporter for the South Polar Times, describes his trip to Santa City 170820 1970 Secrets of Sex M Photographer (Dorothy Grumbar) 170821 2003 Secrets of the City N Rolphe, Anne Weinberg List Journalist 170822 1995 Secrets of the Gathering Darkness: Sequel to Sedona Storm N Scott, Barbara and Carrie Younce News Media. Christine Delarosa has been kidnapped and her husband springs into action. News Photographer (Charles Williams). 170823 1942 Secrets of the Underground M Third in series of "Mr. District Attorney." Reporter Terry Parker (Virginia Grey) and the deputy district attorney are a couple investigating spies who are employing a dress shop as a front, even using corpses of their victims for a window display. Older Reporter (Eddie Kane). Younger Reporter (Joey Ray). Bradley the Reporter (Eddie Kane). Harrison the Reporter (Joey Ray). News Photographer (Charles Williams). Street Photographer (Herb Vigran). 170824 1978 Secrets of Three Hungry Wives MT Newscaster (Howard Culver) 170825 1932 Secrets of Wu Sin M Dickey, Basil (Story). William J. McGrath (Adaptation-Continuity). Betty Burbridge (Dialogue). Ness Book Editor of the Daily Tribune, Jim Manning (Grant Withers) is covering tong wars in Chinatown. Hires cub reporter Nona Gould (Lois Wilson) when he prevents her from committing suicide. Reporter Eddie Morgan (Eddie Boland). Reporter (Hal Price). Editor is eventually shot and wounded. Series of headlines wrap up the story. Editor and reporter marry. Copy Boy (Spec O'Donnell). "You've got to be hard-boiled in this business, Nona." "'All the news that is news.' That's been my policy ever since they stuck me in this office to give this rag some pep. And our circulation proves that it's a pretty good motto." 170826 2008 Secrets, Greed, and Radio Waves N Nelson, Sidney G. Reporter Betsy Herron wrote articles detailing current energy and environmental problems. A social studies teacher begins investigating the new tribulations influencing both America and its democratic system. He starts his research at the Centerville Central Library where he soon discovers Herron’s articles. He eventually learns several secrets and discovers how radio waves can not only illegally corrupt elections, but also can be a solution to the nation’s energy crisis and the world’s global warming dilemma. He contacts Reporter Herron for her input, and she schedules a meeting with two senators firmly embroiled in the battle to solve the country’s energy troubles. With this first step, Herron begins doing her part to assist the teacher in delivering his important message to the world. Only time will tell if a newspaper reporter and a social studies teacher will be able to win the global fight between greed and common sense. 170827 2008 Secrets: Velvet Seduction NR Luna, Sabrina Reporter Lance Arden comes to town to interview a sexy phone actress causing this small town girl a problem -- her former boyfriend. 170828 1959 Security Risk T Armstrong Circle Theatre -11-25-59 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 170829 1994 Sedona Storm N Scott, Barbara and Carrie Younce Reporter Christine McKay has spent a lifetime honing her skills as a report and becoming an authority on the occult and New Age. 170830 2009 Seduce Me in Shadow NSF Black, Shayla #2 Brethren Paranormal Series. Tabloid Reporter Sydney Blair, a firecracker, sizzling redhead, writes an expose on a supernatural power. Ex-Marine Caden MacTavish has shunned his magical heritage all his life, but he will do anything to heal his desperately ill brother, a Doomsday Brethren warrior in mourning for his missing mate. Posing as a photographer, Caden must convince Blair to reveal the source of her recent expose. Unfortunately, keeping his hands off the reporter proves as hard as getting them onto the potent and mystical Doomsday Diary he discovers at her bedside. A bloody rebellion led by an evil, power-hungry wizard is imminent. If Sydney divulges the book’s existence, she will jeopardize magickind’s most deeply guarded secrets and become the ruthless wizard’s number one target. Caden has never trusted magic’s cruel and dangerous powers, but he will protect Sydney with his life and magic -- even if it means risking his heart. When a villainous wizard escapes from exile, the devastatingly sexy Doomsday Brethren must defend all magickind. 170831 1994 Seduced by Evil M DVD -R HQ 6752, 6753. SV 291 Journalist Leigh Lindsay (Suzanne Somers) on assignment in a Southwestern town falls under the spell of a sorcerer who threatens to harm her family. Lindsay is pursued by a healer who uses black magic in an attempt to possess her. She vanquishes the sorcerer and becomes an editor. 170832 1996 Seduced by Madness: Diane Borchardt Story, The MT Reporter #1 (James Kevin Ward). Reporter #2 (Jann Carl). Reporter #3 (Jerry Penacoli). 170833 2007 Seducing Harry: Epicurean Affair, An N Marks-White, Judith Columnist Coco Plotnick Hollander Harding for Connecticut's Seaport Gazette relishes two things in life: food and sex. While the first can be satisfied with a delectable foie gras, her cravings for the latter leave her with hunger pangs. She's married to a WASPy husband who is not exactly a gourmand in the bedroom. While covering a vegetarian banquet for the Gazette, Coco finds her appetite whetted by a very charming and very married plastic surgeon. The two foodies quickly commence a feast of hot infidelity but anonymous letters sent to Coco's husband and the plastic surgeon's wife, hint at the torrid affair and provide the crucial ingredients in a recipe for disaster. 170834 1997 Seducing the Enemy NR Darcy, Emma Harlequin Presents Journalist doing an expose on a lawyer's womanizing brother is found dead in a motel room with the brother. The lawyer smells cover-up especially when he discovers that her equally sexy twin is married to a conservative politician. 170835 2008 Seducing the Matchmaker NR Overton, Elaine Kimani Romance Series #114 Tabloids have labeled a drop-dead gorgeous architect Derrick Brandt as the most ineligible bachelor in the city. As the owner of Love Unlimited, a matchmaking firm, Noelle Brown has an enviable track record. But when world-renowned Brandt graces her doorway she is incredibly pleased. Hooking him up will raise her agency’s profile and give it an incredible public-relations boost. Maybe Noelle Brown is the answer to his dreams. 170836 1996 Seduction NR Mason, Felicia Reporter C.J. Mayview leaves behind an award-winning journalistic career to get away from it all. She meets a U.S. Marshal and they get caught up in a shocking conspiracy that holds the key to her secret past. 170837 2001 Seduction in Death NM Robb, J.D. (Nora Roberts) TV Reporter Nadine Furst, top on-air reporter for Channel 75. "Even in harsh light, Nadine managed to look vivid and camera ready." To Nadine: "Rumors are your department." "Then you wouldn't be interested that rumor continues that he's a jerk and you cut him down bloodlessly," Nadine tossed her streaky blonde hair." 170838 1991 Seduction in Travis County, A MT DVD -R HQ 8692, 8693 News Media. Reporter #1 (Diane Perella). Reporter #2 (Christine Poole). Reporter #3 (Keith Brunson). Reporter #4 (Don Phillips, Jr.). Reporter #5 (Babs George). Interviewer (Tonie Perensky). News Video Cameraman (Kirk Hunter). Newscaster (Paul Alexander). Photographer (Joe Stevens). 170839 1984 Seduction of Gina, The MT News Reporter (Patrick Damian). 170840 1979 Seduction of Joe Tynan, The M L Reporter (Suzanne Stone). Reporter Tom (Michael B. Miller). Reporter (Frank Stoegerer). Reporter on TV Screen (John Badila). TV News Director (Ronald Hunter). Merv Griffin (Himself). Photographer (Joe Cipriano). 170841 1982 Seduction, The M SVDSP 706. SV 93 Schmoeller, David (Screenplay) TV Anchorwoman Jamie (Morgan Fairchild) of Transnational Broadcasting Corporation, is pursued by a psychotic photographer. Newscaster (Marilyn Staley). News Anchorman (Michael Griswold). Photographer (Roberto De Simone). Newspaperman Brandon (Michael Sarrazin) tells Jamie, "I like looking at you," and she responds: "I like being looked it." She covers a story on the "Sweetheart Murders" and begins to suspect her neighbor is the killer. Killer walks into the newsroom studio, types copy into the teleprompter. As she reads the copy on the air -- "He's watching me…he's going to kill me" -- she breaks down crying. Newspaperman killed and then Jamie shoots the killer. Exchange: "Terrific stuff, Jamie. Oughta have them squirming in their seats." "How can you say that.? I think it's horrible." "Yeah, but it's great for the ratings." 170842 1988 Seduction, The N OWN - H Bourgeau, Art Journalist Laura Ramsey, a features writer for a local newspaper in Philadelphia stumbles on scene of a crime in her neighborhood and the just-discovered body of a South Philadelphia teenager. She determines to cover the story and help catch the killer. The teenager was despondent that her boyfriend had taken up with another girl. She met a handsome red-bearded man who tells her he's an undercover cop. He drives a jazzy Datwsun 300ZX, woos her and she builds a "love nest" in a deserted railroad station. Peter handcuffs her and at the height of sexual passion, he wraps a chain around her neck and strangles her. Weeks later the body is found. The mysterious, sadistic, but highly seductive killer is on the loose in Philadelphia, City of Brotherly Love. Young girls are being brutally raped and murdered while the police track the wrong person. The most startling revelation comes when it is learned the rapist is not a man. 170843 2002 Seduction, The N Fox, Kathryn Men of Honor Reporter Samantha Wilder wants to escape the life of conventional San Francisco society wife in 1898 and become a reporter for one of her uncle's newspapers in the Yukon Territory. She decides that if she can land a major story she will be able to prove to her uncle that she's a worthy candidate for the job despite being a woman. She travels to Yukon Territory to check out rumors of abuses by the Mounties guarding the gold dust. Convinces her childhood friend, Oscar, a photographer to go with her. He and Sam pose as a married couple going to the mining town of Dawson City. They set up shop taking pictures for the miners to send back home to loved ones. Wilder does one stupid thing after another -- almost gets killed in an avalanche, loses all of her supplies and steals what she needs. Becomes a dance hall girl in a brothel. She's rescued repeatedly by an Inspector of the North West Mounted Police. 170844 1985 Seduction, the Cruel Woman (aka Verfuhrung: Die grausame Frau) MF Germany Journalist Herr Maehrsch (Peter Weibel) comes to interview Dominatrix Wanda, a businesswoman who stages sad-masochistic fantasies for select audiences in her “gallery.” Journalist wants to do an article on her salon, then decides he wants to become her human toilet. He becomes enthralled by the opportunity to act out his personal fantasy. He doesn’t want to do it for her audience. 170845 2005 See Anthony Run M Reporter (Susan Chuang). Radio Announcer (Andy Goldberg). 170846 2005 See Arnold Run MT DVD -R HQ 2779, 2880 Andrews, Nigel (Book). Matt Dorff (Written By) TV Correspondent Maria Shriver (Mariel Hemingway) marries Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger, bodybuilder and future governor of California. Journalist Maria Shriver Schwarzenegger (Mariel Hemingway). TV Anchor-Reporter-Interviewer Barbara Walters (Kristen Shaw). Commentator Arianna Huffington (Nora Dunn). Los Angeles Times Reporters (David Grant Wright, Ralph Elias). Press Reporter (Jennifer Ruffner). Political Columnist (William Bradley - Himself). Morning Show Host Matt Lauer (Graham Serling). Talk Show Talk Show Host (D. Elliot Woods). IFBB Announcer (Frank Zane). Moderator (James Newell). Out Reporter (David Ellenstein). Producer Jerry Roberts (Clint Carmichael). Cable News Announcer #1 (Lee Ann Kim). Cable News Announcer #2 (Matt Baylow). Reporter #1 (Harlene Marshall). Reporter #2 (Jay Taylor). Photographer (Craig Anderkin). Press Reporter (Jennifer Ruffner). News Reporter (Sharon Shirley). Life of Arnold Schwarzenegger, from his early days as a body builder up until his successful campaign for governor of California. 170847 1981 See Hear DT UK. Series 1981. British Sign Language - For Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Audience Reporter Ramon Woolfe (1989-1998). Presenters Martin Colville, Lara Crooks (1998-), Clive Mason (1984-), Lesley McGilp. 170848 1944 See Here, Private Hargrove M DVD -R HQ 2450, 2451 PR. Ness Journalist Pvt. Marion Hargrove (Robert Walker) enters the Army intending to supplement his income by writing about his training experience. Public Relations Officer (Ray Teal) 170849 1978 See How She Runs T Episode News Media. Boston marathon. 170850 1968 See How They Come M Photographer (Byron Feldt). 170851 1999 See How They Run MT Miniseries Newsreader (Julia Sharp). 170852 1951 See It Now: DT Series. 11-18-1951 to 7-7-1958. CBS. Prime Time 1952-1955. TV Newsman Edward R. Murrow, host and co-producer of a TV documentary newsmagazine created with co-producer Fred W. Friendly. Original film reports. Correspondent Larry LeSueur. Reporter-Producers Joe Wershba and Ed Scott. Director Don Hewitt. Production Manager Palmer Williams. Former Newsreel Cameraman Charlie Mack and Leo Ross. Genesis of See It Now was series of record albums that Murrow created during the late 1940s with Friendly, a former radio producer at a Rhode Island station. The "I Can Hear It Now" records includes historical events and speeches with Murrow's narration. Developed radio series for CBS using taped actualities. Modeled on a magazine format with a variety of "sounds" of current events illuminated by Murrow and other expert columnists. In 1951, the team agreed to transfer the show to TV. The pair targeted the most pressing problems of the day. 170853 1953 See It Now: Argument in Indianapolis DT Episode. 11-1953 TV Newsman Edward R. Murrow, host and co-producer of a series of TV documentary newsmagazine with Fred Friendly. An investigation of an American Legion chapter that refused to book its meeting hall to the American Civil Liberties Union. 170854 1953 See It Now: Case of Milo Radulovich, The DT Episode. 10-1953 TV Newsman Edward R. Murrow, host and co-producer of a series of TV documentary newsmagazine with Fred Friendly. Reporter Joseph Wershba. Study of an Air Force lieutenant who was deemed a security risk because his father, an elderly Serbian immigrant and sister supposedly read subversive newspapers. Because of the report, the Secretary of the Air Force reviewed the case and retained Radulovich in the service. It was an example of how See It Now used an individual story to symbolize a national issue. 170855 1952 See It Now: Christmas in Korea DT Episode. TV Newsman Edward R. Murrow, host and co-producer of a series of TV documentary newsmagazine with Fred Friendly. Reporter-Producers Joe Wershba and Ed Scott. Director Don Hewitt. Correspondent Larry LeSueur. Morrow spoke with American soldiers assigned to the United Nations combat forces. Most popular of the See It Now reports. 170856 1955 See It Now: Conversation With Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, A DT Episode. 1-4-1955 TV Newsman Edward R. Murrow, host and co-producer of a TV documentary newsmagazine created with co-producer Fred W. Friendly. Original film reports. Correspondent Larry LeSueur. Reporter-Producers Joe Wershba and Ed Scott. Director Don Hewitt. Murrow conducted an interview with J. Robert Oppenheimer, the physicist who was removed as advisor to the Atomic Energy Commission because he was accused of being a Soviet agent. Developed radio series for CBS using taped actualities. Modeled on a magazine format with a variety of "sounds" of current events illuminated by Murrow and other expert columnists. In 1951, the team agreed to transfer the show to TV. The pair targeted the most pressing problems of the day. 170857 1951 See It Now: Premiere Episode DT Episode #1. 11-18-1951 TV Newsman Edward R. Murrow, host and co-producer of a series of TV documentary newsmagazine with Fred Friendly. Reporter-Producers Joe Wershba and Ed Scott. Director Don Hewitt. Correspondent Larry LeSueur. The first broadcast opened with the first live simultaneous TV transmission from both the East Coast (New York Harbor) and the West Coast (San Francisco Bay) as reporters on both sides of the North American continent gave live reports. Murrow, sitting in the control room on CBS' Studio 41 near Director Don Hewitt, talked to the reporters on both coasts. 170858 1954 See It Now: Report on Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, A DT Episode. 3-9-1954 TV Newsman Edward R. Murrow, host and co-producer of a series of TV documentary newsmagazine with Fred Friendly. Reporter-Producers Joe Wershba and Ed Scott. Director Don Hewitt. Correspondent Larry LeSueur. By using mostly recordings of McCarthy himself in action interrogating witnesses and making speeches, Murrow and Friendly displayed what they considered the key danger to democracy, not suspected Communists. Murrow, sitting in the control room on CBS' Studio 41 near Director Don Hewitt, talked to the reporters on both coasts. 170859 2001 See Jane Date N Senate, Melissa Editor Jane Gregg is in her late twenties, alone and an assistant editor that desperately needs a promotion. She's tired of seeing all the people around her in happy relationships while she is a single work-a-holic. So she makes up a story that she has a wonderful rich boyfriend to bring to her cousin's wedding. Now the family cannot wait to meet him. She goes out on a series of blind dates to find Mr. Right. 170860 2003 See Jane Score N Gibson, Rachel Columnist Jane Alcott of the Seattle Times has a shot at a full-time assignment. She badly needs the income, but unfortunately the opening is for a sports reporter traveling with the Seattle Chinooks hockey team and she knows nothing about the game. To add to her difficulty, the team doesn't want her, especially the team's $33 million goalie. The team stonewalls when she tries to interview them and they haze her mercilessly. It isn't until superstitious goalie decides she brings good luck that Alcott gets shot at being real journalist. But when her acceptance by team leads to spending more time with him, she finds to her dismay that he's more than handsome, empty-headed jock. He learns that behind plain Jane's boring dark clothing and black-rimmed glasses lies a quick wit, nerves of steel and a personality that charms him. And when she appears at a team banquet with a new haircut, makeup and a killer red dress with matching sexy stilettos, the romance is on. 170861 2006 See No Evil M News Reporter (Jason Chong). 170862 1989 See No Evil, Hear No Evil M TV Reporter covers demonstration. Interviews. Pompous standup. Reporter (Lisby Larson). 170863 2006 See No Evil: Moors Murders, The MT TV Journalist (Ian Champion). 170864 1943 See What I Mean? N Browne, Lewis PR Press Agent. Screen-writer becomes a press agent for a pre-World War I Southern California fascist organization in 1942. 170865 2006 See You at the Altar M TV News Reporter (Tom Toolan). TV Producer (Mathew Warner). Sound Guy Kevin (Jeremy Williams). 170866 2004 Seed of Chucky M Reporter (Nicola Mycroft). Interviewer (Anouk Diks).; 170867 1994 Seed Upon the Wind (Book #2, The Taliswoman Series) NSF Douglas, Carole Nelson Reporter Alison Carver is back in the troubled world of Veil, which she had abruptly left a few months earlier while in possession of its most precious talisman, the Cup of Earth. 170868 1996 Seeds of Doubt M Investigative Reporter saves innocent murder suspect from dangerous shakedown 170869 1914 Seeds of Pine N MLPL Canuck, Janey (Murphy-Emily) Newspaperwoman. Author Canadian newspaperwoman 170870 2006 Seeds of Vengeance N Nobel, Sylvia Reporter Kendall O'Dell is dragged into a frightening world of secrets and intrigue after the remains of a prominent judge are discovered at a secluded Arizona ranch. As she narrows down the possible suspects, Kendall finds her life--and her engagement to be married--in jeopardy. Torn between withdrawing from the case for her own safety and following a shocking secret in the hopes of solving the murder, Kendall becomes enmeshed in a case that grows more frightening every day. 170871 2000 Seeing Double N Edmonds, Lucinda Investigative Journalist Joanna Haslam, as the most junior reporter on a national newspaper’s news desk, is sent to cover the memorial service of a theatrical knight. The service turns into a drama and the mystery can be traced back to the early days of the 20th century. She finds herself one January morning sitting in a church at the memorial service of the great British actor James Harrison. Having just been unceremoniously dumped by her boyfriend the day before and nursing a miserable cold, she is in no mood to take care of her neighbor next to her in the pew, an ancient, emaciated old woman, who, when she spots a face in the pew opposite her, grabs Joanna for support. The chance encounter at the service leads her into a dramatic chain of discoveries that will force her to abandon the man she loves and uncover a ruthlessly guarded secret that threatens to bring down the very highest in the land. 170872 1987 Seeing Things: Another Point of View T Episodes #38. 3-17-1987 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170873 1985 Seeing Things: Blind Alley T Episodes #27. 3-24-1985 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170874 1987 Seeing Things: Bull’s Eye T Episodes #40. 3-31-1987 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170875 1981 Seeing Things: Charming Sight, A T Episode #3. 9-29-1981 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). Interviewer (Micki Moore). 170876 1985 Seeing Things: Defective Vision T Episode #23. 2-24-1985 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170877 1982 Seeing Things: Evil Eye T Episode #9. 11-24-1982 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170878 1982 Seeing Things: Eye for an Eye, An T Episode #4. 10-20-1982 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170879 1982 Seeing Things: Eye for an Eye, An T Episode #4. 10-20-1982 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170880 1985 Seeing Things: Eye in the Sky (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #24-#25. 3-3/10-1985 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170881 1987 Seeing Things: Eye of the Beholder T Episodes #36. 3-3-1987 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170882 1984 Seeing Things: Eye on the Future, An T Episode #17. 2-19-1984 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170883 1986 Seeing Things: Eyes of Ra, The T Episodes #30. 2-16-1986 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170884 1982 Seeing Things: Eyes Too Big for His Stomach T Episode #8. 11-17-1982 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170885 1985 Seeing Things: Fortune and Ladies Eyes T Episode #20. 2-3-1985 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170886 1987 Seeing Things: Gifted Pupils T Episodes #41. 4-7-1987 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170887 1982 Seeing Things: Hear No Evil, See No Evil T Episode #10. 12-1-1982 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170888 1987 Seeing Things: Here’s Looking at You T Episodes #35. 2-24-1987 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170889 1985 Seeing Things: I’ll Be Seeing You T Episodes #26. 3-17-1985 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170890 1986 Seeing Things: I’m Dancing with Stars in My Eyes T Episodes #31. 2-23-1986 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170891 1984 Seeing Things: I’m Looking Through You T Episode #14. 1-29-1984 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170892 1986 Seeing Things: If Looks Could Kill T Episodes #29. 2-9-1986 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170893 1982 Seeing Things: In the Eyes of the Law T Episode #11. 12-8-1982 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170894 1986 Seeing Things: Look at Me, Look at Me T Episodes #33. 3-9-1986 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170895 1984 Seeing Things: Looking Good T Episode #19. 3-4-1984 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170896 1981 Seeing Things: May Be Seeing Things, But I’m Not Crazy T Episode #1. 9-15-1981. Canadian TV Series (1981-1987). 19 episodes. Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). Ciconne is able to see visions of past events and these visions are always related to a murder of a person he encounters by happenstance. While he cannot control these visions or trigger them voluntarily, they do provide vital leads and clues that allow him to investigate the crime. This leads him into the strangest situations as he investigates the murder. 170897 1987 Seeing Things: Naked Eye, The T Episodes #39. 3-24-1987 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170898 1986 Seeing Things: Night Has a Thousand Eyes, The T Episodes #28. 2-2-1986 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170899 1984 Seeing Things: Now You See Him, Now You Don’t T Episode #15. 2-5-1984 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170900 1986 Seeing Things: Optical Illusion T Episodes #32. 3-2-1986 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170901 1984 Seeing Things: Second Sight T Episode #18. 2-26-1984 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170902 1982 Seeing Things: Seeing Double T Episode #6. 11-3-1982 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170903 1984 Seeing Things: Seeing R.E.D. T Episode #12. 1-15-1984 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170904 1985 Seeing Things: Seeing the Country T Episode #21. 2-10-1985 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170905 1981 Seeing Things: Sight Unseen T Episode #2. 9-22-1981 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170906 1984 Seeing Things: Snow Blind T Episode #16. 2-12-1984 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170907 1984 Seeing Things: Someone is Watching T Episode #13. 1-22-1984 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170908 1987 Seeing Things: Spectacle of India T Episodes #37. 3-10-1987 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170909 1986 Seeing Things: That Hang Dog Look T Episodes #34. 3-16-1986 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170910 1982 Seeing Things: Through the Looking Glass T Episode #7. 11-10-1982 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170911 1987 Seeing Things: Vision in White, A T Episodes #42. 5-15-1987 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170912 1985 Seeing Things: You Can’t Believe Your Eyes T Episode #22. 2-17-1985 Crime Reporter Louie Ciconne (Louis Del Grande), middle-aged, klutzy, slightly obnoxious but appealing, bumbling newspaper reporter for Toronto Gazette who possesses second sight. Editor Max Spencer (Murray Westgate). Food Editor Marlon (Louis Negin). 170913 2003 Seek My Face N Updike, John New York Interviewer Kathryn talks to a 78-year-old painter, Hope Chafez who in the course of her eventful life has been Hope Ouderkirk, Hope McCoy, and Hope Holloway. Hope answers questions put to her by Kathryn and recapitulates, through the story of her own career, the triumphant poignant saga of postwar American art. In the evolving relationship between the two women, the interviewer and interviewee move in and out of the roles of daughter and mother, therapist and patient, predator and prey, supplicant and idol. The scene is central Vermont. The time is the early spring of 2001. 170914 1979 Seekers, The T Publisher. Gilber Kent (George Delowy) is content to run his father's publishing business. Philip Kent (Martin Milner), established publisher in Boston 170915 1998 Seesaw MT Reporter (Constance Barrie). Photographer (Tom Mullion). 170916 1996 Segell Ikhtifa DF Documentarian Elia Suleiman's film about the Palestinians' sense of identity. Personal and political diaries. He plays the innocent abroad, follows friends and relatives and accumulates a series of everyday anecdotes. Somewhere midway between fiction and documentary in order to convey the Palestinian sense of imprisonment. 170917 2000 Segredo, O MF Journalist (Julia Pinheiro). Editor (Frederico Sampayo). 170918 1968 Segunda cadena informa, La DF Series. Newsreaders Rosa Maria Mateo, Fernando Piero. 170919 1952 Sein groBer Sieg MF East Germany Reporter (Rolf Ludwig). 170920 1925 Seine Mystery, The N USC Moffett, Cleveland Reporter. Alan Esterbrooke, American reporter. Victor Magol, veteran journalist. 170921 1993 Seinfeld: T VHS, 406. SV 290. SV 277 Episodes. Series 7-5-1989 to 5-14-1998 News Media 170922 1994 Seinfeld: Big Salad, The T Episode #88. 9-29-1994 Reporter (Barry Nolan). Kramer plays golf with an ex-ball player who breaks a rule of golf. They have a fight and later the ball player is wanted for questioning in the murder of a dry cleaner where a golf tee was involved. Kramer later helps him evade the police in a white Ford Bronco. News Media cover the event. 170923 1993 Seinfeld: Non-Fat Yogurt, The T Episode #70. 11-4-1993 Newscaster (John Gabriel). 170924 1990` Seinfeld: Nose Job, The T DVD -R HQ 10312 Episode #26. 11-20-1991 Interviewer (David Blackwood). Newsstand Owner (Joseph V. Perry). 170925 1992 Seinfeld: Outing, The T DVD -R HQ 8061. SVD 1408, SV 195 Episode #57. 2-11-1993 Student Reporter Sharon Leonard (Paula Marshall) from New York University interviews Seinfeld and thinks he is gay (because she overhears Elaine's practical joke). She mistakenly reports that he and George are gay "not that there is anything wrong with that." Things really get out of hand when the article is picked up by the New York Post. Jerry ends up dating the college reporter to clear his name, but all does not go well. 170926 1991 Seinfeld: Pen, The T Episode #20. 10-2-1991 Photographer (Tucker Smallwood). 170927 1993 Seinfeld: Puffy Shirt, The T Episode #65. 9-23-1993 News Media. Jerry appears on the Today Show. Kramer's girlfriend who designs clothes and talks with a low voice asks Jerry a question that he politely answers yes to. Bryant Gumbel (Himself). Photographer (Michael Mitz). He agrees to wear one of her new puffy pirate shirts on a Today Show appearance he is making. 170928 1995 Seinfeld: Scofflaw, The T Episode #99. 1-26-1995 Reporter (Dale Harimoto). 170929 1992 Seinfeld: Trip, The (Part Two) T Episode ##41-42. 8-12/19-1992 News Media. Reporter #1 (Peggy Lane O'Rourke). Reporter #2 (Deck McKenzie). Newscaster (Keith Morrison - Himself). Cosmo Kramer is arrested when he is mistaken for a serial killer. Jerry asks George to accompany him on a trip to Los Angeles and "The Tonight Show." While they try to locate Kramer who is trying to get someone in Hollywood to read his script treatment. A body is discovered. The woman was strangled. Kramer meets a woman at an audition and gives her a copy of his script. She ends up strangled and his script is found in her possession. Kramer's face is shown on the news as the prime suspect for "The Smog Strangler," a serial killer. Jerry loses the correct phrasing for some new jokes. At The Tonight Show, George disturbs the guests and Jerry bombs. 170930 1998 Seinfeld: Wizard, The T Episode #171. 2-26-1998 Newspaper. Boca Breeze, the condominium newspaper covers the election for president of the condo association. Kramer is a candidate. He receives some bad press from the Boca Breeze so it's damage control time. Kramer suggests buying each member of the board one of those Wizard tip calculators. A friend gets him knock-off calculators called Willard that are defective and Kramer loses the election. 170931 2002 Seitenblicke: Buhnen Erfahrung TF Series 1987 9-25-2002. Reporter Dieter Chmelar. 170932 1998 Seizures M Reporter (Danny O'Meara). Ringside Photographer (Steven Bugdale). 170933 1958 Seksdageslobet MF Journalist Sivertsen (Mogens Brandt) 170934 1984 Seksmisja MF TV Reporter (Dorota Stalinske) 170935 1681 Selections from the Observator ER COPY L'Estrange, Roger Sir 1681-1687 Press. Observator. Nobs. Trimmer. 931 single folio sheets of the Observator beginning on April 13, 1681. London Royalist. Surveyor of the Press, Chief Licenser and Justice of the King's Peace Commission. Produced two newspapers, the Intelligencer and the Newes (1663-1666), dozens of political pamphlets, rightly nicknamed "bloodhound of the press." Notorious for ruthless ferreting out of illegal presses and seditious publishers. New sort of journalism, one which was to shape the development of the English periodical. Did not initiate newspaper in dialogue form, popularized the form. 170936 1997 Selena M News Media. Reporter (Ray Melendez). Moolerrey Reporter (Marta Flores). Moolerrey Reporter (Terry Elena Ordaz). Mexico City Reporter (Darline Tigrett). Concert Reporter (Richard Emanuelle). 170937 1998 Self Control M Reporter (Bernie Lemke) 170938 2004 Self Evident MUS DVD MP3 2544 DeFranco Ani Album: "Peace Not War," Track 15, 1:53 TV Newscaster. Ani De Franco song about September 11 and the war in Iraq: "Every jackass newscaster was struck dumb and stumbling over, 'Oh my God!'' This is unbelievable." "You can keep the propaganda." "George W. Bush is not president, the media is not fooling me." 170939 1994 Self-Reliance: Novel, A N Brownstein Michael Freelance Music Writer-Narrator Roy is burnt-out from his work as a freelance music writer for low-paying publications. 170940 2005 Self's Punishment N Schlink, Bernhard Journalist 170941 1991 Selling Hitler MT Miniseries News Media. TV Reporter (Charles Spicer). Reporters at Prison (Simon Holmes, George Phillips). Reporters at Airport (Tim Crouch, Lawrence Thornbury). American Lady Reporter (Elaine Ives-Cameron). Newsnight Interviewer (Robert Harris). London Sunday Times publishing hoax of 1983 170942 2005 Selling Innocence MT Moffatt, John (Story and Teleplay) Reporter (Jay Williams). News Announcer (Kevin Dunse). 170943 1976 Selling of Vince D'Angelo MT Reporter (Mews Small) 170944 1951 Sellout, The M DVD -R HQ 2242, 2223. SVDSP 580 Rapf, Matthew (Story). Charles Palmer (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Haven D. Allridge (Walter Pidgeon) of the St. Howard News Intelligencer, fights corruption of sheriff who is under control of political machine. He begins crusade after being arrested on a technicality and treated badly in jail and in court. Released when it is discovered that daughter is married to county prosecutor. Editor attacks sheriff in print causing state's attorney to send a special investigator. As state preparing to investigate sheriff, editor disappears. Editor denies former testimony when he returns. Attorney learns he has only been trying to shield his son-in-law who once took bribe from crooks. "You got him pictured as one of those dream boy reporters, racing around stealing pictures….." "…racing around stealing pictures, with his coat collar turned up and his hat brim down, and a pint in every pocket. Always wanted to meet one of those fellows, but I never seemed to get far enough away from the paper." "When I cashed my first twelve-dollar check as a kid reporter, I took on the newspaperman's choice of playing watchdog to a free society, and it's my job to bark my lungs out whenever I see a burglar prowling around." 170945 2005 Sem Ana MF Brazil. Short. Lady Photographer (Katiuscia Kanoro). Male Photographer (Cicero Salvador). 170946 2008 Semi-Pro (aka Semi Pro) M Sportscasters (Andrew Daly and Will Arnett) broadcast the games on the radio and host a weekly talk show about the team. Their deadpan improvs are the wittiest thing in the movie. Story is about an owner, coach, promoter and forward of a basketball team in the ABA in hopes of becoming one of the NBA’s expansion teams. The year is 1976. 170947 1980 Semi-Tough T Jenkins, Dan (Based on his Novel) TV Sportscaster Pearly (Chuck McCann) 170948 1977 Semi-Tough M TV Newscaster (Paul Hornung-Himself). TV Sportscasters Dick Schaap, Lindsay Nelson-Themselves. Publisher Bud McNair (Jim McKrell). 170949 1972 Semi-Tough NS MLPL Jenkins, Dan Sportswriter Jim Tom Pinch for the Fort Worth Light & Shopper. 170950 1996 Senase Nytt MF Short TV Newscaster (Per Carleson - The Newscaster). 170951 1891 Senator Sorghum SS Johnson, Philander Chase Fictional Journalist created by Johnson 170952 1906 Senator Sorghum's Primer of Politics SS Johnson, Philander Chase Fictional Journalist created by Johnson 170953 1947 Senator Was Indiscreet, The M B 9 Lanham, Edwin (Story). Charles MacArthur (Screenplay) Ness Book. Powell. PR Columnist-Reporter Poppy McNaughton (Ella Raines), "just about the best newspaperman in town," is trying to find a diary senator kept on Washington activities that has disappeared. Boyfriend is Lew Gibson (Peter Lind Hayes), senator's publicity director. Gibson is trying to suppress the story while the reporter attempts to break in. McNaughton recognizes the senator's ineptitude and threatens to attack him in her column when he hints at the possibility of running for President. Gibson assumes she took the diary to stop the senator. A tough journalist, she bursts into tears when boyfriend manages to get diary away from her when she finally locates it. Boyfriend returns it to her to get back on her good side. She publishes it in the paper causing number of politicians, including the senator, to leave the country. "You can't go around quoting politicians accurately. That's dirty journalism and you know it." Reporters (John A. Butler, John O'Connor, Franklin Parker, Clarence Straight). Newsreel Man (Mervin Williams). Newsboy (Billy Bletcher). Broadcaster (John R. Wald). Commentator (Don Wilson). 170954 1970 Senator, The T News Media 170955 1968 Senator, The N OWN - H Pearson, Drew PR Reporter MacGowan. Press Secretary Fred Goldstein. Press and news conferences. 170956 2000 Senator's Wife, The N Robards, Karen Reporter Crystal Meadows. Reporter from the Globe. Media. Reporters "always came after he when she least felt like dealing with them." "Reporters…they were like buzzards, drawn by instinct to the scene of carnage." "You ever hear of freedom of the press," a reporter demanded as he dodged around the officer to take another picture." "The print reporters wrote furiously while Christine turned to the camera…." 170957 1947 Senators' Nude, The NM Goode, Bill Press 170958 1982 Sender, The M News Media. WKBI Anchorwoman (Darcy Flynn). 170959 2009 Seneca Wood N Clites, Gary Reporter Wood Garrett has a problem. The disgraced reporter hiding in the mountains of his native West Virginia now finds his peaceful life shattered when someone who wants his land tries to frame him for murder to get it. Before he knows it, his friends have been drawn into the trouble, and he has to take up the fight to save their lives. He quickly finds himself in a battle that involves corrupt chicken farmers, crooked cops, hired killers, tabloid TV reporters, fake ecoterrorists and very hungry bears. 170960 1947 Seneca, U.S.A. SS UCLA Roeburt, John Managing Editor Shep Ward. Spence Andrews, owner and publisher of The Leader. 170961 2009 Senescence M Reporter (Adaline Kacur). Technology finally makes obtainable the two most worldly desires of men: money and time. 170962 2004 Senhora do Destinto TF Brazil. Series 2004-2005 TV Interviewer (Daniel Boa Ventura). 170963 1958 Senior Prom M Columnist Ed Sullivan included 170964 1995 Senior Trip M TV Reporter Gus Freely (Robert Bidaman). Press Member (Joanne Reece). 170965 1936 Sensation M UK Only Press 170966 1927 Sensation Seekers M Press 170967 1980 Sensational, Shocking, Wonderful, Wacky 70s, The DT Host Hugh Hefner, Art Buchwald included 170968 1988 Sensations N Carry, Virginia News Media 170969 1987 Sensations M Reporter #1 (Kurt Schwoebel). Reporter #2 (Gary Warner). News Announcer (Laura Lemle) 170970 1944 Sensations of 1945 M Publicist Gus Crane's crazy promotions are legendary. His strait-laced son wants none of his dad's penchant for the outlandish. But when Junior takes over the business, he finds himself inadvertently filling his old man's shoes. Photographer (Bert Roach). 170971 1979 Sense of Freedom M News Vendor (Vince Cunningham) 170972 1990 Sense of Guilt, A MT UK PR Girl (Mari Rowland Hughes). 170973 2009 Sense of Infinity, A SS Myers, Howard L. Public Relations firm helps people who believe their existence is dependent on being remembered by the living. They hire an unearthly public relations firm to change matters. 170974 1945 Sense of Participation SS OWN Sylvester, Harry Press 170975 1998 Sense of Place, A N Jones, Veda Boyd Weinberg List Journalist 170976 2004 Senses of Place M Reporter (Golconda Plumm). Reporter (Ken Winters). 170977 1990 Sensibility and Sense T American Playhouse Magazine. Marianne is suing Elinor for libelous statements in her memoirs. Flashbacks to 1937 show the two women hoping to get their leftist magazine off the ground 170978 2004 Sensing Murder: Cruel Intent T Australia. Episode #2. 11-15-2004 Journalist (Keith Moore). 170979 1977 Sensitive, Passionate Men, A MT Newscaster (Alan Frost) 170980 2001 Sensual Confessions MT SVD 1101 Adult Editor of an erotic e-zine can't control her fantasies. 170981 1869 Sentimental Education, A: Story of a Young Man, The N OWN - P - MLPL Flaubert, Gustav Journalist. Jacques Arnoux, L'art Industrial (Art Journal). Hussonet, the Journalist, who begins under the name Art and ends up entitled The Man About Town. Frederic Moreau plans to found a paper with Deslauriers, Frederic's friend. 170982 1768 Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy, A N USC Sterne, Laurence Journalist. Smelfungus based on Tobias Smollett, Scottish novelist, journalist and historian who had a rather jaundiced view and an acid wit. 170983 1921 Sentimental Tommy M AFI-Authors Writer 170984 2006 Sentinel, The M TV News Anchor (Shawn Yancy). 170985 1999 Sentinel, The: T Series 5-20-1996 to 5-24-1999 Reporter #4 (Patty "Gracie" Aylward). 170986 1997 Sentinel, The: Breaking Ground T Episode #45. 12-17-1997 Reporter (Deborah Donohue). When an archaeology student is buried alive by a cave-in at an excavation site, Ellison and Sandburg suspect foul play. 170987 1999 Sentinel, The: Four Point Shot T Episode #60. 2-15-1999 Newscaster (Marrett Green). Reporter #4 (Patty "Grace" Aylward). 170988 1997 Sentinel, The: Private Eyes T Episode #29. 3-26-1997 News Media. Reporter (Tamara Stanners). During the search for a kidnapped girl, Ellison and Sandburg receive help from a psyche. 170989 1998 Sentinel, The: Remembrance T Episode #51. 3-11-1998 Photographer (Michael Weaver). University expert in serial killers is killed. 170990 1999 Sentinel, The: The Sentinel by Blair Sandburg T DVD -R HQ 11144 Episode #65. 5-24-1999. News Media. Reporter #1 (Brian Arnold). Reporter #2 (Samantha Ferris). Reporter #3 (Deanna Williams). When Blair's mother secretly submits her son's Sentinel thesis paper to a publisher, Jim discovers that being famous can be detrimental to your health. While Jim and Blair protect a local union leader, information from Blair's paper is leaked and Ellison is in the middle of a media frenzy. Unless someone can diffuse the situation, the Sentinel will be forced to leave the city of Cascade -- forever. 170991 1997 Sentinel, The: Three Point Shot T Episode #36. 9-17-1997 TV Reporter (Mi-Jung Lee). When basketball players on the Cascade Jaguars start turning up dead, Jim must capture the killers. 170992 2006 Seoige and O'Shear TF Episode #10. 10-20-2006 Reporters (Joe Doherty, Keith Walsh). Presenters (Grainne Seoige, Joe O'Shea, 170993 1991 Separate But Equal MT B 70 Reporters after decision 170994 1958 Separate Tables M DVD -R HQ 7951, 7952. VHS 489 Newspaper. Report in local newspaper reveals truth about the Major 170995 2008 Separated at Death NM Rusch, Sheldon Editor-Owner Byron Biffle of the Mundelein Dispatch, a neighborhood newspaper receives pictures of dead couples dressed up for a wedding. A sadistic killer decapitates estranged married couples. Biffle’s father was murdered several years ago in a still unsolved case. He’s also on a list of suspects when it turns out the present atrocities may be related to a pair of cold case murders. 170996 2002 Separation of Power N Flynn, Vince Reporters 170997 1998 Separations N Hall, Oakley Editor Mary Temple works for a prestigious California literary magazine taken over by a new owner, a pompous industrialist named Charles Daggett, a Colorado mining magnate. In the 1880s, He proposes a journey down the Grand Canyon to discredit the fieldwork of a 19th century soldier. Temple, the "Poetess of Russian Hill," suggests the expedition also include rescue of a white woman who happens to be her sister from Hoya Indians. Set in police society of 19th century San Francisco. 170998 1947 Sepia Cinderella M Press Agent (Fred Gordon) 170999 1950 September Affair M Reporter (Douglas Grange). Reporter (Stan Johnson). Reporter (James R. Scott). 171000 2009 September Issue, The DM Editor Anna Winour is the editor-of-chief of Vogue says that those who look down on fashion people for being “shallow” feel threatened by them. Her mind is always in two places at once: on the task at hand and attuned to the global fashion ramifications of every move she makes. In this documentary, viewers observe the process by which Wintour and her vast army of editors, designers, photographers, models and gofers labor throughout the summer of 2007 to assemble Vogue’s massive September issue, a plus treasure chest of ads, photo spreads and gilded dreams. It’s through Vogue that Wintour reigns over the decisions of taste, aesthetics, economics that shape the $300 billion-a-year fashion industry. The September issue is more than a magazine. It’s a major motion picture stuffed between glossy covers, with Wintour as its all-knowing, all-dictatorial producer. She pulls the whole issue together, keeping her eye on the big picture while micromanaging the small ones. The documentary is organized so that the viewer observes the ruthlessness, the high perfectionistic logic, of each decision Wintour makes. Editor-at-large Andre Leon Talley is Wintour’s consigliere. Vogue’s passionate and addled creative director is Grace Coddington, a former model (like Wintour herself) who rose up in the 1960s glory days of swinging London. It is Coddington who orchestrates the magazine’s photo shoots, which are like eroticized couture dioramas that fuse the past and the future. Documentary chronicles the production of a single, record-breaking huge issue of Vogue in 2007. Magazine’s editor Wintour wears Prada, drinks Starbucks and favors sunglasses indoors and that her weapon of choice is more frosty glare than flaming pitchfork. A more realistic version of “The Devil Wears Prada.” For more than two decades, it seems Wintour, 59, has been in a codependent relationship with a flame-haired wraith named Grace Coddington, Vogue’s creative director and resident genius. These two women need and needle each other. Fashion wouldn’t be fashion without Wintour, easily the most powerful woman in the industry. But “The September Issue” suggests that “Vogue,” the industry’s bible, couldn’t be Vogue without Coddington, a 68-year-old former model who moved behind the scenes after a car accident scarred her face. She arrived at American Vogue on the same day in July 1988 as Wintour. 171001 2004 September Tapes M News Media. First Interview (Haroon Hadir). Second Interview (Sher Alai). British Reporter (India Dupre - Voice). 171002 1986 Sequel NR Lowell, Elizabeth News Media 171003 1985 Sequel (aka This Time Love) NR Lowell, Elizabeth Journalist Gabriel Venture met a scientist seven years ago when 19-year-old Joy Anderson was an innocent, trusting and totally in love with Venture who was a cub reporter on assignment in his native New Mexico. Joy had been his guide. Together they explored Lost River Cave and an irresistible passion for each other. They found shattering beauty in both. The two shared one passionate night before he moved on to his next assignment leaving her furious and heart-broken. She got pregnant and told him she had an abortion. She gave birth and got a Ph.D. She now spearheads a research project in the Lost River Cave, but her grant is about to run out. He learns the project is going to lose funding and decides to help out. His surprise visit shocks her. Their daughter shocks him. Venture is now at the top of his profession longing to fill the inner emptiness that has rendered his achievements bittersweet. 171004 1977 Sequence of Events SS USC Ferrars, Elizabeth X. (pseudonym of Morna Doris Brown, nee Mactaggart). In "Winter's Crime 9." Freelancer Peter Hassall commissioned by the Evening Herald to write a series of articles on forgotten murders, it did not, of course, expect him to solve the problems which, over the years, had baffled the police. 171005 1976 Ser Sepulto, O MTF Portugal Newspaperman (Jorge Pinto). 171006 2001 Serafim Saudade - O Regresso do Heroi TF Portugal Journalist (Felipa Garnel). 171007 2001 Serbiske dansker, Den MTF Journalist, Udenlansk (Kristian Halken) 171008 1962 Serena M Photographer (Bill Mills). 171009 2008 Serenade the Moon NR James, Jocelyn Saint Magazine Editor Danny O’Brien is torn between his career and a doomed engagement. Jade Novak, a beautiful gypsy fortuneteller, is longing to escape the burden of her past indiscretions and flee from an arranged marriage. Destiny brings them together, but are they strong enough to battle tradition, family and greed? A moonlight serenade holds the answer. 171010 2001 Serendipity M DVD Obituary Writer Dean Kansky (Jeremy Piven) is a newspaper obit writer. PR Woman (Sandra Caldwell). 171011 1928 Serenissimus und die letzte Jungfrau MF Reporter. Teddy the Reporter (Teddy Bill). 171012 2005 Serenity M TV News Anchor (Terrell Tilford). 171013 1965 Sergeant Deadhead M SVD 1132 Newsman (Jerry Brutsche) 171014 1978 Sergeant Matlovich vs. The U.S. Air Force T News Media. Gay Air Force sergeant's fight to stay in service. 171015 1938 Sergeant Murphy M DVD -R HQ 10951 English Radio Commentator (Reginald Sheffield) 171016 1956 Sergeant Preston of the Yukon: Coward, The T Episode #29. 4-12-1956 Newspaper Editor Aaron Hewitt (Edmund Cobb). 171017 1941 Sergeant York M DVD -R HQ 4237, 4238, 4236 Newspapers. Headlines. Media cover Pacifist York, drafted during World War I, who becomes a hero in spite of himself. 171018 1999 Sergio Lapel's Drawing Blood M Art Critic (Rodney Raab) 171019 1998 Serial Experiments: Lain C Japan Newscaster (Steven Jay Blum - Voice). 171020 1995 Serial Killer M News Media. Reporter #1 (Glen Walker). Reporter #2 (Tiiu Leek). Press Person (Brenda Leigh). Press Person #1 (Diane Robin). Press Person #2 (Kurt Anderson). 171021 2002 Serial Killer M Publisher (Eric Lane). 171022 1999 Serial Killing 4 Dummys M News Media. TV News Anchor (Elise Ballard). Weatherman Chuck (Mark Thompson). 171023 1994 Serial Mom M DVD -R HQ 8103, 8104. Reporter (Jennifer Mendenhall). Press (Valerie Yarborough). Court TV Reporter (Joshua L. Shoemaker). Press A (Wilfred E. Williams). 171024 2001 Series 7: Contenders, The M Parody Reality TV. How far will people go for fame. Six contenderes are pitted against each other in a no holds-barred, kill or be killed contest. Cameraman (Tom Gilroy), Dawn's Cameraman. The reigning champion is Dawn, a hard-nosed, mother-to-be. 171025 1988 Serpent and the Rainbow, The M Newscaster (Michael Jackson) 171026 1999 Serpent Club, The: Thriller, A N Coffey, Tom Reporter Ted Lowe, a cynical, burnt-out veteran of the police beat working for a Los Angeles Daily, stumbles into a career-making story while investigating the brutal rape and murder of a 13-year-old girl. Primary suspect turns out to be girl's boyfriend. He's adolescent son of billionaire CEO of electronics company who has connections to protect his son. Son and friends kidnap reporter and force him to watch while they rape young girl and her mother. Lowe finds himself drawn to violence. Fails to report crime. He must decide whether to testify about own criminal behavior to help convict son or maintain silence to protect his career. Lowe's editor compels him to write a series of luridly sensational articles about the death. Newspaper is cutting budgets and staff and a strong story might protect his job. Meanwhile he moves in with Rebecca, an idealistic intern who admires him and enjoys his taste in rough sex. 171027 1992 Serpent's Kiss, The NM Ransom, David TV Anchorwoman is the only person who understands the evil that drives a mild-mannered academic who is being hunted down for crimes he is almost certain he did not commit. 171028 1973 Serpico M New York Times Cover story leads to investigation of police corruption 171029 1976 Serpico: Traitor in Our Midst, The T Episode #3. 10-1-1976 News Media. Reporter #1 (Ken Jones). Reporter #2 (Joan Crosby). 171030 1937 Servant of the People: Story of the Constitution of the United States, The M Short British Critic (Eric Wilton), King's Advisor 171031 1991 Servants of Twilight, The M TV Reporter (Lisa Rozier) 171032 1934 Servants' Entrance M Newspaper Editor (John Marston). 171033 2005 Serving for Tsunami Relief DT Commentators Murphy Jensen, Barry Tompkins. Host Roshumba Williams. 171034 1971 Sesame Street T Reporter Kermit the Frog made frequent appearances on Sesame Street as a news reporter interviewing nursery rhyme characters in 197y1. 171035 1971 Sesame Street News Flash T Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” He interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171036 1987 Sesame Street News Flash: Alice in Wonderland T Episode #2313. 3-18-1987 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit interviews Alice, from the Lewis Carroll tales. For this adventure, she drinks a beverage that makes her grow. Then Kermit eats a cupcake that causes him to shrink. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171037 1989 Sesame Street News Flash: Alphabet Mine T Episode #2612. 5-16-1989 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit reports from an alphabet mine where they dig Js. The miners tell him various words that begin with J and Richard presents him with his own J. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171038 1976 Sesame Street News Flash: Arabian Nights: Aladdin and His Lamp T Episode #0927. 11-30-1976 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Aladdin is distressed that his lamp won’t work until Kermit informs him that he needs to add a light bulb, plug in the cord and turn the switch. All the while, the Genie wisecracks about his job and trying to get some sleep inside a lamp. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171039 1975 Sesame Street News Flash: Arabian Nights: Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves T Episode #0795. 5-2-1975 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit interviews Ali Baba who can’t seem to figure out the magic word starting with the letter S to open the door to the cave. When Kermit says goodbye to the viewers, he accidentally blurts out “open Sesame (Street News,” to which the rock opens and forty thieves come out, stealing Kermit’s watch and all his clothes. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171040 1987 Sesame Street News Flash: Ballet: Counting Battements T Episode #2291. 2-26-1987 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit and Grover watch Suzanne Farrell do twenty grand battements. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171041 1973 Sesame Street News Flash: Cinderella: At the Ball T Episode #0516. 4-30-1973 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit interviews Cinderella and Prince Charming, who are dancing at the ball. After Cinderella leaves, at midnight, she leaves one glass slipper behind. The prince wants to use it to find Cinderella, so he can have the other slipper as well. He then accidentally breaks the one he found. “Well, easy come, easy go,” he says. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171042 1990 Sesame Street News Flash: Cinderella: Fairy Godmother T Episode #2749. 11-15-1990 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Cinderella’s Fairy Godmother tries to make a beautiful ball dress appear on Cinderella without success: the gown ends up on Kermit instead. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171043 1974 Sesame Street News Flash: Cinderella: Prince Charming T Episode #0684. 11-28-1974 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit interviews Prince Charming, who is looking for Cinderella. The prince tries to see whose foot matches the glass slipper. However, the shoe fits someone unexpected. Kermit: “Boy, these fairy tales are starting to get me down.” Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171044 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Cooperation T Episode. Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit is sent to the park for a report on co-operation, except that there’s nobody around to interview. At that moment, monster reporter Telly turns out to conduct the same interview. They end up cooperating by interviewing each other. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171045 1988 Sesame Street News Flash: Don Music: Alphabet Song, The T Episode #2474. 4-28-1988 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Don Music successfully writes the Alphabet Song with help from his surroundings. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171046 1983 Sesame Street News Flash: Don Music: Can You Tell Me How To Get To Yellowstone Park T Episode #1845. 12-2-1983 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Don Music tries to rewrite the “Sesame Street Theme” on a stormy night. He succeeds with the help of Kermit and is joined by Little Chrissy and the Alphabeats. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171047 1974 Sesame Street News Flash: Don Music: Mary Had a Bicycle T Episode #0698. 12-18-1974. Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Don Music tries to write “Mary Had a Little Lamb,” but he can’t come up with a word that rhymes with “snow.” Kermit suggests that Don try another angle, which leads to Don writing the hit song “Mary Had a Bicycle.” Don sings the song, with back-up vocals from the Monotones. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171048 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Don Music: Old McDonald T Episode. Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Don Music successfully writes “Old McDonald” with a little help from Kermit and some barnyard animals. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171049 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Don Music: Row, Row, Row Your Boat T Episode. Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” With Kermit’s help, Don Music manages to rewrite the tune to “Drive, drive, drive your car.” Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171050 1986 Sesame Street News Flash: Don Music: Whistle, Whistle, Little Bird T Episode #2164. 2-20-1986 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Don Music tries to rewrite “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.” He succeeds and is joined by a country-western band. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171051 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Don Music: Yankee Doodle T Episode. Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit helps Don Music finish the “Yankee Doodle” song. Then because Don finds the idea of calling feathers macaroni ridiculous. They rewrite it to be a song in which Yankee Doodle stays at home cooking for his pony, puts “fat spaghetti: in a pot and calls it macaroni. Little Chrissy and the Alphabeats then come in and perform the song with Don.Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171052 1986 Sesame Street News Flash: Dr. Nobel Price: Great Poonga-Poonga, The T Episode #2258. 12-31-1986. Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Dr. Nobel Price reveals his latest captured creature, which turns out to be a live rabbit. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171053 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Dr. Nobel Price: Herman the Hoppity-Hop T Episode. Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench-coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” It’s green, wears a trench coat, does news reports -- and it even talks. Dr. Nobel Price has invented an exact mechanical replica of Kermit. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171054 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Dr. Nobel Price: Speaking Stick T Episode. Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Warren Wolf, substituting for Kermit, is the first newsperson to witness Dr. Nobel Price’s latest invention, a stick that makes your voice sound louder. It bears a striking resemblance to Warren’s microphone. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171055 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Dr. Nobel Price: Tinkle Table, The T Episode. Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Dr. Nobel Price wants to show off his latest invention, a piano, but it’s already been invented. Kermit even knows how to play it. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171056 1979 Sesame Street News Flash: Fairy Tale: Elves and the Shoemaker, The T Episode #1316. 11-26-1979 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit interviews the elves, who give the shoemaker various gifts that are not shoes, but rather things that rhyme with “shoe.” Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171057 1989 Sesame Street News Flash: Fairy Tale: Jack and the Beanstalk T Episode #2617. 11-14-1989 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit climbs the famous beanstalk and passion Jack on the way who warns him not to go up. He breaches the clouds and meets a giant. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171058 1974 Sesame Street News Flash: Fairy Tale: Mirror, Mirror T Episode #0685. 11-29-1974 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” The Wicked Witch from the Snow White story plans to fool the mirror into saying that she is the fairest -- but she hasn’t counted on Kermit hiding behind a curtain. When she sees him, she realizes that he really is pretty good-looking. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171059 1973 Sesame Street News Flash: Fairy Tale: Pied Piper of Hamelin, The T Episode #0519. 5-3-1973 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” The Pied Piper has trouble luring mice with his music -- but Kermit lures them by whistling. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171060 1976 Sesame Street News Flash: Fairy Tale: Pinocchio T Episode #0878. 3-24-1976 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit reports from Gepetto’s workshop, the home of the world-famous wooden toy Pinocchio. Pinocchio demonstrates how he can make his nose grow longer by telling lies. He tells so many crazy stories that his nose pushes Kermit through the war. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171061 1993 Sesame Street News Flash: Fairy Tale: Princess and the C, The T Episode #3120. 4-16-1993 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Instead of a pea, this princess sleeps on things beginning with C. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171062 1974 Sesame Street News Flash: Fairy Tale: Princess and the Cookie, The T Episode #0671. 11-11-1974 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit interviews a servant who tells him that the queen wants to test the maiden by placing a cookie under the mattresses to see if she can feel it. The “princess” (Cookie Monster) not only feels it, but also eats the cookie and the mattresses. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171063 1977 Sesame Street News Flash: Fairy Tale: Princess Chooses a Prince T Episode #0952. 1-4-1977 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” A princess says that the one she has chosen to be her prince has bulgy eyes, small ears, and a funny voice, is wearing a hat and coat, and is a frog. Kermit is the only one who fits that description, so she kisses him, thinking he’ll become a prince. In a puff of smoke, she turns into a frog. Kermit invites her to “the hop” and she accepts. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171064 1974 Sesame Street News Flash: Fairy Tale: Rapunzel T Episode #0692. 12-10-1974 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Rapunzel has been locked in a tower by the wicked witch, Prince Charming comes to rescue her by asking to let down her hair, and she literally does -- by having her hair fall off her head. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171065 1975 Sesame Street News Flash: Fairy Tale: Rumpelstiltskin T Episode #0724. 1-23-1975 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” The miller’s daughter is in danger of losing her baby if she cannot guess the first name of Rumpelstiltskin. Kermit puts up a hotline, Sesame-Street-555, for people to call in and help her. The name ends up being Bruce Rumpelstiltskin, but unfortunately for Kermit, he picked the wrong place to hide: an empty baby carriage. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171066 1991 Sesame Street News Flash: Fairy Tale: Seven Emotional Dwarves T Episode #2787. 1-8-1991 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit meets the Seven Dwarves, seemingly from the Snow White story. However, in this version each is named after and represents an emotion. Dwarves are named Cheerful, Sad, Lovely, Angry, Proud, Surprised and Fearful. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171067 1975 Sesame Street News Flash: Fairy Tale: Sleeping Beauty T Episode #0713. 1-8-1975 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Prince Charming kisses Sleeping Beauty, expecting to wake her up. To his astonishment, she turns into a frog and hops off with Kermit. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171068 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Fairy Tale: Sleeping Beauty’s Kiss T Episode. Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” The prince kisses Sleeping Beauty, but rather than waking her up, falls asleep himself. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171069 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Favorite Animals T Episode Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” At a zoo, Kermit asks the patrons what their favorite animals are. He happens to be standing by a cage with three attention-craving pigs, who desperately assume the mannerisms of each animal mentioned. One pig finally calls the attention of a little boy who apparently loves every animal. As it turns out, the pigs’ favorite animal is the frog. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171070 1973 Sesame Street News Flash: Frog on the Street T Episode 0536. 11-19-1973 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit interviews a little girl about the sounds animals make. When he asks her what sound a frog makes. She replies “Wiggit! Wiggit!,” which doesn’t amuse Kermit. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171071 1989 Sesame Street News Flash: History: Boston Tea Party, The T Episode #2574. 3-23-1989 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit interviews some colonial American citizens who are participating in the Boston Tea Party. Rather than tea, they drop things that begin with the letter “T” in the water instead. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171072 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: History: Christopher Columbus T Episode #0700 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit interviews Christopher Columbus before he begins his voyage to discover America. Kermit tries to tell him that the third ship is tied to the dock, but it’s too late -- the dock breaks free, and takes Kermit along with the ship. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171073 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: History: George Washington’s Father’s Cherry Tree T Episode. Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit interviews the father of George Washington, who is annoyed that George keeps chopping down his cherry trees and then telling the truth about it. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171074 1993 Sesame Street News Flash: History:First Day of School in History, The T Episode 3114. 4-8-1993 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit goes back in time to witness the very first day of school, taught by a caveman teacher with caveman students. Today the students learn about the letter N. The teacher presents a stone carved N to Kermit, which accidentally lands on his flipper. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171075 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Holiday: Santa Claus T Episode Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit witnesses how Santa Claus comes down the chimney, but not before a chimney sweep enters the chimney first. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171076 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Holiday: Holiday Mix-Up T Episode #0777 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit interviews Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny and a witch -- they are all confused about who they are and what holidays they belong in. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171077 1986 Sesame Street News Flash: Ideas for Games T Episode #2228. 11-19-1986 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit is on a quest to interview people who have invented their own game. Elmo plays “The Reporter Game,” where he pretends to be a news reporter, and then fights with Kermit over his microphone. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171078 1989 Sesame Street News Flash: Invisible Man, The T Episode #2604. 5-4-1989 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit interviews The Invisible Man, who tap dances for him, and later introduces his family, which crowds Kermit. All that is seen of the Invisible Man and his kin are their hats. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171079 1988 Sesame Street News Flash: Little Red Cookie Hood T Episode #2487. 11-22-1988 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Cookie Monster portrays Little Red Riding Hood. He brings cookies for his sick grandmother, but Kermit tells him that sick people should have healthy foods. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171080 1988 Sesame Street News Flash: Little Red Riding Hood: Directions T Episode #2503. 12-14-1988 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit, using a pull-down map, tries to give Little Red Riding Hood directions to her grandmother’s house. But she seems preoccupied with brushing link from her red cloak. In the end, Red joins her grandmother, the Big Bad Wolf, and a cab driver for a picnic. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171081 1974 Sesame Street News Flash: Little Red Riding Hood: Woodsman, The T Episode #0691. 12-9-1974 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit witnesses how the mailman, the salesman and the woodsman knock at the door while the Big Bad Wolf chases Little Red Riding Hood around the bed. Eventually, the Woodman shows up, and Red and the Wolf chase him for cutting down a maple, which was their favorite tree. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171082 1988 Sesame Street News Flash: London Fog T Episode #2404. 1-21-1988 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” In London, Kermit tries to talk about the London Fog, but is interrupted by the London Frog, a Grenadier Guardsman carrying “The Famous London Log” and a London Hog. By the time he’s ready to talk, the Fog has evaporated, and the others gather around to dance the London Clog. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171083 1975 Sesame Street News Flash: Man in Snowstorm T Episode #0750. 2-28-1975 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Part 1: Kermit has received a phone call that tells him that there is someone who has been standing out in a terrible snow storm for a long time. Kermit asks everyone who passes by, “Are you that person?” But everyone he asks has been out in the snow for only a short time. Kermit refuses to give up, however, and tells us to stay tuned. Part 2: Kermit, now shivering a little, is still looking for the person who’s been standing out in the now or a long time. He even asks Farley, too. Still no success. Part 3: Kermit is now buried up to his neck in snow, colder than ever. He calls the attention of passerby Harvey Kneeslapper, who tells Kermit that he is the one who made the call, which was a prank call. As it turns out, Kermit was the one standing out in the storm. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171084 1989 Sesame Street News Flash: Miami Mice T Episode #2640. 12-15-1989 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit appeared in his reporter personal in a Miami Mice sketch (which used the regular Miami Mice intro instead of the News Flash logo). Kermit tries to interview the mice about adventure, probably for another news program other than Sesame Street News, but finds it difficult to do so when he’s interrupted by a jet plane, an animal stampede, and a giant monster all making their way through the office. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171085 1990 Sesame Street News Flash: Monsters at School: First Day of School, The T Episode #2682. 2-13-1990 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit reassures kindergarten student Cookie Monster that there’s no need to be afraid on the first day of school. As he’s about to leave, the teacher mistakes him for a student and tells him to sit down. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171086 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Monsters at School: That is How We Look T Episode Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit is at the first day of school for monsters, where the monster teacher and his monster students sing a song about how different they look. At the end of the song, the monster teacher let his students play and Kermit joins them in a game of tag. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171087 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Monsters at School: That is How We Look T Episode Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit is at the first day of school for monsters, where the monster teacher and his monster students sing a song about how different they look. At the end of the song, the monster teacher let his students play and Kermit joins them in a game of tag. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171088 1989 Sesame Street News Flash: Monsters at School: What Monsters Want To Be When They Grow Up T Episode #2613. 5-17-1989 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit doing a slow-breaking human interest story, asks monsters at a daycare center what they want to be when they grow up, and every time they tell him, he rewards them with a cookie. Cookie Monster, posing as a baby, clams he wants to be an orthodontist. However, Kermit gets wise to Cookie’s scheme, and instead rewards him with a wind-up toy pair of false teeth. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171089 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Mumford’s Big and Small Trick T Episode Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” The Amazing Mumford has a new trick, where he will make Thumbelina big and The Big Bad Wolf small. He makes Thumbelina big, but doesn’t make the wolf smaller -- instead, Kermit is the one who shrinks. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171090 1974 Sesame Street News Flash: Nursery Rhyme: Hey Diddle Diddle T Episode #0694. 12-12-1974 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” In a take on the “Hey Diddle Diddle” nursery rhyme, Kermit interviews Natalie the cow and her cat manager as she prepares to jump over the moon. Natalie plans to break the usual cow stereotype by doing this jump. After the cat plays a fanfare on his fiddle, she makes the jump and crash lands back to Earth, where she is praised and congratulated for her jump. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171091 1975 Sesame Street News Flash: Nursery Rhyme: Hickory Dickory Dock T Episode #0710. 1-3-1975 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit stands by a grandfather clock waiting for a mouse to run up it, acting out “Hickory Dickory Dock.” Gladys the Cow and a duck show up instead. Finally, a horse comes in and explains that the mouse can’t make it. The horse runs through the clock, breaking it in the process. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171092 1974 Sesame Street News Flash: Nursery Rhyme: Humpty Dumpty T Episode #0705.12-27-1974. Video: Big Bird’s Story Time, Old School: Volume 2 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Humpty Dumpty has fallen off a wall and Kermit interviews one of the king’s horses. Gladys the Cow is also with them, pretending to be a horse. Humpty is put together again, but then Kermit gives him a congratulatory slap on the back, and he falls off the wall again. Then the king’s horses and men begin blaming Kermit for the trouble he caused. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171093 1974 Sesame Street News Flash: Nursery Rhyme: Jack and Jill T Episode #0669. 11-7-1974 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Jack needs someone to go up the hill with him. First he chooses Mervin, then Francine and Gladys the Cow. Finally Jack chooses Jill, who refuses to go up the hill with him again, so he asks Kermit to fill in. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171094 1975 Sesame Street News Flash: Nursery Rhyme: Jack Be Nimble T Episode #0723. 1-22-1975 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Jack can’t figure out how to jump over the candlestick. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171095 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Nursery Rhyme: Little Bo Beep T Episode Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Part 1: Kermit encounters a distressed Little Bo Peep, whose sheep is missing. They both observe every sheep that walks by -- the first sheep has its tail in front on its face. The second one has its tail in the middle on its back. And the third one has no tail. The fourth one does have a tail where it should be: behind. However, this indignant sheep claims to be Mary’s little lamb. Kermit tells us to stay tuned for updates on the search for the lost sheep. Part 2: Bo Peep has had no luck in finding her sheep. Instead she encounters Gladys the Cow pretending to be a sheep, and Fred the Wonder Horse pretending to be a dog. Kermit decides to give up on the search, and returns us to our regularly scheduled program. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171096 1974 Sesame Street News Flash: Nursery Rhyme: Little Miss Muffet T Episode #0677. 11-19-1974 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit meets Little Miss Muffet, who sits on her water bed, eats crunchy granola, and is not afraid of the spider, who ends up frightening Kermit away. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171097 1985 Sesame Street News Flash: Nursery Rhyme: Mary and Her Little Lamb T Episode #2059. 3-28-1985 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” After an interview with Mary, the lamb follows Kermit the Frog. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171098 1991 Sesame Street News Flash: Nursery Rhyme: Old King Cole T Episode #2887. 11-26-1991 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit witnesses as Old King Cole calls for his pipe and bowl, both of which he rejects, followed by his fiddlers three, along with a drummer, a saxophone player and a bass player. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171099 1974 Sesame Street News Flash: Nursery Rhyme: Old Mother Hubbard T Episode #0696. 12-16-1974 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Instead of a bone, Mother Hubbard brings her dog various objects which rhyme with “bone,” including a stone, a throne, and finally a phone, which the dog uses to order take-out from a Chinese restaurant. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171100 1983 Sesame Street News Flash: Nursery Rhyme: Old Woman Who Lives in a Shoe, The T Episode #1836. 11-21-1983 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit looks for the Old Woman who Lives in a Shoe. At first he ends up visiting The Young Man Who Lives in a Glove, and the Young Woman Who Lives in a Hat. When he reaches the shoe, it turns out the old woman needs a babysitter for her kids, and what better candidate than Kermit? Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171101 1981 Sesame Street News Flash: Nursery Rhyme: Peter Piper’s Family T Episode #1563. 5-6-1981 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit goes to Peter Piper’s Pickled Peppers Patch to interview Peter Piper, but he only gets to meet other members of his family, whose names all begin with a common letter. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171102 1993 Sesame Street News Flash: Old McDonald: Health Farm T Episode #3094. 3-11-1993 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Old MacDonald opens a health resort for his animals. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171103 1988 Sesame Street News Flash: Old McDonald: Spaceship T Episode #2448. 3-23-1988 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Old MacDonald says a spaceship has landed on his farm. A dog emerges with a frisbee in its mouth, and MacDonald mistakes the frisbee for the spaceship. But before long, a real spaceship lands on the farm, and out of it comes the Yip Yip Martians. The scene ends in chaos. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171104 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Oogle Family T Episode Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” This sketch does not begin with the News Flash Logo. Kermit is reporting from a theater auditorium wearing a tux with his reporter’s uniform slung over the seat next to him. In what is described as the musical event of the century, music lovers from around the world have gathered in tribute to the Oogle Family -- that is, words that rhyme with “oogle,” such as bugle and googol. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171105 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Rainy Day T Episode Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit asks Telly and Mona how they spend a rainy day. Telly enjoys practicing his bassoon, while Juliet loves to play pretend. Against his will, Kermit gets to play the part of the White Rabbit. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171106 1978 Sesame Street News Flash: Six Dollar Man, The T Episode #1141. 3-2-1978 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit explores the lab of Professor Nucleus Von Fission, who has just built a robot called the Six Dollar Man, out of parts that cost him six dollars total. The robot destroys the lab, while Von Fission, laughs. Kermit is horrified, but Von Fission explains, “What do you expect for six dollars?” Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171107 1993 Sesame Street News Flash: They Live in Different Places, But They Both Love Me T Episode #3118. 4-14-1993 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit interviews a bird who sings about how her parents still love her even though they don’t live together anymore, though it is not directly stated whether her parents re divorced or separated. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171108 1990 Sesame Street News Flash: Three Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf, The: Big Bad wolf’s School for Huffing and Puffing, The T Episode #2691. 2-26-1990 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” The wolf teaches Kermit how to huff and puff like him. The wolf tests Kermit’s blowing skills by having him move three ping pong balls by taking a deep breath and then blow them away with his mouth. Next, the wolf wants Kermit to blow down a straw house, but Kermit can’t do it. On the third try, the wolf secretly helps him by blowing on the house and they both blow the straw off a monster couple’s house. The wolf congratulations Kermit on his great job at blowing, but now Kermit has to deal with the monster couple, who are not very pleased with what just happened. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171109 1975 Sesame Street News Flash: Three Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf, The: Count Counts the Three Little Pigs, The T Episode #0758. 3-12-1975 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit’s interview with The Three Little Pigs is interrupted by the Count, who wants to count them. When he counts the pigs, thunder and lightning crash, and the pigs, thinking it’s going to rain, go inside and refuse to be interviewed. When the Count’s counting puts an end to the interview, Kermit goes to interview the residents of the next house -- the Seven Dwarves. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171110 1971 Sesame Street News Flash: Three Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf, The: Five Little Pigs T Episode #0737 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit tries to tell the story of the Three Little Pigs, but five pigs show up. He realizes he’s encountered the wrong group of pigs -- one of these pigs went to market and one stayed home. Just as he’s got things straight, the Big Bad Wolf shows up, and huffs and puffs Kermit away. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171111 1985 Sesame Street News Flash: Three Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf, The: How the Three Little Pigs Feel T Episode #2096. 11-18-1985 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” The Big Bad Wolf has blown down the houses of the Three Little Pigs, so Kermit interviews them to know how they feel. The pig who made his house out of straw is angry, the pig who made a stick house is sad, but the one who made his house out of bricks is proud, because his house is still standing. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171112 1993 Sesame Street News Flash: Three Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf, The: New Three Little Pigs Story, The T Episode #3080. 2-19-1993. Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” The Big Bad Wolf plays a game of “Three of These Things” with Kermit and the pigs. Since Kermit doesn’t belong with the pigs, the wolf blows him out of the picture. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171113 1974 Sesame Street News Flash: Three Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf, The: Pig’s Straw House, The T Episode #0702. 12-24-1974 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit interviews one of The Three Little Pigs, the one who built a straw house. The Big Bad Wolf comes to blow it down, but the house is actually strong. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171114 1974 Sesame Street News Flash: Tortoise and the Hare, The T Episode #0676. 11-18-1974 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Although it didn’t feature the News Flash logo, Kermit covers the race between the tortoise and the hare for one-time Sesame Street Sports broadcast, which served as prototype for Sesame Street News. Everything goes smoothly, until the race beings. The hare dawdles, since the tortoise is so slow that the hare will have time to win. Kermit rushes to the finish line so that he can see the results, and is crowned the winner. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171115 1993 Sesame Street News Flash: Tortoise and the Hare’s Rematch, The T Episode #3056. 1-18-1993. Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” The hare challenges the Tortoise to a rematch. The time, the Tortoise comes equipped with a jet-pack. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171116 1993 Sesame Street News Flash: Waiting in Line T Episode #3093. 3-10-1993 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit talks to people waiting in line for a football game being held at the SuperGame Stadium. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171117 1974 Sesame Street News Flash: Weather Report T Episode #0693. 12-11-1974 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Simon Soundman does a weather report using sounds for different kinds of weather. News Anchorman Kermit fires him and calls for another weatherman, who has a more “visual” approach to reporting the weather. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171118 1976 Sesame Street News Flash: What Makes People Angry? T Episode #0869. 3-11-1976 Reporter Kermit the Frog, wearing a trench coat and hat and holding a microphone, is a roving reporter for “Sesame Street News.” Kermit tries to find out what makes people angry, but everyone he encounters is too busy to speak to him, which ultimately causes him to lose his temper and yell at the camera. Two of the people he asks is Grover, and a Mr. Johnsonesque Muppets, and Farley, Roosevelt Franklin, Guy Smiley can be seen passing by in the background. This segment did not start with the News Flash title card, but featured its theme music at the beginning and end of the sketch and had an announcer referring to Kermit as a reporter on the street. Reporter Kermit interviews characters from fairy tales, nursery rhymes and other popular stories, even appearing at key moments in history. Prototype version of the series, entitled “Sesame Street Sports,” first appeared in 1971 and a few regular News Flash skits debuted that year. Most of the sketches began with a logo of the words “NEWS FLASH” on a cloud with stars and a lightning bolt against a black background. A news theme written by Joe Raposo -- registered with BMI as “Kermit News Theme” -- consists of Morse code-like sounds and an urgent-sounding version of the Sesame Street theme accompanied by an announcer, voiced by Jerry Nelson, saying “We take you now to Kermit the Frog with another fast-breaking news story!” The colors on the logo occasionally varied -- one version was in black and white -- and it would sometimes be superimposed over footage with Reporter Kermit talking with someone off-camera, though it usually had a basic color scheme. In the mid-80s News skits, the “NEWS FLASH” text would flash on and off. 171119 1985 Sesame Street Presents Follow That Bird M Newscaster (Chevy Chase) 171120 2007 Sesame Street: Grouch News Network (GNN) T DVD -R HQ 10354 TV Anchor-Newsman Anderson Cooper broadcasts from a garbage can on the Grouch News Network with TV Co-Anchors Walter Cranky and Dan Rather-Not. Oscar the Grouch is angry when the stories for his Grouch News Network all end up nice and happy. 171121 1991 Session Man MT Photographer (Carol Stoddard). 171122 1696 Session of the Poets, Holden at the Foot of Parnassus Hill PO USC Anonymous Critics 171123 1969 Session With The Committee, The M AFI-Television TV 171124 2002 Sessions@AOL T Series 2002- Interviewer (Chris Doundas). 171125 1961 Sessiz harp MF Turkey Journalist 171126 1996 Set It Off M TV Anchor (Mark Thompson). 171127 1973 Set This Town on Fire (aka Profane Comedy, The) MT James, John Thomas Profane Comedy, The (1969) Editor-Publisher Buddy Bates (Chuck Connors) is a newspaper publisher who develops doubts against his courtroom testimony which sent politician to jail. Local newspaper editor whose testimony put man behind bars for manslaughter. He has second thoughts. Man returns after seven years to run for mayor when the town drunk confesses to the crime. 171128 1999 Set Up N McNab, Claire Weinberg List Journalist 171129 1949 Set-Up, The M SVD 1455 Photographer (Frank Mills). Newsboy selling papers. Former aging fighter trying to sell magazines and newspapers. 171130 1887 Seth's Brother's Wife: Study of Life in the Greater New York, A N MLPL Frederic, Harold Press. John Fairchild, Banner of Liberty. Seth and the Tecumach Chronicle. Other journalists. 171131 2000 Setting Fires: Novel, A N Wenner, Kate Documentary Filmmaker Annie Waldmas is happily married wife and 40-year-old mother of two and enjoying a successful career and a stable domestic environment in New York. Then two disasters strike. News Photographer husband Josh. Their Connecticut country home is destroyed in a fire that may have been set by anti-Semitic arsonists. Her 70-year-old father is diagnosed with cancer. She videotapes her father talking about his life. He dies in peace. Her research turns up a total of 12 fires set on Jewish property. Both events force her to examine her sense of self and life as a secular Jew. She and her husband want to collect on their fire insurance and rebuild their dream house, but first they have to carp at one another over the chores. 171132 1967 Settled in Chambers: Novel, A N Tracy, Honor Weinberg List Journalist 171133 1983 Settled Out of Court SM PVL Donson, Cyril In "John Creasey's Crime Collection 1983: Anthology by members of the Crime Writers' Association, An." Crime Reporter-Narrator 171134 2006 Seus Problemas Acabaram!!! MF Brazil Reporter (Claudio Manoel). Talk Show Host Larry King (Beto Silva). 171135 1995 Seven (Se7en) M News Media. TV Reporter (Dominique Jennings). TV News Reporter (Charline Su). TV Anchor Woman (Beverly Burke). 171136 1976 Seven A.M. News H Leslie, Alfred Newspaper. Woman at 7 a.m. listening to news with newspaper open at breakfast table. 1976-1978. 171137 1968 Seven Against the Sun M AFI-Radio Radio 171138 1939 Seven Against the Years N North, Sterling Literary Editor of a major Chicago newspaper. 171139 1930 Seven Bobsworth N Beresford, John Davys Press 171140 1982 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers: Heritage T Episode #14. 12-29-1982 TV Reporter (John Callahan). 171141 0001 Seven Chiefs Against Thebes P COPY Aeschylus 467 B.C.E. Herald: "My office leads me to proclaim the mandate…." 171142 1998 Seven Days MT News Crew (Will Dotter). 171143 1964 Seven Days in May M DVD News Media 171144 1950 Seven Days to Noon M Newspaper Editor (George Street). NBC News Commentator (Merrill Mueller). 1st Newspaper Seller (Jack May). BBC Announcer (John Snagge). 171145 1970 Seven Days Too Long M AFI-Authors Writer 171146 2000 Seven Days: Backstepper's Apprentice, The T Episode #34. 2-16-2000 News Media. CZN Reporter (Suzin Schiff). CZN Announcer (Kevin Hayes). 171147 2000 Seven Days: Brother, Can You Spare a Bomb? T Episode. 3-19-2000. News Media. Reporter (Kevin Blatch). CZN Reporter (Alison Matthews). 171148 2001 Seven Days: Crystal Blue Persuasion T Episode #59. 2-28-2001 News Media. CZN Anchorman (Kevin Hayes). Female Technician (Vanessa Zwez). 171149 2000 Seven Days: Cure, The T Episode #44. 5-24-2000 News Media. CZN Newscaster (Kevin Hayes). 171150 2000 Seven Days: Deloris Demands T Episode #50. 12-15-2000 News Media. Reporter from CZN (Kevin Hayes). 171151 2001 Seven Days: Empty Quiver T Episode #60. 3-21-2001 News Media. CZN Anchor (Steve Stapenhorst). 171152 1998 Seven Days: Gettysburg Virus, The T Episode #3. 10-14-1998. Sci-Fi Newscaster (Aude Charles). 171153 1999 Seven Days: Last Card Up T Episode #12. 2-3-1999. Sci-Fi News Media. Anchorperson (Dave Clark). Field Anchor (Mary Major). 171154 2001 Seven Days: Live: Brink, The T Episode #63. 5-8-2001 Reporter from CZN (Kevin Hayes). 171155 1999 Seven Days: Live: Collector, The T Episode #29. 11-24-1999 News Media. Male Reporter (Kevin Hayes). Female Reporter (Kristina Matisic). 171156 2000 Seven Days: Live: Dunwych Madness, The T Episode #48. 11-1-2000 Reporter from CZN (Kevin Hayes). 171157 2000 Seven Days: Live: From Death Row T Episode #66. 5-29-2001 Reporter from CZN (Kevin Hayes). 171158 2001 Seven Days: Live: Revelation T Episode #58. 2-21-2001 Reporter from CZN (Kevin Hayes). 171159 1998 Seven Days: Love and Other Disasters T Episode #30. 12-15-1999 News Media. Newsman (Marrett Green). 171160 1999 Seven Days: Pakergeist T Episode #14. 2-24-1999 News Media. CZN Anchor (Nancy Sullivan). 171161 1999 Seven Days: Parker.com T Episode #24. 10-13-1999 News Media. CZN Reporter (Norma Jean Wick). 171162 2000 Seven Days: Playmates and Presidents T Episode #43. 5-17-2000. Sci-Fi News Media. CZN Anchorwoman (Pamela Martin). 171163 2000 Seven Days: Pope Parker T Episode #40. 4-26-2000 News Media. CZN Reporter (Jilena Cori). CZN Anchor (Kevin Hayes). 171164 1999 Seven Deadly Sins M Newscaster (Wilde Oscar) 171165 1606 Seven Deadly Sins of London ER USC Dekker, Thomas News 171166 1947 Seven Deadly Sisters, The NM OWN - P McGerr, Patricia Press 171167 1988 Seven Hours to Judgment M TV Reporter (Jane Bray). TV News Court Reporter (Deborah Brown). 1st Reporter (David Wasman). 2nd Reporter (Laurel Anne White). 3rd Reporter (Tom Hammond). 171168 1947 Seven Keys to Baldpate M SVD 570 Writer. Secretary and a gang of jewel thieves disrupt the concentration of a writer who must finish his new book in 24 hours 171169 1917 Seven Keys to Baldpate M Cohan, George H. (Play). Earl Derr Biggers (Novel). Hugh Ford (Scenario) AFI-Reporters/Novelists - Ness Book Reporter for the Reuton News, Mary Norton (Anna Q. Nilsson), reviews writer's latest book in her paper and accuses him of prostituting his talent. He finally convinces her that the world he writes about is as real as the one depicted in more serious book She rushes back to her paper with the biggest scoop it has had in years. 171170 1925 Seven Keys to Baldpate M AFI-Publishers/Novelists Writer 171171 1930 Seven Keys to Baldpate M DVD -R HQ 6929, 6926. AFI-Publishers/Novelists Newspaperwoman heroine of novel. Writer (Richard Dix) creates the novel after a night of chaos 171172 1913 Seven Keys to Baldpate NM OWN - H Biggers, Earl Derr Writer 171173 1913 Seven Keys to Baldpate P OWN Cohan, George H. In "Famous Plays of Crime and Detection." Melodramatic farce based on Biggers novel. Reporter 171174 1938 Seven Keys to Baldpate R CD 002 Lux Radio Theater Lux Radio Theater 38-09-26 Press 171175 1957 Seven Lively Arts, The: DT Series. 11-3-1957 to 2-16-1958. CBS TV Critic John Crosby of the New York Herald Tribune hosted this program on drama, writing, film, dance, music, graphic arts and television. Terence O'Flaherty of the San Francisco Chronicle wrote, "I hope that brother Crosby can take it as well as dish it out." He could not. Crosby testily responded in Newsweek: "My fellow critics were gunning for us from the start…." 171176 1957 Seven Lively Arts, The: Hollywood Around the World T Episode #4. 12-29-1957 Interviewer-Narrator (Joe Hyams). Host (John Crosby). 171177 1985 Seven Minutes in Heaven M Journalist (James Bigwood). Bill the Photographer (Terry Kinney). 171178 1971 Seven Minutes, The M TV Commentator (Ralph Story). Commentator (Bill Baldwin). Reporters (Vince Williams, Jim Bacon). Merle Reid's Cameraman (Peter Shrayder). 171179 1969 Seven Minutes, The N Wallace, Irving PR Publicist Steve Randall is given the job of publicizing a new version of the Bible. 171180 1936 Seven Red Sundays N Sender, R Spanish Journalist throws in his lot with the Communists 171181 1999 Seven Sins and Other Tales M Art Critic (Talia Monet). 171182 1997 Seven Sport DT UK Series 1997-1998 Reporters-Presenters James Cooper (1998), Mark Pearson (1997-1998). Reporters Jon Donaldson (1997-1998), Phil Matthews (1997-1998), Haydn McKenzie (1997-1998), Shaun Russell (1997), Zora Suleman (1998-1999). Presenters (Philippa Gant (1998), Chris Slade (1998-1999). 171183 1942 Seven Sweethearts (aka Tulip Time) M DVD -R HQ 11430, 11431 Reporter Henry Taggart (Van Heflin) is covering the tulip festival in Little Delft, Michigan. He takes a room at an inn run by an eccentric old Dutchman and his seven daughters. Taggart momentarily is attracted to the eldest daughter, but realizes he is in love with a spoiled and stage-struck sister, Billie, when he hears her sing. She resists his attentions believing him the property of her oldest sister since it is a family tradition that no girls in the family can marry until the eldest is married. Billie admits her love for Henry, but the oldest sister will not relent -- until she elopes to New York telling Billie to marry Henry. Now that the eldest sister is married, all six sisters end up at the altar in the Little Delft church including the reporter and his love. 171184 2004 Seventy Two Virgins N Johnson, Boris Journalist Debbie Gujaratne of the Daily Mirror. She interviews an MP and while he talks at length she thinks: Poor chap, thought Debbie, as he ranted on. She could picture it all. The basically happy family life... She pitied him, although she had no family herself (she was of course sleeping with her married news editor). And yet even as she pitied him, she knew she would have no mercy. It would be more than her job was worth. Baghdad Veteran and Daily Mirror hack Barry White also appears as a minor character. Comic political novel includes a remarkable new worldwide reality show that dominates the airwaves, would-be terrorists run through Westminster in a stolen ambulance, a visit from the president of the United States, celebrity chefs, snipers, tabloids chasing extra-curricular activities. 171185 1999 Sex 'n Death T SVD 968 Parody TV News. Satire on the TV-news industry finds cutthroat anchor (Martin Clunes) suffering from an attack of morals. 171186 2000 Sex & Mrs. X (aka Sex and Mrs. X) M DVD -R HQ 9944-9945 Magazine Journalist Joanna (Linda Hamilton) reluctantly profiles a Frenchwoman famous for introducing young women to potential husbands. Joanna is a woman secure in the knowledge of who she is: a perfect wife, a successful magazine journalist and a woman who's just celebrated her 10th wedding anniversary with her husband, Dale. But when Dale suddenly leaves her for another woman, Joanna's world collapses. Her self-esteem shattered, Joanna questions her attractiveness as a woman and her value as a human being. How did this happen to her? Follow Joanna as she escapes to Paris and learns the many secrets of seduction under the tutelage of Madame Simone (Jacqueline Bisset). Slowly, empowered by her newfound knowledge and self-confidence, Joanna comes to understand her true self-worth. 171187 2002 Sex and the City: "Vogue" Idea, A T SVD 1153 Heinberg, Allan Episode #65. 2-3-2002 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie has a one-time, big-shot free-lancing opportunity at Vogue. She puts her heart and soul into a shoe article, which unfortunately isn't very well accepted by the female editor. Bonds with male editor Julian. Swept off her feet with glamour of Vogue. When she is given the opportunity of her dreams – pick anything on the Vogue closet – she decides that no pair of shoes can replace her dignity as she is surprised by a pant-less Julian. Samantha gives Richard a threesome for his birthday. Charlotte freaks out hosting a baby shower for Miranda after seeing a present that brings her back to her past. 171188 2001 Sex and the City: Agony and the "Ex"tasy, The T King, Michael Patrick Episode #49. 6-3-2001. Season 4 Opener Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. When Carrie turns 35, all the girls reflect on how it feels like being in their thirties and still single. Samantha is doing just what she likes best -- men. Latest attempt is a monk. Carries freaks when no one shows up at her dinner party and she goes home feeling depressed and abandoned. Fortunately Big shows up with a bottle of champagne. And even though he might not be her soul mate, it's good enough for her. After all, not everything is perfect. Not even your 35th birthday. 171189 2000 Sex and the City: All Or Nothing T Bicks, Jenny Episode #40. 8-13-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Aidan says he loves Carrie, which makes her feel even more guilty about her renewed relationship with Mr. Big. Charlotte's engagement hits a snag over a prenuptial agreement. Samantha is feeling down with flu and panics that she's going to end up alone. Miranda finds phone sex is fulfilling but also as painful as most relationships. 171190 2002 Sex and the City: All That Glitters T Chupack, Cindy Episode #62. 1-13-2002 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Girls go dancing at gay club. Carrie meets gay guy and they start hanging out but she soon discovers she has to fight for his attention whenever they go out. Samantha takes hit of ecstasy and tells Richard she loves him. Charlotte's home is featured in Home and Gardens, but she and her husband grow farther apart and he moves out. Miranda tells gay worker she's pregnant and he revealed the news at work so she accidentally lets it out that he's gay. 171191 2004 Sex and the City: American Girl in Paris Par Un (1) T Episode #94. 2-22-2004 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. After Petrovsky leaves Carrie behind for a second time in Paris, she begins to wonder if she's doomed to follow in Juliet's footsteps. Back in New York, Samantha's chemo treatments are killing her sex drive, and she tries to push Smith away in an attempt to cope with it. Hoping to adopt a baby, Charlotte and Henry host an expectant couple from North Carolina with the intent of acquiring their unborn child. 171192 2004 Sex and the City: American Girl in Paris Part Deux (1) T Episode #93. 2-15-2004 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Before leaving for Paris, Carrie runs into Big outside of her apartment but she makes it clear to him that she wants him totally out of her life. Ms. Bradshaw then has one last dinner with Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda. It's clear that the four women know that Carrie's absence will have a major impact on all of their lives. 171193 2002 Sex and the City: Anchors Away T King, Michael Patrick Episode #67. 7-21-2002 Season 5 Opener Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. It's "Fleet Week" in New York City and Carrie, Samantha and Charlotte are only just beginning to adjust to Miranda's new life with baby. Samantha is finding it particularly hard to adjust to cleaning up her act in front of the baby. She's still furious over Richard Wright's infidelity. Carrie wonders if she's all out of great loves now that Big and Aidan are gone. She turns to Manhattan for romance and discovers the only company that she can find is a fellow single woman. Woman who likes to mix her prescription drugs with her ice cream. She jumps at opportunity when sailor invites her to the Fleet Week party. At end of night, she realizes that until she can let go of her past two relationships, she cannot date anymore. She goes home alone. Samantha is on a mission to get back at Richard. First she throws Martini in his face and then put posters all around his neighborhood calling him a cheater and liar. Richard apologizes and declares his love for her. 171194 2000 Sex and the City: Are We Sluts? T Chupack, Cindy Episode #36. 7-16-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie tries to seduce Aidan but he is waiting until the time is right to sleep with Carrie. Samantha and her late night visitors get the blame when someone in her apartment building is robbed at gunpoint and she is forced to move Charlotte's new man is unpleasantly talkative in bed. Miranda contracts an STD and notifying her list of sexual contacts proves to be highly embarrassing. 171195 2000 Sex and the City: Attack of the Five Foot Ten Woman T Chupack, Cindy Episode #33. 6-18-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie spots Mr. Big's wedding announcement in the paper and later bumps into his fiancé while shopping. Samantha treats her four friends to a day at a spa where one of the male attendants is reputed to give more than just massages. Charlotte is inhibited about disrobing in the steam baths, but forces herself to and is surprised. Miranda has a new, Ukrainian cleaning lady who takes it on herself to clean up Miranda's life as well as her apartment. 171196 1999 Sex and the City: Awful Truth, The T SVDSP 758 Star, Darren Episode #14. 6-13-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie reluctantly invites Mr. Big to her birthday party after he sends her flowers. Samantha tries to tell her boyfriend about his shortcomings Boyfriend gets them to go to therapist. Charlotte gets a puppy in lieu of a perfect man. Miranda talks dirty with her lover, the "spring-roll" man. 171197 1998 Sex and the City: Baby Show, The T Minsky, Terri and Susan Seidelman Episode #10. 8-9-1998 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Four friends invited to baby shower in Connecticut. They each react differently. Carrie is late and wonders how she would be as a mother. Samantha throws an "I don't have a baby" shower party. 171198 2001 Sex and the City: Baby, Talk Is Cheap T Chupack, Cindy Episode #54. 7-1-2001 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie sends Aidan an e-mail saying she misses him. When he doesn't respond she calls him. They go out with Miranda and Steve and Carrie senses Aidan wants a relationship too even though he tells her he doesn't. She pursues him and they have sex. He later shows up again and they walk the dog. Samantha is attracted by a man using fake nipples but discovers he's a big baby when she tells him to stop using baby talk during sex. Miranda meets Marathon Man. Charlotte tries to have a baby, then decides not to. 171199 1998 Sex and the City: Bay of Married Pigs T King, Michael Patrick Episode #3. 6-21-1998 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie is secretly set up by married friends but she decides to try him on to see if he fits when she discovers he's looking to get married. He buys a new place and invites her to the house warming party and tells her to bring her friends. She brings Charlotte and Samantha but when they get there they discover all the guests are married couples. Samantha gets drunk and Charlotte lets her stay over at her place. Samantha goes downstairs and gets doorman to come upstairs and have sex. Miranda, thinking she's a lesbian, is set up with another woman. Carrie decides that her marrying man doesn't fit so she dumps him on Charlotte but he doesn't fit her either. 171200 2001 Sex and the City: Belles of the Balls T King, Michael Patrick Episode #58. 7-29-2001 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carries goes to country with Aidan and ends up accidentally inviting Mr. Big when the movie star breaks up with him. He calls Carrie and tells her he was dumped and she says she wishes he could come but it's too far. He says he's willing to take the drive She gives him directions. Aidan isn't pleased with the idea. He says it's like a super hero thing and Mr. Big is Batman while he's the Green Hornet. Mr. Big gets drunk and Carrie won't let him drive so Aidan lets him sleep on the couch. Following morning, Mr. Big tries to apologize to Aidan but Aidan starts fight with him and Carrie steps in to stop them. It turns out they really get along. Samantha goes for job interview. Doesn't get job because she's a woman. So she tells the man off and storms out of his office. He comes chasing after her but she doesn't stop because she can feel the tears come on. Later she receives phone call telling her he was impressed with how much balls she has and that she has the job. 171201 2002 Sex and the City: Big Journey, The T VHS 1266 King, Michael Patrick Episode #73. 9-1-2002 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie reunites with Big (Chris Noth) when she travels to West Coast. Big moved to California. Final rendezvous was canceled when Miranda went into labor. Carrie's book tour takes her to San Francisco, which isn't far from Big's home in Napa Valley. When they meet, Carrie is surprised at how much her former lover has changed. Joining Carrie on the press junket is her man-hungry publicist Samantha, who, surprisingly, has grown disillusioned with New York men. 171202 2000 Sex and the City: Big Time, The T SVD 875 Bicks, Jenny Episode #38. 7-30-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie keeps bumping into Mr. Big, causing her to wonder what's going on, which she finds out when he confesses he can't stop thinking about her. Charlotte starts to think that Trey might indeed be her “Mr. Right”. Samantha fears she is becoming menopausal, but when sleeping with Len, an older man from her new apartment building, discovers she's not. Miranda is starting to get fed up with living with Steve, and the last straw comes when he tries to persuade her it's time to start thinking about a baby: they break up. 171203 2000 Sex and the City: Boy, Girl, Boy, Girl T Bicks, Jenny Episode #34. 6-25-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie finds out that her new young boyfriend has had relationships with both men and women and tries not to let it faze her, but it does eventually. Samantha stands up to her new male assistant eventually firing him and then having sex with him. Charlotte takes part in a photo shoot by a famous photographer, Baird Johnson (Eddie Cahill), whose latest technique is to photograph women dressed as men. Miranda begins to feel suffocated by her boyfriend's presence in her apartment, but when he leaves she feels lonely and ends up inviting him to move in. 171204 2003 Sex and the City: Boy, Interrupted T Episode #84. 8-24-2003 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie meets her high school boyfriend for dinner. Pair broke up in high school but they instantly reconnect until she finds out he's committed himself to a mental facility. New York City summer heat is driving Samantha crazy. She also is frustrated she can't get admitted into an exclusive club that features swimming pool. She finds a misplaced ID card that grants her access. She has to beat a hasty retreat when an employee blows the whistle. Carrie decides she might date her old boyfriend and visits him at the facility. He tells her he will be in the facility for eight to ten months. Carrie concludes it was the sanest breakup she's ever been through. Miranda and the sports doctor. 171205 1999 Sex and the City: Caste System, The T SVD 785 Star, Darren Episode #22. 8-8-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie decides to say "I Love You" to Mr. Big. All she gets is an ugly purse. Attends fancy party. Carrie gets drunk, picks up an artist-bartender and ends up sleeping with him. Mr. Big calls the next morning to tell Carrie he does love her but was afraid to say it. Charlotte meets famous actor and acts like a groupie around him. Samantha is sexing a guy with a servant and is repeatedly thrown out of bed by two-faced jealous maid 171206 2004 Sex and the City: Catch-38 T Episode #89. 1-18-2004 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Paparazzi Photographer (Jonathan Espolin). 171207 2003 Sex and the City: Catch, The T Chupack, Cindy and Alan Taylor Episode #82. 8-10-2003 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Assignment sends Carrie to explore newest pastime for singles in New York swinging through the air on the flying trapeze. Try as she might, she won't let go of the bar and allow her instructor to catch her. Carrie is introduced to best man at Charlotte's wedding and she has a one-nighter with him but is unsatisfied after he proves to be a less than sensitive lover. Samantha admits she likes having her young boyfriend around. Charlotte gets married. Returning to the trapeze, Carrie still finds herself unable to let go and be caught by her instructor. But as the girls cheer her on from the sidelines, she realizes that with friends like that, she'll always have a safety net. 171208 2002 Sex and the City: Change Of a Dress T Rottenberg, Julie and Elisa Zuritsky Episode #63. 1-20-2002 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. When asked when she's getting married, Carrie reflects on the purpose and meaning of getting married. Miranda takes Carrie to try on ugly wedding dresses in a weird shock therapy to exorcise her fears away. But Carrie has a freak allergic reaction to the dress making her feel negative about the whole thing. She asks Aidan for some time, but he won't give it to her. She realizes he still doesn't trust her. Despite their mutual love, wedding is just something to give him confidence on her. He moves out the next day. Charlotte freaks out on tap dancing class. Samantha has her first monogamy attack after finding out Richard is sleeping around. 171209 1999 Sex and the City: Cheating Curve, The T Star, Darren Episode #18, 7-11-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Where does the line between cheating and not cheating stands? Carrie has trouble revealing to her friends she is back, officially, with Mr. Big. Miranda has tough time competing with porn when she discovers her date can only have sex while watching it. Samantha discovers her hot personal instructor that shaved her privates in the shape of a lightening is giving lightening to other women. Charlotte is having an opening at her gallery where she walks in on her date making out with another woman. Intrigued by powerful lesbians, a group of well-dressed, successful lesbians with good shoes. Accepts invitation to dinner from one of them and has a great time on a men-free environment, but soon faces restrictions due to her heterosexuality. 171210 1999 Sex and the City: Chicken Dance, The T SVDSP 777 Chupack, Cindy Episode #19. 7-18-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. At wedding, Charlotte is a bride's maid. Meets handsome man but when his father feels her up, he takes his father's side. Miranda stuck with guest book and thinks she's invisible to all men. Carrie is asked to write and proclaim a poem for bride and groom. She's hurt when Mr. Big walks out of the room to answer his phone during her reading. Saddened with the fact that while some people can get married after four weeks, she can't even get Mr. Big to sign a card with her. 171211 2000 Sex and the City: Cock-a-doodle-doo T SVD 869, 874 King, Michael Patrick Episode #48. 10-15-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Mr. Big phones Carrie and invites her to lunch, which she accepts against Miranda's advice. Samantha's sleep is disturbed by noise made by transsexual prostitutes. She ends up inviting them in for rooftop party with three friends. Charlotte receives an early-morning visit from Trey, who's finally ready for her. Miranda is feeling that her life is in a rut, and runs into Steve on a couple of occasions. 171212 2004 Sex and the City: Cold War, The T Episode #91. 2-1-2004 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. PR Girl #1 (Delaine Yates). PR Girl #2 (Sam Ross). 171213 2001 Sex and the City: Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda T Bicks, Jenny Episode #59. 8-5-2001 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie comes clean with Aidan about her past after meeting the waiter who knocked her up. Charlotte can't get pregnant. Miranda does. She decides to have an abortion but doesn't know whether to tell Steve. Carrie thinks she should. Carrie got an abortion herself after a drunk one night stand over a decade ago and didn't tell the waiter. In waiting room of abortion clinic, Miranda reconsiders her position. Decides to keep baby. Samantha has a hard time being publicist for Lucy Liu (Herself) and finding a way to get the purse of her dreams. 171214 2004 Sex and the City: Couple Questions, A T Episode #92 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. 171215 2002 Sex and the City: Cover Girl T SVD 1226 Toll, Judy and Michael Patrick King Episode #70. 8-11-2002 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Sex and the City, a collection of Carrie's columns, has a book cover she can't live with. Carrie wrestles with ideas for her book's cover. Samantha wonders if she's outgrown her lifestyle. Charlotte secretly turns to self-help books for advice. 171216 2002 Sex and the City: Critical Condition T DVD -R HQ 3034 Episode #72. 8-25-2002 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie prepares for her book's reviews. Rave review in the New York Times. Charlotte faces off with her former mother-in-law. Miranda laments her lack of mothering skills. 171217 2001 Sex and the City: Defining Moments T Bicks, Jenny Episode #51. 6-10-2001 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie and Big finally seem to be getting alone, despite the girls' pressure for her to define what kind of relationship she has established with him. Carrie doesn't know it herself. But it clearly shows as not being a regular friendship when she flirts with a jazz player. Big shows up on their date and acts jealous about Carrie. She has to set some boundaries. Samantha lowers her boundaries on relationships when she takes on lesbian relationship with Brazilian artist. 171218 2003 Sex and the City: Domino Effect, The T Episode #85. 9-7-2003 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Big visits New York for what could be the moneyed mystery man's last chance with Carrie. Miranda pursues relationship with sports doctor. Charlotte visits a Chinese fertility doctor. Freewheeling Samantha balks at holding hands. 171219 2000 Sex and the City: Don't Ask, Don't Tell. T Chupack, Cindy Episode #42. 8-27-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie is in continued quandary as to whether to tell Aidan about her renewed relationship with Mr. Big. Charlotte has doubts about marriage. Samantha has relationship with a member of wedding party. Miranda pretends to be an air stewardess to get a date. 171220 2000 Sex and the City: Drama Queens T Star, Darren Episode #37. 7-23-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie is invited to meet Aidan's family but she feels overwhelmed and declines. She then spots Mr. Big and his fiancé together and comes to realize that she has been behaving badly. She decides to meet Aidan's family after all. Charlotte falls down in the street and meets an eligible doctor. Samantha is seeing a doctor with access to a supply of Viagra, which she experiments with. Miranda gets used to living with Steve. 171221 1998 Sex and the City: Drought, The T Green, Michael and Michael Patrick King Episode #11. 8-16-1998 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie's relationship with Mr. Big is moving into a more mundane, less physical stage and she's worried whether it's due to her inadvertent flatulent indiscretion. Samantha discovers that not having sex can be erotic. Charlotte is dating a former lover of Carrie's and finds he's not interested in sex anymore. Miranda hasn't had sex for months. 171222 2000 Sex and the City: Easy Come, Easy Go T King, Michael Patrick Episode #39. 8-6-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. After Mr. Big confesses to Carrie that his relationship with his bride is not going well, they return to their old ways resulting in a night of passion. Samantha has a difficult time with her latest boyfriend. Charlotte realizes her greatest goal in life when she gets engaged. Miranda and Steve break up but still share an apartment. 171223 2000 Sex and the City: Escape From New York T Edwards, Becky Hartman and Michael Patrick King Episode #43. 9-10-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. At short notice, Carrie, Samantha and Miranda go to Los Angeles, so Carrie can discuss options on making a movie based on her columns. Her agent sets up a meeting for her with a Hollywood actor/producer. Samantha meets an unusual sort of model at a party. Miranda takes a wild ride on a mechanical bull. Charlotte is on a sexless honeymoon in Bermuda and tries to find out what her husband's problem really is. 171224 1999 Sex and the City: Evolution T Chuack, Cindy Episode #23. 8-15-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie thinks her relationship with Big has evolved enough so she can leave stuff at his place. She purposely leaves a few items in his bathroom only to be surprised by Big the next morning with a bag with all her items in it. Carrie is confused. She tries to discuss it with him but realizes she doesn't have to leave her marks on his place to know they're in a relationship. Miranda feels her biological clock ticking when her gynecologist tells her one of her ovaries has stopped production. Starts taking hormones and going out on dates with guys she'd never go with. Samantha has chance of getting back at one guy who broke her heart, but can't resist going to bed with him. Her vengeance plan goes down the drain when he dumps her. 171225 1999 Sex and the City: Ex and the City T King, Michael Patrick Episode #30. 10-3-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie wonders why she has never become friends with an ex-boyfriend. Decides that if she must start with someone, that someone might as well be Mr. Big. Calls him up, invites him for dinner where he breaks the news he's proposed to his new girlfriend. Shocked, Carrie storms out of the restaurant shouting and yelling about how with her he had a commitment problem for two years, but had found no difficulties on proposing to what's-her-name-after-five months. Other women try to find friends themselves. Miranda ends up in bed with Steve. Charlotte overcomes her trauma with horses. Samantha faces a challenge when she meets a man with a huge penis. She proposes they just be friends for the safety of her own vagina. 171226 1999 Sex and the City: Four Women and a Funeral T SVDSP 770 Bicks, Jenny Episode #17. 7-4-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. One of Carrie's friends dies from heroin abuse. Reflects on how time goes by fast and calls Mr. Big bringing back to life a relationship that took six months to die. At first they go out for dinner, but after not picking up his calls, Mr. Big shows up. They go bowling -- and end up sleeping together. Charlotte meets attractive widower at funeral. She finds out she wasn't the only one who is involved with him. Miranda has panic attack after buying her own place. Samantha experiences social hell after high profile society woman catches Sam making out with her husband. Only Leonardo DiCaprio who she met while helping build Carrie's dead designer house for people with substance abuse can save her from total exclusion. 171227 1999 Sex and the City: Freak Show T SVDSP 760 Bicks, Jenny Episode #15. 6-20-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie ruins a new relationship with Ben, a guy she meets in the park. Samantha dates Harrison, but finds he is into something she isn't. Charlotte dates Mitchell Sailor, "Mr. Pussy." Miranda quits dating after Carrie sets her up with a blind date she doesn't like. Carrie realizes she's a freak too. 171228 2000 Sex and the City: Frenemies T Bicks, Jenny Episode #46. 10-1-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie gives a couple of seminars on meeting men to a packed audience of women who ask some pointed questions that show her up badly. Samantha finds a new friend who turns out to be more than her equal. Charlotte makes herself more sexually attractive. Miranda agrees to date another man at the funeral of a would-be boyfriend despite Carrie's warnings to her. 171229 1999 Sex and the City: Fuck Buddy, The T Merrill Markoe and Darren Star Episode #26. 9-5-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Getting over Mr. Big, Carrie makes a date with a special friend, and tries to make it a fuller relationship. Samantha has an interesting time with the couple next door until reality strikes. Charlotte summons the courage to ask men for dates, gets carried away and starts to double book. Miranda dates a man who she thinks is highly strung but is really just unpleasant. 171230 1999 Sex and the City: Games People Play T Bicks, Jenny Episode #25. 8-29-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie meets a new man in her analyst's waiting room. Samantha dates a sports fan whose sex life is in sync with his teams' successes. Charlotte joins a bridge club to meet someone. Miranda flirts with a Peeping Tom in the apartment opposite hers. Sports Announcer (Steve Albert). 171231 2001 Sex and the City: Ghost Town T Heinberg, Allan Episode #53. 6-24-2001 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Miranda is invited to Steve's bar opening but is afraid to go. She asks Carrie to join her, but Carrie is reluctant once she sees that Aidan is Steve's partner. She buys him a plant. When she enters the bar, Steve tells her Aidan didn't invite her. He did Shocked, Carrie flees the scene before she runs into the ghost of Aidan. Samantha is bored with all the talking and speaking of her lesbian relationship. At opening, Miranda and Carrie both confront their ghosts. But while Miranda is now exorcised of any danger of remote feelings for Steve, Carrie doesn't feel so safe. Can she still love Aidan? 171232 2002 Sex and the City: Good Fight, The T King, Michael Patrick Episode #61. 1-6-2002 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie isn't sure having Aidan move in was a good idea. She feels apartment overcrowded with stuff that isn't hers and noise that disturbs her alone time. Things get worse once Carrie's neighbor tells her she's not moving out until the end of the month. After big fight, Carrie and Aidan spend three days not talking to each other. She breaks an apologizes first. Turns out there's a lot more about moving in than just throwing out some one-time-worn clothes in order to make room for future husband's stuff. Samantha freaks out because she is actually falling in love with her perfect-dicked boss. Miranda wonders if having sex hurts the fetus. 171233 2003 Sex and the City: Great Sexpectations T Chupack, Cindy Episode #76. 6-29-2003 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie and Jack Berger's relationship is moving along. First few dates nearly flawless, filled with steamy displays of public affection. After a night of "quiet sex" Carrie discovers the passion the two share doesn't translate to the bedroom. Samantha introduces the girls to "raw foods" restaurant. She wants a date with the hot waiter. Samantha finally gets her man after four courses of uncooked food. Miranda finds a new love -- TiVo. Charlotte decides she is going to convert to Judaism. Carrie and Berger's love life continues to be quiet. Frustration between the two is palpable. Eventually they turn to alcohol to lessen the tension. Drinks lead to unconsciousness rather than passion. Next morning, they admit they have a problem. After trying some makeshift voodoo, the two finally manage to click in bed. 171234 2003 Sex and the City: Hop, Skip and a Week T Episode #80. 7-27-2003 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Samantha's Public Relations machine works a little too well. Miranda feels pressure of being lawyer and single mother. Charlotte gets unwanted attention at the synagogue. 171235 2000 Sex and the City: Hot Child in the City T SVD 870 Heinberg, Allan Episode #45. 9-24-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie meets a new man at a comic store and falls in love with his fabulous apartment, not with his mother. Samantha is hired as the publicist for a Bat Mitzvah and finds that the girl and her friends are as over-sexed at 13 as she is at 34. Charlotte searches the Internet for a solution to her husband's sexual problem, then demands they see a sex therapist. Miranda wears braces, which make her feel like a teenager. Gives them up after a date fears he'll get caught up in them. 171236 2002 Sex and the City: I Heart New York T King, Michael Patrick Episode #66. 2-10-2002 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie accidentally finds out that Big is planning on moving away from New York and wonders if she should have goodbye sex with him. She tries to have a romantic evening with him, but Miranda goes into labor and Carrie has to ditch Big to join her friend. Samantha wears a wig to catch Richard cheating on her with another woman. 171237 2002 Sex and the City: I Love a Charade T Chupack, Cindy and Michael Patrick King Episode #74. 9-8-2002 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. On a night out at a Manhattan club, Carrie is amazed to learn that her old friend, a flamboyant singer is finally getting married -- and that his intended is a woman. While the initial shock never quite wears off, it does give Carrie and her friends the chance to visit the Hamptons. Once there, Samantha takes over Richard's mansion and throws a party. Carrie runs into writer Jack Berger (Ron Livingston). 171238 2004 Sex and the City: Ick Factor, The T Episode #88. 1-11-2004 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. 171239 2001 Sex and the City: Just Say Yes T Chupack, Cindy Episode #60. 8-12-2001 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie is upset about having to move out because her building is going co-op. Aidan suggests they move in together. He bought both Carrie's and the next door apartment to make one big place for them. It's a big step and needs some thinking time. Carrie accidentally discovers an engagement ring among Aidan's stuff. Is Aidan really the one? Is she ready for it? Are we ever ready? An unexpected bump into Big doesn't really help her. Miranda helped Aidan pick out the ring. When she's not expecting it, Aidan pops the question. Carrie says yes. Miranda doesn't want to marry Steve. Samantha flies to Rio with her new boss and doesn't wait much before entering the mile-high club. Charlotte tries to adopt a Mandarin baby. 171240 1999 Sex and the City: La Douleur Exquise! T Levy, Ollie and Michael Patrick King Episode #24. 8-22-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie freaks out when Big breaks the news to her that he might have to move to Paris for a year. She is revolted that all this time she thought of them as a "we" while his conception of "we" was "me and my penis." Angry and drunk after several Cosmopolitans, Carrie calls Big at 5:30 a.m. to discuss their relationship. Next morning she drops by with greasy food and suggests that she too should move to Paris so they can stay together. Big shoots her idea down. He says if she moves to Paris it has to be because she wants to and not him. Carrie is even more revolted but ultimately accepts that the man of her life has to go. Charlotte's fetish with shoes and a shoe salesman with a foot fetish meet. Miranda meets a guy who likes to have sex where he can get caught. 171241 2003 Sex and the City: Lights, Camera, Relationship T Episode #79. 7-20-2003 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie's relative success brings out the worst in Berger. Samantha turns on her hype machine to help Jerry. Miranda and Steve spend a surprise evening together. 171242 2002 Sex and the City: Luck Be an Old Lady T Rottenberg, Julie and Elisa Zuritsky Episode #69. 8-4-2002 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Charlotte's 36th birthday and she doesn't want to celebrate. Carrie celebrates the "faux" birthday by accompanying Miranda and Charlotte to join Samantha on her latest private jet trip with Richard to Atlantic City. Miranda wants to catch up on her sleep and read The New Yorker. Samantha is busy keeping an eye on Richard's every move. Carrie realizes people go to casinos for the same reason they go on blind dates -- hoping to hit the jackpot. But she wonders: If we knew the house always wins, why gamble? Samantha's suspicions become unbearable as she watches busy casino ladies show off their assets to Richard. She tells Richard she loves him but she loves herself more. She leaves behind the mega diamond ring and the pearl thong he just gave her and walks out the door. Sitting on the boardwalk and watching a happy couple in the sunset, Carrie realizes she's hiding and maybe there are things worth gambling on. 171243 1999 Sex and the City: Man, Myth, The Viagra, The T SVD 781 King, Michael Patrick Episode #20. 7-25-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carries continues her relationship with Mr. Big but wants him to get to know her friends better. Samantha starts spending time with wealthy seventy-something. Miranda has a bad experience with a married man, and starts seeing a bartender. 171244 1998 Sex and the City: Models and Mortals T Star, Darren Episode #2. 6-6-1998 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Miranda goes out with a guy and is told after dinner by two of his female friends that he's a modelizer, a man who only dates models. She tells Carrie and Carrie decides to write her next column on modelizers. She goes to see another modelizer and he tells her the secrets of dating models and then shows her his collection of pornographic videos featuring himself and his many model conquests. She later goes to fashion show with Samantha and their gay friend., The modelizer Carrie interviewed shows up and Carrie tells Samantha that he's a modelizer and that he videotapes his conquests, but she doesn't care and she ends up in his video collection. Carrie bumps into Mr. Big again at the after-show party. She ends up going home with the modelizer. 171245 1998 Sex and the City: Monogamists, The T Star, Darren Episode #7. 7-19-1998 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie is spending all her time with Mr. Big and then finds he's not being exclusive, which she can't handle. Samantha goes apartment hunting with a realtor on an exclusive basis but she actually continues to use others. 171246 2001 Sex and the City: My Motherboard, My Self T Rottenberg, Julie and Elisa Zuritsky Episode #56. 7-15-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie freaks out when her computer crashes because her whole life was on the computer. Everybody starts telling her she should have backed up her work. Aidan buys her a new computer and a zip drive. She gets angry at him for invading her space. He gets angry at her for not letting him be a part of her life more and he gives her back her key. Miranda's mother dies. Samantha buys a guide on the street featuring 1001 sexual positions and tries them with her wrestling boyfriend. Carrie, Samantha and Charlotte go to Miranda's mother's funeral to give her support and Carrie is surprised to see Aidan there. 171247 2000 Sex and the City: No Ifs, Ands or Butts T King, Michael Patrick Episode #35. 7-9-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carries tries to quit smoking to improve her chances with her new boyfriend, Aidan Joff, a furniture designer. Samantha dates an African-American, but his sister is not so open-minded. Charlotte has new boyfriend who turns out to be irredeemably lousy kisser. Miranda doesn't have time to watch Steve practice basketball even though he's trying to win a million dollars. He's upset. She realizes she needs to work on their relationship. 171248 1998 Sex and the City: Oh Come, All Ye Faithful T King, Michael Patrick Episode #12. 8-23-1998 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie discovers Mr. Big takes his mother to church on Sundays. Samantha falls in love with a perfect man, but he doesn't measure up to her requirements. Carrie breaks up with Mr. Big. Miranda's lover always showers afterwards because he's Catholic. Charlotte consults a series of soothsayers about whether she will ever get married. 171249 1999 Sex and the City: Old Dogs, New Dicks T SVD 759 Bicks, Jenny Episode #21. 8-1-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carries tries to get Mr. Big out of some of his annoying habits. Samantha chances on an old boyfriend who is now a drag queen named in her honor, at drag bingo. Charlotte horrified she's dating uncircumcised man. Miranda is still dating the bartender. 171250 2003 Sex and the City: One, The T Episode #86. 9-15-2003 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Internationally acclaimed artist (Mikhail Baryshnikov) sweeps Carrie off her feet. Miranda and Steve celebrate their child's first birthday. Samantha frets about her appearance. Charlotte is in for a surprise. 171251 2004 Sex and the City: Out of the Frying Pan T Episode #90. 1-25-2004 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. 171252 2003 Sex and the City: Perfect Present, The T Episode #77. 7-6-2003 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie visits Berger's apartment for the first time and discovers his "ex-file." Miranda's Steve has a new relationship. Samantha "waits" on Jerry the waiter. 171253 2003 Sex and the City: Pick-a-Little, Talk-a-Little T Rottenberg, Julie and Elisa Zuritsky Episode #78. 7-13-2003 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie brings Berger out for a dinner with the girls. Conversation flows smoothly until Berger gives Miranda some blunt advice on her love life. He scores points for honesty. Carrie and Berger later share their first "I Love Yous" and things are perfect. Berger gives Carrie a copy of his book, "Hurricane Pandora." She loves his writing but gently ribs him for not having a female protagonist from New York that wears her hair correctly. Berger doesn't take the criticism well. He shuts down. Samantha and Jerry's sex life is heating up. She finds out he's a recovering alcoholic. Miranda tests Berger's theory about men. Tension between Berger and Carrie hit a boiling point at a Manhattan bar. Two finally talk things out. Carrie discovers Berger is still smarting from commercial failure of his book. Couple make up. 171254 2002 Sex and the City: Plus One is the Loneliest Number T VHS 1251, 1252 Chupack, Cindy Episode #71. 8-18-2002 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Vogue Editor Enid Mead (Candice Bergen). Carrie's single status speaks volumes at her book-release party. Miranda approaches dating scene as a single mother. Charlotte has an unexpected visitor. 171255 2000 Sex and the City: Politically Erect. T Star, Darren Episode #32. 6-11-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie eventually consummates her relationship with the politician but is put out when he reveals a fantasy of his. Samantha meets a bachelor who is no match for her in height but a match between the sheets. Miranda and Steve discuss their relationship. Charlotte starts to put into action her plan of getting married by the end of the year by throwing a used-boyfriend party. 171256 2003 Sex and the City: Post-It Always Sticks Twice, The T Tuccillo, Liz and Alan Taylor Episode #81. 8-3-2003 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Berger dumps Carrie via a Post-It note earlier in the morning. Carrie and girls meet for usual breakfast. Charlotte is engaged. Carrie swears that she will refrain from giving Berger the satisfaction of an angry message. But she inadvertently leaves one after badmouthing him to some of his friends at an exclusive club. Her boyfriend's career is rapidly heating up, but Samantha fears he's moving too quickly by referring to her as his girlfriend. Coaches him to say he's single when he appears on TV maximizing his teenage potential and keeping comfortable distance between the pair. Plan backfires when she sees broadcast and finds she doesn't like hearing him declare his availability on national TV. The girls end up in a dive bar. Samantha scores a joint and is chased out of the bar by a man's girlfriend. Carrie gets busted for possession. Miranda talks the charge down to smoking in a bar leaving Carrie with a small fine to pay. 171257 1998 Sex and the City: Power of Female Sex, The T Star, Darren and Jenji Kohan Episode #5. 7-5-1998 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Famous artist visits Charlotte's gallery and invites her to his home. Carrie is introduced to handsome French architect who takes pity on her temporarily straitened circumstances. The artist asks Charlotte to pose for him. 171258 2001 Sex and the City: Real Me, The T King, Michael Patrick Episode #50. 6-3-2001 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie is asked to be a model at a fashion show mixing real models and real people. At first reluctant to believe she was chosen to be a model, Carrie is quickly swept off her feet with the glamour of the fashion business. But as everything that comes fast goes fast her dream turns into a nightmare when moments before the show her dress is changed to a jewelry panty. Photographer (Jeff Forney). Fashion Show Photographer (Evan Hart). With huge hair, heavy makeover and high heels, Carrie finally feels like a supermodel and enters the stage strong and confident, only to fall from the top of her shoes. She gets up and goes on with the show. She's a real person and when real people fall they get back on their feet and move on. Samantha decides to pose nude just so she can look back years from now and remember how hot she was. Miranda drives a man away with her self-confidence. 171259 2002 Sex and the City: Ring a Ding Ding T SVD 1153 Harris, Amy B. Episode #64. 1-27-2002 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie has to get a freelance job. Aidan moves out and leaves Carrie option of buying back her apartment for what he paid for it or selling it off but she doesn't have enough money for a loan so she goes to see Mr. Big who writes her a check. Finally she decides she wants to do it on her own so she tears up the check. Charlotte ends up giving her wedding ring so Carrie can use it as collateral to get her loan. Samantha discovers Richard isn't the one that's shopping for all the presents that he buys her and that he isn't even signing the cards, but his assistant is the one who does it, so she gets his assistant to sign the most recent card, "Love Richard." That way she hopes to trick him into saying, I love you. Miranda and Steve discuss custody of their soon-to-be born child. 171260 2000 Sex and the City: Running With Scissors T King, Michael Patrick Episode #41. 8-20-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie's reignited affair with Mr. Big puts increasing strain on her relationship with Aidan. She meets Big's wife in the worst of circumstances while letting herself out of the Big's' home. In the commotion, the wife has an accident so Carrie takes her to the hospital. Charlotte is involved in wedding preparations. She also finds out about Carrie and Mr. Big and is outraged. Miranda is attracted to a man wearing a sandwich costume. Samantha's new boyfriend makes her have an AIDs test before he will sleep with her. 171261 1998 Sex and the City: Secret Sex T Star, Darren Episode #6. 7-12-1998 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie has a photo session to promote her book. She has an official first date with Mr. Big. She researches people who have relationships in secret. Miranda discovers her boyfriend's fetish. When Mr. Big doesn't show up to see the maiden voyage of her promotional poster on the side of a bus, Carrie suspects she is only his secret lover and confronts him. 171262 2000 Sex and the City: Sex and Another City T Bicks, Jenny Episode #44. 9-17-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie, Samantha and Miranda spend a second week in Los Angeles. Carrie and Samantha go to a movie screening party but are refused entry at the door. Another guest gets them into the party and Carrie spends the evening with him, ending up in bed. She discovers he isn't all he pretends to be. Miranda meets up with old friend from New York. Charlotte despairs of a sexless marriage and flies to Los Angeles to be with the others. 171263 1998 Sex and the City: Sex and the City T Star, Darren Episode #1. 6-6-1998. Series 6-6-1998 to 2-22-2004. Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. At Miranda's 30-something birthday party, Carrie, Samantha and Miranda decide to start having sex like men without feeling. But Charlotte doesn't buy into it. Carrie steps up to the plate first and has sex with ex-boyfriend. To her surprise, he's fine with being used as a sex object. As she leaves she bumps into Mr. Big who she will see later again at Chaos. Miranda is set up with Carrie's friend and she hates him but he likes her. Samantha hits on Mr. Big at Chaos and he shoots her down every time. Carrie is left alone and can't catch a cab and is about to walk home when Mr. Big's car pulls up and he gives her a ride. 171264 2001 Sex and the City: Sex and the Country T Heinberg, Allan Episode #57. 7-22-2001 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie goes to Aidan's cottage and is bored, scared of a squirrel. She returns to city where she has dinner with Mr. Big. He tells her he's dating a movie star. She decides to give it another shot and returns to the country this time with Samantha. Samantha is bored until she sees a farmer and decides to ask if she can borrow some milk. They end up sleeping together. 171265 1999 Sex and the City: Shortcomings T Minsky, Terri Episode #27. 9-12-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie dates a writer and meets his very open family but finds them all too much. Samantha dates Charlotte's brother who is in town following his separation. Miranda dates a divorced father and finds his family ties are stronger than his feelings for her. 171266 1999 Sex and the City: Take Me Out To the Ballgame T King, Michael Patrick Episode #13. 6-6-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. After Carrie ends her relationship with Mr. Big, she dates a new member of the Yankees' team, but they bump into Mr. Big and she realizes she is not over him. Samantha is unsatisfied with her boyfriend's shortcomings. Miranda becomes annoyed with the others talking about nothing but men. Charlotte has a problem with her new boyfriend continually adjusting himself and her attempt to improve things misfire. 171267 1999 Sex and the City: The Complete Series M DVD. Six Seasons, 94 Episodes, 20 DVDs. Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. 171268 2008 Sex and the City: The Movie M DVD -R HQ 11029, 11030, 11031 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Samantha has moved to Los Angeles. Carrie is engaged to Mr. Big. The New York City sex columnist turned author who spent six stylish seasons looking for love on the HBO series comes to the big screen. Vogue Editor (Candice Bergen). 171269 2008 Sex and the City: The Movie: HBO First Look CC DVD -R HQ 9919 5-16-20008 17-minute promotion for the film Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Samantha has moved to Los Angeles. Carrie is engaged to Mr. Big. 171270 1999 Sex and the City: They Shoot Single People, Don't They T SVDSP 764 King, Michael Patrick Episode #16. 6-27-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie thinks she enjoys being single until she's late for a photo shoot and gets a bad picture on a magazine cover. Samantha dates a club owner who lies about their future together. Charlotte tries to hook an actor friend after he decides to move to Salt Lake City. Miranda fakes ecstasy for a previous boyfriend whom she meets again. Editor (Adam Dannheisser). 171271 1998 Sex and the City: Three's a Crowd T Bicks, Jenny Episode #8. 7-26-1998 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie discovers that Mr. Big has an ex-wife and feels threatened. Samantha is seeing a married man. When his wife finds out, she proposes a threesome to keep their marriage together. Miranda feels unattractive and looks for affirmation that she isn't. Charlotte is dating a man who wants a threesome and she's unsure. 171272 2001 Sex and the City: Time and Punishment T Bendinger, Jessica Episode #55. 7-8-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Things between Carrie and Aidan get weird after he overhears Big on her answering machine. While he seems more distant and cold, Carrie goes out of her way to please him. Finally when Aidan and a waitress get too friendly, Carrie confronts him. She wants to know if he's out to get even with her. He asks her not to see Big again. She can't. Aidan will just have to accept it. Samantha goes to bed with a guy who stole her cab and ends up shaving his pubic hair after he tells her to get waxed. 171273 2003 Sex and the City: To Market, To Market T King, Michael Patrick Episode #75. 6-22-2003 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie believes her stock has gone up thanks to her hot date with new flame Jack Berger. Miranda faces her true feelings about Steve. Charlotte is dismayed by her boyfriend's refusal to marry a non-Jew. Samantha bemoans the gentrification of her area until a new stockbroker neighbor begins eliciting moans of another kind. 171274 2004 Sex and the City: Trivia Game G Columnist Carrie Bradshaw. Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Game comes in a hot pink tin box packed with 1,000 demanding trivia questions about Bradshaw, Jones and their two female friends. $15.99 retail price. 171275 1998 Sex and the City: Turtle and the Hare, The T Avril, Nicole and Sue Kolinsky Episode #9. 8-2-1998 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Mr. Big tells Carrie he's never going to marry again, which unsettles her. Miranda introduces the friends to the Rabbit, a mechanical aid. Charlotte becomes addicted. Stanford Blatch, Carrie's gay friend, proposes to Carrie as a cover so he can inherit his part of the family fortune. 171276 1999 Sex and the City: Twenty-Something Girls vs. Thirty-Something Women T Star, Darren Episode #29. 9-26-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda head to the Hamptons. Carrie gains a protégé and can't believe that at 25 she's still a virgin. She goes to a book party and meets a doctor. Later at the hoe-down she runs into Mr. Big, back from Paris. Big is with his 20-something girlfriend he met in Paris. Samantha fires her 25-year-old assistant Nina. She steals her business rolodex. She gets jealous when Nina plans The Hamptons Hoe-Down and people who have never shown up for her parties show up. Decides to congratulate her and is happy to discover Nina needs her help because nothing is going as planned. To pay her back, she sets her up with the guy who gave Charlotte crabs. Charlotte had met the 26-year-old man at the Hamptons, told him she was 27 and started to act like a girl in her twenties. They sleep together and he gives her crabs. 171277 2004 Sex and the City: Unbearable Lightness of Seeing T Episode #87. 1-4-2004 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. 171278 2002 Sex and the City: Unoriginal Sin T SVD 1225 Chupack, Cindy Episode #68. 7-28-2002 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie avoids her editor by all means thinking she's going to get fired, but turns out he just wanted to tell her se's been offered a book deal. Hesitant, she is asked to write an introduction and answer the question, "Is there hope for single women?" To help her figure out answer, Charlotte takes her to a positivism course where she learns that although seemingly a positivist, Charlotte is a big negativist. Also has as broken heart. Samantha announces she's back with Richard who buys her outrageously big diamond ring as proof of his sorrow and commitment. She still has doubts. Miranda has to handle request she can't deny. Steve wants his son to be baptized. Brings mother to ceremony. Miranda asks Carrie to be the baby's godmother. 171279 1998 Sex and the City: Valley of the Twenty-Something Guys T King, Michael Patrick Episode #4. 6-28-1998 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie and Samantha start dating guys in their 20s. Carrie dates a man and at first all they do is kiss but it soon escalates to sex. She breaks it off when she wakes up and sees his messy apartment and realizes she's too old to date a guy in his 20s. Samantha dates a 20-something and can't believe how good the sex is but she too breaks it off with him after he makes a comment about wrinkles in her neck. Charlotte doesn't want anal sex. Talks to Carrie, Samantha and Miranda and finally decides not to do it because she doesn't want to be known as the up-the-butt girl. 171280 1999 Sex and the City: Was It Good For You? T King, Michael Patrick Episode #28. 9-19-1999 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie meets a man and they go out for coffee. She gives him her phone number. When he doesn't call she wonders what she did to turn him off. She later runs into him in the street and he tells her the reason he didn't call is because he's an alcoholic. His AA sponsor told him he shouldn't start any new relationships for at least a year. He throws caution to the wind and embarks on a relationship with Carrie. Soon enough though he becomes addicted to her instead of alcohol so she has to cut him off. This leads him to alcohol addiction once again. Samantha agrees to have sex with a gay couple she knows but when the couple can't go through with it she thinks there's something wrong with her. Charlotte thinks she's bad in bed when a guy falls asleep making love to her. She enrolls in a tantra sex workshop and signs Carrie, Samantha and Miranda up as well. They go to workshop, learn how to please partner without having sex. 171281 2000 Sex and the City: What Goes Around Comes Around T Star, Darren Episode #47. 10-8-2000 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie is snubbed by Mr. Big's wife at a restaurant and is then mugged. Samantha drags Carrie to a party only to find out it's a dorm party. Samantha makes out with one of the college students who happens to share the same name with her. He becomes obsessed with her. Charlotte has a couple of encounters with a gardener, which leads to her separation from husband. Miranda has date with police detective investigating Carrie's mugging. 171282 2001 Sex and the City: What's Sex Got To Do With It? T Avril, Nichole Episode #52. 6-17-2001 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Everyone is having sex but Miranda. She's on a sex strike. Carrie is having mind-blowing sex with the jazz club owner. Samantha decides to give relationships a try because she likes her lesbian lover. 171283 2000 Sex and the City: Where There's Smoke T King, Michael Patrick Episode #31. 6-4-2000. Season 3 Opener Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Four friends take the ferry out to Staten Island to watch and judge the New York City Fire Department's "Calendar Contest." Carries meets a handsome local politician but is reluctant about starting a relationship with him. Samantha meets a dream hunk. He has to leave to fight a fire. Miranda realizes that being rescued isn't a sign of weakness. Charlotte decides to get married. 171284 2003 Sex and the City: Woman's Right To Shoes, A (aka No Shoes, No Service) T Episode #83. 8-17-2003 Columnist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) writes newspaper column on sex and relationships for a local paper ("Carrie Bradshaw knows good sex"). Publicist Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) handles major clients. Carrie and Stanford attend baby shower. House rules say they have to remove all footwear. Carrie discovers her brand new Manolos have been stolen. The hostess balks at paying for the missing shoes because they cost $485. Carries leaves apartment with no compensation. She wonders if she made a mistake by choosing the lifestyle she did rather than the more traditional one chosen by her hostess. Miranda gets chickenpox and meets an African-American doctor. Charlotte has problems with her husband walking naked around the house. Samantha is admonished for speaking on cell phone in restaurant even though misbehaving children surround her. Carries tries to smooth things over with hostess but they can't agree. Carrie registers herself in recognition of her just-announced marriage to herself. Only item she registers is a single pair of the missing shoes and the hostess finally replaces the missing Manolos. 171285 1977 Sex and the Married Woman MT TV Interviewer (Hugh Benson). Interviewer (Jackie Joseph). Book Writer (Joanna Pettet). 171286 1980 Sex and the Other Woman M Photographer (Gordon Gale) 171287 1964 Sex and the Single Girl M DVD -R HQ 3901, 3902. L Brown, Helen Gurley (Book). Joseph Hoffman (Story). Joseph Heller, David R. Schwartz (Screenplay). Fonda. AFI-Editors/Magazine (Periodicals). Ness Book Tabloid Managing Editor Bob Weston (Tony Curtis) of Stop magazine. Once family-oriented publication has been turned into an offensive scandal sheet attacked in an editorial in the New York Herald and Editor and Publisher. Circulation goes up and up. Stop article on space travel called "Sex in a Capsule" typical science story. Stop faces tough competition from Dirt magazine. Weston praises editorial staff for sharing same lack of ideals as he does. Decides to do follow-up story on a sex therapist, She refuses to be interviewed so he adopts the name of a married neighbor and goes to see her claiming to have marital problems. Romance develops and his reputation as "the dirtiest house in the publishing business" begins to slip. Executive complains magazine hasn't printed anything terrible in last two issues. Suggests a piece attacking sex therapist. Weston persuades him to hold off. Therapist finds out unmarried Weston is a fake. Weston catches her at airport and they reconcile. Weston is fired for wanting to run a positive story but is hired by Dirt magazine with the aim of turning it into a respectable news magazine. "You wouldn't let the truth stand in the way of a good story, would you?" 171288 2002 Sex and the Single Sister: Five Novellas N Reid, Maryann African-American TV Reporter Farah Washington is a 24-year-old junior correspondent for NBC News at a Brooklyn TV station. She's one of five upwardly mobile African-American women who all have the same agenda: Find Mr. Right. Washington is caught up with another woman's man. In New York, a fine ambitious sister on the rise to stardom at NBC News. She's got life right where she wants it -- on a string. And she's looking for quick hook-up, someone who will be the icing on her cake. 171289 2007 Sex City Diaries: Volume One: Neon Lights: In Capable Hands MT DVD -R HQ 9401 Adult Public Relations. Paparazzi. Tabloid Press. TV Reporter on a sex tapes. Movie stars chased by the tabloid press and public relations practitioners try to save their reputations. 171290 2002 Sex Court: Contempt in Court T SVD 1022 Episode. Adult News Media 171291 2007 Sex Ed Chronicles, The N Nachbar, Stuart Based on true events. Cub Reporter Greg Mandell of the Ocean Republic accepts an assignment to cover the Parent’s Alliance for Schools and Teachers (PAST) and the state’s public hearings on sex education in 1980 when New Jersey is about to become the first state to require sex education in all public schools. Formed to stop sex education, PAST has influenced the election of 300-like-minded candidates to school boards across the Garden State. While on assignment, Mandell falls for a popular history teacher up for tenure at Mandell’s high school alma mater. PAST has accused her of manipulating her students to fight for sex education and has labeled her a morally unacceptable teacher who must be denied tenure. Mandell’s respect and affection for the teacher forces him to make a choice between his professional objectivity and his personal integrity. 171292 1990 Sex et perestroika MF Photographer (Leonard Ogarev). 171293 2006 Sex Games Cancun: When Cal Met Mona T DVD -R HQ 6534 Adult. Episode. Reporter Justine Jarvas and former business tycoon learn to live life to its fullest. She wrote a story in the magazine about the Sex Games Cancun parties. "Our privacy for your profit." 171294 2005 Sex Games: Vegas: Kelsey Mudd Show (aka Sex Games Cancun 3) T DVD -R HQ 11332 Episode #22 (Sex Games Vegas). 10-10-2006. Part of composite film, Sex Games Cancun 3). Adult. Journalist Kelsey Mudd (Randy Spears) is now a shock radio journalist and his sexy producer Lynette takes him to a swingers convention so he can bring up his ratings. But Kelsey finds a lovely new radio partner instead when he gets sick and tired of not being a true journalist and doing shock radio stunts for ratings. 171295 2006 Sex Games: Vegas: Sexual Politics (aka Sex Games Cancun 2) T DVD -R HQ 10928 Episode #18. 6-2-2006 News Media. Paparazzo. A politician’s promising career is aborted by a scandal. He leaves office and meets an idealistic young woman who urges him to try again and may win his heart. Tabloid headlines and pictures. 171296 1990 Sex in the 90’s D Sex Columnist Author (Anka Radakovich). 171297 1938 Sex Madness M Seiden, Joseph. Esper, Dwain (Produced and Directed) Investigative Newspaper Reporter's son, Tom (Harry Antrim), goes partying with his friends and winds up at a burlesque house. The strippers invite the boys back to their house, where Tom proceeds to get drunk and have sex with one of the strippers. Soon afterwards, he finds out he has gonorrhea. Movie deals with need for awareness of sexually transmitted diseases that were affecting one out of every 10 Americans. 171298 2008 Sex on South Beach NR Glass, Seressia In “What White Boyz Want,” a collection of five novellas African-American Food Critic Katherine “Kat” Adamson finds the food isn’t the only thing that will satisfy her hunger. She gets more than her just desserts from a sexy Sicilian restaurateur when she visits the hot streets of South Beach. Kat and her friend Regina “Gina” Lieberman are off to South Beach for a much needed vacation. While strolling along the shops on Biscayne Bay, they are in search of lunch and a few much needed drinks after enduring the torture known as a Brazilian Wax. They stop in front of Pietro Filipini and his brother’s Italian restaurant, Bella Luna. Pietro encourages them to dine there after he catches Gina salivating over their fresh baked artisan bread. Pietro is immediately drawn to Kat and begins to openly flirt with her. Kat questions if he’s doing it just to get their patronage, but he informs her that he’s flirting with her because Sicilian men love Black women. During the meal, Kat decides to have a one-night stand with Pietro, and when she asks him to deliver dessert to her hotel -- he readily agrees. 171299 1995 Sex Penitentiary M DVD Adult Journalist (Simona Ualli) gets in over her head and into deep trouble with authorities. Locked away in a cold prison cell, the only warmth she receives comes from her “incorrigible” cellmates” and the insatiable guards. As they do their time to pay for their crimes, these hardcore inmates partake in eight rehabilitative sessions that only those locked away would dare to attempt. 171300 1974 Sex Symbol, The MT Bessie, Alvah (Novel - "Symbol, The" and Teleplay). Ness Book - PR Gossip Columnist Agatha Murphy (Shelley Winters) much like Hollywood Gossip Columnist Hedda Hopper Heroine's story told in flashbacks instigated by drunk phone calls to her psychiatrist and other associates. Public Relations Man (Bing Russell). First Reporter (Albert Able). Second Reporter (Burr Smidt). 171301 1973 Sex Thief, The M Reporter. 1st Reporter (James Aubrey). 2nd Reporter (David Pugh). 171302 1972 Sex Through a Window M Newspaper Report uses high-tech surveillance equipment to spy on his neighbors 171303 2004 Sex Traffic MT Journalist (Ann McElhinney) at IPC HQ. BBC News Anchor (Tim Willcox). Host (Cara Pifko). 171304 2005 Sex with the EX NR O'Connell, Tyne Publicist Lola was the hottest publicist in London for one of the city's hippest members' clubs. Has fabulous friends, an apartment to die for and her boss, Charlie, was the sweetest man alive. She's a just-over-30 PR maven. But at a cocktail party, she spots three ex-boyfriends chatting over the same bottle of Dom Perignon and it dawns on her that one of them might have been her one true mate. Charlie, however, warns her about the perils of Sex with the Ex. 171305 2006 Sex, Lies & Soaps: Bad Behavior DT Episode #2. 10-17-2006 Soap Critic (Grace Dent). 171306 2006 Sex, Lies & Soaps: Sex DT Episode #1. 10-16-2006 Soap Critic Grace Dent 171307 1997 Sex, Lies and Aliens MT Editor (Tony Livesey) of Daily Sport. Publisher (David Sullivan-Himself) of Daily Sport. 171308 2009 Sex, Lies and Wedding Bells NR Lynley, EM Gay Columnist Kieran Quinn is a Texas native transplanted to Manhattan who is working as a columnist for a national magazine. He’s famous for his snarky, sardonic columns, but deep down he’s more interested in what makes people tick than his editor would like. He keeps his desire to find is own Mr. Right hidden under a sexy, carefree persona that favors champagne and underwear models of the male variety. Jaxon Lang is the handsome, confident high school principal in a tiny Texas town, where he relocated from Dallas to pursue his relationship with Danetta Harris. Despite her reputation for leaving grooms at the altar, Jaxon believes that they belong together and wants only to marry her and settle down to wedded bliss. While covering the latest wedding of real-life “runaway bride” Danetta Harris, Kieran falls hard for the gorgeous -- and straight -- groom Jaxon Lang. At the same time, Kieran’s charm and unique attitudes about sex and attraction soon challenge Jaxon’s concept of what -- and who -- he wants. Will anything change when Kieran discovers the bride’s shocking secret? 171309 2000 Sex, logner & videovald MF Sweden Journalist (Anders Tegner). 171310 2005 Sex, Love & Secrets: Abandonment T Episode #7 Publicist Jolene Butler (Denise Richards) is a ruthless, pushy publicist. This twenty-something group of friends are still struggling to find themselves living in the small, hip neighborhood of Silver Lake, California. 171311 2005 Sex, Love & Secrets: Ambush T DVD -R HQ 8X 4413 Episode #2. 10-4-2005 Publicist Jolene Butler (Denise Richards) is a ruthless, pushy publicist. This twenty-something group of friends are still struggling to find themselves living in the small, hip neighborhood of Silver Lake, California. Rose and Jolene finally uncover the truth behind Billy's death. Coop learns that his best friend Charlie slept with his girlfriend. Nina believes she may have found a potential boyfriend at the hospital while her new roommate Milo exhibits suspicious behavior. 171312 2005 Sex, Love & Secrets: Camouflage T Episode #9 Publicist Jolene Butler (Denise Richards) is a ruthless, pushy publicist. This twenty-something group of friends are still struggling to find themselves living in the small, hip neighborhood of Silver Lake, California. 171313 2005 Sex, Love & Secrets: Danger T DVD -R HQ 4478 Episode #3. 10-11-2005 Publicist Jolene Butler (Denise Richards) is a ruthless, pushy publicist. This twenty-something group of friends are still struggling to find themselves living in the small, hip neighborhood of Silver Lake, California. Desperate to escape Billy's spell and the troubles he has caused her, Rose begs Hank to take her away for a romantic weekend to forget about it all while her nemesis, Jolene convinces Charlie to style one of her client's hair. He wastes no time charming the model into bed. 171314 2005 Sex, Love & Secrets: Fear T Episode #6. Publicist Jolene Butler (Denise Richards) is a ruthless, pushy publicist. This twenty-something group of friends are still struggling to find themselves living in the small, hip neighborhood of Silver Lake, California. 171315 2005 Sex, Love & Secrets: Molting T DVD -R HQ 4528 (Mislabeled as 5028). Episode #4. 10-19-2005 Publicist Jolene Butler (Denise Richards) is a ruthless, pushy publicist. This twenty-something group of friends are still struggling to find themselves living in the small, hip neighborhood of Silver Lake, California. When Jolene sees how much buzz Charlie is getting for cutting her client's hair, she is determined to capitalize on his heat and make a reluctant Charlie into the next big hairdresser in Silver Lake -- no matter how she has to get it done. 171316 2005 Sex, Love & Secrets: Protection T Episode #8 Publicist Jolene Butler (Denise Richards) is a ruthless, pushy publicist. This twenty-something group of friends are still struggling to find themselves living in the small, hip neighborhood of Silver Lake, California. 171317 2005 Sex, Love & Secrets: Secrets (aka Premiere) T DVD -R HQ 4359 Episode #1. 9-27-2005. UPN Series 9-27-2005 to 10-18-2005. Publicist Jolene Butler (Denise Richards) is a ruthless, pushy publicist. This twenty-something group of friends are still struggling to find themselves living in the small, hip neighborhood of Silver Lake, California. As Hank prepares to propose to Rose, their relationship is threatened when her past comes back to haunt her including the sneaky publicist Jolene who loves to cause trouble. 171318 2005 Sex, Love & Secrets: Symbiosis T Episode #10 Publicist Jolene Butler (Denise Richards) is a ruthless, pushy publicist. This twenty-something group of friends are still struggling to find themselves living in the small, hip neighborhood of Silver Lake, California. 171319 2005 Sex, Love & Secrets: Territorial Defense T Episode #5. Publicist Jolene Butler (Denise Richards) is a ruthless, pushy publicist. This twenty-something group of friends are still struggling to find themselves living in the small, hip neighborhood of Silver Lake, California. 171320 1993 Sex, Love and Cold Hard Cash MT News Reporter (Carolyn J. Silas) 171321 2005 Sex, Shoes & Unicorns M Newspaper Guy (Vis Brown). 171322 2003 Sex, Toys and Chocolate T Correspondent (Roy Roman). Hosts (Michael Cho, Robin Milhausen). 171323 1999 Sex: Annabel Chong Story, The DT Publicists Frank Sanford, Scoop Syndication 171324 1989 Sexbomb M Editor Mac (Todd Feller). 171325 2003 Sexcetera 24 DT VHS 1287 Episode. Adult. Playboy Reporters cover stories dealing with sex: Reporters Hoyt & Frank ("guys you'd want to party with," a couple of USC graduates), Kira Reed, Scott Potasnik, Sam Phillips (former Jordache girl). Reporters Susannah Breslin (writes about sex for "Details," "Detour," "Harper's Bazaar), Lauren Hays. 171326 1999 Sexcetera: DT SVD 796 (Excerpts) Episode. Adult. Playboy Reporters cover Playboy-Sexual topics 171327 2003 Sexcetera: T DVD -R HQ 4333 Episode. Adult. Playboy Reporter Valerie Baber travels to Holland to attend a special swinger's party. Fetish photographer demonstrates rope and underwater bondage. Playboy Newsmagazine format. Various reporters cover stories involving sex and other adult themes. 171328 1998 Sexcetera: T Adult Playboy. Series 1998. One-Hour monthly news magazine for adults Newsmagazine Staff. Reporter (Andrea Lowell). Anchor (Crystal Smith, 1998-2006). A monthly news magazine covering the world of sex. Reports from around the world usually cover fetishes, sex expos or gatherings, products and toys, and sex tips. "True stories from the sexual frontier with intrepipd reporters who take you where the action is." Sexcetera Reporters in 2007 were Hoyt & Frank, Kira Reed, Scott Potasnik, Lauren Hays, Asante Jones, Gretchen Massey, Valerie Baber. Correspondents Kara Blanc, Susannah Breslin, Hoyt Christopher, Frank Gianotti, Travis Draft, Ralph Garman, Lauren Hays, Lisa Palac, Samantha Philips, Scott Potasnik, Kira Reed. 171329 2002 Sexes tres opposses MF Interviewer (Philippe Harel) 171330 2002 Sexgunsmoney@20 M Photographer (Bruce Heinsius). 171331 1970 Sexiest Story Ever Told, The M AFI-Magazines/Publishers/Authors Magazine 171332 2006 Sexina: Popstar P.I. M News Media. Reporter #1 (Jenny Powers). Reporter #2 (Vallessa Mark). 171333 1942 Sexlingar MF Journalist (Nina Scenna). Editor Almberg (Erik Rosen) of Stockholms-Posten. 171334 1965 Sexperts -- Touched by Temptation, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 171335 1965 Sexploiters, The M Photographer (Jerry Denby). Cameraman (C. Davis Smith). 171336 1975 Sexplorer M Photographer (David Rayner). 171337 1998 Sexpose M SVD 796 Sexy Reporter goes to great lengths to research her next story. Lauren Montgomery 171338 2006 Sexta/Noticias, La DF Spain. Series Newsreaders Mamen Mendizabal, Helena Resano, Cristina Villanueva. Reportera Cristine Saavedra. 171339 1978 Sextette M News Media. Reporter (James Bacon). Woman Reporter (June Fairchild) 171340 1991 Sexual Considerations T SV 171 (Incomplete) News Media 171341 1970 Sexual Freedom in Denmark M AFI-Censorship News Media 171342 2002 Sexual Life of Cathermine M, The (aka La Vida Sexual de Catherine M.) D Millet, Catherine. Adriana Hunter (Translator). Jaime Zulaika (Translator). Editor Catherine Millet, art critic and eminent editor of Art Press led an extraordinarily active and free sexual life -- from alfresco encounters in Italy to a gang bang on the edge of the Bois du Boulogne to a high-class orgy at a chichi Parisian restaurant. A graphic account of sex stripped of sentiment, of a life of physical gratification and a relentlessly honest look at the consequences, both liberating and otherwise, have created this candid, powerful and deeply intelligent depiction of unfettered sexuality. She created a literary sensation in France with the publication of this graphic memoir of some 30 years of her sexual adventures. Millet’s gift for observation and her solid superego are as useful in her career as an art critic as they are in her erotic explorations, her ability to concentrate and observe puts her inside “other people’s skins.” 171343 2002 Sexual Predator Alert T Correspondent (Noah Blake). Hosts (Eva Horton, Fred Williamson). 171344 2005 Sexy All Over NR Sobrato, Jamie Harlequin Blaze Reporter Zane Underwood has a rebel reporter style combined with his scandalous escapades that have the station executives demanding a makeover. Enter Naomi Taylor, an image consultant, who can’t wait to get her hands on Underwood. If she can tone down Zane’s sex appeal into a respectable on-air personality, it will be a coup for her career. But the woman in Naomi likes the hot, slightly rumpled bad boy. How can she change anything about him when her libido is cozying up to his?Besides, he’s made it very clear he’s happy the way he is. Maybe with a little sensual persuasion from her, his pride, and their desires, will be more than satisfied. When good-girl image consultant Naomi Tyler is given the assignment to make over bad-boy journalist Zane Underwood into the kind of bland everyman the news network thinks America wants, she doesn’t hesitate to take on the task. But she never guesses just how resistant her subject will be. Underwood just wants to find the news and report it. The last thing he needs is an ever-so-popular Southern Belle trying to make him over into a talking head. But it doesn’t take long for him to realize what he’d really like her to do to him and it has nothing to do with image consulting. At first Naomi is putt off by Zane’s sexual advances, but her own desires soon convince her that maybe she’s been playing it straight for too long. What she needs is a sexual fling to shake up her life and awaken her sensual side, and who better to have one with? Making love to Zane is the first truly daring thing Naomi has ever done, and she feels like she’s unleashed a wild woman inside her that’s been waiting a lifetime to escape. But Zane has been given a tip that America’s most conservative senator, Atchison Tyler, is involved in a political scandal that could end his career, and he intends to doggedly pursue the truth about Senator Tyler no matter the cost. But when he realizes that Naomi is Senator Tyler’s daughter, everything changes. 171345 1963 Sexy magico MF Commentators (Giodo Castaldo, Nico Rienzi) 171346 2003 Sexy Urban Legends: Boob Tube, The T SVD 1374 Episode. Adult - Playboy. Series 5-20-2001. Weather Girl Victoria, the weather girl ("If the weather outside is frightful, the weather inside can be delightful") makes a sex tape with anchor Fred. Ambitious intern puts it on the air. Weather girl is fired and intern takes her place. 171347 2001 Sexy Urban Legends: Caught on Tape -- Stormy Weather T SVD 1030 Episode. Adult - Playboy TV Anchors have sex on camera 171348 2004 SF-studio T Finland. Series News Anchor-Overseas Correspondent-Weatherman-Host (Simo Frangen). 171349 1964 Sfida viene da Bangkok, La MF Journalist (Reinhard Glemnitz) 171350 1967 Sfinge d’oro, La (aka Glass Sphinx, The MF Italy Journalist joins a famed archeologist and his niece to travel to Egypt to find a legendary glass sphinx, which contains an elixir that guarantees immortality. The archeologist finds himself seduced by his secretary and in constant danger. 171351 1991 Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D. M News Media. Female Reporter (Joy Palevsky). Interviewer (Rick Collins). 171352 1978 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band M News Media. Reporter (Velvet Rhodes). Western Union Manager (Pat Cranshaw). 171353 1997 Sha'aruriya TF Israel Reporter (Alon Neuman). Host (Tal Friedman). 171354 2004 Shabd MF Bollywood Journalist (Sanjay Dutt) controls the world 171355 1997 Shackled NM OWN - P Garton, Ray Writer. Best-selling true crime writer. 171356 2002 Shackleton MT Photographer-Cinematographer Frank Hurley (Matt Day). 171357 1999 Shades M Paparazzi Cameraman (Jonathan Maxwell Reeves). 171358 2006 Shades of Black: Conrad Black Story, The MT Canada Media Baron Conrad Black (Albert Schultz), one of the world's most controversial press barons. A story of ambition, love, betrayal and greed -- the private and public struggles of Lord Conrad Black. Young Conrad Black (Michael Seater). Reporter (Kate Wheeler). Anchorman (Rory O'Shea). 171359 1996 Shades of Desire NR White, Monica Freelance Journalist Jeremy Collins is the most tempting man to a young African-American woman who is a successful bank executive. He's smart, handsome, successful freelance journalist, passionate and honest about his feelings for her -- and white. She witnessed her best friend's heartache in loving a white man -- the recriminations, anger, ultimatums. Target of both blacks and whites opposed to interracial marriage. 171360 1996 Shades of Grace N Delinsky, Barbara Advice Columnist Grace Dorian is The Confidante, a seasoned advice columnist Grace Dorian, 60-year-old advice columnist. A story about the effects of Alzheimer's disease on three generations of a family focuses on Dorian, her daughter and granddaughter who struggle with their changing roles 171361 2005 Shades of Grey M News Media. Reporter (Grace Junot). 171362 1988 Shades of Love: Sunset Court MT Female Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand). Male Reporter (Howard Schwartz). 171363 1980 Shadow Box, The MT Interviewer (John Considine) 171364 1985 Shadow Catcher NW Champlin, Tim Press 171365 1985 Shadow Chasers T Series 1985-1986 ABC Reporter for sleazy tabloid, The National Register 171366 1985 Shadow Chasers MT SVDSP 767 Reporter and an anthropologist investigate ominous paranormal phenomena in a small Northern California town. 171367 1997 Shadow Conspiracy M DVD -R HQ 6473, 6474. DVD -R 1541, 1540 Journalist (Linda Hamilton) who with a presidential aide is pursued by a killer after they uncover a plot to kill the President. News Reporter (Bob Child). News Reporter (Vicki Ross-Norris). Reporter 1 (Tom Quinn). 171368 2005 Shadow Dragon MF News Media. News Reporter (Brenna Rivas). 171369 1993 Shadow Force M Journalist Mary Denton (Lise Cutter) is in love with a homicide detective from Kansas City who attends a funeral in Norman Texas for his brother-in-law, the last remaining honorable member of the local police force, a police force filled with professional assassins, each on the payroll of a local racketeer. 171370 2000 Shadow Hours M Newscaster (Charles Sergis), KFWC News. 171371 2007 Shadow Hunters N Nowak, Brian J. Reporter Will Sandwith of the Boston Globe departed for Boston College where he gladly left behind a good deal of personal unhappiness in his small home town of Alden, New York. As an up-and-coming reporter for the Globe and courting the girl of his dreams from college, he realized life was good in Boston. Now the most tragic of tasks beckons Sandwith home along with all the memories of his earlier, unhappy life -- the death and possible murder of his younger brother. When he arrives in Alden, his journalist’s nose sends him on an investigation of curious and inexplicable details surrounding the death of his brother. Despite his eagerness to say goodbye and return to Boston, Will finds himself burrowing deeper and deeper into dangerously hidden secrets of murder and mayhem as well as personal family demons. Will finally uncovers the secret to the terrorized town’s worst fears and the murderer’s identity, but in doing so inadvertently makes himself a target. Will he live long enough to expose the killer? 171372 1994 Shadow in the Corn NM Foss, Jason Reporter Vikki Corbett of the Durring and Kingshaven Advertiser, a provincial newspaper, and junior lecturer in archeology look into pagan rituals with occult underpinnings. Junior Reporter Corbett senses a story that might take her to Fleet Street. She teams up with the archeologist lecturer and soon they discover a trail of sexual intrigue that leads to Stonehenge. They encounter danger in museums and the countryside. They unearth instances of conspiracy, kidnapping, arson, adultery and murder. Link a New Age eco-fascist revival cult to brutal acts of mayhem. 171373 2007 Shadow in the Rain N Ford, Harriett Based on actual crime in Rockford, Illinois Cub Reporter Tia Burgess becomes convinced that an innocent man has been convicted of murder. While she tries to untangle the truth of the crime and free him from prison, she is stalked by a killer and also challenged to free herself from her own prison of grief and love again. She pursues finding the truth about the an or at least as much evidence as she can to show the need for a new trial, amazing lapses in investigative procedure, police coercion in interviewing witnesses as well as the man himself and the suppression of some witnesses information. A fictionalized version of a real case. 171374 2007 Shadow in the River, The N Grytten, Frode Journalist Robert Bell, a disillusioned local reporter with a dry sense of humor and an escalating drinking problem, leaves behind the banality of his quiet office to investigate a mysterious death -- one June night, in a small town gripped by a sweltering heat wave, a young man is forced off the road and into the river. Simmering racial tensions in the town threaten to boil over and local Serbian immigrants become the easy targets for blame. Robert’s own brother, Frank, is the investigating police officer, but they have a problem sharing information. And another darker, hidden problem -- Robert’s in love with the one woman he can’t have -- Frank’s wife, Irene. Their affair continues through the stifling heat until one morning Irene vanishes. Is her disappearance somehow linked to the young man’s death? Soon Robert is drawn deeper into the desperate hunt for a murderer and, as the storm clouds gather, finds some uncomfortable truths about his seemingly quiet community. 171375 1985 Shadow Kills N MLPL Philbrick, W.R. Reporter Russ White, Boston Standard. Taylor McNally, Boston Globe. Hugh Devlin, newspaper publisher. Marty Barrett, Channel Three. 171376 1933 Shadow Laughs, The M Reporter Robin Dale (Hal Skelly) investigates robbery and murder with help of associate Ryan (Geoffrey Bryant). 171377 1982 Shadow Line, The N Furman, Laura News Media 171378 2000 Shadow Magic M DVD -R HQ 3108, 3109 Peking Photographer and a British visionary battle anti-Western sentiment while introducing movies to China. 171379 1984 Shadow Man, The N Barroll, Clare News Media 171380 1890 Shadow of a Dream, The N MLPL Howells, William Dean Editor Douglas Faulkner of the party organ in his city and wrote caustic articles for it which were rather in the line of his political than his personal morality. Narrator is a writer on the opposition newspaper in his city and caught his fancy. 171381 1949 Shadow of a Hero N OWN - H Chase, Allan Book Editor Steve Rome, of the News. 171382 1946 Shadow of a Woman M Photographer Johnnie (Don McGuire), MacKellar's Photographer 171383 1991 Shadow of China M DVD -R HQ 3702, 3703. SV 226 Nishiki, Masaaki (Novel -- "Snake Head)." Richard Maxwell, Kitsuo Yanagimachi (Screenplay) Ness Book Japanese Photojournalist Akira (Koichi Sato) wants to do a story on what will happen to prostitutes in Hong Kong when the political climate changes, but he really is trying to uncover the truth about a powerful businessman's past for a Japanese magazine. He gets a picture of the businessman and a woman captured when the two tried to escape from Communist China in 1976. Businessman grabs the camera, destroys the film. He employs ruthless business tactics to bankrupt newspaper publisher so he can take over He gains control of paper, but his past haunts him. Rival newspaper prints story saying businessman is son of Japanese war criminal. When woman is shot, he tells photojournalist he is returning to mainland China where there is going to be a revolution. He suggests the photojournalist can come and write about it. TV Reporter (Sam Neill). 171384 1936 Shadow of Chinatown M DVD 15 chapters. Serial Newspaperwoman Joan Whiting (Joan Barclay), young newspaperwoman elevated from Society Editor to rank of reporter/ Reporter along with writer friend Martin Andrews (Herman Brix) follow a story about the closing of Chinatown all of their country Newspaper Editor Harrison (Roger Williams - Chapters 5, 7,.13, 15). 171385 2001 Shadow of Destiny G Photographer (Doug Boyd). 171386 1935 Shadow of Doubt M SVDSP 1108. DVD -R HQ 2511-2509 (No "The End). Somers, Arthur Roche (Novel). Wells Root (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Reed Ryan (Regis Toomey) is one of several people involved in the murder of a womanizing producer. Turns out the columnist is the killer who shot the producer out of jealousy over a singer. Reporter (Sherry Hall, Forrest Taylor). 171387 1998 Shadow of Doubt M News Media. Reporter at Murder Scene (Larry Mendte). Reporter #1 (Rene Gatica). Reporter #2 (Brian Foyster). Reporter #3 (Maclovio Perez, Jr.). Reporter #4 (Larry Mendte). Reporter #6 (Barry Nolan). Female Reporter (Forbes Riley). TV Anchor #1 (Rick Garcia). Anchor #2 (Tracy Douglas). Anchor #2 (Gwen McGee). Anchor #3 (Michael Corbett). Anchor #4 (Leslie Neale). Court TV Anchor (Mary Jane Stevenson). TV Host/Panel (Karen Kondazian). 171388 1959 Shadow of Evil N OWN - P Slaughter, Frank G. Journalist Richard Jordan's headlining crusade against a town and its secret 171389 2001 Shadow of Memories (aka Shadow of Destiny) G Xbox, Playstation 2, Windows. Photographer (Doug Boyd - voice). 171390 2000 Shadow of Suspicion P MLPL Miles 812 M643 Press 171391 2000 Shadow of the Blair Witch MT News Media. Reporter #2 (Wendy Hoffman). Reporter #3 (Roger Nolan). 171392 1961 Shadow of the Cat, The M Boat, George (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapermen. Ness Book Newspaperman Michael Latimer (Conrad Phillips) involved with woman whose aunt is murdered by a man and his servants. Victim's cat witnesses murder and stalks perpetrators. With relatives' help, the killers try to destroy cat as well as dead woman's will. Cat causes their deaths. Man dies of heart attack induced by fright. Cat leads reporter and niece to the dead woman's body and the niece inherits the fortune. 171393 1989 Shadow of the Cobra MT SV 229-230 (Parts I and II) News Media 171394 1959 Shadow of the Eagle N Baggaley, James Press 171395 1976 Shadow of the Hawk M SVD 572. SV 206 Jensen, Lynette Cahill, Norman Thaddeus Vane (Story). Vane, Herbert J. Wright (Screenplay) Ness Book Freelance Writer Maureen (Marilyn Hassett) has been substituting for a sick friend on the Daily Herald. She is at a hospital calling in a report on a railroad accident when an Indian chief is brought in. She agrees to take the chief to see his grandson. She decides to go along with them as they take the chief back to his village. Romance between reporter and the chief's grandson. Once they reach the wilderness, reporter ordered to go into a cabin and wait until chief and grandson confront forces of evil. 171396 1979 Shadow of the Palms, The NM OWN - P Law, Janice Reporter John Hillary from the Big Payoff. 171397 2007 Shadow of the Raven N Sundstrand, David Reporter Linda Reyes teams up with a bureau of land management officer to investigate the murder of a poacher left to die without shoes or water in the Mojave Desert near bighorn sheep. Their search for the murderer parallels that of the victim's brothers, a trio of unrepentant unwashed misfits whose detecting methods leave a trail of death and destruction. The relationship between the reporter and the land management officer blossoms slowly as the man, half-Irish and half-Paiute, shares with Linda his affinity for open desert spaces during a rugged climbing expedition. 171398 1941 Shadow of the Thin Man M DVD -R HQ 3840, 3841. L Kurnitz, Harry (Story). Irving Breecher, Kurnitz (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Paul Clarke (Barry Nelson) is among the suspects in the murder of a jockey at a racetrack. He gets an interview with another jockey at the murder site but refuses to share the information with the other reporters. Nora Charles (Myrna Loy) calls Clarke her favorite reporter. Reporter Whitey Barrow (Alan Baxter) is trying to get money from a gangster he whitewashed in print. Clarke is in love with gangster's secretary. He uses her keys to search the gangster's office and is interrupted by Barrow. The two fight and Barrow hits his head on a desk. Clarke is knocked out and wakes up to find that Barrow has been shot and he is being held for the murder. Girlfriend also arrested for letting him in office. Nick Charles manipulates the police and the press. The husband and wife solve crime. Nick: "I'm a hero. I was shot twice in the Tribune." Nora: "I read where you were shot five times in the tabloids." Nick: "It's not true. He didn't come anywhere near my tabloids." Reporters (Cliff Danielson, J. Louis Smith, Jerry Jerome, Roger Moore, Buddy Roosevelt, Hal Le Sueur). Photographer (Arch Hendricks). 171399 2000 Shadow of the Vampire M Reporter 1 (Derek Kueter). Reporter 2 (Norman Golightly). Reporter 3 (Patrick Hastert). 171400 1995 Shadow of the Wolf NR Flanders, Rebecca Silhouette TV Reporter Amy Fortenoy knew the only way to catch the elusive "werewolf killer" was to danger herself as bait. But when she got in over her head, a former policeman came to her rescue. Sultry, sexy reporter does attract the dangerous attentions of a serial killer claiming to be a werewolf. She seeks the protection of a handsome former policeman with his own secret to hide. If he loses his concentration, they could lose their lives to the beast within himself. 171401 2007 Shadow of Treason, A N Gover, Tricia Reporter Walt helped a woman over the border and shows up again after Guernica is bombed, the woman is given an impossible mission during the Spanish Civil War. She must leave behind the man she’s fallen in love with and return to the person who betrayed her. She is drawn into international espionage schemes that could turn the tide of the war and help protect the soldiers from the International Brigade. She must find a way to get a critical piece of information to Walt in time. 171402 1996 Shadow of Wings, The N Knox-Mawer, June and Rudolf Steiner BBC Reporter Laura Harrington on assignment to cover Fiji's upcoming independence in 1969. Amelia Earhart mystery included 171403 1950 Shadow on the Wall M Journalist (James R. Scott). 171404 1995 Shadow People NSF DesErmia, Helen Reporter Susan Walker is eager to delve into her new assignment at the paper -- investigating bizarre happenings around town. Susan Walker, reporter for the Register, discovers a supernatural connection between the disappearance of three girls, the discovery of a body, murdered pets and an evil psychic healer 171405 2008 Shadow Phantom Begins N Bedford, Dan Reporter Jane of the Mistal City News teams up with FBI agents and Shadow Phantom in the supernatural case of a lifetime. Mistal City has become a thriving center for the occult. The death of a former agent of a subdepartment under the FBI known as the Department of Paranormal Activities and Control provokes his son Joseph to uncover the mystery of his father’s death. Joseph discovers a secret suit designed by his father and becomes Shadow Phantom possessing ghostly powers. He battles Grave Digger, a cemetery worker having magical powers of his own who is linked to his father’s death. 171406 1937 Shadow Strikes, The M Reporter (Harry Harvey). 171407 1998 Shadow Wars: Novel, A N Farnsworth, Clyde Journalist 171408 1937 Shadow, The M PR Press Agent helps solve a crime (Charles Quigley usually a reporter -- same role) 171409 1931 Shadow, The SS Gibson, Walter Reporter Claude Burke for the daily Classic, feeds the Shadow inside information. Short stories, novels, radio shows and movies. 171410 1968 Shadowed Faith, The N Bickham, Jack M. Editor Sam Kinkaid, the lay editor, is a liberal caught in the middle of a church battle for control of the diocesan newspaper. 171411 1982 Shadowplay N PVL Hartley, Norman Press. John Railton, president of the World News Agency, is hounded by the Sallinger Corporation that has acquired World News and wants to use it to spur sales of the corporation's nuclear missiles. Railton blocks every attempt to oust him as president. Massive vendetta is launched against Railton. He and his girlfriend are accused of spying and espionage and narrowly escape being murdered. 171412 1931 Shadows M UK Only Reporter Press Rawlinson (Bernard Nedell) 171413 1975 Shadows NM Corley, Edwin Publisher William Randolph Hearst. Gossip Columnist Louella Parsons. Dorothy Parker. 171414 1914 Shadows M Girl Reporter Fanny Turner (Irene Warfield) 171415 2004 Shadows M TV Reporter (Andrew Southard - Voice). 171416 2004 Shadows and Echoes N Cooke, Gaynor Photojournalists. Three young men, Paul, David and Aziz, photojournalists in their mid-twenties, become embroiled in a terrorist plot by suicide bombers ordered to detonate explosives in Mecca and kill thousands of the pilgrims present for the Hajj. When a CIA plot is uncovered, there will be Muslim uprising against America in revenge and the rest of the West will come to their defense. Islam will win. The three photojournalists foil the plan but then decide the leaders must also be stopped. They embark on a journey with two professional agents that takes them from Mecca to Riyadh, to Washington, to the English countryside and the Palace of Westminster. 171417 2002 Shadows and Elephants N Hower, Edward Journalist Capt. Ben Blackburn is a charismatic journalist whose romantic interest is piqued when he encounters a sensuous passionate spiritualist whose work is becoming increasingly renowned. Two become friends based on attraction and a deep spiritual bond that sends them off to India after they form a spiritual society together. Her sexual hang-ups prevent them from consummating their affair. Blackburn becomes involved with a married British expatriate. He goes off on a bender. Committee trying to expose them as frauds. Brilliant fraud and her chief accomplice. Loosely based on lives of Russian-born mystic and her partner, Col. Henry Steel Olcott, a popular journalist and Civil War hero. Set in New York City, India and Ceylon. 171418 1983 Shadows From the Past N OWN - H Neely, Richard Publisher. Wealthy, philandering New York newspaper publisher lies near death from a bullet while his best friend and editor-in-chief searches their past including wives and lovers from 1916-1942 for the present killer. 171419 2008 Shadows in the Sunlight N Bush, WL Former Reporter tries to hide from the light of truth by taking on an assumed identity in the shadowy crevices of America. 171420 1991 Shadows of the Past M SVD 801 Photojournalists Jackie Delaney (Erika Anderson) stricken by amnesia is policeman's only link to international criminal. She is in Montreal and finds that both cops and shady figures believe she was involved in some criminal plot she can’t remember. 171421 1986 Shadows on the Wall M SV 101 Poole, Patrick C. (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Clay Toten (Gary Swanson) who works for the Chicago Herald investigates a scandal involving a cowboy star accused of murder. A News on the March newsreel opens the film. Columnist uses an associate to do leg work for him. Toten finds himself unwelcomed in the Texas town where the murder occurred. His car is smashed up and he is nearly assaulted in a bar. When he talks into a tape recorder in an open space at night, someone tries to run him over. Columnist begins to suspect that a senator was actually responsible for the murder and then killed the cowboy star to make it look like a murder and suicide. Contacts former editor of the local paper who says he was scared off the story. Toten breaks into the local theatre and the abandoned hotel to investigate and is rescued by the theater manager when he is attacked by thugs. The senator is killed and the case solved. "Some people deserve to know what the truth is. And if that means somebody has to get hurt along the way, that's what you have to do." 171422 1938 Shadows Over Shanghai M Sale, Richard B. (Story). Joseph Hoffman (Screenplay) Ness Book Photographer Johnny McGinty (James Dunn) rescues a woman who is carrying a valuable amulet that holds the key to a missing fortune. Marries the photographer when she discovers only Americans can leave Shanghai. After they are almost killed, they escape to San Francisco and really get married. 171423 1986 Shadows Run Black M News Media. TV Newscaster (Mary Beth McKenzie). Newscaster on Television (Dennis Vanetta). Press Photographer (Herbie Katz). News Cameraman (Keith Doyle). Photographer by Pool (Rick Searles). 171424 2004 Shady Lady NR Thornton, Elizabeth Publisher Jolie Chesney of the Avon Journal is a no-nonsense journalist who always stuck to the facts. And the fact was that she found the celebrated war hero who came to her office angrily demanding a retraction unsettlingly charismatic. His wild sexual exploits had found their way into her newspaper’s gossip column and Jo had no intention of compromising her standards, journalistic or otherwise. But when her star reporter suspiciously vanishes, Joseeks help from this dangerously sensual man, whose connection to the Special Branch may save her friend’s life, even if it means putting her own life and heart on the line. Waldo Bowman sensed danger in his immediate attraction for Jolie the instant they met. Beautiful and independent, she was unlike any woman he knew, and he was determined not to lose her, whatever the risk. But when Jo uses her paper to set a trap for a cold-blooded killer, these reluctant lovers embark on a mystery that will change their lives -- or end them. 171425 1929 Shady Lady, The M Jungmeyer, Jack (Story-Continuity). Garrett Graham (Titles). Edward H. Griffith (Dialogue). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Correspondent Jimmie Haley (Russell Gleason) is a New York newspaper correspondent who helps a woman and a man break up a gang of gunrunners in Havana. The man is a rival gunrunner. Woman saves the correspondent when he is caught while trying to get a flash picture of the gunrunners at work. She turns out to be a fugitive murderess, but the journalist decides to drop the story when she cries and appeals to his emotions. 171426 2004 Shady National Convention, The T Correspondent (Damien Fahey). Correspondent La La (La La Vasquez). Hosts (Carson Daly, Vanessa Minnillo). 171427 2000 Shaft M News Media. Reporter (Stacy Sarter). News Anchor (Lisa Cooley) 171428 2001 Shaft, The (aka Down) M DVD -R HQ 3881, 3882 Reporter Jennifer Evans (Naomi Watts) and a mechanic investigate deaths related to an elevator in a New York building. Television Reporter Tina Bradley (Melissa Stark). Chief Editor Russell (Richard Messina). Journalist #1 Jerry Seltzer (Joe Weston). Journalist #2 Susan (Candy Buckley). Journalist #3 Marie-Anne (Jackie Hoffman). Talk show Host Geena Park (Janke Dekker). White House Press Secretary (Mylene Duyvestein). 171429 1976 Shaggy D.A., The M TV Interviewer (Jonathan Daly). TV Cameraman (Walt Davis). 171430 1959 Shaggy Dog, The M DVD -R HQ 9427, 9248 Reporter (Jack Albertson) 171431 2006 Shaggy Dog, The M DVD -R HQ 9434, 9435 TV Reporter (Michael-John Wolfe). Narrator (Ron Yuan). Man tries to live a normal life despite the fact that he sometimes turns into a sheepdog. 171432 1956 Shake, Rattle and Rock (aka Shake, Rattle & Rock!) M Editor Armstrong (Pierre Watkin). 171433 2000 Shake, The: Novel of Crime, A NM Patton, Jim Reporter Tommy Mason, seedy reporter 171434 1950 Shakedown M Dallinger, Nat, Don Martin (Story). Lewis Levitt, Martin Goldsmith (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Ellen Bennett (Peggy Dow) at San Francisco newspaper romanced by Photographer Jack Early (Howard Duff). Uses her to get better position even though Publisher David Glover (Bruce Bennett) loves her. Early assigned to photograph hoodlum. Hoodlum convinces Early to get pictures of henchman robbing store. Photographer does, uses photos to blackmail henchman. Photographer gets photo of henchman putting bomb in hoodlum's car. Hoodlum killed. Pearly gets job with national magazine. Romances hoodlum's widow. Gets assignment to cover society ball. Gets henchman and gang to rob guests. Widow shoots photographer at party because he was responsible for husband's death. Henchman kills photographer who snaps last picture of his killer. Published in his paper. Positive obituary. No indication of how unscrupulous he was. Keller the Reporter (Joseph Prevney). Reporter (Steve Wayne). City Editor (Stapleton Kent). Brownie, Newspaper Photographer (John Miller). New York Times, 9/4/50: "Apparently this is to be the year where newspaper people are to be represented on the screen as something less than honorable custodians of the public's trust." Photographers (Ralph Brooks, Douglas Carter, Bert Davidson). 171435 1936 Shakedown M Shipman, Barry (Story). Grace Neville (Screenplay) Reporter Presto Mullins (Gene Morgan) gets involved with a fake kidnapping that leads to murder. Editor (Arthur Loft). 171436 2009 Shakedown N Ryan, Andie Public Relations Executive Tom Hollister, who is at the heart of a massive insider trading scheme, discovers a murder conspiracy. Estranged from his family, he falls for an aging call girl, unaware of her connection to the company’s crimes. Against the backdrop of a corporate meltdown, Hollister races to expose the scheme and bring the killers to justice, even though the truth could cost him his life and everything he has come to love. 171437 1988 Shakedown on the Sunset Strip MT Reporter Jerry Ramlow (Jerry Hauck). Late 1940s Los Angeles. Los Angeles Sun refuses to print story (policeman tells all as life insurance policy). Opportunistic press. City Editor (Bob Legionaire). 171438 1929 Shakedown, The M Photographer at Fight Arena (William Wyler). 171439 1970 Shaker Revival, The SSF USC Jonas, Gerald In "Sociology Through Science Fiction." Editor Arthur Stock, Executive Editor, Ideas Illustrated in New York City. Writer (Raymond Senter). 171440 2005 Shakes M Reporter Crawford (Tim Loftus) is a reporter obsessed with pedophilia. He gets involved with a young man whose mother forced him to live in a basement for one year and a veiled young girl accompanied by her kidnapper. 171441 1965 Shakespeare-Wallah M Critic (Marcus Murch), Dandy in "The Critic." 171442 1968 Shakiest Gun in the West, The M Photographer Leonard (Phil Arnold) 171443 1992 Shaky Ground: Amazing Chimney Boy, The T Episode #1. 12-27-1992 TV Reporter (Dale Harimoto). 171444 1960 Shall Do No Murder NM OWN - H Alexander, Holmes Editor is the main character of a murder mystery. Little journalism. 171445 1937 Shall We Dance M DVD -R HQ 4691, 4692 (Mislabeled on Disc 4991-4992). . L. B 200 Rogers Public Relations Man Arthur fakes photographs to get results. Newsboy (Sherwood Bailey) 171446 2004 Shall We Dance? M Reporter. Private detective pretends he's a reporter-photographer to get picture of husband at dance class. 171447 1994 Shallow Grave M Journalist (Ewan McGregor) is an insolent yuppie who joins a lawyer and medical practitioner to keep the drug money left behind by their dead roommate. Newspaper Editor (Billy Riddoch). Newspaper Office Boy (Paul Doonan). 171448 1995 Shaman Sings, The NM Doss, James D. Reporter Anne Foster helps track down the physicist who plotted to steal a graduate student's discovery that would have made her rich and famous if she hadn't been strangled, stabbed and gutted. The Rocky Mountain Polytechnic grad student's breakthrough research was in room-temperature superconductivity. Granite Creek police chief, blessed or cursed by premonitions himself, teams up with Foster, but it's an old Ute shaman who finally gets the killer. 171449 1999 Shaman's Game, The N Doss, James D. Reporter Delly Sands is a frail, young, lovely woman who recently returned to the reservation to work on the tribal newspaper. She thinks her reporting will unmask witch responsible for the deaths of three people during two tribal dances. When Sands herself is wounded in an attack with a weapon that has powerful tribal symbolism, tribal policeman Charlie Moon must take his aunt's dreams seriously -- that the victims were targets of a witch. His aunt is an elderly shaman Daisy Perika. The old shaman determines to expose the witch on her own, a game that could cause more deaths. 171450 1992 Shame MT Reporter (David Spates) Tough female lawyer on holiday ends up in a small Pacific Northwest town where she befriends a local teenage girl and tries to persuade her to press charges against young thugs who raped her. 171451 1970 Shame, Shame, Everybody Knows Her Name M Photographer (John Cardoza). 171452 1926 Shameful Behavior? M Lowndes, Belloc Mrs. (Short Story). George Scarborough (Adaptation). Douglas Bronston (Continuity). AFI-Editors/Newspapermen - Ness Book Managing Editor of the local paper prints the photo of a woman who returns from Paris to discover her love for editor's brother is not returned. The photo accompanies an item about a woman escaping from an asylum and seeking revenge on her husband. Woman poses as the real escapee and goes to the brother's house claiming he is her husband. Real husband and real escapee arrive. The real escapee is hired as a nurse to handle the woman. 171453 1996 Shameless N Collins, Judy Photojournalist Catherine Saint leads a busy New York life as a rock journalist with assignments from Vanity Fair and Rolling Stones, concerts, parties, intimate friendships with top players in the entertainment world. On the long journey from her family's Kansas ranch through the hard early days in Greenwich Village, she's learned about the craft of photography, the art of music, the depths of passion and the many faces of love. Through grit, luck and soulful talent, she's made her dreams come true -- until the nightmare begins. Danger enters her life. 171454 2004 Shameless: Season 1 - Episode 2 T Episode #2. 1-20-2004 TV News Reporter (Alison Burrows). News Vendor (James Foster). It's Friday and Frank is missing. Fiona begins to worry. A full scale search is launched. When a body is found in the local canal the family fear the worst -- but it's just a Police PR stunt. Frank returns sasfe and well. 171455 2004 Shameless: Season 1 - Episode 3 T Episode #3. 1-27-2004 News Vendor (James Foster). 171456 2004 Shameless: Season 1 - Episode 4 T Episode #4. 2-3-2004 Reporter (Emma Dears). News Vendor (James Foster). The Gallaghers have a big problem when a local child goes missing from a partyu. Debbie steals-kidnaps a baby from the state. Local residents think the kid has been kidnapped by a pervert. The race is on to find the girl while the Gallaghers come up with a madcap scheme to get the baby back. It looks set for disaster but somehow they manage to pull it off. 171457 2006 Shameless: Season 3 - Episode 1 T Episode #20 - Special. 1-3-2006 Reporter (Emma Kearney). News Vendor (James Foster). 171458 2007 Shameless: Season 4 - Episode 1 T Episode #28. 1-9-2007 News Media. News Reporter (Phil Gwilliam). Local Reporter (William Atkinson). 171459 1975 Shampoo M DVD -R HQ 3705, 3706 Newscaster (Howard Culver) 171460 1998 Shamrock Diary, The N O'Meara, Megan Female Reporter tries to solve mystery involving World War II battleship and its crew 171461 1980 Shamwari M Reporter (Alan Cockle) 171462 1860 Shandon Bells N Black, William Press 171463 2006 Shandra Covington: Dead on Arrival N Savage, Jeff #2 Shandra Covington Series Journalist Shandra Covington, a single, aggressive and an accomplished newspaper reporter, meets unusual people every day. But Pinky Templeton is the first one who has claimed, quite vocally, to be dead. She would just ignore him as another nut case, except life-threatening events are happening to those close to her. And Pinky seems to be involved -- although the official records show he did die in 1957. Now that he’s gone and died again. Shandra feels she must find out the truth -- even if her friend, police officer Bobby Richter, doesn’t want to help. After all, how many times can one man die? With Pinky, it’s hard to tell. Curiosity can be a curse, and just like the preverbal cat, feisty Shandra Covington could soon end up dead herself. 171464 2005 Shandra Covington: House of Secrets N Savage, Jeff #1 Shandra Covington Series Journalist Shandra Covington, a single, aggressive and an accomplished newspaper reporter, simply assumed her grandmother’s house was sold after she hastily moved in with Shandra and her mother two decades ago. Yet, here it was, deeded to Shandra in her grandmother’s will. Shandra has tender memories of the time spent as a young girl in the old house on the hill, and her curiosity and sentimentality lead her to a final visit of the forgotten home. What she discovers shocks Shandra to her very core. Not only is the house still filled with her grandmother’s old belongings, but there is also a body, long since dead, and covered with the same thick layer of dust as the rest of the items in the house. Returning with the sheriff and his handsome deputy, Clay, they find the body missing. In its place is another body -- this one dead less than 12 hours and all evidence points to Shandra. Desperate to clear her name and uncover the truth behind these troubling mysteries. Shandra puts her journalistic training to use. Between the reluctant townspeople, ominous warnings, and physical threats, Shandra learns the truth, little by little -- knowing full well that someone is determined to keep old secrets buried, even if it means buying Shandra as well. 171465 1935 Shanghai M Reporter from "Free Press" (Cyril Ring). 171466 1945 Shanghai Cobra, The M Newspaper Announcement. Chan uses a newspaper announcement to help find a murderer. 171467 1954 Shanghai Deadline N Gilman, LaSelle Press 171468 2003 Shanghai Knights M Newspaper Boy (Charlie Hawkins). 171469 1996 Shank NM Anscombe, Roderick TV Newscaster Sandy receives letters from a history teacher who has been sentenced to life for killing his HIV-positive wife, a crime he swears he committed out of love. She reads his letters on a talk show nightly to an enthralled TV audience. It becomes clear form the letters why he broke out of prison with a hostage -- a prison nurse he claims to love as much as his late wife. 171470 1982 Shannon M Photographer (Michelle Bauer) 171471 2008 Shannon Delaney: Ghost From the Shadows, A N Eagan-Coz, Elizabeth #2 Shannon Delaney Series Publicity Writer Shannon Delaney, the lovely and talented twentysomething publicity writer with the knack of picking freelance assignments that lead her into portals of discovery of her own emerging ability to “speak to the past,” as she delves into murder, mayhem and unsolved mysteries involving cold-case files influenced by California’s history. Shannon, who lives in San Diego, rebounds from a failed romance and takes refuge in an assignment at 1920s-era Magic Manor Dinner Theater on California’s Catalina Island, Avalon resort. Assured of quiet surroundings as the only lodger at the renovation-in-progress Magic Manor, Shannon soon discovers she is not alone. Portentous events, haunting clues and spectral visitations draw Shannon into separate, yet interwoven, mysteries: the hunt for 19th-century pirate treasure, and a decade-old tragic death that reeks of dark intentions. Avalon, fabled as Hollywood's getaway, is ideal as A Ghost From the Shadows location and for Shannon's continuing adventures as she builds her career and strengthens her intuitive powers to speak to the past. Returning characters include: Alex Blackthorne, Aunt Dora, Francisco Zavala, Zach Zavala and Shannon's personal spirit guide: Eric Blackthorne, master magician from the 1800's. 171472 2009 Shannon Delaney: Ghost of a Chance, A N Eagan-Coz, Elizabeth #1 Shannon Delaney Series Publicity Writer Shannon Delaney, the lovely and talented twentysomething publicity writer with the knack of picking freelance assignments that lead her into portals of discovery of her own emerging ability to “speak to the past,” as she delves into murder, mayhem and unsolved mysteries involving cold-case files influenced by California’s history. She leaves Chicago for a dream assignment in San Diego. While staying at the fabled Blackthorne House, Shannon’s uncanny ability to sniff out a murder mystery pays off when she digs up the past to solve a cold case file form San Diego’s decadent Victorian era of the late 1800s. Shannon Delaney thought her dream assignment in San Diego would open new doors for her writing career. She could not have guessed that her new home, the Victorian Blackthorne House mansion would be a portal to a century-old mystery. Shannon settles into her assignment to chronicle the mansion’s fascinating history for a publicity brochure advertising it as an authentic Victorian B&B. But, before Shannon can put pen to paper, a ghostly encounter leaves her wondering if her dream assignment isn’t a nightmare. Caught up in the spectral mission of the mansion’s original owner— Eric Blackthorne, master magician—Shannon endures ghastly discoveries to solve a long-ago crime. Complicating her life is the involvement with the handsome, and very real, Alex Blackthorne, descendant of the ghostly Eric Blackthorne. Shannon can’t make up her mind if Alex is a hindrance or a help to her. Certainly, he is just as enchanting as his ancestor is… but can she trust him? And when she is with Alex, can she trust her own heart? Then, too, there is Zach Zavala… Zach seems to be what Alex is not: Straightforward and easy to read…no tricks up his sleeve. And Zach has the guy-next-door good looks that Shannon has always given a second glance to. Plus, Zach’s Grandfather Francisco is a kindred spirit, of sorts. He senses Shannon’s apprehension about her paranormal experiences and he knows how to calm her uneasiness. Night after night, clues haunt Shannon’s sleep through a series of things-that-go-bump-in-the-night experiences. In daylight, eerily odd occurrences stack up together, making it crystal clear what path Shannon must take to reveal the truths that will give final peace to the tortured soul of Eric Blackthorne. In the end, with the mystery of Blackthorne House behind her, Shannon is left with the biggest question of all… What about Alex and Zach; must she choose between them? 171473 1989 Shannon’s Deal MT Reporter Terry Lomax (Albert Watson) of Citywatch. . “I’m Terry Lomax. I’m a reporter.” Lawyer Jack Shannon: “I’ll try not to hold that against you.” Newspaper headlines when a Philadelphia lawyer Shannon, who loses his partnership in a prestigious law firm and has to start over again with his small, private practice, inadvertently becomes involved in an international drugs-for-arms scheme and his client is the subject of front-page newspaper headlines. Shannon: “Right, Terry Lomax, Citywatch. I thought you were a guy. “Protochem is represented in the case by John F. Shannon of Coleman & Weiss. A slick and ruthless corporate shill, Mr. Shannon....” Lomax: You have a good memory. Shannon: You went on to say something about my wardrobe? Lomax: A while back; I don’t remember the details. Shannon: Neither do hit-and-run drivers. 171474 1990 Shannon’s Deal T Series, April 16, 1990-May 21, 1991 Reporter Terry Lomax (Albert Watson) of Citywatch. Philadelphia lawyer Jack Shannon loses his partnership in a prestigious law firm and has to start over again with his small, private practice. He also lost his marriage and his job due in part to a compulsive gambling habit. 171475 2009 Shannon’s Rainbow M TV Weatherman (Larry Richert). 17-year-old girl faces and overcomes hardship with the love of a horse and a mother she never knew she had. 171476 1898 Shape of Fear, The SS MLPL Peattie, Mrs. Elia W. In "The Shape of Fear and Other Ghostly Stories" Newsroom. Dodson wrote and smoked his interminable cigarettes. Tim O'Connor rested his head in his hands on the desk and sat in perfect silence, then handed his criticism to the editor. 171477 1962 Shapes of Sleep N Priestly, J.B. Freelance Journalist runs into seductive women and secret agents as he travels through Europe searching for a manuscript stolen from a London advertising agency 171478 2002 Shararat MF India Reporter Neha Sengupta (Hrishitaa Bhatt) wants a unique punishment for a rich kid who gets into mischief and trouble with the law by racing his sports car and bribing traffic cops. His luck runs out when he wrecks several vehicles while speeding. He is arrested. The reporter wants the delinquent to do community service in a home for senior citizens and the judge likes the unique sentence. The reporter convinces her editor that she would like to stay at the senior citizen’s home to document the effect it has on this rich kid delinquent. The sentence means waking up early and having a daily routine that includes working with the home’s residences. Days pass and the residents and the rich kid get along well. Suddenly, all their lives are changed when the residents are told the home is going to be demolished to make way to new construction. 171479 2000 Shark Attack 2 M News Media. News Anchorman (Sean Michael). 171480 1998 Shark in a Bottle M TV Reporter (Kelvin Garvanne). 171481 2008 Shark Swarm MT News Media. TV News Reporter (George Hobbs). Reporter (Victoria Chalaya). Corporate Real Estate Tycoon Hamilton Lux sets his sights on developing the quaint seaside town of Full Moon Bay into a prime getaway for the wealthy, but runs into some unexpected problems. Fisherman Daniel Wilder owns property exactly where Lux wants to build high-priced condos, and isn’t planning to sell. Lux secretly laces the local waters with a toxin deadly to marine life, decimating the fishing industry in an attempt to starve Daniel out. The chemical reacts differently on the area’s sharks, drastically increasing their aggressive tendencies and transforming them into engines of pure destruction moving in coordinated swarms. Without fish to feed on, shark attacks on humans rapidly increase. Lux uses his news media contacts to paint the attacks as random incidents. Daniels, his marine biologist brother and a concern E.P.A. agent must expose Lux’s plan to rid the area of the chemically altered sharks before the town’s entire population is devoured by hungry sharks. 171482 2004 Shark Tale C DVD -R HQ 6468, 6469. News Media. Reporter Katie Current (Katie Couric). Tabloid Press headline "Shark Tale." Poor "shark-slayer" gets rich and famous making headlines living the extravagant public life, all chronicled by the media. 171483 2004 Shark Tale G PC; Xbox; Playstation 2; Game Boy Advance; Nintento Game Cube. Based on the film. Reporter Katie Current (Nicole Balick - Voice). Paparazzo Fish (Michael Gough - Voice). News Truck Fish (Quinton Flynn - Voice). 171484 2007 Shark: Backfire T DVD -R HQ 8241 Episode #17. 3-29-2007 News Media. Sebastian takes an accusatory approach toward a decorated black cop and his white partner, who claim self-defense in the controversial shooting of a black teen. 171485 2007 Shark: Blind Trust T DVD -R HQ 8004 Episode #16. 2-22-2007 News Media. Sebastian puts his career on the line to help a long-time friend who found the body of one of his firm's interns. Reporter (Ted Garcia). 171486 2007 Shark: Burning Sensation T DVD -R HQ 9292 Episode #31. 11-18-2007 News Media covers fires raging throughout Southern California. A fireman kills the man who molested his child and leaves his body in a house near the fire. A fellow fireman is killed trying to rescue the corpse. The fireman’s child had committed suicide. 171487 2006 Shark: déjà vu All Over Again (aka Deja Vu) T DVD -R HQ 7701. DVD -R HQ 7738. Episode #7. 11-9-2006 News Media. Sebastian hopes a guilty verdict in his current murder case will exonerate a former client convicted for a similar killing 15 years earlier. 171488 2006 Shark: Dial M for Monica T DVD -R HQ 7368 Episode #9. 11-23-2006 News Media. Sebastian tries to protect the reputation of a young, married prosecutor who was found fatally shot in a car with a dead prostitute. TV Reporter (Kent Shocknek). 171489 2006 Shark: Dr. Feelbad T DVD -R HQ 7011 Episode #3. 10-5-2006 News Media in Los Angeles. Sebastian believes a prominent heart-surgeon murdered his missing wife. 171490 2007 Shark: Dr. Laura T DVD -R HQ 9094 Episode #26. 10-14-2007 Reporter Victoria Pearson (Dana Cuomo) of the Los Angeles Chronicle killed at the Los Angeles Coliseum in the middle of the night. Pearson was a never-to-be-stopped, investigative reporter. Shark about the reporter: “Not the way Victoria wanted to make the front page.” Pearson was romantically involved with her editor Tony Golden (David Norona). He tells Stark and his crew that Victoria was in the middle of a big string of stories about a local trainer who was providing drugs to professional baseball players, which gives him and any of the drugged players a motive. Their investigation leads them to a possible major corruption problem in the Medial Examiner’s office. Reporter (Ted Garcia). Panel (Matthew Troyer). 171491 2007 Shark: Every Breath You Take T DVD -R HQ 9323 Episode #32. 11-25-2007 News Media. Reporter #1 (Ted Garcia). Reporter #2 (Stacy Fields). Press conferences. News Media covering trial. 171492 2007 Shark: Fall From Grace T DVD -R HQ 8373 Episode #20. 4-19-2007 News Media. TV Newscaster Kent Shocknek (Himself). 171493 2006 Shark: Fashion Police T DVD -R HQ 7195 Episode #6. 11-2-2006 TV Reporter Laura Montez of KCEI, Channel 10 News. Shark's team leaks stories to Montez on sweatshop operations. News Media. Public Relations campaign by fashion company to offset bad publicity. 171494 2007 Shark: Gangster Movies T DVD -R HQ 9462 Episode. 9-2007 News Media. Press Conference on steps of court house. Prison bus explodes killing witness. ` 171495 2007 Shark: Here Comes the Judge T DVD -R HQ 7957 Episode #15. 2-15-2007 News Media. Stark prosecutes the case of the murdered wife of a rising judge who has a well-known hatred of Sebastian. The judge turns out to be gay and had his wife killed when she threatened to expose him. 171496 2007 Shark: In the Crosshairs T DVD -R HQ 9259 Episode #30. 11-11-2007 African-American TV Reporter Dave Clark (Himself) of KKJH 3 News breaks the story of a serial freeway sniper who is causing citywide panic in Los Angeles. The Mayor places undue pressure on Sebastian and his team to identify, locate and convict the serial killer. The District Attorney leaks the news to the media so he can look like the hero. News Media cover the courtroom. 171497 2006 Shark: In the Grasp T DVD -R HQ 7116 Episode #4. 10-19-2006 News Media in Los Angeles cover criminal defense lawyer with high-profile cases who becomes a prosecutor. Players' code of silence frustrates Sebastian when he tries to prosecute a college quarterback and two teammates for the gang-rape of a student. Reporter #1 (Jill Arrington). Reporter #2 (Dave Clark). Reporter #3 (Lu Parker). 171498 2006 Shark: LAPD Blue T DVD -R HQ 6949 Episode #2. 9-28-2006 News Media in Los Angeles cover criminal defense lawyer with high-profile cases who becomes a prosecutor. Mayor counts on Sebastian to convict the blue-blooded, drug dealing killer of an undercover narcotics detective and to redeem himself with the LAPD. 171499 2008 Shark: Leaving Las Vegas T DVD -R HQ 9884 Episode. 5-6-2008 News Media. Shark goes to Las Vegas and gets involved defending a vicious crook. He ends up putting him behind bars and returns to California where he gets a second chance to practice law in that state. 171500 2006 Shark: Love Triangle T Episode #8. 11-16-2006 TV Reporter (Dave Clark). 171501 2007 Shark: No Holds Barred T DVD -R HQ 9174 Episode #28. 10-28-2007 Publicist. Press Conference. News Media. Shark goes up against the FBI to catch the real killer. After a popular ultimate fighter commits suicide, an investigation reveals he had been the third fighter in the league to commit suicide and the league CEO had been pushing steroids on the players. Following the results of the investigation, Sebastian charges the CEO with murder. 171502 2008 Shark: One Hit Wonder T DVD -R HQ 9902 Episode. 5-13-2008 Magazine Publisher Hugh Hefner. Photographers. Sebastian tries to determine who murdered an aspiring singer and discovers that several people might have wanted her dead. Danny sleeps with a witness who turns out to be a suspect. 171503 2008 Shark: Partners in Crime T DVD -R HQ 9578 Episode. 1-27-2008 News Media. A gunman shoots at Shark and his former partner and the News Media covers the story. 171504 2006 Shark: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6888 Episode #1. 9-1-2006. Series 9-1-2006. News Media in Los Angeles cover criminal defense lawyer with high-profile cases who becomes a prosecutor. Reporter (Kent Shocknek). Reporters (Dave Allen Clark, Ted Garcia, Angela Chee, Karen Elmore, Bridgit Yvette, Stacy Fields, Jina Song, Lu Parker, Dana West, Patricia Skeriotis, Jill Arrington). 171505 2007 Shark: Porn Free T DVD -R HQ 8301 Episode #19. 4-12-2007 News Media. Porn king is murdered and the man who confesses becomes a hero in the media for getting rid of a despicable character. News Media circus surrounds the events and press conferences are used to win public sympathy for the accused killer. But all is not what it seems. 171506 2006 Shark: Russo T DVD -R HQ 7595 Episode #4. 10-12-2006 News Media. TV Reporter (Angela Chee). Unscrupulous detective who has a history with Shark gives testimony that can save a current case. 171507 2007 Shark: Shaun of the Dead T DVD -R HQ 9371 Episode #33. 12-9-2007 Editor Jillian Parks of Celebrity Buzz Magazine, Hollywood’s Gossip rag, refuses to give up her source. Cites journalistic integrity. Shark questions that when the magazine’s last headline was Baby Toddler: How to Keep Your Infant Skinny. She tells him circulation went up with that article. Turns out she agreed to buy photographs of rock star from the star’s brother for up to a million dollars “for pictures if they are as good as Rob said.” The brother, Rob, canceled telling the editor he had a problem he had to take care of. Brother was selling photos behind rock star’s back. Editor says she will cooperate. The editor is referred to as “one of them who knows their first amendment rights. Editor Parks finally testifies when Shark promises her an exclusive on another story. News Media. Paparazzi cover the rock star when he is arrested for the murder of a friend. His brother is then convicted of the murder. 171508 2006 Shark: Sins of the Mother T DVD -R HQ 8051 Episode #10. 12-7-2006 News Media. 171509 2007 Shark: Starlet Fever T DVD -R HQ 7899 Episode #15. 2-8-2007 News Media. Paparazzi chase after starlet and one is accused of pushing her car into a canyon and killing her. Reporter (Karen Elmore). 171510 2007 Shark: Strange Bedfellows T DVD -R HQ 8389 Episode #21. 4-26-2007 News Media. The mayor lies to Shark about endorsing the current district attorney. 171511 2007 Shark: Student Body T DVD -R HQ 9136 Episode #271. 10-21-2007 News Media. Danny urges Sebastian to let him look for another suspect in a campus bombing despite the main suspect’s documented bomb-making ability and an incriminating letter threatening vengeance on his condescending peers. Stark goes up against an arrogant FBI man to prove the man innocent and a rich man’s son guilty. 171512 2007 Shark: Teacher's Pet T DVD -R HQ 7887 Episode #13. 2-1-2007 News Media. Sebastian prosecutes the murder of a widely reviled real-estate developer. He also hires a bodyguard to shadow Julie whenever she leaves their home. 171513 2007 Shark: Trial By Fire T DVD -R HQ 8304 Episode #17. 4-5-2007 News Media.. Gun-wielding defendant takes Sebastian, Raina and everyone else in the courtroom hostage. News Media cover the event (especially at ending of episode when the crisis is over and the hostages leave the courtroom). 171514 2007 Shark: Wayne's World T DVD -R HQ 7783 Episode #12. 1-18-2007 News Media. Serial killer who has followed Sebastian's legal career, provides his own counsel during his trial -- and wins. 171515 2007 Shark: Wayne's World 2: Revenge of the Shark T DVD -R HQ 8432 Episode #22. 5-3-2007 News Media. Talk Show Host Larry King (Himself) interviews an acquitted serial-killer-turned-best-selling-author on his regular CNN program. Sebastian draws the serial killer out of hiding to try to get a second chance at justice. He finally gets a conviction -- with a lot of help from his friends. 171516 2007 Shark: Wrath of Khan, The T DVD -R HQ 7701 Episode #11. 1-4-2007 News Media. Sebastian goes after a millionaire arms broker. Uses the news media as a threat. 171517 1956 Sharkfighters, The M Narrator (TV Newsman Charles Collingwood) 171518 2005 Sharkskin 6 M Anchorwoman (Zrinka Domic). 171519 1981 Sharky's Machine M Newscaster (Monica Kaufman). Newscaster (Dave Michaels). Newscaster (Wes Sarginson). 171520 1995 Sharon's Secret MT DVD -R HQ 7393, 7394 Reporter (William Hardy) 171521 2001 Sharp and Sudden M Photographer (Greg Dashkin). 171522 2007 Sharp as Marbles M Reporter (John Banovich - News Reporter). 171523 2006 Sharp Objects N Flynn, Gillian Reporter Camille Preaker works for a second-rate Chicago newspaper. A solitary woman with a cynical bent, she appears to have carved out a workable life for herself despite a painful past and an estranged family. Editor Frank Curry. But when a second young girl turns up missing in Camille's hometown -- shortly after another local girl was found murdered -- Camille's editor sends her home to Missouri to cover the story. The question is, can Camille get to the bottom of the story before her demons get the best of her? Provocative flirting between Camille and a Kansas City detective assigned to the cases. Is it sex they're after, or simply information? Readers follow Camille to the field as she examines crime scenes, interviews the friends and family of the victims, and probes reticent investigators for information. After all, the world of investigative reporting is tantalizing. Fresh from a brief stay at a psych hospital, Camille's first assignment from the second-rate daily paper where she works brings her reluctantly back to her hometown to cover the murders of two preteen girls. 171524 1938 Sharpshooters M Rapf, Maurice, Lester Aiffren (Story). Robert Ellis, Helen Logan (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsreel Cameraman Steve Mitchell (Brian Donlevy) is a top lenser who gets footage of the assassination of a prince and slips it to sound man Waldo (Wally Vernon) to prevent the authorities from confiscating it. Escaping from police, Mitchell gets involved in an assassination plot. Sentenced to death by firing squad, he escapes. Newsman (Lester Dorr). Photographer (Jack Mulhall). Variety complained about early scenes depicting Donlevy's drunken behavior and said this would have to be modified if the series continued. 171525 1986 Shart MF India. Photographer Jabbar (Mac Mohan). 171526 1999 Shasta McNasty: Angels in Lingerie Are Devils in Disguise T Episode #6. 11-9-1999 Photographer (Nika Futterman/Frost). 171527 2003 Shattered City: Halifax Explosion, The MT Miniseries - Canada Reporter (Glen Lefchak). Ned the Paperboy (Bradley Bailey) 171528 1990 Shattered Dreams MT DVD -R HQ 8322, 8323 News Media. Reporter A (Robert Rigamonti). Reporter B (Kenneth Joseph James). Reporter C (Toni Attell). TV Newscaster (Larry Carroll). "Washington Today" Interviewer (Edwina Moore). SEC Reporter (John Rixey Moore). SEC Interviewer (Bud Anthony). Principal Reporter (Johnny Mask). Man physical abuses his wife but she keeps going back for me because he convinces her that she would be nothing without him. The marriage finally explores in a big divorce battle balancing on the cases of abuse. 171529 2003 Shattered Glass M DVD -R HQ 2704, 2705. SVDSP 1702 Bissinger, Buzz (Article-Idea). Billy Gray (Screenplay) Based on a Vanity Fair story by former Philadelphia Inquirer Reporter Buzz Bissinger. Journalist Stephen Glass (Hayden Christensen), the 24-year-old disgraced New Republic investigative writer-editor who made-up and fabricated many of his stories. New Republic Editor Chuck Lane (Peter Sarsgaard). Lane is freshly hired to replace beloved Michael Kelly (Hank Azaria). Lane, initially not the most popular of editors, is forced to confront both situation and his reporter. He uncovers trail of Glass' deceptions. Can scarcely believe what has happened. Reporters for offshoot of Forbes investigate Glass and The New Republic when a Glass article is published about a hackers' convention pegged to a fictional software company. Glass, then about 25, made headlines when it was revealed that he had embellished a New Republic piece about computer hackers. Vanity Fair found that 27 of 41 pieces he'd written over the course of three years took liberties with the truth. Glass then went to law school. Online Reporter on another publication Adam Penenberg (Steve Zahn) investigates one of Glass' stories. Publisher Martin Peretz (Ted Kotcheff, a director, in cameo). Journalist (Isabelle Champeau). 171530 1989 Shattered Images N Planer, Ed TV Correspondent Art Burton, an ambitious newsman and TV News Division Head Carl Malachek. 171531 1993 Shattered Trust: Shari Karney Story, The MT News Media. Reporter (Paul De La Rosa). Reporter (Kevin Jubinville). Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand) 171532 1959 Shattering of the Image, The NM Hubler, Richard Columnist with influence criticizes head of Hollywood studio. Other media. 171533 2004 Shaun of the Dead M DVD -R HQ 3815, 3816 News Reporter (Julia Davis - Voice). News Reporter (Robert Popper - Voice). News Reporter (David Williams - Voice Rabid Monkeys Newsreader (Edgar Wright). 171534 2008 Shaurya MF Reporter (Priyesh Kaushik) 171535 1994 Shawshank Redemption, The M Editor (John Thomas), Bugle 171536 2002 Shay VeDror DF Series 2002 - JTV/Street Poll segment) TV Newscaster-Host (Dror Refael-Himself). Reporter (Ilan Ganani). Reporter (Eran Shadar). Interviewer-Street Poll Segment (Avi Atinger). 171537 1967 Shayo no omokage MF Journalist (Asao Koike). 171538 1937 She Asked For It M Photographer (Chester Clute). 171539 1995 She Came By the Book NM Wings, Mary Reporter Rudolph Sharpe, an openly gay reporter working for a mainstream newspaper, covers the riots following Harvey Milk’s murder... “had covered the riots well, even though his bosses were initially worried that his reporting would be biased, as if they would be objective.” 171540 2008 She Could Be You M TV News Reporter (Michelle Dion). 171541 1935 She Couldn't Take It M Reporters (Emmett Vogan, James "Jimmy" Harrison, Stanley Mack, Tom Costello, Antrim Short, Jack Gardner, Billy West, Charles Sherlock, Joe Clive). Editor (George Webb). Photographers (Mike Lally, W.E. Lawrence). Newsboy (Oscar Rudolph). 171542 1957 She Devil M Newspaper Stories part of plot 171543 1935 She Gets Her Man M Alcoholic Reporter (Jack Norton). Reporters (Stanley Price, Emmett Vogan). Reporter (Archie Robbins). Photographer (Lester Dorr). 171544 1945 She Gets Her Man M Wilson, Warren, Clyde Ruckman, Ray Singer, Dick Chevillat (Screenplay0 Ness Book Reporter Breezy Barton (William Gargon) for Clayton Eagle. Editor Henry Wright (Donald MacBride) of the small town newspaper brings in the daughter of police chief to solve series of murders. Her mother had a knack for solving crimes. Assumed daughter inherited gift. Instead, she creates havoc when she is made special investigator. After president of Chamber of Commerce and mayor are murdered, editor plans to hire new detective. Killer strikes again and woman tracks killer to theater. Townspeople chases her leading to confrontation with crooks. Reporter (Jack Norton). Reporter (Emmett Vogan). Photographer Boze (Eddie Acuff). Cameraman (George Lynn), sinister cameraman. 171545 1930 She Got What She Wanted M AFI-Authors/Radio Radio 171546 1943 She Has What It Takes M Yawitz, Paul, Robert Lee Johnson (Story). Yawitz (Screenplay) Ness Book Gossip Columnist Roger Rutledge (Tom Neal), a Walter Winchell-type columnist, is used by a actress-singer to get a part in a Broadway show. She pretends to be daughter of deceased star. Rival Columnist June Leslie (Constance Worth), who is Rutledge's former girlfriend, finds out about the deception and plans to use the information to discredit Rutledge. He tries to help actress by kidnapping everyone who knows the truth. Actress makes a confession on opening night and wins audience sympathy. Photographer (Cyril Ring). 171547 2004 She Hate Me M TV Field Reporter (Sandra Endo) for NY1. 171548 1973 She Lives T Newspaper Advertisement. Two lonely students meet through a newspaper ad. Newspaper Ad Girl (Diane Civita). 171549 1933 She Loves Me NM Klein, Norman Hollywood Reporter Bennett Cotter who works for a newspaper, marries an unhappy woman who ends up as a short story writer and successful writer for radio and Hollywood films while the reporter lives off her 171550 1933 She Loves Me Not N Coffey, Edward Reporters following dancer involved in gangland killing. 171551 1934 She Loves Me Not M Photographer Andy (Matt McHugh). 171552 1937 She Married an Artist M News Media. Editor (Stanley Andrews). Reporters (William Arnold, Ralph Brooks, Nell Craig, Beatrice Curtis, Rae Daggett, Lester Dorr, Eddie Fetherston, Harold Goodwin, Sherry Hall, Eddie Laughton, George Lollier, Jack Mack). Reporters (Walter Merrill, James Millican, Cyril Ring, Carleton Young). Commercial artist and model make headlines 171553 1935 She Married Her Boss M Newspaper Photographer (Lynton Brent). 171554 2007 She May Not Leave N Weldon, Fay Journalist Martyn and literary-rights agent Hattie are two-career, unmarried, 30-something London parents seeking child care for their infant, Kitty. They hire a competent young Polish woman who brings unprecedented order in their household. This allows Hattie to return to work at a London publishing house and the couple to enjoy real food and sex once in a while. Martyn, an editor for a social and political monthly, envisions a career in politics. But it turns out the live-in nanny is not Polish and married. 171555 2008 She Murdered Me With Science N Boop, David Photojournalist Art Shay and other historical figures such as J. Edgar Hoover, DNA Scientist James Watson interact with disgraced scientist Noel Glass who works as a P.I. to redeem himself for a deadly experiment that cost the lives of six people, including his fiancee’s. It is 1953 and in walks a rich recluse who offers information that Glass was framed for the deadly accident. As he struggles to clear his name, he uncovers an evil organization bent on using his own invention for world domination. A child science prodigy, Glass uses forensics to solve crimes long before it was considered a legitimate resource for the police. The story interweaves true events from the beginnings of the Cold War era with a fictional Armageddon. 171556 1991 She Says She's Innocent MT Newscaster (David Hains). Reporter (Stan Brown). 171557 2003 She Scoops to Conquer NM Brandeis, Robin Reporter Lane Montgomery decides to do a human interest story on the murder of a young African-American teenager. He's upset with the public's seeming lack of concern over violence in the inner city. Lane's nemesis, working for a competing newspaper, is the gorgeous Ann Alexander. Lane is madly in love with her. Alexander is ruthless about getting stories to press ahead of Lane -- the more sensational the better. When she finds Ann pursuing the same story from a totally different lead, Lane is surprised to find connections to drug dealing and political corruption. Should they cooperate? How much can she trust Ann? Alexander's newspaper features gory photographs. She is determined not to be scooped this time, but her unnerving passion for this seductive woman is clouding her judgment. Lane lives on a shoestring, is champion of the underdog. Lane is a self-deprecating beauty who has no idea how gorgeous she is. Insights into lesbian world. 171558 1963 She Should Have Stayed in Bed M AFI-Photographers Photographer (Michael Barron). 171559 1944 She Snoops to Conquer M Short Reporter Vera Vague (Barbara Jo Allen) aims to march her city editor boss Roy Clark, the Editor (Weldon Heyburn) down the aisle. He agrees to marry her if she can uncover a key spy. She nets a whole ring of spies. Reporter (John Tyrrell). 171560 1995 She Stood Alone: Tailhook Scandal, The MT SVD 1146 News Media. TV Reporter #1 (Claire Riley). TV News Reporter #2 (Mark Wilson). TV Reporter #3 (Norma Jean Wick). Las Vegas Reporter (David Kaye). Virginia Reporter (Akiko Morrison). Media. 171561 1972 She Waits MT News Media 171562 1932 She Wanted a Millionaire M Levien Sonya (Story-Continuity). William Anthony McGuire (Screenplay). Tracy - Ness Book Reporter Mary Taylor (Una Merkel) is a man-hungry reporter. 171563 1937 She Was an Acrobat's Daughter C L. Vol. 5, Golden Age Parody Newsreel. "The Goofy-Tone News." Mad dog's bite 171564 1988 She Was Marked for Murder MT SVD 1095 Publisher (Stefanie Powers) of New York, wealthy and widowed , swept off her feet by a younger man, a slick Lothario 171565 1992 She Woke Up MT DVD -R HQ 8288, 8289 News Media. Reporter #1 (Christopher Murray). Reporter #2 (Steven Miller). Woman Reporter (Margo Whitcomb). Socialite comes out of a coma to identify her assailant who may be a family member with a motive to strike again. 171566 1946 She Wrote the Book M News Media. Reporters (Milton Charleston, Pat Lane). News Butcher (Donald Kerr). 171567 1989 She-Devil M News Media. "People" Reporter (Deborah Rush) 171568 2008 She-Male Seductions 2: Surprise Package: She-Male Erotica: Cable Box SS Worthington, Blake Journalist gets her writers’ block unblocked by the cable guy. 171569 1994 She-TV T SV 279 Episode News Media 171570 1953 She's Back on Broadway M News Vendor (Percy Helton) 171571 1937 She's Got Everything M DVD -R HQ 3724, 3714. SVD 1496 Columnist, a male newspaperman, tries to get an item and talks to heroine's friends. Reporter (Fred Santley). 171572 2005 She’s Got Issues N Lessing, Stephanie Magazine Journalist Chloe Rose gets her dream job as assistant to the assistant at Issues Magazine. She is in hog heaven. Her sister, Zoe, however, is ready to keel over at the very thought of her own flesh and blood slaving away to further the patriarchy and sell cellulite cream. Chloe pays her sister’s ranting no mind, which is exactly the same amount of attention she pays to her grasping, desperate boss and the swamp of office politics she’s unknowingly waded into. Sure, filing pedicure receipts and making coffee exactly the same color as a camel is hard work, but as long as she has a key to the shoe closet, how bad could things be. Bad. Cloe’s bumbling lovability and miraculous gift for accessorizing has attracted just a tad bit too much attention, not only from the Editor-in-Chief and his boss, the Publisher, but also from a small but dogged group of underfed beauty editors who can’t stand that they can’t get a rise out of her. But when they publicly slander he are they telling the truth? Has Chloe’s sweetness been just an act that lets her steal shoes (lots of them), tell lies (whoppers) and undermine her idiot boss in the hopes of getting her job? Since she was a young girl, Chloe has dreamt of working for her favorite magazine Issues as their shoe editor. Never mind that Chloe had no magazine editing experience and that there is no shoe editing position. When Chloe lands the job as the “assistant to the assistant” she feels her dreams are starting to come true. 171573 1988 She's Having a Baby M DVD -R HQ 6213, 6214 Photographer (Al Leong). 171574 1942 She's in the Army M Columnist Wally Lundigan (John Holland). Press Agent Speed (Gene O'Donnell) of the Flamingo Club. 171575 2001 She's No Angel M DVD -R HQ 7626, 7627 Photographer (GiGi Erneta) 171576 1998 She's Too Tall M News Media. Goofy Reporter (Nancy Daly). Snobby Reporter (Gage Sheridan). Ala Mode Photographer (Nadia Adona). 171577 2008 Shear Genius: Final Cut, The T DVD -R HQ 11027 Episode. 8-27-2008 Editor-in-Chief Lind Wells of Allure Magazine meets one-on-one with the three remaining stylists in the Shear Genius contest. 171578 1984 Sheena M SV 155 Newman, David (Story, with Lorenzo Semple Jr., Screenplay) Ness Book TV Producer Vic Casey (Ted Wass) and cameraman Fletcher (Donovan Scott) arrive in Africa to do a story on a football playing prince for the program Sports World. Prince is actually planning to kill his brother so he can sell the land for mining purposes. Fletcher gets footage of the killing and he and Casey try to get the story out with the help of the legendary queen of the jungle, Sheena. Fletcher finds booze and a poker game in the middle of the jungle. Casey won't let Sheena come back to civilization because he acknowledges that the media would destroy her. 171579 1955 Sheena, Queen of the Jungle: Curse of the Voodoo T Episode #3. 9-14-1955 Photographer, Sheena and Bob are captured when the photographer tries to take pictures of a voodoo ritual. To win their freedom, Sheena must convince the witch doctor her magic is more power than his voodoo. 171580 1955 Sheena, Queen of the Jungle: Forbidden Land T Episode #9 Documentary Filmmaker has decided to bring his crew to a remote African village. The tribe has never been seen by outsiders. Sheena is called in to investigate when one of the crew is found murdered. 171581 2001 Sheena: Meltdown in Maltaka T Episode #26. 11-3-2001 Press Photographer (Hans Hernke). 171582 2002 Sheena: Return of the Native T Episode #30. 1-26-2002 Press Photographer (Hans Hernke). 171583 1954 Sheep Has Five Legs (Le Mouton a Cinq Pattes) M Valentin, Albert, Jean Manse, Jean Marsan, Jacques Perret, Henri Troyat (Source). Rene Barjavel (Adaptation). Albert Valentin (Screenplay). France - Ness Book Advice Columnist "Aunt Nicole" (Fernandel playing quintuplet brothers and one of them works for Elle et Lui magazine). Gives advice to man who has begun a romance through the mail. When the man dies in the columnist's office, the brother goes to see the woman to whom the deceased had been writing. Woman's family assumes brother to be dead man since they have never met him. Woman realizes the truth, but tells the brother that she is really in love with another young man and Aunt Nichole had advised her to show her father that the man to whom she is engaged is a lout. Brother takes on the part of the dead man and proceeds to act boorish to the family, clearing the way for the woman to marry her young lover. 171584 2003 Sheet Music N Rose, M.J. American Reporter Justine Pagett living in Paris (since the death of her mother) has the scoop of a lifetime. Unfortunately, it requires the monumental betrayal of her lover. Grief-stricken Justine Pagett fled to Paris after her mother’s death, but scandal forces her back to the States to redeem her tarnished reputation as a journalist. 171585 1977 Sheffey M Photographer (Terry Davenport). 171586 1921 Sheik, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 171587 1951 Sheila Graham in Hollywood DT Series. Gossip Columnist Sheila Graham 171588 1999 Sheldon Kennedy Story, The MT TV Reporter #1 (Larry Day). Photographer (Chris Enright). 171589 2005 Shelf Life M Reporter Amanda (Tatum De Roeck - Amanda The Reporter). 171590 1916 Shell Forty-Three M AFI-Reporters Reporter 171591 1987 Shell Game T CBS TV Reporters 171592 2005 Shell, The M News Reporter (Matt Milano). Home-schooled boy suspects that his neighbor is a relentless serial killer 171593 1982 Shelley: No News Is Good… T Episode #23. 3-4-1982 Newscaster (Al Matthews). 171594 2007 Shelter M Anchorman (Brian Christie). Anchorwoman (Annie Hirou). Paper boy (Broc Costa). 171595 2009 Shelter M News Media. 1st Newscaster (Michelle Merker). 2nd Newscaster (Pat Matthews). Young woman finds herself in a hospital room in an underground fallout shelter. Doctor who runs the shelter explains that an infection has killed the entire population above ground and the only people left are either a few lone survivors like herself or the infected, the living dead. 171596 1982 Shen tan guang tou mei MF Newscaster (Hal Archer) 171597 1939 Sheppey MT Newspaper Reporter (Kenneth Buckley). 171598 1999 Sherdil M Journalist (Pierre Boutros) 171599 1999 Shergar M TV Newscaster (Sean Sloan). Female Reporter (Gail Fitzpatrick). 171600 1990 Sheriff of Fletcher County, The NW Kincaid, J.D. (Dalgeish) News Media 171601 1971 Sheriff, The T News Media. Rape case tears apart a small California town. 171602 1944 Sherlock Holmes and the Spider Woman M Newspapers. Holmes reads the newspapers to find out about murdered victims in London. 171603 1942 Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror M Radio. Britain is being plagued from a radio voice of terror. 171604 1999 Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century C Series 1999-2001 Newscaster (Jo Bates). 171605 1943 Sherlock Holmes in Washington M Reporter (Alexander Lockwood). Reporter (Charles Marsh). Reporter (Gene O'Donnell). 171606 1995 Sherman Letter, The: A Novel of History and Mystery N Palmer, Leonard Journalist discovers that the Civil War Historian Elaine Haskel, who dies mysteriously, was involved in a web of intrigue surrounding missing letters purportedly authored by a member of General Sherman’s battalion. 171607 1857 Sherwood, Anne N Kortright Press 171608 1996 Shi shen MF Reporter at Competition (Liz Kong) 171609 2002 Shidurey HaMahapecha TF Israel Anchorman Snir (Guri Alfi). 171610 1954 Shield for Murder M DVD -R HQ 11394, 11396 Reporter Cabot (Herbert Butterfield). 171611 2002 Shield, The: Carnivores T DVD -R HQ 6554 Episode #11. 5-21-2002 News Media. 171612 2002 Shield, The: Circles (2) T DVD -R HQ 7839 Episode #13. 6-4-2002 Reporter (Roddy Schaef). In an aftermath of a riot, cops are being lured into ambush shootings by a rash of bogus 911 calls. 171613 2003 Shield, The: Coyotes T DVD -R HQ 6205 Episode #210. 3-11-2003 News Media. Lanie's report on the police unit is leaked to the press. Gilroy needs Vic to smuggle him out of the country -- he's wearing a tape recorder to get evidence on Vic. Claudette faces her demons. 171614 2002 Shield, The: Cupid & Psycho (aka Cupid and Psycho) T DVD -R HQ 6366 Episode #8. 4-30-2002 News Media. Allegations against Strike Team are front page news. Team is broken up pending investigation. Vic blackmails Julian into taking back his testimony, so there is no case against the team. 171615 2003 Shield, The: Dominoes Falling T DVD -R HQ 8031 Episode #26. 4-1-2003 News Media. TV Newscaster (Rick Garcia). Reporter #1 (Brett Stimely). Reporter #2 (Michele Gregory). 171616 2002 Shield, The: Dragonchasers T DVD -R HQ 7786 Episode #10. 5-14-2002 Reporter makes life uncomfortable for Aceveda. 171617 2008 Shield, The: Family Meeting - The Finale T DVD -R HQ 10568, 10569. Episode. 11-26-2008 TV Reporter (Sandra Sanchez) and News Media cover final drug bust of the series. 171618 2003 Shield, The: Greenlit T Episode #18. 2-24-2003 News Media Reporter (Thomas Bankowski). 171619 2005 Shield, The: Hurts T DVD -R HQ 7553 Episode #48. 4-26-2005 News Media. Just as Monica and Vic get close to a big break in the Garage Sting, Chief Phillips unexpectedly hands over the bust to the Organized Crime Unit. He blames the decision on an emerging PR scandal involving a videotape of Vic. The tape showing Vic at the church bust was leaked to the Assistant Chief through Aceveda's office. 171620 2003 Shield, The: Inferno T DVD -R HQ 7036 Episode #24. 3-18-2003 News Media. 171621 2003 Shield, The: Insurgents T DVD -R HQ 7552 Episode #47. 4-19-2005 News Media. Reporter #1 (Keith Pillow). Reporter #2 (Debbie Fan). 171622 2002 Shield, The: Pay in Pain T DVD -R HQ 6313 Episode #7. 4-23-2002 News Media. When Mackey and Vendrell hook up with a cop from another precinct to investigate the shooting, Vendrell sets off an explosive confrontation with a suspect by making a racial slur. And Mackey seldom a paragon of restraint defuses the situation. 171623 2002 Shield, The: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6168 Episode #1. 3-12-2002 News Media. Detective Vic Mackey leads an aggressive Anti-Gant unit called the Strike Team. Captain David Aceveda is working to eliminate corruption in the precinct. Aceveda and Detective Terry Crowley team up to bring down the Strike Team. Strike team safeguards the streets. Detectives search for kidnapped little girl. Strike team takes care of an informer. 171624 2002 Shield, The: Posse Up T DVD -R HQ 6538 Episode #32. 4-13-2004 News Media. Reporter (Francisco Viana). Shane goes undercover to catch a group attacking gay prostitutes. 171625 2002 Shield, The: Spread, The T DVD -R HQ 6218 Episode #3. 3-26-2002 News Media. Mackey and his team encounter a pro-basketball star who's in town to play the Lakers when they bust in on drug dealers. 171626 2003 Shield, The: Streaks and Tips (aka Streaks & Tips) T DVD -R HQ 7313 Episode #30. 3-30-2004 News Media. Reporter (Robbin Ryan). Newly arrived Decoy Squad and the Strike Team go head to head in the investigation to solve a car-jacking case. 171627 2005 Shield, The: String Theory T DVD -R HQ 7685. Episode #50. 5-17-2005 News Media. Reporter #1 (Keith Pillow). 171628 2002 Shield, The: Two Days of Blood (1) T DVD -R HQ 6577 Episode #12. 5-28-2002 News Media. Vic helps cover-up hit and run. 171629 1986 Shigatsu no sakana MF Tabloid TV Reporter (Toru Minegishi) 171630 2003 Shikar N Warner, Jack News Media frenzy over escape of a huge Bengal tiger from an itinerant zoo in rural Georgia who proceeds to eat several people. 171631 2006 Shiminiya, Ha-: Ha-Mishpat (Parts I and II) TF Episodes #61-#62. 1-1/2-2006 News Media. News Reporter (Dana Dvorin). 171632 1999 Shimmer N Schulman, Sarah Gossip Columnist Austin Van Cleeve, a conniving, pretentious "blue-blooded" Republican gossip columnist armed with a sinister pen that threatens both New York City and Washington, D.C. 171633 1996 Shin Kimagure orenji rodo: Soshite, ano natsu no hajimari C Japan News ABCB Owner Mr. Sguisawa (Brett Weaver - Voice - English Version). 171634 1994 Shin Kyutei Hani C Japan Reporter in Drag (Doug Smith - Voice - English Version). 171635 1971 Shinbone Alley C Newspaperman Archy (Eddie Bracken - Voice) jumps in the river to drown himself, but reappears as a cockroach who discovers he can still type by jumping up and down on the keys of a typewriter. Newspaperman Byron Kane (Ken Sansom - Voice). He is in love with Mehitabel (Carol Channing -Voice), the office cat and writes poetry to her. Archy's nemesis is Big Bill (Alan Reed - Voice). the Alley tom cat who is Mehitabel's heart-throb. She has kittens and archy declares war. 171636 2008 Shine a Light D Paparazzi (Igor Cherkassky). Career-spanning documentary on the Rolling Stones with concert footage from their “A Bigger Bang” tour. 171637 1938 Shining Hour, The M DVD -R HQ 7501 (mislabeled as 7510 on disc) - 7500 Press Agent (George Chandler). Cameraman (Cyril Ring). Nightclub chorus girl marries into a rich family and some of its members resent her. 171638 1975 Shining Star M TV Interviewer (Jerry Rush) 171639 1992 Shining Through M BBC Interviewer (Clement von Franckenstein) 171640 1997 Shining, The MT King, Stephen (Novel). Miniseries TV Weatherman (Ron Allen - Episode 3). TV Announcer (Bertha Lynn - Episode 2). 171641 2002 Shinobi G Japan Reporter (Chieko Sasai - Voice - Japanese Version). 171642 1995 Shinpi no sekai Eru Hazado C Japan Reporter (Melody Lee - Voice - English Version). Messenger (Bridget Hoffman - Voice - English Version) 171643 1949 Shinya no kokuhaku MF Japan Reporter Moriguchi Shigeya (Ryo Ikebe). 171644 1942 Ship Ahoy M Photographer (Julian Rivero). 171645 1935 Ship Café M Photographer (Carlton Griffin). 171646 1925 Ship of Souls M AFI-Radio Radio 171647 1933 Ship of Wanted Men M Radio. Use of radio news flashes to introduce various criminals 171648 2002 Shipman MT Journalist (Garry Crystal) 171649 2001 Shipping News, The M Newspaperman Quoyle (Kevin Spacey), who is insecure, is after his wife's death, mends his fractured life by moving his daughter to Newfoundland. Newspaper Boss (Ken James). Newspaper Employee (Gary Levert). 171650 1993 Shipping News, The N Prouix, E. Annie Journalist Quoyle works for The Gammy Bird in remote Newfoundland fishing village. He's a patient, 36-year-old self-deprecating, oversized homely hack writer works off and on for a newspaper. His cheating wife is killed in a car crash while abandoning him and their two preschool daughters. Wallowing in grief, he agrees to accompany his elderly aunt and resettle in a remote Newfoundland fishing village. There he finds a job writing about car crashes and the shipping news for The Gammy Bird, a local paper kept afloat largely by reports of sex abuse cases and comical typographical errors. 171651 1894 Ships That Pass In The Night N MLPL Harraden, Beatrice Journalist Bernardine Holme was in full swing of her many engrossing occupations: teaching, writing articles for newspapers, attending socialistic meetings, taking part in political discussions Also learns to take photographs. Robert Allitsen critical of her work. Hit by a wagon and dies. 171652 2003 Shipwreck N Begley, Louis Magazine Writer Lea has an affair with middle-aged writer. Two meet in a bar. "Like certain other fine products of France, her charm didn't travel well," the writer says of the French Magazine writer. French Journalist has adulterous relationship with hero of novel. 171653 2007 Shipwrecked! An Entertainment -- The Amazing Adventures of Louis de Rougemont (As Told By Himself) P Marguilies, Donald News Media. Skeptical journalists and scientists call a huckstering adventurer's tales a hoax as he describes flying wombats, sea turtles and savages while on a voyage to Australia that resulted in a typhoon leaving him marooned on a Coral Sea island. 171654 1971 Shirley's World T Series 1971-1972. 17 episodes Photojournalist Shirley Logan (Shirley MacLaine) with World Illustrated Magazine. Dennis Croft, Shirley's London editor (John Gregson) 171655 1977 Shirt Front, The N Blackstock, Charity (pseudonym) Central European Journalist Zoltan Halasz. Turns out Zoltan is a racist who wants to maintain Aryan supremacy. 171656 1988 Shiryo no wana (aka Evil Dead Trap) MF Japan Talk-Show Host Nami Tsuchiya (Miyuki Ono)of a late night home video program receives a tape that appears to be a real snuff film. She and her crew investigate the location where she meets a man looking for his brother who warns her to stay away. As she gets closer to the truth, she and her friends are subjected to a brutal nightmare. A small fetus-like creature murders her crew and she ends up running for her life. TV Producer (Shinsuke Shimada) 171657 1991 Shiryo no wana 2: Hideki (aka Evil Dead Trap 2) MF Japan TV Reporter Emi (Rie Kondoh), a glamorous and oversexed TV reporter, investigates the story of a killer loose in Japan who is horribly mutilating young women. Emi’s girlfriend, Aki, a young woman who works as a film projectionist is haunted by a childlike ghost. Emi, who delights in flaunting her boyfriends in front of Aki and making thinly veiled references to Aki’s nonexistent sex life, introduces her to a married man with a haunted past. Emi is having an affair with him. Everyone involved has a dark secret and something evil is taking control of them. They become pawns in a game being played by forces beyond their understanding. What Emi doesn’t know is that Aki has taken to slaughtering prostitutes, usually after clumsy and unsuccessful attempts to initiate sexual activity. The mutilated bodies are found on construction sites with Emi covering the story every time a new body shows up. 171658 1991 Shishiohtachi no natsu MF Japan Journalist (Sayuri Kokusho). 171659 1997 Shivers II: Harvest of Souls G TV Anchorwoman (Karin Ryan-Lang - Voice). Radio Weather Forecaster Burt Thompson (Mark Brill). Radio News Operator Richard Talbot (Josh Bentley). 171660 1995 Shizukana seikatsu MF Japan Weatherwoman (Tamaki Ogawa). 171661 2006 Shminiya, Ha-: TF Israel Series. 2005- News Media. News Reporter (Dana Dvorin, 2006). News Announcer (Eli Ildis 2005-). News Announcer (Guy Zohar, 2006). 171662 1979 Shmoo, The New C Series 9-22-1979 to 12-1-1979. Saturday Morning Journalists. Al Capp's amorphous cartoon creation, the Shmoo, assisted by three teenage journalists, investigate phenomena for Mighty Mysteries Comics. 1979 joined Fred and Barney Meet the Shmoo 171663 1963 Shock Corridor M L Fuller, Samuel (Scenario - "Straightjacket" and Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book Crime Reporter Johnny Barratt (Peter Breck) of the Daily Globe wants to win Pulitzer Prize. Managing Editor Swanee Swanson (William Zuckert) supports reporter's commitment to asylum so he can solve a murder. Girlfriend posses as sister and commits him. Says even if he can't solve murder, his investigations will result in book, play or even a movie sale. Inside asylum, he interrogates three potential witnesses. Gets each to become lucid for a moment before reverting back to insanity. Reporter begins to crack while in the institution. Girlfriend gives permission for him to undergo shock treatment. Gets murderer's identity, but snaps. Claims responsibility for murder himself. Recalls name of orderly who committed murder, Beats confession out of him. After writing his story, he goes into catatonic state. Doctor comments, "What a tragedy. An insane mute will win the Pulitzer Prize." "Every man wants to get to the top of his profession. Mine is winning the Pulitzer Prize." "Reporters have impersonated coal miners, schoolteachers, hoodlums…" "Those reporters went in for a purpose. Not to win a journalistic halo on the cover of Life. And not to win a cash prize or get their pictures in Time and Newsweek." 171664 1966 Shock of Battle, The NSF Vaux, Patrick Press 171665 1981 Shock of the View, The T Art Critic Robert Hughes of Time Magazine 171666 1996 Shock Radio N Clark, Leigh TV Reporter Pam and Shock jock Aaron "Sunset" Scott" who exults in berating those who call into his L.A. radio talk show much like Howard Stern or Don Imus, find their lives in jeopardy as they pursue a serial killer haunting the city. Scott gets a call from an obscene man saying he is The Phantom and as they pursue the killer, one murder takes place after another. There is no one who is as rude, obnoxious or scurrilous on or off the air as Sunset Scott. Scott becomes The Phantom's primary target. Murders are revolting. 171667 1990 Shock to the System, A M News Media. News Anchorwoman (Sheila Stainbeck). Reporter (Darrin Mahara). 171668 1981 Shock Treatment M TV Station. Hometown has become a giant TV station and residents are either participants or viewers. 171669 1972 Shock Wave NM OWN - GPL Salisbury, Dorothy Davis Journalist Kate Osborn, an experienced journalist, comes to Venice, Illinois to examine the life style of a financial and political czar. The fuse ignites on her arrival and wave upon wave of violence convulses Venice. 171670 1989 Shocker M L TV Newscaster (John Tesh). Reporter (Peter Tilden). Cameraman (Gary Davies). 171671 1999 Shockers: Visitor, The MT Publisher (Clare Bifford). Publisher 2 (David Holdaway). 171672 1987 Shocking! M Journalist 171673 1987 Shocking! MF China. Ness Reporter Ho Fong and his family move into a haunted house in the country. 171674 1977 Shoe CS COPY MacNelly, Jeff Editor Marty Shoemaker, best-known country editor in comic strips, the cigar-smoking, sneaker-wearing bird who serves as the Tattler-Tribune's editor-in-chief. Staff: Cosmo ("Perfesser") Fishhawk, investigative reporter. Muffy Hollandaise, the preppy cub reporter. Loon, the photographer. 171675 2003 Shoe CS COPY Cassatt, Chris and Gary Brookins 9/5/2003 Newspaper Office. Panel 1: Shoe: "Whattya got?" to Professor who answers, "Senator Belfry told me he took a lie detector test that cleared him of all charges." Panel 2: "But he might have been lying." 171676 2003 Shoe CS Cassatt, Chris and Gary Brookins 9/16/2003 Newspaper Office. Panel 1: Shoe: "You're on time for work? How did that happen?" Panel 2: Professor answers Shoe: "I was too lazy to come up with a good excuse." 171677 2000 Shoe Shine Boys M Reporter (Tey Punsalan). Reporter (Christopher Warren). 171678 1700 Shoe-Maker Beyond His Last PO USC Anonymous News 171679 1982 Shoeless Joe N Kinsella, W.P. Newspaper Publisher-Editor (Anne Seymour) of Chisholm Tribune Free Press newspaper. 171680 1599 Shoemaker's Holiday, The P Dekker, Thomas News. Lincoln: "How now, good Dodger, what's the news in France?" Dodger delivers the war news between French and English. Tells him cousin Lacy was not involved. A cousin had taken his place after he left to war with weeping eyes. Lincoln: "Thou hast no other news?" Dodger: "None else, my lord." Lincoln" None worse I know thou hast…." Act III, Scene II: 171681 1968 Shoes of the Fisherman, The M DVD -R HQ 3150, 3151, 3152. L West, Morris L. (Novel). John Patrick, James Kennaway (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Quinn. Ness Book TV Correspondent George Faber (David Janssen) initially contacted by Catholic Church with offer of an exclusive story on the release of a bishop from a Siberian prison camp. Later covers bishop's election as Pope. Reporter provides background on the process of selecting new Pontiff. Announces election as though he were covering a ballgame -- "We have a Pope!" Subplot involves reporter's extramarital affairs. Marriage conflicts resolved when wife speaks to Pope, whom she meets while he is outside the Vatican in disguise. 171682 1968 Shoes of the Fisherman: Promotion Film CC DVD -R HQ 1841 (Media Excerpts) West, Morris L. (Novel) TV Correspondent George Faber (David Janssen) initially contacted by Catholic Church with offer of an exclusive story on the release of a bishop from a Siberian prison camp. Later covers bishop's election as Pope. Media. 171683 1979 Shoestring: T UK Series 1979-1980. Radio. Eddie Shoestring (Trevor Eve), private detective working for Radio West, local radio station in England, acquires cases from listeners 171684 1979 Shoestring: Find the Lady T UK. Episode #9. 12-2-1979. Photographer Terry Posnett (Brian Capron). Eddie Shoestring (Trevor Eve), private detective working for Radio West, local radio station in England, acquires cases from listeners. 171685 1979 Shoestring: Higher Ground TF UK. Episode #3 10-14-1979. Radio. Radio Call-In Detective (Trevor Eve). Photographer (Andrew Bradford). Eddie Shoestring (Trevor Eve), private detective working for Radio West, local radio station in England, acquires cases from listeners. 171686 1979 Shoestring: Listen to Me TF UK. Episode #5. 10-28-1979. Photographer (Patrick Malahide). Eddie Shoestring (Trevor Eve), private detective working for Radio West, local radio station in England, acquires cases from listeners. 171687 1990 Shonen jidai MF Photographer (Kyosen Ohashi) 171688 1992 Shoo-Fly Pie To Die NM Quittner, Joshua-M. Slatalia Food Editors. Former Reporters in Manhattan Sam Popkin and wife Sara Amstel, parents of a baby girl and now editors of The Thin Man, a newsletter about food 171689 2002 Shoot George M News Media. Field Reporter (Andrea Reese). 171690 1973 Shoot It: Black. Shoot It: Blue M VHS 5231 African-American Student Documentarian captures a police crime on film and then decides to do a documentary on the policeman. 171691 2008 Shoot the Lawyer Twice N Bowen, Michael Investigative Reporter is involved with the trial of a fraternity man accused of piracy in Milwaukee. A lawyer suspects the trial is a cheap publicity stunt. 171692 1982 Shoot the Moon M News Media. Reporter (Edwina Moore). Scott Gruber (David Landsberg) of Manning Publicity. Photographer (Morgan Upton). 171693 1934 Shoot the Works M Press 171694 1947 Shoot to Kill M VHS 853 Westrate, Edwin V. (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter George Mitchell (Russell Wade) for The Tribune gets involved with secretary and crooked assistant district attorney. Reporter first meets secretary when she applies for job. His paper has tremendous influence in district attorney race. Candidate hires secretary and begins to take personal interest in her. His crooked cohorts want to eliminate her, but he marries her. She knows he married her so she could not testify against him. She wants him to kill crooks and get elected. Reporter investigating underworld and finds out about connection to candidate. District attorney asks him to hold off on story until he can break the gang. Reporter agrees. Claims he is doing so in interest of getting even bigger exclusive. Candidate begins to play all sides off against each other. Even arranges to have reporter killed. It turns out secretary is really wife of underworld leader and fakes her marriage to candidate in order to use him to help husband gain control of the town. She is taken for a ride by bother her husband and candidate, but police chase them and car crashes. Reporter is given evidence exposing district attorney candidate, but decides not to run story and tells secretary that everything will be alright. 171695 1952 Shoot to Kill NM Miller, Wade Press 171696 1990 Shoot to Kill MT Reporter (Geoff Oldham). TV Researcher (Peter Ferris). 171697 1988 Shootdown MT SVD 795 News Media. 1st Newswoman (Robin Curtis). Newswoman #2 (Andree Chapman). Bereaved mother in 1983 downing of Korean Air flight 007 by Soviet fighter. News Vendor (Herb Muller). 171698 1988 Shooter MT VHS 1600F. Kennerly, David Hume (Book). Kennerly, Stephen Kline (Teleplay) Los Angeles Times 9-10-88 - Producer writer David Hume Kennerly's own experiences as Vietnam photographer. Journalists also included. - Ness Book War Photographer (Jeffrey Nordling) in The Vietnam War who idolizes Robert Capa and is determined to get one great shot of a soldier being killed in battle. Winner of the World Press Photo Award. Combat Photographer When not at the front trying to get his perfect shot, the photographer hangs out at the local press watering hole with roommate (Alan Ruck) and other colleagues. Helps a street kid who turns out to be the bomber launching attacks around the city. Boy is shot, dies in the photographer's arms. He does freelance work he attributes to a mysterious photographer. The alter ego creates problems when Life decides to hire him instead of the photog and the fictitious photog later wins the Pulitzer Prize. Other journalists discover identity of mystery photographer so he kills off his creation. Journalists gather to eulogize him as one of the only Westerners who really understood Southeast Asia. Funeral is held. The photog returns to the front. Photog earlier is hit with a rifle butt by an angry soldier for taking pictures of a dead captain. Officers prove less tolerant of the press. Refer to photog as member of the "Commie press." TV reporters treated with contempt. 171699 2007 Shooter M CNN Anchor (Darrin Maharaj). 171700 2000 Shooter N Hawkins, Paul A. Newspaperman relentlessly trails Hardy Gibbs, the Missouri grandson of a fine pistol maker who is quickly getting a reputation as “The Shooter.” Living under an assumed name after gunning down the three men who raped his sweetheart, Gibbs is trailed by the journalist. Gibbs, nicknamed “the ultimate shooter” seeks vengeance for the murder of his parents by Quantrill’s Raiders as he embarks on a trail of violence through the West. 171701 2007 Shooter N Sadler, Barry Magazine Publisher Robert Green, an Army major in the Vietnam War, and Colonel Leonard Oates have made the extraction of the remaining POWs in Vietnam their lifelong mission. They believe that even though it has been decades since the United States pulled their troops out of Vietnam, POWs and soldiers listed as MIA still linger, prisoners of a maniacal regime who refuse to give up. When solid evidence emerges that at least two American soldiers are still being tortured and held prisoner at a camp nestled among the borders of Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, they will do anything, pay any price to save these men. 171702 2001 Shooter's Point N Phillips, Gary Reporter Rena Solomon and her best friend, an African-American ex-showgirl now a freelance courier for the Vegas Mob roam the town looking for cash from side-bets to a title boxing match that disappeared from a safe in a locked room. They question everyone from hookers to rappers. Las Vegas is under martial law as Solomon and her friend try to piece together who authorized the ringside assassination of the heavyweight champion. The body count keeps growing. 171703 1997 Shooters N Lankford, Terrill Fashion Photographer Nick Gardner may uncover a lot of models, but he's keeping a dark secret under wraps. He's a hotshot Los Angeles fashion photographer who's living the high life, driving a black Lamborghini and dating a string of gorgeous models. 171704 2001 Shootie Hill M Interviewer (Jaqui Kolek) 171705 1987 Shooting SS OWN - H Working, Russell In "Resurrectionists" Copy Editor 171706 2005 Shooting Dogs (aka Beyond the Gates) M BBC Newswoman Rachel (Nicole Walker) instructs a TV crew to video the butchery of the 1994 Rwandan genocide. When she was in Bosnia, she recalls, she cried every day at the atrocities. Here, she observes it’s “just dead Africans.” A young teacher and political idealist, Joe Connor (Hugh Dancy) seems to be the fictional ego of David Belton, the producer of the film who was a BBC correspondent posted in Rwanda in 1994. He felt he had failed as a journalist. 171707 1992 Shooting Elizabeth M Newscaster (Michael Peffley). 171708 1997 Shooting Fish M Commentator, Race (Peter O'Sullevan). 171709 2002 Shooting Gallery, The N Trigoboff, Joseph Reporter Skinny McPherson is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist for a muck-raking left-wing newspaper, the Village Guardian. A New York police detective is assigned to investigate his murder. Journalist's murder leads to a web of conspiracy. When the reporter is found dead, it's up to the detective to sort through the list of the deceased's enemies and find the killer. The detective soon gets involved with a woman who worked with McPherson and who may somehow be involved in the crime. He is drawn into the seedy underbelly of Manhattan's elite world of the rich and famous. The victim is a hard-hitting reporter for the alternative newspaper and he had powerful enemies everywhere. 171710 1940 Shooting High M DVD -R HQ 6462, 6463 Gossip Columnist I.C. Lotz of the Carson Corners Courier. Writes a column called Chit-Chat. Newspaper Headline in Carson Corners Courier: "Bob Merritt Disappears. Production at Standstill as Posses Scour Hills for Missing Star." Publicity man for movie Gabby Cross (Jack Carson) 171711 2001 Shooting People M Short Photographer (Matt Harward). 171712 2005 Shooting Script N Klensch, Elsa TV Fashion Journalist Sonya Iverson of New York vows to solve the murder of a ruthless media magnate and get the scoop of a lifetime -- or die trying. Iverson is sent to Hawaii for The Donna Fuller Show to do a "puff piece." She covers the opening of a new luxury spa owned by Errol Swanson, former chairman of the media conglomerate that owns the network employing Iverson. Interviewing Swanson is comparable to getting multiple root canals. Once on the Big Island, Iverson soon stumbles straight onto another juicy story: to celebrate the spa's grand opening, Swanson and his pregnant trophy wife have invited his two ex-wives and children. She uncovers some large skeletons in his closet. Iverson and her crew find him tied to his bed with a bullet hole in his head. She wants to scoop the competition by quickly solving the murder but before she can come up with the killer, it becomes apparent her job at the Donna Fuller Show is on the line. Swanson once ran her network and his reign of terror continues posthumously as fawning executives struggle to protect his image by covering up pieces of his unsavory past that could be important clues. 171713 1983 Shooting Star N Brierley, David Photojournalist. 1981 London. 171714 1983 Shooting Stars MT News Media. TV Newswoman (Angela Black). TV Newsman (Larry McCormick). TV Newsman (Steven Miller). 171715 2004 Shooting Stars: TF Denmark. Episode #20. 11-1-2004 Interviewer Lars Hjortshej. 171716 2007 Shooting War CB Lappe, Anthony and Dan Goldman Video Blogger Jimmy Burns is sent by Global News Network in 2011 to Iraq. Burns is from Brooklyn, New York and turns out to be a hipster Chauncey Gardiner. This is the story of a young citizen journalist who becomes a terrorist leader’s pawn and Dan Rather’s best bud while covering war-torn Iraq in 2011. In 2011, John McCain is president, the U.S. and Israel have bombed Iran's nuclear plants, and gas is $8 a gallon. The U.S. economy is in recession, and there are 10,000 American troops still fighting in Iraq. Jimmy Burns, a self-obsessed 20-something with a perfectly sculpted, asymmetrically-spiked haircut, a fitted, black zip-up pullover and a hand-held video camera, is a semi-famous video blogger whose life is about to change. After capturing footage of a terrorist bombing of his Brooklyn neighborhood Starbucks, a major TV news network hires him as an Iraq war correspondent. Once in Iraq, Jimmy waltzes in and out of fierce combat, smokes cigs, hooks up with a New York magazine reporter, grows a beard, and strolls into bars wearing treehugger tank tops. But Iraq, Jimmy finds, isn't all adrenaline rushes and hot chicks: He also becomes the pawn of the leader of a terrorist group, witnesses the aftermath of the massacre of innocent people at a hospital, gets his camera stolen, and just barely survives multiple gun fights and explosions by the skin of his teeth. He also receives life-affirming advice from an aging Dan Rather ("Courage, Burns. The frequency is courage."). Jimmy's ultimate lessons? War ain't pretty (there's lots of images of bodies blown to bits), the world does not revolve around one man alone (well, not most of the time, anyway), and a video camera and a knack for being in the right place at the right time can really take you places in the blossoming era of citizen journalism. This is the vision of our future as depicted in Shooting War, a 192-page graphic novel created by journalist Anthony Lappé and illustrator Dan Goldman, a collaboration made possible through a craigslist ad that Lappé posted. They first hatched the idea more than a year ago as a webcomic for a storytelling website called Smithmag.net, where it got close to one million page views a month at its peak and was nominated for a 2007 Eisner Award for "Best Digital Comic." The webcomic version is still posted on the site. The story unfolds through a collage of digital photos and drawings. Department of Defense website photos are mixed in with Goldman's own shots in the U.S.; some of which are not always what they seem to be in the book. A public toilet from a national park in Colorado doubles as part of a command center in an underground bunker in one scene. Fencing around an Iraqi airplane hanger in the book was actually shot in Goldman's Brooklyn neighborhood. "It's similar to making hip-hop music," Goldman told me over the phone. "Snippets of things you see are not in the context of story, but all the little pieces come together to make the story." To layer drawings and shading on top of photos, Goldman drew everything directly onto a 21-inch touch screen using an electronic, wireless pen, Adobe Illustrator, and Photoshop. Everything combined, this is a slick-looking book. The text is heavy on the action-flick dialog (Fixer to Jimmy: "Who was that…? Jimmy to fixer: "Don't worry about it. Take a right…And follow that green car." Fixer to Jimmy: "Are you crazy?? We'll miss the press conference!!"). An exchange between a network news exec and Jimmy Burns is particularly hard-boiled: "You think anyone really wants to hear about Wal-Mart arse-fucking the Indonesians? They want $5 barrels of peanut butter and flat-screens for the price of a lap dance. I know you. I saw it in your eyes. You're hooked now. You need the action." It's also über-macho. (American soldier to Jimmy: "If I ever hear a peep from you, I'll drop you off in the middle of Baquaba naked with 'Mohammed is a fag' written in Arabic across your chest. We clear?"). The scenes that depict the budding friendship between Jimmy and Dan Rather (wearing a Dallas Mavericks-sponsored combat helmet) cast Rather as a fast-talkin' guy full of folksy wisdom and one-liners (Rather to Burns: "As we used to say back in West Texas, if a frog had side pockets, he'd carry a handgun. So where's the action today?") At a recent in-store discussion and book signing in San Francisco, the authors' spiel included as much pontification on the war and culture as it did off-the-cuff banter about mainstream media (Lappé, critiquing TV news anchors: "Just because someone's serious, doesn't mean they're legitimate.") Both of them big Daily Show fans, they say they wanted the book to be similarly ironic, sarcastic, funny, and entertaining, and also dark. Lappé summed up their M.O. in this way at the San Francisco appearance: "Writing this book was a breeze. Journalism is hard. It's a big grind." 171717 1976 Shootist, The M DVD -R HQ 2576, 2577. VHS 1299 Swarthout, Glendon (Novel). Miles Hood Swarthout, Scott Hale (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Dan Dobkins (Richard Lenz), a grasping newspaper man for The Morning Appeal wants to interview a gunfighter who arrives in town dying of cancer. Reporter has a memorable encounter with gunfighter. He uses lofty language he has to explain. He tells the gunfighter he wants to do a factual story. But when he starts talking about the gunfighter's love of violence and attitude toward death, the gunfighter shoves a gun in his mouth and literally kicks him out of the house. Later, the reporter brings a prostitute to town who was the gunfighter's former girlfriend. He wants her to convince the gunfighter to marry her so that he can write a book after the shootist dies, using her name on it as the gunfighter's widow. The prostitute claims that what the reporter does not know he will make up, especially the gory parts. The shootist insists: "I'll not be remembered for a pack of lies." Reporter to Gunfighter: "There's been so much cheap fiction about gunmen, I want to get down to the true story for once…I'd want to cover your career factually. The statistics, you might say. Then I'd delve into the psychological aspects…." 171718 1940 Shop Around the Corner, The M L Newspaper Advertisement for pen-pal 171719 1958 Shop in Loch Street N Wood, James News Media 171720 1948 Shop Reporter, The DT Newscast 171721 2004 Shopaholic & Sister N Kinsella, Sophie Magazine Writer Rebecca (Becky) Bloomwood writes for Successful Saving magazine in London. Struggling with her spendthrift impulses, she tries to heed the advice of an expert and appreciate life's cheaper pleasures such as parks, museums and so forth. Becky's back from her months-long honeymoon with Luke and facing the prospect of credit card bills and living on a budget. But along with the delivery of a few truck loads of souvenirs from her trip, comes some surprising news. It seems Becky has a long-lost sister. Facing the prospect of finally sharing her passion for shoes with a sister, Becky's upset until she meets Jessica, the only woman she's ever known who hates, hates, hates to shop. 171722 2002 Shopaholic Takes Manhattan N Kinsella, Sophie Magazine Writer Rebecca (Becky) Bloomwood writes for Successful Saving magazine in London. Struggling with her spendthrift impulses, she tries to heed the advice of an expert and appreciate life's cheaper pleasures such as parks, museums and so forth. Bloomwood and Luke and her credit cards are headed across the Atlantic to a Big Apple address that her bill collectors don't have. With all of Fifth Avenue to shop, she's taken the city by storm, but will she have to return it? 171723 2003 Shopaholic Ties the Knot N Kinsella, Sophie Magazine Writer Rebecca (Becky) Bloomwood writes for Successful Saving magazine in London. Struggling with her spendthrift impulses, she tries to heed the advice of an expert and appreciate life's cheaper pleasures such as parks, museums and so forth. There's never been a better excuse to buy a new dress, or two. Living in Manhattan. Wedding bells. 171724 1994 Shopping M Reporter's Voice (Sarah Phillips) 171725 1680 Short Answer to a Whole Litter of Libels, A ER COPY L'Estrange, Roger Sir News 171726 1986 Short Circuit M Reporters (Robert Krantz, Jan Speck) 171727 1988 Short Circuit 2 M SVD 962 Reporter (James Killeen). News Vendor (Rummy Bishop). Media. 171728 2007 Short Cut to Hollywood MF Germany. Reporter (David Pearl). Photographer (Jim Massari). 171729 1993 Short Cuts M L TV Broadcaster. Media. 171730 2002 Short Cuts: Burn Baby, Burn T Episode #8. 5-25-2002 Reporter (Paul Dawber). 171731 2002 Short Cuts: Fight the Power T Episode #20. 9-14-2002 Reporter (Tanja Bulatovic). 171732 2002 Short Cuts: Grass Is Greener T Episode #9. 6-8-2002 Newsreader (Kristie Raymond). 171733 2002 Short Cuts: Super Geek T Episode #10. 6-15-2002 Reporter (Tanja Bulatovic). 171734 2002 Short Cuts: Survivor T Episode #22. 9-28-2002 Reporter (Tanja Bulatovic). 171735 2003 Short Film About John Bolton, A DT BBC Interviewer Marcus (Marcus Brigstocke). 171736 1990 Short History of the Long Ball, The N Cronin, Justin Journalist Jake Conklin grows up in an affluent suburb, friend of a cosmopolitan man. Both grapple with their fathers as they grow up. Conventional Conklin becomes journalist and writer, marries and fathers a son of his own. His friend becomes heroin addict and slowly battles his way out. 171737 1978 Short Life, A N OWN - P Allen, Thomas B. Reporter. Woman who works at a controversial nuclear plant, is killed on the way to seeing a reporter 171738 1969 Short March in Telengana, The N OWN - H Larneuil, Michel Journalist Emerson, middle-aged, is assigned to get an interview with a communist leader in a new Indian republic. 171739 1952 Short Short Dramas T Series 1952-1953 Press 171740 2005 Short Stint in Burma, A N Aebi, Ernst Journalist Ursula Giger and a treasure hunter have discovered a dangerous secret in the Burmese jungle, a secret the brutal Burmese junta's henchmen don't want revealed. Braving daunting odds and, with the help of former headhunters wreaking havoc among their depraved adversaries, will they manage to survive? 171741 1951 Short Story Playhouse T Series Press 171742 2000 Short w Fanelah w Cap MF Reporter (Yousef Ismail - The Reporter). 171743 1976 Short War of Mr. and Mrs. Conner, The SS OWN Just, Ward News Media 171744 2003 Shortcut to Happiness M Benet, Stephen Vincent (Story). Archibald Macleish (play, "Scratch"). Peter Dexter, Bill Condon and Nancy Cassaro (Screenplay). Reporter (Alice Johnson). Writer Daniel Webster (Anthony Hopkins). Writer Ernest Hemingway (Bill Boylan). Aging Writer (Bill Corsair). Down-and-out writer sells his soul to the devil in exchange for fame and fortune. 171745 1992 Shortland Street: T New Zealand. Series 1992-. Reporter (Tony Lughran, 1997-2000). Film Critic (Chris Knox, 1998). Journalist (Andrea Bruce, 2000). Reporter (Celia Nicholson, 1992). 171746 1948 Shorty Bell, Cub Reporter (aka Shorty Bell) R Cub Reporter Shorty Bell (Mickey Rooney) works in newspaper circulation for Capital City Times and longs to be a reporter. Bell is a boisterous, cocky fellow who wanted to break into the newspaper game. While Short's job was really "drivin' a truck that delivers the bundles hot off the presses," he still got tangled in the action trying to prove himself worthy of a journalistic career. His weakness was his temper. He was willing to fight over the slightest insult. 171747 2006 Shorty McShorts' Shorts: Boyz on da Run: Part 3 C Episode #7. 9-29-2006 Canadian Reporter (Grey DeLisle - Voice). 171748 1978 Shosha N OWN - H Singer, Isaac Baschevis Newspaperman Dr. Morris Feitelzohn has spent the years between 1920 and 1926 in America where he had been on the staff of a Yiddish newspaper in New York. Narrator had heard that writers at the newspaper conspired against him and got him fired. Journalists. Critics. "In their articles, the critics often decried the state of the Yiddish theater and denounced young writers for allowing kitsch to dominate the stage and for not writing serious plays…." on Warsaw Critics. Short little Critic with the tin-framed glasses. 171749 2002 Shot NM Siler, Jenny TV Journalist Kevin Burns is a disgraced journalist and an old flame of woman whose husband dies in accident that may have been murder. Her scientist husband had contacted him just before he was killed with promises of a big story. Burns is her old high-school sweetheart. Why did her husband contact him before his death? Why does an intruder break into his home after the funeral? Burns wants to resuscitate his career. 171750 2001 Shot (aka Focus) M DVD -R HQ 5402, 5403 Photographer Robert (Brandon Karrer) befriends a young African-American boy interested in photography and almost gets killed by gang members. 171751 1941 Shot in the Dark, A M SVDSP 722 Nebel, Frederick (Story -- "No Hard Feelings"). M. Coates Webster (Screenplay) Ness Book - Modified for Torchy Blane series in 1937. Reporter Peter Kennedy (William Lundigan) for The Morning Globe is a possible suspect when a nightclub owner who has decided to sell his business interests is killed while getting in a cab with the reporter. Police Lieutenant and Kennedy verbally spar while vying for attentions of a torch singer. Reporter always one step ahead of the police. Managers to get into a murder site by stealing a flashbulb out of camera of colleague and throwing it down the hall. The noise like a gunshot has police and reporters rushing to investigate as he sneaks into the room where murder took place. Kennedy proves that an alleged brother and sister are really con artists and are responsible for killings. They are killed when their car crashes while being chased. Police Lt. Has to tie up some of the loose ends for Kennedy. Romantic rivalry resolved when torch singer dumps both men for a Navy man. Reporter (George Campeau). Reporter (William Hopper). Reporter (Al Loyd). Reporter (Don Turner). Photographer (Jack Wise). 171752 2001 Shot in the Heart MT SVD 1115 Reporter (Tom Cleary). Reporter (Alex Kozushin). Interviewer (Craig Sechler). News Photographer (Rick Kain). 171753 1979 Shot of Damascus, A SS USC O'Grady, Desmond In "Short Story International 37." Photographer Phelan. He did not want to die in Damascus. He had other journalistic assignments. In Damascus as a tourist. O'Grady was the Rome correspondent for the Melbourne Age and the Sydney Morning Herald. 171754 1950 Shot of Murder, A NM OWN - H Iams, Jack Press 171755 1993 Shot on Location NM Cutler, Stan Journalist Mark Bradley is a young gay hack writer of celebrity bios. Son of an Oscar winner confesses to murder of his unbalanced sister's abusive lover. A vodka-sodden PI ends up collaborating with Bradley on a biography of the actor. More murders, Arab terrorists are involved as the pair investigate a movie star's son who is accused of murdering his sister's lover. 171756 1945 Shot That Waited NM Cornier, Vincent Press 171757 1998 Shot Through the Heart MT Canada News Media. TV Reporters (Martin Young, Claire Trevena, Michael McIvor). 171758 1993 Shotgun Wedding M Australia News Media. Journalist #5 (Jon Fabian). 171759 1915 Should a Wife Forgive M AFI-Reporters Reporter 171760 2004 Shoulder the Sky N Perry, Anne War Correspondent Eldon Prentice, an egotistical journalist, is killed and everyone who knew him confesses to being glad he was killed. It wasn't the Germans who murdered him, however. The Reverend Joseph Reavley decides to investigate. 171761 2009 Shouting Men, The M Newscaster (Daniel Tatarsky). Lowly Gillingham Football Club are drawn against Premiership giants Newcastle United in the quarter finals of the FA cup. A small group of “Gills’ fans decide to make the most of their game of a lifetime by turning the journey north into a weekend away. On the eve of departure one of the group receives a visit from a man with no legs in a wheelchair claiming he can get them a free minibus and free diesel. In return, all they have to do is take him with them. 171762 2003 Show and Tell NR Nelson, Rhonda Harlequin Blaze #81 Investigative Reporter Knox Webber is a show-and-tell journalist producing facts and urging the public to draw its own conclusions. He dismisses value of tantric sex as the latest new age hype taught by aging hippies to fleece the public. So he arranges weekend workshop and insures the one woman in the world immune to his charm to accompany him. Journalist Savannah Reeves is the woman. Her editor insist she go. The Tantric energy sizzles between them and the seduction begins. 171763 1936 Show Boat M DVD -R HQ 2572, 2573. L Reporter Interviewing in Rehearsal (Helen Jerome Eddy). Press Agent (Donald Briggs) 171764 1949 Show Business, Inc. T New York News Columnist Danton Walker, host 171765 1936 Show Case, The N Grayson, Charles PR Publicity Writers. Study of Hollywood with publicity writers as the characters 171766 1928 Show Folks M Lombard Newspaper. Trade paper story, plot turn 171767 1928 Show Girl M McEvoy, Joseph Patrick (Novel). George Marion (Titles). James T. O'Donohue (Scenario) AFI-Reporters/Publicity - Ness Book. Tabloid Reporter Jimmy Doyle (Charles Delaney) gets a front page story on nightclub performer after her partner finds her with a wealthy man and wounds him. She is kidnapped by her partner and gets away, but the reporter convinces her to lay low so he can exploit the kidnapping. When the wealthy man finds her, he decides to bankroll a show which the reporter wrote with the woman as the star. Millionaire and nightclub performer are married. 171768 1927 Show Girl, The M PR - AFI-Press Agents Press Agent "Breezy" Ayres (Eddie Borden) sets up a kidnapping stunt to get publicity for a honky tonk singer whose rise in show business is mistakenly attributed to the patronage of several notorious Broadway "wolves." Former boyfriend learns the truth and saves the girl, now a famous star, from the fake stunt perpetrated by her unscrupulous agent. 171769 1954 Show Me a Hero N Voorhees, Melvin Press 171770 2000 Show Me the Aliens! M Cameraman Kirk (Kirk Davis) 171771 2004 Show Me Yours: Following Game, The T Episode #5. 6-23-2004 Journalist (Marie Cruz). 171772 2008 Show No Mercy N Gerard, Cindy Journalist Jenna McMillan knows that only two things can compel her back to Buenos Aires after terrorists held her captive there just months before: a rare interview with a shadowy billionaire and the memory of the dark and dangerous man who saved her. Bad guys, bombs and bullets are Gabriel Jones’s way of life. But he’ll never forget the brash redhead reporter he rescued not so long ago, or the passionate kiss they shared before he sent her packing. Now forced together by a bombing at the National Congress, Jenna and Gabe confront the urgent longings that simmer between them. But this surprise meeting is no coincidence. A ruthless enemy stalks them with deadly precision. The question is -- if they make it out alive, will Gabe turn his back on Jenna again? 171773 1990 Show of Force, A MT SV 81 Nelson, Anne (Book -- "Murder Under Two Flags"). Evan Jones, John Strong (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Newswoman Kate (Amy Irving), in Puerto Rico Terrorists try to blow up a communications satellite and are shot by a cop. Mysterious figure in the background of footage shot by crew at murder site. Her boss, Howard (Robert Duvall). Howard introduces Kate to FBI agent, man in footage. Howard edits him out. Terrorist shot while talking to reporter. Kate kidnapped, drugged. Decides to back off story. Mother convinces her to continue. Howard tries to take her off air "to protect her." Kate threatens to go to another station. She quits. Her old crew quits, joins her. Kate corners FBI agent. Her crew secretly broadcasts their conversation. Implicates self in killings. FBI Agent tells her: "You're dead." She responds: "You're alive." Exchange: "What do they have to do, kill you too? For you to get five minutes on the evening news?" Kate: "This isn't about the news, Howard." "Nothing is worthy dying for, guaranteed -- nothing. Nobody will even remember you, kiddo…." "…There'd be a long obituary and a short investigation….the story goes away in any case." Reporter (Ramon Saldana). Newsman (Roberto Vigoreaux). 171774 1928 Show People M DVD -R HQ 6278, 6279 MGM Story Columnist Louella Parsons (Cameo appearance). Newspaper story. Interviewed by an old admiring female reporter who writes down whatever her co-star tells her and swallows all of the propaganda about the young actress whole. The published two-page magazine spread is shown in the film. Portrait Photographer (Rolfe Sedan). 171775 1935 Show Them No Mercy M Announcers (Gregg O'Brien, Stanley Blystone). One character sets fire to newspaper which is being used as a blanket 171776 2002 Show, The M Cameraman Matt (Matthew B. Smith). 171777 1989 Showbiz - eller hvordan bli kjendis pa en-to-tre! MF News Media. Se og Hor-Journalist (Eldar Vagan). 171778 1998 Showbiz India T Series 1998-2005 Entertainment News Host Ashish Wahi. Movie Reviewer (Ritu Mahindru). Host Reshma Dordi. 171779 2005 Showbiz India Xtreme DF 2005- Series. India Correspondents (Prateek Saxena, Geeta Malik, Tarun Shetty, Ritu Mahindru). 171780 2005 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The T Series. 9-15-2005- Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Correspondents (Rob Huebel, 2005, Andrew Daly). Interviews with guest stars and comedian correspondents. 171781 2007 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: April 12, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8319 Episode #24. 4-12-2007 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Episode starts out with The Tudors video. Spade comments on the bloated music industry. Correspondent Marc Evan Jackson. Quentin Tarantino drops by for a special puppet show. 171782 2006 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: April 13, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5873 Episode. 4-13-2006 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Katie Couric and Meredith Vieria and their new jobs. 171783 2006 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: April 20, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5922 Episode #10. 4-20-2006 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Guest: American Idol's Taylor Hicks. David takes a look at the MySpace.com. Phenomenon as well as takes time to listen to a coworkers' demo take. 171784 2007 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: April 26, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8412 Episode. 4-26-2007 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Episode starts out with David Spade on Judge Joe Brown. 171785 2006 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: April 27, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6001 Episode #11. 4-27-2006 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards break-up. Kid Rock. Superhero connection with Correspondent Andrew Daly. 171786 2007 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: April 5, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 5758 Episode #23. 4-5-2007 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Guest: Nick Swardson. 171787 2006 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: April 6, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5815 Episode. 4-6-2006 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Guest: John Heater 171788 2005 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: December 1, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4924 Episode. 12-1-2005 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Reporters: Jessica St. Clair, Andrew Daly. African-American Anthony Griffith, Minority Reporter. 171789 2005 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: December 8, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4975 Episode. 12-8-2005 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Reporters Jessica St. Clair, Andrew Daly. African-American Anthony Griffith, Minority Reporter. 171790 2007 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: June 13, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8673 Episode #31. 6-14-2007 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Spade shows up at the Phil Spector Trial to open the program. Correspondent Andrew Daly. Comedian Dennis Miller on current celebrity happenings. 171791 2006 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: June 15, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6269 Episode #17. 6-15-2006 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Summer Television. Actor Jack Black. Jaime Presley. 171792 2007 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: June 21, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8725 Episode #32. 6-21-2007 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade goes on American Inventor with many ridiculous inventions. Adam Sandler, Kevin James and Rob Schneider show up to discuss their new movie, "Now Pronouncing You Chuck and Larry." SBS Correspondent Marc Evan Jackson talks about broadcast ratings. Spade talks about Hollywood's body obsession. 171793 2006 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: June 22, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6311 Episode #18. 6-22-2006 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Celebrity mothers in the headlines. Technology. "The Lake House" 171794 2006 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: June 29, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6339 Episode #19. 6-29-2006 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Actress Jessica Alba. Celebrity babies. Camp Freddy performs. 171795 2007 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: June 7, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8636 Episode #30. 6-7-2007 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade shows up on the O'Reilly Factor opening the program. Correspondent Marc Evan Jackson exposes the dangers of celebrity adoptions. 171796 2006 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: June 8, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6194 Episode #16. 6-8-2006 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor-David Spade. 2006 MTV Movie Awards. 171797 2007 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: March 15, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8171 Episode #20. 3-15-2007 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. SAS Correspondent Colleen Smith, Online Critic on Webcam. 171798 2007 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: March 22, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8202 Episode #21. 3-22-2007 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Opens with Spade in "Heroes." Correspondent Jessi Klein. 171799 2007 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: March 29, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8251 Episode #22. 3-29-2007 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade goes after movies "based on a true story." Correspondent Edi Patterson comments on fashion. 171800 2006 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: March, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 5708 Episode. 3-2006 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Guest: Donald Faison, "Scrubs" 171801 2007 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: May 10, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8558 Episode #27. 5-10-2007 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade spoofs the David Hasselhoff video. Correspondent Edi Patterson reports on Britney Spears' comeback. Spade defends Tom Cruise in his "There I Said It" segment. 171802 2006 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: May 11, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6054 Episode #. 5-11-2006 Parody Entertainment News with TV Anchor David Spade 171803 2006 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: May 18, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6102 Episode. 5-18-2006 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. American Idol. 171804 2006 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: May 25, 2006 T DVD -R HQ 6132 Episode. 5-25-2006 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. 171805 2007 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: May 3, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8558 Episode #26. 5-3-2007 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor-Reporter David Spade. Correspondent Mark Evan Jackson reports that Adam Baldwin is Father of the Year. Correspondent Andrew Daley speculates about the next Spider-Man trilogy. Spade looks forward to next season's new shows. 171806 2007 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: May 31, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8636 Episode #29. 5-31-2007 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor-Reporter David Spade. The Bounty Hunter Parody opens the program. Spade talks about the nerd-cool kid divide on "There I Said It." 171807 2007 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: May 5, 2007 T DVD -R HQ 8307 Episode #23 4-5-2007 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor-Reporter David Spade. Episode starts out with Intervention video. Correspondent Colleen Smith. 171808 2005 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: November 10, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4741 Episode. 11-10-2005 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Reporters: Jessica St. Clair, Andrew Daly. African-American Anthony Griffith, Minority Reporter. 171809 2005 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: November 17, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4792 Episode. 11-17-2005 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. 171810 2005 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: November 3, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4683 Episode. 11-3-2005 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. The Animated Critic. 171811 2005 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: September 30, 2005 T DVD -R HQ 4393 Episode. 9-30-2005 Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Reporters: Jessica St. Clair, Andrew Daly. African-American Anthony Griffith, Minority Reporter. Interview: Harry Reems, porno star. 171812 2005 Showbiz Show with David Spade, The: Year End Review T DVD -R HQ 5054 Episode. Parody Entertainment News. TV Anchor David Spade. Year-End One-Hour Program 171813 1984 Showbiz Today DT Series 1984-2002. Daily Variety Reporter Peter Bart. Reporters Dennis Cosmo Michael, Sherri Sylvester. Anchorman Stephen Collins. Hollywood Minute Reporter Gloria Hillard. He Said/She Said Movie Reviewers Dana Kennedy, Lisa Schwartzbaum, Peter Travers. Hosts-Hostesses Gloria Hillard, Bella Shaw, Lee Leonard, Liz Wickersham, Laurin Sydney, Bill Tush, Liz Wickersham, Jim Moret. 171814 2005 Showbiz Tonight DT Series 2005 Correspondent David Haffenreffer. Correspondent Adrianna Costa. Host A.J. Hammer. 171815 2002 Showboy M British Documentarian Lindy Heymann and her documentary crew follow a writer Christian Taylor on HBO’s wildly popular “Six Feet Under” for a series about Brits working in Hollywood. Heymann first meet Christian while the show is shooting on location in Las Vegas. Christian is an intelligent and young writer/producer who is part of the creative team behind the series. Christian doesn’t realize it, but he is miked and Lindy and her camera crew are able to listen in when Executive Producer Alan Ball calls Christian into his trailer and tells him his contract will not be renewed for the following season. He tells Christian he may be better suited to a hospital or legal drama. In a state of shock and denial, Christian disappears from the set and from the reality that Linday and her crew have been documenting. After flying back to Los Angeles to track Christian down, the British crew discover that Christian has chosen to stay in Las Vegas. Unaware that his firing has been recorded, Christian decides to fulfill his obligation to the documentary piece. He tells the crew he is remaining in Las Vegas over the summer to research an “action film” that he is writing. Rather than call Christian on his lie, Lindy convinces Christian that the research Christian is performing has a lot more to do with his own personal issues and dreams than any film script. The mockumentary turns a portrait in self-delusion into the pursuit of a dream. 171816 2001 Showdown M Journalist (Karin Resetarits). Cameraman (Gert Winkler). 171817 2006 Showdown N Bagshawe, Tilly Tabloids covers American cowboy who falls for British teenager while training her father's horses. Transtlantic romance is thwarted by sleazy racing tycoons, catty tabloid wars and a never-ending parade of stable strumpets. 171818 1958 Showdown at Boot Hill M DVD -R HQ 7492, 7491 Photographer (Norman Leavitt). 171819 1998 Showdown in Podsville SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 171820 2004 Showdown: Legends of Wrestling G Commentator, Play-by-Play (Noah Schiavone - Himself). Color Commentators (Bobby Heenan, Larry Whistler - Voice - Themselves. 171821 2004 Shower of Blood M Radio News Reporter (Carlene Orig). Five sexy college friends venture out on a road trip. 171822 1995 Showgirls M News Media. Reporter (Sean Breen). Reporter (Katherine Manning). Photographer (Elizabeth Kennedy). 171823 2002 Showtime M Reporter #1 (Joel Hurt Jones). Reporter #2 (Chris Harrison). Reporter #3 (Perri Peltz). Reporter #5 (Debra Snell) Reporter #6 (Chris Ufland). Cameraman (James Roday). 171824 2007 Shredderman: Enemy Spy NJ Draanen, Wendelin Van #4 Shredderman Series Reporters are snooping all over Cedar Valley to find out who is Shredderman.com, an Internet Web site making national news. When Nolan’s web site is revealed on the national evening news, he realizes his identity could be uncovered and he is very worried. The most sensible thing would be to stay out of the spotlight for awhile and that is just what his parents suggest. But being Shredderman is the best thing that ever happened to Nolan. It’s so much better than being Byrd-the-Nerd. Plus, Nolan’s just stumbled across what might be a real spy ring. How can Shredderman not try to fight it? 171825 2006 Shredderman: Meet the Gecko NJ Van Draanen, Wendelin. Brian Biggs (Illustrator) #3 Shredderman Series Reporter is father of Nolan Byrd, a fifth grade math prodigy and secret identity-Internet Superhero Shredderman, sets out to help the young star of his favorite television show expose a slanderous reporter. Nolan's reporter father lands the sweet assignment of interviewing pre-teen TV sensation Chase Morton a.k.a. The Gecko "The Gecko and Sticky" is Nolan's favorite show, and he gets to tag along because it's his birthday. The boys hit it off, and Nolan decides to have Shredderman help Chase get rid of a particularly nasty paparazzi called "The Mole." Digital photos, sneaky camera work and Shredderman's Web site put an end to the Mole's slimy career. 171826 2004 Shrek 2 M DVD -R HQ 5943, 5944 Tabloid TV coverage of a catnip bust when an illegal drug is planed on Puss In Boots. 171827 2000 Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the 13th M DVD -R HQ 10719, 10720. SVD 1124 Parody News. TV Reporter Hagitha "Hag" Utslay (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen) of emptTV News investigates a spring-break massacre. Cameraman Lardass (Martin Diggs). 171828 1933 Shriek in the Night, A M VHS 829 Kempler, Kurt (Story). Francis Hyland (Scenario). Rogers - Ness Book Reporters Patricia Morgan of the Morning News (Ginger Rogers) and Theodore Rand of the Daily Express (Lyle Talbot) try to out scoop each other. Involved in murders. Editor Perkins (Clarence Wilson); on trail of a revenge killer New York Times, 7/24/33: "Chief among the attractions of this diversion is the Rogers-Talbot characterizations of newspaper persons. They come very close to being lifelike, and that is pretty miraculous for Hollywood." 171829 1950 Shriek With Pleasure N OWN - H Howard, Toni Correspondent Carla MacMurphy, foreign correspondent experiencing adventures and love affairs. Little journalism. 171830 1933 Shrike and Mrs. Shrike SS GPL West, Nathaniel In "Troubled Vision, The: Anthology of Contemporary Short Novels and Passage, An." From "Miss Lonelyhearts." Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist. Miss Lonelyhearts. Shrike, the city editor. 171831 1990 Shrimp on the Barbie, The M TV Anchorwoman (Claire Glenister). 171832 2000 Shrink Is In, The M Travel Writer (Courtney Cox). Samantha's Editor (Richard Benjamin). 171833 1998 Shroud of Silence N Slama, Carol D. Reporter Michael Tomsen's sister always considered her newspaper brother a bit too carefree for her liking. But she had high hopes his religious conversion would center him. Marissa Tomsen is beginning to enjoy her success with an advertising agency. He abruptly disappears and at first she assumes he is reverting to his own ways. But the more she digs into his disappearance, the more she begins to suspect he did not leave voluntarily. She tracks him to Hawaii and learns people running a success seminar may have used Michael's church to gain his trust, then kidnapped him to keep their manipulations secret. 171834 2005 Shroud of the Thwacker, The N Elliott, Chris Spoof. Reporter Liz Smith and a flatulent Teddy Roosevelt go along with Caleb Spencer as he tracks a serial killer offering prostitutes. Liz's drink of choice: "God's Own Enema." Talk Show Host Don Imus makes a surprise appearance. 171835 2002 Shteps M Entertainment Reporter (Maureen Muldoon). Entertainment Reporter (Nicholas Siapkaris). 171836 1995 Shu dan long wei MF Reporter (Chingmy Yau) 171837 2003 Shu-bi-dua - tanketorsk eller stjerneskud? DF Denmark Interviewer (Jens Blauenfeldt - Voice). 171838 2002 Shuang tong MF CNN Journalist (Doug Penty). 171839 2003 Shubho Mahurat MF India Journalist (Nandita Das). 171840 2008 Shunned N Ford, Arthur L. Reporter wrestles with the consequences of his failing relationship and becomes entangled in the lives of a Reformed Mennonite couple torn apart by the practice of shunning. The couple’s travails collide with the reporter’s plight as he searches to find himself and fix what is broken. This exploration into the nature of love shows just how clearly a lack of communication can affect and destroy lives. 171841 2003 Shunned House, The (aka Casa sfuggita, La) M Lovecraft, H.P. (Based on his short story) Journalist Alex (Giuseppe Lorusso) specializing in the paranormal and his skeptical girlfriend listen to the stories of three people who all died within the confines of the dark and isolated chateau. Each story is taken from a different period in time, the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s, yet they combine with one another to reveal the house’s dark past to the journalist. He is investigating why this abandoned motel has been burned down three times and why there has been many deaths recorded on its premises. 171842 1973 Shurayukihime (aka Lady Snowblood, Blood Snow, Snow of Blood) M Japan Reporter Ryurei Ashio (Toshio Kurasawa) questions the past of a beautiful woman created to revenge her family. He writes about her story in the paper. One of the killers sends men armed as police officers to kidnap the journalist. They torture him to find out where the young woman is but he refuses to tell them. The avenger finds the killer holding the reporter at gunpoint on a balcony. The reporter escapes, knocks over a candle setting the room afire. The young woman leaps up and wounds the woman who held down her mother while three men raped her. Other assailants come at her and the woman hangs herself. In a rage, the young avenger slices the hanging corpse in half. The woman and the reporter become lovers. Then the journalist finds out one of the rapists is still alive and it turns out the rapist is the reporter’s father. She cuts off the father’s hands and kills him. The reporter enters and realizes the man is not his father. He smashes a two-way mirror revealing the real rapist. The reporter’s father shoots him in the lower chest. Badly wounded, he manages to stop him from shooting his lover as she swings on a lamp between balconies. The father continues shooting as the woman charges him. She takes her sword and runs it through the reporter to kill the rapist. She is shot, then stabbed by a woman avenging the death of her father. Stumbling across the snow, she falls crying for losing the reporter. The film ends with the young woman alive and opening her eyes. 171843 2006 Shut Up and Shoot! M Paparazzi. Dom the Paparazzi (Dominic Capone). News Show Host (Leyla Razzari). 171844 2006 Shut Up and Write Me DT Critic Jackie Wullschlager. Authors Richard Scrimger, Robert N. Munsch. 171845 1987 Shuto shoshitsu MF Reporter Mariko Koide (Yuko Natori). Reporter (Shinji Yamashita). 171846 2004 Shutter M Magazine Editor (Abhijati "Meuk" Jusakul). Assistant Magazine Editor (Binn Kitchacho). Photographer and his girlfriend discover mysterious shadows in their photographs after a tragic accident. They soon learn that you can not escape your past. 171847 1986 Shutter Falls, The MTF UK. Photographer (Anthony Higgins). 171848 1987 Shy People M L Brach, Gerard, Andrei Konchalovsky, Marjorie David (Screenplay) Ness book Photojournalist Diana (Jill Clayburgh) is doing a series for Cosmopolitan on family trees. She and her daughter go to the Louisiana bayou to do a story on her backwoods kinfolk and cultures clash. "Don't you see I can help you? I'm from Cosmopolitan magazine. Do you know what that means? The press. The police don't want me writing that they're not doing their jobs." 171849 1999 Shylock M Theatre Critic (John Gross-Himself) 171850 1995 Si Coltrane CB Preacher #5: “Say a Prayer for Seven Bullets.” Preacher #6: “New York’s Finest.” Preacher #7: “N.Y.P.D. Blue.” Investigative Reporter Si Coltrane was a freelance journalist by day, serial killer by night. A gay reporter. Si Coltrane was, in his words, "living the dream" of the freelance journalist. He lived in a cheap apartment filled with pizza boxes and empty beer bottles, wrote to the deadlines and had angry editors calling at all hours. And he loved it. He hunted down the strange stories of New York City - blind fortunetellers, unexplained phenomena and serial killers. It was this last type that was going to be his claim to fame. A new killer had arrived in New York, one who abducted men, tortured them, dismembered them horribly, and then left them to be found by the police. One newspaper dubbed him "The Reaver." Another called him "The Cleaver." Neither paper was willing to back down, so the killer became known as "The Reaver-Cleaver." And Coltrane seemed to have the inside track. His articles contained enough detail to make the police nervous about a leak in the investigation. Si Coltrane was at the top of his game with this story, and for a very good reason - Si Coltrane was the Reaver-Cleaver. When his old friend Cassidy showed up, looking for help with a weird problem, Si was happy to assist. Cassidy's friend Jesse Custer was looking for God, in a real, physical sense. Cass figured that if anyone could help find a lead it would be Si. So Cassidy, Jesse and his girlfriend Tulip came to New York, and Si hatched a plan. He knew the police wouldn't stop hunting the killer, but he certainly didn't want to get caught. So he set called the police and told them that he was at his apartment and he was ready to face them, but he certainly wasn't going to go quietly. Si's plan? For the police to bust in on his vampire friend Cassidy, who would almost certainly kill a few of them trying to escape and then burst into flames in the sunlight. Cassidy escaped death by the police by jamming a knife through his own throat and playing dead. As far as the NYPD were concerned, he was just another victim. As for Jesse, Si fed him a story about a blind man who can get around without any help - he claims that God tells him where to go. If anyone could give Jesse help, he might. So he drove Jesse and Tulip there, and put his plan in motion. The apartment he'd sent Jesse to was, in fact, a gay S&M club where the head of the Reaver-Cleaver investigation, Paul Bridges, secretly frequented. The plan was for Jesse to go in, and then Si would appear to help apprehend the "dangerous criminal." To keep Tulip from interfering, he pinned her hand to the dashboard of the car using a large hunting knife. Then he grabbed a shotgun and went inside. He had already called Bridges' partner, John Tool, and was prepared to be the hero. His plan would have gone perfectly except for two small problems. First, Tulip was a lot tougher than he thought her bag, and followed him up. When he was distracted, the other unplanned problem came up: Jesse's Voice of God. Jesse knocked Si down with a hard left and Commanded him to die. And he did. Jesse shot the corpse in the head with John Tool's gun, and Tool became a hero for stopping a vicious criminal. 171851 1991 Si da jia zu zhi long hu xiong di MF Publisher (Kent Cheng). 171852 1990 Si Malakas at si Maganda MF Philippines Reporter 171853 2007 Si, yuen (aka Forest of Death) MF Hong Kong Tabloid TV Entertainment Reporter May (Rain Li) is interested in a mysterious forest that has plants her botanist-boyfriend has been experimenting on, but only as material for the gossip TV show she works for. Her boyfriend is angry at her because he thinks she is trivializing the forest, but she doesn’t care because she is a media personality and it’s her job to trivialize everything. The botanist’s experiments reveal that plants can act as witnesses in the murder case. May continues to feign interest in the forest to gain information for the tabloid TV show. 171854 1999 Siam Sunset M Newsreader (Nick Sampson). Sportsreader (Ian Bolt). 171855 2005 Siamese Connection, The: Probing the Secret Annals of the Pennwalt Twins, Semi-Private Eyes N Cearley, Buster C. TV News Anchor Rod Blaxer and TV Talk Show Host Mad Madge Milliken have ill-fated affair. Milliken and Just-Plain-Fledge Martin are nation's two pet TV Talk Show Hosts who constantly snipe and snap at each other from opposite poles of the TV spectrum. TV Host David Letterman finds himself embroiled in a Mad Madge Milliken Strikes Again! episode. 171856 1995 Siao Yu (aka Shao Nu xiao yu) MF Hong Kong American Journalist Mario (Daniel Travanti) is an aging former radical journalist debilitated by a gambling addiction that almost cost him his life 15 years ago when his debt to the local mob came due. Now, out of boredom or some pain, he’s back at the tables and quickly in debt again -- almost an act of suicide. But a student who is an illegal immigrant saves money to purchase a female illegal immigrant a fake American husband that she can divorce in five years and retain her American citizenship. But the brokered rate is still too much money. The student convinces Mario to marry the woman giving him all the money he has. The desperate journalist needs the money to pay off his gambling debt and so agrees to the marriage. A visit from the INS forces Mario to bring “his wife” into his apartment. The quiet young woman arouses and exasperates the old American journalist and his unwitting cruelty drives the woman to despair. Through their clashes, the woman comes out of her shell and the two forge an unlikely friendship that the student can neither understand nor tolerate. Then Mario’s wife of 30 years shows up. She is an itinerant lounge singer who has never been able to live with her impossible husband. Mario’s real wife throws his fake wife out of the apartment. When the student discovers Mario’s bigamy, he drags the woman back to Mario’s apartment and attacks him. Mario’s real life realizes her 30-year marriage was a romantic illusion and leaves. Mario receives a mortal blow from the student and before his death urges the woman to forgive the student. When the student arrives at the apartment, he doesn’t know Mario died from his attack. He tells the woman she must choose between Mario and him once and for all. She tells him that she chooses to stay -- she has chosen painful independence over the bonds of love. 171857 1991 Siberling Revelry CS Dec. 14, 1991 School Newspaper Reporter. Girl to boy: "You? A reporter on the school paper? That's a laugh." Boy: "I'll make a great reporter! I'll dig and delve. I'll go beyond the facts…I'll make stuff up." 171858 2009 Sibling M News Media. Reporter (Kenya Brome). Brother and sister witness their parents’ violent murder at a very young age. The girl is adopted by a loving single father while her brother is left to languish in an orphanage where he is abused. He becomes a monster and has to be institutionalized. He waits patiently for the chance to escape and when he does, he seeks revenge against those who made him the violent psychopath that he is. 171859 1987 Sicilian, The M News Media. Pathe Journalist (Geoffrey Copleston). 171860 1997 Sick: Life and Death of Bob Flanagan, Supermasochist, The M Interviewer (Kathe Burkhart). Interviewer (Kirby Dick). Interviewer (Rita Valencia). 171861 2007 Sicko DT Documentarian Michael Moore contrasts the ailing U.S. healthcare system with government-sponsored plans in Canada, England, France and even Cuba. 171862 1986 Sid and Nancy M Reporter (Rusty Blitz). Reporter (Barbara Coles). TV Interviewer (Al Alli). 171863 2008 Side by Each (“Side by Each”) M News Media. TV Reporter Doris (Ahnie Berl). News Reporter Igor (Henrick Kromann). Gumpher at Daily News (Andrew Lewis). Salty just wants to launch his boat and sail off, but crooks have bought the boat yard to build condos. When he falls in love with triplet sisters things begin to spiral out of control. Soon, his boat’s bulldozed, his job is gone and he’s left broke and sleeping on a park bench in the rain. But the tide turns. Redeemed by the love of one of the triplets, he becomes a hero because of his natural curiosity and dumb luck. 171864 1995 Side Effects: Leave My Bum Alone T Episode #17 10-27-95 Photographer (Sarah-Maude Campbell). 171865 1995 Side Effects: Lucky Numbers T Episode #13. 1-20-1995 Reporter (Rafael Vigod). 171866 1995 Side Effects: Snap, Crackle, Pop! T Episode #15. 10-13-1995 News Media. Reporter #1 (Rafael Vigod). Reporter #2 (Mary Feely). 171867 1994 Side Effects: What's Up Doc T Episode #5. 11-11-1994 Reporter (Ryan Fogarty). 171868 2004 Side of the Angels, The N Bartolomeo, Christina Public Relations Practitioner Nicky Malone, a PR flack, hasn’t seen ex-boyfriend Tony Boltanski in five years when a contentious, high-stakes and slightly nutty nurses’ strike brings them together again. While struggling with her growing feelings for the still exasperating, pigheaded Tony, Nicky also tries to cope with her nagging widowed mother, a slick boss, and an officious assistant who has read too many articles about cutthroat career women. Nicky is a tough-talking, red-haired PR agent who reunites with the man who got away, charismatic union organizer Tony Boltanski, while they work on a nurse’s strike in Rhode Island. 171869 2007 Side Order of Life: Aliens T DVD -R HQ 9009 Episode #11. 9-30-2007 Magazine Photojournalist Jenny McIntyre (Marisa Coughlan) of In Person Magazine. Editor Rick Purdy (Christopher Gartin) leads the editorial conferences at the Los Angeles magazine with staff discussing various stories for publication. Jenny goes out on a first date with Britan, who she believes is "Cell Phone Man." Rick accompanies Vivy to a cancer support group. Ian gets a sudden case of cold feet/ 171870 2007 Side Order of Life: Awakenings T DVD -R HQ 8990 Episode #10. 9-23-2006 Magazine Photojournalist Jenny McIntyre (Marisa Coughlan) of In Person Magazine. Editor Rick Purdy (Christopher Gartin) leads the editorial conferences at the Los Angeles magazine with staff discussing various stories for publication. 171871 2007 Side Order of Life: Children and Art T DVD -R HQ 8864 Episode #6. 8-19-2007 Magazine Photojournalist Jenny McIntyre (Marisa Coughlan) of In Person Magazine. Editor Rick Purdy (Christopher Gartin) leads the editorial conferences at the Los Angeles magazine with staff discussing various stories for publication. Jenny becomes intrigued when she covers an acclaimed young female artist and digs deeper into the story. Concerns a Vietnamese woman and a congressman who served in Vietnam. 171872 2007 Side Order of Life: Coming Out T DVD -R HQ 8951 Episode #9. 9-16-2007 Magazine Photojournalist Jenny McIntyre (Marisa Coughlan) of In Person Magazine. Editor Rick Purdy (Christopher Gartin) leads the editorial conferences at the Los Angeles magazine with staff discussing various stories for publication. Jenny does a story on a debutante who shoplifts to get away from her parents who don't know she is a lesbian. When the girl is arrested, the news media comes out in force, but only Jenny gets the exclusive prison interview. Her pictures tell her the girl is really a closet lesbian who is afraid to come out. She loves her best friend. Her father who is running for governor wants the perfect child and she's afraid to disappoint him. 171873 2007 Side Order of Life: Early Bird Catches the Word, The T DVD -R HQ 8839 Episode #5. 8-12-2007 Magazine Photojournalist Jenny McIntyre (Marisa Coughlan) of In Person Magazine. Editor Rick Purdy (Christopher Gartin) leads the editorial conferences at the Los Angeles magazine with staff discussing various stories for publication. Jenny goes on a date with a mysterious man. Rick gets jealous when he sees Vivy out with a colleague. Jenny finds out why her father keeps making deposits in her bank account. TV Reporter (Natalie Compagno). 171874 2007 Side Order of Life: Nothing Left to Lose T DVD -R HQ 9040 Episode #12. 10-7-2007 Magazine Photojournalist Jenny McIntyre (Marisa Coughlan) of In Person Magazine. Editor Rick Purdy (Christopher Gartin) leads the editorial conferences at the Los Angeles magazine with staff discussing various stories for publication. Jenny starts to doubt Brian is her actual “cell phone” man and it turns out he isn’t. Rick and Vivy realize they are in love. Jenny has a breakdown in front of Becca who realizes Jenny is not the perfect woman. Rick puts his job on the line to feature the oncologist who is a cancer patient and now a fugitive on the cover of the magazine instead of a rich man’s routine rescue featuring Heroes. 171875 2007 Side Order of Life: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 8768 Episode #1. 7-13-2007. Lifetime Series. Magazine Photojournalist Jenny McIntyre (Marisa Coughlan) of In Person Magazine. Editor Rick Purdy (Christopher Gartin) leads the editorial conferences at the Los Angeles magazine with staff discussing various stories for publication. On the eve of her marriage to a man who may not be her soul mate, Jenny finds out her best friend is dying of cancer. This ignores wacky visions: her lens captures the burning heart of a man in love. Editor loves her photo essay. We're going to use this format, we're going to give it pictures and story, we’re going to come up with a gripping human interest piece each week giving it aunique photojournalism approach. She also gets her own byline. Reporters (David Pease, Teresa Huang, Emil Beheshti). 171876 2007 Side Order of Life: Separation Anxiety. Breaking Up Is Hard To Do T DVD -R HQ 8795 Episode #3. 7-29-2007 Magazine Photojournalist Jenny McIntyre (Marisa Coughlan) of In Person Magazine. Editor Rick Purdy (Christopher Gartin) leads the editorial conferences at the Los Angeles magazine with staff discussing various stories for publication. Although their engagement has been broken, Jenny and Ian secretly keep having sex. Jenny gets jealous when Vivy's other best friend comes to town. Magazine staff meetings continue. So do assignments. 171877 2007 Side Order of Life: Try To Remember T DVD -R HQ 8921 Episode #8. 8-31-2007 Magazine Photojournalist Jenny McIntyre (Marisa Coughlan) of In Person Magazine. Editor Rick Purdy (Christopher Gartin) leads the editorial conferences at the Los Angeles magazine with staff discussing various stories for publication. Jenny interviews couples involved in a neurological study on how first love impacts the brain. 171878 2007 Side Order of Life: What Price Truth? T DVD -R HQ 8804 Episode #4. 8-5-2007 Magazine Photojournalist Jenny McIntyre (Marisa Coughlan) of In Person Magazine. Editor Rick Purdy (Christopher Gartin) leads the editorial conferences at the Los Angeles magazine with staff discussing various stories for publication. Jenny is surprised by her mother, takes care of a friend who has breast cancer, and struggles to come to terms with the fiancé she left at the altar. Jenny covers a story of a poor carpenter who finds F. Scott Fitzgerald's diary in old desk and puts it up for auction. It sells for $800,000. UCLA professor writing a book on Fitzgerald and his wife wants to see the diary, but the new owner won't let her. But the carpenter read the diary and as she interviews him, they fall in love. When Jenny shoots a picture of him, she sees the UCLA professor in the materialize in the photo in the darkroom but doesn't know why until she meets her later. Jenny tells her mother she got a promotion and gets a byline on human interest stories. Her mother is more interested in celebrity journalism and Jenny's personal life than what she does at the magazine. Jenny's inner life is filled with fantasy. 171879 2007 Side Order of Life: When Pigs Fly T DVD -R HQ 8944 Episode #7. 9-9-2007 Magazine Photojournalist Jenny McIntyre (Marisa Coughlan) of In Person Magazine. Editor Rick Purdy (Christopher Gartin) leads the editorial conferences at the Los Angeles magazine with staff discussing various stories for publication. After Vivy's revelation that Ian and Becca are sleeping together, Jenny decides to go out on a date with the first person who asks her. 171880 2007 Side Order of Life: Whose Sperm Is It Anyway? (aka A Separate Truth) T DVD -R HQ 8779 Episode #2. 7-22-2007 Magazine Photojournalist Jenny McIntyre (Marisa Coughlan) of In Person Magazine. Editor Rick Purdy (Christopher Gartin) leads the editorial conferences at the Los Angeles magazine with staff discussing various stories for publication. While on her first big writing assignment, Jenny uncovers a secret. Jenny volunteers to be a surrogate for Vivy. 171881 1950 Side Street M DVD -R HQ 2527, 2528. SVD 1462 Reporter Charlie (Robert Malcolm). Reporter Dave (Paul Marion). Reporter Manny (William Ruhl). Photographer (Herb Vigran). News Vendor (Tom McElhaney). 171882 2002 Sidetracked N Mankell, Henning. Steven T. Murray (Translator) Journalist 171883 1988 Sidewalks Entertainment T Series 1988-. Correspondent Anthony Snow (1998). Hosts Cindy Rhodes (1993-2006), Veronica Ornelas (1994), Lovelle Robinson (1993-1996), Brian Bland (1995-1997), Nicole Greeson (1995), Shaunte Adams (1996), Richard R. Lee (1998), Robert Guarino (1988-1989). Hosts Mel Menefee (1988-1994, 1998), Jennifer Parnoff (1994-1995), Rafael Siegel (1994-1995), Rosie Sorenson (1988-1989), Denise Yvonne (1990-1993, 1998). 171884 1995 Sidhhi TF Reporter (Varun Vardhan). 171885 2003 Sidings M Short - Thriller Interviewer Max (Danny Mills). 171886 2000 Sidney Poitier: One Bright Light T Newsreel Announcer (Ed Herlihy-Himself) 171887 1992 Sidney Sheldon's The Sands of Time MT Newspaper Editor (Predrag Petrovic). 171888 1981 Sie werden sagen, es war Mord N Hall, Ernst (Ernst Hassler) Germany Journalist 171889 1989 Siege of Firebase Gloria, The M War Photographer (Nick Nicholson), combat photographer. 171890 1959 Siege of Pinchgut, The M Newspaper Editor (George Woodbridge). 171891 1903 Siege of Youth N MLPL Charles, Frances Asa Art Editor Lewis Jameson struggles for success in the Latin quarter of San Francisco 171892 1998 Siege, The M News Media. TV Newscasters (John F. Beard, Stan Brooks, Alex Chadwick, Epi Colon, Judy de Angelis, Luis Jiminez, Sean Hannity, Ronald Kuby, Daniel Schorr, Curtis Sliwa, Susan Stambereg, Mary Alice Williams, Tony Snow, Dave Mallow - Voice). Journalist #1 (Matt Servitto). Journalist #2 (Jourdan Fremin). Reporter #2 (Lisa Masters). Secret United States' abduction of a suspected terrorist leads to wave of terrorist attacks in New York that lead to the declaration of martial law. 171893 2009 Siege, The N Kadare, Ismail, translated from the original Albanian into French by Jusuf Vrioni and from the French by David Bellos Chronicler is the novel’s conscience as the official campaign chronicler of the 15th-century Ottoman invaders who lay siege to an Albanian fortress and find their assaults thwarted. The narration is mostly from the Ottoman’s perspective. The chronicler for the invaders worries about how to confect a suitably stirring account from the failure and ugliness he witnesses. The resulting tone is both antic and poignant. At one point, Ottoman soldiers, unused to seeing women unveiled, look at the faces of women they have captured: “The men thought they were laughing, but they were actually sobbing. Unless it was the other way around.” 171894 1935 Siesta N MLPL Fleming, B. Editor of a small town paper who considers everyone news. James McFarlane of the Daily News press. Looks at contents of the press. Georgetown Daily News. 171895 1981 Siete Dias TF Reporters (Jose Cardenas, Amaya Escudero, Tita Mendoza, Adriana Perez Canedo). Host-Anchor Joaquin Lopez Doriga. 171896 2004 Sig det ikke til nogen - Hvorfor? DF Denmark. Short Interviewer Kurt Strand. 171897 2004 Sigade revolutsioon MF Estonia-Finland Reporter (Peeter Tammearu), Erki's father. Sound recordist (Rene Reinumagi). 171898 2001 Sight of Blood, The N Taylor, Michele Newspaper Publisher Tim Usher, the publisher of Grangeville’s newspaper in this small Michigan town in the 1970s, who has his own feelings about Jane Fleming, the town’s first woman deputy. Fleming sees a connection between the disappearance of a young woman and the murder of a beloved citizen. Hampered by few clues and the hostility of the townspeople and the sheriff’s department to a female deputy, Jane has to struggle to find the evidence of the connection. Supporting her is her lover Michael “Butch” Przybylski, a cocky mechanic and owner of a filling station in Grangeville. Jane, with her passionate and barely discreet affair with Butch, further shocks the townspeople. Jane investigates the characters and homespun lifestyle of small town America including the town’s newspaper publisher and his relationship with her. 171899 1992 Sight Unseen P Margulies, Donald In revival in 2004, Ann Reeder plays Grete. German Reporter Grete interviews painter. Interviewer asks him, "Is it true that you hired a public-relations firm two years before your first success?" Painter answers: "Oh, come on. What is this, the Inquisition? Art is a business, you know that." 171900 2002 Sightings: Heartland Ghost MT DVD -R HQ 1959-1960 Reality Show. Television producer (Beau Bridges), his crew and a renowned psychic uncover a mystery in a supposedly haunted house. Photographer (Richard Halliday). 171901 2006 Sigillet MF Sweden News Media. Reporter (Malena Persson). 171902 1998 Sign Me, Speechless in Seattle NJ Dalton, Emily Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Aunt Tilly is really Mathilda McKinney. She wishes she could write the popular columnist for advice, but she is Aunt Tilly. Falls in love with a duke, who demands her as payment for the troubles her advice has caused him. The very idea! This was America, after all. Aunt Tilly would tell the man where to go. But as Tilly gazed into the duke's baby blues, she heard herself give an unexpected answer. 171903 1991 Sign Off N OWN - H Katz, Jon TV Reporter Peter Herbert works at USB television news. Boss Sam Adelson. 171904 1921 Sign on the Door, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 171905 2009 Sign, The N Khoury, Raymond Reporter Gracie Logan and Matt Sherwood, a former car thief, are called upon to determine if God has finally decided to reveal himself, or is something more sinister afoot. 171906 1946 Signal for Danger N Harnan, Terry Press 171907 1950 Signal Gun at Sunup N Carpenter, J.J. Newspaper Owner-Editor of the Sunup Weekly Signal is an Easterner who settles in Texas and finds himself involved in the campaign for state senator. 171908 1994 Signal One M Reporter (Fiona Sullivan) 171909 1997 Signal to Noise N Sinclair, Carla Editor Jim Knight, features editor of Signal magazine, of the latest, coolest cybermag finds himself running for his life with a magazine intern after she totes up big losses on his account in an online gambling scam. She think it's just a game. Mobsters behind the site think otherwise and they want their $20,000. The egotistical Knight is talented, driven and terminally stodgy, and scornful of interns and a slave to his e-mail. 24-year-old Kat is an aspiring writer and 'zine intern who's terminally insecure, attractive and smart. She's at Knight's apartment with several other people when Knight has had too much to drink. She idly uses his computer to long onto a gambling website When Knight wakes up the next morning, he is being threatened by a casino manager to pay up. Kit's apartment burns down and she and Knight are kidnapped by casino thugs who drive them to a trailer park where they are held captive. 171910 1996 Signal to Noise: Life with Television T VHS 391 News Media 171911 2005 Signals of the Heart NR Williams, Joyce H. TV Weather Reporter Amber Gilford is a captivating beauty in love with a commercial pilot. Newly awakened romance is threatened. A corporate financial scandal involving her father turns out to be quite the dilemma for the journalist. Trapped in the inevitable media frenzy, she is publicly humiliated and embarrassed. Worse, she loses her job as TV weather reporter. Amber is understandably overwrought. 171912 1981 Signature T Series 1981-1982. Celebrity Interview Series. Interviewer (Gregory Jackson) talks with many celebrities including Benny Goodman, David Letterman, Ed Asner, Jack Lemmon, Jacqueline Bisset, Jason Robards. 171913 1949 Signature of Time N Havighurst, W. Press 171914 1982 Signature: T Series 1981-1982. Celebrity Interview Series Interviewer (Gregory Jackson) talks with many celebrities including John Ehrlichman, Joseph Papp, Mel Torme, Pearl Bailey, R.D. Lang. 171915 1998 Significant Others: Pilot T Episode #1. 3-11-1998. Series 3-11-1998 to 3-25-1998. PR Larry (Kenneth Kimmins), Nell's PR Firm Boss. Three Los Angeles friends work through their problems. Nell, an ad executive doesn't want to commit to her job. Henry, a writer can't seem to get past his job on an adult Internet site. Campbell, the manager of a band, loses his job when his band members end up in either prison or rehab. Nell asks Henry to move in with her, a rash decision she may soon regret. 171916 1998 Significant Others: Shoot, The T Episode #4. Photographer (Faber Dewar). Director of Photography (Michael Spiller). Campbell begins shooting children's video and steals away one of Ben's catalogue models to star in it. Nell pursues a relationship with Michael but ends up getting hurt. 171917 1939 Signo de la muerte, El MF Editor (Manuel Arvide) 171918 1939 Signo de la muerte, El (aka Sign of Death, The) MF Mexico. One of Cantinflas’ earliest movies. Journalist Carlos Manzano (Tomas Perrin) from the newspaper Excelsior, and Reporter Lola Ponce (Elena D’Orgaz) for the Nation, try in vain to interview the wise doctor Gallardo, director of the museum of anthropology, who is speaking on the ceremonial slaughter of four young women by removing their hearts with a dagger. Soon, the reporters are involved in a string of murders of women taking place in the city. Gallardo, the head of an ancient Indian cult performs ritualistic sacrifices. Ponce gets access to the cult leader’s estate, leans on an old bookcase and finds a secret passage. The villain captures her and prepares her to be sacrificed in the ancient Aztec way. Cantinflas, a tour guide at the museum of anthropology, is also an assistant to the mad professor Gallardo who performs the sacrifices. The film is a curious mixture of the news reporter genre together with neo-Aztec ritual sacrifices reminiscent of U.S. films about Egyptian mummies. Most of the action takes place in a museum where the messianic and fanatical Indianism of the museum director and his followers, an obvious criticism of the period’s indigenista movement. When a girl’s body is found without a heart, reporters become interested in the case. Another victim’s body is found without a heart and the police are confused, but Reporter Manzano suspects the murders are connected with the Aztec rituals of the mad professor. The young male reporter is unaware that his beloved, Lola Ponce, another reporter, is one of the women picked to be the next victim. 171919 1997 Signo, El MT Argentina. Miniseries Journalist Alejo Crespo (Rodolfo Beban). 171920 1973 Signora e stata violentata, La MF Photographer (Franco Fabrizi). 171921 1965 Signore & signori MF Italy Newspaper Editor (Virgilio Gazzolo). 171922 2002 Signs M News Media. TV Anchor (Greg Wood). Mexico City Reporter (Paul L. Nolan). Off-Screen TV Anchor (Ukee Washington). 171923 1967 Signs and Wonders N Mallet, Francois Joris Journalist. In 1962, a French Magazine sends Nicholas, an author, and Marcelle, a young journalist to southern France to interview repatriates arriving from Algeria at the time of crisis. They interview all types of people and eventually fall in love. 171924 1995 Signs and Wonders MT TV Reporter (Marlene Galan) 171925 1974 Signs of the Times P MLPL Kingston, Jeremy 822 K555-1 Press 171926 1980 Signum Laudis MF Journalist Wimmer (Pavel Zednicek). 171927 1997 Siivoton juttu TF Finland TV-lupatarkastaja (Olli Ikonen). Newscaster (Oiva Lohtander - Voice). 171928 1996 Sik san MF Hong Kong Reporter at Competition (Liz Kong). 171929 1931 Silence M Editor 171930 1722 Silence Dogood, Busy-Body SS Franklin, Benjamin Fictional Journalist created by Franklin. Introduced in the New England Courant when he was 17 and serving as a printer's apprentice. Letter-writer. Local fame. 171931 1990 Silence of the Lambs, The M DVD -R HQ 2681, 2682. L News Media. TV Anchorwoman (Adelle Lutz). TV Anchor Man (Obba Babatunde). TV Sportscaster (George Michael). 1st Reporter (D. Stanton Miranda). 2nd Reporter (Rebecca Saxon). 171932 2004 Silence Please…The Dressing Room MF India Reporter Aparna Sen (Sonali Kulkarni). 171933 1917 Silence Sellers, The M Hall, Blair (Short Story). Wallace C. Clifton (Scenario) AFI-Newspapermen/Newspapers/Editors - Ness Book Editor of the Tattle Tale threatens woman with a scandal after she is forced to spend night with rich foreigner during rainstorm. Agrees to suppress story if she arranges for him to meet foreigner and society girl who is rumored to be involved with man. After several complications it is revealed that a secret agent trying to expose a blackmail ring tipped the editor off to the story because the foreigner is a part of the ring. 171934 1931 Silence, The M Ness Tabloid Newsman Joel Alva Clarke (Frank Sheridan) visits an inmate on the night before his execution and offers to obtain a governor’s pardon for him if he will implicate those who were responsible for his crime so Clarke can run the story in his scandal sheet. The inmate refuses to talk until a priest gives him the last rites. Then he finally tells the story of how he came to be convicted of murder. Twenty years ago, the inmate was a petty criminal in love with a woman whom he gets pregnant. When Journalist Phil Powers (Willard Robinson), who is also in love with the woman, learns she is pregnant, he offers to marry her but she is holding out for the criminal, unaware that he is in prison. On the day the two are reunited, a twice-widowed saloon proprietress, who helped get the man out of jail, refuses to lend him money to elope because she wants him for herself. The man steals more than $600 and hides it in his lover’s knitting basket and ducks out when the police arrive. After the police find the money and apprehend the pregnant woman, the saloon owner makes a deal with the man to clear the woman if he promises to marry her. As they are about to be married, the pregnant woman walks in and faints and the man refuses to go through with the wedding until he discovers the woman has already married the Journalist Phil. Twenty years later, Phil has become a prominent newspaper man. The criminal is working a shell game where he meets Phil’s wife and his daughter who is about to marry into a wealthy and prominent family. The girl’s fiancé catches the criminal’s pickpocket fried stealing her purse, but when Phil sees who is involved, he arranges for his release. Phil’s newspaper rivals, Clarke and Walter Pritchard (Paul Nicholson) exploit the incident in order to scandalize Powers as a consorter with thieves. Clarks offers to pay the pickpocket for the criminal and Phil’s wife’s old love letters in which she asked him to marry her because she was pregnant. The criminal goes to see Phil to warn him that the pickpocket is going to blackmail him with the letters he stole from him that morning. Phil thinks the man is trying to trick him and pulls a gun on him. Phil’s wife enters the room, takes the gun from Phil and realizing the foolishness of suspecting the criminal, Phil tells his daughter that the man is his real father. The pickpocket then arrives and tries to frame his friend for blackmail, but Phil sees through the use and he and the criminal accost the pickpocket and frisk him for the letters. When the pickpocket claims there are other copies of the letters and insults the daughter, she shoots him. The criminal takes the blame for the murder and burns the letters. As the inmate is finishing his story, he learns his confessor is not a priest, but an ex-con who is now a fake evangelist in league with Newsman Clarke. Moments before the inmate’s execution, his daughter enters the cell and admits she is the murderer, thus ensuring the inmate’s pardon. After she stand trial and is acquitted and her marriage to a wealthy man is assured, the inmate and her natural father says goodbye. 171935 1998 Silenced Witness M Tabloid Reporter (Boston St. James). Tabloid Interview of a beautiful private detective is interrupted by a thug. Both reporter and detective are stripped, tied and gagged and placed in a room with a bomb that's armed and ready to explode. Will they escape or die? 171936 1999 Silencer, The M Reporter Williams (Madison Graie) 171937 1993 Silencer, The N Louvish, Simon Israeli Journalist Joe Dekel is in New York City to cover special conference on Jewish-Palestinian peace. He meets his "Silencer," an American Jew who brooks no criticism of Israel such as Dekel expressed in a novel about Israel's invasion of Lebanon. When he agrees to meet his opponent in a warehouse, he finds the Silencer's boss instead -- a man in charge of blacklisting Jewish and Israeli defeatists. Drawn into web of deceit and violence that takes him from the U.S. to Israel and back. Dekel believes everyone from the FBI to the Anti-Slander League is out to get him. 171938 1998 Silencing Mary MT DVD -R HQ 8577, 8578. SVD 776 College Reporter, plucky, uncovers secrets about campus crime after her roommate is raped by the school's star athlete 171939 1998 Silencing Mary (aka Campus Justice) MT College Reporter Mary Stuartson (Melissa Joan Hart) of The Clarion uncovers secrets about campus crime after her roommate is raped by the school’s star athlete. The reporter is a freshman student journalist, the first person in her family to attend a university. She and her roommate are enjoying college life at Cornwall University when her roommate is invited to a fraternity party where she is raped by the star football player, an NFL hopeful. The reporter is outraged and a reluctant roommate agrees to report the rape through the university judicial system rather than go to the police. Stuartson, who has already been working on a story in which members of the football team had broken into a professor’s house and stolen an art history exam off his computer, is outraged and wants to use her position at the school paper to expose the athletes. With the support of the paper’s advisor, Harvey Thiel (James McDaniel), Mary’s investigative journalism turns up the fact that there had been 21 on-campus rapes the previous year and that 15 of those had been dealt with through internal disciplinary proceedings. None of them were included in the school’s crime statistics. As soon as the student newspaper, “The Clarion,” runs her article entitled “Campus Justice or Campus Cover-Up?” she is called in and lectured to by the Dean of Student Affairs about the adverse publicity that her article will bring to the school. Members of the football team set out on a campaign to threaten and terrorize her, her roommate and other friends including a member of the team. Her car is stolen and sunk in a local lake. After her roommate decides to leave school, Stuartson is going through items left in their room and finds evidence that can be used to prove that the football player assaulted Holly. She is then able to get the metropolitan police to get a warrant to question the star football player. While the police are on their way to arrest him, the team is playing in the final regular season game that they need to win in order to get a bid to a bowl game. The team loses 24-21 and the player is taken in for questioning by the police. He is indicted and the Dean of Student Affairs recommends that all students be allowed legal representation in the school’s campus courts. 171940 1991 Silencio mortal MF Mexico Corresponsal de TV (Fernando Martinez, Artemiza Fernandez Pinto). 171941 1920 Silent Barrier, The M Tracy, Louis (Novel). Charles T. Dazey (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Helen Wynton (Florence Dixon) for the Argus. Mining engineer meets Wynton at the paper and arranges with her editor to have her sent to St. Mortiz to cover the winter carnival. Unscrupulous man who loves the reporter follows her. Also in pursuit is his jealous fiancée. During mountain climbing expedition, the man tries to kill the guide, but is killed when he falls off a cliff. 171942 1939 Silent Battle, The M Editor (Arthur Maude). 171943 2006 Silent Bloodnight M TV Reporter Sabrina (Vanessa Vee) witnesses a gruesome murder of one of three teenagers who sexually abused a mentally retarded girl. An unknown serial killer seeking vengeance stalked each one and brutally murdered them. The TV reporter investigates after the bodies of the dead teens vanish without a trace. Discouraged from pursuing the story by her policeman father, Sabrina continues snooping until the killers take notice and consider shutting down her story for good. 171944 1998 Silent Cradle M DVD -R HQ 5840, 5841. SVD 931 Reporter Helen Greg (Lorraine Bracco) of The Journal is mourning her stillborn child and uncovers a black-market adoption ring. Reporter #1 (Mark Anderako). Reporter #2 (Jim Shepherd). Reporter #3 (Randa Saad). 171945 2003 Silent Cross, The M Reporter. Network Reporter Phil Hilton. 171946 1962 Silent Evidence: Chosen Instrument, The T Episode #4. 8-29-1962 Reporter (Ian Frost). Reporter (Patricia Pacy). 171947 1962 Silent Evidence: Driven to the Brink T Episode #2. 8-14-1962 Reporter (Michael Culver). 171948 1994 Silent Heart N McNab, Claire Journalist Reyne Kendall is an acerbic, award-winning journalist, a self-made, irreverent and out as a lesbian. She is asked to do an in-depth feature with Victoria Woodson, a highly regarded Associate Professor at Sydney University who is shocked and disconcerted when her book on Victorian erotic writing shoots to the top of the bestseller list. Her publishers are delighted and sign her up for an exhausting publicity tour lining up the feature with Kendall, who is the complete opposite of Victoria who is controlled, quiet and at her happiest in the cloistered world of the university. There she can hide from her childhood memories and from her feelings. But when Victoria’s cousin Zoe finds a box of family memorabilia in a cupboard, Victoria is forced to confront a terrible secret. As she digs deeper into her history she finds that some things are never buried and have to be brought to the surface. Meanwhile, the mystery of her past and the coldness of her present are channeled by the fired of Reyne’s attraction. 171949 1989 Silent Invasion, The: Book Four: Great Fear, The NSF Cherkas, Michael and Larry Hancock A Science Fiction Mystery Graphic Novel Reporter Matt Sinkage for the Union City Sentinel-Gazette can't interest his editor in articles on flying saucers, especially with the Communist threat crowding everything else off the front page. But he is sure aliens are taking over people's bodies and our society. Sinkage is a crusading reporter with a troubled mind. How far will he take his battle against the alien invasion? A story of mystery and fear as this four-volume graphic novel details reporter Sinkage’s relentless pursuit of an apparent alien invasion of earth. Editor-Publisher Mr. Armstrong of the Union City Sentinel-Gazette. The climatic fourth volume of the series: the sudden death of a prominent American politician paves the way for Senator Harrison Callahan to seek the Presidency of the United States. But Reporter Sinkage, believing that Callahan is an alien pawn, is determined to stop him at all costs. When Sinkage shows up at the newspaper office, a female reporter tells him Mr. Armstrong wants her to write an eyewitness account of Sinkage’s story. “What?!?” says Sinkage. “But that’s my story. My ticket back to a real newspaper. I was the only qualified reporter there! All the other papers are going to have to rely on secondhand accounts, interviews!” “I know the background! I know what really happened up there....” Armstrong: “You’re not writing this story because you couldn’t write it without sensationalising it!” Sinkage: “I can’t make it sound any more incredible than it really is. It’s all true -- it’s a straight news story...UFO cult swindles town...UFO leaders takes off in saucer...Saucer blows up...Mysterious graves found in back field....” Armstrong: “That’s what I mean! You’ll make our town look bad. Whatever else happened, that Sirian Utopia Foundation did a lot of good for Rockhaven.” Sinkage: “You’d rather feed your readers a pack o’ lies? -- Is that it?” Armstrong: “So long as I’m the editor and owner of this paper we do things my way....And since we’re doing things my way -- here take this!” Sinkage: “What is it?” Armstrong: “Directions to the Cavendish’s farm. He’s written an article for the weekend edition. He can’t get into town. I want you to pick it up.” Sinkage: “I’m not your #@$@?!# delivery boy!” Armstrong: “Did you hear what I said a moment ago?!?” Sinkage: “I work on the news or I don’t WORK AT ALL!” Armstrong: “That’s fine with me, Sinkage! YOU’RE FIRED!!” Sinkage: “You can’t fire me -- I QUIT!!!!” Sinkage ends up shooting the Callahan, wounding him and then getting killed in the process. 171950 1988 Silent Invasion, The: Book One: Secret Affairs NSF Cherkas, Michael and Larry Hancock A Science Fiction Mystery Graphic Novel Reporter Matt Sinkage for the Union City Sentinel-Gazette can't interest his editor in articles on flying saucers, especially with the Communist threat crowding everything else off the front page. But he is sure aliens are taking over people's bodies and our society. Sinkage is a crusading reporter with a troubled mind. How far will he take his battle against the alien invasion? A story of mystery and fear as this four-volume graphic novel details reporter Sinkage’s relentless pursuit of an apparent alien invasion of earth. Editor-Publisher Mr. Armstrong of the Union City Sentinel-Gazette. 171951 1989 Silent Invasion, The: Book Three: Tarnished Dreams NSF Cherkas, Michael and Larry Hancock A Science Fiction Mystery Graphic Novel Reporter Matt Sinkage for the Union City Sentinel-Gazette can't interest his editor in articles on flying saucers, especially with the Communist threat crowding everything else off the front page. But he is sure aliens are taking over people's bodies and our society. Sinkage is a crusading reporter with a troubled mind. How far will he take his battle against the alien invasion? A story of mystery and fear as this four-volume graphic novel details reporter Sinkage’s relentless pursuit of an apparent alien invasion of earth. Editor-Publisher Mr. Armstrong of the Union City Sentinel-Gazette. 171952 1988 Silent Invasion, The: Book Two: Red Shadows NSF Cherkas, Michael and Larry Hancock A Science Fiction Mystery Graphic Novel Reporter Matt Sinkage for the Union City Sentinel-Gazette can't interest his editor in articles on flying saucers, especially with the Communist threat crowding everything else off the front page. But he is sure aliens are taking over people's bodies and our society. Sinkage is a crusading reporter with a troubled mind. How far will he take his battle against the alien invasion? A story of mystery and fear as this four-volume graphic novel details reporter Sinkage’s relentless pursuit of an apparent alien invasion of earth. Editor-Publisher Mr. Armstrong of the Union City Sentinel-Gazette. 171953 2001 Silent Joe N Parker, T. Jefferson TV Interviewer. Hero pursues his first serious romance with a sparky TV interviewer 171954 2004 Silent Killer MT DVD -R HQ 8136, 8137 News Media. Town rocked by mysterious blasts that have local officials suspecting arson. 171955 1980 Silent Lovers, The MT Reporter (Tony Gaetano) 171956 1984 Silent Madness M TV Reporter (William Gibberson) 171957 1976 Silent Movie M L Brooks Headlines from Variety. Torn from today's headlines (newspapers being thrown from passing van); news vendor (Liam Dunn); headline news 171958 1991 Silent Night N OWN - P Amo, Gary TV Anchorperson Cassandra Morgan reports on serial killer who adds her name to his list 171959 1973 Silent Night, BloodyNight M Konvitz, Jeffrey, Ira Teller (Story). Theodore Gershuny, Konvitz, Teller (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Towson ( John Carradine) is mute newspaper editor of a small town weekly paper, The Patriot. Also a member of town committee that wants to buy old house once used as an asylum so they can destroy it. Return to town of heir to house sets off murders Editor is killed midway through film when he falls in front of a car. Examination of body reveals editor's hands were cut off to stop the mute from communicating through sign language. 171960 1987 Silent Night, Deadly Night 2: M Photographer (Stephen Parks). 171961 1989 Silent Night, Deadly Night 3: Better Watch Out! M Newscaster (Jim Ladd) 171962 1990 Silent Night, Deadly Night 4: Initiation M SV 176 Reporter Kim (Neith Hunter) investigates death of a woman who, on fire, leaps off a building to her death. Her investigation leads her to discover the existence of a strange cult dedicated to Egyptian god Isis -- and the cult wants her as its new queen. 171963 1944 Silent Partner M Walker, Gertrude (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jeffrey Swales (William Henry) has a link to the underworld which helps him solve crimes. His underworld contact is murdered and the reporter is suspected when Magazine Reporter Mary Price (Beverly Lloyd) arrives and finds the body. Swales tries to find real killer by tracking down five people listed in address book of murder victim, promising Price a scoop if she gives him chance to clear himself. She not only agrees, but hides him at her place while he conducts his investigation. Reporter examines connection to paintings stolen from local museum and eventually discovers killer is his Editor Bob Ross (Grant Withers). Reporter is aided by a drunkard and both the drunkard and the female reporter are revealed at end to be working for an insurance company. 171964 1978 Silent Partner, The M TV Newswoman (Sue Lumsden) 171965 1997 Silent Prey M News Camera Operator (Cliff Decatrel). 171966 2006 Silent Rage N Ellis, Julie Owner and Publisher Adrienne Moss of the Westwood Sentinel, a small-town newspaper in New York State, has twin sons, Jamie and Andrew who are stationed in Iraq, and a fiancee, Sandy, who is living and working with her while they are gone. When Adrienne is killed in a car accident, Sandy takes over the paper while awaiting Jamie and Andrew’s return. Foremost in everyone’s thoughts is finding the killer -- the accident was deliberate. Surprisingly, Sandy has inherited everything from Adrienne. Even so, Jamie steps into his mother’s shoes while Andrew reverts to his role as a thorn in Jamie’s side. Jamie and Sandy work hard together, using the paper to help speed the hunt for the killer. But things turn from bad to worse as, one by one, Adrienne’s close friends are also systematically murdered. It’s a race against time as the town becomes increasingly fearful. 171967 1999 Silent Snow NM Thayer, Steve TV Anchor Andrea Labore, is swept into a media storm when her child disappears 171968 1993 Silent Victim MT News Media. Atlanta TV Newscaster (Patricia Melton Rogers). News Reporter (Melanie Smith). Weatherman (John Doyle). 171969 1979 Silent Victory: Kitty O'Neil Story, The T News Media. Deaf girl becomes Hollywood's top stuntwoman. Interviewer (Hildy Brooks). 171970 1924 Silent Watcher, The M Reporter. Herrold, the Reporter (Brandon Hurst). 171971 2005 Silent Wind N Pitcock, Rich Reporter David is clumsy and caring, but he shares the history of the Native American nation and their hardships. He soon finds that he has taken on more than he had anticipated. History soon becomes present day and the reality of life and its inhumanity hit hard. David would wonder, as many do, what fueled the outrageous hate against a people. With the help of Silent Wind, David grows from the experiences he would soon share. 171972 2003 Silent Witness: Answering Fire T Episode #23. 10-11-2003 Reporter of the Daily Mail (Anita Louise Combe). Associated Press Reporter (Hugh Hayes). News of the World Reporter (Jacob Krischefski). 171973 2006 Silent Witness: Body of Work (Part 1) T Episode #61. 7-30-2006 News Editor (Tilly Blackwood). Interviewer (Rosalind Philips). 171974 1998 Silent Witness: Brothers in Arms T Episode #18. 4-23-1998 Newsreader (Alec Sabin). 171975 1996 Silent Witness: Buried Lies T Episode #1. 2-21-1996 TV Reporter (Ashok Srivastava).T 171976 1996 Silent Witness: Darkness Visible T Episode #3. 3-13-1996 TV Reporter (Richard Bacon). 171977 2001 Silent Witness: Faith T Episode. 3-16-2001. Season #5. Episode #3 TV Reporter (Emma Addinall). TV Reporter (Adam Astill). 171978 2002 Silent Witness: Fall Out, The T Episode #19. 9-28-2002 News Media. News Reporter (Charlotte Hudson). 171979 1999 Silent Witness: Good Body, The T Episode. 6-15-1999. Season #4. Episode #3 TV Reporter (Martine Croxhall). TV Producer (Fenella Shepherd) 171980 2004 Silent Witness: Nowhere Fast T Episode #29. 9-19-2004 News Media. News Anchor (Alistair Findlay). Hallam Reporter (Charlotte Hudson). Reporter (James Webber). 171981 2003 Silent Witness: Running on Empty T Episode #25. 10-25-2003 Reporter at Stadium (Sally Gunnell). 171982 2004 Silent Witness: Time To Heal, A T Episode. 9-5-2004 Season #8. Episode #1 Reporter #1 (Rita Hamill). Reporter #2 (Ruairi Conaghan). TV Host (Seamus Casey). 171983 2000 Silent Witness: World Cruise, The T Episode #16. 12-11-2000 TV Reporter (Joanne Good). Radio Reporter (Adam Maxwell). 171984 1938 Silent Witnesses (aka Corpse and the Lady, The) NM OWN - H Strange, John Stephen (Dorothy Stockbridge Tillett) Reporter-Photographer. Barney Gantt was introduced in 1936 as staff photographer for the New York Globe. As the series progresses, Barney keeps up his photography but is also billed as the Globe's star reporter. 171985 1609 Silent Woman, The P Jonson, Ben Critic. Sir John Daw (Jack Daw), a ridiculous, cowardly boaster. His affectations include the writing and criticism of verse. Critic. 171986 1994 Silenzio dei prosciutti, Il MF Video Cameraman (Eddie Deezen). 171987 2008 Silesian Station N Downing, David British Journalist John Russell has just been granted American citizenship in exchange for agreeing to work for American intelligence when his actress girlfriend is arrested by the Gestapo accused of spying in the summer of 1939. They use her as a pawn to get the journalist to work for them passing misinformation to the Russians. Russell hoped his new nationality would let him safely stay in Berlin with his girlfriend and his son. But now he is being blackmailed. To free his girlfriend, he must agree to work for the Nazis. They know he has Soviet connections and want him to pass them false intelligence. Russell consents, but secretly offers his services to the Soviets instead -- not for anything too dangerous and only if they will sneak him and his girlfriend out of Germany if necessary. Soon things get complicated. A Jewish girl has vanished and Russell feels compelled to search for her. A woman from his past, a communist, reappears, insisting he help her reconnect with the Soviets who turn out to demand more than Russell hoped. Meanwhile, Europe lurches toward war and he must follow the latest stories to places where American espionage assignments await him. 171988 1986 Silhouette Christmas Stories '86 SS Roberts, Nora Romance Short Stories News Media 171989 1999 Silicon Dagger, The N Williamson, Jack Investigative Reporter Alden Kirk is killed when a letter bomb explodes while investigating possible terrorist activity in a small Kentucky county. His half-brother, Clay Barstow vows to continue his work probing domestic terrorism. Barstow, who had been working as his brother's research assistant, is recruited by the FBI to pose as a graduate student and investigate. He agrees to avenge his brother. Soon meets members of a local militia bent on defending themselves against liberal crazies in Washington and international bankers. Editor of local newspaper explains the mistrust in the county of big government -- "the silicon dagger…." that enslaves much of the populace to the "elite classes." Barstow is compromised, and he runs afoul of the militia. Locals realize he's that nosy journalist's brother. Militia seizes power and declares the county's independence. 171990 2001 Silicon Follies MT Interviewer (Karin Konoval). 171991 1986 Silk M Reporter (Mark Cohen). PR Man (Paul Holmes). 171992 1986 Silk and Satin N Wolfson, Marcia News Media 171993 1986 Silk Lady N OWN Davis, Gwen Newspaper Tycoon-Publisher Fred Masters and his girlfriend die in a double suicide that is splashed across the nation's front pages. An LAPD Detective heads for New York to investigate. He believes he can prove the newspaper tycoon and his mistress were murdered. The tabloids are filled with gossip and many high-placed persons are running scared. As a former mistress to a wealthy man with powerful government connections, the mistress was privy to confidential information that many feel could be exposed by her death. 171994 1994 Silk n' Sabotage M TV Interviewer (Gloria Pryor). TV Cameraman (Peter Melaragno). Photographer (Tom Jones). 171995 1948 Silk Noose, The (aka Noose) M Llewellyn, Richard (Play and Screenplay) UK - Ness Book. Released in U.S. in 1951 shortened by 12 minutes Correspondent Linda Medbury (Carole Landis) investigates murder uncovering black market operation in Soho. Gangster and henchman are making counterfeit five pound notes and gasoline ratio coupons. Hire killer to eliminate anyone who gets in their way. Reporter supported by policeman who rounds up racketeers with help of tough guys from a boxing camp. Editor (Reginald Tate). 171996 1995 Silk Stalkings: Brother's Keeper T Episode #82. 1-22-1995. Series 11-7-1991 to 4-18-1999 Photographer (Keith Sellon-Wright). 171997 1993 Silk Stalkings: Crime of Love T Episode #44. 9-26-1993 News Media. Reporter (Nina Mann). Parole Board sets free a man despite vehement objections from a detective who helped put him in prison seven years ago and seeing him out again so early makes her despair. 171998 1991 Silk Stalkings: Hard Copy T Episode #7 12-19-1991. AD Publisher who is loathed is murdered. Magazine Advertisement. Serial killer finds victims through ads in single magazine. Editor (Darla Haun). 171999 1994 Silk Stalkings: Last Campaign, The T SV 210 Episode #63. 3-6-1994 TV Reporter gets close to city fraud and is brutally murdered. Donovan's campaign to become elected District Attorney is heavily hit because the police seems unable to solve the case involving the young TV journalist. TV Anchorman Malique (Doug Llewelyn). 172000 1993 Silk Stalkings: Look The Other Way T Episode #42. 5-20-1993 Reporter Jennifer Colson (Karen Fineman). 172001 1991 Silk Stalkings: Meat Market T SV 206 Episode #38. 4-22-1993 Reporter. Young FBI agent is killed. She was trying to stop a criminal married couple from cheating young and lonesome girls into sexual slavery by promising them attractive modeling jobs. 172002 1996 Silk Stalkings: Partners in Crime T SVD 809 Episode #119. 11-24-1996 Tabloid Reporter Dana Preston (Cindy Ambuehl) tips two detectives to search for a pair of schemers who might be killers 172003 1998 Silk Stalkings: Sea of Love T Episode #148. 1-8-1998. Interviewer (Lisa Lake). 172004 1996 Silk Stalkings: Services Rendered T Episode #18. 11-17-1996 Talk-Show Journalist is killed. The detectives investigative. Reporter (Fred Saxon). 172005 1992 Silk Stalkings: Working Girl T Episode #19. 3-19-1992 Anchorman (Steve Tom). 172006 1957 Silk Stockings M DVD -R HQ 2122 (Media Excerpts) Reporter (Eugene Borden). Reporter (Paul Bryar). Musical Star of Producer's movie met at the plane by reporters and questions. Press Conference. Reporters asking questions. Photographers shooting pictures. Answering questions turns into musical number featuring Janis Paige (Musical Star) and Fred Astaire (Producer): "Glorious Technicolor, Breathtaking Cinemascope and Stereophonic Sound." Paris American Newspapers showing several headlines. First: "Hollywood Producer To Make Film in Paris." Second: "Producer Signs Russian Composer." 172007 1983 Silkwood M DVD -R HQ 7945, 7946, 7947 Reporter schedules interview with a young woman employee in a nuclear processing plant to talk about a safety problem. Just before she is supposed to arrive for the interview, she mysteriously dies in an accident. 172008 1950 Silly Season, The SSF MLPL Kornbluth, C.M. In "Tomorrow, the Stars: Science Fiction Anthology, The." Editors short of news during the summer, report on alleged sightings of shining domes, black spheres and flying saucers. Press becomes the boy who cried wolf. 172009 2008 Silly Season, The N Shrimsey, Bernard Former editor of “Mail on Sunday,” “News of the World,” and “The Sun,” and a co-editor of the “Daily Express” and “Sunday Express.” Editor Jack Stack of the Mercury has a full-blown tabloid virus. He says “bollocks” a lot and his headline signature is a “double ejaculation mark.” He revels in Fleet Street’s non-stop silly season of hunting down young royals and petrifying cabinet members. He even outsmarts the Palace, prime minister and proprietor to win a knighthood for “services to journalism” at the hand of the sovereign whose family he has comprehensively shafted. When Jack takes over the beleaguered Mercury, within a day he transforms the formerly respectable newspaper into the most tabloid of all tabloids. His cut-the-crap management style has the old guard trembling in its boots, but has he met his match in the domineering Marina Marshall, the chairman’s mistress and the canniest columnist in Fleet Street? 172010 2001 Silly Symphonies Souvenirs M Interviewer (Leonard Maltin-Himself) 172011 1928 Silt: Paula Helps Build Boulder Dam N MLPL Tout, Otis Publisher Tom Burgess Empire Valley Herald. Paula Bernie, a "brown mouse of a girl" Herald reporter, Burgess' right hand man. Ends up as Paula Brownmouse Burgess. 172012 2007 Silver M TV Reporter (Eurydice Davis). 172013 1999 Silver Bells, Wedding Bells N Wiesner, Karen In “Mistletoe Marriages Anthology.” Reporter Jayme Conrad for an expose magazine is impossibly clumsy and about to learn the benefits of thinking with the heart instead of with the head. Jayme stumbles to her best friend’s rescue, determined to win back the only man she’s ever loved. 172014 2004 Silver City M Journalist Mitch Paine (Tim Roth) planting seeds of doubt about the establishment on his Web Site. Former Investigative Journalist (Danny Huston) was disgraced but now uncovers conspiracy. Reporter #1 (Jan Van Sickle). Reporter #2 (patty Calhoun). O'Brien is a shambling ex-investigative reporter who has fallen to the level of doing dirty work for politicians. Discovers conspiracy while investigating a dead body on the set of a candidate for governor's TV ad. Right-Wing Radio Talk-Radio Host (Miguel Ferrer). Newscaster (James Aidan McCaffrey - Voice). Investigative Reporter Danny O'Brien (Danny Huston) turns private eye to discover who is trying to hurt a gubernatorial candidate, who is the son of a powerful U.S. senator. 172015 1980 Silver Dream Racer M Reporter (Leslie Schofield). Journalist (Richard Parmentier). 2nd TV Reporter (Bruce Boa). Photographer (Christopher Driscoll). 172016 1999 Silver Dreams NR Thomason, Cynthia Reporter Elizabeth Sheridan is the 21-year-old daughter of the editor of a major New York City newspaper pushing for a job. Investigative Reporter Max Cassidy for a competing newspaper. Her father finally agrees to let her cover reopening of hotel. Realizing job is fluff and that she is being patronized, she jumps at the opportunity. Cassidy is covering story involving man who controls much of the city's gaming, prostitution and crime. Sheridan's brother gets money from the mobster to check out a silver mine in Colorado. Competing paper finds out about the deal and assigns Cassidy to follow him hoping for a story. Elizabeth gets on the same train following her brother. Adventure is on. Elizabeth and Max, rival Manhattan reporters, travel to the Colorado Rockies in search of silver mine. 172017 2002 Silver Lining NR Welsh, Kate Journalist 172018 1921 Silver Lining, The M AFI-Authors Writer 172019 1942 Silver Queen M Newspaper Publisher Brett (Arthur Hunnicutt). 172020 1998 Silver River, The N Richards, Ben TV Investigative Journalist Nick Jordan is a young London journalist who works for a TV program on wrongly incarcerated people. Comfortably ensconced in his semi-socially progressive job, with a beautiful social worker girlfriend-partner, Nick seems to be floating through a series of shallow media parties and friendships. He yearns for the big story, the big scoop. One day, a childhood friend asks him to look into the case of a friend who is currently in jail for murder. The favor leads Nick into a darker, more dangerous world, where he is forced to confront his class, the strength of his convictions and the depth of his relationships. Meanwhile, Orlando Menoni, who cleans Nick’s office, tells of his past involvement with the Tupamaro movement, of exile in Chile and Argentina where he falls in love with another revolutionary, and his escape to the West with his family. He finds himself often wondering what it was all for and about, and why he bothered. A murder in a nightclub has unforeseen repercussions for Nick Jordan, a young and ambitious journalist who moves with the young media set but yearns for the big story, and Orlando Menoni, an exile from Uruguay who works as a cleaner at both Nick’s TV company and the club. 172021 1984 Silver Spoons: T B 69 Episode. Series 9-25-1982 to 4-1-1987 News Media 172022 1985 Silver Spoons: All the Principal's Men T Episode #66. 3-10-1985 School News Show. Rick must choose between getting suspended or revealing his source when he exposes a cafeteria scandal on his school's cable news show. 172023 1984 Silver Spoons: Beauties and the Beast T Episode #54. 12-9-1984 School Newspaper. In an effort to save the freshman newspaper, Rick, Alfonso and Freedy create a freshman beauty pageant hoping everyone will want to "read all about it." 172024 1982 Silver Spoons: Great Computer Caper, The (aka Computer Story, The) T Kallis, Danny Episode #7. 11-6-1982 News Media. Rick goes on the run after hacking into a top secret government file. 172025 1922 Silver Spurs M AFI-Authors Writer 172026 1943 Silver Spurs M Reporter Mary Hardigan (Phyllis Brooks), reporter for large city paper after big story and pretends to be mail order bride for cowboy 172027 1976 Silver Streak M L News Media. Book Editor sees a murder on a train. 172028 1937 Silver Theatre, The R Series 1937-1945 News Media. 172029 1949 Silver Theatre, The: T Series 10-3-1949 to 6-26-1950 News Media. 172030 1950 Silver Theatre, The: Howland Fling, The T Episode #26. 3-27-1950 Newspaper Publisher (Vinton Hayworth) of a small-time newspaper has innocent fun while his wife is away. When she returns, his explanation makes it sound as if he was having a fling. 172031 1949 Silver Theatre, The: Rhapsody in Discord T Episode #3. Series 10-3-1949 to 6-26-1950 Female Reporter (Kim Hunter) tries to get a concert pianist to explain his ties to a society woman. 172032 1927 Silver Valley M AFI-Authors Writer 172033 2004 Silver Wings & Civil Rights: Fight to Fly, The DT Narrator (Mark Daniel - Voice). News Reporter (Tragorian L. Sconiers). 172034 1991 Silverfox MT Newscaster (Mary Watson). 172035 1960 Silvesterpunsch MF Reporter (Heinz Quermann). 172036 1993 Sim City Enhanced CD-ROM G Newscaster (Stephanie Fargo). 172037 1980 Simon M TV Newscaster (Remak Ramsay) 172038 1987 Simon & Simon: T SV 236 (Excerpts), 126, 106, 100 Episodes. Series 11-1-1981 to 12-31-1988 News Media 172039 1986 Simon & Simon: Act Five T Episode #103. 4-3-1986 Reporter (Daphne Maxwell Reid). Simons find out client has used them to cheat his wife out of her rightful settlement. They enlist the help of a cousin to set up a scam to get even. 172040 1987 Simon & Simon: Almost Completely Out of Circulation T Episode #68. 11-22-1984. TV Guide clips Cartoonist. Work of a murdered cartoonist may contain clues to his killer's identity. Clue to the murderer in one of his comic books. 172041 1982 Simon & Simon: Art for Arthur's Sake T Episode #17. 10-28-1982 News Media. Reporter (Gene Whittington). Reporter (Kay Henley). The Simons are given 24 hours to recover a valuable painting that was stolen from the Navy Museum. The key to its recovery lies with the feuding daughters of the Navy Admiral who donated the painting. 172042 1983 Simon & Simon: Caught Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea T Episode #43. 11-10-1983 TV Reporter Temple Hill (Daphne Maxwell-Reid). Reporter (Joe Farago). Rick and A.J. are hired to find an undercover cop accused of killing a fellow cop and running off with the loot. 172043 1982 Simon & Simon: Dead Letter File, The T Episode #6. 1-5-1982 News Media. Reporter #1 (Tom McDonald). Reporter #2 (Jennifer Gay). 172044 1984 Simon & Simon: Dear Lovesick T SVD 864. 807 Episode #50. 1-12-1984 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Kate Franklin (Cathryn Damon) turns to the Simons for help after letter from reader suggests that a murder is about to occur. She's afraid one of her regular readers is in danger. Reporter (Teri Beckerman). 172045 1984 Simon & Simon: Deep Cover T DVD -R HQ 7792. SVD 814. Episode #70. 12-6-1984 TV Reporter Brad Daniels (Frank Bonner) puts out a contract on himself to flush out a hit man for a story and now needs the Simon brothers to save his life. TV Director (R.J. Adams). 172046 1983 Simon & Simon: Design for Killing T Episode #30. 2-10-1983 Photographer Perry (Guerin Barry). Photographer Perry (Gary Wood). Photographer Jean-Claude (Tim Considine). 172047 1987 Simon & Simon: Desperately Seeking Dacody T DVD -R HQ 2993. SV 145 Episode #129. 12-10-1987 Reporter Christy Keating (Delta Burke), a zealous investigative reporter, resurrects her stormy relationship with Rick when she hires Simons to prove man didn't commit crimes. She becomes a problem when she hires the Simons to prove a man innocent. 172048 1981 Simon & Simon: Details at Eleven T Episode #1. 11-24-1981 TV Anchor Wade Christian (Peter Graves) has a step-daughter who is missing and the brothers Simons are hired to find her, but when they do, the plot thickens. Rick and A.J. are hired by girl's mother to find her daughter who has been missing for three days. They manage to trace her to Mexico where it turns out she has some information that could seriously hurt her step-father's plans to run for city council. The woman needs Rick and A.J.'s help to elude the men searching for her. A.J. needs to convince their mother to help them with the case. 172049 1984 Simon & Simon: Double Play T Episode #54. 2-16-1984. Reporter (Frank Conn). Los Angeles Weatherman Dallas Raines (1984-). 172050 1983 Simon & Simon: Fly the Alibi Skies T Episode #41. 10-27-1983 TV Reporter Temple Hill (Daphne Maxwell-Reid). Sportscaster (John Walsh). 172051 1984 Simon & Simon: Heels and Toes T Episode #52. 2-2-1984 TV Reporter Ed Crowder (Greg Norberg). 172052 1987 Simon & Simon: Judgment Call T DVD -R HQ 8243. Okie, Richard C. Episode #121. 2-5-1987 News Media 172053 1986 Simon & Simon: Like Father, Like Son T DVD -R HQ 8153. Also on Tape Episode #113. 11-13-1986 African-American Investigative Reporter Peoples is murdered while working on an expose of a boxing promoter. His son Lewis Peoples (Gary Coleman) is threatened and he hires the Simons to find his father's killer. News Anchor Terry Aames (Rebecca Clemons) Photographer Nick Fiesta (Murphy Dunne). 172054 1983 Simon & Simon: List, The T DVD -R HQ 6522. DVD -R 1608 Episode #31. 2-17-1983 Magazine publisher is murdered after he prints a list of the "10 Sexiest Ladies" leaving Rick and A.J. with 10 likely suspects. News Anchor Terry Aames (Rebecca Clemons). Photographer Nick Fiesta (Murphy Dunne). 172055 1984 Simon & Simon: Little Wine With Murder, A? T DVD -R HQ 2882 Episode #62. 10-4-1984 Restaurant Critic Paul Costa (Bruce Gray) is murdered after visiting a French restaurant that is about to be sold to an oil conglomerate. The detectives go undercover to prove A.J.'s theory that the restaurant is serving poor quality food at top grade prices and that the food quality was the real reason for Costa's murder. 172056 1984 Simon & Simon: Manna From Heaven T Episode #64. 10-25-1984 TV Reporter Temple Hill (Daphne Maxwell-Reid). 172057 1982 Simon & Simon: Matchmaker T Episode #12. 3-9-1982 Art Critic Katherine (Sharon McCreedy). 172058 1988 Simon & Simon: Play It Again, Sam T Episode #153. 12-17-1988 News Media. Newsman (Tommy Madden). 172059 1982 Simon & Simon: Rough Rider Rides Again T Episode #19. 11-18-1982 Reporter Lila Hackett (Jackie Joseph). 172060 1983 Simon & Simon: Shadow of Sam Penny T Episode #42. 11-3-1983 Reporter Dennis Markell (Clete Roberts). 172061 1985 Simon & Simon: Simon Without Simon (Parts I and II) T DVD -R HQ 8017, 8018 Episodes #75-76. 1-24/31-1985 Reporter Sally Edwards (Kristen Meadows). Rick Simon and Andrew Jackson (A.J.) Simon are brother who are private detectives. 172062 1985 Simon & Simon: Third Eye, The T Perry, Thomas and Jo Perry Episode #84. 10-17-1985 News Media. Writer asks to be an apprentice P.I. to get background information for his book. Then he is framed. Baseball Manager Tommy Lasorda (Himself). 172063 1984 Simon & Simon: Wrong Stuff, The T Episode #53. 2-9-1984 TV Reporter Temple Hill (Daphne Maxwell-Reid). 172064 1934 Simon i Backabo MF Sweden Journalist (John Hike). Journalist (Nils Jacobsson). Photographers (Georg Fernqvist, Wictor Hagman). Radio Announcer (Sven Jerring). Newspaper Salesman (Tom Walter). 172065 1994 Simon Kittredge: Grave Secrets N Hendricksen, Louise #2 Simon Kittredge Series Investigative Reporter Simon Kittredge for Global News Magazine in Seattle teams up with Dr. Amy Prescott. Dr. Amy Prescott has just one clue, a mysterious message left to her from Simon Kittredge, a rogue reporter hot on the trail of a sticky stock scam. The snag is he's disappeared in the run-down mining town of Rock Springs, Idaho. Amy rushes into the fray only to find fierce resistance from the town folk. To find what they are hiding Amy must enlist the natural resourcefulness of Native American master of disguise Nathan Blackthorne. Together they will find Simon's trail as the intrigue grows, the suspense rises and the bodies fall. A metallic click jolted Simon Kittredge awake. Dazed, he groped for the pistol at his side, until a rifle barrel jammed into his gut. “Make a move and I’ll blast your innards.” A chill seized Simon. I can’t die yet. I have to prove...His fingers closed around the butt of his .38. “Watch him, Bear. He’s got a gun.” “Don’t worry.” Moving shadows became men beneath a pale night sky. “Sonnuvabitch’ll never use it.” A big man loomed over Simon and rammed down his boot heel. Simon heard a bone in his right arm snap. Then he heard a scream. His scream. A kick jolted his pine. “On your feet, wise guy. Let’s see who the hell you are.” Large hands dragged Simon from his sleeping bag. “What do you want?” Simon tottered and fella against the man’s bulky body. “Why --” An open-handed cuff silenced him. ...A flashlight gleam pierced the darkness. Simon registered masked faces. “Says her, he’s Simon Kittredge.” “He with the other one?” Simon swayed. The other one! What other one? “Christ almighty; he’s a goddamned reporter. Works for Global News Magazine out in Seattle.” “Holy shit! That’s all we need.” Supporting his throbbing arm, Simon faced the one with the Tennessee mountain drawl. “You guys have the wrong man. I’m just a fisherman who happens to be a writer.” 172066 1993 Simon Kittredge: With Deadly Intent N Hendricksen, Louise #1 Simon Kittredge Series Investigative Reporter Simon Kittredge for Global News Magazine in Seattle teams up with Dr. Amy Prescott. There was no body when Dr. Prescott arrived at her cousin’s apartment after an early morning call. But there was chaos and a missing fiancé. Oren Prescott was innocent, Amy believed, although he was nowhere to be found. Working for the Seattle State Crime Lab, where her father is the local Medical Examiner, Army is surrounded by trouble. This time, Kittredge and Prescott find clues leading them from Montana to an abandoned waterfront pier. Lurking behind their every move, someone watches. As the real body surfaces, Amy discovers that she could be the next victim. “The man’s deep-set hazel eyes met hers in a steady thoughtful gaze. ‘Read the article about your cousin. Damn shame.” “She’d only known Simon Kittredge a year but she learned early on that he couldn’t resist a meaty story regardless of the danger involved.” “I’m Simon Kittredge, investigative reporter for Global News.” “He laughed out loud. “I do tend to lecture, don’t I?” He grazed her shoulder with a gentle cuff. “Socks up, partner.” He snatched his raincoat from the floor where it’d landed and strode out. In a few minutes, his cheery whistle spiraled up the stairwell.” “She remembered Simon and lay back down. After he exit last night, she was surprised he was still there. An image of him drying his lean, muscular body on her towels drifted unbidden into her mind and gave her a peculiar feeling in her midriff.” “If he knows I’m a reporter, he might not see me at all.” “I’m going to use a friend’s name and press card. People are strange. Some will babble away to a reporter when they wouldn’t give anyone else the time of day.” 172067 1999 Simon magus MF Hungary News Media. Reporter #1 (Patrice Fogue). Reporter #2 (Aurelie Guichard). Reporters #3 (Valerie Meynadier, Lou Guehan). 172068 1999 Simon Sez C British Reporter Voice (Kevin Elders) 172069 1970 Simon Simon M Photographer (Bob Monkhouse) 172070 1954 Simon syndaren MF Journalist (Willy Peters). Editor (Magnus Kesster). 172071 1870 Simon Wheeler Sequence, The P MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Satires & Burlesques." Includes Hellfire and Brummel & Arabella (see separate plays) Press 172072 1971 Simon, King of the Witches M TV Newscaster (David Vaile). Reporter (Bob Carlson). Reporter (John Copage). Reporter (Frank Corsentino). Reporter (Bill McConnell). Reporter (Earl Spainard). 172073 1949 Simple Case of Money, A (Millionaires D'un Jour) M Joffe, Alex (Scenario). Jean Halain (Screenplay) France - Ness Book. Film released in U.S. in 1952 Journalist (Bernard Lajarrige, billed as "The Journalist") writes a story about the National Lottery as a result of harassment by his girlfriend. He publishes the wrong winning number causing complications for various ticket-holders. Publisher (Leon Belieres billed as The Publisher) drags reporter into court and three ticket holders are called as witnesses leading to their stories. 172074 2003 Simple Choice, A M Reporter (Yeniffer Behrens). 172075 1993 Simple Justice MT DVD -R HQ 6071, 6072, 6073 Reporter (John E. Johnson). Young News Reporter (Joe West). 172076 1998 Simple Plan, A M News Reporter (Marie Mathay) 172077 1994 Simple Twist of Fate, A M DVD -R HQ 2595, 2596 News Media. TV Reporter (Kathrin Nicholson). TV Cameraman (D. Henderson Baker). Newspaper headlines. Newspaper Editor in press room. 172078 1989 Simplemente Maria (aka Simply Maria) TS Sheridan, Beatriz and Arturo Risten News Media covers the prominent figures in the fashion industry. 172079 2000 Simply Divine N Holden, Wendy Columnist. The column is ghost-written by Jane who works at a glitzy magazine called Gorgeous. 172080 1999 Simply Irresistible M Reporter (Marisa Zalabak) 172081 2007 Simply Sexy N Phillips, Carly Advice Columnist Rina Lowell of the Ashford Times is waging a sexual campaign against Newspaperman Colin Lyons that he can’t withstand for long. He’s got to figure it out fast. Not that he wants to. Rina is as irresistible to him as her column is to her readers. The problem? The newspaper’s in the red, and all fluff pieces have to be cut. Still faced with Rina’s seductive powers of persuasion, he can’t resist taking her to bed. Little does she guess he’s about to put her out of a job, too. Publisher Corinne. Columnist Emma Montgomery for the Ashford Time’s “Meet and Greet” column 172082 2007 Simpsons Movie, The M DVD -R HQ 10025, 10026 TV Anchor-Reporter Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer-Voice) reports day-by-day on what happens when Homer pollutes the town’s water supply and Springfield is encased in a gigantic dome by the EPA. The Simpsons escape after being declared fugitives, and Brockman reports the daily deterioration of the town under the dome. 172083 2001 Simpsons, The: C SVD 1900, SV 931 (Two Episodes). VHS 642. SV 129. 112 Episodes. Series 12-17-1989- Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) throughout series. Parody of anchors on television news and other journalists including talk-show hosts. 172084 2003 Simpsons, The: 'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky C DVD -R 1555 Episode #307. 3-30-2003. Parody News. TV Anchor-Reporter Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). British Filmmaker (Eric Idle) makes Lisa feel inadequate so she chooses a career in astronomy. 172085 2003 Simpsons, The: 'Tis the Fifteenth Season C SVD 1502 Episode #320. 12-14-2003 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) on the TV newscast. Media. Homer sells expensive baseball card.. 172086 1995 Simpsons, The: 138th Episode Spectacular, The C DVD -R 1703 Episode #138. 12-3-1995. Parody Media. TV Host Troy McClure presents a retrospective of the show. 172087 2007 Simpsons, The: 24 Minutes. C DVD - R HQ 8557 Episode #399 5-20-2007. Parody TV. Counter Truancy Unit Agents Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) and Chloe O'Brian (Mary Lynn Rajskub) help Bart and Lisa stop bullies from releasing a stink bomb in a parody of the TV drama, "24." Counter Truancy Unit Agents Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) and Chloe O'Brian (Mary Lynn Rajskub) help Bart and Lisa stop bullies from releasing a stink bomb in a parody of the TV drama, "24." 172088 1998 Simpsons, The: All Singing, All Dancing C DVD -R HQ 6692 Episode #5. 1-3-1998 Parody News. Newsboy yells out fake headline to sell newspapers, is chased by an irate consumer. Homer learns the video he rented is a musical. Marge and Lisa chase away his blues. 172089 2004 Simpsons, The: All's Fair in Oven War C DVD -R HQ 5878 Episode #337. 11-14-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Tom Brokaw. Bart finds Homer's vintage Playdude magazines and decides to adopt the ring-a-ding-ding lifestyle of the 1970s. Homer tells Marge he keeps Playdude Magazines for the articles. She obliges him by cutting up the magazines keeping only the articles. Now they are useless so Homer throws them away. Bart and Milhouse find them. 172090 1996 Simpsons, The: Bart After Dark C DVD -R HQ 9471 Episode. 11-24-1996 Parody News. News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Bart discovers the house next door is a burlesque parlor. 172091 1994 Simpsons, The: Bart Gets an Elephant C DVD -R HQ 9274 Episode. 3-31-1994 TV Anchorman Brockman (Harry Shearer). News Media. Bart wins an elephant in a radio contest. Mechanical DJ box does everything including reading the weather report. 172092 1994 Simpsons, The: Bart Gets Famous C DVD -R HQ 7201 Episode #93. 2-3-1994 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). 172093 1991 Simpsons, The: Bart Gets Hit by a Car C DVD -R HQ 7151 Episode #23. 1-10-1991 Parody News. Homer mulls litigation after his boss hits Bart with his car. 172094 2006 Simpsons, The: Bart Has Two Mommies C DVD -R HQ 9643 Episode. 3-19-2006 Parody News. News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Monkey holds Bart hostage while under Homer’s care, leaving Marge to figure out how to get her son back. 172095 2003 Simpsons, The: Bart of War C DVD -R HQ 3296 (6 left off of disc). SVD 1464 Episode #312. 5-18-2003 Parody News. 172096 1997 Simpsons, The: Bart Star C DVD -R HQ 2981 Episode #184. 11-19-1997 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) throughout series. Parody of anchors on television news. Homer coaches pee-wee football, making Bart Quarterback. Joe Namath helps. 172097 1996 Simpsons, The: Bart the Fink C DVD -R HQ 9976 Episode. 2-11-1996 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Krusty the Clown dies in a plane crash. 172098 1998 Simpsons, The: Bart the Mother C DVD -R HQ 9544 Episode. 9-27-1998 Parody News. News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Bart takes care of a species that could endanger life in Springfield. 172099 1991 Simpsons, The: Bart the Murderer C DVD -R 1586 Episode #38. 10-10-1991. Parody News. Bart befriends a mobster, then Principal Skinner disappears. Newspapers. TV coverage. 172100 2000 Simpsons, The: Bart To the Future C DVD -R 1814 Episode #243. 3-19-2000. Parody Media. Indian casino owner shows Bart the future. Lisa becomes president. 172101 2002 Simpsons, The: Bart vs. Lisa vs. 3rd Grade C DVD -R HQ 1844 Episode #294. 11-17-2002. Parody Media. Bart and Lisa land in the same third-grade classroom, and the teacher concludes Bart is the superior student on the first day. 172102 1990 Simpsons, The: Bart vs. Thanksgiving C DVD -R 1567 Episode #20. 11-22-1990 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) does a story on the homeless and the family sees Bart on TV. Bart had been giving blood plasma for money and ended up in a homeless kitchen when he passed out. Now he realizes how lucky he is and comes home. 172103 2002 Simpsons, The: Bart Wants What It Wants C DVD -R HQ 5617 Episode #280. 2-17-2002 Parody News. Sportscasters. 172104 2004 Simpsons, The: Bart-Mangled Banner C DVD -R HQ 6893. DVD -R 1804 Episode #334. 7-18-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Parody of anchors on television news. Newspapers. 172105 1995 Simpsons, The: Bart's Comet C DVD -R HQ 9342. DVD -R 1772 Episode #117. 2-5-1995. Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Bart discovers a comet headed straight for Springfield. 172106 1992 Simpsons, The: Bart's Friend Falls in Love C DVD -R 1608 Episode #58. 5-7-1992. Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Parody of anchors on television news. 172107 1993 Simpsons, The: Bart’s Inner Child C DVD -R HQ 9907 Episode. 11-11-1993 Parody News. Homer and Marge take recalcitrant Bart to a therapist. 172108 2000 Simpsons, The: Behind the Laughter C DVD -R 1801 Episode #248. 5-21-2000 Parody News. Retrospective of family. Behind the laughter…a private hell. Mock Interviews-sound bites. Parody of entertainment expose show. The Simpsons as you have never seen them before on "Behind the Laughter." Newspapers. 172109 1999 Simpsons, The: Beyond Blunderdome C DVD -R HQ 9695 Episode. 9-26-1999 Parody Media. Homer advisers Mel Gibson about his new film, “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.” 172110 2005 Simpsons, The: Bonfire of the Manatees C DVD -R HQ 7249 Episode #357. 9-11-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) .When Homer allows Fata Tony to shoot an explicit movie in the Simpson home, angry Marge leaves and meets Caleb Thom (Alec Baldwin), an attractive marine biologist. 172111 1994 Simpsons, The: Boy Who Knew Too Much, The C DVD -R HQ 2019. DVD -R 1721 Episode #101. 5-5-1994 Parody News. TV Newsman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Media cover an assault trial. 172112 2003 Simpsons, The: Brake My Wife, Please C DVD -R HQ 9062 Episode #311. 5-11-2003 News Media. Homer wins Marge’s love when he performs one unselfish act of love. He hosts a backyard barbecue and invites everyone in Springfield (except the Flanders family) to honor Marge. 172113 2002 Simpsons, The: Brawl in the Family T DVD -R HQ 2476 Episode #276. 1/6/2002 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Feud ignites in the family following a sour board-game. 172114 1993 Simpsons, The: Brother From the Same Planet C DVD -R HQ 2643 Episode #73. 2-4-1993 Parody News. TV Anchor-Reporter Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). 172115 1991 Simpsons, The: Brush With Greatness C DVD -R 1581 Episode #31. 4-11-1991. Parody News. Marge enrolls in an art class. Homer joins a weight-loss clinic 172116 1996 Simpsons, The: Burns Baby Burns (aka Burns, Baby Burns) C DVD -R HQ 7757 Episode #157. 11-17-1996 Parody News. Bart stages a fake kidnapping hiding Burns' illegitimate son in his basement. The kidnapping becomes a big media event, but when a helicopter spots Homer and Larry, they flee to a movie theater. Police find them there and Larry admits it was a fake kidnapping. 172117 1991 Simpsons, The: Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk C DVD -R HQ 6352 Episode #8. 12-5-1991 Parody News. TV Male Anchor. 172118 2001 Simpsons, The: Bye Bye Nerdy C DVD -R HQ 2448 Episode #264. 3-11-2001 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Parody of anchors on television news. Lisa's attempts at reaching out earn the wrath of a new student. 172119 1990 Simpsons, The: Call of the Simpsons C DVD -R HQ 7152 Episode #7. 2-18-1990 Parody News. Tabloid. Simpsons answer call of the wild, but loss of their RV leads to a media circus after Homer and Bart lose their way on a quest for help. Homer runs through the wood and is mistaken for Bigfoot and the tabloids run wild with the story Newscaster (not Kent Brockman). 172120 1997 Simpsons, The: Cartridge Family, The C DVD -R HQ 9496 Episode. 11-2-1997 Parody News. News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer buys a gun to protect the family. 172121 2004 Simpsons, The: Catch 'Em If You Can" T DVD -R HQ 4486 Episode #331. 4-25-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) throughout series. Parody of anchors on television news. 172122 2001 Simpsons, The: Children of a Lesser Clod C DVD -R HQ 6755 Episode #268. 5-13-2001 Parody News. TV Reporter Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer opens a child-care center at home after he suffers an accident on the basketball court. 172123 2007 Simpsons, The: Clue: Parker Brothers Classic Detective Game G Parker Brothers Classic Board Game refigured with fully decorated, collectible miniatures TV Anchor-Reporter Kent Brockman introduces the game: “This is Kent Brockman and we’re live at the gala opening of the Springfield Natural History Museum, where the museum’s largest donor, wealthy industrialist C. Montgomery Burns, has just been found dead. While none are sorry to see him go, many are curious as to how it happened. At this time, police say the cause of death is unknown, but it seems suspicious. What we do know is that this type of senseless celebrity mayhem is a ratings bonanza!” Brockman then goes on to describe who Burns was, how the body was discovered and that six guests would be held for questioning and six potential weapons had been confiscated. The body was discovered lodged in the ribs of a display dinosaur, but indications suggest the deceased was moved from another location. Leading the investigation is Chief Wiggum. He wants to find out who did the crime, where it was done and with what weapon? The six suspects are Marge Simpson as Mrs. White, Homer Simpson as Professor Plum, Lisa Simpson as Mrs. Peacock, Bart Simpson as Colonel Mustard, Fat Tony as Mr. Green and Edna Krabappel as Miss Scarlet. The six weapons are a cobra, bone, tarantula, Greek bust, mace and spear. The nine crime scenes are the Egyptian Room, Dinosaur Room, Medieval Room, Greek Room, Early Man Room, Animal Diorama Room, Springfield History Room, Jewel Room and Great Inventions Room. 172124 2004 Simpsons, The: Co-Dependent's Day C DVD -R HQ 2821 Episode #328. 3-21-2004 Parody News. Media. 172125 1992 Simpsons, The: Colonel Homer T DVD -R HQ 9385 Episode. 3-26-1992 Parody News. Entertainment News Media. Variety front page headlines. Homer decides to manage a country singer. 172126 2000 Simpsons, The: Computer Who Wore Menace Shoes, The C DVD -R 1854. DVD -R 1557 Episode #254. 12-3-2000. Parody News. Homer creates his own gossip Web site. Press. Newspaper Headlines. Reporter #1 (Karl Wiedergott - Voice). (Reporter #2 and Reporter #3 (Dan Castellaneta - Voice). 172127 2000 Simpsons, The: Computer Wore Menace Shoes, The C DVD -R HQ 6737 Episode #254. 12-3-2000 Parody News. Homer creates his own gossip Web page as Mr. X revealing Springfield's secrets. He ultimately wins the Pulitzer Prize for his work so he reveals himself to the public. When everyone knows that he is Mr. X his ability to obtain secrets disappears. So he begins making up stories. When one of those stories turns out to be the truth, he is kidnapped and taken to "The Island," a place where those who know too much are taken out of society. 172128 1990 Simpsons, The: Crepes of Wrath, The C DVD -R HQ 7152 Episode #11. 4-15-1990 Parody News. Exchange program sends Bart to France and an Albanian to Springfield. 172129 2006 Simpsons, The: Crook and Ladder C DVD -R HQ 9667 Episode. 5-6-2006 Parody News. News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) reports on an accident Homer has after taking a sleeping pill and sleepwalking, finally destroying the fire house. So Homer becomes a volunteer firefighter. Maggie causes destruction in the house after Marge throws away her pacifier. 172130 1998 Simpsons, The: D’oh’in’ in the Wind C DVD -R HQ 9548 Episode. 11-15-1998 Parody News. News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer digs up his mother’s past, discovers his true middle name and meets her old friends. 172131 2003 Simpsons, The: Dad Who Knew Too Little, The C DVD -R 1668 Episode #299. 1-12-2003. Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Media. 172132 1990 Simpsons, The: Dancin’ Homer C DVD -R HQ 9189 Episode. 11-8-1990 Sportscaster. Team mascot Homer makes it to the big leagues. 172133 1998 Simpsons, The: Das Bus C DVD -R HQ 9979 Episode. 2-15-1998 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). 172134 2001 Simpsons, The: Day of the Jackanapes C DVD -R 1586 Episode #261. 2-18-2001. Parody News. Through hypnosis, Sideshow Bob turns Bart into a killing machine. Newspapers. TV coverage. 172135 1996 Simpsons, The: Day the Violence Died, The C DVD -R HQ 9485 Episode. 3-17-1996 Parody News. News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Bart meets a bum who says he created Itchy and Scratchy. 172136 2000 Simpsons, The: Days of Wines and D'Oh'ses C DVD -R 1792 Episode #244. 4-9-2000 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) is at an Alcoholics Anonymous' meeting that Homer's friend attends. 172137 1990 Simpsons, The: Dead Putting Society C DVD -R 1899 Episode #19. 11-15-1990 Parody Sports News. British Sports commentators covering miniature golf tournament as if it were a real golf tournament. Homer bets that Bart will beat Flanders' son in a miniature golf tournament. 172138 1994 Simpsons, The: Deep Space Homer C DVD -R HQ 7248. Episode #96. 2-24-1994 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer and Barney vie to become the first citizens in space. 172139 1992 Simpsons, The: Dog of Death C DVD -R HQ 9383 Episode #54. 3-12-1992 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) wins the Lotto jackpot. The Simpson family was counting on the money. 172140 2005 Simpsons, The: Don't Fear the Roofer C DVD -R HQ 7609 Episode #351. 5-1-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor-Reporter Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) in the field interviewing people in the rain. When a leaky roof drives Homer to drink, he goes to the bar and befriends a beer-loving roofer who promises to help Homer with the repairs. 172141 1993 Simpsons, The: Duffless C DVD -R HQ 9266 Episode. 2-18-1993 Host -- Reality Show involving accidents with gruesome pictures of the results of such accidents. Makes the audience sick. Only Homer is laughing. 172142 1998 Simpsons, The: Dumbbell Indem C DVD -R HQ 9544 Episode. 3-1-1998 Parody News. News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer and Moe device an insurance scam to impress Moe’s girlfriend with money. 172143 2008 Simpsons, The: E. Pluribus Wiggum C Episode. 1-6-2008 Parody News. News Media. TV Newsman Dan Rather (Voice-Himself) and Fake TV Newsman Jon Stewart (Voice-Himself). TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer destroys Springfield’s fast-food district. Mayor Quimby decides to have an early election. 172144 1999 Simpsons, The: Eight Misbehavin' C DVD -R 1801 Episode #233. 11-21-1999. Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer - Voice). Parody of anchors on television news. Newspapers. Reporter #1 (Harry Shearer - Voice). Reporter #2 (Tress MacNeille - Voice). 172145 1997 Simpsons, The: El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer (aka The Mysterious Voyage of Homer) C DVD -R HQ 9972 Episode #162. 1-5-1997 Parody News. Marge tries to hide the big annual chili cook-off from Homer. When he figures it out, she makes him promise not to drink any beer. Homer is known as the dude with the fireproof stomach. He eats some Guatemalan chili peppers and begins hallucinating. Homer runs off into the sunset and experiences a strange journey. 172146 2000 Simpsons, The: Faith Off C DVD -R HQ 6678. Episode #237. 1-16-2000 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) throughout series. Parody of anchors on television news. 172147 2003 Simpsons, The: Fat and the Furriest, The C DVD -R HQ 6773 Episode #318. 11-30-2003 Parody News. Homer creates a sugar ball and when he tries to get rid of it at a dump, a bear attacks him. When he returns home he finds that his attack was covered by the media. He's been labeled a coward and it begins to affect his life. 172148 2004 Simpsons, The: Fat Man and Little Boy C DVD -R HQ 7778 Episode #340. 12-12-2004 Parody News. When Bart writes slogans on T-shirts, he catches the attention of Goose Gladwell, a gag-gift entrepreneur, and soon becomes a T-shirt mogul. Homer feels he no longer has a place in the family when Bart becomes the breadwinner. 172149 2005 Simpsons, The: Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star, The C DVD -R HQ 9911 Episode. 5-15-2005 Parody News. Springfield Newspaper. When Bart is wrongfully expelled from school, he is sent to a parochial school where he befriends a hip priest named Father Sean. 172150 1996 Simpsons, The: Fish Called Selma, The C DVD -R HQ 5536 Episode #147. 3-24-1996 Parody News. Celebrity Journalism. Troy McClure takes Selma out on a date in return for passing his eye test at the DMV. After the date he stops for a photo opportunity, the resulting publicity of being seen with a "woman" gives his career a much-needed "shot in the arm." But living with Selma is too much for him, so they eventually get a divorce. After the divorce, Troy signs on to direct his very own film. 172151 1991 Simpsons, The: Flaming Moe's C DVD -R HQ 9383 Episode #45. 11-21-1991 Parody News. Newscasts. Hottest place in town is Moe's, thanks to a drink invented by Homer. 172152 2004 Simpsons, The: Fraudcast News C DVD -R HQ. 1825. DVD -R 1715. Episode #335. 5-23-2004 Parody News. Newspaper. Media. When Mr. Burns buys up all the media outlets in Springfield in an attempt to polish his image, Lisa starts her own newspaper. The wrongly reported death of Mr. Burns (Harry Shearer) unleashes a wave of critical stories about him in the animated comedy's 15th season finale. Burns tries to reverse the tide by buying up all Springfield media prompting Lisa (Yeardley Smith) to start her own newspaper and expose Burns' latest scheme. 172153 2002 Simpsons, The: Frying Game C DVD -R HQ 4017 Episode #290. 5-19-2002 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) gives the news. Parody. Homer's sentence for threatening an endangered caterpillar is the care of an old woman, but she dies, and the new judgment is death by electric chair. 172154 2002 Simpsons, The: Frying Game, The C Episode. 5-19-2002 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer's sentence for threatening an endangered caterpillar is the care of an old woman. But when she dies, the new judgment is death by electric chair. 172155 2005 Simpsons, The: Girl Who Slept Too Little, The C DVD -R HQ 7235 Episode #358. 9-18-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). When a graveyard is relocated to the lot next to the Simpsons, Lisa has nightmares that prevent here from sleeping. 172156 1998 Simpsons, The: Girly Edition (aka Girlie Edition) C DVD -R HQ 2198. SVD 1423, 672 Episode #199. 4-19-1998 Parody News. TV Anchors Bart and Lisa for a children's news program. Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) gives Bart advice. 172157 1997 Simpsons, The: Grade-School Confidential C DVD -R HQ 9496 Episode. 4-6-1997 Parody News. News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) cover the illicit love affair between Springfield School Principal Skinner and a lonely English teacher. Bart shows the two how to get proper publicity after they take over the school to get their jobs back. 172158 1994 Simpsons, The: Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy C DVD -R HQ 7524 Episode #113. 12-4-1994 Parody News. Press Conference with JFK on black-and-white television. 172159 1994 Simpsons, The: Grandpa vs. Sexual Inadequacy C DVD -R HQ 9246 Episode. 12-4-1994 News Press Conference with President John F. Kennedy watched by little Homer on a black and white TV. Kennedy is talking to a reporter at the news conference, “Helen.....” Grampa concocts a love potion, which he and Homer sell. 172160 2002 Simpsons, The: Great Louse Detective, The C DVD -R HQ 3636 Episode #297. 12-15-2002 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Sideshow Bob helps Chief Wiggum pursue a killer. 172161 2000 Simpsons, The: Great Money Caper, The C DVD -R 1557 Episode #255. 12-10-2000 Parody News. TV Anchor-Reporter Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer and Bart get carried away with a series of scams. 172162 1999 Simpsons, The: Grift of the Magi C DVD -R 1548 Episode #235. 12-19-1999. Parody News. TV Anchor-Reporter Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). 172163 1999 Simpsons, The: Guess Who's Coming To Criticize Dinner C DVD -R HQ 2981 Episode #229. 10-24-1999 Parody News. Food Critic Homer becomes the local paper's food critic which gives his colleagues indigestion. Editor of Springfield Shopper (Ed Asner - Voice). Homer takes the kids to a zoo and then they take a newspaper tour. Homer reveals talent for identifying food and it is the food critic's last day at the newspaper. Homer writes a sample review on a typewriter that has no "e" key. It turns out to be a pretty bad review. Lisa help him rewrite it and gets the job. Homer and Lisa soon give positive reviews to every restaurant in town. At the advice of other food critics, he decides to change his style and he starts giving nothing but bad reviews. Lisa doesn't like his new style so she leaves him to write the articles on his own. Homer has to review a food festival. Local restaurant owners meet and conspire to kill him with a spectacularly fattening éclair. Bart overhears them. Lisa stops Homer just in time and cops arrest the culprits. 172164 2002 Simpsons, The: Gump Roast C DVD -R HQ 9062 Episode #286. 4-21-2002 Parody News. Editor of Springfield Shopper (Ed Asner - Voice). 172165 2002 Simpsons, The: Half-Decent Proposal C DVD -R HQ 6558 Episode #279. 2-10-2002 Parody News. News reports that Marge's former boyfriend, Artie Ziff, is the 5th richest man in America. Patty and Selma convince Marge she should contact Artie so they send an e-mail on her behalf. Artie receives the e-mail and reveals his 20-year obsession with Marge. He flies to the Simpson home and takes them for a ride, then makes an indecent proposal: $1 million for Marge to spend a weekend with him. He wants to find out what life would have been like with him. Marge goes off with Artie and Homer has second thoughts. 172166 2005 Simpsons, The: Heartbroke Kid, The C DVD -R HQ 6939 Episode #352. 5-1-2005 Parody News. TV Reporter-Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) stays in his anchor persona as he joins Bart at fat camp. 172167 1999 Simpsons, The: Hello Gutter, Hello Fadder C DVD -R HQ 10062 Episode. 11-14-1999 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer’s perfect bowling game makes him a celebrity. 172168 2002 Simpsons, The: Helter Shelter C DVD -R HQ 3631 (Mislabeled on Disc as 3671). Episode #296. 12-1-2002 Parody Reality Shows. The Reality Channel. Homer and the family live like pioneers on a reality television series. 172169 2005 Simpsons, The: Home Away From Homer C DVD -R HQ 6868 Episode #355. 5-14-2005 Parody News. Newspapers. Flanders rent their rumpus room to a pair of college-age women who use it to run a soft-core webcam making Ned so embarrassed that he moves his family to Humble, PA. 172170 1995 Simpsons, The: Home Sweet Home-Dum-Diddy Doodily T DVD -R HQ 9389 Episode. 10-1-1995 Parody News. School Newspaper at orphanage. The Flanders Press. Headline: “Playtime is Fun. Bart’s newspaper headline: “Extra! Extra! Todd Smells.” Headline: “Simpson Kids Miss Mom & Dad.” (Todd is the Editor). 172171 1994 Simpsons, The: Homer and Apu C DVD -R HQ 7193 Episode #94. 2-9-1994 Parody Media. TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). 172172 2005 Simpsons, The: Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass C DVD -R HQ 2813. DVD -R HQ 6493. Episode #343. 2-6-2005 Parody Media. TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Video where Homer performs a wild crowd-pleasing dance at a local carnival is put on the Internet and gets worldwide attention. When a football player wants to buy the rights to use his dance as his own end zone celebration, Homer turns the opportunity into a new lucrative occupation. He is then asked to choreograph the Super bowl half-time show. The story of Noah is the half-time show, but everyone boos as no one wanted to see such a "blatant display of religion and decency." 172173 1994 Simpsons, The: Homer Badman C Episode #112. 11-27-1994 Parody News. Tabloids. TV movie about Homer being accused of sexually harassing a babysitter. Defends himself in a newsmagazine, Rock Bottom, his comments are hilariously edited out of context -- an over-the-top example of our sound-bite fixated culture. Sally Jesse Raphael (Pamela Hayden Voice). Homer does an interview for a tabloid TV show thinking America will hear his case, but all they hear is what a complete jerk he is. FOX does a TV movie about him. News has around-the-clock coverage of the situation. Simpson family does a public access show to clear his name, but it does not help his cause. Home video clears Homer and everyone, including the news, apologizes. 172174 1991 Simpsons, The: Homer Defined C DVD -R HQ 7423. DVD -R 1588 Episode #40. 10-17-1991. Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) throughout series. Parody of anchors on television news. 172175 1994 Simpsons, The: Homer Loves Flanders C DVD -R HQ 9274 Episode. 3-17-1994 TV Anchorman Brockman (Harry Shearer). News Media. Homer and Flanders become pals. 172176 2006 Simpsons, The: Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife C DVD -R HQ 7235 Episode #371. 3-26-2006 Parody Media. TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer's obsession with Lenny's new plasma V prompts Marge to enter the family in a sweepstakes and they win a trip to the Fox Studio Lot. 172177 1992 Simpsons, The: Homer the Heretic C DVD -R HQ 2065 Episode #62. 10-8-1992 Parody News. Homer starts his own religion after skipping church. 172178 1994 Simpsons, The: Homer the Vigilante C DVD -R HQ 7179 Episode #92. 1-6-1994 Parody Media. TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer leads a vigilante group pursuing a cat burglar. Press Conference. Media coverage. 172179 1996 Simpsons, The: Homer They Fall, The C DVD -R 1523 Episode #156. 11-10-1996 Parody News. Homer becomes a professional boxer. Sports reporters. TV coverage. Ring Announcer. 172180 2000 Simpsons, The: Homer Vs. Dignity C DVD - R 1560 Episode #253. 11-26-2000 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) throughout series. Parody of anchors on television news. Homer asks Mr. Burns for a raise. 172181 1997 Simpsons, The: Homer vs. the 18th Amendment C DVD -R HQ 9399 Episode. 3-16-1997 Parody News. TV Anchorman TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). News Media. A prohibition law puts Moe back in business with a speakeasy. 172182 1993 Simpsons, The: Homer's Barbershop Quartet C DVD -R 1708 Episode #82. 9-30-1993. Parody News. Press Conference. Reporters. Media. 172183 1997 Simpsons, The: Homer's Enemy C DVD -R HQ 9487 Episode #176. 5-4-1997 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) does a human interest story about Frank Grimes, a man who has a very difficult life. Burns sees the report and tells Smithers to hire him. 172184 1990 Simpsons, The: Homer's Odyssey C DVD -R HQ 9366. DVD -R 1581 Episode #3. 1-21-1990 Parody News. After losing his job, Homer becomes an anti-nuclear activist. 172185 2006 Simpsons, The: Homer’s Paternity Coot C DVD -R HQ 9314 Episode. 1-8-2006 TV Anchorman Brockman (Harry Shearer). News Media. Marge’s rage against the new toll road system somehow leads to the discovery of a frozen mailman and his 40-year-old mail. 172186 1992 Simpsons, The: Homer's Triple Bypass C DVD -R HQ 7299 Episode #70. 12-17-1992 Parody News. Heart patient Homer shops for a cheap surgeon. 172187 2007 Simpsons, The: Homerazzi C DVD -R HQ 8221 Episode #394. 3-25-2007 Parody News. Tabloid Paparazzi. Homer joins the paparazzi after accidentally capturing a celebrity dating scandal in a photograph. His photos show up in The Inquisitor. A candle on Homer's birthday cake starts a fire. 172188 2001 Simpsons, The: HOMR C DVD -R HQ 9713 Episode. 1-7-2001 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). An operation to remove a crayon wedged in Homer’s brain makes him intelligent. 172189 2002 Simpsons, The: How I Spent My Strummer Vacation C DVD -R 1714 Episode #293. 11-10-2002. Parody Media. Marge and the children send Homer to the Rolling Stones' fantasy camp where he rubs elbows with famous rockers. 172190 2001 Simpsons, The: Hungry Hungry Homer C DVD -R HQ 9911 Episode #263. 3-4-2001 Parody News. Homer finds out the owner is moving the baseball team to Albuquerque. He tries to tell the media about it but they don't believe him. Vows to go on hunger strike to call attention to the situation. Reporter (Dan Castellaneta). Homer chains himself to lawn chair and starts getting a lot of media attention. Management seizes opportunity and begins exploiting him until the truth comes out about the Albuquerque deal. 172191 2001 Simpsons, The: Hunka Hunka Burns in Love C DVD -R HQ 2798 Episode #273. 12-2-2001 Parody Media. TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Factory hires Homer to write blurbs for fortune cookies, and one of them changes Mr. Burns' life. 172192 1996 Simpsons, The: Hurricane Neddy C DVD -R HQ 7299 Episode #161. 12-29-1996 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Hurricane hitting Springfield spares the Simpsons but destroys Ned's home. 172193 2007 Simpsons, The: Husbands and Knives C DVD -R HQ 9283 Episode. 11-18-2007 Newspaper headlines. Oprah Show. A friendly comic book buff (Jack Black-Voice) treats Bart, Lisa and Milhouse like royalty. Marge launches a gym for ordinary women and ends up on Oprah. 172194 2001 Simpsons, The: I'm Goin' to Praiseland C DVD -R HQ 2562 Episode #267. 5-6-2001 Parody News. TV Anchor-Reporter Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer and Ned Flanders build a Bible-themed amusement park with dire consequences. 172195 2003 Simpsons, The: I'm Spelling As Fast As I Can T DVD -R HQ 5144 Episode #303. 2-16-2003 Parody Media. TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). 172196 1999 Simpsons, The: I’m With Cupid C DVD -R HQ 9646 Episode. 2-14-1999 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Apu gives his wife Manjula an extravagant St. Valentine’s Day gift. 172197 2006 Simpsons, The: Ice Cream of Marge (With the Light Blue Hair) C DVD -R HQ 7401 Episode #385. 11-26-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). When Homer loses his job at the plant, he takes over the ice cream truck business. Marge battles her depression by making sculptures from popsicle sticks. 172198 2000 Simpsons, The: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge C DVD -R 1539 Episode #247. 5-14-2000. Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) throughout series. Parody of anchors on television news. 172199 1990 Simpsons, The: Itchy & Scratchy & Marge C DVD -R HQ 7524 Episode #22. 12-20-1990 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Marge crusades against violence on TV cartoons. 172200 1997 Simpsons, The: Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show, The C DVD -R HQ 9976 Episode. 4-13-2008 Parody News. Springfield Shopper newspaper story. 172201 1992 Simpsons, The: Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie C DVD -R HQ 7286 Episode #65. 11-3-1992 Parody News. TV Anchor-Reporter Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer won't l et Bart see the new "Itchy & Scratchy" movie. 172202 1990 Simpsons, The: Itchy and Scratchy and Marge C Episode #22. 12-20-1990 Parody News. Marge's lone protest evolves into a culture renaissance for Springfield after cartoon violence affects her family. 172203 1998 Simpsons, The: Joy of Sect, The C DVD -R HQ 6678 Episode #191. 2-8-1998 Parody News. Leader of religious cult begins taking over various media outlets. Burns envies him so he tries to form his own cult. 172204 1990 Simpsons, The: Kent Brockman C First appearance “Krusty Gets Busted,” 4-29-1990 TV Anchor-Reporter Kenton “Kent” Brockman (Harry Shearer-Voice) hosts the KBBL-TV Channel 6 weekday news, Springfield News. Scott Christian is the weekend news anchor and Kent’s fill-in. Brockman also hosts Smartline, a local current affairs show and Eye on Springfield, which focuses on Springfield’s entertainment news. The 63-year-old TV Journalist has a daughter, Brittany, and a wife, the Stephanie Brockman, the Weather Lady. Brockman represents the worst of his profession. He is frequently judgmental, careerist to the point of absurdity, and more than willing to film and sensationalize a schmaltzy, emotion driven puff piece for the sake of a few extra ratings points. He has been seen throwing tantrums because he cannot find certain snack foods, and once blithely announced that the boom operator on his news program was being fired the next morning (for which he took a clout on the head from the angry soon-to-be-ex-employee). He seems to command excessive levels of power within Channel 6, even having a segment of the news program to air his own opinions on current issues called My Two Cents. Despite all of this, he has won a string of media awards, but is most proud of his unspecified trophy from Del Monte. He was also a war correspondent during the Vietnam War, the Soviet war in Afghanistan and the Gulf War (although, as he just says "Iraq", he could have been referring to the Iran-Iraq War). He also frequently uses botox, having a saggy face without it. Brockman has a preteen daughter and a preteen son, and has jealously mentioned his sister, who is a White House correspondent for CNN. Brockman owns a collie named Jessica, whom he had “fixed,” and drives a blue Mercedes-Benz S420. In "Dog of Death,” Brockman won the multi-million-dollar ($130 million) state lottery jackpot and left the news desk while still on the air. But, he remained a news anchor because he was under contract, though he also admitted that he likes making $500,000-a-year. He also has an ongoing feud with traffic reporter Arnie Pie, and has been shown to criticize Pie's reporting and also even chuckle when it was thought Pie had died in a helicopter accident. He mentioned to Pie that he made some smart investments when Arnie complained about the size of Brockman's house. He is also characterized by using news-speak in everyday language, for example, "This just in, go to hell!" In "Tennis the Menace,” it was revealed that his "wit" is provided by a microphone, earpiece and a communications team in a nearby van. He has been seen, more than once, stretching his face and removing wrinkles by clipping a clothes pin to the back of his head. In addition to his news career, Brockman writes a column for PC Magazine called "Making the Most of Your Modem." In "Homerazzi” Brockman is revealed to have a “thing” for bondage. Brockman's most famous phrase, repeated in various guises on internet message boards and within popular culture is “And I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords.” Another notable quote is "I've said it before and I'll say it again, democracy just doesn't work". In a flashback to the 1960s in the episode "Mother Simpson,” Brockman was known as Kenny Brockelstein early in his career and he can be seen wearing the Hebrew Chai symbol as a gold medallion around his neck in the episode “Dog of Death” suggesting Jewish" ancestry. He also references the Book of Revelation in the episode :Marge on the Lam” during an editorial in which he states women rebelling might lead to "anarchy of Biblical proportions" (he is promptly cut off by the station and replaced with a "Technical Difficulties" card depicting Brockman in a straitjacket). Revelation is in the New Testament, suggesting Brockman no longer observes Judaism. Additionally he appears as a member of the congregation in the church scene in the first few minutes of The Simpsons Movie. Brockman has been shown to have no problem with using bad or otherwise offensive language on air, and a few times he has been fired for doing so. In “Krusty Gets Kancelled,” Brockman was fired for muttering, "That oughta hold those SOBs,” after reporting on Gabbo using foul language while the cameras were on. In the newspaper headline following that scene, it read that Kent Brockman was fired, though he still remained a newscaster the next time he was shown. Conversely, on “Bart’s Inner Child,” Kent Brockman reports that because of Brad Goodman exploiting Bart's irreverent personality, people in Springfield are becoming more open with themselves, then says, "...and this reporter thinks it's about f[bleep]ing time!" and isn't fired for his remark. Brockman's penchant for using offensive language works against him in the 400th episode, “You Kent Always Say What You Want,” where, after Homer accidentally spills coffee on Brockman's crotch, he shouts, what Ned Flanders calls, a "super swear" that shocked everyone who watched it. Brockman was demoted to doing the weather due to the station paying a fine to the FCC, but was fired when the network executives deliberately mistook a ring of Splenda in Brockman's coffee for cocaine. Brockman was later given his job back to silence him (after doing an expose that was seen on YouTube uncovering the real reason the FCC is cracking down on obscenity in the media), with a 50% raise, making his new salary $750,000-a-year. Mr. Brockman is a TV News Anchorman. The Simpson family often watches him on the KBBL-TV network. He hosts the popular Channel 6 Weekday News in Springfield. He also hosts “Smartline,” a current affairs show, and “Eye on Springfield,” Springfield’s source to all the entertainment news. He likes to throw tantrums when he cannot find certain snack foods. He also likes to swear a lot while on the air and frequently uses Botox. Heroes: Hal Fishman, Jerry Dunphy. 172205 2000 Simpsons, The: Kill the Alligator and Run C DVD -R HQ 9667 Episode. 4-30-2000 Parody News. TV Interviewer. Homer gets caught up in spring break chaos while vacationing in Florida. 172206 1998 Simpsons, The: King of the Hill C DVD -R 1771 (Media Excerpt) Episode #201. 5-3-1998. Parody News. TV Sports Anchors on Fox TV. Homer accepts a mountain-climbing challenge. 172207 1990 Simpsons, The: Krusty Gets Busted C DVD -R HQ 2554 Episode #12. 4-29-1990 Parody News. Krusty the Clown arrested for crime. Parody of TV newscast and news magazines 172208 1993 Simpsons, The: Krusty Gets Kancelled C DVD -R HQ 2679. DVD -R HQ 1930 Episode #81. 5-13-1993 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Newspapers. Cancellation sends Krusty into a tailspin. 172209 1994 Simpsons, The: Lady Bouvier's Lover C DVD -R 1754 Episode #102. 5-12-1994. Parody News. Marge's mother falls for Homer's father, then is swept off her feet by Burns. 172210 2002 Simpsons, The: Large Marge C DVD -R HQ 3243. VHS 1317 Episode #295. 11-24-2002. Parody News. 172211 1993 Simpsons, The: Last Exit to Springfield C DVD -R HQ 2666 Episode #76. 3-11-1993 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Striking union elects Homer president. Media coverage 172212 1993 Simpsons, The: Last Temptation of Homer, The C DVD -R HQ 7547 Episode #90. 12-9-1993 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Parody News. Pretty new co-worker makes advances to Homer. 172213 1998 Simpsons, The: Last Temptation of Krusty, The C DVD -R HQ 9979 Episode #193. 2-22-1998 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman fills in for Krusty the clown when the clown bombs after Bart pleads with Jay Leno (Voice of Himself) to get Krusty on the comedy charity event. Reporter (Dan Castellaneta - Voice). Reporter (Marcia Wallace - Voice). Bart invites Krusty to stay with the family. Krusty calls a press conference to announce his retirement and he begins talking in a brutally honest way, which makes the reporters laugh. Feeling confident again, he decides to return to comedy and does his new stand-up routines at night clubs. Refuses to sell out like he did before and Springfield loves him. But when he agrees to do a sport-utility vehicle, he loses everyone's support. 172214 2002 Simpsons, The: Lastest Gun in the West, The C DVD -R 1679 Episode #281. 2-24-2002. Parody News. Newspapers. Magazines. Bart and Lisa befriend an old cowboy actor who yearns to reclaim his past fame. 172215 1991 Simpsons, The: Like Father, Like Clown C DVD -R HQ 7438 Episode #41. 10-23-1991 Parody News. Lisa and Bart try to reunite Krusty with his estranged father. 172216 1994 Simpsons, The: Lisa on Ice C DVD -R 1725 Episode #111. 11-13-1994. Parody News. TV Newsman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Media. Rivals of Bart's hockey team recruit "natural" Lisa. 172217 1992 Simpsons, The: Lisa the Beauty Queen C DVD -R HQ 7248 Episode #63. 10-15-1992 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Lisa wins a beauty contest by default. 172218 1992 Simpsons, The: Lisa The Greek T DVD -R HQ 9382 Episode. 1-23-1992 Parody News. News Media. Lisa’s ability to pick football winners thrills Homer. 172219 1996 Simpsons, The: Lisa the Iconoclast T DVD -R HQ 7757 Episode #144. 2-18-1996 Parody News. Lisa researches Springfield's founding father. 172220 1998 Simpsons, The: Lisa the Simpson C DVD -R HQ 9971 Episode. 3-8-1998 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Lisa fears she has a genetic predisposition to stupidity. 172221 1997 Simpsons, The: Lisa the Skeptic C DVD -R HQ 9584 Episode. 11-23-1997 Parody News. People think Lisa’s construction site find are the bones of an angel. 172222 2000 Simpsons, The: Lisa the Tree Hugger C DVD -R HQ 6714 Episode #252. 11-19-2000 Parody News. TV Anchor covers story of Lisa climbing a giant redwood tree to save it and subsequent destruction of tree by lightning. 172223 1995 Simpsons, The: Lisa the Vegetarian C DVD -R HQ 9399 Episode. 10-15-1995 Parody News. News Media. Lisa gives up meat on the eve of Homer’s big barbecue. 172224 1994 Simpsons, The: Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy C DVD -R HQ 7215 Episode #95. 2-17-1994 Parody News. Newspapers. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Lisa files a sexual discrimination suit against a doll manufacturer. 172225 1992 Simpsons, The: Lisa's First Word C DVD -R HQ 7323 Episode #69 12-3-1992 Parody News. While teaching Maggie to talk, the Simpsons reminisce about Lisa' first word. 172226 1997 Simpsons, The: Lisa's Sax C DVD -R HQ 9487 Episode #181. 10-19-1997. Parody News. Destruction of Lisa's saxophone prompts family reminiscence. 172227 1991 Simpsons, The: Lisa's Substitute C DVD -R HQ 7503 Episode #32. 4-25-1991 Parody News. School newspaper headlines. School Newspaper Photographer. Bart runs for class president. Lisa falls for a teacher. 172228 1995 Simpsons, The: Lisa's Wedding C DVD -R HQ 2040 Episode #122. 3-19-1995 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). 172229 2002 Simpsons, The: Little Girl in the Big Ten C DVD -R 1817 Episode #289. 5-12-2002. Parody Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Parody of anchors on TV news. Lisa befriends college girls who are unaware of her age. Bart must live in a bubble after being bitten by a Chinese mosquito. 172230 2007 Simpsons, The: Little Orphan Millie C DVD -R HQ 9246 Episode. 11-11-2007 Newspapers. The Daily Fourth Gradian Front Page headlines: “Mad About Milhouse 73%. Batty For Bart 27% with a graph illustrating those numbers. Milhouse starts to act like a man when he thinks his parents died at sea. Homer cannot remember the color of Marge’s eyes. Homer cannot remember the color of Marge’s eyes. 172231 2000 Simpsons, The: Mansion Family, The C DVD -R HQ 3090 Episode #238. 1-23-2000 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). 172232 1992 Simpsons, The: Marge Gets a Job C DVD -R HQ 2881 Episode #66. 11-5-1992 Parody Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Parody of anchors on TV news. 172233 1993 Simpsons, The: Marge in Chains C DVD -R HQ 9309 Episode. 5-6-1993 TV Anchorman Brockman (Harry Shearer). News Media. Marge is jailed for shoplifting 172234 2006 Simpsons, The: Marge on the Lam C DVD -R HQ 9342 Episode. 11-4-1993 TV Anchorman Brockman (Harry Shearer). News Media. Marge and a divorced neighbor take a wild car ride. 172235 1999 Simpsons, The: Marge Simpson in "Screaming Yellow Honkers" C DVD -R HQ 6031 Episode #218. 2-21-1999 Parody News. TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). 172236 2004 Simpsons, The: Marge vs. Singles, Seniors, Childless Couples and Teens and Gays C DVD -R 1668 Episode #321. 1-4-2004. Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Media. 172237 2005 Simpsons, The: Marge's Son Poisoning T DVD -R HQ 7286 Episode #361. 11-13-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Realizing that Marge is lonely, Bart decides to spend extra time with her, causing his classmates to call him a mama's boy. 172238 1998 Simpsons, The: Mayored to the Mob C DVD -R HQ 6612 Episode #212. 12-20-1998 Parody News. After saving Mayor Quimby's life, Homer becomes a target of mobster Fat Tony. 172239 2005 Simpsons, The: Midnight Rx C DVD -R HQ 7005 Episode #341. 1-16-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) covers the story of Homer, Grampa, Apu and Flanders traveling to Canada to buy prescription drugs. Brockman covers the story for "Smartline." 172240 2006 Simpsons, The: Million Dollar Abie C DVD -R HQ 7423 Episode #372. 4-2-2006 Parody News. Sports anchors. 172241 1997 Simpsons, The: Miracle on Evergreen Terrace C DVD -R HQ 3018 Episode #188. 12-21-1997 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) does a human interest story on Bart who lies when he says a burglar stole the family's Christmas tree and presents. He played with his new fire truck and burned everything down. When the town sees the Simpsons on television, they come by to give them money. Homer buys a car with the money and wrecks it. The next morning Bart reveals the truth to the family. When Kent Brockman comes by for a follow-up report his crew discovers the torched remains of the presents. When the town sees the news report, they treat the Simpson family as pariahs. Townspeople decide to make it even by picking their house bare and stealing everything. 172242 2000 Simpsons, The: Missionary: Impossible C DVD -R HQ 6717 Episode #241. 2-20-2000 Parody News. Homer is forced to become a missionary on a remote island after he pledges a large sum of money to PBS 172243 2006 Simpsons, The: Moe 'N' a Lisa C DVD -R HQ 7778 Episode #384. 11-19-2006 Parody News. Lisa helps Moe become a published poet, but when a literary conference features him, he takes all the credit for his success. 172244 2003 Simpsons, The: Moe Baby Blues C DVD -R HQ 6629 Episode #313. 5-18-2003 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). 172245 1999 Simpsons, The: Mom and Pop Art C DVD -R HQ 6692 Episode #222. 4-11-1999 Parody News. Homer sublimates his anger into a sculpture and wins praise from an art dealer 172246 2005 Simpsons, The: Mommie Beerest C DVD -R HQ 7045 Episode #342. 1-30-2005 Parody News. TV Reporter-Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Parody News. Homer refinances Moe's Tavern and Marge, to protect the investment, decides to take a hands-on role as Moe's partner. 172247 2006 Simpsons, The: Monkey Suit, The C DVD -R HQ 9692 Episode. 5-14-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Flanders pushes Mayor Quimby to appoint the Rev. Lovejoy as morality czar in charge of spreading the theory of creationism. Lisa is arrested. 172248 2003 Simpsons, The: Monty Can't Buy Me Love C DVD -R 1854 Episode #224. 5-2-1999. Parody News. Press. Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Mr. Burns goes to extremes to win popularity in Springfield. 172249 1995 Simpsons, The: Mother Simpson C DVD -R HQ 7323 Episode #136. 11-19-1995 Parody News. Newspaper: Springfield Shopper. Parody News. TV Male and Female Anchors. Homer's mother returns to Springfield. 172250 1991 Simpsons, The: Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington T DVD -R HQ 1927 Episode #37. 9-26-1991 Parody News. Lisa's essay wins the family a trip to Washington D.C. 172251 1992 Simpsons, The: Mr. Plow C DVD -R HQ 9234 Episode. 11-19-1992 TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearers). Homer buys a snow plow and goes into business. 172252 2003 Simpsons, The: Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington C DVD -R 1722 Episode #305. 3-9-2003. Parody News. Bart inspires Krusty to run for Congress. 172253 1996 Simpsons, The: Much Apu About Nothing C DVD -R HQ 9407 Episode. 5-5-1996 Parody News. News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Apu turns to Fat Tony for help when he faces deportation. 172254 2003 Simpsons, The: My Mother the Carjacker C DVD -R HQ 3314 Episode #315. 11-9-2003 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman's news program is called "Oops Patrol." Marge wants Home and the kids to watch a segment of the news program. She identified a headline containing reference to the mayor's "erection" as opposed to his election. For her effort she wins a t-shirt which makes her the envy of Springfield. Even Homer is jealous and he sets out to win his own -t-shirt. He tries to find his own funny headline. Instead finds a secret message to him contained in the first character of each row in a newspaper article about a giant pizza. 172255 1997 Simpsons, The: My Sister, My Sister C DVD -R HQ 9489 Episode. 3-2-1997 Parody News. News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) and “Eye on Springfield” opens the episode. Stories on a two-story outhouse, a comedy nurse, and “Move Over Baltimore,” the abandoned waterfront is going to be turned into a high-tech mall. Bart tests Lisa when she is left in charge as his baby sitter. 172256 1998 Simpsons, The: Natural Born Kissers C DVD -R 1778 Episode #203. 5-17-1998 Parody News. Homer and Marge add spice to their love life. Newspaper 172257 1991 Simpsons, The: Oh Brother, Where Are Thou? C DVD -R HQ 7438 Episode #28. 2-21-1991 Parody News. Homer discovers he has a long lost half-brother who happens to be the wealthy head of Powell Motors in Detroit, Michigan. 172258 1999 Simpsons, The: Old Man and the C Student, The C DVD -R HQ 9646 Episode. Parody News. TV Interviewer. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). 172259 1997 Simpsons, The: Old Man and the Lisa, The C DVD -R HQ 3000 Episode #174. 4-20-1997 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) on the TV newscast. Media. Lisa helps Mr. Burns rebuild his finances. Guest Bret "Hit Man" Bart. 172260 1991 Simpsons, The: Old Money C DVD -R HQ 9346 Episode. 3-28-1991 Parody News. TV Anchorman TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). News Media. Love interest leaves Grampa Simpson $106,000. 172261 2003 Simpsons, The: Old Yeller Belly C DVD -R HQ 9283.DVD -R 1695 Episode #310. 5-4-2003 Parody News. Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) asks Homer about his cat and any other pets he may have and Homer makes the bold statement that "I have no dog." Snowball the cat had saved Homer from his tree house fire. Passing photographer spots Bart's dog drinking beer from a can. Photo appears in the paper and the Brewery decides to replace its symbol with the dog. Family signs a contract and the new campaign is a hit. Family stands to make a lot of money. But Homer's interview with Brockman comes back to haunt him. No one believes he owns the dog. When a shark replaces the dog as a symbol, the family gets the dog back because the gravy train is over. 172262 1992 Simpsons, The: Otto Show, The T DVD -R HQ 1933. Episode #57. 4-23-1992 Parody News. Spinal Tap plays Springfield. 172263 2008 Simpsons, The: Papa Don’t Leech C DVD -R HQ 9978 Episode. 4-13-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). When Mayor Quimby realizes the city of Springfield has gone broke, Lisa goes through the town’s financial records and discovers millions in uncollected city taxes. Marge reluctantly allows a fugitive to stay with the family. 172264 2001 Simpsons, The: Parent Rap, The T DVD -R HQ 3381. DVD -R 1866 Episode #271. 11-11-2001 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Bart goes before a tough judge for stealing a police car. 172265 2006 Simpsons, The: Please Homer, Don’t Hammer ‘Em C DVD -R HQ 9239 Episode. 9-24-2006 TV Anchorman Kent Brockman wants a man to build his gazebo. So Homer fronts for Marge whose newfound talent in carpentry prompts her to go into business for herself. 172266 2001 Simpsons, The: Pokey Mom C DVD - R 1564 Episode #258. 1-14-2001. Parody News. 172267 2002 Simpsons, The: Poppa's Got a Brand New Badge C DVD -R HQ 6147 Episode #291. 5-22-2002 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). After Home causes a blackout sending Springfield citizens on a looting rampage, he dons a badge to restore order. 172268 2005 Simpsons, The: Pranksta Rap C DVD -R HQ 6512 Episode #344. 2-13-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). After Bart is caught sneaking out to go to a 50 Cent concert, he fakes his own kidnapping, hiding in Kirk Van Houten's bachelor pad. 172269 2003 Simpsons, The: Pray Anything T DVD -R HQ 4511 Episode #301. 2-9-2003 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) throughout series. Parody of anchors on television news. Jealous of Flanders, Homer prays to God for good things to happen. 172270 2003 Simpsons, The: President Wore Pearls, The C DVD -R HQ 3688. SVD 1464 Episode #316. 11-16-2003. Parody News. Documentarian Michael Moore (Voice of Himself). Lisa is student body president. Daily Fourth Guardian Press Photographer Millhouse wears "press" card in his hat. 172271 1995 Simpsons, The: PTA Disbands, The T DVD -R HQ 7609. Episode #124. 4-16-1995 Parody News. When the faculty strikes at Bart's school Marge becomes his teacher. 172272 1992 Simpsons, The: Radio Bart C DVD -R HQ 2643 Episode #48. 1-9-1992 Parody News. Bart uses a microphone for a practical joke. He drops a radio down a well and pretends to be "Timmy O'Toole" the boy who fell in and became trapped. Media takes over and starts a support effort. Bart falls into the well to retrieve the radio which has his name on it. When the town finds out Timmy doesn't exist, no one will dig Bart out except Homer and Sting (Voice of Himself). Parody Media. Story bumped off front page by a squirrel who resembles Abraham Lincoln. Media parody. 172273 1995 Simpsons, The: Radioactive Man C DVD -R HQ 7769 Episode #130. 9-24-1995 Parody News. TV Anchor-Reporter Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Millhouse and Bart vie for a role in a Hollywood film being made in Springfield. 172274 2006 Simpsons, The: Regarding Margie C DVD -R HQ 6847 Episode #376. 5-7-2006 Parody News. TV Anchor-Reporter Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) 172275 2003 Simpsons, The: Regina Monologues, The T DVD -R HQ 3367 Episode #317. 11-23-2003 Parody News. Prime Minister Tony Blair welcomes the Simpsons to England where they run into author J.K. Rowling and actor Ian McKellen. 172276 2007 Simpsons, The: Revenge Is a Dish Best Served Three Times C DVD -R HQ 9586 Episode. 1-28-2007 Parody News. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell parody. Newspapers. After their car breaks down, the family tells tales of revenge gone wrong, including a story of nerd revenge at Springfield Elementary. 172277 1993 Simpsons, The: Rosebud C DVD -R HQ 7547 Episode #85. 10-21-1993 Parody News. Newspaper reference to "Citizen Kane." Media. 172278 1995 Simpsons, The: Round Springfield T DVD -R HQ 7598 Episode #125. 4-30-1995 Parody News. When Lisa's friend dies, she seeks a way to honor the jazz-man. Newspaper stories and headlines. 172279 2005 Simpsons, The: See Homer Run C DVD -R HQ 9695 Episode. 11-20-2005 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer’s reaction to Lisa’s Father Day book causes her to develop a disappointment disorder. 172280 1992 Simpsons, The: Separate Vocations C DVD -R HQ 9382. SV 133 Episode #53. 2-27-1992 Parody News. Steve Allen (Voice of Himself). 172281 2005 Simpsons, The: Seven-Beer Snitch, The C DVD -R HQ 6908 Episode #340. 4-3-2005 Parody News. TV Reporter-Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) 172282 2004 Simpsons, The: She Used To Be My Girl C DVD -R HQ 2471 Episode #339. 12-5-2004 Parody News. Journalist Chloe Talbot (Kim Cattrall) of the Global News Network comes to Springfield to cover a scandal involving Mayor Quimby. Chloe Tablot comes from Springfield and she and Marge were journalism students together in high school. Chloe went on to fame and fortune and we all know what happened to Marge. Lisa becomes enamored with Chloe and Marge becomes jealous of loss of her daughter's attention. After a half a glass of wine Marge gets into a fight with Chloe. When Marge won't let her go with Chloe to news conference, Lisa sneaks out and into the trunk of Chloe's car. Everything might have gone according to plan if Chloe hadn't been diverted to cover the eruption of a volcano. Lisa and Chloe get into trouble and it takes a mother's love to affect Lisa's rescue whereas Chloe's rescue comes from an old high school boyfriend. Global TV is real. It's a television network in Canada where Kim Cattral grew up. Global is also the network that shows original Simpsons episodes in Canada. 172283 1994 Simpsons, The: Sideshow Bob Roberts C DVD -R HQ 2712 Episode #108. 10-9-1994 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Sideshow Bob, Springfield's new mayor, condemns the Simpson home. 172284 1995 Simpsons, The: Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming C DVD -R HQ 5509 Episode #137. 11-26-1995 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) offers news story about "dogs that were mistakenly issued major credit cards." Sideshow Bob hates television. As a prisoner, his fellow convicts including Rupert Murdoch watch it constantly. When Vanessa Redgrave gets her own tasteless sitcom on FOX, it is the last straw. He escapes, steals a bomb, hides out in a blimp and threatens to detonate a bomb unless town gives in to his only demand -- cease production of all TV shows. 172285 2004 Simpsons, The: Simple Simpson C DVD -R HQ 2840 Episode #332. 5-2-2004 Parody News. Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) on the TV newscast. Media. Homer confronts Springfield's evildoers in the form of his crime-fighting alter ego, the Pie Man. 172286 1990 Simpsons, The: Simpson and Delilah C DVD -R HQ 7153 Episode #15. 10-18-1990 Parody News. Co-worker threatens to reveal Homer's secret of success. 172287 2001 Simpsons, The: Simpson Safari C Episode #265. 4-1-2001 Parody News. Maggie eats a magazine and Marge takes her to the hospital. Homer does the food shopping, abuses a bag boy and the bag boys go on strike. 172288 1998 Simpsons, The: Simpson Tide C DVD -R 1755 (Media Excerpts) Episode #197. 3-29-1998. Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Parody of anchors on television news. Fired for trying to enlarge a doughnut in the reactor core, Homer joins the Naval Reserve. Brockman does report on Homer being a Communist. 172289 1998 Simpsons, The: Simpson Tide C DVD -R HQ 9972 Episode. 3-29-1998 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Fired for trying to enlarge a doughnut in the reactor core, Homer joins the Naval Reserve. 172290 1990 Simpsons, The: Simpson's Christmas Special, The: Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire. C DVD -R HQ 7382. SV 248 Episode #1 12-17-1989. Parody News. Homer seeks extra cash for his family's Christmas gifts. It's up to Homer to save Christmas when bonuses are cut at the nuclear power plant and Marge is forced to use the Christmas savings on an emergency. 172291 1997 Simpsons, The: Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase, The C DVD -R HQ 9947, 9948. Episode. 5-11-1997 Parody News. News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Troy McClure reviews three possible Simpson spinoffs. 172292 1998 Simpsons, The: Skinner's Sense of Snow C DVD -R HQ 3100 Episode #256. 12-17-2000 Parody Media. TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Radio Weatherman (Dan Castellaneta - Voice). 172293 2008 Simpsons, The: Smoke on the Daughter C DVD -R HQ 9992 Episode. 3-30-2008 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Lisa convinces Marge to pursue her childhood dream of becoming a ballerina by auditioning for a ballet academy. Homer shows Bart his secret room where he manufactures beef jerky. 172294 1990 Simpsons, The: Some Enchanted Evening C DVD -R 1567 Episode #13. 5-13-1990 Parody News. Bart and Lisa learn their sitter's secret: he's a crook. 172295 2003 Simpsons, The: Special Edna C DVD -R 1838 HQ Episode #298. 1-5-2003. Parody News. Press. Bart nominates Mrs. Krabappel for Teacher of the Year. 172296 1993 Simpsons, The: Springfield (Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling). (aka $pringfield). C DVD -R HQ 2137. DVD -1698 Episode #91. 12-16-1993 Parody News. Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) does a story on rising unemployment in Springfield. Town decides to legalize casino gambling to raise money. 172297 1995 Simpsons, The: Springfield Connection C DVD -R HQ 9408 Episode. 5-7-1995 Parody News. Magazines. After apprehending a criminal, Marge enrolls in the police academy. 172298 1997 Simpsons, The: Springfield Files, The C DVD -R HQ 9485 Episode. 1-12-1997 Parody News. News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Springfield Shopper Headline: “Human Blimp Sees Flying Saucer.” Parody of the X-Files. The FBI eyes Homer’s alien encounter. 172299 2007 Simpsons, The: Springfield Up C DVD -R HQ 9643 Episode. 2-18-2007 Parody News. Eccentric Documentary Filmmaker (Eric Idle) chronicles the growth and development of Springfield. Homer tries out odd jobs in search of success. 172300 1995 Simpsons, The: Springfield's Most Wanted T Special 9-17-1995. Parody Media. Host John Walsh from the Fox series, "America's Most Wanted." Theories and insights into who might have shot Montgomery Burns. 172301 2003 Simpsons, The: Star Is Born-Again, A C DVD - R HQ 6525 Episode #304. 3-2-2003 Parody News. Stories and headlines. Magazines. 172302 1995 Simpsons, The: Star is Burns, A C DVD -R HQ 9389 Episode. 3-5-1995 Parody News. TV Anchorman TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). News Media. To boost its image, Springfield holds a film festival. 172303 1995 Simpsons, The: Star is Burns, A C DVD -R HQ 11865 Episode. 3-5-1995 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). To boost its image, Springfield holds a film festival. Brockman hosts “Eye on Springfield” television program. Film Critics show up at the festival. 172304 2005 Simpsons, The: Star is Torn, A C DVD -R HQ 6964. DVD -R HQ 7598. Episode #353. 5-8-2005 Parody News. Lisa agrees to enter a Krusty-sponsored "Li'l Starmaker" competition and panics when another contestant Fantasia Barrino outperforms her. MTV Field Reporter. 172305 1991 Simpsons, The: Stark Raving Dad C DV D -R HQ 7382 Episode #36. 9-19-1991 Parody News. Homer's rest-home roommate thinks he is Michael Jackson. 172306 1992 Simpsons, The: Streetcar Named Marge, A T DVD -R HQ 9385 Episode. 10-1-1992 Parody News. News Media. Marge lands the lead in “Oh, Streetcar!” 172307 2003 Simpsons, The: Strong Arms of the Ma, The T DVD -R HQ 4511 Episode #300. 2-2-2003 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) throughout series. Parody of anchors on television news. Marge retreats to the basement to lift weights after she is mugged 172308 1999 Simpsons, The: Sunday, Cruddy Sunday C DVD -R HQ 10003. DVD -R 1792 (Media Excerpts) Episode #215. 1-31-1999. Parody News. Rupert Murdock. Super Bowl Sports Commentators: John Madden and Pat Summerall. Sports reporters at Super Bowl. Homer in waiting room reading magazine, "Trout Fever." 172309 1994 Simpsons, The: Sweet Seymour Skinner’s Baadasssss Song C DVD -R HQ 9295 Episode. 4-28-1994\ TV Anchorman Brockman (Harry Shearer). News Media. Bart’s pranks get Principal Skinner fired. Flanders is the replacement. 172310 2002 Simpsons, The: Sweetest Apu, The C DVD -R 1817 Episode #288. 5-5-2002. Parody Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Parody of anchors on television news. Newspapers Homer catches Apu cheating on his wife in the Kwik-E-Mart. 172311 2002 Simpsons, The: Sweets and Sour Marge T DVD -R HQ 3207 Episode #277. 1-20-2002 Parody Media. TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) and the news media. 172312 2000 Simpsons, The: Tale of Two Springfields, A C DVD -R 1801 Episode #250. 11-5-2000 Parody News. Sportscasters. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). 172313 2000 Simpsons, The: Tale of Two Springfields, A C DVD -R HQ 9713 Episode. 11-5-2000 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer tries to split the town when Springfield adds a second area code. 172314 1996 Simpsons, The: Team Homer C DVD -R HQ 7691 Episode #140. 1-7-1996. Parody Magazines. Homer and friend read Mad Magazine's Special Edition and explore its contents. Magazine Rack. Homer forms his own bowling league. Bart starts a riot at school. 172315 1990 Simpsons, The: Telltale Head, The C DVD -R HQ 7151 Episode #8. 2-25-1990 Parody News. Bart pulls a stunt that shocks the entire town. Bart cuts off the head of a town statue . Whole town is remorseful of the event he confesses his guilt. Homer and Bart try to put the head back on. 172316 2001 Simpsons, The: Tennis the Menace T DVD -R HQ 4420 Episode #260. 2-11-2001 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) throughout series. Parody of anchors on television news. News Director (Dan Castellaneta). 172317 2005 Simpsons, The: Thank God, It's Doomsday T DVD -R HQ 6525. Episode #354. 5-8-2005 Parody Media. TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) covers the story of Homer begins to study the Rapture and believes he knows when the end times will come so he begins warning others in an attempt to secure his place in heaven. 172318 2008 Simpsons, The: That ‘90s Show C DVD -R HQ 9584 Episode. 1-27-2008 Parody News. Music News. When Bart and Lisa unearth Marge’s diploma from Springfield University, Marge reminisces about her college days, when she dated a pretentious professor and Homer became a grunge music star. 172319 2005 Simpsons, The: There's Something About Marrying C DVD -R HQ 6881 Episode #345. 2-20-2005 Parody News. The Soft News Network. Homer tries to cash in on Springfield's new law allowing same sex marriages by becoming an ordained minister via the Internet. 172320 1999 Simpsons, The: They Saved Lisa's Brain C DVD -R HQ 6717 Episode #225. 5-9-1999 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer - voice). Radio Live KBBL Announcer (Harry Shearer - voice). Photographer (Tress MacNeille - voice). Newspapers. 172321 1998 Simpsons, The: This Little Wiggy C DVD -R HQ 9548 Episode. 3-22-1998 Parody News. News Media. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Bart must befriend Ralph, leading to an adventure through Springfield. 172322 1998 Simpsons, The: Thrash of the Titans C DVD -R HQ 9531 Episode. 4-26-1998 Parody News. News Media. Springfield Shopper headlines Homer’s victory for sanitation commissioner. His campaign disrupts a U2 concert. 172323 2003 Simpsons, The: Today I Am a Clown T DVD -R HQ 3367 Episode #319. 12-7-2003 Parody News. After Krusty admits he never had a bar mitzvah, he hires Homer to fill in as guest host on his show during the ceremony. 172324 1998 Simpsons, The: Trash of the Titans C DVD -R HQ 9978 Episode. 4-26-1998 Parody News. Springfield Shopper newspaper story on Homer winning the election. He won’t buy the paper because it costs 50 cents. 172325 1991 Simpsons, The: Treehouse of Horror II C DVD -R HQ 2278. Episode #42. 10-31-1991 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Excess of Halloween candy gives Bart, Lisa and Home nightmares. 172326 1992 Simpsons, The: Treehouse of Horror III C DVD -R HQ 9189 Episode. 10-19-1992 News Media. Photographers upset Homer who is a giant on an island (parody of King Kong movie). Doll comes alive. Bart entrances the town. 172327 2006 Simpsons, The: Treehouse of Horror IV C DVD -R HQ 7178 Episode #86. 10-28-1993 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Three vignettes have Halloween themes. 172328 1998 Simpsons, The: Treehouse of Horror IX C DVD -R HQ 9145 Episode. 10-29-1998 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Dead convict controls Homer. Homer and Marge are on “Jerry Springer.” Kids meet Itchy and Scratchy. 172329 1995 Simpsons, The: Treehouse of Horror VI C DVD -R 1754 Episode #134. 10-29-1995. Parody News. Parodies of '50s monster movies, "Nightmare on Elm Street" and "The Twilight Zone." 172330 1996 Simpsons, The: Treehouse of Horror VII C Episode. 10-27-1996 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Bart has a demented twin. Lisa creates her own universe. Aliens kidnap politicos. 172331 1997 Simpsons, The: Treehouse of Horror VIII C DVD -R HQ 7215 Episode #182 10-26-1997 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer battles mutants. Bart morphs with a fly. History of Halloween. 172332 2006 Simpsons, The: Treehouse of Horror X C DVD -R HQ 7178 Episode #230. 10-31-1999 Parody News. Homer causes catastrophe at the nuclear plant. Bart and Lisa X-ray the Halloween candy. The family murders Ned Flanders. 172333 2000 Simpsons, The: Treehouse of Horror XI C DVD -R HQ 7179 Episode #249. 11-1-2000 Parody News. Homer must earn a place in Heaven. Dolphins take over Springfield. Fairy tales get scary. 172334 2002 Simpsons, The: Treehouse of Horror XIII C DVD -R HQ 7201. Episode #292. 11-3-2002 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). News Media 172335 2004 Simpsons, The: Treehouse of Horror XV C DVD -R HQ 7223 Episode #336. 11-7-2004 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Ned gains the power to foretell people's deaths. Maggie is shrunk, then swallowed by Mr. Burns. In Victorian London, Detective Eliza Simpson and her sidekick, Dr. Bartley, pursue the Muttonchop murder. 172336 2005 Simpsons, The: Treehouse of Horror XVI C DVD -R HQ 7223 Episode #360. 11-6-2005. Parody Media. TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). 172337 2006 Simpsons, The: Treehouse of Horror XVII C DVD -R HQ 9233 Episode. 11-5-2006 News Media cover Homer who turns into a rampaging blob after eating green goo. TV Anchor-Reporter Kent Brockman (Harry Shearers). Bart brings to life Golem, a creature from Jewish folklore. Fake radio-broadcast convinces Springfield residents that there is an alien invasion (satire on Orson Welles’ Mars Invasion 1939 broadcast). 172338 2007 Simpsons, The: Treehouse of Horror XVIII C DVD -R HQ 9233 Episode. 11-4-2007 TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearers) is honored by Springfield Tuxedo Owners. Homer shoots him by mistake. 172339 2001 Simpsons, The: Trilogy of Error C DVD -R HQ 2652 Episode #266. 4-29-2001 Parody News. TV Anchor-Reporter Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Three different stories converge on one eventful morning. Newspapers. 172340 1998 Simpsons, The: Trouble With Trillions, The C DVD -R 1772 Episode #198, 4-5-1998. Parody News. Audited Homer agrees to help the IRS recover a trillion dollars from Mr. Burns. Newspaper headlines. 172341 1996 Simpsons, The: Two Bad Neighbors C DVD -R HQ 7731. Episode #141. 1-14-1996 Parody News. Magazines. President Bush buys a house across the street from the Simpsons. 172342 1990 Simpsons, The: Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish C DVD -R HQ 8632 Episode. 11-1-1990 Parody News. News Media covers the gubertorial race. Investigative Reporter Dave Shutton sees Bart and Lisa fishing in a small lake. Bart catches a fish with three eyes. Shutton sees the nuclear power plant waste runoff flowing into the lake. The next day he writes an investigative story for the newspaper questioning whether the power plant had anything to do with fish mutation. Springfield Shoppere Daily News Headlines: "Mutation Caught At Ol' Fishin' Hole" "Is Power Plant Responsible?" "Boy Was Using Five Pound Test and Ordinary Worms" "Sister Was Just There for the Tranquaility." Picture of Bart and Three-Eyed Fish. More headliknes follow including one with the governor calling for an investigation of the power plant. Mr. Burns decides to run for governor so he can declare what is legal and safe regarding the nuclear power plant. He hires a political consultant and a crack team of public relations people to create a new image. Press Conferences. Burns starts winning. At the Simpsons' dinner table, Marge serves Burns the three-eyed fish and he spits it out in front of news media coverage. Quickly the fish is all over the news, Burns' numbers plummet and the election is lost. 172343 1995 Simpsons, The: Two Dozen and One Greyhounds C DVD -R HQ 7635 Episode #123. 4-9-1995 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) has a new studio with an audience outside the glass behind him as he reads the news. Mr. Burns steals a litter of puppies, with plans to make a Greyhound-skin tuxedo. 172344 1999 Simpsons, The: Viva Ned Flanders C DVD -R HQ 6621 Episode #213. 1-10-1999 Parody News. TV Reporter-Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). News Media. Dispirited Ned Flanders takes Homer's advice and goes to Las Vegas. 172345 2004 Simpsons, The: Wandering Juvie T DVD -R HQ 3243 Episode #329. 3-28-2004 Parody Media. TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Judge Ham sends Bart to juvenile detention, where he meets a tough girl who helps him devise an escape plan. 172346 1991 Simpsons, The: Way We Was, The C DVD -R HQ 7381 Episode #25. 1-31-1991 Parody News. Parody of Siskel and Ebert film criticism TV program. 172347 1993 Simpsons, The: Whacking Day C DVD -R HQ 7401 Episode #79. 4-29-1993 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Bart is expelled. Lisa protests Springfield's annual snake-bashing day. 172348 1991 Simpsons, The: When Flanders Failed C DVD -R HQ 7381 Episode #38. 10-3-1991 Parody News. Homer feels guilty about Flanders' failing business. 172349 1995 Simpsons, The: Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Parts 1 and 2) C DVD -R HQ 7642. DVD -R HQ 9971 Episodes #128. 5-21-1995. 9-17-1995. Parody News. TV Anchor-Reporter Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Chief Wiggums conducts manhunt to find Mr. Burns' assailant. 172350 1999 Simpsons, The: Wild Barts Can't Be Broken C DVD -R HQ 6629 Episode #214. 1-17-1999 Parody News. Sportscaster. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). 172351 1998 Simpsons, The: Wizard of Evergreen Terrace, The C DVD -R 1778 Episode #205. 9-20-1998 Parody News. TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer). Homer tries to invent a gadget to rival those of Thomas Edison. 172352 2001 Simpsons, The: Worst Episode Ever C DVD -R HQ 9907 Episode #259. 2-4-2001 Parody News. Cameraman (Harry Shearer - Voice). Bart and Milhouse are left in charge of the comic book store after Comic Book Guy is hospitalized. 172353 2007 Simpsons, The: You Kent Always Say What You Want C DVD - R HQ 8557 Episode #400. 5-20-2007. 400th Episode. Parody Media. TV Anchorman Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) of Channel 6 News says a profanity on the air when Homer spills hot coffee on his lap and all hell breaks loose. The FCC fines the station $10 million for Brockman's profanity. A gleeful TV News Anchor Arnie Pyle, Brockman's replacement on Channel 6, reports the news against Brockman. Ned wages an anti-indecency campaign against Brockman. The anchorman stays at Homer's house, his career ruined. Homer calls Kent Brockman part of the liberal media. Marge says, "You have to excuse him. He's been watching Fox News." Fox News Commentary. Kent Brockman and Lisa team up for Webcast News. Brockman channels Edward R. Murrow complete with cigarette from "Good Night, Good Luck," and is a big success. He's hired back by Channel 6 News because of his new popularity. 172354 2003 Sims Superstar, The G Sims Deluxe Edition, The add-on Tabloids. "See your name in lights and the rest of your in the tabloids." 172355 2007 Sin City Diaries: Good Enough To Eat T Episode #10. 8-3-2007 Food Critic (Kelly Herrin). TV Host (Debora Meier). Sin City Diaries follows concierge expert Angelica. From her high-rise office overlooking the Strip, Casino Owners rely heavily upon her to make their high rollers happy. She helps clients live out their deepest fantasies in this playground and paradise we all know and love as Sin City. 172356 1994 Sin compasion MF Journalist (Monica Dominguez). Photographer (Oscar Orellana). 172357 2000 Sin dejar huella MF News Media. TV Reporter (Blanca Martinez). Radio Reporter (Rafael Pineda Rape). 172358 2001 Sin fronteras DF Series 2001-2006 TV Anchor (Ana Patricia Candiani). 172359 1965 Sin Magazine M AFI-Magazines-Periodicals/Photographers Magazine 172360 1999 Sin nombre, Los (aka The Nameless) MF Spain Editor Claudia Horts de Gifford (Emma Vilarasau) watches in horror as her missing six-year-old daughter is found completely mutilated in a well by the police in Spain. She is only recognized by her bracelet and her shorter leg. Five years later, Claudia, divorced and addicted to tranquilizers, receives a short phone contact from her daughter. A former detective and Reporter Quiroga (Tristan Ulloa) who works for a magazine specializing in the occult and is an expect in the supernatural, help her find the existence of a diabolic sadistic sect called “Los Sin Nombre” that sacrifices children. 172361 1913 Sin of Eve, The N Edginton, May (Bailey, May) Newspaper Owner woos Ellen Flamartin, brave, adventurous. She won't marry the millionaire newspaper owner until wrongs against women are righted. 172362 1931 Sin of Madelon Claudet, The M Photographer M. Novella (Charles Winninger) 172363 1961 Sin of Mona Kent, The M AFI-Columnists/Pub./Photographer/TV Person. Columnist 172364 1995 Sin remitente MF Newspaper Editor-in-Chief (Juan Carlos Colombo). 172365 2002 Sin retorno MF Female Journalist 172366 1930 Sin Takes a Holiday M Photographer (Leo White). 172367 1942 Sin Town M Darling, W. Scott, Gerald Geraghty (Screenplay). Richard Brooks (Dialogue) Ness Book Editor Laura Kiry (Anne Gwynne) becomes editor of a 1910 boom town paper when her father is killed. She clashes with a con man who has come to the community with a partner. Con man takes over town's gambling operation after saving the man who killed the editor's father from lynching. Also gets his pal Judge Eustace Vale (Andy Devine) to buy half interest in the paper when the editor starts a campaign against him. Killer tries to bankrupt a businessman by blowing up an oil well he owns, but the explosion sets off a gusher. After the murderer is killed during a fight in a saloon, the con men decide to leave town. 172368 2000 Sin: The Movie C Reporter (Matt Kelley - Voice). 172369 1995 Sinais de Fogo MF Portugal News Voice (Joao Canedo - Voice). 172370 1983 Sinat na Maria MF Journalist (Kiril Variyski) 172371 1992 Sinatra MT L News Media. Reporter (Robert Neches). Reporter #1 (Jeff Silverman). 172372 1998 Since You've Been Gone MT Photographer (Jerry Springer). 172373 1986 Sine Qua Nun NM Quill, Monica TV Talk Show Host, wheelchair-bound Basil Murphy is insulted by anonymous writer whose porn novels vilify thinly disguised versions of public figures. That makes the TV personality a suspect when writer is later strangled. Murphy is then killed in the same way. 172374 2005 Sinfin MF TV Newscaster (Concha Garcia Campoy). 172375 2002 Sinful Desires M Adult News Media. Reporters (Madison Charap, Swati Davidson). 172376 1934 Sing and Like It M DVD -R HQ 6323, 6324 Theater Critic, Mr. Abercrombie Hancock (Richard Carle). Critics give young critic (Sheldon Jett) some advice: "Whenever a show opens, don't watch the stage. Watch Hancock. If he laughs or applauds, praise the show. If he doesn't, then pan it." Hancock to young critic: "Always remember this, if you aspire to be a great critic. If ever you have anything good to say about an actor or a playwright, never say it until he's dead. Because you cannot possibly do any good for a corpse." Other critic on Hancock: "What a great mind. I don't know what we'll do when he passes on." Gangster puts gun to critic in audience to make sure he laughs at show. He asks the gangster if something is funny. Gangster says, "What do you think?" …the critic laughs uproariously, scared to death. When the critic laughs (at terrible jokes) the audience thinks the play must be funny because the top critic is laughing and they laugh finding the show droll and clever instead of the terrible show it is. The critic is told to applaud after a terrible musical number, so he stands up and cheers, "Bravo." Audience member says, "It must be a hit. Hancock loves it," and the audience applauds long and hard. Critic easily moulds public opinion. 172377 1958 Sing Boy Sing M Reporter-Photographer (Tom Greenway) 172378 1961 Sing Out Sweet Homicide NM OWN - P Roeburt, John Reporter Scott Norris, special assignment reporter. Also a crew-cut cub reporter, Chris Higby and Broadway columnist Pat Garrison. 172379 1934 Sing Sing Nights M VHS 932. DVD. Keeler, Harry Stephen (Novel). Marion Orth (Screenplay). Charles Logue (Additional Dialogue) Correspondent Howard Trude (Hardie Albright) for the New York Press in Washington D.C. is a suspect in the murder of a former war correspondent Conway Tearle (Floyd Cooper) Newspaper reporter Sergei Krenitz (George Baxter) and friends set out on the trail of a murderer in this futuristic film 172380 2009 Sing Them Home N Kallos, Stephanie TV Weatherman Gaelen, is a promiscuous son of a woman who two decades ago was carried away in a tornado in Emyln Springs, Nebraska. Now a bolt of lightning kills her widower. Gaelen joins his grown brothers and sisters in a reunion to mourn their deaths. Larken is an academic with a fear of flying. Sister Bonnie combs the land for detritus displaced by storms. Their stories are woven together. 172381 1945 Sing Your Way Home M DVD -R HQ 6239, 6240. SV 84. 66 (Incomplete) Joseph, Edmund, Bart Lytton (Story). William Bowers (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent Steve (Jack Haley) for the New York Chronicle stationed in Paris. Wrote book, "My Views of the War." Egotistical journalist turns conflict into lucrative venture with publication of book, lecture tour, radio appearances and movie deal. Says he has biggest story of war. Editor conspires for him to escort young entertainers to U.S. Discovers teenage girl stowing away who says her father is a newspaperman and "also a heel." Helps transmit news stories using romance code. Youthful performers arrange romance between correspondent and woman. She finds one of coded messages, assumes it's love letter from someone else. Adds a line. When decoded in New York indicates reporter convinced governments to adopt his peace plan. Paper runs story. Reporter arrives, questioned by State Department along with editor and publisher of the paper. Truth comes out. Tries to buy his book. Clerk tells him greatest example of egomania he has ever read. Tells Steve to buy Ernie Pyle's book. "Scratch a newspaperman and you find a human being sometimes." "With him it'd have to be an excavation." Correspondent good at getting scoops and knows it. Reporter (Robert Clarke). Reporter in Paris (Lawrence Tierney). 172382 1942 Sing Your Worries Away M DVD -R HQ 5173, 5175. Newsboy. Film ends with newsboy shouting "Extra. Extra." He has a copy of a newspaper with the headline, "Florida Storm Hits Hollywood." Newspaper is latest edition, The Storm Dispatch. 172383 1936 Sing, Baby, Sing M Sperling, Milton and Jack Yellen (Story). Sperling, Yellen and Harry Tugend (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter for the New York Morning Graphic Ted Blake (Michael Whalen), a specialist in breach of promise cases, is sent to get a story on a drunken actor who is dying in a hospital calling for his lost love. Whalen and his photographer sidekick climb the fire escape to snap a picture of the coup in the hospital room. Editor (Selmer Jackson). Announcer (Carroll Nye). Film drawn from relationship of John Barrymore and a college student. 172384 1958 Sing, Boy, Sing M Reporter-Photographer (Tom Greenway) 172385 1947 Singapore M DVD -R HQ 1911. (Media Excerpts) Reporter Freddy from Singapore Express reports from hospital on the phone about a woman in an accident with her missing husband. Speaks to Gene on rewrite. Broadcaster (Arthur Gould Porter). "There outta be a law against printing stuff like that" is comment after reading article in Singapore Express. Opening shot is of newspaper. 172386 1991 Singapore Transfer NM OWN - P Warga, Wayne Former Journalist Jeffrey Dean, rare book dealer, ex-journalist, and CIA courier 172387 1941 Singapore Woman M DVD -R HQ 3732, 3734. Reporter Eddie, the Reporter (Charles Irwin) 172388 2007 Singer, The N Unsworth, Cathi Journalist Eddie Bracknell wants to find out what happened to the punk band Blood Truth -- it had it all: critical acclaim, adoring fans, and a promising career. That is, until bad boy lead singer Vincent Smith disappeared, his girlfriend was found dead, and the band fell apart. Vincent has not been seen since. That was in 1981. Twenty years later, Bracknell is on the scent. He’s got a book contract and a looming deadline. Now all he needs to do is figure out what happened to Vincent. He has the deal to write a bio of Vince, but ferreting out the truth about the rocker’s mad love for his girlfriend and his iconic group. The investigation becomes a fierce trip down a memory lane mosh pit squirming with vipers, liars and tricksters. The shocking scoop on what really happened between the doomed couple finds Eddie discovering that raising the dead can come with a hefty price tag. 172389 1952 Singin' in the Rain M DVD -R HQ 3655-3656. Gossip Columnist Louella Parsons-type commentator greets celebrated guests at 1927 film premiere. Commentator gets main character to tell his story; Variety headlines 172390 1936 Singing Kid, The M News Announcer (Sam Hayes) 172391 1966 Singing Nun, The M DVD -R HQ 5571, 5572. VHS 1275 AFI-Television/Sullivan Columnist Ed Sullivan as himself 172392 2003 Singing the Dogstar Blues N Goodman, Alison Newscaster's 17-year-old daughter conceived by a sperm donor terms up with a hermaphrodite from the planet Choria in a time travel adventure in future Australia. Her mother is a news presenter and a virtual reality star who communicates with her daughter through a secretary. The daughter has a strained relationship with her mother. She finds out who her father is through underground cyber spies called Spyders. 172393 1917 Single Code, The M AFI-Editors/Magazines Editor 172394 2007 Single File, The NR McKeever, Kate Columnist Caroline “Caro” Paul is tired of being judged for her cool beauty by the men who covet it. They prefer parading her around as arm-candy instead of taking the time to learn about the real Caro. Some have even lied to get close to her -- something she abhors. When she takes over writing “The Single Life” column for the Atlanta Globe, she is looking forward to casual dates and finding Mr. Maybe, but she harbors no romantic illusions. When her car breaks down on assignment, Caro finds the nearest garage to get it fixed, never expecting to feel chemistry with the hunky mechanic who runs the place. She's attracted to Gus Hill's rugged good looks and down-to-earth attitude. To repay him for his help, and because she thinks it could be fun, Caro invites him along on some of her newspaper assignments, including working on a house for charity, a white water rafting trip, and a society gala. Gus thinks Caroline is beautiful, but he's wary of romantic entanglements. When women learn he owns a chain of twenty auto body shops in the south, they become more interested in his money than in him. Can Caro and Gus find the trust they both need to make this romance last? 172395 1995 Single Guy, The: T VHS 385 Episode News Media 172396 2005 Single Life, The NR McKeever, Kate Reporter Delaney Morgan with the Atlanta Globe is not happy. She has spent her days deep in obituaries biding her time until the opportunity to make her name arrives. Now her editor has designated her the guinea pig for a new column, Single in the City. At least she'll get a byline from it. The down side is she'll have to work with Grant Stone who is ready to quit the Globe. He wants hard hitting journalism. Instead he gets to baby sit Morgan while she goes out on dates. And not just any date. New age dating. She has to go online, speed date and get matched by a computer. And he has to follow her and report on the "experience." Well, he figures he'll give it a couple of months, then he's out of there. When Delaney and Grant play dueling articles sparks fly, at first from irritation then from attraction. Delaney spends more time thinking of Grant than her column. Grant finds it strangely frustrating watching other men flirt with Laney. If he leaves before the end of the assignment, it means the end of Laney's chance to move up in the newspaper. Worse, it means the end of their budding relationship. 172397 2006 Single Life, The NR Wood, Liz Harlequin Next Series #39. Sex Columnist Lauren Witt is Chicago's newest hot 30-something making a splash Carrie Bradshaw-style with her sex column in the Chicago Gazette that has singles in the city craving more. Lauren Gard is the 50-something writer once loved by the literati dealing with an empty nest, a new life alone and a tangle of leaky pipes. It turns out they are one and the same. So when readers clamor to see Wilt in the flesh, Gard and her friends must do some fancy sleight of hand to keep the newspaper from finding out the truth. 172398 2001 Single Obsession N Ekin, Des Investigative Journalist is well-known and forced to put his career on the liner and his future in doubt. A top politician stands accused of multiple murder. A psychiatrist is threatened and the life of her small son is in danger. And all three situations are linked in complex and mysterious ways. 172399 1968 Single Room Furnished M Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell. Lengthy introduction by Winchell 172400 2008 Single Shot Classic: Do You Believe in Magic NR Zachary, Drew Gay Entertainment Critic Craig Boston showed up to watch Illusionist Theo Charm who was just having a really bad night, and it wasn’t even Charm’s fault. So he figures he doesn’t deserve the terrible review Craig gives him. When he marches into Craig’s office to give the man a piece of his mind, and the chance to see another show, he doesn’t expect the critic to be drop dead gorgeous or to be someone he wants to get to know better. Can Theo make Craig believe in a little magic between them? 172401 1992 Single White Female M DVD -R HQ 8183, 8184 TV Reporter (Kim Sykes). News Vendor (Jerry Mayer). 172402 2005 Single White Female 2: Psycho, The M DVD -R HQ 9178, 9179 Reporter (Meggan Kimberley). Assistant Reporter (Bettina Adger). Young woman develops a dangerous, obsessive friendship with her new roommate and plots to murder all those whom have done her new friend wrong. 172403 2003 Single Wife N Solomon, Nina Journalist husband Laz's occasional disappearances doesn't bother Manhattanite wife because he is a prize-winning journalist who works hard and keeps late hours. But this time he walks out and doesn't return. She conceals this from everyone with an elaborate lie that Laz has never left. She leaves the dishes in the sink and the toilet seat up. She eventually realizes that she has been living Laz's life, not hers and makes the necessary adjustments. 172404 2008 Single Woman, A M News Media. Reporter (Cameron Crain). Jewish Reporter (Judd Nelson). Reporter Maury Maverick, 1917 (Peter Coyote). 1917 Reporter (Cameron Crain - Voice). World War I Reporter (Andy Hirsch). Anchorman in the 1970s (Cameron Crain). Lively portrait of the first American woman elected to Congress, a suffragist, peace activist and reformer, from her childhood in 1880’s Montana to her last TV interview in 1972. 172405 1995 Singled Out: Novel of Suspense, A N Simon, Brett TV Producer Laura Fisher of London has a hard time with intimacy. Her father sexually abused her and beat her brother and was imprisoned for strangling their mother to death. Fisher wants to get pregnant and raise a healthy child. She picks out a stranger in a hotel bar, seduces him, then scares him off with a pistol. Twenty years later, she and her son are living together in Bristol. When he is accused of assaulting his girlfriend and then murdering her, Fisher must confront her gruesome family legacy. 172406 1989 Singles MT West Germany Journalist (Nikola Kress). 172407 1992 Singles M Interviewer. Club Interviewer (Cameron Crowe). Magazine Stand Clerk (Art Cahn). 172408 1967 Singles, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter 172409 1997 Singleton's Law N Hill, Reginald Journalist Whitney Singleton is hired to produce counter-revolutionary propaganda against English football club managers. Expatriate journalist. 172410 1933 Sininen varjo MF Radio News Announcer (Markus Rautio). 172411 1961 Sinister Urge, The M Magazine. Pornographic. 172412 1923 Sinner or Saint M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 172413 1937 Sinner Take All M DVD -R HQ 4161, 4162 Chambers, Whitman (Novel - Murder for a Wanton). Leonard Lee, Walter Wise (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jane Mills (Dorothy Kilgallen), sob sister, Globe News Service. Ernie Hines (Bruce Porter), crime reporter for The Star. Editor MacKelvey "Mac" (Stanley Ridges) wants Ernie to cover story for his paper but the former reporter refuses. Editor Mac is the killer. Reporter (Lester Dorr). Reporter (Tony Healy). Reporter (Charles King). Reporter (Ralph McCullough). Reporter (Paddy O'Flynn). Editor says the story is so complicated he can't even tell it "in the first paragraph." Kills because he needs money to get the woman he loves. Compliments his former reporter for figuring it out -- "I trained you well." "If I never get to be a lawyer, at least I'm a goddarn good reporter. It's the Chronicle. Holy Smokes, I called the wrong paper." End of the film. Variety, 2/10/37: Cabot: "Not the usual fresh reporter, but a confident sort of chap who knows his way about. Best stage reporter in some time." 172414 2002 Sinner’s Paradise N Lettieri, Scott Radio News Reporter Martin Fante walks into a lesbian bar in the seediest part of San Francisco desperately looking for his aloof yet alluring girlfriend. But something much deeper drives Martin, a secret that begins to surface as he cares for his dying mother. Martin’s torment, for years buried beneath a string of sexual liaisons, an irreverent lifestyle and a career as a radio news reporter, can no longer be ignored. As his mother’s health and his relationship with his girlfriend degenerate, that dark secret threatens to bury Martin instead. 172415 1955 Sinners and Shrouds NM OWN - H Latimer, Jonathan Alcoholic Journalist 172416 1938 Sinners in Paradise M Reporter (Lynton Brent). Reporter (Jack Gardner). Reporter (Donald Kerr). Photographer (Harry Harvey). Photographer (Robert Spencer). 172417 1989 Sins MT Publisher Helene (Joan Collins) expands her empire with a new publication in New York, rekindles a love affair and assembles allies to save her publishing empire. 172418 1984 Sins of Omission N Flynt, Candace News Media 172419 1996 Sins of Silence MT DVD -R HQ 8878, 8879 Anchorwoman (Deborah Burgess) 172420 1997 Sins of the Mother N Saban, Cheryl Magazine Editor Alison Young has a great life -- teenage daughter, happy marriage with advertising executive, a successful career. But nearly 20 years ago, the 18-year-old Alison was brutally raped and had a child as a result. Her fairy-tale existence shatters when the man who attacked her comes back into her life after being in prison for 18 yeas. He now returns to claim his woman and his daughter. Posing as a music executive, he lays a clever plan to snare the daughter, a promising young singer. Young has kept her secret locked tight and she doesn't know where to turn for help. Complicating matters is her daughter has hired a private investigator to look into her mother's past because she is obsessed with finding out about her father. 172421 2003 Sins of Two Fathers N Hamill, Denis Columnist Hank Tobin of the New York Examiner, a Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper and novelist, lives the high life in Manhattan, but is having some problems. His wife has left him, accusing him of having an affair, which he denied (but who believes him?) Somebody who calls himself LL is offering Tobin anonymous tips on hot stories (could LL be Hank’s own son, Henry Jr., a 22-year-old rival columnist?) And, when Hank digs into the fire-bombing of a Brooklyn mosque, he begins to suspect that the mysterious LL is behind it, and that it’s all part of a twisted plot to get revenge on Hank (but for what offense?). The book opens with Hank working to free his son, who is facing 25 to life in prison for a crime Hank knows he didn’t commit -- the promising 22-year-old journalist is charged with bombing a Brooklyn mosque, and then skips back in time three days, when Hank is returning home from an assignment overseas. What could possibly happen in three days to put Hank’s son, the up-and-coming newspaperman, behind bars? LL turns out to be a vengeful father forced into drastic action by a column Tobin wrote 10 years ago that wrongfully sent his son to prison. Hank, separated form his retired cop wife and estranged from his family after years of boozing and related sins, strives for all kinds of redemption. Excerpt: The great Hank Tobin is powerless, neutralized, impotent. Tobin thought. Exposed as the fake I could never look in the eye in the mirror. While others offered praise, congratulations, and awards. I secretly knew that the career was held together with smoke and mirrors and bluster, like some manufactured boy band. Maybe before I became an asshole, swallowed by my own self-importance, there was a time when I was a pretty good reporter and not such a bad guy. I must’ve been a decent man once. Or else a great woman like Julie Capone would never have given me a second look, never mind married me. Then she gave me two great kids. We had a special marriage. A wonderful, nutty, loving family. A helluva life. Then came The Column. And I threw away all those things that really mattered. For cheap headlines, talk shows, gossip items, fancy restaurants, deals, glamor, celebrity. For The Column, which I wore like a suit of armor to protect myself form the truth of my own inadequacies. And as I wrote myself into a figment of my own imagination, only two people knew I was a fraud -- Julie and me. So Julie filed the divorce papers, but I wrote the script. Now my son’s life is on the line and all my celebrity, fame, and connections are useless, Tobin thought. I wrecked the lives of strangers with my arrogant, self-aggrandizing, and reckless newspaper column. And instead of bringing the long overdue bill to me, the piper is making my kid pay. My son is paying for my sins. Oh...my...god. What did I do? What do I do? Where do I turn? Who can I trust? He tightened the grip on the vodka bottle cap.... He stamped his foot on a loose front page of the New York Daily News. Tobin glanced down at the headline that was about his twenty-two-year-old son, Henry Tobin Jr., facing 25-to-life in jail for something that Tobin knew his son didn’t do. Which Tobin believed was a frame-up. He was convinced the man in the photo had set up his son to get even with Tobin for a hurtful column he’d written a long time ago. Tobin held the vodka bottle in his hand, staring at it...if he had any doubt before, Hank Tobin now knew more than ever that he would need to summon the courage to ask Julie to work with him to help save their only son. He didn’t know if he could find that courage as he stood staring at the bottle of booze.... 172422 2003 Sinsitivity M TV Reporter Trent Lundy (Ryan Sands), who grew up in the shadow of his minister father, aspires to get a job as a TV anchorman. While struggling to make his dreams come true, he encounters a beautiful stripper and quickly becomes infatuated with her. But when his desire gets the best of him, it jeopardizes his career and his relationship with his dad. His dangerous obsession with the dirty dancer leads to a shocking revelation for this rising TV reporter with his eye on a lucrative anchor position. 172423 2006 Sinterklassjournaal, Het TF Episodes. Reporter Martijn (Martijn Krabbe). 172424 1994 Sioux City M News Media 172425 2001 Sipkova Ruzenka TF Czech Republic. Series 2001. Reporter (Katerina Laifrova). 172426 2006 Sippuro Shel G.G. Eselmund M Short Comedy News Media. Newsman (Joab Nevo). Interviewer I (Yair Kessary). Interviewer II (Philip Domarev). Photographer (Yeftah Harosh). Eselmund's Cinematographer (Yoav Yeger). 172427 2008 Sipsey Swamp Stories, The N Wiggins, Wendell Reporter probes the secrets of a curious boy who spends his time building electronic gadgets and things that burn or explore and who explores the mysterious Sipsey Swamp in the 1950s. The reporter recruits the boy to give an obnoxious grownup his comeuppance. 172428 1992 Sipurei Tel-Aviv MF Photographer (Dror Keren). 172429 1892 Sir Dominick Ferrand SS James, Henry Editor Locket, editor of The Promiscuous Review for whom Peter Baron refuses to write an essay based on Sir Dominick Ferrand's private papers. 172430 1711 Sir Roger de Coverley Papers, The N USC Addison, Joseph Journalist Mr. Spectator, the anonymous first-person narrator of the articles describing customs and personalities of 18th century London. Writer sets the tone of the journal with the editorial pronouncement that any faulty character described in the journal fits a thousand people and that every paper is presented in the spirit of benevolence and with love of mankind. 172431 2003 Siren Song NM Fawcett, Quinn Journalist Ian Fleming, working as journalist after distinguished career as intelligence operative during World War II, is at holiday party in London in 1950 and bumps into fellow journalist he admires, Nora Blair De Young who writes under assumed name. Fleming is accosted by two British intelligence agents who offer him a scoop -- to smear a San Francisco labor leader who may be a Communist spy. He refuses to do the dirty work and be their patsy. The beautiful, glamorous DeYoung, who arrives in Jamaica where Fleming lives during the winter, and Fleming become lovers and partners in an effort to unravel the labor leader's mystery. Sex appeal, intelligence and shared passion for journalism. Fleming learns she is there on an assignment he turned down -- writing expose on labor leader. He wonders if there's more than coincidence at work. After attempt on DeYoung's life, it's clear story has implications far beyond discrediting a possible spy. World knows Fleming as creator of James Bond. But real Fleming was once an operative for British Naval Intelligence, ostensibly retired to a career in journalism after World War II. 172432 1927 Siren, The M AFI-Journalists Journalist 172433 1999 Sirens MT SVD 1119 TV Reporter who tells white business executive the story wouldn't grab ratings 172434 1995 Sirens: Color Blind T Episode #34. 5-13-1995 TV Reporter profiles one of the rookie officers, Lynn, who becomes involved in a racially charged case. Molly investigates a car that has plunged into the river. 172435 1994 Sirens: Cop First, A T Episode #19. 10-27-1994 News Media. Reporter #1 (Peter Anthony Holder). Reporter #2 (Jenny Wright). 172436 1993 Sirens: Gal Cops T SV 216 Episode #10. 6-9-1993. 3-10-1993 to 5-20-1995 TV Crew for a reality show called "Gal Cops" follows the female officers in the precinct for the day. 172437 1993 Sirens: Jumper T SV 196 (Media Excerpts Man on Bridge) Episode #3. 3-24-93 News Media. Man threatening to jump from a bridge will only let a rookie officer on the ledge with him to talk him down. 172438 1976 Sirota's Court: Reporter, The (Premiere) T Episode #1. 12-1-1976. Series 12-1-1976 to 4-13-1977 Reporter (Victor Buono - The Reporter) is writing a story about the country's worst judges and he visits Sirota's courtroom just at a time that Judge Sirota is taking frequent recesses in order to keep track of the progress of a football game. 172439 1976 Sirota's Court: Vacation, The T Episode #10. 2-8-1977 News Media 172440 2005 Siska: Keine andere Wahl TF Episode #69. 9-9-2005 TV Reporter (Alexander-Klaus Stecher). 172441 2005 Sissy Frenchfry M School Newspaper. Student Reporter (Rachel Laase) 172442 1998 Sista kontraktet MF News Media. Journalist (Cecillia Ljung). Max Berg, the corrupt journalist (Leif Andree) 172443 2004 Sista oradet, Det DF Journalist Jan-Olov Andersson. Journalist Niklas Svensson of Expressen. Docu Series Agent Sherry Spillane. Former Editor-in-Chief Lars Lindstrom of Expressen. Former TV Critic Niclas Andersson of Expressen. Documentary Executive Tom Alandh, SVT. Host Thomas Mygind. 172444 1991 Sista vinden fran Kap Horn MTF Journalist (Annelli Martini). Editor (Krister Henriksson). 172445 1976 Siste mote med Bjorneboe MTF Interviewer (Haagen Ringnes) 172446 1992 Sister Act M DVD -R HQ 3271, 3272 News Reporter (Robert Jimenez). 172447 2004 Sister Agatha: Bad Faith NM Thurlo, Aimee and David #1 Sister Agatha Series Former Investigative Reporter Agatha is one of two extern nuns in a cloistered order in the Our Lady of Hope Monastery in the New Mexico desert. It is her role to be the link between the order and the outside world. A chaplain drops dead. The local sheriff, whom Sister Agatha dated in her pre-convent days, confirms the priest was poisoned and the entire cloister is suspect. Sister Agatha is asked by her superior to find the murderer. 172448 2006 Sister Agatha: Prey For a Miracle NM Thurlo, Aimee and David #3 Sister Agatha Series Former Investigative Reporter Agatha is one of two extern nuns in a cloistered order in the Our Lady of Hope Monastery in the New Mexico desert. It is her role to be the link between the order and the outside world. Sister Agatha is charged with looking after an eight-year-old whose mother lies in a coma after a bad car wreck. Sister Agatha and her buddy, the local sheriff who she dated in her pre-convent days, suspect the wreck was no accident. Someone is after the child and her mother. Sister Agatha is also burdened by her convent's financial problems. 172449 2006 Sister Agatha: Thief in Retreat: NM Thurlo, Aimee and David #2 Sister Agatha Series Former Investigative Reporter Agatha has entered the monastery to become an extern nun in the cloistered order at the Our Lady of Hope Monastery near the small desert town. It is her role to be the link between her cloistered sisters and the outside world. Skills from both her past and current lives that she must bring to the task assigned to her by the Archbishop of her diocese. Several valuable pieces of southwestern folk art owned by the diocese and left on loan at a hotel and business retreat have been stolen and replaced by replicas. Art expert called in to verify the remaining collection disappears without a trace. Ghost seems to be wandering the halls. Sister Agatha now discreetly investigates what's going on. But she soon learns that something even more sinister than a ghost is loose in the retreat. 172450 1900 Sister Carrie N Dreiser, Theodore Managing Editor Harry McGarren, Chicago Times, friend of one of the characters 172451 1914 Sister Jefferies N Clark, Muriel Woman Journalist gives up prospects and love and joins the Salvation Army 172452 1946 Sister Kenny M DVD -R HQ 9143, 9144. DVD -R 1750 (Media Excerpts) News Media. San Francisco Reporter (Lee Bonnell). New York Reporter (Regis Toomey - Reporter in Light Jacket). Reporters (Charles Dorety, Eddie Kane, Edward Keane, Dick Scott ). Photographers (Sam Lufkin, Allan Ray) Newsboy (Eli Schmudkler). 172453 1994 Sister, Sister: Car Trouble T DVD -R HQ 10862 Episode #8. 5-20-1994 Photographer (Nils Larsen). 172454 1999 Sister, Sister: Father's Day T DVD -R HQ 6679. SVD 788 Episode #112. 2-7-1999 Photojournalist (Tony Carreiro), who is famous, inadvertently leads Tia and Tamera to their biological father. Newscaster (Larry Carroll). 172455 1995 Sister, Sister: Field Trip T Episode #23. 2-22-1995 News Media. TV Reporter (Sherri Paysinger). 172456 1998 Sister, Sister: For the People T DVD -R HQ 10251 Episode #107. 11-22-1998 Newscaster (Larry Carroll). 172457 1998 Sister, Sister: Greek to Me T DVD -R 1620 College Newspaper Reporter Jordan tries to expose fraternity hazing for the paper. 172458 1994 Sister, Sister: Kid in Play T DVD -R HQ 11090 Episode #25. 3-15-1995 Student Interviewer (Keiko Agena). 172459 1998 Sister, Sister: Rosebud T DVD -R HQ 11019 Episode #89. 1-28-98 TV Reporter Pat Harvey of News 5. Ray’s old girlfriend Vivica’s business is shut down because of violations of city law and Harvey covers the story. Vivica “borrows” Ray’s business practices for her own use but her plan backfires. Tamera feels she has something to prove when she pledges an elite sorority, but the club president has other plans for her new plebe 172460 1999 Sister, Sister: Two Guys, a Girl and a Calendar T Episode #110. 1-17-1999 Photographer (Rocco Vienhage). 172461 2005 Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, The M DVD -R HQ 6976, 6977 Documentarian Tibby (Amber Tamblyn) is a rebel who stays home and works. 172462 1930 Sisters M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 172463 1973 Sisters M DVD -R HQ 2306, 2307. VHS 1431 De Palma, Brian (Story). De Palma, Louisa Rose (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Grace Collier (Jennifer Salt) for the independent Staten Island Panorama witnesses a murder apparently committed by one of a pair of Siamese twins. Difficulty getting the police to cooperate because she attacks them in print. Hires investigator. Also contacts Arthur McLennen, Magazine Editor (Barnard Hughes) who shows her newsreel footage of twin sisters. Reporter goes to mysterious clinic and line between reality and dreams becomes blurred. Survives ordeal and uncovers the truth but at the end of the film is trapped in nightmare from which there appears to be no escape. Collier's mother: "Don't you think you're taking this little job of yours a bit seriously?" 172464 1998 Sisters M Photographer, Boxing (Dennis Silverstein). 172465 2006 Sisters M Remake of Brian De Palma's "Sisters." Reporter Grace Collier (Chloe Sevigny) witnesses the central murder on the computer screen, helpless to stop it. 172466 1981 Sisters N Cheney, Lynne V. Publisher Sophie Dymond has overcome 19th century prejudices to succeed as publisher of a hugely popular women’s magazine. But when she left New York to revisit her native Wyoming, where her sister had died mysteriously, she left her prestige and power far behind. Waiting for Sophie was a world where women were treated either as decorative figurines or as abject sexual vassals -- where wives were led to despise the marriage act and prostitutes pandered to husbands’ hungers, where the relationship between women and men became a kind of guerilla warfare in which women were forced to band together for the strength they needed and at times for the love they wanted. In her effort to grasp the meaning of her sister’s life and death. Sophie discovers the secret that tainted her life and begins to understand the experience of the vast majority of silent, trapped women., 172467 1994 Sisters and Lovers N Briscoe, Connie African-American Magazine Editor Beverly is one of three Middle Class sisters attempting to balance their needs for love and their self-respect in a male-defined society. Beverly is single, lives alone, is "picky." reluctantly watching her biological clock tick its way to 30. When her boyfriend takes up with another woman, she finds herself going on blind dates, considering artificial insemination and dating white men. 172468 1934 Sisters Under the Skin M PR Reporter (Frank O'Connor). Reporter (David Callis). Publicity Man (Charles H. Hickman). 172469 1938 Sisters, The M DVD -R HQ 3195, 3196. VHS 466 Brinig, Myron (Novel). Milton Krims (Screenplay) Davis. Flynn Reporter. Alcoholic San Francisco newspaperman Frank Medlin (Errol Flynn) is accused of being a drunk by his City Editor (Robert Homans) and is fired. The editor tells him he has had his nose in a bottle so many times he has become a cork. When he is unable to find work at other papers, he leaves his wife to face the San Francisco earthquake alone. Returns for a reconciliation. Hopes to write a novel like Theodore Dreiser. Announcer (Lee Phelps) 172470 1937 Sisters, The N OWN - H Brining, Myron Press 172471 1939 Sisters, The R CDR Episode. 10-09-39 Reporter Frank marries a woman, then leaves her when she is pregnant. Alcoholic reporter runs away. 172472 1999 Sisters, The N Victor, Cynthia Weinberg List Journalist 172473 1995 Sisters: 100 T Episode #100. 9-23-1995 Weatherman Willard Scott figures in Georgie's fantasy -- she is depressed about her advancing age and fantasizes that she is being interviewed by Scott on her 100th birthday but has no accomplishments in her life to show for it. 172474 1993 Sisters: All That Glitters T Episode #42. 1-9-1993 Reporter (John Moschitta Jr.). 172475 1992 Sisters: And God Laughs T Episode #33. 10-17-1992 News Conference. Bolt coaches Teddy for a news conference spotlighting her line. Georgie flashes back after learning John's plane has crashed. 172476 1995 Sisters: Angel of Death T Episode. 2-18-1995. Season #5. Episode #17. Reporter (Ron Brooks). Alex decides to face a murder trial in the death of Truman. 172477 1995 Sisters: Angel of Death T Episode #92. 2-18-1995 Talk Show Host Alex Reed decides to face a murder trial in the death of Truman. 172478 1996 Sisters: Best Man, The T Episode #115. 2-3-1996 Talk Show Host Alex Reed tries to ensure a speedy heart donor for Big Al Barker.. 172479 1994 Sisters: Blinders T Episode #77. 10-1-1994 Photographer (Jim Wise). 172480 1992 Sisters: Bottom Line, The T Episode #31. 10-3-1992 Female Reporter flirts with Mitch after his clam chowder wins a contest and he becomes "Chowder King of Chicago." She writes a flattering article about his store filling it with customers. 172481 1993 Sisters: Broken Angel T Episode #64. 12-11-1993 Talk Show Host Alex's show is cancelled. 172482 1992 Sisters: Crash and Born T Episode #37. 11-14-1992 News Media. Reporter (Emily Kuroda). 172483 1992 Sisters: Crash and Born T Episode #37. 11-14-1992 Reporter (Emily Kuroda). Future Gossip Columnist Georgie is in a car accident and goes into labor while pinned in the vehicle. 172484 1993 Sisters: Crimes and Ms. Demeanors T SV 185 Himlestein, Janet and P.K. Knelman Episode #43. 1-16-93. Series 5-11-1991 to 5-4-1996 Fashion Columnist Diana Gottfried (Concetta Tomei) gives Teddy negative reviews of her works and holds a press conference in retaliation. Later, Teddy confronts Diana at a restaurant. Interviewer (Dale Harimoto). When Diana is rude to her, Teddy hits her in the face with a pie. Teddy feels victorious until Diana sues her for battery and $3,000. 172485 1993 Sisters: Dear Georgie T SVD 950 Melamed, Lisa Episode. #49. 4-24-1993 Advice Columnist. Georgie gets a job as an advice columnist for the local newspaper. 172486 1995 Sisters: Deceit T Episode #104. 10-28-1995 Talk Show Host Alex's producer Norma Lear (Nora Dunn) gives birth to a girl but discovers that her own mother, Gladys, is suing for custody of the baby because Norma is a lesbian. Alex tries to arbitrate between them. 172487 1993 Sisters: Different T Episode #48. 2-27-1993 Future Talk Show Host Alex's worry over chemotherapy makes Alex more sarcastic. 172488 1996 Sisters: Don't Go To Springfield T Episode #117. 3-2-1996 TV Newscaster (Gary Newton). Weatherman (Shaun Toub). Mom and the sisters reminisce when a sudden snowstorm strands all five women in a limousine on a deserted road. 172489 1996 Sisters: Double, Double, Toil and Trouble T Episode #113. 1-20-1996 Journalist. Alex Reed challenges a harsh, critical journalist Pug Finnegan (Bruce Weitz) to a debate on her TV show. He ends up being her co-host. 172490 1994 Sisters: Down For the Count T Episode #82. 11-5-1994 Talk Show Host Alex, as the mayor's wife, constructs a "kitchen cabinet" and appoints a reluctant Georgia to fill a "devoted wife and working mother" position. Georgie confesses to Alex about her affair with Dr. Caspian. 172491 1991 Sisters: Freedom's Just Another Word T Episode #13. 11-2-1991 Photographer Hank Seawell has an exhibit hosted by the Hospital Women's League and Alex, the new Chairperson. When photos of a naked Teddy are unveiled, an irate councilman closes the exhibit. John is insulted while a guest on a popular radio show, his children's favorite. 172492 1993 Sisters: Good Daughter, The T Episode #59. 10-30-1993 News Media. TV Reporter (Tiiu Leek). After listening to many days of testimony about rape at a trial, Georgia has some disturbing reminiscences. She confesses to her sisters that when she was 18, a boyfriend raped her. She suppressed the bad memory for all these years. 172493 1995 Sisters: House Divided, A T Episode #90. 2-4-1995 Photographer (Tom Ashworth). 172494 1996 Sisters: Housecleaning T Episode #124. 4-20-1996 Former Talk Show Host Alex finds she has an abundance of free time after her show is canceled. 172495 1994 Sisters: I Only Have Eyes For You T Episode #78. 10-8-1994 Talk Show Host Alex is asked by a dying fan to raise her child. 172496 1993 Sisters: Icing on the Cake, The T Episode #53. 5-22-1993 Future Talk Show Host Alex learns how to perform stand-up as a way of coping with her disease. 172497 1996 Sisters: Impersonators T Episode #114. 1-27-1996 News Media. News Reporter (Lisa Inouye). Alex views with her new co-host Pug Finnigan (Bruce Weitz) to win an interview with a local hero. 172498 1995 Sisters: Judgment Day T Episode #94. 4-1-1995 Talk Show Host Alex goes to trial and an unsympathetic judge presides over the trial. 172499 1993 Sisters: Kick in the Caboose, A T Episode #57. 10-16-1993 TV Talk Show Harry Busby's Producer Norma Lear (Nora Dunn) hears breast cancer victim Alex giving an inspiration talk to other cancer survivors like herself and invites her to appear as a guest on the show. Harry Busby (Jack Betts) chokes and dies while laughing at one of Alex's jokes, Norma talks Alex into replacing Harry. 172500 1996 Sisters: Leap Before You Look T Episode. 3-16-1996. Season #6. Episode #20 Reporter (Kim Delgado). Female Reporter (Lise Simms). 172501 1994 Sisters: Life Upside-Down T Episode #73. 5-7-1994 Talk Show Host Alex invites her producer Norma's parents to Winnetka when Norma Lear (Nora Dunn) wins an award. 172502 1992 Sisters: Lost Souls T Episode #35. 10-31-1992 Future Talk Show Host Alex thinks she killed a homeless man. 172503 1992 Sisters: Matter of Life and Death, A T Episode #24. 2-22-1992 Reporter (Bill Press). Moderator (Raymond Patterson). 172504 1995 Sisters: Matters of the Heart T Episode #98. 4-29-1995 Talk Show Host Alex becomes mayor for a day when Big Al has a heart attack. 172505 1993 Sisters: Mirror, Mirror T Episode #47. 2-20-1993 Future Talk Show Host Alex discovers a lump in her chest. It's breast cancer and she will have to undergo treatment. 172506 1991 Sisters: Moving In, Moving Out, Moving On T Episode #1. 5-11-1991 Future Gossip Columnist Georgie is one of four sisters -- Alex, Teddy and Frankie -- in the Reed family who are brought together by the sale of the family home and the passing of their father. The widowed mother of the four Reed Sisters, Beatrice, must consider selling the family home. Georgie must deal with her unemployed husband who spends all his time in his bathrobe, perfecting his lounge act. Teddy hasn't been around for some time and is back to reclaim Mitch, her ex-husband and father to her daughter. She's surprised to find out that her baby sister, Frankie, now has him. The four women put their own problems aside when their mother is involved in a car accident. Together they join forces to help their mother accept the loss of her husband and deal with her alcoholism. Theodora "Teddy" Reed Margolis Falconer Sorenson (Sela Ward). Georgiana "Georgie" Reed Whitsig (Patricia Kalember). Alexandra "Alex" Reed Halsey Barker Barkerowitz (Swoosie Kurtz). Francesca "Frankie" Reed Margolis (Julianne Phillips). 172507 1995 Sisters: No Pain, No Gain T Episode #87. 1-7-1995 Talk Show Host Alex speaks out on a controversial issue and her producer, Norma Lear (Nora Dunn) is forced to fire her. Georgie is left in the cold after leaving John for Dr. Caspian. 172508 1996 Sisters: Nothing Personal T Dunn, Nora Episode #123. 4-13-1996 Talk Show Host Alex's show is canceled and Norma Lear (Nora Dunn) is offered a new job as a producer immediately. Jealousy threatens their relationship. 172509 1995 Sisters: Perfect Circle, The T Episode #105. 11-4-1995 Talk Show Host Alex misses her menstrual cycle and excitedly thinks she is pregnant. Sadly, she learns she entered menopause early because of the chemotherapy she had for breast cancer. 172510 1991 Sisters: Picture of Perfection, The T Episode #9. 9-28-1991 Photographer Hank Seawell is a prestigious photographer whose pictures of the homeless Teddy once tried to paint has been hired by Alex to take photos of her and her plastic surgeon husband Wade. 172511 1994 Sisters: Poison T Episode #68. 1-19-1994 Talk Show Host Alex's new assistant Tammy Lauren (Evelyn Barrington) aims for her job as host. 172512 1996 Sisters: Price, The T Episode #121. 3-30-1996 Talk Show Host Alex is delighted to learn that her show might be broadcast nationally, but is hesitant about the sacrifices involved. Co-Host Pug Finnegan (Bruce Weitz). 172513 1995 Sisters: Proper Farewell, A T Episode #91. 2-11-1995 Talk Show Host Alex helps Truman end his suffering. Teddy takes matters into her own hands when Falconer's killer is freed for agreeing to testify against a drug lord. 172514 1994 Sisters: Protective Measures T Episode #74. 5-14-1994 Talk Show Host Alex may have cancer again. Falconer is assigned to protect Teddy from a stalker. 172515 1994 Sisters: Scandalous T Episode #81. 10-29-1994 News Media. TV Reporter #1 (Gale Van Cott). TV Reporter #2 (Debbie Gates). Big Al hits the campaign trail but scandals threaten to derail his bid. 172516 1992 Sisters: Sins of the Mothers T Episode #34. 10-24-1992 Future Talk Show Host Alex clashes with animal rights activists. 172517 1995 Sisters: Sleeping With the Devil T Episode #93. 3-4-1995 Newscaster (Michael Halpin). Alex fights the news media. 172518 1993 Sisters: Sleepless in Winnetka T Episode #58. 10-23-1993 Talk Show Host Alex lets John make a musical appearance on the show after which Alex's producer, Norma Lear (Nora Dunn) , asks John to sing on a regular basis. Nightmare Host #1 (Chuck Kovacic). Nightmare Host #2 (Lin Shaye). Nightmare Host #3 (Yvette Freeman). 172519 1993 Sisters: Something in Common T Episode #60. 11-6-1993 Talk Show Host Alex learns an interesting fact about her producer, Norma Lear (Nora Dunn). 172520 1994 Sisters: Tangled Webs T Episode #69. 2-5-1994 Talk Show Host Alex confronts her ambitious assistant Tammy Lauren (Evelyn Barrington). . 172521 1994 Sisters: Up in the Air T Episode #75. 5-21-1994 Weatherman (Mark Kriski). 172522 1994 Sisters: Up In the Air T Episode #75. 5-21-1994 Talk Show Host Alex has Singer Naomi Judd (Herself) on her show. Weatherman (Mark Kriski). 172523 1994 Sisters: Up To His Old Tricks T Episode #70. 2-12-1994 Talk Show Host Alex and Mayor Al Barker marry after he proposes on the air. 172524 1996 Sisters: Where There's Smoke… T Episode #118. 3-9-1996 News Media. Reporter (Andi Matheny). 172525 1996 Sisters: Where There's Smoke… T Episode #118. 3-9-1996 Talk Show Host Alex and her producer Norma Lear (Nora Dunn) try to gain admittance to Talk Show Co-Host Pug Finnegan's "men only" cigar club. Pug Finnegan (Bruce Weitz). 172526 1995 Sisters: Word of Honor T Episode #95. 4-8-1995 Talk Show Host Alex helps Norma Lear (Nora Dunn) with a PBS telethon. 172527 1948 Sitting Pretty M Newsreel Man (Billy Wayne). Assistant Cameraman (Dave O'Brien). Newsreel Director (Charles Tannen). 172528 2006 Situation, The M DVD -R HQ 10509, 10510. DVD. American Journalist Anna Molyneux (Connie Nielsen) , a CIA operative and an Iraqi Photographer form a love triangle that plays out against the backdrop of the war in Iraq. Photo Editor (Dan Murphy). TV News Reporter (Wendell Stevenson). Journalist (Daniel Mulligan). Anna is an American journalist who decides to write a story about the assassination of an Iraqi leader whom she admires. 172529 2000 Siu chan chan (aka And I Hate You So) MF Hong Kong Columnist Luna Ng (Kelly Chen), a popular newspaper columnist writes a series of harshly-worded articles criticizing top-rated Radio Talk-Show Host Cheung Yung (Aaron Kwok) after he opens a very public discussion concerning her private love life. She made an enemy of Cheung Yung when she attempts to block his purchase of a used vinyl record. He’s a lover of old vinyl and uses them on his popular radio show where he plays old tunes and gives sometimes ill-advised romantic advice. Luna wanted the record because it was a gift to her first love and the shock and dismay over seeing it in a used bin causes her to wish to possess it again. The two begin to spar, she in her column and he on his radio show. The DJ who offers romantic advice to his listeners discovers that his harshest critic could also be his greatest love. These two popular media figures are about to find out just how thin the fine line between love and hate truly is. Cheung Yung’s Producer (Jessica Hester). 172530 2001 Siu lam juk kau MF Hong Kong - China Reporter (Lu Wei). 172531 2003 Six Bills N Vogt, M. Diane TV Reporter Ursula is a friend to Tampa's crime-solving federal judge. The judge uncovers the secrets of a Woodstock-era band, the Six Bills, and Ursula happens to be married to an ex-Six Bill. 172532 1955 Six Bridges to Cross M Reporters (Edmund M. MacClosky, Cal Moore, Edward Richardson). 172533 1966 Six Day Week NM OWN - H Gardner, Allan Journalist Davis Troy of the London Globe, young journalist uncovers sinister Chinese Communist plot to take over Italy 172534 1998 Six Days, Seven Nights M DVD -R HQ 2419, 2420. SVDSP 781 Fashion Magazine. Starchy fashion magazine underling is fun-free, fearful and unfaithful to her generous but hangdog boyfriend. Photographer (Greg Gorman). Newspaper Salesman (Stephen Conteh). 172535 1930 Six Deadly Dames NM MLPL Nebel, Frederick Six adventures. Sports News. Hinkley, an assistant editor of the Sporting Sphere -- "The Sporting Sphere is aching to pay you a little cash for a little good turn," says to detective hero. 172536 2007 Six Degrees: Get a Room T DVD -R HQ 8268 Episode. 3-30-2007 Public Relations Executive Whitney (Bridget Moynahan) and Photographer Steven Caseman (Campbell Scott) are among six strangers in New York whose lives intertwine in mysterious ways. Whitney is a very successful PR woman, one of the best in the city. Whitney searches for a new apartment, finds one she loves, but gives it up because of a quickie affair with another tenant. She struggles to keep any rebound relationship casual. On Laura's first date she discovers a photo Caseman took of her weeping on her front stoop. 172537 2006 Six Degrees: Masque T DVD -R HQ 7199 Episode #6. 11-1-2006 Public Relations Executive Whitney (Bridget Moynahan) and Photographer Steven Caseman (Campbell Scott) are among six strangers in New York whose lives intertwine in mysterious ways. Whitney is a very successful PR woman, one of the best in the city. The strangers are unaware of their impact on one another as they live their lives. Web of coincidences draw them close. Caseman seems to have lost his way, can't take photographs and is an alcoholic who is ruining his life and his family's life. Editor (Will Swenson). General Manager (Alicia Roper). Whitney offers Caseman the job of a lifetime, forcing him to reassess his priorities. Damian refuses to be honest about his criminal past as he and Regina plan a future together. 172538 2006 Six Degrees: Masquerade T DVD -R HQ 7103 Episode #5. 10-12-2006 Public Relations Executive Whitney (Bridget Moynahan) and Photographer Steven Caseman (Campbell Scott) are among six strangers in New York whose lives intertwine in mysterious ways. Whitney is a very successful PR woman, one of the best in the city. Damian reveals what he knows about Mae and her past. Mae prepares to run away. Laura supports Whitney by attending her company's masquerade party. Caseman gets a chance to prove himself as a father. 172539 2006 Six Degrees: New Light, A T DVD -R HQ 7004 Episode #3. 10-5-2006 Public Relations Executive Whitney (Bridget Moynahan) and Photographer Steven Caseman (Campbell Scott) are among six strangers in New York whose lives intertwine in mysterious ways. Whitney is a very successful PR woman, one of the best in the city. The wife of War Correspondent David Morgan, CLN News receives a mysterious video that causes her to doubt her late husband's integrity. Co-worker questions Caseman's ability to separate work and romance. 172540 2006 Six Degrees: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6883 Episode #1. 9-20-2006 Public Relations Executive Whitney (Bridget Moynahan) and Photographer Steven Caseman (Campbell Scott) are among six strangers in New York whose lives intertwine in mysterious ways. Whitney is a very successful PR woman, one of the best in the city. The strangers are unaware of their impact on one another as they live their lives. Web of coincidences draw them close. Caseman seems to have lost his way, can't take photographs and is an alcoholic who is ruining his life and his family's life. TV Anchor Andrea Major for CLN News. War Correspondent David Morgan, CLN News, is killed during the Iraq War. His wife keeps playing and replacing the tape watching her husband's last news report. 172541 2006 Six Degrees: Puncher, The T DVD -R HQ 7044 Episode #4. 10-12-2006 Public Relations Executive Whitney (Bridget Moynahan) and Photographer Steven Caseman (Campbell Scott) are among six strangers in New York whose lives intertwine in mysterious ways. Whitney is a very successful PR woman, one of the best in the city. City's residents are harassed by a criminal who punches strangers and runs. Newspaper headlines and stories. 172542 2007 Six Degrees: Simple Twist of Fate, A T Episode #14. 5-4-2007 Press Photographer (Peter Conboy). 172543 2006 Six Degrees: Slings and Arrows T DVD -R HQ 7259 Episode #7. 11-8-2006 Public Relations Executive Whitney (Bridget Moynahan) and Photographer Steven Caseman (Campbell Scott) are among six strangers in New York whose lives intertwine in mysterious ways. Whitney is a very successful PR woman, one of the best in the city. Editor (Will Swenson). General Manager (Alicia Roper). On Laura's first date since her husband's death, she discovers a photo that Caseman took of her weeping on her front stoop. Carlos learns Damian's secret about the shooting. 172544 2007 Six Degrees: Slings and Arrows T DVD -R HQ 8205 Episode. 3-23-2007 Public Relations Executive Whitney (Bridget Moynahan) and Photographer Steven Caseman (Campbell Scott) are among six strangers in New York whose lives intertwine in mysterious ways. Whitney is a very successful PR woman, one of the best in the city. PR Executive interviewed by magazine journalist for being one of the most powerful 35-year-old women in the city. Her PR firm's major client is now involved with the man she almost married who cheated on her. By mistake, she shoots him in the thigh with a bow-and-arrow. Confesses to magazine journalist her life is a mess and he compliments her on her openness, and promises a good article. On Laura's first date she discovers a photo Caseman took of her weeping on her front stoop. 172545 2006 Six Degrees: What Are the Odds? T DVD -R HQ 6938 Episode #2. 9-27-2006 Public Relations Executive Whitney (Bridget Moynahan) and Photographer Steven Caseman (Campbell Scott) are among six strangers in New York whose lives intertwine in mysterious ways. Whitney is a very successful PR woman, one of the best in the city. TV Anchor Andrea Major for CLN News. War Correspondent David Morgan, CLN News, is killed during the Iraq War. He may not have been so heroic. New details about his death will emerge. Carlos takes on an attempted murder case. Mae stays in New York to work for Laura who starts her first day working for a famed interior designer. 172546 2008 Six Fang Marks & a Tetanus Shot N De Nooy, Richard War Correspondent travels from Amsterdam to South Africa to talk to two South African brothers. He reads a scrapbook they have assembled. The journalist wants to find their connection to events across two continents that have left a trail of shattered lives. 172547 2001 Six Feet Under; Private Life, T Episode #12. 8-19-2001 TV Reporter (Ted Garcia). 172548 2002 Six Feet Under: Last Time, The T Episode #26. 6-2-2002 Interviewer (Deirdre O'Connell), LAC Arts Interviewer. 172549 1955 Six Hours to Deadline T Cavalcade of America - 5-24-55 Newspaper. John McIntire 172550 1983 Six Letter Word for Death, A NM OWN - P Moyes, Patricia News Media 172551 1973 Six Million-Dollar Man, The T Reporter Victoria Webster (Farrah Fawcett), the KNUZ TV 172552 1980 Six O'Clock Follies, The: T Series 4-24-1980 to 4-26-1980. 8-2-1980 to 9-13-1980 TV News Staff. A.C. Weary as Specialist Sam Page and Larry Fishburne as Corporal Don "Robby" Robinson, two former Chicago newscasters who were reunited in Saigon TV News Staff. Armed Forces Vietnam Network (AFVN) television station in 1967 wartime Saigon. Staff who produces the AFVN News and Sports 172553 1998 Six O'Clock News DT Series. News. Produced and narrated by Ross McElwee. 172554 1964 Six O'Clock News A Kienholz, Edward TV Anchor. Assemblage fills the news anchor's spot with a toy Mickey Mouse head -- television news as mindless "Mickey Mouse" material 172555 1984 Six O'Clock News DT UK. Series 1984. BBC. TV News Staff. Newsreaders Nicholas Witchell (1984-1989), Sue Lawley (1984-1988), Peter Sissons (1991-1994), Moira Stuart (1991-1994), Dermot Murnaghan (2002), Sophie Rawroth (2002), Philip Hayton, George Alagiah (2006), Natasha Kaplinsky (2006). Correspondents Sue Saville (1999-2002), Sangeeta Mhaiskar (2002). Security Correspondent Frank Gardner (2006). Political Editors Nick Robinson (2006), Andrew Marr (2000-2005), John Cole (1981-1992). Political Correspondent James Landale (2005). Washington Correspondent Stephen Sackur (1984-), Jo Coburn. World Affairs Editor John Simpson. Home Affairs Correspondent Margaret Gilmore (2006). Europe Editor Mark Mardell (2003-2006). Special Correspondent Gavin Hewitt. Reporter Daniel Sanford. Sports Reporter and Presenter Mary Rhodes (2002). Sports News Correspondents Kevin Geary, James Munro (2007). Health Correspondent Sophie Hutchinson. Technology Correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones. Presenters George Alagiah (2002-2006), Natasha Kaplinsky (2006), Sian Williams (1999-2006), Martyn Lewis (1986-1999), Fiona Bruce (1999-2002), Huw Edwards (1999-2002), Manisha Tank (2002), Bill Turnbull (2002), Ben Brown (2007). 172556 2007 Six O'Clock News DT UK. Series 1984. BBC. TV News Staff. Home Affairs Correspondent Daniel Sanford (2007). Business Correspondent Hugh Prym (2007). California Correspondent David Willis (2007). Political Correspondent James Landale (2007). Reporters Daniel Boettcher, Louisa Baldini, Claire Marshall. News Correspondents Robert Hall, Danny Savage. Business Correspondent Hugh Prym. Sandford. California Correspondent David Willis. Political Correspondent James Landale0 Business Correspondent Hugh Prym. Sandford. California Correspondent David Willis. Political Correspondent James Landale. Weather Presenter Peter Gibbs. Weather Presenter Carol Kirkwood. 172557 1982 Six Pack M News Media. Reporter (Larry Larson). Reporter (Jan Zabrauskas). TV Commentator (Chris Economaki). Reporter (Julie Moore). TV Commentator #2 (Chuck Woolery). Photographer (Thomas James Trikilis). 172558 2006 Six Perfect Pictures M UK Photographer (Anthony White). 172559 1982 Six Weeks M News Media. TV News Interviewer (Laurel Page). TV Interviewer (Clement St. George). Woman Interviewer (Joan Yale Edmundson) 172560 2008 Six Weeks at Sunrise Mountain, Colorado SS Masters, Gwen Novella included in “Bedding Down: A Collection of Winter Erotica” Journalist-Paparazzo Janine and a billionaire recluse generate some serious heat in a snowbound cabin in the Colorado Rockies. Stressed to the max, burned-out billionaire Fletcher flees to Sunrise Mountain to escape. There he rescues a frozen bruised Janine who, in turn, rescues his libido and heart. The celebrity recluse rescues the journalist who tracked him down in the wilderness: “He found the woman at the foot of the ravine. Even in the moonlight, she looked pale as a ghost. Blood covered her forehead and a bruise was already flowering under her right eye.” Healing of various kinds take place during six weeks of hibernation in a snowbound cabin, when the rich man and photojournalist come to know each other. 172561 2007 Six-Gun Investigation NR Kane, Mallory Harlequin Intrigue Series #965. Investigative Reporter Anna Wallace had arrived in Justice, Texas, to find her long-lost sister murdered and herself a prime suspect. Thanks to a Texas ranger, her name is quickly cleared. But long-buried secrets begin to unravel and Ann's own life is threatened. The Texas ranger has a personal stake in discovering the murderer's real identity. Torn between honor and guilt, he was immediately drawn to the woman targeted as the next murder victim, a woman who could hold the key to the truth if she'd let down her guard before she took the answers to her grave. 172562 1948 Six-Gun Law M Photographer (Smiley Burnette as himself) 172563 1917 Sixteenth Wife, The M AFI-Reporters American Reporter Jimmy Warburton (George J. Forth) helps a dancer who once worked for a weekly paper in his hometown, Olette (Peggy Hyland).. Ends up with the reporter. 172564 1995 Sixth Annual Rock N' Jock Softball Challenge DT Sports Media. Reporter Idalis DeLeon. Announcers Steve Albert, Chris Connelly. 172565 2003 Sixth Directive and Other Tales M Adult Reporter. Three bondage vignettes concerning time travel, foreign princesses with bizarre customs and women who hate bondage but get tied and gagged anyway. 172566 1997 Sixth Man, The (aka 6th Man, The) M Ness School Newspaper Female Sportswriter R.C. St. John (Michael Michele) discovers a dead basketball player has come back as a ghost. She is love with the ghost's brother and experiencing a crisis of conscience. Sports Reporter Mikulski (Kevin Dunn) Reporter (Shawn Garrett). Reporter #1 (Jody Savin). Reporter #2 (Dave Young). Sports Announcer (Dick Vitale, Himself). 172567 1972 Sixth Sense, The: Eyes That Wouldn't Die, The T Episode #25. 12-23-1972 Reporter (Regis J. Cordic). 172568 1983 Sixty Minutes DT Australia. Series 1983-1984 Newsreaders Jan Leeming, Moira Stuart. Presenters Nick Ross, Sally Magnusson, Sarah Kennedy, Desmond Wilcox, Beverly Anderson. 172569 2003 Sixty-Six N Levinson, Barry TV News Station where Bobby Shine who admits to having "stirrings of ambitions" works. Ticks off evening's top stories. 172570 1999 Sjatte dagen TF Series 1999- Journalist (Joakim Lindblad, 2000). Journalist (Olle Pettersson, 2000). Journalist (Karin Stigsdotter) hos Annie. 172571 1942 Sjoman I frack, En MF Journalist (Ragnar Widestedt) 172572 1994 Skallagrigg MF Reporter. Local Reporter (Ian Mercer) 172573 1968 Skammen MF Interviewer (Vilgot Sjoman - The Interviewer). 172574 1939 Skanor-Falsterbo MF Sweden Newspaper Lady (Lisa Wirstrom). 172575 1986 Skanska mord - Esarparen MTF Editor (Henric Holmberg). 172576 1986 Skanska mord - Hurvamorden MTF Sweden Journalist (Kerstin Birde). 172577 1935 Skargardsflirt MF Newspaper Seller (Gosta Bodin). 172578 2009 Skarlet N Emson, Thomas Journalist Christine Murray just about destroyed the life of Jake Lawton but now he needs her help. Lawton is an ex-British army officer who was stationed in Basra and wrongly accused of murdering an unarmed civilian. He is world-weary, scarred and disillusioned with life. Fear grips London as dozens of clubbers die after taking a sinister new drug. But that’s only the beginning. 48 hours later the clubbers wake up -- and it’s open season on the living who are butchered for their blood. Soon, London gives a name to its terror: Vampires. Lawton, bitter and betrayed after the Iraq War, finds himself fighting another battle -- against the growing army of immortal hunters and their human cohorts. Lawton joins forces with the journalist who brought about his downfall and dealer tricked into distributing the drug. And together they take on the spineless authorities, the ruthless cohorts and the hungry dead. But the vampire plague unleased in London is nothing to what lurks beneath the streets -- waiting to be fed, waiting to be resurrected, waiting to reign again over a city of human slaves. It’s vampire night at the club “Religion” where Lawson is working as a doorman alongside his partner for the night, Cal Milo. They stand at the door as they watch the clubgoers queue up to get in: gothed-up freaks, bloodsuckers, neck-biters. When Fraser Lithgow, a well-known drug pusher approaches the club, Lawton becomes defensive, telling him he has been barred. But the club manager Nathan Holt appears and instructs Lawton to allow Lithgow entrance. Lawton protests but has no choice. Once inside, Lithgow begins to distribute a new kind of drug he has been given to sell, white pills with a mysterious “K” stamped into them. A few minutes after taking the drugs Clubbers begin to go into fit-like convulsions before spurting blood and dying on the spot. Presumed dead from taking bad pills, the incident that killed dozens of people at Religion is splashed all over the news. But what they don’t know is that the supposed dead aren’t really dead at all, and no less than 48 hours later, they rise again, no longer human, but vampire. Lawton teams up with the unlikely Lithgow and even more unlikely the journalist that just about destroyed his life, Christine Murray as they try to find out what happened to the people at Religion, but also to fight against what they had subsequently become. 172579 1997 Skat det er din tur MF TV Reporter (Katja Miehe-Renard) 172580 1977 Skatebirds, The: Wonder Wheels C Series. 9-10-1977 to 1-25-1981. CBS Reporter Willie Sheeler (Mickey Dolenz), a newshound who with his girlfriend Dooley Lawrence solved crimes with a motorcycle that changed into its magical alter ego "Wonder Wheels"). 172581 1993 Skateboard Kid, The M Anchorman (Milton Kahn). 172582 2006 Skating with Celebrities T Series Journalist Mark Lund, figure ice skating magazine editor, is one of the three judges. 172583 2002 Skatteakrobaterne DF Denmark Interviewer-Narrator Stig Andersen 172584 1982 Skattejagt pa Nationalmuseet DF Denmark - Short Interviewer Piet van Deurs 172585 2003 Skattely DF Denmark Interviewer-Narrator Stig Andersen 172586 2009 Skeleptica Effect, The M TV Reporter (Shauna Godwin). Chosen criminals are paired up to pull off a number of heists in one day. But things go awry when one member decides to alter all plans for selfish gain while simultaneously he deals with psychotic fits called :”Skeleptica,” which split his personality. 172587 1991 Skeleton in the Closet CB Ms. Tree series Student Journalist who threatened to falsely out Ms. Tree is murdered and Ms. Tee’s tutor and bodyguard, Bryan Hand, is involved in the investigation. 172588 1979 Skeleton Key M Wheeler, Burt (Story). Wheeler, Doug Pastel, Frederick K. Keller (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Gordon (Joe Marshall) for The Herald investigates unearthed skeleton of 1906 judge at a construction site. Reporter Phil Russell (Richard Wesp) is doing a series of fires in the city, ribs Gordon on his story. Reporter meets descendent of judge. She asks him if bones belong to her ancestor. "To tell you the truth, I don't really care. It's the best idea for a story that's come along so far. If it does pan out, it'll be a blockbuster," he says. Russell suspects woman's uncle involved in fires. He gets Gordon to use relationship with niece to get information. Russell assaulted while waiting to meet with source and fired. Gordon takes over story. Drunken Russell gives him evidence. Reporter claims to be woman's husband to get into uncle's office Writes story exposing corruption. Russell warns him it won't be printed, but Gordon sneaks it in and when story breaks, he is fired. Loses girlfriend who accuses him of using her to get story. Solves nothing. Only viewer learns the truth. "Do you really think the news can be objective? Well, that's ridiculous. Our firms do a lot of business with the Herald in advertising. Now, if we don't like something the Herald says, surely we have a right to take our business somewhere else." 172589 2006 Skeleton Key, The M Tabloid Reporter Howard (John Johnson) is in the process of covering a story on a five-legged, two-headed goat comes across a town filled with supernatural activity. 172590 2000 Skeleton Woman M Journalist (Elena Zennaro). Journalist (Irene Glezos). 172591 1996 Skeletons M SVD 790. SVD 658 New York Reporter (Ron Silver) unearths dark local secrets while recovering from a heart attack in a small Maine town 172592 2005 Skeletons in the Closet M Investigative Reporter (Robyn Jean Springer). 172593 2002 Skeletons: Novel of Suspense, A N Wilhelm, Kate Reporter Bruno looks into a stalker's death at the hands of an academic loser of an overachieving family who is house-sitting for her grandfather in Eugene, Oregon. It turns out the stalker wasn't after her. He was after evidence of a Klan lynching buried in her grandfather's house. Lynching involved an up-and-coming presidential candidate. They go to New Orleans in search of evidence to seal the case against him. 172594 1931 Skepp ohoj! MF Editor (Thor Modeen). Editor Ljungborg (Olav Riego). 172595 1936 Skeppsbrutne Max M PR Publicity Expert (Elof Ahrle) 172596 1995 Sketch Artist II: Hands That See MT TV News Anchor Betty Oates (Julie Araskog). 172597 1995 Ski Hard M TV Commentator Danny Hodges (David Kaye) 172598 2006 Ski Jumping Pairs: Road To Torino 2006 T Commentator (Junwichi Mogy). German Newscaster (Laura Windrath). 172599 1990 Ski Patrol M Photographer (Lachlen French). 172600 2002 Ski Sports Cricket DT Series 1990 Commentator, 2002-2003 (Dean Jones) 172601 1941 Skies of Europe N Prokosch, F. American Journalist Hero on the eve of war in Europe. Correspondent 172602 2001 Skilda varldar: TF Episode #124. 2-7-2001 Reporter (Camilla Hellquist). 172603 1998 Skilda varldar: TF Episode #63. 2-19-1998 Journalist (Bente Danielsson). 172604 2006 Skills Like This M TV Reporter (Donna Dewey). TV Anchorwoman (Suzy Nelson). 172605 2008 Skin M Male Journalists (Danie Struwig, Jose Domingos). Female Journalist 1 (Nicole Regelous). 172606 1996 Skin and Bone M Photographer Herb (Richard Mitrani). 172607 2003 Skin Complex MT Interviewer (Craig J. Harris) 172608 1989 Skin Deep M TV Reporter (Alyson Reed). Hero is married to her. 172609 1999 Skin Gang M Photographer (Terry Richardson). 172610 1983 Skin of Our Teeth, The MT Network Newscaster (John Houseman). Newsreel Announcer (Tom Lacy). 172611 1989 Skin Tight NM OWN - P Hiaasen, Carl News Media 172612 2004 Skin Trade M Editor (Justin Kunkle). Publicist (Dennis Larios). The Editor and The Publicist. 172613 2003 Skin: Amber Synn T Episode #4. Never Aired Reporter (Hiram Abrasion). 172614 2003 Skin: Blowback T Episode #5. Never Aired Reporter (Hiram Abrasion). 172615 2003 Skin: Endorsement T Episode #3. 11-3-2003 Reporter (Hira Ambrosino). Reporter (Tony Colitti). 172616 2003 Skin: Pilot T SVD 1460 Episode #1. 10-20-2003 News Media. TV Reporters (Susan Oh, Keith Pillow). Comic Book Artist (Edwin Kinji Ushiro). 172617 2003 Skin: True Lies T Episode #8. Never Aired. Reporter (Hira Ambrosino). 172618 2007 Skinner Box M Newscaster (Tom Hollingsworth). 172619 1993 Skins N O'Connell, Catherine African American Journalist Yolanda Prince sees the death of a famous model seen in fur coat ads bludgeoned atop her collection of silver fox, coyote, raccoon and mink coats as a ticket to a show of her own. She is unofficially sleuthing on the case. 172620 2002 Skins M Anchorwoman (Jenny Cheng). 172621 1989 Skintight Shroud, The N Dundee, Wayne D. #2 Joe Hannibal Series Newspaper Reporter Chet Mundy is a recurring character and friend of sorts in the Joe Hannibal series of novels. When someone starts turning blue movies bright red with the blood of murdered porn stars, Hannibal is called behind the scenes to prevent more killings. His investigation takes him places that are both shocking and dangerous and in no time at all he finds himself at odds with the mob, the police, a savage local pimp, and in the arms of another man’s woman. As the case hurtles toward a startling, blood-spattered climax, Hannibal will experience pleasure and pain like he has never known before. His life will hang in the balance more than once before the last dirty secret is exposed and the final desperate killer is cut down. 172622 2008 Skinwalker Moon N Montgomery, Helen Lloyd Reporter Sara Sawyer is swept from her feet by the Indian traditionalist known only as “Hawk.” Mysterious and mystical, he enshrouds her in a world of magic -- until one day, with little explanation, he returns to the forests that had formerly been his life. Two years pass, Sara is sent to cover an unusual killing -- a man has been found dead with a look of screaming terror on his face. Sara senses there’s more to the killing than meets the eye but rejects the notion that repeatedly suggests itself: that the actual cause of death was something supernatural. That night, at the height of the fierce storm, Hawk returns bringing with him the disturbing tale of a skinwalker: a dreadful spirit creature he claims is responsible for the killing. But in rejecting a supernatural premise, Sara is forced to face the possibility that Hawk himself may be the killer. 172623 1950 Skipper Surprised His Wife, The M Photographer, Navy (Bill Lewin). 172624 1947 Skipper, The SS GPL O'Hara, John In "Time Element and Other Stories, The." Correspondent Delaney, the middle-aged correspondent was writing in his diary. 172625 1958 Skippy T SVD 1207 Pilot in 1958 based on the movie about a newspaper boy Newsboy 172626 2001 Skippy M VHS 1314. SVD 1332 (Incomplete) Reporter (Ann Reed). TV Anchor (Ben L. McCain). Journalist (Butch McCain). Male Reporter #1 (Steve Greenburg). Reporter (John Poague). Female Reporter (Jessica Shepherd). Bearded Reporter (William Walden) 172627 1941 Skippy Hollywood Theatre, The R Series 1941-1950 News Media. Pre-recorded programs. 172628 1950 Skirmish SM PVL Simack, Clifford D. Reporter Joe Crane in an empty newsroom. Ed Lane, the news editor would arrive shortly. Frank McKay, the city editor. Then strange things happen. 172629 2000 Skjulte spor: TF Episode #8. 11-6-2000 Journalist (Tina Riising). 172630 2000 Skjulte spor: TF Episode #9. 11-13-2000 Journalist (Dorte Romer). 172631 1981 Skokie MT Reporter (Robert J. Jones Jr.). Reporter (Pamela Kesler). Reporter (Ned Schmidtke). Reporter (Taylor Williams). News Media 172632 1999 Skorpion! Ein Medienthriller NM Fischer, Michael Germany Journalist 172633 1953 Skoytekongen MF Norway Journalist Hoye (Espen Skjonberg). 172634 1993 Skrigende halse, De MTF Radio Reporter (Jan Sneum). Photographer (Soren Fauli). 172635 1953 Skuggan MF Journalist (Per-Axel Arosenius). Journalist (Bertil Crone). Journalist (Sven Holmberg). Journalist (Rune Stylander). Press Photographer (Per Sjostrand). Publisher (Hugo Bjorne). 172636 1970 Skullduggery M Reporter (Jim Alexander). Commentator (James Bacon). 172637 2002 Skullduggery NM Foti, Silvia Woman journalist Female Reporter. Occult phenomena reporter Alexandria Vilkas who was dancing with the mayor at the time of both murder and theft. Her editor, however, tells her to find the murderer and write up her investigation 172638 2000 Skulls, The M DVD -R HQ 4636, 4637. SVD 1024 Reporter Chloe (Leslie Bibb) nosy student journalist 172639 2003 Skunk Ape!? M TV News Anchor (Lauren Whalen). DJ Leggomania (Matt Brookens). 172640 1997 Sky N Purcell, Deirdre Reporter Sky McPherson, a small-town Montana newspaper reporter stumbles upon the chilling secret behind the death of the pillars of her community, just as a mysterious schoolteacher from Ireland enters her life. 172641 1935 Sky Adventurers, The (Les Aventuriers du Ciel) SS Nizerolles, R.M. (Marcel Priollet). #1-108, 1935-1937 Reporter Yvonne Blanchard, an English male reporter, friend of Tintin, not the famous Belgian, but a French character 172642 2004 Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow M DVD -R HQ 5599, 5600 Reporter Polly Perkins (Gwyneth Paltrow) notices world's scientists are disappearing. She teams up with a skilled pilot and an adventurous colleague to stop the plans of a mad scientist bent on world domination in 1939 New York City. Newshound Polly's Editor Morris Paley (Michael Gambon). Hurries off to interview source at Radio City Music Hall. Communications Engineer (Mark Wells). American Broadcaster (William Hope). British Broadcaster (Jonathan Keeble). French Broadcaster (Stephane Cornicard). Russian Broadcaster (Victor Sobchak). 172643 1953 Sky Commando M DVD -R HQ 10310, 10311 Sackheim, William (Story). Samuel Newman (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent Jo McWethy (Frances Gifford) assigned to a photo reconnaissance unit in World War II and contributes to the conflict between squadron leader and crewman. Crew thinks leader is ruthless and rigid, but when he is shot down over enemy territory, he holds off the enemy so his men can get important photographs through. Crewman returns to save wounded leader, their differences resolved. Crewman marries correspondent. 172644 2009 Sky Has Fallen, The M News Media. Reporter #1 (Scott Seals). Reporter #2 (Justin Ricklefs) Reporter #3 (Amy Ricklefs). Reporter #4 (Ashley Hutton). Reporter #6 (Amy Johnston). Reporter #7 (Jason Brasier). Reporter #8 (Will Hanlon). In a post-apocalyptic world, a new disease wipes out almost all of humankind within a few hours. 172645 1975 Sky Heist MT Female Reporter (Suzanne Somers) 172646 2005 Sky High M DVD -R HQ 8149, 8148 (8148 Mislabeled as 8149 as well). TV News Anchor (Chris Wynne). Hoping he will follow in their footsteps, two superheroes send their reluctant son to a training school. 172647 2000 Sky is Falling, The NM OWN - P Sheldon, Sidney TV Anchorwoman Dana Evans, a beautiful young anchorwoman for a Washington D.C. television network investigates deaths and searches for the killer. 172648 2005 Sky Is Falling, The M Short TV Anchorwoman #1 (MarLee Candell). Anchorwoman #2 (Jacquelyn Richey). Anchorman (Art Roberts). Weatherman (Kevin Leung). 172649 2005 Sky Is Falling, The: Making of 'The War of the Worlds,' The DT Reporter from KGEB (Ted Hecht). 172650 1999 Sky News at Ten DT UK Newsreaders Bob Friend (1999-), Anna Botting (1999-2002), Kate Garraway (1999-2000). Northern Ireland Correspondent Tom Coulter (2000). 172651 1996 Sky News Runrise DT Series 1989 Correspondent (Emma Hurd) 172652 1989 Sky News: Live at Five DF UK. Series 1989 News Staff. Newsreaders Jeremy Thompson (1998-), Lisa Aziz (1994-2005), Kay Burley (1989-2005), Vivien Creegor (1990-2005), Linda Duberley (1990-1993), Bob Friend (1990-2004), Alison Holloway (1990-1993), Natasha Kaplinsky (2001-2002). Newsreader , Anjali Rao (2004-2005). Reporter-Newsreader Anna Botting (1995-2005). Business Reporter-Newsreader Sheila Jansen (1993-2005). TV Correspondent Robert Nisbet. Entertainment Correspondent Georgie Arnold (1997-). Music & Entertainment Correspondent Janey Lee Grace (1995-1997). Sports Correspondent Jacqui Beltrao (2003-). Correspondent Emma Hurd (1996-). Weather Forecasters Lisa Burke (2001-), Nicky Fox (1999-2000), Sarah Moore (2001-), Jo Wheeler (2002-), Francis Wilson (1994-). . 172653 1989 Sky News: Sunrise DT UK. Series. News Staff. Reporter Cordelia Kretzschmar (2000). Newsreaders Eamonn Holmes (2005), Lorna Dunkley (2003), Jo Sheldon (1989-1992), Lindsay Brancher (1989-1990), Sabrina Farley (1989-1990), Nici Marx (1989), Lisa Aziz (1994). Newsreaders Simon McCoy (1997), Kate Garraway (1998-2000), Natasha Kapinsky (2001-2002), Emily Maiths (2002), Emma Crosby ( 2003), Juliet Herrington (2004), Kay Burley, Julie Etchingham (2002-). Correspondent Emma Hurd (1996). Sports Present er Beverly Webb (1990-1995), Weather Forecasters Tania Bryer (1990-1993), Nicky Fox (1999-2000), Lisa Burke (2001), Jo Wheeler (2002), Sarah Moore (2001-). 172654 1936 Sky Parade M News Media. Reporter (Robert Littlefield). First Reporter (Art Rowlands). Second Reporter (Hal Cooke). Cameraman (Pat O'Malley). Newsboy (Jack Paul). 172655 1989 Sky Pirate NR Pender, Laura Intrigue #108 Journalist 172656 1970 Sky Pirate, The M AFI-Reporters/Newspapers-Underground Reporter 172657 1908 Sky Scrapers, The (Les Gratteurs du Ciel) N Boussenard, Louis Reporter. Dicky is the "king of the reporters," a young teenage reporter who becomes entangled in a war involving super-powered dirigibles and "nuclear grenades." 172658 1994 Sky Sports Cricket DT Series 1990. Cricket Games Commentators Henry Blofeld (1994-1997), Paul Allott (1995), Ian Botham (1996), David Lloyd (1996), Sunil Gavaskar (1999), Dean Jones (2002-2003), Michael Holding, Bob Willis. Presenters David Gower (2000), Ian Ward (2002), Charles Colvile. 172659 1984 Sky's No Limit, The MT News Media. Reporter (Doris Hargrave). Reporter (Blue Deckert). Reporter (John Jackson). Newswoman (Robin Moseley). Reporter (Rick Stokes). NASA Public Information Officer (Gary Moody). News Photographer (Franklyn J. Anderson). 172660 1998 Sky's On Fire, The MT DVD -R HQ 8681, 8682 TV Reporter John Morgan (Bradley Whitford) of KTML News is an aggresstive TV reporter who warns, "It could be Armageddon." News Director Jeremy (Richard Penn) of KTML. Reporter (Steve O'Connor). Ozone is depleted and as a result all sorts of things happen including lethal insects flying around. Environmentalist and his companions try to save the city threatened by a hole in the ozone layer and a catastrophic blaze. 172661 1943 Sky's the Limit, The M DVD -R HQ 5365, 5366. L Fenton, Frank, Lynn Root (Screenplay) Ness Book Photographer Joan Manion (Joan Leslie) for Eyeful, "the high class peep magazine." She wants to go overseas to cover the war but meets resistance from Editor Phil Harriman (Robert Benchley), who has personal reasons for wanting to keep her stateside. When Manion points out that Margaret Bourke-White went to Russia, Harriman tells her he is not in love with Margaret Bourke-White. Celebrated fighter pilot irritates Manion by continually thrusting his face into photographs she is taking in a nightclub. When she tells him she is supposed to be taking photos of celebrities he suggested he could be "the friend" who always show up in photographs -- "You know, 'Ginger Rogers and friend…." Manion tells Harriman she is quitting. She doesn't know fighter pilot's true identity. Tries to get him a job. He tells her he studied journalism in college and "served time…on a Chicago paper." She urges him to get job with magazine. He and editor get drunk. Fighter pilot returns to squadron. Editor proposes to Manion and she turns him down so he assigns her to a story on fighter pilots preparing to ship out. She finds the fighter pilot as he goes off to war. 172662 1929 Sky's The Limit, The SSF UCLA Gardner, Erle Stanley (Argosy magazine, serialized, Dec. 7-14, 1929) In "Human Zero, The: Science Fiction Stories of Erle Stanley Gardner, The." Reporter Click Kendall for the Centerberry Bugle. 172663 1963 Skydivers, The M Photographer Jim (Keith Walton). 172664 1993 Skylark MT Photographer (Timothy Graham) 172665 1917 Skylight Room, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 172666 1983 Skyline M SVD 581 Spanish Photographer arrives in New York City with lofty aspirations of becoming a photojournalist. Subtitled. Spanish 172667 1977 Skytten MF TV Journalist (Ole Michelsen) 172668 2000 Slab Rat N Heller, Ted Editor Zachary (Zack) Post is up-and-coming editor at "It" magazine, one of the glossiest jewels in the glittery publishing crown of Versailles Publishing in New York. He's desperate to move up. Each magazine has one floor of 60-story monolithic tower. Zack makes up a background that is more suitable to magazine work. He and Willie are beside themselves with the arrival and meteoric accent of Mark Larkin, a determined, Harvard-educated hire. Zack wants to sabotage him. He embarks upon a series of progressively ridiculous assignments orchestrated by Larkin to keep him away from the office as he consolidates his power. Marjorie Millet is the sexy art director. Zack's resume makes him the son of a architect and socialite, educated at exclusive boarding school, studied at best universities, excellent golfer and translates Plautus from original Latin. In truth, he is the son of a garment-center bookkeeper from Queens and a pool-supply salesman from Long Island. 172669 1991 Slacker M Video Interviewer (Tamsy Ringler). Super 8 Cameraman (Sean Coffey). Video Cameraman (Luke Savisky). 172670 1990 Slam Dunk CB Inoue, Takehiko Japan. Published by Shueisha. Run in “Weekly Shonen Jump” magazine. Manga Series. Sports Manga High School Newspaper Reporter Kawai Mari is a good friend of Ayako. Mari is a member of the Shohoku school newspaper and a skilled reporter, always followed by two of her club mates. Sassy and outspoken, she likes to tease Ayako off-court, and like other girls from the school she has a huge crush on Rukawa, even when she considered him a rude brat at first. 172671 1993 Slam Dunk C Japan. 1993-1996. Produced by Toei Animation Studios. Animax and TV Asahi networks. Anime series. Sports anime. High School Newspaper Reporter Kawai Mari is a good friend of Ayako. Mari is a member of the Shohoku school newspaper and a skilled reporter, always followed by two of her club mates. Sassy and outspoken, she likes to tease Ayako off-court, and like other girls from the school she has a huge crush on Rukawa, even when she considered him a rude brat at first. (Voiced by: Nanae Sumitomo) 172672 2007 Slam Dunk Pronouns NJ Fisher, Doris with D.L. Gibbs. Illustrator Jeff Chandler TV Reporter is the sidekick kid reporter to TV Announcer Buzz Star as grammar comes to life using entertaining sports narratives to teach language arts skills. Press-box banter introduces amusing players and exciting action. 172673 1987 Slammer Girls M SV 211 (Intro) Horrall, Craig, Chuck Vincent, Rick Marx (Screenplay). Larue Watts (Additional Dialogue) Ness Book Reporter Harry Weiner (Jeff Eagle) works for the Bad News Tribune in parody of newspaper films. He dresses in the style of reporters in 1930s movies and has a bow-tie-wearing assistant who is given to yelling "Stop the Presses!" Weiner is trying to expose a newly appointed governor as a crook and when a woman is falsely accused of shooting the governor, the reporter gets himself sentenced to the women's prison so he can investigate. Reporter eventually helps the wrongly accused woman escape. Woman is revealed to be the daughter of the prison warden and the governor, and she and the reporter are married in the slammer at the end. "Okay, it's true, I did use you. Those exclusive stories I wrote on you made me a fortune. Yes, I sold them to the Bad News Tribune, Playboy, Time…Sharpshooter magazine. But that was before…" "...If we combine your book, movie, TV and cable deals with my story deals, we'll be set for life." Reporter (Dave Mazzeo). 172674 1955 Slander T 10-30-55 (Loretta Young Show) Newspaper. Laraine Day, Irene Dunne-hostess Repercussions of the article are severe. Martin loses his job. Then his son, taunted by his classmates, runs into the street and is killed by a car. A devastated Martin goes on television to tell his story to the country. 172675 1956 Slander M DVD -R HQ 1955, 1956. SV 98 Junkin, Harry W. (Story). Jerome Weidman (Screenplay) Tabloid Magazine Publisher H.R. Manley (Steve Cochran) of Real Truth Magazine ("The Only Magazine that Dares to Publish All of It!") threatens to expose entertainer's past unless he agrees to give the magazine sensational information on another celebrity. He refuses and the repercussions of the article are severe. Martin loses his job. Then his son, taunted by his classmates, runs into the street and is killed by a car. A devastated Martin goes on television to tell his story to the country. Publisher Manley's mother, appalled at what her son has become, surprises everyone including the audience and Manley, by shooting him. She would rather see him dead than continuing to destroy other people's lives. New York Times, 1/17/.57: "…the script...places virtually all the blame for the 'smear' magazines upon the publishers without reflecting upon the state of public taste." Manley is the slime publisher to end all slime publishers. Just as his mother. "...the public has as much brains as a halibut steak. Don’t worry, no imitator ever gets good enough. If we can really sensational copy on the stands next month the imitators will disappear like cold beer at a picnic. If." Newscaster (Dean Jones). 172676 1938 Slander House M Woods, Madeline (Novel). Gertrude Orr, John W. Krafft (Screenplay-Dialogue) Ness Book Gossip Columnist Terry Kent (William Newell) has a girlfriend who works at a beauty shop which he refers to as "Slander House" because of all the news he gets from there. Withholds a story, but other newspapers print the story leading to complications for the various occupants of the shop. 172677 1940 Slap Happy Pappy C Newspaper. Porky reads in another one of those newspapers that turn up in virtually every Bob Clampett cartoon -- Cluck, The Poultry Picture Paper that chickens are expecting a son 172678 2002 Slap Her…She's French M News Contest Judge (Kirk Sisco) 172679 1987 Slap Maxwell Story, The: T A1236 Episodes. Series 9-23-1987 to 9-14-1988. ABC Sports Columnist-Sportswriter Slap Maxwell (Dabney Coleman) is an egocentric sportswriter working for a second-rate newspaper, The Ledger located in the Southwest. Managing Editor Nelson Kruger (Brian Smiar). His column is "Slap Shots" which he writes on an old typewriter with a hunt-and-peck typing method. The column is filled with rumors and innuendo that draws lawsuits giving his editor nightmares. Slap usually gets fired, but always gets his job back. Each episode opened with shots of Slap getting slapped around by an irate athlete, a nun or someone hurling something at him in anger. Despite his insensitivity to everyone around him, he does manage to have an on-again, off-again relationship with Judy Ralston (Megan Gallagher), the newspaper's secretary. His estranged wife, Annie Maxwell (Susan Anspach), and The Dutchman (Bill Cobbs), bartender at the local bar all manage to put up with his demeanor. 172680 1987 Slap Maxwell Story, The: Episode #1 T Tarses, Jay Episode #1. 9-23-1987. Sports Columnist-Sportswriter Slap Maxwell (Dabney Coleman) is an egocentric sportswriter working for a second-rate newspaper, The Ledger located in the Southwest. Managing Editor Nelson Kruger (Brian Smiar). His column is "Slap Shots" which he writes on an old typewriter with a hunt-and-peck typing method. The column is filled with rumors and innuendo that draws lawsuits giving his editor nightmares. Slap usually gets fired, but always gets his job back. Rather than be demoted to the chili cook-off and PTA meeting beat, Slap sets off on "a bus called Destiny," which is bound for Oklahoma City. Each episode opened with shots of Slap getting slapped around by an irate athlete, a nun or someone hurling something at him in anger. 172681 1987 Slap Maxwell Story, The: Episode #2 T Episode #2. 9-30-1987 Sports Columnist-Sportswriter Slap Maxwell (Dabney Coleman) is an egocentric sportswriter working for a second-rate newspaper, The Ledger located in the Southwest. Managing Editor Nelson Kruger (Brian Smiar). His column is "Slap Shots" which he writes on an old typewriter with a hunt-and-peck typing method. The column is filled with rumors and innuendo that draws lawsuits giving his editor nightmares. Slap usually gets fired, but always gets his job back. Slap finds signs of a mid-life crisis at every turn. A copy boy is clearing out Slap's desk. Judy Ralston, the newspaper secretary claims not to remember "the other night," and his ax-wife Annie jogs his memory about their marital status. Each episode opened with shots of Slap getting slapped around by an irate athlete, a nun or someone hurling something at him in anger. 172682 1987 Slap Maxwell Story, The: Episode #3 T A1243 Episode #3. 10-7-1987 Sports Columnist-Sportswriter Slap Maxwell (Dabney Coleman) is an egocentric sportswriter working for a second-rate newspaper, The Ledger located in the Southwest. Managing Editor Nelson Kruger (Brian Smiar). His column is "Slap Shots" which he writes on an old typewriter with a hunt-and-peck typing method. The column is filled with rumors and innuendo that draws lawsuits giving his editor nightmares. Slap usually gets fired, but always gets his job back. New sports reporter has a secret and Slap knows it. Will he use it to get his job back? Each episode opened with shots of Slap getting slapped around by an irate athlete, a nun or someone hurling something at him in anger. 172683 1987 Slap Maxwell Story, The: Episode #4 T Episode #4. 10-14-1987 Sports Columnist-Sportswriter Slap Maxwell (Dabney Coleman) is an egocentric sportswriter working for a second-rate newspaper, The Ledger located in the Southwest. Managing Editor Nelson Kruger (Brian Smiar). His column is "Slap Shots" which he writes on an old typewriter with a hunt-and-peck typing method. The column is filled with rumors and innuendo that draws lawsuits giving his editor nightmares. Slap usually gets fired, but always gets his job back. When Slap's son Eliot come to visit, Slap tries to prove himself by going one-on-one with a basketball "Brunnhilde." Each episode opened with shots of Slap getting slapped around by an irate athlete, a nun or someone hurling something at him in anger. 172684 1987 Slap Maxwell Story, The: Episode #5 T Episode #5. 10-28-1987 Sports Columnist-Sportswriter Slap Maxwell (Dabney Coleman) is an egocentric sportswriter working for a second-rate newspaper, The Ledger located in the Southwest. Managing Editor Nelson Kruger (Brian Smiar). His column is "Slap Shots" which he writes on an old typewriter with a hunt-and-peck typing method. The column is filled with rumors and innuendo that draws lawsuits giving his editor nightmares. Slap usually gets fired, but always gets his job back. Slap does some soul-searching with the aid of a trombone and a grapefruit tree after confronting death while saving a news vendor's life and hearing from Annie that she wants a divorce. Each episode opened with shots of Slap getting slapped around by an irate athlete, a nun or someone hurling something at him in anger. 172685 1987 Slap Maxwell Story, The: Episode #6 T Episode #6. 11-4-1987 Sports Columnist-Sportswriter Slap Maxwell (Dabney Coleman) is an egocentric sportswriter working for a second-rate newspaper, The Ledger located in the Southwest. Managing Editor Nelson Kruger (Brian Smiar). His column is "Slap Shots" which he writes on an old typewriter with a hunt-and-peck typing method. The column is filled with rumors and innuendo that draws lawsuits giving his editor nightmares. Slap usually gets fired, but always gets his job back. Slap's misguided, almost deranged attempts to move back in with Annie lead to a confrontational dinner party. Each episode opened with shots of Slap getting slapped around by an irate athlete, a nun or someone hurling something at him in anger. 172686 1988 Slap Maxwell Story, The: Slap's Father T Episode. 2-17-1988 Sports Columnist-Sportswriter Slap Maxwell (Dabney Coleman) is an egocentric sportswriter working for a second-rate newspaper, The Ledger located in the Southwest. Managing Editor Nelson Kruger (Brian Smiar). His column is "Slap Shots" which he writes on an old typewriter with a hunt-and-peck typing method. The column is filled with rumors and innuendo that draws lawsuits giving his editor nightmares. Slap usually gets fired, but always gets his job back. Each episode opened with shots of Slap getting slapped around by an irate athlete, a nun or someone hurling something at him in anger. 172687 1977 Slap Shot M DVD Dowd, Nancy (Screenplay). Ness Book Sportswriter Dickie Dunn (M. Emmer Walsh) is one of the journalists who covers hockey. Player leaks presumably false information to him about the team being sought by other interests when it looks like they are going to be disbanded. TV Sportscaster Jim Carr (Andrew Duncan) is attacked by hockey player who goes into the booth during a game and assaults him. Host of sports program beaten by player demonstrating various illegal moves. Hockey team has antagonism toward the press, but also relies on reporters for help when needed. When a fight breaks out and a radio announcer enthusiastically shouts," Ladies and gentlemen, look at that!," he adds, "You can't see that. I'm on radio." TV Reporter (Jon McClintock). 172688 2002 Slap Shot 2: Breaking the Ice M News-Sports Media. Reporter (Marrett Green). Reporter (Jill Krop). Reporter (Norma Jean Wick). 172689 1998 Slappy and the Stinkers M Newsweek Reporter (Jill Remez) 172690 1939 Slapsie Maxie's M Reporter (Creighton Hale). Reporter (Glenn Langan). Reporter (John Ridgely). 172691 1982 Slapstick (Of Another Kind) M Anchorman (Merv Griffin). Gossip Specialist (Virginia Graham). 172692 2002 Slash M Press Agent (Nadia Krestschmer). 172693 1949 Slattery's Hurricane M Newscaster (John Wald) 172694 1965 Slattery's People: Color Him Red T Episode #36. 11-26-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172695 1965 Slattery's People: He Who Has Ears, Let Him Bug Somebody Else T Episode #28. 9-24-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172696 1965 Slattery's People: Hero, The T Episode #33. 11-5-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172697 1965 Slattery's People: How Impregnable Is a Magic Tower? T Episode #29. 10-1-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172698 1965 Slattery's People: Last Commuter, The T Episode #35. 11-19-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172699 1965 Slattery's People: Of Damon, Pythias and Sleeping Dogs T Episode #34. 11-12-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172700 1965 Slattery's People: Question: Bill Bailey, Why Did You Come Home? T Episode #24. 4-2-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Moderator (Harry Lauter), Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172701 1965 Slattery's People: Question: Did He Who Made the Lamb Make Thee? T Episode #21. 3-5-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172702 1964 Slattery's People: Question: Do the Ignorant Sleep in Pure White Beds? T Episode #11. 11-30-1964 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172703 1965 Slattery's People: Question: Does Nero Still at Ringside Sit? T Episode #17. 2-5-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172704 1965 Slattery's People: Question: How Do You Catch a Cool Bird of Paradise? T Episode #18. 2-12-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172705 1965 Slattery's People: Question: How Do You Fall in Love With a Town? T Episode #16. 1-22-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172706 1965 Slattery's People: Question: How Long Is the Shadow of a Man? T Episode #13. 1-1-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172707 1965 Slattery's People: Question: Is Democracy Too Expensive? (aka Is Democracy Too Expensive This Year?) T Episode #20. 2-26-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Reporter (Herb Ellis). 172708 1964 Slattery's People: Question: Is Laura the Name of the Game? T Episode #8. 11-9-1964 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172709 1964 Slattery's People: Question: Remember the Dark Sins of Youth? T Episode #3. 10-5-1964 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172710 1964 Slattery's People: Question: What Are You Doing Out There, Waldo? T Episode #5. 10-19-1964 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172711 1964 Slattery's People: Question: What Became of the White Tortilla? T Episode #6. 10-26-1964 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Hispanic legislator, "the white tortilla" tries to pass a bill without any co-sponsors. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172712 1965 Slattery's People: Question: What Did You Do All Day, Mr. Slattery? T Episode #15. 1-15-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172713 1965 Slattery's People: Question: What Is a Requiem for a Loser? T Episode #14. 1-8-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172714 1964 Slattery's People: Question: What Is Honor, What Is Death? T Episode #10. 11-23-1964 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172715 1964 Slattery's People: Question: What Is Truth? T Episode #1. 9-21-1964. Series 9-21-1964 to 11-26-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Slattery is named to head a committee investigating charges against his friend and fellow legislator who is accused of willfully and illegally killing a piece of legislation he opposed. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172716 1965 Slattery's People: Question: What Time Is the Next Bandwagon? T Episode #25. 4-9-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172717 1964 Slattery's People: Question: What's a Genius Worth This Week? T Episode #9. 11-16-1964 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172718 1965 Slattery's People: Question: What's a Swan Song for a Sparrow? T Episode #26. 4-16-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172719 1965 Slattery's People: Question: What's New in Timbuctoo? T Episode #23. 3-19-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172720 1964 Slattery's People: Question: Whatever Happened to Ezra? T Episode #4. 10-12-1964 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172721 1965 Slattery's People: Question: When Do We Hang the Good Samaritan? T Episode #19. 2-19-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172722 1964 Slattery's People: Question: Where Vanished the Tragic Piper? T Episode #7. 11-2-1964 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172723 1964 Slattery's People: Question: Which One Has the Privilege? T Episode #12. 12-7-1964 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172724 1965 Slattery's People: Question: Who You Taking to the Main Event, Eddie? T Episode #22. 3-12-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172725 1964 Slattery's People: Question: Why the Lonely, Why the Misbegotten? T Episode #2. 9-28-1964 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172726 1965 Slattery's People: Rally 'Round Your Own Flag, Mister T Episode #31. 19-15-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172727 1965 Slattery's People: Sitting Duck Named Slattery, A T Episode #27. 9-17-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172728 1965 Slattery's People: Unborn, The T Episode #30. 10-8-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172729 1965 Slattery's People: What Can You Do With a Wounded Tiger? T Episode #32. 10-22-1965 Reporter Frank Radcliff (Ed Asner), a veteran political reporter for the Times-Chronicle cover the state legislature. Francis James Slattery (Richard Crenna) is the minority leader of a state legislature exploring social issues such as abortion, electronic surveillance of citizens, slurring of political candidates. 172730 1972 Slaughter M Journalist. Woman says she is a journalist who wants to do a story on the hero. He doesn't believe her and she admits she is lying. 172731 1994 Slaughter of the Innocents M Press Person #1 (Michael Scott). Press Person #2 (Lynne Van Dam) 172732 1957 Slaughter on Tenth Avenue M News Media. Courtroom Reporter (Jeffrey Sayre). Stu, the Photographer (Tom Greenway). 172733 1955 Slaughter-House Informer, The N OWN - H Hyams, E. Newspaper. Group of English authors and intellectuals take over a defunct butchers' trade paper, and make it a circulation leader through contests, fake science, exposes, all carried to their logical conclusions. 172734 1972 Slaughterhouse Five M L Newspaper. Tells story to local newspaper 172735 1937 Slaves of Bondage (aka Crusade Against the Rackets M Ness Aspiring Reporter Phillip Miller (Donald Reed) is in love with beautician who discovers that the beauty shop is a front for a prostitute ring. Editor (William Royle) 172736 1950 Slay Ride NM Kane, Frank Journalists in 1940s. 172737 1988 Slaying the Dragon MT News Media. TV Anchor-Reporter in San Francisco (Emerald Yeh). NBC News Anchor (Connie Chung). ABC News (Howard K. Smith-Himself), reports on Vietnam War. Media Critic (Ben Tong-Himself). 172738 1985 Sleaze N OWN - P Morse, L.A. Editor Natalie Orlov of Sleaze is a trashy Hollywood magazine. Orlov is a living doll with curves that stopped traffic. 172739 1987 Sledge Hammer!: Clockwork Hammer, A T Episode #23. 9-17-1987 TV Reporter (Beverly Leech). 172740 1986 Sledge Hammer!: Hammer Gets Nailed T Reiss, Michael, Al Jean Episode. 9-26-1986 News Media 172741 1986 Sledge Hammer!: Under the Gun T Episode #1. 9-23-1986 News Media. Reporter (Mie Hunt). 172742 2006 Sleep Cell: Reunion T Episode. 10-2006. Season #2. Episode #8 News Media. Reporter (Shannon Jarrell). Reporter #3 (Shepard Koster). Reporter #4 (Mel Fair). 172743 2008 Sleep Don’t Come Easy N Mason, J.D. and Victor McGlothin Investigative Reporter, whose career is on the line, a lead detective who would rather work alone and an elderly, delusional homeless man try to solve the murder of a young female employee. 172744 1971 Sleep is For the Rich NM MLPL MacKenzie, Donald News Media 172745 2006 Sleep of Reason NM Beecham, Rose News Media covers case of two-year-old kidnapped from his home. 172746 2002 Sleep of the Aborigines, The N Harsch, Rick Reporter Spleen, twin brother of another Spleen, seeks the murderer of a writer friend with the same name of the author. His investigation gets off to a rough start when he is almost mauled by an attack dog. He tumbles toward the truth of the crime far darker than a single murder. Haunted by the victim's commentary on society, memory, literature, life and death. 172747 1963 Sleep of the Unjust NM Meynell, Laurence Press 172748 1998 Sleep Room, The M Reporters (Pierre LeBlanc, Peter Smith). 172749 1973 Sleeper M DVD -R HQ 8486, 8487 Sportscaster-Commentator Howard Cosell on Wide World of Sports. 172750 2005 Sleeper Cell: Al-Faitha T Episode #1. 12-4-2005 News Media. News Reporter (Kristen Huff). 172751 2006 Sleeper Cell: Reunion T Episode #18. 12-17-2006 News Media. Reporter #1 (Saida Rodriguez Paga). Reporter #3 (Shepard Koster). Reporter #4 (Mel Fair). Reporter (Shannon Ivey). 172752 2006 Sleeper Cell: Torture T Episode #13. CNN News Anchor (Jennifer Wetzel). 172753 1995 Sleeper Spy N Safire, William Freelance Reporter Irving Fein gets a tip about a mole's plan to surface. It could either be the biggest story of his career or the reason to run the obituary that he's no doubt already written. Fein investigates a spy sent to the U.S. to melt into the culture until being utilized, sent by the former Soviet Union and activated with KGB money who built up a fortune through investments and inside information from both countries. Fein's probing leads to the CIA, FBI, KGB (old and news), the new Russian media, murder and a suicide. The sleeper has amassed a $50 billion fortune. Murders his handler after the only other two people in the Russian government who knew his real identity die in a plane crash. Vicious search takes place. Former KGBers want the money. 172754 1955 Sleeper, The N Roth, Holly Press 172755 1964 Sleeper, The MTF UK. Photographer (John Graham). Photographer (Witold Scheybal). 172756 1996 Sleepers M DVD -R HQ 6995, 6996, 6997. L. SVD 640 Reporter (Jason Patric) and a DA fix the trial of childhood pals who killed a sadistic guard they all knew as teens in a detention center. 172757 1991 Sleepers MT Miniseries TV Reporter (Bob Whittaker). 172758 1941 Sleepers West M Nebel, Frederick (Novel) and Halliday, Brett (Characters). Lou Breslow, Stanley Rauh (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Kay Bentley (Lynn Bari) is ex-girlfriend of Detective Michael Shayne who is transporting a surprise witness from Denver to San Francisco to save an innocent man who was framed for murder by crooked politician. Reporter follows Shayne onto the train to get a scoop. She is accompanied by her current fiancé, who is working for the politician. Through an accident, Bentley meets the witness and inadvertently almost helps her escape. Shayne stops her in time and reporter leaves her boyfriend for the detective. 172759 1998 Sleeping Beauties M Photographer, Still (Tony Friedkin). 172760 2003 Sleeping Beauty and the Marine NR Linz, Cathie Silhouette Magazine Reporter Cassandra "Cassie" Jones is determined that this time around a Marine captain is not going to ignore her. Two met once at a press conference where America's latest military hero seemingly disregarded the then quiet brunette reporter. Instead, he focused his attention on one of the reporter's blond colleagues. Tired of being overlooked, Jones trades in her glasses for contacts and a stylist has turned her into a "whiplash blonde." Now assigned to do a magazine profile on the Marine captain, she starts out determined to maintain a strictly business relationship with the all-too-sexy Marine. But she soon succumbs. 172761 1990 Sleeping Car, The M SV 171 O'Neill, Greg (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist Jason McCree (David Naughton) is recently divorced, returns to school and takes up lodgings in a haunted railroad car. Used to be managing editor of a small town paper -- a job he got through influence of his ex-wife's wealthy father. Journalism Instructor Bud Sorenson (Jeff Conaway) claims to have worked for the Chicago Sun-Times, but left when the newspapers sold out to big business. Instructor is killed by the demon haunting the child when the teacher comes to visit while McCree is away and is dispatched as he is calling a phone sex service. 172762 2002 Sleeping Cutie NR Caspian, Sara Columnist Isobel wants more than cocaine crises, celebrity columns and a gorgeous photojournalist who can’t commit. So when her godmother gives her a large cash gift, she starts her own magazine -- Primadonna -- “for girls who loved to be spoilt.” When sex god Byron form a rival magazine comes onboard, and Isobel starts dating a dynamic entrepreneur, she feels like the girl who’s got it all. Then Dominic proposes and the ring on her finger feels like a leash around her neck. And when she gets an exclusive with the Queen of Karmic Cleansing, the suburban shaman Tempest St. John, the fairy tale fast becomes a nightmare. Enraged by Isobel’s feature, Tempest declares the marriage jinxed. Then Isobel hits her head and refuses to wake up. Who can save Sleeping Cutie and will the result spell chaos? 172763 1977 Sleeping Dogs M Reporter (Raf Irving). News Reader (Dougal Stevenson). 172764 1994 Sleeping with Strangers M Reporter One (Marc Bauer). Reporter Two (Claudia Ferri). Reporter Three (Dwight McFee). Reporter Four (Greg Neumeyer). Reporter Five (Sean Pritchard). Photographer (Peter Kelamis). 172765 1997 Sleeping With the Devil MT DVD -R HQ 7314, 7315 Reporter (Pam Rasak). Reporter #1 (David J. Wright). 172766 1993 Sleepless in Seattle M DVD -R HQ 2832, 2833. L Ephron, Nora Reporter (Meg Ryan) for the Baltimore Sun becomes infatuated with a Seattle widower. 172767 1932 Sleepless Nights M UK Only Press 172768 1995 Sleepstalker: Sandman's Last Rites, The M DVD -R HQ 2633, 2634. SVD 1447 Septien, Al, Turi Meyer (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Griffin (Jay Underwood) is working on a report on gangs with Photographer Megan (Kathryn Morris) while the Sleepstalker, the killer who murdered the journalist's parents when he was a child, is finally facing execution. Journalist lands exclusive interview with an elusive gang leader. Meeting is intercut with execution of serial killer who is resurrected after being given last rites by a black magic preacher. Roommate is killed. Reporter suspects something is wrong. He gives Megan an assault weapon he obtained from gang leader he interviewed. Police believe reporter is responsible for recent killings, arrest him and Megan uses weapon to rescue him. Killer is actually reporter's twin brother. Brother went on a killing spree while trying to locate the family that adopted his sibling. After the reporter is stabbed, Megan succeeds in setting the killer on fire. 172769 1997 Sleepwalker Killing, The MT DVD -R HQ 8035, 8036. TV Reporter (Ann Marie Shatilla).1st Reporter (Sandra Spriggs). 2nd Reporter (Marc Summers). 172770 1942 Sleepytime Gal M News Media. Reporters (Lester Dorr, Pat Gleason, Mady Laurence, Walter Merrill, Fred Santley, Dorothy Ates). Photographer (Eric Alden). 172771 1965 Slender Thread, The M DVD -R HQ 8467, 8468 News Media. TV Newsman #1 (Walter Mazlow). TV Newsman #2 (Allen Emerson). 172772 1983 Slice of Life, A M Australia News Media. Reporter (Diane Lamond). Editor (Barbara Ramsay). TV Host (Derryn Hinch). Newseller (Ron Bounds). 172773 2004 Slick N Price, Daniel PR Public Relations Practitioner Scott Singer is a master at manipulating the news, especially when the news isn't good for his clients. He's a rising star in the world of public relations. To journalists, he's the dark prince of deception. To others, he's merely the product of an amoral corporate culture. Not that their opinions matter to Singer who shelved his ego years ago. It's the only way to stay sane in a business that thrives on flying off the handle. Trouble beings on the first day of Sweeps, when a 15-year-old girl goes on a fatal shooting spree in her high school cafeteria. For the news networks, it's a ratings bonanza, especially when the tragedy is loosely inspired by a popular rap song. America's outrage is focused on a young L.A. hip-hop artist who was on the verge of becoming a mainstream star. Now he's Public Enemy Number One. Saving his reputation could be the crowning achievement of Scott's career, but he knows it won't be easy. To get control of the story, he'll have to upstage it. And to do that he'll have to engineer a hoax more ambitious and more elaborate than any publicist has ever attempted before. 172774 2007 Slick and the Duchess: the Teapot Dome Scandal and the Death of Warren Harding N Ravage, John W. German Newspaperman for The Denver Post, an ex-patriot, followed a story lead given to him by a prostitute about the death of a congressional aide in The Brown Palace Hotel. It is the Jazz Age Era of the 1920s when avarice, greed, yellow journalism, movies, sex and politics blended into what many call the greatest scandal in American nation politics: “Teapot Dome.” Before it was all over, a President and at least one of his minions had died, senators had investigated, mistresses had confessed, secret agents had skulked, a Cabinet member had been sentenced to prison, a psychic had worked her incantations, and a First Lady had struggled to salvage her husband, his presidency and her marriage. Mostly, none of them succeeded. In the early part of the 20th century, few matters of national importance had focused upon the American West as did this imbroglio of oil, money, politics and sex. The national hunger for petroleum was only beginning to work its malevolence upon society when the German newspaperman got the story. Expeditions to the oil fields of Wyoming would culminate in mysterious troop movements in the West, a murder in Washington, a Presidential train journey to the Pacific Northwest and his death in San Francisco. All for the sake of a hole in the ground. Through it all, Florence Kling Harding focused her unique persuasive skills to help stall the inevitable downswing in her husband’s career through mysticism, homeopathy and, her greatest invention, “The First Media President.” Her model still dominates our elections and has become the Gold Standard for electing public officials in our country. 172775 1981 Slicker, The SS USC Reed, Ron In "Short Story International 42. Newspaperman-Narrator Moriarity, a city side newspaperman for the Star-Times, gets a controversy story to investigate when sports editor Blomberg says his staff is too busy to do it. Author is a former journalist and newspaper editor. 172776 1999 Sliders: Current Affair, A T Episode #76. 7-30-1999 News Media. Reporter #1 (Maggie Egan). Reporter #2 (Jennings Bryan McMillen). 172777 1995 Sliders: Eggheads T Episode #7. 4-26-1995 Commentator, Color (Tom Jackson). Play-by-Play Announcer (Ron Pitts). 172778 1996 Sliders: Fire Within, The T Episode #30. 11-15-1996 TV Reporter Tess Martin (Terry Markwell). 172779 1995 Sliders: King Is Back, The T Episode #9. 5-10-1995 News Media. SFN Newscaster Penny Jensen (Michelle T. Carter). 172780 1995 Sliders: Last Days T Episode #4. 4-5-1995 TV Anchor (Norma Wick). Science Correspondent (Brian Arnold). 172781 1996 Sliders: Love Gods T Episode #12. 3-8-1996 TV News Reporter (Dawn Roberts). 172782 1995 Sliders: Luck of the Draw T Episode #10. 5-17-1995. Sci-Fi TV News Anchor (Kristina Matisic). 172783 1996 Sliders: Prince of Slides, The T Episode #32. 11-22-1996 Anchorwoman (Terry Markwell). 172784 1995 Sliders: Prince of Wails T Episode #4. 4-12-1995 News Media. Reporter #1 (David Kaye0. Reporter #2 (Jaylene Hamilton). 172785 1997 Sliders: Slide Like an Egyptian T Episode #36. 1-17-1997 News Media. Reporter (Terry Markwell). 172786 1995 Sliders: Summer of Love T Episode #6. 4-19-1995 Newscaster (Joanna Piros). 172787 1999 Sliders: Unstuck Man, The T Episode #71. 6-11-1999. Sci-Fi Weatherman (Larry McCormick). 172788 1995 Sliders: Weaker Sex, The T Episode #8. 5-3-1995 Anchorwoman (Leigh Morrow). 172789 1998 Sliding Doors M PR Public Relations Professional Helen Quilley (Gwyneth Paltrow). 172790 1938 Slight Case of Murder, A M DVD -R HQ 3506, 3512. Radio Commentator (John Heistand). 172791 1999 Slight Case of Murder, A MT DVD -R HQ 2372, 2373. SVD 806. Movie Critic Terry Thorpe (William H. Macy) kills his mistress. Anchor Jane (Sandi Stahlbrand). News Anchor Lance (Robin Ward). 172792 1943 Slightly Dangerous M DVD -R HQ 3148, 3145. SVD 1444 Turner New York Star Publisher Durstin (Eugene Pallette) is worried about damages suit when female soda jerk is hit on the head with a can of paint outside the newspaper building. She fakes amnesia. Picture published in star to find out who she is. "Amnesia Victim. Do You Know This Girl?" Tribune Reporter (John Butler). Telegram Reporter (John Dilson). Times Reporter (George Lynn). Reporter (Robert Emit O'Connor). Reporter (Eddie Phillips). Reporter (Walter Sande). Newspaper employees (Edward Earle, Gladden James). Messenger (Mickey Martin). Photographer McGraw (Don Dillaway). Bit in Newspaper Office (Gertrude Bennett, Abe Dinovitch, E. Mason Hopper, Ralph McCullough, Charles Meakin, Paul Parry, Eugene Radovitch, Dorothy Vernon ). Man Outside Newspaper Office (Gene Coogan). Man Outside Newspaper Office (Cyrl Ring). 172793 1949 Slightly French M PR Publicity Man (Pierre Watkin). Newsman (Fred Howard). Newsman (Robert Williams). Cameraman (Fred F. Sears). 172794 1940 Slightly Honorable M SVD 1200 Presnell, Frank G. (Novel, "Send Another Coffin"). Ken Englund (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Vincent Cushing (Edward Arnold) of a newspaper heads a corrupt political ring. Newspaper Reporter (Pat Davis). Reporter (Tay Garnett). Reporter (George Magrill). Photographer (Irving Wickes). 172795 1988 Slightly Like Strangers NR OWN - H Listfield, Emily News Media 172796 1956 Slightly Scarlet M Publisher Gen. Norman B. Marlowe (Roy Gordon), publisher of Bay City Journal 172797 1940 Slightly Tempted M Photographer at Reception (Eddie Hall). 172798 2003 Slim N Whitney, Ruth Linnea African Journalist is one of eight people awaking one dry season to the AIDS epidemic among them in a small African country. The others include a divorced young American orthopedist, a 58-year-old Scotswoman of faith and a gynecologist by profession, a shortsighted president who is more aggrieved by a journalist calling his country tiny than by the presence of the disease decimating it, an ancient healer, a father ruined by promiscuousness and greed, an ill-fated mother far from her native village, and a boy whose prophetic images show things to come. 172799 1957 Slim Carter M PR Publicist 172800 1915 Slim Princess, The M AFI-Magazines Magazine 172801 1974 Slingshot NM Jackman, Stuart News Media 172802 2000 Slingshot N Hunter, Jack D. Journalist Matt Cook hooks up with another journalist, Tina, to solve a mystery. Tina has spunk. 172803 1999 Slip To Die For, A NM Maltese, William TV Anchorman for national newsand network executive is a borderline drunk who is murdered and then dressed in Draqualian silk, a very special silk made by silk worms who eat mulberry leaves. Another victim is an author who has been an underground movie star, a model, a hustler and a cross-dressed. 172804 1989 Slipknot N Black, Angus Reporter Hasad Javadi has fled his native Iran. 172805 2005 Slipp Jimmy fri C TV Newscaster (Astrid Versto - Voice). 172806 1932 Slippery Pearls, The (aka Stolen Joules) M Reporters (Gary Cooper, William Haines, Charles "Buddy" Rogers and Eugene Palette). All newspaper reporters trying to find out who stole Norma Shearer's pearls from a Hollywood party. 172807 1977 Slithis (aka Spawn of the Slithis) M Traxler, Stephen (Screenplay) Ness Book School Journalism Teacher and supervisor of student newspaper, The Lighthouse, is disillusioned and becomes dissatisfied with his job. When a series of mutilations occur in the community, they arouse "the old journalist's curiosity" Journalist sees an opportunity to get back into mainstream reporting. Mutilations caused by creature created out of radioactive slime. Hero and colleagues finally track it down. Reporter may not come back with the story. Journalism teacher's tactics includes entering a murder site to investigate before police show up and falsely identifies himself as doing a series of articles on California's coastline in order to acquire soil samples. "…I just can't image how you're going to convince anybody that there's a slime creature feasting on the residents of Venice." 172808 1993 Sliver M News Media. Reporter (Philip Hoffman). Reporter (Nicole Orth-Pallavicini). Reporter (Christine Toy Johnson) 172809 2007 Sliver of Truth N Unger, Lisa New York City Journalist Ridley Jones, a magazine writer, is told by the FBI that her late uncle who's really her biological father is still alive and responsible for a series of assaults on women. The freelance journalist stops by the photo lab to pick up her pictures and is taken in for questioning by FBI agents on her way home. The FBI wants her to lead its agents to him but she doesn't trust anyone now including her boyfriend Jake. Jake tells her Max was part of a vicious crime ring. Turns out one of the FBI agents' mother is a spy and one of Max's victims. New York Times Reporter Myra Lyall finding her husband bleeding to death. She then disappears. 172810 2004 Slocum and the Lady Reporter N Logan, Jake Slocum #304 Newspaper Reporter Mrs. Benteen is a widow, a Yankee Lady Reporter, helped by John Slocum when she needs help on a fruitless assignment about claim jumpers. But he soon learns that no news isn't always good news. While in the small mining town of Nirvana, Nevada, John Slocum becomes enamored of a lovely widow and newspaper reporter Mrs. Benteen who asks for his help in getting the dirt on claim-jumpers. But Slocum gets ore than he bargained for when his cover is blown. 172811 2003 Sloophamer MTF Netherlands. TV Reporter (Beau van Erven Dorens). 172812 1957 Slow Assassination: Peron vs. La Preens (Armstrong Circle) T Armstrong Circle Theatre. 4-15-57 Newspaper 172813 1986 Slow Burn MT SV 204 Ness Book Former Reporter Jacob Asch (Eric Roberts) turned detective. Went to jail for refusing to reveal a source on a story about illegal stock market activities after being set up by his boss. 172814 1989 Slow Burn MT News Media. Reporter (Brenda Brosgarth). Reporter (Phil Hayes). Reporter (Bing Jensen). 172815 2005 Slow Burn M Murray, Sabina (Novel) Reporter Ty Trippin (Chiwetel Ejiofor) is doing a story on a district attorney running for mayor who promises to capture the country’s most powerful criminal mastermind in the country, a person so elusive that only his name is known. The DA is giving Trippin a tour of the city, but the interview interrupted when the DA learns his best prosecutor and his biracial lover has killed a man she claims was assaulting her. A friend of the accused man shows up at the DA’s office claiming it was murder and implicating the female prosecutor in schemes and crimes. The reporter who is doing a story on the DA leaves with the man and they congratulate themselves on outsmarting everyone -- but they are being taped by the FBI. The reporter turns out to the be the real gang leader and crime boss and is arrested. 172816 1999 Slow Burn N G.M. Ford Leo Waterman Series #4 Food Critic Mason Reese is found murdered and Seattle PI Leo Waterman is a suspect. He was hired to save Bunky, a $360,000 prize Angus steer facing death and barbecue by a desperate steak owner, Jack Del Fuego who hopes to generate publicity for his bankrupt eateries by serving Bunky at his Seattle grand opening. Sir Geoffrey Miles, an overfed authority on food, hires Leo to head off Del Fuego’s plan, which threatens to spoil an international gourmet society meeting in Seattle. When the tawdry food critic Reese, whose approval Del Fuego needs, is found murdered, the cops think Leo did it so he must catch the real killer to clear himself. The suspect list includes a rival steak restaurateur, Del Fuego’s avaricious ex-wife and suites full of greedy hangers-on. Leo recruits “The Boys,” the cadre of aging drunks who stand ready to help him. Food Critic Reese found himself caught between the warring factions -- two adversarial steakhouse competitors whose “beef” has previously made for some nasty confrontations. 172817 1985 Slow Dancing N OWN - H Benedict, Elizabeth Reporter David Wiley for a New York newspaper. 172818 1978 Slow Dancing in the Big City M DVD -R HQ 2061, 2062. SVD 1471. SVD 1463 Grant, Barra (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Lou Friedlander (Paul Sorvino) for The New York Daily News, Jimmy Breslin-type journalist falls in love with dancer. Friedlander helps people through his column. Working on story about a guy saved from jumping off Brooklyn Bridge by Eskimo. Meets dancer when she moves into his apartment building. Decides to do a story on her. Also writing about a ghetto kid. Beaten up by the kid's drug pusher brother while trying to help the boy who later dies of overdose. Columnist pursues number of stories Columnist has to carry the ailing dancer on stage for her final bow. 172819 1995 Slow Heat NR Spindler, Erica TV Film Critic Jack Jacob thrived on excitement, thrilled to a challenge and always played to win, so when the sexy critic was teamed with Jill Lansing, he expected fireworks. Five years before, they would have been wildly, recklessly in love, but he couldn’t give her what she needed. Now she needed a hero, a man who would share his soul. 172820 2004 Slow Jam King M News Media. News Reporter (Tali Friedman). News Camerapersons (Colin Rivera, Iracel Rivero). 172821 2007 Slow News Day N Watson, Andi Graphic Novel Reporter Katharine Washington from California comes to England to work on a newspaper, the Wheatstone Mercury, a local newspaper in a sleep English town. Once there, the ambitious American writer, enters the world of office politics, the bottom line, personal and professional strife and lost hamsters. Will it be enough to lure her away from the bright lights and opportunities of home? Washington becomes an intern at the newspaper and partners with Owen, a reporter with a chip on his shoulder towards Americans. The two don’t exactly hit it off, but things change as they work together to come up with stories that will win them the front page back from the advertising department, run by Owen’s long-suffering, suspicious girlfriend. 172822 1992 Slow Poison N Bosworth, Sheila War Correspondent Johnny Killelea is a freelance journalist who courts "violence in the name of honor: the Irishman's and the Southerner's constant passion." He ricochets from a marriage of convenience to a marriage of comfort, escaping love. He is the once-lover, twice-brother-in-law of a woman who sits with him and reminisces about the past. Killelea is a handsome, reckless Tulane dropout who has the power to capture the woman's heart. Killelea ends up marrying her older sister. Pregnant sister needs a husband and draftable Johnny needs a deferment to avoid Vietnam. 172823 1995 Slozna braca T Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Series News. SLT News Host (Dr. Nele Karajlic). Novinar CNN (Dejan Matic). 172824 1946 Slug It Slay (aka Headlined for Murder) NM OWN - H - P Lanham, Edwin Publisher Forrest Wiltshire of the Courier. New York city editor Arthur Leslie. 172825 1985 Slugger's Wife, The M L Sportscasters (Skip Cary, Nick Charles). Reporter (Charles Darden). Reporter (Corey B. McPherrin). Reporter (Brad Nessler). Reporter (Tony Peck). Reporter (Chico Renfroe). Reporter (Paul S. Ryden). Reporter (John Buren Solberg). Interviewer (Harmon L. Wages). 172826 2008 Slumdog Millionaire M News Media. TV Reporter (Rhea Lawyer). Newsreaders (Tanya Singh, Anand Tiwari, Faezeh Jalali, Rupali Mehra, Anju Singh). Mumbai teen who grew up in the slums becomes a contestant on the Indian version of “Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?” He is arrested on suspicion of cheating and while being interrogated, events from his life history are shown, which explains why he knows the answers. 172827 1978 Slumrande toner fjarran ur tidden MF Sweden. Finnish. Radio Reporter (Ralf Friberg - Local Radio Reporter). 172828 1979 Slut Reporter N OWN - P James, Rita Adult Female Reporter 172829 1982 Slyozy kapali MF Soviet Union Reporter (Pyotr Shcherbakov). 172830 2005 Smagsdommerne DF Episodes Reporters Hanne Brandt, Marie Hemmingsen, Steen Henriksen, Dorte Soholm, Nicoline Mullertz, Christel Winblad, Anna Gerd Ellerbaek. 172831 2006 Smagsdommerne: Aret der gik DF Episode #34. 1-1-2006 Journalist Bo Tao Michaeli, Politiken. Host Adrian Hughes. 172832 1955 Small Affair, The SS GPL Greene, Graham In "Portable Graham Greene, The." From "Quiet American, The." Reporter. Printed separately as a news reporter in The Listener two years before novel was published. 172833 1976 Small Ceremonies N Shields, Carol Weinberg List Journalist 172834 1980 Small Circle of Friends, A M L Sacks, Ezra (Screenplay) Ness Book Student Reporter Leo DeVinci (Brad Davis) is a writer for the Harvard student paper, The Crimson. When one of his articles is turned down, he breaks into the office and inserts material into the paper. Becomes a columnist. DeVinci works his way up to editor (referred to as "president." He is alter killed when he goes to interview a group of terrorists and the building they are in is blown up. Alice (Shelley Long) is a waitress who becomes a photographer for the school paper and helps Davis cover riots that break out on campus. Jessica (Karen Allen) catches DeVinci earlier in the film stealing a government periodical from the library for an article he is writing. On their first date, she criticizes the "new journalists" for glorifying themselves at the expense of the story. Editor of Crimson (David Hollander). Assistant Editor of Crimson (Frank Rich). 172835 1962 Small Hours, The M AFI-Television TV 172836 1989 Small Sacrifices MT Reporter #2 (Julie Bond). Reporter (Bob Roitblat). TV Reporters surrounding principals. 172837 2002 Small Shots: Manic Depressive Superman T Episode #2. 7-3-2002 Reporter (Casey Dacanay). Superman (Sean Tucker). 172838 1988 Small Tales of a Town N OWN - H Webster, Susan Journalist narrator. Weekly Advertiser 172839 2000 Small Time Crooks M TV Reporter (Dana Tyler) 172840 2009 Small Timers M News Anchor (Ann Monroe). 172841 1978 Small Town N OWN - P Wilson, Sloan Newspaper Owner Ben Winslow starts a weekly newspaper in the town of Livingston 172842 1937 Small Town Boy M Komroff, Manuel (Short Story - "$1,000 Bill, The"). Editor Lafferty (John T. Murray), editor of the Fairview Chronicle, a small town paper. A young man finds a thousand dollar bill and puts an ad in the paper to find the owner and the editor decides to do a story on the boy's honesty. 172843 1939 Small Town Editor PO MLPL Miller, May Estelle In "World's Fair Anthology of Verse, The." Editor. "Ye Editor talks down the town's one street, Flicking his way with his gold-headed cane, Vastly pompous in self-conceit And viewing his townsmen in smug disdain. "And Ye Editor's shoulders are hunched into peaks In cold disapproval of all that he sees; And his eyes are bleak with a bleak despair, And his black trousers cling to his bony knees. "And Ye Editor wears an aloof, tight face And his lips are a tight, thin, purple line; And no ramrod ever could be more stiff Than the righteous set of his stiff, straight spine." 172844 1944 Small Town Editor P MLPL Wayne, Anthony 809.292 L661 Editor 172845 1936 Small Town Girl M DVD -R HQ 2494, 2495. SVD 1177 Reporters (Jack Hatfield, Franklyn Parker, William Wayne). 172846 1953 Small Town Girl M DVD -R HQ 3113, 3114. L Photographer Ted (William Campbell). News Media. They always exaggerate 172847 1990 Small Town Girls N Wallace, Pamela Broadcast Journalist Valerie 172848 1921 Small Town Idol, A M Cameraman (George O'Hara). 172849 2005 Small Town News N Turner, Randy School Journalist Tiffany Everett is spending her first day of a one-week internship at an area television station when a bank is robbed, a man killed, and in may or may not be a coincidence, the school superintendent vanishes without a trace. It couldn't have worked out any better for Everett. During seven exciting days, she sees the permanent damage that can be done when the news media circus hits a small town -- and if she's lucky, she may live to see football homecoming. The town is not prepared for the news media onslaught that follows a bank robbery and the disappearance of the school superintendent. Everett learns first hand how good and how bad TV journalism can be. Other characters are: Tiffany's journalism teacher, a former newspaper editor named Willie Taylor, the star TV correspondent Shannon Starbuck who worked for Willie in the past, and Kirk Robbins, the editor who replaced Willie when he was fired at the newspaper. 172850 1985 Small Town, A N OWN - H Hearon, Shelby Local Reporter who says it like she sees it. Alma van der Linden. 172851 1958 Small World DT 1958-60 Journalist Edward R. Murrow, host 172852 1959 Small World N OWN - H Wheeler, Keith Correspondents Web Harmon and Sara Ingalls, foreign correspondents who meet at an army hospital in World War II and are reunited later. Love odyssey. Newsman on Salpan for the mystical New York Dispatch has adventures in the Far East and Europe. Written by a capable foreign correspondent identified with the Chicago Daily News staff for years. Peter Carter, foreign correspondent who works a newsmagazine. Incredible Jones, photographer. Correspondent who rings all the changes on sex, profanity, drunkenness and other behavior such as the public has long been taking for granted in a journalist's life. Angel Kellog, newspaperwoman extraordinaire, beautiful, blond and ruthless 172853 2002 Smallpox 2002: Silent Weapon MT New York Reporter (Ben Chinn). Narrator-Voice (Brian Cox). 172854 2001 Smallville: T SVD 1490, 1178, 1174 (Two Episodes), 1160, 1158, 1154, 1153 (Three Episodes), 1149, 1132, 1131, 1127, 1125, Episodes. Series October 2001- Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Sullivan takes her job as reporter and editor of Smallville High newspaper quite seriously treating it like a local newspaper than a high school paper. Has secret crush on Clark Kent. Sullivan notices meteor rocks have caused some odd mutations in the Smallville citizens. Journalist Roger Nixon (Tom O'Brien). Sullivan gets an internship at the Daily Planet under the then-editor-in-chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). 172855 2010 Smallville: Absolute Justice T DVD -R HQ 11779, 11780. Episode #184. 2-5-2010. Two-hour Episode. Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Man named Sylvester asks Chloe for help but ends up getting attacked and killer. Clark is led to the former headquarters of the Justice Society of America where he meets up with Dr. Fate, Hawkman, and Stargirl. Later, Clark, John Jones, Green Arrow and Chloe team up to help the JSA stop the killer before he murders someone else in the group. Meanwhile, Lois receives a package from a mysterious agency called Checkmate. Chloe is leaving a coffee café and trying to call Clark. She leaves him a message saying that she's trying to set up a meeting of heroes. Suddenly all the power in the area goes out. Chloe looks around sees a figure glowing with electricity. Running to him, she finds a man wielding an energy rod. He introduces himself as Sylvester Pemberton and says that they're both trying to put a team together. He knows all about Watchtower and notes that his friends did it first. Suddenly the temperature drops and Pemberton throws Chloe into a garbage dumpster. He tells her to stay down and closes the lid. Titanic forces are unleashed and shafts of ice slash through the sides of the dumpster. Chloe looks out and sees Pemberton fighting an ice-wielding figure. When the battle ends, Chloe emerges from the dumpster and finds Pemberton, mortally wounded. She yells for help but Pemberton warns that whoever attacked him will come after the others. Clark meets Chloe at the hospital where she is being treated for frostbite. Clark explains that he's been helping the Kandorians integrate into mortal society, but Chloe doesn't believe that's likely. She notices the police officers collecting Pemberton's gear and clone the calls on Pemberton's phone. A young girl, Courtney, comes in and is shocked that Pemberton is dead. Clark approaches her but Courtney reacts badly when she sees that he's with the press. As she walks off, Chloe asks Clark to help and sends him to talk to Wesley Dodds, the last man that Pemberton called. In a Metropolis apartment, Dodds is dozing off in front of a television despite the cups of coffee he's drank. As he sleeps, he dreams of Pemberton and his opponent in their battle. Dodds wakes up and contemplates a gas mask that is part of a costume. He dons the costume, and then turns to see Pemberton's killer in the apartment with him. The killer refers to him as Sandman, concentrates, and Dodds freeze solid. Oliver meets Chloe at the Watchtower and realizes that she's tapping into his e-mail while trying to reassemble the scattered heroes. She explains that Sylvester Pemberton had a long criminal record of fraud and embezzlement. Courtney Whitmore is a sophomore at Blue Valley High who hasn't been to school in weeks. Chloe tells Oliver they need to get Pemberton's energy staff and she needs his help. Clark arrives at Dodds' apartment and finds Dodds dead, skewered by ice. Written nearby in blood are three letters: J – S – A. Chloe goes to the hospital and meets with Dr. Hamilton, who is examining Dodds' corpse. He confirms that Dodds died the same way as Pemberton, and the ice had human DNA. They realize that they're up against a metahuman with power over cold. Chloe notices Dodds' mask while Hamilton asks her what "JSA" means. She figures that the killer has a score to settle, and tells Hamilton that Clark is going through the newspaper archives. She leaves to help him. In an isolated room, the killer tosses out photos of a number of individuals. Among them are Courtney and J'onn. He crosses off the photos of Pemberton and Dodds and then picks up the photo of Courtney. He then looks up at the wall, which is decorated with a chess symbol. At the Daily Planet, Clark and Chloe go through the older records and discover that Pemberton worked with twelve other criminals, including Dodds. They also find an old film. Playing it, they watch as the criminals were caught one at a time by the police. Pemberton is one of the criminals, accused of embezzling from his own company. Dodds is also in the footage, holding a young woman. However, he had no prior criminal record prior to being arrested at a student demonstration. Another criminal is listed as Al Pratt, a physics professor arrested for participating in the gym. Other men in the film is Ted Grant, a heavyweight champion, and Jay Garrick, a research scientist. Alan Scott, a broadcast CEO, and Abigail Hunkle, an elderly woman, are also arrested. According to the files, they all tried to take the blame and exonerate the others. There's evidence of jury tampering and missing witnesses, and eventually none of the convictions held up. Clark admits that he admired their loyalty. Chloe tells Clark to go warn Carter Hall, the next man on Pemberton's call list, while she continues the research. As the film runs out, Chloe wonders what brought all the criminals together. Clark goes to the museum where Carter works. Everything is covered with plastic sheets and Carter arrives to tell Clark that the museum is closed, permanently. The curator demands to know why Clark is there, and Clark explains that Pemberton and Dodds were murdered. They're interrupted when a man in the next room clutches at a bowling bag and mutters to himself. The man says that he's Dr. Kent Nelson, and Carter says that he's very sick. The curator denies talking to either of the dead men, and says he refused Pemberton's calls. Clark uses his x-ray on the bowling bag and sees a golden helmet inside. It turns on its own and faces Clark. Carter tells Clark they have nothing more to say and Clark leaves. Once he's gone, Nelson tells Carter that the voices want to help, but Carter says that they'll have to help themselves. Nelson wonders if there is someone else to help them. Oliver discovers that Pemberton's energy rod is missing. He spots Courtney walking down the street, carrying the rod. He approaches her and warns that breaking and entering is a crime. She points the rod at him but Oliver warns that two men have died and he needs answers. Nelson arrives, grabs the rod, and triggers it, saying they help themselves. Oliver is blinded by the flare, and when he recovers, Nelson and Courtney have disappeared. Oliver finds Chloe and they track down Pemberton's car from the parking tickets filed against it. The car has a stars and stripes motif and is labeled "Star Rocket Racer." They figure Pemberton was living in his car and was on the run. Inside the glove compartment is a journal with entries on all of the heroes, including their true identities. Chloe figures that Courtney knows who they are. At the museum, Carter objects to Nelson bringing Courtney's protégé there. She insists that they know who the killer is, and that they have to do something. Carter points out that Nelson is deranged, and Courtney admits that Dr. Fate may be incapacitated. However, Dodds and Pemberton are dead, and Carter needs to lead them. She wonders if she has to go to another team, but Carter dismisses them as amateurs. As Carter walks away, Courtney asks him what Shiera would have done, and Carter stops in shock. Clark meets with Chloe, who has located a former metahuman villain named Joar Mahkent, Icicle, who is now in a psych ward. Carter leads Nelson and Courtney to a conference room and tells Nelson that they're going to need "him." Nelson hesitates but Carter insists that Nelson's morality never wavered. The homeless man hesitantly approaches the bag, and admits that he wishes he could remember what his life was before Dr. Fate. He had a wife, Inza, and a family. However, Nelson doesn't know where they are since he scared them away. Carter assures him that some of his family is still there. Nelson opens the bag and the helmet glows with a golden light. He calls it Nabu and tells it not to show him the past or present. The helmet wraps itself around Nelson's head and a blue and golden costume forms around him. Dr. Fate turns and greets the others. Carter then goes to a compartment and reveals a winged harness, a mace, and a hawk mask. Carter takes the mace and says it's time to go hunting. At the psych ward, Clark and Chloe arrive and Clark figures that Carter is hiding something at the museum. They learn that Mahkent is in a vegetative state. However, when they enter, they find Dr. Fate holding Mahkent's head. Clark touches him, and Fate warns him that he is of value and his fate is binding. He notes that Chloe walks the same path that he does. Clark asks who he is, and Dr. Fate teleports himself and Clark away with a gesture. Chloe goes to Watchtower and calls Green Arrow to update him on the situation. Green Arrow is following the glow of the staff and has spotted Courtney, wearing a red, white, and blue costume. She's in Suicide Slum, standing under a spotlight, and Green Arrow realizes she's revealing herself as a bait. He calls down to her and she tells him to leave. Green Arrow drops down to the street, but she dismisses him as arrogant. Before he can get answers, the killer arrives. Courtney expands the rod, says that she's Stargirl, and attacks the killer. He lunges at he with an ice spear and the two spar. They thrust their rods together and the energy backlash knocks them both down. The killer throws ice missiles at her but Green fires and deflects them. When the killer flees, Stargirl complains that Green Arrow has ruined her chance at the killer. A figure descends from the skies, picks up Green Arrow, and flies away. At Watchtower, Chloe is trying to contact Green Arrow when he comes flying through the window. A winged figure, Hawkman, tells them to stay out of his business and flies away. As Chloe tends to Oliver's wound, he figures they have Clark locked up somewhere and they know what they're doing. Chloe worries that these retired criminals were so easily able to defeat them, and wonders if pulling the other heroes together is worth it. Oliver insists that they'll pull together, and reveals that he pulled a shuriken off of Hawkman. Chloe realizes that it came from a museum, and Oliver suggests they get some reinforcements of their own. Detective John Jones is working when he receives a phone call. Clark wakes up in the conference room. Cases of relics holds a pair of boxing gloves, a green lantern, a helmet with the wings of Mercury, a belt marked "Fair Play," an hourglass, and medieval weaponry. Another case holds a woman's hawk mask, cracked on the top. Each one is labeled with a heroic name. Clark pulls aside the cloth on the table to reveal the words "Justice Society of America" emblazoned on it. On the wall is a portrait of twelve costumed individuals, and Clark realizes they're the twelve crimefighters from the newsreel film. Hawkman flies in and says that he doesn't understand why Clark is so important. Dr. Fate and Stargirl arrive, and Dr. Fate says that Clark is important, and different from the others. Stargirl explains that Pemberton wanted to bring together the old and new heroes into a new team. When Hawkman notes that Clark doesn't know who they are, Clark says that he doesn't know who they are, either. Green Arrow arrives, firing an arrow into the portrait. He and Hawkman are immediately at each other's throats, and John Jones arrives and wonders if it's too late to work together peacefully. The two teams square off and Green Arrow points out that the JSA are criminals. Stargirl doesn't believe it, and John says that he stayed on Earth because of humanity's capacity for hope. Clark warns that they're not going anywhere as long as there is a killer on the loose. Lois arrives at the office and tells Clark about her day. However, she discovers she's talking to a another reporter and wonders where Clark is. A package with a chess motif arrives for Lois. Inside is a note saying "The truth will set you free." There are numerous files with pictures of the various JSA members. Tess comes in and Lois hastily hides the photos and asks why Tess is there. Tess notices the package and says it was for her, but Lois shows her that it's addressed to her. Tess walks off, thwarted… for the moment. The killer goes to see Mahkent and calls him "Dad," and swears vengeance for the JSA taking his family. He vows to take away their family… and their lives. At the JSA headquarters, Carter explains that his group was cleaning up the streets until a government task force learned of them. They wanted the JSA to unmask and work for them, and the heroes refused. The government then uncovered their identities and had them arrested and institutionalized, ripping them away from their families. Dr. Fate notes that they did fight back, and Carter admits he made too many mistakes. When Clark says he's made mistakes but hasn't quit, Carter says that he hasn't even started yet. Stargirl says that they need to team up and stop the killer from going after the remaining JSA members. Clark points out that Carter still cares and has kept everything of the JSA, and Carter reluctantly agrees to work together. Chloe arrives and says that there are several possibilities for Icicle's location. One is the hospital, and another is a nitrogen storage facility where the villain can recharge his abilities. Chloe goes to work on the JSA's antiquated computer. Tess returns to the Planet that night and discovers someone has placed a white queen chess piece on her desk. Courtney goes to Watchtower with Chloe and admires the hardware. However, she wonders where the furnishings are that would make it a home. The JSA brownstone was used for family gatherings. Courtney explains that her stepfather Pat was Pemberton's original sidekick. She found her stepfather's equipment and enjoyed the feeling of using it to help people. Courtney suggests that Chloe's team might be more effective if they got together occasionally when there wasn't an emergency. Chloe considers what she's said and then receives a message from Green Arrow. Chloe tells him that she's created a false emergency alert on Mahkent to lure his son in. As Hawkman and Green Arrow wait atop the hospital, Hawkman explains that he's watching over Green Arrow. Green Arrow wonders why the killer is avenging his father after all these years, and figures something else is going on. Hawkman dismisses his concerns. At the museum, Dr. Fate talks with Clark and explains that Clark is the hope that John spoke of. He explains that he sees everyone's fate except for his own, and that seeing Clark's future has given him hope as well. Clark will lead the present generation of heroes, like Hawkman led the JSA. When Clark notes that the Legion spoke similarly about his fate and how they were vague, Dr. Fate gives him specifics and says he will one day triumph over Lex Luthor, and will help everyone embrace a new age. Lois arrives at the museum and Dr. Fate explains that she's the key. Dr. Fate unlocks the door and Clark is forced to flee before Lois can see him. Dr. Fate greets her and Lois explains that she's looking for Carter Hall. He tells her that he knows her fate, and she will need the "savior" and he will need her. Lois backs out and Dr. Fate closes the door behind her. A woman walks into the room where the young Icicle is waiting, and warns him that he's taking it too personally. He calls her Agent Waller and tells her that it is personal. Waller says that his mother died during his birth, but the killer freezes her still and tells her that he's only helping her to get revenge. Waller, unimpressed, refuses to back down. Icicle says that he killed everyone she asked him too, and it's his father's fault that he has blood on his hands. He tells Waller to clean up her own mess, and Waller admits that it's a black mark on Checkmate's board. Icicle demands to finish it, and Waller walks away. Clark goes to the Planet and checks in with Chloe. He figures that someone directed Lois to the museum. He discovers Tess going through Lois' files and tells her to hand them over. She notes that he thought that it would be tough for him to have a nosy girlfriend, and warns that Lois is in over her head. As she leaves, Clark looks over the photos of the dead Sandman. Lois comes in and she shows him the classified intelligence that she's gathered that relates to the two murders. Clark tries to get a look at the files and offers to help, but Lois wants to keep the information to herself. She explains that according to her source, the two dead men were vigilantes like the Blur. Further, Carter Hall injured Mahkent, and someone high up got Mahkent's son out of juvie. There were other bad guys that the JSA fought, and they have all been released from prison and their records purged. Clark realizes that someone is collecting them. John and Dr. Fate check out the nitrogen storage facility. Dr. Fate is curious why John is there and what he does, and notes that John sees the same thing in Clark that he does. Fate explains that he can see the future and see what might be. However, eventually he saw too much. Fate asks about John's family, and John admits that he misses his wife and daughter. Fate suddenly says that they're in danger. They hear a noise and go to investigate. They find two security guards, frozen dead. Fate says that it isn't John's fate to die and then strikes him with a glowing hand. John briefly transforms into a green-skinned Martian form before falling back. Icicle stabs Dr. Fate in the chest and says that he's in his prime. As Dr. Fate collapses, the helmet falls off of him, leaving Nelson behind. Icicle picks up the helmet and smiles in triumph. Hamilton gets word of the incident and finds Fate and John. Hawkman flies off after Icicle and Green Arrow goes after him. Clark and Courtney go to the hospital, and Hamilton explains that John is undergoing some kind of incubation. Courtney wonders if it's wrong to hope that Hawkman finds Icicle first and kills him. Clark says that it is and Courtney says that Pemberton told her the same thing. She explains that Hawkman crossed the line too many times, and Clark says that it's up to her to make things right as the next generation. He tells her to keep Pemberton's legacy alive and she'll keep him alive as well. Lois is going through old files at the Planet. Waller comes up behind her and says that they're classified, and she left them for Lois. Lois wonders why she was chosen, and Waller says that Lois is good at digging out secrets and embracing the truth. She hands Lois a cell phone with a chess motif and says that they'll be in touch. Icicle goes to see his comatose father and boasts that Fate's helmet will help him finish off the other heroes. he takes his father's hand and says that he's ready, and then says goodbye. He pulls the plug on his father's respirator and then dons the helmet. The helmet glows red and Icicle screams in agony. Hawkman goes to the museum to get his weapons and refuses to listen to Oliver's advice to get the others. Oliver looks at the case with the Hawkgirl mace and asks who she was. Carter admits that Hawkgirl was his wife and that love has always ended in his past lives. Oliver is skeptical and Carter explains that he and Shiera were born a thousand years ago, and then cursed to fall in love, die, and repeat the cycle lifetime after lifetime. Carter figures that the sooner his current life is over, the sooner he sees his wife again. Oliver admits he's never had a connection like that, and Carter says that he hides how important others are to him by acting like a jackass. Oliver admits that he knows what it feels like to want to throw one's life, but points out that Carter stayed for Nelson, and he needs to put his death wish aside and help his team. He hands Carter his mace, and Hawkman flies him across the city to Watchtower. Clark and Stargirl arrive, and Chloe says that they'll have to wait. Carter says they should have stayed together from the beginning. Icicle teleports into the Watchtower and suspends Chloe within an ice field. All four heroes attack but Fate's helmet protects Icicle against the brunt of their attack. Hawkman knocks him down but Icicle unleashes a mystical blast that sends them flying. He advances on Stargirl but John arrives to save her, and deflects the next ice blast with his newly recovered powers. The heroes close in and Hawkman smashes the helmet loose with his mace. He catches it and Clark expresses his condolences about Nelson, and Carter admits that he's sorry too. Later, Hawkman returns to the museum with Clark, and notes that he isn't a hero because of a desire for glory or vengeance. Carter admits that Clark's team is better than he thought, but Clark notes that his team isn't like the JSA. He isn't sure if his friends will ever be what the JSA is. Carter tells him to trust them, and that he has to remember that they're people and will make mistakes. All they can do is keep trying. Carter explains that he learned to fly after his kingdom was attacked and he realized that his people were what are important. He considers Shiera's mask, and says that if Clark overcomes his own chains, he'll soar higher than any of them. Carter says that with Chloe's help, he and Courtney will find the protégés of the JSA and help them on their path. Stargirl comes in and says that some of them have already done so. She asks Clark what he calls his team, and Clark admits that they're a work in progress. Chloe is working at Watchtower when John arrives at superspeed. He explains that Fate restored his Martian powers at the cost of his own life, and someone will be drawn to the helmet to become the next Dr. Fate. John plans to continue protecting and servicing. Chloe says that she will do the same, and John notes that there is a limit to how much knowledge someone can have. It drove Fate insane, and John worries that Chloe is in similar danger. She insists she can handle it and John assures her that he care for them as his new family. Oliver arrives and suggests they go out for dinner. John agrees and after a few seconds, Chloe agrees as well. At the Planet, Lois shows Clark her front page article about the JSA. He hopes they'll be seeing more of them. She points out that he could have had a byline with her, and mentions what Dr. Fate said about her destiny. Clark asks what she was told, and Lois says it about a mysterious savior. Clark asks if she believes in fate, and Lois says she believes in the fate you make happen. Icicle is confined in a heated cell and demands to see Waller. She comes in and he explains that the helmet messed with his mind. He wants another chance to finish what he started, but she congratulates him on bringing the JSA back into the spotlight. Waller tells him that he's done what she needed, and she'll need the assembled heroes to survive the coming apocalypse. She then draws a gun on him and welcomes him to the Suicide Squad. Waller shoots him in the head and walks outside… where Tess is waiting for her. Waller calls her Agent Mercer and says they have a lot to catch up on. Justice Society The Justice Society of America is the DC Universe's premiere superhero team, having been active prior to World War Two. They first appeared as a team in All Star Comics #3 (Winter 1940), and were assembled by Gardner Fox and Sheldon Mayer. The team consisted of the premiere heroes of that era, uniting at the beginning and end of cases while splitting up on their own or into small teams to take on various cases. The primary members of the Golden Age include: Dr. Fate, Dr. Mid-Nite, Wildcat, Mr. Terrific, Wonder Woman, Johnny Thunder, Hourman, and the Golden Age Flash, Green Lantern, and Hawkman. They later went into retirement when accused of being Communist dupes by Joe McCarthy, but emerged later to fight alongside many modern-day heroes, including the Justice League. Many of their members have died and they have taken on many "legacy" heroes: heroes embracing the names of the heroes of the bygone days, often with similar abilities and/or a blood relationship to an original JSA member. Hawkman There have been a number of different characters bearing the name "Hawkman." The original Golden Age Hawkman was Carter Hall, the reincarnation of Egyptian Prince Khufu, fighting evil in the 1940s (in Flash Comics #1 - January 1940). He used ancient weaponry and a belt made of nth metal to fly. With the new scientifically-based Silver Age, Hawkman was redone (in Brave & The Bold #34 - Feb-March 1961) as an alien policeman (a "Wingman") named Katar Hol, from the planet Thanagar, who used ancient weaponry and an anti-gravity belt made out of nth metal to fly. He and his wife Shiera came to Earth tracking down a criminal and stayed, becoming the museum curators at Midway City in their secret identities. Through an elaborate series of events he eventually became the "Hawk Avatar" then banished off to another dimension. The next incarnation of the Golden Age Hawkman eventually "merged" with the Silver Age one and was reborn, gaining Kaytar's memories as he had those of his other incarnations, and is currently a member in good standing of the Justice Society. Dr. Fate Dr. Fate (first appearance - More Fun Comics #45, May 1940 - origin revealed in #67, April 1941) was created by Gardner Fox and originally Kent Nelson, the 12-year-old son of archaeologists who were killed while unearthing an ancient sorcerer, Nabu. Nabu taught the boy vast magicks, gave him a golden helm and amulet, and matured him to adulthood, then "died" and apparently merged with Fate's golden helmet. Fate's powers have varied over the years and on occasion he wore a non-mystical golden helmet without the bottom half. Not one of the more popular Golden Age heroes despite his Justice Society membership, he was brought into the Silver Age as an "Earth-2" hero (as were most of the Golden Age heroes). His popularity grew substantially upon his "return" and he had several mini-series and played a substantial role in various crossovers. It was later revealed that the helmet held the spirit of Nabu, who could take over Nelson and/or make him less human. Through an elaborate series of rewritings and retcons, Nelson later died and has several successors since then. Stargirl Courtney Whitmore first appeared in Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. #0 and got a taste for the superhero life when her mother remarried Pat Dugan, who was the World War II hero and temporally relocated Stripesy. She got hold of her stepfather's deceased partner's cosmic converter belt and used it to become a superhero. Calling herself the Star-Spangled Kid after her predecessor, Courtney originally used her powers to annoy her stepfather but soon became a hero in her own right. She joined the JSA and although initially viewed as a mascot at best, she has since become a full member. She has also become the designated successor of the Golden Age Starman (after his son the superhero retired), and wields both the converter belt and Starmans' cosmic rod while now using the name Stargirl. Courtney is a skilled acrobat and competent fighter, but her converter belt and rod boost her strength, let her fly, fire energy beams, and short-circuit an opponent's neural system. Star-Spangled Kid Sylvester Pendleton the 3rd first appeared in Action Comics #40 (Sept. 1941). He fought crime with the aid of his partner and chauffeur, Pat Dugan, who took the role of Stripesy, partner to the original Star-Spangled Kid. A member of the Seven Soldiers of Victory, he was lost in time and brought back to the late 20th century with the other Soldiers. Another Golden Age hero, Starman, chose Pemberton as his successor and gave him the Cosmic Rod. Pemberton made it over into a belt and fought crime first as the Star-Spangled Kid and then as Skyman. he was killed by Solomon Grundy and Stargirl has since become his successor. Sandman Wesley Dodds first appeared in Adventure Comics #40 (July 1939) and was created by Gardner Fox and Bert Christman. Donning a business suit, cape, slouch hat, and gas mask, Dodds used a gas gun to fight crime. He later took on a partner, Sandy the Golden Boy, and changed his costume to a more heroic skintight outfit. He fought crime on and off throughout the decades, both on his own and as a member of the Justice Society. Dodds eventually went into semiretirement but donned his costume once more to sacrifice his life to prevent the sorcerer Mordru from learning of the Fate Child. Icicle The modern-era Icicle, Cameron Mahkent, first appeared in Infinity, Inc. #34 (January 1987) and was created by Roy Thomas, Dann Thomas, and Todd McFarlane. His father, Joar, was a supervillain in the 40s who used a cold gun. Radiation from the weapon altered his DNA, giving his son Cameron an innate ability to project ice and cold. Amanda Waller Amanda Waller first appeared in Legends #1 (November 1986) and was created by John Ostrander, Len Wein, and John Byrne. A widow who grew up in Chicago's Cabrini-Green neighborhood, Amanda gained a doctorate in political science and then became a congressional aide. She eventually used her connections to form the Suicide Squad, an organization that put heroes and villains to work directly for the government. After using the Squad for her own aims, she was tried and convicted, but managed to negotiate a pardon and return to lead the Suicide Squad yet again. She later became the Secretary of Metahuman Affairs under Lex Luthor. As of the time this episode aired, Amanda was once again leading the Suicide Squad. 172856 2008 Smallville: Abyss T DVD -R HQ 10500 Episode #161. 11-13-2008 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) are engaged. Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Brainiac strikes and replaces Chloe’s memories with Kryptonian code. In order to help his best friend, Clark must ask for Jor-El’s help. Clark saves Chloe’s mind by taking her to the Fortress of Solitude and having his father erase the code and restore her memories. But in doing so, an agent of doom is released on Earth. Meanwhile, Davis tries to get Chloe to understand that Jimmy is wrong for her. 172857 2003 Smallville: Accelerate T DVD -R HQ 4905 Peterson, Brian and Kelly Souders. Episode #42. 5-6-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lana haunted by ghost of dead friend who drowned when she was 10 and hasn't aged since. The girl injures her father who is in on it displaying super-speed powers like Clark's. Her father was making clones using kryptonite to accelerate growth process. Clark and Lex figure Lionel is behind the lab and the accelerated growth injured the girl clone's ethical sense and plans to drown Lana. Clark comes to her rescue and clone escapes. Lionel offers Lex a wedding honeymoon, gets control of Indian cave, takes possession of girl clone and starts winning her affections. Lana reassesses her relationship with Clark. 172858 2007 Smallville: Action T DVD -R HQ 9160 Episode #137. 10-25-2007 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Clark’s cousin, Supergirl-Kara Kent (Laura Vandervoort). When a comic book-based movie shoots in Smallville, Clark must save the lead actress from a runaway car. Lex discovers Lionel at the cabin. Chloe says how the public relations management team around the actress controls everything regarding the press -- including interviews. 172859 2005 Smallville: Ageless T DVD -R HQ 3244 Episode #86. 5-4-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) Clark and Lana discover an abandoned baby in the cornfield, but when the child begins to age at an alarming rate, the two fear his disease will kill him. 172860 2008 Smallville: Apocalypse T DVD -R HQ 9869 Episode #150. 5-1-2008 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum) is now owner of the Daily Planet. Clark desperately searches for Brainiac, the only one who can reverse Lana’s condition. Chloe, in her search for large power surges, breaks into several government computers. Jimmy gets caught between Lex and the Department of Security. 172861 2005 Smallville: Aqua T DVD -R HQ 4541 Episode #92. 10-20-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack), Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) arrives in Smallville. During a beach party, Lois hits her head when she jumps into the lake, and a mysterious swimmer comes to her rescue, out-swimming baffled Clark Kent. 172862 2008 Smallville: Arctic T DVD -R HQ 9930 Episode #152. 5-15-2008 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum) is now owner of the Daily Planet. Clark and Lex battle to the death in a cliffhanger: who will survive? 172863 2005 Smallville: Arrival T DVD -R HQ 4390 Episode #89. 9-29-2005. New Season Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack), Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) arrives in Smallville. Clark learns he must stay at the Fortress of Solitude in order to prepare to save the planet. 172864 2006 Smallville: Arrow T DVD -R HQ 8940 Episode #114. 10-19-2007 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) of the Daily Planet. Lois witnesses the Green Arrow steal a rare diamond necklace from Martha's neck. Clark discovers Oliver Queen is the Green Arrow. Lex tests Lana's loyalty. 172865 2004 Smallville: Asylum T DVD -R HQ 5046. SVD 1498 Slavkin, Todd and Darren Swimmer Episode #53. 1-14-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lex teams up with three krypto-villains to lure Clark to the hospital to enlist his help in escaping after he hears that Lionel has requested Lex be given electroshock therapy to erase his memory. However, the plan goes awry when the villains double-cross Lex and use kryptonite to steal Clark's powers. Meanwhile, Lana meets a mysterious new stranger in the hospital. 172866 2009 Smallville: Beast T DVD -R HQ 11372 Episode #172. 4-30-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Clark discovers the truth behind Davis’ supposed death and angrily confronts Chloe when he realizes that she has been protecting him, but it may already be too late, as Davis ambushes Jimmy and Oliver at the Talon. After Tess prints an article on the front page of the Daily Planet naming Davis a serial killer. Chloe decides they need to flee. Clark discovers Davis is till alive and goes on the hunt for him. Meanwhile, Davis captures Oliver and Jimmy Olsen. Full Recap: Chloe is going to bed when her cellphone rings. She answers and Davis tells her that he's had another dream. She assures him that he's safe with her but he asks her to come see him. She hangs up and then goes down to the basement. She finds rose petals strewn on the stairs and candles lit on the shelves. She figures he left the basement and warns that it's dangerous, but he insists he had to go out. Davis thanks her for her help and notes it's more than what a friend would do. Chloe insists it doesn't change their relationship, but Davis says his feelings for her haven't changed. He asks her to stay and they end up kissing. However, Chloe notices a trail of blood leading across the floor. She follows the trail and finds Clark strung up from the ceiling, ripped in half… and wakes up from her nightmare. The next day, Chloe is making a cappuccino when she gets a text message from Davis. Clark arrives and she hastily hides her cellphone, and then claims she didn't get a lot of sleep. Clark shows her Tess' article in the Planet identifying Davis as the serial killer. Clark wonders if Davis is still alive since they've found one of Mannheim's goons, torn apart the same way as Davis' other victims. Chloe tries to deflect Clark's suspicions and suggests that Clark is worried out of fear. At Ace of Clubs, Oliver is meeting his people when Jimmy asks to talk with him in private. Oliver says he's busy but Jimmy insists it's important and Oliver agrees. Jimmy asks for a loan of $600 to fix his car, and admits he was fired from the club. Oliver accuses him of lying and suggests he gets treatment, but Jimmy refuses to acknowledge his accusation and walks off. Chloe meets with Dr. Emil Hamilton of WebMD and tells him about Davis. He suggests they go to Oliver, who helped form the web site, but Chloe notes that Oliver killed Lex Luthor and isn't thinking straight. Emil warns that there's only so much he can do with a few cells to find a cure, and needs to see Davis in person. Chloe refuses and the doctor agrees to do what he can. As he leaves, Chloe finds Davis waiting for her on the street. He tells her that nothing except her presence helps to quiet the beast within. They go back to the Talon and Chloe shows him the newspaper headlines. Davis worries about will happen if the cops find her, and Chloe says that if that occurs, then they'll leave together. Davis warns she can't say goodbye to anyone, even Clark, and he wonders if he's really the most important thing in her life. She insists she would do anything for him. Davis agrees that they should leave Smallville and Chloe says they'll leave at sundown, as soon as she closes off the paper trail. At LuthorCorp, Clark meets with Oliver and tells him he's checked the grave where Oliver buried Davis and there's nothing there: someone clawed its way out. Clark figures Davis will go after Chloe, and he asks Oliver to get her to safety while he goes to the Fortress to find a way to stop it. Oliver tells him to kill it once and for all, but Clark refuses to kill even to save thousands and vows he'll stop Doomsday on his own terms. Emil contacts Chloe at Isis and informs her that he can't figure out a way to destroy the cell samples. He suggests that intense emotions like obsession may help to prevent the change. Emil warns that Doomsday is a danger and they need to warn people, but Chloe warns that he doesn't want to be on Davis' bad side. Emil agrees not to say anything, but warns that it's all on her. Clark arrives just after Emil cuts off, but Chloe lies and says she was talking to a patient. Clark has proof that Davis is alive and needs her help to find him. He explains he's found a crystal belonging to Brainiac that can open a portal to the Phantom Zone. Chloe warns that the portal could suck Clark in as well, but Clark insists he needs to take the risk. Chloe say she's heard of similar murders in Alaska. Clark leaves to investigate and Chloe wishes him luck. Oliver goes to the Talon that night and hears something upstairs. He goes up to Chloe's apartment and finds Jimmy stealing money. Jimmy insists it's just a loan. Davis arrives and knocks out Oliver, then advances on Jimmy and knocks him out as well. They recover consciousness tied up in the basement. They wonder what's happened to Chloe but Davis emerges to insist that he'd never hurt Chloe. Jimmy doesn't believe him at first, and then realizes that Davis was the beast that attacked the wedding. Chloe calls Davis to tell him she's on her way. Oliver calls out for her to stay away. Davis claims some thieves broke into the apartment and he's holding them. Chloe asks him to let them go but Davis says they can't go free until they're out of Smallville. Once he hangs up, Jimmy starts to taunt Davis' against Oliver's advice. Oliver tries to calm him down but Davis warns that the only other way to calm himself down is to kill one of them. Jimmy asks Davis to kill him, because he has nothing left. He tells Davis that Chloe could never love him and she'll find out the truth eventually. Davis starts to transform and kill Jimmy, but Oliver calls out that Chloe will never forgive him if he does. Davis controls himself enough to simply knock Jimmy unconscious, and then turn to Oliver as someone Chloe doesn't care about as much. Clark arrives at the Talon and uses his superhearing to locate Oliver choking downstairs. Clark superspeeds down and pulls Davis away, then demands to know where Chloe is. Davis refuses to answer, and Clark whisks him away. Chloe gets to the Talon and finds LuthorCorp agents all over the place. Oliver has brought Emil in and the EMTs are taking Jimmy away. Before he goes, Jimmy warns Chloe not to trust Davis. Oliver demands answers from Chloe, and wonders when she became one of the bad guys. Chloe says that Davis needed her but Oliver says everyone else needed her too, and her plan to control Davis was seriously flawed. She vows to find Davis but Oliver tells her that Clark will handle it from here on out. She asks where Clark is and Oliver tells her that Clark is finally going to finish it. Clark arrives at the Fortress and explains to Davis that he can use the technology there to send Davis to a place where he can be himself. Davis refuses to let Chloe go and claims that Chloe chose to protect him. Clark tries to explain that she doesn't have feelings for Davis, but Davis insists that Chloe is the only way for him to stay human. He asks Clark, his Kryptonian brother, to let him have his chance. Clark refuses and prepares to use Brainiac's crystal. Davis throws him away and Clark knocks him back and inserts the crystal. A portal to the Phantom Zone opens, but Davis vows to take Clark with him. The two struggle on the edge of the portal, but suddenly Davis weakens. Chloe comes in, holding the Kryptonian key. She shuts down the portal and tells Clark that she had to stop him, as he would never forgive himself for exiling Davis for eternity. She activates the control console with the Kryptonian key and she and Davis disappear in a flash of light. Later, Jimmy comes to see Oliver for information on Davis, who has nothing to report. Oliver suggests he needs to deal with his addiction but Jimmy says he isn't interested. Instead, Oliver gives him the $600. Jimmy refuses to take a handout, but Oliver explains that he can use someone with Jimmy's guts and intelligence. Jimmy insists he's no hero but Oliver wants someone with his instincts. When Jimmy refuses, Oliver tells him to take the first step to changing his life and accept his offer. Jimmy agrees and shakes his new employer's hand. At Isis, Clark tries to find Chloe on the computer systems when Oliver comes in. He warns Clark that Chloe doesn't want to be found, but Clark insists Chloe isn't herself. Oliver warns that Chloe does care about Davis and he should have killed Doomsday when he had the chance, but Clark doesn't believe it. After Oliver calls, Clark gets a call from Chloe, saying that she's okay. Chloe tells him not to try and find them, and insists that she'll be okay. She continues to insist she's doing it for Clark, but he says that he'll keep looking for her. Chloe says that now is her chance to really save Clark, then hangs up. Wiping away tears, she goes to Davis and they go on the road. 172867 2007 Smallville: Bizarro T DVD -R HQ 9010 Episode #133. 9-27-2007 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Clark confronts Bizarro, the last wraith from the Phantom Zone, but their fight sends a torrent of water rushing toward land. The mysterious young woman reappears at the Kent farm. 172868 2005 Smallville: Blank T DVD -R HQ 3202 Episode #85. 4-27-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) When Clark loses his memory, Chloe must teach him about his superpowers while keeping him from accidentally revealing his secret to others. Lex takes advantage of Clark. 172869 2008 Smallville: Bloodline T DVD -R HQ 10470 Episode #160. 11-6-2008 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) are engaged. Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Clark and Lois are sent to the phantom zone when the crystal activates. The mother of a child down on Planet Earth escapes out of the phantom zone to Earth. Clark and Lara -- who they find in the phantom zone -- return to Earth to catch the mother. But she finds her son -- Chloe’s friend, a fireman -- kills him so he can come back stronger, and then is captured by Lara. Lara (Supergirl) tells Clark she has to leave to find other remnants of Krypton, but he must stay at Earth to help the humans preserve their planet. Lois, back from the phantom zone and survival of the alien mother who possesses her body on Earth, gets a raise at the Daily Planet. Tess confronts Clark and says he knows more than he is saying about Luthor’s disappearance and he should confide in her. The Green Arrow also makes an appearance. 172870 2007 Smallville: Blue T DVD -R HQ 9280 Episode #140. 11-15-2007 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Clark’s cousin, Supergirl-Kara Kent (Laura Vandervoort). Gabriel and Lane have an affair. He says he hired her because of her stories and then fell for her. She believes him. Chloe overhears and warns Lois that once the rumor goes around that she is sleeping with her boss, her reputation will be shattered. Lois doesn’t care. Lex tells Grant to stop dating Lois Lane reminding Grant that he made him what he is today. Grant asks, “What’s wrong with Lois Lane except for her poor spelling.” GG and Lois try to break up because both realize it’s no good to have an office romance, but they can’t. Chloe thinks they have broken up. Grant tells Lex it’s over. Grant tells Lex to quit spying on him. It turns out Grant is Lex’s secret brother. Julian Luthor is his real name. “Not outside of this room,” says Lex. Clark meets his biological mother (Helen Slater) for the first time. Chloe and Lex discover that Lois and Grant have been seeing each other. Clark goes to Daily Planet to get Chloe’s help after his mother gives him his father’s ring, which turns out to make him vulnerable taking away all of his super powers. His mother urges him to destroy the crystal which will destroy Lara’s evil father but also her and Kara as well. Kara finds herself alive in Detroit without any powers and amnesia. 172871 2004 Smallville: Bound T DVD -R HQ 3002 Episode #75. 4-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. When Lex is accused of killing a young woman, Clark tries to establish his innocence by seeking Lionel's help. 172872 2008 Smallville: Bride T DVD -R HQ 10550 Episode #162. 11-20-2008 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) are engaged. Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Chloe and Jimmy have unexpected rivals at their ceremony when the agent of Doom shows up. Oliver is shocked to see Lana after expecting to find Lex. Lois and Clark begin to fall for each other. 172873 2009 Smallville: Bulletproof T DVD -R HQ 10800 Episode #164. 1-22-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) are engaged. Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Using the name Joe Fordman, Clark goes undercover to discover why Detective John Jones was shot. Meanwhile, Lana and Oliver are hiding a secret from Clark. 172874 2003 Smallville: Calling T DVD -R HQ 8X 4913 Biller, Kenneth Episode #43. 5-13-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Dr. Walden comes out of a coma with super-powers and a desire to kill Clark, piquing the Luthors' interest. The spaceship starts talking to Clark, and Helen and Lex prepare for their wedding. Chloe uses Alienware computer at the Torch office. 172875 2004 Smallville: Commencement T DVD -R HQ 3363, 3366 Episode #88. 5-18-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark, Choloe and friends graduate from high school. Nightmare leads Clark to begin to understand why he was sent to Earth and he seeks counsel from Jor-El who warns him he must reunite the three crystals immediately. 172876 2008 Smallville: Committed T DVD -R HQ 10400 Episode #157. 10-16-2008 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) are engaged. Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Choe and Jimmy are among several couples kidnapped by a psychotic jeweler who subjects his victims to a lie detector test to measure their feelings for each other. Clark and Lois pretend to be involved to lure out the kidnapper and find their friends. 172877 2010 Smallville: Conspiracy T DVD -R HQ 11800 Episode #187. 2-26-2010 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). When a doctor that the Kandorians resurrected for experimentation becomes determined to prove that aliens have invaded Earth, he kidnaps several of Zod’s people and Lois Lane in the hopes of exposing the truth. Zod disguises himself as a Daily Planet reporter, finds the kidnapped Kandorian and the kidnapped Lois but is shot trying to help them escape. He is dying, but Clark Kent pierces his skin with kryptonite and pours a drop of blood into Zod’s wound saving his life. That drop of blood, however, not only has curative powers, but the ability to give Zod Superman powers. Full Recap In Metropolis, Faora reads an article about the destruction of the tower. She's wearing her Kandorian tag and Clark finds her. He warns her not to reveal her alien nature in public, but she wonders how she can have any hope after the tower's destruction. Her only hope is Clark, who found her sister, Vala, who is now working at a bookstore and blending into human society. Vala insists that Clark will protect them but Faora isn't so sure. As Clark leaves to deal with a crime, Faora warns Vala that she can't fall in love with Clark and tells her to close up. As Vala goes back into the bookstore to close up, someone apparently comes into the store. Vala turns but doesn't see anyone. As she closes the door and goes back into the store, a man grabs her and sprays her with gas, rendering her unconscious. Later, Vala wakes up and finds herself in a hidden laboratory contained within some kind of device, surrounded by two other similarly imprisoned Kandorians. The next day, Lois is working on a story at the Planet when she gets a call from Amanda Waller. She quickly puts her special phone away as Clark comes in. When he wonders what's going on, she suggests they have a romantic dinner together. Clark agrees, but Faora arrives and asks for Clark's help. He claims that she's part of a story he's working on and gets her off to the side, where she explains that Vala has been kidnapped. Oliver is in his office after exercise and finds Tess in his desk. She wonders why he's not worried about the destruction of the Solar Tower, and figures that he might be involved. Oliver denies it and Tess says that she doesn't believe him. She warns that someone at one of Oliver's subsidiaries is embezzling funds. Tess tells him to find who is responsible and put an end to it. Clark goes to Vala's store and finds Zod there. The major tells Clark that he's dealing with it and he should go save humans. He blames Clark for driving a wedge between Zod and the others, and now they've abandoned him, someone is abducting them and leaving their crests behind. Clark refuses to give him his powers back and Zod attacks him, but Clark easily stops him. Zod recovers his composure and tells Clark to admit that he's turned against the Kandorians. Clark points out that Zod can't tell his own people because he doesn't know which ones he can trust, but Zod says that the blood of the Kandorians is on his hands. In the hidden laboratory, Vala's abductor, Dr. Bernard Chisholm, removes his mask after locking her in an anti-contamination container. He explains that when he found them, he realized they want to colonize the planet. When she denies it, Chisholm says that he's going to gather proof and show the world so that the Kandorians are hunted down and exterminated. He then puts on his mask again and turns her around to show her a severed arm with a Kandorian brand. Then Chisholm goes back to work, cutting apart another Kandorian. Oliver comes to see Chloe at her apartment. She's glad to see him but Oliver ignores her and looks around. He then turns up the music and embraces her, and explains that Tess might be listening. Oliver warns her that Tess' evidence indicates that Chloe is stealing from him. She says she was borrowing the cash to buy insurance for the entire planet. Clark goes to see Faora and ask what happened to the other two Kandorians, and how Vala was connected to them. Faora explains that all three of them were cybernetic engineers who performed tests to recover the Kandorians' powers. She wonders if the tests are responsible for her abduction. Clark asks her to explain and Faora admits that they were experimenting on humans. Lois goes to the restaurant where she planned to eat with Clark and orders for one. When she looks up from her paper, she discovers Dr. Chisholm sitting opposite her. He says that he has a story for her that will make her career: aliens are living among them. Lois doesn't believe it and tries to walk away, and Chisholm says that he's captured some of them. She admits that he's convincing and claims she's calling her editor on her cell phone, and goes outside. She then calls 911 but Chisholm follows her and takes her prisoner at gunpoint. Back at his lab, Chisholm shows a manacled Lois blood samples that he claims proves his prisoners are aliens. When she warns that no one will believe him, he shows her the prisoners, including a cryogenically proven specimen: Vala. As he starts to freeze her, Lois tries to stop him and he reveals that his skull has been cut open and crudely stitched together. Chisholm says that he died of a heart attack and the Kandorians, including Vala, inserted kryptonite spikes into his skull as part of a process to bring him back. Now he can't stop thinking and his new thoughts are driving him insane. Chisholm warns Lois that the invasion has begun and they have to save mankind. Clark and Faora go to the hospital and Faora explains that Vala and the others store cadavers from the morgue. Clark insists that it wasn't right and Zod should never have allowed it. Faora tells Clark that Zod didn't know, and insists that Clark has no right to pass judgment on her leader. She tells of how Zod risked his own life to save her during a battle. When Clark notes that Zod let Jor-El die, Faora insists that Zod has always considered Jor-El his friend. He admits that he might be wrong, and Faora warns that he doesn't know the man. Zod goes to the Planet and secretly steals what he needs to pass as a mild-mannered reporter. He then goes to see a reporter, Molly Nichols, and asks her to help him find some information about alien conspiracy nuts. She gets him a box of letters, including all of the ones that Chisholm tried to send to warn of the alien threat. Chloe takes Oliver to a secret storage container where she has gathered kryptonite weapons for the day that the Kandorians get their powers back and try to conquer the world. All of the IDs she's given them have tracking devices hidden in them. Chloe explains that they can't afford to trust Clark again. As they leave, Tess' man Lenkov takes photos of them. Lois is working on her story when Zod comes in and frees her. He claims he's an FBI agent and goes to release Vala. Before he can stop the cryogenic process, Chisholm arrives and shoots him in the chest. He tells Lois to finish her story while Zod bleeds out. After Chisholm leaves, Lois gets free and runs to help him, putting pressure on the wound. He warns her to leave before Chisholm returns, but when she refuses, he wonders why. Lois says that it's what Clark would do, and Zod warns that his supposed FBI backup isn't coming. He tells her to save herself and Vala. Clark and Faora talk to Dr. Flores, who works in the morgue, and ask if all of the bodies were recovered. He admits that one body, John Corben, was never recovered. He tells them that they'd have to talk to the attending M.E., Dr. Chisholm, who has been released for psychiatric reasons. Clark threatens to quote him as a source, and Flores explains that Chisholm said that he saw the body snatchers, claimed they were aliens, and had a heart attack. Then they brought him back to life. Clark convinces Flores to give him Chisholm's address. Chisholm returns to the lab and discovers that Lois is gone. Lois ambushes him and knocks him into an electrical panel. As she tries to free Vala, Chisholm recovers and knocks her out. He sees Zod's Kandorian tag and realizes that he's an alien. Chisholm picks up his surgical gear and prepares to cut Zod open, ranting that he'll stop the invasion now. As he moves in, he hears a whooshing noise. Clark knocks him aside but Chisholm grabs his drill, swings it overhead, and inadvertently electrocutes himself. Clark is unable to go to his aid due to the kryptonite spikes present so he frees Vala and then runs to Zod's side. Zod says that Clark will get what he wants, but Clark insists that Jor-El's last wish was for him to save Zod. Zod admits that's something that Jor-El would have done, grabs his hand, and says that Clark can't save him. He dies and Clark takes one of the kryptonite spikes, cuts open his hand, and drips his blood into Zod's wound. There's a burst of light and Zod's wound heals. Lenkov takes Tess to the container only to discover that it's empty. She tells him to find the weapons her money is being spent to purchase. Chloe is watching and is surprised to discover the weapons are gone. Oliver arrives and tells Chloe that he figured Tess was following him, and has hidden the weapons where she can't find them. Chloe demands to know where they are and wonders if they should tell Clark, and Oliver says they should… when the time is right. At the Planet, Lois calls the laboratory to have one of Chisholm's blood samples examined. She then goes to her office and hides the sample in her desk, although Clark spots it. Lois notes that all of her evidence has disappeared, and the FBI has no record of an Agent Zod. Clark claims that Zod is deep undercover and offers to tell her what he knows, if she reveals what she has hidden in her desk. Lois concedes that a little mystery might be good for their relationship. Clark gets a call from Zod to meet on the rooftop and he makes a hasty exit. Once he's gone, Lois gets a call from Waller, thanking her for the blood sample. Lois checks her desk and discovers that the sample has been replaced with a white chess piece. On the roof, Zod asks if Lois is well, and admits that she protected him. He realizes why Clark cares for her, and admits that he is a changed man. Zod wonders how Clark knew his blood would cure him, and Clark admits it was a guess. The major then admits that he trusts Clark now that he realizes he cares for the Kandorians. They shake and Clark leaves to deal with another crime. Once he's gone, Zod goes to the edge of the roof, embraces the sunlight, and then lets himself fall. Halfway down he gains the power of flight and soars into the sky, smiling. 172878 2001 Smallville: Cool T DVD -R HQ 4654 Green, Michael Episode #5. 11-13-2001 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Jock falls through ice into lake with kryptonite at the bottom and turns into a living heat-absorbing battery. He needs to absorb heat from people. He tries to hit on Chloe, but she passes. Moves through his black book on other girls freezing them solid. Lex gives Clark tickets for concert to go with Lana and even supplies the limo. Clark hears about the athlete's path of destruction and rescues Chloe just in time. Then confronts the boy but gets frozen himself. Not fatal to Clark. As the boy goes for Lana and Clark's parents who are at Lex's manor, Clark intercepts him and throws him into nearby lake freezing him solid in the water. At the end, Lana resolves to just be friends with Clark. News Anchor (Ted Garcia). 172879 2004 Smallville: Covenant T DVD -R HQ 7551. DVD -R 1687 Episode #67. 5-19-2004 - Final show of the 2003-2004 Season. Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark is taken away to fulfill his destiny. Chloe goes into house that explodes and she is probably dead. Lana goes to Europe. Lex drinks poison and appears to be dying. Father in prison, hair cut. Clark's Earth father appears near death. Trial Reporter (Sarah Deakins). 172880 2001 Smallville: Craving T DVD -R HQ 4517 Green, Michael Episode #7. 11-27-2001 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Weight-obsessed teen goes on a crash diet of kryptonite-infected vegetables that eliminate all of her body fat and makes her beautiful -- except she has hunger for body fat of others. Clark rescues Pete taking the teenager to the hospital. Lex gets undefined results on his blood workup for a LuthorCorp health test. Also finds out about Chloe's "wall of weirdness." Lex approaches a resident meteor expert as he gets one step closer to the truth about Clark and the green meteor fragments scattered throughout Smallville. 172881 2007 Smallville: Crimson T DVD -R HQ 7860 Episode #123. 2-1-2007 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Lipstick of red kryptonite overwhelms Lois Lane with a desire for Clark Kent. Clark decides to break up Lex and Lana's wedding dinner and kidnap the bride. 172882 2004 Smallville: Crisis T DVD -R HQ 5153. DVD -R 1522 Episode #60. 3-3-2004. Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark gets a prophetic phone call and learns of Adam's plan to shoot Lana 172883 2009 Smallville: Crossfire T DVD -R HQ 11540 Episode #179. 10-30-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Lois and Clark are stunned when a TV morning show wants both of them to be their new hosts. Lois wants to audition for the host of “Good Morning Metropolis” and gets Kent to volunteer to help her. “Newspapers are an endangered species and TV news is my only alternative,” she tells him. She gets the job but only if Clark joins her. “We want you both,” says the producer. “You have great chemistry. Like Tracy and Hepburn. or Regis and Kelly. Either you both stay or you both go.” Clark and Lois do a blind date segment for the morning show. But in the end they don’t get the job because “blondes test better.” The episode ends with Clark and Lois in a heartfelt kiss. Oliver offers to train a new girl, Mia, to keep her safe from danger. Full Recap: Lois auditions for the position of host on Good Morning Metropolis and brings Clark along as an audition partner. Things go awkwardly on the first take and they start arguing afterward, but the director tells them that's it for today and she tells Lois that she's got the job. However, she tells Lois that they want both of them as host and co-host. When Lois learns that they won't take her without Clark, she gives in to the inevitable. Back at the Planet, Chloe stops in to visit Clark and he tells her that they got the job as a team. They'll be doing online dating as their first story. Clark is more concerned about finding the Kandorians, but so far he's found nothing. Chloe notes that Tess has increased her security and they figure that she's involved. When Clark offers to help, Chloe points out that he returned to his job as reporter to reinforce his cover and he needs to focus on that. Clark goes to talk to Lois, who is trying to pick out the exact words for the online dating form and suggests he do the same. He looks at what she wrote and notes she's exaggerated some things and downplayed some others. Clark insists there are things about her that would attract great guys but can't come up with anything specific. In an underground fight club, a girl, Mia, defeats her opponent and her pimp Rick finds her and tells her he doesn't want her running away from her job as his prostitute. Oliver watches from the crowd. Later, he picks her up on the street and lets her drive, and he admits that he's been looking for her. Oliver offers to help her fix her life and admits he used to fight for the same reasons. Now he wants to get her off the streets and overcome her fear. Mia asks what her help will cost and Oliver says all he needs from her is time to prove she can trust him. At the manor, Stuart warns that someone is trying to breach the firewalls and she tells him to take care of it… or else. She then meets with a meeting to tell the shareholders that the company will make major funds by teaming with the RAO Corporation. She shows them a blueprint of the world's first self-sufficient solar tower, with enough energy to power Metropolis. Zod comes in and congratulates her, and Tess notes that she didn't expect to see him. Zod informs everyone that he's the new chairman of RAO and vows that the tower will change the world. Clark begins his first date while Lois watches from the broadcast booth and provides commentary over his hidden earpiece. She brings up his private online dating profile and discusses the fact he was honest. Clark's date Catherine arrives and Lois begins making catty remarks. Catherine talks about herself and admits she's in the Peace Corps and pursuing two degrees, but begins to worry. After the meeting is over, Tess talks to Zod. He tells them he's been working to make LuthorCorp the most advanced company on Earth. In return he wants the one who betrayed them, the Blur. He explains they got a sample of the Blur's blood after spreading the zombie plague, but Tess arranged for the samples to be destroyed. Zod figures she wants to use the Blur as a bargaining chip, and Tess admits she plans to be equal partners. Zod warns her that she'll never be an equal partner with a Kandorian, and then goes out. He tells Tess' security guard, a Kandorian under cover, to force Tess to tell them what she knows. Lois goes to see Oliver for advice and explains that Clark did great. Oliver figures she wants to be better and Lois asks him to identify her weak spots. Oliver says he only remembers her good traits. Mia comes in from the shower and Lois assumes she's there as a prostitute, and admits she's disappointed that Oliver fell back into the gutter so quickly. At the Watchtower, Chloe tries to get through Tess' firewalls and Stuart continues to block her. As Mia prepares to leave, Oliver discovers that she's stolen his watch. She plans to pay off Rick and Oliver offers to help, but Mia doesn't want his help. Oliver says she's free to go but wants her to find something in her life to be proud of. Mia wonders why he wants to help and he explains he knows what it feels like to be stuck somewhere, and his friends helped him find a way out. She says that if she stays, it'll cost him, and he provides her with new clothing. Lois goes on her blind date while Clark watches from the booth ad admits that her date is a lucky man. They talk and Clark wonders if she'd accept his offer of a second date. Before she can respond, Oliver arrives and explains that he paid off Lois' blind date so he could take over. On the streets, Mia goes to see Rick and turns over one of Oliver's cars to pay off her debt. Rick wants her to tell him where he can find Oliver and warns he won't let Mia go no matter what. The blind date continues and Oliver explains the situation with Mia. He figures Lois' audience would like to see a date with Metropolis' most eligible bachelor, and Lois reluctantly agrees to let him continue. He goes on to say the thing he loves about her most is that she's still in her life and his heart. Lois calls for the check and leaves with Oliver, and then dumps the earpiece. Out on the balcony, she demands an explanation and Oliver says that he isn't going to hide his feelings any more. He considers her the best part of his life and Lois tells him that she loves her… as a dear friend. Oliver realizes she has feelings for Clark and says he's happy she knows what she wants, but it hurts that it's not him. He kisses her on the forehead and wishes her good night. As Oliver leaves, Mia is in the alleyway waiting for him. As he approaches her, Lois catches up to him and says she's not going to let him wander off into dark alleys again. Oliver says he's in a better place and Lois hugs him. She notices Mia and Oliver takes Lois over to introduce her. As Mia says she's sorry, Rick knocks him out and draws a gun on Lois. Back at the studio, the producer congratulates Clark and shows him the new promo. Clark figures Lois has gone with Oliver. In the alley, Lois fights back but is quickly overwhelmed. She drops her earpiece, turning it back on. Rick prepares to shoot her and Mia disarms him, then catches the gun and tells him to stop. He dares her to shoot him and takes the gun away, saying she's no hero. Rick prepares to shoot Lois again but Oliver recovers consciousness and helps Lois to escape into a nearby building. Clark hears them over the earpiece. Rick corners Oliver and Lois but Clark arrives just in time to stop the bullets and use his heat vision on Rick's gun, destroying it and knocking him out. Clark superspeeds away before Lois can see him. He watches from a nearby rooftop as Lois embraces Clark. Later, Tess looks at the plans of the solar tower and vows that Zod will respect her. Zod's undercover soldier comes in and reveals he's a Kandorian. He threatens to kill her if she doesn't tell him where the Blur is. Clark meets with Chloe, who say she's about to get through the last firewall. She discovers that Stuart has left a video message telling her to give up. He shoves a hand at the monitor and Chloe scans the fingerprints to identify him. She figures she can get something on him and blackmail him into joining her. Clark talks about Oliver and Lois, and Chloe says that he shouldn't second guess things. Instead he should just ask what he wants. Zod is drinking coffee at a café and finds an envelope on his table. Inside are the security guard's dog tags, covered in blood. Tess is across the street and tips him a salute before departing. Chloe arranges a meeting with Stuart and shows him the information she's compiled on him. He reluctantly accepts his offer. Mia is on a street corner when Oliver arrives and offers her a lift. She accepts a position at his side. Clark returns to the office and Lois tells him that the producers decided to go with Clark's blind date Catherine as their new solo host. Clark finally grabs her and kisses her, and Lois kisses him back. 172884 2004 Smallville: Crusade T DVD -R HQ 2017 Episode #67. 9-22-2004. Season Opener Aspiring Reporter Lois Lane (Erica Durance) comes to town to investigate the murder of Chloe, her cousin. Clark, reprogrammed by Kal-El, returns to Smallville to steal a powerful kryptonite crystal. Lana returns from Paris with a new boyfriend. Margot Kidder, Lois Lane in the four Superman movies, plays Bridgette Crosby in this episode. 172885 2002 Smallville: Crush T DVD -R HQ 4836 Levens, Philip and Alfred Gough and Miles Millar Episode #19. 5-7-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Former Smallville High cartoonist Justin Gaines (Adam Brody0 loses use of his hands in a hit and run accident and develops ability to move things with his mind. After crippling his unsympathetic doctor, he returns to Smallville and sees his friend Chloe. Reveals his secret to Chloe and then takes revenge by killing the Principal who was the driver who hit him. Turns out the man's son was the real driver. Chloe realizes Justin is responsible. Clark comes to her aid knocking Justin out. Lex's former nanny comes back to see how he's doing and to apologize for leaving him after his mother's death bringing up some old issues for Lex. Whitney's father dies. Chloe complements Justin on her "favorite" comic strip of his. If you look closely, you can see it's some kind of muscular duck-esque super-hero type in a blue suit with the famous "S" on the chest. 172886 2007 Smallville: Cure T DVD -R HQ 9090 Episode #136. 10-18-2007 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Clark’s cousin, Supergirl-Kara Kent (Laura Vandervoort). Chloe tries to get rid of her powers by seeing a dangerous doctor. Jimmy and Chloe split up. Jimmy is infatuated with Kara Kent (Supergirl-Laura Vandervoot). 172887 2006 Smallville: Cyborg T DVD -R HQ 5496 Episode #103. 2-16-2006 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Clark befriends a half-machine, half-human subject whom a sympathetic doctor freed from LuthorCorp. 172888 2004 Smallville: Delete T DVD -R HQ 5869. SVD 1508 Episode #55. 1-28-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Sullivan gets a job at the Daily Planet. Sullivan loses her internship but gives another reporter at the Daily Planet Matt Taylor (Jim Thorburn) the story she has been researching, undercover proof that the Summerholt Institute is doing mind-control research at the lab. Sullivan finds out they are trying to kill her in order to prevent her from writing an expose. Taylor says he couldn't sell her byline now at the Daily Planet because she has enemies in high places. She tells him to use "Lois Lane" as her pseudonym,. "She's my cousin and she's not interested in journalism." Sullivan takes her nameplate: "Chloe Sullivan Columnist" with her. Clark and Lana both inexplicably try to kill Chloe after receiving mysterious e-mail from the Sommerholt Institute. Lana decides to rent the apartment to Adam. 172889 2008 Smallville: Descent T DVD -R HQ 9830 Episode #148. 4-17-2008 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum) is now owner of the Daily Planet. Secret of Veritas leads Lex in a dangerous direction. Major power struggle results in tragedy. Lex kills his father by throwing him out of the window of their high-rise 40-story building. Lionel Luthor is dead. Jimmy, Lois, Clark and Chloe go the scene. Lex identifies the body. Clark doesn’t believe Lionel would take his own life. Jimmy and Lois go after the story. Jimmy has a picture of Lionel just before he died. He blows it up and it shows someone else pushing him out of the window. “This has Pulitzer written all over it,” he tells Lois. “Chloe and I share the same DNA. Trust me Jimmy, she’ll want to be in on this.” Chloe has the key. She hides it and denies she has it. Lex finds it in her desk. Lex fires Chloe and security escorts her from the Daily Planet building. Her female assistant discovers a message from Jimmy that Lionel did not commit suicide. Female assistant captures Lois and Jimmy and takes them to the Daily Planet basement. She wants the photograph destroys. She shoots Lois in the shoulder. She wants to know where Jimmy uploaded the picture to another server. She locks them in a freezer and leaves to get the photo. Chloe is working on the photograph to blow up the part showing who killed Lionel. She sees it is Lex and then the female assistant knocks her out and destroys the photograph. Clark rescues Lois and Jimmy. The Female Assistant knows who the Traveler is. Clark thinks his three fathers all died protecting him. Cemetery in foreground with Daily Planet building behind it. Lex and Clark meet at the cemetery. The Female Assistant is drugged and taken away. 172890 2004 Smallville: Devoted T DVD -R HQ 2128 Episode #70. 10-13-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Lane joins the school newspaper and is assigned stories by Chloe. They investigate the problems facing the football players. Chloe complains to Lois that she's always buried herself in the newspaper and plans to quit. Chloe wants to devote her time to being with Clark. She's under the influence and makes her play and scares Clark. "I love you Clark," and kisses him. Lane calls him "Smallville." The three solve the case. Clark joins the football team and immediately gets the starting quarterback position only to learn that the cheerleaders are poisoning the team's water with Kryptonite. Clark throws winning touchdown pass. Chloe tells him she loves him. Clark: "I'm going to make time for the Torch." "Wow, Superhero and journalist, what are the odds," she says. Lois Lane says she'll break Clark's legs if he isn't good to her. She is leaving Smallville. Says to Clark: "See you around, Smallville." 172891 2002 Smallville: Dichotic T DVD -R HQ 5133. VHS 1321 Verheiden, Mark Episode #30. 11-19-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Student can clone himself. Kills shop teacher who gives him a bad grade and starts dating both Chloe and Lana. When Clark suspects, he tries to kill him. Clark figures it out but Lana and Chloe initially dismiss his suspicions as jealousy. The student captures both women and takes them to a dam to fake a double-suicide. Clark rescues them and one of the student clones dies. Jonathan breaks a leg. Lex displays hot temper and starts taking anger management classes. 172892 2010 Smallville: Disciple T DVD -R HQ 11750. Episode #183. 1-29-2010 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Oliver's former mentor, the Dark Archer, seeks revenge on his pupil and launches attacks on Chloe, Lois, and Mia as part of his plan. When Oliver is driven to his limits and beyond, Clark must come to the aid of his friend. Full Recap Clark and Lois are attending the Daily Planet's Wishing Well Foundation Gala. As they leave, they talk about the fact it's their first personal outing as a couple. Clark suggests they go back to the farm and she jokingly turns him down, and Clark leans forward and kisses her. Lois responds for a moment and then insists that they slow down. As she prepares to go, Clark hears a robbery with his superhearing and runs off. Lois gets into her car and tries to start it, but the engine doesn't turn over. As she opens the hood, an arrow slams into the car. She looks up and sees a figure that appears to be Oliver. She yells at him that he's jealous but the figure draws another arrow. Realizing that the figure is deadly serious, Lois runs but the attacker shoots her in the back and she collapses to the ground. Oliver is meditating at his gymnasium and a figure approaches him from behind. Oliver reacts and savagely defends himself from the black-clad woman. He finally slams her down and rips off her mask to reveal Tia. She explains that she was trying to surprise him in the hopes of defeating him, but he didn't even respond to his name. Oliver gets a call from Chloe telling him what has happened. Clark returns home to find Zod waiting for him, contemplating an apple. Zod explains that he and his people bowed down before him full-heartedly, but Clark doesn't seem to have responded in kind. They want Clark to lead them and provide them with powers, and Clark admits he has no idea how to do it. Zod wants to work together with Clark to find a solution, but Clark warns that turning Earth into another Krypton is a dangerous plan. Zod warns that his people will do whatever it takes if they don't get their powers together. He explains that they need their powers to protect themselves from the humans, who will hunt them down. Clark says that he will make sure it doesn't happen, but Zod figures that Clark doesn't trust him because he believes Zod killed Jor-El. The major explains that he lost a son and would never deprive anyone of their family. Clark considers what he says and then gets a call about Lois and superspeeds away to see her. Clark arrives at the hospital and apologizes to Lois for leaving her. She doesn't blame Clark and figures some psycho decided to make headlines for himself by shooting her. She explains that her killer was dressed as Green Arrow. Outside, Green Arrow sees them and turns away, and finds Chloe there. Chloe wonders if he still has feelings about her, but he asks what she's found. She tells him that Lois was shot with an arrow, and that it barely missed a major artery. Oliver realizes that the arrow was designed to take down a target without killing them, and that it took amazing skill to place the shot. Chloe shows him a photo of the arrow and he seems to recognize it, and then turns and leaves. Oliver enters his LuthorCorp office and opens a hidden chamber. Inside is a bundle of arrows similar to the ones the archer uses, and Oliver mutters the name Vordigan. In an apartment somewhere in Metropolis, a bearded man dons dark clothing and arms himself with more of the arrows. At the hospital, Lois uses her laptop to research arrowheads. Zod comes in with flowers and Lois figures he has the wrong room because she has no idea who he is. Zod claims to be an old friend of Clark's and avoids Lois' questions about how he is connected to Clark. He offers to tell her about the real Clark Kent one day, and then gives her a small charm that he claims he obtained at the hospital as a gift. He leaves as Lois contemplates the Charm, and the symbol it represents. Oliver goes over surveillance photos of the city as Mia worries that she's scaring him. He explains that someone is following him and is trying to find them. Mia notices a photo of the street where Lois was shot, and Oliver angrily snatches it away from her and tells her to drop it. Mia refuses to back down, but he says it's too dangerous for her to be his student and orders her out. At the watchtower, Chloe is reviewing photos of the arrow when an alarm of a security breech goes off. She looks at a monitor image and it's replaced by a drawing of a hooded archer. The lights go out and the archer appears, draws, and fires an arrow. She manages to duck just in time and the arrow grazes her shoulder, but the intruder draws another arrow. As he prepares to kill her, he hears a noise and uses a crossbow winch to depart through the roof. Clark comes in seconds later and Chloe tells him that there's a new archer at large. Mia is walking the streets when the Dark Archer comes up behind her. He tells her that Oliver has a greater destiny… and she's going to help him fulfill it. As Clark tends to Chloe's injured shoulder, Chloe wonders if Oliver may have a split personality. Clark doesn't believe it and Chloe tells him that she was the one who helped Oliver become a hero instead by setting everything up. Clark insists she should have told him, but Chloe notes that he might do right, but he won't do what's necessary. She worries that she may have shattered Oliver, and Clark goes to pick up the pieces. Once he's gone, Chloe checks her computers again and discovers it's turned up a match for the arrow used in the attack. Lois finds Oliver, who explains that someone is trying to hurt him through her. When Lois wonders why the Dark Archer targeted her, Oliver explains that his attacker knows that she's the only one he ever cared about. Lois tells him that the Dark Archer went after Chloe, and Oliver realizes that he's going after his lover, his ally… and his disciple, Mia. Clark goes to Oliver's office and sees the surveillance photos. Using his x-ray vision, he finds the bundle of arrows. Chloe comes in and tells him that her research shows that the arrows may have belonged to someone else. Clark shows her the bundle and wonders if she was right initially. Chloe recognizes the symbol on the bundle as part of a Celtic society formed by 13th century vigilante assassin/archers. According to the records, the apprentices swear off lovers, allies, and disciples. They figure that Oliver honed his skills by joining the group, the Brotherhood of Sion, and now someone is seeking revenge. Oliver goes to his gymnasium to find Mia but finds a sign painted on the wall referring to the apprentice's master, and the symbol of the Brotherhood. The Dark Archer takes Mia to a hedge maze shaped like the Brotherhood's symbol and leaves her there, explaining that she's to serve as bait. He frees her with an arrow shot and runs off, only to quickly discover she's trapped at the center of the maze. Oliver enters the maze and the Dark Archer shoots away his bow and then emerges from the shadows. He tells Oliver that it's time to fulfill his vows. Oliver admits that Vordigan embraced him as a son, but Vordigan explains that he was badly wounded and is losing his edge. He wants to leave the world while he's still strong, and wants Oliver to kill him. Oliver says that he left them when he realized what they really were, but Vordigan says that he left when he realized how much he loved the thrill of the hunt. He tells Oliver that if he doesn't fulfill his vows, he'll kill Mia to provoke Oliver into taking vengeance. Oliver garbs his mentor and slams him against a tree, but then says he won't kill him. Vordigan grabs him and thrusts an arrow into his hand, pinning it into a tree, and then leaving. Chloe is checking the computers when Clark arrives and tells her that he's checked all of Oliver's usual haunts without success. He notes that Chloe needs to get out occasionally and avoid losing herself but Chloe insists that she's find. She finds information showing that the Altar of Sion was shipped to an estate in Coast City. Chloe gets a satellite image and confirms there's a maze there in the shape of the Brotherhood's symbol. Zooming in, she identifies Mia and they realize that Vordigan is eliminating anyone close to Oliver. Clark superspeeds away to help. Mia tries to find her way out of the maze, unaware that Vordigan is stalking her. She breaks off a branch and YY hears her. He closes in but she manages to ambush him. As she tries to run away, Vordigan trips her long enough to get to his feet and fire three arrows. Oliver shoves her out of the way and prepares to die in her place, but Clark arrives and blocks the missiles. Oliver draws and fires, shooting Vordigan in the shoulder. As Clark walks over, Oliver notes that Vordigan said that Oliver's dark side would rise up… and tells Vordigan that he was wrong. Later, Lois meets Clark for their date and notes that she had to take a cab from the hospital. Clark apologizes and Lois shows him the charm that Clark's "friend" gave her. When she mentions Zod's name, Clark asks what Zod said. Lois says that Zod only said good things and plans to have a dinner with him. Clark warns it's not a good idea, but Lois figures there's nothing Zod can tell her about Clark's secrets. As Lois turns, she sees Oliver watching him. After a few seconds of hesitation, she turns and goes with Clark. Mia is training in the gymnasium when Oliver comes in and compliments her. He explains that he split from her in the hopes that Vordigan wouldn't target her. She asks him for the truth about Green Arrow, but as she leaves, Oliver says that he's not done with her and wonders if Mia is done with him. Mia is glad to be back, but Oliver admits that he can't stop thinking about Vordigan. He's worried that the Dark Archer will be an old man by the time he gets out. Oliver also worries about whether there is a dark place within him. Mia tells him that the point is to rise above it. Clark finds Zod and gives him the charm, telling the major that Lois is off-limits. Zod explains that it's a Rao Symbol, and wonders why Clark took it as a hostile gesture. Clark says that he believes it was a warning, but Zod notes that he doesn't trust anyone… including Lois. He insists that he's trying to save his race, but Clark accuses him of saving his soldiers to bolster himself. Clark tells him that if he goes near Lois again, he will destroy them all, and then leaves. As Clark leaves, Zod notes that he may not have to. He then meets with Fiona and says that when they find what they need, the Book of Rao that Jor-El left somewhere on Earth, they will transform the yellow sun into a red sun, and force Clark to join them… or else. He looks up to where the Solar Tower is already under construction. 172893 2009 Smallville: Doomsday T DVD -R HQ 11111 Episode #174. 5-14-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Despite the threat that Doomsday poses, Clark cannot bring himself to kill Davis -- forcing Oliver and his team to take matters into their own hands. Chloe finds herself caught in the conflict between Olivera and Clark, while Lois takes on Tess. Full Recap Rokk Krinn arrives from the future to meet with Clark atop the Daily Planet. He warns that by traveling back to the past, he might risk changing or eliminating his future. Rokk then explains that when Clark saved Chloe's life, he saved her connection to Doomsday. Now, because of Chloe and the fact she exposed Davis to kryptonite, Clark is unable to defeat her and disappears form the future. Rokk gives Clark a new Legion flight ring and tells him to send Doomsday to the future where the Legion is ready to fight him, and warns there is nothing on Earth that will stop Doomsday from killing Clark. When Clark wonders how much time he has, Rokk tells him that tomorrow is the day that he dies. Chloe and Davis have made it to Edge City, and as they watch the night sky they discuss the myth of Persephone and how she chose to live underground with Hades, the dark prince. Davis admits he's surprised that they might actually be able to pull off their escape and find a place to live quietly. At the manor, Tess is informed that her team has located Davis but they have another problem. Someone has blown open Lex's vault and stolen the orb. Tess' assistant insists the orb was only down for a few seconds, and that the door was blown off from the inside. Tess warns that numerous lives are stake and tells her assistant to find the orb. Clark is at the Daily Planet looking at the Legion ring. He puts it away and then types up a letter to the citizens of Metropolis explaining himself and saying goodbye. Lois comes in, angry that Clark isn't bothering to look for Chloe. She notices he's busy typing and tries to look, and Clark quickly clears the screen. When Lois goes to get a cup of coffee, Clark slips out then calls back in. As the Red-Blue Blur, he tells Lois he's going to find Chloe and he's been keeping an eye on Chloe. He asks Lois to publish a letter for him and then superspeeds back through the office, leaving it off. Lois realizes he's somewhere in the building, and Clark tells her to only open and publish it if something happens to him. She realizes it's a goodbye letter. Lois insists on meeting him and seeing his face. Clark says it isn't a good idea, but she says she'll be at a particular phone booth and hopes he'll be there. The next morning at the barn, Black Canary and Impulse arrive to meet with Clark. They have schematics of the geothermal facility and Clark plans to bury Davis in the tunnels a mile beneath the facility. He plans to get Davis down there while they detonate the explosives. He then explains he plans to save the human side of Davis and gives Impulse the black kryptonite. He explains it can split the Kryptonian and human side of Davis. Oliver arrives and wonders what happens if they unleash a monster with no conscience. When he insists that Clark kill Davis, Clark tells the others that Oliver killed Lex Luthor and that Oliver isn't one of them any more. Oliver turns and leaves. At the Daily Planet, Jimmy slips into Tess' office while remaining in contact with Oliver. He prepares to use an encryption key to access Tess' systems and find Chloe's location. However, he discovers that Lois is hiding under the desk. Lois admits she's there to find Chloe as well, and figures Tess is involved. Jimmy decrypts the computer and confirms Tess is tracking Chloe and Davis. He gets in and confirms they're near Edge City, and tells Chloe to monitor him while he goes to find them. Once he's gone, Lois finds a file of Tess interrogating Regan. She explains that there's life in the orb that can't be freed until the Traveler defeats the Beast. Regan warns that what she's unleashing could be the end of the world. At the Planet, Black Canary contacts Clark and tells him they've located Chloe and Davis. Using his superhearing, Clark hears Chloe yell to Davis. He superspeeds to Edge City and finds a shattered car. Black Canary and Bart are waiting for him Green Arrow shoots a kryptonite dart into Clark's back. Clark collapses and tries to warn them they're making a mistake, but they walk away. Lois goes back to her desk at the Planet and finds Tess waiting for her. She tells Tess to fire her but she plans to find Chloe no matter what. Tess figures that Lois knows where the orb is. Lois says she doesn't and prepares to leave, and Tess attacks her. Lois tries to get by and the two fight it out. Lois finally knocks her out by hitting her with the box containing the Legion flight ring. The ring falls on the floor and Lois touches it… and disappears. Chloe wakes up at the geothermal facility and finds Green Arrow and his team standing over an unconscious Davis. Impulse admits he gave her a tranquilizer dart at superspeed. She realizes they plan to kill Davis and insists that Davis won't change as long as she remains with him. Davis wakes up and tells her that it's not working and they have to kill him. His eyes glow red and Oliver gets Chloe away while Davis knocks Impulse and Black Canary back. Oliver draws and arrow and prepares to fire, but Chloe lunges forward with the black kryptonite, splitting Davis from Doomsday. Jimmy arrives in Edge City and finds the weakened Clark. Clark has Jimmy remove the dart, and Jimmy looks on as Clark heals once the kryptonite is removed. Jimmy finally realizes that Clark is the Red-Blue Blur. Clark admits he was and praises Jimmy for putting the whole thing together, and apologizes for lying. He asks Jimmy for the wedding gift he never gave to Chloe, and for him to give it to Chloe now to protect her and Davis. Clark insists that Jimmy trust him and Jimmy agrees without hesitation. Clark goes to the geothermal facility and finds everyone unconscious, including Davis. Chloe tells him that she split Davis from the Beast. Clark uses his superhearing to locate Doomsday on a rampage. Oliver promises that they'll follow the plan this time. In Metropolis, Clark finds Doomsday near the telephone booth where Lois asked to meet him earlier. Doomsday is killing people and Clark moves in at superspeed to rescue a little girl. Doomsday moves in and grabs Clark, then beats him repeatedly and knocks him into a building. Clark grabs him and leaps into the sky and back to the geothermal facility. They crash down and there's a huge explosion. The next day, Jimmy takes the unconscious Davis and Chloe to his "wedding present": a loft apartment overlooking Metropolis. He'd hoped it'd be a place where they could start their lives together. Chloe admits he's always there doing the right thing, and Jimmy tells her he knows about who Clark really is. He tells her he knows why she's sacrificed everything, and why she went with Davis to save Clark. He praises her as a hero and they kiss. Suddenly Davis drives a pipe through Jimmy's chest from behind. Jimmy falls to the floor and Davis realizes that Chloe was only there because of Clark. He snaps at her and says there's nothing left to save. He moves in for the kill but Jimmy grabs him and knocks him down. A metal pipe pierces Davis' chest, killing him. Jimmy collapses to the floor, saying he loves Chloe with his dying breath. Later, Chloe and the others attend Jimmy's funeral and Chloe leads photo negatives on his coffin. Jimmy's father and brother start to walk away, but his brother turns back to the coffin. Chloe sees him and gives him Jimmy's camera. Clark watches from a distance and looks at Oliver, who looks back and then turns and walks away. Clark goes to the apartment and looks at the spot where Jimmy died. Chloe comes in, happy to see him alive, and hugs him. He explains that he got out in time to save the blast but couldn't save anyone else. Clark also says that he's been searching but hasn't been able to find Lois. When she wonders why Clark wasn't there for her, Clark admits he placed too much faith in humanity and it was a human that killed Jimmy. He tells Chloe to leave the place and walk away, but she insists Jimmy is still there and is watching over her. She plans to use the place as a new Watchtower to bring the others together. Clark warns they don't have a home and it's his human side that is his enemy, making emotional decisions and getting attached to others. When Chloe wonders what he's saying, Clark tells her that Clark Kent is dead, then says goodbye and walks away. At the manor, Tess sees the orb glowing outside. She goes to the window and sees the orb burn a Kryptonian symbol into the lawn: the symbol of Zod. A naked figure appears within it. 172894 2002 Smallville: Drone T DVD -R HQ 4819 Levens, Philip and Michael Green Episode #18. 4-30-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark gets into a class election and one of his opponents is a krypto-mutant who can control bees. Meanwhile a reporter from Metropolis visits to do a story on Lex. 172895 2002 Smallville: Duplicity T DVD -R HQ 4989. VHS 1293 (Beginning). VHS 1291 (Ending) Slavkin, Todd and Darren Swimmer Episode #24. 10-8-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Pete finds Clark's Space Ship, learns his secret. The ship disappears. Clark is forced to reveal where the ship is. Pete is taken prisoner but Clark saves him. Two are still best friends. 172896 2009 Smallville: Echo T DVD -R HQ 11490 Episode #178. 10-16-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). The Toyman takes Oliver hostage at a Queen industries gala. Clark is given the ability to hear other people’s thoughts. 172897 2009 Smallville: Eternal T DVD -R HQ 11000 Episode #170. 4-2-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). The Past On the day of the first meteor shower, Smallville is devastated by impacts. Jonathan and Martha Kent are knocked off the road by a meteor, while Lionel Luthor finds his son Lex in the corn field, his hair gone. A small boy finds the Kents… who are unaware an egg-like construct lies nearby. It cracks open and protoplasm emerges and forms into the shape of a boy. The Present Tess examines a sketch of the boy and realizes that Lionel never understood there was another boy. Clark comes to see Tess in her office with a story on similar incidents of missing persons. She says there's enough fans to support his story and when he accuses her of a cover up, she suggests he's the one performing a cover up. Davis is at Chloe's apartment in Smallville having supper, and he asks how Jimmy is doing. Chloe admits that Jimmy isn't interested in hearing from her again. Davis cuts himself but the injury heals in a matter of seconds. Clark comes in and sees Chloe and Davis together. Davis says he'll see Chloe tomorrow and abruptly leaves, wincing in pain as he goes. He drives out to the cornfield and digs with a shovel, then returns to his vehicle. He gets a call and turns on the lights, and sees Tess ahead of him, calling him. She activates a remote and destroys his truck. Chloe reviews Clark's info on the missing persons and agrees something is strange. He finally asks why she's moving on so fast and what she sees in Davis. Chloe says that Davis is someone she can lean on but Clark says that Davis has no background. They're interrupted when Chloe find a report about Davis' vehicle blowing up. A heavily bandaged Davis wakes up when Tess opens the drapes in the bedroom at the manor she's keeping him at. She apologizes and admits she didn't expect him to live. Tess assures him that he's safe with her and she knows he's a serial killer, but it's not his fault. Davis says he can't control himself but she points out he can't even kill himself. She then shows him a series of drawings documenting the meteor shower and the arrival of two boys. The Past Young Davis hides as he sees Jonathan and Martha approach with Clark. They find Clark's spaceship and leave. Soldiers arrive and chase Davis into a nearby cornfield and finally into a cage. Sometime later at the Luthor manor, Young Lex chases after his pet bird. He follows it to a locked room where he hears chanting inside. He looks through the keyhole and sees Young Davis on the other side. Young Lex unlocks the door and Young Davis removes the stocking and discovers Young Lex is bald. The two boys talk about Warrior Angel and then go out to play. The Present Tess explains that Lionel thought Davis was the "Traveler" who was foretold, but he didn't know a second boy fell to Earth. Clark and Chloe go to the vehicle and talk to the truck driver, who says there was no sign of a vehicle. Clark tells her that it's the field where his ship landed. He scans the field and finds dozens of buried corpses. Davis wakes up, healed of his injuries, and gets out of bed. He dons his clothing and passes a familiar door. The Past Young Davis and Lex mock-swordfight in the study, but Young Davis sees a lead casket on Lionel's death. Lex talks of how it belonged to St. George, who fought a beast to protect the world. Lex pretend-skewers Davis and then opens the casket. It contains kryptonite and Davis sobs in pain. The Present Davis remembers what happens and realizes there's a way to stop him. Tess arrives and admits she can't hold him, She speaks of Judas, who assured that Jesus would rise from the dead to save mankind. Tess says that Davis is the one who will betray the Traveler. The Traveler must triumph over the Destroyer to rise to his destiny. Tess says that Clark is the Traveler, and they're destined to kill each other. Upon hearing her, Davis starts to transform and slaps her, knocking her across the world. At the Planet, Clark wonders how Chloe could ever have believed in Davis. She admits she was in denial, but admits that Jimmy was right. Clark has checked the victims and discovered they were all criminals. He figures someone took Davis the previous night, and Chloe figures that Tess is responsible. Tess' security guard meets with her at the hospital and tells her that Davis escapes. Clark visits her and she explains she found Lionel's journal. Lionel planned to possess the Traveler, but he and Lex couldn't see the truth, that Davis was Clark's enemy, not them. Lionel tested Davis for five days and he proved normal, then threw him out on the street when he got a call from Martha. Lionel realized he had the wrong boy, then helped Martha and Jonathan adopt Clark. Davis comes to see Chloe at Isis and tries to justify himself. When she tries to run, he chases after her and stops her at the door. Davis says he loves her and asks if she feels the same. When Chloe says she doesn't, he asks her to help him die. Clark arrives at Isis to find Chloe gone. He checks her computer and finds that she was researching Dr. Grohl's laboratory. Chloe has confined Davis in Grohl's kryptonite cage and he says that it's time. Crying, Chloe says she can't do it but Davis insists that she activate the kryptonite. Clark arrives and stops her, then tells Davis not to be a martyr. Davis says he can't live with himself, but Clark says it's his fault and they should have been brothers. Davis says Clark was destined to have the better life, and they'll always return to their true natures. Clark says Davis has to find something in his life to give him the hope for one more try. Davis looks at a crying Chloe, and says he has no choice. He starts to transform and Chloe activates the cage. Davis is covered in liquid kryptonite and Clark is weakened as Chloe gets him away. The Past A security guard drops Young Davis off in the middle of nowhere. Young Davis starts to transform and attacks the guard. The Present Chloe goes to Davis as he lies dying and holds up her hand to the cage. Davis holds his hand to hers, and then dies. Clark meets with Chloe and says he's having Oliver take care of the cleanup. Chloe insists that she won't risk the safety of the world because of Clark's ethics, or let him do so. Clark admits his nightmare of being abandoned as a child. Tess comes to see Clark at the barn and he continues to deny being anything special. Tess doesn't believe him but Clark insists he'll never be the man she thinks he is. Tess says that she can understand why Lex ended up the way he was in the face of Clark's lies. She says that she'll wait for him to come to her, but Clark warns it'll be long wait. She says it'll be shorter than he thinks. Back at the manor, Tess opens a case containing a Kryptonian crystal. Chloe arrives at the Talon and hears something in the basement. She goes to investigate and finds a bed and table set up. Davis emerges from the shadows and tells her not to be afraid. He explains the kryptonite made him stronger as he adapted. Davis admits he's immortal, but says he won't kill Clark if Chloe is with him. He explains that somehow she calms the monster within and thinks there's something stronger than his need to kill. Davis asks her to stay with him. Chloe looks at the stairs leading upward, starts to walk up them… and locks the door with her inside. 172898 2003 Smallville: Exile T DVD -R HQ 4932. SVD 1446 Gough, Alfred and Miles Millar Episode #45. 10-1-2003. Season 3 Opener Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Morgan Edge (Rutger Hauer) involved in organized crime. Ends up owning media conglomerate in later years. Under the influence of red kryptonite, Clark is following a life of crime in Metropolis while his friends and parents desperately try to find him. Lex is forced to confront his personal demons on a desert island, while Lionel holds a funeral for his presumed-dead son. And Jonathan Kent must pay a high price for the power necessary to bring his son back home. 172899 2003 Smallville: Exodus T DVD -R HQ 4925. SVD 1403 Gough, Alfred and Miles Milar Episode #44. 5-20-2003. Season 2 Finale Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Journalist Sullivan joins Luthor's father when she is jilted by Clark Kent. Kent leaves Smallville Clark and Lana prepare to break news of their relationship to Chloe unaware she already knows. She doesn't take it well. 172900 2005 Smallville: Exposed T DVD -R HQ 4666 Episode #94. 11-3-2005 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Episode starts with close-up of Daily Planet globe. Sullivan and Lane are in the Daily Planet office when a woman calls and asks that a reporter meet her because her life is in danger. Sullivan and Lane get to her just as she is hit by a car and killed. Jake Jennings, Jonathan's oldest friend, visits the Kent farm looking for their support in his campaign for re-election to the Senate. 172901 2003 Smallville: Extinction T DVD -R HQ 8X 4947. SVD 1498 Slavkin, Todd and Darren Swimmer Episode #47. 10-15-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark discovers someone is hunting people affected by the kryptonite rocks and the killer's next target is Lex. Clark uses his powers to save Lex, but is caught off guard when the killer learns his weakness and shoots him with a kryptonite bullet. Chloe says Lex has a dramatically increased white blood cell count, a warning sign of leukemia. 172902 2004 Smallville: Façade T DVD -R HQ 2085. Episode #69. 10-6-2004. Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Lois joins the school newspaper when she becomes a student at Smallville High. Clark becomes a football hero as quarterback. Clark faces a surprising new foe in the form of a shy teenage girl whose plastic surgery results were achieved with the help of kryptonite. Jason and Lana continue to hide their relationship from Clark. Things go awry when she discovers that her kryptonite-enhanced beauty causes harm to anyone she kisses -- and she decides her next victim will be Lana. 172903 2006 Smallville: Fade T DVD -R HQ 5980 Episode #108. 4-27-2006 Reporter-Columnist Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) also on Daily Planet staff. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). News Media. Man expresses gratitude to Clark for saving his life in Metropolis. Clark talks to Lana about her relationship with Lex. 172904 2006 Smallville: Fallout T DVD -R HQ 7150 Episode #116. 11-2-2006 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) of the Daily Planet. Olsen and Sullivan work on a story. Clark learns Raya managed to escape from the Phantom Zone and has come to see him. Unfortunately, another escapee seeks out revenge on Clark and Raya for his time spent in the Zone. Clark vows to return all the criminals back to the Zone. 172905 2006 Smallville: Fanatic T DVD -R HQ 5256 Episode #98. 1-12-2006 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Lois Lane takes over as Jonathan's campaign manager. Mysterious source who wants Jonathan to drop out of the race, threatens his life. Clark finds his father beaten and determines to find the attacker. 172906 2003 Smallville: Fever T DVD -R HQ 4854. VHS 1362 Okumura, Matthews Episode #37. 2-18-2003. Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Jonathan to the rescue -- only hope Martha and Clark have when they both fall critically ill. Chloe confesses her true feelings to an unconscious Clark in a letter that Lana sees. 172907 2007 Smallville: Fierce T DVD -R HQ 9060 Episode #135. 10-11-2007 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Clark’s cousin, Supergirl-Kara Kent (Laura Vandervoort) desperately wants to make friends and fit in on Earth, but Clark tells her to keep a low profile. She signs up for a beauty pageant and meets the competition: three meteor-infected vixens who are thieves. Olsen is nearly frozen to death in his car, but Kara saves him. Lana returns with all charges dropped (thanks to Lex). She wants to start fresh with Clark forgetting the past. “I want to grow old together,” she tells him. But Clark realizes he won’t grow old. Chloe and Lana know about Clark’s and Kara’s superpowers. Lex finds Kara Kent, the “angel” who saved his life. He confronts her and she denies everything. James “Jimmy” Bartholomew Olsen is a young photographer who works at the Daily Planet. Jimmy is a very high-strung but he is also easy-going. He is a dedicated journalist and is always eager to pursue a story or get to the bottom of an investigation. He has been dating Chloe Sullivan while working at the Daily Planet. Chloe mete Jimmy when they were high school interns at the Daily Planet in the summer of 2002 and began a whirlwind summer romance. Four years later, Jimmy got a photography job at the Planet during Dark Thursday and reunited with Chloe. 172908 2005 Smallville: Forever T DVD -R HQ 4279 Episode #87. 5-11-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) Clark must stop the school photographer Steven Grayhm (Brendan Nash) after he sets up a fake high school and uses his ability to petrify people to kidnap students -- including Chloe and Lana to keep the glory days of high school going forever. Meanwhile, Lex and Lionel are kidnapped and tortured by The Teagues in an effort to find the Kryptonian artifact, revealing that Lana has it. 172909 2004 Smallville: Forsaken (1) T DVD -R HQ 5498. DVD -R 1674 Episode #65 5-12-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark decides to tell Lana his secret so they can finally be together -- but after seeing the toll the secret takes on Pete, his friend, he decides not to and lets her go to Paris. Errant FBI agent kidnaps and tortures Pete to try to force him to reveal Clark's secret. Luthor saves him and gives evidence to the FBI to arrest his father for killing his grandparents (Luthor Sr.'s parents). 172910 2008 Smallville: Fracture T DVD -R HQ 9660 Episode #144. 2-14-2008 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Lois Lane of the Daily Planet follows Lex to Detroit and discovers he found Kara who has amnesia. Busboy obesessed with Kara shoots Lex and holds Kara and Lois prisoners. Clark goes inside Lex’s head to find out where Lois and Kara are. Chloe saves Rex’s life and dies for 24 hours. 172911 2006 Smallville: Fragile T DVD -R HQ 6723 Episode #106. 4-13-2006 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Clark befriends a little girl who has the ability to telekinetically shatter glass, then comes to her aid when it's believed she killed her mother I n a brutal stabbing attack. Meanwhile Lex and Lana grow closer together and Chloe finds out about it. 172912 2007 Smallville: Freak T DVD -R HQ 7950 Episode #125. 2-8-2007 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) of the Daily Planet Clark and Chloe discover that Lex is using a young man with the ability to identify "meteor freaks" to locate people with special abilities in order to experiment on them. 172913 2007 Smallville: Gemini T DVD -R HQ 9350 Episode #141. 12-13-2007 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend). Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Chloe tells Jimmy that she is a meteor freak. Clark returns from the Fortress and tells Lana that Kara is gone. Lana tells Clark a man named Adrian was infected by an alien substance. Lane and Gabriel (who is really Luthor’s secret brother) keep their secret affair going. Lane watches “The Daily Show.” Lane writes an expose on Luthor. Secret caller to Lane who wants to expose Luthor isn’t taken seriously until he tells Lois he has planted a bomb on her cousin, Chloe. “Do I have your attention now?” he tells her on the phone. 172914 2004 Smallville: Gone T DVD -R HQ 2050 Episode #68. 9-29-2004. Season Opener Aspiring Reporter Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Clark Kent (Tom Welling) investigate the murder of Chloe, her cousin. They find her alive and rescue her. An Army officer who turns out to be Lois' father stops Lois and Clark from investigating Chloe's murder. Clark learns that Gen. Lane has been in contact with Lex. Jason arrives from Paris and romances Lana. Lois suspects Sam knows more about Chloe's murder than he will admit. Clark discovers Sam has recently been in contact with Lex. Suspecting Chloe is still alive, Lionel sends an assassin with the power to morph his limbs into metallic weapons to keep Chloe from testifying against him. The Daily Planet's article on Lionel's conviction was reported by Perry White (bottom left corner). 172915 2002 Smallville: Heat T DVD -R HQ 4866 Verheiden, Mark Episode #23. 10-1-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Sullivan has an internship at the Daily Planet. Three months and a summer vacation after the end of "Vortex," Clark starts to get a handle on his new power of heat vision. Lex marries new Smallville High teacher, Desiree Atkins with Clark as best man. She tries and fails to use her kryptonite-inspired pheromone powers on Clark. When that doesn't work and Clark is suspicious, Desiree controls Lex into turning against Clark and his friends, then frames Clark for setting a fire. She brings Jonathan under her control to kill Lex so she can collect on his will while Clark escapes jail. Clark intervenes just in time and Desiree gets put away with no one knowing the wiser. 172916 2004 Smallville: Hereafter T DVD -R HQ 5087. SVD 1512 Episode #56. 2-4-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clairvoyant classmate predicts Lana will be killed in a fire. Chloe is suspicious of the supposed seer. What she learns gives Kent even more reason to be concerned for the safety of those around him. 172917 2008 Smallville: Hero T DVD -R HQ 9770 Episode #145. 3-14-2008 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Lex Luthor, now owner of the Daily Planet, tells Sullivan, who complains that he has downloaded her files, that he owns the Daily Planet including everything in the building. Former Smallville resident Pete Ross, Clark’s best friend, returns and develops superpowers after eating Stride gum laced with Kryptonite. He becomes “Elastic Man.” He wants his story on the front page of the Daily Planet because real heroes don’t live in shadows. But Kent and Sullivan know that if the story gets out it will jeopardize all of them. Pete loses his powers, Kent saves him, and all ends well. Lara still can’t remember anything. She doesn’t trust Clark or Lana because they are lying to her and goes to Rex to tell her the truth. He welcomes her into his arms. 172918 2009 Smallville: Hex T DVD -R HQ 10990 Episode #169. 3-26-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Phoebe becomes Lois Lane for a day. Clark Kent wants to concentrate on his reporting. Lois finds out he framed her rules for being a good journalist. Clark doesn’t want superpowers any more and gets his wish for a day. The real Lois Lane is in South America covering a story. 172919 2005 Smallville: Hidden T DVD -R HQ 4489 Episode #91. 10-13-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack), Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) arrives in Smallville. Chloe is warned by Gabriel that he is going to set off a missile and obliterate all of Smallville. 172920 2001 Smallville: Hothead T DVD -R HQ 4391 Walker, Greg Episode #3. 10-30-2001 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Short-tempered and abusive football coach obsessed with winning discovers he has flame powers because of kryptonite rocks he used in his sauna. Uses his newfound powers to eliminate anyone who might interfere with his drive to win the championship. Clark wants to be part of the team. Lana wants to quit being a cheerleader and become a waitress. School principal and Chloe are both attacked by the coach and barely escape -- thanks for Clark Kent. When Clark confronts the coach he gets knocked into the sauna and is radiation-poisoned by the rocks. His father manages to rescue him. Coach literally blows himself up when his powers fail to work against Clark. 172921 2001 Smallville: Hourglass T DVD -R HQ 8X 4678. VHS 1260 Egan, Doris Episode #6. 11-20-2001 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lex has visited blind woman Cassandra and asked her to see his future. Although he's not aware of it, she sees a vision of him in the White House, then surrounded by flowers which turn to corpses while he is bathed in a rain of blood. The shock kills her. Old man falls into pond filled with kryptonite. That and electricity from his wheelchair de-ages him and he goes on a killing spree to avenge himself on the children of the jury who put him away decades ago. Clark figures out his grandfather was one of the jurors and goes to rescue his mother. 172922 2002 Smallville: Hug T Egan, Doris Episode #11. 2-5-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Man intent on buying up Kent farm and using land to build rival company to LuthorCorp. Jonathan agrees to sell. Clark befriends a local recluse -- he and Lex's rival both salesmen caught in car accident and exposed to kryptonite. Both gained same power of persuasion on anyone they touched. Recluse graphically demonstrates this to Clark by having Chloe kiss him. Lex's rival finally manages to shake hands with Lex, convinces him to try to gun down Clark. Clark manages to knock out Lex. Recluse takes out his former partner convincing him to shoot himself. Recluse decides to go back into the world, but not before telling Clark he shouldn't hide from his powers. People under influence of persuasion power do not recall what they did. So Lex doesn't know about Clark's superpowers yet. 172923 2007 Smallville: Hydro T DVD -R HQ 7740 Episode #120. 1-11-2007 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Gossip Columnist Linda Lake (Tori Spelling), writes "Daily Dish With Linda Lake" and runs a story detailing a conversation between Lana and Chole in which Lana confesses that she has reservations about marrying Lex. Lois suspects that Oliver is the Green Arrow. 172924 2006 Smallville: Hypnotic T DVD -R HQ 6627 Episode #104. 3-29-2006 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Lex sets out to confront Professor Fine. Clark meets a beautiful seductress, who learns of his powers. 172925 2008 Smallville: Identity T DVD -R HQ 10450 (No Title or IJPC Number on the DVD). Episode #159. 10-30-2008 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) are engaged. Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Clark Kent gets closer to becoming Superman. Jimmy wants to find out who is the good Samaritan crime-fighter because it is the story of a lifetime. He shoots a photograph of the crime-fighter in action and eventually figures out that the hero is Kent. It takes all of ingenuity of Clark, Chloe and the Green Arrow to convince Olsen that Clark is not the superhero. Sebastian Kane comes to the Daily Planet and tells Lane he is the new reporter formerly embedded in Iraq. She realizes he is really the Memory Thief. Tess wants him to find out where the crystal is because the crystal is the only clue to Luthor’s whereabouts. Chloe tries to convince Clark that Jimmy has come up with the perfect alias for Kent and it would give the world a superhero. But Clark doesn’t want any part of it. Jimmy captures a red and blue blur on film when he takes the picture of Clark saving Lois from a mugger and an oncoming car. Tess decides to run the picture on the front page of the Daily Planet, and the secret of a good Samaritan crime-fighter is out. The Memory Thief tries to kill Lane who fights him off, then calls Clark who knocks him out in a super-speed blur. Chloe kills the Memory Thief by overloading his brain with information. Clark says he’ll never put on a blue-and-red cape and become a super-hero, and the Green Arrow smiles. Lane says to the Memory Thief earlier that she doesn’t believe in psyches because one told her that her true love flew and wore tights and she isn’t interested in a gay airplane pilot. 172926 2009 Smallville: Idol T DVD -R HQ 11620 Episode #181. 11-13-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Zan and Jayna come to Metropolis and assist the Blur with his fight to take down crime, but several of their rescue attempts fail, which leads Clark in trouble with the corrupt District Attorney. Clark gets glasses. Lois Lane defends the Blur. Full Recap: Lois is daydreaming of being in bed with Clark at the loft. As she looks outside, Clark comes to her and says he wishes they had more time. They kiss… as a red sun burns outside. At the Daily Planet, Clark notices a distracted Lois staring off into space. She finally snaps out of it and admits that she bolted for two weeks out of instinct. Clark notes that she's embarrassed and suggests they talk about it, but Lois walks away. A delivery man arrives with a crate for Lois with a bow on it. She opens it and finds several seeming criminals inside. However, they explain that they were undercover cops and someone screwed up. They hear a commotion outside and run out to find the Blur's symbol outlined in the windows of an office building. Lois wonders if the botched arrest was the Blur's work and wonders why she's been ignoring him. The city editor tells Lois to do a story on the Blur's botch because it resulted in the release of crime lord Adrian Pope. Lois prepares to go undercover and tells Clark not to follow her. Later, Lois meets with a psychiatrist, Dr. Evans to discuss her dreams and explains that they seem to be real, and involve her being naked. Dr. Evans is aware she's talking about Clark, and suggests it means a lack of clothing indicates something hidden and revealed. She notes that it may have to do with Lois' three weeks of blocked memories. Before Lois can pursue the matter, she gets a call from the Blur, but she cuts off. She claims that she doesn't have feelings for the Blur, and Dr. Evans suggests that Lois focus on the man in front of her. Clark is at the Watchtower trying to call Lois in the hopes she can make it clear that the Blur isn't responsible. Chloe notes that whoever is responsible has been for setting up Facebook and Twitter accounts, and believes there have been five messy but successful saves. Clark believes the person needs to be stopped before someone gets hurt. That night, a jewel smuggler is heading for a rendezvous when a cougar leaps onto the front of his limo. The car hits a patch of sudden ice and goes out of control, crashing into an electrical pylon. The cougar reverts into the form of a girl, Jayna, while the ice transforms into her brother Zan. They figure the police will realize they have good intentions and start taking photos while painting the Blur's symbol on the limo. However, the pylon falls, knocking out the city's power. The next day, Lois and Clark arrive at the crime scene and Lois complains D.A. Ray Sacks is there to promote himself and his campaign for mayor at the expense of the Blur. She believes that the Blur's ego is getting out of control. When Clark asks if the Blur tried to call her to defend himself, Lois admits that she didn't take the call and wonders why Clark is coming to the Blur's defense. Lois notes that she has no intention of helping the Blur after he ignored her for weeks. She then notices a potential witness and goes to talk to them. Clark notices Jayna's cell phone and picks it up. At their apartment, Jayna realizes that she dropped her cell phone. Zan wonders if they're hero material. Zan's phone rings and they prepare to activate their powers, but Clark intervenes and the backlash knocks them both out. The two would-be heroes wake up at the Watchtower and realize the Blur brought them to his "lair." When Zan prepares to tweet everyone, Chloe appears and tells them she'll destroy every trace of their virtual existence if they say anything. They vow not to give away his secrets and explain that they're just trying to help. They admit they've screwed up and ask how they can make up for their actions, and Chloe tells them they'll know when the right moment comes. Lois is typing up her story on a typewriter when the power comes back up. The Blur tries to call her again and she reluctantly takes the call. He explains he's not the one responsible and he's not going to turn over his misguided fans to the D.A. Lois wonders if that's the best thing and the Blur tells her everyone deserves a second chance. She goes off on that, snapping at him that he didn't give her a second chance. At the Watchtower, Zan and Jayna look around and inadvertently tamper with Chloe's scrambling equipment… and at Lois' end of the cell phone, she realizes that the person talking to her is Clark. The next morning, Clark finds Lois at his doorstep. She shows him her story, supporting the Blur, and suggests that they start carpooling so they can get to know each other better. Clark realizes something is going on and Lois apologizes for doubting the Blur. When he asks what's going on, Lois explains she's seen things clearly for the first time. They're interrupted by an interview on the news with Sacks, who wants the Blur to come out of the shadows and work with the police. He plans to hold a press conference later that day to ask the Blur to come forward, and Clark tells Lois he has a busy day and he'll have to pass on the carpooling. Lois goes to see Dr. Evans and explains that she's learned that Clark and the Blur are one and the same. Dr. Evans suggests that Lois might be projecting to cover her feelings for Clark, and Lois insists she just wants to tell Clark that his secret identity doesn't matter to him. However, she begins to have second thoughts and considers not revealing she knows his secret. When Lois wonders what she can do to help, she gets an idea and runs out. Chloe meets with Clark and tells him she has the twins under control. She realizes Clark plans to go public and warns against it, but Clark says that he wears his father's symbol and it's time to go public. Chloe insists that he has no choice but to let Sacks do what he will, and that Jor-El lives through Clark, not the symbol. They're unaware that Jayna in the form of a lady bug is watching them. Clark goes to the press conference and Sacks asks the Blur to come forward. As he prepares to go forward, Lois gets onto the stage and says she knows the Blur, She explains that the Blur knows the best way to protect everyone is to stay clear of politics and publicity, and remain a symbol of unadulterated hope. Lois tells everyone that the Blur's intentions are good, and the crowd bursts into applause. Later at the Planet, Lois finds a rose from the Blur and a note thanking her and inviting her to meet him on the roof. She goes up and finds Sacks waiting for her. He insists that the safety of Metropolis is his business and demands to know who the Blur really is. He isn't impressed and warns him that she has an expose prepared on his crooked dealings. In response, Sacks reveals he's painted the Blur's symbol on the roof, and is prepared to murder Lois to discredit the Blur. Lois doesn't believe he can convince the public but Sacks notes that she established a motive by claiming to be the only person who knows the Blur's identity. When Lois tries to run, Sacks' men grab her and throw her over the side. They leave, unaware she's clinging to the flagpole below. Down below, Clark notices that Lois is missing as the staff realizes Lois is hanging from the side of the building. Clark superspeeds to the roof and climbs to her normally to pull her up. Meanwhile, Jayna in the form of a bug watches what's happening and then flies back to the Watchtower to tell Zan what's happening. She wonders if they should disobey Chloe but Zan insists this is the moment that Chloe talked about. They touch and activate their powers. On the roof, Lois tells Clark to let her go rather than expose his secret. Clark says he doesn't understand what she's saying, and a cloud of mist springs up. Lois loses her grip and falls into the mist, and Clark superspeeds down. Lois wakes up and finds herself on the sidewalk, unharmed. As she smiles and looks upward, Sacks gets into his limo and prepares to escape. only to discover Jayna in the form of a vicious dog. Clark greets Lois and she thanks him. Clark says that he took the elevator down and Lois notes that he can't tell her the truth even after everything. The phone in the nearby booth rings and Lois runs to answer it. It's the Blur, who tells her to be careful. Lois tells a puzzled Clark who called. Zan and Jayna celebrate at the Watchtower when the Blur talks to them from the shadows, noting he put out his symbol to inspire hope. He tells them to believe in the symbol, not him, and to believe in themselves. As Clark steps from the shadows, he tells them to be more careful and warns that heroes don't get second chances when the world is watching. Lois meets with Dr. Evans and admits she was stupid to consider Clark a superhero. She dismisses the voice scrambler incident as a phone glitch and Dr. Evans assures her it's natural to project feelings for an unattainable interest on a co-worker. Lois admits her thoughts keep going back to Clark, who tried to save her. Chloe congratulates Clark with a cup of coffee with the El symbol on it. She assures him that Sacks is going to jail, and that she provided the Blur's synthetic voice. When Clark wondered how she knew when to call, Chloe admits that she had security cameras on the roof and has been monitoring cell phone traffic. Clark isn't happy that she's been monitoring his private life, but Chloe warns him that if Lois takes an interest in the Blur, he needs to be careful. Later at the Planet, Clark reveals his new secret to Lois: he's wearing glasses. Lois admits she's been shortsighted and apologizes to Clark for projecting her feelings for the Blur onto him. However, she suggests he wears contacts. Clark admits it means a lot that she thought he had something heroic in him. Lois starts to go and then turns and kisses him. Suddenly she experiences more of her visions from the future beneath a red sun, seeing assassins, Chloe dead, and Clark locked away by soldiers. She then passes out in Clark's arms. 172927 2009 Smallville: Infamous T DVD -R HQ 10930 Episode #167. 3-12-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Tabloid Journalist Linda Blake (Tori Spelling) returns to Metropolis and threatens to expose Clark’s secret unless he gives her an exclusive on the red-and-blue blur. Clark, refusing to be blackmailed, tells Lois Lane his secret and asks her to write his story. Blake publishes the secret life of Clark Kent turning Kent into a worldwide story. Lies after lies are printed about him and because his secret is out, he loses his ability to help people. So he uses the Justice League’s ring to go back in time and stop Blake from publishing the story -- but at what cost? He vows not to tell anyone his secret, even Lois. But the creature sent to Earth to kill Kent is about to do his job. 172928 2009 Smallville: Injustice T DVD -R HQ 11100 Episode #173. 5-7-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Chloe pleads with Clark to end Davis’ life since he can no longer control the beast within him. Tess and her team of meteor freaks help Clark track down Davis. Full Recap Tess is at her office at the Daily Planet telling someone to wait over her cell phone when Clark comes in to confront her over her running articles on Davis' killing spree. Tess points out that Clark is the one endangering people, and once Davis kills someone else, Clark will know where to find him and kill his arch-nemesis. Clark refuses to be Tess' white knight and claims Chloe is a hostage, but Tess wonders if he's afraid to find Davis because he can't face what he'll have to do. She tells him to embrace the inevitable. Clark suddenly hears someone calling his name and asking for help. He leaves at superspeed to investigate. Chloe is running through the forest with someone in pursuit. She comes out on a road and is almost hit by a truck, but Clark saves her just in time. Chloe hugs him as Clark assures her it's okay. He's unaware that a woman wielding electrical powers is watching from the shadows, along with Belle (Plastique) and two other men. Later at the Kent farm, Chloe explains that she and Davis holed up in a hotel, but Davis wouldn't let her leave. When they left and stopped at a gas station, she ran away but warns that even with Clark, she's not safe. Chloe tells Clark that he needs to destroy Doomsday. Plastique and one of the men, Parasite, is called in to help the woman, Livewire. The fourth man, Neutron, was recently killed by Doomsday. Tess arrives and reminds them she trained them to work together until she could call in the Traveler. Livewire tries to get out but Plastique points out that Tess helped them all out and gave them a chance to do good. Livewire doesn't believe it and starts to walk away, but Parasite grabs her and takes her lightning powers. Plastique promises they won't let Tess down. Livewire wonders what Tess is going to do with her. Clark checks in with Oliver, who says that his team hasn't found any sign of Doomsday. Clark thinks there's something that will work but he needs Oliver's help, and the help of Lex Luthor. He thinks Tess has the black kryptonite from Lex's research, and he needs Oliver to steal it. Oliver agrees to help and says that Clark can always count on him. He then talks about how they sometimes have to do what's necessary no matter what. Clark goes to the barn and removes the hidden crystal. Chloe comes out and asks what he's doing. He explains that he plans to save Davis and wasn't going to tell her until afterward, and he lied to get Oliver out of the way. He plans to use the black Kryptonite to split off Davis from Doomsday and then send Doomsday to the Phantom Zone. Chloe insists she was wrong when she stopped Clark from doing that earlier, but Clark insists the plan will work and he needs to find the last bit of good in Davis to save. Dr. Emil sends Clark a message saying Doomsday has struck again. At a garage in Granville, Clark and Chloe meet with Emil, who is digging out a bone spur. There are two corpses present, and Emil confirms they were both meteor-infected and hunting Doomsday. He points out that Livewire was killed by a temporal-lobe GPS implant that had a small explosive in it, an explosion triggered by her employer. Chloe seemingly panics and says she's going outside, overriding Clark's concerns. Emil says that something else is going on and Chloe came to him looking for a cure. Outside, Chloe calls Plastique and meets with her and Parasite. They confirm that Livewire was alive when they left, but Chloe warns that Tess may be lying to them. Parasite and Plastique stand by Tess but Chloe wonders if Tess chipped all of them when they were at Black Creek. The others leave. Tess is monitoring Chloe's call to Plastique when Oliver comes in and offers wine for a celebration of a new geo-thermal center. Tess doesn't care and Oliver notes that she used to care about such things. Tess tells him to leave despite Oliver's best efforts and he goes. In the elevator, Oliver gets her fingerprint from the bottle with a handheld scanner. At Isis, Chloe is going over photos when Clark arrives to ask why she left without telling him and ignored his calls. Chloe apologizes but he wonders if he can trust her and asks what's going on. Chloe admits that she knew Livewire, aka Leslie Willis, and discovered she was part of a team assembled by Tess. One of them is Eva Greer, Tess' assistant who was meteor-infected and who Tess betrayed. Before Chloe can say anything further, Chloe clutches at her head in pain and collapses. She dies… and then reverts to the form of Eva Greer. Clark calls in Emil, who explains Eva was a shapeshifter. He warns that Chloe could be caught in the crossfire, and that Tess may kill the other members of the team. Clark asks him to isolate the GPS signal so they can track Tess' team. In Metropolis, Plastique tries to get hold of Eva via cell phone without success. Clark tracks her down and offers her his help. He tells her that Tess killed Eva and Livewire, but Plastique doesn't believe him until he shows her the GPS tracker. She vows vengeance on Tess but Clark refuses to let her. Parasite grabs Clark and drains his power, then revels in the newfound energies. He whisks Plastique away as Clark looks on, powerless. Green Arrow breaks into the manor, knocking out Tess' assistant. He goes to Tess' room and opens the hidden safe using the duplicated fingerprint. Inside he finds many of Lex's relics, including the black kryptonite. He hears Tess come down the hallway, and finds Oliver in her bed. She tells him to leave and he gets out of the bed, naked. He reminds her of a vacation they spent together, naked, but he suggests she still has some feelings for him. Suddenly the wall explodes inward and Oliver is knocked out by flying debris. Parasite and Plastique come in and Parasite explains he used Livewire's power to knock out the implants, and then knocks her out. Clark and Emil try to call Tess and warn her without success. Clark is in Smallville, and follows Emil's directions to a car he's sent on. Tess wakes up tied to a chair in the study. Parasite tortures her but Tess claims Eva and Livewire betrayed them. Plastique wants the Black creek files so they can form their own league. Clark comes in and warns them away. Plastique knocks Tess out while Parasite moves in. Clark tries to get through to Plastique without success and tells him she'd rather be the bad guys. Suddenly Green Arrow shoots Plastique through the shoulder, swings in, and uses Lex's kryptonite ring on Parasite. He viciously beats him but Clark tells him to stop. He then grips Parasite, who gives Clark back his powers to stop the pain. Parasite passes out from the strain and Clark turns to see Green Arrow carrying Tess out. The next day, Clark visits Oliver at LuthorCorp as the latter puts away the black kryptonite. Oliver explains that Plastique and Parasite are securely locked away. Clark wants to know why Oliver has a kryptonite ring, and Oliver explains that he took it from Lex after killing him. Clark wonders if Oliver plans to use it on him if he disagrees, but Oliver insists that Clark will do the same thing when he has to kill Davis. Clark tells him that he'll handle Davis on his own and takes the black kryptonite. Oliver realizes that Clark isn't going to kill Doomsday, and Clark explains his plan. Oliver wonders how many more lives he's willing to sacrifice, but Clark insists they can't descend to the level of the people they fight. At the barn, Clark puts the black kryptonite away then goes to get the crystal, only to discover it's gone. Tess is there, with the knowledge Eva passed on to her. Tess claims Lex implanted the chips and they malfunctioned, but Clark doesn't believe her. She tells him that she destroyed the crystal so that Clark would have no choice but to kill Davis, and insists she's doing it for Clark so he can face his destiny. Clark points out that she's no different than Lex and walks away. Tess tells her that she won't turn her back on Clark the way that Lex did, and that the decision is no longer Clark's. He wonders why she wants Davis died, and Tess says an entire civilization's survival depends on it. Tess walks away, leaving Clark to wonder what she means. At the manor, Tess finds a glowing purple light in the study. She goes in to see the Kryptonian power orb glowing with energy. It lifts into the air and a voice asks if Clark is ready to fulfill the prophecy. The orb glows again and the voice tells her she'll be the savior of Kandor. 172929 2008 Smallville: Instinct T DVD -R HQ 10370 Episode #156. 10-9-2008 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) are engaged. Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Tess and her team of scientists trigger a signal through the blue Kryptonian crystal. It reaches an alien princess, Maxima, who comes to Earth to seek a suitable mate, and whose kiss kills mortal men. 172930 2003 Smallville: Insurgence T DVD -R HQ 5275. SVD 1344 Loeb, Jeph and Kenneth Biller Episode #33. 1-21-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Newscaster (Dagmar Midcap). Clark's mother is taken hostage by criminals, along with Lionel. Clark has to rescue his Earth Mother but he must do it in a way that doesn't reveal his super-powers Lex discovers father has him under electronic surveillance. Hires crooks to bug father's office. They take Lionel and Martha hostage and break into LutherCorp vault, which contains green meteor ingots, octagonal key to Clark's spaceship. Also contains a confidential file on Clark. Clark leaps across Daily Planet building and starts taking out thieves but is exposed to kryptonite. Martha locks up kryptonite. Lionel shoots the head crook. Kents destroy file. Martha secretly pockets key. Lana meets her biological father's wife. Kens have problems over Martha's job with Lionel, but she decides to stay with Lionel to find out what he knows. Jonathan agrees. 172931 2004 Smallville: Jinx T DVD -R HQ 2264 Episode #73. 11-3-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Mikail Mxyzptik, a foreign exchange student, opens an underground gambling ring at school and uses his powers to control the players, including Clark. He calls Chloe "the town's chief whistle-blower" and tries to compromise her investigative reporting. She comes to her senses and saves the day. 172932 2001 Smallville: Jitters T DVD -R HQ 6699 Bennett, Cherie and Jeff Gottesfeld Episode #8. 12-11-2001 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer. TV Reporter #1 (Marke Driesschen). TV Reporter #2 (Claudine Grant). Handyman at Kent's farm has body-rattling jitters. Infected by green mist while working at secret Level 3 at the Smallville LuthorCorp fertilizer plant. He accidentally kills a man with his powers. He's taken into custody, escapes, takes a school group hostage during tour of the plant. Lionel Luthor flies in and refuses to negotiate. So Lex goes to confront the man. He lets the kids go while keeping Lex. Gas main starts leaking and Lionel orders the plant into shutdown. Clark remains behind and using his X-ray vision finds the hidden Level 3. He, man and Lex go down there. Man starts jittering against almost killing himself and Lex. Clark manages to rescue them both from falling catwalk and stop the gas leak. Lionel denies everything. Lex wonders how Clark was strong enough to rescue them both 172933 2007 Smallville: Justice T DVD -R HQ 7770 Episode #121. 1-18-2007 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. The Flash, Aquaman and Cyborg return to Smallville to help the Green Arrow take down LuthorCorp's secret lab. 172934 2007 Smallville: Justice & Doom G Reporters Clark Kent, Chloe Sullivan, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen. A game based on the television series "Smallville." 172935 2009 Smallville: Kandor T DVD -R HQ 11560 Episode #180. 11-6-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). It’s a race against time to find Jor-El when Clark realizes that he is on Earth and Zod realizes that he could hold the key to their powers. Chloe is the first to meet him while Zod enlists Tess. Full Recap In a long series of flashbacks, we learn where the Kandorians came from Jor-El made clones of Zod and his friends, put them in the Orb, and sent them to Earth so that some Kryptonians would survive if the planet was destroyed He picked Zod's group because the general had interceded for Jor-El when he was threatened with execution for heresy Before the orb was sent off, Jor-El quarreled with Zod; because Zod wanted Jor-El to clone his dead son from a sample of hair, and Jor-El refused on ethical grounds. Later, on Earth, Jor-El's clone revived first, and he exposed the entire group (including himself) to Blue Kryptonite so that they would lose their superpowers and not be a threat to humans. In the "present", Jor-El (i.e., his clone) comes to the Kent farm, which he had visited years earlier Clark is away, but Chloe is there, and she brings Jor-El up to date Since he does not know what happened after the cloning, he learns for the first time that Krypton was destroyed. Tess sends some thugs to kidnap Jor-El and bring him to the Luthor mansion She starts a devious plot, telling Zod that Jor-El is the mysterious, super-powered Blur while persuading Jor-El to play along to protect plot Zod is furious that Jor-El took away their superpowers, which he had planned to get power on Earth Zod figures out that the Blur is Jor-El's son, and pretends to let him go, hoping to trail him to the Blur. Clark sees Jor-El coming across the field, but somebody has fatally stabbed him, and he dies in Clark's arms He asks Clark to "save Zod" in memory of their old friendship, but Clark tells Chloe that he can't afford to be merciful this time. Chloe's surveillance footage shows that Jor-El retrieved some object from a hiding place in the house while she wasn't looking Clark and Chloe realize that they should search for this object before Tess or Zod find it Clark also wants to know who ordered his father killed: Zod, or a Kandorian underling acting on his own initiative. 172936 2007 Smallville: Kara T DVD -R HQ 9030 Episode #134. 10-4-2007 Daily Planet Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy) offers a job as a reporter to Lois Lane (Erica Durance) on the newspaper. (M She’s going to work next to Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Kara (Laura Vandervoort), Supergirl, is introduced. Gabriel tells Lane that she will end up as Lois Lane, Star Reporter for the Daily Planet or Lois What’s-Her-Name married to an account. Which does she want? Chloe looks nonplussed that her cousin Lois, formerly of The Metropolis Inquisitor is now working with her on the Daily Planet. 172937 2002 Smallville: Kinetic T DVD -R HQ 5467 Levens, Philip Episode #13. 2-26-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Whitney falls in with some former jocks who have kryptonite tattoos that give them the power to walk through the walls. Meanwhile, Chloe is seriously injured and Lex has his own plans. 172938 2005 Smallville: Krypto T DVD -R HQ 2481 Episode #80. 2-16-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) While driving, Lois accidentally hits a dog and bring it back to the farm to heal. Clark realizes this is no ordinary dog after the pup lifts up a car to retrieve a ball. Clark and Lois learn the dog is a product of an aborted LuthorCorp experiment and is being used to commit crimes, but when Lois is kidnapped by the robbers, and Clark is weakened by kryptonite, it is up to the dog to save them. Meanwhile, Lana questions Jason's involvement in his mother's schemes. 172939 2007 Smallville: Labyrinth T DVD -R HQ 7799 Episode #122. 1-25-2007 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Clark wakes up in a mental asylum after being attacked. Fellow patient tells Clark their doctor is a phantom who must be killed to return to reality. 172940 2007 Smallville: Lara T DVD -R HQ 9200 Episode #138. 11-1-2007 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Clark’s cousin, Supergirl-Kara Kent (Laura Vandervoort) is sedated by a truth serum and relives a prior trip to Earth when she followed Clark’s biological mother (Helen Slater) to the Kent farm. 172941 2002 Smallville: Leech T DVD -R HQ 4737 Schlattmann, Tim Episode #12. 2-12-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Both Clark and classmate Eric are struck by lightning when Eric is holding piece of meteorite rock. Strike takes Clark's powers away and transfer them to Eric. Clark has to deal with being a normal person for the first time. Eric's domineering father wants to have him examined in Metropolis. Eric goes on a rampage. Borrowing Lana's meteor-rock necklace, Clark confronts Eric at power plant and manages to reverse the transfer. Victoria's father, Sir Harry Hardwick and rival of Lionel Luthor and his daughter try to recruit Lex for their business in Metropolis and almost succeed in buying out LuthorCorp, but they find out that they were tricked by Lex. Chloe gives Eric the nickname of Superboy. 172942 2004 Smallville: Legacy T DVD -R 1619 Episode #61. 4-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. 172943 2009 Smallville: Legion T DVD -R HQ 10760 Episode #163. 1-15-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) are engaged. Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Three superheroes from the future travel to the past and join Clark in hopes that together they can defeat Brainiac, who has taken over Chloe’s body. Kent prevails and saves Chloe, but there is more danger in the future. 172944 2005 Smallville: Lexmas T DVD -R HQ 8260 Episode #97 12-8-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) Lex has difficulty deciding whether to use information that will destroy Jonathan's life because it will also bring harm to Clark and Martha 172945 2002 Smallville: Lineage T DVD -R HQ 5597 (Complete). DVD -R HQ 5124. VHS 1314. (Digital Breakup -- Incomplete) Gough, Alfred, Miles Millar Episode #28. 11-5-2002. Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Woman claiming to be Clark's biological mother shows up. She got some information from Chloe provoking a fight between the two. She reveals she was involve with Lionel Luthor. The child she gave up was Lex not Clark. Lionel Luther owned adoption agency that Kents faked Clark's adoption through. Lionel met with Kents and they helped him save young Lex -- in return they asked him to help set up adoption. Clark saves Lex. Lana meets her supposed biological father. He's a lawyer who hates Luthor and hates Lana's coffee place. 172946 2006 Smallville: Lockdown T DVD -R HQ 5305 Episode #99. 1-19-2006 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Kent and Chloe at the Daily Planet where Chloe works as an intern. Kent confesses his love for Lana who is getting close to Lex. Chloe tells him to tell Lana the truth. Two police officers who witnessed the spaceship land in the meteor shower take Lex and Lana hostage and threaten to kill them unless Lex reveals where the hid the spaceship. 172947 2005 Smallville: Lucy T DVD -R HQ 2912 Episode #82. 3-2-20205 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) Lois' younger sister Lucy, with whom Lois doesn't get along, comes to town and charms everyone she meets. Clark discovers a darker side to Lucy after he catches her stealing money from a bar. Clark forces her to reveal the truth about her sudden appearance in Smallville: a truth that puts Lois in grave danger. Meanwhile, the crystal disappears from Lana's apartment and Jason accuses Lionel of stealing it. 172948 2003 Smallville: Magnetic T DVD -R HQ 5042. SVD 1471 Harold, Holly Episode #51. 11-12-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark is suspicious when Lana suddenly becomes attracted to a fellow student and begins to act rebelliously, which eventually lands her in jail. Clark's suspicions are confirmed when he discovers Lana's new boyfriend has magnetic powers that can move objects and alter human emotions. But when he tries to free Lana from the paranormal hold that is controlling her, she tries to kill him. Meanwhile, Lex discovers Chloe has been delving into Lionel's past and tries to get her to join forces against his dad. 172949 2004 Smallville: Memoria T DVD -R HQ 7523. DVD -R 1647 Episode #63. 4-28-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lex joins an experimental program involving memory, hoping to recover information about his father's past. 172950 2006 Smallville: Mercy T DVD -R HQ 8505 Episode #107. 4-20-2006 Reporter-Columnist Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) also on Daily Planet staff. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Masked tormentor takes Lionel hostage and makes him play a series of elaborate games in order to stay alive. 172951 2009 Smallville: Metallo T DVD -R HQ 11470 Episode #176. 10-2-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Reporter Jon Corben, Lois’ new colleague at the Daily Planet, undergoes a horrific transformation when he awakens from an accident with superhuman strength and a heart made of kryptonite. Determined to use his new power to further his vendetta against the Blur (Clark Kent), Corben sets out to kill the vigilante. However, the situation becomes even more complicated when Lois’ own investigation leads her into Corben’s hands. Full Recap Lois goes to the Kent farm to confirm that Clark isn't there. He isn't there, and the counters are covered with dust. She finds Shelby and notices the dog's dish of food is full. Corben calls from a jewelry store to her with flirt while he's out checking a new story about the Blur capturing two criminals and leaving his "S" symbol. Lois tells him to take the story, much to Corben's surprise, and invites her to coffee. When she refuses, Corben wonders how they can hold the Blur accountable if he screws it up and looks at a photo of a woman. He assures Lois he'll expose the dark side of the Blur. After he hangs up, he drops the photo into the street. When he goes to get it, he's hit by a truck. Corben wakes up on a table in a makeshift operating theater in an abandoned apartment. No one is there and Corben gets to his feet. He removes the cloths covering his body and discovers that someone has implanted cybernetic mechanisms powered by a green liquid. He finds a mirror and discovers that someone has placed a large kryptonite-powered generator in his chest. Clark is watching over the city and using his super-hearing to hear everything that happens. He finally hears a police emergency and goes to investigate. Lois is sleeping at her apartment at the Talon and wakes up from a dream of the future she visited. Chloe comes in and notes she's keeping Shelby, and admits that she's been feeding the dog. Lois complains about Corben hating the Blur. Chloe is surprised to learn the Blur has been calling Lois, who thinks she's the only person he allows himself to have contact with. Clark returns home to find Shelby there. Chloe arrives to explain that she brought the dog back and covered for him. She notes that he's not letting go of all of his personal ties like he said, and discovers that he's lying to Jor-El as well. He warns that she's taking it too personally and Chloe complains that he's backpedaling from becoming the hero they've both sacrificed so much for him to become. The medics bring Corben into the ER where Emil explains his condition. They are unaware of who he is. When the doctors try to remove the kryptonite power pack, he shoves them aside with super-strength and leaves. Lois goes to see Tess, who is exercising at the manor in Lex' study. Tess quickly realizes Lois has amnesia and Lois figures she held her somewhere. However, Tess explains that when she woke up, Lois was already gone. Tess invites her to a rematch and reminds Lois that she fired her. Lois responds by threatening to go to the Inquirer with Tess' plan to conquer the world with alien help. She leaves, saying she'll meet Tess at the office. As Lois leaves, Tess' new assistant Stuart comes in and tells her that he's determined where the Kandorians stopped in Metropolis. Clark visits Emil at the hospital to find out what happened to Corben. The doctor explains that someone transformed Corben into a meteor-powered cyborg against his will, similar to the projects that Lex created. Emil warns that the generator is poisoning Corben's mind and making him increasingly violent, and gives Clark a small Daily Planet key chain that he found on Corben. They realize that Corben works at the newspaper and Clark asks for a favor. Corben walks the streets remembering what he told Lois about the Blur. He goes back to the crime scene and finds the photo of the woman that he dropped. He takes it to the basement of the apartment building where he's staying and puts it up with clippings of Blur stories. Corben realizes that he's always wanted to kill the Blur and now he has the power to do it. Lois is back at her desk when her city editor Randall tells her to cover the story about the rampaging ER patient. The Blur calls and tells her the man at the ER is a cyborg who may work at the Planet because of the keychain. He asks her to find out what she can and he'll call her at the phone booth at 7. Lois realizes that the Blur cares about him and eagerly agrees to help. She starts borrowing key chains from her employees. Meanwhile, Chloe has gone to Lois' desk and discovers there's spyware on the computer. She tells Lois she's there to invite her to lunch and Lois tells her that she's helping the Blur as his sidekick and says they'll talk later. Tess and Stuart go to the warehouse where Corben woke up, and find technology for several unrelated projects. Stuart has hacked the hospital database and brings up the x-rays of Corben's chest. They wonder why someone would give a human being such massive power and let them go, and Tess realizes that it was a test and the Kandorians may still be monitoring Corben to see if they can recreate their own powers. That night, Corben comes back in and Lois tries to talk to him. He ignores her and tries to find the older electronic records. He needs keys to access the hard copy in the archives and Lois realizes that he's lost his. Corben realizes that she knows something and follows her to the phone booth. The Blur calls and she tells him what he knows. Clark hears sounds of a struggle and rushes there to find Corben has taken her, leaving traces of kryptonite. Clark goes to the Watchtower to tell Chloe that Lois has been kidnapped. Chloe blames Clark for getting Lois involved but Clark says he's not going to let Lois get hurt no matter what. He reveals he has an EMP grenade from Emil that they hopes will stop Corben long enough to get Lois to safety. As Chloe checks Corben's personal computer files, Clark admits that talking to Lois felt right. Chloe finds a video e-mail that Corben left for his sister Rebecca when she came to Metropolis. According to the files, a thief murdered Rebecca when he broke into her apartment while Corben was overseas, and Corben subsequently bought the building. At the apartment basement, Corben demands to know what she knows about the Blur. When she refuses, she tries to attack him and he knocks her out. Clark arrives and starts to feel the effects of kryptonite radiation. Corben explains that the man who killed his sister escaped from a prison bus crash that Clark rescued. He demands to know what gives Clark the right to interfere. Clark tries to get through to him, warning the kryptonite heart is dangerous, but Corben talks of how Clark stands apart from the world. Clark activates the EMP grenade, paralyzing Corben and shutting down the generator. He goes to the unconscious Lois. However, Corben quickly reactivates and throws him across the room and prepares to kill Lois to show Clark what it feels like to lose the person you love. Clark grabs a piece of lead plating from the furnace and uses heat vision to fasten it to his chest. Corben pries the lead plate off but realizes too late that the kryptonite core has adhered to the lead. He collapses and Clark goes to Lois' side. She wakes up and sees the Blur standing in the shadows. She asks to see his face and Clark starts to step forward but then superspeeds away. Later, Clark meets with Chloe at the Watchtower and admits that the view gives a perspective. Chloe admits she still misses Jimmy and Clark admits he took the easy way out and he should have been there for her. He talks of how he's been hanging out on rooftops to avoid others and wonders if he can completely stay away from pain. He's not sure what he'll do and Chloe notes that hanging out on rooftops moaning about the life he gave up isn't helping his hero performance. Chloe explains that Tess put spyware on Lois' computer to find out where she was for the three-week period, and they can't let her find out before they do. The next day at the Planet, Lois tosses Corben's nameplate in the garbage and takes out Clark's. Clark comes in to tell her that he'll be needing it and Lois hugs him briefly until Clark reminds her what she's doing. She says she helped the Blur and Clark invites her to tell him all about it. At the manor, Tess considers the kryptonite power core and wonders if Corben can be removed. Her assistant tells her that Corben has gone completely off-line. Stuart barges in and tells Tess that Kryptonian symbols for "blood," "nobility," and "family" appeared all over the world on the night the Kandorians arrived. One symbol was burned into the earth and someone appeared inside of it. 172952 2001 Smallville: Metamorphosis T DVD -R HQ 4617. SVD 1121 Gough, Alfred and Myles Millar Episode #2. 10-23-2001 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Nerdish bug collector with a crush on Lana, is involved in an accident that leads to him being bitten by meteor rock-irradiated insects. He soon starts exhibiting the characteristics of bugs, kills his mother, and starts stalking Lana. Greg old friend of Clark's. Tracks him down where the bug boy has cocooned Lana in preparation for mating. Clark saves the day. 172953 2005 Smallville: Mortal T DVD -R HQ 4440 Episode #90. 10-6-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack), Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) arrives in Smallville. Clark is delighted to be normal after Jor-El strips him of his powers, but when thugs take Lane, Jonathan and Martha hostage, Clark must figure out a way to save them. 172954 2007 Smallville: Nemesis T DVD -R HQ 8390 Episode #129. 4-26-2007 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Pipe bomb explodes in one of Lex's secret labs. The enraged spouse of a special-forces soldier takes Lex hostage. Clark tries to rescue Lex. 172955 2002 Smallville: Nicodemus T DVD -R HQ 4789 Green, Michael and Greg Walker Episode #15. 3-19-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Flower that comes from a reopened "Level Three" of the fertilizer plant brings strange reactions from several people, including Jonathan, Lana, and Pete. 172956 2002 Smallville: Nocturne T DVD -R HQ 4898. VHS 1304 Peterson, Brian and Kelly Souders Episode #26. 10-22-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Despite Clark's warning, Lana investigates a stranger who leaves notes for her at her parents' graves. While visiting her parents' grave, Lana is left a poem by mysterious boy who is knocked out by his father who keeps him prisoner in cellar. Clark is less than impressed by poem and follows Lana to cemetery where the boy shows up again. After returning him the parents claim the boy is dead but he was actually part of experimental program financed by LuthorCorp. This causes him to mutate into a bestial creature in the sunlight. When the boy hears about that he attacks Lionel's helicopter and Clark knocks him down a well out of the sunlight. Martha signs on as Lionel's personal assistant. Clark and Lana resolve their differences after her irritation with him keeping some deep dark secret. 172957 2007 Smallville: Noir T DVD -R HQ 8930 Episode #130. 5-3-2007 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville works as an intern at the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane. Clark Kent helps Chloe. Jimmy Olsen is unconscious and dreams about what life in Smallville would have been like in the 1940s. Clark Kent is a reporter at the Daily Planet. Lana is a siren who planned the demise of her magnate hsuband Lex. Lois is a singer at a bar that Lionel owns. 172958 2002 Smallville: Obscura T DVD -R HQ 4882 Walker, Greg, Mark Verheiden and Michael Green Episode #20. 5-14-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. After an explosion Lana finds herself getting visions of a serial killer...and his next target is Chloe. Meanwhile Lex and Roger look further into the meteor shower and determine that something besides meteors hit Smallville that day. Roger Nixon (Tom O'Brien), reporter who will figure out Clark Kent's secret. 172959 2004 Smallville: Obsession T DVD -R HQ 5451. VHSSP 1514 Episode #58. 2-18-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. 172960 2008 Smallville: Odyssey T DVD -R HQ 10200 Episode #153. 9-18-2008 Reporter Clark Kent (Tom Welling) joins the Daily Planet after receiving an application from Lois Lane (Erica Durance)who now sits at a desk facing his. Clark and Luthor fight to the death and neither is found so the Justice League heads heads to the Arctic to look for Clark after the collapse of the fortress. Chloe (Allison Mack) is held prisoner by a group from Lexcor who has discovered she has a new power. When she is rescued, she decides to marry Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore). Jor-El strips Clark of his powers. Clark dies, is rescued and returns to assume a new secret identity while working as Clark Kent of the Daily Planet. 172961 2005 Smallville: Onyx T DVD -R HQ 3865 Episode #83. 4-13-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) Kryptonite explosion splits Lex in two and his evil side, known as Alexander, is released. Alexander starts a rampage by trying to kill Clark and Chloe in the lab, jousting with Lionel. Reporter (Michelle Yuen). 172962 2006 Smallville: Oracle T DVD -R HQ 6064 Episode #110. 5-4-2006 Reporter-Columnist Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) also on Daily Planet staff. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Clark sees his father's ghost at the graveyard. Lex develops a vaccine for Fine's virus. 172963 2009 Smallville: Pandora T DVD -R HQ 11630 Episode #182. 11-20-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Tess takes steps to learn what Lois saw in the future: a powerless Clark subservient to Zod under the Red Sun with Chloe and Oliver leading a resistance group against the Kandorians. But present-day Clark, Lois, Chloe and Oliver and change the future. Full Recap At LutherCorp, Oliver is making arrangements to get the comatose Lois the treatment she needs. Clark arrives and tells Oliver that she's gone missing from her hospital room. Oliver informs him that Emil requested a copy of Lois' test results and figures the person Emil is working for would: Chloe. Tess has had Lois abducted and taken to Belle Reve, and has Stuart use technology to scan Lois memories to find out what she learned during hr missing three weeks. They see a series of fragmented blurry images but Tess recognizes one of them: the Solar Tower that Zod is helping Tess to build. She realizes that Lois has gone to the future. Lois starts reliving her memories… Lois finds herself in the Daily Planet after her fight with Tess, but the furniture is covered with dust. She notices a red light streaming through the windows and goes outside to find Metropolis a devastated wasteland. A huge red sun glows in the sky. One of Zod's soldiers, Basquat, comes up behind her and realizes that she's a human, and the zone is off-limits to her kind. When she asks questions, Basquat tells her it isn't her place. Lois runs off but Basquat superspeeds ahead of her. She asks where the Blur is and warns that he'll stop him, but Basquat boasts that the Blur is dead. Lois turns and sees the Blur's tattered jacket hanging from a lamppost. Tess taps directly into Lois' memories, syncing her brain waves to hers. Stuart warns against using the Somerholt technology it but Tess insists she needs to get a clear picture of what Lois saw. Stuart reluctantly proceeds and the memories continue. Lois is taken to the Kent farm, which is now a confinement camp with dozens of other humans. Another Kandorian, Alia, brings one prisoner in, accuses him of stealing, and brands his back using her heat vision. Lois asks for food and Alia wonders what she can trade, and Clark appears to offer her his father's watch. Alia agrees to let Lois off for now. Clark and Lois embrace and Lois insists it's still a dream. Clark explains that it's all real and Lois realizes the invasion is tied to the Orb and Tess knew about it. Clark explains that the aliens' leader is Zod, but he made the wrong choices and a lot of people died. He's not sure if Chloe is dead, and admits he hasn't talked to her in months. Lois realizes that she's traveled into the future via the Legion ring, and Clark asks if she still has it. Before Lois can give it to him, Basquat comes in and orders Lois to come with him. Clark tells Lois to protect the ring and briefly fights back, but Basquat smashes him aside and leaves with Lois. Chloe is at the Watchtower reviewing Lois' medical records when Clark arrives to accuse her of taking Lois. She denies it and notes that Tess is the one who has been keeping secrets much longer. Chloe figures that Tess is running tests on Lois and they reveal Lois is suffering from post-traumatic syndrome. She calls Stuart to see what her man on the inside can find. Stuart watches over the unconscious Lois and Tess, unaware that Chloe is calling him. The equipment gives off an alarm. Lois remembers being taken to the Luthor manor where Zod greets her. He demands to know who snuck her into the restricted zone and offers her food in response, but she refuses to talk He finds the Legion ring and asks what it is, but before she can answer, Tess comes in. Tess explains who Lois is, and Lois hits her and accuses her of being a traitor. Tess insists that she's the savior of the planet, and Zod wonders what Lois' connection is to Clark. He says he kept Clark alive in the hopes he would help to bridge the gap between the Kandorians and the Earthlings. Tess admits that Clark probably won't come over despite her best efforts, and Zod tells Lois that her usefulness and Clark's is at an end. Zod prepares for the execution but first gives Tess a Kandorian tag to initiate her as a soldier. They go back inside where Clark has been brought in. Clark offers his life in return for Lois but Zod says that Clark has forced his hand by defying him. Basquat forces Clark to kneel while Zod draws his sword and prepares to kill him, but suddenly Oliver and a team of commandoes come in, firing kryptonite arrows. One of them hits Tess. Zod flees while Oliver and his squad kill the remaining Kandorians. The leader, however, is Chloe. Oliver goes to the dying Tess, who finally admits she did it to herself despite her best intentions. As Tess dies, Chloe notes that she took the shot. Later, Oliver removes Tess' dog tags and buries her while Lois looks on. Tess wakes up, shocked at the memory of dying at Chloe's hands. She reluctantly thanks Stuart for helping to revive her, and then tells him to wipe Lois' memories. He warns against it and finally rebels, and Tess shoots him down. As she goes to the equipment, Clark arrives but is weakened by the kryptonite in the area. Tess tries to blame Stuart but Clark knocks her aside, rendering her unconscious. He tries to unfasten Lois but taps into her memories. Lois explains that she is from one year in the past, and Zod now has the ring. Clark realizes they need to send Lois back to warn their past-selves. Both Chloe and Oliver accuse Clark of abandoning them, and he admits he thought he could defeat Zod on his own. Lois point out they'll all have to work together to destroy the tower. Chloe explains that the solar tower collects solar energy and beams it up to LuthorCorp satellites, and then provides red sun energy to power the Kandorians. Watchtower is still functioning, and Chloe plans to use it to destroy the tower. Lois wonders how destroying the tower and restoring the yellow sun will let Clark help them, but Clark will only say he has a history with Zod. Later, Clark is washing up when Lois goes to see him. She admits that she can't believe that he and Chloe aren't friends any more. Clark admits that it's his fault for turning his back on her. Once Lois disappeared, Clark couldn't be around Oliver and Chloe because they reminded him too much of Lois, so he left to train himself to fight Zod. Lois asks what history he has with Zod, and Clark says that he's made some mistakes. She tells him that he's not alone and they kiss and then make love. Emil and Chloe find Clark and try to revive him. Chloe has called an ambulance for Stuart, who should survive. Emil tries to disconnect Clark, but Chloe says that he should wait until they have all the information they need to prevent the destruction of the world. Chloe, Oliver, and Lois go to Watchtower and Oliver arms himself with his old bow and costume while Chloe powers up the computers. Oliver gives her a lead-covered kryptonite knife to defend herself and Chloe hacks the solar tower's computers and uploads a virus. Oliver goes to scout ahead and takes Lois with him, and Chloe assures them she'll be right behind them. However, Alia catches her out in the open and stabs her through the stomach with a sword. Oliver tries to draw a bead on her but the Kandorian superspeeds away. Lois runs to her cousin's side and tries to assure her she'll be okay, but Chloe dies in her arms. Oliver insists that they have to find the ring so Lois can go back and alter history to save Chloe. As Lois runs, Oliver prepares to open fire on the hundreds of Kandorians coming after them. Zod easily defeats the powerless Clark and drags him through the streets. Lois sneaks up while Zod tells Clark that it would be easier if humanity would simply surrender and join him. Clark insists that humanity will never yield. Lois tosses Clark the kryptonite knife but Zod steps on Clark's hand to stop him from unsheathing it, and then kicks him into a nearby wall. Lois runs to Clark but Zod grabs her… and the solar tower shuts down. Clark, his powers restored, tells Zod his reign of terror is over and he'll send Lois into the past to undo what happens. The powerless Zod insists that Clark is to blame for forcing him to unleash his powers. Clark takes the Legion ring from Zod, but Zod stabs him with the kryptonite dagger. Clark throws Zod away and pulls the dagger out, and Lois runs to him. He tells Lois to put on the ring and promises that she'll see him again. Clark kisses her just as Alia arrives. Lana puts on the ring but Alia manages to touch it and they are both transported a year into the past, to the present day. Clark wakes up and Chloe assures him that Lois will be okay. Emil has managed to erase Lois' memories and stop the physical damage they were causing. Chloe asks Clark what he saw and notes that judging by the look on his face, it isn't good. Later, Clark meets Lois at the Daily Planet and insists he doesn't want to lose her again. He then asks her what is going on between them, but Lois insists on slowing things down. She admits that she's been in so many bad relationships that she's leery, and Clark says they should take their time. Lois agrees and goes with him for lunch… and holds his hand in the elevator. Clark goes to the Watchtower later and meets with Chloe and Oliver. Chloe points out that they're going to die in the near future but Clark seems particularly cheery. Oliver suggests they go after Zod but Clark insists his glimpse of the future showed that to be the wrong path. Chloe and Oliver disagree but Clark believes that his father wanted him to save Zod rather than treat him like the enemy. Zod is addressing his soldiers and assigning them missions to get the solar tower built. He turns to address Alia, but Clark arrives. Zod responds by telling all of his troops to kneel before Kal-El., son of Jor-El. They do so, much to Clark's surprise. 172964 2005 Smallville: Pariah T DVD -R HQ 2786 Episode #78. 2-2-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) Lana and Jason are attacked and almost killed by an unseen assailant and Alicia seems to be the prime suspect. Clark initially defends his new girlfriend but when the evidence begins to pile up he is forced to take a hard look at her. Hurt by Clark's actions, Alicia forces Clark to unknowingly reveal his powers in front of one of his friends. Meanwhile, Jason's mother returns to town with an offer for Lex. 172965 2003 Smallville: Perry T DVD -R HQ 2616. SVDSP 1461 Verheiden, Mark Episode #49. 10-29-2003 Tabloid Journalist Perry White (Michael McKean) arrives in search of stories about aliens from outer space but soon discovers Clark Kent's superpowers. Meets Editor Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Kent of the Smallville High "Torch," school's newspaper. Kent's powers are in disarray because of sun spots appearing at any time. White sees Kent in action. He threatens to throw himself off bridge, but Kent's powers are muted and he and his friends has to save White the old-fashioned way. White is portrayed as a once serious journalist who Student Newspaper Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) admires. Urges him to give up tabloid TV work and go back to legitimate journalism. Ending: Perry White tells Kent he is giving up tabloid journalism and going back to the Daily Planet where he has some friends. Tells Kent he read his articles in school newspaper and they show potential. Tells him to look him up when he comes to Metropolis. 172966 2008 Smallville: Persona T DVD -R HQ 9570 Episode #142. 1-31-2008 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Bizarro poses as Clark who is frozen in the fortress. Unaware that he is Bizarro, Lana shares information with him about a serial killer who they suspect is Brainiac (James Marsters). Lex is shocked when Grant tells Lionel that he is a clone of Julian. 172967 2010 Smallville: Persuasion T DVD -R HQ 11810 Episode #186. 2-21-2010 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). When Clark is exposed to gemstone kryptonite on Valentine's Day, he unwittingly gains the ability to make wishes come true... and chaos results as Lois agrees to have a traditional relationship, and Chloe vows to watch out over Clark and protect him from Lois. Full Recap: Clark is helping Lois look over the wall of R.A.O. Inc. where the Solar Tower project is underway. Clark tries to look inconspicuous but she finally falls and he catches her. She tells him that they're using high-tech equipment in the middle of the night and figures that they're hiding something. As they leave, they come across the Valentine's Day street party and a woman in an angel costume tossing out crystal powders. Lois wonders if he's hiding something he knows about R.A.O., and isn't interested in embracing the romantic aspects of the holiday because it's proven disastrous in the past. The angel woman comes over and blows some dust on them, and Clarks' eyes briefly flow blue. As they return to the Planet, Lois is eager to get to work but Clark would rather spend time on their relationship. When he says that he'd like a more traditional relationship, Lois' eyes glow blue. The city editor comes in and says that R.A.O. is unveiling the tower in two days. When Clark says he should investigate, Lois agrees, saying she'll do anything to support him. After he leaves, Lois tells the editor that she's quitting to support Clark. Clark visits Chloe at Watchtower and asks for the passports and ID cards she's prepared. She figures that he should be spending his time dealing with the Kandorians, but Clark insists that they want a new life. When she reminds him that one of the Kandorians killed Jor-El. Clark angrily tells her to focus on watching his back… and Chloe's eyes glow blue. As he starts to go, Chloe tells him that she'll protect him no matter what it takes. Clark finds Alia and Faora and gives them their new identity papers. They admit that they misjudged him and seem happy that they can now live as civilians. He asks them to tell him who killed his father, and they warn him that Zod has loyal followers and if Clark asks more questions, he'll set off a war. Clark returns home and discovers Lois in a 50s dress, baking a pie. She tells him that she'll be staying in the guest room until they're engaged. They settle down for her home-cooked dinner, which isn't very well. When Clark tries to get an explanation, Lois pours him a beer and reminds him that he's the man. He tries to figure out what's going on and Lois says she persuaded him to embrace a more traditional relationship. When Clark learns that she quit, Lois insists that her life is with him and refuses to go back to work. Clark leaves to find out what's wrong. Tess is taking a bath when Zod breaks into her bathroom. She tries to call security but Zod warns her that they've been taken care of. She tries flirting with him but that doesn't work, and he notes that she's working with Clark. Tess switches tracks and says that she thought he needed the Book of Rao, but Zod assures her that he doesn't. He takes her champagne glass so he can use her fingerprints to access the secure system. Zod then shows her the identity papers belonging to Faora and Alia and accuses her of refusing to warn him. Tess says that Clark will eventually be their leader because they don't see Zod as a savior. She explains Clark is the promise of a future of them, and Zod realizes she plans to give the Kandorians their powers to save Earth, and then get rid of him. He warns her that when he gains control of the satellites and regains his powers, she'll be the one who needs mercy. Chloe arrives at the barn and discovers Lois scrubbing the kitchen. She tries to get her cousin away and warns that Clark's romantic life has never worked out well. Lois insists that Clark knows he can trust her, and Chloe reminds her that she inadvertently betrayed the Blur. She tells Lois that once Clark realizes what Lois is really like, he'll abandon her, and Lois should leave first. Clark goes back to the street where the party was held and confronts the woman, now wearing regular clothing. He asks what was in the chocolate and the woman admits there was nothing abnormal in it. When Clark notices the fairy dust and the woman admits she got it from a quarry in Smallville, he realizes that it's a form of kryptonite. Lois calls him with a 911 message. Clark goes to the barn and finds Lois sobbing pathetically. She tells him that she's not stupid and can tell he hated the dinner and moving in was a stupid idea. Lois explains that she doesn't know the first thing about being a housewife, and Clark tells her something else is going on. However, she says that it hurts her to be around him and has to leave him and Smallville. Clark promises they'll be together forever, and Lois believes him. She kisses him and says she's ready to move into his room. Clark returns to Watchtower and discovers that Chloe has sealed Emil out of all the systems before leaving. He can't access the systems and grows increasingly desperate. When Clark tells him to calm down, Emil immediately starts acting dismissively toward the entire problem. Clark tells him to go back to the where he was, Emil ignores him and goes to get a beer. He doesn't take Clark seriously when he explains he's gained some kind of super-persuasive ability. Instead, he suggests that Clark put the ability to best use. Clark considers Jor-El's ID tag and gets an idea. Lois calls Martha and tells her the good news. She tries on Martha's wedding dress and calls her other family and friends while dancing through the house. Clark goes to the construction site and confronts Zod. Zod wonders why he should listen to Clark when he's turning the Kandorians against him. In response, Clark accuses him of killing Jor-El and tosses him the ID tag and orders him to tell the truth. Zod says he didn't kill him but he knows who did: Tess. He says that Clark is the only one who can take retribution, and it's the Kryptonian way. Clark refuses but Zod says that he'll have to get his hands dirty and must avenge his father's death. When Clark still refuses, Zod tries to provoke him by saying he tortured Jor-El, who died protecting him. Now, Clark won't take revenge. Clark grabs Zod and admits that there are times when he wants revenge… and he persuades himself. He superspeeds away as Zod smirks in triumph. Chloe breaks into Tess' computers and discovers that she's hacked her computer systems on the wall. Tess comes in and Chloe says she plans to use a super-computer virus to destroy the firewalls. Realizing she's seriously, Tess warns that doing so will reveal Clark's secrets to the world. However, she admits that she's lost her faith in Zod and Clark can command the Kandorians once they gain powers from the tower. Chloe thinks about it and then hits her. As she grabs Tess' gun and reaches for the flash drive with the virus, Tess kicks the gun out of her hand. They struggle and Tess gets the gun. She starts to pull the trigger… and Clark comes in at superspeed, takes her to the roof, and slams her down. He tells her that he plans to avenge her father and traps her in a circle of flaming tar using his heat vision. Tess reminds him that she hasn't told anyone about his secret, but Clark figures she did it to gain his confidence. Clark reminds her that the tower will strip him of his powers, and she admits she had no idea that would happen. Clark tells her that he'll save her world, just not with her in it. He prepares to kill her… and Chloe arrives with a piece of green kryptonite. The gem kryptonite's effects dissipate and Clark collapses. Alia calls Zod to meet her and admits that she killed Jor-El in the name of Rao. She gives Zod the gun and kneels before him, awaiting the final shot. He aims the gun, hesitates for a few seconds, and then shoots her dead. Later, Clark exposes Lois to kryptonite and cures her, and then gets the papers to retract the engagement announcement. An embarrassed Lois prepares to start calling her family and friends, and admits it's easier to complain about Valentine's Day then give it a shot, and that she needs to trust in their relationship. Chloe leaves yet another apology in Lois' voice mail, and Lois says that things were moving too fast and they should stick to their plan to keep things slow. Clark agrees and says they need to be honest about everything. Lois asks him if he would trust her if he had a big secret, and notes she confessed she knew the Blur on national TV. Clark tries to reassure her but Lois wonders if her big mouth might ruin their relationship. He assures her it won't be that easy to get rid of him. Clark meets with the Kandorians as they hold a ceremony honoring the dead Alia and placing her on a funeral pyre. Afterward, Clark asks Zod how she died. Zod admits that he killed her and Clark says he went too far. Zod thought that Clark represented hope, but when he was too weak to kill his father's murderer, Zod had to kill his own soldier. He insists that there is only one kind of justice, and Clark will have to decide if he's one of them or not. At Watchtower, Clark and Chloe look at the schematics of the Solar Tower. When he asks why she stopped him from killing Tess, Chloe explains that sometimes she needs to protect him from himself. When Clark explains what happened, Chloe realizes that the future can be changed, As Zod greets the press and unveils the Solar Tower, Clark uses his heat vision and destroys the edifice. 172968 2007 Smallville: Phantom T DVD -R HQ 8530 Episode #132. 5-17-2007. Season finale. Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Clark discovers reason Lana married Lex and sets out to kill Lionel. Lana apparently blown up when she gets into her SUV and it blows up. Lois goes to a dam to search for Lex's lab but is caught by a security guard and stabbed in the stomach. She manages to knock him out then pulls the knife out, but she is fatally injured. Chloe's power is discovered when her tear strikes Lois and brings her back to life. Lois finds Chloe lying dead against the wall. Lex tries to use DNA from the last phantom to power his super-soldiers. The demon takes a piece of Kent's DNA and duplicates him. Police arrest Lex for Lana's murder. Lois tries to shield Chloe's body. Lionel slams kryptonite into wraith-Clark's chest giving him more energy. Clark and his evil self clash at super speed. 172969 2003 Smallville: Phoenix T DVD -R HQ 8X. 4946. SVD 1447 Souders, Kelly and Brian Peterson Episode #46. 10-8-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark must deal with crime lord Morgan Edge (Rutger Hauer), who has followed him to Smallville, while Lex must determine who tried to have him killed - Lionel or Helen. Clark gives up the ring and its effects rather than kill his father. Both he and the rescued Lex return to Smallville. 172970 2001 Smallville: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 4350. SVD 1118, VHS 1260 Gough, Alfred Episode #1. 10-16-2001 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Sullivan takes her job as reporter and editor of Smallville High newspaper quite seriously treating it more like a local newspaper than a high school paper. Has secret crush on Clark Kent, a teenager in this series. The pilot episode tells the story of the meteor shower that hit Smallville and changed life in the Kansas town forever. We meet Clark Kent, the young man who as a baby "arrived" in Smallville with the meteor shower. We meet cheerleader Lana Lang, whose parents were killed during the meteor shower. Aspiring reporter Chloe Sullivan. And Lex Luthor, who as a child was bald and is now running his billionaire father's fertilizer plant in Smallville. Victim of "hazing" 13 years ago emerges from coma with strange electrical powers and takes revenge on jocks who hung him up as a "scarecrow" in homecoming hazing ritual. Clark is hung up same way but Luthor rescues him. Clark then saves Lex. 172971 2008 Smallville: Plastique T DVD -R HQ 10350 Episode #154. 9-25-2008 Reporter Clark Kent’s first day at the Daily Planet. He gets his first newspaper press pass. When he arrives at the office, Reporter Lois Lane (Erica Durance) sees Clark in a plaid shirt and says he looks like a lumber jack and makes him dress up in a suit. She treats him like a copy boy on his first story. She gives him an obituary because he helps her on a story and says when she stated she would have killed for an obit story. She reads his story, puts red ink all over it and says “You’ve got talent, Smallville.” Lois thanks Clark for helping her break the story. “Keep up the good work,” she tells him. “You’ve got a long career ahead of you at the Daily Planet.” Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) get engaged. A bus explodes and Clark pulls out Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman) Luthor’s replacement out of the burning bus, sees her later at the office and realizes who she is. Mercer is Lex’s handpicked successor -- fierce, fun and intelligent. She wants to find Luthor and this draws her to Clark Kent whom she believes will be able to help her find Lex. She also seems to want Kent for romantic reasons. 172972 2009 Smallville: Power T DVD -R HQ 10820 Episode #165. 1-29-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) are engaged. Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Clark discovers Lana is missing and Tess Mercer may be responsible. Tess informs Clark of startling news concerning an old friend, then discovers startling news of her own at a secret LuthorCorp facility. 172973 2003 Smallville: Precipice T DVD -R HQ 4865 Carpenter, Clint Episode #40. 4-22-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lana kicks out trio of thugs who attack her. Clark comes to her rescue and end sup injuring one by throwing him into new sheriff's car. She arrests him and sentences him to community service. One thug sues Kents for millions due to neck injuries that Clark finds out he's faking. Lana volunteers to help and beats up the thug to get him to drop the suit. Lex teaches Lana how to defend herself. 172974 2008 Smallville: Prey T DVD -R HQ 10420 Episode #158. 10-23-2008 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) are engaged. Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). A serial killer is on the loose in Metropolis. But Clark and Chloe find themselves on opposing sides when Clark believes that Davis Bloome is responsible, while Chloe defends her new friend. 172975 2003 Smallville: Prodigal T DVD -R HQ 5325. SVD 1360 Peterson, Brian and Kelly Souders Episode #36. 2-11-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lex finds an apparent soul mate in Lucas, his brother given up by his father for adoption. Clark applies for job at Talon but situation becomes hazy when Lucas butts in as Lana's new partner. He ends up losing the job to go rescue Lionel and Lex leaving the Clark/Lana relationship up in the air once more. 172976 2007 Smallville: Progeny T DVD -R HQ 8330 Episode #128. 4-19-2007 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore). After Lex discovers that Chloe's mother (Lynda Carter) can control meteor freaks, he develops a drug to wake her from her catatonic state. 172977 2007 Smallville: Promise T DVD -R HQ 8830 Episode #126. 3-15-2007 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. On Lex and Lana's wedding day, he receives a call from Dr. Langston threatening to tell Lana the truth about her baby. Clark decides to tell Lana about his secret. 172978 2007 Smallville: Prototype T DVD -R HQ 8400 Episode #131. 5-10-2007 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Crooked senator threatens to expose Lex's DNA experiments on a military man. Clark tries to convince Lana to leave Lex. 172979 2008 Smallville: Quest T DVD -R HQ 9890 Episode #151. 5-8-2008 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum) is now owner of the Daily Planet. Clark is the Traveler and is almost killed before Chloe saves his life. Lex continues to go after the secret of Veritas. Jimmy Olsen tries to get a scoop. 172980 2009 Smallville: Rabid T DVD -R HQ 11480 Episode #177. 10-9-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Zod releases a virus that transforms humans into zombies throughout Metropolis with the only cure being found in the blood of a Kryptonian. When Lois is infected, Clark is forced to choose between using his own blood to create an antidote, which would reveal his presence to Zod, and doing nothing. The antidote is made, distributed through a rainstorm and all the zombies return back to their normal selves, including Lois Lane. 172981 2006 Smallville: Rage T DVD -R HQ 7240 Episode #117. 11-9-2006 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) of the Daily Planet. After being shot while stopping a carjacking, the Green Arrow begins acting strangely. Chloe and Clark investigate. They find Oliver is taking a super drug that while healing his sound has some dangerous side effects. Lois arrives as Oliver dons his full Green Arrow costume. She takes him for a thief and belts him over the head. He shoves her through a glass table. Lois is badly injured. Calls 911 as Oliver flees. Lois accepts Oliver's apology. Clark asks everyone at the table to follow family tradition of each person saying what they're most thankful for. Clark is thankful for his mom and dad. Jimmy sends a text message to Chloe saying he misses her. Lois & Oliver, Martha & Lionbel are happy together. Lana does not tell Lex the secret Chloe knows: Lana is pregnant. 172982 2002 Smallville: Reaper T DVD -R HQ 4815 Litvack, Cameron Episode #17. 4-23-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Tyler gains the power to destroy organic matter with a touch, and resolves to put the dying out of their misery...and Whitney's father is his next target. Meanwhile Lionel and Lex spar over Lionel's rising success in Smallville. 172983 2006 Smallville: Reckoning T DVD -R HQ 5360 Episode #100. 1-26-2006 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Clark reveals his secret to Lana. Jonathan and Lex learn the results of the senatorial election. A car accident takes the life of someone Clark loves. TV News Announcer (Marrett Green). 172984 2005 Smallville: Recruit T DVD -R HQ 2822 Episode #79. 2-9-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) In an effort to recruit Clark for their football team, Met U sends their star player to show Clark the "perks" of attending Met U. One of Met U's players dies under mysterious circumstances and Lois is arrested for the murder. Clark discovers the star player has super powers and is using them to paralyze anyone who gets in his way -- including Lois. Meanwhile, Chloe continues to watch Clark to learn more about his secret. 172985 2002 Smallville: Red T DVD -R HQ 5063 Loeb, Jeph Episode #25. 10-15-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark has his first run-in with red kryptonite. Transformation begins after he gets his high school ring: ruby is actually piece of red-irradiated green meteor rock. Clark's behavior alters. Confesses feelings to Lana and starts to act wildly. He spends money on the Kents' credit card, picks fight. U.S. Marshal pursues new student whose father escaped from witness relocation program for squealing on his company. Clark befriends son, then turns on him and plans to get information and cash in -- company willing to pay big to get back information. Jonathan and Pete confront him and Pete uses green meteor rock long enough for Jonathan to shatter the ring. Clark is forced to eat crow without confessing everything but Lana isn't having any of it. 172986 2002 Smallville: Redux T DVD -R HQ 5121 (Mislabeled 5521). Friend, Russel Episode #27. 10-29-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Swimmer goes under during swim practice and emerges dead old man. His girlfriend kissed him before he died. Another boy dies of old age as well. Woman is a mutant who sucks the age out of others to keep herself young. She goes after new principal as Chloe figures out what's going on and Clark races to the rescue. The mutant dissolves of old age without getting her final victim. Lana wonders about man other than her father who was having affair with her mother and finds out he may have been her father. New principal arrives, is suspicious of Lex and takes it out on Clark before he gets hauled off in ambulance. Martha calls her father to provide money when farm has financial problems despite fact Jonathan and father have issues and Clark has never met his grandfather. Parents reveal that Clark's superpowers were why he never met him. He vows to meet him. 172987 2003 Smallville: Relic T DVD -R HQ 2645. SVD 1469 Episode #50. 11-5-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark discovers that Jor-El was on Earth 40 years ago. Lana's great uncle, who was convicted of murdering his wife 40 years ago shows her a picture of man he believes really killed her aunt. Shocked to discover drifter looks just like Clark Kent. Sure that the man is Jor-El, Clark's investigation leads him to a kryptonian medallion that allows him to see bits of the past – and the life that Jor-El started for him long before he arrived on Earth. 172988 2009 Smallville: Requiem T DVD -R HQ 10840 Episode #166. 2-5-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Oliver (The Green Arrow) takes over Luthercorp and an explosion kills the entire board and injures him. Luthor and the Toy Man plot the explosion of the Daily Planet. Lana and Clark are lovers. When they show up on the roof of the Daily Planet to stop the explosion, Luthor, via a wireless camera, informs them the bomb is Kryptonite. Clark can’t go near it. If Lana destroys the bomb before it explodes, she will be filled with Kryptonite and she and Clark can never be together again. She knows what she must do -- she grabs the bomb, absorbs the Krypton and stops the explosion. Now Clark can’t go near her without dying. He tries to kiss her and the Krypton almost kills him. She decides she must never see Clark again to save his life and disappears. Oliver blows up the truck housing Luthor and he assumes he killed him, blaming his death on the Toy Man. 172989 2004 Smallville: Resurrection T DVD -R HQ 5182. VHSSP 1515 Episode #59. 2-25-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. While Clark's father awaits surgery, a boy at the hospital straps a Kryptonite bomb to himself and demands that Jonathan's liver go to his ailing brother. 172990 2006 Smallville: Reunion T DVD -R HQ 7130 Episode #115.10-26-2006 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Lex and Oliver Queen (the Green Arrow) return to their old prep school for a reunion. Oliver's old friends start dying in mysterious accidents. Kent learns that someone or something may have left the Phantom Zone with him. 172991 2002 Smallville: Rogue T DVD -R HQ 4556 Verheiden, Mark Episode #9. 1-15-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark visits Metropolis in this episode, and does a secret good deed - a police detective witnesses this and decides to look into it. He contacts Lex and reminds Lex that he knows about his past in order to get him to talk. Detective discovers Clark has been around many accident scenes in recent months and decides to look into it. He begins blackmailing Clark to help protect him from an investigation. Clark balks. The detective frames Jonathan. Clark manages to set up detective for theft of rare piece at a museum and he is killed in the shootout before he can tell anyone about Clark's secret. Lex is left to wonder at the super speed image captured on a museum camera. 172992 2003 Smallville: Rosetta T DVD -R HQ 4856. SVD 1366 Gough, Alfred and Miles Millar Episode #38. 2-25-2003. Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Scientist (Christopher Reeve) who intrigues Clark by informing him about life on Krypton. Lana and Chloe have fight when Lana snoops on Chloe's computer and finds pictures of Chloe and Clark -- Lana starts to move out but they patch things up. 172993 2009 Smallville: Roulette T DVD -R HQ 11500 Episode #178. 10-23-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). A woman forces Oliver to play in a dangerous game and then turns up dead. The police believe Oliver is responsible and arrest him. Meanwhile, Lois confronts Clark over his knowledge about Oliver’s suicide attempt. 172994 2004 Smallville: Run T DVD -R HQ 2169 Episode #71. 10-20-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark is stunned when he is unable to catch the thief who stole Jonathan's wallet. Lex purchases a priceless framed manuscript bearing krptonian symbols that contains a mysterious hidden map. 172995 2003 Smallville: Rush T DVD -R HQ 5188. SVD 1367 Slavkin, Todd and Darren Swimmer Episode #35. 2-4-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. During a rave at the Indian caves (first seen in "Skinwalker"), a student kills himself in a wild stunt and Pete gets zapped by something that makes him go to extremes. Pattern of other people dying from such behavior. when Chloe and Clark investigate the cave she gets infected as well. As Lex determines there are alien parasites in the cave and they feed on the adrenaline in their hosts. Chloe and Pete team up and slip a piece of red meteor rock to Clark so he can get in on the rush-fun but he manages to escape its influence – but not before Lana gets the wrong idea when he locks lips with Chloe. Clark rescues his two friends as they drive off a cliff and fortunately Chloe doesn't remember anything about Clark's secret – but Lana isn't buying Clark's lack of an explanation. 172996 2002 Smallville: Ryan T DVD -R HQ 5129. VHS 1315 Levens, Philip Episode #29. 11-12-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark must save telepathic friend from a doctor who wants to control the boy's abilities. Aunt Nell tells Lana that she has to leave Smallville and move to Metropolis with her fiancée. Lana doesn't want to leave her friends and The Talon behind and arranges to stay in Smallville and live with Chloe and her father. Lex wants to expand the plant, but Mayor Tate will only okay Lex's expansion if Lex agrees to support him financially in the next Smallville election. Lex vows he'll fight against Tate no matter how much it costs him and Tate backs down. 172997 2005 Smallville: Sacred T DVD -R HQ 2873 Episode #81. 2-23-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) Chloe does not appear in this episode. The Time magazine Clark has was an actual cover about Christopher Reeve, the name at the bottom was changed. After learning that Jason and Lex are in China secretly searching for one of the mysterious kryptonian crystals, Clark and Lana follow to confront them. Clark locates the crystal but must battle Isabelle the witch, who has once again inhabited Lana's body in order to take the crystal for herself. Meanwhile, Lionel has more information on the crystals than he is letting on, and the now-deceased Dr. Swann leaves a final message and a package for Clark. 172998 2009 Smallville: Savior T DVD -R HQ 11440 Episode #175. 9-25-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Clark wants to start training with Jor-El, who insists that he return to Metropolis to cut his ties with Lois before he begins. Lois reappears in the city with no recollection of vanishing, and her investigation into a monorail crash brings her into contact with John Corben (Brian Austin Green), a new reporter at the Daily Planet, who is opposed to the Red and Blue Blur. Chloe makes a request that drives a wedge between her and Clark. Chloe’s friendship with Clark deteriorates when he refuses to use the Legion ring to save Jimmy. Oliver turns down a dark path and Zod makes his entrance at the Luthor mansion. Full Recap At her watchtower, Chloe calls the police again to get answers about her report on the disappearance of her cousin Lois. She hacks into the computer systems and they cut her off. Suddenly Chloe hears a noise and grabs a gun to go investigate. Dr. Emil Hamilton comes in and when she wonders if Oliver sent her, he tells her that Oliver and the other members of his team have gone their separate ways out of guilt for their involvement in Jimmy's death. When Chloe points out that Clark has similar feelings, Hamilton notes that he's doing so without a sidekick. There's a flash of electricity on a Metropolis monorail and Lois appears in a burst of light, the Legion ring on her hand. There's another flash of light and a black-clad woman appears and attacks Lois. She fights back as the train goes out of control from the electrical discharges. It goes off the track and Lois slams into a window, knocking herself unconscious. Clark catches the train and finds himself face-to-face with the unconscious Lois. He sets the train down and superspeeds away before she can see him. Lois goes out and sees where Clark has inscribed the El-family inscription on a wall with his heat vision. On the rooftops above, Clark looks down on the city, wearing a black uniform with a similar symbol on his chest. Clark returns to the Fortress and is immersed information provided by the construct of his father. Jor-El notes that he is distracted and wonders if he's ready. When Clark insists he's done everything Jor-El has asked and wonders why he can't fly, Jor-El notes that he still thinks of himself as human and he needs to deal with his emotions instead of avoiding them. Chloe visits Lois at the hospital and it's clear that Lois doesn't remember what has happened since she fought with Tess and disappeared. She realizes that the Red-Blue Blur saved her and saved Chloe from Doomsday as well. Lois remembers she was supposed to meet with the Red-Blue Blur at midnight and runs out, leaving the Legion ring behind. She gets to the phone booth just after midnight and believes that the Blur is watching. She calls out, saying that he can trust her and she wants to thank him for helping Chloe. Lois gets no response. In New York City, Clark goes to the top of the Statue of Liberty and leaps off, trying to fly. He fails and the mental construct caused by Jor-El ends. It warns that Clark's compassion is both his greatest strength and weakness. Clark asks what he needs to deal with and Jor-El says that he already knows. Clark realizes that he needs to say goodbye to Lois. A the Luthor manor, a man walks in and meets with two of his allies and says that he's lost the trail, but there are others like them out there. He wonders if Tess has spoken and they observe via a security manor that she's still unconscious. The other two call him Major and wonder why they don't have powers under a yellow sun. The major takes offense at them questioning him and tells them to kneel before Zod. They knock him unconscious. Lois returns to the train and tries to call Oliver but doesn't get an answer. She turns to find a man, John Corben, waiting for her. He notes that she's been missing for three weeks and Lois is surprised to discover she's lost a chunk of her life. Corben wonders how the train wasn't damage and notices the El symbol. He calls the Blur a vigilante and notes that the Blur has started leaving his mark as if he has something to prove. Corben kisses her, much to her surprise. A policeman arrives and orders her off and Lois, angry, assumes Corben is a police detective and stomps on his feet. He doesn't seem to feel it and smiles as she goes. Chloe returns to the watchtower to discover that Emil has used Oliver's funds to supply her with computer equipment. He admits that there are people worth fighting for just like she said. They go to work and Chloe shows Emil the Legion ring Lois left behind. and concludes she went to the future. Emil has been tracking temporal rifts and discovers two rips in the fabric of the universe. They realize Lois actually fought someone who came back from the future. On a street, Lois's attacker finds a missing person poster of Lois and incinerates it with her heat vision. Tess wakes up in her room and discovers that Zod is locked in with her. She's bruised and wonders why his soldiers beat her for information. He admits that he needed to know what she knew and admits that she's been accustomed to abuse. Zod concludes he should have tried a different approach and Tess notes he wasn't the one who spoke through the orb. She realizes Zod doesn't know either and he wants her to tell him. Tess notes that she was told he would have certain abilities and would come to save the planet, but realizes he doesn't know why he's there. She points out that his troops will soon realize he knows nothing and kill him. Tess suggests they work together and removes a belt from beneath her mattress. She tries to strangle him with it but he easily stops her. Clark arranges to meet with Chloe atop the Daily Planet. He admits that leaving everyone behind wasn't what he wanted but Chloe says it's what the rest of the world needs. Clark explains that since he's been training, his old life seems far behind. Chloe agrees, saying that he can't look back, and Clark says that he just wants to say goodbye to Lois. Chloe show him the ring and warns that someone from the future is after Lois. At an underground fight ring, Oliver is getting beaten when Lois comes in, disguised as a round number girl. She points out that he's been drunk and easy to track down. As Lois explains an assassin is after him, the killer bursts through the wall and her eyes glow. Oliver gets Lois down while Clark appears behind the woman. She admits that she attacked Lois just to bring Clark out. Clark grabs her and hauls her to the farm. She says that Clark betrayed them and he realizes that she's wearing his father's watch. It's set one day in the future and the woman says that Clark gave it to him. She tosses a piece of blue kryptonite on the ground and says that it strips both of them of their abilities because they're both from the same world. She draws a sword and says she has to defeat him to save their world. Clark fights back and she ends up cutting a chain, swinging an engine block into her. She falls on her sword and tells Clark that she's sorry before dying. Lois tends to Oliver's fight injuries and says that he can't fool her: he's a real hero. He insists that he isn't and says if she thought he was anything more, it isn't his fault. Lois says it's okay and walks away, saying she's already found her real hero. At the manor, Zod's men bring Zod and Tess in and demand to know what Tess knows. She says she hasn't met Zod before today and has no idea where their missing troops are. She tells them to talk to Zod. The soldiers explain that the last thing they remember was their blood being taken before the battle of Kandor. Zod concludes that their world was destroyed and stands up. He points out he's saved the lives of many of the soldiers there and says they should choose him as their leader and he's always been true to his word. He vows to find the answers they are looking for or dye trying. The soldiers bow before him including the assassin, Alia. Clark returns to the barn to find Chloe waiting for him. He tells her that Alia is dead but that it's not over and he only has a year to figure out how to save the world. Chloe finally asks him to take the ring and go back in time to save Jimmy. He refuses, insisting he's not a god and the last time he tried to alter history, Jonathan Kent died. Chloe insists it's the only thing she's ever asked for everything she's done for him, but Clark still refuses. She says there's nothing left of his human side and walks away. At the manor, Tess goes to her study and discovers everything has been cleared out. A security guard comes in and notes that she ordered him not to interfere. She demands the videos and asks where Zod and his men are. They realize that the video feed files have been wiped out despite the high-security software protecting the information. At the Planet, Lois tries to access her computer system and finds Corben sitting at Clark's desk. He explains that she mistook him for the cop and he's actual a field reporter who has spent the last few years in Afghanistan. Lois tells him that Clark is coming back but Corben says he heard that Clark is visiting family indefinitely. He also notes that she's been fired but Lois insists it's a technicality. Once he leaves, Clark calls as the Blur and Lois thanks him for saving her. He admits in confidence he probably shouldn't be telling her that. Later, as Lois goes to bed, she has a dream of future buildings and a man kissing her. She sees Chloe lying on the ground dead, herself making love to Clark, hands covered in blood, and a woman coming at her with a sword. 172999 2004 Smallville: Scare T DVD -R HQ 2443 Souders, Kelly Episode #76. 12-1-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lex's secret experiment at Luthercorp goes awry and causes a dangerous toxin to be released into Smallville. Those infected by the toxin, including Chloe, Clark, Lana and Jason imagine their greatest fears come true, then fall into a coma. Lex, desperate to find a cure, takes a dangerous antidote. Meanwhile, the newly reformed Lionel's conviction is overturned thanks to a mysterious benefactor. 173000 2003 Smallville: Shattered T DVD -R HQ 5043. SVD 1474 Episode #52. 11-19-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lex locates Morgan Edge and gets him to admit to dirty dealings with Lionel, but before Lex can take it to the authorities, someone tries to kill him at the mansion. Barely surviving, Lex flees and asks Clark for help. However, when Clark returns to the mansion to investigate he finds nothing amiss, and begins to wonder 173001 2002 Smallville: Shimmer T DVD -R HQ 4573. SVD 1154 Verheiden, Mark and Michael Green Episode #10. 1-29-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lex is being stalked by an invisible entity that threatens him and almost kills a bathing Victoria. Suspicion falls on Amy, the daughter of one of the household staff. She is dangerously obsessed with Lex. She even has a shrine of him in her room. Lex finds out and insists family move out. Villain is Amy's non-entity of a brother who has distilled an invisibility portion from kryptonite-mutated roses. Attacks Lex when family is turned out. Clark intervenes. Manages to knock him out. Victor and Lex are putting together a plan to bring down Lex's father. Victoria has scheme on the side. Whitney is growing distant from Lana due to poor health of his father, which drives Lana over to Clark. 173002 2008 Smallville: Siren T DVD -R HQ 9620 Episode #143. 2-7-2008 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. While secretly working for Oliver, Chloe intercepts one of Lex’s project files but is attacked by the Black Canary (Alaina Huffman), a mystery woman with an inaudible cry. Lex convinces the Black Canary that the Green Arrow and his team are terrorists. 173003 2002 Smallville: Skinwalker (aka Skinwalkers) T DVD -R HQ 5142. Peterson, Brian and Kelly Souders Episode #31. 11-26-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark falls into Indian cave near LexCorp Construction project. Caves hold ancient cave drawings. Meets woman who thinks he is Naman, a being who fell from sky and has great powers. They become close. Wolf attacks those connected to construction project. Clark believes woman's grandfather is a skinwalker but discovers it is the woman who dies after attacking Lionel. Lex who has seen the drawings buys the area. Lana gets two bits of news -- she confirms Henry Small is genetically her father and that Whitney is MIA. 173004 2008 Smallville: Sleeper T DVD -R HQ 9850 Episode #149. 4-24-2008 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum) is now owner of the Daily Planet. Clark desperately searches for Brainiac, the only one who can reverse Lana’s condition. Chloe, in her search for large power surges, breaks into several government computers. Jimmy gets caught between Lex and the Department of Security. 173005 2003 Smallville: Slumber T DVD -R HQ 5013. SVD 1455 Greenberg, Drew Episode #48. 10-22-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark dreams he is being pursued by a frightened young girl who needs his help. Clark discovers she is actually a comatose neighbor who should have woken up years ago. he enlists Lana's help to uncover the truth – which puts Lana in grave danger. Meanwhile, Lionel demands that Lex undergo a full psychological evaluation before he hires him. 173006 2006 Smallville: Sneeze T DVD -R HQ 7020. 7420. Episode #112. 10-5-2006 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Lois gets a new job at the Metropolis Inquisitor. In the aftermath of Zod's activities, Clark develops a new power. Lana takes a new step in her relationship with Lex, and Lex has to deal with a new danger. An old friend of Lex's arrives in Metropolis 173007 2005 Smallville: Solitude T DVD -R HQ 4803 Episode #96. 11-17-2005 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). After Martha contracts a disease and is given hours to live, Clark turns to Professor Fine who convinces Clark that Jor-El is the one responsible for her illness and the only way to save her is to destroy the Fortress of Solitude. 173008 2004 Smallville: Sound T DVD -R HQ 2347 Schelhaas, Luke Episode #75. 11-17-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. After Lex is accused of killing a young woman, Clark sets out to prove his innocence and turns to an unlikely source for help -- Lionel. Swearing he is a changed man, Lionel offers Clark insight into the crime. Meanwhile, Lana has a dream of Isabelle and a mysterious woman present -- a woman who turns out to be a dead ringer for Jason's mother, arrived to visit her son and new girlfriend. 173009 2004 Smallville: Spell T DVD -R HQ 2335 DeKnight, Steven S. (Writer). Episode #74. 11-10-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Mikail Mxyzptik, a foreign exchange student, opens an underground gambling ring at school and uses his powers to control the players, including Clark. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) After Lana reads from a spell book written in the 1600s, she, Lois and Chloe become possessed by witches that had been burned at the stake. Three witches have come back to seek revenge. The witches are looking for Kryptonian crystals, wreaking havoc on the town in the process. Clark attempts to stop the witches but they strip him of his powers and force him to reveal the location of the crystal he hid in the cave. 173010 2005 Smallville: Spirit T DVD -R HQ 3149 Episode #84. 4-20-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) A wannabe prom queen crashes her car into a ravine filled with kryptonite, releasing her spirit and affecting the behavior of others. Lex gives the seniors a special gift by booking the band Lifehouse for the prom. 173011 2005 Smallville: Splinter T DVD -R HQ 4725 Episode #95. 11-10-2005 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Kents rely on Professor Fine to cure Clark of paranoid delusions brought on by exposure to silver kryptonite. 173012 2006 Smallville: Static T DVD -R HQ 7310 Episode #118. 11-16-2006 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) of the Daily Planet. One of the escapees from the Phantom Zone has killed the crew of a ship in Seattle. Clark confronts the killer who feeds on the bones of his victim -- he sucks them out of the body. In Smallville, a patient in LuthorCorp Labs escapes experimentation and seeks revenge on Lex by trapping him in a dimension where he can see and hear those around him, but they cannot see him. Clark meets Chloe at the Daily Planet where she tells him about a ship hit by a meteorite at the same time he returned from the Phantom Zone, and its crew killed. Clark goes to Seattle and Chloe and Jimmy go to Lana who needs their help. Jimmy sets up his ham radio, descrambles a frequency from the security tape and determines Lex is in the room with a different "frequency." He brings him back. Chloe tells Clark even heroes need to be saved. 173013 2009 Smallville: Stiletto T DVD -R HQ 11050 Episode #171. 4-23-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Lois needs a big story to boost her career, but the Red-Blue Blur proves too challenging for her investigative skills. However, when she rescues Chloe from a mugger, Lois decides to take advantage of the situation and disguise herself as Metropolis’ newest hero -- Stiletto. Although Clark disapproves, he soon finds himself counting on her help. When the muggers get away with Chloe’s secret computer files, he goes after them, but finds that the dollar bills they are making are filled with kryptonite. Jimmy Olsen has been knocked out. Only Stiletto can come to their rescue, which she does. When one of the crooks shoots at her, Clark summons up enough energy to jump in front of the bullet saving Lois’ life. At the end of the episode, the Red Blue Blur calls Lois on the phone and says he will give her the exclusive story if he ever reveals who he is. He also tells her that the Red-Blue Blur is not the best name and he will leave it up to hear to come up with a more appropriate name. She says she will. 173014 2002 Smallville: Stray T DVD -R HQ 4762. VHS 1369 Levens, Philip Episode #16. 4-16-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Mind-reading youngster. Learns Clark's secret. 173015 2006 Smallville: Subterranean T DVD -R HQ 7470 Episode #119. 12-6-2006 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) of the Daily Planet. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Inquisitor. Smallville stories got Sullivan her job at the Daily Planet. She still lives in Smallville while working in Metropolis. Olsen wants her to move to the city and get an apartment with him. 173016 2003 Smallville: Suspect T DVD -R HQ 5283. SVD 1347 (First 30 minutes) Verheiden, Mark and Philip Levens Episode #34. 1-18-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Jonathan becomes the prime suspect when Lionel Luthor is shot. Clark and Pete learn a number of people had both motive and opportunity for attack, including Lionel's son, Lex. Chloe suspects Lana's father. When Clark starts asking questions someone tries to kill him. It turns out the murderer is -- the sheriff who set up Jonathan and then shot Lionel because Lionel was blackmailing him into digging up blackmail information. 173017 2004 Smallville: Talisman T DVD -R 1661 Episode #64. 5-5-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. When a Kiwatche Indian steals a mythic knife from the caves, he is bestowed with superpowers similar to Clark's, causing the young man to believe he is the legendary Naman. 173018 2003 Smallville: Tempest and Vortex T DVD -R HQ 3493 (Tempest Only). SVD 1337 Episodes #21-#22. Finale of 2002 season and Premiere of 2003 season. Two-Hour special Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lex is surprised when his father closes local Smallville plant to force him back to Metropolis. Clark prepares for date with Chloe. Reporter Roger Nixon (Tom O'Brien) gets wind of Clark's alien origins after setting up an explosion. Lex works with workers to buy plant and put it under local management. Father threatens sabotage. Tornado threatens all. In "Vortex," Clark rescues Lana. Lex rescues his father. Clark returns to discover spaceship is gone. He searches for his father with ex, who is hiding the truth about his connection with Nixon. While searching for Jonathan, Chloe says they should just be friends knowing Clark went to rescue Lana. Clark finds church filled with green meteor rocks. Nixon leaves one on Clark to take him as proof for his story. When Nixon prepares to kill Jonathan to escape, Lex is forced to shoot and kill him. Lex also orders father to receive immediate operation, which ends up blinding him. 173019 2005 Smallville: Thirst T DVD -R HQ 4602 Episode #93. 10-27-2005 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Lana makes a last-minute decision to enroll at Metropolis University and pledges a sorority so she'll have a place to live. Next thing she knows, she's become a vampire with orders from her new sisters to kill Clark Kent. Editor tells Sullivan she seldom talks to a college freshman groveling for an internship. Comments she had a column byline when she was in high school -- "I just wanted to meet the kid that pulled that off." "Lionel Luther armed the old editor to put your copy into the paper. Then you must have done something to piss Lionel off, because he got you fired." Chloe: willing to start at the bottom. "Working at the Daily Planet, it's always been my dream." Editor: "Well we all have to wake up someday, don't we?" Editor: "I started out by being a damn good reporter." Editor has two Pulitzers. Tough, old-fashioned editor rejects Sullivan's vampire story but likes the writing and makes her an intern. 173020 2006 Smallville: Tomb T DVD -R HQ 5457 Episode #102. 2-9-2006 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). When the spirit of a girl is released after Lois finds a corpse, Clark and Lois must locate her killer, who has been preying on girls in Smallville for the past 10 years. Girl's spirit gets inside Chloe's body. Story appears under Ted Bittleman's byline. "I can't even get a byline when I'm in the story," says Chloe when she sees the Daily Planet story and byline. 173021 2008 Smallville: Toxic T DVD -R HQ 10360 Episode #155. 10-2-2008 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) are engaged. Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). When Oliver (The Green Arrow) is poisoned, he starts having flashbacks to the period when he gained his archery skills and met Tess. Meanwhile Chloe has to make a decision that surprises Clark -- she risks her life to save Oliver. Clark is also amazed at her skills in assimilating information at lightning digital speed. 173022 2004 Smallville: Transference T DVD -R HQ 2211 Episode #72. 10-27-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Strange glowing stone causes Clark and Lionel to switch bodies, and when Lionel discovers his new body has superpowers, he immediately begins wreaking havoc on Smallville. 173023 2008 Smallville: Traveler T DVD -R HQ 9790 Episode #146. 3-20-2008 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum), now owner of the Daily Planet, tells Sullivan, who complains that he has downloaded her files, that he owns the Daily Planet including everything in the building. Lionel arranges to have Clark abducted and held in a kryptonite-lined cell. Chloe and Lana take Kara to the Fortress and beg Jor-El to restore her memory since she is the only one who can save Clark. 173024 2007 Smallville: Trespass T DVD -R HQ 7900 Episode #124. 2-8-2007 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Lois Lane (Erica Durance) works for the Metropolis Inquirer. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) helps them both on their stories. Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) of the Daily Planet breaks up with Chloe because he thinks that she is still in love with Clark Kent. Lana realizes she has a stalker and hides out at a surprising location. 173025 2004 Smallville: Truth T DVD -R HQ 5181. DVD -R 1631 Episode #62. 4-21-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark must find an antidote to a deadly truth serum before Chloe figures out his secret or dies. 173026 2009 Smallville: Turbulence T DVD -R HQ 10950 Episode #168. 3-19-2009 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Mercer invites Clark to accompany her to a press conference in New York City, then stages a crash aboard a plane to find out if Clark Kent has super powers. Jimmy Olsen, still recovering in the hospital, sees Davis killing someone in the hospital and goes after him. Davis tries to control the Doomsday monster within by being a human avenger killing criminals. Olsen is furious when Chloe doesn’t believe him that he saw Davis kill a man and tells her he’s sorry he ever married her before disappearing into the night. Clark refuses to give up the Red-Blur just because Tess suspects he has superpowers. 173027 2004 Smallville: Unsafe T DVD -R HQ 2749 Episode #77. 1-26-2005 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Released from Belle Reve hospital, Alicia returns to Smallville to rekindle her relationship with Clark, but when she does not get what she wants, she uses red kryptonite to turn him into Kal 173028 2004 Smallville: Velocity T DVD -R HQ 5095 (Mislabeled on Disc as 5093). Episode #57. 2-11-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. 173029 2006 Smallville: Vengeance T DVD -R HQ 5410 Episode #101. 2-2-2006 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Clark discovers the new reporter at the Daily Planet, a bumbling woman named Maya (Denise Quinones) is actually a masked avenger who fights crime at night. Clark still recovering from death of father. Mother called to governor's office to take over her husband's seat. Clark and Maya argue over vengeance. She wants to kill Luthor's father for ruining so many lives. . Clark tries to stop her. 173030 2008 Smallville: Veritas T DVD -R HQ 9800 Episode #147. 3-27-2008 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum), now owner of the Daily Planet, tells Sullivan, who complains that he has downloaded her files, that he owns the Daily Planet including everything in the building. Lois and Jimmy try to find out what Luthor’s father is hiding concerning the secret organization Veritas and a mysterious locket with a key. Kara decides to teach Clark how to fly to help strengthen his chances against Brainiac. A confrontation with Brainiac affects some of Clark’s loved ones including Lana. 173031 2006 Smallville: Vessel T DVD -R HQ 6055 Episode #110. 5-11-2006 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Brainiac unleashes a deadly virus and refuses to give Clark the vaccine unless he releases Gen. Zo. Having newfound powers stuns Lex. 173032 2003 Smallville: Visage T DVD -R HQ 5196. SVD 1343 Slavkin, Todd and Darren Swimmer Episode #32. 1-14-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Lex's relationship with Dr. Bryce is tested when he gets photos of her meeting his father, and Clark's spaceship activates and neutralizes Lana's kryptonite necklace, saving Clark Whitney Fordman returns from mission in Indonesia disrupting Clark and Lana's budding relationship. Clark figures out Whitney is actually a super-strong shapeshifter who faked her death and is back to get Lana again. Tina figures that Lana has feelings for Clark and takes his form. Clark shows up and in a final fight, the shapeshifter accidentally impales herself. It turns out the real Whitney died in Indonesia. 173033 2003 Smallville: Visitor T DVD -R HQ 4864 Levens, Philip Episode #39. 4-15-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. New student attracts Clark's attention when bullies gang up on him and he starts a fire with his eyes. Student claims to be alien who monitors transmissions from space. When Lana's horse is ill, the student cures it with a burst of yellow energy. Clark is convinced he is from Krypton even though Chloe determines the student faked the fire. Student asks Clark to help him build a transmitter. School bullies move in. Clark reveals his own powers to the student. Student is taken in for psychiatric testing. Clark breaks him out. Chloe finds out the student is the unidentified orphan of parents killed in meteor shower. Bullies attack student at his transmitter tower and almost wreck it. One of them gets neck broken Clark convinces the student to heal the bully. He suffers a mental breakdown in the process. Lex shows Helen room with evidence of his suspicions about Clark. Martha may be pregnant. 173034 2006 Smallville: Void T DVD -R HQ 5813 Episode #105. 4-6-2006 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Lana experiments with a dangerous serum that allows her to flatline and see her deceased parents again. Lionel Luthor uses Chloe by making her promise not to name her source. Clark "dies" and sees his father who warns him that Lionel knows his secret and is out to destroy him. He sends Clark back to the living to save the world. Press Conference Reporters (Brenda M. Crichlow, Luis Xavier). 173035 2002 Smallville: Vortex T DVD -R HQ 4859. VHS 1285 Levens, Philip and Alfred Gough Episode #22. 9-24-2002. Season 2 Opener. Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Nosy newspaper reporter Roger Nixon (Tom O'Brien). Clark rescues Lana from eye of the storm sheltering her with his body after she passes out. Nixon and Jonathan are trapped in a lead-lined church basement, while Lex rescues his critically injured father Clark returns to discover spaceship is gone. Searches for his father with Lex who is hiding the truth about his connection with Nixon. While searching for Jonathan, Chloe says they should just be friends knowing Clark went to rescue Lana. Clark finds church filled with green meteor rocks. Nixon leaves one on Clark to take him as proof of his story. When Nixon prepares to kill Jonathan to escape, Lex is forced to shoot and kill him. Lex orders his father to receive an immediate operation, which ends up blinding him. And out in the fields, the spaceship lies exposed. 173036 2010 Smallville: Warrior T DVD -R HQ 11789. Episode #185. 2-12-2010 Reporters Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance) of the Daily Planet. Former Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) and Photojournalist Jimmy Olson (Aaron Ashmore). Luthor’s successor and now publisher of the Daily Planet Tess Mercer (Cassidy Freeman). Zatanna goes to a comic book convention to find an enchanted comic book and asks Clark for his help. While Lois sees them together and becomes jealous, Chloe is rescued from an accident by a teenager who has acquired the comic book and used it to become Warrior Angel. Full Recap At a comic book convention in Metropolis, young Alec Abrams runs through the crowd, taking everything in. He finally locates the booth dedicated to Warrior Angel, and the rare comic featuring the secret origin of Warrior Angel. He asks the owner, Harry, if he can look at it, but Harry refuses to let anyone open it and ruin the value. When Harry is distracted by someone knocking over his comics, Alec takes the keys, opens the case, and steals the comic book. As he runs away, he bumps into a stormtrooper. After he goes, the storm trooper finds Chloe, removes her helmet, and reveals she's Lois. Lois is less than thrilled that she's been assigned as an embedded reporter to cover the convention. Lois wonders if she can't let loose because of her fear of intimacy. Chloe gets a message from Oliver that there's a villain on the loose. However, Lois suggests that Chloe relaxes a little herself around people with similar interest and have some fun. Chloe reluctantly agrees and Lois goes to make a phone call. Alec runs into a storeroom and starts reading the comic. When he discovers the secret power words that a young boy speaks to become Warrior Angel, a glow flashes out from the comic. A large planet display falls from the ceiling toward Chloe… and a masked and caped adult figure arrives to catch it just in time. Lois makes her call to Clark, who has just finished dealing with two crooks. He apologizes for running late and she asks him to get something from her closet. When Clark needs to go off after a third crook, Lois insists. Clark quickly knocks out the last man and agrees. He goes to her apartment and finally finds the outfit she wants him to bring. Alec has transformed into Steven Swift, much older and handsome, admires himself in a mirror and accepts Chloe's thanks. She notes that he made it easy to follow him and explains that she's in the business of helping superheroes. He's happy to talk with her and clearly enamored with her. Chloe invites him to have coffee sometime and he accepts immediately. At the convention, Clark arrives and Lois finds him and claims her uniform. She insists the people there are looking for something to escape from their mundane lives. When Clark talks about the duties of a hero, Lois says that wearing a costume is a way of looking at things differently, and Clark should try it. A woman arrives and agrees with Lois: Zatanna. She wants to talk with Clark alone and asks Lois to borrow him for a bit. She quickly gets him away while Lois looks on in disappointment. Once they're alone, Zatanna explains that she detoured her magic road show to look for items that her father cursed during a brief villainous spree. The Warrior Angel comic book is one such item. She asks Clark for his help. Before he can respond, he hears Lois arguing with someone and goes to investigate. She's in the men's bathroom because the line to the women's room is too long. She finally comes out… wearing a female warrior's outfit. As everyone stares, Lois tells Clark that she's investigating the comic book theft story. Clark admits that he already learned about it from Zatanna, and Lois becomes jealous. Another man dressed as a soldier comes over to get his photo taken with Lois, and she insists on searching with him to make Clark jealous. Chloe and Steven get coffee and he tries to cover for the fact that he's a child. She tries to learn more about him but Steven wonders why she's so bored with the fact that she knows superheroes. Chloe wonders about his origins and Steven explains that he's an orphan who came to Metropolis to live with his aunt. He then lies and says he gained his powers from a chemical fire. Steven then focuses and hears bullies beating up on a kid and stealing his bike. He dons his Warrior Angel costume but when they ignore him, he lifts one up into the air. The bullies run off and the other boy thanks him. Chloe arrives and is clearly impressed. Zatanna and Clark search backstage and Zatanna flirts briefly with him. Using his x-ray vision, Clark finds the comic book hidden in some boxes. Clark casually dismisses his powers and admits that he's spent too much time with reality. Zatanna explains that she has become blasé about her own magic powers, but figures that at least Clark has Lois to liven things up. Clark admits that he's kept Lois at arm's length but insists that everything is under control. Zatanna suggests that he have a moment of true fantasy and magically summons candles, and then enchants him into kissing her. However, Clark regains his self-control and Zatanna says that it's a shame. Clark goes to the Daily Planet and finds Oliver finishing a conversation with Lois. He comes out and says he was getting some tickets, and warns Clark he might not want to go in. Clark goes in and Lois is clearly jealous of Zatanna, but claims she's not worried about it. She figures that if anything was going on between Clark and Zatanna, she'd tell him about it. Lois then finishes talking to the police about a missing person. When Clark wonders what happened, Lois explains that the thief's aunt reported him. She has footage of the theft, and discovered that he kept sending letters to the Blur through the Daily Planet. In them, he talks about how he wants to have powers so he can save his parents. Clark realizes that Alec is just looking for someone to understand what he's going through. Chloe takes Steven to Lois' apartment above the Talon. He's busy playing video games when she thought he wanted to do something else. He finally invites her to play, even though she thinks she'd look ridiculous, and says that she needs to have fun. Chloe finally agrees as long as he'll answer her questions. As they play, he describes his powers… and inadvertently discovers he can fly, much to his surprise. Steven falls back to the ground and then goes to the window and invites Chloe to join him. They go to the roof and he prepares to fly. Chloe worries what will happen if she falls, but he promises to catch her. They jump and Steven flies off with her to Metropolis. Zatanna finds Clark and explains that she was trying to give him some perspective. Clark insists that they need to stick with reality. Chloe arrives and admits she's had a good night for the first tie in a while. She notices Zatanna's research and Zatanna explains that her father put a curse on the comic book publishers to punish them for stealing an idea from a friend. However, no one opened the comic until now. Chloe reads the comic and realizes that the hero's real name is Stephen Swift. They explain that the curse turns the thief into an adult hero, and Chloe realizes who Stephen Swift is. When they ask her to use Watchtower to find the adult so Zatanna can cast the counter-curse, a shocked Chloe leaves, telling them that she'll get back to them. Once they're gone, Zatanna discovers that the comic has a twist: Warrior Angel turns into the villain, Devilicus. They realize that once Stephen feels betrayed, he'll become a monster. Clark goes back to see Stephen and tells him what she knows. Stephen doesn't want to go back to what he was and becomes normal, where he gets beat up. He tells her that he has what he always wanted, and Chloe tries to calm him down. Stephen refuses to accept that he's Alec any more and refuses to go back. When he feels betrayed, Stephen transforms into the villainous Devilicus. At Watchtower, Clark and Zatanna set the computer to run an aging program on Alec's picture. As he reviews the footage of the convention, Clark realizes that Chloe knew Stephen all along. He figures that Chloe will try to fix it herself and uses his superhearing to find her. Zatanna finishes the counter curse and tells Clark to bring Chloe there while she performs the ritual. Atop a building, Stephen demands to know where Clark is. She tries to get through to him by reminding him of his parents, but he snaps at her. Zatanna's counter curse starts to affect him and he screams in pain as she burns the comic. A burst of mystic energy surrounds Stephen, knocking Chloe off the roof. Clark catches her and jumps to the roof. Alec has become a kid again and Chloe embraces him. Clark tells Alec that everything will be okay, as Chloe sheds a tear. Later, Clark takes Alec to the farm and gives Chloe some time by herself. Alec admits that it's the first time that he felt like bully, and Clark points out that no one ever starts out wanting to be a villain. He explains the responsibility that comes with great power, and he does it because he chooses to help people. Clark tells Alec to go home and be a kid, and remember that there's some goodness in everyone. As they go, he shows Clark a picture he drew of what he imagined the Red Blue Blur was like. Clark takes Alec to the Daily Planet where he's reunited with his aunt. Zatanna suggests they stay together for a while, but Clark figures he can find his fantasy somewhere else. Zatanna tells him to make sure Lois knows how lucky he is and then leaves. Clark goes to see Lois, who notes that Zatanna managed to get the charges dropped against Alec. Clark finally admits that Zatanna kissed him but he didn't mean it to happen. Lois already figured it out and Clark assures her it won't happen again. He admits that it's new to him and Lois admits that she doesn't like being insecure. Clark is surprised at her reaction and she tells him to expect the unexpected… and then grabs a co-worker and kisses him. She then tells Clark to remember how he felt the next time one of the women who crush on him come by. Clark then finishes his apology by inviting her to a costume ball at the convention, and says his fantasy is to be there with her. She accepts but warns him that she's going to pick out her costume. Chloe goes to see Oliver and finds him practice shooting. She takes off her jacket and grabs a drink with him, and then explains that she can't remember the last time she had a good time. Oliver admits that he can understand someone being on edge, and tells her that you have to take your fun where you can get it, particularly when it's right in front of you. He then invites her to take the bow and practice a few shots, while he holds her close to guide her. 173037 2004 Smallville: Whisper T DVD -R HQ 5049 Episode #54. 1-21-2004 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. 173038 2006 Smallville: Wither T DVD -R HQ 7040 Episode #113. 10-12-2006 Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Clark and Chloe pursue a plant creature that uses male humans to recreate, one which has taken Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) as its next human breeding ground. Meanwhile Oliver Queen asks a reluctant Lois to be his date at a charity ball held by Lex. 173039 2003 Smallville: Witness T DVD -R HQ 4909 Verheiden, Mark Episode #41. 4-29-2003 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Chloe and Clark have a fight when she feels he's blowing her off and Clark quits The Torch. Chloe falls in with Lionel who offers to help her rebuild the Torch -- having possibly had it destroyed. He gives her a column with the Daily Planet as a possible alliance. Clark runs up against super-strong robbers who hijack secret LuthorCorp truck. One is a Smallville high school student who inhales kryptonite fumes to get his strength. Try and kill Clark. The student apparently destroys the Torch and threatens the Kents Lana and Henry Small bond. Jennifer Small plans to divorce her husband when she feels Lana is a new priority in Henry's life. So Lana gives up her time with him. 173040 2007 Smallville: Wrath T DVD -R HQ 9250 Episode #139. 11-8-2007 Reporters Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) work for the Daily Planet. Editor Grant Gabriel (Michael Cassidy). Clark Kent (Tom Welling remains their friend. Daily Planet Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) is Sullivan’s boyfriend. Clark’s cousin, Supergirl-Kara Kent (Laura Vandervoort). Lana absorbs Clark’s powers and steals incriminating evidence from Lex’s safe. Battle ensues between Lana and Lex. 173041 2001 Smallville: X-Ray T DVD -R HQ 4647 Verheiden, Mark Episode #4. 11-6-2001 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Clark starts experiencing "vision problems" which of course mean his "x-ray vision" is starting to develop. Girl named Tina who idolizes Lana, had soft bones as a child and was cured by kryptonite radiation. She now can alter her physical form to look like anyone. Prominent figure such as Lex Luthor are committing crimes such as bank robbery. It's Tina. She inadvertently killed her mother and now plans to kill Lana and take over her life. Clark, with his x-ray vision, is the only one who can make out Tina no matter what form she takes due to her irradiated bones. He confronts her as she tries to kill Lana, and despite Tina wearing the kryptonite necklace she took from Lana, Clark manages to defeat her. 173042 2002 Smallville: Zero T DVD -R HQ 4769 Verheiden, Mark. Episode #14. 3-12-2002 Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) is the "Lois Lane" (her cousin) of Smallville. Editor of the Smallville High "Torch," the school's newspaper. Clark Kent is a reporter-writer who works with Sullivan. Chloe looks into Clark's past as an adopted child. Man from Lex's past stalks him in conjunction with a mysterious death at Club Zero that Lex may have been responsible for. 173043 2006 Smallville: Zod T DVD -R HQ 6952 Episode #111. 9-28-2006. Premiere of Season Six. Aspiring Reporter Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack) gets an internship at the Daily Planet under a tough editor-in-chief, Chief Pauline Kahn (Carrie Fisher). Clark Kent (Tom Welling) and Lana join Chloe at Metropolis University. Lois Lane (Erica Durance). Powerless Clark is trapped in the "Phantom Zone" surrounded by the criminals his father imprisoned there. Unexpected ally comes to his aid. Meanwhile Zod in Lex's body advances his plan to transform Earth into a new Krypton using Lana to produce an heir. 173044 1741 Smamela N USC Fielding, Henry Press 173045 2005 Smap x Smap TF Episode #66. Commentators (Yosuke Saito, You) 173046 2007 Smart Girls Like Me NR Vadino, Diane Fashion Writer Betsy in New York City obsesses over two impending disasters she can’t control: the end of the world and her best friend’s wedding. Betsy feels trapped, both inside her head and the walk-in closet that is her bedroom. She frets about her hot but mentally vacant boyfriend. Raw and honest glimpse of the single life of a smart woman. 173047 1999 Smart Guy: Stop the Presses T DVD -R HQ 11408. SVD 798 Episode Newspaper. T.J. (Tahj Mowry) decides to start his own newspaper in direct competition with Yvette (Essence Atkins), who's editor of the School newspaper 173048 1999 Smart House MT Reporter #1 (Dena Burton). Reporter #2 (Eric Steinberg). 173049 1931 Smart Money M DVD -R HQ 9445, 9444. SVD 1169 Reporter (Edward Hearn) 173050 2004 Smart Mouth NR McCarthy, Erin Reporter Reece Hampton gets involved in an FBI operation without her knowledge. Undercover FBI agent Derek Knight has no idea what he’s in for. His game plan for having a confidential witness leave an envelope for him in a Ford Taurus falls like a house of cards when the witness turns out to be color blind, leaving the envelope in the wrong car. So Reece hops into the red Taurus, which is now the focal point of Knight’s attention since it mistakenly contains the crucial evidential envelope, and she has no idea what she’s in for. Driving like a bat out of hell, Reece and Knight play a game of cat and mouse until he’s finally able to pull her over at a deli parking lot. But all hells breaks loose when bystanders see the overzealous Knight confront the unsuspecting and clueless reporter. After the police are called in and finally get to the heart of the matter, Reece ducks out a bad door and reads the contents in the envelope that contains information that could, quite possibly, propel her career from reporting local weddings to big stories in the big time. By the time Knight catches up with her, sparks fly, and both, needing each other’s help to succeed, make a very sexy team who will not be beaten. 173051 1948 Smart Woman M SVD 888, SVD 1037 Sob Sister and Newspaper Columnist (Iris Adrian). Lester Flynn, Reporter (John Eldredge). Reporter (Charles Lane). Reporter (Wallace Scott). Reporter (Peter Virgo). Fat Photographer (Benny Baker). 173052 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Aftermath, The T Episode #14. TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Lana returns from her Spanish honeymoon keen to air her new Castillian accent on the Smart Woman special, 'Fiesta Espana', Liz has to find a way to create the segment without alienating the Smart Woman viewers. Meanwhile, Nat wonders whether to tell Lana that she and Callum kissed on their wedding day. And Brooke accidentally erases Lana's digital wedding album. With special guest, Rick Campanelli, of Entertainment Tonight Canada. 173053 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Countdown T Episode #13. Season 2 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. Lana hands out wedding-themed assignments as 'Weddingpalooza' barrels towards its inevitable conclusion. Only, when Nat's tasked with trailing the groom, she discovers firsthand that Lana's husband-to-be is a cad. Meanwhile, Brooke meets a hot minister and wants to get biblical. And Liz discovers she might be pregnant, but it's not an immaculate conception 173054 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Germans Are Coming, The T Episode #17. TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Liz invites a French sales agent to the studio to help Smart Woman design a proposal for potential buyers from the European market, she discovers the Frenchman has an adulterous proposal for her as well. (Hint: it doesn't involve the European market.) Meanwhile, Brooke has to choose when the men she's double dating are both interested in being her one and only. And Alistair makes Nat pay for cheating on a relationship commitment they still haven't made. With relationship expert, Josey Vogels. 173055 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Hot Marriage Bed T Episode #18. 8-11-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Nat and Alistair are assigned to test out mattresses for a show segment, it leads them to consider testing the boundaries of their relationship. Meanwhile' Liz realizes her relationship with Steve could benefit from fewer boundaries. And Brooke tries to broaden her dating boundaries with Ty, to just being friends... with benefits. With guest expert sex columnist Chanelle Gallant. 173056 2006 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Lost in Transition T Episode #10. 9-2006 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Lana returns from her relaxation retreat, she is a newfound believer in Inya, a methodology of new age hooey, and no longer has need for a make-up artist. Meanwhile, Brooke discovers her favourite lipstick colour has been discontinued and sets out to get it back in the make-up company's catalogue. And Nat's forced to let go of material things when the moving van company she hired steals everything she owns. Out with the old, in with the new. 173057 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Out of the Closet and Into the Fire T Episode #19. 8-18-2007. TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When his parents visit the Smart Woman studio, Reggie is terrified they'll discover the big secret he's keeping - he's the show's makeup artist. Meanwhile, Brooke discovers a whole new 'vintage' retail therapy. And Alistair and Liz work together to hide a mutual obsession for a forbidden dance. When his parents visit the Smart Woman studio, Reggie is terrified they'll discover the big secret he's keeping - he's the show's makeup artist. Meanwhile, Brooke discovers a whole new 'vintage' retail therapy. And Alistair and Liz work together to hide a mutual obsession for a forbidden dance. 173058 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Rumour Mill, The T Episode #16. 3-10-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. After Nat eavesdrops on a conversation where Liz uses words like 'terminate' and 'lay off', Nat's certain that someone at Smart Woman is getting fired - specifically her. Meanwhile Liz is misquoted by a local magazine, and has to stop the presses. And when Brooke hears a rumor that she's bad at beat poetry, she puts on a beret to prove the rumor wrong. 173059 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Tastes Like Chicken T Episode #15. TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Lana's newest guest chef turns out to be the high school sweetheart who jilted Brooke on prom night, Brooke sets out for revenge (a dish best served cold, with parsley for show). Meanwhile, Liz faces retribution from both Nat and Steve when she tries to sabotage their video game competition. And Alistair tries to set Phil up with a new girl to help him get over Nat. 173060 2006 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: To Fail Is Human T Episode #12. 9-2006 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. The stress of Lana's upcoming on-air nuptials reach new heights for the Smart Woman team when Lana's husband-to-be, Callum, announces he wants to wear a kilt in the ceremony - mortifying! When both Nat and Alistair ask Lana for a raise, she tells them whoever can get her man to change his mind gets the cash. Meanwhile Liz auditions bands for the wedding entertainment, only to decide she would be the best choice behind the mic. And Brooke becomes determined to get Lana to sign a pre-nup. 173061 2006 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: We Are Family T Episode #11. 9-2006 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. With all the talk of Lana's 'happily ever after' hanging in the air, Nat wants somebody to love. Only Nat reaches out and touches the worst guy possible, Wyatt, her ex. Meanwhile Liz and her husband, Steve, attend a tantric sex work shop to learn how to extend their love into a long-term commitment. 173062 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Go Big or Go Home T Episode #39. TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. In the series closer, all that stands between Lana becoming the next host of the LA show, A Dream Comes True, is her new co-host, sexual nemesis and true love, Pete Sharps buffoonery antics. Only, when Lana manages to change Pete's temperament, their chemistry falls flat. Without their sexually mismatched allure, Lana may lose LA altogether. Meanwhile, Nat tests Alistair's newfound commitment to her. And Liz tries her hand at being a stay-at-home mom. Can Lana reignite her hot relationship with Pete in time to make her dreams come true? 173063 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Just Do It T Episode #38. 12-29-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When the hosting position on the big LA show, A Dream Comes True, opens up, Lana is determined to be the shows next star, but she comes across some stiff competition from her sexual nemesis, fellow lifestyle host, Pete Sharp. Meanwhile, Alistair works up the nerve to tell Nat how he really feels. And Brooke tries to stop a psychics prediction from coming true. 173064 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Santa’s Last Stand T Episode #37. 12-22-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When a new network executive tells Liz to force Lana to make their holiday show secular (Sexier?, No, secular.), Liz refuses to do away with tradition. Meanwhile, Brooke oversteps her bounds and reveals the truth about Santa to the children’s choir. And Nat tries to start some romantic holiday rituals of her own, with Alistair. 173065 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Debt and Taxes T Episode #33. 11-24-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Alistair realizes that he forgot to prepare Lana's tax return, he begs the Smart Woman team to help get things in order. Meanwhile, Nat has forgotten to budget for her tax payment costs, and needs to find a lender, any lender. And Liz's taxes are complete, but for one last receipt - the receipt from Gracie's day care manager. Who's always had it out for Liz. As the tax deadline looms, will the Smart Woman team take accounting matters to new creative lengths? 173066 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Lumination T Episode #36. 12-15-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. Lana becomes the new face of the fabulous new sunless tanner product, Lumination, but the results are less sun-kissed than day-glo, forcing Lana to decide what she's more committed to: integrity or fame. Meanwhile, Nat holds Liz to a promise she made back in University. And Phil tests Alistair's friendship with a sunless request of day-glo proportions. 173067 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Mother’s Day T Episode #35. 12-8-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Lana’s Mom flies into town with her brand new tell-all book, Lana blows her stack. Meanwhile, Liz has Mommy-issues of her own when she tries to juggle between the fashion sense of her four-year-old daughter and that of her own mother. And all of Alistair’s attempts to make Nat feel good on the anniversary of her mothers death fall flat. When the gang end up at the bookstore promotion, they’re forced to deal with their mother/daughter issues in a very public arena. 173068 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Old Flames T Episode #34. 12-1-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. To get Lana into an exclusive celebrity dinner hosted by Jamie Kennedy, Nat has to ask a favor of her old boyfriend Wyatt, and Reggie has to deal with a dry cleaner who's seen him with his clothes off. Meanwhile, when Brooke dates Liz's former beau, Liz tries to prove once and for all that you really can get over your ex. 173069 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Breach of Contract T Episode #32. 11-17-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Liz realizes it was her sexual appeal, and not her mental capabilities that landed Smart Woman a big-time celebrity lawyer in a multi-episode appearance, she attempts to renegotiate without her va va voom. Meanwhile, Brooke puts her romantic desires with a cute cameraman on the dotted line. And Lana lands in jail. 173070 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Diet Wars T Episode #29. 10-27-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Lana is offered the opportunity to become the spokeswoman for a new clothing line she decides to go on a crash diet before the photo shoot. To bolster her morale, Reggie lures the rest of the office into starving along with her. Meanwhile, Nat's new diet affects her lunch date with Ike. And Alistair weighs his relationship with Geneva. With special guest expert Rick Gallop, author of The G.I. Diet. 173071 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Earth Day T Episode #31. 11-10-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Nat sets up an interview with Rob Stewart, director of Sharkwater, Lana decides the next step in building her media empire should be an environmental motion picture. Meanwhile, when all the credit for Liz's hard work is given to another member of the PTA's Green Roof committee, Liz decides to teach her adversary a lesson - that undermines all the hard work she herself has done. And when Phil realizes Reggie's been using him to try to win a hybrid car, Phil decides to compete for the car for himself. With special guest expert, Rob Stewart, director/producer of Sharkwater. 173072 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Pass the Buck T Episode #28. 10-20-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. Lana impulsively creates a Smart Woman book club, leaving the staff to read a 300-page novel before taping the segment with the author - at the end of the day. Meanwhile, Liz has to bake 200 cookies for the PTA. And Nat owes the phone company more than she can pay. When Alistair is saddled with saving the day, he starts a chain of passing the buck, where everyone hands off their work to everyone else and nothing gets done. And then the author arrives. With special guest, Camilla Gibb, author of Sweetness in the Belly. 173073 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Smart Parents T Episode #30. 11-3-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. Lana decides to shoot a segment on the trials and tribulations of being a new parent, and mentions glibly to a friend that she knows all about life with a newborn. Mistakenly thinking Lana has actually become a new mother, her friend invites Lana into the exclusive Mothers with Money Society, an invitation Lana readily accepts. Now all Lana needs is a baby. Meanwhile, Brooke discovers a penchant for motherhood. And Phil learns even god-parenting is not as easy as it looks. With special guest, parenting expert Barbara Coloroso. 173074 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Full Moon T Episode #27. 10-13-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Lana tries to prove it's inept temperature control, and not her hormones causing her hot flashes, she makes an enemy of a superintendent with a short fuse. Meanwhile, a waft of Reggie's pheromones leaves Alistair questioning his sexuality. And a surge in Liz's hormones turns her into a woman on a mission. A baby-making mission. 173075 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: House That Pride Built, The T Episode #26. 10-6-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Lana purchases a new house, she manipulates the network into giving her free renovations by promising to deliver a cross-promotion show with her sexual nemesis, Pete Sharp. However, the sabotage spectacle that she and Pete put on is not a show the network can air. Meanwhile, Nat steals Alistair's idea to make a behind-the-scenes featurette. And Brooke has to come to terms with the fact that some guys really do get over her. 173076 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Sharp Point, The T Episode #24. 9-22-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. Let the games begin! When Lana's sexual nemesis, lifestyle host Pete Sharp, challenges her staff to a game of volleyball, Lana jumps at the opportunity, and it's winner take all. Meanwhile Liz and Brooke are up for the same producing award...and Lana will only give out one reference letter. And Alistair tries to prove he's a good match for Geneva on and off the volleyball court. With special guests, Olympians Conrad Leinemann, Mark Heese, and Marc Dunn. 173077 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Sweet Charity T Episode #25. 9-29-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When an article is published declaring that Lana is stingy, she gets the staff to create a foundation on her behalf. Meanwhile, when Liz realizes she's the least philanthropic woman at "Smart Woman", she's eager to do something charitable...and ends up donating far more than she can afford. Nat tries to be charitable towards Geneva, and Lana takes to the street to find a worthy cause. With special guest expert, three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee, Craig Kielburger. 173078 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Smart Man Survival Guide, The T Episode #23. 9-15-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Lana realizes Reggie's keeping secrets from her, she forces him to promise to be open about everything in his life. Only it turns out there are things she really doesn't want to know. Meanwhile, Brooke thinks Ty's being too open, and becomes interested in a man of mystery, Phil (yes, Phil). And a horrified Nat stumbles upon her father's secret weapon, Viagra 173079 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Attack of the Nineteen-Year-Old Know-It-All, The T Episode #22. 9-8-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Lana's 19-year-old, precocious niece visits the Smart Woman studio, she forces Lana's team to consider realities they'd never thought of before. Liz wonders if she may be a hindrance to Gracie getting into a good private school, Brooke questions if she should be in another profession, and Nat discovers Alistair may not have eyes for only her. With special guest expert, New York Times best-selling author, Alexandra Robbins. 173080 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Break Free T Episode #21. 9-1-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Liz's 'hot cop/flirty felon' afternoon with her husband is interrupted by a crisis at work, Liz needs to break free of her need to be in control - and the playtime handcuffs her husband has put her in. Meanwhile, Nat realizes that to break free of Phil's amorous intentions, she'll have to do away with niceties altogether. And Alistair agrees to swap workloads with Brooke to break free of his traditional job role, bringing him face to face with a fake vagina, and a gynecologist interview. 173081 2007 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Check Your Insecurities at the Door T Episode #20. 8-25-2007 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When husband Steve spurns one of her romantic advances, Liz becomes insecure about her sexual appeal. Meanwhile, Brooke's newfound monogamy makes her uncertain about her ability to keep a man's interest. And, Nat's excited to finally shake her self-doubt by booking a big name co-host for Lana's International Home Show appearance, until she realizes she's stumbled upon Lana's biggest fear. 173082 2006 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Best Thing in Life Are Free, Plus, The T Episode #9. 9-2006 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When the office lottery pool wins big without her, Lana feels left out and leaves, mid-segment. Meanwhile, Brooke is stranded by the side of the road with a flat tire. And Lana's boyfriend, Callum, asks Nat's advice in popping the question, so as not to fall flat on his face 173083 2006 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Temptation Killed the Canary T Episode #8. 9-2006 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Nat is assigned a "cleaning green" segment with Alistair and they are forced into a confined space together, she must face the temptation that is between them - despite the fact that her boyfriend, Wyatt, is still fully on the scene. Meanwhile, an overworked Liz is assigned a wine and cheese pairing segment , but when the wine is delivered by Charlene, an old friend from Liz's "Dizzy Lizzy" partying days, Liz is tempted to get drunk and make a mess of the studio. Brooke and Lana aren't temptation-free either - they bet each other that they'll stay away from their vices - Lana from smoking, and Brooke from cheese. Fat chance. Lana spends the day looking for a private place to smoke, and Brooke attempts to avoid the cheese while she tries to book a vet for her segment on pet care. Everything comes to a head when something - or someone - kills the canary which had been dropped off earlier as a 'thanks for quitting smoking' gift from Callum to Lana. With all segments in crisis, everyone a slave to his or her temptation and a dead canary on the premises, will the Smart Woman team be able to pull together a segment in time? Who knows. But everyone eventually pays for succumbing to a vice. Good luck tomorrow 173084 2006 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Basic Instinct T Episode #4. 9-2006 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Nat realizes the guy she asked to her cousin's wedding is wrong for her, she wants out of the relationship. Only problem is, he's the guest expert in the Smart Woman segment on 'Dating in the 21st Century'. Meanwhile, Brooke bets Liz she can go a day without flirting - right after which, Mr. Right walks into the office. And Liz, knee-deep in a segment about nutrition, accidentally insults her husband's weight. 173085 2006 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Don’t Go Changin’ T Episode #5. 9-2006 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When a viewer's letter says Lana doesn't appear smart enough to be the host of a show called Smart Woman, Lana redefines her appearance (Glasses! They're what all the intellectuals are wearing!). Never one to do things on her own, Lana manipulates the women into changing too. Nat is to become one with her inner athlete, Liz is to become putty in Reggie's make-up artist hands, and Brooke has to learn to make do in a world without heels. 173086 2006 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Green With Envy T Episode #6. 9-2006 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. While the ladies wait in line for their morning coffee fix, they meet a hot barista who both Liz and Brooke set out to woo. Meanwhile, Reggie and Lana compete to see who has the better laundry room, and the men in Natalie's life compete for her affections. Let the games begin! 173087 2006 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: How Old Is She? T Episode #2. 9-2006 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. Lana Pearson despises one day a year more then any other: her dreaded birthday. And this year it's a big one. When she refuses to let anyone speak of the date, the secrecy leads the women of Smart Woman to have some communication issues. When Liz tries to keep things quiet, Nat misunderstands the hush hush and plans a surprise birthday bash. And Brooke thinks Nat is excluding her on purpose. All the confusion leads to hand-to-hand combat, and not just in the show's self-defense segment 173088 2006 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Power Trip T Episode #3. 9-2006 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Liz tells Nat she needs to take more on-the-job initiative, Nat volunteers to produce her first segment, 'Five Meals, One Prep'. Only thing is, Lana can't cook. Meanwhile, Liz tries to manage a pushy executive from the network. And Brooke deals with a bully of her own, Liz. 173089 2006 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Their Cup Runneth Over T Episode #7. 9-2006 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. When Nat's breasts fail the 'pencil test,' she decides it may be time for some new lingerie and comes up with a plan to get Smart Woman to pay for it. Meanwhile, Liz's husband Steve has hired a busty new secretary. And Brooke takes a segment about breast self-exams into her own hands - literally. 173090 2006 Smart Woman Survival Guide, The: Which Truth Did I Tell? T Episode #1. 9-4-2006 TV Newsmagazine Staff. Women’s Television TV news magazine. Natalie (Laura McLean) is the newly hired researcher. Producer Liz (Siobhan Murphy). Associate Producer Brooke (Joanne Alderson). TV Anchor Lana Pearson (Tricia Braun) is the series’ prima donna host. Natalie starts her new job as a researcher without realizing she needs a car for the position. In a panic, she lies to Liz about the car, hoping to get one while out doing research for the show segment. Liz, meanwhile, juggles accommodating Lana's demands with stretching the truth about her daughter's toilet training to stay out of trouble with daycare. Brooke is stumped by her lack of date for the weekend, and accepts a date with Lana instead - but when a cute stockbroker she's interviewing for her segment invites her to the same function, she has to lie to finagle a double date for both herself and Lana. In the end, Nat is forced to admit that she lied to her best friend, Liz - at which point, Nat surprises herself by dealing with the fallout and committing to a car...that will only arrive in 3 weeks 173091 2007 Smarten Up C DVD -R HQ 7975 Cartoon Network's Best of the Week Newspaper. Skeleton laughing while he reads the obituary page in a newspaper. 173092 1936 Smartest Girl in Town M DVD -R HQ 10603 Photographer (Lynton Brent). Photographer Mr. Murphy (Frank Jenks). 173093 1981 Smash Palace M Commentator (Chris Parkinson) 173094 1938 Smash Picture NJ Van Gelder, Robert Cameraman. Big-city cameraman in his "larnin'" days. 173095 1976 Smash-up On Interstate 5 T News Media. Holiday weekend car crash. 173096 1947 Smash-Up: Story of a Woman, The M DVD -R HQ 8062, 8063 News Media. Female Photographer (Carol Andrews). Radio Station Emcee (Larry J. Blake). News Photographer (Eddie Coke). News Photographer (Charles Flynn). Radio Commentator (Wilbur Mack). Radio Announcer at Cowboy Singing Show (John Wald). Voice of Announcer (Matt Dennis). 173097 1943 Smashing Case of Voodoo in New York CB Blue Beetle #23 Crime Reporter 173098 2001 Smashing People N Fishwick, Michael Editor Wilf Wellingborough, a hapless young Oxford graduate who suddenly finds himself heading the respected but dull Arts Unlimited -- following the suspicious death of his girlfriend’s father, just after having sold the monthly to Wilf’s childhood friend, Jimmy Spalding. Wilf is catapulted into the editorship of the small-circulation journal Arts Unlimited by childhood friend and aspiring press baron Jimmy Spalding, the on-the-make proprietor of a magazine empire who most resembles “a whale chasing plankton.” It’s the kind of arsenic-laced lucky pill that Wilf is too fond of swallowing. In time, not surprisingly, girlfriend Grace walks out, Wilf acquires as a lover a ruthlessly ambitious New York-based editor, loses his job, finally finds himself drawn to Spalding’s wife and living in a Vauxhall squat somehow leading to sinister deadly attacks. Wilf, although clearly a fairly decent man, discovers he is not immune to the allures of the gravy train: “I found myself wondering quite how sycophantic I was going to be, and the answer was, to my surprise, very.” Spalding is wicked -- thrashing his wife and waving his pistol around to indicate displeasure, and Wilf, like a lamb to the slaughter, is dim and clueless. Blind to Spalding’s stratospheric maneuverings, he makes a hash of Arts Unlimited and fails miserably at his relationship with the unworldly Grace. Having unexpectedly fluttered into the spotlight, he finds himself more smashed than smashing and, when intimacy with Spalding’s wife offers itself as a consoling option, imagines that he has little else to lose. Actually he has. Falling prey to the vicious fallacy that my enemy’s enemy is my friend, Wilf discovers that even his halfhearted attempts at revenge are open to manipulation and that his trust in ancient friendships and loyalties is fatally misplaced. A story about the young vultures of media and publishing who leapt out of the ashes of old Fleet Street in the 1980s and shook themselves free of lofty aspirations and literature with a capital L. A group of friends from Oxford forms the central cast. Their selfish, manipulative and entertaining scramble is observed by the protagonist, Wilf Wellingborough, the most wide-eyed of their number, a sweetheart doomed to be a fall-guy ever since the evening early in his not-so meteoric rise when he turns too quickly at a party and spills his champagne all over Iris Murdoch. Real people mix freely with the fictional. “It is a universal law,” says Wilf, “the fresh-faced energetic newcomers overwhelm the ancient but prestigious relic; then assume the characteristics of their victim. Watch any David Attenborough programme.” 173099 1939 Smashing the Money Ring M DVD -R 1537 Reporter at Trial (John Harron) 173100 1967 Smashing Time M PR - AFI-Publicity/Photographers/Television Public Relations 173101 1985 Smazalnia Story M Poland Reporter 173102 1988 Smedetang og smedesang DF Denmark Interviewer Poul Arnedal. 173103 1935 Smell That Killed NM Cornier, Vincent Press 173104 1987 Smierc Johna L. MF Poland News Media. Reporter (Ewa Kolasinska). 173105 1978 Smierc prezydenta MF Poland. Photographer (Andrzej Graziewicz). 173106 2006 Smierc rotmistrza Pileckiego TF Poland Journalist (Magdalena Emilianowicz 173107 1974 Smile, Jenny, You're Dead T Fashion Photographer (Harvey Jason). Assistant Photographer (Chet Winfield) 173108 1979 Smiles of Konarak SS Dennison, George Press 173109 1959 Smiley Gets a Gun M DVD -R HQ 6607, 6608 Writer finds out about a kid hunting for treasure. 173110 1929 Smilin' Guns M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 173111 1941 Smiling Ghost, The M DVD -R HQ 3495, 3496. SV 428 Palmer Stuart (Story). Kenneth Gamet, Palmer (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Lil Barstow (Brenda Marshall) is asked to stop an engagement of a impoverished engineer to a woman's granddaughter. Terrible accidents befall the granddaughter's previous fiancés -- only one survived and is in iron lung. She gets picture of engineer and granddaughter when they first meet. Girl smashes reporter's camera and tries to stop reporter from running story. Reporter tells engineer called Lucky she will not run anything if he gives her exclusive information. They break into the vault of the granddaughter's first fiancé who may be returning from the dead to commit the murders. When the engineer is locked in a coffin by the killer, the reporter rescues him. Girl decides to go through with the wedding. She hopes to flush out the killer. Reporter is asked to serve as witness although she has fallen for the engineer and is jealous of the bride. Reporter is rescued by engineer being menaced by the "ghost." Killer is exposed as man who was in the iron lung. 173112 1865 Smith Brown-Jones SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Mark Twain's San Francisco." Press 173113 1865 Smith Brown-Jones -- A New Contributor SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Mark Twain's San Francisco." Writer. Contributes weekly to our columns. Turns out to be "An astounding fraud practiced upon us -- the editor of the "Bohemian" the guilty party -- criminal proceedings instituted against him. Turns out it's Mark Twain, the editor of the Bohemian who wrote the S. Browne Jones' letter. 173114 1942 Smith of Minnesota M Andrews, Robert D. (Screenplay) Nash Book Reporter (Arline Judge) helps a Columbia screenwriter to find a plot about football star Smith of Minnesota. He ends up falling for her while meeting Smith and his family. He asks to be relieved of the assignment because he feels he cannot get anything more than a formula story. But after a long talk with Smith, who is preparing to join the Navy, the screenwriter decides the best story he can write is the true one. 173115 1966 Smithsonian, The DT Series. 10-15-1966 to 4-8-1967. NBC Writer-Producer-Director Craig Fisher reviewed history by way of artifacts. 173116 1958 Smog SS GPL Calvino, Italo In "Watcher and Other Stories, The." Magazine. Narrator offered the job of managing editor of the magazine Purification: "of the Air from Smoke, from Chemical Exhaust, and from the Products of Combustion. Colleague Signor Avandero. Magazine official organ of the IPUAIC -- The Institute for the Purification of the Urban Atmosphere in Industrial Centers. 173117 1973 Smog MT Reporter (Werner Sonne). Reporter (Hans Werner Conen). 173118 2005 Smoke NM Miscione, Lisa New York Crime Writer Lydia Strong. When Lily Samuels, a former student in Lydia's journalism class at NYU, goes missing while trying to prove her brother was murdered, Strong and her husband, PI Jeff Mark, try to find her. Power couple solve the case. Lily's brother committed suicide but she refuses to believe it. 173119 2006 Smokin' Aces M News Media. Reporter #1 (Stefanie Cruz). Reporter #2 (John Alston). 173120 2004 Smoking Gun, The T Correspondents (Christian Finnegan, John Gregorio, Dave Hill, Brian Huskey, Chuck Nice, Jessica St. Clair). Hosts-Correspondents (Rachel Harris, Mo Rocca). 173121 1947 Smoky River Serenade M Photographer (Michael Towne). 173122 1946 Smooth as Silk M Reporters (Jack Frack, Frank Marlowe) 173123 1992 Smoothtalker M Reporter #1 (Bradley Fischer). Reporter #2 (Peter Spellos). 173124 1965 Smothers Brothers Show, The: T Series 9-17-1965 to 9-9-1966 News Media. Pandora Publications in Beverly Hills 173125 1965 Smothers Brothers Show, The: Halo in the Ring T News Media. 1st Reporter (Ralph Montgomery). 2nd Reporter (Jimmy Cross). 173126 1922 Smudge M Wagner, Rob (Story-Scenario). Edward Withers (Titles). AFI-Editors/Newspapermen - Ness Book Newspaper Owner of The Citrona Citizen returns from college to take over his father's newspaper. His father who has several acres of orange groves, supports the use of smudge pots, but is opposed by town's other newspaper, The Citron Bugle. Son falls for woman who is a member of an anti-smudging group, and changes the paper's position. His father, who is under influence of local businessmen, tries to convince his son to maintain paper's original position. Son reminds father of his motto: "A newspaper should respect its community's interests, even if they are in conflict with those of its owner." Business interests convince the Bugle to come out in favor of smudging. Bugle editor kidnaps son and girlfriend. He escapes by using old press equipment to force open door of warehouse where they are being held and stops the Bugle from putting out special edition. He has kidnappers arrested, then puts out own special edition. Rounds up local boys to deliver papers. Tells them to give papers away for free. Issue resolved with device that heats the groves without producing smoke. Press influence over public opinion. Possibility of press influenced by outside interests. "What we want is newspaper -- not wallpaper!" 173127 1970 Smuglerne TF Series Journalist Peter Clausen (Erik Wedersoe). 173128 2003 Smulklubbens skamlosa systrar N Lodalen, Mian Jenny Bjorklund Freelance Journalist My is lazy and does not work too hard. Instead she is a party girl who is always staying out late drinking and trying to pick up girls. 173129 1999 Smut M Reporter (Gerlad McCullouch) 173130 1965 Smut Peddler, The M AFI-Columnists Columnist 173131 1973 Smutsiga fingrar MF Photographer Stefan Bergman (Peder Kinberg) 173132 1981 Snacka gar ju MF PR Public Relations Manager (Anna Godenius) 173133 1945 Snafu M Solomon, Louis, Harold Buchman (Play and Screenplay) Ness Book Journalism Student in college, Laura Jessup (Nanette Parks) tries to interview 15-year-old woman who enlisted in the Army and returned home a hero. She mistakes the woman's buddy for the hero and the buddy continues the deception so he can romance her. Friend is caught in girls' dormitory and townspeople believe that an expectant mother was impregnated by the war hero. 173134 1998 Snake Eyes M DVD -R HQ 9532, 9533. DVD Female TV Reporter. Blonde Reporter (Kelly Deadmon). Photographer (Mark Pricskett). Cameraman (William J. McKeon), Anthea's cameraman. 173135 1996 Snake in the Heart, The N Strangerup, Henrik Danish Journalist Max Mollerup working for a newspaper in Paris during the turbulent sixties 173136 1985 Snake Kirlin: Elvis Murders, The NM Bourgeau, Art #3 Snake Kirlin & F.T. Zevich Mysteries Freelance Magazine Writer Claude "Snake" Kirlin is a former Marine who teams up with his Vietnam veteran buddy, F.T. Zevich, to track a clever killer who is stalking contestants at an Elvis Presley look-alike contest in Eldorado, Tennessee. 173137 1980 Snake Kirlin: Lonely Way To Die, A NM Bourgeau, Art #1 Snake Kirlin & F.T. Zevich Mysteries Freelance Magazine Writer Claude "Snake" Kirlin is a former Marine who teams up with his Vietnam veteran buddy, F.T. Zevich, to solve cases. He's a hard-partying freelancer for Ultra Suave Magazine. Snake and F.T. decide to head for the mountains of Tennessee for a while now that they are done with the Marines. A little drinking, a little fishing, a little of whatever else they could find. Just two guys relaxing. But there was no way to relax in Cannibal Springs what with a woman running for mayor it wasn't that quiet. In fact, there was so much noise, a woman didn't hear the rattles when she opened the drawer and no one heard her screams when the snake bit her. So now Snake and F.T. had to postpone their vacation until they could discover who had set up this Lonely Way to Die. 173138 1981 Snake Kirlin: Most Likely Suspects, The NM Bourgeau, Art #2 Snake Kirlin & F.T. Zevich Mysteries Freelance Magazine Writer Claude "Snake" Kirlin is a former Marine who teams up with his Vietnam veteran buddy, F.T. Zevich, to solve cases. He's a hard-partying freelancer for Ultra Suave Magazine. 173139 1985 Snake Kirlin: Murder at the Cheatin' Heart Motel NM OWN - P Bourgeau, Art #4 Snake Kirlin & F.T. Zevich Mysteries Freelance Magazine Writer Claude "Snake" Kirlin, the hard-partying freelancer for Ultra Suave Magazine. An old woman ran a clean motel on the Bateau, Tennessee swamp -- until the day she was brutally murdered. Kirlin looks investigates the murder. 173140 2005 Snake Walkers N Prewitt, J. Everett African-American Reporter Anthony Andrews, the first black reporter for the Arkansas Sun in the 1960s investigates an inexplicably deserted town, 14 missing townspeople and a dark secret held by one family for more than a decade. He is lead through a maze of violence and deception as he seeks answers while searching for his own salvation. 173141 1978 Snake, The N OWN - P Godey, John News Media 173142 2004 Snakehead Terror M Reporter (Brenda Campbell). 173143 2004 Snakes & Ladders: American Pie T Episode #3. 2-25-2004 Reporter Garry Corbett (Shaun Smith) has an on again-off again relationship with Shannon Jennings (Amy Price-Francis) who joins the staff of the beleaguered federal Minister of Human Resources. Roy the Press Secretary. Reporter (James Bradley). Female Reporter (Trina Hennick). Minister Audrey Flankman takes a pie in the face and Shannon discovers that the attacker may have connections to the government. 173144 2004 Snakes & Ladders: Bling Bling, The T Episode #2. 2-18-2004 Columnist Garry Corbett (Shaun Smith) has an on again-off again relationship with Shannon Jennings (Amy Price-Francis) who joins the staff of the beleaguered federal Minister of Human Resources. Roy the Press Secretary. Campaign contributions, untendered contracts and hidden slush funds. Shannon must save cash-strapped Minister Flankman from falling into a nasty trap. 173145 2004 Snakes & Ladders: Premiere T Episode #1. 2-11-2004 Columnist Garry Corbett (Shaun Smith) has an on again-off again relationship with Shannon Jennings (Amy Price-Francis) who joins the staff of the beleaguered federal Minister of Human Resources. Roy the Press Secretary. Jennings arrives in Ottawa to start a new job as special assistant to Minister Audrey Flankman. She finds herself knee-deep in Flankman’s latest political crisis creating one of her own with ace political columnist Corbett. 173146 2004 Snakes & Ladders: Section 24 T Episode #4. 3-3-2004 Columnist Garry Corbett (Shaun Smith) has an on again-off again relationship with Shannon Jennings (Amy Price-Francis) who joins the staff of the beleaguered federal Minister of Human Resources. Roy the Press Secretary. Shannon tries to find out who is stonewalling and why. The Access to Information Act is causing Gary difficulty. 173147 2004 Snakes & Ladders: Sisters T Episode #6. 3-17-2004 Columnist Garry Corbett (Shaun Smith) has an on again-off again relationship with Shannon Jennings (Amy Price-Francis) who joins the staff of the beleaguered federal Minister of Human Resources. Roy the Press Secretary. Cabinet shuffle threatens to destroy Audrey and Team Flankman. Shannon gets a surprise visit from her younger sister. 173148 2004 Snakes & Ladders: Squattergate T Episode #5. 3-10-2004 Columnist Garry Corbett (Shaun Smith) has an on again-off again relationship with Shannon Jennings (Amy Price-Francis) who joins the staff of the beleaguered federal Minister of Human Resources. Roy the Press Secretary. Shannon turns to Deputy Minister Jeremy Wormwood and Gary Corbett for help. 173149 1989 Snakes and Ladders: T Episode #4. 11-7-1989 News Media. TV Reporter (Elaine Collins). Glamorous Newsreader (Cindy Marshall-Day). 173150 2006 Snakes on a Plane M TV News Anchor (Mi-Jung Lee). 173151 2002 Snap M News Reporter (Jay Gormley). 173152 1983 Snap, The N Quinnell, A.J. Photojournalist David Munger, Nikon FTN of U.S. Displayed as a museum piece 173153 2005 Snapdragon M Interviewer (Jonathan Crosby - Voice). Korean Interviewer (Peter Oh). 173154 2008 Snapshot N May, Andrew Journalist Dylan is a 34-year-old small-time local journalist who is fed up with the monotony of life. He begins a diary as a New Year’s resolution, but he does not expect his whole existence to be sucked into a jet engine and spat out of the other side at great speed. The journalist suddenly is forced to mature and deal with the unexpected realization that the light at the end of the tunnel is more often than not an oncoming train. Dylan works from home in an apartment in Chester, England which is sent shaking to its foundations on a regular basis by the bells of the next door church. He has long been disappointed with the poor quality of “mind-numbingly boring” assignments thrust upon him by the local newspapers and his dreams and aspirations of Pulitzer Prizes and worldwide recognition seem but a distant vision. His existence essentially involves working, cursing the fact that he ever became a journalist and comparing job hatred wit his best friend, Mark, a womanizer, loathes everything about his position in an insurance office. He joins Dylan for a few drinks at the local, non-trendy pub, the Red Lion. The two men have been best friends since childhood sharing the same obsession with the lower league soccer team, Chester City FC. When Dylan wakes up in a traditional state on January 1st, distinctly worse for wear after Mark’s New Year party, he decides to reassess his life and contemplate his resolutions. Dylan decides to join a gym and write a diary. 173155 1978 Snapshot (aka Snap Shot) M News Media 173156 1894 Snapshot of the President, A SS OWN O'Henry (William S. Porter) Press 173157 2002 Snapshots M Netherlands TV Journalist in photo exhibition (Jerusha Geelhoed). 173158 1974 Snare of the Hunter, The NM OWN - H MacInnes, Helen News Media 173159 1940 Snatch, The NM Goldman, R.L. Press 173160 1956 Sneak Preview: Story One: Calling Terry Conway T PR. Pilot for Series Public Relations Director Terry Conway (Ann Sheridan), a Las Vegas hotel public affairs director 173161 1979 Sneak Previews DT Film Critics Roger Ebert for Chicago Sun-Times and Gene Siskel for Chicago Tribune 173162 1982 Sneak Previews DT Film Critics Jeffrey Lyon and Neal Gabler 173163 1989 Sneak Previews Spoof T 9-9-1989 Parody Film Critics. Spoof pits two critics analyzing fictional TV shows against each other 173164 1992 Sneakers M TV Anchorman (Ernie Tetrault). 173165 2008 Snetz and Muldoon: Some Kind of Angel N Harter, Melvin M. #1 Sneetz and Muldoon Series Investigative Journalist Albert Muldoon is teamed up with a forensic doctor, Gilbert “Sneetz” Schnetele to head Operation Worldsafe, the commission mandated to identify and destroy the terrorist and disarm the WMD to avoid a threatened massacre in Washington on the Fourth of July. The assignment becomes progressively more daunting as the deadline for disaster approaches. Following a rash of bizarre mass murders at the outer fringes of the earth, murders that mummify victims and leave no trace of evidence, the President of the Untied States receives an anonymous blackmail letter from the terrorist. If the president does not adhere to the perpetrator’s fanatic agenda of radical public policy changes on a strict time line, group assassinations of holocaust proportions will occur in densely populated centers. So the president calls on Muldoon and the forensic doctor to save the day. It takes them on an international odyssey loaded with land mines and pot holes. In the end, to save the life of his friend, Muldoon, Sneetz is faced with a decision that if acted upon would force him to go against his own professional ethics and strong moral compass. 173166 2004 Sniper 3 M News Cameraman (John Morris). 173167 1952 Sniper, The M DVD -R HQ 8589, 8590 TV Interviewer (Sarah Selby). TV Announcer (Roy Maypole). 173168 2001 Snipes M TV Anchor (Larry Mendte). 173169 2003 Snitch! A Slash Romance in Several Chapters, or Maybe More W Malfoy, Alex Based on characters and situations created and owned by J.K. Rowling -- i.e. “Harry Potter.” Gay Music Critic Draco drives fast car and carries a gun. In London, 2003, two old enemies have become partners in crime, but the wizarding world is out to disrupt Harry Potter’s none-too-peaceful existence -- sex, guns, rock ‘n’ roll, drugs and bad language. Bleary-eyed, tired, yet sated and happy, Draco Malfoy wandered round the kitchen in his underwear, collecting the fixings for breakfast. He hummed a song to himself as he worked. It was “Hard Day’s Night” by the Beatles. An odd choice, maybe, but if there was one thing that Draco knew these days, it was music (and possibly sex). His job as a music critic for a large Muggle magazine had taken him all around the world...to Australia, the U.S., Thailand. He had twice met the living God that was Paul McCartney, he had eaten in the world’s most exclusive restaurants, and bedded some of its most beautiful men. And he was still only 22 years old. 173170 1997 Snoken: Till varje pris TF Episode #20. 4-25-1997 Reporter (Katarina Weidhagen van Hal). 173171 1948 Snoop's Scoop P MLPL Gotwalt, Helen Louise Miller In “On Stage for teen-agers: An anthology of non-royalty one-act comedies.” Appeared originally in the monthly issues of “Plays” the drama magazine for young people. 812 M6477 Reporter scoops the opposition. 173172 1989 Snoops T Reporter. Micki and Chance learn a model's disappearance and a reporter's murder are linked to South American power struggle 173173 1999 Snoops: Grinch, The T Episode #9. 12-12-1999 News Media. Reporter (Emily Kuroda). 173174 2004 Snow N Pamuk, Orhan Journalist Kerim "Ka" Alakusoghlu, 42, unmarried Istanbul native who for 12 years lived as a political exile in Germany, comes to Kars, which he briefly visited 20 years ago, in order to investigate and report. Works for a friend's newspaper and in Istanbul to report on a local epidemic of suicide among young woman and to look up a university classmate, a beautiful woman separated from her husband. 173175 2004 Snow MT TV News Reporter (Jenny Kim). 173176 2004 Snow N Pamk, Orhan Journalist Ka, a 42-year-old, unmarried Istanbul native who for 12 years has lived as a political exile in Germany, comes to Kars, which he briefly visited 20 years ago, in order to investigate and report on, for a friend’s newspaper, a local epidemic of suicide among young women and to look up a university classmate, a beautiful woman who, he has learned, is separated form her husband, another old acquaintance who is running for mayor. Ka is given access to a succession of local viewpoints ranging from that of the deputy governor and the benign religious teacher. On his first day in Kars, the reporter witnesses the assassination of an education official who has forbidden head scarves. 173177 1997 Snow Angel N Racina, Thom TV Reporter Julia Larson, star television reporter After famous television reporter Julia Larson's parents are killed, their neighbor, business associate and good friend is accused of the crime. Julia sets out to defend him 173178 1953 Snow Business C Radio Reporter (Mel Blanc - Voice). During a fierce blizzard, Granny fumes at a highway patrolman about her inability to get to her snowbound cabin in the mountains where her pets Tweety and Sylvester are. The pair hear a radio report that they may be strained for six weeks without suitable food. Sylvester Cat and Tweety Bird are snowbound in a mountain cabin, and through Tweety has lots of bird seed, Sylvester will starve unless he can cook the unsuspecting Tweety. 173179 1969 Snow Country M AFI-Authors Writer 173180 2000 Snow Day M TV Newscaster Phyllis (Andrea Engel). Editor (Bob Chomyn). 173181 2002 Snow Dogs M News Media. Arctic Challenge TV Reporter (Alison Matthews) 173182 1998 Snow Falling on Cedars M DVD -R HQ 4997, 4998, 4996. DVD Editor Ethan Hawke is a painfully earnest editor who sits on a story that could free his romantic rival from a murder rap. Reporter (Jay Brazeau) Reporter (Tom Scholte). 173183 1995 Snow Falling on Cedars N Guterson, David Reporter (Tim Burd). 173184 2002 Snow Garden, The: Novel, A N Rice, Christopher Student Reporter Tim is a gay muckraker for the campus newspaper. Man interested in finding out if a professor is responsible for his wife's murder sleeps with Tim to learn more about the professor. 173185 1938 Snow Gets In Your Eyes M DVD -R HQ 8314 Short New York Dispatch - Racing Section Headline: Indoor Ski Meet and Carnival Event Today. City Stores to View for Championship in Winter Sports Event. They turn up at the television station and she finally decides to do a story on Earl and his list to get him out of her hair. Earl's brother tries to outdo Earl with disastrous results. 173186 2006 Snow Is My Favorite and My Best NJ Child, Lauren Weatherman has predicted snow and Lola absolutely cannot wait. She just loves snow. 173187 2002 Snow Storm N Alger, Mike TV Weatherman Greg O'Brien, KTGX's meteorologist is having one of those days. An internationally feared assassin wants him dead. What do you do when the forecast for your neighborhood TV weatherman looks like murder? 173188 1888 Snow-Bound: Winter Idyll, To The Memory of the Household It Describes, A PO MLPL Whittier, John Greenleaf In "Poetical Works of John Greenleaf Whittier, The." Newsboy. "At last the floundering carrier bore The village paper to our door. Lo! Broadening outward as we read, To warmer zones the horizon spread. "Its monthly gauge of snow and rain, Its record, mingling in a breath The wedding knell and dirge of death;" "We felt the stir of hall and street, The pulse of life that round us beat; The chill embargo of the snow Was melted in the genial glow; Wide swung again our ice-locked door, And all the world was ours once more!" 173189 1960 Snowball M Editor (Eric Pohlmann) 173190 2007 Snowball in Hell NR Lanyon, Josh Gay Journalist Nathan Doyle has just returned home from North Africa in 1943 and the world is at war. He is still recovering from wounds received in the Western Desert Campaign when he’s asked to cover the murder of a society blackmailer. Lt. Matthew Spain of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) homicide squad hates the holidays since the death of his beloved wife a few months earlier, and this year isn’t looking much cheerier what with the threat of attack by the Japanese and a high-profile homicide investigation. Matt likes Nathan -- maybe too much. If only he didn’t suspect that Nathan had every reason to commit murder. 173191 2000 Snowbound With Love N Wootson, Alice Journalist Charlotte Thompson has had a run of unfortunate incidents in both her personal and professional lives. She is leaving an assignment in the Poconos when a massive snowstorm hits the area. She decides to go home to Philadelphia as the storm continues. When she and her Geo can no longer make the trip, she ventures down a side road in search of shelter. She is injured in a car accident when her head hits the steering wheel and she is knocked unconscious. She wakes up in the bed of the house's owner, a composer. He has no phone or electricity. She has no clothes and no memory. Widower composer learns to live again and she learns to love. 173192 1994 Snowbound: Jim and Jennifer Stolpa Story, The MT Reporter (Tina Gilbertson) 173193 1991 Snowfire NR OWN - P Pozzessere, Heather Graham Silhouette Intimate Moments #386 Reporter Kristin Kennedy wanted to interview Playwright Justin Magnasun, who hated reporters with a passion. With a past like his, he had good reason. So when the snoopy reporter showed up at his isolated country house in the middle of a blizzard, claiming to be stranded, Justin was not exactly welcoming. Kristin had stumbled across the celebrated recluse purely by accident, but his irrational anger had her fearing for her safety. Yet she felt herself drawn closer to him, dangerously so. And when passion leapt like a flame between them, she couldn’t keep from trying to piece together the puzzle of his past. But that past cast a wintry shadow over their fragile passion -- and threatened Kristin’s very life. 173194 2002 Snowflake Crusade, The M Reporter (Barbara A. Fischer). Entertainment Now Co-Host (Ashley Covington). 173195 1997 Snowflake Wishes N Browne, Lydia Editor Hal Sinclair, a New York City newspaperman, wants the story on a pretty Missouri schoolteacher so he spends most of his time flirting with her -- to the point that people are beginning to talk. Teacher could lose her good reputation to gossip. She's also afraid she might lose her heart to Sinclair. Sinclair is a brash, charming editor of the local paper. 173196 2000 Snowfly, The NM Heywood, Joseph Reporter Bowie Rhodes is a fisherman whose job as a UPI Reporter brings him to such locales as Moscow, Vietnam, Canada and northern Michigan. No one has ever seen the snowfly -- it exists only in myth that Rhodes learned when he was a boy. Snowfly also exists in lost manuscript. Rhodes's hunt for manuscript brings him to extremes of humanity -- jungles of Vietnam, subterfuges of Brezhnev's Soviet Union, poisoned Canadian wasteland of uranium mines and deep into his own heart of darkness. From rural Michigan childhood through career as journalist, fishing guide and outdoors writer, Rhodes obsessed with legend. Working as a reporter in Vietnam, Bowie chances on a book called The Legend of the Snowfly by M.J. Key, then loses it during the Tet offensive. In Moscow, his hunt for the same book makes him a marked man. Bowie's peripatetic existence includes stints as a spy in a Canadian mining town, a drifter in the mountain West and a tremendously successful fly-fishing guide. 173197 1936 Snows of Kilimangaro, The SS Hemingway, Ernest First Published in Esquire, and then republished in “The Fifth Column and the First Forty-Nine Stories” in 1938. Journalist Harry is a failed journalist who preferred the comforts of a gracious life to his job. He gave up to the troubles and is supported only by the money of his wife, who he does not even love. During a hike on the Kilimangaro, Harry hurts himself, but considering the wound a minor thing, he does not treat it. The scratch becomes an infection, then turns gangrenous and Harry is going to die a slow death. This loss of physical capability causes him to look inside himself -- at his memories of the past years and how little he has actually accomplished in his writing. He realizes that although he has seen and experienced many wonderful and astonishing things during his life, he had never made a record of the events. His status as a writer is contradicted by his reluctance to actually write. He also quarrels with the woman with him, blaming her for his living decadently and forgetting his failure to write of what really matters to him, namely his experiences among the poor and “interesting” people, not the predictable upper class crowd he has fallen in with lately. Thus he dies, having lived through so much and yet having lived only for the moment, with no regard to the future. In a dream he sees a plane coming to get him and take him to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro. 173198 1953 Snows of Kilimanjaro, The M Writer who once worked for Chicago Tribune (Gregory Peck) lays dying in Africa 173199 2005 Snuff-Movie M Interviewer (Nick Broomfield). 173200 2003 Snurre Snups sondagsklub TF Denmark Series. Child Reporters (Quais Dunaishjo, Shagoofa Saher). Photographer Jacob Holdt (Himself). 173201 1985 Snutliv M Photographer (Janne Wallin). 173202 1987 Snyder's Walk NM OWN - P Morgan, Thomas B. Correspondent Jack Snyder, star correspondent for America's top weekly magazine 173203 2004 So 5 Minutes Ago (aka So Five Minutes Ago) N De Vries, Hillary Public Relations Practitioner Alex Davidson is a celebrity PR representative who finds her glamorous job anything but -- and when a rival agency buys her firm, she might not have the job for long. 173204 1946 So Dark the Night M Newspaperwoman (Adrienne D'Ambricourt). 173205 1993 So Far From God: Novel, A N Castillo, Ana TV Reporter Esperanza disappears during the Gulf War. She is one of four unusual girls raised by their mother who tend to rise from adversity only to find disaster. It is the mystical and magical story of a contemporary Chicana family in the village of Tom, New Mexico. The youngest is dead at 3 and comes back to life but is unable to bear the smell of human beings. Another is promiscuous and is mutilated and left for dead but makes a miraculous recovery although her life will be cut short by passion. The third almost loses her mind. 173206 2005 So Fly N Wasfie, Giselle Zado Music Journalist Sophie is plucky and ambitious and graduates from the University of Michigan in 1998. All she knows is that she loves writing and music. So she goes to New York and gets a job at Boldly Beautiful Magazine, which has her writing saccharine "what-brought-us-back-together tales." She then gets a job at BeatMaker, where she soon infiltrates the male-dominated world of hip-hop. She goes from a romance with a fellow hip-hop fan to an affair with a budding hip-hop star known to the world as Ferocious and to his mother as Ernest. 173207 1993 So I Married an Axe Murderer M DVD -R HQ 6829, 6830 Tabloid. Current Affair Anchorwoman Maureen O'Boyle. Current Affair Reporter Steve Dunleavy. San Francisco Globe Obit Employees (Michael Richards, Michael G. Hagerty as Frank). 173208 1965 So I'm Not Lady Chatterley So Better I Should Know It Now SS MLPL Sara (Sally Blake) Reporter. Dolly, young, single, lives with parents, sensitive, competent. Reporter for UP, Boston, later becomes reporter in New York. Woman concerned with career and family worried she won't marry (Born) Story most concerned with her search for her identity -- who she is? (Born) 173209 1943 So Little Time N OWN - H Marquand, John P. Newspaperman Jeffrey Wilson, aviator in World War I and then a newspaperman. 173210 2006 So Little Time N Lacy, Al and JoAnna Former Reporter Karen Kingsbury of the Los Angeles Times and Los Angeles Daily News is now an award-winning author who lives with her husband and six children in Washington state. 173211 2001 So Little Time: Siblings in the City T SVD 1099 Episode School Columnist Chloe becomes dating-relationship columnist for the school newspaper and writes about family members trying to get dates 173212 2003 So Long Simpson, Texas N Woodard, Ken TV Weatherman's jaw is broken by man who got a job at the TV station and is fired for fighting. It is 1956. The man's long-time friend and Ol' Mac, TV station handyman, quit their jobs in protest and the jobless trio hit the road in search of fame, fortune, women, the meaning of life and the next meal. 173213 2007 So Long, Jackie Robinson NJ Russell, Nancy Cub Reporter Dewey is trying to make a name for himself by telling Jackie Robinson's story. It's the summer of 1946 in Montreal, Quebec and a 12-year-old stumbles across Delorimier Downs, home of baseball's Montreal Royals. The team's star player is Jackie Robinson. 173214 2009 So Not Happening NJ Jones, Jenny B. #1 Charmed Life Series High School Newspaper Reporter Bella Kirkwood is a New Yorker, a high school socialite who begrudgingly lands in Oklahoma after her mother “got traded in for a newer model” and marries a man who earns his living manufacturing feminine products in rural Oklahoma. She is used to high society parties and shopping sprees. Bella Kirkwood had it all: A-list friends at her prestigious private school, Broadway in her backyard, and Daddy’s MasterCard in her wallet. Then her father, a plastic surgeon to the stars, decided to trade her mother in for a newer model. When Bella’s mom -- New York’s social darling Isabella Kirkwood -- falls ion love with a man she met on the Internet -- a factory worker with two bratty sons -- Bella has to pack up and move in with her new family on a farm in Truman, Oklahoma. Forced to trade her uber-trendy NYUC lifestyle for her down-home charm, Bella feels like a pair of Rock & Republic jeans in a sea of Wranglers. Bella feels like “a fish out of water...a Jimmy Choo in a sea of Payless BOGOs” in her new home, living in a house where “1970 came for a visit, threw up, and never left.” Still, her days are anything for bull. At least some of the people in her new high school are pretty cool. Especially the hunky football player who invites her to lunch. And maybe even the annoying, but kinda hot editor of the school newspaper. Once she joins the school newspaper and gets wind of a story involving a football scandal, she puts herself in danger trying to scoop her condescending, but cute editor. Before long, Bella smells something rotten in the town of Truman, and it’s not just the cow pasture. With her savvy reporter’s instincts, she is determined to find the story behind all the secrets. How can a girl go on when her charmed life is gone and God appears to be giving her the total smackdown? 173215 2006 So NoTORIous: Charitable T Episode #8. 5-7-2006. Reality Show. Publicist Cheryl (Sirena Irwin) for Tori Spelling (Herself). 173216 2006 So NoTORIous: Cursed T DVD -R HQ 5955 Episode #6. 4-23-2006 Fashion Magazine picks Tori Spelling (Herself) as worst-dressed. After having some bad luck, Tori begins to believe that she has been cursed. 173217 2003 So Por Acaso MTF Reporter (Miguel Franco de Andrade). 173218 1990 So Proudly We Hail MT TV Newscaster (Cathy Jo Cooke) 173219 1939 So Stands the Rock N OWN - H - GPL Downes, Anne Miller Editor in Vermont has a bad marriage with a wife who loves money 173220 2006 So Super Stylish N Wilkins, Rose Tabloids and Paparazzi. Stylish, yet down-to-earth Octavia Clairbrook-Cleeve is back and she’s left her old high school of glitz and glamour behind. But even though she’s in a “normal” high school, she just can’t seem to shake the scandal and paparazzi that seem to follow her and her TV star mother everywhere. Now ensconced in public school, the teen must make a tabloid appearance in order to salvage her sitcom star-mom’s reputation, but in doing so may have to sacrifice her own friends and her own romance. 173221 1955 So This Is Paris M Photographer (Victor Desny). 173222 1943 So This Is Washington M DVD -R HQ 2847, 2801 Rogers, Roswell, Edward James (Story). Leonard Praskins, Rogers (Screenplay) Ness Book - Lum 'n' Abner Radio Series Columnist Robert Blevins (Roger Clark) for The Clarion help two folksy heroes from his home town who are in the nation's capital with an invention for synthetic rubber to aid the war effort. The two can't find a room during housing shortage. They met up with Blevins, Washington D.C. reporter, who is romancing the secretary of official in charge of soliciting new inventions. She objects to Blevins' attacks on her boss in his columns. Two heroes offer advice to Congressman they meet in a park. The two find themselves dubbed as "Solomons" with line of legislators forming in park to seek advice. They finally connect with secretary's boss and sell him on their invention. During demonstration, Abner hit on head and loses memory which the press decides is major story. Goes home and gets back memory. Columnist and secretary tell them material does not work as synthetic rubber but is an excellent covering for landing fields. 173223 1955 So Tiberius.... N Mannin, E. Press 173224 2000 So Weird: Fall T SVD 1429 Episode #214 Reporter harasses Ned's childhood friend about an accident that happened years earlier. 173225 1948 So Well Remembered M DVD -R HQ 2745, 2746. SVD 1349 Hilton, James (Novel). John Paxton (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor George (John Mills) of The Browdley and District Guardian supports appointment of a woman as town librarian even though her father has prison record. She marries him after her father is killed in a car accident she helps bring about. Wife encourages editor to run for Parliament but tries to stop him from supporting local mill workers fighting for better housing conditions. He ignores warnings about possible epidemic and when outbreak occurs he resigns from running for Parliament. After their infant son dies of diphtheria, wife leaves editor. Following death of her second husband, she returns to town with grown son. Lad falls in love with orphaned girl editor has adopted. Editor helps young lovers while settling old score with his wife. 173226 1940 So You Won't Talk M Book Reviewer-novelist (Joe E. Brown) is fired, mixed up with look-alike con 173227 1996 So, Tell Me About Superboy CB Superboy #32 Reporter Amanda Spence talks to Tana about Superboy and they get back together. Daily Planet Reporter Clark Kent. 173228 1942 So's Your Aunt Emma (aka Meet the Mob) M Reporter Terry Connors (Roger Pryor), Globe-Register Reporter. Evans, Globe-Register Editor (Dick Elliott). 173229 1958 Soang' die Sterne gluh'n MF Reporter (Edi Finger) 173230 1999 Soap Fever: DT Episode #4. 9-19-1999 Reporter Tricia Penrose. Presenters Jenny Powell, Emma Kennedy, Liza Tarbuck, Denise Welch, Announcer (Ed Hall). 173231 1918 Soap Girl, The M PR - AFI-Magazines/Publicity Public Relations 173232 1973 Soap Opera in Stockwell T UK. Series Reporter (Tony Robinson). 173233 1982 Soap World T Magazine Reporters (Chantal Westerman and Richard Bey) 173234 1981 Soap: T Episode. 3-23-1981. Season #4. Episode #14 News Media. Reporter #2 (Howard George). 173235 1991 Soapdish M L Entertainment Journalism. ET Interviewer Leeza Gibbons 173236 1931 Sob Sister M Gilman, Mildred (Novel). Edwin Burke (Screenplay) Ness Book Sob Sister Jane Ray (Linda Watkins) is becoming increasingly disillusioned with her job on a New York tabloid. She meets a reporter for a respectable newspaper, Garry Webster (James Dunn) at a party They spend the night together, but are interrupted when they are each assigned to cover a story on a poet who killed his married lover and then himself. City Editor Baker (Charles Middleton). New York Times, 10/3/31: "Without losing the glamour, the hard surface brilliance and the healthy wit that the world associates with the men and women who write its news….The reporter has seldom been caught so accurately or so humanly." 173237 1931 Sob Sister N OWN - H Gilman, Mildred Girl Reporter Jane Ray, hard-boiled girl reporter is very successful. Rival with Garry Webster, reporter for a competing paper. Falls in love with Garry, is kidnapped and re-united with him. Finally marries him. Jane Ray, a New York sob sister, goes through the usual trials of having to write for the sensational press. Too much blood and thunder, said one critic. 173238 1914 Sob Sister, The M Ness Book Sob Sister is a reporter for the Times, aids a runaway girl who is about to become the subject of undesirable publicity. Girl is the daughter of the managing editor. She's being exploited by a fight referee who wants revenge against the paper because he was shown up by the sports editor. Managing editor discovers the truth before any damage is done. Film includes early views of the operations of a paper including the composing room and linotype machines. 173239 1925 Sob Sister, The P MLPL Dickey, P. and B. Index-One Act, 1924-31 Sob Sister 173240 2008 SoCal Connected DT Correspondent Angie Crouch. 173241 1967 Soccer DT Series. 4-16-1967 to 6-8-1980. CBS, ABC. Sportscasters Jack Whitaker (1967-1968), Danny Blanchflower (1967), Mario Machado (1968), Jim McKay (at least 1979), Paul Gardner (at least 1979), Verne Lundquist (at least 1979). 173242 1999 Soccer Dog: Movie, The M Reporter (Carrie Genzel) 173243 2004 Soccer Night DT Reporter Gabriel Clarke. Commentators Jon Champion, Peter Drury, Clive Tyldesley. Presenters Gabby Logan, Angus Scott, Matt Smith. Pundits Robbie Earle, Ally McCooist, Andy Townsend. 173244 1998 Soccer Scoop: Who's Making a Fool of MAC? NJ Christopher, Matt #1 Sports Writer for Kids Staff School Newspaper Cartoonist creates a new comic strip that caricatures Mac, the goalie for the Cougars soccer team and his performance on and off the field. He's determined to find out who is responsible. The cartoon makes fun of Mac's tendency to talk a lot, his "motor mouth." 173245 1962 Socia de alcoba MF Argentina/Brazil. Photographer (Alberto Dalbes). 173246 1903 Sociable Ghost, The: Being the Adventures of a Reporter. Written Down by Olive Harper and Another N USC D'Apery, Helen (Burrell) Newspaperman. Fantasy about a male reporter. 173247 1918 Social Ambition M AFI-Playwrights Writer 173248 1926 Social Highwayman, The M Zanuck, Darryl Francis (Story). Edward T. Lowe, Jr., Philip Klein (Adaptation). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter "Jay Walker, Reporter" (John Patrick) for The Magnolia News is looking for a notorious bandit. Paper has criticized the administration for not catching the bandit, so the cub is ordered to do so himself or he will be fired. After being held up by the bandit, disguised as a gypsy woman, the cub is ridiculed by his fellow newsmen and told not to return until he has captured the thief. Cub Reporter meets the crook who is now disguised as a medicine man and to impress him, the cub claims to be the highwayman. He tries to rove it by holding up a woman who turns out to be the niece of his publisher. Cub Reporter accidentally rescues baby from bank safe, before finally cornering real bandit aboard train. Escaped convict identifies real crook, but when two of them leap from train, they end up back in prison. Editor (James Gordon). New York Times, 6/15/26: "In the introductory episode there is the office of The Magnolia News, the editorial rooms of which will seem queer to those not accustomed to seeing parrots in such places." 173249 1916 Social Secretary, The M Press 173250 1996 Social Smarts: Manners for Today’s Kids NJ James, Elizabeth and Carol Barkin. Martha Weston (Illustrator) Advice Columnist K.T. (”Knows The” ) Answers, an etiquette advice columnist, responds to letters from two eighth graders. 173251 2003 Socialdemokraternes kongres TF Denmark Reporters (Henning Olsson, Bent Stuckert -- Themselves). 173252 1920 Society Column, The P MLPL Payson, Stella T. Index-One Act, 1900-1923 Society Columnist 173253 1935 Society Doctor M Reporter Hardy (Johnny Hines). Reporter Albright (Bobby Watson). Photographer (Brooks Benedict). 173254 1938 Society Editor N Welshimer, Helen Society Editor 173255 1906 Society Editor SS White, William Allen Society Editor. Hard-working Miss Larrabee is lionized. Society editor is single, young, industrious and practical, respected by other employees, strong professional pride. Somewhat ridiculous figure, contempt for women interests, is admired for her male-like qualities (Born) Story ridicules women reporters. Quite job to search for a husband (Born) 173256 1932 Society Editor: Newspaper Mystery Story, A NM OWN - H Beck, Henry Charlton Newspaper. Story centers around the society desk on a daily paper 173257 1919 Society Exile, A M AFI-Novelists/Playwrights Writer 173258 1939 Society Lawyer M DVD -R HQ 2299, 2284 City Editor (Joseph Crehan). Photographer (Lester Dorr). Opens in the city room. Newspaper Printing Foreman (Ferris Taylor). 173259 1939 Society of the Singing Death SM Bryne, Leon Dime Mystery Magazine, Feb. 1939 Newspaperwoman June Lawrence, secretary, had newspaper training. Possessed the quick, incisive mind of a newswoman, she also knew how to take exact and expert care of the detectives' clipping file, his morgue. 173260 1965 Society Page P MLPL Allred, J-P. Allred - (Play Index, 1961-67) Play Index, 1961-67 Society Page 173261 1939 Society Smugglers M Radio Announcer (Douglas Evans). Photographer (Allen Fox). Newsboy (Frank Bischell). 173262 1917 Society's Driftwood M AFI-Reporters Reporter Tison Grant (Charles West) marries a woman seeking revenge against a judge. He tries to expose the judge not realizing the judge is his brother. 173263 1990 Sock to the System, A M TV Anchor (Sheila Stainbeck) 173264 1969 Socrate, Le M AFI-Journalists/Publicity Journalist 173265 1935 Socrates M Photographers (Dick Elliott, Harry Harvey Jack Gardner, Gene Morgan) 173266 1999 Sofaraekken TF Series Film Critic (Ulrich Breuning). 173267 1964 Soferina, I MF Photographer (Giorgos Velenjas). 173268 2000 Sofia - fodt 1901 C Short Radio Reporter (Thomas Mork - Voice) interviews 100-year-old woman on her life story. 173269 2009 Soft Focus NR MacLeod, Reno and Jaye Valentine Gay Freelance Photographer Ethan Bouwer has always been the adventurous sort. As a freelance nature photographer, he travels the globe and writes erotica on the side whenever things get a bit slow. Hunting for a topic for his next writing project, he stumbles upon a man named David Turner and the taboo world of BDSM. His curiosity piqued, Ethan discovers that Turner and his beautiful partner Kiyoshi are coming to town for a convention. Ethan makes arrangements for them to meet, but little does Ethan know that he is about to embark on a safari into a world more wild and untamed than anything he has ever encountered before. 173270 2005 Soft Money M News Media. TV Anchorman (John Squire). Reporter (Carli Kirby). Reporter (Alan Baxter). 173271 1964 Soft Skin, The M AFI-Editors Editor 173272 2005 Soft Target M Reporter (Carlos Del Valle). 173273 1979 Soft Targets NSF OWN - P Ing, Dean Journalists launch a campaign to ridicule international terrorists. 173274 2004 Soft Targets (Part Four of Four) CB Gotham Central #15 TV Reporter Angie Molina is missing and the Gotham Central Detectives continue questioning the Joker to find out where she is. A police lieutenant beats Joker severely until Joker turns the tables and kills him and several officers. He is gunned down and two detectives discover that Molina is strapped to a bomb. While one tries to defuse the bomb, Batman shows up. One of the detectives is seriously injured when the bomb explodes. Reporter Simon Lippman. 173275 2004 Soft Targets (Part Three of Four) CB Gotham Central #14 TV Reporter Angie Molina. Reporter Simon Lippman. The Joker gets himself arrested for the murders. 173276 2004 Soft Targets (Part Two of Four) CB Gotham Central #13 TV Reporter Angie Molina. Reporter Simon Lippman. Word gets out that the Joker is behind the killing of the mayor and others. TV Newscasters start harassing the M.C.U. Joker teases the detectives with a live web-cam and a countdown to the next sniper attack. 173277 1966 Softly Softly: Blind Man's Bluff T UK. Episode #14. 4-6-1966 Photographer (Ronald Gough). 173278 1970 Softly Softly: Standing Orders T Episode #128. 1-15-1970 TV Interviewer (Brian Spink). 173279 1970 Softly Softly: Sweet Are the Uses of Adversity T Episode #149. 12-0-1970 Reporter (Brian Walton). 173280 1995 Sogrim Shavua TF Israel Columnist Parshat HaShavua (1996). Hosts Yair Lapid (1995-1996), Amnon Levi (1996-). 173281 1965 Sokakta kan vardi MF Turkey Journalist 173282 1935 Sokrovishcha pogibshego korablya MF Soviet Union Reporter (Andrei Kostrichkin). 173283 1999 Sol Bianca: Legacy, The C Reporter (Kirk Thornton - Voice). 173284 1958 Solang' die Stgerne gluh'n M Reporter Conny Meister (Gerhard Riedmann). 173285 1990 Solar Crisis M Correspondent (Saida Pagan) 173286 2008 Solar Flare M TV Anchor (Anne Marie Howard). 173287 2005 Solar Strike M News Media. Reporters (Christine Diakos, Bill Hall). 173288 1986 Solaris TV - der freundliche Sender im All. Roman zur Fernsehserie N Moorse, George; Biberti, Ilse Germany TV Journalist 173289 1917 Sold at Auction M AFI-Reporters Reporter Hal Norris (Frank Mayo) helps a woman abandoned by her father. White slavers involved. 173290 2009 Soldado Perez, El MF Mexico News Correspondent (Michelle Marie Benoit). Mexican crime lord if forced by his mother to plan a suicidal rescue mission to find his lost brother in the most unexpected place on Earth. 173291 2003 Soldados de Salamina (aka Soldiers of Salaminas) MF Trueba, David Spain Journalist-Writer Lola reacts with exasperation and disdain when asked to write an article inspired by the Spanish Civil War for the newspaper where she works. As she digs deeper and deeper into the story, she finds out about the truth about what happened 173292 1960 Soldatensender Calais N Mohr, Michael (= Johannes Mario Simmel) Austria Radio Journalist 173293 1937 Soldier and the Lady, The M DVD -R HQ 7499, 7500 Verne, Jules (Novel -- "Michel Strogoff"). Mortimer Offner, Anthony Veiller (Screenplay). Ness Book - In Verne's original novel, rival reporters are British and French. War Correspondents Mount (Eric Blore) and Packer (Edward Brophy), one for the London Daily Telegram, the other for the Cleveland Chronicle. Captured while covering a battle, allowed to go free and disappear from the film. 173294 1995 Soldier Boyz M CNN Reporter (Hillary Matthews) 173295 1955 Soldier of Fortune M SVD 533 Photojournalist's wife (Susan Hayward) turns to a gunrunner for help when her husband is taken captive in the Far East. Clark Gable 173296 1894 Soldier of Fortune, A N USC Meade, L.T. (Smith, E.T.) Three Volumes. Press. John Henry Smith. Basil Daintree writes for Critic, Fleet Street Magazine and Tower Journal. They start a weekly paper of their own, The Eagle 173297 1997 Soldier of Fortune, Inc.: Collateral Damage T Episode #7. 11-8-1997 Photographer (Wendy Alane Wright). 173298 1970 Soldier of the Revolution, A N MLPL Just, Ward News Media 173299 1991 Soldier Soldier: Dirty Work T Episode #3. Reporter (Alan Turton). 173300 1995 Soldier Soldier: War Path T Episode #68. Newsreader (Mary Nightingale). 173301 1964 Soldier, Ask Not SSF GPL Dickson, Gordon R. In "Hugo Winners, The: 1965 23rd Convention, London." Newsman Narrator: Tam Olyn, newsman. Interworld News Network representative. Correspondent. 173302 1992 Soldier, Soldiere: Lost and Found T Episode #13. Journalist Feng (Robin Shou). 173303 2006 Soldier's Christmas, A MT TV News Reporter Joe Storm (Philip White) is mysteriously transported from his back yard to a battlefield in Afghanistan on Christmas Eve. TV News Announcer (D'Andria Banks). 173304 2003 Soldier's Girl MT TV News Anchor (J.C. Kenny). 173305 2008 Soldier’s Heart M TV Reporter (Marin Gazzaniga). Documentary Director (Michael Aronov). Documentary Assistant (Katy Downing). Vietnam veteran must overcome personal and professional obstacles while dealing with memories of the war. 173306 1915 Soldier's Oath, A M AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Correspondent Lazare (H.J. Herbert) is a corrupt war correspondent who steals jewels given to a soldier by a dying colleague. He also kills the wife of the colleague while stealing the jewels and later poses as a count to seduce their daughter. 173307 1943 Soldiers of the Press: Bombers Over Haiphong R DVD 17207 (10 Episodes) Episode War Correspondent 173308 1943 Soldiers of the Press: Frank Hewlett with Allied Forces R CD11 - Wells. DVD 17207 (10 Episodes) Episode. War Correspondent Frank Hewlett with Allied Forces 173309 1943 Soldiers of the Press: Henry Disher R DVD 17207 (10 Episodes) Episode War Correspondent Henry Disher 173310 1943 Soldiers of the Press: Henry Gorrell R DVD 17207 (10 Episodes) Episode War Correspondent Henry Gorrell 173311 1943 Soldiers of the Press: Joe James Custer R DVD 17207 (10 Episodes) Episode War Correspondent Joe James Custer 173312 1943 Soldiers of the Press: Ned Russell R DVD 17207 (10 Episodes) Episode War Correspondent Ned Russell 173313 1943 Soldiers of the Press: Richard McMillan R DVD 17207 (10 Episodes) Episode War Correspondent Richard McMillan 173314 1943 Soldiers of the Press: Robert Bellaire R DVD 17207 (10 Episodes) Episode War Correspondent Robert Bellaire 173315 1943 Soldiers of the Press: Robert Martin Rides With Bombers R CD11 - Wells. DVD 17207 (10 Episodes) Episode War Correspondent Robert Martin 173316 1943 Soldiers of the Press: Robert Miller R DVD 17207 (10 Episodes) Episode War Correspondent Robert Miller 173317 1943 Soldiers of the Press: William Tyree R DVD 17207 (10 Episodes) Episode War Correspondent William Tyree 173318 2004 Soldiers' Secrets DT Short Interviewer Peter Wraight (Voice). 173319 1996 Soldiers’ Voice: Story of Ernie Pyle, The D O’Connor, Barbara War Correspondent and Columnist Ernie Pyle was a newspaper journalist whose friendly, down-home writing style carried him from the first aviation column ever written to years of one-of-a-kind travel columns during the 1930s, and finally to international renown as the voice of the American soldiers fighting in World War II. He was the only correspondent to live right alongside the troops and he portrayed for Americans how their soldiers lived, fought and died. The 1944 Pulitzer Prize winning syndicated columnist was noted for his casual, folksy way of telling stories. 173320 1997 Sole Survivor NM OWN - H Koontz, Dean Crime Reporter Joe Carpenter for the Los Angeles Post 173321 1967 Soleil des voyous, Le MF France News Media. TV Journalist (Maurice Seveno). 173322 1975 Solemn High Murder NM OWN - H Byfield, Barbara Ninde-Frank Tedeschi Photographer Helen Bullock helps Simon Bede and ends up sleeping with him. Bullock is a feisty photographer with a pleasant face and sensational legs. Bede is sent to the church of St. Jude the Martyr in New York to offer the vicar an important appointment in England -- but within 24 hours the vicar is dead. Helen helps Simon discover a strange connection with a sensational semi-pornographic novel. Bede, who admits to being "openly fascinated" with sex magazines, had bought his own copy of the novel, Black Mass, and found it "absolutely fascinating drivel." 173323 2003 Solid Air M Interviewers. Interviewer 1 (Patrick Hannaway). Interviewer 2 (Dave Anderson). 173324 1956 Solid Gold Cadillac, The M Newscaster Bill Parker (Jack Latham). Lady Commentator (Madge Blake). Advertising Man (Oliver Cliff). 173325 2002 Solino MF Germany Journalist (Andreas Thiel). 173326 1984 Solo M News Media. TV Newsman (Bob Schildmeyer). News Reporter (Leon Jones). 173327 1990 Solo de Violino MF Journalist (Cesario Borga). 2nd Journalist (Eric Bairrao Ruivo). 3rd Journalist (Pedro Barroso). 173328 2005 Solo ida DF Spain. Short Interviewer Manuel Soubies. 173329 1937 Solo Job N Gallico, Paul Reporter Sally "Sherlock" Holmes, New York Standard reporter who says she's not just a girl, she's a reporter. 173330 2008 Soloist, The M DVD -R HQ 11709, 11710 Based on Columnist Steve Lopez’ book. Columnist Steve Lopez (Robert Downey) of the Los Angeles Times changed by meeting a schizophrenic violin prodigy on the streets of Los Angeles. Schizophrenic Nathaniel Ayers (Jamie Foxx), a homeless musician of Los Angeles’ Skid Row dreams of playing at the Walt Disney Concert Hall. By chance, he meets newspaper journalist Lopez who tries to help this man get back on his feet to make his dreams come true. New Editor (Troy Blendell). Los Angeles Times staff member (Kimberly Bishop). Editor (Paul Norwood). Steve Lopez hasn’t had a good story in a while and the newspaper where he works is laying off journalists due to failing circulation. He has been looking for a story in all the wrong places when he happens upon the homeless violinist playing beautifully with only two strings. Ayers was a former Juilliard student who begins to trust Lopez, and a friendship grows, but not necessarily to the benefit of either. Whiel Lopez’s intention is to help Ayers, he isn’t sure that he has in the end. 173331 2007 Soloist, The N Lopez, Steve Columnist Steve Lopez of the Los Angeles Times changed by meeting a schizophrenic violin prodigy on the streets of Los Angeles. A story of friendship. 173332 2009 Solomon Scandals, The N Rothman, David H. Reporter Jonathan “Jon” Stone of the Washington Telegram lives through it all -- a Gossip Columnist’s suicide, the death of a shark-like editor in a carb bombing, CIA skullduggery, hundreds dead in a fallen IRS building, corruption and blackmail from the Oval office, DC-quirky sex scandals. Then one day, Stone forsakes Washington for Hollywood to write history disguised as conspiracy movies. The story is told in the form of Stone’s newspaper memoirs discovered by a multiracial great-grandniece, Rebecca Kitiona-Fenton, PhD of the Institute for the Study of Pervirtual media. In the 1970s, Jon Stone investigates a major campaign contributor to the President and also a close friend of Stone’s editor, George McWilliams. The contributor is Seymour Solomon, a real estate tycoon who leases acres of office space to the federal government. Stone discovers he stinted on construction of a rickety complex on the Potomac River and the reporter risks his career to try to get the story into the Washington Telegram. Along the way he is aided by a female medieval studies major trapped within the bureaucracy at the General Services Administration, the agency Solomon has bought off. The building collapses. Stone wants to know if Editor McWilliams has any connection with it beyond his social ties with Solomon. And what about Stone’s friend, Wendy Blevin, the Vassar-educated Gossip Columnist? Is her romantic life in some way linked to the building and the scandals behind it? In his investigation, Stone must struggle with resistance from his own father, Herbert Stone who works for a PR and lobbying firm representing a bank that has financed Solomon’s projects. Stone sees the Jewish tycoon as a pillar of the local and national Jewish communities. Remembering the era of Gentleman Agreements and overt anti-Semitism in America, he worries about the the damage that Jon’s expose might do. Jon, on the other hand, believes that if he protects Solomon for religious reasons, he could unwittingly provide fodder for bigots someday. 173333 1978 Solos en la madrugada MF Female Journalist 173334 1994 Solstice M Radio Newscaster (Jennifer Keiper) 173335 1997 Solution, The M Newscaster (Jean Waller). 173336 1987 Som man ropar MTF Sweden Editor (Percy Brandt). 173337 1998 Somba dos Abutres, A MF Radio Newscaster (Artur Agostinho). 173338 1960 Sombra del caudillo, La MF Reporter (Xavier Loya) 173339 1998 Sombra dos Abutres, A MF Radio Newscasters (Artur Agostinho, Luis Filipe Costa - Voices). 173340 1966 Sombra, the Spider Woman M News Media. Editor J.M. Walker (Gene Roth). Demonstration Reporter (Dick Gordon). Street Photographer Blinky (Ernie Adams). 173341 1960 Some Angry Angel: Mid-Century Faerie Tale, A N USC Condon, Richard Gossip Columnist Don Tiamet, a man who rises from the gutter to become a top-flight New York gossip columnist only to fall back to the gutter and rise again, this time as an advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist. 173342 2008 Some Assembly Required N Bonasia, Lynn Kiele Reporter Rose Nowak heads to the small town of Nauset on Cape Cod after her relationship sours and quickly finds her place in the community, landing a job as a reporter for the local independent weekly. Among the new people the world’s oldest cub reporter meets is a 22-year-old autistic savant whose talent for painting inspires Rose to write a story that gets picked up by USA Today. When a boozy man reads about his nephew in a Florida hospital while recovering from a maritime accident, he becomes determine to get sober, return to Nauset and build a relationship with him. As the town prepares for its tricentennial, Rose and the uncle grow close and the truth about several town secrets are exposed. 173343 1940 Some Call It Murder SM Blassingame, Wyatt (aka William B. Rainey) Black Mask, Jan. 1940, Vol. 22, No. 10, pp. 6-23. Journalist Bishop is a political writer on Southern newspaper. Known as "The Bishop." Sixtyish and peg-legged. First story in the series. 173344 1958 Some Came Running M DVD -R HQ 5007, 5008, 5009. MacLaine Radio Announcer (Elmer Petersen) 173345 2002 Some Days There's Pie N Landis, Catherine E. Reporter Rose, a feisty elderly reporter, rescues woman. Rose is in stubborn denial of lung cancer. 173346 1999 Some Fish Can Fly M Editor (Brian Cole) 173347 1994 Some Folks Call It a Sling Blade M Short that inspired the Oscar-winning feature. Reporter Teresa Tatum (Molly Ringwald) who is young and inexperienced wants to talk to a man who is being released from the criminally insane after spending 25 years there for committing a double murder. The institution’s director isn’t happy she’s a female, but finally lets her talk to him leading her to a darkened room to interview the killer alone. She comes face to face with a man who laments having brutally killed his own mother and her love. The man talks about his life leading up to the crime and the reporter listens in horror. 173348 1967 Some Gorgeous Accident N Kennaway, James Writer David is David Cornwell who under his pseudonym John le Carre, published many novels. Not much journalism. 173349 1993 Some Great Thing N Hill, Lawrence Aspiring Journalist Mahatma Grafton returns to his hometown to begin work at a local newspaper. 173350 1965 Some Interference! P MLPL Miksch, W.F. Play Index, 1961-67 Press 173351 1969 Some Kind of a Nut M VHS 1276 AFI-Television TV 173352 1982 Some Kind of Hero M News Media. Eyewitness News Reporter Sheila Daniels (Caren Kaye). Reporter (Enid Kent) 173353 2006 Some Kind of Justice M News Media. News Reporter Maria (Marlene Villafane). Reporter (Elizabeth Brinkley). Serial killer stalks south central Pennsylvania. 173354 1979 Some Kind of Miracle MT VHS 613 Poor Quality Tape TV Newscaster Joe Dine (David Dukes) in San Francisco and fiancée Maggie Nicoff (Andrea Marcovicci), a newspaper reporter following surfing accident that leaves him paralyzed for life. Emotional and physical shock faced by a TV newscaster He and his fiancé have to adjust to his being in a wheelchair for the rest of his life. 173355 2001 Some Kind of Wonderful NR Freethy, Barbara Investigative Reporter Matt Winters discovers a newborn baby girl on his doorstep and panics. Then he desperately turns to his temptingly pretty neighbor Caitlyn Devereaux for help. After all, women are supposed to know everything about babies. It’s the kind of story Winters writes about -- not the kind he wants to be living. Caitlyn’s natural sensuality intrigues the reporter and her aching vulnerability as he holds the precious bundle piques his curiosity. The wedding gowns she creates are famous for fulfilling every bride’s fantasies, yet she firmly says that marriage and motherhood are not for her. But her kisses suddenly have Matt dreaming of something wonderful -- and soon he’s determined to get this reluctant woman to change her mind. A baby is the last thing hard-driving journalist Matt Winter needs. But when he finds one outside his San Francisco apartment door late one night and it turns out to belong to the sister he hasn’t seen since she was nine, he knows he can’t just abandon the bay. He also knows that he has to find his sister. But he needs help, which comes in the reluctant form of bridal shop owner Caitlyn Devereaux, his neighbor and a woman with sorrows of her own. 173356 1946 Some Like Em Dead SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, March, 1946 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 173357 2006 Some Like It Haute NR Dam, Julie K.L. People Senior Editor Fashion Correspondent Alex Simons for The Weekly Magazine, is a former big-haired Texan, who parlays her acquired fashion apercu into articles for respected London weekly, jetting to Paris each year to report on fashion week. She thought she would never live down her very public, very literal run-in with a six-foot model at the Chanel haute couture show in Paris. Attends an avant-garde show at a trendy new dive and finds a love interest and the hottest new designer. Following her big scoop and her heart sends Alex on a wild goose chase through the streets of Paris and tests her definition of reality. Intrepid heroine finally gets her story. Publicist friend leads her to the week's hottest scoop: a brilliant new designer so shadowy he's vanished altogether. Alex surmounts obstacles to get the guy, the story and the shoes. 173358 1975 Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em: Learning to Drive T Episode #22. 12-225-1975 TV Interviewer (David Jacobs). Cameraman (Michael Angrave). 173359 2006 Some Nerve NR Heller, Jane Entertainment Reporter-Celebrity Journalist Ann Roth is 30 and has one last chance to prove herself. She is different from the other reporters at Famous, the L.A. magazine, where she has her dream job interviewing stars. She values her ethics. She doesn't pick through people's garbage, doesn't print rumor and gossip, doesn't try to pervert the truth. But when her editor tells her she's too nice He says that what he needs is a killer journalist who'll do whatever it takes to get a story, she realizes that she must do something drastic. Of course, her plan backfires. She fails to get an interview with notoriously media-averse actor and gets fired. Her disappointment turns to rage when she learns that the actor knew she had a phobia about flying and insisted on doing the interview on his plane just to get her off his back. She volunteers at a hospital to get the story on the actor. She gets the story. If she writes it, she'll have her job back and prove she's the killer journalist her editor had wanted her to be. But after facing her fear of falling in love, how much is she willing to risk for her career? 173360 1896 Some Newspaper Women ER Winslow, Helen M. Arena, The, XVII, December 1896, p. 127 - Ghiglione Reference Female Journalists 173361 2001 Some Of My Best Friends: Blah, Blah, Blah T Episode #3. 3-12-2001 Gay Magazine Writer Warren Fairbanks (Jason Bateman) needs a roommate desperately to make the rent on a Greenwich Village apartment when his lover leaves him. Frankie is dating a woman whom he is very attracted to, but isn't really interested in what she has to say. Whenever she begins to discuss her feelings, all Frankie hears is "blah, blah, blah." Warren, on the other hand, really enjoys talking with her and sharing emotions. Together, Frankie and Warren make the perfect guy and they decide to split the duties of a boyfriend. Warren gets the deep conversation and Frankie gets to enjoy the "pillow talk." 173362 2001 Some Of My Best Friends: Brief Encounter, A T Episode #4. 3-28-2001 Gay Magazine Writer Warren Fairbanks (Jason Bateman) needs a roommate desperately to make the rent on a Greenwich Village apartment when his lover leaves him. Vern suspects that Frankie may be gay, while Pino thinks Warren has a crush on Frankie. When Pino and Vern insist to Frankie and Warren that all signs point to Frankie being gay and to Warren having a crush on him, the roommates begin to read new meaning into every conversation they have as they dance around the issue. But when Frankie finds some of his expensive underwear missing, he decides it's time to confront Warren. 173363 2001 Some Of My Best Friends: Fight Night T Episode #2. 3-7-2001 Gay Magazine Writer Warren Fairbanks (Jason Bateman) needs a roommate desperately to make the rent on a Greenwich Village apartment when his lover leaves him. Worried that his friends will give him a hard time for having a gay roommate, Frankie attempts to hide the fact by making the apartment look more masculine when his friends come over to watch the fight. He asked Warren to act more heterosexual. Warren doesn’t like it but after meeting Frankie’s scary friends, grudgingly agrees. 173364 2001 Some Of My Best Friends: Marriage Counselor, The T Episode #6. Gay Magazine Writer Warren Fairbanks (Jason Bateman) needs a roommate desperately to make the rent on a Greenwich Village apartment when his lover leaves him. When Connie confides to Warren and Pino that she fears her husband is bored with her in the boudoir, Warren convinces her that she has nothing to worry about if she uses a sexy technique called "the boomerang." But when Connie's new bedroom move makes her husband suspicious that she's been seeing someone on the side, Frankie is beside himself with fear that his parents are going to break up. 173365 2001 Some Of My Best Friends: Pilot T Episode #1. 2-28-2001 Gay Magazine Writer Warren Fairbanks (Jason Bateman) is down-on-his luck, has been laid off from his job as a magazine writer, is two months behind on his rent, and has just been dumped by his roommate of two years. He desperately needs a roommate to help pay the rent on a Greenwich Village apartment. Fairbanks, with the help of his flamboyant best friend, Vern, puts an ad in the paper, “GWM seeks roommate.” Frankie Zito (Danny Nucci), a macho guy from the Bronx, who against the wishes of his parents wants to move out of their house, responds to Warren’s ad. Along with his dim-witted best friend, Pino, Frankie assumes GWM means “Guy With Money.” Vern and Warren meet a string of bad candidates until he winds up with sexy, but straight Frankie, who moves in and worlds collide. Frankie’s parents expect him to take over the family restaurant, but he wants to be in Manhattan to pursue his secret dream of becoming an actor. Thrilled by the prospect of Warren’s place, he punks down his savings, completely unaware that Warren is gay. When each guy’s sexual orientation becomes abundantly clear, it’s too late. Warren has handed over Frankie’s first and last month’s rent to his building manager. So the men agree to an arm wrestling match to decide the situation. Scaring Frankie with a fake flirting maneuver during the match, Warren wins, and Frankie has to move out. But fate intervenes when Warren’s ex, Terry, shows up to retrieve some belongings. eager to make Terry jealous, Warren convinces Frankie to test out his acting abilities by pretending to be his new boyfriend. However, Frankie’s parents unexpectedly arrive during the “act,” and conclude that he’s gay. With an adept assist from Warren after Terry leaves, Frankie reveals to his parents that he has a secret: he’s not gay, but he does want to act instead of taking over the family business. Once the confusion is settled, Warren and Frankie agree to continue as roommates. having already helped each other out a little bit, the two realize that they actually may have more in common than they ever thought possible. 173366 2001 Some Of My Best Friends: Scenes from an Italian Party T Episode #7. Gay Magazine Writer Warren Fairbanks (Jason Bateman) needs a roommate desperately to make the rent on a Greenwich Village apartment when his lover leaves him. When Frankie is looking for the perfect gift for his parents' 25th anniversary, Warren suggests that a big elaborate party would be perfect. Frankie thinks pizza and beer would suit his folks better, but finally Warren wins out and arranges an over-the-top anniversary bash. Unfortunately, everything that can go wrong does, but each of the mishaps that occurs can be swept under the rug -- except for the fight that breaks out between the happy couple when Warren insists that the guests of honor toast each other. Meanwhile, Pino goes out of his way to woo Maryl, unaware that she has a crush on Frankie. 173367 2001 Some Of My Best Friends: Shaggy Dog Story T Episode #5. 4-11-2001 Gay Magazine Writer Warren Fairbanks (Jason Bateman) needs a roommate desperately to make the rent on a Greenwich Village apartment when his lover leaves him. Warren hesitantly agrees to adopt a lost puppy so that Frankie can impress an attractive new tenant in their building. Frankie, however, doesn't realize that the object of his affection thinks that the roommates are actually an adorable "couple" out walking their dog together. Meanwhile, Pino gets up the nerve to ask Meryl out on a date, but his face and arms swell up from his severe allergy to the dog. 173368 1943 Some of the Best M Commentator-Host (Lewis Stone) 173369 2005 Some Other Rainbow DT McCarthy, John and Jill Morrell British TV Journalist John McCarthy was kidnapped in Beirut on April 17, 1986 and remained a hostage for the next five years. During those years he was cut off from everything and everybody he knew and loved, from family and friends. He was also separated from Jill Morrell, the girl he was going to marry. 173370 1957 Some Slips Don't Show NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley (A.A. Fair) Press 173371 1914 Some Steamer Snooping M Ness Book Female Reporter boards a ship to get a story on a Baron's engagement to the daughter of a wealthy manufacturer. Baron then falls for the reporter, but accuses her of just trying to get a story when he discovers her profession. All is resolved and the Baron proposes to the reporter. 173372 1982 Somebody Else's Money N Thomas, D.M. Weinberg List Journalist 173373 1990 Somebody Has To Shoot the Picture MT L. SV 37 Magee, Doug (Teleplay) Ness Book Photojournalist Paul Marish (Roy Scheider) is a burnt-out Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist turned commercial photographer. He's asked by a prisoner to photograph his death by electric chair when a request to televise the execution is denied. Won Pulitzer for photographs he took of the shooting of a female journalist by revolutionary soldiers in Colombia. The woman was also his lover. Negotiations are made to sell photos to Time. Writer Dan Weston (Andre Braghter) works with Marsh. Brother of cop prisoner is accused of killing, commits suicide Weston says, "Jesus what a story." Marsh says, "Murder and suicide, justice and betrayal. Small town shattered by a dark secret that wouldn't go away. Everything you wanted, kid." Marsh interviews the prisoner and gets more involved in the case. While blowing up some of his photos, he discovers evidence that the man is innocent. But he is executed before Marsh can prove it. Marsh doesn't photograph the execution. Instead, he turns his camera on the witnesses. TV Reporter (Marietta Haley). Dan Weston, Time Magazine Reporter (Andre Braugher). 173374 1950 Somebody Knows DR Public Affairs Program. Reward for information. 173375 1956 Somebody Up There Likes Me M DVD -R HQ 3473, 3474. VHS 1310 News Media. Reporters (Robert Gardett, Byron Kane, Len Lesser, Patrick McVey, Andy Savilla). Off-Screen Reporter (Ray Danton - voice). Zale Fight Ringside Reporter (Jeffrey Sayre). Zale Fight Ringside Photographer (Fred Aldrich). TV Sportscaster Harry Wismer (Himself). 173376 1975 Somebody's Somebodies P MLPL Lang, P. Play Index, 1973-77 Press 173377 2009 Someday N Kingsbury, Karen Tabloid rumors talk of trouble and unfaithfulness between Dayne and Katy Matthews as they take on separate movie projects. And then a dramatic tabloid cover photo threatens to destroy everything they’ve worked to build together. Only Dayne knows the truth about the photo, truth that would help Katy believe him. But the truth will also cause devastating damage to the people he loves so dearly -- the Baxter family. Dayne must weigh his decision carefully, but at what price? 173378 1968 Someone M AFI-Photographers Photographer (Joe Caruso). 173379 1951 Someone at the Door M Christie, Major Campbell. Miss Dorothy Campbell Christie (Play). A.R. Rawlinson (Screenplay) Remake of the 1936 film. Ness Book Reporter Ronnie (Michael Medwin) for the Express plans a fake murder so he can get a scoop. Complains that his articles keep getting bumped because of murder stories ("All the editors can think of is murder"). He decides to stage his sister's death and then cash in on the publicity when she turns up in court. After his sister finds stolen jewels hidden in their house, reporter changes his mind and decides to capture the thieves. Actual murder takes place on their property and reporter's sister is kidnapped. Although reporter is arrested for shooting one of the crooks, he uncovers the real killer and gets his story. Reporter appears to be able to do his reporting without leaving his house. 173380 1936 Someone at the Door M UK Only Aspiring Reporter Ronnie Martin (Billie Milton) is penniless so he and his sister Sally Martin (Aileen Marson) move back into their childhood home, a rundown country manor. Their plans to launch his journalistic career by faking her murder go awry when they fall foul of a gang of jewel thieves trying to find the loot stashed somewhere in the house. 173381 1971 Someone Behind the Door (aka Quelqu'un derriere la porter) M VHS 934 News Media 173382 2002 Someone Else's Music N Haddam, Jane Journalist Elizabeth (Liz) Toliver was once too smart and too shy for her own good. Today she's a popular author and an esteemed CNN panelist engaged to a rock star. When she was 17 on a summer night, a practical joke by six female classmates ended with Toliver in a coma, a young boy with his throat slit and unshakeable memories she has never forgotten. Or forgiven. Now 30 years later she's coming home to play catch-up with old friends. Retired chief of the FBI's Behavioral Sciences Unit wants to know what happened that night. Toliver was nailed into an outhouse with more than 20 snakes and she beat herself into a coma trying to escape. Local teenage boy murdered outside. 173383 1976 Someone is Killing the Great Chefs of America NM OWN - P Lyons, Nan and Ivan Magazine. Chef Natasha O'Brien has plans to launch a magazine. 173384 1978 Someone is Watching Me MT SV 151 (3/4s). 154 (final 10 minutes) TV Announcer (Michael Laurence) 173385 2002 Someone Knows N Young, Karen Magazine Editor Valerie Olivier-Long is an award-winning editor who has a secret life. Twenty years earlier, she was Caroline Weston, a scared teenager living with a pimp. When her best friend died in childbirth, Weston took the baby and with the help of a maverick nun, raised the child as her own. But now, Olivier-Long is getting messages from someone who knows who she really is. Worse yet, the stalker is ruthlessly killing people she lives and makes it clear she is the target. Meanwhile, she is mending her relationship with her new boss, Jordan Case, who soon finds himself in the role of her protector as well as her lover. 173386 2001 Someone Like You M VHS 1288 Columnist Jane Goodale (Ashley Judd) writes secret column for single woman that becomes national sensation. Produces popular daytime talk show. Ray (Greg Kinnear) executive producer of program. Liz (Marisa Tomei) works at men's magazine that publishes her anonymous editorial column. Eddie Alden (Hugh Jackman) works on the program. Diane Roberts (Ellen Barkin) talk-show host. Hugh Downs as himself (summing up Goodale's romantic life on New Year's Eve broadcast). 173387 1999 Someone Like You N Thomas, Jacquelin Weinberg List Journalist 173388 1995 Someone to Die For M TV Anchor (James Shavick) 173389 2002 Someone to Kill N Corriher, Kurt Investigative Reporter Judith Lyles and her four-year-old daughter are blown up in their car one windy March morning by a professional assassin. She had made enemies over the years and might have been a target for violence. Her husband, once a highly decorated member of the Special Forces in Vietnam and now the pacific director of athletics for a small North Carolina college is a broken man. All that holds him together is to find out who is responsible for their deaths. Lyles was a fearless young investigative journalist embroiled in divorce and child-custody proceedings. She is assassinated by a radio-detonated car bomb. Pavlak is on the suspect list. Outlaw biker gang is suspect and other targets of Lyles' journalistic probes. Lyles' close friend Brigitte in Berlin is a victim of a fatal hit-and-run. 173390 2007 Someone To Love N Deveraux, Jude Journalist Nightingale Smythe is beautiful and confrontational searches for the truth about two deaths -- Jace Montgomery’s fiancee Stacy commits suicide while they’re vacationing in England. Three years have passed and everybody believes that but Jace. The chance discovery of a letter Stacy received days before she died and a photo of Priory House in Margate, England -- the village where Stacy committed suicide -- prompt Jace to investigate. Finding Priory House for sale, Jace buys it despite its ugliness and expense. Dwelling in the house is the ghost of young Ann Stuart, who lived there in the 1870s and committed suicide just before her wedding. Journalist Smythe wants to find out what really happened to both women. Smythe was a foreign correspondent who is worn out by what she’s seen in the world and now works for the local newspaper. She joins Jace to find out what is going on. 173391 1997 Someone To Talk To (Transactions - All Around Atlantis) SS Eisenberg, Deborah News Media 173392 2002 Someone to Watch Over Me N Churchill, Jill Editor Jack Summer, editor of the local paper goes to Washington D.C. to investigate a gathering of veterans seeking government relief from the Depression. Veterans camped out on Anqacostia Flats in Washington and were dispersed by government militia in the 1930s. 173393 1998 Someone To Watch Over Me NR Owen, Ruth Loveswept #867 TV Anchor Tory Chandler has been receiving dangerous threats in blood-red ink. An ex-cop comes to her rescue. 173394 2002 Someone Was Watching M News Media. TV Reporter (Candee Thomas). 173395 2004 Someone You Know N Zebrun, Gary Columnist Daniel Carouso works for a Providence newspaper, has a wife and daughter he loves deeply. But he has a problem: the men he has gay sex with, starting with a firefighter he meets on a business trip to Seattle, end up dead and mutilated. The sadistic killer has an uncanny ability to track Carouso's every move. Carouso finally turns to a police detective friend with whom he once had a homosexual encounter. The reporter sends his family to safety in Florida. Awakening alone and deeply conflicted after a night with a firefighter in Seattle, Caruso flies home to Providence, RI but on a layover in Chicago, receives a bizarre and frightening message indicating that someone knows of his deception. At home with his family, the serenity of a weekend morning is shattered by arrival of second message -- gruesome package showing firefighter was murdered. Killer knows every move Caruso, a closeted gay journalist, and his family make. He fears for his family's safety. Killer stalks Caruso deeper into netherworld of bathhouses and S-and-M bars. Inner struggle to be honest about his homosexuality is as consuming as search for killer. 173396 1962 Someone's Sleeping in My Bed N Gonzales, John Press 173397 1978 Someone’s Watching Me! (aka High Rise) MT 11-24-1978 - NBC. TV News Director Leigh Michaels (Lauren Hutton) is being stalked by an anonymous maniac living across from her high-rise apartment who knows her every move. Her only support comes from her coworker Sophie (Adrienne Barbeau). Michaels is spunky, constantly talking to herself and always rushing headlong into situations. TV Announcer (Michael Laurence) 173398 1950 Somerset Maugham TV Theatre T Series 1950-1951 Press 173399 1970 Somerset: TS Soap Reporter Greg Mercer (Gary Swanson) 173400 1974 Somerset: TS Series. 3-30-1970 to 12-31-1976. NBC Editor Julian Cannell (Joel Crothers, 1972-1976) of the Somerset Register newspaper. After the murder of his second wife and then a failed relationship without another heroine, he took another shot at marriage with an impressionable young woman. When Julian finds out that his new wife aborted their child, he divorces her and goes back to his previous relationship. Unfortunately the woman had by now married someone else. 173401 1976 Somerset: TS Series. 3-30-1970 to 12-31-1976. NBC Reporters Carrie Wheeler (JoBeth Williams, 1975-1976) and Steve Slade (Gene Bud, 1976) for the Somerset Register newspaper find true love with each other. Carrie had pursued another man who was killed by a hit man. She then falls in love with Newshound Slade. 173402 2000 Somethin' Extra N Rice, Patty African-American Editor David Lewis, a 52-year-old former Atlanta newspaper editor has been transplanted to Maryland because his wife has landed a new high-powered job in Washington D.C. He's feeling lonely and neglected. When he starts teaching at a Maryland university and meets the English department's new secretary, the May-November affair blossoms. African-American Secretary feels "David is much more to me than a open wallet and zipper." But he still loves his wife. 173403 1997 Something Borrowed, Something Blue MT Reporter (Marguerite Ayers) 173404 1949 Something Dead Has Been Added SM Fleming-Roberts, G.T. Black Mask, Mar. 1949, Vol. 32, No. 4, pp. 42-63 Reporter John Anthony Gwinn, Indianapolis reporter 173405 1977 Something for Joey MT News Media. Reporter (Patrick Baldauff). TV Reporter (Marcy Vosburgh). News Media. 1973 Heisman Trophy winner John Cappelletti and his brother. 173406 1952 Something for the Birds M Reporter (Edmund Cobb). Reporter (Marvin Bryan). Announcer (Rodney Bell) 173407 2000 Something in the Air: Cross Roads T Episode #14. 2-14-2000 Newspapers. Stan the Newspaper Man (Philip Reilley). 173408 1950 Something in the City M Reporter (Bill Shine) 173409 1988 Something Is Out There MT TV Interviewer (Andi Chapman) 173410 1952 Something Money Can't Buy M Critic (D.A. Clarke-Smith) 173411 1920 Something New M DVD -R HQ 3539 AFI-Authors Writer 173412 2002 Something Sacred N Morgan, Rupbert Journalist Nick Carraway was once a reporter on the Daily Post and a damned good one too. So how come he’s about to take one of the longest journeys any man can make, from prison cell to court room to stand trial for murder? As the fateful first day of his trial opens, so Nick reflects with irony and wry humor, anger and affection, on how he came to stand accused of murder, remembering those who played their part: Kevin O’Neil, his old editor at the Daily Post and McQueen, its owner and chairman of the far-reaching conglomerate InfoCorps. Jordan Baker, the poor, persecuted and now dead transvestite. Frank Bosch, the crooked cop Nick thought he had in his pocket. But above all Nick is haunted by the memory of Jamey Gatz, the beautiful, mysterious heroine of a subway shooting he so desperately believed would be his big break: the story that would make his name and change his life. And how right he was, for life would never be the same again. 173413 1979 Something Short of Paradise MT SVD 1336 Magazine Writer and theatre manager carry on stormy affair in New York. (David Steinberg and Susan Sarandon). First Reporter (Joan Pape). Second Reporter (F.J. O'Neil). Third Reporter (Robert Miller). Fourth Reporter (Robert L. Horen). Photographer (Lawrence Lust). 173414 1996 Something So Right T VHS 385 Episode. Series (1996-1998) News Media 173415 1998 Something to Believe In M Photographer (Osvaldo Alzari). 173416 1983 Something To Celebrate DT Canada Interviewer-Narrator Donald Brittain. Interviewer D. Joanne Malo. 173417 1952 Something to Live For M Critic (Erville Alderson). Critic (Maurice Cass) 173418 1943 Something to Shout About M Reporter Gabe Ridley is a small town newsman. 173419 1937 Something To Sing About M DVD -R HQ 3905, 3906. PR Columnist Miss Amy Robbins (Kathleen Lockhart) interviews a rising star after catching him kissing his secretary. Motion Picture Company's Public Relations Man Hank Meyers (William Frawley) tries to keep the story out of the papers. News media. Actress tells gossip columnist that she is engaged to the actor who is married to the band's singer. She publishes the report. Owner of nightclub tells newspapers that the band's singer is the actor's wife, who thinks her husband is now two-timing her. He flies back to her and shows her headline showing romance is a hoax as they dance before the nightclub audience. Cameraman (Brian Sheridan). 173420 2000 Something to Sing About MT Cameraman (Brian Sheridan). 173421 2006 Something Very Wicked N Zelinsky, Mary Reporter Cora Dearing of the New Orleans Times writes nothing but fluff and is tired of it. But Times Editor Jim Matthews assigns Cora to write a series of articles on romance and intrigue. She objects to another feel good assignment because she wants to be considered a serious journalist. Meanwhile a playboy wants Dearing to clean up his family's reputation. He wants her to do a piece on his grandmother who for decades has rolled up her sleeves and performed good deeds for those in need. Through some clever manipulations, he gets her to visit his mansion. One guest vanishes and Cora suffers from food poisoning. She wonders if her host is a killer. 173422 1967 Something Weird M Photographer (Lee Ahsmann). Editor (Semaj Yelruh). 173423 2007 Something Wicked NSF Mulvany, Catherine Investigative Reporter Regan Cluny is in hot pursuit of a reclusive philanthropist who is financing a mysterious archaeological dig in the California desert. Attempting to convince the philanthropist to grant her an interview has proven impossible long distance so Cluny sets off uninvited for his dig to woo him in person. Instead she meets with deadly trouble -- a biker gang corners her at a remote rest stop, sabotages her car and leaves her for dead on a country road. She survives with only one strange memory of her attack, and the man who comes to her aid is the philanthropist himself. Strongly attracted to her handsome protector, Regan can’t know that he is a vampire tied to her attackers by a vicious blood feud that dates back to the Civil War, or that he has hungered for the life and soul of a mortal for nearly two centuries. With the local sheriff determined to nail him for the violence perpetrated by his dire enemy, Regan must decide whether the dark secrets of a lover she can’t live without are something wonderful...or something wicked. 173424 1986 Something Wild M TV Newscaster (Buzz Kilman) 173425 1997 Something Wild NR Raye, Kimberly Reporter who is beautiful and a man raised in the wilderness find romance in this retelling of the Tarzan and Jane story. Her world is turned upside down when her husband is critically injured in a car 173426 1947 Something Wonderful To Happen NM Fisher, Cyrus (Teilhet, D.) Press 173427 1976 Something, Everything, Anything, Nothing SS GPL O'Faolain, Sean In "Foreign Affairs and Other Stories." Correspondent-Narrator. American foreign correspondent stationed in Rome, covering Italy, Greece, Turkey, Corsica, Sardinia, Malta, Libya, Egypt and the entire Middle East. 173428 2003 Something's Gotta Give M TV Anchor Diane Sawyer was at one time engaged to Harry Sanborn (Jack Nicholson), a swinger with a taste for young women who is growing older and falls in love with an accomplished woman closer to his own age after dating her daughter.. 173429 1981 Sometimes a Stranger N Alexie Angela Weinberg List Journalist 173430 1959 Sometimes At Night N Brome, Vincent Press 173431 2005 Sometimes in April MT News Media. Hutsi Journalist (Brian Greene). Older Journalist #1 (Mike Marshall). Older Journalist #2 (Erick Mitchell). Older Journalist #3 (Michael Morris). 173432 1993 Sometimes You See It Coming NS Baker, Kevin Sportswriter Ellie Jay and a teammate look into the past of one of the greatest ballplayers in history who suddenly seems to forget how to play. They want to discover trauma that has motivated him and now threatens to destroy him. He has no past, no friends, no women and no interests outside of hitting a baseball. 173433 2007 Somewhere a Band Is Playing N Bradbury, Ray Bradbury started the novella in the 1950s and kept revising it until it was published in 2007. Limited edition includes early drafts, story fragments and an unfinished screenplay. Reporter James Cardiff, a Chicago newspaper journalist, discovers a place called Summerton and one of its most beautiful residents, the elegant and lovely Nefertiti. Never mind that the town is not listed on any map and that the place doesn’t have any children. Cardiff suspects even stranger truths and senses that Neff can, if she chooses, reveal them to him. Summerton is a place for which all of us yearn, where dandelion fluff sails on the warm June breezes and meadows of brilliant yellow sunflowers turn their bright faces toward the Arizona sun. Summerton is not on any map, but reporter Cardiff is convinced he can find it because strange poetry about the place comes to him when he closes his eyes. Cardiff travels by train in search of a story about Summerton, and has to leap from the train as it slows, but doesn’t stop, at an old station. Summerton lies hidden in the rural countryside, and it is a place of peace, perfection and beauty beyond dreams. The air is filled with the aroma of freshly baked bread, the streets are spotless, the townsfolk are smiling and friendly. Cardiff takes up residence in a huge Victorian boarding house called The Egyptian View Arms where he is greeted by the alluring proprietress, a young woman named Nefertiti. As Cardiff settles into the community, he starts to notice that things are slightly askew. There are no children at play in the well-tended yards. No doctors. No one seems to age. The reporter in Cardiff begins to suspect that the residents of Summerton are hiding something, and his instincts lead him to the town cemetery. Secrets lie hidden like ancient bones, secrets as silent as the nodding sunflower meadows, secrets that beautiful Nef can reveal to him. But the town of Summerton is due to be razed to make way for an interstate highway. Will Summerton’s secrets be lost forever, or will Cardiff reveal what he finds to the world in the story he plans to write? 173434 2002 Somewhere a Song: Daughters of Fortune 2 N Pella, Judith Journalist Cameron Hayes in Moscow is one of three daughters of newspaper tycoon Keegan Hayes. It's the day after Pearl Harbor and each daughter is on a different continent. Trauma each woman experiences threatens to further drive a wedge in the Hayes family. 173435 2008 Somewhere Beyond M TV Reporter (Bridget Grogan). Late one night in 1984, an intruder broke into a home and raped a young woman. Soon after, the man was caught and sentenced to life for assaulting her and three others. Twenty-three years later, the woman decides to confront the man who raped her and speak to him in prison, face to face. The encounter would change both their lives -- and the lives of others. 173436 1942 Somewhere I'll Find You M DVD -R HQ 2664, 2665. SVDSP 636. SV 72 Hoffman, Charles (Novel). Walter Reisch (Adaptation). Marguerite Roberts (Screenplay) Ness Book. Turner - 1940 Cosmopolitan serial War Correspondents Jonny (Clark Gable) and younger brother Kirk Davis (Robert Sterling) for the New York Chronicle. Return to New York office after being kicked out of Germany. Editor George L. Stafford (Charles Dingle) accuses them of reporting rumors. Jonny threatens to take story to another paper, Stafford reminds him they have a contract. Editor is tricked into running story. Kirk announces engagement to Reporter Paula Lane (Lana Turner). Jonny falls for Lane who disappears on assignment in Indochina Davis brothers go to find her. She's discovered smuggling Chinese children to safety. After Pearl Harbor, Jonny covers war, Kirk joins Army, Lane joins Red Cross. Kirk is killed. Jonny dictates story to Lane: "More to come. That's a newspaper term…" "…and it means story isn't finished, that the punch line hasn't been written yet. Remember that, Tokyo. More to come." Bombs fall. "…The only time a paper justifies its existence is when it prints the truth, not when it sells the most advertising. …" "You're a war correspondent and there's a war going on, remember? You just can't walk out on it." "Everybody's not like you. You'd rather be a good reporter than Shakespeare." "Shakespeare was a reporter. Scooped Queen Elizabeth…." 173437 1941 Somewhere I'll Find You N OWN - H Hoffman, Charles War Correspondents Kirk and Jonny Davis, two brothers who are ace reporters and a newspaper woman, Paula Davis, whom they think they love like a sister. Background of foreign news service. Paula Davis can match them by-line for by-line. 173438 1998 Somewhere in the Darkness M TV Newsreader (Richard Morecroft). Weatherman (Ian Turpie). 173439 1980 Somewhere in Time M Critic (Laurence Coven). Critic (William H. Macy). Photographer, 1912 (Tim Kazurinsky). 173440 1995 Sommaren MF Newscaster (Claus Elfsberg) 173441 1994 Sommarmord MF Reporter (Lennart Jahkel) 173442 1955 Sommarnattens leende MF Photographer Adolf Almgren (Hans Straat). 173443 1986 Sommer des Samurai, Der MF West Germany Journalist (Hans-Christoph Blumenberg). 173444 2004 Sommerdag pa Caix, En DF Denmark Interviewer Lally Hoffmann. 173445 2005 Sommerpraten TF Series Interviewer (Stal Talsnes). 173446 1990 Somso og Bjornvig DF Denmark Interviewer Poul Thomsen 173447 1936 Son Comes Home, A M Herevey, Harry (Story). Sylvia Thalberg (Screenplay) Reporter Steve (Wallace Ford), typical brash reporter, identifies a killer. Reporter (Buddy Fine). Reporter (Harrison Greene). Reporter (Russell Hopton). Reporter (Philo McCullough). Reporter (Paddy O'Flynn). Reporter (Cyril Ring). Teletype Operator (Emmet Vogan). 173448 1950 Son of a Hundred Kings N OWN - H Costain, Thomas B. Press 173449 1953 Son of Belle Starr M SVD 1146 (complete). SVD 1366 (Complete). SVD 1142 (incomplete-- signal out) DeWitt, Jack (Story). D.D. Beauchamp, William Raynor (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Tom Wren (Regis Toomey) and his children attempt to solve a series of robberies attributed to son of Belle Starr. When crooked sheriff tries to blame one the editor's sons for the robberies, the son of Belle Starr forces confession from sheriff. He then kills the head of the gang but is mortally wounded in the struggle and dies in the editor's daughter's arms. 173450 1951 Son of Dr. Jekyll M Reporter (Bruce Lester - Daniels' Reporter). Editor Richard Daniels (Gavin Muir). 173451 1963 Son of Flubber M DVD -R HQ 10637, 10638 News Media. Newscaster (Lee Giroux). Newsboy Joey Marriano (Lindy Davis). Radio Announcer- Sportscaster (Paul Lynde). TV commercial announcer (Joe Flynn). TV Broadcaster (Christopher Dark - Voice). Newsboy (Lindy Davis). 173452 1978 Son of Hitler M Reporter (Renate Kasche) 173453 1933 Son of Kong M DVD -R HQ 2177, 2148. L News Media. Reporter (Gertrude Short). Newsboy (Ed Rochelle). Messenger (Ed Lanegan). 173454 1952 Son of Paleface M Photographer (Cecil B. DeMille). 173455 2000 Son of the Beach: Attack of the Cocktopuss T Episode #12. 9-5-2000 Reporter (James Hendriksen). 173456 2002 Son of the Beach: Bad News, Mr. Johnson T Episode #42. 10-1-2002 Asian Female News Reporter (Candace Kita). 173457 2002 Son of the Beach: Empty the Dragon T Episode #38. 8-20-2002 Photographer #1 (Hiroshi Sakata). Photographer #2 (Joey Yu). 173458 2001 Son of the Beach: Grand Prix T Episode #26. 7-3-2001 Sports Announcer (Bill MacDonald). 173459 2002 Son of the Beach: In the Line of Booty T Episode #31. 7-2-2002 News Media. Reporter (Maria Quiban). 173460 2001 Son of the Beach: Island of Dr. Merlot, The T Episode #24. 6-19-2001. Comedy Reporter (Kristin Malia) 173461 2001 Son of the Beach: It's Showtime at the Apollo 13! T Episode #23. 6-12-2001 Sports Announcer (Bill MacDonald). 173462 2002 Son of the Beach: Jailhouse Notch (Part Two) T Episode #41. 9-24-2002 Reporter (Bill McDonald). 173463 2000 Son of the Beach: Miso Honei T Episode #8. 8-8-2000 Sports Announcer (Bill MacDonald). 173464 2001 Son of the Beach: Remember Her Titans T Episode #16. 3-17-2001 Sports Announcer (Bill MacDonald). Color Commentator (Rodney Neil). 173465 2001 Son of the Beach: Rod Strikes Back T Episode #17. 4-3-2001 Asian Female News Reporter (Candace Kita). 173466 2001 Son of the Beach: Sexorcist, The T SVD 1032 Episode Reporter learns that the mayor sexually harasses Chip 173467 2002 Son of the Beach: Taco Lips Now (Part I) T Episode #40. 4. 9-17-2002-2002 Asian Female News Reporter (Candace Kita). 173468 2002 Son of the Beach: Three Days of the Condom T Episode #32. 7-9-2002 Asian Female News Reporter (Candace Kita). 173469 2000 Son of the Beach: With Sex You Get Eggroll. T Episode #1. 3-14-2000 Sports Announcer (Stu Nahan). 173470 1930 Son of the Gods M DVD -R HQ 4421, 4424 AFI-Novelists Writer 173471 2005 Son of the Mask M Reporter (Peter Plusch). Tim Avery (Jamie Kennedy), aspiring cartoonist, finds himself in predicament when his dog stumbles upon the mask of Loki. Then after conceiving an infant son "born of the mask", he discovers just how lonely child raising can be. 173472 1993 Son of the Pink Panther M Female Reporter (Elisabeth Brat). Reporter (Steven Crossley). 173473 1990 Son's Promise, A MT TV Anchor (Tim Powell) 173474 1974 Sonar Kella MF Journalist (Ashok Mukherjee). 173475 1980 Sondagsmagasinet DF Series 1980- Reporters Helle Faber (1998-2000), Cecilie Beck (2004), Jeppe Nybroe (2005). Hosts Jorgen Flindt Pedersen (1980-), Steffen Kretz (1996-1997), Morten Lokkegaard (1996-), Trine Sick (2004), Mette Vibe Utzon (2005). 173476 1988 Sone Pe Suhaaga M India Interviewer (Ram Sethi). 173477 1999 Song From the Heart, A MT Reporter (Keir MacPherson). Beautiful blind concert cellist falls for famous self-centered pianist but doesn't realize that true love is right before her eyes. 173478 1948 Song is Born, A M Photographer at Dorsey Club (Pat Walker). 173479 2007 Song Is You NM Abbott, Megan E. PR Publicist Gil "Hop" Hopkins, a journalist-turned-studio-flack, is a smooth-talkeer who has parlayed his celebrity-magazine post into a studio publicity gig, giving him access to all the famous names and gorgeous starlets he desires. The year is 1951. An African-American actress is concerned about an old scandal. She and Hop accompanied a beautiful actress on her last night which ended at a shady club whose patrons sometimes engaged in very rough play. Hop doesn't want to revisit that night -- hushing it up won him his job, but then the African-American actress goes missing too and he finds he can't let go. Winnowing through the rumors, some of which he planted, makes him face some dark truths. It's been two years since she disappeared. Driven by guilt and fear of blackmail, Hop delves into the case trying to stay one step ahead of an intrepid female reporter who is also chasing the story. Hop's efforts at amateur sleuthing unearth a blackmail ring and a possible mob connection to the actor's disappearance. 173480 2005 Song of an Innocent Bystander, The N Boone, Ian Reporter is seeking the truth about a nine-year-old girl who walked into an underground restaurant and was at the mercy of a deranged gunman. What really happened down there? It was front page news then and the reporter wants to find out the real story. When Freda agrees to be interviewed about the incident, the reporter stirs up memories that she had long suppressed. The story spirals more and more out of control during Freda's meeting with the reporter. Who is the reporter and how does he know so much about the incident? 173481 2009 Song of an Innocent Bystander, The N Bone, Ian Reporter from a newspaper is trying to find out the truth about Freda 10 years after the nine-year-old girl walked into an underground restaurant and straight into a terrifying ordeal: for 36 hours she was at the mercy of a deranged gunman. While her parents waited outside, Freda allied herself with the one person who could possibly save her -- the gunman. The reporter knows about the writing on napkins. What really happened down there. He wants to find out. 173482 1943 Song of Bernadette, The M DVD -R HQ 1958 (Media Excerpts) Seaton, George (Screenplay). Newspaper headlines throughout sum up the story. Headlines: "Lourdes Child Sees Virgin Mary…." "…Fantastic and Idiotic Tale." Reads newspaper editorial. Mayor refers to power of the newspapers. Newspaper reaction may stop railroad from coming to Lourdes 173483 1922 Song of Life, The M AFI-Authors Writer 173484 1945 Song of Old Wyoming M Publisher Kate "Ma" Conway (Sarah Padden), publisher of the Laramie Bulletin and owner of a cattle ranch, wages an up-hill battle to have Wyoming join the Union. Editor Timothy Meeks (Horace Murphy). Refuses to be intimidated by corrupt politician and crooked banker who team up to fight her. 173485 1943 Song of Russia M DVD -R HQ 4733, 4734 Radio Commentator (John Nesbitt). Reporter (Alex Akimoff). Reporter (George Glebeff). Russian Radio Announcer (Gregory Gaye). Reporter (Martin Noble). 173486 1917 Song of Sixpence, The M AFI-Authors Writer 173487 2002 Song of Songs M News Media. News Anchor (Pamela Davis). 173488 2005 Song of the Dead M News Media. News Anchor (Aaron Laue). 173489 1933 Song of the Eagle M Photographer (Irving Bacon) 173490 1944 Song of the Open Road M Photographer Still Spolo (Sig Arno). 173491 1933 Song of the Press PO MLPL Millard, Bailey In "Sunland Song." Press. "Oh, the wonders and the thunders of the press!" "But 'tis nothing to my reverence for the press, For the press, To my dumb and blind affection for the press. "See the league-long web of paper flying free; See the glistening ink-blacked rollers pressing tight To the plates whereon the letters are fast bound in molten fetters, Letters telling tales of human wrong and right, Wrong and right, "…I am but the humble handmaid Of the people, and the people I would serve, I would serve, For the highest of all missions is to serve." 173492 1947 Song of the Thin Man M DVD -R HQ 3838, 3839. L News Photographer (Donald Kerr). 173493 1985 Song of the Wolf N OWN - P Stone, Scott C.S. Female Foreign Correspondent in Korea. 173494 1689 Song to the Tune of Lilli Burlero PO USC Anonymous News 173495 1962 Songe de chevaux sauvages, Le MF Commentator (Jacques Prevert) 173496 1991 Songs Are Free MT Interviewer-Narrator (Bill Moyers). 173497 2006 Songs for Aging Children NR Omwake, John Newspaperman Ned McPherson is a burnt-out journalist who has just quit his job in Virginia. Barbara Novak is a divorced mother who works as a disc jockey at an oldies station in Arizona. They haven’t seen each other in 20 years. They meet again when they return to their hometown in Pennsylvania for their high-school reunion. Ned has come for a special reason: to apologize for the malicious lie he told about Barbara way back then. This redemptive act is the first step on a journey of time, of distance, and of the spirit that changes Ned’s and Barbara’s lives in ways neither could have imagined possible. Sometimes funny, sometimes poignant, but ultimately uplifting, this is a story to be savored by all who believe in second chances. 173498 1980 Songs From the Stars NSF Spinrad, Norman Journalist Sunshine Sue in post holocaust America. All the knowledge of the universe is given to them. But it's meaningless now. Sue falls in love. 173499 1158 Songs of Bernart de Ventadorn, The MUS COPY Ventadorn, Bernart de 1158-1180 Messenger…Messengers. "Messenger, go, and swiftly carry my song to my French friend…and tell him that I will see him soon." Sends messengers with his instructions in the final stanzas. Scandal-mongers and deceivers "might wear horns on their foreheads!" "Hugh, my courtly messenger, sing my song eagerly to the Queen of the Normans." "Messenger, go, and do not think less of me if I am afraid to go to my lady>" 173500 1929 Songs of the Craft PO Warner, H.E. Press. Poems about the press. Written with feeling, warmth and idealism. 173501 1926 Songs of the Sanctum PO McNally, James C. Forty-five sentimental poems about journalism Journalism 173502 2001 Songs of the Silly Symphonies M Interviewer (Leonard Maltin-Himself) 173503 2002 Sonhos Traidos TF Reporter (Rita Seguro) 173504 1988 Sonny Spoon T Publisher. Sonny cures Carolyn's blues by fixing her up with a publisher, a real heart stopper and a key suspect in several murders 173505 2009 Sonny With a Chance T Disney - 2-8-2009. Disney Internet Journalism. TweenWeekly.com is a fictional gossip blog. Story involves a small-town Wisconsin teen Sonny who comes to Los Angeles to join the cast of “So Random!,” a kids’ sketch comedy show-within-the-show. Kiddie 30 Rock. 173506 1982 Sons and Daughters: Pilot T Episode #1. 1-17-1982 Reporter (Stephen Clark). 173507 1981 Sons of Earth N Rhodes, Richard Weinberg List Journalist 173508 1915 Sons of Satan, The M Editor (George Bellamy). 173509 1934 Sons of Steel M Interviewer (Don Brodie) 173510 1933 Sons of the Desert M DVD -R HQ 5114, 5116 Newspaper. Laurel and Hardy: newspaper headlines of disaster 173511 1939 Sons of the Puritans N Marquis, D. Journalist. Son of a minister decides to become a journalist 173512 1999 Sons of Thunder: Daddy's Girl T Episode #3. 3-20-1999 News Media. Female Reporter (Margaret Bush). 173513 1999 Sons of Thunder: Lost & Found T Episode #4. 4-3-1999 Newscaster (John Criswell). 173514 1998 Sonyboys MTF TV Reporter (Dieter Moor) 173515 1978 Sophia Santos: Thanatos II - CB Batman #305. November, 1978. First Appearance. Reporter Sophia Santos (aka Lina Muller) unmasked Thanatos II, the masked leader of the gang of terrorists known as the "Death's Head," devoted to the destruction of capitalism. Reporter Santos had been associated with Batman. Death's Head used a strange device called "Fortu-Tron" manipulating several millionaires including Bruce Wayne to lose their judgment and gamble away their money. 173516 2007 Sophie Grace: Shadow of Treason, A NR Goyer, Tricia #2 Chronicles of the Spanish Civil War Reporter Sophie Grace is an American inadvertently drawn into the Spanish Civil War conflict as she tries to join her fiancé in Madrid. He proves unfaithful, but conveniently dies, allowing Sophie to observe the war as a reporter and unofficial nurse. Unable fully to sympathize with the antifascist Loyalists. Grace discovers that nothing is as she first imagined. When Walt, the reporter who helped her over the border, shows up again after Guernica is bombed, Sophie is given an impossible mission. She must leave behind the man she’s fallen in love with and return to the person who betrayed her. Another layer of the war in Spain is revealed as Sophie is drawn into the international espionage schemes that could turn the tide of the war and help protect the soldiers form the International Brigade -- she must find a way to get a critical piece of information to Walt in time. 173517 2007 Sophie Grace: Valley of Betrayal, A NR Goyer, Tricia #1 Chronicles of the Spanish Civil War Reporter Sophie Grace is an American inadvertently drawn into the Spanish Civil War conflict as she tries to join her fiancé in Madrid. He proves unfaithful, but conveniently dies, allowing Sophie to observe the war as a reporter and unofficial nurse. Unable fully to sympathize with the antifascist Loyalists. Reporter Walt helps her over the border to safety. 173518 2008 Sophie Grace: Whisper of Freedom, A NR Goyer, Tricia #3 Chronicles of the Spanish Civil War Reporter Sophie Grace is an American inadvertently drawn into the Spanish Civil War conflict as she tries to join her fiancé in Madrid. He proves unfaithful, but conveniently dies, allowing Sophie to observe the war as a reporter and unofficial nurse. Unable fully to sympathize with the antifascist Loyalists. Reporter Walt. Battles heat up, not only those being waged by the soldiers on both sides fighting for Spain, but in the hearts and minds of the men and women who must sacrifice more than their dreams in order to save the lives of their loved ones. Sophie, Philip and Deion realize their only hope for freedom is escaping Spain’s borders. The story of this band of volunteers during the Spanish Civil War continues. 173519 2003 Sophie Greenway: Death on a Silver Platter N Hart, Ellen #7 Sophie Greenway Mystery Series Restaurant Reviewer Sophie Greenway stumbles upon an old diary and has no idea it will toss her like a salad into the center of tragedies unfolding at Prairie Lodge. Greenway has long been friends with the woman who operates the most successful division of her family's Minnesota-based corporation, so when the family's foundations begin to crumble, Sophie offers her help. In less than 24 hours, the woman's brother is shot at, her suicidal daughter disappears and her widowed mother dies of an insulin overdose. Now the family's reputation is on the line as the investigation brings past secrets to light. Meanwhile, Sophie discovers her mother's diary in a locked box. An elaborate recipe for Chez Sophia's Torta Milano is included. 173520 2001 Sophie Greenway: Dial M For Meat Loaf (Culinary Mystery, A) NM Hart, Ellen #6 Sophie Greenway Mystery Series Restaurant Critic Sophie Greenway, the new restaurant review editor at the Times Register in Minnesota, investigates an unsavory murder that's seasoned with secrets and scandal. Her husband Bram Baldric is a radio personality. Bram interviews Bernice Washburn, author of "All That Glitters," a study of café society in America. Bernice is the food editor at the Times Register. She wouldn't agree to do interview unless Sophie agreed to come - she is terrified of radio interviews. As Minnesota housewives race to meet the deadline for the Times Register's meat loaf contest, an unsavory small-towner is blown to bits by a car bomb. Days later, the town's former mayor, near death from a stroke, confesses to the killing. His wife and two children vehemently deny it But when Greenway, food maven and friend of the family, happens on an old snapshot, a bundle of letters and a tattoo of a red-eyed snake, she wonders about the former mayor's innocence. 173521 1995 Sophie Greenway: For Every Evil: NM Hart, Ellen #2 Sophie Greenway Mystery Series Food Critic Sophie Greenway investigates the murder of this powerful Minneapolis art critic who was bad news for a lot of people. Art Critic Hale Micklenberg, who has a reputation for bad reviews, is killed on the day a Minneapolis drawing show opens. Greenway worries her college-student son might be falsely accused of the crime so she springs into action. Suspects include Micklenberg's art world colleagues, various so-called friends and the not-so-bereaved widow. 173522 1997 Sophie Greenway: Murder in the Air NM Hart, Ellen #4 Sophie Greenway Mystery Series Restaurant Critic Sophie Greenway is the sleuthing wife to radio personality Bram Baldric. The yuletide revival of a vintage Twin Cities radio serial isn't just for fun -- it deals with the unsolved 1950s murder of a beautiful woman. A deeper mystery involves Sophie and her husband. Why has the station's owner insisted on airing this particular case when her son, the woman's two-timing lover, happened to have been the prime suspect in it? 173523 2005 Sophie Greenway: No Reservations Required (Culinary Mystery, A) N Hart, Ellen #8 Sophie Greenway Mystery Series Food Critic Sophie Greenway of the Minneapolis Times Register investigates the strange murder of Bob Fabian, the powerful owner of the Times Register who is rich and handsome and is shot between the eyes during a sunset bike ride. Another Twin Cities businessman was the first to die that way. A year ago, he broadsided the car driven by Fabian's wife, Valerie, killing her instantly. Coincidence? Sleuthing food critic doesn't buy it. In the elegant Rookery Club where the upper crust gathers to drink, dine and gossip, there are rumors about the murders and about a Times Register reporter's shameless fabrication of news stories. When Sophie turns up the heat, the lethal bouillabaisse of twisted love, sadistic rage and insatiable greed boils over. It seems that poisonous concoction murder du jour is back on the menu. 173524 1995 Sophie Greenway: Oldest Sin, The NM Hart, Ellen #3 Sophie Greenway Mystery Series Restaurant-Food Critic Sophie Greenway is now an owner of the elegant Maxfield Plaza Hotel in downtown St. Paul.. She and four other college roommates are reunited during a national convention of the Daughters of Sisyphus. When one of the group is murdered, Sophie senses that not everyone is devastated by the loss. She delicately probes the private affairs of her hotel's star guests and recalls another death -- of a young woman who had been the group's sixth roommate. 173525 2000 Sophie Greenway: Slice and Dice N Hart, Ellen #5 Sophie Greenway Mystery Series Food Critic Sophie Greenway and a hotel owner was once in love with the son of queen of the food and hospitality industry. He's now happily married to a talk-show host Bram Baldric. They live at Greenway's hotel. As is the much-feared Marie Damontraville who is researching her next unauthorized biography -- about the queen of food and hospitality. Greenway's father's friend, owner of the a once-renowned hotel has been savaged twice by Restaurant Critic George Gildemeister's bad reviews. She drops to consult Gildemeister about the editorial position he's given up -- and finds his body. Her father's friend is arrested. 173526 1994 Sophie Greenway: This Little Piggy Went to Murder NM Hart, Ellen #1 Sophie Greenway Mystery Series Food Critic Sophie Greenway with an appetite for cracking crimes with help from her radio-star husband, Bran. When an old friend remodels her family restaurant, Sophie travels to Duluth, Minnesota with her husband to cover the grand reopening.. The day before a man is found hanging from a bridge and her friend's father is shot to death. A few days later, a third person is poisoned at a Labor Day fund-raiser for her friend's politician brother. The killer leaves behind verses from nursery rhyme. "This Little Piggy Went to Market." Soon it is obvious the murderer must be a member of her friend's family. It's election year in Minnesota and these murders threaten to derail the campaign of her friend's brother who is running for the U.S. Senate. The candidate's father was killed soon after he withdrew financial support from his son's campaign. When Greenway starts snooping, it looks as her oldest friend is the killer. 173527 1984 Sophie Horowitz Story, The N OWN - H Schulman, Sarah Reporter Sophie Horowitz, sometimes intrepid reporter for the Feminist News 173528 1937 Sophie Lang Goes West M Cameraman (James Quinn). 173529 2008 Sophie Rose: Fire and Ice NM Garwood, Julie #2 Sophie Rose Series Reporter Sophie Rose is a tough and determined newspaper reporter. She’s the daughter of Bobby Rose, a suave, charming and handsome gentlemen who also happens to be a notorious big-time thief sought by every law enforcement agency in the country. When the major Chicago daily where she works insists she wrote an expose about her roguish father, Sophie refuses, quits her job and goes to work at a small newspaper. Far from her onetime high-powered crime beat, she now covers local personalities such as the quirky winner of several area 5K runs whose trademark is goofy red socks. Those red socks, with Sophie’s business card neatly tucked inside, are practically all that’s found after runner William Harrington is killed near Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, seemingly the victim of a brutal death by polar bear. The Alaska cops want to know why Harrington carried Sophie’s card. With an unerring nose for a good story, she heads north. What Sophie doesn’t realize is that on her journey from Chicago to Prudhoe Bay, danger follows her. After one attempt on her life, she’s been assigned brash, but sexy Jack MacAlister as a bodyguard by the cautious FBI. Amid great peril and deadly intrigue in the unforgiving Alaskan terrain, she and Jack form an uneasy alliance sparked with sensual attraction. But they will soon be fighting more than their growing passion for each other. Powerful forces will stop at nothing to prevent the exposure of the sinister conspiracy Sophie and Jack are about to uncover. 173530 2004 Sophie Rose: Murder List NM Garwood, Julie #1 Sophie Rose Series Reporter Sophie Rose is a friend of a hotel heiress in Chicago who helps her expose a shady self-help guru who preys on lonely, vulnerable women. When Chicago detective Alec Buchanan is offered a prime position with the FBI, it is the perfect opportunity to leave the Windy City and follow in his brothers’ footsteps to the top echelons of law enforcement. But first he must complete one last assignment: acting as glorified bodyguard to hotel heiress Regan Hamilton Madison. The gorgeous exec has become entangled in some potentially deadly business. Someone has e-mailed her a graphic crime-scene photo -- and the victim is no stranger. Regan suspects that the trouble started when she agreed to help Reporter Rose, a journalist friend expose a shady self-help guru who preys on lonely, vulnerable women. 173531 1982 Sophie's Choice M DVD -R HQ 10244, 10245, 10243 Reporter (Joseph Tobin) 173532 1981 Sophisticated Gents MT Miniseries Editor Chops (Robert Hooks), of black magazine, part of reunion of a group of former athletes who reunite for a dinner to honor their old coach. 173533 2009 Sophomore Switch N McDonald, Abby Tabloids. For American party girl Tasha, an escape to Oxford may be a chance to ditch her fame as a tabloid temptress and to dodge publicity surrounding her hot-tub antics with a TV star (aka “Tubgate.”). Tasha needs to hide out from the tabloid drama. So she swaps lives with Emily who needs to nurse her broken heart. Natasha heads to Oxford. Emily heads to UC Santa Barbara. The only problem is they have each already signed up for classes. So Natasha’s stuck taking feminist courses and Emil’s stuck learning about film. Neither of them fit in. 173534 2009 Sophomore Undercover N Esch, Ben School Reporter Dixie Nguyen is the only Vietnamese in his California small town. The adopted 14-year-old is a social outcast and an aspiring journalist. The lone reporter for his high school newspaper, Dixie finds high school a long string of hard-to-swallow humiliations. He shares a locker with a nudist linebacker, his teachers are incompetent, and he’s stuck doing fluff pieces for the school newspaper. But Dixie’s luck takes a turn when he stumbles on what good be the story of his young life. He glimpses one of the jocks in the locker room receiving an injection and finally has something newsworthy to write about. He also had a chance to strike a blow against his tormentors at the school. But when his editor insists that he drop the story and cover homecoming events instead, Dixie sets off on his own unconventional and often misguided investigation. He soon discovers that the scandal extends beyond the football team to something far bigger and more sinister than he ever thought possible. Once he follows the guidelines of his hero, Journalism Professor Mel Nichols at Fresno State University and author of the textbook Elementary Journalism, this high school reporter just might save the day. That is, of course, if Dixie can stay out of juvenile hall, the hospital and new age therapy long enough to piece the story together. Dixie uncovers a conspiracy involving drugs made in Canada and imported to the U.S. under the cover of a pharmaceutical company, then sold to a mysterious albino student who passes them on to the school’s perpetually losing football team. 173535 1981 SOPOR MF Sweden News Media. TV Reporter Cecilia Hjalmarsson). Journalists (Agneta Ehrensvard, Inger Safvenberg, Margareta Wasterstam). News Journalist (Sigvard Hammar). Man at the Press Conference-News Journalist (Per-Erik Nordqvist). 173536 1999 Sopranos, The: Boca T Episode #9. 3-7-1999 News Media. TV Reporter (Annika Pergament). 173537 2002 Sopranos, The: Christopher T Episode #42. 9-29-2002 News Media. TV Newscaster (Michael O'Looney). Radio Reporter (John Montone). 173538 2004 Sopranos, The: Cold Cuts T Episode #62. 5-9-2004 TV News Anchor (Andrew Siff). 173539 2001 Sopranos, The: Employee of the Month T Episode #30. 3-18-2001 News Media. News Reporter (Bobby Rivers). 173540 2002 Sopranos, The: For All Debts Public and Private T Episode #40. 9-15-2002 News Media. News Anchor (Paul Messina). News Reporter (Annika Pergament). 173541 2001 Sopranos, The: He Is Risen T Episode #34. 4-15-2001 News Media. News Reporter (Annika Pergament). 173542 1999 Sopranos, The: I Dream of Jeannie Cusamano T Episode #13. 4-4-1999 TV News Anchor (Annika Pergament). 173543 2006 Sopranos, The: Join The Club T DVD -R HQ 5671 Episode. 3-2006 TV Reporter Amy Kean. News Media covers the hospital and Tony Soprano's home after Soprano is shot by his uncle and hovers near life and death. 173544 1999 Sopranos, The: Legend of Tennessee Moltisanti, The T Episode #8. 2-28-1999 TV News Anchor (Annika Pergament). 173545 2006 Sopranos, The: Luxury Lounge T Episode #72. 4-23-2006 Photographer (Bjorn Johnson). 173546 2006 Sopranos, The: Mayham T DVD -R HQ 5721 Episode. 3-26-2006 News Media. TV Anchor Bill Kurtis as himself on TV reporting the Tony Soprano shooting story. Soprano's son is seen yelling at the media. Soprano's wife is angry that her son talked to the media after she warned him not to talk to any reporters. 173547 1999 Sopranos, The: Meadowlands T Episode #4.1-31 -1999 TV News Anchor (Annika Pergament). 173548 2006 Sopranos, The: Mr. and Mrs. John Sacrimoni Request… T DVD -R HQ 7991. DVD -R HQ 5878 (Media Excerpts) Episode #70. 4-9-2006 Reporter (Kenny Shapiro). Crime boss asks permission to get out of jail for his daughter's wedding. Newspaper story and headline. Star Ledger newspaper with photograph and headline: "Cushy Psych Lockup for 'Don Squirrel-Leone." "Corrado' Junior' Soprano To Undergo Further Testing." New Jersey section of the newspaper. Soprano's wife goes out to get the morning newspaper, opens it in the driveway and sees the Star Ledger photo and headline. 173549 1999 Sopranos, The: Nobody Knows Anything T Episode #11. 3-21-1999 News Media. Female Anchor (Annika Pergament). Male Anchor (Bobby Rivers). 173550 1999 Sopranos, The: Pax Soprana T Episode #6. 2-14-1999 News Media. Field Reporter (Kerry Donelli). 173551 2002 Sopranos, The: Pie-0-My T Episode #44. 10-13-2002 TV News Anchor (Annika Pergament). Photographer (John E. Kelly). 173552 2007 Sopranos, The: Remember When T DVD -R HQ 8377 Episode. 4-2007 News Media. Tony Soprano arrested on a gun charge and the news media covers the story. 173553 2007 Sopranos, The: Soprano Home Movies T DVD -R HQ 8345 Episode. 4-8-2007 News Media. Coverage of Tony's arrest. New Jersey newspaper. Tony and Carmela travel to the Adirondacks to visit Bobby and Janice in a family gathering that turns violent. 173554 2004 Sopranos, The: Two Tonys T Episode #53. 3-7-2004 News Media. Reporter (Sukanya Krishnan). 173555 2002 Sopranos, The: Whoever Did This T VHS 1316 Episode #48. 10-10-2002 News Media. Print Newsman (Rob Leo Roy). Reporters cause Junior distress on steps of courthouse 173556 2007 Sopranos: Stage 5 T DVD -R HQ 8347 Episode. 4-2007 News Media. TV Talk Show Host Geraldo Rivera (Himself). 173557 1956 Sora no daikaiju Radon MF News Media. Reporter Izeki (Yoshifumi Tajima) of Seibu Nippou. Reporter (Yutaka Oka). Reporter (Koji Uno). Journalist (Tadashi Okabe). News Reader (Saburo Iketani). Narrator (Les Tremayne - U.S. Version Only). 173558 1840 Sordello PO OWN - H - USC Browning, Robert Critic Naddo 173559 1997 Sore Losers, The M Crime Photographer (Dan Ball). 173560 1934 Sorel SS GPL Farrell, James T. In "Omnibus of Short Stories by James T. Farrell, A." Editor Jacques Sorel, former journalist now editor of detective stories. 173561 2007 Sorgekapen MTF Reporter (Monika Bjerke) 173562 1990 Sorority Girls and the Creature From Hell M Reporter (Susan Falcon) 173563 1990 Sorority House Massacre II M Newscaster (Kevin Tent) 173564 1996 Sorrento Beach (aka Hotel Sorrento) M Rayson, Hannie (Play -- "Hotel Sorrento"). Richard Franklin, Peter Fitzpatrick (Screenplay) Australia - Ness Book Editor Dick (John Hargreaves), of the bi-monthly liberal paper, The Australian Voice, discovers best-selling author is from Sorrento and decides to contact her family. Friend says people are entitled to their privacy. He says he wants an exclusive. He plays up to the author's sister without revealing he is a journalist. Friend accuses him of pretending to romance her for the sake of a story, but she keeps his secret. At a family gathering, journalist gets into a fight with the author. He perceives her to be anti-Australian. Family tensions surface. Next day, he apologizes to the sister. "I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings." "Don't worry about it, Marge. I don't have any feelings. Remember, I'm a journalist." Commentator, Football (Shane Healy). 173565 2008 Sorrows of an American, The N Hustvedt, Siri Journalist seems to know a secret connected to a woman’s dead husband, a famous novelist. The sister and her brother find a disturbing note from an unknown women among their dead father’s papers they believe may implicate him in a mysterious death. Returning to New York from Minnesota, the grieving siblings continue to pursue the mystery behind the note. The sister is confronted by the hostile journalist. 173566 1912 Sorrows of Bessie Sheriff, The N Anonymous Journalist. When her family is ruined, she works as a teacher and a journalist and discovers a fruitless romance. Sensitive, idealistic. 173567 1926 Sorrows of Satan, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 173568 2005 Sorry Dad M TV Reporter (Valissa Smith). TV Newscaster (Anne Peterson). 173569 1985 Sorry!: Little Something Set Aside, A T Episode #23. 5-26-1985 Commentators (John Junkin, Keith Washington). 173570 2005 Sorstalansag MF Hungary Reporter (Andor Lukats). Historical drama based on Nobel laureate Imre Kertesz's novel about Hungarian Jews during the Holocaust 173571 2008 Sorsvonalak MF Journalists (Peter Rudolf, Otto Viezian) 173572 1996 Sorts Hades, Ett TF TV Reporter (Aina Bergvall) 173573 1959 SOS Gletscherpilot MF Switzerland Journalist Portmann (Ettore Cella). 173574 1996 Sostiene Pereira MF Editor (Mario Viegas), newspaper editor 173575 2006 Soten no Ken: Jigoku no kami ni inore MF Newspaper Seller (Takuma Terashima). 173576 2001 Soul Assassin M News Media. Reporter (Georgina Verbaan) 173577 1999 Soul Cages, The M Photographer (Susanna Hood) 173578 1995 Soul Catcher: Novel A N Kersey, Colin Investigative Journalist is a victim who bands together with other victims to meet emergency from another time and culture -- ancient shaman comes down out of forests into Seattle, meets a brutal death and unleashes age-old vengeful forces on the city. Aging journalist and others join forces to release the furious spirit even as boats sinks, buildings fall, and police and politicians helplessly try to avert public panic. 173579 2005 Soul City NSF Toure African-American Reporter Cadillac Johnson for Chocolate City Magazine, arrives in Soul City to cover the mayoral election and falls in love with a woman named Mahogany Sunflower, whose family can fly like the birds. Journalist Johnson also falls in love with the city itself, the only place left in America where black really is beautiful. Battle for the soul of Soul City. 173580 2000 Soul Food: Anything You Can Do T Episode #9. 8-23-2000 Newscaster (Brendan Connor). 173581 2001 Soul Food: I'm Afraid of Americans T Episode #31. 9-5-2001 Newscaster (Mai Stanek). 173582 2001 Soul Food: Running as Fast as I Can T Episode #32. 9-12-2001 Journalists (John Devenish). TV News Anchor (Dan Duran). Interviewer (Evan Carter). 173583 2000 Soul Food: Watermelon Theory, The T Episode #5. 7-26-2000 TV Interviewer (Eldridge Hyndman). 173584 1997 Soul Man T VHS 411, 412 News Media 173585 2008 Soul Men M Reporter (Thomas Wallace) 173586 1917 Soul of a Magdalen, The M AFI-Authors Writer 173587 1996 Soul of the Game MT Reporter (Bruce Beatty). John Givens Reporter (Jesse D. Goins) 173588 1987 Soul of Viktor Tronko, The N GPL Quammen, David Journalist Michael Kessler's acquaintance is brutally murdered. He spends the novel trying to figure out why, untangling the Tronko tale. The truth may be too dangerous to put down on paper. 173589 1980 Soul Patrol (aka Black Trash) M UK. Ness African-American Reporter joins forces with a white cop to investigate mysterious deaths in the drug underworld. 173590 2004 Soul Plane M Reporter (Brent Strickland). Reporter (Laura Rogers). 173591 1995 Soul Survivor M News Reader (Ingrid Walter) 173592 1995 Soul Survivors MT Reporter (Charles Lawlor) 173593 1925 Soul-Fire M Critic (Percy Ames). Critic (Charles Esdale). 173594 1998 Souler Opposite, The M Reporter (Julian Neil). 173595 1923 Souls for Sake M Cameraman, Assistant (Auld Thomas). 173596 1923 Souls for Sale M DVD -R HQ 5361, 5362 Cameraman. Second Cameraman (Rush Hughes). 173597 1949 Souls of Sin M Newspaper Editor (Bill Chase). 173598 2000 Soulsaver N Stevens-Arce Media. Media-savvy religious trickers in the future 173599 1995 Soultaker M TV News Anchor (Eric McLendon). On-Air Reporter (Barbara B. Patten) 173600 1990 Soultaker M TV News Anchor (John Edd Thompson). Reporter #1 (Bob Grant). News Reporter (Eric Parkinson). On-Air Reporter (Eric McLendon). 173601 1987 Soultangler M Journalist. Mad scientist is chased out of the United States for developing a drug that causes people to see visions of their deepest fears and secrets. 173602 1951 Sound and the Fury, The M Press 173603 2000 Sound From The Dark (aka Aau Fung Yee) M Reporter investigates homicide case on the beach. Ghost involved. 173604 2009 Sound of Chimes, The N Arrington, Edward Editor Harry Campbell, the crusty editor of a small-town Michigan newspaper, has never had much interest in or need for the one he calls “the great architect in the sky.” He certainly has no use for the pious hypocrites who attend church with his wife, Karen. But when the 35-year-old Harry is diagnosed with an incurable disease, a friend encourages him to seek out a different kind of doctor -- the mysterious Marvin Jacob. Harry grudgingly agrees and is swept by the sound of chimes into an unforgettable journey through time, space and multiple continents that will revolutionize his life, transform his relationships, and allow him glimpses of a much greater glory. 173605 1950 Sound of Fury, The (aka Try and Get Me) M Pagano, Jo (Novel - "Condemned, The" and Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Gil Stanton (Richard Carlson) for the Journal investigates robbery and kidnapping which editor Hal Clendenning (Art Smith), wants to attribute to an Eastern gang that has moved into town. A professor questions ethics of sensationalizing story. Clendenning says he has sense of social responsibility, but selling papers is how he makes his living. "People love to be scared to death. The more you scare them, the more papers they buy." Kidnap victim beaten to death. Crook breaks down, confesses. Columnist writes articles detailing brutal torture of victim. Professor accuses him of condemning the men without fair trial, but journalist says kidnappers will get a fair trial "whether they deserve it or not." Then begins to doubt his own work. "I used words as criminally as (the kidnappers) used that rock." Columnist is unsuccessful in his efforts to stop editor from running story. Mob storms jail. Columnist realizes role press has played to stir up mass hatred. "As a journalist, you have great responsibilities." "And I'm trying to meet them. And this first one is to get the story." "If frightened people are the measure of newspaper sales, it must be a profitable business these days." 173606 1954 Sound of Pens, The N Leaver, Ruth. Betty Ladler (Illustrations) News Media 173607 2004 Sounds of Fear M Germany News Media. TV Reporter (Jochen Schott). Radio Reporter (Lothar Bairatsch). TV Reporterin (Sabrina Conradi). Kameramann (Mario Canu). 173608 1982 Soup for One M Cameraman (Jack Chandler), stoned cameraman. 173609 1981 Soupe aux choux, La MF Commentator (Jean-Pierre Rampal) 173610 1940 Sour Puss, The C Newspaper. Porky reads in the paper that fishing season opens tomorrow 173611 2005 Source, The N Vantress, David Journalist D.J. Thomas is a native Californian who has fled east to Oklahoma seeking a quiet place to recover from a bitter divorce and bruising custody battle. He takes a position as managing editor of a small daily newspaper in a mid-sized town. But he soon finds himself deeply involved in the story of his young life -- a story that could end up taking his life and the lives of those he cares most about if he isn't careful. Thomas learns a number of valuable lessons: the only way to defeat evil is to confront it. And there are some things worth losing your job over. 173612 2000 Source: All Access DT Correspondent Lynnette Cole. Hosts Anthony "Treach" Criss, Lisa Raye. 173613 2007 Sous les bombes MF Journalist (Bshara Atallah) 173614 1983 Souten MF India. Photographer Bingo (Roopesh Kumar). 173615 1991 South N Toibin, Colm Journalist Carlos Puig was a journalist, not a rich journalist or even very famous, but he was nasty. When he wrote for the anarchist newspaper his scorn was special. He knew how to hate. Puig came from an ordinary family in Barcelona and spoke Catalan. He used his pen until words were no good. And then he used bombs. 173616 1996 South Bank Show, The: Michael Collins DT Episode #129. Critic and Playwright Tom Paulin. Editor Ed Moloney, Northern Editor of The Sunday Tribune. 173617 2008 South Beach N Antoni, Brian Gossip Columnist lives next door to a globe-trotting, trust fund-endowed 29-year-old who suddenly finds himself penniless and alone in the world so he moves to the last thing of value left to him, an old Miami Beach apartment building named the Venus De Milo Arms. He tries to reconstruct his life finding himself neighbors with an unlikely mix of tenants, including the two-bit, cynical gossip columnist. 173618 2007 South Beach Chicas Catch Their Man N Pineiro, Caridad Hispanic. Reporter Sylvia Amenabar in Miami loves her vida loca. Just months ago, she and her three best friends -- Adriana, Juli and Tori -- were happily single, hoisting mojitos at their weekly get-together. Now everything has changed. All four women have sexy men in their lives and Amenabar is not sure she likes it that way. Ever since a handsome cop took a bullet for Amenabar after an investigative report went south, she’s been fighting their intensifying attraction. Sure he’s gorgeous and great in bed and nearly died for her, but Sylvia has sworn never to let a man be in a position to break her heart the way her father did by abandoning her and her mother. Besides, who has time for the whole relationship dance? Sylvia’s got a reputation to maintain as Miami’s hottest new journalist. But when her latest assignment threatens to smear Adriana’s boyfriend and Sylvia’s too-good-to-be-true policeman, and her mother is hell-bent on reuniting with her father, Amenabar finds that life and love and family aren’t things you can control. 173619 2006 South Beach: Pilot T Episode #1. 1-11-2006 Photographer (Hardy Hill). 173620 1996 South Bureau Homicide M TV Anchorwoman (Jodi Adler) of KFWB. Male KFWB Anchor (Lyle Kilgore). Photographer (Oscar Lamarque). 173621 1944 South of Dixie M Reporters (Donald Kerr, Joseph Haworth) on newspaper. Reporter (Ray Walker). Newspaper Photographer (Jack Mulhall). 173622 1941 South of Panama (aka Panama Menace) M Roberts, Ben, Sidney Sheldon (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Mike Lawrence (Roger Pryor) gets involved with spies and kidnapping when he is embraced by a woman at the airport. She is trying to shield her brother who has discovered a camouflage paint used on plans and is being sought by enemy agents. Reporter pretends to be her brother and helps her get away from the airport after knocking out cab driver who is working for enemy. Newsman tries to get the woman to explain what is going on, but she sneaks out on him. Later she corners him while in disguise and he doesn't recognize her. When he is kidnapped by spies who believe he is the woman's brother, the reporter discovers the truth and helps the woman and her brother get away. 173623 1949 South of Rio M Newspaper Editor-Publisher Henry Waterman (Emmett Vogan) of the Rio Blanco Herald and his assistant Andrew Jackson Weems (Paul Hurst) send for the Territorial Rangers in a fight over statehood. Villains are organizing a couple of phony protection associations. Waterman is killed by the brother of one of the Rangers. His brother is a member of the gang. The ranger is so shocked at seeing his brother gun down Waterman that he is unable to act in time to prevent it. Unable to explain the cause of his inaction, he is suspended by the governor. Unable to persuade his brother to quit the gang, the Ranger, with the aids of Weems and Waterman's daughter Carol Waterman (Kay Christopher) brings the outlaws to justice. 173624 2008 South of Shiloh NM Logan, Chuck Photojournalist John Rane is asked by a former lover to look into the death of a man killed at the mock Battle of Kirby Creek, near Corinth, Mississippi. His death is ruled an accident, but his widow discovers that the sniper’s bullet was meant for the man standing next to the man, a cop named Kenny Beeman. To penetrate the Mississippi smokescreen, she enlists the aid of Rane. Appearing to cover the story, Rane pokes into the Tennessee-Mississippi border country and teams up with the policeman. With demons nipping at his heels, Rane picks a Sharps rifle and live ammunition and heads off to the Shiloh Battlefield -- and a showdown with the killer. 173625 2000 South Park: 4th Grade C DVD -R HQ 5633 Episode #59. 11-8-2000 News Media. Boys build a time machine to return to happier school days. 173626 2003 South Park: All About Mormons C DVD -R HQ 6006 Episode #108. 11-19-2003 News Media. 173627 1999 South Park: Are You There God? It's Me, Jesus C DVD -R HQ 5551 Episode #47. 12-29-1999 News Media. Group tries to determine who we are and what we're all about. 173628 2002 South Park: Asspen C Episode #81. 3-13-2002 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Kids and their families take a vacation together in Aspen. Parents get stuck in an endless timeshare presentation and Stan is forced into a showdown with a cocky skier. 173629 1997 South Park: AWESOM-O C Episode #116. 4-14-2004 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Cartman dresses up as a robot from Japan sent to Butters. 173630 1997 South Park: Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society C Episode #89. 7-17-2002 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Bebe's breasts begin to develop and the boys are at a loss to explain why they are suddenly drawn to her when they had no interest in her before. 173631 2005 South Park: Best Friends Forever C DVD -R HQ 6156 Episode #129. 3-30-2005. News Media. Cartman is jealous when Kenny gets the last portable gaming device in stock. 173632 1997 South Park: Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride C DVD -R HQ 5489 Episode #4. 9-3-1997 Sportscasters. News Media Stan's dog pursues other dogs. 173633 1999 South Park: Bigger Longer and Uncut M Parody News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). TV Host Conan O'Brien (Voice). 173634 2005 South Park: Bloody Mary C DVD -R HQ 6624 Episode #39.. 12-7-2005 News Media. News 4 TV Field Reporter on the pope visiting the bleeding Virgin Mary statue and concluding it is not a miracle because the statue is bleeding from the vagina, not the ass, and all women do that. Tom, the News Reporter (Trey Parker). Stan is embarrassed in front of his friends when his dad is arrested for drunk driving. Randy is forced to go to AA meetings where he becomes convinced that he has a disease. 173635 2003 South Park: Butt Out C DVD -R HQ 7739 Episode #109. 12-3-2003 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Rob Reiner comes to town to lead an anti-tobacco crusade after the boys briefly take up smoking. 173636 2001 South Park: Butters' Very Own Episode C DVD -R HQ 5771 Episode #79. 12-12-2001 News Media. Tom, the News Reporter (Trey Parker). Butters reveals a dark family secret. Butters' mother snaps and tries to kill her son after the revelation that her husband frequents gay bath houses. 173637 1997 South Park: Cartman Gets an Anal Probe C DVD -R HQ 5466 Episode #1. 8-13-1997 News Media. Aliens kidnap Kyle's little brother. 173638 2000 South Park: Cartman Joins NAMBLA C DVD -R HQ 7285 Episode #53. 6-21-2000 News Media. 173639 2004 South Park: Cartman's Incredible Gift C DVD -R HQ 5465 Episode #124. 12-8-2004 News Media. Jim Browning, Channel 4 News Cartman gains psychic powers after suffering a severe head injury. 173640 1998 South Park: Cartman's Mom Is a Dirty Slut (1) C DVD -R HQ 5547 Episode #13. 2-25-1998 Parody America's Funniest Home Videos. Media. School counselor suggests Cartman find his father. 173641 1998 South Park: Cartman's Mom Is Still a Dirty Slut C DVD -R HQ 5551 Episode #15. 4-22-1998 News Media. Tom, the News Reporter (Trey Parker). Cartman discovers his father's identity. 173642 2000 South Park: Cartman's Silly Hate Crime C DVD -R HQ 5596 Episode #50. 4-12-2000 News Media. Tom, the News Reporter (Trey Parker). FBI pursues Cartman for committing a hate crime. He is sent to juvenile hall after he throws a rock at a black child. 173643 2001 South Park: Cartmanland C Episode #71. 7-25-2001 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice) Cartman inherits a large sum of money and uses it to purchase his own amusement park. His resulting success causes Kyle to lose faith in God. 173644 2006 South Park: Cartoon Wars (Part 1) C DVD -R HQ 5826 Episode #142. 4-5-2006. News Media. Tom, the News Reporter (Trey Parker). Cartman and Kyle feud over a popular animated program (looking like Family Guy). Cartman begins a one-man crusade to get "Family Guy" taken off the air after it shows an image of Mohammed. But his real motive is not that it's offensive to Muslims -- it's because the show's not funny. 173645 2006 South Park: Cartoon Wars (Part 2) C Episode #143. 4-12-2006 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice) President of Fox (Trey Parker - Voice). Cartman finds an unlikely ally in his quest to get "Family Guy" off the air - Bart Simpson. He also discovers Fox's surprising secret about the show's writers. 173646 1999 South Park: Cat Orgy C Episode #38. 7-14-1999 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice) Cartman deals with an abusive babysitter, her boyfriend and a cat in heat when his mother goes to a party. 173647 1998 South Park: Chef Aid C DVD -R HQ 5443 Episode #27. 10-7-1998 News Media. Talented friends organize a benefit concert for penniless chef. 173648 2000 South Park: Chef Goes Nanners C DVD -R HQ 5596 Episode #55. 7-5-2000 News Media. Tom, the News Reporter (Trey Parker - Voice). 173649 1998 South Park: Chef's Salty Chocolate Balls C DVD -R HQ 5574 Episode #22. 8-19-1998 News Media. News Reporter (Trey Parker - Voice). Hollywood big-shots try to turn South Park into another Sundance. 173650 1998 South Park: Chickenlover C DVD -R HQ 5465 Episode #17. 5-27-1998 News Media. Crime wave sweeps through South Park 173651 1998 South Park: Chickenpox C Episode #23. 8-26-1998 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice) Wave of chickenpox is spreading through the town and when Kenny comes down with the disease, the parents decide to infect all the boys so they'll be immune from it later in life. 173652 2002 South Park: Child Abduction Is Not Funny C DVD -R HQ 5445 Episode #90. 7-24-2002 News Media. Tom, the News Reporter (Trey Parker - Voice). Channel 5 News. Parents in South Park become gripped with fear that their children will be abducted. After a kidnapper attempts to abduct Tweek, a series of breaking news events related to child abductions begins to worry the town's parents. South Park parents go to extreme measures to protect their children from kidnappers. 173653 2003 South Park: Christian Rock Hard C DVD -R HQ 5464 Episode #105. 10-29-2003 News Media. TV Anchor and News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Channel 4 Live. Cartman starts a Christian rock band in an attempt to get a platinum album before Kyle. Cartman starts a Christian rock group while Kyle, Stan and Kenny are arrested for downloading music off the Internet 173654 1998 South Park: City on the Edge of Forever C Episode #20. 6-17-1998 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). The kids' school bus crashes and ends up hanging off the edge of a cliff. 173655 1998 South Park: Clubhouses C Episode #25. 9-23-1998 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Egged on by Wendy, Stan and Kyle start building a tree-house in Stan's backyard. 173656 2009 South Park: Coon, The C DVD -R HQ 10985 Episode #183. 3-18-2009 News Media. Cartman tells us that the crime rate in town is up and the bad economy has made things worse. To save the town, he becomes “The Coon.” Another costumed avenger arrives calling himself “Mysterion.” TV News does a report on “Mysterion who is becoming very popular and “Who is Mysterion?” is the question on everyone’s mind. The South Park Herald asks “Who is Mysterion?” Channel 9 News has received a videotape with a new terrorist threat. Professor Chaos is threatening to blow up a hospital if “Mysterion” doesn’t reveal his true identity. 173657 1998 South Park: Cow Days C DVD -R HQ 5633 Episode #26. 9-30-1998 Sportscasters announcing rodeo. Boys want to compete at bull-riding. Cows get religion. 173658 2001 South Park: Cripple Fight! C DVD -R HQ 5566 Episode #67. 6-27-2001 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Big Gay Al becomes the boys' troop leader and a new kid steals Timmy's spotlight. 173659 1998 South Park: Cry on the Edge of Forever (aka Flashbacks) C DVD -R HQ 5623 Episode #20. 6-17-1998 News Media. South Park Elementary School bus crashes 173660 1998 South Park: Damien C DVD -R HQ 5517 Episode #10. 2-4-1998 News Media. Battle for spiritual domination conflicts with Cartman's birthday. 173661 2009 South Park: Dance with Smurfs C DVD -R HQ 11609 Episode. 11-12-2009 Parody News Media. When Cartman is chosen to do the morning announcements at South Park Elementary, he uses the opportunity to target Student Body President Wendy Testaburger. Cartman becomes the worst kind of journalist using innuendo to create controversy and then writing a book to capitalize on the scandal. 173662 1997 South Park: Death T DVD -R HQ 5507 Episode #6. 9-17-1997 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Grampa wants Stan to kill him. The parents all want to kill the Terrance and Philip show and Death just wants to kill someone. Stan's grandfather helps summon the Grim Reaper. 173663 2002 South Park: Death Camp of Tolerance, The C Episode #93. 11-20-2002 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). When Mr. Garrison learns about discrimination lawsuits, he hires a new teaching assistant. 173664 2005 South Park: Death of Eric Cartman, The C DVD -R HQ 5416 Episode #131. 4-13-2005 News Media. 173665 2005 South Park: Die Hippie Die C DVD -R HQ 6139 Episode #127. 3-16-2005 News Media. 173666 2009 South Park: Eat, Pray, Queef C DVD -R HQ 11019 Episode. 4-1-2009 News Media. The Queef Sisters appear on “Regis and Kelly” talk show to promote their book, “Eat, Pray and Queef,” a spoof on the book, “Eat, Pray, Love.” Boys find themselves victims of an April Fool’s Day joke and it doesn’t go over well at all. All women are queefing (letting air out of their vaginas). It becomes a national debate -- why are farts funny and queefing isn’t. Sexism raises its ugly head. Instead of airing an anticipated episode of “Terrance and Philip,” the Canadian Channel airs an episode of a new show, the “Queef Sisters.” The show starts a movement in the country and men everywhere are upset and disgusted that women are queefing. Women argue that no difference exists between queefing and farting, but men ignore their argument. As a joke, one of the girls from school queefs on Butters’ face, petrifying him causing incapacitation and illness, which causes the men of South Park to go to the Colorado State Legislature attempting to ban queefing. Due to the Queef Sisters’ success and popularity, Terrance and Philip have their show canceled. Eventually Terrance and Philip attempt to kill the Queef Sisters, but the plan backfires because they end up becoming attracted to them. They pair off into couples and the two pairs travel the Canadian Wine Country together. Back in the Colorado senate, the South Park boys testify in the case about the girl who queefed on Butters, and the next day, the newspapers display a headline, “Queefing Banned.” Stan’s mom and sister are hut by the ruling because it is an example of the sexism that still pervades in society. Stan and his dad finally understand the female point of view. To make it up to women everywhere, Stan and his dad gather a group of South Park men to record a sing entitled “Queef Free,” while photographs of women working various careers are displayed on the screen. Terrance and Philip attempt to marry the two Queef Sisters, but the vicar after a crossfire of anal and vaginal flatulence leaves the ceremony in disgust, sarcastically pronouncing them “Farts and Queefs.” 173667 1997 South Park: Elephant Makes Love to a Pig, An C DVD -R HQ 5489 Episode #5. 9-10-1997 News Media. Tom, the News Reporter (Trey Parker). Stan's mutant twin is unleashed. 173668 2001 South Park: Entity, The C DVD -R HQ 5723 Episode #76. 11-21-2001 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice).. Kyle's unpopular cousin, a negative Jewish stereotype, comes to town to visit and creates friction. 173669 2009 South Park: F Word, The C DVD -R HQ 11588 Episode. 11-11-2009 News Media. Channel 4 Evening News covers the boys’ fight against the obnoxious motorcycle riders that are disrupting everyone in South Park. They want the dictionary to redefine “fag” to mean obnoxious people on Harleys who don’t care about anyone else. 173670 2003 South Park: Fat Butt and Pancake Head C DVD -R HQ 5442 Episode #101. 4-16-2003 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Magazine Covers. National Inquisition .Newspaper. Parody Tabloid Journalism. Cartman makes his hand into a face which he calls Jennifer Lopez and slowly realizes it's taking over his consciousness. 173671 2009 South Park: Fatbeard C DVD -R HQ 11091 Episode. 4-22-2009 News Media. Cartman dreams of living the life of a pirate. UNN Anchorman talks about ransom to save the South Park gang. 173672 2009 South Park: Fishsticks C DVD -R HQ 11028 Episode. 4-8-2009 News Media. Interviewer. Talk Show Host Conan O’Brien. Cartman and Jimmy come up with the funniest joke of all time and it takes off everywhere. But when someone else takes credit for the joke, the boys are furious. 173673 2005 South Park: Follow That Egg C DVD -R HQ 5491 Episode #135. 11-2-2005 News Media When Mrs. Garrison hears of Mr. Slave's impending wedding, she vows to stop same-sex marriages. 173674 2002 South Park: Freak Strike C DVD -R HQ 5444 Episode #82. 3-20-2002 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Talk Show Host Maury Povitch. Boys compete to appear on his talk show. Boys disguise Butters as a mutant to win prizes on The Maury Povich Show. They become upset when Butters' prize is a round of putt-putt golf. 173675 2002 South Park: Free Hat C DVD -R HQ 5446 Episode #88. 7-10-2002 News Media. TV News Anchor Tom of News 4 Live. Nightline. Boys form a club in order to stop Hollywood directors from wrecking their own films. 173676 2005 South Park: Free Willzyx C DVD -R HQ 6067 Episode #138. 11-30-2005 TV Anchor and TV Field Reporter. News Media 173677 2002 South Park: Fun With Veal C DVD -R HQ 5429 Episode #83. 3-27-2002 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Stan leads the boys in kidnapping all the baby cows from a local ranch after a first-hand look at how veal is made turns him into a vegetarian. 173678 2005 South Park: Ginger Kids C DVD -R HQ 5547 Episode #136. 11-9-2005 News Media. TV Anchor and Field Reporters. Cartman rallies red-haired, freckled children to fight discrimination. 173679 1998 South Park: Gnomes C Episode #30. 12-16-1998 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Facing termination for not teaching anything, Mr. Garrison tells the students they have to give a current events presentation before the school board to demonstrate what they've learned in class. 173680 2004 South Park: Goobacks C DVD -R HQ 9939 Episode. 4-28-2004 News Media. Anchor and field reporters. Immigrants from the future cause problems in South Park. 173681 2004 South Park: Good Times with Weapons C DVD -R HQ 7739 Episode #112. 3-17-2004 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Boys lie to get ninja weapons from the fair, but must decide whether to tell their parents when Butters is injured with a throwing star. 173682 2003 South Park: Grey Dawn T DVD -R HQ 5623 Episode #106. 11-5-2003 News Media. Elderly residents of South Park lead a revolt after their driving licenses are revoked. 173683 2007 South Park: Guitar Queer-O C DVD -R HQ 9252 Episode. 11-7-2007 News Media. Stan’s superior skills on “Guitar Hero” damage his friendship with Kyle. 173684 2001 South Park: Here Comes the Neighborhood C DVD -R HQ 5723 Episode #77. 11-28-2001 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Wealthy people invade the humble town of South Park. Class war ensues in South Park when it becomes a hot spot for rich celebrities. 173685 2001 South Park: How to Eat With Your Butt C DVD -R HQ 5751 Episode #75. 11-14-2001 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Cartman plays the ultimate practical joke. He puts a picture of Kenny's butt on a milk carton as a prank, but is disturbed when a couple who look like Kenny's butt shows up to claim their son. 173686 2003 South Park: I'm a Little Bit Country C DVD -R HQ 5442 Episode #100. 4-9-2003 News Media. TV News Anchor Tom of News 4 Live Boys learn about the politics of war and the consequences of homework. 173687 1998 South Park: Ike's Wee Wee C Episode #17. 5-27-1998. News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Mr. Mackey is fired from school after losing a marijuana sample in class and winds up becoming a druggie. Kyle tries to keep his brother Ike from having his bris after he finds out what will take place during the ceremony. 173688 2007 South Park: Imaginationland: Episode III C DVD -R HQ 9232 Episode. 10-31-2007 News Media. TV Channel 5 Anchorman. Government prepares to destroy Imaginationland. 173689 2001 South Park: It Hits the Fan C DVD -R HQ 6923 Episode #66. 6-20-2001 Parody News. Channel 4 News Anchorman. Correspondent Rick Watts dies reporting a medical alert story on a new virus. 173690 2003 South Park: It's Christmas in Canada C Episode #111, 12-17-2003 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Boys go to Canada to retrieve Ike, after his birth parents show up in South Park and claim him as their own. 173691 2002 South Park: Jared Has Aids C DVD -R HQ 5428 Episode #80. 3-6-2002 News Media. TV News Anchor Tom of News 4 Live (Trey Parker - Voice). With male field reporters. Boys try to fatten up Butters and then liposuction him so they can get a marketing deal at a local restaurant. Jared from the Subway commercials causes a controversy when he reveals that he lost weight with the help of AIDs. 173692 2004 South Park: Jeffersons, The C DVD -R HQ 7801 Episode #117. 4-21-2004 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Michael Jackson moves to South Park but tries to conceal his identity and local cops try to frame him because he is a rich black man. 173693 1999 South Park: Korn's Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery C Episode #41. 10-17-1999 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Rock band Korn visits South Park during Halloween to solve the mystery of the pirate ghosts that are terrifying the town. 173694 2003 South Park: Krazy Kripples C DVD -R HQ 5562 Episode #98. 3-26-2003 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Larry King Parody. Jimmy and Timmy join up with the notorious Denver Crips. 173695 2002 South Park: Ladder to Heaven, A C DVD -R HQ 6780 Episode #91. 11-6-2002 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). TV Field Reporter. Boys try to retrieve a winning ticket Kenny had before he died. In search of Kenny, the boys build a ladder to heaven. SNN. Eyewitness Channel 4 News. 173696 2003 South Park: Lil' Crime Stoppers C DVD -R HQ 5926 Episode #102. 4-23-2003 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice).. Boys are named junior deputies and open up their own detective agency. 173697 2005 South Park: Losing Edge, The C DVD -R HQ 5692 Episode #130. 4-6-2005 News Media Boys set out to lose a baseball game in order to avoid playing the game all summer. 173698 2006 South Park: Make Love, Not Warcraft C Episode #147. 10-4-2006 News Media. Tom, the News Reporter (Trey Parker - Voice). 173699 2006 South Park: Manbearpig C DVD -R HQ 6006 Episode #145. 4-26-2006 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Lonely and attention-desperate Al Gore comes to South Park Elementary to explain the dangers of the biggest threat to the planet, Manbearpig. 173700 2009 South Park: Margaritaville C DVD -R HQ 10999 Episode #184. 3-25-2009. News Media. TV Journalists. Randy steps forward with a solution to fix the desperate state of the economy. When the entire town is buy pointing fingers over who is to blame for the economy, Randy steps toward with a solution for the financial woes. With everyone in town helping, they all start to live without any economy at all. Elsewhere, the ultimate sacrifice is made by an unlikely savior in a bid to fix the town’s problems. 173701 1998 South Park: Mecha Streisand T DVD -R HQ 5519. VHS 1286 Episode #12. 2-18-1998 Film Critic Leonard Maltin comes to the aid of Cartman. News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). While on a field trip, Cartman discovers what looks like an ancient Indian arrowhead. He tosses it away. 173702 1998 South Park: Merry Christmas Charlie Manson! C Episode #29. 12-9-1998 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice).. Uncle Howard escapes from the slammer to join Grandma Cartman's holiday celebration. 173703 1998 South Park: Mexican Staring Frog of Southern Sri Lanka, The C Episode #19. 6-10-1998 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Kids get revenge on Jimbo and Ned after they fail their report on Vietnam. Their practical joke sparks a fierce ratings war between "Jesus and Pals": and Jimbo and Ned's hunting program. 173704 2006 South Park: Million Little Fibers, A C DVD -R HQ 5926 Episode #144.. 4-19-2006 News Media. Towelie writes his memoirs and the published work is chosen to be part of Oprah's Book Club. Parody Oprah TV Talk Show. 173705 2006 South Park: Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy (aka Miss Teacher B…. A Boy) C DVD -R HQ 7506 Episode #149. 10-18-2006 News Media. Male TV Field Reporter -- Channel 4 173706 2007 South Park: More Crap C DVD -R HQ 9071 Episode #162. 10-10-2007 News Media. CNN covers the story of Randy marsh who becomes a local hero in South Park after the guys at the bar see the size of his latest crap. After some talking with the guys, Randy believes he could be a contender for the World Record. But is there someone else who wants it more? 173707 1997 South Park: Mr. Garrison's Fancy New Vagina C DVD -R HQ 9055 Episode #126. 3-9-2005 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). After Mr. Garrison gets an operation and becomes a woman, Kyle decides he wants to be black and Gerald decides he wants to be a dolphin. 173708 1999 South Park: Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics C Episode #46. 12-1-1999 TV Newsman is "fighting the frizzies" in a live action newscast. 173709 2002 South Park: My Future Self 'n' Me C DVD -R HQ 5447 Episode #95. 12-4-2002 News Media. TV News Anchor Tom of News 4 Live (Trey Parker - Voice). Freak electric storm causes Stan's future self to return to the present as an unemployed drug addict. Stan faces his future as a loser, Cartman ventures into the business of revenge. 173710 2002 South Park: New Terrance & Phillip Movie Trailer, The C Episode #84. 4-3-2002 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Boys have to sit through an episode of "Fightin' Round the World" with Russell Crowe so they can see a preview for the new movie starring Terrance & Phillip. 173711 2007 South Park: Night of the Living Homeless C Episode. 4-18-2007 News Media. Boys attempt to find a solution to the increasing umber of homeless people in South Park. 173712 2001 South Park: Osama bin laden Has Farty Pants C DVD -R HQ 5466 Episode #74. 11-7-2001 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Boys come face to face with Osama Bin Laden after they are mistakenly shipped to Afghanistan. Boys' gesture of goodwill in Afghanistan backfires 173713 2008 South Park: Pandemic C DVD -R HQ 10419 Episode. 10-22-2008 News Media. Breaking News: CNN News TV Male Anchor and Field Reporter attacked by large Guinea Pigs that used to be held in check by Peruvian Flute Bands. Boys find a way to make money off of the latest global epidemic. 173714 2008 South Park: Pandemic 2: Startlng, The C DVD -R HQ 10457 Episode. 10-29-2008 News Media. Breaking News: CNN News TV Male Anchor and Field Reporter attacked by large Guinea Pigs that used to be held in check by Peruvian Flute Bands. The giant guinea pigs attack cities all over the world and the boys have the key that will save everyone from the onslaught. 173715 2000 South Park: Passion of the Jew, The C DVD -R HQ 5575 Episode #114. 3-31-2004 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Parody of Mel Gibson movie. 173716 2007 South Park: Petit Tourette, Le C DVD -R HQ 9018 Episode #161. 10-3-2007 TV Anchor Chris Hansen for Dateline NBC does a story on Cartman's Tourette's syndrome. 173717 2009 South Park: Pinewood Derby C DVD -R HQ 11052 Episode. 4-15-2009 News Media. Randy comes up with a plan to help Stan win the Pinewood Derby. Space visitors test Earthlings about lying and ethics and find them lacking. 173718 1997 South Park: Pink Eye C DVD -R HQ 5491 Episode #7. 10-29-1997 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Kenny's death spawns an outbreak of the living dead in South Park. Outbreak of pinkeye interrupts Halloween. Hitler costume. 173719 2000 South Park: Pip C Episode #62. 11-29-2000 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Pip attends boarding school in an adaptation of "Great Expectations." 173720 1999 South Park: Prehistoric Ice Man C DVD -R HQ 5446 Episode #31. 1-20-1999 News Media. TV News Anchor Tom of News 4 Live (Trey Parker - Voice). While hunting in the woods, Kyle falls down a hole and discovers a man frozen in ice. Stan and Kyle's friendship is threatened when they discover a man encased in ice. 173721 2002 South Park: Professor Chaos C DVD -R HQ 5428. 5553. Episode #85. 3-10-2002 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). After being shunned by his friends, Butters develops a villainous alter ego and sets out to wreak havoc on the town. 173722 2004 South Park: Quest for Ratings C DVD -R HQ 5487 Parker, Trey Episode #122. 11-17-2004 School TV Anchors Jimmy and "Rick" Cartman for "Super School News" on the South Park Elementary closed circuit television network. Stan reports on school lunches. Butters covers the celebrity watch. Token does the weather. Kyle covers sports. They think they're doing a great job but the school is canceling their program since it has only gotten a 4 share (4 people watched all week). School wants Craig's show "Animals Close-Up with a Wide-Angle Lens" because it is cheaper to produce. Their advisor tells them kids don't care about the news, they don't find it exciting. They come up with "Sexy Action News" and make up news stories adding Panda Bears for the small children. Jimmy wonders about the ethics of what they are planning to do. Cartman says 4th graders don't know what ethics mean. Sexy Action School News debuts. Jimmy: "This isn't the news. This is a travesty." Jimmy has a real news story to report but Cartman and the others aren't interested. Advisor says the boys will get a grade of F if they don't improve their ratings. Boys need to come up with killer new ideas for a show. Sexy Action News Team puts together special report on cough medicine abuse. Newscast is a success. Get a 22 share. 173723 2000 South Park: Quintuplets 2000 C DVD -R HQ 3503 Episode #52. 4-26-2000 News media is attracted by a family of quintuplets 173724 1999 South Park: Rainforest Schmainforest C DVD -R HQ 5444 Episode #32. 4-7-1999 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Boys get recruited to join a choir group performing in Costa Rica to help save the rainforest. 173725 2003 South Park: Raisins C DVD -R HQ 10022 Episode #110. 12-10-2003 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Stan becomes inconsolable after Wendy breaks up with him and Butters has a crush on a sexy waitress at a local restaurant. 173726 1999 South Park: Red Badge of Gayness C DVD -R HQ 5826 Episode #45. 11-24-1999 News Media. Cartman suits up for the Confederacy during the annual Civil War re-enactment 173727 2002 South Park: Red Hot Catholic Love C DVD -R HQ 5443 Episode #87. 7-3-2002 News Media. TV News Anchor Tom of News 4 Live (Trey Parker - Voice). Father Maxi travels to the Vatican to confront the growing problem of priests molesting children. Scandal impacts church attendance in South Park. 173728 2003 South Park: Red Man's Greed T DVD -R HQ 5447 Episode #103. 4-30-2003 News Media. Channel 4 Live. News Anchor Tom. 173729 2002 South Park: Red Sleigh Down C Episode #96. 12-11-2002 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). When an attempt to bring Christmas to Iraq turns disastrous, the boys head to Iraq with Jesus and Mr. Hankey to save Santa from terrorists. 173730 2002 South Park: Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers, The C Episode #92. 11-13-2002 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Randy and Sharon realize too late that the box they have sent with the boys contains a porno rather than a copy of "The Lord of the Rings." As the parents race to stop them in time, the boys realize that the tape they have has a strange power over people. 173731 2009 South Park: Ring, The C DVD -R HQ 10964 Episode #182. 3-11-2009 News Media. Kenny decides that taking his new girlfriend to a Jonas Brothers concert might earn him a special place in her heart, not to mention other body parts. Unfortunately, his dreams are crushed when purity rings are handed out at the concert. Mickey Mouse is not happy when the Jonas Brothers decide to renege on the purity rings and goes wild burning down the city and the news media covers the disaster. 173732 1998 South Park: Roger Ebert Should Lay Off Fatty Foods C DVD -R HQ 5416 Episode. #24. 9-2-1998 Film Critic Roger Ebert (Voice). . News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). News Reporter (Matt Stone - Voice). TV Announcer (Matt Stone - Voice). 173733 2001 South Park: Scott Tenorman Must Die C DVD -R HQ 5642 Episode #69. 7-11-2001 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice).. Cartman seeks vengeance on an older kid who cons him out of money. 173734 1999 South Park: Sexual Harassment Panda C DVD -R HQ 5517 Episode #37. 7-7-1999 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). South Park Elementary is nearly bankrupt when Cartman sues Stan for sexual harassment. Cartman sues Stan for sexual harassment. 173735 2010 South Park: Sexual Healing C DVD -R HQ 11849 Episode. 3-17-2010 Parody News Media. Parody of Tiger Woods saga in a new video game on golf that the boys play. Some of the boys have a sex addiction problem. Country facing a major crisis -- rich, successful men suddenly going out wanting to have sex with lots of women. Tiger Woods is the surface of the problem. Outbreak of sex addiction, new phenomenon we don’t understand yet. They test the South Park kids with the “nice lady with the handkerchief test” (a nude woman holding a handkerchief -- the kids don’t remember seeing the handkerchief hence they are future sex addicts). CDC Press Conference offers results of tests -- fourth graders, 5 per cent sex addicts; by 6th grade, number goes up to 30 per cent. 90.6 percent in high school students answered, “what handkerchief?” Young people all over America are infected. News Media covers it all. News 4. Sex addiction only problematic among rich, successful celebrities. South Park residents watch the press conference. Sexual addicts include David Letterman, Bill Clinton, Charlie Sheen, David Duchovny. They then show film where they give a monkey money and he becomes a sexual addict and eventually makes a public apology on a talk show. Tiger Woods is also there. Michael Douglas is there as well. Ben Rothenberg chimes in. Kids tell everyone to take responsibility for their own actions. Sex addicts will make money and be successful so they can have sex with lots of women. President Obama thinks he has the answer. An alien virus. Woods offers his public apology in Live News report on the video game. The head of the Swat Unit says that we should admit that a lot of us guys would do what Tiger Woods did if we had the chance. He is escorted away. News 4 TV Male Field Reporter. Alien wizard who puts a spell on all rich celebrities to have sex with lots of women. The boys kill the demon and all the celebrities are healed. The wizard alien is dead. Sex addiction is no more. And if a rich celebrity is caught again trying to screw a lot of women, it’s not because men are like that, it’s because a wizard alien has cast his spell. Male reporter interviews the two boys who killed the wizard alien. Back to Tiger Wood video golf game. The kids think the new game where Tiger just plays golf is boring. Yeah, Golf is stupid again. 173736 2002 South Park: Simpsons Already Did It C DVD -R HQ 5445 Episode #86. 6-26-2002 News Media. TV News Anchor Tom of News 4 Live (Trey Parker - Voice). Simpsons' TV Anchor Kent Brockman (Harry Shearer) makes an appearance. Boys panic when it appears they caused a woman's death. 173737 2006 South Park: Smug Alert! C DVD -R HQ 5751 Episode #141. 3-29-2006 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Disaster of epic proportions threatens the town and Stan is to blame. He convinced everyone in South Park to drive Hybrid cars after Kyle moves to San Francisco. 173738 2003 South Park: South Park Is Gay! T DVD -R HQ 5456 Episode #104. 10-22-2003 News Media. Channel 4 Live. News Anchor Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Gay Field Reporter. Everybody tries to be the gayest when homosexuality becomes hip in South Park 173739 1999 South Park: Spontaneous Combustion T DVD -R HQ 5519. Episode #33. 4-14-1999 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Stan's dad must discover why South Park residents are exploding. Randy Marsh becomes a national hero when he discovers the reason. 173740 1998 South Park: Spooky Fish C Episode #28. 10-28-1998 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Kyle thinks his new pet fish is evil after it kills two people in his bedroom. The parallel-universe version of Cartman shows up in South Park and everyone likes him more than the real Cartman. 173741 1999 South Park: Starvin' Marvin in Space C DVD -R HQ 5553 Episode #44. 11-17-1999 News Media. Boys must help Starvin' Marvin outwit his pursuers. 173742 1997 South Park: Stravin' Marvin C Episode #8. 11-19-1997 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Boys sponsor a starving Ethiopian child only to have him show up on their doorstep. 173743 1999 South Park: Succubus, The C DVD -R HQ 9694 Episode #34. 4-21-1999 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Boys try to save Chef from a woman who is stealing him from them. 173744 1998 South Park: Summer Sucks C DVD -R HQ 5677 Episode #21. 6-24-1998 News Media. Fireworks ban threatens Fourth of July festivities. 173745 2001 South Park: Super Best Friends C Episode #68. 7-4-2001 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Stan enlists the help of an elite team of religious leaders including Jesus and Mohammed to help him rescue Kyle from a cult. 173746 2010 South Park: Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs, The C DVD -R HQ 11865 Episode. 3-24-2010 Parody News Media. Today Show cast is featured as are various news anchors. Boys are given a controversial book that inspires them to write one of their own. 173747 2001 South Park: Terrance and Phillip: Behind the Blow C DVD -R HQ 6139 Episode #70. 7-18-2001 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice).. Parody of entertainment expose shows called "Behind the Blow." Boys try to reunite their idols. 173748 2000 South Park: Timmy 2000 C DVD -R HQ 5876 Episode #51. 4-19-2000 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). . Charlie Rose. Classmate has attention deficit disorder. Handicapped boys' arrival in class leads to protest. Boys are diagnosed with ADD and heavily medicated. 173749 2003 South Park: Toilet Paper C DVD -R HQ 9266 Episode #99. 4-2-2003 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Boys toilet paper their art teacher's house to get revenge for a bad grade. 173750 1998 South Park: Tom's Rhinoplasty C Episode #11. 2-11-1998 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Miss Ellen substitutes for Mr. Garrison who takes time off to get plastic surgery. Jealous Wendy decides to dig a little deeper into Miss Ellen's background to find out what secrets she's hiding. 173751 2000 South Park: Tooth Fairy's Tats 2000, The C DVD -R HQ 5574 Episode #49. 4-5-2000 News Media 173752 2001 South Park: Towelie C Episode #73. 8-8-2001 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Boys try to rescue their new video game system from the hands of a government agency with the help of a talking towel named Towelie. 173753 2005 South Park: Trapped in the Closet C DVD -R HQ 5675 (Mislabeled 5674) Episode #137. 11-16-2005 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). When Stan looks to new religions to cure his depression, church leaders recognize him as the second coming. 173754 2006 South Park: Tsst C Episode #146. 5-3-2006 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Eric's mom turns to a "dog whisperer" as a last resort to turn him into a good little boy. Whisperer is successful in making Eric calm and submissive, but he may have also turned him into a repressed killer. 173755 1999 South Park: Tweek vs. Craig C DVD -R HQ 10175 Episode #36. 6-23-1999 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Boys pit two classmates against each other for entertainment. 173756 2005 South Park: Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow C DVD -R HQ 5429 Episode #133. 10-19-2005 News Media. Evening News Channel 4 with TV News Anchor Tom. News 4 Live (Trey Parker - Voice) with male reporters in the field. Flood coverage. Reporters and public blaming Bush to terrorists to global warming for the flood. 173757 1999 South Park: Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub C DVD -R HQ 5468 Episode #39. 7-21-1999 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Boys' call to the police creates a stand-off. Randy and Gerald experiment with their sexuality. 173758 2004 South Park: Up the Down Steroid C Episode #113. 3-24-2004 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Jimmy begins using steroids to improve his chances in the special Olympics. 173759 2000 South Park: Very Crappy Christmas, A C Episode #65. 12-20-2000 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). 173760 1997 South Park: Volcano C DVD -R HQ 5464 Episode #2. 8-20-1997 News Media. Channel 4 Live. News Anchor Tom. Volcanic activity disrupts a hunting trip. 173761 2000 South Park: Wacky Molestation Adventure T DVD -R HQ 5675 (Mislabeled 5674) Episode #64. 12-13-2000. News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Boys tell police their parents molest them and soon there are no adults left in South Park. Kids take over South Park and Cartman becomes the mayor. 173762 1997 South Park: Weight Gain 4000 T DVD -R HQ 5456 Episode #3. 8-27-1997 News Media. Channel 4 Live. News Anchor Tom. Celebrity presents Cartman's essay-contest prize 173763 2009 South Park: Whale Whores C DVD -R HQ 11543 Episode. 10-28-2009 TV Newscaster for Channel 9 News. News Media including Entertainment Weekly, People, Variety and newspapers cover “Whale Wars.” Stan’s tip to the Denver Aquarium is ruined when the Japanese begin killing all of the world’s dolphins and whales. “Little Boy Destroys Another Japanese Ship.” Stan turns the reality show on the subject (“Whale Wars”) into a hit program. “Larry King Live” interviews Stan Marsh who doesn’t care about the new reality show, but wants to just stop the Japanese from killing the world’s dolphins and whales. “Real Actual Whale Wars.” Cameras now follow Stan’s crusade against the Japanese. Stan’s friends show up because they want to be on TV. Stan tries to stop another Japanese ship while the cameras roll. They fight with another boat involved in another reality show, this one on crab fishing, and the people on that boat are furious about it. The two boats fight. Whales take out the crab-fishing reality show boat. Stan’s boat is free to fight the good fight. The whales know everything Stan is trying to do for them. Japanese kamikaze planes attack Stan’s boat. Whales are dying. Stan’s boat is destroyed. Stan and his friends are arrested and put into a Japanese jail. They show the boys Hiroshima museum and what happened when the atomic bomb was dropped. Picture shows dolphin and whale were flying the Enola Gray plane that dropped the bomb. Stan tries to set the Japanese straight. He says the real picture was doctored. He gives them the original photograph -- the plane was piloted by a chicken and a cow. The dolphins and whales were framed. The Japanese now kill every chicken and cow they can find. “Nice job, son. Now the Japanese are normal like us,” Stan’s father says to him. 173764 2007 South Park: With Apologies to Jesse Jackson C DVD -R HQ 9694 Episode #154. 3-7-2007 Parody News Media. Randy uses the "N" word on live TV and faces public ridicule for it. 173765 2004 South Park: Woodland Critter Christmas C Episode #125. 12-15-2004 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Stan meets some talking woodland critters and helps them prepare for their Christmas until he discovers the critics worship Satan and are planning to unleash the Antichrist in the world. 173766 2000 South Park: Worldwide Recorder Concert C DVD -R HQ 5566 Episode #48. 1-12-2000 News Media. Group travels to Arkansas for the first worldwide recorder concert. 173767 2004 South Park: You Got F'd in the A C DVD -R HQ 5692 Episode #115. 4-7-2004 News Media. News Reporter Tom (Trey Parker - Voice). Gang of kids from the O.C. challenge Stan to a dance-off, but before the big event Butters must confront a painful event from his past. 173768 1936 South Riding N Holtby, Winifred Press 173769 1928 South Sea Bubble M UK Reporter Averil Rochester (Benita Hume) is one of several adventurers setting out in the South Seas in search of buried treasures. 173770 2009 Southern Belles: Louisville: Back in the Saddle T DVD -R HQ 11227 Episode #6. 6-26-2009 Aspiring TV Reporter Emily is the prodigal daughter who turned her back on the riches of her family’s business to pursue a career as a TV reporter. Her father doesn’t approve and would rather she stay at home to take her place in her family’s multimillion dollar manufacturing company. Will Emily be able to pursue her broadcasting future without alienating her family? Four other Southern Belles in Louisville are also featured. Emily gives the local radio station a try. Julie starts to fall for Cody. 173771 2009 Southern Belles: Louisville: Belles Bond, The T DVD -R HQ 11181 Episode #3. 6-5-2009 Aspiring TV Reporter Emily is the prodigal daughter who turned her back on the riches of her family’s business to pursue a career as a TV reporter. Her father doesn’t approve and would rather she stay at home to take her place in her family’s multimillion dollar manufacturing company. Will Emily be able to pursue her broadcasting future without alienating her family? Four other Southern Belles in Louisville are also featured. The girls go away for the weekend. Problems come to a head between Emily and Shea. Kelly reveals secrets from her past. 173772 2009 Southern Belles: Louisville: Big Decisions T DVD -R HQ 11287 Episode #9. 7-17-2009 Aspiring TV Reporter Emily is the prodigal daughter who turned her back on the riches of her family’s business to pursue a career as a TV reporter. Her father doesn’t approve and would rather she stay at home to take her place in her family’s multimillion dollar manufacturing company. Will Emily be able to pursue her broadcasting future without alienating her family? Four other Southern Belles in Louisville are also featured. Emily plans to tell her father she is moving. Jeff and Shea go to marriage counseling. Jeff wants Kellie to move to Chicago. Hadley has employment issues. 173773 2009 Southern Belles: Louisville: Circle of Friends T DVD -R HQ 11303 Episode #10. 7-23-2009 Aspiring TV Reporter Emily is the prodigal daughter who turned her back on the riches of her family’s business to pursue a career as a TV reporter. Her father doesn’t approve and would rather she stay at home to take her place in her family’s multimillion dollar manufacturing company. Will Emily be able to pursue her broadcasting future without alienating her family? Four other Southern Belles in Louisville are also featured. Ladies throw Emily a goodbye party. Shea receives shocking news. Kellie makes impulsive decisions about Jeff. Hadley questions her relationship with Ross. 173774 2009 Southern Belles: Louisville: Engagements and Break-Ups T DVD -R HQ 11187 Episode #4. 6-12-2009 Aspiring TV Reporter Emily is the prodigal daughter who turned her back on the riches of her family’s business to pursue a career as a TV reporter. Her father doesn’t approve and would rather she stay at home to take her place in her family’s multimillion dollar manufacturing company. Will Emily be able to pursue her broadcasting future without alienating her family? Four other Southern Belles in Louisville are also featured. Emily updates her appearance for her new part-time job. Shea and Jeff visit his family in the Outerbanks. Hadley is shocked by what Sterling has to say. 173775 2009 Southern Belles: Louisville: Facing Our Differences T DVD -R HQ 11204 Episode #5. 6-19-2009 Aspiring TV Reporter Emily is the prodigal daughter who turned her back on the riches of her family’s business to pursue a career as a TV reporter. Her father doesn’t approve and would rather she stay at home to take her place in her family’s multimillion dollar manufacturing company. Will Emily be able to pursue her broadcasting future without alienating her family? Four other Southern Belles in Louisville are also featured. Emily’s hair issues interrupt Shea’s big news. The women go wild at Kellie’s slumber party. Julie’s return to the runway does not go as planned. 173776 2009 Southern Belles: Louisville: Life’s Ups and Downs T DVD -R HQ 11259 Episode #7. 7-2-2009 Aspiring TV Reporter Emily is the prodigal daughter who turned her back on the riches of her family’s business to pursue a career as a TV reporter. Her father doesn’t approve and would rather she stay at home to take her place in her family’s multimillion dollar manufacturing company. Will Emily be able to pursue her broadcasting future without alienating her family? Four other Southern Belles in Louisville are also featured. Kelly learns she can have children. Shea goes overboard with her wedding shopping. Russ and Hadley go on a date. 173777 2009 Southern Belles: Louisville: Meet the Belles T DVD -R HQ 11149 Episode #1. 5-21-2009 Aspiring TV Reporter Emily is the prodigal daughter who turned her back on the riches of her family’s business to pursue a career as a TV reporter. Her father doesn’t approve and would rather she stay at home to take her place in her family’s multimillion dollar manufacturing company. Will Emily be able to pursue her broadcasting future without alienating her family? Four other Southern Belles in Louisville are also featured. It’s hard to be a single lady in Louisville, especially when your best friend is in love with you, you have to hold a charity event in record time, and sometimes your fiancé dances with other ladies. First episode opens with an introduction for each of the Belles. Shea is waiting for her boyfriend Jeff to propose to her and his modest means seem to be standing in the way. Emily wants to be a TV reporter. Kellie grew up cleaning horse stables and then married into high society, but was divorced and is living a much simpler life than she’s grown accustomed to. Julie was a fashion model who is now approaching 35 and is wondering what’s coming next. Hadley is a personal assistant, PhD candidate and is waiting for her next move to materialize. Emily: dinner at Emily’s parents’ house is a quiet affair. Her dad seems really strict and is worried about her indecision. Emily seems like she’s doing okay. He cites her hair as her main point of indecisiveness. After Emily and Julie promote the charity event on the radio, everyone rushes to the Derby museum. Emily is wearing gold and she decides that these won’t work with the diamonds being delivered at the time. When will Emily tell her dad to back off? 173778 2009 Southern Belles: Louisville: New Beginnings T DVD -R HQ 11153 Episode #2. 5-28-2009 Aspiring TV Reporter Emily is the prodigal daughter who turned her back on the riches of her family’s business to pursue a career as a TV reporter. Her father doesn’t approve and would rather she stay at home to take her place in her family’s multimillion dollar manufacturing company. Will Emily be able to pursue her broadcasting future without alienating her family? Four other Southern Belles in Louisville are also featured. 173779 2009 Southern Belles: Louisville: Reality Check T DVD -R HQ 11268 Episode #8. 7-9-2009 Aspiring TV Reporter Emily is the prodigal daughter who turned her back on the riches of her family’s business to pursue a career as a TV reporter. Her father doesn’t approve and would rather she stay at home to take her place in her family’s multimillion dollar manufacturing company. Will Emily be able to pursue her broadcasting future without alienating her family? Four other Southern Belles in Louisville are also featured. Emily gets advice from Nancy O’Dell. After a talk with her father, Julie wants to settle down. Russ professes his love to Hadley, but Shea catches him flirting. 173780 2000 Southern California Sports Report DT Sports Reporters-Hosts (Ken Rodriguez, Gaard Swanson, John Fricke, Lisa Guerrero, Suzy Schuster, Barry LeBrock, Todd Donoho, Sean Farnham, John Jackson, Randy Sparage, Michelle Bonner, Van Earl Wright, Carolyn Hughes, Michael Eaves, Patrick O'Neal). Reporters (Bill MacDonald, Lindsay Soto). . Correspondent Leeann Tweeden. Analysts (Petros Papadakis, Mike Terry, Eric Sondheimer, Matt Stevens, Kevin Kennedy, Mark Gubicza, Rex Hudler, Marques Johnson, Jack Haley). 173781 1996 Southern Comforts NR Ross, Jo Ann Journalist Chelsea Cassidy is a celebrity journalist asked to write the Diva of Domesticity's biography. Meanwhile her sexy, never-to-be-forgotten college lover, an architect, has been hired to restore the diva's Southern plantation home. Cassidy, the official biographer of a fashion and etiquette expert, digs into her subject's past to find out who may be trying to killer her and finds herself in the middle of a potentially romantic and dangerous investigation. 173782 2001 Southern Cross M News Media. Journalist 1 (Kirsty Kelly). Journalist 2 (Jack Hunt). Journalist-Cameraman (Christopher Wilson). Two immigrant children's mom dies and her children are put in a detention center. Instead of waiting around, the children plan to escape and go across the land to their surviving relatives far away. 173783 1999 Southern Cross M Photographer (Felipe Orrego). 173784 2005 Southern Exposure NR Kelley, Karen Columnist Logan Hart didn’t expect to find himself in his present situation -- on stage, under hot lights, taking it all off for cash. Logan’s a reporter and a damn good one at that. But he knows this whole mess is nobody’s fault but his own. After all, he’s the one who boasted to the readership of his weekly column that he could last at least one shift in any job. He even challenged his readers to come up with something he couldn’t handle. Of course, the letters poured in. Logan’s editor sifted through the responses and chose the assignments. So here he is. Stripping in public. Jody Dupree makes it a point never to stray outside of her personal comfort zone. Some people might disagree that patrolling the means streets of New Orleans qualifies as anyone’s comfort zone, but she loves her life as a cop. Her instincts are better than most, and being raised in the Louisiana swamps by a grandmother who dabbled in voodoo and with-craft has given Jody an edge few people ever attain. Jody’s grandmother taught her about signs to watch for that most people ignore. Like how to read people by watching their body language, when to stand her ground, and, when all else fails, when to run. It’s fine with Jody that some of her co-workers are a little afraid of her eccentricities. She’d just as soon keep to herself. But her best friend Andrea, who works as a dispatcher at the police department, thinks Jody needs to develop more of a life outside law enforcement. So for Jody’s birthday, Andrea drags her to a male strip show. When Logan Hart is introduced in a blinding flash of strobe lights and rainbow colors, Jody feels herself falling prey to the reporter’s seductions. Jody’s comfort zone is suddenly world’s away as she falls headlong into a realm of erotic fantasy. 173785 2001 Southern Fires NR Baxter, Mary Lynn Reporter Dana Blivens could get the career break she wanted -- Washington chief of a national magazine -- if she could break a juicy story on the famous Dr. Yancy Granger who had given many women the child they longed for by being America’s best fertility specialist. To the world he was a Nobel Prize candidate. To Charlottesville, Virginia, he was a hero. To himself, he was a sinner tormented by his hidden past. Dana wants the story but the catch was going back to Charlottesville, a place filled with chilling memories, and then betraying the one man she could love. Now a conspiracy of lies in this southern town threatens Yancy’s career and Dana’s hopes. But an even more dangerous truth lies in a carefully planned murder, an evil spun by a twisted mind, and the ultimate test of a man and woman’s love -- a union of flesh and soul forged in the heat of...Southern Fires. 173786 2002 Southern Latitudes N Clark, Stephen J. Reporter Nelson Ingram knows that in Litchfield, Alabama, not everything is as it seems -- even an apparent Klan lynching. He's a local boy, now a burnt-out journalist, who has come home to work on the local paper. Resume is sketchy, full of holes. No motivation. When a local man is lynched, he is fired up to take on the KKK. It turns out victim was shot before he was strung up and local KKK has been defunct for 10 years. Ingram is fired up looking for the Big Story. Proved mob had big money laundering operation and walks away with a lot of money, a ledger and some discs all placed in a bank safety deposit box. 173787 2003 Southern Living N Hudler, Ad Columnist Margaret Pinaldi is a transplanted New Yorker who writes a column for the newspaper, the Selby Reflector in Selby, Georgia, a town with many faces. Outspoken Margaret is one of three women who are forces to be reckoned with. Pinaldi is the quiet daughter of a hell-raising abortion-rights advocate who recently died giving her a house in Georgia. Finally free from her mother's demanding presence, this transplanted Yankee is finding herself for the first time. 173788 1957 Southerner, The NM GPL Kiker, Douglas Cub Reporter Jess Witherow, a beginning reporter and native of Antioch, a Southern city, is assigned to cover the trial of a black college teacher. 173789 2009 Southland MT News Media. Reporter (Brian Jones). Photographer (Brian Brophy). 173790 2006 Southland Tales M Reporter (Dave Carlin). NOW Reality Cameraman (Raymond Mansfield). NOW Reality Cameraman (Dee Austin Robertson). 173791 2009 Southland: Mozambique T DVD -R HQ 11061 Episode #2. 4-16-2009 TV Reporter Mia Sanchez finds Detective Salinger sitting with his teenage daughter Kimmy. When Kim gets to lave, Sanchez lays a big kiss on Salinger. Of course, the daughter sees this, but is okay with it. She gives her dad credit for landing such a beautiful, successful woman and says it’s cool because her mom, his wife, sucks anyway. 173792 2009 Southland: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 11032 Episode #1. 4-9-2009 TV Reporter interviews female detective on the scene about a missing child. Photographer asks the young rookie who just shot a man if he is all right. 173793 2009 Southland: Southland’s Rookie Hero CC Los Angeles Times Front Page story, Thursday, April 9, 2009 Headline: “Southland’s Rookie Hero. A Ride-Along on an Officer’s First Day.” NBC Advertisement Reporter rides along with a rookie cop. Story appears on the front page of the Los Angeles Times. “It’s not every assignment that puts you in the back of a squad car, especially one that gives you a true glimpse into the hearts of the heroes behind the badge. This is the story of one such day when this reporter got a chance to ride along for a rookie’s unforgettable first watch.” “Glassell Park, 1:45 am. Ben Sherman had just finished phase one of his probationary training and hoped to have his daily book signed by his training officer, but the day had not gone well. Eighteen hours earlier...Fresh out of the academy, Sherman was introduced to John Cooper, a 2-year veteran of the force who met the rookie with tough words: ‘You ride with me, you back your badge!’” “The fateful call came in at the end of their shift and Cooper decided to test Sherman’s resolve, ‘What do you want to do?’ Wanting to show his willingness to go above and beyond, Sherman took the call. ‘Unknown Trouble calls can be cop ambushes,’ Cooper warned. ‘Call for backup.’ Guns drawn, and joined by other officers, Sherman and Cooper broke up a gang-bangers’ party. The drama quickly escalated when an officer took one of the perps to his car before searching him. A shot rang out and the officer went down.” “Ben Sherman responded. His aim was perfect. Four shots straight to the assailant’s chest. There may be no words to describe how Sherman felt about taking a life, but Cooper put it in perspective. ‘This job is relentless and it gets to you, but every once in awhile, you get to take a bad guy off the streets for good.’ And he signed Sherman’s daily book. That was Sherman’s first day, the first time he fired his gun and maybe the only time he thought of quitting.” “This is just one of the many incredible stories in the new drama Southland, which reflects the courage and valor seen in the LAPD. Join John Wells, the producer of ER, for an unprecedented look behind the badge in the emotional premiere tonight at 10 p.m. on NBC. 173794 2009 Southland: Two Gangs T DVD -R HQ 11127-11128 (Credits). Episode #5. 5-7-2009 TV Reporter Mia Sanchez is with Det. Salinger before he crashes into a light pole and members of a gang steal his weapon. When he asks her not to look into the case -- there has been no official report filed on the accident or the missing gun and Salinger has 12 hours to find the gun before his superior takes action -- she tells him, “I’m a reporter.” He finally tells the reporter they can’t continue the relationship because of their respective jobs. 173795 2000 Southwest Sports Report DT Series 200-2002 News Staff. Anchors Randy Macilvoy, John Rhadigan. 173796 2005 Southwestern Orange County vs. the Flying Saucers M News Media. Reporter (Alejandro Kontarovsky). Reporter (Diego Kontarovsky). Reporter (Drew Lindo). Reporter (Christy Rubenstein). Reporter (Graham Sheldon). News Anchorwoman (Maria Paris). News Anchorman (Dominick Vicchiullo). 173797 1998 Souvenir M TV Reporter (Jules Nassah). 173798 1961 Sovershenno seryozno: Kak sozdavalsya Robinzon MF Editor (Anatoli Papanov) 173799 1963 Soviet Woman, The DT Correspondent John Secondari - ABC 173800 1990 Soviet Sources NM OWN - H Cullen, Robert Correspondent Colin Burke, Moscow correspondent for the Washington Tribune is fed news that a Gen. Secretary, a driving force of glasnost, has had a stroke. Burke's source is a wily journalist whose own source is head of the KGB. Burke is warned off the story as the White House responds. When the Soviets set an elaborate trap for him, Burke realizes the CIA and the White House are willing to sacrifice him. 173801 1977 Soyuz Affair, The N Coulter, Stephen Weinberg List Journalist 173802 1993 Sozinhos em Casa: TF Portugal. Episode #29. Photographer (Luis Pavao). 173803 1994 Spa, The M Reporter (Ron Jeremy) 173804 2008 Spa, The N Weldon, Fay Journalist joins nine other high-achieving ladies at the expensive Castle Spa and as they lounge in the Jacuzzi sipping champagne, they tell each other the story of their lives. 173805 1985 Space MT Miniseries Newsman (Donald Craig). Newsman (Bob McLean). 173806 1970 Space Amoeba, The (Kessen Nankai No Daikaiju) M Japan Photographer (Atsuko Takahashi), reporter (Akira Kubo) on island fighting aliens 173807 2004 Space Available M TV Newscaster-Narrator (Annina Jordan). Radio News Announcer (John Froehlich). 173808 2000 Space Channel 5 G Newscaster in the 25th-century Ulala (pronounced "Ooo-la-la") outdance and out-laser-blast an alien possess in order to free human prisoners and save the universe 173809 1958 Space Children, The M Reporter Dan Wicks (Sid Tomack). Reporter Richard Lloyd (Ray Walker). 173810 2000 Space Cowboys M DVD -R HQ 8081, 8082, 8078 Press Reporter (Artur Cybulski). Press Reporter #1 (Manning Mpinduzi-Mott). Press Reporter in 1958 (Jock MacDonald). 173811 2005 Space Daze M Tabloid Investigative Reporter Al Manac (James Vallo) searches for the existence of space aliens on earth. He discovers the world is about to be invaded by aliens and tries to let the world know of the proposed takeover while spiking his ratings in the process. Manac is depressed about the quality of the show to which he sold his talents. He wanders into a bar and tells a bartender some of his more outlandish experiences on the show. 173812 1962 Space Flight of Lieutenant Colonel John Glenn DT News 173813 1969 Space Giants MT Reporter Tomoko Mura (Mayako Yashiro), newspaper reporter is told plans by evil scientist to destroy Earth. Published story brings another scientist to Earth and the battle begins 173814 1978 Space Giants, The: Series C First aired in Japan in 1966 Reporter Ita Mura, a Japanese chain-smoking journalist who works for a world-wide newspaper, and his wife, Tomoko and son Mikko are chased by monsters who want to conquer Earth. Mura has a whistle he blows so Goldar and his friends to save them. Goldar is a 50-foot golden robot whose job is to protect earth. 173815 1996 Space Jam M Reporter (Michael Rothwell). Photographer (Amy Chance) 173816 1960 Space Men (aka Assignment Outer Space) M Italy Reporter (Rik von Nutter) who stops a runaway rocket and falls in love 173817 1995 Space Nuns M Short - Comedy Newsreader (Jim McLerty). 173818 2002 Space Off M Newswoman (Jennifer Allen). 173819 2002 Space Pirate Captain Harlock: Endless Odyssey, The C Japan. Short. Sci-Fi Newscaster (Kirk Thornton). Communications Officer (Dave Wittenberg). Newspaper Delivery Man (Kirk Thornton). 173820 1995 Space Precinct: Divided We Stand T Episode #11. 1-30-1995 News Media. Reporter #1 (Kate Beckett). Reporter #2 (Joanna Berns). 173821 1995 Space Precinct: Two Against the Rock T Episode #12. 2-6-1995 Newscaster (Alexa Rosewood). Sportscaster (John Chancer). 173822 1965 Space Probe Taurus M TV Reporter (John Willis) 173823 1983 Space Raiders M Magazine. Within the film there is an alien reading a magazine in his own language 173824 1998 Space Shuttle Discovery: John Glenn Launch DT Anchors (Pete Conrad, Mary Alice Williams). Interviewer (Walter Cronkite). 173825 2004 Space Zombies: 13 Months of Brain-Spinning Mayhem! M Cameraman Phil (Johnny Vong). 173826 1975 Space: 1999: Black Sun T Episode #10. 12-19-1975. Sci-Fi News Media. Alpha News Service Girl (Jan Harvey). Moon is approaching a black hole. 173827 1975 Space: 1999: Breakaway T Episode #1. 10-17-1975 Newscaster (Don Fellows). 173828 1975 Space: 1999: Dragon's Domain T Episode #8. 12-5-1975 Newscaster (Bob Sherman). 173829 1996 Space: Above and Beyond: Dear Earth T Episode #17. 3-19-1996 Reporter (Steve Hytner) Cameraman (Charles Carpenter). 173830 1987 Spaceballs M DVD -R HQ 6793, 6794. SVD 1444 News Media. TV Newsman (Jack Riley). News Broadcaster (Harry Shearer). 173831 1984 Spade is Wild, The CB Guardian, The #2 Columnist Jackie Potts. 173832 2005 Spaghetti & Matzo Balls M TV Reporter Dick Long (Jeffrey Vachon). 173833 1948 Spanglers, The N OWN - H Castor, Henry Press 173834 1935 Spanish Cape Mystery, The M Reporter Hendricks (Donald Kerr -- "The Reporter") is involved in mystery. Reporter keeps trying to get onto the Spanish Cape mansion to get the story on the Spanish Cape murders that Ellery Queen is investigating. In the last scene, he gets in without the seat of his pants since he was attacked by a guard dog off screen. 173835 2002 Spanish Disco NR Orloff, Erica Tabloid Reporter is after the literary story of a lifetime. For 33-year-old Cassie Hayes, life is about to get messier. She can’t cook, unless you count coffee as a meal (she does). She can’t commit (just ask her ex-husband). She drinks too much (tequila for breakfast). Of course, she has guided her share of authors to the bestseller list for the literary publishing house where she works (when she makes it to the office). And now she must coax a sequel out of a Pulitzer Prize-winning author-turned-recluse. Moving in with the recluse is one thing, but teaching him the hustle so he can win the heart of his Spanish housekeeper is way beyond the call of duty. Cassie slowly unravels with no coffeehouses, no bagels and nothing but sand for nightlife. On top of that, she’s having phone sex with her favorite author, the mysterious, London-based Michael Pearton, who has suddenly decided to ruin their perfect affair by insisting that after five years they meet in person. Add to all that the tabloid reporter and Cassie’s dance card is full. A brilliant editor, workaholic, ex-Studio 54 wild child and burgeoning alcoholic, Cassie Hayes is perfectly happy with her coffee-chugging, 80-hour workweek life as West Side Publishing’s star editor. The closest she gets to nutritious food is the lemon wedges that accompany her daily tequila, and her current idea of intimacy is the incredible phone sex she has with her best-selling author Pearton who lives a safe 5,000 miles away in London. All this suits her just fine, until famous recluse Roland Riggs, who disappeared from the scene shortly after the publication of his groundbreaking novel Simple Simon announces that he has completed the book’s long-awaited sequel and that he wants Cassie to be his editor. Cassie reluctantly sets off for the writer’s secluded home on Sanibel Island in the Gulf of Mexico only to discover that Roland is determined to hold the sequel hostage until she teaches him to do the Hustle like a pro so he can woo his disco-loving Mexican housekeeper. While coaxing the book out of Roland, wrestling with her growing feelings for Michael, who is suddenly insisting that they must meet, fending off a tabloid reporter who has stumbled onto Roland’s secrets and reconciling herself with her troublesome mother, Cassie has her hands full and there ain’t a decent expresso in sight. The tabloid reporter tracks Cassie down, claiming to have some dirt on Roland Riggs that will blow his reputation out of the water. Cassie has this to say to the reporter: “I believe in genital mutilation as a matter of principle.” 173836 1998 Spanish Fly M American Reporter Zoe (Daphna Kastner) is in Madrid, Spain for Vanity Fair interviewing Madrid men for a magazine article that she intends to expand into a book about Spanish machismo. As the daughter of a Spaniard’s brief fling with her mother, she is obsessed with the topic of swagger displayed by Spain’s male population. She hires a translator, Antonio (Toni Canto), to help her interview her subjects. He becomes so exasperated by her candid questions to those males who have chosen to be part of the book that he often makes up the answers himself or tells the subjects to take a hike. Zoe is not pleased and believes Antonio is displaying his own macho inclinations. Yet after a brief affair with an loathsome American-born Madrid bookseller, she is ready to look at continental men in a different light. She realizes she is over her head in trying to write a book on the male machismo in Spain because she discovers the men do not match her story’s expectations. She also finds herself involved in relationships with the wrong men. 173837 1940 Spanish Steps, The (aka Enter 3 Witches) NM OWN - P (Two Copies) McGuire, Paul Press 173838 2008 Spare Wife, The N Witchel, Alex Journalist discovers impeccably coifed widow Ponce Morris, a helpmate and “professional friend” to all her fabulously rich New York peers, has had an affair with a famous fertility doctor and try as she might to rein in the situation, Ponce only makes it worse. Send-up of Manhattan’s high society. Many characters bear more than fleeting resemblance to real New Yorkers such as Journalist Tom Wolfe. 173839 1983 Sparking Cyanide M SVD 532 British Journalist in California investigates the poisoning death of a socialite's philandering sister 173840 2007 Sparkle M Public Relations Executive Sheila (Stockard Channing) hires Sam (Shaun Evans) who works as a waiter as her boy toy and personal assistant. At one of her PR events, Sam is given the eye by a sexually upfront political activist who beds him in short order. What Sam doesn't know is that the woman is Sheila's estranged daughter. What neither mother or daughter knows is that Sam is having sex. Sheila is a hard-assed businesswoman-of-a-certain-age who still needs emotional and sexual reassurance. 173841 2009 Sparkle and Tooter M News Media. Reporter (Kate Moore). 173842 1990 Sparks of Passion M TV Female Journalist plays minor role. KGDM-TV. Use of TV screens showing talk show program. Media coverage of mayor (Victoria Principal) by harassing reporters 173843 1990 Sparks: Price of Passion, The MT TV Reporter Cathy (Gracie Harrison) 173844 1949 Sparring Partners DT Host Walter Kiernan, game show host 173845 2004 Spartan M TV Anchorwoman (Virginia Pereira). TV News Anchor (David Paymer). Harvard Square Reporter (Jody Snider). Swedish Reporter (Sandra Lindquist). News Cameraman (Neil Pepe). Entertainment Reporter (Lauren Bowles). 173846 1967 Spasite utopayushchego MF Editor (Svetlana Kharitonova) 173847 1983 Spasms M Reporter (Barry Flatman) 173848 1984 Späte Freiheit N Lang, Marion Journalist 173849 1997 Spawn M News Media. TV Anchor (Caroline Gibson). Bearded TV News Anchor (Anthony Genovese). XNN Reporter (Robia La Morte). 173850 1938 Spawn of the North R Lux Radio Theatre Editor Windy 173851 1938 Spawn of the North M Willoughby, Barrett (Story). Jules Furthman, Talbot Jennings (Screenplay) Fonda Editor Windy Turion (John Barrymore), editor of the town newspaper in Alaska who spends most of his time in the saloon Caught in the middle of a rivalry between salmon fisherman. Editor is always drunk. Running gag has him spouting flowery epigrams which his printer quickly reduces to brief, simple sentences. Editor says he was once a crook himself, but when he took over the newspaper, he started editing his old associates out of Alaska. "I must discontinue accepting salted salmon in lieu of subscriptions." 173852 1977 Spawn of the Slit his (aka Slit his) MF Journalism Teacher is disillusioned. 173853 1998 Speak No Evil NM Aldrich, Gary with Mark Davis Reporter Anne Carlson teams up with FBI special agent to find out who killed a career-derailing opposition researcher known as "Dr. Death" who is found dead on the floor of the Nixon Library. His lips are sewn shut and the message "Speak No Evil" written on his legal pad next to the corpse. Everyone becomes a suspect -- especially politicians and government officials whose secrets he took to the grave. 173854 1964 Speak Not Evil NM OWN - H Lanham, Edwin Editor Guy Dennis from New York who runs the Sagamore Sentinel. 173855 1980 Speak Up America DT Talk Show. Felicia Jeter, Jayne Kennedy. Time magazine of the airwaves -- terrible show 173856 1929 Speakeasy M Knoblock, George Rosener (Play). Edwin Burke (Dialogue). Frederick Hazlitt Brennan (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Alice Woods (Lola Lane) with New York newspaper, convinces her editor to let her get an interview with a fighter. Fighter refuses to see her and she eventually forces her way into a speakeasy with the help of Reporter Cy Williams (Stuart Erwin) Fighter still refuses to talk, so sob sister makes up a story saying he is planning a comeback. Eventually she falls in love with him, proves his manager is crooked and inspires him to regain the middleweight title. Use of Movietone News footage to show various New York locations. Film begins with sound of presses running and an angry City Editor (Erville Alderson) chewing out a staff member for missing a story. 173857 1988 Speaking of Everything DT News Media 173858 1937 Speaking of the Weather C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age Magazine covers come to life: Etude, The Gang, Popular Mechanics, Wall Street, Detective, True Confession, Judge, Life, Liberty, American Boy, Sea Stories, Saturday Evening Post 173859 1986 Spearfield's Daughter MT Canadian TV Miniseries. Six Hours. Reporter Cleo Spearfield (Kim Braden) who covers Vietnam for an Australian paper while having affairs with an American newsman and a British newspaper tycoon. London Editor (Maurice Podbrey). News Media. 1st Reporter (Madeline Delpech-Ward). 2nd Reporter (Doug Price). Press Officer (Lance Strauss). The headstrong Female Aussie, the daughter of a leading politician, tires to carve out a career in the world of international journalism. Spearfield becomes a reporter and struggles to control a newspaper -- and has run-ins with terrorists, mobsters and romance. 173860 1982 Spearfield's Daughter N OWN - P Cleary, Jon Correspondent Cleo Spearfield covers Vietnam War 173861 2006 Special M Newscaster (Erich Anderson). News Co-Host (Karen Bryant). 173862 1969 Special Branch: Smokescreen T Episode #2 9-24-1969 Reporter (Anton Darby). 173863 1935 Special Agent M DVD -R HQ 6059, 6061. SV 416 Davis Newspaperman Bill Bradford (George Brent) sent to work as IRS special agent, disguised as reporter. Reporter (Alan Davis). Reporter (Gene Morgan). Newsboys (Jack McHugh, Billy Naylor) 173864 1938 Special Agent R Episode #4. 4-24-1938. Warner Brothers Academy Theatre. Newspaperman Bill Bradford sent to work as IRS special agent, disguised as reporter. 173865 1937 Special Agent K-7 M Zimmer, George F. (Story). Phil Dunham (Screenplay) Ness Book Sob Sister Olive O'Day (Queenie Smith) tries to get information from an agent about his recent trip to Europe. When a criminal is killed, O'Day convinces her paper to put her on the story. Marries her fiancé, but he is arrested for the murder. He was framed because a lawyer was in love with the reporter. Speedy, the Reporter (Harry Harvey). 173866 1938 Special Agent: FBI Mystery, An N McCarthy, James Remington Bobbs-Merrill published popular novel attempting to popularize the FBI by showing how a mystery was solved using FBI methods Journalist Mathilda Hale in Washington D.C. goes along with FBI Agent Philip Miles as he solves the mystery. 173867 1956 Special Announcement, A T Studio One - 9-24-56 Narrator (Alexander Scourby) 173868 1962 Special Assignment T Dick Powell Show Newspaper. Barbara Stanwyck, Dick Powell, Edgar Bergen, Frances Bergen, Jackie Cooper, Lloyd Nolan, Mickey Rooney, June Allyson - 9-25-62 173869 2005 Special Assignment N Fuller, Kathleen TV Journalist Eve Norwood is on the fast track to achieving her goal -- a job with the news division of a major network. But when Toby Myers, an award-winning cameraman and her ex-boyfriend returns to town, he shakes up her orderly world. He causes her to question every aspect of her life -- both business and personal. Before long they are paired together on a special assignment for their local TV station causing old hurts and new feelings to rise to the surface. Eventually they are able to put the past behind them and look forward to the future. But that future is in jeopardy when Eve is offered the opportunity of a lifetime. Which will she choose? The love of a man who abandoned her in the past or the dream she's worked her entire life to achieve? 173870 1937 Special Assignment: R Episode. AP Radio Productions Newspaperman Kent Crawford uncovers a crooked judge. Narrator-Host: Oliver Grambling of the Associated Press. 173871 1937 Special Assignment: R Episode #18. AP Radio Productions Reporter writes a crime story before it actually happens. Narrator-Host: Oliver Grambling of the Associated Press. 173872 1937 Special Assignment: R Episode #19. AP Radio Productions Reporter Jack Foster looks back over the life span of an architect and his wife and their strange death. Narrator-Host: Oliver Grambling of the Associated Press. 173873 1937 Special Assignment: R Episode #67.AP Radio Productions Reporter Al Dowling goes to jail to break up a kangaroo court. Narrator-Host: Oliver Grambling of the Associated Press. 173874 1937 Special Assignment: R Episode #68. AP Radio Productions Reporter Jack Adams helps the secret service track down a gang of counterfeiters. Narrator-Host: Oliver Grambling of the Associated Press. 173875 1937 Special Assignment: R Episode #11. AP Radio Productions Reporter Eddie Neal tried to live the dangerous stories he covered. Narrator-Host: Oliver Grambling of the Associated Press. 173876 1937 Special Assignment: R Episode #13. AP Radio Productions Reporter A.B. MacDonald became the target of a killer. Narrator-Host: Oliver Grambling of the Associated Press. 173877 1937 Special Assignment: R Episode #25. AP Radio Productions Reporter William Miller became famous telling the story of Reporter Floyd Collins who was trapped in a cave covering a story. Narrator-Host: Oliver Grambling of the Associated Press. 173878 1937 Special Assignment: R Episode #26. AP Radio Productions Reporter Leo Dolan learns dead men can talk. Narrator-Host: Oliver Grambling of the Associated Press. 173879 1973 Special Branch: Hostage T Episode #39. 6-27-1973 Journalist (Mark Eden). 173880 1974 Special Branch: Jailbait T Episode #43. 2-28-1974 News Editor (Charles Morgan). 173881 1969 Special Branch: Reliable Sources T Episode #9. 11-12-1969 Newspaper Editor (David Collings). Editor's Secretary (Joan Ogden). 173882 1969 Special Branch: Short Change T Episode #10. 11-19-1969 Newsreel Man (Peter Thornton). 173883 1983 Special Bulletin MT SV 501. B 31 Zwick, Edward and Marshall Herskovitz (Story). Herskovitz (Screenplay) TV Anchor John Woodley (Ed Flanders) is the seasoned RBS Network Anchorman . Fictional story is told through a live television newscast on the fictional network RBS. It's all done on video tape so it looks authentic. RBS Network Co-Anchor Susan Myles (Kathryn Walker). Local WPIV-TV Reporter Steven Levitt ( Christopher Allport) is held hostage. Local WPIV-TV reporter Steven Levitt (Christopher Allport) is held hostage. Megan Barclay (Roxanne Hart) is one of the many RBS correspondents featured throughout the program. Fictional story involves terrorists on a tugboat in Charleston, South Carolina, threatening to detonate an atomic bomb. "They've camped in front of the TV cameras, as if lured by the light and excitement, as if the coverage of the event were more important than the event itself. That's become a fact of life in stories like this…" 173884 1977 Special Day, A (aka Una Giornata Particolare) M DVD Maccari, Ruggero, Ettore Scola, Maurizio Constanzo (Screenplay) Italy-Canada - Ness Book - PR Gay Journalist and Former Radio Announcer Gabriele (Marcello Mastroianni) now works in public relations for a department store. He and a depressed middle-aged housewife are thrown together in Rome on the day when Hitler arrives in Italy to meet Mussolini. He was fired because his voice failed to meet station's standards. Reveals he was removed for being anti-Fascist. 173885 2000 Special Delivery SS Lessig, Hugh Thrilling Detective Web Site, April/May 2000 Reporter Alamo Barnes for The Frisco Foil, a sensational tabloid. Successor to Hugh Lessig' other series sleuth, fellow Foil newshawk Picasso Smith who roamed the streets of San Francisco in the 30s, 40s and 50s. 173886 1938 Special Edition M UK Only Press 173887 1950 Special Edition P MLPL Fisher, A.L. Play Index, 1949-52 Press 173888 1990 Special Interests N OWN - P Cashdan, Linda Reporter Cynthia, a young reporter in Washington D.C. Stumbles into the hot scoop of her career and falls in love Reporter Cynthia Matthews learns that a senator was offered campaign money from a special interest group, but publicizing the information might jeopardize her relationship with a lawyer 173889 2006 Special Needs M Photographer (Daniel Gonzalez). 173890 2003 Special Relationship, A N Kennedy, Douglas Journalist Sally Goodchild is a 37-year-old American who, after nearly two decades as a highly independent journalist, suddenly finds herself pregnant and in London married to an English foreign correspondent, Tony Thompson, whom she met while they were both on assignment in Cairo. From the outset, Sally’s relationship with both Tony and London is an uneasy one -- especially as she finds her husband and his city to be far more foreign than she imagined. But her adjustment problems are soon overshadowed by a troubled pregnancy. When she goes into premature labor, there are doubts whether her child will survive unscathed. And then, out of nowhere, Sally is hit by an appalling postnatal depression -- a descent into a temporary, but very personal hell. She even harbors homicidal thoughts against her baby. When she does manage to extricate herself from this desperate dark wood, she finds herself in a fresh new nightmare as she discovers that everything can be taken down and used against you -- especially by a spouse who now considers you an unfit mother and wants to bar you from ever seeing your child again. 173891 1996 Special Report With Brit Hume DT Series Reporter-Host Brit Hume. Reporters (Bret Baier, Carl Cameron, Steve Centanni, Mike Emanuel, Major Garret, James Rosen, Brian Wilson). 173892 1996 Special Report: Journey to Mars MT VHS 351 Drachkovitch, Rasha (Story). Augustus Taylor (Teleplay) Ness Book Science Correspondent Astrojournalist Ryan West (Judge Reinhold) reporting live from the space ship documenting the journey for the Global News Network in the year 2005. White House Correspondent (Gibby Brand). Anchor Tamara O'Neil (Alfre Woodward). Studio is set up so viewing audience of nearly three million can interactively respond to questions flashed up on the screen while the spaceship has been equipped with hundreds of miniature cameras. GNN satellite camera tracks the vehicle from the outside. Coverage is interrupted by intergalactic video pirates who want the mission aborted to avoid contaminating Mars. GNN shows terrorist telecast so public can see the news as it happens. Corporation financing the mission is sabotaging it. Ship's computer is being controlled by transmitter given to reporter as a promotional device by the corporation. Network loses feed after landing. Astrojournalist irritating and superficial caricature. Anchor Nick Van Pelt (Philip Casnoff) refers to himself only by his last name when interviewing corporate official. 173893 1996 Special Treatment N Fisher, Nancy Magazine Reporter Robin Kennedy investigates the miraculous successes behind a formerly losing baseball team. She works with an orthopedic surgeon who suspects a new drug is behind the mystery. They uncover the horrifying medical secret that turns ordinary players into supermen -- and corpses. Skeptical doctors, sportswriters and the new baseball commissioner haven't found any signs of hormones or steroids. But Kennedy finds the answer. 173894 2001 Special Unit 2: Brothers, The T Episode #1. 4-11-2001 News Media. News Anchor (Sophia Choi Farr). 173895 2001 Special Unit 2: Eve, The T Episode #11. 10-31-2001 Reporter (Dagmar Midcap). 173896 2001 Special Unit 2: Grain, The T Episode. 10-3-2001. Season #2. Episode #1 Reporter (Dax Belanger). 173897 2002 Special Unit 2: Piper, The T Episode #18. 2-6-2002 News Media. Newscaster #1 (Wayne Cox). Newscaster #2 (Suzette Meyers). 173898 1975 Specialist, The M Reporter (Jacqueline Jacobs) at a Bar Hearing 173899 2000 Specials, The M Reporter (Lee Kirk). Reporter (Valerie Long). Reporter (Caren Saiet). Reporter (Christopher Shea). News Anchor (Johnny Mountain). 173900 1998 Species II M PR News Media. News Announcer (Alesia Newman-Breen). Press Agent (Zite Bidanie). Paparazzi (Liam Hughes). 173901 2005 Specimen Days N Cunningham, Michael News Media. "Bless all those guys at the Times, our good fathers, trying to tell us what we need to know (what they think we need to know) without unduly exploiting our collective desires to be titillated, to be reassured, to be scared shitless." "The Post and the News, of course, were not similarly concerned. "Mad Bomber at Ground Zero" in the News, "Terror Strikes Again in the Post." The gist of all three stories were essentially the same; only the tone varied. The Post reporter had fabricated something about the bomber shouting "Allah is great" -- either found some lunatic who claimed to be a witness or made it up entirely -- but otherwise nothing appalling, beyond, of course, the event itself. 173902 1985 Spectacles for Specialists N Britton, Lewis W. Weinberg List Journalist 173903 2005 Spectator 3-D M TV Anchor (Patrick MacKellan). Interviewer #2 (Cynthia Burgess). 173904 1712 Spectator, The ER COPY Addison, Joseph and Richard Steele 1712-1714 Fictional Journalist. Mr. Spectator on his fondness for news. 173905 1991 Specter SS MLPL Saiki, Jessica Kawasuna Editor George Yuen of the Lunalilo Chronicle. Narrator's assignment is to interview an odd man in a small town. Society editor Henrietta Clabbard -- six-week series profiling carefully selected champions of the summer band shell concerts. "You are here to paint my portrait in words." 173906 1974 Spectre of Edgar Allan Poe, The M Writer Edgar Allan Poe (Robert Walker Jr.). Poe's publisher Mr. White (Paul Brvar). Journalist. 173907 1990 Speeches Collection: John F. Kennedy M Newsman Richard C. Honnelith (Himself) of CBS 173908 1988 Speeches of Winston Churchill, The T Newsreel Narrator (Ed Herlihy), Universal-International. 173909 1994 Speechless M L. DVD. King, Robert (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Correspondent, globetrotting "Baghdad Bob" Freed (Christopher Reeve) asks to be assigned to New Mexico political scene to be near a senatorial speechwriter Julia (Geena Davis). She spars with her competition's speechwriter Kevin (Michael Keaton) Julia says she is a reporter when she meets Kevin. Julia engaged to Freed. Kevin tries to split them up by offering Freed exclusive round-the-clock access to his candidate's campaign. Freed decides to do a report on Julia's candidate instead. Presence of Freed and camera crew interferes with Julia's work. She breaks off engagement prior to debate between two candidates and ends up making out with Kevin in the TV control room causing signals from other stations to interfere with proceedings. When Kevin passes out, Julia writes infomercial for his candidate to prevent him from being fired. It's a success. Opposing candidate leaks information to Freed about Kevin's candidate taking bribe. Kevin thinks Julia behind trick. Kevin learns truth. Julia runs for Congress. Kevin runs her campaign. Three reporters, "Larry, Moe and Curly," running gag continually placing bets on what clichés candidates will use and what sound bites TV stations will select. Press Secretary Mike Kratz. 173910 1936 Speed M DVD -R HQ 2584, 2551 PR Public Relations Woman Jane Mitchell (Wendy Barrie) joins company's public relations department 173911 1994 Speed M TV News Anchor #1 (Antonio Mora). TV News Anchor #2 (Patty Toy). Reporter #1 (Bruce Wright). Reporter #2 (Mark Kriski). Reporter #3 (Dagny Hultgreen). News Cameraman (Todd Gordon). Bomber Howard Payne (Dennis HOpper) uses the news media’s coverage to help carry out his plan. At one point, the commanding officer says, “We gotta get these news choppers outta here.” Police believe the news media is an unwitting accomplice and interfere with police work. 173912 1997 Speed 2: Cruise Control M News Reporter (Mark Kriski) 173913 1935 Speed Devils M Reporter Pat Corey (Marguerite Churchill) tries to expose corruption in her newspaper articles. 173914 1980 Speed Driver (aka Vertigo en la pista) MF Italy American TV Journalist Suzanne (Senta Berger), who introduces herself as “a TV reporter for racing” tries to help an illegal street racer whose reputation in the area becomes so strong he is hired to compete professionally on the circuit. What he doesn’t realize is that the car’s owner is also a drug trafficker. He soon finds out that his boss has ulterior motives to make him do deliveries and become the all-star drug runner. Suzanne wants to help Rudi get out of the situation and unmask his boss in order to break free. 173915 1921 Speed Girl, The M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 173916 2005 Speed Grapher C Anime series Japan. 2005-2008. Produced by Gonzo studios. TV Asahi network. Anime series. Photojournalist-Investigative Reporter Tatsumi Saiga is the male protagonist. A veteran war journalist, he somehow took a liking to it. His love for photography develops into sexual fetish; he gets an erection whenever he takes exciting photographs. However, after returning to Japan, his passion seems to have died. While investigating a secret club where rich and influential people meet to fulfill their most perverted desires, he receives a kiss from Kagura and develops the ability to explode whoever and whatever he photographs - Death by Photo.[ep. 4] The effect of this ability depends on what type of camera and lens he is using (e.g., a telescopic lens has a more powerful effect than a regular lens). He can also psychically load film into his camera. He was infected by the virus on the same island that Suitengu was. Saiga uses a Nikon camera and what looks to be Nikor lenses (despite the title of the series, Saiga was never depicted with a Speed Graphic). Over the course of the series Saiga gets more and more protective of Kagura. First acting as a sort of teacher, he shows her the world that she never saw. When anyone questions whether he is in love with her, he casually brushes it off saying "it's not like that", or just ignoring the question altogether. In the final episode when Kagura says the world would be better if she and Suitengu were dead, Saiga admits to her that he loves her and wants her to live more than anything. Five years after Suitengu's coup d'etat, a blind Saiga is taking pictures of the sunset, when a twenty year old Kagura walks through the laundry drying in the sun. He then says "Welcome back", and the two embrace and the screen moves up toward the sunset. (Voiced by: Y ji Takada) 173917 2005 Speed Grapher CB Minoru, Niki (Writer). Yuusuke Kozaki (Illustrator) Japan. 2005-2006. Published by Hayakawa Publishing. Manga Series based on anima series. Photojournalist Investigative Reporter Tatsumi Saiga is the male protagonist. A veteran war journalist, he somehow took a liking to it. His love for photography develops into sexual fetish; he gets an erection whenever he takes exciting photographs. However, after returning to Japan, his passion seems to have died. While investigating a secret club where rich and influential people meet to fulfill their most perverted desires, he receives a kiss from Kagura and develops the ability to explode whoever and whatever he photographs - Death by Photo.[ep. 4] The effect of this ability depends on what type of camera and lens he is using (e.g., a telescopic lens has a more powerful effect than a regular lens). He can also psychically load film into his camera. He was infected by the virus on the same island that Suitengu was. Saiga uses a Nikon camera and what looks to be Nikor lenses (despite the title of the series, Saiga was never depicted with a Speed Graphic). Over the course of the series Saiga gets more and more protective of Kagura. First acting as a sort of teacher, he shows her the world that she never saw. When anyone questions whether he is in love with her, he casually brushes it off saying "it's not like that", or just ignoring the question altogether. In the final episode when Kagura says the world would be better if she and Suitengu were dead, Saiga admits to her that he loves her and wants her to live more than anything. Five years after Suitengu's coup d'etat, a blind Saiga is taking pictures of the sunset, when a twenty year old Kagura walks through the laundry drying in the sun. He then says "Welcome back", and the two embrace and the screen moves up toward the sunset. (Voiced by: Y ji Takada) 173918 2008 Speed Racer: Next Generation, The: Low Price of Fame, The C DVD -R HQ 11305 Episode. 5-9-2008 News Media-hyped race pits Speed and X against each other. Speed comes to terms with his newfound fame. 173919 1936 Speed Reporter, The M VHS 839 Samuels, Henri (Story). Rose Gordon (Continuity-Dialogue) Ness Book Reporter Dick Laurence (Richard Talmadge) is hired to get the story by the editor of The Daily Press. Rival is editor of the Evening Gazette. City Editor Stanley (Bob Walker) informs gangsters about reporter. Laurence pursues the crooks, beats up a chauffeur. Crooks come into the newsroom, hold the staff at gunpoint and take an incriminating photo and negative. Captured by thugs, beats them up and escapes. Laurence holds the crooks at gunpoint and phones in his story. Reporter Stanley (Robert-Bob Walker). Publisher John Parker (Earl Dwire). Publisher Madison (John Ince). 173920 1989 Speed Zone! M SVD 968 News Media. Photographer (James Rae). 173921 1971 Speedboat N OWN - H (Two Copies) Adler, Renata Journalist observes life in urban New York during the 1960s and 1970s.Jen Fain, narrator, newspaper reporter and sometime columnist, college teacher, foundation consultant and congressional staff worker. 173922 2004 Speedmouse: Live From the Sydney Opera House M Sports Commentator (Simon Simonson). 173923 1999 Speedway Junky M Sports Announcer #1 (Neil Ross). Sports Announcer #2 (Bill Farmer). 173924 1928 Speedy M DVD -R HQ 7858, 7857. VHS 1317 AD Lloyd Newspaper Advertisement - Want Ad 173925 1927 Speedy Smith M AFI-Novelists Writer 173926 1939 Spellbinder, The M DVD -R HQ 1710, 1711. Anthony, Joseph (Story). Thomas Lennon, Joseph A. Fields (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Steve Kendall (Allan Lane) for The Blade. Female reporter in the courtroom covering the trial. Kendall's Editor (Harland Tucker). Reporter at Third Trial (Ronald R. Rondell). 173927 1996 Spelling Bee, The N Davis, Brent Proofreader Ruth Stett, unmarried, 54-year-old proofreader for a small printing company is replaced by a computer program. Media. Ambitious TV reporter. 173928 1977 Spend Spend Spend MT PR Public Relations Woman (Jane Lowe). First Reporter (Peter Mayock). Second Reporter (Andrew Bradford). Public Relations Woman (Jane Lowe. Public Relations Man (John Lyons). 173929 1991 Spender: Best Friends T Episode #19. 2-2-1993. News Media. Reporter #1 (Vito Hind). 173930 1991 Spender: Candidate, The T Episode #4. 1-29-1991 News Announcer (Neville Wanless). 173931 1993 Spender: Retreat T Episode #20. 2-9-1993 News Media. Second Reporter (Dickon Tyrrell). 173932 1936 Spendthrift M Reporters (Don Brodie, Lester Dorr) 173933 1987 Spenser Novel: Pale Kings and Princes (aka Spenser, Spence) NM OWN - P Parker, Robert B. Reporter Eric Valdez, a young, hot-shot reporter is dead. The murder of newspaper reporter Eric Valdez takes Spenser to Wheaton, Mass. where Valdez was investigating a Colombia cocaine operation. After a meeting with the police chief, the detective is waylaid by thugs and he beats them up. Spense confirms his suspicions that a grocery wholesaler is dealing the drug and paying off the police. The next murder victim is a man whose young son drives a truck for the grocery wholesaler. Spense hijacks a fortune in cocaine and offers to sell it to the grocery wholesaler. When his only ally, a state trooper, is “reassigned,” Spense brings his lover Susan to help with psychological warfare and his sidekick Hawk to face the wholesaler’s mob. 173934 1981 Spenser Novel: Savage Place, A NM OWN - P - GPL Parker, Robert B. TV Reporter Candy Sloan, blond investigative reporter for KNBC-TV ("Live Action News") who wears "skin-tight jeans with someone's name on the butt and spiked heels. Uses her feminine wiles and that gets her killed. 173935 1990 Spenser Novel: Stardust NM OWN - P Parker, Robert B. TV Anchor. Jill Joyce, star of TV's 50 Minutes, beautiful, bitchy, sexy and someone is stalking her 173936 1985 Spenser: For Hire: T SV 100, 129 Episodes. Series. 9-20-1985 to 5-7-1988. News Media 173937 1986 Spenser: For Hire: And Give Up Show Biz? T Bielak, Robert Episode #28. 11-1-1986 News Media 173938 1986 Spenser: For Hire: Hell Hath No Fury T Freudenberger, Daniel Episode #23. 4-8-1986 News Media 173939 1986 Spenser: For Hire: When Silence Speaks (aka Blood on Marlborough Street) T Hamilton, Robert Episode. #17. 2-11-1986 News Media 173940 1994 Spenser: Pale Kings and Princes MT SVDSP 733 Spenser, a Boson private detective series Reporter Eric Valdez turns up dead on the outskirts of Wheaten, the cocaine capitol of Massachusetts, a corrupt small town. He was one of Susan's former patients so she, Hawk and Spenser head out to Wheaten to find out why he was killed. They end up getting involved with the head of the cocaine smuggling ring who has the entire town in his pocket. 173941 1995 Spenser: Savage Place, A MT TV Reporter Candy Sloane (Cynthia Dale), a news reporter Boston-based private eye Spenser (Robert Urich) used to date, asks him to come to Toronto because she has uncovered some sort of crime in the local film industry. She hires him as backup while she investigates a credit card fraud ring that might be operating out of a previously bankrupt movie company. TV Host (Diana Platts). 173942 1986 Sphinx N OWN - H Thomas, D.M. News Media 173943 1942 Sphinx Speaks, The (The Boy Commandos). CB Simon, Joe and Jack Kirby Detective Comics, No. 66, August, 1942. 12 pages. Reprinted in Bob Commandos, No. 1, October, 1973 Reporter in the year 3045 interviews an Egyptian mummy who tells a story from the past (1942) when German soldiers installed a radio transmitter in the Sphinx. The mummy got his Brooklyn accent from Brooklyn of the Boy Commandos. 173944 1995 Sphinx, Le MF Canada. French Language Vania Paparazzi (Lyne Robichaud). 173945 1933 Sphinx, The M Mond, Albert De (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book - Remade as "Phantom Killer, The" in 1943 Reporter for The Daily Chronicle, Jack Burton (Theodore Newton), seems to have a knock for solving crimes before the police. In love with Jerry Crane (Sheila Terry), the paper's society editor. Variety, 7/11/33: "Technically, newspaper sequences haven't received much care. Reporter writes his own headlines while in another case the girl scribe tells her story to a Dictaphone, then puts paper in her own typewriter." 173946 1997 Spice World M Reporter (Daisy Donovan). Photographer (Dominic West). 173947 1999 Spice's Best of Naughty Amateur Home Videos DT Adult Roving Reporter (Bridget Spurgeon) 173948 2009 Spicy Mac Project M News Media. Passionate Reporter (Mary Votava). Beautiful Reporter Ann (AnnJulia Smalls). Intelligent Interviewer (Ponti Butler). Cameraman Bryan (Bryan Lovell). Cameraman (Josh Green). Play by Play Commentator (Louis Allen). Color Commentator (Daryl Toerck). 173949 1994 Spider and the Fly, The MT DVD -R 1568 News Media. Reporter #1 (Caroline Yeager). Reporter #2 (Angela Moore). Reporter #3 (Douglas O'Keeffe). 173950 2005 Spider Dance N Douglas, Carole Nelson Reporter Nelly Bly has lured Irene Adler, the beautiful opera singer who was the only woman to ever outwit Sherlock Holmes, her faithful chronicler, and Holmes himself to America offering information regarding Adler's parentage. It is 1889 in New York City. Bly's information is more harmful than helpful. Because now Irene, her allies and enemies, must race to follow a deadly trail of hidden personal and political history back to the California gold rush 30 years earlier. They are pursuing the complex and contradictory life story of one of the most notorious women of the nineteenth century. Adler uncovers murderous international political conspiracies, lost treasure, and the shocking secret of Irene's birth. Stunt Reporter Nellie "Pink" Bly uncovers a massive baby-buying scandal. 173951 1997 Spider Jerusalem: Transmetropolitan: Volume One: Back on the Streets (aka Volume 1: Back on the Streets). N Ellis, Warren (Darick Robertson, illustrator) #1 Transmetropolitan. Graphic Novel Reprints #1-#3. 1997-2002. Journalist Spider Jerusalem, renegade columnist and outlaw journalist in the world of The City. The story of a gonzo journalist of the future, a homage to gonzo journalism founder Hunter S. Thompson. Spider Jerusalem dedicates himself to fighting the corruption and abuse of power of two successive United States presidents. 173952 2003 Spider Jerusalem:Transmetropolitan: Volume Eight: Dirge N Ellis, Warren (Darick Robertson, illustrator) #8 Transmetropolitan. Graphic Novel Reprints #43-#48. Journalist Spider Jerusalem, renegade columnist, and his assistants in The City. Master truth-seeker and arch-hedonist Spider manages to stay one step ahead of his detractors. Nameless sniper terrorizes the Print District. Raging super storm clears the streets of The City. 173953 2001 Spider Jerusalem:Transmetropolitan: Volume Five: Lonely City N Ellis, Warren (Darick Robertson, illustrator) #5 Transmetropolitan. Graphic Novel Reprints #25-#35. 144-page trade paperback. Journalist Spider Jerusalem, renegade columnist, and his assistants take on the corrupt-as-everything-else cops of the City. Stories: "Here to Go" (reminiscences). "21 Days in the City" (observations). "Monstering" (carpet-bombings). Three-part "Lonely City" story that leads heroic trio into deadly confrontation. Continues the saga of Spider and the self-dug pit he deepens every day with his constant irritating truth-mongering. 173954 2001 Spider Jerusalem:Transmetropolitan: Volume Four: New Scum, The N Ellis, Warren (Darick Robertson, illustrator) #4 Transmetropolitan. Graphic Novel Reprints #19-#24. Investigative Reporter Spider Jerusalem, renegade columnist, throws himself into contentious presidential election. Political consultant is brutally murdered. Spider and his assistants embark on investigation that includes Spider's unforgettable interviews with the two contenders for the nation's highest office : the incumbent President and his chief challenger, the Smiler. Included "Next Winters." 173955 2004 Spider Jerusalem:Transmetropolitan: Volume Nine: Cure, The N Ellis, Warren (Darick Robertson, illustrator) #9 Transmetropolitan. Graphic Novel Reprints #49-#54. Journalist Spider Jerusalem, renegade columnist, and his assistants in The City. Master truth-seeker and arch-hedonist Spider manages to stay one step ahead of his detractors. Forces of darkness closing in on outlaw journalist and his Filthy Assistants. They've got their own rope around neck of corrupt President. They investigate the president's misdeeds and turn up startling evidence. Also sole surviving witness to President's depravity. Problem, as always, is getting the word out before the massive forces of the Executive Branch black out everything and everyone involved. 173956 2003 Spider Jerusalem:Transmetropolitan: Volume Seven: Spider's Thrash N Ellis, Warren (Darick Robertson, illustrator) #7 Transmetropolitan. Graphic Novel Reprints #37-#42. Journalist Spider Jerusalem, renegade columnist, and his assistants in The City. Master truth-seeker and arch-hedonist Spider manages to stay one step ahead of his detractors The President of the United States and authoritarian lackeys in publicizing and law enforcement out to get Spider. After losing his byline, bank account and apartment, Jerusalem and his Filthy Assistants have legged it underground. He wants to bring down the president. Visit the darkened forgotten corners of the City and their broken and struggling denizens -- desperate for someone to continue telling the truth. 173957 2002 Spider Jerusalem:Transmetropolitan: Volume Six: Gouge Away N Ellis, Warren (Darick Robertson, illustrator) #6 Transmetropolitan. Graphic Novel Reprints #31-#36. Journalist Spider Jerusalem, renegade columnist, and his assistants in The City. Master truth-seeker and arch-hedonist Spider. Three stories: "Nobody Loves Me," "The Walk," "Dancing in the Here and Now." Also, three-part "Gouge Away." 173958 2004 Spider Jerusalem:Transmetropolitan: Volume Ten: One More Time N Ellis, Warren (Darick Robertson, illustrator) #10 Transmetropolitan. Graphic Novel Journalist Spider Jerusalem, renegade columnist, and his Filthy Assistants in The City. Final fate outlaw journalist as he faces final showdown with U.S. president. 173959 2000 Spider Jerusalem:Transmetropolitan: Volume Three: Year of the Bastard N Ellis, Warren (Darick Robertson, illustrator) #3 Transmetropolitan. Graphic Novel #13-#18. Journalist Spider Jerusalem, renegade columnist and outlaw journalist walks a rocky trail through fame, political cynicism and horrific interpersonal exchanges. 173960 1999 Spider Jerusalem:Transmetropolitan: Volume Two: Lust for Life N Ellis, Warren (Darick Robertson, illustrator) #2 Transmetropolitan. Graphic Novel Reprints #4-#12. Journalist Spider Jerusalem, renegade columnist and outlaw journalist rants his way through self-contained stories about television, politics, religion and other facets of the complicated world of The City. Three-part "Freeze Me With Your Kiss," finds Spider on the run from hitmen/kidnappers who have his ex-wife's frozen head, a misshapen creature claiming to be his son, and a talking police dog who wants to rip him to shreds. Background Spider is a renegade gonzo journalist forced to return to The City after having exhausted a substantial advance from a publisher without completing the books required by contract. After five years of effective retirement as a long-haired hermit in a compound in the mountains, he returns to The City to complete the books, takes up work for an urban newspaper to support his writing, and finds himself battling political corruption at the highest level. One of Spider's most apparent character traits is his heavy drug use, which he makes no attempt to conceal. In addition to being a chain smoker and heavy drinker, Spider uses an extensive and bewildering variety of drugs ranging from mild stimulants, intellect enhancers, and mood-altering drugs to cocaine, heroin and rare, exotic, futuristic drugs. As is common in his society, Spider is resistant or immune to many forms of drug addiction, as well as lung cancer. Spider is well known for his foul language, especially when combining the word "fuck" with other words to make new and amusing insults. Spider is easily angered, his displays of temper ranging from mild verbal outbursts to violent physical assault. However, despite his temper and contempt for the City as a whole, Spider is often seen to treat innocents (particularly children) with extreme kindness and care. Spider's past is not well known, however characters like Mitchell Royce and Spider himself have referred to past memorable incidents such as the enfant terrible (a French child assassin from the Anglo/Franco war) and the Prague telephone incident (in which Spider caused six politicians to commit suicide using just a phone). There are also hints at his childhood and early ambitions—"I wanted to be a Sniper, when I grew up. Didn't everyone?"—and his parents' growing madness. He claims to have worked as a prostitute at some point in the past, and as a stripper at 8 years old. He grew up on the City's docks with drunken parents as an only child. His father drove a city bus and his mother was a housewife who cooked lizards for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day. He returned to the docks as an adult to see that everyone was gone and the docks were abandoned and vowed to never forget his childhood there. Philosophy Spider is a firm believer in the truth and delivering the Truth to his readers in the most direct and blunt manner possible. (He often capitalizes it as "The Truth" in his writing.) This is made most notable in one story, when Spider's editor recounts the tale of how Spider submitted an article on the election of the Richard Nixon-analogue "The Beast", which consisted of the word "fuck" repeated eight thousand times (see Transmetropolitan #1). The primary focus of conflict within Spider's psyche, over the course of the series, is a combination of concern for his delivery of 'The Truth' and misanthropy towards his public. Spider hates and struggles against authority figures who oppress others, but he is also bitter toward the uninvolved public who give the authority its power. Likewise, he struggles to convince the public to listen to The Truth, but is disgusted by those who blindly accept what he reports. In addition, Spider's talents earn him unwanted fame and adoration, which clouds his ability to "get at The Truth." His editor, Mitchell Royce, opines that Spider needs to be hated in order to function. Despite his absolute disdain for those around him, Spider is quite loyal to those few who he considers friends and is equally quick to hurt those who would betray him. Indeed, much of Spider's motivation in the second half of the series was dedicated to bringing the President to justice for ordering the murder of Vita Severn, whom Spider had befriended. Although he opposed The Beast, Spider is not loyal to any political party or organization, and his initial support of The Smiler was tinged with contempt at his cynical attitude and false altruism. He is also an avowed, often virulent atheist who opposes all organized religion, which he sees as little more than unworthy authority figures that exploit their members. It is therefore interestingly ironic when, in an early issue of the series, Spider travels to a religious convention and begins upending tables and destroying booths while wearing an improvised robe, a reference to Jesus throwing the money lenders out of his local temple. Weapons He proudly claims to be "always armed", and is shown with several hidden firearms, at least one of which is powerful enough to blow up a vehicle, another of which was titled "The Upper Hand." He has also possessed a rocket launcher, which he used to blow up a bar at the base of his mountain home; the bar resembles the Woody Creek Tavern, itself not far from the home of Hunter S. Thompson. He was accidentally given a bandolier of grenades at a party, which he took as a sign that "There is a God". Spider's weapon of choice for most of the series is a handheld "bowel disruptor," which causes instant and painful loss of bowel control, with various settings that allow him to vary the level of pain and discomfort the device will inflict, ranging from simple diarrhea to complete rectal prolapse. At a much harsher level, the victim has a bowel movement so dramatic and agonizing that it induces unconsciousness. While at least three times in the series, it is revealed through dialogue that the gun can be set to 'Fatal Intestinal Maelstrom'. Spider prefers this weapon because, despite being illegal, it is (usually) non-lethal and its effects are untraceable. His assistants, Channon and Yelena, have also been armed with bowel disruptors during The Cure arc. On a few occasions, he has been known to carry lethal firearms, though according to Spider, he only carries such weapons in emergency cases. He has, in at least one case, used a handgun to lethal effect to kill two would-be assassins.(A third was beaten to death against a maker, a kitchen appliance similar to a replicator from the Star Trek franchise.) However, in this case, the weapon was not Spider's, but was rather taken by force from one of his would-be killers. (See issue #10.) In issue #38, he is revealed to be a competent gunfighter, having learnt his skills in "places you never want to go." It is also revealed in issue #38 that he has killed sixteen people, all but one in self-defence; he never specifies how or why (although it could be inferred that Vita Severn is meant, as Spider feels responsible for her death). Regardless of whether or not he is armed, Spider is shown to be a very capable, though not invincible, fighter. He frequently lashes out violently at those who threaten or aggravate him, and often defeats opponents who are well-trained or much more imposing physically. He is also not averse to brutalizing people in order to get crucial information (as is shown in his Year Five assault on Fred Christ). Like Channon, he had also gained experience in firearms while in school, though unlike Channon, he and his classmates had had to make their own arms—to prevent the teachers having an unfair advantage. He often uses improvised weapons to gain the upper hand - for example, putting his cigarette out in the eye of a guard. Appearance Initially, Spider is shown with a huge amount of muddy brown, shaggy hair and a long unkempt beard, claiming he has hair in places that his once and future editor/friend Mitchell Royce doesn't even know he owns. On his return to the City, nearly all his hair is removed by a malfunctioning cleaning unit in his first apartment's bathroom. For the rest of the series, he is portrayed as virtually hairless, the exception being his eyebrows and a small amount of pubic hair. Spider is a small, slight figure with a long nose and slightly crooked teeth. His body is covered with black tattoos, combining geometric tribal designs and other more Western images (his right buttock is marked "kiss here"), including a small spider on his upper forehead. He is also said to have a tattoo on his penis, though this is never shown. Although he prefers not to wear clothes much of the time, when in public his primary mode of dress is typically a "black linen suit, urban weight, generous cut" (jacket and pants, no shirt under the jacket) with a pair of heavy black leather boots, although during the winter he is sometimes seen wearing a black jumper under his jacket; also, on the rare occasions when modesty is required of him he will wear knee-length boxer shorts. He also wears a pair of 'live-shades', sunglasses with built-in still-photography capabilities; the right lens is green and rectangular, whilst the left one is red and circular (the AI that created them was on drugs at the time, and thought it would be funny). The first pair he owns have gold rims around the lenses, while the ones he obtains during the second part of the Dirge arc have no rims. This appearance, and the comic's futuristic setting, has made Spider Jerusalem a cult (albeit fictional) character among rivet heads, in a similar manner to Tank Girl. Influences Spider Jerusalem is reminiscent of previous "muck-raking" or "Gonzo" journalists such as H. L. Mencken and Hunter S. Thompson. Hunter S. Thompson is perhaps the most obvious inspiration for the character of Spider Jerusalem, and the fictional reporter's fondness for weaponry and spectacular consumption of drugs both indicate a resemblance toward the American gonzo journalist. (In Transmetropolitan #13, page 5, a book by Thompson is clearly visible amongst the objects strewn across the table in Spider's apartment.) Visually, Spider Jerusalem is based on Darick Robertson's friend Andre Ricciardi. In the first issue, his "mountain man" appearance was based on Alan Moore. Synopsis: Some time in the future (how long precisely is never specified) Spider Jerusalem, retired writer and bearded hermit, lives an isolated existence in a fortified mountain hideaway, retired from City life for the last five years.[5] Following a call from his irate publisher demanding the last two books per his publishing deal, Jerusalem packs his belongings and descends the mountains before traveling back into The City, a twisted amalgam of pervasive consumerism, sex, violence, and drugs. While never named, the City retains several distinguishing monuments (one resembling the Statue of Liberty) and neighborhoods (the West Egg neighborhood) which imply that it was originally New York and has grown to become the largest city in the world and the center of the political and social culture. However, this futuristic culture is highly liberal, self-centered, and focused almost exclusively on present-day matters. "Revivals" from cryogenic stasis are largely ignored and left to fend for themselves on the streets. Cultural "Reservations" are established for the sole purpose of preserving past civilizations. Some people convert to "foglets," clouds of nanomachines that make anything from particles in the air and can spread thin enough to be invisible. No one even knows the current calendar year (this fact revealed by Spider in Issue #42), so everyone always refers to events in time relative to the present day. Jerusalem returns to working for his old partner and editor Mitchell Royce, who now edits The Word, the City's largest newspaper. The first assignment he attaches himself to is an attempted separatist secession by followers of the Transient movement (a group of people who use genetic body modification based on alien DNA to become a completely different species, forced to live in the Angels 8 slum district) led by Fred Christ, a former rock group manager and impresario similar to Malcolm McLaren. Jerusalem manages to stop the (secretly staged) riots and police brutality that follows, only to be beaten brutally by police on the way home for his troubles. The first year of the series focuses upon a series of one-off stories exploring The City, Spider's background, and his often tense relationship with his assistants/sidekicks, Yelena Rossini and Channon Yarrow (known collectively as the 'filthy assistants'), who become his full-time partners in his journalistic battles as the series progresses. With the second year of the series, the series shifts towards a lengthy storyline for the remainder of the book's run, involving the election and the corrupt presidency of Gary Callahan, nicknamed "The Smiler" by Spider. Though Spider initially considers Callahan to be the lesser evil when compared to "The Beast", his investigation into Callahan's past and his ties with a right-wing hate group (who provided him with a genetically cloned Vice President), ultimately leads to the murder of Vita Severn, the Smiler's politically naive campaign manager, to whom Spider had taken a rare liking. Once elected, Callahan begins to use his presidential power to torment Spider. Spider escaped from a massacre conducted by the city's corrupt police against protesters during a scandal where several police officers watched as a young man was murdered by racists over his genetic background. Callahan spikes the story via "D-Notes", a form of government mandated censorship over any or all stories that could "embarrass" the country and the Callahan administration. After being informed of the "D-Note", Spider leaks the story onto the internet via a news feedsite known as "The Hole" and follows it up with a story exposing Callahan's corrupt circle of advisers, one of whom was revealed to be a pedophile. When Royce runs the story, Callahan extorts the paper's board of directors into firing Spider, who by that point had already formed an alliance to have his future stories published by "The Hole". However, after Callahan arranges for the City to be left defenseless from a hurricane-like "ruinstorm" that ravages the city and kills thousands, Spider collapses and is quickly diagnosed with an incurable degenerative neurological illness with similar symptoms to Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease due to exposure to Information Pollen (which Spider had been exposed to multiple times earlier in the storyline). Diagnosed with a year to live and only a 1% chance of not suffering any sort of permanent loss of mental capacities, Spider increases his vendetta against Callahan, ultimately exposing his evil deeds and bringing the President down. Afterwards, in the final issue epilogue, Spider returns to his mountain home because the effects of his neurological disorder have started to manifest themselves. It is implied that he and Yelena have become lovers. After a visit with Royce and the departure of Yelena (who has become a successful writer herself by this point), Spider pulls out a gun while sitting in his garden as if to commit suicide. However, it turns out to be a novelty lighter, with which he lights a cigarette. He yells "One percent!" as he twirls the "gun" and bursts into maniacal laughter, implying that Spider beat the illness with his body and mind intact and is simply letting Royce and everyone else believe otherwise in order to live his life away from the rest of the world. 173961 1955 Spider of the Mind N Atwood, Cole Newsman from the city buys a country paper in upper New York state and bats his head against the resistance to his crusading and independence of mind. Chapter on the work of the press 173962 2002 Spider-Man (aka Spider-Man 1) M Photojournalist Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire). J. Jonah Jameson (J.K. Simmons), editor of the Daily Bugle 173963 2004 Spider-Man 2 M DVD -R HQ 3484, 3485, 3486 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) is Spider-Man. Editor Jonah J. Jamison at the Daily Bugle. Harry Osborn, Reporter 1 (Joshua Keaton - Voice). Arena Announcer (Larry Huffman - Voice). 173964 2004 Spider-Man 2 - Video Game G Reporter #1 (Josh Keaton - Voice). Arena Announcer (Larry Huffman - Voice). 173965 2007 Spider-Man 3 M DVD -R HQ 9999, 10000, 10001 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Tobey Maquire) of The Daily Bugle in New York is Spider-Man. . Bugle Photographer Eddie Brock (Topher Grace) turns into Venom, a foe that mirrors everything Spider-Man can do. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (J.K. Simmons). TV Anchorman (Hal Fishman). Reporter (Lauren Jones). Daily Bugle Photographer (Alex Kalognomos). Bugle Employee (Toni Wynne). Photographer (Michael Ciesla). British Publicist (Bernadette Lords). Photographer (Michael Ciesia). Photographer (Steve Valentine). Newsstand Patrons (Jim Coope, Dean Edwards, Margaret Laney). 173966 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Animated Series C Series 9-9-1967 to 6-14-1970. ABC, NBC, Fox Photojournalist Peter Parker is Spider-Man (Paul Soles - Voice). Editor of the New York Daily Bugle Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). Jameson is a cigar-smoking, self-righteous, blustery chauvinist who has a jaundiced view of Spiderman's heroism. Betty Brant (Peg Dixon), Jameson's feisty secretary is Peter's friend. Peter gets exclusive photographs of Spider-Man to get a job at the Daily Bugle. Since he is Spider-Man, it is easy to get the photos to secure and keep his job. Parker is a science student at New York City University. While watching a radiology experiment, he is bitten on the hand by a spider exposed to the radioactive field. He acquires the spider's wall-scaling, leaping and extra-sensory abilities, strength. Peter's Uncle Ben is murdered by a burglar, a criminal who earlier ran past Parker at a TV studio. He didn't help police catch the crook so he feels responsible for his uncle's death. 173967 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Big Brainwasher, The C Episode #42B. 4-5-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Kingpin's latest scheme to control New York involves a machine that brainwashes city officials into doing what he commands. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173968 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Birth if Microman, The C Episode #44B. 4-19-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Prof. Pretories, the most diabolical mind ever known to science, escapes jail and Peter unknowingly helps the convict by picking him up as a hitchhiker and taking him to his secret laboratory hideout. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173969 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Blotto C Episode #35. 12-21-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Clive, an unbalanced movie producer, is determined to avenge himself upon critics and audience who spurned his claim that darkest human emotions could be filmed and physically released from the screen. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173970 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Blueprint For Crime C Episode #14B. 12-9-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Bald-headed mastermind named the Plotter employs two ridiculous criminals, Cowboy and Ox, to steal a blueprint to a missile. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173971 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Captured by J. Jonah Jameson C Episode #4B. 9-30-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). A professor demonstrates his new invention, the Spider-Slayer, which almost succeeds in capturing Spider-Man. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173972 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Cloud City of Gold C Episode #32. 11-30-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice) is an exchange student in South America flying in a charter airplane with a Latin American professor in the Andes mountains. The plane crashes and Spider-Man helps the group back to civilization. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173973 1969 Spider-Man, 1967: Cold Storage C Episode #38. 1-11-1969 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Dr. Cool and his henchmen have heisted a fortune in diamonds and plan to mix the diamonds with ice-cold ice to get it through international customs. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173974 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Conner's Reptiles C Episode #40B. 3-22-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Spider-Man swings to Florida to battle the Lizard who kidnapped Dr. Conner who once transformed into a lizard and holds the scientist as captive at a Spanish fort. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173975 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Criminals in the Clouds C Episode #24. 10-5-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Roy Robinson, star football player and son of a wealthy industrialist is envied by Peter who decides to use his spider-power to play football and outperform him. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173976 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Dark Terrors, The C Episode #16B. 12-23-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Life-like shadows of beasts are projected throughout New York City by the Phantom's new Shadow-Scope glasses to cause panic and enable him to commit bank and jewelry store robberies. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173977 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Devious Dr. Dumpty, The C Episode #45B. 4-26-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Dr. Dumpty, a corpulent jewel thief, attacks a parade with knock-out gas released from balloons, then steals the jewels of an actress and escape in a hot air balloon. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173978 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Diamond Dust C Episode #26. 10-19-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice) is about to be the star pitcher in a collegiate baseball game. But first he has to stop a rampaging ape at the New York City Zoo as Spider-Man. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173979 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Diet of Destruction C Episode #6A. 10-14-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Spider-Man must stop a giant Car-Eating Robot from destroying Manhattan. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173980 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Double Identity C Episode #19B. 1-13-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Actor Charles Cameo is committing robberies by utilizing masks and make-up to usurp any identity including those of Spider-Man and Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173981 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Down To Earth C Episode #51. 6-7-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice) orders Peter to fly in an airplane with Daily Bugle pilot Osa Olsen to the North Pole to locate a fallen meteor with bizarre antennae. A thunder-snowstorm cripples Parker and Olsen's airplane and it crashes in a wasteland populated by tribe of savages who have appropriated the meteor and are planning to drop it into a volcano as an offering to their fire god in return for warmth. 173982 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Electro the Human Lightning Bolt C Episode #2B. 9-16-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Spider-Man battles electrically charged menace. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173983 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Evil Sorcerer, The C Episode #29. 11-19-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). The object of a professor's obsession in an ancient Egyptian magician's mummified remains. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173984 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Fantastic Fakir, The C Episode #12B. 11-25-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Spider-Man baffles an Arabian jewel thief whose magical flute induces animals into attacking Spider-Man. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173985 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Farewell Performance C Episode #13B. 12-2-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). When a Jekyll-and-Hyde power comes to life, Spider-Man must do something about it. He encounters Blackwell the Magician who is trying to attract public attention to the theatre to prevent its demolition. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173986 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Fiddler On the Loose C Episode #18B. 1-6-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Fiddler with a deadly sonic violin seeks revenge against rock-and-roll for having replaced classical music in the tastes of the masses. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173987 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Fifth Avenue Phantom C Episode #9B. 11-4-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Spider-Man lays a trap for the Fifth Avenue Phantom in the hopes of catching him. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173988 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Fountain of Terror C Episode #18A. 1-6-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Dr. Curtis Connor goes missing in the Florida swamps after finding the Fountain of Youth. A 15th century Spanish conquistador Ponce De Leon wants to keep the fountain a secret. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173989 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Golden Rhino, The C Episode #14A. 12-9-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Rampaging Rhino is stealing gold bullion to mold an auric likeness of himself. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173990 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Here Comes Trouble C Episode #11B. 11-18-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Miss Trubble, a book dealer obsessed with mythology, is owner of a magical chest from which she can summon mythological figures to commit robberies on her behalf. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173991 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Home C Episode #34. 12-14-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). At a coffee house, Peter meets Carol. He catches her in the act of robbing electrical equipment and finds that she has powers identical to his. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173992 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Horn of the Rhino C Episode #8. 10-28-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice) has a cold and must try to stop Rhino from stealing specific items for a deadly device. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173993 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Kilowatt Kaper C Episode #7A. 10-21-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Electro escapes from prison and Spider-Man must catch him. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173994 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: King Pinned C Episode #22. 9-21-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice), on his first night at work at the Daily Bugle, overhears talk of a fake medicine racket engineered by a rotund mobster called the Kingpin. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173995 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Knights Must Fall C Episode #45A. 4-26-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Spider-Man jousts with a motorcycle-riding knight in armor who is robbing theater box offices, armored trucks and museum officials receiving a medieval artifact. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173996 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Madness of Mysterio C Episode #48B. 5-17-1970. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Spider-Man tussles with Mysterio who causes him to think he has shrunk him and placed him in a miniature amusement park. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173997 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Magic Malice C Episode #17B. 12-30-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Blackwell the Magician's props and book of magic spells and incantations are stolen by the Green Goblin Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173998 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Menace From the Bottom of the World C Episode #25. 10-12-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Banks are being submerged inside the Earth. Spider-Man discovers a race of Moleman living in tunnels underneath Manhattan. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 173999 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Menace of Mysterio C Episode #3. 9-23-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Spider-Man has robbed a bank but Parker doesn't remember robbing a bank. Meanwhile, Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice) is receiving calls from Mysterio. He claims he could defeat Spider-Man and bets with Jonah on it. Jonah puts Mysterio's challenge on the front page of the Daily Bugle though Spider-Man is in trouble with the law. 174000 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Neptune's Nose Cone C Episode #33. 12-7-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Peter and Daily Bugle pilot Penny Jones travel by small-engine plane to the Antarctic Ocean to track a fallen nose cone and crash-land on an island with a superstitious native population. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice) ordered Parker and Jones to cover the story. 174001 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Never Step On a Scorpion C Episode #5A. 10-7-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice) and Dr. Stillwell create the Scorpion to defeat Spider-Man. 174002 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Night of the Villains, The C Episode #11A. 11-18-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Historic villains Blackbeard the Pirate, Jesse James and the Executioner of Paris commit robberies in New York and Spider-Man has to stop them. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174003 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: One-Eyed Idol, The C Episode #9A. 11-4-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice) receives an anonymous gift from an unknown admirer. The gift turns out to be an hypnotic idol that entrances Jameson with a light beam, hypnotizing him enough to be open to the suggestion of putting money inside the idol's head. 174004 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Origin of Spiderman, The C Episode #21. 9-14-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice) is labeled a book worm by his peers when he declines their offer of a triple-date in favor of viewing a radiology experiment. A spider bits him turning him into a superhero who fights crime in Manhattan. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174005 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Pardo Presents C Episode #31. 11-23-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Pardo is a sorcerer who has the ability to transform himself into a giant cat with hypnotic eyes. He lures top New York City citizens and officials to a theater, then saps the souls out of their bodies. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174006 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Peril of Parafino, The C Episode #7B. 10-21-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Escaped prisoner hides out in Parafino's Wax Museum and Spider-Man must enter the museum and deal with Parafino. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174007 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Phantom From the Depths of Time C Episode #28. 11-2-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Giant mechanical beetles are used by Dr. Manta (a Rocket Robin Hood villain) to capture and enslave peace-loving inhabitants of an island to mine a valuable ore. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174008 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Power of Doctor Octopus C Episode #1A. 9-9-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice) has been sent on assignment by Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice) to investigate mysterious lights seen by citizens in the vicinity. His car crashes. He stumbles upon Dr. Octopus's secret lair and is captured by one of its booby traps. 174009 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Return of the Flying Dutchman C Episode #13A. 12-2-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Reports of a legendary, flying ghost ship, the Flying Dutchman, summon Spider-Man. Mysterio is behind the phantom ship's appearance. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174010 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Revenge of Dr. Magneto, The C Episode #10A. 11-11-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Dr. Magneto and Spider-Man battle after Magneto is shunned once again by the Science Hall of Fame and wants revenge. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174011 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Revolt in the Fifth Dimension C Episode #49. 5-24-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Dying scientist from the destroyed planet Goth must land his crippled spaceship on Earth. He entrusts Spider-Man with a tiny but encyclopedic library of information and wants it destroyed. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174012 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Rhino C Episode #48A. 5-17-1970. Rhino episodes. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Rhino again steals gold shipments to build a 14-karat statue of himself. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174013 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Rollarama C Episode #47. 5-10-1968. Remake of "Vine." Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Series of enormous, rolling pods that grow from boxes threatening New York. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174014 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Sands of Crime C Episode #5B. 10-7-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Sandman is on a crime spree and Spider-Man is being blamed for his crimes. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174015 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Scourge of the Scarf C Episode #43B. 4-12-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Spider-Man watches as crowds form long lines to attend Saturday night Broadway performances. They panic when the Moon becomes a psychedelic pinwheel that fills the night sky and renders them unconscious. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174016 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Sinister Prime Minister, The C Episode #10B. 11-11-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice) and the rest of the press are denied access to the visiting Prime Minister of Rutania. Parker decides to sneak in as Spider-Man. There he stumbles across an evil imposter assuming the Prime Minister's identity so he can steal $20 million of charity money. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174017 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Sky Harbor C Episode #42A. 4-5-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). German Baron utilizes a flying aircraft carrier to launch an attack on New York City with World War One-style fighter planes. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174018 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Sky Is Falling, The C Episode #4A. 9-30-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Spider-Man comes face-to-face with the Vulture and some of his friends. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174019 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Slippery Doctor Von Schlick, The C Episode #15B. 12-16-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Oil is being stolen in huge quantities by a chemist villain garbed in a rubber, non-stick suit and armed with petroleum-based bubbles that he fires from his fingers to envelope Spider-Man. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174020 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Specialists and Slaves C Episode #50. 5-31-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Radio specialist who once lifted Manhattan into the sky has been released from jail and takes over Manhattan's nuclear power plant. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174021 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Spider and the Fly, The C Episode #15A. 12-16-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). A Human Fly who can scale walls and cross thin wires between buildings battles Spider-Man who is trying to stop him from stealing jewels. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174022 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Spider-Man Battles the Moleman C Episode #27. 10-26-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Mugs Riley who escaped from prison, has duped the Moleman into following him and fighting Spider-Man. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174023 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Spider-Man Meets Dr. Noah Boddy C Episode #12A. 11-25-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Scientist Dr. Noah Boddy makes himself invisible, then acts to avenge himself on Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174024 1969 Spider-Man, 1967: Spiderman Meets Skyboy C Episode #37. 1-4-1969 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Dr. Zap steals Dr. Irving Caldwell's helmet capable of levitating its wearer. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174025 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Spiderman vs. Desperado C Episode #41B. 3-29-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Desperado, a cowboy criminal, lassos Spider-Man and begins a crime wave atop his electronic horse. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174026 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Sting of the Scorpion C Episode #20A. 1-20-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Scorpion is bent on vengeance upon Spiderman and Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). He escapes prison and drinks a potion that vastly increases his size. 174027 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Sub-Zero For Spidey C Episode #1B. 9-9-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice) is on his way to visit a renown scientist in the middle of a heat wave when he notices the grounds near the professor's house are covered in ice. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174028 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Super Swami C Episode #44A. 4-19-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Obese Oriental illusionist Super Swami seems to make the Brooklyn Bridge disappear piece by piece with the cars on it suspended in mid-air. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174029 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Swing City C Episode #23. 9-28-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Twisted radiation specialist gains control of Manhattan's new and only nuclear power plant and uses a special ray to lift Manhattan into the clouds. He wants a ransom to let it down. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174030 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Terrible Triumph of Doctor Octopus, The C Episode #17A. 12-30-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Doctor Octopus steals the ultra-powerful destructor missile so he can force all nations to bend to his will. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174031 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Thunder Rumble C Episode #36. 12-28-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Giant Martian warrior who throws lightning bolts comes to earth to rob the planet of its gold. Spider-Man to the rescue. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174032 1969 Spider-Man, 1967: To Cage a Spider C Episode #39. 1-18-1969 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Two bank robbers throw a "Vibrator" device at Spider-Man and it explodes in his face causing him to fall more than 20 building stories hitting the pavement. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174033 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: To Catch a Spider C Episode #19A. 1-13-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Under the guidance of Dr. Noah Boddy, the Green Goblin, Electro and the Vulture join forces to get Spider-Man. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174034 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Trick Or Treachery C Episode #20B. 1-20-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). The Human Fly Twins, paroled from prison, rob diamonds from an importing company. One dressed up as Spider-Man so everyone blames him for the crime. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174035 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Trip to Tomorrow C Episode #52. 6-14-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). A bolt of lightning breaks Spider-Man's web causing him to fall into a boxcar at a rail yard. There he meets a young runaway who plans to become the "Caped Protector of Podunk." Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174036 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Trouble With Snow C Episode #41A. 3-29-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). New York City children build a snowman with snow contaminated by trace chemicals from an industrial plant up the Hudson River. Now the snowman has come to life. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174037 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Up From Nowhere C Episode #46. 5-3-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Dr. Atlantian rises out of the ocean near New York City in his hive-like machine wanting to conquer the surface world. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174038 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Vanishing Doctor Vespasian, The C Episode #43A. 4-12-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Dr. Vespasian, a green-skinned wrinkled scientist concocts a drinkable invisibility formula and uses it on himself and his dog, Brutus. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174039 1968 Spider-Man, 1967: Vine C Episode #30. 11-16-1968 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Giant plant escapes and Spider-Man has to go back to prehistoric times to find some defense against it. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174040 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Vulture's Prey, The C Episode #16A. 12-23-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Nefarious Vulture traps Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice) as a source of information on whereabouts of a visiting diamond-merchant. 174041 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Where Crawls the Lizard C Episode #2A. 9-16-1967. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Spider-Man battles the Lizard in the Florida Everglades. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174042 1970 Spider-Man, 1967: Winged Thing, The C Episode #40A. 3-22-1970 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Spider-Man discovers Vulture robbing a millionaire's penthouse safe and fails to stop him. The fight is on. Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice). 174043 1967 Spider-Man, 1967: Witching Hour, The C Episode #6B. 10-14-1967 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Paul Soles - Voice). Green Goblin hypnotizes Daily Bugle Publisher-Editor Jonah Jameson (Paul Kligman - Voice) and plans to uses him as a Medium for the Spirit World to summon ghosts to his aid. 174044 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Alien Costume, The (Part 1) C DVD -R HQ 3682 Episode #8 4-29-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man Comes into contact with an alien substance 174045 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Alien Costume, The (Part 2) C DVD -R HQ 3682 Episode #9. 5-6-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man ducks bounty hunters as he pursues Eddie Brock 174046 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Alien Costume, The (Part 3) C DVD -R HQ 4599 Episode #10. 5-13-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Venom makes it clear that he knows Spider-Man's secret 174047 1994 Spider-Man, 1994: Animated Series C VHS 701 Episodes. Series 1994-1999. 65 Episodes Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. 174048 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Day of the Chameleon C DVD -R HQ 3701 Episode #13. 6-11-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). The Chameleon plans to assassinate two major diplomats on the brink of signing a peace proposal. 174049 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Doctor Octopus: Armed and Dangerous C DVD -R HQ 3571 Episode #4. 2-18-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Mad scientist kidnaps heiress Felicia Hardy. 174050 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Hobgoblin, The (1) C DVD -R HQ 3711 Episode #11. 5-20-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Norman Osborn hires the Hobgoblin to take out the Kingpin. 174051 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Hobgoblin, The (2) C DVD -R HQ 4157 Episode #12. 5-27-1995. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man discovers that Harry's father is involved with the Hobgoblin. 174052 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Kraven the Hunter C DVD -R HQ 4562. DVD -R HQ 4143 Episode #7. 4-1-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man finds himself caught in a deadly triangle. Saves "Robbie" from death. 174053 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Menace of Mysterio, The C DVD -R HQ 3571 Episode #5. 2-25-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Mysterio masquerades as Spider-Man. 174054 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Neogenic Nightmare (1): Insidious Six, The (1) C DVD -R HQ 3939 Episode #14. 9-9-1995. Neogenic Nightmare, Chapter I Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man must fight six of his greatest enemies 174055 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Neogenic Nightmare (10): Immortal Vampire, The C DVD -R HQ 4263 Episode #25. 2-10-1996. . Neogenic Nightmare. Chapter X Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). 174056 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Neogenic Nightmare (11): Tablet of Time (1) C DVD -R HQ 4265 Episode #22. 11-18-1995. Neogenic Nightmare. Chapter XI Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Silverman steals an ancient tablet and kidnaps Dr. Conners. 174057 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Neogenic Nightmare (12): Ravages of Time (2) C DVD -R HQ 4661 Episode #23. 11-25-1995. Neogenic Nightmare. Chapter XII Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Silvermane ignores Dr. Conners' warnings and continues with his plans to regain his youth. 174058 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Neogenic Nightmare (13): Shriek of the Vulture (1) C Episode #26. 2-17-1996. Neogenic Nightmare. Chapter XIII Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Vulture kidnaps Norman's son. Will Spider-Man be able to rescue Harry from the Vulture's you-stealing talons? 174059 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Neogenic Nightmare (14): Final Nightmare, The (2) C Episode #27. 2-24-1996. Neogenic Nightmare. Chapter XIV Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man seeks Curt Connors aid to help reverse aging effects of Vulture's talons. Vulture sporadically turns into the man-spider from the mutagenics he absorbed with Spidey's youth. Will everyone be cured in time for Peter to meet up with Mary June as she confronts her wayward father? 174060 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Neogenic Nightmare (2): Battle of the Insidious Six (2) C DVD -R HQ 3982 Episode #15. 9-16-1995. Neogenic Nightmare, Chapter II Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man walks into a trap 174061 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Neogenic Nightmare (3): Hydro-Man (aka I Cried a River Over You). C DVD -R HQ 4212 Episode #16. 9-23-1995. Neogenic Nightmare. Chapter III Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Ex-boyfriend stalks Mary Jane. 174062 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Neogenic Nightmare (4): Mutant Agenda, The (1) C DVD -R HQ 3982 Episode #17. 9-30-1995. Neogenic Nightmare, Chapter IV Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man seeks Professor Xavier's help as his illness worsens 174063 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Neogenic Nightmare (5): Mutants' Revenge (2) C DVD -R HQ 4868 Episode #18. 10-7-1995. Neogenic Nightmare, Chapter V Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man and Wolverine team up to rescue Beast 174064 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Neogenic Nightmare (6): Morbius (1) C DVD -R HQ 5199 Episode #19. 10-28-1995. Neogenic Nightmare Chapter VI Photojournalist Peter Parker-Spider-Man (Christopher Daniel Barnes - Voice). Newscaster (John F. Beard - Voice). Dr. Mariah Crawford develops a cure for Spidey's disease, but she's reluctant to give an untested serum to Spider-Man that may result in the permanent loss of his powers or worse. 174065 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Neogenic Nightmare (7): Enter the Punisher (2) C DVD -R HQ 4236 Episode #20. 11-4-1995.. Neogenic Nightmare. Chapter VII Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Punisher comes to New York to deal with a mutating Spider-Man 174066 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Neogenic Nightmare (8): Duel of the Hunters (3) C DVD -R HQ 4246 Episode #21. 11-11-1995. Neogenic Nightmare. Chapter VIII Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Ex-boyfriend stalks Mary Jane. 174067 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Neogenic Nightmare (9): Blade, the Vampire Hunter C DVD -R HQ 4263 Episode #24. 2-3-1996. Neogenic Nightmare. Chapter IX Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man teams up with Blade to stop Morbius 174068 1994 Spider-Man, 1994: Night of the Lizard C DVD -R HQ 3639 Episode #1. 11-19-1994 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Parker's professor Dr. Conners becomes the Lizard, a creature who is half-man, half-reptile. 174069 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Partners in Danger (1): Guilty C DVD -R HQ 3874 Episode #42. 2-1-1997. Partners in Danger, Chapter I Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Daily Bugle Editor J. J. Jameson tries to clear his reporter "Robbie" Robertson who is framed and sent to 15 years in prison. 174070 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Partners in Danger (10): Lizard King, The C DVD -R HQ 4851 Episode #51. 7-26-1997. Partners in Danger, Chapter X. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). The Red Skull unleashes a destructive force. 174071 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Partners in Danger (11): Prowler, The C DVD -R HQ 3614 Episode #52. 8-2-1997. Partners in Danger, Chapter XI. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Prowler confronts Parker in his new apartment 174072 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Partners in Danger (2): Cat, The (1) C DVD -R HQ 4741 Episode #43. 2-8-1997. Partners in Danger, Chapter II Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Peter tries to figure out why Doctor Octopus is blackmailing Felicia Hardy's mother 174073 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Partners in Danger (3): Black Cat, The (2) C DVD -R HQ 3886. Episode #44. 2-15-1997. Partners in Danger, Chapter III. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). John Hardy reveals the Super Soldier formula to the Kingpin. 174074 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Partners in Danger (4): Return of Kraven, The C DVD -R HQ 3483 Episode #45. 2-22-1997. Partners in Danger, Chapter IV Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). A wild creature attacks Manhattan and Spider-man suspects Kraven the Hunter 174075 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Partners in Danger (5): Partners C DVD -R HQ 3494, 3903. Episode #46. 5-3-1997. Partners in Danger, Chapter V. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Alistair Smythe captures the Black Cat. 174076 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Partners in Danger (6): Awakening, The (1) C DVD -R HQ 3494 Episode #47. 5-10-1997. Partners in Danger, Chapter VI Photojournalist Peter Parker is Spider-Man. 174077 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Partners in Danger (7): Vampire Queen, The (2) C DVD -R HQ 3929 Episode #48. 5-17-1997. Partners in Danger, Chapter VII. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). New vampire comes to town. 174078 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Partners in Danger (8): Return of the Green Goblin, The C DVD -R HQ 3929 Episode #49. 7-12-1997. Partners in Danger, Chapter VIII. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Green Goblin attacks. 174079 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Partners in Danger (9); Haunting of Mary Jane Watson, The C DVD -R HQ 3522 Episode #50. 7-19-1997. Partners in Danger, Chapter IX. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Mary Jane believes she is being haunted 174080 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Return of Hydro-Man, The (1) C DVD -R HQ 3599 Episode #59. 10-24-1997 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Mary Jane's recurring dreams become a nightmare. Spider-Man tries to track Mary Jane using clues from her dream. 174081 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Return of Hydro-Man, The (2) C DVD -R HQ 4975 Episode #60. 10-31-1997 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man tries to track Mary Jane using clues from her dream 174082 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Return of the Spider Slayers (2) C DVD -R HQ 3660 Episode #3. 2-11-1995. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Alistair Smythe turns to the Kingpin for help in taking revenge on Spider-Man 174083 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Secret Wars (1): Arrival C DVD -R HQ 3610. 4562. Episode #61. 11-7-1997. Secret Wars, Chapter I Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man must assemble a group of heroes to save an alien world. 174084 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Secret Wars (2): Gauntlet of the Red Skull, The C DVD -R HQ 3610 Roth , Virginia Episode #62. 11-14-1997. Secret Wars Chapter II Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man summons the Black cat to help him defeat the Red Skull on an alien planet. 174085 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Secret Wars (3): Doom C Roth , Virginia Episode #63. 11-21-1997. Secret Wars, Chapter III Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Doctor Doom's veritable paradise gives Ben Grimm a way to control his monstrous appearance. 174086 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Sins of the Father (10): Venom Returns (1) C DVD -R HQ 3797 Episode #38. 11-2-1996. Sins of the Fathers, The, Chapter X Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Ben Mordo temps Eddie with a reunification that would make him powerful as Venom. 174087 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Sins of the Father (11): Carnage (2) C DVD -R HQ 3826 Episode #39. 11-9-1996. Sins of the Fathers, The, Chapter XI. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Mass Murderer Cletus Kassidy dubs himself Carnage while Dormammu attempts to use the interdimensional portal. 174088 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Sins of the Father (12): Spot, The C DVD -R HQ 3826 Episode #37. 10-26-1996. The Sins of the Father, Chapter XII Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Researcher invents portable interdimensional technology, which he uses to steal money to fund his research 174089 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Sins of the Father (14): Turning Point (2) C DVD -R HQ 3853 Episode #41. 11-23-1996. Sins of the Father, The, Chapter XIV) Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). 174090 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Sins of the Father (7): Man Without Fear, The (2) C DVD -R HQ 3787 Chapter #34. 9-28-1996. Sins of the Fathers, The, Chapter VII Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Daredevil helps Spider-Man clear his alter ego's name. 174091 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Sins of the Father (8): Ultimate Slayer, The C DVD -R HQ 3797 Episode #35. 10-5-1996. Sins of the Father Chapter VIII Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Peter discovers Alistair Smythe has become a cyborg 174092 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Sins of the Fathers (1): Doctor Strange C DVD -R HQ 3741 Episode #28. 4-27-1996. Sins of the Fathers, The, Chapter 1 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Peter discovers Mary Jane is working with a mysterious cult. 174093 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Sins of the Fathers (13): Goblin War (1) C DVD -R HQ 4894 Episode #40. 11-16-1996. Sins of the Fathers, The, Chapter XIII. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Peter and Mary overhear plans for a major heist. 174094 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Sins of the Fathers (2): Make a Wish (1) C DVD -R HQ 4291 Episode #29. 5-4-1996. Sins of the Fathers, The, Chapter II Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man meets his biggest fan 174095 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Sins of the Fathers (4): Enter the Green Goblin C DVD -R HQ 3766 Episode #31. 5-18-1996. The Sins of the Father, Chapter IV. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man searches for his friend's missing father. 174096 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Sins of the Fathers (5): Rocket Racer, The C DVD -R HQ 4325 Episode #32. 9-14-1996. Sins of the Fathers, The, Chapter V Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Trouble ensues when Robert Farrell tries to upgrade his skateboard 174097 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Sins of the Fathers (6): Framed (1) C DVD -R HQ 3787 Episode #33. 9-21-1996. Sins of the Fathers, The, Chapter VI Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Peter gets framed for a federal crime. 174098 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Sins of the Fathers (9): Tombstone C DVD -R HQ 4204 Episode #36. 10-12-1996. Sins of the Father, Chapter IX. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Tombstone tries to use history with Robbie to get him to kill a story. Reporter Robbie Robertson is losing his son, Randy, to a gang of thugs lead by Tombstone. When this harder-than stone hit man tries to use his history with Robbie to kill a story about the new boss, Alicia Silvermane, he runs afoul of Spider-Man. Both discover Robbie's bond with his child and his ethical resolve is mightier. 174099 1996 Spider-Man, 1994: Sins of the Fathers (Part 3): Attack of the Octobot C DVD -R HQ 4295 Episode #30. 5-11-1996. Sins of the Fathers, The, Chapter III Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man loses his memory and joins with Doctor Octopus. 174100 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Six Forgotten Warriors C DVD -R HQ 3555 Episode. Six Forgotten Warriors, Chapter III Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Mysterious figure from the past visits Aunt May 174101 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Six Forgotten Warriors (1) C Episode #54. 9-19-1997 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). After a visit from an old friend of the family, Peter travels to Russia to investigate the mystery of his parents disappearance and runs into some "old friends." 174102 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Six Forgotten Warriors (2): Unclaimed Legacy C DVD -R HQ 3558 Episode #55. 9-26-1997. Six Forgotten Warriors, Chapter II. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Peter and Robbie go to Moscow to find the daughter of a missing scientist 174103 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Six Forgotten Warriors (3): Secrets of the Six C DVD -R HQ 3814 Episode #56. 10-3-1997. Six Forgotten Warriors, Chapter III Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Robbie and Peter encounter an old professor who knows about the Six Forgotten Warriors 174104 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Six Forgotten Warriors (4): Six Fight Again, The C DVD -R HQ 3578 Episode #57. 10-10-1997. Six Forgotten Warriors, Chapter IV Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man and the Warriors join forces to stop the Kingoin from activating the doomsday device. 174105 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Six Forgotten Warriors (5): Price of Heroism, The C DVD -R HQ 3574 Episode #58. 10-17-1997. Six Forgotten Warriors, Chapter V. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). The Red Skull unleashes a destructive force. 174106 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Spider Slayer, The (Part 1) C DVD -R HQ 3639 Episode #2 2-4-1995. Photojournalist Peter Parker is Spider-Man. Norman Osborn hires Spencer Smythe to design a machine capable of destroying Spider-Man J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). 174107 1998 Spider-Man, 1994: Spider Wars (1): I Really, Really Hate Clones C DVD -R HQ 3621 Episode #64. 1-31-1998. Spider Wars: Chapter I. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man finds himself in another dimension 174108 1998 Spider-Man, 1994: Spider Wars (2): Farewell, Spider-Man C DVD -R HQ 3631 (Mislabeled on Disc as 3671). Episode #65. 1-31-1998. Spider Wars, Chapter II Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man finds travels to different dimensions trying to fix time 174109 1995 Spider-Man, 1994: Sting of the Scorpion, The C DVD -R HQ 3578 Episode #6. 3-11-1995 Editor J. Jonah Jameson of the Bugle hires Dr. Farley Stillwell to create a superhero who can defeat Spider-Man. Photojournalist Peter Parker is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). 174110 1997 Spider-Man, 1994: Wedding, The C DVD -R HQ 3939 Episode #53. 9-12-1997 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) is Spider-Man. J.J. Jameson (Ed Asner). Joe "Robbie" Robertson (Rodney Saulsberry). Spider-Man's rivals crash Peter and Mary Jane's wedding. 174111 1999 Spider-Man, 1999: Fox's Spider-Man Unlimited C Series 1999-2001 Photojournalist Peter Parker 174112 1999 Spider-Man, 1999: Spider-Man Unlimited C Series. 1999. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Rino Romano) is Spider-Man. 174113 2003 Spider-Man, 2003: Animated Series C Series. 7-11-2003 to 1-1-2006. Photojournalist-Web Designer Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) for the Daily Bugle and Spider-Man. Editor-Publisher of the Daily Bugle Jonah Jameson (Keith Carradine - Voice). Parker must juggle academics, his job at the Daily Bugle and an on-again, off-again relationship with the love of his life Mary Jane Watson during their first year of college at Empire State University. 174114 2003 Spider-Man, 2003: Flash Memory C Lipsey, Whip and Scott Lipsey Episode #9. 8-29-2003 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) in college at Empire State University. Juggles academics with a job as Web designer-photographer for the Daily Bugle. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Keith Carradine -Voice). Newscaster Alison Tomita (Suchin Pak Voice). Parker's high school nemesis Flash Thompson is used in an illegal experiment to increase intelligence. Now the usually thick-headed jock has an intelligence to rival's Peters. Spider-Man has to deal with two thugs who show similar signs of intelligence. 174115 2003 Spider-Man, 2003: Head Over Heels C Forbes, Tracy Episode #7. 7-25-2003 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) in college at Empire State University. Juggles academics with a job as Web designer-photographer for the Daily Bugle. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Keith Carradine -Voice). Peter is partnered with Christine for a class experiment and it turns out she has a big interest in Spider-Man. Also managed to create mind reading device but it short circuits and badly affects her mind. She now thinks Spider-Man is communicating with her and is bent on doing whatever it takes to be with him. 174116 2003 Spider-Man, 2003: Heroes and Villains C Gendel, Morgan Episode #6. 8-22-2003 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) in college at Empire State University. Juggles academics with a job as Web designer-photographer for the Daily Bugle. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Keith Carradine -Voice). Newscaster Alison Tomita (Suchin Pak Voice). Protests break out at ESU after it's announced Villeroy Towers will be torn down leaving residents homeless. They begin getting a lot of money to support their cause. Someone called Turbo Jet is responsible and is seen as a hero by the residents and protestors. Only problem is, he's accomplishing all this by committing crimes and he refuses to let anyone stop him, even Spider-Man. 174117 2003 Spider-Man, 2003: Keeping Secrets C SVD 1417 (Missing Ending) Bendis, Brian Michael, Morgan Gendel Episode #2. 7-18-2003 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) in college at Empire State University. Juggles academics with a job as Web designer-photographer for the Daily Bugle. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Keith Carradine -Voice). Spider-Man encounters thief called the Talon during her latest crime. Sees her face. This complicates things for Peter when he learns she is a friend's girlfriend. 174118 2003 Spider-Man, 2003: Law of the Jungle C SVD 1417 (Missing Ending) Bendis, Brian Michael, Morgan Gendel Episode #8. 7-18-2003 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) in college at Empire State University. Juggles academics with a job as Web designer-photographer for the Daily Bugle. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Keith Carradine -Voice). Peter has a new and busy job working for a doctor who is in the middle of an experiment involving reptile DNA. The doctor hopes it will restore his lost right arm. He performs the experiment on himself, but side effects transform him into the Lizard. 174119 2003 Spider-Man, 2003: Mind Games (1) C Gendel, Morgan Episode #12. 9-5-2003 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) in college at Empire State University. Juggles academics with a job as Web designer-photographer for the Daily Bugle. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Keith Carradine -Voice). Newscaster Alison Tomita (Suchin Pak Voice). Spider-Man stops escape of two twins with mind control powers who are freed during a transfer. Peter reveals his identity to MJ before she is killed. Man offers Peter chance for revenge -- turns out the whole thing is a mind game being played by the twins to control Spider-Man. 174120 2003 Spider-Man, 2003: Mind Games (2) C Knozere, Steven Episode #13. 9-12-2003 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) in college at Empire State University. Juggles academics with a job as Web designer-photographer for the Daily Bugle. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Keith Carradine -Voice). Newscaster Alison Tomita (Suchin Pak Voice). Spider-Man figures out he's being tricked after he almost kills the man he thinks killed MJ. He locates the twins and saves Mary Jane's life. After he defeats the twins, he takes the Spider-Man costume and tosses it into the ocean. 174121 2003 Spider-Man, 2003: Party, The (aka Pilot) C SVD 1417 (Missing Ending) Bendis, Brian Michael, Morgan Gendel Episode #1. 7-11-2003. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) in college at Empire State University. Juggles academics with a job as Web designer-photographer for the Daily Bugle. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Keith Carradine -Voice). Old friend of Peter's is trying to get into fraternity, but member don't plan on letting him in. When they reject and embarrass him at a party he runs out into a storm, gets hit by lightning and is transformed into Electro. Now Spider-Man has to stop him from exacting revenge. 174122 2003 Spider-Man, 2003: Royal Scam C Suvalle, Rick Episode #5. 8-15-2003 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) in college at Empire State University. Juggles academics with a job as Web designer-photographer for the Daily Bugle. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Keith Carradine -Voice). Newscaster Alison Tomita (Suchin Pak Voice). Spider-Man is approached by FBI agents to steal the TX-1 Chip, which can allow access to private bank account transfers and be very damaging to the world economy. He steals the chip but finds out the whole thing was a ruse set up by the criminal mastermind, the Kingpin. Now he has to stop Kingpin before he uses the chip to steal billions from world's major banks. None of this helps Peter's social life as he keeps missing Mary Jane's latest acting gig. 174123 1981 Spider-Man, 2003: Spider-Man Dis-Sabled C Gendel, Morgan Episode #3. 8-8-2003 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) in college at Empire State University. Juggles academics with a job as Web designer-photographer for the Daily Bugle. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Keith Carradine -Voice). Newscaster Alison Tomita (Suchin Pak Voice). Peter filmed a press conference, and then as Spider-Man saves the mayor and a European Union guest from an attempted assassination. Peter also unknowingly filmed the assassin. The assassin, Silver Sable, knows it and wants the tape since its evidence against her. She holds Peter's friends as hostage. Peter learns things aren't exactly what they seem after he discovers her true mission. 174124 2003 Spider-Man, 2003: Sword of Shikata C SVD 1417 (Missing Ending) Bendis, Brian Michael, Morgan Gendel Episode #11. 7-11-2003 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) in college at Empire State University. Juggles academics with a job as Web designer-photographer for the Daily Bugle. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Keith Carradine -Voice). Shikata (Gina Gershon - Voice) is hired to capture a rare animal for a rich man's collection. The woman warrior and Spider-man fight. 174125 2003 Spider-Man, 2003: Tight Squeeze C SVD 1420. SVD 1417 (Missing Ending) Bendis, Brian Michael, Morgan Gendel Episode #4. 7-25-2003 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) in college at Empire State University. Juggles academics with a job as Web designer-photographer for the Daily Bugle. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Keith Carradine -Voice). High tech group of criminals, Pterodax, attempt to steal powerful type of diamonds. Spider-Man stops them. Peter manages to sell a video of the attempted robbery to the Empire 1 channel with help of researcher named Indy Daimonji (Angelle Brooks Voice). Later Pterodax takes hostages at Empire 1, demanding Spider-Man come within two hours or everyone dies. Unfortunately, Peter is one of the hostages. 174126 2003 Spider-Man, 2003: When Sparks Fly C SVD 1420 Gendel, Morgan Episode #10. 8-1-2003 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) in college at Empire State University. Juggles academics with a job as Web designer-photographer for the Daily Bugle. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Keith Carradine -Voice). Electro resurfaces. Wants Sally to undergo similar transformation so she can be with him. 174127 2008 Spider-Man, 2008: Spectacular Spider-Man, The C Series 2008. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Josh Keaton) is Spider-Man. 174128 1977 Spider-Man: CS Lee, Stan (Writer). John Romita (Illustrator). Larry Lieber (Writer-Illustrator). Paul Ryan (Penciling). Joe Sinnott (Inker). 1-3-1977- Photojournalist Peter Parker is Spider-Man. Parker and Mary Jane Watson get maried in 1987 in the comic book and comic strip. 174129 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Adventures of Spiderman, The: T SV 112 (Parts 1, 2, 3). SV 113 (Parts 4, 5, 6 Incomplete). SV 114 (Part 6). Episodes. Series 2-4-1995 to 1-31-1998 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). 174130 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Adventures of Spiderman, The: Spider-Man Strikes Back MT On Tape Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond) is Spiderman. Editor J. Jonah Jameson. Assistant Cameraman (Gino Ardito). 174131 1983 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The, and The Incredible Hulk C Episode Photojournalist Peter Parker 174132 1977 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: MT Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond) is Spiderman. J. Jonah Jameson 174133 1997 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: MT Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Mummy's curse and reporters. Larry King. 174134 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Admiral! The Prisoner's Escaped R Episode #37. 3-7-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174135 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Ben, You Okay? R Episode #30. 2-24-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174136 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Can I Cash This Check, Please? R Episode #13. 2-1-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174137 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Catch Me Spider-Man! R Episode #44. 3-16-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174138 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Doctor Doom Has Returned R Episode #41. 3-13-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174139 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Doctor Octopus? In There…" R Episode #14. 2-2-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174140 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Enter the Green Goblin R Episode #31. 2-27-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174141 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Farewell, My Love R Episode #38. 3-8-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174142 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Find Me a Fresh Pair of Pants R Episode #24. 2-16-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174143 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Get a Life, Parker! R Episode #3. 1-18-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174144 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Good Doc Has Flipped His Lid!, The R Episode #16. 2-6-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174145 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Goodybye, Spider-Man! R Episode #19. 2-9-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174146 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Greetings, Web-Spinners R Episode #32. 2-28-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174147 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Help Me, Doctor Doom! R Episode #48. 3-22-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174148 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Here Comes the Human Torch! R Episode #2. 1-17-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174149 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Hey! You're Talkin' to a Superhero! R Episode #15. 2-3-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174150 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: I Ain't Dyin', I'm Spider-Man. R Episode #17. 2-7-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174151 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: I Ain't the Thing Anymore R Episode #29. 2-23-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174152 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: I Am Prince Namor R Episode #35. 3-3-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174153 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: I Blew It! R Episode #20. 2-10-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174154 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: I Can't Pull Free R Episode #26. 2-20-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174155 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: I Think He's Sorta Cute! R Episode #18. 2-8-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174156 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: I Will Have My Revenge R Episode #50. 3-24-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174157 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: I Will Return to Atlantis R Episode #36. 3-6-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174158 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: I'm a Pumpkin Bomb R Episode #33. 3-1-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174159 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: I'm Spider-Man, I Wanna Join You R Episode #21. 2-13-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174160 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: I'm Strictly In It for the Cash! R Episode #8. 1-25-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174161 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: I'm the Sandman R Episode #23. 2-15-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174162 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: It's Clobberin' Time! R Episode #1. 1-16-1995. Series 1-15-1995 to 3-24-1995. BBC Radio - Spider-Man Audio Book with 50 episodes. Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174163 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Jeepers, My Zit's Gone! R Episode #5. 1-20-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174164 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Kill the Idiot in the Spider-Suit! R Episode #46. 3-20-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174165 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Look, Up on the Wall! R Episode #11. 1-30-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174166 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Ouch, It Bit Me! R Episode #4. 1-19-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174167 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Say Ya Prayers, Web Head! R Episode #27. 2-21-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174168 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Spider-Man Should Be Banned! R Episode #9. 1-26-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174169 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Spider-Man Turned Chicken R Episode #34. 3-2-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174170 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Spidey, You're Box Office Poison! R Episode #12. 1-31-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174171 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Spidey! You're My Hero! R Episode #49. 3-23-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174172 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Stop That Aircraft! R Episode #39. 3-9-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174173 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Take Your Shot, Bookworm! R Episode #28. 2-22-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174174 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: That's No Torpedo! R Episode #40. 3-10-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174175 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: That's the Greatest Act I've Ever Seen R Episode #6. 1-23-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174176 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: There's a Nice Boy Under That Mask! R Episode #22. 2-14-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174177 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: These Kids Are My Hostages R Episode #25. 2-17-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174178 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: This Guy Could Be a Threat R Episode #7. 1-24-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174179 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Uncle Ben's Dead and It's My Fault! R Episode #10. 1-27-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174180 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: War Has Started!, The R Episode #47. 3-21-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174181 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: We All Know Where Doom Is! R Episode #45. 3-17-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174182 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: Welcome Home Submariner! R Episode #43. 3-15-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174183 1995 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man, The: What a Disgrace! R Episode #42. 3-14-1995 Photojournalist Peter Parker (William Durfis) is Spider-Man. Betty Brant (Loreli King), newspaper secretary at the Daily Bugle. 174184 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Captive Tower, The T VHS 987 Dinallo, Gregory S. Episode #7. 9-5-1978 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). When $10 million is stolen from safe of newly constructed, computer-controlled building, thieves program the computer to lock down the building. Spider-Man must free occupants and catch thieves. 174185 1979 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Chinese Web, The T VHS 986 Siegel, Lionel Episodes #13-#14. 7-6-1979 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). In order to keep his job, China's Minister of Industrial Development ventures to America in search of three U.S. Marines that can clear his name. Standing in his way is wealthy American industrialist whose plans for large steel contract hinge on his failure. 174186 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Con Caper, The T VHS 984 Dinallo, Gregory S. Episode #9. 11-25-1978 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). After being released from prison, ex-politician breaks out his partners and tries to steal $100 million. Reporter #1. Reporter #2. 174187 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Con Caper/Curse of Rava MT VHS 353/985 Reedited From Amazing Spider-Man series. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). Parker investigates a prison escape conspiracy and a religious cult 174188 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Curse of Rava T VHS 984 Janes, Robert Episode #4. 4-19-1978 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). Religious cult from Kalistan protests when statute of their god, Rava, is on display at museum. Spider-Man must face cult leader who has telekinetic powers. 174189 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Dark Side of Dr. Moon T Episode. 4-26-1978 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). 174190 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Deadly Dust MT VHS 985 Derived From Amazing Spider-man series Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). Photojournalist Peter Parker tries to recover an atomic bomb 174191 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Deadly Dust, The (Parts 1 and 2) T VHS 985 Janes, Robert Episodes #2-#3. 4-5/12-1978. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). In protest of plutonium being stored at the university, a small group of students steal it and build an atomic bomb to prove it can be done. After en entrepreneur learns location of the bomb and steals it, Spider-Man must track it down and disable it. Jameson's secretary gets a call from Socialist organization asking Mr. Jameson to make donation. She tells Parker that Mr. Jameson is so conservative he would not eat a steak if it was even a little pink ("pinko" slang term for socialist). 174192 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Escort to Danger MT VHS 983 Includes "Night of the Clones." Reedited from Amazing Spider-Man series episodes Photojournalist Peter Parker (Voice of Neil Patrick Harris) is Spider-Man who fights sword-wielding woman warrior in premiere episode of 2003 cartoon series. Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). Reporter #1 (Terrence McNally). Reporter #2 (Erik Stern) 174193 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Escort to Danger T VHS 983 Sandefur, Duke Episode #6. 5-3-1978. Season 1 Finale Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). Daughter of President of foreign country participates in Miss Galaxy Pageant, she is kidnapped by rival family in order to force president to relinquish power to them. Reporter #1 (Terrence McNally). Reporter #2 (Erik Stern). 174194 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Kirkwood Haunting T VHS 982 Michaelian, Michael Episode #10. 12-30-1978 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). Widow haunted by spirit of late husband who tells her to donate his estate to a private organization that investigates paranormal phenomenon. Editor Jameson, a friend of the family, and knowing Parker is graduate student in physics, asks Parker to investigate. 174195 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Matter of State, A T VHS 988 Dimsdale, Howard Episode #8. 9-12-1978 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). During theft of some NATO defense plans at the airport, Julie Masters inadvertently takes picture of one of the thieves. When they go after Julie, Spider-Man must protect her while trying to recover stolen plans. Male Reporter #1. Male Reporter #2. Female Reporter #3. 174196 1977 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Mind Stealers, The T Episode. 9-14-1977 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). 174197 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Night of the Clones T VHS 983 Bloch, John W. Episode #5. 4-26-1978 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). Girl Reporter (Debi Fries). Reporter #1 (Erik Stern). Reporter #2 (Terrence McNally). When scientist clones himself, his clone tries to kill members of an awards committee who has denied the scientist of the award for five straight years. Male Reporter (John Finnegan). Girl Reporter (Debi Fries). Reporter #1 (Erik Stern). Reporter #2. Terrence McNally. 174198 1979 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Photo Finish T VHS 988 Dimsdale, Howard Episode #11. 2-7-1979 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). Parker suspects he is being used to frame innocent person when he develops incriminating photograph he didn't take. He is then jailed for contempt when he doesn't turn photo over to the police. Newswoman. 174199 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Pilot: Spider-Man T VHS 981 Boretz, Alvin Episode #1. 4-19-1977. Series 4-19-1977 to 7-6-1979 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (David White) of the Bugle. Graduate student and part-time photographer Peter Park acquires spider-like abilities after being bitten by radioactive spider. Uses his new abilities to foil plan of cult leader who uses mind control machine to force good people to rob banks for him. Male Newscaster. Female Newscaster. 174200 1978 Spider-Man: Amazing Spider-Man: Wolfpack T VHS 982, 354 Kandel, Steve Episode #12. 2-21-1979 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond). Editor J. Jonah Jameson (Robert F. Simon) of the Bugle. Photojournalist Julie Masters (Ellen Bry). When chemical plant representative discovers a mind control drug that works, he uses it on the students developing it. 174201 2005 Spider-Man: Commercial: Ultimate Spider-Man Game Playstation 2 CC DVD -R HQ 4517 Photojournalist Peter Parker is Spider-Man. Videogame commercial. 174202 2002 Spider-Man: MTV Parody T SVD 1187 2002 MTV Movie Awards Parody Spider-Man. 174203 2007 Spider-Man: Reign N Photojournalist Peter Parker, in a future New York, is old and gray and struggling to regain his lost superhero mojo. 174204 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends C Series 9-12-1981 to 9-10-1983. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). 174205 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: 7 Little Superheroes (aka Seven Little Superheroes) C Episode #6. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Captain America, Shanna the She-Devil, Namor the Sub-Mariner, Dr. Strange and the Spider-Friends face off against The Chameleon on Wolf Island. 174206 1982 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: Along Came Spidey C Episode #15. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). When Aunt May is injured during a confrontation between the Spider Friends and the Shocker, Peter confides his origin to his friends. Telling them about his days in showbiz and the burglar who later murdered his uncle, Peter considers giving up being Spider-Man. When Bobby and Angel remind him of his vow "with great power comes great responsibility," Peter is convinced he needs to go on as Spider-Man. Aunt May recovers and the Spider Friends get another crack at the Shocker. 174207 1982 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: Attack of the Arachnoid C Episode #20 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). After viewing a triumphant fight between the Spider-Friends and the Scorpion, a man named Zoltan Amadaeus and his female assistant Monica do an experiment that will make him have Spider-Man's powers and use them to frame Spider-Man in crimes. When Bobby and Angel remind him of his vow "with great power comes great responsibility," Peter is convinced he needs to go on as Spider-Man. Aunt May recovers and the Spider Friends get another crack at the Shocker. 174208 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends: Crime of all Centuries, The C DVD -R HQ 3555 Episode #2. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). 174209 1982 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: Education of a Superhero, The C DVD -R HQ 5836 Episode #19 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Teenager named Francis Byte gains the ability to turn into Video Man due to the Gamesman's plot to hypnotize young people and have them wreak havoc on the city. But Francis can't grasp how to be a superhero so the Spider-Friends help him out while battling the Gamesman at the same time. In the end, they leave Francis' superhero education to Professor Charles Xaviar. When Bobby and Angel remind him of his vow "with great power comes great responsibility," Peter is convinced he needs to go on as Spider-Man. Aunt May recovers and the Spider Friends get another crack at the Shocker. 174210 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: Fantastic Mr. Frump C Episode #3. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Mr. Doom unwittingly enables an old man with powers which he uses to his bidding. 174211 1982 Spider-Man: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends: Firestar is Born, A C DVD -R HQ 6026 Episode #16. 9-25-1982 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). The X-Men have a reunion. Spider-Man is soon attacked by an X-Men foe, the Juggernaut. 174212 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: Knights & Demons (aka Knights and Demons) C Episode #11. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Spider-Friends and the Black Knight follow the evil sorcerer Mordred to the Land of Shades The real Hulk is in the area and he's not too pleased with his robotic counterpart. 174213 1982 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: Mission: Save the Guardstar C Episode #24. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Buz Mason, an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. (an elite security force that protects Earth) enlists the help of the Spider-Friends to stop Lightwave, a mutant that possesses the ability to manipulate and control light. He's after a satellite. Spider-Man and Firestar finally learn from Iceman that Lightwave is his half-sister. When Bobby and Angel remind him of his vow "with great power comes great responsibility," Peter is convinced he needs to go on as Spider-Man. Aunt May recovers and the Spider Friends get another crack at the Shocker. 174214 1982 Spider-Man: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends: Origin of Iceman, The C Episode #14. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Origin of Iceman from his first use of his powers to the time he was with the X-Men after somehow losing his powers before telling the Super-Friends his origin. Video Man is on the loose again after a thunderstorm and starts to create havoc in the city. 174215 1982 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: Origin of the Spider-Friends C Episode #21 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Editor-Publisher of the Daily Bugle J. Jonah Jameson (William Woodson). We learn how Spider-Man met Iceman and Firestar and how they stopped The Beetle from stealing a crime-detection computer and the Power Booster that was invented by Tom Stark who built their headquarters. When Bobby and Angel remind him of his vow "with great power comes great responsibility," Peter is convinced he needs to go on as Spider-Man. Aunt May recovers and the Spider Friends get another crack at the Shocker. 174216 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends: Pawns of the Kingoin C DVD -R HQ 3579 Episode #12. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Dr. Faustus and The Kingpin use "Psycho-Disks" in order to mind control Captain America and Iceman into doing the Kingpin's bidding. 174217 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends: Prison Plot C DVD -R HQ 3614 Episode #8. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Magneto holds a prison island hostage and will throw off the Earth's gravitational hold until the prison agrees with Magneto to release the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants even though the Super-Friends are also his hostage. 174218 1982 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: Quest of the Red Skull C Episode #13. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). The Red Skull captures the Spider-Friends and Hiawatha Smith while trying to start World War III. The real Hulk is in the area and he's not too pleased with his robotic counterpart. 174219 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends: Spider-Man: Unmasked! C DVD -R HQ 3652 Episode #17. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Super-Friends are on vacation until The Sandman appears at their vacation spot and discovers Spider-Man's identity. So the Spider-Friends try to convince The Sandman that he's wrong. 174220 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: Spidey Goes Hollywood C Episode #9. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Unfortunate accidents stop Movie-Maker Sam Blockbuster (Frank Welker) from completing his Spider-Man movie. Mysterio is revealed as the source of all the previous mishaps during shooting. He blackmails Blockbuster into hiring the real Spider-Man to star in his own movie. When the Spider friends arrive in Hollywood, they have to deal with an attacking mechanical shark, a giant out of control ape, and a robot version of The Hulk. The real Hulk is in the area and he's not too pleased with his robotic counterpart. 174221 1982 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: Spidey Meets The Girl From Tomorrow C Episode #22. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Dr. Octopus attempts to steal a spacecraft of siblings from the future. When Bobby and Angel remind him of his vow "with great power comes great responsibility," Peter is convinced he needs to go on as Spider-Man. Aunt May recovers and the Spider Friends get another crack at the Shocker. 174222 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: Sunfire C Episode #4. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). The team meets the Japanese superhero and battles his evil uncle's fire monster. 174223 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends: Swarm C DVD -R HQ 3522 Episode #5. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). When a meteor crashes to Earth mutating the inhabitants of a nearby bee hive, the result is Swarm. A living creature bent on turning Earth's entire population into humanoid bees, Peter's science class is first, followed by Iceman and Firestar and even Aunt May. Spider-Man must stop Swarm while also finding a cure for his friends. 174224 1982 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: Transylvanian Connection, The C Episode #18. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Spider-Man and Iceman go to Transylvania to save Angelica from Dracula's control but they still have to deal with the vampire himself, a werewolf and Frankenstein. When Bobby and Angel remind him of his vow "with great power comes great responsibility," Peter is convinced he needs to go on as Spider-Man. Aunt May recovers and the Spider Friends get another crack at the Shocker. 174225 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends: Triumph of the Green Goblin C DVD -R HQ 3574 Episode #1. 9-12-1981 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). The Green Goblin attacks while the gang attends a superhero costume party. 174226 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: Vengeance of Loki, The C Episode #10 Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Spider-Friends team up with Thor to stop Loki and his latest plot to destroy New York City with a defrosted Viking ship and the Viking that came with it. The real Hulk is in the area and he's not too pleased with his robotic counterpart. 174227 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: Video Man C Episode #7. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). Electro creates a super-villain named Video Man from an arcade game to undo the Spider-Friends. 174228 1981 Spider-Man: Spider-man and His Amazing Friends: X-Men Adventure, The C DVD -R HQ 3701 Episode #23. Photojournalist Peter Parker (Dan Gilvezan) is Spiderman. Narrator (Cartoonist Stan Lee, creator of Spider-Man). While the Spider-Friends are trying out the X-Men's Danger Room, Nathan Price, Firestar's former love, returns as the evil Cyberiad and blames Firestar for his condition. 174229 2004 Spider-Man: Spider-Man Making of Animation D Photojournalist Peter Parker is Spider-Man. Introduction to Spider-Man comics and information on Spider-Man 2. 174230 1970 Spider-Man: Spidey Super Stories C Series. Electric Company. 1970s. Photojournalist Peter Parker-Spiderman (Danny Seagren) 174231 2008 Spider-Man: Web of Shadows G Activision. PS3, Xbox 360, DS, Wii, PC. Photojournalist Peter Parker. Venom attempts to conquer Marvel-ous Manhattan by replicating itself into a deadly, infectious horde. Spidey gets infected by Venom and begins morphing between a red-suited Good Spidey and a black-suited Morally Ambiguous Spidery capable of Grand Theft Auto-style misbehavior. 174232 2005 Spider-Plant Man T Reporter (Simon Pegg) 174233 1979 Spider-Woman C Series. 9-22-1979 to 3-1-1980. ABC Saturday Morning. Animated Adventures Magazine Editor-Publisher Jessica Drew (Joan Van Ark- Voice) for Justice Magazine bitten by a spider as a child in her dad's lab and when cured by a serum from him found herself possessing arachnid's abilities. She shot webs, delivered "venom blasts" to foes, possessed supersensitive hearing and even flew. Photographer Jeff Hunt (Bruce Miller) and her young nephew had no inkling of her crime-fighting alter ego. Jessica Drew became Spider-Woman by twirling into a red and yellow outfit. She combats evil as Spider-Woman. 174234 1931 Spider, The M Newspaper Vendor (Charles Sullivan). 174235 1955 Spider’s Parlor, The CB Blue Beetle #18 Reporter Joan Mason 174236 1938 Spider's Web, The M Newspaper Editor Morris (Lee Prather - Chapter 5). Reporters (scenes deleted - Ernie Alexander, Jack Gardner). 174237 2003 Spiderbabe M Journalist Intern (Bethany Lott). News Anchor (James Jankiewicz). Spiker Babe Photographer Enid Alvarez (Enid Alvares). 174238 2000 Spiders M DVD -R HQ 2706, 2707. SVD 1500. VHS 1319 (Missed Ending). Sci-Fi Investigative Reporter Marci Eyre (Lana Parrilla) and her friends stumble upon a mysterious agency studying giant mutated spiders. News Anchor (Denise Lerette). News Anchor (Denise Lerette) 174239 1983 Spiel der Herzen N Konsalik, Heinz G. (Heinz Günther) Germany Journalist 174240 2005 Spiele der Macht - 11011 Berlin TF Journalist (Thomas Roth). 174241 1985 Spies Like Us M News Media. Reporter (Douglas Lambert). Reporter (Margo Random) 174242 1966 Spies Love Flowers (Spie Amano I Fiori) M French Photographer Genevieve (Emma Danieli) in spy film 174243 1988 Spijun na stiklama MF Yugoslavia Newspaper Editor (Bozidar Pavicevic-Longa). 174244 1961 Spike Milligan Meets Joe Brown M Short - Comedy Interviewer (Spike Milligan - Himself - Voice). 174245 1988 Spike of Bensonhurst M Photographer (Ray Iannicelli). 174246 1980 Spike, The NSF OWN - H De Borchgrave, A. and Moss R. Journalist Robert Hockney unearths a reporter's dream scoop and a nightmare massive conspiracy threatening the Western powers. Principal tactic is the manipulation of the news released in the allied zones while the public believes it is served by an uncensored press. Selected news put on "the spike," one step from the wastebasket. 174247 1991 Spiked NM Gilbert, W. Stephan Entertainment Columnist-Feature Writer Sam Bone of The Globe, a gay journalist. Bone is a mediocre reporter who writes entertainment feature stories for a London tabloid that are sometimes “spiked” (killed or not printed). He’s established in his job and in a long-time relationship with an American man who does a good deal of traveling. His world is filled with daydreams of himself as a no-nonsense champion of truth. A beautiful actress Bone interviews for a story commits suicide the following day. Her death escalates the journalistic value of Bone’s article even though the writing was originally declared “absolute crap” by Bone’s boss and spiked. Bone wonders about the timing of her death, but only begins to probe in earnest when a mysterious caller suggests her death may not have been a suicide. Bone’s investigation sparks the anger of a group of high-ranking closeted gay men who dispatch a legion of thugs and killers to stop him. His escape routes wind through London’s gay bars, private clubs and trysting spots, leaving a trail of dead bodies and satisfied sex partners. 174248 2006 Spiked! N Glover, Sandra Editor of the local newspaper is the mother of a teenage daughter, Debra. Someone spikes Debra’s drink and abducts her from the party. Who could have done it? The police find plenty of suspects. There’s her would-be boyfriend and her sister’s ex-husband. Debra had fought with both of them. And her father is the Deputy Head at school, and her mother editor of the local newspaper. There are many other people with grudges against the family -- particularly as the newspaper has reported the story of a child porn ring, and the families, suffering with vicious hate mail, have been blaming the journalists. 174249 2000 Spikes: Novel, A N Griffith, Michael TV Reporter Ellen McCovery, a lovely news reporter for a Charleston TV station. 174250 1996 Spiklenci slasti C Newspaper Vendor (Jiri Labus). 174251 1996 Spill M News Media. Reporter #1 (Kate Green). 174252 2008 Spilled Blood N Nelson, Kay Reporter Alex King dreads her new assignment: write articles about the life of a Muslim woman in order to educate Americans about women of Islam. With the war in Iraq pending, Alex’s editor believes articles on a law student brought to America through a cultural exchange program will be hot reading material. But Alex lost a sister in the 9/11 bombings, and she fears the very word “Muslim.” Things get more complicated when Alex’s husband takes a job verifying the accuracy of a revolutionary computerized voting apparatus prepared by a new government committee. 174253 1994 Spilling the Beans NJ Cruise, Beth Editor Lindsay becomes the new editor-in-chief of Bayside High's newspaper and soon the whole gang has an assignment to do 174254 2007 Spin M Photographer (German Legarreta). 174255 2009 Spin N Rave, Robert Former New York City-based publicist New York Public Relations Practitioner Jennifer Weinstein hires Taylor Green, a corn-fed young man from the Midwest who, through being at the right place at the right time, soon becomes PR dominatrix Weinstein’s right-hand man, getting drawn into her world of sex, greed, power and fame. As the perks of his job increase (such as rubbing elbows with big-name celebrities, getting reservations at the hottest restaurants, and receiving free designer clothes), he soon finds himself struggling to balance his own reality with that of her drug-fueled, high-intensity world. After unwittingly carrying Jennie’s drugs through airport security, buying porn for a well-paying PR client, and walking in on Jennie and another man doing it on her office desk, Taylor must choose to either leave the cutthroat PR industry, and his new glamorous, morally compromising lifestyle, or let his life continue to spin totally out-of-control. 174256 2004 Spin N Sixsmith, Martin Former Journalist Nigel Tonbridge is director of strategy and communications, and keeper of some dark family secrets as well as some disturbing political ones that might just taint Saint Selwyn Knox, the recently appointed minister for the Department for Society who is at the helm of the party in power, the New Project Party, which is on a moral revival campaign in the year 2011. Sony Mair is his political adviser and is helping him call the shots as well as helping him with some more personal matters. Together they have selected the team -- Permanent Secretary Sir Robert Nottridge from Eton, Cambridge, married with no children (or so his wife thinks). Director of Policy is Christopher Brody, a helpless gambler with debts up to his eyeballs and two mortgages. And Nigel Tonbridge. For now the team better do as it is told and get down to administering morality in its morality campaign. Meanwhile, back at Downing Street, PM Andy Sheen is suffering a few smears of his own and his right hand man, Charlie McDonald must quickly dispatch an official to Cambridge to “rescue data” and hunt down the man behind the allegations. 174257 1996 Spin City: T SVD 1164, 1129. SVD 816, 729. VHS 67, 512, 410, 407, 401, 395, 390, 384, 383, 382, 375 Episodes. Series 9-17-1996 to 4-30- 2002 Reporter Ashley Schaeffer (Carla Gugino) is the girlfriend of Deputy Mayor Michael "Mike" Patrick Flaherty who is constantly worried about how Mayor Randall M. Winston Jr. (Barry Bostwick) is perceived in public. 174258 2000 Spin City: About Last Night T Episode #94. 4-19-2000 Public Relations. The President comes to visit City Hall and Mike is upset when Caitlin gets to meet him instead until plans change. Stuart tries to get Caitlin drunk. He succeeds and she leaves a drunken message for Mike. Paul tries to get James to help take his picture with the President. 174259 2002 Spin City: Affair Not To Remember, An T Episode #141. 4-9-2002 Public Relations. Mayor bartends at a fundraiser at which Paul is trying to pick up a woman and the woman's friend has fallen for Carter, who is gay. Caitlin takes a trip down memory lane and realizes that she and Charlie met years before and that he was the reason why she lost what might have been the best relationship of her life. She ends up kissing Charlie. 174260 1997 Spin City: Affair to Remember, An T Episode #17. 2-18-1997 News Media. Reporter #1 (James E. Tripp). Reporter #2 Joel (John Harrington Bland). Larry King (Himself). David Letterman (Himself). Al Michaels (Himself). Rosie O'Donnell (Herself). Frank Gifford (Himself). Patrick Ewing (Himself). Dan Dierdorf (Himself) For the Mayor's 50th birthday, Paul is determined to get his "old friend" George Stephanopoulos (Himself) to come. In the midst of the birthday planning, a scandal swirls about the Mayor's presumed affair with a staffer from the Governor's office. Cast of Rent also shows up as does Anthony Rapp (Himself), Daphne Rubin-Vega (Himself). 174261 2002 Spin City: Age Against the Machine T Episode #140. 3-26-2002 Public Relations. Mayor is invited to a fund-raising gala by a very prominent member of the gay community. Charlie has a hard time keeping up with his new 23-year-old girlfriend who likes to party every night. Caitlin and Paul join them at a club one night and they are all arrested after one of the girlfriend's friends is caught with marijuana. 174262 2000 Spin City: Airplane! T Episode #96. 5-3-2000 News Media. Reporter (Deirdre Lovejoy). When Michael and Caitlin fly to San Francisco, Stuart joins Carter for a protest and the Mayor tries to have a light bulb changed. 174263 1999 Spin City: All the Mayor's Men T Episode #77. 10-5-1999 Public Relations. Caitlin implants secret background checks on all City Hall employees. Mike, Stuart and Carter break into her office to see the files. Mayor is offered a part in a movie filming in New York. 174264 2000 Spin City: All the Wrong Moves T Episode #108. 12-6-2000 Public Relations. Overworked Charlie causes problems after beating the mayor at racquetball. Paul's annual request for a raise is approved by the Mayor after his loss of self-esteem. 174265 2000 Spin City: American Deputy Mayor in Paris, An T Episode #97. 5-10-2000 Public Relations. The Mayor receives a ward award and James becomes angered because he feels it is undeserved. Stuart asks Nikki to pose for a "charity" swimsuit calendar. Caitlin prepares to marry Trevor and elopes to Paris where Mike follows and reveals that he loves her. 174266 1996 Spin City: Apartment, The T Episode #3. 10-1-1996 Reporter Ashley is upset because even though they just moved into a new apartment, life is so hectic that she and Michael never get to see each other. Michael and the Mayor work around the clock to negotiate an end to the garbage strike. Reporter (John Scurti). Reporter #2 (Avery Glymph). 174267 2001 Spin City: Apartment, The T Episode #127. 10-9-2001 News Media. TV Reporter (Tricia Kelly). Public Relations. Mayor's approval ratings are going down thanks to his relationship with the not-yet-divorced Judge Simmokns. Charlie convinces the mayor to seek quiet time with Claire at a friend's house. But he didn't anticipate the Mayor showing up at his houses. Paul hires a publicist to improve his image. After going to a friend's baby shower, Caitlin becomes obsessed with having a baby. Carter lets her watch Rags for a day, but he swallows Charlie's pager. Caitlin decides not to have a child, but Carter does. 174268 2001 Spin City: Arrival, The (1) T Episode #124. 9-25-2001 News Media. News Reporter (Diane Boge). The Mayor is dating a judge who is not yet divorced. Charlie suggests that the Mayor break it off, but after getting some advice from Mike, he decides to let the Mayor do what makes him happy. Mike shows up at Caitlin's to announce that he's met someone. Charlie impresses Caitlin but Mike interrupts again to announce his engagement. 174269 1999 Spin City: Back to the Future IV: Judgment Day T Episode #66. 2-23-1999 Public Relations. Mike's political mentor is preparing to visit with the Mayor who is going to appoint him as head of the city's millennium project. The Mayor and Janelle plan a get-together. Talk-Show Host Regis Philbin (Voice of Rags the Dog). 174270 2000 Spin City: Balloons Over Broadway T DVD -R HQ 10975 Episode #106. 11-22-2000 Public Relations. Quickly made balloon for the Thanksgiving parade goes awry in New York. Charlie tries to prove to Caitlin that his girlfriend isn't dumb. 174271 2000 Spin City: Blind Faith T Episode #105. 11-15-2000 Public Relations. Mayor researches religion. Caitlin goes out of her way to prove that she's fun after a blind man won't date her because she's not. 174272 2000 Spin City: Bone Collectors, The T Episode #104. 11-8-2000 Talk-Show Host Regis Philbin (Himself). Producer Michael Gelman (Himself) of "Live With Regis." Caitlin auditions for the job of co-host on "Live With Regis." The Mayor has an audio-visual link connected to the office while he is on vacation. Producer (Stuart Fratkin). 174273 1996 Spin City: Bone Free T Episode #22. 4-29-1997 Reporter (Ellen Bethea). 174274 1996 Spin City: Burgers of Wrath, The T Episode #109. 12-13-2000. News Media. Reporter #1 (Charlie Hartsock). Reporter #2 (Bob Glouberman). The war on unemployment forces the Mayor to work at a burger joint -- and the news media is there to see it. 174275 1997 Spin City: Bye Bye Love T Episode #13. 1-17-1997 Reporter Ashley Schaeffer (Carla Gugino) breaks-up with Mike. The office rallies to lift Mike's spirits but he resists their bests efforts until he decides he needs a friend and reaches out to Nikki in the middle of her date with the perfect man. 174276 1998 Spin City: Bye, Bye Birdie T Episode #45. 4-29-1998 Public Relations. City prepares to unveil a new statue that it commissioned. It's called "The Bird" and is not what the city thought it was. 174277 1999 Spin City: Carter & Stuart & Bennett & Deirdre T Episode #70. 4-13-1999 Public Relations. James dislikes The Mayor's submission for the City Hall Newsletter. Mike gets a temp secretary while Stacey is sick. Nikki wants to go public with her relationship with Mike. 174278 2000 Spin City: Casino T Episode #88. 2-2-2000 Public Relations. The city's raffle to raise money for the Big Buddy program is screwed up when Paul skimps on the raffle tickets. Stuart and Carter blackmail Caitlin to decrease their workload. 174279 1999 Spin City: Catcher in the Bronx T DVD -R HQ 10467 Episode #75. 9-21-1999 Public Relations. Mike tries to remember what happened between him and Model Heidi Klum (Herself) the night before. Mike also has to find a Senate campaign manager for the Mayor. Political Adviser James Carville (Himself). Sportscaster Chris Berman (Himself). Baseball Pitcher Roger Clements (Himself). 174280 2001 Spin City: Chinatown T SVD 1137 Episode #134. 11-27-2001 News Media. TV Reporter (Jennifer Ritchkoff). News Anchor (Pat Kiernan). Reporter #1 (Bob Glouerbman). Host (Peter James Smith). Good election coverage. Mayor proposes to Claire but she says no because he's in the public eye and must be dishonest. This causes problems because it's Election Day and a truth-telling campaign by the Mayor could jeopardize his re-election. Charlie endangers his relationship with Jennifer when he realizes that he loves his staff more than her. 174281 2000 Spin City: Commitments, The T DVD -R HQ 10953 Episode #98. 5-17-2000 Cameraman (Scott Robertson). The Mayor falls in love with Rags after filming an animal rights commercial with him. Mike and Caitlin return from Paris as a couple. She wants more than a physical relationship so Mike bets her that he can resist her for a week 174282 1996 Spin City: Competition, The T Episode #10. 11-26-1996 Reporter (James E. Tripp). When the Mayor's office competes against the City Council in an annual Thanksgiving contest, the stakes are high, since the losers must croon a show tune in front of the press. 174283 1996 Spin City: Criss Cross T Episode #12. 12-17-1996 Reporter Ashley faces off against Michael who is substituting for the Mayor on a political talks show on a hot-button issue. Reporter (John Scurti). 174284 1998 Spin City: Dead Dog Talking T Episode #49. 9-22-1998 News Media. Reporter #1 (Stewart J. Zully). Reporter #2 (Sue Jin Song). Video Cameraman (William J. Mendola). Staff prepares for the Mayor's bid for re-election announcement. Mike becomes a hero when he saves a runaway baby carriage, but the reality of the situation isn't what it seems. Paul teaches Stacy how to get a sick day without being sick. 174285 1997 Spin City: Deaf Becomes Her T Episode #20. 3-18-1997 News Media. Reporter (David Carlson). Reporter #2 (LaDonna Mabry). It's damage control time when the Mayor's inept new sign-language interpreter inadvertently offends the deaf community and Michael rushes to appease one of its leaders. 174286 1998 Spin City: Deaf Man Walking T Episode #40. 2-25-1998. News Media. Reporter #1 Joel (John Harrington Bland). Reporter #2 (Rod McLachlan). The Mayor is concerned he's losing his hearing. 174287 1998 Spin City: Deer Hunter, The T Episode #52. 10-13-1998 Public Relations. Carter, Nikki and Mike go deer hunting in a fundraising attempt. While Mike is gone, Stuart becomes Stacy's boss for the day. Paul campaigns for a raise. 174288 1999 Spin City: Dick Clark's Rockin' Make-Out Party '99 T DVD -R HQ 10437 Episode #65. 2-16-1999 Public Relations. Mayor finds himself growing attracted to Janelle and the two kiss while discussing the sexual harassment case. Deidre has filed sexual harassment charges against Stuart after he dumps her. Stuart is close to being fired. Deidre offers to drop the charges for immediate sex with Mike. Thanks to the building's new security cameras, Deidre is exposed. 174289 1996 Spin City: Dog Day Afternoon T Episode #11. 12-10-1996 Publicity. Mike tries to appease the disgruntled Police Commissioner by honoring a beloved police dog who recently died. But things go awry on the way to the funeral when Paul and Carter lose the canine's body. 174290 2000 Spin City: Don't Get on the Bus T Episode #95. 4-26-2000 News Media. Reporter (Elaina Erika Davis). Reporter #2 (Bill Patrick). The Mayor prepares for a three-day trip across New York on his new campaign bus. Paul and James grow mustaches when they think that Carter's gets him the best assignments. Nikki becomes a female version of Stuart when she consults him for dating advice. After Mike discovers that Trevor has asked Caitlin to marry him again, he accidentally hits him with the bus. Mike and Caitlin kiss but their session is interrupted when Mike reveals he was deliberately aiming for Trevor. 174291 1999 Spin City: Doorman Always Rings Twice, The T Episode #84. 11-30-1999 News Media. First Reporter (Kim Sykes). Second Reporter (Thomas Lyons). Mike struggles to run the city while the Mayor is out of town. Paul has invested in a politically themed restaurant. 174292 2002 Spin City: Eyes Wide Open T Episode #139. 3-19-2002 Public Relations. Mayor is racked with guilt which is causing him insomnia. 174293 1997 Spin City: Family Affair (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #33-#34. 11-19/26-1997 News Media. Reporter (Jay Russell). Mike's Mom hits if off with the Mayor and Mike must choose between protecting his mom, Macy, and protecting the Mayor when he tries to spin the Mayor out of a new scandal. His Honor's alibi would reveal he spent the night with Macy instead of a prostitute. Paul is sued and goes to The People's Court to defend his case. 174294 2001 Spin City: Fight Flub T Episode #133. 11-20-2001 Public Relations. Mayoral race hits a snag when Mayor Winston's opponent suffers a heart attack which forces him to drop out of the running, but his wife, Nancy Wheeler, steps in to take his place and surges in the polls due to an outpouring of sympathy. Charlie gets punched in the face by Caitlin's new love interest and she makes him promise to be the bigger man by not fighting back. 174295 2002 Spin City: Friend in Need, A T SVD 1164 Episode #145. 4-30-2002 Public Relations. Mayor helps Carter tap into his paternal instincts when Carter is finally granted a foster child but is frustrated when he sees that Paul is better with the baby than he is. Charlie and Caitlin are caught having sex on a surveillance camera in the Mayor's office and their secret affair is blown. 174296 2001 Spin City: Gambler, The T Episode #113. 1-24-2001 Public Relations. Caitlin tries to teach the Mayor to be more self-sufficient. 174297 1998 Spin City: Gentleman's Agreement T Episode #39. 1-28-1998 Public Relations. Mike tries to dissuade the Mayor from joining a club for males only. 174298 1998 Spin City: Gobble the Wonder Turkey Saves the Day T Episode #58. 11-24-1998 Public Relations. Mayor is disturbed by a campaign commercial by his opponent starring his ex-wife. Mike plans the City Hall Thanksgiving, scheduled to be televised live throughout New York City with the Mayor's father scheduled to attend. At the dinner, the Mayor blows up at his father on live TV. Television Director (Tod Stashwick). Baseball Manager Joe Torre (Himself). 174299 1998 Spin City: Gone with the Wind T Episode #51. 10-6-1998 News Media. Reporter #1 (C.S. Lee). Reporter #2 (Magaly Colimon). Mike daydreams while making a statement to the press and accidentally reveals his relationship with Model Heidi Klum (Herself). After he has sex with Heidi, she asks Mike to keep their relationship a secret. When he reveals the secret to the press, she breaks up with him. 174300 2000 Spin City: Goodbye (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #99-#100. 5-24-2000 News Media. Reporter accuses the Mayor of being involved in organized crime. Nikki's boyfriend turns out to be a mobster who has been getting the office staff to do favors for him. Mike weighs giving his friends up, but ultimately throws himself on his sword and takes all blame. Mike discusses his attempts to have sex with Caitlin with his new therapist. Nikki's new boyfriend is too likeable. Caitlin isn't in the mood when Mike is. Mike and Caitlin have sex. The staff works damage control but Mike ultimately fires himself to save everybody else. The staff says their goodbyes at the bar. Caitlin promises Mike she's not going anywhere. Mike says goodbye to the mayor and walks out of City Hall for the last time. Six weeks later, Mike turns up as an environmental lobbyist in Washington D.C. 174301 1997 Spin City: Goodbye Girl, The T Episode #28. 10-15-1997 Public Relations. Michael tries to dissuade the Mayor from a relationship with a much younger woman. He has his own relationship troubles when the woman makes a pass at him. Paul is acting as Michael's assistant and enjoying it so much that he can't bring himself to hire the best candidate for the job, Stacey Paterno (Jennifer Esposito). 174302 1996 Spin City: Grand Illusion T Episode #7. 10-29-1996 Reporter Ashley (Carla Gugino) is Mike's feisty journalist-girlfriend. She is unsatisfied with here TV job and is considering leaving her new TV show for the newspaper again. 174303 1999 Spin City: Great Debate, The T Episode #81. 11-9-1999 Reporter (Sabrina Gennarino). Mike courts a wealthy socialite to donate money when the mayor's campaign runs out. Nikki dates the office's new young male intern. 174304 1996 Spin City: Great Pretender, The T Episode #2. 9-24-1996 Magazine. When Mike is named Sexiest Man in New York by "Manhattan" magazine, he has difficulty living up to the notoriety at home. Staff must deal with Major Winston's problematic wife during an important dinner. 174305 2000 Spin City: Hello Charlie T Episode #101. 10-18-2000 News Media. Reporter #1 (Lisa Dinkins). Reporter #2 (Charlie Hartsock). Deputy Mayor Charlie Crawford (Charlie Sheen) is late for his first press conference as the new deputy mayor replacing Mike. He later runs into trouble trying to settle a tollbooth worker's strike when their lawyer is an ex-flame of his. 174306 2001 Spin City: Hey Judith T Episode #112. 1-17-2001 Public Relations. Caitlin sets the Mayor up with her neighbor, Judith, who becomes way too much of an influence on the Mayor. Carter helps Stuart prepare for a million-dollar shot at a Rangers' game. 174307 1996 Spin City: High and the Mighty, The T Episode #8. 11-12-1996 Reporter Ashley (Carla Gugino) and Mike can't agree on what show to watch when they're in bed. Michael needs a favor from framed real estate developer Dan Donaldson, but the price Mike has to pay may not be worth it. Paul finds it hard to crow about the city's lowered crime rate, since he's just become a victim of a robbery -- again. 174308 1997 Spin City: Hot in the City T Episode #21. 4-1-1997 Public Relations. At the office, Mike is playing peacemaker after the mayor's ill-chosen words split up a beloved band just before their reunion concert. 174309 1999 Spin City: How to Bury a Millionaire T Episode #82. 11-16-1999 News Media. First Reporter (Deirdre Lovejoy). Talk Show Host Regis Philbin (Himself). Mike and Caitlin agree to share the mayor on odd/even days. On Caitlin's day, Mike "borrows" the mayor to visit a kid who fell in the well. Unfortunately, they're 20 minutes late and the mayor falls in the now vacant well. Paul appears on Who Wants To Be a Millionaire and wins $1 million dollars. Stuart negotiates with firemen. 174310 2001 Spin City: Image Maker, The T Episode #115. 2-14-2001 Public Relations. Reporter (Bob Glouberman). Caitlin hires an image consultant when the Mayor's approval ratings go down. The consultant discovers that the mayor has a problem with women causing Charlie to make himself over. Rosie O'Donnell (Herself). 174311 2001 Spin City: In the Company of Dudes T Episode #114. 2-7-2001 Public Relations. When a supermodel sues the Mayor, Charlie hires his old college friend to defend him. Charlie finds himself torn between two friends after Scott hits on Caitlin. 174312 1997 Spin City: In the Heat of the Day T Episode #29. 10-22-1997 News Media. Reporter (Raul Esparza). Reporter #2 (John Hartmann). Michael wants to downplay a mugging for political reasons when Carter is picked up by police who mistake him for a mugger. Carter was jogging in the park to support the Mayor's fitness initiative and wants to publicize his own outrage. Paul becomes paranoid that he himself is a racist. 174313 1999 Spin City: Internal Affairs T Episode #64. 2-9-1999 Public Relations. Mayor's staff participates in a stakeout to demonstrate the city's new police technology. Mike and Nikki struggle to take their relationship to the next level -- to have sex. 174314 1998 Spin City: It Happened One Night T Episode #53. 10-20-1998 Reporter Ashley (Carla Gugino) is a feisty journalist-girlfriend. Mike's old girlfriends voice opinions about him. Mike wants to adopt an abandoned baby. Mike's interview with the social worker doesn't go very well. 174315 1999 Spin City: James and the Giant Speech T Episode #76. 9-28-1999 Public Relations. James struggles to write an important speech to keep himself from being fired by Caitlin. Paul is worried that Caitlin wants his office. She ends up moving into Mike's. Nikki breaks up with Mike. 174316 1998 Spin City: Kidney's All Right, The T Episode #57. 11-17-1998. News Media. Bully Reporter (Andy Fowle). Trying to outdo NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon and NBC Player Jayson Williams, the Mayor promises his kidney to a young boy. Unfortunately he doesn't match. But Mike's does. 174317 1999 Spin City: Klumageddon (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #73-#74. 5-18/25-1999. Reporter (Kevin Carolan). Mayor and Paul try to inject some humor into their press conferences. Mayor hires his ex, Heidi Klum, to help publicize the new animal rights campaign. When Mike accidentally tells Nikki that even though Heidi came onto him, he had feelings for here and still turned her down, Nikki walks out. Mayor doesn't understand that Janelle wants to break up with him. Jannell gets Mike to do it for her but Nikki overhears Mike talking to Carter about it and thinks Mike is going to break up with her. Nikki breaks up with Mike. Tension in the office. Carter tells Nikki the truth. She goes to Mike's apartment where Mike is hung over. As he goes back into his room to put on his pants, Heidi sits up in bed. 174318 1999 Spin City: Last Temptation of Mike, The T Episode #69. 4-6-1999 Magazine. James has been commissioned to write a piece for "Sassy." City Hall tour guide is harassing Stacy. 174319 2002 Spin City: Let's Give Them Something To Talk About T Episode #142. 4-16-2002 Radio Talk Show Host Larry Elder (Himself). Radio Technician (Jack Wright). Paul appears on a controversial radio talk show with Carter feeding him answers. Mayor buys the staff palm phones which enable Charlie to accidentally eavesdrop on Caitlin's session. He decides to try to fulfill Caitlin's fantasies. 174320 1998 Spin City: Local Hero T Episode #59. 12-8-1998 TV Reporter (Mary B. McCann). Staff prepares for the Mayor's costume ball. Stuart tries to break up with Deidre. After Mike sets Stacy up with a councilman to get his vote, she likes the set-up as the councilman plays the hero. 174321 2002 Spin City: Look Who's Not Talking T Episode #143. 4-23-2002 Public Relations. Mayor hires a temp, Pete, to fill in for Stuart while he's out but Paul and Carter see him as a threat. Caitlin ends her relationship with Tom and tells Charlie she's interested in dating him. Their first date is awkward. But they end up in bed together 174322 2000 Spin City: Lost and Found T Episode #107. 11-29-2000 Public Relations. Carter, Stuart and Paul compete for a trip to New Orleans with the Mayor. Caitlin and Charlie fight the attention of Caitlin's new friend. 174323 2000 Spin City: Marry Caitlin Moore Show, The T Episode #89. 2-9-2000 Public Relations. Mike hires a hotshot director to film the mayor's Senate commercial, unaware that Trevor is Caitlin's ex-husband. After the commercial turns out to be a flop and Mike fires Trevor, Caitlin accuses him of being jealous. When a talk with Nikki persuades Mike to express his feelings for Caitlin, he sees her and Trevor in a heated embrace. After eating some of Rags' dog food, Paul develops a rash before he appears on "The View." The View: Joy Behar (Herself), Lisa Ling (Herself), Meredith Vieira (Herself), Star Jones Reynolds (Herself). Nikki helps Paul discover the wonders of make-up. Stuart tries to convince James that he's gay. 174324 1998 Spin City: Marrying Men, The (1) T Episode #41. 3-4-1998 Photographer (Jimmy Fallon). Faced with the prospect of spending Valentine's Day alone for the first time in 18 years, Mike is thrilled when old flame Laurie steps back into his life. But he doesn't know what to do when she discovers a ring Mike was holding for Paul and assumes it's for her. Meanwhile, Paul plans to propose to Claudia. 174325 1999 Spin City: Mayor May Not, The T Episode #80. 11-2-1999 News Media. First Reporter (David I. Cohen). Second Reporter (Kim Sykes). Mayor considers quitting the senatorial race, teaming Mike and Caitlin to stop him. 174326 1997 Spin City: Mayor Over Miami T Episode #24. 5-13-1997 News Media. Reporter Joel (John Harrington Bland). Reporter (Christopher J. Marcinko). Mike is left in charge of New York City and scrambling to find out where the Mayor and Paul have gone. Despondent over his separation with his wife, the Mayor decides on a whim to take a road trip with Paul. 174327 1997 Spin City: Mayor Who Came To Dinner, The T Episode #23. 5-6-1997 Public Relations. Mayor separates from his wife and moves in with Michael, much to Mike's chagrin. 174328 1999 Spin City: Mayor With Two Brains, The T DVD -R HQ 10888 Episode #71. 5-4-1999 Magazine Reporter (David Cohen). Mike prepares for magazine interview but during the interview, the reporter's focus shifts to Carter. James develops rash from keeping the secret, spills the beans about Nikki and Mike on their four-month anniversary. Stuart takes Carter's job for a day helping the mayor deal with various ethnic groups. Stuart enlists Stacey's help with the ethnic groups. 174329 1996 Spin City: Meet Tommy Dugan T Episode #9. 11-19-1996 News Media. Reporter #2 Joel (John Harrington Bland). Reporter #1 (Lisa Louise Langford). Reporter #3 (David Carlson). The Mayor wants to change his image. An opinionated school janitor becomes "Mayor for a Day" when he wins an essay contest intended for school children. 174330 2000 Spin City: Mike's Best Friend's Boyfriend T DVD -R HQ 6534. DVD -R 1564 Episode #91. 2-23-2000 News Media. Hometown Reporter Clarisse (Cynthia Vance) visits City Hall to do a story on Paul, but the Mayor thinks she's really there for him. Paul tries to impress her. Mike thinks Carter's boyfriend is hitting on him. The staff looks for good Samaritan for a dinner. Stuart tries to convince James that he's getting fat. 174331 2001 Spin City: Minor League T Episode #119. 5-2-2001 Public Relations. The Mayor receives a death threat so he gets a bodyguard. After discovering that his job requires him to come into contact with the mayor so often, Paul receives a bodyguard also. Rags spends a day at the office. 174332 1997 Spin City: Miracle Near 34th Street T Episode #36. 12-17-1997. Reporter Joel (John Harrington Bland). Mike struggles to make the children of New York believe again after the Mayor tells them there is no Santa. 174333 1999 Spin City: Mustang Mikey T Episode #85. 12-7-1999 Photographer (Nick Sullivan). Mike celebrates his five-year anniversary working for the mayor by taking Caitlin and going on a joyride with the Mayor's '66 Mustang. Caitlin's busy schedule forces James back to speechwriting. Nikki and Carter accuse each other of being vain when City Hall ID photos are taken. The Mayor wants to rekindle his romance with Janelle. James hires Deidre to be Mike's new secretary. 174334 1999 Spin City: My Dinner With Caitlin (aka Christmas 1999) T Episode #86. 12-21-1999 Public Relations. The Mayor injures himself on a chin-up bar in the Mayor's office installed by Stuart. Mike invites Caitlin to his Christmas party as his only guest but his plans at romance are spoiled when she arrives with a date. Paul finds John McEnroe's headband in the City Hall clothing drive box. James finds a second job as a suicide hotline operator. 174335 1997 Spin City: My Life Is a Soap Opera T Episode #32. 11-12-1997 Public Relations. When Mike begins dating Lisa, a writer from the soap opera "All My Children," he starts to see their dating life echoed on episodes of the popular serial. Stuart plays gay in order to get dates with beautiful women. 174336 1999 Spin City: Not in the Line of Fire T Episode #63. 1-26-1999 News Media. Reporter (Stephen Trimble). When the mayor starts to worry about becoming the object of a violent attack, a videotape showing Mike apparently leaving him in the line of "gunfire" damages their relationship. Nikki sees Mike in an entirely different light after her viewing of the same tape reveals he was trying to protect her. Arthur wants to propose to Nikki, but puts his relationship with her at risk by confiding in Stuart. 174337 1999 Spin City: Nutty Deputy Mayor, The T Episode #62. 1-12-1999 Public Relations-Newspapers. Mayor submits a personal ad in a newspaper as the rest of the office men prepare for the mayor's annual male bachelor charity auction. Mike chooses to spend some extra city money on a futuristic new bathroom for City Hall. The new bathroom is insensitive to overweight people. Mike puts on a fat suit to appease the head of the overweight person's commission. Mayor asks Paul for advice on how to approach a woman. 174338 2002 Spin City: O Mother, Where Art Thou? T Episode #136. 1-8-2002 Public Relations. Mayor is depressed by the anniversary of his mother's death, but Carter introduces him to a woman who cheers him up in more ways than one. Carter reveals that Christine is the receiver of the Mayor's mother's donor heart, potentially threatening their relationship. Caitlin finds love with an older man whose daughter flirts with Charlie. 174339 2001 Spin City: Office and a Gentleman, An T Episode #135. 12-11-2001 Public Relations. Caitlin makes plans with the City Hall Santa without knowing what he looks like. Charlie must decide which staff member is most deserving of a nice, new office. 174340 1997 Spin City: Paul Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest T DVD -R HQ 4551 Episode #25. 9-24-1997 News Media. Reporter #1 (Lisa Louise Langford). Reporter #2 (John Scurti). Press questions Paul's sanity. Michael handles the mayor's divorce. The press thinks Paul has suffered a nervous breakdown so Michael enlists a psychiatrist to pronounce Paul sane. But his plans go awry when the psychiatrist unexpectedly commits Paul to an institution. 174341 1998 Spin City: Paul Lassiter Story, The T Episode #38. 1-21-1998 Public Relations. Mayor needs Mike to help write his newest book, so Mike brings in best-selling author Donald Trump (Himself) to advise the Mayor on writing. Doctor suspects Mike has prostate cancer. 174342 1998 Spin City: Paul-Bearer, The T Episode #48. 5-20-1998 Public Relations. Mayor has a stuttering problem. 174343 2001 Spin City: Perfect Dorm, The T Episode #111. 1-10-2001 Public Relations. Mayor builds an access ramp after he caught parking in a handicapped parking space. Caitlin tries dating after ending her relationship with Mike, but doesn't have much luck. 174344 2000 Spin City: Pig Whisperer, The T Episode #92. 3-8-2000 News Media. Reporter (Kim Sykes). Mike has a meeting with a tomato stand owner who refuses to move his stand so that the city can build a new performing arts center. He ultimately enlists James to compete against the man in a "pig-off" to decide whether the stand stays or moves. The Mayor befriends a rapper who sampled one of his speeches in a song. Paul and Deidre have memories of having sex at a concert 20 years ago driving Stuart jealous. 174345 1996 Spin City: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-17-1996 Reporter Ashley (Carla Gugino) questions Mike's commitment to their relationship when he's nervous about them moving in together. Michael Flaherty and his team grapple with a garbage strike and a political gaffe by the Mayor who accidentally insults gays. 174346 1999 Spin City: Politically Incorrect T Episode #67. 3-2-1999 News Media. Reporter (C.S. Lee). Reporter #2 (Karen Rogers-Lee) Reporter #3 (Deirdre Lovejoy). The Mayor prepares to appear on "Politically Incorrect." Host Bill Maher (Himself). The Mayor accidentally outs his relationship with Janelle while on TV. Nikki wants to make her relationship with Mike public knowledge. They fight after he says he's not ready to expose their relationship. 174347 1998 Spin City: Pope of Gracie Mansion, The T Episode #44. 4-1-1998 Public Relations. Pope is visiting New York City leading to spiritual revitalizations for Mike and the Mayor. 174348 1997 Spin City: Porn in the U.S.A. T DVD -R HQ 10770 Episode #26. 10-1-1997 Public Relations. The Mayor is in a mess over an X-rated video. Paul's bombshell mom dazzles his co-workers when she visits the office. 174349 1996 Spin City: Pride and Prejudice T Episode #4. 10-8-1996 Reporter (John Scurti). A TV crew is allowed by Mike into the office for a profile on himself and one of his quotes lands him in hot water with Ashley, his reporter-girlfriend. 174350 1998 Spin City: Quest For Fire T Episode #56. 11-10-1998 Public Relations. Mayor is preparing to run the Olympic torch around City Hall but can't because the Nigerian speed walker supposed to deliver the torch to him has disappeared, lost in the city. Mike struggles with the fact he can't live without his job while trying to take a vacation. 174351 1997 Spin City: Radio Daze T Episode #30. 10-29-1997 News Media. Reporter (Rod McLachlan). TV Talk Show Hosts Regis Philbin (Himself) and Kathie Lee Gifford (Herself). Mayor agrees to a mock election with a popular disc jockey. 174352 1999 Spin City: Rebel Without a Chair T DVD -R HQ 4283. SVD 809 Episode #79. 10-19-1999 Magazine Reporter (David Ilku). Mike's continued jealousy of Caitlin causes him to make remarks to a gay magazine that is misinterpreted, outing himself and the mayor. Carter is named Activist of the Year. 174353 1996 Spin City: Rivals, The T Episode #5. 10-15-1996 News Media. Reporter #1 Joel (John Harrington Bland). Reporter #2 (Kim Yancey-Moore). Reporter #3 (Amy Hohn). Reporter #4 (Avery Glymph). Michael and his reporter girlfriend Ashley try to avoid their annoying new neighbors. Former Mayor of New York is a constant critic of the current administration and a plan to appease him has tragic consequences. 174354 1998 Spin City: River Runs Through Me, A T Episode #43. 3-18-1998 Public Relations. Mike suggests the staff undergo drug testing to demonstrate the Mayor's new anti-drug campaign. But after he accidentally gets high while visiting some Native Americans, he risks failing the drug test he initiated. 174355 1998 Spin City: Same Time Next Year T Episode #37. 1-7-1998 Public Relations. Champagne-filled New Year's celebration at the Mayor's mansion gets out of control resulting in more than a little embarrassment the next day, especially for Mike and Nikki. 174356 2001 Spin City: Science Fiction T Episode #120. 5-9-2001 Public Relations. Mayor is threatened when Charlie temporarily takes over as acting Mayor. Caitlin falls hard for a rich, young, sexy philanthropist. 174357 2002 Spin City: Sex, Lies and Video Date T Episode #138. 3-12-2002 Public Relations. Mayor's niece, Stephanie, pays a visit to City Hall and flirts with Charlie who reciprocates -- until he finds out who she is. Somewhat later he and Caitlin are caught in a compromising position in the Mayor's bedroom trying to cover up for Stephanie's wild ways. Mayor Winston and Carter get trapped in a car for hours leading Carter to vow to give up his materialistic ways if they are saved. Paul becomes a contestant on the popular dating show, "Blind Date." 174358 2001 Spin City: She's Gotta Habit T Episode #131. 11-6-2001 Public Relations. Mayor is bickering with Judge Claire (Farrah Fawcett) and this may affect Claudia and Paul's divorce settlement. Charlie discovers that Jennifer's ex is a woman. He becomes jealous when watching her be affectionate with Caitlin. Caitlin dismisses this until Jennifer kisses her on the lips. 174359 2001 Spin City: Shot in the Dark, A (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #122-#123. 5-23-2001 News Media. Anchorwoman (Christine Romeo). Mayor hires an old prep school buddy who is now a bum. Mayor then remembers why8 he and Chad didn't get along in the first place. Charlie goes on a police ride-along and gets shot -- by Paul. Charlie fakes the severity of his injury to get Caitlin's attention. Charlie and Caitlin almost kiss, but Tim interrupts. ` Caitlin and Charlie kiss, but he freaks out and just wants to be friends. He then reconsiders and shows up on her doorstep later. 174360 1998 Spin City: Single White Male T Episode #47. 5-6-1998. Reporter Joel (John Harrington Bland). Reporter #1 (Oliver Solomon. 174361 2001 Spin City: Sleeping With the Enemy T Episode #130. 11-6-2001 Public Relations. Mayor prepares to debate his opponent while Charlie and Jennifer (Denise Richards), his opponent's campaign manager have been dating for three weeks. Mayor wants Charlie to dump her but he doesn't. When the Mayor visits Charlie in the middle of the night to share something that may be damaging to his campaign, Jennifer may have overheard it. 174362 2000 Spin City: Smile T Episode #102. 10-25-2000 Photographer (Eric Stonestreet). Charlie tries to get the Mayor to a dentist before an important photo shoot. Caitlin hires a new male assistant only because he's attractive. 174363 1997 Spin City: Snowbound T Episode #18. 2-25-1997 Public Relations. Paul accidentally offends the Mayor on the radio. A major snowstorm hits Manhattan causing a chain reaction of mishaps at City Hall. A nudists is on the loose in the Mayor's office. Mike desperately tries to meet his longtime crush on her last night in the city. 174364 2000 Spin City: Spanish Prisoner, The T DVD -R HQ 4999 Episode #103. 11-1-2000 News Media. Reporter #1 (Lisa Dinkins). Reporter #2 (Charlie Hartsock). Caitlin reveals to the press that Charlie has enrolled in a Spanish class to improve relations with the Latin American community causing havoc. Paul and the Mayor struggle to create office water-cooler talk. Stuart becomes jealous of the time Carter has been spending with Caitlin. 174365 1996 Spin City: Star Is Born, A T Episode #6. 10-22-1996 Reporter (Lisa Louise-Langford - First Reporter). Reporter Joel (John Harrington Bland). Talk Show Moderator (Bill Boggs). 174366 1997 Spin City: Striptease T Episode #19. 3-4-1997 Reporter Joel (John Harrington Bland). 174367 2000 Spin City: Suffragette City T Episode #90. 2-16-2000 Public Relations. To quell a protest by senior citizens, Mike plans to get the city's first woman voter to vote for the Mayor. When Mike finds out that Trevor isn't really British, he must decide whether to tell Caitlin or not. Carter protests anti-gay discrimination in an apartment building. 174368 2002 Spin City: Tale of Four Cities, A T SVD 1164 Episode #144. 4-30-2002 Reporter Joseph Maxwell (Mark Valley) hits town with Caitlin. The prize-winning journalist has been voted fourth sexiest man in New York. Caitlin goes on a business date to make Charlie jealous. 174369 2002 Spin City: Tale of Four Cities, A T Episode #144. 4-30-2002 Public Relations. Mayor plots a way to one-up his rival, the Mayor of Los Angeles. Charlie and Caitlin struggle to find security in their new relationship. To spite Charlie for downplaying an encounter with an ex, Caitlin accompanies one of New York's ten sexiest men on a business date to make Charlie jealous. 174370 2000 Spin City: Tale of Two Sisters, A T Episode #87. 1-12-2000 News Media. First Reporter (Elaina Erika Davis). Reporter #2 (Bill Patrick). Mayor struggles to find a date for a Mayor's conference. Mike goes out with Caitlin's sister, making Caitlin jealous. 174371 1999 Spin City: Thanksgiving Show, The T Episode #83. 11-23-1999 Public Relations. Mayor wants a senator's endorsement and invites him along with his staff to Gracie Mansion for Thanksgiving. The senator thinks Mike and Caitlin are a couple so they must share a room. Stuart and Deidre are back together. Newly rich Paul thinks Caitlin is hitting on him. 174372 1999 Spin City: That's Entertainment T Episode #68. 3-16-1999 News Media. Reporter Ashley (Carla Gugino). Reporter (Stephen Trimble). Mike makes the staff work on Oscar Sunday due to a screw-up of Paul's. Staff reminisces about their favorite movie moments to pass the time. 174373 1998 Spin City: There's Something About Heidi T Episode #50. 9-29-1998 Tabloids. After Mike's picture with model Heidi Klum is in the tabloids, people assume he's dating her. But he soon is after she asks him out. As a result, Nikki reveals to Carter that she has a secret crush on Mike. The Mayor can't stop laughing at very inappropriate times. 174374 1999 Spin City: These Shoes Were Made for Cheatin' T Episode #78. 10-12-1999 News Media. Reporter (Ann Kittredge). Mayor takes an eighth grade test after being challenged by junior-high students. 174375 1997 Spin City: They Shoot Horses, Don't They? T Episode #35. 12-10-1997 Public Relations. Mayor's free-thinking daughter, Meg, with whom he has a somewhat strained relationship, puts the "bare" in bareback when she disrupts a rally with hansom-carriage drivers in Central Park to draw attention to animal rights -- and herself. 174376 1998 Spin City: Three Men and a Little Lady T Episode #54. 10-27-1998. Reporter (Andy Fowle - Baby Reporter). After the Mayor is photographed throwing a baseball "like a girl," Mike tries to give him a more macho image. But when a teenage girl mugs the mayor, Mike and Paul. Mike's got more damage control than even he can handle. 174377 2000 Spin City: Toy Story T Episode #110. 12-20-2000 Public Relations. Paul struggles to find the best joke for the Mayor's Christmas card. Carter convinces Caitlin to volunteer with him at a retirement community. The Mayor's attempt to be more involved in the office process goes awry. 174378 2001 Spin City: Trainstopping T DVD -R HQ 5113 Episode #116. 2-21-2001 News Media. Mayor and his staff take the subway to prove that the mayor is in touch with the people. The train gets stuck in a tunnel. Charlie is on board as well. Reporter (Lisa Dinkins). 174379 2001 Spin City: Trainstopping T Episode #116. 2-21-2001 Public Relations. Reporter 9Lisa Dinkins). Mayor and his staff take the subway to prove the Mayor is in touch with the people. The train gets stuck in a tunnel screwing up Charlie's plans for a second date with Julia. Julia's having a hard time dealing with her kiss with Charlie, so he asks her out. Their first date is a nightmare. Paul tells an exclusive café that Carter is Cuba Gooding Jr. to get reservations. 174380 2001 Spin City: Tree Falls in Manhattan, A (2) T Episode #125. 9-25-2001 Public Relations. Mayor has tree cut down to impress his new girlfriend. Unfortunately it was a tree planted by George Washington in 1796. Charlie has a one-night stand who turns out to be a rival mayoral candidate's campaign manager. Mike helps out with crisis control. Charlie and Caitlin decide to be friends for the time being, while Mike announces his return to City Hall. 174381 2000 Spin City: Uneasy Rider T Episode #93. 3-22-2000 Public Relations. Mike helps the Mayor deal with his feelings when his father unexpectedly dies. James thinks Caitlin has a crush on him. 174382 1999 Spin City: Wall Street T Episode #72. 5-11-1999 Public Relations. Mayor has an action figure made of himself, but unfortunately, they are all anatomically correct. Staff pesters Nikki for details about her sex life with Mike. James asks Mike to invest his life savings in an internet company but when Mike holds off on investing, the stock goes up several points and Mike must find a way to make the money back. 174383 2001 Spin City: Wedding Scammer, The T Episode #132. 11-13-2001 Public Relations. On two hours sleep, the Mayor must meet with the head of the teacher's union for her endorsement. Caitlin asks Charlie to play her boyfriend at a family wedding. 174384 2001 Spin City: Wife With Mikey T Episode #126. 10-2-2001 Public Relations. Caitlin helps the Mayor dress like a woman for a charity event. Mike calls off his engagement with Allison and increases his presence in the office making Charlie feel threatened. But Charlie talks him into staying with Allison and marrying her -- in the City Hall. 174385 2001 Spin City: Yeah Baby! T Episode #129. 10-23-2001 Public Relations. Mayor hires a political strategist to act as his campaign consultant. The consultant, Robin, is a bit of a psychic predicting that a date of Charlie's will result in disaster, so Caitlin rushes to save him. 174386 2001 Spin City: Yet Another Stakeout T Episode #128. 10-16-2001 Public Relations. Charlie and Caitlin struggle over what to do with incriminating photos of the mayor's opponent. 174387 2001 Spin City: You've Got Male T Episode #117. 4-25-2001 News Media. Reporter (Alison Marshall). 174388 2001 Spin City: You've Got Male T Episode #118. 4-25-2001 Public Relations. Reporter (Alison Marshall). Charlie and Caitlin compete for a donation from a wealthy male chauvinist. After Paul poses as the Mayor's son for a golf tournament, he becomes confused when the Mayor actually begins paying attention to him. Stuart is hired to write a porno movie. 174389 2006 Spin Control N O’Dell, Holly Public Relations Practitioner Kate Brown has the opportunity of a lifetime: If she successfully completes her next big project, she’ll be promoted to partner in her publicity firm, one of the best firms in Manhattan. The only trouble? The “big project” is restoring the image of her bad-boy ex-boyfriend, hotel heir Devin Underhill. She takes on the project with colleague Michael Korten and starts to develop feelings for him, but admitting that is as difficult as the project itself. This doesn’t stop Kate from experiencing a tinge of jealousy when Hollywood starlet Miranda Hamilton, an old friend of Michael’s shows up. While Kate tries to decipher the relationship between the two, Devin latches onto Miranda, while simultaneously trying to weasel his way back into Kate’s life. Kate definitely has her work cut out for her as she navigates the tabloids, the jet-setting New York social scene, and her own confused feelings about Michael. And just when she thinks she has it all under control, Kate learns the hard way that there are some situations she just can’t spin. 174390 2000 Spin Cycle M Newscaster (Kathleen Marshall). 174391 1995 Spin Doctor N Shea, Michael Journalist Fred Cree is vicious, a friend to no one, enemy to all. Deeply unattractive appearance with red and watery little eyes. Manipulation of the media by Spin Doctors. Cree's motivation in life was envy -- envy of those richer, better placed, better looking and more successful than himself. Like some Victorian beggar, he had his nose pressed enviously against the windows of society. He felt he was always missing out on life, constantly haunted by a regret for things never done, places never visited, people never known. Affectionate relationships were strangers. Bitterness or spite defeated ambition in the confines of his mind. It was inevitable he should have chosen journalism as his career. Cree was a born misfit. He wrote well with a verve and style which few could match. was, thus, always in demand in a media that was not always choosy about the lifestyle of its journalists. 174392 2001 Spin Me a Web N Wolford, Shirley K. Magazine Feature Writer Caitlin Cameron for Antique Autos Magazine, an auto magazine, is an amateur sleuth who tackles the mystery of who stole four priceless antique sports cars. Her life is threatened unless she stops her column. But she's stubborn and has other ideas. Asks a world-class tennis ace and new owner of the romantic, pre-war, hand-made antique sports car to help trap the thief by using his car as bait. He is appalled at her request and refuses. But when the car is stolen, he becomes the main suspect. Both must work together to find the real thief and uncover a conspiracy which threatens their blossoming love for one another. 174393 2004 Spinning Boris MT DVD -R 1551 News Media. Spin doctors. Male Russian Journalist (Stefen Hayes). Female Russian Journalist (Yelena Pavlova). Female Journalist (Maria Syrgiannis). George Gorton (Jeff Goldblum), real-life American advisor to Russian President Boris Yeltsin during the 1996 reelection. Now Gorton is advisor to California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. 174394 2007 Spinning Into Butter M News Media. Reporter (Kelly Taffe). Photographer (Joseph DeBona). 174395 2007 Spinning Into Butter M Reporter (Kelly Taffe). 174396 2009 Spinning Into Butter M African-American Journalist (Myketti Williamson). Do-good dean of students must face her own prejudices on campus where all her white colleagues apparently are hypocrites and fools. 174397 1966 Spinout M DVD -R HQ 3659, 3660. L AFI-Authors Journalist Diane St. Clair (Diana McBain) is a Helen Gurley Brown-ish author 174398 2003 Spiral N Geary, Joseph Journalist Nicholas Greer is broke and on the verge of divorce. He has been researching the life of a controversial British painter for six years. The book is finished -- 900 pages, the definite biography. At least it looks that way until Greer gets a call telling him that one of the painter's ex-lovers, a man who went missing 26 years ago, has been spotted in Manhattan, 84 years old and homeless. Greer tracks him down to a hostel hoping to find answers to the few niggling questions that remain. Instead he gets news of a picture, a work created by the painter in the fall of 1957, which the artist supposedly destroyed. If it existed -- the painter's only religious work -- it would be worth a small fortune. An hour after the interview, the man is brutally murdered and Greer becomes a suspect. Going back to his sources, he uncovers a series of lies, secrets and disturbing behavior. 174399 2002 Spiral CB Ito, Junji Japan. Published by Shogakukan; run in “Big Comic Spirits” magazine. Manga series. Horror manga Character Hiyono 174400 2000 Spiral Bound M Newscaster (John Palmieri) 174401 2002 Spiral Path, The N Putney, Mary Jo Tabloid Reporter launches a public campaign to uncover the past an action hero has gone to great lengths to conceal. The cataclysmic revelation by the reporter threatens the actor's sanity and shakes he and his wife to their cores. His wife had convinced her soon-to-be ex-husband to star in her directorial debut, but he fears the character's dark secrets may be dangerously close to his own. The reporter proves this is true. 174402 2000 Spiral Staircase MT Newscaster (Kristina Matisic) 174403 1966 Spirit of '76: Political Novel of the Near Future, A N OWN Alexander, Holmes Columnist Cal Borton thought he had a scoop. Phil Obermeister, another columnist. Political columnists 174404 1897 Spirit of an Illinois Town, The N USC Catherwood, Mary Hartwell Newspaper. Trail City's daily newspaper. Seth Adams and Sam Peevy 174405 1957 Spirit of St. Louis, The M L Editor E. Lansing Ray (Maurice Manson) of St. Louis Globe Democrat. San Diego Editor (Robert B. Williams). Reporter (Max Wagner). Photographer (Lee Roberts). Photographer (Sid Saylor). 174406 1942 Spirit of Stanford, The M Sports Reporter (Ralph Brooks). Sports Reporter (Tom Quinn). Reporter (Lester Dorr). Reporter (John Tyrrell). Photographer (Jack Gardner). 174407 1865 Spirit of the Local Press SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Mark Twain's San Francisco." Newspaper. San Francisco is a city of startling events. Happy is the man whose destiny it is to gather them up and record them in a daily newspaper! Territorial Enterprise. 174408 1947 Spirit of West Point, The M Sportscasters Tom Harmon, Bill Stern, Harry Wismer 174409 1938 Spirit of Youth M Reporter (Noble "Kid" Chissel). Newspaper Columnist Bob (Lester Dorr). 174410 2008 Spirit, The M TV Reporter (Chad Brummett). Female TV Reporter (Meeghan Holaway). 174411 2005 Spiritual Warriors M Reporter (Robin Riker) 174412 1938 Spirou et Fantasio: CS Franquin, Andre Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. Robert Velter originally created the character as an elevator operator for the Moustique Hotel in reference to the publisher’s chief magazine, Le Moustique in Le Journal de Spirou, 4-21-1938. In 1943, Joseph Gillain, known by the pen name Jije took over the character. In 1944, introduced Fantasio who would become Spirou’s best friend and co-adventurer. In 1946, handed over the series to his understudy Andre Franquin. Franquin developed the strip from single gags and short serials into long adventures with complex plots. Usually considered definitive author of the strip. Introduced the journalist Seccotine, a rare instance of a major female character in Belgian comics of the period. Series passed to Jean-Claude Fournier in 1969. Fournier wrote nine books, which saw Spirou evolving into a more modern character, addressing hot topics in the 1970s on nuclear energy (“L’Ankou”) and drug-funded dictatorships (“Kodo le tyran”). He introduced Ororea, a beautiful girl reporter with whom Fantasio was madly in love with (in contrast with his loathing for Seccotine. By the end of the 1970s, three separate teams worked on Spirou stories. Yves Chaland took over the stories in a very short stint re-staging the strip as it was in the 1940s. It was the team of Philippe Tome (writing) and Janry (art) who created the most successful Spirou series. For a time Spirou acted as a side character in Frank Pe’s short-lived absurd humor strip, “L’Elan,” published in the weekly Spirou magazine. With “La jeunesse de Spirou” (1987), Tome and Janry set out to imagine Spirou’s youth. A spin-off series was developed, “Le Petit Spirou” (“Young Spirou”), which features Spirou as an elementary school boy. After a six years break, which only saw the publication of a Spirou spoof by Lewis Trondheim (”L’accelerateur atomique”), the series returned with cartoonists Jean-David Morvan (writing) and Jose-Luis Munuera (art). Latest album, “Spirou et Fantasio a Tokyo” released in September 20, 2006. Spirou ended in January 2007. In 2009, Yoann and Fabien Vehlmann brought back the series. The character was originally created by Robert Velter (Rob-Vel) for the launch of Le Journal de Spirou in 1938. Spirou was originally an elevator operator and bellboy at the fictional Moustique Hotel. At some point, he became a reporter for the eponymous magazine, though he remained dressed in his trademark red uniform. In contrast to Tintin, Spirou is more frequently shown doing some reporting in several of his adventures. While he and reporter colleague Fantasio occasionally pursue stories, in most cases they simply find themselves in the center of adventures. A honest and brave young man of indeterminate age, he tries to fight injustice around him and help people. He is usually more levelheaded than Fantasio, who always accompanies him, along with the pet squirrel Spip, and during the period of Franquin authorship, the Marsupilami. Spirou’s design was changed through the years by the various writers and artists who created his adventures but he has kept his spiky red-hair and clothes of the same color even after ditching his hotel uniform. A six-year-old version of Spirou is the star of the spin-off series “Le Petit Spirou,” which is concerned with his tribulations at school and the anatomy of girls. 174413 1944 Spirou et Fantasio: Autour du monde avec le pilote route (aka Around the World with the Red Pilot) CS Jije (Joseph Gillain) Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174414 2008 Spirou et Fantasio: Aux sources du Z CS Morvan & Munuera. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174415 1985 Spirou et Fantasio: Aventure en Australie (aka Adventure in Australia) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174416 1983 Spirou et Fantasio: Boite Noire, La (aka The Black Box) CS Nic & Cauvin Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174417 1967 Spirou et Fantasio: Bravo les Brothers (aka Hurray for the Brothers) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174418 1983 Spirou et Fantasio: Ceinture du grand froid, La (aka The Great Cold Ring) CS Nic & Cauvin Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174419 1952 Spirou et Fantasio: Chapeaux noirs, Les (aka The Black Hats) CS Franquin, Andre. Written by Henri Gillain Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174420 1982 Spirou et Fantasio: Coeurs d’acier CS Chaland, Yves Belgian. Special Issues. In “Fantasio et le fantome” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174421 1953 Spirou et Fantasio: Come de rhinoceros, La (aka The Rhinoceros Horn) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. First appearance of Seccotine Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174422 1952 Spirou et Fantasio: Comme une mouche au plafond (aka Like a Fly on the Ceiling) CS Franquin, Andre. Jije Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174423 1980 Spirou et Fantasio: Des haricots partout (aka Beans Everywhere) CS Fournier, Jean-Claude Belgian. Part 2 of Two Parts Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174424 1953 Spirou et Fantasio: Dictateur et le champignon, Le (aka The Dictator and the Mushroom) CS Franquin, Andre. From an idea by Maurice Rosy. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174425 1977 Spirou et Fantasio: Du cidre pour les estoiles (aka Cider for the Stars) CS Fournier, Jean-Claude Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174426 1971 Spirou et Fantasio: Du glucose pour Noemie (aka Glucose for Noemie) CS Fournier, Jean-Claude Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174427 1984 Spirou et Fantasio: Faiseurs de silence, Les (The Silence Makers) CS Nic & Cauvin Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174428 1970 Spirou et Fantasio: Falseur d’or, Le (aka The Gold Maker) CS Fournier, Jean-Claude Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174429 1980 Spirou et Fantasio: Fantacoptere solaire, Le (aka The Solar Fantacopter) CS Nic Belgian. Special Issues. In “La voix sans maitre.” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174430 1943 Spirou et Fantasio: Fantasio CS Belgian. Journalist Fantasio. Première apparition dans: 4 aventures de Spirou et Fantasio Également journaliste, Fantasio est l’ami de Spirou mais aussi son faire-valoir. Ils se complètent à merveille. Comme Spirou, Fantasio est courageux, mais moins téméraire. Comme lui, c’est un héros, mais ses défauts lui donnent un côté plus attachant. Le sort voudra toujours que ce soit lui qui subisse les plus grotesques conséquences de leurs aventures. Mais pour sauver Spirou, il est prêt à toutes les audaces. En un mot, c’est l’ami idéal, même si ce n’est pas toujours facile de vivre avec un pareil fantaisiste… 174431 1946 Spirou et Fantasio: Fantasio et le fantome CS Jije Belgian. Special Issues. In “Fantasio et le fantome” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174432 1946 Spirou et Fantasio: Fantasio et le Fantome (aka Fantasio and the Ghost) CS Jije (Joseph Gillain) Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174433 2007 Spirou et Fantasio: Fantasio et le fantome et 4 autres adventures (aka Fantasio and the Ghost and other 4 Adventures) CS Belgian. Special Issues. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174434 1957 Spirou et Fantasio: Fantasio et le siphon (aka Fantasio and the siphon) CS Franquin Belgian. Special Issues. In “La voix sans maitre.” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174435 1957 Spirou et Fantasio: Fantasio et les pantins teleguides (aka Fantasio and the Remote-Controlled Skates) CS Franquin Belgian. Special Issues. In “Fantasio et le fantome” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174436 1946 Spirou et Fantasio: Fantasio et son Tank (aka Fantasio and His Tank) CS Franquin Belgian. Special Issues. In “L’Heritage.” 2007. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174437 1957 Spirou et Fantasio: Foire aux gangsters, La (aka Gangsters at the Fair) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174438 1988 Spirou et Fantasio: Frousse aux trousses, La (aka Fear on the Tail) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Part 1 of Two Parts Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174439 2006 Spirou et Fantasio: Geants petrifies, Les (aka The Petrified Giants) CS Vehlmann, Fablen (story) and Yoann (art) Belgian. One Shots: “Une aventure de Spirou et Fantasio par” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174440 1956 Spirou et Fantasio: Gorille a bonne mine, Le (aka Gorilla’s in Good Shape) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174441 1974 Spirou et Fantasio: Gri-gri du Niokolo-Koba, Le (aka The gris-gris of Niokolo-Koba) CS Fournier, Jean-Claude Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174442 2009 Spirou et Fantasio: Groom Vert-de-Gris, Le CS Schwartz and Yann Belgian. One Shots: “Une aventure de Spirou et Fantasio par” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174443 1957 Spirou et Fantasio: Homard, Le (aka The Lobster) CS Jije & Franquin Belgian. Special Issues. In “Radar le Robot.” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174444 1951 Spirou et Fantasio: Il y a un sorcier a Champignac (aka There is a Sorcerer in Champignac) CS Franquin, Andre. Written by Henri Gillain Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174445 1945-46 Spirou et Fantasio: Jeep de Fantasio, La (aka Fantasio’s Jeep) CS Jije (Joseph Gillain) Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174446 1987 Spirou et Fantasio: Jeunesse de Spirou, La (aka Spirou’s Youth) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174447 1979 Spirou et Fantasio: Kodo le tyran (aka Kodo the Tyrant) CS Fournier, Jean-Claude Belgian. Part 1 of Two Parts) Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174448 1972 Spirou et Fantasio: L’abbaye truquee (aka The Disguised Abbey) CS Fournier, Jean-Claude Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174449 1978 Spirou et Fantasio: L’Ankou (The Ankou) CS Fournier, Jean-Claude Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174450 1945 Spirou et Fantasio: L’enlevement de Spip (aka The Abduction of Spip) CS Jije (Joseph Gillain) Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174451 1946 Spirou et Fantasio: L’Heritage (The Inheritance) CS Belgian. Special Issues Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174452 2005 Spirou et Fantasio: L’homme qui ne voulait pas mourir (aka The Man Who Didn’t Want To Die) CS Morvan & Munuera Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174453 1986 Spirou et Fantasio: L’horloger de la comete (aka The Comet’s Watchmaker) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Part 1 of Two Parts. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174454 1960 Spirou et Fantasio: L’ombre du Z (aka The Shadow of Z) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Part 2 of Two Parts. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174455 1960 Spirou et Fantasio: L’ombre du Z (aka The Shadow of Z) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174456 1995 Spirou et Fantasio: Luna fatale CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174457 1998 Spirou et Fantasio: Machine qui reve (aka Dreaming Machine) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174458 1946 Spirou et Fantasio: Maison prefabriquee, La (aka The Prefabricated House) CS Jije & Franquin Belgian. Special Issues. In “Radar le Robot.” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. Fantasio becomes a salesman of seaside prefabricated houses. 174459 2007 Spirou et Fantasio: Marais du temps, Les (aka The Marshlands of Time) CS Le Gall, Frank Belgian. One Shots: “Une aventure de Spirou et Fantasio par” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174460 1954 Spirou et Fantasio: Mauvaise tet, La (aka The Wrong Head) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174461 1943 Spirou et Fantasio: Meeting aerien, Le (aka The Aerial Meeting) CS Jije (Joseph Gillain) Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174462 1982 Spirou et Fantasio: Menace, La (The Menace) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Special Issues. In “La voix sans maitre.” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174463 1952 Spirou et Fantasio: Mystere a la frontiere (aka Mystery at the Frontier) CS Franquin, Andre. Jije Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174464 1938 Spirou et Fantasio: Naissance de Spirou, La (aka Spirou’s Birth) CS Rob-Vel Belgian. Special Issues. In “La voix sans maitre.” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174465 1957 Spirou et Fantasio: Nid des Marsupilamis, Le (aka The Marsupilamis’ Nest) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174466 1949 Spirou et Fantasio: Noel dans la brousse (aka Christmas in the Bush) CS Franquin Belgian. Special Issues. In “Fantasio et le fantome” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174467 1968 Spirou et Fantasio: Panade a Champignac (aka Babysitting in Champignac) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174468 2004 Spirou et Fantasio: Paris-sous-Seine (aka Paris-under-Seine) CS Morvan & Munuera Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174469 1960 Spirou et Fantasio: Petits formats, Les (The Small Formats) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174470 1959 Spirou et Fantasio: Peur au bout du fil, La (aka Fear at the End of the Line) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174471 1956 Spirou et Fantasio: Pirates du silence, Les (aka Pirates of Silence) CS Franquin, Andre. Maurice Rosy (Writing). Will (Backgrounds) Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174472 1959 Spirou et Fantasio: Prisonnier du Bouddha, Le (aka The Prisoner of the Buddha) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174473 1963 Spirou et Fantasio: QRN sur Bretzelburg (aka Q.R.N. over Bretzelburg) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174474 1950 Spirou et Fantasio: Quatre aventures de Spirou et Fantasio (aka Four Adventures of Spirou and Fantasio) CS Franquin, Andre Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174475 1948 Spirou et Fantasio: Quatre aventures de Spirou et Fantasio (Four Adventures of Spirou and Fantasio): Spirou et les plans du robot (aka Spirou and the Robot’s Plans) CS Franquin, Andre Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174476 1948 Spirou et Fantasio: Quatre aventures de Spirou et Fantasio (Four Adventures of Spirou and Fantasio): Spirou sur le ring (aka Spirou in the Ring) CS Franquin, Andre Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174477 1949 Spirou et Fantasio: Quatre aventures de Spirou et Fantasio (Four Adventures of Spirou and Fantasio): Spirou fait du cheval (aka Spirou rides a horse) CS Franquin, Andre Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174478 1949 Spirou et Fantasio: Quatre aventures de Spirou et Fantasio (Four Adventures of Spirou and Fantasio): Spirou chez les Pygmees (aka Spirou meets the Pygmees) CS Franquin, Andre Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174479 1985 Spirou et Fantasio: Qui arretera Cyanure? (aka Who Shall Stop Cyanide?) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174480 1947 Spirou et Fantasio: Radar le robot (aka Radar the Robot) CS Franquin Belgian. Special Issues. In “Radar le robot” 2007. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. Spirou joins Fantasio on a journalistic trip, and they see a car with no driver causing panic in town. Following this invention, they meet an insane scientist, who has built a robot with the goal to destroy the world. 174481 1993 Spirou et Fantasio: Rayon Noir, Le (aka The Black Ray) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174482 1955 Spirou et Fantasio: Repaire de la murene, Le (The Moray’s Hideout) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174483 1986 Spirou et Fantasio: Reveil du Z, Le (aka Awakening of the Z) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Part 2 of Two Parts. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174484 2001 Spirou et Fantasio: Semaine de Spirou et Fantasio, Une (aka A Week of Spirou and Fantasio) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Special Issues. In “La voix sans maitre.” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174485 1938 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou CS Belgian. Journalist Spirou. Spirou est un journaliste d’investigation d’une vingtaine d’années. Honnête, courageux et responsable, c’est sa révolte contre l’injustice qui est souvent à la base des aventures dans lesquelles il se plonge à corps perdu. Naturellement philanthrope, il se sent toujours dans l’obligation d’agir pour rendre la vie meilleure aux gens qui le méritent. Ami depuis sa jeunesse avec Fantasio, ils vivent en colocation et parcourent le monde ensemble à la recherche de sujets intéressants. 174486 1990 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou a Moscou (aka Spirou in Moscow) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174487 1987 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou a New-York (aka Spirou in New York) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. First appearance of New York Mafia Don Vito “Lucky” Cortizone. 174488 1948 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou et Fantasio (aka Spirou and Fantasio) CS Franquin, Andre Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174489 1946 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou et Fantasio (aka Spirou and Fantasio): Fantasio et son tank (Fantasio and his Tank) CS Franquin, Andre Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Fantasio buys a demobilized tank from an American soldier, and accidentally destroys the neighborhood with it. Spirou and the neighborhood boys help with repairs. 174490 1946 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou et Fantasio (aka Spirou and Fantasio): L’Heritage de Spirou (aka The Inheritance of Spirou) CS Franquin, Andre Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174491 1946 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou et Fantasio (aka Spirou and Fantasio): Maisons prefabriquees, Les (aka The Prefabricated Houses) CS Franquin, Andre Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174492 1947-48 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou et Fantasio (aka Spirou and Fantasio): Savant fou, Le (The Mad Genius) CS Franquin, Andre Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174493 2006 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou et Fantasio a Tokyo (aka Spirou and Fantasio in Tokyo) CS Morvan & Munuera Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174494 2006 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou et Fantasio, le 49Z CS Morvan & Munuera. Short Spirou manga by Hirouki Oshima Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174495 1943 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou et la puce (aka Spirou and the Flea) CS Rob-Vel Belgian. Special Issues. In “La voix sans maitre.” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174496 1952 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou et les heritiers (aka Spirou and the Heirs) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174497 1959 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou et les hommes-bulles (aka Spirou and the Bubble Men) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174498 1952 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou et les hommes-grenouilles (aka Spirou and the Frogmen) CS Franquin, Andre. Jije Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174499 2008 Spirou et Fantasio: Spirou, le journal d’un ingenu (aka Spirou, An Ingenuous Boy’s Diary) CS Bravo, Emile Belgian. One Shots: “Une aventure de Spirou et Fantasio par” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174500 1988 Spirou et Fantasio: Stamp A Tome & Janry (Artists) Belgian. Belgian Post issued a stamp featuring Spirou, drawn by Tome & Janry, in the series of comic stamps for youth philately. Fourth Belgian stamp showing a comic hero. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174501 2006 Spirou et Fantasio: Stamps A Munuera, Jose-Luis (Artist) Belgian. French Post issued a set of 3 Spirou et Fantasio stamps Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174502 1958 Spirou et Fantasio: Tembo Tabou CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174503 1984 Spirou et Fantasio: Tirelire est la, La (aka The Money Box Is There) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Special Issues. In “La voix sans maitre.” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174504 2007 Spirou et Fantasio: Tombeau des Champignac, Le (The Tomb of the Champignacs) CS Yann (story). Fabrice Tarrin (art) Belgian. One Shots: “Une aventure de Spirou et Fantasio par” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174505 1973 Spirou et Fantasio: Tora Torapa CS Fournier, Jean-Claude Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174506 1973 Spirou et Fantasio: Vacances a Broceliande (aka Holidays at Broceliland) CS Fournier Belgian. Special Issues. In “Fantasio et le fantome” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174507 1956 Spirou et Fantasio: Vacances sans histories (aka Uneventful Holidays) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174508 1989 Spirou et Fantasio: Vallee des bannis, La (aka Valley of the Banished) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Part 2 of Two Parts Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174509 1984 Spirou et Fantasio: Virus CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174510 1991 Spirou et Fantasio: Vito la Deveine (aka Bad Luck Vito) CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174511 1981 Spirou et Fantasio: Voix sans maitre CS Tome & Janry Belgian. Special Issues. In “La voix sans maitre.” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174512 2007 Spirou et Fantasio: Voix sans maitre et 5 autres aventures, La (aka The Voice Without Owner and 5 other adventures) CS Belgian. Special Issues. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174513 1952 Spirou et Fantasio: Voleurs du Marsupilami, Les (aka The Marsupilami Robbers) CS Franquin, Andre. After an idea by Jo Almo. Belgian. This story begins when “Spirou et les heritiers” ends. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174514 1944-45 Spirou et Fantasio: Voyage dans le temps, le (aka The Voyage in Time) CS Jije (Joseph Gillain) Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174515 1944-45 Spirou et Fantasio: Voyage dans le temps, le (aka The Voyage in Time) CS Jije (Joseph Gillain) Belgian Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. 174516 1957 Spirou et Fantasio: Voyageur du Mesozoique, Le (aka The Traveller from the Mesozoic) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174517 1960 Spirou et Fantasio: Z comme Zorglub (aka Z is for Zorglub) CS Franquin, Andre. Belgian. Part 1 of Two Parts. Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174518 1976 Spirou et Fantasio: Zorgumobile, La (aka The Zorgumovil) CS Franquin Belgian. Special Issues. In “Fantasio et le fantome” Journalist Spirou ( “squirrel,” “mischievous”) is an investigative reporter with a strong sense of justice. Fantasio is his best friend and co-adventurer, a reporter with a hot temper. Spip is Spirou’s grouchy pet squirrel. Seccotine, their fellow reporter, a friend and rival at the same time. She gets on Fantasio’s nerves, but a priceless ally. Oroea, a brave female reporter of Polynesian descent. 174519 2003 Spite M Photographer (Tim Wrobel). 174520 1922 Spitfire M AFI-Publishers Publisher 174521 1984 Spitfire M News Media. The Anchorman (Lee-Allen Richardson). TV Director (Cecil Howard). TV Crew (Selen Elgin, Brad Woodford, Michael Novak, Anne Wolff-Tenoy, Charlie Glass, Shelby Waite, Samuel Gary). 174522 2008 Spittin’ Game N Bryant, T.L. Reporter Theresa Gomez works on a TV tabloid program. A political candidate and his wife decide to do some role-playing complete with pink panties, stockings and high heels. She seductively convinces him to try the idea figuring no one will find out. But a fire starts forcing him out in his “man panties” and into the arms of Reporter Gomez. In the morning, the politician sees an advertisement for an expose on his life on Gomez’ tabloid show. Figuring the worst, he plans to drop out of the race. After laughing his butt off, his brother Xavier embarks on a quest to get the story pulled. While reminiscing about his own sexual mishaps, the brother learns the truth about the story and discovers his brother’s career isn’t the only thing on the line if the tape surfaces. 174523 1984 Splash M News Media. Reporter (Jeffrey Dreisbach). Reporter (Daryl Edwards). Reporter (Jack Hallett). Reporter (Amy Ingersoll). Reporter (Jodi Long). Reporter (Victoria Lucas). TV Reporter (Clare Peck). News Photographer (Nick Vallelonga). 174524 1987 Splendid Executioner, A NM OWN - P Downey, Timothy Columnist Pete Killharney is an investigative political columnist on Apple, a Manhattan daily, which publishes his annual Hit list -- names of prominent citizens who engage in shady activities. Killharney is a New York journalist of the old school. He drinks a lot, has an extensive vocabulary of four-letter words, is a slob, fears no man, and in his column he crusades on the side of the angels. Once a year, he publishes a hit list of the worst New Yorkers including slumlords, crooked cops and politicians, assorted hypocrites and other scum of society. Suddenly men named on his hit list are being murdered. As a result of Killharney's latest "J'acuse," an unseen avenger begins killing the hypocrites. The columnist joins the police to find the murderer. A by-product of the killings is the immediate fame of the reporter. He appears on TV. Filmmakers descend on him wanting movie rights. Killharney flees from all the attention spouting four-letter words at his pursuers. Instead he finds the murderer, 174525 1927 Splendor N OWN - H Williams, Ben Ames Reporter Henry Becker, reliable reporter with no illusions: "I've been in the newspaper game long enough to know that most of the men who stick to it either die from overwork or go crazy or take to drinking or something. Among the short list of readable novels about the press, said a critic at the time. Rise and fall of an uneducated but spirited Boston newspaperman. 174526 1999 Splendor M Newscaster (George Pennacchio) 174527 1997 Splendor N Joyce, Brenda Gossip Columnist Carolyn Browne, poor daughter of a bookseller, is both brilliant and daring -- by day she sells books, by night she masquerades as a gentleman to collect material for scandalous gossip column she writes for a London newspaper. She delights London with her scathingly witty columns under the name Charles Copperville. Gets involved with Russian prince, falls in love. 174528 1989 Split M Art Critic (George Amis). Art Critic (Rod Schoenlank). 174529 2006 Split M News Girl (Meghan Birr). 174530 1988 Split Decisions M SVDSP 1700 (Media Excerpts) News Media. Reporter #1 (Lou Bonacki). Reporter #2 (Patrick Cupo). Photographer (Carmine Iannaccone). Anchorman (Dean Webber). 174531 1992 Split Images MT DVD -R HQ 2092, 2093. SV 223 Leonard, Elmore (Novel). Pete Hamill, Vera Appleyard (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Angela Nolan (Rebecca Jenkins). Is having an affair with homicide detective although she has a reputation for writing articles criticizing the violent tactics of the police. Reporter makes agreement to exchange information even though she claims it is unethical for reporter to show her notes to a policeman. Detective tries to stop her from doing profile on rich man who is actually a dangerous killer who videotapes the murders But the reporter arranges a secret rendezvous with the millionaire. Detective eventually kills the murderer who is attempting to rape the reporter with a machine gun. 174532 1981 Split Images NM OWN - P Leonard, Elmore Journalist Angela Nolan, good-looking 174533 1953 Split Second M DVD -R HQ 1732, 1733 Erskine, Chester, Irving Wallace (Story). William Bowers, Wallace (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Larry Fleming (Keith Andes) in Las Vegas is one of a group of people held hostage by a mobster in an abandoned mining town that is the site for a bomb test. Press is shown having to get clearance from military before covering the bomb test. Mobster tells reporter that he was a war hero and suggests that the reporter can do a story on how he was ruined by the war. "You keep your job by writing what the people want. The people want to feel sorry for me…." "...Oh, they want to see me shot down in a big, bloody battle. But they want to feel sorry for me at the same time." Reporter one of the hostages who survives the blast by hiding in abandoned mine shaft. Survivors emerge as mushroom cloud appears. Radio announcer says they will try to give listeners plenty of warning before the blast so people can climb on their roofs and watch the explosion. 174534 2004 Split Second N Morris, Marla Newspaper Editor believes the truth about a community mystery may very well be buried with his eldest son? It’s been 25 years since Fred and Corinne McGuire severed all ties but one with the quiet community of Bentley. Their ancestral inn has been left to the young Mallory McGuire, who claims to be their daughter. Why didn’t the couple tell their old, dear friends about the long-awaited arrival of a daughter? Why is Harrison Kingsley pressuring Mallory to sell the inn and leave Bentley? The editor is trying to find out. 174535 1993 Splitting Heirs M Photographer (Keith Smith). 174536 1989 Splitting Image T Series 1984-1996. Parody News. British satirical puppet show. News Reporters personified with latex puppets. Alastair Burnet was the most prominent, always sycophantic towards the Royal Family with a nose that randomly inflated. Sandy Gail was portrayed as effeminate, with a camp voice and always worrying about what coat he would wear during his next report. John Cole was virtually incomprehensible and often had to be dragged off-screen or hit over the head when he talked for too long. Nicholas Witchell was omnipresent, always turning up during a strike to work as a scab laborer rather than a reporter. Kate Adie was portrayed as a thrill-seeker, assigned to the fiction post of BBC Head of Braver. Rubber News first appeared in Episode 7, May 13, 1984. It involved normally two of the “Splitting Image” puppets acting as newsreaders sitting behind a news desk presenting some new headlines, made up by the writers. Sometimes the puppets would argue or get into a fight. The opening titles had a black background with a human hand spinning a globe, and as it spins the camera zooms into the globe. 174537 2005 Spoed TF Belgium. Episode #46. 9-5-2005 Reporter (Alain Van Goethem). 174538 1987 Spoiler, The N OWN - P Stansberry, Domenic Reporter Frank Lofton has driven across the country from his failed marriage in Denver and ruined reputation in California to the end of the line, Holyoke, Massachusetts where he takes freelance assignments from the local newspaper. He spends most of time covering the losing baseball team, until the suspicious activities of the team's owners begin to attract his notice. Meanwhile, a spate of arson suggests a conspiracy to Lofton. One of the owner's cousins, a brunette privy to many secrets approaches Lofton with a clue. Troubled baseball player is found murdered. Lofton has his own worries. He thinks he is fatally ill. In addition, everyone wants him to lay off the big story. Lone, heroic reporter in a town full of enemies. Reporter Frank Lofton was nuts about a baseball team even if it was strictly minor league 174539 1969 Spoilers, The N Bagley, Desmond Press 174540 2009 Spoken Word M Reporter (Beth Bailey). 174541 1941 Spokreportern MF Sweden Editor (Gideon Wahlberg). Photographer (Hilmer Peters). 174542 1998 Spona MF Poland. Photographer Zbik (Lech Mackiewicz). 174543 2004 SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, The M Reporter (Sirena Irwin - Voice). 174544 2008 SpongeBob Squarepants: Krabby Kronicle, The C DVD -R HQ 10674 Episode #109. 8-7-2008 Tabloid Newspaper. Mr. Krab launches a tabloid newspaper. 174545 2007 SpongeBob Squarepants: Krusty Sponge C DVD -R HQ 9622 Episode #91. 7-24-207 Food Critic gives a good review to Mr. Krabs who decides to sell SpongeBob merchandise including pens, aprons, coasters and even a Spongey Patty. But the patties turn whoever eats them into a sponge zombie. 174546 2003 SpongeBob SquarePants: Sponge Who Could Fly, The (The Lost Episode) C Episode #55. 3-21-2003 Newscaster (Dylan Haggerty). TV Announcer (Dee Bradley Baker). 174547 2003 Spook M Editor (Malcolm Stewart). 174548 1957 Spook Chasers M Photographer (Bill Cassidy). 174549 2007 Spook Country N Gibson, William Journalist Hollis Henry is a former member of a Nirvana-like rock band in this espionage novel in which three individuals are drafted by competing covert organizations to cross the North American continent in search of a mysterious bulk-freight container. Henry is one of the skilled men who feel like higher-tech automatons with useful features. He is hired by powerful ad agency founder Hubertus Bigend to locate the container. A Cuban-Chinese smuggler and a benzodiazepine addict who's an expert Russian translator are the other two hired guns trying to find the container first. 174550 1943 Spook Louder M L. SV 199 Reporters (Three Stooges, The), The Reporter (Stanley Brown). 174551 1973 Spook Who Sat By The Door, The M Commentator (Frank Lesley) 174552 2004 Spooks: Celebrity T UK. Episode #24. 11-29-2004. News Media. Sky Newsreader (Jeremy Thompson). Infant son of one of England's most popular celebrity couples is stolen from his cradle. 174553 2005 Spooks: Divided They Fall T UK. Episode #29. 9-22-2005. News Media. Reporter #2 (Joanna Burnett). 174554 2004 Spooks: Frequently Asked Questions T UK. Episode #25. 12-6-2004. News Media. Sky Newsreader (Julie Etchingham). 174555 2005 Spooks: Innocent, The T UK. Episode #32. 10-13-2005. News Media. Sky Newsreader (Jeremy Thompson). 174556 2006 Spooks: One T UK. Episode #37. 9-17-2006. Journalist (Annita McVeigh). 174557 2004 Spooks: Outsiders T UK. Episode #23. 11-22-2004. Reporter at Mosque (James Howard). Sky Newsreaders (Kay Burley, Jeremy Thompson). 174558 2002 Spooks: Thou Shalt Not Kill T UK. Episode #1. 5-13-2002. Public Relations. Female PR (Louise Ludgate). 174559 1915 Spoon River Anthology PO Masters, Edgar Lee One of the 244 stories Editor Coolabugh Whedon of the Spoon River Argus. Whedon takes every side of every question, perverts truth and ruins local reputations to gain power and profit. 174560 1988 Spoorloos MF Netherlands TV Journalist (Didier Rousset). Sports Commentator (Francois Guizerix). 174561 1999 Sporlos DF Denmark. Series 1999 Travel Reporters Mette Weyde (1999), Anne Laursen Vig (2001-2002), Helle Lyster (2003), Torben Schou (2004). Hosts Hans George Moller (1999-2003), Line Baun Danielsen (2004). 174562 2005 Sporlost forsvundne danskere og flodheste mm TF TV Reporter (Jonas Schmidt - Local TV Reporter_. 174563 1975 Sport del signor Rossi, Gli C Series Commentator (Walter Valdi). 174564 1932 Sport Parade, The M DVD -R HQ 3476, 3458. SV 194 Horwin, Jerry (Story). Corey Ford and Francis Cockrell (Screenplay) Ness Book Sports Editor Johnny Baker (William Gargan). Columnist Sandy Brown (Joel McCrea) play former college football teammates, rivals in love. One ends up being a sportswriter (which one?). Sketch artist (Marian Maran). Robert Benchley. Newsroom atmosphere Drunken Newspaper Photographer Dizzy (Richard "Skeets" Gallagher). Radio Announcer (Robert Benchley). New York Times 12/17/32: "They have a peculiar notion of newspaper offices in this picture." "…here the mere writing of articles appears to be done in a jiffy. Just a little tapping on a typewriter and the day's work is ended, with columns appearing in the paper." 174565 2004 Sport Relief 2004 DT Sports Commentator (John Sachs - Voice). 174566 1934 Sport Slants M Short Radio Sportscaster Ted Husing introduces the audience to champions in various sports including ping pong, swimming, handball and LaCrosse. 174567 1931 Sporting Blood M DVD -R HQ 2324 (Media Excerpts) Newsreel Cameraman (Edward Brophy) of Hearst Metrotone News 174568 1919 Sporting Chance, A (American Film Co.) M AFI-Critics Critic 174569 1912 Sporting Editor, The M Ness Book Sporting Editor hates women, but changes his mind when he has to accompany the society page editor to a baseball game. 174570 1953 Sporting Instinct SS MLPL Gulick, Bill In "Shaming of Broken Horn and Other Stories." Reporter-Narrator, a Bulletin reporter. Brooks, night editor of the Bulletin. Stockdale, day city editor. Assigned to a story on pioneer memories. 174571 1996 Sports Café T New Zealand Series Reporter-Host (Leigh Hart). Host (Graeme Hill). Chief (Ric Salizzo). 174572 1971 Sports Challenge DT TV Sports Host Dick Enberg 174573 1957 Sports Focus DT Series 1957-58 TV Sportscaster Howard Cosell 174574 1997 Sports Illustrated: Swimsuit '97 T Photographer (Dewey Nicks-Himself). 174575 1999 Sports Illustrated: Swimsuit '99 T Special Swimsuit Editor Diane Smith (Herself) of Sports Illustrated (SI). Photographers Hans Feurer (Himself). Walter Iooss Jr. (Himself). Dominique Issermann (Himself). Andrew MacPherson (Himself), Antoine Verglas (Himself). . 174576 1999 Sports Night: T SVD 960, 749, 745, 735, 732, 729, 727, 723 Episodes. Series (September 1998-May 2000). 45 Episodes TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). 174577 2000 Sports Night: And the Crowd Goes Wild T Szentgyorgyi, Tom and Aaron Sorkin Episode #37. 2-8-2000 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Jeremy and Natalie's break-up ripples through the show after Jeremy asks for his "stuff" back. Casey's dilated pupils provide comic relief for Dan and the crew. Dana deals with Sam's imminent departure. Riot breaks out at Madison Square Garden and Natalie questions turning over the show's filmed coverage of the event to the police. 174578 1998 Sports Night: Apology, The T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #2. 9-29-1998 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Dan is misunderstood on his opinion over marijuana and the law. When Luther Sachs reads this, he demands an on-air apology. Isaac seconds it, as does Dana. But no one will answer as to whom he should be apologizing to. Casey worries about why he is not considered "cool" like Dan is. Dan is stalked by one of the CSC fitness show stars. 174579 2000 Sports Night: April Is the Cruelest Month T Wrubel, Bill and Matt Tarses Episode #42. 3-28-2000 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). The network deals a financial blow to "Sports Night" that has Isaac and Dana reeling - the show's Olympic coverage is going to be cut to the quick and Natalie's job may be cut entirely. Depressed about his disgraceful on-air behavior toward Casey, Dan decides to hold a Passover Seder, which Jeremy turns into a theatrical event that has a healing effect on everyone 174580 2002 Sports Night: Bells and a Siren T Episode #43. 4-4-2000. PR TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Dan Rydell (Josh Charles), sportscasters on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Publicist Catherine Brenner (Alana Ubach) is hired by Dan Rydell. Upset when Natalie gets a job interview with Saturday Night Live, Dana encourages everyone to undermine her confidence. Dan's publicist wants him on the PR fast track - starting with an appearance in New Jersey! Casey and Jeremy roll up their sleeves and try to get to the bottom of CSC's financial woes. Isaac stresses over his stroke's effect on his grandson. 174581 2000 Sports Night: Bells and a Siren T Lusvardi, Chris and David Walpert Episode #43 4-4-2000 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Upset when Natalie gets a job interview with Saturday Night Live, Dana encourages everyone to undermine her confidence. Dan's publicist wants him on the PR fast track - starting with an appearance in New Jersey. Casey and Jeremy roll up their sleeves and try to get to the bottom of CSC's financial woes. Isaac stresses over his stroke's effect on his grandson. 174582 2000 Sports Night: Celebrities T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #38. 2-29-2000 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). The staff prepares for a game of "Celebrities". Jeremy, feeling left out, goes to the bar and makes a new friend, then panics when he realizes who she is. Isaac, despite his vast knowledge of American popular theatre, cannot recall the lyrics of "How Are Things In Glocca Morra". 174583 1999 Sports Night: Cliff Gardner T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #26. 10-19-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). With Sam Donovan (William H. Macy) around stiffness ensues both on and off the set. Dana debates leaving the show, after she feels everyone is blaming her for the shows problems. Natalie tells her that if she goes she has to bring her, and Jeremy, and Dan, and Casey. The tension grows, when the network bosses demand that the staff meet with J.J. and his boys for some notes. Sam is offered Isaac's job but he turns it down, and tells them where to go, thus showing he does have feelings. 174584 2000 Sports Night: Cut Man Cometh, The T Wrubel, Bill and Aaron Sorkin Episode #34. 1-18-2000 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). While prepping to cover a major fight, Dana and Casey duke it out over their stalled fling, and Dan's dad, Jay, hits town for a tense visit. After match goes south, the CSC staff bands together to knock out a killer show. Show includes an hour's worth of coverage of a fight that lasted under a minute and a correspondent who only will respond to being called "the cut man," calls Dan, Casey and Casey, Dan. He also shows he has no idea what he is talking about, when he talks about the last winner of the Miss America pageant, Miss Rochester. 174585 1999 Sports Night: Dana and the Deep Blue Sea T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #15. 2-9-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Having been rebuffed by Rebecca, Dan turns to Casey for help in dating her. Casey, still wrestling with his feelings for Dana, refuses. Next Dan turns to Jeremy in his efforts to be "more than friends" with Rebecca Meanwhile, Dana agrees to go snorkeling with Gordon even though she is terrified of fish. Casey: "Sometimes you just stand there -- hip-deep in pie." Rebecca [to Jeremy]: "Is everyone who works on your show deranged?" 174586 2000 Sports Night: Dana Get Your Gun T SVD 960 Episode #36. 2-1-2000 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Dan Rydell (Josh Charles), sportscasters on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Casey is saddled with morbid co-anchor Sam (William H. Macy). Natalie and Jeremy fight over going to a club. Dan finagles the night off. A substitute anchor can't do his job because of his girlfriend. Dana and Sam share a moment. 174587 1998 Sports Night: Dear Louise T Walpert, David and Aaron Sorkin Episode #7. 11-10-1998 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Jeremy writes a letter to his deaf sister about his new job at Sports Night. In it he describes the last few days there, including Dan's writer's block and the beating of an 80-year-old Negro League ball player, Archibald Russell. He also talks about his love for Natalie. Isaac's mad that his daughter is dating a Republican and Casey tries to annoy Gordon, Dana's new man. Jaffe, managing editor, started out as stringer for Atlanta Journal and went on to win the Pulitzer Prize for coverage of Gemini mission. London Bureau Chief for CNN. Came out of retirement to run new cable sports show. Show has four run-down meetings. 174588 2000 Sports Night: Draft Day Part II - The Fall of Ryan O'Brian T Sorkin, Aaron and Kevin Falls Episode #41. 3-21-2000 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). As NFL draft day unfolds, relationships unravel. Jeremy anguishes over Jenny's visit to the studio, where she and Natalie discover common ground and she and Jeremy come apart. After giving him a talking-to behind closed doors, Casey is stunned when Dan humiliates him in front of millions. 174589 2000 Sports Night: Draft Day: Part I - It Can't Rain at Indian Wells T Tarses, Matt and Aaron Sorkin Episode #40. 3-14-2000 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Casey and Dana try to psyche each other out as they prepare to make their NFL draft day predictions. Dan gets glum when his golf date with PGA star David Duval is jeopardized - by his job. Jeremy tells Natalie about Jenny - except for the part about her being a porn star. Casey questions Dan's attitude and Dan questions their relationship. 174590 1999 Sports Night: Eli's Coming T Sorkin,, Aaron Episode #19. 3-30-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Dan's day is not shaping up to be a good one as Bobbi Bernstein returns to the broadcast, and he discovers Rebecca's husband hasn't quite reached "ex" status. Meanwhile, Casey and Dana's bickering escalates until news that Isaac has suffered a stroke reaches the staff. The slight stroke that Robert Guillaume suffered in late January was officially written into the series. 174591 2000 Sports Night: Forza Del Destino, La T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #44. 5-9-2000 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). While at Anthony's trying to drown their fears about the future of "Sports Night," Dana meets a mysterious stranger who seems to know a great deal about the bidding for Continental Corp. Dan tries to convince Casey that a move to Los Angeles might not be a bad thing. 174592 2000 Sports Night: Giants Win the Pennant, the Giants Win the Pennant, The T Tarses, Matt and Aaron Sorkin Episode #33. 1-11-2000 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Casey goes out with Pixley again much to Dana's dismay. Dan wants to do a story on the amazing World Series win by the Giants in 1951, and finds out that Isaac was actually at the game, although he missed the key home run. When Casey finds out Isaac never told him, but told Jeremy he questions their special bond. 174593 1999 Sports Night: Girl Named Pixley, A T Walpert, David Episode #32. 12-28-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Dana worries when Casey goes out on a date. Jeremy's optimism about his award nomination fades. 174594 1998 Sports Night: Head Coach, The, Dinner and the Morning Mail T SVD 1028 Episode #6. 10-27-1998 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Dan Rydell (Josh Charles), sportscasters on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Reporter Natalie (Sabrina Lloyd) wilts under the hot lights after she files charges against football star during locker-room interviewer The Head Coach" involves Dan's harsh treatment on a coach's bad decision. "The Diner" is about Jeremy's major decision about where to take Natalie on their first date. And the morning mail is about the hate mail Natalie receives after the events of last week's episode 174595 1999 Sports Night: How Are Things in Gloca Morra? T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #17. 3-9-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Televised tennis match heads into overtime, delaying the start of Sports Night and forcing Dana to choose between canceling a date with Gordon and handing the show over to Sally. Meanwhile, Jeremy uses the delay to write to Louise and Dan's charms are beginning to work on Rebecca. 174596 1999 Sports Night: How Are Things in Gloca Morra? T Episode #17. 3-9-1999 Sports Announcer (Frank C. Williams). 174597 1998 Sports Night: Hungry and the Hunted, The T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #3. 10-6-1998 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Jeremy gets the "call" from Isaac and Dana, to go out on assignment for CSC's hunting show. While he wants to move up, he has a problem with hunting animals. Natalie tries to orchestrate romance between Casey and Dana, during one of Luther Sach's parties. Technical errors occur on the set. 174598 1998 Sports Night: Intellectual Property T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #4. 10-13-1998 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Casey spins out of control, due to jealousy when Dana starts seriously dating Gordon. He swats flies that no one else can see, kicks fire hydrants and other odd behavior. Dana, Natalie, and Jeremy wonder where all their "good" ideas went and CSC has to pay royalties after Dan sings Casey "Happy Birthday" on the air. 174599 1999 Sports Night: Kafelnikov T Tarses, Matt and Bill Wrubel Episode #28. 11-2-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Jeremy tells Dana that there is no reason to hire people to prepare for the expected Y2K computer problems. He has made the computers Y2K compatible. To prove this, Jeremy, rigs the computer to say that it is December 31, 1999 and hold a Y2K test to prove that there will be no computer problems when the studio rolls into 2000. The results are total darkness. Dan picks up a therapist in a bar, who invites him out on a date... he thinks, she really just thinks he needs some therapist. 174600 1999 Sports Night: Kyle Whitaker's Got Two Sacks T Szentgyorgyi, Tom Episode #30. 12-14-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Dana is extremely proud when her brother gets two sacks in a football game. She becomes determined to show others how he did it. Jeremy is nervous about firing Corbin Davis, a cousin of JJ's who is screwing up simple assignments. Jeremy gives him a pep talk and Corbin tells him, that he doesn't take sides when JJ talks bad about this show. Because of a drug scandal involving football players erupts, Casey travels to Ohio to find out the names, Tina fills in. When the names are uncovered, one hits close to home for Dana... literally... her brother. 174601 2000 Sports Night: Local Weather, The T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #39. 3-7-2000 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Dan decides to skip therapy and spends an hour in Abby's office telling her so. Jeremy e-mails the porn star he blew off, then decides to tell her in person why he's not going to see her again. Casey decides to bribe the gang with international cuisine to get them to watch a track and field event in the wee hours. Dana decides to seek shelter from a rainstorm in church. 174602 1999 Sports Night: Louise Revisited T Kazdin, Miriam and Aaron Sorkin Episode #27. 10-26-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Jeremy becomes concerned when he finds out Natalie is writing to his deaf sister Louise. Dan and Casey become, very competitive about an Internet poll, over whose cooler. Casey convinces Jeremy to rig the computer to vote for him 2,000 times a minute. When Dana goes out with an old friend from high school, Cab Calloway, Casey is angry. Dana as a spur of the moment action takes off her underwear during the meal. 174603 1998 Sports Night: Mary Pat Shelby T Stern, Tracey and Aaron Sorkin Episode #5. 10-20-1998 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Dana is excited to be getting a notorious football player, Christian Patrick on the show. The staff is not when his lawyers force them to not mention the ex-girlfriend he badly abused, Mary Pat Shelby. When Natalie goes to pre interview him, he assaults her. Dana's decision about whether to break the story is a difficult one, and it is not the same as Dan and Casey's. Also Dan wrestles with whether or not to get a goatee and Dana realizes her absence of a sense of humor. 174604 1999 Sports Night: Napoleon's Battle Plan T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #22. 4-27-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Gordon proposes to Dana. Casey is seething but tells Dan he plans to take the high road and follow Napoleon's Battle Plan. Show up and see what happens next. Dan reminds Casey Napoleon lost at Waterloo and died in exile. He announces his intention to step in. So Dan tells Natalie about Gordon's fling with Sally. Natalie runs straight to Dana, who confronts Gordon who, in turn, tells Dana about Casey's fling with Sally. Then Dana confronts Sally, who reveals she has been sleeping with Casey for months. Confused? You won't be on the tonight's episode of . . . oh wait, that's another show. 174605 1999 Sports Night: Ordnance Tactics T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #20. 4-6-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Isaac's in the hospital, the network brass is all over Dana, Jeremy wants to break up with Natalie, Rebecca may go back to her husband and Casey continues to see Sally -- something's bound to explode -- let's hope it's not a bomb in the building. 174606 1998 Sports Night: Pilot T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #1. 9-22-1998 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Continental Sports Channel (CSC). Luther Sachs is CEO of the company. Dan and Casey originated show two years and two months ago making their first show around mid July, 1996. Casey begins to slow down at the job, due to his impending divorce. The staff tries to get him out of his haze and J.J. and the network brass threaten to fire him. At the same time Casey himself thinks about leaving until he witnesses that he'd only do this for the wrong reasons. Dana hires a new associate producer, neurotic, but brilliant Jeremy Goodwin. Dan has a New York Renaissance.… 174607 1998 Sports Night: Quality of Mercury at 29K, The T Wrubel, Bill and Alan Sorkin Episode #9. 12-1-1998 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). The team broadcasts an Everest climb, the first one since 1954. Jeremy realizes he's got something to live for, Natalie. Casey searches for food, as Dan searches for a charity to give to. Dana takes her niece to see "The Lion King", and discovers a love of the theater. 174608 2000 Sports Night: Quo Vadimus T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #45. 5-16-2000 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Bidders drop out of the auction for Continental Corp., which causes concern for the future of the "Sports Night" team. Meanwhile, Casey prepares to look for new work without Dan, who is reunited with a familiar face from his past. 174609 1999 Sports Night: Rebecca T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #14. 1-26-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Rumors spread about Isaac's job status when the Wall Street Journal reports the recent trouble between Luther Sachs and Sports Night. J.J. begs Isaac to let him forward messages to Luther instead of Isaac doing it himself. This leads Isaac to realize that J.J. is the only one to gain if there is turmoil between the show and company. Maybe J.J. is starting trouble? Dana is nervous that Gordon is going to dump her because she is so preoccupied with work Dan feels he should apologize for not calling Rebecca after he met her in the elevator. She doesn't remember him, though. 174610 1999 Sports Night: Reunion, The T Falls, Kevin and Aaron Sorkin Episode #31. 12-21-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Dana gets edgy as the arrival of her brother comes close. As part of a Secret Santa, Casey searches for the perfect gift for Isaac. Natalie tells Casey that if his gift isn't cheap and located within two blocks of the building he's getting socks. When Natalie gives Dan a tape to watch of her work as an anchor, he tells her it was great, when it really was just mediocre. The crew struggles to name an athlete of the century. Dan decides to go to midnight mass, even though he's Jewish. 174611 1999 Sports Night: Sally T Sweet, Rachel and Aaron Sorkin Episode #16. 2-23-1999 TV Sports Night: Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). When Casey has a one-night stand and does not tell anyone, the entire staff, led by Dan, prods him for details. After Gordon cancels a date with Dana, she questions the status and future of their relationship. Jewish Jeremy, panics when he is set to visit Natalie's parents for a Catholic holiday, he knows nothing of. 174612 1999 Sports Night: Shane T SVD 800 Episode #29. 12-7-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Dan Rydell (Josh Charles), sportscasters on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Casey battles Dana for editorial control. Natalie obsesses over the loss of hell. In a nod to real-life racist John Rocker, Casey interviews an old friend, Shane McArnold, who heaps disdain on his new home city of New York and all its inhabitants. Casey promises to "fix it" out of loyalty, but Dana knows it's good television and leaves it as is. Meanwhile, Dan's therapist Abby is opening up Dan's true feelings about his family, making him more and more dysfunctional. 174613 1998 Sports Night: Shoe Money Tonight T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #10. 12-8-1998 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). It's snowing in Pittsburgh so, the anchors of the 2 AM West Coast Update are stuck and the staff have to stay to do the show. Instead of going to Atlantic City, Dan and Casey and the staff have a poker tournament. Natalie is angry with Jeremy because he skipped an outing with her to go play tennis with an old girlfriend who is now an actress. Casey approves a rundown from the 2AM producer, Sally without consulting Dana, making her feel very angry and unappreciated. Isaac is shrinking. 174614 1998 Sports Night: Six Southern Gentlemen of Tennessee T Sorkin, Aaron and Matt Tarses and David Walpert and Bill Wrubel Episode #11. 12-15-1998 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). South African American football player and five other students refuse to play at a Tennessee college where the Confederate flag is hung. Luther Sachs the owner of CSC and alumnus of the college sides with the college, but Isaac disagrees and says so on the show. Casey goes on "The View" and takes credit for his wardrobe, which he doesn't deserve and this leads Dan and another staffer to teach him that the show is a team. Star Jones, Debbie Matenopoulos, Joy Behar, Meredith Vieira (Themselves). 174615 1999 Sports Night: Small Town T Redford, Paul and Aaron Sorkin Episode #13. 1-12-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). It's Dana and Casey's night off, and neither wants to take it. They decide to double date, Dana with Gordon and Casey with Lisa a lawyer who's on a blind date. Natalie is left to produce the show for the first time, and has to handle an 11th hour trade, which in its chaos, Isaac and Jeremy question her authority. Casey's replacement is Bobbi Bernstein a psychotic woman who thinks that Dan slept with her in Spain and never called. 174616 1999 Sports Night: Smoky T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #12. 1-5-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Certain employees try to position themselves for a promotion when rumors of Isaac's leaving start to circulate. 174617 1999 Sports Night: Special Powers T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #24. 10-5-1999. Season 2 Opener. TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Isaac returns to the job, but the effects of his stroke appear to be affecting his performance. The 90-day "cooling off period" following Dana's canceled wedding is drawing to a close, and Dan encourages Casey to ask Dana out. Natalie and Jeremy fight over a job she's offered in Galveston, TX. 174618 2000 Sports Night: Sweet Smell of Air, The T Handelman, David, Kevin Falls, Matt Tarses, Aaron Sorkin. Episode #35. 1-25-2000 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). The crew is excited when they get a chance to interview Michael Jordan, that is until the strings began to be attached. First they find a paper in the press packet, that coaches Michael how to steer away from sports questions, next they are told to only talk about his new cologne, and then they get a request for total editorial control to Michael. They drop interview when they discover they were picked because of their ratings vulnerability. Sam returns and sets Dana into frenzy. He meets Sally. Casey frets over what to do in front of Charlie's class when he is invited to show and tell. 174619 1999 Sports Night: Sword of Orion, The T Handelman, David, Mark McKinney, Adam Sorkin. Episode #18. 3-23-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Hit hard by the news of his parents' impending divorce, Jeremy pushes himself to solve the mystery of a yachting disaster. Meanwhile, romance is in the air when Rebecca agrees to watch a baseball game with Dan. 174620 1999 Sports Night: Ten Wickets T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #21. 4-13-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Jeremy can't figure out how to report a great story no-one understands. Natalie doesn't accept Jeremy's attempts to break up with her. Rebecca gives Dan her decision. Dana starts losing things and Casey doesn't want to stop the Jerry Falwell jokes. 174621 1998 Sports Night: Thespis T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #8. 11-17-1998 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). November 23rd marks the birthday of Thespis, the Greek God of Theater. A legend states that on his birthday he has been known to haunt live productions, and for the first half-hour of it, Sports Night is targeted. This date also is the anniversary of Dan and Casey's first broadcast, and Casey can't remember. Isaac worries over his expecting daughter, and Dana worries about making Thanksgiving for her mother. 174622 1999 Sports Night: What Kind of Day Has It Been T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #23. 5-4-1999. Season 1 Finale TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Gordon has an announcement for Dana. Dan helps Casey and his son Charlie with a problem. Dana has a big new camera and she's threatening to use it. Isaac's back. Robert Guillaume returns from his stroke.! 174623 1999 Sports Night: When Something Wicked This Way Comes T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #25. 10-12-1999 TV Sports Staff. Casey McCall (Peter Krause) and Daniel (Dan) Rydell (Josh Charles), sports co-anchors on Sports Night team. Managing Editor Isaac Jaffe (Robert Guillaume). Executive Producer Dana Whitaker (Felicity Huffman). Senior Associate Producer Natalie Hurley (Sabrina Lloyd). Associate Producer Jeremy Goodwin (Joshua Malina). Rumors abound that a "ratings guy" is being brought in to raise the show from its third place status. To Dana's surprise, Isaac announces the rumors are true. Dana has an "epiphany" that she and Casey should date other people for six months. S Dan is invited to a Hillary Clinton fundraiser, and in his efforts to impress the First Lady, confuses secular with non-secular in a conversation about schools. This causes him no end of distress, and he proceeds to obsess about it to Casey. Sam Donovan (William H. Macy). 174624 1997 Sports on the Silver Screen T Newsreel Announcer (Ed Herlihy-Himself). 174625 2001 Sports Pages, The M VHS 1277 Sports Media. Two sports tales. 174626 1981 Sportsbeat DT Series. 8-16-1981 to 12-15-1985. ABC TV Sportscaster Howard Cosell takes an investigative look at the sports world. 174627 1979 SportsCenter DT Series 1979 TV Sports Program. TV Sports Anchors Cindy Brunson, Trey Wingo, Michelle Bonner, Neil Everett (2006), Stan Verrett (2006). Reporters Lee Perkins, Colleen Dominguez (2006), Alex Flanagan (2006), Ed Werder (2006. 174628 1992 Sportsman's Paradise NM MLPL Lemann, Nancy Editor Storey Collier, female Fun Section editor, New York Examiner. Editor, Mr. Underwood. Colleagues (Margaret, Speed Weed, Beeper LeMoyne). 174629 1965 Sportsman's Holiday DT Series. 6-16-1965 to 8-13-1967. NBC Sportscaster Curt Gowdy. Films and guest interviews. 174630 1990 Sportsrevyen TF Norway. Series. Reporter-Programle Dag Erik Pedersen (1999-).Kommentators Uni Anisdahl, Jon Herwig Carlsen (1990-), Arne Scheie (1990). Programleder Espen Graff (1995-). 174631 1957 Sportsview: Sportsview Special: World Cup Football - Ireland vs. Italy DT Episode #1. 12-5-1967 Commentator Kenneth Wolstenholme - Voice. Presenters Peter Dimmock, Brian Johnston. 174632 1978 Sportsworld DT Series. 1-22-1978. NBC Sportscasters Mike Adamle (1978-1983), Dick Enberg (1978-1979), Len Berman (1982), Bill Macatee (1984-1985). 174633 2000 Sportswriter Loses Control: Love Story, A NR Kurz, Susanne and Lawrence S. Itter New York Sportswriter Victor is a cynical 71-year-old. Can he find romance and happiness with a troubled 35-year-old German woman, despite the vast differences in their ages, religions and cultural backgrounds? Thrown together accidentally, Victor and Angie find themselves attracted to each other while simultaneously battling their own inner demons: he stubbornly refusing to accept the sexual consequences of old age, she struggling to keep attacks of deep-seated depression at bay. Can they defy the odds and live contentedly together or will their dissimilar backgrounds and the afflictions of time and nature overwhelm them? 174634 1986 Sportswriter, The NS OWN - H Ford, Richard Sportswriter. Ralph Bascombe, brooding antihero, writes for glossy sports magazine 174635 2004 Sposa, La MF Newspaperman (Jerry Wallace). Newspaperman's wife (Annie Yoho). 174636 1937 Spot News DT DVD 8402 Classic Newspaper Industry Films. 9:15 Newspaper Photos. Look at how pictures were transferred to wire just after the technology was introduced in the early 1930s. Wire service changed the way information traveled and increased the speed at which news could be disseminated. 174637 1987 Spot On! DT Series 1987 - New Zealand, Australia, Canada Reporter-Presenter Phil Keoghan (1990). 174638 1939 Spot Savage CB All-American Comics #1. April 1939. First Appearance Reporter Spot Savage, two-fisted newsman and adventurer in the late 1930s. 174639 2006 Spot: Jytte Borberg DF Denmark. Episode #62. 3-25-2006 Photographer Thomas Borberg (Himself). 174640 2004 Spot: Pernille Rosendahl DF Episode #28. 7-12-2004 Music Critic (Erik Jensen). 174641 2003 Spot: Sign of the Times, A DT Newscaster (Bobby Grosser). 174642 2005 Spot: Soren Solkaer Starbird DF Denmark. TV Series. 11-28-2005 Photographer Soren Solkaer Starbird (Himself). 174643 2005 Spot: Thomas Kluge DT Episode #39. 5-23-2005 Journalist Torben Weirup. 174644 1960 Spotkania w mroku MF Poland News Media. Journalist (Alexander Papendiek). Reporterin (Margarete Graf). 174645 1950 Spotlight on Sports DT Sportscaster Bill Stern 174646 1945 Spotlight on the World DM DVD -R HQ 2695 MGM Presents Newsreel. Feature Presentation. Samartians of the Alps. March of Science. Mainly for Women. Other features. 174647 1919 Spotlight Sadie M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations 174648 1870 Spotted Dog, The SS Trollope, Anthony In "Complete Short Stories, Anthony Trollope, The." Newspaper. Julius Mackenzie, on the staff of Penny Dreadful. "I write for them matter, which we among ourselves call 'blood and nastiness,' -- and which is copied from one to another. 174649 2001 Sprangaren MF News Reader on TV (Fredrik Birging). Photographer (Joakim Natterquist). 174650 2000 Spreading Ground, The M News Media. Reporter #1 (Kathie Imrie). Messenger (Rogue Johnston). 174651 1949 Spreading the News T Actor's Studio News. E.G. Marshall, Julie Harris 174652 1994 Sprechende Grab, Das MF Germany Journalist (Giora Seeliger). 174653 1896 Sprightly Romance of Marsac, The N MLPL Seawell, Molly Elliott Journalists, two Parisians, down to their last penny invent a rich uncle in America, their credit is restored. Then their uncle becomes a reality 174654 2006 Spring Break in Bosnia M Anderson, Scott's Esquire Article. Written by Richard Shepard. Journalist (Richard Gere), a seasoned pro who is discredited and disgraced, a young journalist (Jesse Eisenberg) and an experienced cameraman (Terence Howard) hunt a real-life Serbian war criminal The three journalists go on an unauthorized mission to find the No. 1 War Criminal in Bosnia. They find themselves in serious jeopardy when they are mistaken as a CIA hit squad and their target decides to come after them. Scott Anderson Esquire magazine article is about journalists Sebastian Junger and John Falk who made a half-hearted attempt to catch an architect of ethnic cleansing. 174655 2001 Spring Break Lawyer MT Florida Reporter (Giuliana DePandi). Fantasy Sequence Reporter (Jay Johnston). 174656 2008 Spring Breakdown M Reporter (Paul Keeley). 174657 2004 Spring Habit NS Hanson, David Sports Reporter Amy Springer is the beat reporter for the big league Washington Memorials. She covers the story of a nun with a nasty knuckleball who is on a mission to make the club in 1994 Spring Training. Both are strangers in a world where they are not wanted and not welcomed. 174658 1938 Spring Madness M DVD -R 1531 Press 174659 1998 Spring of '68, The N Cawood, Chris News Media 174660 1922 Spring Street: Story of Los Angeles, A NM MLPL Richardson, James H. Newspaperman John Gallant. Cyrus W. Phillips, "chief" publisher. Brennan, star reporter. 174661 1935 Spring Tonic M Hecht, Ben and Rose Caylor (Play --" Man-Eating Tiger, The"). Patterson McNutt, H.W. Hanemann (Screenplay). Howard I. Young (Adaptation) Reporter Sykes (Jack Haley) is a nosy reporter. 174662 1989 Spring, The M Reporter (Keith Ward) 174663 1985 Springen MF Journalist (Dirk Lesaffer) 174664 1990 Springflut N Grün, Max von der Germany Journalist 174665 1999 Springwater Seasons NR Miller, Linda Lael Editor Jessica creates sparks when she comes to take charge of her late brother's bankrupt newspaper in Springwater, a tiny stagecoach stop that blossoms into a bustling Montana town. She finds herself in a heated love match with the town mayor. 174666 2001 Spud Johnson & Laughing Horse D Udall, Sharyn R. Journalist Walter Willard “Spud” Johnson is the quirky editor, poet, journalist, diarist and printer. He’s the major figure in the story of the men and women who made New Mexico a center of regional American literature, criticism and visual arts in the 1920s and 1930s. He befriended and published such artists as D.H. Lawrence, Mary Austin, Mabel Dodge Luhan, Witter Bynner, Georgia O’Keeffe and John Marin. Together they helped to create a new voice for the Southwest, fusing high art and low, repudiating the derivative cultural tradition of their predecessors, and bringing the Native American and Hispanic cultural heritage to the attention of the American mainstream. 174667 2008 Spun Tales: Black Widow Agency, The N Donovan, Felicia Reporter Chelsea Mattox, that pesky reporter, is back and annoying the ladies at the Black Widow Agency who bring justice to wronged women like themselves with their trademark blend of computer forensics, surveillance technology and women’s intuition. They are playing bodyguard to an unpublished manuscript. Its famous author, whose controversial medical thrillers have made her a target for adoring fans, angry fanatics and powerful pharmaceutical interest, is in need of protection. And one of the ladies is now missing. 174668 1993 Spunk: Tonya Harding Story, The MT Newswoman (Jennifer Dell) 174669 2009 Spy and the Sparrow, The M News Anchor (Larry Gross). 174670 1970 Spy Force: Correspondent, The T Episode #32. Australia Series Press 174671 2001 Spy Game M CNN Reporter (Frank Nall). U.S.-China Reporter (Ian Porter). 174672 1997 Spy Girl NJ John, Laurie. Francine Pascal Reporter Elizabeth must pretend to be Scott's girlfriend in order to get an exclusive story. 174673 1950 Spy Hunt M Correspondent Catherine Ullven (Marta Toren) posing as a foreign correspondent 174674 1986 Spy in the Deuce Court, The NM OWN - P Deford, Frank Freelance Writer Ronnie Ratajozak who follows the women's international tennis tour and enjoys the sexual favors of many of the players. Hired by the CIA to act as a decoy spy, he becomes involved in serio-comic misadventures. Ratajozak knows where the bodies are buried, but his discretion enables him to stay on good terms with everyone and enjoy the free ride. He has an unrequited love for the best player on the circuit. None of this keeps him from recycling data for travel articles under a multitude of pseudonyms, or from an active love life. His problems begins when he accepts money from the CIA to be a decoy spy. They involve drugs, deceptions, defections, kidnappings, shootings, and the cutthroat world of sports fashion. 174675 1958 Spy in the Sky! M TV Newscaster (E.F. Beavis). Newscaster (Robert H. MacDowell). Newscaster (Alex Zweers). 174676 2001 Spy Kids M Newscaster (Angela Lanza) 174677 2002 Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams M PR Reporter (Deidre A. Cannon). Park Public Relations (Angela Lanza). 174678 2003 Spy Kids Adventures #6: Spy TV NJ Lenhard, Elizabeth Reporters. When asked, "How did that story happen?" Devlin said with a furrowed brow: "Somebody leaked it to the reporter." He read an excerpts from the article to the spies: "We at Novelty spoke to…." Devlin held up a copy of Novelty, the Hollywood trade magazine. A headline on the front page read "Cheathams Are Just Points Away From Winning Power Trip." 174679 1936 Spy of Napoleon M News Vendor (Stafford Hilliard) 174680 1938 Spy Ring, The M Reporters (Harry Harvey, Eddie Parker, Pat Gleason). Radio Operator (Lester Dorr) 174681 1942 Spy Ship M DVD -R HQ 10505, 10507 Dyer, George (Novel). Robert E. Kent (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Ward Prescott (Craig Stevens) for The Record is engaged to an heiress' half sister. Heiress is involved in selling secrets to the Nazis and her body is found in the trunk of a car. Reporter investigates her murder. He rescues his fiancée when she is lured away by crooks through the use of a telegram supposedly sent by sister. Police round up enemy agents and reporter shoots the leader of the spy ring when he tries to swim away. When Prescott finds the heiress' body, he calls the editor who decides not to notify the police until he has sent a photographer to get pictures of the corpse. Reporter (Creighton Hale). Reporter (William Hopper). News Office Workers (Eddie Graham, Hank Mann). 174682 1942 Spy Smasher M Serial TV Journalists. German spies led by Tris Coffin fake that they are television journalists reporting on the war effort to get access to American military secrets. 174683 1943 Spy Train M Littlefield, Scott (Story). Leslie Schwabacher, Wallace Sullivan, Burt Lytton (Screenplay). Ness Book War Correspondent Bruce (Richard Travis) and photographer Stu (Chick Chandler) fight Nazis. Bruce returns from Europe and has written a book called "Darkness Germany." Together with Stu he follows daughter of the publisher of The Star Tribune onto a train They want to find out why her father has stopped running anti-Nazi articles. Correspondent believes publisher in league with spies, but publisher stopped printing articles because he is being blackmailed. Blackmailers have photographs of daughter associating with Hitler and Goering. Publisher's daughter's assistant mistakenly has case supposedly with secret documents but actually has time bomb inside Photographer stabbed. Correspondent accused of assault. Also accused of murder of man whose body found in closet. Bruce is locked inside his compartment by conductor, but escapes and rounds up spies -- he looks in own book to find out about them: "I ought to read my stuff more often." Decodes message sent by spies and discovers truth about bomb. Detained by authorities and spies get hold of case and are blown up. Correspondent tells daughter he thinks her father acted unethically by suppressing articles. 174684 1973 Spy Trap: Hero's Return, A T Episode #18. 10-16-1973 Journalist (John Caesar). Journalist (John Slavid). Journalist (Paul Thompson). 174685 2002 Spy TV T SVD 1225 Episode Reporter Heather Tenille, KQRW News, Crime Scene Live Report is a fake. 174686 2001 Spy TV T Episode #1. 6-21-2001 News Media. TV Reporter (Brenda Epperson Doumani - Brenda Epperson). 174687 1963 Spy Who Was So Obvious, The SM PVL Roth, Holly In "Ellery Queen's 20th Anniversary Annual: 20 Stories From Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine." Editor George. Jimmy, the freelancer. ("Editors are hell all around, but the educated ones are the worst.) 174688 2000 Spy's Wife, The N Hill, Reginald Weinberg List Journalist 174689 1988 Spyder M TV News Announcer (Don Curry). 174690 2001 Spyder Games: T Episode #2. 6-20-2001 Reporter (Jillian Barberie). 174691 1999 Spyder Web N Grace, Tom Weinberg List Journalist 174692 1998 Spyro the Dragon G Interviewer (Jamie Alcroft - Voice). 174693 1917 Square Deal, A M AFI-Reporters/Authors Reporter Doris Golden (June Elvidge) works for the Evening Star is in love with a writer who leaves her after he becomes a literary success. Complicated plot develops. 174694 1955 Square Jungle, The M News Vendor (John George). 174695 1961 Square Mile Murder, The M Newscaster (Antony Brown). Host (Edgar Lustgarten). 174696 1982 Square Pegs: Weemaweegates T SVD 1401 Episode #108 Reporters Patty and Lauren dig into a mascot scandal 174697 1964 Square Root of Zero, The M AFI-Authors/Playwrights Writer 174698 1984 Squaring the Circle MT Reporter (Bob Sessions) 174699 1982 Squartatore di New York, Lo MF Italy Newspaper Buyer (Michele Soavi). 174700 1937 Squeaker, The M Reporter Joshua Collie is a sardonic reporter (Alistair Sim) 174701 1930 Squeaker, The M Reporter Collie (Nigel Bruce) 174702 1971 Squeakie's Second Case SM GPL Manners, Margaret In "Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories to Stay Awake By." First published in Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine. Journalist. Squeakie announced she was taking a course in journalism. She thought a wife should understand her husband's work. Narrator is the husband. Squeakie is Desdemona. Husband lets her take his assignment to interview a popular female novelist. Editor Harris calls him to tell him Bradley was killed in a domestic accident. Squeakie says it's murder. She solves the crime. 174703 1927 Squealer, The (aka The Squeaker: London’s Underworld of Crime” N Wallace, Edgar Reporter Tillman always is poking his nose into everyone’s business, a newsmonger whose disgreeable imposture does not prevent his comic reporter partner, who scuttles about, from getting the real scoop on the squealer mystery. A squealer, a thief who betrays thieves, in this case also a receiver of stolen goods. When a robber refuses the meager price that he offers for purloined bonds or jewels, the squealer tells the police on him. Scotland Yard resents the squealer’s impudently informative gratuities. No one can guess who he is because of his disguises and devices with which Squealer cloaks his criminal doings. 174704 1990 Squeeze Play N OWN - H Leavy, Jane Female Reporter A.B. Berkowitz covering baseball team, the Washington senators for the Washington Tribune. 174705 1987 Squeeze, The M B 108 News Media. Reporter #1 (Diana Lewis). Reporter #3 (Andrew Magarian). 174706 1922 Squibs Wins the Calcutta Sweep M Reporter (Donald Searle) 174707 2005 Squirrel Man M Reporter (Kerry Carnahan). Squirrel bite leads elderly jazz musician to believe he has become a .superhero. These powers inspire him to fight crime in his neighborhood, which unexpectedly leads to the mending of his broken relationship with his son. 174708 2008 Squirrels in the Mist N Ostlund, Ron Public Relations Practitioner Peter O’Malley owns a public relations firm (PR Inc). Roscoe and his friends, Webster and Spark, want to convince the Committee for the Protection of Neighborhood Resources’ that it is a bad idea to hire O’Mally’s firm to improve the community’s image. 174709 1988 Squirt M Photographer Reggie (Tim Ryan). 174710 1982 Squizzy Taylor M Reporter (Ian Clutterham). Reporter (Adam Joseph). Reporter (Hardy Stow). 174711 1958 SSN-571: The Nautilus T Armstrong Circle Theatre -11-26-58 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 174712 1977 SST: Death Flight MT Reporter (Ric Carrott) 174713 1980 St. Anthony Chorale, The SS GPL Rubin, Louis D., Jr. In 'The Best American Short Stories 1981." Newspaperman. Narrator, when 23, went to Satunton to work on a newspaper. 174714 1996 St. Burl's Obituary N Akst, Daniel Journalist Burl Bennett is an overweight obituary writer for a New York paper who stumbles into the aftermath of a mob killing in the restaurant he co-owns with his uncle 174715 1866 St. Elmo P MLPL Wilson, Augusta Evans Press 174716 1985` St. Elmo's Fire M L. DVD Schumacher, Joel, Carl Kurlander (Screenplay) Ness Book Obituary Writer Kevin (Andrew McCarthy) who aspires to a journalism career. Young, but already adopted the typically cynical, depressed journalist pose. Eventually he gets an article printed called "The Meaning of Life." "I thought writing for the paper would make you happy…." "Writing obituaries is not writing. All my characters die in the end." Some experts say Kevin hid his implied homosexuality. He was described by Cosmopolitan as “a not-so-happy journalist who fears himself to be gay.” Kevin’s the lone gay who socializes only with straights and has a crush on a female. The gay element is introduced to milk laughs or appear relevant and ultimately the issue is dropped. 174717 1987 St. Elsewhere: T SV 130 Episode. Series 10-26-1982 to 5-25-1988. TV News Crew 174718 1983 St. Elsewhere: AIDS & Comfort T Episode #31. 12-21-1983 News Media. Reporter (Jessica Drake). Reporter (Kenneth Lloyd). Reporter (Terence McGovern). White diagnoses a case of AIDS in a Boston City councilman. Daniels and Ehrlich try to run a blood drive amidst a blizzard and rumors about the AIDS patient. 174719 1982 St. Elsewhere: Bypass T Episode #2. 11-9-1982 Reporter (Thomas Babson). Dr. Craig holds a news conference and badgets a patient into a surgical consent. 174720 1987 St. Elsewhere: Coupla White Dummies Sitting Around Talking, A T Episode #126. 12-16-1987 News Media. Reporter #1 (Kenney Rhoder). Reporter #2 (Shelli Place). Company that owns the hospital finds itself sued for infringement. 174721 1984 St. Elsewhere: Dr. Wyler, I Presume T Episode #57. 12-19-1984. Reporter (Thomas Babson). TV Anchorwoman Susan Barkley (Patricia Conklin). 174722 1984 St. Elsewhere: Drama Center T Episode #36. 2-15-1984 TV Documentary Crew follows Dr. Craig around to film a documentary on him and St. Elsewhere. 174723 1983 St. Elsewhere: Entrapment T Episode #29. 12-7-1983 Reporter (Theresa DePaolo). 174724 1984 St. Elsewhere: Fade To White T Episode #51. 11-7-1984 Anchorwoman (Patricia Conklin). Many of the residents interview for a TV job. 174725 1982 St. Elsewhere: Legionnaires (Part 2) T Episode #7. 12-14-1982 Reporter (Thomas Babson). Dr. Westphall risks his job by creating an isolation floor to stem the spread of the suspected Legionnaire's Disease and the Public Relations fiasco causes administrator Cummings to fall on his sword to save the hospital. 174726 1983 St. Elsewhere: Qui Transtulit Sustinet T Episode #26. 11-16-1983 Photographer (Milt Oberman). 174727 1984 St. Elsewhere: Up on the Roof T Episode #53. 11-21-1984 Anchorwoman (Patricia Conklin). 174728 1984 St. Elsewhere: Vanity T Episode #39. 3-7-1984 TV Documentary. Craig tries to stop the TV documentary. 174729 1976 St. Ives M SVD 649 Former Reporter Raymond St. Ives (Charles Bronson), former crime reporter and novelist 174730 1939 St. Louis Blues M PR Publicity Man (Gene Morgan). Cameraman (Archie Twitchell). 174731 2006 St. Paul Conspiracy, The N Stelljes, Roger Investigative Reporter Claire Daniels, the Twin Cities' most prominent political and investigative reporter is the latest murder victim of a serial killer terrorizing the working women of University Avenue in St. Paul, Minn. With the Daniels murder on top of the latest serial killer attack, the political and media pressure on the St. Paul Police Department only builds. It places the chief homicide detective in the middle of a high stakes murder investigation that ultimately have national political and security implications. 174732 1967 St. Valentine's Day Massacre, The M Interviewer. Poolside Interviewer (Betsy Jones-Moreland). Poolside Interviewer #2 (Buck Taylor). 174733 1989 St. Valentine's Night N OWN - H - GPL Greeley, Andrew M. TV Correspondent Neil Connor, burned out TV correspondent and celebrity, is convinced you can't go home again. Assigned to Chicago to cover an election, he never expected that a high school reunion could turn his life upside down. Neighborhood thought Nick was a hero. Beautiful woman whose life he had saved on St. Valentine's morning, needed his help again. Suspected of fraud and murder. 174734 2005 Staatsgevaarlijk TF Netherlands Interviewer (Arjan Vlakveld). 174735 2001 Stacey Stone - Hot Gossip NJ Apps, Roy (Writer). Simon Gane (Illustrator). #3 Stacey Stone Series School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Stacey is not happy. Mr. Pook, the head teacher, is now refusing to fund The Grundy Times. It could have something to do with a picture in the last edition. Only way to keep the paper going is to make some money. Editors Nat 'n' Matt have the perfect solution - Hot Gossip. The Grundy Times, home of hard-hitting journalism and angst-filled agony columns is now a celebrity glossy. Stacey's groundbreaking agony column is being pushed aside for everyone to read about Matt 'n' Nat's views on life, the university and everything. We're meant to be running a newspaper, not a gossip column. 174736 2002 Stacey Stone: Artistic Differences T Apps, Roy (Characters and Books) Episode #12. 12-4-2002 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Talent scouts are rumored to be attending Grundy High's competition. Nat reveals that her mystery musical partner is "Shug the Thug" Thorburn. If only talent went her way. New girl Priya shows Ed that she has talents of her own. Editors Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) and Matt think they're the local answer to Posh and Becks. Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) 174737 2002 Stacey Stone: Big Hugs T Apps, Roy Episode #11. 11-27-2002 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) Editors Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) and Matt think they're the local answer to Posh and Becks. Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) 174738 2001 Stacey Stone: Cooking Up Trouble NJ Apps, Roy (Writer). Simon Gane (Illustrator). #2 Stacey Stone Series School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Other people's problems are a whole lot easier to sort out if you haven't got problems of your own. Like being forced to take on a false identity for your own safety and working out how you know if a boy really fancies you. And don't even get me started on Nat 'n' Matt and that crazy cookery competition. 174739 2002 Stacey Stone: Fashion Victims, The T Apps, Roy (Characters and Books) Episode #10. 11-20-2002 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Now that Mel has perfected Ed's kissing skills, he's out to get Ed a new wardrobe. Nat and Matt are out to gain more popularity in the school's fashion show and they don't care who they quash to be victorious. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) The popular Conor asks Stacey for help as his mother drives him round the bend getting him rich clothes when all he wants is to be normal. Nat overhears this and publishes the story with Conor's "consent." The article lands in the wrong hands -- his mum. The fashion show goes ahead with Pryia and Ed winning the contest. This makes Stacey wonder -- Is Ed different than she thought he was? Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). Editors Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) and Matt. Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. 174740 2002 Stacey Stone: Football Crazy T Apps, Roy (Characters and Books) Episode #13. 12-11-2002 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Matt gets his big break when football scouts want him to try out for the School Boys' Team. Will Jo, the astrologer's horoscope predictions come true? Journalist (Gordon Brown). Editors Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) and Matt think they're the local answer to Posh and Becks. Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) 174741 2001 Stacey Stone: Geek Encounter T Apps, Roy (Characters and Books) Episode #4. 11-27-2001 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Technology is advancing and this leaves the Grundy Times without many stories as the classmates can all find out the stories quicker through the Internet. Stacey receives a problem from Ian who is being bullied through the Internet. Stacey realizes the problem is harder than it sounds as the people cannot be traced, but soon finds out that the bullies are from a rival school, Mandonna High., Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) Editors Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) and Matt think they're the local answer to Posh and Becks. Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). 174742 2001 Stacey Stone: Guest List T Apps, Roy (Characters and Books) Episode #5. 12-3-2001 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. The Racket, Stacey's favorite band, is in town and she seems to be the only one without a ticket. Joanne gets two tickets for "the press" to go see the concert and give the review. But the problem is that there's two tickets. She gets one, but who does she give the other to? Ed or Stacey? Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) Editors Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) and Matt think they're the local answer to Posh and Becks. Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). 174743 2001 Stacey Stone: Hot Gossip T Apps, Roy (Characters and Books) Episode #6. 12-10-2001 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Stacey's newest problem is from Charlotte McDougal who is working at Chucky's, the burger bar, for extremely low wages. Stacey jumps into action, determined to put the bar out of business, which is the rival of Lorenzo's, Stacey's favorite café. Meanwhile, the Grundy Times is under threat. Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) Editors Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) and Matt think they're the local answer to Posh and Becks. Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). 174744 2003 Stacey Stone: Kiss Chase (2) T Apps, Roy (Characters and Books) Episode #15. 1-2-2003 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Stacey has too many problems of her own. The Grundy gang get together when Nat stages a barbecue to celebrate Matt's return. Ed takes Stacey's advice and tells the truth. Stacey resigns as Agony Aunt and decides maybe it's time to give it a rest, for now. Editors Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) and Matt think they're the local answer to Posh and Becks. Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) 174745 2002 Stacey Stone: Mixed Messages T Apps, Roy (Characters and Books) Episode #8. 11-6-2002 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Nat and Matt are back together. After a kiss at the disco, Ed gets some romantic feelings towards Stacey but Stacey doesn't reciprocate. Nat and Matt are acting like tabloid editors looking for their next victim -- who turns out to be a celebrity. Meanwhile, the Grundy High gets a new reporter. PR Girl (Naomi Gudge). Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) Editors Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) and Matt think they're the local answer to Posh and Becks. Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). 174746 2001 Stacey Stone: Pandora's Lunchbox T Apps, Roy (Characters and Books) Episode #3. 11-19-2001 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Stacey helps Jordanne overcome her shyness by giving her fashion tips and to lose her lunchbox. But Jordanne is unwilling and Stacey sets out to make the lunchboxes popular. It works -- even with Nat joining it. It is also Nat's birthday and gets an autographed photo of The Last Word. But it goes missing, leaving Jordanne with a guilty face. Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) Editors Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) and Matt think they're the local answer to Posh and Becks. Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). 174747 2001 Stacey Stone: Rat's Tale, A NJ Apps, Roy (Writer). Simon Gane (Illustrator). #1 Stacey Stone Series School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Stacey Stone may only be in Year Seven, but she knows she has the answer for everything. Boring boyfriends, difficult dads, teachers in tantrums -- just write in to The Grundy Times problem page. All your problems solved -- guaranteed. Stacey lands the job of Agony Aunt on her school newspaper much to the annoyance of Editors Matt and Nat. When a letter arrives which implies boyfriend trouble on a large scale, Stacey jumps to the wrong conclusion and soon a harmless problem ends up involving the United States, the local TV station and one very cross head teacher. "Of course, you have to be really careful about getting your facts right. What was I supposed to think when Zoe Trubshawe said her dad was going to chuck cute Brad in the river? Evil father drowns gorgeous boyfriend-not if I've got anything to do with it. 174748 2001 Stacey Stone: Santa Clause T Apps, Roy (Characters and Books) Episode #7. 12-17-2001 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Ed is worried about asking Stacey to the Christmas disco, in case she takes it the wrong way. But meanwhile she is busy trying to catch the Shopping Center's Santa stealing, rather than giving toys to children. Matt and Nat break up. Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) Editors Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) and Matt think they're the local answer to Posh and Becks. Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). 174749 2002 Stacey Stone: Stacey Stone, Kiss Chase! NJ Apps, Roy (Writer). Simon Gane (Illustrator). #4 Stacey Stone Series School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. "I think I might be about to retire. How can I say I'm a real Agony Aunt when I've no idea about what's going on with me and Ed? And it's not only me -- everyone at my school seems to be having relationship problems." Poor Emma. "I may be confused but at least I haven't just been dumped for my little sister." 174750 2002 Stacey Stone: Stars In Their Eyes T Apps, Roy (Characters and Books) Episode #9. 11-13-2002 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Pryia makes her debut by making a suggestion of making Jo the new Astrologer for the newspaper -- due to her recent interest in the subject. But she soon finds herself in competition with Stacey and her problem page. Meanwhile, Ed figures Stacey does not want to go further due to his "technique," so Mel gives him lessons. Stacey's problem is that Kirsty is worried about exams and she's the smartest person in the class. Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) Editors Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) and Matt think they're the local answer to Posh and Becks. Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). 174751 2002 Stacey Stone: Tangled Web (1) T Apps, Roy (Characters and Books) Episode #14. 12-18-2002 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Erika (aka Snooger Smith) wants Stacey to settle a bet and it concerns Erika's boyfriend, Andrew. But Stacey has other plans for Erika's boyfriend. It's Ed's birthday and he doesn't want Priya to organize it for him. Editor Matt is on holiday and Editor Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) is not going to be seen moping around missing him. Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) 174752 2001 Stacey Stone: Thin Is In T Apps, Roy (Characters and Books) Episode #2. 11-12-2001 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Celebrity Chef's roadshow comes to Grundy High and Stacey has to deal with Mel who is getting teased about her weight. Stacey prints a reply advising Mel to have confidence and maybe wear hotpants. But Stacey finds out that Mel stands for Melvin -- a boy. Stacey notices Mel's interest and talent in photography and earns him a place as the chief photographer. The roadshow goes down well with Ed and Stacey becoming victorious and leaving Matt and Nat covered in chocolate. Front Page News. Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) Editors Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) and Matt think they're the local answer to Posh and Becks. Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). 174753 2001 Stacey Stone: Twist in the Tale, A T Apps, Roy (Characters and Books) Episode #1. 11-5-2001. Series 11-1-2001 to 1-1-2003 School Newspaper Advice Columnist Stacey Stone (Lorna Craig) is busy running an advice column for The Grundy Times as an Agony Aunt. She wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry and dreams of becoming a world-class, top journalist. Stacey wants to move away from her boring hometown of Rockferry. She dreams of becoming a world-class top journalist. Editors Nat (Tiffany Mulheron) and Matt think they're the local answer to Posh and Becks. Working on the paper with her are Ed Reekie (Jack Neilson), her partner in crime. Joanne Jobbins (Sophie McCabe) who idolizes Stacey and Mel Chisolm (Alan McKenna), the paper's photographer. Pryia Sinque (Salma Kharshid) Stacey applies to take part in her school paper. She takes charge of being the Agony Aunt and comes to here first problem with Zoe Trubshawe who's dad wants to get rid of Brad, "that lousy rat." Assuming its her boyfriend, Stacey takes the agony further and vows to help Zoe. But the description of Brad is accurate and Stacey realizes being an agony aunt is harder than she thought. Newsvendor #1 (James McArdale). Newsvendor #2 (Tommy Taylor). 174754 1955 Stacheltier, Das: Haushaltswunder, Das TF Episode #41. 3-4-1955 Reporter (Franz Arzdorf). 174755 1954 Stacheltier, Das: Stiesels Institut fur gute Sitten TF Episode #1. 2-19-1954 Reporter (Gunter Hintze). 174756 1987 Stacking M Photographer (Peter Coyote). 174757 1975 Stade 2 DF France Columnists Patrick Knaff, Dominique Le Glou, Christophe Duchiron, Patrice Romedenne, Alexandre Boyon, Alain Vernon. Interviewer (Nelson Monfort). Pierre Albaladejo (Rugby), Jean-Louis Calmejane (Rugby), Roger Couderc (Rugby), Pierre Salviac (Rugby, 1975-), Jean Mamere (Rugby and Sailing), Thierry Blancot (1995-2002), Laurent Frederic Bollee (Motor Sports), Pierrette Bres (Horse Riding), Alain de Chalvron (Sailing), Richard Diot (Basketball), Pierre Fulla (Gymnastics, Boxing and Winter Sports), Jean-Rene Godart (Cycling), Francis Maroto (Boxing). Patrick Montel (Athletics and Handball). Jean-Paul Olivier (Cycling). Thierry Roland (Soccer), Didier Roustan (Soccer - 1992-1995), Lionel Chamoulaud (Tennis). Columnist Leon Zitrone (Horse Riding and Ice Skating). Hosts Robert Chapatte (1975-1985), Gerard Holtz (1985-1992, 2005-), Patrick Chene (1992-1995), Pierre Sled (1995-2000), Laurent Luyat (2004-2005). 174758 2003 Staff som fortjent DF Norway Interviewer Per Asle Rustad. 174759 1950 Stage 13 T Series Press 174760 1954 Stage 7 T Series 1954-1955 Press 174761 1955 Stage 7: Note of Fear, A T Episode #16. News Vendor (George Selk). Announcer (Don Rickles). 174762 1937 Stage Door M DVD -R HQ 8876, 8877 Reporter (Jack Richardson). Announcer (Philip Morris). 174763 2003 Stage Door Canteen N Davis, Maggie Magazine Editor uprooted from civilian life and attached to the Allied High Command is one of three men who finds his destiny linked with three volunteer hostesses from New York’s famous Stage Door Canteen when New York City is dark, its lights turned off as enemy submarines lurk offshore. The two other men join the magazine editor -- a gunner from a B-17 bomber who is a national hero and the violence-stalked captain of a Royal Merchant navy freighter. Genevieve Rose is a beautiful Broadway star in an experimental Rodgers and Hammerstein musical that seems headed for disaster. Elise Ginsberg is an indomitable young refugee from Hitler’s terror. And Bernadine Flaherty is the ambitious, talented teenage dancer from Brooklyn hoping for her big show business break. Against Manhattan’s wartime glamor, GIs fresh from combat in North Africa and the Pacific find themselves dancing with the likes of the Stage Door Canteen’s Katherine Hepburn and Ava Gardner. Food, whiskey and clothes are rationed, and spies are where one least expects to find them. Life is lived for the moment, love is passionate and often random, and those who can, snatch at a chance for happiness. For beyond the frenetic blackout, the entire world is fighting and dying. 174764 1951 Stage Entrance T Columnist Earl Wilson 174765 1958 Stage Struck M DVD -R HQ 2429, 2430. SVD 965 Fonda Critics 174766 1936 Stage Struck M Critics. Preview Critic Alexander (Charles Croker-King). Preview Critic Ford (Paul Irving). Preview Critic Eugene (Edwin Stanley). 174767 1939 Stagecoach M DVD -R HQ 6898, 6899. L Editor Ed (Robert Homans). 174768 1960 Stagecoach West T Series 1960-1962 Press 174769 1984 Staghorn NW Champlin, Tim Press 174770 2007 Staircase Murders, The MT News Media. Female Reporter (Shanna Forrestall). TV Reporter (Patrick Kirton). Reporter (James Bearb). Reporter (Karlin Tessier). TV Reporter (Edward D. Caiado). Court Scene Photographer (Jason McLaughlin). Photographer (Kevin Lorio). Columnist-Novelist and Aspiring Politician Michael Iver Peterson finds his wife's body on the staircase bloody but still alive. He calls 911 in panic. The police who respond hold a grudge for a column the author once write against the incompetent force. They don't believe him. Michael becomes a suspect in her death. All his research is confiscated. The novelist's slick attorney brings in Prizewinning Documentary Filmmaker Erica (Kate Donadio) to include case in critical story on the U.S. Justice System. Documentary Film Crew has unlimited access to record events. The novelist tries to influence the documentary by offering retakes and direction to an increasingly uneasy documentary crew. He may not be a murderer, but he is a master manipulator. The press recalls Michael lost the mayoral election because his claim to have been awarded two Purple Hearts was refuted by the military. He admits he is a bi-sexual. He is charged with a second murder and put on trial. 174771 2007 Staircase, The MT TV Reporter (Patrick Kirton). 174772 2008 Stalked M TV News Anchor (Amy Beth Heppe). 174773 1897 Stalky & Co. N Kipling, Rudyard College Paper which Beetle edited. Once installed, he discovered, as others have done before him, that his duty was to do the work while his friends criticized. 174774 2007 Stallion and the Rabbit, The NR Shade, Mike Gay Reporter Alex is determined to follow a great race through the Sahara and earn his name in his field. What he doesn’t count on is desert chieftain Alfahi kidnapping him and carrying him off. Alfahi needs an English tutor and Alex fits the bill. Alex fascinates him, as much for the Arabian Nights’ style tales he tells as for his sweet body and foreign ways. Can these very different men find enough common ground to last together? Or will they become just another story? 174775 1947 Stallion Road M DVD -R HQ 10956, 10957 Radio Broadcaster (John Alvin). 174776 1932 Stamboul Train (aka Orient Express) N Greene, Graham Renamed “Orient Express” when published in the United States Reporter Mabel Warren, a British, alcoholic and lesbian journalist. Warren, a butch lesbian, suspects her lover, the beautiful, feminine and fairly vacant Janet Pardoe, to be looking for a new sugar daddy, so Warren herself sets sights on Coral Musker as her new girl-toy. Warren is an alcoholic lesbian with major co-dependence issues. She’s full of spite and loathing and has the tenacity of a terrier. She is positive that Czinner is returning to Belgrade and bullies him into a story for her newspaper. He doesn’t cooperate beyond uttering a few words, but she publishes her story via phone from Vienna, and by the time he reaches Subotica the police and military are waiting. The novel follows the fortunes of a number of travelers on the Orient Express, which runs from Ostend to Istanbul. 174777 1993 Stan Chambers, 25th Anniversary T SV 240 (Part 1) 12-1-1993 TV Newsman Stan Chambers (himself) 174778 1942 Stand By All Networks M Tombragel, Maurice (Story). Tombragel, Doris Malloy, Robert Lee Johnson (Screenplay) Ness Book Radio Reporter Ben Fallon (John Beal) tries to alert his listeners to possible sabotages and incurs the wrath of various officials including Radio Station boss Grant Neally (Pierre Watkin). He flies over the site of a torpedoed tanker and sees mysterious signals being sent from ship to plane. Dismissed from station when he is unable to prove sabotage charges. Reporter continues to pursue story and is helped by Frances "Fran" Prescott. Prescott gets kidnapped by saboteurs. One of the reporter's associates is killed but leaves him a list of spies, which includes the name of an amateur flier with connections to his radio station. After attack on Pearl Harbor, false broadcast is aired using Fallon's voice to persuade listeners to distrust government. He is captured while trying to rescue Prescott. They are put on ship with time bomb which is being sent to blow up a troopship. Police, who have been chasing Fallon since the airing of the false broadcast, arrive in time to round up spies. Prescott turns out to be federal agent. Monthly Film Bulletin, 2/28/43: "Film illustrates the immense power of radio in America…." 174779 1949 Stand By For Crime T TV Newsman Mike Wallace when he was Myron Wallace. Playing Lieutenant Kidd, Chief of Homicide in May, 1949. Wallace became newsman Mike Wallace. News Media. 174780 2007 Stand Up M Photographer (Gilles Marini). 174781 1972 Stand Up and Be Counted M Slade, Bernard (Screenplay) Ness Book Fashion Journalist Sheila Hammond (Jacqueline Bisset) for a London fashion magazine who returns home to cover women's liberation issue in Denver. She does not have to do extensive research since her mother is a member of Senior Women's Liberation (SWI). Her younger sister leading similar group for younger women. Gets firsthand view of sexism when she moves in with former boyfriend and discovers that despite his claims they will have an equal relationship he is unable to live up to the agreement. Reporter meets two women who are married but rebelling against restrictive home lives and organize a mass protest after which reporter ends her relationship with airline pilot and leaves for the East Coast. 174782 1934 Stand Up and Cheer! M PR Correspondent (Clyde Dilson). Washington Press Correspondent - White House Reporter (Morris Ankrum). White House Correspondent (Selmer Jackson). Public Relations Practitioner Eustace Dinwiddy (Nigel Bruce). Radio Announcer (Sam Hayes). 174783 1965 Stand Up, Nigel Barton M Reporter (P.J. Kavanagh). 174784 1937 Stand-in M DVD -R HQ 6343, 6344. Kelland, Clarence Budington (Novel). Hollywood Reporter (Rush Hughes). Press 174785 1940 Stand-In For Death NM Echard, Margaret Gossip Commentator Claire Wallis -- bears a psychotic hatred for a film star, which even she can't explain. Rival commentator Jerry Ascott helps her find the answer 174786 1997 Stand-Ins M Cameraman (Bob Elyea), Miss Harlow's Cameraman. 174787 1994 Stand, The MT Miniseries Reporter (Michelle King) 174788 1990 Stand, The N King, Steven PR Public Relations Man for the military Bill Starkey hides the army's role in a plague spreading across the U.S. 174789 1990 Stand, The N King, Steven PR Public Relations Man for the military Bill Starkey hides the army's role in a plague spreading across the U.S. 174790 2006 Standard, The M Newspaper Teacher (Rik Deskin). 174791 1978 Standard, The: Golden Boy T Episode #1. 4-4-1978 Public Relations Man (Paul Barnard). 174792 2003 Stander M TV News Announcers (Lieb Bester, Betty Kemp). TV Announcers (Riaan Cruywagen, Rika Sennett). 174793 2003 Standing in the Rainbow N Flagg, Fannie Radio Newscaster Dorothy, the lady with the smile in her voice whose daily radio broadcasts keep listeners delightful informed on all the local news in the small-town of Elmwood Springs, Missouri on the hells of World War II in 1946. The motherly host of a radio chat-show broadcast throughout the rural Midwest and South from her Elmwood backyard. 174794 2008 Standing Still N Simmons, Kelly Journalist Claire Cooper is a former globe-trotting journalist now working for a Midwest TV station and a suburban mom who suffers from panic disorder. Most of her anxieties seem irrational and she needs Xanax to get through the day. But late one stormy summer night, when her husband, Sam, the successful co-owner of a Public Relations-Marketing firm, is away on one of his frequent business trips, her fears come to life when she discovers an intruder has broken into her young daughter’s bedroom. She watches helplessly as he picks up the sleeping child from her bed. Desperate to protect her family, Claire puts herself in the line of fire and utter the plea that will undo her: “Take me instead.” As she drives away in the kidnapper’s car, Claire fears for her children, but not herself. For the first time in 10 years, Sam will not know where she is. For the next week, Claire is tied to a bed in a strange motel room. She is forced to lie still and contemplate the reasons for this assault on her family. Is this just a random crime or something more sinister. Day after day she goes deeper into herself reevaluating her marriage and her role as a mother, and uncovering the source of her crippling anxiety. In seven days she will step out to the very brink of her soul -- perhaps never to return. An intense bond develops between Claire and her abductor, a widower mourning the loss of his wife. As Claire waits for the ransom to be paid, she faces some hard truths. 174795 2000 Standoff N Brown, Sandra Reporter Tiel McCoy is an ambitious female television reporter who gets caught up in a deadly hostage drama while investigating the kidnapping of a Texas millionaire's daughter Dallas, Texas TV News Reporter McCoy walks into a convenience store on her long-postponed vacation and finds herself smack in the middle of the biggest story of her life. Couple of scared kids, an all-American boy and his very pregnant girlfriend on the lam from her powerful, wealthy father who's determined to keep them apart -- hold McCoy and a handful of other customers hostage. 174796 2006 Standoff: Accidental Negotiator T Episode #10. 12-5-2006. News Media. Reporter (Derrin Horton). Reporter (Matthew Troyer). An armed man takes a recently fired worker hostage at the headquarters of a credit union. The CNU is called in to deal with the crisis. 174797 2006 Standoff: Circling T Episode #2. 9-12-2006 News Media. TV News Reporter (Matt Troyer). Reporter (Derrin Horton). Air Traffic controller suspected in a mid-air collision takes the tower hostage and Matt must find some way to get through to him before hundreds die in the planes he's preventing from landing. 174798 2007 Standoff: Ex-Factor T Episode #16. 7-6-2007 News Media. Reporter 9Keith Pillow). Key witness in a federal money-laundering case and his wife are kidnapped and held hostage. 174799 2007 Standoff: Lie To Me T Episode #15. 6-29-2007 News Media. Reporter (Keith Pillow). Reporter #3 (John Eric Montana). Young boy is abducted from the Santa Monica pier and Emily is thrown into the middle of the crisis. Situation becomes volatile when Emily's personal life is brought into the public eye and she must confront her demons in order to save the child. 174800 2006 Standoff: Man of Steele T Episode #7. 11-14-2006 TV Reporter (Matthew Troyer). Man cheated out of an adoption takes a young girl hostage. Team reluctantly works with an obstructive local Shock Jock Avery Steele (Brent Sexton) to resolve the crisis. 174801 2007 Standoff: No Strings T Episode #12. 6-8-2007 News Media. Field Reporter (Jane Yamamoto). When a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent tries to bring a foreign container into the Los Angeles port without an inspection, the FBI and Police step in when the agent takes three of his own colleagues hostage. 174802 2006 Standoff: One Shot Stop T Episode #6. 11-7-2006 TV Reporter (Matthew Troyer). When an infamous sniper turns out to be a copycat, Matt and Emily try to draw the real shooter out before more people are killed. 174803 2006 Standoff: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-5-2006. Series 9-5-2006- TV Cameraman (Jamison Yang). Matt and Emily, a man and a woman who deal with their personal relationship while focusing on their jobs as hostage negotiators. 174804 1956 Stanley T News Vendor. Stanley Peck (Buddy Hackett), sloppy, nonaggressive proprietor of a New York hotel lobby newsstand 174805 1939 Stanley and Livingstone M DVD -R HQ 1823, 1824. SVDSP 654. SV 203. B 22 Long, Hal and Sam Hellman (Historical research and story outline). Philip Dunne, Julien Josephson (Screenplay) Tracy. Best Motion Pictures, 1939-40. Ness Book Correspondent Henry M. Stanley (Spencer Tracy), newspaper reporter for New York Herald, assigned by editor James G. Bennett, Jr. (Henry Hull) to find lost missionary. Publisher of London Globe Lord Tyce (Charles Coburn). Newspaperman (Vernon Dent). Stanley returns from American West where he claims he made up the article he filed to be told by editor to take on "the greatest story in the history of journalism -- if you get it." He finds Livingston and returns to England. But no one believes him. He is vindicated, saying: "I haven't changed. I'm still a reporter waiting for his next assignment." British press had labeled Stanley as "sensation monger with his pushy Yankee rag." Editor opposes group of big-wigs trying to take over paper. "It's my paper and that's the way I intend to run it….I intend to go on telling the truth about graft and corruption in high places. The more prominent the rascal, the bigger the news." New York Times, 8/5/39: "Stanley and Livingstone is the best break.." "…the Fourth Estate has had on the screen since the beginning of the Stereotype Era." Historians have shown most of the film is bunk. Reporters at Dock (Eric Lonsdale, Clive Morgan, Imbode Parrish). 174806 2006 Stanley Cuba M Newspaper Vendor (Anthony Caso). Tumor/Paparazzi/Game Show Host (Lars Engstrom). 174807 1993 Stanley Hastings: Actor NM Hall, Parnell #8 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. Having interviewed people with broken legs and photographed holes in th4e sidewalks for 20 years, Stanley has nearly forgotten that he was an aspiring actor before he3 took up detecting. He's overjoyed when an old theater chum asks him to step into a production of Shaw's Arms and the Man in the wilds of Connecticut just two short days before opening. There he runs afoul of a persnickety stage manager and the arrogant no-talent soap opera-trained star and gets to share a dressing room with a young actress of few inhibitions. When the stage manager is stabbed to death, Stanley must call on his real-life skills to extricate himself from the role of leading suspect. 174808 1994 Stanley Hastings: Blackmail NM Hall, Parnell #9 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. The New York private eye Hastings is hired on his own. A pretty woman wants him to retrieve some photos with which she is being blackmailed. Stanley gets the prints, which are high-quality porno shots that don't feature the women. Before he gets a chance to ask her why she doesn't want the negatives, he finds her dead body. When he finds another, two cops, one smart and one dumb, get on his case. Both victims were actors working a weird sting that makes little sense to anyone. Even Hastings's deductions and the smart cop's explanation will challenge the clever reader. In order to avoid a murder charge, he hastens to locate the real killer. 174809 1991 Stanley Hastings: Client NM Hall, Parnell #5 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. Hastings is still working for a sleazy lawyer who generally sends him out to take depositions from "victims" in accident cases. Then he gets a real client - tailing the estranged wife of an unlikable man. But Stanley, a would-be action writer and accident-scene photographer with a wife, small child and a big dental bill needs the money. Surveillance is uneventful until she drives out of town and checks into a motel near Poughkeepsie. The next morning she is dead -- though she isn't really the man's wife. The real man isn't Stanley's client and Stanley is the chief murder suspect. Stanley's client duped him. 174810 2001 Stanley Hastings: Cozy NM Hall, Parnell #14 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. Stanley is at a trendy New England bed-and-breakfast where he is vacationing with his wife, Alice. Their cheerless room with its paper-thin walls, no TV and a blue cartoon frog on the door is doing little for Stanley's spirits and less for his libido. Besides that, someone has started bumping off the guests. The first murder in fact happens practically under Stanley's nose. He is sitting in the dining room when with an ear-splitting scream, a waitress discovers that stunning young blond Scandinavian woman she is serving has lost a lot more than her appetite. So Stanley finds himself a key witness, if not a prime suspect. 174811 1987 Stanley Hastings: Detective NM Hall, Parnell #1 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. When a man stumbles into his detective agency babbling that he's about to be murdered, Hastings is incredulous until he reads the next day that the man has been brutally shot. He left behind series of clues and Hastings feels honor-bound to take the case. He soon deduces that the man was a drug runner who double-crossed some members of a cocaine-trafficking ring. Then the killers go after him. 174812 1988 Stanley Hastings: Favor NM Hall, Parnell #3 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. The reluctant amateur sleuth is a drone for an ambulance-chasing attorney. When asked to investigate a sergeant's son-in-law, Stanley, probably the worst private detective in New York, gets himself into trouble. He heads to Atlantic City to investigate the peccadilloes of the sergeant's sleazy son-in-law. He becomes entangled with the mob, a blackmail scheme and two murders. He's the prime suspect in both murders and must somehow clear his name. 174813 2007 Stanley Hastings: Hitman NM Hall, Parnell #16 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. The hapless P.I botches the job to protect a contract killer. He is hired by the contract killer to watch his back in the event that someone is shadowing him. Someone is, but Stanley fails to spot him and dead bodies are soon piling up. He begins an odyssey that will take him from a seedy topless bar to a plush corporate boardroom and ultimately a Manhattan courtroom in his attempt to uncover just what did go down and why. 174814 1992 Stanley Hastings: Juror NM Hall, Parnell #6 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. Hastings is reluctantly serving as a juror in a numbingly boring trial. A fellow juror and aspiring actress lives near Hastings's neighborhood so he drives her to and from court each day. When she fails to meet him one morning, Hastings discovers her nude body in her apartment. Concerned he will become a suspect, he sleuths on his own interviewing her fellow actors, her ex-boyfriend and her cocaine supplier. Out of his league, Hastings is aided immeasurably if clandestinely by a typically crusty police acquaintance. 174815 2002 Stanley Hastings: Manslaughter NM Hall, Parnell #15 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. A new client admits he once served time for manslaughter after killing a man in a barroom brawl. Now 25 years later, a blackmailer is threatening to make this embarrassing fact public. When the blackmailer is found with a carving knife in his heart, Stanley's client is arrested for murder. So Stanley ends up breaking and entering, contaminating crime scenes, concealing evidence or else planting it, framing two innocent men for two differ rent homicides, facilitating the appropriation of $270,000, hanging out in a topless bar. Also blackmailing a few attorneys and outwitting the cops. He will also manage to crack the case. 174816 1995 Stanley Hastings: Movie NM Hall, Parnell #10 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. Stanley can't quite quit his day job as an ambulance chasing private investigator, but he has managed to get a movie produced. A hot young producer-director is filming Stanley's script. But a neophyte superstar is rewriting all of Stanley's best lines. The producer's favorite starlets are running around in their birthday suits and everything would be movie business as usual if bodies didn't start stopping on the set. Stanley's movie is in trouble. It was tough enough filming in New York City on a shoestring without policemen tripping all over the set. When the next attack happens right under their very noses, the cops are sure that someone connected to "Hands of Havoc, Flesh of Fire" is a killer. Back luck for Stanley. When they started tinkering with his script, he figured it was the death of his career. Now, if he can't figure out who the killer is, it just could really be "The End," "Fin," "Fine" of his life. 174817 1988 Stanley Hastings: Murder NM Hall, Parnell #2 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. Stanley becomes involved with an apparently innocent housewife-call-girl. He needs to help her get out of the prostitution ring and retrieve an illicit video of her held by her pimp. Unfortunately, Stanley seems to be cursed and walks into the pimp's apartment while a slaughter is in progress. To make matters worse, Stanley is the number one suspect. Hastings is a down-on-his-luck writer-photographer who moonlights as a detective. He answers the call of the chivalry and locks horns with street toughs and pimps. A murder suspect desperately seeks the real killer in a world of sex for sale, where money can buy anything -- even sudden death. 174818 1997 Stanley Hastings: Scam NM Hall, Parnell #12 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. Hastings is hired to find information about a young woman whom he recently met in a singles bar in an encounter that he believes may be used against him by someone in his investment firm. Hastings is glad to have a case that pays and starts a search that leads him to a bartender, an heiress, nude dancers, a "talent" agent, his client's wife and business partners. Shortly after he identifies the woman, he also comes across a dead body. Others, also involved in the investigation, turn up dead. When a crooked homicide cop decides Hastings would look good framed and hanged, not even the PI's old police pal is able to offer much help. The more Hastings, out on bail, investigates, the more the evidence seems to pile up against him. 174819 1993 Stanley Hastings: Shot NM Hall, Parnell #7 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. Hastings supports a slack writing career by working as a private eye in New York City. While chasing ambulances for a law firm, he gets a walk-in client, a wealthy, meek, homely woman who wants to investigate the intentions of her boyfriend. Stanley stakes out the man as he picks up a suspicious package, presumably containing drugs, in Soho, and then has a rendezvous with another woman. When Stanley reports his findings to the woman, she angrily fires him. When the man is murdered and the woman becomes the chief suspect, Stanley feels it is his duty to check out the possible drug connection. He tails various individuals from Soho to Harlem and is shot by an unseen assailant in a deserted building. 174820 1989 Stanley Hastings: Strangler NM Hall, Parnell #4 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. Hastings stumbles into a series of strangulations of potential clients for his ambulance-chasing employers. 174821 1998 Stanley Hastings: Suspense NM Hall, Parnell #13 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. Any resemblance between Hastings and a TV detective is entirely coincidental. "I don't have fist fights or car chases and don't even carry a gun. I carry a camera and take pictures of racks in the sidewalk." Stanley works for a sleazy lawyer who specializes in physical injury suits. It's not a particularly uplifting job, but every time Stanley tries to step out on his own, bad things happen to him. When he attempts to assist the beautiful wife of a bestselling author, he winds up being framed for murder and worse. The agent thinks the plot won't sell. The cop thinks Stanley's a moron for not milking the job. The publicist wants Stanley to buy a copy of the writer's latest book. Even if no one in New York takes him seriously, Stanley has his standards and he's determined to find out who is making the threatening phone calls to the wife. 174822 1996 Stanley Hastings: Trial NM Hall, Parnell #11 Stanley Hastings Mysteries Photographer-Private Investigator Stanley Hastings is a former actor whose pursuits usually end in failure. He is short-tempered and opinionated, an investigative photographer who moonlights as a detective who has more brains than brawn. Stanley cases out ill-lit stairways and injured clients for his shark-like, ambulance-chasing litigator boss, Richard Rosenberg. The monster-egoed Rosenberg is now defending a man accused of murdering his wife. The man has six buddies who will swear he won the biggest pot in a poker session the night of the murder. But he also has a busty bimbo in tow and a brand-new insurance policy on his wife. Rosenberg is naturally determined to preserve the integrity of the alibi. But the complexities of the game make Stanley curious and a little uneasy, especially when one of the poker players suddenly gets scared and then dead. 174823 1915 Stanley in Africa M Serial. 7 chapter play. Reporter Henry Morton Stanley in Africa searching for Dr. Livingstone. 174824 1981 Stanley Siegel Show, The DT Talk Show 174825 1999 Stanley Waters: Murder in the Mist NM Scott, Willard and Bill Crider #2 Stanley Waters Mysteries Weatherman Stanley Waters is retired from the show "Hello, World!" "the number-one related morning program in the whole world" after being the nation's most popular weatherman for 20 years. Stanley is persuaded to stage a Civil War reenactment near his Virginia home, mainly for publicity purposes. The entire cast and crew of his network show, "Hello, World," arrives to cover the event. Grant Tyler, the star of the show, has been the main annoyance of Stanley's career on the show and even now, when he's in retirement, Grant manages to make smarmy remarks about Stanley's baldness or his weight. The morning of the Civil War battle, cameras roll, cannons fire and it all looks like fun until Stanley is shot. Waking up in the hospital, Stanley learns that he'll recover. But a local businessman is not so lucky. He's dead. The local female police chief, whom Stanley loves, investigates the killing and Stanley joins here to find the killer. 174826 1998 Stanley Waters: Murder Under Blue Skies NM Scott, Willard and Bill Crider #1 Stanley Waters Mysteries Weatherman Stanley Waters is retired from the show "Hello, World!" "the number-one related morning program in the whole world" after being the nation's most popular weatherman for 20 years. Waters is looking forward to semiretirement and a sunny future. He's about to realize his long-time dream of opening up his own bed and breakfast in his Virginia hometown of Higgins. He sees no storm clouds looming on the horizon. Then one of his guests at the gala grand opening party for Blue Skies drops dead -- in full view of the TV cameras covering the festivities. Police suspect that the victim was poisoned. The offending food was a special salsa dip prepared by the inn's chef, so Stanley takes the news personally. After so many years away from home, he barely remembers the dead woman, but it soon becomes clear she was not the town's most popular citizen. The unmarried woman had had affairs with many men, all of whom had powerful motives for murder. As Stanley moves closer to the truth -- and unmasking a cunning killer -- one thing becomes all too clear -- somewhere a foul weather friend will strike again. 174827 1994 Stanley's Dragon M Journalist (Steven Brough) 174828 1990 Stanza della parole, La MF Editor (Denis Curren). 174829 1625 Staple of News, The P USC Jonson, Ben News. Undisciplined newsmongers who controlled the news trade in its infancy. Vigorous debate among newsmongers who serve the needs of a giddy public. Cymbal and his cronies. Monopolistic news service that purveys nonsensical news. Officers of the Staple. Cymbal: "To keep so many politic pens Going to fed the press." Fitton: "And dish out news, Were't true or false." (Pre-Staple news was doctored to make it more appealing to the readers.) Satire on newsmongering. "Where all the news of all sorts shall be brought, And there be examin'd and then register'd. And to be issu'd under the seal of the Office, As Staple News, no other news be current." 174830 1983 Star 80 M Editor (Marilyn Madderom). Interviewer (Robert Picardo). Interviewer (Erica Yohn). Radio Interviewer (Paul Ryan). Photographer (Keith Hefner). 174831 1983 Star Chamber, The M News Media. Eyewitness News Newscaster (Gary Rebstock). 174832 1996 Star Country N Robinson, Jill TV Investigative Reporter Kate Stone is killed in mysterious circumstances while working on a secret documentary. Her best friend from childhood, who runs a production company in London, returns to Los Angeles to search for the reasons behind her death. Stone is killed in a drive-by shooting. Her friend is trying to buy back the family studio while she struggles with Stone's death. 174833 2000 Star Crossed NR Craft, Francine Journalist Fairen Wilder is co-owner of the local newspaper in Crystal Lake, Maryland. She is also the sister-in-law of the man acquitted for his wife's murder. And she is the fraternal twin sister of the murder victim. They have been close friends. Death of Wilder's son in a traffic accident brings them closer together. The man feels emotionally bankrupt and the reporter feels the lingering ghost of her sister haunting their relationship. The wife's killer is watching, waiting and unleashing a campaign of terror against Wilder. 174834 2008 Star Crossed M Journalist (Jorge Gabriel) 174835 2009 Star Crossed M News Media. Radio Newscaster (Renata Sequeira). TV Newscaster (Sara Estelita). Documentary Camera Operator (Jorge Osorio). Camera Assistant (Carlos Lourenco). Documentary Director (Ricardo Lopes). TV2 Reporter (Jorge Gabriel). Rivalry between two of Portugal’s most prominent football teams. 174836 2002 Star Dreamer, The DT Newsman Walter Cronkite (Himself) of CBS. 174837 1940 Star Dust M News Narrator (Lowell Thomas) for Fox Movietone News. Amalgamated Cameraman (Billy Wayne). Mac (Paul Hurst) Amalgamated Lab Tech. Announcer (Gary Breckner). Telegraph Boy (Frank Coghlan, Jr.). Photographers (Paddy O'Flynn, Arthur Rankin). Messenger (Dick Winslow). 174838 1961 Star in the Wind, A N OWN - H (Two Copies) Nathan, Robert Newspaperman gets emotionally involved in the news he covers. Joseph Victor, an American correspondent assigned to cover the Arab-Israel War that resulted in the creation of the Jewish state Victor becomes emotionally involved because he is Jewish. 174839 1956 Star is Bored, A C Gosssip Columnist Lolly (Jane Foray - Voice). Based on Gossip Columnist Louella Parsons 174840 1937 Star is Born, A M DVD -R HQ 4164, 4165. L PR Publicity Agent Matt Libby (Lionel Stander). Reporter (Lynton Brent). Preview Reporter (Matty Kemp). Billy Moon, Radio Commentator (Franklin Pangborn). Photographer Otto (Vince Barnett). Newsreel Cameraman (Carlton Griffin). Gossip Columnist Artie Carver (Jed Prouty) calls Norman Maine to see if he could set up an interview with his wife "for old times." 174841 1954 Star is Born, A M DVD -R HQ 2171, 2172, 2173. SVD 1022 Public Relations Man Matt Libby (Jack Carson) plays crucial role in film prodding actor into eventual suicide. Miss Markham, Publicity Department (Lotus Robb). Libby's Secretary (Hazel Shermet). Photographer pushed down in dressing room (Dale Van Sickel). Reporters (Dale Van Sickel, Tom Kingston, George Kitchel, Duff Whitney). Reporters at Courtroom (Benny Burt, Ralph Volkie). Photographer (Ross Carmichael). Reporters at Shrine Auditorium (Sheila Bromley, Helen Eby-Rock, Ellizabeth Flournoy, Cele Kirk, Hilda Plowright, Ezelle Poule, Don Richards, Robert Strong, Ruth Warren Josephine Whittell, Jean Woodley). Photographers at Shrine Auditorium (Gordon Finn, Al Hill, Frank Marlowe, Charles Merton, Patrick Miller). Announcer (Joan Shawlee). Gossip Columnist Artie Carver (Grady Sutton). A gay journalist. 174842 1976 Star Is Born, A M Public Relations Man (Gary Danziger). Photographer (Sally Kirkland). 174843 1938 Star is Hatched, A C L. Vol. 5, Golden Age Newsboy Freddie Bartholomew hawking papers 174844 1939 Star Maker, The M News Media. Reporter (George Eldredge, Wally Maher, Stanley Price). First Reporter (Frank Faylen). Newsboy (Johnnie Morris). Six grubby neighborhood newsboys turned into first-rate vaudeville ensemble 174845 1997 Star Maps M Fantasy Reporters (Marion Crayton, Mark Van Cleve, Marina Bakica). TV Studio Crew (Robert A. Boyd, Loren Chase, Drew Byerly, Jennifer Cua, Paul Darrigo, Andrew Durham, Stel Fine, Paul Gellman, Esteban Gonzalez, Jim Hicks, Jill Hughes, Paula Kluxdal.) TV Studio Crew (Toni Knezevich, Lee Parker, Frank Ensign, Bill McGee, Alice Rosenthal, Morris Rossenfeld, Laura Scornavacca, Gregory Scotte, Karine Sturm, Chris Toomey, James Valenti, Jerrold Ferro, David Bush, 174846 1955 Star mit fremden Federn MF Sports Reporter (Arthur Neubert) 174847 1951 Star Night DT Sportscaster Bill Stern, host 174848 2003 Star of Dusty Lane, The N Vandeventer, Robert Public Relations Man Carlton Torrance on assignment at a Florida resort hotel messes up everything and is “promoted.” That’s the euphemism he uses for the word “fired.” Knowing that his wife will say, “Not again,” he must sneak home to New Jersey to break it to her gently. But on the trip north he messes up as well. A lecherous aviator, a crass comedian, a mercenary midget, a club of lonely hearts, a pragmatic magistrate, two futile lovers, and an old friend in a bitter surprise all fail him, or he fails them. It’s hard to know which, since he just keeps on trying. 174849 1935 Star of Midnight M DVD -R HQ 3876, 3877. SVDSP 685, SV 109 Rogers Gossip Columnist Tommy Tennant (Russel Hopton) is shot in the back. 174850 1982 Star of the Family: Arcade Wars T Chehak, Tom Episode News Media 174851 1982 Star of the Family: Critic, The T Chehak, Tom Episode #3. 10-14-1982 Critic. 174852 2003 Star of the Sea N O'Connor, Joseph New York Times Journalist G. Grantley Dixon narrates novel about seafaring journey from Ireland to New York in 1847. Interviews and reportage of the 26-day journey. Lord Merridith and his family board the titular ship in 1847 bound for New York leaving behind an Ireland devastated by famine and strife. The family’s beautiful nanny, Mary Duane, is with them, having fled a life of poverty, prostitution and extreme tragedy. Another passenger is American Journalist Dixon who is lured to America by business and his thinly veiled affair with Lady Merridith. A chronicle of the mayhem aboard Star of the Sea, a leaky old sailing ship crossing from Ireland to New York during the bitter winter of 1847, its steerage crammed to the bulkheads with diseased and starving refugees from the Irish potato famine. It is a personal account written by passenger G. Grantley Dixon, a New York Times reporter who intersperses his narrative with reportage and interviews as he describes the intrigue that unfolds during the 26-day journey. 174853 1960 Star Performances: T Series 1952-1956. Four Star Playhouse Syndicated title. News Media. 174854 1946 Star Pointed North, A N Fuller, Edmund Journalist Frederick Douglass, leader, orator, and journalist. Fictionalized biography 174855 1939 Star Reporter M DVD. VHS 846 Neville, John T. (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Publisher of the Star Tribune is killed as he was about to print a major story and son John Randolph (Warren Hull) wants to avenge his death. Hitman are out to permanently silence the newspaper and its new publisher Randolph. What Randolph doesn't know is the murdered man was his stepfather and his real father is the gangster he is pursuing. Randolph races to publicly expose the murderers who are corrupting the ideals of the city. City editor is murdered. Gangster is killed. Newspaper Editor Gordon (Joseph Crehan). Reporter Hogan (Monte Collins). Reporter Wilkins (Lester Dorr). Reporters (Ray Teal, Robert J. Wilke). After his father's bloody execution by mobsters, John Randolph inherits the family newspaper. Variety 4/12/39: "Unprofessional handling of the newspaper business surrounds the production." 174856 1931 Star Reporter M UK Only Reporter 174857 1989 Star Reporter N Norby, Lisa School Newspaper. Competing with a rival club for best school project, Karen and other members of the Stars learn about reporting when they start a newspaper 174858 2009 Star Reporter NJ West, Tracey Editor-in-Chief Aunt Arctic of the Club Penguin Times. You are the reporter: will you report on a party at the Iceberg, review the latest Club Penguin play or cover the big ice hockey game? It’s up to you and Editor Aunt Arctic to decide what stories are printed in the Club Penguin Times. 174859 1921 Star Reporter, The M Martin, Wyndham (Novel - "Mysterious Mr. Trent, The" or "Mysterious Mr. Garland, The"). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Anthony Trent (Truman Van Dyke) helps a woman whose father has been confined to a sanitarium by crooks. He reveals he is a newspaper reporter for The Times and has just been promoted to managing editor. Woman is seeking the combination to a safe containing evidence that will clear her father. Combination is in a watch owned by one of the crooks and the reporter is almost drowned before he gets the evidence. 174860 1912 Star Reporter, The M News Media. The Star Reporter (Harry Northrup). 174861 1957 Star Sapphire, The T Matinee Theatre - Ben Hecht and Charles Lederer adaptation News Media 174862 1955 Star Stage T Series 1955-1956 Press 174863 1944 Star That Fell SS USC Marshall, Edison In "Beside Bonanza, The, or A Lodestone of Love and Laughter." Editor. "Wearing a green eyeshade that made his lean face look spectral, the Sunday editor sat at his desk in his shirt sleeves and drew neat circles and triangles on his desk pad." Ed Brady, a front-page man, a reporter of the old school. 174864 1991 Star Time N OWN - H Amiel, Joseph TV Anchors Greg Lyall and Christine Paskins, both news anchors on the fast track early in their TV careers at the Federal Broadcasting System. 174865 1955 Star Time Playhouse T Series News Media 174866 1955 Star Tonight T Series 1955-1956 News Media. 174867 1998 Star Trek: Experience, The: Klingon Encounter, The M Short News Media. News Reporter (David de Vos). Attempt by some evil Klingons to kidnap visitors at the Las Vegas Hilton is foiled when the 24th century starship U.S.S. Enterprise transports them safely aboard. 174868 1994 Star Trek: Generations M Journalist (Tommy Hinkley). Journalist (Christine Jansen). Journalist (John Putch). 174869 1992 Star Trek: Next Generation, The: Time's Arrow (Parts 1 and 2) T SV 238 (Parts 1 and 2) Episodes #126-#127. 6-15-1992. 9-21-1992. Series 9-28-1987 to 5-29-1994. Reporter (Alexander Enberg). Journalist Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) hampers the away team's investigations into an archaeological dig on Earth in the 19th century shows evidence that aliens may have been on Earth. The nosy Clemens wants to find out what's going on. Picard and crew follow Data back to the 1890s to get him back only to find the suspected alien visitors killing people in that time period. Data's head was uncovered in the dig. 174870 1968 Star Trek: Patterns of Force T Roddenberry, Gene (Creator) Episode #51. 2-16-1968. Series 9-8-1966 to 6-3-1969 Newscaster (Bart La Rue). The Enterprise seeks out a historical researcher with whom the Federal has lost contact and discover he has contaminated a culture, remaking it into a near-duplicate of Nazi Germany. 174871 1997 Star Trek: Starfleet Academy G Newscaster (Bob Langenboucher - Voice). 174872 2005 Star Trek: Vanguard: Harbinger NSF Mack, David Series of books on activities on and around Starbase 47, aka Vanguard, set in the same time period as Star Trek: The Original Series. David Mack’s “Harbinger” (8-2005). Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore’s “Summon the Thunder” (6-2006). David Mack’s “Reap the Whirlwind” (6-2007). Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore’s “Open Secrets” (5-2009). David Mack’s “Precipice” (12-2009). Journalist Tim Pennington was a human journalist in the 23rd century, born in Scotland in 2238, the son of a junior diplomat. At age eight (2246), he accompanied his father on a goodwill visit to Vulcan. In 2259, he took a job as a stringer for the Federation News Service (FNS). In 2265, he became a frontier correspondent based on Stars Landing, the civilian section of Starbase 47, reporting to FNS Editor Arlys Warfield. After filing an inaccurate report on the destruction of the USS Bombay, he was fired from that position. After being fired from FNS, he began raveling with Cervantes Quinn on board Quinn’s ship the Rocinante. He held himself to high ethical standards as a journalist, but struggled to do so in his personal affairs, particularly in regard to his marriage to Lora Brummer. The Pennington School in Wellington, New Zealand, was named in his honor. 174873 2009 Star Trek: Vanguard: Open Secrets NSF Ward, Dayton and Kevin Dilmore Series of books on activities on and around Starbase 47, aka Vanguard, set in the same time period as Star Trek: The Original Series. David Mack’s “Harbinger” (8-2005). Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore’s “Summon the Thunder” (6-2006). David Mack’s “Reap the Whirlwind” (6-2007). Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore’s “Open Secrets” (5-2009). David Mack’s “Precipice” (12-2009). Journalist Tim Pennington was a human journalist in the 23rd century, born in Scotland in 2238, the son of a junior diplomat. At age eight (2246), he accompanied his father on a goodwill visit to Vulcan. In 2259, he took a job as a stringer for the Federation News Service (FNS). In 2265, he became a frontier correspondent based on Stars Landing, the civilian section of Starbase 47, reporting to FNS Editor Arlys Warfield. After filing an inaccurate report on the destruction of the USS Bombay, he was fired from that position. After being fired from FNS, he began raveling with Cervantes Quinn on board Quinn’s ship the Rocinante. He held himself to high ethical standards as a journalist, but struggled to do so in his personal affairs, particularly in regard to his marriage to Lora Brummer. The Pennington School in Wellington, New Zealand, was named in his honor. 174874 2009 Star Trek: Vanguard: Precipice NSF Mack, David Series of books on activities on and around Starbase 47, aka Vanguard, set in the same time period as Star Trek: The Original Series. David Mack’s “Harbinger” (8-2005). Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore’s “Summon the Thunder” (6-2006). David Mack’s “Reap the Whirlwind” (6-2007). Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore’s “Open Secrets” (5-2009). David Mack’s “Precipice” (12-2009). Journalist Tim Pennington was a human journalist in the 23rd century, born in Scotland in 2238, the son of a junior diplomat. At age eight (2246), he accompanied his father on a goodwill visit to Vulcan. In 2259, he took a job as a stringer for the Federation News Service (FNS). In 2265, he became a frontier correspondent based on Stars Landing, the civilian section of Starbase 47, reporting to FNS Editor Arlys Warfield. After filing an inaccurate report on the destruction of the USS Bombay, he was fired from that position. After being fired from FNS, he began raveling with Cervantes Quinn on board Quinn’s ship the Rocinante. He held himself to high ethical standards as a journalist, but struggled to do so in his personal affairs, particularly in regard to his marriage to Lora Brummer. The Pennington School in Wellington, New Zealand, was named in his honor. 174875 2007 Star Trek: Vanguard: Reap the Whirlwind NSF Mack, David Series of books on activities on and around Starbase 47, aka Vanguard, set in the same time period as Star Trek: The Original Series. David Mack’s “Harbinger” (8-2005). Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore’s “Summon the Thunder” (6-2006). David Mack’s “Reap the Whirlwind” (6-2007). Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore’s “Open Secrets” (5-2009). David Mack’s “Precipice” (12-2009). Journalist Tim Pennington was a human journalist in the 23rd century, born in Scotland in 2238, the son of a junior diplomat. At age eight (2246), he accompanied his father on a goodwill visit to Vulcan. In 2259, he took a job as a stringer for the Federation News Service (FNS). In 2265, he became a frontier correspondent based on Stars Landing, the civilian section of Starbase 47, reporting to FNS Editor Arlys Warfield. After filing an inaccurate report on the destruction of the USS Bombay, he was fired from that position. After being fired from FNS, he began raveling with Cervantes Quinn on board Quinn’s ship the Rocinante. He held himself to high ethical standards as a journalist, but struggled to do so in his personal affairs, particularly in regard to his marriage to Lora Brummer. The Pennington School in Wellington, New Zealand, was named in his honor. 174876 2005 Star Trek: Vanguard: Series of Novels NSF Series of books on activities on and around Starbase 47, aka Vanguard, set in the same time period as Star Trek: The Original Series. David Mack’s “Harbinger” (8-2005). Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore’s “Summon the Thunder” (6-2006). David Mack’s “Reap the Whirlwind” (6-2007). Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore’s “Open Secrets” (5-2009). David Mack’s “Precipice” (12-2009). Journalist Tim Pennington was a human journalist in the 23rd century, born in Scotland in 2238, the son of a junior diplomat. At age eight (2246), he accompanied his father on a goodwill visit to Vulcan. In 2259, he took a job as a stringer for the Federation News Service (FNS). In 2265, he became a frontier correspondent based on Stars Landing, the civilian section of Starbase 47, reporting to FNS Editor Arlys Warfield. After filing an inaccurate report on the destruction of the USS Bombay, he was fired from that position. After being fired from FNS, he began raveling with Cervantes Quinn on board Quinn’s ship the Rocinante. He held himself to high ethical standards as a journalist, but struggled to do so in his personal affairs, particularly in regard to his marriage to Lora Brummer. The Pennington School in Wellington, New Zealand, was named in his honor. 174877 2006 Star Trek: Vanguard: Summon the Thunder NSF Ward, Dayton and Kevin Dilmore Series of books on activities on and around Starbase 47, aka Vanguard, set in the same time period as Star Trek: The Original Series. David Mack’s “Harbinger” (8-2005). Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore’s “Summon the Thunder” (6-2006). David Mack’s “Reap the Whirlwind” (6-2007). Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore’s “Open Secrets” (5-2009). David Mack’s “Precipice” (12-2009). Journalist Tim Pennington was a human journalist in the 23rd century, born in Scotland in 2238, the son of a junior diplomat. At age eight (2246), he accompanied his father on a goodwill visit to Vulcan. In 2259, he took a job as a stringer for the Federation News Service (FNS). In 2265, he became a frontier correspondent based on Stars Landing, the civilian section of Starbase 47, reporting to FNS Editor Arlys Warfield. After filing an inaccurate report on the destruction of the USS Bombay, he was fired from that position. After being fired from FNS, he began raveling with Cervantes Quinn on board Quinn’s ship the Rocinante. He held himself to high ethical standards as a journalist, but struggled to do so in his personal affairs, particularly in regard to his marriage to Lora Brummer. The Pennington School in Wellington, New Zealand, was named in his honor. 174878 2008 Star Wars: Coruscant Nights: Jedi Twilight NSF Reaves, Michael Reporter Den Dhur, a hard-boiled journalist and his buddy, the highly unorthodox droid I-5YQ, have shocking news to bring Jax Pavan -- about the father he never knew. Jax is one of the few Jedi Knights who miraculously survived the slaughter that followed Palpatine’s ruthless Order 66. Now deep in Corusant’s Blackpit Slums, Jax ekes out a living as a private investigator, trying to help people in need while concealing his Jedi identity and staying one step ahead of the killers out for Jedi blood. And they’re not the only ones in search of the elusive Jax. Reporter Dhur and his buddy are hot on his trail. When Jax learns that his old Jedi Master has been killed, leaving behind the request that Jax finish a mission critical to the resistance, Jax has no choice but to emerge from hiding -- and risk detection by Darth Vader -- to fulfill his Master’s dying wish. 174879 2002 Star-Crossed MT Newsweek Reporter (Jonathan Alter-Himself.). Associated Press Reporter (Hal Boch-Himself). Associated Press Reporter (Ben Walker-Himself). New York Newsday Reporter (John Heyman - Himself). New York Newsday Reporter (Steve Jacobson-Himself). New York New York Daily News Reporter (Dave Kaplan - Himself). New York Daily News Reporter (Mark Kriegel-Himself). New York Post Reporter (Tom Keegan-Himself). New York Post Reporter (George King-Himself). New York Times Reporter (Robert Lipsyte - Himself). Newsday Reporter (Marty Noble). New York Times Magazine Reporter (Michael Sokoluve). Village Voice Reporter (Allen St. John-Himself). WNBC Sports Reporter (Len Berman-Himself). ABC Sports Reporter (Dick Schapp-Himself). WLIR Radio Reporter (Doc Stanley). Sports Illustrated Reporter (Tom Verducci-Himself). Sports Illustrated Reporter (Ralph Wiley-Himself). 174880 1971 Star-Spangled Girl, The M SVDSP 796 Simon, Neil (Play). Arnold Margolin, Jim Parker (Screenplay) Ness Book Publishers Andy Hobart (Tony Roberts) and Norman Cornell (Todd Susman) of the weekly paper The Nitty Gritty ("A Remedy for a Sick Society") and a conservative girl complicates their lives. Lack of funds to run the newspaper. Hobart's desperate attempts to keep paper going. He polishes his shoes with stamp pad and answers the phone pretending to be an Italian restaurant to avoid bill collectors. Describes Cornell as "one of the brightest young writers in the world today." Cornell as a freshman at Berkeley wrote thesis on economic development of Philippine Islands since 1930 without any previous knowledge of economics or Philippines. Girl believes paper is subversive. tries to distract Hobart to keep him from printing it. Eventually girl and Hobart fall for each other while Cornell gets a job with AP ("At the checkout counter?" Hobart jokingly asks.) "For this newspaper, you would sell your own mother, who, incidentally, no one has seen for three years." "I've got a life savings and three years tied up in this newspaper, Norman, and I'm not going to see something vital and good and worthwhile go down the drain because you can't think of anything but the corn-fed Minnie Mouse next door." 174881 1936 Star-Wagon NM Wood, Peggy Reporter and playwright Jim is married to a New York comedienne. He's invited to Hollywood to write films. Experiences. 174882 1968 Star! M L AFI-Playwrights Reporter, Young (Ray Girardin). Newsreel Narrator (Peter Church). 174883 2008 Starbucks Nation N Wiel, Chris Ver Paparazzi are staking out a pop icon who hates every second of it. Dodging the paparazzi one morning on his way to Starbucks, the celebrity spots his writing partner who has been dead for more than a decade who is staring into a mysterious hole in the ground. Driving headlong into the hole, they discover the surreal world of Starbucks Nation, a film set littered with characters from his life and the novel he’s adapting into a movie. Reality TV, celebrity blunders, mindless infotainment, paparazzi, reality TV hosts and contestants, critics and TV Anchors are all targets in this book. 174884 2008 Starchild N Knights, Katriena Investigative Journalist Fairfax is married to billionaire financier Harrison Fairfax who has spent the seven years trying to find out what happened to his wife. But his wife’s disappearance is only the tip of the iceberg. What lies beneath is bigger and much worse. It’s a conspiracy reaching to the highest echelons of EarthFed. Government strongmen, who are on to Fairfax’s meddling, drive him and the Earthfed starship Starchild Captain Trieka Cavendish into the wilds of the colony planet Denahault where they discover even more secrets and a passion that may be the only thing that can save them. 174885 2007 Starcraft Archive, The: Liberty’s Crusade NSF Mesta, Gabriel Investigative Reporter Mike Liberty is determined to uncover who or what is behind the attacks of the zerg and protoss. In the distant future, a loose confederacy of terran exiles is locked in battle 60,000 light years from Earth, caught in the crossfire between two powerful alien races: the enigmatic protoss and the ruthless zerg swarm. Every new piece of information Liberty finds only deepens the mystery. Thrown into the middle of a war that may determine the fate of humanity, Liberty reports on the escalating conflict and wonders whom he can afford to trust. 174886 1984 Starcrossed, The NSF OWN - P Bova, Ben News Media 174887 2000 Stardom M DVD -R HQ 5808, 5809. SVD 1191 News Media. Fashion One Reporter Suzie Tucker (Lisa Bronwyn Moore). Documentarian Bruce Taylor (Robert LePage). All media presentation of a super model's life and times. WPVX Channel 8 News Reporters. TV Talk Shows. Montreal Talk Shows and Community TV. Fashion Editor Eve Pelman. Female and Male TV Anchors. Photographer Philippe Gascon (Charles Berling). Italasia Reporter (Sophie Lorain). Montreal Talk Show Host (Patrick Huard). British Fashion Reporter (Maggie Steed). French TV Anchorman (Patrick Poivre d'Arvor). French TV Journalist (Philippe Caroit). 174888 1998 Stardust M TV Reporter (Denise Dador) 174889 1974 Stardust M TV Interviewer (Edd Byrnes) 174890 1956 Stardust for Jennifer NJ McIlvaine, Jane S. Sequel to "Front Page for Jennifer." Former Journalist. Heroine deflects from journalism and goes into the movie world. Author's first book is being filmed. 174891 1980 Stardust Memories M DVD -R HQ 5956, 5957. L PR Critic (Judith Crist). Sandy's Press Agent (Renee Lippin) Reporter at Screening (Stanley Ackerman). Successful Filmmaker Sandy Bates attends a festival to honor his work. 174892 1997 Stardust: T SVD 538 Reporter involved. 174893 1983 Starflight: Plane That Couldn't Land, The MT Reporter (George Whiteman) 174894 2001 Stargate SG-1: Absolute Power T Episode #83. 1-19-2001 Reporter (Coleen Christie). 174895 2001 Stargate SG-1: Chain Reaction T Episode #81. 1-5-2001 News Media. Reporter (Mark Pawson). Reporter (Norma Jean Wick). 174896 2004 Stargate SG-1: Covenant T Wilkerson, Ronald (story and teleplay) Episode #162. 8-27-2004 TV Reporter Julia Donovan (Kendall Cross). Rich industrialist has evidence to prove there is alien life on other planets and gives the governments of the world 24 hours to reveal the truth or he will. The Air Force tries to discredit him. 174897 2005 Stargate SG-1: Ex Deus Machina T Episode #181. 8-26-2005. TV Reporter Julia Donovan (Kendall Cross). 174898 2006 Stargate SG-1: Fourth Horseman, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #184-185. 9-16-2005. 1-6-2006 News Media. News Reporter (Dawn Chubai). News Reporter (Dagmar Midcap). After an SGC officer returns to Earth after unknowingly being infected with the Ancient Plague, the virus quickly spreads throughout the United States. 174899 2002 Stargate SG-1: Prometheus T Episode #121. 8-23-2002 TV Reporter Julia Donovan (Kendall Cross). 174900 1998 Stargate SG-1: Secrets T DVD -R HQ 4136. SVD 1396 Episode #31. 8-21-1998 Reporter threatens to print a story about the Stargate program. 174901 2003 Stargate SG-1: Smoke & Mirrors T Episode #124. 12-18-2003 Reporter (Mi-Jung Lee). An assassination attempt is made on Senator Kinsey. Jack becomes the lead suspect and the team works to clear him. 174902 1998 Stargate SG-1: There But for the Grace of God T Episode #20. 2-20-1998 News Media. News Anchor (Michael Kopsa). 174903 1999 Stargazer NR OWN - CD-ROMK - (Book on Disc.Com CD-ROM) Brennan, Jewel Correspondent Cassandra Malone, Chicago Sun's top foreign reporter, is on her way to Rhadie. The correspondent's adventure grows ugly when a group of terrorists highjack the jet. 174904 1999 Staring at Headlights M Interviewer (Christian Aghren-Williams) 174905 1939 Stark Summer NM OWN - H Peery, James Robert Editor wants to be a teacher until a young woman shows him how progressive a small town can be. Charles, editor of the Powell Courier. 174906 1993 Stark Trek: Deep Space Nine: T VHS 385 (Partial) Episode News Media 174907 1976 Starke Ferdinand, Dr. MF Reporter (Rolf Zacher). 174908 1969 Starlet M Cameraman (Clark Twelvetrees). 174909 1951 Starlift M Gossip Columnist Louella Parson's column. Reporter (Eddie Coonz). 174910 1950 Starlight Theatre T Series 1950-1951 Press 174911 1988 Starlight: Musical Movie, A M Reporter #1 (Jim Gara) 174912 1987 Starman: Fathers and Sons T Episode #19. 3-28-1987 News Media. Reporter #1 (Carmen Hayward). 174913 1986 Starman: One for the Road T Episode #7. 11-7-1986 Editor (Ed Hooks). Reporter (Roger Scott). Photo Editor (Glenn Robards). 174914 1986 Starman: Secrets T Episode #6. 10-31-1986 Sportscaster (David Bowman). Newscaster (Pete Gonneau). 174915 2000 StarNews DT Correspondent. UK Correspondent Anjali Rao. Presenter Shakuntla Santhiran. 174916 1994 Starrcade M Interviewer Mean Gene Okerlund (Gene Okerlund) 174917 1999 Starry Night M Critic Ted Billings (Peter Brier). Critic Lester Finley (Lee Newman). Reporter Maggie Steele (Maggie Wagner). Sarah Centurion (Marianne Ruth), Critic. TV News Interviewer Maria (Stephanie Erb). News Announcer (Joseph Benti). Commentator (Robert Thaler). TV Interviewer (Michael Hovance). 174918 1988 Stars and Bars M Photographer (Ingrid Buxbaum) 174919 1989 Stars and Roses (aka Oi Yan Tung Chi) M Photojournalist from Hong Kong (Andy Lau) in Vietnam. 174920 1986 Stars at Noon, The N Johnson, Denis Magazine Reporter in Nicaragua. At least she claims to be a reporter, but is making money as a prostitute. 174921 1946 Stars Incline, The N OWN - H Davis, Clyde Brion Journalist Barney Morgan, a newspaperman who moves from Denver to New York to the Europe of World War II. Thorough professional. He is at home wherever he works. 174922 2001 Stars of Europe DT Interviewer (Hedy D'Ancona) 174923 1944 Stars on Parade M PR Publicity Woman (Early Cantrell) 174924 1935 Stars Over Broadway M DVD -R HQ 2423, 2424. Reporter Archie McNeish (Emmett Vogan). 174925 1941 Stars Over Hollywood R Series - 1941-54 Press 174926 1936 Stars Screaming Murder NM COPY Reeve, Arthur B. Reporter "Red" Donnelly of the Star led a rush of newshounds. 174927 2003 StarSearch TF Germany Backstage Reporter (Aleksandra Bechtel). 174928 2006 Starship II: Rendezvous with Ramses M Reporter (Christopher Canary). 174929 1977 Starship Invasions M Interviewer (Shirley Solomon). Interviewer with Duncan, Betty and Diane (George Raymond). 174930 1997 Starship Troopers M DVD -R HQ 7926, 7927, 7925 TV Network Correspondent (Greg Travis). 174931 1977 Starsky & Hutch: Bloodbath T Episode. #37 1-1-1977. TV Reporter (Thomas Scott Brown). Starsky is kidnapped by a murderous cult and he will only be released safety if the cult leader is also released without charge. If he is sentenced to prison, Starsky will be sentenced to death. Hatch must find his partner before he is subjected to a deadly religious ritual as foreseen in the deranged leader's visions. 174932 1988 Starsky & Hutch: Heroes, The T Episode #56. 10-29-1977 Reporter Christine D. "C.D." Phelps (Karen Carlson) accompanies streetwise cops Starsky & Hutch for a couple of days. At first they are disgruntled when they are assigned to have the newspaper journalist follow them around. But when they see she is an attractive woman, they're happy to have her along. As they try to trace a drug supplier who is poisoning the narcotics he pushes, the pair go all out to impress the reporter. But she misunderstands their often unorthodox policing methods and writes a very unfavorable article about them. 174933 1977 Starsky & Hutch: Murder Ward T Yerkovich, Anthony Episode #53. 10-8-1977 Investigative Journalist Jane Hutton (Suzanne Somers) goes undercover at a mental hospital as a patient. Policemen Starsky and Hutch also go undercover as a patient and orderly. The three make a startling discovery. The female journalist and the cops discover that someone in the hospital is illegally using patients as human guinea-pigs for the testing of behavior modification drugs. 174934 1978 Starsky & Hutch: Photo Finish T Episode #75. 10-10-1978 Photojournalist Marcie Fletcher (Brit Lind) is a friend of cops Starsky and Hutch and are invited by her to an exclusive party, but the event grinds to a halt when an artist is shot dead by an unknown assassin. Marcie has caught the shooting on camera. The Detective duo confiscate the pictures for police evidence as they being some black-tie sleuthing on the champagne circuit. But Marcie is determined to use the valuable photos to break into big-time journalism. She quietly holds on to one to sell to the highest bidder -- but the killers are determined to get their hands on the incriminating film putting Marcie's life in danger. 174935 1977 Starsky & Hutch: Set-Up, The (Part 1) T Episode #39. 1-22-1977 News Media. Newsman (Mike Lawrence). Starsky & Hutch are suspected of being involved in the murder of a man with Mob connections who Starsky knows from childhood who is promised protection and a new identity in return for giving testimony. 174936 1982 Starstruck M Australia. TV Reporter (Brett Nevill). Rock Photographer (Rainee Skinner). TV Director (Stuart Campbell). 174937 2009 Starstruck G Reporter is one of the characters in this book where the reader co-authors the book by selecting the heroine, hero and their best friends, even your dog or cat. The novel is 195 pages and professionally bound with more than 30 characteristics to personalize, making it a gift that is truly unique and sentimental. Personalized front cover. You are the co-author. Reporter is the heroine’s best friend and the hero’s pal. 174938 2009 Starstruck N Written by reader. A Personalized Novel. The reader selects the heroine, hero and their best friends -- even a dog or cat. The novel is 195 pages and professionally bound with more than 30 characteristics to personalize. Reporter is a woman diplomat’s best friend. A starship commander known as a daredevil and thrill-seeking gambler takes on his toughest mission: escorting the famously demanding diplomat to negotiate a high-stakes treaty between warring aliens. The commander and the diplomat, a challenging and courageous woman responsible for bringing peace to the Alpha Sector, their clashing personalities and instant chemistry sparks a battle of their own. When a saboteur threatens the mission, the pair, along with the reporter and the commander’s first officer, must fight for their lives and the safety of everyone in this corner of space. 174939 1938 Start Cheering M Photographer (William Lally). Photographer (Al Rhein). 174940 1938 Start of the Road, The N GPL Erskine, John Journalist Walter Whitman's early years as a not very successful journalist in New Orleans. John C. Larue, chief editorial writer. Theodore Reeder, city editor. The Crescent./ 174941 2005 Starter Marriage, The N Harrison, Kate Media Celebrity Jo is a woman coping with divorce in Texas along with several other women. She cheated on her husband. 174942 2008 Starter Wife, The: Her Old Man and the Sea T DVD -R HQ 10598 Episode. 12-05-2008 Tabloids. Angry girlfriend plans to ruin an African-American’s career when she catches him in bed with a man by giving the story to the tabloids. She finally settles for $1.5 million. But the two kiss on the set and someone publishes the picture on the Internet exposing them to everyone. 174943 2007 Starter Wife, The: Hour Five MT DVD -R HQ 10367 Miniseries News Media. Press Conference. TV coverage. Molly is happy with Sam, but her other relationships suffer when she tries to get Joan to quit drinking. Meanwhile, the divorce proceedings aren’t going well, and Sam begins to feel pressure form Molly to change. 174944 2007 Starter Wife, The: Hour Four MT DVD -R HQ 10379 Miniseries News Media. Sam declares his innocence. Joan’s drinking spirals out of control. 174945 2007 Starter Wife, The: Hour Six MT DVD -R HQ 10378 Miniseries News Media. 174946 2007 Starter Wife, The: Hour Three MT DVD -R HQ 10381 Miniseries News Media. 174947 2007 Starter Wife, The: Hours One and Two MT DVD -R HQ 10382, 10383 Miniseries News Media. 174948 2008 Starter Wife, The: Remains of the Snow Day, The T DVD -R HQ 10581 Episode. 11-30-2008 Blogger. The Starter Wife confronts Celebrity Blogger Dizzy-Land who has printed parts of her journal on his blog. 174949 2008 Starter Wife, The: Woman Over the Influence T DVD -R HQ 10619 Episode. 12-12-2008. Finale of the first season. News Media. 174950 1959 Startime T Series 1959-1960. Press 174951 1960 Startime: Tennessee Ernie Ford Meets King Arthur T Episode #31. 5-10-1960 Commentator (John Dehner) 174952 1851 Starting a Newspaper: Experience of Mr. Jones, A SS Arthur, Timothy Shay In "Words for the Wise." Newspapers 174953 1965 Starting From Tomorrow N GPL Gray, Tony Reporter John Skeleton, Irish Mail. Casey of the London Globe. 174954 1979 Starting Over M Magazine Writer Phil Potter (Burt Reynolds) is hung up on his ex, a pop singer with a bad voice. He jumps into the dating pool and begins a bumpy courtship with a nursery school teacher. 174955 2004 Starting Over M News Media. Anchor (Jennifer Lynn Lopez). 174956 2005 Starting Over: Mystery Man T DVD -R HQ 4709 News Media. Rhonda challenges Jessica to face her fear of media through confrontation. Allison spends the day with a mystery man who is everything she has ever wanted in a mate. New male housemate. 174957 2009 Starvation Lake NM Gruley, Bryan Investigative Reporter Gus Carpenter of the Detroit Times crosses an ethical line while writing an investigative series and returns to his hometown of Starvation Lake, Michigan, to become editor of the local paper, where the stories mostly reflect the pedestrian and placid nature of small town life. That changes when evidence surfaces that the town’s legendary hockey coach, who disappeared after an apparent snowmobile accident a decade earlier, was actually murdered. Carpenter’s reopening of the case, which has a personal resonance for him (he had been the goalie for the amateur boys’ team the man had coached), shakes all sorts of skeletons loose. Carpenter returned to take over as editor of the local newspaper. He returns to Starvation after a failed attempt to make it big at the Detroit Times. In his youth, Gus was the goalie who let a state championship get away, crushing the hockey coach’s dreams and earning the town’s enmity. Now he’s investigating the murder of his former coach. But even more unsettling to Gus are the holes in the town’s past and the gnawing suspicion that those holes may conceal some dark and disturbing secrets, secrets that some of the people closest to him may have killed to keep. 174958 1999 Starz Movie News DT Series 1999. Correspondent Alex McLeod (2003-2004), Sanda Sanchez (2005-). Hosts David Doerre (2003-), Wendy L. Walsh. 174959 1942 Stasera niente di nuovo MF Editor (Armando Migliari), newspaper editor. 174960 2000 State and Main M Reporter (Cindy Lentol). B.B.G. TV Reporter (Matthew Pidgeon). 174961 1998 State Coroner: On Thin Ice T Episode #21. 9-28-1998 News Media. Reporter (Catherine Sutherland). 174962 1933 State Fair M SVD 737 (Incomplete) Reporter Pat Gilbert becomes involved with daughter of family living on farm who travel to the annual State Fair 174963 1945 State Fair M DVD -R HQ 2639, 2640. L. Strong, Phil (Novel). Oscar Hammerstein II (Screenplay) Ness Book. (Remake of "State Fair," 1932) Reporter Pat Gilbert (Dana Andrews) is a womanizer whose attitude changes when he meets a farm girl who falls for him. When they first meet he tells her that "the great Des Moines Register's got me hog-tied." Managing Editor Simpson (Paul Harvey). He also reveals his ambition to work for a larger paper. Gets his chance when he receives offer to write a column for an eastern syndicate. Calls farm girl to tell her she is going to Chicago to be wife of a columnist. Gilbert: "Forget that you're the managing editor of a newspaper and try to act intelligent. Have you ever seen me with the type who's a good cook?" Editor: "No, but I've seen you with every other type. You had to get round to these sometime." 174964 1962 State Fair M SVD 1116. SVD 968 (no ending). State Fair AFI: TV Personalities Reporter Pat Gilbert becomes involved with daughter of family living on farm who travel to the annual State Fair 174965 1948 State Fair R Stong, Philip (Novel) Episode #12. 8-26-1948. Hallmark Playhouse. Series 1948-1953 Reporter Pat Gilbert becomes involved with daughter of family living on farm who travel to the annual State Fair 174966 1996 State Fair P MLPL Chesebro, Caroline Reporter Pat Gilbert becomes involved with daughter of family living on farm who travel to the annual State Fair 174967 1932 State Fair N OWN - H Stong, Phil (Novel). Sonya Levien, Paul Green (Screenplay). Reporter Pat Gilbert (Lew Ayres) becomes involved with daughter of family living on farm who travel to the annual State Fair 174968 1950 State Fair R Episode #2056. 12-31-1950. Theatre Guild of the Air Reporter Pat Gilbert becomes involved with daughter of family living on farm who travel to the annual State Fair 174969 1950 State Fair R Episode #2-56. 12-31-1950. Theatre Guild of the Air Reporter Pat Gilbert (Van Heflin) becomes involved with daughter of family living on farm who travel to the annual State Fair 174970 1953 State Fair R Episode #2-134. 12-31-1950. Theatre Guild of the Air Reporter Pat Gilbert (Van Van Johnson) becomes involved with daughter of family living on farm who travel to the annual State Fair 174971 1933 State Fair R Episode #12. 2-24-1939. Campbell Playhouse, The. Reporter Pat Gilbert becomes involved with daughter of family living on farm who travel to the annual State Fair 174972 1976 State Fair: Pilot T Episode. Based on Philip Stong novel Reporter Pat Gilbert becomes involved with daughter of family living on farm who travel to the annual State Fair 174973 1733 State Juggler, The; Or Sir Politick Ribbard P USC Anonymous Critics 174974 2006 State Lee Cub Reporter NJ Arentsen, Nesi and Lynn Strangeland Reporter State Lee Cub writes for the Country Bear Gazette: “State Lee Arrives in Alaska” by State Lee Club. State Lee Cub finds himself lost in the woods and separated from his parents shortly after beginning the family’s dream vacation to explore the United States. Find out who helps State Lee Cub learn the value of friendship and discover the power of positive thinking. State Lee Cub and a new found friend travel from state to state in search of his parents. He reports from each of the 50 states they visit. 174975 1988 State of Emergency N OWN - H Sherlock, John British Journalist Sarah Dalton, a striking young British journalist in New York City attending Columbia. Professor Joe McKeon, a tough-talking, Spencer Tracy-like newspaperman 174976 2001 State of Grace: Premiere T SVD 1036 Episode Journalist Hannah Rayburn (Frances McDormand), a 47-year-old journalist reflects back to 1965 when she was 12 moved to North Carolina 174977 2009 State of Mind, A N Casey, Kevin Journalist John Hughes lives in rural Wicklow, Ireland with writer’s block in the mid-1970s, so he has time to reflect on recent events. When English author William Cromer and his German lover Ingrid move to the Old Rectory nearby, their lives are transformed and an alcohol-fuelled affair begins. Hughes puts at risk everything he has ever loved -- his wife Laura, teenage daughter Rachael and the bucolic ease of their quiet corner of Ireland. Nationalist resentment of this tax-free haven enjoyed by foreigners is sparked by events in Northern Ireland, and John finds himself in the middle of extortion, blackmail, martial betrayal and a suicide. As old and new friendships unravel, even lunchtime visits to the local pub become points of attribution. Losing his friends and mistress, John is forced to take responsibility for his actions in order to save his family and his integrity, and to find release as a writer. 174978 2003 State of Play MT DVD -R 1624 Abbott, Paul BBC television six-part series Investigative Journalist Cal McCaffrey (John Simm) of The Recorder and an ambitious MP become involved in a conspiracy. Editor Cameron Foster (Bill Nighy) of The Recorder. Cub Reporter Della Smith (Kelly Macdonald). Journalist (Simon Hoggart). Newsnight Presenter (Andrew Brittain). Street Journalist (Christopher Obi). Press Conference Journalist (Freddie Stevenson). Newsreader (Tim Willcox). Newspaper Editor Foster (Bill Nighy) and Reporters Della Smith (Kelly Macdonald) and Cal McCaffrey (John Simm), the MP Stephen Collins’ former campaign manager and a well-respected investigative journalist, try to establish whether there is any relationship between two execution-style hits and the death of Collins’ research assistant. The newspaper reporters are not especially nice people -- crafty and pushy, full of sneaky tricks like setting of a car alarm to flush out a source, or pretending to be a bike messenger to snag a handwriting sample. They lie to and flirt with and browbeat their sources and when that fails to get results (which is often) they do something likely to shock their top-drawer American counterparts: hand over fat envelopes of cash. They also secretly tape record just about every conversation they have. Still, they want to get at the truth and when they’re hot on its trail, they get a certain wild light in their eyes that’s unmistakable. It’s the hot gleam of reportorial lust and an essential passion in any good journalist and an undersung but crucial resource in a free society. The reporters are played by some of the best British actors around. (Laura Miller, salon.com). When the MP Collins breaks down during an otherwise routine news conference announcing his research assistant’s death, the tabloids are all over him. He confesses to having had an adulterous affair with her and turns to Cal, who was his capaign manager nine years earlier seeking a more sympathetic outlet in the press. Cal’s friendship, though slightly cooled in recent years, complicates his job and those complications multiply as it becomes clear that he has been carrying a torch for Collins’ wife. Cal and his colleagues discover records indicating that just before she fell to her death on the London Underground she got a phone call from a dead teenage drug dealer who may not have been on drugs. Foster assembles a team of reporters to chase down the story. A freelancer (James McAvoy) is a late addition to the group. He’s been banished from The Recorder for personal reasons, but his ingenious sleuthing finally wins him a spot on the assignment over Foster’s objections. The situation is a ethical morass for Cal, but the rest of the crew is hardly a standards handbook in action. They exercise an impressive moral creativity as they follow the trail leading back to larger forces lying behind the researcher’s death. They deceive and dicker with the police, who are usually one step behind them, and mount an elaborate charade to fan the paranoia of a particularly reluctant source. They land on doorsteps and perch by parked cars like the proverbial birds of ill omen, undeniable signs that the shit has hit the fan. (Miller, salon.com) One question leads to another as the intricate plot winds to an end. Foster is the series’ crypto-hero, but it isn’t until the final episodes that genuine courage begins to break through his facade of jaded weariness. Until then, he has the funniest lines, sighing, “Hands up anyone who’s never screwed a source!” when he discovers how many of his employees have chased the story all the way to bed, and shooing a reporter out of his office with, “Why don’t you go and type something lovely?” Still, when the moment of truth arrives, he orders one of the most stirring stop-the-presses scenes in movie-TV history. (Miller, salon.com). 174979 2009 State of Play M Based on the BBC six-part TV series Investigative Reporter Cal McCaffrey (Russell Crowe) in Washington D.C. is a street-smart reporter who represents the old world of journalism. He’s the shining knight who is after the truth. Editor Cameron Lynne (Helen Mirren) of a Washington Daily Newspaper. McCaffrey and his reporting partner Della Frye (Rachel McAdams), a cocky blogger who has to learn how much work goes into actual reporting, try to uncover the killer’s identity as a rising congressman and the investigative reporters get embroiled in a case of seemingly unrelated brutal murders. McCaffrey steps into a cover-up that threatens to shake the nation’s power structures. And in a town of spin-doctors and wealthy politicos, he will discover one truth: when billions are at stake, no one’s integrity, love or life is ever safe. Metro News Reporter (Brenda Goodbread). Reporter (Nora Bauer). CNN Reporter (Christopher Clawson). Journalist (Mark J. Kilbane). Washington Globe Editor (Frederick George Stuhrberg). Researcher (Marissa Welsh). Cameraman (Marcellus L. Connor). TV Cameraman (David Foster). Press Photographer (David J. Smolar). News Crew (Steven A. Webb). Public Relations Practitioner Dominic Foy (Jason Bateman) is a cynical PR guy who panics when he realizes that he has got in over his head. 174980 1953 State of the Nation DT Series. 2-1-1953 to 5-10-1953. CBS TV Newsman Eric Sevareid (first show). TV Newsman Douglas Edwards. Airing live from Washington D.C., this program focused on a topical concern in America using background film and an interview with a guest. 174981 1954 State of the Union T Lindsay, Howard and Russell Crouse (Play Adaptation) Producer's Showcase. 11-15-1954. Directed by Arthur Penn Publisher Kay Thorndyke (Nina Foch). Cast includes Joseph Cotton and Margaret Sullavan. 174982 1948 State of the Union M DVD -R HQ 3500, 3501, 3502. (With Trailer). L Lindsay, Howard, Russel Crouse (Play). Anthony Veiller, Myles Connolly (Screenplay) Ness Book. Tracy. Publisher Kay Thorndyke (Angela Lansbury) inherits control of Thorndyke Press ("To print the news as it happens, when it happens, good or bad") when her father Sam Thorndyke (Lewis Stone) dies. Uses her position to back Republican presidential candidate. Columnist Spike McManus (Van Johnson), "the poor man's Drew Pearson" columnist becomes campaign publicist for candidate. Thorndyke calls editors of her newspapers together, orders them to deadlock Republican convention so she can launch her own candidate. Editors object to abuse of media and quit. Candidate's wife forces him to recognize own values, He withdraws from campaign manipulated by Thorndyke. Political consultant tells Thorndyke: "I saw a man on the cover of Newsweek and I think you and I could.." First Reporter (Arthur O'Connell). Editor (Brandon Beach). Editor (Sam Ash). Photographers (Harry Anderson, George Barton, Jack Boyle, Douglas Carter, Charles Coleman, Gene Coogan, Stanley Price). Photographer (Charles Sherlock). Photographer (Lew Smith) Photographer (Wilson Wood). Photographer (Fred Zendar). Television Man (Eddie Phillips). When doctor tells reporters Sam Thorndyke will not last 24 hours, one reporter asks if there is any chance of making early edition. 174983 1946 State of the Union P OWN - H Lindsay, Howard and Russel Crouse Publisher Kay Thorndyke, ruthless female publisher. Columnist Spike McManus becomes campaign publicity for publisher's candidate. McManus says he wants to buy country paper because 95 percent of nation's newspapers are in small towns. That's where true freedom of press is. 174984 2002 State Property M News Media. The Reporter (Tatiana Vujoshevich). 174985 2006 State Within, The MT Miniseries News Media. Reporter (Jack Hourigan). Reporter (J.C. Kenny). Anchorman (Rory O'Shea). 174986 1932 State's Attorney M Reporter. Courtroom Reporter with a Big Story (Gladden James). Courtroom Reporter (Frank Mills). 174987 2003 Statement, The M Photographer (Benjamin Euvrad). 174988 2008 Staten Island M Reporter (Maggie Moore). 174989 2005 Staten Island Catapult, The DT Interviewer (Gregorio Smith - The Interviewer). 174990 1996 Statesman's Wife, The M Adult. Photographer (Kriz Newz). Photographer (Bob Scott). 174991 1985 Static M Reporter B (Nancy Helin). Reporter C (Mark Bork). Reporter D (Gary Peterson). TV Interviewer (Tamma Allgood). 174992 2000 Static Shock! C Series 2000 Reporter Clark Kent (George Newbern) is Superman 174993 1993 Station Break N Friedman, Steve-Rosemary Ford TV Reporter Mary Reed is a beautiful, talented and ambitious local news reporter for a San Francisco station. Gets a high-profile reporting job in Los Angeles where her star continues to rise 174994 1986 Station Breaks N Norton, Edward C. News Media 174995 2002 Stationery Games (aka Stationary Games) M Newscasters (Melanie Fairlight, Stephen Perkins). Radio Newscaster (Katherine Holtry). 174996 1983 Stations M Canada TV Journalist Tom Murphy (Michael Jones), troubled by a friend’s suicide, makes a documentary interviewing people on a cross-Canada train trip. 174997 1970 Statistician's Day SSF USC Blish, James In "Best SF: 1971." New York Times Correspondent Wiberg had been a foreign correspondent for the New York Times for 14 years. 174998 1971 Statue, The M News Reader (Graham Chapman). Commentator (John Stacy). 174999 1953 Statues, The SS GPL Priestly, J.B. In "Other Place, The and Other Stories of the Same Sort." Reporter Walter Voley was a reporter on the Daily Record and one of its best men. Been on the paper 15 years coming to it from a suburban weekly. Given many of the more important London stories and often had a by-line. 175000 1990 Statute of Limitations: Novel, A N Buckley, John Washington D.C. News Media. Speechwriter Tom O'Malley is speechwriter for the new Democratic president. His former roommate, a big shot drug dealer, blackmails him into smuggling cocaine during presidential visit to South America. Inner workings of White House and news media convincingly depicting games Washington insiders play. 175001 1973 Stauning eller kaos DF Denmark Editor-in-Chief Svend Erichsen. 175002 2006 Stay Alive M News Media. News Reporter (Veronica Mosgrove). 175003 1992 Stay Tuned M TV Anchorwoman (Colleen Winton). Newscaster (Gerry Nairn). 175004 1988 Stay Tuned for Murder M Jones, Gary W. (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Newswoman Zac McKay (Terry Reeves-Wolf) is trying to raise her kids since her husband walked out a year ago. In doing her job, she continually has to contend with the sexual harassment of her male co-workers including her boss. who hits on her. When she goes to a murder site, the new police detective refuses to let her past the police blockage. She tells her cameraman to get cutaways of the detective so she can "fix his wagon" on the evening news. But a romance develops in spite of this. McKay knew the victims of two murders, receives a call from a man claiming to be her husband and confessing he killed the men because they were hitting on her. Caller turns out to be a psychopath who knew the reporter in high school. He tells her husband was killed because he was involved with drug dealers. Psycho captures her, the reporter strangles him, but he comes at her with a rifle. Detective shoots him and rescues her daughters. McKay is disgusted with TV and wants to return to a newspaper. TV Reporter (Karen Harris). Photographer (Len Schlientz). 175005 1981 Stay Tuned, We'll Be Right Back (Dark Room, The) T Host James Coburn. Lawrence Pressman, Joanna Miles 175006 1998 Stay Tuned: Wedding at Eleven (aka Stay Tuned: Wedding at 11:00) NR Tucker, Bonnie TV Anchor John Hennessey is TV Anchor Margaret St. James' co-anchor on the news. He loved her and left her in the past -- and now he wants her job. She can't help it if the chemistry between them crackles over the airwaves. Just because she wants him doesn't mean she loves him, right? So why is she planning a wedding? Their boss tells them they're engaged and the sparks fly yet again. The two co-anchors spend their broadcasts at each other's throats. Suddenly they're engaged and the ratings are soaring -- the only problem is that neither of them did the asking, it's the station manager's idea. 175007 1991 Stay Until Dawn NR OWN - P Oldfield, Elizabeth Harlequin Presents #1484 TV Anchor Jocasta, a TV news anchor 175008 2004 Staying Alive: MTV and CNN News Special, An DT Correspondent Ilana Sod. 175009 1985 Staying Out of Hell N OWN - P Thom, James Alexander Journalist Scotty Montgomery is a former marine. 175010 1989 Staying Together M Newsman (Leon Joseph Pinner) 175011 1923 Steadfast Heart, The M Kelland, Clarence Budington (Novel). Philip Lonergan (Adaptation). AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Reporter gets a job on a newspaper and is adopted by the editor/ As a young boy, he shot the sheriff coming to arrest his father, a thief, when he is ordered to do so by his mother. He is found not guilty and becomes a reporter. Editor leaves because of opposition from the townspeople. He later returns to take over the paper and is also made assistant manager of the bank. The town district attorney, who tries to convict the reporter of the shooting when he was a boy, is involved in corrupt dealings and tries to run off with the funds invested by townspeople in a shady oil scheme. Journalist stops him and saves the town. 175012 1971 Steagle, The M Reporter (Henry Oliver) 175013 2000 Steaks, The M News Media. The Reporter (Susan Krashinsky). 175014 1995 Steal Big, Steal Little M Press 175015 2000 Steal This Movie! M SVD 1126 Reporter interviews Anita Hoffman, the wife of Abbie Hoffman so she can tell her husband's story to the world to a trusted reporter. TV Newscaster #1 (Donald Tripe). Newscaster #2 (Christine Donatelli) 175016 2004 Stealing a Nation DT Reporter (John Pilger). 175017 1996 Stealing Beauty (aka Dancing by Myself, aka Beaute volee) M Italian War Correspondent Carlo Lisca (Carol Cecchi), who is also a playboy, wrote a 19-year-old American girl’s mother for 20 years and she wants to find out if he is her father. After her mother commits suicide, the girl travels to Italy to have her picture painted. But her real reason for going is to solve the riddle left in a diary written by her dead mother: who is her father? The diary suggests the girl was conceived at a villa on an Italian hilltop owned by an English artist. 175018 2009 Stealing Home NS Pittman, Allison K. Sportswriter David Voyant comes to the aid of a superstar baseball player, Donald “Duke” Dennison. It is 1905 and the Chicago Cubs are banking on Dennison’s golden arm to help them win the pennant. Only one thing stands between Duke and an unprecedented $10,000 contract: alcohol. That’s when Voyant whisks Duke to the one-horse town of Picksville, Missouri, so he can sober up in anonymity. He bides his time flirting with Ellie Jane, his unofficial chaperone, who would rather hide herself in the railway station ticket booth than face the echoes of childhood taunts. The feed store clerk has secretly loved Ellie Jane since childhood, but he loves baseball and the Duke almost as much -- until he notices Ellie Jane may be succumbing to the star’s charm. Then there’s a 12-year-old Negro boy whose only dream is to break away from Picksville. When Duke discovers his innate talent for throwing a baseball, Morris might just have found his way out. 175019 2001 Stealing Home: Case of Contemporary Cuban Baseball, The DT News Media. CNN Reporter Lucia Newman. 175020 2004 Stealing Sinatra MT DVD -R 1637 Based on a true story. Showtime. News Media. Three men decide to finance their American dream by kidnapping the son of Frank Sinatra. Sinatra repeatedly curses out reporters. Reporter #1 (Rob Bruner). Reporter #2 (Daniel Bacon). Reporter #3 (David Bloom). 175021 1999 Stealing Thunder N Millar, Peter London Journalist John Burke is a middle-aged cynical, hard-drinking, twice-divorced reporter whose interest is piqued when Sabine Kotschke, a beautiful young German magazine writer seeks his experienced help on what looks like a fascinating assignment. Question: Was an atom spy murdered in exile in East Germany and if so, why? What exactly were the secrets he stole from Los Alamos? And what happened to an American bomber reported missing long after World War II hostilities stopped? Burke's specialty is writing on the Cold War. He's newly divorced and vulnerable when Kotschke enlists his aid. Someone is chasing them and several times they are nearly killed. Burke suspects Kotschke is not what she seems, but his lust for her dulls his judgment. Is she really a journalist after a good story or does she have other intentions? 175022 2005 Stealth M News Media. Sky New Reporter (Vanessa Trezise). Deeply ensconced in a top-secret military program, three pilots struggle to bring an artificial intelligence program under control ... before it initiates the next world war 175023 1984 Steambath T PR Public Relations Man Rod Tandy (Robert Picardo) 175024 1978 Stechow oder Ein Fluchtversuch N Nowak, Kurt Germany Journalist 175025 1990 Steel and Lace M Reporter (Saida Pagan) 175026 1964 Steel Balloon, The NM McLeave, Hugh Press 175027 1956 Steel Jungle, The M Newspaperman (Joel Smith) 175028 1953 Steel Key M Newsman (Esmond Knight) 175029 1989 Steel Magnolias M Newspaper Boy (Walker May). 175030 1996 Steel Sharks M News Reporter (Bill Langlois Monroe). 175031 2002 Steel Spirit M Photographer (Dennis DiBona). 175032 2006 Steel Toes M Interviewer (Ron Lea). 175033 1987 Steele Justice M Reporter #1 (Bond Bradigan) 175034 1947 Steeper Cliff, The N OWN - H Davidson, David Journalist Andrew Cooper, an American assigned to reconstruct the newspapers of Bavaria and finds Adam Lorenz, a famed liberal editorial writer. 175035 2005 Steklo MT Miniseries TV Reporter (Sandra Steier). 175036 1918 Stella Maris M DVD -R 1544 Journalist 175037 1912 Stella Maris N OWN - H Locke, William J. Journalist John 175038 2004 Stella Street M News Reader (John Sessions). Papergirl (Sophie Rix). 175039 1996 Stella the Stargazer: Curl Up and Die N Jorgensen, Christine T. #3 Stella the Stargazer Mysteries Astrology Advice Columnist Stella of the Denver Daily Orion, always flamboyantly dressed and often accompanied by pet chameleon Fluffy, Stella the Stargazer, nee Jane Smith, pens an astrological advice column for a Denver newspaper. Her current boyfriend is reporter Jason Paul. Among his female clients, Denver’s fabulous DeAngelo is hot, both as a hairstylist and love god. And Stella the Stargazer’s best friend, Meredith, is caught in the heat. When DeAngelo placed his tired feet in an electric foot bath and breathed his last, it is Meredith who becomes the prime suspect. Between trying to clear her friend, juggler her astrological advice column, and keep a grip on her own tentative romance with fellow reporter Jason Paul, Stella draws closer to a killer who believes that she would look best as a corpse. 175040 1999 Stella the Stargazer: Dead On Her Feet N Jorgensen, Christine T. #5 Stella the Stargazer Mysteries Astrology Advice Columnist Stella of the Denver Daily Orion, always flamboyantly dressed and often accompanied by pet chameleon Fluffy, Stella the Stargazer, nee Jane Smith, pens an astrological advice column for a Denver newspaper. Her current boyfriend is reporter Jason Paul. She becomes part-time assistant director for a local, privately owned theater. During one rehearsal, unfortunately, someone attempts to murder the theater’s owner, and while Stella’s psychic sense didn’t forewarn her, she still feels compelled to investigate. Her love life, meanwhile, goes on hiatus when her boyfriend lands a job in New York. Stella is moonlighting as an assistant director with a local theater to earn the extra money she needs to keep her pet chameleons in chow. When Barbara, the playwright and stage mother, short on talent, long on attitude, who’s paying Stella’s salary, is nearly murdered during a rehearsal, Stella realizes that her job will entail much more than just cueing the actors. The prime suspect is Barbara’s son, the star of the show and a vulnerable waif who has had previous problems with the law. But with her abrasive personality, Barbara has given lots of people reason to wish her dead. Even her awful play, “The Garden of Iden,” which features a misunderstood snake, reveals personal histories some would prefer to forget. While Stella is doing her best to exonerate the son, she’s also coping with her utterly ineffective day boss, Mr. Gerster, as well as with her love interest, Jason. 175041 1998 Stella the Stargazer: Death of a Dustbunny N Jorgensen, Christine T. #4 Stella the Stargazer Mysteries Astrology Advice Columnist Stella of the Denver Daily Orion, always flamboyantly dressed and often accompanied by pet chameleon Fluffy, Stella the Stargazer, nee Jane Smith, pens an astrological advice column for a Denver newspaper. Her current boyfriend is reporter Jason Paul. takes a job filling in for her housekeeper friend Elena, who has disappeared. Before Stella can figure out what happened to Elena, she meets a scared little boy, taps into her paranormal powers and finds herself facing danger from more than one potential evil-doer. When Elena Ruiz disappears, five-year-old Steven Holman thinks that a vampire has taken his nanny. As a friend of Elena’s astrologist and sleuth Stella the Stargazer knows that the woman wouldn’t have walked away from her charge. She doesn’t believe that vampires exist, but she comes to believe that a different, and very human, sort of monster could have done away with her. 175042 1994 Stella the Stargazer: Love to Die For, A N Jorgensen, Christine T. #1 Stella the Stargazer Mysteries Astrology Advice Columnist Stella of the Denver Daily Orion, always flamboyantly dressed and often accompanied by pet chameleon Fluffy, Stella the Stargazer, nee Jane Smith, pens an astrological advice column for a Denver newspaper. Her current boyfriend is reporter Jason Paul. Jane Smith leaves her unrewarding life to become a horoscope columnist, aka Stella the Stargazer. She stumbles on the body of a murder victim and is horrified when she is accused of the crime. 175043 1995 Stella the Stargazer: You Bet Your Life N Jorgensen, Christine T. #2 Stella the Stargazer Mysteries Astrology Advice Columnist Stella of the Denver Daily Orion, always flamboyantly dressed and often accompanied by pet chameleon Fluffy, Stella the Stargazer, nee Jane Smith, pens an astrological advice column for a Denver newspaper. Her current boyfriend is reporter Jason Paul. Stella’s friends all want her to tell them that their love lives are going to get better, but she can’t figure out what to do with her own. The weather forecast for Denver is hotter and hotter and she doesn’t have any air conditioning. On her desk is a letter foretelling her death. No wonder, then, that when some friends need a fourth for a weekend of bridge and other games of chance, Stella accepts. She’s not particularly fond of bridge, and the people in the group are so angry with one another that it doesn’t take an astrologer to know the bidding’s going to be for blood, but it will be cooler in the mountains and people do get lucky. The question the stars aren’t answering is whether Stella’s luck is going to be good or bad. Worried about an anonymous death threat, Stella the Stargazer, astrologer for a small Denver newspaper, heads for the mountain gambling town of Silverado only to become caught up in the death of a troubled young woman. 175044 2005 Stella: Amusement Park T Episode #10. 8-30-2005 Weathermen. Spanish Weatherman (Bryant Mason). Martian Weatherman (A.D. Miles). Serious Weatherman (Michael Scott). 175045 2005 Stella: Novel T Episode #8. 8-16-2005 Editor (Jeremy Shamos). 175046 1945 Sten Stensson kommer till stan MF Photographer (Erik Hed). 175047 2008 Step Brothers M TV Anchor (Maria Quiban). Interviewer (Brian Huskey). Two spoiled guys become competitive stepbrothers after their single parents get hitched. 175048 1996 Step By Step: Major Pain T Episode #114. 4-26-1996 Investigative Reporter. Dana takes a career placement test that says she should become a guard at a women's prison. She is livid after hearing the results, demands a re-test and ends up discovering the testing center is a fraud. Dana investigates -- and JT tells her she should become an investigative reporter because she is doing such a good job. She discovers the owner has been convicted of the same time several times before. 175049 1994 Step by Step: Pretty Woman T DVD -R HQ 8946 Episode #63. 2-18-1994 Photographer Tim Yates (Christopher Darga). Karen is having an interview at the mall for a jeans ad. Photographer is looking for a girl to promote the jeans "with an attitude." Al actually gets the job which drives Karen crazy. 175050 1991 Step By Step: Spoiled Sport T SV 281 Episode #73. 10-14-1994 Sportscaster job becomes available and the part-time job sparks Frank's old visions of being a great announcer. He chokes and Carol gets the job, which bums him out seeing himself stuck in an endless average life. He snaps out of it when Carol tells him that to her he is a superstar. Ironically, when Carol doesn't take the job, Cody ends up with it. Frank (Patrick Duffy), a freewheeling, divorced contractors impetuously marries widowed beautician Carol (Suzanne Sommers) when they meet during separate vacations in Jamaica. They each have three children. Cody Lambert (Sasha Mitchell) is Frank's space-out 19-year-old nephew whose nutty schemes and obsessions keep everyone in an uproar but who is smarter than he seems. 175051 1958 Step Down To Terror M Photographer Roy (Alan Dexter). 175052 1937 Step Lively, Jeeves! M SV 317 Wodehouse, P.G. (Character). Frances Hyland (Story). Frank Fenton, Lynn Root (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Patricia Westley (Patricia Ellis) tries to get an interview with famous butler. Shut out by the other reporters, she ends up sharing a cab with the butler, gets caught in a gun battle between police and crooks. Reporter threatens others with printing a story, decides not to run it and all ends well. 175053 1971 Step Out of Line, A T Announcer (Russ Hodges) 175054 1992 Stepfather III MT Crime Search Reporter (Brenda Strong) 175055 1987 Stepfather, The M SVD 1193 News Media 175056 2005 Stepfather, The MT Reporter (Amy Rhiannon Worth) 175057 2003 Stepford Wives, The M Talk Show Host Larry King appears as himself at end of the movie. 175058 2006 Stephanie Daley M Reporter (Susan Ferrara). 175059 1981 Stephanie: Pilot T Episode. 9-8-81 Reporter Stephanie Burke (Stephanie Faracy), hostess of L.A., local Los Angeles KXLA television magazine program (p. 394 for details). Betty White, Robert Hitt, Jeanette Arnettie, Abby Moore, Kent Perkins 175060 2005 Stephen Colbert T Commentator Stephen Colbert is a self-obsessed, right-wing commentator on the Daily Show and The Colbert Report. He knows that, as a journalist, he must be willing to travel extensively -- and often finds himself “live on location” in the Iraqi and Afghanistan. He is the author of the best-selling book, “I Am America (And So Can You!). He has a strong distaste for facts and is really scared of bears. Heroes: Bill O’Reilly, whom he calls “Papa Bear.” 175061 2001 Stephen Colbert: Again: A Look Back T SVD 1125 Parody News. Classic News segments, Daily Show, Comedy Central 175062 2004 Stephen Colbert: Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The T Parody News. Correspondent Stephen Colbert on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. 175063 1967 Stephen Drake: Black Door, The NM Wilcox, Collin #1 Stephen Drake Mysteries Reporter Stephen Drake of the San Francisco Sentinel is a newspaperman with ESP. 175064 1968 Stephen Drake: Third Figure, The NM Wilcox, Collin #2 Stephen Drake Mysteries Reporter Stephen Drake of the San Francisco Sentinel is a newspaperman with ESP. 175065 2004 Stephen King’s Kingdom Hospital: Heartless T DVD -R HQ 9198 Episode. 4-22-2004 Newspaper clippings detail the 1869 Gates Falls Mills fire. Heart transplant regrets going to Kingdom Hospital. 175066 2004 Stephen Larkin: Born Under Punches NM Waites, Martyn #4 Stephen Larkin Series Journalist Stephen Larkin is determined to expose the truth about a miners' strike -- as he sees it. His sister is in love with a professional footballer who can't escape his shady past. The strike will have devastating repercussions -- not only for those directly involved, but for future generations too. 175067 2001 Stephen Larkin: Candleland NM Waites, Martyn #3 Stephen Larkin Series Investigative Reporter Stephen Larkin is asked to help find a friend's HIV positive daughter who has gone missing. He soon finds himself trawling the dregs of London's underworld in their search to find her. Larkin also finds that a ghost from his past has appeared. 175068 1999 Stephen Larkin: Little Triggers NM Waites, Martyn #1 Stephen Larkin Series Journalist Stephen Larkin is working as an agency journalist in his native Newcastle and busy blackmailing the powerful into keeping their campaign promises.. But he still feels dissatisfied and to stop himself from getting bored, he jumps at a chance to track down a child abuser with friends in high places. Larkin sets out thinking he knows all there is to know about the evil men do -- but he's wrong. 175069 2001 Stephen Larkin: Mary's Prayer NM Waites, Martyn #2 Stephen Larkin Series Tabloid journalist Stephen Larkin, sober and disillusioned with London, reluctantly accepts an assignment to cover a gangland funeral back home in Newcastle. Several years earlier he had left sick and disgusted, vowing never to return, but the pull of the city, and the promise of a juicy story, finally persuades him to return. While there, Larkin's old flame Charlotte asks him to check out the alleged suicide of her friend Mary - a course of action that will leave Larkin bruised, battered and with some painful memories of the city he was trying to forget. 175070 1923 Stephen Steps Out M Davis, Richard Harding (from the story "Grand Cross of the Desert, The." Douglas Fairbanks Jr. first sound film Press 175071 1938 Stepmother R Series 1938-1942 Newspaperman. Daughter of Chicago newspaperman 175072 2001 Steppin' on a Rainbow NM Friedman, Kinky Columnist Willis Hoover for the Honolulu Advertiser. Sports journalist and cookbook writer friend has disappeared and he asks a PI friend to help find him. Detective and his friend go to Hawaii and with Hoover pursue the missing man's trail. Newspaper Reporter Carline, a beautiful local journalist, disappears. 175073 1926 Stepping Along M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 175074 1966 Stepping Westward N Bradbury, Malcolm PR College Public Relations department gives the college president maximum publicity. 175075 1987 Steps M Journalist (Peggy Freidman) 175076 1997 Stepsister, The MT DVD -R HQ 7462, 7463. Reporter (Norma Jean Wick). Young woman suspects that her new stepmother and stepsister murdered her father. 175077 1974 Steptoe and Son: Back in Fashion T UK. Episode #51, 9-4-1974 Photographer (Roy Holder). 175078 2001 Stereo Future M Video Editor (Makoto Otake) no Wada. 175079 1994 Sterling Advice N Steen, Sandy Woman journalist Female Journalist 175080 1999 Sterling Chase, The T Interviewer (Greg Wood). 175081 1940 Stern von Rio MF Germany Journalist (Wilfried Seyferth), der Assistant von Herrn Hadrian. 175082 2006 Steve "Snap" Malek: Shadow of the Bomb N Goldsborough, Robert #2 Steve "Snap" Malek Mysteries Reporter Steve "Snap" Malek covers the local police beat for the Tribute in 1942 when most of the newspaper coverage is on the war. Malek gets a tip that in the Hyde Park area foreigners are walking around, but his snitch knows nothing about this. Even more interesting is a University of Chicago scientist telling people including the reporter that they are developing a secret weapon to win the war. Police Reporter Malek in 1930-1940s Chicago, Illinois. When Malek goes to interview the scientist about this he finds him murdered with a rope around his neck. Further digging leads to the fact that the victim worked in a boarded up lab guarded by soldiers. When a second project scientist is killed, Malek spies on the Enrico Fermi team that is trying to create a controlled nuclear chain reaction. Malek seems more interested in solving homicides than in uncovering top secret weapons that could harm his nation if revealed. He works the crime beat realistically. 175083 2005 Steve "Snap" Malek: Three Strikes You're Dead N Goldsborough, Robert #1 Steve "Snap" Malek Mysteries Reporter Steve "Snap" Malek covers the local police beat for the Tribute in 1930-1940s in Chicago, Illinois. 175084 1950 Steve Allen Show T Series Talk Show Host Steve Allen 175085 1956 Steve Allen Show, The T Series 1956-1961 Newspaper. Letters to the Newspaper Editor read by Talk Show Host Steve Allen. 175086 1958 Steve Allen Show, The: T Episode #87. 5-18-1958 Columnist Abigail Van Buren. Talk-Show Host Steve Allen. Announcer Gene Rayburn. TV Newscaster John Cameron Swayze. 175087 1997 Steve Allen's 75th Birthday Celebration T Newspaper. Recital of letters to the editor -- Steve Allen (Press sticker in his hat) 175088 2001 Steve Harvey Show, The: Not the Best Man T Episode #93. 2-25-2001 Cameraman (Raymond Ma). 175089 2001 Steve Harvey Show, The: Tiger Hoods T Episode #88. News Announcer (Brad Abrell). 175090 1955 Steve Hunter, Trouble Merchant: T Episode #1. 10-31-1955 Newspaper Reporter (Richard Burrell). 175091 1928 Steve MacBride SS Nebel, Frederick -- 1928-1936, Black Mask Reporter John X. Kennedy for the Free Press is the police captain's friend and de facto sidekick. He's a drunk, worn down by the world and other internal demons, but a good amateur detective. 175092 1981 Steve Martin's Best Show Ever T Reporter (Eric Idle). Announcer (Don Pardo) 175093 1947 Steve Roper CS Saunders, Allen (Writer) and Artist Elmer Woggon), In 1954 Artist William Overgard Photojournalist Steve Roper who battled sometimes bizarre, gruesome villains. The handsome blonde news photographer worked for a major news magazine. Big apple-pie, all-American Roper was a photojournalist known for catching villains on film. The pipe-smoking Roper was a fast-thinking, stylish, college-educated “straight arrow,” the adopted son of a wealthy San Francisco family. After his World War II service in Navy intelligence, Roper got a job at Spotshot magazine (renamed Spotlight in 1950) and from then on the main action was set in New York City. As good with his fists as with his cameras and typewriter, Roper built a reputation as a racket-busing ace reporter and editor. In 1951, Steve got engaged to his “boss lady” Kit Karson, but when he was framed on a story in 193 and broke jail she abandoned him and the experience left him a confirmed bachelor. Vindicating himself in a major crime ring bust, he was snapped up by the competition, crusty Major J. Calhoun McCoy at Tell Magazine (soon renamed Proof). He continued exposing crimes and frauds, even on routine assignments such as covering rock stars or beauty pageants, but his sense of moral outrage kept landing him in fiendish criminal traps and nearly finished him -- and some of the crooks he sent up the river to prison with his exposes came back for revenge. On the domestic side, in 1953, he took in a Korean war orphan as his wad intending to adopt him. But after 1958, the Korean war orphan wasn’t seen again. In 1956, Mike Nomad (born Nowak in Krakow Poland) had served in World War II as an Army commando ad after working in oil fields looked up Roper to verify his Proof photo of a smuggler he thought he had killed. They solved the case together and then Roper got him a job at Proof as a truck driver. Flat-topped Nomad was totally different from Roper. He was a tough, street-smart antihero, loyal to friends and family but not averse to deceiving them and often AWOL from work as he barged into risky situations without thinking them out. The friendship and interaction between the two men became a lasting theme of the strip. They alternated or joined forces for the next 25 years in stories about people whose problems often drove them to crime, especially women. 175094 1969 Steve Roper & Mike Nomad CS Saunders, Allen (Writer) and Artist William Overgard Ended in Dec. 2004 Photojournalist Steve Roper who battled sometimes bizarre, gruesome villains. The handsome blonde news photographer worked for a major news magazine. Big apple-pie, all-American Roper was a photojournalist known for catching villains on film. The pipe-smoking Roper was a fast-thinking, stylish, college-educated “straight arrow,” the adopted son of a wealthy San Francisco family. After his World War II service in Navy intelligence, Roper got a job at Spotshot magazine (renamed Spotlight in 1950) and from then on the main action was set in New York City. As good with his fists as with his cameras and typewriter, Roper built a reputation as a racket-busing ace reporter and editor. In 1951, Steve got engaged to his “boss lady” Kit Karson, but when he was framed on a story in 193 and broke jail she abandoned him and the experience left him a confirmed bachelor. Vindicating himself in a major crime ring bust, he was snapped up by the competition, crusty Major J. Calhoun McCoy at Tell Magazine (soon renamed Proof). He continued exposing crimes and frauds, even on routine assignments such as covering rock stars or beauty pageants, but his sense of moral outrage kept landing him in fiendish criminal traps and nearly finished him -- and some of the crooks he sent up the river to prison with his exposes came back for revenge. On the domestic side, in 1953, he took in a Korean war orphan as his wad intending to adopt him. But after 1958, the Korean war orphan wasn’t seen again. In 1956, Mike Nomad (born Nowak in Krakow Poland) had served in World War II as an Army commando ad after working in oil fields looked up Roper to verify his Proof photo of a smuggler he thought he had killed. They solved the case together and then Roper got him a job at Proof as a truck driver. Flat-topped Nomad was totally different from Roper. He was a tough, street-smart antihero, loyal to friends and family but not averse to deceiving them and often AWOL from work as he barged into risky situations without thinking them out. The friendship and interaction between the two men became a lasting theme of the strip. They alternated or joined forces for the next 25 years in stories about people whose problems often drove them to crime, especially women. In February 1970, Roper was promoted by McCoy to editor-in-chief over “Consolidated Publications, Inc.,” with new challenges, but Roper continued to do investigative reporting. Then in August 1976, after years of lecturing his pal to look before he leaped, he leaped for love in his late forties and married young reporter Trudy Hale. Meanwhile, Nomad who remained footloose and single despite four close calls, was laid off from Proof and got new jobs with new dangers, as a cab drive and independent trucker. In a gripping climax in 1983, Roper lost his wife -- traumatized in an explosion and committed to a mental hospital and then divorcing him -- got fired for taking dangerous risks in an expose of political bribes, and then moved to Florida to make a new start as a TV News Anchor. In 1987, after finishing his broadcasting work and some freelancing, Roper retired in Florida and was oddly kept out of sight for 10 years. But in 1997 he returned: after brooding over his losses, he had gone to work on a newspaper and was later fired (1998) for upholding truth over employee loyalty. Tired of the “prison of journalism,” he joined Nomad in detective work and by the end of the strip had again become the leading character. The final strip on Sunday, December 26, 2004 wordlessly showed Roper visiting his ex-wife’s grave with a daughter whom she had given birth to in the hospital without telling him -- and who was now also a journalist. 175095 1944 Steve Roper and Big Chief Wahoo CS Saunders, Allen (Writer) and Artist Elmer Woggon) Photojournalist Steve Roper who battled sometimes bizarre, gruesome villains. The handsome blonde news photographer worked for a major news magazine. Sidekick was Big Chief Wahoo. 175096 2004 Steve Saves L.A. M TV News Anchor (David Ulrich). 175097 1991 Steven Brown -- L'autre chez moi M Interviewer (Anne Henriet) 175098 2009 Stevie Thomas and Susan Carol Anderson: Change Up: Mystery at the World Series NS Feinstein, John #3 Stevie Thomas and Susan Carol Anderson School Sports Reporters Stevie Thomas and Susan Carol Anderson are in the eighth grade. The teen reporters are back on the sports beat, this time at the World Series. Veteran reporters, they have access to athletes and locker rooms to get stories fans want to read, and it seems that Stevie has hit it big when he interviews a pitcher for the Washington Nationals who has never made it big in baseball, but is about to. He gets to start the first game of the Series and becomes the biggest feel-good story in baseball. As Stevie digs for more material for his story, he finds out there is more to the pitcher than he first thought. While covering the Series, Stevie tries to also uncover the truth of the pitcher’s past, and then must decide if it is something the world really needs to know. Stevie and Susan Carol are newspaper reporters as they grapple with deadlines, sources, ethics and the power of the press. 175099 2009 Stevie Thomas and Susan Carol Anderson: Cover-Up: Mystery at the Super Bowl NS Feinstein, John #4 Stevie Thomas and Susan Carol Anderson School Sports Reporters Stevie Thomas and Susan Carol Anderson are in the eighth grade. The teen reporters are back on the sports beat, and they discover that the Dreams’ offensive linemen are using HGH (human growth hormone) and seek evidence that implicates the team’s owner. They end up getting a recording of the owner admitting that he was trying to cover up the test results through bribery. The 14-year-old sports reporters investigate suspicious activities at the Super Bowl after Stevie gets fired from his co-anchor job on a groundbreaking teen sports show. Stevie and Susan Carol are famous sports-TV reporters. Now covering the Super owl, they stumble into an even bigger story -- five offensive linemen have failed their steroid tests and there has been a huge conspiracy to cover it up. The Super Bowl. America’s biggest sports spectacle. More than 95 million fans will be watching, but Steve Thomas and Susan Carol Anderson know that what they’ll be watching is a lie. They know that the entire offensive line of the California Dreams have failed their doping tests and that the Dreams’ owner is trying to cover up the test results. The two teens are sitting on the biggest sports scandal of the decade. What they don’t know -- yet -- is how to prove it. The two teenage sports reporters are scheduled to go to Indianapolis to cover the Super Bowl in their role as reporters for a kids’ sports show. Stevie, however, receives some unwelcome news before he can depart for Indy. He is being replaced on the television show. Susan Carol’s new partner will be one of the lead singers of a popular boy band. Stevie is devastated, and Susan Carol vows to walk off the job. She must fulfill her contract at least for now. Stevie, fortunately, is invited to come to Indianapolis by his newspaper reporter friend Bobby who secures him a press pass. When Stevie and Susan Carol stumble across a potential scandal, they must again play the role of teen sleuths to get to the truth. That puts their lives and even the Super Bowl game in a precarious situation. Can they expose this cover-up without coming to harm or ruining the reputation of some of the key players? 175100 2006 Stevie Thomas and Susan Carol Anderson: Last Shot: Final Four Mystery, A NS Feinstein, John #1 Stevie Thomas and Susan Carol Anderson School Sports Reporters Stevie Thomas and Susan Carol Anderson are in the eighth grade. They won the national writing contest and one would think that would have been prize enough When they receive their all-access tickets to the NCAA Final Four basketball tournament, they are understandably gleeful. Their euphoria comes down a few notches, however, when they overhear a coach pressuring a player to throw a key game. In the March Madness environment, the two young scribes don't know whether they have blundered into the biggest scoop of a lifetime or what threatens to become a near-death experience! After mingling with sportswriters, television personality Dick Vitale (awesome, baby!), and legendary Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski, the wide-eyed teens wander about the massive Superdome. This is a tale of celebrity, big business, and corruption as witnessed by two eager and innocent fledgling reporters who must decide what to do with their unexpected knowledge. 175101 2006 Stevie Thomas and Susan Carol: Vanishing Act: Mystery at the U.S. Open NS Feinstein, John #2 Stevie Thomas and Susan Carol Anderson School Sports Reporters Stevie Thomas and Susan Carol Anderson cover the U.S. Open Tennis Tournament. Our young reporters are just settling into the excitement when something inconceivable happens: Just minutes before her second-round match, young Russian tennis phenom Natalia Makarova simply vanishes. Her unexplained disappearance generates a full-court press of media speculation: Did the star player flip out -- or has she been kidnapped? Needless to say, with a keen nose for news, our fledgling journalists are on the story. The media coverage is staggering. Everyone is looking for Natalia--including Stevie and Susan Carol. Was she kidnapped? Did she run? Is she even still alive? Rumors are growing wilder by the hour. 175102 1992 Stick Foster: Mall Rats NM Robinson, Kevin #2 Stick Foster Mysteries Columnist Nick (Nicholas) "Stick" Foster, a wheel-bound paraplegic reporter for a small Orlando, Florida newspaper, is the groom and his ravishing lawyer bride, Samantha also wheelchair-bound, are getting married. At the wedding reception, they are upstaged when an elderly spinster woman in the congregation dies from punch laced with "crack, PCP and amphetamine." Stick sets out to discover the true murderer aided by his handicapped but worldly wife. Suspicion falls on six other wedding guests -- troubled adolescents called mall rats whom Stick befriended while doing a "mall life" newspaper series. Also present are a young man suffering from Downs syndrome, a graying FBI agent, an entire wheelchair basketball team and many more of Stick's mixed bag of pals. The wheel-chair-bound reporter gets around as he searches for the killer. The story gives a graphic account of the technicalities of life in a wheelchair since the author is disabled himself. 175103 1993 Stick Foster: Matter of Perspective, A NM Robinson, Kevin #3 Stick Foster Mysteries Columnist Nick (Nicholas) "Stick" Foster is a wheel-bound paraplegic reporter for a small Orlando, Florida newspaper and his life and marriage are rolling right along. Someone is killing lawyers. Sam, his wife, also a paraplegic, is proving herself as adept at the practice of law as she is at teaching Stick the intricacies of love. Samantha is an attorney at a well-regarded law firm where the senior partner suddenly keels over at a formal dinner. Stick is contacted by the man's cardiologist and lover who believes he was murdered because his pacemaker was in excellent repair and he was in good health. With the help of computer hackers, shady characters and tough guys, Stick goes to work. Then a young associate dies when his head is crushed by a bronze bust. Stick is sure both are murders and looks for possibilities of partner rivalry. The more Stick probes, the more bodies pile up. Stick also examines the background of a pending lucrative case involving a death precipitated by a faulty exercise machine. 175104 1991 Stick Foster: Split Seconds NM MLPL Robinson, Kevin #1 Stick Foster Mysteries Columnist Nick (Nicholas) "Stick" Foster, a wheel-bound paraplegic reporter for a small Orlando, Florida newspaper, is crabbing in the Intercoastal Waterway with his friend Phil Stilles when they discover a body. The corpse is a computer genius attached to a NASA affiliate at the Kennedy Space Center. The death is officially dubbed accidental, but Stick and the dead man's fiancée have their doubts especially when they are pursued by two sets of hunters. The hunters are seeking a laser storage disk that the computer genius was carrying. The FBI intervenes and Stick reluctantly joins forces with them after the thugs kidnap the widow and kill his friend Phil. While various hackers try to decipher what's on the disk, a hunch leads Stick to the motive -- a serious threat to Florida and the space program and to a wild race against time. The author is also paralyzed as the result of an accident and creates a journalist-detective who works around his disabilities. 175105 2006 Stick It M DVD -R HQ 9468, 9469 News Media. Sports Media. Final brush with the law sends a teenage gymnast to a legendary coach’s elite academy, where her rebellious attitude makes her both friends and enemies. 175106 1926 Stick to Your Story M Murphy, Ralph O. (Story). Arthur Q. Hagerman (Titles). Hery Roberts Symonds (Scenario) AFI-Editors/Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter is nearly fired because he keeps passing up assignments. Editor's daughter intervenes, and he eventually saves the editor from a bomb, landing a scoop for the paper and marrying the daughter. Copy O'Hara (Jack McHugh). Scoop Martin (Billy Sullivan). 175107 2006 Sticks & Stones (aka Sticks and Stones) M News Media. TV Reporter (Angela Gottschalk). Young girl finds God in a television broadcast and embarks on a strange and disturbing journey. 175108 1999 Sticks and Stones: Investigating the Blair Witch M Short Parody Documentary. Fake Documentary. News Media. TV Anchor for 6 News (Minette Marcial). Newschannel 6 Reporter (Keith Whittaker). 11 News Anchor (Joe Nagy). Interviewer (Daniel Myrick). Interviewer (Eduardo Sanchez) 175109 1999 Sticky Fingers of Time, The M New York Magazine Writer who travels in time 175110 1984 Stiff Competition M Adult Swedish Erotica Reporter Kitten (Kitten Natividad), 175111 1944 Stiff in Time Saves Nine, A SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, May, 1944 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 175112 2006 Stiffs M News Photographer (Jerry Quinn). 175113 1996 Stigmata 44 M Newscaster (Bob Jimenez) 175114 1951 Stika v rybnice MF Czechoslovakia Radio Reporter (Lubor Tokos). 175115 1958 Still Alive Tomorrow N Young, Wayland Press 175116 1998 Still Crazy M Female Reporter (Daisy Donovan). Snotty Reporter (Bruce Byron). 175117 1987 Still Crazy Like a Fox MT Newscaster (Christopher Robbie) 175118 2006 Still Dreams T Short Photographer, Media (Rob Carpenter). 175119 2002 Still Game: Cauld T Episode #3. Comedy Newsreader (Ian Sexon). 175120 2004 Still Game: Holiday T Episode #11. 1-17-2004. Comedy Newsreader (Ian Sexon). 175121 2003 Still Game: Scran T Episode #10. 5-2-2003 News Media. Reporter (Gabriel Quigley). 175122 1998 Still Holding On: Legend of Cadillac Jack, The MT Editor (Bob Hess) 175123 1979 Still Life SS UCLA Raphael, Frederic In "Oxbridge Blues." Journalists. Both worked for the same newspaper. She helped to edit the fashion pages. He was a law specializing in economic news. Having an affair. Anonymous. 175124 1988 Still Life M Cameraman Dave (Dave McKay). 175125 2007 Still Life With Husband N Fox, Lauren Freelance Writer Emily Ross in Milwaukee is 30 years old and personal advocate for cake at breakfast time. With ringlets of shoulder-length hair prone to frizz and pretty brown eyes, Emily has been described as striking, interesting, dramatic-looking. Emily is ambivalent and bored. Reporter David Keller is a sexy young reporter-editor for the local alternative newspaper. With his longish floppy hair and rough unshaven cheeks, David smells like air and wind and Emily kind of wants to lick him. Emily also has a part-time job as assistant editor at a medical journal called Male Reproduction and a marriage to steady Kevin, a technical writer she meet in college. He is slowly driving Emily insane with his daily pleas for procreation. When Emily exchanges emails with David, she deludes herself into thinking that this could lead to work as a freelancer rather than an affair. David wants her to write a column for him and possibly something more. Emily walks the knife's edge as innocent emails between them evolve into strolls in the parks and other non-dates. She never mentions she is married. Keller and Emily start an affair. But things do not go well. 175126 2005 Still Life, The M Art Critic (Dean Dinning). Photographer (Kato Kaelin). Artist struggles to pick up the pieces of his tattered life 175127 2004 Still Life: Not Fade Away T Episode #5. 2-2004 Interviewer (Marsha Regis). 175128 1993 Still Life: The Fine Art of Murder M Taav, Michael, Dean Parisot (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Nellie Ambrose (Jessica Steen) living with aspiring musician-composer and pursuing a story on a serial killer who turns his victims into works of art. Ambrose finds time to work as a performance artist when not arguing with her boss on how to cover the story. She at first becomes angry when her boss refuses to run her footage. But after her boyfriend is turned into a living work of art by copycats of the killer, she tries to stop footage of the incident from being aired. She is ordered to pursue the story, even though it involves her boyfriend. Ambrose begins receiving tapes from the killer and is kidnapped by him, eventually being dragged back to boyfriend's apartment, where the killer intends to turn the couple into his latest masterpiece. After she convinces the killer to do an on-camera interview, he throws himself out of a window to satisfy his public. 175129 1992 Still Not Quite Human MT Photographer (Michael Rogers). 175130 1986 Still the Beaver: Murder in Mayfield T Episode #3. 12-29-1986 TV Reporter (Ron Stone). 175131 1991 Still Waters NM OWN - H Tucker, Kerry Magazine Photojournalist Libby Kincaid, New York 175132 1999 Still Waters N Giencke, Jill News Media 175133 1992 Still Waters NM Hoag, Tami Newspaper Owner Elizabeth Stuart of local newspaper is recovering from a messy and very public divorce from her magnate husband. She is persuaded by an old college chum to move with her son from Atlanta to Still Creek, Minnesota. She buys the newspaper. When car trouble strikes, she goes to a construction site and finds a developer in his car with his throat cut. Sheriff thinks a transient killed him for his wallet. Stuart suspects everyone in town. The dead man had a secret list of names of people who owed him money. Sheriff and Stuart trade remarks. He escorts her to a press conference because "I want to know where your mouth is." Stuart: "It won't be kissing your ass." 175134 1991 Still Waters N Welch, Pat Reporter Jill Gallagher, a hard-up, has-been journalist and old friend of PI Helen Black, is onto a story that could resurrect her career. But her comeback is cut short when she falls to her death near Still Waters Lodge in northern California. The police call it an accident; however, just hours before her death Jill had left a message on Helen's answering machine saying that she was being followed. Helen and her lover Frieda Lawrence visit the lodge where Jill was staying and meet strong reactions among her acquaintances there: Miranda Benson, the lodge owner's daughter, seems devastated by Jill's death, while guest Amy O'Neill takes time out from sparring with her husband to snarl that "as far as I'm concerned the bitch can rot in hell." 175135 1996 Still Waters Burn M Sportscaster #1 (Dan Rusanowsky). 175136 1934 Stilla flirt, En MF Photographer Swanson (Thor Modeen). 175137 2000 Stillborn: Medical Thriller, A N Rohini, Nilekani Journalist Poorva Pandit is recovering in a Bangalore hospital from a road accident when she overhears a bizarre story about a contraceptive vaccine research, unwanted pregnancies and a missing malformed fetus. Dr. Anshul Hiremath has set up a research center to test the efficacy of his new vaccine for contraception. But word soon leaks out that some of the tribal women on whom the vaccine was being tested have become pregnant and one of them has delivered a deformed stillborn baby. Even more strangely, the fetus disappears from the lab and turns up mysteriously at an NGO camp nearby. Following the trail for a story to break out of her ennui, Poorva begins to uncover a chain of incredible links. She realizes that Anshul is just one of the players in this international game where scientists and researchers are playing for incredibly high stakes and will stop at nothing to be the first to produce the ultimate contraceptive. The story moves through Bangalore with its booming pharmaceutical industry to the tribal settlements in MR Hills and finally to the rarefied world of medical research in New York. 175138 1984 Stille Oceaan, De MF Journalist (Gerrard Verhage). 175139 1989 Stills N OWN - H Hazo, Samuel Photojournalist Bede Baxter, an American photojournalist missing in Lebanon. Producer Louise does memorial documentary falling in love with his memory. 175140 1987 Stillwatch MT SV 81 Clark, Mary Higgins (Novel). Laird Koenig, David Peckinpah (Teleplay) TV Reporter Patricia Traymore (Lynda Carter) is a Boston news reporter who does profiles on celebrities and politicians. She goes to Washington to do a series of profiles on women in government and ends up solving a family mystery. Journalist turns out to be the daughter of a congressman who killed his wife. She was a little girl when the murder took place and has had nightmares about the murder ever since. Now she has returned home to wrestle with her demons. Anchor Luther Pelham (Stuart Whitman), for the Potomac Cable Network or PCN. Traymore is doing a profile on a powerful female senator but faces one obstacle after another in doing her profile. When a picture of the senator as a young beauty contest winner appears in the newspaper, the senator accuses the reporter of sabotaging her. The senator persuades the reporter to finish the profile without any more interference. She does. Reporter discovers the senator was her father's mistress. Mother found them together and shot her husband. In a struggle the senator killed his wife. The reporter, as a little girl, saw it all. Now the loyal chauffeur wants to kill her but she escapes. 175141 1984 Stillwatch NM OWN - P - UCLA Clark, Mary Higgins TV Journalist Pat Claymore comes to Washington D.C. to do documentaries on women, unravel a murder mystery in her past and renew romance with a congressman. She encounters threats out of the past. 175142 2000 Stilte van het naderen, De MT Cameraman in beeld (Tom Verschaegen). 175143 1937 Stimme des Herzens, Die MF Germany Reporter (Albert Spenger). 175144 1964 Stimmen in der Nacht N Kaeser, Hildegard Johanna Germany Radio Journalist 175145 1967 Stimulantia MF Interviewer-Narrator (Hans Abramson). 175146 1989 Sting in the Tale, A M News Media. Newscaster (Matthew Randell). Editor (Patrick Edgeworth). Interviewer (Lyn Semmler). 175147 2008 Sting of the Scorpion, The N Stockholm, Warren Scorpion #1 Newspaper Publisher Kurt Reinhardt is a powerful and debonair publisher by day -- but by night he becomes The Scorpion, a crime-busting vigilante feared by the criminal underground and relentlessly pursued by the police. He is neither entirely good nor evil and as The Scorpion he has an agenda of his own. To fight the criminal element, he utilizes the awesome .50-caliber Sting, a garrote of piano wire and secrets best left buried forever in the past. Aiding him in his ruthless quest for “death for death and blood for blood” are hard-boiled Police Captain Dick Barracks, Spike Malone, a cynical young hooligan out of the river district known as “Shit Town,” and Suzaku, his loyal Japanese retainer. At night in Steeltown the shadows are alive and The Scorpion crawls. He lives in an alternate world where the Allies lost the war to Nazi Germany and America has spent 60 years under duress by Axis powers. America is newly freed from oppression and trying to find its way through crime and punishment. Welcome to the new America. Post-War profits have helped Steeltown grow into a thriving industrial metropolis. But the criminal element is growing along with it. Never before has evil of such a depraved and monstrous nature terrorized the rain washed streets of the city. Desperate times call for desperate measures, and now only the darkest and bloodiest of messiahs can prevent every man, women and child from becoming hapless victims. Out of the shadows comes The Scorpion. The Sting of the Scorpion: A juvenile slave trading and prostitution ring has set up shop in Steeltown, an act of perversity that lures The Scorpion out of hiding and puts him hot on the heels of Jimmy Marlowe, a notorious pimp, and his associate, the mystery man known only as “The Red Death.” Bodies are piling up, the obvious victims of an ax-wielding psychopath. Further complicating this is beautiful FBI agent Maggie James, whose goals are twofold: to break the slavery ring and to bring The Scorpion and his bloody and destructive campaign to justice. But her investigation of Steeltown’s darkest sentinel brings her to the doorstep of Publisher Kurt Reinhardt instead. Will Maggie’s relentless deduction skills uncover Kurt’s past and reveal his darkest secret, or will Maggie herself be the next victim of “The Red Death.” 175148 1978 Stinger N Gottlieb, Nathan News Media 175149 2006 Stinger N Chambers, Diana Investigative Reporter Robin Reeves from San Francisco discovers a shipment of American Stingers -- the mule-portable shoulder-fired missiles have disappeared. Undaunted by the notion that women need special protection, she is determined to find her former Berkeley lover, now a charismatic mujahideen chief operating out of a hidden Afghan mountain base so she can find out who has the missiles. The CIA operator who was monitoring the lost missiles also is trying to find the rebel leader. He and the reporter have a passionate and poignant love affair. Triangle between the CIA man, the reporter and the rebel leader is created. 175150 2004 Stingers: Brave New World T Episode #169. 6-15-2004. Australia Newsreader (Jo Hall). Church risks radiation exposure in a desperate attempt to avert the detonation of a dirty bomb. 175151 2000 Stingers: Brilliant Lies T Episode #45. 6-14-2000 Reporter (Adam Shand). A kidnapping places everyone in danger. 175152 2001 Stingers: Dog Eat Dog (2) T Episode #79. 10-31-2001 Reporter (Irving Labroy). The Undercover Unit stage an intensive investigation determined to nail a murderer. 175153 2003 Stingers: Fashion Victim (1) T Episode #157. 10-28-2003 Newsreader (Jo Hall). 175154 2002 Stingers: Fatal Flaw (3) T Episode #99. 4-16-2002 Reporter (Peter Lord). 175155 2001 Stingers: Feud T Episode #77. 10-24-2001 News Media. Reporter #1 (Barry James). Reporter #2 (Christina Costigan). Newsreader (Jo Hall). The Undercovers find themselves battling a race against time when called in to investigate an extortion attempt against a pharmaceutical company. 175156 1998 Stingers: Jelly Babies T Episode #9. 11-24-1998 Reporter (Adam Shand). 175157 1999 Stingers: Lunatic Fringe (Part 1) T Episode #15. 4-13-1999 Newsreader (Jo Hall). Stone and Angie go undercover to infiltrate a radical environmental group suspected of stealing explosives to service terrorist activities. 175158 2002 Stingers: Old Scores T Episode #115. 9-24-2002 Newsreader (Tony Jones). 175159 2003 Stingers: Pentimento T Episode #126. 4-1-2003 Journalist (Suzanne Barr). Newsreader (Jo Hall). Angie is undercover in an Art Gallery looking for an insider connection to a spate of robberies when a balaclava clad bandit bursts in. The gallery manager is held at gunpoint while the rest of the staff are forced into the storeroom. After being released, the prized Loxton painting is missing and an investigation takes place. 175160 1998 Stingers: Show the Dead Mouse (Part 1) T Episode #4. 10-20-1998 Newsreader (Jo Hall). When a serial killer claims a third victim, Undercover are called in to track him down. 175161 2001 Stingers: Snakehead T Episode #67. 8-14-2001 Newsreader (Jo Hall). Undercover is called in to investigate a homicide at the docks. 175162 2003 Stingers: Snakes in the Grass T Episode #130. 4-29-2003 Newsreader (Jo Hall). Siege situation erupts at Police headquarters and Angie, Harris and Sophie lose a colleague. 175163 1999 Stingers: Talker T Australia. Episode #17. 4-27-1999. Photographer (David Chalmers). Mac and Angie go undercover in a brothel following the murder of a second prostitute. 175164 2003 Stingers: Train Wreck T Episode #154. 10-14-2003 Newsreader (Jo Hall). 175165 2004 Stingers: Vanished T Episode #178. 8-17-2004 Newsreader (Jo Hall). 175166 1999 Stingers: Weight, The T Episode #39. 10-12-1999 Newsreader (Jo Hall). Following a car bomb attack, Stone and Angie go undercover to investigate a radical right-wing group suspected of race terrorism. 175167 2002 Stingers: White Ants T Episode #96. 3-26-2002 News Media. Reporter (Elise Dickinson). Reporter (John Jenkins). Former undercover cop is a reluctant key witness in the trial of a major criminal. 175168 1999 Stingers: Without Fear or Favour T Episode #14. 4-6-1999 Camerawoman (Katrina Schofield). The Unit goes undercover to locate a prison escapee and investigate claims that police want him dead rather than recaptured. 175169 1987 Stingray: First Time is Forever, The T Sears, Steven L. Episode #16. 2-20-1987. Series 7-14-1985 to 5-8-1987 TV Reporter who Ray refused to help is killed so Ray decides to find out what story the male journalist was working on when he was murdered. Stingray revolves around a mysterious man known only as Ray who travels the land in a black '65 Stingray Corvette. His background is unknown. But someone can contact him by placing a newspaper or computer ad to barter for a Stingray Corvette. He typically helps those who can't help themselves, but always asks a price -- he requires that they help him out one time, sometime in the future, no questions asked. A favor for a favor. 175170 1986 Stingray: That Terrible Swift Sword T Episode #8. 5-13-1986 Newspaper Morgue Attendant (Stuart Pankin). When a series of brutal prostitute murders seem to follow a revival crusade around, Ray goes undercover as a minister and gets blamed for the latest murder. 175171 1980 Stir M TV Interviewer (Margaret Throsby) 175172 2006 Stir M TV Reporter (Tom Cahill). Photographer (Michael J. Hein). 175173 1919 Stitch in Time, A M AFI-Authors Writer 175174 1963 Stitch in Time, A M AFI-Television Press Photographer Dale (John Blythe). 175175 2005 Stitch in Time, A N Lette, Kathy British Television Newsreader Lizzie McPhee is poised to enter a life of inevitable crow's feet and cellulite when, the night of her 39th birthday, she catches her surgeon husband lip-locked with a TV star. Soon she loses her job to a handsome younger man 175176 1985 Stitches M Reporter (Frank Annese). Commentator (Antony Ponzini). 175177 1996 Stjarnor utan svindel N Gennas, Louise Boije af Jenny Bjorklund Freelance Journalist Sophie is married to a man, but later she falls in love with lesbian radical feminist Kaja and leaves her husband and her upper-class lifestyle to explore her new love. 175178 1999 Stjarnsystrar MF Reporter (Jan Bylund) 175179 1980 Stockard Channing Show, The: Advise and Consume T Episode #3. 4-7-1980 TV Consumer Advocate Brad Gabriel (Ron Silver), host of The Big Rip-off on KXLA-TV in West Hollywood. Susan Goodenow (Stockard Channing) Gabriel's assistant. TV Station Manager Gus Clyde (Max Showalter). Susan's former boyfriend romances her in an effort to get Brad to support his run for Congress. Stories relate to Susan's antics as she dons various disguises to expose rip-off artists to the TV expose porgram. 175180 1980 Stockard Channing Show, The: Ask Gratis Gus T Episode #13. TV Consumer Advocate Brad Gabriel (Ron Silver), host of The Big Rip-off on KXLA-TV in West Hollywood. Susan Goodenow (Stockard Channing) Gabriel's assistant. TV Station Manager Gus Clyde (Max Showalter). Stories relate to Susan's antics as she dons various disguises to expose rip-off artists to the TV expose porgram. 175181 1980 Stockard Channing Show, The: Catch a Falling Star T Episode #2. 3-31-1980 TV Consumer Advocate Brad Gabriel (Ron Silver), host of The Big Rip-off on KXLA-TV in West Hollywood. Susan Goodenow (Stockard Channing) Gabriel's assistant. TV Station Manager Gus Clyde (Max Showalter). Susan goes undercover as an aspiring actress to infiltrate a bogus talent agency, Stories relate to Susan's antics as she dons various disguises to expose rip-off artists to the TV expose porgram. 175182 1980 Stockard Channing Show, The: Exclusive: Love Finds Brad Gabriel T Episode #7. 6-7-1980 TV Consumer Advocate Brad Gabriel (Ron Silver), host of The Big Rip-off on KXLA-TV in West Hollywood. Susan Goodenow (Stockard Channing) Gabriel's assistant. Brad is attracted to a gorgeous Reporter Mary (Shelley Smith). TV Station Manager Gus Clyde (Max Showalter). Stories relate to Susan's antics as she dons various disguises to expose rip-off artists to the TV expose porgram. 175183 1980 Stockard Channing Show, The: Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Unemployment Office, A T Episode #1. 3-24-1980. Series 3-24-1980 to 6-28-1980 TV Consumer Advocate Brad Gabriel (Ron Silver), host of The Big Rip-off on KXLA-TV in West Hollywood. Susan Goodenow (Stockard Channing) Gabriel's assistant. TV Station Manager Gus Clyde (Max Showalter). Susan has to prove herself by getting the goods on a dentist who has been charging large fees for unnecessary work. Stories relate to Susan's antics as she dons various disguises to expose rip-off artists to the TV expose porgram. 175184 1980 Stockard Channing Show, The: Life Begins at 30 T Episode #11. TV Consumer Advocate Brad Gabriel (Ron Silver), host of The Big Rip-off on KXLA-TV in West Hollywood. Susan Goodenow (Stockard Channing) Gabriel's assistant. TV Station Manager Gus Clyde (Max Showalter). Stories relate to Susan's antics as she dons various disguises to expose rip-off artists to the TV expose porgram. 175185 1980 Stockard Channing Show, The: No. 3 With Sprouts To Go, Hold the Ptomaine, A T Episode #4. 4-14-1980 TV Consumer Advocate Brad Gabriel (Ron Silver), host of The Big Rip-off on KXLA-TV in West Hollywood. Susan Goodenow (Stockard Channing) Gabriel's assistant. TV Station Manager Gus Clyde (Max Showalter). Brad refuses to believe Susan's suspicions about a nearby health food restaurant until he gets food poisoning. Stage Manager (Andrew Winner). Stories relate to Susan's antics as she dons various disguises to expose rip-off artists to the TV expose porgram. 175186 1980 Stockard Channing Show, The: Punt, Pass and Kick T Episode #12. TV Consumer Advocate Brad Gabriel (Ron Silver), host of The Big Rip-off on KXLA-TV in West Hollywood. Susan Goodenow (Stockard Channing) Gabriel's assistant. TV Station Manager Gus Clyde (Max Showalter). Stories relate to Susan's antics as she dons various disguises to expose rip-off artists to the TV expose porgram. 175187 1980 Stockard Channing Show, The: Puppy Love T Episode #9. 6-21-1980 TV Consumer Advocate Brad Gabriel (Ron Silver), host of The Big Rip-off on KXLA-TV in West Hollywood. Susan Goodenow (Stockard Channing) Gabriel's assistant. TV Station Manager Gus Clyde (Max Showalter). Recovering from a romantic breakup, Gus's 15-year-old nephew falls for Susan. Stories relate to Susan's antics as she dons various disguises to expose rip-off artists to the TV expose porgram. 175188 1980 Stockard Channing Show, The: Susan's Big Break T Episode #8. 6-14-1980 TV Consumer Advocate Brad Gabriel (Ron Silver), host of The Big Rip-off on KXLA-TV in West Hollywood. Susan Goodenow (Stockard Channing) Gabriel's assistant. TV Station Manager Gus Clyde (Max Showalter). When Susan's appearance on the show as a glue-tester is a hit, Gus makes her Brad's co-host. Stories relate to Susan's antics as she dons various disguises to expose rip-off artists to the TV expose porgram. 175189 1980 Stockard Channing Show, The: Texas Bob and the Consumer Ranch Gang T Episode #10. 6-28-1980 TV Consumer Advocate Brad Gabriel (Ron Silver), host of The Big Rip-off on KXLA-TV in West Hollywood. Susan Goodenow (Stockard Channing) Gabriel's assistant. TV Station Manager Gus Clyde (Max Showalter). Stories relate to Susan's antics as she dons various disguises to expose rip-off artists to the TV expose porgram. 175190 1980 Stockard Channing Show, The: Threat, The T Episode #6. 4-28-1980 TV Consumer Advocate Brad Gabriel (Ron Silver), host of The Big Rip-off on KXLA-TV in West Hollywood. Susan Goodenow (Stockard Channing) Gabriel's assistant. TV Station Manager Gus Clyde (Max Showalter). Brad receives a threatening letter after doing an expose on crooked parking lots. Stories relate to Susan's antics as she dons various disguises to expose rip-off artists to the TV expose porgram. 175191 1980 Stockard Channing Show, The: You Can't Quit Me, I'm Fired T Episode #5. 4-21-1980 TV Consumer Advocate Brad Gabriel (Ron Silver), host of The Big Rip-off on KXLA-TV in West Hollywood. Susan Goodenow (Stockard Channing) Gabriel's assistant. TV Station Manager Gus Clyde (Max Showalter). Susan finally gets fed up with Brad's constant work demands. Stories relate to Susan's antics as she dons various disguises to expose rip-off artists to the TV expose porgram. 175192 1994 Stockholm Marathon M News Media. Pop Reporter (Johanna Westman) 175193 1998 Stokes Moran: Corpse By Any Other Name, A N McGaughey, Neil Reviewer Kyle Malachi writes mystery reviews under the name Stokes Moran. The nationally syndicated mystery reviewer has grown tired of Stokes and, in a fit of pique, decides to kill the fictional reviewer by phoning the New York Times with the obituary. He figures if being dead doesn't work, he can always resurrect his alter ego. Only a few hours after Malachi decided to kill off his fictional self, a body is found at the bottom of an airshaft carrying Moran's identification. Cops turn up to question Malachi as a murder suspect in the death of "Stokes Moran." He sets out to nab the real killer. Fortunately he knows everything there it to know about solving mysteries -- he's reviewed thousands of them. 175194 1955 Stolen Assignment M UK Only Reporter (John Bentley) for The Sunday Star who solved crimes while competing with his society writer girlfriend. 175195 1993 Stolen Babies MT Reporter #1 (Wilbur Fitzgerald). Reporter #2 (Larry Black) 175196 1950 Stolen City, The T Pulitzer Prize Playhouse. Adapted from Republican-American Newspaper expose on political graft in Waterbury, Connecticut. Awarded Pulitzer Prize in 1940 175197 1952 Stolen Face, A M Photographer (Hal Osmond) 175198 1997 Stolen Glances M SVD 567 Adult News Reporter takes her camera into the steamy rooms of a sleazy Budapest hotel where bizarre sex is the norm. 175199 1935 Stolen Harmony M Photographer (Jack Judge) 175200 1937 Stolen Holiday M DVD -R HQ 11406, 11408 Photographer (Albert Conti). Publisher Francis Chalon (Walter Kingsford). Swiss Printer M. Borel (Wedgewood Nowell). 175201 2004 Stolen Honor: Wounds That Never Heal M Journalist (Carlton Sherwood - Himself). 175202 1995 Stolen Innocence MT DVD -R HQ 7391, 7392 TV Reporter (Debbie M. Cobb) 175203 1929 Stolen Kisses M Suppe, Franz (Story). Edward T. Lowe, Jr. (Adaptation). James A. Starr (Dialogue-Titles) AFI-Newspapers/Publishers - Ness Book Publisher H.A. Lambert, Sr. (Claude Gillingwater) who runs a Detroit newspaper wants his son to start acting more manly and father children. Son mistakenly announces his wife is pregnant and the couple goes to Paris with the publisher following. He hires a Paris divorce lawyer to bring them closer together by making them jealous of each other. All is resolved and the publisher's son and wife are about to have twins. 175204 2001 Stolen Miracle MT Media One (Julie Watson) 175205 1920 Stolen Moments M AFI-Novelists Writer 175206 1917 Stolen Paradise, The M AFI-Authors Writer 175207 1906 Stolen Planet, The: Scientific Romance, A NSF USC Mastin, John Reporter Saxtern of The Times. 175208 1917 Stolen Play, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 175209 2002 Stolen Sex Tapes MT VHS 1431 Adult TV Anchorwoman and a politician are blackmailed because of erotic tapes 175210 1899 Stolen Story and Other Newspaper Stories, The SS OWN - H Williams, Jesse Lynch Reporter Billy Woods of The Day. "Interesting tale of its kind" (H.H. McClure, 1910 review). Journalism in the last century is background for these stories. Gaslight period of journalism. 175211 1951 Stolen Story, The T Williams, Jesse Lynch (Play) Pulitzer Prize Playhouse - 1906 play - 5-25-51 - Television Drama Series Newspaper 175212 1916 Stolen Triumph, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 175213 1882 Stolen White Elephant, The SS OWN Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) From Tom Sawyer Abroad Press 175214 1974 Stone M Photographer (Charles Stringer). 175215 1991 Stone Cold M TV Anchor (Karen Abernathy) 175216 2005 Stone Cold M Reporter (Glen Grant) 175217 2005 Stone Fish N Ferrell, Olivia Photojournalist Maggie Rome for a New York-based newsmagazine uses her contacts to dig up the truth about her sister-in-law's murder involving an Arkansas cult. She convinces her editor to let her fly to Arkansas to investigate the death as one of several others on college campuses. While working with the local sheriff, she uncovers an insidious cult known as The Glorious Church. 175218 1999 Stone Heart N Ekin, Des Investigative Journalist Tara Ross isn’t convinced the police are right when they say the brutal murder of Ann Kennedy is an open and shut case. Police are sure the knife-wielding attacker is the dead woman’s son, Fergal Kennedy. But Tara Ross is not so sure. All her instincts as an investigative journalist tell her that they are wrong. And there is an added complication: Tara and Fergal are lovers. Determined to find the real truth, Tara sets out on the trail of the killer -- a dangerous chase that leads her from a squalid drug den in Dublin to an artist’s studio in Montmartre in Paris, and an involvement with the mysterious Estonian, Andres Talimann. 175219 1980 Stone Maiden, The N OWN - H Johnston, Velda TV Newsman Carl Dietrich 175220 1959 Stone Roses, The N GPL Gainham, Sarah Journalist-Narrator Toby Elyot. British Intelligence sends a journalist to Prague in 1948 to find a young Czech patriot who has worked with them during the war. 175221 1980 Stone: Pilot T Cannell, Stephen J. Seven Episodes. Television Drama Series Talk-Show Host Steve Allen interviews the celebrity cop-turned writer Daniel (Dan) Ellis Stone. Opening shows Novelist Stone sitting at his typewriter typing out his latest book. Charming and witty on Allen's talk show. Group of cops establish own vigilante group after spending their careeres seeing suspects they knew were guilty getting off on technicalities. 175222 2009 Stone’s Fall N Pears, Iain London Crime Reporter Matthew Braddock is hired by a young widow to investigate her dead industrialist husband’s will. A wealthy financier named John Stone plummets to his death in 1909. Working chronologically backwards, Braddock recreates the rise that led to Stone’s fall, learning that all was not as it seemed for the financial magnate who had the power to single-handedly move the world markets at his whim. Braddock discovers that Stone’s wealth was largely illusory, that he had a daughter whom no one knew about, and that his dealings and his death point to a conspiracy of global and historic proportions. 175223 2006 Stone's Throw, A M American Photojournalist Jack Walker (Kris Holden-Ried) exposes the exploitation of nature by industry. Editor (Chaz Thorne). Messenger (Bailey Maughan). 175224 2005 Stoned M UK Journalist (Eleanor James). American News Presenter (Tim Flavin). 175225 2009 Stoner M News Media. Reporter (Ronnie Stephens). Reporter (Mike McNulty). Reporter (Mark Calley). 175226 1977 Stonestreet: Who Killed the Centerfold Model? T Magazine Centerfold model. News Media? 175227 1963 Stoney Burke: King of the Hill T Episode #16. 1-21-1963 Photographer (David Weaver). 175228 1988 Stoning in Fulham County, A MT Female Reporter (Ashley Bell). Male Reporter (Lowndes B. Grier). TV Reporter (Debby Severs) 175229 2009 Stoning of Soraya M., The M Journalist Freidoune Sahebjam (James Caviezel) reports the crime to the world -- the barbaric custom of stoning as a punishment approved by Islamic law. True story of an Iranian woman stoned to death after being falsely accused by her husband of adultery. In 1986 Iran, the journalist’s car breaks down in a remote village. He enters into a conversation with a woman who tells him the story about her niece whose arranged marriage to an abusive tyrant ended tragically. Freidoune is tried in absentia and sentenced to death for perceived anti-Iranian writings. He was in hiding for a number of years, and recently died. 175230 1999 Stop Press N Heald, Tim Literary Editor Fisher of the Conscience is fired. Before long he is back in journalism thinly disguised as a "Media Consultant" wreaking havoc among his former employers. Stop Press is a Fleet Street term for late-breaking news. Look at the current state of newspaperdom in Britain. Cynical editors and proprietors communicate the utmost contempt for their readers. Press junket caught in the midst of a tin pot banana republic's revolution. 175231 1949 Stop Press Girl M VHS 5219 Morrison, T.J., Basil Thomas (Story). Morrison (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Reporter Angela (Sonia Holm) and rival Scottish Reporter (Jock Melville) trail a woman with power to stop machinery. Her unique ability causes rift in relationship with her clockmaker fiancé. Two reporters competing for a scoop. Spell is finally broken when heroine falls for newsman and he gets her to stop the presses of his rival's paper. Morning Sun Editor (Oliver Burt). Evening Comet Editor (Percy Walsh). Radio Commentator (Humphrey Lestocq). 175232 1953 Stop Press Murder NM Ramsey, Gary Press 175233 1979 Stop Susan Williams: Chapter 10 - Terror From the Sky T Episode #9. 4-24-1979. Cliffhangers. Photojournalist Susan Williams (Susan Anton), news photographer for New York Dispatch, investigating mysterious death of her journalist brother. Editor Bob Richards (Ray Walston). Publisher Jennifer Selden (Marj Dusay). Aide Jack Shoengarth (Michael Swan) Williams goes all over the world on the trail of the conspirators responsible for her brother's murder. One of three segments of the "Cliffhanger" series so she ends up in deadly peril at the end of each episode. 175234 1979 Stop Susan Williams: Chapter 11 - Villain Revealed, The T Episode #10. 5-1-1979. Cliffhangers. Photojournalist Susan Williams (Susan Anton), news photographer for New York Dispatch, investigating mysterious death of her journalist brother. Editor Bob Richards (Ray Walston). Publisher Jennifer Selden (Marj Dusay). Aide Jack Shoengarth (Michael Swan) Williams goes all over the world on the trail of the conspirators responsible for her brother's murder. One of three segments of the "Cliffhanger" series so she ends up in deadly peril at the end of each episode. 175235 1979 Stop Susan Williams: Chapter 12 - Crypt of Disaster T Episode #11. 5-1-1979. Cliffhangers. Photojournalist Susan Williams (Susan Anton), news photographer for New York Dispatch, investigating mysterious death of her journalist brother. Editor Bob Richards (Ray Walston). Publisher Jennifer Selden (Marj Dusay). Aide Jack Shoengarth (Michael Swan) Williams goes all over the world on the trail of the conspirators responsible for her brother's murder. One of three segments of the "Cliffhanger" series so she ends up in deadly peril at the end of each episode. 175236 1979 Stop Susan Williams: Chapter 2 - The Silent Enemy (Premiere) T Johnson, Kenneth Episode #1 2-27-1979. Series 2-27-1979 to 5-1-1979. Cliffhangers segment, one of three continuing serials. Television Drama Series Photojournalist Susan Williams (Susan Anton), news photographer for New York Dispatch, investigating mysterious death of her journalist brother. Editor Bob Richards (Ray Walston). Publisher Jennifer Selden (Marj Dusay). Aide Jack Shoengarth (Michael Swan) Williams receives a message from her brother that he is on the verge of breaking the biggest story of his career about a shocking international conspiracy, Susan suspects that his death was not an accident and searches his apartment for clues. She is trying to find out what story he was working on. Finding an address book with the names and locations of seven contacts all around the globe, she gets approval of her editor to fly to Marrakesh, Morocco to look for a mercenary Jack Schoengarth. Williams goes all over the world on the trail of the conspirators responsible for her brother's murder. One of three segments of the "Cliffhanger" series so she ends up in deadly peril at the end of each episode. 175237 1979 Stop Susan Williams: Chapter 3 - Jungle Death Trap T Episode #2. 3-6-1979. Cliffhangers. Photojournalist Susan Williams (Susan Anton), news photographer for New York Dispatch, investigating mysterious death of her journalist brother. Editor Bob Richards (Ray Walston). Publisher Jennifer Selden (Marj Dusay). Aide Jack Shoengarth (Michael Swan) Refusing to take the advice of her brother's old friend, the mercenary, to go home and forget trying to find out what he had been working on, Susan goes to Narobi, Kenya where she meets a man who claims to know who killed her brother. Williams goes all over the world on the trail of the conspirators responsible for her brother's murder. One of three segments of the "Cliffhanger" series so she ends up in deadly peril at the end of each episode. 175238 1979 Stop Susan Williams: Chapter 4 - Thundering Down T Episode #3. 3-13-1979. Cliffhangers. Photojournalist Susan Williams (Susan Anton), news photographer for New York Dispatch, investigating mysterious death of her journalist brother. Editor Bob Richards (Ray Walston). Publisher Jennifer Selden (Marj Dusay). Aide Jack Shoengarth (Michael Swan) Escaping from the lion pit by ingenious use of her camera tripod, Susan finds Chamberlain dead and after a night alone in the jungle is almost trampled in an elephant stampede. Meanwhile, mercenary Jack narrowly escapes death in a warehouse explosion. Williams goes all over the world on the trail of the conspirators responsible for her brother's murder. One of three segments of the "Cliffhanger" series so she ends up in deadly peril at the end of each episode. 175239 1979 Stop Susan Williams: Chapter 5 - Deadly Descent T Episode #4. 3-20-1979. Cliffhangers. Photojournalist Susan Williams (Susan Anton), news photographer for New York Dispatch, investigating mysterious death of her journalist brother. Editor Bob Richards (Ray Walston). Publisher Jennifer Selden (Marj Dusay). Aide Jack Shoengarth (Michael Swan) Williams goes all over the world on the trail of the conspirators responsible for her brother's murder. One of three segments of the "Cliffhanger" series so she ends up in deadly peril at the end of each episode. 175240 1979 Stop Susan Williams: Chapter 6 - Watery Grave T Episode #5. 3-27-1979. Cliffhangers. Photojournalist Susan Williams (Susan Anton), news photographer for New York Dispatch, investigating mysterious death of her journalist brother. Editor Bob Richards (Ray Walston). Publisher Jennifer Selden (Marj Dusay). Aide Jack Shoengarth (Michael Swan) Williams goes all over the world on the trail of the conspirators responsible for her brother's murder. One of three segments of the "Cliffhanger" series so she ends up in deadly peril at the end of each episode. 175241 1979 Stop Susan Williams: Chapter 7 - Cauldron of Fire T Episode #6. 4-3-1979. Cliffhangers. Photojournalist Susan Williams (Susan Anton), news photographer for New York Dispatch, investigating mysterious death of her journalist brother. Editor Bob Richards (Ray Walston). Publisher Jennifer Selden (Marj Dusay). Aide Jack Shoengarth (Michael Swan) Williams goes all over the world on the trail of the conspirators responsible for her brother's murder. One of three segments of the "Cliffhanger" series so she ends up in deadly peril at the end of each episode. 175242 1979 Stop Susan Williams: Chapter 8 - River of Blood T Episode #7. 4-10-1979. Cliffhangers. Photojournalist Susan Williams (Susan Anton), news photographer for New York Dispatch, investigating mysterious death of her journalist brother. Editor Bob Richards (Ray Walston). Publisher Jennifer Selden (Marj Dusay). Aide Jack Shoengarth (Michael Swan) Williams goes all over the world on the trail of the conspirators responsible for her brother's murder. One of three segments of the "Cliffhanger" series so she ends up in deadly peril at the end of each episode. 175243 1979 Stop Susan Williams: Chapter 9 - Wheels of Destruction T Episode #8. 4-17-1979. Cliffhangers. Photojournalist Susan Williams (Susan Anton), news photographer for New York Dispatch, investigating mysterious death of her journalist brother. Editor Bob Richards (Ray Walston). Publisher Jennifer Selden (Marj Dusay). Aide Jack Shoengarth (Michael Swan) Williams goes all over the world on the trail of the conspirators responsible for her brother's murder. One of three segments of the "Cliffhanger" series so she ends up in deadly peril at the end of each episode. 175244 1938 Stop the Presses SM Davis, Frederick Clyde Black Mask, Dec. 1938, Vol. 21, No. 9, pp. 7-27 Reporter Murray Gifford. Second Gifford story. 175245 1950 Stop the Presses: Stop the Presses T Reo, Don and Allan Katz Episode Press 175246 1955 Stop the Presses! P MLPL Dias, E.J. Play Index, 1953-60 - 812 D541- Newspaper 175247 1964 Stop Train 349 M Tremper, Will (Story). Norman Borisoff (Dialogue). Victor Vicas, Jim Henaghan (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book Reporter Cowan (Jose Ferrer) discovers East German refugee on a train and plans to print the story. Although jaded Cowan at first claims little sympathy for fugitive, he has change of heart after story leaks out and youth is turned over to Russians. 175248 1992 Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot M TV Newscaster Leslie (Patti Yasutake) 175249 1940 Stopwatch SS GPL Gallico, Paul In "Confessions of a Story Writer." Sports Department of the Press-Leader. "The Sports Corner" by Joe Stiler. Now he's a war correspondent somewhere west of Suomussalmi. 175250 1999 Stora och sma mirakel MF Sweden Newspaper Boy Robin (Edvin von Otter). 175251 2002 Stora testern MTF Miniseries Journalist, Korrupt (Asa Kalmer) 175252 1958 Store amatoren, Den MF Photographer (Bo Samuelsson). 175253 2003 Store dag: Frederik & Marys forlovelse, Den DF Denmark - Short Interviewer Mikael Kamber, TV 2 Danmark. Radio Interviewer Morten Lokkegaard, Danmarks. 175254 2003 Store danskere: A.P. Moller DF Episode #4. 10-26-2003 Former Editor-in-Chief (Jan Cortzen), Bersen. 175255 2004 Store danskere: Leif Panduro DF Episode #5. 4-25-2004 Critic (Niels Barfoed). Researcher (Birgitte Hesselaa). 175256 1956 Store of Wrath NM MLPL Truss, Seldon Reporter Red-headed Horace of the Daily Snapshot. 175257 1889 Stories of the Three Burglars, The SS MLPL Stockton, Frank Reporter for the press. "In the exercise of my vocation I have frequently found myself in peculiar and unpleasant situations…I have devoted myself to the study of Realism." 175258 2002 Stork Derby, The MT Canada. Fact-inspired CBS TV movie. Reporter Kate Harrington (Megan Follows) boosts her career by covering the story of the notorious baby derby in the 1920s and 1930s where a Toronto lawyer bequeathed a million dollars to the woman who bore the most number of children in a set period. The news made headlines around the world and created one of the very first media frenzies that became known as “The Great Toronto Stork Derby.” The Toronto Daily Star sponsored race-coverage that spanned more than 10 years, culminating in a sensational court case. Harrington, the lone female reporter in the male-dominated world of journalism, covered three front-runners. What was perceived by many as a sick joke, proved tragic for may others, especially the poor and disenfranchised, who saw in this an opportunity to finally break free from the harsh and grueling realities of the thirties. One woman was a feisty, uneducated woman of French Canadian heritage. A second contender had 11 children by different fathers. The third was a mother of Italian heritage, a wife of an immigrant, unemployed worker and the Derby was her only chance out of a desperate situation. As time wore on, the media frenzy around these three families were fierce and oppressive invading their personal lives, their homes and families. Kate is forced to compromise herself for the sake of staying ahead of other news publications and what originally started as an indignant story about the oppression of women resulted in one tragic choice that cost the life of one of the woman’s babies. Kate is ambivalent about the story’s ethics and the various poor women hoping to be the winner. She wants to get the story first and beat the male reporters all the time. Newsboy #1 (James Harbour). Older Photographer (Barry Blake). 175259 1999 Storm Catcher M News Media. Female Reporter (Laura Kim) 175260 1956 Storm Center M News Media-Press covers refusal of librarian to remove book from library shelves 175261 1998 Storm Chasers: Revenge of the Twister MT TV Reporter (Kathryn Anderson) 175262 1992 Storm Clouds M News Media. Reporter (Carrie Patterson). 175263 1937 Storm in a Teacup, A M DVD -R HQ 7444, 7445. SV 175 Frank, Bruno (Play. Anglo-Saxon version by James Bridie). Ian Dalrymple, Donald Bull (Adaptation-Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Frank Burdon (Rex Harrison) comes to a small Scottish village and takes a job with the local paper, The Baikie Advertiser ("Brings the News of the World to Baikie.") Editor tries to explain to Burdon about the profession of journalism but his voice is drowned out by the roar of the presses. When the editor is gone, Burton plays up a story on the front page about a woman's dog about to be killed because she did not pay for a license. The story escalates when other papers including the London press pick up the story. The editor fires Burdon. Reporter from The London Sun arrives in town and Burdon helps him, but later tells him he's blowing the story way out of proportion. More complications follow. 175264 1999 Storm of the Century MT Miniseries Reporter on TV (Colm Feore). 175265 2006 Storm of the Dead M Weatherman (Bob Cook). 175266 2000 Storm on Pebble Beach, A N Forse, Harry Reporters, annoying, who ferret out details of a golf bet 175267 1944 Storm Over Lisbon M Meehan, Elizabeth (Story). Dane Lussier (Adaptation). Doris Gilbert (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent John Craig (Richard Arlen) escapes from prison camp with secret information a group of individuals at a hotel in Lisbon want to get. Dancer is assigned by Lisbon secret police to investigate a gambling club owner. She falls for correspondent but gambling club owner orders her to drug him and steal the information. She tries to warn the journalist, but both are caught by the club owner. Convinced of her sincerity, Craig escapes with her, confronts the gambling club owner, who gets the film that contains the information but is captured by the secret police. 175268 2002 Storm Over the Lake NR Palmer, Diana Diana Palmer is a former newspaper reporter with 16 years experience on both daily and weekly newspapers. Began selling romance novels in 1979 and has written more than 95 books, translated and published around the world Reporter Dana Meredith ruined and lost the only man she'd ever love. Now this brilliant businessman is bent on revenge against the woman who cost him his empire and his heart. 175269 2008 Storm Rising NSF Naiman, Gary TV Reporter Perry Ambrose is an embedded reporter covering the Iran campaign in 2012 when the United States is at war in three middle-eastern countries after a second terrorist attack on the United States. When Ambrose tries to convince WNN-TV to go live with his video of the brutal mutiny shootout, he is rebuked after the President warns WNN to squelch the story. Six months later, Perry is a broken man who has been blackballed from media employment except for a few assignments with fringe paparazzi magazines. After blowing an interview with Claire Minton, the nation’s first legitimate third party presidential candidate, Perry becomes enthralled with the female gulf war veteran and her grass roots party, the Heartlanders. Perry is so moved by Minton’s cry for revolution that he approaches her, offering to provide a smuggled video of the Tehran mutiny. 175270 2007 Storm Runners NM Parker, T. Jefferson Weatherwoman Frances (Frankie) Hatfield is a local TV personality in San Diego is perfecting a "moisture acceleration" system (rainmaking) that could alter the landscape of Southern California forever. She is being pressured by the Los Angeles Department of Water & Power to cease her work in this area. Hatfield hires an ex-policeman for protection from a stalker. Ex-cop was wounded in body and spirit when his wife and son were killed in an explosion. The explosion was meant for him. A ruthless gang leader who was an old high school friend and his wife's old lover was responsible. He's now behind bars. The more the ex-cop is drawn into Hatfield's case, the more he discovers that the man who killed his family is involved. 175271 2009 Storm Stories: Andrew Homestead T DVD -R HQ 11314 Episode. 7-26-2009 Miami Reporter makes a live storm broadcast while in his car. Family captures the terrifying power of Hurricane Andrew on home video. 175272 1983 Storm Testament II, The N Nelson, Lee Journalist Caroline Logan, disguised as a school teacher, sneaks into the Mormon City of Nauvoo to lure polygamists out of hiding in so the real story on Mormon polygamy can be published in the world. It is 1845 and what Logan doesn't know is that her search for truth will lead her into love, blackmail, Indian raids, buffalo stampedes and a deadly early winter storm on the Continental Divide in Wyoming. 175273 1930 Storm That Had To Be Stopped, The SSF Leinster, Murray Press 175274 1950 Storm Warning M News Media. First Cameraman (Paul Brinegar). Cameraman #2 (Tom Wells). 175275 2001 Storm Warning N McCall, Dinah Reporter Virginia (Ginny) Shapiro of St. Louis is one of seven girls who attended a class for gifted students at a Manhattan private school in 1979. A lightning bolt burned the school down, destroying all of its records. The girls themselves remembered nothing of the class's contents or instructor. Twenty years later, each of the young women receive a single phone call that causes them to slip into a hypnotic trance and commit suicide, oblivious to warnings or pleas. Only Shapiro discovers the threat in time and flees her home to avoid the compelling phone call. She's running for her life when she is joined by an off-duty FBI agent, a close friend of one of the victims. The two wait at a remote safe house while the FBI tries to solve the case. 175276 2009 Storm Warning NR Somers, Sydney Journalist Blair Murphy is on the trail of a hot lead when she meets an even hotter stranger. Charmed by Drew Reid’s sexy smile, Blair puts aside her story for an under-the-covers investigation of every inch of his incredible body. But even after Drew satisfies her in every possible way, he refuses to satisfy her curiosity about the mystery woman who keeps calling his cell phone. As a burnt-out demon slayer, the last thing Drew needs is an inquisitive woman complicating his life, especially when she turns out to be the one woman who is strictly off limits -- his partner’s sister. He knows first-hand why it’s important to keep loved ones at a distance, yet the fierce desire Blair arouses makes it impossible for him to stay away. Just as Drew prepares to hang up his sword for a normal life, a vicious attack on Blair awakens a storm of powers inside her that rage beyond her control. As her emerging abilities become increasingly unstable, their searing passion could be her salvation or destroy them both. 175277 2002 Storm Watch (aka Code Hunter) M TV Investigative Reporter Tess Woodward (Vanessa Marcil) helps talented computer gamer stop a secret government computer program to control the weather. TV News Anchors and Reporters. 175278 1951 Stormbound M Meccoli, Comenico, Fulvio Palmieri, Corrado Pavolini (Screenplay) U.S./Italy. Ness Book Correspondent Barbara (Constance Dowling) assigned to do an article on an Italian bandit leader. When the crook is wounded, he takes American Journalist with him and hides out at a farmhouse. In order to make sure farmer does not expose him when police arrive for an inspection, bandit threatens farmer's sick child. Holds family hostage while waiting for other members of his gang. Police finally gun him down. 175279 2006 Stormbreaker M News Media. News Reporter (Vivien Creegor). 175280 1995 Storme Front N Ripley, W.L. TV Anchor Sandy Collingsworth, news anchor for Denver TV station and sweetheart of former Dallas Cowboy now living in the Colorado mountains who is worried that Vietnam vet friend is involved in something over his head. While he hunts for bad guys, he tries to keep up romantic repartee with anchorwoman girlfriend 175281 1985 Stormin' Home MT TV Interviewer (Sean McGraw) 175282 1986 Stormswept NR Erickson, Lynn Harlequin Super Romance HS #199 TV Reporter Amy Stavin couldn’t climb and couldn’t even see without her contacts. But that didn’t stop her from accompanying a rescue team to Pearl Pass. Her brother Roger was up there in that plane wreckage and she just knew he was alive. Roger possessed vital security information, and one member of the rescue mission was a serious threat to him. Amy’s unexpected romantic involvement with Del Pardee, the appealing team leader, made the complicated circumstances even more confusing. Amy couldn’t trust a soul. Not even Del. A shame -- since she seemed to have fallen in love with him. 175283 2000 Stormwatch: Force of Nature NSF Ellis, Warren Weatherman Henry Bendix is the controller of StormWatch, the United Nations Special Crisis Intervention Team formed to act as a powerful police force on a global scale. Bendix decides that this course of action is no longer effective. Recruiting the electric Jenny Sparks, the lethal assassin Rose Tattoo and the city-symbiote Jack Hawksmoor, the Weatherman transforms the once reactive team into a proactive, take-no-prisoners strike team and makes the reader question the way that super hero teams are perceived. 175284 1957 Stormy Crossing M Reporter Bob McEwan (Graham Stewart) of the Clarion 175285 2008 Stormy Weather N Munder, Chrissy In “Make Me a Match, Volume 2” TV Meteorologist Grant Singer is sick of dates who only want to bed the TV “weather guy.” But the matches from the online dating service he signs up with are even worse. In fact, the only thing that makes the endless dinner dates bearable is Craig, the cute waiter at his favorite restaurant. Luckily for Grant, Craig never misses one of his forecasts. 175286 1992 Stormy Weathers MT Journalist who is sophisticated and lesbian Bogey (Diane Salinger), wants to go to a reunion with Samantha Weathers (Cybil Shepherd), friend and St. Ursula graduates (Catholic School) 175287 1990 Story Behind the Story T Series Hosts Richard Kiley and Jane Wallace host another edition of reenactments on news events 175288 2009 Story Between Them NR O’Keefe, Molly Former Reporter Jennifer Stern could have the scoop of her career if she were still a journalist. Ian Greer, the playboy son of a former president is everything the headlines claim. But Jennifer soon suspects he’s pulling a fast one on the tabloids and there’s a different man behind the good times. He’s a puzzle she longs to unravel, especially when he hints about a newsworthy tale that could scandalize the nation. Too bad she’s turned her back on journalism. And with the attraction sizzling between her and Ian, her objectivity is bound to be compromised. Still, can she refuse a once-in-a-lifetime piece? And if she breaks the story, can she keep the man? 175289 1991 Story Lady, The MT Reporter (Rif Hutton) 175290 2008 Story of -- , The M Reporter (Erik Schau) 175291 1965 Story of 8 Girls, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 175292 1882 Story of a Country Town, The N OWN - H Howe, Edgar Watson Editor-Narrator Abram Nedrow (Ned) Westlock), apprentice in journalism and later becomes a successful editor of the paper his father leaves him. Close observer of people, moralist on such matters as temperance and personal industry. Critic of small-town temperament and mores. 175293 1939 Story of a Lake, The N OWN - H Farson, Negley Newspaperman. Adventures of an emotionally unstable newspaperman. Rehash of the author's autobiography in fiction. Unconvincing hard-boiled novel about a foreign correspondent whose life seems to be a perpetual drunk. 175294 1894 Story of a Modern Woman, The N MLPL Dixon, Ella Hepworth Editor Mary Earle. Bosanquet-Barry, new editor of the Comet. Vincent Hemming wrote articles in the Fortnightly or the Contemporary. Editor of Illustrations, a popular weekly journal Does three columns a month for The Fan. She now had a new profession: journalism. Makes 36 pounds a year. Art critic for the Comet. 175295 1898 Story of a Play, The N USC Howells, William Dean Critic. Pinney. Bruce Maxwell and the Abstract. Ricker. 175296 1893 Story of a Story, The, and Other Stories N MLPL Matthews, Brander Newspaperman John Strang wants to write fiction The Metropolis, an illustrated monthly magazine. Gotham Gazette literary critic 175297 1912 Story of a Wallet, The M Reporter (William Schmitt - a Reporter). 175298 1957 Story of a Young Magazine Apprentice, The NJ Eiseman, Alberta-Ing. Sladkus Magazine. Monica Cole, a high school senior works for a women's magazine in the summer before going to college. She does so well that she is asked to stay on. She enrolls in night classes instead of going out of town to college. Works daytimes as well. Meets various problems on and off the job and solves them. "Girly girly in tone but informative about the work for a neophyte on a magazine staff," said one critic. 175299 1894 Story of an Hour, The N USC Chopin, Kate Newspaper Office when news of her husband's death breaks 175300 2008 Story of Bad N Krauss, Edward M. Reporter June Replyn, a reporter covering the business side of the fashion world in New York City, is assigned to write how a small company survives the death of its inspirational leader. During interviews at the factory, Replyn is slipped a note from someone claiming to know the identity of the killer who murdered the owner of the sportswear factory in Queens, New York. The reporter meets the detective heading the case, which is going nowhere. The detective believes the fashion writer has a better view inside the company and encourages her to share information with him hoping fresh eyes will see something he hasn’t. But she doesn’t tell him about that note. In the midst of his investigating and her reporting, they start dating. Their relationship raises questions about confidentiality, loyalty to one’s employer, professional ethics. Both of their bosses caution them about the dangers to their careers raised by this situation. But they still end up in bed. 175301 1997 Story of Bean, The MT News Hosts Tom Gibney (Himself), Beverly Thomson (Herself). 175302 1892 Story of Chris, The N Grey, Rowland (Brown, Lilian) Girl Journalist, whose single romance is robbed by fate. If a woman can't marry the man she loves, her life must either end or be soiled. 175303 1957 Story of Esther Costello, The M DVD -R HQ 4059, 4060. Monsarrat, Nicholas (Novel). Charles Kaufman (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Harry Grant (Lee Patterson) loves a deaf, mute and blind girl. Convinces female caretaker to let him do a story on her. Editor Ryan (Sidney James) calls article corny when he reads it, adding public will eat it up and it will sell papers. Romance develops between Grant and girl. She becomes something of a national symbol leading to formation of an Esther Costello Fund. Fund controlled by promoter who uses a live hookup on NBC to gain attention for the cause. Editor suspects fund may be a scam. He and reporter clash over handling of the story. When reporter does his own investigation, he discovers editor's suspicions were valid. Convinces editor to hold off on printing the truth until he can get the girl away. Confronts caretaker with facts he has gathered. She and her husband, who tried to rape the girl, are killed in auto accident, engineered by the caretaker.. Editor tells reporter that now that the story is no longer a big event it will not sell any papers. Editor proves to be correct. Reporter: "It's the dirtiest job I've ever undertaken." Editor: "The uncovering of truth often is." 175304 1945 Story of G.I. Joe, The M DVD -R HQ 2028, 2029. DVD Pyle, Ernie (Books -- "Here is Your War" and "Brave Men"). Leopold Atlas, Guy Endore, Philip Stevenson (Screenplay) Ness Book -- Pyle did not live to see finished film. Director William Wellman couldn't watch film because number of actual soldiers who appeared in film were killed soon after production was completed. War Correspondent Ernie Pyle (Burgess Meredith) joins Company C in the desert of North Africa, follows soldiers as they fight way from beaches of Sicily to the hills of southern Italy. Witnesses day-to-day experiences of soldiers. Commander is killed. Series of vignettes about soldiers in war told through Pyle columns." Thru These Portals Pass Out the Most Beautiful Correspondents in the World." "Censors and Women Not Allowed." Letter comes telling Pyle he just won the Pulitzer Prize. Real-life Correspondent Clete Roberts tells Pyle:" I regret to inform you, Mr. Pyle. You are no longer a newspaperman. You are now a distinguished journalist." About six months before the film premiered in 1945, Pyle, covering the war in the Pacific, was killed by a machine-gun bullet on a small island near Japan. Real-life War Correspondents (Don Whitehead, Associated Press…. George Lait, International News Service. Chris Cunningham, United Press. Hal Boyle, Associated Press. Sgt. Jack Foisie, Stars and Stripes. Bob Landry, Life Magazine. Lucien Hubbard, Reader's Digest. Clete Roberts, Blue Network. Robert Reuben, Reuters.) 175305 1953 Story of Gilbert and Sullivan, The M Reporter (George Woodbridge) 175306 1935 Story of Louis Pasteur, The M DVD -R HQ 2020, 1985. Reporters (Wilfred Lucas, Gordon "Bill" Elliott, Jack Santoro, Ferdinand Schumann-Heink). British reporter (C. Montague Shaw). 175307 1913 Story of Louise, The N Onions, Oliver Press 175308 1993 Story of Mommy and Daddy, The M Newscaster (Scott Ferguson) 175309 1974 Story of Pretty Boy Floyd, The T News Media 175310 1900 Story of Ronald Kestrel, The N USC Dawson, A.J. Freelance Journalist Ronald's rushing journalistic life -- police court reports and "local intelligence" work. Freelance pieces. 175311 1949 Story of Seabiscuit, The M DVD -R HQ 3526, 3527. VHS 1271 News Media. Newspaper Headlines. Magazine Covers. Cameraman (Ray Erlenborn). Radio Announcer (Gil Warren). Race Commentator (Joe Hernandez). 175312 1918 Story of Stories, A SS UCLA Dreiser, Theodore In "Free and Other Stories." Newspapers. Two rival morning newspapers, Star and the News. News: Red Collins. Star. Augustus Binns, "swell reporters." David Kolinsky, New York News 175313 1996 Story of the Gun, The T Series Editor (Garry James) of Guns & Ammo Magazine. Former Editor (Ian Hogg) of Jane's Infantry Weapons 175314 1943 Story of Vern (Machine Gun) Miller, The CB Blue Beetle #20 Crime Reporter 175315 1952 Story of Will Rogers M SVD 554 Commentator-Columnist-Humorist Will Rogers (Will Rogers Jr.). Reporters (Don Brodie, Jack Harris, Jack Kenny, Rod Rogers). Reporter Bill at Wharf (Al Hill). Reporter at Wharf (Jack Shea). Announcer at Political Convention (Art Gilmore). Messenger Boy (Danny Jackson). Announcer (Will Morrissey). Photographer (Billy Wayne). 175316 1998 Story of X, The M Film Critic (Mike Weldon-Himself). Publisher (Al Goldstein-Himself). 175317 1954 Story on Eleventh Street T Robert Montgomery Presents - 7-12-54 Press 175318 1959 Story on Page One, The M SVD 538 News Media 175319 1924 Story Without a Name, The M AFI-Radio Radio 175320 1984 Story, Die MF Newspaper Editor (Georg Marischka). 175321 2003 Story, The P Wilson, Tracey Scott Inspired by 1982 Janet Cooke story, one of the few black journalists at the Washington Post. That year she was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for feature story about an eight-year-old heroin addict who did not exist. Destroyed her career. African-American Reporter Yvonne (Erika Alexander), young reporter at a Boston newspaper, the Daily. Hired on recommendation of her Caucasian lover, an editor named Jeff (Stephen Kunken). Worried relationship with her will have corrosive effect on careers Two prominent African-American members of staff: Editor Pat (Phylicia Rashad) and Reporter Neil (Damon Gupton) who work on Outlook section of paper, which aims at offsetting black news stories (aka crime stories) with black human-interest stories. Yvonne doesn't want to be ghettoized as a reporter. "I don’t plan on being at Ebony/Jet Junior for long," she tells Jeff. "Soon, I'll be at Metro with you, then on to the national desk." She likes idea of being white, male, free to pursue own ambitions. Pat and Neil are onto Yvonne and she knows it. Eventually her deceptions are exposed. She never graduated from Harvard, dropped out of University of Massachusetts in her first year. 175322 1989 Storyboard: Making News T Episode #10. 5-9-1989 Weatherman (Stephen Churchett). Washington Reporter (Stephen Tiller). Cameraman (Ian Bleasdale). Lucy's Cameraman (Robert Lister). Editor (Kate O'Connell). Soundman (Tony Osoba). 175323 1977 Storyteller, The T News Media. Veteran TV writer worries that teleplay motivated a boy to actions. 175324 2001 Storytelling M TV News Announcer (Pat Kiernan). Toby's Non-Fiction Editor (Franka Potente). Cameraman Mike (Mike Schank), Non-Fiction. 175325 2002 Storytelling: Nonfiction M Documentary Filmmaker (Paul Giamatti). 175326 1992 Storyville M News Media. Commentator (Sally Ann Roberts) 175327 2005 Stot Asien TF Reporters (Tina Nikolaisen - Herself; Janni Pedersen - Herself, and Jens Ole Nielsen - Himself). Hosts (Michele Bellaiche - Herself and Caroline Boserup - Herself). 175328 1961 Stoten MF Newspaper Lady (Wilma Malmlof). 175329 1975 Stowaway to the Moon T Sci-Fi Commentator (Charles "Pete" Conrad). News Media 175330 2004 Straight A Student M Adult - Hardcore Interviewer (David Luger). 175331 1935 Straight From the Heart M Reporter "Speed" Spelvin (Douglas Fowley). Reporter (Jack Mulhall). Reporters (Franklin Parker, Stanley Price). Newsboy (Bestor Aber). 175332 2003 Straight From the Heart M DVD -R HQ 2830, 2831 Photographer (Teri Polo) from New York is successful. She meets a reclusive Wyoming widower who cannot let go of the past. 175333 1998 Straight Man N Russo, Richard TV Reporters, bubble-headed, and satellite trucks surround the campus of a backwater campus because English department chairman creates a national furor 175334 1938 Straight Place and Show M Reporter Bob (Robert Lowery). Photographer (Lester Dorr). 175335 2000 Straight Right M Reporter (Jon Amirkhan). Interviewer (Jane Ray). Photographer (Paul Hannum). 175336 1999 Straight Shooter M Reporter (Benny Schnier) 175337 1992 Straight Talk M DVD -R HQ 2553, 2554. VHS 866. VHS 415 Bolotin, Craig (Story and Screenplay with Patricia Resnick) Reporter Jack (James Wood), a workaholic Chicago Sun-Times journalist gets involved with Shirlee (Dolly Parton), who, mistaken for a radio psychologist, ends up hosting an advice show on radio station WNDY. Reporter tries to expose her convincing his editor Milo Jacoby (Jerry Orbach) to let him investigate. He concocts a phony story to crash a cocktail party, makes a date with Shirlee, and uses information from their dinner conversation to dig into her past. Reporter calls for her and decides to drop the story, even quitting his job. She finds out about him checking up on her and dumps him. She confesses on the air but the confession only makes Chicago love her more. She and the reporter are reunited. Radio station manager of WNDY Alan (Griffin Dunne). Photographer (Michael Jeffrey Woods). Newscaster (Tom Webb). Reporter (Simona Ferraro). TV Newscaster (Tom Webb). Photographer (Michael Jeffrey Woods). 175338 2004 Straight-Jacket M Reporter (Scott Fishkind). 175339 2003 Strait Talking N Green, Jane Talk Show Host Tasha is career-minded. She has clawed her way up the ladder of British television to be a producer for a morning chat-fest. She narrates the novel in a brisk, snappy monologue. 175340 2005 Strakarnir okkar (aka Eleven Men Out) MF Iceland. Journalist helps the star player of Iceland’s top football team discover himself after he admits to being gay to his teammates. He soon finds himself on the bench for most of his team’s matches and decides to call it quits. He joins a small amateur team made up of men like himself -- gay guys trying to play football in a straight world of Icelandic fishing culture machoism. A champion soccer star, handsome and arrogant, wins a game and casually tells a local journalist that he’s gay. Imagine the surprise to his wife, a former Miss Iceland, his teenage son, already sullen and troubled, and his father, his macho coach. To the chagrin of his family, the star player exchanges one sort of domesticity for another. After choosing a same-sex partner, he is kicked off the championship team where the players are presumably straight. But, once a player always a player, and the superstar accepts a spot on a team in a basement soccer league that gay sportsmen from all over Iceland soon insist on joining. 175341 1987 Stranded M Reporter (Bruce Wagner). News Reporter (Scott M. Rosenfelt). 175342 2009 Stranded N Cooper, Blayne Radio Talk Show Host Rachel Michaels is at the top of her profession, but she’s grown tired of trading barbs with her co-host/ex-husband on their popular morning radio talks how. Eager to stretch her wings, she takes a second job as the color commentator for Denver’s new professional women’s soccer team. Along with her new job comes an exciting assignment, travel to Venezuela to profile the team’s sizzling star recruit, Miranda Gutierrez. But Rachel begins to long for a little of her old routine when her boss forces her to extend her stay to accompany team big-wig, Nora Butler, and the headstrong player on a “bonding” adventure. Their journey gets off to a bad start, and things go downhill from there. All three women are tested mentally and physically as they fight for their lives. They must learn to depend on each other, shape their own destinies and, ultimately, risk everything for what matters most. What would you do to survive? How much would you risk for love? 175343 1917 Stranded in Arcady M AFI-Novelists Writer 175344 2005 Stranded With the Groom NR Rimmer, Christine Silhouette Special Edition #1657 Newspaper. The Thunder Canyon Nugget reports that the annual mail-order bride reenactment was a smashing success -- until librarian Katie Fenton found herself hitched to a mystery man. The local cutie was stunned to find herself gazing into the eyes of handsome businessman Justin Caldwell. Rumor has it that Justin’s got a grudge against local real-estate magnate Caleb Douglas. And Katie is part of the Douglas clan. Does the sexy stranger have more than romance up his sleeve? 175345 1932 Strange Adventure, A (aka Wayne Murder Case, The) M Hoerl, Arthur (Story). Reporter "Nosey" Toodles (June Clyde) helps the police investigate the murder of a man killed as he was reading his will in an old mansion. Sneaks into the house and finds another body. Reporter (Kit Guard). 175346 2005 Strange Aeons: Thing on the Doorstep, The M Reporter (Jim Tobin). 175347 1941 Strange Alibi M Reporter (Douglas Kennedy). Reporter (Frank Wilcox). 175348 2005 Strange as Angels M DV -R HQ 6988, 6989 Journalist Rodney Porter (Christian Payton), recently divorced, begins a romance with a Chicago painter who just dumped a younger lover. 175349 2003 Strange as Angels M Photographer (Art Lawson). Policewoman searching for serial killer uncovers a supernatural and familial connection between her and the murderer. 175350 1939 Strange as It Seems DR News Features program 175351 1965 Strange Bedfellows M PR - AFI-Public Relations Public Relations 175352 1942 Strange Case of Dr. RX, The M Announcer (Gary Breckner). First Newsboy (Joe Recht). Second Newsboy (Leonard Sues) 175353 1925 Strange Case of Ivan Milukov SM Wilkie, Valleau Black Mask, Aug. 1925, Vol. 8, No. 6, pp. 42-52 Reporter Burke 175354 1950 Strange Color Out of Space, The CB Sensation Comics #99 Reporter of the future (Girl Reporter of the future). 175355 2007 Strange Culture M Reporter (Sigrid Sutter) 175356 1995 Strange Days M Anchorwoman (Kelly Hu) 175357 2005 Strange Days at Blake Holsey High: Probability T DVD -R HQ 7568 Episode. 1-8-2005 School Newspaper Columnist Marshall makes an error in his column for the school paper. 175358 1938 Strange Faces M Reece, Cornelius, Arndt Giusti (Story). Charles Grayson (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Nick Denby (Frank Jenks) is New York reporter whose column on look-alikes, inspiring gangster to elude police by finding his double, killing him and taking his place. Denby and fiancée Maggie Moore (Dorothea Kent), rival reporter, investigate. Denby finds a Mason City paper in dead man's home, hides it from Moore. Arrives in town to find her already working for local paper run by Hector Hobbes (Andy Devine), Mason City Newspaper Editor. Two reporters decide to work together. Denby is arrested for breaking into the gangster's house. Moore refuses to bail him out. Gangster knocks out female reporter after she contacts Denby and Hobbs. Two newshounds chase down the gangster. Moore lets Denby file their stories in his name. Newspaper Editor Hammon (Robert Emmett Kane). Variety, 12/14/38: "As usual, the funniest thing about these so-called comedies drawn from newspaper background is the conception the screenplay authors seem to have of the newspaper business. Maybe that's why they're not in it and are writing scenarios." 175359 1967 Strange Fetishes, The M AFI-Television/TV Personalities TV 175360 1999 Strange Fits of Passion N OWN - P Shreve, Anita Journalists Maureen and Harrold English, two successful New York City journalists were thought to have a happy, stable marriage in the early 1970s. No one discusses or even suspects domestic abuse. Harold is beating up Maureen. But after Maureen suffers another brutal beating, she flees New York with her infant daughter and seeks refuge in a small coastal town in Maine. The weeks pass slowly, and just as Maureen begins to heal physically and emotionally, Harrold finds her, bringing the story to a violent, unforgettable end. The story is told in the framework of one reporter's notes and a woman's letters from prison. 175361 1991 Strange Fits of Passion NR Shreve, Anita New York City Journalists Maureen and Harrold English have it all: they are successful journalists and their marriage is happy and stable. It’s the early 1970s and no one discusses or even suspects domestic abuse. But after Maureen suffers another brutal beating, she flees New York with her infant daughter and seeks refuge in a small coastal town in Maine. The weeks pass slowly and just as Maureen begins to heal physically and emotionally, Harrold finds her bringing the story to a violent, unforgettable end. The riveting story is told within the framework of one reporter’s notes and a woman’s letters from prison. 175362 2009 Strange Frame: Love & Sax (aka Love and Sax) M Animation News Anchor (Dave Fennoy). In the 29th century, on Ganymede, one of Jupiter’s moons, the human race lives having long left a decimated Earth. To survive the harsh climates of other planets and moons, humans have genetically modified themselves making skin color and sexual organs a common matter of fashion. Two beautiful musicians, a soulful saxophonist and an impish guitarist play center stage. Fame is about to tear them apart. 175363 2001 Strange Frequency MT TV Anchor (Suzette Meyers) 175364 2001 Strange Frequency 2: Cold Turkey MT One of Four Stories: Instant Karma, Soul Man, Cold Turkey and Don't Stop Believin' News Media. Reporter #1 (Norma Jean Wick). Reporter #2 (Drew McGreadie). Reporter #3 (Jennifer Anne Lee). 175365 2001 Strange Frequency: Cold Turkey MT Episode #2. 8-25-2001 News Media. Reporter #1 (Norman Jean Wick). Reporter #2 (Drew McCreadie). Reporter #3 (Jennifer Anne Lee). 175366 2001 Strange Frequency: Don't Stop Believing MT Episode #4. 8-25-2001. One of Four Stories: Instant Karma, Soul Man, Cold Turkey and Don't Stop Believin' News Media. News Anchor (Suzette Meyers). 175367 2004 Strange Fruit M Schickner, Kyle Reporter (Agnes DeRouen). Golf Announcer (Kyle Schickner -Voice). 175368 1974 Strange Homecoming MT TV Newscaster (Charles Shull) 175369 1983 Strange Invaders M DVD -R HQ 5367, 5368. SV 66 Condon, William, Michael Laughlin (Story and Screenplay)_ Tabloid Journalist-Scandal-Sheet Hackette Betty Walker (Nancy Allen) of the National Informer and professor investigates alien creatures terrorizing the Midwest. Professor contacts Walker after he sees an article on "Strange Invaders" in the tabloid. Walker tells the professor no one is supposed to believe the stuff they print and that she made up the story based on a photograph she found in the files. The aliens also see the article and suspect Walker knows the truth. Scientist tells Walker about the aliens: "These people don't know what a rag your newspaper really is. They actually take it seriously." Editor (Bobby Pickett). 175370 2001 Strange Jazz N Hermanos, Steve Music Critic Jack Pierce is privy to the kaleidoscopic New York because he is a critic. He is one of three brothers from a dying Kansas farm town each bewitched by the idea of New York City. They promise themselves they will move there when they grow up. Pierce has plucked antique furniture from abandoned rural Kansas homes and explored the wild underbelly of New York. He is troubled by the rising tension between his two younger brothers: Benji, a quintessential Wall Street Yuppie bent on become the next Donald Trump, and Archie, an idealistic intern at the New York Times. Archie and Benji clash after the Tompkins Square Riots, when Archie turns Benji’s largest building into a shelter for homeless hands. Jack tries to mediate, only to be kidnapped by a female Coca-Cola addicted drug lord who develops a crush on Jack. 175371 1999 Strange Justice MT News Media. TV Newscaster (Michael Hanrahan). Reporter #1 (Catherine Swing). Reporter #2 (Michael Kinney). Editor (Michael Dyson). 175372 1950 Strange Land, The N OWN - H Calmer, Ned Columnist-Narrator. Columnist going to be a war correspondent. Public Relations. 175373 1946 Strange Love of Martha Ivers, The M DVD -R HQ 3836, 3837. L Douglas Newspaper. Old newspaper accounts of story figure sin plot. Newspaper Clerk (Olin Howlin) 175374 1932 Strange Love of Molly Louvain, The M DVD -R HQ 3117, 3096. VHS 919, SVD 1029 Watkins, Maurine (Play, Tinsel Girl) Ness Book Reporter Scottie (Lee Tracy) is a wisecracking journalist for The Morning News. Boasts he can find a missing woman within 48 hours. Plants a false story saying her daughter is ill. She gives herself up. Scottie falls in love with the woman, begs forgiveness and ends the movie kissing her while other reporters snap their picture. Womanizer who develops a conscience. Scottie wants to go to Paris to write a novel but ends up with a Hollywood picture deal. Cop comments: "Everybody's writing books and plays and pictures. There ain't no reporters left." Haraley, a Reporter (Hank Mann). Skeets, a Reporter (Frank McHugh). Reporter (George Chandler). Reporter (Walter Percival). Photographer (Cliff Saum). Radio Announcer (Eddie Fetherston). 175375 2005 Strange Love: Reunion T Episode. Press Tour Weekend for Flavor Flav and Brigitte Nielsen who reunite in New York for the tour. 175376 1963 Strange Lovers: Seque M AFI-Photographers Photographer (Steve Hollister). 175377 1995 Strange Luck T VHS 334, 335, 341, 342, 343 Episodes. (A, B, C, D, E, F, G). Series 9-5-1995 to 2-23-1996. Fox Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me. Saving other lives while risking his own, he had "Strange Luck." 175378 1995 Strange Luck: Angie's Turn T Episode #6. 10-20-1995 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." Some of Chance's luck rubs off on Angie and she'll need it after witnessing a shooting by a street gang of teenage girls as the renegades target her for execution. 175379 1995 Strange Luck: Blind Man's Bluff T Episode #5. 10-13-1995 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." News Media. Reporter #1 (Claire Riley). Reporter #2 (Ted Cole). 175380 1996 Strange Luck: Blinded By the Son T Episode #16. 2-9-1996 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." What kind of person finds $10 million in their bank account and gives it away? Chance meets Angie's long lost son, a member in a rock and roll band and first seen in jail. 175381 1995 Strange Luck: Box, The T Episode #10. 12-1-1995 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." Chance is entrusted with a mysterious black box that seems to have strange effects on those that come into contact with it. And when he finds that it triggers his childhood memories, Chance thinks it could lead him to his brother. 175382 1995 Strange Luck: Brothers Grim T Episode #11. 12-8-1995 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." Chance comes face to face with his missing brother, Eric, but there's little time for solving the mysteries of the family's past and barely time for mourning the wife Eric is about to bury. 175383 1995 Strange Luck: Hat Trick T Episode #7. 11-3-1995 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." Up-and-coming hockey player about to sign with a professional team crosses paths with Chance who helps the young star realize that sinister forces are using them. 175384 1996 Strange Luck: Healing Hands T Episode #13. 1-5-1996 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." Chance is caught between a rock and a hard place when he takes under his wing a young faith healer who seems to be on the run. 175385 1996 Strange Luck: In Sickness and In Wealth T Episode #15. 2-2-1996 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." Wedding bells are breaking up that old gang of Chance's, but he and Westin decide the engagement needs to be broken up when they start learning things about their colleague's seemingly impetuous fiancée. 175386 1995 Strange Luck: Last Chance T Episode #3. 9-29-1995 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." An auto mechanic confesses to Chance that he murdered someone years before and another man is scheduled to be executed for the crime. 175387 1996 Strange Luck: Lightning Strikes T Episode #17. 2-23-1996 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." When Chance is struck by lightning, it sets off a chain reaction that reunites him with his brother and his father who was presumed dead. He later discovers the plane crash that killed his mother and sister was not an accident. It was a deliberate act of revenge by a long-time nemesis of his father who is now intent on killing the remaining family members. 175388 1995 Strange Luck: Liver Wild, The T Episode #8. 11-10-1995 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." While away on a restful camping trip, Chance and Angie watching horror and can't resist getting involved after a man falls from the sky and dies in front of them. 175389 1995 Strange Luck: Over Exposure T Episode #2. 9-22-1995 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." When Chance recovers the camera that was stolen along with his car, he finds a series of photos he didn't shoot, and his auto-theft case develops into one involving a kidnapping. 175390 1995 Strange Luck: She Was T Episode #4. 10-6-1995 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." Chance helps a Hollywood movie star who's in town to film his latest blockbuster -- and is apparently being stalked by a woman who claims to be his wife. 175391 1995 Strange Luck: Soul Survivor (Premiere) T Episode #1. 9-15-1995 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." As a child, Chance Harper miraculously walked away from a plane crash that killed his entire family and everyone else aboard. Now an adult, he's a cavalier freelance photographer who uses his mysterious relationship with Lady Luck to help others. Chance winds up charged with murder after he saves a suicidal woman. 175392 1995 Strange Luck: Trial Period T Episode #12. 12-15-1995 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." Chance develops a not-so-friendly rivalry with three-seeking Photojournalist Steve Medavoy (Timothy Omundson), especially after Chance befriends a young boy whose family tragedy becomes Medavoy's photo opportunity. 175393 1995 Strange Luck: Walk Away T Episode #9. 11-17-1995 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." Chance spends a day trying desperately not to get involved, but when he learns that the mysterious woman he keeps running into is a flight attendant, he fears for the lives of a plane-load of passengers. 175394 1996 Strange Luck: Wrong Number T Episode #14. 1-19-1996 Photojournalist Chance Harper (D.B. Sweeney) was a child when he was the sole survivor of an airplane crash 30 years ago that killed 106 lives "ending in a single heartbeat. No one survived -- except me." Chance can't turn his back on an ex-girlfriend who needs help to leaving her abusive husband, but he may be in too deep when the husband turns up dead -- just like the woman's first spouse did. 175395 1969 Strange Report: Kidnap: Whose Pretty Girl Are You T Episode #14. 12-28-1969. Reporter (Neville Barber - News Reporter). 175396 2006 Strange Robby N Rosen, Selina News Media dub a vigilante “The Fry Guy.” He systematically kills the scum of the city by somehow microwaving their brains. The news media don’t think of him as a “serial killer.” The media and the police see him as an implement of justice. As far as they’re concerned, “The Fry Guy” is doing their job for them and in a way that they never could -- a permanent way. 175397 1914 Strange Story of Sylvia Gray, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 175398 2002 Strange World: Devil Still Holds My Hand, The T Episode #6. 3-8-2002 News Media. Reporter (Kristina Matisic). 175399 1999 Strange World: Spirit Falls T Episode #4. 3-23-1999 News Media. Field Reporter (Norma Jean Wick). 175400 1680 Strange's Case, Strangely Altered PO USC Anonymous (Whig) News 175401 2003 Strangeheart M Movie Critic (Lauren Embrey). Reporter (Linda Loch). Photographer (Bode Helm). Narrator (Gordon Nicol). 175402 1995 Strangehold NM Rowe, Jennifer TV Researcher Verity Birdwood is called in to investigate nasty threats against the enigmatic beauty, threats that lead to murder. 175403 1998 Strangeland M News Media. TV Newscaster (John Lindsay). Reporter #1 (Lisa Nelson). Reporter #2 (Sheila Ivy Traister) 175404 2003 Stranger Beside Me, The N Rule, Ann Crime Reporter Ann Rule (Barbara Hershey), a smart and savvy veteran crime reporter allows herself to be bamboozled by baby-faced serial killer Ted Bundy. Working side by side with Bundy as a volunteer at a Seattle rape crisis center in 1971, Rule had no clue that the personable and charming young man was responsible for one of the most terrifying sex-murder sprees of the 20th century. Even after suspicion fell upon Bundy, Rule was initially willing to give him the benefit of the doubt and so did many law enforcement officials. But once the truth was known, Rule embarked upon her own mea culpa campaign by going after Bundy with every resource at her disposal. TV Host (Kwesi Ameyaw). 175405 2003 Stranger Beside Me, The (aka Ann Rule Presents: The Stranger Beside Me) MT Rule, Ann (Novel). Matthew McDuffie (Teleplay) Crime Reporter Ann Rule (Barbara Hershey), a smart and savvy veteran crime reporter allows herself to be bamboozled by baby-faced serial killer Ted Bundy. Working side by side with Bundy as a volunteer at a Seattle rape crisis center in 1971, Rule had no clue that the personable and charming young man was responsible for one of the most terrifying sex-murder sprees of the 20th century. Even after suspicion fell upon Bundy, Rule was initially willing to give him the benefit of the doubt and so did many law enforcement officials. But once the truth was known, Rule embarked upon her own mea culpa campaign by going after Bundy with every resource at her disposal. TV Host (Kwesi Ameyaw). 175406 1994 Stranger by Night M News Media. Reporter #1 (Angela Black). Reporter #2 (Michelle Holden). Reporter #3 (Joe Fowler). 175407 1954 Stranger Come Home N UCLA Shirer, William L. Correspondent Elsie McCabe, World Review correspondent. Verne Gibson, owner and publisher of World Review. Christopher Chambers, drama critic. 175408 1961 Stranger in a Strange Land NSF OWN - H Heinlein, Robert A. Reporter Ben Caxton is a "winchell," a generic description for a politically active gossip columnist, referring to Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell as opposed to "lippmann," a reference to the journalist Walter Lippmann, a contemporary of Winchell's. 175409 1997 Stranger in My Home MT DVD -R HQ 8706, 8707 Reporter (Jonathan Voyce). 175410 2004 Stranger in Paradise N Bretton, Barbara British Journalist Jane Townsend is swept off her feet by brash, bold American Newspaperman Mac Weaver -- and says “I do” to life in America. After years of hardship in wartime England, Jane is thrilled with the beautiful new suburban home Mac has waiting for her in Long Island, and settles in for an idyllic life of backyard barbecues, bridge parties and babies, babies, babies. But when Mac’s hard-hitting reporting lands him in political hot water, Jane soon realizes that even paradise can have its dark side. It’s time to put down the gardening gloves and take a stand for what she believes in -- and for the man she loves. 175411 2001 Stranger in Room 205, The NR Wilkins, Gina #1 Hot Off the Press Series Publisher-Owner Serena Schaffer of the newspaper in the town of Edstown found an injured man in a ditch near her home in Edstown yesterday evening. He’d been beaten, robbed and left for dead. Schaffer rushed him to the Edstown hospital where he’s recovering in room 205. The word around town is that it won’t be long before those two give in to their powerful attraction to each other. The man in question, Sam Wallace, is a drifter with a vague past. One look into his blue eyes and you would believe anything he says. When it comes to Schaffer and her irresistible smile, there may not be many words spoken. 175412 1999 Stranger in the Earth, A N Theroux, Marcel Newspaperman Horace Littlefair goes to work for his great-uncle's paper. 175413 1967 Stranger in the House M Fashion Photographer (Michael Standing). 175414 1989 Stranger in the Kingdom, A N Mosher, Howard Frank Newspaperman helps a black minister in 1950s Vermont, who has been framed in the murder of a white teenage girl. 175415 1957 Stranger in Town M Chittenden, Frank (Novel - "Uninvited, The"). Norman Hudis, Edward Dryhurst (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Correspondent John Madison (Alex Nicol) arrives in an English village to investigate the apparent suicide of a pianist at the request of the dead man's uncle. Finds the man was murdered. When poetess commits suicide, American reporter suspects she was murdered because she knew who killed the pianist. He breaks into her house to get information, even though police have boarded it up. Reporter finally discovers killer is the one person in the community who seemed to be helping him. 175416 1998 Stranger in Town MT DVD -R HQ 8222, 8223 Reporter #1 (Grant Boulton) 175417 1943 Stranger in Town, A M DVD -R HQ 3246, 3223. Reporter (Hooper Atchley). Reporter (Cyril Ring). Reporter (Philip Van Zandt). 175418 1982 Stranger is Watching, A M SVD 657, 656 (Parts I and II). SV 208 Clark, Mary Higgins (Novel). Earl Mac Rauch, Victor Miller (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Newscaster Sharon Martin (Kate Mulgrew) is a reporter who is opposing impending execution of a man charged with rape and murder of a woman two years earlier. Romantically involved with Editor of a news magazine, Steve Peterson (James Naughton). TV reporter and editor's daughter kidnapped by real rapist-killer. Imprisoned beneath Grand Central Station and try to escape. Martin faces professional dilemma when she tries to cover an execution to which she is opposed. She also doesn't want to reflect negatively on her boyfriend and his daughter objecting to the use of two-year-old footage of them. She agrees to use it after. Reporter agrees to use it after editor points out that it is powerful. When her boss tells her they are past deadline, she says, "Art takes time." When the editor objects to her piece, she tells him, "We're both in the news business…" "...If there's a story we cover it." Editor criticizes her opposition to the execution: "You're supposed to be a reporter, not a godamned advocate." She replies: I'm a goddamned human being." 175419 1988 Stranger on My Land MT News Media. TV Reporter (Mike Watkiss). Vietnam veteran fights peacefully with words once more when the Air Force wants to expropriate his ranch for the construction of an air base. 175420 1940 Stranger on the Third Floor M DVD -R HQ 10150, 10151. DVD -R 1559 (First Part). DVD -R 1562 (Second Part). SV 167. B25 B Movies and others New York Reporter (John McGuire) convicts taxi driver of brutal murder. Reporter (Lee Bonnell). Reporter (Gladden James). Reporter (Robert Weldon). Reporter Who Wins Cardgame (Herb Vigran). 175421 1947 Stranger Than Fiction P MLPL Smith, Phoebe 812 S656 Press 175422 1999 Stranger Than Fiction M Newscaster (Sharon Prince) 175423 2006 Stranger Than Fiction M Anchorwoman (Kristin Chenoweth). Author #1 (John M. Watson Sr.). IRS Auditor suddenly finds himself subject of narration only h e can hear, a narration that begins to affect his life. 175424 2005 Stranger Than Fiction M TV Interviewer (Matt Ottinger). 175425 1946 Stranger Than The Truth N Caspary, Vera Press 175426 1954 Stranger To Myself N Shubin, Seymour News Media 175427 2007 Stranger, The T Reporters (Lola Stone, Steve Ladden) 175428 1980 Strangers P MLPL Yellen, S. Journalist Dorothy Thompson. News Media. 175429 1992 Strangers MT TV Journalist (Kathy Fisher) 175430 1999 Strangers at Dawn N Thornton, Elizabeth Newspaper Owner and Special Correspondent Lord Maxwell (Max) Worthe of the Courier in Winchester, England covers the trial of an heiress acquitted of the murder of her brother-in-law. He studied her cool demeanor in the dock, fascinated by her. Her plans to marry, break her father's trust, distribute the family funds and go to America are postponed after a chance midnight meeting with Max. For three years after she is acquitted, Worthe used the power of his newspaper to prove her guilt. At first he doesn't recognize the woman he's been writing about, but once he realizes her identity, he can't decide whether she's a cold-blooded murderer or a fragile victim. After he makes his decision, the story becomes a traditional romance. At first journalist Max Worthe is determined to prove that a beautiful heiress is guilty of a crime of which she has been acquitted. But when he finally catches up with her, he realizes they have already spent a fateful night together. 175431 1931 Strangers May Kiss M DVD -R HQ 9953, 9954. SVDSP 669 Shearer Correspondent Alan (Neil Hamilton) is a globe-trotting war correspondent. 175432 1959 Strangers on the Shore NM OWN - H Kiker, Douglas Press. 175433 2005 Strangers Visit, A N Smith, Barbara Kasey Public Relations Director Gloria Van Meter is a single woman in her twenties working for the American Automobile Parts Company. She’s a bright, good-looking woman with first-class business credentials and ethics. The president of the company, Mr. Reynolds, instructs her to pick up a new employee from the airport -- Jason Bloodstone. Gloria is told to handle Mr. Bloodstone’s affairs and be on hand to socialize with him. Gloria believes there’s something suspicious happening. She becomes antsy and paranoid. One day, she pulls into her underground parking garage and is accosted by someone who hits her in the face and knocks her to the ground taking her briefcase. She makes it to her apartment to find everything strewn about. She is in total bewilderment. What is happening? Is Mr. Bloodstone the key? Is Gloria’s life in danger? 175434 2000 Strangers with Candy: Ask Jerri T Dinello, Paul, Amy Sedaris, Matt Lappin (Writers). Director Juan Campanella Episode #27. TV Series. Season 3, Episode 7. School Newspaper Advice Columnist Geraldine “Jerri” Antonia Blank (Amy Sedaris) of Flatpoint High is a big hit when she takes over the school newspaper advice column. But her friend Sydney warns her not to be so callous and glib in giving advice - for instance, telling girls to act slutty and have sex without condoms. Jerri is caught up in her own hype, however, and she has to face an angry student body at her celebratory skating party. She decides at that point to give the column back to Jellineck. High School Newspaper Advisor Charles “Chuck” Noblet (Stephen Colbert) is the newspaper advisor. Principal Blackman is on his case about the paper’s meager readership. When Chuck hears Jerri giving good advice to students in the hallway, he realizes she is his chance to please his boss. But he’s forced to fire his secret lover Geoffrey, and attempts to murder him to prevent him from revealing their secret. Newspaper advisor Chuck is gay, having a secret affair with art teacher Geoffrey. High school Art teacher Geoffrey Jellineck’s (Paul Dinello) advice column in the school paper, The Donkey Trouser, gives lousy advice, is out of touch with the students and only works on the paper because his secret lover, Chuck Noblet is the newspaper advisor. Jellineck is fired by Noblet upon Jerri’s appointment. He threatens to tell the whole school about his affair with Chuck (who is married) if he can’t have his advice column back. Jerri gives him the column back just before he makes the announcement. Newspaper Reporter/Assistant. New girl in town Sydney is an aspiring reporter who believes in honesty and integrity in journalism. Jerri befriends her because she’s attracted to her, and ends up agreeing to do the advice column so she can be near Sydney. Advisor Noblet gives Jerri an advice column, but he treats Sydney with disdain and sends her for coffee and scones rather than on reporting job. Noblet is power-hungry and he has other things on his mind. Bi-sexuality. Gay Newspaper advisors Chuck and Geoffrey run an advice column, but when the principal is furious that no one reads the paper because it is hard to to relate to, Chuck decides to find a student who could do the job. So when he sees Jerri in the school hallway giving advice he asks her to replace Geoffrey's job giving advice in the paper. Jerri feels that she is not very qualified to give. When Geoffrey hears the news he threatens Chuck that he will out him if he doesn’t give him his job back. 175435 1980 Strangers: Armed and Dangerous T Episode #15. 10-28-1980 Radio Commentator (Peter Wheeler). 175436 1980 Strangers: Racing Certainty T Episode #16. 11-4-1980 TV Newscaster (Duncan MacNaughtan). 175437 1982 Strangers: With These Gloves You Can Pass Through Mirrors #5.7 T Episode #32. 10-20-1982 News Media. Reporter (Sue Race). 175438 2007 Strangled NM McGrory, Brian Reporter Jack Flynn of the Boston Record finds himself in the middle of a case that everyone thought had closed 40 years ago -- the Boston Strangler. From the summer of 1962 to the winter of 1964, eleven women were strangled to death in their homes. In present-day Boston, a series of women are murdered that parallel the Boston Strangler slayings of the 1960s. Reporter Vinny Mongillo is also on the new "Phantom Fiend," the news media's pet name before the Boston Strangler name took hold. Flynn must crack the case to help save the lives of innocent women and to register the kind of big-time scoop his readers have come to expect of him. Police and local politicians turn on their publicity machine full throttle in an attempt to cool any rumors about the possible return of the Strangler. Is it a copycat or was Albert DeSalvo not the Boston Strangler? But Flynn is receiving letters from the killer putting the newsman between the threats of a madman and several, uncooperative officials whoa re tied to the original case. 175439 1998 Strangler NM Maness, Larry Reporter Bruce Drummond of the Herald tells detective Jake Eaton that the Boston department has grabbed the case of his murdered friend, Ruth Hill, a researcher raped and strangled on Cambridge Common. He wants Jake to find out why it was done and who did it. Ruth's murder is linked to two similar murders. Is the Boston Strangler back? Is it a copycat murderer or the real Strangler? Before Jake can come up with the answers, the reporter is tortured and killed. Clue to strangler's identity seems to lie in uncompleted doctoral dissertation of a Harvard psychology student, but everybody who has seen the manuscript is dead. 175440 1941 Strangler, The (aka East of Piccadilly) M DVD -R HQ 6603, 6604 Beckles, Gordon (Novel). J. Lee Thompson, Lesley Storm (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Reporter Penny Sutton (Judy Campbell) helps a detective story writer find a silk stocking strangler in London's Soho district. She initially pins the murders on an American millionaire, but before he is executed she and the writer discover the real killer Variety, 2/26/41: "At odd and frequent intervals throughout this sketchy thriller, the principals swallow enough liquor to float a barge." Editor (Charles Victor). 175441 2002 Strangler's Wife, The M Reporter Sarah Gilmore (Christy Scott Cashman). Male News Anchor 1 (Joe Dann Harper). Male News Anchor 2 (Marc Schleicher-Harlem Greenwood - Voice). 175442 1963 Strano tipo, Uno MF Journalist (Franco Giacobini) 175443 2002 Strapline N Darke, Tiffanie Journalist Caris Brown working for porn baron Victor Power becomes unbearable when she discovers his interests stretch deeper than showbiz. What happens when a pornographer takes over a newspaper? When celebrity gossip becomes more important than breaking news? For Charlotte Want, the actress/model/whatever (AMW) created by Power, it is her biggest break. But will the pursuit of fame bring Charlotte what she wants? And will Caris’ discovery bring about her success or downfall? Things couldn’t get much better when Want and Brazilian star striker Silvio Ravelli get together to form the hottest celebrity couple in town. But just how far will Charlotte go to get herself a place on the A-list? Caris determines to expose the secrets of one of the most powerful men in London, her boss. 175444 1998 Straßenfest NM Junge, Reinhard Germany TV Journalist 175445 1955 Strategic Air Command M DVD -R HQ 10428, 10429. SVD 1024 Reporter (Max Power) 175446 1990 Strategic Compromise NM OWN - H Nixon, William Reporter Malibu Hamilton of the Washington Post 175447 2005 Strategic Rage N Shearer, Robert Reporter on the trail of rogue soldiers in Mexico meets a college professor who is sent to Texas by the Mexican dictator to try to find those responsible for an attack on his terrorists. When the colonel unleashes his trained animal killers on the two, they must fight for their lives with the help of a legendary Texas ranger. 175448 1969 Strategy of Terror M Joseph, Robert L. (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book Reporter Karen Lownes (Barbara Rush) receives call from man claiming to be old friend. Before they can meet in Central Park, man is stabbed, but manages before he dies to whisper information about plot to assassinate four United Nations undersecretaries New York Journalist teams up with cop to try to uncover the plot. Reporter pretends to do series of articles on port of New York in order to infiltrate an alleged freight company. Investigations culminate in shoot-out at United Nations lawn party. Reporter describes herself as "the journalistic equivalent of a housewife." Asks cop if it's all right to print the story after the conspirators are foiled. Cop cynical toward press telling reporter she will grow weary of world-fixing. Reporters making beeline for the food table at a United Nations function. "I love to hear people try eloquence on reporters. You think you've won until you read the story in the next day's paper." 175449 1949 Stratton Story, The M DVD -R HQ 2580, 2581. SVD 1418 Reporters (James Nolan, Peter Crouse) 175450 1970 Strawberry Statement, The M TV Newscaster (King Moody) 175451 2000 Stray, The M Photographer (Fred Conklin). 175452 1976 Streak of Light, A NM OWN - H Lockridge, Richard Political Columnist Roger Calye, rancorous right-wing political columnist for the New York Sentinel. 175453 1940 Streak Sloan CB Master Comics #1. March 1940. First Appearance. Newsreel Reporter solved crimes in the early 1940s as the boy newsreel reporter. 175454 2007 Streaker M Reporters (John Raucci, Jon W. Sparks, Mark McKee, Doug Inman, Leslie Lee Lanskey, Eddie Cody). 175455 1948 Street Corner M Newscaster (Wendell Niles-Himself) 175456 1996 Street Corner Justice M News Media. TV Newswoman (Jordana Capra). Newswoman (April Breneman). Newsman (David C. Moulton). 175457 2004 Street Creatures M Weatherman (Paul Bouchereau). Crime Photographer (Amber Dickinson). TV Anchorwoman (Kim Salter). Sportscaster (Steve Summers). 175458 1994 Street Fighter M L Capcom Video Game (Street Fighter II) Ness Book TV Reporter Chun-Li (Ming-Na Wen) is adept at martial arts. Confrontation with hero who she discovers dislikes both women and journalists. She witnesses commando being killed while trying to stop a prison break. She puts on ninja gear. Chun-Li infiltrates the building where hero's body is being kept and discovers he is still alive and arranged break so he could track arms dealers. She escapes when hero tries to restrain her. With help of two TV colleagues, one a sumo wrestler, she blows up the arsenal of weapons. After she and her associates are captured by the dictator, she reveals that she has a personal vendetta against him because he murdered her father. Hero and his troops ordered to abort mission, but decide to stay and go after the dictator. Reporter joins in fight. Fortress is destroyed and reporter asks hero for an interview. GNT News Anchor Sander Vanocur appears as himself delivering commentary for Global News Television. Studio News Anchors (Renzo Colla, Ric Curnow, Alex Ivacheff, Efthymios Kallos, Maow Krungvong, Françoise Le Cosset, Saleh Saqoaf, Rosanna Wong). 175459 1995 Street Fighter II: V T Newscaster (Wendee Lee). 175460 1987 Street Fights: Novel Based on a True Story, A N OWN - H Martori, Joe Reporter Dan Barnes, an overzealous reporter desperate to make his mark regardless of whose reputation he has to drag in the mud to do it. 175461 2006 Street Furniture N Howard, Matt Publicist is 29 and unemployed in the suburbs of Sydney when he finds himself suddenly employed as a publicist for a large publishing firm. 175462 1985 Street Hawk: Female of the Species T Episode #12. 5-9-1985 News Media. Reporter #1 (Sandy Lipton). Reporter #2 (Paul Eiding). 175463 1985 Street Hawk: Female of the Species (aka Assassin, The) T Harris, Karen Episode. 5-10-1985 News Media 175464 1985 Street Hawk: Follow the Yellow Gold Road T Episode #13. 5-16-1985 Reporter #1 (Momo Yashima). Reporter #2 (Paul Eiding). 175465 1985 Street Hawk: Murder in a Novel Idea T Harris, Karen Episode. 3-8-1985 News Media 175466 1985 Street Hawk: Murder Is a Novel Idea T Episode #10. 3-8-1985 News Media. Reporter (Momo Yashima). 175467 1985 Street Hawk: Second Self, A T Episode #2. 1-11-1985 TV Commentator (Jim McKrell). 175468 1985 Street Hawk: Street Hawk: Pilot T Episode #1. 1-4-1985 News Media. Reporter #1 (Larry McCormick). Reporter #3 (Momo Yashima). Reporter #4 (Teri Beckerman). 175469 1985 Street Hawk: Unsinkable 453, The T Episode #8. 22-22-1985 News Media. Reporter #1 (Nancy Linari). Reporter #2 (Lee Ryan). Reporter #3 (Janeen Weiss). 175470 1989 Street Justice M Reporter (Sharon Corder). Newscaster (Marilyn Dennis). Newsman (Michael Eric Kramer). 175471 1993 Street Justice: T SV 220 Episode. Series 9-29-1991 to 5-29-1993 Journalist 175472 1992 Street Justice: Angel of Death T Episode #31. 11-28-1992 Photojournalist Jack Faulkner was once a famous photojournalist and is now looking to redeem himself by catching the city's latest villain, a man who murders nurses. 175473 1993 Street Justice: Bitter Fruit T Episode #34. 1-23-1993 News Media. Reporter (Katherine Banwell). Messenger (Nisha Wuttunee). 175474 1992 Street Justice: Innocent Blood T Episode #30. 11-21-1992 Reporter (Berma Skill). 175475 1991 Street Justice: Legacy (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #1-#2. 9-29-1991. News Media. Reporter (Joanna Piros). 175476 1992 Street Justice: Protectors T Episode #15. 2-1-1992 Reporter (Suzette Meyers). 175477 1991 Street Justice: Shadows T Episode #6. 10-26-1991 News Media. Reporter #1 (Jaylene Hamilton). Reporter #2 (Katherine Banwell). 175478 1994 Street Legal M Canada TV Journalist Ann Medina in real life appears as a TV journalist 175479 1987 Street Legal: BRT and Associates: New Beginning, A T Episode #89. 10-30-1992 News Media. Reporter #1 (Norah Grant). Reporter #2 (Hrothgar Mathews). 175480 1989 Street Legal: Confession T Episode #46. 12-1-1989 Newscaster (Bill Lake). Interviewer #1 (Catherine Swing). 175481 1991 Street Legal: Cookies Crumble, The T Episode #67. 1-11-1991 News Media. Reporter #1 (Genny Iannucci). Reporter #2 (Tim Progosh). Reporter #3 (Janet Bailey). . 175482 1990 Street Legal: Divine Image T Episode #62. 11-23-1990 News Media. Reporter (Janet Bailey). Reporter (Tim Progosh). 175483 1991 Street Legal: Election Day T Episode #69. 1-25-1991 News Media. Reporter #1 (Tim Progosh). Reporter #2 (Genny Iannucci). Reporter #4 (Janet Bailey). 175484 1988 Street Legal: Elliot vs. McTavish T Episode #22. 10-21-1988 TV Commentator (Judy Foster). 175485 1989 Street Legal: Film Noir T Episode #45. 11-24-1989 Reporter (Mark Griffis). 175486 1990 Street Legal: Godfather of Mimico T Episode #53.2-2-1990. Reporter (Mark Griffis). 175487 1991 Street Legal: Harley, The T Episode #72. 10-11-1991 Reporter (Janet Bailey). Newscaster (Amanda Tappintg). 175488 1990 Street Legal: Holy Thursday T Episode #55. 10-5-1990 Reporter (Mark Griffis). 175489 1992 Street Legal: It's a Wise Child T Episode #93. 11-27-1992 Reporter (Norah Grant). 175490 1991 Street Legal: Keeping Secrets T Episode #78. 11-22-1991 News Media. Reporter Tim (Tim Progosh). Reporter #1 (Genny Iannucci). 175491 1994 Street Legal: Last Rites (Part One) T Episode #125. 11-6-1994 News Media. Reporter #1 (Louis Taylor). Reporter #2 (Alyson Green). Reporter #3 (Joel Kaiser). Reporter #4 (Catherine Smith). CBC Reporter (Ann Medina). 175492 1990 Street Legal: Lies T Episode #64. 12-7-1990 Reporter (Janet Bailey). 175493 1987 Street Legal: Little Knowledge, A T Episode #3. 1-20-1987 News Media. Reporter (Tonya Lee Williams). 175494 1994 Street Legal: Long and Winding Road, The T Episode #124. 2-18-1994 News Media. Reporter (Edward Leefe). 175495 1991 Street Legal: Murder T Episode #66. 1-4-1991 News Media. Reporter #1 (Janet Bailey). Reporter #2 (Tim Progosh). 175496 1994 Street Legal: No Holds Barred T Episode #123. 2-11-1994 News Media. Reporter (Kathryn Bracht). 175497 1987 Street Legal: Phoenix, The T Episode. Season #6, Episode #18. Reporter (Alexandra Amini). 175498 1993 Street Legal: Price, The T Episode #104. 2-19-1993 News Media. Reporter #1 (Monica De Santis). Reporter #2 (Hrothgar Mathews). Reporter #3 (Hany Ishak). 175499 1990 Street Legal: Psychic, The T Episode #60. 11-9-1900 News Media. Reporter (Tim Progosh). 175500 1991 Street Legal: Questions of Dignity T Episode #76. 11-8-1991 Reporter (Charmaine Lord). 175501 1991 Street Legal: Reasonable Doubt T Episode #74. 10-25-1991 Reporter (Heidi Hatashita). 175502 1992 Street Legal: Rules of the Game T Episode #94. 12-4-1992 Reporter (Norah Grant). 175503 1990 Street Legal: Sanctuary T Episode #63. 11-30-1990 News Media. Reporter (Janet Bailey). Reporter (David Gow). 175504 1990 Street Legal: Softsell T Episode #61. 11-16-1990 Reporter (Janet Bailey) 175505 1987 Street Legal: Star Struck T Episode #8. 10-4-1987 News Media. Reporter #1 (John Milton-Branton). Reporter #2 (Alison Sealy-Smith). 175506 1988 Street Legal: State of Mind T Episode #23. 10-28-1988 News Media. Reporter #1 (Gail Kerbel). Reporter #2 (Richard Sali). 175507 1993 Street Legal: Truth or Dare T Episode. 10-22-1993. Season #8. Episode #3 Reporter (David Collins). 175508 1991 Street Legal: Truth, The T Episode #70. 2-1-1991 News Media Reporter #1 (Janet Bailey). . Reporter #2 (Tim Progosh). Reporter #3 (Genny Iannucci). 175509 1990 Street Legal: Tyger, Tyger T Episode #65. 12-14-1990 TV Anchorman (Bill Lake). 175510 1988 Street Legal: Whose Woods Are These T Episode #27. 11-25-1988 News Media. Reporter (Beth Harrington). Reporter #2 (Michael Wearne). 175511 1989 Street Legal: World-Class City T Episode #38. 2-24-1989 Reporter (Mark Griffis). 175512 1919 Street of Adventure, The N UCLA Gibbs, Philip Journalist Margaret Hubbard of The Liberal married Edmund Grattan. Katherine Halstead, fashion correspondent, The Liberal 175513 1939 Street of Missing Men M Griffin, Eleanor, William Rankin (Story). Frank Dolan, Leonard Lee (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Owner of the Clarion, Charles Putnam (Harry Carey) starts a campaign against gangsters and reporter Jim Parker (Regis Toomey) joins the gang to expose the gangster. The gangster responds by attacking news street vendors. Another gangster, who blames the editor for sending him to prison, saves Tommy Blake (Tommy Ryan), a newsboy. He decides the best way to get revenge on the editor is not to kill him but to destroy the paper. He hires a gang to protect the vendors. Then he makes a deal with the other gangster to destroy the paper, telling him about the reporter in his gang. Parker is killed. Then he plants a bomb in the paper's printing presses. Gangster discovers that the publisher had incriminating photo of him. But the editor didn't use it. When the editor goes into the burning newspaper office to get evidence the reporter had collected before he was killed, the gangster, now seeing the error of his ways, saves the editor, disconnects the bomb and dies. News Truck Driver in Flat Cap Mack (Harry Strang). 175514 1931 Street Scene M SVD 1415 Tabloid Reporters and photographers at end 175515 1970 Street Scenes M Interviewer (Martin Scorsese) 175516 1996 Street Sharks: Shark Storm T VHS 401 Episode News Media 175517 1996 Street Sharks: Sharkbite T VHS 401 Episode News Media 175518 1987 Street Smart M L. A1101 Freeman, David (Screenplay) Reporter Jonathan Fisher (Christopher Reeve), for the New York Journal, under pressure to meet deadline, fabricates the life story of New York City pimp. Story wins him instant fame. Soon ends up as TV reporter for Channel 3. Fisher becomes celebrity. Gets own TV feature, "Street Smart." Turns out story parallels life of real pimp under murder indictment. DA wants Fischer's tapes but reporter goes to jail rather than give up fictitious tapes. New York Journal Magazine Editor Ted Avery (Andre Gregory). Circulation is booming. Newsweek wants to put him on cover. Pimp wants Reporter to fake interview notes as his alibi. Reporter decides to come clean, no one believes him. Pimp orders bodyguard to stab reporter's girlfriend, kill whore who helped Fisher. Pimp physically threatens Fisher who gives up fake notes. Pimp is acquitted. Reporter plots revenge by tricking pimp's bodyguard into killing him. Reporter (Lynne Adams). Reporter (Audi Adler). Reporter (Melba Archer). Reporter (Victor Bowen). Reporter (Ian Braton). Reporter (Lois Dellar). Reporter (Claudette Roach). Reporter (Manon Vallee). Reporter (Carole Zeller). Prison Reporter (Donald Lamoureux). Reporter (Chiu-Liw Mark). TV Cameraman (Danny Brainin). 175519 1992 Street Stories DT TV News Program. Host Ed Bradley (1992-1993), Correspondents Victoria Corderi (1992-1993), Harold Dow (1992-1993), Bob McKeown (1992-1993), Deborah Norville (1993). Senior National Correspondent (1992-1993). 175520 2002 Street Time: T Showtime series Journalist. Richard Chevolleau flashy parolee who fancies himself a journalist 175521 2002 Street Time: Above Suspicion T SVD 1195 Episode #4. 7-7-2002 News Media 175522 2003 Street Time: Even T Episode #18. 5-28-2003 News Media. Reporter (Joel Rinzler) 175523 2002 Street Time: Pilot (Parts 1 and 2) T SVD 1192 Episode #1-#2. 6-23-2002 News Media 175524 2002 Street Time: Random Act T SVD 1205 Episode #3, 6-30-2002 News Media 175525 1997 Street Vengeance M Photographer Tony (Jack Van Landingham). 175526 2003 Street Where She Lives, The NR Shalvis, Jill Photojournalist Ben Asher is in the Amazon where the globetrotting photojournalist helps bring down murdering con artist although the prisoner vows vengeance. His 12-year-old daughter calls pleading with him to come to South Village, California as her mother was severely injured in a car accident. The murderer escapes and he flies to California to keep the two females he loves safe. First time he has seen his former wife in 13 years. He takes her home from hospital as thugs close in on the trio. Ben Asher is in his 20s or 30s, mostly serious with occasional sense of humor, smart and very athletic. 175527 2006 Street Wok'n M News Media. Newsman (Aaron Tanzer). Messenger (Wai Mui). 175528 1979 Street, The N Lindquist, Donald News Media 175529 2000 Street, The: Pilot (aka $treet, The) T Episode #1. 11-1-2000 Finance Reporter (Victoria Gabrielle Platt). 175530 2000 Street, The: Ultimatum, The (aka $treet, The) T Episode #6. 12-6-2000 News Media. BNN Reporter (Victoria Gabrielle Platt). 175531 1972 Streets of Askelon, The N OWN - H Aspler, Tony Columnist Harold Carstairs, drinking, cynical, newspaper columnist. Young Nancy Ferguson, an idealistic freelance journalist. Irish poet is rejected by the press so he goes out to prove that he is newsworthy 175532 1985 Streets of Justice MT News Media. Columnist (Joel Oliansky). Newscaster (Mario Machado). Newswoman (Anne Kaestner). TV Reporter #1 (Larry McCormick, Doug Hale). Public Relations Officer (Steve Eastin). TV Anchorwoman (Clare Nono). 175533 1939 Streets of New York M Andrews, Robert D. (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Newsboys. James Michael "Jimmy" Keenan (Jackie Cooper), a law student, runs a newsstand and supervises a group of newsboys. Newspaper Distributor (Donald Kerr). Newboy Jiggsy (Sidney Miller). Newsboy Flatfoot (Buddy Pepper). Newsboy Sammy (William Bucker). Newsboy Beansy (Bobby Stone). 175534 1994 Streets of Rage M Ness Investigative Reporter Melody Sails (Mimi Lesseos) is a former Special Force commando who investigates a child prostitution ring in Los Angeles. Kick-boxer and martial arts expert. 175535 1972 Streets of San Francisco, The MT Series. Television Drama Series TV News Anchor (Andy Park). 175536 1975 Streets of San Francisco, The: Dead Air T Episode #82. 11-13-1975 Radio Host Terry Vine (Larry Hagman) is accused of murder when a woman who threatened him dies. 175537 1973 Streets of San Francisco, The: Deadline T Episode #19. 2-15-1973 Reporter was involved with a murdered woman who was also involved with his son. The famous newspaper reporter is interviewed by San Francisco Policeman Stone. 175538 1974 Streets of San Francisco, The: Death and the Favored Few T SVD 1511 Episode #49. 3-14-1974 Society Magazine Editor-Publisher suspected of blackmail is found slain and the suspects include the leaders of San Francisco society. 175539 1975 Streets of San Francisco, The: Glass Dart Board, The T Episode #74. 9-18-1975 TV Reporter (Eugene A. Nelson). Psychopathic killer uses San Francisco High-rises as target practice. 175540 1972 Streets of San Francisco, The: In the Midst of Strangers T DVD -R HQ 2111 Episode #8. 11-25-1972 Newspaper Vendor Wally Sensibaugh (David Wayne) hunts the people who stole his life's savings. When a corner newspaper vendor goes after the muggers who stole his life savings, Stone and Keller discover the crime is linked to the murder of a housing commissioner. 175541 1972 Streets of San Francisco, The: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-16-1972. 9-16-1972 to 6-23-1977. TV News Anchor (Andy Park). 175542 1999 StreetSmart (aka Street Smart) N Coleridge, Nicholas Magazine Editor Saskia Thompson, "the most famous magazine editor in the world" is found dead in her Manhattan apartment. She was not only StreeetSmart's editor, but also its founder and president. Both New York and London offices of the magazine are paralyzed by the news of her murder. Her distant older brother, Photojournalist Max, just back from Afghanistan, is named in Saskia's will as custodian of the magazine until her illegitimate young son, Cody, is old enough to take control. Meanwhile, three sharks are circling for ownership of StreetSmart. They include predatory Caryl Fargo, head of StreetSmart's main competitor, Town Talk, the head of a luxury-goods business conglomerate, and a shady Lebanese financier reputed to be an arms dealer. Desperate to find his sister's killer and keep her magazine alive, Max, with a little help from Saskia's lawyer, a sexpot junior staffer and some beer-swilling photographer comrades, provides content for the magazine and investigates Saskia's death. 175543 1975 Streik! M Norway Journalist (Halvor Elvik). Journalist (Reidun Hjelle). Journalist (Ola Solum). 175544 2006 Strength and Honour M Ireland Journalist (Michelle Forde). 175545 2007 Strength and Honour M Journalist (Michelle Forde) 175546 1916 Strength of David McKenzie, The M AFI-Publishers/Poets Writer 175547 1916 Strength of the Weak, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 175548 1914 Strenuous Scoop, A M Ness Book Reporter assigned to interview an opera singer and goes to her hotel room not realizing a crook has put on her clothes to escape the police. Reporter chases the crook up a tree in the park. Police arrive and the jig is up. 175549 2000 Stretch, The MT TV Reporter (Tina Deen) 175550 1940 Stricken Field, A N OWN - H Gellhorn, Martha Journalist Mary Douglas in Prague in 1938, covers international disasters. The young American journalist is devoted to the cause of freedom and democracy, full of admiration for the Czechs, disgusted and horrified by their betrayal in the Munich Pact when Chamberlain and Daladier in effect gave Czechoslovakia to the Nazis. 175551 1953 Strickeney and the Critic SS Clingerman, Mildred In "Cupful of Space, A" 1961 Critic 175552 1989 Strickland: Romance, A N OWN - H Masters, Hilary TV Announcer Carroll Strickland, whose voice announced the Fall of Saigon, is now heard as the voice-over in TV commercials and special programs. 175553 1951 Strictly Dishonorable M DVD -R 1788 Newspaper Editor Murph (Wally Maher). Charlie, Dempsey's Photographer (Frank Gerstle). 175554 1934 Strictly Dynamite M DVD -R HQ 3477, 3458. Gossip Columnist. Have you read Winchell's column? 175555 1933 Strictly in Confidence M Press 175556 1930 Strictly Modern M AFI-Novelists Writer 175557 1933 Strictly Personal M Mizner, Wilson and Robert T. Shannon (Story). Willard Mack and Beatrice Banyard (Screenplay). Ness Book Cub Reporter Thomas Jefferson reed (Eddie Quillan) falls in love with the daughter of a former convict. Fired for not knowing who the killer is but marries the girl and goes to work for her father. 175558 1948 Strike It Rich M Rosenwald, Francis (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Matt Brady (Lloyd Corrigan). His daughter Julie Brady (Bonita Granville) marries one of two oil wildcatters who want to marry her. Still rivals, they try to use political pressure to oppose each other. Finally they solve their differences during fistfight in oil fields. 175559 1984 Strike Three You're Dead N OWN - P Rosen, Richard News Media 175560 1999 Strike Zone M Reporter (Eileen Grubba) 175561 1998 Strike! M TV Reporter (Tino Monte). Photographer (Shawn Ashmore), aka Skunk-Flat Critter. 175562 2005 Strike! MF Germany Reporter Pension (Kevin von Agris). Reporta bei der Gala (Jorg Gaumann). 175563 2002 Strike! M Short Photographer (Kevin Dunigan). 175564 1984 Strikebound M Reporter (Hardy Stow) 175565 1987 Striker M Journalist Frank Morris (John Philip Law) is in a Sandanista prison in Nicaragua. A man is hired to rescue him. He teams up with a local woman to carry out this mission but is captured, tortured and forced to deal with the fact that he has been betrayed. 175566 1893 Striking Back SS USC Barr, Robert In "Face and the Mask." Critic of the Argus, Alfred Davison 175567 1993 Striking Distance M Newscaster (Ken Rice). Newscaster (Suzanne Vafiadis). Newscaster (Sally Wiggin). 175568 1991 Striking It Rich N Vetter, Craig Journalist leaves his family and his marijuana crop to strike it rich in the oil town of Westin, Wyoming, where he finds a dirty, dangerous job on an oil rig and falls in love with a prostitute 175569 1999 Striking Poses M DVD -R HQ 3520, 3521. SVD 870 Tabloid Magazine Photographer (Shannen Doherty) targeted by vicious stalker. Beautiful. 175570 1985 Strindberg, ett liv MTF Miniseries Journalist (Ingvar Hirdwall), the hack journalist. Managing Editor (Ingvar Kjellson). 175571 1918 String Beans M AFI-Editors/Newspapermen - Ness Book Editor. Toby Watkins (Charles Ray) is a subscription solicitor for the Sawbert Weekly Clarion after trying to convince the editor to hire him as a poet. 175572 1985 String of Pearls NR Bishop, Natalie Investigative Reporter Devon Gallagher and Top Model Britanny Daniels were utterly devoted at one time. Passion had fused them together, but a painful experience turned mutual desire into mutual distrust. Her career as a top model and his drive as a top investigative reporter kept them going, but it kept them apart until “hot” diamonds.... When Devon suspected Britanny’s involvement with gem smuggling, he had to confront her only to realize he could never stay away from her again. She could pull the rings of his heart -- but could she prove her innocence? 175573 1974 Stringer N MLPL Just, Ward Correspondents in Vietnam 175574 1992 Stringer M Hall, Gary Skeen (Screenplay) Ness Book Freelance News Photographer Frank Simmonetti (Anthony Finetti) keeps losing assistants because of his reckless practices. Accompanies police on a raid (seen from POV of his camera). Gloats over footage he gets of body of homeless man who's been stabbed When he tries to sell footage to a TV station, the female news director says, "Who cares about some dead wino?" Sells film for less than his initial price. Returns home to discover the station is using it as their top story. Joins former cop to investigate deaths of homeless people. Woman at shelter calls him a stringer. Corrects her claiming to be a "video journalist." She says "Journalists come with a conscience." Negotiates $10,000 for an exclusive if he can catch killer. Cop is bait. Photographer falls asleep and cop is stabbed, but survives. Real murderer turns out to be woman at shelter. Photographer and cop then cover revolution in unidentified country. Quote: "So your job depends on other people's misfortunes?" "I merely record life." "And a shark merely follows the scent of blood." "I'm not ashamed of what I do…I bring life to the people…If it wasn't for the news, you'd never know how bad it was down here." Newscaster (Dorothy D. Nevill). 175575 1989 Stringer and the Border War: Volume #11 NW OWN - P (Two Copies) Cameron, Lou #11 Stringer Series Newspaperman Stringer MacKail. Pancho Villa 175576 1988 Stringer and the Deadly Flood: Volume #8 NW OWN - P Cameron, Lou #8 Stringer Series Newspaperman Stringer MacKail, is suspicious when a sleek land syndicate promises cheap water to greenhorn settlers. 175577 1988 Stringer and the Hanging Judge: Volume #6 NW OWN - P Cameron, Lou #6 Stringer Series Newspaperman Stringer MacKail's job to get the scoop on the infamous hanging judge. 175578 1988 Stringer and the Hangman's Rodeo: Volume #4 NW Cameron, Lou #4 Stringer Series Newspaperman Stringer MacKail 175579 1989 Stringer and the Hell-Bound Herd: Volume #14 NW OWN - P Cameron, Lou #14 Stringer Series Newspaperman Stringer MacKail 175580 1989 Stringer and the Lost Tribe" Volume #9 N OWN - P Cameron, Lou #9 Stringer Series Newspaperman Stringer MacKail 175581 1989 Stringer and the Oil Well Indians: Volume #10 NW OWN - P Cameron, Lou #10 Stringer Series Reporter Stringer MacKail is there to cover a hot story in Tulsa -- the oil boon 175582 1988 Stringer and the Wild Bunch" Volume #5 NW OWN - P Cameron, Lou #5 Stringer Series Newspaperman Stringer MacKail 175583 1989 Stringer in a Texas Shootout: Volume #15 N OWN - P (Two Copies) Cameron, Lou #15 Stringer Series Newspaperman Stringer MacKail 175584 1988 Stringer in Tombstone: Volume #7 NW OWN - P Cameron, Lou #7 Stringer Series Newspaperman Stringer MacKail. Some fast-gun is trying to kill Stringer MacKail, newspaperman 175585 1987 Stringer on Dead Man's Range: Volume #2 NW OWN - P Cameron, Lou #2 Stringer Series Newspaperman Stringer MacKail 175586 1989 Stringer on Pike's Pike: Volume #13 NW OWN - P Cameron, Lou #13 Stringer Series Newspaperman Stringer MacKail 175587 1987 Stringer on the Assassin's Trail: Volume #3 NW OWN - P Cameron, Lou #3 Stringer Series Newspaperman Stringer MacKail covers Teddy Roosevelt's speech and gets shot at. 175588 1989 Stringer on the Mojave: Volume #12 NW OWN - P Cameron, Lou #12 Stringer Series Newspaperman Stringer MacKail 175589 1987 Stringer: Volume #1 NW OWN - P Cameron, Lou #1 Stringer Series Newspaperman Stringer MacKail 175590 2000 Stringers M Williams, Patrice Photojournalist Stryker (David Kallaway) is a renegade stringer-photojournalist who works the late shift in hopes of catching that all important “B-roll” that he can sell to the highest bidder. But a wrong number dialed and a jerk in a parking lot send Stryker over the edge. Some people will do anything for a story. 175591 2006 Stringers DM Directors Jon Beck and Don R. Lewis are in the trenches with the video journalists as they patrol the streets from dusk until dawn. Video Journalists. Using refurbished police cars, scanners, video cameras and high-tech gadgetry, independent video journalists, also known as “Stringers,” will stop at nothing to be the first on the scene of a fire, accident or violent crime in order to film the scene and sell the footage to news stations. Filmed entirely in San Francisco, Stringers show what ends these en must go to in order to get their story as well as the effect it has on their personal lives. 175592 1999 Strings N Williams, David A. Gardening Editor Martha Collins for a Dallas-Fort Worth newspaper is stunned when she is offered an interview with “The Man,” a convicted murderer on Death Row whose date with destiny is two short days away.”The Man” has never granted an interview, has never talked about the murder. No one knows his identity or his background. Martha, a transplanted yankee to the Lone Star State, is the only person he will talk to. She uncovers a dark and sorrowful past, the mystery of which is as deep as a Texas River, and as wide as the moonlit plains. In her search, she also discovers the disturbing key to her own past. 175593 2008 Strip N Vincent, E. Duke Journalists begin to smell the story when the budget of a successful Las Vegas TV show, “The $trip” is in serious trouble. Nick Conti, producer of the show, spends 15-hour days on the set and long nights drinking cocktails and cavorting with the fastest women in Vegas. When a local mobster begins plotting to extort money from the show, Nick realizes it’s going to be a long week. The small-time blackmail operation stirs up old demons and big bosses in Chicago and Kansas City begin asking questions. Nick’s own Mafia history suddenly becomes relevant again. Nick’s old fame has recently appeared on the scene holding the arm of a man with Mob ties of his own. And the reporters are sniffing around. Nick will have to rely on his guile and charm to escape with his money, his job, and his life. 175594 2003 Strip-tease du fossoyeur, Le MF France News Media. Le reporter (Francois Revaclier). La cameraman (Pierre Hiesller). 175595 1995 Strip, The P Nagy, Phyllis Lesbian Journalist Kate Buck (Nancy Crane). The Strip follows the fortunes of a woman named Ava Coo, along with a love-struck repo man and an obsessive lesbian journalist as they cross America in search of fame and self-gratification at the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas. 175596 2000 Strippers M Reporter (Shelley Price) 175597 1996 Striptease M DVD -R HQ 4121, 4122 News Media. TV Reporter (Maria Genero-Gennaro). Reporter (Carl White). 175598 1983 Stroker Ace M Reporter (Donna Fowler). Chris Economaki, Ken Squier (Announcers) 175599 2005 Stroker and Hoop: Ninja Worrier C Episode #6. 10-2-2005. Reporter (Lori Alan - Voice). 175600 2005 Stroker and Hoop: Quiller Instinct C Episode #7. 10-9-2005 Reporter (Mary Birdsong - Voice). 175601 2002 Strong Conviction NM Scott, Trevor Investigative Reporter Trent Strong takes over weekly newspaper in his northern Minnesota hometown after escaping dangerous situation in Chicago. He spent 10 years on a Chicago daily newspaper covering heinous crimes and traveling to war-torn countries. Sick of all the deaths and content with returning to a slower pace, Strong buys the local weekly newspaper. Only in town for a week when an old friend asks him to investigate the paper mill, which he suspects is polluting small trout stream. He encounters trouble again when someone murders his former high school love who owns the local milling company and someone incinerates another long-time friend who wanted to blow the whistle on illegal dumping by the same mill. Suspicion falls on the reporter as he investigates the murders. He runs across many people from his past. Starts a relationship with a motel manager. Investigates small town sheriff and county attorney running for re-election, out-of-state thugs who want to shut him up and an entire town that would like the whole thing to go away. 175602 2003 Strong Medicine: Misdiagnosis Murder T Episode. 7-20-2003. Reporter #1 (Michael Butler Murray). Reporter #2 (Angela Martinez). 175603 1930 Strong Poison NM OWN - P Sayers, Dorothy L. Press plays an important role in the case of a murder mystery novelist Harriet Vane on trial for poisoning her lover with arsenic. 175604 1987 Strong Poison (aka Lord Peter Wimsey) MT Sayers, Dorothy L. (Novel). Philip Broadley (Writer). UK. 3-25-1987. BBC Press. Murder Mystery Novelist Harriet Vane (Harriet Walter) is on trial for poisoning her lover with arsenic. News Editor (Arthur Black). Reporters covering the trial (Bernard Martin, Roger Davidson). When she's given a temporary reprieve, Lord Peter Wimsey, together with his manservant Bunter and Miss Climpson, must work against the calendar to prove her innocence. 175605 1939 Stronger Than Desire M DVD -R HQ 8313, 8314. DVD -R HQ 2281 (Media Excerpts - in two parts) Reporter (Lester Dorr). Reporter (Jack Hatfield). Reporter (Tom Neal). Reporter (Phil Tead). Reporters covering as trial. Headlines. Enlargement of photograph shows defense attorney's wife was at the scene of the crime. 175606 1975 Strongest Man in the World, The M DVD -R HQ 10635, 10636. Reporter (Pete Renaday- Renoudet). 175607 1979 Struck by Lightning: Frank Meets the Press T Zateslo, George Episode. 10-17-1979 News Media 175608 1918 Struggle Everlasting, The M AFI-Authors Writer 175609 1983 Struggle: One Step Forward Two Steps Back T Episode #1. 11-27-1983 Reporter (Carol Frazer). 175610 1888 Struggles (Social, Financial and Political) of Petroleum Vesuvius Nasby, The SS Locke, David Ross Fictional Journalist created by Locke. Major collection of Nasby's letters. 175611 1978 Stryker N OWN - P Scarborough, Chuck TV Newsman Benson Stryker learns that he has been transformed into a murderer to stop President Nixon from destroying all the networks. 175612 1985 Stryker's War M News Media. Video Newscaster (Bruce Campbell) 175613 2005 Stuart Sutcliffe: Lost Beatle, The DT UK Art Critic and Historian Professor Donald Kuspit. 175614 2007 Stuck in the Past M Reporter (Roxanne Cella) 175615 2004 Stuck in the Suburbs MT DVD -R HQ 8902, 8903. Reporter (Margaret Lawhon). Reporter (Van Hornsby). 175616 2003 Stuck on You M Farrelly, Peter and Bobby (Screenplay) Reporter (Maria Celeste Genitempo). Tonight Show Host Jay Leno (Himself). Incessant Photographer (John Chan). 175617 1989 Stuck With Each Other MT Columnist (William Duncan). 175618 2003 Stud Hunters M DVD -R 1623 Adult - Hardcore Journalist Pat Walters from Inside News (credited as "Pat the Journalist" played by Tara Indiana). Other reporters. Media interviewing adult entertainment female director and her star. Italian Television Male Bearded Reporter with heavy foreign accent. Female Producer-Director to Pat the Journalist after catching her with one of the applicants: "If I read one critical comment about me, I'm going to take the footage of you and your stud muffin and send it to your editor." 175619 2002 Stud Hunting M Reporter (Tara Indiana). 175620 1949 Stud's Place DT Host Studs Terkel, owner of corner bar and grille in a Chicago neighborhood 175621 1987 Student Affairs M Cameraman (Chuck Vincent). 175622 1998 Student Body N Harvard, Jane African-American Reporter Toni Isaac with the Harvard Crimson gets a tip about a prostitution ring involving Harvard students. Her simple idea of a story about students selling themselves to make tuition payments soon escalates to the highest levels of the university and a corporation. She stumbles into romance, copes with death of close friend, nearly falls in disgrace. She struggles with her own motives as she wheedles information and breaks laws to get her story. Drawn into Boston's sexual world, she encounters strippers, johns, vice cops, and a Harvard MBA with a very unusual business plan. America's oldest university enters the world's oldest profession. 175623 2002 Student of the Warlord M Interviewer 4 (Kyrsten Beidelman). 175624 2003 Student Seduction MT TV News Anchor (Andrew Peplowski). 175625 1954 Studio 57: T Series 9-1-1954 to 9-1-1955. Heinz 57 Playhouse. 1955 to 1957 Studio 57. News Media. Filmed dramatic series. 175626 1954 Studio 57: T Series 1954-1955 Press 175627 1957 Studio 57: Big Leap, The T Episode #97. 1-25-1957. Studio 57 Photojournalist Hagney (Howard Smith) risks his life for a photo of a young girl's attempted suicide. The once-famous news photographer wants to show that he has not lost his touch. 175628 1956 Studio 57: Challenge T Episode #91. 12-9-1956. Studio 57 Newspaper Stories about the murder of a pretty actress are discussed by two men. The crime has been committed by a homicidal maniac -- and one of the two men is the killer. 175629 1956 Studio 57: Charlatan, The T Episode #86. 11-1-1956. Studio 57 Newswoman Mamie (Virginia Gregg) and a doctor expose a therapist who claims to cure cancer as a fraud. 175630 1954 Studio 57: Deadline T Episode #63. 2-28-1956. Studio 57. Sportswriter-turned Crime Reporter Mike Conner (John Payne) looks for the murderer of a young boxer. 175631 1956 Studio 57: Farewell Appearance T Episode #60. 2-7-1956. Studio 57. Newspaperman Alfred Johnson (Tom Drake) digs into the past of an actress turned recluse. 175632 1989 Studio 5B: T A1247 Begley, Louis Episode. Series 1989. TV Morning Show. Staff involved in producing an extremely popular network TV Morning Show. Top anchorwoman Carla Montgomery (Kerrie Keane). Producer Gail Browning (Wendy Crewson). Executive Producer Lionel (Jeffrey Tambor). Newcomer Samantha (Kim Myers). 175633 1989 Studio 5B: T A1252 Episode #2. 1-29-89 TV Morning Show. Staff involved in producing an extremely popular network TV Morning Show. Top anchorwoman Carla Montgomery (Kerrie Keane). Producer Gail Browning (Wendy Crewson). Executive Producer Lionel (Jeffrey Tambor). Newcomer Samantha (Kim Myers). Carla never gets tired of zealously promoting herself. Producer Gail wants to do serious pieces but runs into Carla's interference. Executive Producer Lionel uses a water pistol to relieve his anxieties. 175634 1989 Studio 5B: Premiere T A1249 Episode #1. 1-24-89 TV Morning Show. Staff involved in producing an extremely popular network TV Morning Show. Top anchorwoman Carla Montgomery (Kerrie Keane). Producer Gail Browning (Wendy Crewson). Executive Producer Lionel (Jeffrey Tambor). Newcomer Samantha (Kim Myers). Carla never gets tired of zealously promoting herself. Producer Gail wants to do serious pieces but runs into Carla's interference. Executive Producer Lionel uses a water pistol to relieve his anxieties. Samantha spends most of the first episode trying to prove her mettle by trying unsuccessfully to get to Jacqueline Onassis for an on-air interview. A Print Journalist who believes he is noble because he hasn't sold out to TV. A marriage is canceled at the last minute because of the re-emergence of a former boyfriend. Search for a Porsche that has been kidnapped by a former wife. 175635 2006 Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: B-12 T DVD -R HQ 7399 Episode #10. 11-26-2006 Columnist Martha O'Dell (Christine Lahti) returns to Studio 60 to continue her research for a cover story for Vanity Fair on the program. "We need her more than she needs us." The journalist has won two Pulitzer Prizes. TV News Anchor (Stephen Alvarez). O'Dell's recent column is cause for debate between her and the producers. Jordan tries to soften her image with a magazine interview but it doesn't go well. Members of the cast fall victim to a virus, which makes getting through the show a challenge. Matt faces the week with a new and smaller writing staff. Jordan tells Danny that she is pregnant. 175636 2007 Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: Breaking News T DVD -R HQ 8631 Episode #18. 5-31-2007 News Media. Breaking news of Tom's brother who is in danger in Iraq. During a live show, Jordan experiences an emergency with her pregnancy. Matt's pill use is discovered. 175637 2006 Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: Christmas Show, The T DVD -R HQ 7469 Episode #11. 12-04-2006 News Media. TV Reporter (Jane Yamamoto). Christmas show features New Orleans tribute to its musicians and the courage of the city. Danny tells the pregnant Jordan he is falling in love with her. Matt tries to bring Christmas cheer to Los Angeles with mixed results. 175638 2006 Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip: Cold Open, The T DVD -R HQ 6931 Episode #2. 9-25-2006 News Media. Behind the scenes at a Saturday Night Live-type program. Press Conference with NBC President, Matt and Danny turns out to be disastrous. Matt and Danny have five days to organize their highly publicized first show. NBC President Jordan defends controversial sketch. 175639 2006 Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip: Focus Group, The T DVD -R HQ 6974 Episode #3. 10-1-2006 News Media. Tabloid press goes after NBC President. Network focus-group scares company executives into believing that the rating success of Matt and Danny's first show might have been a fluke. 175640 2007 Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: Harriet Dinner, The (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 7892 (Part 2) Episodes #13-#14. 1-29-2007, 2-5-2007. News Media. Danny and Jordan cannot get down from the roof of the theater. Staff members attend a dinner honoring Harriet. Harriet and Matt's relationship begins to unravel. 175641 2007 Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: K & R (Part 3) T DVD -R HQ 8704 Episode #21. 6-21-2007 News Media continues to cover Tom's brother who has been taken hostage in Iraq further endangering his brother's life. Simon drafts an apology for losing his temper with the press. Jordan's life is in jeopardy as Danny tries to find solace. Long day's journey into night continues as flashbacks reveal why Matt and Danny were fired in the first place. 175642 2007 Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: K & R (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 8628 Episode #19. 6-7-2007 News Media reveals that it is Tom's brother who has been taken hostage in Iraq further endangering his brother's life. Jordan is rushed into surgery. Matt and Harriet renew and old argument. 175643 2007 Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: K & R (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 8672 Episode #20. 6-14-2007 News Media continues to cover Tom's brother who has been taken hostage in Iraq further endangering his brother's life. Confrontation with news media outside the studio. Simon loses his temper with the press creating a worse situation. Jordan takes a turn for the worse. Newscaster (Mel Fair). 175644 2006 Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: Long Lead Story T DVD -R HQ 7079 Episode #5. 10-16-2006 Columnist Martha O'Dell (Christine Lahti) who gets complete access to Studio 60 to do a cover story for Vanity Fair on the program, uncovers all the secrets of the show, its producers-writers and its talent.. O'Dell tries to get the story on Matt and Harriet, while the cast rehearses with Lauren Graham and Sting. Jordan says no to a potentially lucrative new reality series. O'Dell is leaving the story for two weeks but will return to finish it. Still isn't sure what she will write. 175645 2007 Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: Monday T DVD -R HQ 7776 Episode #12. 1-22-2007 News Media. New York Times Art and Leisure Section story. Staff comes back from the holiday break to prepare for the first show of the year. Danny is in full pursuit of Jordan. Matt bids in an online auction for a date with Harriet. 175646 2006 Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: Nevada Day (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 7303 (Part 2) Episode #7-#8. 11-6/13-2006 News Media. Network President's name is being dragged through the gossip columns as her former husband reveals secrets about their marriage. Publicity could get her fired. Jack must get Tom out of jail to make it back for his show that night. Tension heats up between Matt and Harriet 175647 2006 Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: Option Period, The T DVD -R HQ 7357 Episode #9. 11-19-2006 News Media. Harriet considers modeling for a lingerie spread in a magazine. Jordan and Danny deal with budget cuts. Matt learns that Ricky and Ron plan to leave and take the writing staff with them. 175648 2006 Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6867 Episode #1. 9-18-2006. Series 9-18-2006 to 6-28-2007. News Media. Behind the scenes at a Saturday Night Live-type program. Monitor Reporter #1 (Dave Clark). Monitor Reporter #2 (Glen Walker). Monitor Reporter #3 (Shaun Robinson). Monitor Reporter #4 (Dilva Henry). 175649 2006 Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: West Coast Delay, The T DVD -R HQ 7026 Episode #4. 10-8-2006 Columnist Martha O'Dell (Christine Lahti) gets complete access to Studio 60 to do a cover story for Vanity Fair on the program. "We need her more than she needs us." The journalist has won two Pulitzer Prizes. NBC President's husband is going on Geraldo to bash his wife and sell his self-published expose on their life together. Members of the team try to manipulate the West Coast feed to avoid airing a sketch containing material that may have been plagiarized. Turns out the show owned the routine after all. 175650 2007 Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: What Kind of Day Has It Been? T DVD -R HQ 8723 Episode #22. 6-28-2007. Series Finale News Media. Long night for Danny, Jordan, Tom and Simon ends. Tom's brother returns safe from harm. Matt and Harriet's new beginning. 175651 2006 Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: Wrap Party, The T DVD -R HQ 7129 Episode #6. 10-23-2006 Columnist Martha O'Dell (Christine Lahti) who gets complete access to Studio 60 to do a cover story for Vanity Fair on the program, uncovers all the secrets of the show, its producers-writers and its talent. Not on this week's program. Jordan befriends the cast during an after-show party. Danny tries to get Matt's mind off Harriet. Simon wants to hire more black writers. An old comedy writer returns to his old studio. 175652 2002 Studio A Entertainment T Entertainment Reporters (Maggie Truitt, Jennifer Harris, John Harden). 175653 1994 Studio Gabriel T France. Series 1994-1997. Columnist (Laurence Ferrari). Columnist (Camille Saferis). 175654 1958 Studio One; No Place To Run T Episode #465. 9-15-1958 Reporter snaps a photo of the son of a prominent businessman who is arrested for stealing a car and his father who goes to great lengths to keep the matter private and out of the headlines as they're leaving the courthouse. The photograph and story results in unwanted publicity. It also results in the father getting blackmail threats. Spokesperson Betty Furness (1949-1958). 175655 1948 Studio One: T Series 11-7-1948 to 9-29-1958. 466 Episodes. News Media. Anthology TV Program, which moved over from radio. 175656 1947 Studio One: R Series 1947-1948 Press 175657 1956 Studio One: Arena, The T Episode #350. 4-9-1956 Reporter (Peter Turgeon). Announcer John Cannon (Himself, 1950-1959). Host Betty Furness (1949-1958). 175658 1950 Studio One: Blonde Comes First, The T Episode #73. 11-6-1950 Reporter (Elizabeth Fraser) is taken under the wing of an arrogant conman who sells a fraudulent household cleaner to her without realizing she's really a journalist. 175659 1952 Studio One: Blonde Comes First, The T Episode #159. 6-30-1952 Reporter (Lee Grant) is taken under the wing of an arrogant conman who sells a fraudulent household cleaner to her without realizing she's really a journalist. 175660 1950 Studio One: Dusty Godmother, The T Episode #47. 3-13-1950 Reporter (Macdonald Carey) for a major newspaper and his spouse diva get a divorce. The court awards custody of their child to the wife. 175661 1955 Studio One: For the Defense T Episode #311. 6-27-55 TV Newsman Mike Wallace in rare dramatic role 175662 1958 Studio One: Funny-Looking Kid, A T Episode #451. 5-19-1958 Student Reporter Frank embarks on a crusade to remedy juvenile delinquency. His article, naming parents as the real delinquents, appears in the local newspaper and overnight Frank becomes a national celebrity. His father had suggested to his shy son that he could become more popular at school if he did some writing. But the plot backfires when Frank becomes an investigative reporter bent on changing the world. 175663 1958 Studio One: Lady Died at Midnight, The T Episode #464. 9-1-1958 Reporter covers a story of a convicted murderer who vows he will break out of prison and revenge himself on the people responsible for his capture. He escapes and police post a cordon around the home of his former girlfriend who has married. Despite police precautions, the girl is killed. The reporter learns that the dead girl's husband and the police chief have been threatened. 175664 1956 Studio One: Manhattan Duet T Episode #342. 2-13-1956 Reporter (Judson Pratt). Couple entertain an unscrupulous businessman-con artist. 175665 1955 Studio One: Most Contagious Game, A T Episode #327. 10-17-1955 Reporter joins an underworld gang to get his story. 175666 1956 Studio One: My Son Johnny T Episode #342. 1-30-1956 Magazine Writer married to his part-time Editor is vaguely discontented with life. Then one night he learns that after many years of marriage, he is going to be a father. The news has an extraordinary effect on the lives of the couple. 175667 1957 Studio One: Night America Trembled, The T Episode #420. 9-9-1957. Journalist Edward R. Murrow (Narrator). Reporter (John Astin). Landmark Halloween edition of Orson Welles' weekly radio show created a panic that swept the Nation as the classic tale of a Martian invasion was broadcast to more than one million households. Editor (Frank Daly). Announcers (Norman Rose, Casey Allen). Phillips (Alexander Scourby). 175668 1958 Studio One: Shadow of a Genius, The T Episode #445. 3-31-1958 Reporters are sent to interview a professor-nuclear scientist who after years of hard work has been awarded the Nobel Prize. They are surprised at his apparent lack of interest in the honor accorded him. The reporters also are baffled by his refusal to cooperate for pictures and stories. Their first lead develops when the professor forbids them to interview the widow of his former assistant. Spokesperson Betty Furness (1949-1958). 175669 1950 Studio One: Spectre of Alexander Wolff, The T Episode #69. 10-9-1950 French Newsman (Leslie Nielsen) returns to Marseilles to relive his killing of a suspected Gestapo agent when he was a member of the French Underground. 175670 1953 Studio One: To a Moment of Triumph T Episode #185. 1-26-1953 Newspaper Publisher (Cecil Parker). Cartoonist (James Daly). 175671 1953 Studio One: To a Moment of Triumph T Episode #186. 1-26-1953 Newspaper Publisher (Cecil Parker). Cartoonist (James Daly). 175672 1954 Studio One: U.F.O. T Serling, Rod Episode #269. 9-6-1954 Editor of a tiny newspaper with a circulation of 80 tries to put his small town "on the map). 175673 1976 Studio S DT Reporter Stig Linnell. Host Goran Elwin. 175674 1990 Studio Sex M Photographer (Randy Spears). 175675 1950 Studio Stoops M Reporter Brown for the Sun (Stanley Price). 175676 1969 Studio, The N Dunne, John Gregory Gossip Columnists Army Archard and Joyce Haber 175677 1965 Study in Terror, A M Press has dubbed the killer that Holmes is after, Jack the Ripper 175678 2005 Stuff Happens P Hare, David News Media. President Bush and cabinet get skewered in this political play. 175679 1987 Stukkatoren DF Denmark Interviewer-Narrator Jan Arentz (1984). 175680 1992 Stunt Dawgs T Series News Media. Nina Newscaster (Barbara Budd) 175681 1939 Stunt Pilot M Reporter Trent (Carleton Young) 175682 1968 Stuntman M Italy-France Journalist (Marina Lando). 175683 1977 Stunts (aka Who Is Killing the Stuntmen?) M Ness Reporter B.J. Parswell (Fiona Lewis) gets involved with murders on a movie set 175684 2008 Stupid Sh*t Bitches Do For Men N Marbury, Tia’ D Public Relations Practitioner TK handles PR for clients at a major law firm. One girlfriend is Tiffany Maddenson, an upcoming painting and portrait gallery owner. Another is Denise Barcadi, Senior loan officer at a bank. The three women have always been able to make the best choices in life from high school to the best colleges and now careers. The only problem they have is in making choices with men. 175685 1996 Stupids, The M Reporter #1 (Gurinder Chadha). Reporter #2 (Mick Garris). 175686 1950 Stupor Salesman, The C Guffaw and Order Press 175687 1986 Style and Substance N OWN - H Martin, Judith TV. Alice Bard, an abruptly retired television personality at 46. 175688 1998 Style and Substance: I Went to a Garden Party T Episode #12. 9-2-1998 Reporter #1 (Mitch Gibney). Reporter #2 (Leon W. Grant). 175689 1998 Style and Substance: Pilot T Episode #1. 1-5-1998 Reporter (Lori Noelker Knight). 175690 2003 Style Court T Series Commentator (Doug Llewelyn). 175691 2003 Style Presents New York Fashion Week T Correspondent Margot Leitman. Hosts Lloyd Boston, Lauren Ezersky, Finola Hughes. 175692 2008 Stylista: Clip Show T DVD -R HQ 10577 Episode #6. 11-26-2008 Fashion News Director Anne Slowey of Elle Magazine puts 11 aspiring fashionistas through weekly scrutinous challenges. She’s a tough person to please. Contestants: William Buckley, a market editor for Maxim magazine. Megan, an entrepreneur who graduated from Fordham University. Kate Gallagher, a legal secretary who graduated from St. Mary’s College in California. Johanna Cox, a China military analyst who graduated from Georgetown University. Jason, a fashion designer/print/editorial/runaway model. DyShaun Burton, a freelance stylist who graduated from Muhlenberg College. Devin, a student editor-in-chief of New York Chic, a student publication from New York University. Danielle, a visual merchandiser who attended Pratt Institute. Cologne Schmitt, a recent college graduate from UC Berkeley. Ashlie Butler, a production assistant for Calvin Klein. Arnaldo, a freelance writer who also works in sales. Never-before-seen footage including freak-outs, poetry slams and fashion blunders. Rehash of the lst five episodes. Kate does a pitch-perfect Anne Slowey impression. 175693 2008 Stylista: Designers Hold a Casting Call, The T Episode #8. 12-10-2008 Fashion News Director Anne Slowey of Elle Magazine puts 11 aspiring fashionistas through weekly scrutinous challenges. She’s a tough person to please. Contestants: William Buckley, a market editor for Maxim magazine. Megan, an entrepreneur who graduated from Fordham University. Kate Gallagher, a legal secretary who graduated from St. Mary’s College in California. Johanna Cox, a China military analyst who graduated from Georgetown University. Jason, a fashion designer/print/editorial/runaway model. DyShaun Burton, a freelance stylist who graduated from Muhlenberg College. Devin, a student editor-in-chief of New York Chic, a student publication from New York University. Danielle, a visual merchandiser who attended Pratt Institute. Cologne Schmitt, a recent college graduate from UC Berkeley. Ashlie Butler, a production assistant for Calvin Klein. Arnaldo, a freelance writer who also works in sales. Zac Posen visits, Ashlie freaks out and Johanna attends her first ever runway show. 175694 2008 Stylista: Hidden Gems T DVD -R HQ 10624 Episode #2. 10-29-2008 Fashion News Director Anne Slowey of Elle Magazine puts 11 aspiring fashionistas through weekly scrutinous challenges. She’s a tough person to please. Contestants: William Buckley, a market editor for Maxim magazine. Megan, an entrepreneur who graduated from Fordham University. Kate Gallagher, a legal secretary who graduated from St. Mary’s College in California. Johanna Cox, a China military analyst who graduated from Georgetown University. Jason, a fashion designer/print/editorial/runaway model. DyShaun Burton, a freelance stylist who graduated from Muhlenberg College. Devin, a student editor-in-chief of New York Chic, a student publication from New York University. Danielle, a visual merchandiser who attended Pratt Institute. Cologne Schmitt, a recent college graduate from UC Berkeley. Ashlie Butler, a production assistant for Calvin Klein. Arnaldo, a freelance writer who also works in sales. Using specific fashion points, the competitors are tasked with dressing mannequins. Later they must split into teams and wrote about undiscovered possible hot spots in town. Finally, one contestant ends up in the emergency room. Some of the Stylistas don’t know the most basic fashion terms or how to put together an outfit, yet their judgment is deemed strong enough to design a page on Chinatown’s hidden gems. 175695 2008 Stylista: It’s All About You Know Who T Episode #5. 11-19-2008 Fashion News Director Anne Slowey of Elle Magazine puts 11 aspiring fashionistas through weekly scrutinous challenges. She’s a tough person to please. Contestants: William Buckley, a market editor for Maxim magazine. Megan, an entrepreneur who graduated from Fordham University. Kate Gallagher, a legal secretary who graduated from St. Mary’s College in California. Johanna Cox, a China military analyst who graduated from Georgetown University. Jason, a fashion designer/print/editorial/runaway model. DyShaun Burton, a freelance stylist who graduated from Muhlenberg College. Devin, a student editor-in-chief of New York Chic, a student publication from New York University. Danielle, a visual merchandiser who attended Pratt Institute. Cologne Schmitt, a recent college graduate from UC Berkeley. Ashlie Butler, a production assistant for Calvin Klein. Arnaldo, a freelance writer who also works in sales. Kate supposedly has a photographic memory, but we get no evidence, especially when it would have been really helpful -- at a VIP event where Anne gives the minions explicit instructions to memorize name and faces. Danielle is shown the door. 175696 2008 Stylista: Model Behavior T DVD -R HQ 10587 Episode #7. 12-3-2008 Fashion News Director Anne Slowey of Elle Magazine puts 11 aspiring fashionistas through weekly scrutinous challenges. She’s a tough person to please. Contestants: William Buckley, a market editor for Maxim magazine. Megan, an entrepreneur who graduated from Fordham University. Kate Gallagher, a legal secretary who graduated from St. Mary’s College in California. Johanna Cox, a China military analyst who graduated from Georgetown University. Jason, a fashion designer/print/editorial/runaway model. DyShaun Burton, a freelance stylist who graduated from Muhlenberg College. Devin, a student editor-in-chief of New York Chic, a student publication from New York University. Danielle, a visual merchandiser who attended Pratt Institute. Cologne Schmitt, a recent college graduate from UC Berkeley. Ashlie Butler, a production assistant for Calvin Klein. Arnaldo, a freelance writer who also works in sales. The teams prep a hotel room for supermodel Maggie Rizer and her lasagna-loving dogs. While Dyshaun basks in the glow of Slowey, Kate gets her skipping papers when the editrix finally realizes the difference between outspokenness and outright whininess. 175697 2008 Stylista: No More Mr. Nice Guy T DVD -R HQ 10625 Episode #3. 11-5-2008 Fashion News Director Anne Slowey of Elle Magazine puts 11 aspiring fashionistas through weekly scrutinous challenges. She’s a tough person to please. Contestants: William Buckley, a market editor for Maxim magazine. Megan, an entrepreneur who graduated from Fordham University. Kate Gallagher, a legal secretary who graduated from St. Mary’s College in California. Johanna Cox, a China military analyst who graduated from Georgetown University. Jason, a fashion designer/print/editorial/runaway model. DyShaun Burton, a freelance stylist who graduated from Muhlenberg College. Devin, a student editor-in-chief of New York Chic, a student publication from New York University. Danielle, a visual merchandiser who attended Pratt Institute. Cologne Schmitt, a recent college graduate from UC Berkeley. Ashlie Butler, a production assistant for Calvin Klein. Arnaldo, a freelance writer who also works in sales. The contestants are split into groups of two and must work together to direct the photo shoot of a mother and daughter. Megan briefly tries to make Kate a pawn in her world domination plot, but Kate needs no help in messing everything up as she throws a challenge-long tantrum over not getting her way. Naturally Anne Slowey rewards this behavior by giving Kate another work at the loft where everyone hates her. 175698 2008 Stylista: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 10623 Episode #1. 10-22-2008 Fashion News Director Anne Slowey of Elle Magazine puts 11 aspiring fashionistas through weekly scrutinous challenges. She’s a tough person to please. Contestants: William Buckley, a market editor for Maxim magazine. Megan, an entrepreneur who graduated from Fordham University. Kate Gallagher, a legal secretary who graduated from St. Mary’s College in California. Johanna Cox, a China military analyst who graduated from Georgetown University. Jason, a fashion designer/print/editorial/runaway model. DyShaun Burton, a freelance stylist who graduated from Muhlenberg College. Devin, a student editor-in-chief of New York Chic, a student publication from New York University. Danielle, a visual merchandiser who attended Pratt Institute. Cologne Schmitt, a recent college graduate from UC Berkeley. Ashlie Butler, a production assistant for Calvin Klein. Arnaldo, a freelance writer who also works in sales. Eleven hopefuls are introduced to the competition and their toughest critic and possible future boss -- Elle’s Fashion News Director Anne Slowey. Initial assistant task is to prepare Anne’s breakfast, but the challenge comes with a twist when not only are the contestants judged based on their trays, but also on their wardrobe choices. Later, hopefuls meet with Elle’s Creative Director and Stylista judge Joe Zee, who critiques their individual styles and sends them to H&M for New York clothing. While some excel, others begin to crack under the pressure. 175699 2008 Stylista: Right Fit, The T DVD -R HQ 10657 Episode #9. 12-17-2008. Finale. Fashion News Director Anne Slowey of Elle Magazine puts 11 aspiring fashionistas through weekly scrutinous challenges. She’s a tough person to please. Contestants: William Buckley, a market editor for Maxim magazine. Megan, an entrepreneur who graduated from Fordham University. Kate Gallagher, a legal secretary who graduated from St. Mary’s College in California. Johanna Cox, a China military analyst who graduated from Georgetown University. Jason, a fashion designer/print/editorial/runaway model. DyShaun Burton, a freelance stylist who graduated from Muhlenberg College. Devin, a student editor-in-chief of New York Chic, a student publication from New York University. Danielle, a visual merchandiser who attended Pratt Institute. Cologne Schmitt, a recent college graduate from UC Berkeley. Ashlie Butler, a production assistant for Calvin Klein. Arnaldo, a freelance writer who also works in sales. One of the contestants gets the job at Elle Magazine. Editor says the two finalists are both worthy of the job. Johanna and Dyshaun duke it over cover shoot with rapper Eve. Johanna snags the dubious designation of Stylista and wins the contest by getting the job at Elle Magazine. 175700 2008 Stylista: Shop It Like It’s Hot T DVD -R HQ 10626 Episode #4. 11-12-2008 Fashion News Director Anne Slowey of Elle Magazine puts 11 aspiring fashionistas through weekly scrutinous challenges. She’s a tough person to please. Contestants: William Buckley, a market editor for Maxim magazine. Megan, an entrepreneur who graduated from Fordham University. Kate Gallagher, a legal secretary who graduated from St. Mary’s College in California. Johanna Cox, a China military analyst who graduated from Georgetown University. Jason, a fashion designer/print/editorial/runaway model. DyShaun Burton, a freelance stylist who graduated from Muhlenberg College. Devin, a student editor-in-chief of New York Chic, a student publication from New York University. Danielle, a visual merchandiser who attended Pratt Institute. Cologne Schmitt, a recent college graduate from UC Berkeley. Ashlie Butler, a production assistant for Calvin Klein. Arnaldo, a freelance writer who also works in sales. Contestants must take charge during a photo shoot and direct the model, the wardrobe department and the set styling. The teams play Hamptons Barbie with Anne, then style a Tory Burch fashion spread. Wee William and Devin are sent packing. 175701 1968 Su diario nescafe TF Reporters Jose Cardenas, Juan Ruiz Healey). Host-Anchor Jacobo Zabludovsky. 175702 1992 Sua Excelencia, o Candidato MF Reporter (Mira Haar) 175703 1935 Sub-Editor's Room P MLPL Rees, Leslie C. Index-One Act, 1932-40 - 822.08 M825 Press 175704 1964 Sub-Mariner Must Be Stopped!, The CB Strange Tales #125. Reprinted in Marvel Tales (Marvel, 1966 series), #27 (July 1970). Reporters from Life Magazine interrupt the latest fight between Ben and Johnny, but it turns ugly when they out it’s Reed Richards (Mr. Fantastic) and Sue Storm (Invisible Girl) who the reporters want to interview. When the news reports Sub-Mariner is heading for New York City, Ben and Johnny figure they can make an impression by tackling him on their own. 175705 1947 Subarashiki nichiyobi MF Photographer, Street (Ichiro Namiki). Photographer, Street (Toppa Utsumi). 175706 2006 Subject 3 M UK. Short - Thriller TV Newsreader (Emma Dawes). Serial killer is set free on a technicality and has concocted a series of cruel plans for her next victim. 175707 1998 Sublet (aka Codename: Jaguar) M Cub Reporter Stuart Dempsey (Danny Nucci) moves to New York and sublets an apartment from its mysterious tenant whome he suspects is more than he seems only to get caught up in intrigue and murder. TV Reporter (Maxine Guess) 175708 1928 Submarine M SVD 1053 Frank Capra Film Newspaper. Headlines, newspapers play key plot point 175709 2005 Submerged Rage: Hidden Grievance, The N Beecher, William Washington Reporter Peter Robbins investigates the mysterious radioactive poisoning of more than 30 research scientists at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland. He hopes to prove to his newspaper editors that he is worthy of being sent back overseas as a foreign correspondent, something he has done for much of his career. His inquiry eventually leads him to South Korea, and to a pair of scientists tricked into working on nuclear and chemical weapons in North Korea, thinking they were working on covert programs controlled by their government. Along the way he becomes involved, in a torrid affair with a raven-haired Eurasian beauty, is encouraged by the Central Intelligence Agency to perform a mission its agents could not safely tackle. He also becomes aware of a number of wanton murders, and is himself the target of two very close-call attempts on his own life. His quest confronts a very unexpected twist at the end. 175710 2003 Subterano M Australia. Newsreader (Cristina Pettenon). 175711 1964 Subterfuge NM Maine, C.E. Press 175712 1996 Subterfuge M Newscaster (Janice Lynde). Photographer (Ron Pember). 175713 2007 Suburban Girl M Bank, Melissa's novel Publisher-Playboy Archie Knox (Alec Baldwin) is notorious and much older than an ambitious young book editor Brett Eisenberg (Sarah Michelle Gellar) who is living in the literary hotbed of Manhattan's Upper East Side. While attempting to navigate the very political regime change at her office, she faces the pressure of leaving her safe, but immature college boyfriend for Knox's charm. 175714 1968 Suburban Girls Club M AFI-Reporters Reporter investigates sex clubs 175715 2004 Suburban Madness MT DVD -R HQ 2075 (45 Minutes plus Media Excerpts)` News Media. Magazines and newspaper coverage. TV reporters. A Houston orthodontist kills her philandering husband by running him over with her automobile -- three times. Based on actual events. 175716 2005 Suburban Mayhem M Reporter (Rebecca Clay). Interviewer (Stuart Spencer). 19-year-old kills her father. 175717 1968 Suburban Pagans M AFI-Reporters/Television Reporter investigates sex clubs. 175718 1971 Suburban Wives M UK Photographer (Roberto Cruz) 175719 1999 Suburbans, The M Rock Journalist (Jeffrey Abrams). 175720 1996 SubUrbia M PR Publicist Erica (Parker Posey) is the handler for a nouveau rock star Pony (Jayce Bartok) 175721 1997 Subway Stories: Tales from the Underground: Red Shoes, The (aka SUBWAYStories). MT Episode News Seller (O.L. Duke) 175722 1997 Subway Stories: Tales from the Underground: Sax Cantor Riff (aka SUBWAYStories). MT Episode News Media. Old Newsman (Sol Frieder) 175723 1998 SubZero C TV Reporter Summer Gleeson of WGBS (Mari Devon-June Alan - Voice). When a desperate Mr. Freeze kidnaps Barbara (Batgirl) Gorden as an involuntary organ donor to save his dying wife, Batman and Robin must find her before the operation can begin. Radio Weatherman (Neil Ross - Voice). TV Announcer (Neil Ross - Voice). 175724 1921 Success N OWN - H Adams, Samuel Hopkins Reporter Errol Banneker, a young westerner working in New York as a reporter -- idealistic, industrious, uncompromising, works his way from lowly reporter to editor-in-chief. Attack on yellow journalism. High-minded editorials nullified by the cheap material on the surrounding pages. Pleas for lofty journalism small voice in the wind 175725 1985 Success Story N OWN - P Paulson, Tim Journalist Diane Yaeger works for a magazine 175726 1918 Successful Adventure, A M AD - AFI-Classified Ads/Newspapers/Publicity Newspaper Advertisement 175727 1932 Successful Calamity, A M Reporter. Reporter at Train (Fred Howard). Photographer at Train (Lew Harvey). 175728 1934 Successful Failure, A M Kane, Michael (Story). Marion Orth (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Ellery Cushing (William Collier Sr.) of the News-Record, secretly writes a "Headline Humor" column that he is trying to get syndicated. News Record Editor H.T. Flintly (Clarence Wilson). Phil (Russell Hopton) is another reporter on the paper. Cushing is fired by the owner of the newspaper. Phil makes Cushing "the greatest humorist in America." 175729 1999 Such a Pretty, Pretty Girl N Groom, Winston TV Anchor Delia Jamison of Los Angeles, still ravishing fortysomething who has strenuously and repeatedly exercised her right to leave suitors bitterly heartbroken. A gorgeous woman at the pinnacle of her career as an anchor of a network news show. Oblique, seductive and often blunt to a fault, it seems she has begun receiving lewd and vaguely threatening letters from someone she thinks is an old jilted boyfriend. She finds her life thrown into turmoil when she is harassed, blackmailed and stalked. Oscar-winning screenwriter and former beau Johnny Lightfoot, a small-town boy who made good, resolves to unmask letter writer. He left North Carolina to become a newspaper reporter and did very well for himself in New York before moving on to Hollywood. In New York, he had a brief but intense love affair with Jameson, but she was married and he stepped aside when she went back to her husband. Now years later, he runs into her and learns she's being stalked. 175730 1954 Such Friends Are Dangerous NM Tyrer, Walter Press 175731 1972 Such Good Friends M Magazine Art Director (Laurence Luckinbill) 175732 1995 Such Pain (World of Darkness, Mage) N Bassingthwaite, Don Female Reporter is young and sexy and gets acquainted with a former international playboy who assumes control of a giant financial empire and plans to fire all of his father's financial advisers before returning to the home that terrifies him. 175733 2001 Suck My Dick MF Germany Journalist in TV Studio (Christine Harbort). Journalistin (Mo Asumang). 175734 1933 Sucker Money M VHS 899 Kent, Willis (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jimmy Reeves (Earl McCarthy) assigned to do a story on phony spiritualists. Answers an ad in the paper and goes to work for the psychic. Captures the crooks. 175735 2006 Sucker Punch M News Media. News (Joe Long). 175736 2002 Sucker Punch, The M Investigative Journalist Peter Lawson gets involved with a former boxing coach who is released from prison. When convicted pedophile and ex-boxing coach Gordon “Gordie” Proctor is released from reason, Lawson sees a chance to write a hard-hitting opinion piece on the inadequacies of the prison system. 175737 2009 Sudan (aka The Redemption of Akin Apot) N Ayris, Art Journalist Ron Wolfson is a human rights journalist who joins a desperate farmer in the struggle to find his daughter taken in a village raid and sold into the Sudanese slave trade. It is the Sudan 2000 during a brutal ongoing civil war that has exterminated two million lives and the horror and shame of modern day slavery is played out as Wolfson joins the search for the farmer’s daughter. 175738 1995 Sudden Death M Commentator, Color (Paul Steigerwald) 175739 1988 Sudden Ice NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Leeke, Jim Cub Reporter Stephen S. Sinclair, rookie reporter at Luxemburg's daily newspaper. 175740 1999 Sudden Love NR Winters, Angela Writer Renee Shepherd receives a mysterious e-mail from a frantic woman who suspects fraud in her workplace and is afraid for her life. As much as she wants to help Shepherd can only advise her to go to the police. Shepherd goes to Chicago to visit her sister and learns the woman who sent the e-mail is her sister's co-worker who has committed suicide. Haunted by guilt, Shepherd wonders if the woman's death was truly a suicide. When she meets the handsome business owner, she is shocked by her attraction to him and dismayed because she remembers the dead woman's fear that her boss was involved. She falls in love with the man praying that her love will be justified by his innocence. He's in the middle of trying to discover just what happened with his employee's suicide-possible murder. The more evidence he uncovers, the more he's included to believe it was murder. Yet the evidence points to him as murderer. Determined to find killer motivated by Renee's growing suspicion that he is the killer. 175741 1997 Sudden Manhattan M TV Newscaster (Bill Boggs). 175742 1939 Sudden Money M Interviewer (Larry J. Blake). Sound Man (Matty Kemp). Messenger (Dick Winslow). 175743 2009 Suddenly One Summer NR Freethy, Barbara Reporter Reid Tanner arrives to discredit a video of angel sightings, but gets distracted by newcomer Jenna Davies’s determination to avoid publicity after she rescues a suicidal pregnant girl. Meanwhile, mysterious symbols appearing on a cliff, invisible assisting hands and flashbacks to previous lives suggest that the town’s legendary guardian angels are real. Tanner is determined to figure out who Jenna Davis is and what she is hiding from. Davis called attention to herself by saving the life of a young woman. She has come to the town of Angel’s bay to protect her niece from her abusive father and now finds herself the target of this nosy reporter. 175744 2004 Suddenly Sexy N Lee, Linda Francis Reporter starts digging into the past of a notorious bad boy and superstar athlete. The man returns home looking for space and the last thing he needs is a distraction -- but that's just what he gets when he sees the girl next door who has grown up. She had a Texas-size crush on the athlete when she was a kid -- but she isn't a little girl anymore and she's ready to show this hell-raising playboy just how sexy she can be and she may be more than even this legendary ladies' man can handle. 175745 1996 Suddenly Susan: T SVD 806, 745, 736, 735, 734. SVDSP 732. 731, 729, 727 (Two Episodes). VHS 678. VHSSP 677. SVDSP 671. VHSSP 666, 659 (Two Episodes, One Inc.). VHS 646, 645, 644, 627, 625 (Two Episodes, One Inc,). 624 (Two Episodes), 623, 587, 409, 394, 392, 387, 386, 373. Episodes. Series 9-19-1996 to 6-1-2000. 93 Episodes Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Co-worker. Lifestyle Columnist Vicki Groener Rubenstein (Kathy Griffin). Photographer Luis Rivera (Nestor Carbonell). Rock Critic Todd Stites (David Strickland. Seasons 1-3). 175746 1998 Suddenly Susan: 5,947 Miles T DVD -R HQ 4049 Baro, Jana Episode #44. 4-20-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Kenny flies in for a visit---and proceeds to smother Susan with attention. The gang plots to surprise Luis with a visit from his mom, all the way from Cuba. 175747 1998 Suddenly Susan: Apartment Hunt, The T DVD -R HQ 4498 Semple, Maria Episode #58. 11-30-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. As Susan and Jack search for an apartment together, Susan wonders if Jack is really interested in living with her. His blood pressure rises whenever subject is discussed. He finds something to dislike in 22 consecutive places Susan loves. Jack stays home and Susan kisses real-estate agent. She confesses what she did and Jack is furious. Meanwhile, Todd and Vicki vie for the favor of landlady of Susan's current apartment. Each wants it when Susan moves out. Maddy reluctantly asks Luis to take her photograph as a present for her mother, but Luis must make extreme efforts to get Maddy to smile for the camera. 175748 1996 Suddenly Susan: Beauty and the Beasty Boy (aka Beastie Boy). T DVD -R HQ 3930. VHS 610 Melloan, Maryanne Episode #8. 11-14-1996. Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan falls for a nihilistic rocker, and the attraction is mutual - despite a severe conflict of life styles and values. 175749 1999 Suddenly Susan: Ben Rubenstein, Meet Joe Black T DVD -R HQ 4140 Green, Andrew Episode #64. 2-22-1999 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Luis and Maddy continue their lustful affair at every opportunity. After Todd witnesses the couple having sex in the supply closet, Luis wonders if he is sacrificing his personal life for a meaningless relationship. Maddy doesn't pretend that Luis is anything but a replacement for her alcohol addiction, but Luis cannot refuse the great sex either. Vicki's meddlesome mother and long-suffering father visit. Mother complains about not being a grandmother yet. When Ben returns from a trip, Vicki makes passionate love to him--and he dies of a heart attack. Distraught with guilt that she killed her husband, Vicki moves in with her parents to a trashy trailer in Arizona. She seems doomed for life of failure. Then Susan finds out Ben had a serious heart condition that he kept secret and was due to die anyway. Susan informs Vicki and they return to San Francisco. Ed McMahon (Himself) searches for a multi-millionaire sweepstakes winner he just can't find. 175750 1996 Suddenly Susan: Best Laid Plans T DVD -R HQ 4281. VHS 587 Friedman, Mimi and Jeanette Collins Episode #3. 10-3-1996 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. When Susan's dull love life becomes the topic of discussion at "The Gate," she sets out to explore her options---including office romance. 175751 1998 Suddenly Susan: Big Shalom, The T DVD -R HQ 4000 Green, Andrew and Rick Singer Episode #35. 1-12-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Vicki's torn about Ben's unusual proposal. The guys head to Reno to capitalize on Luis's streak of good luck; Susan consults a spiritual healer. 175752 1999 Suddenly Susan: Billboard, The T DVD -R HQ 4193 Driscoll, Mark and Maria Semple Episode #75. 9-27-1999 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. Oliver suggests taking pictures of staff to put in their columns. Susan objects because she never looks good in photographs. Oliver puts her at ease and gets a beautiful portrait of her. Ian likes it so much he makes a huge billboard out of it. Susan mortified, but enjoys the adulation. Vicki rejects Susan's new self-centered attitude. Susan tries to force Vicki to look at billboard and crashes her car causing Vicki to need bandages on her face. Nate tries to get interview with baseball great Reggie Jackson (Himself), who sees Susan on billboard and demands a date with her in return for interview. Nate tricks Susan into meeting them for dinner. Susan learns truth and is outraged. Vicki interrupts meal. She and Susan bicker so much Nate can't get any good quotes for magazine article. Later, Susan writers column about how men cannot view women as both sexy and talented. Also reconciles with Vicki who goes on a date with Jackson. 175753 2000 Suddenly Susan: Bird in the Wall, The T DVD -R HQ 4603 Nelson, Lisa K. Episode #89. 6-27-2000 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. As Susan and Oliver go through withdrawals in the wake of their aborted romance, he offers her a parting gift -- a talking cockatoo -- who soon flies the coop and gets haplessly stuck in The Gate's venting system, where he creates a squawking uproar. Meanwhile, a vengeful Vicki and Luis conspire to embarrass Ian at his lavish party by inviting his former British band mates from his 1960s stint as a lead singer of a one hit wonder pop group. 175754 1998 Suddenly Susan: Birds Do It, Bees Do It, Even Some of These Do It T DVD -R HQ 4071 Peterman, Steve and Gary Dontzig Episode #49. 9-21-1998. Season 3 Opener. Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Following on from the second-season cliffhanger, Jack and Susan head from the wedding reception to Susan's place with love on their minds forgetting that Susan is letting Todd stay at her place while his parents are in town. Next day Jack sends Todd out of town on an assignment and takes Susan to dinner, but she reacts badly to his eagerness to finish the meal and walks out. Fortunately, wise Nana gives her a stern talking-to, which leads to a reconciliation. Meanwhile, newlyweds Vicki and Ben also have trouble consummating their honeymoon in Hawaii, finally ignoring a hurricane evacuation order for more important business. Luis and Maddy engage in a game of cat and mouse focusing on flirtation and rejection, with Maddy wearing provocative outfits to tempt Luis but continually refusing him. 175755 1999 Suddenly Susan: Birthday Party, The T DVD -R HQ 3823 Cohen, Joel H. Episode #82. 12-20-1999 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. Frumpy coworker guilt trips Susan into attending her birthday party---on the night Susan has romantic plans with Oliver Psychotic co-worker throws herself a birthday party and Susan shows up as the only guest. 175756 1999 Suddenly Susan: Bowled Over T DVD -R 1616 Barton, Jana Episode #70. 5-24-1999 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan gets new boyfriend to commit some of his busy schedule to her. Feeling sorry for lonely Vicki, Susan invites her to join her and Zack to hear rock star Warren Zevon. Zack has more in common with Vicki than Susan. Next night, Zack and Vicki flirt. Warren tries to date Susan. When Susan and Vicki argue with each other and confront Zack, he admits he likes them both equally -- and wants to have sex with both of them at once. Disgusted, Susan and Vicki abandon Zack. Jack makes an ill-advised et with rival newspaper editor Sam (Jamie Kaler). Loser in a bowling match between their employees must get a Mohawk haircut. Jack recruits Maddy, an excellent bowler. Maddy distracts Sam's guys with sexy poses. Coaches others. Jack's team wins when Luis makes a crucial spare thanks to Maddy's unorthodox coaching. Todd is upset when bowling alley switches his favorite sneakers. 175757 1997 Suddenly Susan: Boy Like That, A T DVD -R HQ 3966 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #20. 4-24-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Luis is reunited with his younger brother, who arrives from Cuba all grown up---and with news of his lifestyle that troubles Luis. Meanwhile, Susan learns of Kip's engagement. 175758 2000 Suddenly Susan: Break Up, The T DVD -R HQ 4250 Traub, Stacy Episode #87. 6-13-2000 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. Susan worries that she might be pregnant, but her fear eases when boyfriend Oliver suggests that they move in together -- and then unloads a bombshell that has Susan still reeling the day after. At the same time, Ian exults when he learns that his money-grubbing ex-wife plans to re-marry and spare him of his financial commitment. 175759 1998 Suddenly Susan: Car Trouble T DVD -R HQ 4011 Vaupen, Drew and Phil Baker Episode #37. 1-26-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Believing Luis was discriminated against at a car-rental agency, Susan launches an undercover investigation. Meanwhile, Vicki gets hung up in customs while returning from Israel. 175760 1999 Suddenly Susan: Cheerleaders T DVD -R HQ 4210 Flebotte, David Episode #78. 11-1-1999 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. An assignment to do an article on a cheerleaders' competition doesn't make Susan jump for joy, but her attitude changes when she's asked to audition. 175761 1996 Suddenly Susan: Cold Turkey T O'Shannon, Dan with Gary Dontzig and Steven Peterman Episode #9. 11-21-1996 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan tries to put together a traditional Thanksgiving dinner for her co-workers, but everything goes wrong, culminating in an oven that's colder than the frozen turkey. Her luck seems to change when she locates a repairman willing to work on Thanksgiving - but then he drops dead while still inside the oven. 175762 2000 Suddenly Susan: Daddy Piper T DVD -R HQ 4023. SVD 951 O'Shannon, Dan Episode #39. 3-9-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Writes column, "Suddenly Susan," about exploits in single world. boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. Jack in hospital puts Susan in charge of magazine -- much to the chagrin of Maddy, whose father, an esteemed journalist, is visiting 175763 1999 Suddenly Susan: Day in the Life, A T DVD -R HQ 4180 Singer, Rick Episode #71. 5-24-1999. Season Finale Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Vicki becomes exasperated after buying used cellular telephone receiving frequent calls from previous owner, a psychic. She pretends to be the psychic to manipulate a date with a wealthy man. He discovers the ruse. Maddy is irritated at having to take of Luis who is suffering from head cold. She admits she has mad memories of caring for her alcoholic mother. Jack gave Todd (David Strickland) the day off. Susan notices he left her wrong tickets to concert that night She tries to contact Todd at home. Goes quest to find him and learns how he helped an elderly man, kids at a video arcade, and a barber (he taught him how to play the guitar). Todd fails to arrive at much-anticipated concert. Susan worries something is wrong. She gathers concerned Nana, Jack, Luis, Maddy and Vicki. They learn that because of an accident they will never see their friend again. (In real life, Strickland, the actor playing Todd, committed suicide.) 175764 2000 Suddenly Susan: Dinner Party T DVD -R HQ 4240 Traub, Stacy Episode #84. 1-3-2000 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. Inspired by her romantic bliss with Oliver, Susan hosts a dinner party to play matchmaker for her single co-workers. 175765 1998 Suddenly Susan: Don't Tell T DVD -R HQ 4080 Semple, Maria Episode #51. 10-5-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. In a desperate attempt to keep her romance with Jack a secret from the office grapevine, Susan tells bloodhound Vicki that she's dating her dentist, Mort Gerken -- only to have Vicki decide that Mort is cheating on Susan. Meanwhile, Todd challenges Maddy to an IQ test, staking his prime-parking place in the office garage on the outcome and Luis celebrates his fifth anniversary at the Gate. 175766 1996 Suddenly Susan: Dr. No T DVD -R HQ 3903. VHS 587 O'Shannon, Dan Episode #2. 9-26-1996 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. To cover a story, Susan spends time with an assertiveness-training guru---who sends her chutzpah level soaring off the charts. Reporter friend arrives. 175767 1997 Suddenly Susan: Family Affairs T DVD -R HQ 3967 Baker, Phil and Drew Vaupen Episode #21. 5-1-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan's plans for a picture-perfect anniversary party for her parents come screeching to a halt when she spies her dad having lunch with another woman, and kissing her in an extremely friendly fashion. Trying to duck her mother's questions about her father's unusual behavior, Susan is horrified when Liz inadvertently reveals that she is having an affair. Meanwhile, Jack's intimidating German squeeze, Kate, wants to hang out with Vicki - much to Vicki's dismay, since she's convinced Kate's appetite for danger will ultimately kill Jack, and perhaps some innocent bystanders as well. 175768 1998 Suddenly Susan: Feels Like the First Time T DVD -R HQ 4072 Vane, Christopher Episode #50. 9-28-1998. Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. When Jack and Susan finally get chance to consummate their new romance, it's not the earthshaking experience they were expecting. They agree to relax their unrealistic expectations and immediately have great sex in Jack's office. Luis accidentally thwarts Todd's attempts to fulfill his lifelong dream of catching a foul ball at a Major League game when Luis knocks the ball into the hands of an obnoxious 10-year-old. Luis tries to apologize by taking Todd to another game, at which the ball bounces off Todd's head into the hands of you guessed it. Vicki returns from her honeymoon furious that Maddy never gave her wedding present and for revenge makes off with the expensive vase from Maddy's desk. Not appropriate behavior for a rabbi's wife, thinks Ben. 175769 2000 Suddenly Susan: Finale, The (1) T DVD -R HQ 4270 Lotterstein, Rob Episode #92. 12-26-2000 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. In Part 1 of the series finale, Susan feels torn between Oliver's marriage proposal and a glamorous New York job offer. 175770 2000 Suddenly Susan: Finale, The (2) T DVD -R HQ 4270. DVD -R HQ 3890 Lotterstein, Rob Episode #93. 12-26-2000 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. In the conclusion of the series finale, Susan may leave a man at the altar---again---when Oliver stands in the way of her career. Susan flees before completing her wedding ceremony but asks Oliver to live in New York with her. 175771 1999 Suddenly Susan: First Date T DVD -R HQ 3823 Babcock, David Episode #80. 12-13-1999 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. Oliver freaks out when Susan calls him her "boyfriend." Ian thwarts Vicki's plot to party on company time Oliver becomes violently ill during a dinner with Susan. 175772 1999 Suddenly Susan: First Picture Show, The T DVD -R HQ 4176 Baker, Phil Episode #69. 5-17-1999 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Luis has first photography exhibition at art gallery managed by Susan's friend. At opening, Susan notices buyers are intimidated so she buys one of his paintings to spur business -- not realizing the artwork is much too expensive. Collector later offers her almost twice as much money for the photograph. Feeling guilty, but needing the money, Susan agrees to sell it. Luis is so proud and grateful Susan has bought his work that she cannot tell him she sold it. She breaks into his apartment to steal negative and make a copy so Luis won't notice the photograph isn't hanging on her wall. After Luis finds out what happened, he is glad his art is worth so much money. Convinces Susan to be honest with him. Todd is perturbed hen Jack dates Todd's sexy visiting sister. He tells Jack not to have sex with her. Todd needn't worry -- Jack is strangely reminded of Todd when trying to kiss her and is no longer able to consider sex with her anyway. 175773 1998 Suddenly Susan: Funny Thing Happened On the Way to Susan's Party, A T DVD -R HQ 4091 Tatham, Chuck Episode #53. 10-26-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Jack misses Susan's Halloween party and then won't explain his whereabouts to protect Maddy, who called him from jail when she was arrested for drunk driving, leaving Susan furious until a reluctant Maddy confesses part of the truth. At Susan's party her landlady Mrs. Fong wears a remarkably convincing Dr. Joyce Brothers costume (who guest stars as herself. No one can figure out what Susan's costume is supposed to be. Superstitious Luis is upset when he learns Todd is dating a real witch and Nana encourages Pete's partner Hank to strike a new attitude which Pete does not appreciate. Todd goes to Susan's party dressed as Andre Agassi, the early years. Everyone tries to name the actress that Andre married just before he changed his image. The actress was Brooke Shields, who, of course, plays Susan. 175774 1999 Suddenly Susan: Gay Parade, The T DVD -R HQ 4220 Nelson, Lisa K. and Todd Himmel Episode #81. 12-13-1999 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. When Ian rejects Susan's column the night before the magazine is to be printed, Susan cannot think of another topic. To inspire herself, she writes parody of Nate's negative attitude towards gay people and circulates it among the office staff. Ian gets copy of offensive article and bored by mundane replacement that Susan stayed up all night to write, prints the parody as Susan's opinion. Soon, gay people picket the magazine's office. Powerful gay-owned businesses refuse to advertise in The Gate Susan is vilified. Gay activist smashes pie in Susan' face. She develops allergic rash and must withdraw from a trip with Oliver to a Caribbean island to photograph models. Angry, he takes Luis instead. Ian orders Susan to reconcile with gay community He's afraid bad publicity will ruin magazine. Susan, Vicki and Miranda build float for gay pride parade. Cross-dressing Ian joins her in riding in it. Oliver returns. sees Susan participating in parade. Assumes she is gay. Then realizes he is wrong. 175775 2000 Suddenly Susan: Girls Night Out T DVD -R HQ 4596 Peacock, Robert Episode #88. 6-20-2000 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. Ian and Nate have romantic designs on Susan, who is suddenly single after dumping Oliver. Meanwhile, Susan and the girls get rowdy at a male strip club. 175776 1996 Suddenly Susan: Golden Girl Friday T DVD -R HQ 3919. VHS 598 Singer, Rick and Andrew Green Episode #7. 11-7-1996 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. At Susan's prodding, Jack hires a sweet senior citizen Midge Haber (Betty White) who proceeds to wreak havoc around the office. 175777 1999 Suddenly Susan: Halloween T Idelson, Ellen and Rob Lotterstein Episode #77. 10-18-1999 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. At Halloween time, rumors abound when Oliver invites Susan to pick pumpkins with him up the coast. Susan is excited about romantic outing, but she soon becomes uncomfortable with realization that Oliver has dozens of short-term lovers around the world. Susan resolves to thwart any relationship that might develop with Oliver. After he suggests that they carve pumpkins together at Susan's apartment, Susan invites Vicki to make the evening less like a date. But Susan cannot resist Oliver's sex appeal. She sends him away--and he stays all night with Vicki. Susan is furious until she learns that he only slept on Vicki's couch after becoming drunk. Later, Susan admits to Oliver that, despite her attraction to him, she does not want to be another of his flings. 175778 1996 Suddenly Susan: Hoop Dreams T DVD -R HQ 4300. VHS 596 Mathious, Linda and Heather MacGilvray Episode #5. 10-17-1996 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Vicki begs Susan to sub for a pneumonia-stricken player when her basketball team makes the playoffs---not realizing Susan might steal the show. Mr. T (Himself). 175779 1998 Suddenly Susan: How They Danced (2) T DVD -R HQ 4061 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #48. 5-18-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Edie may not make it to Vicki's wedding ceremony. 175780 1997 Suddenly Susan: I Didn't Write This T DVD -R HQ 3987 Albert, Lisa Episode #32. 12-8-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan is appalled when she misses a deadline but discovers that Nana covered for her by submitting an article in her stead - which Jack and her fans think is the best thing she's ever written. Desperate to find an idea for an even better column, Susan ultimately does the obvious: writes a confession about the previous column. Meanwhile, there's a big change in Vicky's life when she finds a wallet and falls for its handsome owner, only to discover that he's a rabbi. 175781 2000 Suddenly Susan: I Love You T DVD -R HQ 4250 Green, Sylvia Episode #86. 6-6-2000 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. While Susan believes that she and Oliver love each other, she obsesses over his apparent inability or lack of desire to say the three magic words -- "I love you" -- despite his grand attempts to express his feelings in other ways. Elsewhere, Ian is deflated when the first bottles of wine from his vineyard yield nothing more than a thick intoxicating syrup. And no one knows this more than Miranda and Luis, whose unlikely flirtation is further complicated when they sample Ian's vintage. 175782 1997 Suddenly Susan: I Love You, I Think T DVD -R HQ 3968 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #23. 9-22-1997. Season 2 Opener. Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. While Susan prepares to fly to Venice with Cooper, Jack tries to find the courage to utter three, make that five, little words about his feelings for her. He fails -- but Susan, having figured it out, has a miserable time with Cooper in Europe. After rejecting Cooper's extremely premature marriage proposal and returning home, she confronts Jack, accusing him of using her to compete with Cooper. Jack finally convinces her that his feelings are genuine -- but Susan tells him that she doesn't love him. 175783 1997 Suddenly Susan: I'll See That and Raise You Susan T DVD -R HQ 3967 Deiter, Neil J. Episode #22. 5-8-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Poker game turns into a high-stakes bottle cap-tossing competition, and Jack's old roommate, Cooper, hits the jackpot at Jack's expense: Jack loses the magazine to him. And that's not all - he may lose Susan to the new boss as well. 175784 1999 Suddenly Susan: In This Corner…Susan Keane! (1) T DVD -R HQ 4167 Tatham, Chuck Episode #67. 5-3-1999 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Hollywood Hulk Hogan is a shoo-in for city supervisor after the sudden death of the incumbent. That is, until Susan weighs the option of squaring off with the big fella. She has already attacked him in The Gate, and when he calls her out, she rises to the challenge and the grudge match is on. 175785 1999 Suddenly Susan: In This Corner…Susan Keane! (2) T DVD -R HQ 4167 Green, Andrew Episode #68. 5-10-1999 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. After the disastrous debate with Hollywood Hogan, Susan decides to fight back with a sleazy TV campaign. Meanwhile, Hogan infiltrates Susan's camp---by hitting on Vicki. 175786 1997 Suddenly Susan: It's a Mad, Mad, Maddy World T DVD -R HQ 3980 Vaupen, Drew Episode #28. 11-3-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan's conflict with Maddy (Andrea Bendewald) begins to invade her dreams, so she turns to a therapy group for help. Pete's partner thinks Pete and Jack are an item. 175787 1997 Suddenly Susan: It's My Nana and I'll Cry If I Want To T DVD -R HQ 3986. Tatham, Chuck Episode #29. 11-10-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Vicki goes to dinner with Nana---and they become fast friends. Todd's hippie parents show up with some unexpected news. 175788 1997 Suddenly Susan: Kiss Before Dying…on Stage, A T DVD -R HQ 3986 Vaupen, Drew Episode #30. 11-17-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan's attraction to a hunky actor gets a bit complicated after she sees him bomb onstage. Todd struggles with claustrophobia. 175789 1998 Suddenly Susan: Kiss Is Just Amiss, A T DVD -R HQ 3997 Vane, Christopher Episode #34. 1-5-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Shaken from witnessing Jack and Maddy's kiss, Susan shares her disappointment with Vicki---who shares it with the whole office. Meanwhile, Vicki tries to get closer to Ben. 175790 1996 Suddenly Susan: Lie! Lie! My Darling T DVD -R HQ 3919. VHS 598 Praiser, Ian Episode #6. 10-31-1996 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. To get out of dinner with her parents, Susan tells her mom a little white lie---and gets caught in it. (Parents: Swoosie Kurtz and Ray Baker, Liz and Bill Keane). . 175791 1997 Suddenly Susan: Love and Divorce American Style (1) T DVD -R HQ 3964 Praiser, Ian Episode #15. 3-13-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan gets involved in a new romance with a guy who has two kids---one of whom takes an immediate dislike to her. Meanwhile, Jack takes a stand with Margo. 175792 1997 Suddenly Susan: Love and Divorce American Style (2) T DVD -R HQ 3964 O'Shannon, Dan Episode #16. 3-20-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. While filling in as baby sitter for Adam's kids, Susan unexpectedly meets his ex. Meanwhile, Jack sets up his bachelor pad. 175793 1997 Suddenly Susan: Love and Divorce American Style (3) T DVD -R HQ 3965 Fales, Susan Episode #17. 3-27-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan makes a decision about moving in with Adam. Jack rebounds into a new relationship. Todd receives threats after writing a scathing review of Menudo. 175794 1999 Suddenly Susan: Luis Gets His Groove Back T DVD -R HQ 4193 Yeager, Ed Episode #73. 12-27-1999 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. Susan and Nate vie to be the one responsible for helping Luis to overcome his melancholy following Maddy's departure. 175795 1998 Suddenly Susan: Matchmaker, Matchmaker T DVD -R HQ 4000 Edwards, Becky Hartman Episode #36. 1-19-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan fixes Nana up with a charming businessman---who's not exactly how he appears. Vicki arrives in Israel and tries to adapt to life on a kibbutz. 175796 1998 Suddenly Susan: Merry Ex-Mas T DVD -R HQ 4110 Singer, Rick Episode #59. 12-14-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan is distraught because she kissed the realtor, and asks Luis to help her make things up with Jack. Jack spends the night with another woman, and when Luis arrives, agonizes whether to tell Susan: Luis advises against. Maddy goes to part in $3,000 dress. Todd dates female cantor from Ben's temple. She loses her voice by end of evening causing Vicki to become distraught because a TV crew is coming to film the cantor. Meanwhile, Maddy suffers a dramatic allergic reaction to the food at the party that causes her to bloat enormously, and stretch the dress so much she can't take it back to the shop as she was planning. Jack eventually decides he has to tell Susan, and she reluctantly decides they should end their relationship. 175797 1998 Suddenly Susan: Models and Strippers and Wasps, Oh My! T DVD -R HQ 4036 Kirkwood, David Episode #41. 4-6-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. On her birthday, Susan expects a surprise party---but the gang seems to have forgotten. Todd accidentally downloads a computer virus that wipes out The Gate's files. 175798 1999 Suddenly Susan: New Gate, The T DVD -R HQ 4180 Driscoll, Mark and Maria Semple Episode #72. 9-20-1999 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. Vicki Groener Rubenstein (Kathy Griffin) and Luis Rivera (Nestor Carbonell) are equally upset. He brings with him his fiercely loyal executive assistant, Miranda Charles (Sherri Shepherd). Maxtone-Graham also hires star sportswriter Nathan (Nate) Knaborski (Currie Graham), who immediately annoys Susan with his belittling attitude. She is distracted by arrival of charming and highly prized celebrity photographer Oliver Browne (Rob Estes). Ian fawns over Oliver convincing him to freelance for magazine. Investigative Reporter Maddy quits after Ian insults her talent. When he offers her job of managing editor, which she later rejects, Susan thinks that quitting is the way to get his respect. She quits to protest being assigned to write salacious article. Susan confronts Ian who plans to publish the sex article as if she wrote it. Susan offers to provide strong woman's point of view to magazine. Oliver defends Susan. Ian rehires Susan. 175799 1997 Suddenly Susan: Next Stop, Heaven T DVD -R HQ 3969 Edwards, Becky Hartman Episode #26. 10-13-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Family conflict rises to the top of the agenda at the funeral of Susan's grandfather, since Liz wants a traditional funeral while Nana wants a party to celebrate her spouse's wonderful life. Susan is too busy organizing a tribute to her grandfather to deal with her own grief. Meanwhile Vicky, Todd and Luis go to the wrong funeral home and find themselves comforting the wrong widow and Jack becomes the reluctant owner of a very, very ugly dog. 175800 1998 Suddenly Susan: Not in This Life T DVD -R HQ 4023 Vane, Christopher Episode #40. 3-16-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Stranger claims to have known Susan in a past life, so she undergoes hypnosis. Luis and Todd lose Jack's dog while using the pooch as a prop for meeting women. 175801 1998 Suddenly Susan: Oh, How They Danced (2) T DVD -R HQ 4061 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #47. 5-18-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Vicki's folks arrive for her wedding---a double ceremony shared with gay couple Pete and Hank. Todd's parents ready for the birth of twins. 175802 1997 Suddenly Susan: Old and the Beautiful, The T DVD -R HQ 3987 Singer, Rick and Andrew Green Episode #31. 11-24-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan, overcome with that Thanksgiving spirit, decides to spend time with an elderly resident of a nearby retirement home. 175803 1999 Suddenly Susan: On a Clear Day You Can Hear Forever T DVD -R HQ 4130 Edwards, Becky Hartman Episode #61. 1-18-1999 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. When Nana almost has a car accident because she can't hear an ambulance's siren, Susan insists that Nana get a hearing aid. This makes Nana feel old, and she becomes lethargic and uninterested in anything. Meanwhile, free from his responsibility to Susan, Jack overcompensates by indulging in more and more dangerous sports. Susan reinvigorates Nana by convincing her to go skydiving with Jack -- Jack forces Susan to jump from airplane as well. Luis and Vicki become jealous of Maddy's super efficient new personal assistant, so they hire one. For the small amount of money Luis and Vicki can pay, they get a moron. Todd and Luis gloat when Maddy's assistant turns out to be a con artist who robs Maddy's apartment, steals her car and empties her bank accounts. Also, Todd makes an ill-advised attempt to establish a career as a mime-imitating passerby. 175804 1999 Suddenly Susan: One Man's Intervention is Another Man's Tupperware Party T DVD -R HQ 4130 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #62. 1-25-1999 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. After Maddy is rejected by a television newsmagazine, Susan and the gang find her at a bar, extremely drunk. Since Maddy has been arrested for drunk driving before, Susan worries that Maddy is an alcoholic. She also finds vodka bottles in Maddy's office. Susan rallies her workmates, and they confront Maddy to say that they're concerned about her alcohol drinking. Maddy gets indignant and leaves, making Susan feel guilty. But later, Maddy secretly attends a meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous. Meanwhile, Todd can't wait for his "date" at the home of a sexy woman he just met. Unfortunately, he is so excited that he does exactly what the woman wants: he buys a huge amount of Tupperware storage containers from her. Also, Susan needs a new car--and Vicki wants to make sure it meets 175805 1997 Suddenly Susan: Past Tense T DVD -R HQ 3968. SVD 876 Friedman, Mimi and Jeanette Collins Episode #24. 9-29-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. To help her land the new investigative-reporter position at The Gate Jack has created, Susan reluctantly seeks advice from her old nemesis and high school rival Maddy Piper, now an established, aggressive journalist. Piper quickly infiltrates Susan's professional and personal lives by double-crossing her, getting the story and the job, and displaying considerable interest in Jack. Meanwhile, Vicky is being driven crazy by the fact that the bagel delivery guy shows no sign of remembering the night they spent together. Todd is disturbed by the fact that his web-surfing inevitably lands him in lesbian chat rooms. 175806 1998 Suddenly Susan: Poetry in Notion T DVD -R HQ 4036 Edwards, Becky Hartman Episode #42. 4-6-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Todd joins Susan at a poetry class to meet women---but his verses end up being better than hers. Vicki's new apartment may be haunted by a womanizing ghost. 175807 1996 Suddenly Susan: Premiere: First Episode T DVD -R HQ 3890. VHS 585 Dontzig, Gary and Steven Peterman Episode #1. 9-19-1996. Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. "Suddenly Susan, you're interesting," growls her demanding boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her to columnist at the hip San Francisco local magazine, The Gate. Lifestyle Columnist Vicki Groener Rubenstein (Kathy Griffin), co-worker who shares adventures with Susan. Even though Susan leaves her fiancé at the altar, her ties to his family aren't severed -- her boss, Jack Richmond, is her former fiancé's brother. 175808 1998 Suddenly Susan: Pucker Up T DVD -R HQ 4049 Green, Andrew Episode #43. 4-6-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Vicki looks for love at a hockey game, but it's Susan who attracts the attention of one of the athletes. Todd and Luis vie for the attentions of a new water-delivery "man." 175809 1999 Suddenly Susan: Pushkin Letters, The T DVD -R HQ 4200 Babcock, David Episode #74. 10-4-1999 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. To impress Ian, Susan claims to speak Russian. However, when he asks her to be an interpreter for a dinner-party guest, she's at a loss for words. 175810 1998 Suddenly Susan: Ready…Aim…Fong! T DVD -R HQ 4011 Tatham, Chuck Episode #38. 2-2-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Todd and the gang attend a Shawn Colvin performance, but the singer recalls Todd from his scathing review a year earlier. Meanwhile, Susan's apartment gets robbed, so she decides to get a gun. 175811 1999 Suddenly Susan: Revenge of the Gophers T DVD -R HQ 4153 Baker, Phil and Drew Vaupen Episode #66. 3-15-1999 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan doesn't recognize a former classmate who renews her friendship with Susan, recounting how Maddy terrorized them both in school. Confesses she was depressed and went to therapist for years because of one traumatic prank she assumes Maddy instigated. To her horror, Susan remembers she played the prank on the girl accidentally, intending it for Maddy. Susan never knew how devastating it was on the woman. Nana tells Susan not to admit guilt. Woman shows up at The Gate to retaliate on Maddy. Susan tells her it wasn't Maddy's fault. Vicki gives away deceased husband's clothes and possessions. Luis worries Vicki is suppressing sadness. Todd finds that wearing Ben's outfit makes him feel spiritual. Vicki keeps mistaking Todd for Ben She curses and yells at Ben for leaving her alone and finds herself in Todd's arms. It upsets Jack that Ben was younger than he is when he died. Jack creates more stress in his life by trying to prove how youthful he is. 175812 2000 Suddenly Susan: Reversal, The T DVD -R HQ 4268 Cohen, Joel H. Episode #91. 12-26-2000 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. To sow the seeds of reconciliation with Susan, Oliver has his vasectomy reversed. Meanwhile, Ian seeks Miranda's advice about dating black women. 175813 1998 Suddenly Susan: Seems Like Old Times T DVD -R HQ 4100 Edwards, Becky Hartman Episode #55. 11-9-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. After a tremor shakes things up at the Gate, the staff rescue from the stalled elevator a shaken Lily, a nonagenarian survivor of the 1906 earthquake who shares her off-the-wall story. Story told in flashbacks with members of cast taking various roles. Fantasy episode. 175814 1998 Suddenly Susan: Sleeping With the Enemy T DVD -R HQ 4080 Baker, Phil and Drew Vapen Episode #52. 10-12-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan's relationship with the boss begins to take its toll on her friendships at work. Tension boils over when gang attends Career Day at Susan's old school and she is humiliated by her old teacher who explains how Susan's figure used to be filled out. Meanwhile, after Todd tries in vain to coach Luis at darts for a bar competition, they discover that Pete is a whiz at the game not realizing that he folds under pressure. Vicki develops an odd romantic problem: she's become a "man magnet" since her marriage to Ben. 175815 1999 Suddenly Susan: Sometimes You Feel Like a Nut T DVD -R HQ 4140 Levy, Polly Episode #63. 2-8-1999 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Jack, Susan, Maddy and Luis attend a journalism conference. Suspicious that Jack wants to renew his romance with her--which she doesn't want--Susan is surprised when he reunites with a sexy former girlfriend, Meegan Garrity. Susan tries to make Jack jealous by flirting with a bitter, unresponsive columnist but later learns that Jack was only trying to make her jealous. Recovering alcoholic Maddy releases her tension by having wild sex with Luis. With Jack gone, Todd plans to use office for a 1960s-theme party. Vicki arranges for Ben to host senior citizens' bingo game in office the same night The two gatherings clash until bingo player Eddie meets his old friend, '60s partier Flo. They bring the two groups together with a rendition of the Turtles song "So Happy Together." 175816 1999 Suddenly Susan: Song Remains Insane, The T DVD -R HQ 4153 McCarthy, Michael Episode #65. 3-1-1999 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Now living alone in the same building as Luis, manipulative Vicki constantly reminds him of how lonely and "helpless" she is since her husband died. Luis guiltily does apartment repairs and cleaning for Vicki as well as cooking her meals. However, the chores interfere with his covert sexual relationship with jealous Maddy. Also, a confused Jack misinterprets an overheard conversation and believes that Luis is dating Vicki. After climbing down the apartment fire escape and witnessing Luis having sex with Maddy, Vicki gleefully tells everyone at work. While defending herself, Maddy inadvertently admits that she truly likes Luis, to his pleasure. Todd forces Susan to play the record producer she is dating his record. Susan fails. Todd accuses her of not being a good friend. Ultimately the boyfriend dislikes Todd's music. 175817 2000 Suddenly Susan: Stock Tip T DVD -R HQ 4240 Seriff, Beth and Geoff Tarson Episode #85. 1-3-2000 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. Susan depressed because Oliver always pays for their dates and she is in debt. Offers to take him on ski vacation she cannot afford, she desperately tries Internet stock trading hoping to earn money quickly. She overhears Ian talking about promising stock She buys shares that gain value prompting her to buy more. Stock then plummets. Ian informs Susan he was talking to insane cousin. Susan loses a lot of money., Now desperate, she takes second job as dance partner for lonely middle-aged men. When Ian finds out, he feels guilty. He sneaks into dance studio and secretly bribes men to give Susan big tips. Susan is grateful, but she rebuffs the gesture. Finally, Oliver arrives and dances with her. Admits she doesn't want to be dependent on him. She admits she cannot pay for Tahoe trip. Oliver is happy--he confesses that he can't ski anyway/ He just agreed to go to make Susan happy. The lovers vow to be honest with each other and live thriftily. 175818 1996 Suddenly Susan: Suddenly Susan Unplugged T DVD -R HQ 4281. VHS 611 Singer, Rick and Andrew Green Episode #4. 10-10-1996 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. When her utilities are cut off, Susan jumps through hoops to get them restored. But trouble ensues when she writes an exposé on the incident. 175819 2000 Suddenly Susan: Susan and the Professor T DVD -R HQ 3877 Seriff, Beth and Geoff Tarson Episode #90. 12-26-2000 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. Oliver and Susan are still not dating. After an embarrassing incident at her college alma mater, Susan becomes enamored with her handsome former English professor, Evan, who lovingly critiques her writing. Susan's burgeoning relationship with Evan makes Oliver jealous. Although he has his own sexy date, Oliver becomes obsessed with Susan both at work and elsewhere. 175820 1999 Suddenly Susan: Susan's Ex T DVD -R HQ 4220 Peacock, Roger Episode #83. 12-27-1999 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. Susan's ex thwarts her plan to join the "mile high club" with Oliver. Vicki cons the gang into painting her apartment 175821 1997 Suddenly Susan: Susan's Minor Complication T DVD -R HQ 3980 Tatham, Chuck Episode #27. 10-20-1997. Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Background check is in order when Susan agrees to meet a gentleman who sent her a rare book as a token of his readership appreciation - and who turns out to be still in high school. Meanwhile, Jack plays pimp for his ugly pooch and stress takes its toll on Todd when he is put in charge of the magazine's new web site. 175822 1998 Suddenly Susan: Tale of Two Pants, A (1) T DVD -R HQ 4054 McCarthy, Michael Episode #45. 5-4-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan's sent to interview a congressman---who makes a pass at her. Vicki plans a glitzy wedding. The guys hope to cash in by selling yellow bell-bottoms. 175823 1998 Suddenly Susan: Tale of Two Pants, A (2) T DVD -R HQ 4054 Singer, Rick Episode #46. 5-4-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. When the congressman turns the tables on Susan, she finds herself in the middle of a scandal, searching for a way to clear her name. 175824 1998 Suddenly Susan: Thanksgiving Episode, The T Tatham, Chuck Episode #57. 11-30-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Grandmother invites Jack and Susan to her mansion for Thanksgiving. Jack refuses because he hasn't been friendly with parents since dating Susan. They hate her for abandoning her former fiancé, Jack's brother on her wedding day. Jack and Susan agree to attend only after learning parents will not be there. But grandmother tricks them -- his parents do come in order to force family to reconcile. Jack and his parents' bickering escalate, Susan tries to make peace. Jack blurts out that he plans to move in with Susan. Susan is angry because they haven't discussed it. But later she agrees. Vicki reluctantly helps Ben and a volunteer staff serve Thanksgiving dinner to the homeless. She is elated, however, when she finds out that she will supervise Maddy, who is doing community service as a penalty for driving while drunk. A huge food fight ensues between the two women. 175825 1997 Suddenly Susan: The Me Nobody Nose T DVD -R HQ 3961 Friedman, Mimi and Jeanette Collins Episode #12. 1-9-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. To prove that personality is more important than good looks, Susan is fitted with a large fake nose. But complications arise with the arrival of a hunky accountant. 175826 1998 Suddenly Susan: Trash-Test Dummies T DVD -R HQ 4100 Green, Andrew Episode #56. 11-16-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. When Jack and Susan head off on their first weekend together, they're sidetracked by a visit to Jack's lowlife cousin Wallace and bamboozled into baby-sitting his kids, who are a handful. Meanwhile, Luis (and everybody else) hangs out at Susan's place, awaiting delivery of her new mattress. 175827 1997 Suddenly Susan: Truth and Consequences T DVD -R HQ 3969 Vane, Christopher Episode #25. 10-6-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Margo's drunk with power during her divorce proceedings with Jack, thanks to Susan's inadvertent slip about Jack's intoxicating past: Interprets fact Jack fell asleep on Susan's couch as evidence he had affair with her violating pre-nuptial agreement. Now Susan must testify in court about her true feelings for Jack. Meanwhile, Vicky becomes obsessed with the idea that someone is tampering with her lunch and Todd begs Luis to teach him how to dance. 175828 1999 Suddenly Susan: Vicki Moves In T DVD -R HQ 4200 Green, Sylvia Episode #76. 10-11-1999 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. Susan isn't sure if she should put out a welcome mat when Vicki wants to move into the newly renovated apartment upstairs. 175829 1996 Suddenly Susan: Walk-Out, The (aka Walk Out, The) T DVD -R HQ 3961 Mathious, Linda and Heather MacGillvray Episode #11. 12-19-1996 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. When Jack's too strapped to award Christmas bonuses, the staff (led by Susan) goes on strike. 175830 1998 Suddenly Susan: War Games T DVD -R HQ 4091 Singer, Rick Episode #54. 11-2-1998 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan and Jack worry that they're incompatible when they, as a couple, fail miserably at games, and Susan finally throws out Vicki and Ben after a particularly humiliating fiasco at charades. When they decide to consult a therapist, he opines that they are again trying to measure their relationship against an impossible ideal, rather than having fun together in the moment. When they leave they discover the next patient is Todd, troubled by recurring erotic dreams about Jack which the doctor explains as projections of Todd's resentment at being "screwed over" by Jack's promises of a raise which never materializes. Meanwhile, Luis and Nana are mugged in an alley by a costumed clown who demands Nana's wedding ring, whereupon she beats him to a pulp and he barely escapes with his life and Luis' expensive camera equipment. 175831 1996 Suddenly Susan: Was It Something I Said? T DVD -R HQ 3930 Flanagan, Marc Episode #10. 12-12-1996 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan reluctantly does a favor for Jack by attending a charity function with Jack, his wife Margo, and her incredibly obnoxious brother. When Susan finally tells the creep off, Margo and her brother storm out, leaving Susan alone to deal with an inebriated Jack, who winds up spending the night on her sofa. But the next day Margo is not quite willing to believe that's all that happened. 175832 1997 Suddenly Susan: Ways and Means, The T DVD -R HQ 3963 Barto, Jana Episode #13. 2-27-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan and Vicki appear on "The Rosie O'Donnell Show" after writing a parody of self-help dating books. Rosie O'Donnell (Herself). 175833 1999 Suddenly Susan: Wedding-Bell Blues T DVD -R HQ 4110 Vane, Christopher Episode #60. 1-11-1999 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. After a brief vacation in Las Vegas, Nevada, Luis astounds everyone by announcing that he married a pretty Honduran woman, Rosie. Meanwhile, Susan is still recovering from recently ending her relationship with Jack. When Susan observes Rosie secretly meeting a man and tells Luis about it, he accuses Susan of being influenced by her own bad luck in love. But Rosie soon admits that the man is her boyfriend and that she only married Luis to gain U.S. citizenship. Susan commiserates with Luis. After Maddy cancels a coveted appointment with an extremely exclusive hairstylist, Lukaro, Vicki tries to convince him to work on her hair instead. Lukaro punishes Vicki for her stubbornness by styling her hair to look exactly like Maddy's. Todd enrolls in program to help fatherless youths. Protégé is childish 35-year-old. He helps him mature by introducing him to real youngster who needs guidance 175834 1997 Suddenly Susan: What a Card T DVD -R HQ 3963 Singer, Rick and Andrew Green Episode #14. 3-6-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan accompanies Jack to his grandfather's funeral, hoping her tacky sympathy card to the family will go unnoticed. 175835 1997 Suddenly Susan: Where the Wild Things Aren't T DVD -R HQ 3966 Melloan, Maryanne Episode #19. 4-17-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Jack takes the gang on a weekend retreat at his cabin---and all of them wind up having interesting encounters in the wilderness. 175836 1999 Suddenly Susan: Wish List, The T DVD -R HQ 4210 Idelson, Ellen and Rob Lotterstein Episode #79. 12-6-1999 Magazine Staff. Susan Keane Browne (Brook Shields) finds her work life disrupted by their new boss, Ian Maxtone-Graham (Eric Idle) who buys The Gate and transforms it into an upscale men's magazine. After realizing that she's not achieved any of the goals that she set in the sixth grade, Susan tries to fulfill one: to kiss former teen idol Leif Garrett (Himself). Jerry Springer (Himself). Dario Franchitti (Himself). 175837 1997 Suddenly Susan: With Friends Like These T DVD -R HQ 3965 Melloan, Maryanne Episode #18. 4-10-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan tries to shake a leachy acquaintance, whose divorce was inspired by Susan's wedding-day breakup with Kip. Meanwhile, Todd grows apart from his pal Jerry. 175838 1997 Suddenly Susan: Yule Never Know T DVD -R HQ 3997 Friedman, Mimi and Jeanette Collins Episode #33. 12-15-1997 Magazine Staff. Columnist Susan Keane Browne (Brooke Shields). Boss Jack Richmond (Judd Nelson) promoting her from copy editor to columnist at the hip local magazine, The Gate. "Suddenly Susan" about being single in the 1990s. Susan twists Jack's arm to participate in the holiday choir she's organizing---then she has her regrets, in more ways than one. 175839 1947 Suddenly, It's Spring M News Media. Reporter (Perc Launders). Reporter (George Lynn). Reporter (Patrick McVey). Woman Reporter (Isabel Withers). Photographers (Eddie Johnson, Eddie Coke). Newsreel Man (John Kellogg). 175840 2000 Sudsy Dudsy SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The Reporter Alamo Barnes for The Frisco Foil, a sensational tabloid. Successor to Hugh Lessig' other series sleuth, fellow Foil newshawk Picasso Smith who roamed the streets of San Francisco in the 30s, 40s and 50s. 175841 1997 Sue M Interviewer. 1st Interviewer (Semadar Levi). 2nd Interviewer (Joan Price Rahav). Interviewer (Dechen Thurman). 175842 2006 Sue Bennett Murder: Lesser Creatures NM Pirnie, Amy #2 Sue Bennett Series Journalist Sue Bennett is a London newspaper Science Reporter for the Journal who has barely recovered from the murder of her husband. After a powerful bomb wrecks the headquarters of her newspaper claiming several lives, police believe she was the intended victim of the explosive, which was planted in her car outside and detonated by a fellow reporter, Anil Naib who borrowed the car. Sue is outraged. Letter claiming responsibility comes from a shadowy extremist animal rights coup and Sue receives round-the-clock protection as authorities comb through her published stories for clues about who is responsible for the attack. Crime reporter's informant gives Sue a tip on the source used in the bombs. Much to the horror of Sam, her boss and occasional date, she starts following the likely supplier. Anil's brother and his friends take over these duties. It turns out hardened criminals are using animal rights as a cover for blackmail. A kidnapping attempt fails, but the crooks try again and Sue is beaten by a sadistic gangster but lives to tell the tale. 175843 2006 Sue Bennett: Let Heaven Fall NM Pirnie, Amy #1 Sue Bennett Series Journalist Sue Bennett's husband, Colin, a solicitor, falls under a rush-hour train and the coroner says it is an accidental death. But when their flat is burgled, Sue suspects murder. But why? Sue tracks her husband's movements in the months leading up to his death and uncovers both an Establishment conspiracy and underworld punishment where justice can be had -- if the price is high enough. 175844 2004 Sue Thomas: F.B. Eye: Silent Night T DVD -R HQ 2593. Episode. Reporter interviews Bobby for a newspaper. Sue's parents visit for the holidays. 175845 2004 Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye: Political Agenda T Episode #26. 1-18-2004 Photographer Joe Benson (Michael Anthony). 175846 2003 Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye: Sniper, The T Episode. 10-12-2003. Season #2. Episode #2 Reporter (Todd Dulmage). 175847 1939 Sued For Libel M SV 161 Kaufman, Wolfe (Story). Jerry Cady (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper. The Evening Bulletin, owns station NYEB and runs its own program, "Drama in the News," hosted by Steve (Kent Taylor), a former reporter for the paper. Dramatizing trial of crooked businessman. Fellow reporter Smiley (Richard Lane) is supposed to call in the verdict. He sneaks out to diner and a rival reporter for The Clarion Maggie (Linda Hayes) calls in with the wrong verdict that Steve broadcasts. Impending libel suit so Steve has to prove the man is guilty. Maggie is fired from her own paper because the Bulletin's editor called her editor and told him what happened. Steve and Maggie team up. Disguise themselves as Arab magicians, jump to implausible conclusions, lie and cheat, all the while maintaining that catching a killer is a public service. Reporter Joey at Trial (Lynton Brent). Reporter Joe (Solly Ward). Reporter (Jack Egan). "Even the freedom of the press doesn't entitle you to call a man a murderer if he's innocent…I'll be hanged if I'm going to pull your chestnuts out of the fire for you." Radio Announcer Douglas Evans. 175848 1978 Suen wor MF Hong Kong Journalist Liu Man (Bak-Ming Wong). 175849 2005 Sueno M Interviewer. Female Interviewer (Raquel Mondin). 175850 1995 Sueno de cine, Un. Homenaje a Ana Belen DF Spain Editor Francisco Casares. 175851 2007 Suffering Man's Charity M Reporter (Carrie Fisher). Photographer (Brandon Stacy). Struggling writer is accidentally killed by a man who then finds his novel and takes the credit for it. After the novel becomes a success, the man is haunted by the writer's ghost. 175852 2001 Sugar & Space M Reporter (Matt Guidry) 175853 1991 Sugar and Spice N Gill, William Journalist Pandora Doyle is writing a profile on a jet-set widow and witnesses a lurid exchange between her kept man and her conniving daughter. Doyle is Englishwoman of good birth and little money. A Latin American beauty of low birth escapes the slums of Rio to be a Parisian prostitute. Then she marries one of the world's wealthiest men who conveniently dies on their wedding night. As her past comes back to haunt her, the woman befriends Doyle and wins her support. 175854 1968 Sugar Daddy M PR - AFI-Publicists Public Relations 175855 1951 Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Randolph Turpin DT Commentator (Jimmy Powers). 175856 1998 Sugar Ray Robinson: Bright Lights and Dark Shadows of a Champion, The DT Magazine Editor Nigel Collins, Ring Magazine. 175857 1977 Sugar Time!: Witty, Urbane and Acerbic T Cutler, Stan Episode News Media 175858 1999 Sugar Town M Journalist (Michael E. Rodgers). 175859 2004 Sugar Valentine M News Media. News Reporter (Patrick DeLuca). Reporter #3 (Scott W. Watts). 175860 2006 Sugar vs. Spice N Skerrett, Joanne Journalist Tari Shields is by day a 30-year-old up-and-coming reporter for a major Boston newspaper, By night she’s a jazz singer working the local club scene seducing audiences with her silky voice and sultry style. Tari’s a total contrast to her older sister who is a wife, mother, active church member and career woman. She would love to see Tari follow in her sensible footsteps, but Tari has no intention of slowing down or settling down. Just as she’s feeling at the top of her game, she is hit with unexpected news -- a lump in her breast that turns out to be cancer -- that turns her world upside down. It’s a personal battle that will challenge Tari like never before and transform all her relationships, with her sister, her friends, her faith and even herself. 175861 1974 Sugarland Express M L Spielberg Reporter (Gene Lively). Media cover escape. KION Eye on Huston. KKOK Radio Newscasts. 175862 1995 Sugartime MT Reporter (Neil Foster). Second Reporter (Todd Duckworth). Third Reporter (Timm Zemanek). Photographer (Christopher Barry) 175863 1958 Suicide Battalion M Rusoff, Lou (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent Elizabeth Ann Mason (Jewell Lain) and a fellow correspondent for the National Press Service arrive to cover fighting on the island of Baluyanna. Commander claims areas needs obituary writers rather than correspondents. He refuses to grant them permission to go to the front. When Mason plays up to commander, he gives her the cold shoulder. Goes along with group of soldiers who are bringing a dowry to island woman one of men wants to marry. While they are gone, Japanese take over the island. Commander plans to leave Mason behind, but other soldiers insist she remain with them. Holes up with soldiers. Fight breaks out between commander and another man who wants Mason. Quickly make up. They defend island. Man saves commander and later rescues correspondent when she is attacked by a Japanese soldier. Man leaves. Commander and correspondent have romance. Peter Wayne, National Press Service (Gordon Barnes). 175864 1909 Suicide Club, The M Newspaper. No obituary in newspaper causes concern 175865 1977 Suicide Note NM Davis, Christopher Freelance Journalist Tom Hazard is in Mexico researching a story. 1960s. 175866 1982 Suicide Plague, The NSF Naha, Ed Reporter Harry Porter had the only lead. All he knew was that it somehow involved the Church of the Ancient Astronauts, a conspiracy to kill the President, and the imminent threat of nuclear war. 175867 1936 Suicide Squad M Photographer "Snaps" (Phil Kramer). 175868 1941 Suicide Squadron M Woman Reporter from New York Monitor inspires Polish pianist and marries him 175869 1981 Suite flamande MF Reporter (Herbert Flack) 175870 2007 Suite Life of Zack and Cody, The: Aptitude T Episode #65. 6-2-2007 Reporter (Jonathan Craig Williams). Zack and Cody are not happy about their career aptitude tests. London gets jealous of Maddie when she saves someone's life and gets on TV. 175871 2005 Suite Life of Zack and Cody, The: Big Hair & Baseball T Episode #16. 8-28-2005 Reporter (Gerald Downey). 175872 2006 Suite Life of Zack and Cody, The: Books and Birdhouses T DVD -R HQ 8757 Episode #35. 3-23-2006 Interviewer (D.C. Douglas - Snooty Interviewer). 175873 2006 Suite Life of Zack and Cody, The: Boston Holiday T Episode #26. 1-27-2006 News Media. Reporter (Brenda Vivian). 175874 2006 Suite Life of Zack and Cody, The: Boston Tea Party T Episode #43. 6-30-2006 Photographer (Dave Andrews). 175875 2005 Suite Life of Zack and Cody, The: Grounded on the 23rd Floor T Episode #5. 4-8-2005 Photographer (Carey Scott). 175876 2006 Suite Life of Zack and Cody, The: Heck's Kitchen T DVD -R HQ 8491 Episode #30. 2-24-2006 Critic (Jim Jansen - The Critic). Cody Martin must do the cooking for Tipton's restaurant. Unfortunately he and his personal crew must prepare a spectacular meal for a restaurant critic who isn't what he appears to be. 175877 2005 Suite Life of Zack and Cody, The: Rumors T Episode #15. 8-14-2005 TV Reporter (Kipleigh Brown). Paparazzi One (Taya Amerson). Paparazzi Two (Leona Fabanich). Cody wants to look different because people keep on thinking he is Zack. Cody has Zack fill in for him on an interview because of a certain problem. London spreads a rumor she started about Maddie and Maddie accidentally spreads one about London. 175878 2006 Suite Life of Zack and Cody, The: That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana T Episode #46. 7-28-2006 Reporter (Adam Tait). London doesn't want to wear Raven's dress until pop star Hannah Montana arrives at the Tipton and wants to wear the dress herself. 175879 2006 Suite Life of Zack and Cody: Ask Zack T Episode #45. 7-15-2006 Advice Columnist Zack gets the job at the school newspaper since the previous person quit. When a girl he likes asks for advice, Zack tells her secretly to ask him out. So she does. But when she finds out about him giving the advice, Zack is in for a load of trouble. Chip got Zack the job on the school newspaper when he learned the previous person had left the job. 175880 2006 Suite Life of Zack and Cody: Neither a Borrower or a Speller Bee T DVD -R HQ 8788 Episode #38. 4-14-2006 News Media. 175881 1989 Suito Homu (aka Sweet Home) G Japan Reporter-Producer Kazuo is the leader. Reporter Asuka is headstrong and bossy. She declares that this is her documentary. Cameraman Taguchi. These three make up a team of media-type people who go to an abandoned mansion in search of a valuable fresco painted by the home’s owner. They are interrupted by an insane ghost, the wife of the owner, who starts butchering people. The player controls the five-person party, trapped in the confusing mansion. The female reporter Asuka can pick up broken glass obstructing the play and clean the frescoes so Taguchi can photograph them.. The two male journalist leaders, Taguchi and Kazuo, wield heavier weapons such as axes. Kazuo, supposedly the leader, holds the Lighter, an important item used to burn down ropes and attack a few enemies. He is Akiko’s love interest. Taguchi, called taro in the game, takes photos of the frescoes and the camera can decode hidden messages in the frescoes. His camera can also cause some damage to enemies. 175882 1989 Suito Homu (aka Sweet Home) MF Japan. Originally a video game then made into a film. Reporter-Producer Kazuo Hoshino (Shingo Yamashiro) is the leader. Reporter Asuka (Fukumi Kuroda) is headstrong and bossy. She declares that this is her documentary. Cameraman Ryo Taguchi (Ichiro Furutachi). These three make up a TV production crew making a documentary about an infamous painter. When they start filming at his old home, they come under attack from the ghost of the painter’s wife. Note: Some summaries say Akiko Hayakawa (Nobuko Miyamoto) is the reporter, not Asuka. Other summaries say neither is a reporter. 175883 1986 Suivez mon regard MF Reporter. Le Reporter au Chevet de Langloois (Michyel Duchaussoy). Le Reporter en Afrique (Hippolyte Girardot). 175884 2004 Suiyo puremia: sekai saikyo J hora SP Nihon no kowai yoru (aka Dark Tales of Japan): Kumo Onna (aka Spider Woman, The) MTF Japan - Collection of made-for TV tales from J-Horror TV’s 2004 series, “Nihon no Kowai Yoru” (aka Frightening Night of Japan). Each tale is by a different director and the stories range from monster tales to ghost stories. Magazine Reporters pursue a story about a local legend of a Spider Woman. Though their magazine’s circulation has shot up 20 percent following their dramatic articles, the two reporters have yet to find a single shred of evidence backing up their stories. Then they hear about a young girl who claims to have been attacked by the horrible monster. 175885 1994 Sukrutham MF Journalist Ravishekar (Mammootty) 175886 2005 Sul sun (aka Slim ‘Til Dead) MF Hong Kong Photojournalist Tin Fuk (Wu Qing Zho) joins detectives to investigate a serial killer who abducts models and forces them to slim down to 70 pounds killing them. The victims are starved, mutilated and killed when they are weighing exactly 70 pounds. The victims have a link to a TV show running a beauty contest called “Slim Queen” where the models appear as contestants. 175887 1941 Sullivan's Travels M DVD -R HQ 3068, 3065. L News Media.. Picture in the papers. Reporter (Chuck Hamilton, Cyril Ring). Radio Man (Richard Webb). Cameraman (Victor Potel). 175888 1966 Sult MF Denmark-Sweden Editor (Henki Kolstad) 175889 2002 Sum of All Fears, The M Sports Reporter (Gail Millman). Sports Reporter (Jason Millman). Zorkin's Interviewer (Robert Martin Robinson). Kremlin Photographer (Andre Cornellier). Photographer (Maksim Osadchy). 175890 2004 Sum of Existence M Newsreader (Claire Gandy). 175891 2006 Summer Blame M News Media. News Reporter (Craig Tsuyumine). 175892 2001 Summer Catch M TV Sportscaster Curt Gowdy (Himself) is the radio voice of the Cap-Cod baseball league. Every summer the hottest college ball players descent upon Cape Cord to pursue their baseball dreams during the day and blow off steam in town at night. For some of the players, sports is usually the only ticket out of a small industrial town 175893 1984 Summer Day, USA DT Series TV Anchor (Linda Ellerbee) 175894 1990 Summer Dreams: Story of the Beach Boys, The MT Reporter (Don Craig). Reporter at Beach (Aaron Lustig). 175895 1969 Summer Focus: Abortion DT Correspondent Frank Reynolds 175896 1999 Summer Hawk NJ Savage, Deborah Aspiring Journalist Taylor, 15-year-old, wants to be a journalist 175897 1987 Summer Heat M Reporter #1 (Duke Ernsberger). Reporter #2 (Robin Dale Robertson). Reporter #3 (Tony Marando). 175898 1963 Summer Holiday M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 175899 1948 Summer Holiday M DVD -R HQ 9765, 9766. L. VHS 1293 Goodrich, Frances, Albert Hackett (Screenplay) and Eugene O'Neill (Play - "Ah Wilderness!"). Irving Brecher, Jean Holloway (Screenplay) Ness Book. Forties, The Editor Nat Miller (Walter Huston) of The Danville Globe sings happily about his town in opening song, "It's Our Home Town" Uncle Sid (Frank Morgan) is regarded by Miller as "the best reporter I ever had." Editor rehires him when he gets fired from a job in another town because he’s an alcoholic. 175900 2004 Summer of ‘50, The N Pensoneau, Taylor Investigative Reporter Jake Brosky, the crack veteran reporter for the St. Louis World, has reported on many scandals, but none with a more surprise ending. He unravels a string of murders in southern Illinois. 175901 1993 Summer of Fear, A NM Parker, T. Jefferson Reporter-Crime Writer Russell Monroe finds his former lover brutally slain in an apparently ritual style, he suspects a connection to other recent murders in the county. Soon all evidence of the death disappears. And the mystery deepens. String of killings continue in gruesome style. Monroe becomes the contact of the deranged man responsible. As Monroe gets more and more involved, his wife is fighting a terminal brain tumor. 175902 1999 Summer of Sam M DVD News Media. Tabloids. Anchormen (Ernie Anastos, Jim Jensen). Anchorwoman (Melba Tolliver). TV Reporter John Jeffries (Spike Lee), superficial TV newsman from Manhattan.. Columnist Jimmy Breslin (Himself). Yankee Broadcaster Phil Rizzuto - Voice - Himself). 175903 2001 Summer of Storms N Kelman, Judith Photojournalist Anna Jameson has an opportunity to make her mark as a photographer in New York for a high-powered media conglomerate and despite her mother's worry and warning she takes it. Still-unsolved murder of her 3-year-old sister still haunts her. "The Sleeping Beauty Murder" suddenly comes back into her life, 30 years after it took place. Jameson is now 33 and confronting her family demons. Armed with a camera, she becomes acclimated to the perils of the city -- she captures a drug deal on film, escapes a would-be rapist and shoots a newspaper expose of her neighborhood's prostitution ring. An elite volunteer group of colorful forensic experts devoted to investigating unsolved homicides receives anonymous phone call saying the girl's killer might strike again. They take the case colliding with Jameson in its researches. Body count rises. 175904 1982 Summer of the Sioux NW Champlin, Tim - Matt Tierney, reporter series News Media 175905 1960 Summer Olympics from Rome DT CBS News 175906 1998 Summer Place N Darty, Peggy Weinberg List Journalist 175907 1985 Summer Rental M Photographer at Pier (Patricia Herd). Announcer (Murphy Dunne). Announcer (Leigh French). Announcer (Reni Santoni). Regatta Announcer (Jack C. Woods). 175908 2005 Summer School I: Warm Days, Hot Nights N Rogers, Dick Adult Radio Producer Steven Williams, pretty Book Editor Denise Cochran and horny rag trade Nick Armitage each have their own randy reasons for signing up for summer school courses at the local college in the summer of 1967. Here they receive expert tutelage from the cunning linguist Grahame Johnstone, as well as enthusiastic assistance from fellow students such as the succulent Suzie Brush and the Buxom Beth Grafton. The newscomers prove to be eager and adept pupils 175909 2005 Summer School II; All Night Girls, Volume 2 N Rogers, Dick Adult Radio Producer Steven Williams has to decide who’s going to get his complimentary ticket to a concert being given by sexy rock idol Shane Hammond. There’s Annabel, the blonde bombshell who eagerly laps up all the sensual experiences life has to offer. There’s voluptuous Camilla, deliciously skilled in the arts of love. Hazel and Patsy, the luscious bosom buddies, and his own girlfriend, succulent Gillian Savage. It’s enough to make a man shake all over during summer school in the local college. 175910 2003 Summer Secrets N Freethy, Barbara Reporter Tyler Jamison arrives on idyllic Castleton Island off the coast of Washington State claiming he wants to write a story about the around-the-world sailboat race that a man and his three daughters won eight years ago. But he is actually there to learn which of the three girls gave birth to a child during the race -- a child illegally adopted by his brother who may lose a custody battle if the identity of the birth mother isn't discovered. He knows the once-famous family is hiding something but doesn't know that it could devastate him and his brother. Tyler and one of the daughters begin a relationship but each feel guilty because of the lies they tell each other. Even as the three sisters close ranks against the tenacious reporter, the past threatens to drown them. 175911 1982 Summer Sky NR James, Kristin (pseudonym of Candace Camp) Investigative Reporter Chris Wozniak is swept into a tumultuous affair with stunning Cara Stone. It’s a dream come true until the rugged, famous journalist reveals a terrible secret. Heartbroken, Cara wants only to forget him, but her tycoon father is threatened with extortion and needs their help. Desire and pride struggle fiercely within Cara’s heart as she and Chris are thrust together into a treacherous world of greed and power, cover-ups and betrayals. Only when Cara nearly lost to him forever does Chris vow to destroy the barrier that keeps their love from blazing under the...Summer Sky. 175912 1944 Summer Storm M Editor Nadena Kalenin (Anna Lee). Publisher Mr. Kalenin (Andre Charlot). 175913 1983 Summer Storm NR Wolf, Joan Reporters and paparazzi. Chris was a struggling actor and Mary a struggling scholar but their marriage was a perfect, passionate union -- until the glitter of Hollywood and a dazzling starlet stole Chris away. At the time when she needed him most, he betrayed and failed her and she swore never to see him again. Chris became a world-famous actor and Mary a respected professor, and only in the darkness of the movie theater did she allow herself to think of him. Then, in the flash and glare of reporters’ cameras, they met again and the smoldering love reignited. They had never officially divorced. Had he come back to reestablish the marriage or end it irrevocably? 175914 1984 Summer Sunday U.S.A. DT TV Anchor Linda Ellerbee. 175915 2000 Summer's Child N Chamberlain, Diane TV Journalist Rory Taylor, host of TV's True Life Stories is asked to help find the birth mother of a beautiful, slightly handicapped young woman who was found abandoned on a beach in North Carolina. He has a personal interest in her story since he has been one of the many teenagers hanging out on the beach the summer the baby was found. The 11-year-old girl who found the baby always had a crush on Taylor. She also knows the baby's true story. 175916 2001 Summer's Rage, A DT Short Interviewer Joshua Jose. 175917 2008 Summerhill MT Reporter (Matthew Steer) 175918 2004 Summerland: Kicking and Screaming T Episode #10. 7-27-2004 Reporter (Kristin Veitch). Reporter #2 (Matt Huhn). 175919 2005 Summerland: Signs T DVD -R HQ 3538 Episode #22. 6-13-2005 News Media. When Bradlin returns form his surf tour in Hawaii, he is asked to replace Jay with a well-known sports manager who can make him a media star. Photographer (Darren Keefe). 175920 2005 Summerland: What's Past Is Prologue T DVD -R HQ 10161 Episode. 7-18-2005. News Media. Reporter (Teresa Strasser). Reporter for Surf Competition (Paul Dean). Photographer #1 (Tony Donno). Photographer (Kevin Foster). 175921 2002 Summerslam M Interviewer Terri (Terri Runnels). Jonathan "The Coach" Coachman, Interviewer (Jonathan Coachman). Interviewer Mark Lloyd (Mark Lloyd). 175922 1971 Summertree M TV News Reporter's camera zooms in on wounded son as they turn off the news with remote control, not hearing the report. At end of the film. 175923 2008 Summit, The MT Journalist (Peter Tharos) 175924 1984 Sun Also Rises, The T SV 210 (Parts I and II) Newspaperman 175925 1957 Sun Also Rises, The M DVD -R HQ 7983, 7984, 7982. SVD 582. SVD 555 Hemingway, Ernest (Novel). Peter Viertel (Screenplay) Ness Book. Powers Correspondent Jake Barnes (Tyrone Power) impotent and revisiting Paris, working for the Paris branch of a New York paper. 175926 1926 Sun Also Rises, The N OWN - P Hemingway, Ernest Newspaperman Jake Barnes, the heavy drinking newspaperman, wounded covering the war. Jacob (Jake) Barnes is the narrator, an American expatriate living in Paris where he works as a correspondent for a newspaper. In World War I, wounded in the groin and is sexually impotent. Seems to work very little and spends most of his time talking and drinking in cafes. Lover of good food and drink, an expert trout fisherman, an aficionado of the bullfight. 175927 1975 Sun Bunnies (aka Beach Bunnies, The. Red, Hot and Sexy) M Ness Female Reporter for a Gossip Magazine investigates reports that a movie star has had a sex change operation. 175928 1970 Sun Dance Murders, The N OWN - P McCurtin, Peter Reporter Berger was no ordinary reporter. He carried a gun and he learned quickly that it wasn't nearly enough. 175929 1923 Sun Field, The N GPL Broun, Heywood Reporters and newspapers. 175930 1960 Sun Is My Shadow, The N OWN - H Wilder, Robert Publisher Carol Hillyard of one of New York's most powerful newspapers, building her own life in the rough-tough world of a big-city newspaper. Newspaperman narrator. U.S. between late 1920s and the coming of World War II 175931 1999 Sun King, The N Ignatius, David Magazine Editor David Cantor of Reveal, a debt-ridden society magazine. A feature he writes on a mysterious new Washington D.C. billionaire and publishing mogul Sandy Galvin (aka The Sun King), gives him a new lease on life. Galvin wants to buy the Washington Sun and Tribune, a family-owned business like the Washington Post. In exchange for some inside information, he promises to make Cantor his lifestyle editor. Cantor and Galvin are both Harvard men, though Galvin never graduated and their business relationship becomes a friendship shot through with a shared sense of nostalgia and unrealized ambitions. Galvin panics the Sun's owners into selling to him, shakes the place out of its stodgy slumbers with bingo contests and front-page crusades. Cantor realizes Galvin's real aim is to win one-time Harvard girlfriend. The woman is gorgeous Candace Ridgway, paper's Pulitzer Prize-winning foreign editor (known as The Mistress of Fact). Used to put our Harvard Crimson with Cantor. Galvin makes her editor. Threesome spar about love and journalism. 175932 1999 Sun Mountain: Comstock Memoir, A NW Wheeler, Richard S. Reporter Henry Jackson Stoddard narrates. Fellow journalism is Sam Clemens. Joins The Territorial Enterprise as a reporter. 175933 1950 Sun Sets at Dawn M Ness Reporters covering the execution of a young man who claims he is wrongfully accused. Reporters tell the story, each from his own perspective. Reporter, AP (Charles Meredith). Reporter, EP (Jack Reynolds). Reporter, National News Service (King Donovan). Reporter, Globe Express (Charles Arnt). Reporter, Herald (Sam Edwards). Reporter, Feature Syndicate (Percy Helton). Reporter, Forty-Six (Perry Ivins). Reporter, National News Service (King Donovan). Reporter, Feature Syndicate (Percy Helton). Reporter, Forty-Six (Perry Ivins). 175934 2000 Sun Yat Sen: In the Mouth of the Dragon MT Reporter (Joseph Rosati). 175935 2006 Sun-Kissed NJ De la Cruz, Melissa Columnist Mara is always on the go in her new job as junior journalist with Hamptons magazine. She is living every girl's dream -- playing house with her boyfriend on his parents' luxury yacht while writing a column about night-life in the Hamptons. She and her two friends make up the gang from The Au Pairs. Her plans for a relaxing summer are dashed because of her new job. She has all the VIPS in the hottest clubs hanging on her every word. With a press pass to every hot event, Mara's ready to hit the red carpet and scoop even the most seasoned journalists. If only she could get a pass from her boyfriend, who just wants her to stay home and cuddle. 175936 1974 Suna no utsuwa MF Journalist Matsuzaki (Takanobu Hozumi). 175937 1920 Sunbeams, Inc. N OWN - H Street, Julian Newspaperman goes into business as a gloom-chaser becoming a commercial Pollyana and when war comes he goes to France to help it with his sunshine. 175938 1945 Sunbonnet Sue M Commentator (Michael Rafetto) 175939 1994 Sunburn N OWN - P Shames, Laurence Reporter from Key West befriends an old man and helps him write his memoirs. 175940 2000 Suncatchers, The N Turner, Jamie Langston Reporter Perry Warren sent to research small-town Southerners and write an expose. Cynical sociologist changes opinions. 175941 1996 Sunchaser, The M CNN Reporter (Cynthia Allison) 175942 2005 Sundance Film Festival Dailies T Series 2003- Correspondent Whitney Cummings (2005) 175943 1963 Sunday DT Newsmagazine featuring Frank Blair, Ray Scherer, Richard Schickel, William K. Zinsser 175944 1963 Sunday DT Series. 10-27-1963 to 6-27-1965. NBC TV Newsmen Frank Blair and Bob Abernethy (News for Kids). Critic Cleveland Amory (Culture). Sportscaster Joe Garagiola (Sports). TV Newsman Roy Neal (Science). TV Newsman-Critic Edwin Newman (Theater Criticism). TV Newsman Ray Scherer (News). Critic Richard Schickel (Books). Critic William Zinsser (Film and Broadway). 175945 2002 Sunday MTF UK/Ireland. Photographer, RUC (Albert Thompson). 175946 2006 Sunday AM DT Series TV Program. TV Newsreader(Moira Stuart). Weather Reporter (Tomasz Shafenaker). Presenter (Andrew Marr). 175947 2005 Sunday AM DT TV Program. TV Newsreaders Louise Minchin, Jules Botfield, Suanna Reid, Moira Stuart (2006). Weather Reporters John Hammond, Tomasz Shafenaker (2006). Correspondent Collette McBeth. Presenter Andrew Marr (2006). 175948 2003 Sunday at the Pool in Kigali, A N Courtemanche, Gil Author was sent to Rwanda in 1989 by his newspaper to report about the scourge of AIDs. Canadian Correspondent Bernard Valcourt, a foreign journalist in Rwanda gets into a love affair with a waitress in Kigali, the capital of Rwanda. As they fall in love, civil anarchy and rumours of war fill the city. Valcourt is in Rwanda planning a film on the local AIDs epidemic when he falls in love with a Tutsi waitress who works at his hotel at the time of the Hutu-led genocides. The novel chronicles the days of government-sponsored atrocities. 175949 1950 Sunday at the Zoo DT Series. 6-11-1950 to 12-23-1950. ABC Host Durward Kirby. 175950 1991 Sunday Best T Correspondent (Linda Ellerbee - Herself). Roving Correspondent (Merrill Markoe). 175951 1944 Sunday Dinner for a Soldier M Photographer (Chester Conklin). 175952 1983 Sunday Funnies T Variety special Sportscaster Tank McNamara (Dick Butkus) 175953 1981 Sunday Game, The DT News Program. Chief Anchor Michael Lyster (1981-). Evening Anchor Pat Spillane (2003-). Reporters Jim Carney, John Kenny. Ciaran Mullooly. Commentators Ger Canning, Garry MacDonncha, Darragh Maloney, Marty Morrisey. 175954 1973 Sunday Girl N Laughley, L News Media 175955 1964 Sunday in New York M DVD -R HQ 2658, 2659. SVD 1335 Krasna, Norman (Play and Screenplay). AFI-Newspapermen. Ness Book Sportswriter Mike Mitchell (Rod Taylor) for the Philadelphia Inquirer and occasional music critic. Eileen Tyler (Jane Fonda) works for a newspaper in Albany and decides to seduce sportswriter. Meet on a bus. Her brooch gets caught on reporter's suit coat. Reporter refuses to continue affair because she is a virgin. Complications develop when her boyfriend arrives and catches reporter with his girlfriend, so Mitchell passes himself off as her brother. Real brother shows up. Passed off as friend. Woman dumps boyfriend for reporter. Reporter says he is writing a book and plans to become a correspondent in Tokyo. Tyler has no trouble dropping her job to run off to New York when her relationship ends. Playboy image of male reporter. 175956 1986 Sunday in the Park with George T Filmed production of the Pulitzer prize winning musical stage production. Photographer (Sue Anne Gershenson). 175957 1979 Sunday Morning DT Series. 1-28-1979. CBS TV Newsmen Charles Kuralt (1-28-1979 to 4-3-1994), Charles Osgood (4-10-1994). Equivalent of a Sunday morning newspaper. Sportscaster Ray Gandolf (Sports, 1979-1982). Media Critic Jeff Greenfield (1979-1982 at least). Media Critic Ron Powers (1983-1988). Media Critic John Leonard (1988-). 175958 1937 Sunday Night at the Trocadero M Musical Short Columnist (Lester Dorr). Columnist-Commentator (Robert Benchley - Himself). Uniformed Messenger (Peter Lind Hayes). 175959 1979 Sunday Papers MUS Jackson, Joe News Media. Song rips the British tabloids and the gossip columnists. “I got nothing against the press. They wouldn’t print it if it wasn’t true,” he deadpans while listing the “useful stuff” you learn by reading a newspaper: “If you want to know about the bishop and the actress...If you want to know about the stains on the mattress...If you want to know about the gay poloitician...If you want to know about the new sex position. You can read it in the Sunday papers.” 175960 2004 Sunday Philosophy Club, The N Smith, Alexander McCall Editor Isabel is middle-aged, independently wealthy, lives in Edinburgh, Scotland where she edits an Edinburgh philosophical journal, The Review of Applied Ethics. Isabel is a remarkable single woman of independent means with a penchant for meddling who is a smart, tart editor. 175961 1942 Sunday Punch M DVD -R HQ 5593, 5594 Photographer (Lester Dorr). 175962 1979 Sunday Punch N Newman, Edwin Weinberg List Journalist 175963 1957 Sunday Romance, A (aka Bakaruhaban. In Soldier's Uniform) M Hungarian. Ness Journalist Sandor (Ivan Darvas) in 1914 has a love affair with a girl but ruins it when he won't marry below his own rank. 175964 1959 Sunday Showcase T Series 1959-1960. Press 175965 1959 Sunday Showcase: Sacco-Vanzetti Story, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #25-#26. 6-3/10-1960 Newspaperman (Dana Elcar). Narrator (Ben Grauer). 175966 2001 Sunday's Silence N Nahal, Gina B. Correspondent Adam Watkins, cynical foreign correspondent hardened by childhood of abuse and abandonment 175967 1975 Sundige Kleinstadt, Die MF Germany Journalist 175968 1984 Sundog N OWN - H Harrison, Jim Journalist Blasé writing about a man who was crippled when he was working on a giant dam. 175969 1948 Sundown in Santa Fe M Hall, Norman S. (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Owner of local newspaper is masterminding robberies conducted by member of gang that assassinated President Lincoln. Investigator meets his contact who takes job as printer at the newspaper. Newspaper owner attempts to frame the investigator. But investigator captures him after a fight on a runaway covered wagon. 175970 1942 Sundown Kid, The M SVD 551 White, Eddy (Story). Norman S. Hall (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Lynn Parsons (Linda Johnson) for the Chicago Eagle has a love-hate relationship with the hero who went to prison to get information about a ring of counterfeiters operating out of a ranch. He heads west to infiltrate the gang. He accuses Parsons of nearly getting him killed on previous assignment by almost revealing his identity. Reporter wants to interview elderly female rancher who inherited fortune. Her lawyer is working with crooks to pass phony money on to her when they make payments on her interest. Reporter becomes suspicious when she tries to interview lawyer and finds him burning law books. She eventually resorts to pulling a gun on the old woman so she can talk to her. She reveals woman's son died in Chicago leaving will that left everything to missing son. Lost heir is actually the hero. He finds out but keeps it from reporter. Prisoner hero duped to get information escapes from prison and confronts the hero. Hero escapes and arrives in time to rescue reporter and his mother. He captures crooks and three make plans to head to Chicago. 175971 1920 Sundown Slim M AFI-Poets Writer 175972 2005 Sundowning M Reporter (Tavia Lin Gilbert). Story of three generations of lobster fisherman on an isolated Northern Island, as they struggle with sudden illness, a declining industry, and long-buried family secrets 175973 1941 Sunny M Reporter (Richard Lane). 175974 1992 Sunny Says NR Hudson, Jan Loveswept #584. Foreign Correspondent Kale Hoaglin, a worldly, rugged journalist, expected Little Miss Sunshine when he met his television station’s weather reporter, but Sunny Larkin was a sassy surprise whose smile kindled enough sparks to start a bonfire. Intrigued by her enthusiasm and her rare talent, Kale wanted to mold her against him, savor her passion, and revel in the attraction that flowed between them potent as a riptide. He made her heart beat like rolling thunder, stroked her until she was wild with longing, but Sunny struggled to make Kale understand that his respect for her work meant as much as the magical pleasures they shared. Kale had never meant to fall in love, convinced his destiny lay in faraway places, but Sunny made him yearn to open his soul to hers. Could her rambling man believe in the kindred spirit he’d found? 175975 1918 Sunny Slopes N Hueston, Ethel (Powelson) Reporter Connie. Minister gets TB and moves to New Mexico with his wife. Wife's sister is Connie. 175976 1929 Sunny Wall, The N Hallack, C. Press 175977 1919 Sunnyside M DVD -R 1537 Jew in American Cinema Newspaper. Henry Bergman, playing role of Chaplin's girlfriend's father, reads a Yiddish newspaper 175978 1927 Sunrise M DVD -R HQ 6901, 6902 Photographer (J Farrell MacDonald - The Photographer) 175979 2003 Sunrise DT Australia Series 2003- TV Morning News Program. Morning breakfast show with news, sports, weather, current events and entertainment segments. Hosts Melissa Doyle (2004-2007), David Koch (2003-2007). News Presenter Natalie Barr (2004-2007). Reporters Monique Wright, Sona Kruger. Sports Presenter Mark Baretta (2004-2007). Medical Reporter John D'Arcy. Weatherman Grant Denyer (2003-2006). Garden Reporter Jason Hodges (2004) Music Reporter Ian "Molly" Meldrum (2004-2006). Cooking Reporter Darren Simpson. Celebrity Weather Reporter Kristine Stanley. Film Reporter Chris Murray. 175980 2008 Sunrise N Kingsbury, Karen #1 Sunrise Series Paparazzi want to cover the long-waited wedding day tat Dane and Katy are determined to keep a secret. It takes the help of the Baxter family and many of the CKT kids so that they’ll even have a chance at a private wedding. 175981 1960 Sunrise at Campobello M L Newsboy (Craig Curtis) 175982 1927 Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans M Photographer (J. Farrell MacDonald). 175983 1988 Sunset M DVD -R HQ 6643, 6644 Reporter (Krista Gray). Reporter (Melanie Jones). Reporter (Darrah Meeley). Reporter (Katie Morgan). Reporter (Don Sparks). Reporter (Tom Tarpey). 175984 1997 Sunset Beach T Series Reporter (Giselle Fernandez). Reporter (Tony Jones-Gavin Chase). 175985 2002 Sunset Blvd: Look Back, A DT Short Film Critic Andrew Sarris. Author Ed Sikov ("On Sunset Boulevard - The Life and Times of Billy Wilder"). 175986 1956 Sunset Boulevard T Robert Montgomery Presents - 12-3-56 Newspaperman (Darren McGavin). Mary Astor 175987 1955 Sunset Boulevard T Lux Video Theatre - 1-6-55 Newspaperman James Daly. Miriam Hopkins, 175988 1950 Sunset Boulevard (aka Sunset Blvd.) M DVD -R HQ 3283, 3284. L. Journalists greet Norma Desmond in final scene. Joe Gillis (William Holden) is a down-and-out Hollywood hack writer who left comfortable spot on a Dayton newspaper thinking he would make it big in California. Newsreel Cameraman (Sanford E. Greenwald). 175989 1995 Sunset Coast N Williams, Susan DeVore Weinberg List Journalist 175990 1993 Sunset Grill M Reporter (Venus DeMilo) 175991 1991 Sunset Heat M DVD -R HQ 2768, 2769. SV 230 Strom, Max, John Allen Nelson (Screenplay) Ness Book Photojournalist Eric Wright (Michael Pare) has published pictures in Time magazine. Once a drug dealer, quit when brother died of an overdose. 175992 1945 Sunset in El Dorado M Reporter (Terry Frost) 175993 1999 Sunset Limited NM Burke, James Lee Photojournalist Megan Flynn 175994 1938 Sunset Murder Case, The M Editor (Lester Dorr). 175995 2002 Sunset Stripped M Reporter (Lee Garland). Reporter (Glenn). Reporter (Jacob). Reporter (Bobby Neuwave). Reporter (Wit Maverick). Reporter (Laurent Sky). 175996 2003 Sunset Town M Short Comedy News Media. Reporter (Ron Hanks). TV Reporter (Valerie Shull). Photographer (Mark Ursa). 175997 1973 Sunshine MT Interviewer (Bill Stout). Real-life case history of cancer victim 175998 2007 Sunshine M Sci-Fi Communications Officer Harvey (Troy Garity). Time is 2057, seven years after a spacecraft and its crew were lost on a previous mission to kick start the fading sun. 175999 1936 Sunshine Ahead M Critic (Leslie Perrins - The Critic). 176000 1922 Sunshine Harbor M Wilson, Jerome N. (Story) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Billy Saunders ( (Ralf Harolde) of the city's newspaper wins the affection of future Reporter Betty Hopkins (Margaret Beecher). the daughter of an eye doctor. She rejects her father's choice of suitor in favor of the reporter. They go boating and when the engine fails, they are forced to spend the night together, causing her father to assume the worst. She runs away to New York and becomes a successful newswriter, but is blinded in an explosion while covering a chemical fire. After performing an operation to restore her sight, her father finally consents to her marriage to the reporter. Editor MacSorley (Julian Greer). 176001 1942 Suomisen Ollin tempausteledi MF Finland Newsreader (Thure Bahne - Voice). 176002 1993 Super 8-1/2 M Press Conference (Gemma Files). Press Conference (Hal Kelly). Press Conference (Glen Salter). 176003 1993 Super Angel M Photographer Viv Thomas (Himself). 176004 2002 Super B MF Philippines Journalist 176005 1991 Super Bloopers and Practical Jokes T Series Entertainment Journalism. ET Reporter Leeza Gibbons interviews the wrong person thanks to prankster John Tesh and the ET grew 176006 2006 Super Bowl XL DT Sports Staff. Sideline Reporters Michele Tafoya, Suzy Kolber.. Host Chris Berman. Sports Announcer Al Michaels. 176007 2005 Super Bowl XXIX DT Reporter Chris Myers - Sideline Reporter. 176008 2005 Super Bowl XXXIX DT Sidelines Reporters Chris Myers, Pam Oliver. Commentators Joe Buck, Cris Collinsworth, Troy Aikman. 176009 2003 Super Bowl XXXVII DT Sports. Play-by-Play Commentator Al Michaels. Host Chris Berman. Sideline Reporter Melissa Stark. Color Commentator John Madden. 176010 2004 Super Bowl XXXVIII T Sideline Reporters Bonnie Bernstein, Armen Keteyian. Color Commentator Phil Simms. 176011 1999 Super club de los tigritos, El TF Reporter (Claudia Culla) 176012 1970 Super Fight M Commentators (Guy Le Bow, Murray Woroner). 176013 2005 Super Fight, The: Marciano vs. Ali DT Commentators Guy Le Bow, Murray Woroner. Ring Announcer Mel Wolfe. 176014 1973 Super Fly T.N.T. M Photographer (Ennio Catalfamo). 176015 1990 Super Force MT SV 52 TV Anchor (Barbara Treutelaar) in her quest for total viewership, unwittingly gets involved in an assassination plot 176016 1988 Super Inday and the Golden Bibe MF Philippines Reporter 176017 1993 Super Mario Bros. M Reporter #1 (Harry Murphy). Reporter #2 (Patt Noday). 176018 2004 Super Secret Movie Rules: T Series Critic-Author (Michael J. Nelson - Himself). Critics (Eric Campus, Frank DeCaro - Themselves). Radio Host (Danny Bonaduce - Himself). Narrator (Jim Thornton). 176019 1998 Super Sexy M Photographer (Suze Randall) 176020 1999 Super Sexy Too M Photographer (Suze Randall) 176021 1937 Super Sleuth M SV 229 Reporter Hugo of the Gazette (Harland Tucker). Publicist Mary Strand (Ann Sothern) is the lady love of an actor who goes after a killer. Battling Photographer (Bobby Barber). 176022 2002 Super Sucker M Anchorman (Tom Whalen). 176023 2004 Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 M DVD -R HQ 4096, 4097 Media Mogul Bill Biscayne (Jon Voight) owns News Media throughout the world who is plotting to take over the minds of the world's children. Reporter (Donna Midcap). 176024 1962 Superboy: Benjamin Franklin’s Super-Reporter CB Adventure Comics, No. 296, May, 1962. 13 pages. Journalist Benjamin Franklin and his Super-Reporter. 176025 1951 Superboy: Pilot T VHS 999 Episode Reporter Clark Kent as a boy 176026 1989 Superboy: Revenge of the Alien (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #13-#14. 2-4/11-1989 Future Reporter Clark Kent (John Newton). Newscaster (Jerry Eden). 176027 1961 Superboy: Screen Tests T VHS 999 Episode Reporter Clark Kent as a boy 176028 1978 Superdome T News Media. Silent killer stalks New Orleans Super Bowl.. Announcer Charles Jones 176029 2002 Superfire MT News Media. Reporter (Jim McLarty). Reporter (Jon Palino). 176030 2006 Superflu: Race Against a Killer MT News Media. News Reader #1 (Lindy Sardelic). News Reader #2 (Michael Loney). News Reader #3 (Bob Brisbane). 176031 1984 Supergirl M Reporter Lois Lane's sister, Lucy Lane (Maureen Teefy) 176032 2000 Superguy: Behind the Cape M Los Angeles News Anchor (Ed Shifres). 176033 2008 Superhero Movie M News Media. Reporter Ed (Byrne Offutt). TV News Anchor (Kent Shocknek). Orphaned high school student Rick Riker is bitten by a radioactive dragonfly, develops super powers except for the ability to fly and becomes a hero. 176034 1988 Superior Court: Faithful Dog T Episode. Reporter (Jasper Cole). 176035 2007 Superior Deception N Williams, Matthew Reporter Vince Marshall. who works for the newspaper in Apostle Bay, a quaint harbor town on the southern shore of Lake Superior, has a plan to be a better dad -- wean himself from his cell phone and a 24/78 work mentality and spend more time with his toddler. But when his daughter discovers the local judge swinging from a noose at the playground and Vince’s friend becomes a murder suspect, his plan unravels. With toddler in hand, Marshall knocks heads with a coworker out for his beat and a mayor with questionable motives while chasing clues left by a senile grave robber. Meanwhile, arson, vandalism, domestic violence and a contested election. To complicate matters, the chief of police is dating Vince’s mother. And Vince attracts the town’s ladies with his adorable child. No matter how clueless Vince is this time around, he stumbles upon the guilty and survives. His appeal may stem from the fact that he has put his career on hold to be a father. Restoring order and saving his friend will require following a trail of deception to the solution of a 150-year-old mystery. 176036 2005 Superior Position N McNamara, Evan Investigative Reporter is shot dead in a small town in Colorado while looking into "mountain sprawl." A deputy and former Army sniper must catch a ruthless sharpshooter who is ready to kill again. 176037 1980 Superkid P MLPL Jackson, R.E. Play Index, 1978-82 Press 176038 1997 Superlative Man, The N Thomas, Herbert Reporter Harvey Gander is a lonesome cub reporter for the Metropolitan Meteor. Exposes a hero as a fake. 176039 2007 SuperMADE: Fashion Reporter T DVD -R HQ 9026 Episode. 10-7-2007. Reality series. Fashion Reporter. Young man wants to become a fashion reporter in New York City and cameras follow him around as he works to achieve his goal. 176040 1942 Superman N OWN - H Lowther, George Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 176041 1951 Superman and the Mole Men (aka Superman and the Strange People) M VHS 1012 Siegel Jerry, Joe Shuster (Characters). Richard Fielding (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporters Clark Kent and Superman (George Reeves) and Los Lane (Phyllis Coates). Mild-mannered reporter and sob sister come out west to do a story on an oil well. Discover well is about to be shut down but encounter race of dwarf-like creatures. Creatures have climbed up from center of the Earth. Lane announces that she has to call her editor with "the biggest story of the century." Superman convinces her that running the story would cause a nationwide panic so she agrees to hold off. Lane comments on how afraid Kent is. She even gets a chance to slug a couple of the members of a lynch mob. Kent is allowed to assist in an operation to remove a bullet from one of the mole men. Real villains turn out to be local townspeople. Townspeople try to track mole men down and kill them. Kent puts a stop to the mob and gets in a message about need to be tolerant of cultures alien to our own. "Kent, you're a newspaperman. You want a story. Well, I can give you one that's so big, so fantastic that you wouldn't dare print it." "Whatever you can prove, I'll print." 176042 2006 Superman Handbook D Beatty, Scott Reporters Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen, and Editor Perry White of the Daily Planet. 176043 1978 Superman I (aka Superman. Superman, the Movie. Daily Planet: Movie, The) M DVD. L Siegel, Jerry, Joe Shuster (Characters). Mario Puzo (Story). Puzo, David Newman, Leslie Newman, Robert Benton (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporters Clark Kent (Christopher Reeve), Lois Lane (Margot Kidder) of the Daily Planet ("a great metropolitan newspaper whose reputation for clarity and truth had become a symbol of hope for the city of Metropolis"). Editor Perry White (Jackie Cooper). Villain finds out about Superman from Metropolitan News coverage on TV and about his weakness because of a newspaper interview. "What are you writing, Miss Lane?" An ode to spring. How do you spell 'massacre'?" "Look Lois, Clark Kent may seem like just.." "...a mild-mannered reporter, but, listen, not only does he know how to treat his editor-in-chief with the proper respect, not only does he have a snappy, punchy prose style, but he is, in my 40 years in the business, the fastest typist I've ever seen." Copy Boy-Cub Reporter Jimmy Olsen (Marc McClure). Newscasters (Keith Alexander, Norwich Duff, Michael Ensign). 1st Editor (Billy J. Mitchell). 2nd Editor (Robert Henderson). News Vendor (Matt Russo). TV Cameraman (Paul Avery). Editor (Sonia Sahni). 1st Reporter (Larry Lamb). 2nd Reporter (James Brockington). 3rd Reporter (John Cassady). 4th Reporter (John F. Parker). 5th Reporter (Antony Scott). 6th Reporter (Ray Evans). 7th Reporter (Sue Shifrin). 8th Reporter (Miquel Brown). 176044 1981 Superman II M DVD -R HQ 3044, 3045, 3034. DVD. L Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster (Characters). Mario Puzzo (Story and Screenplay with David Newman, Leslie Newman). Reporters Clark Kent (Christopher Reeve) and Lois Lane (Margot Kidder) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Jackie Cooper). Cub Reporter Jimmy Olsen (Marc McClure) Film opens in the Daily Planet newsroom where the staff is following a story on terrorists who have planted a bomb in the Eiffel Tower. Reporter Lane is there and is saved by Superman. Reporters Kent and Lane are assigned to pose as a newlywed couple to do a Sunday magazine expose on the honeymoon racket. Aliens destroy part of the Daily Plant office. Aliens also manipulate the media to broadcast their intentions and demonstrate their power. Reporter (Richard LeParmentier). 176045 2006 Superman II: Richard Donnor Cut, The M Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster (Characters). Mario Puzzo (Story and Screenplay with David Newman, Leslie Newman). Reporters Clark Kent (Christopher Reeve) and Lois Lane (Margot Kidder) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Jackie Cooper). Cub Reporter Jimmy Olsen (Marc McClure) Reporters Kent and Lane are assigned to pose as a newlywed couple to do a Sunday magazine expose on the honeymoon racket. Aliens destroy part of the Daily Plant office. Lois Lane is convinced he is Superman right from the start. Draws Clark Kent over a picture of Superman. Jumps out of a window to prove it but the ruse fails. Aliens also manipulate the media to broadcast their intentions and demonstrate their power. Reporter (Richard LeParmentier). Newsvendor (Eugene Lipinski). 176046 1983 Superman III M DVD. L Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster (Characters). David Newman, Leslie Newman (Screenplay) Reporters Clark Kent (Christopher Reeve) and Lois Lane (Margot Kidder) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (Jackie Cooper). Cub Reporter Jimmy Olsen (Marc McClure). Newsreader (Philip Gilbert). 176047 1983 Superman III NSF OWN - P Kotzwinkle, William Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent, Los Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 176048 1987 Superman IV: Quest for Peace, The M DVD. L Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster (Characters). Christopher Reeve, Lawrence Konner, Mark Rosenthal (Story). Konner, Rosenthal (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporters Clark Kent (Christopher Reeve) and Lois Lane (Margot Kidder) of the Daily Planet staff. Rupert Murdoch-type media mogul David Warfield (Sam Wanamaker) buys the Daily Planet and installs his daughter Lacy Warfield (Mariel Hemingway) as publisher. They turn the paper into a sensationalistic tabloid. Lacy tries to seduce Kent into helping her on a series called "Metropolis After Dark." A nuclear man thrashes the Daily Planet offices but Superman finally stops him. Order is restored at the end when Editor Perry White (Jackie Cooper) manages to buy the Daily Planet convincing shareholders to reinstate him as head of the paper. Warfield: "Tone down our headlines? Lacy, that's all the common man reads." Lacy: "Well, we could do with a little less sensationalism." Warfield: "Less sensational papers go broke. I thought I taught you long ago that the business of newspapers is business." Lacy: "No daddy, our business is journalism. We can't continue to be so irresponsible. Otherwise we're going to lead everyone into a disaster." Editor (Kimi Katkar). MBC Newscaster (Kerry Shale). 176049 2006 Superman Returns M DVD -R HQ 7780, 7781, 7782 Siegel, Jerry and Joe Shuster (Characters). Bryan Singer, Michael Dougherty, Dan Harris (Story). Dougherty and Harris (Screenplay) Reporter Clark Kent (Brandon Routh) of the Daily Planet in Metropolis.. Reporter Lois Lane (Kate Bosworth). Editor Perry White (Frank Langella). Cub Reporter Jimmy Olsen (Sam Huntington). Daily Planet Reporter (Roger Sciberras). Journalist (Gerry Sont). The Man of Steel is back after being away for several years and discovers that the world, and Lois Lane, may have learned to survive without him. News Anchor (Holly Fields). Lane has three new acquisitions: a Pulitzer Prize for her editorial "Why the World Doesn't Need Superman," a new boyfriend and a young son named Jason (Tristan Leabu), Kent-Superman's son. French News Anchor (Frederique Fouche). German Anchor (Julian Pulvermacher). German Reporter (Rebecca Barratt). Sydney Reporter (Penelope Heath). Reporter at Deli (Genevieve Davis). Cape Canaveral Reporter (Robert Meyere Burnett). News Anchor (Paul Shedlowich). News Anchor (Ted Maynard). News Anchor #2 (Ed Wightman). News Anchor #3 (Prue Lewarne). News Anchor #4 (Paul Shedlowich). News Anchor #5 (Barry Quiin). News Anchor #6 (Francine Bell). 176050 2006 Superman Returns N Wolfman, Marv Reporters Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen, and Editor Perry White of the Daily Planet. 176051 2006 Superman Returns Calendar D Reporters Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen, and Editor Perry White of the Daily Planet. 176052 2006 Superman Returns: HBO First Look DT DVD -R HQ 6316. Reporter Clark Kent (Brandon Routh) of the Daily Planet in Metropolis.. Reporter Lois Lane (Kate Bosworth). Editor Perry White (Frank Langella). Cub Reporter Jimmy Olsen (Sam Huntington). News Anchor (Paul Shedlowich). The Man of Steel is back after being away for several years and discovers that the world, and Lois Lane, may have learned to survive without him. Lane has three new acquisitions: a Pulitzer Prize for her editorial "Why the World Doesn't Need Superman," a new boyfriend and a young son named Jason (Tristan Leabu), Kent-Superman's son. 176053 2006 Superman Returns: Official Movie Guide, The DT Reporters Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen, and Editor Perry White of the Daily Planet. 176054 2006 Superman Returns: Shooting Script, The MS Singer, Bryan, Dennis Harris and Michael Dougherty Reporters Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen, and Editor Perry White of the Daily Planet. 176055 2006 Superman Returns: Strange Visitor Junior Novel NJ Simonson, Louise Reporters Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen, and Editor Perry White of the Daily Planet. 176056 1940 Superman, 1940: Animated Cartoons C L Fleischer, Max and Dave Fleischer 17 classic cartoons in the early 1940s. The Superman Cartoons of Max & Dave Fleischer Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176057 1942 Superman, 1940: Arctic Giant C L Episode #4. 2-27-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. Dinosaur is bought to Metropolis from Siberia, frozen inside an iceberg. The ice melts and he is alive. 176058 1942 Superman, 1940: Billion Dollar Limited C L Episode #3. 1-9-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. Crooks wants to steal a billion dollars in gold from a train bound for the U.S. mint. 176059 1942 Superman, 1940: Bulleteers C L Episode #5. 3-27-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. Crooks in a bullet-shaped rocket car threaten Metropolis with destruction unless their demands are met. 176060 1942 Superman, 1940: Destruction, Inc. C L Episode #13. 12-25-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. Spies sabotage a Metropolis munitions plant, capture Lois and place her in a loaded torpedo fired at a ship. 176061 1942 Superman, 1940: Electric Earthquake C L Episode #7. 5-15-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. American Indian demands that Manhattan be returned to his people or he will destroy Metropolis. 176062 1942 Superman, 1940: Eleventh Hour C L Episode #12. 11-20-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. Kent and Lois Lane are taken captive in the wartime city of Yokohama. 176063 1942 Superman, 1940: Japoteurs C L Episode #10. 9-18-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. At an unveiling of a new super aircraft Japanese agents hijack it and plan to return it to their country. 176064 1943 Superman, 1940: Jungle Drums C L Episode #15. 3-26-1943 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. Nazis pose as high priests in an African jungle temple where they plot to destroy our aircraft. 176065 1942 Superman, 1940: Magnetic Telescope C L Episode #6. 4-24-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. Giant magnet that can pull asteroids from outer space goes out of control. 176066 1941 Superman, 1940: Mechanical Monsters, The C L Episode #2. 11-28-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. Giant flying robots are robbing Metropolis until they meet the Man of Steel. 176067 1943 Superman, 1940: Mummy Strikes, The C L Episode #14. 2-19-1943 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. Giant mummy guards of King Tush are brought back to life in a Metropolis museum and rampage through the city. 176068 1943 Superman, 1940: Secret Agent C L Episode #17. 7-30-1943 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. Female intelligence officer on her way to Washington to deliver top secret documents is ambushed by the Nazis. 176069 1942 Superman, 1940: Showdown C L Episode #11. 10-16-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. Crook robs Metropolis posing as the Man of Steel. He ends up wishing he hadn't. 176070 1941 Superman, 1940: Superman C L Episode #1. 9-26-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. The first episode finds Superman saving Metropolis from a mad scientist and his electrothenasia ray. 176071 1942 Superman, 1940: Terror on the Midway C L Episode #9. 8-28-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. King Kong-sized gorilla escapes its cage and terrorizes a crowded circus. 176072 1943 Superman, 1940: Underground World C L Episode #16. 6-18-1943 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. Clark, Lois and the Professor journey to a lost underground cavern where they discover a lost race of birdmen. 176073 1942 Superman, 1940: Volcano C L Episode #8. 7-10-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. Long dormant volcano becomes active and threatens a small Pacific Island. 176074 1968 Superman, 1966: Batman-Superman Hour, The C Series 1968 to 9-6-1969. 26 Episodes. Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176075 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: C Series 9-10-1966 to 1967. 18 Episodes. Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Voice) and Lois Lane (Joan Alexander - Voice). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Jackson Beck). 176076 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: A.P.E. Strikes Again C DVD -R HQ 6235 Bensol, Oscar Episode #37. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176077 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Abominable Ice-Man, The C Episode #21. 11-19-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176078 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Ape Army of the Amazon, The C DVD -R HQ 6382 Bensol, Oscar Episode #16. 10-29-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176079 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Atomic Superman, The C Episode #48. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176080 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Bird-Men From Lost Valley, The C Episode #36. 1-7-1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176081 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Brainiac's Bubbles C SVD 1214 Episode #44. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176082 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Cage of Glass, The C SVD 1179 Episode #47. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176083 1968 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Can a Luthor Change His Spots (Parts 1 and 2) C SVD 1208 Episodes #55-56. 1968 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Editor Perry White hires Luthor as the Daily Planet's new science editor. Showdown at the Daily Planet presses. Jimmy Olson and Clark Kent featured. 176084 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Chimp Who Made It Big, The C Episode #7. 10-1-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176085 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Cold Comfort C VHS 643. VHS 586 Episode Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176086 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Deadly Dish, The C Episode #18. 11-5-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176087 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Deadly Icebergs, The C Episode #8. 10-1-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176088 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Deadly Super-Doll, The C Episode #26. 12-3-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176089 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Double Talk C VHS 622 Episode Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176090 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Fire Phantom, The C Episode #17. 11-5-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176091 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Force Phantom, The C Episode #1. 9-10-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176092 1968 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Ghost of Kilbane Castle, The (Parts 1 and 2) C Episodes #65-66. 1968 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176093 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Growing Pains C VHSSP 661 Episode Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176094 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Halyah of the Himalayas, The C Episode #51. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176095 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich C VHS 643 Episode Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176096 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Image Maker, The C SVD 1179 Episode #24. 11-26-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176097 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Imp-Practical Joker, The C Episode #32. 12-24-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176098 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Insect Raiders C Episode #19. 11-12-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176099 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Invisible Raiders, The C Episode #10. 10-8-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176100 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Iron Eater, The C Episode #15. 10-29-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176101 1968 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Japanese Sandman, The C Episodes #67-68. 1968 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176102 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Joker's Millions C VHSSP 650 Episode Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176103 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Joker's Wild C VHS 601 Episode Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176104 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Lava Men C Episode #27. 12-10-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176105 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Lethal Lightning Bug, The C Episode #38. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176106 1968 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Luminians on the Loose (Parts 1 and 2) C SVD 1189 Episodes #63-#64. . 1968. Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176107 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Luthor Strikes Again C Episode #28. 12-10-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176108 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Luthor's Fatal Fireworks C Episode #52. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176109 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Luthor's Lethal Laser (Parts 1and 2) C Episodes #53-54. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176110 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Luthor's Loco Looking Glass C Episode #49. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176111 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Magnetic Monster, The C Episode #13.10-22-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176112 1996 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Main Man, The (Parts 1and 2) C VHS 512 Episodes #9 and #10. 11-9-1996, 11-16-1996. Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176113 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Malevolent Mummy, The C Episode #35. 1-7-1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176114 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Men From A.P.E., The C DVD -R HQ 6255 Episode.#22. 11-19-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176115 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Merlin's Magic Marbles C SVD 1189 Episode #4. 9-14-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176116 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Mermen of Emor C Episode #2. 9-10-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176117 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Mission to Planet Peril C Episode #29. 12-17-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176118 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Mudslide C VHS 573 Episode Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176119 1968 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Mysterious Mr. Mist, The (Parts 1 and 2) C Episodes #61-62. 1968 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176120 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Neolithic Nightmare C Episode #11. 10-15-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176121 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Never Fear C VHS 600 Episode Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176122 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Night of the Octopod C Episode #43. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176123 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Pernicious Parasite, The C Episode #30. 12-17-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176124 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Prankster, The C Episode #39. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176125 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Prehistoric Pterodactyls, The C Episode #3. 9-17-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176126 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Pretty Poison C VHS 601 Episode Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176127 1968 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Rain of Iron C SVD 1214 Episodes #59-60. 1968 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176128 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Return of Brainiac, The C SVD 1214 Episode #12. 10-15-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176129 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Return of Warlock C Episode #20. 11-12-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176130 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Robot of Riga C DVD -R HQ 6398 Episode #9. 10-8-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176131 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Saboteurs, The C DVD -R HQ 6198. SVD 1179 Episode #40. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176132 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Seeds of Disaster C DVD -R HQ 6359 Drake, Arnold Episode #34. 12-31-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176133 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Sins of the Father C VHS 573, 622 Episode Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176134 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Superman Meets Brainiac C DVD -R HQ 6324. SVD 1189 Episode #31. 12-31-1966. Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176135 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Superman Meets His Match C DVD -R HQ 6245 Episode #42. 1967. Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176136 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Superman's Double Trouble C Episode #25. 12-3-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176137 1968 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Team of Terror, The (Parts 1 and 2) C Episodes #57-58. 1968 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176138 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Threat of the Thrutans, The C Episode #5. 9-24-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176139 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Toyman's Super-Toy, The (aka Toyman's Super Toy, The) C DVD -R HQ 6344. Episode #46. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176140 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Toys of Doom, The C Episode #14. 10-22-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176141 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Tree Man of Arbora, The C Episode #23. 11-26-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176142 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Two Faces of Superman, The C Episode #31. 12-24-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176143 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: War of the Bee Battalion C Episode #45. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176144 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Warlock's Revenge, The C Episode #50. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176145 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Wicked Warlock, The C DVD -R HQ 6299 Bensol, Oscar Episode #6. 9-24-1966 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176146 1967 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: Wisp of Wickedness, The C DVD -R HQ 6262 Episode #41. 1967 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176147 1966 Superman, 1966: New Adventures of Superman, The: You Scratch My Back C VHS 612 Episode Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Bud Collyer voice) of the Daily Planet. Reporter Lois Lane (Joan Alexander). Photographer James "Jimmy" Olsen (Jack Grimes). Narrator (Ted Knight). 176148 1967 Superman, 1966: Superman-Aquaman Hour of Adventure, The C Series 1967-1968. 26 Episodes. Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Voice) and Lois Lane (Joan Alexander - Voice). Narrator (Jackson Beck). . 176149 1973 Superman, 1973: Super Friends C Series. 9-8-1973 to 9-6-1986. ABC. Reporter Clark Kent as Superman (Danny Dark). Narrators (Ted Knight, 1973-1977, Bill Woodson, 1977-1983). 176150 1977 Superman, 1977: New Super Friends Hour, The C Series. 9-1977. Reporter Clark Kent is Superman (Danny Dark) 176151 1978 Superman, 1978: World's Greatest Super Heroes, The C Episode Reporter Clark Kent (Danny Dark) is Superman 176152 1988 Superman, 1988: C Series 1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). 176153 1988 Superman, 1988: Adoption, The C Episode #2. 9-17-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Family Album Segment: The Kents discover a baby boy in the crashed spaceship. 176154 1988 Superman, 1988: At the Babysitter's C Episode #6. 10-1-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Family Album Segment: Kents leave Clark with a babysitter for the night. The babysitter has her hands full when Clark uses his superpowers in order to stay up late and watch TV. Superman must figure out who is who and must find some way of stopping the criminal. 176155 1988 Superman, 1988: Beast Beneath These Streets C Episode #19. 11-26-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Researchers have discovered an old part of Metropolis that has been buried for a hundred years. According to legend, this part of Metropolis was buried when a doctor named Morpheus made a machine that allowed him to steal the powers of various animals. The legend turns out to be true when Morpheus who appears to be a man-bat kidnaps Lois Lane. He lures Superman to his machine which he uses to steal Superman's powers. Using kryptonite, Morpheus weakens Superman and puts him into his machine. Superman's powers return and he immediately destroys Morpheus's machine trapping him inside it. 176156 1988 Superman, 1988: Big Scoop, The C Episode #9. 10-15-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Dr. Glozer creates the Chronotron which is a device that lets someone look one hour into the future. Lex Luthor wants the machine, kidnaps Dr. Glozer and steals the machine. Looking through the Chronotron, Lex sees Clark turn into Superman. He arranges a train crash to force Clark to reveal he is Superman. His plan fails. Lex then arranges a number of crimes to occur at the same time as disasters that appear in the Chronoton. Later Lex arranges to kidnap Clark Kent on live TV during a missile launch that Superman needs to stop. Lex wants Clark to reveal that he is Superman on TV. But Superman arrives to stop the missile even though Clark remains on TV. Lois destroys the Chronoton and it is revealed that the Clark Kent on television was really Jonathan Kent in disguise. 176157 1988 Superman, 1988: Birthday Party, The C Episode #16. 11-12-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Family Album Segment: Clark's birthday party gets an unexpected surprise. 176158 1988 Superman, 1988: Bonechill C Episode #17. 11-19-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Lois and Jimmy interview a bookstore owner named Chilton Bone about an ancient medallion named the Talisman of Ola. Bone chases them off and uses the talisman to turn into Bonechill. When Lois, Jimmy and Clark come back, Bonechill reanimates some ancient mummies to attack them. Bonechill escapes and attacks a group of teenagers. Superman manages to rescue them but Bonechill captures Lois, Jimmy and Perry White. He wants to use them to distract Superman while he goes off to gain more power. Superman, however, rescues them and stops Bonechill by destroying the talisman. 176159 1988 Superman, 1988: By the Skin of the Dragon's Teeth C Episode #5. 10-1-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Family Album Segment: Martha Kent takes Clark on his first shopping trip but she must be very careful so that Clark does not reveal his superpowers. Lex Luthor buys the Great Wall of China and invites Lois, Jimmy and Clark to China for an exclusive interview. They head to an excavation site beneath the Great Wall. Using explosives, Lex creates a cave-in. Lex wants Superman to tunnel under the wall to save everyone at the cave-in site. When Superman does so, he discovers the ancient treasure of the Dragon King. Lex steals a jeweled tooth from a stone dragon but unexpectedly brings the statue to life. Superman must work with Lex Luthor in order to stop the dragon. 176160 1988 Superman, 1988: Circus, The C Episode #12. 10-22-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Family Album Segment: Clark Kent inadvertently becomes part of the circus. 176161 1988 Superman, 1988: Cybron Strikes C Episode #7. 10-8-1998 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). When Lois and Superman are celebrating her birthday with a flying trip into the sky, a metal pyramid floats down to them. Inside the pyramid is Cybron, a hostile cyborg. Superman takes the pyramid to a government facility. At the facility, Cybron attacks and turns Lois, Jimmy and the rest of the government officials into robots. Lois and Jimmy figure out that Superman is Clark Kent, but Superman takes them to STAR Lab where he devises a plan to deal with Cybron. His plan is to trap Cybron in a super-conductor. His plan works and everyone is returned to normal. Fortunately for Superman, Lois and Jimmy's memories are wiped clean. 176162 1988 Superman, 1988: Destroy the Defendroids C Episode #1. 9-17-1988. Series 9-17-1988 to 9-2-1989. Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Lex Luthor's company builds robots called Defendroids to protect Metropolis. His real plan is to make Superman useless. Superman figures out the plan and in an effort to drive Luthor out into the open he announces his retirement. Luthor then plans to use the Defendroids to steal gold being shipped to Metropolis. Superman manages to put an end to Luthor's plan but Luthor gets away. 176163 1988 Superman, 1988: Driver's License, The C Episode #18. 11-19-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Family Album Segment: Clark Kent takes his driving test and passes it with flying colors. 176164 1988 Superman, 1988: First Date C Episode #20. 11-26-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Family Album Segment: Clark takes Lana on a date to a concert. When a number of problems arise, Clark uses his superpowers to get around them. 176165 1988 Superman, 1988: First Day of School, The C Episode #8. 10-8-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Family Album Segment: Clark Kent goes to his first day of school and meets Lana Lang. Clark gets in trouble when another student blames him for letting the class guinea pig out of the cage. Superman must figure out who is who and must find some way of stopping the criminal. 176166 1988 Superman, 1988: Fugitive From Space C Episode #3. 9-24-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Lois, Clark and Jimmy are called when STAR Labs discovers an alien space ship. They want the journalists to help document the craft. When they go into the ship they discover two aliens in suspended animation. These aliens, however, are awakened when Jimmy accidentally presses a button. One of the aliens is a police officer, the other is a criminal that wants to take over the planet. Superman must figure out who is who and must find some way of stopping the criminal. 176167 1988 Superman, 1988: Graduation C Episode #24. 12-10-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Family Album Segment: When Clark heads to his graduation he runs into trouble when his graduation robe gets dirty. He buys a new one which is much too big. Martha stitches it up and despite a thunderstorm, Clark makes it to his graduation just in time. 176168 1988 Superman, 1988: Hunter, The C Episode #13. 10-29-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Clark Kent goes on a holiday with his parents but must leave as Superman when General Zod and his Phantom Zone companions create a creature known as the Hunter. The Hunter can transform into any material he wants and transforms into steel in order to kidnap Lois Lane. The Hunter then transforms himself into Kryptonite and apparently kills Superman. Superman, however, is only in suspended animation and Lois Lane awakens him. Superman destroys the Hunter and uses the Phantom Zone projector in order to keep General Zod in the Phantom Zone. 176169 1988 Superman, 1988: It's Superman C Episode #26. 12-17-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Family Album Segment: Clark Kent leaves Smallville for Metropolis. Before he leaves, his mother gives him his costume which she made from blankets that arrived with him in his spaceship. In Metropolis, Clark tires to get a job at the Daily Planet. As he is being interviewed by Perry White, Lois informs them that a bank is being robbed with a tank. Perry promises Clark a job if he can get the scoop on the story. Clark changes into Superman and stops the robbery. Later, he writes the newspaper story on Superman -- and gets the job on the Daily Planet. 176170 1988 Superman, 1988: Last Time I Saw Earth C Episode #25. 12-17-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). An alien bounty hunter attacks the space shuttle as Lois and Jimmy are flying on it toward a space station. Superman rescues the shuffle but when he attacks the alien's ship he is knocked away. The alien seizes the shuttle and heads into hyperspace with Superman in hot pursuit. Lois and Jimmy are taken to an alien city where they are treated very well. The aliens are fattening them up because their bodies contain proteins that will make the aliens immortal. Superman and a friendly alien manage to rescue Lois and Jimmy before they are injured. Superman defeats the evil alien and flies the shuttle back to Earth. 176171 1988 Superman, 1988: Little Runaway C Episode #14. 10-29-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Family Album Segment: Clark is unhappy with the Kents and decides to run away from home. He leaves but after a number of problems he returns after he realizes that home is not worse than life on the run. 176172 1988 Superman, 1988: Night of the Living Shadows C Episode #23. 12-10-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Lex Luthor develops a suit that allows a person to become a shadow. He uses the suit to rob banks and a jewelry store. Superman can do nothing to stop him. Luthor recruits a gang to use the technology to rob the mint. Lois infiltrates the gang and helps Superman stop the robbery. Though the gang of thieves is caught, Luthor gets away. 176173 1988 Superman, 1988: Overnight With the Scouts C Episode #10. 10-15-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Family Album Segment: Clark Kent camps in the woods with his boy scout troop. They tell ghost stories over a campfire. Later they hear noises in the woods, but when they investigate they find nothing but forest animals. 176174 1988 Superman, 1988: Ruby-Spears Superman C Series 9-17-1988. CBS Saturday Mornings. 13 Episodes Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). 176175 1988 Superman, 1988: Superman and Wonder Woman vs. The Sorceress of Time C Episode #15. 11-12-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Superman teams up with Wonder Woman to take on an evil Sorceress. The Sorceress uses Black Magic to transport Mythological beasts to the future in order to baffle Superman and Wonder Woman. They must imprison the escaped Sorceress before she attains ultimate power. 176176 1988 Superman, 1988: Supermarket, The C Episode #4. 9-24-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Family Album Segment: Martha Kent takes Clark on his first shopping trip but she must be very careful so that Clark does not reveal his superpowers. Superman must figure out who is who and must find some way of stopping the criminal. 176177 1988 Superman, 1988: To Play Or Not To Play C Episode #22. 12-3-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). Family Album Segment: Clark Kent discovers that he cannot play football. 176178 1988 Superman, 1988: Triple-Play C Episode #11.10-22-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). The Prankster steals the World Series by transporting it to a far away remote island. He forces Superman to play a game of baseball or his friends will die. The game is unfair because Prankster wants to kill Superman's friends anyway. Superman must stop him from killing Lois and Jimmy. 176179 1988 Superman, 1988: Wildshark C Episode #21. 12-3-1988 Reporters Clark Kent (Beau Weaver - Voice) and Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain - Voice). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Mark Taylor). Editor Perry White (Stanley Ralph Ross). In the Bermuda Triangle, Superman must do battle with a villain known as Wild Shark. 176180 1996 Superman, 1996: (aka Superman: Animated Series, The C VHSSP 1113 (Excerpts) Series 9-6-1996. 39 Episodes. Reporters Clark Kent (Tim Daly) and Lois Lane (Dana Delany). TV Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Editor Perry White (George Dzundza). Reporter (Robert David Hall). 176181 1999 Superman, 1996: Absolute Power C DVD -R HQ 6264 Episode #47. 1-16-1999. Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Superman stumbles upon a world ruled by Phantom Zone criminals Jax-Ur and Mala. 176182 1997 Superman, 1996: Action Figures C DVD -R HQ 6263. VHS 573 Episode #22. 9-20-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176183 1998 Superman, 1996: Apokolips…Now (Part 1) C DVD -R HQ 6277 Episode #38. 2-7-1998 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Superman teams up with Orion to battle Darkseid as he prepares to attack Earth. 176184 1998 Superman, 1996: Apokolips…Now! (Part 2) C DVD -R HQ 6279 Episode #39. 2-14-1998 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). Male Anchor (Michael Donovan). . When Darkseid invades Earth, the citizens of Metropolis and troops from New Genesis join forces with Superman to stop his advance. 176185 1998 Superman, 1996: Batman-Superman Movie, The C L Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176186 1997 Superman, 1996: Bizarro's World C VHSSP 661 (Incomplete) Episode #33. 10-10-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176187 1997 Superman, 1996: Blasts from the Past (Two Parts). C DVD -R HQ 6307 (Two Parts). DVD -R HQ 6287 (Part One). VHSSP 659 (Both Parts). VHS 601 (Part I. VHSSP 659 (Parts One and Two) Episode #14 and #15. 9-8-1997. 9-9-1997. Batman-Superman Adventures -- Saturday Morning Cartoons Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Female Correspondent (Keri Tombazian). News Anchorman (Ron Glass). 176188 2006 Superman, 1996: Brainiac Attacks C DVD -R HQ 6272, 6273 90-minute Animated Film. Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Brainiac wants to amass all the information in the world. Superman, with the help of the Daily Planet staff, tries to stop him from straining Earth of all of its data sending the planet back to the dark ages. Lois Lane is near death after Brainiac attacks her -- she is suffering from blood alloy fusion: her blood stream is filled with metal alloy galvanizing her from the inside out. Superman must go to the Phantom Zone to get the cure. Headline: "Superman is Missing." Kent takes job as foreign correspondent and then disappears. White and Olsen at the hospital watching over Lane. Luthor gives a press conference and Olsen attends following Lane's advice: "Get another angle on things." Superman-Kent saves Lois Lane, destroys Brainiac and restores normalcy to Metropolis. Perry: "I've got one of my ace newshounds back." Kent gives up being foreign correspondent. 176189 1997 Superman, 1996: Brave New Metropolis C DVD -R HQ 6299. VHSSP 659. VHS 573 Episode #25. 9-27-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Lois stumbles into a parallel world where dictators Superman and Lex Luthor rule Metropolis. 176190 1997 Superman, 1996: Cat Scratch Fever C VHS 643 Episode Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176191 1997 Superman, 1996: Christmas with the Joker C VHS 642 Episode Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176192 1999 Superman, 1996: Demon Reborn, The C Episode #52. 9-18-1999 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176193 1997 Superman, 1996: Double Dose C DVD -R HQ 6305. VHS 601 Episode #23. 9-22-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176194 1997 Superman, 1996: Father's Day C DVD -R HQ 6299. VHSSP 650 Episode #28. 10-3-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Ma and Pa Kent come to Metropolis to celebrate Father's Day with Clark, but a monster machine takes up Superman's time. Clark shows his parents the new computers at the Daily Planet. Clark introduces Lois to his parents -- "We've heard so much about you from Clark. We feel you're practically family." Jonathan Kent is injured when an Darksied's son Caliban attacks a restaurant. He fights Superman as he tries to rescue his father. 176195 1996 Superman, 1996: Feeding Time C DVD -R HQ 6304. VHS 403 Episode #6. 9-21-1996 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176196 1999 Superman, 1996: Fish Story, A C Episode #50. 5-8-1999 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176197 1996 Superman, 1996: Fun and Games C Episode #4. 9-7-1996 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176198 1997 Superman, 1996: Ghost in the Machine C DVD -R HQ 6306. VHS 612 Episode #27. 9-29-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176199 1997 Superman, 1996: Hand of Fate, The C DVD -R HQ 6324. VHS 586. VHSSP 661 Episode #32. 10-6-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176200 1997 Superman, 1996: Heavy Metal C DVD -R HQ 6338. VHS 599 Episode #36. 11-8-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Superman teams up with Steel to battle Metallo. Angela Chen and the Channel 6 News Team includes Male TV Anchorman in studios in Metropolis. 176201 1997 Superman, 1996: Identity Crisis C VHS 643 Episode #19. 9-15-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176202 1999 Superman, 1996: In Brightest Day C Episode #48. 2-6-1999 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176203 1998 Superman, 1996: Knight Time C Episode #43. 10-10-1998 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176204 1997 Superman, 1996: Kord of the Flies C VHS 403 Episode Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176205 1996 Superman, 1996: Last Son of Krypton, The C DVD -R HQ 6301, 6302. VHS 401, 397, 395 (Parts I, II, and III) Episodes #1, #2, #3. 9-6-1996 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Opening animated episodes of new series -- how Clark Kent-Superman came to Earth. 176206 1997 Superman, 1996: Late Mr. Kent, The C DVD -R HQ 6338. VHS 600 Episode #35. 11-1-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Clark Kent tries to save the life of an innocent man sentenced to die in the gas chamber. Kent is "murdered" to stop him from finding out the truth. Now Kent has to die or reveal he is Superman. Lois Lane doesn't believe Clark is dead. . Corrupt policeman Beauman responsible. He tries to kill Lois Lane but Superman saves her. Daily Planet headline on Lane's story:: "Superman Saves Innocent Man." Daily Planet Headline over Clark Kent's byline: "Killer Cop To Be Executed Tonight." Corrupt cop wants to know how Kent escaped the car bomb. He figures out Kent is Superman just as he is executed. 176207 2000 Superman, 1996: Legacy (Parts 1 and 2) C DVD -R HQ 6398 (Part One). Episodes #53-54. 2-5-2000, 2-12-2000 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). Reporter (Robert David Hall). Amnesiac Superman falls under the sway of Darkseid and is reprogrammed to think he ended up on Apokolips and not Earth. Superman works for the dark side and gets his own planet to rule -- Earth. Super Girl runs Superman and Clark Kent robots to cover up Superman's absence. But now he returns to Earth to conquer it in the name of Darkseid and Apokolips. TV Male Newscaster reports the invasion. Invasion leader's identity was Superman. News Media, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen cover the invasion. Superman, seeing Lois, realizes something is wrong. Then is hit by a Krypton missile. End of Part 1. 176208 1998 Superman, 1996: Little Big Head Man C Episode #46. 11-21-1998 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176209 1998 Superman, 1996: Little Girl Lost (Parts 1 & 2) C DVD -R HQ 6369 (Part Two, Episode #41) Episode #40 and #41. 5-2-1998 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Olsen writes the big story of the year for the Daily Planet on Supergirl. -- "Supergirl Smashes Intergang -- Saves Metropolis to Boot!" By Jimmy Olsen. Weatherman (Al Roker). 176210 1996 Superman, 1996: Little Piece of Home, A C DVD -R HQ 6303. VHS 405 Episode #5. 9-14-1996 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176211 1997 Superman, 1996: Live Wire (aka Livewire) C DVD -R HQ 6302. VHS 622 Episode #18. 9-13-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176212 1997 Superman, 1996: Monkey Fun C DVD -R HQ 6306. VHS 573 Episode #26. 9-27-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176213 1997 Superman, 1996: Mxyzpixilated C VHS 573 Episode #21. 9-20-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176214 1996 Superman, 1996: My Girl C DVD -R HQ 6263 Episode #11. 11-23-1996 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176215 1998 Superman, 1996: New Kids in Town C Episode #44. 10-31-1998 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176216 1998 Superman, 1996: Obsession C DVD -R HQ 6424 Episode #45. 11-15-19989 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . News Anchor (Peter Penaday). Lana Lang (Joely Fisher). Mysterious fashion model Darcy is really a mechanical doll created by the Toyman Winslow. Super Model Darcy causes the Toyman's helicopter to crash and burn. 176217 1997 Superman, 1996: Promethean, The C VHSSP 661. VHS 573 Episode #16. 9-12-1997. Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176218 1997 Superman, 1996: Prototype C DVD -R HQ 6344. VHS 643 Episode #34. 10-11-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176219 1997 Superman, 1996: Solar Power C DVD -R HQ 6305. VHS 599 Episode #24. 9-26-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176220 1997 Superman, 1996: Speed Demons C Episode #17. 9-13-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176221 1996 Superman, 1996: Stolen Memories C DVD -R HQ 6191 Episode #8. 11-2-1996 Reporter Clark Kent (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Brainiac, once Krypton's planetary computer, comes to Earth as part of his information-gathering trek across the galaxy. He destroys everything after he gets what he wants out of their data banks. 176222 1999 Superman, 1996: Superman's Pal C DVD -R HQ 6191 Goodman, Robert Episode #49. 2-20-1999 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . "Metropolis Edition with Angela Chen." Metallo and his associate plan to use Jimmy Olsen to destroy Superman. Tina, Daily Planet internet working for Lane. Olsen finally gets a date with her after she sees him on TV as "Superman's Pal." Olsen becomes a celebrity after Chen puts him on TV as "Superman's Pal." When he asks her for a retraction she says, "I make him a star and this is the thanks I get." Everyone chases Olsen to get a favor from Superman. Olsen becomes a reluctant celebrity. Tina turns out to be a villain who kidnaps Olsen so Superman will come to rescue him. Olsen and Superman team up to defeat Metallo and his associate Tina. "You lived up to your press. You saved my life again," says Superman. Superman gives Olsen a watch with a hypersensitive signal to call Superman whenever Olsen needs him. 176223 1997 Superman, 1996: Target C DVD -R HQ 6304. VHS 601. VHS 643 Episode #20. 9-19-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176224 1997 Superman, 1996: Tools of the Trade C DVD -R HQ 6230 Episode #12. 2-1-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Bruno Mannheim's Intergang terrorizes Metropolis with high-tech weapons. 176225 1997 Superman, 1996: Two's a Crowd C DVD -R HQ 6198 Episode #13. 2-15-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Superman enlists the Parasite's help in order to locate a ticking time bomb. 176226 1999 Superman, 1996: Unity C Episode #51. 5-15-1999 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176227 1997 Superman, 1996: Warrior Queen C VHS 622 Episode #37. 11-22-1997 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176228 1996 Superman, 1996: Way of All Flesh C DVD -R HQ 6303 Episode #7. 9-28-1996 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Male Anchor (Neil Ross - Voice). 176229 1998 Superman, 1996: Where There's Smoke C DVD -R HQ 6235 Episode #42. 9-19-1998 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Superman gets caught between a woman with paranormal abilities and the government agents who want to use her as a weapon. 176230 1997 Superman, 1996: World's Finest (1) C DVD -R HQ 6245 Episode #29. 10-4-1997. Part One of Three Parts Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Batman travels to Metropolis when the Joker steals a solid Kryptonite statue and makes a deal with Lex Luthor to kill Superman. 176231 1997 Superman, 1996: World's Finest (2) C DVD -R HQ 6255 Episode #30. 10-4-1997. Part Two of Three Parts Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . Joker kidnaps Lois Lane in an attempt to lure Superman to his death. 176232 1997 Superman, 1996: World's Finest (3) C DVD -R HQ 6262 Episode #31. Part Three of Three Parts Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Timothy Daly). Reporter Lois Lane (Dana Delany). Editor Perry White (Clancy Brown). Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (David Kaufman). Channel 3 TV Anchor-Reporter Angela Chen (Lauren Tom). . 176233 1938 Superman: (aka Adventures of Superman, The:) R Series 2-12-1940 to 3-1-1951. Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176234 2005 Superman: 13" Deluxe Collector Figure (DC Direct) G Limited Edition of 5000. Reporter Clark Kent in his Wool-Lined Suit with copy of the Daily Planet newspaper, eyeglasses, white long-sleeve shirt, fabric tie and socks, two sets of removable hands, Superman's costume, a bendable steel girder, breakaway chains and a display stand. Clark Kent became Superman, the Man of Steel. No one suspects that the mild-mannered reporter from Metropolis' newspaper, The Daily Planet, sheds his glasses and business suit when danger threatens, turning into the most powerful of all super heroes. 176235 1940 Superman: 5 Million Gold Heist, The (aka Five Million Gold Heist, The). R SCDR (8 Parts) Episode. 11-25, 27, 29, 12-2, 4, 6, 9, 11-40 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176236 1940 Superman: Aboard the Steamship Madison R CD3-13 First 27 Original Episodes -- Smithsonian Historical Performances. - 3-11-40. 13th Episode Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176237 1938 Superman: Action Comics C Action Comics #1 to #423 (Volume One). 12 Annual Issues, 1960-1986 (1960-1964 and 1983-1986. Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176238 1987 Superman: Adventures of Superman C Action Comics retitled to Adventures of Superman #424 to #649. Nine Annual Issues (#1 to #9). Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176239 1951 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: T VHS 1012. SV 165, 154, 153, 150, 148, 147, 146, 145, 144, 143, 142, 141, 139, 138, 137, 136, 135, 134, 134, 133, 132, 129, 128, 127, 126, 125, 124. Episodes. Series (1952-April 1958). 104 Episodes Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates, then Noel Neill, 9-18-53) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Announcer: "The Adventures of Superman" Faster than a speeding bullet! More powerful than a locomotive! Able to leap tall buildings at a single bound! Voices: "Look up in the sky! "It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman!" Announcer: "Yes, it's Superman, strange visitor from another planet who came to Earth with powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men. Superman, who can change the course of mighty rivers, bend steel in his bare hands… And who, disguised as Clark Kent, mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper, fights a never ending battle for truth, justice, and the American way." 176240 1977 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: "The Fitzpatricks" T Episode. Television Drama Series Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 176241 1958 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: All that Glitters T VHS 1010 Bellem, Robert Leslie and Whitney Ellsworth Episode #104. 4-28-1958 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Professor learns how to make gold from base metal. Crooks force professor to do it, but professor has another secret: how to turn any man into Superman 176242 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Around the World With Superman T VHS 1000 Gillis, Jackson Episode #52. 3-13-1954. Season 2 Finale. Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Superman helps restore vision to a blind child and reunites an estranged couple for a promotion stunt. 176243 1958 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Atomic Captive, The T VHS 1009 Bellem, Robert Leslie and Whitney Ellsworth Episode #96. 3-3-1958 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Lois and Jimmy attempt to rescue a nuclear scientist from foreign agents. 176244 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Beware the Wrecker T VHS 998 Coe, Royal K. Episode #46. 1-30-1954 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). "Wrecker" is an unknown enemy who may be destroying planes, trains and ships. Sound of a bell is only clue. 176245 1958 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Big Forget, The T VHS 1009 Chantler, David Episode #98. 3-17-1958 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Lois and Jimmy try to use an anti-memory vapor to go after a criminal. Crook captures them and gets vapor to use for holdups. Clark reveals his identity to save his friends. 176246 1956 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Big Freeze, The T VHS 1003 Chantler, David Episode #68. 3-3-1956 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Crooked politicians take over Metropolis and try to freeze Superman. 176247 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Big Squeeze, The T VHS 994 Hamilton, Roy Episode #28. 9-25-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Ex-Con has been rehabilitated, but he is threatened with blackmail by former jail-mate. 176248 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Birthday Letter, The T VHS 995. VHS 990 Cooper, Dennis Episode #7. 10-31-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Young girl is kidnapped by counterfeiters when she mistakenly receives printing plates from a French bank. 176249 1956 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Blackmail T VHS 1004 Drake, Olivera and David Chantler Episode #75. 5-26-1956 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Police inspector pretends to take bribe so he can catch crime boss. Superman intervenes to clear the cop's name. 176250 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Boy Who Hated Superman, The T VHS 997 Chantler, David Episode #43. 1-9-1954 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Boy wants to help his jailed uncle by spying on Clark and Jimmy. Instead, he learns about honor and trust. 176251 1958 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Brainy Burro, The T VHS 1010 Chantler, David Episode #102. 4-14-1958 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Lois and Jimmy investigate Mexican story of burro who can read minds. Crooks use burro to rob bank. 176252 1955 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Bully of Dry Gulch, The T VHS 1002 Chantler, David Episode #62. 9-24-1955 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Lois and Jimmy visit a rodeo. Jimmy gets on bad side of gunfighter who warns him to leave town by sundown. 176253 1955 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Clark Kent Outlaw T VHS 1001 Zehren, Leroy H. Episode #60. 9-10-1955 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Clark Kent pretends to join gang of diamond thieves in undercover scheme 176254 1957 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Close Shave T VHS 1007 Post, Steven and Ben Crocker Episode #86. 4-26-1957 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Notorious gangster tips Jimmy off to robbery his gang will commit. 176255 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Clown Who Cried, The T VHS 997 Chantler, David Episode #42. 1-2-1954 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Popular clown is impersonated by his former partner-turned-criminal, Crackers, who steals money from a benefit. 176256 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Crime Wave T VHS 993 Freeman, Ben Peter Episode #24. 2-27-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Gigantic crime wave sweeps Metropolis. Superman is exposed to atomic rays. 176257 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Czar of the Underworld T VHS 993 Solow, Eugene Episode #22. 2-13-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Clark and police inspector are warned by gang leader to "lay off" a film about crime. After murder and sabotage on the set, Superman sees that the film is completed. 176258 1956 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Dagger Island T VHS 1004 Bellem, Robert Leslie Episode #74. 5-19-1956 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Clark and Lois are umpires in a treasure hunt on Dagger Island. One of the heirs is ruthless in his quest and endanger the rest of the party. 176259 1956 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Deadly Rock T VHS 1005 Gills, Jackson Episode #76. 6-2-1956 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Racketeer gets Kryptonite from fallen meteor but mistakes Clark's friend for Superman. 176260 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Defeat of Superman, The T VHS 995 Gillis, Jackson Episode #32. 10-24-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Vengeful crook named Happy King discovers Kryptonite, the one substance that can harm Superman/Clark Kent. 176261 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Deserted Village, The T VHS 1001, VHS 991 Hamilton, Dick and Ben Peter Freeman Episode #12. 12-5-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Killing fog and strange sea monster drive people away from their village. Druggist and son have discovered deposit of hydrozite, an element of the hydrogen bomb. 176262 1957 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Disappearing Lois T VHS 1006 Chantler, David and Peggy Chantler Episode #85. 4-12-1957 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Lois disguises herself as a maid to get an interview with a gangster. He orders his henchman to dispose of her and Jimmy. 176263 1958 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Divide and Conquer T VHS 1008 Bellem, Robert Leslie and Whitney Ellsworth Episode #94. 2-17-1958 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Assassination attempt is made on president of Latin American country that Daily Planet staff is visiting. Superman saves the president but is accused of the crime. 176264 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Dog Who Knew Superman, The T VHS 995 Chantler, David Episode #35. 11-14-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Dog senses Clark and Superman are one and the same. His adoration threatens to give the secret away. 176265 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Double Trouble T VHS 1005. VHS 992 Solow, Eugene Episode #16. 12-26-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Twins steal a million-dollar radium core from the U.S. Medical Corps. When one brother is murdered, Superman cracks the case and brings the other to justice. 176266 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Drums of Death T VHS 1007. VHS 992 Hamilton, Dick Episode #18. 1-16-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Haitian voodoo worshipers capture Jimmy and Perry White's sister. Lois Lane no where in sight in this episode. 176267 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Evil Three T VHS 1008. VHS 992 Freeman, Ben Peter Episode #19. 1-23-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Three strange men try to scare Jimmy and Perry White out of an abandoned hotel. 176268 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Face and the Voice, The T VHS 1010. VHS 996 Gillis, Jackson Episode #36. 11-21-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Gangster's face is altered to look like Superman so he can perform crimes and lay the blame on Superman. 176269 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Five Minutes to Doom T VHS 994 Manning, Monroe Episode #27. 9-18-1953. Season 2 Opener Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Innocent man faces execution and Superman must save him. 176270 1955 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Flight To the North T VHS 1002 Chantler, David Episode #63. 10-1-1955 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Sylvester J. Superman, a backwoods character, reads an ad intended for Superman and mistakenly embarks on a mission. 176271 1958 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Gentle Monster, The T VHS 1009 Chantler, David Episode #99. 3-24-1958 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Kind professor's robot is stolen by racketeers who use it to their advantage. Robot's power unit uses Kryptonite. 176272 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Ghost for Scotland Yard, A T VHS 995 Gillis, Jackson Episode #34. 11-7-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Superman tries to dispel a British ghost. News Vendor (Clyde Cook). 176273 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Ghost Wolf T VHS 993 Hamilton, Dick Episode #23. 2-20-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Lumberjacks leave their job featuring a werewolf. Forest fire. 176274 1956 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Girl Who Hired Superman, The T VHS 1004 Chantler, David Episode #72. 5-5-1956 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Wealthy young lady tries to hire Superman to entertain at a party. Her guardian uses the distraction to steal counterfeit plates. 176275 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Golden Vulture, The T VHS 998 Gillis, Jackson Episode #47. 2-6-1954 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Master of tramp ship "Golden Vulture" turns stolen gold into recovered treasure. Lois and Jimmy are captured, held hostage by evil pirate. Clark Kent stows away on ship to investigate. Then gets caught. Pirate makes Kent walk the plank. 176276 1955 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Great Caesar's Ghost T VHS 1001 Gillis, Jackson Episode #57. 5-21-1955 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Perry White is key witness in gangster trial. But on eve of his testimony, he believes he hears a ghost. Superman must restore the editor's credibility. 176277 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Haunted Lighthouse, The T VHS 990. VHS 989 Solow, Eugene Episode #2. 9-26-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Jimmy Olsen visits his aunt and discovers group of smugglers on her island home. 176278 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Human Bomb, The T VHS 1010. VHS 993 Fielding, Richard Episode #21. 2-6-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). "Bet-a-Million" Butler, a racketeer and gambler, schemes to keep Superman helpless while robbing the Metropolis Museum. 176279 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Jet Ace (Episode Thirty) T VHS 994 Chantler, David Episode #30. 10-10-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Spies attempt to wrest flight secrets from convalescent test pilot. Pilot is trapped in burning cabin. 176280 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Jimmy Olsen, Boy Editor T VHS 998 Chantler, David Episode #48. 2-13-1954 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Jimmy gets to be editor for a day and fakes a story to catch a crook. His plan backfires. 176281 1956 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Jimmy the Kid T VHS 1004 Zehren, Leroy H. Episode #71. 4-28-1956 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Clark gets evidence against a gang of phony investment operators who hire Jimmy Olsen's double for Jimmy to break into the Daily Planet. 176282 1956 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Joey T VHS 1003 Chantler, David Episode #66. 2-18-1956. Season 4 Opener. Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Daily Planet buys a racehorse from Perry White's old friend. But the horse can't race without the little girl who used to take care of him. 176283 1956 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Jolly Roger T VHS 1005 Chantler, David Episode #78. 6-16-1956 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). When Jimmy and Lois investigate a deserted island which is intended for Navy bomb practice, they find it is not deserted. 176284 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Jungle Devil T VHS 996 Dixon, Peter Episode #40. 12-19-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). While searching for lost scientist, Lois, Jimmy and Clark are captured by jungle natives. Superman wrestles a gorilla. 176285 1955 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: King for a Day T VHS 1002 Babcock, Dwight Episode #65. 10-15-1955. Season 3 Finale Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Jimmy is mistaken for young king and the country's ruthless dictator wants to execute him. 176286 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Lady in Black T VHS 998 Gillis, Jackson Episode #49. 2-20-1954 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Jimmy is baffled by gang of art thieves. Who is the Lady in Black? 176287 1958 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Last Knight, The T VHS 1008 Chantler, David Episode #92. 2-3-1958 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Leader of The Society for the Preservation of Knighthood and Dragons steals a suit of armor and plans to do away with other members to steal their money. 176288 1955 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Lucky Cat, The T VHS 1000 Gillis, Jackson Episode #55. 5-7-1955 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Anti-Superstition Society is being threatened and Superman uses a cat to help find the culprit. 176289 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Machine That Could Plot Crimes, The T VHS 996 Gillis, Jackson Episode #39. 12-12-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Crooks use machine to plot perfect crimes but Superman uses it to turn the tables on them. 176290 1955 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Magic Necklace, The T VHS 1002 Gillis, Jackson Episode #61. 9-17-1955 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Lois writes article about the discovery of an ancient necklace that is said to protect its wearer from harm. Gangster reads the article and kidnaps Lois. Newsman from India (Ted Hecht). 176291 1958 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Magic Secret, The T VHS 1008 Bellem, Robert Leslie Episode #93 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Eccentric professor discovers way to focus space-borne Kryptonite particles into a beam to disarm Superman. 176292 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Man in the Lead Mask (Episode Thirty-Seven) T VHS 996 Episode #37. 11-28-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Criminal escapes detection by donning a lead mask 176293 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Man Who Could Read Minds, The T VHS 994 Manning, Monroe Episode #29. 10-3-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). While investigating series of robberies, Lois and Jimmy are captured when they encounter a mysterious Swami. 176294 1957 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Man Who Made Dreams, The T VHS 1006 Chantler, David Episode #84. 4-5-1957 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Mysterious villain called The Dreamer convinces a superstitious king to perform fatal acts. 176295 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Mind Machine, The T VHS 996. 990 Cooper, Dennis ad Lee Backman Episode #8. 11-7-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Three congressional witnesses are killed by hypno-therapy machine run by the Kingpin of Crime. 176296 1957 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Money To Burn T VHS 1006 Chantler, David Episode #81. 4-19-1957 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Daily Planet's newsprint warehouse has a fire. Payroll disappears. Perry White is accused of embezzlement and arson. 176297 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Monkey Mystery, The T VHS 993. VHS 989 Freeman, Ben Peter and Doris Gilbert Episode #5. 10-17-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Secret formula used in defense of atomic warfare is stolen. Superman uses a trained monkey to help get it back. 176298 1957 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Mr. Zero T VHS 1007 Chantler, Peggy Episode #90. 5-24-1957 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Little man from Mars appears with the power to freeze people with his finger. Criminals trick him into helping them. 176299 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: My Friend Superman T VHS 997 Chantler, David Episode #41. 12-26-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). To avoid protection racketeers, the proprietor of the diner near the Daily Planet boasts of a friendship with Superman. 176300 1958 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Mysterious Cube, The T VHS 1008 Bellem, Robert Leslie Episode #95. 2-24-1958 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Criminal creates steel cube in which to imprison himself so that he can be declared legally dead and absolved of his crimes. 176301 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Mystery in Wax T VHS 1003. VHS 991 Freeman, Ben Peer Episode #14. 1-2-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Operator of a wax museum predicts deaths that come true. When Perry White disappears, Superman investigates. 176302 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Mystery of the Broken Statues T VHS 992. VHS 989 Joyce, William C. Episode #4. 10-10-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Newsman (Joey Ray). Two elderly men buy and destroy small statues all over Metropolis. Lois investigates, but is captured and almost killed before Superman saves her. 176303 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Night of Terror T VHS 994. VHS 990 Freeman, Ben Peter Episode #6. 10-24-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). 176304 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: No Holds Barred T VHS 1000. VHS 991 Dixon, Peter Episode #11. 11-28-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Young wrestling champ tries to expose crooked wrestling. Superman breaks up the ring and rescues him. 176305 1955 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Olsen's Millions T VHS 1001 Chantler, David Episode #59. 6-4-1955 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). When Jimmy inherits millions overnight, he becomes target of swindlers. 176306 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Panic in the Sky T VHS 996 Gillis, Jackson Episode #38. 12-5-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Runaway asteroid gives Superman amnesia. Asteroid also causes floods and earthquakes. 176307 1956 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Peril By Sea T VHS 1003 Chantler, David Episode #69. 3-10-1956 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Perry White discovers a formula that can extract uranium from seawater. Crooks discover it and torpedo his cottage. 176308 1957 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Peril in Paris T VHS 1005 Chantler, David Episode #79. 3-8-1957. Season 5 Opener Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Superman helps a woman smuggle jewels from behind the Iron Curtain to Paris. Then her servant double-crosses them. 176309 1958 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Perils of Superman, The T VHS 1010 Bellem, Robert Leslie and Whitney Ellsworth Episode #103. 4-21-1958 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Master criminal plans terrible traps for each of Superman's friends -- Lois, Jimmy, Perry White and Clark Kent. 176310 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Perry White's Scoop T VHS 997 Hamilton, Roy Episode #45. 1-23-1954 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Mysterious diver's corpse appears on main street of Metropolis. 176311 1956 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Phantom Ring T VHS 1005 Chantler, David Episode #77. 6-9-1956 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Gangsters use machine to become invisible and execute mysterious robberies. 176312 1957 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Phony Alibi, The T VHS 1007 Chantler, Peggy Episode #87. 5-3-1957 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Professor invents machine to transport people by telephone wire.. Crooks use machine to send Lois and Jimmy to Alaska. 176313 1951 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Pilot T VHS 999 Episode Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 176314 1957 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Prince Albert Coat, The T VHS 1007 Zehren, Leroy H. Episode #88. 5-10-1957 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). 10-year-old donates coat for flood relief -- but coat contains great-grandfather's life savings. Lois and Jimmy attempt to recover the coat. 176315 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Rescue T VHS 997. VHS 990 Manning, Monroe Episode #9. 11-14-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). When Lois tries to rescue a coal miner who is trapped in a mine, she becomes trapped as well. 176316 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Riddle of the Chinese Jade T VHS 1009. VHS 992 Freeman, Ben Pete Episode #20. 1-30-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Expensive figurine is stolen before it can be presented to the National Museum. Superman uncovers the thief. 176317 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Runaway Robot T VHS 1006. VHS 992 Hamilton, Dick Episode #17. 1-9-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Daily Planet Correspondent Horatio Hinkle (Lucien Littlefield) invents a robot which is stolen by robbers to use for looting banks. 176318 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Secret of Superman, The T VHS 998. VHS 990 Root, Wells Episode #10. 11-21-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). An evil doctor tries to drug Superman and control his will. He captures Lois and Jimmy, Newsman (Walter McGrail). Announcer (Bill Kennedy - Voice). 176319 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Semi-Private Eye T VHS 997 Chantler, David Episode #44. 1-16-1954 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Private detective is kidnapped. Jimmy tries to step in and solve the case himself. But he's captured by the kidnappers. 176320 1955 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Seven Souvenirs, The T VHS 1002 Gillis, Jackson Episode #64. 10-8-1955 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Curio dealer sells daggers supposedly bent by Superman himself. When they are used for violence, Superman investigates. 176321 1951 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Shot in the Dark T VHS 995 Chantler, David Episode #31. Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Old lady and her photographer nephew get an infra-red photo of Clark becoming Superman. 176322 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Star of Fate T VHS 998 Hamilton, Roy Episode #50. 1-27-1954 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Cursed Egyptian sapphire is auctioned off, the jewel contains a hidden needle that poisons Lois and others. 176323 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Stolen Costume, The T VHS 1002. VHS 991 Freeman, Ben Peter Episode #13. 12-12-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Thief steals Clark's Superman costume and tries to sell it. Clark uses a clever trick to get it back. 176324 1957 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Stolen Elephant, The T VHS 1007 Chantler, David Episode #89. 5-1-1957 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Baby elephant is stolen from the circus. Clark, Lois and Jimmy got involved with help from a young man. 176325 1953 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Superman in Exile T VHS 995 Gillis, Jackson Episode #33. 10-31-1953 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Superman stops nuclear explosion, but becomes radioactive. He must leave for a time and criminals have a field day. 176326 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Superman on Earth T VHS 989 Fielding, Richard Episode #1. 9-19-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Infant is rocketed from dying planet of Krypton to Earth where he is raised by a kindly farm couple. As a young man, Clark Kent gets a job at the Daily Planet newspaper. 176327 1958 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Superman Silver Mine T VHS 1009 Chantler, Peggy Episode #97. 3-10-1958 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Prospector donates silver mine to a children's fund. Crook impersonates him and captures the prospector, Lois and Jimmy. 176328 1951 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Superman Superstar T VHS 1011 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 176329 1955 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Superman Week T VHS 1001 Chantler, Peggy Episode #56. 5-14-1955 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). While plans are made to celebrate "Superman Week," a mobster and his mob forces Jimmy to reveal the secret of Kryptonite. 176330 1958 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Superman's Wife T VHS 1009 Bellem, Robert Leslie and Whitney Elsworth Episode #100. 3-31-1958 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Superman proposes to a beautiful blonde sergeant on the police force. Lois is heartbroken but reports the story. Gang leader then kidnaps Mrs. Superman Helen O'Hara (Joi Lansing). 176331 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Talkative Dummy, The T VHS 991. VHS 989 Cooper, Dennis Episode #3. 10-3-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Armored cars are robbed and then disappear. Ventriloquist's dummy is used to transmit the armored car routes. 176332 1955 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Talking Clue, The T VHS 1000 Chantler, David Episode #54. 4-30-1955 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Inspector's son is collecting sounds with tape machine and records a safe being opened. When two crooks use the tape to their advantage, the son becomes an unwitting accomplice. 176333 1955 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Test of a Warrior T VHS 1001 Zehren, Leroy H. Episode #58. 5-28-1955 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Superman helps Indian leader through superhuman ordeals to win the chief's bonnet of the tribe. 176334 1958 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Three in One T VHS 1010 Schiller, Wilton and Whitney Ellsworth Episode #101. 4-7-1958 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Circus is forced to close because two performers steal the operational funds. Superman is arrested for the crime. 176335 1955 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Through the Time Barrier T VHS 1000 Chantler, David Episode #53. 4-23-1955. Season 3 Opener Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Professor invents a time machine that takes Jimmy, Lois, Clark and a thug back 50,000 years. 176336 1957 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Tin Hero T VHS 1005 Schiller, Wilton Episode #80. 3-15-1957 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Meek bookkeeper Frank Smullens (Carl Ritchie) inadvertently captures a bank robber. He becomes a crime-busting reporter, which brings more trouble than he can handle. 176337 1957 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Tomb of Zaharan, The T VHS 1006 Chantler, David Episode #83. 3-29-1957 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Near Eastern visitors mistake Lois for their lost queen. They convince her and Jimmy to come to Beldad, then seal the two inside the Tomb of Zaharan. 176338 1956 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Topsy Turvey T VHS 1003 Chantler, David Episode #70. 4-21-1956 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Man invents machine that gives people illusion of being turned completely upside down. Device falls into hands of crook who uses it to rob a bank. 176339 1957 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Town That Wasn't, The T VHS 1006 Schiller, Wilton Episode #82. 3-22-1957 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Jimmy and Lois victimized by phony speed trap and held in a mysterious vanishing town. 176340 1952 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Treasure of the Incas T VHS 1004. VHS 991 Green, Howard J. Episode #15. 12-19-1952 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). 176341 1951 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Unknown People, The Parts One and Two T VHS 994 and VHS 993 Fielding, Richard Episode #25-#26. 12-18-1951. "Superman vs. the Mole Men" cut into TV episodes. Season 1 Finale. Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Phyllis Coates) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Investigating the world's deepest oil well, Clark and Lois find that it dug into a world in the center of the earth. 176342 1956 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Unlucky Number, The T VHS 1003 Chantler, David Episode #67. 2-25-1956 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Young boy thinks his brother is really Superman, but he is actually a racketeer. News Vendor (Tony De Marco). 176343 1956 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Wedding of Superman, The T VHS 1004 Gillis, Jackson Episode #73. 5-12-1956 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Lois dreams she gets engaged to Superman 176344 1957 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Whatever Goes Up T VHS 1008 Schiller, Wilton Episode #91. 5-31-1957 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Jimmy accidentally discover anti-gravity fluid, then can't remember formula. 176345 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman, The: Whistling Bird, The T VHS 1000 Chantler, David Episode #51. 3-6-1954 Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). Doctor teaches parakeet formula for explosive and the bird is captured by a spy 176346 1951 Superman: Adventures of Superman: Stamp Day For Superman T VHS 1011 Newspaper Staff. Daily Planet Reporters Clark Kent, Los Lane. Editor Perry White. Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen. 176347 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman: Superman and Scotland Yard MT Made from Reeves' TV Series Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). 176348 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman: Superman and the Jungle Devil MT Made from Reeves' TV Series Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). 176349 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman: Superman Flies Again MT Made from Reeves' TV Series Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). 176350 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman: Superman in Exile MT Made from Reeves' TV Series Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). 176351 1954 Superman: Adventures of Superman: Superman's Peril MT Series - Made from Reeves' TV Series Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet staff. Editor Perry White (John Hamilton). Cub Reporter-Photographer Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson). 176352 1940 Superman: Airplane Disasters at Bridger Field R SCDR (6 Parts) Episodes. 4-29, 5-1, 3, 6, 8, 10-40 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176353 1946 Superman: Al Vincent's Corrupt Political Machine R SCDR (14 Parts) Episodes. 5-21, 22, 23, 24, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 6-3, 4, 5, 6, 7-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176354 1925 Superman: Alias Ben Alibi N OWN - H Cobb, Irwin S. Newspaper Staff. Episodes behind the scenes in a big newspaper office. A dozen feats of amateur detective-city editor, Ben Ali Crisp, told in the excited style of an author famous for his glorifications of newspaper life. 176355 1975 Superman: Alien Creatures R LP Episode. Power Records Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176356 1940 Superman: Alonzo Craig Artic Explore (6 Parts) R SCDR Episode. 5-29, 6-1, 3, 5, 7-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176357 1945 Superman: Atom Man in Metropolis R SCDR (19 Parts) Episode. 11-7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 12-3-1945 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176358 1950 Superman: Atom Man vs. Superman M VHS 469. B17 (Two Volumes) Serial. 15 chapters Reporter Clark Kent and Superman (Kirk Alyn). Lois Lane (Noel Neill) sent into outer space. Jimmy Olsen (Tommy Bond). Perry White (Pierre Watkin). Luthor sets out to make Kryptonite to destroy Superman. Daily Planet staff. Phony Newspaper Photographer (Frank Ellis) in Chapter 3. TV Truck Cameraman-Driver Earl (George Robotham), Chapters 10-12. 176359 1945 Superman: Atom Man, The R SCDR (19 Parts) Episode. 10-11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29, 30, 31, 11-1, 2, 5, 6-1945 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176360 1940 Superman: Atomic Beam Machine, The R SCDR Episode. 2-26-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176361 1940 Superman: Atomic Fuel Cylinders Stolen R CD2-8 Episode #8. First 27 Original Smithsonian Historical Performances. - 2-28-1940. Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176362 1940 Superman: Baby from Krypton R 0001 CDR Episode. 2-12-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176363 1940 Superman: Baby From Krypton, The R CD1-1. SCDR Episode #1. 2-12-1940. Premiere radio episode of Superman -- The First 27 Original Episodes -- Smithsonian Historical Performances. 2-12-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176364 1940 Superman: Bart and Joe Set Fire R 0013 CDR Episode. 3-11-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176365 1999 Superman: Batman and Superman: World’s Finest C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176366 1948 Superman: Batman's Great Mystery R SCDR5 (11 Parts) Episode. 2-3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17-1948 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176367 2003 Superman: Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman: Trinity C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176368 2003 Superman: Birthright C 2003-2004 Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. Revised take on Superman’s origin and early history. 176369 1942 Superman: Black Narcissus, The R SCDR (9 Parts) Episode. 10-14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 22-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176370 1941 Superman: Black Pearl of Osyrus, The R SCDR (11 Parts). 0146 to 0156 CDR (1-15, 2-07-1941. Episode. 1-15, 17, 20, 22, 24, 27, 19, 31, 2-3, 5, 7-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176371 1941 Superman: Black Pearl of Osyrus, The R 0146 to 0156 CDR Episode. 1-15 to 2-07-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176372 1945 Superman: Boy King of Moravia R SCDR (3 and 7 of 9 Parts) Episode. 4-18, 24-1945 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176373 1940 Superman: Brentwood Mystery, The R CD4-22 Episode #22. 4-1-1940. First 27 Original Episodes -- Smithsonian Historical Performances. No Lois Lane. Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176374 1940 Superman: Buffalo Hills R SCDR (6 Parts) Episode. 5-13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176375 1946 Superman: Candy Meyer's Big Story R SCDR4 (8 Parts) Episode. 8-22, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 9/2-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176376 1949 Superman: Case of the Double Trouble, The R SCDR6 Episode. 3-9-1949 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176377 1946 Superman: Clan of the Fiery Cross R SCDR (16 Parts) Episode. 6-10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 7-1-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176378 1940 Superman: Clark Kent -- Imprisoned R CD1-5 Episode #5. 2-21-1940.First 27 Original Episodes -- Smithsonian Historical Performances. Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176379 1940 Superman: Clark Kent Captured by See R 0004 CDR Episode. 2-19-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176380 1940 Superman: Clark Kent Captured By the Wolf R SCDR. CD 1-4 (First 27 Original Episodes -- Smithsonian Historical Performances. - 2-19-40. 4th Episode). Episode. 2-19-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176381 1940 Superman: Clark Kent, Reporter (aka Clark Kent, Mild-Mannered Reporter) R 0002 CDR, SCDR. CD1-2. Episode #2. 2-14-1940. First 27 Original Episodes -- Smithsonian Historical Performances. Clayton Collyer, Superman and Clark Kent. Julian Noah as Perry White Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176382 2006 Superman: Commercial: Duracell CC DVD -R HQ 7380 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman. Alarm clock uses Duracell batteries. Picture of Lois Lane on the nightstand. Promos "Superman Returns" DVD. 176383 2006 Superman: Commercial: Papa Johns CC DVD -R HQ 7523 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman and the Daily Planet newspaper. Headline: "The Man of Steel Is Back!" "Superman Appears From Nowhere to Save Shuttle From Destruction." Selling New Superman Pan Pizza. 176384 1951 Superman: Commercial: Superman Cereal Commercials CC VHS 999 Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 176385 2004 Superman: Commercial: Superman, Jerry Seinfeld and American Express CC americanexpress.com/jerry Reporter Clark Kent's alter-ego stars as Seinfeld's friend in two online shorts (adapted in shorter TV commercials) or "webisodes" for American Express. 176386 2006 Superman: Commercial: Target CC DVD - R HQ 7396 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman in "Superman Returns." Special Target Edition. 176387 1946 Superman: Counterfeit Money R SCDR4 (14 Parts) Episode. 10-17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31, 11/1, 4, 5-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176388 1941 Superman: Crooked Oil Association R SCDR (10 Parts). 0259 to 0268 CDRA (10-06 to 10-27-1941). Episode. 10-6, 8, 10, 13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24, 27-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176389 1948 Superman: Crossword Puzzle Mystery R SCDR5 (13 Parts) Episode. 4-15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 5-3-1948 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176390 1940 Superman: Curse of Dead Man's Island, The R SCDR (6 Parts). 0096-0102 (9-23-1940 to 10-4-1940). Episode. 9-23. 25. 27. 30, 10-2. 4-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176391 2004 Superman: DC Comics Presents: Superman N Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176392 2002 Superman: DC First: Flash/Superman C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176393 2002 Superman: DC First: Superman/Lobo C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176394 1948 Superman: Dead Man's Secret R SCDR5 Episode. 14 Parts. 1-14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 2-2-1948 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176395 1950 Superman: Dead Men Tell No Tales R SCDR6 Episode. 1-21-1950 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176396 1946 Superman: Dead Voice, The R SCDR4 (15 Parts) Episode. 9-26, 27, 30, 10-1. 2. 3. 4. 7. 8. 9. 10, 11, 14, 15, 16-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176397 1944 Superman: Der Teufel's Atomic Pistol R SCDR (Fourth of 13 episodes) Episode. 9-14-1944 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176398 1946 Superman: Disappearance of Clark Kent, The R SCDR4 (13 Parts) Episode. 11-6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176399 1940 Superman: Donelli's Protection Racket R 0028-0038 CDR. SCDR (6 Parts) Episode. 4-15, 17, 19, 22, 24-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176400 2007 Superman: Doomsday T Capizzi, Duane. Inspired by graphic novel, "The Death of Superman." First PG-13 Animated Man of Steel Adventure Reporters Clark Kent-Superman (Voice of Alex Baldwin) and Lois Lane (Anne Heche). Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Adam Wylie). Superman and Lane get together. Superman dying after he stops the intergalactic serial killer Doomsday unearthed in a secret dig by Lex Luthor's Lexcorp. As the world collectively mourns the death of Superman, Luthor has come up with a way to "resurrect" the superhero. 176401 1945 Superman: Dr. Blythe's Confidence Gang R SCDR (14 Parts) Episode. 9-4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21-1945 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176402 1940 Superman: Dr. Dahlgren's Atomic Beam Machine )ala Dr/ Dalgrin's Atomic Beam Machine) R CD2-7. 007 CDR First 27 Original Episode #7. 2-26-1940. Smithsonian Historical Performances. Rollie Bester is Lois Lane. Collyer still Superman-Kent Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176403 1941 Superman: Dr. Roebling and the Voice Machine R SCDR (16 Parts) Episode. 7-25, 28,.30, 8/1, 4, 6, 8, 11, 13, 15, 18, 20, 22, 25, 27, 29-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176404 1941 Superman: Dr. Roebling and the Voice Machine R 0228 to 0243 CDR Episode. 7-25 to 8-29-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176405 1941 Superman: Dragon's Teeth, The R SCDR (10 Parts). 0157 to 0166 CDR (2-12-1941 to 3-3-1941). Episode. 2-10, 12, 14, 17, 19, 21, 24, 26, 28, 3-3-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176406 1947 Superman: Drought in Freeville R SCDR4 (16 Parts) Episode. 1-21, 22, 23, 24, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 2-3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11-1947 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176407 1940 Superman: Emerald of the Incas, The R SCDR (6 Parts)/ 0027 CDR (4-12-1940) Episode. 4-1, 3, 5, 8, 10, 12-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176408 1940 Superman: Fire in the Sterling Building R CD2-10. 0010 CDR (3-04-1940). SCDR (3-4-1940). Episode #10. 3-4-1940. First 27 Original Episodes -- Smithsonian Historical Performances Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176409 1945 Superman: Flood, The R SCDR (4, 5 and 6 of 7 Parts) Episode. 8-10, 13, 14-1945 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176410 1940 Superman: Fuel R SCDR Episode. 2-28-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176411 1941 Superman: Fur Smuggling R SCDR (6 Parts). 0222 to 0227 CDR (7-11-1941 to 7-23-1941). Episode. 7-11, 14, 16, 18, 21, 23-41 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176412 1946 Superman: George Latimer Crooked Political Boss R SCDR4 (17 Parts) Episode. 9-3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23, 24, 25-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176413 1948 Superman: Ghost Brigade, The R SCDR5 (11 Parts) Episode. 5-4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18-1948 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176414 1942 Superman: Ghost Car, The R SCDR Episode. 2-9, 11, 13, 16, 18, 20, 23, 25-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176415 1950 Superman: Ghost of Billy Baker, The R SCDR6 Episode. 1-7-1950 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176416 1940 Superman: Giant of Brentwood, The R CD4-23 Episode #23. 4-3-1940. First 27 Original Episodes -- Smithsonian Historical Performances Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176417 1944 Superman: Golden Homing Pigeon, The R SCDR (10 of 21 episodes) Episode. 4-10-1944 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176418 1941 Superman: Grayson Submarine, The R SCDR (6 Parts). 0196-0201 CDR (5-12-1941 to 5-23-1941). Episode. 5-13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176419 1944 Superman: Green Death, The R SCDR (Fourth Episode of Nine episodes) Episode. 1-19-1944 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176420 2000 Superman: Green Lantern/Superman: Legends of the Green Flame C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176421 1940 Superman: Hans Holbin's Doll Factory R SCDR (6 Parts). 0058-0063 CDR (6-24-1940 to 7-5-1940). Episode. 6-24, 24, 26, 29, 7-2, 3, 5-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176422 1940 Superman: Happyland Amusement Park R SCDR (6 Parts). 0064-0069 CDR (7-8-1940 to 7-19-1940). Episode. 7-8, 10, 12, 15, 17, 19-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176423 1946 Superman: Hate Mongers Organization, The R SCDR Episode. 4-16, 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26, 29, 30, 5-1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176424 1942 Superman: Headless Indian, The R SCDR (18 Parts) Episode. 10-27, 28, 29, 30, 11-2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176425 1940 Superman: Horace Morton's Weather Machine R SCDR (6 Parts). 0052-0055 CDR (6-9-1940 to 6-15-1940). Episode. 6-9, 11, 13, 15, 19, 21-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176426 1946 Superman: Horatio F Horn Detective R SCDR (14 Parts) Episode. 7-2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176427 1940 Superman: Howling Coyote, The R SCDR. 0132-0145 CDR (12-13-1940 to 12-30-40; 1-1-1941 to 1-8-1941). Episode. 12-13, 16, 18, 20, 23, 25, 27, 30-40. 1-1, 3, 6, 8, 10, 13-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176428 1948 Superman: Hunger Inc. R SCDR5 Episode. 3-11 of 11 parts. 12/31/47, 1/2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13-1948 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176429 1951 Superman: I Love Lucy T VHS 1010 Episode Reporter Clark Kent (George Reeves) is Superman. Lucy promises to get TV's Superman to appear at little Ricky's birthday party 176430 1945 Superman: Illyria R On Tape Episode. 01-28-1945 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176431 1940 Superman: Immortal People, The R CD5-25 Episode #25. 4-8-1940. First 27 Original Episodes -- Smithsonian Historical Performances Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176432 1940 Superman: Intro-Trian Switch T R 0006 CDR Episode. 2-23-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176433 1940 Superman: Invisible Man, The R SCDR (6 Parts). 0118-0130 CDR (11-11-1940 to 12-11-1940). Episode. 11-11, 13, 15, 18, 20, 22-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176434 1946 Superman: Is There Another Superman R SCDR (13 Parts) Episode. 1-29, 30, 31, 2-1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176435 2004 Superman: It's a Bird N Seagle, Steven T. and Teddy Kristiansen Graphic Novel Writer offered a chance to write Superman. Deconstructs the super hero. 176436 1975 Superman: It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Superman T Adaptation of Broadway musical-special Reporter Clark Kent/Superman (David Wilson). Lois Lane (Lesley Ann Warren). Perry White (Allen Ludden) 176437 1966 Superman: It's a Bird…It's a Plane…It's Superman P Broadway Musical - March 29, 1966 to July 17, 1966 -- 129 performances Reporters Clark Kent (Bob Holliday - Superman), Lois Lane (Patricia Marand) and Jimmy Olsen, and Editor Perry White of the Daily Planet. New York Times: "Fun, easily the best musical so far this season." 176438 2005 Superman: It's Superman! N De Haven, Tom Reporter Clark Kent. Set in the 1930s, a young Kent kicks around Hollywood and finds stunt work. Kent meets Lois Lane. 176439 2006 Superman: It's Superman! D De Haven, Tom Reporters Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen, and Editor Perry White of the Daily Planet. 176440 1999 Superman: JLA: Superpower C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176441 1940 Superman: Keno and Wolfe Head R 0017 CDR Episode. 3-20-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176442 1940 Superman: Keno's Landslide R 0003 CDR Episode. 2-16-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176443 1940 Superman: Keno's Landslide R CD1-3. SCDR (2-16-1940). Episode #3. 2-16-1940. First 27 Original Episodes. Smithsonian Historical Performances. Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. While Superman flies 200 miles to avert a train wreck, the Wolf changes his plans and strikes a day early against the railroad and Keno dynamites the mountain pass. 176444 1940 Superman: Kent Falls Off Plane R 0014 CDR Episode. 3-13-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176445 1999 Superman: Kingdom C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176446 1948 Superman: Kingdom Under the Sea R SCDR5 (15 Parts) Episode. 2-18, 19, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 3/1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9-1948 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176447 1947 Superman: Knights of the White Carnation R SCDR4 (15 Parts) Episode. 2-26, 27, 28, 3-3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18-1947 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176448 1945 Superman: Lair of the Dragon R SCDR (8 of 14 Parts) Episode. 5-8-1945 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176449 1941 Superman: Last of the Clipper Ships, The R SCDR (20 Parts). 0167 to 0186 (3-05-1941 to 4-18-1941). Episode. 3/5, 7, 10, 12, 14, 17, 19, 21, 24, 26, 28, 31, 4/2, 4, 7, 9, 11, 14, 16, 18-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176450 1978 Superman: Last Son of Krypton N OWN - P Maggin, Elliot S. Episode Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 176451 1940 Superman: Left To Be Killed R CDR Episode. 3-15-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176452 1940 Superman: Left to Die R CD3-15 Episode #15. 3-15-1940. First 27 Original Episodes -- Smithsonian Historical Performances Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176453 1940 Superman: Lighthouse Point Smugglers R SCDR (6 Parts). 0070-0075 CDR (7-22-1940 to 8-2-1940). Episode. 7-22. 24. 26. 29. 31, 8-2-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176454 1942 Superman: Lita the Leopard Woman R SCDR (12 Parts) Episode. 1-12, 14, 16, 19, 21, 23, 26, 28, 30, 2-2, 4, 6-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176455 1940 Superman: Locomotive Crew Freed R SCDR. 005 CDR (2-21-1940). Episode. 2-21-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176456 1994 Superman: Lois & Clark: New Adventures of Superman, The C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176457 1945 Superman: Looking for Kryptonite R SCDR (25 Parts) Episode. 12-4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 31-45, 1-2, 3, 4, 7, 8-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176458 1942 Superman: Lost Continent of Atlantis R SCDR (9 Parts) Episode. 12-10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 18, 21-42 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176459 1986 Superman: Man of Steel, The C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. Superman’s post-Crisis origin and early history. 176460 1947 Superman: Man Without a Face, The R SCDR4 (15 Parts) Episode. 3-19, 20, 21, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 31, 4-1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8-1947 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176461 1940 Superman: Mayan Treasure, The R SCDR (6 Parts). 0079-0084 CDR (8-12-1940 to 8-23-1940). Episode. 8-12,.14, 16, 19, 21, 23-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176462 1941 Superman: Mechanical Man, The R SCDR Episode. 12-19, 22, 24, 26, 29, 31-41. 1-2, 5, 7, 9-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176463 1940 Superman: Menace to the Silver Clipper R CD1-6 Episode #6. 2-23-1940. First 27 Original Episodes -- Smithsonian Historical Performances Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176464 1945 Superman: Meteor of Kryptonite R SCDR (2 parts) Episode. 9-24, 25-1945 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176465 1941 Superman: Metropolis Football Team Poisoned R SCDR (15 Parts). 0244 to 0258 CDR (9-1-1941 to 10-3-1941). Episode, 9-1, 3, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 17, 19, 22, 24, 26, 29, 10, 1, 3-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176466 1942 Superman: Midnight Intruder, The R SCDR (13 Parts) Episode. 3-27-40 - 20th. 11-23, 26, 27, 30, 12-1, 2, 3, 9-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176467 2000 Superman: Millennium Edition: Action Comics #1 C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176468 2000 Superman: Millennium Edition: The Man of Steel #1 C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176469 1940 Superman: Million-Dollar Ransom R CD4-20 Episode #20. 3-27-1940. First 27 Original Episodes. Smithsonian Historical Performances Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176470 1981 Superman: Miracle Monday N OWN - P Maggin, Elliot S. Episode Reporters Clark Kent and Lois Lane of the Daily Planet staff. 176471 1947 Superman: Monkey Burglar R SCDR4 (10 Parts) Episode. 2-12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, 25-1947 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176472 1978 Superman: Mork & Mindy: My Dad Can't Beat Up Anyone T Episode Reporter Clark Kent is Superman. Mearth hero-worships Superman, so insecure Mork claims that he is a superhero, too 176473 1940 Superman: Moving Mountain R On Tape Episode. 06-20-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176474 1941 Superman: Mr. Deutch and the Radium Mine R 0202-0212 CDR. SCDR (12 Parts). 0203, 0205, 0207, 0209, 0211, 0213 CDR (5-28-1941 to 6-21-1941). Episode. 4-21 to 5-9-1941. Episode. 5-26, 28, 30, 6-2, 4, 6, 9, 11, 13, 16, 18, 21-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176475 1942 Superman: Mystery for Superman, A R SCDR (5 Parts) Episode. 2-27, 3-2, 4, 6, 9-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176476 1942 Superman: Mystery in Arabia R SCDR (10 Parts) Episode. 9-30, 10-2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176477 1940 Superman: Mystery of Dyerville R SCDR (4 Parts) Episode. 3-22, 25, 27,.29-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176478 1949 Superman: Mystery of the $10,000 Ghost, The R SCDR6 Episode. 3-4-1949 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176479 1946 Superman: Mystery of the Dragon's Teeth R SCDR (10 Parts) Episode. 3-15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176480 1949 Superman: Mystery of the Flying Monster, The R SCDR6 Episode. 3-7-1949 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176481 1945 Superman: Mystery of the Golden Nail R SCDR (3, 4, 8 of 12 Parts) Episode.3-21, 27-1945 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176482 1949 Superman: Mystery of the Little Men R SCDR6 Episode. 12-31-1949 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176483 1947 Superman: Mystery of the Lost Planet R SCDR4 (13 Parts) Episode. 4-9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25-1947 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176484 1975 Superman: Mystery of the Mad Minnows R LP Episode. Power Records Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176485 1949 Superman: Mystery of the Mechanical Monster R SCDR6 Episode. 12-10-1949 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176486 1948 Superman: Mystery of the Sleeping Beauty, The R SCDR5 (18 Parts) Episode. 5-19, 20,, 21, 24, 25, 26,, 27, 28, 31, 6-1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11-1948 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176487 1948 Superman: Mystery of the Stolen Costume, The R SCDR5 (17 Parts) Episode. 3-10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29, 30, 31, 4-1-1948 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176488 1949 Superman: Mystery of the Walking Dead, The R SCDR6 Episode. 10-29-1949 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176489 1945 Superman: Mystery of the Waxmen R SCDR (2 and 3 or 12 Parts) Episode. 3-1, 2-1945 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176490 1942 Superman: Mystery Ship, The R SCDR (6 Episodes) Episode. 12-23. 24. 28, 29, 30, 31-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176491 1943 Superman: Nazi Spy Ring R SCDR (4 Episodes) Episode. 10-18, 19, 20, 21-1943 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176492 1943 Superman: New Helicopter, The R SCDR (3 Episodes) Episode. 3-22. 25. 26-1943 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176493 1941 Superman: Nitrate Shipment, The R SCDR (9 Parts). 0187-0195 CDR Episode. 4-21. 23. 25. 28. 30. 5-2, 5, 7, 9-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176494 1940 Superman: North Star Mining Company, The R SCDR Episode. 3-8-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176495 1940 Superman: North Star Mining Company, The R CD2-12. 0012 CDR (3-08-1940). Episode.. 3-8-1940. Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176496 1949 Superman: One Minute to Death R SCDR6 Episode. 11-19-1949 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176497 1975 Superman: P.O. Box 65 R LP Episode. Power Records Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176498 1941 Superman: Pan-Am Highway, The R SCDR (15 parts). 0276 to 0290 CDR (11-14-1941 to 12-17-1941). Episode. 11-14, 17, 19, 21, 24, 26, 28, 12-1, 3, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 17-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176499 1943 Superman: Parody Super Rabbit C L. Vol. 3, Golden Age Parody Reporter Clark Kent as Superman. Spoof of Superman character 176500 1944 Superman: Parody: Snafuperman C L Parody News. Wartime parody of the Fleischer cartoons from Warner Bros. Private Snafu is given super powers by a technical fairy first class and uses his abilities carelessly to fight the Nazis. 176501 1956 Superman: Parody: Stupor Duck C Episode Parody Reporter Clark Kent as Superman. Cluck Trent, mind-mannered reporter. Newspaper Editor-Narrator (Daws Butler - Voices). 176502 1947 Superman: Pennies For Plunder R SCDR5 (18 parts) Episode. 11-26, 27, 28, 12-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22-1947 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176503 1940 Superman: Perry White R Superman Radio Serial. First Appearance of Editor White Editor Perry White grew up in Metropolis' Suicide Slum where he developed friendship with Lex Luthor. Became a reporter for the Daily Planet newspaper. Found out what Luthor was really like and friendship died. White is editor of the Daily Planet. Loves the Daily Planet more than his own life. 176504 1947 Superman: Phantom of the Sea, The R SCDR4 (12 parts) Episode. 4-28, 29, 30, 5-1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13-1947 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176505 1946 Superman: Phony Housing Racket R SCDR4 (9 parts) Episode. 12-16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176506 1947 Superman: Phony Inheritance Racket R SCDR4 (8 parts) Episode. 1-9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 20-1947 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176507 1946 Superman: Phony Restaurant Racket R SCDR4 (8 parts) Episode. 12-27, 30, 31-46, 1/2, 3, 6, 7, 8-1947 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176508 1946 Superman: Phony Song Publishing Company, The R SCDR4 (8 parts) Episode. 12-4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176509 1944 Superman: Phony Uncle, R On Tape Episode. 12-08-1944 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176510 1940 Superman: Pillar of Fire at Graves End R SCDR (3 parts). 0076-0078 CDR (8-5-1940 to 8-9-1940). Episode. 8-5, 7. 9-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176511 1940 Superman: Plane to Canyon City, The R CD3-14. SCDRF (3-13-1940). Episode #14. 3-13-1940. First 27 Original Episodes.- Smithsonian Historical Performances. Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176512 1940 Superman: Plot to Steal Using R 0056-0057 CDR Episode. 6-19 to 6-21-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176513 1940 Superman: Prison Riot, The R CD3-16. SCDR and 0016 CDR (3-18-1940). Episode #16. 3-18-1940. First 27 Original Episodes. Smithsonian Historical Performances. Helen Choate is Lois Lane. Lane is trapped in a prison riot Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176514 1940 Superman: Professor Thorpe's Bathesphere R SCDR (12 parts). 0085-0096 CDR (8-26-1940 to 9-20-1940). Episode. 8-26. 28. 30,. 9/2, 4, 6, 9, 11, 13, 16, 18, 20-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176515 1950 Superman: Promo for Cocomar R SCDR6 Episode. No date Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176516 1949 Superman: Puzzle of the Poison Pomegranate R SCDR6 Episode. 11-26-1949 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176517 1946 Superman: Radar Rocket, The R SCDR (20 parts) Episode. 2-15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 28, 3/1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176518 1940 Superman: Radio Program R 2-12-1940 to 3-1-1951. 151 Episodes Reporters Clark Kent/Superman (Clayton “Bud” Collyer) and Lois Lane (Rollie Bester and Helen Choate,followed by Joan Alexander, Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk and Jack Grimes). 176519 1940 Superman: Radium Refinery R On Tape Episode. 06-18-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176520 1940 Superman: Relative Stabs June R 0011 CDR Episode. 3-06-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176521 1982 Superman: Rodney Dangerfield T Episode Parody Reporter Clark Kent as Superman. Dangerfield becomes the butt of jokes in a Superman spoof with Bill Murray and Valerine Perrine 176522 1947 Superman: Ruler of Darkness, The R SCDR5 (24 parts) Episode. 10-24, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 11-3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, 25, 26-1947 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176523 1940 Superman: Sacred Emerald of the Incas, The R CD5-27 Episode #27. 4-12-1940. First 27 Original Episodes. Smithsonian Historical Performances Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176524 1992 Superman: Saturday Night Live T Episode #334. 11-21-1992. Sinbad Hosting Parody News. Superman's Funeral 176525 2001 Superman: Saturday Night Live T Episode #514. 12-8-2001. Hugh Jackman Hosting Parody News. Superman. 176526 1945 Superman: Scarlet Widow, The R SCDR (11 parts) Episode. 9-26, 27, 28, 10-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10-1945 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176527 1940 Superman: Secret Empire, The R CD4-19 Episode #19. 3-25-1940. First 27 Original Episodes. Smithsonian Historical Performances Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176528 1946 Superman: Secret Letter, The R SCDR4 Episode. 11-25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 12-2, 3-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176529 1946 Superman: Secret Menace Strikes, The R SCDR4 (15 parts) Episode. 8-1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176530 1948 Superman: Secret of Meteor Island, The R SCDR5 (17 parts) Episode. 6-14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 7-1, 2, 5, 6-1948 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176531 1940 Superman: Secret of Stone House, The R CD4-24 Episode #24. 4-5-1940. First 27 Original Episodes. Smithsonian Historical Performances Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176532 1940 Superman: Secret of the Sacred Emerald R CD5-26 Episode #26. 4-10-1940. First 27 Original Episodes. Smithsonian Historical Performances Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176533 1947 Superman: Secret Rocket, The R SCDR5 (19 parts) Episode. 9-29, 30, 10-1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23-1947 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176534 1941 Superman: Silver Arrow, The R SCDR (7 parts). 0269 to 0275 CDR (19-29-1941 to 11-12-1941). Episode. 10-29, 31, 11-3, 7, 10, 12-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176535 1940 Superman: Silver Clipper, The R SCDR Episode. 2-23-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176536 2000 Superman: Sins of Youth: Superman Jr. and Superboy Sr. C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176537 1948 Superman: Skin Game, The R SCDR5 (9 parts) Episode. 4-2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14-1948 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176538 1945 Superman: Sleeping Beauty, The R SCDR (11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19 of 20 episodes) Episode. 1-29, 31, 2-1, 5, 6, 7, 8-1945 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176539 2000 Superman: Son of Superman N Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176540 1945 Superman: Space Shell, The R SCDR (3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 of 12 parts) Episode. 2-14, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23-1945 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176541 1940 Superman: Stabbing of June Anderson, The R CD2-11. SCDR (3-6-1940). Episode #11. 3-6-1940. First 27 Original Episodes.- Smithsonian Historical Performances Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176542 1954 Superman: Stamp Day for Superman M VHS 1011 Shuster, Joe and Jerry Siegel (Characters). Short Reporters Clark Kent (George Reeves) and Lois Lane (Noel Neill) of the Daily Planet. Superman's commitment to promote U.S. Savings Stamps is temporarily delayed when Lois is kidnapped. Clark Kent and Lois Lane, out for a stroll, discover a jewelry robbery in progress. Lois gets a good look at one of the burglars. Later, Clark and Jimmy Olsen (Jimmy Larson) visit Jimmy's old school to discuss Superman's visit there to promote the U.S. Treasury Department Savings Stamp program. In the meantime, Lois is captured by the jewelry burglar she spotted. When Lois doesn't show up to join Clark and Jimmy, Clark realizes she's in trouble and arranges for Superman to save the day and still make his appearance at the school's Stamp Day. 176543 1940 Superman: Steam Plant, The R CD3-17. SCDR (3-20-1940). Episode #17. 3-20-1940. First 27 Original Episodes. Smithsonian Historical Performances. Choate again as Lane Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176544 1940 Superman: Steamship Madison, The R SCDR Episode. 3-11-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176545 1950 Superman: Story of Marina Baum, The R SCDR6 Episode. 11-23-1950 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176546 1946 Superman: Story of the Century, The R SCDR (12 Parts) Episode. 4-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176547 1946 Superman: Super Sleuth, The R SCDR (8 Parts) Episode. 7-22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29, 30, 31-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176548 1996 Superman: Super-Soldier C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176549 1942 Superman: Supercharger, The R SCDR Episode. No date Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176550 1987 Superman: Superman C Ran concurrently with issues #1 to #226 and 12 Annuals. Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176551 2006 Superman: Superman C Action Comics continued under the name Superman #650. Followed events of the Infinite Crisis limited series. Annual editions after the retitling back to Superman (Volume 1) continued starting with Annual #13 in November 2007. Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176552 2002 Superman: Superman & Savage Dragon: Chicago C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176553 2000 Superman: Superman and Batman: World’s Funniest C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176554 2006 Superman: Superman Confidential C November 2006 to April 2008 #1 to #14. Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176555 1974 Superman: Superman Family C April/May 1974 to September 1982. #164 to #222 (59 Issues) continued numbering of Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen. Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176556 1998 Superman: Superman For All Seasons C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176557 1990s Superman: Superman on BBC Radio R Early 1990s. Reporters Clark Kent/Superman (Spike Milligan) and Lois Lane (Lorelei King), Editor Perry White (Garrick Hagon) and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen (Vincent Marzello). Based on the original post-Crisis DC Comics material. From Superman’s very first deed of daring to his battle of wits with evil businessman tycoon Lex Luthor (William Hootkins), The Adventures of Superman tells the story of the Man of Steel from the beginning, includes his love affair with Lois Lane, his friendship with Jimmy Olsen and his battle with not only Lex Luthor but also The Bizarro Superman and Metallo, the cyborg with a Kryptonite heart. Other cast members: Lana Lang (Shelley Thompson). 176558 1949 Superman: Superman on Radio in Australia R Late 1949 to 1954 Reporters Clark Kent/Superman (Leonard Teale) and Lois Lane (Margaret Christensen), Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176559 1940 Superman: Superman Saves Jefferson R 0019 CDR Episode. 3-25-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176560 1940 Superman: Superman Saves June R 0015 CDR Episode. 3-15-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176561 2003 Superman: Superman Versus Darkseid: Apokolips Now! C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176562 1947 Superman: Superman vs. Kryptonite R SCDR5 (33 episodes) Episode. 5-14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 6/2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27-1947 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176563 1978 Superman: Superman vs. Muhammad Ali C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176564 1999 Superman: Superman vs. Predator C 1999, 2001 Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176565 2000 Superman: Superman Y2K C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176566 1998 Superman: Superman, The (Tangent) C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176567 1995 Superman: Superman: At Earth’s End C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176568 1998 Superman: Superman: Distant Fires C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176569 2000 Superman: Superman: Emperor Joker C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176570 1999 Superman: Superman: End of the Century N Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176571 2000 Superman: Superman: Eradication C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176572 1998 Superman: Superman: Forever C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176573 2005 Superman: Superman: Infinite City N Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176574 1999 Superman: Superman: King of the World C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176575 2000 Superman: Superman: Last God of Krypton C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176576 2001 Superman: Superman: Lex 2000 C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176577 1995 Superman: Superman: Man of Steel, The: Gallery C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176578 2000 Superman: Superman: Metropolis Secret Files C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176579 2001 Superman: Superman: Our Worlds at War Secret Files C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176580 2000 Superman: Superman: Panic in the Sky C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176581 1998 Superman: Superman: Peace on Earth C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176582 1998 Superman: Superman: Save the Planet C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176583 1998 Superman: Superman: Save the Planet C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176584 2004 Superman: Superman: Secret Files & Origins 2004 C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176585 2006 Superman: Superman: Secret Files & Origins 2005 C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176586 1998 Superman: Superman: The Dark Side C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176587 1998 Superman: Superman: The Doomsday Wars C 1998, 2000 Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176588 1985 Superman: Superman: The Secret years C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. Covers the pre-Crisis Superman’s years in college. 176589 1998 Superman: Superman: Transformed! C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176590 2001 Superman: Superman: Where Is Thy Sting C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176591 1958 Superman: Superman’s Girlfriend, Lois Lane C March/April 1958 to September/October 1974. #1 to #137. Two Annuals starring Lois Lane. Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176592 1999 Superman: Superman’s Nemesis: Lex Luthor C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176593 1954 Superman: Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen C September/October 1954 to February/March 1975, #1 to #163. Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176594 2003 Superman: Superman/Batman C August 2003 #1. Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. Downfall of Lex Luthor as president and return of Kara Zor-El as Supergirl from Krypton. Two annual issues published in 2008. 176595 1994 Superman: Superman/Doomsday: Hunter/Prey C 1994, 1998 Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176596 2005 Superman: Superman/Shazam: First Thunder C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176597 1996 Superman: Superman/Toyman C Reporters Clark Kent (Superman) and Lois Lane, Editor Perry White and Copy Boy-Photojournalist Jimmy Olsen. 176598 1946 Superman: Talking Cat, The R SCDR (14 Parts) Episode. 1-9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 28-1946 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176599 1940 Superman: Threat to the Daily Planet R CD2-9 Episode #9. 3-1-1940. First 27 Original Episodes. Smithsonian Historical Performances Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176600 1940 Superman: Threat to the Planet Building R SCDR Episode. 3-1-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176601 1943 Superman: Tin Man, The R SCDR (8 Episodes) Episode. 1-6, 7, 8, 12, 15, 18, 20, 22-1943 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176602 1942 Superman: Tiny Men, The R SCDR (6 Parts) Episode. 9-16, 17, 18, 24, 25, 28-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176603 1940 Superman: Torpedoes of Destruction R CD4-21 Episode #21. 3-29-1940. The First 27 Original Episodes. Smithsonian Historical Performances. Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176604 2004 Superman: True Brit N Johnson, Kim, John Cleese. Mark Farmer and John Byrne (Illustrators) Reporter Colin Clark works for the Daily Smear, a powerful tabloid newspaper dedicated to uncover the biggest story of the century. The mild-mannered, quiet reporter discovers the key to his success may be in going public. 176605 1996 Superman: Unsolved Mysteries: Episode #370 T Episode #370. 4-5-1996 Reporter Clark Kent-Superman portrayer George Reeves died in 1959 and his death is explored with interviews with co-star Jack Larson who played Jimmy Olsen, researcher Michael Hayde and biographer Jim Beaver. 176606 1948 Superman: Voice of Doom, The R SCDR5 (18 Parts) Episode. 7-7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30-1948 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176607 1945 Superman: Wax Man R On Tape (03-01-45 and 03-02-45) Episode Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176608 1945 Superman: Way Nail R On Tape Episode. (03-20-45 and 03-21-1945 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176609 1975 Superman: Weatherspoon's Catalyst R LP Episode. Power Records Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176610 1941 Superman: White Plague, The R SCDR (8 Parts). 0214-0221 CDR (6-23-1941 to 7-9-1941). Episode. 6-23, 25, 27, 30, 7-2, 4, 7, 9-1941 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176611 1940 Superman: Wolf vs. the Yellow Mask, The R CD3-18. 0018 CDR (3-22-1940) Episode#18. 3-22-40. First 27 Original Episodes. Smithsonian Historical Performances. Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176612 1942 Superman: Wolf, The R SCDR Episode. 9-7-1942 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176613 1940 Superman: Yellow Mask and the 5 Million Jewel Robbery R SCDR (15 Parts). 0103-0117 CDR (10-7-1940 to 11-8-1940). Episode. 10-7, 9, 11, 14, 16, 18, 21, 23, 25, 28, 30, 11-1, 4, 6, 8-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176614 1940 Superman: Yellow Mask Steals R 0008 CDR Episode. 2-28-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176615 1940 Superman: Yellow Mask Throws R 0009 CDR Episode. 3-01-1940 Reporters Clark Kent (Clayton "Bud" Collyer - Superman), Lois Lane (Joan Alexander), Jimmy Olsen (Jackie Kelk) and Editor Perry White (Julian Noa) of the Daily Planet. 176616 2006 Supermiehen poika C Short Reporter (Heikki Nousiainen - Voice). 176617 2005 Supernatural MT TV Anchor Sheila Coseo (Kim Stanwood). 176618 2008 Supernatural: Ghostfacers T DVD -R HQ 9861 Episode. 2-24-2008 Parody Reality Show. Sam and Dean star in a reality show that chronicles the pursuit of the paranormal at an abandoned estate that becomes the most haunted place in America one night a year. 176619 2008 Supernatural: Mystery Spot T DVD -R HQ 9838 Episode. 2-14-2008 Journalist-Blogger Dextor Hasselback, the “Truth Warrior.” Two brothers pretend they are reporters to get details on why one of the brothers continues to relive the day always ending with his brother’s death. Newspaper story, picture and headline on a missing journalist who investigates and debunks tourist attractions dealing with the bizarre and the mysterious. After a tragic shooting while investigating a man’s disappearance, Sam awakens to find that he is living the same day over again. 176620 2007 Supernatural: Night Shifter T Episode #34. 1-25-2007 News Media cover bank robbers with no criminal past who commit suicide after hold-ups. 176621 2005 Supernatural: Skin T Episode #6. 10-18-2005 Anchorman (Marrett Green). 176622 2005 Supernova MT Miniseries News Media. Reporter (Paul Du Toit). Male Anchor (Dean Slater). Male Anchorperson (D.J. Lochart Johnson). 176623 2006 Supernova: Wild Oats T Episode #7. 7-2006 Newsreader (Michael Peschard). Announcer (Andrew Schmidt). . 176624 2003 Superprodukcja MF Poland Film Critic (Juliusz Rodziewicz). Film Critic (Lech Dyblik). Talk Show Host (Szymon Majewski). Film Crew (Tomasz Sapryk). 176625 2003 Superprodukcja (aka Superproduction: Behind the Scenes of a Scandal, aka Superproduction) MF Poland Film Critic Yanek Drzazga (Rafal Krolikowski) is hired by a mob boss who wants to finance a production for his bimbo girlfriend to write the script. When the uncompromising film critic, a cineaste famous for criticizing popular movies, turns in his treatment, the gangster dumps it and forces him to write a commercial crowd-pleaser. No showbiz insider is spared as the film mercilessly targets crooked producers, untalented starlets, shallow talk-show hosts and even current Polish directors who mimic Hollywood action blockbusters. 176626 1951 Superpup: Pilot T VHS 999 Episode Reporter Clark Kent's dog 176627 1948 Supersabio, El M Mexico. Ness Female Reporter gets involved with an inventor. 176628 1937 Supersleuth (aka Super-Sleuth) M News Media. Reporter Hugo (Harland Tucker). Cameramen (Al Klein, Bert Moorhouse). Battling Photographer (Bobby Barber). Newsboy #3 (Buster Slaven).. Opening montage of newsboys shouting out the news and headlines. Actor who plays a detective in films soon finds himself out of his depth when he tries to investigate a real crime. 176629 1999 Superstar M News Media. Reporter (Rick Campanelli). Reporter (Ariel Manson-Wagner) 176630 1974 Superstars, The DT Series. 1-27-1974 to 2-20-1983. ABC Sportscasters Jim McKay (1974), Keith Jackson (1975-1983) hosted this series. 176631 1998 Superstition NSF Ambrose, David Investigative Reporter Joanna Cross is a cynical journalist who sniffs another headline-making story about fraudulent spiritualists. The ace reporter is skeptical of a scientific experiment in psychokinesis. Reporter's lover, a university psychologist, assembles a group of eight people to test his hypothesis that group telepathy can call into being a ghost who exists only in their imagination. The cynical reporter is glad to play along. But when a Revolutionary War hero created in a group exercise breaks through from another dimension and people in the group begin to die, the reporter and the psychologist realize the strength of the force unleashed. It may be too late to recapture it. Based on an actual experiment from the 1970s. 176632 2005 Superstition N Robards, Karen TV Reporter Nicole (Nicky) Sullivan grew up on Pawley's Island, SC, a tourist Mecca where life is easy and slow moving. The biggest news story in the community's history is the unsolved murder of three teenagers 15 years ago. Since that grisly event, the house where one of the young girls lived is reputed to be haunted. Nicky, a sexy woman, is anxious for a big-time story that will bring her to the attention of the national TV markets. Since her mother is a psychic, Nicole decides to broadcast from the "haunted" house, while her mother channels the spirits. During the broadcast, a member of the crew is killed in a manner that eerily re-creates the original murders. 176633 2001 Superstition M News Media. News Reporter (Lachele Carl). Paparazzo 1 (Enzo Squillino Jr.). Paparazzo 2 (Fabrizio Vigano). 19-year-old babysitter is accused of murder when the baby's bed bursts into flames. 176634 2007 Superstorm MT Miniseries TV News Anchor (Kosha Engler). 176635 1979 Supertrain: Express To Terror (Premiere) T Episode #1. 2-7-1979. PR. Series 2-7-1979 to 5-5-1979. Public Relations. Chief Porter George Boone (Harrison Page) moves up to Passenger Relations Officer. Dave Noonan ( Patrick Collins), passenger relations officer. Inaugural run of the trans-continental Supertrain. The Supertrain is an atomic-powered express with facilities befitting an ocean liner. It's first trip is marked by intrigue when a mysterious assassin makes repeated attempts on the life of a passenger. 176636 1979 Supertrain: Green Girl, The T Episode #8. 4-28-1979. PR Public Relations. Chief Porter George Boone (Harrison Page) moves up to Passenger Relations Officer. Dave Noonan ( Patrick Collins), passenger relations officer. Supertrain's latest promotion is the International Poker Championship. It's dealt a bad hand whenone of the participants buys in with counterfeit money. 176637 1979 Supertrain: Hail to the Chief T Episode #4. 2-28-1979. PR Public Relations. Chief Porter George Boone (Harrison Page) moves up to Passenger Relations Officer. Dave Noonan ( Patrick Collins), passenger relations officer. Presidential candidate is secretly abducted by his identical twin -- a man anxious to pose as his office-seeking brother. 176638 1979 Supertrain: Queen and the Improbable Knight, The T Radnitz, Brad Episode #3. 2-21-1979. PR Reporter (Paul Sand) falls for a mysterious passenger unaware his new acquaintance is being stalked by assassins. Public Relations. Chief Porter George Boone (Harrison Page) moves up to Passenger Relations Officer. Dave Noonan ( Patrick Collins), passenger relations officer. 176639 1992 Supervivencia MF Mexico Investigative Reporter Telly Sanders (Telly Filppini) joins a group of laborers in an undercover effort to find the truth about increasing reports of illegal immigrants attempting to cross the Mexican-American border and then mysteriously disappearing. This is the beginning of her worst nightmare. While crossing the border, they are attacked by a group of Texas rancheros who work with the Klu Klux Klan, killing several of them and taking her hostage. Others in her group try to help her excape fighting against the heavily armed racist group. 176640 1975 Supervixens M Commentator, CBS (John Furlong) 176641 2005 Supervolcano M News Media. Reporter (Dan Joffre). TV News Anchorwoman (Jill Krop). Volcano in Yellowstone Park erupts. 176642 2000 Supesutoraberazu C Foreign Reporter (Albert Smith). Announcer (Simone Grant - Voice - English Version). Narrator (Chiam Figeroa Drumyode - Voice - English Version) 176643 1683 Supplement to the Last Will and Testament of Anthony, Earl of Shaftesbury, A PO USC Anonymous News 176644 0001 Suppliant Woman, The P COPY Euripides 420-415 B.C.E. Herald from Thebes. A Messenger from Thebes. Herald: "the man who knows when not to act is wise…" Messenger: Adrastus questions the messenger: "I would like to know how you reached safety. Then I will ask my other questions." Messenger: "When the city shook in turmoil of war, I went through the gates where the troops came in. …" He then answers a series of questions. 176645 0001 Suppliants P COPY Aeschylus 463 B.C.E. Messenger. Spokesman acts like a messenger bearing news: "But the more I know, the more clear my report; my duty is to bear exact intelligence." Herald. 176646 1998 Supply & Demand MT Miniseries TV Interviewer (Diana Hoddinott). 176647 1996 Supporting the Sky N Griffith, Patricia B. Czechoslovakian Journalist Viktor Hajek involved in romance with Communications Consultant Rosemary Kenny for a Public Relations company and a single mother in Washington D.C. Story of a woman who must balance her political beliefs and deepest emotions, her daughter's freedom and her welfare, her own protective armor and her first love affair since her marriage ended. 176648 1914 Suppressed News M Ness Book Reporter discovering by listening through a keyhole that a bank is about to collapse. In love with the daughter of the bank president and when he is caught he drops his notebook into the street so she can take it to the newspaper office. Bank president discovers enough money to keep the bank going if there is no negative publicity. Reporter tries to stop the story, knocks out the managing editor and pretends to be him to stop publication. Reporter has enough ethics to lament that he has betrayed his profession but is consoled by the heroine. 176649 1963 Supreme Court N OWN - H Tully, Andrew Press. Duel raises in press and on television across the nation. Washington D.C. media. 176650 1921 Supreme Passion, The M AFI-Reporters Reporter 176651 1916 Supreme Sacrifice, The M AFI-Authors Writer 176652 1998 Supreme Sanction M SVD 1333 TV Reporter-Anchor Jordan McNamara of Station WWZN is marked for assassination for his investigation into what happened to army helicopters mysteriously shot down. Government assassin becomes target when she spares his life after seeing him with daughter. Assassin and reporter team up to fight mercenaries after him. He gives a live report through a secret camera and assassin takes over from there. 176653 2003 Sur le seuil MF Canada - French News Media. Reporter (Lise Roy). 176654 1971 Sur un arbre perche MF Reporter. Le Reporter TV (Jean Hebey). Le Radio-Reporter (Paul Preboist). 176655 1997 Surface to Air M News Media. Newscaster Marsha Wallace (Miranda Wolfe) 176656 2006 Surface: Episode 11 T DVD -R HQ 5265 Episode #11. 1-2-2006 TV Science Reporter Bill Withrow (David Temple), KSOJ, Channel 6, a San Francisco affiliate on MSNBC with Anchor Keith Olbermann (as himself) anchoring the national broadcast introducing the story about" #1 American Nessie." News Reporter (Sandi Fox). Sea monsters captured on tape by Rick and Laura Daughtery (Lake Bell), two scientists who are being chased by government authorities and who have been discredited. They try to get to the news station before Lee can stop them. Olbermann ridicules the story and the scientist's credibility. Rich and Laura went to see Ann Tracy (Melissa Ponzio), a friend and producer at KSOJ to get the story on the air after they escaped death when the monsters attacked them. The two scientists escaped from the hospital to tell the story to the world. Thousands downloading the story on the MSNBC Site after the broadcast. 176657 2006 Surface: Episode 13 T Episode #13. 1-23-2006 Interviewer (Rick Warner). 176658 2006 Surface: Episode 15 T DVD -R HQ 5435 Episode. #15. 2-6-2006 News Media. Residents of Wilmington must evacuate as a tsunami approaches. The man-made monsters now take over the town -- while Laura and Rich are isolated at the top of a church steeple. 176659 2005 Surface: Episode 2 T Episode #2. 9-26-2005 Interviewer #1 (J.R. Rodriguez). 176660 2005 Surface: Episode 5 T Episode #5. 10-17-2005 TV News Anchor (Maggie Alexander). News Cameraman (Bruce Williamson). 176661 2008 Surfer Dude M Reporter (Brooke Allison) 176662 1960 SurfSide 6: Frightened Canary, The T Episode Publicity. Girl spurns Danny Rome and involves him in publicity that makes him look ridiculous 176663 1960 SurfSide 6: Neutral Corner, The T Episode Sportswriter. Ken stalks a gangster, a sports writer, and Bongo's ex-wife 176664 1967 Surfside Sex M AFI-Authors Writer 176665 1969 Surgeon's Choice N OWN - P Slaughter, Frank G. Press 176666 1996 Suroh: Alien Hitchhiker M Journalist Paul (Peter Gingerich) is on his way to a UFO convention when he discovers an injured alien, Suroh, along the road. Suroh puts Paul into a trance to make sure he takes care of him and the two develop a special bond. Paul has to save Suroh from earthly evil forces. He escorts him to an interdimensional window so that he can return home. 176667 2005 Surreal Life 5, The: Knife Incident, The (Part 1) T Episode #46. 9-11-2005 Reporters and photographers come from all over the country to find out what the celebrities have been doing. It's Press Day at the Surreal Life mansion. The tension between Omarosa and Janice builds to an all-time high. Will they really want to remember their time on the Surreal Life? 176668 2006 Surreal Life 6, The: Action News (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 5854 Episode 53. 4-2-2006. Series 1-9-2003. TV News Show. Alexis Arquette and the rest of the cast learn upon arriving in San Luis Obispo that they are responsible for putting on the 6:30 p.m. Live Action News. Florence Henderson will anchor the program. Sherman Hemsley is the weatherman. CC Deville will announce the sports. Alexis is the Executive Producer. As Alexis takes the reins, she mutters, "God forbid they put Tranny on the evening news. Someone might kill themselves. As Reporter Tawny Kitaen struggles with the simplest of tasks, Field Producer Steve Harwell is forced to sit back and watch as his on-air-talent, Andrea, drinks her way through a segment on a local winery. Sherman can't seem to put down the Chinese food long enough to learn how to operate the green screen and CC sees star wars when he gets in the ring with a legendary fighter. Will Andrea be sober enough to do her piece? Can Alexis convince the local news staff that she is more than just "a man in a dress." Hemsley of the Jeffersons. Guitarist Deville of Poison. Video Vixen Kitaen. Transgender actor-ess Arquette. Smash-Mouth Harwell. Playboy sensation Lowell. 176669 2006 Surreal Life 6, The: Action News (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 5837 Episode. TV News Show. As the clock ticks down to 6:30 p.m., Executive Producer Andrea scrambles around the news room making sure all her reporters are in the right place, and with the right tape and copy to deliver the Evening News. Florence starts the show off with a bang, asking the age-old question…why did the chicken cross the road? Tawny is stumped by a query from anchorwoman Flo. Tawny breaks down believing that Florence has deliberately thrown her a "curve ball" to embarrass her for insulting Flo on the video shoot. Sherman flips, flops and does the Slop in one of the funniest weather reports this side of Mississippi. And CC realizes for the first time in almost 20 years to trust in himself instead of alcohol and finds the courage to deliver the sports "live" on network TV. After the broadcast, the entire cast heads to a local eatery where Alexis discovers the locals are not as accepting as her fellow cast mates, forcing her to show her violent temper. Brady bunch Henderson. 176670 1950 Surrender M Grant, James Edward (Story). Grant, Sloan Nibley (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Johnny Hale (William Ching) of the La Miranda Free Press in a border town is also wealthy landowner given to talking in poetic speech patterns and going on drunken binges. Attracted to woman whose sister discovers he is from wealthy family. Sister seduces him into eloping with her and marriage creates tension between publisher and best friend. Sister's first husband attempts to blackmail her after she remarries without getting a divorce. She kills him. Publisher arrested for murder. Publisher does not deny charge because he believes he is protecting his friend. Friend helps him escape and tells him to flee across border with wife. Truth comes out. Friend leaves with wife and both are killed. Publisher reunited with woman. Copy Editor Frank or Assistant Editor (Fred Hoose). 176671 1995 Surrogate, The MT Newspaper Delivery Man (Michael Roberds). 176672 2007 Surveillance N Raban, Jonathan Freelance Magazine Journalist Lucy Bengstrom has been hired by GQ Magazine to write a profile of a bestselling author who wrote an account of his childhood as an orphan making his way through the charred landscape of World War II Europe. As Bengstrom researches his life, she begins to suspect he has falsified the entire account. She hasn't had much meaty work since the downturn working out of Seattle which appears on East Coast editors' maps only from time to time. Supporting a young daughter by writing travel pieces. Then the phone rings and Lucy gets an assignment to profile an elusive retired professor and his memoir. Professionally disposed to mistrust and question, Lucy falls under the book's spell. It's fascinating, but is it true? 176673 1951 Survival DT Series. 7-9-1951 to 8-19-1951. NBC Narrator Richard Harkness. How to handle an atomic attack. 176674 1987 Survival Game M News Media. Reporter #1 (Sterling Lim). Reporter #2 (Susan Montnye). Reporter #3 (David Booth). Reporter #4 (Gina Gallo) 176675 1997 Survival Instincts N Piesman, Marissa Investigative Reporter Ellen Simon in Manhattan hires 40-year-old lawyer Nina Fischman, a high-school friend as a researcher for a story for the New Yorker so Nina and her mother can track the killer of a real-estate partner of her brother-in-law. Nina goes undercover for The New Yorker to investigate a murder of a research scientist. 176676 1972 Survival of Spaceship Earth M Interviewer (Tom Brokaw) 176677 2005 Survival of the Fittest M News Media. TV Reporter - EuroNet (Enci). BBN British Reporter (Karl Jaecke). Trial TV Anchor (Nancy Harding). TV Reporter-Jerusalem (Daria Price). 176678 1997 Survival on the Mountain MT DVD -R HQ 7295, 7296 News Media. TV Anchor (Kelsa Kinsly). House Reporter (Claire Riley). 176679 2009 Survive With Me NR izzytracy TV Reporter Melissa McCoy covers an unidentified craft that landed in the city’s square. She reports live as the door opens and “visitors” exit the craft. One of the people dressed in a dark gray business suite stepped towards the podium and spoke into the microphone: “Humans you have disappointed us.” 176680 2003 Survive! M Cameraman #1 (Mike Kallio). Cameraman #2 (Dominic Cochran). Cameraman #3 (Dave G. Smith). "Survive!" is a reality show called "Survival of the Fittest" in which contestants live in the wilderness. The players start being killed mysteriously and begin to suspect one of their own. With 5 million dollars at stake, they must learn to trust each other. Network learns of the murders and they want the show to go on. 176681 2006 Surviving Disaster: Eruption at Mount St. Helens T Episode #2. 1-17-2006 News Media. Reporter (Stephen J.M. Sisk). Presswoman 2 (Simone Bailly). Narrator (Bernard Hill) 176682 2004 Surviving Eden M Documentary crew captures the capitalistic trappings a reality show winner falls into during his short-lived stint with fame and fortune. Reporter #1 (Kestrin Pantera). Reporter #3 (Tim Rhoze). Reporter #2 (Elizabeth Warner). Reality TV Show Director (Erick Nathan). 176683 2001 Surviving Gilligan's Island: Incredibly True Story of the Longest Three Hour Tour in History, The MT Editor (Michael Kostroff) 176684 1996 Surviving Picasso M SVD 1336 Reporter (Jean-Gabriel Nordmann). Reporter (Laurent Schwaar). Reporter (Scott Thrun). Reporter (Marc Tissot). Media. Reporters harassing Picasso's mistress in Paris 176685 2005 Survivor in Death NM Robb, J.D. (Nora Roberts) TV Reporter Nadine Furst, Channel 75's on-air ace, "sat in Eve's ratty desk chair. She was perfectly groomed, her streaky blonde hair swept back from her foxy face. Her jacket and pants were the color of ripe pumpkin, with a stark white shirt beneath…." "…that somehow made the whole getup more female. She stopped recording notes into her meo book when Eve walked in…." Nadine: "I'm not saying ratings aren't involved, or I don't want my journalistic teeth in something this juicy…." 176686 1981 Survivor, The M Newscaster (Tim Rice). 176687 2006 Survivor, The M TV News Anchor (Kathleen Reed). 176688 2004 Survivors Club, The MT News Media. TV Reporter Willis (Barry Bowman). Reporter #1 (Joanne Wilson). Reporter #2 (Matthew Payne). Reporter #3 (Jennifer Anne Lee). Reporter #4 (Slade Lerch). 176689 2000 Survivors, The NSF Tabori, Paul American Newsman and sometime spy congratulates himself on surviving at the end of the novel. 176690 1983 Survivors, The M Interviewer (J.B. Waters) 176691 1940 Susan and God M DVD -R HQ 8315, 8316. SVD 1107 Publicity Agent Homer (Dan Dailey -- The Publicity Agent). Media. 176692 1869 Susan Fielding N Edwards, Anne Press 176693 1917 Susan Lennox: Her Rise and Fall N Phillips, David Graham Journalist 176694 1961 Susan Slade M AFI-Authors Reporter (Robert Glover). Reporter (John Vick). 176695 2008 Susan Ward: Heartsick N Cain, Chelsea #1 Archie Sheridan Series Crime Reporter Susan Ward , a smart-alecky punk with pink hair and authority issues, is covering a serial killer who is dumping the bodies of teenage girls around Portland, Oregon after soaking them in tubs of bleach. Police Detective Archie Seridan, a police detective addicted to pain killers, turns for help to Gretchen Lowell, an imprisoned serial killer who once tortured him -- the big scar on his chest was shaped like a heart. After kidnapping and killing more than 200 people, Lowell captured and tortured Sheridan, then inexplicably let him live. She then turned herself in and has been locked away for the rest of her life. Now he needs her help to capture a new serial killer who is preying on teenage girls from Portland’s high schools. Reporter Ward, young and hungry, begins profiling Archie and the investigation, which sparks a deadly game between Archie, Susan, the new killer and Gretchen. They need to catch a killer and maybe somehow then Archie can free his addiction to prescription drugs and to Gretchen, his torturer and savior. Sheridan had spent 10 years tracking Lowell, a beautiful serial killer, but in the end she was the one who caught him. Two years ago, she kidnapped Archie and tortured him for 10 days, but instead of killing him, she mysteriously decided to let him go and turn herself in. Archie is in a prison of another kind -- addicted to pain pills, unable to return to his old life, powerless to get those 10 horrific days out of his mind. Archie’s a different person, his estranged wife says, and he knows she’s right. He even continues to visit Gretchen in prison once a week, saying he wants her to confess the whereabouts of more of her victims, but even he knows the truth -- he can’t stay away. When the new killer begins snatching teenage girls, Archie knows he has to pull himself together enough to lead the new task force investigating the murders. 176696 2009 Susan Watson: Evil at Heart N Cain, Chelsea #2 Archie Sheridan Series Reporter Susan Ward is involved with Detective Archie Sheridan and serial killer Gretchen Lowell, who is still on the loose. Archie is hospitalized after his ploy to catch her went spectacularly wrong. They’ve entered a detente of sorts -- Archie agrees not to kill himself if she agrees not to kill anyone else. But suddenly there’s something else to contend with that might be worse -- a zealous fan of Gretchen’s paying homage to the Beauty Killer by luring Archie and reporter Ward to the scene of a grisly murder. At least they hope it’s the work of someone new, for the prospect of Gretchen breaking her promise is more than Archie can bear. 176697 2008 Susanna Covers the Catwalk N Hogan, Mary Reporter Susanna Barringer, teen reporter extraordinaire, has the hottest ticket in town covering Fashion Week for Scene magazine. She’ll see the new collections unveiled, meet the biggest names in fashion, and go behind closed doors to uncover the secrets of style. But this assignment is harder than squeezing into a size 2. Bribing models with brownies is not the way to get backstage. Editor Nell’s nemesis is trying to lure Susanna to work for her. And Susanna’s former crush has moved back to New York and might be ready to pick up where they left off.... Will Susanna be left one Manolo short of a pair? Or will this wily reporter land the story and the boy all in a day’s work? 176698 2008 Susanna Hits Hollywood NJ Hogan, Mary Celebrity Reporter Susanna Barringer of Scene Magazine is off to Hollywood for the Academy Awards. She’ll parade down the red carpet, schmooze with the stars and land a leading story for Scene Magazine. But when her ticket to fame is lost on her first day in Tinseltown, Susanna concocts a high-stakes plan to get back on the inside. And in a sea of celebrity reporters, she is determine to rise to the top. Leave the Pulitzer to the pros -- Susanna is after the Academy Award for Gutsiest Teen Intern. 176699 1949 Susanna Pass M DVD -R HQ 7143, 7144. SVDSP 1279 Newspaper Editor-Publisher Martin Masters (Robert Emmett Keane) tries to shut down fish hatchery so he can get the oil deposits under the lake. Cowboy Roy Rogers defeats him. Photographer Al (Don Frost). 176700 1995 Susannah: Pilot T VHS 339 News Media 176701 2003 Sushi for Beginners N Keyes, Marian Editor Lisa Edwards, ambitious London magazine editor poised for a big promotion at Femme. When she finally gets tapped to edit the magazine, she learns she'll have to launch it in Dublin. Publishers tell her to make the upstart magazine "nothing too clever. Forget downbeat features about female circumcision." 176702 2008 Sushi Pack: Star of Light, Star So Bright C DVD -R HQ 11157 Episode. 11-22-2008. With “Respectable Delectables” News Media and the team hail Wasabi as a hero and he gets a swelled head. 176703 2009 Sushi Pack: Sushi Roll Model C DVD -R HQ 11273 Episode. 2-28-2009 Media manipulator is a hatemonger and the team is forced to outwit him to restore its good name. 176704 2008 Sushi Park: Wrong Sushi, The C DVD -R HQ 10627 Episode. 11-15-2008 News Media. The team is set up for a crime and the media attention leads the public to believe it is guilty. 176705 2005 Suspect N Urich, Beth Reporter Kate Starling of the Branson Daily is young and confident and has a tendency to break the rules to get and to deliver a good story. Up till now, the big news in Branson was centered around the rapid building boom and sudden influx of big-name entertainers to this once quiet country music capital. With the violent death of a local businessman, Kate easily outmaneuvers her co-worker to cover the story, then becomes obsessed with finding the killer when her father tops the suspect list. Her adventures in solving the mystery of the dead man's past as well as his murder take her from the Ozark hills to the Kansas City mob and back. Her personal life is turned upside down by the return to town of her childhood sweetheart just after she moves into her new boyfriend's apartment. As her personal and professional worlds collide, she works to prove her father is innocent of any crime. 176706 2004 Suspect Zero M Reporter (Letta E. Gorder). 176707 1956 Suspected Alibi (aka Suspended Alibi) M Hayles, Kenneth (Story-Screenplay). Alfred Shaughnessy, Robert Dunbar (Additional Scenes/Dialogue) Ness Book Features Editor Paul (Patrick Holt) for the News-Guardian is married, but is having affair with woman who writes fashion articles for him. Arranges for friend to alibi him during rendezvous with mistress. Friend is stabbed and Paul becomes suspect. Scottish crime reporter for the paper investigates the case. Paul is forced to admit affair to police in front of his wife. Mistress denies he was with her, not realizing Paul is a suspect and has admitted his affair. She is killed to prevent her from helping the editor. Paul tracks down the killer, tries to choke a confession out of him, but is stopped by the police. Real killer caught and editor is cleared. 176708 1942 Suspected Person M UK Only Press 176709 1956 Suspended Alibi M Editor Paul Pearson (Patrick Holt) is having an affair and pretends he is visiting an army friend to keep his wife from suspecting him of infidelity. But while he is with the girlfriend, his friend is murdered and the editor is suspected of the crime. 176710 1991 Suspended Step of the Stork, The M TV Reporter (The Journalist: Gregory Karr) finds The Refugee, tries to find out if he is the missing politician who 10 years ago disappeared 176711 1946 Suspense M Reporter (Ed Brian). Photographer (Hugh Prosser). 176712 1949 Suspense: T Series 1949-1964 Press. Journalists in many of the stories. 176713 1950 Suspense: Brush Off, The T Episode #70. 11-14-1950 Public Relations. A struggling young actor tries to prevent a Hollywood press agent from being murdered. 176714 1962 Suspense: Course for Collision T Episode #5. 6-4-1962 News Media. Newsman (David Calderisi). Newsman (Chuck Julian). Newsman (Robert O'Neill). Newscaster (George Golden). 176715 1952 Suspense: Crooked Frame, The T Episode #156. 7-29-1952 Cartoonist (Neva Patterson) of a comic strip has made a fortune through cutthroat and unprincipled means. When she meets a violent death, her editor (Richard Kiley) finds himself the chief suspect. 176716 1963 Suspense: Edge of Discovery, The T Episode #28. 5-13-1963. News Media. Newspaper Reporter (Geoffrey Palmer). TV Announcer (Raymond Young). 176717 1951 Suspense: Greatest Crime, The T Episode #102. 6-26-1951 News. Stories based on actual events in the news. This is a story of Russian espionage. 176718 1951 Suspense: Judgment of Three, The T Episode #89. 3-27-1951 Newspaperman (Walter Slezak) comes very close to being charged with murder when he gets too close to a gambling ring during prohibition days. 176719 1954 Suspense: Man Who Wouldn't Talk, The T Episode #233. 2-2-1954 Journalist Quentin Reynolds narrates the story of George DuPre who claimed to be a courageous Special Operations executive during World War. Reynolds wrote a 1953 book that chronicled his brave exploits at the hands of the Nazis. But DuPre is a liar. Holes in DuPre's story were questioned and his adventures were exposed as lies. 176720 1953 Suspense: Mascot, The T Episode #203. 7-7-1953 American Reporter risks death by recording an interview on the sly with a deserter from the Army who has conspired to take over as the dictator of an island in the Mediterranean. TV Newsman Mike Wallace. 176721 1950 Suspense: Pocketful of Murder, A T Episode #60. 9-5-1950 Newspaper Reporter Turk Wilson (Barry Nelson) has written a series of articles about a man charged with a murder. When the accused man is freed following the trial, Turk begins to receive threatening letters. 176722 1963 Suspense: Project Survival T Episode #18. 3-4-1963 News Media. Reporter (Diane Bester). Reporter (William Kendrick). Reporter (John Rolfe). Reporter (Michael Stainton). 176723 1951 Suspense: Tent on the Beach T Episode #104. 7-10-1951 Reporter is able to crack a difficult case. The socialite wife of a wealthy doctor is kidnapped from her own home and held for ransom. The kidnapper has a connection to the police so he's able to stay two steps ahead of them. But the observant reporter solves the case. 176724 1962 Suspense: Virus X T Episode #7. 6-25-1962 Reporter (Kenneth Kendall). Newsreader (Michael Alexander). 176725 1962 Suspense: Wormwood T Episode. 9-9-1963. Season #2. Episode #37 Reporter (Robert Gillespie - The Reporter). The Photographer (Henry McGee). 176726 1941 Suspicion M DVD -R HQ 4585, 4588. L Hitchcock Headlines. Hitchcock: montage of newspaper headlines. Photographer (Clyde Cook). 176727 1999 Suspicion N Rogan, Barbara Journalist Faith Mercer in one of her novels comes to life to talk to novelist Emma Roth who moves from Manhattan to Long Island with husband and soccer-playing son. They take up residence in isolated house that locals say is haunted. 176728 1987 Suspicion MT Photographer (Martin Clunes). 176729 1958 Suspicion: Death Watch T Series, 1957-1959. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock News Media 176730 2007 Suspicious Circumstances N Ruttan, Sandra Reporter Lara Kelly is intrigued but suspicious when a man shows up in her office with a video that appears to show a woman falling to her death. Man claims he went to police but they refused to investigate. Under pressure from her editor to use the video to build a story about the incompetence of the local police captain, Kelly gathers enough evidence to print a story about a suspected suicide. A new detective in a precinct plagued by scandal is ordered to investigate and discredit the reporter if necessary. When potential evidence is stolen and Kelly is attached, the detective is forced to put his grudge against reporters aside. He agrees to work with the journalist to solve the murder while trying to protect her from the killer. Just when they think they have the evidence to arrest a suspect, two more murders turn the investigation in an unexpected direction. 176731 1956 Suss gott MF Journalist (Eric Stolpe) 176732 2001 Sussi & Leo: Road Show, The MF Denmark Interviewer Hans Otto Bisgaard. 176733 1945 Sussie MF Sweden Publisher Lasse Alvdahl (Erick "Bullen" Berglund) 176734 1854 Sut Lovingood SS Harris, George Washington Fictional Journalist created by Harris. Attracted both local and national audience. Nashville Union and American, but also carried by The Spirit of the Times, a New York journal concentrating on sport, drama and humor. 176735 1867 Sut Lovingood: Yarns Spun by a Nat'ral Born Durn'd Fool SS Harris, George Washington Fictional Journalist created by Harris. Oral tradition. Based on a real person. Collection of his sketches. Second volume manuscript disappeared and Harris died shortly after. 176736 2001 Sutters Glück N Muschg, Adolf Switzerland Journalist 176737 1997 Sutton McPhee Mystery, A: Corruption of Faith: NM English, Brenda #1 Sutton McPhee Mystery Series Reporter Sutton McPhee is a top-notch journalist. Her private life, however, is plunged straight into the headlines when her younger sister Clara is found murdered in a bank parking lot. Cara was a church secretary without an enemy in the world -- and the police are baffled by the case. But when Sutton learns that Cara's death may be linked to her church congregation, she won't stop until she solves the case. 176738 1999 Sutton McPhee Mystery, A: Corruption of Justice: NM English, Brenda #3 Sutton McPhee Mystery Series Reporter Sutton McPhee is a fast-talking journalist so starved for a story that she'll even follow around a beat cop for a lousy "day in the life" piece. And then the cop winds up dead. But when his killer sets out to make Sutton the next victim, only one thought whispers in her ear -- be careful what you wish for. 176739 1998 Sutton McPhee Mystery, A: Corruption of Power: NM English, Brenda #2 Sutton McPhee Mystery Series Reporter Sutton McPhee knows how to get a story -- and this time she's taking her sleuthing skills to the scene to solve the murder of a top Senate aide. But during the investigation, there's another murder--the wife of a House of Representatives candidate. And her police source on the case has a problem or two with female reporters--and a problem or three with Sutton. 176740 2004 Suzie Gold M Breakfast TV Editor (Victor McGuire). 176741 1999 Suzy Q MT Photographer (Hugo Koolschijn) 176742 1958 Svarskott pastorat, Ett MF Newspaper Editor (Hans Alfredson) 176743 1987 Svart gryning MF Journalist (Jonas Bergstrom). Editor (Bjorn Granath). Chief Editor (Per Myrberg). 176744 1976 Sven Klangs kvintett MF Interviewer (Olle Westholm) 176745 2000 Svend Ages fredagsbon DF Denmark Journalist-Poet (Kristen Bjornkjaer - Himself). Authors (Bettina Heltberg - Herself; Svend Age Madsen - Himself). 176746 1961 Svenska Floyd MF Radio Journalist (Carl-Axel Elfving). Journalist (Manne Grunberger). Journalist (Gosta Krantz). Journalist (Torsten Lilliecrona). Journalist (Borje Nyberg). Journalist (Ulla-Carin Ryden). Journalist (Ann-Marie Wiman) 176747 1997 Svenska hjaltar M TV Reporter (Hillarie Cutler) 176748 1938 Svet kde se zebra MF Newsman (Josef Gruss) 176749 1988 Svetlaya lichnost MF Cameraman (Oleg Fedulov). 176750 1995 Svinet MTF Journalist (Christian Cavallin). Journalist (Louise Edlind). Journalist (Bo Johansen). Journalist (Anna Lindstrand). 176751 1992 Swamp Thing: T SV 147 (Excerpts) Episode. Series 7-27-1990 to 5-1-1993. Reporter is unscrupulous 176752 1992 Swamp Thing: Better Angels T Episode #27. 1-31-1992 News Media. Reporter (Claudia Miller) 176753 1991 Swamp Thing: Dark Side of the Mirror T Episode #15. 2-8-1991 Newsperson (Bob Sokoler). Swamp Thing is framed by a mutant for murdering the District Attorney who was on to the mutant's boss. 176754 1993 Swamp Thing: Eye for an Eye, An T Episode #66. 3-20-1993 Reporter (Mary Thompson-Hunt) 176755 1992 Swamp Thing: Judgment Day T Episode #55. 12-19-1992 Reporter (Laurel Bowen). Swamp Thing tries to save his friend Will from charges of a murder he didn't commit and comes up against the ambitions of a corrupt District Attorney. 176756 1990 Swamp Thing: Living Image, The T Episode #1. 9-7-1990. Reporter (Mark Muncy). 176757 1982 Swamp Thing: Lizabeth “Liz” Tremayne CB First appeared in Saga of the Swamp Thing #3 (1982). TV Investigative Reporter/Host Lizabeth “Liz” Tremayne for “In-Depth Magazine,” a TV tabloid news show. She wrote a book about the Swamp Thing and then went into hiding with her boyfriend, Dr. Dennis Barclay. She is a former celebrity TV journalist and famous writer. 176758 1996 Swan Lake MT Press Secretary (Barry Atkinson - The Press Secretary). 176759 1976 Swan Lake MT Commentator, Intermission (Clive Barnes-Himself) 176760 1939 Swanee River M Critic (Forbes Murray). Critic (Lloyd Whitlock). 176761 1987 Swann N OWN - H Shields, Carol Editor. Retired newspaper editor, a curmudgeon. 176762 1996 Swann M Publisher (Suzanne Coy). TV Reporter (Tom Melissis). TV Interviewer (Reiner Schwarz). 176763 2006 Swapping Lives NR Green, Jane Magazines. Editor Victoria is single and swinging and is an editor at a London magazine. Amber is a trailer-park waif-turned-wealthy housewife in suburban Connecticut. They swap places temporarily for a magazine article. Victoria wonders what life would be like if she were married with kids. So she decides to swap identities with a suburban American named Amber and write an article about it. 176764 1978 Swarm, The M Cameraman (John Furlong). 176765 2004 Swarm, The (Der Schwarm) NSF Schatzing, Frank Germany Journalist Karen Weaver, a scientific journalist, saves the day in this science-fiction story of aliens under the sea attacking inhabitants on earth. The story begins with an investigation in what first appear to be freak events related to the world’s oceans. Whales are attacking and capsizing boats killing people drifting in the water. A worldwide phenomenon of people being attacked by sharks, poisonous jellyfish, commercial ships being attacked in a variety of ways, an epidemic caused by lobsters contaminated with a highly lethal type of Pfiesteria. All the events are related so an international scientific task force is created. Meanwhile crabs attack New York City, Washington D.C. and later Boston. The Pfiesteria-infested crabs cause an epidemic killing millions of people and rendering affected cities uninhabitable. 176766 1992 Sweating Bullets: T SV 121 Episode. News Media 176767 1992 Sweating Bullets: Jack of Diamonds T Episode #40. 12-7-1992 Newspaper Headlines. Wealthy socialite Christine Atherton has been murdered in her hotel room. 176768 1991 Sweating Bullets: This Year's Model T SV 178 Episode #15. 10-14-91 Tabloid Photographer wants more money for career-threatening pix of a model 176769 1980 Swedenhielms MTF Journalist Pedersen (Bjorn Gustafson). 176770 1961 Swedenhielms MF Journalist Pedersenj (Sven Lindberg). 176771 2009 Swedish Blood N Amiard, John Boston Journalist Peter Frost goes to Sweden because of a long-kept family secret where he must battle neo-Nazis to uncover the full story of his family’s past. 176772 1977 Sweeney (aka Sweeney!) M American Newsman McQueen (Barry Foster). Chadwick's Deputy Editor (John Oxley). 176773 1975 Sweeney, The: Cover Story T Episode #8. 2-20-1975 Female Crime Journalist and Jack Reagan have romance bu when she is implicated in a major crime, her innocence comes into question. 176774 1975 Sweeney, The: Golden Boy T Episode #9. 2-27-1975 News Media. Reporter (Michael Segal). 176775 1978 Sweeney, The: Hearts and Minds T Episode #50. 11-23-1978. Reporter (John Fielding). 176776 1975 Sweeney, The: Night Out T Episode #6. 2-6-1975 News Media. The Reporter (Jeffrey Segal). The Photographer (Christopher Beeny). 176777 1975 Sweeney, The: Queen's Pawn T Episode #4. 1-23-1975 News Media. The Reporter (Keith Washington). 176778 1933 Sweepings M DVD -R HQ 5974, 5975 Photographer (Franklin Pangborn). 176779 1980 Sweeps NM OWN - P Granger, Bill TV Anchorman Jeremy Heron, anchorman on the network evening news for more than 25 years 176780 1979 Sweet Anarchy N OWN - H Benchley, Nathaniel Writer Sam Jensene, a visiting writer. The island newspaper fills its pages with waterfront gossip and a column called "Who Caught What." 176781 1981 Sweet and Deadly NM OWN - P Harris, Charlaine Newspaper Owner Randall Gerrard of a Mississippi Delta weekly adopts motto: "Crusaders lose advertising revenue." Catherine Linton, society editor on the Lowfield, Mississippi paper and daughter of recently murdered wealthy doctor and his wife. When a fellow reporter is killed, she feels her lover owner of the newspaper may be involved. 176782 1979 Sweet and Sour Milk N Farah, Nuruddin #1 Variations on the Theme of an African Dictatorship African-American Journalist Soyaan dies mysteriously. His twin, Loyaan, a dentist, survives. In his inquiry about his dissident brother’s murder, Loyaan finds out that Soyaan was a member of an organization that aimed at overthrowing the regime 176783 2000 Sweet Anger NR Silhouette Brown, Sandra (aka Erin St. Claire) TV Newscaster Kari Wynne blamed her shattered life on one man -- a district attorney who hadn't directly caused her husband's death, but had destroyed his reputation. Still the desire that exploded every time they met was almost overwhelming. Now, she begins a desperate search for the truth about her husband's mysterious death and about the man she wants to hate who somehow awakens within her the kind of passion she has never known before. 176784 1970 Sweet Bird of Aquarius M AFI-Television Announcers TV 176785 1989 Sweet Bird of Youth M L AFI-Walter Winchell Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell. Newspaperman. TV station report at opening. Winchell and Parsons references 176786 2001 Sweet by and by (aka Sweet Bye and Bye, The) N MacKin, Jeanne Magazine Writer Helen West, middle-aged, takes on an assignment to write an essay about two Victorian girls who say they are receiving spirit messages at their home in upstate New York. 176787 1976 Sweet Cakes M Adult. News Media. Reporter (Jennifer Welles). Publisher (Ras Kean). The Photographer (Wes Craven). 176788 1998 Sweet Deception MT TV Newscaster (Anne Marie Loder) 176789 1896 Sweet Disorder, A N USC Lorimer, Norma Octavia Freelance Journalist Molly Collister's article bought by the Mayfair Gazette. 130 pounds a year. Becomes prolific newspaper writer. Goes to London and can't sell her work. Becomes novelist and short-story writer Marries a colonel. Rapid recovery from an accident. Last line: She had confessed…that love was almost as good as independence. 176790 1942 Sweet Genevieve N PVL Derleth, August Journalist David Lasson, The Press. 176791 2000 Sweet Hearts SS Kane, Kathleen Newswoman puts her heart on the line when she follows a hardship story. 176792 2002 Sweet Home Alabama M PR News Media. Reporter (Leslie Hendrix). Reporter (Jim O'Connor). Reporter (Dennis Ryan). TV Fashion Reporter (Kena Allen). TV Fashion Reporter (Sean Treadaway). Press Secretary (Deidee Deionne) Photographer on the Red Carpet Scene (Jason Guy). Paparazzi (Gary Beck), (Robert Black), (Rich Bryant), (Paul Caspary) 176793 2006 Sweet Home Carolina N Ocean, T. Lynn Public Relations-Advertising Executive Jaxie Parker, a hot, young executive at Shine Advertising and Public Relations, is ecstatic to be living on her own in Atlanta and too focused on her career to mess with long-term relationships. But when agency owner Aaron Ackworth chooses her for the pro-bono task of spending a month on a revitalization mission in his deteriorating hometown, Rumton, S.C., Jaxie reluctantly switches from Versace pantsuits to shorts and bare feet. Although two miles from the ocean, Rumton (originally Rum Towne) is landlocked and deserted save for a few tenacious barnacles who hang out at the Chat ‘N Chew. Among them is “Pompous” Pop, a kindly old widower who keeps a raccoon named Bandit, lets Jaxie stay for free and even cooks for her. Pop’s gay nephew, Avery, an environmental consultant, reveals the nearby presence of a shipwreck, the Aldora. Avery’s gorgeous brother, Justin, who just happens to be the head of research at Jaxie’s agency, appears in Rumton to offer his services, romantic and otherwise. Meanwhile, Jaxie and the town residents learn that a developer has been buying up land to build a casino with the mayor’s approval. When the mayor turns up dead, suspicions mount over ex-con Lester, whose ties to Jaxie’s employer are shockingly revealed. Ten Hurricane Hailey speeds up the coast, threatening to open a long-closed waterway as well as wash up the Aldora’s buried treasure, which will salvage the town. Jaxie Parker is a sexy, savvy executive content to savor Atlanta’s nightlife in expensive suits, sipping martinis and gossiping with her best friend. She is enjoying life in the fast lane when, all of a sudden, she’s put in charge of her firm’s annual pro bono project. Her assignment: to device a plan for revitalizing the coastal town of Rumton, South Carolina. Years of declining population, lack of industry and a poor economy threaten to leave Rumton broke and hopeless. But Jaxie doesn’t “do” small towns, much less know how to pull off saving one. She arrives in Rumton to discover that the lack of shopping and day spas is the least of her worries. There isn’t even a hotel and she must bunk down with an old man named Pop in an even older house. Determined to succeed -- if only to get back home as quickly as possible -- Jaxie sets out to meet the townsfolk and work on a plan. Just when she decides that Rumton is dreadfully uneventful -- and her coworker is painful boring -- things heat up pretty quickly. It turns out that there is an interesting man beneath his ever-present suit and tie,after all. And there is much more to Rumton than meets the eye. A charismatic businessman arrives on the scene offering to buy up land -- a development that Jaxie feels is too coincidental. A town resident is murdered, an intriguing history of piracy is uncovered, and a massive storm brew offshore. Although Jaxie is surrounded by danger, she hunkers down to complete the assignment she started, and in the process, she learns a thing or two about life and love. 176794 1998 Sweet Jane M News Media. Reporter #1 (Jodi Ross). Reporter #2 (Lucia Vincent) 176795 1985 Sweet Justice N OWN - H Oster, Jerry Sexy Female TV News Star 176796 1994 Sweet Justice: Power of Darkness, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #8-#9 11-12-1994 News Media. Newspaper Journalist (Will Radford). 176797 1994 Sweet Justice: Sex, Lies and Shining Armor T Episode #3. 10-22-1994 Newspaper Photographer (Will Radford). 176798 1973 Sweet Kill M Newscaster (Sandy Kenyon). 176799 1986 Sweet Liberty M TV Interviewer (Katherine Gowan). Publicist (Robert Zarem). Author writes a book about the American Revolution and Hollywood's come to town to make a movie of it plunging him into a summer of madness. 176800 2009 Sweet Life of Stella Madison, The N Zeises, Lara M. Newspaper Writer Stella Madison’s food-loving parents help her land a summer job at the local newspaper and she’s expected to write about food. Luckily, Stella has Jeremy, the hot new intern at her mom’s restaurant, who is more than happy to help. But where does that leave Stella’s boyfriend, Max, who recently dropped the L-word? And could her separated parents be cooking up romances of their own? 176801 1935 Sweet Music M PR Publicity Man Barney Cowan (Allen Jenkins). Newsman (Joseph Crehan). Press Agent "Ten Percent" Nelson (Ned Sparks). 176802 1977 Sweet Nothings N OWN - P Cunningham, Laura Magazine. Alice Berry works for a magazine, Actual Slayings. 1970s 176803 1991 Sweet Poison M Newscaster (Ginger Crowley) 176804 2000 Sweet Poison N Relling, William Restaurant Critic Augustus Poole, a powerful and obnoxious wine and restaurant critic who is the single most influential critic on the West Coast, is scheduled to be the featured guest at a weekend gathering of the snooty NAMES (North American Epicurean Society) at a friend’s vineyard. Poole is convinced, however, that someone is trying to murder him and will attend only if a bodyguard is provided to protect him and his secretary. Reluctantly, Jack Donne, former Treasury agent and PI who now grows wine with his father in Southern California, agrees. Poole is known by everyone. A thumbs up or down from Poole, especially where a new restaurant or winery is concerned, could make the difference between success and withering on the vine. He agrees to attend the banquet and demanded, in lieu of a fee, a bottle of ‘47 Yquem. That, and a bodyguard: retired BATF agent and private investigator Jack Donne, whose own vineyard is batting .500 with the obnoxious critic. While he’d prefer to concentrate on the vintner’s art rather than the craft of gumshoe, Donne agrees to help at the urging of friends for whom the banquet is a chance to make their mark. According to Poole, someone is trying to kill him, though, no one is taking his fears seriously. The shots are discounted by the police as a random drive-by. During the banquet, though, it becomes clear that any number of people might very well want the critic dead, and later that night, the threats become something more than idle. It isn’t Poole found lying on the floor beside the open bottle of Yquem, however, and that makes him one of several suspects. The poison in the wine is another matter. Now it becomes Donne’s job not only to clear his client’s name but to find the person or persons responsible for a bottle of sweet poison. 176805 2007 Sweet Return NR Jeffrey, Anna Photojournalist Dalton Parker has traveled the world covering one hot spot after another, but now has his reasons for staying away from one location -- his family’s Lazy P ranch. Now a calamity 20 years later drags him back to Hatlow, Texas to help out -- and to face his past. But he’s appalled to find that the cattle ranch has become home to a bunch of chickens. And he knows who to blame -- the most challenging woman he’s ever met. Ever since Dalton strutted back into town, he has done his best to make the woman’s life hell. He’s dead set on moving her organic egg farm off the Lazy P, and he riles her every chance he gets. Joanna Walsh is 35, single, softhearted and ambitious but when she sets up an organic egg farm on the Lazy P ranch, she may have gone too far. Or so famed photojournalist and sexy, commitment-phobic Dalton tells her when at her urging he returns to help his mother run the ranch after his brother is critically injured. He’s equally appalled at the ranch’s finances and at chickens roaming the family’s best cattle pasture, but he is drawn to Joanna’s forthright and caring nature. 176806 1909 Sweet Revenge M Newspaper. Young man jilts sweetheart by leaving newspaper containing notice of his approaching marriage. Woman learns through newspaper item that she has been jilted 176807 1987 Sweet Revenge M DVD -R HQ 7719, 7720. SV 49 Jones, Michael, randy Kornfield (Story). Steven M. Krauzer, Tim McCoy (Screenplay). Jim Beaver (Additional Dialogue) Ness Book TV Reporter Jillian Gray (Nancy Allen) for the American News Hour investigates the disappearance of women in the Los Angeles area and uncovers a ring of white slavers. Kidnapped and eventually has to resort to machine gunning her captors. 176808 1984 Sweet Revenge MT Photographer (Scotch Byerly). 176809 1943 Sweet Rosie O'Grady M DVD -R HQ 6290, 6291. SVD 1092 Lipman, William R., Frederick Stephani, Edward Van Every (Stories). Ken Englund (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Samuel A. Magee (Robert Young) of the National Police Gazette exposes showgirl's after she is engaged to duke. Returns to America from London. Magee pretends to be from shipping line to get her away from reporters. She discovers she was duped. Tells reporters she and Magee are engaged and the articles he wrote about her are false. Reporters suspicious when told Magee sent cables to Europe. Explains he sent them collect. Editor Moran (Adolphe Menjou) fires reporter when rival paper scoops him. Showgirl goes back on promise to drop charade. Magee plays up romance. Duke arrives. She kicks them out. They commiserate in tavern. Reporter gets punched out by editor. Goes to work for the Commercial. Showgirl revue ridicules him. Defends her when editor steals duke's love letters. She arrives in newspaper office as reporter attacks editor. Forces Magee to propose to her. Editor agrees to hire back reporter. Most jokes at expense of sensationalistic practices of Police Gazette. "Sam, you're not going to let a thing like love interfere with your honor as a newspaperman." Editor Ellis (Al Hill). Editor Brooks (Walter Fenner). Editor Rogers (Gus Glassmire). Photographers (Perc Launders, Cyril Ring). 176810 1947 Sweet Rosie O'Grady R CD10 - Wells Episode 054. 3-13-1947. Radio Reader's Digest Reporter Samuel A. Magee of the National Police Gazette exposes showgirl's after she is engaged to duke. 176811 1943 Sweet Rosie O'Grady - Get Your Police Gazette - Gentlemen of the Press Production Number MUS DVD -R HQ 6290, 6291. SVD 1092 Press. Magazines. Newsboys sing, "Get Your Police Gazette," then segue into "Sweet Rosie O'Grady" who is on the cover of the Police Gazette magazine. Rosie O'Grady then is shown on the cover of the Police Gazette and turns into real-life Betty Grable. Gentlemen of the Press. "Gentlemen of the Press. Goodness graceness I'm a mess. Have them wait until I dress." "I'll give you a story that will double your circulation but it's not for publication." Grable then dances with the "Gentlemen of the Press" in big production number. 176812 2007 Sweet Ruin N Hanauer, Cathi Editor Elayna Leopold is 35 and traded in her life as a single magazine editor in Manhattan for life as wife and mother in affluent suburban New Jersey with lawyer husband Paul. Two years after the death of their son, Oliver, Elayna spends her days caring for six-year-old daughter Hazel and working as a freelance editor of a poetry magazine. Elayna starts to come back to life, her awakening coinciding with the appearance of hot young dog-owner Kevin in the apartment building across the street. As Elayna’s entanglement with Kevin threatens her marriage, Hazel’s relationship with Elayna’s fashion photographer father, Devon, raises the specter of Elayna’s childhood and her father’s dubious judgment. 176813 1999 Sweet Smell of Psychosis, The N Self, Will. Martin Rowson (Illustrator) Columnist, TV personality and Radio Talk-Show Host Bell is "a kingpin, a grand panjandrum, a veritable Vautrin guiding the ship of scandal from the lower depths." His media omnipresence -- newspapers, TV and radio -- has given him enormous power. Bell holds court at the Sealink Club, "a dark, humid environment in which fungal tittle-tattle could sell overnight." Into all of this comes Richard Hermes, from an up-country newspaper to the glitz of a trendy London magazine. There must be 200,000 people in Britain who did nothing else but listen to Bell's voice, watch Bell's face or read his words for every waking hour of their lives. Richard drawn into media celebrity's Bell's web. Richard loses his job at the pretentious listings magazine Rendezvous, as he indulges in cocaine, falls for nubile and vacuous Magazine Columnist Ursula Bentley, and comes under the sway of media mastermind Bell. Poisonous world of life-style journalism. Venal media cliques. Richard ends up in Mephistopheles of media's bed. 176814 1965 Sweet Smell of Sex M Photographer (John Fodor). 176815 1957 Sweet Smell of Success M D -R HQ 1943-1944. L. SV 98, 44 Lehman, Ernest (Story - "Tell Me About It Tomorrow"). Clifford Odets, Lehman (Screenplay) PR. Ness Book Gossip Columnist J.J. Hunsecker (Burt Lancaster), power-mad, hateful Broadway columnist modeled after real-life columnist Walter Winchell who can make or break anyone. Sidney Falco (Tony Curtis), eager press agent, cowardly sycophant used by Hunsecker. Every night, Hunsecker entertains guests including senators at one of his regular New York nightclub tables. Falco tries to blackmail Columnist Leo Bartha (Lawrence Dobkin) into running blind item smearing jazz musician who is dating Hunsecker's sister. Columnist refuses. Falco uses sex to bribe another Columnist Otis Elwell (David White) into running blind item calling musician a marijuana-smoking communist. Falco's boss says: "It's a publicity man's nature to be a liar." Boyfriend explodes at Hunsecker calling him national disgrace. Hunsecker vows to get even -- nobody talks like that to Hunsecker. Orders cop to beat up musician on fake marijuana rap. When sister finds out, she tries to commit suicide. Kelso saves her. Hunsecker accuses Kelso of raping sister and goes after him with a vengeance having the cop beat him up in the New York streets. Hunsecker personifies evil glaring out from behind glasses, megalomaniac terrifying.. 176816 1957 Sweet Smell of Success MS Lehman, Ernest and Clifford Odets Columnist J. J. Hunsecker and Press Agent Sidney Falco in a vicious dissection of the world of public relations and journalism. 176817 1965 Sweet Smell of Success, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 176818 2002 Sweet Smell of Success, The: Original Broadway Cast Recording P CD-Audio Includes Playbill and New York Times Magazine article, "Only Gossip," March 3, 2002. Gossip Columnist J. J. Hunsecker (John Lithgow). Sidney (Brian D'Arcy James). New York City, 1952. 176819 2002 Sweet Smell of Success: Dirt MUS SVD 1187 Music Number on Tony Awards Gossip Columnist J.J. Hunsecker (John Lithgow). 176820 2006 Sweet Spot, The NS Perrin, Kayla African-American TV Sports Reporter Zoe Andrews will do anything it takes to get to the top, even ask the controversial question that puts her toe to toe with one of the National Football League's sexiest stars. 176821 1971 Sweet Sweet Rachel M Former Newscaster Alex Dreier, ESP expert 176822 1994 Sweet Sweetback's Big Bone, The M Magazine Publisher (Sean Michaels). 176823 1996 Sweet Temptation MT DVD -R HQ 8167, 8168. VHS 361 (Excerpts) News Media. 176824 2000 Sweet Thing M News Media. Reporter (LaDon Drummond) 176825 2005 Sweet Thing N Tyler, Alison Aspiring Reporter Jessica Taylor is a stunning Los Angeles girl into old movies and playing X-rated games with hip guys. What she wants most of all is to be a big-time reporter. What transpires is a game of SM cat and mouse set in the hush-hush world of LA gossip columns and naked ambition 176826 1984 Sweet, Savage Death NM Papazoglou, Orania Freelance Magazine Writer Patience McKenna for such women's magazines as Sophistication and alternate newspapers such as Left of Center. Articles about growing incidence of alcoholism among working women, cover-up campaign on dangers of chemical waste "I would continue to write them as long as no one ever found out I was also writing category romance." 176827 1999 Sweeter Than Sin NR Garland, Kit Reporter Kate McGoldrick is a widow whose husband Harry McGoldrick owned the newspaper and was murdered six months ago in 1870s Wyoming where cattlemen have declared unofficial war on the sheepherders. Kate now secretly owns the paper and writes flaming editorials under a pseudonym. A man arrives who has been looking for Kate for six years. Kate is fiercely protective of her son and has worked hard to make the newspaper a success. But she has also known loneliness, guilt and gratitude, but not until now passionate love. Six years ago, Kate stormed out of man's household blinded by heartbreak over his announcement of engagement to another woman. After finding consolation in his brother's arms, she fled to Wyoming to begin again. She buried her shame, marrying and raising her son with another man's name. Widowed now, she is her own woman and vows not to be betrayed twice. 176828 1942 Sweetheart of the Fleet M Female Publicist 176829 1938 Sweethearts M DVD -R HQ 8668, 8669. DVD -R 1759 (Media Excerpts) Reporter (Jack Gardner). Reporter (Pat Gleason). Reporter (David Kerman). Reporter (Ralph Malone). Commentator (Gayne Whitman). Variety, the entertainment trade newspaper, used throughout, plays key plot point in bringing couple back together. 176830 2004 Sweethearts of Soul, The N Lambright, Evelyn Music Reporter Legs Diamond gets the assignment to interview the Sweethearts of Soul being honored by the Rock and Soul Foundation in its hall of fame. And what a story she hears -- from their start singing gospel and their fame and fortune in the 1960s to their descent back to real life. With a little help from Legs, the four women reconnect and discover they need one another now just as much as when they were young stars on the rise. 176831 2001 Sweethearts of the Twilight Lanes N Jones, Luanne Magazine Publisher Tess Redding of Simply Southern Magazine is the soul of southern hospitality -- or at least to the world around Mount Circe, Georgia. But when a bad boy roars back into town, her plans to leave Mount Circe are suddenly in danger. Once upon a time this smooth-talking rebel broke her heart and now she wants nothing to do with him. But then she and her best pals begin to receive anonymous blackmail notes that threaten to expose their youthful follies. 176832 2002 Sweets M Commentator, Wrestling (Scott F. Buckley) 176833 1999 Sweetwater MT SVD 789 (Missing Title, End Credits) Music Reporter (Kelli Williams) tracks down members of the band that opened 1969 Woodstock festival. Based on a true story. 176834 1984 Sweetwater Fever N Adlemen, Robert Editor Collie Gibbs in 1853 in the gold mining town of Jacksonville. Finds friendship, adventure and romance. Newspaper Editor 176835 1946 Swell Guy M Emery, Gilbert (Play). Richard Books (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent Jim Duncan (Sonny Tufts) returns to his hometown and is declared a hero although his fellow journalists know otherwise. He is actually a major heel whose own mother wishes he had been killed in the war. Cheats townspeople in crap games, compromises a local rich girl (although he has a wife in Paris), and nearly destroys his brother's marriage. He also tries to leave town with funds collected for G.I. Veterans drive. Duncan eventually undergoes a change, but pays for his past sins when he is crushed under a train while rescuing his nephew from a tunnel. 176836 1930 Swellhead, The M Sportswriter Johnny Trump (Jimmy Gleason) hired to manage boxer 176837 2000 Swept Away TV T Series 2000. Reporter New Music (Gaby Wagner). Hosts Nick Corirossi, Brianne McKay. 176838 2003 Swerve It Like Merv M Short - Comedy Parody Documentary. Interviewer (John Clagnan). 176839 2007 Swiadek koronny (aka Crown Witness, The State Witness, Key Witness) MF Poland - Based on a True Story. Investigative Reporter must guard a potentially incriminating secret from his past while his subject, a reformed Mafioso, prepares to put his life on the line by testifying against his mob associates. The gangster about to testify against his associates meets a reporter with a terrible secret unlocking a series of explosive events in both their lives. Will the reformed thug live long enough to finger his former comrades and will the journalist find justice before it’s too late. Criminal Reporter-Documentary Maker has been working on a new documentary project and gets an opportunity to interview a mob midlevel boss who has become a state witness, and whose testimonies have helped bring down a lot of members of the criminal underworld. There is also a camerawoman working with the reporter. The main part of the story is about the interview and past events in mob circles are recounted in flashbacks as the former mob boss tells his story. 176840 2000 Swift Death to Critics, A N DeFelitta, Frank Movie Critics are being killed as the result of one woman’s revenge against seven American movie critics whose viciously caustic reviews caused the suicide of her husband, the miscarriage of their baby and the total collapse of their world. 176841 1947 Swift Home Service Club, The DT Series. 10-10-1947 to 3-26-1948. NBC Hosts Tex Falkenberg and Jinx Falkenberg (radio husband and wife team) with Sandra Gable (interior decorating), Martha Logan (economist). 176842 1970 Swimming Pool, The M AFI-Journalists/Authors Journalist 176843 2003 Swimming Pool, The M DVD -R HQ 8683, 8684 British Crime Novelist turns in a different kind of novel to her publisher who rejects it. The novelist clashes with publisher's daughter while they stay at his house for the weekend. But did it all happen or is it all part of the novelist's imagination? 176844 1998 Swimming to Catalina NM Woods, Stuart News Media 176845 2002 Swimming Upstream M Reporter (Murray Rose). Reporter (Paul Raynor). Radio Commentator (Raj Ryan). 176846 2004 Swimming With Sharks DF Singapore - Short Documentary. Interviewer Kristina Foster. 176847 2009 Swimsuit NM Patterson, James and Maxine Paetro Los Angeles Times Reporter Ben Hawkins is conducting his own research into the case of a breathtakingly beautiful supermodel on a photo shoot in Hawaii who disappears. Fearing the worst, her parents travel to Hawaii to investigate for themselves. Hawkins hopes to help the victim and get an idea for his next bestseller. With no leads and no closer to uncovering the kidnapper’s identity than when he stepped off the plane, Ben gets a shocking visit that pushes him into an impossible-to-resist deal with the devil. 176848 1997 Swimsuit: Movie, The M Press Corps #1 (April Axton). Press Corps #2 (Larry Gund). 176849 1970 Swing Out, Sweet Land T Journalist Frederick Douglass (Roscoe Lee Browne). Newspaper Printer (Red Skeleton). Newspaper Printer's Assistant (Tom Smothers). 176850 1984 Swing Shift M News Media. First Interviewer (Maggie Renzi). Second Interviewer (Sandy McLeod) 176851 1938 Swing That Cheer M News Media. Editor (Steve Pendleton). Reporter (Ray Walker). Photographer (Eddie Fetherston). 176852 1936 Swing Time M L Announcer (Joe Ray) 176853 1999 Swing Vote MT TV News Anchor #1 (Patty Lotz). Field Reporter #1 (Dale Harimoto). Field Reporter #2 (Tom Urich). 176854 2008 Swing Vote M News Media. Reporters (Ronald Hamilton, Suzanne Wilcox). National News Media covers single voter who can decide the presidential election. Christopher Matthews (as Himself). 176855 1940 Swing With Bing M Short Sportswriter (Henry McLemore). 176856 1938 Swing Your Lady M Sports Reporter Jack Miller (Ronald Reagan). Photographer (Irving Bacon). 176857 1938 Swing, Sister, Swing M Reporter (Art Yeoman). Photographer (Eddie Fetherston). Photographer (Fred Santley). 176858 1966 Swinger, The M DVD -R 1576 AFI-Editors/Magazines/Publishers/Authors Magazine Editor. Photographer (Robert Aiken). Photographer (Peter Gowland). 176859 1945 Swingin' on a Rainbow M Photographer (George Davis) 176860 1974 Swinging Cheerleaders, The M Witherspoon, Jane, Betty Conkey (Screenplay) Ness Book College Journalist Kate (Jo Johnston) is a student at Mesa State University who joins cheerleading squad to do an expose on exploitation for her term paper. She is living with Editor Ron (Ian Sanders) of an underground paper, Mesa Free Press.. Moves into the dorms to pursue story. Gets involved with football star forced into engagement with cheer squad captain, whose father and the coach plan to throw the big game. Football star refuses to go along, arrested on phony drug charge and kidnapped. Reporter is on outs with other cheerleaders after cheer squad captain shows them the story she has been writing, reporter is able to get their support to rescue football star in time for the game. 176861 1969 Swinging Murder NM Matthews, Anthony (L. Black) News Media 176862 2008 Swingtown: Get Down Tonight T DVD -R HQ 10176 Episode. 8-15-2008 Newspaper. Janet gets a temporary job at a local newspaper and when the editor discovers how efficient she is, he offers her a full-time job. 176863 2008 Swingtown: Surprise T DVD -R HQ 10202 Episode. 8-30-2008 Advice-Columnist Trudy for Chicago Daily Sun. Janet applies for the job of Miss Trudy, advice columnist. Editor is looking for submissions to find out who will do the column. She writes a sample column. Henry Fisher, her coworker, encourages her to apply after they do a sample question-and-answer in the newspaper office. She brings Henry home and discovers a surprise party for her birthday. Janet’s husband confesses his love for her best friend to her best friend. 176864 2008 Swingtown: Take It To the Limit T DVD -R HQ 10228 Episode. 9-6-2008 Advice-Columnist Janet for Chicago Daily Sun. Janet applies for the job of Miss Trudy, advice columnist, gets the job and refuses it. But Henry Fisher, her coworker, tells the editor she changed her mind and brings her the first Dear Janet column. Her husband, who is supposed to be flying to Cincinnati for a new job, meets with her best friend at a hotel, while Janet toasts herself with champagne given to her by Henry and pastes her first column in her scrapbook. The Dear Trudy advice column is now officially the Dear Janet advice column in the final episode of this first season. 176865 1991 Switch M Photographer (Robert Elias) 176866 1977 Switch: Camera Angles T Episode #41. 1-30-1977 News Media. A revolutionary new camera, kidnapping and murder are involved in a case that Max and Pete tackle without telling each other to help a friend. 176867 1977 Switch: Hemline Heist, The T Guss, Jack Episode #45. 2-27-1977 News Media 176868 1978 Switch: Mexican Standoff T Figueroa, John and Larry Forrester Episode #66. 7-30-1978 News Media. White slavers smuggle aliens from Latin America. 176869 1977 Switch: Snitch, The T Episode #39. 1-16-1977 News Media. City Hall Newscaster (Dick Whittinghill). 176870 1997 Switchback M News Media. Reporter (Tricia Springer). News Anchor (Kristin McCloskey) 176871 1999 Switched at Birth MT Courthouse Reporters (Kaz Garas, Karen Johnson-Miller). Final Reporter (Shannon Day). TV Interviewer (Laura Duyn). 176872 1991 Switched at Birth MT News Media. Philadelphia Anchor (Mario Machado). Sarasota Anchor (Ron Tank). 176873 1988 Switching Channels M DVD -R HQ 1773, 1774. L. Hecht, Ben, Charles MacArthur (Play -- "Front Page, The"). Jonathan Reynolds (Screenplay) Remake of His Girl Friday/Front Page TV Anchor-Reporter Christy Colleran (Kathleen Turner) works for the Satellite News Network in Chicago. Her boss is John L. Sullivan IV (Burt Reynolds), the station's slave-driving news director. She's his ex-wife and wants to leave the profession. Planning to take a job as host of A.M. Manhattan and combine a career with a domestic life. Man is due to be executed for killing a cop. Political corruption involved. Colleran inadvertently provides the means for the prisoner's escape. Hides prisoner in a copy machine after lights go off in the prison because of all the electronic media equipment plugged in by reporters on hand to cover the execution. She and Sullivan videotape an interview with the prisoner. Newspaper reporters refer to TV reporters as mannequins. TV reporters are shown doing their stand-ups and each of them sound exactly the same. Televising executions also an issue. Reporter (Warren Davis). Reporter (Rex Hagon). Reporter (Katya Ladan). Reporter (Laurie Paton). SNN Anchor Person (Ray Landry). 6'8" Cameraman (Philip Malotte). 176874 1992 Swoon M Reporter (Christie MacFadyen). Reporter (Robert McKanna). Reporter (Bobby Reed). Press Conference Extras (Oscar Aleman, Emanuel Baetich, Robert M. Beck, Mike Diaz, Haddy Lederman, Tanya Taylor). 176875 1944 Swooner Crooner C L. Volume. 1, Golden Age Newspaper Advertisement - Want Ad. Porky places a want ad: Rooster Auditions 176876 2008 Swop! M Public Relations. PR Guy (Denton Douglas). 176877 1910 Sword Edge of Chance SSF Bayley, T. Donald Press 176878 1949 Sword in the Desert M DVD 10131 Radio. Sabra (Marta Toren) delivers stinging attacks on British via underground radio broadcasts 176879 2001 Sword Maiden, The N King, Susan Tabloid Reporter Hope Spencer who is based in Los Angeles arrives in Gospel, Idaho hoping for inspiration, but she discovers truth is stranger than fiction -- even tabloid fiction -- in the small town. Then there is local sheriff Dylan Taber. He’s no made-up character from one of her stories -- Dylan is all too real, and soon Hope faces the awful truth she’s been without a man for too long. 176880 1952 Sword of Honor, The N OWN - H Waugh, Evelyn Triology --"Men at Arms, "Offices and Gentlemen," and "Unconditional Surrender." Editor Everard Spruce, the founder and editor of Survival -- "A man who cherished no ambitions for the future, believing, despite the title of his monthly review, that the human race was destined to dissolve in chaos. Based on Cyril Connolly. 176881 1939 Sword of Honour M Commentator (Tommy Woodrooffe) 176882 2001 Swordfish M Los Angeles Times Reporter (Kevin F. Sherry). 176883 1996 Sworn to Justice M SVD 1179 TV Anchor (Karen Eden) 176884 1987 Sworn to Silence MT L News Media 176885 1892 Sybil Knox N MLPL Hale, Edward Everett Editor Jim Blaine. Mostly on newspapers 176886 1995 Sydney, Invincible NJ Rodowsky, Colby School Newspaper. Sydney Downie is assigned to the school newspaper. A junior at Hawthorne Hills, she is named editor. Sassy narrator 176887 1990 Sydney: T Episode. Series 3-21-1990 to 8-6-1990 Newspaper. Story on Sydney in Los Angeles Tribune called "A Week in the Life of Sydney Kells -- Valerie Bertinelli" -- private investigator 176888 1990 Sydney: T Episode. Reporter Jamie Ellsworth (Annabelle Gurwitch) decides to do a story on Sydney, but she wishes she could stop the presses -- and crawl under them -- when she bungles a big case. 176889 1990 Sydney: 36-24-36 T Episode #10. 6-4-1990 News. Sydney watches the news when Billy learns how to play football with his dad. 176890 1976 Sykes: Fishing T Episode #48. 11-18-1976 Newsreader (Bob Wellings). 176891 1978 Sykes: Picket Line T Episode #57. 1-11-1978 Reporter (Michael Ripper). 176892 1978 Syksylla kaikki on toisin MF Journalist (Matti Ollila) 176893 1977 Sylvia im Reich der Wollust MF Photographer (Uschi Zech) 176894 1946 Sylvia Sanders and the Tangled Web NM OWN - H Radford, R.L. Radio. Sylvia Sanders, a career in Chicago on the radio networks is her ambition. 176895 2009 Sympathy for Delicious M Newscaster (Tina Morasco). Newly paralyzed DJ gets more than he bargained for when he seeks out the world of faith healing. 176896 1986 Syndrome N OWN - P Pronin, Barbara Investigative Reporter Nancy Rafferty is on to the biggest story of her career -- investigating a medical miracle 176897 1990 Syngenor M Reporter Nick Cary (Mitchell Laurance), smelling a story, discovers that Syngenor is the first artificial life form, a genetically engineered, unstoppable soldier built by a multinational corporation. Weeks from completion, one of the team lets a prototype loose before it is perfected and it annihilates several innocent employees, including the public relations director, and its creator, a scientist. The reporter teams up with a scientist’s niece to try to save the day. 176898 1929 Synthetic Sin M AFI-Playwrights Writer 176899 2005 Syriana M DVD -R HQ 7611, 7612, 7619 News Media. Merger between oil companies leads to political intrigue and murder. 176900 1953 System, The M Grafton, Edith and Samuel (Story - "Investigation"). Jo Eisinger (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jerry Allen (Don Beddoe) of the News-Tribune has been writing articles attacking a crime syndicate run by a man who is in love with Felice Stuart (Joan Weldon), daughter of newspaper's publisher Roger Stuart (Fay Roope). Syndicate leader tries to get reporter to stop his crusading by reminding him that their sons are friends. Appeal is unsuccessful, so is ordered by his boss to stop the paper and kill the reporter. Allen is murdered by the mob. Syndicate head's son commits suicide and he lets himself be charged with perjury before the investigating committee. Publisher's daughter promises to wait for his release. 176901 1927 Syv dager for Elisabeth MF Journalist Morten Gribb (Henry Gleditsch) 176902 2005 Szabadsag, szerelem MF Reporter (Laszlo Bartok). At the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne, the Hungarian water polo team faces off against the Russians in what will become known as one of the bloodiest matches in sport's history. 176903 1961 Szczesciarz Antoni MF Poland News Media. Reporter (Witold Skaruch). Messengers (Waclaw Kowalski, Ryszard Pietruski). 176904 2008 Szemben a maffiaval MF Reporter (Iren Karman) 176905 2003 Szent Ivan Napja MF Hungary Journalist (Attila Piti). TV Host (Peter Novak) 176906 2001 Szivarvany harcosa, A MT Editor, General (Geza Tordy). 176907 2005 Szoknya, egy nadrag, Egy MF Hungary Journalist (Attila Arpa). TV Host (Gabor Gundel Takacs). 176908 1988 Szomszedok: TF Episode #44. 12-29-1988 Reporter (Istvan Lakatos). Printer Girl Agi (Eva Naszladi). 176909 1989 Szomszedok: TF Episodes. Series. 1989- Journalist Dezso Garami (Tibor Gaspar). Editor-in-Chief (Tamas Toth). Typesetter (Iren Bodis, 1991). 176910 1988 Szomszedok: TF Episode #28. 5-19-1988 Journalist (Zsuzsa Holl). 176911 1999 Szomszedok: TF Episode #329. 12-2-1999 Newspaper Delivery Man (Gyorgy Somhegyi). 176912 1998 Szomszedok: TF Episode #279. 1-1-1998. Episode #282. 2-12-1998. Editor Marta (Kati Takacs). 176913 1995 Szomszedok: TF Episode #224. 11-23-1995 Cameraman Dini (Csaba Ujvan). 176914 1999 Szomszedok: Bohm naploja II TF Episode #322. 8-26-1999 Journalist Dezso Garami (Tibor Gaspar). 176915 1989 Sztuka kochania MF Poland News Media. TV Reporter (Halszka Wasilewska). 176916 2005 T Wharf N Douglas, George A. Reporter Benjamin Hamilton for New England's Great Breakfast Table Newspaper on the eve of World War II. He lives on picturesque T Wharf on Boston's waterfront and falls in love with a French ballerina on tour in America. He covers the sinking of the submarine Squalus off Portsmouth, New Hampshire, the dramatic rescue of the survivors and drawn-out salvage of the submarine. World War II starts with Germany invading Poland and the dancer returns to Paris. She promises to return in the spring to marry Ben, but is caught in German-occupied Paris. America prepares for war with a peacetime draft, and a bitter debate rages over whether this country should intervene. President Roosevelt is granted unlimited war powers by Congress, and Ben receives a commission in the Navy and leaves T Wharf. 176917 1992 T-bakku no hanayome MF Reporter (Isao Shinozaki) 176918 1994 T-Force M Reporter (Karen Elise Baldwin) 176919 1913 T. Tembaron N GPL Burnett, Francis Hodgson Journalist began as a New York newsboy, moves up to Harlem society reporter on a Sunday newspaper and on to large inheritance in England. Editor Galton. Sunday Earth. Editor Horace Greeley, a character. 176920 1982 T.J. Hooker MT Reporter #2 (Tawny Little) 176921 1985 T.J. Hooker: Assassin, The T Episode #77. 11-13-1985. Newscaster (Charlee Williams). State Department asks Hooker's help in tracking down a man whom he served alongside in Vietnam. The man is disillusioned, mentally unstable but a trained executioner. He plans to assassinate the head of a visiting Russian trade delegation. 176922 1986 T.J. Hooker: Deadly Force (aka Buck Rogers) T Lord, Stephen Episode #91. 5-28-1986 Female TV Reporter eager for a story hampers an investigation into the death of a detective's niece who was at a jewelry store buying a gift for her uncle's 25th anniversary in the force when the store is hit by armed robbers and she is gunned down. One of the murderous robbers gets a taste for the fame that the shooting brings him and plans to make a play for the determined TV reporter so he can get more media attention. 176923 1986 T.J. Hooker: Death Trip T Episode #87. 5-14-1986 News Media. Reporter #1 (Maureen Grady). Reporter #2 (Bobby Justin). Friendly LCPD baseball game is interrupted by a shooting when a passing man out for a walk with his daughter is shot in an attempted execution. The wounded man is a retired mobster who is now an informant and has been helping the FBI with valuable information. The Feds are eager to keep him alive and ask Hooker to make sure no harm comes to him. 176924 1984 T.J. Hooker: Gang War T Episode #48. 5-5-1984 News Media. Reporter (Tiiu Leek). When the president of one Hispanic gang is gunned down in a drive-by shooting, a new neighborhood peace program designed to reduce tension in the area is jeopardized. Two Hispanic gangs are close to declaring all-out war on each other. Although the assailants who murdered the president of one of the gangs are identified to be wearing the dress code of the victim's rival gang, Hooker suspects someone else. The suspect wants to fuel the feud to benefit from the sale of fire-arms sold to both sides of the conflict. 176925 1984 T.J. Hooker: Night Vigil T Episode #50. 10-13-1984 TV Newsreader (Joanne Ishimine). Stacy is shot when unwittingly walking in on an armed robbery leaving her hospitalized in a coma with a bullet lodged dangerously close to her heart. She faces precarious surgery while Hooker and the rest of her team searches for the robbers who are armed with armor-piercing bullets. Hooker will do anything to catch the shooters even if it means putting his career on the line. 176926 1982 T.J. Hooker: Protectors, The (aka Pilot) T Episode #1. 3-13-1982. 90-Minute Pilot News Media. Reporter #2 (Tawny Little). 176927 1984 T.J. Hooker: Pursuit (aka Hot Pursuit) T Episode #52. 10-27-1984 TV Newscaster (Joanne Ishimine). Hooker and Romano chase two armed robbers who held up a local bank taking the teller hostage. A high-speed pursuit ends in the thieves' car plowing into the side of the tanker. Hooker receives criticism for his decision to give chase. The young woman taken hostage lost her unborn baby as a result of the crash. 176928 1983 T.J. Hooker: Shadow of Truth, The T DVD -R HQ 2877 Sherman, Robert Episode #32. 10-29-1983 Investigative Journalist Lisa Jericho (Helen Shaver) of the Sun-Telegraph newspaper probes a dishonest builder constructing a Children's Hospital. T.J. Hooker falls for her. Attempts are made on her life to stop her story. One policeman calls Jericho, "queen of the muckrakers." Hooker is on a date with Jericho, an infamous muck-raking reporter, when the restaurant they're in comes under gunfire. A man whose Lisa has previously done an article on is killed in the shooting. But Hooker begins to theorize that Jericho was in fact the intended target when later his life once again is endangered. What Hooker and Jericho do not know is that the crooked head of a construction company the reporter is investigating is determined to see that she isn't around to print an upcoming article revealing his corruption. 176929 1982 T.J. Hooker: Streets, The T DVD -R HQ 3347 Husky, Rick Episode. 3-5-1982 Reporter dogs Hooker's steps as he pursues a serial mugger who leaves Bibles behind. Hooker and Romano have to escort the overeager, aggressive newswoman. The reporter's involvement just serves to complicate matters further. 176930 1971 T.R. Baskin M Interviewer (Marrian Walters) 176931 1992 T.S.W. Sheridan: All the Dead Heroes NM MLPL Wilcox, Stephen #3 T.S.W. Sheridan Mysteries Crime Reporter Timothy Seamus Wolfe (T.S.W.) Sheridan, freelance journalist and amateur sleuth, a longtime Manhattanite from upstate New York investigates the stormy career and murder of a retired ballplayer Sheridan investigates the troubled life and untimely death of one of his boyhood idols from the 1960s, a baseball legend, the second black player to play for the New York Yankees. The African-American player's outspokenness on civil rights and labor issues, and a reputation for womanizing and gambling, had forced him from the game he loved. For 20 years he lived the life of a recluse on a secluded piece of land tucked away in upstate New York's Finger Lakes region. Now, only two weeks before his controversial induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, the player is savagely murdered. Sheridan wants to find out why. 176932 1989 T.S.W. Sheridan: Dry White Tear, The NM PVL Wilcox, Stephen F. #1 T.S.W. Sheridan Mysteries Crime Reporter Timothy Seamus Wolfe (T.S.W.) Sheridan, freelance journalist and amateur sleuth, a longtime Manhattanite from upstate New York is used to murder in the big city. But why in a quiet village? Friends on a local newspaper help him solve the murder. A wry and worldly crime reporter from Manhattan finds himself returning to his small-town upstate New York roots when he inherits a cottage on Seneca Lake from his favorite uncle. But before he can kick back and enjoy his new digs in the middle of the Finger Lakes' picturesque wine country, Sheridan is determined to find out who killed his Uncle Charlie Dugan -- and why. Could it have been real estate developer looking to add Charlie's land to his properties? Or the local wine maker, who needed more lakeside acres to expand his vineyard? The Bible-thumping widow next door who doesn't like Sheridan or any other man? There's also a comely waitress named Sorrel Brown to ease Sheridan's way as he wades hip-deep into what could be the biggest and last scoop he ever gets. 176933 1994 T.S.W. Sheridan: Green Mosaic NM Wilcox, Stephen F. #4 T.S.W. Sheridan Mysteries Crime Reporter Timothy Seamus Wolfe (T.S.W.) Sheridan, freelance journalist and amateur sleuth, a longtime Manhattanite from upstate New York. Green terrorists, big lumber and the local law are all at odds with Sheridan as he probes the death of a beautiful environmentalist. Old flames, new jealousies, the age-old hostilities between the forces of progress and preservation all are involved. Twisting trail through northern New York's rugged Adirondack Mountains leads Sheridan to the killer, but not before he deals with a barroom brawl with the town bully, a near-miss in the deep woods and enough red herrings to fill any angler's stringer. 176934 1990 T.S.W. Sheridan: St. Lawrence Run, The N OWN - P Wilcox, Stephen F. #2 T.S.W. Sheridan Mysteries Crime Reporter Timothy Seamus Wolfe (T.S.W.) Sheridan, freelance journalist and amateur sleuth, a longtime Manhattanite from upstate New York. Investigating the recent murder of a history professor, Sheridan, at his humorous and daring best, is drawn to site of an old tragedy. In 1937, bootleggers burned Castle House, on one of New York State's Thousand Islands killing 18 people locked inside. At the island called Widowsok Cape, Sheridan meets an old-timer who brags about having known the principals in the case. He offers no clues to the recent murder, which is possibly linked to the Castle House holocaust. Sheridan is at first courteously discouraged by the sheriff and leading citizens. Their failed efforts escalate into death-dealing blows at the "snoop" and several of his allies as he uncovers the terrifying secrets. 176935 1981 T.T. Baldwin: End of the Line NS O'Cork, Shannon #2 T.T. Baldwin Mysteries Sports News Photographer T.T. (Theresa Tracy Baldwin) of New York City, amateur sleuth and heroine of many desperate situations in the world of -deep fishing. T.T. becomes entangled with murder on the high seas in a case involving deep-sea fishing, a missing diamond necklace and a man overboard. 176936 1983 T.T. Baldwin: Hell Bent for Heaven NS O'Cork, Shannon #3 T.T. Baldwin Mysteries Sports News Photographer T.T. (Theresa Tracy Baldwin) of New York City, amateur sleuth and heroine of many desperate situations in the world of -deep fishing. 176937 1980 T.T. Baldwin: Sports Freak NS O'Cork, Shannon #1 T.T. Baldwin Mysteries Sports News Photographer T.T. (Theresa Tracy Baldwin) of New York City, amateur sleuth and heroine of many desperate situations in the world of -deep fishing. 176938 1988 T.V. 101 (aka TV 101): Rolling (aka Premiere) T A1255. A1253 (Episode) Schaefer, Karl Episode #1. 11-19-1988. Series 11-29-1988 to 3-25-1989. CBS TV News Photographer Kevin Keegan (Sam Robards) is recently divorced. He quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Reporters, Managers, Technicians. Principal Edward Steadman remembers Kevin as a disruptive former student and this leads to conflict. 176939 1989 T.V. 101: Clicks T Dearborn, Matt Episode #9. 2-1-1989 TV News Photographer Kevin Keegan (Sam Robards) is recently divorced. He quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Reporters, Managers, Technicians. 176940 1988 T.V. 101: Everything You've Always Wanted to Know About Teenagers (But Were Afraid To Ask) T Schaefer, Karl Episode #2. 12-6-1988 TV News Photographer Kevin Keegan (Sam Robards) is recently divorced. He quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Reporters, Managers, Technicians. 176941 1989 T.V. 101: First Love (Part 1) T Douglas, Pamela Episode #10. 2-25-1989 TV News Photographer Kevin Keegan (Sam Robards) is recently divorced. He quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Reporters, Managers, Technicians. 176942 1989 T.V. 101: First Love (Part 2) T Croner, Karen. Pamela Douglas, Racelle Freidman, Michael Cassutt Episode #11. 3-4-1989. TV News Photographer Kevin Keegan (Sam Robards) is recently divorced. He quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Reporters, Managers, Technicians. 176943 1989 T.V. 101: First Love (Part 3) T Croner, Karen, Pamela Douglas Episode #12. 3-11-1989 TV News Photographer Kevin Keegan (Sam Robards) is recently divorced. He quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Reporters, Managers, Technicians. 176944 1988 T.V. 101: Home T Rothenberg, David Episode #4. 12-20-1988 TV News Photographer Kevin Keegan (Sam Robards) is recently divorced. He quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Reporters, Managers, Technicians. 176945 1989 T.V. 101: Kangaroo Gate T Eisendrath, Juhn and Kathryn Pratt Episode #6. 1-11-1989 TV News Photographer Kevin Keegan (Sam Robards) is recently divorced. He quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Reporters, Managers, Technicians. 176946 1989 T.V. 101: Last Temptation of Checker, The (Part 1) T Cassutt, Michael Episode #7. 1-18-1989 TV News Photographer Kevin Keegan (Sam Robards) is recently divorced. He quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Reporters, Managers, Technicians. 176947 1989 T.V. 101: Last Temptation of Checker, The (Part 2) T Cassutt, Mark R. Episode #8. 1-25-1989 TV News Photographer Kevin Keegan (Sam Robards) is recently divorced. He quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Reporters, Managers, Technicians. 176948 1989 T.V. 101: On the Road, or The Episode Where Sherman Learns to Drink T Dearborn, Matt. Beth Hillshafer Episode #5. 1-4-1989 TV News Photographer Kevin Keegan (Sam Robards) is recently divorced. He quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Reporters, Managers, Technicians. 176949 1989 T.V. 101: Remembrance of Keegan's Past (aka Keegan's Past) T Eisendrath, John. Kathryn Pratt Episode #13. 3-15-1989 TV News Photographer Kevin Keegan (Sam Robards) is recently divorced. He quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Reporters, Managers, Technicians. 176950 1989 T.V. 101: Unaired Episodes T Episodes #14, #15, #16, #17. TV News Photographer Kevin Keegan (Sam Robards) is recently divorced. He quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Reporters, Managers, Technicians. School TV Reporters. "Teacher of the Year," "Modern Steamy Romance" and "Bang, Zoom" (Parts 1 and 2). 176951 1988 T.V. 101: Unbearable Rightness of Penny, The T Cassutt, Michael Episode #3. 12-13-1988 TV News Photographer Kevin Keegan (Sam Robards) is recently divorced. He quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Reporters, Managers, Technicians. 176952 1987 T.V. Sphincter DT Detroit 2 News Anchor Kathy Adams. Detroit 2 Reporter Murray Feldman. Detroit 2 Reporter Kelly Kerrigan - Voice. Action News Reporter Bill Proctor. Detroit 2 Reporter George Sells. News 4 Reporter Debra Silberstein. 176953 1975 Ta' det som en mand, frue! MF TV Interviewer (Susanne Giese) 176954 1969 Ta'lidt solskin MF Journalist (Poul Glargaard). Journalist Jensen (Erik Wedersoe). 176955 2004 Taalla Tesvisio DF Finland Interviewer Erkki Ilo. 176956 1957 Taas tytto kadoksissa! MF News Reader (Niilo Ihamaki). 176957 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Art Patron, The T Episode #20. 1-29-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul and Peter in Paris are like Paul and Peter elsewhere -- girl-hungry. And this time around, it's Josette Paul's after, and Danielle for Peter. 176958 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: Be My Guest T Episode #4. 10-9-1960 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Lady9 named Stephanie (Nita Talbot) decides that Paul's a good prospect as a husband. Her reason: he likes her dog. 176959 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Crazy Over Horses T Episode #28. 3-26-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Ariel Evans is a British lass with a fancy for horses, and Paul sees that the only hope of melting her heart to his charms is to develop an interest in horses. 176960 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: Devil To Pay T Episode #13. 12-11-1960 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. The bachelor's bachelor Pete gets a wire from Grandma ordering him home for a wedding. And he suspects it's his own. 176961 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: Doll in the Bathtub, The T Episode #9. 11-13-1960 Press Photographer (Jimmy Cross). Magazine Photographer (Harry Jackson). A Hollywood starlet tries to drown herself in front of Paul's house. He rushes to save her -- and gets belted for his effort. Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. 176962 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: Double Trouble T Episode #8. 11-6-1960 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul makes a dinner date with Barbara, a gorgeous lady he's met on the beach. But when he meets the girl at the restaurant, she gives him the cold shoulder. And why not? It's not Barbara -- it's her twin sister Penelope (Gena Rowlands). 176963 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Dream Boy T Episode #29. 4-9-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Frustrated because Paul always gets the girl, Peter falls into a deep sleep -- and enters a dream world where he becomes a dashing and irresistible prince. 176964 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: For Money Or Love T Episode #2. 9-14-1960 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul is lined up for a date with friend Peter's cousin, Hilary (Elizabeth Montgomery). She's dripping with cash but quite a penny-pincher. 176965 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Galatea T Episode #22. 2-12-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul decides to run an "ideal girl" contest. His Cockney charwoman, Maggie, takes a great interest in the stunt. 176966 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Girl Overboard T Episode #19. 1-22-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Larsen, Peter and Paul are on a luxury liner heading for Europe where Paul has been hired to do some cartoons. At the moment, however, Paul has something else on his mind, namely, a doll named Diana. 176967 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Golden Arrow, The T Episode #21. 2-5-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul quickly gets cozy with a lovely British babe on the boat train from Paris to London. He doesn't know she's actually Lady Diana Masters, who's bored stiff with the life of nobility. 176968 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: Happily Unmarried T Episode #15. 12-25-1960 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Larsen sends Paul an order to stop playing and get to work. Trouble is the messenger is a sexy girl named Dottie. 176969 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Holiday in Spain T Episode #26. 3-12-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul takes a holiday in Spain and runs into a beauty named Gitana (Linda Cristal) -- Spain's most famous female matador. 176970 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: Hot and Cold T Episode #10. 11-20-1960 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul announces he's so exhausted by his wild social life that he's going to recuperate at Happy Valley Health Farm. But his friend can't picture his buddy forsaking Malibu for a dull health resort. He decides to follow and see what gives. 176971 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: How to Lose a Girl T Episode #14. 12-18-1960 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Larsen gives Paul a dressing down for missing deadlines on his cartoon strip. He also provides Paul with a little competition by hiring a female cartoonist named Betty Boyden (Chris White). 176972 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: I Love a Marine T Episode #7. 10-30-1960 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul gets a telegram informing him to expect a weekend visit from a Marine who saved his life during the Korean war. Now the marine is a nurse -- and a female. 176973 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Invitation, The T Episode #32. 4-30-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Larsen talks Paul into vacating his Malibu retreat so he can use it for a dinner party with an exotic Indian maharani. But seeing the old master in action is too good to miss, so Paul and Peter masquerade as servants. 176974 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Italian Riviera T Episode #27. 3-19-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Larsen and Peter have seen Paul talking to lots of girls, but this time they can't believe their eyes. Paul's latest lovely seems to be a mermaid. 176975 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: Matchmaker, The T Episode #6. 10-23-1960 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Larsen runs a contest and offers as first prize a week in Hollywood with Paul as escort. The winner is elderly, motherly Mollie Coburn. 176976 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Me and My Shadow T Episode #23. 2-19-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Just back from a trip to Europe, Paul has Emory Farnsworth breathing down his neck. Emory is an apprentice cartoonist, assigned to assist Paul in his work. The eager student tries to emulate everything Paul does. 176977 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Movie Set, The T Episode #24. 2-26-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Movie company wants to use Paul's house in Malibu to shoot some scenes. Paul isn't around, but his friend gives them the go-ahead mainly because there's a good-looking woman in the cast. Columnist (Eleanor Audley). 176978 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: My Brother, the Hero T Episode #3. 10-2-1960 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul's young brother Chris tells one of his pals at military school about his big brother's wartime heroics. But the classmate can top that with stories about his pop. So the boys decide to prove which one is the bigger hero. 176979 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: My Darling Teacher T Episode #11. 11-27-1960 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul's young brother Chris thinks big brother's Malibu home would be just the quiet place he needs to prepare for a math test. Pretty soon, it's Paul who's working on the arithmetic and Chris who's enjoying life on the beach. 176980 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: One Blonde Too Many T Episode #1. 9-18-1960. Series 9-18-1960 to 9-19-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul meets blonde beauty Susan who seems to have everything going for her including a flair for cooking. Susan (Mary Murphy). Brunette (Mary Tyler Moore). 176981 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: One Night in Paris T Episode #12. 12-4-1960 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul goes to France for "One Night in Paris," but decides he might stay longer when he meets pretty Lucienne Palette (Luciana Paluzzi). Meanwhile, back home, Larsen is expecting a new client, a French authoress. Her name? Lucienne Palette. 176982 1960 Tab Hunter Show, The: Operation Iceberg T Episode #5. 10-16-1960 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul tries to warm up a cold Female Editor Lila Westbrook (Pat Crowley). She's attracted to Paul but is a very chilly type, but Paul thinks he can trick her into warming up. 176983 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Personal Appearance T Episode #30. 4-16-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. 176984 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Portia Go Home T Episode #16. 1-1-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Cartoonist Paul is sued when a lady (Joanna Barnes) claims the heroine in his comic strip is based on her 176985 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Sultan For a Day T Episode #24. 3-5-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul and Peter stake out the gaming tables of Las Vegas. They've had a premonition that luck will be on their side and a winning streak seems to justify the feeling. 176986 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Those Happy College Days T Episode #31. 4-23-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul is offered an opportunity to lecture at a college, but isn't very much interested until he learns it's a women's college. 176987 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Turnabout T Episode #17. 1-8-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul is getting frazzled by the constant interruptions to his work so he decides to get away from the jangling phones and buzzing doorbells and talks his pal Peter into exchanging residences for a few days. 176988 1961 Tab Hunter Show, The: Weekend On Ice T Episode #18. 1-15-1961 Cartoonist Paul Morgan (Tab Hunter), creator-artist of comic strip, "Bachelor at Large" published by Comics, Incorporated. Owner John Larsen (Jerome Cowan), boss and owner of Comics, Inc. Paul and Peter are living it up at the Snow Valley winter resort. Peter brags that another guest, pretty Julie Carroll, finds him attractive -- so Paul decides to do a little attracting himself. 176989 1976 Tabatha: Pilot T Pilot #1. 4-24-1976 Magazine Editorial Assistant Tabitha Stevens (Liberty Williams) at San Francisco's fashionable Trend Magazine. Editor Roberta (Barbara Cason). Bonnie, magazine employee (Cindi Haynie). Magazine Editorial Assistant Tabatha is now all grown up and an editorial assistant on a magazine and in love with one of the magazine's artist, a mortal. Adam a warlock tries to convince Tabatha to use her powers. She is trying to figure out how to tell the mortal she loves that she is a witch. 176990 1997 Tabe Slioor, ei kuka tahansa DF Finland Interviewer Marjatta Cronvall. 176991 1977 Tabitha: Arrival of Nancy T Episode #8. 12-17-1977 TV Production Assistant Tabitha Stephens (Lisa Hartman) at KXLA-TV, Los Angeles. TV Show Host Paul Thurston (Robert Urich). Producer Marvin Decker (Mel Stewart). Tabitha's naïve friend Nancy Kravitz arrives in Hollywood full of unrealistic expectations. 176992 1977 Tabitha: Halloween Show T Episode #4. 11-12-1977 TV Production Assistant Tabitha Stephens (Lisa Hartman) at KXLA-TV, Los Angeles. TV Show Host Paul Thurston (Robert Urich). Producer Marvin Decker (Mel Stewart). When Paul Thurston mocks witches and witchcraft, Tabitha must protect him from a powerful coven leader. Victoria (Tiiu Leek). 176993 1977 Tabitha: Minerva Goes Straight T Episode #6. 11-26-1977 TV Production Assistant Tabitha Stephens (Lisa Hartman) at KXLA-TV, Los Angeles. TV Show Host Paul Thurston (Robert Urich). Producer Marvin Decker (Mel Stewart). Aunt Minerva chooses to try life as a mortal when she meets a French ski instructor. 176994 1977 Tabitha: Mister Nice Guy T Episode #7. 12-10-1977 TV Production Assistant Tabitha Stephens (Lisa Hartman) at KXLA-TV, Los Angeles. TV Show Host Paul Thurston (Robert Urich). Producer Marvin Decker (Mel Stewart). Tabitha is annoyed by Paul's arrogance so Minerva casts a spell to humble him. Unfortunately, the spell has an ugly consequence when Paul's show loses ratings. 176995 1978 Tabitha: Paul Goes To New York T SVD 1295 Episode #12. 1-7-1978 TV Production Assistant Tabitha Stephens (Lisa Hartman) at KXLA-TV, Los Angeles. TV Show Host Paul Thurston (Robert Urich). Producer Marvin Decker (Mel Stewart). Paul Thurston is offered a hosting job in New York. His replacement is a mean-tempered woman, a gossip columnist, Barbara Sharma (Renee Cummings). 176996 1977 Tabitha: Pilot T Episode #2 (Second Pilot - See Tabatha). 5-7-1977. Series 9-10-1977 to 8-12-1978 TV Production Assistant Tabitha Stephens (Lisa Hartman) at KXLA-TV, Los Angeles. TV Show Host Paul Thurston (Robert Urich). Producer Marvin Decker (Mel Stewart). Young witch Tabitha Stephens is torn between her mortal brother discouraging her from using her powers and her witch aunt encouraging her to do the opposite. 176997 1977 Tabitha: Star Is Born, A T Episode #5. 11-19-1977 TV Production Assistant Tabitha Stephens (Lisa Hartman) at KXLA-TV, Los Angeles. TV Show Host Paul Thurston (Robert Urich). Producer Marvin Decker (Mel Stewart). When Tabitha has trouble with a co-worker, Minerva suggests she try for a promotion to Weather Girl. Tabitha is extremely good at predicting the weather since Minerva makes sure here predictions are always true. 176998 1978 Tabitha: Tabitha's Party T Episode #13. 1-14-1978 TV Production Assistant Tabitha Stephens (Lisa Hartman) at KXLA-TV, Los Angeles. TV Show Host Paul Thurston (Robert Urich). Producer Marvin Decker (Mel Stewart). Witches' council creates havoc when a love portion intended for Tabitha is consumed by party-goers. 176999 1977 Tabitha: Tabitha's Triangle T Episode #9. 12-24-1977 TV Production Assistant Tabitha Stephens (Lisa Hartman) at KXLA-TV, Los Angeles. TV Show Host Paul Thurston (Robert Urich). Producer Marvin Decker (Mel Stewart). Aunt Minerva's spell goes crazy when she tries to test the integrity of Tabitha's two suitors. 177000 1977 Tabitha: Tabitha's Weighty Problems T Episode #3. 9-10-1977 TV Production Assistant Tabitha Stephens (Lisa Hartman) at KXLA-TV, Los Angeles. TV Show Host Paul Thurston (Robert Urich). Producer Marvin Decker (Mel Stewart). Common cold causes Tabitha's nose to twitch and her powers go crazy. Chaos ensues at the weightlifting competition she is covering for the TV station. 177001 1977 Tabitha: That New Black Magic T Episode #10. 12-31-1977 TV Production Assistant Tabitha Stephens (Lisa Hartman) at KXLA-TV, Los Angeles. TV Show Host Paul Thurston (Robert Urich). Producer Marvin Decker (Mel Stewart). Happily married Marvin finds himself bewitched by a devious witch from Tabitha's school days. 177002 1977 Tabitha: What's Wrong With Mister Right? T Episode #11. 12-31-1977 TV Production Assistant Tabitha Stephens (Lisa Hartman) at KXLA-TV, Los Angeles. TV Show Host Paul Thurston (Robert Urich). Producer Marvin Decker (Mel Stewart). Tabitha has an encounter with a handsome director, but a jealous warlock may ruin her fun. 177003 1983 Table 47 N Hochstein, Rolaine Weinberg List Journalist 177004 2007 Table for Two: Lessons Learned NR Roberts, Nora Silhouette Publicist Juliet Trent never mixes business with pleasure, but her newest client, a charming ladies man and chef is determine to whet her appetite for love. 177005 2009 Table Manners NR King, Mia Magazine Publisher Sabine Durant is the sultry ex-fiancee of Kevin Johnson, considered one of the most desirable men in Seattle. When she suddenly appears, Deidre McIntosh, everyone’s favorite go-to person, so successful, so capable, so just plain perfect with a popular cooking show, her own line of cakes and cookies, and an ideal relationship with Johnson. When Durant appears, Deidre needs help. Already intimidated by Kevin’s glamorous, moneyed world -- and his sister who wants Deidre out of Kevin’s life -- she fears she is no match for Sabine. And the go-to girl must figure out where to go next before the tablecloth is pulled out from under her. 177006 1956 Tabloid T Lux Video Theatre - 4-5-56 Tabloid 177007 2008 Tabloid N Stanley, Johnson Publisher Tom Pardue is an intense, arrogant and narcissistic man who happens to be an industry leader in the business of publishing supermarket tabloids. He is suspicious and disappointed with the way the government prioritizes its power over the rights and lives of its citizens. After a radical editorialist is mysteriously assassinated, Pardue suspects it was a government-sponsored operation and decides to expose them through his sensationalized media outlets. Fearful of government retribution, Pardue and his associates abandon their home base in New York and escape to Mexico to continue their attacks on the government’s illegal activities. The question for a rational government pushes a fanatical “Rag” magazine publisher to attack the United States government by publishing his conspiracy theories about American politics. “Tabloid:” is a mixture of truth and fiction just like those fascinating little magazines adorning the check-outs at the local supermarkets. 177008 1993 Tabloid Behind the Headlines T SV 220 Episode. 8-14-93 Tabloid 177009 1996 Tabloid Dreams: Stories SS Butler, Robert Olen Tabloid Newspaper Headlines from the more outrageous of the supermarket tabloids are turned into short fiction. Headlines such as “Titanic Victim Speaks Through Waterbed,” “Woman Loses Cookie Bake-Off, Sets Self on Fire,” “Every Man She Kisses Dies” are the starting points for a dozen stories. The titles mimic lurid tabloid headlines such as “Help Me Find My Spaceman Lover” and “Woman Hit by Car Turns into Nymphomaniac.” Each tale has a first-person narrator ranging from a nine-year-old boy who kills mobsters with insouciance to a jealous husband who is reincarnated as a parrot bought by his former wife. 177010 2006 Tabloid Eye, The DT DVD -R HQ 6693 Tabloid Press history 177011 2006 Tabloid Love N Harrison, Bridget Memoir Columnist Bridget Harrison for the New York Post on dating on life and love in New York City. 177012 1932 Tabloid Suite: Four Pictures of a Modern Newspaper MUS CD- Basta Records. #B0001Z4PIC - Metropole Orchestra. Dutch. Grofe, Ferde Tabloid Suite. Four Pictures of a Modern Newspaper: Run of the News (3:31). Sob Sister (5:23). Comic Strip (3:11). Going to Press (7:38). Instruments include Remington typewriters, machine guns and a recording of a linotype machine.. The work evokes the busy razzmatazz at a big-city paper. Typewriter in opening movements, sirens in final movement. The New York City Mirror (Jan. 14, 1933): "Newspaper Noise…But It's Music To Them." "Absorbing auditory atmosphere in Daily Mirror editorial, composing and press rooms…" No. 1 Run of the News: Typewriters chant the rhythm of the news…chatter, chatter, cackle, clatter…High tragedy reaches boldly for the headlines…" New York Times, Thursday, Jan. 25, 1933: "Tabloid's Furor Is Set to Music." "Typewriters Click and Pistol Shots Bark to Whiteman Baton at Premiere." "Staid Patrons Startled." "Newspaper office color and atmosphere...Four typewriters, a revolver, a machine-gun, an emergency wagon siren, a policeman's whistle and the clack of telegraph keys were used for realism." 177013 1932 Tabloid Suite: No. 1: Run of the News MUS CD- Basta Records. #B0001Z4PIC - Metropole Orchestra. Dutch. Grofe, Ferde Newspapers. Typewriters chant the rhythm of the news…chatter, chatter, cackle, clatter…High tragedy reaches boldly for the headlines or bright joy comes to a dreary life….Chatter, clatter -- and sorrow sweeps a slow veil over a stricken household…. Death calls for a great man -- the teletypes click out the story…..A reporter calls -- and the typewriters sing a wedding march….A mother pleads for a hungry child, or a thoroughbred race-horse flashes past for a new championship….. Chatter, chatter, crackle, clatter -- it's all in the run of the news. (Tabloid descriptive note by George Clark, City Editor, New York Daily Mirror.) 177014 1932 Tabloid Suite: No. 2: Sob Sister MUS CD- Basta Records. #B0001Z4PIC - Metropole Orchestra. Dutch. Grofe, Ferde Sob Sister. She should have been a movie queen -- but she isn't…She wouldn't mind trading places with the female murderess she has just interviewed, and other people's babies tug at her heart-strings…. She wants no favors from bosses, cops, or undertakers -- but she reserves the right to cry in private….Here is the heart which aches with all hearts that are broken and hers are the tears that are shed for the sorrows of all the world -- yet she laughs at tears and hates broken hearts…Sometimes she likes to laugh derisively at everything, everything; but she doesn't mean it. … And hers is the high intent of boundless ambition, taking her nowhere -- but, that intent colors the whole game with the purity of purpose which is its sanctification….And sometimes her sobs are real. (Tabloid descriptive note by George Clark, City Editor, New York Daily Mirror.) 177015 1932 Tabloid Suite: No. 3: Comic Strip MUS CD- Basta Records. #B0001Z4PIC - Metropole Orchestra. Dutch. Grofe, Ferde News Media. Mickey Mouse at a frat dance; or, a managing editor with a favorable circulation report….Mickey Mouse and Minnie the Moocher, with a fol-de-rol-dol and a heigh-di-ho, and a rah-rah-rah for Clara Bow!… Mickey Mouse and a carload of cheese for a jamboree…and a Felix Cat behind the door…Oh, and who spoiled the party? Was it Felix Cat -- or only the publisher! (Tabloid descriptive note by George Clark, City Editor, New York Daily Mirror.) 177016 1932 Tabloid Suite: No. 4: Going to Press MUS CD- Basta Records. #B0001Z4PIC - Metropole Orchestra. Dutch. Grofe, Ferde Newspaper Headlines. Murder headlines sell newspapers, says the editor…Murder to the time of a machine-gun in a Ghetto street at sun-down, and with the radio squad cars coming at seventy-miles-an-hour….But, sometimes, Justice triumphs -- and then there's the long last mile at Sing Sing, with the little green door -- which isn't green at all -- at the end of a stone corridor, and the electric chair beyond, while newspaper presses wait for the bulletin-flash… ...that's it's all over. So long, warden, you're a regular guy….Goodbye, youngster -- come, this way -- it won't take long….Hm, you're telling me! And as the dynamos sing their solo the presses begin to rumble in a far-off basement… …spewing forth headlines of amazed horror…Justice Triumphs! -- to the threnody of the presses' roar! (Tabloid descriptive note by George Clark, City Editor, New York Daily Mirror.) 177017 2002 Tabloid Trash N Berger, Leon Journalist Max Kowalski is retiring and the infamous U.S. Reporter is holding a lavish retirement gala for its star sleazebag journalist, Max Kowalski. But the party comes to an abrupt close when Max is found dead. The task of investigating this crime is complicated by the fact that almost everyone had a reason for hating Max. Among these are a Nazi rabbi, a sensitive sumo wrestler, an incompatible biker couple, an astrologer, an oversexed former hooker, a stunt man who once climbed the Empire State building in a King Kong suit, and a 100-year-old man from Iowa who was abducted by aliens. 177018 1994 Tabloid Truth T SV 260 Frontline - 2-15-94 Tabloid 177019 2006 Tabloid Wars: 101 DT DVD -R HQ 6502 Episode #1. 7-24-2006. 7-24-2006 to 8-28-2006 Tabloid Journalism. Docu-series covers The New York Daily News -- its crime reporters, gossip columnists, high-pressure editors race to reach their 10:30 deadline each night. Front lines of real tabloid journalists. The New York Post is the competition. City Reporter Kerry Burke. City Reporter Jonathan Lemire. Junior Gossip Columnist Hudson "Hud" Morgan. Crime Reporter Tony Sclafani. Deputy Metropolitan Editor Gregory Gittrich. Gossip Columnist Joanna Molloy. Staff Writer Tracy Connor. Metro Editor Dean Chang. Gossip Columnist George Rush. Editor-in-Chief Michael Cooke. Reporter Kerry Burke races against time to cover a brutal beating. He is investigating a possible hate crime in New York City's Howard Beach's area. Then he is joined by colleague Crime Reporter Tony Sclafani as they look into a celebrity news scandal. It's all about alleged criminal activity by Robert De Niro's nanny. Meanwhile, Gossip Columnists George Rush and Joanna Molloy cover a party thrown by the Gotti family. They also try to balance work and family. 177020 2006 Tabloid Wars: 102 DT DVD -R HQ 6562 Episode #2. 7-31-2006 Tabloid Journalism. Docu-series covers The New York Daily News -- its crime reporters, gossip columnists, high-pressure editors race to reach their 10:30 deadline each night. Front lines of real tabloid journalists. The New York Post is the competition. Young Reporter Jonathan Lemire joins Reporter Kenny Burke in the investigation of a wild crime in which two cops were shot and one suspect leaped from the widow of a tall building. Columnist Lenore Skenazy works to counter such gloomy stories with a profile of a man and his pet turtle. And while cruising celebrity parties for hot gossip, Reporter Hud Morgan encounters Carson Kressley. City Reporter Kerry Burke. City Reporter Jonathan Lemire. Junior Gossip Columnist Hudson "Hud" Morgan. Crime Reporter Tony Sclafani. Deputy Metropolitan Editor Gregory Gittrich. Gossip Columnist Joanna Molloy. Staff Writer Tracy Connor. Metro Editor Dean Chang. Gossip Columnist George Rush. Editor-in-Chief Michael Cooke. 177021 2006 Tabloid Wars: 103 DT DVD -R HQ 6697 (no ending). Episode #3. 8-7-2006 Tabloid Journalism. Docu-series covers The New York Daily News -- its crime reporters, gossip columnists, high-pressure editors race to reach their 10:30 deadline each night. Front lines of real tabloid journalists. The New York Post is the competition. Reporter Adam Lisberg investigates the murder of a 21-year-old baby-sitter in Brooklyn, while Reporter Kenny Burke pursues a feature story about a book-release party for the latest Harry Potter novel. Meanwhile, the entire staff tries to uncover any juicy tidbits concerning an alleged affair between a monsignor and his secretary. City Reporter Kerry Burke. City Reporter Jonathan Lemire. Junior Gossip Columnist Hudson "Hud" Morgan. Crime Reporter Tony Sclafani. Deputy Metropolitan Editor Gregory Gittrich. Gossip Columnist Joanna Molloy. Staff Writer Tracy Connor. Metro Editor Dean Chang. Gossip Columnist George Rush. Editor-in-Chief Michael Cooke. 177022 2006 Tabloid Wars: 104 DT DVD -R HQ 6661 Episode #4. 8-14-2006 Tabloid Journalism. Docu-series covers The New York Daily News -- its crime reporters, gossip columnists, high-pressure editors race to reach their 10:30 deadline each night. Front lines of real tabloid journalists. The New York Post is the competition. Editor Greg Gittrich covers a story about the decapitation of a child, and Reporter Tracy Connor must confront people about the cold-blooded murders of other members of their family. These gloomy activities are somewhat leavened by Sports Intern Ian Begley's amusing report on a basketball game. City Reporter Kerry Burke. City Reporter Jonathan Lemire. Junior Gossip Columnist Hudson "Hud" Morgan. Crime Reporter Tony Sclafani. Deputy Metropolitan Editor Gregory Gittrich. Gossip Columnist Joanna Molloy. Staff Writer Tracy Connor. Metro Editor Dean Chang. Gossip Columnist George Rush. Editor-in-Chief Michael Cooke. 177023 2006 Tabloid Wars: 105 DT DVD -R HQ 6594 Episode #5. 8-21-2006 Tabloid Journalism. Docu-series covers The New York Daily News -- its crime reporters, gossip columnists, high-pressure editors race to reach their 10:30 deadline each night. Front lines of real tabloid journalists. The New York Post is the competition. New Intern Rich Shapiro gets to cover the crash of a helicopter into the East River complete with some of the stranded passengers being saved by a local hero. Photographer Todd Maisel looks back on the events of September 11, 2001. Married Gossip Columnists George Rush and Joanna Molloy get a scoop on the upcoming film version of "The Dukes of Hazzard." City Reporter Kerry Burke. City Reporter Jonathan Lemire. Junior Gossip Columnist Hudson "Hud" Morgan. Crime Reporter Tony Sclafani. Deputy Metropolitan Editor Gregory Gittrich. Gossip Columnist Joanna Molloy. Staff Writer Tracy Connor. Metro Editor Dean Chang. Gossip Columnist George Rush. Editor-in-Chief Michael Cooke. 177024 2006 Tabloid Wars: 106 DT DVD -R HQ 6721 Episode #6. 8-28-2006 Tabloid Journalism. Docu-series covers The New York Daily News -- its crime reporters, gossip columnists, high-pressure editors race to reach their 10:30 deadline each night. Front lines of real tabloid journalists. The New York Post is the competition. City Reporter Kerry Burke. City Reporter Jonathan Lemire. Junior Gossip Columnist Hudson "Hud" Morgan. Crime Reporter Tony Sclafani. Deputy Metropolitan Editor Gregory Gittrich. Gossip Columnist Joanna Molloy. Staff Writer Tracy Connor. Metro Editor Dean Chang. Gossip Columnist George Rush. Editor-in-Chief Michael Cooke. 177025 1999 Tabloid! DT SVD 800 Tabloid. Newspaper. New York Post -- day in the life 177026 1977 Tabu M Journalist (Meta Velander). Publisher (Birger Malmsten). 177027 1998 Tabuloido TF Japan. Series 1998. News Media. Reporter (Michiko Yamamura). 177028 2000 Tachyon: Fringe, The G Sci-Fi News Media. Tachyon News Service Anchors (Ed McKay, Katie Ackerman, Ed Ball). Arena Announcer (Kyle McCulloch). 177029 1989 Taekkemandens kragetaeer DF Denmark Interviewer-Narrator Jan Arentz (1984). 177030 1997 Taet pa troldmanden George Lucas DF Denmark Interviewer Helle Retboll Carl. 177031 2004 Taffy Was Born M Newspaper Clerk (David T. Crowe). 177032 1982 Tag -- The Assassin Game (aka TAG - The Assassination Game) M Castle, Nick (Screenplay) Ness Book College Newspaper Writer Alex Marsh (Robert Carradine) for The Weekly Monitor does a piece on an assassination game being played on campus. Students start disappearing. Marsh eventually makes connection between missing students and the game. Journalist shoots the killer. Marsh is shown pounding out his copy on an old manual typewriter. 177033 1941 Tag til Ronneby Kro MF Journalist Daniel Jensen (Poul Reichhardt). 177034 1991 Tage des Zweifels MF Journalist (Regula Siegfried) 177035 1952 Tagesschau DF Series 1952- Newsreaders Cay-Dietrich Voss (1952-1962), Karl-Heinz Kopcke (1959-1987), Dieter von Sallwitz (1959), Klaus Wunderlich (1959-1962), Sigmund Rumland (1960-1963), Wilhelm Stock (1961-1984), Werner Veigel (1961-1995), Manfred Schmidt (1962-1964). News Readers Lothar Dombrowski (1967-1974), Karl Fleischer (1968-1994), Gunter Wiatrek (1974-1975), Georg Hopf (1975-1985), Wilhelm Wieben (1972-1998), Jo Brauner (1974-2004), Dagmar Berghoff (1976-1999), Klaus Eckert (1978-1983). News Readers Harry Teubner (1978-1980), Elfi Marten-Brockmann (1981-1984), Daniela Witte (1985-1988), Jan Hofer (1986-2006), Ellen Arnhold (1987), Franz Laake (1988-1993), Robert Schroder (1988), Eva Herman (1988-2006). Jens Riewa (1991), Susan Stahnke (1992-1999), Claus-Erich Boetzkes (1995), Katharina Wolkenhauer (1995), Ina Bergmann (1997-2001), Thomas Bade (1997), Susanne Daubner (1999), Thorsten Schroder (2000), Mac Bator (2001), Susanne Holst (2001). Silke Jurgensen (2002), Susanne Stichler (2005), Laura Dunnwald (2005), Jan Thilo Haux, Horst Jaedi, Martin Svoboda, Martin Thon. Sports Editor Reinhold Beckmann (2000-). Sports Editor Gerhard Delling (2000-). 177036 1993 Taggart: Death Benefits T Episode #24. 2-16-1993 Newsreader (Stephen Jardine). 177037 1992 Taggart: Double Explosure T Episode #20. 1-30-1992 Journalist (Scott Anderson). , 177038 1993 Taggart: Fatal Inheritance MT Episode #23. 1-1-1993. TV Reporter (Sheila Duffy) 177039 1992 Taggart: Hit Man, The T Episode #21. 9-17-1992. TV Reporter (Geoff Brown). 177040 1990 Taggart: Hostile Witness T Episode #14. 3-1-1990 Journalist (John Toye). 177041 2005 Taggart: In Camera T Episode #71. 1-27-2005 News Media. Reporter (Grant O'Rourke). Reporter (Liz McFarlane-Davie). 177042 1987 Taggart: Killing Philosophy, The T Episode #6. 4-15-1987 Editor (Andy Cameron). 177043 1992 Taggart: Nest of Vipers T Episode #19. 1-9-1992. Reporter (David Gallagher). 177044 1992 Taggart: Ring of Deceit T Episode #22. 10-8-1992. Reporter (Geoff Brown). Research scientist is murdered by an unknown assailant but it soon becomes clear she is another victim of a serial rapist, "The Mechanic." 177045 1990 Taggart: Rogues' Gallery T Episode #17. 12-31-1990 Art Critic (Nell Brennan). TV Newscaster (Liz Kristiensen). Detective Taggart investigates the art world. 177046 2001 Tagged: Jonathan Wamback Story, The MT News Media. Reporter (Karen Woolridge). Radio Host (Richard Waugh). 177047 1962 Tahdet kertovat, komisario Palmu MF Journalist Nopsanen (Pentti Siimes) 177048 1982 Tahi's Story SS USC Zavos, Spiro In "Faith of Our Fathers." Reporter-Narrator. Reporter on the Glenlake Chronicle, with a pad of yellow copy paper. Timmons, the editor. Evil tempered old lady whose lawyer husband died and left the paper to her. Owner was hard on editors. Fired editors -- one Australian named Fletcher, a good journalist, had made the mistake of not sending someone to cover ladies' golf. Gone. She insisted on dictating policy to whoever sat in the editor's chair., 177049 1983 Tai shang tai xia (aka Cabaret Tears, aka Send in the Clowns) MF Hong Kong Reporter follows a troupe of entertainers struggling to make a living by touring sleazy theaters and music halls. He is following the troupe to do an investigative report, but he falls in love with one of two sisters and encourages her to lead her own life. 177050 2003 Taiho shichauzo TF Reporter (Jenna Call - Voice English Version). Reporter (Brandon Cashwell - Voice English Version). Reporter (Steve Damico - Voice English Version). Reporters (Courtney Wright - Voices English Version). 177051 1977 Tail Gunner Joe MT SV 175 Slate, Lane (Teleplay) Ness Book Investigative Reporter Logan (Heather Menzies) interviews everyone from Wisconsin farmer to veteran journalists during rise and fall of Senator Joseph McCarthy. Reporter (Dallas Mitchell). Publisher (Murray Matheson). Columnist Drew Pearson's opposition to senator who the politician at one point attacks during an encounter at a private club. Also senator's conflict with Edward R. Murrow. Uncovered by fictional veteran newsman, Paul Cunningham (John Forsythe) and the ambitious young reporter. Drew Pearson (Robert F. Simon). Publisher (Murray Matheson) 177052 1939 Tail Spin M Faye Headlines 177053 1989 Tailhook T Series TV Reporter, Las Vegas (David Kaye). 177054 2001 Tailor of Panama, The M Reporter. Teddy, a Reporter (Martin Ferrero) 177055 1934 Tailspin Tommy M Cameraman Fryer (Richard Fryer). 177056 1989 Tailspin: Behind the Korean Airliner Tragedy MT Anchorman (Garrick Hagon). 177057 2008 Tainted Blessings N Foster, Drenary Editor Astra Carter is editor-in-chief of the world’s number one fashion magazine and she is the mirrored image of a woman who has it all until the skeletons of her past start to rattle restlessly. Astra’s life is full of many blessings contaminated by a whirlwind of unforgiveness, resentment and confusion, creating a storm of treachery and deceit, which may or may not decide her fate. 177058 1993 Tainted Blood MT News Media. Newswoman (Rochelle Swanson). Newsman (Larry Sacknoff). Newscaster (Darlynne Reyes). 177059 2009 Tainted: Dr. Zol Szabo Medical Mystery, A N Pennie, Ross News Media covers incidents of food supply contamination. Two investigators come under immense pressure to find the cause of a mysterious epidemic before more victims show up on the autopsy table. In a race against the clock, the two doctors must navigate the treacherous political minefields of the medical community and the news media while the disease spreads. The situation soon spins wildly out of control and more lives are threatened after a government-appointed investigator hijacks the investigation and allows his inflated ego to supersede common sense. 177060 2005 Taiteilijaelamaa DF Finland. Series 2005- Interviewer Kari Paukkunen 177061 1983 Tak fordi vi kom TF Denmark. Series 1983. TV Reporter (Michael Wikke). 177062 1990 Tak zhit nelzya MF Journalist (Aleksandr Nevzorov). Commentator (Stanislav Govorukhin). 177063 2003 Takahashi rumiko gekijou: Ningyo no mori C Newscaster (Ivan Buckley). 177064 2002 Take 2: Living the Movies T News Reporter )Leslie Marshall). Host Troy Hartman. 177065 2006 Take 3 Girls M Interviewers (Eileen Battye, Mohan Chopra) 177066 1959 Take a Good Luck DT Newsmakers. Beginning, quiz show: identify newsmakers from documentary clues. By early 1960 celebrity quiz show 177067 1942 Take a Letter, Darling (aka Green-Eyed Woman) M Journalist Robert Benchley. 177068 1951 Take Another Look DT Series. 9-30-1951 to 11-25-1951. CBS Sportscaster Red Barber. Commentator Dr. Mal Stevens 177069 2003 Take Away M Newsreader (Des Dowling). Photographer (James Penlidis). 177070 1992 Take Back My Life T SV 135, 142 (- 1st 15 minutes, Last Hour) 3-15-92 News Media 177071 1998 Take Five (Dui Bat Hei Dui Laai) M Columnist determined to find out identity of "The Artistic Psycho" who killed five people at the school her sister attends 177072 1987 Take Five: Boss is Back T Episode #3. PR Public Relations Man Andy Kooper (George Segal) works for New York firm of Davis and Son. He's a PR man with a mid-life crisis. After returning from a training seminar, Kevin discovers that one of his employees has been undermining his authority behind his back. 177073 1987 Take Five: George's Dream Girl T Episode #5. PR Public Relations Man Andy Kooper (George Segal) works for New York firm of Davis and Son. He's a PR man with a mid-life crisis. 177074 1987 Take Five: Men Who Hate Men Who Hate Women T Episode #6. PR Public Relations Man Andy Kooper (George Segal) works for New York firm of Davis and Son. He's a PR man with a mid-life crisis. 177075 1987 Take Five: My Friend, Dad T Episode #4. PR. Public Relations Man Andy Kooper (George Segal) works for New York firm of Davis and Son. He's a PR man with a mid-life crisis. 177076 1987 Take Five: Pilot: Kooper With a K T Episode #1. 4-1-1987. PR. Series 4-1-1987 to 4-8-1987. Six Episodes. Canceled after two episodes were aired. Public Relations Man Andy Kooper (George Segal) works for New York firm of Davis and Son. He's a PR man with a mid-life crisis. 177077 1987 Take Five: Return of Marty, The T Episode #2. 4-8-1987. PR Public Relations Man Andy Kooper (George Segal) works for New York firm of Davis and Son. He's a PR man with a mid-life crisis. 177078 1963 Take Her, She's Mine M AFI-"Life Magazine" Newspaper coverage, Media, publicity 177079 1962 Take Me Away, My Love M AFI-Journalists Journalist 177080 1966 Take Me Naked M AFI-Authors Writer 177081 1949 Take Me Out to the Ball Game M DVD -R HQ 5005, 5009. L Reporter (Frank Scannell). Reporter with Teddy Roosevelt (William Tannen). 177082 2008 Take Me There NR Kozak, P.F. Adult Journalist Presley Knowles is about to find out the answer to a very sensual question: can one woman love two men? Her sex drive zooms into the red zone after a near-death experience in a car accident -- between the young doctor who saved her, and a ghostly lover from another time. She’s about to experience the ultimate in physical pleasure. Wild and willing as she wants to be, Presley gets to explore all of her wickedest sensual fantasies when both lovers share her bed. 177083 2007 Take Me Tonight NR St. Claire, Roxanne Investigative Reporter Sage Valentine’s best friend and roommate Keisha supposedly committed suicide after a fantasy kidnapping-sex experience run by Take Me Tonight. She was a member of the Blizzards dance team and as part of a bonding experience, all the dance members have to be kidnapped and then rescued. This is all orchestrated by a company called Take Me Tonight. As part of the package, the participant who gets rescued can have sex with the rescuer. Or not. Sage is convinced that Keisha did not kill herself and tries to investigate. Despite her vaunted investigative reporting skills, Sage gets nowhere and she seeks help from her Aunt Lucy Sharpe who runs the vaunted Bullet Catchers, a security and bodyguard firm. Lucy checks out Take Me Tonight and swears to Sage that it is legit. Sage won’t give it up. Knowing this, Lucy sends out her most faithful employee, Johnny Christiano, to pretend to be a rescuer/prostitute from Take Me Tonight so that Sage doesn’t run into any harm. Lucy saved Johnny from the mob and he’ll do anything for her except keep his hands off her niece. While Sage is concerned about Johnny’s status, he’s too irresistible for her. 177084 1940 Take My Advice P MLPL Hafer V812 H138-2A Press 177085 1965 Take My Advice P MLPL Murray, J. Play Index, 1961-67 Press 177086 1976 Take My Advice DT Series. 1-5-1976 to 6-11-1976. NBC Host Kelly Lange. 177087 1999 Take My Advice: Ann and Abby Story, The MT SVDSP 779 Advice Columnists Ann Landers and Abigail Van Buren biography details the personal and professional disputes between the identical twins Vietnam Reporter (Victor Morris). 177088 1988 Take My Daughters, Please MT SV 96 Columnist (Rue McClanahan) seeking husbands for four adult daughters 177089 1947 Take My Life M Newspaper Seller at Station (Gerald Campion). 177090 1949 Take One False Step M Reporter (Lyle Latell). Newspaper Girl (Sandra Gould). 177091 2005 Take Out M Reporter (Laura M. O'Connell - 70s Reporter) 177092 1969 Take the Money and Run M DVD -R HQ 8606, 8608. L. Woody Allen Parody Documentary. Narrator (Jackson Beck). Photographer Stanley Kim (Stanley Ackerman). 177093 1934 Take the Stand M Biggers, Earl Derr (Short Story - "Deuce of Hearts, The," Albert DeMond (Story, Continuity, Dialogue) Ness Book Columnist George Gaylord (Jack La Rue) is modeled on Walter Winchell, a scandal-seeking columnist/broadcaster who is preparing to air a particularly damaging broadcast on Christmas Eve. When several people he has attacked in his reports gather at the radio station, La Rue locks himself in the broadcast booth. He is shot and killed. 177094 1988 Take Two M Anchorwoman (Cynthia Erland). 177095 2009 Take Two N Bronson, Danielle Paparazzi. Hollywood bad boy Ty Hawthorne reunites with former costar and lover Grace Ann Langley to promote the much anticipated DVD release of their show, Undercover Heat. Their speculated real-life pairing has always stirred the rumor mill and the mystery behind the sudden cancellation of the show. Now, thanks to Ty’s money-hungry ex-wife, who hires a back alley paparazzi, headlines of the couple’s past soon hit the paper. Ty will stop at nothing to protect Grace’s honor and their potentially devastating secret 177096 2006 Take Two NSF Anderson, Evangeline Erotic Literature Reporter Sadie Thomas is posing as a cybernetic prostitute on a Saturn mining colony to get the lowdown on the intergalactic sex industry -- and she has no idea that her cover is about to be blown by a duo of vice detectives from old Earth: handsome Holt and his partner, streetwise stud Blakely. Soon she’s uncovering an even hotter story with them -- and having her inhibitions slowly, seductively stripped away by a sizzling mind-link with both men that makes her hungry for all they’ve got to give. As their investigation takes them to the wildest corners of the galaxy, Sadie can’t resist pushing their passions into overdrive and past the danger point -- to a realm of mind-blowing, limitless pleasure. 177097 1975 Take What You Will N OWN - P Malko, George Photojournalist Peter Hoppe, a dynamic photojournalist 177098 1990 Take, The MT Reporter (Gordon Stevens) 177099 1999 Taken M Photographer (Russell Yuen). 177100 2002 Taken MT Miniseries. Sci-Fi News Media. Reporter (Cam Cronin). News Reporter (Alison Matthews). TV Reporter (Suzette Meyers). Interviewer (Terry David Mulligan). 177101 1886 Taken By Siege N USC Gilder, Jeanette, Miss Reporter Rush Hurlstone of the New York City Daily, Dawn. James Spar, shipping news editor. James Spar, shipping-news editor of the Dawn. Appreciation of the drawbacks of journalism as a calling. 177102 2009 Taken in Broad Daylight M TV Anchor (Curtis Moore). 177103 1988 Takeover NR OWN - P Kerr, Madeleine Harlequin Presents #1161 Journalist Nash Camfield, abrasive, enfant-terrible of journalism. 177104 1986 Takeover N OWN - P Davis, Bart Journalist Alexi Petrov is forced to confront a conspiracy when his scientist-brother dies in his arms. 177105 1999 Takeshi Kitano, L'imprevisble MF Interviewer (Shigehiko Hasumi) 177106 2002 Takeshi's Castle TF Series 2002-2004 Reporters on the Battlefield (Akira Sakamoto, Shingo Yanagisawa).. 177107 1994 Takin' Over the Asylum: You Always Hurt the One You Love T UK. Episode #3. 10-11-1994. Photographer (Robert Ellison). Photographer (Colin McCredie). 177108 2007 Taking 5 M Reporter (Big Budah). 177109 1992 Taking Back My Life: Nancy Ziegenmeyer Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 8232, 8233. VHS 364 Editor Geneva Overholser (Joanna Cassidy) of the Des Moines Register appeals in 1989 for rape victims to tell their stories. Nancy Ziegenmeyer, an Iowa rape victim, is encouraged by the editorial to go public with her account. Angry and frustrated by the delayed trial of the man who raped her,she responds to the editor’s appeal. The resulting five-part feature was reprinted in national newspapers and Ziegenmeyer was interviewed on radio and television. News Media. Metro Editor (John Stiritz). Copy Editor (David Compton). 177110 2001 Taking Back Our Town MT News Media. Reporter (Terry Anzur). 177111 1990 Taking Care of Business M News Media. Radio Reporter at Airport (Stu Nahan). Prison Reporters (Andrew Amador, Sandra Eng). 177112 1922 Taking Chances M AFI-Publishers Publisher 177113 1999 Taking Chances N Lewis, Susan Journalist Rachel Carmedi is kidnapped and murdered by a Colombian drug cartel. Her lover and partner Tom Chambers vows to avenge her death. Ellen Shelby and Michael McCann want to turn Rachel’s story into their first Hollywood movie. 177114 2004 Taking Lives M French Reporter (Brigitte Bedard). 177115 1988 Taking of Flight 847: T Derickson, Uli (Story) News Media 177116 2009 Taking of Pelham 123, The M News Media. News Reporter (Laurie Cole). News Reporter (Chris Parson - Voice). Media Cameraman (Edward M. Kelahan). Hasid reading newspaper on subway (Aron Charach). Armed men hijack a New York City subway train, holding the passengers hostage in return for a ransom, and turning an ordinary day’s work for the dispatcher into a face-off with the mastermind behind the crime. 177117 1974 Taking of Pelham One Two Three, The M L News Media 177118 1973 Taking of Pelham One Two Three, The NM OWN - H Godey, John News Media 177119 1998 Taking of Pelham One Two Three, The MT TV Reporter (Judah Katz). Video Camerawoman (Catherine Blythe) 177120 1999 Taking of Tiffany, The SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 177121 2002 Taking Sides N Lee-Potter, Emma Radio Talk Show Host Joe Ward, a former disc jockey, lands a breakfast show on a new London radio station. His wife, Juliette, knows he would be mad to turn down his big break. But she hates the thought of swapping her stable marriage for a long-distance relationship. She is tired of trying to be superwoman. Her job is driving her crazy, her house has been burgled three times and she’s scared to let her six-year-old son out to play. But just as she persuades her family to move to the country, Joe gets his big break. Big city vs. country idyll? If only things were that simple. 177122 1993 Taking the Heat MT Newscaster (Sandi Stahlbrand) 177123 2009 Taking Woodstock M News Media. Reporter (Jay Storey). Journalist (David Lavine). Man working at his parents’ motel in the Catskills inadvertently sets in motion the generation-defining concert in the summer of 1969. 177124 2004 Takst MF Norway Newscaster (Siv Helberg). 177125 1994 Tale Maker, The N Harris, Mark Journalism Major Rimrose writes and sells short stories to magazine, has a wife, a carload of kids, financial difficulties and is afraid of being sentenced to return to his hometown to edit his editor father's newspaper. Rimrose's career begins in 1963 at college newspaper in University City where, following in his father's footsteps he distinguishes himself with feisty reporting and parlous editorials and eventually earns a promotion to editor-in-chief. Discovers he's a short story writer at heart. Disappoints practical dad by scrapping budding journalism career for art. Rimrose has critical success -- heralded by Esquire as a bright new talent, old college stories turned into a book. Critic and academic Kakapick wants to set standards for American literature. Literary critics. 177126 1696 Tale of a Tub, A ER COPY Swift, Jonathan 1696-1707 Critics. Takes on Dryden and other critics. "Ass" is a hieroglyph for a true critic. 177127 1992 Tale of a Vampire M Newscaster (Nik Myers - Voice) 177128 1898 Tale of An Amateur Adventuress: Autobiography of Esther Gray, Abridged-Edited by Kingsbury, The N USC Kingsbury, Elizabeth Reporter Esther Gray, journalist. Father an editor. Gray's first job: Assistant office clerk. She is insulted at the inferior position, but turned it into an apprenticeship. Success and then dismissal. 177129 1951 Tale of Five Cities, The (aka Tale of Five Women, A) M UK Only Press 177130 1844 Tale of the Ragged Mountains, The SS MLPL Poe, Edgar Allan Narrator goes to the newspaper editor to ask why Bedloe's name was spelled without the final e. Not satisfied with the explanation that it was merely a typographical error, because Belo spells Oldeb backwards. 177131 2006 Tale of Two Sisters N Maxted, Anna Freelance Journalist Lizbet Montgomery is Jewish and lives in London. She is plump, plain and dreamy. She's desperate to make her name as a journalist but is stuck writing embarrassing articles on sex for a men's magazine. Lizbet has a mid-level job at Ladz Mag, a men's magazine where she writes a sex column. She also has a smart, sweet long-term live-in boyfriend who is a product designer. Her sister, Cassie, is a successful barrister, skinny, clever, glossy, smart and hot, charismatic and successful. Cassy is married to a fastidious BBC Production Assistant George Hershlag. Two sisters are close, but when Lizbet announces she's pregnant, Cassie turns cold even as their parents are thrilled. Lizbet miscarries in the second trimester and plunges into despair. Cassie comes to her aid. 177132 2000 TaleLights with Jay Schadler: Heartquakes T VHS 1361 Episode Journalist Jay Schadler encounters troubled, multipierced 20-year-old man, a couple raising their abandoned grandson, and strangers helping a couple whose daughter is missing. 177133 2000 TaleLights with Jay Schadler: Premiere T VHS 1361 Episode Journalist Jay Schadler meets people in Colorado and Utah before arriving in Las Vegas 177134 2003 Talende muse - samtaler med Asta Nielsen, Den DF Denmark Interviewer Orla Fokdal (Voice). 177135 2002 Talent for Murder, A N Ford, Homer T. Investigative Reporter Morgan S. Dewitt is the Bureau chief assigned to Glenn Hope Marine Bureau and fully expecting an uneventful and boring tour of duty/ But no sooner does the former Green Beret martial arts instructor arrive in town, he is confronted with the brutal and savage murder of the country club's most favorable sought after party girl. Then the killer strikes again. This time the Bureau chief, Dewitt, has been sent to investigate these murders, as the body count begins to climb. Dewitt tries to solve the murders, as his own life is placed in jeopardy, in an effort to save his girl, Autumn Dawn, who has been kidnapped. 177136 1991 Talent for the Game M SV 147 Reporter (Paula McClure). Reporter (Rick Garcia). Reporter (Allan Malamud). Press Box Reporter (Bryon Shantz). 177137 1999 Talented Mr. Ripley, The M Photographer (Marco Rossi). 177138 2004 Tales From Beyond: Life Replay M News Media. News Anchorman (Joseph Austin). Sportscaster (Russell Scott). Travel Documentary Voice (Debra Boyle). 177139 2004 Tales From the Crapper M Sci-Fi News Media. Action News Anchor #1 Jason Diaz (Jason Sklar-Foofy Applebaum). Tromaville News Anchor Sally Sterks (India Allen). 177140 1990 Tales From the Crypt: Dead Right T Episode #7. 4-21-1990 TV Reporter (Joe Lerer) sums up ending. Gold-digging waitress goes to fortune teller who predicts her boss will fire her and she will land a new job. Prediction comes true so she goes back. Fortune teller predicts she will marry a man who will inherit a fortune then die. She gets the money first and when she tells her husband to kiss off, he stabs her to death and ends up in the hot seat. Reporter (Phyllis Hamlin). 177141 1991 Tales From the Crypt: Deadline T DVD -R HQ 8242. VHS 702, SV 98. Episode #36. 8-14-1991 Reporter Charlie MacKenzie (Richard Jordan) is out of work and wants his life back. One night while at his favorite bar hang out, he meets a beautiful woman who turns his life around. He gets his job back, but his editor agrees to rehire him only if MacKenzie can bring in a murder story soon. One night at a Greek diner, he overhears the owner strangle his girlfriend. MacKenzie interviews him and goes to where the body is, but she's not dead. McKenzie discovers that it's his girlfriend. To make sure the paper's got enough evidence, he strangles her to death, but the shock of the murder lands him in a mental hospital. Where's a crime wave when you need one? Reporter creates one. 177142 1991 Tales From the Crypt: Forever Ambergris T VHS 703 Episode #55. 10-2-1993 War Photographer Dalton Scott (Roger Daltry) is a seasoned combat photographer who finds himself being shoved aside by his talented sidekick Isaac Forte (Steve Buscemi), who gets the best pictures and has a beautiful girlfriend. Scott arranges for Forte to go to a native village contaminated by germ warfare. Then he takes credit for Isaac's photos, goes back to the States and gets involved with his girlfriend. Unfortunately for both of them, the last thing Isaac sent his girlfriend was a letter along with some plants from the contaminated village. Dalton and the girlfriend get a fatal taste of how he died. 177143 1993 Tales From the Crypt: Half-Way Horrible T Episode #64. 12-1-1993 Interviewer (Mark Jay Goodman). 177144 1989 Tales From the Crypt: Man Who Was Death, The T Episode #1. 6-10-1989 News Media. Newscaster #1 (Jennifer Evans0. Newscaster #2 (Patti Yasutake). 177145 1991 Tales from the Crypt: Mournin' Mess T DVD -R HQ 8242. VHS 704 Episode #34. 7-31-1991 Reporter Dale Sweeney (Steven Weber) is investigating murders of homeless people. The journalist meets up with a man who is the prime suspect in the murders but when he fails to deliver a story, his editor fires him. He then discovers the new cemetery by a group called Ghouls is the cause for all the deaths in the neighborhood and guess who's the next victim? Cannibal in neighborhood. Unscrupulous reporter Sweeney is hungry for the scoop on the homeless killer. Headlines or obituaries? 177146 1990 Tales from the Crypt: Television Terror T SVD 811 Episode #22. 7-17-90 TV Talk Show Host Horton Rivers (Morton Downey Jr.), a sensationalistic, arrogant TV talk-show host, tries to get big ratings by taking a camera crew out for a live exploration of a haunted house. House rumored to be haunted by an old woman who killed a number of men. Soon strange things start happening. Someone or something is stalking Horton and his camera crew. Ratings could take him to the top or to the bottom. 177147 1993 Tales From the Cryptkeeper: This Wraps It Up T Episode #11. 12-4-1993 Newscaster (David Hemblen). 177148 1987 Tales From the Hollywood Hills: Table at Ciro's, A MT Photographers. Young Photographer (Jorge Pupo). Older Photographer (Raynor Scheine). Photographer at Ciro's (Lisa-Marie Soble). Radio Announcer (Frank Runyeon). 177149 1995 Tales From the Hood M Reporter #1 (Joseph Anthony Farris). Reporter #2 (Dawn Gilliam). Reporter #3 (April Barnett) 177150 1898 Tales of the City Room N MLPL Jordan, Elizabeth Garver Newspaper Girl. Stories based on Jordan's career as a newspaper girl. Reporter Ruth Herrick knows success is hers if she can discover whether a woman murdered her husband. Woman confesses explaining that her husband had attacked her aged mother Herrick: "I am going to forget this interview. I am going to let you have the chance which a fair trial will give you." Woman is acquitted. Herrick's managing editor concludes: "Strange how Miss Herrick failed on that case….But, after all, you can't depend on a woman in this business 177151 1898 Tales of the City Room N MLPL Jordan, Elizabeth Garver Newspaper Girl Stories based on Jordan’s career as a newspaper girl. Reporter Ruth Herrick knows success is hers if she can discover whether a woman murdered her husband. Woman confesses explaining that her husband had attacked her aged mother. Herrick: “I’m going to forget this interview. I am going to let you have the chance which a fair trial will give you.” Woman is acquitted. Herrick’s managing editor concludes: “Strange how Miss Herrick failed on that case...But, after all, you can’t depend on a woman in this business.” 177152 1982 Tales of the Gold Monkey: Honor Thy Brother T Episode #9. 11-24-1982 Photographer (Gerald Jann). 177153 1982 Tales of the Gold Monkey: Naka Jima Kill (aka Story of a Lifetme. Aka Friend in Need, A T Schneider, Andrew. Tom Greene, Thom Thomas Episode News Media 177154 1960 Tales of the Riverbank T Series 1960-1963 Commentator (Johnny Morris - Himself) 177155 1977 Tales of the Unexpected: Final Chapter, The T Episode. Series 1977. Quinn Martin, Executive Producer. Investigative Reporter Frank Harris (Roy Thinnes) substituting for a Death Row convict to get the scoop on how the final moments leading to the electric chair feel. Narrator (William Conrad). 177156 1984 Tales of the Unexpected: Have a Nice Death T Episode #87. 6-2-1984 TV Interviewer (Barbara Rosenblat). 177157 1984 Tales of the Unexpected: Mugger, The T Episode #97. 10-14-1984. News Media. TV Reporter (Diana Goodman). Interviewer on TV (Graham Bell). An ambitious politician with the tough job of cracking violent crime meets a beautiful woman at a dinner party and his whole career is threatened. 177158 1982 Tales of the Unexpected: Operation Safecrack T Episode #54. 5-9-1982 Reporter (Eliza Buckingham). An advertising man representing the Holdwell Safe Company approaches a retired safe-cracker with a proposition: to break into a Holdwell safe on television. 177159 1982 Tales of the Unexpected: Stranger in Town T Episode #56. 5-23-1982 News-Stand Boy (Stuart Howard). 177160 1983 Tales of the Unexpected: Youth From Vienna T Episode #82. 7-2-1983 TV Anchor Caroline Coates (Sharon Gless) is a television station interviewer who is promoted to be anchorwoman of the station's main news program. There are two men who want to marry her, but Coates worries she won't keep her looks forever. One of her admirers is a scientist working on a formula to stop the aging process. Unfortunately, some of the effects of this fountain of eternal youth are unforeseen. 177161 1970 Tales of Unease: Old Banger, The T Episode #6. 12-11-1970 TV Reporter (Richard Grant). 177162 1961 Tales of Wells Fargo: Fistful of Pride, A T Episode #174. 11-18-1961 Photographer Bonzo Croydon (Eddie Albert) 177163 1958 Tales of Wells Fargo: Newspaper, The T Episode #43. 3-24-58 Newspaper 177164 1957 Tales of Wells Fargo: Stage to Nowhere T Episode #12. 6-24-1957 Reporter (Lyle Talbot). Narrator (Dale Robertson). 177165 2009 Tales Out of College N Howard, Shirley Ann Journalist Sandra Scott is editor of Boston University’s student-run newspaper, then reporter for The Boston Herald, and finally a student teacher beset with self-doubt. The book chronicles three years leading up to Scott’s first full-time teaching position chronicled in “Tales Out of School,” where Scott becomes a teacher. 177166 1990 TaleSpin: Bad Reflection on You, A C Episode #11. 10-1-1990 Newsman (Jim Cummings - Voice). 177167 1990 TaleSpin: From Here to Machinery C Episode #2. 9-10-1990 News Media. Newsman (Jim Cummings - Voice). Newsreel Announcer (Townsend Coleman - Voice). 177168 1990 Talisman NR Berenson, Laurien Harlequin Temptation #310 Journalist 177169 1998 Talk N Van Wormer, Laura TV Anchor Alexandra Waring is the DBS Network Anchor, a Diane-Sawyer look-alike who is having a not-so-shocking lesbian romance with a young starlet. Her friend, TV Talk-Show Host Jessica Wright, finds herself stalked by an obsessed fan. Wright, a recovering alcoholic, is also having a relationship with Alexandra's co-anchor and producer Will Rafferty that seems to be heating up. A mousy personal assistant has a fixation on Wright. Obsessed fan infiltrates the television studio where the popular TV personality works as well as her vacation house where he leaves unsettling notes, a mysterious gift and the dead body of her secretary. Then he kidnaps Wright Rafferty eventually becomes a suspected accomplice in the crime. Wright leads the ratings game when it comes to TV Talk shows. She's warm, friendly and candid about her past and perfectly willing to share her descent into alcoholism and degradation in her soon-to-be-released autobiography. 177170 1946 Talk About a Lady M News Media. Reporter (Jimmy Lloyd). Reporter (Mark Roberts - Robert E. Scott). Photographer (John Tyrell). 177171 1952 Talk About a Stranger M DVD -R HQ 2253, 2252. Armstrong, Charlotte (Short Story - "Enemy, The"). Margaret Fitts (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Mr. Wardlaw (Lewis Stone) tries to warn a young man not to jump to conclusions when a boy accuses a stranger of poisoning his dog. Gets a new dog at the end of the film. 177172 2006 Talk Me to Death M Short. Photographer, Funeral (Jerome Leyba). 177173 2008 Talk of the Town NR Bodine, Sherrill Movie Gossip Columnist Rebecca Covington of the Chicago Mail is moved to the home and food section when Media Mogul David Sumner buys the Chicago Mail and immediately replaces Covington with young, aggressive Shannon Forrester. Rebecca enlists her gay best friend, Harry Grant, to cook while she spices up her columns with gossip. “Gossip Queen Dethroned. What a to-do at the Daily Mail today! After 15 years as Chicago’s gossip guru, Rebecca Covington has been demoted from divulger of secrets for the city’s elite to headlining recipes in the Home and Food Section. Apparently, a touchy senator is threatening legal action for Rebecca’s latest extramarital scoop. But Windy City rumor has it that new CEO and dreamy Pierce Brosnan look-alike David Sumner downgraded Rebecca in favor of fresher, younger blood on the social beat. Industry insiders expect Rebecca to fight her denouement, and inquiring minds have already seen the feisty maven trading quips and searing glances with her arresting new boss. Rebecca swears she will reclaim her shining star status, but can the dishy diva even cook? And how can she ignore David’s arousing effect on her sensibilities? Don’t miss a trick, darlings. Sparks are going to fly.” 177174 1942 Talk of the Town, The M DVD -R HQ 9541, 9542. SVD 1462 Reporter (Lloyd Bridges). Reporter (Eddie Bruce). Reporter (Edward Coke). Reporter (Donald Forrester). Reporter (Jack Shea). Photographer Henry (Eddie Laughton). Cameraman (Jack Gardner) with Forrester. 177175 2004 Talk of the Town, The P Redington, Ginny and Tom Dawes (Book, lyrics and music) Critic-Writers Robert Benchley, Dorothy Parker and Alexander Wolcott and other Algonquin regulars in a musical. 177176 1988 Talk Radio M DVD -R HQ 3834, 3835 (3835 missing number). L Newscaster (Leigh French). Newscaster (Walter Lynn). Newscaster-Station Announcer (Moby). 177177 2001 Talk Sex M Traffic Reporter (David Edward Stanley). 177178 1998 Talk Show Down NM Aechtner, Uli Germany TV Journalist 177179 1994 Talk Show Producer Mary Loo CB First Appearance: Fighting American #2. Outed in: Fighting American #4. Six Issues Talk Show Producer Mary Loo was the producer for the talk show “Flagg Waving.” Johnny Flagg, was secretly the hero Fighting American, and also Johnny's brother Nelson's brain in Johnny's body. Johnny/Nelson was attracted to Mary, but something always interrupted when she tried to explain why she couldn't return his feelings. She was outed in issue #4 when it showed her joining her girlfriend, Denise, in bed. Mary helped Fighting American and his unnamed sidekick against the Free Association and their minions, the Media Circus, Gross National Product and his sidekick Def Izzit, and Phoroptor. She also discovered that Congressman Dorkin, the man in charge of the Fighting American project, was in league with the Free Association. They tracked Dorkin to Ireland where they found that an unnamed alien was in charge of the Free Association. It captured them, and what followed is one of the funniest exchanges in comics that I ever read: Fighting American: Mary, I'm sorry I dragged you into this. If things had gone differently, we might have been married… Lived in a house with a white picket fence… Mary Loo: Johnny, can't you get it through your sweet, thick head? I'm gay F.A.:That's what I love about you, Mary! Even at a time like this, you're so upbeat, so happy… M.L.:Not Happy… Gay! GAY! I'm oriented toward my own sex! F.A.:… oh. F.A.: Sheesh! Why didn't she say so in the first place? They were freed with the inadvertent help of a family named the Nielsens. Fighting American forced the alien to flee and congressman Dorkin was captured, although the Free Association remained active. 177180 2002 Talk To Her (aka Habla Con Ella) M DVD -R HQ 11225, 11226. DVD -R 1779 Journalist Marco (Dario Grandinetti) weeps silently in the dark from the emotion stirred by ballet production. He is raspy, guarded, restless and wanderer. He arrives at clinic to keep vigil over his lover, a bullfighter in a coma as the result of goring. Another man tells him the best way to communicate with even a comatose woman is to "talk to her." 177181 1996 Talk to Me MT Cameraman (Brian Kaulback). Howard Grant Show. Behind the scenes. 177182 2007 Talk to Me M Talk-Show Host Ralph Waldo "Petey" Greene Jr. (Don Cheadle) becomes a one-man, inner-city media explosion in Washington D.C. in late 1960s. To land a job at WOL, a local R&B station he has to win over the program director Dewey Hughes (Chiwetel Ejiofor). Station Owner (Martin Sheen) takes him off the air when he appears for the first time and takes a swipe at Motown's Barry Gordy. But when the owner sees that Petey's candid rant is what people want, he's hired. Antic hedonist fueled by booze, rage and fear. Petey appears on “The Tonight Show” but he refuses to tell jokes and walks off the stage. It was at this point that his manager wants to make him a national star, but Green did not want any of this and that resulted in his meltdown on national TV. ƒ 177183 2000 Talk to Me: About Being Gay T Episode #2. 4-18-2000 Talk Show. TV Morning Talk-Show Host Janey Munroe (Kyra Sedgewick) is a female Howard Stern. host with answers to everyone's love life but her own. Her life away from the microphone provides fodder for her talk show. With great looks, a great job and a great life that has had many detours, dead ends and U-turns, Janey Munroe is a radio talk show with a private life filled with the trials and tribulations of being a single woman. At the station, Janey finds herself at odds with her publicly sworn competitor, the social conservative radio psychologist Dr. Debra (Beverly D'Angelo) who is working in the timeslot following hers. Adding spice to Janey's show are the real-life celebrities who pop up to add their distinctive voices to the day's hot topics. 177184 2000 Talk to Me: About Makeovers T Episode #3. 4-25-2000 Talk Show. TV Morning Talk-Show Host Janey Munroe (Kyra Sedgewick) is a female Howard Stern. host with answers to everyone's love life but her own. Her life away from the microphone provides fodder for her talk show. With great looks, a great job and a great life that has had many detours, dead ends and U-turns, Janey Munroe is a radio talk show with a private life filled with the trials and tribulations of being a single woman. At the station, Janey finds herself at odds with her publicly sworn competitor, the social conservative radio psychologist Dr. Debra (Beverly D'Angelo) who is working in the timeslot following hers. Adding spice to Janey's show are the real-life celebrities who pop up to add their distinctive voices to the day's hot topics. 177185 2000 Talk to Me: About Religion T Episode #5. Talk Show. TV Morning Talk-Show Host Janey Munroe (Kyra Sedgewick) is a female Howard Stern. host with answers to everyone's love life but her own. Her life away from the microphone provides fodder for her talk show. With great looks, a great job and a great life that has had many detours, dead ends and U-turns, Janey Munroe is a radio talk show with a private life filled with the trials and tribulations of being a single woman. At the station, Janey finds herself at odds with her publicly sworn competitor, the social conservative radio psychologist Dr. Debra (Beverly D'Angelo) who is working in the timeslot following hers. Adding spice to Janey's show are the real-life celebrities who pop up to add their distinctive voices to the day's hot topics. 177186 2000 Talk to Me: About Shopping T Episode #4. Talk Show. TV Morning Talk-Show Host Janey Munroe (Kyra Sedgewick) is a female Howard Stern. host with answers to everyone's love life but her own. Her life away from the microphone provides fodder for her talk show. With great looks, a great job and a great life that has had many detours, dead ends and U-turns, Janey Munroe is a radio talk show with a private life filled with the trials and tribulations of being a single woman. At the station, Janey finds herself at odds with her publicly sworn competitor, the social conservative radio psychologist Dr. Debra (Beverly D'Angelo) who is working in the timeslot following hers. Adding spice to Janey's show are the real-life celebrities who pop up to add their distinctive voices to the day's hot topics. 177187 2000 Talk to Me: About Taking It Like a Man T Episode #1. 4-11-2000 Talk Show. TV Morning Talk-Show Host Janey Munroe (Kyra Sedgewick) is a female Howard Stern. host with answers to everyone's love life but her own. Her life away from the microphone provides fodder for her talk show. With great looks, a great job and a great life that has had many detours, dead ends and U-turns, Janey Munroe is a radio talk show with a private life filled with the trials and tribulations of being a single woman. At the station, Janey finds herself at odds with her publicly sworn competitor, the social conservative radio psychologist Dr. Debra (Beverly D'Angelo) who is working in the timeslot following hers. Adding spice to Janey's show are the real-life celebrities who pop up to add their distinctive voices to the day's hot topics. 177188 2000 Talk to Me: Pilot T Episode Pilot. 4-11-2000 to 4-25-2000 Talk Show. TV Morning Talk-Show Host Janey Munroe (Kyra Sedgewick) is a female Howard Stern. host with answers to everyone's love life but her own. Her life away from the microphone provides fodder for her talk show. With great looks, a great job and a great life that has had many detours, dead ends and U-turns, Janey Munroe is a radio talk show with a private life filled with the trials and tribulations of being a single woman. At the station, Janey finds herself at odds with her publicly sworn competitor, the social conservative radio psychologist Dr. Debra (Beverly D'Angelo) who is working in the timeslot following hers. Adding spice to Janey's show are the real-life celebrities who pop up to add their distinctive voices to the day's hot topics. 177189 1987 Talkative Man: Novel of Malgudi, A N Narayan, R.K. Journalist is The Talkative Man, unemployed man who helps a stationmaster in India evict a man from a train station. 177190 1992 Talking Back My Life MT Newspaper. Nancy Ziegenmeyer (Patricia Wettig) bravely told her story in a newspaper to start lifting the burden of shame for rape victims 177191 1999 Talking Movies T UK. Series 1999 Reporter Laura Metzger. Presenter Tom Brook. 177192 2009 Talking Rock N Patterson, Raland J. Reporter Bill Dean, a prominent newspaper reporter, is tipped off by Legs, a thirtysomething single mother, to ensure all suspicion is placed exactly where she wants it -- on Jim Coleman, a serial killer who operated in Georgia who killed wealthy fathers and their sons with such skill that the murders were considered suicides. Legs has had enough of entitled rich men using her for their own purposes. To match her hot body, she creates a confident, in-charge alter ego determined to turn the tables and exploit them. She desires a life of wealth and power and when she meets a timid lawyer who is the nephew of a member of the Georgia State Senate, she realizes that the “high life” may finally be within her grasp. Her plan is to use his lack of confidence, his connections and his ambition to make him a Senator and then marry him. To accomplish this goal, she uses her knowledge of serial killer Coleman. By targeting a random family first, to set the scene and to test the lawyer’s abilities and commitment, she then moves on to his uncle, the person she needs to eliminate in order to have her man appointed to fill the vacant Senate seat. While the Georgia Bureau of Investigation follows evidence on a wild goose chase, Legs and her man are on the fast track toward making all of her dreams come true. 177193 1992 Talking to Strange Men MT TV Newscaster (Nigel Burwood) 177194 2006 Talkshow with Spike Feresten: Fred Willard T Episode #9. 11-18-2006 Host Spike Feresten. News Anchor (Michelle Tucker). 177195 2008 Tall Skinny Cappuccino NR Huff, Kimberly Entertainment Journalist Emma seems to have it all -- a fabulous apartment in Boston’s trendiest neighborhood, a glamorous job as an entertainment writer and a closet that could have even Sarah Jessica Parker second guessing herself. So what’s the problem? For starters, she hates her job. Sure it’s a paycheck, but she wants to write about things that matter, not about whether velour jump suits will make a comeback next season (FYI they’re so over!). Then there’s the leggy bombshell who not only steals her promotion but turns out to be her new boss. But a meaningless job and a nasty boss are the least of Emma’s worries. In the midst of playing matchmaker to all her friends. Emma meets tall, dark, handsome, and rich Jack Carmichael, who rescues her from a most tragic shopping accident. Could this be the love of her life? Nearly perfect, his only flaw is that he belongs to someone else -- her boss! Or is that her only problem? 177196 1960 Tall Story, A M DVD -R HQ 8899. 8901. L. Sportswriters 177197 1951 Tall Target, The M Journalist-Novelist Mrs. Charlotte Alsop, from Boston is an abolitionist writer who is on a train when a plot to kill Lincoln is discovered as the president passes through Baltimore on his way to Washington D.C. to be inaugurated in 1861. Mrs. Alsop is interviewing a slave when the slave’s owner shows his resentment against her questions by railing against Lincoln. 177198 1941 Tall, Dark and Handsome M Reporters (James Blake, Charles Tannen). 177199 1998 Tall, Dark and Reckless NR Ellis, Lyn Harlequin Temptation #707 Reporter is ambitious and 18 years after her father's disappearance, her research leads her to a magazine ad that in turn leads her to a handsome Texas Ranger. 177200 1946 Tall, Tan and Terrific M Club Photographer (Barbara "Butterbeans" Bradford). Cross-eyed black woman photographer in nightclub. . 177201 2006 Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby M Sports Media. ESPN Reporter (John D. King). Reporter (Rick Benjamin). Print Journalist (Ernest Rogers Sr.). Fox Sports broadcasts the races. Announcers only wear headphones with no boom microphones and in some shots, the viewer can see a stand-alone microphone on the table and they are so far away from it there is no way they could be heard. Unrealistic account of sports announcers. 177202 1867 Tallants of Barton, The N Hatton Press 177203 2008 Tamara Drewe N Simmonds, Posy. Graphic Novel drawn by long-time Guardian cartoonist Simmonds. It’s roughly based on Thomas Hardy’s “Far From the Madding Crowd.” Columnist Tamara Drewe is famed for her post-plastic surgery beauty. With her rock-star boyfriend Ben and her citified ways, she knocks Beth’s little group on its head -- Beth is the wife of renowned author Nicholas Hardiman and she runs an idyllic writer’s retreat where she’s parlayed her skill at caring for her husband into caring for other writers. She and her literary charges barely notice the locals who, jammed on council estates, look on with envy. Enter young Drewe. After she knocks Beth’s writer’s group on its head, she gets stalked by two local girls. After Ben leaves Tamara, she decides the already adulterous Nicholas would be a nice lay on the rebound, only he falls in love with her. An aspiring American novelist Glen Larson is returning to a crime writer’s retreat in the English countryside run by long-suffering Beth Hardiman and her husband, Nicholas, a charismatic detective novelist. Into their midst arrives newspaper columnist Tamara Drewe, whose recent nose job has given her a newfound confidence. Aware of her powers over men, Tamara little suspects that local teens Casey and Jody also keep tabs on her every move including her torrid affair with Nicholas. Snooping in Tamara’s house, Casey and Jody soon begin sending e-mails from her computer -- with unexpectedly dark consequences. 177204 1995 Taming a Tycoon NR Michaels, Leigh Reporter Savannah Seabrooke needs 30 seconds of Dexter Caine’s time. Catching up with the elusive millionaire to ask her single question is a challenge, but Savannah is equal to the task until Dexter turns the tables, holds her hostage and announces that she is his wife. 177205 1998 Taming It Down N McLarin, Kim Reporter Hope Robinson for a Philadelphia newspaper. Areocentric journalist who has an affair with a white man. Angry young black reporter for a Philadelphia newspaper, Hope Robinson, a former scholarship student at an exclusive prep school, struggles to define her life and identity as she finds herself trapped by career trouble and a complex personal life. 177206 1594 Taming of the Shrew P Shakespeare, William News. Act III, Scene II. Biondello: Master, master! old news, and such news as you never heard of! Baptista: Is it new and old too? how may that be? Biondello: Why, is it not news to hear of Petruchio's coming? Baptista: Is he come? Biondello: Why, no, sir. Baptista: What then? Biondello: He is coming. Baptista: When will he be here? Biondello: When he stands where I am and sees you there. Tranio: But say, what to thine old news? Biondello: Why, Petruchio is coming, in a new hat and an old jerkin. Pair of old breeches thrice turned; a pair of boots that have been candle-cases, one buckled, another laced; an old rusty sword ta'en out of the town-armoury, with a broken hilt, and shapeless; with two broken points: his horse hipped with an old…. …mothy saddle and stirrups of no kindred; besides, possessed with the glanders and like to mose in the chine; troubled with the lampass…." 177207 2005 Taming of the Shrew, The MT Journalist (Samuel Oatley). 177208 1940 Taming of the Snood, The M Short Photographer (Stanley Brown). 177209 2001 Taming the Tabloid Heiress NR Dunaway Michelle Harlequin American Romance #900 Reporter Kit O'Brien is the daughter of the chair of a Fortune 500 publishing company, but she manages to make her own headlines regularly in the tabloids with her outrageous exploits. She accepts assignment for the Last Frontier cruise hoping she can use it as lever to better assignments and a method of escaping her father. He owns the paper she works for, forcing her to publish her pieces under the pseudonym Carol Jones. While her father hopes her work is a walk on the wild side before she happily settles down, she considers her work very important. Tired of writing pieces on fluff like wine tasting, she finally landed her first serious assignment. It's an interview with a reclusive man who has sworn off the press. He doesn't take her seriously because of her headline splashing. He immediately recognizes her as the tabloid heiress. He sees she doesn't recognize him. Too bad he's sick of headlines. Too bad she needs an interview. He has spent nine years writing the script of Final Frontier and has become something of a cult figure, but he's ready to sacrifice notoriety for becoming a gentleman farmer. Love finds a way. 177210 2001 Taming the Tabloid Heiress NR Dunaway, Michele Harlequin American Romance Series Reporter Kit O’Brien works for her father’s newspaper and he forces her to publish her pieces under the pseudonym Carol Jones. Her father is chair of a Fortune 500 publishing company, O’Brien manages to make her own headlines regularly in the tabloids with her outrageous exploits. The most recent disaster resulted in a bowl of dog food being poured into the lap of her father’s favorite godson Blain Rouke who is also thought to be Kit’s fiancé. Kit’s powerful personality and determination to make a difference seems to backfire frequently, but no more so than when she sets out on the Last Frontier cruise. Kit accepts the assignment for the Last Frontier cruise hoping she can use it as lever to better assignments and a method of escaping her father. Her father hopes her work is a walk on the wild side before she happily settles down with Blain to make babies. Kit considers her work a good deal more important. Tired of writing pieces on fluff like wine tasting, she finally landed her first serious assignment. Kit’s first interview is with Joshua Parker, a man who unfortunately has sworn off the press and hates reporters. With Kit’s perchance for headline splashing, Joshua likewise does not take her seriously. Joshua immediately recognizes the tabloid heiress on the plane that wings them both to the cruise. Nine years of writing the script of Final Frontier has made him something of a cult figure and he’s ready to sacrifice notoriety for becoming a gentleman farmer. He quickly realizes that Kit doesn’t recognize him from the television show, but as a man in his own right. Too bad he’s sick of headlines and too bad she needs this interview. 177211 1936 Taming the Wild M Kyne, Peter B. (Short Story - "Shipmates"). Al Martin (Screenplay). Reporter Jimmy Taylor (Donald Kerr) tries to get a story on runaway heiress who has fled to Los Angeles. Kerr wraps up the action for his newspaper. 177212 2003 Tamme vagthund, Den DF Denmark Interviewer Dorthe Vest. 177213 1957 Tammy and the Bachelor M Photographer at exhibition (Mike Lally). 177214 1944 Tampico M Photographer (Juan Varro). 177215 1987 Tandem M News Media. Reporter (Eric Berenger). Reporter at Hotel du Commerce (Philippe Dormoy) 177216 1994 Tangents M News Media. Newspaper Editor (Ilene Blackman). Banner Journalist (Paula Wallace). Banner Journalist (William Wallace). 177217 1991 Tangerine Tango Equation, The: Or How I Discovered Sex, Deception, and a New Theory of Physics in Three Short Months NR Targan, Barry Student Journalist Sara Logan is the object of a 16-year-old genius's affection, a 16-year-old physics whiz whose spectacular intellect cannot compensate for his naiveté. He enrolls in college to pose experimentally normal student, becomes partner in what he thinks is a poster business and falls in love with the lovely campus journalist Logan. He is convinced her desire for him extends beyond he quest for a major scoop. Logan, a student reporter hot for fame, deflowers the nice kid. She then sells glossies to the tabloids. 177218 1946 Tangier M Miller, Alice D.G. (Story). M.M. Musselman, Monty F. Collins (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent Paul Kenyon (Robert Paige) tries to land an international scoop that will get him reinstated as he was discredited as a war correspondent. He pursues story of missing diamond and murders associated with it. Kenyon meets up with a Spanish dancer who is seeking the man who killed her brother. Military governor in Tangier is exposed as Nazi and killed in elevator crash. 177219 1997 Tangled M News Media. TV Reporter (Paula Thornton). 177220 1957 Tangled Cord, The NM OWN Lockridge, Frances and Richard Reporter. Cartoonist. Little journalism. 177221 1992 Tangled Vines NR OWN - H (Two Copies) Dailey, Janet TV Newsman Kelly Douglas, one of the prime-time's most popular newscasters. Prime-time magazine show 177222 1936 Tango M Photographer Oscar (Franklin Pangborn). 177223 1989 Tango & Cash M Reporter (Michael Francis Clarke). Reporter (Patricia Davis). Reporter (Ann Marie Gillis). Reporter (Tammy Richardson). 177224 2000 Tango Assassins, The (aka Tango Murderers, The ) N Tabachnik, Maud #3 Sandra Kahn Series Journalist Sandra Khan, an American lesbian, goes to Argentina when Nina, a professor at San Francisco, disappears. She was kidnapped by a mysterious commando in the military. She ends up investigating a baby kidnapping ring that kills the parents to get the babies. 177225 1997 Tango Lesson, The M Photographer (George Yiasoumi). 177226 2001 Tanguy M TV Journalist (Ruth Elkrief) on TV. 177227 1984 Tank M 1985 Screen World News Media. TV Reporter (Mark Thomas McGee). TV Reporter #1 (Dan Albright). TV Reporter #2 (Beth Smallwood). Jason Price, Reporter at State Line (Jeff Folger). Sgt. Jerry Elliott, Reporter for Soldier magazine (Mark Herrier). 177228 1941 Tanks a Million M DVD -R HQ 7668 Radio Interviewer (James Manos Jr.-Himself) 177229 1951 Tanks Are Coming, The M VHS 1600H. War Correspondent Patricia Kane (Mari Aldon) covers GIs spearheading the World War II push across France. 177230 1988 Tanner '88: Bagels With Bruce T DVD -R HQ 3884, 3885. L. Altman, Robert and Garry B. Trudeau Episode #6. 5-16-1988 Columnist Taggerty Hayes (Kevin J. O'Connor) and other fictional and real-time journalists including Columnist Mary McGrory, Hodding Carter, Linda Ellerbee, Art Buchwald and others. Tanner meets with fellow dark-horse candidate Bruce Babbitt 177231 1988 Tanner '88: Boiler Room, The T DVD -R HQ 2080. L. Altman, Robert and Garry B. Trudeau Episode #11. 8-11-1988 Columnist Taggerty Hayes (Kevin J. O'Connor) and other fictional and real-time journalists including Columnist Mary McGrory, Hodding Carter, Linda Ellerbee, Art Buchwald and others. Having reached the Democratic convention and decided that he has no hope of overcoming Dukakis's lead on his own, Tanner considers forging an alliance with Jesse Jackson. 177232 1988 Tanner '88: Child's Play T DVD -R HQ 3885. L Altman, Robert and Garry B. Trudeau Episode #7. 6-6-1988 Columnist Taggerty Hayes (Kevin J. O'Connor) and other fictional and real-time journalists including Columnist Mary McGrory, Hodding Carter, Linda Ellerbee, Art Buchwald and others. Tanner attends whirlwind of campaign events, ranging from a pool party in Hollywood to a meeting with children at a day care center. Press follows. 177233 1988 Tanner '88: Dark Horse, The (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 2255, 2256, 2217. L Altman, Robert and Garry B. Trudeau Episodes #1-#2. 2-15-1988 Columnist Taggerty Hayes (Kevin J. O'Connor) and other fictional and real-time journalists including Columnist Mary McGrory, Hodding Carter, Linda Ellerbee, Art Buchwald and others. Congressman turns presidential candidate. Jack Tanner gets ready for make-or-break New Hampshire primary. 177234 1988 Tanner '88: For Real T DVD -R HQ 2255, 2256, 2217. L Altman, Robert and Garry B. Trudeau Episode #3. 3-14-1988 Columnist Taggerty Hayes (Kevin J. O'Connor) and other fictional and real-time journalists including Columnist Mary McGrory, Hodding Carter, Linda Ellerbee, Art Buchwald and others. Tanner's appearances on television finally generate some interest from the press in his campaign. 177235 1988 Tanner '88: Girlfriend Factor, The T Altman, Robert and Garry B. Trudeau Episode #9. 7-11-1988 Columnist Taggerty Hayes (Kevin J. O'Connor) and other fictional and real-time journalists including Columnist Mary McGrory, Hodding Carter, Linda Ellerbee, Art Buchwald and others. Tanner has to decide what to do about his secret girlfriend, Joanna Buckley, an employee of main competitor Michael Dukakis. The Tanner campaign heads to a rough Detroit neighborhood where a shocking discovery changes the course of the campaign. 177236 1988 Tanner '88: Great Escape, The T DVD -R HQ 3886. L Altman, Robert and Garry B. Trudeau Episode #8. 6-20-1988 Columnist Taggerty Hayes (Kevin J. O'Connor) and other fictional and real-time journalists including Columnist Mary McGrory, Hodding Carter, Linda Ellerbee, Art Buchwald and others. Trying to escape from a persistent reporter, Tanner ends up in a dangerous situation. 177237 1988 Tanner '88: Moonwalker and Bookbag T DVD -R HQ 3884. L. B26 Altman, Robert and Garry B. Trudeau Episode #5. 5-2-1988 Columnist Taggerty Hayes (Kevin J. O'Connor) and other fictional and real-time journalists including Columnist Mary McGrory, Hodding Carter, Linda Ellerbee, Art Buchwald and others. Tanner offends Baptist minister 177238 1988 Tanner '88: Night of the Twinkies, The T DVD -R HQ 2255, 2256, 2217. L Altman, Robert and Garry B. Trudeau Episode #4. 4-12-1988 Columnist Taggerty Hayes (Kevin J. O'Connor) and other fictional and real-time journalists including Columnist Mary McGrory, Hodding Carter, Linda Ellerbee, Art Buchwald and others. One of Tanner's staff is attacked at a campaign event. 177239 1988 Tanner '88: Reality Check, The T DVD -R HQ 2080. L Altman, Robert and Garry B. Trudeau Episode #12. 8-22-1988 Columnist Taggerty Hayes (Kevin J. O'Connor) and other fictional and real-time journalists including Columnist Mary McGrory, Hodding Carter, Linda Ellerbee, Art Buchwald and others. Tanner considers running a third-party campaign when he fails to secure the Democratic nomination. 177240 1988 Tanner '88: Something Borrowed, Something New T L. Altman, Robert and Garry B. Trudeau Episode #10. 7-17-1988 Columnist Taggerty Hayes (Kevin J. O'Connor) and other fictional and real-time journalists including Columnist Mary McGrory, Hodding Carter, Linda Ellerbee, Art Buchwald and others. Tanner's announces he is getting married. The fiancé? Joanna Buckley (Wendy Crewson), Dukakis' campaign head. 177241 2004 Tanner on Tanner: MT DVD -R HQ 2118 Trudeau, Garry and Robert Altman Episode #1 of a four-part miniseries. Documentary Maker Alex Tanner (Cynthia Nixon) shoots documentary on her father's defeat. Alex was a college student in 1988 and a helper in her father's campaign. Now a documentary director and film teacher. Media. Reporters. Reporter from Us. At the same time, one of Alex's students is filming her for his documentary. As she was 16 years ago, she is still self-absorbed, bad at reading people and prone to putting her father in embarrassing situations. Describes her documentary to Us Reporter as "a deconstruction of the campaigning process from my father's perspective." John Kerry's daughter, Alexandra, also is filming a documentary. Many real-life reporters make cameos during the four-part series: Tom Brokaw, Al Franken. Entertainment Reporter (Marla Sucharetza). 177242 2004 Tanner on Tanner: MT DVD -R HQ 2123 Trudeau, Garry and Robert Altman Episode #2 of a four-part miniseries. Documentary Maker Alex Tanner (Cynthia Nixon) shoots documentary on her father's defeat. Alex was a college student in 1988 and a helper in her father's campaign. Now a documentary director and film teacher. Media. Reporters. Reporter from Us. At the same time, one of Alex's students is filming her for his documentary. As she was 16 years ago, she is still self-absorbed, bad at reading people and prone to putting her father in embarrassing situations. Describes her documentary to Us Reporter as "a deconstruction of the campaigning process from my father's perspective." John Kerry's daughter, Alexandra, also is filming a documentary. Many real-life reporters make cameos during the four-part series. 177243 2004 Tanner on Tanner: MT DVD -R HQ 2161 Trudeau, Garry and Robert Altman Episode #3 of a four-part miniseries. Documentary Maker Alex Tanner (Cynthia Nixon) shoots documentary on her father's defeat. Alex was a college student in 1988 and a helper in her father's campaign. Now a documentary director and film teacher. Media. Reporters. Reporter from Us. At the same time, one of Alex's students is filming her for his documentary. As she was 16 years ago, she is still self-absorbed, bad at reading people and prone to putting her father in embarrassing situations. Describes her documentary to Us Reporter as "a deconstruction of the campaigning process from my father's perspective." John Kerry's daughter, Alexandra, also is filming a documentary. Many real-life reporters make cameos during the four-part series. 177244 2004 Tanner on Tanner: MT DVD -R HQ 2202 Trudeau, Garry and Robert Altman Episode #4 of a four-part miniseries. Documentary Maker Alex Tanner (Cynthia Nixon) shoots documentary on her father's defeat. Alex was a college student in 1988 and a helper in her father's campaign. Now a documentary director and film teacher. Media. Reporters. Reporter from Us. At the same time, one of Alex's students is filming her for his documentary. As she was 16 years ago, she is still self-absorbed, bad at reading people and prone to putting her father in embarrassing situations. Describes her documentary to Us Reporter as "a deconstruction of the campaigning process from my father's perspective." John Kerry's daughter, Alexandra, also is filming a documentary. Many real-life reporters make cameos during the four-part series. 177245 1976 Tanya M TV Newscaster gives skewed versions of the news of the day. 177246 1977 Tanzerinnen fur Tanger (aka Confessions of the Sex Slaves) MF West Germany Journalist. 177247 2004 Tao of Pong, The M News Media. Reporter #1 (Jossie Thacker). Reporter #2 (Lance J. Holt). When an ex-ping-pong prodigy seeks the wisdom of a Taoist sage, he learns that life and table tennis is more about the journey than the destination. 177248 1948 Tap Roots M Street, James (Novel). Lionel Wiggam (Additional Dialogue). Alan Le May (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Keith Alexander (Van Heflin) is of questionable ancestry. The newspaper publisher's office is burned down and he becomes involved with opposing Confederate Army during the Civil War. Publisher also finds time to romance a woman whose family wants to keep their valley neutral during conflict. He supports neutralists and backs his position with pen and guns. Confronts rival for woman's hand, a Confederate major. Journalist kills major during duel in a swamp. 177249 1988 Tapeheads M SVD 1378 TV Anchor (Tiiu Leek). News Reporter (Scott St. James). Music Reporter Samantha Gregory (Mary Crosby). Media. Reporters. Critic #1 (John Fleck). Critic #2 (Bob Forrest). Student Journalist (Patrick O'Neill). 177250 1913 Tapped Wires M Telegrapher for the Affiliated Press (Tommy Shirley) and bitter rival of Harry Norton who works for the Coast Service Company. 177251 1981 Taps M Interviewer (Jay Gregory) 177252 1995 Taqdeerwala MF India Editor (Dinesh Hingoo). 177253 1973 Tar Baby, The N OWN - H Charyn, Jerome Literary Quarterly. 177254 1981 Tara M Photographer (Jamie Gillis) 177255 1955 Tarantula M L Editor (Ross Elliott) debates with a doctor whether to print a story in his newspaper of an apparent attack by giant spider, or wait until they have further information. 177256 1958 Tarawa Beachhead M Photographer Sergeant Anderson, Marine (Lee Far). 177257 2006 Tardisodes: Doomsday T Episode #13. 6-24-2006 Newsreader (Adrienne O'Sullivan). 177258 1952 Target M DVD -R HQ 3248, 3229. Editor David Carsen (Harry Harvey) 177259 2009 Target M Newscaster (Ann Rickhoff). Young woman is called to participate in a medical study later realizing that the people involved are not who they seem. 177260 1980 Target 1600 N Chainay, David New York Newspaperman Douglas Clarke witnesses assassination. Romances a campaign coordinator. 177261 1995 Target of Seduction M Photographer (John Myers). 177262 1994 Target of Suspicion MT Photographer (Bob Swaim). 177263 1951 Target Unknown M Weatherman (Werner Klingler). 177264 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Babes in Wall Street T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #23. 3-9-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Con man dupes investors into buying shares in an unworkable mine. 177265 1961 Target: Corruptors, The: Bite of a Tiger T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #6. 11-3-1961 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism District Attorney is on a crusade to clean out the city's administration of corruption, but Marino has his doubts about the campaign since it was those corrupt politicians that put the DA in office. 177266 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Blind Goddess T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #28. 4-20-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Corruption in the probate courts is Marino's target as he goes after a judge who victimizes widows and orphans. 177267 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Book of Faces, A T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #29. 4-27-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Mysterious death of a model prompts Marino to investigate the agency she worked for. 177268 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Chase the Dragon T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #18. 1-26-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Marino investigates a man who gets caught in a lie in the Chinese District. 177269 1961 Target: Corruptors, The: Fix, The T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #13. 12-22-1961 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Judge under the scrutiny of the press tries to force attention elsewhere. 177270 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Fortress of Despair T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #21. 2-16-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Marino checks conditions at a woman's prison and finds a young first offender in a cell with hardened criminals. 177271 1961 Target: Corruptors, The: Golden Carpet, The T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #9. 11-24-1961 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Trio of unlikely suspects interferes with a dignity appearance. 177272 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Goodbye, Children T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #35. 6-8-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Policeman gets the man who killed his partner, but Marino is curious when the officer refuses publicity. 177273 1961 Target: Corruptors, The: Invisible Government, The T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #4. 10-20-1961 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Ollie Crown is known as an ethical lobbyist who gets the state legislature to do what he wants. Marino isn't so sure that there isn't something else going on behind the scenes. 177274 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Journey Into Mourning T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #27. 4-13-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Flood goes undercover to get the goods on a crew boss accused of mistreating migrant farm workers. 177275 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: License To Steal T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #30. 5-4-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Promoter sends a young boxer to his death when he pits him against a heavier, more experienced man. 177276 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Malignant Hearts, The T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #25. 3-23-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Two teenagers are walking in the park when their pleasant stroll takes an ugly turn. 177277 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Man Is Waiting To Be Murdered, A T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #15. 1-5-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Criminal who testified for the state has been marked for a hit and Marino tries to save his life. 177278 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Man's Castle, A T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #26. 3-30-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism A tenement dweller fed up with subhuman living conditions, refuses to pay his rent and urges other tenants to do the same hoping their plight will eventually come to the attention of the courts. 177279 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Middle Man, The T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #19. 2-2-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Investigating a furniture manufacturing firm and the employees' union leads Marino to believe that there is a possibility of an illegal contract which violates the employees' rights. 177280 1961 Target: Corruptors, The: Million Dollar Dump, The T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #1. 9-29-1961. Series 9-29-1961 to 6-8-1962. 34 Episodes Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Marino learns that the head of a garbage-collecting company has monopolized the city's waste pickup. 177281 1961 Target: Corruptors, The: Mr. Megalomania T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #8. 11-17-1961 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Man feels he can rule the town his way and walks over a few people to achieve it. 177282 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: My Native Land T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #24. 3-16-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Marino learns that a deported gangster is planning to return to the United States. 177283 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Nobody Gets Hurt T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #34. 6-1-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism High School teacher is having trouble in his classroom with a young punk. He would like to discipline the student but the principal won't back him up. 177284 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: One For the Road T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #16. 1-12-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism It seems like a man who brokers in liquor licenses gets his renewals just a bit too easily for Marino's liking. He suspects that something else is going on and sets out to find out what it is and who is involved. 177285 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Organizer, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episodes #32-#33. 5-18/25-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Corrupt union leader is confident that a Senate investigating committee won't charge him with misconduct. But the congressional investigation is beginning to produce results. One of the union locals is threatening to bolt from the national organization. 177286 1961 Target: Corruptors, The: Pier 60 T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #2. 10-6-1961 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Corruption down on the docks brings Marino and Flood a new angle to crime. 177287 1961 Target: Corruptors, The: Platinum Highway, The T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #3. 10-13-1961 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism State senator is calling for an official investigation into the fatal collapse of a roadway tunnel, but Marino suspects it will be anything but an honest probe. 177288 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Play It Blue T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #17. 1-19-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Waning entertainer gets messed up with a rackets man and then the double crosses begin. 177289 1961 Target: Corruptors, The: Poppy Vendor, The T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #5. 10-27-1961 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism After doing a story on the drug world, Marino gets visited by an ex-con who's wife is addicted to drugs, and he's willing to go back to his underworld life to help expose the narcotics organization. 177290 1961 Target: Corruptors, The: Prison Empire T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #12. 12-15-1961 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Even while incarcerated in state prison, union leader Harvey Bragen keeps his empire running with no problems. 177291 1961 Target: Corruptors, The: Quicksand T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #14. 12-29-1961 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Tough on crime deputy District Attorney, without warning, resigns his position and then takes a job with a law firm known for its ties to organized crime. 177292 1961 Target: Corruptors, The: Silent Partner T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #11. 12-8-1961 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism The way mobsters hide what they do is to buy out legitimate businesses as fronts for their illegal activities and to launder their profits. Victor Cobalt is in the Syndicate and is trying to expand his empire into the garment industry. 177293 1961 Target: Corruptors, The: To Wear a Badge T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #10. 12-1-1961 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Town of Verdun is known for its gambling and the casinos continue to assure the public that their presence is not corrupting their community. Marino is sure that's not the case and sets out to expose the crime. 177294 1961 Target: Corruptors, The: Touch of Evil T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #7. 11-10-1961 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism World of intramural sports is now under close scrutiny when a college athlete kills himself after he accepted a bribe. 177295 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Viva Vegas T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #20. 2-9-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Marino looks for evidence that will link the underworld to Las Vegas's gambling casinos. 177296 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Wrecker, The T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #22. 3-2-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Businessman attempts to destroy his daughter's groom in the same ruthless way he gains control of rival companies. 177297 1962 Target: Corruptors, The: Yankee Dollar T Veliee, Lester (based on series of articles) Episode #31. 5-11-1962 Columnist Paul Marino (Stephen McNally) is crusading newspaper columnist and racket reporter who tracked down and exposed racketeers. Jack Flood (Robert Harland), his investigator. Muckraking journalism Marin is sent to investigate the ruling military junta of a South American country that has applied for a loan from the United States. 177298 1977 Target: Set Up T Episode #7. 10-28-1977 Reporter (David Belcher - Press Reporter). 177299 1968 Targets M DVD -R HQ 10403, 10404 AFI-Motion Picture Scriptwriters News Media. Scriptwriter. 177300 1992 Targets CB Tales of the Green Hornet #4 Publisher Britt Reid (The Green Hornet) of the Daily Sentinel. Reporter Mike Axford (from the TV series, this is his first appearance in the comics) of the Daily Sentinel. The Hornet’s busting of an alliance of racketeers is not entirely successful. A Sentinel headline proclaims: “City Uses Mob Money To Clean Up Slums.” 177301 1960 Tarningen ar kastad MF Cameraman Holger Palm (Sven Lindberg). 177302 1938 Tarnished Angel M DVD -R HQ 5872, 5871. SVDSP 1377 Gossip Column, Tattler. Newspaper Stories and headlines. 177303 1958 Tarnished Angels, The M DVD -R HQ 2936, 2937. VHS 477, SV 182 Faulkner, William (Novel - "Pylon"). George Zuckerman (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Burke Devlin (Rock Hudson) for the New Orleans Times-Picayune involved with members of aerial stunt show in 1932. Devlin is disillusioned alcoholic newsman who was inspired by newsreel footage of Richard Harding Davis interviewing soldiers. Reporter refuses to be bought by businessman who wants to plug product in paper. Plans to report on air show, but editor insists he cover senator's visit. After heated exchange, he is fired. Sees pilot and his wife. Pilot is killed. Reporter returns to newsroom, calls himself Richard Harding Davis, criticizes story editor has written on pilot's death telling him he has the facts. While other members of the newsroom listen enthralled, he recites background on flier. Editor apologizes and asks Devlin to come back to work, Devlin tells him: "Tomorrow, I'll probably be drunk." Editor: "Well, make it the day after." Telegraph Editor (Paul Harvey). Newspaper Office Clerk (Ben Flowers). "Is this what you call news?…Know what I call it? I call it the dead facts. The dead facts strung together by a deaf, dumb, blind editor. Me, Burke Devlin, I've got the story." "Preserved in alcohol, no doubt." "No, I've got it in my aching heart…." 177304 1920 Tarnished Reputations M AFI-Playwrights Writer 177305 1982 Tarock NM Zeindler, Peter Switzerland Journalist 177306 1930 Tarrano the Conqueror NSF Cummings, Ray Press 177307 2001 Tart M Reporter (J.C. Kenny). News Reporter (Andrew Dolha). 177308 1993 Tart Tales SS Banks, Carolyn Collection of 23 stories. News Media 177309 1962 Tartarin de Tarascon MF France Radio. Le radio reporter (Georges de Caunes). 177310 1968 Tarzan and the Jungle Boy M SVD 769. SVD 536 (Incomplete) Burroughs, Edgar Rice (Character). Steve Lord (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists/Photographers. Ness Book Journalist Myrna Claude (Alizia Gur) who with a photographer tries to find a boy lost in the jungle with the help of Tarzan. Reporter warned not to follow Tarzan. She does. Photographer is killed. She is kidnapped and prepared to be sacrificed by fire. Tarzan rescues her and takes jungle boy back to civilization. 177311 1957 Tarzan and the Lost Safari M UK. Ness Magazine Writer is one of five plane crash survivors rescued by Tarzan. Woman Journalist. 177312 1989 Tarzan Mama-Mia MF Photographer (Peter Jorde). 177313 2005 Task of This Translator, The: End of Larry's Wallet SS Hasak-Lowy, Todd TV coverage of destruction on a near-unimaginable scale -- 18 million dead in a nuclear exchange between India and Pakistan. Larry's personal struggle with a failed marriage and sick daughter is contrasted with a critique of the TV coverage. The man misplaces his wallet shortly before the nuclear exchange takes place. 177314 2005 Task of This Translator, The: On the Grounds of the Complex Commemorating the Nazis' Treatment of the Jews SS Hasak-Lowy, Todd Israeli ex-journalist works in the café at Yad Vashem and clashes with an American businessman over a stale pastry. The journalist cum graduate student, an alienated pothead journalist, profiles an expensive weight-loss company. When, for the article, he retains a "diet escort" to forcibly prevent him from eating, he's tempted to binge and his body balloons. 177315 2005 Task of This Translator, The: Will Power, Inc. SS Hasak-Lowy, Todd Journalist sets out to write an investigative piece on a dieting company that uses bodyguards to protect overeaters from themselves, but loses his bearings when he becomes a client and is paired with a bodyguard of his own. The journalist cum graduate student profiles an expensive weight-loss company. When, for the article, he retains a "diet escort" to forcibly prevent him from eating, he's tempted to binge and his body balloons. 177316 1785 Task, The PO COPY Cowper, William Press. "Book IV: Winter Evening, The." Newspaper is read. The world contemplated at a distance. Poet in attendance. "This folio of four pages, happy work! Which not ev'n critics criticise;" 177317 1916 Tasker Jevons N Sinclair, May Press 177318 1983 Tassinaro, Il MF News Media. Hysterical Reporter (Liu Bosisio) 177319 1988 Taste for Death, A MT Miniseries Reporter (Pal Lowther). TV Newsreader (Peter Woods). 177320 1980 Taste for Power, A N Dobbin, Muriel News Media 177321 1966 Taste for Women, A M AFI-Authors Writer 177322 1973 Taste of Death, A NM Grayson, Richard News Media 177323 2009 Taste of Fame, A N Everson, Eva Marie and Linda Evans Shepherd Aspiring Documentary Maker is doing his class film project on the women of the Potluck Catering Club’s growing business. Problem is, the women didn’t read the fine print when they signed off on his documentary. When he enters the Potluck Catering Club in the reality show, “Great Party Showdown,” the ladies of Summit View, Colorado, head to the Big Apple for the unexpected adventure of their lives. Between navigating New York City, dealing with other cutthroat contestants, and trying to maintain their close friendship in the high-stress world of reality TV, the Potluck women must keep their eyes on the prize -- a cool million dollars -- and work together if they’re going to make it back to Colorado in one piece. 177324 1991 Taste of Freedom T SV 47 TV Journalist Sasha Politkovsky and his family in 1990. Covers six weeks of their lives as the events of 1990 lift the lid of totalitarianism in the Soviet Union (glasnost and perestroika). 177325 2009 Taste of Passion NR Armytage, Tessa Journalist Constance Halliday is a talented broadsheet journalist and during a press conference challenges infamous master chef, Alistair Douglas, on the subject of his hot temper. He has returned fire with a challenge of his own. And made refusal impossible. With a million dollars on the line and a scandalous reputation to erase, Constance suspects that Alistair’s trying to buy himself a pet reporter, but she has no choice except to step from the safety of her cool world and into the heat and sizzle of Alistair’s kitchen. Ice is about to meet fire -- and it looks like Constance is on the menu. 177326 2006 Taste of Temptation, A NR Alexander, Carrie Harlequin Blaze Series #296 Gossip Columnist Zoe Aberdeen wants to know the story behind a mysterious lust potion that works its sexy magic on her pals. Could the potion be the real thing or just a hoax? When she asks her neighbor for help, he’s not interested. He’s a crime scientist only interested in solving real mysteries not some weird mojo. But Zoe doesn’t like to take no for an answer and what Zoe wants, Zoe gets. So she decides to “persuade” her neighbor in her own special way and soon he’s testing the potion and acting out his every fantasy with the sassy redhead. 177327 2006 Taste of Temptation, A NR Alexander, Carrie Lust Portion #9 series -- Harlequin Blaze Gossip Columnist Zoe Aberdeen wants to know the story behind a mysterious lust potion that works its sexy magic on her pals. Could the potion be the real thing, or just a hoax? When she asks her neighbor Donovan Shane for help, he’s not interested. He’s a crime scientist -- he’s interested only in solving real mysteries, not some weird mojo. But Zoe doesn’t like to take no for an answer, and what Zoe wants, Zoe gets. So she decides to persuade Shane in her own special way, and soon he’s testing the potion and acting out his every fantasy with the sassy redhead. 177328 2005 Taste: DT News Media. Spoof Reporter (Olivia Lee). Presenters (Beverley Turner, Sarah Hendy). 177329 1986 Tata mia MF Editor (Adrian Ortega). 177330 1990 Tatie Danielle MF TV Journalist (Jean-Jacques Dufour). Journalist (Gilles Loufti). Journalist at La Croix (Francis Boespflug). 177331 1709 Tatler, The ER COPY Bickerstaff, Isaac, Esq. (Richard Steele) Tuesday, April 12, 1709 Newspapers. Tatler first appeared. Bickerstaff, the supposed author, is a familiar name -- Jonathan Swift had used the persona. Bickerstaff's younger half-sister, Jenny Distaff is introduced in No. 10. Pacolet, an aerial messenger. Club introduced later with meetings at the "Trumpet" in Shire Lane. Coffeehouses more valuable than newspapers in spreading the news. 177332 1996 Tatli kaciklar TF Turkey. Series, 1996-2001. Journalist 177333 1964 Tato, sezen stene MF Editor (Jaroslav Stercl). Editor, General (Jaroslav Marvan). 177334 1995 Tatort - Die Kampagne TF West Germany. Episode #304. 3-5-1995. Series 1970. Reporter. Nervender Reporter (Erik Rastetter). 177335 2005 Tatort - Die schlafende Schone TF West Germany. Episode #599. 5-29-2005. Series 1970. Reporter (Otto Reiter) 177336 2005 Tatort - Die Spieler TF Episode. Series 1970. West Germany. Reporter (Kristina Hortenbach). Reporter (Jochen Stoeckle). 177337 1998 Tatort - Ein Hauch von Hollywood TF West Germany. Episode. Series 1970. Journalist (Falk Rockstroh). 177338 2000 Tatort - Rattenlinie TF West Germany. Episode. Series 1970. TV Reporter (Rudiger Wolff) 177339 2002 Tatort - Schlaf, Kindlein, schlaf TF West Germany. Episode. Series 1970. Journalist Doerr (Hgo Egon Balder). 177340 1993 Tatort - Stahlwalzer TF West Germany. Episode. Series 1970. Photographer (Alexander Leeb). 177341 1982 Tatort - Sterben und sterben lassen TF West Germany. Episode. Series 1970. Photographer (Karen McLarty) 177342 2005 Tatort - Todesengel TF Episode. Series 1970. West Germany. Reporter (Jurgen Allerheiligen) 177343 2005 Tatort: Borowski in der Unterwelt TF West Germany. Episode. Series 1970. Newsreader (Susanne Daubner). 177344 1971 Tatort: Der Richter in WeiB TF West Germany. Episode #11. 10-10-1971. Series 1970. Reporter von der Abendpost (Walter Tschernich). 177345 2003 Tatort: Die Liebe und ihr Preis TF West Germany. Episode #524. 2-9-2003. Series 1970. Reporter Dietl (Jockel Tschiersch). Moderator SFB (Jurgen Fliege). 177346 2005 Tatort: Die Spieler TF West Germany. Episode #585. 1-9-2005. Series 1970. News Media. Reporter (Kristina Hortenbach). Reporter (Jochen Stoeckle). 177347 2004 Tatort: Eine ehrliche Haut TF West Germany. Episode #554. 1-4-2004. Series 1970. Reporter (Ronald Nitschke - Penetrante Reporter). 177348 1973 Tatort: Tote Taube in der Beethovenstrabe TF West Germany. Episode #25. 1-7-1973. Series 1970. Photographer (Thys Ockersen). 177349 2000 Tatted Angels N Lamb, Fay Journalist Michael Abernathy of The Serenity Serenade is a small town journalist born and raised on Serenity Key. Michael dreams of more excitement than his family’s local newspaper has to offer. When tatted angels of different colors with special Bible verses attached mysteriously begin to appear in the homes of residents who need encouragement, praise or support, Michael finally has a story worth writing. Michael starts out to investigate the origin of the angels, but soon finds his inquiry turning to the reason God created His angels and their purpose in this world. As Michael searches for the answers and the person behind the mystery, he learns that God can use something as simple as a tatted angel to renew faith, love and hope. 177350 2003 Tattered Angel M News Editor (Ryan Smith). 177351 1957 Tattered Dream, The M Press 177352 1957 Tattered Dress, The M Zuckerman, George (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Ralph Adams (Edward C. Platt) for the New York Bulletin accompanies lawyer to desert town to handle murder trial. Seems to be voice of conscience for lawyer who has turned from taking desperate cases to handling rich clients. During train ride, reporter tries to persuade lawyer to order a new trial for convicted man he believes is innocent. But lawyer is more interested in wealthy clients. He finds himself on trial for bribing a juror. He makes impassioned plea to jury about he has lost his idealism. But Adams and other reporters are not convinced. Later reporter apologizes when lawyer is found innocent. At end of film, lawyer agrees to take on case of convicted man reporter was trying to get him to take. Reporter (Charles J. Conrad). Reporter (Helene Marshall). Reporter (John Phillips). 177353 1992 Tattle Tale M DVD -R HQ 8213, 8214 Reporter (Remy Burkel). Female Reporter (Isabelle Guiard). 177354 2008 Tattooed M Journalist (Travelin’ Mick). 177355 1951 Tauben im Gras N Koeppen, Wolfgang Germany Journalist 177356 2002 Taurus MT Episode One Newscaster (Katarina Sandstrom - Herself ) 177357 1960 Tausend Augen des Dr. Mabuse, Die MF Reporter #1 (Bruno W. Pantel). 177358 1999 Tavern, The M Interviewer (Sharon Mayberry) 177359 2006 Tawny Takes on Flo (Part One) T Episode #605. 4-16-2006 TV Talk Show. Each cast member must put on his or her own talk show in front of a live audience. Tawny seeks revenge on Florence. 177360 1984 Tawny Young CB Green Lantern, Vol. 2, #176. First Appearance. TV Reporter Tawny Young, California-based newswoman covering stories on Green Lanterns Hal Jordan and John Stewart (and later, the Green Lantern Corps) when they were based on the west coast. Was a co-host of a talk show with Linda Park, Lia Briggs and Vicki Vale that interviewed Wonder Woman. 177361 1998 Tax Day M News Media. Reporter (Monica Davis). Photographer (Dan Welch). 177362 1998 Taxa TF Series 1997-1999 Editor Eva (Solbjorg Hojfeldt), Editor of Omegnsbladet (1998-1999) 177363 1953 Taxi M Newscaster (Glenn Hardy) 177364 2003 Taxi 3 MF France Chinese Reporter Qui (Bai Ling) is writing a story on a police squad just as a gang of thieves calling themselves the Santa Claus Gang are wreaking havoc and police can’t stop them. The thieves outsmart the police time and again with the journalist there to record all of the police mistakes and ineptness. 177365 1976 Taxi Driver M L News Media coverage of Travis Bickle, Viet Nam veteran, now a cabbie who becomes a killer. TV Interviewer (Ralph S. Singleton). 177366 1981 Taxi: Bobby and the Critic T DVD -R 1859 Kemp, Barry Episode #63. 4-30-1981. Theater Critic John Bowman (John Harkins) attacks everything so actor Wheeler writes him a vicious letter and throws it away. The taxi dispatcher takes it out of the garbage and mails it. The letter is printed calling Bowman "a carbuncle on the butt of the American theater." The critic turns up at the actor's one-act play on Darwin and asks to meet the actor at a bar after the play. Bowman shows the actor his review -- he hated the play but loved his performance -- "triumphs over impossible material." The actor thanks the critic and Bowman then tears up the good review. He tells the actor, "Too bad it's not going to come out in the newspaper….now review will keep you anonymous." The angry actor tells the critic it doesn't matter what he thinks as long as the actor knows he's good. 177367 1978 Taxi: Fantasy Borough (1) T Episode #45. 5-6-1980. Series 9-12-1978 to 8-1983. TV Newsman Eric Sevareid (Himself). Herve Villechaize leaves some publicity photos in Tony's cab, which prompt the cabbies to indulge in their own fantasies. 177368 2005 Taylor Made MT Journalist (Michele Anders). Press Reporter (Ken Sladyk). 177369 1998 Taylor Predicament, The M Reporter (Evelyn Sobanski) 177370 2000 TDY N Valentine, Douglas Photojournalist in the Air Force in 1967 volunteers for a temporary duty mission in the Philippines, but finds himself in Laos, caught in the secret and deadly intrigues of CIA drug smugglers. During the mission he learns the true meaning of good and evil, while nearly losing his life in the process. A crescendo of action and awakening, TDY exposes the US Government's complicity in international drug smuggling. 177371 1982 Te Karere DF Series 1982. TV News Staff. Reporters Hirini Henare, Dan Hiramana-rua, Pierre Lyndon, Tawini Rangihau, Matekino Wihongi-Mangu, Arana Taumata, Maihi Nikora, Rau Kapa (1995). Journalists Moari Stafford, Martin Rakuraku (1989), Hinerangi Goodman (1990), Mihingarangi Forbes (1995-1996, 1998-). Matuakore Joe Glen. Presenters Scott Morrison, Tini Molyneux (1989-2002). 177372 1973 Te land, ter zee en in de lucht TF Netherlands. Series 1973 - Interviewer Nance (2001-). Hosts Wim Bosboom, Ron Brandsteder, Andre van Duin (1978-1980), Rob Fruithof, Bert Kuizenga (1998-), Tom Mulder, Jack van Gelder, Karel van Kooten, Willem van Kooten (1973-1977). 177373 1983 Te rongyos elet MF Hungary Editor-in-Chief Zimanyi (Lajos Oze). Journalist (Istvan Goz). 177374 1991 Te Rua M New Zealand Reporter (Anne Chamberlain). 177375 1950 Tea for Two M L Radio Announcer (Art Gilmore). 177376 1923 Tea With a Kick! M Editor Octavius Juniper (Edward Jobson). 177377 2003 Tea With Tiffany M Reporter (Olivia Johansson). 177378 1998 Teach Me M Photographer in Living Room (Cyrus Khambatta). Photographer in the Bedroom (David LaScala). 177379 1955 Teacher's Pet T Episode. 7-2-1955. Damon Runyon Theatre. Adaptation of film Newspaper Journalist and Journalism Teacher lock heads, then fall in love. Cast includes Fay Bainter, Adele Jergens 177380 1958 Teacher's Pet M DVD -R HQ 2498, 2499. L. VHS 491 Kanin, Fay and Michael (Screenplay) City Editor Jim Gannon (Clark Gable), tough city editor of the Evening Chronicle has contempt for journalism schools. His publisher forces him to go to a night journalism class taught by Professor Erica Stone (Doris Day), daughter of famous journalist. In a case of mistaken identity, the city editor enrolls in the class and soon becomes her star pupil, Teacher's Pet. Stone finds out "Gallagher" is really Gannon. He finds out her father is Joel Barlow Stone, famous small-town editor. Her father is her ideal of what a good newspaperman should be. Gannon agrees until he reads her father's country paper. He discovers it's just bad journalism. When he tells her, she kicks him out of her house. After reading the paper herself, she realizes Gannon is right and goes to the city room to apologize. She gives him her father's cigarette lighter. They make up and Gannon changes his mind about journalism teachers. Real newspaperman from U.S. and Canada are sprinkled around newspaper office. Includes Army Archerd, Sidney Skolsky, Barney Kovac (Nick Adams). Copy Man (Cyril Delevanti). Vernon Scott, Joe Hyams, Paine Knickerbocher, Erskine Johnson, Frank P. Quinn. 177381 1957 Teacher's Pet N OWN - P Kanin, Michael City Editor Jim Gannon, city editor of the Chronicle, arch representative of the old tradition. Lovely and intelligent journalism teacher. 177382 1982 Teachers Only: Quote Unquote T Yanuk, George Episode. 5-5-1982 News Media 177383 1997 Team Knight Rider: Fallen Nation T Episode #1. 10-9-1997 News Media. Reporters (Penny Griego, Tiiu Leek). 177384 1992 Teamster Boss: Jackie Presser Story, The MT Reporter (Peter Feniak) 177385 2006 Teamvay MF Turkey. Photographer (Ahmet Agaoglu). 177386 1990 Teardown N MLPL Wuamett, Victor Reporter Molly Gish, Neighborhood Guardian. 177387 2003 Tears of the Sun M Reporter. Carrier Reporter (Harry Van Gorkum). 177388 2002 Teatro Segundo Antunes Filho, O MTF Miniseries Interviewer (Sebastiao Milare-Himself) 177389 1988 Tecnicas de duelo: Una cuestion de honor MF Photographer (Elio Mesa). 177390 1986 Ted E. Bear: Cub Reporter T SVD 1204 Episode News. Bearwitness News. Ted E. Bear is the puppet with the news events. Ted and his cuddly co-reporters gather to bring fast breaking stories that teach and entertain. Voices of Tom Smothers, Sue Raney and Louis Nye 177391 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Acropolis Now T Episode #127. 11-22-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177392 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Bedtime for Henry T Episode #114. 5-17-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177393 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Believing Is Seeing T Episode #126. 11-15-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177394 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Cyrano Henry T Episode #122. 10-11-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177395 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Educating Lisa T Episode #115. 5-24-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177396 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Family Feud T Episode #123. 10-18-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177397 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Four Is a Crowd T Episode #110. 4-19-1986. Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177398 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Front Page Monroe T Episode #109. 4-12-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177399 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Garfield the Cat Joins the Marin Bugler T Episode #113. 5-10-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177400 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Henry Gets Taken For a Ride T Episode #117. 6-7-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177401 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Henry's Change Of Life T Episode #108. 4-5-1986. Last season "Too Close For Comfort," renamed "The Ted Knight Show." Knight's death on August 26, 1986 ended the program. Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177402 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Henry's Novel Solution T Episode #116. 5-31-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177403 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Herb Kiss, Henry Tells T Episode #125. 11-8-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177404 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Ho-Ho Ho Chi Henry T SVD 766 Episode #111. 4-26-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. Henry uses his newspaper to challenge bigotry against a Vietnamese Family 177405 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Late, Great Herbert Maxwell T Episode #118. 7-12-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177406 1987 Ted Knight Show, The: Lisa Goes Lottery Loco T Episode #129. 2-7-1987 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177407 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Miss Marin Bugler T Episode #112. 5-3-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177408 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Monroe's Critical Condition T Episode #121. 10-4-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177409 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Muriel's Fish Story T Episode #119. 7-19-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177410 1987 Ted Knight Show, The: Presenting Buddy Ficus T Episode #128. 1-31-1987 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177411 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Rock Around Henry T Episode #124. 11-1-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177412 1986 Ted Knight Show, The: Ya Gotta Have Heart T Episode #120. 9-27-1986 Editor Henry Rush (Ted Knight) of The Marin Bugler, a weekly newspaper. Henry, Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) and Andrew Rush (Joshua Goodwin) move north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry owned 49 percent of the newspaper. Monroe Focus (JM J. Bullock) works at the paper. Mrs. Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), the publisher's widow, owned 51 percent of the newspaper and soon became Henry's new thorn in the side. 177413 2008 Teddy Bear MT Reporter (Desmond Campbell, Priya Rao). 177414 1940 Teddy the Rough Rider M Reporter (John Ridgely). 177415 1965 Teen Devian MF India Commentator (Amin Sayani - Voice). 177416 2005 Teen Titans: Episode 257-494 C Episode #40. 1-17-2005 Anchorman (Jeff Bennett - Voice). Sportscaster (Dee Bradley Baker - Voice). Control Freak has escaped from prison and brought the Titans into his TV world. The Titans must track him down through the different channels of TV while he gets more powerful with all the TV show related powers he gets. 177417 1987 Teen Wolf Too M Reporter (Peter J. Fogel) 177418 1986 Teen Wolf: Animated Series, The C Series. 9-13-1986 to 9-2-1989. CBS Reporter Waldo Sesslick tries with his mother to expose Scott Howard, the Teen Wolf, who lives next door. Town newspaper, The Wolverton Times. Evil Photographer Boy tries to get pictures of the family becoming werewolves. 177419 2003 Teen/Kids News (aka EKN Worldwide Kids News) T Series started in September 2003. TV News. Weekly news show running on 199 stations around the country is aimed at and presented by kids, 11-16. Co-anchor Haley Cohen, 15, daughter of CNN anchor Paula Zahn. Cody Gifford, 14, is sportscaster, son of Frank, former Monday Night Football co-anchor and Kathie Lee, Regis Philbin's former morning talk show partner. Gum-chewing Jenna Ruggiero, 15, daughter of New York FOX local news anchor Rosanna Scotto. Anchor Mwanzza Brown. Reporters John Meyers, Natalie Distler, Jenna Ruggiero, Lily Wen. Contributors Lauren Weiss, Nicole Weiss, Felipe Dieppa. 177420 1993 Teenage Bonnie and Kelpto Clyde M TV Reporter (Sarah Bork) 177421 1993 Teenage Health Freak: T Episode #11. Commentator (Brian Moore - Voice). 177422 1991 Teenage Health Freak: Guns, Drugs & Video 8 (Part One) T Episode #4. Reporter (Kevin Allen). 177423 1961 Teenage Millionaire M AFI-Radio Radio 177424 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles M SV 140 Second movie - Package TV Reporter April O'Neil (Judith Hoag), Channel 3 News.. 177425 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Secret of the Ooze, The M DVD -R HQ 8461, 8462. SVD 558 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Paige Turco) is friendly, forgiving television reporter played by different actress than Teen-age Ninja Turtles I. The heroes have moved in with her and she is pursuing a story on corporate waste. Member of O'Neil's news crew is in cahoots with the villain. News Room Staff (Mark Caso). News Manager (Michael Pressman). 177426 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: C VHS 613 (Excerpts-Poor Quality), VHS 410, SV 254 (Media Excerpts), 76, 62. Episodes. Series 12-28-1987 to 11-2-1996. CBS. 193 Episodes TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). Channel Six News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Channel Six News Producer and April's friend Irma (Jennifer Darling). Channel Six News Reporter and April's Rival Vernon Fenwick (Pat Fraley). Turtles: Michaelangelo (Townsend Coleman). Raphael (Rob Paulsen, Michael Gough, 1994-1996). Leonardo (Cam Clarke). Donatello (Barry Gordon). 177427 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: 20,000 Leaks Under the City C Episode #36. 10-5-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Krang still wants to destroy the Turtles and develops a Super Pump to flood the sewers and flush out the boys in green. Splinter and the Turtles are eating their pizza when they are swept away by a sudden onslaught of water. But back down in the Technodrome, something has gone wrong. Krang's pump cannot be shut off as more and more is being sucked from the ocean and dumped into the sewer. Water is now overflowing into the streets and soon the entire city will be underwater. 177428 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Adventures in Turtle-Sitting C Episode #143. 10-24-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Donatello sets his sights on solving world hunger. He invents the "Food Revivafiver," a device designed to reverse the aging process of food. Three Turtles are zapped and are shrinking to Turtle Babies. April contacts the Turtles about a break at the Government Weather Station. The three baby Turtles try to fight the goons. April continues on her story and Michaelangelo searches for an antidote. Irma baby-sits the three baby Turtles. April is reassigned. Burne sends her out to a mysterious tropical island where leading underworld figures have been spotted. Michaelangelo goes with her and so do the baby Turtles who escape into the ocean where the salt water transforms them back. They are now ready to go and stop Shredder and company who retreat back to the Technodrome. April contacts the police to pick up the city's crime lords. 177429 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Adventures of Rhino-Man, The (aka Rhino-Man) C Episode #101. 11-3-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Krang sees April's news report about a "best super-hero" contest. The winner of the contest will receive the Malaprop Diamond. The Texas millionaire sponsoring the contest wants to put a zombie-making chemical into the city's water supply. The contest is a diversion. The millionaire figures if he can get the citizens under his control, he can take over the city. Krang wants the diamond. While the Turtles are at the Channel Six building, they discover what the millionaire is up to. They noticed that April, Irma and Vernon turned zombie-like and started saying the millionaire's name after they drank the water. The Turtles get the antidote and put it into the city's water turning everybody back to normal. Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady manage to get away with the diamond but discover it is a fake when they try to use it. 177430 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: April Gets in Dutch C Episode #77. 10-23-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April and the Turtles are in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. April is covering the showing of the world-famous Duchess Diamond. Krang wants the diamond, a flawless stone, to focus the rays on his Laser Dimension Blade that will cut through the dimensions. It will then be able to bring the Technodrome to Earth. He sends Shredder and the mutants to retrieve it, but they're foiled by a low-rent diamond thief, Spats Sparkle. Climatic chase takes place at an abandoned windmill. 177431 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: April's Fool (aka April Foolish) C Episode #20. 12-1-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April reports live from the Malicurian Embassy of the Malicurian Emperor's decision to sell mining rights to the vast deposit of Lydiam 90 that was recently discovered in his country. Then she gets ready for the big party that is being held at the Embassy later that night. Irma, her friend, persuades her to trade in her news journalist "uniform" for a fancy party gown so she might attract an eligible bachelor. Far below the Earth's surface, Shredder complains to Krang that the Technodrome is falling apart and they need more power to maintain life support systems. Krang suggests a small piece of Lydium 90 would supply more than enough power to bring the Technodrome back up to speed. 177432 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Artless C Episode #71. 10-2-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April and the Turtles are in Florence and two snobbish art-collecting aliens arrive in the city and begin stealing great works of art. The citizens blame the Turtles for the theft and after being defeated in their efforts to stop the aliens, The Turtles must escape an angry mob. The Turtles again run into the aliens who are ecstatic when they learn their names are Michaelangelo, Leonardo, Donatello and Raphael -- and decide to take these great artists back to their planet. April broadcasts from the Roman Coliseum. She is trying to lure the aliens into draining their ship's energy by beaming up the gigantic structure. The Turtles get free, convince the aliens the artworks they have stolen are counterfeits. The disgusted aliens return the works and head for home. 177433 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Atlantis Awakes C Episode #165B. 12-4-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). While surfing in the white water rapids of the sewer, Michaelangelo is rescued by Merdude, a half-man/half fish from the lost city of Atlantis. Shredder finds the lost city and Bebop is thought to be their lost king. By the time Merdude the Turtles arrive, Bebop is on the throne. The Star of Atlantis is a large jewel Krang wants. When Merdue uses his telepathic powers to call upon his friends of the deep, all kinds of aquatic life arrive. Bebop quickly renounces the throne. Shredder steals the Star of Atlantic but the Turtles get it back and return it to Atlantis. Merdude is named king. 177434 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Attack of Big MACC C Episode #41. 10-12-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles are watching April's special report live from the Army testing laboratory on the first public display of a new "Super Laser" when suddenly a bolt of lightning from an electrical storm overloads the Super Laser's computer. The Super Laser blasts a hole into space and another dimension, which enables a Robot to be transported into the laboratory. Thinking that it is some form of alien monster, the military tries to destroy it. The robot is amused and fires a laser beam that melts their weapons. The same thing occurs when the scientists try to use their new Super Laser on their unknown visitor. After witnessing these events, Turtles are convinced that Shredder and Krang would love to get a hold of whatever that "thing" is. 177435 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Attack of the 50 Foot Irma C Episode #26. 9-28-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). While preparing for Irma's birthday party, Michaelangelo realizes he has forgotten to invite the guest of honor. He contacts April, who is in midst of interviewing Professor Von Ziflin about the discovery of a meteorite that "just crashed in the area." The professor claims it is an unusual meteorite with a core composed of an extremely rare isotope. The Turtles turn on their TV to watch their favorite journalist as she interviews the professor. Suddenly a noxious gas fills the room and someone steals the meteorite. Before the thief can escape, he steps in front of the news camera revealing himself to be Shredder. Then Krang uses the exaporon to build an enlarging device and he accidentally shoots Irma with it. She grows extra large and nearly turns the city into a junkyard. Turtles have to reclaim the remaining Exaporon isotope to reverse the process. 177436 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Attack of the Neutrinos C VHS 376 Episode #161. 11-20-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). When the Turtles try to recover a high-tech device that can level buildings, the Neutrinos are captured by Shredder and Krang. They hypnotize them into fighting machines so they can destroy the Turtles once and for all. 177437 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Back to the Egg C Episode #93. 9-26-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Krang invents an age reversing serum turns any creature into a younger version of itself. Michaelangelo and Leonard eat two pizzas with serum turning them into little Turtles. They wander off and end up at the Channel Six Building with April. She radios Donatello and tells him they are with her. Donatello asks April if they can stay with her while he and Raphael try to come up with an antidote. In order to keep them occupied while she works, April brings them into one of the studios that is taping a kid's show and puts them in the audience. The villains see them on TV while passing a store-front. They immediately head for the Channel Six building hoping to capture the toddlers. They arrive at Channel Six and manage to capture April, Michaelangelo and Leonardo. An antidote is found just in time to return the Turtles to normal size. 177438 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Bebop and Rocksteady Conquer the Universe C B 68 Episode #103. 9-22-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Anxietron Ray has the power to make people frightened of nothing. The Turtles are zapped and return to the lair very scared. April is shooting a story on a new Gorgonzola movie and Bebop and Rocksteady arrive with the ray gun and scare everyone away. When they start playing with the controls for the Gorgonzola monster, April threatens to call the Turtles. They find this amusing and throw her inside the robot. Zach manages to steal the Anxietron Ray and turn the Turtles back to normal. Turtles rescue April and Splinter. Back in Dimension X, Krang and Shredder find an antidote for the effects of the Anxietron Ray. Furious at Bebop and Rocksteady, Shredder goes to Earth and brings them back before the Turtles can capture them. 177439 1996 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Beginning of the End, The C Episode #187. 9-21-1996 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles quickly restore the mutated Leonardo to normal using the vortex crystal technology. But it doesn't work. Dregg tries to take control of a power plant so he can commandeer its vast supply of plutonium. April, still itching to sink her teeth into a new story, investigates a chop-chop ring at work in the city. Leonard completely mutates again and the three Turtles try to stop him. Dregg captures him. April's investigation of the chop-chop ring leads her right into the arms of Dregg's soldiers, again. Dregg cures Leonardo. Turtles are able to escape and battle Dregg's minions. They rescue April and Leonardo. Turtles celebrate the end of their mutation Dregg, however, says he permanently altered Leonardo's DNA structure and soon he may just put such an alteration to his advantage. 177440 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Beneath These Streets C Episode #19. 9-25-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Beneath the city streets, Splinter is less than pleased with the Turtles when he encounters them lounging around the "TV Room" rather than practicing their daily exercises. Meanwhile Shredder and Krang, the two villains, are still alive and waiting to take the Technodrome to the surface. 177441 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Beware the Lotus C VHS 393 Episode #37. 11-1-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Burne assigns April and Vernon to do a special story on romance. At the Olaf Perfume Factory, April interviews a Monsieur Olaf who reveals he has a "Scent Analyzer" that can sniff out any fragrance. But while protected by three armed guards, a female Ninja Lotus steals the analyzer and in its place she leaves a lotus flower. A short time later, Lotus visits Aqua Land and steals from a marine biologist his complete file on his study of genetic codes of turtles. Once again she leaves a lotus flower in its place. Krang hired Lotus to replace Shredder. She will locate the Turtles for 100 pounds in gold. 177442 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Beyond the Donagtello Nebula C Episode #118. 12-1-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Donatello creates a device to communicate with distant galaxies. He accidentally brings a spaceship to Earth and the craft lands on top of the Channel Six building. An alien lizard named Algernon gets out of the craft. Turtles are watching one of April's broadcasts on TV. She is doing a story on Hiram Grelch, a greedy businessman who is trying to take over all the TV stations in the area. In the middle of her broadcast, the businessman's hoods show up and kidnap April. They bring April to Grelch's penthouse surrounded by a force field. Two of the Turtles head back to Channel Six to get a laser cannon but the spaceship is gone. Grelch has stolen it. After April's disappearance on TV, the other Turtles look fro her. Donatello is on TV with a plan to free April and get the space ship back. The broadcasts make it appear that Earth is being invaded by aliens and Grelch decides to surrender. Pizza fixes the spaceship and the alien returns home. 177443 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Big Blowout, The C VHS 408 Episode #65. 2-9-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles are returning to New York by way of the open road when the Technodrome suddenly surfaces in front of them. Shredder begins firing lasers left and right. Back to the size of a planet, the Technodrome makes it way to a nearby power relay station. April and the Turtles are in hot pursuit. April makes it back to New York and tries to warn everyone that Krang is on the warpath. The Turtles battle the Technodrome. The Turtles propel the Technodrome upwards into the already-opened portal back into Dimension X -- and straight into the path of the awaiting war fleet eager to destroy it. The Technodrome crash lands on a nearby asteroid with no power and no way out of Dimension X. Turtles and people on Earth celebrate the incredible victory -- and plenty of pizza to eat. 177444 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Big Break-In, The C Episode #64. 2-8-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles battle Shredder and the Technodrome. April shows up to cover the mystery of the missing military bases -- Krang had used the Minimizer to shrink all of the nearby bases making the planet defenseless. Although April is in the right place, she's there at the wrong time. The Technodrome suddenly surfaces and heads in the direction of the reporter. The Turtles managed to gain control of the Minimizer and seconds before April becomes road kill. They are able to use it to shrink the Technodrome to the size of a softball. Then they restore the military bases to their proper size. The now miniature Technodrome falls back into the hole it came out of where Krang and Shredder use their energy reserves to restore it to its own full height. The fight is not over yet. 177445 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Big Bug Blunder, The C Episode #108. 12-1-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). A fly lands in some mutagen and increases in size. Bebop and Rocksteady send the giant insect to Earth. After seeing what the mutagen does to the fly, Krang and Shredder decide to use it to create large insects to take over the world. Turtles are watching TV and they see April's report about the massive fly. Turtles go to check it out and rescue Genghis Frog from the huge bug. The city is going nuts with giant insects running amok and destroying it. A mud wasp builds a nest on the Channel Six building. A giant scorpion attacks the Turtles and Genghis. April radios the Turtles for help and they rescue April from the mud wasp nest. The wasp attacks them. April, the Turtles and Genghis herd the insects together. They return the insects to the Technodrome. 177446 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Big Cufflink Caper!, The C Episode #100. 11-17-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles, bored at the lack of action, decide to investigate when they hear that cufflinks are being stolen around the city. An ancient Chinese explosive is hidden in a cufflink. The investigation leads them to the house of a man who has the biggest collection of cufflinks around. April and Irma who are doing an investigation of their own come up with the same idea as the Turtles. They end up at the house at the same time. April and Irma are kidnapped. The Turtles rescue them. Shredder gets the explosive cufflink but Krang does not think the Turtles would be stupid enough to give them the cufflink with the explosive in it. So he has Shredder throw it out. Krang was wrong. They did get the explosive one, but it is so old it is not as powerful as anyone expected. Krang and Shredder are disappointed once again. 177447 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Big Rip Off, The C VHS 408 Episode #63. 2-7-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). A re-energized Technodrome has enough power to rise to the surface. The Turtles get ready for the confrontation. 177448 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Big Zipp Attack, The C Episode #98. 10-20-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April and Irma are at the Lofty Tower doing a story on its grand opening when Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady show up looking for a rare metal. 177449 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Blast From the Past C Episode #40. 11-3-1989 April is doing a live broadcast from the same Asian-American Cultural Center where Krang and Shredder are planning to steal the burial urn of an ancient noble warrior and the founder of the Foot Clan, which is on display. Splinter suggests he and the Turtles hurry there at once but they are too late. Shredder knocks the Turtles out with a ninja smoke bomb and releases the spirit of the ancient warrior. The fight is on. 177450 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Burne's Blues C Episode #35. 10-6-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). At Channel Six News, April, Vernon, Irma and Mr. Thompson finish watching a tape of April's broadcast. Mr. Thompson is upset because there was no footage of the Turtles. April tries to explain that she promised not to include it in her report. Mr. Thompson is furious. In his day, he goes on to explain, a good reporter let nothing stand in the way of getting the news. Vernon chimes in suggesting if Mr. Thompson were not so old and fat, he would be out on the streets searching for the Turtles. The insulted Mr. Thompson thinks this is a great idea and volunteers Vernon to go with him, leaving April to cover a story on why the air conditioners all over the city are on the blink. In the middle of a summer heat wave, the Turtles cool down by having pizza at Plink's, home to the world's famous chef, Wolfgang Plink. Suddenly three punks storm the restaurant and hold the place up. But the Turtles dispatch them with ease. 177451 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Bye, Bye Fly C Episode #58. 11-24-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Team of archaeologists stumble upon a temple of unknown origin and culture buried near the Turtles' lair. 177452 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Camera Bugged C Episode #29. 10-13-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles convince Splinter they need a vacation. Alien Tourist/Polarisoid arrives on Earth taking photos of everything -- and everything he takes a photo of disappears right into his camera to be viewed by family and friends back home on Polaris. Calls are flooding into Channel Six News. Even City Hall is missing. April sets out to get an exclusive. At the Technodrome, Shredder and Krang realize if they could get hold of Polarisoid's camera they could get rid of the Turtles once and for all. 177453 1995 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Carter, the Enforcer C Episode #184. 10-28-1995 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Dregg announces his latest project to benefit mankind -- the Star Shield. Carter and the Turtles team up with April to get the goods on Dregg. April successfully videotapes Dregg and Hi-Tech discussing the real purpose behind Star Shield: to attack Earth. Before April, Carter and the Turtles can escape with the incriminating evidence, they are caught and narrowly escape. Carter escorts April back to the News Station where she hopes to convince the News Director to air the footage. The News Director is a pro-Dregg supporter and believes the video tape to be a hoax. Back at the lair, April reports on her meeting with the news director. Turtles decide to pirate the broadcast themselves. But Carter arrives and destroys the tape. Turtles send April out to learn what she can. Carter is not Carter, but a robotic droid. Turtles join forces with the real Carter to destroy the bogus Carter and prevent Dregg's Star Shield from becoming operational. 177454 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Case of the Hot Kimono C Episode #56. 11-20-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April's Aunt Agatha (Aggie) Marbles, a woman crime solver not unlike Agatha Christie's Miss Marples, pays her a visit at Channel Six News and suggests she would like to meet the Turtles. Michaelangelo and Leonard encounter two crooks stealing kimonos. They team up with Aunt Aggie (Barbara Billingsley) to solve this mysterious caper. April and Vernon, following a bogus tip, are kidnapped by the Big Boss, Don Tortelli, who is the mastermind behind the theft of the kimonos. Tortelli thinks April knows something about the stolen kimonos and tortures her and Vernon with a feather to make them talk. Aunt Aggie has Donatello dressing up as the infamous Cal Worthington of Southern California Auto dealership fame. He makes a bogus commercial advertising himself as "Kimono Kal" owner of the famous "House of Used Kimonos." Tortelli sends his henchman to steal the kimonos but they end up stealing a crate of Turtles who save April and Vernon. 177455 1988 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Case of the Killer Pizzas, The C Episode #11. 11-5-1988 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April and the Turtles attend a Pizza Bake-Off. April agrees to enter the Turtles'' names in the raffles for the Three Prize Pizzas. 177456 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Casey Jones: Outlaw Hero C Episode #45. 11-7-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Self-appointed vigilante wearing a hockey mask is named Casey Jones. He's striking fear in the hearts of the city's criminals. But he is violating their civil rights. So Police believe Turtles are responsible. Mr. Thompson calls April at her apartment at five in the morning to assign her the story. She accepts, but only to prove the Turtles' innocence. The Turtles have also had their own run-in with the vigilante and try to stop him. Krang has developed an army of tiny mechanical insects designed to infiltrate the city's machinery thereby having access to control it. 177457 1988 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Catwoman From Channel Six, The C Episode #17. 12-26-1988 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles contact April and lure her with the promise of a great news story, but when she arrives she discovers they need a new TV to replace the one their enemies destroyed during their encounter. It seems the "boys in green" are addicted to sci-fi movies and were in the middle of a marathon when the TV set was destroyed. 177458 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Combat Land C Episode #166. 12-11-1993. TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April, Irma and Vernon cover the story of the grand opening of Combat Land, a new amusement park where you can test your skills against the greatest robot warrior in history. But the reporters discover the grand opening may be postponed. Robotic warriors haven't been fully tested. It seems the park's owner can't find anyone with combat skills to give the warriors a thorough work-out. April, concerned about getting her story on the air, offers the services of the Turtles. The Turtles split up to cover Shogun Zone, Medieval Zone and Future Zone. Irma is sure the whole set-up is weird. Unable to convince April of her suspicions, she sets out with her mini-cam to find the real story. After being attacked with real weapons by the robots, April, Leo, Don and Ralph agree. Michaelangelo, Irma and Vernon are missing. Over at Channel Six, April verifies that the robots are trying to destroy the city. Turtles stop them. 177459 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Convicts From Dimension X C Episode #156. 11-13-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Irma and Vernon are working together on a story and just happen to be in the neighborhood when two criminals from Dimension X arrive in The City. They disappear as the two arrive. Back in the Dimension X penitentiary, Vernon panics. He and Irma are behind bars. April investigates the disturbance in the InterDimensional rift and comes face to face with the two criminals. She eludes them and runs into the Turtles. April and the Turtles fight the criminals. At the appointed place and time, the Dimension Xers are sucked back into Dimension X while Vernon and Irma are sucked out and returned to Earth. 177460 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Corporate Raiders From Dimension X C Episode #53. 11-10-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). All over the city, high-ranking corporate executives are being kidnapped by men in business suits, but the Turtles don't get involved until they learn that one of these corporations is the world's largest suppliers of pizza. 177461 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Cowabunga Shredhead C Episode #22. 10-2-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Michaelangelo's pizza-craving appetite gets the better of him once again driving him to empty his brother's entire supply. The Turtles, having tolerated all they can of their brother's obsessive eating habits, use hypnosis to persuade him to Crave Pizza No More. Turtles also hypnotize Shredder to find out what he plans to do in the future. 177462 1994 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Cry H.A.V.O.C.! (1) C Episode #174. 10-8-1994 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles get the drop on masked thieves hijacking a jewelry store only to find themselves arrested for the crime. They meet up with a Hi-tech mutant mercenary squad called H.A.V.O.C. Donatello and Raphael join a pro-mutant rally at the temporary Channel Six headquarters. H.A.V.O.C.'s plan to turn the whole cityside population into Mutants is revealed. Turtles win the day, but H.A.V.O.C. still roams the streets. 177463 1988 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Curse of the Evil Eye C VHS 405 Episode #10. 10-6-1988 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). 177464 1994 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Cyber-Turtles C Episode #172. 10-29-1994 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles become Cyber Turtles to fight aliens. April and Casey sneak into the Hall of Science and steal back the FireStar, a device that makes anyone the undisputed masters of the universe. The aliens surrender. 177465 1996 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Day the Earth Disappeared, The C Episode #192. 10-26-1996 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). The City is breaking apart so the Turtles head to the street to investigate and see the Dreggnaut appear in the sky. Attacked by bat-men and Dregg himself but Turtles manage to escape. Dregg reprograms the transporter to open a warp in space that will grow large enough to swallow Earth in two hours sending the planet to Dimension X. Turtles and Splinter try to put a stop to Dregg's plan but get sucked in and separated. Leonard and Donatello land on a planetoid and Michaelangelo and Raphael on another world. Splinter arrives onto the Dreggnaut and tries to override the transporter controls but has to battle the bat-men. At the Lair, April tries using the computer to stop the portal but it continues swallowing the planet. When the Turtles appeared on the Dreggnaut, Splinter transports the warp within the ship and causes it to be destroyed. They escape back to the Lair. 177466 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Dimension X Story, The C Episode #96. 9-8-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Shredder sends out a message from Dimension X to the Turtles telling them to meet him at the Southside Dump so that he can kick their shells in. He plans to use a dimensional teleporter to transport them to the Technodrome. April and Vernon hear Shredder's proposition over the air and decide to go there to get the scoop. The teleporter only manages to get Michaelangelo and Raphael, but it also takes April, Irma and Vernon as well. After arriving in Dimension X, Michaelangelo, Raphael, April, Irma and Vernon manage to escape from the Technodrome asking each other where they are going to go. Back on earth, Donatello and Leonard try to get their trans-dimensional portal running. That way they can bring the gang home. They sneak into the Channel Six Building and borrow a used transformer. Vernon, who is competing with April on the best news story, steals April's camera and leaves the Technodrome looking for a bigger story. 177467 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Dirk Savage: Mutant Hunter C Episode #165A. 12-4-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). An eccentric billionaire A.J. Howard is spouting his ideology and his hatred for mutants across the airwaves. Introduces Dirk Savage, a mutant hunter and announces an 800 number for viewers to call in their mutant sightings. They can also order their "Down With Mutants" bracelets. Leonardo and Michaelangelo are captured by Savage. Donatello and Raphael are contacted by April and Irma. It turns out Howard wants to turn the mutants into his troops. A.J. Howard is a mutant himself and wants to take over the human race. Turtles convince mutant hunter they are good guys by saving his life. April and Irma, while snooping around the secret new A.J. Howard building discover its real purpose. It's converting humans into mutants. After being contacted by April, the Turtles and Dirk Savage rush across town to stop Howard's fiendish plot and rescue all of their mutant friends. 177468 1996 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Divide and Conquer C Episode #193. 11-2-1996 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Dregg makes a proposition to any warrior that they will be showed with wealth and power if they can last 90 seconds against the Turtles. Dregg is now clearly insane. He tricks the alien warriors and absorbs all their strength. He is now able to overpower the Turtles. Donatello has an idea to use the portal to recover Krang's old android body. This will be the Turtles' only weapon to shut down the maniacal alien once and for all. 177469 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Donatello Makes Time C Episode #112. 10-20-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). A crazy scientist discovers the Turtles' lair and sees Donatello testing a new invention, a time stopper that can freeze anything in its tracks making time stop for them but not around them. Professor steals the invention. When the Turtles go after him, the mad doctor zaps them freezing them in midair. Then he goes on a crime spree. With April's help, Donatello finds out where the professor lives. He suspends Donatello over a vat of acid. The door is rigged so that when the other Turtles come to rescue him, he will be dropped in the acid. Turtles figure it out and rescue him. They find the professor and bring him to the police. Raphael destroys Donatello's dangerous invention. 177470 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Donatello Trashes Slash C Episode #150. 10-10-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Donatello goes down to Channel Six News to give Vernon a piece of his mind after he made disparaging comments about the Turtles on live TV. On his way he runs into Slash, the evil turtle from Dimension X. Slash beats up Donatello. He then goes to Channel Six to get some equipment he will need to complete his invention. Turtles track Slash down at Channel Six News Building and the nasty mutant turtle tells them how he became the genius he now is. Aliens increased his intelligence. Now he wants to be the supreme turtle on Earth turning every human being into a turtle. Slash demonstrates the Animalizer Ray on Vernon and Burne and they become turtles. After putting the Turtles on ice, Slash climbs to roof of Channel Six, but before he can utilize the new Channel Six High Frequency antenna, the Turtles arrive. Slash falls and is impacted into pavement. When Turtles revive him, he is his old dumb self. 177471 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Donatello's Badd Time C Episode #122. 9-21-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April and Irma are investigating a family of hillbillies known as the Badd Family, a notorious crime family. They do an interview with Dr. Kepple at the Kepple Research Laboratory. He tells reporters about his invention, a Powersizer. The device can provide more energy than the Sun. Kepple reveals the machine could be very destructive if it should fall into the wrong hands. Watching April and Irma's newscast is the Badd family who want the diamond that powers the device. They steal the diamond and the Powersizer while April and Irma are doing their live report. April tells the Turtles, warning them that if the Badd Family turns on The Powersizer without calibrating it correctly, it will drain the city of its power. This will cause an overload and the city will explode. The Turtles apprehend the Badds and the Powersizer is turned off before the city is destroyed. 177472 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Donatello's Degree C Episode #109. 9-8-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Donatello gets an invitation to accept his degree personally from Professor Sopho at Sopho University. But the invitation is addressed to Miss Donna Tello so Donatello asks Irma to go in his place. The professor has built a device to speed up Earth's rotation to fling everything from the Earth's surface into space. April and Irma are doing a story on the Bottomless Lake. Mr. Thompson contacts April and send her to Sopho University so she can tape an announcement being made to the world by Professor Sopho. Professor starts his plan and the Earth starts rotating rapidly changing it from night to day to night. Michaelangelo, Raphael and Leonardo go to the University to find Donatello. Using one of Irma's hair pins, they are to stop the magnetometer from spinning. They catch Professor Sopho and put him in jail. 177473 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Donatello's Duplicate C Episode #123. 10-19-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Donatello tries to create a clone of himself so that he can spend more time on his inventions while his clone spends more time fixing things around the Lair. He tests his invention on a sewer rat who ends up talking just like Donatello. The Rat King wants Donatello's invention. Donatello's clone is 10 times smarter and more adept than he is. He ties up the real Donatello and locks him in the closet. He is then abducted by the Pinky McFingers who double crosses the Rat King. The Turtles search for the clone and the Rat King helps them finger Pinky. Donatello's Clone is creating clones of Michaelangelo, Raphael and Leonardo. Donatello tricks the Clone into revealing the cloning process. When he does, all the Turtle clones including Donatello's and the rat's disappear. 177474 1995 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Doomquest C Episode #185. 11-4-1995 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Dregg once again broadcasts his message about the evil mutant Turtles, which get the Turtles angry. Turtles cannot control their mutations, which stem from their deep rage. April goes off to find a new mini-cam since hers was destroyed in a fire fight. Dregg is finally outgunned and decides to leave Earth for good. April was able to get everything on video tape, broadcast it across the city and convince the humans that the Turtles are the real heroes. 177475 1995 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Dregg of the Earth C Episode #179. 9-23-1995 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles are angry at Carter because he isn't a team player. He is angered by their criticism and takes off on his motorcycle. April contacts the Turtles to let them know that Dregg has landed on Earth and is preparing a press conference. Turtles rush to meet April at the Park where they hear Dregg announce his friendly intentions. He offers the world his Molecular Converter, a device that will rid the world of pollution. To the Turtles' surprise, Dregg is treated as a hero. The City provides him with a new skyscraper known as the Dregg Tower. Somehow the Turtles have to prove Dregg is evil. They are captured by Dregg. Carter shows up to save them. Carter mutates during the fight only this time the Turtles witness it. April gets it all on tape. Dregg is defeated and the Turtles and Carter return to the lair. Unfortunately, April lost her mini-cam holding the taped proof of Dregg's real intentions. Turtles and Carter become a real team. 177476 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Elementary, My Dear Turtle C Episode #79. 10-30-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). While visiting London, the Turtles are transported back to the 19th century where they team up with Sherlock Holmes to fight Professor Moriarty who is trying to change the future to one where he rules. 177477 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Enter the Rat King C Episode #33. 10-10-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Mr. Thompson assigns April to research the growing rat infestation after he has an unpleasant encounter with a rat. April heads for the sewers and after turning up nothing returns to Channel Six News to meet her deadline. But she and Irma are forced to return to work on foot after all four tires of the Channel Six News van have been chewed by rats. Suddenly they are being pursued by an army of rats and escape on a passing bus. Back at Channel Six News, in the middle of April's editorial, the lights go out. When they come back on April is gone. The Turtles, who were watching April on TV in their secret lair, spring into action to locate the missing journalist. 177478 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Enter the Shredder C Episode #2. 12-29-1987 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April and the Turtles search for "Technodrome." 177479 1994 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Enter: Krakus (3) C Episode #176. 10-22-1994 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April follows a truck filled with military personnel leaving military base. Turtles rid the streets of H.A.V.O.C. mutants. She continues to track the Flux Transformer as it is off-loaded from military truck onto a train, then air-lifted onto a helicopter. April contacts Turtles with the bad news. They go after the machine that can warp time and space. Krakus is from the year 2066 and is pursuing H.A.V.O.C.'s Titanus. April arrives with her mini-cam and video tapes battle between Krakus and the Turtles. Krakus is stunned to meet April and reveals that in the future she saves his father's life and if it weren't for her, he would not be alive. She convinces Krakus the Turtles are the good guys. He apologizes and they go after Titanus. Krakus keeps a protective eye on April. Titanus kidnaps April. Krakus must save April so she can live to save his father so that he may be born. He rescues her and Turtles send Titanus back to the prehistoric past. 177480 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Enter: Mutagen Men C Episode #125. 9-21-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). The Turtles sneak into a launch base to see preparations for a rocket to lift off to Venus. A delivery man is blasted in the mutagen tank and is mutated into a creature that can turn into other people for a short amount of time. Shredder tricks him into getting Bindex-3. After a goose chase, he gets it from Channel 6 after dodging April, Irma and the Turtles. He must then try to silence April by tying her to the rail system over the East River. He leaves her to let the gears grind her to death. Turtles barely save her. She leads them to the warehouse where Shredder betrays the deliveryman and makes a run for it. The delivery man keeps changing into various villains to help the Turtles. Donatello uses the Bindex-3 to repair the deliveryman's image but he chooses a better look this time. 177481 1988 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Enter: The Fly C Episode #12. 11-12-1988 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles continue to battle Shredder. 177482 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Escape From the Planet of the Turtleloids C VHS 391 Episode #162. 11-27-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles once again must help Kerma defeat his foes. Shredder and Krang implement their newest scheme to recharge the Technodrome. 177483 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Farewell, Lotus Blossom C Episode #99. 10-27-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Shredder is watching the news and see April's broadcast about the Urn of Chakahachi. He wants the urn because he thinks he can use its great powers for his benefit. Lotus Blossom, a friend of the Turtles, says she is a descendent of the Chakahachi clan. Legend has it that Chakahachi's spirit in the urn is searching for his kidnapped wife and his spirit will not rest until he has found her. Bebop and Rocksteady gets their hands on the urn but drop it releasing Chakahachi. Missing pearl allows him to search the world for his wife and the spirit starts to turn the city into a replica of ancient Tokyo to look for her. Leonardo and Lotus Blossom find the pearl and return it to Chakahachi. He sees the spirit of his lost wife in Lotus. Ghosts make their departure and the city begins to return to normal. 177484 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fifth Turtle, The C Episode #28. 10-3-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Dressed in their human disguises, Donatello and Raphael venture out of their Turtle lair to buy supplies to make pizza. On their way back, a gang of street Punks stop them. 177485 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Foot Soldiers Are Revolting, The C Episode #107. 12-8-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Shredder fires Bebop and Rocksteady when they blow another assignment. Alpha One is an intelligent foot soldier who wants control of Earth. Bebop and Rocksteady team up with Turtles to stop Alpha One who is transporting everyone on Earth to Dimension X. Krang and Shredder transport the people back to Earth. Turtles turn the Dimensional Displacement Device against Alpha One transporting him to an unknown dimension. 177486 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Four Musketurtles C Episode #50. 10-30-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April is dressed as a 17th century noblewoman right out of the Three Musketeers at the local Mardi Gras parade. April gives Leonardo a copy of Alexander Dumas' book and he is enthralled by it. He tries to convince the other Turtles of the striking similarities between the Turtles and the Three Musketeers. Meanwhile, down in the Technodrome, Krang is watching April O'Neil's coverage of the Mardi Gras parade. 177487 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Four Turtles and a Baby C Episode #84. 9-17-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles' Neutrino friends send their infant daughter Tribble to stay with the Turtles when their planet is under attack. Turtles discover Tribble has psychokinetic powers. Running out of ways to take care of her, they ask April for help. While April is taking care of Tribble, she gets called to work and she realizes she has to take Tribble to the station with her. Burne decides to have a baby contest held at the station due to Tribble's presence. Krang discovers that he cannot conquer the Neutrinos as long as Tribble is free so he sends Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady to find her. Shredder hears the broadcast and decides to send his goons there in disguise. Turtles drop by the station to see how the contest is going. With the help of Tribble's powers, the Turtles defeat Shredder and send them all back to Dimension X. 177488 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Funny, They Shrunk Michaelangelo C Episode #114. 10-13-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). While Michaelangelo is testing a sailboard in the sewers, he accidentally gets swept out into the city harbor. A captain is using a miniaturizing ray on a ship to shrink all the naval ships and put them in bottles for his collection. This way he can get even with those who turned him down for the Naval Academy. The ray gun accidentally shrinks Michaelangelo who winds up in a bottle. A cat breaks the bottle and the tiny Michaelangelo has to run away from a huge rat. April and Vernon are covering a story on one of the Navy's aircraft carriers. While April is in the middle of her story, the carrier begins to sink and disappears right on TV. The Turtles are watching April's broadcast and see her disappear. In the Captain's lab, Michaelangelo finds April and Vernon who are now his size. April helps him escape in a tiny aircraft. The Turtles return everyone and all the ships to their normal size. 177489 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Gang's All Here, The C Episode #59. 5-16-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Shredder tries to trick the Turtles into eating cookies made with anti-mutagen, a chemical that is supposed to change the Turtles into human weaklings so Shredder can destroy them. Donatello discovers what the cookies are made of and warns the Turtles. But Michaelangelo wants to he human so he tries one and it mutates him into a teenager. As a human, he meets with April who is working undercover in a gang. Michaelangelo is having problems with the mutagen being unstable -- he keeps changing from human to Turtle. April sees him at one of those times and discovers who he really is. 177490 1994 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Get Shredder! C Episode #170. 9-17-1994 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles capture Krang. Shredder plots to get Krang back. He arms the Channel Six building with an explosive device and threatens to destroy the building if the Turtles do not hand over their prisoner. The Turtles have no choice. They hand him over to Shredder who blows up the Channel Six building anyway. Luckily, Splinter was able to rescue most of the people inside including April and Irma in time. Will the Turtles now be able to save New York? 177491 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Great Boldini, The C VHS 396 Episode #61. 12-8-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Magician, the Great Boldini, intends to make a valuable emerald disappear. When the light comes back on, Boldini is tied up and gagged. The emerald is missing. He insists he had nothing to do with it. Everyone at the museum is searched. During the search, the Turtles are revealed and arrested. Mob boss Don Turtelli stole the diamond. 177492 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Green With Jealousy C Episode #31. 12-4-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Krang sets his sights on a powerful nuclear-powered submarine. He creates a love potion to put on the next pizza the Turtles eat. Upon eating the pizza, they will fall madly in love with the first woman they see. They will be so busy fighting over the woman, that the villains will be able to take all the fuel they need. Three of the Turtles are infected They all fall in love with Irma. The only hope is for Donatello to come up with an antidote. 177493 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Grybyx, The C VHS 396 Episode #43. 5-14-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Affectionate, cuddly creature from another world shows up on Earth with the ability to move objects by mental power. It turns out to be an escaped pet of the Neutrinos. The pet can also turn into a humongous monster. Transformation occurs when it gets fed pizza and soon enough the gigantic Grybyx-creature threatens the Turtles and the city. The Neutrinos return the once-again cuddly little creature to their dimension. 177494 1994 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: H.A.V.O.C. in the Streets (2) C Episode #175. 10-15-1994 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). H.A.V.O.C. continues to spread havoc. Over at Channel Six, Synapse, a creature of pure energy, is terrorizing April, Vernon, Burne and other employees as he systematically trashes the news station. Turtles pursue Synapse finally sending him into outer space where he will "ride the airwaves" for eternity. Turtles fight mutants but Titanus and his fellow H.A.V.O.C. members escape aboard a shuffle. 177495 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Hot-Rodding Teenagers From Dimension X C Episode #4. 12-31-1987 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles fail to capture Shredder 177496 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Ice Creature Cometh, The C Episode #131. 10-26-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Rocksteady and Bebop decide they want to be the top mutants at Technodrome and throw out a vat of mutagen onto the frozen tundra creating a giant Ice Creature, who goes wild and starts to destroy the Technodrome. Shredder fires a series of missiles. One embeds itself into the Ice Creature's hand. Bebop pulls it out and the Ice Creature becomes his loyal subject. The Turtles are no match for "Frosty." He turns all buildings into blocks of ice including The Channel Six News Building where April, Irma, Vernon and Burne are busy preparing for the five o'clock news. Turtles lure the Ice Creature to a nearby rocket ship and ignite it. It is launched into the stratosphere with the Ice Creature riding it like a runaway horse. The Ice Creature crashes in tundra near the Technodrome, melts, then freezes making the Technodrome a prisoner again. 177497 1988 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Incredible Shrinking Turtles, The (1) C Episode #7. 10-8-1988 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). While practicing their martial arts in Central Park, the Turtles witness an alien spaceship crash into a small pond. 177498 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Invasion of the Krangazoids C Episode #168. 12-11-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Krang wants competent help to carry out his plans. Shredder is too busy getting revenge on the Turtles. So Krang clones himself six times and orders the clones to steal industrial equipment all over the city. Shredder used teleporting device and trapped Leonardo and April. The other three Turtles save them first. Donatello uses Shredder's own weapon against him to teleport the Krang clones back to the Technodrome. 177499 1988 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Invasion of the Punk Frogs C Episode #13. 11-19-1988 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April notifies the Turtles of the discovery of four frog monsters. 177500 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Invasion of the Turtle Snatchers C Episode #23. 11-14-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles throw April a surprise party to celebrate her first anniversary as a reporter at Channel Six News. But April doesn't feel like celebrating -- it seems that Burne Thompson has suggested that she will not be celebrating her second anniversary if she doesn't find a story soon. Donatello and Irma rush out to get a special pizza in an effort to lift her spirits. Meanwhile, Krang and Shredder send their henchmen to Earth to find a new source of energy. 177501 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Irish Jig Is Up, The C Episode #73. 10-9-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Krang and Shredder decide to use Ireland as their base for the Technodrome. With a device called the Rainbow Trans-Charmer, the villains intend to turn harmless little creatures such as sheep and rabbits into slavering beasts. Turtles and Splinter, vacationing in Ireland, are attacked by the monster-sheep. They track Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady to the Dublin zoo where they are transforming the animals. April also is in Ireland and gets April also is in Ireland and gets trapped by the now-fierce animals in the petting zoo and is rescued by the Turtles. Krang decides to pull the castle where the Turtles are staying up through the Dimensional portal. But Michaelangelo gets hit by the transformer and turns into an Arnold Schwarzenegger of a turtle and defeats Shredder using his great strength to pull the castle down to Earth overloading Krang's portal generator. 177502 1988 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: It Came From Beneath the Sewers C VHS 405 Episode #8. 9-22-1988 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). 177503 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Krangenstein Lives! C Episode #141. 9-26-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Down in the sewers, while the other three Turtles are practicing ninja arts training, Michaelangelo is busy playing computer video games. Vernon Fenwick (Peter Renaday), in one of his vain attempts to beat April out of her story, arrives at a fireworks company, camera in hand. Vernon accidentally causes Shredder to fall down the City Hall steps. Shredder, who had lost his memory, regains it and quickly assumes his old Turtle-hating persona. Michaelangelo battles a robot programmed as a video game.. He wires his video game player to the robot, takes control and saves the City. 177504 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Landlord of the Flies C Episode #136. 10-19-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Baxter Stockman has the ability to control flies. He forces Bebop and Rocksteady to bring him to the Technodrome where he and Shredder do not get along. If Baxter puts the city into submission in Krang's name, Krang says he will undo Baxter's mutations. Turtles run across Baxter on the Tri-State bridge. They follow him to a power plant where he blows up the generator. By using April's Channel Six News chopper, the Turtles confront Shredder and Baxter at a new baseball stadium. Donatello zaps Baxter into another dimension and the flies are now free. 177505 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leatherhead Meets the Rat King C VHS 396 Episode #55. 11-29-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Over at Channel Six News, Burne Thompson assigns April to cover a story of the hijacking of a truckload of rat poison. Along with Irma and Vernon, April discovers clues that lead her to believe the Rat King is responsible for the hijacking. As they follow a trail they hope will lead them to the Rat King's lair, Irma and Vernon are captured by the Rat King who plans to use them as test subjects for his ultimate plan to rule the world. April escapes only to be captured by Leatherhead who has escaped from the Rat King's lair. Leatherhead came to the city searching for the Turtles, but instead encountered the Rat King who charged him with trespassing in the sewers and took him prisoner. 177506 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leatherhead: Terror of the Swamp C Episode #38. 11-9-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). While Raphael is reliving the past via the Turtles' photo album, their Frog friends in the Florida Swamps are being terrorized by a mutant alligator known as Leatherhead who makes them his slaves. They call the Turtles for help. April joins the Turtles but as soon as they arrive they are captured by Leatherhead. The Frogs turn the tables and help Turtles capture Leatherhead. Shredder and his henchmen arrive in The Florida Swamp and stumble upon April, the Turtles, the Frogs and Leatherhead. Shredder rescues Leatherhead from the quicksand that the Turtles, Frogs and Leatherhead have fallen into. 177507 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legend of Koji, The C Episode #158. 11-6-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Shredder wants to go back in time so he can destroy Splinter. Turtles follow Shredder back to ancient Japan 1583. Once again Shredder's plan is foiled as Donatello uses Shredder's remote to transport the other three Turtles, Splinter and Shredder back to their own time. 177508 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leonardo Cuts Loose C Episode #129. 10-26-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Series of baffling crimes are being committed by brawny burglars with thick Austrian-Schwartzeneggian accents. April calls the Turtles to tell them a crate was delivered to them at Channel Six -- it’s a weight-lifting machine. They want to bulk up to face the muscle-bound miscreants. The machine imprisons them and delivers them to the villain who demands that the City either give him $500 million or he will demolish every building in the city. But the Turtles save the day. 177509 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leonardo Is Missing C Episode #153. 9-19-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles battle Krang and Shredder and once again foil Krang's seemingly foolproof plan to conquer the earth. 177510 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leonardo Lightens Up C Episode #113. 9-29-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Splinter goes away leaving Leonard in charge. But the other Turtles get tired of being bossed around by Leo. They zap Leonardo with a "Personality Modifying Ray" turning him into a wise-cracking jokester. A criminal musician named G. Cleff is using an ultrasonic sound system to shatter concrete and steel so his goons can rob buildings. April finds the Turtles and tells them what is going on. Splinter returns and the Turtles get Leo back to his normal state so the four of them are able to stop G Cleff from causing any more damage to the city. 177511 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leonardo Versus Tempestra C Episode #116. 11-17-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles sneak into an arcade in the middle of the night to play video games. Leonardo gets hooked on a game called "Tempestra's Revenge." One rainy night while Leo is playing the game, lightning strikes the arcade and Tempestra comes to life. She traps the Turtles in their lair by flooding the sewers. April finds Leonardo trying to dodge falling things from the earthquake that Tempestra has started. April picks up the dazed Ninja Turtle and they both set out to find Tempestra. They follow her trail to a nuclear power plant where she has gone to recharge herself. The other Turtles escape their flooded sewer. Tempestra tries to blow up the nuclear generator to get more power. But Leonardo uses the computer chip from the video game against Tempestra to capture her once again. After this adventure, Leonardo decides to lay off video games for a while. 177512 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leonardo, the Renaissance Turtle C Episode #137. 10-9-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). City Mayor announces an end to crime when he introduces Professor Mindbender and his latest invention, LEX, a robotic police officer. Turtles decide to take a vacation and leave the City. Leonardo stays because he doesn't trust LEX. All the major criminals are in jail, so the professor makes adjustments to LEX to pursue small time petty criminals. His first arrest is for Leonardo and April for jaywalking. They escape and become fugitives. LEX arrives to arrest them. Old friend, robotic cop REX-1 cannot remember who he is but April's old news reports bring him up to speed. LEX zaps REX-1 with a ray that deprograms and reprograms REX-1 to follow orders. REX-1 attacks Leonardo and April who barely escape. Turtles return to the city to find the professor in charge and the population in a panic. By the time they find Leonardo and April, everything is under control -- LEX turned on his inventor when he arrested the professor for having scuffed shoes. 177513 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Lost Queen of Atlantis, The C Episode #72. 10-16-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April, Irma and Vernon visit Athens and April receives a present of a strange necklace. She begins to go into trances during which she acts like an imperious queen. Just then Shredder and his henchmen find that the necklace is the power source they need. Turtles, who are in Greece sightseeing, arrive with members of a local Atlantis Cult. A three-way battle for possession of the necklace ensures. The Cultists are also after April who they see as the reincarnation of their lost queen. Turtles rescue April and then set off to track down the origin of the medallion leaving her behind. The Turtles and Shredder arrive in time to see April being crowned queen by the Atlantean worshippers. Cross-country pursuit leads to the shores of the Aegean where April uses the powers of the medallion to bid Atlantis to rise from the sea. And it does. Donatello smashes the medallion and Atlantis sinks again beneath the waves. 177514 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Making of Metalhead, The C Episode #49. 11-27-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles are suffering from "Turtle Pox," a disease that affects only mutant Turtles. Krang has developed a robotic turtle he calls Metalhead in an effort to destroy the Turtles. Turtles arrive at the scene of the crime allowing Shredder to zap them with the Brainalyzer and making good their escape. Turtles are confused but relieved to be back at home in their beds. 177515 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Maltese Hamster, The C Episode #27. 9-29-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). The Turtles wear their trench coats and fedoras to investigate a reign of mob terror on a dark and rainy night. Donatello narrates this pulp film-noir story of banks all over the city being taken down by the mob. But as Donatello tells the viewer, the mob is using sophisticated weaponry -- the kind that could only be supplied by Shredder. 177516 1988 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mean Machines, The (3) C Episode #9. 10-22-1988 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles stop would-be bank robbers and continue their search for fragments of the alien spaceship. 177517 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Menace Maestro, Please C Episode #88. 9-28-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April is doing a story on the Floxy Theater, but it seems a phantom is haunting the theater. Turtles uncover a mysterious organ that Krang wants Shredder to drain for an energy source. But as the Turtles investigate more, it seems the Phantom isn't too far away or who he seems to be. 177518 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Michaelangelo Meets Bugman C Episode #115. 11-3-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Michaelangelo avidly reads a comic book featuring his favorite superhero Bugman, half man, half insect fighter who battles for truth and justice. He ends up rescuing Brick Bradley, Bugman in his human state. April is at a power plant walking around investigating the plant. Bugman and Michaelangelo are there to find the villain Electrozapper, who ends up capturing them. He plans on draining their energy and transferring it to himself. At the lair, the Turtles worry about Michaelangelo. They decide to go out looking for him. They arrive at the power plant in time to rescue April from a fire. Michaelangelo manages to get free and also frees Bugman. Other Turtles arrive to help them defeat Electrozapper. Bugman flies off into the sunset. 177519 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Michaelangelo Meets Bugman Again C Episode #128. 9-28-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Michaelangelo is devastated to learn "The Adventures of Bugman" has been canceled. A young man follows Turtles writing down every move that they make. They discover him in bowels of sewer making a map. His name is Jerry Spiegel. At Channel Six News, Irma runs a computer check on him and discovers he was the writer-artist of "The Adventures of Bugman." Michaelangelo asks Spiegel's editor, Julie Schmooze, about Spiegel. The comic was canceled because the real Bugman sued them. Michaelangelo fears Spiegel wants to write a comic on the Turtles. April interviews professor about a special collection of termites that eat metal, concrete and plastic. It's been stolen. Turtles save April while she is doing a live news report. Spiegel was researching his latest comic book, "The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles." When it's suggested he do something original, he boasts that he is a writer and that he never had an original idea in his life. 177520 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Michaelangelo Meets Mondo Gecko C Episode #127. 9-14-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Michaelangelo awakes in the middle of the night from a bad dream. He recalls the day he and his brothers fell into the sewer and landed in the green ooze. He ends up following a mutated lizard. Robber hijack an Army truck carrying a top secret explosive. April contacts the Turtles with news of the hijacking. Mondo Gecko delivers the top secret explosive. He saves Michaelangelo's life but he doesn't know why. Mondo Gecko is not bad. He protects Michaelangelo. Turtles arrive and save the day. Mondo Gecko ends his life of crime and moves into the sewers where he becomes "neighbors" to the Turtles and Master Splinter. 177521 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Michaelangelo Toys Around C Episode #81. 9-12-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Michaelangelo is eager to go to a toy show and smuggles himself in as a Turtle Toy. The Michaelangelo Toy is spotted by the inventor of Tyler Toys Wilbur Weazell's son who carried him off to the Tyler estate. April, is broadcasting from the show. She sees Michaelangelo being taken away and quickly tells the other Turtles. The Turtles go to the show to see if they can out where Michaelangelo is. They run into Weazell and discover what he is planning to do with the toys. He activates the Tyranno-Toys and they attack the Turtles. While battling the terrible toys, the Turtles get caught in a net. Michaelangelo is trying to escape. The Turtles escape the toy show and go to The Tyler estate. They capture Weazel and his goons. 177522 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Michaelangelo, the Sacred Turtle C Episode #139. 11-16-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Michaelangelo goes off to the Natural History Museum with April O'Neil for the unveiling of the mummy of Ahmed Turt-el. At the front door they are warned of the ancient curse by an Egyptologist and his man servant. When the sarcophagus is opened, the lights go out. Ghost of Osiris is revealed and a precious ruby, the Turtle's Eye, is stolen from the to along with April. April is delivered to the Egyptologist's home, a replica of the Sphinx. He plans to use the gem to rule the world and make April his queen. The Egyptologist has locked his ray onto O'Malley's Comet. What he does not know is that the Turtle's Eye will not give him power but will cause the comet to crash to Earth. Donatello and Leonardo escape and at the planetarium they divert the path of the Comet saving the world from certain destruction. 177523 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Missing Map, The C Episode #60. 7-24-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Zach and Walt visit the Turtles and Walt becomes jealous of Zach's adventure with the Turtles. His jealousy causes him to steal a document pouch from the Turtles that includes a map to the lair and documents proving Shredder is involved in a conspiracy. Turtles must stop Shredder and Krang from getting the pouch and save Zach and Walt at the same time. Michaelangelo is having problems with the mutagen being unstable -- he keeps changing from human to Turtle. April sees him at one of those times and discovers who he really is. 177524 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mister Ogg Goes To Town C Episode #62. 12-7-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Krang accidentally brings Mr. Ogg from Dimension Z to Earth. Mr. Ogg has the power to transform anything into anything he wishes. The villains enlist a naïve Mr. Ogg into helping them. 177525 1996 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mobster From Dimension X C VHS 390 Episode #191. 10-19-1996 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Protein Computer is a computer that thinks as fast as a human mind and can be linked to one. Some gangsters break into the inventor's lecture and try to kidnap him. Turtles arrive and drive the gangsters away. The Globfather, a large slimy green amoeba in a pinstripe suit and fedora wants the computer. It turns out Dregg is the one the Globfather wants the computer for and Dregg uses it to control all of telephone and computer systems in the world. Donatello makes a copy and the professor's son messes up Dregg's concentration so Donatello can break Dregg's control of the net. 177526 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Movie, The M SV 72 Eastman, Kevin, Peter Laird (Characters). Bobby Herbeck (Story). Todd W. Langen, Herbeck (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Anchor-Reporter April O'Neil (Judith Hoag), Channel 3. She is frightened by a mouse while walking home. She is constantly rescued by the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and romanced by warrior hero. Also finds time to run an antique store part-time. O'Neil uses her TV news broadcasts to slam the city administration . TV station is under control of the police. 177527 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mr. Nice Guy C Episode #154. 11-7-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). It is sweeps week and Burne assigns April a story reporting on the increase in urban crime. The only problem is that urban crime is decreasing or so she thought until she had her Channel Six van stolen right from under her nose. One of Donatello's inventions turn the foul-mooded Raphael into a charming, friendly, always-willing-to-lend a hand Turtle. Over at the Crosstown bank, the stolen Channel Six News van crashes through the front doors. Two crooks make an early withdrawal. Dr. Von Shrink is treating Raphael and learns about Donatello's Personality Alterator. Realizing he could make millions from the gadget, he gets the ever obliging Raphael to bring it to him. Turtles realize someone is using the Personality Alterator. Raphael is zapped back to his old self, turns the Personality Alterator ray on Dr. Von Shrink who immediately becomes a mild mannered therapist. 177528 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Muckman Messes Up C Episode #130. 9-28-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Shredder and the mutants look for a compound that will undo the Turtles' mutation. Bebop and Rocksteady accidentally throw it out the window and it contaminates two garbage men into mutants known as Muckman and Joe Eyeball. Turtles are caught by the news during a fight and have a hard time clearing themselves. April and Irma get Muckman to turn against Shredder and after Donatello develops an antidote to make them immune to Muckman, they go to the Artic to rescue Splinter. 177529 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutagen Monster C VHS 393 Episode #109. 9-20-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). 177530 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: My Brother, the Bad Guy C Episode #124. 9-14-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Shredder breaks into the Ninja Hall of Fame and steals the diary of the infamous Brothers Kojima. The Turtles try to set things right. 177531 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Name That Toon C Episode #87. 9-21-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Krang interrupts all TV programs to announce that if Earth does not supply him with enough power for the Technodrome, he will vaporize one square mile of the city within the hour. April and her friends get hold of the keyboard that makes it possible for Krang to vaporize Earth. Shredder and his goons are sent to get the keyboard back. The Turtles take the keyboard to the Channel Six News Building and broadcast the music over the Channel Six transmitter shutting down Krang's Dematerializer for good. 177532 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Napoleon Bonafrog: Colossus of the Swamps C Episode #126. 10-5-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Napoleon Bonafrog contacts the Turtles when he sees Shredder and crew patrolling the swamps. He is inadvertently blasted by the Mutagen Shooter causing him to mutate into a mean giant frog. He reluctantly leads Shredder and goons to the Turtles' lair. The mutagen wears off and he reverts back to his normal size and warns the Turtles before Shredder zaps him again. Donatello is taken prisoner. Shredder is upset that the Mutagen Shooter is defective and forces Donatello to fix it. Donatello agrees but ends up crossing the wires causing it to have no effect on him and reverting Napoleon back to his original size. Shredder launches heat-seeking missiles at the Turtles failing to realize that turtles and frogs are cold blooded. He barely escapes with his life. 177533 1995 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: New Mutation, The C Episode #181. 10-7-1995 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Dregg now has the law on his side. Turtles narrowly escape being arrested. Carter and the Turtles are fed up. They are tired of Dregg's ability to fool humans. They believe he is their savior. April contacts Carter about a Giant Slug Creature that is attacking the Northside mall. Carter and the Turtles team up to stop the slug-like monster. 177534 1988 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: New York's Shiniest C Episode #15. 12-10-1988 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April gets a tip about the new experimental cop Rex-1 and breaks into the lab with her news camera for an exclusive story. When she activates the remote control device that commands Rex-1, she makes a friend for life. April leaves the lab only to be followed by Rex-1 who informs her that she is his controller and that he is designed to serve and protect her. April soon becomes weary of his protection. Rex-1 soon becomes a vital asset when Shredder unleashes his army of robot cops in the city. 177535 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Night of the Dark Turtle C Episode #159. 10-30-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). The City has experienced a major vibration emanating from the Earth. During a fight Donatello is seriously hurt by Shredder. When he emerges from a coma, he is not quite the same. He becomes Dark Turtle, a Batmanesque crime fighter. Donatello finds Shredder and wants to kill him, but the three Turtles arrive just in time to save Shredder's life and cause Donatello to fall and knock himself unconscious again. When he regains consciousness, he remembers nothing. Meanwhile time is running out for Planet Earth. Thanks to Donatello's quick thinking, he convinces the villains that Dark Turtle is the ruler of Earth and they leave. 177536 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Night of the Rogues C VHS 381 Episode #163. 11-20-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Krang, Shredder and their goons break-in to the City Hall of Records and steal a file of maps of The City's sewer system dated 1895. Turtles beat them up as they escape. Turtles later are captured and about to be disintegrated. They are rescued by Splinter, Irma, April and others. The Turtles foil Shredder's plans once again. 177537 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Nightmare in the Lair C Episode #148. 11-17-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Down in the sewers, the Turtles watch another cheesy sci-fi film. Donatello's invention, the Dream-O-Vision turns your imagination into a three-dimensional hologram. Milton Frobish the Third is the nerd and son of the owner of Channel Six News. Frobish has been welcomed to the News Team and assigned to work with April. Thus begins a series of misadventures for poor Milton the nebbish, thanks to Vernon's constant sucking up. Donatello's invention has caused all kinds of problems creating a Nightmareland. They battle with creatures out of Michaelangelo's imagination. April saves the day when she arrives at the lair and finding the lights turned off, turns them on. She blows a fuse in the process. This causes the Dream-O-Vision machine to shut itself off causing the Turtles to return to Reality. 177538 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Ninja Sword of Nowhere, The C Episode #30. 10-4-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Krang's computers detect an alien metal on the surface of Earth and he dispatches Shredder to get it. Turtles realize it is National Sensei Appreciation Day and they must buy Splinter a present. 177539 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Northern Lights Out C Episode #78. 10-23-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April and Professor Swenson's map to the underground volcanoes in Scandinavia are seized by Eric Red, a descendant of the Viking raiders. He plans to tap into the motel energy, melt the polar ice cap and flood the world's coastal cities. This would make these cities easy prey for his wanna-be Vikings. Turtles battle Eric's "Hammer of Thor," fight a mechanical sea serpent and stop Eric before he blows up the volcanoes. 177540 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Old Switcheroo, The C Episode #24. 10-11-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Burne Thompson orders April into his office to assign her a news story. It seems the night watchman at Cybertech Laboratories spotted "some weird character hanging around" and Mr. Thompson is convinced he must be a friend of "April's Turtles." She assures him he is not and heads off to Cybertech Lab with mini-cam in hand. In the Turtles' Lair, Donatello is displaying his new Super Pizza Maker. The other Turtles are impressed with its ability to make pizza in seconds. But when it is switched into high gear -- the machine overloads and explodes. April contacts the Turtles from Cybertech Labs via the Turtle Com to inform them that Shredder and his two henchmen are up to no good. While she waits for the Turtles to arrive, April begins to videotape Shredder and his goons from the rafters high above the floor. But she is spotted by Shredder who sends his henchmen up after her. 177541 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Once Upon a Time Machine C Episode #90. 9-17-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Hokum Hare discovers that Shredder has a "time train" to travel to the future where he can become crime lord of a crime-free era. The Turtles and Hokum grab a ride on the train, arrive in the future to find elder versions of the Turtles, now retired. Shredder plans to kick older Turtle butt, but the younger Turtles try to whip their older selves into shape before the big confrontation. 177542 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Peking Turtle C Episode #82. 9-13-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April broadcasts from the opening of an exhibit of rare Chinese warrior statues as well as the world's largest pearl. In Dimension X, Krang watches April's broadcast and thinks he can bring the statute to life and use the pearl to create a force field. That way he can bring the Technodrome back to Earth. Shredder and his goons bring one of the warriors to life and Bebop and Rocksteady take it to the sewers to destroy the Turtles. Krang tells Shredder to order the rest of the statues to kidnap April and Vernon, luring the Turtles to the museum so the statues can destroy them. The Turtles follow Bebop and Rocksteady back to the museum hoping to rescue April and Vernon. Turtles realize they won't be able to defeat the statues before Krang brings the Technodrome back to Earth. Instead, they destroy the force field returning the warrior statues back to normal. 177543 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Phantom of the Sewers C Episode #149. 10-24-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April reports from the Pizza Pan Theatre about a mysterious figure in a long black cape, black fedora and white face mask known only as the phantom. The owner tells April it is all a publicity stunt. Turtles watch April's report in their lair. They think the owner's story is fishy and decide to investigate. The Phantom opened the floodgates generating hydroelectric energy. Turtles rush to Channel Six. April has been busy reporting on the break-ins of more than 40 banks citywide. April contacts the Turtles via the TurtleCom to inform them that the owner had a partner who invented and designed robots. Turtles are convinced the Phantom is behind the bank robberies and head back to the sewers to find him. Phantom convinces them he is not responsible. The owner is. After a battle the theater falls into the sewers below. Phantom discovers his face is not hideously disfigured after all and resumes a normal life. 177544 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Pirate Radio C Episode #135. 11-2-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Everyone in the City listens to the "pirate" ratio station WOOF. Krang wants to use the station to lure the population into Krang's Chasm. Michaelangelo has been ousted out of the Liar for listening to the head banging music of WOOF. The station is anchored at sea in an old abandoned freighter. Shredder as the new DJ tells all of WOOF's listeners to come to the station. Michaelangelo, Irma and April follow. The three Turtles rescue April but lose everyone else. The city's population, Michaelangelo and Irma head out for the open sea and toward a vortex that will lead them into Krang's Chasm. Donatello reverses Krang's Mind Control Signal and reverses it. Michaelangelo and Irma are rescued moments before being sucked into the vortex. Shredder and the goons end up being sucked into the vortex by Krang who is angry Shredder has failed again. 177545 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Pizza By the Shred C VHS 393 Episode #57. 2-6-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Michaelangelo is depressed because he has no money to buy a "Belly Board" when he sees a TV advertisement of a new pizza parlor called Weird Pizza. He figures he can get a job there and after a few nights of delivering pizza, have money to buy the board. What he doesn't realize is that Shredder owns the Weird Pizza and his scheme is to capture the Turtles when they order a really weird pizza. Michaelangelo, disguised as a ugly human, is hired as a delivery boy. 177546 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Plan Six From Outer Space C Episode #66. 9-10-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Shredder's two henchmen, Rocksteady and Bebop infiltrate Channel Six in human disguises. They pose as janitors but they become popular with the staff in the building and are quickly promoted to VP's Producers in charge of programming. Now they want to lure the Turtles to Channel Six. A fake Splinter's arrogant and rash behavior leads the Turtles to think their master is ill. Shredder reminds Rocksteady and Bebop why they are at Channel Six. The two are soaking it up in their new positions. The two henchman attach trans-dimensional thrusters to the Channel Six News building. They also kidnap April when she stumbles onto their scheme. Just in the nick of time the real Splinter intervenes when he contacts his students via radio that April has been kidnapped. The Turtles race to save April and remove the trans-dimensional thrusters. 177547 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Planet of the Turtleoids (1) C Episode #94. 9-7-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles are on the prowl in the city looking for a good Pizzeria when they stumble onto Tattoo, a sumo wrestler breaking into a pet shop. He eludes them by morphing into a hamster and fleeing. Krang and Shredder are experimenting again. Vernon runs into a turtle-like figure and contacts April. The strange turtle Vernon encountered is named Kerma and he captures the Turtles and the two mutants. April arrives with her camera but she is too late and can only look on as Kerma takes off. He is taking the mutants and the turtles with him into the unknown depths of space. 177548 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Planet of the Turtleoids (2) C Episode #95. 9-7-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). 177549 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Planet of the Turtles C Episode #86. 9-20-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Earth is experiencing some kind of atmospheric disturbance allowing the Turtles to view TV shows from other worlds. Krang convinces the Turtlenecker Brothers to capture the Turtles. They do bringing them back to the Technodrome. April happens to be with the Turtles and radios Splinter as soon as they disappear. Splinter gets there just in time and he and April enter the dimensional portal just before it closes. Krang uses a personal energy projector to drain energy from Earth. Splinter and April rescue the Turtles. They reverse the effects of the projector and send energy back to Earth. Splinter and April return to Earth. 177550 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Polly Wanna Pizza C Episode #152. 10-31-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Burne Thompson has assigned April an interview with the notorious Mugsy McGuffin, a mob boss responsible for stealing a ruby. He's being paroled after 15 years in prison. Burne thinks that because April will be the first woman he will lay his eyes on in all this time, he will give up the location of the stolen jewel. What April and Burne don't know is that Vernon plans to scoop April by arriving at the state prison first. Mugsy contacts April and offers her an exclusive interview at his secret hideout. Vernon overhears her conversation and races to the location to beat her out of the story. Only Mugsy uses April and the news media to find his parrot. Burne Thompson isn't happy about April's use of the airwaves and sends her over to the Bering Arms Hotel to cover the demolition. Mugsy wants his parrot back because he has hidden the ruby on the bird. Turtles recover ruby and Mugsy goes back to jail. 177551 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Poor Little Rich Turtle C Episode #106. 11-10-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Buffy Shellhammer is a 15-year-old CEO of Shellhammer Chemicals and has a secret formula for super rocket fuel that Krang wants. Michaelangelo falls head over heels for Buffy when he sees her on TV with April. Turtles rescue Buffy from Krang's goons. Turtles decide to bring Buffy to April's apartment until they figure out why Shredder wants her so badly. Bebop and Rocksteady grab Buffy. Shredder shrinks her. Back on Earth, the Turtles realize she is in great danger. But their trans-dimensional portal isn't working so they can't save her. Buffy finds a way to reach the Turtles from the Technodrome and transports them to Dimension X. Shredder makes one last attempt to get the formula by threatening to kill the Turtles. She gives in and tells him the formula. Turtles change Buffy back to her size and all five return to Earth. Krang tries the formula that Buffy gave Shredder and finds out she gave him a formula for making fireworks, not rocket fuel. 177552 1996 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Power of Three, The (1) C Episode #188. 9-28-1996 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Dregg causes a city-wide blackout causing traffic to grind to a halt. April isn't happy about it. She thinks things can't get worse and then Shredder and Krang hijack her cab and kidnap her. April is able to contact the Turtles, but Shredder cuts her off. Turtles soon find her cab, but it is empty. Shredder and Krang battle with Dregg's soldiers and the Turtles join in. But Dregg uses the micro-bots to turn the tide and recapture his foes. He then reveals what he intends to do with them: Drain their mental energies and infuse them into his own body. With Shredder and the Turtles honed battle skills and Krang's intelligence, Dregg will become the most omnipotent being in the galaxy. 177553 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Raphael Drives 'Em Wild C Episode #120. 11-14-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). A Personality Transmogrifier switches Raphael's mind with a cab driver's mind. The Turtles don't understand why this cab driver knows so much about them. They watch the news and discover that a Transmogrifier has been stolen. While April is on her way to interview the Premier of Vadeem, she spots Raphael driving the cab. April tries to talk to him but the driver thinks she's nuts when she calls him Raphael. April contacts the Turtles who tell her to follow the cab. April is still following the cab and informs the Turtles of their whereabouts. They all come together at an intersection and collide. The impact crushes the Transmogrifier causing it to go off. Raphael and the cab driver are returned to themselves. April ends up getting her interview with the Premier and the cab driver gets a medal for saving the Premier and the Turtles return home with the real Raphael. The crooks wanted to switch the Premier's mind so he would sign over valuable oil leases. 177554 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Raphael Knocks 'Em Dead C Episode #111. 9-15-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Raphael sees a comedian mysteriously disappear while doing a show at the House of Ha Ha. Just then, April calls to ask him to check out the disappearance of the comedian at the club. Raphael goes to investigate and is put in the spotlight when the club's owner mistakes him for a comedian wearing a costume. Donatello, Michaelangelo and Leonardo are watching Raphael on TV and see him suddenly disappear. They decide to go the House of Ha Ha to find out what happened to Raphael. The kidnappers have invented a machine the increases the comedy power of jokes. They are going to hook up the funniest comedian to it and transmit the joke waves all over the city. This will make everyone hysterically helpless. The Turtles rescue Raphael and turns the gag-a-magnifier against the villains making them helpless to escape. April arrives with the police and they arrest the crooks. 177555 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Raphael Meets His Match C Episode #110. 9-22-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Raphael wins a ticket to a costume party on MacDonald Crump's yacht and decides to go disguised as a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. April and Vernon are also attending the party for the TV station. Yacht is hit by a force field stopping it in the middle of the ocean. Raphael and another mutant, Mona Lisa, April and Vernon hide away from the Captain. Raphael and April decide to help Mona Lisa get revenge on the Captain who transformed her. While trying to radio for help, April is captured. He makes her go on the air demanding money for the passengers on the yacht or he will drown them all. Donatello, Michaelangelo and Leonardo see April on TV and go in search of the yacht. They get there as the Captain is forcing April to walk the plank. With the help of Mona Lisa, the Turtles blow up the Captain's submarine and capture him. Later, Mona Lisa surprises the Turtles by showing up at the lair with pizzas for them. 177556 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Raphael Versus the Volcano C Episode #133. 10-5-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Thanks to a malfunction in Donatello's "Healthometer," an invention designed to diagnose one's health, Raphael is convinced he is dying. So he decides to make the world a better place with what time he has left. Burne Thompson assigns Vernon to cover the eruption of a volcano on the island of Poppalua and April to cover the dedication of a new species of lily at the local Flower Society Club. Raphael risks his life to stop crime all over the City. Turtles join April to try to find Raphael to tell him he's OK, the machine was broken. A Professor is angry at the president of the Flower Society Club and vows to kill every living plant on the planet as revenge. Raphael sees a live broadcast of the professor's threat and heads for the island. Other Turtles team up with April as she is assigned to cover the story as well. They arrive in the Channel News Six Helicopter and save the world's vegetation. 177557 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Raphael, Turtle of a Thousand Faces C Episode #134. 11-2-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Raphael's ego is bruised when the other Turtles refuse to take him seriously when he takes a correspondence class in the art of disguise. He challenges them to pick him out of a crowd for free pizza. April fears her job is on the line and that she must find a news story by the end of the day or find a new job. She sees Mad Dog McMuff in the park and convinces Irma to go with her to follow him. Three Turtles realize Raphael is disguised as McMuff. They take him back to the hideout with April and Irma following close behind. McMutt pretends to be Raphael. April and Irma have been caught by McMutt's thugs when they break into McMutt's hideout. April, Irma and Raphael are taken for a ride with McMutt. McMutt and his thugs who commit the crime of the century stealing the Museum of Natural History. Irma and April get peeved enough to take on McMutt himself. Thanks to April and her video camera, Burne Thompson renews her contract at Channel Six News. 177558 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Real Snow Job, A C Episode #69. 9-25-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles are vacationing in the Alps as Splinter goes off to a nearby mountain to meditate. April is in an Alpine village with Irma when she notices the ice and snow melting and this is unusual for this time of year. Krang has sent Shredder to the village with a Zoetropic wave device to melt the worlds' ice, flooding the coastal cities and making Earth easy prey. When April discovers this, Shredder sends Rocksteady and Bebop to kidnap her. She is able to leave a clue for the Turtles to find before she is captured. Irma's new boyfriend helps the Turtles -- until he turns out to be a robot of Shredder's, sent to stop the Turtles from locating Shredder's mountaintop hideout. Turtles arrive and stop Shredder as the gigantic glacier is about to crush the town. Donatello manages to reverse the temperature drop and things return to normal. 177559 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rebel Without a Fin C Episode #105. 10-27-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Another mad scientist creates a half-man, half-fish named Ray. He has Ray plant explosives in certain parts of the sewer so he can sink the city beneath the ocean. April is covering another Donald J. Lofty building opening. April sees someone in the sewer and follows him. She calls the Turtles. Ray captures her and brings her to the doctor's lab. Turtles rush to her aid but can't find her. While searching for her, they meet Ray who defeats them. Turtles find April. They get captured and are unable to stop the doctor from turning her into a walking fish. They find out about the plans for an underwater city. Turtles rush to disarm the bombs. One explosive goes off under the Lofty condos. They track down the scientist with the help of April's fish powers and make him change her back into a human again. Ray escapes and the Lofty condos are turned into an aquarium and underwater restaurant. 177560 1996 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Return of Dregg, The C Episode #186. 9-14-1996 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles are working on once and for all ridding themselves of their mutations. When they mutate they go on a rampage convincing the public they really are villains, not heroes. April, investigating a recent power outage at the Hydroelectric dam, stumbles onto Dregg and discovers he is using Microbots to create a dimensional transporter. She contacts the Turtles but is caught by Dregg. Turtles set out to rescue April. In the battle, the Turtles are tricked and captured by Dregg. Before the Turtles can be used as guinea pigs in Dregg's dimensional transporter, the mutated Leonardo bursts out of the Turtle van and tears the place apart. Dregg escapes in the Transporter before it explodes and the Turtles escape the factory as it collapses completely. Although April and the day has been saved, Leonardo is still mutated and Dregg is still at large. 177561 1988 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Return of Shredder C Episode #6. 10-1-1988 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Ninjas rescue Splinter, but Shredder and his scientist sidekick escape to fight another day. 177562 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Return of the Fly C Episode #48. 11-22-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Donatello builds a device to track the Technodrome's movements. Krang decides to take the Technodrome closer to the surface so it can siphon off water from an underground reservoir. April and the Turtles arrive at the underground water tank before Shredder and while they prepare for him, April is kidnapped by Baxter Stockman who has recently returned to the current dimension and wants revenge against both the Shredder and the Turtles 177563 1988 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Return of the Technodrome C Episode #18. 12-3-1988 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April is reporting Public Service Announcements from the local library when she sees two of the Turtles' enemies. She contacts the Turtles who suspect the Shredder must be nearby. They had for the Library and find Shredder and company who escape. The enemy decides to return Technodrome to earth. Shredder takes over Niagara Falls to create a portal big enough to send the Technodrome through. The Turtles get words of Shredder's attack on Niagara Falls and race over there. The giant portal is created and Technodrome returns to earth. Together with April, the green machine penetrates the Technodrome and after a battle with foot soldiers, Donatello manages to turn the power of the Earthquake device against its makers. The Turtles barely manage to escape as the quakes send the Technodrome spiraling downwards, its destination the center of the earth. After the victory, the Turtles eat some scorching well-earned pizza as their reward. 177564 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Return of the Turtleoid C Episode #145. 9-26-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). The Turtles are convinced that every time April covers the unveiling of some new invention, Shredder happens to see the televised report and shows up to try to steal it. A Turtleoid called Kerma hides out at Channel Six. Turtles take Kerma to April's apartment. Destructor X, a law-enforcement drone programmed to hunt down criminals, is hunting for Kerma because of a programming error. Splinter and April do everything they can to protect Kerma. When things start to look hopeless, Turtles arrive and use the Sonic Disintegrator to turn Destructor X into metal powder. They are able to revive Kerma who thanks the Turtles, boards his rocket ship and heads home. 177565 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Revenge of the Fly C Episode #164. 11-27-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Thanks to Vernon's irresponsible journalism, the Turtles find it necessary to stand guard at the Genetic Research Lab protecting the Genetic Essences of numerous insects developed by a local research scientist. April is rescued form the flames of the EMF Building. Baxter Stockman/The Fly turns firemen into fear-inducing Termites. Humans are turned into insects with voracious appetites. April and the Turtles arrive and discover they are too late. Irma ahs been turned into a moth, Vernon into a spider, Burne into a beer and the interior walls of Channel Six are now honey-combed. Turtles finally capture Baxter Stockman but in the process the coveted Super Slosher 2000 is broken. The only way to turn all of the victims back into humans, including April who is now a wasp, is to borrow Shredder's Retro-Mutagen ray. Turtles destroy alien computer, send Baxter back and return everyone back to normal. 177566 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Ring of Fire C Episode #75. 10-2-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles are in Lisbon, Portugal enjoying the sights. Krang sends Shredder and his mutants there to set up a special lens that will focus the sun's rays to create a devastating heat ray. Turtles rescue April and Irma from Shredder. Vernon gets mixed up in a bull fight and the Turtles finally destroys the lens just as it's about to wreck the city. 177567 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rock Around the Block C Episode #140. 9-19-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). While rushing across town to cover a report of "rocks going wacko," April gets trapped in her van almost falling into an enormous crater left by a boulder which exploded out of the earth. Turtles rescue her. She contacted them before heading off to Central City Park -- site of the wacko rocks. Turtles and April see General Tragg and realize Krang and Shredder are up to no good. They battle the general, April borrows the Turtle Van. She heads back to Channel Six for more video tape to capture the story of the year. The General creates a Giant Rock Monster to chase the Turtle Van thinking the Turtles are still in it. Turtles arrive at Channel Six building. They lure the monster away so it won't destroy the building with April inside. April learns about a Super Laser and warns the Turtles. Krang uses the laser to free the Technodrome from its icy prison. But it ends up at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean. 177568 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rondo in New York C Episode #91. 9-19-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady are in town to steal a rare new mutagen created by a graduate student. Some mutagen is accidentally spilled onto a reel of movie film and monsters and a movie hero come to life. The Turtles try to help the hero confront now-living monsters that stalk the street and the movie theater where the Monster Movie Marathon took place. With the Turtles' help, Shredder and the mutants fail to steal the mutagen. 177569 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rust Never Sleeps C Episode #68. 9-18-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles are in Paris with Splinter showing them the sights via the sewer system. April arrives in Paris to cover the story of mysterious power failures in the City of Lights. She gets captured by Shredder. Turtles head for the rescue as Rocksteady and Bebop blast everything in sight with their rust encruster. They stop the rusting as the Eiffel Tower itself begins to collapse from rust. Turtles rescue April and just in time, Donatello reverses the rust encruster and saves the Eiffel Tower again. 177570 1995 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Showdown, The C VHS 397 Episode #182. 10-14-1995 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). At Carter's hideout, Michaelangelo and Carter hang out playing video games. During one game, the TV monitor goes screwy. Back at the lair, April contacts the other Turtles to tell them that all the TV stations in the City are jammed. Suddenly she is caught in the hypnotic effect of the spinning wheel pattern from her TV set. Turtles destroy Dregg's machine and cause his test base operations to blow sky high. 177571 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder Triumphant! C Episode #169. 12-18-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Shredder and goons arrive at the Asian Arts Exhibit and proceed to loot it. Turtles stop them but realize it's a set-up. Krang and his foot soldiers were pulling a raid of their own stealing precious regenerative power cells from space center. Krang uses the cells to empower the Technodrome and the machine emerges from the sea to terrorize the city and the world. Turtles come to the rescue again. Donatello activates the trans-dimensional communicator and The Technodrome is pulled into Dimension X. 177572 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Mom C Episode #83. 9-14-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Krang and Shredder are rejected by the world leaders when they demand Earth surrender to them. So they set up a massive orbiting mirror in Dimension X that causes the Earth to be engulfed in steaming heat. The heat causes the polar ice caps to start melting and to evaporate all of the water on the planet. Shredder's mother hears about her son's plan from her retired home for villains and decides to join them. Turtles destroy the orbiting mirror and escape Dimension X just as the portal closes bringing them safely back to earth. Shredder gets tired of his mother treating him like a baby and ships her back to the retirement home. 177573 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's New Sword C Episode #74. 10-9-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles and Splinter are visiting London's British Museum. Shredder gets ahold of King Arthur's legendary sword. The power of the sword stops the Turtles at every turn. April and Irma are captured. Shredder decides to make April his queen. Final battle takes place at the ruined castle of Camelot with the Turtles dueling with Shredder in a medieval tournament. The spirits of Arthur and Guinevere rise and the Turtles defeat Shredder returning Arthur's sword to him. 177574 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredderville C VHS 408 Episode #61. 11-2-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles return to their lair, triumphant after another mission, but are frustrated they let Shredder slip away from them again. They feel like giving up and wish they had never been born. When they wake up they see everything has changed. Their lair is gone, Splinter doesn't exist and New York is now known as "Shredderville." They no longer exist. They discover April and Irma are slaves. They see that what they had was a wonderful life. 177575 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shreeka's Revenge C Episode #146. 10-10-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). While April is showing off the site of the new Channel Six News building, the Turtles realize they have forgotten April's birthday. Shreeka, an alien with an attitude and a vendetta against Krang is attacking the Technodrome. Krang tells her he gave her coveted Power Pack Energy Ring to April. Krang believes that once Shreeka goes after April, the Turtles will come to her rescue and die for their efforts destroying Shreeka in the process. Irma buys a surprise birthday cake for April. Turtles window shop at Spiffany's Jewelry Shop. Shreeka's ring is delivered to Channel Six News with a card from the Turtles. Turtles have first run-in with Shreeka who is after April. Shreeka is an interplanetary outlaw wanted in 13 galaxies She destroys the new Channel Six Building still under construction. Turtles rescue April and back at the lair celebrate her birthday with a large birthday pizza complete with candles. 177576 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Sky Turtles C Episode #21. 9-26-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Shredder is using a new anti-gravity magnet to throw everyone in the city into the sky and keep them there. No one, not even the Turtles, are earthbound any more. Shredder and his hoods can do anything they please. Turtles get gravity boots. They win out and gravity returns to normal as New York's structures and citizens quickly fall back to earth. Shredder escapes in a transport module. Donatello repairs the satellite dish and April congratulates him with a kiss. Now who's feeling like he's afloat on cloud nine? 177577 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Slash - The Evil Turtle From Dimension X C Episode #104. 9-29-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles find out from April that Slash is planning to smash the Freedom Bell. When they find him, they discover they are no match for him. But they do manage to save the bell from being smashed. A developer plans to do away with the sewer system and build condominiums. The Turtles find out what he is planning and try to stop him. They phone April and make arrangements to meet and talk about the developer's plans. Slash, double-crossed by other villains, decides to get revenge on the city. He boards a rocket filled with garbage and threatens to crash into the city. The Turtles manage to stop him. 177578 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Sleuth on the Loose C Episode #151. 11-7-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). While Turtles are watching their favorite show, "Sleuth on the Loose" which stars April's Aunt Agatha, April interrupts the broadcast with a special bulletin about a break-in at Dynamic Science Labs. Turtles rush over there to guard the remaining objects. But they still disappear. The objects are being sucked into the TV set. April contacts them and tells them she has discovered all the stolen objects put together can make a doomsday device but without the one piece Turtles are guarding, it's worthless. Turtles try to solve the disappearance in the same way their favorite TV detective Aunt Agatha would. Aunt Agatha is transported from the show into the Turtles' lair and agrees to help. Aunt Agatha and Raphael head over to Channel Six to see April. Using her keen detective skills, Aunt Agatha finds the evil professor's hideout. The professor activates the Doomsday Device and when it looks as if all is lost, Miss Agatha pulls a nail from her purse and deactivates the death machine. 177579 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Snakes Alive! C Episode #155. 10-31-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April O'Neil reports on a break-in at the city zoo's reptile house. Someone has stolen more than 600 species of snakes. April and Vernon are cruising the streets, hot on the trail of the story when they come across Pinky McFingers and his henchmen. They are breaking into a sporting goods store to steal scuba gear. Leonardo is afraid of snakes. He knows he must save the Turtles but his first reaction is to run which he does -- straight into April and Vernon's Channel Six News van. They've been following McFinger's limo. April and Leonard exchange stories. They follow McFingers to the river, capture him and turn him over to the police. Leonardo is too afraid to rescue his brothers, but finally he battles his way through the snakes. He rescues the Turtles who capture the villains and save the day. 177580 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Son of the Return of the Fly II C Episode #97. 9-15-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Baxter Stockman and his alien computer Z manages to return to Earth and find the energy generator that can turn energy into material objects. Z uses the generator to make himself a body. They head for Channel Six Building planning on taking it over. They anticipate that the Turtles will try to rescue April and when they do, Baxter will capture them to use as bait to get Shredder. Baxter captures the Turtles. The Turtles escape to rescue April. Shredder goes to the Channel Six building. He and Z start fighting. The inventor of the machine pulls out a self-destruct remote. Leonardo grabs it form him and presses the button. Shredder manages to escape back to Dimension X before Z explodes. Baxter flies after Shredder with Z who is now a computer chip but does not get through the portal in time and ends up being stranded in another weird dimension again. 177581 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Special Film Package M SV 140 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). 177582 1988 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splinter No More C Episode #14. 12-17-1988 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April is reporting Public Service Announcements from the local library when she sees two of the Turtles' enemies. She contacts the Turtles who suspect the Shredder must be nearby. They had for the Library and find Shredder and company who escape. 177583 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splinter Vanishes C Episode #121. 11-24-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Returning from another mission, Turtles are shocked to discover their mentor has left the lair leaving behind a video taped message telling them he has taught them all he knows and it is time for him to leave and for them to go their own separate ways. Turtles decide to take his final advice and split up. Michaelangelo gets a job as a TV cook. Donatello works in a fix-it shop, Leonardo at a Fitness center and Raphael entertains kids at birthday parties. Rat King and Leatherhead capture the Turtles. April is looking for Michaelangelo and stumbles onto the Rat King and Leatherhead's agenda following Leatherhead to the lair where the remaining Turtles are being held hostage. She is suddenly discovered but quickly rescued by none other than Splinter. Leonardo, thought dead, shows up to free his brothers. Splinter reveals his departure was just a ruse to lure Rat King and Leatherhead out of hiding. 177584 1995 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Split-Second C VHS 377 Episode #183. 10-21-1995 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April, Carter and the Turtles investigate a break-in at the Antique Timepiece Museum. Chronos, Master of Time is involved. April sets out to learn his identity. His real name is Winston Fripp. He was caught by Turtles after he robbed the City Treasury. Turtles tied him up and left him in the Clocktower for the police. Clanking of gears and sound of bells drove him insane and he vowed revenge against the Turtles. Dregg, who had supplied Chronos with his arsenal, pretends he is responsible for capturing Chronos and vows to continue protection of the City from all criminals including the mutant Turtles. 177585 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Starchild, The C Episode #157. 11-6-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles witness crash landing of alien spacecraft. They find an alien kid named Quarx who possesses telekinetic powers. He runs away telling the Turtles they are not his father. He wreaks havoc all over town. Aliens demand that Quarx be returned to them. Quarx apparently has destroyed many worlds in the last two centuries. He is about to destroy everything around him when he hears his "father's voice." Splinter in a clever disguise, tells Quarz in a fatherly way to grow up and use his power to end war. Quarx evolves into an adult, repairs all the damage he has caused on Earth and promises to make amends throughout the galaxy. 177586 1994 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: State of Shock C Episode #173. 10-1-1994 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Vernon at Channel Six News continues to report that it is those "wretched" Turtles who are responsible for all the ninja crime occurring throughout the city. A special U.S. Armed Forces Unit is created to hunt down the Turtles. They escape. April tells the Turtles that Dark Water is a top secret organization training commandos and creating super hi-tech military equipment. Turtles are arrested by the special unit colonel. April gets hold of some secret documents and manages to colonel of the Turtles innocence. Together they defeat a former Dark Water agent who is now MegaVolt. 177587 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Super Bebop and Mighty Rocksteady C Episode #39. 10-9-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Shredder orders his henchmen to place the Mesmerizer atop the Channel Six News Building Tower. The Mesmerizer is designed to turn all humans into zombies. It has no effect on mutants. A bolt of lightning causes the device to fall from the Tower and crash through the roof of the Channel Six News Room. Shredder's henchmen active the Mesmerizer and watch April, Irma, Vernon, Berne and the Anchorman become instant zombies. The zombies wait to do their bidding. Suddenly the Turtles protect them. During the scuffle the Mesmerizer is broken. The Channel Six News Crew returns to normal and the henchmen escape with the broken Mesmerizer with the Turtles right on their heels. Shredder now plots to return to the surface and implement to use the Mesmerizer himself to conquer the world. 177588 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Super Irma C Episode #142. 10-3-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles are busy deciding what costumes to wear to this year's Channel Six Halloween Party. April and Irma are doing a story on the "reverse polarity magnet" at Magno-Dyne Labs. Irma falls into some goop, feels ill and goes home. Inside the Technodrome on the Arctic Ocean floor, Krang and Shredder watch April's broadcast and decide the device is just what they need to rule the world. Irma has developed super powers. She tries to convince April and the Turtles of her new powers. No one believes her until April and Irma separate from the Turtles and are confronted by two muggers in a dark alley. Irma shows off here powers but then is out of control. Turtles turn the Turtle Van into a Turtle Sub and race to the Technodrome, They rescue Irma and save the day. 177589 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Superhero for a Day C Episode #92. 9-25-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Gadgetman, yesterday's superhero, decides to rescue the public from danger and evil once again. While the Turtles are on their way to stop Shredder from draining power plants, they meet up with Gadgetman. Krang gets Shredder to forge a false alliance with Gadgetman to try to destroy the Turtles. When the Turtles arrive to the third and final power plant to stop Shredder, Gadgetman's allegiance will be the weapon to see who is victorious. 177590 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Sword of Yurikawa C Episode #144. 10-17-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April is reporting from the Japanese Embassy about their latest historical artifact exhibit -- the Sword of Yurikawa, once owned by a ninja master. If it falls into the wrong hands, dire consequences would ensue. Splinter orders the Turtles to guard it. By the time the Turtles arrive to guard the sword, after making a detour for a pizza, the sword has been stolen. They find the sword but Shredder steals it from them. As he attempts to use the power of the sword, it turns on him. Suddenly, a Masked Ninja arrives, free the turtles and reveals himself to be Splinter. The bad guys are foiled again. 177591 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Take Me To Your Leader C Episode #32. 11-2-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Leonardo has a nightmare in which he fails himself and his comrades in a battle against Shredder. He now feels unfit as a leader and puts on civilian clothes and leaves the Lair and the Turtles. Shredder and Krang plan more evil doing. 177592 1988 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Teenagers From Dimension X C Episode #16. 12-24-1988 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles continue to battle Shredder. 177593 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Thing About Rats, A C VHS 397 Episode #3. 12-30-1987 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Mad scientist is showing an exterminator his new invention -- a rat-catching robot called Mousers. Exterminator rejects the offer but Shredder decides to buy his inventions. Unleashes a dozen mousers in the sewers. 177594 2007 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: TMNT M Journalist April O'Neil (Sarah Michelle Gellar - Voice) is the sidekick of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in this all-CG adventure. 177595 1992 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Too Hot To Handle C Episode #147. 10-3-1992 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Donatello tells the Turtles that based on his calculations, the Earth has changed orbit and is headed for the sun. Vernon's genius nephew, Foster, is in town for his junior high school's science fair. Vernon tries to impress the boy at Channel Six News. But like everyone else in Vernon's universe, Foster sees through him like a sheet of glass. He makes one last vain attempt to impress his nephew by pleading with April to ask the Turtles to meet his nephew. They agree. Foster's invention is Solar Magnet. Foster is responsible for the Earth orbiting closer to the sun. He plans to leave it on until he wins first prize. Donatello destroys Foster's invention. An evil scientist steals the Solar Magnet and appears on the TV screen announcing his plan. While the world burns, he is safe in an underground bunker. Turtles pick up Vernon and Foster and within minutes to spare, they foil the professor's evil plan and destroy the Solar Magnet. 177596 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tower of Power C Episode #67. 9-18-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles and Splinter win a trip to Europe but wind up riding in a crate with the Turtle Van. They go to Paris and save the Eiffel Tower from Shredder. 177597 1996 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtle In Time, A C Episode #189. 10-5-1996 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). The Turtles, Shredder and Krang's battles skills, powers and memories are absorbed into Dregg who becomes a super-being. He detains his prisoners and prepares to initiate the final stage of his plan to conquer Earth. He will use the matter transporters to project pieces of the sun onto any city of his choosing. Time-travelers bring bad Turtles but they only have 24 hours to do the job or the Turtles will no longer exist. The past Turtles with Carter arrive on board the Dreggnaught and after a fierce battle with Dregg's underlings are able to rescue the present-day Turtles. But their skills and experience are still retained by Dregg. Turtles use the transporters to return to earth, only to find Dregg's doomsday machines waiting for them when they arrive at the warehouse. Is there no future for the Past and Present Turtles? 177598 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtle Terminator, The C Episode #42. 11-17-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Shredder kidnaps Irma who plead with them to wait until tomorrow -- it seems she has a date with a handsome weatherman from Channel Six News. As soon as April discovers Irma has been abducted, she contacts the Turtles. At his secret hideout, the Shredder activates his "Turtle Terminator" to replicate itself to look just like Irma. He then sends the Irma/Turtle Terminator out on its mission -- to destroy all turtles. Irma/Turtle Terminator returns to Channel Six News and professes that nothing has happened to her. April reports to the Turtles that Irma is back and everything is fine but the Turtles are doubtful. They continue to investigate. When Irma/Turtle Terminator overhears Burne Thompson refer to his girlfriend as a "turtle dove" she fires a laser blast out of her eyes melting the telephone. April realizes that something is wrong. She calls the Turtles to find the real Irma. 177599 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtle Tracks C VHS 397 Episode #1. 12-10-1987. Series 12-28-1987 to 11-2-1996. CBS. 193 Episodes TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Ace Reporter O'Neil investigates recent break-ins allegedly by the Ninjas which have resulted in the thefts of numerous technologies. Chance encounter with gang of thieves leads her to bigger story when she is saved from criminals by four Ninja-trained, mutated Turtles. They take April back to their lair and after getting better acquainted, April learns they are good-hearted mutants. They decide to investigate the thefts together and their efforts lead them into an encounter with the mysterious ninjas, the Foot Clan, and their leader, Shredder, who manages to keep the Turtles from advancing to the Technodrome by flooding the building. 177600 1994 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtle Trek C Episode #177. 11-5-1994 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Splinter suggests the Turtles spend less time trying to get Shredder and more time doing good things. Turtles end up destroying the Technodrome's engines and they return to Earth through the Dimensional Portal trapping Shredder and friends in Dimension X. 177601 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtlemaniac C Episode #85. 9-18-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). When a series of burglaries occur, all of them involving thefts of Turtle memorabilia, the Turtles investigate. April's apartment gets broken into but just as the burglar is driving away, she takes down the license plate number on the vehicle. April and Irma go to investigate discovering a billionaire who manufactures rare gasses. He also is a collector of everything and anything having to do with the Turtles. April goes into the mansion leaving Irma in the van. The billionaire captures her. Turtles are worried, go to April's apartment, discover the address and search for April. When they arrive at the mansion, the billionaire sprays them with stun gas. Turtles try to free April but get sprayed with freezing gas. Irma goes in to rescue April. Irma finds the Turtles frozen and helpless. By turning up the temperature she revives the Turtles. The Turtles rescue April. The billionaire is arrested and all the Turtle merchandise gets returned to its owners. 177602 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles and the Hare, The C Episode #89. 9-16-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Rocksteady and Bebop, dressed as Easter bunnies, are blasting people and turning them into timid, rabbit-like people. Krang sends them to the Channel Six News Building where they are planning to have an Easter Egg hunt. April watches Bebop and Rocksteady test the gun and calls the Turtles for help just before she gets zapped. The Turtles stop Shredder and Krang from broadcasting the Docilizer Ray all over Earth. Hokum Hare gets to stand in as the Easter Bunny for the Channel Six Easter Egg Hunt. 177603 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles At the Earth's Core C Episode #34. 10-31-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles receive a blast from the past when Dinosaurs invade the Big Apple. They attempt to coral the beasts. They also find time to chase after Shredder. 177604 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time M TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). 177605 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles of the Jungle C VHS 408 Episode #80. 9-11-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). One of Donatello's idols, Professor Willard W. Willard, invents a Molecular Intensifier to control the growth of living things. Krang hears about it and sends Shredder to get it. While testing the intensifier, the Professor accidentally zaps his pet monkey, Jocko, who grows to 30 feet in height. He also zaps some roots which grow enormous and begin to take over the city turning it into a jungle. Jocko gets attracted to April and starts chasing after her. To stop Jocko, the professor zaps Donatello making him 30 feet tall as well. Jocko gets angry at Donatello and they start fighting. Turtles realize they have to stop Jocko before he and Donatello destroy the city. They urge the Professor to come up with a formula to reverse the Intensifier's effects. Turtles finally reverse its effects and return the city to normal. 177606 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles on the Orient Express C Episode #76. 10-16-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April is covering the revival of the luxury train the Orient Express. Shredder is on the train with Rocksteady and Bebop carrying the Supercharger, a device to accelerate the train to superspeed. The plan is to send it crashing into the Middle East oil fields destroying them. The Turtles board the train and send the Supercharger flying with Shredder aboard. 177607 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles on Trial C Episode #25. 9-27-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Leonardo, Donatello and Raphael are enjoying an episode of professional wrestling when Michaelangelo enters the room and turns the channel to "On Trial" hosted by Clayton Kellerman. Kellerman is a Morton Downey-like rabble rouser who suggests there is a clear and present danger is lurking in the sewers: The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Turtles are aghast and can't understand why people would hate them. April has her make-up department make human masks so the Turtles can move more freely in the streets. Shredder is sweating from the heat as Krang chews him out for his failure to retrieve components to repair the refrigeration units. Shredder has had enough and suggests that Krang go up on the Earth's surface and get what he needs and eliminate the Turtles himself. Krang says it's a good idea. 177608 1996 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles To the Second Power C Episode #190. 10-12-1996 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). While both groups of Turtles are trying to survive from Dregg's attack, Dregg moves forward with his attack plan. Shredder and Krang won't be defeated so easily and complicate things for Dregg. While Dregg holds off Shredder and the Turtles, he demands total control of all governments from the United Nations on Earth, or the Earth will get a little crispy. Also, Carter must cure his mutation as he fights with the Turtles. 177609 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles, Turtles Everywhere C Episode #47. 11-8-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April covers the launch of a new system developed by the city to help clean up the city's garbage problems faster than ever. An automated computer programmed to retrieve all forms of waste material and controls garbage pick-up tricks. Shredder sees this computer as an ideal weapon to use against the turtles. Villains reprogram the computer to capture Turtles rather than retrieve litter. Thing go awry when all the trucks pick up any turtles they see. 177610 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Unidentified Flying Leonardo C Episode #119. 12-8-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). April is investigating UFO sightings at an upstate farm town known as "High Falls." Splinter foresees danger clouding April's visit and sends Leonardo to chaperone her. Arriving at High Falls, April runs into the local Reporter Scoop Oliver. Oliver is a skeptic who does not believe in the recent weird occurrences at the farm town. But while April arrives with little incident, with Leonard0 it's a whole different story. An alien spacecraft greets him. April tries to calm down an angry mob. Realizing her efforts aren't making any headway, she contacts Leonardo to warn him that he's High Fall's most wanted. They agree to meet, but before they can reunite, April is abducted by the UFO. Aboard the alien craft, April discovers the truth -- the UFO is actually a high-tech helicopter to scare the townspeople. Turtles arrive, reveal the true culprit behind the alien sightings and are applauded by the now grateful townspeople. 177611 1995 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Unknown Ninja, The C VHS 383 Episode #178. 9-16-1995 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). 177612 1995 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Unknown Ninja, The C Episode #178. 9-16-1995 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). While watching video tapes of old battles, Raphael sees a mystery person spying on them. The mystery person reveals himself to be Carter in search of Splinter. Splinter agrees to take Carter on as a student. April is at the Copcor Building and sees the unveiling of the new robotic law enforcement, the Intimidators. Turtles and Carter race to the scene. Carter is trapped in a metal hold to keep the Turtles at bay. Suddenly, a mutagen that dripped on Carter turns him into a giant metallic-skinned ninja and he breaks free. Turtles defeat the villain and thank their new mutant friend unaware he's actually Carter. 177613 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Usagi Come Home C VHS 396 Episode #52. 10-21-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Shredder defeats Usagi who must now serve him. The confused Turtles don't understand why Usagi is fighting them. 177614 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Usagi Yojimbo C VHS 396 Episode #51. 11-13-1989 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Samurai rabbit named Usagi Yojimbo is sucked through a pan-dimensional portal and into the Turtles' lair. After a short battle, Usagi admits defeat and begs to learn their ninja secrets. 177615 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Venice on the Half Shell C Episode #70. 9-25-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles are in Venice and run into Shredder as he's portaled into a Venetian sewer. There is a battle, but Shredder escapes. The Turtles run into April and Irma who are covering the Venice Regatta. Bebop and Rocksteady arrive with the Hydrofluxer, a device that can flood Venice. They run into April and Irma and terrorize them. Turtles come to the rescue. Shredder turns on the Hydrofluxer and it goes out of control and brings stone gargoyles to life. The Turtles rescue Irma and April from a stone griffon but the Hydrofluxer is also causing a huge tidal wave to form which threatens to flood the city. 177616 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Welcome Back, Polarisoids C Episode #138. 11-16-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Krang wants the Polarisoid's camera that literally captures the subjects in the camera. Krang adapted a camera so when all the terrorizing aliens the Polarisoids have videotaped on their vacations will be unleashed. Krang believes these vicious aliens will keep the Turtles busy so he can take control of The City. Shredder steals the camera and unleashes an alien monster to attack the Turtles. More and more alien monsters are unleashed. Krang's computer is breaking into computer systems all over the City and taking control. The City's populace is in a panic when The Turtles put out every little fire that erupts. Shredder plays back some video shot on a planet with no gravity. Everything including the Turtles start floating away. The camera is knocked out of Shredder's hands and the Polarisoids turn it off. Everything comes crashing back to Earth. Donatello destroys Krang's computer and hope of dominance. 177617 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Were-Rats From Channel 6 C Episode #102. 10-13-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Rat King wants to use a canister of mutagen to make human size rats that will help them get food. While searching for subjects, he comes across Irma and Vernon who are in the sewer working on a story. He captures them and using the mutagen turns them into rats. April gets worried when they don't show up at the office. She asks the Turtles to help her find them. The Turtles and April find Irma and Vernon's tracks. They realize the Rat King has probably captured them. Turtles send April back to Channel Six to see if maybe they have returned. In the sewer, the Turtles come across the Rat King. They discover what has happened. Irma and Vernon transform back to themselves and have no recollection of what happened. They return to Channel Six. Rat King goes to Channel Six, transforms them back into rats and captures April. Turtles rescue them. 177618 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: What's Michaelangelo Good For? C Episode #117. 11-10-1990 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). A scientist uses robots to steal animals from the zoo. He is experimenting on them to create a single animal with the best traits of all animals combined. He wants the Turtles for their brains. The Turtles turn all the animals back to normal, return them to the zoo and capture the mad scientist. 177619 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: White Belt, Black Heart C Episode #160. 11-13-1993 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Splinter takes center-stage in this adventure. 177620 1995 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Wrath of Medusa, The C Episode #180. 9-30-1995 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Dregg employees Medusa, a beautiful alien, to eliminate the Turtles for him. They defeat Medusa, but can't convince the public that Dregg is not a hero, but a villain. 177621 1994 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Wrath of the Rat King C Episode #171. 9-24-1994 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Turtles battle Shredder's goons at the Hall of Science and April is able to capture the battle on tape, but she is afraid it will not convince Burns of the Turtles' innocence. Burne created a hot line for callers to use if they spot the "evil" turtles. He believes the Turtles are responsible for the destruction of the Channel Six News Building. Channel Six continues to run editorials denouncing the Turtles. Raphael is ready to storm down to the new Channel Six Station and talk to Vernon and Burne. When Donatello suggests that maybe Vernon is right, maybe the more they help, the more they become the problem. At the temporary Channel Six News station, April is unable to convince Burne not to run his expose denouncing the Turtles. She threatens to get her own story proving the Turtles' innocence. The Rat King and giant mutant rates head for the Westmore Research Center with April and her mini-cam in hot pursuit. Turtles capture Rat King and destroy Krang's Shockwave. 177622 1991 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Zach and the Alien Invaders C Episode #132. 11-9-1991 TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Zach, the Turtles' young friend and honorary fifth Turtle loves comic books especially "The Alien Invaders." He goes to the Ten-Hut Military Academy and discovers all his fellow cadets are zombies thanks to two aliens. No one believes Zach who has a history of seeing aliens. Michaelangelo and Donatello arrive at the academy and rescue Zach. Zach uses his Turtle-Com to overload the power of a machine called "the Mind Changer" defeating the aliens. Zack is honored as a hero by the city. 177623 1959 Teenagers from Other Space M Graeff, Tom (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs) of Channel 6 News helps out the four pizza-loving superheroes called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Raphael). News Director Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley). Rogers is so busy chasing stories that he leaves his girlfriend with ample time to spend with the alien. While he investigates multiple murders and locates a flesh-eating monster in a cave, the alien and girlfriend are stalked by an evil alien. When the evil alien gets in a car accident while chasing Rogers, the good alien uses the ray gun to stop the rampaging monster. He later holds the reporter at gunpoint and pretends to be supporting an alien invasion. Instead, the good alien misdirects the ships so they crash. TV Newsman (Bob Williams). 177624 1997 Teeny Exzesse 46 - Sperma Quellen MF Reporter (Alex Prinz). 177625 1997 Teeny Exzesse 46: Sperma Quellen MF Reporter (Alex Prinz) 177626 1998 Teeth N Gallagher, Hugh Columnist Neil is a twentysomething writer whose column in a defunct underground youth 'zine has made him a cult hero. Now unemployed, he's become a tortured and confused dreamer desiring to travel the world. Hopes to reunite with former exotic European girlfriend, to win back a comradeship with his super cool former editor and mostly to correct his nagging problem death. Freak accident leaves his teeth in shards -- he broke his teeth by jumping out of a widow to escape police and can't afford the extensive dental required to repair his mouth. Skips his suburban town, leaves his parents, finds hovel to call home, crashes classes at New York City College and earns his 15 minutes of fame by penning postpunk literary manifestos for "Dustless," a skateboard 'zine. "Dusted" folds leaving him at loose ends. Takes off for L.A. and the world. 177627 1987 Tefuga N Dickinson, Peter British Journalist's trip to Africa to make a docudrama about his parents. Ted. 177628 1947 Teheran M Press 177629 2003 Tehzeeb MF India Tabloid Journalist wants to revive the murder case involving a well-known playback singer whose wife, a flamboyant personality always gossiped about in magazines and newspaper, was accused of killing him. She was tried for murder but declared not guilty and the man’s death was declared a suicide. Their daughter, however, wants to find out the truth. So does the prying yellow nasty gossip-seeking journalist, but for different reasons. 177630 2002 Teknolust MF Reporter (Paul Ghiringhelli) 177631 1995 TekWar: Killer Instinct T Episode #7. 3-9-1995 News Media. Reporter (Camille James). 177632 1957 Teledario DF Series 1957- Spain. TV News Staff. Newsreaders Jesus Alvarez (1957-1967), Blanca Alvarez (1958-1970), Eduardo Sancho (1957-1968), David Cubedo (1957-1965), Pedro Macia (1973-1980), Rosa Maria Mateo (1973-1993), Pedro Meyer (1974-1981), Adela Cantalapiedra (1974-1980). Newsreaders Florencio Solchaga (1971-1975), Tello Zurro (1978-1985), Mari Carmen Gracia Vela (1975-1983), Javier Vazquez (1973-1975), Calara Isabel Francia (1975-1977), Eduardo Sotillos (1976-1978), Ramon Sanchez Ocana (1972-1975). Newsreaders Cristina Garcia Ramos (1979-1983), Julio Cesar Fernandez (1968-1970), Manuel Almendros (1976-1977), Ladislao Azcona (1976-1977), Nieves Romero (1976-1977), Ricardo Fernandez Deu (1976-1977), Jose Miguel Flores (1978-1979). Corresponsal en Roma Paloma Gomez Borrero (1978-1990). Corresponsals Jesus Hermida (1967-1991), Diego Carcedo (1977-1988) Weather Forecasters Mariano Medina (1957-1980), Pilar Sanjurjo (1979-1985), Eugenio Martin Rubio (1978-1982). Sports Newsreaders Miguel Ors (1973-1978), Mari Carmen Izquierdo (1979-1983), Miguel Vila (1975-1979). 177633 1990 Teledario DF TV News Staff. Ana Blanco (1992-2007), Almudena Ariza (1996-2007), Pepe Ribagorda (1997-2004), Matias Prats (1991-1998), Alfredo Urdaci (1998-2004), Maria Jose Molina (1999-2004), Caramen Tomas (2000-2004), David Cantero (2003-2007). Newsreaders Ramon Pellicer (1993-1996), Sandra Sutherland (1994-1997), Helena Resano (2003-2006), Fernando Garcia Delgado (1993-1996), Pedro Altares (1993-1995), Ernesto Saenz de Buruaga (1996-1998), Josep Puigbo (2003-2004). Newsreaders Francine Galvez (1990-1991), Josep Maria Balcells (1991-1992), Maria Casado (2006-2007), Beatriz Perez-Aranda (2003), Lorenzo Mila (2003-2007), Princesa Letizia de Asturias (2003). Sports Newsreader Sergio Sauca (2006-2007). 177634 1980 Teledario DF TV News Staff. Newsreaders Jesus Alvarez (1983-2007), Maria Escario (1985-2007), Elena Sanchez (1987-2006), Manuel Toharia (1980), Teresa Castanedo (1988-1989), Victoria Prego (1981-1982), Rosa Maria Artal (1983), Isabel Tenaille (1987). Newsreaders Manuel Campo Vidal (1983-1987), Olga Viza (1987-1992), Pedro Piqueras (1988-1993), Joaquin Arozamena (1981-1984), Ana Rosa Quintana (1982-1983), Luis de Benito (1987-1988), Maria Pau Dominguez (1989-1990), Andres Aberasturi (1988). Newsreaders , Luis Marinas (1987-1990), Concha Garcia Campoy (1985-1987), Charo Pascual (1988-1990), Angela Caso (1985-1987), Francisco Lobaton (1985-1987), Luis Carandell (1985-1987), Secundino Gonzalez (1982-1987), Inaki Gabilondo (1981). Newsreaders Maria San Juan (1988), Carlos Herrera (1985), Pepe Navarro (1984), Baltasar Magro (1983), Corresponsals Rosa Maria Calaf (1983-2006), Angela Rodicio (1989-2003), Arturo Perez-Reverte (1985-1994), Sports Newsreader J. J. Santos (1997-2002), 177635 1978 Telefantasy M Newsman (Gerry Fernando) for KCIZ 177636 1977 Telefon M DVD -R HQ 2532, 2533. SVD 1069 DVD -R HQ 2532-2533. News Media. TV Newsman (John Hambrick). TV reporter (Henry Alfaro). TV Anchorwoman (Glenda Wina) 177637 2006 Telegraph Days NW McMurtry, Larry Writer Nellie Courtright gets a job as a telegraph operator in Rita Blanca. When her brother accidentally kills some bandits, she turns the fracas into a best-selling booklet. Buffalo Bill offers her a job, an Earp brother proposes marriage. Jesse James tries to rob her. 177638 1990 Telejornal TF Portugal. Series. 1990- Anchors Jose Rodrigues Dos Santos (1990), Jose Alberto Carvalho (2002), Judite de Sousa (1990), Maria Elisa Domingeus (1973), Jose Fialho Gouveia (1959), Henrique Mendes (1959). Journalistas (Carlos Fino, Mario Crespo, Maria Cerqueira, Paula Costa, Margarida Neves de Sousa, Ana Felicio, Jose Carlos Fialho, Duarte Valente). 177639 1985 Telematin TF France. Series 1985. Journalist (Francois Beaudonnet). 177640 1988 Telenoticias DF Series 1988- Spain News Program. Newsreaders Susana Pfingsten (1990-2007), Teresa Castanedo (1992-2005), Fernando Olmeda (1989-2001), Juan Pedro Valentin (1992-1997), Hilario Pino (1989-1994), Juanjo Guerenabarrena (1995-1998), Victor Arribas (2004-2007). Newsreaders Mercedes Landete (2005-2007), Julio Somoano (2005-2007), Paloma Ferre (2002-2003), Luis Marinas (2004-2005), Santiago Acosta (19997), German Yanke (1988-, Maria Pau Dominguez (1991-1993), Javier Reyero (2005). Sports Newsreaders Javier Reyero (1992-2005), Manolo Lama (2000-2005), Julio Somoano (2005. Cinema's Journalist Juan Luis Alvarez (1996-2000). 177641 1927 Telephone Girl, The M DeMille, William C. (Play). Elizabeth Meehan Press 177642 1956 Telephone Time T Series 1956-1958 Host John Nesbitt 177643 1953 Telesports Digest DT Host Harry Wismer 177644 1953 Television City: Special DT 11-15-1953 Host Edward R. Murrow hosted tour of CBS facility 177645 1946 Television Fashion Fair DT Host Florence Pritchett with fashion news. 177646 2004 Television in America: Autobiography of Don Hewitt, An DT DVD -R HQ 1991 Episode TV Executive Producer Don Hewitt, creator of "60 Minutes" for 36 years, tells control-room stories, like offering Richard Nixon makeup before the debate with John F. Kennedy, and incorporating Edward R. Murrow style into the show. 177647 2002 Television in America: Autobiography: Daniel Schorr, An DT DVD -R HQ 1895 Journalist Daniel Schorr, NPR senior news-analyst tells of his long career at CBS News ending after confrontations over the House Intelligence Committee's Pike Report, and clashes with the Nixon White House resulting in his being investigated by the FBI. 177648 2004 Television in America: Autobiography: Howard K. Smith, An DT DVD -R 1922 Episode. TV Correspondent-Commentator Howard K. Smith, in his final interview in 2001, talks about the changes in television news and those who report it, then proudly tells of his time working as a war correspondent for Edward R. Murrow 177649 2002 Television in America: Autobiography: Judy Woodruff, An DT DVD -R 1850 TV Correspondent Judy Woodruff traces her career from blatantly sexist times through being a correspondent for "The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour," then at the White House and at CVNN, while managing a family life. 177650 2002 Television in American: Autobiography: Studs Turkel, An DT DVD -R HQ 1892 Journalist Studs Terkel talks about the early days of Chicago television and radio, spotlighting media monopolies, public ownership of the airwaves and the origin of his nickname 177651 1999 Television Journalists D IJPC 124 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Four -- 1980s, The: Part Two -- Television Journalists. Film and TV Excerpts include: “Broadcast News,” “News at Eleven,” “Reckless Disregard,” “Murrow,” “Tanner,” “Born on the Fourth of July, “Roseanne,” “The Bill Cosby Show,” “Who’s the Boss?,” “Simon and Simon,” “Eyewitness.” “Stillwatch,” “The Seduction,” “Eyes of a Stranger,” “A Stranger is Watching,” “Visiting Hours,” “Year of the Dragon.” “Hunter: Overnight Sensation,” “Simon and Simon,” “Keeping Track,” “Money, Power, Murder.” 177652 2005 Television News Editorial Cartoon A OWN Kelly, Steve Times-Picayune Newspaper TV News. Man sitting in chair talking to the TV set: "Michael Jackson…Tom Cruise…The Runaway Bride. Doesn't anyone report actual news anymore?" TV Anchor's Voice from TV Set: "And out of Iraq today, word that former dictator Saddam Hussein…." Final panel: "Absolutely loves Doritos…." Man slumps in his chair while watching and listening to the TV Newscast. 177653 1947 Television Playhouse T Series 1947-1948 Press 177654 1959 Television Playhouse: Before the Sun Goes Down T UK. Episode #67. 2-20-1959 Newsreader (Paul Martin). 177655 1948 Television Screen Magazine DT Series 1946- Editor Millicent Fenwick. Editor Ray Forrest (1948-1949). Editor Bob Haymes (1948). Editor (John K.M. McCaffery). Editor George Putnam(1948). Editor Alan Scott (1948, 1949). 177656 1939 Television Spy M Press. Scientist invents television device called the Iconoscope. Foreign agents hear about it and try to steal it. 177657 1982 Television: Inside & Out DT 1982-83 Gossip Columnist Rona Barrett. Chicago TV critic Gary Deeb 177658 1990 Telexornal DF Spain. Series 1990. Sports Newsreaders Araceli Gonda, Irene Lourido. Hosts Teresa Castelo, Begona Fontenla, Alfonso Hermida, Manuel Pampin, Ana Perez, Patricia Vilar. Weather Forecasters Beatriz Hervella, Santiago Peman, Maria Souto. 177659 1949 Tell It to the Judge M DVD -R HQ 8873, 8874 News Media. Reporter (Michael Cisney). Reporter (Ralph Montgomery). Reporter (Herb Vigran). Incoming Reporter (Lester Dorr). Outgoing Reporter (Franklin Parker). 177660 2004 Tell Me a Story: Man Who Made 60 Minutes, The DT DVD -R 1685 Correspondents pay tribute to Executive Producer Don Hewitt, creator of "60 Minutes" who recalls his favorite moments and newsmakers of the show's 36-season history. 177661 1957 Tell Me About Tomorrow (Sweet Smell of Success) SS Lehman, Ernest Gossip Columnist Harvey Hunsucker, a powerful and vindictive gossip columnist fashioned after Walter Winchell. 177662 1946 Tell Me About Women N Reasoner, Harry Press 177663 1976 Tell Me Everything N Brenner, Marie News Media 177664 1939 Tell No Tales M SVDSP 574 London, Pauline, Alfred Taylor (Story). Lionel Houser (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor of The Evening Guardian, Michael Cassidy (Melvyn Douglas), a crusader, finds out on the paper's 75th anniversary that it is being shut down. Accuses owner Matt Cooper (Douglass Dumbrille) of killing the sheet so he can build up his other paper, the Evening Record, a scandalmongering tabloid. Investigates kidnapping pretending to be a lawyer. Follows the ransom money, is captured by gangsters. He fights off his attackers. With the help of reporter Davie Bryant (Harlan Briggs) he runs the story in last issue of The Evening Guardian. Response to the story convinces the owner to keep the paper going. Miss Arnold, Guardian Reporter (Claire Du Brey). Miss Mary (Zeffie Tilbury). Miss Brendon (Sara Haden). Johnny, Guardian Reporter (Ernie Alexander). Record Editor Hollis (Addison Richards). 177665 1945 Tell Sparta N OWN Sedgwick, A.C. Correspondents. Story of five correspondents -- three men and two women -- as they move about Europe in quest of the big stories. War correspondents in Greece, written by a World War II staff man for the New York Times. Clayton Klein, writer for the New York Daily Advertiser. Pearl Nesbitt, fired by the home office. 177666 1991 Tell the Truth: Part Two of Eight CB Challengers of the Unknown #2 Reporters. Challengers of the Unknown are featured. 177667 1969 Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here M DVD -R HQ 7263, 7264. L Reporter (Kenneth Holzman). Newsman (John Wheeler) 177668 1979 Tellereisen N Kauer, Walther Switzerland Radio Journalist 177669 1997 Telling Lies in America M News Media. Newscaster (Dave Buckel), WHK News. Receptionist (Tuesday Knight), WHK News. 177670 1993 Telling Secrets MT DVD -R HQ 7281, 7282, 7283, 7284 TV Anchorwoman (May Jo West). TV Anchorman (Danny Sullivan). 177671 1913 Telling the Truth N Hewlett, William Press 177672 1928 Telling the World M Every, Dale Van (Story). Joe Farnham (Titles). Raymond L. Schrock (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Don Davis (William Haines) is disinherited so becomes a reporter. His first assignment is to interview his father on why he was kicked out. As a gag, a colleague sends him to cover a murder at a café. One actually occurs and the reporter holds the killer until the police arrive. He also meets a chorus girl and follows her to China when she leaves after discovering his background. She is falsely accused of assassinating a governor and the reporter, with the help of the Marines, saves her from being beheaded. City Editor (William V. Mong). New York Times, 7/16/28: "Mr. Haines, it is feared, will never, never make a good reporter." 177673 1971 Tema: Svendborg DF Episode #2. Journalist Gunnar Juul. 177674 2003 Temaaften: Dengang vi sagde Nein DF Denmark Interviewer-Host Piet van Deurs 177675 1997 Temalordag: Anders & Julius DF Denmark. TV Special. 11-11-1997 Photographer Nikolai Howalt. Host Soren Ryge Petersen. 177676 2000 Temalordag: Byfest og blokvogne DF Denmark Interviewer Frank Esmann. Host Jergen de Mylius. 177677 2005 Temalordag: Da Vinci mysteriet og den hellilge gral - endnu en konspirationsteon? DF Denmark Journalist Jes Stein Pedersen. Interviewer Ole Retsbo (Segments "Manden bag Da Vinci mysteriet" and "Pa sporet af den hellige gral"). 177678 2005 Temalordag: Manden bag Da Vince mysteriet DF Denmark Interviewer Ole Retsbo. 177679 2004 Temalordag: Mandskor og hornmusik DF Denmark Interviewer-Host Soren Ryge Petersen. 177680 2005 Temalordag: Pa sporet af den hellige gral DF Denmark Journalist Jes Stein Pedersen). Interviewer Ole Retsbo. 177681 2004 Temalordag: Vilde heste DF Denmark Interviewer-Host Soren Ryge Petersen. Host Frank Esmann. 177682 1993 Temp, The M TV Newscasters (Jim Bosley, Mary Starrett) 177683 1960 Tempel des Satans N Schreyer, Wolfgang Germany TV Journalist. Journalist. 177684 1917 Temperamental Henry: Episodic History of the Early Life and Young Loves of Henry Calverly, 3rd, An N OWN - H Merwin, Samuel Newspaper Owner Henry Calverly started the Boy's Journal. 177685 1892 Temperance Town, A P COPY Hoyt, Charles H. Newspaper. Uncle Joe Viall: "I call that Springfield Reporter the best paper in the country for news. They say it stands next to the New York Clipper. I took it for two years." 177686 1990 Temperature's Rising NR Gayle, Susan Harlequin Temptation #307 Reporter Ted Spencer is one of the healthiest and sneakiest male specimens ever seen by a nurse who sees plenty of sick people. He's faking his way into Emergency to get the scoop on the hospital's latest controversy. Nurse hates reporters. She thinks they are pushy and insensitive, but she can't hate Spencer, especially when the offbeat journalist sets out to prove he is anything but insensitive. His slightest touch was enough to send the nurse into cardiac arrest. 177687 1972 Temperatures Rising: RX: Christmas T Episode #14. 12-19-1972 News Media. Reporter (Stephanie Edwards). 177688 2004 Tempesta M Journalist (Roya Zargar). 177689 1954 Tempi nostri MF Photographer (Toto - The Photographer). 177690 1995 Temple Barr: Cat in a Crimson Haze (aka Cat and the Jack of Spades, The) NM OWN - P Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #4 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. Petite, redheaded publicist Temple Barr and the best tomcat in the crime-solving business are once again in the thick of things in the city of sin. The manager of the Crystal Phoenix, one of Las Vegas's premiere vacation spot, has hired Barr to help clean up the hotel's image, but soon more than the Phoenix's reputation is in danger. Mysterious saboteurs are plaguing the hotel with little pranks that happen to keep endangering Temple's life. When Temple tangles with ex-priests, local police, FBI agents, obnoxious reporters, and a bunch of semi-reformed Mafiosi who wear pastel zoot suits, it's up to Midnight Louie to get her out of danger before it's too late. 177691 1996 Temple Barr: Cat in a Diamond Dazzle NM OWN - P Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #5 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie and his daughter Miss Midnight Louise. . Radio Talk-Show Host and former priest, in an attempt to thwart his obsessive stalking by a renegade IRA operative checks into a gaudy hotel, pays for a gorgeous call girl and plans on relieving himself of his innocence. Unfortunately, the call girl leaves his room, wanders to the atrium balcony and tips over. Suicide or murder? The radio-talk show host is consumed by guilt as Temple and Midnight Louie try to find out what happened. 177692 1998 Temple Barr: Cat in a Flamingo Fedora NM OWN - P Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #7 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. The rough-and-tumble black tomcat and his flame-haired human companion think shooting a cat food commercial will allow them to play hooky from mayhem. But life is never easy for the vivacious pair. Temple and Louie are center stage when a beloved comic star and notorious ladies' man is shot to death. He had asked Temple to find out if a mysterious stalker was his unacknowledged daughter and she is determined to find out the truth. But the search for truth raised a dangerous question: Was this really murder, or was the comic a tortured funnyman who finally rang down his own curtain. 177693 1997 Temple Barr: Cat in a Golden Garland NM OWN - P Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #8 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. Midnight and his flamed-haired human companion are looking forward to a Christmas vacation spent in the Big Apple. But there's also a murder to solve. When an ad agency's head honcho dons his traditional Santa suit for a company party, Midnight Louie scents a murderous trap and soon someone has put jolly old St. Nick into permanent deep freeze. Meanwhile, Louie's rival in romance is still trying to turn him into kitty litter, and a magician isn't about to let the holidays pass with making a surprise proposal that leaves Temple breathless. 177694 2006 Temple Barr: Cat in a Hot Pink Pursuit N Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #17 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. Freelance Public Relations hot shot and amateur detective Temple Barr has to do a favor for a top cop -- Temple goes undercover at Teen Queen, the newest pop star-search reality show all in the hopes of protecting the female cop's 13-year-old daughter. Temple's in danger of being uncovered by the show's celebrity judges including her romance novelist aunt and her arch-enemy. Also other contestants who are all too willing to sabotage and backstab their way to the top. Unfortunately, someone has a real knife out for Las Vegas's young women, and it's up to Temple and her underfoot undercover partner, Midnight Louie, to ferret out the killer. 30-year-old Temple Barr, Las Vegas PR whiz and amateur sleuth goes undercover as 19-year-old Xoe Chloe Ozone on a reality TV show, Teen Idol. 177695 2000 Temple Barr: Cat in a Jeweled Jumpsuit N OWN - P Douglas, Carole Nelson PR -- #10 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Expert Temple Barr learn that the remodeling of a local Las Vegas hotel is being held up by a ghost -- none other than Elvis Presley's ghost. Who is the late night caller to Barr's former suitor, a radio counselor who sounds remarkably like Elvis? When a dead Elvis is found, the question is not only whodunit and why, but who is the dead man? 177696 2001 Temple Barr: Cat in a Kiwi Con N Douglas, Carole Nelson PR -- #12 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. Public Relations Whiz Temple Barr, PI Midnight Louie and Barr's ex-magician boyfriend are bespelled by murder most magical on a Las Vegas university campus. 177697 2002 Temple Barr: Cat in a Leopard Spot NM OWN - P Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #13 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. Midnight Louie has to bail out his favorite investigative partner but he also has to save a fellow feline from a charge of Murder One. When a big-tame hunter is found dead with only a leopard for company, the fun begins. Louie goes to investigate a desert resort outside Las Vegas that caters to big-game hunters who pay for the "fun" of shooting captive wild animals and getting that trophy head for the den wall. When the animal-abusing owner gets impaled on a trophy horn, a stolen performing leopard gets charged with the crime. Louie comes to the leopard's rescue. 177698 2003 Temple Barr: Cat in a Midnight Choir NM Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #14 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. Midnight Louie's daughter, Midnight Louise and some of her friends join the cat sleuth as he trails a Synth illusionist and her scheming Siamese assistant. While the felines battle black magic, Louie's cherished roommate, the plucky PR freelancer Temple Barr is investigating the Synth despite the discouragement of a homicide lieutenant who herself is secretly moonlighting as an undercover operative. The homicide lieutenant wants to nail the killer of a young stripper. The search has boiled down to two suspects: Temple's current significant other and the detective's ex-lover. 177699 2003 Temple Barr: Cat in a Neon Nightmare NM OWN - H Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #15 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louis and his daughter Miss Midnight Louise. 177700 2007 Temple Barr: Cat in a Quicksilver Caper N Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #18 Midnight Louie Series. Public Relations Freelancer Temple Barr is the feisty roommate of a Las Vegas private investigator and she has snagged the commission of her career: repping the opening exhibition of the Russian Czars' priceless treasures at the New Millennium Hotel. Trouble is, the hotel has booked an aerial magic act right above the exhibition. Barr's Vegas PR jobs invariably land her in shark-infested hot water. Her current PR job of handling publicity for the hotel prepare for the White Russian art exhibition and aerial magic show. A mysterious death before the opening plus the theft of the exhibitions' crown jewel spell big trouble. Temple manages to spin the death as an accident. Meantime she balances her private life between her longtime love for a master magician-secret agent and her new romance with an ex-priest. 177701 2000 Temple Barr: Cat in a Red Hot Rage NM Douglas, Carole Nelson PR -- #19 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. Tough talking twenty-pound tomcat PI is playing at the top of his game as he walks the walk and talks the talk on the mean streets of Las Vegas. The Red Hat Sisterhood convention hits Las Vegas. Temple's spirited landlady has dragged her to the convention Accused of murder after a woman is found strangled with an official Red Hat Sisterhood scarf, Temple's landlord begs her to clear her name by posing as a pink-hatter, an under-50 member of the organization. Midnight Louie joins the hunt for the killer. 177702 2008 Temple Barr: Cat in a Sapphire Slipper NM Douglas, Carole Nelson PR -- #20 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her sassy black tomcat, Midnight Louie. The tough-talking, 20-pound, tomcat PI is as feisty as ever as he and his gang try to keep his favorite roommate from losing her man. PR honcho Barr’s romance novelist aunt Kit has wound up in a romantic plot of her own. She’s snagged one of the most eligible bachelors on the Strip, a silver-tongued reputed ex-mobster with a heart of gold. There is to be a wedding -- and where there is a wedding there is usually a bachelor party. Things go disastrously wrong when the entire party is hijacked ad taken to a remote ranch out in the Nevada desert, a place where the women are wild and the sex is legal. Among the group is none other than Temple’s own Matt, an ex-priest. Truly a fish out of water, he soon comes on a beautiful woman who is quite naked and most thoroughly dead. Given the remoteness of the location and very few suspects on hand, this could be a very bad thing indeed. Louie managed to go along for the ride and once again it’s up to that big old tomcat to bail out his humans and save the day. Magician Mystifying Max Kinsella, Temple Barr’s former sweetie, has been secretly whisked away to a European hospital where he suffers from amnesia and is attracted to his sexy doctor. Meanwhile, Temple who believes Max is dead, has become engaged to Matt Devine, a former priest turned radio self-help guru, Mr. Midnight. 177703 1999 Temple Barr: Cat in an Indigo Mood NM OWN - P Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #11 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. At the Blue Dahlia, the forties-style music club, a homicide lieutenant moonlights as a torch singer. An unidentified woman is found dead in the parking lot with the words "she left" spray-painted nearby. Soon another victim is found dead in a church parking lot. Is a serial killer at work? 177704 2005 Temple Barr: Cat in an Orange Twist N Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #16 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. Public Relations ace Temple Barr, sharp and sassy public relations whiz in Las Vegas, finally is getting her life in order. Nobody Temple knows has been murdered -- at least not in the last few weeks. She accepts the job of planning a glitzy week of opening events for a trendy new furniture showroom. Dealing with temperamental décor mavens is no problem for a woman who has saved leopards from big game hunters, tracked killers through strip clubs… calmed the cantankerous owners of Las Vegas' most glamorous hotel and seen the ghost of Elvis. Suddenly Temple is neck deep in trouble -- and bodies. 177705 1994 Temple Barr: Cat on a Blue Monday (aka Cat and the Jill of Diamonds, The). NM OWN - P Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #3 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. Someone is stalking prize-winning purebreds at the annual Las Vegas Cat Show and Midnight Louie is on the prowl again. Temple is delving into the past of a handsome young hotline counselor who's captured her heart. Soon Louie and Temple find themselves up to their tails in blackmail, extortion, and cold-blooded murder. 177706 1999 Temple Barr: Cat on a Hyacinth Hunt N Douglas, Carole Nelson PR -- #9 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. Public Relations Expert Temple Barr, the redheaded, high-heeled human companion to detective Midnight Louie, has two best beaus both related to a drowned man and both have reasons to want him dead. 177707 1997 Temple Barr: Cat With an Emerald Eye NM OWN - P Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #6 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. Barr, a redheaded public relations expert and Midnight Louie's human partner won't be trick-or-treating this Halloween Eve. Her landlady is dragging her to a séance intended to resurrect the spirit of Harry Houdini. Midnight Louie scoffs, but when the séance ends abruptly with the murder of a famous psychic, his well-trained nose smells something fishy -- and it's not his dinner. When Temple discovers that the dead man was a debunker of false psychic phenomena, making any other supposed psychic in the room a prime suspect, she knows there's more to this case than meets the eye. 177708 1992 Temple Barr: Catnap NM Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #1 Midnight Louie Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. 177709 1994 Temple Barr: Pussyfoot NM Douglas, Carole Nelson PR - #2 Midnight Louie Mystery Series Public Relations Practitioner Temple Barr is a freelance PR woman who works in Las Vegas and solves mysteries with her black tomcat, Midnight Louie. Petite PR freelancer Barr finds herself at a striptease convention up to her spike heels in muscle-bound males, siliconed females and murder. As she tracks the killer, Midnight Louie pursues his own investigation. Now that fading film star and here purebred Persian (and Louie's platinum-haired lost love, Divine Yvett) are among the endangered and the tomcat sleuth will leave no rhinestone unturned to find the murderer. 177710 1918 Temple of Dusk, The M AFI-Poets Writer 177711 1975 Temple, The: Novel, A N OWN - H Weidman, Jerome News Media 177712 2003 Tempo M DVD -R HQ 8455, 8456 News Media. A Journalist (Ambroise Gayet). Newspaper Vendor (Stephane Petit). 177713 1998 Temporary Assignment, A N Callahan, Margaret Weinberg List Journalist 177714 2000 Temporary Husband N Azeltine, Patricia K. Journalist Stacey Williams without much time to date. Places a personal ad for a temporary husband in the very newspaper for which she works. 177715 2006 Temps de la desobeissance, Le TF France Journalist (Roger Viry-Babel). 177716 1967 Temps des doryphores, Le MF Commentator (Francois Perier) 177717 1999 Temps retrouve, Le MF Photographer (Pierre Pitrou). 177718 1946 Temptation M American Reporter covers opening of an Egyptian tomb. Adds to suspense in Romantic Thriller. Photographer (Tom Stevenson). 177719 1962 Temptation M AFI-Journalists Journalist 177720 1993 Temptation NSF Blair, Cynthia Magazine Freelance Journalist Rachel Swann is a single mother stressed because her ex-husband is about to remarry and is fighting for custody of their daughter. She's a struggling writer looking for a big break. Other areas of her life are equally unsatisfying -- her articles for a slick magazine are basically fluff and a romance has just soured. Giddy with champagne while covering her latest assignment -- opening at Metropolitan Museum of Art featuring tiny country that still practices voodoo -- Swann stumbles into facsimile temple and says she would give anything to have three wishes granted. Her first wish is for a meaty story to boost her career so that she will not lose the custody battle with her ex-husband. She wishes for a man who is madly in love with her. She also has specific wishes for each of her two sisters. Her wishes are granted by a devil who takes the form of a blind date, an Avon lady and a plumber. 177721 2003 Temptation M Reporter (Peter Downing). Other Reporter (Jonathan Light). Other Reporter (Kyle Moore). Reporters (Daniel Hepner, Marlene Sharp). 177722 1959 Temptation (L'Ile Du Bout Du Monde) M Crouzat, Henri (Novel - "L'ile du bout du monde"). Jack Andrews (English Dialogue). Edmond T. Greville, Courzat, Louis A. Pascal (Screenplay) France - Ness Book. Film released in U.S. in 1962. Korean War Correspondent Patrick (Christian Marquand) is shipwrecked on an island with three women.. He becomes romantically involved with each. One dies trying to escape. Another is killed by the third, a homicidal killer arrested for murder. Killer then commits suicide when ship arrives leaving the reporter to be rescued alone. 177723 1954 Temptation For a King NM Secondari, John H. Press 177724 1965 Temptation, The N Kreve-Mickevius, Vincas Journalist, Russian-born, now living in Paris returns to Russia as an honored member of the French delegation to Moscow after the Revolution. Fights off Communist attempts to turn him into a virtual spy for Russian interests and a journalistic prostitute for the Soviet leaders 177725 1993 Temptations N Wilkes, Paul Investigative Journalist Joseph moves from New York City good life to a Vermont Trappist monastery where he deals with his long-dormant spirituality and a young monk's mysterious death. Joseph is a well-known journalist who lives a very public life. Yet in his way he is a devout Catholic drawn to the cloistered life of a Trappist monastery he had visited years before on a story. Hoping to write a book about the hidden souls there, but his visits with a charismatic father begin to waken his spirituality. Then he begins to hear stories about the mysterious circumstances surrounding recent death of a young, aspiring monk. Encouraged by his literary agent who smells big money and the possibility of a screenplay, Joseph researches book on monastic life. 177726 2009 Tempted Into the Tycoon’s Trap NR McKay, Emily Desire #1922 Tabloids have figured out Action-Adventure Movie Writer Cece Cassidy’s passionate history with Jack Hudson, and his connection to the dark-haired little boy she has “adopted.” Too bad her baby’s father was the last to know. Now Jack was going all caveman on her, forcing her into a lavish Tinseltown wedding with none of the marital benefits. The movie mogul had stomped on her heart yet again, but she couldn’t help craving his touch -- and wishing she could give their tempestuous romance a Hollywood ending. 177727 2009 Tempting Faith N Hubbard, Crystal Entertainment reporter Faith Wheeler knows a secret that can make her name in Hollywood. Unfortunately, that same secret could break Hollywood's freshest and fastest-rising action hero, a megastar who is what every man wants to be and what every woman wants. Handsome, smart, compassionate and charming, the star is a mystery that makes him all the more intriguing. No one knows his true origins or even his real name. Except Wheeler. She knows everything abut the man because he opened his heart to her one magical and tragic night when they were both high schoolers in the tiny mining town of Booger Hollow, West Virginia. Wheeler knows what the actor is, and more importantly, who he is. To prevent exposure, the star relies on every weapon in his considerable arsenal to win her silence. He uses his brains, his looks, his charm and his sophistication to convince her to keep his secret. But when disaster again strikes Booger Hollow, the actor discovers that the truth-that he never stopped loving her-is all he needs to have Faith. 177728 1998 Tempting Fate N Sawyer, Meryl Journalist Kelly Taylor's heart is shattered when her husband died in a plane crash. Only then did she learn that he had a child abandoned in a Venezuelan orphanage. Determined to rescue the boy, the Arizona journalist turns to an undercover agent for help. Soon they begin perilous liaison, joined in a sham marriage that arouses irresistible desire. Together they confront a maelstrom of secrets and danger where an innocent child and a cruel killer are waiting. 177729 2003 Tempting the Beast: Feline Breeds NSF Leigh, Lora #1 Feline Breeds Series Reporter Merinus Tyler will tempt Callan Lyons, draw him until the fury of the “mating frenzy” locks them into a battle of sexual heat there is no escape from. Lyons is a genetic experiment. One of six fighting for freedom and the survival of their Pride. Deception, blood and the evil Genetics Council are hot on their trail. Callan will use his strength to try and save them both -- and do all in his power to keep his woman in the process. 177730 2006 Tempting the Devil N Potter, Patricia Reporter Robin Stuart of the Atlanta Observer and an FBI agent both swear never to let love get in the way of their careers. But as they investigate three cop killings linked to the Southern Mafia, sparks fly and their oaths are broken. Stuart finds a frightened source who can connect the murders. Local law enforcement and the FBI want her to reveal her intimidated tipster but she refuses even with threat of contempt of court jailing. The FBI agent distrusts journalists, but wants to keep Stuart and her source safe. 177731 1998 Temptress, The NR Deveraux, Jude News Media 177732 1926 Temptress, The M Newspaper Vendor (Louise Emmons). 177733 1991 Ten MT Soviet Union Journalist (Andrei Mironov). 177734 1925 Ten Days M PR - AFI-Publicity Publicity 177735 1982 Ten Days That Shook The World, The (aka Krasnye kolokola II) MF Russia Journalist Jack Reed (Franco Nero) covers the revolution in Russia. Working for both the Metropolitan and the New York World. Journalist Bessie who works for the San Francisco Bulletin, also covering the Bolshevik revolution. 177736 1934 Ten Million N Hellinger, Mark Columnist Mark Hellinger's famous column 177737 1957 Ten Seconds From Now N GPL Cicellis, Kay Former Journalists. Simos. "Someday I shall put the editor of the Parthenon in his proper place." 177738 1960 Ten Who Dared M News Media 177739 1958 Ten Years After N Steinhouse, Herbert Press 177740 1975 Ten-Tola Bars, The N Wohl, Burton News Media 177741 2007 Ten, The M Vignette: "Thou shalt have no other god before me") News Media. 177742 2007 Ten, The M TV Anchor Jim Stansel (Reed Birney) is a live-in boyfriend of one of the girls in Jeff’s love triangle. Ten short stories each about one of the commandments. Cameraman Stuart Blumberg (Todd Holoubek). “Entertainment Beal” Host George Reardon 177743 1973 Tenafly T Radio Talk Show. Murder of a radio talk show host's wife 177744 1990 Tender Death NM OWN - P Meyers, Annette Journalist asked by Leslie Wetzon, now self-employed in a headhunting firm for brokerage house, to determine whether someone killed an acquaintance of hers -- a little old rich lady with Alzheimer's who jumped to her death from a 20th-floor apartment. 177745 1967 Tender Heart, The NR Miller, Marcia Advice Columnist Brooke Kirland’s understanding and compassion made her the perfect choice for handling the popular advice column, “Tell Nell.” Unfortunately, in her personal life, Brooke couldn’t see half so clearly. Her glamorous stepsister, Eve, for instance, could do no wrong as far as Brooke was concerned. And Brooke fell in love at first sight with charming young Dr. Wayne Stevens. When Wayne jilted her for Eve, Brooke was grateful for the special assignment that took her to Mexico -- especially after she met novelist Paul Chandler there. She didn’t know her editor had dreamed up the trip to shield her from another shock: someone had gotten hold of one of her correspondent’s letters, had recognized the anonymous writer -- a famous actress -- and tried blackmail. When Brooke learned the truth, she knew she had to go back and face the victim, though going back would mean leaving Paul, perhaps forever. Dear Nell.... 177746 1962 Tender is the Night M SVD 1022 Reporter (Armand Largo). Photographer (Art Salter). 177747 1948 Tender Men, The N Gibbs, Willa Newspaperman recruited into the Communist party. Schooled in Marxism tactics, he becomes a valuable tool to the party in his work. In a moment of crisis, he fails to follow the party line and is marked for liquidation. San Francisco locale. 177748 1983 Tender Mercies M DVD -R HQ 6567, 6568. DVD. SVD 963 Reporter digs for dirt behind singer Mac Sledge's previous marriage to a popular singer. Reporter (Paul Gleason). 177749 1949 Tender Mercy N OWN - H Kaufman, Lenard Press 177750 2008 Tender Secrets NR Christopher, Ann Kimani Romance Series #112 Investigative Reporter Viveca Jackson vowed she would destroy the wealthy Warner family. After all, the powerful clan was responsible for her father’s unfortunate accident and her family’s ruin. But when the feisty journalist embarked on her quest for payback, she didn’t count on arrogant Andrew Warner’s devastating charm, or the passion that flared between them. Andrew was determined to make her go away. He was also determined to get her into his bed. And after the would-be enemies share a night of fiery passion, each is left wanting more. Although in the light of day, Viveca and Andrew are both left wondering if her undercover deception and his dark family secret will make a not-so-happy ending to their love story. 177751 1983 Tender Taming N Graham, Heather Public Relations Director Whitney Lathan had been confident she could pave the way for a modern housing development on disputed Seminole land, convinced that even J.E. Stewart, the Indians’ shrewd representative, could be “handled.” She hadn’t a doubt until it was pitch-dark, raining snakes and alligators and she was totally lost -- stumbling blindly through the treacherous Everglades. Then she found herself face down in the Florida swamp,when the formidable White Eagle appeared out of nowhere to sweep her into his arms, carry her to his isolated cabin, and dare her to enter a realm of savage beauty where love was still a passionate, untamed territory. 177752 1955 Tender Trap, The M DVD -R HQ 5001, 5002. L Society Reporter (Madge Blake). TV announcer (Gil Harman) 177753 1932 Tenderfoot, The M SVD 1441 Rogers Newsstand Proprietor (Harry Seymour) 177754 1959 Tenderloin N OWN - H Adams, Samuel Hopkins Journalists, two of them, play important roles in this gay story of a wicked neighborhood in the Gay Nineties. Reporter from the Police Gazette 177755 2007 Tenderness M News Media. TV News Anchor (Jane Fergus). TV News Reporter (Stewart Summers). News Reporter (Kenny Shapiro). 177756 1982 Tenebrae (aka giallo Tenebrae) MF DVD Lesbian Journalist-Feminist Activist Tilde (Mirella D’angelo) and her promiscuous bisexual lover are killed by a serial killer who is obsessed by a novel written by an American mystery author, Peter Neal (Anthony Franciosa), who is in Italy to do a book tour. Before he kills them, he whispers “pervert...filthy, slimy pervert.” Another motive may be the journalist’s hard questions at a reception (the killer is there, but the audience doesn’t know he is there) where she calls the book a “sexist novel.” She also says that in Neal’s work, he portrays “women as victims, ciphers. The male heroes with their hairy macho bullshit.” The lesbian reporter then questions why he despises women so much. The journalist hears a noise and yells at her lover to turn down the music. As she goes to put on a new shirt, the killer grabs her from behind, shirt still over her head and first slashes a hole in it. Then he dispatches her with a razor. The lover, hearing noise comes down to find the journalist dead, turns to run and is slashed from behind. More murders take place. Following each murder, Neal receives letters made of a piece of paper and letters cut out of newspaper headlines. A phone call follows where the killer says to Neal: “You and me together, we’ve only just begun.” The police detective says these killings are like a tribute to Peter Neal. TV Journalist Christiano Berti, a fan, asks Neal in a pre-interview some pointed questions about the book’s themes. The reporter says the novel is about human perversion and its effect on society asking how Neal sees the effects of deviant behavior on our lives. Neal denies that is the theme or core of the book and the interviewer points out that two of the victims are “deviants.” Neal says the killer is insane. Then they start the real interview. After the original killer is killed, Neal becomes a second killer. 177757 2005 Tengo el poder MF Journalist (Connie Ansaldi). Carlos realizes that he has special mind powers. This frightens him so much, that he decides to call for help. His best friend convinces him to travel back in time to go and visit the dinosaurs 177758 1984 Tengoku no eki: Heaven Station MF Japan. Photographer (Nobuyoshi Araki). 177759 1963 Tengoku to jigoku MF Reporter (Koji Mitsui) 177760 1981 Tenko T Series Journalist (Michael Loney). 177761 1954 Tennessee Champ M DVD -R HQ 5707, 5708. SVD 1469 Girl Reporter (Hope Miller). Young Reporter (David Bair). Reporter (Tom Daly). Reporter (Bradford Hatton). Reporter (Dick Haynes). Reporter (William Lewin). Reporter (Dick Simmons). 177762 1942 Tennessee Johnson M DVD -R HQ 2250 (Media Excerpts) News Media. Reporter (Jim Davis). Reporter (Frank Jacquet). Reporter (Pat O'Malley). Reporter (William Roberts). Reporter (Emmett Vogan). Photographer (Jack Zeller). 177763 1952 Tennessee Newsboy (aka. The Newsboy Blues) MUS OWN Faith, Percy and Dick Manning Performance: Frank Sinatra and Axel Stordahl - The Columbia Years, 1943-1952, Volume 12 Newsboy. "Hey, read all about it, read all about it! Paper, mister? Down in Nashville, Tennessee, A little fella shouted this to me, Buy a paper, know the news, Or else I gotta sing the Newsboy's blues. Dig a nickel from your jeans, A nickel buys a lot of jelly beans. Hey there, mister, don't refuse, I hate to have to sing the Newsboy Blues. See the headlines, what do you read? See the want ads, what do you need? Read the funnies, what do you say? I haven't even sold a single paper today. Tell you what I'm gonna do, Give me a nickel and I'll sing for you, Tap the rhythm with my shoes, My little song is called the Newsboy Blues. …Tell you what I'm gonna do, Give me a nickel and I'll croon for you. Tap the rhythm with my shoes, My little song is called the Newsboy Blues…. Paper ! Get your evening paper here, what do you read? Get your evening paper! 177764 1963 Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales C Series. 9-28-1963 to 12-18-1966. CBS, ABC. Newspapers. "How do we start a newspaper?" one of the questions on the show. 177765 2007 Tennis Court Conjunctions NJ Fisher, Doris with D.L. Gibbs. Illustrator Jeff Chandler TV Reporter is the sidekick kid reporter to TV Announcer Buzz Star as grammar comes to life using entertaining sports narratives to teach language arts skills. Press-box banter introduces amusing players and exciting action. 177766 1949 Tennis Racquet M Radio Commentator (Doodles Weaver) 177767 1949 Tension M DVD -R 1774 HQ (Media Excerpts) Reporter Artie at Press Club Café questioning the police lieutenant. Reporter at Press Club Café (Bert Davidson). Reporter at Press Club Café (Mike Morelli). Reporter at Press Club Café (Carl Sklover). 177768 1956 Tension at Table Rock M Reporters (Herbert Lytton, Joey Ray). 177769 1980 Tenspeed and Brown Shoe: T Episode TV Newscaster (Little Tawney) 177770 1971 Tent of Miracles (Tenda dos milagres) N OWN - P Amado, Jorge 1969 Spanish release. Journalist Fausto Pena, narrator, poet and journalist. Protagonist's 1968 biographer. Lidio Corro, printer/owner of the Tent of Miracles. Ana Mercedes, mulatta, poetess, reporter and Pen's unfaithful girlfriend. 177771 1977 Tentacles M Max, Jerome, Tito Carpi, Steve Carabatsos (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Ned Turner (John Huston) is a snoopy journalist in a coastal community terrorized by a giant octopus stirred up by construction of an underwater tunnel. Construction company head complains about the reporter's story. Reporter confronts the company head after being chewed out by his editor. Company head's assistant accuses reporter of playing big city journalist and trying to make himself look good by increasing paper's circulation. Reporter agrees to cooperate with the police in not sensationalizing the events and event tells police chief he will not print anything until the material has been cleared. 177772 1938 Tenth Avenue Kid M Kahn, Gordon, Adele Buffington (Story). Kahn (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Susan Holland (Beverly Roberts) has been writing stories about a detective who is on the trail of bank robbers. She gets angry when he tries to starve a boy to get him to name the rest of the gang. She slams him in print for the treatment of the boy. She helps to save the boy and ends up marrying the detective. The kid goes off to military school. 177773 1983 Tenth Crusade, The N OWN - H Hyde, Christopher News Media 177774 1997 Tenth Justice, The N Meltzer, Brad Reporter Eric Stroman "out to win a Pulitzer." Worked for a monthly, Washington Life magazine. Then he got a job at the Washington Herald a "right-wing, lunatic" newspaper. "Just when I thought I was going to spend the rest of my journalistic career covering local antique shows and the best new restaurants, I get a call from the Washington Herald. "They had a staff writer opening in the political bureau. I started two weeks…" Circulation of 80,000 "and they're all mine." Eric files news story on possible Court leaks. Washington Post Reporter Diana Martin. Checking out story about possible leaking of information. 177775 1979 Tenth Month, The MT SV 90, 66 Hobson, Laura Z. (Book) Magazine Journalist Carol Burnett as a middle-aged journalist who's pregnant and single. On the magazine, she writes editorials and feature articles. Becomes pregnant apparently by another journalist with whom she is having an affair. Tells editor she needs the time off. Problems she has as unwed mother. 177776 1959 Tents of Wickedness, The N GPL DeVries, Peter Editor-Publisher Chick Swallow. Bulwinkle, editor and publisher of the Picayune Blade. Charles (Chick) Swallow, protagonist, newspaper man in his forties. 177777 1997 Tenue correcte exigee MF Journalist-Interview (Claude Laurent) 177778 1992 Tequila and Bonetti T SV 143 (Media Excerpts) Episode. 4-17-92 News Media 177779 1988 Tequilla Sunrise M Newspapers. It's going to make for messy headlines 177780 1994 Terceira Margem do Rio, A MF Reporter (Laura Lustosa) 177781 1869 Terence McGrant SS Peck, George Wilbur Fictional Journalist created by Peck. Representative in Ripon, Wisconsin. Letter from a fictitious kinsman. 177782 1985 Terminal NM OWN - H Forbes, Colin Correspondent, fiancé to Nancy Kennedy 177783 1989 Terminal City Ricochet M Canada Newsboy. Newspaper carrier inadvertently hooks up with disorganized rebels in a fascist future. 177784 1987 Terminal Exposure M Anchorman (Deem Bristow). Interviewer (Jennifer Mayer). 177785 1973 Terminal Island M News Media. Newswoman (Jo Morrow). Newsman (Richard Taylor). 177786 1995 Terminal Justice M News Media. Female Anchor (Ola Sturik) 177787 2006 Terminal Man M News Media. News Reporter (Yvonne Cornell). Man is stunned when he discovers his favorite comic book superhero is real. 177788 1974 Terminal Man, The M Reporter (Lee de Broux) 177789 1995 Terminal Rush M Newscaster (Karen Villeneuve) 177790 1994 Terminal Velocity M News Media. Newscaster (Martha Vazquez). Helicopter Newscaster (Lori Lynn Dickerson). 177791 2004 Terminal, The M TV Anchors (Jeff Michael, Dilva Henry). Field Reporter (Michelle Arthur). TV Newscaster (Kent Shocknek) 177792 1991 Terminator 2: Judgment Day M DVD -R HQ 8092. 8093, 8095 Photographer (William Wisher Jr.) 177793 2003 Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines M News Media. KTLA Anchorman (Larry McCormick - Himself). 177794 1984 Terminator, The M DVD -R HQ 8453, 8454. L. VHS 942 TV Anchorwoman (Hettie Lynne Hurtes). TV anchorman (Joe Farago). Reporter (Webster Williams). News reporters called jackals. She hears TV report in bar 177795 2008 Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles, The T Episode #10. 9-8-2008 TV Field Reporter (Noemi Amarilla). Camera Assistant (Laura Lyman). In the aftermath of the explosion, Sarah and John are taken prisoner. Cameron also survives but now believes her mission is to kill John. Sarah and John take refuge in a nearby church and must decide how to stop Cameron. Catherine Weaver purchases the Turk and clearly has plans to use it for her own purposes. FBI Agent Ellison is the sole survivor of the failed attempt to arrest Cromartie. He tells all to his superiors but is put on administrative leave. 177796 2008 Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles: Gnothi Seaution T DVD -R HQ 9507 Episode #2. 1-2008 News Media. 177797 2008 Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles: Heavy Metal T DVD -R HQ 9598 Episode. 2-4-2008 News Media. When Sarah, Cameron and John track down stolen cargo they become separated, which leads John to discover that the future is more unsafe than he had hoped. Agent Ellison’s murder investigation leads him to an interesting suspect. 177798 2008 Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 9506 Episode #1. 1-2008 News Media. TV Reporter from KZPZ-TV 177799 1985 Terminators, The: Megatron's Master Plan (1) C Episode #31. 10-14-1985 Reporter, Roving (Morgan Lofting voice). Megatron and a politician team up to slander the image of the Autobots Many millions of years ago, on the planet Cybertron, life existed, but not life as we know it today. Intelligent robots that could think and feel inhabited the cities. They were called Autobots and Decepticons. Brutal Decepticons wanted total domination and set out to destroy the peace loving Autobots. War between forces of good and evil raged across Cybertron. TV series on the air for three years. 177800 1985 Terminators, The: Megatron's Master Plan (2) C Episode #32. 10-15-1985 Reporter (Jack Angel voice). While Megatron and Shawn Berger enjoy Decepticon Day in Central City, Spike tries to find video evidence that proves the Autbots are innocent. Many millions of years ago, on the planet Cybertron, life existed, but not life as we know it today. Intelligent robots that could think and feel inhabited the cities. They were called Autobots and Decepticons. Brutal Decepticons wanted total domination and set out to destroy the peace loving Autobots. War between forces of good and evil raged across Cybertron. TV series on the air for three years. 177801 2003 Terrarium M Reporters (Michelle Conway, Sandra Conway, Edward Dentzel, Paul Folger, Larry Heller). Twelve astronauts volunteer to pioneer a colony on a newly discovered planet. Radio DJ (Jake Bass). 177802 1923 Terrible Peacock, The SS Barnes, Djuna In "Smoke and Other Early Stories -- The Newspaper Tales of Djuna Barnes." City Editor assigns story of femme fatale (the Peacock of the title) to Karl: "Find out about her." The Argus. Karl's colleague is Garvey. 177803 1901 Terrible Teddy, the Grizzly King M PR Press. My Press Agent. My Photographer. Press 177804 1923 Terriford Mystery, The NM MLPL Lowndes, Marie Belloc Reporter Guy Cheale 177805 1997 Territorio Comanche (aka Comanche Territory) MF Reverte, Arturo Peres (Based on his novel) TV Newscaster Mikel Uriarte (Imanol Arias) is a sophisticated, veteran newsman who scoffs at Spanish Newswoman Laura Riera (Cecilia Dopazo) who is more accustomed to doing “puff pieces” than hard news. This is her first time in Sarajevo and the experience is nearly overwhelming. Eventually the two connect and become lovers. Meanwhile, Mikel’s fearless cameraman Jose (Carmelo Gomez) anxiously awaits the destruction of the city’s last remaining bridge. As Laura travels about the ruined town chronicling events and interviewing residents, she begins to lose her innocence and in so doing, gains painful insight into herself. At one point she finds herself entering the marketplace, a particularly dangerous sniper-inhabited location that has been dubbed by others as “Comanche Territory.” In the midst of the danger and destruction of Sarajevo during the Bosnian conflict, a brave, dedicated group of war correspondents from all over the world gathered to bring the terrifying war into the lives of others. In the name of ratings and personal glory, these newshounds regularly risk their lives to get their stories. The war drama centers on three such reporters. Technico TV Bosnia 1 (Igor Mesin). Tecnico TV Bosnia 2 (Goran Navojec). Technico Canal Plus 1 (Luis Valles). Technico Canal Plus 2 (Jaime Botella). 177806 1997 Territorio comanche MF Female Journalist 177807 1994 Territorio comanche N Reverte, Arturo Peres War Correspondents covering the Bosnian conflict. In the midst of the danger and destruction of Sarajevo during the Bosnian conflict, a brave, dedicated group of war correspondents from all over the world gathered to bring the terrifying war into the lives of others. In the name of ratings and personal glory, these newshounds regularly risk their lives to get their stories. The war drama centers on three such reporters. TV Newscaster Mikel Uriarte is a sophisticated, veteran newsman who scoffs at Spanish Newswoman Laura Riera who is more accustomed to doing “puff pieces” than hard news. This is her first time in Sarajevo and the experience is nearly overwhelming. Eventually the two connect and become lovers. Meanwhile, Mikel’s fearless cameraman Jose anxiously awaits the destruction of the city’s last remaining bridge. As Laura travels about the ruined town chronicling events and interviewing residents, she begins to lose her innocence and in so doing, gains painful insight into herself. At one point she finds herself entering the marketplace, a particularly dangerous sniper-inhabited location that has been dubbed by others as “Comanche Territory.” 177808 1979 Terror M TV Reporter (David McGillivray) 177809 1982 Terror at Alcatraz MT Larson, Glen A. (Teleplay) Pilot for "Fitz and Bones" TV series TV Street Reporter Ryan Fitzpatrick (Dick Smothers) and Cameraman Bones Howard (Tommy Smothers) search for a treasure hidden by Al Capone at Alcatraz. Also pursue story on old man setting off bombs in San Francisco to draw attention to problems of old. Newswriter (Barbara Baldwin). 177810 2003 Terror at Baxter U M Photographer, Student (Brian Kopinski). 177811 1997 Terror at High Tide NM OWN - H Dixon, Franklin W. Hardy Boys Adventure. Reporter Frank is now an investigative reporter. Callie is interning at a local newspaper. One of the Hardy boys is a newspaperman 177812 1966 Terror Beneath the Sea M Japan Reporter hero (Sinichi "Sonny" Chiba) and mad scientist 177813 1989 Terror Eyes M Newscaster (Eric Parkinson) 177814 1999 Terror Firmer M Reporter (Paul Kyrmse). Pushy Reporter (Tony Maestrone-Finn). TV Interviewers (Lemmy, Paul Cohen). 177815 1990 Terror in Paradise M Newspaper Boy (Mark Fullerton). 177816 1966 Terror in the City (aka Pie in the Sky) M Baron, Allen (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsboy Brill (Richard Bray) gets job as paper carrier in New York City. Wins money in poker game from street gang head who controls newsboys. Beaten up and helped by prostitute. After prostitute is arrested, newsboy buys bicycle to return home but is hit by a truck. Spends night with black couple and finally returns to farm. 177817 2003 Terror in the Darkness M Reporter (Alison Ganssle) 177818 1992 Terror in the Hot Tubs M Reporter. Steve the Reporter (Bryon Davis). 177819 1994 Terror in the Night MT TV Newscaster (Lisa Cooley) 177820 2006 Terror in the Tropics M Reporter Rosalind “Roz” Darrow (Jennifer Rouse), a sassy star reporter, and Photographer Ace Zucco (Leo Dymowski) travel aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise with a woman who has been left an inheritance by a mysterious benefactor and must travel to mysterious Fog island where the reading of the will takes place if she wants to claim the money. As their ocean journey progresses, they encounter a half-drowned sailor who tells a strange tale of Skull Island. The reporter and photographer soon find their destiny colliding with a private investigator who is helping famed detective Mr. Wong. 177821 1973 Terror in the Wax Museum M Newsboy (Sandy Helberg). 177822 1962 Terror of the Bloodhunters M AFI-Authors Writer 177823 1939 Terror on Tiptoe NM Horler, Sidney Press 177824 1992 Terror on Track 9 MT SVD 592. SV 166 9-18-92 Reporter and FBI expert complicate Lt. Frank Janek's investigation into lethal injection murders of several women. Reporter #1 (Janet Bailey). Reporter #2 (Philip Akin). 177825 2009 Terror Toons 3 M News Anchor (Bryn Hammond). 177826 1917 Terror, The NS MLPL Machen, Arthur In "Tales of Horror and the Supernatural by Arthur Machen." Newspapers 177827 1975 Terror's Cradle N Kyle, Duncan News Media 177828 1988 Terrorgram M News Director Jerry (Jeff Jerome). Cameraman Greg (Thomas B. Capp). 177829 2006 Terrorist Ate My Brain, A M Short News Reporter (Gary Apple). New form of digital terrorism has been unleashed on America -- deadly song transmitted through Ipods is turning New York City into brain-eating zombies. American Rival Host (Shannon Marie Kerr). 177830 1988 Terrorist on Trial: United States vs. Salim Ajami, The MT News Media. Reporter (Darwyn Carson). Reporter (Nike Doukas). Reporter (Timothy Jecko). Newscaster (Margery Nelson). Newscaster (Phil Proctor). TV Host (Adam Englund). 177831 1999 Terrorist, The M Photographer (Anna Durai) 177832 2003 Terrorister - en film om dom domda DF Sweden Interviewers Stefan Jari, Lukas Moodysson. 177833 2005 Terry MT Publicist Bill Vigars (Matt Gordon). Newfoundland Reporter (Mack Furlong). Reporter #1 (David Fraser). DJ (Dax Ravina). Story of Terry Fox's unprecedented cross-Canada marathon on an artificial leg for cancer research that made him a national hero 177834 1952 Terry & The Pirates: T Series 1952-1953 Freelance Reporter for the Affiliated News Service 177835 2003 Terry and Gaby Show, The T UK. Series 2003-2004. Roving Reporter Danny McCall (2003). Presenters Richard Whitely (2003). 177836 2003 Terry and Gaby Show, The: T Series 2003-2004 TV Film Critic (Emma Kennedy). Roving Reporter (Danny McCall). 177837 1985 Terry and June: Death of a Salesman T Episode #50. 10-5-1985 Newspaper Boy (Russell Lee Nash). 177838 1985 Terry and June: Mistaken Identity T Episode #56. 11-16-1985 Newsreader (Paul McDowell). 177839 1930 Terry of the Times M Serial. 10 episodes. To Be Continued. Investigative Reporter Terry (Reed Howes) of the Times, son of newspaper's founder. Uncle Robert Macy (Sheldon Lewis), publisher of the Times. Son of a newspaper founder must marry or lose inheritance 177840 2004 Terryho dotocna DF Short Interviewer Petr Palous (Voice). Narrator Miroslav Taborsky (Voice). 177841 1997 Terug naar Oosterdonk MTF Miniseries Reporter (Adriaan Van den Hoof) 177842 1996 Tesis MF Female Journalist 177843 1997 Tess Monaghan: Baltimore Blues NM OWN - P Lippman, Laura #1 Tess Monaghan Series Reporter Tess Monaghan was a damn good reporter who knew her hometown intimately until her paper the Baltimore Star, crashed and burned. Gainfully unemployed at 29, she's willing to take any freelance job to pay the rent. This includes a bit of unorthodox snooping for a rowing buddy. Attorney is killed and the case makes front page news because of his notoriety and noontime trysts with Monaghan's buddy's fiancée. Her friend becomes the primary suspect but trying to prove his innocence could prove costly to the reporter. Monaghan spends her days working part-time at the bookstore owned by her sexy aunt and trying not to fall into the disgustingly polluted Patapsco from her city-owned boat. 177844 1998 Tess Monaghan: Butchers Hill NM Lippman, Laura #3 Tess Monaghan Series Reporter Tess Monaghan has finally made the move and hung out her shingle as a p.i. for hire, complete with an office in Butchers Hill. Tess's greyhound Esskay has no trouble taking marathon naps anywhere there's a roof. The newspaperwoman turned sleuth. 177845 2005 Tess Monaghan: By a Spider's Thread NM Lippman, Laura #8 Tess Monaghan Series Former Reporter Tess Monaghan is now a private investigator in Baltimore who hates matrimonial cases. But she hates the idea of being bankrupt even more so she agrees to look for a man's missing wife and three children. 177846 1997 Tess Monaghan: Charm City NM OWN Lippman, Laura #2 Tess Monaghan Series Reporter Tess Monaghan was a practiced reporter until her newspaper went to that great pressroom in the sky. Now she's a private investigator who knows and loves every inch of her native Baltimore. A business tycoon is trying to bring pro basketball back to town and everybody's rooting for him -- until a devastating, muckraking expose of his lurid past appears on the front page of the Baltimore Beacon-Light. It's a surprise even to the Beacon-Light (Blight) editors who thought they killed the piece. Instead the article kills the business tycoon who is found in his garage with the car running. Now the bright wants to nail the unknown computer hacker who planted the lethal story and the assignment is right up the alley of a former newshound like Tess. It doesn't take long for Monaghan to discover deeper, darker secrets and to realize that she may be next on the list to get killed. 177847 2002 Tess Monaghan: In a Strange City NM Lippman, Laura #6 Tess Monaghan Series Former Reporter Tess Monaghan is now a private investigator in Baltimore. She's a devotee of Edgar Allen Poe and knows every January 19th, on his birthday, an anonymous visitor walks to Poe's Baltimore grave and leaves three red roses and bottle of brandy A client wants Monaghan to stake out the writer's grave to catch the anonymous visitor. She's too curious to resist. To her surprise two visitors appear and a struggle soon ensues leaving one dead and the other gone. 177848 1999 Tess Monaghan: In Big Trouble NM Lippman, Laura #4 Tess Monaghan Series. Lippman was a Baltimore Sun reporter for 12 years. Reporter Tess Monaghan is now a private investigator and she has learned how to survive and thrive on the streets of Baltimore. But a new case forces her to confront her past and a man she loved and lost. It starts when she gets a newspaper photograph of her old boyfriend with a tantalizing shard of headline attached: "In Big Trouble." The answers lie far from Baltimore. 177849 2003 Tess Monaghan: Last Place, The: NM Lippman, Laura #7 Tess Monaghan Series Former Reporter Tess Monaghan is now a private investigator in Baltimore. A string of unsolved homicides sends Monaghan hightailing it around the state of Maryland searching for a culprit. Five brutal homicides -- zero arrests. Disgraced private investigator Monaghan agrees to review the police murder files for blunders and finds a single common thread emerging with shocking clarity -- the link is Monaghan herself. 177850 2006 Tess Monaghan: No Good Deeds NM Lippman, Laura #9 Tess Monaghan Series Former Reporter Tess Monaghan is now a private investigator in Baltimore. This time she is involved in a frightening investigation that will make her question her loyalties and threaten those she holds most dear. The unsolved murder of a young federal prosecutor is nothing more than a theoretical problem, one of several cases to be deconstructed in her new gig as a consultant to the local newspaper. But it becomes all too tangible when her boyfriend brings home a young street kid who doesn't even realize he holds an important key to the man's death. Tess agrees to protect the boy's identity, especially when one of his friends is killed in what appears to be a care of mistaken identity. Federal agents are determined to learn the boy's name at any cost. Soon she's facing felony charges. 177851 2001 Tess Monaghan: Sugar House, The NM OWN - P Lippman, Laura #5 Tess Monaghan Series Reporter Tess Monaghan, now a private investigator, gets pulled into an undercurrent of power and politics when she investigates the murder of a teenage runaway. 177852 1984 Test of Love, A M DVD -R HQ 10713, 10714 Reporter (Stuart Bates). Newsman (Philip Stammers). 177853 1938 Test Pilot M DVD -R HQ 7335, 7336. VHS 1364, SVD 1356 (Missing Ending) Photographer (Phillip Terry). Photographer (James Donlan). Advertising Man (Roger Converse). Photographer (Tom Rutherford). Photographer (Phillip Terry). 177854 1916 Test, The M AFI-Authors Writer 177855 1999 Testaferro, El MF Journalist 177856 1983 Testament M Newscaster (Clete Roberts) 177857 1997 Testamento do Senhor Napumoceno O MF Radio Newscaster (Luis Lobo). Radio Newscaster (Fonseca Soares). Radio Newscaster (Luis de Matos). 177858 2000 Testigo en alerta DF Series. Mexico Reporter Jose Alberto Hernandez, Rodolfo Sanchez. Hosts Rafael Herrera, Alejandro Villalbazo, Sofia Villalobos. 177859 1988 Testimony M News Media. The Journalist (Robert Urquhart). American Commentator (Ed Bishop). Film Editor (Murray Melvin). 177860 2008 Testimony N Shreve, Anita News Media. After a party at an exclusive New England prep school, three popular basketball players, blasted on beer, end up having sex with a female student -- who’s only 14. And the acts are caught up on tape. The news quickly spreads and the news media are pointing fingers. Countless lives are changed for the worse. 177861 1972 Tetri qvebi MF Soviet Union. Photographer (Gogi Kavtaradze). 177862 1929 Teufelsreporter, Der MF Reporter (Eddie Polo). Billy Wilde as Billie Wilder (former journalist). 177863 1929 Teufelsreporter, Der (aka The Daredevil Reporter. Hell of a Reporter. The Devil’s Reporter. The Demon Reporter.) MF Germany. Reporter (Eddie Polo), a daredevil reporter, will stop at nothing to get the story. The far-from-star-reporter works for a Berlin paper. He argues with his editor, who is just off to get married, to give him a break and a good story to cover. But instead he is assigned to interview a group of American girls coming in that day on the train. Their chaperone is in the pay of a Berlin gang, which plans to kidnap the girls who are all heiresses and hold them for ransom. The reporter misses out on the interview to a rival paper, but goes after the girls. One of the girls, sensing that something is wrong, manages to slip him a note urging him to keep an eye on them. The kidnapping is pulled off and the two rival newspaper reporters are both on the trail. By tracing a telephone call that the chaperone made from the train, the reporter is able to get a line on the gang’s Berlin hideout, and form there follows the crooks to an island hideaway. With the police following him, he is able to help rescue the girls just before the distraught millionaire fathers pay the ransom. 177864 1982 Tex M News Media. Lady Reporter (Francine Ringold). 177865 1945 Tex and Jinx DR Radio Series. 1945-50 Hosts John Reagan (Rex McCrary, columnist and wife) 177866 1957 Tex and Jinx Show, The DT Interviewers. Interview program with husband-and-wife team of Tex McCrary and Jinx Falkenburg 177867 1948 Tex Granger M Serial. Editor-Owner Tex Granger Robert Kellard) buys newspaper, The Frontier in Three Buttes, and becomes fighting newspaperman who is also the Midnight Rider of the Plain 177868 1948 Texaco Star Theatre: R Series 1938-1949 Press 177869 1940 Texaco Star Theatre: Front Page R Episode. 1-17-1940 Reporter Hildy Johnson (Lee Tracy) and Editor Walter Burns. 177870 1997 Texas Baby NR Pickart, Joan Elliott Silhouette Special Edition #1141. That's My Baby! Series Reporter Gibson McKinley vows never to remarry but falls in love with a woman who wanted to be a needy child's mother even though she just turned 46 and had married off her other "baby." She has fallen in love with the most eligible bachelor in Texas, Journalist McKinley, the man who courted her, kissed her, made her feel desirable again, but doesn't want to marry, let alone become some Texas toddler's baby. 177871 2001 Texas Blood Money N Sharpe, Jon Trailsman #241 Cub Reporter form New York comes to Texas to do a story on The Trailsman. He is bare-faced and know-nothing but in for a wild ride because a couple of prairie punks are on their way to town -- and they want to kill The Trailsman. 177872 1986 Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, The M Sports Anchorman (Kinky Friedman). Anchorman (Wirt Cain). TV Commentator (Dan Jenkins). Radio Host (Caroline Williams) is victimized by the cannibal family. 177873 2009 Texas Cinderella NR Pade, Victoria Silhouette Special Edition Journalist Tanya Kimbrough was a down-to-earth woman who had no illusions about Prince Charming sweeping her off her feet. Then Tate McCord came home to Texas. The sexy surgeon, and second son of the famed Dallas jewelry dynasty, was totally off-limits to the hired help. But that didn’t stop Tanya from wanting to get to know the real man behind the legendary name. Tate hadn’t seen Tanya since she went away to college. And had his housekeeper’s daughter grown into a knockout. The sultry journalist, however, was also determined to uncover all his family secrets. But there was one secret Tate couldn’t keep to himself -- his growing love for this sassy, both-feet-on-the-ground reporter. 177874 2004 Texas Hill Country: Lone Star Cafe NR Wingate, Lisa #2 Texas Hill Country Series Journalist Laura Draper is a former army brat turned journalist who sent her friend on assignment in Texas is now there herself to oversee a recently acquired magazine. Draper is a publishing executive who is based in Virginia. A true workaholic, the 36-year-old is in denial about her life until she receives a breakup call from her boyfriend and then has a mini-breakdown outside the Lone Star Cafe, overwhelmed by her mother’s death, her father’s depression and her rapidly ticking biological clock. Inside, elderly twins offer her coffee with a secret ingredient and old-fashioned buttermilk pie, but the real attraction is their nephew, Graham. A former soldier, he is facing demons of his own, but the two do discover joy. But Laura believes that she’d be crazy to give up her fast-track lifestyle for a man she only met a few days ago, even though she has discovered more about herself in this interlude than ever before. When a fast-track promotion opportunity beckons, Laura discovers she cannot have it all, but she can still achieve the dreams that matter most. Fast-lane publishing whiz Laura is an ordinary woman faced with conflicting options. 177875 2003 Texas Hill Country: Texas Cooking NR Wingate, Lisa #1 Texas Hill Country Series Reporter Colleen (Collie) Collins has come out of Washington D.C. newspaper scandal depressed and minus a job and a boyfriend. So no one is more surprised than Collins when she's offered a job writing fluffy magazine articles about rural Texas cooking. Her friend, Journalist Laura Draper, sends her out on a freelance magazine assignment to Texas writing about two things she knows next to nothing about -- small town life and cooking. She ends up in San Saline Texas where as the "Yankee" she's the butt of many jokes. After a few days in town, the big-city reporter is falling for the local residents, especially the prodigal town son. When she learns she's now a hot item in Washington D.C., she has to make a hard decision -- return to her fast-paced life or stay in an enchanted town with a man she has only known a week but is in love with. 177876 2007 Texas Jam '78 M Interviewers (James McWilliams, Duncan Black, Thomas Edstrom). 177877 1955 Texas Lady M DVD -R HQ 4983, 4984. SVDSP 550 McCoy, Horace (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Prudence Webb (Claudette Colbert) takes over a Texas newspaper, The Fort Ralston Clarion. She fights for law and order in her western town. "That one little woman can grow pretty big with a newspaper behind her." Her independence is established at the outset as she wins at cards while on a riverboat and announces that she needs the money to start up the newspaper, which she inherited. Her claim to the newspaper is challenged by the current editor. He tells her she will have to prove his brother, who owns the paper, signed it over to her father. She is also told that whoever runs the paper will have to take orders from the town bosses. Webb declares her intention to change the policy. The "woman newspaperman" begins to make changes, writing editorials supporting the building of railroads. Her opponents try to stop her by serving her with a charge for back taxes on the paper. Newspaper is put up for sale but townspeople get up the money to pay the back taxes so she will stay. She confronts the outlaws, convinces them to pay back the money so she can buy a new printing press. 177878 1996 Texas Lonesome N Duncan, Alice Woman journalist Female Journalist 177879 1940 Texas Man Hunt M Press 177880 1951 Texas Rangers, The M Gruber, Frank (Story). Richard Schayer (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Helen Fenton (Gale Storm) takes over The Waco Star when her father is shot during scuffle between outlaws. She uses paper to express her objections to the Texas Rangers hiring former outlaws as assistants including men involved in father's death. Fenton demonstrates her ability to hold her own against the outlaws when she goes to local saloon to confront them directly: "It's my job to interview 'celebrities' when they come to town." Editor expresses contempt for man charged with robbing a bank. Man stages a fight in newspaper office to fool onlookers while he tries to explain to here that he has joined the gang to trap them. She refuses to believe him. Man first slaps, then kisses her. Two are reunited after climactic battle on and around moving train. Editor shows her dedication to her profession by wiring the story back to Waco before embracing the man. "That filly leaves a trail like a prairie fire." 177881 2005 Texas Roadhouse Presents: John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers T Interviewer-Host (Alan Ames). 177882 2006 Texas Tale of Treason, A M Russian News Anchor (Lucy Bannister). 177883 2005 Texas Tale, The M News Media. Reporter Francine (LeMechia Lachelle). Cameraman (Tracey Frost). 177884 1942 Texas to Bataan M Radio Newscast. Radio newscast about Pearl Harbor 177885 1948 Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven M Reporter (Charles Williams) 177886 1990 Texasville M TV News Anchor (Meri Beth Moore) 177887 1966 Texican, The M VHS 1277 AFI-Newspapermen Publisher Roy Carlin (Victor Vilanova) of the Clarion. 177888 1925 Th' First Robin H Hubbard, Frank McKinney Editor and Publisher the Hon. Ex-Editur Cale Fluhart of the Bloom Center Weekly Sliphorn talked about how the Robin is the first true sign that spring has arrived among other observations. 177889 2006 Th6 Cod6 Curs6: S666K the Shocking Truths! N Brown, Jan Photojournalist Jason Crest has had a deep-rooted, life-long obsession to seek and search for the ultimate truth of life and its archenemy -- the antichrist code-named 666. To refrain from restiveness, the photojournalist penned down his mind only to have it used against him. As events took a turn for the worse, his wish for a paradise finally came true but with a twist from tomb to womb. 177890 1997 Thank God He Met Lizzie M Photographer (Dominic Condon). 177891 2001 Thank Heaven M Reporter (Barry Julien). Reporter (Chris Taaffe). 177892 1969 Thank You All Very Much (aka Touch of Love, A) M Drabble, Margaret (Novel - "Millstone, The" and Screenplay). AFI-Television Announcers. Ness Book TV Newscaster George (Ian McKellan) of the BBC is bisexual and gets a graduate student pregnant. The reporter, who does not know the baby is his, meets the heroine again after she has succeeded on her own. She decides not to tell him the child is his, She lets him leave having elected to live alone. World of young London writers, journalists and TV personalities depicted well. 177893 1994 Thank You For Smoking N Buckley, Christopher PR Public Relations Practitioner Nick Naylor (Aaron Eckhart), spokesman for the Academy of Tobacco Studies or in other words “a flack for cigarette companies” is paid to promote their product on talk and news shows. The problem? He’s so good at his job, so effortlessly unethical, that he’s become a target for both anti-tobacco terrorists and the FBI. He is nearly killed when antismoking activists cover him with nicotine patches. The adventures of Naylor, a shamelessly slimy yuppie and PR flack par excellence for the tobacco industry, consists of Naylor’s attempts to prop up his failing corporate star by expanding his defense of the evil weed. Working the airwaves, he engineers a successful, hysterical appearances on Oprah Winfrey and Larry King talk shows. Then he’s kidnapped by anti-tobacco terrorists who attempt to murder him by plastering his body with nicotine patches. There’s also a semi-secret weekly lunch clubs that consists of Naylor and his fellow PR friends for the NRA and the alcohol industry. TV Anchor-Host Joan Lunden (Herself). Reporter #1 (Catherine Reitman). Reporter #2 (Sean Patrick Murphy). Interviewer (Melora Hardin). Debate Moderator (Roy Jenkins). 177894 2005 Thank You for Smoking M DVD -R HQ 9270, 9271 Reporter Heather Holloway (Katie Holmes) of the Washington Pulse, top Washington journalist, who displays smarmy charm as a duplicitous reporter who romances a lobbyist for cigarette companies. Public Relations Practitioner Nick Naylor (Aaron Eckhart). Reporter #2 (Sean Patrick Murphy). Reporter #1 (Catherine Reitman). Interviewer (Melora Hardin).TV Newswoman Joan Lunden (Herself). When the seductive Holloway tells the tobacco industry spokesman, "I'd love to see where the devil sleeps," she's not being polite. Nick sleeps with an opportunistic reporter from the Washington Probe who spills his pillow talk into a front-page expose and his life goes into a tailspin. 177895 1971 Thank You Very Much MT Interviewer (Tania Robinson, Sally Adez). 177896 2008 Thank You, Mr. President: Helen Thomas at the White House DT DVD -R HQ 10160 8-18-2008 Journalist Helen Thomas spends decades covering White House press conferences. 177897 1943 Thank Your Lucky Stars M DVD -R HQ 6104, 6105, 6096. L Commentator (Lou Marcelle). Assistant Photographer (Hank Mann). 177898 1991 Thank Your Lucky Stars NR OWN - P Lee, Lydia Written in the Stars #784. The Aries Man Editor Max Hunter had to cut costs and astrologer Jane Smith was the first on his list. 177899 1928 Thanks for the Buggy Ride M AFI-Publishers Publisher 177900 1944 Thanks for the Lovely Funeral SS Davis, Frederick C. Dime Detective, Oct. 1944 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 177901 1998 Thanks of a Grateful Nation MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Jeff Clark). Reporter #2 (Michelyn Emelle). Washington Post Reporter (Michael Capellupo). 177902 2001 Thanksgiving N Dibdin, Michael British Journalist-Narrator Anthony "Tony" Baines, expatriate British journalist living in America, tracks down first husband of his wife Lucy who is killed in a airplane crash 177903 2003 Thanksgiving Family Reunion MT TV Reporter (Dagmar Midcap). 177904 2000 That '70s Show: Afterglow T Episode #42. 2-14-2000 School Newspaper. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon) has finally made Eric a man. He's overjoyed about it until he hears that things didn't go as well as he thought they had. again. Upset that she talked to others instead of him, Eric suggests they just don't do it Donna's upset because this was exactly what she was afraid would happen. Things would get weird between them. They manage to resolve the matter without the help of their friends. 177905 2000 That '70s Show: Baby Fever T DVD -R HQ 8621 Episode #58. 11-28-2000. Series 8-23-1998 to 5-18-2006 School Newspaper. Donna's first story in the newspaper doesn't get the kind of reaction she expected as she and Eric discuss their future together. Donna gets mad at Eric for thinking that she would stay home with the children when they have their own. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon) grows more popular at the radio station and realizes that a long-distance relationship with Eric isn't going to work so she starts dating again eventually meeting the person who may be "the one." 177906 2003 That '70s Show: Christmas T Episode #137. 12-17-2003 Radio. Christmas Eve is going to be "Hot Donna's" first shot at being a DJ at the station she works for. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177907 2001 That '70s Show: Donna's Story T DVD -R 1520 Episode #84. 11-20-2001 School Newspaper. Eric disapproves of a story Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon) writes for school newspaper. He is upset because her story sounds exactly like events that happened in their relationship. So he decides to write his own story. 177908 2001 That '70s Show: Eric's Depression T Episode #78. 9-26-2001 Cameraman (Mark Ankeny). Four days after the big break-up, Eric locks himself in his room. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177909 1999 That '70s Show: First Date, The T Episode #16. 2-14-1999 School Newspaper. Eric decides to ask Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon) out on their official first date and give her his class ring on Valentine's Day. 177910 2006 That '70s Show: Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy T DVD -R HQ 5413 Episode #192. 2-2-2006 TV Host Christine St. George (Mary Tyler Moore) of "What's Up, Wisconsin." Jackie's new job at the station keeps her on edge as she assists crazy boss St. George. Jackie sharpens her pencils, a gift from Jane Pauley -- now a gift from Jane Pauley. St. George tries to teach Jackie to lie and cheat her way to the top. In an attempt to win St. George over, Jackie brings some of Kitty's home-made brownies to work. Her plan is successful until Jackie takes credit for the brownies herself on TV and then finds that she now has an angry Kitty to contend with. 177911 2003 That '70s Show: Hey Hey What Can I Do (aka Job Fair) T Episode #123. 3-12-2003 Radio. "Hot Donna" is signing autographs at the radio station's booth at the job fair. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177912 2000 That '70s Show: Hyde's Father T Episode #54. 10-17-2000 Magazines. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon) is disgusted when she finds out that Eric keeps dirty magazines under his bed. Fez tries to woo Donna and Jackie using suggestions he reads in Playboy Magazine. 177913 1999 That '70s Show: I Love Cake T Episode #32. 11-9-1999 School Newspaper. Eric freaks out when Donna says "I love you," and all he can think of to say in return is "I love cake." Donna, not knowing how to deal with this, turns to Jackie for relationship advice. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177914 2001 That '70s Show: It's a Wonderful Life T Episode #77. 9-25-2001 Radio. Eric is distraught after his break-up with Donna and wishes they never kissed in the first place. As soon as he utters this wish, a guardian angel appears to teach Eric it's better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all. Angel takes Eric on a journey to the future, the 1980s, to show him how everyone's lives would have turned out if he and Donna never got together. Eric remains unconvinced that the pain of his break-up was worth it, until the angel shows him the wonderful memories he would have never had. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177915 2002 That '70s Show: Leo Loves Kitty T DVD - HQ 10692 Episode #94. 2-19-2002 Photographer (Matt Winston). Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177916 2002 That '70s Show: Love, Wisconsin Style T Episode #104. 5-21-2002 Radio. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon) is drunk and skipping school with Casey. 177917 2003 That '70s Show: Magic Bus T DVD -R HQ 8739 Episode #133. 11-12-2003 Radio. Eric's 18th birthday and Donna's last day before moving to Madison for college. Eric struggles to let her go but Donna salvages the day with a gift she gives him at the bus station. 177918 2000 That '70s Show: Moon Over Point Place (1) T DVD -R HQ 10579 Episode #51. 5-22-2000 School Newspaper. Eric hates it when he finds a picture of Donna mooning the camera in the yearbook and has to deal with his jealousy in the matter. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177919 2004 That '70s Show: My Wife T DVD -R HQ 10845 Episode #154. 5-16-2004 Radio. When Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon) gets a full-time job as "Hot Donna" on the radio, she decides that staying in Point Place is the best thing to do. She also buys a very small trailer for her and Eric. 177920 2002 That '70s Show: Over the Hills and Far Away T DVD -R HQ 8711 Episode #111. 11-19-2002 Radio. Aspiring Radio Host Donna and Eric discuss their future after visiting different colleges. Donna tells Eric that Bob will not let her go to UW. Instead he wants her to visit Marquette, a small Catholic college. So Donna and Jackie visit Marquette. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177921 2000 That '70s Show: Parents Find Out T Episode #44. 3-7-2000 School Newspaper. Eric and Donna are caught having sex in the Vista Cruiser by the police. As an adult, she has to tell her parents. Kitty has a nervous breakdown when she finds out that Eric and Donna are having sex. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177922 1999 That '70s Show: Prom Night T Episode #19. 3-7-1999 School Newspaper. Prom night is fast approaching and Eric gets a motel room as part of his "spontaneous" plan to do it with Donna on the big night. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177923 2001 That '70s Show: Radio Daze T Episode #65. 2-6-2001 Radio. Donna gets a job at a radio station and Eric gets jealous because on the air she's known as Hot Donna and supposedly single. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177924 2002 That '70s Show: Ramble On (aka Promise Ring Redux T DVD -R HQ 8711 Episode #110. 11-12-2002 Radio. Aspiring Radio Host Donna gives Eric a ring as a token of her love and he is struck by how big and ugly it is. Donna presents Eric with a ring, much like the promise ring he gave her and caused their break-up. For Donna, the ring symbolizes enduring love and commitment. For Eric, it symbolizes ugliness. To protect Donna's feelings, he decides not to say anything but the secret gains a life of its own. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177925 2004 That '70s Show: Seeker, The T Episode #156. 5-19-2004 Radio. Everyone does their best to cheer Donna up after Eric disappeared before the wedding. Hyde takes Donna to the water tower for a talk and lands in the hospital. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177926 1999 That '70s Show: Sleepover T Episode #33. 11-16-1999 School Newspaper. Donna finally sleeps with Eric, but when the guys find out that all they did was sleep, they tease him unmercilessly. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177927 2004 That '70s Show: Surprise, Surprise T Episode #166. 12-1-2004 Radio. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon) plugs a calendar on the air for Red's muffler shop until she discovers it is full of scantily clad babes on hotrods. 177928 2004 That '70s Show: Time Is on My Side T DVD -R HQ 8698 Episode #157 9-8-2004 Radio. Donna and Eric remain friends as Donna decides to continue to work at the radio station as a disc jockey-announcer. A week after their engagement was called off, they are both on good terms but have to make big decisions regarding their futures. Eric plans to sell Donna's engagement ring to fund taking a year off but when he learns Donna threw it from the water tower, the gang goes searching for it with disastrous results. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177929 2002 That '70s Show: Tornado Prom T Episode #91. 2-5-2002 Radio. A tornado is on its way to Point Place. Eric is stuck with Donna at the radio station. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177930 2001 That '70s Show: Uncomfortable Ball Stuff (2) T Episode #83. 11-13-2001 Photographer (Charles Butler). Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon) keeps her promise to accompany Eric to the Pricemart Ball as a friend, but she gets jealous when she sees Eric with another girl. 177931 2005 That 70s Show: It's All Over Now T DVD -R HQ 4810 Episode #171. 2-16-2005 Radio. Donna is fired from the radio station. Take-off on George Carlin's Seven Dirty Words. Revenge plot when Donna is fired for refusing to wear a bikini. There's a sexy new intern, "Sizzlin'" Sarah at the radio station that has the guys going crazy. Sarah manipulates the station manager into firing Donna by using Donna's feminism against her. Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon). 177932 1980 That Boston Man NR OWN - P (Two Copies) Dailey, Janet Harlequin Presents, HP #338. Reporter Lexie Templeton is a feminist newspaper journalist who didn’t need to meet Rome Lockwood to know his type -- a male chauvinist playboy with a different girl on his arm every night. Lexie’s caustic comments to Gossip Columnist Shari Sullivan hit the headlines and Rome Lockwood came storming into the office looking for Lexie and revenge. With fire in his eyes, Rome challenged her to stand by her feminist views. And Lexie accepted the challenge, never dreaming that the sparks had only begun to fly. 177933 1946 That Brennan Girl M Photographer (Harry Depp). 177934 1990 That Burning Question M SVD 757 Photographer and a reporter team up to find a man threatening to kill himself after being rejected by his girlfriend 177935 1938 That Certain Age M DVD Herbert, F. Hugh (Story. Bruce Manning (Screenplay) Reporter Vincent Bullit (Melvyn Douglas) comes to stay in the guest house of in Publisher Mr. Fullerton (John Halliday) while he works on an article about events in Europe. Reporter Grace Bristow (Nancy Carroll). 177936 1956 That Certain Feeling M Comic-Strip Artist Larry Larkin (George Sanders) has trouble with his syndicate who doesn't think his strip is as amusing as it once was. He calls in a neurotic ghost-wrier Francis X. Dignan (Bob Hope) to help him with the strip. Things get complicated when Dignan rekindles his love for his ex-wife who happens to be Larkin's secretary and soon-to-be-wife. Comic-Strip Artist Al Capp (Himself) 177937 1928 That Certain Feeling M VHS 1042 Newspaper. Two sets of one-column headlines 177938 1937 That Certain Woman M DVD -R HQ 6057, 6058. SVD 964 Goulding, Edmund (Screenplay-Director) Ness Book Reporter Virgil Whitaker (Hugh O'Connell) keeps popping up in the life of a former gangster's wife. He is doing a series of articles on what became of the gangsters involved in the St. Valentine's Day Massacre. Tries to convince the woman to tell him her Tries to convince the woman to tell him her side of the story. Reporter remains her friend. Reporters (Frank Faylen, Willard Parker, Granville Owen, Paddy O'Flynn, Mike Lally, Charles Sherlock, Philip Waldron, Ted Thompson). Reporter (Jeff York). First Photographer (John Harron). 177939 1938 That Certain Woman R Episodes #6-#7. 5-8/15-1938. Warner Brothers Academy Theatre Reporter Virgil Whitaker keeps popping up in the life of a former gangster's wife. He is doing a series of articles on what became of the gangsters involved in the St. Valentine's Day Massacre. Tries to convince the woman to tell him her Tries to convince the woman to tell him her side of the story. Reporter remains her friend. Reporters (Frank Faylen, Willard Parker, Granville Owen, Paddy O'Flynn, Mike Lally, Charles Sherlock, Philip Waldron, Ted Thompson). Reporter (Jeff York). First Photographer (John Harron). 177940 1982 That Championship Season M Newspaper Editor (Edward Cunningham). 177941 1997 That Darn Cat M Newscaster (Cassandra Lawton) 177942 1899 That Fortune N USC Warner, Charles Dudley Newspaper. "Morning Goo-Goo" nickname for one of the dailies. Mr. Olin Brad, reporter for the Daily Spectrum, a sensational New York Daily with a circulation of a million. 177943 1924 That French Lady M AFI-Authors Writer 177944 1965 That Funny Feeling M AFI-Publishers Publisher 177945 1936 That Girl From Paris M DVD -R HQ 1857-1858 Reporter (Vinton Haworth). Photographer (John Shelton). 177946 1966 That Girl: T Series. (September 8. 1966-September 10,1971). 136 episodes Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Publisher Jonathan Adams (Forrest Compton) Publisher Jonathan Adams (Forrest Compton) 177947 1967 That Girl: 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, You're Under Arrest T Episode #45. 12-21-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann purchases tickets for friends from a scalper. Giving the scalper a check with her address on it and saying the tickets are for her neighbors, she fears they may be robbed on Christmas Eve. In order to prevent a robbery, Donald and Ann remove all the valuables from her friends' apartment only to be caught by the police. 177948 1968 That Girl: 7 1/4 (Part 1) T Episode #64. 1-17-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald takes Ann with him when he goes to Los Angeles to do a story on media violence. This causes confusion for her father and everyone else who thinks they are getting it on. 177949 1968 That Girl: 7 1/4 (Part 2) T Episode #65. 1-24-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. While in Los Angeles, Ann gets a job in action commercials for soda-pop and Donald hates them because it is the very thing that he is against and writing about in his article. 177950 1967 That Girl: Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder (Part One) T Episode #36. 10-12-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald must face a long separation from Ann Marie when she wins a Broadway role. Her elation at winning the role fades when she realizes its Philadelphia opening will mean a long separation from Donald. 177951 1966 That Girl: All About Ann T Episode #13. 12-1-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald is interviewing a famous actress for his article, but Ann thinks she will lose her sweet Donald to her. 177952 1970 That Girl: All's Well That Ends T Episode #112. 3-26-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald wants to take Ann out to the theater for her birthday, but she has to stay and baby sit for a neighbor's child who has the mumps. 177953 1967 That Girl: Among My Souvenirs T Episode #17. 1-5-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann finds a ring a high school sweetheart once gave her. Problems ensue when she tries to return it. 177954 1966 That Girl: Anatomy of a Blunder T Episode #5. 10-6-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald goes to Ann's home to meet her parents, but he goes through some serious torture when they stop for a little picnic on the way. 177955 1968 That Girl: Ann vs. Secretary T Episode #71. 12-5-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald's sexy new secretary, Pat Crawford (Mary Frann as Jennifer Douglas) arranges to accompany him on an out-of-town assignment to Washington D.C. hoping to steal his heart from Ann. Feeling neglected and rejected, Ann decides she'll spare Donald the pain of breaking up with her and she'll have it all done by the time he returns, so she returns all borrowed items of hers and Donald's to their proper apartments. But when she discovers she was wrong, she has only minutes to get everything back to normal before Donald finds out. 177956 1967 That Girl: Apartment, The T Episode #35. 10-5-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann gets a job in telephone marketing at the same time her apartment is being painted. So she borrows Donald's apartment while he is away so we can work. Dan's friend comes by unknowingly and decides to stay in the apartment as well. Interviewer (Louise Lorimer). 177957 1969 That Girl: At the Drop of a Budget T Episode #91. 10-16-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann goes to a dentist who uses hypnosis to calm people who are afraid down. When the dentist speaks to his wife on the phone while Ann is under hypnosis, the dentist tells his wife that she would buy anything at the drop of a hat and that is exactly what Ann does. 177958 1967 That Girl: Author, Author T Episode #29. 3-30-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald is asked by Ann to write some funny material for an audition, but his jokes aren't funny. 177959 1969 That Girl: Bad Day at Marvin Gardens T Episode #85. 3-20-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald and Ann are playing a game of Monopoly with the Maries, and the father gets very competitive. 177960 1968 That Girl: Beard, The T Episode #58. 4-11-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald grows a new beard. Ann dislikes it and takes measures to get him to shave it off. 177961 1966 That Girl: Beware of Actors Bearing Gifts T Episode #15. 12-15-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald and Ann thinks presents given to Ann by one of her acting class colleagues are hot, but then they find out that the man is very wealthy. 177962 1967 That Girl: Black, White and Read All Over T Episode #33. 9-21-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald is the proud owner of an unpublished novel. He needs cheering when he gets his twelfth rejection slip. Ann's father makes connections with a publisher for Don's book, but he reads it himself and refuses to send it on. 177963 1966 That Girl: Break a Leg T Episode #10. 11-10-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann's friend Sandy, an actress who has just won a lead role in a Broadway play, visits Ann. Suddenly, Sandy gets sick leaving Ann to play her role. Everyone thinks that Ann stole the job from her, but Ann pays them no never mind as she enjoys her chance. Unfortunately, the play closes after one performance. 177964 1968 That Girl: Call of the Wild T Episode #50. 1-25-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann becomes convinced that she has no sex appeal when she lands a part as the Creamy Soap Girl because the producer sees her as a fresh scrubbed face that no housewife could resent for her looks. 177965 1971 That Girl: Chef's Night Out T Episode #131. 2-12-1971 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann and Donald try to run her father's restaurant by themselves when the staff comes down with a virus. 177966 1966 That Girl: Christmas and the Hard-Luck Kid T Episode #16. 12-22-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald listens to Ann who tells him about a time where she was a teacher and had to keep a lonely boy company on Christmas when his parents cannot get him. 177967 1967 That Girl: Collaborators, The T Episode #39. 11-2-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald and Ann learn that a couple that works together also fights together when they collaborate on a play about her life. 177968 1970 That Girl: Counter Proposal T Episode #113. 9-25-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. After four years of dating, Donald finally asks Ann to marry him and presents her with an engagement ring -- which he was talked into buying second-hand by a co-worker against his better judgment. 177969 1969 That Girl: Dark on Top of Everything Else T Episode #76. 1-16-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald and Ann decide to take a little vacation from themselves, so Ann decides to move into her parent's house. Her parents are going on vacation and she stays there. A noise gets her locked down in the basement and she is trapped. Her parents are worried when Ann doesn't answer the phone and they hurry back home to find that Donald has rescued her. 177970 1968 That Girl: Decision Before Dawn T Episode #72. 12-12-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann is torn when everyone wants her to do different things with her expensive pay check. 177971 1969 That Girl: Defiant One, The T Episode #82. 2-27-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann befriends an African-American boy after saving him from a shoplifting charge. When he tells her he lives on Park Avenue, she does not believe him. So he invents a story of 13 brothers and sisters, fat rats, life in a dirty tenement and a father who beats him. Appalled, Ann goes so far as to decide to adopt him. The boy then calls his father who happened to be wealthy as the boy said earlier. 177972 1968 That Girl: Detective, The T Episode #55. 3-14-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann gets obscene phone calls and a police chief is called to stay with her. Donald thinks that there is something going on between the two of them when he comes out of Ann's bedroom one morning. 177973 1966 That Girl: Don't Just Do Something, Stand There T Episode #1. 9-8-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald meets Ann in their office building, but their first days of getting acquainted include a clash over a roll top desk they each want to buy and Donald unwittingly ruining Ann's role in a commercial. 177974 1970 That Girl: Donald, Sandi, and Harry and Snoppy T Episode #114. 10-2-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald's sister Sandi has a passion for an actor and he wants Ann to check up on him to see if he's a good man. The actor finds out what's going on and makes moves on Ann to teach her a lesson. 177975 1968 That Girl: Drunkard, The T Episode #59. 4-18-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Drunk comedian is taken in by Ann to sober up and he thinks that they had an affair. 177976 1969 That Girl: Earrings, The T Episode #77. 1-23-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. On Valentine's Day, Donald and Ann exchange permanent gifts. She gives him a tie clasp and he gives her a pair of genuine diamond earrings they saw together at Tiffany's. Ann is scared to wear them. When Donald puts his foot down and insists she wear them on their evening of dinner and dancing, one of them disappears. Donald buys her a replacement earring and puts it in her apartment. Ann, not wanting to disappoint Donald, buys a replacement earring herself. 177977 1970 That Girl: Easy Faller T Episode #111. 3-19-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald hurts his back trying to demonstrate skiing in Ann's apartment, and worries about missing an interview. Ann brings the interviewee over to her apartment and her father shows up as well. 177978 1971 That Girl: Elevated Woman, The T Episode #136. 3-19-1971 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. On their way to the Women's Liberation meeting, which Donald reluctantly agrees to visit, Ann and Donald become trapped in a stuck elevator. While they await to be rescued, they look back on their favorite moments together. 177979 1968 That Girl: Eleven Angry Men and That Girl T Episode #63. 10-10-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann takes her jury duty to heart and will not go along with the rest of the panel when they wall want to vote "guilty" against a man accused of hitting his wife with an ashtray. After reasoning that he couldn't have hit her with his right hand, she convinces the others and they vote for acquittal. 177980 1968 That Girl: Face in the Shower Room Door, The T Episode #67. 11-7-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann gets stuck in a shower and a new neighbor helps her to get out. 177981 1969 That Girl: Fix My Screen and Bug Out T Episode #96. 11-20-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann tries to help out her neighbors in saving their hotel from the ownership of her ex-boyfriend. 177982 1970 That Girl: Fly By Night (Part One) T Episode #104. 1-29-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald and Ann plan a trip to her father's cabin in Vermont. Donald's friend flies them to the cabin in a small plane, but the plane makes an emergency landing after running out of gas. 177983 1969 That Girl: Fly Me to the Moon T Episode #83. 3-6-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann lands a public relations job for the air force to promote women in the space program at the same time she is supposed to help Donald wallpaper his apartment. 177984 1967 That Girl: Friend in Need, A T Episode #46. 12-28-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald comes to the rescue when Ann sprains her ankle at work. He cooks gourmet meals and cleans her apartment with a vengeance. 177985 1968 That Girl: Fur All We Know T Episode #47. 1-4-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Fortune hunter has his eyes on Ann when she wears a borrowed chinchilla stole to wear at an elite party. 177986 1967 That Girl: Gone With the Breeze T Episode #20. 1-26-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald gives Ann a manuscript of a novel that he is writing and she loses it. Donald is waiting for a response, but Ann stalls because she did not want to admit that she lost it. 177987 1970 That Girl: Gone-A-Courtin' T Episode #109. 3-5-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann has to go to court to help a producer win a lawsuit involving a shish-kabob skewer. 177988 1967 That Girl: Good Skate, The T Episode #32. 9-14-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann makes a valiant effort to learn to roller-skate to get a part in a soft-drink commercial. 177989 1966 That Girl: Goodbye, Hello, Goodbye T Episode #2. 9-15-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann Marie leaves home to pursue acting in New York City over her father's objections. But Ann's mother soon moves in with her after arguing with her father about her new, independent life. 177990 1968 That Girl: Great Guy T Episode #54. 3-7-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann's friend tells her she has met the man of her dreams, but he backs out when she proposes marriage. 177991 1968 That Girl: He and She and He T Episode #52. 2-8-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald is stunned when Ann receives a marriage proposal from the British Fashion Photographer Noel Prince (Gary Marshal). Prince expects his answer in the morning, despite Ann's protestations that she loves Donald. 177992 1969 That Girl: Hearing Today, Gone Tomorrow T Episode #92. 10-23-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Hearing loss from a cold that Ann receives ruins a commercial spot for her. 177993 1966 That Girl: Help Wanted T Episode #7. 10-20-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Unemployed Ann presses Don to hire her ass a secretary. Don learns the hard way that one rule in life is never ever let your girlfriend work with you when he hires Ann to be his secretary. 177994 1968 That Girl: Hi-Jack and the Mighty, The T Episode #62. 10-3-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann works as a flight attendant to get a job for an airline commercial. She thinks that a man is going to hijack the plane and she tackles him. She then discovers that he is a detective hired to prevent hijackings. 177995 1969 That Girl: Homewrecker and the Window Washer, The T Episode #74. 1-2-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. When an aggressive bully collides with Ann in an office lobby, only a nearby window washer comes to her aid. But while warning him off, the bully slugs the window washer and breaks his nose. Feeling terribly guilty, Ann helps him to the doctor and then home. The man's wife, a terribly jealous woman, believes there is more to the relationship between Ann and the widow washer and threatens to leave him. 177996 1970 That Girl: I Ain't Got Nobody T Episode #115. 10-9-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Nude picture of Ann is plastered in a "Playpen" magazine, which jeopardizes her chance of being on a kiddie show. Nude centerfold has Ann in lots of trouble. 177997 1969 That Girl: I Am a Curious Lemon T Episode #100. 12-25-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann has a dinner party and one of Donald's now-married ex-girlfriends will attend. Ann tries to impress her but the plans are ruined when her juvenile weekend guest plugs in a heater to warm up her lemon tree. 177998 1966 That Girl: I'll Be Suing You T Episode #4. 9-29-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann is sued by a sewing machine salesman who claims she ran into him with her car. 177999 1968 That Girl: If You Were Almost the Only Man in the World T Episode #56. 3-21-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann is knocked out by a baseball and the doctor that treats her looks exactly like Donald. 178000 1967 That Girl: It's a Mod, Mod World (Part 1) T Episode #43. 12-7-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann meets a Fashion Photographer named Noel Prince (Gary Marshal) and Donald dislikes him. Prince wants to take Ann to California for a shoot. 178001 1967 That Girl: It's a Mod, Mod World (Part 2) T Episode #44. 12-14-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Fashion Photographer Noel Prince (Gary Marshal) falls for Ann badly. Donald sees a newspaper photo of Ann and Prince being arrested for frolicking in a fountain and is on the next plane to Los Angeles. 178002 1969 That Girl: It's So Nice to Have a Mouse Around the House T Episode #84. 3-13-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald gets a call from Ann late one night because of a mouse in her apartment. Donald goes over to stay in her apartment to protect her. Of course, Ann's father comes by and finds Donald in Ann's apartment and decides that Ann and Donald should be married right away. 178003 1968 That Girl: Just Donald and Me and Jerry Makes Three T Episode #69. 11-21-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald and Ann get in the middle of friends' troubled marriage to get them back together again. 178004 1968 That Girl: Just Spell the Name Right T VHS 1145 (VHS 10968) Episode #57. 3-28-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Press Agent Eddie Edwards (Jesse White) is hired by Ann (who is pressured to hire the unscrupulous press agent) who promptly links her to a divorce scandal with an actor in the hopes that it will boost Ann's career. 178005 1967 That Girl: Kimomo My House T Episode #19. 1-19-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald needs a maid and Ann hires one for him, but who she hires makes her jealous. 178006 1969 That Girl: Kiss That Girl Goodbye T Episode #97. 11-27-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald has a chance to go to Paris, but mulls about it when he thinks about how Ann will feel having to live without him. 178007 1967 That Girl: Leaving the Nest Is For the Birds T Episode #25. 3-2-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann invites her parents and her aunt to dinner at her house where she tries to prove to them that living in the city is pretty cool. A stranger outside the window ruins Ann's point because he has romantic woes. 178008 1971 That Girl: Limited Engagement, A T Episode #128. 1-15-1971 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald breaks off his engagement to Ann because of cold feet. 178009 1966 That Girl: Little Auction Annie T Episode #8. 10-27-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. At an antique auction, Ann buys a box of junk with a baseball in it. A strange man follows her because he wants the baseball. It turns out that he is an ex-baseball player who wants the ball for sentimental reasons. 178010 1967 That Girl: Mailman Cometh, The T VHS 1145 (VHS 10968) Episode #42. 11-30-1967. PR Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. While modeling at a famous restaurant, Ann meets an agent who gets her a date with Dick Shawn (Himself) as a publicity stunt, but he doesn't know about it. 178011 1969 That Girl: Many Happy Returns T Episode #78. 1-30-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald tries to help Ann out of an IRS mess but gets into a mess himself involving flour. 178012 1967 That Girl: Mating Game, The T Episode #30. 4-6-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald has to do a story on the show, "The Mating Game," and he has Ann be a contestant. Ann doesn't know that Donald is one of the bachelors and she picks another man. While she had her date wit this man, Donald tags along to get a story. 178013 1969 That Girl: Mission Improbable (Part 1) T Episode #87. 9-18-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. While modeling, Ann is hired to spy on a competitor who is suspected of stealing designs. 178014 1969 That Girl: Mission Improbable (Part 2) T Episode #88. 9-25-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Unaware that her cover has been blown, Ann is tricked into photographing reject designs. 178015 1968 That Girl: Muggy Day in Central Park, A T Episode #68. 11-14-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann is mugged and tries her best not to let her father find out about it. Donald gets into the act by dressing up as a woman to catch muggers to do a story for his magazine. Don dresses up as a woman to research a story on a police unit trapping muggers in Central Park 178016 1969 That Girl: My Part Belongs to Daddy T Episode #89. 10-2-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann is assigned to direct the Brewster annual party, but has to tell her father that he will not have the starring role. 178017 1969 That Girl: My Sister's Keeper T Episode #79. 2-6-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann gets a job in another soda commercial, but she has to have her singing voice dubbed by someone else. Her voice double helps Ann out and Ann tries to do something good for her. She doesn't know that her voice double is a nun. 178018 1966 That Girl: Never Change a Diaper on Opening Night T Episode #3. 9-22-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann has a chance to audition for Jules Benedict, but is roped into babysitting her friends' baby. 178019 1970 That Girl: Night They Raided Daddy's, The T Episode #107. 2-19-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann's father is losing business at his restaurant so she hires a musical group to help bring in business. The group she hires seem harmless enough, but when they perform, they do a Full Monty act. 178020 1970 That Girl: No Man is Manhattan Island T Episode #116. 10-16-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. On a game show, Ann is asked to find out about her neighbors. No one wants to speak up, So Ann throws a party to invite everyone until her purse gets stolen. 178021 1969 That Girl: Nobody Here But Us Chickens T Episode #90. 10-9-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann gets a job as a dancing chicken for a fried chicken chain. Boss keeps trying to "pluck" her in his car, but Ann gets out of her car and gets stranded. 178022 1968 That Girl: Odpdypahimcaifss T Episode #53. 2-22-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Mrs. Hollister stays at Ann's apartment and finds a pair of her son's pants hanging in Ann's closet. 178023 1968 That Girl: Old Man's Darling T Episode #60. 4-25-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann meets an elderly man at a party when he accidentally spills his shrimp cocktail on her new white crepe dress. He tries to make it up to her by giving her gifts but Ann cannot accept them. 178024 1970 That Girl: Opening Night T Episode #102. 1-8-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann dreads bad reviews of her opening night at Broadway and all this anxiety gets her finger trapped in a kitchen faucet.. 178025 1968 That Girl: Other Woman, The T Episode #51. 2-1-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Gossip Columnist links Ethel Merman with Ann's father after he escorts Ethel Merman just to be nice. The publicist thinks that they are an item much to Ann's mother's dismay. 178026 1967 That Girl: Paper Hats and Everything T Episode #22. 2-9-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann thinks that her friends are going to surprise her with a birthday party when she is invited out to dinner by her father. 178027 1967 That Girl: Pass the Potatoes, Ethel Merman T Episode #31. 9-7-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann is overwhelmed to find herself on stage with Ethel Merman, who chooses Ann for a walk-on part in a revival of "Gypsy." 178028 1966 That Girl: Phantom of the Horse Opera T Episode #14. 12-8-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald and Ann find a strange organ player who used to play the soundtrack in silent movies. Donald does a story about him, but he disappears because he is a wanted criminal. 178029 1967 That Girl: Philadelphia Story, The (Part Two) T Episode #37. 10-19-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald misses Ann and Ann misses Donald while in Philadelphia to do a play. A fellow cast mate pays too much attention to Ann. 178030 1966 That Girl: Pilot - What's in a Name T Series. 9-8-1966 to 9-10-1971. ABC Thursday, 9:30 p.m. 30 minutes. Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. They share a romance for five seasons and finally get engaged in the final season. But before they could get married, the program was cancelled. Ann Marie gets her first role and her agent wants her to change her last name to avoid confusion. Ann's father hates the idea. 178031 1966 That Girl: Poor Little Rich Kid T Episode #6. 10-13-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Don tries to compete with a wealthy man who charms Ann by giving her many luxuries. Ann realizes that money is not the most important thing in a relationship. 178032 1967 That Girl: Rain, Snow and Rice T Episode #21. 2-2-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald and Ann are invited by their friends to a private wedding in Connecticut, but they get snowed in. There are only two rooms available in the inn that they are staying and the boys share one room and the girls share another. The problem begins when their friends decide to stay together leaving Ann and Donald in a room together, much to the chagrin of Ann's parents. 178033 1970 That Girl: Rattle of a Single Girl T Episode #117. 10-23-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald and Ann go to a pre-nuptial counselor to weed out their non-existent problems. 178034 1970 That Girl: Reunion, The T Episode #108. 2-26-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. As class secretary-treasurer, Ann loses track of $360 she is to use for a high school reunion. Her father lends her the money, even though the party is to be at a rival restaurant. At the party, Ann watches three classmates she suspects of having taken the money. 178035 1969 That Girl: Rivals, Eye of the Beholder, The T Episode #75. 1-9-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald gives Ann a godawful art piece and she gets a lot of different opinions about it. 178036 1968 That Girl: Rivals, The T Episode #48. 1-11-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald goes to Ann's home at her invitation to spend the weekend with her parents. Ann discovers that her father is jealous of Don and sees him as a rival. 178037 1971 That Girl: Russians Are Staying, The T Episode #129. 1-29-1971 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann makes friends with a Russian named Nicholai who is a con man sponging off her. 178038 1968 That Girl: Secret Ballot T Episode #66. 10-31-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann is excited at the prospect of voting in her first presidential election. She's gone to the library to read everything she can about the issues and the political process. But on Halloween night, when Ann's father asks her what party she registered with, Ann feels it's her right to preserve her secret ballot. 178039 1968 That Girl: Seventh Time Around, The T Episode #70. 11-28-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald does a story on an old multimillionairess and Ann thinks that she is trying to steal Donald away from her. 178040 1969 That Girl: Shake Hands and Come Out Acting T Episode #95. 11-13-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald is doing a story on a fighter who wants to be an actor. 178041 1969 That Girl: She Didn't Have the Vegas Notion (Part One) T Episode #98. 12-11-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Reporter (Brad Trumbell). Ann gets a job in a show in Las Vegas with an egotistical actor who tries to ruin her relationship with Donald. 178042 1969 That Girl: She Didn't Have the Vegas Notion (Part Two) T Episode #99. 12-18-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. An actor pulls a scheme to make it seem like Donald had married a starlet. Ann and Donald find out about the trick and decide to get him back by making it seem as if Don is committing suicide. 178043 1968 That Girl: Should All Our Acquaintances Be Forgot T Episode #73. 12-26-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald and Ann want to ring in the New Year by themselves, but the arrival of Ann's parents for one quick drink instantly turns their private celebration into a big party house. 178044 1968 That Girl: Sixty-Five on the Aisle T Episode #49. 1-18-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann invites her parents to see her Broadway debut. She learns that her lines have been cut considerably so she asks her father to change his reservations to the following night so he can see her uncut role. She's unaware that her part was cut to accommodate a surprise theater party planned by her father. 178045 1969 That Girl: Snow Must Go On, The (Part One) T Episode #93. 10-30-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann, Donald and her parents are all stranded in a blizzard at Kennedy Airport. Ann is supposed to go to a Broadway audition and is determined to get there despite the weather. 178046 1966 That Girl: Soap Gets In Your Eyes T Episode #12. 11-24-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald's parents meet Ann for the first time, and his mother Mildred takes a dislike to Ann because she plays a vamp on a soap opera. 178047 1968 That Girl: Sock It To Me T Episode #61. 9-26-1968 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Against the objections of the director, Ann is awarded a part in a Broadway play by the star, Barry Sullivan (Himself). Ann is excited to get this opportunity, but when the script calls for Ann to slap Barry, she can't bring herself to do it. 178048 1971 That Girl: Soot Yourself T Episode #135. 3-12-1971 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. As a member of an ecology-minded group, Ann is assigned to picket in front of the Newsview Magazine building where Donald works. Donald tries to make amends by inviting his boss to Ann's house for dinner. Mr. Adams (James Gregory). 178049 1971 That Girl: Stag Party T Episode #133. 2-26-1971 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald's friends throw him a stag party -- which almost costs him his engagement to Ann. 178050 1970 That Girl: Stocks and the Single Girl T Episode #106. 2-12-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann accidentally meets a stockbroker and he gives her his card. It seems that he has a list of products (his grocery list) on the back of the card, and Ann invests in the stock market. 178051 1970 That Girl: Stop the Presses, I Want To Get Off T Episode #122. 11-17-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann is hired by a rival magazine because they think that Donald is going to help her out now that they are engaged. 178052 1969 That Girl: Subject Was Rabies, The T Episode #81. 2-20-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann's father gets bitten by a dog that follows Ann home and he thinks that he has caught rabies. 178053 1969 That Girl: Sue Me, Sue Me, What Can You Do Me? T Episode #86. 3-27-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. At the Newsview Office, Ann's father slips on some water. Donald is told that he has to sign a waiver of responsibility. Donald goes to Mr. Prentice's office and quits only to be talked back into his job by his managing editor. Robert "Big Bob" Prentice (David Lewis). 178054 1970 That Girl: Super Reporter T Episode #123. 12-4-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Don is forced to wear an outlandish costume to a meeting with a city official. Donald is stuck in a "Super Don" costume when his friends steal his clothes and forget to give them back to him. All before he is to accept an Humanitarian award from the deputy mayor. 178055 1970 That Girl: Ten Percent of Nothing is Nothing T Episode #101. 1-1-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann joins her agent's comedy act in the Catskills, with disastrous results. 178056 1967 That Girl: Tenor's Loving Care, A T Episode #24. 2-23-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald gets a story about a famous opera singer with Ann's help. Now if he can only control his romantic urges. 178057 1966 That Girl: Tenor's Loving Care, A T Episode Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. 178058 1967 That Girl: Thanksgiving Comes But One a Year, Hopefully T Episode #41. 11-23-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald's parents, the Hollingers are upset that their son isn't coming home for Thanksgiving, and the Maries are upset that a family tradition is being broken. Trying to cook everyone's favorite dishes, Ann takes over the kitchen of a neighbor who is away. Dinner turns out to be a disaster. 178059 1970 That Girl: That Cake T Episode #120. 11-13-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann lands the prestigious title of "Miss New York Has Everything" and does a TV promotion for the city in which she bakes a fruit-topped cheesecake using all New York ingredients. While baking the cake, Ann loses her ring in the cake batter and to make matters worse, the cake has been shipped to New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller's house for a state dinner. After all the trouble they went to, Ann finds out that her ring wasn't even in the governor's cake. Commentator (Lew Gallo). 178060 1970 That Girl: That Girl's Daddy T Episode #121. 11-20-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann's father feels as though he is getting too old and Ann introduces him to a woman who makes him feel younger. Ann thinks that he is going to leave her mother when actually he wants to please her. 178061 1967 That Girl: That Honeymoon Apartment T Episode #27. 3-16-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann gets a visit from her cheap cousin and his bride. When he refuses to leave, Ann gets a room in a bridal suite to formulate a plan to get him out. 178062 1971 That Girl: That King T Episode #132. 2-19-1971 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann makes friends with a king who turns out to be a kid. 178063 1970 That Girl: That Meter Maid T Episode #103. 1-22-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann relieves her days as a meter maid when she meets Donald's new boss. As a meter maid, Ann tries to ticket the mayor's illegally parked car and was fired. Donald's new boss was the newspaper editor who printed Ann's letter of protest. 178064 1971 That Girl: That Script T Episode #126. 1-1-1971 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann wants film rights to a novel but the author will not sell. He changes his mind when he sees Ann and how much she resembles his late wife. His new wife tells Ann that her husband can't write anymore and Ann turns down the movie out of respect for him. 178065 1970 That Girl: That Senorita T Episode #124. 12-11-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann gets a lesson in minorities when a sketch that she is in is very offensive to Mexicans. 178066 1971 That Girl: That Shoplifter T Episode #130. 2-5-1971 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann is duped by a robber into shoplifting. 178067 1970 That Girl: There Sure Are a Bunch of Cards in St. Louis (Part One) T Episode #118. 10-30-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann learns that killing two birds with one stone is almost too much when she goes to St. Louis with Donald to meet his parents and to star in a play. She is convinced that Don's mother hates her and decides that she might be able to turn it around if she were to have a larger, starring role in the play instead of her more modest part. 178068 1970 That Girl: There Sure Are a Bunch of Cards in St. Louis (Part Two) T Episode #119. 11-6-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. In St. Louis to appear in a play and meet Donald's parents, Ann once against finds that nothing is ever easy. 178069 1969 That Girl: There Was a Time Ann Met a Pie Man T Episode #80. 2-13-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann gets a job on a TV show. She is a pretty lady that gets hit by a pie. After the spot airs, she is embarrassed to death. 178070 1967 That Girl: There's Nothing To Be Afreud of But Freud Himself T Episode #38. 10-26-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald, after a meeting with a famous doctor, uses what he has learned to find out all about Ann's personality. 178071 1967 That Girl: These Boots Weren't Made for Walking T Episode #18. 1-12-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann finds a ring a high school sweetheart once gave her. Problems ensue when she tries to return it. 178072 1970 That Girl: They Shoot Pictures, Don't They? T Episode #110. 3-12-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. A neighbor is strangely disinterested in a movie her husband is making with Ann and Donald. While viewing the film with Donald, Ann is shocked when she sees the neighbor kissing another man in the background. Ann investigates to get the real story. It turns out that the neighbor is pregnant and the man that she was kissing was her realtor because he found them a perfect place. 178073 1967 That Girl: This Little Piggy Had a Ball T Episode #28. 3-23-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann has her toe stuck in a bowling ball at a very inopportune moment. 178074 1971 That Girl: Those Friars T Episode #127. 1-8-1971 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann's late uncle wills her an old trunk filled with bits and pieces of his career in vaudeville. Ann is doubly surprised when stars Milton Berle and Danny Thomas (Themselves) pay a visit to her apartment and try to buy the old trunk. 178075 1966 That Girl: Time for Arrest T Episode #9. 11-3-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann ends up in jail trying to help a fellow waitress when she serves two rival underworld groups and the place gets raided by police. 178076 1967 That Girl: To Each Her Own T Episode #34. 9-28-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald does a story on computer dating. Ann is jealous when Donald's Compudate match turns out to be an attractive model. So Ann fills out a Compudate card herself and comes up with a good-looking date who turns out to be a lot more like Donald than she'd care to admit. 178077 1971 That Girl: Two For the Money T Episode #134. 3-5-1971 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann gets a modeling assignment at Belmont Race Track and when Donald's friends realize there's a horse running named for her, they see it as a "sign" and send her with the money to place a bet for them. She loses the ticket at the wrong time. 178078 1970 That Girl: Ug, Wilderness (Part Two) T Episode #105. 2-5-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. After determining that Donald and Ann are okay, Donald's friend goes to look for help. Ann and Donald start walking to keep warm and find a cabin. Ann's father gets nervous when they don't arrive on time and calls out a search party. 178079 1970 That Girl: Uncle Herbert For All Seasons, An T Episode #125. 12-18-1970 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald and Ann's world is turned upside down by Uncle Herbert when he makes bogus get-rich-quick schemes. 178080 1967 That Girl: What Are Your Intentions? T Episode #23. 2-16-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald is pressed by Ann's father on whether he intends to marry Ann and it causes a big fight between Donald and Ann. 178081 1966 That Girl: What's in a Name? T Episode #11. 11-17-1966 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann's agent suggests changing her last name to avoid confusion, but the idea infuriates her father. 178082 1967 That Girl: When in Rome T Episode #40. 11-9-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Ann wins a part in an Italian movie, but turns it down when she discovers a nude scene. 178083 1969 That Girl: Write is Wrong (Part Two) T Episode #94. 11-6-1969 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald writes a TV segment about the incident at Kennedy Airport if Ann agrees to be the star. Donald is constantly bugged about rewrites and all that, and the whole thing turns out to be a mess. Thank god for pre-emption, Ann thinks when the show is supposed to be on. 178084 1967 That Girl: You Have To Know Someone To Be Unknown T VHS 1145 (VHS 10968) Episode #26. 3-9-1967 Magazine Reporter Donald "Don" Hollinger (Ted Bessel) for Newsview Magazine is the boyfriend of a talented, young and beautiful, hoping to make a career as an actress woman who moves to Manhattan supporting herself by taking various part-time jobs. Donald is asked to put in a good word for Ann who reads that a famous producer is looking for an unknown for his play. Donald tries to tell Ann that the producer has found his star a long time ago, but she doesn't listen. Don refuses to help Ann place "happenings" in the newspaper 178085 1914 That Hahnheimer Story SS UCLA Pegler, Arthur James In "Today's Short Stories Analyzed." Journalist. Young Singleton. Sunday Nation. Office full of newspapermen. 178086 1959 That Kind of Woman M PR - Loren Public Relations Man Harry Corwin (Keenan Wynn) 178087 1970 That Lady From Peking M SV 226 Davis, Eddie (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaperman Max Foster (Carl Betz) and novelist involved in espionage. Journalist becomes involved in helping Russian diplomat defect in exchange for the diplomat's diary, which gives inside information on Communist China. Diplomat is killed and journalist tries to get the diary from his daughter. Eventually he obtains the journal, but tells federal agents he will not turn it over to them unless he finds a section that affects national security. Journalist expresses typical disdain for his own profession. Brother: "I wanted to be a journalist like you." Journalist responds that he wanted something better for him. "I haven't been surprised since my mother caught me dipping into the cookie jar… "…and hit me over the head with a newspaper." "How apropos and prophetic for a newspaperman." "And painful. It was the Sunday edition of the New York Times." 178088 1975 That Lucky Touch M SVD 663. SVD 769 Hart, Moss (Idea). John Briley (Screenplay). Monja Danischewsky (Adaptation). Ness Book Correspondent Julia Richardson (Susannah York) for Washington Post who opposes arms dealers and military as a whole (first seen on a train writing an article called "Shoot the Generals!"). Resents ex-husband, a military officer. Obvious biases. Richardson arrives in Brussels to cover the war games and tries to make connections with members of military through her friend, the wife of a general. Also meets arms dealer who rents apartment across from her. She accuses him of selling death. Richardson and photographer crash shooting party where generals of various countries have gathered to make negotiations. Creates chaos between Italian and English factions. Discovered and chased by generals. Story and photographs appear in papers around the world. Photographer (Fabian Cevallos). 178089 1970 That Man Cartwright N OWN - H Fairbairn, Ann Newspaper. Cuff Cartwright, advertising executive from New York comes to the California Valley to sell an inherited newspaper, but stays to get involved in the struggle of the farm workers. 178090 1938 That Mothers Might Live DM DVD -R HQ 6836 Zinneman, Fred, Director. Herman Boxer, writer. MGM Short Host John Nesbitt. 178091 1997 That Old Feeling M Tabloid Photojournalist Joey Donna (Danny Nucci) has been following Diva Lilly Leonard (Bette Midler), her writing husband Dan De Mora (Dennis Farina) and their daughter Molly de Mora (Paul Marshall) for years, hiding, stalking, shooting free-lance pictures for tabloid newspapers and magazines including the Globe. Now he is trying to get pictures of Molly’s wedding when Leonard and DeMora, divorced for 14 years, reconnect. He falls for Molly and eventually she falls for him when they try to find Lilly who has run off with Dan for a final fling. 178092 1948 That Reminds Me DT Host Walter Kiernan talk show 178093 1926 That Royle Girl M Fields Chicago Tribune Reporter helps heroine disguises self and tries to trap a gangster 178094 1986 That Secret Sunday MT Martinez, Al, Philip Saltzman (Teleplay) Ness Book - Good Quotes Reporter Gerald Remson (James Farentino) who once reported from areas like Beirut and now joins the staff of The Chronicle to expose a police conspiracy. Objects to being assigned to work with female reporter Collie Sherwood (Daphne Ashbrook) and hotshot cub reporter Scott Dennis (Parker Stevenson). Also on the team is a young reporter, Mondo Harris (Robert Romanus). Death of 17-year-old girl at a wild police party. Victim's sister run off the road, made girl's murder look like the work of a serial killer. Remson believes it is an inside job after getting exclusive information from a morgue attendant. Dennis goes to work on a cop who is killed in a fake drunk driving accident and Dennis is pushed down the stairs. Remson is shot and is in the hospital when the paper prints a cop's confession. Turns out Dennis made up the story. He is fired. Paper prints a kind of retraction and Remson chalks it up as "another red letter day for American journalism." Police chief uncovers corruption. "You know, being first is only half as good as being right." 178095 1981 That Teen Show DT Magazine 178096 1996 That Thing You Do! M DVD -R HQ 3177, 3178 News Media. Play-Tone Reporters (Michael P. Byrne, Dick Corman, Diane McGee). Play-Tone Photographer (Gedde Watanabe). Polaroid TV Host (Warren Berlinger). KJZZ DJ (Clint Howard). KMPC DJ (Paul Feig). Hollywood Showcase Announcer (Robert Ridgely). Mr. White's Photographer (Phillip V. Caruso). 178097 1941 That Uncertain Feeling M DVD -R HQ 2977, 2930. SVD 1340 Magazine. Town and Country magazine story 178098 1964 That Was the Week That Was T Series 1-10-1964 to 9-7-1965. NBC Parody News. Format of news program, commentary, satire of news events. Commentator David Frost. Guests included Woody Allen and Steve Allen. Singer Tom Lehrer. 178099 1962 That Was The Week That Was (aka TW3): T UK. Series 1962-1963. BBC Parody News. Commentator David Frost. Cartoonist Timothy Birdsall. Political Commentator Bernard Levin. Groundbreaking in its lampooning of the establishment. At the end of each episode, Frost would usually sign off with "That was the week that was." 178100 1973 That Was the Year That Was T Comedy Special, 1972 Parody News. Satire featuring Commentators David Frost, William F. Buckley Jr., Art Buchwald 178101 1976 That Was the Year That Was T Series Film Critic Rex Reed 178102 1955 That Was Yesterday N Home, Michael (Bush, Christ.) Press 178103 1948 That Winter N Miller, Merle Newsmagazine Writer. World War II veteran is a newsmagazine writer. Little to do with journalism, glimpses of the office or the character at work. Newsman finally quits job in disgust at the insincerity and shoddiness of the periodical. 178104 1968 That Woman M AFI-Photographers Photographer 178105 1950 That Wonderful Guy T Drama Critic. Musical comedy series: Neil Hamilton as crotchety dramatic critic. Jack Lemmon as young songwriter-actor who got a job as critic's manservant 178106 1948 That Wonderful Urge M SVDSP 742. Lipman, William R. (Story). Jay Dratler (Screenplay). Ness Book - Remake of Love Is News Reporter Tom Tyler (Tyrone Power) of New York Chronicle writes unflattering stories about heiress. He finds her on vacation and using a phony name tells her he is a small town reporter who wants to counteract lies being printed about her. She discovers truth and announces she has married the reporter. Reporter's Editor Duffy (Lloyd Gough) of the Chronicle fires him for missing his own scoop. Reporter tries to end story by marrying fellow reporter Jessica Woods (Arleen Whelan). Heiress arrives at marriage bureau and accuses him of bigotry. Reporter convinces editor he is not married and they suit against heiress. After trial, the reporter and the heiress end up together. Couple read a book on sexual behavior in final shot. Reporter (Jack Gargan). Reporter (Don Kohler). Reporter (Bob McCord). Reporter (Charles Tannen). 178107 1934 That's Gratitude M PR Publicity Man (John Sheehan). Photographer (Franklin Pangborn). 178108 1980 That's Incredible DT Series 1980-1984 Reality Program 178109 1991 That's Incredible T SV 90 7-12-1991 News Media 178110 2004 That's Just Wrong T Correspondent (Eric Edelstein). Co-Hosts (Diane Klimaszewski, Elaine Klimaszewski). 178111 2002 That's Life: All About Lydia T SVD 1149 (Media Excerpts) Episode #30. 1-11-2002 News Media. Reporter (Brooke Burke). 178112 2000 That's Life: Bad Hair Week T Episode #5. 10-28-2000 Photographer (Tamir Yardenne). 178113 2001 That's Life: Idiots T Episode #27. 11-16-2001 Interviewer (John Eric Bentley). 178114 2001 That's Life: Oh Baby! T SVD 1136 (Media Excerpts) Episode News Media covers election and student controversy 178115 1951 That's My Boy M Sports Announcer (Tom Harmon). Photographer (Torben Meyer). 178116 1984 That's My Boy: Ring If You Need Me T Episode #22. 6-8-1984 Commentator, Race (Anthony Schaeffer - Voice). 178117 2001 That's My Bush: T VHS 1015 Episodes. Series 4-4-2001 to 5-23-2001 News Media. President George W. Bush (Timothy Bottoms) 178118 2001 That's My Bush: Mom 'E' D.E.A. Arrest T Episode #6. 5-9-2001 Reporter (Jim Jansen). Arrest of one-millionth drug offender is taking place. Laura doesn't want George's mom at the ceremony. She tells everyone at the ceremony that George, who took ecstasy instead of aspirin, has to leave. 178119 2001 That's My Bush: Poorly Executed Plan, A T Episode #2. 4-11-2001 News Media. Reporter (Victoria Hoffman). Reporter #2 (Peter Kanetis). George's college buddies make a mess of the White house and stage a fake execution that George thinks is real. 178120 1980 That's My Life: T Series 1980-1981 News Media 178121 1980 That's My Line DT Reporters Tiiu Leek, Suzanne Childs and Kerry Millerick on reality program 178122 1937 That's My Story M Perlman, Vee Terrys (Story - "Scoop.") Ness Book Reporter Fields (William Lundigan) fired off every paper in two. He mistakes female reporter Janet Marlowe of the Clarion (Claudia Morgan) was gangster's moll he wants to interview Given one last chance by the editor of The Examiner. As soon as story of interview is printed in the Examiner, The Clarion identifies it as a hoax. Fields' editor fires him. The two reporters go after the crooks. Both call in an exclusive. When the identical stories appear in the two papers, Fields is again fired and he and Marlowe decide to leave town together. 178123 1939 That's Right -- You're Wrong M DVD -R HQ 3713, 3714. SVD 1347 Gossip Columnists Hedda Hopper, Sheila Graham, Erskine Johnson, Jimmy Fiedler as themselves. Media 178124 2003 That's So Raven: Fish Called Raven, A T VHS 1323 Episode #5. 1-24-2003. Series 1-17-2003 to 1-1-2008. School Newspaper. Raven misuses her psychic abilities to benefit her aspirations as a writer for the school newspaper. Raven has a vision of Eddie scoring the winning basket. Serena, a rival editor, overhears Raven telling Chelsea and threatens to expose Raven's secret. 178125 2003 That's So Raven: He's Got the Power T DVD -R HQ 2679 Episode #36. 7-9-2004. News Media. School Newspaper. Comet passes over San Francisco and gives Eddie psychic powers. 178126 2005 That's So Raven: True Colors T DVD -R HQ 10352 (Missing Credits) Episode #53. 2-4-2005 News Media. Reporter (Devika Parikh). 178127 2003 That's So Raven: Wake Up, Victor T Episode #4. 1-17-2003 Reporter Kelly Bryant (Jody Howard). Victor gets to be on the TV show, "Wake Up San Francisco!" Raven has a vision that everything is going to go wrong. Everything does go wrong when Cory and his friend Miles accidentally hypotize Victor into going to sleep. They all have to wake him up before his career is over. 178128 2007 That's The Way It Is: Celebrating Cronkite at 90 DT DVD -R HQ 8517 5-2007 TV Anchorman Walter Cronkite's 90th birthday is celebrated by the top news media stars of the last 50 years. 178129 1975 That's the Way of the World M TV Interviewer (Jerry Rush). 178130 1972 That's Your Funeral M Reporter (James H. Ware) 178131 1999 The Prince of Tennis CB Konomi, Takeshi Japan. 1999-2008. Published by Shueisha. Manga series. Sports manga High School Newspaper Reporter Sadaharu Inui does not actually work for the school newspaper, but he acts like one when he goes into “data gathering” mode, practically stalking his own teammates to capture their reactions to major and personal events. (In the Chinese version, Tomoka is actually on the newspaper staff.) 178132 2001 The Prince of Tennis C Japan. 2001-2005. Produced by Trans Arts studio. Run on Animax and TV Tokyo networks High School Newspaper Reporter Sadaharu Inui does not actually work for the school newspaper, but he acts like one when he goes into “data gathering” mode, practically stalking his own teammates to capture their reactions to major and personal events. (In the Chinese version, Tomoka is actually on the newspaper staff.) 178133 1993 The Super Dimension Fortress Macross II: Lovers Again C Produced by U.S. Renditions studio TV Entertainment Reporter Hibiki Kanzaki works as an entertainment reporter for the television network SNN (Scramble News Network). He wants be more, however, and jumps at the chance to cover the first encounters with the Marduk invaders. While covering one of the battles, he discovers Ishtar, an Emulator used to excite the aggressive tendencies of the Marduk through her singing. He brings her to Earth to show her its culture. (Voiced by: Jonathan Fahn) 178134 1992 The Super Dimension Fortress Macross II: Lovers Again CB Tomita, Sukehiro Japan. 1992-1993. Illustrated by Tsuguo Okazaki. Published by Shogakukan. Manga Series. TV Entertainment Reporter Hibiki Kanzaki works as an entertainment reporter for the television network SNN (Scramble News Network). He wants be more, however, and jumps at the chance to cover the first encounters with the Marduk invaders. While covering one of the battles, he discovers Ishtar, an Emulator used to excite the aggressive tendencies of the Marduk through her singing. He brings her to Earth to show her its culture. 178135 1994 Thea Barlow: All the Old Lions N Caverly, Carol #1 Thea Barlow Series Magazine Journalist Thea Barlow, an ex-teacher from Chicago, gets a job as an editor for Western True Adventures, a magazine of the old West. Her first assignment is to get the story of Halfway Halt, a defunct whorehouse in Hijaz, Wyoming. When she arrives, she's met with anger and hostility from the townspeople, who suspect she's there as a "new girl" for the whorehouse. The residents do not want the old ways revived in their town. Then a local woman is murdered outside the town hall, and another local is found unconscious in a barrow pit. Thea realizes someone is going to great lengths to keep Halfway Hall's decades-old secrets hidden and she must solve the mystery in order to save her own life. 178136 2000 Thea Barlow: Dead in Hog Heaven N Caverly, Carol #3 Thea Barlow Series Magazine Journalist Thea Barlow is a writer for a western magazine in Chicago who quits her job and moves to Wyoming to try her hand at freelance writing and romance. Decides to do an article on the old Four Mile Hog Ranch in Hog Heaven, Wyoming. It's a retirement community for over-the-hill saloon girls that is desperately trying to stay alive. Before long, she is caught in a storm of violence, greed and deceit that leaves her accused of murder and fighting for her life. 178137 1996 Thea Barlow: Frogskin and Muttonfat N Caverly, Carol #2 Thea Barlow Series Magazine Editor Thea Barlow, of Western True Adventures in Chicago, returns to Wyoming to interview the last of the Old Time Bandits, an 82-year-old just released from prison. Greed, murder and revenge.. 178138 1949 Theater of the Mind T Series - Anthology series of psychological dramas Editor of Parents Magazine Claire Savage Littledale 178139 1968 Theatre 625: Mille miglia TF Episode #94. 8-5-1968 Radio Commentator (Fabio Galvano). 178140 1943 Theatre Guild of the Air, The R Series 1943, 1945-1949, 1949-1953. News Media. Adaptations of films involving journalists. 178141 1972 Theatre of Blood M L. SV 274-275 Mann, Stanley and John Kohn (Idea). Anthony Greville-Bell (Screenplay) Great Britain Critics. Eight members of London Critics' Circle. Critics Solomon Psaltery (Jack Hawkins). Meredith Merridew (Robert Morley). Horace Sprout (Arthur Lowe). Miss Chloe Moon (Coral Browne). Trevor Dickman (Harry Andrews). Critics Hector Snipe (Dennis Price). Oliver Larding (Robert Coote). George Maxwell (Michael Hordern). Peregrine Devlin (Ian Hendry) is the sole survivor. Edward Lionheart (Vincent Price) seeks revenge by killing the critics who gave him bad notices. Murders in Shakespeare's plays are used to dispatch critics. One victim points out Lionheart rewrites the scripts when they do not match his intentions. Critic Devlin who survives gives Lionheart a bad review before the actor dies. "Critics make errors. After all, we're all human." "An opinion I find myself incapable of sharing." 178142 1945 Theatre of Famous Radio Players, The R Series Press 178143 1943 Theatre of Life: Give Us The Earth! M VHS 1293, VHS 1363 Series Associated Press Featurette 178144 1949 Theatre of Life: Traffic With The Devil M SVDSP 1282 Series Associated Press Featurette. Reality Program. Fact-Films from Real Life. Produced in Cooperation with The Associated Press. Filmed with cooperation with the Los Angeles Police Department and the National Safety Commission. 178145 1944 Theatre of Romance R Series 1944-1946 Press. Adaptation of films involving journalists 178146 2001 TheCampusHouse.com G Reporter (Anita Gnan). News Reporter (Eve Green) 178147 2006 Theda Krakow: Cattery Row NM Simon, Clea #2 in Theda Krakow Series Journalist Theda Krakow, a spunky Boston freelancer, has a major blowup with her editor Tim at the Boston Morning Mail newspaper and walks out in a tiff, which leads to her current financial crisis.. When a call comes in asking her to profile a gifted female musician who's reclusive, it's a welcome relief from both Krakow's man and money troubles. She has a feline friend, Musetta, who goes everywhere she goes. In recent months, eight catteries near Beantown have been broken into and expensive show cats stolen. Theda is puzzled over the thefts because without documents of their lineage, the cats are practically worthless. Why would anyone steal them? One of Theda's friends, an eccentric cat-breeder says a phone call told her if she doesn't pay off, her cats will be killed. Theda gets hired to write a story about four women including her friend. When she goes to interview her, her friend is murdered. The singer tells Theda she's being blackmailed. Someone has evidence that the singer has been drinking and using prescription drugs. 178148 2007 Theda Krakow: Cries and Whiskers N Simon, Clea #3 in Theda Krakow Series Freelance Journalist Theda Krakow of Cambridge, Massachusetts, is caught up in investigating the rise of a dangerous new designer drug that threatens the musicians and fans who make up the club scene she considers her second home. The reporter is too busy covering the club scene to care much when an animal-rights activist who cared more about wild creatures than people is killed by a hit-and-run driver. When Theda discovers that the accident victim was rescuing feral cats during a winter storm, she decides to help her friend, a punk rocker who owns an animal shelter, investigate the accident. As she learns more about the tensions within the animal-rights group and the origins of the dangerous drug, the reporter finds that she may have the biggest story of her career. It may also be her last. When is Theda going to realize that contrary to her editor’s opinion, she is a fine investigative reporter? 178149 2006 Theda Krakow: Mew Is For Murder NM Simon, Clea #1 in Theda Krakow Series Freelance Feature Writer Theda Krakow works out of Boston. She is in a funk. Her sometime boyfriend's gone for good. Death of a beloved cat opens a bigger void. And the career leap she's made from copy editor to freelance writer left her finances flat. She desperately needs a headline to get her life back on track. One day, out for a stroll in her Cambridge neighborhood, Theda sees an adorable stray kitten. The charmer leads Theda to an old woman holed up in a decrepit house full of cats. The crazy cat lady is a story Theda thinks can catapult her out of the dumps. But when she returns to interview the cat woman, she finds the woman dead of an apparent accident. Neighbors are celebrating and the police aren't interested. The cats are removed to a shelter. End of story. But not for Theda -- one or two things don't compute. So she marshals her investigative journalism skills to turn gumshoe. Someone keeps breaking into her house, rumored to contain treasure. A cat named Aslan will save the day. 178150 1984 Theft of the Shroud N Rothman, Anne-Ken Hicks Journalist tries to discover who stole the most sacred relic in the world. 178151 1994 Their Kind of Town N Whittingham, Richard Reporter Holly Stryker smells a scoop in Chicago when two men are killed by the mob. Brought to the Windy City to take care of a small-time hood who tries to rip off the Outfit, imported hit men whack the right man and a wrong one for good measure. An innocent young girl sees it all. Now the girl and the trigger man have disappeared, the mob is going ballistic, and opportunistic politicos are stirring up the public. Streetwise reporter Stryker and Chicago cop Joe Morrison investigate a botched mob hit in which an innocent teenager is killed. The hit, on a low-level mobster, is performed under a Chicago expressway by two hired guns, one of whom wears a ponytail. Also killed is a witness, a teenaged lack gang member whose girlfriend escapes notice. She goes into hiding. So does the ponytail. Hunting them both is the mob, the dead youth’s gang, Chicago cop Morrison and ambitious journalist Holly Stryker, who smells a good story and goes after the divorced Morrison. 178152 1899 Their Silver Wedding Journey N USC Howells, William Dean Journalist Burnamy, young journalist tells Miss Triscoe that "the kind of journalism that women do isn't the most dignified." Mr. Stoller is the vulgar viper of a newspaper owner. L.J. Burnamy, a handsome young newspaperman and author. Tom March, capable assistant editor, now in his mid-twenties of Every Other Week (introduced in other Howell novels). Runs the paper while his parents are in Europe. 178153 2005 Their Unexpected Family NR Duarte, Judy Silhouette Special Edition #1676 Reporter Mark Anderson has been keeping a close eye on Juliet Rivera, the favorite waitress at the Hitching Post who has finally followed her doctor’s orders and is taking some much-needed time off before her little bundle of joy arrives. Sparks are flying between Juliet and Mark. Yet the sexy native son has been gone a long time and in spite of doting on Juliet he doesn’t seem too eager to hang around town and face his troubled past. Will this investigative Romeo put his demons to rest and find love with the beautiful mom-to-be? 178154 1946 Theirs Is the Glory M War Correspondent (Stanley Maxted - Himself). War Correspondent (Allan Wood - Himself). 178155 1939 Thelma Gordon: Comet, The CB Reporter Thelma Gordon 178156 1950 Thelma Jordan M Reporter (Nick Cravat) 178157 1989 Thelo na sou po MF Photographer (Michalis Maniatis) 178158 1954 Them! M L Reporter (Booth Colman). Reporter (Walter Coy). Reporter (Douglas Spencer). Reporter at L.A. News Conference (Richard Deacon). 178159 1969 Then Came Bronson: …Famine Where Abundance Lies, A T Episode #3. 10-1-1969 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). Bronson is hired by lonely widower Monica to work on her ranch. Her teenage daughter Lori soon becomes smitten with Bronson while Monica finds Bronson's demeanor captivating. Bronson's dilemma is how to deal with the attention of both women without causing them emotional injury. 178160 1969 Then Came Bronson: 3:13 Arrives at Noon, The T Episode #7. 10-29-1969 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. In a small town, Jim is hit by the man who owns the whole town including the sheriff. Editor Carson (Bert Freed) Clay Turner is a bank robber and former local hero who has been imprisoned for years. When paroled, he returns to his hometown and causes three people much anxiety because he made revenge threats to them many years ago. Ed Braeden is nervous because he married Turner's former girlfriend. Bronson finds Turner's return affects him. 178161 1970 Then Came Bronson: A-Pickin' An' A-Singin' T Episode #16. 1-14-1970 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Bronson gets a job in a honky tonk bar and sings with the band. Editor Carson (Bert Freed) Bronson becomes part of a singing duo in order to compete in a song contest and land a job at a highway honky tonk. A greedy local disc jockey, Johnny Dell, signs the songwriter to a restrictive contract but he has running on his mind. The waitress who loves the singer and Bronson wonder about the singer's veracity when someone else claims ownership of the songs written by the singer. 178162 1969 Then Came Bronson: Against a Blank Cold Wall T Episode #14. 12-24-1969 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Bronson looks up and an old Indian friend who wants to go back to the old Indian ways. Editor Carson (Bert Freed) 178163 1969 Then Came Bronson: All the World and God T Episode #11. 12-3-1969 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Bronson finds a lost puppy and meets a beautiful lady doctor. Editor Carson (Bert Freed) 178164 1969 Then Came Bronson: Amid Splinters of the Thunderbolt T Episode #6. 10-22-1969 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Jim befriends a pregnant girl in a rain storm while looking for a friend in the mountain community. Editor Carson (Bert Freed) Bronson travels to Colorado to find an old friend named Bucky O'Neill -- a priest with a crisis of confidence. Bucky has fallen in love with Mary Draper and yet leaving the priesthood torments his conscience. May is tortured as well and blames herself for Bucky's dilemma. She also believes she's destined to die giving childbirth. When she refuses medical help, Bronson is forced to make a decision. 178165 1969 Then Came Bronson: Circle of Time, The T Episode #4. 10-8-1969 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Editor Carson (Bert Freed) Bronson ends up in a ghost town whose sole resident is the venerable Hattie Calder (Elsa Lanchester). She piques Bronson's interest with her tales of surviving the Titanic disaster and her vitality. Hattie has an ongoing quarrel with a bandit who is secretly looking for a silver vein. Her one remaining wish in life is to be buried next to her husband in a nearby plot. 178166 1970 Then Came Bronson: Forest Primeval, The T Episode #23. 3-4-1970 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Bronson loses control on a mountain road and his bike falls down the slope with him tumbling after it. Editor Carson (Bert Freed) Bronson decides to ride out of the forest by following the contour of the terrain. In the process, the trip imbues Bronson with a deep respect for nature and the environment. 178167 1970 Then Came Bronson: Gleam of the Eagle Mind, The T Episode #17. 1-21-1970 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Editor Carson (Bert Freed) Bronson splattered with mud by an older man in a panel truck with no brakes. He is a painter and Bronson becomes his unlikely assistant on painting a barn. When the eccentric painter paints a mural of a naked woman on the side of a barn it places him and Bronson in trouble with the owner and the city locals. 178168 1969 Then Came Bronson: Long Trip to Yesterday, A T Episode #12. 12-10-1969 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Editor Carson (Bert Freed) Bronson helps a reluctant biker in distress with a loan when his bike breaks down on the road. In order to repay him, the man takes Bronson to his family's home where he has not visited since he left many years ago. He returns in order to attend his mother's funeral. His homecoming causes tribulation for all. 178169 1970 Then Came Bronson: Lucky Day T Episode #19. 2-4-1970 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Bronson goes to Reno to see his sister who is engaged to a jerk. Editor Carson (Bert Freed) Bronson travels to see his cousin in Reno, Nevada. He gives his cousin money to buy a wedding dress but his sister impetuously chooses to gamble with the money and catches the gambling fever. 178170 1970 Then Came Bronson: Mary R., The T Episode #25. 3-25-1970 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). Bronson helps an uncle and cousin repair and restore an old fishing boat. The cousin is passionate about restoring the boat because it reminds him of his late mother. The uncle would prefer to sell the boat. When the uncle's fiancée demands that the man choose between the boat or her, it forces him to make a vital decision. 178171 1970 Then Came Bronson: Mating Dance for Tender Grass T Episode #20. 2-11-1970 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Bronson is attacked by Indians on motorcycles. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). Bronson and Native American Boise Idaho both vie for the attention of a beautiful woman by entering a cross-country motorcycle race. At first Bronson is against the idea but after constant provoking by Idaho and his accomplices (Spare Parts One and Spare Parts Two), he decides to prove his courage and impress the woman (Tender Grass) in the process. 178172 1970 Then Came Bronson: Mountain, The T Episode #21. 2-18-1970 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Bronson meets a famous writer and his beautiful blonde wife. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). Like Ernest Hemingway and the like the character of out the novel, "The Sun Also Rises," the elder Wilson Ford (James Whitmore) is a renowned novelist with a secret that motivates him to act with abandon. In order to hone his writing skills and to prove his mettle, Ford constantly puts his courage to trial by performing daring, bold and often foolish deeds. Against his wife's wishes, Ford cajoles Bronson into a mountain hike that pits the older Ford against a youthful Bronson in a dangerous trek. 178173 1970 Then Came Bronson: Ninety-Nine Mile Circle, The T Episode #24. 3-11-1970 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Bronson helps a man on the highway who ran out of gas. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). The man helps Bronson after his bike needs repairs. In the process they share the beauty of the terrain and a friendship develops. 178174 1969 Then Came Bronson: Old Motorcycle Fiasco, The T Episode #2. 9-24-1969 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). Jim has an accident with another motorcycle carrying a boy and a girl. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). When Bronson's motorbike is inadvertently badly damaged by a careless gasoline attendant a grizzled oldster Alex lets Bronson use his ranch to make the needed repairs. Alex shows Bronson his old bike, an antique 1937 Rudge Ulster that has been in storage. Soon both are riding again and, since Alex had promised his wife Nora that he would abandon cycling, it leads to complications in his marriage and more. 178175 1969 Then Came Bronson: Old Tigers Never Die - They Just Run Away T Episode #8. 11-5-1969 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Jim picks up a beautiful blonde hitchhiker. He doesn't know her husband is watching and follows them. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). Bronson stays at the home of Oliver, a retired pressman who loves and loves to talk. Russ Faber learns that Bronson plans to enter a local motorbike race and becomes obsessed with defeating Bronson in the race. 178176 1969 Then Came Bronson: Runner, The (aka Pilot) T Episode #1. 9-17-1969. Series 9-17-1969 to 9-9-1970. Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). Bronson travels to see an old girlfriend who is helping her father run a camp for Autistic children. Jim Bronson takes a temp job at Hanrahan School, a summer camp for disturbed children run by noted therapist Edward Hanrahan and his daughter, Doris. Doris is by chance an old girlfriend of Bronson. He becomes affected by a small autistic boy John known as "the runner" for his penchant to flee. Hanrahan gives Bronson wide latitude in dealing with John and this leads to complications. 178177 1969 Then Came Bronson: Sibyl T Episode #15. 12-31-1969 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). Bronson is charmed by Sibyl who fancies herself a witch and is part of a band of occultists lead by cult-leader Hermes. Bronson at first is entertained by her beliefs but later recoils at her lifestyle. Ultimately, Sibyl has to determine the greater meaning of the supernatural, and in the process - life. 178178 1969 Then Came Bronson: Spitball Kid, The T Episode #13. 12-17-1969 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Bronson meets a young boy who wants to become a big league baseball player. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). The arrogant William Lovering is regarded as a great pitcher in a local bush league baseball team. When Bronson rides into town and takes a job as a ball player he soon finds he's able to hit the ball off Lovering at will. Bronson tries to prepare Lovering for a try-out with major league scout Art Gilroy (Don Drysdale). 178179 1970 Then Came Bronson: Still Waters T Episode #22. 2-25-1970 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Bronson meets a girl, Petey Traine (Veronica Cartwright) whose dad, Harve Traine (John Colicos) owns a newspaper. Printer Billy (Karl Lukas) Bronson gets a new job. The father has a drinking problem. Traine is publisher of "The Pacific Grove Press." He warns the community in a series of editorials about the ecological havoc industrial pollution is causing the local bay and surrounding ocean. Parochial financial concerns who advertise with Harve's newspaper, however, cause him serious emotional hardship and a potential financial disaster. Harve's daughter, Petey Traine, a writer for the paper, and Jim Bronson, both believe in the cause of the paper's editorials. Yet, does Harve stick to his editorial guns and face monetary ruin or does he acquiesce to the wishes of the advertisers and in the process lose the respect of his daughter? 178180 1970 Then Came Bronson: That Undiscovered Country T Episode #18. 1-28-1970 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Bronson ends up on an Amish farm. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). Bronson's tales of the outside world captivate a young man and woman in an Amish community. The man heads out to see the world he has been missing in the city. He meets a model while the woman back in the Amish community ponders love and the future. 178181 1969 Then Came Bronson: Two Percent of Nothing T Episode #10. 11-26-1969 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Bronson ends up in a desert town with no money. Takes a job on an oil rig. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). Bronson accepts two percent of a potential oil well that is possibly ready to blow in lieu of cash for work done for Royce MacLeod. Unfortunately, MacLeod faces foreclosure on his land if he can't be the target date specified on a promissory note. 178182 1970 Then Came Bronson: What's an Ark Without Centaurs? T Episode #26. 4-1-1970. Final Episode Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). A man hires Bronson to work on his yacht. He and his daughter are not communicating well because of their conflicting lifestyles and values. When she leaves to see friends in a Buddhist community, Bronson follows her. In the process both father and daughter question his motivations. 178183 1969 Then Came Bronson: Where Will the Trumpets Be? T Episode #5. 10-15-1969 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Jim visits a ranch owned by a retired, injured bull fighter. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). Two beautiful sisters compete for the attention of both Bronson and Miguel who approaches motorbike riding using the same aggressive methods that he uses to fight bulls in the bullring. 178184 1969 Then Came Bronson: Your Love Is Like a Demolition Derby in My Heart T Episode #9. 11-19-1969 Newspaper Reporter Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) quits his job and travels across America by motorcycle. Editor Carson (Bert Freed). When Bronson arrives in town he meets and asks Leona out on a date. She has a brother, Darryl, whose excessive protection of her causes her much dismay. Bronson helps Leona enter a demolition derby that inevitably puts Bronson in a difficult predicament with her brother. 178185 2008 Then She Found Me T TV Talk Show Host (Bette Midler) enters the life of her birth daughter, a teacher whose marriage is breaking up and whose relationship with a single dad is still uncertain. 178186 2009 Theo’s Story N Rhody, Ron Columnist Theo Clark is lead to a story he cannot write -- the story of the Dannans and Jesse Bristow. On the eve of World War II, the coatless body of prominent publisher Benjamin Dannan is found lying in the snow beside a lonely road in east Kentucky, far from home. No one knows why he is there or how he got there or whether his death is accident or murder. The high-profile mystery remains one for 30 years until an odd chain of events leads Journalist Clark to the story. The search takes place in the middle of Bristow’s bitterly fought governor’s race and leads Theo from a remote Melungeon village and the mystery of the Lost Colony to the coal mines of Harlem County and the aftermath of The Battle at Evarts. There is a “perfect murder” to confront, a scandal to contain, and a forsaken lover to comfort. Theo’s compulsion to make things right leads to a disturbing but strangely satisfying conclusion. 178187 1936 Theodora Goes Wild M DVD -R HQ 4013, 4014 McCarthy, Mary (Story). Sidney Buchman (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Jed Waterbury (Thomas Mitchell) of the Lynnefield Bugle, "the Pulse of Lynnefield." Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Beatrice Curtis). Reporter (Eddie Fetherston). Reporter (Sherry Hall). Reporter (Eddie Hart). Reporter (Harry Harvey). Reporter (Ralph Malone). Reporter (Lee Phelps). Manipulation of the media. Big city reporters an anonymous pack. Steal drinks while waiter's eyes are blinded by photographers' flashbulbs. Photographers (Harold Goodwin, Jack Hatfield, Billy Wayne). 178188 1995 Theodore Rex M News Media. Reporter #2 (Patricia Healy). Reporter #5 (Kristen Trucksess) 178189 1879 Theophrastus Such N USC Eliot, George Press 178190 2004 Theory of Everything, The M Weather Reporter (Arolyn Burns) 178191 2001 Theory of the Leisure Class, The M Reporter Callie (Tuesday Night) goes to a local bar in a small Western town where the bodies of two murdered children have been found. She bribes the bar’s owner into telling her about a series of bizarre events that could shed light on the mystery. 178192 1986 There Are No Spies NM OWN - P Granger, Bill News Media 178193 1994 There Goes My Baby M TV Newscaster (Dave Sebastian Williams) 178194 1937 There Goes My Girl M SVDSP 576. B 22 Beck George (Story). Harry Segall (Screenplay) Reporter Connie Taylor (Ann Sothern) of The Morning Star is going to marry a rival Reporter Jerry Martin (Gene Raymond). Taylor's editor, Tim J. Whalen (Richard Lane) will do anything to stop his star reporter from leaving the paper ala The Front Page. He tells her Martin is a third-rate reporter who will make a fourth-rate husband and he schemes to break up the marriage. As they're about to get married, the reporter hears shot and is off and running. The editor faked the whole thing. But Martin is convinced Taylor is not in love with him, only with news, her typewriter and her editor. Editor: "The racket is in your blood. You're a newspaperman -- first, last and always." The two reporters compete to solve a murder. She gets a scoop but is wounded before she can phone in her story. Martin helps her, is not believed, and when they figure out the editor is behind all of this, they reconcile. Reporter Frank "George" Tate (Frank Jenks). Reporter Dunn (Gordon Jones). 178195 1938 There Goes My Heart M DVD -R HQ 6410, 6411. VHS 952 Sullivan, Ed (Story). Eddie Moran, Jack Jevne (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Bill Spencer (Frederic March), cynical reporter assigned by Editor Mr. Stevens (Eugene Pallette) to track heiress down. "I'll write stories about her even if I have to make them up. And they'll be the truth too," says Spencer. Falls in love with heiress, tears up the article he has written about her. Editor breaks into reporter's strongbox and runs a story announcing that Editor breaks into reporter's strongbox and runs a story announcing that he has found the heiress. Professional rift between reporter and editor resolved when they end up drunk in the editor's office along with Photographer Flash Fisher (Arthur Lake) "If you print this story, you'll hurt somebody that doesn't deserve it." "What difference does that make? It's news, isn't it? And I'm running a newspaper." Photographer (Billy Taft). 178196 1992 There Goes the Neighborhood M Newscaster (Heidi Schulman) 178197 1969 There Is Also Tomorrow MT Newsreader (Corbet Woodall). Interviewer (Peter Macann). 178198 1947 There Once Was a Slave N Graham, Shirley Journalist Frederick Douglass, leading Abolitionist and journalist 178199 2000 There Was an Old Woman NM Engel, Howard TV Anchor Catherine Bracken is a ravishing TV journalist. A posh lawyer asks a low-key Ontario Jewish private eye to tail her. 178200 1995 There Will Be No Goodbyes N Young, Laura Dehart Lesbian Romance Novels Reporter Buddie attends a gay rights rally with a homophobic challenge when she meets alluring organizer Kate McGowan. Buddie soon becomes embroiled in Kate’s past and she must draw on all her reserves to contend with events. Buddie has his hands full: regular work, looking after her ailing partner Chris. 178201 1970 There's a Girl in My Soup M SVD 554 AFI-Television Personalities Columnist (Peter Sellers) is middle-aged, sophisticated gourmet columnist who finds his life disrupted when a kooky girl moves in on him. Woman Reporter (Marianne Stone). Reporter (Robin Parkinson). Reporter (Roy Skelton). 178202 1957 There's Always a Thursday M TV Interviewer (Alex MacIntosh) 178203 1938 There's Always a Woman M DVD -R HQ 8429, 8428 Reporter (John Gallaudet). Dispatch City Editor (Robert Emmett Keane). Photographer (Eddie Fetherston). 178204 1971 There's Always Vanilla M TV Reporter (Lee Hartman) 178205 1941 There's Magic in Music M Reporter outside Burlesque (Billy Wayne). Announcer (Hobart Cavanaugh). Young girl fresh out of reform school who is singing in a burlesque show is offered a scholarship to a famous music camp by the camp's owner. She must overcome suspicions of other students in order to prove herself. 178206 1954 There's No Business Like Show Business M DVD -R HQ 3791, 3792 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates an item about this show business family. Newspaper headlines. Variety stories-headlines. 178207 1988 There's No Place To Cry at the Ritz N OWN - H Winters, Nancy Reporter Nanda, beautiful and trendy. 178208 1942 There's One Born Every Minute M PR News Media - Publicity. Reporter (Jack Gardner). Reporter (Ted Oliver). Photographer (Jack Arnold). Radio Announcer (Melville Ruick). Photographer (Vinton Haworth). 178209 2000 There's Only One Jimmy Grimble M Commentator, School's Cup (Alan Keegan) 178210 2001 There's Only One Madonna MT Journalist (Paul Burston-Himself). Journalist from the Daily Mail (Baz Bamigboye). Journalist, the Sun (Dominic Mohan). Pop Journalist (Debbie Voller). 178211 1943 There's Something About a Soldier M Sportswriters (Ray Walker, Jack Lee). 178212 2005 There's Something About Christmas NR Macomber, Debbie Reporter Emma Collins of the Puyallup Washington Examiner believes the world is divided into two kinds of people: those who love fruitcake and those who don't, like her. It's ironic that her major assignment is a series of articles about fruitcakes. At least it's a step up from writing obituaries. She is attracted to a pilot but she has issues: she is estranged from her father, doesn't trust men and Christmas is just another day to go to the movies alone. The feature assignment takes her by plane to interview the three finalists in a national fruitcake contest. By the time the article is finished, Emma has learned more than a little about life and love from each woman. The pilot also helps her rediscover the joy of Christmas. 178213 1998 There's Something About Mary M DVD TV News Reporter (Steve Tyler). 178214 1962 These are My People N Formby, Marshall Newspaperman. Old-time newspaper man and his grandson tell the story of a small town in Texas in the 19th and 20th centuries. 178215 2001 These Arms of Mine: Burning Down the House T Episode #12. 2-9-2001 Magazine Editor Esme Price (Babz Chula) and Freelance Photographer David Bishop (Alex Carter) are part of a group of professional, upscale friends in their 30s living in Vancouver. Amos Lee (Byron Lawson) finds himself questioning his marriage to Esme, and spending time with Jenny Wong. 178216 2000 These Arms of Mine: Come Rain Or Come Shine T Episode #2. Canada. Magazine Editor Esme Price (Babz Chula) and Freelance Photographer David Bishop (Alex Carter) are part of a group of professional, upscale friends in their 30s living in Vancouver. Claire adjusts to sharing space with David and Sophie while Steven deals with his grief over Joe. 178217 2000 These Arms of Mine: Distant Lover (aka Pilot) T Episode #1. 11-3-2000. Canada. Magazine Editor Esme Price (Babz Chula) and Freelance Photographer David Bishop (Alex Carter) are part of a group of professional, upscale friends in their 30s living in Vancouver. Claire and David’s long-distance relationship reaches a breaking point when they must choose between their separate lives and each other. 178218 2000 These Arms of Mine: Getting To Know You T Episode #3. Magazine Editor Esme Price (Babz Chula) and Freelance Photographer David Bishop (Alex Carter) are part of a group of professional, upscale friends in their 30s living in Vancouver. Esme and Amos Lee (Byron Lawson) divide their time between their careers and their five-year-old son, Henry. Steven has an opportunity to act again. 178219 2000 These Arms of Mine: I’ve been Loving You Too Long T Episode #6. Magazine Editor Esme Price (Babz Chula) and Freelance Photographer David Bishop (Alex Carter) are part of a group of professional, upscale friends in their 30s living in Vancouver. Claire’s decision to move back to Toronto casts a shadow on a group picnic. 178220 2001 These Arms of Mine: King of America T Episode #13. 3-16-2001 Magazine Editor Esme Price (Babz Chula) and Freelance Photographer David Bishop (Alex Carter) are part of a group of professional, upscale friends in their 30s living in Vancouver. Claire’s interview with Vietnam draft dodgers offends Miles prompting him to finally face his past. 178221 2000 These Arms of Mine: Let’s Get Lost T Episode #5. Magazine Editor Esme Price (Babz Chula) and Freelance Photographer David Bishop (Alex Carter) are part of a group of professional, upscale friends in their 30s living in Vancouver. Esme and Amos Lee’s schedules leave Henry waiting for an after school ride that doesn’t come. David, feeling the pressure of being the only bread winner in the house, considers “going digital.” 178222 2001 These Arms of Mine: My So-Called Episode T Episode #10. 2-9-2001 Magazine Editor Esme Price (Babz Chula) and Freelance Photographer David Bishop (Alex Carter) are part of a group of professional, upscale friends in their 30s living in Vancouver. Emotions boil over when Sophie disobeys David and wears a sexy outfit to a singing audition. Steven introduces Adam to his parents. 178223 2001 These Arms of Mine: Nature Boy T Episode #8. 1-1-2001 Magazine Editor Esme Price (Babz Chula) and Freelance Photographer David Bishop (Alex Carter) are part of a group of professional, upscale friends in their 30s living in Vancouver. Esme hires a young intern for David. Fed-up with the women in his life, David accompanies Miles on a testosterone-affirming weekend in the woods. 178224 2001 These Arms of Mine: So Young T Episode #9. Magazine Editor Esme Price (Babz Chula) and Freelance Photographer David Bishop (Alex Carter) are part of a group of professional, upscale friends in their 30s living in Vancouver. In a TV interview, Amos Lee (Byron Lawson) confesses his desire for more children, sending Esme into an emotional tailspin. 178225 2000 These Arms of Mine: Something Wonderful T Episode #4. Magazine Editor Esme Price (Babz Chula) and Freelance Photographer David Bishop (Alex Carter) are part of a group of professional, upscale friends in their 30s living in Vancouver. Claire has a disastrous job interview. Steven’s father Gideon arrives unannounced from Halifax. 178226 2000 These Arms of Mine: This Year’s Girl T Episode #7. Magazine Editor Esme Price (Babz Chula) and Freelance Photographer David Bishop (Alex Carter) are part of a group of professional, upscale friends in their 30s living in Vancouver. Claire has adjusted to Vancouver life, but wants a career instead of a job. Meanwhile, Steven goes on a blind date. 178227 2001 These Arms of Mine: To Sir, With Love T Episode #11. 2-16-2001 Magazine Editor Esme Price (Babz Chula) and Freelance Photographer David Bishop (Alex Carter) are part of a group of professional, upscale friends in their 30s living in Vancouver. Steven must decide whether to defend himself publicly when he is the victim of false allegations by a troubled student. 178228 1925 These Barren Leaves N OWN - H Huxley, Aldous Editor of the Rabbit Fanciers' Gazette 178229 1996 These High, Green Hills (The Mitford Years) N Karon, Jan Editor J.C. of the local newspaper is given courtship advice from the affable Episcopal priest in the small Southern town of Mitford. Misogynist editor amazes the townsfolk by marrying Mitford's first woman police officer, a young girl beaten badly by her father who refuses to leave home because she must care for her bedridden mother. 178230 2001 These Old Broads MT Reporter (Fernando Gasca). Newsman (Karl T. Wright). 178231 1956 These Wilder Years M DVD -R HQ 6437, 6438. SVD 1504 Reporter. Young Reporter (Jimmy Hayes) 178232 0001 Thesmophoriazusae, The or Women's Festival, The (Festival Time) P COPY Aristophanes 411 B.C. Herald: "Silence! Silence! …" "Hearken, all of you! this is the decree passed by the Senate of the Women…." 178233 2002 They M News Media. TV Newscaster #1 (Mike Brandon). Newscaster #2 (Claire Riley). Newscaster #3 (Tamara Taggart) 178234 1954 They All Bleed Red N Sted, Richard Press 178235 1942 They All Kissed The Bride M DVD -R HQ 10466, 10467. Kaus, Gina, Andrew P. Solt (Story). P.J. Wolfson (Screenplay) Ness Book Investigative Reporter Michael Holmes (Melvyn Douglas), crusading, icon-smashing journalist writes series of articles on ruthless female trucking company operator. He crashes the wedding of her younger sister and she has him arrested. She thinks he is the ex-suitor of the bride. Reporter threatens to sue because of false arrest, but agrees to drop the suit if she has dinner with him. The woman doesn't know he is a reporter but she does know he makes her knees quiver. He is with her socially but all the while is still writing articles about her with the help of a trucker who provides him with inside details. Rift occurs after he discovers she has fired several truckers. He tries to get money for them by renewing the lawsuit. When she finds out, she rehires the truckers at an increased salary. 178236 2002 They Always Listen M TV News Anchor (Sarah Kolasky). 178237 1939 They Asked For It M Fuller, Lester (Story). Arthur T. Horman (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Steve Lewis (William Lundigan) runs a small country newspaper, the Bee-Clarion with the help of Mary Lou Carroll (Joy Hodges) who acts as both reporter and ad seller. Lewis wants a big story and when a farmer dies, he fakes some clues to make it look like a murder. The hoax is exposed by the coroner and an embarrassed Lewis plans to leave town, but then he discovers the man was really murdered. Lewis discovers the real killers. The trial brings new accounts into the newspaper office. Lewis and Carroll decide to elope. Reporters (Nick Copeland, Jack Gardner, Wally Maher, Bill Marceau, Billy Wayne). Newsboys (Dewey Bender, Ronald Paige, Buster Slaven). Variety, 7/5/39: "Newspapermen have often been astonished how the profession is painted by Hollywood. In this case they will be more amused than peeved." 178238 1953 They Buried a Man: Inner Sanctum Mystery, An NM OWN - H Davis, Mildred Reporter Gunnard Kerr, town's one newspaper reporter 178239 1971 They Call It Murder MT Gardner, Erle Stanley (Characters). Sam Rolfe (Teleplay) Based on D.A. Calls It Murder, The Reporter Sylvia Martin (Jo Ann Pflug) helps small-town District Attorney Doug Selby (Jim Hutton) solve crime and win cases as they investigate a gambler's murder and a possible insurance scam. 178240 1982 They Call Me Bruce? M News Media. Female Reporter #1 (Duchess Dale). Female Reporter #2 (Bobbie Cirel). Korean man finds his life hopelessly complicated when people confuse him with Bruce Lee. 178241 1970 They Call Me MISTER Tibbs! M SVD 1206 Reporter (John Alvin). Reporter (John Hillerman). 178242 1967 They Came from Beyond Space M DVD -R HQ 10092, 10093 TV Commentator (Kenneth Kendall) 178243 1991 They Came From Outer Space: Legend, The T Episode #10. 1-7-1991 Photographer (Steve DeVorkin). 178244 1959 They Came to Cordura M DVD -R HQ 7241, 7242, 7243 Correspondent (Arthur Hanson). 1st Correspondent (Sam Buffington). 2nd Correspondent (Arthur Hanson) 178245 1955 They Can't Hang Me M BBC Newsreader (Philip Levene). 178246 2001 They Crawl M News Media. Reporter (Diana Morgan). Cameraman (Gregory Graham). Newsstand man (Charles Emmett). 178247 1941 They Dare Not Love M Reporter (Eddie Fetherston). First Photographer (Jack Gardner). Second Photographer (Philo McCullough). Third Photographer (Richard Fiske). Fourth Photographer (David Oliver). 178248 1939 They Die On Schedule! SM Jacobson, Edith and Ejler Dime Mystery Magazine, July 1939 Press 178249 1941 They Died With Their Boots On M DVD -R HQ 4611, 4612, 4613. L Newsman (Herbert Heywood). 178250 1940 They Drive By Night M DVD -R HQ 3765, 3766. SVD 1463 News Media. First Reporter (Frank Wilcox). Third Reporter (J. Anthony Hughes). 178251 1941 They Flew Alone M Reporter (George Merritt). Radio Commentator, United States (Jack Peach). Radio Commentator, Great Britain (Charles Maxwell). Radio Commentator, Canada (Gerald Willmott). 178252 1937 They Gave Him a Gun M Newsboys. 178253 1943 They Got Me Covered M DVD -R HQ 6509, 6510. L. SV 235. 224 Ross, Leonard Q., Leonard Spigelgass (Story). Frank Fenton, Lynn Root (Additional Dialogue). Harry Kurnitz (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Robert Kittredge (Bob Hope), of Amalgamated News Service, wins Pulitzer Prize but manages to miss story of Germany's invasion of Russia -- sends wire to editor telling him Germany would not possibly invade. Kittredge uncovers nest of spies operating in United States. Disguises self to escape from fellow reporters he owes money. Conceals information from police to guarantee a scoop. Resorts to breaking and entering. Christina Hill (Dorothy Lamour) is his fiancée and manager of the Washington Bureau of Amalgamated News. After he discovers spies, Nazi leader says killing him would lead people to believe he had story so they discredit him by framing him in fake marriage His alleged wife is murdered. He and Hill track spies to headquarters in beauty parlor. References to Peep Magazine. "Not on your five star final…" "I wouldn't even trust you to cover a hole in the carpet, let alone a story." Reporters (Lane Chandler, Richard "Dick" Keene). Reporter (George Sherwood). 178254 1940 They Knew What They Wanted M Photographer (Victor Kilian - The Photographer) 178255 1988 They Live M TV Anchorwoman (Nancy Gee). Female Interviewer (Lucille Meredith). Male News Anchor (Dennis Cosmo Michael). 178256 1939 They Made Her a Spy M DVD -R HQ 10506, 10507. SV 174 Bricker, George (Story). Michael Kanin, Jo Pagano (Screenplay) Ness Book Investigative Reporter James Huntley (Allan Lane) works undercover as a photographer for a group of spies to try to expose their leader. Meets a female undercover agent and is ordered to kill her when she is found out. He lets her escape. Photographer Beldon (Charles Halton). 178257 1939 They Made Me a Criminal M DVD -R HQ 2569, 2570. VHS 1362 Jenny Dolan remake Reporter is murdered by champion boxer who is presumed dead. Columnist (Joe Cunningham). Reporter Charles "Charlie" Magee (John Ridgely). Reporters at first fight (Richard Bond, Nat Carr). Newsboy (Ed Brian). Radio Sports Commentator (Reid Kipatrick - Voice). First Fight Announcer (John Harron). 178258 1936 They Met in a Taxi M Cohen, Octavus Roy (Story). Howard J. Green (Screenplay) Ness Book Society Editor Mr. Clifton (Raymond Walburn) writes under the name Monsieur Brummel offers a rare positive portrayal of a society columnist. Started out as a police reporter but on the first murder case he covered he described the murderess' gown so well he was shifted to the society page. 178259 1941 They Met in Argentina M DVD -R 1587 Reporter (George J. Lewis). Reporter (Charles Quigley). 178260 1943 They Met in the Dark M Mason Radio Announcer Boothby (Alvar Lidell) 178261 1944 They Shall Come Again N Mitchell, Ruth C. Lady Radio-commentator with isolationist views before and after Pearl Harbor in 1941. San Francisco Bay area. 178262 1935 They Shoot Horses, Don't They? N OWN McCoy, Horace Newspaper publicity for event 178263 2000 They Shoot Movies, Don't They? M Editor (Craig Lachman) 178264 2004 They Walk by Day M Short - Sci-Fi Parody Documentary. Interviewer (Ceri Mears). Homeless man believes beings made of pure energy live among us but can he convince the camera crew following his every move? 178265 1962 They Walked Like Men NSF OWN - P - GPL Simak, Clifford Journalist Parker Graves, seasoned journalist. Killed at the end of the novel. 178266 1937 They Wanted to Marry M DVD -R HQ 6420. SV 151 Bachman, Larry (Story). Paul Yawitz, Ethel Borden (Screenplay Ness Book Photographer Jim (Gordon Jones) for the Daily Mail involved with the sister of a society woman. When Jim is missing for 48 hours, the editor calls Jim, the best photographer the paper ever had He's found and reminds the editor he resigned.. Editor challenges him to get a photograph. Jim gets the picture. To marry the woman he loves, he gives up photography and goes to work for an advertising agency. When the bride is confused and calls off the wedding, Jim goes back to the newspaper. Given a raise and a column, "Candid Camera." More problems but the photographer finally marries the woman he loves. Editor Charles Clark (Charles C. Wilson). Newspaper Reporter Parker (Billy Wayne). Newspaper Office Worker (Emmett Vogan). Newspaper Messenger (Lynton Brent). 178267 1950 They Were Not Divided M War Correspondent (Estelle Brody) 178268 1937 They Won't Forget M DVD -R HQ 2216, 2217. SVD 1109. SP 1088. Green, Ward (Novel -- "Death in the Deep South"). Robert Rossen, Aben Kandel (Screenplay) Films of Lana Turner. Reporter William A. "Bill" Brock (Allyn Joslyn) for the local paper, The Advocate. Pessimistic and alienated character who has no respect for himself. Cover trial of a teacher accused of murdering a student. Brock offers a tip to the district attorney for first crack at any exclusive information , invades the home of the teacher and when she faints, snoops around stealing a honeymoon photograph. "I feel kinda bad using this," Brock says. But when another reporter says, "I'll use it," Brock says, "That's make me feel worse." Reporter (Frank Faylen). Reporter Dolly Holly (Claudia Coleman), sob sister. Film shows the power of the press to sway public opinion and influence a jury. Hatred generated by media results in lynching of an innocent teacher. Wife confronts reporter saying he and the district attorney are responsible for her husband's death, stirring up the public because it made a good story. Reporter Bill Price (Frank Faylen). Publisher Dougherty (Forbes Murray). 178269 1966 They're a Weird Mob M Magazine Journalist Nino Culotta (Walter Chian) is an Italian immigrant who arrives in Australia with the promise of a job as a journalist on his cousin's magazine. But when he arrives, the magazine has folded and there is no job and no money. Culotta falls in love but the girl's father hates journalists, immigrants and bricklayers (the only job Culotta could find). He wins him over with charm. 178270 1980 They're Funny People SS UCLA Porter, Hal In "Portable Australian Authors: Hal Porter." Narrator a freelance writer on assignment for a glossy English-language Japanese magazine. 178271 2005 They're Not Your Friends N Zutell, Irene Celebrity Journalism. Gossipy, Hollywood reporting based on People's Magazine. 178272 1999 Thick as Thieves M SVD 970 News Media 178273 2005 Thick Of It, The: T Episode News Media. Telegraph Website Journalist (Richard Betts). 178274 2006 Thick Of It, The: T DVD -R HQ 8677 UK. Episode #101,. 5-11-2006. BBC. Press. Rumors in the press suggest the Minister of Social Affairs is going to be let go. 178275 1983 Thicke of the Night DT Series 1983-84 Talk Show Host Alan Thicke 178276 1995 Thicker Than Water NM Pronin, Barbara Reporter Lacey Madison, discovering her brother-in-law's dead body and then realizing her sister has disappeared, vows to uncover the truth before her sister is pinned with a murder rap. Madison's handsome managing editor accompanies her. 178277 2003 Thicker Than Water N Shayne, Maggie TV Anchor Julie Jones of Syracuse in upstate New York. Sixteen years ago, she was a runaway that fled a burning compound of a fanatic cult leader and drug dealer with his infant daughter. Now she's raising the child on her own. State senator's brother is blackmailing her. She confronts the blackmailer and finds him dead. She knows killer has the damaging information that the man told her about. She turns to Co-Anchor Sean MacKenzie who observed her pull a crime scene stunt and a break and entering so he helps her while they fall in love. Prime and proper Jones tampers with a crime scene and breaks the law in an attempt to protect her daughter. MacKenzie cannot believe what Jones has been doing since the discovery of the dead blackmailer. MacKenzie has his own demons. Both Jones and her daughter vanishes and it's up to MacKenzie to find them. 178278 1995 Thicker Than Water N Tapply, William G. and Linda Barlow TV News Producer Daniel McIntyre wants to do a show about an AIDs hospice run by a woman who wants nothing to do with the media and turns him down. He insists on helping her when he hears about the mysterious disappearance of her 14-year-old son. He has reason to believe he indirectly may have caused it. FBI isn't much help. No ransom note. They follow the trail to Belize and enlist the aid of a retired CIA agent. Kidnapping is linked to woman's past. Relationship blossoms between the two. 178279 2008 Thief and the Dogs, The N Mahfouz, Nagib Newspaper Editor Rauf Ilwan was once a firebrand revolutionary who convinced a skilled young thief Said Mahran that stealing from the rich in a unjust society is an act of justice. Now Ilwan is a rich man, a respected newspaper editor who wants nothing to do with the disgraced Said. After four years in prison, Mahran emerges bent on revenge. He finds a world that has changed in more ways than one. Egypt has undergone a revolution and, on a more personal level, his beloved wife and his trusted henchman, who conspired to betray him to the police, are now married to each other and are keeping his six-year-old daughter from him. But in the most bitter betrayal, his mentor, Rauf Ilwan, has deserted him. As Said’s wild attempts to achieve his idea of justice badly misfire, he becomes a hunted man so driven by hatred that he can only recognize too late his last chance at redemption. Out of prison for less than a day, thief Said Mahran quickly resumes his old ways, and worse. Angered by his young daughter’s refusal to even shake hands with the parent she has not seen in four years, and by the chilly reception from Ilwan, a former colleague in crime whom he suspects of having betrayed him to the police, Mahran goes berserk and seeks revenge with a gun. But this onetime Robin Hood who only stole from people who deserved to be robbed accidentally murders two innocent instead of his intended victims -- Ilwan and the new husband of his ex-wife. Pursued by the press and the police, he finds refuge with a prostitute he knows -- her flat has a view of a cemetery. 178280 2003 Thief of Words NR Jaffe, John Reporter Annie Hollerman is a talented young reporter rising quick up the ranks, a star reporter at a respected North Carolina newspaper engaged to a hotshot colleague. At 26, she had it all. Then she made one mistake. Pressured to meet an impossible deadline, she resorts to plagiarism and is fired. Eighteen years later, 44, and divorced, she is running a literary agency in Washington D.C. Her friend Laura, also a reporter, gives Annie's e-mail address to her 50-ish Editor Jack DePaul, Features Editor of the Baltimore Star-News. He rewrites her past -- "I need to erase that Canada trip. Take me someplace exotic," she writes and he does. Plagiarism incident comes back to haunt Hollerman. Packed with juicy newspaper gossip. 178281 2007 Thief Queen's Daughter, The: Lost Journals of Ven Polypheme Series, The NJ Haydon, Elizabeth #2 Lost Journals of Ven Polypheme Series Reporter Charles Magnus Ven Polypheme, known as Ven, is on his first day on the job as Royal Reporter of the Land of Serendair. King Vandemere sends young Ven on a secret mission within the walls of the Gated City. His quest? To discover the origin of a mysterious artifact given to the king's father. The king warns Ven to take care because once you enter the Gated City, you might never be allowed to leave. Within its walls, exotic merchandise, dreams, wishes, memories, even childhood, can be sold or stolen. The Gated City is ruled by the powerful Raven's Guild, and the guild is ruled by the Queen of Thieves. Long ago, in the Second Age of history, a young Nain explorer by the name of Ven Polypheme traveled much of the known and unknown word, recording his adventures. These are his original journals. Nain are a race that lives four times longer than humans. 178282 2007 Thief Queens Daughter, The (The Lost Journals of Ven Polypheme) N Haydon, Elizabeth Royal Reporter Charles Magnus “Ven” Polypheme is on his first day on the job when he is sent by the king on a secret mission within the walls of the Gated City. The king warns Ven to take care because once you enter the Gated City, you might never be allowed to leave. The Gated City is ruled by the powerful Raven’s Guild and the guild is ruled by the Queen of Thieves. 178283 1946 Thieves in the Night: Chronicle of an Experiment N OWN - H Koestler, Arthur Press 178284 1974 Thieves Like Us M ALTMAN News Media. Newspapers is a communications' motif 178285 2001 Thieves: Bad Moon Rising T Episode #4. 10-19-2001 Newscaster (Penny Griego). 178286 2001 Thieves: General, The T Episode #5. 11-2-2001 Newscaster (Penny Griego). 178287 1987 Thikana MF Cameraman (Madan Jain). 178288 1988 Thin Air MT UK. Miniseries Newsreader (Terence McGinty). 178289 2000 Thin Blue Lie, The MT DVD -R 1585. SVD 864 Reporter Jonathan Neumann (Rob Morrow) exposes police abuses with the help of fellow reporter Phil Chadway (Randy Quaid).. Editor (G.W. Bailey). Reporter (Kelsa Kinsly). 178290 1993 Thin Ice N O'Brien, Meg Documentary Filmmaker Dan Rossi. 178291 1981 Thin Ice MT Reporter (Cynthia Smith) 178292 1995 Thin Ice M VHS Great Britain Gay London Journalist Greg Steiner (James Dreyfus) and African-American Gay Freelance Photographer Steffi Marchand(Sabra Williams) persuade a magazine editor at the Observer to commission an article on New York’s upcoming Gay Games. Steiffi is based in London is also an amateur doubles figure skater, hoping to compete in, as well as cover, the New York Gay Games. When she breaks up with her significant other and desperate for a skating partner, sets her sights on a repressed young female skater as a replacement. What follows is a story following the writer’s attempts to befriend, and then seduce the vulnerable young woman, who hungers for the attention the other gives. Although successful in her efforts, things fall apart dramatically when the truth behind the seduction is revealed. Newspaper Boy (Jack Freud). 178293 1937 Thin Ice (aka Lovely To Look At) M SVD 958 Powers Reporter (Leif Henie). Prince Rudolph (Tyrone Power) masquerades as reporter. American Reporter (Lon Chaney Jr.). German Reporter (Rudolph Anders). English Reporter (Pat Somerset). Italian Reporter (Nino Bellini). French Reporter (Eugene Borden). Japanese Reporter (Otto Yamaoka). 178294 1952 Thin Line, The N Atiyah, E. Press 178295 1944 Thin Man Goes Home, The M DVD -R HQ 3842, 3843. L. (All Six Thin Man Films Included) Reporter (Oliver Blake) 178296 1934 Thin Man, The M DVD -R HQ 2683, 2684. L Tabloid quotes from Nick and Nora. Reporters (Thomas E. Jackson, Creighton Hale, Phil Tead, Nick Copeland, George "Dink" Templeton). 178297 1943 Thin Man, The NM OWN - H Hammett, Dashiell In "Five Complete Novels." Press 178298 1936 Thin Man, The R CD 001 Lux Radio Theater Episode. 6-8-1936.Lux Radio Theater. Radio version of film Reporters 178299 2004 Thin Walls N Nelscott, Kris Photojournalist Saul has been brutalized for his biracial romance. He's asked by his friend, an African-American p.i. to help solve the murder of a woman's husband. It is 1968. Chicago police department doesn't care much about the death of a black man. Saul took pictures at the scene and going back through newspaper archives, the PI and the photojournalist look for patterns and clues. The P.I., Saul and two renegade cops who risk their careers to help, set off on the hunt for the killer. The dentist husband is one of at least nine murders of black people. They finally find the killer racist and document his guilt so thoroughly that the police must take action. 178300 1951 Thing from Another World, The M DVD -R HQ 1979, 1980. L. Campbell, John W. Jr. (Story - "Who Goes There?") Charles Lederer (Screenplay). Ben Hecht said to have contributed to script and Howard Hawks to direction of movie. Ness Book Reporter Ned "Scotty" Scott (Douglas Spencer) is on military expedition to the Arctic to investigate crash of plane. It turns out to be a flying saucer. Reporter is told to wait for authorization before writing a story. "You've got your authority in the Constitution of the United States. For your information, it's called freedom of the press and I'm sending a story, captain." Wire from general orders him to hold information. Reporter reluctantly agrees. Reporter makes snide remarks about military's ineptitude at losing the saucer and creature piloting it. Creature terrorizes snowbound base. Reporter on monster: "An intellectual carrot -- the mind boggles!" Reporter faints when monster is electrocuted. Captain told reporter he does not belong out there. Reporter sarcastically observes that he also did not belong in places like El Alamein. After The Thing is destroyed, reporter wires story reciting it like a war piece. Warns: "Watch the skies!" Reporter tells story about covering execution with guy who tried to smuggle in camera. "This is the biggest story since the parting of the Red Sea. You can't cover it up. Think what it means to the world." 178301 1972 Thing with Two Heads, The M TV Newscaster (Rod Steele). TV Newscaster (Dick Whittington). 178302 1982 Thing, The M L Campbell, John W. Jr. (Story). Bill Lancaster John Carpenter Version News Media. 178303 1980 Things M News Media. Reporter (Amber Lynn). Reporter #2 (Darren Gillis). Reporter #3 (Allison McGinnis). 178304 2001 Things Behind the Sun MT DVD -R HQ 9085, 9086. SVD 1100, VHS 1261 Journalist Owen (Gabriel Mann), a journalist with impotence issues, is assigned a piece on breakout rock singer 178305 1992 Things Not Seen and Other Stories SS USC Williams, Lynna News Media 178306 2009 Things We Do for Love, The NR Early, Margot Harlequin Journalist Mary Anne Drew was at her desk at The Logan Standard and the Miner when Cameron brought the news. Cameron, who was Mary Anne’s first cousin and best friend, grabbed a chair and staddled it, facing Mary Anne: “They’re engaged. It couldn’t be true. Mary Anne smothered her feelings. She’d been in love with Jonathan Hale for four years, eve since he’d arrive in Logan from Cincinnati to manage the public radio station, WLGN, a dark-haired man with wire-rimmed glasses, blue eyes and matter-of-fact manner. She had been impressed with the time he’d spent working overseas as a correspondent for Reuters. She knew he had seen dreadful things in war zones, things he didn’t discuss. Then one day when she’d come in to record an essay, he had sat listening and watching her with brooding intensity. Afterward, he had said, “That was good work, Mary Anne. I’m going to try to get it out to as many other stations as I can.” Now Jonathan Hale planned to wed that tacky and tiny thing, Angie Workman, manager of the Blooming Rose, the closest thing Logan had to a boutique. Cameron was director of the Logan County Women’s Resource Center, located next door to the newspaper office. Cameron was five foot five. Mary Anne was five foot ten. And Mary Anne lived for haute couture -- after all, before settling in Logan she had worked for two different women’s magazines in New York and could swear that everything in “The Devil Wears Prada” was true. Cameron’s clothes came from thrift shops. Mary Anne indulged in highlights and Cameron wouldn’t dream of it. Mary Anne was an editor and reporter for The Logan Standard and the Miner. Cameron safeguarded the welfare of women and children. A love potion might be the answer, Cameron suggested. A love potion was a ridiculous idea. But Mary Anne wondered if she could find a pretext for dropping in at the radio station. Are they really engaged? Maybe the rumor was false. She thought for a minute, then rose from her desk, pulling on her gray wool blazer and slinging her leather handbag over a shoulder. Hurrying past the office of the editor-in-chief, she gave him a wave, glad he was on the phone and couldn’t ask where the hell she thought she was going. So Mary Anne bought a love potion, still not convinced spells and portions work, but still she had to do something. Too bad the wrong man, aka Graham Corbett, drank it. Then strange things begin to happen. Graham had never shown any interest in Mary Anne. In fact, their arguments were legendary. But now Graham is acting anything but hostile. Could the portion really work? Or was Mary Anne looking for love in the wrong place all along? Dr. Graham Corbett is a psychologist at the radio station. 178307 1998 Things You Do For Love, The MT Journalist (Joe Simpson). Newsreader (Trevor Green). 178308 1940 Think R Series - Early Fifties Press 178309 2008 Think Tank M TV Anchor (Beth Anne Jones). Possibilities of how 9/11 could have been prevented. A new government team today focuses on a domestic charter and the team members’ drama that coincides with their work. 178310 1994 Think Tank with Ben Wattenberg T Series 1994- Interviewer-Host (Ben Wattenberg). 178311 1908 Thinking Machine on the Case, The NM Futrelle, Jacques Reporter Hutchinson Hatch, a newspaper reporter "lean, wiry, hard as nails" brings problems to Professor Augustus S.F.X. Van Dusen of Boston who solves themes. 178312 1907 Thinking Machine, The NM Futrelle, Jacques 48 stories in newspapers, Sunday magazine sections, The Popular Magazine and books such as this one. Reporter Hutchinson Hatch, a newspaper reporter "lean, wiry, hard as nails" brings problems to Professor Augustus S.F.X. Van Dusen of Boston who solves themes. 178313 1905 Thinking Machine, The SS Futrelle, Jacques First appearance in a six-part story in the Boston American starting on Oct. 30, 1905. Reporter Hutchinson Hatch, a newspaper reporter "lean, wiry, hard as nails" brings problems to Professor Augustus S.F.X. Van Dusen of Boston who solves themes. 178314 2009 Thira M News Media. French Reporter (Jacques Sebag). Paparazzo #1 (Claude Laniado). Paparazzo #2 (Christopher Bloom). Paparazzo #3 (Matt Mickelson). Reporter at Press Junket (Jessica McCurdy). 178315 2005 Third and Heaven N Johnson, Ben Patrick Publicist Joshua to has-beens and nobodies, attempts to spin press out of thin air. He and three friends tell their stories. 178316 1953 Third Angel, The N OWN - P Weidman, Jerome Press 178317 1993 Third Annual Rock N' Jock B-Ball Jam DT Reporter Daisy Fuentes. Announcers Steve Albert, Jon Stewart. 178318 1967 Third Book About Achim, The N Johnson, Uwe West German Journalist is invited by an East German paper to write a biography of an East German bicycle champion racer. Achim, the journalist. 178319 2005 Third Brother, The N McDonell, Nick Newsmagazine intern Mike in Hong Kong is sent to Thailand for an Apocalypse Now-lite assignment: Find a journalist who has disappeared and may be crazy. Mike descends into his own heart of darkness and then returns to New York -- and 9/11. 178320 2001 Third Circle, The M Reporter. Surf Reporter (Stefan Kluka). 178321 1940 Third Finger, Left Hand M DVD -R HQ 3066 3067. SVDSP 520 Editor Margot Sherwood (Myrna Loy), editor of Smart, woman's fashion magazine. Photographer (Milton Parsons). Cameraman (Ray Teal). 178322 2003 Third Funeral, The N Bowen, Kevin New York Times Correspondent Hope Wilson is thrown into the limelight after witnessing a catastrophic plane crash. Her subsequent investigation collides with the airline's ruthless CEO. As she unravels a tapestry of cold-blooded deception, she unknowingly draws her family into a dangerous matrix of conspiracy, kidnapping, revenge and murder. She is married to a staunch atheist, Dr. Wil Wilson. The plane crash kills Wil's college roommate, the CEO of Freedom Airways. Hope receives a mysterious note suggesting the airline might be covering up the true cause of the crash. As Hope begins to discover the real story, her family lives are put in jeopardy and their beliefs are also challenged by the events unfolding around them. 178323 1979 Third Identity, The N GPL Gatenby, Rosemary Reporter Christopher (Christie) Worthing of the Ederburg Gazette. 178324 1963 Third Lover, The (aka L'Oeil Du Malin) M Chabrol, Claude, Marcel Matthieu (Dialogue). Chabrol (Screenplay) AFI-Authors./France-Italy, 1963. Ness Book Journalist Albin Mercier (Jacques Charrier) is a second-rate French writer doing series of newspaper articles in Bavaria on German Life. Meets author and his wife who invite him to stay at villa. He begins plotting against them, tries to seduce wife. She rejects him and journalist spies on her and discovers she has a lover. He photographs them together and shows the photographs to the husband who stabs his wife. Remorseful, journalist tries to confess his guilt but no one pays attention. 178325 2005 Third Man Out MT DVD Stevenson, Richard (Novel) Internet Journalist Jon Rutka, a muck-raking gay journalist who publishes “The Rutka Report” on his Website, is shot by an unknown assailant. Gay P.I. Donald Strachey despises Rutka for his activities outing prominent local closeted homophobes. Fearing for his life, Rutka retains Strachey when a bullet grazes his foot, but Strachey abandons the case when he suspects that the incident was staged. Soon Strachey has a real mystery on his hands: Rutka is found dead and any number of people might have cheerfully dispatched him. Rutka’s files point to a particularly sinister closeted homosexual whom Strachey must unmask. When Journalist John Rutka, a gay activist, engineers his own endangerment to generate sympathy and business for his “outing” publication, it backfires: Gay P.I. Don Strachey quickly quits bodyguarding him, and one of Rutka’s man enemies takes the opportunity to kidnap him and burn him so badly that it takes forensic dentistry to identify the body. Which closet gay wanted to protect his own homosexual exposure? Rutka’s files lead to a TV Newscaster, a politician’s aide and someone referred to only as “All-American Asshole Mega-Hypocrite,” a man Strachey ties in to weekly trysts with the newscaster at a hot-sheets motel. WXRN Female Newscaster on TV reporting on Rutka’s death. 178326 1991 Third Man Out N Stevenson, Richard Journalist Jon Rutka (Jack Wetherall), a muckraking gay journalist involved with an openly gay P.I. Donald Strachey, Rutka is shot by an unknown assailant. Strachey arrives at the Albany Medical Center to meet with a client. Rutka’s live-in Eddie Santin approaches Strachey and reveals that the client that approached him is none other than Rutka, who Strachey despises for his activities outing prominent local closeted homophobes. Rutka runs a webzine dedicated to outing important people. Despite attempts by Rutka and Santin to convince Strachey to help find out who shot Rutka, Strachey declines the assignment. That night, a man determinedly barges into Rutka’s hospital room unauthorized only to find that Rutka has already checked out. Rutka visits Strachey's home, but he remains unmoved, until Rutka offers him a $5,000 retainer. Strachey reluctantly accepts the job, mostly because of recent money troubles stemming from a home renovation bearing on his mind. Timmy, who has an even stronger distaste for Rutka's tactics, objects at first, but also agrees that they can't afford to pick and choose their clients in their current financial situation. The next morning, Rutka shows Strachey his attic, where he keeps his various files on both his past and prospective outing targets. One of them is Bruno Slinger, a prominent state politician who has voted against gay rights in the past, on whom Rutka has a file which includes photographic evidence of his sexual involvement with men. Suddenly, a fire breaks out at Ruka's house, which Strachey puts out and then investigates. As the case progresses, Strachey becomes convinced that Rutka and Santin are staging the various criminal incidents themselves, thanks in part to the assertion by Detective Sean "Bub" Bailey that Rutka has a long history of deception. Finally, Strachey decides that he can no longer continue with the case and informs Rutka that he will return the unused portion of the retainer. The next morning, a news program reports that Rutka was killed hours after Strachey severed ties with him and the investigation. Santin calls them, expressing indignation that Strachey refused to believe that the death threats against Rutka were genuine. Strachey expresses remorse, and then goes back with Santin to the attic to retrieve all of Rutka's files for safekeeping. With John officially dead, Strachey's search for Rutka's would-be assassin is now a murder investigation. He asks Santin who the next target might have been, but Santin only knows that it might have been one of three people -- Slinger, local children's show host Ronnie Linkletter, and a mysterious third possibility identified only in Rutka's records as "Ultimate Hypocritical Asshole". Donald finds a plastic mud flap, torn off of an unidentified person's car. Later, he comes across initials for three persons who received substantial payments from Rutka -- N.Z., H.G., and D.R. Through local sex worker Dik Steel, he obtains the identity of the first - Nathan Zenck, who runs a fancy hotel, the in which rooms are monitored by video cameras. Strachey confronts Zenck, who mentions that Bruno Slinger is sexually connected to Ronnie Linkletter and reveals that the second initials are undoubtedly those of Howie Glade, who owns a lower quality motel. The third initials remain unknown, but after interrogating Glade, Strachey finds out that Linkletter was previously involved in sexual liaisons every Wednesday night with an unknown man (not Slinger) who was injured and possibly killed by a fallen ceiling mirror weeks ago; Glade was unable to find out the man's identity, but manages to get the license plates to his car. Strachey manages to trace the plates to a used car dealer named Art Murphy, who refuses to cooperate with the investigation, threatening to bludgeon Donald until he retreats. At the couple's home, Timmy is attacked by the man who visited Rutka's hospital room earlier. Strachey arrives in time to drive him away, but Timmy is hospitalized. Timmy recovers, but the experience shakes Donald enough to consider abandoning the case, until Timmy, who has had a change of heart about Rutka, convinces him to press on. Next, Strachey interviews Linkletter in his studio dressing room, but the kids show host denies that either he or Slinger had any involvement in Rutka's death, and refuses to reveal the identity of the man the motel mirror fell on. However, after Donald's talk with Ronnie, he gets the impression the man survived the accident. As Strachey leaves the studio, the man who attacked Tim ambushes Donald, knocking him unconscious. When he wakes, he is greeted by Slinger, who also denies involvement in Rutka's murder and demands that he hands over the file Rutka had on Bruno. Slinger allows Strachey to leave unharmed, but the P.I. can't get any answers from the Congressman, who says that Ronnie never told him the identify of the man injured in the motel fall. Slinger gets a slight lead from the exchange, learning that Linkletter and Rutka were both involved in St. Michaels' choir. Back at the hospital, Tim is ready to be discharged, but the couple come across Art Murphy and his wife, visiting Bishop McFee. On Strachey's prodding, Tim finds out that McFee is Murphy's brother-in-law and that he was the man that drove the car every Wednesday -- and was sexually involved with Linkletter, explaining the true nature of the accident that had put McFee into a coma until now. Tim then uses his connections in the seminary to ask St. Michael's local priest, Father Morgan who would have been the parish priest when John Rutka was in the church choir. Morgan excuses himself, heading out the back way, but the authorities are there waiting for him. Strachey, who had been holding onto the car flap, identifies it as part of the car McFee drove on Wednesdays, and now driven by Morgan. Morgan is arrested, not only for his part in covering up McFee's history of sex crimes, but also for the apparent murder of John Rutka. Scandal hits Morgan, McFee and the entire parish. Come Saturday, Strachey, Tim, Eddie, John's sister Ann, and other friends are attending John Rutka's funeral. Eddie graciously offers Donald the remaining fee for his work in solving Rutka's murder and gives the couple a business card to send the bill to. Strachey looks at the name and figures out the last of the trio of mysterious initials - David Resuto, the Rutka family lawyer. Strachey immediately grills Ann as to why Resuto would be getting $14,000, the largest of the payments made out to anyone in Rutka's financial ledger. Ann reluctantly explains that the payments were for a life insurance policy -- and the beneficiary is Eddie. The private eye, suspicious of the payments after being told earlier that Santin was removed from Rutka's will, follows him to the airport and catches up to him. As he confronts Eddie, he is shocked to see a very alive John Rutka standing next to him. John explains his elaborate plan to fake his death, frame Father Morgan for a fake murder, expose McFee as a pedophile (as well as The Ultimate Hypocritical Asshole), and use the insurance money to start up a network of cheap drugs for AIDS patients in Mexico. He knew that the controversy of outing has faded as acceptance of people based on sexual orientation is rising. Rutka reveals that Eddie initially believed John was dead, and that he was the one who planted the mud flap where Strachey could find it. Donald is outraged at the deception, until Rutka reveals that he too was a victim of McFee's molestation, starting when John was only 9. Donald protests that regardless of the sex abuse cover-up, Morgan will go to prison for a murder that he did not commit. Rutka agrees that Strachey can tell the authorities that he saw him still alive, and exonerate him for that part of his sentence. Donald wavers from his determination to turn Rutka in for his crimes, but before he allows the couple to leave the country, he follows-up on a throwaway comment Rutka made earlier. Rutka reveals that he had a file on Strachey, a former Sergeant in the U.S. military, who had to leave the service with an honorable discharge when his sexual orientation was revealed -- at the expense of the lieutenant he was caught in bed with, who received a much more severe punishment as the scapegoat of the two. Rutka is allowed to leave the country. Donald and Timmy realize how much insight on the complexities of life -- and people -- this experience has given them, and they conclude that life is not as black and white as both of them previously thought. This doesn't stop them from toasting their new perspective -- and their now finished fireplace -- by performing the one act of absolute good they are still sure of -- the destruction of Rutka's file on Strachey. Reporter #1 (Kwesi Ameyaw). Reporter #2 (Nicola Crosbie). Newspaper Photographer (Guy Fauchon). Newscaster (Claudine Grant). 178327 1999 Third Miracle, The M Reporter (Catherine Gourdier) 178328 1931 Third Murderer, The SS OWN - P Daly, Carroll John Black Mask magazine, June-August 1931. Serialized as “The Flame” and Race Williams. In “The Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps,” edited by Otto Penzler, pp. 259-374. Newspapers. Morning Globe. Headlines and stories give detective Race Williams information. One story refers to Columnist’s story. Mentions anonymous reporter. Goes to newspaper office of the Morning Globe to use the morgue and talk to a newsman “chewing what he must have thought was a cigarette” who gives him background on the story. 178329 2007 Third Nail, The M Interviewer (Tahmus Rounds). 178330 1985 Third Richest Man in the World, The P MLPL Murray, J. Play Index, 1983-87 Press 178331 1964 Third Secret, The M SVD 785 Joseph, Robert L. (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book TV News Commentator Alex Stedman (Stephen Boyd) is an American in London investigating death of his psychoanalyst. Newsman is cynical and much of his disillusionment seems to stem from death of his daughter. Approached by dead man's daughter. She tells him she does not believe suicide verdict. Provides reporter with list of names of father's patients. Reporter sleeps with a patient to get information from her. She later commits suicide because she believes she was responsible for murder. Implication reporter wonders if he killed the man while in schizophrenic state. Finally discovers killer was psychoanalyst's daughter, who was also a patient. She tries to stab reporter, but he recovers and goes to see her in mental hospital. Events have caused reporter to regain sense of compassion for fellow human beings. "Know what, Alex? Stay gloomy. It's money in the bank." "Everything's product to you, Lou. Even a point of view." "You're an impressive person, Alex. An unusually sober news commentator with a world-weary personality that people find attractive. That's a product." 178332 1998 Third Term, The N Nyznyk, Darryl News Media 178333 1925 Third Thumbprint, The SSF Levitan, Mortimer Press 178334 1997 Third Twin, The MT Newscaster (Tino Monte) 178335 1987 Third Victim, The NM Waltch, Lilla Reporter Lisa Davis, reporter for the Braeton Times 178336 1976 Third Victim, The NM Wilcox, Collin Weinberg List Journalist 178337 2003 Third Watch: T SVD 1442 (Media Excerpt) Episode. Series 9-23-1999 to 4-29-2005 News Media 178338 2003 Third Watch: Closing In T DVD -R HQ 10693 Episode #87. 4-21-2003. Third of Four Episodes Featuring Reporter Reporter Aaron Noble (Tom Berenger), a famous journalist, promises to lead Bosco and Cruz to the narcotics kingpin who murdered Cruza's sister. He does so because Cruz makes up a story to conceal the shooting death of a drug dealer by the journalist. 178339 2003 Third Watch: Everybody Lies T DVD -R HQ 4018. SVD 1449 Episode #85. 4-7-2003. First of Four Episodes Featuring Reporter Reporter Aaron Noble (Tom Berenger) is stabbed and treated by Third Watch crew. Kim recognizes his name but does not initially realize that Noble is a famous reporter whose work she admires. Later, Noble asks Kim on a date. 178340 2002 Third Watch: Falling T Episode #61. 4-8-2002 Newscaster (Don Clark Williams). Bosco's emotional turmoil escalates when he begins to experience panic attacks and flashbacks. He storms out of a counseling session when they suggest that his problems may be a result of September 11th post-traumatic stress disorder. He is suspended from duty for a week and ordered into mandatory counseling for punching a suspect in custody. He finally breaks down relating the horror of watching people fall to their deaths from the Towers, unable to help them, ashamed that his fear left him frozen and unable to go back and help anyone else for several hours. 178341 2000 Third Watch: Four Days T DVD -R HQ 5319 Episode #25. 10-16-2000 TV Reporter Hayley Friend (Nancy O'Dell) on television and in the field covering the story of racial tensions throughout the city. On the hunt for a robbery homicide suspect, police shake down all young black males they encounter creating the crisis. The suspect in question turns out to be Puppet, whose younger brother was killed as a result of Puppet's gang activity despite Doc's attempts to turn him away. After he's shot by the cops and goes into hiding, Puppet solicits Doc's help by proclaiming his innocence. Doc tries to get Puppet to the hospital and save his life while avoiding cops. This creates havoc with Doc's relationships with both civilians and the squads. Friend wants the story from Doc's perspective. He calls reporters in when he wants witnesses to see what police will do to Puppet. Doc also questions why white school teacher is given all the coverage while the black victims of a shooting are ignored. 178342 2005 Third Watch: How Do You Spell Belief? T DVD -R HQ 10889 Episode #130. 4-22-2005 TV Newscast -- INN News (Instant News Network). News Director (Lee R. Sellars). Man wants to go on television holding a shotgun on a man. Driver goes berserk in traffic tie-up. 178343 2003 Third Watch: In Confidence T Episode #86. 4-14-2003. Second of Four Episodes Featuring Reporter Reporter Aaron Noble (Tom Berenger) goes out dancing with Kim and he stays overnight at her apartment. The next morning, Bosco and Cruz arrest Noble at the scene of a cocaine transaction, but he insists that he is doing research for a book on drug dealing To avoid being charged, Noble agrees to lead the cops to a major dealer. During the operation, Bosco finds incriminating information about Cruz in Noble's notebooks. 178344 2004 Third Watch: Leap of Faith T Episode #117. 11-5-2004 News Cameraman (Christopher Jon Gombos). 178345 2000 Third Watch: Lost, The T Episode #23. 10-2-2000 Photographer (John C. Havens). 178346 2003 Third Watch: Price of Nobility, The T SVD 1396 - DVD 1409 Episode #88. 4-28-2003. Fourth of Four Episodes Featuring Reporter Reporter Aaron Noble (Tom Berenger) returns in final episode featuring the famous journalist. Bosco and Cruz pursue a suspect linked to journalist Noble. The chase ends in a crash that injures several motorists and brings out the firefighters because of a small engine compartment fire in the suspect's supercharged car. Bosco is wracked with guilt because Cruz has involved him in a scheme to implicate an innocent man. He attempts to defy Cruz -- resulting in a dangerous confrontation. Tip from Noble results in pursuit of drug dealer. Noble involved in cover-up in the last of four episodes 178347 2003 Third Watch: Ticket Grows in Brooklyn, A T DVD -R HQ 6358 Episode #97. 12-5-2003 News Media report on Carlos' search for a bone-marrow match for his daughter. L Officers intervene to stop a small-time mobster from squeezing out an honest businessman. 178348 2003 Third Watch: Truth and Other Lies, The T SVD 1443 Episode #89. 9-29-2003 News Media 178349 2003 Third Watch: Tys That Bind, The T DVD -R HQ 4895. SVD 1430 Episode #28. 11-6-2000 Traffic Reporter rescued from sinking helicopter by Officer Davis. Female Reporter (Stacy Courtney). 178350 2003 Third Wave, The MF Sweden Brittish TV Reporter (Roger Brett). Tysk TV Reporter (Mika Porkka). 178351 1592 Thirde and Last Part of Cony Catching, The ER USC Greene, Robert News 178352 1998 Thirst MT DVD -R HQ 8463, 8464. News Media. TV Reporter (Roya Megnot). Reporter #2 (Charles Warner Nash). 178353 2005 Thirst for Blood N Williams, Steve Reporter who crucified an FBI agent who goes to North Carolina to investigate serial killings. While there the agent falls in love with the prime suspect, the wife of a murder victim. Through a series of twists and turns of events, the agent soon finds himself involved with the reporter that crucified him in the newspaper while he was a cop in New Orleans. The climax comes when he figures out who the killer is, and instead of solving the case, he becomes a knight in shining armor to the woman he loves. 178354 2000 Thirteen Days M Reporter (Richard Rossi). White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger (Kelly Connell). Journalist (Timothy Jerome). Publisher Orville Dryfoos (John Aylward) of the New York Times. 178355 1987 Thirteen Fingers, The CB Sala, Richard Prime Cuts, No. 1, January, 1987, pages 37-44. Reporter at a hooded secret society meeting is detected and thrown out, but the snooping report finds that a week has passed and he has no memory of it. His life deteriorates into paranoia and finally he decides to confront the society at their next annual meeting. At the meeting he is accepted into membership. 178356 1932 Thirteen Steps M Ness Book -- No Credits Newspaper Owner of the Globe newspaper threatened by criminal. Photographer is shot. Reporter rescues the owner's daughter and shoots the criminal. 178357 1929 Thirteenth Chair, The M VHS 1209 AFI-Authors Writer 178358 1997 Thirteenth Daughter of the Moon, The N Nightingale, Steven Journalist Muscocvado is part of a mythical pilgrimage of an eclectic group of travelers brought together by their collective desire for freedom, adventure and love. They are headed to a wilderness area in Northern California called the Lost Coast. They encounter magical characters including a coyote, a peacock, an angel and a saint. 178359 1999 Thirteenth Floor, The M Newspaper Boy (Travis Tedford). 178360 1932 Thirteenth Guest, The M Photographer (Bobby Burns). 178361 1937 Thirteenth Man, The (aka 13th Man, The) M VHS 900 Krafft, John (Story. Reporter for the Globe-Times and Radio Commentator Swifty Taylor (Weldon Heyburn) investigates death of district attorney running anti-crime campaign. Fellow Reporter Jimmy Moran (Milburn Stone) of the Globe Times finds out attorney killed by poison. Newspaper publisher Andrew Baldwin (Selmer Jackson) of Globe Times is a suspect. Moran is shot and Taylor solves the crime. He sneaks into the publisher's home and finds the poison. Gathers suspects at the studio and just as he is about to name the killer, the publisher Baldwin tries to kill him but is shot to death by the police. 178362 2007 Thirteenth Tale, The N Setterfield, Diane Journalists haven’t had much luck interviewing the mysterious Vida Winter, whose popularity as a writer has been in no way diminished by her reclusiveness. Until now, Vida has toyed with journalists who interview her, creating outlandish life histories for herself, all of them invention. Now she is old and ailing, and at last wants to tell the truth about her extraordinary life. She writes a letter to Margaret Lea, who works in her father’s antiquarian bookshop where her fascination for the biographies of the long-dead has led her to write them herself. Then the letter arrives. The equally reclusive Margaret travels to Yorkshire to meet her subject -- and Vida starts to recount her tale. Margaret is captivated by the power of Vida’s storytelling. But as a biographer she deals in fact not fiction, and she doesn’t entirely trust Vida’s account. She goes to check up on the family, visiting their old home and piecing together their story in her own way. What she discovers on her journey to the truth is for Margaret a chilling and transforming experience. 178363 1915 Thirty M Ness Book Reporter and poker player for the Clarion is assigned to get a story on the engagement of a millionairess who hates the press. When confronted by the millionairess after sneaking onto her estate, he falls for her and agrees not to run the story He then starts a rumor that anarchists are going to blow up her neighbors. Mistaken for one of the anarchists and falls into the arms of the millionairess, who admits she loves him. She also discovers she owns the paper and makes him managing editor 178364 1935 Thirty P MLPL Lockhart, Jack Index-One Act, 1932-40 Press 178365 1934 Thirty Day Princess M Kelland, Clarence Budington (Story). Preston Sturges, Frank Partos (Screenplay). Publisher Porter Madison (Cary Grant), publisher of town's most influential paper opposing an international bank trying to raise money for a tiny kingdom by bringing its princess to New York. Managing Editor (Robert McWade). City Editor (William Arnold). Radio Man (J. Merrill Holmes) 178366 1971 Thirty Minutes With DT Journalist. Half-hour interview show, Washington political analyst Elizabeth Drew 178367 2008 Thirty Six Hours: Poet, The M News Correspondent (Jack Casadone). 178368 1993 Thirty Two Short Films About Glenn Gould M Music Critic (Gerry Quigley). Journalist (Gale Garnett). Photographer (James Kidnie). 178369 1928 Thirty Years Late SSF Smith, Garrett Press 178370 1966 Thirty-First Floor, The N OWN - P Wahloo, Per Publisher. Bomb is announced to explode in the skyscraper office of a powerful mind-polluting publisher 178371 1965 Thirty-Minute Theatre: Application Form T Episode #7. 11-18-1965 Interviewer (Denholm Elliott - The Interviewer 178372 1970 Thirty-Minute Theatre: Chief Whip Sends His Compliments, The T Episode #151. 1-17-1970 Correspondent (Antony Carrick). 178373 1969 Thirty-Minute Theatre: These Men Are Dangerous: Mussolini T UK. Episode. 1-20-1969 Photographer (John Roden). 178374 1955 Thirty, Honey, Thirty T Pond's Theatre Press 178375 1990 thirtysomething: T SV 282 Episode. Series 9-29-1987 to 5-28-1991. Photographer Melissa Steadman (Melanie Mayron). Newspapers. 178376 1989 thirtysomething: Be a Good Girl T Episode #36. 4-25-1989 Photographer Melissa Steadman takes a job offer from City Hall. She also takes a family portrait with a couple of other aunts. She spends time with an elderly aunt and hasn't had time to work on the City Hall project. This gives Ellyn cause for concern. A magazine job deadline is moved up also making for some long days for Melissa. 178377 1989 thirtysomething: Best of Enemies T Dougherty, Joseph Episode #38. 5-16-1989 Magazine Writer Hope (Mel Harris) is writing an article that could affect Susannah's Race St. Project driving a wedge between her and Gary. 178378 1989 thirtysomething: Burning Bush, The T Episode #46. 11-28-1989 Former Magazine Writer Hope (Mel Harris) begins work on an environmental project. 178379 1989 thirtysomething: Deliverance T Episode #33. 3-21-1989 Photographer Melissa Steadman (Melanie Mayron) gets some camping equipment as a payoff for a photo shoot and the gang makes plans to take a camping trip to the Poconos. 178380 1990 thirtysomething: Good Sex, Bad Sex, What Sex, No Sex T Episode #55. 2-27-1990 Photographer Melissa Steadman has been dating a younger man, Lee. Their sex life is going great, but the late nights are wearing her out. They part, they reconcile. He leaves for a skiing trip and Melissa thinks it's time to end their relationship. 178381 1987 thirtysomething: I'll Be Home For Christmas T Episode #9. 12-15-1987 Photographer Melissa Steadman (Melanie Mayron) A famous photographer shows interest in Melissa's work. 178382 1987 thirtysomething: Legacy T Dougherty, Joseph Episode #43. 10-31-1989 Magazine Writer Hope (Mel Harris) works for the magazine "Synergy," which is being taken over. She fears they are going to curtail the magazine's environmental watchdog activities. 178383 1991 thirtysomething: Melissa and Men T Episode #73. 1-8-1991 Photographer Melissa Steadman (Melanie Mayron) prepares for a gallery exhibit devoted to her work and she examines her past relationships with men in her life and wonders why they have been such failures. 178384 1991 thirtysomething: Melissa in Wonderland T Episode #84. 5-21-1991 Photographer Melissa Steadman (Melanie Mayron) goes to Hollywood to photograph a sitcom star who comes to rely on her advice. 178385 1990 thirtysomething: Photo Opportunity T Episode #69. 11-27-1990 Photographer Melissa Steadman (Melanie Mayron) gets a big photo assignment at the same time her mother breaks her leg. She tries to focus on a possible photo assignment for a New York magazine 178386 1989 thirtysomething: Success T Episode #28. 1-31-1989 Photographer Melissa Steadman (Melanie Mayron) gets a job working with Singer Carly Simon. 178387 1990 thirtysomething: Three Year Itch, The T Episode #57. 4-3-1990 Former Magazine Writer Hope (Mel Harris) is told about a possible public relations job with an environmental organization in Washington D.C. When she senses Michael's lack of enthusiasm about the possibility, they argue. She tells him she always has accommodated his career. On the train to Washington D.C. Hope has a fantasy seeing herself in a 1920s setting aboard the "infidelity club car" of the train. She almost had cheated on Michael with John Dunaway. After Hope's interview, she goes out to dinner with John. Back at her hotel room with John, Hope starts to have second thoughts about the Washington PR job, and also about her and John's motivations. Before she lives, they kiss. 178388 1988 thirtysomething: We'll Meet Again T Kramer, Richard Episode #22. 12-6-1988 News Media. Hope and Michael argue about her working and having another child. She learns about some previous tenants of their house. 178389 1987 thirtysomething: Weaning T Godshall, Liberty Episode #8. 12-8-1987 Aspiring Magazine Writer Hope (Mel Harris) is depressed because of baby Janey's decreasing dependency so she decides to go back to work. 178390 1941 This -- Is Murder! NM Fitzsimmons, Cortland Gossip Columnist is aboard a yacht when a murder is committed. 178391 2008 This Age We’re Living In N Wilson, David Lifestyle Columnist George Worth is a grumpy man who works in a woman’s world. He hates fashion, mobile phones, computers and young people. At night he goes home to a borrowed Labrador and feelings of guilt about his dead wife. Justin Smith is a Young Person, a bright newcomer who is always on his cell to his girlfriend, surfing the Internet and keeping abreast of the latest trends. Then comes the day when Justin’s girlfriend throws him out and he finds himself having to share an apartment with George. As the women around them watch and wonder, both men start to work out what really matters among the obsessions and distractions of modern life. 178392 1933 This Day and Age M City Editor (Howard Lang). Newspaper Reporter in Courtroom (Lester Dorr). 178393 2005 This Divided State DT Documentarian Michael Moore's controversial decision to speak at the Utah Valley State College where a heated debate between protestors and supporters argue Moore's First Amendment Freedom of Speech rights. Editor of College Times Vegor Pederson. 178394 1993 This Earth of Mankind -- Buru Quartet, The, Book 1 N Toer, Pramoedya Ananta Editor Minke, crusading newspaper editor and nationalist fighter against Dutch imperialism. Beginning of 20th century. 178395 1941 This England M UK Only Press 178396 2008 This Far by Faith: Cracked Mirror, A N Norman-Bellamy, Kendra New York Times Reporter Quentin F. Grey discovers that an aspiring actress is really the daughter a Broadway diva thought had died long ago. She lands a bit part in the diva’s latest show only to find that her idol has feet of clay and a monumental ego. But their strained relationship is changed when the reporter reveals the secret. Grey is planning to write a profile of the diva for the New York Times Sunday Magazine and share backstage details about the cast of the new musical and what goes on during rehearsals for a major stage production. Grey gets suspicious when he notices that the aspiring actress is a younger, fresh-faced version of the older actress. 178397 1996 This Far, No Further NM OWN - P Wessel, John Photographer Alison helps a Chicago private investigator who lost his license to operate and must depend on slick operators to throw work his way. 178398 1979 This Fatal Writ NM OWN - H - MLPL Woods, Sara Investigative Journalist Harry Charlton 178399 1983 This Girl for Hire MT News Media. Eddie, the Newsman (Elisha Cook Jr). 178400 2003 This Girl's Life M Reporter (Maria Cina). 178401 1991 This Gun For Hire MT Anchorman (George Jones). Anchorwoman (Margaret Dubuisson). 178402 1964 This Hour Has Seven Days DT Series 1964-1966 Interviewers Warner Trover, Jack Webster, Lary Zolf. .Interviewer Pierre Trudeau (1965). Interviewer Beryl Fox (1966). 178403 2004 This House Has 22 Minutes: T Episode #23. 3-5-2004. Comedy Science Reporter Maureen Crowe (Kathryn Greenwood). 178404 1958 This Is Alice: Alice Goes to Washington T Episode #2. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice agrees to behave if her father takes her and Soapy with him to the capital for a press conference. 178405 1958 This Is Alice: Alice Plays Cupid T Episode #32. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Favorite teacher at the local school is forced to retire because of her age. Alice decides to help along the romance between her teacher and a janitor. 178406 1958 This Is Alice: Alice Plays Detective T Episode #3. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice tries to bring a couple together when she learns a friend's parents have decided to get a divorce. 178407 1958 This Is Alice: Big Louie Comes Through T Episode #4. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice meets a bookie and convinces him to use his bad reputation and ready cash to help a needy family. The two become involved in a Real Estate dealing. 178408 1958 This Is Alice: Callahan T Episode #20. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice convinces a young man to box the local champ. He needs the money to bring his sweetheart to this country. She convinces the young man who just arrived from Ireland and seeking money to bring his sweetheart to this country to box the champ. Difficulties emerge when the girl arrives and he must choose between winning her or the fight. 178409 1958 This Is Alice: Christmas Story T Episode #25. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice sells Christmas trees to enable her to buy a gift for a kind old lady. 178410 1958 This Is Alice: Circus Time T Episode #29. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice becomes involved in the loves and sorrows of the circus people when she meets a chid performer who is running away from the circus. 178411 1958 This Is Alice: Class Reunion T Episode #28. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice is given the opportunity to put a young romance aright. She accompanies her father to his college during alumni week. 178412 1958 This Is Alice: Dandy Donovan T Episode #15. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice and her friends take to horse racing. Alice inadvertently causes her friend's father to buy a race horse at an auction. 178413 1958 This Is Alice: Elephant, The T Episode #36. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice brings an elephant home as a pet. 178414 1958 This Is Alice: Fortune Teller T Episode #19. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice sets up a fortune telling booth at a local bazaar. 178415 1958 This Is Alice: Freedom of the Press T Episode #37. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Woman insists Alice should pay the damages when she crashes her soapbox into a social tea party. 178416 1958 This Is Alice: Guest in the House T Episode #33. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Sophisticated lecturer is obliged to spend the day at the home of one of the local citizens. 178417 1958 This Is Alice: Help Wanted T Episode #34. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Part-time maid at the Holliday's house falls in love. Precocious Alice tries to start a romance between a maid and a wealthy man. 178418 1958 This Is Alice: House Beautiful T Episode #10. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Beautiful blonde upsets the Holliday household by trying to redecorate the family home. 178419 1958 This Is Alice: Hypnotist T Episode #26. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice uses her grandfather's watch to hypnotize her father. After seeing a hypnotist demonstrate on TV, Alice experiments with hypnosis, and Chet is the subject. 178420 1958 This Is Alice: Letter, The T Episode #39. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Because of business commitments with his advertising firm, the son of an elderly couple cannot attend his parents' 50th wedding anniversary celebration. Alice helps the elderly couple. 178421 1958 This Is Alice: Mail Order T Episode #21. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice meets a scientist on the verge of discovering a new furniture polish. 178422 1958 This Is Alice: Man's Best Friend T Episode #30. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice tries to foster a romance when she learns the local butcher is in love with a socialite. 178423 1958 This Is Alice: Mrs. U.S.A. T Episode #7. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice's father intends on taking his wife on a second honeymoon. Alice enters her mother on a Mrs. U.S.A. contest hoping she will win a trip to Niagara Falls. 178424 1958 This Is Alice: No Place Like Home T Episode #13. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Local citizen donates a trailer to a children's club 178425 1958 This Is Alice: One in a Million T Episode #9. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Millionaire who has been confined to his bed, sneaks away and meets a little girl who thinks he is a tramp and brings him home for a good meal. 178426 1958 This Is Alice: Paper Drive T Episode #35. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Local children search an old mansion when they collect scrap paper for the school. They come upon a piece of paper that changes life for an old man who has befriended them. 178427 1958 This Is Alice: Pie in the Sky T Episode #11. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Set on winning a baking contest, Alice enlists the aid of a retired baker. Alice is aided by the owner of a bakery when she bakes a pie for a school contest. 178428 1958 This Is Alice: Pig in a Poke T Episode #17. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice buys a pig from a tramp. She is in trouble when she buys the pig from a hobo. 178429 1958 This Is Alice: Princess, American Beauty T Episode #5. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice tries to change the mind of a beauty contest entrant who has chosen her career over marriage. 178430 1958 This Is Alice: Princess, The (aka Princess Pat) T Episode #1. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Two little girls prevent a mother, the local dressmaker, and daughter from moving away from the town when the dressmaker's business is unsuccessful. 178431 1958 This Is Alice: Problem Child T Episode #8. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice's parents argue severely as to the reason why their daughter failed in school. Alice neglects her schoolwork when she becomes interested in a local spacemen club. 178432 1958 This Is Alice: Prophet, The T Episode #24. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Mystic captivates the ladies of River Glen and one of the town's wealthy widows is about to sign over her property to him when Alice discovers a strange episode in his past. 178433 1958 This Is Alice: Quiz Show T Episode #6. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice competes with her Dad's boss on a quiz show. 178434 1958 This Is Alice: Rags To Riches T Episode #27. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice tries to do a good turn for a millionaire and creates many complications. She cats about for a get-rich-quick scheme when she is in need of funds. 178435 1958 This Is Alice: Rock 'n' Roll T Episode #14. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice has a house guest who is in love with a rock 'n' roll singer. When the singer refuses to answer his guest's letters, Alice decides to help. Alice helps a lovelorn Southern belle find her beau, the rock 'n' roll performer. 178436 1958 This Is Alice: Rodeo T Episode #31. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice finds a bull in her backyard. Alice rides a Brahma bull in Times Square. The rodeo gains a new animal and Chet takes on a new role when Alice is ordered to dispose of a present she has received which is cluttering up the back yard. 178437 1958 This Is Alice: Song For Sale T Episode #22. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Local Sunday school teacher is suspended after she is caught playing songs she had written during class. 178438 1958 This Is Alice: Too Many Fathers T Episode #38. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice thinks her parents are planning to get rid of her so she steals off to Philadelphia to find a comedian whom she thinks is her real father. 178439 1958 This Is Alice: Trial Balloon T Episode #18. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice upsets her parents, the Coast Guard and the police when she and Soapy launch a passenger-carrying balloon. Alice has an active imagination and makes a balloon out of her baby brother's inflatable swimming pool. 178440 1958 This Is Alice: Two Yanks in Georgia T Episode #16. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice meets two boys and their grandfather. Alice and Soapy go to Georgia to visit her grandfather's peanut plantation. 178441 1958 This Is Alice: Weight Lifter, The T Episode #23. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice turns diplomat when a visiting aunt has the Hollidays on a diet. 178442 1958 This Is Alice: When the Bow Breaks T Episode #12. Series 1958-1959. 39 episodes. Columnist Chester "Chet" Holliday (Tommy Farrell) works for local newspaper, the Star Herald. His 9-year-old daughter is Alice Holliday who is growing up in a small American town of River Glen in Georgia. The newspaperman's father is a southern colonel. Alice helps a yacht captain win the affection of a beautiful heiress who is about to marry another man. The heiress learns the man she is to marry is interested only in her money. 178443 1982 This Is Kate Bennett MT Milburn, Sue (Teleplay) Ness Book - Unsuccessful TV Pilot TV Reporter Kate Bennett (Jane Eilber) covers story of sniper who picked off several nurses outside a hospital. News team arrives at the scene at the same time the SWAT team arrives. Bennett rushes out to help fallen nurse while police try to corner sniper. Killer is captured, smiles at notion of being on TV and asks what channel he will be on. Story is scrapped by Bennett's producer when the police indicate the sniper was a minor. But she continues to pursue the case. Able to get interview with sniper's mother even though a rival reporter failed in an earlier attempt. Interview is interrupted when other son returns home and smashes the camera. Against producer's objections, she focuses on the victims. Puts together emotional package, but producer refuses to air it. Goes over his head and shows it to the news director News director decides to put on the story. When the producer says the schedule is full, the news director says, "Pull the mud wrestling and the movie critic. That should do it." Eventually Bennett turns down anchor position to stick to field reporting. 178444 1992 This Is MST3K MT New York Daily News Assistant Features Editor (Paul Schultz-Himself). TV Guide Senior Editor (Larry Gloss). Assistant Features Editor (Paul Schultz), New York Daily News. Television Critic (Matt Roush-Himself), USA Today. Television Critic (Tom Shales-Himself), The Washington Post. 178445 1935 This Is Murder NM OWN - P Gardner, Erle Stanley Press 178446 1937 This Is My Affair M Reporter (James Donlan) 178447 1944 This Is My Best R Series 1944-1946 Press 178448 1944 This Is My Story R Series 1944-1945.; True stories Gossip Columnist Hedda Hopper, judge. 178449 1961 This Is NBC News DT Series. 7-2-1961 to 3-24-1963. NBC. TV Newsmen Edwin Newman (1961), Martin Agronsky (1962-1963). 178450 1984 This Is Spinal Tap M Rolling Stone Reporter (Zane Buzby). Entertainment Public Relations Man (Arnie Fufkin), unsuccessful. Record Publicist (Fran Drescher) tries unsuccessfully to get the album "Smell the Glove" in record stores. 178451 1943 This Is the Army M DVD 1643 Sports Announcer (Warner Anderson). Newspaper headlines. Newscasters. 178452 1968 This Is the Castle NM OWN - H Freeling, Nicolas Press 178453 1917 This Is the Life M AFI-Cameras Cameramen 178454 1983 This Is the Life T TV Anchor Paul Miller (Ed Schiff). 178455 1943 This Is Washington M Reporter Robert Belvins (Roger Clark), a D.C. journalist. 178456 2008 This Is Why You’re Single: Lynda T DVD -R HQ 10655 TV Reporter Lynda in Los Angeles is confronted by friends about her life always being too hectic for love. The woman tries to settle down through etiquette training, yoga and a blind date. She thinks she is doing a dating documentary. What she doesn’t know is her friends are planning an intervention. Married to her job. So her friends try to redo her life. Works in broadcasting, teaches broadcasting classes. 178457 2004 This Is Your Life N O'Farrell, John Reporter assumes a likable nonentity is a standup comic. Happy to be offered a little bit of fame, the man claims he only does unannounced dates at tiny clubs and shuns publicity. Nothing invites publicity more than being called a mysterious recluse. Everyone claims they love the man's non-existing act. The resulting blizzard of newspaper articles celebrating his aloofness satirizes the London media. 178458 1955 This Island Earth M L Reporters (Guy Edward Hearn, Les Spears). First Reporter (Olan Soule). Photographers (Edward Ingram, Jack Byron) 178459 2004 This Just In (aka This Just In!): Blackjacked C DVD -R 1616 Episode #5. 4-11-2004 Parody News. Current news stories get different spins from a journalist, an outspoken, opinionated, speak-first, think-second, unabashedly politically conservative journalist Brian Newport (Steve Marmel - Voice) who has no filter. Newport gets fired from writing his blog on AOL. So he and the gang go to Las Vegas to talk to the "black Guy that runs AOL" as they call him. Tindle does everything that his wife wouldn't want him to do like watching strippers and drinking beer. 178460 2004 This Just In (aka This Just In!): Bushwhacked C DVD -R 1624 (Missing Ending) Episode #6. 4-18-2004 Parody News. Current news stories get different spins from a journalist, an outspoken, opinionated, speak-first, think-second, unabashedly politically conservative journalist Brian Newport (Steve Marmel - Voice) who has no filter. President George Bush and Newport share similar views on Ameerica and taxes. Turns out Bush's routine is all an act. 178461 2004 This Just In (aka This Just In!): Chappaquidicide (aka Premiere) C DVD -R 1543. DVD -R 1649 Episode #1. 3-12-2004 Parody News. Current news stories get different spins from a journalist, an outspoken, opinionated, speak-first, think-second, unabashedly politically conservative journalist Brian Newport (Steve Marmel - Voice) who has no filter. Brian talks about politics and makes fun of celebrities in his town bar. Jimmy and Craig get Wayne Brady to run for President of the United States, but he backs out because he can't be funny all the time if he's president. If it's in his head, it's out of his outh and there's no stopping him. Friend is a teacher and a moderate democrat, Jimmy Townhouse. Digitally animated comedy series produced close to weekly airdate to keep content as topical as possible. 178462 2004 This Just In (aka This Just In!): Iraqathon C DVD -R 1597 (Missing Ending) Episode #4. 4-4-2004 Parody News. Current news stories get different spins from a journalist, an outspoken, opinionated, speak-first, think-second, unabashedly politically conservative journalist Brian Newport (Steve Marmel - Voice) who has no filter. Gang wants to go see "Hell Boy," but hen-pecked Jimmy can't because his wife wants him to go see "Mean Girls." 178463 2004 This Just In (aka This Just In!): Libidocrites C DVD -R 1581 Episode #3 3-28-2004 Parody News. Current news stories get different spins from a journalist, an outspoken, opinionated, speak-first, think-second, unabashedly politically conservative journalist Brian Newport (Steve Marmel - Voice) who has no filter. Newport struggles to pretend to be a liberal to have sex with the hottest girl he's ever met. 178464 2004 This Just In (aka This Just In!): Vagicentrics C DVD -R 1543. DVD -R 1667 (Duplicate) Episode #2. 3-21-2004 Parody News. Current news stories get different spins from a journalist, a liberal columnist (Steve Marmel) and his pals, a homemaker and teacher. Digitally animated comedy series produced close to weekly airdate to keep content as topical as possible. Sami turns the bar into a chick bar leaving the boys barless. Henry's brown skin and mustache finds him at odds with Tom Ridge. 178465 1993 This Just In: T SV 208 Episode #2. 4-26-1993 Parody News. TV evening news show goes horribly wrong with botched interviews, satellite failure, misleading reports. Carol Huston, Kevin Alan Roberts are featured. 178466 1993 This Just In: Premiere T SV 204 Episode #1 Parody News. TV evening news show goes horribly wrong with botched interviews, satellite failure, misleading reports. Carol Huston and Kevin Alan Roberts are featured 178467 2000 This Just In… N Joe, Yolanda TV Reporter-Anchor Holly Johnston, drop-dead-gorgeous new kid on the block striving to prove she's up to the task and more than just eye candy. Broadcast veteran Alexandra Harbor, WKBA's sole black female photographer -- talented, burned out, trying valiantly to keep her last good nerve intact. Meg "Beans" Rippley -- WKBA's first camerawoman, white and working-class. Kenya Adams, struggling to make transition from print reporter to TV newswriter/producer without sacrificing her family life in the process. 178468 1943 This Land Is Mine M DVD -R HQ 3129, 3130. VHS 1290 Newsman (Gus Taillon). Printer (Otto Hoffman) 178469 2007 This Life + 10 T Interviewer (Mark Lawson). 178470 1899 This Majestic Lee SS UCLA Crane, Stephen Press 178471 1939 This Man in Paris M Press 178472 1939 This Man Is News M VHS 920 MacDougall, Roger, Allan MacKinnon (Story). Roger MacDougall, Allan MacKinnon, Basil Dearden (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Reporter Simon Drake (Barry K. Barnes) is an ace reporter for the Daily Gazette in London. He anticipates that a jewel thief will be murdered after testifying against his accomplice. Editor MacGregor (Alastair Sim) takes him off the story. Drake refuses and is fired. He gets drunk and calls the editor at three in the morning with a phony story about being wounded while witnessing the crook's murder. The story makes the morning editions of every paper in town. Then the reporter finds out the thief was really murdered and he is accused of the crime. The real killer tries to frame him. MacGregor hires the reporter back at twice his original salary and plays up his articles with the headline, "This Man Is News." Someone takes a shot at Drake in the newsroom. He discovers rival reporter Johnnie Clayton (John Warwick) is involved. Then Clayton is killed, and the killer captured. Variety, 7/26/39: "…have made the Fleet Street workers nearly as energetic as their American confreres." 178473 1970 This Man Must Die M AFI-Television Personalities/Authors TV 178474 1979 This Man Stands Alone T News Media. True story of black civil rights activist. 178475 1938 This Marriage Business M DVD -R HQ 7000, 7001 Riddle, Mel (Story). Gladys Atwater, J. Robert Bren (Screenplay) Ness Book. Original title: "It Couldn't Happen Again." Newspaperman Bill Bennett (Allan Lane) and Photographer "Candid" Perry (Jack Carson) of the New York Dispatch become involved with an eloping heiress. Photographer gets incriminating photographs to solve a murder case. Reporter Bill Terry (Allan Lane). Gangsters smash his camera and kidnap him. Reporter is accused of kidnapping "Candid" to get a front page story. Resolved when a dog finds the photographer's film pack and the reporter and photographer capture the crooks. News Vendor (Lester Dorr). 178476 1937 This Marriage Business P MLPL Vreeland 812 V979-25 Press 178477 1920 This Marrying N MLPL Banning, M.C. Newspaperwoman Horatia Grant. Langley, editor, The Journal. Various male reporters on paper. 178478 1988 This Morning DT UK. Series 1988- Correspondent Ross Kelly (1990-1993). Reporter Catrina Skepper (1999-). Roving Reporter Becky Mantin (2005-2006). Presenters Fern Britton (1999-2006), Catrina Skeppere (1994-1995), Caron Keating (1996-1999), Jerry Springer (1999), Richard Madeley (1999), Mark Simpson (1999-), Judy Finnigan (1999), Philippa Forrester (1999- Features Presenter Richard Orford (1998-1999). TV Critic Jaci Stephen (1996-2001). Weathermap Dancer Fred Talbot (1988-2000). 178479 2000 This Morning DT UK. Series 1988- Reporters Kaye Adams (2004), Tris Payne (2004), Ingrid Tarrant (2004), Alison Hammond (2006), Christopher Parker (2005-). Borat Sagdiyev (Sacha Baron Cohen). Entertainment Correspondent Beverley Turner (2001). Royal Correspondent James Whitaker. Presenters Phillip Schofield (2002-2006), Ruth Langsford (2000-2006), Lorraine Kelly (2003-2005), Kate Garraway (2005), Eamonn Holmes (2006), John Barrowman (2006), Gloria Hunniford (2004-2005). Presenters John Suchet (2004), Tim Vincent (2005), Penny Smith (2004), Coleen Nolan (2001-2002), Twiggy (2001), Matthew Wright (2001), Anthea Turner (2002-2003), Richard Bacon (2005), Ruth Langsford (2006), Fern Britton (2006-). Consumer Reporter Alison Hammond (2006). Showbiz Reporter Ashley Pearson (2006). TV & Film Critic Paul Ross (2003-2006). Critic Deo Simcox (2005). 178480 2003 This Must Be Love NM Michaels, Kasey Reporter Molly is in danger of losing her newspaper job unless she gets a spectacular scoop. A child care worker is blackmailed into helping glamorous cousin Molly by agreeing to take Molly's place as a hired escort and undercover reporter. Her mission is to attend a prestigious week-long Cape May retreat for rich intellectuals and politicos, many of whom may remember Mary from her disastrous interlude as a Washington D.C. intern. She must find out whether charismatic senator is planning to run for president. She meets professor who is perpetrating charade to discredit senator. He blames senator and his sexual misconduct with his mother as cause of her mental breakdown and death. They agree to help each other without disclosing full details of each other's mission. Then they get intimate. Jane Preston is getting ready for her annual July ritual, the one where she packs up the insect repellent and binoculars and heads off to the mountains with her parents. It’s not exactly a scintillating prospect, so when her madcap cousin Molly bursts into her office with a crazy scheme, Jane is like putty in her hands. Silly Putty that’s been out in the sun for too long. It seems that Molly’s up for a promotion or a firing at her newspaper job if she doesn’t get an impressive scoop immediately. Enter Jane, agreeing to take Molly’s place at a beach front retreat for big shots who might recognize Molly from her disastrous stint as a Washington intern. Jane gains admittance on the arm of an insufferably nerdy reporter named John Patrick Romanowski.; What she doesn’t know is that her “escort” is none other than bestselling author J.P. Roman, going incognito to get ideas for his next novel. Before long, Jane’s up to her neck in more than sand. But just as she begins to see something special behind J.P.’s disguise, she stumbles across a story that could make her sizzling summer adventure too hot too handle. 178481 1939 This Nettle, Danger N USC Gibbs, Philip American Journalist tells the story of 1936-38 from the abdication of Edward VIII to the Munich pact. John J. Barton, Jr. Of the New York Observer. Miss Birdie Meyer did weddings and social stuff. 178482 1964 This Newspaper Here SS Barthelme, Donald In "Unspeakable Practices, Unnatural Acts." Narrator discusses newspapers. In the business of making newspapers during the depression. 178483 1986 This Present Darkness NSF OWN - H Peretti, Frank E. Reporter who is skeptical in a small town fighting a new-age plot to subjugate the townspeople and eventually the entire human race 178484 2005 This Revolution M News Media. BCN News Anchor (Cynthia Garrett). 178485 1934 This Side of Heaven M DVD -R HQ 5976, 5975 Paradis, Bartholomew (Novel -- It Happened One Day). Edgar Allan Woolf, Florence Ryerson (Screenplay). Zelda Sears, Eve Greene (Adaptation) Reporter Vance (Eddie Nugent). Reporter (Charles Williams). 178486 2000 This Space Between Us M News Media. News Reporter (Julie Haener). Reporter (Christine Pullara) 178487 1963 This Sporting Life M DVD -R HQ 8146, 8147, 8148 (8148 Mislabeled as 8149). UK Sportswriter Phillips (Leonard Rossiter). 178488 1939 This Time a Better Earth N Allan, T Canadian Journalist's experiences with the Lincoln Battalion in the Spanish civil war 178489 2003 This Time Around MT SVD 1442 PR Publicist (Carly Pope) gets the chance to even score with junior-high classmate who broke her heart. When his new restaurant becomes one of her accounts, she and her best friend plot an appropriate revenge. 178490 1936 This Was Life N OWN - H Linn, James Weber Press 178491 1942 This Was Paris (aka So This Was Paris) M SVD 1156 Wellesley, Gordon, Basil Woon (Story). Brock Williams, Edward Dryhurst (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Correspondent Butch (Ben Lyon) investigates fifth columnists in France. Becomes friends with intelligence agent and follows dress shop employee who is suspected of being a spy. Butch's Editor, J.B. Entwhisle (Frederick Burtwell). She is assigned by her employer to drive an ambulance to the front, not realizing it contains plans wanted by Germans. Reporter accompanies her, and when the ambulance is bombed he gets the plans and sends them to British Intelligence. They are unable to stop Germany's invasion of France and when they return to Paris, they find the city has been occupied. Butch, Sydney Chronicle Reporter (Ben Lyon). Newspaper Librarian Watson (Miles Malleson). 178492 1937 This Way Please M Reporters (Don Brodie, Chuck Hamilton, David Newell, Garry Owen, Harry Worth). Photographer (Matt McHugh). Famous singer and matinee idol helps a pretty young theater usher in her dreams of becoming a singer. 178493 1938 This Way to the Morgue SM Davis, Frederick Clyde Black Mask, Oct. 1938, Vol. 21, No. 8, pp. 32-48 Reporter Murray Gifford. First Gifford story. 178494 1981 This Week DT Series 1981. Correspondents David Brinkley, Benjamin C. Bradlee of Washington Post, George Will of the Wall Street Journal, White House reporter Karen Elliott House, ABC correspondent James Wooten 178495 1971 This Week DT Series 1971 Journalist Bill Moyers 178496 2003 This Week DT UK Series Reporters Quentin Letts, Mark Mardell, James Naughtie, Jeremy Vine, Jonathan Freedland, Nick Robinson, Jane Moore, Rod Liddle, Jan Moore.. Correspondent James Landale. Andrew Ranwsley (2003). Anchor Terry Moran. Guest Reporter John Cole (2005). Presenter Andrew Neil (2003). 178497 1956 This Week DT UK Reporters Julian Manyon. Presenters Alastair Burnet, Rene Cutford, Jonathan Dimbleby, Ludovic Kennedy, Michael Westmore. 178498 1996 This Week DT Series 1996- Anchor George Stephanopoulos (2005-2006). Commentator George Will. 178499 1977 This Week in Baseball DT Series. 1977. Syndicated. Sportscasters Mel Allen (1977-1995), Warner Fusselle (1996-). Recaps highlights of major league baseball games each week plus interviews. Allen died on June 16, 1996. Fusselle was his replacement. Additional Commentator Tommy Lasorda (1997). 178500 1972 This Week in Nemtim T Parody News. Satire about a television report interviews a sage from the land of Nemtim who comments on the news of the day. Newscaster (Alex Dreier). 178501 1981 This Week with David Brinkley DT Series. 11-15-1981. ABC. TV Newsmen David Brinkley, Sam Donaldson. Commentator George Will and Reporter-Commentator Cokie Roberts (1992-). ABC White House Correspondent Donaldson and conservative Columnist Will interviewed guest. Then Brinkley and Roberts joined them. Each show based in Washington D.C. began with a short news update from Brinkley. Then a lead-in report from ABC correspondents, initially Jim Wooten, gave an overview of that day's topic. Correspondent Brit Hume. Senior Correspondent Jack Smith. Diplomatic Correspondent Sander Vanocur. 178502 1997 This World, Then the Fireworks M DVD -R HQ 3079, 3080. SVD 972 Reporter Marty Lakewood (Billy Zane) a Chicago reporter forced to leave Chicago and his family because he had uncovered too much police corruption. Sportswriter (David F. Maxwell). 178503 1970 This, That and the Other M AFI-Photographers Photographer 178504 1953 Thit Jensen MF Interviewer (Karl Bjarnhof). 178505 1965 Thomas Becque: Charlotte Moral N OWN - H Lodi, Maria #1 Thomas Becque Series Journalist Thomas Becque, a brilliant journalist in Paris during the 1860s falls in love with Morel who is already married. 178506 1969 Thomas Becque: Charlotte Moral: Dream, The N Lodi, Maria #2 Thomas Becque Series Editor Thomas Becque still carries the torch for her while editing his revolutionary newspaper as Napoleon III's empire crumbles. 178507 1976 Thomas Berryman Number, The N OWN - H Patterson, James Reporter Ochs Jones investigates the murder of the black mayor of Nashville. 178508 1947 Thomas Forty N Stanley, Edward Printer, at first undecided, joins the American Army 178509 1917 Thomas Graals basta film MF Photographer (Gustaf Boge). Photographer (Henrik Jaenzon). 178510 1982 Thomas Street Horror, The NM OWN - P Paul, Raymond Newsrooms of old New York 178511 2006 Thorazine M Short Radio Newscaster (Scott Ferguson Greene - Voice). 178512 1964 Thorndyke: Puzzle Lock, The T Episode #6. 11-7-1964 Newspaper Boy (Elliot Michaels). 178513 2009 Thorns From a Rose M News Media. News Anchor Jordan Campbell (Kathleen Benner). News Reporter (Jennifer Pfalzgraff). Poorly treated and improperly diagnosed mental patient seeks revenge upon his doctor and former fellow patients who abused him. 178514 1884 Thorns in the Flesh: Romance of the War and Ku-Klux Periods, A. Voice of Vindication from the South in Answer to 'A Fool's Errand' and Other Slanders N USC Floyd, Nicholas Jackson Editor Horace Greeley appears for the first time as a character in a novel. 178515 1988 Thorns, The: Condolence Call T PR. Episode #4. 2-5-1988 Public Relations. Sloan and Ginger Thorn with their dysfunctional family including children and a grandmother as they climb their way up the New York social scene. Ginger goes to a funeral with Sloan, but Toinette tells people who call the Thorns' residence that Ginger went to a funeral for Sloan. 178516 1988 Thorns, The: Death and Transfiguration T PR. Episode #1. 1-15-1988. Series 1-15-1988 to 3-11-1988. Public Relations. Sloan and Ginger Thorn with their dysfunctional family including children and a grandmother as they climb their way up the New York social scene. The Thorns throw a fundraising party and kill their dog to stop it from barking at guests. 178517 1988 Thorns, The: Dream House, The T PR. Episode #12. Public Relations. Sloan and Ginger Thorn with their dysfunctional family including children and a grandmother as they climb their way up the New York social scene. 178518 1988 Thorns, The: First Date, The T PR. Episode #6. 3-4-1988 Public Relations. Sloan and Ginger Thorn with their dysfunctional family including children and a grandmother as they climb their way up the New York social scene. Ginger pushes her uncle to go out on a date with Mrs. Hamilton. 178519 1988 Thorns, The: Girlfriend, The T PR. Episode #3. 1-29-1988 Public Relations. Sloan and Ginger Thorn with their dysfunctional family including children and a grandmother as they climb their way up the New York social scene. Chad develops a crush on the girl next door. 178520 1988 Thorns, The: Horse, The T PR. Episode #10. Public Relations. Sloan and Ginger Thorn with their dysfunctional family including children and a grandmother as they climb their way up the New York social scene. 178521 1988 Thorns, The: Maid, The T PR. Episode #5. 2-12-1988 Public Relations. Sloan and Ginger Thorn with their dysfunctional family including children and a grandmother as they climb their way up the New York social scene. Woman who lives near the Thorns tells them she's the maid for a reclusive widow but she's really somebody else. 178522 1988 Thorns, The: Nothing Happened T PR. Episode #2. 1-22-1988 Public Relations. Sloan and Ginger Thorn with their dysfunctional family including children and a grandmother as they climb their way up the New York social scene. Misunderstandings arise when Sloan entertains a senator's aide in his hotel room while away on business in Washington D.C. 178523 1988 Thorns, The: Other Maid, The T PR. Episode #9. Public Relations. Sloan and Ginger Thorn with their dysfunctional family including children and a grandmother as they climb their way up the New York social scene. 178524 1988 Thorns, The: Prodigal Son, The T PR. Episode #11. Public Relations. Sloan and Ginger Thorn with their dysfunctional family including children and a grandmother as they climb their way up the New York social scene. 178525 1988 Thorns, The: Rage, The T PR. Episode #8. Public Relations. Sloan and Ginger Thorn with their dysfunctional family including children and a grandmother as they climb their way up the New York social scene. Thorns go to psychotherapy to try to be more friendly people. 178526 1988 Thorns, The: Thief, The T PR. Episode #7. 3-11-1988 Public Relations. Sloan and Ginger Thorn with their dysfunctional family including children and a grandmother as they climb their way up the New York social scene. Rich classmate of Edmund's is ripping him off at school. 178527 1935 Thoroughbred (aka King's Plate, The). M Ness Reporter Chick Williams (Kenneth Duncan) wins a horse in a dice game when he is out of a job. Horse turns out to be a champion runner. His girlfriend helps him get the horse into professional racing but they get mixed up with gamblers. 178528 2003 Thoroughly Modern Princess NR Staub, Wendy Corsi Paparazzi and the press are looking for Emmaline of Verdunia, a most impetuous princess who would have wed a suitable prince if she hadn’t been swept off her feet by Granger Lockwood IV, “America’s Sexiest Single Man.” Their one brief dalliance was magical, but now her wedding gown is feeling a bit tight in the waist, so she flees, hurtling across the Atlantic in the private jet of the surprised playboy who ruined her life, or possibly just set her free. Now everyone is looking for Emmaline, from the press and paparazzi to her irate royal family and furious fiancé. Granger, after pulling off the decade’s most daring rescue, now has a pampered princess on his hands who has gone from pop and circumstance to Big Macs and daytime soaps. Worse still, he’s actually falling for this delightfully infuriating blue blood -- and he’s the last man on Earth she could ever marry. 178529 1980 Those Amazing Animals DT Reality Program 178530 1983 Those Glory, Glory Days M UK. Documentarian Julia Herrick (Zoe Nathenson) tracks down players of the 1960-1961 British team, the first in the 20th century to win the English league and cup. She is one of the girls in London who developed a passion for the team. Journalist Ken (Chris Jury). Journalist Arnold (Richard Wilson). 178531 1965 Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines; or How I Flew From London to Paris in 25 Hours and 11 Minutes M L AFI-Publishers Editor of The Daily Post (Robert Morley) sponsors air race from London to Paris. Assigns Reporter (William Rushton) as special correspondent. Journalist (Ronnie Stevens). Photographer (Jimmy Thompson). 178532 1953 Those Redheads From Seattle M Foster, Lewis R., Geoffrey Homes, George Worthing Yates (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Vince Edmonds (Frank Wilcox) of the Dawson Daily Bonanza in Alaska opposes gambling club. Gambler's assistant sets fire to newspaper's warehouse and shoots the crusading newspaper editor as he is leaving a hotel. All this happens in prologue. His wife Mrs. Edmonds (Agnes Moorhead) and daughters Kathie (Rhonda Fleming) and Pat (Teresa Brewer) finish the job dad started. Editor's wife makes plan to come to the boomtown with her daughters and when she arrives she discovers her husband has been killed and plans to sell the newspaper. Paper's printer convinces her to stay and continue her husband's crusade against gambling. One daughter ends up with gambler after he reforms and is cleared of any involvement ion the editor's murder. "Whoever heard of a woman running a newspaper?" 178533 1940 Those Were the Days M Photographer (Lux MacBride) 178534 1998 Those Who Trespass N O'Reilly, Bill TV Journalist Shannon Michaels, the "product of two Celtic parents" is pushed out by Global News Network after an incident during the Falkland Islands War, and then by a local station. He systematically murders the people who ruined his career. Michaels kills Ron Costello, the veteran correspondent who stole his Falkland story. Then stalks woman who forced his resignation from the network and throws her off a balcony. Murders TV research consultant who advised the local station to dismiss him. Buries the guy in beach sand up to his neck and lets him slowly drown. During a break in the Radio and Television News Directors Association convention, slits the throat of the station manager. Michaels and homicide detective compete for heart of Ashley Van Buren, a blond, busty aristocrat turned crime columnist, beautiful tabloid reporter who won't let anyone stand in her way. Michaels possibly once good man driven mad by broadcast journalism. Michaels: "Journalism, as you know, is a profession that requires its participants to be aggressive, skeptical, and persistent in pursuit of the truth. Yet, the moment you enter you enter your own newsroom, you've got to drop all that." 178535 1984 Those Young Girls M Photographer (Ron Vogel). 178536 2005 Thou Shalt Not Dump the Skater Dude and Other Commandments I have Broken N Graham, Rosemary School Newspaper Reporter Kelsey of The Bee is tall, blonde, pretty and looks like the perfect California girl, but she doesn't feel like one. She dates a popular skater due but gives him up. He starts spreading rumors about her and she has to save her reputation and work on building a new identity -- as a star reporter for the school's prestigious newspaper. Kelsey's best friend, Amy convinces her to join a school activity to take her mind off being the talk of the school and she decides to go out for the prestigious school paper, The Bee. Kelsey is intrigued by the challenge of trying to have a piece published in The Bee. She is also interested in the paper's co-editor, Nathan, who is in a complicated relationship of his own. Kelsey eventually writes an op-ed piece about homeless teens, learns more about herself, confronts her vindictive ex, and might even have the beginnings of a relationship with Nathan. 178537 1917 Thou Shalt Not Steal M Reporter (Danny Sullivan - The Reporter). 178538 1937 Though Time be Fleet N OWN - H Andrus, Louise Newspaperwoman. Marcia Ellsworth is a successful newspaper woman because she knows what women want to read. 178539 1921 Thousand and One Afternoons in Chicago D Hecht, Ben Journalist Ben Hecht wrote a column for the Chicago Daily News in 1921 that his editor called “journalism extraordinary, journalism that invaded the realm of literature.” Hecht’s collection of 64 of these pieces, illustrated with striking pen drawings by Herman Rosse, is a timeless caricature of urban American life in the jazz age. 178540 1200 Thousand and One Nights, The PO Traditional. Edward William Lane (Translation) Messenger. "Thus he continued on his way until he drew near to the city of Samarkand, when he sent forward a messenger to inform King Shah-Zeman of his approach." "The messenger entered the city, inquired the way to the palace, and, introducing himself to the King, kissed the ground before him, and acquainted him with the approach of his brother's Wezir;" "...upon which Shah-Zeman ordered the chief officers of his court, and the great men of his kingdom, to go forth a day's journey to meet him; and they did so…" 178541 1200 Thousand and One Nights, The Sixth Voyage of Es-Sindibad of the Sea PO Traditional. Edward William Lane (Translation) Messenger. "Send not thy messenger on an errand of importance; for the soul hath no faithful minister save itself." 178542 1200 Thousand and One Nights, The: 'Ala-ed-Din and His Mother PO Traditional. Edward William Lane (Translation) Herald. "….and as he passed he heard the herald calling thus: "By command of the gracious patron, King of the Time, Lord of the Age and the Season: now let all the people close their stores and shops and enter in unto their houses,…" "...because Bedr-el-Budur, the daughter of the Sultan, intendeth to visit the bath; and whoso disobeyeth the order, death is his penalty, and his blood be on his own head." "...And when 'Ala-ed - Din heard this proclamation, he longed to look upon the Sultan's daughter, and said within himself: "Verily all the folk talk of her beauty and loveliness, and the summit of my ambition is to behold her." "Perhaps thou didst also hear the herald calling…." 178543 1200 Thousand and One Nights, The: 'Ala-ed-Din is Freed PO Traditional. Edward William Lane (Translation) Herald. "So he immediately ordered the executioner to stay his hand, and bade the herald go out to the crowd and proclaim that he had pardoned 'Ala - ed-Din and granted him grace." 178544 1200 Thousand and One Nights, The: Idol of Red Carnelian PO Traditional. Edward William Lane (Translation) Messenger. "And when the messenger of Suleyman (on whom be peace!) came to him, he was insolent and contumacious, and magnified himself and was proud." "…when the messenger of Suleyman came, he inflicted upon him a painful beating, and returned him a shameful reply; and he sent to threaten Suleyman, saying to him, by the messenger, Thy mind hath suggested to thee desires." "Dost thou threaten me with false words? Either come thou to me, or I will go to thee. Then the messenger returned to Suleyman, and acquainted him with all that had occurred and happened to him." "Then the messenger returned to Suleyman, and acquainted him with all that had occurred and happened to him." 178545 1200 Thousand and One Nights, The: Moor and the Lady Bedr-el-Budur PO Traditional. Edward William Lane (Translation) Herald. "And he ordered the herald to proclaim through the streets: "This day is a high festival, and let rejoicings be held throughout the kingdom for a whole month of thirty days, for the return of the Lady Bedr-el-Budur and her husband." 178546 1200 Thousand and One Nights, The: Mother of 'Ala-ed-Din and the Sultan PO Traditional. Edward William Lane (Translation) Herald. "One day of the days he heard the herald proclaiming that none should open his shop or appear in the streets of the city, because the Lady Bedr-el-Budur, the daughter of our lord the Sultan, was going to the bath." 178547 1200 Thousand and One Nights, The: Story Of The City Of Brass PO Traditional. Edward William Lane (Translation) Messenger. "I desire that thou be my messenger to Musa the son of Nuseyr for this purpose, and thou shalt have a white ensign, together with what thou shalt desire of wealth or dignity or other things,…." "...I desire that thou be my messenger to Musa the son of Nuseyr for this purpose, and thou shalt have a white ensign, together with what thou shalt desire of wealth or dignity or other things, and I will be thy substitute to take care of thy family." "To this, Talib replied, Most willingly," 178548 1200 Thousand and One Nights, The: Three Royal Mendicants PO Traditional. Edward William Lane (Translation) Messenger. "Or if we send a messenger to interpret for us, he cannot convey the lover's complaint." 178549 1965 Thousand Clowns, A M DVD -R HQ 8335, 8336. L AFI-Television/TV Scriptwriters Writer 178550 1966 Thousand Pardons, A N OWN - H Loeser, Katinka Press 178551 1985 Thousand Skies, T MT Miniseries. Australia Reporter (Malcolm Fuller-Darby). Reporter (Bill Manderson). Reporter (Lindsay Saddington). Reporter (Frank Sheenan). Reporter in Adelaide (Robert Wallace). News Photographer (Steven McIntoch). Newsboy in London (Simon Mills). Newsboys in Sydney (Nicholas Power, Smiley Rowe, Stephen Tulloch). Newsboy in San Francisco (Wade Walters). Paper boy in Perth (Kelvin Weymouth). Announcer in San Francisco (David Frezza). Australian Announcer (John McMahon). 178552 1950 Thousand Yard Look, The T Pulitzer Prize Playhouse - Adapted from Harold (Hal) Boyle World War II reporting, cited for distinguished correspondence of the year 1944 Press 178553 2007 Thr3e M News Media. TV Anchor (Holly McClure). News Anchor 2 (Darylin Goodman). Reporter (Joe Goodman). TV Reporter (Carol Eaton). 178554 1986 Thrashin' M Photographer, Dagger (Ruben Blue). 178555 2008 Thread of Deceit N Palmer, Catherine Reporter Ana Burns resists the idea of her new assignment -- writing a series on the effects of lead paint on children -- because she is looking for what she considers more exciting stories. When she realizes that her job is on the line if she doesn’t do the series, Ana follows a tip and heads off to the urban youth center, Haven, where she meets the elusive director who is not too keen on answering questions. But the reporter develops a relationship with a young girl and the director realizes that the girl needs Ana to help her open up and heal. He hopes that Ana’s skill at asking nosy questions about him and his mission could be put to better use. Ana’s questions were soon answered, and her worst fears confirmed, about the little girl. And protecting her and the center from a powerful predator would take all their love and faith combined. 178556 1984 Threads MT Newscaster (Lesley Judd). Newscaster (Colin Ward-Lewis) 178557 2006 Threat M Newspaper Hustla (J.J. Delotte-Bennett). 178558 2004 Threat Matrix: 19 Seconds T Episode #14. News Media. Reporter #1 (Colby French). Reporter #2 (Leyna Nguyen). 178559 2004 Threat Matrix: Cambodia T Episode #15. News Media. Reporter #2 (Colby French). Newscaster (Tiiu Leek). 178560 2003 Threat Matrix: Cold Cash T Episode #8. 11-13-2003 News Media. Reporter (Colby French). D.C. Newscaster (Tiiu Leek). 178561 2004 Threat Matrix: Extremist Makeover T Episode #14. 1-29-2004 Newscaster (Tiiu Leek). 178562 2003 Threat Matrix: Flipping T Episode #10. 12-4-2003 News Media. D.C. Newscaster (Tiiu Leek). 178563 2003 Threat Matrix: In Plane Sight T Episode #4. 10-23-2003 Reporter #3 (Mark Arnold). Reporter #2 (Lee Oliver Boyd). Reporter (Colby French). 178564 2004 Threat Matrix: Mexico T Episode #10. 1-8-2004 Reporter No. 1 (Lee Oliver Boyd). Reporter No. 2 (Colby French). TV Correspondent (Sandra Purpuro). 178565 2003 Threat Matrix: Natural Borne Killers T Episode #6. 10-9-2003 News Media. News Anchorman (Steve Tom). 178566 2003 Threat Matrix: Patriot Acts T Episode #1. 10-16-2003 Reporter #1 (Hira Ambrosino). Reporter #3 (Colby French). Reporter #1 (Leesa Severyn). 178567 2003 Threat Matrix: Pilot T Episode #1. 9-18-2003 News Media. Journalist #1 (Kristen Shaw). Journalist #2 (Janet Song). Journalist #3 (Colby French). 178568 2004 Threat Matrix: PPX T Episode #11. 1-15-2004 Reporter No. 1 (Colby French). Reporter No. 2 (Lee Oliver Boyd). 178569 2004 Threat Matrix: Stochastic Variable T Episode #13. 1-22-2004 Weatherman (Joel Connable). TV Newscaster (Tiiu Leek). 178570 2003 Threat Matrix: Under the Gun T Episode #7. 11-6-2003 Reporter #1 (Lee Oliver Boyd). Reporter (Colby French). San Diego TV Newscaster (Jennifer Gould). D.C. Newscaster (Tiiu Leek). Talk Show Host (Phil Valentine - Voice). 178571 2003 Threat Matrix: Veteran's Day T Episode #3. 9-25-2003 News Media. TV Newscaster (Tiiu Leek). Reporter #1 (Matthew Sullivan). Reporter #2 (Mary Strong). 178572 1949 Threat, The M Reporters (Gregg Barton, Jack Gargan, Stanley Mann, Tony Merrill, Alan Ray). Radio News Broadcaster (Sam Hayes). Newsboy (Myron Wilton). Messenger Boy (Charles Woolf). 178573 2008 Three Balconies: Investigative Reporter, The SS Friedman, Bruce Jay From “Three Balconies: Stories and a Novella Journalist Alexander Kahn is a failed novelist and at best a marginal producer of Off-Broadway plays turned journalist who breaks the law within sight of the prison warden so taken is he with the camaraderie he’s discovered in the joint when compared with the thin gruel of companionship he’s experienced outside. Kahn hates his own dull life, visits a prison and ends up lighting up a joint within view of the guards. 178574 2008 Three Balconies: Thespian, The SS Friedman, Bruce Jay From “Three Balconies: Stories and a Novella News Media references. A searing and painfully credible tale of a man on the brink of suicide. Harry is a 60-year-old writer whose career is on the wane. He is told by a Hollywood agent that his name “no longer comes up on the radar screen.” The director of a small theater advises him to “thread a Diane Sawyer type” through the plot of his play about the Siege of Malta -- “someone covering the siege for some medieval publication” -- and he’s desperate enough to give it a shot. 178575 1939 Three Bites At a Story SS UCLA Johnson, Burges In "Story Survey, The." Newspaperman Harkness. Pete Landon, likeable young cub, half impudent, half respectful. Typical reporter. Peter B. Keyser, one-time Minneapolis Globe, thrown out of the News-Express. Mr. Popham, managing editor. 178576 2005 Three Boy's Woods N Giovinco, Greg Reporter Kurt Keller is a reckless, headstrong young journalist working for the Albany Inquisitor, New York's fastest growing gossip page. A master spin doctor and an expert at cutting corners, Keller finds himself with the opportunity of a lifetime -- a sure ticket to the top of his profession. When the daughter of a high-priced attorney is found dead in a camp ground, Keller and his partner, Pete, are sent to exploit every angle and dig up as much dirt as they can, the juicier the better. Along the way they are joined by the victim's best friend, and soon learn that there is more to this story than they had originally thought. Uncovering a web of police corruption, a haven for organized crime, an economy fueled by drugs, the three risk everything to find the truth against all odds. 178577 1956 Three Brave Men M Washington Correspondent (Gene O'Donnell). Photographer (John Close). 178578 1940 Three Cheers for the Irish M Photographer (John Ridgely). 178579 1998 Three Chords and a Wardrobe M Interviewer (Basia Bonkowski). 178580 1915 Three Correspondents, The SM GPL Doyle, Arthur Conan In "Conan Doyle Stories." Correspondents from three London dailies. Three male journalists are Mortimer of the Intelligence. Scott of the Courier and Anerley of the Gazette 178581 2007 Three Crescents N Crispin, Gregory G. TV Reporter tries to make sense of cataclysmic natural events in a world gone mad. The President of Iran envisions a world without America and the annihilation of Israel. Terrorist attacks are made against America and he hopes to gain control of sufficient oil reserves to demand a seat as a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council with veto power. 178582 1948 Three Daring Daughters M DVD -R HQ 5735, 5736. SVDSP 1421 MacDonald Magazine Editor's new husband is resented by daughters. Correspondent. Newspaper tycoon recalls foreign correspondent. Convinces her husband to go back to being a foreign correspondent 178583 1972 Three Dimensions of Greta (aka 3 Dimensions of Greta, aka Four Dimensions of Greta) M Great Britain Journalist Hans Wiemer (Tristan Rogers) working for a German magazine searches for a woman named Greta in England. He is accompanied by his ex-lover and during their search, the former couple rekindle their romance. 178584 1959 Three Dolls From Hong Kong (Oneichan Makari Toru. Aka Three Dolls Go To Hong Kong) M Kasahara, Ryozo (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters/Magazines (Periodicals). Japan - Ness Book. Film released ion the United States in 1966. Reporter Punch (Reiko Dan) for a weekly magazine accompanies a dancer and their playgirl friend to Hong Kong. When a wealthy man tries to make the dancer his concubine, the reporter threatens to print an article and photo of him and he backs off. Eventually women return to Japan after convincing wealthy man to let his son marry the girl he loves. 178585 1985 Three Farmers on the Way to a Dance N Powers, Richard Photographer August Sander shoots a picture of three farmers walking along a German road on the eve of World War I in the spring of 1914. Years later, the photograph, exhibited in a Detroit museum so haunts the narrator that he embarks on an exhaustive search for any information that will help interpret it and account for its extraordinary impact on him. Same picture uncovered by young computer magazine editor, Peter Mays, a computer writer in Boston, in his own search for the identity of a woman he glimpsed in an Armistice Day parade. 178586 1892 Three Fates, The N MLPL Crawford, Francis Marion Reviewer George Winton Wood. How to be a reporter, on the tyranny of ink. William Johnson, hardworking critic. Constance Fearling. 178587 1952 Three for Bedroom C M News Media. Press Agent Jack Bleck (Hans Conried). Press Photographer (Rodney Bell). Press Photographer (Jimmie Dodd). 178588 1955 Three for the Show M DVD -R HQ 8701, 8702 Reporter (Gene Wesson) 178589 1989 Three Fugitives M Reporter One (Dinah Lenney). Reporter Two (Jeannine West). Reporter Three (Paul Tuerpe). 178590 1941 Three Girls About Town M DVD -R HQ 11389, 11388. Carroll, Richard (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist-Reporter Tommy Hopkins (John Howard) tries to bring end to his girlfriend's career at a hotel by running item in his column questioning the respectability of the establishment. She responds by storming into the pressroom and knocking him down. While trying to protect reputation of the hotel, his girlfriend and her two sisters become involved in apparent murder and corpse that keeps moving around. Journalist recognizes the victim as the mediator in a labor dispute he is covering at the hotel. He calls the story in to his paper. The "corpse" is later revealed to have been hypnotized by drunk magician. Reporter resolves the strike by accident and makes plan to marry his girlfriend, despite efforts of younger sister to get him. Editor Fred Chambers (Paul Harvey). Reporters (Bruce Bennett, Lloyd Bridges, Larry Parks). Reporter (Lester Dorr). Reporter (Harry Harvey). Reporter (John Tyrrell). Reporter on Telephone (Ray Walker). 178591 2008 Three Girls and Their Brother N News Media. The Heller sisters are gorgeous redheads, granddaughters of a literary critic whose tenure at the New Yorker lands them a glamor shot -- and an “it girls” label -- in its pages. From here, they catapult to modeling for Vogue, a billboard in Times Square and Prada gowns delivered to their Brooklyn apartment. 178592 1931 Three Girls Lost M Reporter (Sherry Hall). Photographer (Tenen Holtz). 178593 1932 Three Go Back NSF Mitchell, J. Leslie Journalist Clair Stanley is also a novelist, and witnesses a submarine earthquake from an airship that burns. Swims to safety. Cast 25,000 ears back in time. 178594 1942 Three Hearts for Julia M DVD -R HQ 9150, 9149. SVDSP 576 Hauser, Lionel (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent Jeff Seabrook (Melvyn Douglas) returns home to find his wife has become involved in musical pursuits and wants a divorce so she can continue her career. Taking the advice of his Editor John Girard (Reginald Owen) that he use reverse psychology, he gamely offers to help her find suitors more sympathetic to her new interests. Courted by orchestra manager and Music Critic Philip Barrows (Richard Ainley). Correspondent kidnaps her and takes her to a mountain cabin to give her time to think over her decisions, but she contacts music critic and he brings her home. Reporter is drafted. Conductor realizes wife still loves her husband. He arranges for orchestra to play at the Army camp where Douglas is stationed and the two are reunited. Reporter at Army Concert Hall (Estelle Etterre). Reporter (Arthur Belasco). Reporter (Rudolph Cameron). Reporter (George Lollier). Reporter at Army Concert Hall (Hooper Atchley). Reporter at Wharf (William Tannen). Reporter at Army Concert Hall (Anthony Warde). 178595 1717 Three Hours After Marriage P USC Gay, John Critic. Sir Tremendous is a caricature of Critic John Dennis Plotwell: "Sir Tremendous, Madam, is a Gentleman who can instruct the Town to dislike what has pleased them, and to be pleased with what they disliked." Sir Tremendous, "the greatest Critick of our Age": "Alas! What signifies one good Palate when the Taste of the whole Town is vindicated… 178596 2002 Three Junes N Glass, Julia Scottish Newspaper Owner Paul McLeod longs for the Greek isles to escape his loneliness since the death of his wife. He has three grown sons. In June, 1989, he goes on a group tour of the Greek islands and reminisces about how he met and married his deceased wife and created a family. McLeod falls for a young American artist. Six years later, again in June, McLeod's death draws his three grown sons and their families back to their ancestral home. Four years later, in yet another June, one of the sons meets the female artist who once captivated his father. Now pregnant, she must weigh her guilt about the past against her wishes for the future and decide what family means to her. 178597 1935 Three Kids and a Queen M News Media. Reporters (Eddie Fetherston, Sherry Hall, Jack Hatfield, Emmett King, John "Dusty" King, Jerry Larkin, Arthur Loft, House Peters, Jr., William Ruhl, Max Wagner). Newscaster (Harrison Greene). Newsboys (Pat Gleason, Joe Torillo). 178598 1999 Three Kings M DVD TV Reporter. Scoop-needy aggressive TV reporter Adriana Cruz (Nora Dunn) and other reporters 178599 1934 Three Little Pigskins M Photographer (Charles Dorety). 178600 1950 Three Little Words M L Photographers (Bert Davidson, William Tannen). 178601 1953 Three Lives DT Documentary - Short Commentators (Arthur Franz, Charlton Heston, John Wayne). 178602 1938 Three Loves Has Nancy M DVD -R HQ 10543, 10544 Writer and Publisher vie for the attention of a young woman who is stranded in New York. 178603 1956 Three Men in a Boat M Photographer (Robertson Hare) 178604 2006 Three Moons Over Milford: Goodnight Moon T Episode #8. 9-24-2006 Reporter (Ted Friend -- Cheesy Reporter). 178605 2008 Three Musketeers N Birmajer, Marcelo Jewish Journalist Javier Mosan is an unmotivated journalist who writes for a popular daily newspaper in Argentina. His main hobbies are indulging in sexual fantasies and dodging writing assignments. Elias Traum, a former Argentinean currently residing in Israel, returns to Buenos Aires after 20 years of absence to mourn his two friends -- two fellow Jews who together with him once comprised “the three musketeers.” These young men signed their own death sentences when they joined the Montoneros, the left-wing Peronist guerrilla group back in the bad days of the Dirty Wars in the 1970s and 1980s. When Mosan is sent to interview Traum, he believes it will be yet another routine job. Yet upon arriving at the airport, Mosan is attacked while Traum is kidnapped, mugged and then deposited on the side of the road like so much garbage. There is no doubt that the past has returned to take revenge. But what past is it? The revolutionary or the romantic? And how is Israeli Intelligence involved? 178606 1964 Three Nuts in Search of a Bolt M AFI-Television TV 178607 1987 Three O’Clock High (aka 3 O’Clock High) M School Newspaper Reporter Jerry Mitchell, a high school nerd, is assigned to write a piece for the school paper about a new transfer student who is rumored to be a psychopathic nut case. When Mitchell accidentally touches Buddy, the boy, who hates to be touched, challenges the unwilling Mitchell to fight in the parking lot at 3 p.m. Mitchell will do almost anything to avoid the confrontation. He has seven hours, a good supply of it, a savvy kid sister and the worst luck of any kid alive to find a way out of the fight. 178608 1993 Three of Hearts M Photographer (Joshua Grenrock). 178609 1932 Three on a Match M DVD -R HQ 8703, 8702. VHS 1296 Radio Announcer (Selmer Jackson) voice 178610 1916 Three Pals M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 178611 1598 Three Parnassus Plays, The P USC Anonymous News 178612 1958 Three Priests N OWN - H Dever, Joseph Editor. One of the priests is the editor of an archdiocesan newspaper 178613 1931 Three Rogues M Newspaper Printer (Bob Burns). 178614 1953 Three Sailors and a Girl M Critic Walter Kerr (Roy Engel) of the Herald-Tribune. 178615 1950 Three Secrets M Rackin, Martin. Gina Kaus (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Phyllis Horn (Patricia Neal) of Trans-American News Service one of three women who gave up baby for adoption, possibly five-year-old boy, only survivor of plane crash on a mountain top, may be theirs. Assignments during war hurt her marriage. Agreed to do work at home or give it up altogether. But Editor Mark Harrison (Larry Keating) persuaded her to take assignment only six other reporters got. Husband gets divorce, remarries. Reporter discover she's pregnant. City Editor (Jay Adler). Sensation-seeking Reporter Hardin (Edmond Ryan) finds out child is adopted. Investigates and discovers child's real mother. "A good newspaperman leaves his emotions at home when he goes out on a job." Horn persuades him not to print the story. She persuades third woman to adopt the child. In press tent, female reporter is treated as one of the boys (she's referred to as "Phil"). Horn once told her husband: "Ever since I sold my first squib for five dollars, I've been ruthless, conniving…." Stepped all over people. Fought like a man in a man's world." Reporter Eddie (Tim Graham). Reporters (Ross Elliott, George Lynn, Rory Mallinson, Charles Sherlock, Mervin Williams). Radio Commentator (Bill Welsh). Voice of Radio Broadcaster (Lou Marcelle). 178616 1999 Three Secrets MT News Media. Field Reporter (Stacey Gualandi). Reporter #1 (Tim Haldeman). Reporter #2 (Alexandra Bokyun Chun). Reporter #3 (Jason Mulheisen). Reporter #4 (Loren Menkin). 178617 1945 Three Short Biers NM MLPL Starr, Jimmy Reporter Joe Medford, the Martini-gargling, cutie-chasing, fast-talking reporter and super-sleuth -- A Joe Medford Murder Mystery. Deborah "Debby: Long, rival The Enquirer reporter. Medford: "Hollywood's Number One Reporter." Donald Jamison, managing editor, The Post. 178618 1936 Three Smart Girls M DVD -R HQ 8163, 8164. Newspaper Editor (J. Scott Smart) on the phone. 178619 1939 Three Sons M Photographer (Paul E. Burns). 178620 1961 Three Spare Wives M News Editor (John Dearth). 178621 1952 Three Star Semi-Final T DVD Your Show of Shows -- Newspaper Movie - Nov. 12, 1952. Reporter Ace Johnson (Sid Caesar) and Sob-Silly Sally (Imogene Cocoa) work for the Bugle. 178622 1953 Three Steps to Heaven TS Series. 8-3-1953 to 12-31-1954. NBC. Writer Bill Morgan (Walker Brooke, 1953-1954; Gene Blakely, 1959-; Mark Roberts, 1954) liked to help people. On the debut he aided a frightened woman married to an evil psychiatrist with underworld connections. 178623 1962 Three Stooges in Orbit M AFI-Television Personalities TV 178624 1943 Three Stooges, The: Crash Goes the Hash M DVD -R HQ 4325. SV 606 Reporters (Three Stooges). Editor 178625 1943 Three Stooges, The: Spook Louder M L. SV 199 Reporters 178626 1940 Three Stooges, The: Studio Stoops M L. PR. Syndicated two-reel shorts Public Relations. Three Stooges, working for a movie studio as PR men, fake a kidnapping of a famous star to get publicity, but find that the kidnapping is real. 178627 1934 Three Thousand Times a Day SS USC Burnett, Whit In "Maker of Signs, The - a Variety." Reporter Earl Burroughs with the Los Angeles Enquirer. Izzy, a photographer. Printed placard on the wall: BE BRIEF. 178628 1976 Three Times Daley T Series Columnist Bob Daley (Don Adams is a divorced newspaper columnist 178629 1999 Three to Tango M Reporter (Lindsey Connell). TV Reporter (Barbara Radecki). 178630 1985 Three Up, Two Down: Two Down, One To Go T Episode #6. 5-20-1985 Commentator, Race (Brian Redhead - Voice). 178631 1946 Three Wise Fools M Photographer (Martin Ashe). 178632 1939 Three Wise Men of Babylon SS OWN - P Sale, Richard Detective Fiction Weekly, April 1, 1939. In “The Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps,” edited by Otto Penzler, pp. 1059-1069 Newspaper Reporters Joe “Daffy” Dill, a tough-talking wise guy and Dinah Mason, his outrageous gorgeous colleague at the New York Chronicle. She is not one of the boys. She looks like a Pretty girl, only better, and is a good reporter, but gets sick at the sight of a corpse. In a running sidebar to the mysteries they get involved with, for years Dill asked Dinah to marry him. “Gotham’s wackiest scribe, Daffy Dill, puts a small brown fox on the trail of a dog-eared murderer.” “I was sitting at my desk in that dark and dingy corner of the city room which I call home because nobody else will....” Editor John Harvey, Babylon Gazette. 178633 2000 Three Wishes N Delinsky, Barbara Weinberg List Journalist 178634 2006 Three Words and a Star M Interviewer (Noath Michael Levine). 178635 1895 Three-And-Twenty N USC Drinkwater, Jennie M (Conklin) Journalist Leah Ritchie (Margaret Fuller influence when she was a child). Works for a religious paper. Mrs. Brown, editor of The Homemaker. Leah takes over the editorship. Gilbert Maze was her associate editor (unknown to her). Leah to marry Gilbert, insisting she keep her position on The Homemaker. 178636 1990 Three's a Crowd T Episode Society Columnist. Column makes Jack's Bistro the in spot for -- and Jack the toast of -- the rich and famous 178637 1984 Three's a Crowd: Vacation From Sex T Episode #6. 11-13-1984 Sports Announcer (Peter Cullen). 178638 1990 Three's Company: T SV 51 Episodes. 3-4-1977 to 9-1-1984. News Media 178639 1977 Three's Company: And Baby Makes Two T Episode. AD Newspaper Advertisement.. Jack and Chrissy believe that Janet placed an ad in the newspaper for a man to father her baby 178640 1982 Three's Company: And Now, There's Jack T Episode #122. 3-23-1982 TV Talk Show Host. Jack appears on a TV talk show promoting Angelino's restaurant, but ruins the cooking demonstration he was to perform 178641 1977 Three's Company: Black Letter Day, A T VHS 1244 Episode. 3-5-77 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Column. Janet and Chrissy read a lovelorn column in the newspaper and then are both convinced that Jack is having an affair with the other 178642 1982 Three's Company: Critic's Choice T DVD -R HQ 6808. SVD 1225 Episode #120. 3-9-1982 Food Critic challenged by Jack who invites him to dinner in order to get a good review. Jack tries to retrieve a scathing letter he wrote to a restaurant critic before reading the critic's favorable review of his Bistro 178643 1977 Three's Company: Extra, Extra T DVD -R HQ 4672. SVD 760, SVD 1240 Episode Newspaper. Janet's reporter friend (Mark W. Travis) writes a newspaper item sensationalizing the trio's living arrangement 178644 1983 Three's Company: Like Father, Like Son T DVD -R HQ 1894 Episode News Media. Jack's meddling father drops in unexpectedly. 178645 1983 Three's Company: Out on a Limb T DVD -R HQ 3697 Episode Critic. Jack tries to retrieve his nasty note to a critic. 178646 1936 Threepence of Marble Arch NM McGuire, Paul Press 178647 1984 Threesome MT Photographer (Richard Ryder). Photographer Assistant (Denise Lute). 178648 1981 Threshold M News Media. Newsman (Barry Flatman). Newsman (Jack Messinger). Cameraman (Harvey Chao). 178649 2005 Threshold: Order, The T Episode #7. 10-21-2005. Series 9-16-2005 to 11-22-2005. Reporter writes a newspaper article that vaguely mentions Threshold. But the article gets a meddling senator's attention and he insists on being included in the project. The newspaper leak might turn out to be an inside job. A security leak threatens to put the Threshold plan in jeopardy. Residents in a small Rhode Island town may have been infected by the alien signal after several people reported having disturbing dreams about trees made of glass. A Rhode Island reporter checks into the story. 178650 2005 Threshold: Revelations T Episode #8. 11-4-2005 Reporters. Molly and her partner pretend they are journalists interviewing a minister who may be infected. The pastor claims to have seen visions of a glass sea and is warning the congregation to prepare for the end of the world. He's interested in publicity but worried they might portray him as a gook. They assure him they won't. They discover some strange happenings in a missing Big Horn crew member's hometown when they investigate the disappearance of a Threshold field agent. Female government contingency analyst Molly leads a team of scientists and military personnel who get in contact with a mysterious alien life form. 178651 1926 Thrill Hunter, The M AFI-Authors/Publishers Publisher 178652 1933 Thrill Hunter, The M Press Agent (Billy Sullivan) for the Studio. 178653 1946 Thrill of Brazil, The M Photographer (Frank Yaconelli). 178654 1989 Thrill of Victory, The NR OWN - P (Two Copies -- one with Brown's name, the other with St. Claire). Brown, Sandra St. Claire, Erin name on cover Sportswriter-Columnist Judd Mackie ridiculed tennis pro in his column. He believes what she lacked in talent she more than made up for in looks. So when her midgame collapse made headline news, he did the only thing a crack reporter can do -- he went after the story. He promised to keep quiet once he learned about her secret. But he never said he'd stay away. Her feisty spirit and courage drew him to her like a magnet. She showed the avowed bachelor her winning ways -- both on and off the court. And she taught him love wasn't just a game. It is Mackie's job to uncover secrets. And he's spent the last few years dogging the tennis pro, exposing her for the spoiled glamour girl he believes her to be. Now he has the chance to scoop the story of the year and let the whole world know the truth. All he has to do is betray her trust. 178655 1969 Thrill Skill: Porter the Reporter CB Archie’s Madhouse #66 Reporter Porter must spice up his sports broadcast or he will lose his sponsor. So that is exactly what Porter the Reporter does. 178656 1960 Thriller T Series 1960-1962 Press 178657 1995 Thriller Zone: Fanatical Extreme M One of three segments in the film News Media. Second Reporter (Robin Leach). 178658 1961 Thriller: Devil's Ticket, The T Episode #29. 4-18-1961 Art Critic (Bartlett Robinson). 178659 1975 Thriller: Good Salary -- Prospects -- Free Coffin T Episode #34. 5-10-1975 Newspaper Ad. Young woman investigates when her two roommates disappear after answering a newspaper ad. 178660 1962 Thriller: Man of Mystery T Episode #64. 4-2-1962 Reporter (Robert Sampson). 178661 1976 Thriller: Nightmare for a Nightmare T Episode #39. 4-24-1976. Reporter (Mike Kinsey). Reporter (Michael Dickinson). Reporter (Mike Klusey). Opera singer accidentally kills her husband who has suddenly shown up after a 10-year absence, but his body disappears. 178662 1961 Thriller: Terror in Teakwood, The T Episode #33. 5-16-1961 Photographer (George Kane). 178663 2003 Thrillmasters: Behind Enemy Lines C Commentators. GBC Commentator (Darryl Gold - Voice). International Press Guy (Darryl Gold - Voice). Local Commentator Fred (Darryl Gold - Voice). GBC Commentator (Brian Smith - Voice). Local Commentator Taco (Brian Smith - Voice). 178664 2002 Thrills M Adult Reporter (Steven St. Croix). 178665 2003 Thrills 2 M Adult Reporter (Steven St. Croix). 178666 2001 Thrills Magazine: Beauty and the Beach T DVD -R HQ 5405 Episode. Adult Magazine Editor Felicia Reynolds (Lauren Hays) hires Writer Jeff Rand (Juan Carlos). Trysts at photo shoot with dream girl. 178667 2002 Thrills Magazine: Club Plasma T SVD 1307 Episode. Adult Magazine Staff. Reporter investigates if a former lover is the offspring of a vampire. Thrills Magazine. 178668 2001 Thrills Magazine: Coed Hazing Exposed! T SVD 1090. VHS 1274 Episode. Adult Magazine Staff of sexy reporters 178669 2001 Thrills Magazine: Easy Writer (Exotic Places) T SVD 1104. VHS 1289 Episode. Adult Magazine Staff. Reporter discovers that his innocent assistant holds a sexy secret 178670 2001 Thrills Magazine: I Was a Rock 'n' Roll Groupie T VHS 1284 Episode. Adult Magazine Staff. Reporter becomes involved with a rock group's lead singer. 178671 2001 Thrills Magazine: I Was A Rock 'N' Roll Groupie (Sex and Music) T SVD 1104 Episode. Adult Magazine Staff. Reporter becomes involved with rock group's lead singer 178672 2002 Thrills Magazine: I, Spy T VHS 1275 Episode. Adult Magazine Staff. Editor of a men's erotica magazine tries to discover who is leaking their stories. Lauren Hays, Jessica Lee, Justin Kyle and Kira Reed 178673 2002 Thrills Magazine: Muse, The T VHS 1294 Episode. Adult Magazine Staff. Artist becomes inspired by a reporter 178674 2001 Thrills Magazine: Occupations That Bite! T SVD 1101, 1097 Episode. Adult Magazine Staff of sexy reporters 178675 2001 Thrills Magazine: Public Liaisons. T DVD -R HQ 4068. SVD 1240. Episode. Adult Female Reporter goes undercover with the FBI 178676 2002 Thrills Magazine: Sex in the Jungle T VHS 1284 Episode. Adult Magazine Staff of sexy reporters 178677 2001 Thrills Magazine: Sex & Sweat T SVD 1031 Episode. Adult Magazine Staff. Reporter covers a story about physical exercise being a form of aphrodisiac (adult) 178678 2001 Thrills Magazine: Sex and Music T SVD 1089 Episode. Adult Magazine Staff of sexy reporters 178679 2002 Thrills Magazine: Taming of Felicia, The T DVD -R HQ 5479 Episode. Adult Magazine Staff. Female Magazine Editor has designs on the arrogant contractor who is remodeling her office 178680 2001 Thrills Magazine: Ultimate Companion, The T SVD 1036 Episode. Adult Magazine Staff. Judge Julie rules on the locker room conduct of a sexy female reporter 178681 1993 Throat, The N Straub, Peter Writer Tim Underhill has written a book about unsolved serial murders that plagued the town of Mill haven, Illinois in the 1940s -- the killer had scrawled "Blue Rose" near the bodies. Now another victim, a woman, has fallen prey to a new Blue Rose. Victim's husband asks Underhill, a high school buddy and fellow Vietnam vet to help. His research and a local sleuth's computer hacking connects the 1940s killer to a hotel and suggest more recent killer is victim of child abuse. 178682 1986 Throb: Mary Heartless T McIntyre, Doug Episode News Media 178683 1962 Through a Glass Darkly M AFI-Novelists Writer 178684 1922 Through a Glass Window M AFI-Newsvendors News Vendor 178685 2001 Through All Time NSF Phillips, Judith P. Reporter Amaryllis "Rylla" Sheridan stumbles back in time and meets Soaring Hawk. Can they stay together? Will fate and her high tech world pull her away from the man she loves? She doesn't know how to return to her own time. Ojibwa Indian in 1700 Northern Minnesota sees a vision -- 2250 to be exact, the time of Sheridan. Soaring Hawk refers to her as Badger Woman because she speaks her thoughts and has no training. They discover a love that lasts through time. Time travel heroine that regrets leaving her time and the family she loves. 178686 2004 Through My Eyes MT Australia - Miniseries Journalist (Michael Edward). Journo (Graham Furness). Journo 2 (Peter Knapman). 178687 1983 Through Naked Eyes MT Newswoman (Roberta Bassin) 178688 1953 Through the Curtain DT Host George Hamilton Combs 178689 1898 Through the Earth NSF Fezandie, Clement Universal Press Association pays a 16-year-old $100,000 for his exclusive story about being the first passenger through a tunnel from New York to Australia. The experiment doesn't work but the young man still gets the money 178690 1998 Through the Eyes of a Child NR Kenner, Laura Harlequin Intrigue #465 Journalist with demons from his past is forced to face them when his estranged sister is injured and her husband is murdered. Only witness is his four-year-old step-nephew. Now he and boy's mother are out to find out what was seen through the eyes of a child. 178691 1989 Through the Eyes of Love NR OWN - P Arthur, Katherine Harlequin Editor Tish Holmsworth, newspaper editor. 178692 1919 Through the Gates of Horn N MLPL Austin, F. Britten In :"On the Borderland." Cub Reporter Jack on the Daily Rostrum, losing girl to rich James Arrowsmith. Editor, Mr. Bolingbroke. Attacks Arrowsmith in article. 178693 1945 Through the Storm N OWN - H Gibbs, Philip Press 178694 2002 Through the Storm N Esdaile, Leslie Freelance Journalist Lynette Graves and a forensics photographer both have more than share of excess baggage. When she was married, her husband fathered a child with another woman. Now she lives with her mother, a Bible-thumping perfectionist who serves up guilt as effectively as she serves up a good meal. The photographer is a widower with two small daughters and an alcoholic mother who lives with them. Attraction is instantaneous. Now the photographer is framed for murder. 178695 1919 Through the Toils M AFI-Novelists Writer 178696 2007 Through Thick and Thin N Pace, Alison Restaurant Critic Meredith Isley for The NY Magazine and finds in haute cuisine what she has trouble finding in romance: satisfaction. Isley is very single and not so skinny. Across the Hudson, Meredith’s sister, Stephanie, is a married new mother who was skinny growing up, but hasn’t yet lost her pregnancy weight. Stephanie, too, fights her own loneliness and tries to survive motherhood and a troubled marriage. When both sisters decide to diet, what they gain, instead of pounds, is, not surprisingly, sometimes trite insight. Meredith’s work begins to suffer, but a four-legged addition to her life heralds change. By craftily portraying the balancing act between work and play, family, be it four-legged or two, and friends, and food and fasting. 178697 1949 Through Wendy's Window DT Interviewer Wendy Barrie. Interviews and gossip. 178698 1987 Throw Momma From the Train M Reporter (Hettie Lynne Hurtes) 178699 1941 Throwing a Party M Reporters. Elsa Maxwell bets a playboy that she can take any unknown girl and make her headline news within two weeks. He tries to foil her plans by asking his reporter buddies to keep anything about the girl out of the papers. 178700 1929 Thru Different Eyes M News Media. Reporter (Stanley Blystone). Reporter (Stuart Erwin). Reporter (Jack Jordan). Reporter (Marian Spitzer) 178701 1935 Thru Traffic (aka Speed Devils) M Movie sponsored by “Perfect Circle” piston ring company. Reporter Pat Corey is the girlfriend of Dan Holden, a racetrack driver who is told by the doctor to abandon racing permanently after a car crash. So he and Marty Gray, another automobile racer, decide to open a garage together. Corey invites the two to a formal party sponsored by the city and the reporter confides to her Marty that she is really in love with him and regards Dan as just a good pal. Marty reufes to betray his partner. When two crooked politicians propose sending the city’s repair business to them, Marty is suspicious and Dan rejects the offer. Meanwhile Corey has been writing about city corruption and for revenge, and to divide the two race car drivers, the two crooks lure her to an inn where they detain her. They then trick both Dan and Marty to the inn where the partners quarrel over the reporter. When the inn catches fire, Corey escapes and during the blaze she and Dan come to an understanding. Dan rushes into the burning building and saves the unconscious Marty. Back in the hospital recovering from burns, the two friends reunite and Corey kisses Marty with Dan’s blessings. 178702 1952 Thudbury: American Comedy, An N OWN - H Davis, Clyde Brion Editor of the Tolland, New York Enterprise Oscar "Pete" Mendenhall, Jr., Father was editor of the paper. Businessman Chauncery Venner buys the Star. 178703 1939 Thugs With Dirty Mugs C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age Newspaper. Montage of newspaper headlines: Bank robberies 178704 2005 Thumbsucker M DVD -R HQ 9288, 9287 Aspiring TV Newsman Justin Cobb (Lou Pucci) becomes a whiz kid via Ritalin and soon needs to start experimenting with other substances in order to take the edge off. He wants to be the next Dan Rather. Paparazzi (Erin Michael). 178705 1998 Thumbtanic M TV Anchor (Mark DeCarlo) 178706 1983 Thunder M Reporter (Paolo Malco) 178707 1952 Thunder in God's Country M Editor Bill Stafford (John Ridgley) confronts an escaped convict about his past and the convict beats the newspaper editor to death. Western Artist Rex Allen, a World War II Air Force buddy of the marshal and his deputy, arrives on assignment from a national magazine and saves the day. Hotel owner makes killing campaign issue and blasts away at the incumbent's inability to catch the killer. 178708 1960 Thunder in the Blood (Colere Froide) aka Warm Body, The M Haguet, Andre (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters/Photographers. France (1962). Ness Book Reporter-Photographer Alex (Jean-Marie Fertey is an alcoholic who works as crime novelist and journalist to satisfy his wife's high-class demands. Wife still takes a lover. When lover is murdered, chief suspect is gangster he tried to blackmail. Detective discovers reporter killed the man out of jealousy and tried to implicate his wife. Reporter tries to murder his wife, but is killed in a fall from a roof. 178709 1937 Thunder in the City M Reporter (Terence de Marney). Public Relations man Dan Armstrong writes a theme song for the mineral magnelite. 178710 1959 Thunder Over Berlin T Armstrong Circle Theatre -5-13-59 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 178711 1978 Thunder Over Miami T SV 264 Pilot-Hulk, Media Excerpts Investigative Reporter 178712 1989 Thunder Rise N Miller, G. Wayne Journalist Brad Gale, leaving New York in the wake of an ugly divorce, moves to sylvan Morgantown, Mass., with his young daughter Abigail, who, like other children in the area develops a fatal disease caused by a satanic spirit, Hobbamock 178713 1942 Thunder River Feud M Photographer (Jimmy Aubrey). 178714 1942 Thunder Rock M DVD -R HQ 9568, 9569 Ardrey, Robert (Play). Jeffrey Dell and Bernard Miles (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book. Mason Journalist David Charleston (Michael Redgrave) who is also an author and is unable to convince the people of dangers of Fascism in Europe prior to World War II. He becomes disillusioned and retreats to a lighthouse on Lake Michigan. He discovers a logbook from a ship that sunk in 1840 and is confronted by ghosts of the victims, who were escaping from the short-sightedness of people in their own time. Spirits restore reporter's faith in humanity and convince him to return to the fight 178715 1939 Thunder Rock P USC Ardrey, Robert In "Plays of Three Decades." Journalist Charleston (Luther Adler) formerly of the Daily News. "Big stuff, the boy wonder, bylines and everything, congratulations." Covered the Civil War in Spain. Quit Daily News when he returned from Spain, washed up, couldn't be objective, no future reporting or crusading. 178716 2004 Thunderbirds M TV News Anchor (Demetri Goritsas). 178717 1966 Thunderbirds Are GO M Public Relations Officer (Charlies "Bud" Tingwell - Voice). Messenger (Matt Zimmerman - Voice). 178718 1966 Thunderbirds: Alias Mr. Hackenbacker T Pattillo, Alan Episode #29. 10-16-1966. Series 9-30-1965 to 12-25-1966. News Media. Reporter 1 (Jeremy Wilkin). Reporter 2 (Paul Maxwell). Airline industry takes drastic measures to prevent future massive explosions following crashes or faulty landings. Hiram K. Hackenbacker (Brains) has an invention to make flying safer. He is now in the public eye along with Lady Penelope who is in Paris to model a new clothing line. Fashion show. In 2065, former astronaut and millionaire Jeff Tracy forms an secret organization named international Rescue. Its mission is to intervene when human life is at threat and nobody else is able to help. They're based on a tropical island in the Pacific. 178719 1966 Thunderbirds: Atlantic Inferno T Fennell, Alan Episode #27. Season 2 Opener TV Reporter (Ray Barrett). A rescue at an oil drilling platform is necessary when a Navy test goes awry. 178720 1966 Thunderbirds: City of Fire T Fennell, Alan Episode #3. 1-6-1966 TV Reporter from WTV News (Matt Zimmerman). Family is trapped in subterranean corridors beneath a blazing building. Car crashing in underground garage sets the skyscraper above it on fire. 178721 1966 Thunderbirds: Danger at Ocean Deep T Robertson, Donald Episode #22. 2-3-1966 TV Reporter (Ray Barrett). Modern tanker explodes while transporting its cargo. Mysterious mist destroys the supertanker and is disrupting International Rescue's communications. 178722 1965 Thunderbirds: Day of Disaster T Spooner, Dennis Episode #15. 11-4-1965 TV Reporter. 1st TV Reporter from NTBS News (Peter Dyneley). 2nd TV Reporter from NTBS News (Matt Zimmerman). NTBS Reporters. Spacecraft being transported to a launch site falls through a weakened bridge trapping the two astronauts underwater. 178723 1966 Thunderbirds: Give or Take a Million T Pattillo, Alan Episode #32. 12-25-1966 TV Reporter (Jeremy Wilkin). Two bank robbers stow away on a rocket full of toys destined for a children's hospital. 178724 1966 Thunderbirds: Imposters, The T Spooner, Dennis Episode #19. 1-13-1966 Reporters and a large crowd witness the International Rescue in the middle of saving another life and journalists are able to snap the first-ever photos of the team in action. It turns out someone has stolen their identities and no one knows why. 178725 1965 Thunderbirds: Mighty Atom, The T Spooner, Dennis Episode #6. 12-30-1965 Reporter. 1st Reporter (Peter Dyneley). Second Reporter and Press Officer (Matt Zimmerman). The Hood wants to capture all of International Rescue's secrets on film and wants atomic secrets so he can rule the world. 178726 1966 Thunderbirds: Move -- and You're Dead T Pattillo, Alan Episode #9. 2-10-1966 TV Commentator at WTV News (Matt Zimmerman). Celebrated Alan Tracy makes a comeback. His rivals pretend to be reporters, trap him and his grandmother, steal his car and leave them for dead. 178727 1965 Thunderbirds: Operation Crash-Dive T Crump, Martin Episode #8. 12-16-1965 TV Reporter (Matt Zimmerman). Newsreader (David Holliday). Atomic-powered airliner plunges into the sea on its way to San Francisco from London killing all 600 aboard. Sequel to first episode, "Trapped in the Sky" and events to that episode are mentioned by a TV reporter who previously appeared in "Sun Probe." 178728 1965 Thunderbirds: Perils of Penelope, The T Pattillo, Alan Episode #12. 10-14-1965 TV Reporter (Matt Zimmerman). Sea water is converted into fuel. 178729 1966 Thunderbirds: Security Hazard T Pattillo, Alan Episode #26. 3-31-1966 TV Reporter (Matt Zimmerman). Members of the team describe their exploits to a boy who stowed away on their last rescue. Little boy stows aboard Thunderbird 2. 178730 1965 Thunderbirds: Sun Probe T Fennell, Alan Episode #4. 12-9-1965 TV Reporter (Matt Zimmerman). Research vessel launched into space to collect a piece of the sun. Telecast. Efforts to steer ship back on track via remote control fail and a plea for the International Rescue's help is aired during the broadcast. 178731 1965 Thunderbirds: Terror in New York City T Fennell, Alan Episode #13. 10-21-1965 TV Newsreader (Ray Barrett). Reporter and his cameraman are trapped underground when the Empire State Building crumbles as it's being moved. Complicating matters, Thunderbird 2 has been badly damaged in a mistaken attack by the U.S. Navy. Thunderbird Virgil witnesses a broadcast of the Empire State Building's relocation. Ground beneath the 102-story building is weakened, swallows a reporter and his cameraman. Unfortunately Thunderbird 2 is out of commission. International Rescue may be powerless to save them. Brains is also watching the broadcast when one of the men reveals that water is beginning to seep into the hole in which they have been trapped. He surmises an underground river beneath the building must have weakened the ground causing the accident. 178732 1920 Thunderbolt Collects, The SM McCulley, Johnston Detective Story Magazine, Dec. 11, 1920 Press. Detective Martin Radner razzed by the press. 178733 1999 Thunderhead NSF Preston, Douglas and Lincoln Child Crime Reporter Bill Smithback of the New York Post and beautiful female photographer are members of an expedition led by an archeologist following clues in a letter from her long-missing father to find the legendary Indian City of Gold. 178734 2002 Thunderpants M Reporter (Vicki Pepperdine) 178735 2004 Thunderstruck M News Media. TV Reporters (Karen Tan, Karie-Anne Keeffe, Andrea Mayes). 178736 1992 Thuringen Journal DF Germany. Series 1992- News Hosts Paul Andreas Freyer, Blanka Weber. Sports Hosts Uta Erben, Christian Muller. Weather Hosts Claudia Hauboldt, Jens Roder, Willi Wild, Heike Ziepke.. Hosts Ines Adam, Steffen Quasebarth, Aline Thielmann. . 178737 2001 Thursday Next (aka Eyre Affair, The) N Fforde, Jasper Journalist 178738 2000 Thursday the 12th MT Miniseries Investigative TV Reporter (Julian Glover) covers the discovery of unidentified murder victim at the sprawling Bannister estate. Family filled with suspects. Newscaster (Robin Houston). 178739 1971 THX 1138 M DVD -R HQ 6592, 6593. News Media. Hologram Newscaster (Morris D. Erby). 178740 0060 Thyestes P COPY Seneca Messenger. Enter the messenger in breathless haste. "Oh, who will bear me headlong through the air, Like a swift wind, and hide me in thick cloud That I no longer may behold such crime?" 178741 2007 Tia Abigail: Detectives del ADN, Los (DNA Detectives) N Posada-Swafford, Angela #3 Adventurers of Science Series. Spanish. Series of short novels running 200 pages. Reporter Tia Abigail, a famous journalist for a science magazine, travels the world with four friends and in the process, they have some fantastic adventures and end up attempting to solve robberies and terrorist attacks. Isabel, Lucas, Juana and Simon are four kids between 9 and 13 travel with their Aunt Abigail, a science writer for a famous magazine. These four kids are the Adventurers of Science (Adventureros de la Ciencia), a new action series. They use their knowledge in genetics to discover the identity of a mad scientist who is about to commit an atrocity. 178742 2007 Tia Abigail: Dinosaurios Sumergidos (aka Underground Dinosaurs. Sunken Dinosaurs) N Posada-Swafford, Angela #1 Adventurers of Science Series. Spanish. Series of short novels running 200 pages. Reporter Tia Abigail, a famous journalist for a science magazine, travels the world with four friends as they research the structure of DNA and how dinosaurs became extinct. In the process, they have some fantastic adventures and end up attempting to solve robberies and terrorist attacks. Isabel, Lucas, Juana and Simon are four kids between 9 and 13 travel with their Aunt Abigail, a science writer for a famous magazine. They rescue a mud core from the bottom of the ocean that bears proof of what really killed the dinosaurs. These four kids are the Adventurers of Science (Adventureros de la Ciencia), a new action series. 178743 2007 Tia Abigail: Dragon del Espacio, El (aka Space Dragon) N Posada-Swafford, Angela #2 Adventures of Science Series. Spanish. Series of short novels running 200 pages. Reporter Tia Abigail, a famous journalist for a science magazine, travels the world with four friends and in the process, they have some fantastic adventures and end up attempting to solve robberies and terrorist attacks. Isabel, Lucas, Juana and Simon are four kids between 9 and 13 travel with their Aunt Abigail, a science writer for a famous magazine. These four kids are the Adventurers of Science (Adventureros de la Ciencia), a new action series. See what happens when she use physics in order to avoid a spaceship from causing a tragedy. 178744 2007 Tia Abigail: En el corazon de las ballenas (aka Inside the Heart of the Whales) N Posada-Swafford, Angela #4 Adventurers of Science Series. Spanish. Series of short novels running 200 pages. Reporter Tia Abigail, a famous journalist for a science magazine, travels the world with four friends and in the process, they have some fantastic adventures and end up attempting to solve robberies and terrorist attacks. Isabel, Lucas, Juana and Simon are four kids between 9 and 13 travel with their Aunt Abigail, a science writer for a famous magazine. These four kids are the Adventurers of Science (Adventureros de la Ciencia), a new action series. They apply their knowledge in marine biology to save a humpback whale calf in the Pacific Ocean. 178745 2007 Ticalosii MF Journalist (Marius Florea Vizante). 178746 2001 Tick, The: Funeral, The T Episode #2. 11-15-2001 News Media. Reporter #1 (Diana Morgan). Reporter #2 (Dan Sachoff). Reporter #3 (Leanza Cornett). 178747 2002 Tick, The: Tick vs. Justice, The T Episode #8. 1-17-2002 News Media. Reporter #1 (Diana Morgan). Reporter #2 (Dan Sachoff). Reporter #3 (Leanza Cornett). 178748 2001 Ticker M News Reporter (Jerry Rector). 178749 2003 Ticket Out, The N Knode, Helen Critic Ann Whitehead is sick of her job -- she's a movie critic for a counterculture rag in Los Angeles. 178750 1951 Ticket to Oblivion T Ford Theater. 4-6-1951, CBS. Quinn. Correspondent (Anthony Quinn), who infiltrates the French underground. 178751 1981 Tickets N OWN - H Brickner, Richard Journalist Don Juan, well-paid news weekly journalist in New York City, and Alan Hoffman, confirmed bachelor 178752 2001 Tid til tanker: DF Episode #1. 10-28-2001 Journalist (Martin Ostergaard). 178753 1997 Tidal Wave: No Escape MT Reporter (Charles Hunt). Reporter (Lisa Williams). Aquatronic Reporter (David E. Willis). 178754 1991 Tide is Right, The N Charteris, Hugo News Media 178755 1933 Tide, The N USC Sheean, Vincent Newspapers. Bias of newspapers. Dishonest journalism. 178756 1977 Tidningslorden N Harning, Anderz News Media 178757 1988 Tie jia wu di Ma Li A MF Journalist 178758 1988 Tie jia wu di Ma Li A (aka I Love Maria) MF Hong Kong Reporter T.Q. Zhuang (Tony Leung Chiu-Wai). Fhe Hero gang is a nasty group of thugs terrorizing Hong Kong with their killer robots. One of the gangster’s molls, Maria, is the model for one of the robots and investors reprogram the robot to fight for good leading to a climatic fight between the real Maria and the robot Maria. The reporter makes friends with the inventors and falls in love with the robot Maria. 178759 1990 Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! (aka ¡Atame!) M Almodovar, Pedro and Yuyi Beringola (Story-Screenplay) Spanish - Pedro Almodovar Journalist (Periodista) Montse G. Romeu interviews director and actors on movie set. Mental patient kidnaps a former porn star-junkie, slaps her around, ties her to a bed, and they eventually fall in love. 178760 1999 Tierra de canones MF Spain. Photographer (Joan Gaspart). 178761 1993 Ties That Bind NM Nickolae, Barbara Freelance Photographer Tara Nyborg is combining a photographic assignment with a vacation in California. Her tour of one of the mission interrupted by screams of a fellow tourist when a woman's body is discovered in a trunk. Local police detective recognizes Nyborg's name and reunite her with a long-lost uncle. Attempts are made on her life. 178762 2000 Ties That Bind N Pella, Judith, Tracie Peterson. Journalist Jordana Baldwin yearns to travel and when her letters home are picked up by an Eastern newspaper under the byline "J. Baldwin" she is suddenly a journalist. It is just after the Civil War and Baldwin is in California. She seizes her chance to go undercover investigating the competition between the Union Pacific and the Central Pacific Railroads as they race to complete the first transcontinental railway. In disguise, Jordana takes to the rails as her fictitious brother "Joe" to report on the progress of the rail line -- and spy for the Central Pacific. 178763 1968 Tiger By the Tail M Reporter (Frank Babich) 178764 1992 Tiger Claws M TV Reporter (Ashvani Sinclair). Newspaper Reporter (Dale Hidebound). Photographer (Robert Stamenov). TV Cameraman (Glenn Pineau). 178765 1965 Tiger in the Honeysuckle NM OWN - H (Two Copies) Chaze, Elliot Reporter Chris Haines in the town of Catherine, Mississippi, covering a Negro voter registration drive where he sees rank injustices committed. 178766 1960 Tiger Walks N Niall, I Press and Photographers make life uneasy for everyone in a Welsh village when a circus tiger gets loose in the foggy countryside 178767 1964 Tiger Walks, A M AFI-Television TV 178768 1998 Tiger Woods Story, The MT Reporter 1 (David Grant Wright). Photographer (Carey Scott). 178769 1953 Tiger's Tail T Cavalcade of America - 11-17-53 Illustrator Thomas Nast and the Boss Tweed Ring 178770 1960 Tigers Are Better-Looking SS GPL Rhys, Jean Journalist Mr. Severn 178771 1941 Tight Shoes M Reporter (Don Terry). 178772 1962 Tightening Screw, The NM Bridge, Ann (Lady Mary Dolling O'Malley) #5 Julia Probyn Series Journalist freelancing for Yorkshire Post. Julia Probyn works from time to time as a freelance journalist for several English weeklies and at least one provincial daily 178773 1984 Tightrope M News Media. Woman Reporter (Angela Hill). TV News Technician (Ted Saari). 178774 1936 Tightwad SS GPL Gallico, Paul In "Confessions of a Story Writer." Journalists. Penryn Dodd, editorial auditor of the Morning Blade. Reporters include Rusty McGowan, Jenny Jones, Osgood (the crack photographer), Fred Courvis (flying photographer) and Martin Blake, dapper, tenacious reporter. Rusty McGowan and Perry Brown, two reporters, are an item. Rusty found unconscious, soaked with a large lump on the side of her had. 178775 2002 Tigre de Santa Julia, El MF Mexico Reporters and Photographers create a Mexican Robin Hood and he becomes known as the Tiger of Saint Julia, the one who steals from the poor. 178776 1997 Tiina, tule takaisin MF Finland. Short TV Sports Commentator (Antero Mertaranta - Voice). 178777 1999 Tijuana Mon Amour SS Ellroy, James Gentlemen's Quarterly, Part 1, Feb. 199, Part II, March 1999 Editor Danny Getchell, editor-in-chief and head writer of Hush-Hush, a notorious Hollywood scandal sheet. A series of reminisces by Getchell from his bed in an AIDS ward. Published by GQ because, Getchell claims, he has "an artful array of dirt on Art Cooper -- the editor-in-chief." 178778 1957 Tijuana Story, The M Morheim, Lou (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Manuel Acosta Mesa (Rodolfo Acosta) is a crusading newspaper editor who takes on vice, a narcotics ring and the crime syndicate. The syndicate has a schoolteacher beat up when he discovers they are using students to push drugs. Editor is thrown out of a nightclub used by the ring as its headquarters and is later pressured by Publisher Reuben Galindo (Michael Fox) to downplay the stories. After schoolteacher dies from the beating and a teenager is also killed, the editor starts his own paper and uses it to attack the syndicate. He is murdered in his home, but this leads to exposure of nightclub owner and other vice chiefs. Editor's son Enrique Acosta Mesa (Robert Blake) decides to take over the paper and carry on the crusade. Film is based on actual assassination of a newsman. Narrated by real-life newsman Paul Coates who wrote exposes on Tijuana. Variety, 10/9/57: "Acosta's fine performance is easily the outstanding thing about this picture. His dignity and force often transcends the weak scripting and makes the editor a considerable figure of courage and warmth." 178779 2006 Tiki M Newscaster (Robert O. Smith). 178780 1971 Til lykke Hansen MTF TV Journalist (Alf Lassen). Journalist (Preben Ravn). 178781 1997 'Til There Was You M Newscaster Voice (Dave Mallow) 178782 2008 Tilda Harper: Curse of the Kissing Cousins (aka Without Mercy) N Kelner, Toni L. P. #1 Tilda Harper Series. A Where Are They Now Mystery. Celebrity Journalist Tilda Harper is Boston-based and loves exploring America’s fascination with old TV programs and cult films writing “Whatever Happened To...” articles. She also often finds that “what happened” is a murder. After her nostalgic article, “Curse of the Kissing Cousins” in Entertain Me! mentions the curious deaths of two former cast members, the murder of a third suggests a serial killer with a show-specific agenda. One of Harper’s tipsters, Vincent Peters is a huge Kissing Cousins fan and believes another cast member will die. The reporter’s investigation reveals that the star of the series walked off a movie set and vanished not long after Kissing Cousins was canceled. Is she already dead? Or is she the murderous psychopath? 178783 2007 Till Lies Do Us Part MT DVD -R HQ 8544, 8545 Restaurant Critic Leeza Mitchell (Paula Trickey) of WNUW-TV in Philadelphia hires a private investigator after suspecting her husband of infidelity. TV Host Sasha. 178784 1982 Till Morning Comes: Novel, A N Suyin, Han Correspondent Stephanie Ryder falls in love with the dedicated surgeon and struggles to find happiness amid the turmoil of the Communist revolution in China 178785 1946 Till the Clouds Roll By M DVD -R HQ 4471, 4472, 4473. L Drama Critic. Opening Night Critics (Herschel Graham, Fred Hueston, Dick Earle, Larry Steers, Reed Howes, Hazard Newsberry, Ed Elby, Lee Smith, Larry Williams, James Plato, Leonard Mellen, James Darrell, Tony Merlo, Charles Madrin, Charles Griffin). 178786 1945 Till the End of the Time M DVD -R HQ 10471, 10472, 10473 (Credits). VHS 1267 Interviewers (John Bailey, Michael Kostrick, Anthony Marsh, John S. Roberts) 178787 1990 Till the End of Time N OWN - H Appel, Allen New York Times Reporter Molly Glenn 178788 1994 Till The Fat Lady Sings N Hardie, Sean Weinberg List Journalist 178789 1933 Tillie and Gus M Reporter on Dock (Frank O'Connor). 178790 2003 Tillykke Frederik & Mary DF Denmark Radio Interviewer Morten Lokkegaard, Danmarks. Interviewer Mikael Kamber, TV2 Danmark. 178791 2005 Tilt: Aftermath, The T Episode #4. 2-10-2005 News Reporter (J.C. Kenny). 178792 1909 Tilting Island, The SSF PVL Vivian, Thomas J. and Grena J. Bennett In "Science Fiction by Gaslight: 1891-1911." - Everybody's Magazine, Sept. 1909. Newspaper. Dalton 178793 1988 Tim Curtiz: Interior N Cartwright, Justin #1 Tim Curtiz Series Journalist Tim Curtiz, expatriate American journalist, is in Africa investigating the disappearance of his father in 1959 while on a trip for National Geographic. 178794 1990 Tim Curtiz: Look at It This Way N Cartwright, Justin #2 Tim Curtiz Series Journalist Tim Curtiz, expatriate American journalist writes a bi-weekly letter from London for a New York magazine (called "a poor man's Gore Vidal"). He’s a columnist for Manhattan magazine while he is living in London, has a duaghgter named Gemma and by the end of the novel has a partner named Victoria. 178795 1993 Tim Curtiz: Masai Dreaming N Cartwright, Justin #3 Tim Curtiz Series Journalist Tom Curtiz journeys to Africa to write a screenplay about an anthropologist who worked with the Masai and was betrayed to the Nazis when she returned to France near the end of World War II. In Kenya, Curtiz discovers three elderly people whose lives have been touched by her, and the Masai laibon or tribal leader. Curtiz is in Africa researching a film about Claudia Cohn-Casson and his relationship with Victoria is having “complications.” 178796 1995 Tim Holt: Awakening N Ross, Dana Fuller #10 Holts Series, Volume 10 Newspaper Publisher Tim Holt is Toby Holt’s son and both are plucky self-made men of integrity. It is the 1880s and the Holts and their extended family of employees and friends are involved in creating the early West: self-determination, camaraderie, greed and racial bigotry. Sally Holt and her friend India Blackstone move east to make new lives in New York City. 178797 1991 Tim Holt: California Glory N Ross, Dana Fuller #4 Holts Series, Volume 4 Journalist Tim Holt, the ambitious son of Oregon Senator Toby Holt, has bought a failing San Francisco newspaper when he accepts the challenge of covering one last Illinois story: the great Pullman strike. Now terror and treachery may cost Tim Holt his newspaper and his life, and keep his father blind to the enemy who has charmed his way into the heart of Eulalia Holt, matriarch of the clan. Tim is Toby Holt’s son and both are plucky self-made men of integrity. It is the 1880s and the Holts and their extended family of employees and friends are involved in creating the early West: self-determination, camaraderie, greed and racial bigotry. 178798 1990 Tim Holt: Carolina Courage N Ross, Dana Fuller #3 Holts Series, Volume 3 Journalist Tim Holt is Toby Holt’s son and both are plucky self-made men of integrity. It is the 1880s and the Holts and their extended family of employees and friends are involved in creating the early West: self-determination, camaraderie, greed and racial bigotry. 178799 1991 Tim Holt: Hawaii Heritage N Ross, Dana Fuller #5 Holts Series, Volume 5 Journalist Tim Holt is Toby Holt’s son and both are plucky self-made men of integrity. It is the 1880s and the Holts and their extended family of employees and friends are involved in creating the early West: self-determination, camaraderie, greed and racial bigotry. 178800 1993 Tim Holt: Homecoming N Ross, Dana Fuller #9 Holts Series, Volume 9 Newspaper Publisher Tim Holt is Toby Holt’s son and both are plucky self-made men of integrity. It is the 1880s and the Holts and their extended family of employees and friends are involved in creating the early West: self-determination, camaraderie, greed and racial bigotry. In New Mexico, Michael Holt pursues a personal dream -- a vision of the West that will forever alter the American landscape. 178801 1990 Tim Holt: Oklahoma Pride N Ross, Dana Fuller #2 Holts Series, Volume 2 Editor Tim Holt, a renowned journalist, wants to chronicle the West as he sees it and so the renowned journalist Tim Holt travels into the heart of Indian territory and confronts injustice as thousands of settlers prepare to encroach on Indian land. It is 1889 and horses champ at the bit, buckboards creak as they roll into position, and all along Oklahoma’s border 50,000 men and women wait to begin the biggest land grab in history. Among them are courageous young newspaper editor Tim Holt and his 15-year-old cousin Peter Blake. Together they will race to stake their claim in a brawling boomtown where men break every law to acquire easy money and power -- and where, before the ink is dry on Tim’s first edition, a dangerous enemy vows to see him dead. At the same time, Senator Toby Holt, son of the legendary wagonmaster Whip Holt, finds his life and honor put to the test by a beautiful ex-mistress and a madman bent on vengeance, as the Holt family sweeps us into unforgettable days of destiny and excitement in Oklahoma Pride. Tim is Toby Holt’s son and both are plucky self-made men of integrity. It is the 1880s and the Holts and their extended family of employees and friends are involved in creating the early West: self-determination, camaraderie, greed and racial bigotry. 178802 1989 Tim Holt: Oregon Legacy N Ross, Dana Fuller #1 Holts Series, Volume 1 Future Newspaper Publisher Tim Holt gets silver fever and runs off to a dangerous world of desperate miners, greed and temptation while his father Toby Holt fights to save his new ranch. Tim is Toby Holt’s headstrong son and both are plucky self-made men of integrity. It is the 1880s and the Holts and their extended family of employees and friends are involved in creating the early West: self-determination, camaraderie, greed and racial bigotry. The journey from Oregon to Nevada shows the travails of silver mining, a scarlet fever epidemic and the good, the bad and the ugly forces driving the early West. 178803 1994 Tim Holt: Pacific Destiny, The N Ross, Dana Fuller #8 Holts Series, Volume 8 Newspaper Publisher Tim Holt vows to report the story of America’s war against Spain from the front line in Cuba -- a searing tropical adventure that will change his life and his country forever. It is 1898. “Remember the Maine!” as the nation’s headlines scream for revenge inciting America to war against Spain. Thousands of miles away, in the frozen Yukon Territory, young Frank Blake seeks his fortune in gold -- only to have his dreams shattered and his heart broken before his true destiny becomes clear. And across the Pacific, in the Philippines, Frank’s estranged father, Henry Blake -- a U.S. government spy -- undertakes a secret mission that leads to the threshold of the American century. 178804 1991 Tim Holt: Sierra Triumph N Ross, Dana Fuller #6 Holts Series, Volume 6 Journalist Tim Holt, a famous San Francisco newsman, is mixed up in an entirely different kind of trouble -- a woman who may be too much for even Holt to handle. This rabble-rousing, feisty suffragette won’t let even jail stop her from joining Idaho’s political battle of the century. It is 1895. Tim’s cousin, 17-year-old Frank Blake, the great-grandson of frontiersman Whip Holt finds adventure and danger out west. Tim is Toby Holt’s son and both are plucky self-made men of integrity. It is the 1880s and the Holts and their extended family of employees and friends are involved in creating the early West: self-determination, camaraderie, greed and racial bigotry. 178805 1992 Tim Holt: Yukon Justice, The N Ross, Dana Fuller #7 Holts Series, Volume 7 Journalist Tim Holt is Toby Holt’s son and both are plucky self-made men of integrity. It is the 1880s and the Holts and their extended family of employees and friends are involved in creating the early West: self-determination, camaraderie, greed and racial bigotry. It is 1869. As the gold fever sweeps the nation, a great migration north begins to the Yukon Territory of Canada. 178806 1933 Tim Murphy: Circle 4 Patrol NJ Dean, Graham M. #3 Tim Murphy Novels Reporter Tim Murphy is a two-fisted newspaper reporter who had his own biplane and flew around the country, reporting on and making the news, from the Smokey mountains to the deserts of Arizona, 1931 to 1934. 178807 1931 Tim Murphy: Daring Wings NJ Dean, Graham M. #1 Tim Murphy Novels Reporter Tim Murphy is a two-fisted newspaper reporter who had his own biplane and flew around the country, reporting on and making the news, from the Smokey mountains to the deserts of Arizona, 1931 to 1934. 178808 1932 Tim Murphy: Sky Trail NJ Dean, Graham M. #2 Tim Murphy Novels Reporter Tim Murphy is a two-fisted newspaper reporter who had his own biplane and flew around the country, reporting on and making the news, from the Smokey mountains to the deserts of Arizona, 1931 to 1934. 178809 1934 Tim Murphy: Treasure Hunt of the S-18 NJ Dean, Graham M. #4 Tim Murphy Novels Reporter Tim Murphy is a two-fisted newspaper reporter who had his own biplane and flew around the country, reporting on and making the news, from the Smokey mountains to the deserts of Arizona, 1931 to 1934. 178810 1939 Timber Stampede M DVD -R HQ 2044. VHS 1294 McConville, Bernard, Paul Franklin (Stories). Morton Grant (Screenplay). Ness Book New York Newspaperwoman Anne Carr (Marjorie Reynolds) heads West to cover a story on land barons building a railroad. They plan to use the reporter as they take the land away from the cattlemen to start a timber operation. They believe that when the reporter learns the truth they will have the lumber and she will be looking for a new job. She meets up with Scott Baylor (George O'Brien) whose uncle Henry Clay Baylor (Earl Dwire) runs the local paper, The Wagon Wheel Clarion The editor opposes the land barons running headlines such as "Crooked Railroad Baron Granted Right-of-Way." Carr doesn't believe railroad men are corrupt. One of them silences the Clarion by buying up the mortgage and putting Carr in charge. Scott finally convinces her of the corruption. She wants to expose the scheme. The three -- the uncle returns -- barricade themselves in the newspaper office when the crooks try to stop them. Major gun battle and the journalists win the day. Local paper a positive force for fighting corruption. Photographer (Hank Worden). 178811 2003 Time & Tied and Other Tales M Adult Reporter does an interview with a singer that doesn't quite turn out the way she planned. Five tales of bondage involving a time traveling detective. 178812 1979 Time After Time M L Newscaster (Clete Roberts). Newspaper article of Amy's death key plot point 178813 2002 Time After Time N Haasler, Sue Sportswriter is the nice, stable boyfriend of Cass Thompson, who is living in London with a decent job. When an invitation to her 15th high school reunion arrives in the mail, her thoughts turn to the old days, with visions of big hair, Big Country, and an even bigger crush on the brooding, rebellious Gideon Harker. Where is the sexy, brooding Gideon today -- and how would he stack up to the dependable, complacent, soccer-obsessed sportswriter Cass has been dating for the past year? 178814 1941 Time and a Half for a Hero SS MLPL Welch, Douglass In "Post Stories of 1941." Photographer Mr. Digby, a photographer from the Informer. "This ain't a newspaper, it's a rat race. What am I supposed to be, anyway? Superman? Today they only got me scheduled to be in about fourteen places at once. 178815 2009 Time and Again NSF Fraser, Nancy Reporter Kate Brogan and her ex-husband vice cop Matthew Kelley both end up investigating local psychic Olga Limas. Kate realizes the fluff piece of journalism she had anticipated might just turn into something more. Out to debunk the woman’s claim of being able to guide seance participants into the future, both Kate’s and Matt’s skepticism is put to the test when they find themselves transported to 2057. Certain the only one they can truly trust is each other, they form an alliance that quickly stirs more intimate and loving memories. Just as they are about to be shown the way home, a presidential assassination puts their lives, and their chances for a “happily ever after” in jeopardy. 178816 1914 Time and Thomas Waring N Roberts, Morley Press 178817 2006 Time and Time Again CB Ms. Marvel #5 Reporters. Facing time travel and alternate realities, Ms Marvel finally beats an opponent. 178818 1999 Time at the Top M Photographer (Royal Cosgrove) 178819 1984 Time Between, A N OWN - P Streshinsky, Shirley Woman Reporter. Story of successful career of young woman reporter in 1920s San Francisco. Hallie Duer comes in contact with many celebrities of the day including Jack Dempsey and Fatty Arbuckle. 178820 2003 Time Crisis 3 G Newscaster (Kathleen Antonia - Voice). 178821 1997 Time Enough for Love NSF Brockmann, Suzanne Weinberg List Journalist 178822 2002 Time Enough: Alien Conspiracy, The M Newscaster (Ray Shadoe) 178823 2002 Time for Alexander N Macaire, Jennifer Woman Journalist Ashley time-travels back through history to interview Alexander the Great. She awakens under a pomegranate tree and the adventure begins. 178824 1991 Time for Cherries, A (Onat Haduvdevanim) M VHS 1600E. Israel American Journalist Joanna (Idit Teperson) meets an Israeli copywriter Mickey (Gil Frank) called up for reserve duty on the battlefield of the Lebanon War and embark on a surreal journey that reveals the horrifying absurdity of the hellish war. 178825 1936 Time for Love N Herdman, R Press 178826 2000 Time for Terror, A SSF Longbeard, F. News Media 178827 1974 Time for Truth, A N OWN - H Kirst, Hans Hellmut Newspaper Owner Anatol S. Chmelz of the Post. Rival of the owner of the Morning Chronicle. Post reporter is murdered during Munich's celebrated Carnival. City's journalistic establishment is exposed as completely corrupt. Ace investigative reporter is murdered. 178828 1964 Time for Us, A TS Series. 12-28-1964 to 12-16-1966. ABC. Publishing Executive Craig Reynolds (1964 to February, 1965) gets involved in a widow's novel. 178829 1946 Time for Women DR Public Affairs Program. Time Magazine commentary 178830 1966 Time in the Sun, A (Prinsessan) aka Princess, The M Mattsson, Gunnar (Story). Ake Falck, Lars Widding (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Sweden. Released in U.S. 1970. Ness Book Journalist Gunnar (Lars Passgard) falls in love with nurse suffering from Hodgkin's disease. They marry and have a child. She resume radiation treatments and with his love, recovers, even though doctors tell her disease is incurable. 178831 2008 Time Is a River N Monroe, Mary Alice Journalist Kate Watkins was a reporter in the 1920s whose life fell into ruins after she was accused of murdering her lover. Her fortune lost in the stock market crash and her reputation destroyed, she slipped into seclusion in a remote cabin. After her death, the fishing cabin remained locked and abandoned for decades until her granddaughter, who like her grandmother was an exception fly-fisher, inherited it. By reopening the cabin, she may reopen the scandal that plagued her family for generations. A woman recovering from breast cancer and reeling from her husband’s infidelity seeks refuge in the neglected fishing cabin belonging to her fly-fishing instructor and from her first step into the dusty cabin, she is fascinated by traces of Kate’s mysterious story left behind in the eccentric furnishings of the cabin. The granddaughter is ashamed of the tabloid scandal that tortured her mother, she warns the woman not to stir the mud, but the woman is compelled to find out more about Kate, especially when she discovers Kate’s journal. The inspiring words of the remarkable woman echo across the years. Kate’s wise words comparing life to a river resonate with the woman who is learning to fly-fish. The woman begins a quest to uncover the truth behind the lies. As she searches newspaper archives and listens to the colorful memories of the local small-town residents, the story of a proud, fiercely independent woman journalist emerges. The woman feels a strange kinship with the woman who, like her, suffered fears, betrayal, the death of loved ones and a fall from grace -- yet found strength, compassion and ultimately, forgiveness in her isolation. 178832 2001 Time Lapse M DVD -R 1728. TV Newscaster (Diana Morgan). 178833 1957 Time Lock M Reporter (Larry Cross) 178834 1988 Time of Destiny, A M Reporter (Robin Bennett). 178835 2004 Time of New Weather, The N Murphy, Sean Journalist discovers a young boy with a special gift: the ability to perform tiny miracles, nothing big like raising the dead or curing the sick, more like an uncanny knack for finding spare change. He longs to find a way to make a difference. He joins up with a cast of fellow seekers including the particularly gorgeous journalist, renegade circus freaks, ragtag revolutionaries, a woman in search of her hat in the hope of waking America up from its dream. 178836 2003 Time Of Possession NR Bierce, Jane Sports Reporter Magda Kovacs meets Mike whose career as a football player is over. Magda is still grieving the death of her fiancé. It’s Christmas in Pittsburgh, and they find healing and love in the spirit of the season. Steeler running back Mike Callahan has been in the game long enough to know that it isn’t how much time-or-love-you have that matters, but what you do with what you have. Now the time is up for his career, but he’s ready to meet a new life head on. Kovacs has been hiding her grief under a heavy work schedule and a ready wit. She has learned that advice is easier to give than to take. Her secret hero is more than just another assignment. They are thrown together in the Christmas gaiety of Pittsburgh, surrounded by the excitement of the season and the fund drive for Children’s Hospital. 178837 1969 Time of Roses (aka Ruusujenj Aika) M Jarva, Risto, Peter von Bagh, Jakko Pakkasvirta (Screenplay) Finland. Ness Book Researcher Raimo (Arto Tuominen) is in the history department of the 21st century Finnish government who prepares biased TV films that reshape past events to support current ideology. Prepares TV documentary or rather docudrama, "The Face of the Past." Documentary deals with woman who committed suicide in 1976. He finds a woman who looks like the deceased subject to play the role. Revolutionary associates try to expose his methods. Past and present begin to mix. Film explores tremendous power of media. Film ends with researcher drunkenly celebrating the success of his latest film. 178838 1948 Time of Your Life, The M SVD 1342 Newsboy (Lanny Rees) 178839 1939 Time of Your Life, The P MLPL Saroyan, William In "Best Plays of the Modern American Theatre." Newsboy opens play. "Good morning, everybody. Paper, Mister? 178840 1997 Time On My Hands NSF Delacorte, Peter Travel Journalist Gabriel Prince in a time-machine story. 178841 1938 Time Out for Murder M DVD -R 1405 Reis, Irving (Story). Jerry Cady (Screenplay) Roving Reporters -- first entry in series. Ness Book Reporter Barney Callahan (Michael Whalen) and Reporter-Photographer Snapper Doolan (Chick Chandler) for The Clarion Newspaper are the Roving Reporters, more sleuths than journalists. Reporter (Brooks Benedict). City Editor Max (Charles D. Brown). Reporter suppresses information about a racketeer involved in murder. Bill collector after reporter. Real murderer found. One of the Reporters (Hamilton MacFadden). New York Times, 10/7/38: "Film people have been known to protest bitterly against newspaper opinion of movies but we doubt if it's ever quite as bad as what the movies think of newspapers." 178842 1937 Time Out for Romance M News Media. Reporter (Dick French). Reporter (Franklin Parker). Reporter (Lee Phelps). Reporter (George Riley). Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Gladden James). Reporter (Arthur Rankin). Reporter (Cyril Ring). News Dealer (Harry Depp). Telegraph Operators (Frank Darien, Stanley Mack). Messenger (Harry Watson). 178843 1947 Time Out of Mind M Critic (Jack George - Dignified Critic). 178844 1956 Time Right Deadly NM OWN - P Gainham, Sarah British Correspondent Julian Dryden. Occupied Vienna was the city of dreams. 178845 2006 Time Shift: Da Vinci Code, The: Greatest Story Ever Sold, The DT Episode #1. 5-1-2006 Art Critic Brian Sewell of The Evening Standard. Columnist David Aaronovitch of The Guardian. Religion Columnist Ruth Gledill of The Times. 178846 1999 Time Shifters, The M News Media. Reporter at Arena (Kathryn Humphries). Subway Newscaster (Brenden Connor). Cameraman (Matt Birman). 178847 2010 Time Stands Still P Margulies, Donald In 2009-2010 Broadway production, Laura Linney is the photojournalist and Brian d’Arcy James is her journalist boyfriend. Eric Bogosian is the editor. Photojournalist Sarah, who is badly injured in Iraq, is a restless journalist who finds convalescing in the comfort of her upscale loft as challenging as running around a war zone with a camera. Journalist James, who fled Iraq before Sarah was hurt by a roadside bomb, is swamped by guilt for having left her almost alone. Sarah was traveling with an Iraqi “fixer,” a translator and go-between who became her lover after James departed, shellshocked from all the carnage he has witnessed. Quietly grieving the death of this man, who was killed in an incident that almost claimed her life, Sarah tells James about the affair and her lingering feelings of loss. Bending over backward to be forgiving, James just wants to take care of Sarah and start a new life with her in New York. The two of them have been shuttling among global trouble-sports since graduating from college, and this brush with death has heightened his desire for marriage, children and a middle-aged routine. But something is amiss in their relationship. James is drinking heavily and wasting his talent writing about horror movies for an online zine. Sarah, edge and restive, paces like a wounded animal that’s been caged for its own safety. Though this couple can be as hard to figure out as neighbors glimpsed distantly from down the hall, they act like characters who love each other but aren’t meant to be together. The differences, however are less exaggerated when they’re in the company of Richard (Robin Thomas), a magazine photo editor who’s been a longstanding support of their work, and his much younger girlfriend Mandy, a bubbly event-planner whose bent is to look on the bright side of life. “I guess you can say I’m into events too,” Sarah remarks with judgmental brusqueness. “Wars, famines, genocides.” Many isn’t that easily dismissed. She may be naive and all too ready to administer a hug, but she’s more in touch with her emotions than anyone in the room. And for all her inadvertent humor, she poses some tough questions to Sarah concerning her profession. For example, how can anyone photograph maimed children rather than rush to their aid? This debate may mislead the audience into thinking the author wants to take up the ethical controversies surrounding journalists and their spectatorship of calamities and atrocities. But the play is ultimately more interested in the motivations of those who, as Sarah unsparingly says of herself, “live off the suffering of strangers.” Journalist and a photojournalist who thrive on their dangerous work are forced by injuries to settle down in New York. photographer is badly injured in Iraq and her reporter boyfriend tries to establish a bit of normalcy with her as she recovers from her wounds. 178848 1991 Time to Be Born, A N Powell, Dawn Newspaper baron's papers print rave reviews of ghost-written romance novels attributed to his mistress, who becomes hugely successful 178849 1991 Time To Die, A M DVD -R HQ 2774, 2775 Freelance Photographer (Traci Lords) aims her camera and a .45 at corrupt police to protect her son. 178850 1964 Time to Face the Music CB Freyse, Bill Our Boarding House, 4-13-1964 Reporter is waiting in the front room to see the Major who has been hoping to withdraw from his financial misunderstandings and explain everything in the interview at the dock when he got back. 178851 2008 Time To Gather Stones, A N Johnson, Annabel #2 Bernie Jones Series Newspaper Publisher Bernie Jones comes home from World War I and marries Lindy Jones, a person of inner strength and a fierce determination who took up the role as a small-town wife and mother, a support to her husband and his career as a newspaper publisher and a leader among her peers. When her life reaches a time of crisis, she meets the challenge head-on. The time is the 1920s and 1930s that changed the role of women forever and Lindy moved with it. The young man caught up in The Great War of 1918 continues his life as told through the eyes of the sweetheart who wrote him so faithfully and became his wife. 178852 1962 Time to Hate, A NM Truss, Seldon Press 178853 1955 Time to Kill, A M UK Only Press 178854 1996 Time to Kill, A M DVD -R HQ 3624, 3625, 3623, 3608 (Credits) News Media. TV Anchor (Maggie Wade Dixon). Stephanie, Reporter #1 with Buckley (Stephanie Strickland). Kim, Reporter #2 with Buckley (Kim Hendrix). Reporter #3 with Buckley (Rob Jay). Reporter #1 with Hawtings (Howard Ballou). Reporter #1 with Jake (Todd Demers). Reporter #2 with Jake (Sherri Hilton) 178855 1985 Time to Live, A MT Woman Journalist (Jacklin Webb) 178856 1954 Time To Live, A: TS Series. 7-5-1954 to 12-31-1954. NBC. Reporters Julie Byron (Pat Sully) and Don Richard (Larry Kerr) join forces to uncover scandals, including a murder. Julie was a proofreader who wanted to be a part-time reporter at her newspaper and eventually got her chance. Julie's boyfriend framed for the murder. With the help of a police lieutenant, the real killer was found and Julie married her boyfriend on the last show. Set in a small Midwestern town. Journalist Kathy Byron (Pat Sully). 178857 2006 Time To Protect, A N Richer, Lois Reporter Colleen Montgomery writes a story on "Two Attempts on Mayor's Life." 178858 1997 Time to Say Goodbye? M News Media. TV Newscaster, Bay Area (J.C. Kenny). TV News Anchorman (Dan Duran). Courthouse Reporter (Melissa DiMarco). 178859 1976 Time Travelers MT News Vendor in 1871 (Albert Cole) 178860 1994 Time Trax: Dream Team T Episode. 5-2-1994. Season #2. Episode #11. Reporter (Malcolm Cork). 178861 1982 Time Walker M Reporter (Don LaFontaine). Newswoman (Joy Grdnic). Tall Reporter (Dimitri Villard). Cameraman (J. Michael Hunter). 178862 2005 Time Warp Trio: Hey Kid, Want To Buy a Bridge? C Episode #4. 9-3-2005 Journalist (Harvey Atkin). 178863 2004 Time We Killed, The M Newsreader (Chris Tann - Voice). 178864 1957 Time Without Pity M UK News Media. Journalist #1 (John Chandos). Journalist #2 (Vernon Greeves). Journalist #3 (Arnold Diamond). Editor Barnes (George Devine). 178865 1990 Time-Stolen Love SS OWN Smith, Bobbi In "Love Beyond Time" TV Reporter Roni Mitchell, a courageous journalist, is cast mysteriously adrift in Jack the Ripper's London and joins force with an irresistibly handsome Scotland Yard Detective. 178866 1946 Time, the Place and the Girl, The M DVD -R HQ 7156, 7157 Photographer (Tom Wells). 178867 1838 Time's Portraiture SS USC Hawthorne, Nathaniel In "Tales, Sketches, and Other Papers." Newsboys. "We newspaper carriers are Time's errand-boys…." The Salem Gazette. Speech by The Carrier. 178868 1991 Timebomb M Newscaster (Mary Grady). TV Reporter (David Belafonte). 178869 1994 Timecop M TV Commentator (Pamela Martin). Photographer (Alfonso Quijada). 178870 2003 Timecop: Lost Voyage T Episode #7. 6-27-1998. Series. 9-22-1997 to 7-18-1998. TV Journalist goes back to 1939 to blow up a ship that he can discover live on TV in the future. Would-be journalist aboard is the grandmother of heroine. Set in 2007, Timecop follows the adventures of Jack Logan, the best agent of the Time Enforcement Commission based in Washington D.C. Its purpose is to hunt down time criminals who try to change the past. Logan's colleagues include Historian Dale Easter, Science-Tech Advisor Claire Hemmings and TEC Captain Gene Matuzek, 178871 1997 Timecop: Stalker T Episode #3. 10-6-1997 Photographer (Simon Harvey). Logan goes to Hollywood, California in 1956 to stop Ian Pascoe (aka Jack the Ripper) from murdering actress Rita Lake. 178872 2003 Timeline M Reporter (Paul Tuerpe). 178873 1989 Timeline T News Media. News Anchor (Stephen Bell). 178874 2008 Timely Persuasion N Lacivita, Jacob Music Critic goes on a quest to save his sister from the relationship that ended her life. The anonymous critic has a chance encounter at a bowling alley and this leaves him with the ability to travel in time. He uses his musical knowledge to “blink” through the years attempting to keep the couple apart by any means necessary. But is her husband really to blame? Along the way the critic launches a new folk rock star, accidentally restructures his family tree and crosses paths with the likes of Huey Lewis, Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney and Billy Joel. Reliving past events through the yes of his younger selves, the critic soon finds that correlation and causation are not always what they seem. 178875 2009 TiMER M News Media. News Anchor (Christopher T. Wood). Street Reporter (Katherine Von Till). When implanted in a person’s wrist, a TiMER counts down to the day the wearer finds true love. 178876 1985 Times of Harvey Milk, The M TV Interviewer of Dan White (David Fowler) 178877 1929 Times Square M AFI-Publishers/Plagiarism Publisher 178878 1935 Times Square Lady M Reporter (Garry Owen - Newspaper Reporter). 178879 1999 TimeShifters, The T SVD 795 Tabloid Reporter (Casper Van Dien) stumbles upon mysterious man who was present at old major disasters 178880 1955 Timeslip (aka, Atomic Man, The) M Maine, Charles Eric (Novel - "The Isotope Man" and Screenplay) Ness Book Magazine Science Writer Mike Delaney (Gene Nelson) for View magazine discovers strange blemishes on the photographs taken at the scene of a murder first reported by View's crime reporter about a man fished from the Thames with a bullet in his back. Man is prominent physicist whose girlfriend is Jill Friday (Faith Domergue), a photographer for the magazine. He decides to investigate over the objections of his editor. He's fired for not sticking to his assignments. Delaney and Friday continue to pursue the story and connect the events to a tungsten company. Over her objections, the photographer backs into the company's offices when Delaney is delayed by police. Reporter's confrontations with editor and police who keep accusing him of trying to create a story where there is none. Editor Alcott (Laurence Maraschal). "Journalists are like dandruff. You finally give up trying to get them out of your hair." 178881 1971 Timeslip: Day of the Clone, The (Part 2) T Episode #22. 2-22-1971. Sci-Fi News Vendor (John Herrington). 178882 1993 Timestorm Theatre MT Journalist-Writer Charles Dickens (Robert Russel). Yellow Journalist (Mark Terry). 178883 1939 Timid Soul, A SS UCLA Bermont, E. In "Fatal Eggs, The and Other Soviet Satire." Theater Critic. Editor and reporter. 178884 2001 Timing Is Everything NR Steinsiek, Sabra Brown Reporter Laura Collins of the Albuquerque Herald is assigned to interview Broadway star. 178885 2003 Timm & Gordon TF Denmark. Series Reporter (Gordon Kennedy, 2004). Sports Interviewer (Claus Elgaard, 2003) 178886 1996 Timothy Leary's Dead M Interviewer (Todd Mills-Himself). 178887 1996 Tin Cup M Reporter. ESPN Reporter (Jimmy Roberts). U.S. Open Reporter (Allan Malamud). Golf Channel Reporter (Peter Kostis). 178888 1919 Tin Pan Alley M AFI-Publishers Publisher 178889 1999 Tin sai ji shing (aka Sometimes Miracles Do Happen) MF Hong Kong Reporters Angel (Lau Mei-kuen) and Hung (Leung Wing-chung) are sent by the owner of Internet TV channel Kwan (Ngai Chun-kit) who uses fake news for higher ratings may be the devil to find out the real identity of “Man of Angel,” who comes along and miracles happen. She stays in a hospital where patients wait to die and gives them support, love and hope to face their future positively. The owner wants to know who this angelic figure is. 178890 1995 Tin Soldier MT Newscaster (Steven Paul) 178891 1998 Tina Roja/red rink (aka Punto de Lectura) N Fuquet, Alberto Reporter Alfonso Fernandez, fresh out of provincial journalism school, is dying to make it in the big city of Santiago. He interns at a daily tabloid El Clamor (a fictional version of La Cuarta), the trashiest paper in town. He gets thrown onto the crime beat and his first assignment is to go cover a graveyard suicide-by-rope corpse, which swings lazily as the rope makes a quiet groaning sound. His boss, Saul Faundez schools him in the art of tabloid prose. He is a dirty old man with a widow fetish. Faundez never had a son to speak of and Fernandez never had a father to speak of so they get on famously. Fernandez detests everything his surrogate dad is about, but ends up becoming just like him. A photographer, Escalona, is a veritable expert in yellow journalism. When they go to cover the corpse of a recently hit pedestrian, the body is covered by newspapers because the police on the scene used the papers to stop the profuse bleeding. But there’s a problem. It’s the competition newspapers. So Escalona has Alfonso go to a kiosk, buy a stack of El Clamor, and they drape the cadaver on the sly with their newspaper before Escalona shoots the pictures. Escalona considers himself a true artist. When they all go out one night with call girl dates to an upscale bar, Escalona totally unloads upon a humble photographer who’s going from table to table selling Polaroid portraits to willing couples. Escalona vehemently warns Fernandez that a True Artist never stoops so low as to sell his Art as if it were a cheap commodity. One of Faundez’ most persistent lessons to Fernandez is that in order for one to write of Truth, or write anything worth reading at all, it has to be a painfully uncomfortable experience. 178892 1989 Tincture of Death N Harrison, Ray News Media 178893 1928 Tinker's Leave N USC Baring, Maurice Newspaperman Miles Consterdine. Paul Haslam Jameson of Illustrated Weekly. 178894 1985 Tinsel Town NM OWN - H Mann, Catherine TV Journalist. Beautiful, intelligent, determined Christine DuRand, is just coming into her own as a world-famous television interviewer. The DuRand Report. 178895 2001 Tinta Roja-Bolsillo N Fuguet, Alberto Journalist Alfonso reveals the bloody events that occur in a desperate and violent city. Suicides, accidents and murders involved. 178896 2008 Tintin Boxed Set of 8 NJ Herge Collection includes 7 hardcover volumes (each containing 3 classic Tintin stories) and an additional bonus volume, Tintin & Co. by famed Tintinologist Michael Farr. Full-color graphic novels broke new ground when first released. Belgium. Reporter Tintin and his faithful dog Snowy along with friends such as Captain Haddock celebrate more than 100 years of adventures spanning historical and political events, fantasy and science-fiction adventures and mysteries. 178897 2006 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin Coloring Books CB Reporter Tintin color books based on original stories. 178898 1929 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin, The CS Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin makes his debut as a young Catholic Reporter fighting for good over evil. Appears in a conservative Catholic newspaper. First year Catholic Church propaganda dominates. 178899 1929 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin, The (aka Les Aventures de Tintin) CB Herge - Belgian writer-artist Georges Remi a.k.a. Hergé (Writer and Illustrator) January 10, 1929 created. Reporter Tintin is a young Belgian reporter who becomes involved in dangerous cases in which he takes heroic action to save the day. 178900 1991 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: T SV 115, 122, 125, 152 Episodes. Series 1990 Reporter Tintin, Herge's young reporter-sleuth. Tintin (Colin O'Meara - Voice). Radio Announcer (Peter Meech - Voice). Tintin Flemish Version (Michael Pas - Voice). Tintin German Version (Lutz Schnell - Voice). Tintin French Version (Thierry Wermuth - Voice). 178901 1992 Tintin: Adventures of TinTin: T VHS 338 Episode Reporter TinTin, Herge's young reporter-sleuth interviews Alien Metal. 178902 1999 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: R On Tape (Six Adventures) Listening Library YA 999 Two Cassettes Episodes Reporter TinTin, Herge's young reporter-sleuth. The Black Island, The Secret of the Unicorn, Rede Rackham's Treasure, Destination Moon, Explores on the Moon, Tintin in Tibet. 178903 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Black Island, The N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Two of Seven Volumes. 1937 Reporter Tintin sees a plan land with engine trouble. Offers to help and is immediately shot (the bullet grazes his ribs). Ends up in Scotland. 178904 1937 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Black Island, The (aka L'lle Noire) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin sees a plan land with engine trouble. Offers to help and is immediately shot (the bullet grazes his ribs). Ends up in Scotland. 178905 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Blue Lotus, The N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume One of Seven Volumes Reporter Tintin continues his adventures where Cigars of the Pharaoh ends.In India fighting a gang of international drug smugglers. Goes to Shanghai, then Bombay to solve this mystery. Story is set in 1931 and first published in Belgium in 1934-1935. 178906 1934 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Blue Lotus, The (aka Le Lotus Bleus) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin continues his adventures where Cigars of the Pharaoh ends.In India fighting a gang of international drug smugglers. Goes to Shanghai, then Bombay to solve this mystery. Story is set in 1931 and first published in Belgium in 1934-1935. 178907 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Broken Ear, The N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Two of Seven Volumes. Late 1930s, right before World War II. Reporter Tintin and his faithful companion Snowy go it alone through a series of perilous episodes. Search for the broken ear. A talking parrot, ship headed to South America and a jungle river. Repeated perils faced by Tintin, the intrepid reporter. 178908 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Calculus Affair, The N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Six of Seven Volumes. Reporter Tintin travels across the continent to rescue the absent-minded Professor Calculus from Bordurian agents, narrowly missing death on numerous occasions. 178909 1954 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Calculus Affair, The (L'Affaire Tournesol) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin travels across the continent to rescue the absent-minded Professor Calculus from Bordurian agents, narrowly missing death on numerous occasions. 178910 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Castafiore Emerald, The N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Seven of Seven Volumes. Reporter Tintin discovers a band of gypsies camped near the rubbish dump. Fortuneteller predicts theft of jewels but Tintin saves the day. 178911 1961 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Castafiore Emerald, The (aka Les Bijoux de la Castafopre) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin discovers a band of gypsies camped near the rubbish dump. Fortuneteller predicts theft of jewels but Tintin saves the day. 178912 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Cigars of the Pharaoh N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume One of Seven Volumes Reporter Tintin is sailing the Mediterranean with Snowy when he encounters strange academic type and a film tycoon who owns Cosmos Pictures. Tintin arrested for having heroin in his cabin. Egyptian tomb filled with cigars, Tintin floating in a coffin on the Mediterranean, then wandering the Arabian desert and lost in the jungles of India. 178913 1932 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Cigars of the Pharaoh (aka Les Cigares du Pharaon) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin is sailing the Mediterranean with Snowy when he encounters strange academic type and a film tycoon who owns Cosmos Pictures. Tintin arrested for having heroin in his cabin. Egyptian tomb filled with cigars, Tintin floating in a coffin on the Mediterranean, then wandering the Arabian desert and lost in the jungles of India. 178914 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Crab with the Golden Claws, The N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Third of Seven Volumes. 1941 story Reporter Tintin is knocked unconscious aboard a mysterious ship and taken out to sea where the bad guys intend to send him to the bottom. Meets Captain Haddock who becomes his constant companion along with Snowy in the years to come. Tintin and his companions go from the perils of the high sea to the burning sands of the desert. 178915 1940 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Crab with the Golden Claws, The (aka Le Crabe aux Pinces d'Or) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin is knocked unconscious aboard a mysterious ship and taken out to sea where the bad guys intend to send him to the bottom. Meets Captain Haddock who becomes his constant companion along with Snowy in the years to come. Tintin and his companions go from the perils of the high sea to the burning sands of the desert. 178916 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Destination Moon N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Five of Seven Volumes. Reporter Tintin goes to the moon. 178917 1950 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Destination Moon (aka Objectif Lune) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin goes to the moon. 178918 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Explorers on the Moon N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Five of Seven Volumes. Reporter Tintin walks on the moon declaring: "I've walked a few steps!...For the first time in the history of mankind there is an explorer on the moon." 178919 1952 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Explorers on the Moon (On a Marche sur la Lune) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin walks on the moon declaring: "I've walked a few steps!...For the first time in the history of mankind there is an explorer on the moon." 178920 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Flight 714 N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Seven of Seven Volumes. Reporter Tintin goes to Australia on a special jet. There's a hijacking, an exotic island in the middle of nowhere, an evil scientist with a truth serum, a gigantic stone head pagan idol, a threatening lava flow, a space ship and Tintin using a gun. 178921 1966 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Flight 714 (aka Vol 714 pour Sydney) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin goes to Australia on a special jet. There's a hijacking, an exotic island in the middle of nowhere, an evil scientist with a truth serum, a gigantic stone head pagan idol, a threatening lava flow, a space ship and Tintin using a gun. 178922 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: King Ottokar's Sceptre N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Two of Seven Volumes Reporter Tintin investigates a plot against the King of Syldavia. Solves the mystery. 178923 1938 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: King Ottokar's Sceptre (aka Le Sceptre d'Ottokar) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin investigates a plot against the King of Syldavia. Solves the mystery. 178924 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Land of Black Gold N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Five of Seven Volumes. Reporter Tintin heads to the Middle East because the world is on the brink of an oil crisis. 178925 1939 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Land of Black Gold (aka Tintin au Paye de L'Or Noir) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin heads to the Middle East because the world is on the brink of an oil crisis. 178926 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Prisoners of the Sun N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Four of Seven Volumes. Two of two parts Reporter Tintin arrives in South America to rescue his friend and solve the mystery of the curse of the Incas. Journey through the Andes Mountains and the jungles of the rain forest. 178927 1944 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Prisoners of the Sun (Le Temple du Soleil) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin arrives in South America to rescue his friend and solve the mystery of the curse of the Incas. Journey through the Andes Mountains and the jungles of the rain forest. 178928 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Red Rackham's Treasure N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Four of Seven Volumes Reporter Tintin uses a small submarine and deep sea diving suit to look for the treasure of the Unicorn. Last of the stories Herge wrote during World War II. Fun beneath the deep blue sea. 178929 1943 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Red Rackham's Treasure (aka Le Tresor de Rackham le Rouge) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin uses a small submarine and deep sea diving suit to look for the treasure of the Unicorn. Last of the stories Herge wrote during World War II. Fun beneath the deep blue sea. 178930 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Red Sea Sharks, The N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Six of Seven Volumes. Reporter Tintin prevents Africans from being sold in slavery 178931 1956 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Red Sea Sharks, The (aka Coke en Stock) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin prevents Africans from being sold in slavery 178932 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn, The N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Third of Seven Volumes Reporter Tintin decides to buy on impulse a model of an old ship. Finds a small piece of parchment hidden in one of the masts talking about a treasure and a ship called Unicorn. Tintin races off to track down the final pieces of the puzzle. Nestor and Marlinspike Hall make their first appearance. Part One of the adventure. 178933 1942 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn, The (aka Le Secret de la Licorne) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin decides to buy on impulse a model of an old ship. Finds a small piece of parchment hidden in one of the masts talking about a treasure and a ship called Unicorn. Tintin races off to track down the final pieces of the puzzle. Nestor and Marlinspike Hall make their first appearance. Part One of the adventure. 178934 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Seven Crystal Balls, The N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Four of Seven Volumes. First of two parts Reporter Tintin is on a train reading about an expedition that has returned from a trip to Peru and Bolivia. Embroiled in a mystery. 178935 1943 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Seven Crystal Balls, The (Les Sept Boules de Cristal) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin is on a train reading about an expedition that has returned from a trip to Peru and Bolivia. Embroiled in a mystery. 178936 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Shooting Star, The N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Third of Seven Volumes. 1942 story Reporter Tintin deals with a collision with a giant comet and giant mushrooms. Race to find a meteorite that contains a new element of great scientific importance. 178937 1941 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Shooting Star, The (aka L'Etoile Mysterieuse) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin deals with a collision with a giant comet and giant mushrooms. Race to find a meteorite that contains a new element of great scientific importance. 178938 1935 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Tintin and the Broken Ear (aka L'Oreille Cassee) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin and his faithful companion Snowy go it alone through a series of perilous episodes. Search for the broken ear. A talking parrot, ship headed to South America and a jungle river. Repeated perils faced by Tintin, the intrepid reporter. 178939 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Tintin and the Picaros N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Seven of Seven Volumes. The Final Adventure Reporter Tintin meets the Picaros, the rebels in the mountains who want to take back the government of San Theodoros. 178940 1975 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Tintin and the Picaros (aka Tintin et les Picaros) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin meets the Picaros, the rebels in the mountains who want to take back the government of San Theodoros. 178941 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Tintin in America N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume One of Seven Volumes Reporter Tintin comes to America and meets Chicago gangsters and Native Americans. Tintin arrives in Chicago to clean up the city ruled by gangster bosses and Al Capone is not happy to see the world famous reporter. Tintin survives many attempted gangland hits. Faithful terrier Snowy is with him. 178942 1931 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Tintin in America (aka Tintin en Amerique) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin comes to America and meets Chicago gangsters and Native Americans. Tintin arrives in Chicago to clean up the city ruled by gangster bosses and Al Capone is not happy to see the world famous reporter. Tintin survives many attempted gangland hits. Faithful terrier Snowy is with him. 178943 1994 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Tintin in Tibet N Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Volume Six of Seven Volumes. Reporter Tintin goes off to Tibet, with a short stop in Delhi, to rescue a friend. 178944 1958 Tintin: Adventures of Tintin: Tintin in Tibet (aka Tintin au Tibet) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter Tintin goes off to Tibet, with a short stop in Delhi, to rescue a friend. 178945 2004 Tintin: Coins A Reporter Tintin featured in a limited edition of 50,000 silver 10-euro commemorative coins to celebrate the 75th birthday of Tintin in January, 2004. 178946 2006 Tintin: Many Adventures of Tintin, The G Reporter Tintin video game for Nintendo Revolution, Sony PlayStation 3 and Microsoft Xbox 360 in North America and Europe. 178947 2006 Tintin: P.O.V.: Tintin and I DT DVD -R HQ 6421, 6422. Ostergaard, Anders Episode. 7-11-2006 Reporter Tintin's creator Herge biography. Insecurities and anxieties drive "The Adventures of Tintin" creator Herge. 178948 1986 Tintin: Tintin and Alph-Art (aka Tintin et L'Alph-Art) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Reporter TinTin, Herge's young reporter-sleuth 178949 1963 Tintin: Tintin and the Blue Oranges (aka Tintin et les Oranges Bleues) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Book derived from Film Reporter TinTin, Herge's young reporter-sleuth 178950 1962 Tintin: Tintin and the Golden Fleece (aka Tintin et la Toison d'Or) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Book derived from Film Reporter TinTin, Herge's young reporter-sleuth 178951 1972 Tintin: Tintin and the Lake of Sharks (aka Tintin et le Lac aux Requinis) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) Book derived from Film Reporter TinTin, Herge's young reporter-sleuth 178952 2003 Tintin: Tintin et moi DF Interviewer Numa Sadoul. Interviewer Karin Morch. Documentary about Herge and his major cartoon success, Tintin. 178953 1945 Tintin: Tintin in America -- The Adventures of Tintin CB OWN Herge Reporter TinTin, Herge's young reporter-sleuth 178954 1993 Tintin: Tintin in the New World: Romance, A NJ OWN - H Tuten, Frederic Reporter TinTin, Herge's young reporter-sleuth 178955 2005 Tintin: Tintin in Tibet P Young Vic Theatre Company Musical Reporter Tintin in a musical in London 178956 1999 Tintin: Tintin Stamps A 10-8-1999 Reporter Tintin stamps issued by the Royal Dutch Post sold out within hours of release. 178957 1930 Tintin: Tintin…in the Congo (aka Tintin au Congo) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) #2 Tintin Series Reporter Tintin of Le Petit Vingtieme goes to the Congo. Red-headed reporter heads for the Congo where he learns of a conspiracy by a group of American gangsters to take over diamond production with the help of a local witch doctor. 178958 1929 Tintin: Tintin…in the Land of the Soviets (aka Tintin au Pays des Soviets) CB Herge (Writer and Illustrator) #1 Tintin Series. Story originally created for children's supplement in the Belgian newspaper, Le Vingtieme Siecle. Reporter Tintin goes to the Soviet Union and is pursued by Bolshevik agents who are trying to prevent him from exposing the new Soviet regime. The red-headed boy reporter, along with his dog, set off to Russia to investigate the evil doings of the Soviets Reporter Tintin for Le Petit Vingtieme 178959 1971 Tiny Dancer MUS John, Elton New York Times reference: "And the New York Times said, 'God is dead.'" 178960 2006 Tiny Explosions M News Media. TV News Anchor (Dann Hurlbert). Eyewitness Reporter (Adena Brumer). News Anchor (Philip Thompson - Voice). 178961 1992 Tiny Toon Adventures: Toons Take Over C Episode #50. 9-21-1992 Reporter (Roger Rose - Voice). 178962 1923 Tipped Off M AFI-Playwrights Writer 178963 2007 Tipping Point MT DVD -R HQ 8611, 8612 Anchorman (Barry Blake). 178964 1992 Tirelire Combines & Cie MF Journalist (Marc-Andre Coallier) 178965 1973 'Tis Not Hereafter SM UCLA Allingham, Margery Reporter-Narrator, young, she describes herself to be stolid, uncomplaining, ugly, over-energetic, gregarious. Her actions reveal her to be courageous, competent, compassionate and curious news reporter (Born) Learns journalism is not the "elegant mixture of the diplomatic service and theatrical criticism" she had been taught to suppose. Believes it is her duty to go and bring back the story, gets depressed at the prospect of a false lead. (Born) "It's the woman who always feels things most." Good description of reporter investigating a lead and developing the story. Narrator is the protagonist. (Born) 178966 1942 Tish M DVD -R HQ 2959 (split into two parts), 2941. SVD 1356 Rinehart, Mary Roberts (Stories). Annalee Whitmore Jacoby, Thomas Seller (Adaptation). Harry Ruskin (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Charlie Sands (Lee Bowman) of The Sunville Daily News and nephew of busybody, a matchmaker who tries to fix up the editor with woman who secretly marries someone else and borrows money from church fund to go to see him when he joins the service. Serviceman believed lost at sea and the woman, pregnant with his child, dies in childbirth. Believing the editor is the baby's father, the female busybody tries to protect him by claiming the child belongs to her. Editor is forced to place the busybody in a sanitarium, but the serviceman turns out to be alive and returns to straighten out the complications. 178967 1983 Titaantjes MTF France-Netherlands Journalist (Arthur Boni). 178968 1914 Titan, The N Dreiser, Theodore Editor Horton Biggers of the Review journal. Braxton, editor of the Chicago Globe. Francis Kennedy, newspaperman. Gardner Knowles, dramatic critic. 178969 1997 Titanic MT Reporter (Robin Driscoll). News Reporter (Diana Morgan) 178970 1997 Titanic Explorer G Reporter #1 (Alexander Siddig - Voice). Reporter #2 (David Moore-Voice). Reporter #3 (Robert Eastern - Voice). 178971 1998 Titanic Town M News Media. TV Journalist (Catriona Hinds). Reporter (Alan McKee). Journalist (Gerard McCartney). Journalist (Christina Nelson). Interviewer (Colum Convey). 178972 1998 Titanic: Secrets Revealed MT Photographer (Emory Kristof), National Geographic Photographer. Photographer (Ralph B. White-Himself). 178973 1976 Titans, The N Jakes, John Journalist. Rich and powerful family is divided as three sons fight for the South while the father is a journalist for a Northern newspaper 178974 2000 Titans: Guess Who's Chumming for Dinner? T Episode #3. 10-18-2000 Reporter #1 (Michael Caldwell). Reporter #2 (Tish Daniels). 178975 2001 Titans: She Stoops to Conquer T Episode #13. 3-28-2001 Reporter #1 (Matthew Senko). 178976 1985 Titansmania! CB New Teen Titans, The #6 Reporter Leona Walters. New York celebrates the Titans’ victory. 178977 2008 Titkolt orokseg MF Reporter (Peter Feledy) 178978 2001 Title to Murder M TV Reporter (Gail Mowat) 178979 2002 Titus: Insanity Genetic (Part 2) T Episode #52. 8-5-2002 Newscaster (Marcus Smythe). 178980 2000 Tmavomoudry svet MF Reporter (Pavel Liska) 178981 1983 TMT T Magazine 178982 0050 To a Censorious Critic PO COPY Martial In "Sixty Poems of Martial." Critic. "So my verse offends you. 'No taste,' you say, 'no dignity,' as though the classroom were my proper sphere." "You'd not castrate my poems, I hope?" 178983 1929 To a Critic PO MLPL Wahn, Don (Philip Stack) In "Love in Manhattan." Critic. "Remember, it's an easy task to slight them, And really quite another thing to write them!" 178984 1950 To a High Mountain N Wellard, James Press 178985 1953 To a Moment of Triumph T Studio One - 1-26-53 Publisher (Cecil Parker). Cartoonist (James Daly). (Maria Riva) 178986 2006 To a Tee M Columnist Amanda (Lindsey Hancock) who works on a newspaper promotes a playwright who feeds off his stubborn attraction to the wrong type of guy. He attracts the attention of the columnist and success seems guaranteed until he meets her boyfriend. 178987 1989 To Asmara N OWN - H Keneally, Thomas Australian Reporter Darcy 178988 1967 To Be a Crook M PR - AFI-Publicity Public Relations 178989 1942 To Be or Not To Be M DVD -R HQ 4742, 4743 Reporter (Charles Irwin). Second Reporter (Leyland Hodgson) 178990 1992 To Be the Best MT Reporter (Pamela Jikiemi). Reporter (Charlie Roe). Reporter (Peter Wickham). 178991 1963 To Bury Caesar MT Tabloid Journalist (Esmond Knight), a sleazy Welsh tabloid journalist. 178992 1600 To Captain Hungary, A Newswriter P USC Jonson, Ben News 178993 1978 To Catch a Spy N OWN - P Scott, Chris Journalist Bill Johnson accepts a dangerous assignment 178994 2008 To Catch the Lightning: Novel of American Dreaming, A N Cheuse, Alan Photographer Edward Curtis in 1904 dedicated his life to creating a pictorial record of Native American Tribes. His assistant, William Myers, the classics scholar recruited to accompany Curtis because of his facility with languages, narrates the story, which also includes the story of Jimmy Fly-wing, a Plains Indian who leaves his tribe to learn the ways of the white man and aids Curtis in his quest. Curtis’s passion for his project is palpable and his dedication forces him to choose between his family and his work. Though he becomes estranged form his wife, Clara, he is rewarded by the faith and gratitude of many of the peoples he photographed and by glimpses into secret tribal traditions. Curtis became widely known through his photographic encyclopedia of North America’s tribal peoples, but little is known of the man himself. Clara raised the family and ran a portrait studio while her husband devoted himself to a project that took him into remote parts of America as well as its larger cities. Raising funds for the next trip from the likes of Theodore Roosevelt and J.P. Morgan took him as much time and work as the journeys and the photographs themselves. 178995 1970 To Commit a Murder M AFI-Publishers/Authors Writer 178996 1993 To Dance with the White Dog M Photographer (Jack Swanson). 178997 1995 To Die For M DVD -R HQ 10439, 10440. L Maynard, Joyce (Novel). Buck Henry (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Weathercaster Suzanne Stone (Nicole Kidman) will do anything to further her career. Boyfriend thinks she can be the next Barbara Walters. Stone is obsessed with celebrity journalists she admires. At her wedding she wears copy of Maria Schriver's veil. Honeymoons at Florida hotel holding a broadcasting convention. One broadcaster (George Segal) tells her to succeed she has to be willing to do things others would not. Whispers name of famous woman broadcaster who got to the top by providing sexual favors Lands a job as secretary at a local cable company and makes programming suggestions to boss Ed Grant (Wayne Knight). Becomes station's weathercaster and arranges to do a "Teens Speak Out" project. Uses teens to murder her husband. Finds herself object of media attention and relishes celebrity. Notoriety will increase marketability of her teen documentary. Career is cut short when a hitman hired by the husband's family kills her. Reporter (David Collins). Reporter (Eve Crawford). Reporter (Janet Lo). 178998 1992 To Die For NM OWN - H - P Maynard, Joyce TV Weather Girl Suzanne Stone, weather girl who wants to be Barbara Walters 178999 2002 To Die For N George, Melanie Editor Abby St. James is naïve, but she steps into the shoes of her wild and worldly twin sister Michaela in effort to run Bastion, their deceased father's glossy men's magazine. Slick and profitable magazine is left by its owner to one of his adult twin daughters. Michaela (Micky) has led a wild and promiscuous life while Abby has been living with her mother in a small rural town. Michaela has been running Bastion for the past several months so Abby didn't inherit it and hasn't a clue how to run it. But she figures that posing as Michaela while her twin vacations in France will buy her time to learn the ropes. Pretending to be Michaela has a definite downside. Magazine's darkly handsome publisher, Stefan Massari, hates her. The staff treats her with blatant disrespect and someone in the building across from her is threatening her with horrific sex acts. Massari is drawn to Abby, whom he believes is Michaela. Abby fears men because of a near-rape. Love is tested by her an illness she believes is fatal. Events bring sisters back together. 179000 1991 To Die For 2: Son of Darkness (aka Son of Darkness: To Die for II) M Field Reporters (Jann Carl, Elizabeth Woods) 179001 1993 To Die in Babylon N Livingston, Harold TV Correspondent Christine "Chris" Campbell is an ambitious, glamorous journalist who works for World Cable Network. She's angling for a one-on-one interview with Saddam Hussein and willing to go one-on-one with anyone to get it. She finds a Marine Air Force flyer and an Iraqi major attractive during the Gulf War. 179002 1954 To Dorothy a Son M Reporter (Anthony Oliver), Express Reporter. 179003 2002 To Dream Again N Jones, Brian H. Newspaper Editor Kerem in the newly liberated country of his birth, Nambia, is forced to reexamine his life -- his rural youth, his coming to political consciousness, his path as an activist and revolutionary, his exile in London and his eventual return. He does this as meticulously as his father used to examine his carvings through a magnifying glass. The title is taken from William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest,” where Caliban refers to the dreamlike state before reality has dawned. 179004 1989 To Every Birth Its Blood N Serote, Mongane African-American Journalist Tsietsi Molope is picked up at random by the police, beaten and emotionally emasculated. 179005 2008 To Feed By Day NSF Cole, James Reporter Michelle Raseo, star reporter for the Los Angeles Times, is no stranger to the evils of man. Her career takes her to places inside one of America’s largest cities to see and experience its darkest corners. While on the trial of the latest multi-murder headliner, her life alters its course and changes her forever following her attendance at a party thrown by the mayor. It leads her into depths darker than what she could ever imagine. Dangling love with her best friend’s interest and her life on a prayer, it all surrounds the case of her current story that tests her being, humanity and the love of life itself. Her journey has her venturing down a path where she discovers creatures she believed were pure mythology and uncovers a circle of evil thought to exist solely in the pages of science fiction. 179006 1966 To Forget Palermo N OWN - H Charles-Roux, Edmonde Travel Writer Gianna Meri for one of America's most popular women's fashion magazine. 179007 2005 To Go With Rage N Elledge, Jim Journalist Marg Winters teams up with a former priest and their protégé to struggle for justice. The Correspondent has returned to post-war Germany to cover the Nuremberg tribunals. She is haunted by her pre-war liaison with a man on trial for his life. Story unfolds in 1945 where the inherent prejudices of the time and an ever-increasing communist hysteria is the order of the times. Resentments between affluent Anglo establishment and a commune providing refuge for the disenchanted Mexican population. When violence erupts along the Texas Rio Grande, Journalist Winters and her two colleagues are brought together in a fight for equality for the Chicano populace set against a sinister conspiracy. 179008 2009 To Grandmother’s House N Ebisch, Glen Albert Five Star First Edition Mystery. Advice Columnist Laura Magee writes the Ask Auntie Mabel column for the Ravensford Chronicle. When she lost her Boston Museum of Fine Arts job, she landed a position at the Ravensford Chronicle, a small town New England newspaper. She takes over the Ask Auntie Mabel advice column since the original Auntie Mabel, Ann Rickdorf, has choked to death at the Big Bun on their all-you-can-eat shrimp and lobster night. When hunky Keith Campbell, the chief of security at Ravensford College, complains to Laura that Auntie Mabel’s advice inspired his girlfriend, Heidi Lipton, an art teacher, to dump him, Laura agrees to accompany Keith to a party at the college to make Heidi jealous. At the party, Laura literally falls over the dead body of the art department chairman, Jack Proctor, who had been harassing Heidi, making Heidi the prime suspect in Jack’s murder. Laura discovers investigative journalism can be dangerous in this old-fashioned blend of romance and detection. 179009 1992 To Grandmother's House We Go MT Anchorwoman (Debbie Gregory) 179010 1988 To Heal a Nation MT News Media. Anchorman (David Hess). Reporter (D. David Morin). 179011 1918 To Hell with the Kaiser M AFI-Radio Radio 179012 1918 To Him That Hath M AFI-Authors Writer 179013 0050 To His Critics PO COPY Martial In "Sixty Poems of Martial." Critics. "You puff the poets of other days, the living you deplore. Spare me the accolade: your praise is not worth dying for." 179014 2009 To Hope NR Brown, Carolyn Journalist James Moses Crowe, a combination newspaper-magazine reporter and novel writer, jumps at the chance to travel with Jodie Cahill, a previous winner of the Professional Bull Riders’ gold belt buckle who breaks her wrist while trying to win another buckle. When the CEO of the PBR offers her a three-month tour on the circuit working as a judge and traveling with Crowe, she takes the job. Crowe has for years been trying to get Jodie off his mind and out of his heart. Now he has the opportunity to do both. It doesn’t work. In the course of a three-month trip, they both have to face their own feelings and wonder if, in the end, they will bless or curse the broken road that caused them to run smack into each other. 179015 2007 To Iraq and Back: Bob Woodruff Reports DT DVD -R HQ 8041 2-27-2007 Journalist Bob Woodruff discusses his severe injury with a January 2006 roadside bombing in Iraq and his painstaking recovery over the year; soldiers with life-altering injuries learn to carry on. 179016 2006 To Kidnap a Princess MT Newsreader (Roger Tilling). Events leading up to the attempted kidnapping of Princess Anne in 1974 by a schizophrenic loner. 179017 1978 To Kill a Cop T TV Anchorman (Bill Deiz). City Editor (Walter Mathews). 179018 1962 To Kill a Mockingbird M L Peck Court Reporter (Jay Sullivan) 179019 1985 To Kill a Stranger M TV Reporter John Carver (Dean Stockwell) is in a Latin American country run by a military dictator. His wife finds herself in dire straits after she arrives to spend some time with her husband. After a car accident one day, she brings a helpful colonel home and then kills him in self-defense when he violently attempts to rape and murder her. Terrified, she covers up her act and hides the body. The reporter tries to protect her, but a local police detective starts to figure out what really happened. 179020 1974 To Kill the King M News Media. TV Newsman (Tony Parsons). TV Cameraman (Jack Van Evera). 179021 2005 To Lie in Green Pastures M Short Photographer (Craig Cheeseman). 179022 1998 To Live Again MT TV News Anchor (Marco Perella) 179023 1961 To Live and Die in Dixie NM Roscoe, Theodore New York Journalist Sherman Grant reluctantly accepts his editor's assignment to investigate a 1902 case in Virginia, trial of a ladies' man for murder. 179024 2008 To Live and Die in Dixie M Reporter (Joe Schanderson) 179025 1998 To Live and Die in LA MUS Tupac Amaru Shakur Tupac Amaru Shakur's Makaveli The Don Killuminati The 7 Day Theory Album. Disc 2, #12. Reporter Dominique asks whether Shakur's songs promote violence on Street Science (dialogue introduction). Dominique: "Street Science. You're on the air. Do you feel that Tupac's songs create tension between East and West? He's talking about killing people, I had sex with your wife, but not in those words. He's saying, I want you deceased. 179026 2007 To Love - To Trust N Martin, Gina Editor of a popular travel magazine wants to interview Hanna Bender, but Bender has secrets and refuses to be interviewed by the handsome editor. She hides behind rose-tinted glasses. Why did she propose marriage to a complete stranger -- or was he? David Reese has had 12 years to get over the tragic death of his wife, but in that time he has fought against the relief of mourning -- until now. What is it about the child he finds at the Lake Conroe Inn that pulls at his heart? What is it about the owner whose very presence makes his heart beat faster? Can a man who wronged the love of his life have a second chance at love and happiness? 179027 1985 To Love a Man NR OWN - P Robards, Karen Journalist Lisa Collins, beautiful and willful, spoiled rich girl, now in Africa as a journalist 179028 2005 To Make Men Free: Novel of the Battle of Antietam and the Emancipation Proclamation, A N Croker, Richard Reporter covers the bloodiest day in American history on Sept. 17, 1862 when the Union and Confederate armies clashed in Sharpsburg, Maryland. Twelve hours later, more than 23,000 soldiers were dead or wounded. For the ambitious newspaper reporter it was the scoop of the century. 179029 2000 To Marry An Irish Rogue NR Hendrix, Lisa Reporter Tara Brid O'Connell is in Kilbooly, Ireland to do a story on the business ventures of the richest bachelor in the village. Men are a scarce commodity on the marriage market in Kilbooly. Independent-minded O'Connell and business-minded bachelor are thrown into a wild scheme of romance. 179030 1952 To minutter for sent MF Journalist Ib Normann (Louis Miehe-Renard). 179031 1686 To Mr. Dryden Upon His Declaring Himself a Roman Catholic PO USC Anonymous Critic 179032 1928 To My Friends and Critics PO MLPL Moore, Julia A. In "Sweet Singer of Michigan, The." Interviewer. "Perhaps you've read the papers Containing my interview. I hope you kind good people Will not believe it true." "Some editors of the papers They thought it would be wise To write a column about me, So they filled it up with lies." 179033 1708 To My Generous Friend and Worthy Patriot...Humble Memorial of Your Little Scribbler...Daniel D'Foe PO USC Browne, Joseph Newsmonger 179034 1993 To Play the King MT SV 251 (Part I) Dobbie, Michael (Book). Andrew Davies (Teleplay) Editor Sir Bruce Bullerby (David Ryall) of the Daily Muckracker. Editor (Jeremy Cline). Reporter (Angus Kennedy). BBC Official (Richard Durden). 179035 1950 To Please a Lady M DVD -R HQ 2358, 2359. SVDSP 696. SV 93 Lyndon, Barre, Marge Decker (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Regina Ford (Barbara Stanwyck), "America's leading woman columnist," savvy business woman with ties to broadcast media. Decides to do column on race car driver but he doesn't care. She criticizes his "fight to win" mentality. . Another racer is killed during competition, Columnist dictates column indicating driver was responsible. He's barred from racing, unable to get work because blacklisting by newspapers. When he tries to race incognito in small town, he's exposed by press. Accuses editor of only being interested in sensationalism. Columnist visits him at small carnival. Slaps her, kisses her. Columnist becomes supporter as he works his way back. She receives phone call that man she was needling in column committed suicide. Feels as if she killed him. Driver tells her she was only doing her job. Newspaper Editor (Erville Alderson). Sports Announcer (William Welsh). Newark Announcer (Raymond H. Brown). Newark Press Agent (Frank Jenks). Indianapolis Announcer (Ted Husing ). "She can print anything she thinks about me and get away with it. Nobody can print what I think about her." Press Agent (Frank Jenks). TV Voice (Richard W. Joy). 179036 2001 To Protect and Serve M Cameraman (Steven Bakken). 179037 1953 To Ripen Or To Kill N Robertson, Marjorie News Media 179038 1991 To Save a Child MT Newscaster (Nelson Martinez) 179039 1999 To Serve and Protect (aka "To Serve and Protect") MT DVD -R HQ 7561, 7562, 7563, 7564 Miniseries Press Conference Reporter #1 (Constance Jones). Press Conference Reporter #2 (Spencer Prokop). Press Conference Reporter #3 (Kathy Morath). Press Conference Reporter #4 (David Dahl). Press Reporter (Brian Hokanson). Photographer (Craig Taylor). 179040 2000 To Tell the Truth and Run: George Seldes DT SVD 1155 Investigative Reporter who died in 1995 at 104. Media 179041 1704 To That Most Senseless Scoundrel, the Author of Legion's Humble Address PO USC Anonymous Newsmongers 179042 1695 To the Author of Gloriana PO USC Anonymous (Brown, Tom?) News 179043 2000 To the Chapel Perilous N Mitchison, N. Journalists Lienors and Dalyn cover stories about the Holy Grail during the time of King Arthur 179044 1993 To the Death M Reporter (Crispin De Nuys) 179045 1976 To the Devil a Daughter M Critic (Howard Goorney). Reporter (Ed Devereaux). 179046 2005 To The Edge NR Gerard, Cindy Bodyguards Series #1 TV Anchorwoman Jillian Kincaid, the daughter of a wealthy businessman, grew up with bodyguards shadowing her every move and she hated it. Now she refuse to let another hired thug follow her around -- even though she has received terrifying death threats. Her bodyguard, darkly seductive and trained in Special Ops, was hired by Jillian's father to keep her out of danger. But Jillian is not a spoiled princess as the bodyguard expected, but a tough, independent and totally sexy woman. And she's fighting him every step of the way. 179047 1937 To the Gutter N OWN Romains, Jules Press 179048 1995 To the Limit M Reporter (Jon Martin). Newswoman (Pamela Morris) 179049 1953 To the Moment of Triumph N Frankau, Pamela Cartoonist sells self to a British newspaper. 179050 1942 To the Shores of Tripoli M Newscaster (Knox Manning) 179051 1711 To the Spectator Upon His Paper On the 24th of April (On Criticism and Plagiarism) ER COPY Dennis, John In "Critical Works of John Dennis, The." Journalist. Fighting Steele, The Tatler. "Tho' who the Devil could have ever expected to have found my worthy Friend a Critick, after he had treated Criticks with so much Contempt in two or three of his Immortal Tatlers." 179052 1937 To the Stars N OWN Romains, Jules Press 179053 1967 To Turn a Trick M AFI-Photographers Photographer 179054 1937 Toast of New York, The M DVD -R HQ 6771, 6772. DVD -R 1745 Reporter (Lynton Brent). Reporter (Jack Carson). Reporter (Charles Doherty). Reporters talking to Nick (Jack Egan, Monte Vandergrift). Reporter (Eddie Hart). Reporter (Ben Hewlett). Reporter (Mike Jefferies). Reporter (Max Wagner). News Butcher (James Quinn). Photographer (Billy Gilbert). Printer (Edward Heim). 179055 2005 Toba Tek Singh MF Short Newscaster (Adeel Ansan). 179056 1988 Tobin: Murder on the Aisle N Gorman, Edward #1 Tobin Mysteries Film Critics Tobin and Dunphy trade blows before the television studio audience. One of the station's most popular shows features the pair of TV film critics arguing the pros and cons of what they have seen. In private life they disagree as much as they do on the screen. Everybody knows there is bad blood between them. There was the time the 5-foot-5-inch Tobin decked his 6-foot-2-inch partner, Dunphy, in a restaurant. It was no great secret Tobin had been having an affair with Dunphy's wife. So when, after a show, Dunphy is found stabbed to death in Tobin's dressing room and Tobin is found red-handed but innocent, pulling a knife from Dunphy's back, noone is surprised. The fight to clear his name takes Tobin to a film school where he meets a pretty student who shares his bed and hints at scandal involving Dunphy and his wife, Tobin's former mistress, now having an affair with her late husband's agent. Comic interview between the beleaguered, bantamweight critic and a mad giant who claims Tobin and his late partner have stolen a script from him. 179057 1988 Tobin: Several Deaths Later N Gorman, Edward #2 Tobin Mysteries Film Critic Tobin, semi permanently drunk and an ex-TV star, is the guest panelist on Celebrity Circle, a TV game show being taped on a cruise to the Virgin Islands. When murder takes place, Tobin is asked by the ship's captain to investigate. 179058 1954 Tobor the Great M Reporter Gilligan (Alan Reynolds - "A Reporter"). Reporter Johnston (William Schallert). 179059 1968 Toby Dammit (Tre Passi Nel Delirio) M TV Commentator (Anne Tonietti). First Interviewer (Aleardo Ward). Second Interviewer (Paul Cooper) 179060 1940 Toby Dyke: Give a Corpse a Bad Name NM Ferrars, E.X. #1 Toby Dyke Mysteries Reporter Toby Dyke in Devon, England is an upper-class university graduate of about 25, employed as a journalist. His air of indolence and amused detachment conceals a shrewd intelligence. Dyke investigates the curious circumstances surrounding the death of a middle-aged stranger who is run over by a car one winter night while lying drunk in a lane. Driving the car is an attractive widow from South Africa. But is it merely coincidence that the dead man also comes from South Africa and has the woman's address in his pocket. 179061 1941 Toby Dyke: Murder of a Suicide (aka Death in Botanist's Bay) NM Ferrars, Elizabeth X. (pseudonym of Morna Doris Brown, nee Mactaggart). #3 Toby Dyke Mysteries Reporter Toby Dyke in Devon, England is an upper-class university graduate of about 25, employed as a journalist. His air of indolence and amused detachment conceals a shrewd intelligence. Dyke and his round-faced companion George, get caught in torrential rain one night and are surprised to find that they are not the only ones out in such a fierce storm. It seems an aging botanist of prestige and reputation is attempting to commit suicide by jumping off a cliff. The two men drive him home. He is collapsed and shaken. When he is found the next morning -- shot to death with his own revolver -- it seems that his attempt at suicide has succeeded. But as Toby and George are thrown into the case, it becomes apparent that suicide is not always as simple as it would seem. 179062 1940 Toby Dyke: Neck in a Noose (aka Your Neck in a Noose) NM Ferrars, Elizabeth X. (pseudonym of Morna Doris Brown, nee Mactaggart). #5 Toby Dyke Mysteries Reporter Toby Dyke in Devon, England is an upper-class university graduate of about 25, employed as a journalist. His air of indolence and amused detachment conceals a shrewd intelligence. Dyke sneaked around the great dark house, forced his way in through a French window and switched the lights on. What he found was the appalling condition of a modernistic room with furniture tumbled about, a huge mirror broken, bullet holes in the wall. There was also a great splash of blood on the purple carpet. 179063 1940 Toby Dyke: Rehearsals for Murder) (aka Remove the Bodies) NM Ferrars, Elizabeth X. (pseudonym of Morna Doris Brown, nee Mactaggart). #2 Toby Dyke Mysteries Reporter Toby Dyke in Devon, England is an upper-class university graduate of about 25, employed as a journalist. His air of indolence and amused detachment conceals a shrewd intelligence. 179064 1942 Toby Dyke: Shape of a Stain, The (aka Don't Monkey With Murder) NM Ferrars, Elizabeth X. (pseudonym of Morna Doris Brown, nee Mactaggart). #4 Toby Dyke Mysteries Reporter Toby Dyke in Devon, England is an upper-class university graduate of about 25, employed as a journalist. His air of indolence and amused detachment conceals a shrewd intelligence. "My Irma has been kidnapped away and I am been in anxiety for her life." So reads the ungrammatical and cryptic message that brings Duke and his friend George to East Leat, a lovely village lost in the downs. A psychobiologist has been dragged from his experimental station in Tobago at the whim of an heiress who requested that he chaperone her two prize monkeys across the Atlantic. But what has been an inconvenience to his calm life takes an unprecedented turn into a sinister mystery. 179065 1986 Toby McTeague M TV Reporter (Ian Finlay) 179066 1919 Toby's Bow M AFI-Novelists/Publishers Writer 179067 2007 Tocka bez povratka M News Media. News Reporter (Goran Visnjic). 179068 1994 Tod eines Weltstars TF Germany Parody Documentary. Interviewer (Christoph Schlingensief). 179069 1941 Todake no kyodai MF Photographer (Reiko Tani). 179070 2000 Today at the Test DT Series 2002 Commentators (Michael Atherton, Richie Benaud, Mark Nicholas, Dermott Reeve, Ravi Shastri, Michael Slater, Ian Smith) 179071 1960 Today on the Farm DT Series. 10-1-1960 to 3-11-1961. NBC Agricultural News Program. TV Newsman Alex Dreier gave the news. Mel Hansen reported the agricultural news and farm updates. Carmelita Pope reported women's information and features. Weatherman Joe Slattery. Hosts Eddy Arnold, Slim Wilson. 179072 1995 Today Tonight DF Australia News Staff. Reporter Sonia Kruger. Presenters Naomi Robson. 179073 2006 Today Tonight DT Episode #10. 11-17-2006 Reporter Naomi Robson (Herself). Reporter (Sonia Kruger). 179074 1950 Today With Mrs. Roosevelt DT Series. 2-12-1950 to 7-15-1951. NBC Host Eleanor Roosevelt. Moderator of talks involving dignitaries. 179075 2005 Today You Die M Reporter (Lisa Guerrero). 179076 1991 Today: DT SV 90 Episode. Medical Journalist Art Ulene leaves the program 179077 1952 Today: DT Series. 1-14-1952. NBC. 1950-1970 TV Morning Program. Anchors Dave Garroway (1-14-1952 to 7-14-1961), John Chancellor (7-17-1961 to 9-28-1962), Hugh Downs (10-1-1962 to 10-1-1971), Barbara Walters (1964-June 1976), Joe Garagiola (1967-1973, 1991-1992). TV Newscasters Jim Fleming (1-14-1952 to 3-11-1953), Frank Blair (3-14-1953 to 3-14-1975), Edwin Newman (7-17-1961 to 1962), Lew Wood (3-17-1975 to 4-1978), Floyd Kalber (6-1977 to 8-3-1979); Tony Guida (1979). TV Newsman Martin Agronsky (1961). Critic Cleveland Amory (1962 to 1967). Reporter Jack Lescoulie (1-14-1952 to 9-2-1966). Contributors Aline Saarinen (1962-1972); Richard Watts (1962), Ogden Nash (1962). Critic S.J. Perelman (1963-1965). Film Reviewer Judith Crist (1964-1973). Sportscaster Joe Garagiola (1967-1973). Cultural Correspondent Charles Van Doren (1957-1959). 179078 1970 Today: DT Series. 1-14-1952. NBC. 1970-1980 TV Morning Program. Anchors Tom Brokaw (8-29-1976-12-18-1981), Jane Pauley (1976-12-29-1989), Frank McGee (10-14-1971 to 4-1974), Jim Hartz (7-19-1974 to 8-26-1976), Jessica Savitch (1977-1983), TV Anchors Lew Wood (1975-1978), Floyd Kalber (1977-1979), Tony Guida (1979). Arts Editor and Critic Gene Shalit (1973). Weatherman Bob Ryan (4-1978 to 2-1980). Critic Ron Hendren (1979-1980; 1984). Consumer Reporter Betty Furness (1976-1992), Health and Medicine Correspondent Dr. Art Ulene (1976-1992; 1995-). Interviewer Phil Donahue (1979-1982). 179079 1980 Today: DT Series. 1-14-1952. NBC. 1980-1990 TV Morning Program. Anchors Deborah Norville (9-5-1989 to 2-18-1991), Bryant Gumbel (1-4-1982), Mariette Harley (1980). TV Newscasters Chris Wallace (1-4-1982 to 9-24-1982); John Palmer (9-27-1982-1991). News Anchors John Palmer (1981-1989), Chris Wallace (1982). Newsreaders Liz Hayes (1985-1993), Steve Liebmann (1982-1986, 1990-2005). Weather and Feature Reporter Willard Scott (1980-2006). Gossip Columnist Rona Barrett (1980-1981). Reporter Linda Ellerbee (1984-1986). Regular: Bill Macatee (1984). Sunday Regulars TV Newspeople: Boyd Matson (1987-1988), Maria Shriver (1987-1990), Garrick Utley (1987-1992), Mary Alice Williams (1990-1992). Chief White House Correspondent Judy Woodruff (1982-1983). Correspondent TGIF Linda Ellerbee (1984-1986). Gossip Contributor Rona Barrett (1980-1981). Bill MacAtee (1987-1988). Weatherman Al Roker (1987-1989, 1992-1994). 179080 1990 Today: T Series. 1-14-1952. NBC. 1990-2000 TV Morning Program. TV Anchor-Hosts Elizabeth Vargas (1993-1996), Katie Couric (1991-2006, National Correspondent-Host), Matt Lauer (1997-2006). Newsreaders Ian Ross (1990-2001), Tracy Grimshaw (1993-2005). News Anchors Faith Daniels (1990-1992), Margaret Larson (1992-1993), Jodi Applegate (1996-2000), Ann Curry (1997-2006), Jack Ford (1997-2000). Correspondent Claire Shipment (1997-2001). National Correspondent Jamie Gangel (1992). Chief Congressional Correspondent Lisa Myers (1992). Washington Correspondent. Business News Reporter Maria Bartiromo (1996). Weathermen Monte Dwyer (1990-2001). Weather and Feature Reporter Al Roker (1996-2006). Entertainment Correspondent Jill Rappaport (1991-2006). 179081 2000 Today: DT Series. 1-14-1952. NBC. 2000- TV Morning Program. TV Hosts Natalie Morales (2004-2006). Newsreaders Alison Stewart (2005), Sharyn Ghidella (2002-2005), Leila McKinnon (2005-), Sarah Murdoch (2006-2007), Karl Stefanovic (2006-2007). Weather Presenter Steven Jacobs (2006-2007). Weather Girl Sami Lukis (2002-2005). Sport Cameron Williams (2006-2007). Correspondents Paul Scheer (2005-2006), Gwen Ifill (1994), Claire Shipman (1997-2001), David Bloom (2000-2003), Billy Bush (2001), Alexis Glick (2005), Campbell Brown (2005), Lester Holt (2005), Natalie Morales (2005), Cat Greenleaf (2006) Correspondent Norah O'Donnell (2006). Newsreader Lester Holt (2006). Substitute News Anchor Campbell Brown (2005). Feature Correspondent Mike Leonard (2005). Washington Correspondent Campbell Brown (2003-2006). Fashion Correspondent Steve Cojocaru (2000-2005). 179082 2007 Today: DT TV Anchor and Host Matt Lauer. Correspondents Maria Menounos, Billy Bush. Substitute News Anchors/Co-Hosts Lester Holt, Ann Curry. Weather and Feature Reporters Al Roker, Willard Scott. Arts Editor and Critic Gene Shalit. Newsreader Alison Stewart. Business News Reporter Maria Bartiromo. Washington Correspondent Campbell Brown. National Correspondent Jamie Gangel. Feature Correspondent Mike Leonard. Chief Congressional Correspondent Lisa Myers. Entertainment Correspondent Jill Rappaport. Correspondents Alexis Glick, Gwen Ifill. 179083 2009 Today: Kid Reporter T Reporter Deidra Shores, a Memphis native, beat out thousands of kids to become a Today correspondent. She is 13 years old. On becoming a journalist: “When I was growing up, I saw how fun the job looked. I thought, this is something I have to do.” On her reporting experience: “I used to report the news in front of my air conditioner at home. I would say, ‘I’m in a heavy storm and it’s snowing.’” On her dream interview: “Tyler Perry. He’s funny, but also serious with his comedy. It’s a cool way to approach people about different things....” 179084 1991 Today: Today at 40 T SV 115 Episode. 11-14-1991 TV Morning News Show 40th anniversary edition. 179085 1991 Today's Hero (aka Chi Joi Chut Wai) M TV Reporter Dora is saved by man who is dying 179086 2000 Today's Life M Short. Sci-Fi PR Man (Willard E. Pugh). 179087 1995 Todd Mills: Closet NM Zimmerman, R.D. #1 Todd Mills Mysteries TV Reporter Todd Mills is the son of Polish immigrants who changed his name and has gone to the top of his field as a TV news reporter in Minnesota, winning two Emmy Awards along the way. Now a brutal attack in a posh Minneapolis neighborhood has caused his world to come crashing down around him. Suddenly, the double life he'd hidden for so long was brutally uncovered -- he was the secret lover of the first man to die, Michael Mills. When Michael Mills, a respected journalist, was murdered, Todd lost everything - including a life lived as a lie. Now he's out of the closet and under suspicion, desperately investigating the killings himself, moving through a world of gay bars, steamy nightclubs and double identities. The one secret that now matters most belongs to a killer who will strike again -- and again. 179088 1997 Todd Mills: Hostage NM Zimmerman, R.D. #3 Todd Mills Mysteries TV Reporter Todd Mills, the son of Polish immigrants who changed his name 20 years ago, has been safe, a closeted gay building his career as a two-time Emmy Award-winning TV news reporter. He had it all -- until his double life became front-page news. Mills is getting ready for the coup of his career, an exclusive interview with a right-wing congressman whose positions against gay rights and AIDS research promise to make his appearance with Minneapolis's only openly gay journalist an explosive TV event Things are also getting pleasantly serious between Todd and the police detective, Steve Rawlins, whose closest friend's long struggle with AIDS is beginning to take its physical toll on the policeman. Todd's coup turns to chaos, and grief to despair, when Todd's interview ends with the Congressman abducted by gun-wielding kidnappers -- and a tragic discovery puts an unsuspecting Rawlins on the trail of the abductors. The domestic terrorists are in the final stages of AIDS and their goal is to make the world know what's it like to live and die with AIDS. They plan to infect the congressman with a syringe full of HIV-infected blood. 179089 1999 Todd Mills: Innuendo NM Zimmerman, R.D. #5 Todd Mills Mysteries TV Reporter Todd Mills of Minneapolis must try to uncover details about the murder of a 17-year-old runaway. At the same time, he is granted an exclusive interview with a movie star who has successfully sued a tabloid that claimed he was gay. Actor makes a pass at Mills in the guise of "research" for his next film. Todd's boyfriend is a police officer. Is he hiding something important from him, something about his own connection to the dead boy? And what about the actor? Is he gay? And if so, how far would he go to protect his secret? For Mills, an award-winning reporter, it is a big story. He is one of broadcasting's few openly gay reporters. He's a natural to do the story. Mills knows the dead boy from the local center for gay youths. He finds out his lover may have known the boy intimately. 179090 1998 Todd Mills: Outburst NM Zimmerman, R.D. #4 Todd Mills Mysteries TV Reporter Todd Mills, the son of Polish immigrants who changed his name 20 years ago, has been safe, a closeted gay building his career as a two-time Emmy Award-winning TV news reporter. He had it all -- until his double life became front-page news. The gay Minneapolis TV reporter follows up on a call to his office and is set up as a witness to murder on a Minneapolis bridge in the middle of a tornado. When it turns out the victim was a gay cop, both Mills and his lover, homicide detective Steve Rawlins, get involved. Further contacts from the killer spur Mill's investigation and suggest a link to the killing of another gay cop. The killer has a terrifying obsession with watching gay cops die. And Todd's lover could be the killer's next target. All the evidence points to a beautiful transgender waitress whose earlier indictment for killing a gay cop in Los Angeles was dismissed. Todd thinks the package is too neat. Why did the anonymous caller make sure the Twin Cities' most visible gay reporter be on the scene. And is Rawlins, Todd's HIV-positive lover, is the next target? 179091 1996 Todd Mills: Tribe NM Zimmerman, R.D. #2 Todd Mills Mysteries TV Reporter Todd Mills, the son of Polish immigrants who changed his name 20 years ago, has been safe, a closeted gay building his career as a two-time Emmy Award-winning TV news reporter. He had it all -- until his double life became front-page news. Now he's out, warily beginning a romance with a police detective. Trying to move on with his life after the murder of his lover, Michael Mills, a respected journalist. Out of nowhere, an old friend, an ex-girlfriend, now a lesbian attorney, calls for help. It turns out she had a son either by Todd or by another classmate who also had an affair with Todd. Now that son appears, desperate to protect his own baby daughter from the religious cult of his adoptive father. 179092 1919 Todd of the Times M Cunningham, Jack, John Lynch (Story). Cunningham (Scenario). AFI-Editors/Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book City Editor Theobold Todd (Frank Keenan) of the Springfield Evening Times, lacks ambition and is henpecked at home. When the papers owner puts him in charge while he is gone, Todd exposes a gambling ring that operates out of a hotel. He's made managing editor as a result and also decides to take control of his home life. His awkward son also goes into newspaper work, messing up his father's efforts. Variety 1/24/19: "The whole picture is very realistic, even down to the 'copy boys.' Care has apparently been taken in getting the correct types. The whole picture must have been taken in the editorial rooms of some newspaper office." 179093 2001 Tödlicher Chat N Tuma, Thomas Germany Journalist 179094 1999 Todo el Poder (aka All the Power) MF Mexico Photographer investigates a corrupt police officer. 179095 1999 Todo Sobre mi Madre MF Spain Aspiring Writer Estaban (Eloy Azorin) also wants to discover father's identity, which is carefully concealed by his mother. 179096 1993 Todos los hombres sois iguales MF Journalist. Weatherman 179097 1995 Todos los hombres sois iguales T Journalist. Weatherman 179098 1994 Todos Los Hombres son Iguales MF Spain Sports Journalist, an architect and an airline pilot have their divorces backfire on them. Ex-wives have taken revenge by setting their children against them, taking all their belongings and forcing them into paying alimony with the hope of ruining them. The three meet by chance and they live together in a luxurious apartment where they can smoke when they want to, and live the way they want to (watching sports, one-night stands, leave a mess). They agree to watch out for each other in case any of them makes the mistake of falling in live with a woman again. They all break the rule when they see how beautiful the cleaning woman is. 179099 1993 Todos somos estrellas MF Commentator (Monica Delta) 179100 2003 Toe Tags M News Media. TV Reporter (Lee Redick). 179101 1944 Together Again M Russell, Stanley, Herbert Biberman (Story). Virginia Van Upp, F. Hugh Herbert (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Morton Buchanan (Charles Dingle) runs against small town female mayor. Mayor has taken over the political position following death of her husband five years ago, although even her father-in-law urges her to remarry and start a new life. She goes to New York to commission statue of her husband, meets sculptor, falls in love. Through mix-up, she gets caught naked in a New York restaurant and spends the night in jail. Editor finds out about the incident and prints the story in his newspaper Townspeople refuse to believe the story. Sculptor has followed her back to her hometown and she eventually resigns her post to return with him to New York. News Cameraman (Wally Rose). 179102 1972 Together for Days M Reporter (Emmanuel Hall) 179103 1937 Togger M Germany. Journalist Peter Geis (Mathias Wieman). Journalists bei der Ministerkonferenz (Fritz Berghof, Viggo Larsen, Walter Schenk, Just Scheu, Eugene von Bongardt). Ein Journalist bei der Ministerkonferenz (Wenere Uberschar). Ein rumanischer Journalist (Peter Busse). Ein Journalist (Kurt Cramer). Ein rumanischer Journalist (Carl-August Dennert). Ein italienischer Journalist (Angelo Ferran). Ein polnischer Journalist (Hans Sobierayski). Der Kulturjournalist beim "Neuen Tag" (Eduard Borntrager). Vorsitzender der Journalisten des Reuler-Konzerns (Hellmuth Bergmann). Ein Journalist des Reuler-Konzerns (Michael von Newlinsky). 179104 2006 Toi et moi (aka You and Me). MF DVD -R HQ 10882, 10883 France Editor Ariane (Julie Depardieu) for the magazine, You and Me, tends to transpose her love life with that of her sister, Lena (Marion Cotillard). L’editrice (Nathaniele Esther). The lovelorn Ariane scripts word balloons for a photo-novella in the magazine, “You and Me.” She is accustomed to seeing love in her fiction and this colors how she sees her own relationships. Her cellist sister is dealing with her own budding romances. Ariane uses her own life as inspiration for the florid stories she concocts for the newsstand publication. 179105 1993 Toinen luonto MTF Reporter (Juha Wuolijoki) 179106 1935 Tokai no kaii shichi-ji san-pun MF Japan Newspapers. Old Man Who Sell Evening Newspaper (Yoyo Kojima). 179107 1978 Toki niha Shoufu no youni MF Cameraman (Shouji Otake). 179108 1943 Tokio Jokio MF Parody Newsreel. Captured Japanese newsreel spoof 179109 1959 Tokyo After Dark M Herman, Norman T., Marvin Segal (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Jesse Bronson (Paul Dubov) is an opportunistic American newspaperman involved in case of staff sergeant who was accused of murder when his gun accidentally went off during scuffle with some teenage boys. Reporter campaigns to prevent the case from being turned over to the Japanese courts. He also tries to convince the sergeant to leave the country claiming the power of the press will protect him. But the sergeant decides to stay and stand trial for the sake of his Japanese lover. Supposedly based on actual events. 179110 2007 Tokyo Majin Gakuen Kenpuchou: Tou C Japan. Produced by AIC Spirits studio. Anime series High School Newspaper Reporter Kyoto Tohno is a member of the Newspaper club, whom Kyouichi labels a stalker. Goes by the nickname "Anko". A curious and determined girl, Kyoko is always out to get the scoop on Tatsuma and his group's actions. Sensing that the main characters may be hiding something, she tails them and saw them using their "powers". She was overwhelmed by the fact that someone was murdered during their fight with Ryouichi and locked herself in her room, refusing to go anywhere. After some persuasion by Aoi, she reconciles with the main characters. She often helps them by providing information regarding the incidents happening around the city. She seems to have extensive information of everything and good research skills. It is shown towards the end of the second season that she has feelings towards Kyouichi 179111 1933 Tokyo no onna MF Reporter (Chishu Ryu). 179112 1945 Tokyo Rose M Chambers, Whitman (Idea). Geoffrey Homes, Maxwell Shane (Screenplay) Ness Book Irish Correspondent Timothy O'Brien (Don Douglas) meets a soldier who wants to avenge the death of a fellow soldier by exposing notorious propaganda broadcaster. He and fellow prisoners scheduled to appear on Tokyo Rose's broadcast. They stage a revolt in the radio studio when it is bombed. He assumes the disguise of a dead Swedish broadcaster meeting O'Brien. He eventually succeeds in kidnapping Tokyo Rose. Irish journalist appears to betray American solider, but it turns out to be part of the plot to help him carry out his mission. 179113 1923 Told By An Idiot N OWN - H Macaulay, Rosalie Press 179114 1952 Tom and Jerry: Fit To Be Tied (Tom & Jerry) C DVD -R HQ 9942 Newspaper. Final News Daily: Leash Law Passed. Public Safety Puts Dogs on Lease. Picture of three dogs on leashes with caption: “It Shouldn’t Happen to a Dog, say Dogs.” Second Headline: City Plans To Impound Dogs Not on a Leash.” 179115 1956 Tom and Jerry: Flying Sorceress, The (Tom & Jerry) C DVD -R HQ 10533 Newspaper Story and Headline. Wanted: intelligent cat to act as traveling companion for elderly lady -- apply in person. Tom goes to apply for the job with newspaper in hand. Elderly Lady turns out to be a witch. Tom steals the witch’s broomstick and makes Jerry’s life miserable. 179116 1965 Tom and Jerry: Smarty Cat (Tom & Jerry) C DVD -R HQ 10575 Composite -- Home movies. Newspaper Story and Headline. Newspaper. Final News Daily: Leash Law Passed. Public Safety Puts Dogs on Lease. Picture of three dogs on leashes with caption: “It Shouldn’t Happen to a Dog, say Dogs.” Second Headline: City Plans To Impound Dogs Not on a Leash.” 179117 2009 Tom and Valkyrie M Newscaster (Heather Walters). A depressed insomniac locked in a small Chinatown studio that he’s afraid to leave. He’s grieving the loss of his wife and daughter, and tormented by memories of a dysfunctional family. He hallucinates about his childhood heroes including Ben Franklin (Ralph Archbold). Tom’s beautiful neighbor is Valkyrie whom he has never met. She zips across Manhattan on a series of disastrous blind dates in pursuit of her goal “to find the last real man in New York City” by midnight tonight. 179118 1995 Tom Clancy's Op-Center N Clancy, Tom & Pieczenik, Steve Press officer Press Officer. 179119 2004 Tom Clancy's Op-Center: Call to Treason N Clancy, Tom (Creator) with Steve Pieezenik. Written by Jeff Rovin Press Secretary Katherine "Kat" Lockley to Senator Donald Orr. She's 29 and loved her work. Bill Tymore, Washington Post Business Reporter. Reporter Lucy Kay O'Connor. O'Connor: "Don’t worry. I'll make it come out right," to a source. She turns out to be a murderer. 179120 1982 Tom Cottle: Up Close DT Host Tom Cottle 179121 1980 Tom Horn M Reporter (John L. Hallett). Reporter (Jerry Jackson). 179122 2000 Tom Jones T Canadian TV Series (2000-2003) Political Reporter Graham Pearson (Ben Bass). Maria Di Luzio's (Janet Kidder) romantic interest. 179123 1919 Tom Mix: Coming of the Law, The M Newspaper 179124 2004 Tom Reed: Be Mine NM Mofina, Rick #5 Tom Reed Mysteries Crime Reporter Tom Reed of the San Francisco Star, had seen a lot of sick messages but the one just delivered to fellow Reporter Molly Wilson is different -- it is shockingly personal and written in human blood. Reed races to save his career and Wilson. 179125 2002 Tom Reed: Blood of Others NM Mofina, Rick #3 Tom Reed Mysteries Crime Reporter Tom Reed of the San Francisco Star looks into the chilling disappearance of a shy, solitary San Francisco insurance clerk. He and a legendary homicide inspector investigate. They take separate tracks in their pursuit of a brilliant and methodical cyber stalker who targets lonely women using the line -- "What exactly do you look for in a man?" He lures vulnerable women from their quiet worlds into his nightmare as he races the clock and travels the glob in search of the one woman who can forgive his monstrous sins and redeem his soul. 179126 2001 Tom Reed: Cold Fear NM Mofina, Rick #2 Tom Reed Mysteries Crime Reporter Tom Reed of the San Francisco Star investigates a story of a 10-year-old girl's disappearance in remote region of Montana's Glacier National Park known as the Devil's Grasp. She disappears while on a camping trip with her mother and father. Multi-agency task force launches a massive search as she fights to survive in the wilderness. Soon the nation is gripped by the life-and-death drama which soon involves Reed and his partner, a legendary homicide inspector. 179127 2000 Tom Reed: If Angels Fall NM Mofina, Rick #1 Tom Reed Mysteries Crime Reporter Tom Reed of the San Francisco Star, whose life is coming apart, races the clock with a homicide detective to learn the truth behind a string of chilling child abductions. 179128 2003 Tom Reed: No Way Back NM Mofina, Rick #4 Tom Reed Mysteries Reporter Tom Reed of San Francisco Star is a brash journalist who decides to take on one more assignment before quitting the profession. Two ex-cons rob a jewelry store, kill a cop and take a hostage -- and the hostage turns out to be the reporter's wife. Reed does some digging of his own, much to the frustration of the aging police inspector. Opportunistic freelance reporter and her cameraman provide the reporter and he inspector with their first clue, which sends them across state lines on a high intensity chase. 179129 1884 Tom Sawyer's Conspiracy SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Newsboy 179130 1997 Tom Show, The: T VHS 625, 623, 611, 587, 585. Episodes. Series 9-7-1997 to 2-22-1998 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. 179131 1997 Tom Show, The: Bad Publicity T VHS 585 Episode #2. 9-14-1987 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Kenlon is accused of shoplifting 179132 1998 Tom Show, The: Band, The T Episode #17. 2-8-1998 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Tom finds himself in a jam after he tells Kenlon that he can get the band K-Ci and JoJo to perform at her school. 179133 1998 Tom Show, The: Centerfold, The T Episode #16. 2-1-1998 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Kenlon suffers brutal teasing by the boys at school after nude pictures of Maggie appear in a magazine. Brownie makes changes at the Roadhouse after it is named one of the "Ted Best Dives in St. Paul." 179134 1997 Tom Show, The: Crown Prince of Finland, The T Episode #8. 11-5-1997 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. After Charlie complains about the oddball guests that have appeared on the show, Tom books the visiting Crown Prince of Finland unaware that he's a royal lush. 179135 1997 Tom Show, The: It's Jan! T Episode #9. 11-9-1997 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Author offers Tom a job. 179136 1997 Tom Show, The: Kenlon's New Clothes T VHS 585 Episode #3. 9-21-1997 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. After Tom's first shopping trip with Kenlon ends in a fight, he asks Madison to help her pick out school clothes. The new wardrobe, however, doesn't past muster. 179137 1997 Tom Show, The: Long Day's Journey Into Fights T VHS 598 Episode #6. 10-15-1997 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Everyone at the station is in an uproar after Charlie makes an on-air blunder, so Tom decides to bring in a pop therapist to clear the air with sensitivity training. 179138 1997 Tom Show, The: Maggie Returns T Episode #12. 12-14-1997 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Tom isn't surprised when Maggie visits the girls after receiving some bad press. But he's shocked when she announces that she wants sole custody of them. 179139 1997 Tom Show, The: Rival Station T VHS 596 Episode #5. 10-5-1997 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Tom decides it's his business to interfere with Madison's personal life when he learns she is dating the obnoxious producer of a rival morning show. 179140 1998 Tom Show, The: Talk, The T Episode #13. 1-4-1998 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Kenlon likes an older guy. Jonathan moves out. 179141 1998 Tom Show, The: Ticket Scam, The T Episode #19. 2-22-1998 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Tom tries to improve father-son relationship by taking his dad to a basketball game. All's well until Tom learns that the skybox tickets he bought are stolen. 179142 1997 Tom Show, The: Tom Lives Brownie's Life For the Weekend T VHS 598 Episode #7. 10-26-1997 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Tom baby sits seven unruly children. 179143 1997 Tom Show, The: Tom Story, A T Episode #11. 11-16-1997 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Tom is reluctant to attend his high school reunion because he fears everyone will expect him to live up to his reputation as the school's most notorious prankster. 179144 1998 Tom Show, The: Tom vs. the PTA T Episode #14. 1-11-1998 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Tom ignites a book-burning crusade after he persuades the PTA to ban Maggie's new book, which contains embarrassing stories about the girls. Jonathan plays nursemaid to a duck that he shot during his first hunting trip. 179145 1997 Tom Show, The: Tom's Back Again. (aka Premiere) T VHS 571 Episode #1. 9-7-1997 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Tom, a divorced man, returns to his hometown of St. Paul with his two daughters. 179146 1998 Tom Show, The: Tom's Dream House T Episode #18. 2-15-1998 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Tom finds the perfect house he can't afford. 179147 1997 Tom Show, The: Tom's First Date T Episode #4. 9-28-1997 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Tom's reentry into the dating arena is a rude awakening -- for both him and his date. Madison and Tanya get starry-eyed over a smooth-talking sleep expert. 179148 1998 Tom Show, The: Top Five, The T Episode #15. 1-18-1998 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Tom invites Tanya to be his guest at an all-male club. But the fact that she's a woman is the least of her problems. Alissa's essay on the five people she admires most upsets Tom. 179149 1997 Tom Show, The: White Shadow, The T Episode #10. 11-16-1997 TV Talk Show Producer Tom Amross (Tom Arnold) who divorced his famous talk-show wife, Maggie (Shannon Tweed) in St. Paul, Minnesota. Works with KOGD-TV broadcaster Charles "Charlie" Dickerson (Ed McMahon), the local morning show host for 43 years. Tom steps in to coach Alissa's basketball team after her coach is thrown out, but he fouls up on the home court when he takes Alissa out for the last 12 seconds of the game. Tanya isn't pleased when Charlie hires a biographer. 179150 2002 Tom Stone (aka Stone Undercover): Dead Dog Rain (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #8-#9. 4-15-2002. Canada. Series, 2001-2003. Political Reporter Graham Pearson (Ben Bass) is the love interest of Marina Di Luzio (Janet Kidder), a detective dealing with corporate crime cases. After a surveyor’s trailer explodes, Marina joins an RCMP investigation into a family of environmental anarchists who may be wreaking havoc in a private war against some nearby gas companies. Tom heads off to infiltrate the compound -- just as another explosion rocks the oil patch. Tom struggles to pacify angry townsfolk before they retaliate against a family of environmental activists who are accused of setting off bombs. Meanwhile, Marina’s persistence brings friction from an RCMP colleague who has his own agenda for investigating the family. 179151 2002 Tom Stone (aka Stone Undercover): Solidarity Forever T Episode #3. 3-4-2002. Canada. Series, 2001-2003. Political Reporter Graham Pearson (Ben Bass) is the love interest of Marina Di Luzio (Janet Kidder), a detective dealing with corporate crime cases. While pretending to help Marina with a union pension fraud case, Tom decides to go after Saunders, the guy who set him up and helped put him in jail. Using Saunders’ girlfriend as bait, Tom lures him home to Calgary for a confrontation. 179152 2002 Tom Stone (aka Stone Undercover): For the Money T Episode #2. 2-25-2002. Canada. Series, 2001-2003. Political Reporter Graham Pearson (Ben Bass) is the love interest of Marina Di Luzio (Janet Kidder), a detective dealing with corporate crime cases. Crooked investor has been falsifying log reports to drum up interest and money for his oil operation. To get closer to the scam, Tom poses as a wealthy horse-buyer and investor while Marina struggles to control her new operative. 179153 2002 Tom Stone (aka Stone Undercover): Man Who Knew Too, The T Episode #6. 3-25-2002. Canada. Series, 2001-2003. Political Reporter Graham Pearson (Ben Bass) is the love interest of Marina Di Luzio (Janet Kidder), a detective dealing with corporate crime cases. Fred, a drinking buddy of Jack’s, has jumped off a building. Tom and Jack convince Marina to investigate. As they uncover Fred’s secrets, they discover that Fred worked for an elite RCMP Special Ops task force in the 1960s and that many people might want him dead. 179154 1889 Tom Tracy; or Trials of a New York Newsboy, The N USC Putnam, Arthur Lee Newsboys Tom Tracy, Jimmy O'Hara. 179155 2004 Tom Waits Made Me Cry M Ireland. Short Newspaper Vendor (Connor Lee). 179156 2002 Tom, Dick and Debbie Harry (aka I’m a Believer) NR Adams, Jessica Magazine Editor Bronte is the only invited guest not at a wedding between her ex-husband, a gentle small-town vet, and Sarah who, after a whirlwind courtship, is moving to Australia as his bride. But on the morning of the wedding, she realizes she has made the worst mistakes of her life. Bronte, a successful magazine editor, threw her wedding invitation in the trash. But she finds herself mysteriously drawn to visit Richard, despite her best efforts to put those thoughts out of her mind. 179157 1941 Tom, Dick and Harry M DVD -R HQ 9044, 9045 Rogers Radio Announcer (Knox Manning). Newsreel Announcer (William Alland). Photographer (Sidney Skolsky). 179158 2005 Toma La, Da Ca TF Reporter (Marcelo Laham) 179159 1963 Tomb of Torture (Metem-Psycho) M Kristye, Anthony (Antonio Boccacci), Johnny Seemonell (Giovani Simonetti) (Screenplay). AFI-Journalists. Italy. Released in United States 1966. Ness Book Reporter Marco Mariani (Mark Marian) attempts to solve murders of two women whose bodies were found near a castle. Tries to help woman who resembles countess murdered 20 years before. Has dreams where she reenacts woman's murder. Reporter skeptical about theory woman is reincarnation of dead countess. While exploring castle at night journalist is knocked out. Woman arrives at castle in trance-like state induced by another woman who hopes she can reveal where jewels are hidden. With help of mysterious Hindu, reporter locates secret vault where the woman is being held hostage. Rescues her and other woman id dispatched by an arrow from a crossbow. 179160 1977 Tombola N Matthiesen, Hinrich Germany Journalist 179161 1921 Tomboy, The M Harbaugh, Carl (Story-Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Sportswriter Minnie Ann Thomas (Eileen Percy), the star batter for a local baseball team, takes a job as a sportswriter to expose bootleggers who are supplying her father with liquor. Journalist is helped by a stranger who turns out to be a government revenue agent. 179162 1957 Tombstone Territory: Ambush at Gila Gulch T Episode #10. 12-18-1957 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179163 1957 Tombstone Territory: Apache Vendetta T Episode #9. 12-11-1957 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179164 1958 Tombstone Territory: Assassin, The T Episode #32. 5-21-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179165 1960 Tombstone Territory: Betrayal T Episode #87. 6-3-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179166 1959 Tombstone Territory: Black Diamond, The T Episode #46. 4-17-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179167 1958 Tombstone Territory: Black Marshal of Deadwood, The T Episode #38. 9-3-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179168 1960 Tombstone Territory: Bride, The T Episode #70. 2-5-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179169 1957 Tombstone Territory: Bullet for an Editor, A T Episode #5. 11-13-57 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179170 1960 Tombstone Territory: Capture, The T Episode #67. 1-15-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179171 1958 Tombstone Territory: Cave-In T Episode #24. 3-26-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179172 1960 Tombstone Territory: Coded Newspaper T Episode #76. 3-18-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179173 1960 Tombstone Territory: Crime Epidemic T Episode #91. 7-1-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179174 1959 Tombstone Territory: Dangerous Romance T Episode #61. 12-4-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179175 1959 Tombstone Territory: Day of Amnesty T Episode #44. 4-3-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179176 1959 Tombstone Territory: Death is to Write About T Episode #52. 5-29-59 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179177 1959 Tombstone Territory: Death Is To Write About T Episode #52. 5-29-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179178 1957 Tombstone Territory: Desert Survival T Episode #8. 12-4-1957 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179179 1958 Tombstone Territory: Doc Holliday in Durango T Episode #29. 4-30-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179180 1958 Tombstone Territory: Epitaph, The T Episode #20. 2-26-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179181 1960 Tombstone Territory: Eyewitness T Episode #66. 1-8-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179182 1960 Tombstone Territory: Female Killer T Episode #71. 2-12-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179183 1958 Tombstone Territory: Fight For a Fugitive T Episode #34. 6-4-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179184 1960 Tombstone Territory: Fortune, The T Episode #83. 5-6-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179185 1958 Tombstone Territory: Gatling Gun, The T Episode #37. 8-27-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179186 1958 Tombstone Territory: Geronimo T Episode #21. 3-5-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179187 1960 Tombstone Territory: Girl From Philadelphia T Episode #82. 4-29-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179188 1959 Tombstone Territory: Grave Near Tombstone T Episode #51. 5-22-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179189 1958 Tombstone Territory: Guilt of a Town T Episode #23. 3-19-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179190 1958 Tombstone Territory: Gun Fever T Episode #15. 1-22-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179191 1959 Tombstone Territory: Gun Hostage T Episode #48. 5-1-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179192 1959 Tombstone Territory: Gunfighter, The T Episode #54. 10-16-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179193 1957 Tombstone Territory: Guns of Silver T Episode #7. 11-27-1957 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179194 1957 Tombstone Territory: Gunslinger from Galeville T Episode #1. 10-16-1957. Series 1-16-1957 to 7-8-1960. 91 episodes Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179195 1960 Tombstone Territory: Holcomb Brothers T Episode #74. 3-4-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179196 1959 Tombstone Territory: Horse Thief, The T Episode #58. 11-13-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179197 1960 Tombstone Territory: Hostage T Episode #79. 4-8-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179198 1960 Tombstone Territory: Injury, The T Episode #90. 6-24-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179199 1960 Tombstone Territory: Innocent Man, The T Episode #84. 5-13-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179200 1958 Tombstone Territory: Johnny Ringo's Last Ride T Episode #19. 2-19-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179201 1960 Tombstone Territory: Juan Diega T Episode #92. 7-8-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179202 1960 Tombstone Territory: Kidnapping, The T Episode #81. 4-22-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179203 1957 Tombstone Territory: Killer Without a Conscience T Episode #6. 11-20-1957 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179204 1958 Tombstone Territory: Lady Gambler, The T Episode #33. 5-28-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179205 1960 Tombstone Territory: Lady Lawyer, The T Episode #72. 2-19-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179206 1958 Tombstone Territory: Legacy of Death T Episode #35. 6-11-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179207 1959 Tombstone Territory: Legend, The T Episode #59. 11-20-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179208 1959 Tombstone Territory: Man From Brewster, The T Episode #47. 4-24-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179209 1959 Tombstone Territory: Marked For Murder T Episode #42. 3-20-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179210 1959 Tombstone Territory: Marked Horseshoe, The T Episode #63. 12-18-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179211 1960 Tombstone Territory: Memory T Episode #77. 3-25-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179212 1958 Tombstone Territory: Mexican Bandito T Episode #16. 1-29-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179213 1960 Tombstone Territory: Mine Disasters T Episode #65. 1-1-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179214 1959 Tombstone Territory: Noose That Broke, The T Episode #64. 12-25-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179215 1958 Tombstone Territory: Outcasts, The T Episode #28. 4-23-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179216 1960 Tombstone Territory: Outlaw, The T Episode #89. 6-17-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179217 1958 Tombstone Territory: Outlaw's Bugle T Episode #36. 8-6-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179218 1959 Tombstone Territory: Payroll Robbery T Episode #57. 11-6-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179219 1959 Tombstone Territory: Payroll To Tombstone T Episode #43. 3-27-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179220 1958 Tombstone Territory: Pick Up the Gun T Episode #31. 5-14-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179221 1958 Tombstone Territory: Postmarked For Death T Episode #18. 2-12-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179222 1959 Tombstone Territory: Premature Obituary T Episode #60. 11-27-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179223 1958 Tombstone Territory: Rebel's Last Charge, The T Episode #14. 1-15-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179224 1959 Tombstone Territory: Red Terror of Tombstone T Episode #53. 10-9-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179225 1960 Tombstone Territory: Return of Kansas Joe T Episode #86. 5-27-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179226 1958 Tombstone Territory: Return of the Outlaw, The T Episode #22. 3-12-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179227 1960 Tombstone Territory: Revenge T Episode #78. 4-1-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179228 1957 Tombstone Territory: Revenge Town T Episode #4. 11-6-1957 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179229 1957 Tombstone Territory: Reward for a Gunslinger T Episode #2. 10-23-1957 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. Sheriff Hollister heads back for Tombstone with his prisoner who was wanted for robbery and murder. On the way he runs into two bounty hunters who want the reward and are willing to kill the sheriff to get it. 179230 1957 Tombstone Territory: Ride Out at Noon T Episode #3. 10-30-1957 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179231 1958 Tombstone Territory: Rose of the Rio Bravo T Episode #40. 9-17-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179232 1959 Tombstone Territory: Self-Defense T Episode #62. 12-11-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179233 1957 Tombstone Territory: Sermons and Six Guns T Episode #11. 12-25-1957 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179234 1958 Tombstone Territory: Shoot Out at Dark T Episode #13. 1-8-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179235 1960 Tombstone Territory: Siesta Killer, The T Episode #85. 5-20-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179236 1960 Tombstone Territory: Silver Killers T Episode #73. 2-26-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179237 1958 Tombstone Territory: Skeleton Canyon Massacre T Episode #25. 4-2-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179238 1960 Tombstone Territory: State's Witness T Episode #68. 1-22-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179239 1959 Tombstone Territory: Stolen Loot T Episode #55. 10-23-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179240 1960 Tombstone Territory: Stolen Loot T Episode #80. 4-15-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179241 1958 Tombstone Territory: Strange Vengeance T Episode #26. 4-9-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179242 1959 Tombstone Territory: Surrender at Sunglow T Episode #50. 5-15-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179243 1960 Tombstone Territory: Target, The T Episode #69. 1-29-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179244 1958 Tombstone Territory: Thicker Than Water T Episode #39. 9-10-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179245 1958 Tombstone Territory: Tin Gunman, The T Episode #27. 4-16-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179246 1958 Tombstone Territory: Tong War T Episode #17. 2-5-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179247 1959 Tombstone Territory: Trail's End T Episode #45. 4-10-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179248 1960 Tombstone Territory: Treaty, The T Episode #88. 6-10-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179249 1958 Tombstone Territory: Triangle of Death T Episode #30. 5-7-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179250 1959 Tombstone Territory: Warrant for Death T Episode #49. 5-8-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179251 1959 Tombstone Territory: Whipsaw T Episode #41. 3-13-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179252 1959 Tombstone Territory: Writer, The T Episode #56. 10-30-1959 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179253 1960 Tombstone Territory: Young Killers T Episode #75. 3-11-1960 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179254 1958 Tombstone Territory: Youngest Gun, The T Episode #12. 1-1-1958 Editor Harris Clayborne (Richard Eastham) of Tombstone Epitaph, attempts to establish peace through power of the press in Tombstone, Arizona in the 1880s. 179255 1942 Tombstone: Town Too Tough To Die, The M Newspaper Editor John Clum (Emmett Vogan). Typesetter George (Jimmie Dodd). Wyatt Earp cleans up Tombstone and faces the Clanton gang at the O.K. Corral. 179256 1954 Tomei ningen MF Reporter, Young (Yhoshio Tsuchiya). 179257 1904 Tommy & Co. N USC Jerome, J.K. Journalist Peter Hope, hack journalist. Tommy (Jane) helps him and becomes sub-editor. Mr. William Clodd wants to own a paper. Good Humour, Peter Hope editor and part-proprietor. Clodd, part-proprietor. Jane is sub-editor of new publication. Richard Danvers, reporter-writer. 179258 1995 Tommy Boy M News Reporter (Sandi Stahlbrand) 179259 1984 Tommy Doyle: Printer's Devil - Tommy Doyle CB Detective Comics #539. June, 1984. First Appearance Sports Journalist Tommy Doyle becomes the Printer's Devil to stop a buyout of Star City's newspaper, the Daily Star, by media giant Morris Burdick. Printer's Devil, a demonic entity, started haunting the Daily Star building when Burdick threatened to buy the newspaper. After encounter with Green Arrow, he was unmasked as Doyle who hoped to stop buyout with his actions. Doyle partially succeeded, but went to jail for it. Months later, out on bail, he encountered a second Printer's Devil who forced him to provide him with Devil's costume and weapons. Later Doyle embarks on criminal career on his own. 179260 1795 Tomo Cheeki SS Freneau, Philip Fictional Journalist created by Philip Freneau for the Jersey Chronicle. A Creek Indian who visited Philadelphia and told of his observations of the colonial city. Simple, yet eloquent spokesman comment upon events and customs of the city. Aboriginal ingénue, May 23, 1795 first appearance. The Indian had left behind a cache of musings that his Philadelphia landlord had discovered. 179261 1933 Tomorrow at Seven M Crime Story Writer Neil Broderick (Chester Morris) is on his way to Chicago to meet a wealthy friend of a man murdered by the notorious killer Black Ace (he’s called that because he leaves an ace of spades playing card on the victim’s body. He flies to Louisiana after another person receives a black ace with the words “at seven tomorrow night” embossed on it. He becomes another victim. At the plantation, Broderick, who is gathering material on the Ace for a book, begins his investigation and solves the case. Sentimental reporters refer to the killer as “The Ace of Spades.” 179262 1999 Tomorrow by Midnight M TV Reporter (Matt Champagne) 179263 1946 Tomorrow Is Forever M DVD -R HQ 3302, 3303 Commentator's Voice on Radio (Irving Pichel) 179264 1962 Tomorrow Is My Turn (Le Passage du Rhin) aka Crossing of the Rhine, The M Jammot, Armand (Original Idea. Andre Cayatte, Pascal Jordan (Adaptation). Maurice Auberge (Additional Dialogue). Cayatte, Armand Jammot (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. France-Italy-West Germany. Ness Book French Journalist Jean (Georges Riviere) captured in 1940 and sent to work on German farm along with pastry cook. Develops friendship. Journalist seduces farmer's daughter and gets her to help him escape. Journalist goes underground when he gets out because he discovers old boss and his former girlfriend are collaborators. Becomes editor of radical newspaper when war is over. Resigns to return to mistress he abandoned when she became German collaborator. Revealed she slept with Gestapo agent in order to save reporter from being arrested. She now refuses to marry him. Delmas (Jean Marchat) is two-faced publisher. Nation, 3/10/62: "It is scarcely an antiwar picture, for although the journalist suffers grievously, he is the kind of headstrong egocentric who could be counted on to trip over his own expansive gestures in the most tranquil of times." 179265 2002 Tomorrow La Scala! M Journalist (Helene Kvale - The Journalist). Opera company puts on a production of Stephen Sondheim's "Sweeney Todd" in a maximum security prison. 179266 1996 Tomorrow Man, The MT Newscaster (Diana Koricke) 179267 1978 Tomorrow Never Comes M TV Commentator (Ian De Voy) 179268 1997 Tomorrow Never Dies M DVD Media Mogul. Rupert Murdoch-esque Elliot Carver (Jonathan Price) is going to start World War III unless James Bond saves the day. Carver creates disasters to get exclusive news. Newsreaders (Minna Aaltonen, Jeff Harding, Choy-Ling Man). P.R. Lady (Daphne Deckers). 179269 1997 Tomorrow Never Dies N OWN - P Benson, Raymond Media Mogul Elliot Carver has a plan to turn his media conglomerate into a true empire. 179270 1997 Tomorrow Never Dies: Surrender MUS Lang, k.d. News Media. Lyrics in "Surrender," the title song sung by k.d. lang and rejected (used on the album) includes these lyrics: "Your life is a story I've already written The news is that I'm in control Now I have the power To make you surrender Not only your mind, but your soul Tomorrow never dies, surrender Tomorrow will arrive on time I'll tease and tantalize with every line Till you are mine Tomorrow never dies. Whatever you're after Trust me. I'll deliver You'll relish the world that I create Tomorrow never dies, surrender, Tomorrow will arrive on time I'll tease and tantalize with every line Till you are mine Tomorrow never dies. The truth is now what I say I've taken care of yesterday Tomorrow never dies, surrender Tomorrow will arrive on time I'll tease and tantalize with every line Till you are mine. Tomorrow never dies. Tomorrow never dies…. 179271 1994 Tomorrow People, The: Monsoon Man, The: Part 5 T Episode #16. 3-8-1994 TV Reporter (Bob Sessions). 179272 1992 Tomorrow People, The: Origin Story, The (Part 2) T Episode #3. 11-25-1992 Newsreader (Sally McLaren). 179273 1992 Tomorrow People, The: Origin Story, The (Part 4) T Episode #5. 12-9-1992 Newspaper Girl (Monica Peck). 179274 1992 Tomorrow People, The: Pilot - A Bad Dream Gets Real T Episode #1. News Media. The Newscaster (Sally McLean). 179275 1973 Tomorrow Show, The DT Series 1973-1982 Talk-Show Host Tom Snyder. Gossip Columnist Rona Barrett 179276 1936 Tomorrow Will Be Different N OWN - H Barretto, Larry Small Town Editor. Husband becomes editor of the town paper when family moves to a forgotten country house. 179277 2004 Tomorrow's Memoir M TV Newscaster 1 (James W. Judd). Newscaster 2 (Doug Brown). Newscaster, 1963 (Bob Cliff). Newscaster 3 (April Maier). Newscaster 4 (Mario H. Fernandez). Reporter 1 (Margery Bedford). Reporter 2 (Scott Trudeau). 179278 2002 Tompta Gudh MF Reporter (Bengt Strombro) 179279 1998 Tonatiuh's People: Novel of the Mexican Cataclysm, A N Ross, John Reporter, a gringo, who drinks too much mescal and snorts too much coke follows the Indian leader Tonatiuh as he pursues the presidency of Mexico. 179280 1870 Tone-Imparting Committee, The SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Curious Republic of Gondour and Other Whimsical Sketches, The." Editor Horace Greeley and other chief citizens included on the venerable Tone-Imparting committee of the city of New York 179281 1916 Tongues of Men M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 179282 1957 Tonight DT UK Series Reporters Kenneth Allsop, Polly Elwes, Macdonald Hastings, Magnus Magnusson, Julian Pettifer, Trevor Philpott, Brian Redhead, Fyffe Robertson, Ned Sherrin, Alan Whicker. Presenter Dilys Laye. 179283 1945 Tonight and Every Night M DVD -R HQ 8317. 8318. Life Magazine Photographer (Jim Bannon). News Vendor (Wilson Benge). 179284 2005 Tonight I Said Goodbye N Koryta, Michael Reporter Amy Ambrose helps two private investigators look into the murder of an investigator and his missing wife and six-year-old daughter. They are warned off the investigation by a millionaire real estate tycoon and the FBI. Just when they feel they are closing in on a possible source of answers, another murder forces them to change direction in the case. Reporter pal Ambrose helps fill in the background, but when she follows up a lead, she is threatened by a group of Russian-American thugs who destroy her car. 179285 2008 Tonight in the Rivers of Pittsburgh N Weakland, Brian Lee Newspaper Editor is obsessed with the disappearance of a popular Pennsylvania governor presumed to be dead. When the governor’s limousine crashes through a bridge railing and disappears into Pittsburgh’s murky Monongahela River, intensive rescue efforts produce four mangled bodies, but not the governor’s body. Left behind are a very public and ruthless son, a very private mistress and the prize they both crave: the governor’s oil fortune. Bailey’s hometown newspaper editor and a bumbling state police commissioner try to solve the case of the missing governor. What they learn is a Bailey family secret so shocking and devastating that the editor hesitates to publish it. 179286 1968 Tonight Let's All Make Love in London M AFI-Novelists Writer 179287 1990 Tonight Live With Steve Vizard T Series 1990-1993 Newsreader with the Mostest (Jennifer Keyte - Herself). 179288 1962 Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, The T Series 10-1-1962 to 5-22-1992 Talk-Show Host Johnny Carson. 179289 1992 Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, The: Johnny Carson's Final Program T SV 148 Series 10-1-1962 to 5-22-1992 Talk-Show Host Johnny Carson 179290 1992 Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The T Series. 5-22-1992- Host (Jay Leno, 1992-2007). Correspondent (Sean Cullen). Correspondent (Ross Matthews - Ross, the Intern, 2006). Correspondent (Angela Ramos - 2000). Excess Hollywood Correspondent (Kris McGaha - 2001). Correspondent (Matt Mitchell - 2003). Correspondent (Chris Isaak - 2001-2006). Correspondents (Brian Herzlinger, Randy McDowell, Mitch Fatel, Harland Williams - 2005, Kira Soltanovich - 2005, Mo Rocca - 2006, Steve Schirripa - 2006). 179291 1954 Tonight Show, The: T Series 9-27-1954 to 1-1957 Talk-Show Host Steve Allen. Talk-Show Host with Allen (Ernie Kovacs, 1957). 179292 1957 Tonight Show, The: T Series. 7-1957 to 3-1962 Talk-Show Host Jack Paar. 179293 1960 Tonight Show, The: Jack Paar Returns T Episode. 3-7-1960 Talk-Show Host Jack Paar returned to the show, strolled onstage, struck a pose and said, "As I was saying before I was interrupted….." The audience erupted in applause. Paar continued: "When I walked off, I said there must be a better way of making a living. Well I've looked and there isn't." 179294 1960 Tonight Show, The: Jack Paar Walks Off the Tonight Show T Episode. 2-11-1960 Talk-Show Host Jack Paar walked off his show for a month after NBC censors edited out a segment about a joke involving a W.C. (a polite term for flush toilet). As he left his desk he said, "I am leaving The Tonight Show. There must be a better way of making a living than this." Paar's abrupt departure left his startled announcer Hugh Downs to finish the broadcast himself. The W.C. joke that caused the controversy involved an English lady visiting Switzerland. She asked about the location of the "W.C." The Swiss misunderstood her as talking about the Wayside Chapel and left her a note saying, in part, "the W.C. is situated nine miles from the room that you will occupy. It is capable of holding about 229 people and it is only open on Sunday and Tuesday." "It may interest you to know that my daughter was married in the W.C. and it was there that she met her husband…I shall be delighted to reserve the best seat for you, if you wish, where you will be seen by everyone." 179295 1957 Tonight! America After Dark T Series Columnists Bob Considine, Hy Gardner, Earl Wilson, Irving Kupcinet, Vernon Scott, Paul Coates, Lee Giroux 179296 1968 Tonio Kruger M AFI-Authors Writer 179297 1908 Tono Bungay N OWN - H Wells, H.G. Journalists. Press. Reporters -- "We got rid of some amateurish reporters…." Tono-Bungay is a bogus medicine. 179298 1941 Tonto Basin Outlaws M Reporter Jane Blanchard (Jan Wiley) from the Denver Daily arrives in North Butte in search of a story posing as a waitress. Cattle rustlers are affecting the Army's meat supply during the Spanish-American War. Editor Stanley (Rex Lease), Blanchard's Editor.. Photographer (Edward Peil Sr.). 179299 2000 Tony Blair Witch Project, The M News Reporter (Joe Adkins) 179300 1976 Tony Brown's Journal DT Host Tony Brown 179301 2001 Tony Curtis on "Some Like It Hot" T Interviewer (Leonard Maltin-Himself) 179302 1999 Tony Danza Show, The: T SVD 737 Episodes. Series 9-24-1997 to 12-10-1997 Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. 179303 1997 Tony Danza Show, The: C'gar Face T Episode #8 Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. Tony is able to get an exclusive interview with Dave Winfield (Himself) thanks to Carmen's uncle's Cuban cigars, but this does more harm than good when word gets out. 179304 1997 Tony Danza Show, The: Christmas T Episode #10 Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. Tony's Christmas turns less than merry when his wife, Susan, calls from Paris with a gift for the girls: a chance to spend the holidays abroad with her. 179305 1997 Tony Danza Show, The: Marriage Made in Miami T Episode #5. 12-10-1997 Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. Tony's attempt to coax Carmen's father into treating her like an independent adult backfires when he misinterprets Tony's praise for the woman he can't live without and begins planning a wedding. Unable to squash the father's joy, the dismayed duo play along with the charade. 179306 1997 Tony Danza Show, The: Milk Run, The T VHS 610 Savel, Dava Episode #4. 12-3-1997 Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. Tony succumbs to Frank's suggestion that he get a social life, and the father-and-son duo -- one raring to go, the other reluctant -- descend on the singles scene, while Tina and Mickey wonder what's taking dad so long at the 'market.' After a disastrous time at the 'meet' market, Tony climbs into a taxi and recounts his misadventures to a sympathetic, curiously familiar cabbie named Simka, who gives him an earful about her own life. 179307 1997 Tony Danza Show, The: Mini-Pause T Episode #11 Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. Mickey's hypochondria comes full circle with the advent of her birthday -- to the point of begging Tony to take her to a doctor. Jose Canseco (Himself). 179308 1997 Tony Danza Show, The: Pilot T VHS 585 Episode #1. 9-24-1997 Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. Technophobic Tony faces a computer crisis when his column must be e-mailed to his editor at the eleventh hour, and his assistant Carmen Cruz must drop her date and rush to the rescue. DiMeo, a recently separated dad who's bent on raising his two daughters with a few old-fashioned values, goes head-to-head with 16-year-old Tina when he learns she's played hooky for two weeks from the new private school she detests. 11-year-old Mickey drives her loving dad to distraction with her neuroses and hypochondria, and her doting grandfather, baker Frank DiMeo, gives lip service to strict parenting. Editor and Voice of Announcer (Danny Mann). Phil Rizzuto (Himself). 179309 1997 Tony Danza Show, The: Price of Dirty Laundry, The T Episode #6. Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. Carmen pitches a fit when she catches Tony meddling in her romance with a bad-news baseball star. Stuey recruits the DiMeo kids in a lucrative Halloween venture, unbeknownst to Tony: an escort service to insure the door-to-door safety of hundreds of little costume-clad trick-or-treaters. 179310 1997 Tony Danza Show, The: Stringers T Episode #12 Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. Carmen lands a job as a reporter with Tony's help, but Tony is unimpressed with her work. 179311 1997 Tony Danza Show, The: Sue You T Episode #14 Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. Tony gets sued after attacking a chauvinistic attorney he tried to fix up Carmen with. 179312 1997 Tony Danza Show, The: Take This Job and… T Episode #9 Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. When Tina complains that Tony is always tying up the phone line, he tells her to get a job so she can pay for her own line. Tony has second thoughts about his advice when Tina begins working for Frank who doesn't teach Tina quite the lesson about hard work that Tony was aiming for. 179313 1997 Tony Danza Show, The: Thanks…But No Thanksgiving T Episode #7. Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. Tony and Tina clash when Tina wants to spend Thanksgiving with a friend, instead of with him. 179314 1997 Tony Danza Show, The: Vision Quest T Episode #13 Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. Tony's vision of the perfect woman in Frank's bakery leads him to try his hand at dating again -- to disastrous results. 179315 1997 Tony Danza Show, The: Wired T Episode #2. 10-8-1997 Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. Juggling domestic chores and a tight editorial deadline, Tony tries to beat the clock, but his carefully crafted schedule sinks thanks to leaking faucet and inept plumber as well as Tina's teen trauma with a cheating boyfriend. Also Mickey's latest malady and Carmen's long lunch date. Finally with help, he manages to give tea and sympathy to his daughters, the boot to the plumber and his column to Carmen. 179316 1997 Tony Danza Show, The: With Your Guest Host Tony DiMeo… T VHS 596 Abugov, Jeff Episode #3. Sportswriter Tony DiMeo also happens to have two daughters. He must rely on his young assistant Carmen Cruz (Maria Canals) to help with both. Tony's opportunity to host a radio sports talk show goes awry when he can't persuade the callers to stick to the topic of sports and finds himself trapped into discussing his personal life on the air. Mickey shows a bemused Stuey a tip or two about being a doorman. Karl Malone (Himself). 179317 1950 Tony Draws a Horse M Photographer (Michael Ward). 179318 1988 Tony Mantegna CB Action Comics Weekly #619 to #630. 9-27 to 12-13-1988. Gossip Columnist Tony Mantegna is a deaf former reporter who is a member of the second incarnation of the Secret Six. He is a gossip columnist who lost his hearing and was given a headset to let him hear. The new Secret Six is led by a mysterious person called Mockingbird. Team consists of a marine who lost his sight and was given goggles to let him see, a mathematician with epilepsy who was given a tiara to control her disease, a track star who lost his legs and was given new robotic legs, an actress who lost her voice and was given a machine that allowed her to speak, a sculptor and special effects artist who lost his ability to use his hands and was given gloves that allowed him to use his hands, and Mantegna. 179319 1946 Tony Woolrich: Gay Mortician, The NM Raison, Milton Mitchell #3 Tony Woolrich Mysteries Drama Critic Tony Woolrich for the New York Record continues his adventures as an unwilling detective when he goes to San Francisco for the world premiere of an operetta called "The Gay Mortician." He finds himself drawn into embezzlement, robbery and murder. 179320 1947 Tony Woolrich: Murder in a Lighter Vein NM Raison, Milton Mitchell #5 Tony Woolrich Mysteries Drama Critic Tony Woolrich for the New York Record. 179321 1947 Tony Woolrich: No Weeds for the Widow NM Raison, Milton Mitchell #4 Tony Woolrich Mysteries Drama Critic Tony Woolrich for the New York Record continues his adventures as an unwilling detective on the south shore of Long Island in a mystery with a psychological twist. 179322 1945 Tony Woolrich: Nobody Loves a Dead Man NM Raison, Milton Mitchell #2 Tony Woolrich Mysteries Drama Critic Tony Woolrich for the New York Record is a prime suspect when a Hollywood celebrity dies. He assists police in finding the true murderer 179323 1936 Tony Woolrich: Phantom of Forty-Second Street, The (aka Phantom of 42nd Street, The) NM Raison, Milton Mitchell #1 Tony Woolrich Mysteries Drama Critic Tony Woolrich for the New York Record. 179324 1943 Tony Zacco CB Blue Beetle #24 Crime Reporter 179325 1994 Tonya & Nancy: Inside Story, The MT Reporter (Terri Hanauer). Reporter (Heather Lee). Reporter (Ken Tipton). Newspaper Editor (Jack Shearer). Network President (Robert Pine). 179326 1939 Too Big For Marbles SS OWN Shute, George Reporter Bill Trent. Wally Brennan delivers newspapers. In Superman Archives Volume Two. 179327 1986 Too Close for Comfort: T SVD 764. SVD 802 Episodes. Series 11-11-1980 to 3-1-1987 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was creating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his wife. Their two daughters, Jackie and Sara, moved into downstairs apartment of the San Francisco town house. Jackie worked at a bank and Sara was a sexy freshman at San Francisco State College. Sara's friend Monroe Fiscus. In 1986, series changed name to "The Ted Knight Show" and Henry, Muriel and Andrew born to Muriel when she was 42, moved north of San Francisco to Mill Valley where Henry became a co-owner of a weekly newspaper (49 percent). 51 percent of The Marin Bugler is owned by Hope Stinson (Pat Carroll), widow of Norris J. Stinson who founded paper 35 years ago. Monroe was working at the newspaper. TV Weather Girl Sarah Rush (Lydia Cornell, college student), local weather girl for KTSF-TV's "Dawn in San Francisco" program (part-time job). 179328 1985 Too Close For Comfort: Accused, Confused and Abused T Episode #103. 10-26-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179329 1983 Too Close For Comfort: Adoption Story, The T Episode #59. 2-24-1983 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179330 1985 Too Close For Comfort: All in a Day's Unemployment T Episode #90. 2-23-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179331 1985 Too Close For Comfort: And Baby Makes Two T Episode #92. 5-4-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179332 1982 Too Close For Comfort: April and September T Episode #30. 1-12-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Henry is going up the wall with April keeping such late hours, spending time with her latest boyfriend. Henry and Muriel are in for a shock when they discover here boyfriend is old enough to be her father. Henry puts his foot down and that's when the man asks April to move in with him, which she gladly accepts. 179333 1985 Too Close For Comfort: Arrivederci, Jackie T Episode #104. 11-2-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179334 1985 Too Close For Comfort: Ars Gratia Iris T Episode #105. 11-9-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179335 1982 Too Close For Comfort: As the Cookie Crumbles T Episode #37. 3-9-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Henry and Muriel plan on a weekend getaway which is perfect for the aspiring business that is beginning in the girls' apartment. d It seems Sara's baking recipes are exceptional, so much so, that Monroe suggests that she start her own business with him and April. But when they get a large order, they aren't quite ready to accommodate and decide to use Muriel and Henry's kitchen. 179336 1980 Too Close For Comfort: Bag Lady, The T Episode #3. 11-18-1980 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Jackie who works at a bank, tries to make a money delivery to a supermarket, but finds it closed. After calling her boss, she finds herself in charge of a bag with $100,000 in it. Muriel and Henry are convinced that the ex-convict plumbers are going to rip them off, but soon Jackie's bag of money enters the fray. 179337 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Boy in the Band, The T Episode #12. 2-10-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. A man who took Muriel on the road with a band when she was young arrives in town looking as young as ever. Henry soon feels old and becomes insecure. Muriel also becomes insecure when the man takes an interest in Jackie. 179338 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Break Out the Pampers (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #42-#43. 9-30-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179339 1983 Too Close For Comfort: Briefly at the Counter T Episode #54. 1-13-1983 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179340 1985 Too Close For Comfort: British Are Coming, The British Are Coming, The T Episode #100. 10-5-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179341 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Brotherly Hate T Episode #32. 2-2-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Henry's brother, Bill, is coming to San Francisco for a visit and April has a wild idea of how to bring her father and Henry, who haven't spoken to one another in 40 years, together. Once face to face, however, Henry refuses to visit with him and admits to Muriel that after all this time, he doesn't even remember what the fight was all about. Meanwhile, Monroe's cheesecake dessert turns out to be laced with arsenic. 179342 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Centerfold T Episode #15. 3-3-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. A football player, Buck Krulik, is in town and a fan of Henry's "Cosmic Cow" comic strip so he comes by for a visit and has Jackie, Sara and Muriel fawn all over him. After admiring some of her photography, Buck remembers he when a nude centerfold photo shoot goes awry and he calls her to take over. But Muriel may not be quite ready for a male nude spread despite Henry forbidding her to do it. 179343 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Charlie's Last Hurrah T Episode #33. 2-9-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Henry gets a letter in the mail from a practical joker friend and rival cartoonist, Charlie Davis. It seems he's coming to San Francisco for a visit and Henry is sure he will be the butt of one of Charlie's jokes, so he plans to one up him, but has second thoughts when he discovers Charlie is "dying." 179344 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Cinderella Update T Episode #85. 12-1-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179345 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Cop-Out T Episode #29. 1-5-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. April is confused for a burglar one night and Sara and Jackie call the cops. When they arrive, it is love at first sight for Jackie and Detective Brad Turner. A whirlwind romance leads to Brad popping the question and she wholeheartedly accepts, despite Henry's disapproval. But Jackie gets a wake-up call when she realizes what life as a cop's wife would be like when Brad is shot in the line of duty. 179346 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Cosmic Cow vs. the Oval Office T Episode #18. 5-5-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Henry's latest "Cosmic Cow" comic strip has been playfully making fun of Ronald Reagan but Mr. Wainwright has been finding them anything but funny. This ultimately leads to Henry being fired and soon he finds himself looking for a new job. Muriel picks up a full-time job and Henry doesn't like it. 179347 1983 Too Close For Comfort: Courier, The T Episode #58. 2-17-1983 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179348 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Deadline For Henry T Episode #13. 2-17-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Henry's boss, Mr. Wainwright (Hamilton Camp), wanting to avoid any problems associated with a possible strike, orders Henry to cough up next week's comic strip. This forces Henry to stay up all night. Henry, unhappy with the fact that he has been called in for jury duty, is so tired the next day he falls asleep in court. 179349 1985 Too Close For Comfort: Devereaux & Son T Episode #91. 3-2-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179350 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Divorce Chicago Style T Episode #84. 11-24-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179351 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Do You Take This Woman Again? T Episode #47. 11-4-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179352 1983 Too Close For Comfort: Don't Rock the Boat T Episode #62. 4-28-1983 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179353 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Don't Shoot the Piano Movers T Episode #41. 5-11-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Muriel, Henry and the girls have been practicing what they will do when Muriel actually goes into labor. April gets a grand piano and is all excited to have it moved into the Rush apartment. To save on movers expenses, she hires Monroe and his friend to move the piano. But it gets stuck up the staircase. This occurs just as Muriel seemingly begins to go into labor. 179354 1985 Too Close For Comfort: Drawing Room T Episode #87. 2-2-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179355 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Enemy Above, The T Episode #64. 4-7-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179356 1983 Too Close For Comfort: Family Business T Episode #63. 5-5-1983 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179357 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Fan for Henry, A T Episode #31. 1-9-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. As Henry goes through his "Cosmic Cow" fan mail he notices a continuing writer named "X" whose letters go from strange to down-right bizarre. The letters soon turn into kidnapping threats concerning "Cosmic Cow," Henry's hand puppet. The threats soon become reality as Muriel and Henry discover Cosmic Cow missing. Police are called in and a stake-out is set up to catch the elusive "X." 179358 1985 Too Close For Comfort: Finders Keepers T Episode #97. 7-27-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179359 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Fine Romance, A T Episode #11. 2-3-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. An old college friend of Muriel's who is recently divorced arrives in town for a visit and decides to make the most of the rest of her life. Henry becomes insecure about his age after glancing over the obituaries and thinks he may be on death's doorstep soon. However, things turn around for him when the old college friend makes a play for him. 179360 1985 Too Close For Comfort: For Every Man, There's Two Women T Episode #96. 7-20-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179361 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Foreign Exchange T Episode #38. 3-16-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Jackie and Sara are kind of down since they have vacation time coming up and no place to go. April suggests they go to England and that they swap apartments with a couple who wants to visit America. When the couple arrives on Henry's doorstep, he is delighted that is until Monroe and him help with their luggage and discover a horde of guns and ammunition. 179362 1985 Too Close For Comfort: Freddie Loves It, We Love It, You're Cancelled T Episode #107. 11-23-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179363 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Friend In Need, A T Episode #10. 1-27-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Monroe has been struggling with a problem and seeks out a psychologist for help. Later, he confides in Henry that he is still a virgin. When Sara finds this out she is determined to help him. But Henry and Muriel misunderstand and assume she and Monroe are going to have sex. 179364 1983 Too Close For Comfort: Girls of the Media T Episode #57. 2-3-1983 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179365 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Goodbye, Mr. Chip T Episode #77. 7-21-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179366 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Graduates, The T Episode #76. 7-14-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179367 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Guess Who's Coming Forever? T Episode #44. 10-14-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179368 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Guess Who's Coming to Burp? T Episode #20. 10-13-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Muriel is not looking forward to her 42nd birthday and is kind of down in the dumps about her age. Henry and the girls decide to try to cheer her up by taking her out to dinner where she becomes faint. Later it is revealed she's pregnant and she and Henry decide whether or not to keep the baby. 179369 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Hawaii Five-8 T Episode #79. 10-13-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179370 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Henry Bites the Big Apple T Episode #86. 12-8-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179371 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Henry Draws a Blank T Episode #71. 5-26-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179372 1985 Too Close For Comfort: Henry Enters the '80's T Episode #106. 11-16-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179373 1984 Too Close For Comfort: High and Inside T Episode #74. 6-16-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179374 1984 Too Close For Comfort: High Infidelity T Episode #68. 5-5-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179375 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Home Is Where the Bart Is T Episode #67. 4-28-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179376 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Huey T Episode #14. 2-24-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Henry's father, Huey Rush (Ray Middleton) breaks out of the nursing home or rather is thrown out when he has a romantic interlude with another resident. He arrives in San Francisco to stay with Henry. His presence sends the household into an uproar. Jackie debates over whether to accept a job offer in New York. 179377 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Is There a Doctor in the House? T Episode #73. 6-9-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179378 1980 Too Close For Comfort: It Didn't Happen One Night T Episode #2. 11-16-1980 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. With Sara and Jackie living downstairs, Henry has become a snoop-aholic. Sara asks for permission to go to Lake Tahoe for the weekend leaving behind birth control pills Henry assumes is hers. Jackie lets her Navy boyfriend spend the night causing Henry to hit the roof. 179379 1980 Too Close for Comfort: Just Another Pretty Face T Episode #66. 4-21-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his wife. TV News. Sara thinks she is a shoo-in for an anchor position until she sees her competitors in the audience 179380 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Last Weekend, The T Episode #34. 2-16-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. With the new baby on the way, Henry realizes that he didn't spend enough time with Jackie and Sara when they were kids and decides to take them on a ski weekend in Aspen. Once there, Jackie and Sara quickly become friends with two brothers and spend all their time with them leaving Henry out in the cold and becoming friendly with their mother. 179381 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Location, The T Episode #9. 1-13-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Sara and Monroe are ecstatic when a movie director decides Jackie and Sara's apartment would be perfect to film a movie. But Henry and Muriel are totally unsure of the situation. Things get out of hand when a lion, being used for the film, gets loose and takes up residence in Henry and Muriel's kitchen. Henry's boss Hamilton Camp (Arthur Wainwright). 179382 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Luck of the Iris, The T Episode #46. 10-28-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179383 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Making Mountains Out of Molehills T Episode #65. 4-14-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179384 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Matter of Degree, A T Episode #39. 3-23-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Sara has an inspiration for her career. She's decided to quit school and become a weather girl for a morning TV show. April moves in with Jackie and Sara as her old room upstairs is being remodeled into a nursery. As Monroe tries to hang wallpaper, a friend of the family stops by for a visit. = 179385 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Missing Fink, The T Episode #81. 11-3-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179386 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Mister Big T Episode #8. 1-16-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Henry is worried about his job when the new mystery loving boss, Arthur Wainwright (Hamilton Camp) takes over and begins a steady practice of age discrimination. Things may swing his way when Muriel invites Arthur over for dinner which quickly embroils him in a quest to find the man who had snatched Sara's purse. 179387 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Monroe's Secret Love's Secret T Episode #49. 11-18-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179388 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Mr. Christmas T Episode #52. 12-16-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. A certain "Mr. Christmas" comes to the Rush's home and claims to be Santa Claus himself. Henry thinks he's out to rob them and calls the police. 179389 1985 Too Close For Comfort: My Son, the PhD T Episode #89. 2-16-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179390 1982 Too Close For Comfort: My Unfavorite Martin T Episode #35. 2-23-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Henry is not looking forward to a visit from Muriel's mother, Iris Martin. An overbearing woman who always treats Muriel like a child. Iris (Audrey Meadows) takes over the Rush household. This is when Muriel puts her foot down and in a huff, Iris, storms out. Later, Henry tries to get her to make up with Muriel which is when she reveals Muriel was adopted. 179391 1985 Too Close For Comfort: Nearly Departed T Episode #88. 2-9-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179392 1985 Too Close For Comfort: No Deposit, No Return T Episode #101. 10-12-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179393 1985 Too Close For Comfort: No Mas, Monroe T Episode #95. 5-25-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179394 1984 Too Close For Comfort: No Patsy, This Kelly T Episode #78. 10-6-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179395 1985 Too Close For Comfort: Off and Running T Episode #102. 10-19-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179396 1983 Too Close For Comfort: Out To Lunch T Episode #60. 3-10-1983 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179397 1980 Too Close For Comfort: Pilot T Episode #1. 11-11-1980 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Henry and Muriel have a problem with the downstairs neighbor, a transvestite who suddenly dies leaving a vacancy in the townhouse. Jackie and Sara quickly decide it would be wonderful to move in. But their constant squabbling may squelch their plans of independence. 179398 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Policeman's Wife Is Not a Happy One, A T Episode #40. 5-4-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. As the furnace goes out in the Rush household, Henry tries desperately to get it repaired, even allowing Monroe to take a look at it, which turns out to be a big mistake. Jackie's love life is thrown for a loop when her boyfriend, Brad, a policeman decides it's time that he leave his desk job and begin street work again. He also decides the best thing to do is to call of his relationship with Jackie. 179399 1983 Too Close For Comfort: Portrait of Henry, A T Episode #61. 3-17-1983 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. During one of Monroe's foul-ups, Henry ends up knocking him down the stairs and landing him in the hospital with a neck injury. Henry denies that it was intentional but his conscience bothers him so much his self-portrait in the living begins aging. It then starts talk to Henry. Shades of Dorian Grey. 179400 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Pressure's Rising T Episode #51. 12-9-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179401 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Prince and the Frog, The T Episode #23. 11-10-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Old admirer of Jackie's has returned to San Francisco for a visit and Jackie is dreading it since he was an annoying, unattractive, acne ridden boy. But now he has done a complete 180 and when he stops by the apartment, he encounters a flirty Sara. He immediately begins to date Sara making Jackie green with envy. 179402 1980 Too Close For Comfort: Que, Sara Sara T Episode #5. 12-2-1980 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Jackie and Sara have split the cost of rent but when Sara is unable to pay her half, Henry tells her to go out and get a job. Sara easily gets a job as a waitress, but Henry is in no way thrilled with the skimpy costume that she has to wear. This leads to a blow-up between Henry and Muriel leading her to move in with Jackie and Sara. 179403 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Quick on the Draw T Episode #80. 10-27-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179404 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Rafkin's Bum T Episode #25. 11-24-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Bum shows up at Jackie and Sara's door looking for "Miss Rafkin." It seems the previous tenant, a transvestite, befriended the old man and invited him over every Thanksgiving and the man never knew she was a he. Now Henry and Muriel must break the news to him. Sara, Jackie, April and Monroe try to prepare Thanksgiving dinners, but everything goes wrong. 179405 1985 Too Close For Comfort: Reconcilable Differences T Episode #93. 5-11-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179406 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Remaking of Monroe, The T Episode #27. 12-8-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Sara and Monroe come back from a concert and Sara is in a huff because Monroe didn't stand up and say something when their seats were taken. Jackie, Sara and April suggest he take an assertiveness class which he does. The results are totally unexpected when Monroe turns arrogant and rude prompting Henry to order Monroe to never set foot in the Rush home again. 179407 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Return of Mr. Wonderful T Episode #83. 11-17-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179408 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Return of Rafkin, The T Episode #19. 5-12-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Their former tenant's sister drops by to see if an antique broach has been left behind when she had collected all her dead brother's things previously. Taking a course in parapsychology, Sara suggests that perhaps a séance would help contact the spirit of her dead brother. But it produces the unexpected for Henry and Muriel. 179409 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Runaway, The T Episode #75. 6-23-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179410 1980 Too Close For Comfort: Sara's Monroe Doctrine T Episode #4. 11-25-1980 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Sara befriends Monroe Fiscus (Jim J. Bullock), a recently dumped young man who quickly follows her all over the place even following her home. Henry and Muriel plan on celebrating their anniversary but just before heading out for the evening they get a phone call from Sara and Monroe with news they have been arrested. 179411 1983 Too Close For Comfort: Separation, The T Episode #56. 1-17-1983 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Henry and Muriel reminisce about their engagement when Jackie and Brad encounter their own difficulties. 179412 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Seventh Month Blues T Episode #36. 3-2-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Being seven months pregnant, Muriel has become insecure about her looks and it doesn't help her moral when Henry gets a new sexy, skinny young woman apprentice who Henry becomes convinced has a crush on him. Henry and Muriel hold a Lamaze class in the apartment. 179413 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Shipmates T Episode #72. 6-2-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179414 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Snip In Time, A T Episode #45. 10-21-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179415 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Son of the Groom T Episode #69. 5-12-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179416 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Sound of Mother, The T Episode #82. 11-10-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179417 1980 Too Close For Comfort: Tenants Anyone? T Episode #6. 12-9-1980 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Furniture of the previous tenant has become Jackie and Sara's but when his sister shows up to claim his belongings, they find themselves in an unfurnished apartment. When Henry refuses to pay for new furniture, the girls decide to move out and into an unsafe part of town. 179418 1985 Too Close For Comfort: Terms of Endangerment T Episode #99. 9-28-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179419 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Thanksgiving Tale, A T Episode #50. 11-25-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179420 1985 Too Close For Comfort: These Stupid Things Remind Me Of You T Episode #98. 8-3-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179421 1983 Too Close For Comfort: To Buy Or Not To Buy T Episode #55. 1-20-1983 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179422 1985 Too Close For Comfort: Two Faces of Muriel, The T Episode #94. 5-18-1985 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179423 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Up Your Easter Bonnet T Episode #17. 3-24-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Henry and Muriel are all set to go on a ski trip and leave just as Monroe stops by to visit Sara and Jackie. It seems Monroe had plans to visit his parents in Florida but when they tell him not to come, Monroe is left with no place to stay for a week. Sara suggests he stay upstairs, but unknown to her, Henry and Muriel's plans have changed. 179424 1981 Too Close For Comfort: What's Our Rush? T Episode #24. 11-17-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Muriel goes into the doctor to have an amniocentesis and Jackie and Sara remind her that she will be able to find out the sex of the baby. But Henry and Muriel decide to wait until the baby is born to learn if it is a boy or a girl. Henry's visiting father, Huey is bound and determined to find out if he will be having a grandson and with Monroe breaks into the doctor's office. 179425 1981 Too Close For Comfort: What's Wrong With Mr. Right? T Episode #16. 3-17-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Woman arrives at Sara and Jackie's door accusing Sara of dating her husband. But the woman has the wrong Rush daughter. Jackie is the one and doesn't see anything wrong with it since the two have separated. She begins to feel, however, her relationship coming to an end and quick. 179426 1981 Too Close For Comfort: When the Bough Breaks T Episode #28. 12-15-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Muriel is bound and determined to dig into a plum photography assignment even though it would involve getting into a helicopter, something Henry orders her not to do since she is pregnant. Henry and Muriel's 25th wedding anniversary is coming up and Sara, Jackie and April are planning a surprise party. 179427 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Where There's a Will T Episode #26. 12-1-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Jackie is dating a lawyer whose latest case involves a man who didn't leave a will and now that he died, everything is a mess. This prompts Muriel and the girls to try to persuade Henry to make out a will. Monroe suggests he videotape his will. When Henry does, Sara and Jackie go berserk and bicker about what Henry should leave each of them. 179428 1982 Too Close For Comfort: Who Was That Baby I Saw You With? T Episode #48. 11-11-1982 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179429 1980 Too Close For Comfort: Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolfe? T Episode #7.12-16-1980 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Newsperson (Patricia Stich). When Sara gets a part-time job at Jackie's bank, things go smoothly. Jackie quickly warns her of the branch manager and his "friendliness" toward the women tellers. Jackie quickly finds herself changing her mind about Sara when Sara begins dating him and then suddenly gets a promotion. 179430 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Who's Sara Now? T Episode #22. 11-3-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Muriel and Henry read a newspaper article about a nurse who had switched babies in the maternity ward of the hospital in which Sara was delivered. They aren't too pleased when they discover the only other baby girl in the maternity ward is now serving time in prison. 179431 1984 Too Close For Comfort: Witness for the Persecution T Episode #70. 5-19-1984 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179432 1983 Too Close For Comfort: Yearning Point, The T Episode #53. 1-6-1983 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. 179433 1981 Too Close For Comfort: Your Guest Is As Good As Mine T Episode #21. 10-27-1981 Cartoonist Henry Rush (Ted Knight) is a middle-aged professional illustrator who's claim to fame was crating "Cosmic Cow," a kiddie comic strip. Freelance Photographer Muriel Rush (Nancy Dussault) is his successful wife. Late one evening, Jackie and Sara get a surprise visitor -- their cousin April. It seems April has moved to San Francisco to begin a singing career. Muriel insists she move into the spare bedroom in her and Henry's apartment. April's free thinking pretty soon rubs Henry the wrong way and she soon feels unwelcome and moves out. 179434 1997 Too Close to Home MT DVD -R HQ 8685, 8686 TV Anchor (Tino Monte) 179435 1994 Too Easy N Price, Bruce Deitrick Editor Robert Saunders is an ambitious newspaperman married to the lovely Anne, an attorney. At the office he meets Kathy Becker, a trashy, diminutive, highly sexed brunette, and immediately falls under her spell. Kathy decides that Robert is just the man for her and sets about getting him. But in an intimation of violent trouble to come, soon after Robert proposes to Kathy, her former husband, an ex-con, tries to muscle his way back into her life. After deftly knocking him out with a skillet, Kathy hatches a similar, if more lethal, plan for getting rid of Anne, setting the stage for a bloody showdown at Robert’s suburban home. 179436 2004 Too Far NM Lupica, Mike TV Sports Commentator and former sportswriter Ben Mitchell has quit the business and retired after one of his columns exposed a coach's lies about his war record leading to the coach's suicide. He now spends his days reading newspapers and watching TV. Mitchell keeps rehashing his responsibility for the coach's death. When novice Sportswriter Sam Perry, a high school senior, shows up with what looks like a sensational story, Mitchell finds his old reporting juices flowing again. Soon the two of them are investigating he murder of a high school basketball team's manager and allegations of sadistic initiation rites. Citizens of South Fork are angry because they want nothing to interfere with their team and the state championship. 179437 2000 Too Hard To Handle NR Rainville, Rita Journalist Christy is working on a travel story and is with a group of elderly tourists. The group is on a mission to come in contact with aliens and to disprove the secret government project theory. They formulate plans to break into a military base. Group is lead by Christy's psychic aunt who believes that Christy is an alien. Christy has a romance with the man whose property they trespass on. 179438 1938 Too Hot To Handle M DVD -R HQ 2323, 2324. SVDSP 594 Hammond, Len (Story). Lawrence Stallings, John Lee Mahin (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsreel Cameraman for Union Newsreel Chris Hunter (Clark Gable) fakes footage when he cannot get the real thing. Bill Dennis (Walter Pidgeon) of the Atlas Newsreel Company is rival. Union Newsreel Chief Arthur "Gabby MacArthur (Walter Connolly). Hunter uses deceptions and trickery throughout film. Atlas Newsreel Chief "Pearly" Todd (Henry Kolker). Sob Sister (Mimi Doyle). Young Reporters (James Flavin, Ken Nolan, Don Roberts). Foreign Editor (Robert Emmett Keane). They fight over aviatrix, getting exclusives. Hunter's soundman Joselito "Jose" Estanza (Leo Carrillo). Newsreel Men (Eddie Dunn, Harry Fleischmann, Ted Oliver, Ralph Bushman, Alberto Morin, Edward Peil Sr., Stanley Taylor, Harry Tyler, Robert Whitney). Atlas Newsreel. Cameraman (Lane Chandler). Film Cutter (Hal K. Dawson). Film Developing Laboratory Foreman (John Dilson). MacArthur's Secretary (Barbara Bedford). Todd's Secretary (Nell Craig). Cameraman (Charles Sherlock). Sound Mixer Wally (Ray Walker). Projectionist (Ernie Alexander). Cycle Messengers (Eddie Arden, Malcom "Bud" McTaggart, Buddy Messinger). Still Cameramen (Nick Copeland, Drew Demorest. David Kerman, Cyrl Ring,). Second Newsboy (Buster Slaven). 179439 1959 Too Hot to Handle M Editor (Martin Sterndale). 179440 1960 Too Hot To Handle (aka Playgirl After Dark) M SV 62 Lee, Harry (Story). Herbert Kretzmer (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists - Ness book French Journalist Robert Jouvel (Carl Boehm) does article on striptease clubs in London's Soho district, falls in love with dancer, discovers she is missing heiress who made headlines in West Germany. Decision to run story identifying the woman as missing heiress. Never clear if story sees print. 179441 1974 Too Long at the Fair SS GPL Wellen, Edward In "Nova 4." Reporter-Narrator. Reporter on an interview with a beautiful woman. Good and honest journalist. 179442 2007 Too Many Cooks: Counting Book, A NJ McNamara, Margaret. Illustrator Nate Wragg. Ratatouille tie-in for Disney/Pixar film Food Critic Ego is the toughest food critic in the world. Will Remy and his friends be able to please him? First seen scampering into a fancy Parisian restaurant, the cheerful rats are introduced in a counting rhyme as they assemble and sample the ingredients in the kitchen. After some prep work, the cooking begins. As they cook, one of the rats frets, “Will the critics just make fun?” 179443 1919 Too Many Crooks M AFI-Playwrights Writer 179444 1927 Too Many Crooks M AFI-Playwrights Writer 179445 1958 Too Many Crooks M DVD -R HQ 8602, 8601 News Media. Girl Journalist (Vilma Ann Leslie) 179446 1940 Too Many Husbands M Publisher. Widow marries publisher, husband returns 179447 1924 Too Many Waves SSF Butler, Ellis Parker Press 179448 1937 Too Many Wives M English, Richard (Story). Dorothy Yost, Lois Eby, John Grey (Screenplay) Ness Book Aspiring Reporter Barry Trent tries to convince Horace Mansfield (Dudley Clements), the publisher of The Evening Star, to give him a job. He's hired to be a professional scapegoat. 179449 2009 Too Much Money N Dune, Dominick Update of 1988 “People Like Us” published after Dunne’s death in 2008. Journalist Gus Baily, who is resembles the author, begins researching a book about the suspicious death of a billionaire, while socialite Ruby Renthal awaits her husband’s release from prison where he was serving time for various financial misdeeds. 179450 2000 Too Much Sleep M Social Critic (Martin Epstein) 179451 1995 Too much TV NM Aechtner, Uli Germany TV Journalist 179452 1958 Too Much, Too Soon M Reporters (Jack Lomas, Larry J. Blake) 179453 2008 Too Pretty To Die: A Debutante Dropout Mystery NR McBride, Susan Society Reporter Janet in Dallas is in search of a juicy story. She finds one when an aging beauty queen bursts into a debutante party, drunk, disorderly and packing a pistol. These parties are get-togethers with light refreshments, heavy gossip and a doctor with her magic Botox needles. The beauty queen’s wrinkles have seen better days and she blames it all on the doctor. Luckily, one of Janet’s friends, a former socialite calms her down and gets her home to bed -- where she’s found dead the next morning. Police are calling it a suicide, but Janet’s friend knows that no former pageant girl would give up that easily. They call them “pretty parties,” and they’re the latest rage among Dallas debutantes -- get-togethers with light refreshments, heavy gossip and Dr. Sonja Madhavi and her magic Botox needles. Former socialite Andy Kendricks normally wouldn’t be caught dead at such an event, but she’s attending as a favor to her friend Janet, a society reporter in search of a juicy story. And boy does she find one when aging beauty queen Miranda DuBois bursts into the room -- drunk, disorderly and packing a pistol. Miranda’s wrinkles have seen better days, and she blames it all on Dr. Madhavi. Luckily, Andy calms her down and gets her home to bed where she’s found dead the next morning. The police suspect suicide, but Andy knows that no former pageant girl would give up that easily. She’s determined to find Miranda’s killer herself, but she’ll have to be careful. After all, Botox can make you look younger, but it can’t bring you back from the grave. 179454 2005 Too Rich To Live N Light, Lawrence Financial Reporter is drawn into a web of deceit when she investigates the deaths of members of a secretive association called the Billionaire Boys Club. 179455 1999 Too Rich: Secret Life of Doris Duke, The MT Miniseries News Media. Reporter (Jason Millman). Reporter #1 (Philip Pretten). Reporter #2 (Frank Fontaine). Savoy Reporter (Julian Casey). 179456 1995 Too Something: T VHS 335 Episode. Series 10-1-1995 to 6-23-1996 Writer Eric McDougal (Eric Schaeffer) and Photographer Donny Reeve (Donal Lardner Ward). The writer hardly ever writes and the photographer refuses to show his work in public. They struggle with things such as steady jobs and promotions that will ultimately interrupt their dreams of being a writer and a photographer. 179457 1995 Too Something: Pilot T VHS 307 Episode Writer Eric McDougal (Eric Schaeffer) and Photographer Donny Reeve (Donal Lardner Ward). The writer hardly ever writes and the photographer refuses to show his work in public. They struggle with things such as steady jobs and promotions that will ultimately interrupt their dreams of being a writer and a photographer. Eric has his eye on a junior exec at the investment banking firm where he sorts the mail. 179458 1935 Too Tough to Kill M SVDSP 1387 Speers, Robert D. (Story). Lester Cole, J. Griffin Jay (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Ann Miller (Sally O'Neil) and Photographer Willie Dent (Johnny Arthur). from the Los Angeles Chronicle who cover the building of a tunnel plagued by accidents. Editor Hubbel (Robert Middlemass). Reporter Who Takes Off Hat (Paul Guiilfoyle). Reporter Who Keeps Hat On (Jack Hatfield). Variety, 12/25/35: "It should have been a man's job investigating reports of accidents on the construction project but it's a girl in order that love interest may have its place in the story…." "…The girl goes in for a lot of dangerous reporting work but she gets her story and also her man…." 179459 1990 Too Young To Die? MT DVD -R HQ 7447, 7448 News Media. Lawyer defends a 15-year-old girl tried for murder as an adult in a death-penalty state. 179460 1951 Too Young To Kiss M DVD -R HQ 6419, 6416. SVD 1123. 1132 Freeman, Everett (Story). Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter John Tirsen (Gig Young) engaged to pianist who passes herself off as much younger than her age so she can be promoted as a child prodigy. To carry out deception, she claims she has a big sister to whom the reporter is engaged. She holds the reporter and "big sister" accountable for her occasional bad habits. Reporter decides to write a story exposing the ruse in order to break up relationship between pianist and her promoter. Unsuccessful in ending romance. Photographer (Jonathan Cott). Reporter (Ray Walker). Photographers (Robert Strong, Larry Harmon, Roger Moore). Photographer (Jerry Harpin). Photographer (Roger Moore). 179461 1969 Toofan MF India Reporter Khatumal Vascani (Johnny Whiskey). 179462 2004 Tooth M News Media. Skeptical Examiner Reporter (Michael Webber). 179463 1997 Toothless MT Photographer (Candy Trabuco) 179464 1982 Tootsie M DVD -R HQ 7953, 7954. DVD -R HQ 2062 (Media Excerpts). L. Photographer (Greg Gorman). Media. Magazine shoots and covers of "Tootsie" Dorothy Michaels (Dustin Hoffman) for Cosmopolitan, Ms, Woman's Day, TV Guide, People (with Andy Warhol), New York. 179465 1955 Top Assignment NM OWN - H - MLPL Coxe, George Harmon Reporter Larry Palmer of the Bulletin. 179466 1991 Top Cops DT SV 84 Episode. Series. 6-27-91 News Media. 179467 1978 Top Gear: T UK Series 1978- BBC2. Talk Show on everything car-related. Reporter Tony Mason (1986-2000). Presenters Angela Rippon (1978-1999), Jon Bentley (1988-1997), Judith Jackson (1979-1982), Barrie Gill (1978-1979), Mike Dornan (1979-1980, Jason Dawe (2002), Gil Pyrah (1979-1980). Presenters Jeremy Clarkson (1988-2007), Tiff Needell (1987-2001), Quentin Wilson (1991-2001), Chris Goffey (1980-1997), William Woollard (1981-1999), Vicki Butler-Henderson (1994-2001), Sue Baker (1980-1991), Steve Berry (1993-1999). Presenters Frank Page (1980-1988), Richard Hammond (2002-2007), James May (1999-2007), Jason Barlow (2000-2002), Michele Newman (1993-1998), Andy Wilman (1994-2001), Adrian Simpson (2000-2001), Kate Humble (1999-2000), Noel Edmonds (1978-1999). Presenters Tom Boswell (1981-1990), Steve Lee (1992-1993), Stewart Woodcock (1981-1982), Brandan Coogan (1999), Julia Bradbury (1998-1999), Peter Macann (1980), Ted Clements (1981-1984), Russell Bray (1985-1986), Marian Foster (1980). 179468 1988 Top Line (aka Alien Terminator) MF Italy Journalist Ted Angelo (Franco Nero), a down on his luck writer drinking his way into oblivion down in Columbia, hustling anyone for money, discovers an UFO inside a cave in the Columbia jungle. When he tries to spread the word, no one believes him. Suddenly he’s hunted by almost every organization such as the CIA, the KGB, the Mob, Nazis and even ETs. 179469 1972 Top of the Heap M Reporter (Arnold Dover). Reporter (Maria Lennard). Reporter (Dan Roth). Reporter (Mayrita Varna). 179470 1991 Top of the Heap: Stocks and Bondages T Episode #4. 3-28-1991 Newscaster (John Hostetter). 179471 1989 Top of the Hill T Series Reporter Sheila Kemper (Kate McNeil) ambushes Tom's aide Link. She accuses him and by extension Tom of ethics violation. Her probing reveals as secret that leads to tragedy 179472 1955 Top of the World M DVD -R HQ 8798, 8799 Press 179473 1952 Top Secret M Reporter.1st Reporter (Tim Turner) 179474 1957 Top Secret Affair M VHS 400 Marquand, John P. (Characters from his novel, "Melville Goodwin, U.S.A."). Ronald Kibbee (Screenplay) Ness Book - PR Magazine Publisher Dottie Peale (Susan Hayward) of Newsworld magazine, which is part of the media conglomerate Peale Enterprises. Powerful publisher angry when the candidate she championed as head of Joint Atomic International Commission is passed over. Arranges for the general picked for the job to stay at her home. Reporter Lotzie (Michael Fox). Reporters (Hal K. Dawson, Hugh Lawrence, Richard H. Cutting, Tom Wilson). With help of assistant Phil Bentley (Paul Stewart), she uncovers scandals on military man and tells her photographer to get pictures of general when he is not looking. Army public information officer Col. Gooch (Jim Backus) arrives with the general. Publisher falls in love with general. Changes article and burns the photographs. General breaks off with her and she prints an article about an affair he had with a spy. Furor breaks out after story runs. At hearing, publisher admits article was fake. Admits she dishonored herself and the whole profession of journalism. General is cleared. Publisher resigns and wins general back Trial TV Broadcaster (Louis Quinn) 179475 1982 Top Secret: Battle for the Pentagon Papers, The P L.A. Theatre Works Audio Theatre Collection - Two Compact Discs. Cast: Meg Greenfield (Diane Adair). Ben Bagdikian (John Getz). Ben Bradlee (John Heard). Ron Ziegler (Raphael Sbarge). Katherine Graham (Susan Sullivan). Gene Patterson (Bo Foxworth). Dennis Doolin (Charles Janasz). Mury Morder (James Gleason). Brian Kelly (Gregory Harrison). Aarons, Leroy and Geoffrey Cowan Newspaper. Washington Post’s decision to publish the top secret study documenting U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The subsequent trial tested the parameters of the First Amendment, pitting the public’s right to know against the government’s desire for secrecy. The epic legal battle between the government and the press went to the nation’s highest court -- arguably the most important Supreme Court case eve on freedom of the press. Play is based on interviews with the participants and actual trial transcripts. Executive Editor Ben Bradlee of The Washington Post. Editor Ben Haig Bagdikian of The Washington Post who was leaked portions of the Pentagon Papers by Daniel Ellsberg. The Washington Post Chairman of the Board Frederick Sessions (”Fritz”) Beebe, a lawyer. Publisher and Chairman of the Board of The Washington Post, Katharine Meyer Graham. Editorial Page Editor Meg Greenfield of The Washington Post who won the Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing in 1978. Staff Reporter Murray Marder for The Washington Post. Managing Editor Eugene Patterson of The Washington Post. Senior Washington Correspondent Chalmers (Chal) Roberts of The Washington Post. Reporter and Military Correspondent George C. Wilson of The Washington Post. White House Press Secretary and Assistant to the President Ronald Ziegler in the Richard Nixon administration. Act One takes place in Editor Ben Bradlee’s Living Room on June 17, 1971. Act Two takes place in the Federal Courtroom, June 21, 1971. 179476 2007 Top Secret! NJ Alfonsi, Alice #2 Corey in the House Series Reporter is accidentally told about a private conversation Cory had with the President and a national news scandal erupts. Can Cory out-scheme the paparazzi or will he cause a major catastrophe. Corey Baxter is just a regular kid from San Francisco but when his dad gets the job of White House chef, Cory is living one floor away from the President of the United States. 179477 1942 Top Sergeant M Radio Newscaster (Hugh Beaumont). Army Press Photographer (Jan Wiley) 179478 1969 Topaz M DVD Hitchcock Headlines. Hitchcock: Newspaper headline announcing resolution of Cuban crisis in final frames 179479 1997 Topaz N Jenkins, Beverly Woman journalist Female Journalist 179480 1966 Topless Story, The M AFI-Fashion Editors/Magazines/Photo's Magazine Photographer 179481 1997 Topless Women Talk About Their Lives M Interviewer (Anita McNaught) 179482 1937 Topper M DVD -R HQ 9202, 9203 Courtroom Reporter (Eddie Fetherston). Photographer (Sheldon Jett). 179483 1995 Topping From Below N Reese, Laura Reporter Nora Tibbs for the Sacramento Bee discovers in her murdered sister's computer a diary that details her brief affair with an arrogant music professor in his late 1940s. Her shy sister was found bound, gagged and mutilated. Professor cruelly exploited the overweight, love-starved woman forcing her to submit to a humiliating gamut of sexual practices. Convinced that he is the murderer, Tibbs sets out to prove his guilt by pretending to submit to his depraved aberrations. But to her astonishment, she discovers dark, pagan side of herself. Graphic descriptions of exotic sexual practices including bondage, sadomasochism, bestiality are presented alongside Tibbs' sweetly romantic relationship with a fellow reporter. 179484 1996 Tor des Feuers, Das MTF Reporter (Christian Rogler). 179485 1999 Torch N Mills, Deanie Francis Investigative Reporter Jillian Ross for an alternative newspaper in Dallas is on the trail of a serial arsonist makes a terrifying realization -- that the fiery killer knows here every thought and every move. Ross has been quite successful in her career due to her determination to research difficult stories presenting both sides and taking a stand. Best friend is Photographer Randi Smith. Political tension between Blacks and Latinos and she smells an important story when she hears of a political rally being staged in rather dangerous Little Mexico. Her editor tries to discourage her from attending. But she and Smith go. Smith is reluctant citing her responsibilities as a single mother. A full-scale riot takes place and Smith is hit by stray bullets and killed. Ross is devastated blaming herself for her friend's death. 179486 1916 Torch Bearer, The M Gooden, Arthur H. (Story). J. Edward Hungerford (Adaptation). AFI-Newspapers - Ness Book Newspaper Owner of the Boston Star, John Huntley-Knox (William Russell), is a millionaire newspaper owner who fights political corruption. Also a boxer. The district attorney swears in his newspaper staff as a special police to protect him when he is threatened by the opposition. At the end, Huntley-Knox rallies a band of newsboys and reporters to rescue the woman he loves. 179487 1950 Torch For a Long Journey N Shapiro, Lionel Press 179488 1953 Torch Song M Press 179489 1988 Torch Song Triology M Photographer (Alva Chinn) 179490 1978 Torch That Burns, The N Shaw, Evelyn News Media 179491 2007 Torchwood: End of Days T Episode #13. 1-1-2007 Newsreader (Carrie Grace). 179492 1937 Torchy Blane: Adventurous Blonde, The M DVD -R HQ 1764 and ending on 1771. VHS 775 Nebel, Frederick (Characters). Robertson White, David Diamond (Screenplay) #2 Torchy Blane Movies Reporter Torchy Blane (Glenda Farrell) is accused of getting preferential treatment from her fiancé police detective. Reporters for the New York Globe fake a murder to get Torchy to print it as a scoop. The owner of The Globe objects, but eventually agrees to the scheme as long as the newspaper is kept out of it. A playwright goes along with the hoax -- but ends up dead. Torchy gets her scoop. She also solves the crime, identifying the killer as the owner of the Globe who went along with the hoax planned by his staff because it gave him the chance to kill the man who cheated with his wife. Reporter Pete (George E. Stone). Reporter Matt (William Hopper). Reporter Dud (Charles Foy). Reporter Mugsy (Bobby Watson). Telegram Clerk (Willard Parker). 179493 1938 Torchy Blane: Blondes at Work (aka Adventures of Torchy Blane, The) M DVD -R HQ 1765 and ending on 1771. VHS 771. VHS 508 Nebel, Frederick (Characters). Albert DeMond (Screenplay) #4 Torchy Blane Movies Reporter Torchy Blane (Glenda Farrell) now works for The Star. She discovers policeman keeps diary of everything her policeman boy does. She gets the diary and stays one step ahead of the competition. "I'm Torchy Blane of The Star." Pretends to call in the wrong verdict on a sensational trial so all the other papers have the wrong story. She's held in contempt and jailed for releasing the story before the jury comes in. Police boyfriend calls in a scoop for her and shows her a copy of The Star with her byline on the exclusive. Star Editor Maxie (Joe Cunningham). Editor Boylan (Robert Middlemass). Reporter Duffy (Bobby Jarvis). Reporters (Eddie Foster, Jack A. Goodrich, J.G. MacMahon). First Newsboy (Spec O'Donnell). Last Newsboy (George O'Hanlon). Variety, 3/16/38: "Scoops are so easy to Miss Farrell, it seems that at any moment, she is going to scoop the film…" 179494 1938 Torchy Blane: Fly-Away Baby (aka Fly Away Baby) M DVD -R HQ 1763. SVDSP 1412. SV 418 Nebel, Frederick (Characters). #3 Torchy Blane Movies Reporter Torchy Blane (Glenda Farrell) solves a murder and smuggling case during a round-the-world flight. Editor Maxie Monkhouse (Raymond Hatton). . Reporter with Sprague (Jack Richardson). Reporter with Gahagan (Jack Wise). Newsreel Reporter at Airport (Frank Orth). Herald Copy Boy (Don Downen). Reporter (John Harron) Torchy to her editor: "You always told me to play up the feminine angle in my stories. A woman doing anything is good copy. Here I'd be (a woman) against two men and I'll beat them too." Frederick Nebel's skinny, drunk-as-a-skunk Kennedy of the Free Press became a sassy, brassy, sexy wisecracking newswoman named Torchy Blane of The Herald. Fast-talking, feisty, self-confident and even cocky. In the 1930s, a female reporter was the most independent and intelligent role model for young women the movies had to offer. 179495 1939 Torchy Blane: Private Detective M DVD -R HQ 3300 Nebel, Frederick (Characters). #5 Torchy Blane Movies Reporter Torchy Blane (Jane Wyman), newspaper reporter-sleuth. 179496 1936 Torchy Blane: Smart Blonde M DVD -R HQ 1762. SVDSP 810. VHS 509 Nebel, Frederick (Story: "No Hard Feelings"). Kenneth Gamet, Don Ryan (Screenplay) #1 Torchy Blane Movies. First entry in the Torchy Blane series. Film remade as "A Shot in the Dark" in 1941 and the Torchy Blane character, originally a male in the short story, is a male reporter again. Reporter Torchy Blane (Glenda Farrell) for The Morning Herald. Man she wants to interview is killed in a taxi with her. She keeps outshining her policeman boyfriend in solving crimes. Also conceals information when it serves her purpose. City Editor (Joe Cunningham). Reporter Jones (Lyle Moraine). Reporter Grant (Ferdinand Schumann-Heink). Reporter Hymie (Jack Wise). Steve trying to prevent Torchy from following him: "This rat hole is no place for a woman." Torchy: "But I'm a newspaperman!" 179497 1939 Torchy Blane: Torchy Blane in Chinatown M DVD -R HQ 1768. SVDSP 1307. VHS 774 Leinster, Murray, Will Jenkins (Story - "Purple Hieroglyph, The") and Frederick Nebel (Characters). George Bricker (Screenplay) #7 Torchy Blane Movies Reporter Torchy Blane (Glenda Farrell) now works for the New York Star. Involved in several murders linked to the sale of sacred Chinese jade pieces. Maxie, the City Editor (Joe Cunningham). Agrees not to print anything until her fiancé policeman says it's okay, but then runs an article saying the police have no clue in the case. Tactics: Pretends to be a mourner so she can sneak into the midnight burial of one of the victims. "Who is she, a burglar you know?" "No, she's a newspaperwoman." "Well, it's almost the same thing." 179498 1938 Torchy Blane: Torchy Blane in Panama M DVD -R HQ 7300. DVD -R HQ 1766. VHS 772 Nebel, Frederick (Characters). Anthony Coldeway (Story). George Bricker (Screenplay) #5 Torchy Blane Movies Reporter Torchy Blane (Lola Lane) investigates a bank robbery scooping rival reporter Bill Canby (Larry Williams). "You know, a girl gets fed up on three-alarm fires, stick-ups and murders." 179499 1939 Torchy Blane: Torchy Blane…Playing With Dynamite (aka Torchy Plays with Dynamite) M DVD -R HQ 1770. VHS 423 Littleton, Scott (Story -- "Dead or Alive") and Frederick Nebel (Characters). Earle Snell, Charles Belden (Screenplay) #9 Torchy Blane Movies Reporter Torchy Blane (Jane Wyman) works for The Daily Star. Bank robbery and murder. Calls in her story but is stopped by police as she races to the newsroom. Ends up in court where she sees a female shoplifter who is a girlfriend of one of the robbers. Torchy wants to go to jail to talk to the woman and when the police refuse to arrest her, she goes around town setting off false fire alarms until she is caught. She escapes with the woman and goes to San Francisco where police capture the crooks. Maxie (Joe Cunningham), Daily Star City Editor. Reporter (Larry Williams). Reporter at the Sportland Arena (John Ridgely). 179500 1938 Torchy Blane: Torchy Gets Her Man M DVD -R HQ 1767 and ending on 1771. VHS 773 Nebel, Frederick (Characters). Anthony Coldeway (Story). Albert DeMond (Screenplay) #6 Torchy Blane Movies Reporter Torchy Blane (Glenda Farrell), now working for the Evening Globe Bulletin is involved with a gang of counterfeiters passing phony bills at a race track. Star Editor Maxie (Joe Cunningham). Newspaper Office Worker (Alice Connors). Feds ask police to get cooperation of editors of various newspapers in not printing details of the investigations. Blane's editor tells her to keep off the story, but she refuses to be muzzled. Convinces editor to let her pursue the story. Captured, tied up and escapes. 179501 1939 Torchy Blane: Torchy Runs for Mayor M DVD -R HQ 1769. SV 420 Nebel, Frederick (Characters). Earle Snell (Screenplay) #8 Torchy Blane Movies Reporter Torchy Blane (Glenda Farrell) for The Star. Attacks a doctor working with the mayor. Wiretaps the mayor's office and is discovered. The doctor convinces a number of the paper's major advertisers to drop their business. Owner demands Blane stop her attacks, write editorial retracting previous statements. She breaks into mayor's office, ransacks it looking for incriminating information. Police tell her there are some things even a newspaper reporter cannot get away with. That includes breaking and entering. Even with information, Blane cannot convince owner of her paper to run a story, so she tries to peddle it to other papers. No one will publish it. Finally convinces Hogart Ward (Irving Bacon), editor of The Blotter. Editor claims he has gone to prison six times for printing the truth. He runs article that mayor elected with underworld money. Editor is killed. Blane runs for mayor. Kidnapped by doctor. Fellow crooks plant bomb in police car. Doctor blown up instead. Blane wins the election, but gives it up. Editor Maxie (Joe Cunningham). First Editor A. Dalzell (Jeffrey Sayre). Third Editor H.T. Cope (Wedgewood Nowell). Photographer (Jack A. Goodrich). Photographer in Mayor's Office (John Ridgely). 179502 2009 Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood: Tori Takes Manhattan T DVD -R HQ 11315 News Media greet Tori Spelling who talks about her new jewelry line. She flies solo for the work trip to the East Coast: meets her publisher, does interviews, talk shows and charity events, greets the paparazzi and promotes her new jewelry line on HSN. Dean has a surprise for Valentine’s Day. 179503 1994 Tori Miracle: Death Pays the Rose Rent NM Malmont, Valerie S. #1Tori Miracle Mysteries New York Journalist Tori Miracle loses her newspaper job and accepts an invitation from her former college roommate in Lickin Creek, Pa. She learns her friend is planning to divorce her philandering husband whose ancestors founded the town. He is also this year's recipient of annual Rose Rent, a tribute paid by the three religious congregations to the founder's current heirs. But before the celebration, her husband is murdered, a rose decorating his chest. Then a prominent judge is found dead with a second rose in his hand. Miracle makes friends with police chief. Her friend becomes prime suspect. Séances involved and a machine for talking to spirits invented by Thomas Edison. Miracle brings her two cats along for the adventure. 179504 2003 Tori Miracle: Death, Bones and Stately Homes NM Malmont, Valerie S. #6 Toni Miracle Mysteries New York Journalist Tori Miracle hasn't made a great impression on Lickin Creek. She's been blamed for the historical society fire, the death of the town's only doctor, the death of a senator, and the absence of the town's former police chief. Now that her editor is back on the job, Tori is reduced to part-time reporter. When her best friend asks her to write some copy for the local Humane Society's historical house tour, she reluctantly agrees. While visiting the homes, she and her girlfriend discover skeletal remains in a building but do not tell police in order to safeguard the tour. Meanwhile, Tori's editor demands a story on an escaped convict who may return to Lickin Creek for revenge. The skeleton disappears, another turns up, a local businessman is murdered, and Tori suffers several near misses. An escaped convict may be heading to Lickin Creek to get even with his wife. Tori is being stalked by an unknown person. She hasn't heard from Garnet since January. Tori continues to try to find her niche in Lickin Creek. 179505 2000 Tori Miracle: Death, Guns and Sticky Buns NM Malmont, Valerie S. #5 Toni Miracle Mysteries New York Journalist Tori Miracle, now working for The Chronicle, the local newspaper in Lickin Creek, Pa was a once-hip New Yorker who is getting used to living in a quaint Pennsylvania town famous for its gooey, oversized sticky buns. For Tori, it means kissing her diet good-bye, always showing up in the wrong clothes, and struggling with a love life. And now that she's filling in for the editor of the Lickin Creek Chronicle and has the town newspaper to look after as well as her cats. Sometimes it means co-sponsoring public events like a Civil War re-enactment for the local women's college. But when the charmingly authentic re-enactment is done, it appears that someone used one live bullet in an antique gun. And a man is dead. Her favor of temporarily editing the local newspaper has resulted in more danger than she had ever expected. She becomes involved with the local police chief Garnet Gachenaeur and sublets her Manhattan apartment. Due to a miscommunication, Garnet fails to realize what Tori did and accepts an assignment in Costa Rica. A congressman has been killed with a Civil War weapon that should have been firing blanks. The college president asks Tori to investigate. 179506 1997 Tori Miracle: Death, Lies and Apple Pies NM Malmont, Valerie S. #2 Tori Miracle Mystery New York Journalist Tori Miracle returns to Lickin Creek, Pa to visit long-distance boyfriend, the local police chief. Plans to vacation together are interrupted when someone kills a man who promised to sell acreage to proposed nuclear waste facility. Miracle investigates after agreeing to speak to the literary society, act as "celebrity" judge for recipe entries in the local apple festival and consider becoming temporary editor of the newspaper. She has her cats, her sexiest nightgown and the highest hopes a jaded New Yorker dares have as she sets off to Lickin Creek. First victim is poisoned. She and chief are now looking for a murderer. 179507 2000 Tori Miracle: Death, Snow and Mistletoe NM Malmont, Valerie S. #3 Toni Miracle Mysteries New York Journalist Tori Miracle is now editor of The Chronicle, the town's only newspaper in Lickin Creek, Pa. She's busy covering the community theater's annual Christmas pageant. Assignment interrupted abruptly when the town's only full-time policeman bursts into the church hall with news that a five-year-old boy is lost deep in the snow-covered woods. During search for the boy, remains of another child missing for 37 years is uncovered. Two of the pageant's middle-aged sugar plum fairies are murdered. Is there a serial killer loose? Is Miracle the next target? Miracle was enticed by her boyfriend, the local police chief, to move to Lickin Creek. Her boyfriend leaves for a six-month stint with the foreign service. Having nowhere else to go, she stays on working as temporary editor of The Chronicle. 179508 2007 Torn N Eveleigh-Bell, Beverley Gossip Columnist malicious charts the developing relationship between a rich and powerful businessman and a woman. She must determine if she can have a future with a charismatic but ruthless man who has become so central to her life. 179509 2007 Torn Between 2 Brothas N Porter, Linda African American TV Reporter Natalie Norwood has dreamed of being a TV anchorwoman all of her life and now she has her foot in the door at a local TV station in Las Vegas as an evening producer and fill-in reporter. Not to mention that she gets to work near Miles Grey, the fine cameraman who is an excellent piece of eye candy. While working one evening, Norwood and Grey are asked to cover a shooting on the North side of town. Neither of them realize that this incident is the beginning of their bond. As time goes by, they start dating and things seem to be going perfectly until Natalie’s old flame appears, the man who could make her panties wet by just saying her name. He says he’s a changed man, no longer the womanizing cheat that he was in college and he promises to never hurt her again. Natalie has to decide whether this is true. Should she stay with Miles or give her old flame another chance? Meanwhile, she is betrayed by her childhood friend in the worst possibly way. 179510 1966 Torn Curtain M Swedish Photographer (Jan Malmsjo) 179511 2004 Tornado (aka Nature Unleashed: Tornado) M DVD -R HQ 8116, 8117 Canada. Ness TV Reporter-Cameraman Josh Palladay (Daniel Bernhardt), whose dad-cameraman was swept away while filming a tornado. Now 30 years later, Josh has grown up and trying to investigate tornadoes. He ends up in Romania getting involved in a devil worshipping cult. 179512 1995 Tornado Run M TV Newscaster (S.K. White), SNN News 179513 2002 Tornado Warning M TV Weatherperson Dee Mazur (Thea Gill) is the estranged daughter of a dedicated meterologist who was disgraced when his tornado detecting system failed because of a computer snafu. He struggles to redeem himself and predicts that a major tornado will destroy an Oklahoma torn in the middle of its 100th birthday celebration. Dee and a news team of storm chasers who cover tornadoes follow the story. He teams up with his former partner and reporter-daughter to warn the residents and avert a catastrophe. 179514 2003 Toronto Rocks T Correspondent (Jian Ghomeshi). 179515 2003 Toronto Show, The DT Canada. Series (2003-) Hollywood Reporter -- Ron the Hollywood Reporter (Ron Sparks). The Yonge Street Correspondent (Mike "Nug" Nahrgang). 179516 1999 Torowisko MF Poland TV Interviewer (Izabela Kuna). 179517 2004 Torque M Reporter (Tina Shelley). 179518 2002 Torso: Evelyn Dick Story, The MT Newsreel Announcer (Christopher Marren). The 1946-1947 murder trial of young and beautiful Evelyn Dick remains the most lurid murder case in Canadian history. 179519 1949 Torst MF Sweden Newspaper Deliverer (Herman Greid). 179520 1995 Tortilla Curtain, The N Boyle, T. Coraghessan News Media 179521 2005 Tortilla Heaven M Financial News Reporter (David Allen Cluck). Cameraman (Jeff Padilla). 179522 2006 Tortoise Stew N Camburn, Patricia Reporter Kelly Sands in north Florida finds a bomb on her desk the night she has covered a controversial annexation hearing in the small town of Calloway. Developers hope to build a movie studio and landing strip within the city limits. Dead armadillos and gopher tortoise carcasses are left as calling cards to those opposing the development as the commission meetings erupt into all-out warfare. With the murder of one commissioner in Calloway and the suicide of that commissioner's wife, Kelly begins an investigation that threatens to topple the carefully laid plans of the developers and politicians. When a young girl is killed by a semi from Monster Mart, the environmentalists become even more vocal against the planned airstrip. Amidst it all, Kelly and her colleagues fight to maintain journalistic integrity while attempting to bring justice to the crazy world of Florida politics. 179523 1943 Tortoise Wins by a Hare C L. Vol. 1, Golden Age Golden Age of Looney Tunes, The, Vol. 1, Side 10 Headlines, pictures in the paper of Bugs Bunny and Tortoise talk. 179524 1939 Torture Ship M Reporter (Carleton Young). Mad scientist performs experiments on captured criminals on board his private ship. 179525 2006 Torvill & Dean's Dancing on Ice T Commentator (Andrew Voss - Voice). 179526 2000 Tosca’s Kiss N Colby, Tyler News Media hysteria, homophobia, alleged police incompetence in the gay mecca of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware descent on the community when prominent gay men die one-by-one throughout the summer. 179527 1995 Tot ziens MF Journalist Brussel (Johan van Assche). 179528 1991 Total Exposure T SV 170 10-8-92 TV Anchorwoman (Wendy Gordon) 179529 1997 Total Force M News Media. Reporter (Caron Stron) Newsman (Don McCafferty). 179530 1990 Total Recall M News Media. Reporter (Rebecca Ruth). Newscaster (Paula McClure). 179531 1999 Total Recall 2070: Brain Fever T Episode #10. 3-16-1999 News Media. Reporter #1 (Ola Sturik). Reporter #2 (David Rosser). 179532 1999 Total Recall 2070: Eye Witness T Episode #19. 5-18-1999 Reporter (Ola Sturik). 179533 2003 Total Request Live T UK. Series 2003- News Presenter Tim Kash (2003-2005). Presenters Dave Berry, Emma Griffiths (2003-2005), Alex Zane (2004), Maxine Akhtar (2005-), Jo Good (2005-). 179534 2006 Totally Frank: Episode #2.1 T UK. Episode #14. 4-9-2006 Photographer (Sara Stockbridge). 179535 1991 Totally Hidden Video T SV 107 10-5-91 News Media 179536 1992 Totally Wild DT News Media. Reporter (Sami Lukis). Reporter (Katrina Warren) 179537 1989 Toter Mann. Kriminalroman NM Karsunke, Yaak Germany Radio Journalist 179538 2004 Toter Strand N Zeindler, Peter Switzerland Journalist 179539 1962 Toter sucht seinen Morder, Ein MF TV Newscaster (Kenneth Kendall) 179540 1996 Totes Kreuz NM Junge, Reinhard Germany TV Journalist 179541 1957 Toto in the Moon (Toto nella Luna) M Italy Magazine Publisher Achille (Ugo Tognazzi) is a dictatorial publisher 179542 2002 Tou du TF China TV Reporter (Mark A. Neely). 179543 1997 Touch M Reporter Kathy Worthington (Janeane Garofalo). Shelly (Jullie Condra), KQRD News. 179544 1999 Touch N Embry, Michael Sports Journalist for newspapers, a national news service and magazines. Sportswriter Blake Williams meets Carla Reeves, a clerk in the medical records section, while picking up some shot records for his children at the medical center in Grand City. Williams has been a widower for three years, his wife having died from breast cancer. He hasn’t dated anyone since her death. Meanwhile, Carla has been involved in a long relationship with Frank Mincer, the only man she has ever been out with in her life. Blake and Carla accidentally meet in several places around town and become friends, but she has to be secretive about the relationship because Frank is insanely jealous and possessive. What first begins as a friendship develops into love between Blake and Carla. 179545 1991 Touch and Die M Howellet, John, Piernico Solinas (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Frank (Martin Sheen), chief of the Rome Bureau of Western Morning News, prize-winning journalist investigates murders. Victims' hands cut off. Connects attacks to a plutonium theft. Dashes from Italy to Paris to Africa to track cargo. In Africa, joins colleague, Limey (Horst Buchholz), is captured,, escapes, hides plutonium, returns to Italy, then to Paris to track the dealers. Passes himself off as dealer, connects money trail to senator, old friend of journalist. Senator innocent. Goes public to denounce his campaign manager who was going to use money for senator's presidential campaign. Journalist hailed on front page of his paper for breaking story. Special Correspondent Harrison (Bradley Cole) from Washington to keep eye on him. Aspiring Reporter Carlo (Luca Venantini) is almost pushed under a subway. Reporter sneaks into hospital, disguises self as doctor to contact source. Breaks into van and onto ship to get information. "First rule of journalism…someone knocks you down…." "…you get right back up. Then you start writing about it." Newscaster (Max Anderson). 179546 1986 Touch and Go M DVD -R HQ 8311, 8312. Newscaster Ron Stokes. Reporter (Mark Jacobs). Reporter (Ford Lee). Reporter (Richard McNaly). 179547 1991 Touch and Go (Yat Chuk Chik Faat) M Journalist, nosy, sister of a cop 179548 1999 Touch of Frost, A: Appendix Man T Episode #21. 3-7-1999 Reporter Sandy Longford (Bill Stewart) of the Denton Evening News. TV Journalist (David Summer). Man is found hanged in his home. Detective Frost connects a painting that appears to have been stolen from the hanged man with an art robbery and murder some years before. 179549 1992 Touch of Frost, A: Care and Protection (aka Premiere) T Episode #1. 12-6-1992 Reporter Sandy Longford (Bill Stewart) of the Denton Evening News. Nursing his terminally-ill wife, Det. Inspector "Jack" Frost's life becomes more stressed when during a missing-child investigation, he unearths evidence on a 30-year-old case involving a skeleton chained to a locked strongbox that is empty. 179550 1992 Touch of Frost, A: Conclusions T Episode #3. 12-20-1992 Reporter Sandy Longford (Bill Stewart) of the Denton Evening News. Frost investigates an MP's son who is involved in a hit-and-run accident and a robbery at a private casino, which occur on the same night. He gets a humorless new partner to help him. 179551 2004 Touch of Frost, A: Dancing In the Dark T Episode #35. 2-22-2004 Reporter Sandy Longford (Bill Stewart) of the Denton Evening News. Tragic case of lust, greed and death. 179552 1995 Touch of Frost, A: Dead Male One T Episode #10. 1-22-1995 Reporter Sandy Longford (Bill Stewart) of the Denton Evening News. Man's body is discovered floating in the river. Star player of a local soccer team collapses during a press conference, following an incident on the pitch in which he received head injuries. 179553 1996 Touch of Frost, A: Deep Waters T Episode #16. 2-4-1996 Reporter Sandy Longford (Bill Stewart) of the Denton Evening News. Sub-postmistress is fatally stabbed in a small-scale robbery. A beautiful first-year psychology student and swimmer is attacked on campus. Frost's investigations uncover a link with the death of another beautiful young girl swimmer two years earlier. 179554 1996 Touch of Frost, A: Fun Times for Swingers T Episode #15. 1-28-1996 Reporter Sandy Langford Bill Stewart) of the Denton Evening News. A woman commits suicide naked in public and Frost connects her death with the later death of a gigolo. Series of break-ins at the local cricket pavilion. 179555 1997 Touch of Frost, A: House Calls T Episode #18. 2-16-1997 Reporter Sandy Longford (Bill Stewart) of the Denton Evening News. Body of a small-time burglar is found at an abandoned farm. Man returns home late one night to find his children dead and his wife missing. Frost makes a serious error of judgment. 179556 1994 Touch of Frost, A: Minority of One, A T Episode #4. 1-9-1994 Reporter Sandy Longford (Bill Stewart) of the Denton Evening News. Frost is assigned a new, West Indian detective constable. Police racism accusation. 179557 1997 Touch of Frost, A: Penny for the Guy T Episode #17. 2-9-1997 Reporter Sandy Longford (Bill Stewart) of the Denton Evening News. TV Reporter (Christa Ackroyd). Newsreader (Chris Kiddey). Ruthless kidnapper holds a supermarket chain ransom by threatening the life of a young boy. 179558 1994 Touch of Frost, A: Stranger in the House T Episode #7. 1-30-1994 Reporter Sandy Longford (Bill Stewart) of the Denton Evening News. 179559 1965 Touch of Genius, The P MLPL Dias, E.J. Play Index, 1961-67 Press 179560 2007 Touch of Grace NR Goodnight, Linda Harlequin Journalist Gretchen Barker was torn between devastating grief and a desire for revenge when her sister's body was discovered near a New Orleans mission. The crusading reporter mourned her sister's drug problems and the family trouble that started them. But the minister's professions of help made her suspicious. But the more she got to know the minister, the more she recognized his courage in the face of adversity and his commitment to faith. Gretchen's sharp edges began to soften until a mysterious phone call left her questioning whether he truly had something to hide. 179561 1959 Touch of Larceny, The M Garve, Andrew (Novel - "Megstone Plot, The"). Roger Macdougall, Guy Hamilton, Ivan Foxwell (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book. Mason News Media. Manipulation of media. Former submarine officer concocts scheme to plant evidence suggesting he is a spy and then sue the newspapers for libel when they accuse him of espionage. 1st Editor (John Horsley). 2nd Editor (Ronald Leigh-Hunt). Makes it appear that he has stolen government secrets and boarded a Russian ship, but he actually intends to hide out on an island. Aristocrat Englishman observes integrity of the press is at stake and investigates. He eventually finds out the truth from his fiancée who the man is also pursuing and passes the information on to a reporter. When he confronts the man and tells him he will be charged with fraud, the former officer decides to sell the "true" story. The account of how he survived a terrible shipwreck is sold to the highest bidder. "You know, I believe that these days people are intelligent in direct proportion to what they disbelieve in the newspapers." 179562 1984 Touch of Scandal, A MT Newscaster at Hotel (Gloria Gifford) 179563 2002 Touch of Silk N Wilde, Lori Harlequin Reporter Kay Freemont from Manhattan spends her days writing about sex and her nights wondering what all the hype is about. So when sexy, single Quinn Scofield places an advertisement in her magazine for a wife, Kay decides it’s way past time she found out. Although Kay knows she’s too repressed to live out her most forbidden fantasies, under Quinn’s imaginative tutelage she becomes more in tune with her own sensuality. This city girl thinks she has time for only a red-hot fling -- unless Quinn has his way, and she accepts his offer of a lifetime of incredible sex. 179564 1999 Touch the Sky N Clinkunbroomer, Jeannette Weinberg List Journalist 179565 1988 Touch the Sun: Peter & Pompey MT Reporter at Cave (Roxanne Kimberley) 179566 1968 Touchables, The M Interviewers (Joan Bakewell). 179567 2007 Touchdown Nouns NJ Fisher, Doris with D.L. Gibbs. Illustrator Jeff Chandler TV Reporter is the sidekick kid reporter to TV Announcer Buzz Star as grammar comes to life using entertaining sports narratives to teach language arts skills. Press-box banter introduces amusing players and exciting action. 179568 1974 Touche pas a la femme blanche MF Reporter (Marco Ferreri) 179569 2001 Touched by a Killer MT DVD -R HQ 2376, 2377. SVD 1039 Vetere, Richard (based on his novel, "Rage of the Blue Moon") Investigative Reporter Nikki Barrington (Isabella Hofmann) works to free a man she believes was wrongly convicted of murder before his execution. Press Conference Reporter (Sarah Deakins). 179570 1995 Touched by an Angel: T VHS 363 (No Beginning). Episode. Series 9-21-1994 to 4-27-2003. News Media 179571 1997 Touched by an Angel: Nothing But Net T Episode #68. 10-5-1997 Sports Anchor (Mark Van Wagener). NBA Announcer (Jimmy Hodson). 179572 2000 Touched by an Angel: Angel On My Tree, An T Episode #153. 12-17-2000 TV Newscast shows video of an attack on a 17-year-old boy that landed a man in prison. 179573 2001 Touched by an Angel: Chutzpah T Episode #173. 10-27-2001 Editorial Writer Monica gets a job at the Portland Daily News where she works with Rachel, the paper's editorial cartoonist. Her father is Sam, a Jew who hand-makes the Torah, the holy scripture. Rachel's job is in jeopardy because she isn't edgy enough. Monica notices Rachel's extensive "personal collection" of cartoons depicting her father and the Jewish faith in an unflattering light. She sees how deep the wounds are between father and daughter. She joins Rachel at a family dinner. Rachel puts one of the "personal jabs" in the paper and immediately her panel "Chutzpah!" is the hit of Portland. She is thrilled that now she even receives fan mail. As her popularity grows, so do the number of Jewish people she offends. Monica writes an editorial criticizing her cartoon and the local rabbi asks Sam to stop Rachel. Sam leads a protest in front of the Portland Daily News and disowns his daughter on the evening news. Skinheads beat up Sam, breaking his hands and destroying the synagogue Torah. Rachel realizes her personal attacks on him and the Jewish people was the catalyst for these attacks. Rachel completes the family Torah for her father. 179574 1997 Touched by an Angel: Crisis of Faith T Episode #51. 2-2-1997 Reporter barrages a reverend with negative questions about the opening of a teen center. The daughter of the church's account approached the pastor to discuss a problem, but was interrupted by the push journalist. Though the pastor made an appointment to counsel her the next day, she required immediate attention. His son saw her stealing money and he walked the troubled girl home, where he stopped her from swallowing a handful of pills. Realizing that the girl's situation was beyond his realm of expertise, he decided to drive her to his father. The pastor was irrigated that his son was absent from the newspaper interview. He went to pick him up and on a dark road their cars collided. His son died in the accident. The pastor rails against God. Monica is able to convince the pastor to forgive and carry on God's work and he is able to counsel the girl, thereby finishing the task his son had started. 179575 2001 Touched by an Angel: Death in the Family, A T Episode #156. 2-4-2001. Reporter (David Stuart). A narcotics team detective shoots an 11-year-old boy by mistake. 179576 1995 Touched by an Angel: Driver, The T DVD -R HQ 6501. SVD 880, VHS 331 Episode #15. 10-14-1995 TV Reporter Debra Willis (Vanessa Bell Calloway) learns a lesson about life and love, faces up to the reason behind her suicide attempt at 16. The high-powered TV journalist hits a teenager and leaves the scene of the accident. Her old buddy, a veteran detective, takes on the case and Willis, still covering up, ends up reporting on her own crime. She has always used the tag line, "As my mother always says…" but in real life her mom was an icy cold perfectionist always critical. Willis has attempted suicide as a teenager and now tries again but is stopped by Angel Monica. Shows Debra she has a right to be less than perfect. Willis comes clean and retains love and support of her boyfriend. 179577 2000 Touched by an Angel: Empty Chair, The T Episode #149. 11-19-2000 Cameraman (Gavin Sheehan). Betsy and Bud Baxter are in their 15th year of hosting the popular local TV program, "Breakfast With the Baxter's" when they learn their show is being cancelled. Still reeling from the loss, Bud and Betsy are grateful when Monica and Andrew show up on their doorstep feigning car trouble. They are a welcomed distraction for the Baxters who have devoted their lives to their show. They have avoided dealing honestly with each other. Thanks to angelic intervention, Bud and Betsy begin their lives anew. 179578 2001 Touched by an Angel: Face of God, The T Episode #165. 4-29-2001 British Reporter (Nyk Fry). Cloning of humans and the bombing of Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945 are linked together in this story of a woman who wants to be the first to clone a human being. 179579 1994 Touched by an Angel: Fallen Angela T Episode #4. 10-19-1994 TV Reporter (Alexis Fernandez). Wife of man running for the U.S. Senate is being blackmailed because she supported herself as a call girl in college. Rather than tell her husband the truth, she attempts suicide by sinking her boat in middle of the lake. Monica shows here how her suicide would affect her loved ones and she chooses to live. Together, the senator and his wife decide to hold a press conference regarding her past freeing them from the threat of further blackmail. 179580 1999 Touched by an Angel: Godspeed T Episode #117. 5-23-1999 Reporter (Jan Broberg Felt). 179581 1995 Touched by an Angel: Hero, The T DVD -R HQ 6452 Episode #11. 3-4-1995 Reporter. Monica (Roma Downey) poses as a reporter to help an African-American man who is putting too much pressure on his son to succeed. Three years ago, a sheriff defused a tense hostage situation by shooting the gunman who had killed his partner. Now Monica is a journalist writing a story about the small-town sheriff and local hero. The sheriff puts intense pressure on his son to gain admission to the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis. Rather than risk not doing well, the boy cheats on a college entrance exam and is caught. Afraid of how his father will react, he attempts suicide. While in a coma, Monica uses her angelic powers to talk to him and convince him to lie. She later helps the sheriff resolve his own inner torment. His late partner was the true hero. The sheriff froze when they confronted the criminals and his partner saved his life. Monica convinces him that God loves him regardless and is able to reunite father and son. 179582 1995 Touched by an Angel: In the Name of God T Episode #17. 10-28-1995 TV News Anchor (Bob Evans). Angels do battle with Satan who is posing as a politician in a fight against a white supremacy group. 179583 1995 Touched by an Angel: Interview With an Angel T DVD -R HQ 6464. DVD -R 1721 Episode #12. 9-23-1995 Tabloid Reporter-Editor Callie Martin (Dinah Manoff). Monica reveals her identity to a cynical tabloid editor. Monica's new assignment is to be interviewed by Callie Martin, a cynical reporter writing an expose on angelic encounters. Explaining that she is an angelic experience, Monica recounts the story of a heart transplant surgeon who is assigned to operate on a drunk driver who killed the doctor's five children. In the middle of the surgery, Monica, the transplant coordinator, stops time and reveals herself to Joe. She convinces him to complete the surgery successfully. Outraged that the killer lived, Callie tosses the interview tape away and walks out on the street. She is nearly hit by a bus but is rescued by the drunk driver who the surgeon saved. Scrambling to recover the tape, Callie sees Monica, Tess and Henry wave to her as they ride on the back of a garbage truck. Monica throws the tape in the air and it turns into a dove as the truck rides on. 179584 1996 Touched by an Angel: Journalist, The T DVD -R HQ 11368. SVD 887 Episode #47. 12-1-1996 TV Investigative Reporter Rocky McCann (Kay Lenz) early destroys people through her reporting. Angel Andrew is a cameraman. McCann is assigned a story on an elderly couple with four foster children and writes a expose alleging child abuse. Angel Monica becomes the weather girl at a TV station. Her biggest story is the upcoming lunar eclipse. Foster children are removed from the house. McCann finds out her source on the child abuse is dubious. The elderly couple plan suicide. McCann's zealousness results from an accident on a Ferris Wheel, the Eclipse, that disabled her husband. 179585 2002 Touched by an Angel: Jump! T SVD 1339 Episode #196. 11-2-2002 Radio Talk-Show Host Buzz Wescott (Daniel Baldwin) dominates drive-time airwaves throughout the Minneapolis-St. Paul area. His radio show is number one and about to go national. All he needs to get where he wants to be is that little something extra. He plans to put a depressed teenager contemplating suicide by jumping from the ledge of his apartment building on the air. The boy is a Wescott fan and talks to him. His last words to the boy is to "jump" off the building. Soon people listening take up the chant of Jump. Buzz has lost his compassion and Angel Monica shows him the light. He goes on the air and unburdens his soul to the teenager. Begs him to not jump. He listens and comes in off the ledge. 179586 2002 Touched by an Angel: Last Chapter, The T Episode #180. 1-12-2002 Reporter Elizabeth Jessup is now retired and is revisited by Monica who helped her cope with her alcoholism. Elizabeth wants nothing to do with the angel who once helped her out. Monica shows up at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting where Elizabeth is celebrating seven years of sobriety. In the midst of her speech, she begins to slur her words insisting that she has not been drinking. It's just a headache. Her daughter tells Monica doctors think it's a brain tumor. Monica reads Elizabeth's memoirs and asks why there is no mention of the fire Elizabeth started at the peak of her alcoholism or why she doesn't say anything about angels. Elizabeth tells Monica she'd be laughed out of the news business if she wrote about meeting an angel. That evening, Elizabeth passes out and is taken to the hospital. She has a brain tumor. She schedules surgery. She tries to finish her memoirs "before it's too late." She tells the truth about the fire and how she beat alcoholism. The surgery is over. Elizabeth is going to be all right. 179587 2002 Touched by an Angel: Rock and a Hard Place T Episode #191. 9-28-2002 TV News reports an asteroid and experts speculate on the fate of the Planet Earth. It ends up skipping off the Earth's atmosphere sparing the world a catastrophic impact. 179588 1996 Touched by an Angel: Sins of the Father T DVD -R HQ 8270. SVD 885 Episode #39. 9-29-1996 Journalist Monica (Roma Downey) poses as a reporter to interview a teenage boy on death row for killing a cop. 179589 1995 Touched by an Angel: There, But For the Grace of God T VHS 333 Episode #10. 2-25-1995 News Media. Monica is stripped of her angelic powers to help a proud, homeless man. 179590 2001 Touched by an Angel: Thief of Hearts T Episode #158. 2-18-2001 Newsstand. An 11-year-old is hanging out at the local newsstand when he spies a locket dangling near the cash register. He steals the locket in plain view and runs off before anyone can catch him. Newsstand attendant Alice Dupree calls the police. Alice gives Monica a photo of the culprit caught on her security camera as well as a sketch of the heart-shaped locket, which Alice describes as a priceless family heirloom given to her by her mother. The boy is an orphan with a heart condition but Alice remains unsympathetic, anxious to get her locket back. Some bullies steal the locket. The boy tries to explain this to Alice but she doesn't believe him. He explains he prayed for God to send him a mother and that he stole the locket so he would have a gift for her. Alice is unmoved until he collapses before her eyes. He is rushed to the hospital. Alice feels bad for him but still considers herself the vi Alice considers adopting the boy. As the boy takes a turn for the worse, Monica reveals herself, exposes the fact that the locket is not a cherished reminder of her mother who was an abusive alcoholic. The boy dies saying to Alice, "I love you Mom." 179591 1994 Touched by an Angel: Tough Love T SVD 1143 (Incomplete). SVD 876 Episode #3. 10-12-1994 Journalist Elizabeth Jessup (Phylicia Rashad) is a prominent, headstrong reporter who won't face up to her drinking problem until she is helped by the angels. Angel Monica serves as her personal assistant. She finally admits she's a recovering alcoholic. At a birthday party for her granddaughter, Liz has too much to drink. Soon afterwards, the newswoman makes a spectacle of herself while giving a speech at the Mayor's Centennial kick-off. This incident causes her daughter to stage an intervention for her mother. The action backfires and an enraged Liz orders her guests to leave. The next day, Monica returns to work and learns that Liz started drinking to fit in with her male counterparts. Liz accidentally sets the house on fire with a cigarette while her granddaughter is playing. Monica rescues the little girl whose grandmother is too drunk to comprehend what is happening. At the hospital, Liz's daughter confronts her mother for leaving Beth inside the house to die. Returning to the house to find a music box her granddaughter cherishes, Liz encounters Monica who reveals herself. Liz becomes a recovering alcoholic. 179592 1995 Touched by an Angel: Unidentified Female T Episode #21. 12-2-1995 Reporter Jennifer for trendy magazine Curb has a born on her finger and a hole in her memory. Two detectives are interrogating her about a shooting death she witnessed. As she is cross-examined, her jumbled memories eventually coalesce into a narrative The reporter met a real-estate developer in an elevator at her office building. He invited her to a party where she meets his best friend, whose ex-girlfriend is dating the developer. The developer shows his friend an antique gun which falls off a desk and kills him. Jennifer's story corroborates the developer's story so the police release her. The dead man was on his way home to deliver yellow roses and an apology to his mother. Jennifer now takes the roses the man never got the chance to deliver to his mother. 179593 1998 Touched by an Angel: What Are Friends For? T Episode #94. 10-4-1998 TV Anchor (Terry Wood). Monica becomes Mayoral candidate Carrie Carver's speechwriter. Monica tells her "truth is the best spin." 179594 1999 Touched by an Angel: Whole Truth and Nothing But... The T SVD 804 Episode #125. 11-21-1999 Editor Liz Bradley (Ann Jillian) of the Chicago Daily Guardian -- motto: "If It's The Truth, It's News" -- is a cynic and it's up to Angel Monica to show her how far she has strayed from her initial journalism ideals. Angels cringe at the sensational headlines. There is more to the truth than just the facts these articles portray. Ray (John Patrick White) works as a gofer waiting for his big break as a reporter. Liz is impressed with Monica and hires her. She assigns Monica to a story about possible shady dealings between the mayor and some Taiwanese officials. Teams Monica with Guardian's star Reporter Lauren (Marcia Cross) who is also Liz's younger sister and feels her editor-sister is obsessed with work Mayor has a secret lover and Liz wants to headline the morning paper with a story about the "mystery lover." Both Monica and Lauren object. Ray follows up on the story and discovers Lauren is the mayor's lover. Angry Liz publishes the story humiliating her sister. Ray writers another story and Liz fires him. Angel Monica enables Liz to realize she has been using the truth for harm rather than good. She rehires Ray to be a reporter. Sisters make amends. 179595 2000 Touched by an Angel: With God As My Witness T Episode #129. 1-9-2000 Newspaper stories. Monica shows a construction foreman two newspaper stories, one about a mobster threatening his family's life and another about the lives saved as the construction site as a result of his safety recommendations. 179596 2007 Touching M Reporter (Mikhaila Aaseng). 179597 1997 Touching Evil MT Miniseries News Media. Reporter 1 (Laura Heath). Reporter 2 (Christopher Glover). 179598 1998 Touching Evil II T SVD 1130 (Part 1). SVDSP 1131 (Part 2). SVD 1133 (Part 4). SVD 1140 (Conclusion) Miniseries. Mystery! Tabloid Reporter David Laney (James Nesbitt). Killers e-mails his intentions to the reporter 179599 1999 Touching Evil III MT Miniseries Journalist (Simon Thomson). Reporter (Claudine Grant). 179600 2004 Touching Evil: Attachment T Episode #8. 5-10-2004 TV Anchorperson (Tamara Taggart). 179601 2004 Touching Evil: Justine T Episode #3. 3-26-2004 News Media. Reporter (Dagmar Midcap). 179602 2004 Touching Evil: Pilot T DVD -R 1609 Episode #1. 3-12-2004 News Media. Journalist (Claudine Grant). 179603 2004 Touching Evil: Slash 30 T Episode #4. 4-2-2004 Reporter (Myfanwy Meilen). 179604 2007 Touching Stars NR Richards, Emilie TV Journalist Eric Fortman, a hotshot war correspondent, has maintained a cordial relationship with his former wife who has built a good life for herself and her three sons as an innkeeper in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. She has covered with the boys for the reporter’s absence and broken promises. A neighbor has been a loving surrogate father to the boys and her own best friend. Then on the eve of her oldest son’s graduation, the charismatic broadcast journalist returns having nearly lost his life in Afghanistan. He has lost his way and his courage and needs a place to recover. His ex-wife realizes this might be the last chance for her sons to establish a real bond with their father. She offers him a summer at the inn and a chance to put things right. Both are all too aware that their onetime love and attraction are still there. But can the pieces of their broken lives be mended, or are they better laid to rest? 179605 1949 Tough Assignment M Hittleman, Carl K. (Story). Milton Luban (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter-Photographer and husband-wife team Dan Reilly (Don Barry) and Margie Reilly (Marjorie Steele) try to expose ring forcing shopkeepers to buy uninspected stolen beef. Couple first get wind of story when they get picture of thugs beating up butcher. Reilly convinces his editor to let him do a series of articles on the racket. He is assaulted by thugs. He and his wife follow meat delivery truck to a ranch and hire on as a handyman and cook. Reilly secretly continues to write articles about the gang. Gang also involved in cattle rustling. When the stories appear, gang leader tries to pay Reilly to kill the reporter responsible for the articles. Another member of the gang recognizes the reporter and plans to kill him. But Reilly is able to escape. Crooks captured by police who have been notified by Margie Reilly. 179606 1977 Tough Get Going, The NM Bagby, George News Media 179607 1986 Tough Guys M DVD -R 1740 (Substantial Media Excerpts) Newscaster (Michele Marsh). Reporter #1 (Skip Stellrecht). Reporter #2 (David Michael O'Neill) 179608 1987 Tough Guys Don't Dance M Writer. Fledging writer Tim Madden (Ryan O'Neal) finds himself involved in five murders and two suicides. 179609 2004 Tough Journey, A: To the Heart of Happiness N Cole, Evelyn Photojournalist Bernie Perkins is also a surfer who is in conflict with his father over local politics on one level and his father's insults on another. His father owns the newspaper in Huntington Beach, California. Perkins is a lay philosopher and a lapsed artist. He tries to love his wife, who, like his father, insults him. He adores his three-year-old son and his mother, a native of France. His son dies. His wife leaves him. Someone murders the neighborhood dogs one by one. Bernie tries to find the murderer. He runs for city council to protect the women's shelter. Due to his father's sabotage, he loses the election by a few votes. He chooses an affair with his married neighbor over a woman who is too available, takes his neighbor to France. When he loses his mother, he travels from the despair of attempted suicide into the mysteries of his own heart. He returns understanding some of the complexities that fuel family, neighborhood, and community conflicts and discovers who really killed the dogs and why. It's a wild ride all the way 179610 1938 Tough Kid M Radio Commentator (Cliff Howell) 179611 1999 Tough Love N Tine, Robert Woman journalist - Novelization of television series created by John Masius with story and teleplay by Del Shores Female Journalist 179612 1999 Tough Reporters and Columnists D IJPC 123 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Twenty-Three -- 1980s, The: Part One -- Tough Reporters. Columnists Film and TV Excerpts include: Tough Reporters: “Absence of Malice,” Word of Honor” “The Mean Season,” “Messenger of Death,” “Fletch,” “Fletch Lives,” “Power,” “Flash of Green,” “Hunter: The Incident.” Columnists: “City in Fear,” “Night Heat,” “Highway to Heaven: Bassinger’s New York,” “Malice in Wonderland,” “The Gossip Columnist,” “Night Court: Advice Columnists,” “Growing Pains,” “Take My Daughters, Please,” “Heartburn,” “Warm Hearts, Cold Feet,” “A Good Sport,” “Continental Divide.” 179613 1937 Tough To Handle M VHS 844 Kyne, Peter B. (Story). Ness Book Reporter Ed McIntyre (Kane Richmond) in a murder mystery. Newsboy Mike Sanford (Frankie Darro). Sanford and McIntyre solve the crime, beat up gang members and save the day. Editor (Lee Phelps). 179614 1999 Toughest Indian in the World, The SS OWN - H Alexie, Sherman New Yorker, The -- June 21-28, 1999 News Media 179615 1952 Toughest Man in Arizona, The M DVD -R HQ 6754, 6755 Newspaper Editor Nathan Barlack (Cliff Clark). 179616 1985 Toughlove MT Newspaper Reporter (Saul Daniels). 179617 1989 Tour of Duty: Doc Hock T Bielak, Robert Episode #39. 9-30-1989 War Correspondent Alex Devlin (Kim Delaney) is glad to see Myron back but tells him that she is going to take the Paris job. Alex arranges a final going-away party for her and Myron. Alex ends up missing her plant to Paris, but not because of the party. She has a chance to do an exclusive and dangerous interview with a VC officer. After getting out of the interview, Alex meets Myron in Saigon for their last dinner before she goes to Paris. As Alex waits for Myron in front of the restaurant, a bomb explodes killing her with flying debris. Myron holds her in his arms one last time. First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. Company B's driving force is Sgt. Zeke Anderson (Terence Knox), an amiable and popular sergeant on his third tour of duty. Lt. Myron Goldman (Stephen Caffrey) is a newly arrived officer anxious to assert leadership despite his inexperience. 179618 1989 Tour of Duty: For What It's Worth T Episode #24. 1-17-1989 War Correspondent Alex Devlin (Kim Delaney) drops by to see Goldman. First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179619 1989 Tour of Duty: Hard Stripe T Episode #36. 5-9-1989 War Correspondent Alex Devlin (Kim Delaney) is asked by Goldman for help when he decides to investigate a CIA recruiter. The CIA recruiter learns he is being investsigated and leans on Zeke to get the lieutenant to stop. McKay tries to convince Goldman that he should take a non-combat job "for Alex's sake." 179620 1989 Tour of Duty: I Wish It Would Rain T SVD 959 Episode #28. 2-14-1989. 9-24-1987 to 4-28-1990. War Correspondent Alex Devlin (Kim Delaney) is working on a story about American troops in Vietnam going across a stream that marks the edge of Cambodia to capture VCs. Later Goldman and Alex go to an Embassy party. French Journalist Fourneir (Andrew Masset) goes with Percell and Taylor off limits in Saigon. First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179621 1989 Tour of Duty: Lonesome Cowboy Blues T Meyer, W.K. Scott Episode #33. 4-11-1989 War Correspondent Alex Devlin (Kim Delaney) is approached by a Vietnamese to ask her to buy something for her at the PX -- which is illegal. As an MP chases the woman off, Alex sees her drop a GI ID card. As Alex follows up this lead, she goes on a mission to find Sgt. Jackson -- the sole contact the Special Forces have with a village informant. They run into a kid who claims to be able to get them to Jackson. The kid ends up wounded by VC. After they get back to the base, Alex tells Goldman that she is going to a dangerous part of town to find the Vietnamese girl. Goldman insists she takes two troopers and the three of them end up in trouble. Meanwhile the kid is accused of being a VC informer. Anderson comes to his defense but in the very next mission they end up being fired upon as they land. If the kid isn't the informant, then who is? First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179622 1989 Tour of Duty: Luck, The T Brown, Jerry Patrick Episode #38. 9-23-1989 War Correspondent Alex Devlin (Kim Delaney) learn that Anderson and Goldman are MIA and possibly dead. McKay goes to see Alex, who reacts to Myron's loss by immersing herself in here work. Johnny tries to make here face reality. Alex states that the men are dead and she refuses to talk about it. The two Americans have been taken captive by the NVA. They repeatedly try to escape as they are being led north, eventually succeeding. Meanwhile, Alex's Bureau Chief convinces her that she should transfer to Paris, the location of the peace talks. First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179623 1989 Tour of Duty: Non-Essential Personnel T Katz, Elia Episode #26. 1-31-1989 War Correspondent Alex Devlin (Kim Delaney) sets out to expose a major whose questionable judgment has caused casualties. Photographer (Charles Holman). First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179624 1989 Tour of Duty: Popular Forces T Cooper, Dennis. Elia Katz. Jerry Patrick Brown Episode. 2-21-1989 News Media First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179625 1989 Tour of Duty: Promised Land T Smith, Steven Philip Episode #32. 4-6-1989 News Media. Newsman (Tom Miller). First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179626 1988 Tour of Duty: Pushin' Too Hard T SVD 882 Episode #12. 1-14-1988 TV Correspondent Vicky Adams (Talia Balsam) accompanies troops on their next mission and Bravo Co's Zeke and Goldman are unhappy that their next mission will include a beautiful woman. Zeke fights against Adams' urges to "get the good stuff" and his own men's attempts to impress her --at the risk of their own lives. Prisoner is caught and tells unit they are surrounded by a North Vietnamese regiment. Things get worse and worse. The correspondent's presence there doesn't help. The Cameraman (Khoi Tran). First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179627 1989 Tour of Duty: Saigon (Parts 1 and 2) T SVD 884 (Part One) Episodes #22-#23. 1-3/10-1989 War Correspondent Alex Devlin (Kim Delaney) from a wire service faces life-threatening situations. She shows up and butts into Bravo Company's problems. She explains that she is just following up a story lead. Alex meets up with Jake Bridger who tells a story about VC infiltrating the cities as peasants. It is just before the Tet Offensive. McKay and Goldman start to "argue" over both their increasing interests in Alex Devlin. Goldman is ordered to have Alex pull her story about the soldier who died in the opium parlor. McKay sends Goldman on a "snipe" hunt so that he can be alone with Alex, and inadvertently exposes Goldman to serious danger. First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179628 1989 Tour of Duty: Sealed With a Kiss T Katz, Elia. Dennis Cooper Episode #35. 5-2-1989 War Correspondent Alex Devlin (Kim Delaney) is catching hell from her new boss who wants her to expose the fact that a new Army radar system doesn't work. Alex tells Myron that she is dating an Army Intelligence officer in an attempt to get him a job in intelligence (and off of the frontlines). First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179629 1989 Tour of Duty: Sins of the Fathers T Husky, Rick Episode #34. 4-25-1989 War Correspondent Alex Devlin (Kim Delaney) goes after the story of prostitutes being murdered in Saigon. She suspects a red-neck soldier who Goldman has already given too many breaks. The red-neck is a bigot who has already run afoul of Taylor. First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179630 1989 Tour of Duty: Sleeping Dogs T Brown, Jerry Patrick Episode. 2-7-1989 News Media. First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179631 1988 Tour of Duty: Soldiers T Episode #15. 2-18-1988 War Correspondent (Joe Moore - News Correspondent). First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179632 1989 Tour of Duty: Thanks For the Memories T Episode #45. 11-18-1989 Press. Not satisfied with the results of an off-the-record meeting with the press, Brewster goes on the record before superiors can react. He takes the story of Phu An to the press and is relieved of duty. First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179633 1989 Tour of Duty: Ties That Bind, The T Episode #40. 10-17-1989 War Correspondent Alex Devlin (Kim Delaney) was killed in the bomb explosion and Goldman and McKay attend her funeral. Goldman has trouble dealing with his feelings about Alex's death. Goldman returns to the unit. 179634 1989 Tour of Duty: True Grit T Episode #25. 1-24-1989 War Correspondent Alex Devlin (Kim Delaney) goes to see Dr. Seymour to do an article about battle fatigue just as Anderson and his men are prepared to leave for a mission. Goodman is upset over Alex spending all her time with McKay and goes on a drunken binge that ends up inadventently turning him into a hero. 179635 1988 Tour of Duty: Vietnam Rag T Episode #54. 2-24-1990 Photojournalist gets permission to go out on a mission. He is a peace-loving photographer. Things go bad fast and soon soldiers are being killed for stupid reasons. First TV series about the Vietnam War. Tour of Duty focuses on a single platoon of young U.S. soldiers through their one-year tour of combat duty in Vietnam during the late 1960s. It is 1967 and the war in Vietnam has escalated to terrifying heights. 179636 1986 Tourist Season NM OWN - P Hiaasen, Carl Reporter Brian Keyes turned private eye, must move from muck-raking to rooting out murder. 179637 2007 Tourists, The N Hobbs, Jeff New York Freelance Journalist edging into his 30s discovers his Yalie friend, a handsome gay man, has left his boyfriend to pursue a doomed relationship with their fellow alum, a married, biracial woman - the same one the shiftless journalist loves. The freelancer is the narrator of this story. 179638 1992 Tourmaline N Henderson, Jon Photojournalist Jake stumbles into an assassination plot while covering the signing of an important Mid-East treaty in Cairo. After photographing the terrible act, Jake desperately looks for a way to protect himself and his valuable roll of film. 179639 2007 Tournament of Dreams M Photographer (Ivan Kraljevic). 179640 1971 Tout Va Bien (Everything's Fine. All's Well) MF DVD -R HQ 8896, 8897 Godard, Jean-Luc and Jean-Pierre Gorin France Journalist Suzanne - Her (Jane Fonda) is an American journalist married to a French husband-film director, Jacques - Him (Yves Montand). Both are ensnared in a Paris factory strike. Suzanne is in France for an American television channel. She is assigned to investigate employment practices and a former Communist sympathizer, who now works in advertising, accompanies her to a sausage factory to do so. The day the works go on strike, they are locked in with the boss, which leads to a radical rethink of their lifestyles. Political satire calls for those working in the media to become more involved in the world they are supposed to represent. 179641 2000 Toute la ville en parle TF News Media. Reporter Cameraman (Marc Paris). Le journaliste (Philippe Cavalaria). 179642 2001 Tovah Hernandez-Carlson CB Green Arrow, Vol. 3, #2. May, 2001. First Appearance. TV Reporter Tovah Hernandez-Carlson in Star City. May have been first journalist to break news of Green Arrow's return from the dead. 179643 1951 Toward the Storm: Novel of Fleet Street, A N Sergeant, Mary British Newspapers 179644 1967 Towards the End of the Morning N Frayn, Michael Newspaperman John Dyson is slipping towards the end of his youth and towards the end of his foundering career. Comic novel is based on real people in the newspaper business in England. 179645 1997 Tower of Terror MT DVD -R HQ 7173, 7174. SVD 593 Journalist (Steve Guttenberg), "luckless journalist" investigates the disappearance of five people from a hotel elevator 60 years earlier. Reporter (Michael Waltman). Photographer (Dean Marsico). 179646 1997 Tower of Terror N Fontes, Ron. Justine Korman Reporters crowd the Hollywood Tower Hotel in 1939 to see the most popular nine-year-old actress in California. 179647 2000 Tower-102 N Dupuis, Alexander Radio Newscaster Robert Bury of KTWR-FM, Tower-102 is like the other radio newscasters and DJs. He's just struggling to just keep body, soul and head together and manage their variously troubled lives. He wants to move on up or just to move on. The small radio station is in the Sierra Nevada foothills of northern California during the mid-1980s. The rest of the country is riding the self-indulgent wave of the prosperous Reagan years. But the air staff, the disc jockeys and the newscasters just want to keep it going. Newscasters, air staff and disc jockeys of KTWR-FM, Tower-102 are struggling just to manage their variously troubled lives in northern California in the mid-1980s. 179648 1974 Towering Inferno, The M L Editor Susan Franklin (Faye Dunaway), editor of women's magazine. Bigelow (Robert Wagner), public relations for hotel in general interest movie 179649 1978 Towing M News Reporter (Bob Wallace) 179650 1857 Town and Country; or, Life at Home and Abroad, Without and Within Us N Adams, John Stowell Not Made for an Editor, chapter Press 179651 1979 Town Bloody Hall DT Critic Elizabeth Hardwick. 179652 1929 Town Crier, The DR Radio Series. 1929-33 News 179653 1998 Town Has Turned to Dust, A MT Reporter Hannify from New Angeles (Gabriel Olds). 179654 1964 Town Meeting of the World DT TV Newsman Eric Sevareid - CBS 179655 2002 Town Named Paradise, A N Ellis, Julie TV Journalist Neil Bradford, now working at his parents' local TV station, teams up with Manhattan attorney in Paradise to prove the innocence of a man accused of abducting a six-year-old girl. Both are strongly attracted to each other. 179656 1923 Town Scandal, The M Kummer, Frederic Arnold (Story). Hugh Hoffman (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers/Reporters Editor Toby Caswell (Edward Hearne) of the Murphysburg newspaper helps a Broadway chorus girl get even with the Purity League, who showers her with disapproval while secretly visiting her Broadway show and wooing her. Purity League is scandalized when the chorus girl, Jean Crosby (Gladys Walton) is hired by the paper to create a series of installments entitled, "The Life of a Chorus Girl," and nothing they do can get her to drop the story. Editor finds himself in the middle of the dispute. Crosby offers to can the story, which names names, when the town leaders prove willing to change their strict laws and attitudes. 179657 2005 Town That Came a Courtin’, The N Rich, Ronda Obituary Writer Abby Houston has turned into a worldwide,best-selling author and folks around Dexter, Georgia where she grew up say she is the luckiest woman alive. How else to explain all her good fortune? Her mama has a different take: “Lucky in life, means unlucky in love.” She might be right because Abby’s been getting her heart broken since the 6th grade. But ever since she crossed into Bliss, Mississippi, a heavenly warm feeling has washed right over her. Abby’s used to making up quirky, charming characters in her books, but here in Bliss it almost seems like those characters have sprung to life -- and Abby is fantasizing about moving right in. The love affair is mutual. The townspeople have set up their matchmaking minds in motion and they aren’t about to let Abby leave without a little love in her heart. 179658 1976 Town That Dreaded Sundown, The M News Media. Reporter (Bill Dietz). Reporter (Mike Downs). Reporter (Carolyn Moreland) 179659 1965 Town That Went Sick, The NM Truss, Seldon Press 179660 1992 Town Torn Apart, A MT Reporter (Christina Collins). News Anchor (Richard Hardacre). 179661 2001 Town Without Christmas, A MT DVD -R HQ 5019, 5020. SVD 1138 (Beginning After End) TV Reporter. Media 179662 1961 Town Without Pity M Agregor, Manfred (Novel -- "Verdict, The"). Jim Lustig (Adaptation). Silvia Reinhardt, Georg Hurdalek (Screenplay) Douglas. Ness Book Reporter Inge (Barbara Rutting) for Globus, a German weekly, covers trial of four GIs charged with rape. She clashes with defense attorney who establishes his view of her work when he tells her he has not only heard of her paper but smelled it. Reporter supports woman who claims to have been raped and criticizes defense attorney for his handling of the case. She apologizes later when she realizes he is dedicated to doing his job. Despite reporter's commitment to her work, negative impression of press when reporters swarm like vultures to cover the story after the rape victim commits suicide. They run the woman's picture now that she is dead. 179663 1957 Town Without Pity M DVD -R HQ 7808, 7809 News Media. Barnes, the Editor (George Devine). Journalist #1 (John Chandos). Journalist #2 (Vernon Greeves). Journalist #3 (Arnold Diamond). 179664 1999 Townies M TV Reporter (Eric Van Sant). 179665 1985 Toxic Avenger, The M Reporter (June De Young). Interviewer (William Klan). 179666 2004 Toy Mountain Christmas Special T News Reporter Tom Brown. 179667 1991 Toy Soldiers M L. SV 150 ( (Opening -- Media Excerpts) Press Secretary (Carol Shoemaker) 179668 1982 Toy, The M Veber, Francis (Film). Carol Sobieski (Screenplay) Remake of French film "La Jouet" - Ness Book Journalist Jack Brown (Richard Pryor) is an unemployed journalist hired by newspaper baron U.S. Bates (Jackie Gleason) to be a spoiled white child's plaything (the toy). Brown convinces the boy to start a newspaper and they use it to expose the tactics of his father. They break into his father's newspaper plant to print the paper (approximately named "The Toy.") Bates threatens to sue Brown for libel. Bates says he can get the people Brown and the boy interviewed to retract their statements. Eventually Brown arranges a reconciliation between father and son and is offered a job on Bate's paper. Brown had told Bates he had been trying to get on the paper, but the only blacks Bates hires is to do windows and floors. "Didn't you see All the President's Men? Reporters make people talk, if they're any good." 179669 1999 Toyer N McKay, Gardner News Media 179670 1988 Toynbee Convector, The SSF Bradbury, Ray Reporter Roger Shumway obtains exclusive interview with the only man to have traveled ahead in time 179671 1997 Toyotomi Blues, The N Furutani, Dale TV Journalists Nagahara-san and Yukiko-chan, hosts of News Pop TV magazine. Nagahara journalist who started his career right after the Korean War and did a lot of coverage of the Vietnam War for Japanese television. "He's an old pro and if you get in any sort of to trouble he'll be able to step in and carry you until the end of the interview." Nagahara and Yukiko started peppering me with questions about how I solved the mystery. Reporters for several Japanese newspapers, including the Asahi Shimbun, which is Japan's largest newspaper. 179672 1998 Trace of a Woman NM Kirkwood, Valerie Reporter Maggie "Babe" Flynn is determined to be the first female crime reporter for the Clarion in 1890s Chicago. She poses as a prostitute to bait a notorious murderer and get the exclusive. But when a client turns tough, only the timely invention of fellow reporter Daniel McQuinn saves her neck. Soon they team up to catch a killer that leads to a passionate alliance between them. Two young news reporters apparently met 10 years ago at the St. Augustine Boys Reformatory -- he was an angry young criminal, she was a little rich girl. After that one day, she disappeared from his life. Now they've found each other again on the means streets of Chicago. 179673 2009 Trace of Smoke N Cantrell, Rebecca Crime Reporter Hannah Vogel in Berlin in 1931 investigates the murder of her brother, a cabaret nightingale. She regularly scans pictures of the unnamed dead in search of a good story. This time, she stops short when she finds an image of her brother, naked and abandoned, posted alongside pictures of wretched prostitutes and victims of Nazi mobs. Her beautiful, fey brother had always been vulnerable to their father’s attempts to make a man of him, and now it’s too late for the authorities to help him or Hannah, who have loaned their identification papers to two radical Jewish friends desperate to emigrate. Unable to bring herself or Ernst to the attention of the police until her friends are safe in New York, Hannah must investigate her brother's death herself. She begins at the El Dorado, the underground cabaret where Ernst was the star. There she discovers that a dancer has profited from Ernst's death by becoming the new headliner, and there are rumors that Ernst was flouting his longtime companion by taking a Nazi lover. Hannah's true shock, however, comes when a grave, malnourished boy appears on her doorstep as she arrives home near dawn, claiming against all odds to be Ernst's son. Now Hannah must discover both Ernst's killer and the boy's true identity as the Sturm Abteilung closes in around them. 179674 1997 Tracey Takes On…: 1976 T SVD 930 Episode #19. 3-5-1997 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) hosts a seventies' retro party at the famous Stage 24 disco. Janie and Hope, who is an intern at the magazine, arrive at the party via Chic's cab. In a flashback, Chic tells Hope how he helped a young Janie sneak into the club in 1973 where she spied on Linda Granger's cocaine habit as well as her double dealings with the producers of her hit TV show, VIP Lounge. Afterward, Janie wrote an article which launched her career and destroyed Linda's. Ruby caps off the show by claiming she was actually responsible for Linda's demise. 179675 2001 Tracey Takes On…: 1976. First Season T DVD Special Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) hosts a '70s retro party. Snobbish magazine editor. 179676 1997 Tracey Takes On…: Best of "Tracey Takes On…" Season Three T Episode #39. 6-4-1998 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) speaks about loss. Linda Granger speaks about marriage. 179677 1997 Tracey Takes On…: Best of "Tracey Takes On…" Season Two T Episode #28. 5-28-1997 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) gives her opinions about the supernatural. 179678 1996 Tracey Takes On…: Charity T Episode #2. 1-31-1996 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) reveals she exchanges food for poems with the ATM homeless man because his poems are a sure hit on her magazine. Linda Granger decides to run a documentary about AAAH - Aged Animal Actors Home, run by Rayle and Mitch Gibson. Linda introduces several handicapped animals until she realizes her little dog was eaten. 179679 1996 Tracey Takes On…: Death T Episode #8. 3-18-1996. Reporter (Russell Milton). 179680 1999 Tracey Takes On…: End of the World T Episode #51. 3-17-1999 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) has sex with cab driver Chic. Hope may lose her virginity. 179681 1999 Tracey Takes On…: Erotica T Episode #43. 2-3-1999 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) brings home an arousing sculpture. 179682 1997 Tracey Takes On…: Food T Episode #20. 3-12-1997 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) is upset over losing her favorite lunch table. 179683 1996 Tracey Takes On…: Mothers T Episode #15. 2-2-1997 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) feels bad for treating her mother bad after she has a dream where she is old and heer own children treat her the way she's treating her mother. 179684 1993 Tracey Takes On…: New York (aka Tracey Ullman Takes On New York) T SV 230 Special. 10-9-1993 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman), now a successful New York magazine editor is at work being filmed for an upcoming documentary. She's unaware that her co-worker has hatched a scheme to make her look bad. It all comes to a head when Janie's parents, who are supposedly dead, arrive just as she's being interviewed. Janie comes to appreciate her family and puts them on the cover of her magazine. 179685 1996 Tracey Takes On…: Nostalgia T Episode #3. 2-7-1996 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) is too busy for nostalgia. 179686 1997 Tracey Takes On…: Politics T Episode #22. 4-23-97. Series 1-24-1996 to 3-17-1999. Paparazzo #1 (Robert Noble). Paparazzo #2 (Robert Mont). 179687 1998 Tracey Takes On…: Religion T Episode #29. 2-15-1998 Commentator, Golf (Stephen Poletti). 179688 1999 Tracey Takes On…: Scandal T Episode #42. 1-20-1999 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) is attracted to a young man -- a very young man. 179689 1996 Tracey Takes On…: Secrets T Episode #17. 2-17-1997 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) tells her shrink she'd like to be spanked only her husband won't do it. After chickening out of a S&M club, she talks her psychologist into spanking her for a double fee. 179690 1998 Tracey Takes On…: Sports T Episode #38. 3-8-1998 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) relives her competition with a school rival. Photographer (Ron Ostrow). 179691 1997 Tracey Takes On…: Supernatural T Episode #25. 4-16-1997 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) believes she is a successful magazine editor because she can predict trends. 179692 1996 Tracey Takes On…: Vanity T Episode #7. 3-6-1996 Magazine Editor Janie Pillsworth (Tracey Ullman) tries to direct a fashion show from a war zone in Bosnia. Reporter #1 (Harry Hutchinson). Reporter #2 (Mary Amadeo Ingersoll). 179693 1987 Tracey Ullman Show, The: 5W01: Valet/Gold diggers of 1988/Skateboarding T Kogen, Jay. Wallace Wolodarsky. Ken Estin. Marc Flanagan Episode #27. 2-7-1988 News Media 179694 1988 Tracey Ullman Show, The: 5W06: Ginny Redux/Cinema Verite/People at Work T Flanagan, Marc. Ken Kogen. Wallace Wolodarsky. Craig Heller. Guy Schulman Episode #32. 3-13-1988 News Media 179695 1990 Tracey Ullman Show, The: 7W15: Word, The/Sell, The T Episode #73. 2-11-1990 Newspaper Publisher Sheldon Moss (Bill Pullman) is visited by Francesca to complain about a single word describing her in a newspaper article as a great writer. The word is "plain." In "The Sell," a psychotic saleswoman visits the general manager of a TV station Kevin Patten (Joe Malone) in his office and threatens to kill herself if he doesn't buy the product she is trying to sell. 179696 2008 Tracey Ullman’s State of the Union T DVD -R HQ 9809 Episode #1. 3-30-2008 TV Correspondent Campbell Brown, TV Newscaster Linda Alvarez of WBFW News, TV Reporter Rita Cosby, Columnist Adrianna Huffington and Journalist Andy Rooney are among the many characters Tracy Ullman satirizes. Newscaster Alvarez gives the news on WBFW. Adrianna Huffington works on her blog. Reporter Cosby is live covering a prison execution in Texas. Brown is at the White House giving a report on terrorism. 179697 2008 Tracey Ullman’s State of the Union T DVD -R HQ 9834 Episode #2. 4-14-2008 TV Correspondent Campbell Brown, TV Anchor-Newscaster Linda Alvarez of WBFW News, TV Reporter Rita Cosby, Columnist Adrianna Huffington and Journalist Andy Rooney are among the many characters Tracy Ullman satirizes. Newscaster Alvarez gives the news on WBFW. Adrianna Huffington works on her blog. TV Anchor Alvarez on defective alarm clocks. Press conference of African woman who has come to United States to adopt a child. Dame Judith Dench interviewed on her newest role by off-camera interviewer. Reporter Campbell Brown on an epidemic of breast cancer in another alarmist news report. Back to Brian (Williams of NBC News). Adrianna Huffington blogging. 179698 2008 Tracey Ullman’s State of the Union T DVD -R HQ 9848 Episode #3. 4-20-2008 Parody News. TV Correspondent Campbell Brown, TV Anchor-Newscaster Linda Alvarez of WBFW News, TV Reporter Rita Cosby, Columnist Adrianna Huffington and Journalist Andy Rooney are among the many characters Tracy Ullman satirizes. Newscaster Alvarez gives the news on WBFW. Adrianna Huffington works on her blog. Andrew Rooney talks about pencils in his 60-Minute segment. Campbell Brown once again offers nothing but terror and fear in her Washington Report before tossing it back to Brian Williams. Adriana Huffington blogs in bed. 179699 2008 Tracey Ullman’s State of the Union T DVD -R HQ 9862 Episode #4. 4-28-2008. Finale. Parody News. TV Correspondent Campbell Brown, TV Anchor-Newscaster Linda Alvarez of WBFW News, TV Reporter Rita Cosby, Columnist Adrianna Huffington and Journalist Andy Rooney are among the many characters Tracy Ullman satirizes. Investigative Reporter Chris Hanson exposes a senior getting her meds from Canada. Investigative Reporter Rita Cosby has an exclusive story on an investor who was castrated and thrown out of his 97th story window by his angry lover. 179700 2010 Tracey Ullman’s State of the Union: Architectural commission representative T DVD -R HQ 11769 Episode 3, Season 3. 2-1-2010 Parody News. Various Reporters and Journalists. 179701 2010 Tracey Ullman’s State of the Union: Drug Dealer T DVD -R HQ 11804 Episode 5, Season 3. 2-22-2010 Parody News. Investigative Reporter. Various Reporters and Journalists. Network nightly news show. Drug dealer, located missing woman. Talent show competitor, wealthy shopper. 179702 2010 Tracey Ullman’s State of the Union: Gun Merchant Attends a Show T DVD -R HQ 11788 Episode 4, Season 3. 2-15-2010 Parody News. Various Reporters and Journalists. Network nightly news show. Gun merchant attends a show. Job interview. Antiques appraiser, Neo-hippie. 179703 2010 Tracey Ullman’s State of the Union: Lawyer, Tennis Coach T DVD -R HQ 11821 Episode 6, Season 3. 2-22-2010 Parody News. Investigative Reporter. Various Reporters and Journalists. Network nightly news show. Lawyer. Tennis Coach. 179704 2010 Tracey Ullman’s State of the Union: Season 3, Episode 1 T DVD -R HQ 11745 Episode 1, Season 3. 1-25-2010 Parody News. TV reporter in front of the White House. CNN Commentator Rachel Maddow show with Internet Journalist Adrianna Huffington as a guest. Huffington discusses new ABC News Anchor Diane Sawyer. CNN Chief International Correspondent Christine Amanpour makes an appearance. All are played by Tracey Ullman who also plays Ruth Madoff who has recently downsized to a small apartment on the edge of Harlem. 179705 2010 Tracey Ullman’s State of the Union: Season 3, Episode 2 T DVD -R HQ 11767 Episode 2, Season 3. 2-1-2010 Parody News. Journalists. A local anchor. A White House correspondent. Local male news reporters interview unemployed people in line, also military personnel out of work. 179706 2010 Tracey Ullman’s State of the Union: Technical Support Worker T DVD -R HQ 11827 Episode 7, Season 3. 3-8-2010 Parody News. Investigative Reporter. Various Reporters and Journalists. Network nightly news show. Technical support worker. Bookstore owner, Obese woman. Gift shop employee. 179707 0001 Trachiniae P COPY Sophocles 401 B.C. Messenger. Lichas, the herald of Heracles. 179708 2005 Traci Townsend MT DVD -R HQ 10886, 10887. Advice Columnist Traci Townsend (Jazsmin Lewis) draws on her professional experience to help solve her romantic problems. The female journalist says she is doing an article on relationship and interviews three previous boyfriends to see why they never proposed. The sophisticated and still single 30-something wants to get to the bottom of her romantic woes. Determined not to die an old maid with no kids, Traci confides in her best friend, Sylvia that she needs some answers. To be beautiful, successful and not have one wedding proposal to her credit, doesn’t add up. So Traci convinces Sylvia to tape her conducting interviews of three previous boyfriends under the guise that they are filming a documentary on relationships. Traci’s ultimate motive is to find out why they never posed. Each distinctly different interview comically teaches Traci more about herself than she would care to know, causing her to re-evaluate the meaning of love, her sexual orientation and ultimately, happiness. 179709 1987 Traci, I Love You MT Photographer (Gabriel Pontello - The Photographer). 179710 1976 Track of the Moon Beast M News Media. The Newscaster (Gary Kanin). 179711 1996 Track of the Scorpion NM OWN - H - P (Three Copies) Davis, Val Newspaper involved in a military cover-up 179712 1968 Track of Thunder M Hill, Maurice J. (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Ness Book Reporter Georgia Clark (Majel Barrett) helps racetrack manager manufacture feud between two drivers. Newspaper stories cause real feud. Racetrack manager embezzles funds and is threatened with exposure by mechanic who is killed while driving manager's car When his scheme is uncovered, he tries to dump reporter and leave. She turns him over to police. 179713 1955 Track the Man Down M Erickson, Paul, Kenneth R. Hayles (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Reporter Don Ford (Kent Taylor) for The Morning Star is on the outs with his editor who cannot fire him because the reporter's aunt owns the paper. So he assigns the reporter to do a puff piece on an actress retiring from the stage. On the advice of the editor, the reporter passes himself off as a botanist to get in to see the actress. While pursuing the story, Ford inadvertently stumbles upon criminal activity involving a case of money stolen from a racetrack. Crooks are finally caught with reporter in the midst of the fight. His editor arrives to take credit for putting him on to the story. Before he can give the reporter a new assignment, the reporter and his girlfriend flee on a bus. "I don't like newspapermen. I think they're always looking for cheap scandal and gossip." 179714 1957 Trackdown T Series 1957-1959. CBS Editor-Founder, The Enterprise newspaper 179715 1927 Tracked by Police M Pictured on page 52 with Rin-Tin-Tin Newspaper. Jason Robards may be a reporter 179716 2002 Tracker: Children of the Night T Episode #8. 1-21-2002 Newspaper Kid (Andrew Dinner). 179717 2002 Tracker: Miracle, The T Episode #13. 2-25-2002 Reporter Dana Saunders (Thea Andrews). 179718 2002 Tracker: What Lies Beneath T Episode #21. 5-27-2002. Sci-Fi News Reporter (J.C. Kenny). 179719 1991 Tracks of Glory MT Miniseries News Media. Journalist 1 (Edwin Hodgeman). Journalist 2 (Tony Mack) 179720 2006 Trade Off, The M News Media. Reporter (Maria Tidwell). 179721 1938 Trade Winds M Reporter Jones (Charlie Williams). Reporter (Tom Quinn). Reporter (Charles Williams). 179722 1970 Trader Hornee M DVD AFI-Columnists Lesbian Journalist Tender Lee (Lisa Grant) is part of an expedition into Africa to search for the missing daughter of two zoologists who disappeared in the jungle 21 years ago. A detective leads the expedition, which includes two of the daughter’s greedy relatives. 179723 1983 Trading Places M TV Newscaster (Bill Boggs) 179724 2003 Trading Places N Michaels, Fern Investigative Reporter Nathan Hawke teams up with the identical twin sister of an Atlanta police detective to hunt down the cop killers who nearly killed her and her beloved K-9. The sexy reporter senses something bold and new about the new detective who no longer shies away from his flirtations. As they join forces to uncover a web of lies and corruption, romance blooms. But how can she confess that she's not who he thinks she is? And how can she let herself fall in love when she and her twin might have to run for their lives? Twin sisters pull off a daring identity switch that lands them in the middle of love and danger. Atlanta police detective Aggie Jade is still recovering from the raid that took the life of her partner and former boyfriend, and nearly killed her and her beloved K-9. She’s not ready to hit the streets again, but she’s desperate to hunt down the cop killers who shattered her world. That’s when she asks her identical twin sister to trade places with her. Lizzie Jade is as flashy and fiery as Aggie is quiet and conservative, and the high-rolling Vegas gambler loves a challenge -- turning in her stiletto heels for a badge is the perfect role for Aggie’s “wild card” sister. But the gusty charade gets complicated when sexy investigative reporter Nathan Hawke senses something bold and new about “Aggie” who no longer shies away from his flirtations. As Lizzie and Nathan join forces to uncover a web of lies and corruption, Lizzie finds herself giving in to his charms. 179725 2000 Traffic M News Media. Reporter (Darlynne Reves). State Capitol Reporter #1 (Lorene Hetherington). State Capitol Reporter #2 (Eric Collins). TV Reporter (Fred Anderson). Photojournalist (Choel Evans). Reporter (Dominic Koulianos). Reporter (Darlynne Reyes). Press Secretary (Kymberly Newberry). 179726 2004 Traffic MT Miniseries News Media. Reporter (Joanna Piros). Anchorwoman (Dagmar Midcap). 179727 1946 Traffic in Crime M White, Leslie Turner (Story). David Lang (Screenplay0 Ness Book Reporter Sam Wire (Kane Richmond) and partner get put in prison so they can investigate crooked cop. When he is released, the former newspaperman contacts one of the gang leaders and demands money the crooked cop took from him. Since reporter resembles the gang leader he is hired to steal incriminating evidence from rival gang leader. Crooked cop kills the gang leader and tries to pin the murder on Wire. But reporter is able to trap the cop and rival gang leader with help of a man, his girlfriend and his newspaper owner father Don Marlowe (Harry V. Cheshire, who was afraid to go after the gangs himself because he was intimidated by murdered gang leader. Reporter was hired by police chief to drive warring gangs out of town. 179728 1913 Traffic in Souls M Silent Newspaper. Silent film on white slavers abducting women. Reporter-newspaper stories. Ending: Cut to a newspaper in a trash can and story on suicide 179729 1998 Trafico MF Art Critic (Antonio Bagao Felix). Magazine Reporter (Maria Joao Vieira). Public Relations (Miguel Kreiseler). 179730 1759 Tragedy A La Mode (Diversions of the Morning) P Foote, Samuel Press 179731 1942 Tragedy at Midnight, A M Hudson, Hal, Sam Duncan (Story). Isabel Dawn (Screenplay) Ness Book Radio Commentator Greg Sherman (John Howard) specializes in beating the police at solving crimes. Police department decides to show him up by implicating him in a murder. They plant a corpse in his apartment causing complications. When Sherman's wife thinks the corpse is another woman, she immediately files for divorce. Corpse actually turns out to be a woman who has been stabbed and the journalist and his wife investigate while trying to elude the police. As Sherman is broadcasting the solution to the murder, the real killer tries to shoot him but is disarmed by the journalist's Chinese butler. 179732 1990 Tragedy of Flight 103, The: Inside Story, The MT SV 49 Public Relations Woman (Diana Hunter). TV Anchorman (Richard D. Sharp). 179733 2003 Tragedy to Triumph: Maryland Terrapin Odyssey, The DT Washington Post Columnist (Thomas Boswell - Himself). Broadcaster (Bonnie Bernstein - Herself). Broadcaster (Marty Brennaman - Himself). Baltimore Sun Columnist (Sam Davis). Sports Illustrated (Seth Davis). Journalist (John Feinstein - Himself). Broadcaster, University of Maryland (Johnny Holliday - Himself). CNN Journalist (Robert D. Novak - Himself). Boston Talk Radio Host (Glen Ordway - Himself). Correspondent CBS Sports (Billy Packer - Himself). 179734 1923 Tragic SS PVL Hesse, Herman In "Stories of Five Decades." Printer Johannes, the compositor. Editor-in-chief agrees to see him. Discuss the state of the newspaper. 179735 1909 Tragic Love M Newspaper. Article in newspaper, "The Mystery Solved." Information vital to plot 179736 1889 Tragic Muse, The N James, Henry Political Writer Hoppus 179737 1940 Trail Blazers, The M McDonald, William Colt (Characters). Earle Snell (Story). Barry Shipman (Screenplay) Ness Book - Three Mesquiteers series Editor Jeff Bradley (Weldon Heyburn) of the Fort Jackson Clarion and a fort commander oppose an engineer who is trying to install telegraph lines with the help of the Three Mesquiteers. Editor is actually head of a gang attacking the construction project Editor uses the paper to print coded messages to the gang in the form of articles. He is seeking revenge on the army for dismissing him after telling him he was not fit to hold a command. One newspaper article tips off gang about a plan to install temporary telegraph line. Outlaws slaughter the construction crew. Two of the Mesquiteers try to get a copy of the newspaper to find out about the coded messages. They are arrested after fight in newspaper office, but manage to escape. Editor tries to stop project by sending fake wire that fort is under attack. While soldiers rush to defend fort, editor and gang go to construction site. Confronted by Mesquiteers. Damage telegraph line repaired in time to send message to fort. Calvary rides to rescue. Editor is shot trying to escape. 179738 1944 Trail City's Hot-Lead Crusaders SW GPL Simak, Clifford D. In "Westerns of the 40s: Classics From the Great Pulps." Editor Morgan Carson, fighting editor of the Trail City Tribune. 179739 1959 Trail of Diamonds T Armstrong Circle Theatre -4-15-59 Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 179740 2005 Trail of Feathers DT Rivard, Robert Reporter Philip True of the San Antonio Express-News was murdered in 1998 on assignment in an isolated part of Mexico. Story of his disappearance and the struggle to bring his killers to justice. 179741 1952 Trail of Galadon, The SS OWN Marti-Ibanez, Felix In "Waltz and Other Stories." Press 179742 1995 Trail of Tears MT DVD -R HQ 8484, 8485 TV Journalist (D. David Morin) 179743 1982 Trail of the Pink Panther M DVD -R HQ 1783, 1784. L Waldman, Frank, Tom Waldman, Blake Edwards, Geoffrey Edwards (Screenplay) TV Reporter Marie Jovet (Joanna Lumley) reports on the disappearance of the Pink Panther. Introduces clips from earlier films by interviewing people who knew the detective. Kidnapped by "the French Godfather" who tries to convince her to drop her investigation into the inspector's disappearance. She refuses an implied bribe by claiming, "I'm a reporter, for better or worse an honest one." Police don't help much. Reporter goes on the air to editorialize against the French Godfather and the authorities, saying she will continue to rock the boat until she gets some answers. At one point, the reporter breaks into the inspector's apartment and is attacked by his manservant. She ends the film with an inconclusive wrap-up. 179744 1940 Trail of the Vigilantes M Reporter named Kansas (Franchot Tone) sets out incognito to break up a gang of outlaws 179745 1949 Trail of the Yukon M Newspaper Editor Sullivan (Dick Elliott). 179746 1947 Trail Street M DVD -R HQ 4102, 4097. VHS 1313 Aspiring Journalist Bat Masterson (Randolph Scott) wants to be a journalist, his dream is to become a reporter. Newsman Charlie Thorne (Si Jenks). 179747 1940 Trail's End N Raine, W.M. Newspaperman Hero works for a newspaper and helps clean out an outlaw gang by revealing old news files 179748 2006 Trailer Court Justice T Reporter (Eric Geller). 179749 2005 Trailer of My Life M News Media. Reporter #1 (Westley Nguyen). Reporter #2 (Roger McDonald). Reporter #3 (Vincent Jerosa). One man's world is turned upside down when his life becomes a movie trailer. 179750 2002 Trailer Park Boys: Jim Lahey Is a Drunk Bastard T Episode. 6-30-2002. TV Reporter (Doug Barron), Channel 10 Reporter. 179751 2004 Trailer Park Boys: Workin' Man T Episode #29. Reporter (Nancy Regan). 179752 1911 Trailing the Counterfeiter M Newspaper. Read in newspapers of a mystery and set out to solve it 179753 1883 Train Boy, The N MLPL Alger, Horatio Jr. Illustrated Newspapers 179754 2008 Train Master M TV Reporter (Salena Sanford). 62-year-old Jeremiah Wilson is truly the Train Master of Willamette Western Railroad. He lives, breathes and eats railroad. When Brett Banner, 32-year-old heir to New York Eastern talks his dad into purchasing Willamette Western, there is immediately a clash between himself and Jeremiah. Jeremiah is fired by Brett two years from retirement and turns into an angry, depressed grandfather. When Brett’s nine-year-old son Justin realizes Jeremiah’s grandson Thomas can drive a locomotive, he kidnaps and holds Thomas’ favorite dinosaur ransom. Justin, Thomas and three other children board an old engine in for repairs and accidentally turn it into a runaway engine causing a chain reaction of events. 179755 1978 Train Ride to Hollywood M News Reporter (Jack DeLeon) 179756 1977 Train special pour SS MF American Correspondent (Roger Darton). 179757 1999 Trainer, The (aka La Dresseuse) MF France. Adult Reporter is seduced by the performers in a bizarre circus. 179758 1971 Traitor MT Journalist Simpson (Vincent Ball). American Journalist Blake (Neil McCallum). British Journalist James (Jack Hedley). 179759 1950 Traitor, The N UCLA Shirer, William L. Correspondent Oliver Knight. Managing Editor Johnny Baumgarten. Ursula, became almost overnight the best woman reporter the Communists had on their principal newspaper, Die Rote Fahne. Nazis had grabbed her in 1933. (Not mentioned much again). 179760 1942 Trallande janta, En MF Editor Lundberg (Egil Holmsen). 179761 1912 Tramp Reporter, The M Ness Book Reporter Edwin August, of the Times, gets fired for missing out on a story. He goes to work for the Star in another city and helps an old reporter who is about to be dismissed by getting an exclusive on a murder and turning it over to the elder scribe. Man's job is saved. Hero is fired and hops a train to look for a job in yet another city. 179762 1926 Tramp, Tramp, Tramp M DVD Harry Langdon-Frank Capra Press. Four reporters. Newsreel used to update audience on progress of race. 179763 2004 Tramper M Short - Thriller Newscaster (Michael Paweletz - Voice). 179764 2002 Trance M Reporter 1 (Nancie Boykiss). Reporter 2 (Richard Gabai) 179765 2006 Trance N Sorrentino, Christopher Newspaper heiress is abducted by a tiny band of self-styled urban guerrillas, calling itself the Symbionese Liberation Army in 1974. She then announces she has adopted the guerrilla name, "Tania" and chooses to remain with here captors. Has she been brainwashed? Coerced? Soon most of the SLA are dead, killed in a suicidal confrontation with police in Los Angeles forcing Tania and her two remaining comrades into hiding. Father is Hank Galton-Sorrentino. 179766 2005 Trance Tripper, The M Canada. Short - Sci-Fi Interviewers. Interviewer #1 (Leslie Schachter). Interviewer #2 (Jonathan Shedletzky). 179767 1985 Trancers M Newswoman (Kim Sheppard) 179768 1991 Trancers II M Cameraman (Christopher Lynch), Waldo's Cameraman. 179769 2008 Tranny McGuyver M Short TV News Reporter (Kirsten Vangsness). 179770 1996 Tranquility Alternative, The N Steele, Allen News Media 179771 1975 Transfers P MLPL Bromberg, C. Play Index, 1973-77 Press 179772 2000 Transformer: Car Robot T Series Reporter Kenta (Mariko Nagahama) 179773 2009 Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen M News Media. Reporter (Karina Michel). CNN Reporter (John Sterling Carter). CNN Reporter (Caitlin Dulany). News Stand Patron (Charles Pendelton). Decepticon forces return to Earth on a mission to take Sam Witwicky prisoner after the young hero learns the truth about the ancient origins of the Transformers 179774 1994 Transgression M Ness TV Reporter Mary Selby (Molly Jackson) wanted to get inside the mind of a serial killer and now she can’t get out. Selby investigates a serial killer, gets kidnapped and terrorized by him and starts to know his mind so well that she gets ideas of her own about how to work out her anger against men. She tells her story from Death Row on the last day of her life. 179775 2006 Transgressions M News Media. Newscaster (John Arrington). Agent on News (Lak Rana). Agent on News (Jaime Rodriguez). News Tag Voice (Andy Geller). Anchor Voice (Holt Bailey). Anchor Voice (Alicyn Packard). 179776 1999 Transistorized! DT Reporter (Paul Horn). Host (Ira Flatow). Story behind the creation of the transistor, one of the 20th century's most important inventions. 179777 2005 Transit M Reporter (Denise Gossett). After graffiti artist loses his brother and fellow partner-in-crime to vigilante killer he vows to give up graffiti forever. That lasts until he hooks up with his best friend, a tag-banger out to make a name for himself. 179778 2008 Transit Lounge M TV Anchor (Pam Settle). On the morning of the attacks on the World Trade Center, Roberta is in her lover’s bed and not on the 104th floor of the North Tower at a meeting of her office at Enron Corporation. Her spirit has been devastated by the unfolding corporate scandal and her failed marriage. Roberta remains silent in the safety of her lover’s apartment. What she does next could change her life forever. 179779 2005 Transporter 2, The M DVD -R HQ 10097, 10098 News Media. TV Newscaster (Liv Davlos Maier) goes alive with wild car chase. TV News Announcer Helicopter Pilot (Laurence Gormezano). 179780 2002 Transporter, The M Newscaster (Adrian Dearnell) 179781 2005 Transporteur II, Le MF France TV News Announcer (Liv Davalos Maier). TV News Announcer Helicopter (Laurence Gormezano). 179782 1985 Transylvania 6-5000 M DVD -R HQ 8280, 8281. SVD 531 DeLuca, Rudy (Screenplay) Ness Book Tabloid Reporters Jack Harrison (Jeff Goldbloom) and Gil Turner (Ed Begley Jr.) for The Sensation are sent to Transylvania to get a story on monsters attacking tourists. Turner is the son of editor Mac Turner (Norman Fell). Sturner is captured by a doctor who plans to use him for bizarre experiments. The reporters get their story and articles appear in the paper with headlines such as "Transylvestite Exposed" "and "Mummy Really a Daddy." Sensation headlines: "Are Alien Creatures Using Your Body for Sex While You Sleep?" "I Was Dead for a Week and Liked It." Harrison: "What about what you do to my stories?…That story on labor exploitation in the hemp plant, the one you headlined…" "'Women Forced to Work in a Rape Factory' when that was a rope factory -- " Editor Mac: "That was a typo…Besides rape is a grabber." Harrison: "Look, didn't you hire me to raise the journalistic level of this paper?" Editor Mac: "Wrong…." "…I hired you to raise the vocabulary level of this paper. I want to keep the journalistic level very low." Harrison: "Mac, this is crap." Editor Mac: "Crap? I like crap. I need crap. Crap is what sells newspapers." 179783 2002 Transylvania Red NM Quint, Bert Correspondent and cameraman, a feature about the tourist boom in Transylvania. Former CBS News correspondent Quint's second novel. Team uncovers murder. 179784 1990 Transylvania Twist M Sports Announcer (Stu Nahan). 179785 1956 Trapeze M DVD -R HQ 10552, 10553. News Media. A Journalist (Guy Provost). 179786 2001 Trapped M SVD 1093 TV Reporter C. Whitmore Evans (William McNamara) trapped in Las Vegas hotel-casino fire with probing live camera recording everyone's move. Video Cameraman (Jon Baba). 179787 1931 Trapped M Girl Reporter (Lina Basquette). 179788 2004 Trapped at the Bottom of the Sea NJ Peretti, Frank #4 Cooper Kids Adventure Series Journalist Meaghan Flaherty team up with Joy Cooper and his archaeologist father Dr. Jacob Cooper in a frantic struggle to beat a group of angry terrorists to a secret weapons pod on the ocean floor. After an argument with her father, a sullen Lila Cooper boarded an Air Force flight from Japan to the U.S. Her brooding is interrupted when a sudden hijacking leads to a scuffle and an explosion causing the plane to plummet toward the Pacific Ocean. Trapped inside a secret weapons pod on the ocean floor, Lila can do nothing but pray that rescuers will find her before her oxygen supply runs out. Flaherty, Joy Cooper, his father and a group of terrorists race to the pod. 179789 1974 Trapped Beneath the Sea T Narrator (TV Newsman Howard K. Smith). True story of four men in mini-sub off Florida coast, 1973 179790 1912 Trapped by Wireless M Ness Book City Editor of The Star is in love with the daughter of the reform candidate for mayor. Reporter on the paper rigs a compromising photo to discredit the candidate and when the city editor refuses to run it, he is fired. After heroine intercepts a wireless message exposing the political machine, the city editor is reinstated. 179791 1994 Trapped in Paradise M Newscaster (John Dawe) 179792 1994 Trapped in Space M News Media. IPNN Newscaster #1 (Francine Bell). IPNN Newscaster #2 (Tania Martin) 179793 1922 Trapped in the Air M AFI-Radio Radio 179794 1914 Trapped in the Great Metropolis M AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter. Madame Dufrene, alias of The Reporter (Rose Austin). Newspaper reporter tries to help her detective boyfriend expose a white slave ring. Leader of the ring is a philanthropist she interviewed for her paper. Reporter fails to get the story. 179795 2002 Trapped: Buried Alive MT News Media. News Reporter (Celeste Oliva). 179796 1985 Trapper John, M.D.: Game of Hearts (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #133-#134. 10-6/13-1985. Series 9-23-1979 to 9-4-1986. Reporter (Steve Doubet). Reporter (John O'Connell). 179797 1980 Trapper John, M.D.: Strike T Episode #18. 2-24-1980 News Media. Reporter #1 (David Eastman). Strike by the nurses at San Francisco Memorial is a threat to patient care and Gonzo's sex life. 179798 1985 Trapper John, MD: All the King's Men (aka All the King's Horses…) T O'Neill, Gene. Noreen Tobin Episode #130. 3-31-1985 News Media 179799 1983 Trapper John, MD: Blue Genes T Gilliland, Deborah. Robert Sonntag. John Whelpley Episode #84. 3-13-1983 News Media. Trapper fears an epidemic after the leader of a research project becomes mysteriously ill. 179800 1983 Trapper John, MD: Primetime T Bond, Nancy. Phyllis Wapner Episode #85. 3-20-1983 Sportswriter is the new boyfriend of Gonzo's mother and Gonzo is not happy about the situation because the sportswriter is his age. 179801 1981 Trapper John, MD: Straight and Narrow T Avedon, Barbara Hammer. Christopher Haun. Episode #28. 1-11-1981 News Media. Near-fatal shooting of a gay cop at a gay demonstration leaves an important question -- was the gunman a demonstrator or a police officer? 179802 1980 Trapper John, MD: Warning: I May Be Hazardous To Your Health T Dawson, Deborah Zoe. Victoria Johns Episode #15. 2-3-1980 Reporter looking for dirt around the hospital gets more than he bargains for. The sleazy reporter will do anything to get a story. 179803 1979 Trapper John, MD: Whose Little Hero Are You? T Brinkley, Don Episode #11. 12-30-1979 News Media. Newsman (Michael Currie). Newswoman (Betty Karlen). Brilliant improvisation saves a life but causes problems for Trapper and Riverside. 179804 1995 Traps M Grenville, Kate (Novel "Dreamhouse"). Pauline Chan, Robert Carter (Screenplay) Australia - Ness Book Photojournalist Louise Duffield (Saskia Reeves) and journalist husband Michael Duffield (Robert Reynolds) arrive in French Indochina in 1950 to prepare a photojournalistic essay for a rubber company's corporate publication. Essay is a propaganda piece to show Asian workers as happy under French domination. Couple's strained marriage further tested by the assignment. Michael is in line for a desk job in the company's Paris office so he decides to ignore reality. He writes what corporation wants. Louise slowly awakens to realities of changing political climate. Louise and female friend almost executed by soldiers in the jungle. Marriage disintegrates when Louise discovers Michael's infidelity with a man. No reason why a French company would hire British-Australian journalists to prepare the essay. 179805 2001 Tras la verdad DF Mexico Reporters (Dioni Gonzalez, Omar Reyes, Silvano Soto. Host Mara Patricia Castaneda. 179806 2007 Trashed NM Gaylin, Alison Debut Novel. Tabloid Reporter Simone Glass of Asteroid is a recent Columbia Journalism graduate who heads for Los Angeles for a slick weekly that goes out of business almost immediately. She grabs a position at the Los Angeles bureau of the trashy tabloid Asteroid and plunges into the world of celebrity gossip. She has posed as a cater-waiter at a gala benefit, eavesdropped from a dumpster. rummaged through a TV superstar’s garbage and sneaked onto the set of the hottest new TV series, but how many lies and betrayals can she live with -- especially if they lead to murder? When a soap opera star commits suicide and a stripper with sordid celebrity connections is found dead, Simone’s most reliable sources begin acting paranoid. There’s a remorseless killer ripping Tinseltown apart. Can the reporter expose the murderer or will she become just the latest casualty of Hollywood’s brutal deceptions? The reporter finds a bracelet in a future victim’s trash and carelessly wears it to a party catching the killer’s eye as a potential target. 179807 1961 Traum von Lieschen Muller, Der MF Germany Reporter (Georg Thomalla). 179808 2004 Trauma M News Media. TV Newscaster (Nina Hossain). Newscaster (Dermot Murnaghan). Newscaster (Kristy Young). 179809 1994 Trauma Center: Silent Sounds, The T McNeely, Jerry Episode News Media 179810 1976 Travails of June, The (aka Abduction of June, The) M Adult Journalist 179811 1977 Travel Piece, A SS UCLA Atwood, Margaret In "Dancing Girls and Other Stories by Margaret Atwood." Travel Writer Annette writes travel pieces for newspapers and glossy magazines. "A good travel writer." 179812 2001 Traveler M Short Photographer (Andrew Halasz - voice). 179813 2007 Traveler T Reporter (Myfanwy Meilen) 179814 2007 Traveler: New Haven T DVD -R HQ 8638 Episode. 6-6-2007 News Media. The FBI and Carlton order separate press conferneces regarding the two fugitives. The father talks about his involvement in hiding his son. Tyler and Jay return to New Haven, Connecticut and escape through the tunnels underneath Yale. They want to retrieve items that may exonerate them. Kim's daily life begins to crumble. Photographer (Mark Zeifman). 179815 2007 Traveler: Out, The T DVD -R HQ 8671 Episode. 6-13-2007 News Media. Jay and Tyler take their search for Will to his hometown in Maine. The FBI finds new evidence in the New York bombing. The guys meet a woman who planned to escape with Will after the bombing. 179816 2007 Traveler: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 8499 Episode #1. 5-10-2007 News Media. Good friends Jay, Tyler and Will have done just about everything together for the past two years. Jay and Tyler become prime suspects in a terrorist bombing at a famous New York City museum after rollerblading through it as a prank. Jay, Tyler and Will are best friends who have spent the last two years in graduate school living together. With their chosen careers awaiting them at the end of the summer, the men spend the summer traveling the country. Buy when Will gives Jay and Tyler a simple dare -- to rollerblade through the museum -- it makes them prime suspects in a terrorist bombing. The chase is on. They are fugitives with money. News Media covers bombing and the fugitive story. 179817 2006 Traveling Death and Resurrection Show, The N Gore, Ariel Los Angeles Times Reporter shows up to review "The Death and Resurrection Show," a Catholic-themed traveling freak show and cast of misfits who have quickly become Frankka's new family. She discovered the ability to perform the stigmata as a way to attract her grandmother's attention. Now 28, she still uses the extraordinary talent crisscrossing the country with the show. Now she finds herself on the front page of the newspaper -- the unwitting center of a religious debate. 179818 1994 Traveling Man NR Michaels, Leigh Reporter Quinn Randolph is a traveling feature reporter who is brought in by the station manager when the host of the Kansas City Morning TV show has a heart attack. Randolph is supposed to help the co-host Emily Lambert. But Quinn isn’t helping -- he’s taking over and Emily’s life is becoming a disaster zone. 179819 1953 Traveller in Time, A SSF USC Derleth, August In "Harrigan's File." Reporter Tex Harrigan 179820 1971 Travis Logan, D.A. T News Media. First Reporter (James Chandler) 179821 1988 Traxx M News Media. TV Newscaster (Art Kohn). Reporter (Shirlene Foss). Reporter (Amanda Graham). Reporter (Richard K. Olsen). Reporter (Irene Stewart) Reporter (C.D. Roberts). Reporter (Martin Tucker). First Reporter (William Arvay). 179822 1974 Tre fran Haparanda, De MT Miniseries Photographer Fritz (Hans Ernback). 179823 1998 Tre kronor DF Series 1994 Reporter Peo Olsson, 1998-1999 (Thomas Roos). 179824 1994 Tre kronor: Avsnitt 20 TF Episode #17. Journalist (Hasse Jonsson). 179825 1996 Tre kronor: Avsnitt 52 TF Episode #38. Reporter (Lisa Rennerstedt). 179826 1967 Tre mand frem for an trold MF Journalist (Palle Huld) 179827 1960 Tre onskningar MF Photographer (Jan-Olof Strandberg). 179828 1942 Tre skojiga skojare MF Photographer Pettersson (Arne Lindblad) 179829 1945 Tre soner gick till flyget MF Editor (Arthur Fischer). Photographer Johansson (Ragnar Falck). 179830 1994 Treacherous Beauties MT DVD -R HQ 2288, 2289. SVD 868, SV 319 Emerson, Cheryl (Novel). Jim Henshaw, Naomi Janken (Teleplay) Ness Book Magazine Photojournalist Anne Marie Kerr (Emma Samms) attempts to solve murder of her rancher brother. First seen in Yucatan doing an expose on animal poachers who are chasing her. She and associate Barry (Ian D. Clark) scheduled to go to Zaire in a week. Asks him to stall when she receives word of brother's death. Using a false name, Kerr gets a job photographing heroes at the ranch for auction catalogue. Gets involved with a man who was in love with her brother's girlfriend, also one who found the body. Policeman finds out photojournalist's identity, but agrees to keep it secret and helps her investigate. Man gets arrested, but Kerr believes he is innocent and breaks into the main house to get evidence. Uncovers a scheme to sell fraudulent horse semen. Man's brother and his wife have a child actually fathered by journalist's brother. They are not allowed to inherit any of their father's fortune until each has a child. Man's brother killed reporter's brother to keep the secret. She is killed when she goes over the man with a knife. He asks the photojournalist to stay, insists he will not expect her to give up anything for him. Zaire is forgotten. 179831 1956 Treasure (aka Bill Burrud's Treasure) DT Series. 1956-1958 Host Bill Burrud 179832 2005 Treasure Coast Engima N McElroy, Paul TV Reporter experiences temporary blindness while on an outing with some buddies on an island in the Intracoastal Waterway next to West Palm Beach in Stuart, Florida. The reporter contacts a Federal undercover agent to help him. A retired government scientist who dabbled in time travel experiments, a member of the Jamaican bobsled team, the Japanese yakuza and a gold sphinx of the Egyptian Bull King provide clues to solving this ENIGMA. 179833 1405 Treasure of the City of Laides or Book of Three Virtues, The ER COPY Pisan, Christine de Advice. Book of advice. Book of conduct. 179834 1996 Treasure Seekers MT Editor of The Illustrated News (Peter Capaldi). 179835 2005 Treasure To Die For, A N Nehring, Radine Trees Investigative Reporter in Hot Springs Arkansas. Stolen cash hidden for 40 years. 179836 1993 Treasured Island M Photographer (Charlie Simonds). 179837 1942 Treasury Star Parade R Series - 1942-44 Press 179838 1919 Treat 'Em Rough M AFI-Novelists Writer 179839 1999 Treble, The DT Commentators Jon Champion, Ian Crocker, Ian Darke, Barry Davies, Andy Gray, Tony Gubba, Alistair Mann, Brian Moore, John Motson, Rob Palmer, Alan Parry, Clive Tyldesley, Martin Tyler, 179840 2003 Tredje vagen, Den MF Sweden News Media. Brittisk TV Reporter (Roger Brett). TV Reporter Tysk (Mika Porkka). 179841 2005 Tree and the Tournament NSF Readontris, Riana Reporter Teresa Clapper investigates the Tree of Youth chopping incident and covers the King's Watcher Tournament in this Christian fantasy set in Heaven 30,000 years from now where God lives with His children and angels in paradise. An omniscient observer tracks Reporter Clapper's investigation and concurrent coverage of the Tournament. 179842 1952 Tree for Two C Bad Ol' Putty Tat Blues Headlines. Black Panther Escapes Zoo 179843 1979 Tree House Confessions, The N GPL McConkey, James Newspaper. Pete Warden edits a newspaper. 179844 2008 Tree Huggers N Nichols, Judy Reporter Kate Dennison is a single mom who finds her new reporting job at a local paper not at all what she expected. On her first day, two men die in a fire apparently set by a militant environmentalist group called The Forces of Nature. Kate is assigned to cover the story including the trial of the young man charged with the crime. As she works to unearth the truth, she begins to fear for her own safety and is faced with the loss of her daughter, her freedom and even her life. 179845 1989 Tree of Hands M Newscaster (Simon Prebble) 179846 1942 Tree, a Rock, a Cloud, A SS OWN McCullers, Carson In "Collected Stories of Carson McCullers." Newsboy. Paperboy. 179847 2003 Tree, The M Reporter #4 (Kristina Hughes). Reporter #5 (Danielle Franke) 179848 1999 Treehouse Hostage M TV Reporter (Sam Rubin) 179849 1990 Treehouse Times: Daphne Takes Charge NJ McBrier, Page #5 Treehouse Times Series Reporters and Publishers of The Treehouse Times Amy, Erin, Robin and Leah. Journalist Amy Evans is 12 years old living in a suburb of St. Louis and finds both her leadership on the community newspaper and her relationship with her best friend challenged by a girl visiting from California. 179850 1990 Treehouse Times: First Course: Trouble NJ McBrier, Page #4 Treehouse Times Series Reporters and Publishers of The Treehouse Times Amy, Erin, Robin and Leah. Food Critic Leah's review of a French restaurant could lose the Treehouse Times the account of its newest and biggest advertiser who is willing to pay good money for a favorable review. 179851 1990 Treehouse Times: Great Rip-Off NJ McBrier, Page #8 Treehouse Times Series Reporters and Publishers of The Treehouse Times Amy, Erin, Robin and Leah. Reporter Amy Evans goes undercover as a stagehand for visiting ballet company and prematurely publishes an article that could make a lot of people, even Amy herself, unhappy. 179852 1989 Treehouse Times: Kickball Crisis, The NJ McBrier, Page #2 Treehouse Times Series Reporters and Publishers of The Treehouse Times Amy, Erin, Robin and Leah. Investigative Reporters Amy Evans, Erin, Robin and Leah find a new story in an old lot where Erin plays kickball when the town threatens to turn the lot into the site of a new fast-food chain. 179853 1990 Treehouse Times: Press Mess NJ McBrier, Page #6 Treehouse Times Series Reporters and Publishers of The Treehouse Times Amy, Erin, Robin and Leah. 179854 1990 Treehouse Times: Rats! NJ McBrier, Page #7 Treehouse Times Series Reporters and Publishers of The Treehouse Times Amy, Erin, Robin and Leah go undercover in the school cafeteria to investigate a possible rodent problem only to learn a valuable lesson ion journalistic ethics 179855 1989 Treehouse Times: Spaghetti Breath NJ McBrier, Page #3 Treehouse Times Series Reporters and Publishers of The Treehouse Times Amy, Erin, Robin and Leah. Journalist Amy Evans finds herself the subject of unwanted attentions from a secret admirer who is also a big creep while her attempts to expose shady doings of her adopted grandparent's landlord threatens to get her grounded. Arboreal Journalist. 179856 1991 Treehouse Times: Stinky Business NJ McBrier, Page #9 Treehouse Times Series Reporters and Publishers of The Treehouse Times Amy, Erin, Robin and Leah. Reporter Girls run into trouble when well-meaning biologist provides them with inaccurate information about the level of mercury poisoning the river as they research a story about a corporation that has been dumping toxic waste. 179857 1989 Treehouse Times: Under 12 Not Allowed NJ McBrier, Page #1 Treehouse Times Series Reporters and Publishers of The Treehouse Times Amy, Erin, Robin and Leah are introduced as they encounter their first controversy when a boy shoplifts and the owner bans all under-twelve-year-olds from his store. 179858 1937 Trees to Tribunes DM DVD 8402 Classic Newspaper Industry Films. 19:55 Newspapers. Production of newspapers from beginning to end. Film starts with loggers preparing for the lumber season and ends with the newspapers on the local rack. 179859 2000 $treet, The: Closet Cases (aka Street, The) T Episode #4. 11-22-2000. Series 11-1-2000 to 12-13-2001 TV News Anchor (Natacha Roi). 179860 2000 $treet, The: High Yield Bonds (aka Street, The) T Episode #3. 11-15-2000 News Media. News Anchorwoman (Victoria Gabrielle Platt). 179861 2000 $treet, The: Propheting on Losses (aka Street, The) T Episode #2. 11-8-2000 News Media. News Anchor #1 (Victoria Gabrielle Platt). News Anchor #2 (Mike Gilliam). 179862 1996 Treibschlag. Ein Fall für den Sportreporter NM Klugmann, Norbert Germany Journalist 179863 2005 Trekant N Lodalen, Mian Jenny Bjorklund Freelance Journalist My is lazy and does not work too hard. Instead she is a party girl who is always staying out late drinking and trying to pick up girls. 179864 2003 Trellis and the Seed, The: Book of Encouragement for All Ages, A N Karon, Jan Weinberg List Journalist 179865 1839 Tremendous Adventures of Major Gahagan, The N USC Thackeray, William Makepeace In "Burlesques" Press 179866 2001 Tremors 3: Back to Perfection M Argentine Reporter (Elena Sahagun). Argentine Cameraman (Diego Galanie). 179867 2003 Tremors: Hit and Run T Episode #6. 4-25-2003 Reporter (Pamela Kay Davis). 179868 1952 Trent's Last Case M SV 214 Bentley, E.C. (Novel). Pamela Bower (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Philip Trent (Michael Wilding) for The Daily Record is a consultant specializing in crime stories. Also a painter who provides his own sketches while covering court proceedings. Called in when wealthy financier is found dead, a supposed suicide. Newsman pretends to be brother of dead man's widow to gain access to the state. Helps woman elude fellow journalists after the inquest. Verdict of suicide is reached but reporter continues to investigate. Widow initially gives him carte blanche to explore the estate, but asks her uncle, an art critic, to convince reporter to call off investigation. Trent has fallen for the widow and gives her his account of the case. Trent says he is leaving the decision up to widow whether to send it to his editor. Multiple solutions to crime presented in which reporter's original conclusions prove to be wrong, motivated by his own romantic interests. Reporter Jimmy (Ben Williams). 179869 1994 Tres Palmeiras MF Portugal Reporter (Ana Nave). 179870 1947 Trespasser, The M SV 175 Sackheim, Jerry, Erwin Gelsey (Story). Dorrell and Stuart E. McGowan (Adaptation). Jerry Gruskin (Screenplay) Ness Book Cub Reporter Stevie Carson (Janet Martin), "just graduated from some jerkwater college and wants to be a reporter," gets job on the Evening Gazette. Goes to work for Danny Butler (Warren Douglas) who runs newspaper's morgue. When hired, Carson says: "I think I could cry." Secretary: "Go right ahead, you're a sob sister now." She's assigned to paper's Literary Editor Bruce Coleman (William Bakewell) and discovers he is selling forged first editions. She tells the man who helped her get the job. He's married to literary editor's sister. Crooks involved try to kill him by running his car off cliff. Survives and Literary Editor is killed. Fiancé accuses him of killing her brother. He goes on "lost weekend," loses job. Shoot-out with crooks. Man and fiancée reunited. Carson ends up with Butler. Carson's father is a legendary newspaperman once expelled from university for accusing school board of graft. When she first goes to work, she pushes Butler off a ladder after he makes a play for her. Independence demonstrated when she refuses to respond after a male colleague calls her "girl" and informs him, "My name is Stevie Carson. In the future, please remember that". Publisher Channing Bliss (Francis Pierlot). 179871 1929 Trespasser, The M Reporter (Brooks Benedict). Reporter (Billy Bevan). Reporter (Richard Cramer). Reporter (Stuart Erwin). 179872 1976 Trespassers, The M Interviewer (Peter Stratford). Publisher (Max Gillies). 179873 2005 Trespasses M Newscaster (Martha Dickey). Rash of slayings in the news, homeowner takes matters into his own hands when a prowler breaks into his basement. 179874 2004 Trespassing M Interviewer (Katharine Towne). 179875 2007 Tressa Jayne Turner: Calamity Jayne Goes To College NM Bacus, Kathleen #2 Tressa Jayne Turner Mysteries Cub Reporter Tressa "Calamity" Jayne Turner is carrying a full load. She's back in college for the fourth time, and looking to nab a raise from her stingy boss at the Grandville Gazette in Iowa. Back at school, she hunts for a campus criminal and finds more trouble than a drunk coed with daddy's car. Enrolling in college for the fourth time, Tressa's looking to get a real degree in journalism and just maybe a raise at the Grandville Gazette. Unfortunately, she's not a great student, just squeaking by in her classes until the final project in her investigative journalism class, coupled with a string of unsolved campus crimes, lights a fire under her. She finds her investigation may lead to a fate worse than failing. 179876 2006 Tressa Jayne Turner: Calamity Jayne Rides Again NM Bacus, Kathleen #1 Tressa Jayne Turner Mysteries Reporter Tressa "Calamity" Jayne Turner of the Grandville Gazette in Iowa is wondering why her uncle's ice cream stand, poised to scoop the competition at the Iowa state fair, is being sabotaged. Her cousin is also missing. So it's time for Tressa to put on her hot pink cowboy boots and solve the mystery. The food concession comes under assault from a horde of invading cockroaches and angry patrons are ready to switch loyalty to the competition. Meanwhile, her nemesis, "Ranger" Rick Townsend seems more interested in her sister than her. 179877 2006 Tressa Jayne Turner: Ghouls Just Want To Have Fun NM Bacus, Kathleen #3 Tressa Jayne Turner Mysteries Reporter Tressa "Calamity" Jayne Turner of the Grandville Gazette in Iowa feels she needs to stop making the news instead of reporting the news. She vows to follow insipid events to keep out of trouble avoiding psychos, lunatics and cops. She interviews a 6-foot, 2-inch sarcastic homecoming queen candidate who challenges Calamity to obtain an interview with a reclusive New York Times bestselling author. The writer quietly has arrived in Iowa. Tressa accepts the gauntlet deciding to interview. She figures it's a safe enough story. But the writer goes to incredible lengths to elude the obstinate Tressa. 179878 2003 Trevor's World of Sport: Man's Game, A T Episode #2. 8-22-2003 Commentator, Football (John Motson - Voice). 179879 1967 Tri dcery MF Reporter. Personal Reporter (Milan Fiabane). 179880 1998 Triage NM Anderson, Scott Freelance War Photojournalist Mark Walsh, freelance combat photojournalist 179881 1955 Trial M DVD -R HQ 4372, 4373. SVD 1509 Reporters (Mort Mills, Robert Stevenson). ) 179882 1955 Trial N OWN - H Mankiewicz, Don Controversial Film That Pulls No Punches, The. Reporter (Mort Mills). 179883 1997 Trial & Error MT Reporter #1 (Richard Bauer). Reporter #2 (Linda Myler). Reporter at Pen (Faye Dance) 179884 1998 Trial & Retribution II MT UK. Photographer (Andrew Hesker). 179885 1999 Trial & Retribution III MT Journalist (Ian Jeffs) 179886 2005 Trial & Retribution: Lovers, The MT Interviewer (Penny Smith). 179887 1997 Trial and Error M Court Reporter (Michelle Bonilla). 179888 1997 Trial and Retribution I (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #1-#2. 10-19/20-1997 News Media. Court Journalist (Edward Purver). 179889 1999 Trial and Retribution III (Part 1) T Episode #5. 10-7-1999 News Media. Journalist (Ian Jeffs). 179890 2002 Trial and Retribution V (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #9-#10. 6-19/20-2002 News Media. TV Reporter (Romilly Weeks). Journalist 1 (Ian Jeffs). Journalist 2 (John Sheaham). Journalist 3 (Charlotte Teichmann). Skeletons are found buried in a house. 179891 2007 Trial and Retribution XIV: Mirror Image (Part 1) MT Episode #26. 2-5-2007 Reporter (Paul Moody). Mother returns home from work to find her baby girl dead in her cot and her nanny has disappeared. 179892 1965 Trial and Torture of Sir John Rampayne, The MT Reporter (Richard Coe). BBC Journalist (Richard Kay). 179893 1992 Trial by Fire N OWN - P Coyle, Harold TV Reporter Jan Fields is in Mexico City the time of a military coup in Mexico City. It looks as if the coup will draw the United States into a full-scale conflict across the Rio Grande. As she files her reports on the air, her lover, a Lieutenant Colonel, heads with his troops for southern Texas about to take part in a war that can only bring pain and embarrassment to his country. 179894 1994 Trial by Jury M Reporter (Rick Meilleur) 179895 1958 Trial by Slander T Studio One - 1-20-58 Press. Franchot Tone, Jackie Cooper, Dennis Hopper, Margaret O'Brien 179896 1952 Trial By Terror N OWN - H Gallico, Paul Correspondent experiences dangers in foreign countries 179897 1907 Trial Marriages M Newspaper. Article about a woman who advocates trial marriages. Close-up of newspaper story 179898 1975 Trial of Chaplain Jensen T News Media 179899 2007 Trial of Darryl Hunt, The M Investigative Journalist is one of three people telling the story of a wrongfully convicted man accused of a brutal rape-murder in the modern American South. Examination of a community and a criminal justice system subject to racial bias and fear. The film chronicles the capital case from 1984 through 2004. 179900 1993 Trial of James Earl Ray T SV 205 News Media 179901 1977 Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald T News Media. Man accused of assassinating Kennedy and what might have happened if he went to trial. 179902 1951 Trial of Love N Edelman, Maurice News Media 179903 1928 Trial of Mary Dugan, The N USC Wolff, William Almon Novelization of Bayard Veiller's famous play. Women Reporters (Pages 9-10) Reporter Steve Barrow's breezy account. 179904 1955 Trial of Strength N Dale, Celia News Media. Harsh and terrifying portrait of a man in power. 179905 1998 Trial of Stubby McPherson, The M Newsreel Announcer (James MacDonald). 179906 2007 Trial of the Big “Bad” Wolf N Cochrell, Elvera Reporter has been hired to follow the trial of the Big “Bad” Wolf. After years of suffering and multiple surgeries, Mr. Wolf learns he is the laughing stock of the town. He hires a lawyer and sues the pig brothers for damages. The courtroom is crowded and Mr. Wolf tells his story. By bringing charges against the three pigs, he feels he can now be exonerated. 179907 2007 Trial of Tony Blair, The MT News Reporter (Penny Marshall). Newsreaders (Ronke Phillips, John Nicolson). Book Publisher (Tom Burke). 179908 1932 Trial of Vivienne Ware, The M Glamour Girls Reporter. Mac, the Reporter (Phil Tead). Comical Radio Commentators Gladys Fairweather (ZaSu Pitts) and Graham McNally (Skeets Gallagher) 179909 1984 Trial Run M Publisher (Teresa Woodham) 179910 1950 Trial Without Jury M News Media. Playwright Jed Kilgore (Kent Taylor) is suspected of murder. 179911 1971 Trial: Good People T Episode #7. 10-7-1971 Newsreader (Alex MacIntosh). 179912 1992 Trial: Price of Passion, The MT Reporter (Kirk Griffith) 179913 1984 Trials and Triumphs of a Young Reporter N Martin Earle E. The Argosy, seven parts. Volume 17 #588, March 10, 1894 through July 1894. Reporter. 179914 1929 Trials of a County Editor P MLPL Heywood, D.A. Index-One Act, 1924-31 County Editor 179915 2002 Trials of Henry Kissinger, The M Editor (Lewis Lapham-Himself) of Harper's Magazine. Journalist Seymour Hersh (Himself). 179916 1999 Trials of Nikki Hill, The N Darden, Christopher and Dick Lochte Tabloid TV Gossipmonger Maddie Gray, host of TV's most popular tabloid news show, is found dead -- her naked body found in an alley dumpster in South Central gangland. She was blackmailing celebrities. Police suspect a young black man arrested at the scene with her ring in his pocket. But the airtight case against him springs big-time leaks sending a black female prosecutor and a team of homicide detectives scrambling to find the real killer. 179917 1966 Trials of O'Brien, The: 10-Foot, 6-Inch Pole, The T Episode. #16. 1-14-1966 News Media. First Reporter (Ken Martin). Second Reporter (Ben Yaffee). 179918 1960 Trials of Oscar Wilde, The M DVD -R HQ 4216, 4217, 4218. SVD 1505 Press. Media Circus. Journalist-Writer Oscar Wild (Peter Finch). Reporter (Alfred Burke). 179919 1864 Trials of the Tredgolds, The N Cook Press 179920 1979 Triangle Factory Fire Scandal, The T Press. 1911 holocaust in which 146 workers died in New York's garment district. 179921 2005 Triangle, The MT DVD -R HQ 4956, 4957 (Part One). 4958, 4959 (Part Two). 4995, 4996 (Part Three). Miniseries Tabloid Reporter (Eric Stoltz), an oceanographic expert, meteorologist and a psychic team up to find out the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle. Shipping tycoon, puts up the money. News Reporter (Natalie Becker, Nathalie Boltt). News Anchors (Lynita Crofford, Andre Jacobs). 179922 2001 Triangles and Tribulations M Documentary Filmmaker Gary Zee (Gary Zeidenstein). Photographer 1 (Douglas Lorenz). Photographer 2 (Don Bode). 179923 2006 Triangulo Jota: Ao Servico de Sua Majestade TF Episode #12. 12-31-2006 Journalist (Barbara Pinho). 179924 2006 Triangulo Jota: Pelos Teus Lindos Olhos TF Episode #3. 2-11-2006 Journalist (Barbara Pinho). 179925 1978 Tribadernas natt MF Photographer (Dennis Dahlsten) 179926 1956 Tribe That Lost Its Head, The N OWN - P Monsarrat, Nicholas Yellow Journalist spreads the story that a chief of the Maulas was going to marry a white woman, all hell breaks loose. 179927 1998 Tribe, The MT Journalist (John Bowler) 179928 2001 Tribunal del pubelo, El T Series 2001 Reporter (Gloria Carmona). 179929 1980 Tribute M Press Agent Scottie Templeton (Jack Lemon) is a shallow Broadway press agent who learns he is dying just as his son by his ex-wife arrives for a visit. 179930 2002 Tribute to the Likely Lads, A MT UK News Vendor (Rodney Bewes). 179931 2007 Trick 'r Treat M News Media. Reporter (Caroline Redekopp). 179932 2003 Trick Me, Treat Me NR Kelly, Leslie Harlequin #948 Journalist Jared Winchester, a true crime writer 179933 1982 Trick or Treats M Newscaster (Maria Dillon) 179934 1983 Trident Tragedy, The N Monroe, Stanley and Robert J. Szilagyre Weinberg List Journalist 179935 1981 Trident, The N OWN - H Hammil, Joel American Journalist 179936 1989 Tridev MF India Journalist Shrikant Verma (Shekhar Suman). 179937 1991 Triers Element DF Denmark Interviewer Nicolaj Buchardt - Voice. 179938 1923 Trifling With Honor M McNutt, William Slavins (Story - "His Good Name"). Raymond L. Schrock (Adaptation). Frank Beresford, Schrock (Scenario) Ness Book Journalist Kelsey Lewis (Hayden Stevenson) runs a news service and sends his stenographer Ida Hunt (Fritzi Ridgeway) to get a story on a reclusive ballplayer. She had a previous relationship with the ballplayer who is trying to hide a criminal record. Two renew their relationship and Hunt tries to keep his past hidden. The baseball player's secret is discovered by crooks who try to blackmail him into throwing a game. But he confesses to a judge who lets him off the hook. 179939 1922 Trifling Women M AFI-Novelists Writer 179940 2007 Trigger Episode N Straw, Tom Photojournalist Hardwick is a Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist who fell from grace and to survive is now part of the Hollywood paparazzi. A TV star disappears before the taping of the 100th episode of The Trigger Episode and Hardwick is hired by the show’s producer to find her. As he searchers for her, he runs into an old girlfriend who treats him with disdain. But a suspicious death re-teams him with her and he grapples with his feelings for both women, his hope for redemption and the solving of The Trigger Episode. Hardwick had taken to the sordid world of paparazzi journalism with gusto after getting in hock to loan sharks. He is surprised to discover that pictures he takes of the star’s dressing room-cum residence show lots of books by major authors. 179941 1950 Trigger Jr. M DVD -R HQ 7171, 7168. Roy Rogers-Dale Evans series Newspaper headlines. Western Times. "Wild Stallion on Rampage." "Phantom Attacks Two More Ranches." 179942 2007 Trigger Man M Photographer (Daniel Mazikowski). 179943 1996 Triggerman's Dance, The NM OWN - P Parker, T. Jefferson Reporter John Menden of the Orange Country Journal, is a blond, Wasp, slick newsman. Menden is the lover of Rebecca Harris who is serving an internship at the Journal under the tutelage of the celebrated columnist Susan Baum. Rebecca is shot dead while unlocking the door of Susan's car in front of the newspaper's offices. It is an obvious case of mistaken identity and there is not doubt the intended victim was really Susan who has made many enemies in her columns. Rebecca was engaged to a Jewish FBI agent. Both men knew of the other's existence. The FBI agent finds out the murderer's identity and gets permission to carry out a separate operation funded by the federal Hate Crimes money. The scarred and driven FBI agent asks Menden to help. He wants Menden has to infiltrate an ultraconservative organization headed by a fanatic. The FBI agent-fiancé is convinced the man is responsible for Rebecca's death. But he doesn't have enough evidence to get a conviction. Menden's job is to get the needed proof. But Menden falls for the man's daughter and wonders who he should trust. 179944 1995 Trinity and Beyond DT Newsreel Narrator (Randall William Cook - Voice). 179945 2009 Trinity Wells: Children of Earth: Day Four T Series 3. 7-9-2009 Journalist Trinity Wells (Lachele Carl),possibly known as Mal Loup, is an American newsreader who reported several alien encounters for an American news network known as AMNN. She is a human whose home planet is Earth in the 2000s. She covered the 456’s possession of Earth’s children and arrival on Earth. When every child on the Earth stops and starts chanting “We are Coming,” the Torchwood team has to investigate. Could this be the start of a global crisis? In Day Two, Torchwood 3, has been blown up by a bomb planted in Jack Harkness. Gwen, Rhys, and Ianto are on the run. Can they elude the Government and save the planet from the 456? On Day Three, the eyes of the world turn to Britain as the 456 announce “We are here,” as the new Torchwood adventure continues. As a pillar of fire descends upon London, the members of Torchwood must battle to protect their own families as the fight gets personal. But will Clem’s memories destroy everything? On Day Four, Torchwood finally learns of the events or 1965. Britain is in danger of becoming a rogue state, and everything now pivots around John Frobisher, as the ambassador of the 456 destroys its old allegiances. 179946 2009 Trinity Wells: Children of Earth: Day One T Series 3. 7-6-2009 Journalist Trinity Wells (Lachele Carl),possibly known as Mal Loup, is an American newsreader who reported several alien encounters for an American news network known as AMNN. She is a human whose home planet is Earth in the 2000s. She covered the 456’s possession of Earth’s children and arrival on Earth. When every child on the Earth stops and starts chanting “We are Coming,” the Torchwood team has to investigate. Could this be the start of a global crisis? 179947 2009 Trinity Wells: Children of Earth: Day Three T Series 3. 7-8-2009 Journalist Trinity Wells (Lachele Carl),possibly known as Mal Loup, is an American newsreader who reported several alien encounters for an American news network known as AMNN. She is a human whose home planet is Earth in the 2000s. She covered the 456’s possession of Earth’s children and arrival on Earth. When every child on the Earth stops and starts chanting “We are Coming,” the Torchwood team has to investigate. Could this be the start of a global crisis? In Day Two, Torchwood 3, has been blown up by a bomb planted in Jack Harkness. Gwen, Rhys, and Ianto are on the run. Can they elude the Government and save the planet from the 456? On Day Three, the eyes of the world turn to Britain as the 456 announce “We are here,” as the new Torchwood adventure continues. As a pillar of fire descends upon London, the members of Torchwood must battle to protect their own families as the fight gets personal. But will Clem’s memories destroy everything? 179948 2009 Trinity Wells: Children of Earth: Day Two T Series 3. 7-7-2009 Journalist Trinity Wells (Lachele Carl),possibly known as Mal Loup, is an American newsreader who reported several alien encounters for an American news network known as AMNN. She is a human whose home planet is Earth in the 2000s. She covered the 456’s possession of Earth’s children and arrival on Earth. When every child on the Earth stops and starts chanting “We are Coming,” the Torchwood team has to investigate. Could this be the start of a global crisis? In Day Two, Torchwood 3, has been blown up by a bomb planted in Jack Harkness. Gwen, Rhys, and Ianto are on the run. Can they elude the Government and save the planet from the 456? 179949 1998 Trinity: Hang Man Down T Episode #5. 12-27-1998 Reporter (Joe Avellar). 179950 1998 Trinity: In a Yellow Wood T Episode #2. 10-23-1998 Photographer (Joey Vega). 179951 1965 Trip Home to Hell NW Bickham, Jack M. Press 179952 1960 Trip Into the Blue SS USC Johnson, Uwe In "German Narrative Prose, Volume III." West German Journalist Karsch 179953 1985 Trip to Bountiful, The M News Vendor (Larry Langley). Newspaper Boy (Peter Masterson). 179954 1921 Trip to Paradise, A M AFI-Photographers Photographer 179955 2002 Trip, The M DVD Journalist Alan Oakley (Larry Sullivan), a 24-year-old closeted conservative writer meets 19-year-old gay-rights activist Tommy in 1973 and they find themselves on the opposite sides of the political coin. Despite their many differences, they form a loving long-term relationship. In 1977, during Anita Bryant’s crusade, an anti-gay book, “The Straight Truth,” Alan wrote years before gets published without his consent. The book destroys Tommy’s credibility as a well-known activist resulting in Tommy and Alan’s break-up. Seven years later, Alan is given a second chance, a reunion with Tommy and the opportunity to set things right. TV Reporter (Christina Cameron Mitchell). Publisher Larry Jenkins (Dennis Bailey). 179956 2004 Triple Agent M Story inspired by real events Journalists, diplomats and spies cross paths in drawing rooms and cafes of 1930s' Paris. 179957 1967 Triple Cross M Newspaper. World War II spy adventure. Newspaper with a story about the Concorde was used as a prop. Jets didn't exist back then 179958 1940 Triple Exposure NM OWN - H Coxe, George Harmon Triple Exposure: George Harmon Coxe Omnibus, A." Jade Venus, The. Fifth, Key, The. Glass Triangle. Photographer-Reporter 179959 1948 Triple Threat M TV-Television Man (Syd Saylor). Sportscasters Harry Wismer, Tom Harmon, Bob Kelley 179960 1985 Triplecross MT News Media. TV Reporter (Kim Sheppard). TV Reporter (Mario Machado). 179961 2006 Tripping Over: T Episode #6. 11-19-2006 News Media. Hack Journalist (Richard Aspel). 179962 2005 Trish Tilby CB X-Factor (Vol.1) #7 TV Reporter Trish Tilby (Patricia Tilby, aka Patricia Burton) of WNBC (formerly W-ARC-TV) in New York City. She is a skilled journalist known for breaking many important mutant related stories in the media. She is divorced. Her ex-husband is Paul Burton. She came into the world of the X-Men when she began investigating X-Factor who at the time were masquerading as mutant hunters. With help from Mystique, she uncovered Angel's financial backing of X-Factor Inc. and broke the story to the public. Later, the highly intelligent reporter reported on X-Factor's victory over Apocalypse and began to fall in love with Beast. Eventually the two began a tumultuous relationship. She is 5'6," 119 pounds, blue eyes and black hair. Trish reported on Moira MacTaggart becoming the first human infected with the Legacy Virus. Beast saw this as betrayal that reuslted in a rise in anti-mutant sentiment and he dumped Trish. The two reconciled after being kidnapped by Dark Beast. Soon after, Trish joined the X-Men in space in a battle against the Phalanx. After Beast undersent a Secondary Mutation and took on a more feline appearance, Trish ended their relationship fearing ridicule and damage to her reputation. 179963 2001 Triskelion: Modern Psychological Suspense Thriller, A N Segreto, John J. White House correspondents and members of the foreign press corps are being killed in the nation's capital. Is the murderer a serial killer or an international terrorist? 179964 1917 Triumph M AFI-Playwright Writer 179965 1991 Triumph of the Heart: Ricky Bell Story, The MT TV Reporter (Sean McGraw). Reporter #2 (Ron Jackson). PR Man (Robert Alan Beuth). 179966 1996 Triumph of the Nerds, The: Rise of Accidental Empires, The MT Interviewer-Host (Robert X. Cringely-Himself) 179967 1993 Triumph Over Disaster: Hurricane Andrew Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 7583, 7584. TV Co-Anchor Marta (Christine Page) 179968 1969 Triumphant Union and the Canadian Confederation, The: 1863-1867 M Commentator (J. Frank Willis) 179969 1966 Triumvirate, The N Taylor, H. Baldwin (Hillary Baldwin Waugh) Newspaper Publisher-Editor David Halliday 179970 2000 Trixie M SVD 1194 Reporter #1 (Marke Driesschen). Reporter #2 (Clay St. Thomas). Reporter #3 (Claire Riley). Media. Good exchanges with reporters 179971 2004 Tro: Doktor Gud (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) DF Episodes #55, #56, #57, #58. 4-28-2004, 5-5/12/19-2004, Interviewer-Narrator Vagn Olsen. 179972 2005 Tro: Haarders puslespil…et sporgsmal om tro DF Episode #86. 12-19-2005 Interviewer-Host Christian Gundtoft. 179973 2002 Tro: Portraet af Ester Brohus/Himmerig og Hedensted DF Episode #31. 3-23-2002 Interviewer Lis Kildegaard. 179974 1944 Trocadero M Hollywood Columnist Erskine Johnson. 179975 1970 Trog M DVD -R HQ 8811, 8812 AFI-Motion Picture Cameramen News Media. Reporter (Maurice Good). Reporter (Rona Newton-John) 179976 1998 Troika M Journalist 179977 1993 Trois couleurs: Bleu MF Journalist (Helene Vincent). Photographer at Funeral (Piotr Jaxa). 179978 1994 Trois couleurs: Rouge MF Photographer (Samuel Le Bihan). 179979 1995 Trois freres, Les MF Journalist at TFI (Ruth Elkrief) 179980 2008 Trojan Horse, The (aka H20 II: The Trojan Horse) MT British Investigative Journalist Helen Madigan (Greta Scacchi) uncovers elements of political intrigue as she follows leads into the murder of her estranged son. After the United States absorbed Canada, an international cabal, concerned about American imperialism and militaristic adventurism, seeks to manipulate events so that the ex-Canadian PM, now technically an American citizen, becomes the next president. A tale of murder, assassination, multiple conspiracies and skulduggery on an international field. Reporters (Peter Feniak, Sandi Stahlbrand, Rory O’Shea, Victoria Fodor, Mark Lindal). Nationwide referendum is held to decide whether or not Canada will join the United States. The people of Canada vote to join the U.S. while the Prime Minister watches the results on the news. Two years pass, Canada has been split into six states, each with electoral votes and representation in Congress. The Prime Minister attempts to reshape his political career and become president. Reporter Helen Madigan uncovers elements of political intrigue as she follows leads into the murder of her estranged son. U.S. President uses any means necessary to justify an invasion of Saudi Arabia in order to halt China’s oil supply. 179981 0060 Trojan Women, The P COPY Seneca Messenger. Talthybius, a Greek messenger. "Oh, cruel fate, oh, piteous, horrible! What sight so fell and bloody have we seen In ten long years of war? 179982 2004 Trojan Women, The M News Media. TV Newscaster (Richard Tatum). On Scene Reporter (Tracy Eliott). 179983 1986 Trolley at East Troy, The M Interviewer (Joseph T. Bisciglia) 179984 1916 Trooper of Company K M Blacks Newspapers tell of Joe's deeds and experiences, plot device 179985 1970 Tropic of Cancer M AFI-"Paris Herald"/Proofreaders Proofreader 179986 1934 Tropic of Cancer N OWN - H Miller, Henry Newsman Van Norden, one of Miller's companions, a complaining newspaperman whose primary interest is seducing women. 179987 1987 Tropic of Ice - Jaa kaantopiiri MF Finland Newsreader (Jouni Flinkkila). 179988 1997 Tropic of Orange N Yamashita, Karen Tei Reporter Gabriel in Los Angeles follows leads in which unrelated events mysteriously unite as the homeless take up residence in abandoned Mercedes, low riders and Cads, and an aged Asian American sansei conducts symphonies from a freeway overpass. 179989 2008 Tropic Thunder M Journalist (Dave Johnson). 179990 1937 Trouble at Midnight M Herrick, Kimball (Story - "Night Patrol"). Maurice Geraghty, Ford Beebe (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Goff (Earl Dwire) of the Sentinel in an Illinois farming community. Helps organize night patrol to stop rustlers. 179991 2003 Trouble Becomes Her N Harrington, Nancy Weinberg List Journalist 179992 1985 Trouble Begins at 8, The P MLPL Sabath, B. Play Index, 1983-87 Press 179993 2005 Trouble Boy N Dolby, Tom Publicist Ariana Richards is part of the dizzying crowd of celebrities and power makers that make up the professional life of Tom Dolby, a personal assistant to a hip, ruthless film mogul. Anything and anyone can be spun into PR gold. When the Yale-educated gay freelance writer Dolby becomes Page Six material, his life, however, becomes unglued. 179994 1939 Trouble Brewing M Printer George Gullip (George Formby) for a major London newspaper. He works in the printing department and counterfeit notes are spreading around and he and his partner Bill take it upon themselves to solve the crime. 179995 1917 Trouble Buster, The M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 179996 2000 Trouble I Cause, The SS Ellroy, James Gentlemen's Quarterly, March, 2000 Editor Danny Getchell, editor-in-chief and head writer of Hush-Hush, a notorious Hollywood scandal sheet. A series of reminisces by Getchell from his bed in an AIDS ward. Published by GQ because, Getchell claims, he has "an artful array of dirt on Art Cooper -- the editor-in-chief." 179997 1937 Trouble in Morocco M Newsom, J.D. (Short Story - "Sowing Glory"). Paul Franklin (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Paul Cluett (Jack Holt) tricks rival Linda Lawrence (Mae Clarke) into revealing she is working on a story about gunrunners in Morocco. Correspondents. He steals her passport to beat her to the story. Cluett is drugged while trying to interview a gangster, wakes up to find he has been robbed and is dressed in the gangster's clothes. Foreign Legion officers do not believe him and Lawrence, who has made it to Morocco to beat Cluett to her story, refuses to identify him. Pruitt escapes, saves Lawrence when a battle breaks out between smugglers and the Legion. They decide to get married. 179998 1932 Trouble in Paradise M L Radio Commentator (Perry Ivins) 179999 1989 Trouble in Paradise M TV Reporter (Cees van Ede). TV Reporter (Nelleke Rademaker) 180000 1948 Trouble Makers M Bowery Boys Newsboys. Sandy, first newsboy (Buddy Gorman). Second newsboy (Kenneth Lundy); boys learn from newspaper photo important information to plot 180001 1993 Trouble Shooters: Trapped Beneath the Earth MT Anchorman (Larry Carroll). Anchorwoman (Sidney Brammer). 180002 1955 Trouble With Harry, The M DVD -R 1758 (Media Excerpts) Art Critic from the Modern Museum (Leslie Wolff). 180003 2003 Trouble With Josh NR Pappano, Marilyn Silhouette Special Edition. Reporter Natalie was set up with a phony story to get her fired so Reporter Candace could take her job as a reporter at a newspaper. Candace’s actions destroyed Natalie’s career and estranged her from her father. Now Candace has no support at all: no friends, no family and no co-workers who care. She has gone through the ravages of cancer treatment all alone and somehow survived. She has been a selfish, ambitious, bad person all her life. Her brush with death, however, has changed her forever. She vows to totally change her life and become a better person. She fills six yellow legal pad pages with things she wants to experience in her life before she dies. Things like “visit all 50 states,” “wish upon a star,” “dance,” “sit by a campfire,” “look for shooting stars,” and “made amends with Natalie.” Natalie was her “best friend” before Candace destroyed her career. Soon after her treatment, Candace gives up her job and apartment in Atlanta and travels to Oklahoma in a small RV. She goes to ask forgiveness of the person she most wronged in her life: Natalie. The problem is Natalie and her entire family hate Candace. They will not even talk to her. Josh is Natalie’s brother-in-law. He finds Candace in town and warns her to get out of town. The trouble with Josh is that he likes the ladies too much and the feeling is mutual. Feminine favors come to easily to Josh he does not value them very highly. No girlfriend has been worth keeping very long. “There are just too many willing women to meet and I haven’t met them all yet,” he says. Candace is the “forbidden fruit” and she is also hard to get. This makes her unique in Josh’s life. While this handsome bad boy can get Candace to kiss him, he cannot get her into bed. Even more frustrating he can’t get her out of his mind. She could be the “one” woman for him. At 33 years old, Josh knows it’s time to settle down and start a family. Candace is falling in love with him as he is falling in love with her. But what will he think when he sees her disfigured body? Will he be revolted and leave her rejected and more alone and hurt than ever before? 180004 2000 Trouble With Mary, The N Criswell, Millie Restaurant Critic Dan Gallagher gave a restaurant, Mama Sophia, a scathing review. The owner is 33-year-old virgin Mary who yearns for independence from her strong-willed mother so she opens an Italian restaurant. Man she falls for is the journalist who gave her restaurant a bad review. He's a divorced father who has come to believe that a woman's place is in the home. Scorching chemistry between the journalist and the virgin. The food critic doesn't like Italian food -- and his column shows it., but when Mary comes to the paper to complain, he finds he does like Italian women. She reciprocates his attention and decides Gallagher would be an ideal candidate for her first affair. Their love is complicated by her Italian family. 180005 2001 Trouble With Patriots, The N Hays, Tony Reporter Kirby Benson is convinced he is a combination Woodward and Bernstein on the verge of exposing a major international scandal. When the journalist disappears everyone assumes there is a benign explanation. Until he is later seen being dragged into a villa the Russian consul's daughter has entered. Next day his body is found floating in the Persian Gulf. His roommate, the hero, investigates and finds himself in the middle of a plot involving undercover agents of the U.S. National Security Agency and Britain's M16. Mystery of Benson's murder is solved. 180006 2006 Trouble With Tulip, The N Clark, Mindy Starns Advice Columnist Josephine "Jo" Tulip writes a syndicated newspaper column, "Tips from Tulip," from her home in Mulberry Glen, Pennsylvania. She provides advice on all sorts of household matters. However, no one, not even her grandma who ran the column before her, warned or gave any practical guidance to Tulip on how to deal with an invasion of relatives arriving for her upcoming marriage to Bradford Bosworth. Jo's best friend, photographer Danny Watkins, is taking crime scene photos of a dead neighbor. Police can't identify the liquid inside a bucket standing near the corpse. Tulip tries to identify the liquid and is convinced it is murder, not suicide. They begin to investigate and soon learn some odd things about the victim and her brother. 180007 1967 Trouble With Tycoons, The (aka Missing Tycoon, The) N Taylor, H. Baldwin (Hillary Baldwin Waugh) Newspaper Publisher-Editor David Halliday 180008 1947 Trouble With Women, The M McKenney, Ruth, Richard Bransten (Story). Arthur Sheekman (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Kate Farrell (Teresa Wright) of The Morning Journal assigned to get interview with professor who wrote book on subjugation of women. Unable to get interview. While in night court persuades accused wife beater to claim he was inspired by book. When professor files suit against the paper for $300,000, City Editor Joe McBride (Brian Donlevy) tries to stop it by having Farrell, who wrote story under pseudonym) get some dirt on professor. Passes herself off as student, enrolls in professor's class. Romance develops. Professor caught on stage with striptease artist during burlesque show set up by city editor who is also in love with Farrell. City Editor uses photograph of incident to get professor to drop suit. Then he gives picture to rival publication. Professor is ordered to resign from faculty. Renews lawsuit against paper. In court, Farrell admits under hypnosis that she loves him. He drops the charges. Reporter (Jerry James). Reporter (Stan Johnson). Variety, 7/16/47: "Donlevy is passably good as the city editor, despite a characterization that is not even a fairly close facsimile" Reporter (Eddie Carnegie). Reporter (Charles Mayon). Reporter (Byron Poindexter). Photographer (Clark Eggleston). 180009 1979 Troubled Laughter MF China Journalist Fu Bin doesn’t want to tell lies when newspaper reporters become rumor mongers instead of being faithful to the truth in the winter of 1975 during the Cultural Revolution. The earnest reporter battles his conscience and the political demands of the time about how much “truth” needs to be reported. He is immediately at odds with his opportunistic colleagues, not to mention the hypocritical officials who shamelessly pervert his journalistic ethics for ideological purposes. A dignified surgeon, forced to work as a janitor in his hospital, is ritually humiliated in front of Fu Bin who has to write an article supporting the surgeon’s persecutors. Fu’s professional and ethical conflicts eventually threaten both his work and family relationships. His conflicted mind of how best to serve the people and his family lead to some fantasy sequences, but he ends up choosing to be honest and is arrested. 180010 1985 Troubled Times P MLPL Jacoby, B. Play Index, 1983-87 Press 180011 1997 Troubled Water NM Wheat, Carolyn Reporter Ted Havlicek would have the story of his career if he put all the pieces together on a story he's been covering for the papers. Story involves a man accused of murdering a federal officer surrendered after 14 years in hiding putting a New York City attorney's quadriplegic brother in jeopardy as an accessory and stirring up the lives of members of the activist movement. 180012 1936 Troubled Waters M Mason News Media 180013 2003 Troubled Waters N Gutteridge, Rene TV Anchor Marcey Steigel of Dallas seems to have it altogether. She's zooming to the top of her profession and the future looks promising. But she is on her third relationship with a man in a year and she's been estranged from her parents for nearly two decades. Shelved her faith in God along with her Mom and Dad. Then her father dies and she returns to Kansas and gets more than she bargained for. Living next to her mother's farm is a sassy widower, a famous artist and father of two six-year-old girls. Soon, she must choose between keeping an old secret and pursuing her career dreams of finding lasting love, faith in God and forgiveness. 180014 1410 Troubles of a Scrivener, The PO COPY Hoccleve In "Selections from Hoccleve." Newsmonger. Social poetry, 1402-1410. Ballad. Arduous labours of a scribe have greatly affected his health. Results of his boozing day as well. Other ballads included in collection 180015 1929 Troubles of an Editor P MLPL Sheridan, D. Index-One Act, 1924-31 Editor 180016 1969 Troubleshooters, The: And One Wise Man Came Out From the East T Episode #98. 6-2-1969 TV Interviewer (Alex MacIntosh). 180017 1967 Troubleshooters, The: And the Walls Came Tumbling Down T Episode #59. 12-1-1967 Newsreader (Kenneth Kendall). 180018 1970 Troubleshooters, The: Camelot on a Clear Day T Episode #107. 6-1-1970 TV Interviewer (Frank Thornton). 180019 1968 Troubleshooters, The: Cut Off Whose Nose T Episode #74. 3-22-1968 Reporters (Eddie Stacey, Terry Wright). 180020 1968 Troubleshooters, The: Day the Sea Caught Fire, The T Episode #75. Newspaperman (Arthur Pentelow). 180021 1968 Troubleshooters, The: Deeper You Dig, The T Episode #64. 1-5-1968 TV Interviewer (Peter Dennis). 180022 1969 Troubleshooters, The: Dirty Old Man and a Rare Bird, A T Episode #79. 1-6-1969 Newscaster (Dave Cash). 180023 1968 Troubleshooters, The: Just a Bunch of Arabs in Kilts T Episode #67. 1-26-1968 Newscaster (Corbet Woodall). 180024 1965 Troubleshooters, The: Kelly's Eye T Episode #1. 7-7-1965 Newsreader (John Dunn). Interviewer (Robin Chapman). 180025 1965 Troubleshooters, The: Schloss Belt, The T Episode #6. 8-12-1965 Newsreader (Kenneth Kendall). 180026 1969 Troubleshooters, The: She'll Be Right Mate T Episode #100. 6-16-1969. Reporter (Martin King). 180027 1970 Troubleshooters, The: They Shall Not Pass T Episode #117. 8-10-1970 News Media. Newsman (Hugo De Vernier). TV Announcer (Denis DeMarne). 180028 1967 Troubleshooters, The: Who Buys Who? T Episode. 12-19-1967. Season #4. Episode #11 Reporter (Peter Egan). 180029 1967 Troubleshooters, The: Winner Lose All T Episode #56. 11-10-1967 Commentator (Geoffrey Lewis). 180030 1967 Troubleshooters, The: Women and Business Never Did Mix T Episode #51. 4-24-1967 Newsreader (Corbet Woodall). 180031 1965 Troubleshooters, The: You Can't Trust Women T Episode. 4-28-1969. Season #5. Episode #16 Reporter (Bert Brownhill). 180032 1999 Troublesome Night 6 M Editor Yah Lai (Yiu-Cheung Lai) 180033 2003 Tru Calling: Drop Dead Gorgeous T Episode #13. 3-18-2003 Reporter Michelle Carey (Michelle Harrison) works on a newspaper and has been looking through police reports from the past few months. She discovers Tru was cited by all would-be victims as the reason they are alive. Tru suggests it's a coincidence. Carey doesn't buy that. She shows up at the morgue and poses as Susan Park, a bereaved relative looking for a death certificate. Davis sees how good looking she is and bends the rules to help her just this once. Later she reveals her true identity and Davis could kick himself for being so stupid. She now barrages him with questions -- about Tru's mysterious appearance at crime scenes, her uncanny knack for saving the lives of strangers. Davis plays dumb but Carey isn't. She knows something else. She's done a little research and it turns out Tru isn't the first young woman to "mysteriously pop up in the nick of time." There was one before her. The woman turns out to be Tru's mother. 180034 2004 Tru Calling: Getaway, The T DVD -R HQ 9035. DVD -R 1586 Episode #15. 4-1-2004 Reporter Michelle Carey (Michelle Harrison) of Post-Dispatch the has been on trail of Tru's secret. She debates saving life of the reporter who has been trying to expose her secret. When journalist is killed, Tru is sent back in time to prevent killing. Tru must save a reporter who is out to expose her. When the reporter who has been trying to expose Tru's secret gets shot by a gunman on a crime spree, Tru is torn about saving her. She tries to get the police to capture the shooter before he strikes. Luke is a crime photographer, friend of Tru. News Media. Stand-Up Reporter (Chris Kalhoon). 180035 1997 Trucks MT News Media. TV Reporter (Barbara Edwards). 180036 2002 Trudeau MT Miniseries News Reporter (Brett Kelly). The Reporter (Tim Ralfe - Aidan Devine). Cameraman (Paul Welch). Host (Nicola Lipman). Biography of controversial Prime Minister of Canada, Pierere Elliot Trudeau. 180037 2005 Trudeau II: Maverick in the Making:" MT Miniseries News Media. Reporter (John Davie) Ottawa. Parisian Publisher (Sebastien Dhavernas). Reporter (Jackie Torrens). Radio Interviewer (Stan Carew). Host (Nicholas Campbell). 180038 1960 True Adventure DT Host Bill Burrud 180039 1980 True Bearing N White, David Fairbank Apprentice Newsman Henry Williams of The New York Globe (the New York Times). Protégé of the last great waterfront reporter who is forced to retire as the paper's emphasis shifts to lifestyle features. When oil tanker collision results in an oil spill off Long Island and subsequent cover-up, Henry, at the cost of his job, pursues the answers in true investigative style 180040 1989 True Believer M Reporter (Peter Anthony Jacobs). Media. Headlines. 180041 2005 True Believer N Sparks, Nicholas Columnist-New York City Journalist Jeremy Marsh, who writes a column for Scientific American and who is a dedicated debunker, investigates his way to fame when he exposes a popular but shady spirit guide whom he brands "the worst kind of con man." After his Primetime Live-aired coup, Marsh steers south to meet a woman who has written to him with a spectral story idea about strange lights in the town's cemetery. Once there, he meets her orphaned granddaughter, the local librarian who's mysteriously single in her 30s, despite her romantic heroine beauty. He discovers the woman is a diviner with the gift of guess. 180042 2007 True Believer N Sparks, Nicholas Science Journalist Jeremy Marsh with a regular column in Scientific American specializes in debunking the supernatural and has a real nose for the strange and unusual. He specializes in exposing supernatural frauds and hoaxes. A born skeptic, he travels to the small town of Boone Creek, North Carolina, determined to find the real cause behind the ghostly apparitions that appear in the town cemetery. Falls hopelessly in love with the town librarian, the stubborn granddaughter of the town psychic. Marsh must make a decision -- return to the life he knows or do something he could never do before -- take a giant leap of faith. 180043 1999 True Believers N Richardson, Doug Weinberg List Journalist 180044 2005 True Believers N Sparks, Nicholas New York Journalist Jeremy Marsh of Scientific American is a skeptic who makes his living exposing frauds in the articles he writes for the science magazine. His latest target is a famous psychic who claims to speak to the dead. The acclaim he receives for his expose places Jeremy in the public eye with an appearance on national TV. Marsh is charming, divorced and a rising star. As a dashing successful 37-year-old Manhattan science journalist, his skeptical scrutiny of ineffective antidepressants, cults and television clairvoyants has caught the eye of North Carolina restaurant owner Doris McClellan, who invites Jeremy to bucolic Bone Creek to scoop the story of eerie mystery lights appearing in an ancient cemetery. A diviner who can predict the sex of unborn babies, Doris suspects the lights are a ghostly curse. Her beautiful librarian granddaughter, Lexie Darnell, makes a lovely, if guarded, tour guide as Jeremy revs up his electromagnetic equipment for the ghost hunt. After witnessing the ethereal graveside lights, both grow closer, much to the chagrin of the local deputy who wants Lexie for himself. Guided by sage Doris and manipulated by a meddling mayor, big-city Jeremy and small town Lexie find that trepidation about their differences somehow manages to bloom into love. Jeremy eventually uncovers the hidden truth behind the glowing graveyard fog and departs the lush gothic environs for New York. Can love bridge the gap? Jeremy traveled to Boone Creek, North Carolina to search for the truth behind the mysterious lights that appear in the local cemetery. The legend is that an old curse causes the spirits to wander, and now the town wants to capitalize on the phenomena to bring in badly needed tourist dollars. But Doris McClellan, the local psychic, wants the lights debunked, and asks Jeremy to investigate. What Jeremy doesn’t count on is falling for Lexie, the town librarian. Lexie has had enough of smooth-talking city men, and shields her heart, but Jeremy keeps trying to penetrate her tough shell. Lexie never wants to leave Boone Creek, and she believes that Jeremy will never want to stay. 180045 2008 True Blood: First Taste, The T DVD -R HQ 10298 Episode. 9-14-2008. News Media. Tabloid headline: Angelina Jolie Adopts Vampire Baby. TV coverage of an anti-Vampire activist who dies in a car accident. News Show Moderator (Sharon Tay). Nan Flanagan (Jessica Tuck), the Vampires’ polished blonde TV spokeswoman who participates in news debates. “You think you have more power than me? I’m on television.” 180046 2009 True Blood: I Will Rise Up T DVD -R HQ 11352 Episode. 8-16-2009 News Media. TV Broadcast. Nan Flanagan (Jessica Tuck), the Vampires’ polished blonde TV spokeswoman who participates in news debates. “You think you have more power than me? I’m on television.” 180047 2009 True Blood: Nothing But the Blood T Episode. News Media. TV Broadcast. Nan Flanagan (Jessica Tuck), the Vampires’ polished blonde TV spokeswoman who participates in news debates. “You think you have more power than me? I’m on television.” 180048 2008 True Blood: Plaisir d’Amour T Episode. News Media. TV Broadcast. Nan Flanagan (Jessica Tuck), the Vampires’ polished blonde TV spokeswoman who participates in news debates. “You think you have more power than me? I’m on television.” 180049 2008 True Blood: Strange Love T Episode. News Media. TV Broadcast. Nan Flanagan (Jessica Tuck), the Vampires’ polished blonde TV spokeswoman who participates in news debates. “You think you have more power than me? I’m on television.” 180050 1989 True Blue: T Episode. Series 12-3-1989 to 2-16-1990. Photographer Yuri (Elya Baskin) is amateur news photographer who drives a cab. He films a documentary on an elite police squad. 180051 1716 True Character of Mr. Pope, and His Writings, A" ER COPY Denis, John In "Critical Works of John Dennis, The." Published in the Flying Post, May 31, 1716. Critics. "…a Writer at one and the same time, of GUARDIANS and of EXAMINERS….a Critick without Common sense…." 180052 1991 True Colors M L. SVD 1134 Miami Reporter (Stephen H. Aronson). Miami Reporter (Sally Beckner). Miami Reporter (Michael Stanton Kennedy). Miami Reporter (Sam Wells). Campaign Reporter (O Dewayne 'Bart' Davis). Campaign Reporter (Mary McMillan). 180053 1995 True Colors N Mortman, Doris Gossip Columnist Nina Duran is a TV celebrity. Isabelle de Luna and Nina Duran are raised as sisters by a kind, struggling couple who own a hotel and art gallery in Santa Fe. The Durans took in Nina as a foundling, Decade later, in 1963, the couple opened their arms to Isabelle, seven, who had just witnessed the rape-murder of her mother, a wealthy Spanish artist and the arrest of her father for the crime. Years later, Nina discovers true circumstances of her adoption by the Durans and leaves Santa Fe for New York where she creates a new identity and severs all ties to the past. The two women's paths cross repeatedly. Duran becomes a society reporter allowing her to perform hatchet jobs on her sister, whose artistic success she envies. Duran comes to terms with her origins and Isabelle recovers memory of her mother's true killer Sleazy Nina. 180054 1937 True Confession M News Media. Reporter (Eleanor Fisher). Reporter (Franklin Parker). Newspaper Sketch artist (Charlotte Dabney). First Photographer (Art Rowlands). Second Photographer (Ned Glass). Typewriter Man (Tommy Dugan). 180055 1940 True Confessions R Series Press 180056 1981 True Confessions M DVD -R HQ 7683, 7684 News Media. Reporter Howard (Matthew Faison). Radio Announcer (Steve Ariwn). Newscasters (Robert "Bob" Arthur, Bill Furnell). Photographer (Steve Powers). 180057 2001 True Confessions NR Gibson, Rachel Tabloid Reporter Hope Spencer wants to end the writer's block that has plagued her for months so she can return to being a star reporter for a Los Angeles tabloid newspaper. She goes to Gospel, Idaho and makes an indelible impression on the local population while driving the local sheriff she meets crazy with lust and longing. The residents provide inspiration for her fertile imagination. Soon, she's cranking out new stories that her publisher loves. Meanwhile, she's making new friends and falling in love with the town and the man. But sheriff is keeping a secret. When he finds out Spencer isn't just a writer of non-fiction but a member of the notorious tabloid paparazzi, all hell breaks loose in Gospel. Can Spencer convince him her actions were innocent? Will he ever believe her? Spencer is still recovering from a disastrous marriage. She's come to Gospel to heal and to spin a few alien adventure articles for her editor. 180058 1996 True Confessions: Novel, The N Bringle, Mary Journalist 180059 1998 True Crime M DVD -R HQ 3480, 3481. DVD Reporter Steve Everett (Clint Eastwood) of the Oakland Tribune is a womanizing drunk, lying, cheating investigative reporter who is sleeping with the city editor's wife, among others. Editor Alan Mann (James Woods). City Editor Bob Findley (Denis Leary). TV Anchor (Leslie Griffith). TV Anchor (Dennis Richmond). Radio Reporter (Bill Wattenburg). Afternoon News Anchor (Frank Sommerville). Field Producer (Dan Green). Reporter Michelle Ziegler (Mary McCormack) or the Oakland Tribune is killed in a car crash before she can finish the story Everett picks up after her death. 180060 1991 True Crime N Mewshaw, Michael Journalist Thomas Heller Jr. is a successful writer of true crime books who specializes in murders that occur within families. His father "Big Tom" is murdered and Tom Jr. leaves the comforts of life and family in Rome to return to Baltimore. He uses his investigative skills to uncover the identity and motive of the murderer. The murders of his father and son of his wealthy college girlfriend seem more than coincidental to him. He comes face to face with old hurts and the girl of his dreams. 180061 1995 True Crime NM OWN - P Klaven, Andrew Reporter Steven Everett is the only chance for a condemned killer, and the reporter drinks too much, committed adultery. Journalist Steven Everett of St. Louis is assigned to interview Frank Beachum, who as convicted of murder six years ago on the day he’s scheduled to die. Everett suspects that the wrong man may have been convicted. Everett is having an affair with his city editor’s wife when the cuckolded editor phones his own bedroom to tell his thunderstruck wife, Patricia, that Steve is needed at the office -- he’s to interview Frank Beachum, a murderer condemned to die that evening, and write a human-interest sidebar to go with the paper’s straight news story. Everett, however, comes across information that points to lying witnesses and Beachum’s innocence -- and he has but 18 hours to prove anything before the midnight needle. Meanwhile, to appease his wife, Barbara, he must take his two-year-old son to the zoo. When the radio falsely reports Becahum’s confession, Everett’s job evaporates and following a phone confession to Patricia, Barbara hands her wedding ring back to the beaten newshound. As the night winds down, fired, dewifed, dechilded, Everett gets drunk but then recalls from crucial information. At 11:40 p.m., can a drunken driver get all the evidence together and get to the prison before midnight? 180062 1999 True Crime: Scene of the Crime, The DT Short Investigative Reporter Steve Everett (Clint Eastwood). City Editor Bob Findley (Denis Leary). Managing Editor Alan Mann (James Wood). Behind the scenes of the film, "True Crime." 180063 1929 True Detective Mysteries R Series - 1929-30, 1938-39, 1944-59 Editor of Magazine presents stories based on "True Detective Magazine." Each week the show presented the "case history of an actual crime." Many were told from the criminal's point of view. 180064 1991 True Detectives T SV 90, 92 Series 12-28-1990 to 7-1-1991 Host (Gregory Harrison). News Media. 180065 2001 True Enough N McCauley, Stephen TV Producer Jane Cody, a Boston public television producer, is disenchanted with her marriage to a bland professor. She and New York writer Desmond Sullivan decide to collaborate on a series of documentaries salvaging both of their foundering work lives. At 40, Cody is in full-blown mid-life crisis. She frets as her long-running TV talk show is losing viewers. Has an affair with ex-husband. In a desperate attempt to revitalize her career, she teams up with Sullivan, a minor biographer with writer's block, to film a pilot for a documentary mini-series on mediocre noncelebrities. Sullivan is in denial about long-term commitment to his gay lover. Sullivan and Cody do a TV biography of a minor, long-forgotten pop singer of the 1960s, and travel to a seedy seaside town on the Florida panhandle. They want to tape the show just before a late season tropical storm arrives. Surprises are in store for both of them. 180066 1998 True Friends M News Photographer (Ron Schlager) for the Daily News 180067 1945 True Glory, The M Commentator (Robert Harris). 180068 2001 True Hollywood Story: Billionaire Boys Club MT SVD 1102 Journalists 180069 1994 True Lies M Reporter at Hi-Rise (Tom Isbell). Jihad Cameraman (Mike Akrawi). 180070 1981 True Life Stories T News Vendor. Story 3: Newsstand owner (David Fresco) 180071 1919 True Love N Monkhouse, Allen Noble Press 180072 1989 True Love M Photographer (Jack DiGiorgio) 180073 1979 True Love and Real Romance NR OWN - H Schor, Lynda News Media 180074 2004 True Love and Other Lives N Gaskell, Whitney Travel Writer Claire Spencer. Transatlantic love. 180075 2008 True Match N Carroll, Margaret Television Talk Show Host is Ruby Lattingly, the high-maintenance bride left at the altar, is back as the host of a TV talks how that helps troubled couples either patch things up or break up, though more often the latter proves to be the case. Naturally, as far as successful relationships go, Ruby gives rather bad advice. As Ruby receives unwanted pointers on the male mind from the show’s macho Cameraman Hutch, sparks soon fly as the diva form New York’s Upper East Side and the “Cowboy Cameraman” spar over how best to counsel couples in crisis, even though neither is particularly lucky in love. But as a secret from Hutch’s romantic past comes to light and turmoil erupts, the pair must face their own commitment phobias and resolve their affections for each other, all while the cameras roll. 180076 1998 True or False: Teenagers Mean Trouble MT Correspondent (Russ Mitchell) 180077 1994 True Partnership NJ Lakin, Patricia (Doug Cushman, illustrator) School Newspaper. Third grade of Parkside Elementary finds out that it is hard work as well as fun to produce their own student newspaper. 180078 1582 True Report, The ER USC Rich, Barnaby News 180079 1957 True Story DT Series based on magazine. 3-16-1957 to 9-9-1961. NBC. Interviewer talks to participants of the tale being dramatized. Host-Narrator Kathi Norris. 180080 2003 True Story in Memory of Zach Hanks, A M Short Interviewer (Sandi Eberhart). Independent Filmmaker involved in a fatal accident still completes his project. 180081 2003 True Story of Blackhawk Down, The MT Somalia Journalist (Issa Muhammed - Herself). Author of "Black Hawk Down" (Mark Bowden - Himself). Narrator (David Jeremiah). 180082 2007 True Story of Charlie Wilson, The DT News Media. CBS TV Correspondent-Anchor Dan Rather reporting from Afghanistan thus earning the nickname “Gunga Dan.” 180083 2005 True Story: Murder, Memoir, Mea Culpa DT Finkel, Michael New York Times Magazine Writer Mike Finel was on top of the world in 2001 -- young, talented and promoted to a plum job on the magazine. A few months later, under extraordinary pressure to keep producing blockbuster stories, he fabricated parts of an article about slavery on cocoa plantations in West Africa. Caught and fired from the Times, he treated to his home in Montana swearing off any contact with the media. A week after he discovers that a murderer who fled Oregon after killing his wife and three children has been telling everyone he is Michael Finkel of the New York Times. Finkel enters in a bizarre and intimate friendship with an accused multiple murderer who assumed Finkel's identity while on the run. Finkel races to strip away lawyers of lies -- both the murderer's and his own to finally get the true story. 180084 1999 True-Blue Texas Twosome, A N McCade, Kim Weinberg List Journalist 180085 1700 True-Born Englishman, The PO USC Defoe, Daniel News 180086 1917 Trufflers, The M AFI-Critics/Playwrights Critic 180087 1994 Truhanes TF Spain Journalist (Cristina Higuereas). 180088 1988 Truk Lagoon (aka Eye of the Beholder) DT Cauffiel, Lowell TV Anchor Diane Newton King is the popular, 34-year-old morning anchor at WUHQ-TV in Battle Creek Michigan. She is shot dead on Feb. 9, 1991 in the driveway of her home. Her husband, Brad, a criminal justice professor at Western Michigan University and a former policeman, is the primary suspect. The Kings were an attractive contemporary two-career couple with two children and what seemed to be an idyllic life. But police find problems. Brad was a compulsive womanizer unable to hold a job for long. Diane was a strong, in-charge type of person. The question was how to prove that Brad killed Diane. Her son and daughter were the only witnesses. 180089 2009 Truly Blessed M News Media. Reporter (Toni Fox). TV News Anchor (Peter James). Reporter (Kanesha Washington). Reporter (Fiona Lincke). Reporter (Kien J. Shimabukuro). Reporter (Behlla Monee Bell). 180090 1995 Truman MT Woman Reporter (Jessica Drake). Woman Reporter (Cheryl Weaver). Woman Reporter #1 (Donna Thomason). Woman Reporter #2 (Stellie Siteman). Woman Reporter #3 (Jeannine Hutchings). MacArthur Reporter (David Fritts). Reporter #1 (Dean Vivian). Reporter #2 (David Rees Snell). Convention Reporter #1 (Marlon Hoffman). Convention Reporter #2 (Michael T. McGraw). 180091 2005 Truman Capote: Capote in Kansas CB Parks, Andre and Chris Samnee Journalist Truman Capote's 1959 reporting of the Holcomb, Kansas murders of the Clutter family. Capote's acerbic wit gone. Relationship with the teen ghost of Nancy Clutter. Capote is drawn to look like Harry Truman and Bobby from "King of the Hill." 180092 1997 Truman Kicklighter: Crash Course NM Trochek, Kathy Hogan #2 Truman Kicklighter Mysteries Former Journalist Truman Kicklighter used to work for Associated Press and is now a retired journalist in St. Petersburg, Florida. He's a widower living in the Fountain of Youth Residence Hotel in St. Petersburg. When Truman's twenty-something pal is taken for a ride by a used-car dealer, he puts the brakes on a scam with a deadly payoff. Truman's young friend has bought herself the car of her dreams, a hot red '88 Corvette, but she realizes she's been taken. The suave huckster who sold her the car refuses to take it back. Truman hates to see a friend cheated. He goes undercover and discovers insurance fraud, usury and murder. He unearths a bloody trail that leads from the dealership to a strip club strip. The Corvette is swiped off the street and Truman's friend finds the huckster's body in the car. But when the cops arrive, the corpse is gone. Retired newsman Truman realizes she has stumbled onto an insurance scam. 180093 1996 Truman Kicklighter: Lickety-Split NM Trochek, Kathy Hogan #1 Truman Kicklighter Mysteries Former Journalist Truman Kicklighter used to work for Associated Press and is now a retired journalist in St. Petersburg, Florida. He's a widower living in the Fountain of Youth Residence Hotel in St. Petersburg. Now surviving is a full-time job: clipping coupons, eating at odd hours to get early-bird specials, engineering senior citizen discounts on everything he can. Bogus evangelist plans to take over the hotel and evict retirees who don't buy their apartments. In the winter, old friends from up north arrive and the local dog track opens its gates for the season. Truman's best friend, just in from Pennsylvania, is found in the track's parking lot huddled over the corpse of a dog track race tout. Mel has Alzheimer's but Truman can't believe he could kill anybody even if police are convinced he did. Truman and his friend, a waitress at the hotel, Truman tries to uncover the evangelist's scam and find the tout's real murderer. There's a missing computer disk with the murder victim's new betting program. Truman goes up against the evangelist's brassy, ambitious secretary, a couple of low-life thugs for hire and a representative of organized crime. 180094 1998 Truman Show, The M DVD -R HQ 9602, 9601 News Vendor Errol (Mal Jones) 180095 1951 Truman's address in San Francisco DT On All Four Networks News. First regular coast-to-coast telecast 180096 2005 Trump Unauthorized MT DVD -R HQ 3389, 3390 ABC News Media. Reporters. Newspaper headlines. TV reports. Gossip Columnist Liz Smith (Carolyn Scott). Aspen Reporter (Rory O'Shea). Teen Reporter (Kyle Buchanan). Reporter (Roma Podhora). Reporter (Shant Srabian). Paparazzi Reporter (Arron Abrams). Reporter (Peter Feniak). 34th Street Reporter (Shant Srabian). TV Producer (Peter Cockett). Photographer (Marc Aubin). 180097 2000 Trumpet N Kaye, Jackie Tabloid Reporter Sophie Stones, a tabloid hack hot on a trumpeter's story (man who was a woman). 180098 1865 Trumpet Comes to Pickeye!, The SW GPL Goodman, Joseph T. Press 180099 1974 Trumpet for a Walled City N OWN - H Pala, Dolores American Journalist Eileen O'Donovan, after 15 years abroad, examines her life, retracing her youth and finds that something is lacking. 180100 1946 Trumpet in the Dust N UCLA Fowler, Gene Journalist Gordon Dale, a top flight journalist is interested in people as people Western newspaperman who went to New York only to encounter complexities beyond journalism. 180101 1940 Trumpet in the Wilderness N Harper, Robert Newspaper. Pioneer newspaper work in Ohio 180102 2001 Trumpet of the Swan, The M Newscaster (Kath Soucie) 180103 1997 Trunk Music NM Connelly, Michael Harry Bosch Novel News Media. Murder of a Hollywood producer has all the signs of a Mafia hit but something doesn't add up to Harry Bosch. 180104 1931 Trunks of Herr O.F., The (Die Koffer Des Herrn. O.F.) M German Reporter. Stix, the Reporter (Peter Lorre) makes up a story about a set of trunks and incredible consequences follow 180105 1999 Trust MT UK Journalist (Victor Power). 180106 2005 Trust Me M News Media. News Reporter (Arnold Chun). TV News Anchor (Rich Skidmore). TV Announcer #1 (Matthew Kaminsky). Interviewer (Tanva Mayeux). TV Announcer #2 (Richard Skidmore). 180107 1997 Trust Me On This NR Crusie, Jennifer Woman journalist Female Journalist 180108 1999 Trust No One NM Heggan, Christiane Reporter Steve Reyes investigates a murder. He comes to a small inn owned by a woman who divorced a ruthless rich man's son who is brutally murdered. She becomes a suspect and her ex-father-in-law decides she is guilty. He starts a campaign to send her to jail. He wants custody of his grandson. The woman finds herself attracted to the reporter and forms an uneasy alliance with him to find the real killer and clear her name. 180109 2005 Trust the Man M Newspaper Vendor (Kiran Merchant). 180110 1993 Trust, The M Reporter (Tamer Riad). 180111 2006 Truth MT DVD -R HQ 5292, 5293 Reporter Amelia Moore (Michelle Harrison) is killed while investigating allegations of corrupt land deals. She was working secretly with her former college journalism professor and mentor Meredith Bakomen (Stephanie Zimbalist). Bakomen is advisor of the UCC Daily Free Press student newspaper and is still working with students when she and Moore team up. Moore's best friend TV Reporter Laura Peterson (Thea Gill) wants to find out why Moore was killed. Peterson is considered by Bakomen to be a "talking Barbie Doll" because she works for KTCC's "Inside Buzz," a celebrity-driven TV program. She convinces Bakomen to team up with her to find out who murdered Moore and expose the story she was working on. With the help of a detective, Peterson solves the case after her life is repeatedly threatened. 180112 1957 Truth About Claire Veryan, The NM Truss, Seldon Press 180113 1915 Truth About Helen, The M AFI-Editors Editor. Helps to clear a man falsely accused. Newspaper editor hero. 180114 2004 Truth About Love, The M DVD -R HQ 7605, 7606. News Media. TV News Reporter (Elise Rayner). Blonde Reporter (Susanne Wohnberger). 180115 2003 Truth About Miranda, The M Cameraman (D Harlan Cutshall). 180116 1946 Truth About Murder, The M SVD 1411 Lady Photographer June Clayworth murdered 180117 1979 Truth About Peter Harley, The N OWN - H Mills, James Magazine Reporter Tony Deniset 180118 2001 Truth About Tate, The NR Pappano, Marilyn Reporter Natalie Grant from Alabama lands the chance of the lifetime when a U.S. Senator asks her to write his biography. Tenacious in her efforts to dig up the past -- and problems develop. A loyal son, loving brother and doting single dad, rugged rancher Tate Rawlins was as honest as an Oklahoma day was ong. But when Alabama Reporter Grant began investigating his family’s secrets, Tate grudgingly adopted deception to protect his unconventional kin from scandal. He would impersonate his half brother -- a famous senator’s hidden illegitimate son -- and stonewall the Southern writer into abandoning her expose. But Tate didn’t reckon on how badly Natalie needed her story -- or how badly he would need her. The leggy redhead lassoed his libido, harnessed his heart, enchanted his motherless son until Tate ached to make her his. But how could he promise Natalie forever while whispering sweet, loving lies? 180119 1924 Truth About Women, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 180120 1939 Truth Aches M Newspaper. Leon Erroll. Pictures in newspaper 180121 1938 Truth Comes Limping NM Connington, J.J. Journalist Denzil. 180122 1994 Truth Game (Scoop!) NJ Escott, John Reporters Ros, Kenny and Jamie write for their school paper and also for the local newspaper where Ros’s mother works, so they’re always on the lookout for a story. So is the unscrupulous Unity McPhee, who writes for scandal magazines and will stop at nothing to get a scoop. What is the mystery surrounding Mole House and its new owner, TV game show host, Sonny Ryman? Has he really something to hide? 180123 2009 Truth Has Fallen M Reporter (Jan Pfenninger) 180124 2002 Truth Hurts, The N Pickard, Nancy Journalist Marie Lightfoot is a Florida-based author of true crime books. Working on a book about her parents, civil rights activists in Alabama who disappeared in 1963 when she was a kid. Threatened by a mysterious fan who demands she collaborates with him on a book about her own murder or he'll start killing her friends including her lover. Tabloid publishes lurid article featuring Lightfoot's personal life and unsolved disappearance of her parents in 1963. She receives an e-mail from man who takes credit for article and threatens to hurt her if she does not cooperate with his demands. Article accused Lightfoot of trying to hide her racist past implicating her parents as segregationists in the fifties. Story planted by her tormentor. To clear her good name and even save her life she must retrace her convoluted family history. 180125 2009 Truth in Numbers: The Wikipedia Story DM Journalist (Chris Wilson). The history of Wikipedia, the 8th most popular website on the Internet and the problems of keeping the reader-edited site accurate. 180126 1993 Truth Laid Bare, The M Interviewer (Dyanna Lauren) 180127 2001 Truth or Dare NR Foster, Lori In "Hot and Bothered: Four Steamy Tales of Love and Seduction….": Reporter. Undercover P.I. Shay McIntyre takes on the guise of a reporter to uncover who's behind the suspicious deaths of two bull riders, and finds herself locking horns with a sinfully tempting man in a wicked game of truth or dare. 180128 2001 Truth or Dare N Bradley, Laura In an omnibus of novels, “Hot and Bothered.” Reporter turns out to be undercover P.I. Shay McIntyre who takes on the guise of a journalist to uncover who’s behind the suspicious deaths of two bull riders, and finds herself locking horns with the sinfully tempting Luke Wilder in a deliciously wicked game of truth or dare. 180129 1914 Truth Wagon, The M Talbot, Haydon (Play). Elliott J. Clawson (Scenario) AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Newspaper Owner. Helen Dean (Lolita Robertson) criticizes a wealthy man John Ross (Max Figman) for being unambitious. When she challenges him,, he decides to take over a dying newspaper called The Truth owned by his father and use it to fight a political machine. Rival paper, The Star. Variety reviewer impressed by climactic fight in the newspaper office which ends with a rival reporter being thrown through a window. 180130 2006 Truth, Justice, and the American Way M Reporter (Walter Rinaldi). Detective examines the mysterious death of George Reeves, TV's Superman. 180131 1917 Truthful Tulliver M AFI-Editors/Newspapermen Printer Truthful Tulliver (William S. Hart), Westerner and a journeying newspaperman, arrives in Glory Hole to start a newspaper 180132 1948 Try It Again R Series - 1948-49 Press 180133 1916 Try Out, The M Cameraman (Harry Naughton). 180134 1704 Tryal of Skill, The: Or, a New Session of the Poets PO USC Anonymous News 180135 1969 Trygon Factor, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 180136 1997 Trying It On for Size M Photographer (Scott Simms). 180137 1981 Trying Out for the Race SS GPL Yates, Richard In "Liars in Love." Freelancer Elizabeth Hogan Barker, whose parents were illiterate Irish immigrants, wrote feature stories for a chain of Westchester County newspapers through all the years of the Depression. Her home office was in New Rochelle, but she was on the road every day in a rusty, quivering Model A Ford that she drove fast and carelessly, often squinting in the smoke of a cigarette held in one corner of her lips. She was a handsome woman, blond, sturdy and still young, with a full-throated laugh for anything she found absurd and this wasn't the life she had planned for herself at all. In the twenties, reporter for the New Rochelle Standard-Star. 180138 1994 Tryst M Reporter (Diane Hinchcliffe) 180139 1955 Trzy starty MF Reporter (Witold Skaruch) 180140 1975 Tsentrovoj iz podnesbesya MF Sports Commentator (Arkadi Arkanov) 180141 2005 Tsotsi MF UK-South Africa Newspaper Vendor (Bheki Vilakazi). Six days in the violent life of a young Johannesburg gang leader. 180142 2004 Tsui tsong aan chin yen (aka Fear of Intimacy) MF Hong Kong Tabloid Photojournalist Fai (Tony Leung Ka Fai) was once a successful photojournalist but now makes a living as a paparazzi to take pictures of celebrities and expose their scandals. A new Photographer Shuet (Michelle Saram) admires him and works with him in following a rich lady, who dies mysteriously. This draws the two journalists into an investigation, in which Fai’s memory of his girlfriend who vanished in thin air five years ago keeps haunting him. 180143 2001 Tsuki no sabaku MF Japan Interviewer (Itsuji Itao). 180144 2005 Tsunami, MTF Germany Reporter (Martin Dorr) 180145 2006 Tsunami, the Aftermath MT DVD -R HQ 8524, 8525, 8526, 8523 Miniseries Journalist-Photographer Nick Fraser (Tim Roth), an aid worker, a British official, tourists and the people of Thailand have their lives dramatically affected by a deadly tidal wave. BBC Journalist (Jack Barton) 180146 1998 Tsuribaka Nisshi 10 MF Japan Anchorwoman (Mitsuko Ishii). 180147 1994 Tu stoje… TF Poland Editor-in-Chief (Slawomir Sulej). Journalist (Wojciech Walasik). 180148 1984 Tuareg - Il guerriero del deserto MF Spain News Media. Parade Reporter (Ian Serra). 180149 2001 Tube, Le MF Belgium - French News Media. The Journalist (Luc Mariot). 180150 1988 Tucker: Man and his Dream, The M DVD News Media. Newscaster (Al Hart). Reporter at Trial (Joe Lerer). Frank, the Press Agent (Marshall Bell). Media. 180151 1987 Tudawali MTF Reporter (Matt Hayden). Editor (Murray Dowsett). 180152 1976 Tuesday Blade, The N OWN - H Ottum, Bob Magazine Researcher Gloria-Ann Cooper, blond, statuesque, arrives in the big city to work as magazine researcher. 180153 1991 Tuesday Man, The N Daniel, David Journalist Lorraine Patton is admiring biographer of a charismatic senator from Indiana, a one-time POW in Vietnam with a fair chance of knocking out America's incumbent vice president in the upcoming elections. 180154 1937 Tuesday Never Comes N Thomas, L.L. Newspaperwoman. Life of a woman who works in a newspaper office is complicated by a frivolous sister and an embezzling father. 180155 1999 Tuesdays with Morrie MT DVD -R HQ 3329, 3330. SVD 800 Sports Columnist Mitch Albom (Mitch Albom), Detroit Free Press, career-obsessed sports columnist visits with a professor dying of Lou Gehrig's disease. Based on the book. Sportswriter #1 (Eric Saiet). Sportswriter (Shane Stevens). 180156 1972 Tueurs Fous, Les (aka Lonely Killers) MF Belgium. Gay Journalist (Georges Aminel -- Le journaliste) is one of the clients of two young gays who decide that they have had enough of petty crime and prostitution. They go on a rampage stealing high-powered rifles from the journalist and a series of cars to carry out their increasingly reckless and vicious crimes. 180157 1997 Tuff Luk Klub M Cameraman (Roz Courtnay). 180158 1992 Tui shou MF News Reporter (Pauline Liu) 180159 2004 Tuk kae phii MF Thailand Journalist (Chatthapong Pantanaunkul). 180160 1929 Tule Marsh Murder, The NM Mavity, Nancy Barr Reporter Peter Piper 180161 1980 Tulipaa MF News Photographer (Mauri Front). Chief Editor (Esko Pesonen). 180162 1998 Tuliportaat TF Series Journalist (J. Christoffer Slotte) 180163 1961 Tulipunainen kyyhkynen MF Finland. Reporter (Tommi Rinne). Photographer (Pentti Auer). 180164 2006 Tulle Little, Tulle Late N Llewellyn, Kimberly Public Relations Practitioner Nina Robertson’s cousin is not only stealing her thunder but also her dress, and now she has to attend the wedding of her hyper-competitive, catty cousin Celia. Nina’s own engagement hit the brakes and then went over a cliff not too long ago. And the bitter icing on the cake? Celia will be wearing Nina’s dream dress. Meanwhile, Nina’s no-good ex is conducting a shock-and-awe campaign on her social life. And an underhanded co-worker, along with a notoriously difficult movie star, are making her public relations job a nightmare. Although Nina might not be headed down the aisle, she’s definitely headed downhill. 180165 2001 Tully Reed: JLA Comics CB JLA: Incarnations #1. July, 2001. First Appearance. Reporter Tully Reed was Justice League fan and newsman who dedicated his life to following the exploits of the League in all its incarnations. Originally host for the "Supervision" TV show, Reed later became television's "expert on meta-human affairs." Eventually became editor of Meta Magazine. When girlfriend Roz was killed during the Crisis, Reed's faith in the heroes got shaken. Reinstated again during the anti-hero campaigns of G. Gordon Godfrey. Discovered a little of what it is to be a hero and came to a more complete understanding of those he so admires. 180166 2006 Tulsa Turning N Lutz, Norma Jean Reporter Clarette Fortier for a New York City newspaper is determined to get what she wants out of life. When Fortier is on assignment, the competition had better run for cover. An up-and-coming reporter in Tulsa, Oklahoma during the racial riots of 1921. Fortier is hot on the trail of the inside story of the race riots that plagued that cit. When Clarette is not on assignment, she is as determined to find the right man as the inside scoop. Selby Harland is her current date du jour, a man who knows how to show a woman a good time. Also vying for her time is Erik Torsten, a big handsome Swede. But Clarette is uncomfortable when Erik talks about God and Bible. Accustomed to finding and printing the truth whatever the cost, Clarette may not foot the bill this time. Her job is in jeopardy, and she’s received threats from the Klan. When she looks death in the face, it’s time to find out what truly matters in life. Clarette is a reporter destined to make a name for herself in a business occupied mainly by men. She decides to travel to Tulsa and get the inside scoop on the race riots. There she meets Erik, and also discovers the evil and danger that is looming over this city. Not only may she lose her job, but also her very life. 180167 1960 Tumbled House, The NM GPL Graham, Winston Columnist Roger Shorn. An English journalist determines to destroy the reputation of a deceased acquaintance and in so doing destroys himself. 180168 1990 Tune In Tomorrow... M SV 111 Newswriter. Love affair between a 21-year-old news writer (Keanu Reeves) and his twice-divorced former aunt-by-marriage (Barbara Hersey). Cub Reporter (Ray McKinnon). Detroit Newsman (Howard Kingkade). 180169 1987 Tunel, El MF News Media. First Journalist (Jose Luis Baringo). Second Journalist (Douglas McNicol). 180170 2003 Tunnel Vision M UK Radio Commentator (Patrick van Kann). 180171 1933 Tunnel, Der MF Journalist Harris (Josef Eichheim) 180172 1962 Tunnel, The T NBC TV Newsman Piers Anderton 180173 1935 Tunnel, The M American Reporter (Bryan Herbert) 180174 2000 Tuntematon kaupunki TF Finland. Series - 2000 Reporter 180175 2002 Turangawaewae M New Zealand Newspaper Boy (Reuben Harcourt). 180176 2001 Turbulence 3: Heavy Metal M Reporter (Marrett Green) 180177 2003 Turbulence Des Fluides, La (aka Chaos and Desire) MF VHS France Journalist Catherine (Julie Gayet) arrives in a small town in Quebec to cover the story of a woman who died in the bay for a magazine, Guru, an alternative magazine. Catherine, who is a lesbian, is an old friend of seismologist Alice who is also sent to the small town to investigate. They were friends from college and Catherine is in love with her. Alice ends up with the man whose wife died, and Catherine ends up with a local female policewoman. 180178 1985 Turk 182! M SVD 561 Reporter (Francine Joyce). Reporter (Robert Moresco). Reporter in Subway (Jeanette Larson). Reporter in Subway (Jim Manley). Reporter at Bridge (Tucker Smallwood). TV Interviewer (Richard Zobel). Media. 180179 1869 Turkish Bath, The SS Trollope, Anthony In "Complete Short Stories, Anthony Trollope, The." Editors. On writing for the English press. Michael Molloy, magazine writer. Editors interview him. 180180 1916 Turmoil, The M AFI-Authors Writer 180181 2004 Turn and Burn CB Gulf War Journal War Correspondent Scott “Journal” Neithammer realizes that the CIA is not going to allow him to do his job. The days before the ground invasion begin to heat up as ground-based forward observers begin to call in strikes at targets directly across the border. Photographer Gajaba. CNN Reporter Peter Arnett (as himself). 180182 1933 Turn Back the Clock M DVD -R HQ 3126, 3127. Selwyn, Edgar and Ben Hecht Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Sherry Hall). Reporter (Donald Kerr). 180183 1989 Turn Back the Clock MT News Media. Reporter (Jeannine Wiest). 180184 1940 Turn Ever Northward N Barrington, M. Newspaper. Irish girl goes into newspaper work. 180185 1953 Turn In, My Lord N Wilkinson, Laurence Press 180186 2006 Turn Left M Newscaster (Emma Potter). 180187 2001 Turn of Faith M Reporter Mary Lane (Buzzy Popovec) 180188 2005 Turn of Fortune N Hunnings, Vicky Reporter Rebecca Sands, an aggressive reporter for the local newspaper, constantly gets into the hero-detective's way as he tries to solve several mysterious murders in Hilton Head, South Carolina. Brutal murder of a drifter, disappearance of a local fisherman, hit and run death of a young Hispanic restaurant worker. 180189 1998 Turn of the Blade, A N Sweeney, Veronica Geoghegan Journalist 180190 1999 Turn of the Century N Andersen, Kurt Journalist George Mactier parlayed a Newsweek writing job into a PBS documentary into a job as a producer at the sinister MBC network. Series NARCS, cuisinart of fact and fiction in which actors get to participate in real drug busts Timothy Featherstone, MBC toady. Anderson is a former editor-in-chief of New York magazine, co-founder of Spy. 180191 1937 Turn Off the Moon M Photographer (Pat West). 180192 2007 Turn Two NR Warren, Nancy Harlequin NASCAR Series Columnist Mike Lundquist was a nobody sports writer one year ago but today he’s the hot racing columnist and he’s genuinely shocked to spot his ex-wife swapping canapés with the guys. What’s she doing on his turf? Publicist Taylor Robinson knows the media, she knows NASCAR, and she’s determined to be the best PR flack this side of the Smokies. Her swagger lasts all of two hours -- until she discovers the one reporter she has to woo is her ex-husband. If they’re going to work together they had better play fair, especially since there’s nothing cool about their feelings for each other. Robinson and Lundquist divorced one another with neither expecting to ever see the other again. But Mike became a highly regarded NASCAR journalist and Taylor has become the public relations specialist for a driving team. When they see each other for the first time since they went their separate ways, both are stunned. But more shocking is that they must work together as she deals with the media as part of her job and he is the media. When they conspire to hide a driver’s marriage from the public, the pair wonders if they were too hasty with their divorce. But neither wants to be the first to tell the other they are still in love. 180193 1940 Turnabout M DVD -R HQ 8689, 8688. Photographer (Peter Adams). Second Photographer (Jack Rice). 180194 1979 Turnabout: Crass Reunion T Episode #6. 3-23-1979 Sportswriter Sam Alston (John Schuck) is a writer for Sports Life Magazine. Wife Penny Alston (Sharon Gless), vice president of cosmetics firm wishes she could trade places with him. A gypsy's small statuette swaps their personalities with their bodies. Al Brennan (Bruce Kirby) is Sam's editor. When Sam and Penny wake up they realize they're inside each other's body. They must pretend to the outside world that they are each other. Penny, the feminist woman stuck inside the burly body of her husband, has to deal with the chauvinistic attitude of her new boss Al, and the macho sports stars she has to interview in Sam's place. Sam is invited to a fraternity reunion and the wives are not invited. Too bad Penny is now occupying Sam's body and is the one to get the news. So they both return to Sam's old college for a wild reunion. 180195 1979 Turnabout: Cry Me A Touchdown T Episode #4. 2-16-1979 Sportswriter Sam Alston (John Schuck) is a writer for Sports Life Magazine. Wife Penny Alston (Sharon Gless), vice president of cosmetics firm wishes she could trade places with him. A gypsy's small statuette swaps their personalities with their bodies. Al Brennan (Bruce Kirby) is Sam's editor. When Sam and Penny wake up they realize they're inside each other's body. They must pretend to the outside world that they are each other. Penny, the feminist woman stuck inside the burly body of her husband, has to deal with the chauvinistic attitude of her new boss Al, and the macho sports stars she has to interview in Sam's place. Sam and Penny prepare to participate in a charity touch football game only Sam is now the cheerleader and Penny the quarterback and neither has a clue how to perform those roles. Can each the other how to play the game? Announcer (Lynn Shackelford). 180196 1979 Turnabout: Magic Statue MT Compilation of Pilot and 3 Episodes: "Penny's Old Boyfriend," "Til Dad Do Us Part," and "Statutory Theft." Cable Movie on the Disney Channel. Sportswriter Sam Alston (John Schuck) is a writer for Sports Life Magazine. Wife Penny Alston (Sharon Gless), vice president of cosmetics firm wishes she could trade places with him. A gypsy's small statuette swaps their personalities with their bodies. Al Brennan (Bruce Kirby) is Sam's editor. When Sam and Penny wake up they realize they're inside each other's body. They must pretend to the outside world that they are each other. Penny, the feminist woman stuck inside the burly body of her husband, has to deal with the chauvinistic attitude of her new boss Al, and the macho sports stars she has to interview in Sam's place. 180197 1979 Turnabout: Penny's Old Boyfriend T Episode #2. 2-2-1979 Sportswriter Sam Alston (John Schuck) is a writer for Sports Life Magazine. Wife Penny Alston (Sharon Gless), vice president of cosmetics firm wishes she could trade places with him. A gypsy's small statuette swaps their personalities with their bodies. Al Brennan (Bruce Kirby) is Sam's editor. When Sam and Penny wake up they realize they're inside each other's body. They must pretend to the outside world that they are each other. Penny, the feminist woman stuck inside the burly body of her husband, has to deal with the chauvinistic attitude of her new boss Al, and the macho sports stars she has to interview in Sam's place. Penny's old boyfriend shows up with a job offer that Penny hopes Sam won't refuse now that he literally speaks for her. Sam suspects the former boyfriend is more interested in making a move on Penny. He's in the perfect position to find out. 180198 1979 Turnabout: Pilot T Series 1-26-1979 to 3-30-1979. NBC Sportswriter Sam Alston (John Schuck) is a writer for Sports Life Magazine. Wife Penny Alston (Sharon Gless), vice president of cosmetics firm wishes she could trade places with him. A gypsy's small statuette swaps their personalities with their bodies. Al Brennan (Bruce Kirby) is Sam's editor. When Sam and Penny wake up they realize they're inside each other's body. They must pretend to the outside world that they are each other. Penny, the feminist woman stuck inside the burly body of her husband, has to deal with the chauvinistic attitude of her new boss Al, and the macho sports stars she has to interview in Sam's place. The cursed Gypsy's statute causes Sam and Penny's spirits to take flight and exchange bodies after they made an idle wish about each other having the better life. Now Sam is his wife and Penny is her husband. Let the games begin. 180199 1979 Turnabout: Pilot T Episode #1. 1-26-1979. Series 1-26-1979 to 3-30-1979. NBC Sportswriter Sam Alston (John Schuck) is a writer for Sports Life Magazine. Wife Penny Alston (Sharon Gless), vice president of cosmetics firm wishes she could trade places with him. A gypsy's small statuette swaps their personalities with their bodies. Al Brennan (Bruce Kirby) is Sam's editor. When Sam and Penny wake up they realize they're inside each other's body. They must pretend to the outside world that they are each other. Penny, the feminist woman stuck inside the burly body of her husband, has to deal with the chauvinistic attitude of her new boss Al, and the macho sports stars she has to interview in Sam's place. The cursed Gypsy's statute causes Sam and Penny's spirits to take flight and exchange bodies after they made an idle wish about each other having the better life. Now Sam is his wife and Penny is her husband. Let the games begin. 180200 1979 Turnabout: Statutory Theft T Episode #7. Sportswriter Sam Alston (John Schuck) is a writer for Sports Life Magazine. Wife Penny Alston (Sharon Gless), vice president of cosmetics firm wishes she could trade places with him. A gypsy's small statuette swaps their personalities with their bodies. Al Brennan (Bruce Kirby) is Sam's editor. When Sam and Penny wake up they realize they're inside each other's body. They must pretend to the outside world that they are each other. Penny, the feminist woman stuck inside the burly body of her husband, has to deal with the chauvinistic attitude of her new boss Al, and the macho sports stars she has to interview in Sam's place. Magical statue is stolen. Will Sam and Penny be cursed forever? When Penny's father threatens to skip the wedding, Penny, still stuck inside Sam's body, has to break through her father's reservations about his son-in-law and show him the error of his ways. 180201 1979 Turnabout: Till Dad Do Us Part T Episode #5. 3-9-1979 Sportswriter Sam Alston (John Schuck) is a writer for Sports Life Magazine. Wife Penny Alston (Sharon Gless), vice president of cosmetics firm wishes she could trade places with him. A gypsy's small statuette swaps their personalities with their bodies. Al Brennan (Bruce Kirby) is Sam's editor. When Sam and Penny wake up they realize they're inside each other's body. They must pretend to the outside world that they are each other. Penny, the feminist woman stuck inside the burly body of her husband, has to deal with the chauvinistic attitude of her new boss Al, and the macho sports stars she has to interview in Sam's place. Penny's family comes to visit on the occasion of her sister's wedding and Sam doesn't know how to act like the dutiful daughter. When Penny's father threatens to skip the wedding, Penny, still stuck inside Sam's body, has to break through her father's reservations about his son-in-law and show him the error of his ways. 180202 1979 Turnabout: We're a Little Late Folks T Episode #3. 2-9-1979 Sportswriter Sam Alston (John Schuck) is a writer for Sports Life Magazine. Wife Penny Alston (Sharon Gless), vice president of cosmetics firm wishes she could trade places with him. A gypsy's small statuette swaps their personalities with their bodies. Al Brennan (Bruce Kirby) is Sam's editor. When Sam and Penny wake up they realize they're inside each other's body. They must pretend to the outside world that they are each other. Penny, the feminist woman stuck inside the burly body of her husband, has to deal with the chauvinistic attitude of her new boss Al, and the macho sports stars she has to interview in Sam's place. Penny informs Sam that her monthly visitor is overdue. So Sam as Penny goes to the gynecologist. Penny and Sam have a good laugh when Penny's doctor tells Sam that stress might be a cause for the delay. Sam can only wait to find out if he/she is pregnant. It turns out to be just stress. 180203 1976 Turncoat, The N OWN - P Lynn, Jack News Media 180204 1983 Turner's Wife NM OWN - P Garbo, Norman Journalist Maria Monroe, once a popular and glamorous radio journalist now dead of a heart attack at an Embassy party. 180205 1952 Turning Point, The M SVDSP 591. SV 58 McCoy, Horace (Story). Warren Duff (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jerry McKibbon (William Holden) for The Chronicle and a friend of the head of special committee to investigate organized crime. Doubts effectiveness of committee. Investigates on his own. Tries to interview chief crook. Investigator's assistant says reporter's stories suggest "the detached cynical observer faintly amused by the follies of other humans." Accuses him of feeling superior. Reporter finds out investigator's policeman father has been helping the crooks. Says he will not write about him if he help the reporter get incriminating evidence. He agrees and is shot and killed. Reporter feels responsibility. Crooks burn down building to destroy evidence killing several people. Reporter tells investigator truth about his father. Implies he will kill story if investigator asks him to. Investigator says he is quitting the committee and holds press conference to reveal all. Reporter lured to boxing arena and is shot and killed. Investigator eulogizes: "Sometimes someone has to pay an exorbitant price to uphold the majesty of the law. He said so himself." Reporters (Robert Rockwell, Joel Marston, Russell Conway). Cameraman (Charles D. Campbell). 180206 1997 Turning Point: Who Shot Martin Luther King Jr.? DT Episode #2. 6-19-1997 Correspondent Forrest Sawyer. Hosts Peter Jennings, Diane Sawyer, Meredith Vieira, Barbara Walters. 180207 1941 Turning Sword, The N Bayne, Spencer Press 180208 2005 Turnpike Flameout N Dezenhall, Eric Public Relations Cindi Handler hires gangland-bred pollster Jonah Eastman to devise a “P.A.S.” (Plausible Alternative Scenario) for the death of a celebrity sculptor who vanishes after unveiling his unflattering statue of the star. The cops say it’s homicide and make plans to bust a faded rock and roller, Turnpike Bobby Chin. A private jet crashed in New Jersey Pine Barrens on the Fourth of July and the search for Chin begins. But the singer suspiciously survives and turns up wandering in the haunted woods. When the media circus begins, Eastman is called into action. A beautiful au pair vanishes from Atlantic City and it’s all the media want to talk about -- not Bobby. This angers Bobby because he hasn’t gotten this much attention since the Reagan Administration. As he works to vindicate the rocker, Jonah enters the inner-sanctum of the celebrity icon, a world so seductive and lethal that Jonah waxes nostalgic for his days working for the Mafia. Eastman is repelled and fascinated by Chin’s near-pathological narcissism, and soon realizes that his new client is his own worst enemy, though Chin is ably assisted by investigative music journalists after his scalp as well as the not-especially-bright star’s own supporters and hangers-on. 180209 1992 Turtle Beach M SV 213 d'Alpuget, Blanche (Novel). Ann Turner (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Judith (Greta Scacchi) is first shown in Malaysia covering a riot. Ten years later, stationed in Sydney, Australia. Returns to Malaysia to do a story on Vietnamese boat people being placed in refugee camps. Discovers contact Minou is missing Reporter finds out Minou has gone to Turtle Beach, where refugee boats come in. She promises a front page story if Minou takes her to the camp. "Why should I trust you? Why aren't you like all the other buzzards?" she asks, then agrees to take her. Correspondent gets photos of soldier beating refugees, but her film is confiscated. She calls her editor, and their conversation is taped by authorities. Correspondent then witnesses refugees attacked and slaughtered. She and Minou are taken into custody. Minou sacrifices self by drowning so Malaysians will not slaughter the boat people. Correspondent, whose ex-husband has been fighting for custody of their two sons, returns to Australia to get her boys back. When Minou took Judith to a bordello where she was once a prostitute, she tells the reporter, it is "a bit lower than your form of whoring." French Reporter #1 (Francois Bocquet). French Reporter #2 (Veronizue Bernard). 180210 1981 Turtle Beach N OWN - H d'Alpuget, Blanche Australian Journalist Judith Wilkes leaves her husband and sons for an assignment in Kuala Lumpur on the boat people where she is profoundly changed by her encounter with Maylaysian culture, a French Chinese woman and an erotic Indian doctor. French Reporter #2 (Veronique Bernard) 180211 2001 Turtle Island Dreaming NSF Crockett, Tom Photojournalist Marina is at the top of her career when she is caught up in a massacre in Bosnia. Surviving only at the sacrifice of her friend's life, Marina plunges into years of despair until finally she decides to leap to her death off the back of a ship traveling the South Pacific. Instead of dying, she is swept up and rescued by a giant sea turtle that takes her to her nesting ground. She wakes up on the beach days later with third-degree burns from the sun. Beautiful woman appears and wraps her from head to toe in giant palm fronds. Each day the woman reappears, renews the dressing, and ages, until it is an old crone who whispers to Marina You must cross the humpbacked mountain of Turtle Island to be reborn. So begins Marina's odyssey across the interior of the island, where she meets the lover who teaches her to reclaim her lost life and the wandering woman who shows her how to carry sanctuary with her wherever she goes. 180212 2005 Turtles Can Fly MF Ghobadi, Bahman TV News. Story is set in the Kurdish encampments of northern Iraq days before the arrival of American forces in 2003 -- a cause of much rumor and hope. Satellite, a 13-year-old boy, brings television and news of the war to the community. 180213 2005 Tusamehe M News Media. Reporter #1 (Rob Hart). Reporter #2 (Nathan Lassen). Reporter #3 (Lameck K. Omariba). Reporter #4 (Matt Olson). 180214 1990 Tusks M TV Reporter (Godfrey Majonga) 180215 2008 Tutto torna MF Italy. Journalist (Lea Gramsdorff). Writer (Nino Nonnis). 180216 1996 Tuy y Yo (aka You and I) TF Larrosa, Emilio Tabloid media and photographers dig up dirt on a married playboy. 180217 2007 Tuzvonalban TF Reporter (Kata Bors) 180218 1998 TV a varos szelen TF Series Reporter Robi (Sandor Varfi). The Cameraman (Peter Cseke). The Cameraman (Istvan Maszlay). 180219 2006 TV Junkie DT DVD -R HQ 8196, 8197 Winner of Special Jury Prize at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival TV journalist Rick Kirkham for Inside Edition documents his fall into drug addiction from the age of 14 to present by the journalist. Kirkham shot more than 3,000 hours of home-video dairies chronicling his 1990s' notoriety as a reporter for Inside Edition -- and his addiction to crack, which he hid from his family. His fall into drug addiction is docume He recorded it all in 3 a.m. confessional detail on camcorder tapes he never once rewound or watched. Filmmakers Michael Cain and Matt Radecki edited down the material into a documentary. The documentary footage shows the birth of his sons, his frequent cocaine binges, painful family arguments, even visits from the police. 180220 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): T SV 280 Episodes. Series 7-19-1994 to 6-1-1995. 14 Episodes Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995). 180221 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): Fox Show 1 T Episode #8. Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995). TV Nation runs its own candidate for President, a convicted felon. TV Nation invades the public beaches of Greenwich, Connecticut, which are not all public. TV Nation meets a couple who started a business to cash in on the rise of violent crimes by cleaning up crime scenes. Mississippi just got around to ending slavery. TV Nation rushes to Mississippi to acquire some slaves before the new law takes effect. Crackers the Corporate Crime Fighting Chick is a seven-foot chicken that takes tips and takes action against corporate criminals. 180222 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): Fox Show 2 T Episode #9 Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995). TV Nation asks people what really gets on their nerves. Carl alarms that go off at 6 a.m.? TV Nation visits the CEO of a major car alarm company and sets off 10 car alarms at 6 a.m. TV Nation hires its very own KGB spy. TV Nation looks at museums that thrive without NEA funding. 180223 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): Fox Show 3 T Episode #10 Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995). War Reenactment Night. TV Nation joins Civil War reenactment battles as well as the fall of Saigon, the Battle of Hiroshima, and the battle between Tom Arnold and Roseanne. Southern Baptist Church. Corporate Crime-Fighting Chicken goes to Philadelphia. Electronic Sniffers. TV Nation travels to Cobb County, Georgia, home of the Republican Revolution of 1994. TV Nation visits the polling firm that polls for TV Nation. 180224 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): Fox Show 4 T Episode #11 Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995). An African-American man has been arrested for 20 times because he looks like a criminal. TV Nation begins a campaign in Washington to improve his image. TV Nation sends a little tenderness and love to hate groups. TV Nation spends a day with the Michigan Militia. 180225 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): Fox Show 5 T Episode #12 Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995). Canada Night. TV Nation's special salute to the U.S. neighbors to the north. TV Nation smuggles illegal Canadians across the border, give free guns to Canadians. TV Nation checks to see if Congress abides by all the laws that the citizens do. TV Nation visits the newest board member of the NRA, rock and roll legend Ted Nugent. Crackers the Corporate Crime-Fighting Chicken goes to St. Louis. It's been 12 years since Argentina failed to win back the Falkland Island from the British. TV goes to Britain to see if there is a town there willing to accept the Argentinean office. Argentina offered every citizen of Falklands $1 million if they vote to become part of Argentina and give up their British citizenship. 180226 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): Fox Show 6 T Episode #13 Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995). TV Nation pays its respects to the 50 governors. Why do 300 reporters a day cover the O.J. Simpson trial? TV Nation wants to reduce the coverage and hires a U.S. Army "psy-op" program to do that. Rosemont, Illinois, has placed police guard booths on public streets to let in only residents. TV Nation goes to the outskirts of Rosemont to set up its own guard booth and prevent citizens of Rosemont from entering Chicago. Unions. TV Nation celebrates white men. 180227 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): Fox Show 7 T Episode #14 Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995). Bully Reunion Night. Each TV Nation correspondent is reunited with his or her bully from high school. TV Nation presents the first ever "Consumer's Guide to the Confessional." TV Nation travels through Britain with the "TV Cops" as they bust British citizens for plugging in their TV sets without permission from the British government. Crackers, the Corporate Crime-Fighting Chicken goes to Detroit. The two daily newspapers, the Detroit News and the Detroit Press are on strike and Crackers investigates the cause of the strike. TV Nation sends its own KGB agent to find out what happened to the Democratic party. 180228 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): NBC Show 2 T Episode #2. Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995). TV Nation challenges CEOs of major corporation to perform some simple tasks using their company's products in order to justify their huge salaries. Chairman of IBM asked to format a disk. Chairman of Palomolive to wash dishes. CEO of Philip Morris to roll a cigarette. AIDS insurance brokers. Klan PR Makeover. Pets on Prozac. 180229 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): NBC Show 3 T Episode #3 Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995). Dr. Jack Kervorkian. Lobbyists are asked how much democracy can be bought for $5,000. Avon representatives sell cosmetics in the Amazon. TV Nation investigates North Dakota. Sludge is what happens after New Yorkers flush the toilet. TV Nation follows the sludge train all the way to Texas. 180230 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): NBC Show 4 T Episode #4 Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995). O.J. Simpson Trial Product Placement. Prison labor. TV Nation travels to Hot Springs where Clinton grew up, a resort town in Arkansas. TV Nation visits Britain to learn what it takes to become a royal family. TV Nation creates a contest for three different health care systems to see which provides the best care -- United States, Canada or Cuba. Sportscasters Bob Costas and Ahmad Rashad call play-by-play during the contest. 180231 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): NBC Show 6 T Episode #6 Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995). Gun Night. TV Nation Correspondents join the ranks of Bill Cosby, Donald Trump, Howard Stern and Congressmen's wives and pack guns. Neighbors: TV Nation sends a serial killer to a typical suburban neighborhood to see what the neighborhood knows. TV Nation uses its leverage to get tax breaks for running its operation in New York City by threatening to move to New Jersey. Mayor Rudolph Giuliani. TV Nation tries to find out where do those people on daytime talk shows come from. 180232 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): NBC Show 7 T Episode #7 Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995). Golf Night. TV Nation talks to a golf pro. TV Nation visits Britain to get the story on caning. Sabotage: getting revenge on the boss. TV Nation finds out that many workers commit acts of disobedience or sabotage to get even. Direct Mail -- who responds to it? Corporate Consultants: TV Nation hires its own consultant to trim the fat on the payroll. 180233 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): NBC Year End Special T Special. Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995).` TV Nation holds a concert benefit featuring the Meat Puppets on Wall Street in New York City to raise money for Exxon. White House assaults. TV Nation hires private security guard for the White House. TV Nation asks the American public to decide where U.S. troops should invade in 1995. A look at Republicans. New Jobs. 180234 1994 TV Nation (aka TV Nation With Michael Moore): Pilot (aka NBC Show 1) T Episode #1. 7-19-1994.Series 7-19-1994 to 6-1-1995. 14 Episodes Newsmagazine. Host-Producer (Michael Moore) reports on things that big corporate media tends to avoid. Topics include running feature on crimes by business corporations, positive reports on labor union activity, debunking right-wing political claims. Correspondents (Rusty Cundieff, Karen Duffy, Ben Hamper, Merrill Markoe, Jane Morris, Jonathan Katz, Roy Sekoff, Louis Theroux, Janeane Garofalo, 1995). TV Nation goes to the streets to find out who is more likely to get a cab in New York City -- a distinguished back actor or a convicted white felon? Appleton, Minnesota has hit hard times lately so they decided to build a prison using private and public funds. Realtors are trying to convince people to come live in Love Canal. Moore travels to Russia to find the nuclear missile still aimed at his hometown, Flint, Michigan and convince the Russians to redirect it. 180235 1994 TV Nation: 1994 Year End Special T Special. 12-28-1994 Host-Producer (Michael Moore). Correspondents (Steven Wright, Louis Theroux). 180236 2005 TV on Trial MT Miniseries Critic (Kathryn Flett -- segment: The Fifties). Critic (Mark Lawson - segment: The Sixties). Critic (Sarfraz Manzoor - segment: The Seventies). Critic (James Delingpole - segment: The Eighties). Critic (Paul Morley - segment: The Nineties). Critic (John Humphrys - segment: The Noughties). Co-Host (Daisy Sampson - segment: Live Debate Finale). Host (John Sergeant - Introductions and Live Debate Finale). 180237 1955 TV Reader's Digest: T Series 1-17-1955 to 7-9-1956 Press 180238 1956 TV Reader's Digest: Bell for Okinawa, A T Episode #41. 1-23-1956 German Reporter (Norbert Schiller). Host (Gene Raymond). 180239 1955 TV Reader's Digest: Million Dollar Story, A T Episode #16. 5-2-1955 Reporter (Jean Heydt). In 1952, "The Flying Enterprise" freighter encountered rough seas out of England causing the ship to list severely. With their lifeboats lost, the captain refuses to leave until all the passengers and crew have been rescued. 180240 1948 TV Screen Magazine DT Editor. Originally hosted by John K. M. McCaffery (editor of American Mercury) and Millicent Fenwick, editor of Vogue 180241 2006 TV Set, The M TV Network Head of Network Programming Lenny (Sigourney Weaver) mixes supreme self-confidence, moral vapidity and false empathy in dealing with a writer's TV pilot. Writer Mike Klein (David Duchovny). Photographer (Bryan Law). Market Researcher (Ilyse Mimoun). 180242 2000 TV Tonga News DF TV Anchors Sionoe Vikilani, Naise Fifita, Laumanu Petelo, Katalina Tohi, Melielau Manu, Vuvui Fotu, Heti Fifita, Viola Ulakai, Ofa Guttenbeil (2000-2002), Melehifo Finau (2000-2003), Mateaki Heimuli (2000-2003), Robina Nakao (2001). TV Anchors Philip Faulkner (2002), Melissa Baleilekutu (2002-), Kitione Maile-Mokofisi (2003-), Emma Vea, Reporters Arnold Mann, Tallita Tu'ipulotu, George Lavaka (2003-), Tapinga Lavemaau (2003-2004), Anau Paletu'a (2003-), Salote Sisifa (2004-). 180243 1999 TV Total: TF Germany. Series 1999. News Media. Soccer World Cup Reporter (Harry Wijnvoord - 2002). Hosts (Stefan Raab - 1999, Kai Pflaume - 2005, Oliver Welke - 2005). Commentator (Ron Ringguth - 1999). Reporter Elton (Alexander Duszat - 2006). Reporter-Host (Sonya Kraus - 2005). Street Reporter (Gunni - 2005). 180244 1974 TV-aktuelt: DF Series 1974. Denmark. TV News Program. Reporters Paul Jorgensen (1974-1995), Ole Andreasson (1975), Robert Christiansen (1976), Birgit Mesiter (1976), Karen Dissing Melega (1976), Tyge Pedersen (1978-1992), John Sundstrom (1983), Ulla Terekelsen (1983). Reporters Jorgen Flindt Pedersen (1983-). Niels Frid-Nielsen (1991-1996), Jorgen Anton (1993), Annette Juhleer Kjaer (1993). Hosts Mogens Rubinstein (1993-1995), Stig Andersen (1993), Frank Esmann (1993), Steen Bostrup (1983-). Reporter Jens Nauntofte (1988-1993). Editor-in-Chief, Information Georg Metz (1993). Editor Roy Rowan of Fortune (1983). Journalist Peter Jenkins of The Guardian (1983). Journalist Yvonne Roberts of The Standard. 180245 1980 TV-Avisen: DF Series 1965. Denmark TV News Program. Reporters Jens Nauntofte (1988). Reporter Jergen Poulsen (1986). Reporter Jens Nauntofte (1988). Friis Torkil (1986-). Reporters Niels Frid-Nielsen (1991-1996). Helle Faber (1998-2000). Thomas Alling (1999). Rene Nielsen (1997). Weather Forecaster Mikael Jarnvig (1989-1995). Weather Forecaster Henrik Voldborg (1988-1997), Rene Nielsen (1997). Washington Correspondent Torsten Jansen (1996-2001). Weather Forecaster Mikael Jarnvig (1989-1995). Weather Forecaster Henrik Voldborg (1988-1997). Hosts: Birgit Meister (1983). Morgens Berendt (1983). Jens Olaf Jersild (1984-1992). Ole Thisted (1985-1993). Ans George Moller (1989-). Soren Vesterby. Weather Forecaster Jesper Theilgaard (1991). Maria Horby (1996-). Hosts: Morten Lokkegaard (1996-2005). Trine Sick (1990). Annette Juhler Kjaer (1994). Steffen Kretz (1998). Lene Johansen (1996).Asoren Kaster (1995). Karin Morch (1997-), Tina Riising (1994-), .Kim Verjrup (1998-). 180246 1965 TV-Avisen: DF Series 1965. Denmark TV News Program. Correspondent Leif Davidsen (1978-1995).Correspondent Mette Fugl (1973-1975, 1977-1985, 1978-1995, 1986). Film Critic Soren Hoy. Reporters Georg Metz (1976-1984), Tyge Pedersen (1978-1992). Georg Metz (1976-1988), Steffen Gram (1976-1994. 2005), Bent Stuckert (1978-1984, 1988), Birgit Mesiter (1967-1986), Reporters Asbjorn Date. Hannelore Dorner. Tine Gotzsche. Andreas Hansen. Jorgen Jacob Jensen, Jens Kloppenborg. Bodil Kofoed. Jacob Kragelund. Ulla Kusnitzoff. Abdel Azziz Mahmoud, Allan Bo Poulsen, Mads Ring, Karen Sass, Christian Schou. Reporters Ole Sippel. Hosts: Steen Bostrup (1967-2001). Bent Jensen (1967-1975). Bent Bertramsen (1967-1974). Uffe Ellemann-Jensen (1970-1975). Bjorn Elmquist (1971-1979). Henning Skaarup (1972-1975). Tina Wilhelmsen (1975). Helle Bygum (1967-1974). Hosts: Kaj Andersen (1968). Ole Andreasen, Solveig Bjornestad, Reimer Bo Christensen, Claus Jacobsen, Morten Jakobsen, Eva Jorgensen, Poul Jorgensen, Flemming Madsen, Monica Ritterband, Morgens Rubinstein, Morten Schenll-Lauritzen, Claus Toksvig. 180247 2000 TV-Avisen: DF Series 1965. Denmark TV News Program. Reporter Jesper Knudsen (2000). Jacob Kwon Henriksen (2003-2004). Simon Ankjaer Andersen (2003). Line Gertzen (2003). Jan Larsen (2003). Jesper Sorensen (2003), Charlotte Harder (2002). Journalist Mads Brugger (2006) Reporter Jesper Knudsen (2000).Jacob Kwon Henriksen (2003-2004). Simon Ankjaer Andersen (2003). Line Gertzen (2003). Jan Larsen (2003). Jesper Sorensen (2003). Washington Correspondent Kim Bildsoe (2001-2005). Weather Forecasters Soren Jakobsen (2000-2006). Ann Marker (2002-2003). Jens Christiansen (2004). Divya Das (2004). Washington Correspondent (Steffen Gram, Himself). Hosts: Vibeke Hartkorn (2001-2006).. Charlotte Lindholm (2001-2004). Paula Larrain (2002). Mette Vibe Utzon (2004). Rikke Agerebaek (2005). Rasmus Baad (2005). 180248 2004 TV-Avisen: DF Episode #99. 9-16-2004 PR Direktor Christian Have. 180249 1960 TV-uutiset ja saa DF Series. Finland TV News Staff. Reporter-Newscasters Kari Hiltunen (1977-1983), Arvi Lind (1966-2003), Kari Toivonen (1966-2005). Newscasters Heikki Kahila (196?-1977), Eva Polttila (197?). Riikka Uosukainen. London-Paris-EU Correspondent Erkki Toivanen (1969-2001 180250 1984 TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes DT Reality Program 180251 2002 TV2 - Aret I ord og billeder DF Denmark. Series 2002- Journalist Holly Burns of the Sydney Morning Herald. TV 2 Nyhederne Correspondent Ulla Terkelsen. Middle East Correspondent Steffen Jensen. Football Commentator Flemming Toft, TV 2. Correspondent Niels Brinch, TV2 Nyhederene. Hosts Caroline Boserup, Jes Dorph-Petersen, Jesper Steinmetz (2005), Cecilie Beck (2005), Jan Gintberg (2005). 180252 2004 TV2 - naermest rigtige maend DF Denmark Interviewer (Jens Blauenfeldt - Voice). 180253 2003 TV2 - nar sandheden skal frem DF Denmark. Series. TV News Program. Journalist Niels Brinch, TV2 Nyhedeerne. Executive Sports Producer Morten Stig Christensen. Programme Executive, TV2 Danmark Bo Damgaard. Executive News Producer, TV2 Nhyhedeerne Svenning Dalgaard. Other Denmark TV officials and producers including Journalist Poul Erik Skammelsen. . 180254 1988 TV2 nyhederne DF Denmark. Series 1988. TV News Program. Reporters Niels Brinch, Hans Pilgaard, Allan Silberbrandt, Poul Erik Skammelsen, Kaare R. Skou, Ulla Terkelsen, Vagn Simonsen, Suzanne Utzon (1989-1994). Host/Reporter (Annette Juhler Kjaer). TV Reporter Diane Diamond. Newsreaders Connie Barr (1992), Sin Lill Mannes (1992), Morten Sandey (1992), Var Staude (1992). 180255 1992 TV2 sporten DF Series 1992. Norway Reporter Ernst A. Lersveen. 180256 1989 TV2/Lorry DF Denmark. Series 1989- TV News Staff. Reporters Sally Hamilton (2006), Sebastian B. Moller (2006), Kitri von Bulow (2006), Mette Hybel (1992-2000), Anna Vigdis Hansen (1996), Peter Toldberg Andersen (2003-2004), Nanna Andreasen (2003-2004), Marco Houlind (2003-2004). Reporters Bjarke Kruse (2003-2004, Bent Ludes Lindhardt (2003-2004), Steen Fodstad Nilsson (2003), Kristine Krabsen (2005), Reporter-Host Mette Hybel (1992-). Host Jytte La Cour Bergmann (2004), Peter Glusing Pedersen (2004), Rie Helmer Nielsen (1998, 2000-2004), Dan Tschernia. Interviewer Dorthe Boss Kyhn (1992). 180257 2003 Tv3 DF Netherlands - Series Reporter Aldith Hunkar 180258 1999 Tve-kampen VIP DF Denmark. Series 1999 Reporter Mai-Britt Vingsoe Watt. Host Jason Watt. Commentator Carsten Werge. 180259 1998 TvThree News DT Series 1998 TV News Staff. TV Anchors Grainne Seoige (1998-2004), Alan Cantwell (1998). Weekend News Anchor Rachel Smalley (2003-). News Correspondents Collette Fitzpatrick (2000-), Brian Daly (2000-2004), Maura Derrane (1998-2004), Ursula Halligan (1999-), Paul Byrne (2003-), Diane Connor (2003-), Sybil Mulcahy (2002-), Sharon Tobin (2002-). Reporters Claire Byrne (1998-2000). Entertainment Correspondent Lorraine Keane (1998-). Weatherman Martin King (1998-). Sports Correspondents Stephen Cullinane (1998-), Darren Frehill (1999-). Sports Anchors Trevor Welch (2000-), Aidan Cooney (1998-2003). 180260 1915 'Twas Ever Thus M AFI-Novelists/Publishers News Media. Sub-Editor (Harry Ham). Writer. 180261 1998 'Twas the Night Before N Jenkins, Jerry B. Reporter Tom of the Chicago Tribune and Journalism Professor Noella at Northwestern University are engaged to be married. They believe they finally found true love. But as Christmas approaches, they come up against basic difference in temperaments -- she sees glass as half full, he always sees it as half empty -- or maybe even cracked beyond repair. Too dissimilar to marry. Devastated by breakup, Tom decides he won't do his usual cynical Christmas story for the paper but instead will fly to Germany to write about the Father Christmas tradition. What he discovers changes his life -- and restores his faith in much more than Santa. 180262 1974 'Twas the Night Before Christmas T Special Newspaper. Unsigned letter to editor of the local paper denouncing Santa Claus as myth 180263 1937 'Twas the Night Before Christmas SS GPL Gallico, Paul In "Confessions of a Story Writer." Reporter Perry Brown. Tabloid. Local room of the Daily Blade, the city's largest tabloid. Wyatt Court, city editor. A.K. Wayne, paper's owner. Allan Petonsall, his editor and general director. Doing a favor for editor's wife. Icebox Dodd, editorial auditor of the Daily Blade. Vogel, staff photographer and Perry's colleague. 180264 2001 'Twas the Night Before Christmas C SVD 1140 Newspaper. Story is set in a town whose newspaper has denounced Santa Claus as a charlatan. 180265 2001 Tweeked M TV Interviewer (Jenny McNulty) 180266 1987 Twelve Across NR Delinsky, Barbara Reporter Leah Gates is a crossword puzzle creator and finds herself rain-soaked and bleeding as she bangs on the door of a remote cabin occupied by Garrick Rodenheiser who crashed, burned and found a second chance when he crawled away from the wreckage of his life four years ago. And while he hasn’t exactly escaped his past, he’s kept it far enough away. Until trouble in the form of Gates showed up. True, she doesn’t look like a reporter. But the word trust simply isn’t in Garrick’s vocabulary anymore. Gates has a few words of her own for her reluctant savior: querulous, adamantine, irresistible. She isn’t sure if it’s cabin fever, loneliness or just plain fate that drew them so magically together. But she does know that falling in love is the easy part. Trusting the future is a different challenge entirely. Leah Gates made up crossword puzzles for a living, a nice tame occupation in a safe urbane setting. And this knee-deep mud, lashing rain, a burned-down cabin -- she knew spelled disaster. What had her friend Victoria been thinking of, sending her up here to the wilds of New Hampshire? Woodsman Garrick Rodenheiser was stunned and wary when Leah turned up shivering on his porch. A beautiful woman, miles from nowhere, meant trouble for him. But he couldn’t slam the door in her face or shut out the storm of feeling that raged between them. 180267 1958 Twelve Cases of Murder T Armstrong Circle Theatre. 6-25-58 Narrator (TV Anchor Douglas Edwards) 180268 1941 Twelve Chinks and a Woman (12 Chinamen and a Woman; The Doll's Bad News) NM OWN - H Chase, James Hadley Press 180269 1939 Twelve Crowded Hours M SVDSP 591. SV 67, B 29 Fort, Garrett, Peter Ruric (Story). John Twist (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Nick Green (Richard Dix) is punched out by the sister of a man he has accused of a crime in the paper. He later acknowledges he feels like an "awful heel" for the stories and arranges for her brother's parole. Green's editor is killed Green investigates with the help of a younger reporter Red (John Arledge) who continually complains that Green gets all the good stories. Green captures one of the crooks, is captured, acts drunk. In the end, Green gets the girl and Red gets the byline. Variety, 3/1/39: "Per usual with Hollywood, the newspaper office and the newspaperman are ridiculously exaggerated." 180270 1960 Twelve Hours To Kill M Editor, Desk (Bernard Kates) 180271 2009 Twelve Men of Christmas (aka 12 Men of Christmas) MT Public Relations Executive E.J. Baxter (Kristin Chenoweth) is New York PR practitioner who uses her media savvy to bring tourism to a small Montana town. The down-on-her-luck public relations executive brings sizzle to Kalispel, Montana. It’s anything but a Merry Christmas for die-hard New Yorker E.J. Baxter when she loses her high-powered publicity job and her fiancé all on the same night at her office holiday party. To escape everything around her, E.J. takes a job in Kalispel,Montana and channels her energy to help raise funds for the local search-and-rescue team. She cooks up a concept that will leverage Kalispel’s greatest asset -- their handsome guys -- by having them step out of their uniforms and onto the pages of a calendar that is certain to raise both temperatures and pulses. Though she faces resistance from some of the men, E.J. eventually wins them over, especially a certain Mr. December. 180272 1995 Twelve Monkeys M Anchorwoman (Janet Zappala). Anchorman (Arthur Fennell). French War Photographer, French (Phillips V. Caruso). In a future world devastated by disease, a convict is sent back in time to gather information about the man-made virus that wiped out most of the human population on the planet. 180273 1949 Twelve O'Clock High M German Radio Commentator Lord Hawhaw (Barry Jones) 180274 1966 Twelve O'Clock High: Ace, The T Episode #73. 12-9-1966 Reporters (Robert Ivers). 180275 1966 Twelve O'Clock High: All-American, The T Episode #68. 10-28-1966 News Media. English Reporter (Richard Peel). 180276 1965 Twelve O'Clock High: Show Me a Hero, I'll Show You a Bum T Episode #39. 10-25-1965 G.I. Reporter (Ira Barmak). Civilian Reporter (Shawn Michaels). 180277 1945 Twelve Players R Series Press 180278 1991 Twelve-Year-Old Vows Revenge after Being Dumped by Extraterrestrial on First Date NJ Roos, Stephen (Carol Newsom, illustrator) School Newspaper Reporters. Shirley Garfield and Claire Van Kempt, two student newspaper reporters, spend the summer trying to get even with each other and in the process, abuse the right of a free press. 180279 1934 Twentieth Century M DVD -R HQ 10666, 10667 Reporter (Sherry Hall). Reporter (Charles O'Malley). Cameraman (Eddy Chandler). 180280 1949 Twentieth Century, The T Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur Episode. 10-7-1949. Ford Theatre. News Media. Fredric March and Lili Palmer 180281 1953 Twentieth Century, The T Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur Episode. Broadway Television Theatre. Adapted from Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur play. News Media. Fred Clark, Constance Bennett 180282 1956 Twentieth Century, The T Hecht, Ben and Charles MacArthur Episode. 4-7-56. Ford Star Jubilee. Adapted from 1932 Ben Hecht-Charles MacArthur play. News Media. Orson Welles, Betty Grable 180283 1957 Twentieth Century, The: DT Series 1957-1970 Journalist-Host Walter Cronkite. Reporters Blaine Littell (1957). Reporter Daniel Schorr (1957), Morley Safer (1957). Interviewers Winston Burdett (1957), Robert Kleiman (1962). Correspondent Dan Rather (1966). 180284 1934 Twenty Million Sweethearts M SVD 1089 Rogers Reporter Jimmy Bull (Eddie Schubert). First reporter (George Chandler). Reporter (Charles Lane). Reporter (Dennis O'Keefe). Announcer (Harry Seymour) 180285 1950 Twenty Questions Murder Mystery, The (aka Murder on the Air. aka 20 Questions Murder Mystery). M UK Only Editor (Gordon McLeod). 180286 1905 Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea M Encyclopedia of Sci Fi Movies Newspapers. Amid the Wonders of the Deep: Local newspaper corroborates claim 180287 1933 Twenty Thousand Years in Sing Sing R Journalists interview Warden 180288 1991 Twenty-One M Fashion Editor (Tyger Kahn). Assistant Editor (Lolly Susi) 180289 2004 Twice N Miscione, Lisa Writer Lydia Strong from New York writes about true crime, jogs along the streets of lower Manhattan toward the Brooklyn Bridge worrying that she is pregnant and a psychopath killed her mother 15 years ago is back on the streets, stalking her. A brilliant and acclaimed New York City artist charged with brutally killing her second husband. Ten years ago she was indicted and acquitted of murdering her first husband in exactly the same way. Strong's P.I. Partner joins her in investigating the murders. 180290 2001 Twice as Dead M Photographer Guy (Scott Jason Farr). 180291 1945 Twice Blessed M DVD -R HQ 1842, 1824 Hill, Ethel (Screenplay) Ness Book Features Editor Jeff Turner (Preston Foster) for The Chronicle is the father of twin sisters who trade places to try to reunite their estranged parents. He raises one sister and the mother raises the other. One of the twins is caught in a brawl at a nightclub and Newswoman Alice (Gloria Hope) threatens to run photos of the incident unless Turner marries her. Twins steal the negatives, prevent sob sister's marriage to a politician and get their parents back together. Reporter at Airport (William Tannen). Photographer at Airport (Eddie Hall). 180292 1993 Twice Burned N Craig, Kit Reporter Carroll Lawton from Florida marries a man whose secret past includes a no-fault divorce from the mother of teenage twins. His wife dies and he flies to San Francisco to pick up the two girls, but then he too, while driving them home, has an accident and the orphaned twins are left to the stepmother-journalist who flies them to Florida. Reporter Lawton now is tracking down three murders. The bad news hits home -- the 14-year-old twins were at the scenes of the crimes. They have a secret language only they can understand and form a bond that threatens to destroy anyone who would come between them. 180293 1985 Twice in a Lifetime M Photographer (Keith Nicholai). 180294 2000 Twice in a Lifetime: Expose MT SVD 887, 871 Episode #30. 10-25-2000 Tabloid Reporter Kat Lopez (Maria Conchita Alonso) tries to prevent her younger self from ruining the life of a movie star. Reporter (Diana Platts). 180295 1988 Twice Upon a Time N OWN - P Appel, Allen New York Times Reporter Molly Glenn 180296 1998 Twice Upon a Time MT TV Journalist (Mark Conlon). Sports Photographer (Todd Sandler). 180297 2005 Twice Upon a Wedding NR Stone, Jean Former Publicist Jo is one of four best friends who start a wedding consultant business called "Second Chances." Jo finds herself tantalizingly closer to true love than she even possibly imagined. 180298 1993 Twilight NM James, Peter Reporter Kate Hemingway is assigned by a Sussex newspaper to report on noises coming from grave of newly buried woman. Private exhumation shows woman buried alive. 180299 2007 Twilight Angel M Sportscaster (Chris Wiegman). News Reporter (Lisa Bunbury). 180300 1996 Twilight Man MT News Media. TV Anchor #1 (Patt Noday). TV Anchor #2 (Jill Callahan) 180301 1994 Twilight of Courage N Thoene, Brodie and Brock Thoene American Journalists, two of them, escape from the collapse of Warsaw. The book is a chronicle of World War II from the Nazi occupation of Warsaw to the evacuation of the Allied troops from Dunkirk. Told from the point of view of two American journalists, an American pilot with the Royal Air Force, a German officer and a French soldier as they come to terms morally and spiritually with the war. 180302 1949 Twilight on the Floods N OWN - H Steen, Marguerite Press 180303 1986 Twilight Zone (1985), The: Aqua Vita T SVDSP 1326 Episode #63. 10-4-1986. Series 9-18-2002 to 5-21-2003. TV Anchor (Mimi Kennedy) is worried about her crow's feet. She drinks a rejuvenating water. News Editor (Martin Doyle). Marc (Joseph Hacker). Shauna Allen (Barbra Horan) 180304 1985 Twilight Zone (1985), The: Little Peace and Quiet, A T Episode #1. 9-27-1985. Series 9-27-1985 to 4-15-1989. Newscaster (Clare Nono). 180305 1989 Twilight Zone (1985), The: Misfortune Cookie, The T DVD -R HQ 11260 Episode #35. 1-3-1986. Series 9-27-1985 to 4-15-1989. Restaurant Critic Harry Folger (Elliot Gould), a vicious food critic who savages restaurants gets his just desserts by meeting his fate through fortune cookies that always tell the future. TV Food Critic Dana Duchow’s “Glamorous Gourmet” gives the Chinese restaurant a rave review. Folger sees the report on TV and writes a negative review without having been to the restaurant. Then he shows up, hates the food, but loves the fortune cookie messages. He promises a good review and then gets another fortune: You will die today. He then gets a tremendous craving for food -- he can’t stop eating. He realizes what has happened when he opens another fortune cookie. The message reads: You Are Dead. This is Folger’s hell. 180306 1986 Twilight Zone (1985), The: Saucer of Loneliness T Episode #61. 9-27-1986 News Media. Reporter #1 (Mary Ingersoll). Reporter #2 (David Grant Hayward). Reporter #3 (Shannon Lee Avnsoe). Reporter #4 (J. Omar Hansen). A waitress sees a glowing UFO, which gives her a message that everyone wants to know but she refuses to reveal exactly what the message is. 180307 1989 Twilight Zone (1985), The: Special Service T Episode #107. 4-8-1989 TV. Man finds that his life has been on TV for the past five years. 180308 2003 Twilight Zone (2002), The: Burned T Episode #44. 5-21-2003 News Media. TV Anchor Person (Marrett Green). Female Anchor (Kimberly Unger). Male Anchor (Ted Friend). Host (Forest Whitaker). Crooked real estate mogul pays the price for having a building burned down to collect the insurance money. 180309 2002 Twilight Zone (2002), The: Chosen T Episode #16. 11-6-2002 Newscaster (Mi-Jung Lee). Man is annoyed by two tenacious men he believes to be evangelists and refuses to listen to their claims that the day is Armageddon, but as it transpires the day turns out to be Armageddon and the "evangelists" are Angels. The Angels are in need of help. 180310 2003 Twilight Zone (2002), The: Executions of Grady Finch, The T Serling, Rod Episode #41. 5-7-2003 TV Reporter at Prison (Clay St. Thomas). Prisoner insists on his innocence is sentenced to death. Right before the injection, he hears a voice telling him "not yet." The injection fails. Government decides to give it another try before midnight. Once again he claims to hear the voice of his guardian angel right before going to the injection table. The public stars to demand his release and he is put up in front of a jury again to be retried. 180311 2003 Twilight Zone (2002), The: How Much Do You Love Your Kid? T Episode #34. 2-26-2003 Cameraman (Matthew Currie Holmes). Soundman (Daniel Boileau). Woman's son is kidnapped and she becomes involved in a licensed reality TV show broadcasting her attempts to recover him. 180312 2002 Twilight Zone (2002), The: Pool Guy, The T Episode #9. 10-16-2002 Reporter (Claudine Grant). Spokeswoman Dr. Anna Rosoff (Venus Terzo). Pool maintenance man experiences such horrific nightmares of his own murder that he starts to lose a grasp of what is a dream and what is reality. 180313 2002 Twilight Zone (2002), The: Time Lapse T Episode #7. 10-9-2002 Newscaster (Suzette Meyers). 180314 2003 Twilight Zone, The (2002): Path, The (aka Superstition) T DVD -R HQ 2367. SVDSP 1341. SVD 1337 (missing half) Episode #25. 1-8-2003 Tabloid Writer Allie Warner (Linda Cardellini) teams with a supposed clairvoyant to get scoops way in advance. Naturally her "sure thing" has hidden problems. She hopes for a brighter future when she entrusts her fate to a fortune teller. Warner works for the National Bystander with her male friend Seth (Colin Cunningham). She gets a chance to work for Brash Magazine. The editor is Brad Holman (Ray Galletti), an old high school friend who worked with her on the school newspaper. She is offered a job in the Chicago Bureau. When the seer tells her not to travel, she stays home and the plane crashes. When the seer is killed, she doesn't know what to do because she put her future in his hands. 180315 1959 Twilight Zone, The: T VHS 249 Episode. Series 10-1-1959 to 6-1-1964. Newspapers 180316 1963 Twilight Zone, The: Bard, The T Episode #120. 5-23-1963 TV Interviewer (John Newton). Playwright William Shakespeare (John Williams). Narrator-Host (Rod Serling). 180317 1960 Twilight Zone, The: Fever, The T DVD Serling, Rod (Writer). Episode #17. 1-29-1960 Public Relations Man (William Kendis). Photographer (lee Millar). 180318 1964 Twilight Zone, The: I Am the Night - Color Me Black T DVD Serling, Rod Episode #146. 3-27-1964 Editor Colbey (Paul Fix) of the town newspaper, printed only articles naming a man guilty, although he personally believed him innocent. Now that man is to be executed and he wonders why it's still pitch black throughout the Midwestern town. Condemned man is unpopular idealist whose conviction for killing a bully had a number of questionable elements. The man is hanged as the editor, the sheriff and the village people watch. Darkness closes in, a darkness created by hate…and it's spreading to other parts of the world. 180319 1963 Twilight Zone, The: Kind of a Stopwatch, A T DVD Serling, Rod Episode #124. 10-18-1963 TV Announcer (Sam Balter). 180320 1961 Twilight Zone, The: Mr. Dingle, the Strong T DVD Serling, Rod Episode #55. 3-3-1961 Photographer (Bob Duggan). Martians give Luther Dingle the strength of 300 men. 180321 1961 Twilight Zone, The: Once Upon a Time T Serling, Rod Episode #78. 12-15-1961 Newspaper. A janitor uses a time helmet to go to the 1960s, 72 years into the future. A newspaper in his pocket verifies that he comes from the 19th century. 1890s is depicted as a silent film. Earlier, the newspaper gets wet. He wrings it out on rollers of an old washing machine, then says, "Hot Off the Presses" in a title card. 180322 1961 Twilight Zone, The: Penny for Your Thoughts, A T DVD Johnson, George Clayton Episode #52. 2-3-1961 Paperboy (Anthony Ray). 180323 1963 Twilight Zone, The: Printer's Devil T DVD -R HQ 2708. DVD -R 1653. SVD 768. SV 249 Beaumont, Charles Episode #111. 2-28-1963 Editor Doug Winter (Robert Sterling), dedicated editor of the Danzburg Courier. He is being driven out of business by the Gazette, owned by a big newspaper syndicate. Linotype operator Andy Praskins (Charles Thompson) resigns, goes to work for Gazette. Winter gets drunk and contemplates jumping off a bridge. Interrupted by Mr. Smith (Burgess Meredith), an ironic, cigar-smoking man who offers to work as both reporter and linotype operator for free. Gives Winter $5,000 cash to pay off debts. Jackie Benson (Patricia Crowley), Winter's girlfriend and devoted employee, is suspicious of Mr. Smith. Soon Smith creates sensationalistic headlines causing readership to soar. When fire destroys Gazette building, Courier reports story within 30 minutes. Winter suspects Smith may be doing more than reporting. Smith produces a contract -- his services in exchange for Winter's soul. He signs it. Smith creates disasters to fill front page. Whatever is typed on linotype machine comes to pass. Smith writes a story that Jackie will be seriously hurt in car crash. Only Winter's suicide will save her. Winter writes another story saying contract with Smith is null and void. Smith is banished. Jackie is safe. Winter gets rid of linotype machine. 180324 1964 Twilight Zone, The: Queen of the Nile T DVD Sohl, Jerry Episode #143. 3-6-1964 Columnist Jordan Herrick (Lee Philips) "is a syndicated columnist whose work appears in more than a hundred newspapers. By nature a cynic, a disbeliever, caught for the moment by a lovely vision. He knows the vision he's seen is no dream…" "…she is Pamela Morris, renowned movie star, whose name is a household word and whose face is known to millions. What Mr. Herrick does not know is that he has also just looked into the face -- of the Twilight Zone." Herrick arrives at the actress' house to interview her. He finds her lovely and youthful-looking as when she starred in the 1940 film, "Queen of the Nile." Upon leaving, he is confronted by 70-year-old Viola Draper, a woman he takes for Morris' mother. She tells him she is actually her daughter. Intrigued, he does some investigating and finds that another actress who started in a silent version of the film disappeared. He suspects that somehow the two actresses are the same woman. He confronts Pamela. She drugs his coffee, then admits she was the real queen of the Nile in ancient Egypt. Using a live scarab, she drains all of the columnist's life force and transfers it to herself. 180325 1986 Twilight Zone, The: Saucer of Loneliness, A T Episode #26. 9-27-1986 News Media. Reporter (J. Omar Hansen). Reporter (David Hayward). Reporter (Mary Ingersoll). TV Anchorman (Geoff Witcher). 180326 1961 Twilight Zone, The: Shadow Play T Beaumont, Charles Episode #62. 5-5-1961 Editor Paul Carson (Wright King) is terrified that when a man is electrocuted he and everyone else will cease to exist. The man is sure that he is in a dream, a recurring nightmare that has him waking up screaming every single night. Carson convinces the district attorney to visit the man in his cell, but the district attorney is not swayed by the fact that the convict is expecting him. He isn't convinced even when the convict lip-syncs his every word. As midnight approaches, the editor pleads with the district attorney to call the governor for a stay of execution arguing that the convict is clearly a mental incompetent. Reluctantly, the district attorney picks up the phone, but it is too late. As the switch is pulled on the prisoner, the editor and the district attorney disappear -- as does everything else in their world. For a moment, all is blackness, then suddenly the prisoner is back in the courtroom being sentenced. Some of the characters are different, but the scenario is the same -- and the nightmare is starting over. 180327 1987 Twilight Zone, The: Shelter Skelter T Episode #40. 5-21-1987 News Media. Reporter (Diana Lewis). Newscaster (Tamara Taylor). Announcer (Geoff Witcher). . 180328 1961 Twilight Zone, The: Static T DVD Beaumont, Charles Episode #56. 3-10-1961 TV-Radio Announcer (Roy Rowan). Radio programs from 1940. Man hates TV so he gets his old radio out of the basement of the boardinghouse where he lives. He soon finds he can receive programs from the past when he's alone. 180329 1962 Twilight Zone, The: To Serve Man T SVD 800 Serling, Rod Episode #89. 3-2-1962 Reporter #1 (Will J. White). Reporter #2 (Gene Benton). They cover arrival of the Klanamits on Earth who want to aid man in every possible way using their superior technology. They end famine, supply a cheap power source, provide defensive force fields. Armies become obsolete. "To Serve Man:" is the Kanamit book left at the U.N. Thousands book passage for the Kanamits' home planet. It turns out the book is a cookbook. 180330 1963 Twilight Zone, The: Valley of the Shadow T DVD -R HQ 5150. SVDSP 810, SVD 1114 Beaumont, Charles Episode #105. 1-17-1963 Reporter Philip Redfield (Ed Nelson) is lost and nearly out of gas when he pulls into Peaceful Valley, a small town. One hundred years earlier, stranger arrived in town bringing them a new energy source that they are free to use for their benefit. They are forbidden to reveal them o outside world until Earth is at peace. Reporter argues that the townspeople have a moral responsibility to share their services, but they won't hear of it. They say he can stay in Peaceful Valley or die. He tries to escape, removes contents of safe where equations are stored, uses a machine to create a .38 pistol and shoots three townspeople who try to stop him. The pages he has stolen are all blank. He's teleported back to the town chambers where everyone -- including the three he killed -- are waiting. It was a test -- and the reporter failed the test. The men aim a device at him and he finds himself back in his car prior to the moment his dog jumped out to chase a cat. He retains no memory of the experiences he had in Peaceful Valley. 180331 1959 Twilight Zone, The: What You Need T DVD Serling, Rod. Based on short story, :What You Need" by Lewis Padgett (pseudonym of Henry Kuttner and C.L. Moore). Episode #12. 12-25-1959 Photographer (Mark Sunday). 180332 1959 Twilight Zone, The: Where Is Everybody? T Episode #1. 10-2-1959 News Media. Reporter #1 (James McCallion). Reporter #2 (Jay Overholt). Reporter #3 (Gary Walberg). 180333 1977 Twilight's Last Gleaming M News Media. Demands over national television. 180334 1990 Twin Peaks: T Episode #9. 9-30-1990 TV Newscaster (Mark Frost). 180335 2002 Twin Set M Reporter (Mark Deklin). Reporter (Saxon Palmer). 180336 1994 Twin Sisters M News Reporter (Rhonda Rydell) 180337 1994 Twin Sitters M News Media. News Reporter (Rhonda Rydell) 180338 1935 Twin Triplets M Reporters Thelma Todd and Patsy Kelly, the girls are reporters in search of a story, hear that a woman has given birth to sextuplets at local hospital 180339 1945 Twin Triplets M DVD -R HQ 8171 (Missing "The End"). Short Reporter Thelma Todd of the Herald Chronicle tries to get a good story with her partner Patsy Kelly. Herald Chronicle City Editor J. Benton. Benton: "It's a town full of news." Todd: "Where do you find it?" He sends her to interview a man hurt in a parachute accident. She goes to the hospital but he can't talk because of his bandages. She tries to take notes but can't understand what he is saying. They just laugh. Kelly overhears operator talking about a woman delivering six babies, a world's record Kelly: "Boy that's news." Todd tells Benton she'll sell him the story if he makes her his star reporter. Benton: "Jones, hold the late edition. I have the biggest story of the year. Sextuplets." Benton tells Todd it's highway robbery "By all the ethics of the game, that story belongs to us." Arrives a hospital with two photographers. Turns out no sextuplets. So Kelly pretends she's the mother. When Benton discovers the hoax -- one of the babies is an African-American -- he fires Todd. "And if you ever come into my office again there'll be a story but you won't cover it. It will be a murder." 180340 1988 Twins M Photographer (Joe Medjuck). 180341 2005 Twins of Tribeca, The N Pine, Rachel Public Relations. Fictional Weinstein brothers novel written by former Miramax publicist. 180342 1997 Twins Stories DT SVD 579 Public Affairs Program 180343 1961 Twist Around the Clock M DVD -R HQ 7838, 7835 AFI-Television TV 180344 2006 Twist: Short Stories Inspired by Tabloid Headlines SS Magona, Sindiwe and Petra Muller South Africa Tabloid Headlines are used by 25 authors to weave tales of myth and legend, the ordinary and the extraordinary, the bizarre and the unexpected. A homely woman undergoes a transformation deeper than skin after face transplant surgery in “My Face Belongs to a Killer.” A disgruntled wife comes to terms with her unsalvageable marriage in “Man Abandons Wife for Rhino,” a reclusive writer inexorably turns to ink and a mysterious campsite. 180345 2004 Twisted City N Starr, Jason Financial Journalist David Miller of Manhattan Business realizes his wallet has been lifted after fumbling a casual pickup in a bar. He quickly descends into Manhattan's underbelly. Miller lost his job with the Wall Street Journal and hates his new job. Miller is depressed after the death of his beloved sister. He despises his younger live-in girlfriend who seems more psychotic every day. But now e is negotiating in a tenement with a junkie hooker who claims she found his wallet. Miller knows he is involved in a sting. But there's a picture of his sister in the wallet. Reporter then finds himself plunged into murder and blackmail. 180346 1990 Twisted Justice M TV Newscaster Brian Thomas (Norman Bernard). 180347 1997 Twisted Lights N Hoskins, Susan M. Journalist 180348 1966 Twisted Tongues NM Burke, Jonathan Press 180349 1992 Twister NM OWN - H Lantigua, John News Media 180350 1006 Twister M TV Meteorologist #1 (Gary England), TV Meteorologist #2 (Jeff Lazalier), TV Meteorologist #3 (Rick Mitchell). 180351 1986 Twister Shout CB New Teen Titans, The #26 Reporter Bethany Snow. 180352 1932 Two Against the World M Dix, Marion and Jerry Horwin (Play) Reporter Segall (Roscoe Karns). Reporters (Bert Moorhouse, Leo White, Jack Wise). Radio Commentators (Selmer Jackson, Virginia Sale). 180353 1936 Two Against the World (aka One Fatal Hour) M VHS 458 Weitzenkorn (Play -- "Five Star Final"). Michel Jacoby (Screenplay) Bogart - Ness Book Radio Station Manager Sherry Scott (Humphrey Bogart) for the United Broadcasting Company ("The Voice of the People") accused by owner Bertram C. Reynolds (Robert Middlemas) of getting too intellectual and losing the audience. Owner convinces Scott to do a series on a 20-year-old murder scandal. Ends with FCC investigation and Scott cooperating. News Commentator (Bill Elliott). News Vendor (Charles E. Evans). 180354 1987 Two Alone NR OWN -P Brown, Sandra News Media circus: "…escorted them past the squirming, shouting wall of reporters whose behavior was anything but civilized. They bombarded them with questioned fired as rapidly as machine-gun bullets." (Page 176). More media (Pages 183-184). 180355 2007 Two and a Half Men: Help Daddy Find His Toenail T DVD -R HQ 9199 Episode. 10-29-2007 Newspapers. Malibu Gazette headlines. Girlfriend wins judge of the year but doesn’t invite Charlie to the banquet because she is ashamed of him. She relents and invites him. His mother gives him the wrong bill and he goes on a major high during the banquet embarrassing himself and the judge. Newspapers next day show picture of Charlie licking the Judge holding her award with the headline “Poor Judge-Ment.” She’s furious the next day for him ruining the most important event in her career. She’s planning to run for state senate and can’t be seen around with someone like Charlie. 180356 2007 Two and a Half Men: I Merely Slept with a Commie T Episode #90. 2-26-2007 Photographer (Michael Merton). 180357 2007 Two and a Half Men: Promotion CC DVD -R HQ 9151 Newspaper Expose in the Malibu Gazette. 180358 2005 Two and a Half Men: Something Salted and Twisted T DVD -R HQ 5497 Episode #58. 11-28-2005 Newspaper article calls Alan a "good doctor, good neighbor and a good guy." He organizes a family dinner to celebrate his publicity and is crushed when his mother is not impressed. One reason newspaper did front page article on him was he bought advertising. 180359 2005 Two and a Half Men: That Old Hose Bag Is My Mother T Episode #47. 5-9-2005 Newscaster (Ted Garcia). Anchor (Leyna Nguyen). 180360 1883 Two Augurs SS UCLA Villiers, De L'Isle-Adam In "World's Classics, The: Cruel Tales." Freelance Writer meets with editor. 180361 1995 Two Bits & Pepper M Newscaster (Ronn Iverson) 180362 2007 Two Coreys, The: Pilot T Episode #1. 7-29-2007 Radio Interviews talk about the 20th anniversary release of "Lost Boys," which co-starred Corey Haim and Corey Feldman. Feldman doesn't show up for the interview. Feldman's wife, Susie, reveals her assets by posing for a Stuff Magazine layout. 180363 1954 Two Daumiers SS GPL Krige, Uys In "Dream and the Desert, The." South African Correspondents, Mostert and Johnstone covering conflict with South African gunners. 180364 2007 Two dead men in Rock Creek Park N Bannard, Darby Columnist Chloe is the scheming left-wing columnist who becomes part of the tangled lives and loves of powerful figures in 1970s post-Watergate Washington. At a Washington D.C. party,w e meet Chloe and others. Two days later, their world is blown apart by the early morning discovery of two dead men in Rock Creek Park. 180365 1995 Two Deaths M Dobyns, Stephen (Novel -- "Two Deaths of Senora Puccini, The"). Alan Scott (Screenplay) Great Britain - Ness Book Newspaperman George Bucsan (Patrick Malahide) joins several men gathering for an annual dinner party in Romania as the Ceaucescu government is collapsing. He appears to be suffering from loss of wife killed in sking accident 10 years ago. Men relate stories of obsessive love. Host reveals journalist's wife is not dead. Bucsan threw out his wife when he found out she was having an affair with the dinner host. Journalist leaves in an armored car while the host and his lover are killed. Journalist's friendly association with officials who visit the house gives impression that he, if not the press as a whole, has been willing to cooperate with the military. 180366 1959 Two Drops of Blood N Smith, Denys Corley News Media 180367 1936 Two Fishermen SS MLPL Callaghan, M In "Now That April's Here and Other Stories by Morley Callaghan." Reporter on the town paper, the Examiner, was Michael Foster, a tall, long-legged, eager young fellow, who wanted to go to the city some day and work on an important newspaper. 180368 2006 Two Front Teeth M Tabloid Writer Gabe Snow (Johnny Francis Wolf), haunted by the Ghosts of Christmas past, is investigating a Yule Tide conspiracy. Chief Editor Ed (Michael Brecher). He knows that Flight 1225 was brought down one foggy Christmas Eve by a flying creature with a "glowing nose." Now a blood-sucking Vampire -- Santa Claus -- has put Gabe on his list and unleashed the demonic fury of the North Pole. Army of zombie elves attack Gabe. 180369 2006 Two Funny: Cotter & Louise: Hollywood Magic T Episode #6. 5-6-2006 Photographer (Laurent Malaquais). 180370 1595 Two Gentlemen of Verona P Shakespeare, William News. Act III Scene I. Valentine: My ears are stopp'd and cannot hear good news. So much of bad already hath possess'd them. Speed: Well, your old vice still; mistake the word. What news, then, in your paper? Launce: The blackest news that ever thou heardest. Speed. Why, man, how black? Launce. Why, as black as ink. Speed. Let me read them. Launce. Fie on thee, jolthead! thou canst not read. 180371 1940 Two Girls on Broadway M DVD -R HQ 6655, 6656. DVD -R 1558 Turner Reporter (Eddie Borden). Reporter (John Daheim). Reporter (J. Anthony Hughes). Reporter (Harry Lash). Reporter (Bert Moorhouse). Reporter (Arthur O'Connell). Reporter (Eddie Phillips). Reporter (Herb Vigran). Newsman in Courtroom (David Oliver). 180372 1990 Two Girls, Fat and Thin N Gaitskill, Mary Journalist Justine wants to write an article about the followers of a philosophical movement called Definitism 180373 1998 Two Guys and a Girl: Two Guys, a Girl and a Christmas Story T VHS 1306 Episode Traffic Reporter (Marguerite MacIntyre) appeals to Pete until he finds out she has a son 180374 2000 Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place: Rookie Script, A T Episode. 2-9-2000. Season #3. Episode #16 Reporter (Christopher Francis). 180375 1999 Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place: Two Guys, a Girl and a Storm of the Century T SVD 789 Episode. 2-17-1999. Reporter. Berg braves a severe storm to meet a Spanish station's attractive reporter (Rosa Blasi) who's covering the gale -- at the end of a pier. 180376 1949 Two If By Sea N Winterton, P. Press 180377 1949 Two If By Sea N OWN - P Garve, Andrew American Newspaperman helping two Englishmen who married Russian women while on duty bring their wives home. 180378 1995 Two If By Sea M L Reporter (Claire Rankin). Reporter (Michael Risley). 180379 1936 Two in the Dark M SVD 1356 Burgess, Gelett (Novel). Seton I. Miller (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Ford "Jitney" Adams (Walter Abel) from the Boston Dispatch. Another man is identified as a Reporter for the Seattle Chronicle. Adams breaks into apartments to interview suspects, bribes switchboard operators to get information. City Editor (Pierre Watkin). 180380 1965 Two Inches in Tomorrow's Column SSF Ellison, Harlan PR. In "No Doors, Windows." Columnist Bonnie Prentiss. Benny a public relations man. "Miss Prentiss and I are old friends." 180381 1968 Two Interviews SS USC Jose, F. Sionil In "Short Story International 59." Journalist-Narrator. "I had a journalism degree," but treated as a cub. On a union story that could be very big. Editor Roberto Gonzales Gonzales warns the cub to be careful what he writes. Remember Torralba, used to write that cocksure column. Champ, they all called him. A washout now -- selling features about dogs, roses. Man he is writing about too powerful. Miss Santos had been on the magazine longer than any of us. Infinite forbearance and a sense of humor. Ran the magazine. 180382 1932 Two Kinds of Women M Sherwood, Robert E. (Play, This is New York). Benjamin Glazer (Screenplay) Reporter Hauser (Stuart Erwin) tries to get a story on a senator's daughter. New York. 180383 1941 Two Latins From Manhattan M PR New York Press Agent 180384 1964 Two Living, One Dead M AFI-Newspapermen Newspaperman 180385 1934 Two Loves N Arnold, Elliot Alcoholic Newspaperman Ted Hughes, hard-living. 180386 1965 Two Mafia Men Against Goldginger M Due Mafiosi Contro Goldginger Photographers Franco (Franco Franchi) and Ciccio (Ciccio Ingrassia) try to photograph a politician. Gun in camera 180387 1909 Two Memories M Newspaper. Reading in newspaper of woman's return from Europe 180388 1996 Two Mothers for Zachary M Reporter #1 (Jill Parker-Jones). Reporter #2 (Marco Perella). 180389 2008 Two Mr. Kissels, The MT DVD -R HQ 10534, 10535 News Media covers the murders of real estate mogul-con artist Andrew Kissel and his brother Robert. Commentator Nancy Grace. Reporter #1 (Darrin Mahara). Reporter #2 (Diana Platts). Reporter #3 (Mark Deangellis). Reporter #4 (Imali Perera). News Director (Philli Mackenzie). CNN Reporter (J.C. Kenny). Reporter #5 (Rory O’Shea). 180390 1987 Two Mrs. Grenvilles, The MT News Media 180391 1995 Two Much M Paparazzi (Santiago Segura). Paparazzi (Gabriel Traversari). 180392 1942 Two Murders, One Crime SS OWN - P Woolrich, Cornell Black Mask magazine, July 1942 under the title “Three Kills for One.” In “The Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps,” edited by Otto Penzler, pp. 237-258. News-Dealer Mike Mosconi questioned by police. “How long did it take him to buy his paper each time?” the lieutenant continued remorselessly. Mike Mosconi looked down reluctantly. “How long does it take to buy a paper? You drop three cents, you pick it up, you walk away --.” “But there’s something else you haven’t told us. At what time each night did he do this quick little buying of the paper? Was it the same time always, or did it vary, or what time was it?” Mike Mosconi looked up in innocent surprise. “It was the same time always. It never varied. How could it? He always gets the midnight edition of the Herald-Times, it never hits my stand until quarter to twelve, he never came out until then. He knew it wouldn’t be there if he did....” 180393 1975 Two Network News T New Zealand Series. Reporters Judy Bailey, Bunty Finney, Rhys Jones. Newsreaders Tom Bradley, Angela D'Audney, Alan Gaskell, John Hawkesby, Phillip Sherry. 180394 1916 Two News Items M Ness Book Press. Need of the press to report, not just what happens but why it happens. After being chewed out by his editor for a lack of news judgment, a cub reporter writes a brief story on a woman who committed suicide. Suicide was actually brought about by an uncaring millionaire and the man is praised as a philanthropist in another article in the same newspaper. Reporter reprimanded by editor for poor sense of news value -- story is then told. 180395 1945 Two O'Clock Courage M DVD -R HQ 6190, 6191. SVD 1343 Burgess, Gelett (Novel). Robert E. Kent (Screenplay). Gordon Kahn (Additional Dialogue) Ness Book. Remake of "Two in the Dark." Reporter Haley (Richard Lane) for The Courier. Female cab driver helps amnesiac hero investigate his past, which may include murder, by passing him off as reporter for The Dayton Chronicle. Reporter Lane and police banter. He continually calls the paper claiming he has solution to the murder each time a new suspect is named. Reporter is not above using deception or sneaking into apartments to get information. Makes phone calls to editor each time there is a new development. "Ignore him, he's only a reporter." City Editor Brant (Charles C. Wilson). Assistant Editor (Chris Drake). 180396 1983 Two of a Kind M Reporter (Sheila Frazier) 180397 1999 Two of Hearts MT DVD -R HQ 7908, 7909 Canada-U.S. Ness Sportscaster Jake Michaelson (Rob Stewart) meets a depressed veterinarian at the wedding of their former spouses. News Anchor (Jessica Van der Veen). Rival Sportscaster Hank Powers (Alan Thicke). 180398 2000 Two of Us MT TV Interviewer (Ric Reid) 180399 1982 Two of Us, The: Basketball Gabby T Episode #15. 1-4-1982 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180400 1981 Two of Us, The: Big Hand For Brentwood T Episode #9. 11-9-1981 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180401 1982 Two of Us, The: Brentwood Goes On Strike T Episode #20. 2-24-1982 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180402 1981 Two of Us, The: Brentwood's Agony T Episode #6. 10-19-1981 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180403 1982 Two of Us, The: Butler of the Year T Episode #16. 1-13-1982 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180404 1981 Two of Us, The: Chicken Marengo T Episode #10. 11-16-1981 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180405 1981 Two of Us, The: Christmas Thief, The T Episode #14. 12-28-1981 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180406 1981 Two of Us, The: Duke of Lawford, The T Episode #8. 11-2-1981 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180407 1981 Two of Us, The: Family Counseled, A T Episode #11. 11-30-1981 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180408 1982 Two of Us, The: Gabby's Birthday Party T Episode #17. 1-20-1982 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180409 1981 Two of Us, The: German Lesson, The T Episode #12. 12-7-1981 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180410 1981 Two of Us, The: Man From Brentwood's Past, A T Episode #13. 12-14-1981 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180411 1981 Two of Us, The: Nan Meets Brentwood T Episode #1. 4-6-1981. Series 4-6-1981 to 2-24-1982 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby8. 180412 1981 Two of Us, The: Nan's Fan T Episode #5. 10-12-1981 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180413 1982 Two of Us, The: Odd Couples, The T Episode #18. 2-3-1982 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180414 1981 Two of Us, The: Old Alf T Episode #3. 4-20-1981 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180415 1981 Two of Us, The: Slumber Party T Episode #2. 4-13-1981 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180416 1982 Two of Us, The: Torch Song T Episode #19. 2-17-1982 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180417 1981 Two of Us, The: Upstairs, Downstairs T Episode #7. 10-26-1981 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180418 1981 Two of Us, The: Weekend Away T Episode #4. 4-27-1981 TV Co-Host Nan Gallagher (Mimi Kennedy) of New York-based "Mid-Morning Manhattan" TV show is a wisecracking, untidy, disorganized woman after her divorce so she hires Robert Brentwood (Peter Cook), a spit-and-polish British butler to organizer her life. Gallagher has a toothy, smart-ass brat of a teenage daughter named Gabby. 180419 1965 Two on a Guillotine M Slesar, Henry (Story). Slesar, John Kneubuhl (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book Reporter Val Henderson (Dean Jones) tries to get story on heiress who has to spend seven nights in an old mansion to collect inheritance. Since she is avoiding the press,. Reporter passes himself off as real estate type to get close to her. She sends him away when she finds out the truth, but he returns in time to save her form her insane father. Reporter works for the Los Angeles Dispatch, but later a reporter from The Exchange says Henderson works for The Journal. "I don't know what your business ethics are, if you have any at all. They certainly don't seem to include any decency…If I thought those reporters at the funeral were contemptible, I think you and your uncle are beneath contempt." Val's Editor, Mr. Carmichael (Russell Thorson). 180420 1970 Two or Three Things I Know About Her M AFI-Journalists Journalist 180421 1923 Two or Three Witnesses SS OWN - H Montague, C.E. In "Fiery Particles." Correspondent Pellatt who wrote for The Day 180422 1973 Two People M News Media 180423 2005 Two Pints of Lager (and a Packet of Crisps): Crab T UK. Episode #38. 2-15-2005 Photographer (Paul Elsam). 180424 1721 Two Queens of Brentford, The ER USC D'Urfey, Thomas (Anon) News 180425 2000 Two Riders Were CB Jack Staff #3 Reporter. Girl Reporter. 180426 1969 Two Roses and a Golden-Rod M AFI-Motion Picture Scriptwriters News Media. Scriptwriter. 180427 1932 Two Seconds M SVD 1502 Reporters (Lew Brice, Franklin Parker, Frederick "Fred" Howard) 180428 1943 Two Senoritas From Chicago M Reporter (Johnny Mitchell) 180429 1993 Two Sisters NR Wagner, Nancy TV Anchor Taylor Drummond accepts job as local TV anchorwoman and moves back to Los Angeles. She knows it won't be easy facing her estranged younger sister and her sister's husband. She still harbor feelings for her sister's husband, her lover before he became her brother-in-law. Self-imposed exile on the East Coast while she nurtured her high-powered career. Now, she is face-to-face with man she thought she could live without. He wants a child but his wife doesn't. He offers to father Taylor's baby by artificial insemination. Sister's drug abuse and affairs threaten the marriage. 180430 1978 Two Solitudes M Reporter (Mack Dolgy) 180431 1962 Two Susans N OWN - P Brinkley, William Researcher working for a large picture magazine carries on affairs with two girls working in the same building at the same time 180432 1969 Two Thousand Weeks M Journalist (Graeme Blundell) 180433 1997 Two Voices MT Reporter (Andrea Naversen) 180434 1962 Two Weeks in Another Town M Cameraman (Alberto Morin). 180435 1967 Two Weeks in September M AFI-Photographers Photographer 180436 2008 Two Weeks Under N Tadjer, Rivka Reporter, who is intense and secretive, claims to be a friend of a 35-year-old woman who is alone and depressed, fighting to keep her job, paying attention to a sudden rash of suicides going on with Manhattan professional women. Then someone closely connected to her becomes the next suicide. She can no longer ignore the dying women, or anything else. The reporter is a little to knowledgeable, a little too curious. Reluctantly, the woman tries to figure out why the suicide happened and if this reporter is involved. 180437 2009 Two Years, No Rain N Klomparens, Shawn Weatherman Andy Dunne in San Diego County feels increasingly irrelevant as the city faces its second year of drought: his satellite radio gig is no great shakes, he’s out of shape, his wife left him and he’s still hurting from the death of his twin brother. The overweight meteorologist for an obscure satellite radio station is sustained mostly by a low-grade flirtation with Hillary Hsing, who urges Andy to audition to work on a children’s television show. Soon, he’s promoted to host, the show takes off and Andy is losing weight, making money and finding new confidence. With a parade of hot moms begging for his autograph and a family that needs his help more than ever, Andy has a lot of choices. First, though, there’s thing thing with Hillary, their heated text messages, a long-awaited forecast for rain, and a few other surprises he never saw coming. 180438 1985 Two-Bit Jump, The P MLPL Scheville, J. Play Index, 1983-87 Press 180439 1941 Two-Faced Woman M DVD -R HQ 3433, 3434 Garbo Publisher Larry Blake (Melvyn Douglas), publisher of news magazine. Staff. 180440 1940 Two-Fisted Rangers M Myton, Fred (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Betty Webster (Iris Meredith) decides to keep the newspaper going in a western town after her father is killed by a saloon owner. She is helped by young printer's devil Silver (Bill Cody, Jr.). Cowboy hero forces confession from one of the crooks implicating saloon owner and Webster gets it printed so it can be distributed to the ranchers. A fight breaks out which eventually extends to the newspaper office, but outlaws are stopped by ranchers. Cowboy hero takes on the saloon owner in an extended fight and the villain is finally turned over to the new sheriff. 180441 1978 Two-Five, The MT News Media. Reporter (Marguerite DeLain) 180442 1978 Two-Five, The MT News Media. 2nd Reporter (Marguerite DeLain). 180443 1976 Two-Minute Warning M L Heston TV Sportscasters Howard Cosell, Frank Gifford as themselves. Merv Griffin. News Media makes sniper famous. Newsman in Press Box (Ray Nadeau). Newsman with Governors (Edward McNally). Newsman in Press Box (Ray Nadeau). 180444 1994 Twogether M Interviewer (Cheryl Harvey). 180445 1983 Tycoon N OWN - P Richards, Alayna Reporter husband of Sandy Merritt has achieved her small measure of her success as host of a morning TV show. Husband, reporter. 180446 1997 Tycoon N Robbins, Harold Media Owner Jack Lear in the history of American broadcasting. Graduates from Harvard in 1931, marries debutante, buys radio station, and over next 60 years builds a dominant multi-million-dollar TV network. 180447 2005 Tycoon Takes Revenge NR DePalo, Anna Silhouette Desire. Gossip Columnist Kayla Jones, aka Ms. Rumor-Has-It, can’t stand Noah Whittaker’s type: old money, charming and rarely without a beauty on his arm. The only thing he’s good for is juicy fodder for her column. But he’s about to get even. He’ll give her the biggest scoop of the season, which could promote her to big-time reporter. If she’ll dig a little deeper and get to know the real man. But can she keep her emotional distance from a man famous for being a master of seduction? 180448 2000 Tycus M TV Reporter (Jessica Hopper) of KEST 180449 1999 Tydzien z zycia mezczyzny MF Poland News Media. TV Reporter (Agnieszka Dygant). 180450 1998 Tyler Jones: Closed in Silence NM Drury, Joan M. #3 Tyler Jones Mysteries Columnist Tyler Jones, the San Francisco-based newspaper journalist, is a feminist lesbian writer. She has a dog called Agatha Christie and is considered a "vocal and public radical feminist lesbian." Tyer attends a 20th reunion with five college friends on an isolated island in Puget Sound. The five women are lesbians. Grace is asexual. Julie has married. Rachel is an AIDS researcher. Mary Sharon an attorney and Teddie round out Tyler's group. Their fond memories of participation in a burgeoning feminist movement and their subsequent successes and struggles reveal six smart accomplished women, articulate in feminist and lesbian polemics. Then a storm cuts telephone service with the mainland. Tyler and Mary Sharon discovers a dead man they don't recognize, but the others confess they each had a connection to him. The corpse is an anti-environmentalist lumberman. They are rescued by the Coast Guard and plan their next get-together. But the murderer's identity is not revealed. 180451 1993 Tyler Jones: Other Side of Silence, The NM Drury, Joan M. #1 Tyler Jones Mysteries Columnist Tyler Jones, the San Francisco-based newspaper journalist, is a feminist lesbian writer. She has a dog called Agatha Christie and is considered a "vocal and public radical feminist lesbian." Every morning newspaper columnist Tyler walks her dog in the park across the street from her home in San Francisco. It's a quiet, uneventful amble until her dog discovers a body. Tyler assumes she's an innocent bystander until she's informed that the victim was a man who once threatened her life. Now the San Francisco Police Department thinks she's a prime suspect in the murder. On the surface, the victim's family members seem the most obvious suspects -- a wife who's been beaten for years, a daughter who's probably the victim of her father's sexual and physical abuse, a son who indulges in equally abusive activities. Tyler finds herself facing a dilemma: can she, does she even want to reveal a killer that she might feel was justified. In the end, Tyler alone faces "that roar which is the other side of silence." 180452 1996 Tyler Jones: Silent Words NM Drury, Joan M. #2 Tyler Jones Mysteries Columnist Tyler Jones, the San Francisco-based newspaper journalist, is a feminist lesbian writer. She has a dog called Agatha Christie and is considered a "vocal and public radical feminist lesbian." Tyler journeys to the family home in northern Minnesota with her mother's last words still echoing in her ears. She is directed to "find the truth" but has no inkling what the truth is. One startling truth she uncovers is that she is deeply attached to this landscape of her childhood and ancestry in an idyllic haven perched on the edge of Lake Superior. As she tries to fulfill her mother's deathbed wish, she unearths layer after layer of half-truths, legends and lies. What she discovers astounds her: an unknown grandmother, a missing great-aunt, a long-ago rape, illegitimacy and incarceration. And these are secrets that someone will kill to protect. 180453 1993 Tylko stratch MF Poland Reporter. 180454 1993 Typhon's People M News Media. N.Z. TV Reporter (Kim Hill) 180455 1979 Typhoon N MLPL Davis, John Gordon Woman Reporter. Beautiful and daring woman reporter comes to Hong Kong to uncover the international criminal connections of an oriental millionaire. Massive typhoon hits the city changing everyone's life. Vanessa Storm Williams, high-powered Yankee journalist. Freelancing after having worked for the New York Times. Esquire. Great sexual appetite. 180456 2006 Typisch van Duin TF Interviewer (Frans Van Dusschoten). 180457 1991 Tyra Nordbo: Man-Kzin War N Introduced in stories collected in “Inconstant Star.” Reporter Tyra Nordbo was a native of Wunderland, daughter of Landholder (a noble) Peter Nordbo. During the First Man-Kzin War, Peter was pressed into service for the Kzin following their occupation of the world. At the height of the occupation, he discovered a source of bizarre radiation on a world many light years away, and was taken to investigate by the scientifically minded Kzin who oversaw him. During the flight, forces under Buford Early and Ulf Reichstein Markham liberated Wunderland, and Peter was convicted of collaboration and stripped of all of his possessions. In order to secure his release and clear his name, Tyra secured the help of Robert Saxtorph and his ship to investigate, following the death of Markham, who had forbidden them to go using his position as Interworld Space Commissioner. Before leaving, Tyra had supported herself as a journalist and married Jonah Matthieson, one of Early's soldiers, having had an adventure exploring the Jotuun Mountain Range beforehand. They found that Peter had discovered a remnant of the Tnuctipun, a black hole powered hyperdrive that could also be used as a powerful Hawking radiation beam weapon. Peter had freed himself from the Kzinti and was reunited with Tyra, and after the weapon was destroyed by the Kzin, returned to Wunderland to free his name. 180458 1974 Tyranny SS MLPL Jenkins, Lyll Becerra de In "Best American Short Stories 1975." From The New Yorker. Editorial Writer. Father published his first editorial attacking the general who ruled our country. Daughter's life after that. 180459 2004 Tyrant's Novel, The N Keneally, Thomas Writer Alan Sheriff tapped to ghostwrite Saddam Hussein's autobiography. Media. 180460 1995 Tyson MT SVD 559 Reporter (Miguel Perez). News Media. Portrait of former heavyweight champ whose dream of fame and fortune turned into a personal nightmare. Japanese Interviewer (Don Koji). 180461 1991 U DF Norway. Series 1991 Reporter Alex Rosen (1991-1992). 180462 2006 U fryzjera: Ochroniarz TF Episode #3. TV Reporter (Dorota Delag). 180463 2006 U fryzjera: Wielkie otwarcie TF Episode #1. TV Reporter (Dorota Delag). 180464 1994 U.F.O. M Journalist (Paul Sarony) 180465 1958 U.F.O.: The Enigma of the Skies T Episode. 1-22-1958. Armstrong Circle Theatre Correspondent Douglas Edwards narrates 180466 1949 U.N. General Assembly Sessions DT Series. 11-7-1949 to 12-19-1952. CBS. Reporter Larry LeSeuer and Lyman Bryson, CBS counselor on public affairs, narrate this public affairs program. 180467 1951 U.N. in Action, The DT Series. 11-11-1951 to 12-25-1960. CBS TV Newsmen Walter Cronkite (1951-1952), Larry LeSeuer (8-17-1953 to 12-11-1953); George Hicks (1955-1959); Stuart Novins (1960). Weekly wrap-up of United Nations General Assembly sessions. 180468 1998 U.S. Marshals M TV Network Reporter (Varen Black). Reporter (Vince DeMentri). Reporter #3 (Louis Young). Reporter #4 (Ellen Hearn). New York Reporter (Amy E. Jacobson). 180469 1953 U.S. Steel Hour, The T Series 1953-1963 Press 180470 1970 U.S.A. M News Media 180471 1959 U.S.A. P Shyre, Paul and Dos Passos, John PR Public Relations Magnate Ward Moorehouse. 180472 1988 U.S.A. Today: Television Series, The DT Series 1988-1990 TV Anchors Edie Magnus (1988-1989), Beth Ruyak (1988). Life Reporters Robin Young (1988-1989), Dale Harimoto (1989-1990). Political Reporter Boyd Matson (1988). Financial Reporter Kenneth Walker (1988). 180473 1982 U.S.A. Versus the World DT Series. 1-31-1982 to 3-28-1982. ABC. Sportscasters Keith Jackson and Jack Whitaker covered some of the events when American amateur athletes took on foreign competitors in such sports as boxing and gymnastics. 180474 1930 U.S.A.: 42nd Parallel, The; Big Money, The N OWN - H Dos Passos, John PR Printer Fenian O'Hara McCreary (Fainy Mac) is a young Irishman who learns the printing trade from an uncle. Printer McCreary finds work. Use of newspaper headlines, newsreel, magazines, radio newscasts and other mass communication devices to portray history of U.S. J. Ward Moorehouse, an opportunist who becomes a leading public relations and advertising executive. Anxious to succeed in life. 180475 1989 U2: LoveTown MT Interviewer (Allanah Hill) 180476 1985 U2: Wide Awake in Dublin TF Ireland News Media. RTE Reporter (Caroline Erskine). 180477 1966 Ubiquitous, The SSF Buzzati, Dino In "Restless Nights, Selected Stories of Dino Buzzati, 1906-1971." Journalist-Narrator Talks about his editor. Supernatural occurrences ignored by the reporter who continues his ordinary life. 180478 1970 Ubistvo na svirep I podmukao nacin I iz niskih pobuda MF News Media. The Journalist (Mihailo "Misa" Janketic) 180479 2006 UCF: Toronto Cybercide M News Media. Reporter (Stephanie Monk). 180480 1959 Uchi daisenso MF Newscaster (Tadashi Oakbe) 180481 1964 Uchu daikaiju Dogora MF Reporter (Koji Uno), nosy reporter 180482 2007 Uchuujin From Other Space M Reporter (Marcus Davila). 180483 1983 Udenrigskorrespondenten MF Denmark. Journalist Alex Hansen (Henning Jensen). Photographer (Robert Devy). UPI Editor (John Newhagen). 180484 2001 UFC 34: High Voltage DT Sports Commentators Mike Goldberg, Jeff Osborne, Jens Pulver. 180485 2003 UFC 41: Onslaught DT Interviewer Lisa Dergan. 180486 2003 UFC 42: Sudden Impact DT Interviewer Lisa Dergan. 180487 1974 UFO: Target Earth M Interviewer (Tom Harper). 180488 1980 UFOria M News Media. Female Newscaster (Pamela Lamont). Male Newscaster (Andrew Winner). 180489 1969 Ugliest Girl in Town, The: Little Advice Goes a Long Way, A T Episode #16. 1-23-1969. Series 9-26-1968 to 1-30-1969 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Miss Beatrice. Tim needs advice when he substitutes for Miss Beatrice, an advice to the lovelorn columnist 180490 1969 Ugliest Girl in Town, The: Matchmates (aka Match Mates) T Episode #17. 1-30-1969 Publicity. Tim's agent gets Timmy a boyfriend through a computer matchmaker for a publicity stunt 180491 1968 Ugliest Girl in Town, The: Paris Incident, The T Episode #11. 12-12-1968 Reporter (Ewen Solon). Reporters and clothing spies accost Tim and Julie while in Paris. They are looking for a tip on the next big thing in the world of fashion. 180492 1968 Ugliest Girl in Town, The: Perfect Young Lady, The T Episode #7 11-7-1968 Columnist (Doris Rogers) insists on moving in with Timmy for a story about an old-fashioned girl. The woman reporter comes around to get a close look at London's top model and Tim and his lady self must pull a series of quick changes to keep the woman from finding out the truth. 180493 1968 Ugliest Girl in Town, The: Ugliest Girl in Town, The T Episode #1. 9-26-1968. Series 9-26-1968 to 1-30-1969 Photographer asks his brother to pose as a female to help him out on an assignment. It's a hoax that backfires when the photos are published and become wildly popular. Suddenly this new "female model" is in demand. 180494 1962 Ugly American, The M Burdick, Eugene and William J. Lederer (Novel). Stewart Stern (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapermen. Ness Book Former Journalist and Vice President of a Publications firm, Harrison Carter MacWhite (Marlon Brando) appointed ambassador to a Southeast Asian country. Journalistic skills serve him in diplomatic capacity. One of his jobs is to influence foreign leaders. He says, "A good reporter has to win the confidence and trust of people if he's going to write anything perceptive about them." Outgoing ambassador claims reporters twist everything he says. Senator compares MacWhite's skill as a reporter with his skill during the war as a sabotage expert. MacWhite becomes target of reporters at end of film. Speech to press about need to understand other countries in order to help them. As MacWhite's speech is shown on TV as he begins to make an appeal to the American people, a man reaches over and shuts off the set. NBC Reporter Tyler (Bill Stout). 180495 2007 Ugly Betty: Affiliate Special T DVD -R HQ 7751 Recap of the series. Series 9-28-2006. Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina Slater (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Meade's brother-turned-sister and co-editor-in-chief Alexis Meade (Rebecca Romijn). Fashion Staff includes Christina McKinney (Ashley Jensen), Amanda Tanner (Becki Newton), Marc St. James (Michael Urie) 180496 2006 Ugly Betty: After Hours T DVD -R HQ 7250 Episode #7. 11-9-2006 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Assigned to review a posh new hotel, Betty takes a break from her family troubles. Daniel rejects the review as not being "Mode" material. Sofia Reyhes (Salma Hayek), the new editor of another magazine says she wants to print it. Daniel is dismayed when Reyes and her team take up residence in the Mode conference room. Reyes and Daniel have a one-night stand. 180497 2010 Ugly Betty: All The World’s a Stage T DVD -R HQ 11830 Episode #80. 3-17-2010 Journalist-Magazine Associate Features Editor Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty falls for a playwright she if profiling for Mode. Wilhelmina has an epiphany. Justin finds himself in an unexpected love triangle while performing in a school play. 180498 2010 Ugly Betty: Back In Her Place T DVD -R HQ 11708 Episode #75. 1-13-2010 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty has new job as associate features editor. Betty recalls everything that has made up her worst week in history, and also has job issues caused by taking up a new hobby. Hilda is treated to a week of luxury by Bobby, and Daniel is becoming suspicious of Mark’s actions. 180499 2009 Ugly Betty: Backseat Betty T DVD -R HQ 11610 Episode #70. 11-13-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty has new job as associate features editor. Wilhelmina tries to find money for Nico’s blackmail payment. Bennett and Natalie lure Daniel deeper into the Community of the Phoenix. Marc encourages Justin to befriend the cheerleaders at the school. 180500 2008 Ugly Betty: Bad Amanda T DVD -R HQ 10570 (Mislabeled on DVD as 10596). Episode #51. 11-27-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Amanda and Betty team up for an assignment and have a night on the town they’ll never forget. Betty’s article (she does the writing, Amanda creates the story) convinces Daniel to make it a regular feature on the magazine’s Web Site. 180501 2009 Ugly Betty: Bahamas Triangle, The T DVD -R HQ 11660 Episode #72. 12-4-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty has new job as associate features editor. Betty, Matt and Amanda’s love triangle explodes in the Bahamas. Betty has a terrible photo shoot. Wilhelmina discovers her nemesis has landed a coveted job. 180502 2007 Ugly Betty: Bananas for Betty T DVD -R HQ 9349 Episode #33. 12-6-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Henry reluctantly agrees to go on a double date. Wilhemina’s attempt to change her mean image fails after she tangles with America’s most beloved golden girl, Betty White (appearing as herself). She knocks White down in grabbing a cab in the rain and someone catches the incident on his cell phone and it goes on the Internet. By the time Wilhemina gets to her destination, a crowd of reporters are waiting for her asking why she attacked Betty White. She arranges with White to apologize but during the live TV “apology” White attacks Wilhemina saying she hates her and is trying to hurt here again. When off-camera Wilhemina asks why, White says this is her chance for a comeback. “Regis and Kelly” and “The View” has called her. 180503 2009 Ugly Betty: Be-Shure T DVD -R HQ 11680 Episode #73. 12-11-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty has new job as associate features editor. Betty and Hilda take the Be-Shure instant pregnancy tests. Meanwhile, Hartley gets Denise Ludwig to fill in for Wilhemina. Marc plans to bring Willie back. Claire with Amanda track down Tyler, the son she gave up for adoption. Ignacio prepares a romantic dinner for his Jean. Betty is not pregnant. Hilda is. 180504 2007 Ugly Betty: Beautiful World of Ugly Betty, The T DVD -R HQ 8310 Special. Composite. Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. 180505 2008 Ugly Betty: Betty Suarez Land T DVD -R HQ 10410 (two copies). Episode #45. 10-16-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Wilhelmina has reestablished herself at MODE with the help of Alexis Meade (Rebecca Romijn), Daniel’s sister who used to be her brother, and Daniel is out. Betty returns to see that Daniel has made changes and now edits a magazine called Player, all about youth and sex. Betty decides to get her own apartment and make her mark in New York journalism. Claire Meade (Judith Light), Daniel and Alexis’ mother, gets out first issue of Hot Flash, a magazine for older women. Daniel is shocked by recent family news and Betty tries to apologize to Gio after he returns, but he refuses to have any of it. 180506 2008 Ugly Betty: Betty’s Baby Bump T DVD -R HQ 9886 Episode #39. 5-8-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty decides to patch things up with Charlie by throwing her an unforgettable baby shower. Meanwhile, Hilda decides to confront Justin’s teacher after learning that he is failing gym class and Christina learns who the father of Wilhelmina’s baby really is. 180507 2007 Ugly Betty: Betty’s Wait Problem T DVD -R 9072 Episode #26. 10-11-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Even though Henry is kind of back in her life, Betty finds herself annoyed and yet intrigued by the new sandwich guy, Giovanni. Meanwhile, everyone at Mode prepare for the Meades’ Black and White Ball. Wilhelmina tries to get her wedding back on track. Amanda prepares to make her first appearance as Fey Sommers’ birth child and fugitive Claire Meade invites herself to Wilhelmina’s wedding. 180508 2010 Ugly Betty: Blackout! T DVD -R HQ 11740 Episode #76. 1-20-2010 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty has new job as associate features editor. Betty plans a karaoke party in her apartment building. Marc loses something irreplaceable. Amanda tricks Daniel and Wilhelmina into attending couples counseling. 180509 2009 Ugly Betty: Blue on Blue T DVD -R HQ 11520 Episode #67. 10-23-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty starts her new job as associate features editor and deals with resentful co-workers. Betty tries to get a scoop with Gucci’s new designer, Evan York, through Hilda’s customer, Sammy. Marc tries to stop her by getting Amanda and Matt to stage a showdown at Ignacio’s restaurant. Daniel goes to a bereavement group and meets Natalie who shows him an interesting night. Wilhelmina flies to Bermuda to try and find Connor. 180510 2009 Ugly Betty: Blue on Blue T DVD -R HQ 11520 Episode #67. 10-23-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty starts her new job as associate features editor and deals with resentful co-workers. Betty tries to get a scoop with Gucci’s new designer, Evan York, through Hilda’s customer, Sammy. Marc tries to stop her by getting Amanda and Matt to stage a showdown at Ignacio’s restaurant. Daniel goes to a bereavement group and meets Natalie who shows him an interesting night. Wilhelmina flies to Bermuda to try and find Connor. Betty strives for a scoop with a new designer. Marc enlists clueless Amanda and Matt in his effort to sabotage Betty. 180511 2009 Ugly Betty: Born Identity, The T DVD -R HQ 11110 Episode #62. 5-7-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Baby William is kidnapped just as it appears billionaire Clavin Hartley (David Rasche) will give the magazine the money it needs. Archie (Ralph Macchio) asks Hilda to be a part of his latest political campaign. 180512 2006 Ugly Betty: Box and the Bunny, The T Episode #2. 10-5-2006 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty loses a book, which is the complete new edition of the magazine and is containing unretouched photos of a popular actress. She has to find the book before the photos get out to the rest of the press. Wilhelmina plots to use the snafu to bring Daniel down and Bradford Meade (Alan Dale) secretively inquires about Fey Sommers' final effects. Masked Woman (Elizabeth Penn Payne). Fashion TV Reporter-Hostess (Lucy Davis). 180513 2007 Ugly Betty: Brothers T DVD -R HQ 7912 Episode #15. 2-8-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Masked woman's shocking announcement leaves Mode in chaos and the Meades at odds. News Media circus over brother who is now a sister. Dueling press conferences between brother Daniel, editor, and his now sister. Reporter #1 (Abigail Marlowe). Reporter #2 (Jack Maxwell). Reporter #3 (Ogy Durham). Fashion TV Reporter (Tim Gunn). 180514 2008 Ugly Betty: Burning Question T DVD -R HQ 9871 Episode #38. 5-1-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Renee becomes convinced that Betty is in love with Daniel and thus starts a rivalry between the two for his affections. In the meantime, Gina returns to Queens to flash her new life and rich husband before Hilda’s face. 180515 2009 Ugly Betty: Butterfly Effect, The (Parts I and II) T DVD -R HQ 11509, 11510 Episodes #65-66. 10-16-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty starts her new job as associate features editor and deals with resentful co-workers. Wilhelmina harbors a secret. Daniel’s distress takes its toll while Betty tries to run her own Mode photo shoot at the United Nations to promote their anti-malaria initiative, “Nothing but Nets.” But Matt has been demoralizing her. Amanda makes friends with Daniel’s new temp employee, Helen. Wili is trying to protect a loved one and Hilda tries to help Justice through Marc. Bullies prey on Justin. 180516 2010 Ugly Betty: Chica and the Man T DVD -R HQ 11770 Episode #77. 2-3-2010 Journalist-Magazine Associate Features Editor Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Wilhemina is livid when she lays eyes on drag queen impersonator - Wilhediva Hater. Betty and Daniel go through a rough patch as she wins an award for her blog. Daniel has the press hot on his heels. While Marc is pleased with himself when a famous director does a photo shoot with him. 180517 2009 Ugly Betty: Courtship of Betty’s Father, The T DVD -R HQ 10870 Episode #55. 2-12-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty’s video tribute for Claire Meade’s birthday is more revealing than she had planned. Daniel and Wilhelmina have trouble adjusting to the new significant others in their lives. Gossip Columnist Liz Smith (Herself). 180518 2008 Ugly Betty: Crimes of Fashion T DVD -R HQ 10380 Episode #44. 10-9-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Wilhelmina has reestablished herself at MODE with the help of Alexis Meade (Rebecca Romijn), Daniel’s sister who used to be her brother, and Daniel is out. Betty returns to see that Daniel has made changes and now edits a magazine called Player, all about youth and sex. Betty decides to get her own apartment and make her mark in New York journalism. Claire Meade (Judith Light), Daniel and Alexis’ mother, gets out first issue of Hot Flash, a magazine for older women. Everyone at Mode is stunned when an accident occurs. Betty tries to figure out what really happened when a detective comes by with the same purpose. An accident leaves everyone at Mode stunned. When a detective starts looking for answers, Betty tries to piece together what really happened. 180519 2008 Ugly Betty: Crush’d T DVD -R HQ 10480 Episode #48. 11-6-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty tries to get the attention of her cute neighbor -- she is now living in New York in an apartment against her family’s wishes. Betty’s life gets complicated when a suddenly homeless Amanda becomes her temporary roommate. Marc hesitates when Cliff suggests they move in together. 180520 2009 Ugly Betty: Curveball: Fall Issue, The T DVD -R HQ 11160, 11161 Episode #64. 5-21-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. In the season finale, Marc and Betty are left to battle it out for the features editor job after the death of a Mode editor. Wilhelmina threatens Claire to resign or her dark secret will be shown to Cal -- both Claire and Cal team up to call Wilhelmina’s bluff. Matt struggles with his jealousy, sees Betty kissing Henry goodbye and breaks up their relationship. Betty gets the features’ editor job, but Matt informs her he has taken a job with his father, Cal, and will be her new boss. Justin finds out he didn’t get into the performing arts school, but Marc tries to make him felt better by telling him he can create his own niche in public school and be happy. The cliffhanger ends with Betty in shock that Matt will be her new boss, and Wilhelmina going into her office, opening the door, and is shocked to find someone in her office that she never expected to see again. Who that someone is will wait until the new season. TV Newswoman Rachel Maddow (Herself). 180521 2007 Ugly Betty: Derailed T DVD -R HQ 7964 Episode #16. 2-15-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Daniel reconnects with a woman he once stood up for a date in college who is now a powerful attorney. Betty befriends a likable out-of-towner she meets in the cafeteria who turns out to be the girlfriend of the man she loves. 180522 2007 Ugly Betty: Don't Ask, Don't Tell T DVD -R HQ 8210. ABC DVD 8850 Episode #18. 3-22-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Reporter (John Burke). Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Daniel and Alexis struggle to work together. When his suspicious mom arrives in town, Marc convinces Betty to pretend to be his girlfriend. 180523 2009 Ugly Betty: Dress For Success T DVD -R HQ 10730 Episode #52. 1-8-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty juggles work and family as she struggles to impress Jodie Papadakis (Bernadette Peters), the editor running YETI (Young Editors Training Internship). Rivalry between Mode and ELLE heats up. 180524 2007 Ugly Betty: East Side Story T DVD -R HQ 8550 Episode #23. 5-17-2007. Season Finale Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty's romance with Henry heats up. Wilhelmina's power play moves forward. Old ghosts create new problems for the Suarez family. 180525 2006 Ugly Betty: Fake Plastic Snow T DVD -R HQ 7437 Episode #10. 11-30-2006 Journalist-Magazine Executive Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera) to the editor of Mode Magazine, sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty questions her relationship with Walter and her feelings for Henry. Daniel is certain of his love for Sofia. Amanda makes a play to get Betty's job. 180526 2007 Ugly Betty: Family/Affair T DVD -R HQ 9032 Episode #25. 10-4-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty does not know what to do when she finds out that Wilhelmina’s new bodyguard is taking the job to a whole new level. Bradford uses Alexis’ amnesia to rewrite family history. Hilda comes to terms with recent events. 180527 2006 Ugly Betty: Fey's Sleigh Ride T DVD -R HQ 7102 Episode #4. 10-19-2006 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty, Marc (Michael Urie) and Amanda (Becki Newton) fear they have inadvertently leaked the secret of Mode's big Christmas photo-shoot. But they only gave up minor details. Another employee gave away the whole shoot. Assistant Amanda is having an affair with Daniel. 180528 2008 Ugly Betty: Filing for the Enemy T DVD -R HQ 10339 Episode #43. 10-2-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Wilhelmina has reestablished herself at MODE with the help of Alexis Meade (Rebecca Romijn), Daniel’s sister who used to be her brother, and Daniel is out. Betty returns to see that Daniel has made changes and now edits a magazine called Player, all about youth and sex. Betty decides to get her own apartment and make her mark in New York journalism. Claire Meade (Judith Light), Daniel and Alexis’ mother, gets out first issue of Hot Flash, a magazine for older women. Wilhelmina, now preparing for her first issue as editor, puts Betty in a difficult situation when she offers her a job as her assistant. Daniels faces a custody battle to keep Daniel Jr. in the United States. 180529 2010 Ugly Betty: Fire and Nice T DVD -R HQ 11820 Episode #79. 3-10-2010 Journalist-Magazine Associate Features Editor Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty is pressured into dating an annoying firefighter. Amanda persuades Claire to hire Tyler. Hilda meets Bobby’s parents. 180530 2006 Ugly Betty: Four Thanksgivings and a Funeral T DVD -R HQ 7334 Episode #8. 11-13-2006 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Thanksgiving isn't what it ought to be for all the characters involved. Daniel is dismayed when Reyes and her team take up residence in the Mode conference room. Reyes and Daniel have a one-night stand. 180531 2007 Ugly Betty: Giving Up the Ghost T DVD -R HQ 9320 Episode #32. 11-22-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Wilhelmina-induced crisis causes everyone to scramble to re-create an issue by deadline or the magazine won’t come out. Daniel and Betty try to break the wild-child cover girl out of rehab for a re-shoot. Alexis tries to charm the printer into extending their time. Wilhelmina steals the staff for her new fashion magazine, Slate. But she still doesn’t have backing for the magazine after her father tells her he won’t help her. 180532 2008 Ugly Betty: Granny Pants T DVD -R HQ 10430 Episode #46. 10-23-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Wilhelmina has reestablished herself at MODE with the help of Alexis Meade (Rebecca Romijn), Daniel’s sister who used to be her brother, and Daniel is out. Betty returns to see that Daniel has made changes and now edits a magazine called Player, all about youth and sex. Betty decides to get her own apartment and make her mark in New York journalism. Claire Meade (Judith Light), Daniel and Alexis’ mother, gets out first issue of Hot Flash, a magazine for older women. Wilhelmina’s assistant and accomplice is Marc St. James (Michael Urie). Daniel is shocked by recent family news and Betty tries to apologize to Gio after he returns, but he refuses to have any of it. 180533 2007 Ugly Betty: Grin and Bear It T DVD -R 9125 Episode #27. 10-18-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty gets into trouble in her writing class when she submits a pre-written MODE story written by a woman who survived a bear attack (hence the title). Alexis returns to work, still with memory loss and having no idea how to act like a girl. Daniel receives a threat from their top advertiser who is against transsexuals and wants Daniel to fire his own sister. Amanda, still trying to figure out who her real father is, learns a shocking secret about Wilhemina’s past. Other magazines among the 22 publications mentioned: Adventure Time, Cucina, Player. 180534 2007 Ugly Betty: How Betty Got Her Grieve Back T DVD -R HQ 8995 Episode #24. 9-27-2007. Season Premiere Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Despite the chaos in Betty's life, she remains in denial about how Henry's departure has affected her. Wilhelmina schemes to use the Meade family tragedies to her own advantage. Alexis and Daniel survive the accident. Alexis wakes up as Alex. 180535 2007 Ugly Betty: I See Me, I.C.U. T DVD -R HQ 9269 Episode #31. 11-15-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. The family comes together to witness the death of the father. Wilhelmina schemes to get married to him, but the dying man refuses to do so. The mother comes to say goodbye and is arrested as a fugitive from justice. 180536 2007 Ugly Betty: I'm Coming Out T DVD -R HQ 7880. ABC DVD 8850 Episode #14. 2-1-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Fashion TV Reporter (Tim Gunn). Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty hustles to ensure Mode's runway show goes off without a hitch during New York's Fashion Week. Christina prepares for the debut of her own designs. A shocking revelation abruptly halts Mode's show. 180537 2007 Ugly Betty: Icing on the Cake T DVD -R HQ 8150 Episode #17. 3-15-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty impulsively invites her orthodontist to be her date for Charlie's birthday party. Wilhelmina tries to come between Daniel and Alexis. Very unusual designer declares that Amanda is his muse. 180538 2007 Ugly Betty: In or Out T DVD -R HQ 7771 Episode #13. 1-18-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty determines to get Daniel back to work and over his sadness by setting him up on a date with a supermodel. She had quit her job with a sister magazine because of their mean cover story on Daniel. Wilhelmina decides who will continue to work at Mode when she is named editor. Fashion TV Anchor (Kathy Griffin). 180539 2009 Ugly Betty: In the Stars T DVD -R HQ 11130 Episode #63. 5-14-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Marc and Matt team up to work on their final YETI project. Daniel proposes to Molly. Matt’s mother (Christine Baranski) asks Betty for a favor. 180540 2008 Ugly Betty: Jump T DVD -R HQ 9920 Episode #41. 5-22-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty finds herself in a dilemma between Henry and Gio when each makes a romantic offer to her. Meanwhile, a softball game between Elle and Mode has rivals Wilhelmina and Naomi Campbell facing off in the field. Finally, Hilda makes quite a discovery about Coach Diaz and a surprise visit from an orphaned French boy stirs things up at Mode. 180541 2008 Ugly Betty: Kids Are Alright, The T Episode #40. 5-15-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty finds her attempts to suppress her feelings for Gio useless when the two end up chaperoning Justin’s school dance together. Meanwhile, Amanda agrees to do a reality show with Gene, and Hilda goes out of her way to catch the eye of Coach Diaz. Finally, Wilhelmina makes her return to Mode, much to the distaste of the Meade family. 180542 2009 Ugly Betty: Kissed Off T DVD -R HQ 10850 Episode #54. 2-5-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty juggles work and family as she struggles to impress Jodie Papadakis (Bernadette Peters), the editor running YETI (Young Editors Training Internship). Betty considers making a personal decision to help her finances and her family, but keeps getting sidetracked. Daniel tries to hide his tracks as Connor tries to figure out who stole Molly’s heart. 180543 2007 Ugly Betty: League of Their Own, A T DVD -R HQ 9161 Episode #28. 10-25-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty tries speed dating and she gets asked out. Marc attracts the attention of a photographer that Marc doesn’t see as attracted. Wilhelmina tries to prove to the skeptical Daniel and Alexis that she can be part of the Meade family. Hilda is unaware that Justin has become a changed teen when he starts hanging with the wrong crowd and skips school. 180544 2009 Ugly Betty: Level (7) With Me T DVD -R HQ 11640 Episode #71. 11-27-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty has new job as associate features editor. Betty is alarmed when Bennett promises that Daniel will be reunited with Molly. Marc digs deeper into Nico’s mystery. 180545 2006 Ugly Betty: Lose the Boss? T DVD -R HQ 7390 Episode #9. 11-23-2006 Journalist-Magazine Executive Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera) to the editor of Mode Magazine, sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty struggles to put together a last-minute Mode photo shoot with a famous couple and their baby the day after Thanksgiving. Dejected Daniel recuperates from a hangover at the Suarez house. 180546 2006 Ugly Betty: Lyin', the Watch and the Wardrobe, The T Episode #5. 10-26-2006 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. It's Halloween and Betty is in for a series of frightful experiences ranging from showing up dressed for the Mode costume contest until she learns that there isn't one, to dealing with here growing attraction to Henry. She must also track down a watch Daniel left at one of his many girlfriends' apartments, but can't remember which one. Daniel pays a visit to his mob in rehab. Wilhelmina is horrified to learn she can't fit into a designer grown. Fashion TV (Patrick Fabia 180547 2008 Ugly Betty: Manhattan Project, The T DVD -R HQ 10330 Episode #42. 9-25-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Wilhelmina has reestablished herself at MODE with the help of Alexis Meade (Rebecca Romijn), Daniel’s sister who used to be her brother, and Daniel is out. Betty returns to see that Daniel has made changes and now edits a magazine called Player, all about youth and sex. Betty decides to get her own apartment and make her mark in New York journalism. Wilhelmina and appear on Regis and Kelly’s show. Wilhelmina is happy Kelly helped her out and Wilhelmina’s assistant Marc St. James (Michael Urie) says “She’s as reliable as she is fertile.” Claire Meade (Judith Light), Daniel and Alexis’ mother, gets out first issue of Hot Flash, a magazine for older women. Lindsey Lohan makes a guest appearance as America’s friend. 180548 2010 Ugly Betty: Million Dollar Smile T DVD -R HQ 11840 Episode #81. 3-24-2010 Journalist-Magazine Associate Features Editor Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. After being knocked unconscious at a photo shoot, Betty has a dream in which her orthodonist shows her how her life would have been had she never worn braces. 180549 2009 Ugly Betty: Mother of a Problem, A T DVD -R HQ 10940 Episode #59. 3-12-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Things don’t go as expected when Betty meets Matt’s mother (Christine Baranski). The Squarez family secretly tries to set Hilda up with Archie. 180550 2007 Ugly Betty: Nice Day for a Posh Wedding, A T DVD -R HQ 9255 Episode #30. 11-8-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Wilhelmina realizes that her maid of honor (VIctoria Beckham) is stealing her thunder as she prepares for her big day. Guilt consumes Betty over her pact with Wilhemina. 180551 2008 Ugly Betty: Odor in the Court T DVD -R HQ 9510 Episode #35. 1-17-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty’s new perfume has some unexpected effects. Claire takes the stand in Fey’s murder case. Wilhelmina takes action to become a member of the Meade clan. 180552 2010 Ugly Betty: Passion of the Betty, The T DVD -R HQ 11700 Episode #74. 1-6-2010 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty has new job as associate features editor. Betty worries that she and Matt are spending too much time together. Cal hires Wilhelmina’s replacement. Hilda considers sharing a piece of news with Bobby -- she’s pregnant. 180553 2007 Ugly Betty: Petra-Gate T DVD -R HQ 8386 Episode #20. 4-26-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty tries to avoid Daniel, Christian and Henry. Alexis gets asked out on her first date as a woman. Amanda begins a flirtation with a designer who she assumes is gay. 180554 2006 Ugly Betty: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6950. ABC DVD 8850. Episode #1. Series, 2006. Inspired by Mexican telenovela "Yo Soy Betty, la Fea." Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Marcus St. James (Michael Urie) is Wilhelmina’s loyal assistant. Betty has always dreamed of working in the publishing world, but it seems as though there's no place for the non-thin and non-beautiful in the business. Betty really wants a job in the cruel fashion world. Reporters (Teresa Haung, Arloa Reston, Ogy Durham, Jenny Lind, Richard Varga, John Burke, Jack Maxwell, Abigail Marlowe, Candace Kita, Ron Butler). 180555 2009 Ugly Betty: Plus None T DVD -R HQ 11580 Episode #69. 11-6-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty has new job as associate features editor. Matt asks someone to be his “plus one” at Wihelmina’s fundraiser for Tibetan orphans. Daniel hires Natalie to be his assistant making Betty feel unneeded. Amanda keeps a secret from Betty. Daniel discovers that his mother has a history with Cal Hartley. 180556 2007 Ugly Betty: Punch Out T DVD -R HQ 8370 Episode #19. 4-19-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Tell-All Writer (Leslie Jordan) with Fey Sommer's diaries starts stalking the Meads. Daniel reverts to his old hard-partying ways. 180557 2006 Ugly Betty: Queens for a Day T DVD -R HQ 7042 Episode #3. 10-12-2006 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty lures a famous photographer Vincent Bianchi (Rhys Coiro) to shoot for the magazine. .TV Fashion Reporter-Editor (Greg Proops). Reporter #1 (Teresa Huang). Reporter #2 (Ron Butler) 180558 2009 Ugly Betty: Rabbit Test T DVD -R HQ 11080 Episode #61. 4-30-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. The Suarez family meets Matt’s father at his renowned Easter egg hunt. Wilhelmina starts to think that William might not be her biological son. 180559 2007 Ugly Betty: Secretaries Day T DVD -R HQ 8450 Episode #21. 5-3-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty looks for ways to come up with extra money to solve a family dilemma while trying to plan the magazine's big assistants-week bash at a medieval-themed restaurant. 180560 2009 Ugly Betty: Sex Issue, The T Episode #60. 3-19-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Daniel and Wilhelmina make Mode’s issue based on sex to spice things up. Matt is hesitant to take the next step with Betty. Marc and Amanda provide Betty with a makeover. 180561 2009 Ugly Betty: Sisters on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown T DVD -R HQ 10810 Episode #53. 1-22-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty juggles work and family as she struggles to impress Jodie Papadakis (Bernadette Peters), the editor running YETI (Young Editors Training Internship). A family crisis finds Betty torn between work and home putting her at odds with Hilda. Daniel, Molly, Connor and Willhemina try to conceal their escalating love connections. 180562 2010 Ugly Betty: Smokin’ Hot T DVD -R HQ 11790 Episode #78. 2-10-2010 Journalist-Magazine Associate Features Editor Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty discovers a new designer at a low-priority show during Fashion Week. Amanda teams up with Helen to start a new fashion line. Tyler comes to New York to look for Claire. 180563 2006 Ugly Betty: Sofia's Choice T DVD -R HQ 7250 Episode #12. 1-11-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Assigned to review a posh new hotel, Betty takes a break from her family troubles. Daniel rejects the review as not being "Mode" material. Sofia Reyhes (Salma Hayek), the new editor of another magazine says she wants to print it. Daniel is dismayed when Reyes and her team take up residence in the Mode conference room. Reyes and Daniel have a one-night stand. Male Anchor (Nolan North). 180564 2007 Ugly Betty: Something Wicked This Way Comes T DVD -R HQ 9190 Episode #29. 11-1-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty and Henry try to keep their relationship a secret, but tickets to the Broadway play, “Wicked,” reveals that they are seeing each other. Daniel tries to get advertising to save Mode Magazine. 180565 2009 Ugly Betty: Sugar Daddy T DVD -R HQ 10920 Episode #58. 3-5-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty makes a surprising discovery when a YETI assignment has her and Marc analyzing Mode’s finances. Betty deals with increased attention from Matt and discovers that Henry has posted unexpected news on facebook. 180566 2007 Ugly Betty: Swag T DVD -R HQ 7610. Episode #11. 1-4-2007 Journalist-Magazine Executive Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera) to the editor of Mode Magazine, sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Christina's swag lottery with the Mode closet clothes and accessories creates a feeding frenzy among the office fashionistas, while Betty wears herself out helping Daniel who had his credit card cut off because of a $20,000 expense report. Fashion TV Anchor (Lucy Davis). 180567 2009 Ugly Betty: There’s No Place Like Mode T DVD -R HQ 10860 Episode #56. 2-19-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Mode staff deals with the aftermath of recent events. Ignacio enters a TV cook-off with celebrity chef Frankie Burrata. 180568 2009 Ugly Betty: Things Fall Apart T DVD -R HQ 10910 Episode #57. 2-26-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty makes a surprising discovery when a YETI assignment has her and Marc analyzing Mode’s finances. Betty deals with increased attention from Matt and discovers that Henry has posted unexpected news on facebook. 180569 2008 Ugly Betty: Thousand Words by Friday, A T DVD -R HQ 9564 Episode #36. 1-24-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty thinks she has been assigned to interview a great novelist, but the interviewee turns out to be a lesser writer with the same name. 180570 2008 Ugly Betty: Tornado Girl T DVD -R HQ 10490 Episode #49. 11-13-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty tries to prevent an issue of Mode from shipping because it can result in a Public Relations mess for the magazine. Meanwhile, Helga’s business license is denied by the city forcing her to go to other means to keep her salon alive. 180571 2007 Ugly Betty: Tree Grows in Guadalajara T DVD -R HQ 8490 Episode #22. 5-10-2007 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. The Suarez family travel to Mexico in an effort to help Ignacio obtain a U.S. Visa and find out more about their true family roots, especially Ignacio's real identity. 180572 2006 Ugly Betty: Trust, Lust, Must T DVD -R HQ 7202 Episode #6. 11-2-2006 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. 180573 2008 Ugly Betty: Twenty-Four Candles T DVD -R HQ 9864 Episode #37. 4-24-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Charlie shows up in New York sidelining Betty’s plan to spend her birthday with Henry. Wilhelmina tries to ruin Renee’s blossoming relationship with Daniel by hinting that there are dark secrets in her sister’s past. She substitutes her sister’s medication causing all kinds of problems. 180574 2008 Ugly Betty: Ugly Berry T DVD -R HQ 10460 Episode #47. 10-30-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Wilhelmina has reestablished herself at MODE with the help of Alexis Meade (Rebecca Romijn), Daniel’s sister who used to be her brother, and Daniel is out. Betty returns to see that Daniel has made changes and now edits a magazine called Player, all about youth and sex. Betty decides to get her own apartment and make her mark in New York journalism. Claire Meade (Judith Light), Daniel and Alexis’ mother, gets out first issue of Hot Flash, a magazine for older women. Wilhelmina’s assistant and accomplice is Marc St. James (Michael Urie). Competition between Betty and Kimmie (Lindsay Lohan) heats up. Wilhelmina wants to hire a new financial officer whom Daniel detests. Ignacio gets ready to vote for the first time. 180575 2009 Ugly Betty: Weiner, the Bun and the Boob, The T DVD -R HQ 11550 Episode #68. 10-30-2009 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty starts her new job as associate features editor and deals with resentful co-workers. Wilhelmina makes Marc be Betty’s temporary assistant. Betty decides to cover the worst jobs in New York. Hilda causes trouble for Archie’s campaign. Daniel hires a beautiful, but inept assistant. 180576 2008 Ugly Betty: When Betty Met YETL T DVD -R HQ 10540. DVD -R HQ 10557 (Ending Credits Complete) Episode #50. 11-20-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Marc and Betty both apply to the Young Editors Training Program, but there is only room for one of them. Daniel discovers an attraction to Molly. Wilhelmina tries to get Connor’s attention. 180577 2008 Ugly Betty: Zero Worship T DVD -R HQ 9495 Episode #34. 1-10-2008 Journalist-Magazine Assistant Betty Suarez (America Ferrera), sartorially challenged Latina girl from Queens who lands an entry-level job in the offices of Mode, a glossy Manhattan fashion magazine. Tabloid TV Reporter Suzuki St. Pierre (Alec Mapa) can’t get enough of gossip. Mode Editor-in-Chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), womanizing scion. Betty is the only assistant in New York Daniel won't sleep with. Mode's manipulative fashionista-in-chief Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) scheming against Daniel. Betty pushes Daniel to use real models during fashion week. Betty ends up on the runway. Wilhelmina gets some unexpected news. Amanda visits a psyche for insights into her father’s identity. 180578 1959 Ugly Duckling, The M Reporter (Roger Avon). Reporter (Reginald Marsh). Reporter (Richard Statman). 180579 1990 Ugly Swan, The SS Cooper, Jilly Journalist 180580 2009 Ugly Truth, The M DVD -R HQ 11850, 11851 TV News Producer Abby Richter (Katherine Heigl) of the morning news show in Sacramento, an unhappily single and too-busy producer to do anything about it. She’s good at her job but the audience just isn’t interested in the news, the anchors or any of the other personalities on her show. So her boss, Stuart (Nick Searcy) says if the ratings don’t pick up soon, the show will be canceled. To her horror, she shows up to work the next day to learn that Stuart has hired Mike Chadway (Gerard Butler) who is doing a raunchy show called “The Ugly Truth” on cable and hires him to be a commentator on Richter’s morning show doing a three-minute segment. He is convinced this will boost ratings -- and it does. Mike is a hit and he and Abby begin arguing almost from the minute they meet. . She hates the idea of a love advice segment featuring chauvinistic commentator Chadway. Richter is a romantically challenged producer who is reluctantly embroiled in a series of outrageous tests by Chadway to prove his theories on relationships. Cheryl Hines is the morning show’s co-anchor, Georgia, who is married to the male co-anchor Larry (John Michael Higgins). News Station Employee (Bertrand Roberson Jr.). News Station Employee (Safiyyah Hakim). Stage Manager (David Lowe). Station Employee (Taylor McCluskey). News Station Employee (Maria Antonieta Vazquez). Richter is in for a rude awakening when her bosses team her up with Chadway, a hardcore TV personality who promises to spill the ugly truth on what makes men and women tick. Chadway is a ranting Neanderthal phiosopher-lout who rises out of the swamp of public-access TV to land a segment, titled “The Ugly Truth” on a local news show in Sacramento. Implausible notion that a local news station would hire a horndog firecracker like Mike or that viewers would give him a 93 percent positive rating. 180581 1989 UHF M Cameraman (Lou B. Washington). 180582 1979 Uit elkaar MF Journalist (Guido de Moor) 180583 2006 UK Championship Snooker DT Miniseries Commentators Clive Everton, Neal Foulds, Terry Griffiths, Dennis Taylor, Willie Thorne, John Virgo. Analysts Steve Davis, John Parrott. 180584 1968 Ukjentes marked, De MF Norway Journalist 180585 1967 Ukradena vzducholod MF Reporter (Frantisek Filipovsky) 180586 2000 Ulala G TV Reporter in Sega's Space Channel 5 game. A swinging TV reporter. Movie on the horizon 180587 1993 Ulf & EF DT Short Interviewer-Host Ulf Pilgaard. 180588 1949 Ulica Graniczna MF Commentator, Introductory, U.S. Version (Quentin Reynolds) 180589 1998 Ulla Kock am Brink Show, Die T News Presenter Jens Bujar. Host Ulla Kock am Brink. 180590 2004 Ulla's vrede TF Denmark Journalist Ritzau (Peter Rathmann - Himself). 180591 1985 Ulta Seedha MF India Press Photographer Ramesh (Raj Babbar) is a man obsessed by success. He cons his way into a press photographer’s job and clicks the picture of a pretty girl beating up a roadside romeo. The picture makes the front pages of the paper, but the girl’s old-fashioned dad does not approve. Ramesh, meanwhile, loses his heart to this gutsy beauty but can’t rid himself of his tricky ways. He decides to impress both her and her father by masquerading as the moneybags owner of a bungalow in scenic Khandala. 180592 1992 Ulterior Motives M Becket, James, Thomas Ian Griffith (Story). Becket (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Erica Boswell (Mary Page Keller) for The New York Times is contacted by a woman from the National Aerospace Engineering claiming her boss is involved in illegal business activities. Newscaster (Debra Snell) Woman doesn't trust the FBI. She says the crooks only fear the press. Boswell hires a private eye to investigate the charges. The two break into a businessman's room ("How strong are your journalistic ethics?" he asks). Convinces her boss to run the story before other papers can get it or she reports it to the FBI. Businessman commits hara-kiri and the suicide is linked to Boswell's story. She finds out she has been duped and is killed with a ritual sword. But her murder is faked to capture the real crook. She is left alone to write her story: "No editor is going to believe any of this." "In our country, we just don't murder journalists if they write things we don't like." TV News Director (Jace Kent). 180593 1998 Ulterior Motives NM Oran, Daniel Reporter Karen Grey calls a project manager for a hot new software program at Seattle's giant Megasoft campus. The men had just seen a colleague shot by a fellow employee in the company garage, a killing promptly covered up by Megasoft security. He mistakes her business call for an inquiry about the murder. He sets in motion an investigation that drags them both in deep enough to be fired. They embark on a gigamegaherz race to foil a corporate conspiracy for world domination and derail the killers. Grey is a gutsy reporter who is willing to risk her reputation for a story. The owner of Megasoft was answering questions about his candidacy for President of the United States when he is assassinated by bullets of a terrorist on national television. Weeks later, the other employee is murdered. 180594 2008 Ulterior Motives M Reporter (Cheryl Weikel) 180595 1977 Ultima hora DF Spain Newsreader Pedro Marcia 180596 2000 Ultimate Christmas Present MT DVD -R HQ 10673, 10674 TV News Broadcaster (Donna Lysell). News Broadcaster-Weather Person (Dale Reynolds). National Weather Person (Karen Holness). Weatherman Student (Ian Alexander Martin). 180597 1999 Ultimate Deception MT Reporter (J.C. Kenny) 180598 2005 Ultimate Force: Weapon of Choice T Episode. 5-7-2005. Reporter (David Gillespie). 180599 1914 Ultimate Inheritors SSF Bellair, Berg Press 180600 1996 Ultimate Lie, The MT News Media. The Anchorwoman (Arthel Neville). 180601 2003 Ultimate Playmate Search, The DT Playboy Senior Photo Editor (Kevin Kuster). 180602 2005 Ultimate Severance N Blaar, James Public Relations Agency Trotter Pugg Mitchell is a world PR giant who is financially bleeding with the end of the War on Terror through the accidental launch of new “lite ‘n kleen” nukes. It is now a culture of euphoria, ethical and social impairment and calls for numerous peace dividends is again in fashion. This is clearly an environment of business opportunity for Mitchell and its clients such as Old Masters Originals, a maker of “limited edition” reproduction art. And when the PR agency teams up with Mob Boss Joey Lasagna to abet dicey corporate megamergers, they provide Wall Street raiders with a new quick-fix ultimate severance package: an innovative Corporate Governance Program powered by Trotter’s new “language of happiness.” Cash flow gushes. Money is well laundered. Trotter President Marvin Runnymede sets up a European “multi-use” facility in a 500-year-old chateau in Provence. Plans to sell “Instant PR Agency” franchises to Third World countries and hires has-been “Greats” to promote dubious products and ventures. But fortune’s smile becomes a sardonic grin. So many stubborn CEOs undergo fatal retirements in colorful circumstances around the world that a powerful U.S. Senator decides to advance his presidential ambitions with the usual TV-circus hearings. Well-cooked dishes of suspicion, buncombe and open doubt are served to the news media. In the ensuing rush for strategic exists, winners and losers fake out, promote and wound each other in surprising ways: the faux rond wheels of justice grind and clank, and the “language of happiness” covers all. 180603 1998 Ultimate Soccer Manager 98 G Commentator (Steve Brennan - Voice). 180604 2006 Ultimate Terror N Holden, Carole New York Times Journalist Hank Brennan is asked by his friend, a CIA agent who is a terrorist's next target for help. Brennan embarks upon a reckless scheme that puts the life of the woman he loves at risk and brings him face-to-face with the terrorists. It all started when a scientist finds out his daughter has lung cancer. He sells a nuclear bomb to an Islamic terrorist organization headed by a wealthy Jordanian businessman so he can pay for her treatments. The nuclear device is secreted inside a container and put aboard a ship headed for the Port of Newark. But the CIA agent learns some of the story before both his informant and the scientist are killed. The terrorists, who will stop at nothing to fulfill their mission, think the CIA agent knows about the plan to detonate the bomb near New York City so they want to kill him. 180605 2005 Ultimate Texas Bachelor, The NR Thacker, Cathy Gillen Harlequin American Romance #1080. Reporter Lainey Carrington is on assignment for a splashy celebrity magazine to uncover the real story of Brad McCabe in a tell-all expose that will end his tenure as America’s Most Loathed Bachelor. After his made-for-TV romance goes bust, Brad McCable hightails it back home to Laramie, Texas. Swearing off women and the press, he works tirelessly with his brother to get the Lazy M Ranch up and running. His wounded pride begins to heal when the domestically challenged McCabe men hire lovely Lainey Carrington to get their lives in order. Trouble is, their tart-tongued “housekeeper” is there on false pretenses. The reporter wants the story and will do anything to get it. All bets are off, however, when she falls hard for the gruffly tender cowboy. Now, once the truth comes out, this heartbreaking hottie just might break Lainey’s own heart. 180606 2003 Ultimate Truth, The M News Media. Newsreader (Andrew Swanston). Interviewer 1 (Ryan Anthony-Jones). Interviewer 2 (Louisa Gummer). 180607 1999 Ultimatum, The N Bunn, T. Davis Reporter Linda Kee 180608 1955 Ultimo amante, L' MF Italy Newspaper Manager (Ernesto Calindri). Director of the Newspaper (Elena Altieri). 180609 1980 Ultimo cacciatore, L’ (aka Last Hunter, The) M American Photojournalist Jane Foster (Tisa Farrow) joins a squad of tough guys led by a captain who has been sent to destroy a Viet Cong radio tower broadcasting discouraging words to already discouraged American soldiers. The soldier is dropped in enemy territory and meets up with his special squad who are joined by Foster. 180610 1957 Ultimo Cuple, El (aka Last Couple, The) MF Orduna, Juan de Spain News Media. Singer's rise to fame and her subsequent downfall because of the death of her lover. Manages to return to the stage only to die in her first public performance since returning to the stage. Musical-Drama. 180611 1968 Ultimo dia de la guerra, El MF Correspondent (Bruno Sismondi). 180612 1982 Ultimo schermo, L' MF Italy News Media. A Journalist (Albert Castling) 180613 1981 Ultimo squalo, L’ (aka Last Shark, The, Great White, Last Jaws, The) M TV News Crew tries to lure the Great White shark before their cameras to get “the story of the year” and get enormous ratings. The TV Newspeople discuss the possibility of incorporating stock footage into the news report to spice things up on the grounds that their viewers wouldn’t be able to tell anyway. But it doesn’t end well for them. Writer Peter Benton (James Franciscus) searches the ocean for his daughter’s missing surfer friend and finds evidence that a great white shark killed him. Peter tries to warn the town about the shark, but the mayor ignores him since the big windsurfing regatta is about to go on. When the regatta is attacked and people end up dead, Peter teams up with a shark hunter to destroy the shark. When Peter’s daughter loses a leg to the shark, he vows revenge. This sets up his climatic battle with the Great White. Young woman watching news crew (Ellen Winsor). 180614 1972 Ultimo tango a Parigi MF TV Cameraman (Mauro Marchetti). TV Cameraman, Assistant (Peter Schommer). 180615 1982 Ultimos dias de la victima MF Argentina Journalist-Periodista (Aldo Pastur). 180616 1987 Ultraman: The Adventure Begins C Photographer (Vince Trankina - voice). 180617 1998 Ultraviolet MT Miniseries Journalist Jacob Keanault (Thomas Lockyer) 180618 2003 Ulvesommer MF TV Reporter (Asne Seierstad). 180619 1982 Ulysse MF Interviewer-Narrator (Agnes Varda) 180620 1967 Ulysses M Newspapers. Leopold "Poldy" Bloom, the Jewish advertisement canvasser. Stephen "Kinch" Dedalus, writer. 180621 1914 Ulysses N OWN - H Joyce, James Editor Myles Crawford, a newspaper editor. Stephen Dedalus, a proud, sensitive young Irishman who is a writer. Leopold Bloom, a Jewish advertising salesman, symbolically Ulysses. Visits newspaper offices. 180622 2006 Ulysses M Film Critic #1 (Dave Sansom). Film Critic #2 (Alastair Love). Interviewer (James Harrison) 180623 1950 Ulysses in Nightgown P MLPL Joyce, James adaptation Index Plays, 1944-1964 Press 180624 1974 Ulzana MF East Germany Reporter des Tucson Evenging Star (Gerhard Rachold). 180625 1986 Um Adeus Portugues MF Portugal Editor (Henrique Viana). 180626 1996 Um Ceu de Estrelas MF TV Reporter (Ligia Cortez) 180627 1992 Um Crime Perfeito MTF Portugal Editor (Antonio Manuel Silva). 180628 1998 Um jeden Preis N Wedekind, Beate Germany Journalist 180629 1987 Um Trem para as Estrelas MF Photographer (Flavio Sao Thiago). 180630 1972 Uma Abelha na Chuva MF Newspaper Director Medeiros (Fernando De Oliveira). 180631 1964 Uma Hora de Amor MF Portugal Radio Reporter (Marques Vidal). 180632 1982 Umbartha MF Editor Tirodkar (Shiram Ranade) 180633 1988 Umbrella Of Glass N Alley, Henry Reporter. Aging reporter Dale Vestbern is assigned by his small Arkansas newspaper to write an article about a medical charlatan who promises to cure cancer 180634 1989 Umbruch N Rudolph, Ekkehart Germany Journalist 180635 1982 Umbruch. Roman aus der Welt der Zeitungsmacher N Jensen, Kerstin (Doris Haug-Bieri) Switzerland Journalist 180636 1938 Umwege des schonen Karl, Die MF Germany Journalist (Werner Finck). 180637 1982 Un Tipo a Posto CB Orient Express #12 Reporters 180638 1982 Un Vecchio Insolente CB Orient Express #10 Reporters 180639 1976 Unanswered Question: Six Talks at Harvard, The DT Commentator (Leonard Bernstein) 180640 2005 Unarmed Combat M News Media. Reporter (Siok Mui Seow). Photographer (Joe Foo). Cameraman (Lawrence Lim). 180641 2005 Unauthorized and Proud Of It: Todd Loren's Rock 'n' Roll Comics DT Newscaster (Linda Mitry - Voice). 180642 2004 Unaware M Reporters. News Reporter #2 (Jenna DeLuca). News Cameraman (Andrew Michals). News Reporter #1 (Via Vanca). 180643 1988 Unbearable Lightness of Being, The M Czech Editor (Bruce Myers). Swiss Photographer (Anne Lonnberg). 180644 1957 Unbearable Salesman, The C Woody Woodpecker cartoon Editor Horace Greeley (Daws Butler -- Voice) of the Tribune. Woody Woodpecker remembers how he got a bearskin rug in the days when he was a door-to-door salesman. 180645 1989 Unbelievable Truth, The M News Vendor (Tom Thon) 180646 2002 Unborn But Not Forgotten MF DVD -R HQ 8789, 8790 Japan TV Reporter and a lawman investigate a series of deaths linked to a mysterious Web site. 180647 1916 Unborn, The M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 180648 1998 Uncanny, The N Klavan, Andrew Journalist Richard Storm is 40 and has directed more than 20 successful Hollywood horror films. He abandons his film work, moves to London and joins the two-man staff of Bizarre! a magazine about the paranormal that he respects. He hopes his job may actually lead him to a few hard facts in proof of an afterlife. The staff consists of middle-aged Harper Albright, who smokes a deaths-head meerschaum pipe and carries a sword cane. Her seemingly gay son Bernard, a computer whiz. Storm is passionate, hot-blooded and running out of time. He meets a troubled woman, falls madly in love, and they go on a desperate quest to find out if the human spirit lives on after death. He pursues the woman through the labyrinth of her family's madness. 180649 1930 Uncelestial City, The: Over the Fire,” Book One N Wolfe, Humbert British poet-author, 1885-1940 Journalists. “You cannot hope to bribe or twist (thank God!) the British journalist. But, seeing what the man will do unbribed, there’s no occasion to. 180650 1942 Uncensored M Millard, Oscar E. (Novel). Wolfgang Wilhelm, Terence Rattigan, Rodney Ackland (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Editor Andre Delange (Eric Portman ) and Newspaperman Victor Lanvin (Frederick Culley) print La Libre Belgique newspaper during World War II. Delange secretly prints paper while continuing to entertain Nazis at cabaret. Lanvin is a former pro-Nazi editor who goes to work for the paper while continuing to serve the Nazis enabling him to ridicule in the free press his own articles in the German paper. Delange's cabaret partner tires to finger newspaper staff. But they keep the paper going. Delange and Julie Lanvin (Phyllis Calvert) manage to escape but the rest of the staff is arrested. When Delange and Lanvin publish another edition using an antique press at a museum, the confused Nazis let the rest of the staff go. Press Officer (Stuart Lindsell) 180651 1996 Uncertainty N Larsen, Michael (George Blecher, translator) Translated from Danish Journalist Martin Molberg with a history of mental instability, suspected of murdering his girlfriend. 180652 1918 Unchastened Woman, The M AFI-Authors Writer 180653 1990 Uncle Buck T Announcer Buck (Levin Meany) is guest announcer for Chicago Cubs. Cubs announcer Harry Caray TV Anchor in Chicago, Walter Jacobson appear as themselves 180654 1891 Uncle Eben SS Johnson, Philander Chase Fictional Journalist created by Johnson 180655 1922 Uncle George of the Newark Ledger R WOR Newark for May 29, 1922, 6:45 p.m. Newspaper. Good-night stories for the children by Uncle George of the Newark Ledger 180656 1999 Uncle Gus in: For the Love of Monkeys MT TV Interviewer (Frank Welker) 180657 1876 Uncle Remus SS Harris, Joel Chandler Fictional Journalist created by Harris for the Atlanta Constitution. Asked to create a dialect column in which the narrator known as Uncle Remus gradually evolved. Originally presented as articles. 180658 1920 Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge M Reporter (Jack Newton - The Reporter). 180659 1864 Uncle Silas N OWN - H LeFanu, Sheridan J. Press 180660 1989 Uncommon Ground SS MLPL Miner, Valerie In "Trespassing and Other Stories." Magazine Writer-Narrator: Writer on magazine assignment. 180661 1983 Uncommon Valor M News Media. Reporter (David Dangler). Reporter (Nancy Linari) 180662 1999 Unconditional Love M SVD 878 Investigative Reporter (John Kennedy Horne) vows revenge against corrupt businessman who had his colleague murdered 180663 2002 Unconditional Love M News Media. TV Reporter (Don Elkins). TV Field Reporter (Sia Moody). TV Anchor (Peggy Kusinski-Kinander). Morning Chicago TV Host (Beth Littleford). TV Station Intern (Amo Gulinello). TV Show Producer (Tim Bohn). Talk-Show Host Sally Jessy Raphael (Herself). 180664 1920 Unconscious Crusader, An N USC Williams, Sidney Cub Reporter James Radbourne, beginning reporter striving to uplift the entire institution of journalism. Becomes editor. 180665 1997 Unct M TV Newscaster (Daniel McIvor) 180666 1997 Uncut M Canada Newscaster (Daniel MacIvor). 180667 1937 Und du mein Schatz fahrst mit MF Reporter (Clemens Wrede). Reporter in New York (Fred Goebel). Reporter in New York (Jack Diehl). Reporter in New York (Hermann Pfeiffer). Reporter in New York (Luigi Bernauer). 180668 1970 Und Jimmy ging zum Regenbogen N Simmel, Johannes Mario Germany Radio Journalist 180669 1998 Undaunted Spirit N Peart, Jane Editor Mindy McClaren leaves her comfortable home to become the editor of a newspaper in a rugged silver-mining town in the mountains of Colorado. 180670 2003 Undead M Newsreader (David Whitcomb). 180671 2002 Undeclared: Parent's Weekend T Episode #11. 1-22-2002 Photographer (Erik Stolhanske). 180672 2003 Undefeated MT Reporter (Scott Hatfield). Sportscasters (Larry Merchant, Jim Lampley - Themselves). Boxing Announcers (Mark Schult, Arnie "Tokyo" Rosenthal, Randy Gordon). DJ (Tony Touch). Sports Announcer at Ringside (Stewart Summers). 180673 1963 Under Age M News Reporter (Barnett Shaw). News Photographer (William Peck). 180674 1991 Under Cover: T SV 89 Episode. Series 1-7-1991 to 2-16-1991 News Media 180675 1935 Under falsk flagg MF Radio Reporter (Sven Jerring) 180676 1983 Under Fire M DVD. L. VHS 447 Frohman, Clayton (Story). Ron Shelton, Clayton, Frohman (Screenplay) Photojournalist Russell Price (Nick Nolte) believes in getting the story first is all that matters: "I don't take sides. I take pictures." In Nicaragua he meets Alex Grazier (Gene Hackman) who plans to go to New York to take a job as a TV Anchorman. Price also meets Claire (Joanna Cassidy), another journalist. Price discovers a revolutionary leader is dead but fakes the photograph to show the rebel leader is alive. Decides political consequences outweigh professional integrity. Grazier returns as a network anchor celebrity news star. He is furious when he discovers Russell faked the picture and didn't tell him. They go to the front lines where Grazier is shot down as a screaming Russell escapes. New York Times, 10/21/83: "There's plenty of thought to be given to journalists who get so caught up in the practice of their trade -- seeing the world entirely in terms of the stories they write about it -- …" "...that they forget that the events they're covering involve the lives and deaths of real people. Under Fire just muddles the issue." Journalist (Holly Palance). Young Journalist (Andaluz Russell). Boy Photographer (Oswaldo Doria). 180677 1990 Under Lock and Key NR Miles, Cassie Harlequin Temptation #305 Journalist Dr. Flynn Carlson was the official biographer assigned by Mollie Locke’s father’s estate to be the world-famous writer’s official biographer. But Mollie had always refused interviews regarding her father and she wasn’t about to bend the rules for Carlson. But he was persistent since only Mollie could lead him to the legendary “lost” manuscript. Mollie couldn’t resist the lure of finding the unpublished work by her father. Together she and Flynn visited her childhood haunts searching for possible clues. But Mollie soon began to suspect that the charismatic Dr. Carlson wanted more from her than the secrets of her past. He wanted her. 180678 2003 Under Lock and Key NR Kurtz, Sylvie Harlequin Intrigue Investigative Journalist Tyler Blackwell is called in by an uncle to protect his niece who is isolated in the family castle because of a childhood disfigurement. She is in danger and doesn't know it. Uncle wants Reporter Blackwell to find out who is threatening her. On a stormy Texas night, Blackwell wakes up from a car crash to find himself in a castle dungeon bound under lock and key by a jailer with haunting eyes and virginal flesh begging for a man's touch. It's the woman he was sent undercover to defend from a deadly enemy intent on destroying her life. 180679 1902 Under My Own Roof N USC Rouse, Adelaide Louise Editor Honor Sharpe, fat and forty, edits the woman's pages on newspaper. . Cincinnatus is the name he used to sign to his newspaper articles, musical and drama critic. Rosalind Keith, a newspaper woman "Cincinnatus is one of the scribbling folk, and so am I." 180680 2006 Under My Roof N Mamatas, Nick Weatherman is the first hostage of the “armed micronation” in which a Long Island father-son duo strike a blow for individual freedom by building a nuclear bomb, hiding it in a lawn gnome and declaring independence from the United States. 12-year-old Herbert Weinberg’s laid-off father, Daniel, has a Patriot Day freak out and after he and Herb build the nuke and fax out a press release proclaiming the creation of the kingdom of Weinbergia, the cops, FBI and National Guard descend on the home. Herb’s mom, Geri, splits and as the news media pick up the story -- the local weatherman is the first hostage -- Weinbergia mania sweeps the nation. Daniel and Herbie become cult heroes. Herb is kidnapped and briefly reunited with his mother. Trouble looms ahead. 180681 2009 Under New Management M Newscaster (Patricia Hoffman). Two co-workers send their boss on a sex cruise and then turn office into party central, causing profits to soar in the process. 180682 1890 Under Orders: Story of a Young Reporter, The N OWN - H - USC Munroe, Kirk City Editor Joe Haxall (modeled after John Bogart, city editor of the New York Sun) who defends his staff against unfair criticism. First novel devoted to reporting. 180683 1890 Under Orders: Story of a Young Reporter, The SS Munroe, Kirk Reporter Myles Manning quits college to take a job as a newspaper reporter in New York City to pay the family mortgage. Manning has pluck and a superficial snobbishness as he goes about reporting for the newspaper. 180684 1935 Under Pressure M VHS 5220 Chase, Borden and Edward Doherty (Novel -- "East River"). Chase, Noel Pierce, Lester Cole (Screenplay) Reporter Pat (Florence Rice) covers rival tunnel crew chiefs. Reporter is fired for failing to cover another assignment while drinking with the tunnel workers. She takes a job at a paper in Brooklyn and writes about the rivalry. Newspaper Editress-Female newspaper editor (Josephine Whittell). Newspaper Reporter (Olin Howlin). 180685 1986 Under Siege MT Woodward, Bob, Christian Williams, Richard Harwood (Story and Teleplay) Ness Book - Woodward is Washington Post Journalist and Harwood was a managing editor at the Post. Editor Warren Richards (George Grizzard) tries to get information as a terrorist attack takes place on the United States. He is given top secret FBI computer analyses of the terrorists by an anonymous source. Conspiracy exists in the highest ranks and the press, for all its faults, is the last recourse in exposing these crimes. In the end, Gizzard gets his story for publication. Crisis began when terrorists attacked a military base and the press is quickly put in a bad light as they hover over the site in a helicopter trying to get footage, although warned by the military to leave. They are fired on when they do not comply. Retired newscaster John pace (Lew Ayres) who lives near the site, does a stand-up report filled with personal comments ending with a demand that someone fight back. "My responsibility is to print the truth. I am trying to find out what that is." "If you print that story, you're going to kill innocent people." "Newspapers don't kill people…." 180686 1990 Under Siege N OWN - P Coonts, Steven News Media 180687 1954 Under soft lightning... CB Family Favourites Comic Weekly #18. Reprinted from the Chicago Tribune comic strip. Reporter Brenda Starr 180688 1998 Under solen MF Sweden Newspaper Receptionist (Gunilla Roor). 180689 1918 Under Suspicion M Weir, Hugh C. (Story - "Woolworth Diamonds, The"). Albert Shelby LeVino (Scenario) AFI-Editors/Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Society Reporter for The Sentinel, Virginia Blake (Beverly Bayne) dislikes rich people so a millionaire passes himself off as a cub reporter Gerry Simpson (Francis X. Bushman). . He gets a job on the paper, but is suspected of a jewel robbery Blake is investigating. Simpson ends up buying the paper and taking over as editor. 180690 1994 Under Suspicion: T SV 294 (Part 2 Excerpts). SV 289 (Part 1 Excerpts). Episode. Series 9-16-1994 to 3-10-1995. Corrupt Reporter 180691 1995 Under Suspicion: Holy Suspect T Episode #13. 1-20-1995 Reporter for a newspaper is killed and a priest who was convicted of manslaughter, served his sentence, and redeemed himself b8y running a halfway house is one of the suspects in the homicide. 180692 1995 Under Suspicion: Hostage Standoff T Episode #15. 2-3-1995 TV Reporter (Rosalind Chao) and her cameraman annoy Phil and jeopardize a murder investigation. To top it off, the reporter and her cameraman end up as hostages for the main suspect in the murder. 180693 1994 Under Suspicion: Street Kid Arson/Murder Story T Episode #8. 11-11-1994 Newspapers. A leak to the newspapers from the precinct is investigated. A body is found in the debris of a warehouse that was torched. Main suspects are some street kids who live near the warehouse, especially one with a history of previous arsons. 180694 1986 Under the Cherry Moon M Photographer (Nicolas Monard) 180695 2002 Under the Covers NR Herron, Rita Reporter Hunter Stone of The Atlantic Journal thinks the author of a best-selling sex manual for married couples, "Under the Covers," broke up his marriage so he's out for revenge. Just as her book hits the stores, her husband tells her he's run off with his lover. Her publicist makes her go on talk shows and a book tour. Her well-meaning sisters hire a hunk of a plan to play her husband. Little do they know that they hired Stone. He wants to get the dirt on her and what better way than pretending he's her husband. 180696 1901 Under the Eaves SS MLPL Harte, Brete In "Under the Redwoods." Editor, Assistant, of the San Francisco Daily Information. 180697 1867 Under the Gaslight P MLPL Daly, Augustin Newsboy. Peanuts, a rival operator in papers: "Extra! … Papers, Miss. Extra! Revolution in Mexico!" Fights with rival seller. 180698 1995 Under the Hula Moon M Celentano, Jeff, Gregory Webb (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Maya Gundinger (Musetta Vander) for station KCUD in Cactus Gulch. Seen doing an overly perky report on a couple who have raised a giant pumpkin. She completes her stand-up with the claim, "We've got it good in Cactus Gulch." When she returns to the news truck she breaks down in tears because she is stuck in a one-horse town. Man escapes from prison, ties up his brother and attempts to rape his wife. Assault is interrupted when Publisher's Clearing House Prize Patrol shows up. Reporter sees tape taken by the prize patrol, realizes something is wrong. She drives out to the trailer to investigate. She and the brother are in pursuit of the convict, who has kidnapped the woman. Reporter continually runs her camera during chase. She begins fashioning sensationalistic account of anticipated confrontation between the brothers. Man accuses her of being insensitive and only interested in getting a juicy story. Brother is caught and Gundinger is able to milk the story for two weeks. "If it comes down to it, and Betty or you get shot or maimed or killed, I promise that my story will be the one they use on CNN." News Reporter (Tina Naughton). 180699 1987 Under the Lake NM OWN - H Woods, Stuart Reporter John Howell, once a top investigative journalist. Ambitious younger female reporter on the prowl for corruption. Burnt-out ace reporter rents a cabin in a backwoods Georgia town, stumbles upon and determines to solve a town mystery. 180700 1993 Under the Mosquito Net N Dunkel, Elizabeth Editor Maia Rose, a beauty editor of Chic Magazine, loves her work and only takes her first vacation in 15 years because company policy forces her to. She has a glamorous New York lifestyle most women would die for. But after reaching the near-top of her profession. Maia begins to find her life shallow and banal. She yearns to get married, have children and abandon Manhattan for a simpler life. When the Chic astrologer tells Maia that her life is about to undergo an abrupt change, she is skeptical -- but not skeptical enough to stick to her original, somewhat vague vacation plans. She decides to go to Mexico and ends up in Dolores, a small fishing village in the Yucatan. Maia participates voyeuristically in the insular lives and romances of the American expatriates who populate the tiny town, but only after a hurricane hits the hamlet does she really become involved in the community. It’s almost as if this natural disaster were a needed slap in the face. The new, more relaxed Maia quits her job, rents a house and slowly becomes involved with a brooding Guatemalan refugee. But their romance is far from smooth. Miguel Angel, an intellectual and former schoolteacher, has to come to terms with his tragic past, and Maia has to learn to define herself in a new world. 180701 1925 Under the N-Ray SSF Smith, Will-Robbins, R.J. Press 180702 2006 Under the Pink Carpet: Another Gay TV Show DT Correspondent Tony Sawicki (2005-2006). Correspondent Michele Balan (2005). Drag Diva Correspondent Clover Honey (2005-2006). Fag Hag Correspondent Stephanie I. Butler (2006). 180703 2006 Under the Sky M TV Anchor (Amber Jean Koerner). 180704 2006 Under the Sycamore Tree MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Christopher Rosamond). Reporter #2 (Phyllis Ho). Reporter #3 (Brad Williams). Reporter #4 (John Funk). Reporter #5 (Leslie Parmar). Reporter #6 (Philip Cabrita). Reporter #7 (Brenda Matthews). Reporter #8 (Devan Vancise). Reporter #9 (Lia Como). Reporter #10 (Sheryl Thompson). Reporter #11 (Billy Hall). Reporter #12 (Mike Fenner). Superstar NFL Quarterback says goodbye to cheating wife and reacquaints himself with his eight-year-old daughter and her mother. 180705 1984 Under the Volcano M L Lowry, Malcolm (Novel). Guy Gallo (Screenplay). Huston - Ness Book Newspaperman Hugh Firmin (Anthony Andrews), sometime journalist recently returned from Spanish Civil War, doing story about Mexican Nazi party. Half-brother of alcoholic who had affair with his wife. Firmin claims he was wounded when he fell out of an ambulance and seven cases of beer and six journalists fell on top of him. He's ready to turn in his typewrite for a gun and return to England to join the R.A.F. Feels like a deserter for leaving Spain. Mad Love is being shown in a Mexican theater. 180706 1963 Under the Yum Yum Tree M DVD -R HQ 10247, 10248 Writers (Erskine Johnson, Army Archard) 180707 1911 Under Western Eyes N OWN - H Conrad, Joseph Journalist Laspara, a subversive journalist suspected of complicity in revolutionary plots. 180708 2008 Underbelly T Journalists (Damon Hunter, Michelle Cele, Shane Lee) 180709 2008 Underbelly: Suffer the Children T Episode #9. 4-2-2008 TV Reporter (Kate Doherty). 180710 1983 Undercover M Reporter (Greig Pickhaver). Photographer (Martin Sharman). 180711 1985 Undercover NR Seger, Maura Harlequin Temptation #69 Reporter Tyne Saunders had been locked in a cell and the guards had thrown away the key. No one knew this was all part of Tyne’s plan. She wasn’t both an ace reporter and a crack shot for nothing. It was Falconer Darcourt, the high-powered businessman she was sworn to protect, who threw her into turmoil. Suddenly she was deeply involved with him, in bed and out. She couldn’t afford to fall this way, distracted and in love, when Falconer was so dangerously exposed. 180712 2002 Undercover Angels T Reporter (Simone Kessell). Reporter (Jackie O). Reporter (Katie Underwood) 180713 2002 Undercover Brother M Reporter (Enid-Raye Adams). Reporter (Judi Embden). Reporter (Dave Pearce). Reporter (Liz West). 180714 2003 Undercover Christmas MT DVD -R HQ 10671, 10672 Reporter (Paul Dunphy). 180715 1958 Undercover Girl M UK Only Editor Ken Farrell (John Boxer). 180716 2007 Undercover in High Heels N Halliday, Gemma #3 High Heels Series Tabloid Reporter will stop at nothing to get the story of the century when a young starlet of TV’s newest hit show, Magnolia Lane, is found dead. He wants to know all about the secretive leading lady, the actor on the verge of a nervous breakdown, and a sexy cyber scandal. The new wardrobe assistant on the set is a shoe designer who is in fashion heaven. Now it’s up to her to sift through the evidence, ignore the sexy lead detective, and figure out how to catch Hollywood’s hottest killer. 180717 2004 Undercover Kids M News Media. Reporter (Ivy Elfstrom-Danielle Petty). 180718 1949 Undercover Man, The M Newsreel Announcer (Tom Hanlon). Newsboy (Joe Mantell) 180719 2005 Undercover Man, The M Reporter (James Anthony Jackson). Reporter (Vanessa Tyler). 180720 1998 Undercover Secrets NR Verdier, Zoe le Black Lace. Adult TV Reporter Anna Caplin is an ambitious journalist. When her boss offers her the chance to infiltrate a secret medical institute, she grabs the opportunity, not realizing the institute specializes in sexual experimentation. It isn’t long before Anna finds herself involved in some highly unorthodox situations with Doctor Galloway, the institute’s director. Then she meets the attractive, but melancholy Frank, Doctor Galloway’s son who knows the secrets of the institute. Will Anna discover them before her taste for games of submission and control grows ito an insatiable hunger? 180721 1946 Undercover Woman, The M Dannett, Sylvia G.L. (Story). Robert Metzler (Adaptation). Jerry Sackheim, Sherman I. Lowe (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Walter Hughes, a local newsman helps a private detective investigate murder at a dude ranch. Detective hired to get evidence that will enable a woman to divorce her husband who is having an affair with a married woman. When the husband is murdered, detective solves the crime with assistance of reporter and sheriff. Murderer is revealed to be a ranch owner who was seeking revenge for death of her daughter. 180722 2007 Underdog M DVD -R HQ 11051, 11052 Reporter "Sweet" Polly Purebred (Amy Adams) is Underdog's girlfriend.. News Reporter (Frank D'Agostino). News Reporter (Susie Castillo). CCLN 3 Photographer (William DeCoff). Press Secretary (Diana Schneider). Lab accident gives hound named Shoeshine superpowers -- a secret the dog eventually shares with the young boy who his owner and friend. 180723 1964 Underdog: C SVD 1192, 749, 756 Episodes. Series. 10-3-1964 to 9-2-1973. NBC, CBS, NBC. TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma MacMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Polly’s boss O.J. Skweez (Mort Marshall), owner of the TTV Building. Sweet Polly Purebred was an anthropomorphic female dog who is the secret object of Shoeshine/Underdog affection. It was usually her cry of “Oh where, oh where has my Underdog gone?” that prompted the humble and loveable Shoeshine Boy to slip into a nearby phone booth and emerge as Underdog. 180724 1966 Underdog: Batty Man (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #113-#114-#115-#116 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180725 1966 Underdog: Big Dipper, The (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #89-#90-#91-#92 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180726 1964 Underdog: Big Shrink, The (Shrinking Water) (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C SVD 1201 Episodes #21-#22-#23-#24. Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma MacMillan). Villain is working on a chemical that will shrink the city's citizens to miniature size. In Part 2, Underdog gets shrunk and along with Polly they break out of a bird cage only to find themselves in a battle with vicious rats. The villain plans to distribute the shrinking chemical through rainwater. In Part 3, Underdog must save the city from the villain's rainmaking machine. In Part 4, after the entire city is shrunk down to miniature size, Underdog manages to convince the villain to provide the antidote to the shrink solution. 180727 1964 Underdog: Bubbleheads, The (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #25-#26-#27-#28 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Underwater society develops a tidal-wave machine. As giant tidal waves threaten to destroy the earth, Polly and the Professor travel to the south seas to investigate the source of the underwater disturbances. Polly and the Professor are held captive in the underwater Maldemare kingdom. Underdog is summoned to locate and save his friends. Underdog, Polly and the Professor manage to escape from a giant clam. Underwood then destroys the tidal wave making machine. 180728 1964 Underdog: Fearo (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #17-#18-#19-#20 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Sweet Polly boards a ship to travel to a south sea island to investigate the world's biggest monster, "Fearo the Ferocious. After overcoming a mutiny at sea Polly and the gang continue to the island. They arrive at the island. Underdog saves the day by overcoming ferocious dinosaurs. Gang captures "Fearo" and returns him to civilization ala King Kong. He meets the public in a big television broadcast. But "Fearo" escapes in a rampage, kidnapping Polly. "Fearo" runs amok and even the Army cannot stop him. Underdog arrives on the scene and battles "Fearo" by tantalizing him with a jungle delicacy. 180729 1965 Underdog: Flying Sorcerers, The (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #57-#58-#59-#60 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180730 1965 Underdog: Forget-Me-Net, The (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #61-#62-#63-#64 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180731 1965 Underdog: From Hopeless to Helpless C SVD 1213 Episode #29. 1-1-1965 Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma MacMillan). An evil criminal frames Underdog and sends him to prison. Meanwhile, Underdog's look-a-like Tap Tap is continuing to act in Underdog's place. 180732 1965 Underdog: From Hopeless To Helpless (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #29-#30-#31-#32 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Evil criminal Riff-Raff frames Underdog and sends him to prison. His look-a-like Tap Tap is continuing to act in Underdog's place. While Riff Raff and Tap Tap pull crimes on an unsuspecting public, Underdog remains in jail. He is convinced that somehow he must be guilty of the crimes. 180733 1964 Underdog: Go Snow (Parts 1. 2, 3 and 4) C Episodes #3-#4-#5-#6. TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Villain creates a new super weapon, the Go-Snow Gun. The gun freezes people turning them into snow people. Simon Bar Sinister, Underdog's key villain, uses his new weapon to freeze Sweet Polly and is holding her captive. Simon Bar Sinister and his henchman take over the First National Bank holding the bank president, his staff and customers prisoner. Underdog learns Simon is holding Polly and the people from the First National Bank hostage. He knows he must act fast to save everyone. Underdog arrives at the First National Bank where Simon Bar Sinister and his Henchman Cad are holding the hostages with his new freeze gun. Simon tries to freeze Underdog, but Underdog again saves the day. 180734 1965 Underdog: Gold Bricks, The (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #45-#46-#47-#48 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180735 1964 Underdog: Great Gold Robbery, The (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #13-#14-#15-#16. TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Riff-Raff comes up with a plan to steal the country's supply of gold. Underdog sets out to foil the plan and capture Riff-Raff once and for all. Riff-Raff and his gang break into Fort Knox. Sweet Polly Purebred gets a tip and starts to investigate what is going on at Fort Knox. They find her snooping around at Fort Knox and capture her. Underdog hears her calls for help and springs into action. Underdog arrives at Fort Knox after hearing Sweet Polly's cries for help. He rescues her and captures Riff-Raff and his gang and sends them to prison. 180736 1966 Underdog: Just In Case (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #93-#94-#95-#96 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180737 1965 Underdog: Magnet Men, The (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #41-#42-#43-#44 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180738 1966 Underdog: Marbleheads, The (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #97-#98-#99-#100 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180739 1964 Underdog: March of the Monsters C Episode #2. TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Army of giant robots take over the city and capture Polly. Underdog foils the monsters by using his high-pitched voice to destroy the robots' electronic brains. The robots aren't the only thing destroyed, but so is all of the city's glassware. 180740 1965 Underdog: Molemen, The (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #53-#54-#55-#56 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180741 1966 Underdog: New Villain, A (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #109-#110-#111-#112 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180742 1965 Underdog: Pain Strikes Underdog (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #49-#50-#51-#52 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180743 1966 Underdog: Phoney Booths (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #121-#122-#123-#124 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Simon Bar Sinister creates phone booths that hypnotize all who enter. Through his hypnotizing booths, Simon wreaks havoc on the city's peace and security. Soon, Shoe Shine Boy discovers that something should be done but he won't use a phone booth to change into Underdog, will he? Underdog is now under Simon's control. Meanwhile, Polly is in the city destroying phone booths. Simon sends Underdog to stop her. Underdog overcomes Simon's hypnotic mind control and then saves Polly. He destroys the evil master-criminal's crime lab. 180744 1966 Underdog: RiffRaffville (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #77-#78-#79-#80 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180745 1966 Underdog: Round and Round (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #105-#106-#107-#108 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180746 1964 Underdog: Safe Waif (aka Pilot) C Episode #1. 10-3-1964 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Underdog breaks out of the phone booth and hears the cries for help. He finds a little boy safe and sound but in the process blows up a bank building. 180747 1966 Underdog: Silver Thieves, The (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #73-#74-#75-#76 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Ghost-like people terrorize the city by stealing silver. If anyone interferes, they are shot with "lightening jolts" and frozen. When Underdog fights one, it freezes him and steals his silver ring along with his super-energy pill. Sweet Polly and the citizens revive Underdog who deduces that these ghosts are actually cloud men from the planet Cumulus. He and Polly fly to face the king and find out what is going on. King Cumulus Regulus needs silver for his people. He plans to steal all of the silver from the United States Treasury. Underdog arrives to fight him, but the King's lightening jolts the hero and Polly. Underdog finds his ring and fights the cloud king. King Cumulus Regulus sets up a trade with Earth people -- gold for silver. 180748 1964 Underdog: Simon Says C Episode #7. TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Simon, a mad scientist, creates a camera. When he takes someone's picture, the camera freezes them in a photograph. 180749 1966 Underdog: Simon Says 'Be My Valentine' (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #101-#102-#103-#104 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180750 1965 Underdog: Simon Says…No Thanksgiving (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #69-#70-#71-#72 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180751 1966 Underdog: Tickle Feather Machine, The (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #81-#82-#83-#84 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180752 1964 Underdog: Tricky Trap By Tap Tap C Episode #8. TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Underdog's double, an evil criminal, plots to steal a priceless diamond after he escapes from prison. 180753 1966 Underdog: Underdog vs. Overcat (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #85-#86-#87-#88 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Overcat is the evil ruler of the Planet Felina. The planet's milk supply has run out so he sends his men to Earth to steal diary cows. After the Felina cat succeeds in transporting all of Earth's cows to their planet, they realize they do not know how to milk the cows. They capture Sweet Polly and force her to milk the cows. Underdog arrives to save the day and walks right into a trap. Overcat sends Underdog to work with Polly milking cows. Underdog eventually breaks free and saves Polly and the cows. Overcat challenges Underdog to a fight. If he refuses, Overcat will attack If he refuses, Overcat will attack the Earth. Underdog defeats Overcat by using his incredible speed. Overcat is banished from Felina and the cats begin to live off coconut milk. 180754 1966 Underdog: Vacuum Gun, The (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #117-#118-#119-#120 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Simon has invented a Vacuum Gun and plans to "clean" the city of crime. While Shoeshine sees no harm in this, Sweet Polly suspects Simon of something far more sinister. Simon plans to build an army of crooks. Sweet Polly overhears him, but is captured. She cries out for Underdog who is captured as well. While Simon's Vacuum Army sucks up all of the money in America, Sweet Polly searches for Underdog's ring in the tank filling with water. Sweet Polly finds Underdog's ring. Newly charged hero makes short work of Simon, the army and the Vacuum Gun. 180755 1965 Underdog: Weathering the Storm (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #37-#38-#39-#40 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Underdog has Polly sit under a tree while he picks flowers for her. When he returns, she is gone. Underdog comes to Polly's rescue. After battling the Witch's "pets." the Witch informs Underdog that he must perform three tasks to free Polly from eternal slumber. Underdog embarks on completing the three tasks that will save Polly, but when he finds that the Witch's tasks are evil, he still manages to complete the three without harming anyone. Underdog decides he cannot complete the Witch's third task, so he defeats her by destroying her broom. Meanwhile, Polly is still under the curse and is doomed to sleep for 1000 years -- unless she receives the kiss of a hero. 180756 1965 Underdog: Whistler's Father (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #65-#66-#67-#68 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. 180757 1966 Underdog: Witch of Pickyoon, The (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4) C Episodes #33-#34-#35-#36 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Underdog has Polly sit under a tree while he picks flowers for her. When he returns, she is gone. Underdog comes to Polly's rescue. After battling the Witch's "pets." the Witch informs Underdog that he must perform three tasks to free Polly from eternal slumber. Underdog embarks on completing the three tasks that will save Polly, but when he finds that the Witch's tasks are evil, he still manages to complete the three without harming anyone. Underdog decides he cannot complete the Witch's third task, so he defeats her by destroying her broom. Meanwhile, Polly is still under the curse and is doomed to sleep for 1000 years -- unless she receives the kiss of a hero. 180758 1964 Underdog: Zot (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4). C Episodes #9-#10-#11-#12 TV Reporter Sweet Polly Purebred (Norma McMillan) faced abduction, threats or other ills from various nefarious types, but "Have no fear -- Underdog is here!" Underdog-Shoeshine Boy (Wally Cox) saves Purebred time and time again. Underdog is having an average day. Foils a bank robbery, rescues Sweet Polly and makes himself useful across the world. A million, million miles away, on the Planet Zot, King Klobber is upset. His daughter the princess wants to get married. But she can't find anyone suitable. King searches galaxy and the universe for the strongest warrior and discovers Underdog. He sends a fleet of spaceships to capture Underdog and bring him to the planet Zot. King sends a spaceship to capture Sweet Polly Purebred and holds her under "The Great Zot," a 10-ton weight. When Underdog arrives to save Polly he agrees to marry the princess if Polly is returned safely to Earth. Underdog and the princess are about to be married. Evil two-headed dragon attacks the city. Underdog defeats the dragon and saves the city. King allows Underdog to return to Earth without marrying his daughter. She marries the prime minister of Zot. 180759 1915 Underdogs, The N OWN - P Azuela, Mariao Journalist Luis Cervantes, pseudo-intellectual journalist who encourages the hero to fight. Opportunist journalist and political turncoat. 180760 2005 Underdrifter M Anchorman (Olof Skoldenberg). Anchorwoman (Malin Sternbrink). 180761 2003 Underdrifter 2 M News Media. Anchorman (Olof Skoldenberg). Anchorwoman (Malin Sternbrink). Young woman decides to save the world by setting up a big speaker at a public square only to drown in the flood of information of everyday media. 180762 2006 Underfoot NR Banks, Leanne Harlequin Romance Novel Public Relations Genius Trina Roberts of Bellagio, Inc. had been a bad, bad girl when she’d gone to bed with a recently jilted groom and wound up pregnant. She knew Walker Gordon wasn’t looking for forever, at least not with her. So when he took a job overseas, she sort of neglected to tell him about the baby on the way. Now he’s back, and he’s just figured out the truth. Walker has been reeling from a very public breakup when Trina had offered solace he couldn’t deny. He’d never expected the result would make him somebody’s daddy. Trina claimed not to need anything from him, but he was determined that his child have a father. He just didn’t know if it should be him. 180763 1941 Underground M News Announcer Eric Francken (Philip Dorn), announcer on clandestine Resistance radio. News Vendor (Hans Wollenberger). Blind News Vendor (Norbert Schiller). 180764 1990 Underground M Newspaper Editor (Ken Eaton). 180765 2003 Underground M Reporter (Lucinda Gould) 180766 1974 Underground Man, The T Newscaster (Bill Stout). 180767 1989 Underground Terror: An Urban Nightmare M Reporter (B.J. Geordan) and detective try to solve New York subway deathtrap case. Reporter is captured by leader of killers, it's up to detective to save her 180768 1997 Underground, The M Reporter (Symba Smith). Photographer (Buzz Belmondo). 180769 2003 Underkill: Allen Choice Novel N Chang, Leonard Hispanic Reporter Linda Maldonaldo's brother is killed in a drug-related car crash in Malibu. Korean-American executive protection expert Allen Choice is her boyfriend. 180770 1995 Underneath M TV Sports Reporter (Jordy Hultberg) 180771 1936 Undersea Kingdom, The M L Serial. 12 chapter Newspaperwoman Diana Compton (Lois Wilde), reporter following "Crash" Corrigan to Atlantis. 180772 1988 Understudy: Graveyard Shift II, The M Cameraman, Assistant (John Copping). 180773 2003 Undertaker's Dozen, The M News Announcer (Kristin Korsnes). 180774 2003 Undertow N McCourtney, Lorena Editor Angie Harrison wanted to start over so she left a glamorous modeling career in New York City to become the owner-editor of a small-town newspaper in Julesburg, Oregon. She has plans for opening its office in an old, haunted theater. Discovers the murderous history of an abandoned local theater called Nevermore -- determined to defy town lore that says disaster greets anyone involved with the police. . She must confront her own buried secrets. Murder of a close friend, visit from abusive former boyfriend and return of long lost love are part of the undertow that surrounds her. 180775 2004 Undertow M Newscaster (H.G. Green). 180776 1927 Underworld M Press 180777 1988 Underworld NM Hill, Reginald News Media 180778 2001 Underworld M African-American News Reader (Diana DeVoe). 180779 1997 Underworld T Episode #4. 11-25-1997 TV Reporter (Ian Kelly). 180780 1994 Underworld Dwellers N Tucker, Ernest Editor hired to produce a scam-promoting magazine turns the tables on his underworld bosses 180781 1950 Underworld Story, The M SV 50 Rice, Craig (Story). Henry Blankfort (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Mike (Dan Duryea) for The Times-Gazette accused of providing information that led to gang killing and is fired. No one will hire him. Colleague suggests he buy his own paper in "one of those ivy-covered towns…You know what's under ivy Mike…." "…Little crawling things. You should feel right at home there." Mike gets money from underworld boss, buys interest in the Lakeville Sentinel run by Cathy (Gale Storm). Two clash over editorial policy. Mike wants sensational slant. Murder takes place. Mike starts bidding war among wire services for exclusive stories on murder. Victim is daughter-in-law of Publisher Stanton (Herbert Marshall), head of major newspaper chain. Killer is his son. They frame black servant. Use media to convict her. Publisher offers Mike lucrative position, pressures paper's advertisers, attacks defense committee, smashes presses, tries. to kill Mike. Publisher shoots son. Grace, the reporter (Frances Chaney). Editor Chuck Lee (Stephen Dunne). New York Times, 7/27/50: "Journalism is presented as a wicked, corrupt and shameless trade in this crime-conscious film…(the hero) is even less personable, indeed, than is…the publisher who subverts justice and hires relentless goons. 180782 1961 Underworld U.S.A. M DVD -R HQ 9763, 9764 Newspaperman (James Bacon). 180783 1956 Underworld USA N Dineen, J Crime Reporter. Rise and fall of the crime reporter for the Boston Globe 180784 2006 Underworld: Evolution M Newscaster (Monica Hamburg). 180785 2005 Undiscovered M DVD -R HQ 9127, 9128 Reporter (Melissa Cross - Extra Reporter). KCRW Engineer (Harrison Held). Group of aspiring entertainers try to establish careers for themselves in the city of Los Angeles 180786 2002 Undisputed M Reporter 1 (George Christy). Reporter 2 (James Alan Hensz). Reporter 3 (John D. Harrington). Reporter (Bruce Pobanz). Reporter #2 (Michael A. Tessiero). Interviewer for CNOX (Maureen O'Boyle). 180787 2006 Undisputed II: Last Man Standing M Reporter (Maria Ilieva). 180788 1996 Undue Influence MT Female Reporter (Ola Sturik). Male Reporter (Ken Ryan). Newsman (Gord Martineau). Commentator (Tim Weber). 180789 1997 Une femme tres tres tres amoureuse MF France. Photographer (Vincent Tulli). 180790 1991 Unearthed N McConnell, Ashley News Media 180791 2005 Unearthly NSF Zeller, Sandra Tabloid Reporter Chris Spencer has been assigned to cover something that is killing and mutilating pets, livestock and now people in Southern Florida. He and his partner, Crasher, have enlisted the aid of two Native American guides to take them into the deadly Florida swamps. One of the guides is a beautiful woman and Spencer falls for her. He hopes that with her help he'll be able to discover what sort of strange and unknown creature makes the desolate woods and marshland its home. She says she believes that the legendary chupacabra is responsible for the mutilations, while Chris leans more towards the possibility of some other new and deadly species being the cause. Sam knows more than she's telling however, and Chris is about to have the shock of his life because the cause of these mutilations is something he could never have imagined. 180792 1927 Uneasy Payments M Press Agent (Victor Potel) 180793 2004 Unequivocal Malice N Parker, Michael Reporters become part of the terrifying story they are covering -- a murderer. A madman must be stopped before he kills again in this small town. 180794 2003 Unexpected NR Foster, Lori Photojournalist Jeremy Conner wants to be a top photojournalist and is kidnapped by Central American guerillas. His sister hires a mercenary to rescue him. 180795 1918 Unexpected Places M AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Cub Reporter Dick Holloway (Bert Lytell) is assigned to investigate the death of a Lord's valet. Poses as the Lord himself, who the reporter discovers has been poisoned and sent to the hospital, and exposes a group of German spies. 180796 2005 Unexpected Pleasure, An N Camp, Candace American Journalist Megan Mulcahey wants to know if and why an English aristocrat killed his brother and was the treasure the two men sought in South American somehow involved. But to find out she has to infiltrate the household. She becomes the new American governess. The Englishman and the journalist have an immediate attraction. 180797 1916 Unexpected Scoop, An M Ness Book Cub Reporter (Richard Stanton) for the Herald is ordered to beat the rival paper, The Express, by getting an interview with a country architect who designed a courthouse. Express reporter (Jack Wilson) is also after the story. Stanton gets sidetracked into caring for a woman's baby and Wilson gets the rig. But the woman turns out to be the architect and Stanton gets an exclusive. 180798 1941 Unexpected Uncle M Editor (Ken Christy). Reporter in Kerrigan City (Pat Gleason). 180799 1940 Unexpected, The R Series 1940s. 15-minute episodes Press. 180800 1988 Unexplained Laughter MT News Media 180801 1987 Unexplained Laughter N Ellis, Alice Thomas London Journalist Lydia 180802 2004 Unfabulous: Quest, The T Episode #37. News Media. Reporter (Cathy Shim). 180803 2004 Unfaithful Servant NM Harris, Timothy Tabloid Journalist 180804 1947 Unfaithful, The M DVD -R 1743 News Media. Reporter (Dick Walsh). Reporter in Montage (Betty Hill)., Reporter in Montage (Bob Lowell). Reporter in Montage (Charles Marsh). Chris Hunter (Ann Sheridan) is a former fashion editor of a magazine. It is her unfaithfulness that is at the heart of film. 180805 1948 Unfaithfully Yours M Reporter (Harry Carter) 180806 1941 Unfinished Business M Reporters (Paul Fix, Jack Voglin, Eddie Fetherstone) 180807 1985 Unfinished Business M Ellis, Bob (Screenplay) Australia - Ness Book Journalist Geoff (John Clayton) is in his mid-40s, and returns to Australia after 15 years and takes up with a public-opinion pollster, who is married but childless. Reporter has his own failed marriage and three kids in the United States. 180808 2005 Unfinished Business NR Jackson, Brenda Investigative Reporter Christy Madaris doesn't want to complicate her life with romance. She had her heart broken when she was a teenager and won't make that mistake again. When Christy's latest story takes a dark turn, the Madaris brothers ask the PI who broke her heart to keep Christy safe. But putting him in charge of Christy is like putting a rooster in charge of the hen house. The more she snubs him, the more he wants h But when Christy's life is in danger, can he save her before it's too late? 180809 1984 Unfinished Business M Newscaster (Ann Medina). 180810 1947 Unfinished Dance, The M Photographer (Wilson Wood). 180811 2004 Unfinished Season, An N Just, Ward Cub Reporter Wilson Ravan is a 19-year-old University of Chicago student in Eisenhower-era Chicago. In his summer before college, Wils finds himself in the working class newsroom of a Chicago tabloid where's he landed a coveted job as a rookie reporter, He also is involved in the glittering North Shore debutante parties where he spends his nights, and the growing cold war between his parents at home. As a rookie reporter and copy boy he becomes aware of the routine corruption in city government. He finds himself complicit in yellow journalism that destroys reputations. In the 1950s Chicago, Wilson Ravan, son of a printing magnate Teddy, a rock-ribbed Republican, spends his days with working-class reporters and his nights at high-society bashes. To the North Shore crowd, Wils is newspaper rif-raff. To the reporters, he's one of the exploiting classes. Caught between the two, he learns perception can be everything. 180812 1892 Unfinished Story, An N OWN Davis, Richard Harding In "Van Bibber and Others" Press 180813 1922 Unfoldment, The M Couldwell, James, Reed Heustis (Story-Scenario) AFI-Editors/Newspapermen - Ness Book City Editor Charles MacLaughlin (William Conklin) hires Katherine Nevin (Florence Lawrence) and Jack Nevin (Raymond Cannon), sister and brother, on a newspaper owned by James Osborne (Charles French). The brother falls for the owner's daughter and the sister goes for the city editor. Jack Nevin uncovers a case of graft involving a mayor ruined by the newspaper owner. When the owner asks Katherine Nevin to make a film depicting him as a philanthropic, political candidate, she makes an honest film called "The Unfoldment" and reforms the newspaper owner and others by telling them about the life of Christ. The result stuns the newspaper owner into asking the mayor's forgiveness. 180814 1910 Unforeseen, The N Cutting, Mary Stewart Editor Evelyn Gaynor becomes editor of New York magazine. Rescued from poverty by marriage. 180815 1996 Unforgettable M News Media (Joanna Piros) 180816 2002 Unforgettable N McNeill, Elisabeth Woman journalist Female Journalist 180817 2005 Unforgiven M Reporter 3 (Traci Dinwiddie). Reporter 1 (Belinda Keller). Reporter 2 (Patt Noday). TV Anchorman (Kenneth Raymond Murphy). 180818 1981 Unforgiven, The N OWN - H MacDonald, Patricia Reporter. Maggie Fraser imprisoned for a crime she didn't commit. Received a job offer to be a reporter from the editor of a local newspaper. Grace and Evie work at the newspaper. Jess Herlie, in charge while editor is out of town. 180819 1969 Unfortunates, The N Johnson, B.S. Legendary 1960s experiment in form, the famous “book in a box” in which the chapters are presented unbound to be read in any order the reader chooses. British Sportswriter B.S. Johnson is sent to a Midlands town on a weekly assignment and finds himself confronted by ghosts from the past when he disembarks at the train station. Memories of one of his best, most trusted friends, a tragically young victim of cancer, begin to flood through his mind as he attempts to go about the routine business of reporting a soccer match. A trip to cover a football (soccer) match in a Midlands city frames a psychological distance between the author’s hack work and his emotional response to its surroundings, the city where a good friend died. Inside the back of the box is a newspaper clipping -- a sports column by one B.S. Johnson -- so perhaps the novel is autobiographical. Johnson travels to a provincial English city to write a freelance sports article (reproduced on the inside of the box). “The Unfortunates” follows him from the moment he gets off the train and starts thinking about a deceased friend who lived there and died of cancer. That friend possessed “a fine mind, a need to communicate embodied in it, too, how can I place his order, his disintegration?” 180820 2008 Unfound, The M Short Reporter (Cietus Tafoya). TV Anchor (Ginger T. Rex). 180821 1925 Unfriendly Enemies M Cameraman (James Finlayson - The Cameraman). 180822 1999 Unfriendly Persuasion NR Hart, Diana Reporter Megan Davis is a sexy, sassy, smart, all-around-pain-in-the-posterior journalist. She hates cops and all she needs is to bump heads with a press-hating FBI agent but that's exactly what happens in Wyoming where Megan shows up to rescue her aunt. From her aunt's cryptic phone message ("Don't worry, dear, we have not been kidnapped by terrorists…") to the tall dark "suit" waiting at the Yellowstone Park entrance, cop-loathing Megan smells a rat and all her instincts go on red alert. After a run-in with the press nearly kills his career, an FBI Special Agent is banished to the wild west of Wyoming. He resents having to prove himself by pursuing an elusive busload of Branson, Missouri's oldest citizens, the Daughters of the South. They may be held captive by ecoterrorists calling themselves the Boychicks In The Hood. The FBI man didn't count on crossing paths and matching wits with Megan. To rescue the dainty, southern matrons, archenemies Megan and the FBI agent begin an energetic game of hide and seek in which their lives and hearts are turned upside down. 180823 2005 Unfriendly Skies N Wooten, Gregory E. Reporter Patrice Jones, a crafty news reporter, gets caught up in one of the most high-profiled cases of the time. The story of a serial killer who works for one of the most powerful cosmetic companies in the world. When he goes on a business trip, his dark side emerges. He rents cars and strangles his victims with a painted blue rope. 180824 1907 Ungoverned Moment, The N Smith, Ellen Ada Editor has relationship with Betty who struggles for work in London. 180825 1925 Unguarded Hour, The M AFI-Radio Radio 180826 1936 Unguarded Hour, The M DVD -R HQ 2646, 2647. SVD 1501 Reporter (Norman Ainsley). Reporter (Raymond Lawrence). Reporter (Cyril Thornton). 180827 2008 Unhallowed Ground N White, Gillian Tabloid Press and News Media go after a London social worker Georgie, an attractive, fortyish widow who is deeply wounded in her psyche and inherits her brother’s cottage in a remote part of rural Devon. She is in flight from unwanted tabloid celebrity when a child who is part of her caseload is killed. The little girl’s father had been under suspicion of abusing the child, and Georgie is accused by the press of having ignored all the warning signs and abandoned the little girl to her father’s cruel and finally fatal beating. An inquiry exonerates Georgie, but the press doesn’t forgive her, and she can’t forgive herself so when she inherits her brother’s cottage, she is happy to go there and sort things out. For a while, Georgie gets by restoring the cottage to something approaching livability and cleaning up the garden shed. But soon things turn nasty and by summer end, Georgie’s beloved dog is stolen, someone splashes blood on her cottage and an intruder shows up. Step by step the horror increases as a snowstorm isolates the village and cuts Georgie off from the world leaving her at the mercy of a killer whose identity she can’t even guess as the ax descends on her. 180828 1998 Unhappily Ever After: Basketball…Again? T Episode #57. 9-27-1998. Comedy News Media. Reporter #1 (Gretchen Morgan). 180829 1996 Unhappily Ever After: Tiffany's Rival T Episode #26. 9-8-1996 School Reporter Paul Zimmerman (Joel Michaely). 180830 1932 Unheimliche Geschichten MF Germany Journalist Frank Briggs (Harald Paulsen). 180831 1979 Unholy Child N OWN - H Breslin, Catherine Reporter Meg Gavin, a 36-year-old convent-school reared reporter assigned to covering a murder 180832 2001 Unholy Dying NM Barnard, Robert Reporter Cosmo Horrocks of the West Yorkshire Chronicle is a nasty journalist who ends up dead. This seedy sex-and-crime chronicler believes in "build 'em up, smash 'em down." He loves to make everyone else's life miserable. Since this includes not only the people he writes about but also his family, his fellow journalists and virtually everyone he meets, the list of suspects when Horrocks gets his head bashed in is as long as a roll of toilet paper. Was it the local parish priest, subject of Cosmo's latest scandal-mongering, or his wife or daughter, each of whom has reasons to hate and fear him. What about his young colleague on the Chronicle who seems to have sick fascination with Cosmo's methods? When Horrocks relates rumors, the scandal of the priest's possible mishandling of a church fund grows exponentially, which may have something to do with the reporter's murder. Shameless, muckraking journalist exploits the story in a big way. Nothing goes over better than a juicy sex-and-the-church scandal, except, perhaps murder. What did Horrocks hear in that London-to-Leeds dining car that made him tingle with excitement? 180833 2002 Unholy Ground N Brady, John Weinberg List Journalist 180834 1966 Unholy Matrimony M AFI-Reporters/Editors/Magazines Reporter assigned by magazine editor to investigate wife swapping and LSD use. 180835 1941 Unholy Partners M DVD -R HQ 4506. 4507. SVDSP 526 Baldwin, Earl, Bartlett Cormack, Lesser Samuels (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Bruce Corey (Edward G. Robinson) ran an American paper for the troops (The Daily Doughboy) and returns to his old job back at The Sentinel. He decides to start his own tabloid and to get financing, accepts a racketeer as his unholy silent partner Corey becomes tough editor and publisher of The New York Mercury. Reporter Tommy Jarvis (William T. Orr) is his protégé. Miss Cronin or "Cronie" (Laraine Day), reliable newspaper secretary who loves him. City Editor Michael Z. Reynolds (Don Beddoe) Racketeer tries to pressure Corey, then tries to kill him. They miss but kidnap Jarvis. Editor forced to meet unholy partner who wants control of the newspaper. Corey kills racketeer, frees reporter, makes headlines in the process. Editor realizes compromised his paper, everything he believes in. Goes on risky experimental plane flight. Killed in plane crash. Last order for young reporter and secretary to not let his newspaper die. Managing Editor Mr. Peck (Walter Kingsford). Newspaper Women (Gertrude Bennett, Estelle Etterre). Reporters (Larry Clifford, Martin Faust, Tom Seidel, Charles Sherlock). Newspaper Reporter (Tom Seidel). Circulation Man (John Dilson). Circulation Manager (Lester Dorr). Copy boy (Charles B. Smith). 180836 2000 Unholy Trinity: Death, Politics and the Eternal City Create a Very Unholy Trinity N Adam, Paul British Journalist Andy Chapman and a magistrate meet in present-day Rome at the scene of the murder of a rebellious Catholic priest. Chapman's Italian journalist friend Enzo breaks a story linking the murder to neo-Fascists. Chapman tapes a young street urchin who claims that a member of Parliament visited the priest just before his murder. When Chapman takes the tape to the magistrate, the chemistry between them leads to bed. During a rendezvous with Enzo to meet an informer who wants to talk, Chapman barely escapes with his life as he and the informer are ambushed. The trail leads to secret Vatican archives containing evidence of papal collusion with the high crimes of Mussolini and a modern-day revival of the Fascist Blackshirt movement reaching high places. 180837 1935 Unicorn Murders NM Carr, John Dickson English Newspaperman Kirby Fowler with a lean Norman chin, tangled brows and quizzical dark eyes 180838 2006 Unidentified M Reporters take a look into a UFO sighting in Texas. The two journalists' investigation unravels more than they bargained for when events take a strange turn. 180839 1956 Unidentified Flying Objects (U.F.O) M Newsman. Based on unusual experiences of Los Angeles newsman Albert M. Chop (Tom Powers), chief of press section of the Air Masterial Command in Washington, D.C. 180840 1968 Uninhibited, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 180841 1948 Uninvited Corpse NM Whelton, Paul Press 180842 1944 Uninvited, The M Ness Music Critic Roderick Fitzgerald (Ray Milland) for a newspaper moves into a haunted house. 180843 1932 Union Depot M DVD -R HQ 7485, 7491 Uncensored News Media. Hobo finds a handbag in a train station and becomes a gentleman for a day with a chorus girl. Photographer (Jack Raymond). 180844 1998 Union Libre DF Series 1998- German Columnist Annette Burgdorf. Italian Columnist Ilario Calvo. Finnish Columnist Heikki Cantrell. English Columnists Ray Cokes (2000-), David Lowe (1998-2000). Belgian Columnist Dominique Dislaire. Greek Columnists Nikos Aliagas (1998-2001), Olia Lydaki. Deutsch Columnist Martineke Kooistra. Irish Columnist Louisa MacMahon. Spanish Columnist Maria Martin (2000-2001). Portuguese Columnist Jorge Silva. Swedish Columnist Erik Svensson. 180845 1939 Union Pacific M VHS 1209 (first part). SVD 1214 (Conclusion) Reporters (Don Beddoe, David Newell, Richard Denning). Reporter (Eddie Fetherston). Reporter (Dick Gordon). One-Armed Reporter (John Harmon). Reporter (David Newell). 180846 2006 Unit, The: Exposure T DVD -R HQ 11555 Episode #11. 5-9-2006 Reporter Keith Soto (Kenneth Mitchell) returns to the base for a reunion and it's quickly discovered that he is a newspaper reporter who is writing an article that will expose the Unit. Jonas decides there is only one way to get him not to print the story 180847 2006 Unit, The: First Responders T Episode #1. 3-7-2006 News Media. News Reporter (Lonnie Lardner). Standup Reporter (Angela Martinez). 180848 2009 Unit, The: Hero T DVD -R HQ 10955 Episode. News Media. Jones coaches Betsy before her media tour. She shines in a one-on-one interview making her father and the military proud. 180849 2008 Unit, The: Into Hell (Part One) T Episode #55. 11-9-2008 TV Newscaster (Kent Shocknek). 180850 2006 Unit, The: Morale, Welfare and Recreation T Episode #12. 5-16-2006 News Media. Reporter (Sarah Shelton). Camera Operator (Joshua Miller). 180851 2007 Unit, The: Outsiders T DVD -R HQ 11706 Episode. 4-3-2007 Male Investigative Reporter from the Chronicle is getting information from Crystal and Mack tries to stop the leak. Crystal tells a snooping reporter about Mack to get even with him for rejecting her. The action endangers the entire team as well as the National Security of the country. Mack must enlist the aid of the other unit members to neutralize this threat. They arrest the reporter and threaten him with Homeland security to keep the story under wraps or go to prison. The investigative reporter keeps saying all he wants to write is the truth. Mack tells him sometimes the truth can destroy his country. 180852 2007 Unit, The: Pandemonium, Part 1 T DVD -R HQ 9555 Episode #37. 9-25-2007 News Media. Colonel Ryan is again called to answer questions before a Congressional hearing. 180853 2007 Unit, The: Play 16 T DVD -R HQ 10686 Episode #44. 11-13-2007 Journalist owes “Cool Breeze” Bob Brown his life when he rescues him and they become friends. Interviewer (Bo Kane). The team embarks on a new assignment when Bob Brown has to deal with a rescued journalist at the same time as keeping an eye on him to make sure he doesn’t betray the Unit. 180854 2007 Unit, The: Side Angle Side T DVD -R HQ 9397 Episode. 12-18-2007 Radio Show Host Kim of KTML Radio tries to help a desperate woman who calls the radio show and threatens to kill herself. When a member of the Unit gets a nurse to give him information she at first refused to give him after he threatens to go public with her refusal, which could result in a woman’s death, he mutters, “Power of the Press.” 180855 2007 Unit, The: Sub-Conscious T Episode #26. Interviewer (Nikkole Salter - Female Interviewer). 180856 1977 United States Boxing Championships DT Series. 1-16-1977 to 4-10-1977. ABC. Sportscaster Chris Schenkel. Fifty-six pugilists fought for the championship. 180857 2003 United States of Leland, The M DVD -R HQ 8866, 8867 News Media. TV Reporter (Leyna Nguyen). News Anchor (Tony McEwing). Cemetery Reporter (Jim Metzler). 180858 1958 United States Steel Hour, The: Death Minus One T Episode #121. 9-24-1958. Series 10-27-1953 to 6-12-1963 News Vendor (Bryan Herbert). 180859 1954 United States Steel Hour, The: Fearful Decision T Episode #18. 6-22-1954 Reporter McArdle (Sam Levene). Man refuses to pay the ransom by criminals for return of his kidnapped young won. He does, however, pledge to use all of his wealth to track down the kidnappers. 180860 1955 United States Steel Hour, The: Fearful Decision T Episode #41. 5-10-1955 Reporter McArdle (Sam Levene). A man's young son is kidnapped by desperate criminals but he refuses to pay the ransom that the town feels would ensure the boy's safety. 180861 1955 United States Steel Hour, The: Red Gulch, The T Episode #44. 6-21-1955 Newspaper Editor Sandy Morton (Franchot Tone) runs the local newspaper in the western town of Red Gulch is always drunk. Since her arrival, the new school teacher has been railing against the editor. He publishes a cartoon of the new school teacher and gets a reaction he hadn't planned on. 180862 1953 United States Steel Hour, The: Shoot It Again T Episode #52. 10-26-1955. PR Publicity Man (George Ives). Reporter (Byron Russell). Hollywood star tries to introduce here cowboy husband to the glitzy world of show business. She wants him to act but he and the movie crew would be happier if he didn't. 180863 1959 United States Steel Hour, The: Wish on the Moon T Episode #142. Radio Commentator (Emily Kimbrough). 180864 1951 United, The N OWN - H Romulo Carlos P. Newspaper. Daughter of a newspaper-magazine tycoon engaged to an assistant delegate at the United Nations headquarters in New York. Shep Nichols and Julia on the Chronicle. 180865 1962 Unity's Children N Sterling, Thomas Press 180866 2006 Universal Hanging Together of All Things, The M Canada. Short. News Media. News Reporter (Chrysanthi Michaelides). 180867 2007 Universal Remote M Parody News. UR News Lifestyle Reporter Penny Mason. Other UR News Shows and News Briefs. African-American anchor. News Reporter (Maria Costa). Magical TV remote sends Bubba and Leroy tumbling into an un-PC TV land where the channel keeps changing and the shows get more and more bizarre. Exploration of the destruction of American sports due to the dilution of the African American athletic gene because Black athletes’ aversion to Black women. 180868 1992 Universal Soldier M SV 227 Rothstein, Richard, Christopher Leitch, Dena Devlin (Screenplay) TV Reporter Veronica (Ally Walker), professionally nosy journalist, uncovers military project to create super robotic soldiers from bodies of soldiers killed in Vietnam. Reporter at hostage scene where soldiers brought in for rescue effort. After she does her stand-up report, reporter is informed by her boss that she has been fired because she refuses to play by network's rules. Veronica investigates on her own, sneaks onto military base with help of colleague Huey (Joseph Malone). Able to get photographs of one of wounded soldiers packed in ice. But she and Huey are captured. When Huey hesitates about turning over film, he is shot. She tells hero he would make a good story. She discovers she has been framed for Huey's murder. More fights and escapes. She takes hero to her parent's home in Louisiana. Regresses from independent career woman to helpless woman in distress. Reporters at Hoover Dam (Leilani Jones, Mike Rauseo, Stephen Wolfe Smith). TV News Crew member (John DeMita, Jill Jaress). 180869 1998 Universal Soldier II: Brothers in Arms M SVD 802 Reporter Veronica Roberts (Chandra West) teams up with a Vietnam casualty resurrected by government as a robotic killing machine to catch a madman. Anchorwoman (Carla Collins). 180870 1998 Universal Soldier III: Unfinished Business M Reporter Veronica Roberts (Chandra West) and a zombiefied soldier continue being hunted by the rogue military group from which he escaped and they continue their attempts to expose the Universal Soldier unit. But after a hostage situation mistakenly leaves Roberts a fugitive, the two escape the city and go into hiding. A powerful new Universal Soldier clone of Luc Devereaux’s brother Eric to assassinate him and Veronica. Now it may leave the Universal Soldier no chance to end it all. 180871 1999 Universal Soldier: Return, The M SVD 884 News Media. Female News Anchor (Barbara Petricini-Buxton) 180872 1949 Universal Variety View 4348: You Don’t Say M Short Radio Reporter-Radio Announcer Herb Sheldon poses as an Inquiring Radio Reporter and asks some unusual questions of various types of people he finds at Coney Island. And some of his questions get some very unusual answers. 180873 1980 Universe (aka Walter Cronkite's Universe) DT Series 1980-1982 Anchor Walter Cronkite. Reporters Charles Osgood, Diane Sawyer, Charles Crawford. 180874 1995 University N Little, Bentley Student Editor Jim Parker and library assistant Faith Pullen are alarmed by a series of bloody accidents that seem to be linked to an eerie and sinister force when they reluctantly return for another semester at the University of California at Brea. Parker, editor of the school newspaper, has a front row seat to the bloody carnage unfolding on campus. Faith is his girlfriend. 180875 2004 University Heights M News Media. TV Newscaster (Dan Burich). Field Reported (Julie Hughes). 180876 1962 Universo di notte MF Commentator (Nico Rienzi) 180877 2000 Unkind Light N Elliott, C. Female Reporter in this satire on colonialism set on a fictional Pacific island, focusing on the adventures of a beautiful woman reporter. 180878 2006 Unknown M Soccer Broadcast Commentator #1 (Andres Nieto Molina). Soccer Broadcast Commentator #2 (Alfredo Castro). 180879 1934 Unknown Blonde M PR Publicity Man (Walter Catlett) 180880 2001 Unknown Celebrities, The: B.D. Benedikt DT Canada Interviewer-Host Jennifer Dale. 180881 1926 Unknown Dangers M AFI-Critics Critic 180882 1951 Unknown Man, The M DVD -R HQ 1809, 1808 News Media. Reporter (Ronald Brogan). Reporter (John Butler). Reporter (Larry Carr). Court Reporter (Tay Dunn). Reporter (Robert Griffin). Reporter (Robert E. Scott). Reporter (Mark Roberts). Reporter (Eric Sinclair). Reporter (Eric Sinclair). Reporter on Court House steps (Harry Hines). Reporter in Courtroom (Kenner G. Kemp). News Photographers in Bruckner's Office (Jimmie Dodd, Frank Gerstle). News Photographer on Court House steps (King Donovan). Photographers (John Alvin, Frank J. Scannell).. 180883 1937 Unknown Reporter, The PO MLPL Shippey, Lee In "Desk Drawer Anthology, The -- Poems for the American People." Reporter. "Jim Keene was a reporter on the Trib, Who didn't get a by-line once a year, But there never passed a day when he didn't peg away At some lines which brought some other fellow cheer. "He wrote the piece that built a home for orphans, He helped to win the teachers better pay, And, though nobody knew, he was just the fellow who Got the facts which brought the gunman's gang to bay." "So when people talk about the Unknown Soldier…." "Something, somehow always makes me think of Jim.., Fighting battles for mankind each day and all -- Yes, by golly! While there's Jim and ten thousand more like him, This old world is pretty safe, though heavens fall!" 180884 1976 Unknown Woman, An N Morton, Frederic News Media 180885 1951 Unknown World M Parody Newsreel. Movies opens with bogus newsreel. Wright Thompson (Bruce Kellogg) is playboy son of a publisher. Newsreel about a society to save civilization shows no hope of surviving inevitable nuclear war 180886 2008 Unlawful Contact N Clare, Pamela Journalist Sophie Alton investigates a young woman’s disappearance and discovers the woman’s brother, a convicted killer who is running from the law. Together they follow a dangerous path toward the truth as well as unforgettable passion. 180887 2000 Unleashed NR Berenson, Laurien Magazine Owners Sheila Vaughn and her ex-husband's old college buddy are launching a new magazine called "Woof!," which promises to inject a little National Enquirer-style gossip into the standard dull dog-show reporting. Inaugural issues sullies the reputation of one prominent handler and more nasty stories are in the pipeline. Vaughn is strangled the night before the magazine is due to make its debut at a dog show. Murder not only stirs up the dog pack but also throws an emotional monkey wrench into teacher and dog-lover Melanie Travis who is the hero of this novel. Sheila's ex-husband still harbors deep feelings for her. Photographers. 180888 1992 Unlikely Suspects: Premiere T SV 165 Episode. 9-92 News Media 180889 2005 Unlucky for Some N McGown, Jill Journalist Tony Baker is the only eye-witness to a murder by a mugger in a hurry provides clues and details. Baker, who made his journalistic name through investigating a previous serial-murderer case, becomes the focus of a blackmailer. Baker finds body of bingo winner whose killer took off before pocketing her winnings. Baker, a true-crime writer who has already run circles around the police trying to catch an earlier serial killer, wastes no time in putting his name in the headlines. Soon he's getting anonymous letters from somebody who cackles about murders yet to become murders. 180890 1950 Unmasked M Seff, Manuel (Story). Albert DeMond, Norman S. Hall (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Roger Lewis (Raymond Burr) of The Periscope, an unscrupulous publication. Involved with both secretary and married actress putting up money to keep his paper going. Actress' husband refuses to grant divorce. Calls paper "all the news that's unfit to print, dished out by a blackmailing, unprincipled leech." During fight, editor strangles actress and pins murder on husband. When he's cornered by police, he commits suicide. Daughter suspects editor. Tells police Daughter says, "What motive does he have in smearing and destroying lives and reputations of people? He's so full of evil impulses he doesn't need the motives of normal people." She conspires with gangster attacked in paper to trap editor. Editor dismisses gangster's threats: "Have you forgotten what happens when you kill a newspaperman? What happened in Chicago a few years back when they shot that reporter?" Police come to arrest him and he is shot trying to escape. 180891 1963 Unmentionables, The M Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell. Spoof of Untouchables. Walter Winchell-like narration tells of crime wave 180892 1953 Unos M Czechoslovakia Journalist (Rudolf Myzet). Editor Heinrich (Emil Bolek). Editor Erik (Ludek Pilc). American Journalist (Karel Effa). Artists (Lubos Ogoun, Karel Vrtiska). 180893 1904 Unpardonable War, The NSF USC Barnes, James Editor Whalen. The Voice and The Verdict. Edgar Stannard, the assistant editor, later of the New York Daily Voice. 180894 1928 Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club N Sayers, Dorothy L. Reporter Salcombe Hardy of the Daily Yell is introduced in this Lord Peter Wimsey mystery. Hardy is large, untidy and slightly drunk as usual. Barton of the Banner, red-haired and pugnacious. Fleet-street gang. Salcombe: "Nobody loves us. It's a forsaken thing to be a poor bloody reporter." He tossed a lank black lock of hair back from his forehead and wept. (pg. 117-118). p. 124: That inspired tippler, Salcombe Hardy got hold of it somehow. I think he bribes the cemetery officials to give him advance news of exhumations. He's worth his weight in pound notes to the Yell. Pp. 162-166 more of Hardy. 180895 1995 Unprotected Witness N Slaughter, Guy Weinberg List Journalist 180896 1942 Unpublished Story M Havelock-Allan, Anthony, Allan Mackinnon (Story). Lesley Storm, Anatole de Grunwald, Patrick Kirwan (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent Bob Randell (Richard Greene), with the help of his girlfriend and fellow reporter Carol Bennett (Valerie Hobson), exposes a Nazi group disguised as a Pacifist organization. Randell and his allies almost get killed trying to get information and the correspondent is kidnapped. They succeed in exposing the Nazis, but their publisher still refuses to run the story. 180897 1935 Unquiet N Gollomb, J Journalist. Young man's newspaper experience opens his eyes to conditions in the tenements of New York. 180898 1992 Unquiet Earth, The N Giardina, Denise Editor Jackie Honaker still wears blue jeans and sweatshirts and not much makeup. "I reckon you don't have to dress up when you set around and write all day." She works in Washington D.C. Unable to forget the West Virginia mountains so she returns. Charleston Gazette reporter 180899 2008 Unquiet Heart, The N Ferris, Gordon Reporter Eve Copeland -- “ace reporter, with nice legs” -- offers steady money to PI Danny McRae, a former soldier recently traumatized by a serial killer case who is handling routine investigations-for-hire in between sessions with an army psychiatrist. She wants him to give her access to information that will enable her to gain the prominence as a journalist she enjoyed during the war when she had to compete with fewer male colleagues. McRae finds himself falling for Copeland who turns out to be a German whose real name is Ava Kaplan. When Copeland-Kaplan disappears, McRae pursues her trail to occupied Berlin and juggles double agents, black marketeers, and assassins as he searches for his missing lover in pre-Cold War Berlin. 180900 2000 Unreasonable Doubt N Froede, Gordon L. Publicist and her lover are killed by Hollywood's leading man. He wins his criminal trial, but loses the civil case. Skips bail and flees to the Bahamas. 180901 1863 Unreliable, The SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 180902 1982 Unrepentant Women N GPL Burnley, Judith Magazine Journalist interviews famous women while trying to sort out the meaning of women's lives past and present. At the same time, her own personal life, marriage, lovers affect her own mid-life crisis. 180903 2002 Unreported World: Saffron Warriors, The MT Reporter (Burhan Wazir). 180904 2002 Unreported World: Uzbekistan DF Episode #7. Reporter Marcel Theroux. 180905 2008 Unrequited N Brown, Page Reporter Ngyuen van Phan is a reporter in exile leading his new family from a rural village back to Ha Noi to report on the Vietnamese struggle for independence. His wife reluctantly follows. These are the turbulent years of the Indochina War seen through the multiple eyes of fictional French and Vietnamese. 180906 1979 Unruhiger Sommer N Kraft, Ruth (Ruth Bussenius) Germany Journalist 180907 2001 Unsaid, The M News Media. TV Reporter (Lisa Marie Pollock). Reporter (Landon Peters). 180908 2005 Unscripted T Episode #4. 1-16-2005 Editor (J.P. Manoux). 180909 2009 Unseen Guest, The NM Whitehouse, Allison Investigative Journalist Chloda Delaney of The Daily, a newspaper that receives a phone call stating the intention of ridding the world of all psychics they think are a hoax. This phone call is followed by the murder of renowned psychic, Raoul Marlo. Glenn Lassiter is assigned to the case and his hatred of reporters makes him pick a former journalist as his prime suspect -- while Delaney is equally convinced that an ex-magician is guilty. Meanwhile, Father Jacobson, a vocal protester of the wickedness of mediums, is a suspect too -- and as he is plagued by visions of the murders taking place, he is as keen as anyone to track down the killer, especially as he believes the murderer is his son. Book Extract It was not what Chloda had expected. The hall was larger than she had imagined and more people had squeezed into it than she had considered was either possible or safe. It was also noisier than she had expected - the audience was not the subdued group of people that she had anticipated would visit this event and the air had an edge to it - it was fraught with tension and expectation. She opened her notebook and wrote down these impressions in her typically big and brash hand writing - she still enjoyed writing in long hand even if it did take longer than the shorthand she was obliged to use in order to get interviews down verbatim. "Investigative journalism," She snorted derisively. This was not an interview, though, was it? This was a kind of critical review. She had half expected to see signs advertising 'Madame Zelda - Here Tonight! Get your fortunes told and discover what is in store for next week'. But, of course, Marguerite Bourne was not a fortune-teller - she was a medium. The cynic in her wanted to quip 'she looks more like a large' but she bit her bottom lip and used her shorthand to jot down some of the snatches of conversation that drifted within earshot instead. "... and then she said that Billy had laughed when my chestnut hair dye turned my hair pink and I thought 'yes that's my Billy alright'. She was spot on about Auntie Mabel too ..." "I'm telling you its spooky how she knows it but she does. 'it's in the sideboard' she said - and how on earth could she know what I'd lost let alone where it was?" Chloda wanted to tell them that this stuff was a load of rubbish and anyone could get lucky with a few 'stabs in the dark' - but she did not say a word. Her job this evening was to investigate Mrs. Bourne's 'gift' and to speculate on how genuine it was. Not that she believed that it could be - but an assignment was an assignment and she took pride in her work. Plus there was the added bonus of that psychic guy - what was his name? Marley? Marlon? Anyway, his murder was still hot in the news and anything even remotely related would get printed. Marguerite wobbled onto the stage and hobbled to the centre where there stood a chair and a microphone on a low stand. She appeared to be in her mid to late fifties and seemed to suffer with arthritis. This was probably not helped by the ample weight her joints had to support. She smiled in a pained way that was evidently meant to convey that they were lucky to have her there and she coughed as if reminding her audience that she was now ready to begin. 180910 1945 Unseen Lover SS GPL Craven, Margaret In "Home Front, The: Collected Stories by Margaret Craven." Newspaper. Courier. Miss Burke to see Mr. Kemp. She takes down his editorials in short-hand. Misses key words and fills in the gaps. Henry brings in the proofs. Criticizes her spelling. Worked on newspaper in afternoons and evenings. Lost 10 pounds and learned a great deal. 180911 1999 Unseen Riches N Morris, Gilbert and J. Landon Ferguson Editors-Owners Jason and Jennifer publish a local newspaper, the Advertiser in Black Hawk, Colorado. They had packed and sold everything they owned to come here and were robbed on the way by the Kissing Bandit. They arrive in town and can't keep the building they bought so Jennifer has to sell it and rent one. Soon Jason gets everything they need to get the first edition published. He has to deliver the papers by horse and when he's taking the second edition around he has an accident on his horse. Jennifer tries to work the stubborn press, but Jason is the only one who can figure it out. Soon he comes around. When Jennifer and the kids take a vacation and Jason gets the scoop of a lifetime and makes the newspaper a lot of money. 180912 1981 Unseen, The M Grace, Michael L. (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Newswoman Jennifer (Barbara Bach) and her female crew are sent to cover a festival and end up taking rooms at the home of a museum curator. Standard horror film. Reporter's colleagues are killed and she becomes trapped. 180913 2003 Unseen: Mystery, A NM Jungstedt, Mari. Tiina Nunnally (Translator). Sweden Reporter Johan Berg of the Regional News is a pesky, intrepid reporter from Stockholm who has been sent to cover a murder and who ends up getting anonymous tips from a well-informed source and falling in love with one of the victim's close friends. A woman, punched out by her boyfriend, is missing when she takes her dog out for a run. Both are found hacked to death with an axe, The boyfriend is arrested. But a hairdresser is fatally stabbed 10 days later. Local investigators chase down one false lead after another. Three women die before an inspector and Berg, each approaching the case in their own way, finally close in on the killer who has always , until now, been the one unseen by everybody. 180914 2001 Unsigned: Booklover's Mystery, A NM Kaewart, Julie Reporter insists on having coffee with a publisher whose most noted writer was killed in a boating accident. It is a disturbing encounter that the publisher has in a local coffee shop with the journalist that night. First the reporter reveals he received a tip that the writer's own publishers had him murdered to boost his sales. Seconds later, a bullet shatters the café's window missing the pair by inches. Shooting is only the first of many bizarre accidents, unexplained deaths and troubling phone calls. It would be London's deadliest literary season ever. 180915 1979 Unsleeping Eye, The NSF OWN - P Compton, David Guy Documentaries featuring the decline of terminal disease cases. Secretly recorded with tiny, surgically implanted TV cameras. 180916 1994 Unsolicited N Kaewart, Julie Weinberg List Journalist 180917 1997 Unsolved Mysteries: T SV 196, SV 85 Episodes. Series 10-5-1988 to 9-1-2002 Correspondent (Keely Shaye Smith). Reality show. 180918 1992 Unsolved Mysteries: Episode #100 T SV 132 Episode. 100th Show, 11-14-1990. Reality Program 180919 1992 Unsolved Mysteries: Episode #170: Unexplained, The. Investigators, The. T Episode #170. 2-19-1992 Radio Reporter Danny Gordon of Wytheville, Virginia began an investigation into the claims by three Wytheville Sheriff deputies that they had seen a UFO in 1987. Gordon later had his own encounters with strange objects flying in the sky which he captured on film. Soon after, Gordon claims the U.S. government made attempts to stop his investigation. The Investigators: Investigative Reporter Michael Berens went undercover at Ohio truck stops to find the serial killer trucker who is responsible for the deaths of at least eight prostitutes ranging back to 1981. In all cases, the bodies have been dumped along major interstates in Ohio and the bodies have been stripped of clothes and jewelry. 180920 1992 Unsolved Mysteries: Episode #171: Robbery T Episode #171. 2-26-1992 Newspaper Reporter came forward with a photo that she had taken of the robbers during the car chase when two masked bank robbers struck in 1991 at a Henderson, Nevada bank and took a teller hostage. They led authorities on a chase. The reporter gave police the photo after the hostage was released. 180921 1992 Unsolved Mysteries: Episode #191 T Episode #191. 7-8-1992 Reporter goes undercover to search for an Ohio serial killer. 180922 1996 Unsolved Mysteries: Episode #364 T Episode #364. 2-18-1996 TV Anchorwoman Jodi Huisentruit disappeared in 1933 in Mason City, Iowa and might have been forcefully abducted. 180923 1996 Unsolved Mysteries: Episode #376: Lost Loves T Episode #376. 5-17-1996 TV Reporter Tim Herrell searches for his biological mother who had abandoned him in a garbage can in St. Louis. 180924 1997 Unsolved Mysteries: Episode #430 T Episode #430. 8-29-1997 Former Reporter tries to locate the woman she recently discovered to be her sister. 180925 1990 Unsolved Mysteries: Episode #95 T Episode #95. 10-17-1990 Journalist Lisa Bishop was last known to be on board the "Freedom," a freighter bound for Haiti. The 23-year-old reporter disappeared in 1988. 180926 1993 Unsolved Mysteries: Episodes #227. #245 T SV 196 Episodes #227. 3-10-1993. #245. 7-7-1993 Journalist Danny Caseiero was investigating government corruption and was found dead in a Martinsburg, West Virginia hotel room in August, 1991. His death was ruled a suicide but his family suspects foul play. 180927 1997 Unsolved Mysteries: Episodes #403, #423 T Episodes #403. 1-31-1997, #423. 7-11-1997 Reporter disappears in 1996. This is his story. 180928 2002 Unspeakable M News Media. TV Newswoman #1 (Audra Wise). TV Newswoman #2 (Kim Trujillo). 180929 1990 Unspeakable Acts MT Reporter (Janelle Cochrane). Reporter #2 (Gretchen Holz). 180930 1999 Unspoken N Jackson, Lisa Reporter Katrina Nedelesky of Lone Star Magazine. *** Page 55: “I’ve heard some talk around town, Caleb, talk that you’re sellin’ your story to a reporter of some kind.” *** Page 155: “You’re the reporter?” he said in a dry voice that was little more than a croak. “Yes.” She nodded and felt a little better about his lucidity. *** Page 175: “There’s a reporter pokin’ around, askin’ questions, a woman by the name of Katrina Nedelesky. She writes for Lone Star magazine, and rumor has it she’s going to write a series of articles about the Estevan murder and Ross McCallum’s release.” “So it’ll all be dug up again,” she surmised.” “And then some.” *** Page 194: “Don’t touch me, Ross, or I’ll call the police. Just because Caleb changed his story and now he’s gonna make big bucks sellin’ it to that woman reporter doesn’t mean a thing. I told the truth about that night.” *** Page 198: She stuck out a hand. “I’m Katrina Nedelesky. I’m a reporter for Lone Star magazine.” Her grip was strong. Sure. Yet there was something tenuous about the way she looked up at him, something he innately didn’t trust. Filled with self-importance, she fished in a pocket..... *** *** Page 200: ...the scene of her perfume teased him. It wasn’t cheap, and her clothes looked as if she’d picked them out at Nieman Marcus rather than K Mart; he’d bet his favorite mare that the skirt, books, knit top and jacket -- hell, even her perfume -- were imprinted with some famous designer’s name. Though her car was inexpensive and had seen better years, Katrina Nedelseky wasn’t afraid to spend some bucks on her appearance. A dichotomy, the lady reporter. Nope, he didn’t thrust one hair on her henna-dyed head. *** Page 227: “You’re Shelby Cole!” Shelby jumped at the sound of the woman’s voice. Hot coffee slopped over the rim of her cap, burning her fingers as she looked up and started into the eyes of a petite woman she didn’t recognize. “Katrina Nedelseky,” the woman said, extending her hand. “The reporter.” “Right. Lone Star magazine.” She took Shelby’s palm in small, strong fingers and gave it a quick, perfunctory shake. “I’d like to talk to you.” *** Page 229: Shelby tried to shake the feeling that the reporter was just plain bad news. *** Page 241: Caleb Swaggert was dead and now there wasn’t anyone to give that reporter-gal the inside scoop on what happened the night Ol’ Ramon Estevan had been killed. What better story than straight from the horse’s mouth, from the man who’d been set up and sent away for the murder? Yep, he’d have to contact the reporter and work himself a deal.” *** Page 249: Katrina’s claims could well be just a scam, a publicity ruse, and she was older than twenty-one or twenty-two. Ace reporter though she might allege to be.... *** Page 251: Katrina started through the glass to the rosebushes with their heavy-headed blooms. “Okay, the deal is this -- I’m not just a freelance reporter,” Katrina admitted, turning away from the view and dropping onto an antique settee. “I’m working on a book.” Shelby’s heart dropped. She should’ve seen this coming. “About?” *** Page 252: Shelby knew then that Katrina’s claims were true. The reporter from Dallas was her half-sister. *** Page 282: “I fond out that the reporter who’s been poking around town, rattling everyone --” “Katrina Nedelesky?” “That’s the one.” She lifted a finger and winked as the shadows of night started to fall. “Well, it turns out she’s not just a freelance reporter for Lone Star magazine. Nor is she just a woman intent on writing a tell-all, part-fiction, part-fact book about Bad Luck.” “What?” “No, indeed,” Shelby insisted. “She just happens to be my half-sister, daughter of Nell Hart, a waitress the Judge had an affair with, then paid to leave town before their love child was born.” “And that’s not the worst of it. Nope. It just gets better and better,” Shelby said, speaking so rapidly that the words tumbling out of her mouth were beyond her control. “Nell Hart’s baby, Katrina, is the reason my mother committed suicide. That’s right, she didn’t accidentally overdose one night after drinking too much. No, she was so depressed and suicidal that she took a lethal dose of sleeping pills and booze and then...and then my father...the goddamned Judge covered up any hint of scandal, never recognizing his own daughter, never acknowledging that his wife, my mother, was in so much emotional pain that she would take her own life.” *** Page 287: The thought that someone might be out to get her had been her companion for the past few days, and as she glanced around the cinder-block walls of Room 18, she shivered inwardly. Nothing ventured, nothing gained, she reminded herself. All good reporters faced their own mortality. Look at those gays who stayed in war-torn countries just for a story, the people who approached burning airplanes, or interviewed despots, all for the sake of fame. And yet...she wasn’t fool enough to want to give up her life for the sake of a story. Fame was important; money even more so. But it wasn’t worth dying for. Through she would like nothing better than to expose Judge Jerome “Red” Cole for the son of a bitch he was, even satisfaction wasn’t worth her neck. That’s why she’d bought the gun -- a small, silver pistol that fit neatly into her palm. God help her if she ever had to use it. She turned her attention back to her computer screen, and the fight in the room next door died down. A nightly drama flickered from the television screen, but she thought of Shelby Cole. The princess. Her half-sister. Unwed mother. Now that was interesting. The Judge, true to his loathsome, self-serving self, had not only denied Katrina her birthright, but had done the same with his own grandchild, Shelby’s daughter. Who was the father of that baby? Katrina wondered and made yet another note to herself. Shelby seemed hell-bent to find the kid, but wouldn’t it be a hoot if Katrina managed to do it first? After all, she had connections. She smiled to herself and nearly jumped out of her skin when there was a knock at the door. “Who is it?” she said, shoving the computer aside and climbing to her feet. The gun was in her purse if she needed it. “You the reporter-woman?” an unfamiliar male voice called from the other side of the dead bolt. “Yes.” She reached for her handbag. “Good, I’m Ross McCallum.” Her heart stood still. “You hear me?” “Y-yes.” Oh, God. This was either the opportunity of a lifetime or her worst nightmare. Her pulse began to skyrocket as she unclasped her purse. “What can I do for you?” “Why don’t you open the door so we can talk?” Nothing ventured, nothing gained, she reminded herself yet again, the old adage suddenly becoming her litany. With one hand on her purse, she used the other to throw the dead bolt, unhook the chain and swing open the door. There he was. Back dropped by the blue glow of the streetlights, as bad-assed looking as any of the pictures she’d seen of him, he learned against the doorjamb. “Mr. McCallum,” she said cooly, though she thought she might lose her bladder at any second. The man emanated pure evil.” *** Page 325: ...the gossip that had fueled most of the conversation still rattled around in his head -- conversation concerning the reporter-woman, the Judge and Shelby Cole. Conjecture had it that Katrina was the Judge’s illegitimate kid and she was back here with her own axe to grind. Funny, she hadn’t mentioned it to him when they’d had their little chat the other night. Maybe it was time to pay her a visit. 180931 2008 Unstable Fables: Tortoise vs. Hare C Reporter #1 (Nolan North - Voice). The great race revisited. 180932 1960 Unstoppable Man, The M Reporter (John Baker). TV Interviewer (Tony Hawes). 180933 2002 Unsung Heroes: Ernie Pyle DT VHS 1284 War Correspondent Ernie Pyle during World War II 180934 1947 Unsuspected, The M DVD -R HQ 9573, 9574. DVD -R 1689. SVD 1453 (Incomplete) Reporter (Ray Montgomery). Reporter (Dick Walsh). 180935 1969 Untamed World DT Series. 1-4-1969 to 8-30-1969. NBC Host-Narrator Philip Carey. Documentaries on the animal kingdom. 180936 1997 Until It Hurts N Whitney, Polly TV News Director Abby Abagnarro and his crew, on the scene for interview with New York Knicks' star center videotaped shotgun blast that flattened 20 teammates, opponents and hangers-on milling around floor during practice at Madison Square Garden. Then the basketball player was fatally stabbed. But they missed the actual murder, during which they were hugging the floor as closely as anybody. And Abagnarro is angry about it. Why and how did two people ever team up to shoot and stab the player and how did the murder weapon disappear from under the nose of the police captain. Abby's ex is Morning Watch Producer Ike Taggart wants the answers. She would also love to win the latest dance contest she's entering with Abby. The divorced investigators pump up for an athletic investigation into the world of sports in search for the devious killer. 180937 1993 Until Proven Guilty N McGuire, Christine TV Reporter Richard Sanchez jeopardizes investigation of a serial killer by broadcasting information obtained from an inside source. The suspect slays and mutilates teenage Hispanic girls who remind him of his hated stepsister Ratings-hungry TV newsman knows more about the District Attorney's moves than any outside should. 180938 1995 Until the End of Time N Whitney, Polly TV News Producer Abby Abagnarro and his former wife, News Director Ike Tygart look for the city's serial killer, called the Yellow Man for his trademark painting of his victims' faces. Story doesn't get much coverage because his targets are vagrants. Abby is mugged by homeless man with story to tell and soon after doctor who appeared on Ike and Abby's show to promote book opposing long FDA testing of new drugs is found murdered. Following journalists' instincts, Ike and Abby discover the dead doctor has been feuding with co-authors who are also relatives. Is the death related to the other serial killings? The doctor had his face painted. 180939 2004 Until the Night M Reporter #4 (Annabel Blanchard). Reporter #6 (Jasmine Jong Ok Kang). Reporter (Young Man Kang). Paparazzi (Anthony McBride). Lead Reporter (Harry H. Novak). Reporter #3 (Tom Porterhouse). Reporter #1 (Michael Raye). Reporter #5 (April Wilson). 180940 1944 Untitled R Corwin, Norman Norman Corwin Play Editor of newspaper commenting on dead soldier 180941 1994 Untitled CB Captain Canuck Reborn #1 Reporters. Captain Canuck makes a public appearance to expose the New World Order’s conspiracy to control Canada bus is attacked by Double Whammy, two near identical actors hired by the NWO who think they are making a movie. 180942 1944 Untitled CB Junior Miss #1 Reporter Betty Lane 180943 2006 Untitled CB Ms. Marvel #3 Reporters. Ms. Marvel is in a battle in space and ends up wounded in Georgia where she is found by the Fantastic Four. 180944 1939 Untitled CB New York World’s Fair #1 Reporter Scoop Scanlon, Five Star Reporter must investigate and solve a threat made against a futuristic plane designer not to exhibit his new bomber plans at the World’s Fair in 1939. 180945 1944 Untitled CB Real Hit Comics #1 Crime Reporter 180946 2006 Untitled CB Savage Dragon Archives #1 Reporter Cindy Martinez. Reporter Rose Fua. Reporter Sam Haze. Reporter Chris Vantage. Savage Dragon faces off against the OverLord and Vicious Circle. 180947 1992 Untitled CB Southern Squadron: Freedom of Information Act #1 Reporter Sue takes a file from a box of government secrets and runs it by her Editor Reg. 180948 1943 Untitled CB Super Comics #67 Reporter Brenda Starr 180949 1943 Untitled CB Super Comics #71 Reporter Brenda Starr 180950 1949 Untitled CB True Comics #75 Reporters. King of Reporters. 180951 2008 Untitled CB Twelve, The #2 Reporter. Phantom Reporter Richard Jones. 180952 2008 Untitled CB Twelve, The #1 Reporter. Phantom Reporter Richard Jones. 180953 1946 Untitled CB Variety Comics #3 Radio Reporter Gabby Grayson 180954 2000 Untitled CB Serie-paraden #10 Ankjournalisten. 180955 1934 Untitled (Two Stories) CB Famous Funnies #1 Reporter Donald Dare, the Demon Reporter 180956 1997 Unto This Hour N Wicker, Tom War Correspondents, farmers, slaves, foot soldiers, officers, wives and lovers on both sides of the five long days in Virginia in August 1862 when an outnumbered Confederate army delivered a smashing blow to Union forces. 180957 2006 Untold Stories of the ER: Coma Woman Surprise T Episode #20. 1-8-2006 Reporter Lisa Reins (Catharine Scott). 180958 1987 Untouchables, The M DVD Reporter (Larry Brandenburg). Reporter (Tim Gamble). Reporter (Chelcie Ross). Reporter (Charles Keller Watson). 180959 1959 Untouchables, The: T VHS 1045 (Two Parts). SV 236. SV 207 (Media Excerpts), 190 (Media Excerpts) Episodes. Desilu Playhouse, Series 10-15-1959 to 5-21-1963. 118 Episodes Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. News Media 180960 1993 Untouchables, The: T SV 219 Episode. Series 1-11-1993 to 5-22-1994. 42 Episodes. News Media. 180961 1961 Untouchables, The: Antidote, The T Episode #48. 3-9-1961 Newspaper headline: "Roosevelt by Landslide." Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180962 1993 Untouchables, The: Attack on New York T SV 239 Episode #25. 11-28-1993 Newsman (Frank Miller). Mobster attack on Special Prosecutor Thomas Dewey who is headline hungry and termed a "headline hunter." 180963 1960 Untouchables, The: Big Squeeze T Episode #19. 2-18-1960 Newspapers cover a robbery. Ness is suspicious of the story. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180964 1961 Untouchables, The: Big Train, The (Part 1) T Episode #40. 1-5-1961 Radio. Gangster Al Capone is big news in Chicago so radio stations carry a message from him to Mobster Frank Nitti: "Not hurt bad, Don't worry." Signed Alphonse. Nitti is listening and deciphers the code. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180965 1962 Untouchables, The: Bird in the Hand T Episode #94. 10-30-1962 Newspaper Headline: "Parrot Fever Kills 2 More." Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180966 1959 Untouchables, The: Butcher's Boy T VHS 1246 Episode #110. 3-12-1963 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates 180967 1962 Untouchables, The: Case Against Eliot Ness T Episode #83. 5-10-1962 News Media. Reporter (Bruno Vesota). Reporter (Ed Toritini). Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180968 1993 Untouchables, The: Chinatown T Episode #10. 3-21-1993 News Media. Reporter #1 (Rick LaFond). Reporter #2 (Ron West). 180969 1962 Untouchables, The: Death Tree, The T Episode #76. 2-15-1962. Reporter (Cyril Delevanti) works for a newspaper. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180970 1962 Untouchables, The: Economist, The T Episode #92. 10-16-1962 Reporters pay $10 for any hot tip leading to a scoop. So when a dying man babbles to a nurse about a $2-million hoard of booze, she phones Eliot Ness but only after phoning some reporters. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. Ness talks to the dying man but he is delirious and tells him nothing. The newspapers have a field day suggesting on the front pages that Ness has finally taken a bribe. It looks bad for Ness until the Untouchables get the story straight. 180971 1959 Untouchables, The: Floyd Gibbons Story T DVD -R HQ 8300. VHS 1246 Episode #99. 12-11-1962 Journalist Floyd Gibbons (Scott Brady), the famous one-eyed war correspondent and reporter, comes to Chicago and investigates a fellow reporter's murder. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell, narrator. Reporter Barney Rich (Stu Erwin). Chicago, October 1932. Within minutes of the time the Globe's top Reporter Carlton Edmunds (Paul Langton) is shot, Eliot Ness and his men are on the scene. Stray bullet in a gunfight hit Edmunds or he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. But gunmen were firing blanks except for the one bullet that hit the reporter who was 30 feet away. Gunfight was staged to fool the sole witness to the shooting, Newsman Barney Rich. Edmunds was working on a story about scrap metal that would tear this town wide open. Reporter Gibbons, on a cross-country flight stops over in Chicago and makes some phone calls. The globe-trotting reporter is a fast-talking, straight-shooting whirlwind. Not even losing his left eye in World War I slowed him down. For past dozen years, bulldozed his way to the frontline of every major news story in the world often making himself and his exploits news. When he sees his buddy was shot, he investigates. 180972 1960 Untouchables, The: Frank Nitti Story T Episode #28. 4-28-1960 Reporter Jason MacIntyre (Frank Albertson) gets the extortion story out. He has Variety print the headline: Hood Trix Nix Pic Biz (Hood Trucks Hurt Picture Business). All the major newspapers in Chicago reprint MacIntyre's articles but in plain English. Gangster Frank Nitti's boys rough him up. It is 1934. Prohibition has been repealed and the syndicate is looking for new sources of revenue. Frank Nitti wants to expand his empire and he goes after small theatres with his extortion racket. Nitti who has all the small independent theater owners signed up for protection is now ready to go after the Star Theatres, a chain of 1,000 houses across America. It's a $100 million dollar business. Nitti blows up some theaters and the president of Star Theatres buys protection. Then MacIntyre prints his article. Nitti fights back and machine-guns Ness' car. One of the Untouchables is killed. They go after Nitti with a vengeance. Nitti is killed. 180973 1959 Untouchables, The: George "Bugs" Moran Story, The T Episode #4. 11-5-1959 Reporter interviews Gangster Joe Carroll, a sidekick of George "Bugs" Moran and he talks his way out of everything. He kidnapped the 9-year-old son of the president of the United Trucker's Union. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180974 1960 Untouchables, The: Head of Fire - Feet of Clay T Episode #27. 4-21-1960 News Vendor (George Chirello). Narrator (Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell). Jury has been out on a case that Ness has worked hard on trying to get a conviction for a top mobster, Johnny Fortunato. The newspaper reads: Fortunato got off, the chief witness was a "suicide." Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180975 1960 Untouchables, The: Jack "Legs" Diamond T Episode #30. 10-20-1960 Newspapers print many stories on Jack "Legs" Diamond's philandering. The mob hates all the publicity he is drawing to himself -- and might draw to them. When Jack gets his picture taken for the newspapers once too often, there's an another attempt on his life. But he survives. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180976 1959 Untouchables, The: Jake Lingle Killing, The T DVD -R HQ 6859. VHS 3978 Episode #3/ 1-29-1959 Reporter Jake Lingle (Herb Vigran) is killed by the Al Capone mob. The crooked journalist is based on a real character. At the news office, Lingle phones in a story to the front desk that gang war has erupted on the northside of Chicago. He gets shot in the back at the subway station and the public turns out by the thousands for his funeral. First time in history a newspaperman was killed by the mob. Newspaper puts up a $25,000 reward for capture of the killer. Dead, Lingle is a martyr, a rallying point for the public to demand reform, but alive he was pocketing 50 grand a year by being a broker -- through him the mob bought protection from the police. In real life, Alfred "Jake" Lingle was a police reporter for the Chicago Tribune who was shot in 1930 at the age of 1939. 180977 1960 Untouchables, The: Mark of Cain, The T Episode #33. 11-17-1960 Reporters are told by Elliot Ness to print the story about a 19-year-old who dies of heroin overdose. There is a public protest about the increase in drug addiction. The top drug bosses don't like the headlines about the girl's death. They are upset about the editorials. They don't want all that bad press. Ness tells reporters just what he wants them to print in the papers. One of the hoods sees the headline in the morning edition: Drummer Dies of Dope Overdose. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180978 1961 Untouchables, The: Masterpiece, The T Episode #42. 1-19-1961 Editor Michael Shaw (Harry Shannon) of the Chicago Leader is killed when one of Gangster Al Capone's lieutenants is angry about the Leader printing front page stories about him. He retaliates by paying the paper a visit with a dozen of his goons. While his boys smash the press room in the basement, the mobster shoots the editor upstairs. But he made a mistake. He used his special .45 automatic gun. Ness has the new editor of the Chicago Leader, William Adcock (Addison Richards), print headlines that Ness has the gun and will pin Shaw's murder rap on the mobster. That night the mobster breaks in to get the gun and Ness is waiting for him. Ness kills the man who killed an editor. Ness calls Editor Bill Adcock just in time for the late addition. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180979 1959 Untouchables, The: Mexican Stake-Out T Episode #7. 11-26-1959 Newspapers. A crook hands Ness an envelope with $20,000 in it. Before a surprised Ness can react, a photographer takes a picture of the "transaction." Ness has been framed. The photo winds up on the front page of the newspapers the next day. Headline: "Whata was in that envelope, Mr. Ness?" Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180980 1993 Untouchables, The: Murder Ink (Parts 1 and 2) T SV 188, SV 190 Episodes #4-#5. 1-24/31-1993 Reporter Jake Lingle is killed by the Al Capone mob. The crooked journalist is based on a real character. 180981 1961 Untouchables, The: Nero Rankin Story, The T Episode #56. 5-11-1961 Newspapers in Chicago -- the Record, Globe and Chronicle -- all carry the headlines about Gangland Revenge. Ness is under pressure from the public and civic leaders to stop the raids. . Ness says, "If I back out now, it's a blueprint for the underworld to follow." Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180982 1961 Untouchables, The: Nick Moses Story T Episode #47. 2-23-1961 Newsboy Tommy Carabello (Riki Marcelli) is accidentally shot in a gangland shooting, but recovers. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180983 1960 Untouchables, The: Noise of Death, The T Episode #14. 1-14-1960 Newspaper Seller (Harry Dean Stanton) is blind. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180984 1960 Untouchables, The: Purple Gang, The T Episode #35. 12-1-1960 Reporters are told by Ness what to print. He is protecting a stoolie. He has the newspaper print the headlines that the stoolie was killed in a shootout with Feds. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180985 1963 Untouchables, The: Search For a Dead Man T Episode #101. 1-1-1963 Reporter Walter Rimer (Gerald Gordon) watches a John Doe buried in the rain in Potter's Field. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180986 1960 Untouchables, The: Seat on the Fence, A T Episode #34. 11-24-1960 Reporter Loren Hall (John McIntire) talks to Dino Patrone on westbound train to Chicago. He's contact man for narcotics in Europe out of favor with a one-time narcotics czar. Hall is an honest reporter who hangs around with criminals to get stories. This time he has a story for Patrone -- he warns him there's been a reshuffling of the Organization while he was away. Some hoods force the train to make an emergency stop. Patrone offers the killer money if he doesn’t kill him. Newsboy (Cyril Delevanti). The killer spares his life but tells everyone he killed him, Patrone phones Loren Hall on his radio program. Hall, without mentioning names, says a narcotics boss ordered his agent killed because he failed to restore broken drug lines of traffic. The kicker: Hall says he will get a letter from the agent that could "deal a mortal blow to the organization" that will be turned over to authorities in event of the agent's death. Hall wants to cooperate with Ness, but reporter must protect his sources. Hall says he is on the fence. He gives Ness Patrone's number. Patrone is killed. Ness goes to Hall and says he'll throw him in jail if he doesn't give him the letter. Hall later cooperates with Ness but doesn't reveal his sources. 180987 1962 Untouchables, The: Silent Partner, The T Episode #74. 2-1-1962 Reporters are swarming around the Federal building to get the story of a shooting. Ness gives the story to the reporters: He shot a crooked lawyer and that is the story all the newspaper print in their headlines. But the truth is Ness' gun jammed. Another Untouchable shot the lawyer. It seems Ness is a glory-hound taking credit for s hooting. What they don’t know is that Ness found out whoever killed the lawyer is a marked man. 180988 1963 Untouchables, The: Snowball T Episode #103. 1-15-1963 Newspaper Headlines: "4 Students Blinded By Bootleg Whiskey." The papers call whoever did it scum. The editors would have been even more vitriolic had they known that small-time bootlegger did it on purpose. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180989 1962 Untouchables, The: Takeover T Episode #77. 3-1-1962 Newspaper Boy (Steven Benson). Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180990 1993 Untouchables, The: Tale of Two Fathers, A (Parts 1 and 2) T SV 211 (Part I). 194 (Part II). Episode #7-#8. 2-14/21-1993 News Media 180991 1963 Untouchables, The: Taste for Pineapple, A T Episode #118. 5-21-1963 Newsboy (Laird Stuart). Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180992 1961 Untouchables, The: Troubleshooter, T T Episode #61. 10-12-1961 Reporters print a story that Eliot Ness shot an unarmed man. The headline of the Chicago Star newspaper reads: Federal Agent Faces Inquiry in Shooting. It's a frame-up. In summer of 1934, new gambling device is weeping the nation: the punchboards. A mobster buys out Reporter Harry Danigan (Murray Hamilton) and feeds him the story that a collector for the punchboards had $15,000 collection money on him that disappeared. Danigan prints the story in the newspaper. "What happened to the money, Mr. Ness?" Eliot decides to go along with the story. He has the D.A. give a false story to the press. Headlines read: "Federal Agent Transferred in Shake-Up." It says Ness is to be transferred to Iowa. Crooked reporter Danigan wants to be paid off. He wants the other five grand he was promised. The mobster decides to pay him off. Ness goes to Danigan's apartment and finds him shot to death. Hit men are still there. Shootout and Ness nabs the mobsters. The punchboard empire collapses. Eliot Ness remains in Chicago in charge of the Untouchables. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180993 1960 Untouchables, The: Unhired Assassin (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #20-#21. 2-25/3-3-1960 Press Conference. Ness attends a press conference with the Mayor who says the Chicago World's Fair will draw 75-million people bringing the city a revenue of $1 billion. He says with big rat Capone out of the way, they will now eliminate the puppet rats. A photographer snaps the photo. On the front page of the newspaper is his picture along with a headline, "Mayor Refers to Capone's Gang as Rats." Ness foils an attempt on the mayor's life. Newspaper vendor (Frankie Darro) is hawking his papers. A man with homicidal tendencies decides to kill the president and is surprised when the news vendor tells him Hoover is no longer president. Gangster Frank Nitti takes a newspaper with a big photo of the Mayor on the front page and tacks it to the wall, then takes out his gun and shoots bullets into it. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. Chicago November 9, 1932. FDR just elected president and repeal of Prohibition is inevitable. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180994 1959 Untouchables, The: Vincent "Mad Dog" T Episode #6. 11-19-1959 Newspaper carries the story of a mobster's death. A kidnapping is big news in the papers. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180995 1960 Untouchables, The: White Slavers, The T Episode #22. 3-10-1960 Reporters talk to Ness. He wants them to print stories in their newspapers telling how hoods take out ads in magazines -- phony acting schools promising to make young women movie stars, phony modeling agencies promising to make young woman famous models. They then get the women hooked on dope and make them prostitutes. By day, Ness raids these phony agencies. By night, he raids the cathouses. News of a Mexican slaughter to get rid of drug evidence makes headlines all over Chicago. The public no longer looks at prostitution as some harmless, victimless crime. All the bad press in the newspapers catches Gangster Al Capone's attention too. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180996 1962 Untouchables, The: Whitey Steele Story T Episode #75. 2-8-1962 News Service. Michael Barrigan (Murray Hamilton) and Frederic Withers who along with their partner Douglas Barrows own and run the Trans-Pacific News Service. The Underworld, which has long made big money by covering bets on horse races, want to get their hands on a new invention, the racewire, which can speed the results of horse races to bookmakers everywhere. Barrows is found dead in a bookie joint. The Syndicate has made it clear it will do anything to get that racewire. Withers is then killed. Barrigan, scared into cooperating, is convicted but upon Ness' recommendation is paroled after 18 months. A crook asks Ness if he's in the bookmaking racket now, then quips, "That'd make quite an item for Winchell." It's a reference to Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell who narrates The Untouchables. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narrates. 180997 2005 Unusual Inventions of Henry Cavendish, The M Short Newspaper Boy (Conor McMahon). 180998 1946 Unusual Occupations M Editor (O.C. Lightner-Himself) 180999 1937 Unusual Occupations M Newspaper Editor (A. Morton Smith-Himself), a small town newspaper editor 181000 2009 Unusuals, The: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 11026 (Media Excerpts) Episode #1. 4-8-2009 News Media. Reporter (Molly Noe). Detective Eddie Alvarez is an arrogant policeman who tries to take all the credit, says he’s the best man to talk to the press. Later, he rushes to go on TV to take credit for the capture of the man who is said to have murdered a policeman. 181001 2008 Unwanted Souls, The N Rhea, Kerrigan New York Times Journalist Jeremy Tremane travels the United States to get an exclusive story that will earn him the Pulitzer Prize. He finds that each story, though similar, is matchless as it is more exceptional than the last. His research leaves intrigue to his curiosity. But he isn’t ready for what e has to learn when something goes wrong. A controversial theory that the souls of unwanted children who have been aborted find themselves alive. It seems that some think they are neither in heaven nor hell, but on a different plain. Seven of those unwanted lost souls break through their plain, enter ours and succeed in causing unintended turmoil, which affects the parents who did not want them. 181002 1951 Unwritten Column T Fireside Theatre - 3-27-51 Columnist 181003 1975 Uomo della strada fa giustizia, L' MF Italy Journalist (Giovanni Di Benedetto). 181004 1995 Uomo delle stelle, L' MF Photographer (Stefano Gabana). 181005 2001 Uomo in piu, L' MF Interviewer (Roberto De Francesco) 181006 2009 Up M Animation Newsreel Announcer (David Kaye - Voice). By tying thousands of balloons to his home, 78-year-old Carl Fredricksen sets out to fulfill his lifelong dream to see the wilds of South America. 181007 1998 Up 'n' Under M Commentator Ray Mason (Griff Rhys Jones) Radio York 181008 2000 Up Against Amanda M News Media. News Reporter (Manka Casteel). TV Anchor (Steve De Forest). Radio Traffic Reporter (Wes Staples). Talk Radio Host (Gary Hilbert). Talk Radio Sidekick (Eric Kaufman). 181009 1994 Up Against the Wall! CB Prime #16 Reporters. Anonymous and Unnamed Reporters. After believing the news media is accusing him of being a violent criminal maniac pervert, Rogue Prime goes on a rampage and meets a new speedy Ultra, TurboCharge, who wants to be his partner. 181010 1977 Up and Coming Man, An NM Branston, Frank Newspaperman Tom Tompkins, bright young newspaper man. 181011 1998 Up and Cummers 49 M Cameraman (D.J.X.), Birthday Celebrating Cameraman. 181012 1992 Up Close N Bevarly, Elizabeth Silhouette Special Edition #737 Reporter Mason Thorne is a seasoned journalist who has a sixth sense for sniffing out a story. But he’s a rookie when it comes to investigation protege Lou Lofton’s womanly desires. He is responsible for uprooting Halouise (Lou) Lofton from her rural town so he feels he should protect her. But Lou was blossoming into an ace journalist and a beautiful woman. She didn't want or need another brother. She was in love with him and decided to let him know it. During their coming trip to the tropics, she would prove her journalistic talents but getting up close and personal with her overprotective partner could be the true challenge. 181013 1999 Up Close NR Webb, Debra Magazine Reporter Abby Wade has gone to a boozy backwoods brawl for the cover story on local hero Matt Stone for UP CLOSE magazine. If being mistaken for her subject’s sexy birthday surprise isn’t enough to embarrass the usually unflappable, sophisticated reporter, now she has to prove the undeniably handsome firefighter that she means business. Matt Stone is a major hunk with a solid gold heart. It’s a combination that drives most women wild. But it’s not most women Matt is after. Not now that Abby Wade has made her unexpected debut at his private party. He’s never shied away from a flame before, but she’s strictly four-alarm and don’t touch. How can he turn an arrangement that’s purely professional into a relationship that’s excitingly personal? Fight fire with fire. 181014 1996 Up Close and Personal (aka Up Close & Personal) M DVD -R HQ 2031, 2032, 2025. L. Nash, Alanna (Book - "Golden Girl.") Joan Didion, John Gregory Dunne (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Tally Atwater (Michelle Pfeiffer) taught by seasoned journalist Warren Justice (Robert Redford), WMIA News Director: "The Golden Rule of local news, If it bleeds, it leads." Secretly changes her name from Sally to Tally. Goes to Philadelphia. Meets Anchor Marcia McGrath (Stockard Channing). Tabloid Reporter Joanna Kennelly (Kate Nelligan). Executive Bucky Terranova (Joe Mantegna) of Philadelphia. Tom Orr, I.B.S. Evening News Anchorman (James Karen). Justice shows up to help her. McGrath moves to Cincinnati. Atwater becomes anchor. Justice-Atwater marry. Report from prison. Atwater and Cameraman get trapped. Justice coaches her, sends feed to network. She gets weekend Washington D.C. anchor job. Justice covers story in Panama. Killed on assignment. Gabe Lawrence, Justice's replacement News Director (Bruce Gray). Co-Anchor Rob Sullivan (Scott Bryce). WMIA News Anchorman Rob Sullivan (Scott Bryce). WMIA Remote Cameraman Ned Jackson (Glenn Plummer). Photographer (Jason Sanford). Miami Reporters (Ed Amatrudo, Ana Azcuy, Peter D'Oench, Dave Game, Michelle Gillen, Elliott Rodriguez, Jennifer Valoppi). WFIL Reporter (Rhonda Overby-Herself). School Reporter (Maria Sucharetza). WFIL Cameraman (Michael Shamus Wiles). 181015 1931 Up for Murder M Remake of Man, Woman and Sin, 1927 - Ness Book Reporter Robert Marshall (Lew Ayres), a clerk for the World News, becomes a reporter through the influence of alcoholic newsman Collins, The Reporter (Frank McHugh). He falls in love with society editor Myra Deane (Genevieve Tobin) who turns out to be the mistress of the publisher William Winter (Purnell Pratt). City Editor (Frederick Burt). New York Times, 5/30/31: "Frank McHugh wanders in and out of the city room in an alcoholic daze and his perennial drunken reporter role is the only jarring note in what is otherwise an interesting newspaper background." 181016 2006 Up for Rent: Wanna-Be Deadly M Three Horror Stories Reporter (Stephen Twardokus). 181017 1951 Up Front M Press 181018 1948 Up in Central Park M Fields, Herbert and Dorothy (Onstage Musical). Karl Tunberg (Screenplay) Ness Book. Musical New York Times Reporter John Matthews (Dick Haymes) tries to expose Boss Tweed. He romances Irish woman. Tweed gives woman's father job as parks commissioner when he mistakenly believes woman has overheard him and his colleagues discuss plans. Reporter discovers from Irish woman's father that Tweed used birds from zoo to supply his own table and he writes story about it causing the father to be fired. Although the woman breaks up with reporter, he and her father get puppet mayor to expose boss. New York Times, 5/27/48: "Possibly The Times has harbored some suppressed vocalists over the years, yet it's safe to say that the reporter who exposed the machinations of the Tweed Ring didn't fall in love with the little Irish immigrant daughter…." "…of the park superintendent whom Tweed patronized to seal his lips after an election scandal." 181019 2003 Up in Smoke NM Weir, Charlene Journalist Sean Donovan is a political writer for a prestigious periodical. Donovan is the entertaining, but devilish cousin of the Hampstead, Kansas female police chief. He's following the governor's campaign and promptly gets implicated in a murder. He thinks there's a story in the governor of Kansas and his relationship with a man who's been in a wheelchair since the two fought a forest fire 20 years ago. It made Jack a hero and now he's battling for his party's nomination as presidential candidate. But when Donovan goes to interview the man, he finds him dead in his bathroom, shot in the head, apparently a suicide. The police chief's investigation points straight to the candidate. Should she arrest a sitting governor or her cousin, the journalist? 181020 2001 Up In Smoke N Lonsdale, Harry Paul Publisher Melvin Chandler of Cigars Smokers magazine, a slick cigar-lovers’ magazine, stages a book signing at The Happy Smoking Ground, a cigar store in Cambridge, Massachusetts owned by ex-homicide cop Nicholas Chase. It seems the outrageously outspoken multimillionaire magazine owner is as unpopular with his business associates and his own family as he is with rabid anti-smoking advocates. When Melvin arrives at Nick’s store, a riot break out but no one is seriously hurt. That night at the Mayflower hotel, a maid notices a fire in Melvin’s room, puts it out and sees that the occupant is dead. And when Chandler is found dead in his hotel room, the victim, apparently, of a careless puffing-in-bed mishap, Nick can’t help but suspect that the “accident” was merely a smoke screen for murder. Now, armed with a generous supply of good cigars and an investigator’s keen understanding of what makes people kill, Nick is lighting out on a hunt for an assassin, a process that like the cultivation of fine tobacco requires patient nurturing, perfect timing and an instinct for when to reap the harvest. But like a cheap stogie, something about this case really stinks, and it could end up burning Nicholas Chase bad. With Nick’s urgings, the police consider murder with a member of the Stuff Out Smoking group as the prime suspect. Nick remembers what Melvin told him about the index in his book containing his most likely killer. 181021 1970 Up in the Cellar M AFI-Censorship News Media 181022 1917 Up or Down? M AFI-Novelists Writer 181023 1971 Up the Chastity Belt M Reporter (Lance Percival) 181024 1990 Up the Garden Path: Episode 2 T Episode #2. 5-9-1990. Series 5-2-1990 to 7-1-1993 Newsreader (Charles Collingwood). 181025 1990 Up the Garden Path: Episode 6 T Episode #6. 6-6-1990 Newsreader (Charles Collingwood). 181026 1991 Up the Gulf M Journalist (Frank Thring) 181027 1925 Up the Ladder M AFI-Television TV 181028 1938 Up the River M News Commentator (Dale Armstrong). Announcer (Gary Breckner). 181029 1972 Up the Sandbox M L Streisand Reporter (Norman Field). News Media. 181030 1952 Up to Paar aka I've Got News for You T Series Host Jack Parr of current events quiz 181031 1981 Up To the Minute DT Series. 9-28-1981 to 1-15-1982. CBS TV Newsmen Ed Bradley, Harry Reasoner, Morley Safer, Mike Wallace. Informational feature series in late afternoon. Newsmagazine. Various CBS journalists hosted daytime newsmagazine 181032 1989 Up Your Alley M SV 82 Logan, Bob, Murray Langston (Screenplay Ness Book Obituary Writer Vickie Adderly (Linda Blair) for the Daily Journal wants to be a reporter and goes undercover as a homeless person to find a killer preying on street people. She befriends the homeless and writes about them in the paper, but changes their names. Later her editor, a sexist who constantly hits on his female reporters) has a photographer follow her to get pictures of her contacts and runs the photos in the paper. Adderly quits her job, is saved from the killer and asks one of the homeless men with whom she has fallen in love to move in with her. She echoes generations of female journalists in her concerns over how to balance a personal and a professional life. Efforts to work up the newspaper hierarchy -- she is known by the waiters and treated well in a posh restaurant even if she is an obit writer. "I'm getting too involved. And a good reporter shouldn't get involved." 181033 2000 Up, Up and Away! MT News Media. News Reporter (Denise Labossiere) 181034 2008 Up! Up! To the Sky MF Germany Journalist (Dirk Bohling). 181035 1961 Update DT Series. 9-16-1961 to 6-2-1963. NBC TV Newsman Robert (Bob) Abernethy host and "On the Air Editor." Program aired live from New York City. 181036 1986 Uphill All the Way M Newspaper Vendor (Tommy Collins). 181037 1758 Upholsterer, The; or, What News? Farce in Two Acts, A P USC Murphy, Arthur Pamphleteer. With coat, a muff, a long campaign wig out of curl, and a pair of black garters buckled under the knees. Mr. Pamphlet has arrived. Pamphlet: Sedition is the only thing an author can live by now. Time has been, I could turn a penny by an earthquake, or live upon a jail distemper, or dine upon a bloody murder; but now that's all over -- nothing will do now but roasting a minister…. or telling the people that they are ruined -- the people of England are never so happy as when you tell them they are ruined." References to Mr. Monitor (Monitor was a Whig periodical). 181038 1952 UPI March MUS LaValle, Paul Wire Service. UPI stands for United Press International wire service. The UPI March was written and performed by the Cities Services Band of America under the direction of Paul LaValle. It debuted at the Belasco Theater in New York on Dec. 9, 1952. UPI March was also played at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. 181039 1704 Upon the Anonymous Author of Legion's Humble PO USC Anonymous News 181040 1700 Upon the Author of the Satyr Against Wit PO USC Sedley, Sir Charles News 181041 1720 Upon the South Sea Project PO USC Swift, Jonathan In "Complete Poems, The." News. On the South Sea Bubble financial disaster. 181042 1951 Uppdrag i Korea MF Editor at Expressen (Carl-Adam Nycop). 181043 1977 Uppdrag it Sahara CB Gerilla-serien #2 Journalisten Anders Johnsson. 181044 1977 Uppdrag it Zimbabwe CB Gerilla-serien #1 Journalisten Anders Johnsson. 181045 1956 Upper Case N Merrick, Mollie Journalism. Fast-tempo journalism in the big town 181046 1967 Upper Hand (Rififi in Panama - Du Rififi a Panama, 1966) M Newspaperman Mike Coppolano (Claudio Brook), U.S. Treasury agent investigating Mafia and Cuba arms deal 181047 1987 Upper Hand, The N Hood, Stuart Magazine Editor John Melville oversees a magazine of political analysis. 181048 2006 Upper House Conspiracy NM Goddard, Robert Tabloid Reporter Will O'Brien working out of Washington D.C. is pursuing a scandal story for his tabloid when he discovers an aging senator's recent death by heart attack was an assassination. O'Brien, a discredited former investigative reporter, makes that claim in his weekly article. This produces a mysterious informer who tells him of an incredible conspiracy to assassinate senators in order to control the outcome of the midterm elections. O'Brien and a Washington D.C. Detective pursue the conspiracy through a trail of murdered participants and witnesses discovering a cabal of political fanatics with ties to one of our oldest European allies. Desperate to save the last remaining witness, they fall into a trap set by the conspirators. A trap from which escape seems hopeless. O'Brien's pursuit of a top story has gotten him in hot water before, but he can't resist the opportunity to do it again. 181049 1970 Upper Pleasure Garden, The N OWN - H Williams, Gordon M. Reporter Andrew "Ming" Menzies, 21-year-old on a weekly newspaper in the South of England and its people who aren't successful at anything much except muck-raking. Editor Percy Marshall. 181050 1934 Upperworld M DVD -R HQ 4253, 4254 Hecht, Ben (Story). City Editor (William B. Davidson). Reporter Rocklen (Theodore Newton). Reporter with Rocklen (Jack Mower). Reporter (Lee Phelps). Photographer (Bill Elliott). Photographer (Dennis O'Keefe). 181051 1999 Upright Citizens Brigade: Mogomra vs. the Fart Monster T Episode. 6-28-1999. Reporter (Rob Corddry). 181052 2000 Upright Citizens Brigade: Music T Episode #24. 2-7-2000 Photographer (Ali Reza). 181053 2006 Upside Down Dan M Short Interviewer (Douglas Miller). 181054 2005 Upstaged M UK Critics. TV Art Critic 1 (Chris Marvin). TV Art Critic 2 (Michael Jaffrain). TV Presenter (Mike Mallett). 181055 2007 Uptown and Down N Dahlberg, Jennifer Anglade Fashion Magazine Editor Nora Deschamps is an editor at a chic women’s fashion magazine. Her husband Jeff Montgomery owns an independent record label that’s edging into a mega-bucks hip-hop phenomenon. Tracked as one of New York Magazine’s “25 Most Exciting Couples Under Forty,” Nora and Jeff appear to have it all. But their future is about to be shaken by Nora’s on-the-rise career that’s taking an intimate toll on their lives, by a crime that Jeff is powerless to prevent, and ultimately by the secret of a long-ago indiscretion and the revenge that now threatens all they’ve strived to achieve. From the uptown high-life to the downside of love, betrayal and long-standing lies, Nora and Jeff must now fight harder than ever to learn the meaning of trust. 181056 1956 Uranium Boom M Reporter (Nick Tell). 181057 1991 Uranus M Journalist (Gerard Desathe), a Fascist, seeks refuge in the home of an amiable centrist who shares lodgings with an all-accepting teacher and a local communist 181058 1991 Urban Angel: T SV 122. SV 115 (Media Excerpts). Episodes. Series 10-29-1991 to 2-18-1992. Canadian TV Investigative Reporter-Crime Writer Victor Torres (Justin Louis) for the Montreal Tribune is an ex-con. He turns out to be a pumped-up, ripsnorting fact-finder and defender of the right and the wronged. Editor Bob Vanverdan (Jack Langedijk). A Portuguese street kid is out of prison and becomes the paper's star reporter. The Montreal crime beat reporter is based loosely on real-life reporter Victor Malarek. His delinquent background both helps and hinders him in his investigations. Editor Vanverdaan is a by-the-book editor. Reporter Bill Rack (Arthur Grosser) is the cynical older reporter. Publisher Moorcroft (Daniel Pilon). 181059 1991 Urban Angel: Angele T Episode #5. 11-26-1991 Investigative Reporter-Crime Writer Victor Torres (Justin Louis) for the Montreal Tribune is an ex-con. He turns out to be a pumped-up, ripsnorting fact-finder and defender of the right and the wronged. Editor Bob Vanverdan (Jack Langedijk). A Portuguese street kid is out of prison and becomes the paper's star reporter. The Montreal crime beat reporter is based loosely on real-life reporter Victor Malarek. His delinquent background both helps and hinders him in his investigations. Editor Vanverdaan is a by-the-book editor. Reporter Bill Rack (Arthur Grosser) is the cynical older reporter. Publisher Moorcroft (Daniel Pilon). Victor tries to help a teenage runaway who has been accused of murder. 181060 1991 Urban Angel: Battered Lives T Episode #7. 12-17-1991 Investigative Reporter-Crime Writer Victor Torres (Justin Louis) for the Montreal Tribune is an ex-con. He turns out to be a pumped-up, ripsnorting fact-finder and defender of the right and the wronged. Editor Bob Vanverdan (Jack Langedijk). A Portuguese street kid is out of prison and becomes the paper's star reporter. The Montreal crime beat reporter is based loosely on real-life reporter Victor Malarek. His delinquent background both helps and hinders him in his investigations. Editor Vanverdaan is a by-the-book editor. Reporter Bill Rack (Arthur Grosser) is the cynical older reporter. Publisher Moorcroft (Daniel Pilon). Pragmatic Managing Editor Francine (Dorothee Berryman). Victor tries to protect a battered wife who hasn't gotten much help from the court system. 181061 1992 Urban Angel: Deadly Force T Episode #10. 2-11-1992 Investigative Reporter-Crime Writer Victor Torres (Justin Louis) for the Montreal Tribune is an ex-con. He turns out to be a pumped-up, ripsnorting fact-finder and defender of the right and the wronged. Editor Bob Vanverdan (Jack Langedijk). A Portuguese street kid is out of prison and becomes the paper's star reporter. The Montreal crime beat reporter is based loosely on real-life reporter Victor Malarek. His delinquent background both helps and hinders him in his investigations. Editor Vanverdaan is a by-the-book editor. Reporter Bill Rack (Arthur Grosser) is the cynical older reporter. Publisher Moorcroft (Daniel Pilon). By-the-book Editor Bob (Jack Langedijk). Pragmatic Managing Editor Francine (Dorothee Berryman). Victor investigates when the police are accused of racism after a young black man is shot. 181062 1991 Urban Angel: Family Business T Episode #4. 11-19-1991 Investigative Reporter-Crime Writer Victor Torres (Justin Louis) for the Montreal Tribune is an ex-con. He turns out to be a pumped-up, ripsnorting fact-finder and defender of the right and the wronged. Editor Bob Vanverdan (Jack Langedijk). A Portuguese street kid is out of prison and becomes the paper's star reporter. The Montreal crime beat reporter is based loosely on real-life reporter Victor Malarek. His delinquent background both helps and hinders him in his investigations. Editor Vanverdaan is a by-the-book editor. Reporter Bill Rack (Arthur Grosser) is the cynical older reporter. Publisher Moorcroft (Daniel Pilon). By-the-book Editor Bob (Jack Langedijk). Pragmatic Managing Editor Francine (Dorothee Berryman). Victor tries to help a friend's cousin, who has inadvertently become involved with a ruthless gang of drug lords. 181063 1992 Urban Angel: Family Phoenix Rising (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #8-#9. 1-28/2-4-1992 Investigative Reporter-Crime Writer Victor Torres (Justin Louis) for the Montreal Tribune is an ex-con. He turns out to be a pumped-up, ripsnorting fact-finder and defender of the right and the wronged. Editor Bob Vanverdan (Jack Langedijk). A Portuguese street kid is out of prison and becomes the paper's star reporter. The Montreal crime beat reporter is based loosely on real-life reporter Victor Malarek. His delinquent background both helps and hinders him in his investigations. Editor Vanverdaan is a by-the-book editor. Reporter Bill Rack (Arthur Grosser) is the cynical older reporter. Publisher Moorcroft (Daniel Pilon). By-the-book Editor Bob (Jack Langedijk). Pragmatic Managing Editor Francine (Dorothee Berryman). Discovery of a murder victim's dead body puts Victor on the trial of a political conspiracy. Victor uncovers links between the murder, the mayoral candidate and a pornographer. 181064 1991 Urban Angel: Fire and Ice T Episode #2. 11-5-1991 Investigative Reporter-Crime Writer Victor Torres (Justin Louis) for the Montreal Tribune is an ex-con. He turns out to be a pumped-up, ripsnorting fact-finder and defender of the right and the wronged. Editor Bob Vanverdan (Jack Langedijk). A Portuguese street kid is out of prison and becomes the paper's star reporter. The Montreal crime beat reporter is based loosely on real-life reporter Victor Malarek. His delinquent background both helps and hinders him in his investigations. Editor Vanverdaan is a by-the-book editor. Reporter Bill Rack (Arthur Grosser) is the cynical older reporter. Publisher Moorcroft (Daniel Pilon). By-the-book Editor Bob (Jack Langedijk). Pragmatic Managing Editor Francine (Dorothee Berryman). To track down the source of a new illegal drug called Ice, Victor poses as a street kid. 181065 1991 Urban Angel: Partners T Episode #6. 12-3-1991 Investigative Reporter-Crime Writer Victor Torres (Justin Louis) for the Montreal Tribune is an ex-con. He turns out to be a pumped-up, ripsnorting fact-finder and defender of the right and the wronged. Editor Bob Vanverdan (Jack Langedijk). A Portuguese street kid is out of prison and becomes the paper's star reporter. The Montreal crime beat reporter is based loosely on real-life reporter Victor Malarek. His delinquent background both helps and hinders him in his investigations. Editor Vanverdaan is a by-the-book editor. Reporter Bill Rack (Arthur Grosser) is the cynical older reporter. Publisher Moorcroft (Daniel Pilon). By-the-book Editor Bob (Jack Langedijk). Pragmatic Managing Editor Francine (Dorothee Berryman). TV Reporter (Aaron Rand). The Printer (Aron Tager). Victor pairs up with a rookie cop to search for a cop killer. 181066 1991 Urban Angel: Pearls of Wisdom T Episode #11. 2-18-1992 Investigative Reporter-Crime Writer Victor Torres (Justin Louis) for the Montreal Tribune is an ex-con. He turns out to be a pumped-up, ripsnorting fact-finder and defender of the right and the wronged. Editor Bob Vanverdan (Jack Langedijk). A Portuguese street kid is out of prison and becomes the paper's star reporter. The Montreal crime beat reporter is based loosely on real-life reporter Victor Malarek. His delinquent background both helps and hinders him in his investigations. Editor Vanverdaan is a by-the-book editor. Reporter Bill Rack (Arthur Grosser) is the cynical older reporter. Publisher Moorcroft (Daniel Pilon). By-the-book Editor Bob (Jack Langedijk). Pragmatic Managing Editor Francine (Dorothee Berryman). A desperate woman on the run leaves her baby in Victor's care. 181067 1991 Urban Angel: Ridin' Fire (aka Postcards from the Past) T Episode #3. 11-12-1991 Investigative Reporter-Crime Writer Victor Torres (Justin Louis) for the Montreal Tribune is an ex-con. He turns out to be a pumped-up, ripsnorting fact-finder and defender of the right and the wronged. Editor Bob Vanverdan (Jack Langedijk). A Portuguese street kid is out of prison and becomes the paper's star reporter. The Montreal crime beat reporter is based loosely on real-life reporter Victor Malarek. His delinquent background both helps and hinders him in his investigations. Editor Vanverdaan is a by-the-book editor. Reporter Bill Rack (Arthur Grosser) is the cynical older reporter. Publisher Moorcroft (Daniel Pilon). By-the-book Editor Bob (Jack Langedijk). Pragmatic Managing Editor Francine (Dorothee Berryman). Photographer (Mark Walker). Undercover as a biker, Victor gets caught up in an outlaw motorcycle gang's crime spree. 181068 1991 Urban Angel: Smoke and Mirrors (Premiere, aka Crime Time After Prime Time) T SV 110 Episode #1. 10-29-1991 Investigative Reporter-Crime Writer Victor Torres (Justin Louis) for the Montreal Tribune is an ex-con. He turns out to be a pumped-up, ripsnorting fact-finder and defender of the right and the wronged. Editor Bob Vanverdan (Jack Langedijk). A Portuguese street kid is out of prison and becomes the paper's star reporter. The Montreal crime beat reporter is based loosely on real-life reporter Victor Malarek. His delinquent background both helps and hinders him in his investigations. Editor Vanverdaan is a by-the-book editor. Reporter Bill Rack (Arthur Grosser) is the cynical older reporter. Publisher Moorcroft (Daniel Pilon). By-the-book Editor Bob (Jack Langedijk). Pragmatic Managing Editor Francine (Dorothee Berryman). Victor thinks he has discovered some cops who are moonlighting as counterfeits. 181069 2005 Urban Demographic, The M News Media. Reporter Carla Cravens (Jackie Lay). When Classical listening station KSOF changes it's format to Hip Hop it brings conflict between the old faction and the new Urban Demographic. 181070 1998 Urban Ghost Story M Newspaper Editor (Linda McGuire) 181071 2001 Urban Gothic: End, The T Episode #20. 12-25-2001 Newsreader (Sian Jones). Strange pirate broadcast warns of disturbances on the street -- but is it all an elaborate hoax? 181072 2002 Urban Ground Squirrels M Critic. Sea Monkey Critic (Matthew Wilkans). 181073 2007 Urban Justice M News Media. Reporter (Cherlyn Schaefer). Reporter (Kim Thrasher). A man with a dark and violent past seeks revenge for his son’s murder. 181074 1998 Urban Legend M SVD 882 Journalist boyfriend Paul (Jared Leto) and girlfriend investigate deaths of coeds. Weatherwoman (J.C. Kenny). 181075 2005 Urban Legends: Bloody Mary M News Media. Female Reporter (Brandy Vega). 181076 1994 Urban Romance: Novel of New York in the 80s, A N George, Nelson African-American Music Critic Dwayne Robinson of the Village Voice, Essence and Billboard is a freelance-writer from working-class Brooklyn waiting for inspiration for his first book. He lives in two worlds -- the world of poor black New York and the world of buppies, black middle-class urban professionals. He disdains buppies, but is pushed toward them by his new love, Columbia School of Journalism Graduate student Danielle Embry. Danielle was raised in suburban New Jersey and her upbringing contrasts strongly with Robinson's Brooklyn background. She has keen interest in TV and politics. He's a street-wise music critic. They meet. They mate. They make a mess of their relationship. She gets pregnant and her abortion effectively terminates her connection with Robinson. 181077 1996 Urban Safari M Video Editor (Darren Moore). 181078 2005 Urbanworld M Interviewer (Lin Lucas). 181079 2006 Ured Gradonacelnika TF Serbo-Croatia Journalist (Natasa Antulov). Journalist (Belma Hodzic). Journalist (Nina Krapic). Photoreporter (Nino Bjelac). Photoreporter (Goran Jezic). Photoreporter (Mislav Kukurin). Elections. 181080 1989 Urodzony po raz trzeci MTF Poland. Photographer Zbyszek (Jaroslaw Kopaczewski). 181081 1983 Urusei Yatsura 1: Onri yu C Reporter (Adrian Monte - Voice - English Version). Announcer (Hiroshi Izawa). 181082 1965 Urutora Q DF Series 1965 News Editor Seki (Yoshifumi Tajima) for the Daily News. 181083 1996 Urutoraman Zeasu MF Japan. Helicopter TV Reporter (Sandayuu Dokumamushi) in cameo performance. Photojournalist Akuma Ogami (Takeshi Kaga). 181084 1991 Us (aka US, aka uS). MT DVD -R HQ 5397, 5398 Two-Hour Pilot. CBS. 54-year-old Michael Landon death's ended possibility of series. Columnist Jeff Hayes (Michael Landon), a prison inmate turned roving newspaper columnist who hits the road with his son and father and supports them by writing a column about life in America Hayes served 18 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit. When new evidence proving his innocence turns up, Jeff is freed and seeks out his family. He discovers his wife is remarried and their no-teenage son has been told he died in an "accident." Jeff lands a dream job. Newspaper Publisher (Luke Reilly) asks him if he wants to travel around the country writing a column about what he sees -- "sort of like Charles Kuralt on the road," says the publisher. Jeff convinces his father who is living a miserably lonely bachelor's life in a slum-neighborhood apartment, and his son, who he has steered away from the path of juvenile delinquency, to hop into a camper with him. Last image is Jeff hunched over his typewriter pecking out the title of his new newspaper column: US. 181085 1998 USA High: Date Auction T Episode #44. 1-6-1998 Photographer (Maurice Chasse). 181086 1997 USA High: Mr. Tiffani T Episode #70. 9-19-1997 News Media. Reporter #1 (Juan Carlos Ragas). Reporter #2 (Paula O'Hara). 181087 1998 USA High: She's the Boss T Episode #19. 4-6-1998 News Media. Reporter (Joanne Takahashi). 181088 1998 USA High: Winnie Wear T Episode #40. 12-28-1998 News Media. Reporter #1 (Tanya Whitford). Reporter #2 (Paul Leighton Nygro). 181089 1995 USA Live: DT Series 1995-1996 Correspondent Tad Low (1996-1998). Hosts Jon Spinogath (1995), Kathleen Murphy, Jim O'Connor. 181090 2004 USA Today MUS Jackson, Alan (Songwriter) Song Newspaper. Song about the newspaper, USA Today. "On the cover of the USA Today Story of heartbreaking pain Picture of the loneliest man they claim In the USA Today." 181091 2002 USA World Championships DT Commentators (Chris Casamassa, Steven Man). 181092 1981 Usam DT TV Newsreader Terry Casey. Sports Reporter Scott Hatch. Co-Hosts Ross Bagley, Brian Christie. Weatherman Tom Mahoney. 181093 2003 Use Me or Lose Me: Novel of Love, Sex and Drama, A N Reid, Maryann African-American TV Anchor Farah Washington is an aggressive, charismatic character, 27, single and a recent Emmy award winner who's now an anchorwoman for Channel 7 Primetime News. Focused on stealing the coveted hosting position on Rise and Shine, the station's morning show. Standing in her way is the only other black woman at the company, vice-president Joan Meyers, who thinks Washington's ambition could make her a liability. Rich Harvard-educated attorney sweeps Washington off her feet, puts in good word with Meyers who happens to be his aunt. Ulterior motive is to have Washington interview falsely imprisoned man, exposing duplicitous scheme hatched by conniving politician. When Washington's segment airs to much fanfare, her star rises. Couple's relationship falters, she gains weight and bites her tongue for career's sake while lawyer two-times her. Was a junior correspondent to NBC News. 181094 1978 Users, The MT Editor (Frederick Combs). Variety Columnist Army Archerd (Himself). 181095 1983 USFL Football DT Series. 3-6-1983 to 7-7-1985. ABC Sportscasters Keith Jackson, Lynn Swann, Tim Brant (1983-1984), Jim Lampley (1983), Lee Corso (1983), Lee Grosscup (1984). 181096 1986 Usuge no 19-sai MF Editor (Akio Kaneda). 181097 1957 Utah Blaine M DVD -R HQ 8158, 8159. Newspaperman Ray Forbes (Pierce Lyden). 181098 1981 Utilities M News Media. TV Anchorman (Larry Solway). Anchorwoman (Faye Dance). Reporter #1 (Clark Johnson). Reporter #2 (Dave Mann). Reporter #1 (John Corbett). Reporter #2 (Morison Bock). TV Newsman (Don North). Talk Show Host (Linda Carter). 181099 2008 Utopians and Nihilists N Envuladu, Ernest Emaku Journalist Oklo is an idealistic young journalist whose infatuation with his co-worker Nana is simmering to the surface. But it is a most deadly infatuation for she is also the object of fancy of a despicable politician and businessman for whom her kind is just another collectible to be had. 181100 2005 Utrup's Fireside Mysteries: Tin Devil SS Utrup, Karla J. Reporter is sent on assignment to find the reason for the disappearance of several campers who had journeyed to the back regions of the mountains known to the mountaineers as "The Pockets." What he finds in his search is far more than just a newspaper story. 181101 1893 Utterly Mistaken N Thomas, Annie (Pender Cudlip) War Correspondent Guy St. Austle has seen a lot of war as a correspondent. 181102 1983 UTU M New Zealand Photographer (Tim Shadbolt). 181103 1983 UTV Live DT UK Reporters-Presenters Pamela Ballantine, Tina Campbell, Frank Mitchell, Alison Fleming. Journalist-Broadcaster Paul Clark. News Presenter Kate Smith. Editor Current Affairs Trevor Birney. Senior Reporter-Presenter Niall Donnelly. Principal Journalists Jane Lughrey, Darwin Templeton. Business Correspondent Jamie Delargy. Features Editor Jeanie Johnson. Senior Reporter-Presenter Tracey Magee. Political Reporter Fearghal McKinney. Reporter Susie Miller. TV Reporter Julie O'Connor. Political Correspondent-Deputy Editor Ken Reid. Presenters Julian Simons, Lynda Bryans, Michael Nesbitt, Aidan Browne. Continuity Announcer-Newsreader Gillian Porter. Continuity-News Presenter Robin Taylor Sports Reporters-Presenters Clare McCollam, Graham Little. Sports Editor Adrian Logan. 181104 1992 Utz MF Photographer (Hildegard Hotte) 181105 1991 Uuno Turhapuro, herra Helsingin herra MF TV Reporter (Juha Muje). Commentators (Paivio Pyysalo, Riitta Vaisanen). 181106 2005 Uvda DF Reporters Itai Angel, Igal Mosko, Orly Vilnai. Reporter-Hostess (Ilana Dayan). 181107 1931 Uwasa no onna MF Japan. Photographer (Keiji Sakakida). 181108 1931 Uwiedziona MF Journalist (Zbigniew Ziembinski). 181109 1992 Uzlasma MF Editor Abdi Ipekci, writer and editor at the major Turkish daily newspaper Milliyet. Istanbul, 1991. Behran is preparing for his screen role as the murderer of Ipekci, writer and editor. Uzlasma not only provides an account of the difficulties of exercising the journalist's profession in a contest of violence and political instability, but also offers a reflection upon the private significance of murderous acts. 181110 2000 Uzumaki MF Reporter Ichiro Tamura (Masami Horiuchi). 181111 2002 V dvizhenii MF Russia Russian Reporter Sasha Guriev (Konstantin Khabensky) is charming and flamboyant and works for a famous Moscow-based Music Magazine. He leads a fast life, married unhappily to a mobster's daughter. Takes many chances and plays around. Guriev is drawn into a fight with his father-in-law when he supports a friend, a Russian businessman, who no longer needs the mob to be successful. Torn by loyalties, he tries to stay out of the firing line. 181112 2005 V For Vendetta M DVD -R HQ 9611, 9612, 9613 Moore, Alan and David Lloyd (Graphic Novel) Tv Journalist Evey (Natalie Portman) is rescued from the secret police in a fascist futuristic Britain by the mysterious revolutionary V (Hugo Weaving) and soon finds herself his staunchest ally in his fight against tyranny. News Media. News Anchor (Adrian Finighan). BTN News Poppets (Megan Gay, Roderic Culver). Civil War News Poppet (Dulcie Smart). Water Shortage News Poppet (Ben Posener). Avian Flu News Poppet (Ian T. Dickinson). Quarantine News Poppet (Sophia New). Three Waters News Poppet (Julie Brown). Radio Man (William Tapley). Government-controlled TV anchors on the British Television Network who report what the government tells them to. TV Executive (Brin Rosser). Studio Technician (Raife Patrick Burchell) 181113 1983 V: MT TV Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer) battles aliens who look like friendly humans but are really vicious reptiles. Newscaster (Howard K. Smith - Himself). Newscaster (Clete Roberts). TV Anchor (Nathan Roberts). TV Studio Director (Dick Harwood). 181114 2010 V: Arrival, The T DVD -R HQ 11864 (Media Excerpts) Recap of the first four episodes. 3-23-2010 TV News Anchor-Reporter Chad Decker (Scott Wolf) is an ambitious, career-hungry reporter, hungry to make a name for himself. World News Television (WNT) broadcasts breaking news. Anna, the leader of the V’s, uses the popular TV Anchor Chad Decker to deliver her messages to the Humans but suspicion arises from FBI investigator Erica who believes that the V’s have different intentions to what they claim. Chad Decker is host of Prime Focus TV program. When Chad declares his independence, the Male Visitor says, “A journalist who bites the hand who feeds him.” Chad has second thoughts about the V’s after some disturbing proof from a report. Erica joins forces with an ally to investigate a biological threat. Elsewhere Anna asks Lisa to bring Tyler in for an experiment. Chad finds out he has an aneurysm and has six months to live but could get treated and could get past the long waiting list by making some sort of arrangement with the Vs. 181115 1985 V: Attack, The T DVD Episode #25 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. 181116 1985 V: Betrayal, The T DVD Episode #17. 1-18-1985 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. Diana is using the hospital to stockpile weapons. Donovan decides to target the hospital, but the plan is overheard by Diana's spy. In a daring daylight raid, the Resistance destroys the hospital. The spy is revealed. 181117 1985 V: Breakout T DVD Episode #8. 5-14-1985 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. 181118 2009 V: Bright New Day, A T DVD -R HQ 11619 Episode #3. 11-17-2009 TV News Anchor-Reporter Chad Decker (Scott Wolf) is an ambitious, career-hungry reporter, hungry to make a name for himself. World News Television (WNT) broadcasts breaking news. Anna, the leader of the V’s, uses the popular TV Anchor Chad Decker to deliver her messages to the Humans but suspicion arises from FBI investigator Erica who believes that the V’s have different intentions to what they claim. Chad Decker is host of Prime Focus TV program. When Chad declares his independence, the Male Visitor says, “A journalist who bites the hand who feeds him.” Chad has second thoughts about the V’s after some disturbing proof from a report. Erica joins forces with an ally to investigate a biological threat. Elsewhere Anna visits a special guest. 181119 1985 V: Champion, The T DVD Episode #19. 2-8-1985 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. 181120 1985 V: Conversion, The T DVD Episode #15. 1-4-1985 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. 181121 1984 V: Deception, The T DVD Episode #9. 11-9-1984 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. Diana orders Donovan captured and creates an elaborate deception to get the information she needs. Using holographic generators, Diana poses as Julie and convinces Donovan the war has been over for a year. But Diana's plans o astray when she shows Donovan a newspaper clip of Elizabeth shown as a child and not a teen-age woman. Donovan escapes and foils Diana's plot moments before they can reach Elizabeth. His son is given a commission in Diana's Visitor Guard. 181122 1984 V: Dissident, The T DVD Episode #13. 12-7-1984 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. Donovan goes aboard Mothership and kidnaps Visitor scientist responsible for the force field's creation -- a force field to encircle Los Angeles so that Visitors control everything going in and out of the city. They learn scientist is a pacifist hesitant to help either side, but changes his mind when he meets Elizabeth and recognizes her as "the Chosen One." Sacrificing his life, he destroys the field. 181123 1984 V: Dreadnaught T DVD Episode #7. 11-2-1984 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. Donovan and Tyler exit the tracking station and cops start shooting at them. They escape wondering why they were fired upon. Diana orders an attack on Earth. 181124 1984 V: Final Battle, The (Parts 1, 2, 3) T SV 128 Episodes #3-#4-#5. Three-part Sequel Newscaster Clete Roberts. Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Ch. 6 Los Angeles newsman. Freedom Network Newscaster Howard K. Smith 181125 1985 V: Hero, The T DVD Episode #16. 1-11-1985 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. Donovan will pretend to surrender while the others rescue the hostages. But Diana has a spy in the group. 181126 2009 V: It’s Only the Beginning T DVD -R HQ 11635 Episode #3. 11-25-2009 TV News Anchor-Reporter Chad Decker (Scott Wolf) is an ambitious, career-hungry reporter, hungry to make a name for himself. World News Television (WNT) broadcasts breaking news. Anna, the leader of the V’s, uses the popular TV Anchor Chad Decker to deliver her messages to the Humans but suspicion arises from FBI investigator Erica who believes that the V’s have different intentions to what they claim. Chad Decker is host of Prime Focus TV program. When Chad declares his independence, the Male Visitor says, “A journalist who bites the hand who feeds him.” Chad has second thoughts about the V’s after some disturbing proof from a report. Erica joins forces with an ally to investigate a biological threat. Elsewhere Anna asks Lisa to bring Tyler in for an experiment. Chad finds out he has an aneurysm and has six months to live but could get treated and could get past the long waiting list by making some sort of arrangement with the Vs. 181127 1984 V: Liberation Day T DVD Episode #6. 10-26-1984 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. Reporter (Haunani Minn). Final battle is over. Donovan captures Diana again. During the following year, Donovan goes back to news reporter and Martin (Frank Ashmore) is his assistant. When Diana arrives at her court hearing, she is shot in front of a live camera and is whisked away in an ambulance. Donovan and Martin steal a helicopter and follow the ambulance, which loads into a truck under a bridge. Donovan realizes it's an escape. She is just tranquilized, not shot. Martin and Donovan go to Diana's location. Martin knocks Donovan out and tries to kill Diana. She kills Martin. Donovan chases Diana. Donovan shoots her but she escapes in a Skyfighter headed to the far side of the moon 181128 1985 V: Littlest Dragon, The T DVD Episode #21. 1-22-1985 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. 181129 1984 V: Overlord, The T DVD Episode #12. 11-30-1984 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. 181130 1983 V: Parts 1 and 2 T SV 127-128 Episodes #1-#2. Miniseries, Two Parts. Series 10-26-1984 to 5-24-1985. Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer) investigate the real reasons why saucers have landed throughout the earth. Donovan works for KDHB-TV, Channel 6, Los Angeles. TV Newscasters (Howard K. Smith, Clete Roberts). Assistant director at News Room (Stephanie Faulker) 181131 2009 V: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 11552 Episode #1. 11-3-2009. Based on the original 1980s miniseries about alien lizards visiting Earth. TV News Anchor-Reporter Chad Decker (Scott Wolf) is an ambitious, career-hungry reporter, hungry to make a name for himself. Chad’s already precarious moral limits are stretched as he finds himself in the uncomfortable, yet highly beneficial position of becoming the conduit for Anna’s propaganda. He believes he could make his career sky rocket as a news anchor with the “V” story and an exclusive interview with Anna, the gorgeous leader of the “visitors” is crucial to his dominating the airwaves. Meanwhile Father Jack questions his faith as he seeks answers outside the church in the wake of the Visitors’ arrival. Dozens of UFOs place themselves over major cities around the world and claim they are here to help the human race providing vastly superior intelligence and technology in exchange for water and minerals only found on Earth. The leader of the V’s (Visitors) Anna uses the popular TV anchor Chad Decker to deliver her messages to the Humans but suspicion arises from FBI Investigator Erica Evans who believes that the V’s have different intentions to what they claim. Entertainment Weekly: “TV Journalist Chad Decker, played with perfect plasticity by Scott Wolf, does his best to ignore the dots. Granted an exclusive interview with Anna, he caves in to her demand that he not ask questions “that would pain us in a negative light.” Ambitious and easily flattered, Chad is willing to bend his ethics. He’s a compromised hero, a canny concept from the V producers....Chad’s character plays into our cynical notions of what TV will do to exploit a good news event, but he also represents our own ambivalence. After all, if a soothing-voiced creature came to us promising universal health care and her last name wasn’t Obama, don’t you think the majority of Americans would say, “Hell, yeah!..”?” 181132 1984 V: Reflections in Terror T DVD Episode #14. 12-14-1984 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. Donovan is using underground railroad to get children out of the city. Use a church as a hide-out. 181133 1985 V: Rescue, The T DVD Episode #18. 2-1-1985 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. Resistance headquarters destroyed just as Donovan and company pull out. During attack on Los Angeles, Julie helps deliver a baby and is strapped. Donovan and others locate her and arrange a rescue. 181134 1985 V: Return, The T DVD Episode #24. 3-22-1985 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. 181135 1984 V: Sanction, The T DVD Episode #10. 11-16-1984 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. Donovan decides to save his son who is now a favorite of a master assassin retained by Diana to terminate anyone committing crimes against the Legation. Donovan sees footage of Youth Corps' training camp and sees his son. Smuggles himself into the Legation and duels the assassin for his son's freedom. Diana interferes and son remains. 181136 1985 V: Secret Underground, The T DVD Episode #23. 3-15-1985 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. 181137 1984 V: Series, The T DVD Episodes #6 to #25. The Series. Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. Freedom Network Newscaster: Howard K. Smith. TV Anchor-Reporter (Clete Roberts). 181138 2009 V: There Is No Normal Anymore T DVD -R HQ 11599 Episode #2. 11-10-2009. TV News Anchor-Reporter Chad Decker (Scott Wolf) is an ambitious, career-hungry reporter, hungry to make a name for himself. World News Television (WNT) broadcasts breaking news. Anna, the leader of the V’s, uses the popular TV Anchor Chad Decker to deliver her messages to the Humans but suspicion arises from FBI investigator Erica who believes that the V’s have different intentions to what they claim. Chad Decker is host of Prime Focus TV program. When Chad declares his independence, the Male Visitor says, “A journalist who bites the hand who feeds him.” Erica Evans tries to call 911 after being attacked in a warehouse with Father Jack. They are followed by a Seeker, so she beats it up with a baseball bat. Dale's disappearance is investigated so Erica lies about him being a traitor. The FBI search the warehouse that Erica and Dale were at in the previous episode. Erica managed to steal her badge and gun out of Dale's car before anyone else could search the vehicle. Father Jack gives photos to a FBI agent about a dead murder victim that was found in his church, and Erica gets angry at him. Erica learns that Dale called a phone number frequently, and the number Dale called was dead end by design. The number may be untraceable, but there is a pattern that the FBI can trace. Erica tries to convince Tyler to stay away from the V's. Tyler joins the Visitors Youth Ambassador program in secret and he's fallen for Lisa, who flirts with Tyler but gets upset when he resorts to physical violence to stop a protester. Chad sets up a debate on the pros and cons of supporting the Vs on the news. When he visits Anna on the mothership, he explains that he did the V's a favor by making people feel comfortable with the idea of embracing diplomatic relations with the V. He says that he can't control what the government does, but he can and do influence public opinion. He says he did this to help the V's, and it's working. Chad says that this time, it's a freebie, but the next time the V's want his help, it would be on Chad's terms. The news reports that the United States government has given diplomatic status to the Vs and allowed some of them to obtain visas and travel openly among the American public. Ryan is advised be a fellow rebel V to break up with his girlfriend, but then he is drugged. A man, who was in the warehouse in the previous episode, survived the attack on the warehouse and is being interrogated by the V's because the V's want to know the names of the other rebels. 181139 1984 V: Visitor's Choice (aka Visitor's Chance) T DVD Episode #11. 11-23-1984 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. Donovan and locals organize attack. Julie becomes trapped in freezing chamber and almost prepared for the food processor but Donovan rescues her moments before the estate is blown up. 181140 1985 V: War of Illusions T DVD Episode #22. 3-8-1985 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. 181141 1985 V: Wildcats, The T DVD Episode #20. 2-15-1985 Reporter-Cameraman Mike Donovan (Marc Singer), KDHB-TV, Channel 6 Los Angeles newsman. 181142 1991 V.I. Warshawski M DVD -R HQ 8533, 8534. SV 211 Paretsky, Sara (Novel). Edward Taylor, David Aaron Cohen, Nick Thief (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Murray (Jay O. Sanders) is involved with detective. When she finds him cheating on her, she goes to a bar and meets a man who leaves his daughter with her and then is killed. She tracks down his killers. Murray wants an exclusive. At one point, the detective gives him information and tells him not to print it knowing that he will. Girl is kidnapped by mother because she stands to inherit a fortune in property. Shoot-out between detective and parent. Murray is wounded in the attack but survives. Implication is he will alter his story so the kid does not grow up believing her mother was trying to kill her. 181143 1987 V.I. Warshawski: Bitter Medicine NM OWN - P Paretsky, Sara #4 V.I. Warshawski Mysteries Reporter Murray Ryerson of the Chicago Herald-Star is detective V.I. Warshawski's friend, one-time lover, and sometime rival. 181144 2003 V.I. Warshawski: Blacklist NM Paretsky, Sara #11 V.I. Warshawski Mysteries African-American Journalist Marcus Whitby is found dead lying in the estate's ornamental pond by Chicago PI V.I. Warshawski when she agrees to do some nocturnal prowling to find out who may be sneaking into a vacated suburban mansion. Whitby was doing research for book about members of the 1930s Federal Negro Theater Project, especially a beautiful African-American dancer and anthropologist once championed by liberals and blacklisted during the Communist witch hunt. Warshawski hired by Whitby's sister to look into his death. Was Whitby killed on his way to visiting a libel publisher once hounded by the House on Un-American Activities Committee in the 1950s, a man who strangely vanished from public view? Whitby was investigating events of 45 yeas earlier during the McCarthy era. 181145 1988 V.I. Warshawski: Blood Shot NM OWN - P Paretsky, Sara #5 V.I. Warshawski Mysteries Reporter Murray Ryerson of the Chicago Herald-Star is detective V.I. Warshawski's friend, one-time lover, and sometime rival. 181146 1990 V.I. Warshawski: Burn Marks NM OWN - P Paretsky, Sara #6 V.I. Warshawski Mysteries Reporter Murray Ryerson of the Chicago Herald-Star is detective V.I. Warshawski's friend, one-time lover, and sometime rival. 181147 1984 V.I. Warshawski: Deadlock NM OWN - P Paretsky, Sara #2 V.I. Warshawski Mysteries Reporter Murray Ryerson of the Chicago Herald-Star is detective V.I. Warshawski's friend, one-time lover, and sometime rival. 181148 2005 V.I. Warshawski: Fire Sale NM Paretsky, Sara #12 V.I. Warshawski Mysteries TV Host-Reporter Murray Ryerson who now works for Global Enterprises multimedia corporation is detective V.I. Warshawski's friend and one-time lover. 181149 1992 V.I. Warshawski: Guardian Angel NM Paretsky, Sara #7 V.I. Warshawski Mysteries Reporter Murray Ryerson of the Chicago Herald-Star is detective V.I. Warshawski's friend, one-time lover, and sometime rival. 181150 2000 V.I. Warshawski: Hard Time NM Paretsky, Sara #9 V.I. Warshawski Mysteries Reporter Murray Ryerson's newspaper, the Chicago Herald-Star bought by the multi-media conglomerate Global Enterprises forcing the paper's staff to scramble to stay employed. Ryerson reinvents himself as the host of a TV show on Global's network. Reporter Murray is detective V.I. Warshawski's old friend and one-time lover. Warshawski runs afoul of Global Enterprises Magnate Edmund Trant in investigating the murder of a woman she is accused of killing. A party celebrating the TV debut of her reporter friend Murray Ryerson is attended by Lacey Dowell, Chicago native and star of Mad Virgin films. On drive home, V.I. swerves to avoid hitting an injured young woman who dies. A hostile cop accuses her of hit-and-run murder. 181151 1982 V.I. Warshawski: Indemnity Only NM OWN - P Paretsky, Sara #1 V.I. Warshawski Mysteries Reporter Murray Ryerson of the Chicago Herald-Star is detective V.I. Warshawski's friend, one-time lover, and sometime rival. 181152 1985 V.I. Warshawski: Killing Orders NM OWN - P Paretsky, Sara #3 V.I. Warshawski Mysteries Reporter Murray Ryerson of the Chicago Herald-Star is detective V.I. Warshawski's friend, one-time lover, and sometime rival. 181153 2001 V.I. Warshawski: Total Recall NM Paretsky, Sara #10 V.I. Warshawski Mysteries TV Host-Reporter Murray Ryerson who now works for Global Enterprises multimedia corporation is detective V.I. Warshawski's friend and one-time lover. 181154 1994 V.I. Warshawski: Tunnel Vision NM Paretsky, Sara #8 V.I. Warshawski Mysteries Reporter Murray Ryerson of the Chicago Herald-Star is detective V.I. Warshawski's friend, one-time lover, and sometime rival. 181155 1995 V.I. Warshawski: Windy City Blues NM OWN - P Paretsky, Sara #1 V.I. Warshawski Mysteries Reporter Murray Ryerson of the Chicago Herald-Star is detective V.I. Warshawski's friend, one-time lover, and sometime rival. 181156 2004 V.I.P. seikkailu DF Finland Series News Media. V.I.P.Reporter (Jupe Tuomola - Himself). 181157 1998 V.I.P.: Beats Working at a Hot Dog Stand T Episode #1. 9-26-1998 Reporter Keri (Angela Oh). Gossip Columnist (Liz Smith). 181158 2001 V.I.P.: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Val T Episode #76. 11-24-2001 Restaurant Critic (James Sie). 181159 2002 V.I.P.: Sunshine Girls T Episode #85. 4-27-2002 News Media. Holo-Reporter (Candace Kita). 181160 1999 V.I.P.: Thunder Val T Episode #16. 2-27-1999 Photographer (Christian Oliver). 181161 1963 V.I.P.s, The M DVD -R HQ 3308, 3309. SVD 1396. SVD 1360 (Missing Ending) News Media. First Reporter (Brook Williams). Second Reporter (Alan Howard). Third Reporter (Lewis Fiander). Fourth Reporter (Barry Steele). Young Reporter (David Frost). Lady Reporter (Ann Castle). Reporter (David Frost) Lady Reporter (Ann Castle) 181162 1994 V.R. Troopers: Dogmatic Changes T Episode #12. 9-28-1994 Reporter (Dave Mallow - Voice). 181163 1930 Va Banque MF Germany Reporter Freedy Kallai (Erno Verebes). 181164 2005 Va, vis et deviens MF News Media. Voix off reporter guerre du Golfe (Pierre-Jean Cherer). Voix off reporter Soudan (Herve Pauchon). 181165 2003 Vaalkannadi TF Series TV Anchors (Jyothirmayi, Neena Kurup). 181166 1981 Vabank MF Polish Radio Commentator (Eugeniusz Korczarowski). German Radio Commentator (Jack Recknitz). 181167 2003 Vaben til salg DF Denmark. Documentary Interviewer-Narrator Soren Bendixen. Press Manager Mads Juul-Nyholm, HMAK. 181168 1991 Vacas MF Reporter (Patxi Santamaria). Reporter (Jose Ramon Soroiz). 181169 1938 Vacation from Love M Photographer (Pat Gleason) 181170 1951 Vacation Wonderland DT Series. 1-15-1951 to 10-14-1951. NBC Travel Editor Dick Joseph for Esquire Magazine and president of the Travel Writers Association talked with guests and narrated films of one tourist destination per show through April 1951). Travelogue. Producer Caroline Burke took over by May 1951 before the show was cancelled. 181171 1953 Vacationland America DT TV Newsman John Cameron Swayze, NBC newscaster host 181172 1929 Vagabond Lover, The M DVD -R HQ 10108, 10109 Reporter Stevens (Gladden James, "a Reporter"). 181173 1989 Vagen hem MTF TV Reporter (Carl Kjellgren) 181174 1999 Vagen ut MF Journalist (Eva Fritjofson) 181175 1992 Vagrant, The M TV Reporter (Bill Andres). Courthouse Reporter (Peppi Sanders). Photographer (Bob Sorenson). 181176 1960 Vai Que E Mole M Reporter (Renata Fronzi) 181177 1995 Val McCall, Ace Reporter? NJ Manushkin, Fran Newspaper. Fifth Grader Val McCall's byline mysteriously appears on a libelous story in her step-father's newspaper, so she turns to her own guardian angel and friends in the Angel Club to find who is responsible before an innocent person is arrested. 181178 1935 Valborgsmassoafton (aka Walpurgis Night) M DVD -R HQ 1717, 1718 Ingrid Bergman (Swedish film) Crusading Newspaper Editor Fredrik Bergstrom (Victor Seastrom). Front-page scandal in Fredrik's newspaper. Reporter (Olof Wildgren). Photographer (Torsten Winge). 181179 1986 Valdemar Petersen fortaeller Erik Voss om besattelsestiden i Kolding DF Denmark - Short Interviewer Erik Voss. 181180 2002 Valentine N Shepard, Lucius Published by Four Walls Eight Windows Freelance Journalist Russell, a well-traveled journalist, is on assignment in Florida when he runs into Kay Rossman, a beautiful, married college professor with whom he’s been having an intense, off-again-on-again affair for some time. In between bouts of passion, some brief and rather vague references are made to Rossman’s difficult marriage. Her husband is a controlling man whom she feels compelled to stay with out of loyalty. Her divided allegiances cause consideration tension with Russell, and Shepard delineates the arc of their deep-seated love by tracing their various passionate encounters until the moment finally comes when they must leave one another. The story closes with some intense last-minute negotiations in which Russell agrees to move to Los Angeles to be close to Rossman and support her when she leaves her husband. When a well-traveled journalist and his former lover are stranded in a small town in South Florida because of a hurricane, they fall in love all over again. Although they have been lovers off and on since college, neither the man nor his girlfriend has ever really taken the time to know the other completely -- until now. When the hurricane recedes, and they go back to their separate lives, they find that their recent time together has created a bond they can no longer ignore. Journalist is stranded in a coastal town in South Florida during wartime while a man writes to his married lover, recalling their brief but passionate affair. 181181 1997 Valentine Affair, The NR Lyons, Mary Harlequin Reporter, her job on the line, blackmails her handsome stepbrother for the story behind his rumored engagement and ends up wondering whether there's more to it than meets the eye. Reporter is beautiful. 181182 2007 Valentine Carol, A MT Lifetime Original Advice-Relationship Expert Ally Simms (Emma Caulfield) on a Seattle Radio Talk Show, "Love Speak with Ally Simms" is getting ready to marry a rich and successful fiancé. She is visited by spirits representing her past, present and future to learn important lessons about life and life. First visited by her former mentor Jackie Marley (Barbara Niven), whose radio show she took over, who tells her the spirits of three former boyfriends will visit her that night. News Media. 181183 2000 Valentine Fantasy NR Denton, Jamie -- Harlequin Temptation, No. 767 Reporter Cait Sullivan will do almost anything to break away from covering glittery parties and charity auctions of the rich and famous, gets her big break. 181184 1964 Valentine's Day T Editor. Valentine Farrow (Tony Franciosa), swinging New York publishing executive, nonfiction editor for Brackett and Dunstall 181185 1998 Valentine's Day MT PR Woman (Eleanor Davis). 181186 2010 Valentine’s Day M TV Sportscaster Kelvin Moore (Jamie Foxx) is forced to spend the day reporting on romance thanks to his heartless boss Susan (Kathy Bates), when he really needs Publicist Kara Monahan (Jessica Biel) to score him an interview with Sean Jackson (Eric Dane), a football player. Dane’s football career is suddenly in question which means his agent Paul Thomas (Queen Latifah) has issues, to say nothing of his Publicist Biel, whose anti-Valentine’s Day party is in jeopardy too. 181187 1977 Valentino M DVD -R HQ 9051, 9052. SVD 1517 Steiger, Brad, Chaw Mank (Book - "Valentino, an Intimate Expose of the Sheik"). Ken Russell, Mardik Martin (Screenplay) Ness Book Newsman Rory O'Neil (Peter Vaughan) of the New York Daily News. When screen idol's reputation is trashed by an editorial in The Herald, Valentino challenges writer of the piece to a boxing match. Vaughn accepts the challenge on behalf of his fellow journalist who claims he is old and in a wheelchair. Star's agent later discovers newsman is the ex-heavyweight champion of the Navy and his client has been set up as a cheap publicity stunt by the pres O'Neil at first massacres the actor in the ring, but the newsman keeps drinking between rounds and eventually is knocked out. Then challenges screen star to a drinking contest and actor again wins. It is this competition that allegedly kills screen idol. Although the newsman only appears in last 10 minutes of the film, he plays significant role in bring about the star's decline. Reporters cover Valentino's funeral aggressively seeking responses from various women in his life. 181188 1951 Valentino M Photographer (Paul Bryar) 181189 1941 Valeri Chkalov MF Soviet Union American Journalist (Arkadi Rajkin). 181190 2007 Valet, The M Paparazzi catch a billionaire industrialist with his mistress on camera. To avoid a messy divorfce, he invents an outrageous lie and asks his mistress to pose as the sweetheart of a valet parking attendant. 181191 2006 Valez M Camerawoman (Puja Maewal). 181192 2005 Valg 2005: Valgaften DF Denmark Series 2005- TV News Program. Reporters Peter Lautrup Larsen, Tina Nikolaisen, Michael Stuhr, Svenning Dalgaard, Cecilie Beck, Poul Erik Skammelsen, Johannes Langkilde, Jesper Steinmetz, Mikael Kamber, Michele Bellaiche, Sisse Fisker, Winnie Laursen Commentator Jorn Mader. Host Jes Dorph-Peterson. 181193 2004 Valgaften: Valg til Europa-Parlamentet 2004 DF Denmark Reporter Meette Fugl, Bruxelles. Reporter Steffen Knudsen, Warszawa. Host Steffen Kretz 181194 2005 Valiant M DVD -R HQ 6197 (Newsreel). Animated Feature Newsreel made by the Department of Pigeon Propaganda. 181195 2007 Validation M Reporter (Lisa Cole). French Photographer (Sylvie Kovacs). Photographer (Gregory B. Sanders). 181196 1993 Valka barev MF Editor-in-Chief (Vladimir Mertlik) 181197 1943 Valkoiset ruusut MF Finland Newspaperman (Arvo Kuusla). Newspaperman (Eino Salmi). 181198 1981 Valkyrie Project, The N Kilian, Michael News Media 181199 1945 Valley of Decision M DVD -R HQ 4226, 4227. SVD 1358 Davenport, Marcia (Novel). Sonya Levien, John Meehan (Screenplay) Newspapers. 181200 1916 Valley of Decision, The M AFI-Authors Writer 181201 1942 Valley of Decision, The N OWN - H Davenport, Marcia Press 181202 1923 Valley of Eyes Unseen, The NSF MLPL Collins, Gilbert News Media. Little or no journalism. 181203 2006 Valley of Flowers MF Japan. TV Reporter (Hiroshi Masutani). News Reporter (Megumu Takada). Himalayan legend of love, death and immortality, a mesmerizing tale that spans two centuries, from the Silk, Spice & Salt Route of the early 19th century to the bustling metropolis of modern-day Tokyo 181204 1942 Valley of Hunted Men M DVD -R HQ 3662 Newspaper headlines. Reporter on radio. The Three Mesquiteers catch Nazis in Montana who escaped from a Canadian concentration camp. 181205 1967 Valley of the Dolls M L AFI-Television/Press Agents/Authors News Media. First Reporter at Jennifer's suicide (Jacqueline Susann). Second Reporter at Jennifer's suicide (Richard Hoyt). 181206 1994 Valley of the Dolls: Pilot T Episode #1 Paparazzi Photographer (Judy Scheer). 181207 2008 Valley of the Giants, The N Mcclain, Paul Reporter Peggy Kephart is convinced by Retired Editor Joseph Pines that there’s a race of giants living in Nepal and the old editor is even more sure he is right when further evidence comes in from his grand nephew, a guide in the Himalayas. Pines convinces Kephart to meet with his nephew and his friend, Tim Matthews, who is guiding an expedition to that area. But she soon discovers her life is in danger, not only from those in the expedition but also from the giants she encounters. Matthews’ life changes dramatically when he falls in love with an Indian princess. But his life is in peril when his plane is hijacked, his friend shot and he is stranded in a blizzard. 181208 2006 Valley of the Heart's Delight M Reporter (Michael Greggans - Jailhouse Reporter). Press Operator (Tim Halpin). 181209 1934 Valley of the Nude (Elysia) M Reporter for the International News Service who is assigned to do a story on nudist colonies 181210 1998 Valley of the Shadow NM Hughes, Charlotte Crime Reporter Meg Gentry returns to her hometown where she lands a job at the local paper. But the town's tranquility is shattered by the suicide of Gentry's predecessor and the unearthed skeleton of an unidentified woman who was murdered. 181211 2001 Valomanden DF Denmark Interviewer Vibeke Heide Jorgensen - Voice. 181212 1955 Value for Money M Boothroyd, Derrick (Novel). R.F. Deiderfield, William Fairfield (Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Publisher Ethel (Susan Stephens) of a small town newspaper refuses to marry a man until he stops being a tightwad. While in London, he falls for a dancer but she at first rejects his proposal. When she discovers he has money, she accepts. Both women sue the man for breach of promise and the man, realizing love cannot be given a monetary value, decides to marry the newspaper publisher. 181213 2000 Vamos Chile TF Series Editor Periodistico (Antonio Neme). Editor Periodistico (Eduardo Tastets). 181214 1988 Vampire at Midnight M Newscaster (David Gilbert) 181215 2005 Vampire Bats MT Reporter (Vino Piazza). Newspaper Photographer (Chuck Halley). 181216 1998 Vampire Centerfolds M News Media. TV Reporters (Leslie Hunt, Carl T. Miller). 181217 2002 Vampire Clan M TV Reporter (Gina Collis). Reporter (Keir Serrie). 181218 1990 Vampire Cop M Farmer, Donald (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter (Melissa Moore) investigates story on criminals being found with bite marks on their necks. Interviews cop who objects to the way the media is playing up the story. Offers her exclusive if she works with him. She tells him, "I don't make it a habit of sleeping with all my interviews," she does sleep with him. When she finds out his secret, she is satisfied at getting the world's first "interview with a vampire." The cop is after a pimp-drug lord. He shows up at the reporter's house and holds her and the cop hostage. The cop bites him and he also becomes a vampire but is destroyed when the reporter opens the windows as the sun comes up. She goes on the air to provide a final commentary and turns into a vampire putting the bite on her co-anchor. At one point, she walks off the set during a live TV interview program even though her boss indicates they still have 20 minutes left. 181219 2007 Vampire Diary M TV News Reader (Natalie Bromley). TV News Voice (Tim Hands). 181220 1991 Vampire Files, The: Book Eight: Dark Sleep NSF Elrod, P.N. #8 Jack Fleming Series Investigative Journalist Jack Fleming was killed by a Mob boss in Chicago in 1937. Now he's a vampire and a conscientious private investigator. He prowls the mean streets of Depression-era Chicago putting the bite on crooks. He's one of the undead. 181221 2005 Vampire Files, The: Book Eleven: Song in the Dark NSF OWN - P Elrod, P.N. #11 Jack Fleming Series Investigative Journalist Jack Fleming was killed by a Mob boss in Chicago in 1937. Now he's a vampire and a conscientious private investigator. He prowls the mean streets of Depression-era Chicago putting the bite on crooks. He's one of the undead. 181222 1991 Vampire Files, The: Book Five: Fire in the Blood NSF OWN - P Elrod, P.N. #5 Jack Fleming Series Investigative Journalist Jack Fleming was killed by a Mob boss in Chicago in 1937. Now he's a vampire and a conscientious private investigator. He prowls the mean streets of Depression-era Chicago putting the bite on crooks. He's one of the undead. 181223 1991 Vampire Files, The: Book Four: Art in the Blood NSF OWN - P Elrod, P.N. #4 Jack Fleming Series Investigative Journalist Jack Fleming was killed by a Mob boss in Chicago in 1937. Now he's a vampire and a conscientious private investigator. He prowls the mean streets of Depression-era Chicago putting the bite on crooks. He's one of the undead. 181224 2000 Vampire Files, The: Book Nine: Lady Crymsyn NSF Elrod, P.N. #9 Jack Fleming Series Investigative Journalist Jack Fleming was killed by a Mob boss in Chicago in 1937. Now he's a vampire and a conscientious private investigator. He prowls the mean streets of Depression-era Chicago putting the bite on crooks. He's one of the undead. 181225 1990 Vampire Files, The: Book One: Bloodlist NSF OWN - P Elrod, P.N. #1 Jack Fleming Series Investigative Journalist Jack Fleming was killed by a Mob boss in Chicago in 1937. Now he's a vampire and a conscientious private investigator. He prowls the mean streets of Depression-era Chicago putting the bite on crooks. He's one of the undead. From the moment he's fished off the bottom of Lake Michigan, he finds himself a pawn in a brutal turf war waged by a mob moll and a rival from New York. 181226 1996 Vampire Files, The: Book Seven: Chill in the Blood, A NSF Elrod, P.N. #7 Jack Fleming Series Investigative Journalist Jack Fleming was killed by a Mob boss in Chicago in 1937. Now he's a vampire and a conscientious private investigator. He prowls the mean streets of Depression-era Chicago putting the bite on crooks. He's one of the undead. From the moment he's fished off the bottom of Lake Michigan, he finds himself a pawn in a brutal turf war waged by a mob moll and a rival from New York. But being a vampire with morals is tough in post-prohibition Chicago. 181227 1992 Vampire Files, The: Book Six: Blood On the Water NSF Elrod, P.N. #6 Jack Fleming Series Investigative Journalist Jack Fleming was killed by a Mob boss in Chicago in 1937. Now he's a vampire and a conscientious private investigator. He prowls the mean streets of Depression-era Chicago putting the bite on crooks. He's one of the undead. 181228 2003 Vampire Files, The: Book Ten: Cold Streets NSF Elrod, P.N. #10 Jack Fleming Series Investigative Journalist Jack Fleming was killed by a Mob boss in Chicago in 1937. Now he's a vampire and a conscientious private investigator. He prowls the mean streets of Depression-era Chicago putting the bite on crooks. He's one of the undead. 181229 1990 Vampire Files, The: Book Three: Bloodcircle NSF OWN - P Elrod, P.N. #3 Jack Fleming Series Investigative Journalist Jack Fleming was killed by a Mob boss in Chicago in 1937. Now he's a vampire and a conscientious private investigator. He prowls the mean streets of Depression-era Chicago putting the bite on crooks. He's one of the undead. 181230 1990 Vampire Files, The: Book Two: Lifeblood NSF OWN - P Elrod, P.N. #2 Jack Fleming Series Investigative Journalist Jack Fleming was killed by a Mob boss in Chicago in 1937. Now he's a vampire and a conscientious private investigator. He prowls the mean streets of Depression-era Chicago putting the bite on crooks. He's one of the undead. 181231 2009 Vampire Nights NR Hauser, G.A. Magazine Editor Vivienne Starr is a successful Boston-based journalist who never expected to find her old high-school flame, Roger “RJ” Bloodstock at her 20-year high-school reunion. The handsome young man who had stolen her heart at 17 vanished after graduation without a word of explanation, leaving her heartbroken and hesitant to ever become involved with another man again. But when RJ materializes at the reunion, looking exactly as she remembered him 20 years ago, her life begins to spin out of control. Meanwhile, charming 43-year-old widower and father of two Daniel Dillon arrives at her office for an interview for the magazine’s advertising department. Instantly the two hit it off and are wildly attracted to each other and begin a passionate affair. Knowing every time she meets up with RJ it makes her ill, Vivienne tries to resist his powerful charm, but her pity for him soon brings him closer to her as he continues to drain her of her blood and good health. Daniel is at his wits’ end trying to keep all those around him safe from harm, doling out necklaces with crosses on them in some vain hope it will keep the demon away. But he soon finds out he is powerless to help Vivian and keep her safe, until one fateful night when a confrontation is inevitable. Will Daniel manager to conquer RJ and save all his loved ones from the dangerous fiend, or will RJ claim his lost love, Vivienne, and bring back the connection he lost in his youth? In a deadly game, it’s the Vampire who has all the advantages in the night. 181232 2004 Vampire: Masquerade, The - Bloodlines G Newscaster (Brian Mitsoda - Voice). 181233 1987 Vampire's Breakfast (aka Ling chen wan can) M Hong Kong. Ness Reporter investigates vampire killings for his newspaper in Hong Kong. The Editor (Ma Wu). 181234 1991 Vampire's Embrace M TV Anchor (Richard Cline Cunningham) 181235 1989 Vampire's Kiss M News Media. Editor #1 (David Holbrook). Editor #2 (William De Acutis). Editor #3 (Robert Dorfman). 181236 1996 Vampirella M TV News Anchor (Jim Wynorski). 181237 1998 Vampires M TV News Anchor (Robert Lewis Bush). 181238 1972 Vampires of Istanbul, The: Study in Modern Communications Methods, A SS GPL Roditi, Edouard In "New Directions 24: International Anthology of Prose and Poetry, An." Editor. Told in a series of dispatches, letters to the editor, editor's notes in Yeni Aksham newspaper, Weekly Literary and Scientific Supplement. Yeni Aksham is the only daily newspaper in Istanbul to denounce as nonsense, from the very start, the absurd panic caused in our city by entirely unfounded rumors of vampirism. Reporters and other journalists. 181239 1915 Vampires, Les M L 10-part serial. France - Silent. Louis Feuillade. 6 hours and 40 minutes. Reporter. Philippe Guerande (Edouard Mathe), the Paris journalist. Vampires, a Paris gang preying on the rich and eluding their nemesis, a crusading reporter. 181240 1962 Vampiresas 1930 MF Journalist (Mari Tere Penella). Dora's Publicity Manager (Antonio Garsia). 181241 1991 Van der Valk: Little Rascals, The T Episode #29. 2-6-1991. Series 9-13-1972 to 2-19-1992 Journalist (Al Gregg). Amsterdam Police Commissaris Piet van der Valk has seen it all. 181242 1992 Van der Valk: Proof of Life T Episode #31. 2-12-1992 News Media. Editor #1 (Bev Willis). Editor #2 (David McKail). Editor #3 (Peter Dawson). Amsterdam Police Commissaris Piet van der Valk has seen it all. 181243 1992 Van der Valk: Still Waters T Episode #32. 2-19-1992 Journalist (Valerie Phillips). Amsterdam Police Commissaris Piet van der Valk has seen it all. 181244 1991 Van der Valk: Sudden Silence, A T Episode #28. 1-30-1991. Reporter (John Bown). Reporter (Steven Elliott). Reporter (Chrissy Iddon). Amsterdam Police Commissaris Piet van der Valk has seen it all. 181245 1979 Van Nuys Blvd. M TV Reporter (Michael D. Castle) 181246 2006 Van Speijk: De eerste kalp is geen daalder waard TF Episode #4. 1-29-2006. Netherlands Reporter (Stijn Westenend). 181247 2006 Van Speijk: Vlam in de pan TF Netherlands. Episode #1. 1-8-2006. Reporter Max Bok (Max van Burg). Also appears in episodes 2006-2007. 181248 2002 Van Wilder M College Newspaper Reporter Gwen Pearson) is asked to do story on Van Wilder, a guy who has been at college for seven years throwing parties. Van is too busy to talk to Pearson so she writes story using information from other people who talk about him. She writes an unflattering piece, which doesn't make Van happy. He then dares her to see if she can get the true story but is more interested in trying to score with her. That's not easy because she has a boyfriend who is a snob and not happy about the time Pearson is spending with Van. So the boyfriend tries to get rid of Van Wilder. Most popular kid on campus meets a beautiful journalist who makes him realize that maybe he's afraid to graduate. 181249 2003 Vanad ja kobdad saavad jalad alla MF Estonia Lithuanian TV Reporter (Algis Ramanauskas). 181250 1997 Vancouver at the Dawn N Cherrington, John A. Newspaperwoman Sara McLagan, an extraordinary, little-known pioneer Vancouver newspaperwoman. McLagan and her husband Joe co-founded the Vancouver World in 1887. By 1901, she was sole publisher and editor 181251 2000 Vandread C Newscaster (Dorothy Ellias-Fahn - Voice - English Version). 181252 1981 Vanessa oder Die Lust der Macht N Göbel, Dieter Germany TV Journalist 181253 2009 Vanessa Rising M Critic (Aaron Michael Reilly). Depressed woman’s symptoms manifest into debilitating extremes. 181254 2004 Vanilla M News Media. TV Reporter (Marin Van Young). Young gay photographer finds the body of a serial killer and starts having dreams in which the man's victims return. 181255 2001 Vanilla Sky M Art Editor (Ken Leung). Older Editor (Jan Munroe). 181256 1971 Vanished T Reporters (Herbert Kaplow, Martin Agronsky, Dick Keliner, Vernon Scott, Joseph Finnigan). Chet Huntley, Betty White, Martin Agronsky and Herbert Kaplow as themselves 181257 1968 Vanished NM OWN - H Knebel, Fletcher Newspaperman in Washington D.C., a political journalist 181258 2006 Vanished MT DVD -R HQ 8185, 8186 News Media. Reporter (Nile Taylor). 181259 2006 Vanished: Aftermath T DVD -R HQ 7208 Episode #8. 11-3-2006 Reporter Judy Nash (Rebecca Gayheart) of WCN News is all over the case of the missing senator's wife, which is clearly more than just a simple kidnapping. Cameraman Adam sleeps with her. WCN Anchor (Jeff Michael). Mystery continues after the shocking events that transpired during Sen. Collins' Washington, D.C. visit. New agent contributes to the investigation of Sarah Collins' disappearance. 181260 2006 Vanished: Before the Flood T DVD -R HQ 6807 Episode #4. 9-11-2006 Reporter Judy Nash (Rebecca Gayheart) of WCN News is all over the case of the missing senator's wife, which is clearly more than just a simple kidnapping. Cameraman Adam sleeps with her. Reporter digs deeper into Sara's past. More enigmatic evidence. Suspect comes into FBI headquarters for questioning. Senator Collins copes with swelling political pressure. 181261 2006 Vanished: Black Box, The T DVD -R HQ 6914 Episode #6. 9-25-2006 Reporter Judy Nash (Rebecca Gayheart) of WCN News is all over the case of the missing senator's wife, which is clearly more than just a simple kidnapping. Cameraman Adam sleeps with her. Judy is scooped by a competitor so she arranges a meeting with Agent Kelton to discuss a mutually beneficial arrangement, to see if they can work together. Senator's ex-wife urges him to take a position on the nomination of Judge Rainer to the Supreme Court. WCN Staffer (Kiersten Lyons). 181262 2007 Vanished: Cell, The T Episode #10. 2-12-2007 News Media. WCN Anchor (Ted Garcia). 181263 2006 Vanished: Drop T DVD -R HQ 6760. Episode #3. 9-4-2006 Reporter Judy Nash (Rebecca Gayheart) of WCN News is all over the case of the missing senator's wife, which is clearly more than just a simple kidnapping. Cameraman Adam sleeps with her. Ambitious reporter uncovers puzzling evidence. Sen. Collins deals with a new development. FBI Agents Keaton and Mei follow leads regarding Sara's disappearance. The senator's ex-wife comes in for questioning. WCN Anchor (Jeff Michael). 181264 2006 Vanished: Feed, The T DVD -R HQ 6864 Episode #5. 9-18-2006 Reporter Judy Nash (Rebecca Gayheart) of WCN News is all over the case of the missing senator's wife, which is clearly more than just a simple kidnapping. Cameraman Adam sleeps with her. Agents discover bizarre and frightening links between the abduction of Sara Collins and another high-profile crime. 181265 2006 Vanished: New World, The T DVD -R HQ 7277 Episode #9. 11-10-2006 Reporter Judy Nash (Rebecca Gayheart) of WCN News is all over the case of the missing senator's wife, which is clearly more than just a simple kidnapping. Cameraman Adam sleeps with her. Sen. Collins delivers a press conference addressing the speculation surrounding his vote. Marcy struggles with developments involving Judge Rainer. 181266 2006 Vanished: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6710 Episode #1. 8-21-2006 Reporter Judy Nash (Rebecca Gayheart) of WCN News is all over the case of the missing senator's wife, which is clearly more than just a simple kidnapping. Cameraman Adam sleeps with her. The tart female reporter discovers a broad conspiracy may be at work in the disappearance of the beautiful young wife of the Georgia senator. 181267 2006 Vanished: Proffer, The T Episode #11. Reporter Judy Nash (Rebecca Gayheart) of WCN News is all over the case of the missing senator's wife, which is clearly more than just a simple kidnapping. Cameraman Adam sleeps with her. 181268 2006 Vanished: Resurrection T DVD -R HQ 6975 Episode #7. 10-2-2006 Reporter Judy Nash (Rebecca Gayheart) of WCN News is all over the case of the missing senator's wife, which is clearly more than just a simple kidnapping. Cameraman Adam sleeps with her. Kelton makes a visit to the Collins estate to deliver news to distraught Sent. Collins, who is preparing for a trip to Washington D.C. Newspaper Reporter (James R. McMann). 181269 2006 Vanished: Tunnel, The T DVD -R HQ 6729 Episode #2. 8-28-2006 Reporter Judy Nash (Rebecca Gayheart) of WCN News is all over the case of the missing senator's wife, which is clearly more than just a simple kidnapping. Cameraman Adam sleeps with her. New elements expand the scope of the investigation. 181270 2006 Vanished: Velocity of Sara, The T Episode #12 Reporter Judy Nash (Rebecca Gayheart) of WCN News is all over the case of the missing senator's wife, which is clearly more than just a simple kidnapping. Cameraman Adam sleeps with her. 181271 2006 Vanished: Warm Springs T Episode #13 Reporter Judy Nash (Rebecca Gayheart) of WCN News is all over the case of the missing senator's wife, which is clearly more than just a simple kidnapping. Cameraman Adam sleeps with her. 181272 2005 Vanishing Black Male, The DT Interviewer Melvin Jackson Jr. 181273 1997 Vanishing Point MT CNN Reporter (Guy Atchley). Reporter with Minicassette Recorder (Daniel Frank Webster). ENG Cameraman (Seth D. Webster). 181274 1934 Vanishing Shadow, The M Editor MacDonald (William Desmond). 181275 1942 Vanishing Virginian, The M Newsboy (Rex Downing). Newspaper Delivery Man (Eddie Hall). 181276 1998 Vanitas N Olshan, Joseph Journalist Sam Solomon is hired to ghostwrite the memoirs of renowned New York art dealer Elliot Garland who is dying of AIDs. 181277 2005 Vanity and Vexation: Novel of Pride and Prejudice, A N Fenton, Kate BBC descends on a quiet North Yorkshire town of Maltstone to make a new version of Pride and Prejudice. "Is she a bitch? Some press launch. I can't claim we exchanged words, she was in a thicket of slavering reporters." 181278 1848 Vanity Fair N OWN - P Thackeray, William Makepeace Correspondent John Paul Jefferson Jones for New York Demagogue. Swamp Town Gazette, paper in which Gov. Rawdon Crawley is praised. 181279 1948 Vanity Fair DT Series. 10-12-1948 to 11-2-1951. CBS Women's Editor Dorothy Doan for the International News Service (INS) and Producer Gil Fates (1948-January 1949) hosted this first daily interview show on CBS geared toward women. Host Robin Chandler took over (5-2-1951 to 11-2-1951). 181280 1991 Vannic NM Klein, Edwin Germany Journalist 181281 2007 Vantage Point M DVD -R HQ 10808, 10809 (Mislabeled 10812). TV News Producer Rex Brooks (Sigourney Weaver) barks orders from a CNN-style all-cable news command center. In a mobile studio near the plaza, Brooks orchestrates her channel’s coverage of the event. She reins in an opinionated Reporter Angie Jones (Zoe Saldana) and a roving cameraman from “sideshow” complexities like the anti-U.S. protesters on the periphery. Rex is surprised to see Thomas Barnes (Dennis Quaid) among the Secret Service agents accompanying POTUS to the rostrum. This is his first time back in the field since he took a bullet for the commander in chief a year earlier. Bullets seem to follow Barnes. The president is shot moments after beginning his remarks. Two explosions go off followed by pandemonium, a freeze frame and a flash-backward through the preceding 19 minutes of the film. The story starts at noon and we see what happened from various points of view. Reporter (Penelope Kaufer). Story is told from the point of view of the news network. Attempted assassination of the president is told from five different perspectives. President of the United States is in Salamanca Spain about to address the city in a public square. The president is shot and a bomb goes off in the square. What really happened? 181282 2006 Vapid Shallow Models Must Die! M Newscaster Kevin Schmidt (Arthur Huber). Photographer gets revenge for his bad life by killing beautiful, shallow, vapid models. 181283 1947 Var Herre tar semester MF Journalist (Rune Halvarsson) 181284 2000 Varian's War M SVD 972. VHS 1020 News Media. Varian Fry (William Hurt) dedicates self to spiriting Jews out of Vichy France (artists, scientists, intellectuals) 181285 1985 Variety M News Media 181286 1943 Variety Jubilee M Newspaper Seller (Leonard Sharp). 181287 1950 Variety Lights (Luci Del Varieta) M Fellini (Italy) Journalist Bruno Antonini (Silvio Bagolini) 181288 1999 Varsity Blues M Reporter (Olin Buchanan) 181289 1968 Vasiliko Affair, The NM Culpan, Maurice Critic. Plump bachelor critic 181290 1957 Vater macht Karriere MF West Germany News Media. Journalist Harry Greif (Joachim Fuchsberger). Rundfunk reporter Heinz Heinze (Charly Konig). 181291 2001 Vater unser - gleich nach der Werbung N Hildebrandt, Dieter Germany TV Journalist 181292 2007 Vatican Assassin N Luoma, Mike Public Relations Practitioner Bernard “BC” Campion is posing as a mild mannered, young, twenty-something priest working for the New Catholic Church on public relations. It’s 2109, a time of war. BC is works for the Pope and is “officially” assigned as PR man to the Vatican Mission on Luna Prime, the major city on The Moon, as his cover. But he’s really a weapon pointed at the Universal Islamic Nation (UIN) by the NcC and their Earth-based allies, the Universal Trade Zone, the UTZ. Bernard Campion’s friends call him “BC.” Not that he has a lot of friends. You don’t make a lot of friends when you’re an assassin. His mission: eliminate the governor of Luna Prime. His bosses: The Office of Papal Operations: The OPO, tell him she’s been sympathizing with the enemy, the UIN. 181293 2005 Vault, The M Anchorwoman (Louise Jacoby). 181294 1962 Vaxdockan MF Sweden Newspaperwoman (Mimi Nelson). 181295 2000 Vecino, El MF Chile Cameraman (Pepe Torres). 181296 2005 Vecinos: Servicio de cable TF Mexico News Host (Eugenio Derbez). 181297 2002 Vector File, The MT Newsreader (Melissa Joblin). 181298 2005 Ved kongens bord MTF Miniseries Reporter Gunnar Grimeland (Bjarte Hjelmeland). Reporter Trine Johnsen (Hanne Lindbaek). Reporter Kristin Olsen (Marte Stolp). Local TV Reporter (Helga Mjeldheim). Journalist I Dagsavisen (John Sigurd Kristensen). Journalist I Dagbladet (Rune Andre Hekkelstrand). Journalist Tomskij (Oleg Borisovich Kulikovich), St. Petersburg. Radio Reporter (Nina Andreassen). Pressesekretaer Imami Khan (Bjorn Skagestad). 181299 1974 Veerite sur I'imaginaire passion d'un inconnu, La MF TV Reporter (Michael Lonsdale - Le reporter TV). 181300 1978 Vega$: Centerfold T Episode #1. 9-20-78. News Media. Model who is doing a shoot at the Desert Inn decides she wants to quit. Her manager hires two guys to drug her and take naked pictures of her. The two men shoot the manager when he doesn't pay them what they want. They send the model the pictures with a contract they want her to sign. Dan Tanna gets the negatives. 181301 1979 Vega$: Day the Gambling Stopped, The T Episode #31. 12-12-1979 Reporter Thatcher (John Patrick) approaches a police lieutenant who believes the man who makes a casino's gambling chips and Dan Tanna are behind a $2 million scam. But Dan solves the case. 181302 1979 Vega$: Ghost of Ripper (aka Vegas) T Episode #13. 1-10-1979. Series 9-1-1978 to 6-1-1981 News Media. Reporter #1 (Red McIlvaine). 181303 1981 Vega$: Judgment Pronounced T Episode #68. 6-10-1981. Reporter (John Fitzpatrick). After a criminal is brought to trial goes free, he is killed by someone dressed to look like Dan and driving a T-Bird like his. 181304 1980 Vega$: Lost Monday T Episode #34. 1-9-1980 Reporter is in town to interview a star basketball player about point shaving, but he refuses to talk for fear that the men behind the scheme will come after him. 181305 1981 Vega$: Murder by Mirrors T Episode #56. 1-21-1981 News Media 181306 1979 Vega$: Redhanded T Episode #23. 9-19-1979 TV Reporter Merrill Wayne (Lorraine Stephens) has been painting Two-Leaf in a bad light. Two-Leaf's knife is next to the body of a girl he knows. He is arrested. Dan has to prove he's not guilty, but has to prove it. When Two-Leaf watches her on TV, he loses it. A guard tries to calm him down but Two-Leaf knocks him out, takes his uniform and gets out of jail. Dan goes out to find him. Two-Leaf then abducts Wayne to convince her he's innocent. It seems she has a gripe with him and he's out to find the truth and wants her with him. They begin by seeing the man he fought with in the hotel. It seems it was staged. Two-Leaf confronts the villain but is distracted by Merrill for a moment. The crook pours either on Two-Leaf and runs away. Dan arrives in time to run him down and catch him. The TV reporter later apologizes to Two-Leaf. 181307 1979 Vega$: Shadow on a Star T Episode #28. 11-14-1979 Photographer (Tony Russel). 181308 1991 Vegas in Space M News Media. National Orbit Reporter (Jeanette Szudy) 181309 2001 Vegas Reporter M Adult Las Vegas Reporter (Sadie Sexton) will do whatever it takes to get the story. Wherever she goes, people are waiting to meet her. She interviews various adult sex stars in a variety of sexual situations. 181310 2003 Veil of the Temple, The T Interviewer (Josef d'Bache-Kane) 181311 1998 Veiled Antiquity, A NM MacPherson, Rett Columnist is a blustery town gossip who sets an ingenuous trap for a killer by announcing in her newspaper column that Missouri tour guide and genealogist is sitting on vital evidence. 181312 1989 Veiled Threat M Reporter (Marsha Van Winkle) 181313 2001 Veiled Threats NR Donnelly, Deborah Tabloid Reporter Aaron Gold is pursuing Carnegie Kincaid, a wedding planner who works out of her Seattle houseboat. Carnegie makes magic, usually, with fractious families, brimming brides and cantankerous caterers to give loving couples the wedding they’ve always wanted. So why is her dream job turning into a perfect nightmare? It started when Carnegie agreed to plan the wedding of one of Seattle’s most prominent families who happen to be going through a high-stakes, headline-grabbing legal war. Before she can get her bride-to-be into just the right dress, a murder and a kidnapping plunge Carnegie into a mystery of extortion and violence. With a shadowy figure stalking her, a rich lawyer wooing her and an annoying reporter pursuing her. Carnegie is putting all wedding plans on hold. In an explosion of sheer terror, she must hunt down a killer -- till death do her part. When struggling wedding consultant Carnegie Kincaid finally lands the society wedding of Nickie Parry, daughter of the very wealthy Douglas Parry, who is embroiled in a savings and loan fraud scandal, she thinks things are looking up, but then the disasters begin. At a wedding reception, Carnegie mistakes Holt Walker, a hunky wedding guest who just happens to be Douglas’ attorney and close friend, for a waiter and chastises him for his inappropriate attire. Then a drunken bridesmaid takes the bride’s car and dies in a crash. Conflicts arise over the wedding gown and expenses, and sleazy tabloid reporter Aaron Gold makes it all worse. As a romance heats up between Carnegie and Holt, Carnegie is shocked that a kiss stolen by Aaron can elicit such heat, but when the bride is kidnapped, things really get dicey. 181314 1934 Veils of Fear NSF Meik, Vivian Press 181315 2004 Velado fulgor MF Mexico Cameraman (Giuseppe Solano). 181316 1995 Velemi vizimalom, A MF Reporter (Tibor Zala Simon) 181317 1999 Velho do Saco, O MF Reporters (Evandro Soldatelli, Suzi Weber) 181318 2004 Velkommen ombord DF Interviewer-Host Frode Munksgaard. 181319 2000 Velo de Ghislain Lambert, Le MF Reporter. Le Reporter Tele (Alain Guillo) 181320 1997 Velocity Trap M TV News Anchor (Brenda E. Mathers) 181321 1998 Velvet Goldmine M DVD -R HQ 3370, 3371. SVD 877 British Journalist Arthur Stuart (Christian Bale) sets out to discover what happened to a faded singer after he faked his own death. Early 70s' rock. 1980s. A gay reporter in 1984 is investigating the career of 1970s glam rock star Brian Slade. When he is asked to do a piece on a still missing glam singer Slade, he is reminded of his youth in the 1970s as one of Slade’s adoring fans. Arthur even has a one night fling with Slade’s boyfriend Kurt Wild whom he later runs into. Arthur does his own biography and a TV movie is made where Jeremy London plays the one-time famed journalist. The story follows a British Journalist Stewart who has to search his own past when writing an article about the mysterious disappearance of Slade for a New York newspaper. The film turns Slade’s paranoia of being murdered during a concert into a career-ending publicity stunt after which Slade disappears from public view entirely. As Stewart locates and talks with people connected to Slade, trying to find out what happened, he revisits the glam-rock scene of the 1970s. Reporter 1 (Jonathan Cullen). Reporter 2 (William Key). US Reporter 1 (Vincent Marzello). US Reporter 2 (Corey Skaggs). US Reporter 3 (Nathan Osgood). BBC Reporter (Damian Suchet). 181322 1959 Velvet Knife, The N Shulman, Irving PR Hollywood Publicity Man whose obsession for a popular girl singer causes another girl's suicide and his own destruction 181323 2006 Velvet Rope Diaries N Brodsky, Daniella Columnist Anna Walker is given a once-in-a-lifetime chance to write a New York City nightlife column after her private commentary regarding her boss's penchant for plastic surgery accidentally goes public. Instead of ending her career, she gets a new one. The only problem is that she has to figure out what's hotter than hot -- and fast. Walker loves writing but she knows nothing about the New York nightlife she has to cover. She also hopes the job will help occupy her mind since she still suffers survival guilt in that she managed to get out of the fire that killed her father. 181324 2005 Velvet Rope, The NR Thomas, Brenda L. Publicist Tiffany Johnson is a street-smart PR practitioner at Platinum Images. She decides to launch Teaz Entertainment and open a club. 181325 1948 Velvet Touch, The M DVD -R HQ 8655, 8656 Columnist-Newsman Jeff Trent (Dan Tobin) is a Broadway Columnist whose newspaper column is called “Broadway Chatter.” He’s a duplicitous lapdog, obviously gay even as he squires a buxom starlet to a premiere. Shows off an irresistible nastiness. Reporter (Jim Drum). Reporter (Allan Ray). Pansy Dupont, News Vendor (Esther Howard). Publisher Mr. Couch (Harry Hayden). Photographer (Ralph Montgomery). 181326 1966 Velvet Trap, The M AFI-Photographers Photographer 181327 1965 Ven I bolignoden, En MF TV Reporter (Gunnar Hansen) 181328 1942 Ven mi corazon te llama MF Argentina Reporter (Vicente Rubino). 181329 1975 Vendetta NM OWN - P Haas, Joseph L. Reporter John Kreig, devoted family man, suburbanite, newspaper reporter 181330 1982 Vendetta N Humphreys, Joel Don News Media 181331 2006 Vendetta M Female Reporter (Jill Ginter). Crime Scene Photographer (Mike Wiatrak). Savage killer is stalking the residents of the sleepy seaside town of Crystal Bay, New Jersey. 181332 2007 Vendetta NM Fletcher, Meredith Investigative Reporter Winter Archer’s bread and butter are juicy stories so when her beloved mentor asks her to write the biography of Athena Academy’s founder, Archer jumps at the chance. But someone out there will stop at nothing, not even murder, to ensure that long-buried secrets remain hidden. And Archer can’t finish the job unless she joins forces with the one man who is most definitely off-limits. Only together can they uncover the deadly plot that spans decades and threatens to destroy a legacy. 181333 1971 Vendetta e un piatto che si serve freddo, La (aka Vengeance Trail, aka Vengeance Is a Dish Eaten Cold, aka Vengeance Is a Dish Served Cold. MF Italy Journalist Prescott (Klaus Kinski), a rabble-rousing reporter, and white men dressed as Indians help a young man who as a boy witnesses the massacre of his parents and little sister by Indians. He grows into a vengeful hate-field young man killing Indians and selling their scalps. After capturing an Indian girl, he falls foul of two henchman. Shot and bleeding, he is healed by a traveling quack who tells him Indians didn’t murder his family, but a local businessman’s men. The man is on the Vengeance Trail and will stop at nothing until he kills the men that are responsible for his family’s death. 181334 1993 Vendetta II: New Mafia, The MT News Media. TV Reporter (Claire Riley). Reporter #1 (Bruce Dinsmore). Reporter #2 (Jane Wheeler). Reporter #3 (Pierre Lenoir). Reporter #4 (Dean Hagopian). Editor Ray (Al Vandecruys). 181335 1967 Vendor of Sweets N Narayan, R.K. Writer. Indian son comes home with a writing machine that automatically writes stories by pushing the right buttons. Forced to forget his invention. 181336 1992 Venerable Bead, The: Deadly Serious Novel, A N Condon, Richard Public Relations Practitioner Leila Aluja is an Iraqi-American lawyer who becomes a film star as part of her job with the government’s top counter-espionage unit, in an effort to track down a ring of Sino-Albanian spies operating out of Hollywood’s most powerful talent agency. Leila accomplishes her mission, but not before she falls in love with Albian spymaster Josef Shqitonja, and compromises her organization by allowing him to escape, bringing an end to her budding undercover career. Leila bounces back to become a partner of Washington’s largest lobbying firm, representing the National Gun Carriers Association (C.A.N.C.E.R -- Center for American National Cigarette Education and Research), and Barkers Hill Enterprises, investment arm of organized crime. From her law practice, Leila moves into public relations, and then to the head of the world’s largest fast-food conglomerate, all the while separated from her true love, Shqitonja, as he scours Albania for a secret, life-prolonging yogurt formula. Despite the occasional, not to say habitual, affairs, dalliances and marriages, Leila and Shqitonja cling to their love for each other -- until the secret of the yogurt finally reunites them. 181337 1967 Venetian Affair, The M DVD -R HQ 3405, 3406. SVD 1454 MacInnes, Helen (Novel). E. Jack Neuman (Screenplay) AFI-Reporter. Ness Book New York Reporter-Photographer Bill Fenner (Robert Vaughan) covers story with journalist colleague, Mike Ballard (Roger C. Carmel). Fenner, former CIA man, sent to Venice to determine why American diplomat set off an explosion at peace conference. Diplomat involved with woman and reporter instructed to find her and secret report explaining motives behind diplomat's actions. Ballard gets killed. Journalist is drugged to turn him into mindless zombie. Escapes in time to prevent doctor from setting off another explosion. 181338 1963 Venetian Affair, The NM USC MacInnes, Helen Drama Critic Bill Fenner of the New York Chronicle. 181339 1970 Venganza de las mujeres vampiro, La MF Reporter (Carlos Bravo y Fernandez). 181340 1962 Vengeance M TV Newscaster (Kenneth Kendall). 181341 1997 Vengeance in Death NM Robb, J.D. (Nora Roberts) TV Reporter Nadine Furst, top on-air reporter for Channel 75 181342 1916 Vengeance Is Mine! M City Editor (F.A. Johnston). 181343 1967 Vengeance of the Vampire Women, The (Venganza de las Nujeres Vampiroo, La) M Press 181344 2009 Vengeance Road N Mofina, Rick Reporter Jack Gannon of The Buffalo Sentinel investigates the brutal murder of one prostitute and the disappearance of another, a woman who had picked herself off the street and cleaned up her life. The investigation points to one suspect -- Karl Styebeck, a cop who is a hero but who also has a secret past brimming with violence. Then there’s the mysterious blue rig that haunts the highways. How is it connected to Styebeck and the victims? As Gannon digs deeper, he risks losing everything: his career, his reputation and his future. With help from Adell Clark, a former FBI agent turned PI, Gannon gets the inside scoop on the murder investigation. But this puts Gannon and Adell in jeopardy of losing more than their jobs. Gannon is a tough, but flawed reporter, a pit-bull who won’t let go. In some ways, he’s emotionally disconnected, but the disappearance of his own sister years ago pushes him onward. The author writes: Jack Gannon grew up a blue-collar kid in Buffalo, New York. His mother worked as a waitress, his father worked in a rope factory. They were newspaper readers, a trait they'd passed to him. Being a reporter was all he ever wanted. His older sister Cora nurtured his dream. She convinced their parents to buy him a second-hand computer and encouraged him to write. They were close but Cora started taking drugs, grew apart from her family until the day she ran away. Her friends said she'd gone to California with an older guy who was a heroin addict. Gannon's family looked for Cora but never saw her again. Cora was out of their lives. Or was dead. After Cora left Gannon worked on assembly lines in Buffalo factories to put himself through college because his parents had spent their savings looking for Cora. Gannon reported for the campus paper and freelanced articles to The Buffalo Sentinel. All the while, he yearned to escape Buffalo for New York City and a job with a big news outlet. After college he landed an internship with the Sentinel. Impressed by his determination, the paper gave him a full-time reporting job. Gannon thought the Sentinel would be his stepping stone out of Buffalo. His talent was tested when a charter jet en route to Moscow from Chicago plunged into Lake Erie. Gannon found a Russian-speaking man in the Sentinel's mail room. They worked the phones and the Internet, locating the pilot's brother who gave them the pilot's last e-mail, detailing his plan to commit suicide by crashing his jet because his wife had left him for another woman. Gannon's story led to a Pulitzer nomination. He didn't win but he got a job offer in New York City with the World Press Alliance, the global wire service. His dream had come true. Then fate intervened. A week after the offer came, his mother and father died in a car accident. Gannon was in no shape to do anything and declined the New York offer. The New York job never materialized and in Vengeance Road we meet Gannon working at the Sentinel, a dying newspaper in a troubled industry, where he refuses to give up on his dream of escaping to Manhattan and reporting for a world-class wire service. In “Vengeance Road,” the body of Bernice Hogan, a troubled young ex-nursing student with a tragic past, is found in a shallow grave near a forest creek. Jolene Peller, a single mom struggling to build a new life with her little boy, vanishes the night she tried to find Bernice. Hero cop, Karl Styebeck is beloved by his community but privately police are uneasy with the answers he gives to protect the life -- and the lie -- he's lived. The case haunts Gannon who risks more than his job to pursue the story behind Styebeck's dark secret, his link to the women, and the mysterious big rig roaming America's loneliest highways on its descent into eternal darkness. 181345 1992 Venice/Venice M SVD 788 French Journalist is attracted by director's work. Nelly Alard is Jeanne. 181346 1960 Venner MF Journalist Vera Ruud (Ingerid Vardund). Journalist, Gammel (Egil Hjorth-Jenssen). Journalist I butikken (Knut Risan). 181347 2001 Venomous M News Media. 2nd Reporter (Kim Ray). News Reporter (Larry Carroll). 181348 2003 Venstres landsmode DF Denmark Reporters (Bent Stuckert, Anja Westphal - Themselves). 181349 1980 Venture DT Series 1980 Correspondent (Brian Scully). Reporter (Tracie Tighe). 181350 1988 Venus 90 MF Sweden Journalist (Bjorn Carlgren). Journalist (Jorgen Cederberg). Photographer (Peter Haber). 181351 1593 Venus and Adonis PO Shakespeare, William News. Part II. "This sour informer, this bate-breeding spy, This canker that eats up Love's tender spring, This carry-tale, dissentious Jealousy,…." "That sometime true news, sometime false doth bring, Knocks at my heart, and whispers in mine ear That if I love thee, I thy death should fear:…" 181352 1998 Venus Blue M Newsreader (John Hawkesby). 181353 2002 Venus de Milo M Journalist (Erwin Weche) 181354 1970 Venus in Furs M AFI-Photographers Photographer 181355 1919 Venus in the East M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 181356 1991 Venus of the Nile M Photographer (Debi Diamond) 181357 1927 Venus of Venice M Journalist (Edward Martindel) 181358 1941 Venus vor Gericht MF Reporter (Heini Handschumacher). 181359 1958 Venus, Cupid, Folly and Time SS Taylor, Peter Press 181360 1965 Venusberg N Powell, A. Correspondent Lushington is a special correspondent who becomes involved with some decidedly eccentric individuals in an obscure Baltic state 181361 1996 Venusmorder, Der MTF Germany Reporter (Maxi Biewer). 181362 2008 Ver van familie MF Journalist (Klaas Drupsteen) 181363 1996 Veracruz Blues, The NS Winegardner, Mark Sports Reporter Frank Bullinger Jr., is an aging baseball reporter. In 994, the year without a World Series, he sets out to write about the 1946 Season of Gold. Mexican entrepreneur bought the best baseball players from Central American leagues and from the majors offering American players decent salaries for the first time. Bullinger tells the story of the Veracruz team's rise and fall. 181364 1995 Verbotene Liebe (aka Forbidden Love commonly abbreviated to VL) TF Germany. 1-2-1995 first broadcast. Remake of Australian soap, Sons and Daughters. Publisher Carla von Lahnstein. Olli and Christian were looking for a newspaper or magazine that will publish an article on homophobia in boxing. They are ejected by every publisher until Constantin saves the day by persuading his lesbian Aunt, Carla von Lahnstein, to enlist the help of a contract to get their story published. Carla manages to convince her contact to publish their story on the grounds that Axel is charged with assault. However, due to lack of evidence Axel is released without charge and the contact won’t put their article in the magazine for fear of being used for libel. Carla refuses to be beaten and buys an entire Publishing Company, unafraid of being sued. The article is finally published, though it is not exactly what they hoped for. Carla is a sexy woman who manages to seduce any woman she sets her sights on. She’s smart, beautiful, well-dressed and the daughter of an aristocrat. 181365 1958 Verdens rigeste pige MF Journalist Lund (Paul Hagen) 181366 1991 Verdict T SV 90, 92 7-5/12-91 News Media 181367 1957 Verdict is Yours, The DT Series. 9-2-1957 to 9-28-1962. CBS Court Reporter-Hosts Jim McKay (9-2-1957 to 7-22-1960), Bill Stout (7-25-1960 to 6-15-1962), Jack Whitaker (6-18-62 to 9-28-1962). Lawsuits argued by real lawyers presided over by real judges with no scripts. Courtroom Reporter Jim McKay was "Verdict's" first "court reporter" succeeded by Bill Stout in 1959. 181368 1946 Verdict, The M Reporters (Creighton Hale, D. Martin Jones, Eric Wilton). Newsboy (Jimmy Aubrey). 181369 2008 Verdict, The MT Reporters (Blaze Kelly Coyle, Jennifer Wiener). 181370 1946 Verdict, The M Zangwill, Israel (based on novel, “The Big Bow Mystery.”) Press 181371 1999 Vergeten straat MF Journalist (Willem Houbrechts) 181372 1957 Vergilian Vespers SS OWN - H Yellen, Samuel In "The Passionate Shepherd: A Book of Stories" Columnist narrator whose column appears in 17 evening newspapers in New England, New York and Pennsylvania 181373 1977 Veri az ordog a feleseget MF Hungary TV Commentator (Jeno Knezy). 181374 1979 Verificateur, Le: Bilan d'une idole TF Episode #1. Reporter (Joel Martineau - Le reporter). 181375 2003 Veritas, The Quest: Heist T SVD 1372 Episode TV Reporter. Juliet (Cobie Smulders) puts herself in danger by posing as a TV reporter in order to steal a celebrated sphere 181376 2001 Verity Browne: Bones of the Buried, The NM Roberts, David #2 Lord Edward Corinth and Verity Browne Murder Mystery Series Correspondent Verity Browne asks for Lord Edward Corinth for his help in freeing her former love, the Communist ideologue David Griffiths-Jones from jail in Spain. Griffith-Jones has been framed for the murder of another Communist Party member working to resist Franco's military rebellion. Edward's investigation leads to his release. Edward and Verity, political opposites but alike in many ways, dodge their attraction for one another as they go between Spain and London trying to solve a murder. Verity, who is in her early 20s when the series begins, is the only child of a well-known (and quite well-off) liberal lawyer, Donald Browne. Verity is making her living as a journalist when Edward first meets her at his brother's castle in the early chapters of Sweet Poison. Despite her very comfortable upbringing (or perhaps because of it), Verity is a card-carrying member of the Communist Party who writes for the Daily Worker (which her father conveniently bankrolls). She arrives at Mersham Castle under false pretences, claiming to be writing a piece on the old houses for one of those lifestyle magazines. In fact she is working on a critical series about the British aristocracy, a class that she expects to find inhabited by corrupt and venal individuals, fully deserving of the downfall that the Communist Party anticipates. 181377 2003 Verity Browne: Dangerous Sea NM Roberts, David #4 Lord Edward Corinth and Verity Browne Murder Mystery Series Correspondent Verity Browne, a card-carrying Communist and Lord Edward Corinth, wealthy man-about town, travel first-class aboard the Queen Mary. Their first evening at sea, a guided tour reveals a murdered man -- the valet of a senior British government official whose body is hidden in a refrigeration compartment. Edward and Verity join forces to unmask the killer. Verity, who is in her early 20s when the series begins, is the only child of a well-known (and quite well-off) liberal lawyer, Donald Browne. Verity is making her living as a journalist when Edward first meets her at his brother's castle in the early chapters of Sweet Poison. Despite her very comfortable upbringing (or perhaps because of it), Verity is a card-carrying member of the Communist Party who writes for the Daily Worker (which her father conveniently bankrolls). She arrives at Mersham Castle under false pretences, claiming to be writing a piece on the old houses for one of those lifestyle magazines. In fact she is working on a critical series about the British aristocracy, a class that she expects to find inhabited by corrupt and venal individuals, fully deserving of the downfall that the Communist Party anticipates. 181378 2005 Verity Browne: Grave Man, A NM Roberts, David #6 Lord Edward Corinth and Verity Browne Murder Mystery Series Correspondent Verity Browne for the New Gazette and Lord Edward Corinth, unofficial troubleshooter for the British Foreign Office in the 1930s, attend a memorial service for an archeologist stabbed to death. They investigate quietly on their own. Browne calls Winston Churchill "a fat, over-the-hill politician." Verity Browne is the foreign correspondent for the New Gazette. Lord Edward Corinth is the unofficial troubleshooter for the British Foreign Office. Verity, who is in her early 20s when the series begins, is the only child of a well-known (and quite well-off) liberal lawyer, Donald Browne. Verity is making her living as a journalist when Edward first meets her at his brother's castle in the early chapters of Sweet Poison. Despite her very comfortable upbringing (or perhaps because of it), Verity is a card-carrying member of the Communist Party who writes for the Daily Worker (which her father conveniently bankrolls). She arrives at Mersham Castle under false pretences, claiming to be writing a piece on the old houses for one of those lifestyle magazines. In fact she is working on a critical series about the British aristocracy, a class that she expects to find inhabited by corrupt and venal individuals, fully deserving of the downfall that the Communist Party anticipates. 181379 2002 Verity Browne: Hollow Crown NM Roberts, David #3 Lord Edward Corinth and Verity Browne Murder Mystery Series Correspondent Verity Browne is a journalist with leftist sympathies and a Schaparelli evening gown in her closet. It is October, 1936. She returns from covering the Spanish Civil War. Press Lord Joe Weaver, the man for whom Browne works, asks a jaded English aristocrat to convince an old friend of his to give up some highly indiscreet letters written by the King to Wallis Simpson. Before he can collect the letters, the woman is found dead and the letters have disappeared. The English Lord is sure she was murdered and determined, with Browne's help, to discover the killer and recover the missing letters. Fresh from the horrors of war, Browne welcomes distraction of helping the English Lord investigate what suddenly becomes a double murder. Soon involved in political protest and fight against Fascism. Can the Lord trust even his friend Verity or will she, when she learns the truth, tell the Communist Part the truth about the letters and lead to the very overthrow he has tried to prevent? Verity, who is in her early 20s when the series begins, is the only child of a well-known (and quite well-off) liberal lawyer, Donald Browne. Verity is making her living as a journalist when Edward first meets her at his brother's castle in the early chapters of Sweet Poison. Despite her very comfortable upbringing (or perhaps because of it), Verity is a card-carrying member of the Communist Party who writes for the Daily Worker (which her father conveniently bankrolls). She arrives at Mersham Castle under false pretences, claiming to be writing a piece on the old houses for one of those lifestyle magazines. In fact she is working on a critical series about the British aristocracy, a class that she expects to find inhabited by corrupt and venal individuals, fully deserving of the downfall that the Communist Party anticipates. 181380 2004 Verity Browne: More Deceived, The NM Roberts, David #5 Lord Edward Corinth and Verity Browne Murder Mystery Series War Correspondent Verity Browne, a scrappy reporter and an ardent Communist, and Lord Edward Corinth, a wealthy bachelor and unofficial investigator for various government agencies. It is the spring of 1937. The head of the Foreign Office asks Lord Edward to find the source of embarrassing leaks about deficiencies in Britain's rearmament program to Winston Churchill, who is using the information to attack the government. A Foreign Office employee turns up savagely murdered. The killer's trial leads Lord Edward to Spain where Browne is covering the civil war. Verity, who is in her early 20s when the series begins, is the only child of a well-known (and quite well-off) liberal lawyer, Donald Browne. Verity is making her living as a journalist when Edward first meets her at his brother's castle in the early chapters of Sweet Poison. Despite her very comfortable upbringing (or perhaps because of it), Verity is a card-carrying member of the Communist Party who writes for the Daily Worker (which her father conveniently bankrolls). She arrives at Mersham Castle under false pretences, claiming to be writing a piece on the old houses for one of those lifestyle magazines. In fact she is working on a critical series about the British aristocracy, a class that she expects to find inhabited by corrupt and venal individuals, fully deserving of the downfall that the Communist Party anticipates. 181381 2009 Verity Browne: No More Dying NM Roberts, David #9 Lord Edward Corinth and Verity Browne Murder Mystery Series Correspondent Verity Browne for the New Gazette. In early 1939, M15 sends jaded aristocrat Lord Edward Corinth to Cliveden, the Astor estate in Buckinghamshire that is headquarters for those who support appeasing Hitler to investigate the threat. Corinth’s fiancee, the Communist-leaning Verity Browne is also visiting the estate where she’s trying to cultivate Joseph Kennedy, the U.S. Ambassador to Britain. A string of murders that appear to be related to Kennedy provides the couple with a more conventional case to pursue. A foreign plot to assassinate Winston Churchill is also involved. Verity, who is in her early 20s when the series begins, is the only child of a well-known (and quite well-off) liberal lawyer, Donald Browne. Verity is making her living as a journalist when Edward first meets her at his brother's castle in the early chapters of Sweet Poison. Despite her very comfortable upbringing (or perhaps because of it), Verity is a card-carrying member of the Communist Party who writes for the Daily Worker (which her father conveniently bankrolls). She arrives at Mersham Castle under false pretenses, claiming to be writing a piece on the old houses for one of those lifestyle magazines. In fact she is working on a critical series about the British aristocracy, a class that she expects to find inhabited by corrupt and venal individuals, fully deserving of the downfall that the Communist Party anticipates. 181382 2006 Verity Browne: Quality of Mercy, The NM Roberts, David #7 Lord Edward Corinth and Verity Browne Murder Mystery Series Correspondent Verity Browne for the New Gazette is deported as a known British Communist when the Nazis march into Vienna in the spring of 1938. On the brink of World War II, Browne ruffles official feathers, rescues a Jewish artist from the Nazis and solves a murder. Leftist correspondent Brown is now a full-fledged Communist writing for the New Gazette from Vienna in the spring of 1938 when her close friend, an English Lord gets word that she may be in danger. Nazis seize the city and deport her. Nonplussed Verity helps a young Jew escape to freedom in England. At a posh dinner party, she has a spirited political discussion with Winston Churchill. Verity, who is in her early 20s when the series begins, is the only child of a well-known (and quite well-off) liberal lawyer, Donald Browne. Verity is making her living as a journalist when Edward first meets her at his brother's castle in the early chapters of Sweet Poison. Despite her very comfortable upbringing (or perhaps because of it), Verity is a card-carrying member of the Communist Party who writes for the Daily Worker (which her father conveniently bankrolls). She arrives at Mersham Castle under false pretences, claiming to be writing a piece on the old houses for one of those lifestyle magazines. In fact she is working on a critical series about the British aristocracy, a class that she expects to find inhabited by corrupt and venal individuals, fully deserving of the downfall that the Communist Party anticipates. 181383 2007 Verity Browne: Something Wicked NM Roberts, David #8 Lord Edward Corinth and Verity Browne Murder Mystery Series Correspondent Verity Browne for the New Gazette returns from Prague with tuberculosis and is sent to a private clinic -- a place with a connection to the recent murder of a dentist. Lord Edward Corinth and Verity become involved in an investigation into the mysterious deaths of three of the dentist’s elderly patients -- and soon come face-to-face with something wicked. Verity, who is in her early 20s when the series begins, is the only child of a well-known (and quite well-off) liberal lawyer, Donald Browne. Verity is making her living as a journalist when Edward first meets her at his brother's castle in the early chapters of Sweet Poison. Despite her very comfortable upbringing (or perhaps because of it), Verity is a card-carrying member of the Communist Party who writes for the Daily Worker (which her father conveniently bankrolls). She arrives at Mersham Castle under false pretenses, claiming to be writing a piece on the old houses for one of those lifestyle magazines. In fact she is working on a critical series about the British aristocracy, a class that she expects to find inhabited by corrupt and venal individuals, fully deserving of the downfall that the Communist Party anticipates. 181384 2001 Verity Browne: Sweet Poison NM Roberts, David #1 Lord Edward Corinth and Verity Browne Murder Mystery Series Correspondent Verity Browne is "the commie scribe with a rich daddy." She teams up with Edward Corinth to investigate the death of a general, a World War I veteran with a checked past. It is 1930s' England. Dinner topic is Adolf Hitler's sudden rise to power. Dinner guests include a pretty communist writer, a pacifist clergyman, a powerful newspaper tycoon and a Nazi. Was it murder by cyanide poisoning? Browne and Corinth clash predictably and set off an occasional romantic salvo. The drug addicted daughter of newspaper magnate Lord Weaver may be a suspect. Browne, a resourceful young journalist, came to interview the duchess supposedly for Country Life but in reality for the communist Daily Worker. Duke of Mersham's younger brother, a journalist, begins to investigate a series of murders. Verity, who is in her early 20s when the series begins, is the only child of a well-known (and quite well-off) liberal lawyer, Donald Browne. Verity is making her living as a journalist when Edward first meets her at his brother's castle in the early chapters of Sweet Poison. Despite her very comfortable upbringing (or perhaps because of it), Verity is a card-carrying member of the Communist Party who writes for the Daily Worker (which her father conveniently bankrolls). She arrives at Mersham Castle under false pretences, claiming to be writing a piece on the old houses for one of those lifestyle magazines. In fact she is working on a critical series about the British aristocracy, a class that she expects to find inhabited by corrupt and venal individuals, fully deserving of the downfall that the Communist Party anticipates. 181385 1938 Verklungene Melodie MF Germany News Media. Ein Reporter (Walter Steinweg). Pressefotograf bei Thomas' u Barbaras Ankunft in Berlin (Karl Morvilius). 181386 2001 Verleger, Der MTF Germany Editor (Jens Winter). 181387 2004 Vernon God Little N Pierre, DBC Tabloid TV Newsman comes to Martirio, Texas to exploit a school shooting in which Vernon God Little tries to exonerate himself of any involvement in the murders committed by his tormented pal. The slimy newsman tries to get his scoop. TV Reporter, opportunistic, obsessed with his career. Media covers school massacre, the boy who did the killing and his best friend, Vernon Little, the hero of this novel. 181388 1989 Veronica N Caute, David News Media 181389 2003 Veronica Guerin M SVDSP 1901 Reporter Veronica Guerin (Cate Blanchett) of the Sunday Tribune became the paper's crime correspondent in 1994 and was shot and killed in Dublin in 1996 when her investigations got too close to exposing drug lord. Journalist who began covering a story and then became the story. Expose of a vicious group of drug runner who were turning the slums of Dublin into even worse holes than they already were. Every other journalist in film is despicable. Press Conference Reporter #1 (Aaron Harris). Press Conference Reporter #2 (Jonathan White). Woman Newscaster Ann Cassin (Ann Cassin). Woman Newscaster#2 (Elizabeth Moynihan). Newscaster #1 (John Greeley). Newscaster #2 (Brian Dobson). Studio Interviewer #1 (Kevin Reynolds). Studio Interviewer #2 (Gerry Ryan). Jealous Journalist #1 (Barbara Brennan). Jealous Journalist #2 (Gary Lilburn). Jealous Journalist #3 (Jane Brennan). Jealous Journalist #4 (Frank Smith). 181390 2005 Veronica Mars: Ahoy, Mateys! T DVD -R HQ 4852 Episode #30. 11-23-2005. School Newspaper. Veronica helps Keith determine who is haunting a school bus crash victim's parents, currently embroiled in a suit against the school district for negligence. 181391 2006 Veronica Mars: Ain't No Magic Mountain High Enough T DVD -R HQ 5453 Episode #35. 2-8-2006 School Newspaper. Veronica finds herself defending Jackie as she tries to locate the thief who absconded with the money for the senior class trip. 181392 2005 Veronica Mars: Betty and Veronica T DVD -R HQ 3046 Episode #16. 3-29-2005 School Newspaper. Following an emotional reunion with her mother, Veronica must track down Neptune High's mascot before a big basketball game. 181393 2007 Veronica Mars: Bitch Is Back, The T DVD -R HQ 8552 Episode #64. 5-22-2007. Series Finale School Newspaper. Veronica confronts Logan. Piz assures Veronica that he had nothing to do with the Internet video. Veronica investigates the origin of the tape. Keith steps in to protect Veronica. 181394 2007 Veronica Mars: Bitch Is Back, The T DVD -R HQ 8552 Episode #64. 5-22-2007. Series Finale School Newspaper. Veronica confronts Logan. Piz assures Veronica that he had nothing to do with the Internet video. Veronica investigates the origin of the tape. Keith steps in to protect Veronica. 181395 2005 Veronica Mars: Blast From the Past T DVD -R HQ 4601 Episode #27 10-26-2005 School Newspaper. Veronica appears on a psychic's community access show to pursue a lead when she tries to help Jackie find out who stole her credit card. 181396 2006 Veronica Mars: Charlie Don't Surf T DVD -R HQ 7133 Episode #48. 10-23-2006 College Newspaper. Logan enlists Veronica's help in sorting through his financial records when he is informed that his inheritance is running low. Harmony hires Keith to investigate her cheating husband. 181397 2005 Veronica Mars: Cheatty Cheatty Bang Bang T DVD -R HQ 4483 Episode #25. 10-12-2005 School Newspaper. Cassidy Cassablancas hires Veronica to find out if his stepmother, Kendall, is cheating on his father. 181398 2005 Veronica Mars: Clash of the Tritons T DVD -R HQ 3042 Episode #12. 1-11-2005 School Newspaper. Family accuses Veronica of providing a fake ID to their son who is now in a coma. They file suit. The search to find out who's really responsible leads Veronica to a clandestine, exclusive organization operating on Neptune High's campus. Veronica bugs Ms. James' office to hear grief counseling sessions and learns some surprising information. 181399 2004 Veronica Mars: Credit Where Credit's Due T DVD Episode #2. 9-28-2004 School Newspaper. Veronica Mars finds herself on the school newspaper staff where she puts her photography skills to use and rides to an assignment with ex-boy friend Duncan. Veronica and Wallace launch an investigation when police suspect Weevil of credit card fraud. 181400 2007 Veronica Mars: Debasement Tapes T DVD Episode #62. 5-8-2007 School Newspaper. Piz is thrilled when he is chosen to interview rock star Desmond Fellows, but turns to Veronica for help when the singer’s back-up tapes go missing. Mac helps Logan set up a web site and business plan for a school project. Meanwhile Keith prepares to run unopposed in the upcoming sheriff election and meets with Leo who brings him information on a possible robbery. 181401 2005 Veronica Mars: Donut Run T DVD -R HQ 5355 Episode #33. 1-25-2006 School Newspaper. FBI team, headed by Agent Morris pursues Duncan after he breaks up with Veronica and flees with Meg's baby. 181402 2004 Veronica Mars: Drinking the Kool-Aid T DVD Episode #9. 11-30-2004 School Newspaper. Veronica infiltrates a commune-like cult to find out what happened to a former popular student who has undergone a drastic personality change since joining the group. She destroys DNA evidence as to whether or not Mars is her biological father. 181403 2005 Veronica Mars: Driver Ed T DVD -R HQ 4458. Episode #24. 10-5-2005 News Media. Reporter #1 (Lee Ann Kim). Reporter #2 (Lauren Krause). School Newspaper. Veronica helps grieving people determine whether one of their family committed suicide. Wallace offers to help the new transfer student figure out who damaged her cat. 181404 2004 Veronica Mars: Echolls Family Christmas, An T DVD -R HQ 3615 Episode #10. 12-14-2004 School Newspaper. Both Veronica and her father have to work cases involving the Echolls family. 181405 2004 Veronica Mars: Girl Next Door, The T DVD Episode #7. 11-9-2004 School Newspaper. Veronica becomes suspicious when a young pregnant woman who lives in their apartment complex with her volatile boyfriend suddenly disappears. Fearing the worst, Keith steps in to help his daughter investigate this case for girl's estranged parents. Logan and Weevil get thrown into detention together after arguing with a teacher, leading the rivals to discover some surprising things in common. Later, while working on an alumni photo project in her journalism class, Veronica is shocked to discover that her mother and Jake Kane were high-school sweethearts. 181406 2005 Veronica Mars: Green-Eyed Monster T DVD -R HQ 6221 Episode #26. 10-19-2005 School Newspaper. By sifting through a guy's background and by posing as an available coed, Veronica helps a young woman who thinks her new boyfriend is after her fortune. 181407 2006 Veronica Mars: Happy Go Lucky T DVD Episode #43. 5-2-2006 School Newspaper. News Media. Reporter #1 (Lauren Krause). Reporter #2 (Graham Sterling). Veronica, Keith and Logan take the witness stand to testify against Aaron Echolls. 181408 2006 Veronica Mars: Hi, Infidelity T DVD -R HQ 7239 Episode #50. 11-6-2006 College Newspaper. Veronica tries to clear herself after being accused of plagiarizing her paper for her criminology class. Dean O'Dell pardons Wallace for cheating on his exam but makes a decision that could affect his college career. 181409 2005 Veronica Mars: Hot Dogs T DVD -R HQ 3146 Episode #19. 4-19-2005. School Newspaper. Veronica Mars, while helping a classmate search for her missing terrier, stumbles upon a bigger mystery, which affects pets all over Neptune, California. 181410 2006 Veronica Mars: I Am God T DVD -R HQ 5863 Episode #40. 4-12-2006 School Newspaper. Dreams in which students killed in the bus crash confront her plague Veronica. Logan and Weevil pair up for physics project that could result in a scholarship for Veronica. 181411 2007 Veronica Mars: I Know What You'll Do Next Summer T DVD -R HQ 8513 Episode #62. 5-15-1007. Series Finale School Newspaper. Veronica takes her private-investigator exam and passes. Piz interviews a student who wrote a book about his years as an orphan child-solder in Uganda's rebel army. 181412 2005 Veronica Mars: Kanes and Abel's T DVD -R HQ 3076. DVD -R HQ 3954. Episode #17. 4-5-2005 School Newspaper. Veronica investigates when someone at school overtly sabotages Sabrina's studying efforts in an attempt to keep her from becoming valedictorian. 181413 2005 Veronica Mars: Leave It To Beaver. T DVD -R HQ 4303 Episode #22. 5-10-2005 School Newspaper. Veronica learns identification of who murdered her best friend Lilly Kane. 181414 2004 Veronica Mars: Like a Virgin T DVD -R HQ 2439 Episode #8. 11-23-2004 School Newspaper. To help restore a cheerleader's ruined reputation, Veronica turns to funky computer geek Mac to find the hacker responsible for leaking the embarrassing private results of a popular online "purity test" to all of Neptune High. Meanwhile, Keith helps Wallace and his mom with an unruly tenant in their building. Later, to get answers about Lilly's murder, Veronica attempts to visit Lilly's confessed, condemned killer Abel Koontz in prison. 181415 2006 Veronica Mars: Look Who's Stalking T DVD -R HQ 6745 Episode #42. 4-25-2006 School Newspaper. Gia enlists Veronica to help uncover the identity of her stalker. Woody tries to prevent a scandal. 181416 2005 Veronica Mars: Lord of the Bling T DVD -R HQ 2817 Episode #13. 2-8-2005 School Newspaper. Paparazzi (Ken Merck). 181417 2006 Veronica Mars: Lord of the Pi's. T DVD -R HQ 7385 Episode #52. 11-21-2006 College Newspaper. Selma Rose (Patricia Hearst), the wealthy granddaughter of Hearst College's founder, mysteriously disappears the night before she is to cast a swing vote that will determine the fate of the Greek system on campus. 181418 2005 Veronica Mars: M.A.D. T DVD -R HQ 4179 Episode #20. 4-26-2005. School Newspaper. Veronica helps a classmate whose boyfriend threatened to release a humiliating video of her on the Internet if she ends their relationship 181419 2005 Veronica Mars: Mars vs. Mars T DVD -R HQ 2836 Episode #14. 2-15-2005 School Newspaper. 181420 2007 Veronica Mars: Mars, Bars T DVD -R HQ 8002 Episode #58. 2-20-2007 School Newspaper. Without evidence to hold Veronica, Sheriff Lamb releases her from jail. Josh insists to Veronica that he is being framed for his father's murder. Logan joins Mac and Parker on a Valentine's Day scavenger hunt. 181421 2004 Veronica Mars: Meet John Smith T DVD Episode #3. 10-12-2004 School Newspaper. Veronica Mars and Wallace help classmate find his father. Veronica faces complicated feelings towards ex-boyfriend Duncan. New romantic interest Troy. 181422 2006 Veronica Mars: My Big Fat Greek Rush Week T DVD -R HQ 7028 Episode #46. 10-10-2006 College newspaper hires Veronica Mars to do an undercover expose on the Zeta Theta sorority during rush week to investigate Parker's rape. 181423 2005 Veronica Mars: My Mother, the Fiend T DVD -R HQ 6425 Episode #31. 11-30-2005 School Newspaper. 181424 2006 Veronica Mars: Nevermind the Buttocks T DVD -R HQ 5915 Episode #41. 4-18-2006 TV Newscaster (David E. Willis). School Newspaper. Veronica tries to help as Neptune senior find the person who ran over his dog. 181425 2005 Veronica Mars: Nobody Puts Baby in a Corner T DVD -R HQ 4791 Episode #29. 11-16-2005 School Newspaper. After learning that Meg had been babysitting an abused child before going into a coma, Veronica decides to go under cover as a baby sitter to find the child. 181426 2005 Veronica Mars: Normal is the Watchword T DVD -R HQ 4369. DVD -R HQ 4662. Episode #23. 9-28-2005. New Season School Newspaper. Veronica gets pulled back into the investigation business when Wallace tests positive for drugs. 181427 2006 Veronica Mars: Not Pictured T DVD Episode #44. 5-9-2006. Second Season Finale School Newspaper. Reporter (Graham Sterling). 181428 2006 Veronica Mars: Of Vice and Men T DVD -R HQ 7307 Episode #51. 11-14-2006 College Newspaper. Veronica goes to Wallace and Piz's dorm room for some quiet time. Logan seeks her help in clearing Mercer of rape charges. Keith's ongoing relationship with his client disappoints Veronica. 181429 2005 Veronica Mars: One Angry Veronica T DVD -R HQ 4974 Episode #32. 12-7-2005 School Newspaper. When Veronica is called for jury duty over Christmas break, she must sit on a difficult, polarizing case against a pair of affluent defendants accused of assaulting a young Hispanic woman. 181430 2007 Veronica Mars: Papa’s Cabin T DVD Episode #59. 2-27-200 School Newspaper. When Veronica discovers Timothy Foyle breaking into Mars investigations, she uses his help to track down Dean O’Dell’s true killer. Meanwhile Logan and Parker’s relationship takes an unexpected turn and acting Sheriff Mars brings another murderer to justice. 181431 2004 Veronica Mars: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 3575 Episode #1. 9-22-2004 School Newspaper. Neptune High School Navigator. 17-year-old Mars moonlights as apprentice private investigator out to solve her wealthy town of Neptune's toughest mysteries. 181432 2006 Veronica Mars: Plan B T DVD -R HQ 5797 Episode #39. 4-5-2006 School Newspaper. Weevil enlists Veronioca's help to finally prove who killed Felix. 181433 2007 Veronica Mars: Postgame Mortem T DVD -R HQ 7916 Episode #57. 2-13-2007 School Newspaper. Widow of the murdered Hearst basketball coach hires Keith to investigate her husband's death and clear her son, who is the prime suspect. 181434 2007 Veronica Mars: Poughkeepsie, Tramps and Thieves T DVD -R HQ 7862 Episode #55. 1-30-2007 School Newspaper. When Veronica tracks down a girl with whom Max had a one-night stand, she discovers that the girl is not who she says she is. Keith takes a closer look at Dean O'Dell's suicide. 181435 2006 Veronica Mars: President Evil T DVD -R HQ 7181 Episode #49. 10-31-2006 College Newspaper. Underground campus casino is robbed on Halloween while Veronica is looking for Logan. Dean O'Dell and his wife want Keith to help track down the biological father of Mindy's son. 181436 2006 Veronica Mars: Quick and the Wed, The T DVD -R HQ 5686 Episode #37 3-22-2006 School Newspaper. Wallace's new girlfriend enlists Veronica's help when her older sister appears to be a runaway bride but clues suggest foul play. 181437 2006 Veronica Mars: Rapes of Graff, The T DVD -R HQ 5795 Episode #38. 3-29-2006 School Newspaper. Veronica's ex-boyfriend turns to her for help when he is accused of date rape. 181438 2006 Veronica Mars: Rashard and Wallace Go To White Castle T DVD Episode #34. 2-1-2006 School Newspaper. Eli "Weevil: Navarro has Veronica bug a church confessional to smoke out the traitor in his biker gang. Wallace Fennel's hopes of escaping his trouble in Chicago are dashed when Rashard's uncle accuses him in the press of a hit and run. News Anchor (David E. Willis). 181439 2005 Veronica Mars: Rat Saw God T DVD -R HQ 4717 Episode #28. 11-9-2005 School Newspaper. Veronica helps the man originally convicted for Lily's murder, search for his missing daughter. News Anchor (David E. Willis). 181440 2004 Veronica Mars: Return of the Kane T DVD Episode #6. 11-2-2004 School Newspaper. Veronica investigates possible fraud in the election of the student council president at school after Duncan wins, beating a more popular, but less affluent student who promised to eliminate wealthy students' on-campus perks. Logan causes a public relations nightmare for his movie star parents when footage of him organizing boxing matches between homeless men is posted on the internet and leaked to the media. Later Veronica and Keith learn the man who admitted murdering Lilly is set to be executed, but a second look at crime scene photographs puts his confession in question. News Anchor (Graham Sterling). Student Newscaster (Brigitte Graham). 181441 2005 Veronica Mars: Ruskie Business T DVD -R HQ 3893 Episode #15. 2-22-2005. School Newspaper. Woman cons Veronica into helping her find a long-lost love, but Keith intervenes when he learns the woman has an ulterior motive -- she is part of the Russian Mafia who want to find a protected witness and kill him. 181442 2004 Veronica Mars: Season One T DVD - Complete Series The Complete Three Season. First Season, 2004-2005 -- 9-22-2004 to 5-10-2005 High School Reporter Veronica Mars works for Neptune High School Navigator. 17-year-old Mars moonlights as apprentice private investigator out to solve her wealthy town of Neptune's toughest mysteries. Veronica became a crusading reporter for her school newspaper under the watchful eye of her mentor, journalism teacher Mallory Dent (Sydney Tamiia Poitier) at Neptune High. Mars is an outcast in a trendy Southern California beach town. Once she ran with the Neptune High School crowd. But she’s on the outside after her best friend is murdered and her sheriff father accuses the wrong man, the dead girl’s billionaire father. Her dad loses his job. Veronica loses her popularity and both struggle to build a detective agency and new lives. 181443 2006 Veronica Mars: Season Three T DVD - Complete Series The Complete Three Seasons. Third Season, 2006-2007 -- 10-3-2006 to 5-22-2007 College Reporter Veronica Mars for the Hearst Free Press newspaper. Hearst College is the jewel of the Pacific in Neptune, California, named after William Randolph Hearst, one of the most famous newspaper publishers in 20th century American journalism. 181444 2005 Veronica Mars: Season Two T DVD - Complete Series The Complete Three Seasons. Season Two, 2005-2006 -- 9-28-2005 to 5-9-2006 High School Reporter Veronica Mars works for Neptune High School Navigator. 17-year-old Mars moonlights as apprentice private investigator out to solve her wealthy town of Neptune's toughest mysteries. 181445 2007 Veronica Mars: Show Me the Monkey T DVD -R HQ 7793 Episode #54. 1-23-2007 School Newspaper. Veronica takes a job helping animal researchers track down a missing monkey. Mindy O'Dell asks Keith to investigate Dean O'Dell's death. 181446 2005 Veronica Mars: Silence of the Lamb T DVD -R HQ 2997 Episode #11. 1-4-2005 School Newspaper. Veronica uncovers information that her fellow outcast Mac was switched at birth. Newspaper headlines Meanwhile, a serial killer has resurfaced in Neptune forcing the sheriff to work with Keith. Later, Veronica flirts with a handsome young man. 181447 2006 Veronica Mars: Spit & Eggs T DVD -R HQ 7418 Episode #53. 11-28-2006 College Newspaper. Dean O'Dell reinstates the Greek system on campus. Veronica, Mac, Wallace and Piz attend a party armed with coasters designed to test for drugs in their peers' drinks. 181448 2007 Veronica Mars: There's Got To Be a Morning After Pill T DVD -R HQ 7894 Episode #56. 2-6-2007 School Newspaper. Promiscuous classmate hires Veronica to find out who slipped her a morning-after pill, causing her to have a miscarriage. Veronica confronts Logan about sleeping with Madison Sinclair while they were apart. 181449 2005 Veronica Mars: Trip to the Dentist, A T DVD -R HQ 3238 Episode #21. 5-3-2005 School Newspaper. Determined to learn who drugged and assaulted her at a party the year before, Veronica questions her many friends and rivals about the chain of events that night. 181450 2007 Veronica Mars: Un-American Graffiti T DVD -R HQ 8422 Episode #60. 5-1-2007 School Newspaper. Middle Eastern restaurant owner hires Veronica to find out who has been vandalizing the business with ethnic slurs. Keith orders his deputies to conduct I.D. checks in all area bars. 181451 2006 Veronica Mars: Versatile Toppings T DVD -R HQ 5647 Episode #36. 3-15-2006 School Newspaper. On Neptune High School’s TV news show, Kylie Marker announces to the audience that she’s gay and outs her girlfriend as well while interviewing the victim of a mugging. At the time, it appears she is doing this to outsmart a blackmailer who is extorting money from all the gay students in the school. But it turns out that Kylie is the blackmailer and she did it in part to get the money, but also because she wanted to be out and wanted her girlfriend out as well. Veronica Mars is asked by gay but in-the-closet teens to help them when a blackmailer hacks into a private online bulletin board and threatens to out everyone unless they pay $5,000 each. High School television female reporter. Anchor (Nathan L. Davis). 181452 2005 Veronica Mars: Weapons of Class Destruction T DVD Episode #18. 4-12-2005 School Newspaper. The school newspaper adviser Ms. Stafford, at first against anything substantial written for the newspaper, finally stands up for Veronica and the other student journalists and is fired for her efforts. After several fire drills and bomb threats rock Neptune High, Veronica looks to new student Ben as a possible suspect. Meanwhile, Veronica and Wallace are shocked to discover that their parents have been secretly dating, and Duncan finds out that Veronica has been spying on him. Ms. Stafford: Come on buckaroos. We’re burning daylight here. (Students roll their eyes). So a new edition of the Navigator comes out tomorrow and we’re still short on articles. Let’s do something fun. Duncan: How about something on oxycontin replacing ecstasy as the drug of choice for high school students? Ms. Stafford: I’m sure your parents don’t want to read about drugs at the school where they sent their precious little ones. Veronica: I’m sorry. I thought the newspaper was for the students. Ms. Stafford: Where’s your Pirate Pride, y’all, lots of good stuff happens here. Did you know that Madame Rousseau’s been teaching French here for forty years now? Maybe someone could do an in-depth profile? (Eventually Ms. Stafford assigns Veronica to investigate why there have been so many fire drills lately.) (Cover draft of the front page of the Neptune High School Navigator. Headline reads: Bomb Threats Force Evacuations.) Ms. Stafford: You’re positive about this, Veronica. Veronica: Mr. Clemmons confirmed it. It’s accurate. Ms. Stafford: But is it responsible? Duncan: This is exactly what newspapers are supposed to do. Ms. Stafford: Then what are we waiting for? We’re burning daylight here. (Veronica and Mrs. Stafford are called in to talk to Mr. Clemmons.) Clemmons: Let me be clear as I explain something. The Neptune Navigator is not the Washington Post. You don’t have carte blanche to print whatever you choose. Ms. Stafford: Was story inaccurate? Clemmons: That’s not the issue. Veronica: It’s not? Clemmons: No, it’s not. Our very real duty to protect the student body trumps your non-existent right to a free student press. Ms. Stafford: But Mr. Clemmons, isn’t a newspaper supposed to be... Clemmons: And what exactly is your journalism background, Ms. Stafford? Ms. Stafford: I was on my high school year book staff. Clemmons: Then what do you say we play to our strengths and stick to pictures of smiling kids engaged in the multitude of enriching activities that Neptune has to offer. And Veronica, who was this highly placed source in the administration that confirmed your story? Veronica: Um, that would be you. Clemmons: I most certainly was not. Veronica: Mr. Clemmons, the fresh girl gave me the impression you had been exceeding your fire drill limits. (Clemmons leans back in his chair, appalled.) Veronica: Where are the threats coming from anyway, a student? Clemmons: Veronica, I did not invite you in here for a follow-up interview. This is a disciplinary meeting. You should feel lucky that you’re not suspended. Veronica: Maybe you’d be doing me a favor. Clemmons: And Ms. Stafford. You need to use better judgment in the future. No more stories on this subject. Am I understood? Ms. Stafford: Completely. Clemmons: I may have made a mistake in allowing a pep squad advisor to substitute for a journalism teacher. *** Ms. Stafford: So the ATF agent set him up? Veronica: The photos show clearly that the same fertilizer bags I saw the agent purchase were the ones found in Norris’ car and the same with the rifle. Ms. Stafford: Well, I guess we have no choice but to print it, do we? Veronica: I was thinking about that. Maybe I could take this story down to the city paper, see if they’ll publish it or maybe just put it on a web site. Ms. Stafford: What fun would that be? (Wallace reads the Navigator, the headline of which reads: Bomb Threat Hoax: ATF Arrests Wrong Student. He drops the paper and joins Veronica walking down the hall.) Wallace: In case you were wondering, Mr. Clemmons? Not pleased. Veronica: I’ve lost sleep over it. Wallace: Did you have to mention Norris’ school records? Someone could have put two and two together. Veronica: They will have to really speak sharply to me before I reveal my sources. (Wallace laughs as Veronica heads into the journalism classroom.) *** Ms. Stafford: Listen up everybody. I have an announcement. I just heard that Norris Clayton is being released later today. The charges have been dropped thanks to a certain high school newspaper’s front page story. And I’m sorry to report that today is my last day teaching at Neptune High. It’s been a real kick working with all of you. (Ms. Stafford looks directly at Veronica, who smiles in response, showing genuine respect.) Ms. Stafford: Now, I’d appreciate it if you could work independently. Your sub will arrive shortly. *** (The camera follows Ms. Stafford out into the hallway, Behind her, she hears Veronica’s voice from the open-classroom door: Veronica: Okay buckaroos, we’re burning daylight in here. We need stories. Who’s got something? 181453 2007 Veronica Mars: Weevils, Wobble but They Don't Go Down T DVD -R HQ 8551 Episode #63. 5-22-2007 School Newspaper. Selling fake debit cards to students gets Weevil arrested. Keith debates Vinnie about the upcoming election. Mysterious tape of Veronica and Piz shows up on the Internet. 181454 2006 Veronica Mars: Welcome Wagon T DVD -R HQ 7486 Episode #45. 10-2-2006 College Newspaper. Veronica, Logan, Wallace and Mac head to college where Veronica helps Wallace's roommate when his belongings are stolen. 181455 2006 Veronica Mars: Witchita Linebacker (aka Wichita Linebacker) T DVD -R HQ 7094 Episode #47. 10-17-2006 College Newspaper. Campus football player hires Veronica to find his stolen playbook before the next practice. Dean O'Dell threatens to expel Veronica. O’Dell: “The sorority expose. Sharp piece of writing.” Veronica Mars: “Tanks. Actually the editor took some liberties....” O’Dell: “You wrote that a source told you that the house mother got her pot seeds from a staff member here. I wanna know who said it and who that staffer was.” Veronica: :”Actually, Dean O’Dell, I think that’s covered under....” O’Dell: “Protection of sources, yes. A fine thing for The New York Times, but I want that name, so you can tell me, or I’ll have you expelled from Hearst College.” Veronica doesn’t reveal her sources but does reveal the name of the vandal who is damaging the dean’s car and he decides not to pursue her sources. 181456 2004 Veronica Mars: Wrath of Con, The T DVD Episode #4. 10-19-2004 School Newspaper. Keith Mars makes Veronica introduce him to her new boyfriend Troy before allowing her to go the homecoming dance with him. Later, Logan helps Duncan edit together a memorial video for a school dedication ceremony. The ceremony marks the one-year anniversary of Lily's death. 181457 2004 Veronica Mars: You Think You Know Somebody T DVD -R HQ 2955 Episode #5. 10-26-2004 School Newspaper. Troy's car is stolen from a diner parking lot shortly after he, Logan and Logan's pal Luke return from a trip to Tijuana. Troy turns to Veronica for help. Situation becomes dangerous when she discovers Logan and Troy's buddy Luke might have left more than a piñata in the car -- the thief took with him the steroids Luke was smuggling across the border. Keith has accepted his wife has gone and begins dating school guidance counselor Rebecca James. Veronica continues to secretly investigate her mother's whereabouts. This leads her to stumble on secret Lianne Mars was keeping when she discovers a safe-deposit key her mother left behind. 181458 2000 Veronica's Closet: Veronica's Perfect Man T Episode #50. 1-4-2000 Journalist (Angelle Brooks). 181459 2004 Veronica's Game M DVD -R HQ 3245, 3221 Hard-Core Adult Journalist meets a beautiful author and changes his womanizing ways. 181460 2009 Veronika Decides To Die M Reporter (Nicolette Hart). 181461 1982 Veronika Voss (aka Sehnsucht der Veronika Voss, Die) M DVD -R HQ 3924, 3925 Sports Reporter Robert Krohn (Hilmar Thate) meets former film star Veronika Voss, still an exciting and attractive woman. He tries to date a former movie star, then consults with Editor Borsay to do a story on the aging movie star. 181462 1981 Verordneter Sonntag N Müller-Stahl, Armin Germany TV Journalist 181463 1936 Verrater MF Germany. Photographer (Ernst Behmer). 181464 1964 Verratertor, Das MF News Vendor (Joe Ritchie). 181465 1998 Versace Murder, The M Reporter (Randy L. Busch). Reporter (Naia A. Kelly). Reporter (Don Silvestri). Hospital Reporter (Alexander V. Messier). News Vendor (Gerardo Cea). Photographer (Christopher Sykes). 181466 2004 Verschoten & zoon: Heldenmoed TF Episode #31. 2-19-2004. Comedy Journalist (Michael Bauwens). 181467 1999 Verses M Newswoman (Tiffany Krusey) 181468 1740 Verses on the Death of Dr. Swift PO USC Swift, Jonathan In "Complete Poems, The." Parody Critic. Self-parody. References to Curll, the most infamous bookseller of any age of country. Attacks "stupid verse writers in London." 181469 1979 Versiegelte Gärten N Hillebrand, Bruno Germany Journalist 181470 1963 Verspatung in Marienborn MF Reporter. Cowan the Reporter (Jose Ferrer). 181471 2004 Versus Ivan M Canada News Media. Reporter (Suzanne Pringle). 181472 2003 Vertical N Suzuki, Koji Weinberg List Journalist 181473 1986 Vertical Hold N Bauer, Laurel TV Newsman views the world as though it were a TV show. 181474 2006 Vertical Hour, The P Hare, David Former War Correspondent Nadia turned political-science professor has her beliefs challenged when she meets her boyfriend's English father. She is now a pundit and apologist for the Iraq war. 181475 2000 Vertical Limit M Cameraman WNN (Clinton Beavan). 181476 1986 Vertrauen gegen Vertrauen MTF Editor, Chief (Siegfried Kernen). 181477 1974 Verurteilt 1910 MT Austria Journalist Winkler (Franz Morak). 181478 1972 Verurteilt zur Wahrheit N Kirst, Hans Hellmuth Germany Journalist 181479 1971 Veruschka MF Italy Journalist (Mario Magrone). 181480 2001 Very Annie Mary M Sports Commentator (Simon Holt) 181481 1988 Very British Coup, A MT News Media. Reporter (Barbara Ward). Editor (Stephanie Fayerman). TV Interviewer (Clive Merrison). Photographer (Terry John). Photographer (George Rossi). 181482 1927 Very Confidential M Press 181483 1929 Very Idea, The M AFI-Authors Writer 181484 1965 Very Naked Canvas, The M AFI-Magazines (Periodicals) Magazine 181485 1962 Very Private Affair, A M DVD -R HQ 4211, 4212 PR - AFI-Publicity/Photographers Publicity 181486 1967 Very Quiet Place, A NM OWN - P Garve, Andrew Photographer Debbie, a pretty photographer shoots to catch a thief and the thief shoots to kill. 181487 2005 Very Social Secretary, A MT BBC Newsreader Darren Jordon (Himself). BBC Election Presenter Jonathan Dimbleby (Himself). Channel 4 Newsreader Alastair Stewart (Himself). 181488 1997 Vesper Fairchild CB Batman #540. March, 1997. Investigative Reporter and Radio Personality Vesper Fairchild. Came to Gotham City shortly before the earthquake damaged the city. Here, she met and fell in love with Bruce Wayne. She disappeared from his life soon after the earthquake. Returned to Gotham City and rekindled her romance with Wayne, but was murdered in Wayne Manor shortly after realizing that Wayne was also Batman. As yet, the identity of her killer is unknown. 181489 2009 Vessel, The M News Media. Reporter (Shelley Turk). Crack team of paranormal investigators enters a turn of the century abandoned jail looking for answers to a two-decade-old mystery of a wrongly executed man. Joined by family members connected to the case and a troubled man with the ability to channel spirits named Jason Brooks. They soon learn that the mystery they are pursuing isn’t nearly as horrifying as the secrets of the jail itself. They find themselves on lock-down trying to solve this mystery as they fight for survival and face the terrible evil within. 181490 1988 Vestments N OWN - H Alcorn, Alfred Editorial Writer Sebastian Taggart for a Boston television station. Orphan raised by his aunt who wanted him to be a priest, so he pretends to be a priest to protect his inheritance. 181491 2005 Vet hard M Belgian Newsreader (Birgit Van Mol). 181492 1982 Vetting Session, The SS OWN - H Nowakowski, M. In "The Canary and Other Tales of Martial Law" Columnist Tymoteusz Bryk 181493 1934 Veuve joyeuse, La MF Newswoman (Lya Lys) 181494 1992 VH-1 Music News DT Daily Reporter (James Curreri). 181495 2005 VH1 Big in 05 DT Red Carpet Reporter (Bradley Wright). Host D.L. Hughley. 181496 1973 Vi fisker los men…. DF Denmark Interviewer-Narrator Jan Arentz (1984). 181497 1980 Vi hade I alla fall tur med vadret MTF Sports Commentator (Bengt Bedrup) 181498 1933 Vi som gar kjokkenveien MF Journalist (Joachim Holst-Jensen) 181499 1932 Vi som gar koksvagen MF Reporter at the Motorcycle Race (Gunnar Skoglund) 181500 1987 Vi svarer ikke for bolgerne TF Denmark Parody Documentary. Interviewer (Meette Fugi - Herself). 181501 1953 Vi tre debutera MF Journalist from Expressen (Edward Matz). Young Publisher (Claes Thelander). Photographer from Expressen (Olle Wester). 181502 1998 Via Satellite M Commentator, Olympic (John McBeth). Channel 6 Announcer (Sarah McLeod). 181503 1994 Viagem, A MF Radio Newscaster (Fernando Alves) 181504 1992 Viaje, El MF Argentina Newspaper Vendor (Adrian Sanchez). 181505 1969 Vibration M AFI-Authors Writer 181506 2003 Vibrator M Japan. Ness. Magazine Freelancer Rei Hayakawa (Shinobu Terajima) gets involved with a truck driver. "I do articles and stuff," she tells him. 181507 1967 Vic Sage: Question, The CB Ditko, Steve (Created by). First appearance in Blue Beetle #1 (June, 1967). Originally created for Charlton Comics, then acquired by DC Comics in the early 1980s and was incorporated into the DC Universe. Source: www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Question-(comics)#52 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. The Question is one of the more philosophically complex superheroes. As a tireless opponent of societal corruption, the Question believes in Objectivism, during his career as a minor Charlton hero. IN an acclaimed 1987-1990 solo series from DC, the character developed a Zen-like philosophy. BIOGRAPHY: Based in Hub City, Vic Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after starting his TV appearances, he began to investigate Dr. Arby Twain. Sage was approached by his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor, who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Pseudoderm was intended to work as an applied skin-like bandage with the help of a bonding gas, but it had an unforeseen toxicity which was sometimes fatal when applied to open wounds. Rodor and Twain agreed to abandon the project and parted ways, but Professor Rodor discovered that Dr. Twain had decided to proceed with an illegal sale of the invention to Third World nations, regardless of the risk to human health. Sage resolved to stop him but had no way of going after Dr. Twain without exposing himself. Rodor suggested that Sage use a mask made of Pseudoderm to cover his famous features. Armed with information, and more importantly a disguise, Sage eventually caught up with Dr. Twain, stopping the transaction and extracting a confession, and then leaving Twain bound in Pseudoderm in an ironic twist. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided that this new identity, partially inspired by The Spirit, would be useful for future investigations, and partnered with Professor Rodor, who supplied the Pseudoderm and eventually modified the bonding gas to change the color of Sage's hair and clothing. The two men became good friends, with Sage affectionately referring to Rodor as "Tot". DC Comics The Charlton characters were acquired by DC Comics after the former company went out of business in 1986. DC gave the Question his own acclaimed solo series in 1987, which was written by Dennis O'Neil and primarily drawn by Denys Cowan. The series was published for thirty-six issues, two annuals, and five "Quarterly" specials. In Question #1, the Question was defeated in personal combat first by the martial arts mercenary, Lady Shiva, beaten near to death by the hiring villain's thugs, shot in the head with a pellet gun, and thrown into the river to drown. Lady Shiva then rescued him for reasons of her own and gave him directions to meet Richard Dragon as soon as he recovered enough to get out of bed. Once there, Sage learned both martial arts and eastern philosophy. When he returned to the city, he resumed his journalist and superhero careers with adventures that tended to illustrate various philosophic points. [1] To further illustrate those ideas, Dennis O'Neil had a reading recommendation in the letters page of each issue. In the O'Neil series, Victor Sage is an investigative reporter for the news station KBEL in Hub City, who uses the identity of the Question to get the answers his civilian identity cannot. Unlike other vigilante superheroes, O'Neil's Question is primarily focused on the politics of his city, and rather than hunting down the perpetrators of petty theft, he tends to fight the corrupt government of Hub City. O'Neil's Hub City is noted as being "synonymous with venality, corruption, and violence", perhaps even outranking Gotham City as the most dismal city in the DC Universe. Despite the impoverished and scandalous nature of Hub City, O'Neil insisted repeatedly that it was based on an actual US city, though for most of the series' run he refused to comment on which one that might be. He eventually confirmed, near the end of the run, that Hub City was based on East St. For the majority of the series, he is covertly assisting the goodhearted Myra Fermin win the seat of Mayor. His interest in Myra extends beyond admiration, as the two shared a relationship before his near-death experience with Lady Shiva, and his training under Richard Dragon. Upon his return he discovered that she had married the corrupt drunkard, Mayor Wesley Fermin. Despite losing the election by one vote, Myra's competition was found dead as a result of what was called "the worst tornado in history." At her victory speech, her husband Wesley shot her for supporting what he believed to be Communist beliefs, putting her into a coma and sending Hub City further into chaos. Sage donned the guise of the Question, acting as the city’s only form of justice for a short while, before the Mayor woke from her condition. The gang warfare in the weeks following the election led Sage to Lady Shiva, first as a combatant, and then enlisting her help as an ally of sorts to get in a position to talk to the gang-leaders. As Myra adjusted into her role as Mayor of Hub City, she and Sage began to rekindle their relationship, although Myra told Sage that she would not act on her feelings until she left office. Despite their long-term friendship, she never connected that Sage and “the man without a face” were one and the same until the very end of his time at Hub City. O’Neil’s Question is also very conflicted on how far to go in enforcing justice, often feeling tempted to kill. He resisted this temptation during his time in Hub City, realizing that part of his desire to go so far is just to see what it feels like to take a life. His relationship with his mentor, Aristotle Rodor, is one of many things that keep him from going over the edge and back towards the darkness he had shown in his youth on the streets of Hub City. Eventually, during a massive hallucinogenic trip, his subconscious told him through his mother that he had to leave Hub City to ever be able to live happily. Around the same time Richard Dragon came to see Victor as he had sensed that he was on the verge of a major turning point in his life, and convinced him that living in Hub City was killing him. In an agreement with Richard, Lady Shiva arrives with a helicopter to usher The Question and Aristotle Rodor away, at which point she decides to stay in Hub City and embrace the chaos. He nearly convinces Myra to come with him and escape the chaos of the city, but she is unable to leave. She leaves her only daughter, Jackie, and wanders back to the city alone to meet her duties as Mayor and do her best to stand for what she believes in. After leaving Hub City, Vic takes Jackie with him to South America, hoping to rid himself of his "No Face" alter ego and find a land free of the clutter and corruption that filled Hub City. However, this was not fated to last for Vic as he quickly gets drawn into a drug war which ultimately forces him to kill a man in order to save Jackie's life. This marks a major turning point in the Question's career as he thinks to himself that he didn't feel anything and would kill again if needed. Though it is not entirely clear what the Question's current view is on murder, he kills again in the 1991 Brave and the Bold mini-series and the 2005 Question mini-series. The Question Annual #2 retroactively altered the character's origin by revealing that Victor Sage was originally Charles Victor Szasz, an orphan who had a reputation as a troublemaker. Szasz prided himself in defiantly enduring the physical abuse of the Catholic orphanage where he was housed. He eventually managed to get into college where he studied journalism. However, his higher learning did not mellow his violent tendencies, such as when he beat up his pusher for giving him LSD which caused the frightening experience of doubting his own senses under its influence. The 2005 Question mini-series suggested that the Question's long experience and practice with meditation had led him into shamanic trances, and later into a more permanent state of shamanic awareness, in which he was able to interpret coincidences and thus "talk to the city." In this state, he was also able to sense chi, or life force. He is now able to "walk in two worlds" for an increased awareness of his surroundings and of any disturbances in a city's natural order. 52 While Batman disappears for a year following the events of Infinite Crisis, the Question takes over as the protector of Gotham City. Partnering with ex-Gotham police detective Renee Montoya, the two investigate an invasion of Gotham by Intergang, as well as the appearance of a new Batwoman in Gotham. The Question reveals his civilian identity to Renee, as well as how he transforms into the faceless Question, as a sign of his trust in her. Having gone to Khandaq to further investigate Intergang, Montoya and The Question are arrested by the local authorities, but manage to escape. While in hiding Montoya figures out that Intergang is planning on bombing Black Adam and Isis' wedding, and the two are able to avert the threat. Awarded the Order of the Crescent medal from Black Adam, the Question gains the help of the Black Marvel Family against Intergang. Finally, the Question leads Black Adam and Isis in the Intergang lair in Khandaq, where they manage to free kidnapped children (including Amon Tomaz, Isis' brother) from being brainwashed into Intergang operatives. Parting ways with Black Adam and his family, Renee and Question travel to Nanda Parbat so Renee can train with Richard Dragon. The Question reveals that he is dying of lung cancer (he confesses to being a former smoker, and that he didn't quit soon enough), and is grooming Montoya as his replacement. After returning to Gotham to save Kate Kane, the Question is forced to enter hospice care at Kate's, but is moved to a hospital after not breathing for three minutes. He continues his descent in near-death madness, reliving moments from his original series and singing "Danny Boy" as the new year approaches. Renee opts not to perform assisted suicide, as death is the one question he has left. Finally, Renee decides to take him back to Nanda Parbat, in the hopes of saving his life. However, the Question does not survive the journey and dies after asking Renee who she "will become". Months later, Renee assumes the mantle of the Question as she and Nightwing search for the captured Batwoman[4] and retains the role afterwards. After the recreation of the Multiverse, an alternate version of Vic Sage is shown to be alive on the new Earth-4. Equipment The Question's mask is made from Pseudoderm, a substance made by Doctor Aristotle Rodor. According to the revamps of 52, this substance was developed using technology lifted from an old Batman foe named Bart Magan (Dr. No Face) and Gingold Extract, a fruit derivative associated with the Elongated Man. The Question's series by Denny O'Neil presented Pseudoderm as Rodor's attempt to build an artificial skin for humanitarian purposes. The Question's specialized belt-buckle, which releases a gas that binds his mask and temporarily recolors his garb, is similar to that of the Spider-Man villain Chameleon. In his initial appearances, which were drawn by Steve Ditko, the Chameleon had used a device in a belt buckle which emitted a transformation-enhancing gas. It is possible that Ditko used that as inspiration for the Question. Inspiration, homages and other versions Inspiration The Question's appearance — ordinary clothes, fedora hat, and a face with no eyes, nose or mouth — may have been inspired by two characters who appeared in comics in the late 1930s: The Blank — A Dick Tracy villain who first appeared in the comic strip in October 1937. He was a former gang leader whose face had been destroyed by gunshot and covered it up while killing off his former associates. He also appeared in the 1990 film Dick Tracy. Charles Maire — Appeared in an early Batman adventure by Bob Kane, published in Detective Comics #34 in December 1939. He was the featureless victim of a villain who used a ray that cut away his face. Batman helped Maire and his sister get their revenge. Homages Rorschach — When Alan Moore was unable to use Charlton Comics characters by name in his comic book series Watchmen, he patterned Rorschach after the Question, making him a merciless trenchcoat-and-fedora-clad vigilante who took moral absolutism to its most violent extreme. On a trip, the Question reads Watchmen and initially sees Rorschach as being quite cool. After he is beaten up trying to emulate Rorschach's brutal style of justice, he concludes that 'Rorschach sucks'. The Question was featured in Frank Miller's Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again as a libertarian, anti-government conspirator. This version of Sage — as a nod to Ditko and Alan Moore — is Randian and preachy, at one point going on television for a series of humorous "Crossfire"-style exchanges with the liberal archer Green Arrow. Additionally, he is shown as a technophobe monitoring the dark conspiracy Batman and his allies must face. Q, an enigmatic character from the fighting game Street Fighter III, is similar to the Question.[citation needed] 52 In the final issue of 52, a new Multiverse is revealed, originally consisting of 52 identical realities, including a new "Earth-4". While this new world resembles the pre-Crisis Earth-4, including unnamed characters who look like the Question and the Charlton characters, Grant Morrison has stated this is not the pre-Crisis Earth-4. [6] [7] Other versions Question has appeared in the Justice League Unlimited spin-off comic book. Other media Justice League Unlimited The Question in Justice League Unlimited. The Question is a major recurring character in the animated television series Justice League Unlimited, voiced by Jeffrey Combs. Like his comic book counterpart, he uses a special mask (bonded to his face by a gaseous chemical) to conceal his identity. He is portrayed as a conspiracy theorist, a blend of Rorschach from the Watchmen comics and Fox Mulder of the popular X-Files series. His character design is similar to the O'Neil/Cowan revamp of the character. The Question of the DC Animated Universe is a completely obsessive, darkly comic loner — skeptical, eccentric, paranoid, antagonistic and unpredictable. He is often given to believing in various odd conspiracy theories and is suspicious of even his fellow League members, yet is one of the Justice League's best detectives. At one point, he mentions that Supergirl eats peanut butter sandwiches before going to bed, to which she asks him if he goes through her trash: he responds, "Please... I go through everyone's trash." The Question's various conspiracy theories (he insists that it's a single, tied-together theory) are usually portrayed in a humorous manner. He claims the motives and purpose of aglets (the plastic caps at the end of shoelaces) are "sinister", believes in ominous links between boy bands and global warming, the Girl Scouts and the crop circle phenomenon, and fluoridated toothpaste and spy satellites. He also believes there was a literal 'magic bullet', forged by Illuminati mystics to hide 'the truth' (though this was said under torture and might have just been him mocking his captor). In recent investigations, he also discovered that Baskin-Robbins in fact has thirty-two flavors of ice cream, and is concealing the thirty-second for dubious reasons. All of these theories are apparently tied to a single, vast conspiracy by a hidden cabal dating back to ancient Egypt, which has supposedly ruled the world from the shadows for millennia, aided by the common man's ignorance of it. After the events of "Fearful Symmetry", in which Supergirl encounters her clone Galatea, Batman assigns Question to investigate and find out whatever he can about those responsible, much to the chagrin of the other League founders. The title, "Fearful Symmetry," is a reference to Watchmen, and is derived from William Blake's poem "The Tyger". In the episode "Double Date", the Huntress (recently kicked out of the League for making a failed attempt on the life of Steven Mandragora, the mob boss who killed her parents), appeals to Question for help tracking him down, in exchange for information she claims to have on Cadmus. He agrees, knowing in advance she's lying. After being pursued by Green Arrow and Black Canary to the dock where Mandragora was meeting his son, Question talks Huntress down from killing Mandragora, and she instead pins him under rubble to await imprisonment. Afterwards, he reveals to Huntress that, despite having known the outcome of the encounter far in advance, he helped because he likes her. In response, Huntress kisses him and drags him away, presumably to show her appreciation; the two would continue to be an item throughout the rest of the series, the Huntress dubbing him with the nickname "Q". (This episode was probably inspired by the Batman-Huntress comic book mini-series Cry for Blood, though in that story the Huntress deliberately lures an enemy into what she knows will be a fatal trap and the Question turns his back on her in disgust.) In the episode "Question Authority", the Question discovers Lex Luthor's plot to instigate a full-scale war between the government and the Justice League. He also learns of an alternate universe (seen in the Justice League story "A Better World") in which Luthor becomes president, has the Flash killed, and is murdered in the Oval Office by Superman as revenge, an act that eventually leads to the renamed Justice Lords taking over the world. Convinced that the history in this alternate universe was in fact a predestined time loop that would eventually repeat itself, the Question decides the only way to derail this possible future permanently is to kill Luthor himself, before he can become president and before Superman can kill him. Furthermore, he was confident that his reputation for being a paranoid 'crackpot' would deflect any suspicion that he was doing this on the orders of the Justice League, allowing the League and Superman's legacy to survive his actions. However, Luthor, now augmented with super-strength thanks to Brainiac (who, in the Superman episode "Ghost in the Machine", had planted a nanotech copy of his programming in Luthor's body), delivers a savage beating to the faceless vigilante while admitting that his presidential campaign was nothing but an expensive ruse to keep Superman on edge, "a small part of a much grander scheme." Question is turned over to Project Cadmus for interrogation by Dr. Moon. After almost a week of torture without caving in, he is rescued by Huntress and Superman and transported to the Watchtower for treatment. Although still weak from the torture when the Ultimen invaded the Watchtower, Question subdues one of the clones by hitting him over the head with a bedpan. "Question Authority" has several homages to Ditko's objectivist beliefs, as well as to Rorschach, Alan Moore's infamous Question pastiche. As he recoils from the information he's downloaded from the Cadmus files, he begins to speak in monotone sentence fragments, as Rorschach did. ("Not alternate reality," he quavers. "Time loop.") In the same episode, Huntress' comments indicate that, while spending days at his research, Question has neglected everything else, including his personal hygiene — another Rorschach trait. In his room on the Justice League satellite is a poster warning of a global fluoridation conspiracy, a reference to the last page of Watchmen, which in turn references Kubrick's black comedy about nuclear war, Dr. Strangelove, in which mad General Ripper believes that it is part of a Communist plot. Later, as Question confronts Luthor at his penthouse office, he declares that "A is A... and no matter what reality he calls home, Luthor is Luthor." This is similar the law of identity phrase "A is A", on which Ditko based certain characters and their opinions. Additionally, in the episodes follow-up "Flashpoint" shows the injured Sage without his mask, with bruises and injuries to his face similar to those suffered by Rorschach during his capture and imprisonment by the police. He notes that Huntress was right when she said "he had to be the ugliest man in the world" to wear his faceless mask; Rorschach, since childhood, had been teased and bullied because of his appearance. The Question makes cameos in the episodes "Flashpoint", "Panic in the Sky" and "Grudge Match", as well as the series finale "Destroyer". In the battle between the League and the forces of Apokolips, he is seen fighting off Darkseid's Parademons by running them over with his car, while Captain Atom, Hawk and Dove and the Creeper battle them on foot and in the air; each of these characters was created by Steve Ditko. His last appearance, in the same episode, is running down the steps of the Metro Tower alongside his fellow Ditko/Charlton era Leaguers. Appearances Blue Beetle #1 (June 1967) to #5 (November 1968) Mysterious Suspense #1 (October 1968): "What Makes a Hero?" Charlton Bullseye Vol. 1 #5 (July-September 1976) [fanzine] Charlton Bullseye Vol. 2 #1 (June 1981) Americomics Special #1 (August 1983) Crisis on Infinite Earths #6 (September 1985) Blue Beetle Vol. 2 #4 (September 1986) to #7 (December 1986) Question #1 (February 1987) - Question #36 (March 1990) Detective Comics Annual #1 (1988) "Fables, Part I" Question Annual #1 (1988) "Fables, Part III" Question Annual #2 (1989) Green Arrow Annual #3 (1990): "A Walk in the Wind" Question Quarterly #1 (Autumn 1990) - Question Quarterly #4 (Winter 1991) Question Quarterly #1 (Autumn 1990): "Any Man's Death" Question Quarterly #2 (Summer 1991): "Gomorrah Homecoming" Question Quarterly #3 (Autumn 1991): "Hell In Hub City" Question Quarterly #4 (Winter 1991): "Waiting For Phil" Brave and the Bold (Mini-Series) #2 (January 1992): "Chapter Two" Brave and the Bold (Mini-Series) #3 (February 1992): "Chapter Three" Brave and the Bold (Mini-Series) #4 (March 1992): "Chapter Four" Brave and the Bold (Mini-Series) #5 (May 1992): "Chapter Five" Brave and the Bold (Mini-Series) #6 (June 1992): "Chapter Six" Question Quarterly #5 (Spring 1992): "Outrage" Showcase '95 #3/3 (March 1995): "Homecoming" Azrael #10 (November 1995): "Arena" [As Vic Sage] Azrael Plus #1 (1996): "The Anger, the Terror & the Question" Question Returns #1 (February 1997) Steel #38 (May 1997): "The Gambler" Batman Chronicles #15/3 (Winter 1998): "An Answer In the Rubble" L.A.W. (Living Assault Weapons) #1 (September 1999): "Avatar Rising" L.A.W. (Living Assault Weapons) #2 (October 1999): "The Way of the Warrior" L.A.W. (Living Assault Weapons) #3 (November 1999): "The Past is Always Present" L.A.W. (Living Assault Weapons) #4 (December 1999): "Martial L.A.W." L.A.W. (Living Assault Weapons) #5 (January 2000): "To Serve And Protect" L.A.W. (Living Assault Weapons) #6 (February 2000): "The L.A.W. ...And Order!" Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood #1 (June 2000): "Cry for Blood, Part 1" Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood #2 (July 2000): "Cry for Blood, Part 2" Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood #3 (August 2000): "Cry for Blood, Part 3" Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood #4 (September 2000): "Cry for Blood, Part 4" Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood #5 (October 2000): "Cry for Blood, Part 5" Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood #6 (November 2000): "Cry for Blood, Part 6" Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again (2002) The Question #1 (January 2005) - #6 (June 2005) Justice League Unlimited #8 (June 2005): "The island" Solo #5 (August 2005): "The Question: 'Al Kufr'- The Infidel" 52 Weeks 1-2,4,9,11-12,14-16, 26-27, 33-34,38, 52 (May 2006-2007) Helltown (Novelization by Denny O'Neil, 2006) The Action Heroes Archives, Volume 2 (DC Archive Editions, 2007) Justice League Unlimited #36 (August 2007): "Wild Geese" Cameos Crisis on Infinite Earths #7 (October 1985) Guy Gardner: Warrior #29 (March 1995): "It's My Party And I'll Fight If I Want To" "Kingdom Come" #1 (1996) "Kingdom Come" #2 (1996) Detective Comics #723 (July 1998): "Fight Back To Gotham" Green Arrow Vol. 3 #16 (October 2002): "The Archer's Quest Chapter One: Photograph" [Flashback] Batman: Gotham Knights #38 (April 2003): "Knight Moves, Part One: The Queen is Dead" Batman: Gotham Knights #39 (May 2003): "Knight Moves, Part Two: Castling" 181508 1987 Vic Sage: Question, The: CB Ditko, Steve Question, Vol. 1 #1, February, 1987. TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Hub City Investigative Reporter Vic Sage (nee Charles Victor Szasz) chose to strike back against those immune from exposure on his program as a vigilante operating outside Hub's corrupt systems. Disguising himself with a mask that makes it look as though he has no facial figures, the Question is an accomplished martial artist, trained by Richard Dragon. Friendship with Gotham City's fiery costumed hero, the Huntress. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181509 1981 Vic Sage: Question, The: CB Ditko, Steve Charlton Bullseye (Charlton) Vol. 2, #5 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181510 2005 Vic Sage: Question, The: ...So Below CB Question, The, Vol. 2, #2. February, 2005 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. While Lois Lane covers the high-falutin' press conference for Luthor's Science Spire at the top of a skyscraper, the Question finds himself walking the lowly streets of Metropolis looking for answers. Luthor introduces architect Miles Van Vliet and Feng Shui master Six True Words who discuss the balance that the Science Spire will strike between the earthly and spiritual planes. The Question's journey leads him to the site of the Science Spire as everyone else stares up at the sky. Some sort of lens eclipses the sun, causing a giant laser that heads straight for Metropolis. A red streak flashes across the skyline and Superman rushes to meet the beam head-on. Nearby, members of the Subterraneans, seeing Superman distracted, execute a bank robbery. But they weren't counting on the presence of the Question, who takes them all out with efficiency. Frustrated later, the leader of the Subterraneans finds a stowaway onboard the gang's subway train headquarters -- The Psychopomp! 181511 1987 Vic Sage: Question, The: …That Small Rain Down Can Rain CB Ditko, Steve Question #6. July, 1987 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181512 1967 Vic Sage: Question, The: (aka “The Banshee”) CB Ditko, Steve Blue Beetle (Charlton), Vol. 1 #2. August, 1967. Source: www.vicsage.com TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. Years of experimentation have finally paid off for the Flying Dundo, or so he thinks, as he leaps from the side of a cliff somewhere on the outskirts of a midwestern city. The bald inventor is shrouded in a multi-layered green fabric cape that arches like the rooftop of the Sydney Opera House and allows the wearer to fly like a sugar glider. Dundo flies aloft, excited about the implications of his invention: “Next season, the ‘Flying’ Dundo will startle the circus world! My act will be internationally acclaimed!”The cape operates through a complex mechanism of helium pouches controlled by a “palm pressure device.” Dundo controls the flow of helium to regulate vertical movement, and he steers the cape by manipulating his body to increase or decrease surface area. The rest, says Dundo, is, “practice…practice and patience!” But unbeknownst to Dundo, there’s another figure doing a bit of scheming. Dressed in a lesser-abled “glide cape,” Dundo’s pupil Max Bine resents the thought of practice and more practice. He sees a career opportunity greater than the Big Top: “I don’t want to waste my life as he did…slaving to become a mere circus performer! But that cape…it’s a golden opportunity for me! I must have it…I will have it!” That night, Bine murders Dundo in a scene unseen by the reader through the external view of a building. Two outbursts of speech dominate the panel — first, Dundo’s death-throes, “Who’s there? Max…stop! Put the cape…AAAH!” and then Bine’s revelling in his teacher’s death: “With you gone, Dundo, the pupil will graduate to master! And with the cape, I will have the means to obtain everything I have ever wanted!” A short time later, we’re told, a series of amazing thefts begins in small towns across America: “He swooped in and out like a…a Banshee!” Bine has adopted a mask with two large yellow eyes similar to Ditko’s design for Spider-Man, and is using Dundo’s advice of “practice” to hone his bankrobbing abilities to set up a big score. And where might that big score take place? “Crown City! Even the name has a wealthy ring to it!” Two nights later, Vic Sage is arriving at an exclusive jewel exhibit, where the local celebrities resent the lack of attention they receive from the aloof newscaster: “He never even mentioned us in any of his broadcasts!” says one, who then confronts a fellow socialite, “What do you see in him, Ceila?” Ceila Starr, daughter of the WWB station manager, loves the hard-to-get types, chimes in failed suitor “Available Alex.” Ceila pardons herself from the group and starts to work her womanly charms on Sage when the Banshee totally kills the moment by swooping in through a conveniently open window! The Banshee grabs a big hunk o’ gemstone and starts sailing back toward the window, thinking to himself, “Strike fast before anyone can react…and be gone while everyone is in a state of shock!” But one person isn’t in a state of shock — Sage leaps up and flips the Banshee to the ground, saying, “I’m going to make the Banshee’s first Crown City appearance his last!” Sage gives the Banshee the old one-two as the crowd looks on dumbfounded: “Whatever possessed Sage?…Someone should stop them!” Two men come forward from the crowd to give Sage a hand, restraining the Banshee until he stops struggling. Unfortunately, a moment of careless relaxation allows the Banshee to re-inflate his cape and fly out the window. Ceila runs after the heroic Sage, full of praise for his actions. But he rebukes her advances, saying, “I can’t help you, Ceila! I’m not a three ring circus for your moods. I have work to do!” If only if Vic wasn’t stuck on that Nora Lace, thinks Ceila. The Banshee regroups, without the gem and almost arrested. But this little setback won’t bother him for long: “There are plenty of opportunities just waiting for me to swoop down and collect. I won’t wind up penny-pinching like Dundo!” Cut to the offices of World Wide Broadcasting where the crack team of investigative journalists break the news to Sage that the Banshee is really Bine, having murdered Dundo for his cape. “You want him real bad, don’t you, Vic?” asks Nora. Sage replies in the affirmative: “Yes, for murdering a man better than he was, for destroying a rare inventinve mind, for stealing and corrupting a work of art! I want him very badly!” Vic sets about studying where he thinks the Banshee will strike next, but, as the Question always winds up one step behind. The Banshee decides to skip from hotel to hotel to avoid suspicion and Sage decides to visit his old friend Professor Rodor to prepare some more of the quick-change gas. Rodor gives Sage a fresh supply along with a few words of encouragement, and Sage sets out to take on the Banshee as the Question. That night, Sage studies the stormy skies, thinking that the Banshee wouldn’t show his face, or more specifically, his cape, in such windy weather. But no sooner is this said than the Banshee appears. Sage releases his mask from his belt buckle, applies the mask to his face, releases the gas to start the color-change / mask adhesive reaction, and the Question leaps out into the night! The Banshee makes his move, swooping in on a bunch of socialites (who also, despite the impending storm, leave their window open), and leaves with a bag of ill-gotten gains while hollering, “No one has been able to stop me yet and no one ever will!” He should’ve knocked on wood, because the Question is there to meet him. Together, they plunge from the side of the building, the panicking Banshee’s now-uncontrollable cape caught up in the wind. The Question thinks fast and swings down from the Banshee’s waist to restabilize the situation. “Keep holding my belt or we’ll both be killed!” exhorts the Banshee. But the opportunistic badguy takes advantage of the situation, touching down on a nearby rooftop and backhanding the Question across the face. “Whoever you are, I’ll fix you for spoiling my…” he begins, but the Question delivers a kick to the chest that sends the Banshee flying off the roof, where the wind catches his cape and carries him off toward the horizon. Says the Question: “The Banshee’s being blown out to sea! He got just what he deserved!” Meanwhile, back at WWB, Ceila Starr is bending Nora Lace’s ear: “I’m being more than a friend, Nora! You know an ordinary girl like you doesn’t have a chance with Vic Sage!” Replies Nora: “Then you don’t have a thing to worry about! Except…Vic makes up his own mind!” Ceila is telling Nora she just doesn’t want to see her hurt when who should arrive but Sage himself: “Let’s go, Nora! That about wraps it up for tonight! We have the rest of the evening to ourselves.” Says Nora: “The perfect end to a working day!” 181513 1967 Vic Sage: Question, The: (aka “The Diver”) CB Ditko, Steve Blue Beetle (Charlton), Vol. 1. #3. October, 1967 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. Dripping water from gloved hands, an eerie figure in a diving suit leaves behind a victim on the fifth story of a construction site. Soon, an investigation begins: “This is unbelievable! How could one of the 4 Square Construction owners be drowned…six stories above street level?” The night watchman claims a deep sea diver running away from the scene, but surely that’s insane! The remaining three owners meet later behind closed doors and discuss the awful truth: “10 years ago, when we were in the salvaging business, we got rid of Pike in a faked diving accident. Now it looks like someone is out to get us…But I don’t believe in ghosts!” says one owner. Another expresses his belief that one of his two partners is trying to get “cute.” But there’s no time for in-fighting — they’re all in this together. And besides, that pesky reporter Vic Sage has been snooping around. They’ll have to play it like they have nothing to hide. Speaking of Vic Sage, crosstown at W.W.B. headquarters, Syd Starr is trying to convince Sage that his job is to report the news, not to make it. Sage quickly counters that Syd isn’t, “qualified to draw boundaries around my job.” Sage also gives the cold shoulder to a man named Evers, a representative for one of Sage’s sponsors who Sage refuses to deal with until a loan is repaid. Sage won’t miss the money, says Evers, he’ll recoup it from the sponsor Evers represents. One word from Evers, according to Evers at least, and the sponsor will drop Sage cold. Still, Sage refuses to deal with the man until he repays the debt. Syd and the Yes Men have gathered in the hallway: “Let’s see what our newest member to the Hate Sage Club can contribute to Sage’s downfall!” Syd attempts to convince Evers to sweet talk his sponsor into dropping Sage, but Evers reveals the truth behind his hollow threats: “It’s no use, Syd, my stupid sponsor wants Sage, period! He’d dump me before Sage! Sage meets up with Nora Lace in the office, where she gives him a stack of data his news team has assembled on the owners of 4 Square Construction. Sage decides to drop in on the owners to see how they’ve responded to the diving suit murder. An underling blocks Sage at the door, proclaiming that the investigative reporter is the last person his boss, Mr. Crane, would want to talk to. But even as he says this, there’s a cry for help from Crane’s office. Sage bursts in to find Crane down, but still conscious, in a puddle of water. A trail leads out the back door, where Sage spots the Diver making a getaway. Sage decides to make a transformation: “The Question can do the job then disappear whereas Vic Sage would be tied up telling and retelling what happened to every inquisitive soul!” With the mask on and the gas released, the Question makes chase over rooftops and spots the Diver heading toward the pier. Swinging down from an awning pole, the Question takes the Diver down with a Florsheim to the back of the head. The Diver turns quickly and plants a foot of his own across the Question’s face, but the faceless hero takes note: “That suit’s a fake. A kick by a real lead shoe would have finished me!” There’s something to the suit that the Question didn’t count on, the water that comes from the gloves that the Diver uses to drown his victims: “Glub!” he exclaims. But the Question has something up his own literal sleeve, namely the quick-change gas. It billows out into the Diver’s face and distracts him enough to let up for a second, as the Question flips him into the water. “Looks like I have competition!” says Sage. “Someone else is out to get the 4 Square bunch—only he doesn’t want them in jail–he wants them dead!” Sage releases the mask and postulates on his next step: “The information my staff dug up might provide a clue as to the identity of this Diver of Death! I’d better change back to Vic Sage and get a move on…I’m in a race with a killer!” Later at the office of 4 Square, the three owners meet up again. Crane puts forth the theory that one of his partners tried to get rid of him, while another of the owners speculates that Crane could’ve staged the whole thing himself. But why would he do that? And how could he plan on Sage being there? The third owner tells his partners to calm down — they’ve got two enemies now, The Diver and Vic Sage. Or do they? That night, the Diver adds another pair of victims to his list, thinking to himself, “Number 3 and then the partnership is no more! After I provide the police with their murderer, I’ll be safe and rich. I’ve planned everything out perfectly!” Meanwhile, Sage has turned up a lead in the old 4 Square records, the possibility that one of the divers from the old salvage operation might be the key to the series of murders. He races to the docks in his faceless persona, where he’s spotted by the Diver. The Diver’s plan has almost come to fruition, and he can’t afford any meddling now: “He’s got to die!” He leaps up and pulls the Question into the water, where tight hold of the murderer threatens to drown the hero. The Question manages to shove the Diver away with his feet, and he breaks away in the dark water. The Question emerges from the depths near the old salvage operations with the diver nowhere in sight. He goes inside to check for records but finds instead a man sitting upright and rigid — too rigid to be dead. He’s alive, says Sage, but he’s under the effects of some drug. He must’ve been the one who built the diving suit. The Question continues his search for records, realizing that the drugged man is a fall guy. He finds a recently written telephone number on a notepad. Outside, the Diver has figured out where the Question disappeared to and doesn’t mean to fail in his goal of killing the hero this time. He sets fire across the dock behind the salvage operation: “I can’t afford to let either one of them live, especially my ex-helper — I’ll have to work out a new plan! I was going to put that drugged fool in this suit he made for me and then kill him, making it look like self-defense. He’d get blamed for killing all the others and I’d be in the clear! Flames and smoke flood the inside of the salvage shack. The Question thinks quickly and uses a diving helmet to bash out the rotten planks in the floor. He grabs the body of the drugged man and plunges through, hoping the smoke disguises their escape from the Diver who is surely waiting to ensure their death. Sure enough, the Diver doesn’t see them, and heads off to formulate a new plan for blaming Jake, the drugged man, for the murders of the 4-Square owners. The Diver arrives at his destination, still wearing the suit, to find a card hanging from the ceiling. As he takes it in his hand, the card begins to smoke, revealing the question mark calling card of the Question. “You think that suit will save you from the hot water you’re in?” asks the Question, emerging from the darkness. “But how??” wonders the Diver. “Wait! You’re not the law–we can get together and make a deal!” A deal? This only makes the Question laugh and he continues to laugh as the Diver pleads, offers partnership, offers money. The laughter gets to the Diver and he lashes out in frustration. The Question deflects the blow and counters with one of his own: “It’s out of your hands, Mr. Crane. The guy I pulled out of the fire will talk!” The Question removes the diving helmet to reveal Crane, and drops a right haymaker across his bare face. Crane yells out: “You can’t send me to prison! Not now! I own everything!” But the Question won’t stand for it: “You got it wrong! Prison is not where I want to send you! It’s the electric chair. You worked hard to prove you deserve to sit in it!” The Question delivers the knockout blow and pauses for a moment to contemplate the fate of the Diver: “The fool only thought of what he could gain—not what it would cost him if he failed—now to call the police!” 181514 1985 Vic Sage: Question, The: 3 Earths! 3 Deaths! CB Ditko, Steve Crisis on Infinite Earths #6. September 1985. "3 Earths! 3 Deaths!" TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. In 1985, DC Comics published a 12-issue “maxi-series” designed to streamline their alternate timelines, universes, histories, versions of characters and general convoluted continuity into one thread, Earth, universe, etc. Crises on different “Earths” became an occurrence during the early days of Gardner Fox’s Justice League of America, when the members of the JLA met the golden age heroes of other Earths. The Crisis story was told primarily by the team of Marv Wolfman and George Perez, then riding high on the popularity of their New Teen Titans series. Long and sort of complicated story short, the multiverse may potentially find itself destroyed by the villainous Anti-Monitor unless the benevolent Monitor, sidekick Harbinger, and a rag-tag group of super-heroes collected from the numerous Earths can succeed in defeating the badguy, in the process combining the multiple universes into one. The Question, along with the other Charlton characters, comes from what Crisis refers to as Earth-4. Though his sometime teammate Blue Beetle plays a large role in the creation of the post-Crisis Earth, the Question has an appearance in only one issue (though he may appear, in theory, in other crowd sequences) — Crisis #6. A driving rain falls on Earth-4, where Azrael, Flash I, Blok, Katana, and Martian Manhunter find themselves teleported after the Monitor’s satellite explodes. There, they find the Blue Beetle (who previously learned about the whole imminent destruction of the multiverse thing via a cross-dimensional meeting of random heroes in Crisis #1), along with the Question, Nightshade, Peacemaker, Captain Atom, Peter Cannon Thunderbolt and Judomaster. The Earth-4 heroes charge into battle against the strange Earth-1 heroes, possessed with anxiety because of the Psycho Pirate (told you it was complicated!). Above the fray, Beetle and the Question watch from the Bug. Jay Garrick defeats Peter Cannon and the Question remarks: “Beetle, the runner seems to have stopped Thunderbolt! Thank goodness for that!” The Beetle replies: “I–I know what you mean, Question. The longer it takes…the more I realize we’re being forced into this craziness. Trouble is–I can’t stop myself.” The Question responds, standing behind Beetle in a swirl of yellow vapors: “Neither can I, Beetle. Some terror is gripping us…forcing us on…Not only to refuse to believe those trying to save us…but to kill ourselves as well.” 181515 2006 Vic Sage: Question, The: 52 CB Johns, Geoff. Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid (Writers) 52 DC Comics. TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. While Batman disappears for a year following the events of Infinite Crisis, the Question takes over as the protector of Gotham City. Partnering with ex-Gotham police detective Renee Montoya, the two investigate an invasion of Gotham by Intergang, as well as the appearance of a new Batwoman in Gotham. The Question reveals his civilian identity to Renee, as well as how he transforms into the faceless Question, as a sign of his trust in her. Having gone to Khandaq to further investigate Intergang, Montoya and The Question are arrested by the local authorities, but manage to escape. While in hiding Montoya figures out that Intergang is planning on bombing Black Adam and Isis' wedding, and the two are able to avert the threat. Awarded the Order of the Crescent medal from Black Adam, the Question gains the help of the Black Marvel Family against Intergang. Finally, the Question leads Black Adam and Isis in the Intergang lair in Khandaq, where they manage to free kidnapped children (including Amon Tomaz, Isis' brother) from being brainwashed into Intergang operatives. Parting ways with Black Adam and his family, Renee and Question travel to Nanda Parbat so Renee can train with Richard Dragon. The Question reveals that he is dying of lung cancer (he confesses to being a former smoker, and that he didn't quit soon enough), and is grooming Montoya as his replacement. After returning to Gotham to save Kate Kane, the Question is forced to enter hospice care at Kate's, but is moved to a hospital after not breathing for three minutes. He continues his descent in near-death madness, reliving moments from his original series and singing "Danny Boy" as the new year approaches. Renee opts not to perform assisted suicide, as death is the one question he has left. Finally, Renee decides to take him back to Nanda Parbat, in the hopes of saving his life. However, the Question does not survive the journey and dies after asking Renee who she "will become". Months later, Renee assumes the mantle of the Question as she and Nightwing search for the captured Batwoman and retains the role afterwards. After the recreation of the Multiverse, an alternate version of Vic Sage is shown to be alive on the new Earth-4. 181516 2006 Vic Sage: Question, The: 52 Week #33 CB Johns, Geoff. Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid (Writers) 52 DC Comics. #33. 12-21-2006 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. DAY 4 Ralph has teleported into the Elongated Man Room of the Flash Museum using the power of Fate's helmet. He takes something (a weapon?) from a storage room that holds items he donated to the museum after Sue died. DAY 5 Bruce Wayne's butler, Alfred, has taken children out caroling. He is being watched by Batwoman who has just beaten a monster from Intergang. Nightwing shows up and gives her a gift - a real batarang. Luthor is presented test results from an Everyman candidate who is not responding to the process. He slipped into a coma after using his powers once. Luthor gives each member of Infinity, Inc. a new car and seems disappointed that he doesn't receive a gift or a thank you in return. He gets his own test results showing that his DNA is still not accepting the Everyman process. A scientist comes in and tells him that the man in the coma has woken up and is body is now accepting the powers he was given. Luthor tells the scientist to have the man killed and his body analyzed to find out how his body changed to accept the process. Montoya is watching over Charlie (Question) as his condition gets worse. He has begun hallucinating. Kathy Kane arrives home and tries to comfort Renee. Around the world the people of the DC Universe celebrate Christmas. DAY 6 The Black Adam Family travels to New York to the Kahndaq embassy where a large crowd and camera crews have gathered. Osiris and Isis want Black Adam to try and make peace with the world, in part to make life easier for Osiris so he can join the Titans. To do this all three of them transform back to their normal selves to show they are as human as everyone else. Watching the telecast is a group at Belle Reve prison that has been assembled by Amanda Waller. The group includes Atom Smasher, Boomerang, Executioner, Plastique, Count Vertigo and Persauder. She wants them to become the new Suicide Squad and bring in Black Adam as a terrorist. In exchange their criminal sentences will be commuted. The two page origin is Martian Manhunter. A telepathic plaque wiped out his people on Mars leaving J'onn J'onzz alone. He was accidentally teleported to Earth by a Dr. Erdel who died from fright upon seeing J'onn. J'onn used his shape-shifting powers to become a detective on Earth. He later joined the JLA. He has begun using his natural Martian appearance and discovered he may not be the last Martian. 181517 2007 Vic Sage: Question, The: 52 Week #34 CB Johns, Geoff. Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid (Writers) 52 DC Comics. #34. 1-1-2007 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. DAY 1 The Suicide Squad has tracked the Black Adam Family to Titans Tower where Osiris has been accepted as a member. They have been sent to bring Black Adam in for the murder of Terra-Man. During the fight between the two groups Persuader has Isis down and is about to kill her. Osiris retaliates by literally breaking Persuader in half. Black Adam quickly gathers his family and leaves. Amanda Waller doesn't want the Suicide Squad to pursue them. All she was really interested in was the video she got of the fight and Osiris killing Persuader. DAY 4 Infinity, Inc. is in civilian clothes and out shopping. They are being watched by Oracle and followed by Black Canary. Oracle creates a diversion which forces Infinity to take separate paths out of the store. Natasha Irons is led out by Black Canary disguised as a security guard. Once in the stairwell she is met by her uncle John who shows her that his skin has returned to normal. He wanted to get her alone to tell her the powers Luthor is giving are only temporary and that Luthor was responsible for the death of Trajectory. DAY 5 Luthor kidnaps Clark Kent and injects him with a truth serum. Luthor wants to know why Superman has disguised himself as Supernova. Clark can honestly answer that Superman is not Supernova. DAY 7 Charlie (The Question) has been taken to a hospital as his condition worsens. Renee continues to stay by his side. Luthor has Clark taken home when they realize he doesn't know who Supernova is. As the countdown to the New Year ends, Luthor counts zero and presses a button on a remote. He wants Supernova to face a great challenge and fail. The two page origin is Zatanna. Her father, John Zatara, was a stage magician who in reality was a member of the Homo Magi and able to perform real magic. When he was kidnapped by an opponent, Zatanna began to study magic and realized her own potential. She rescued her dad with the help of the JLA, later becoming a member. She has used her powers in the past to wipe information from the minds of their enemies which has caused tension among the members. 181518 2007 Vic Sage: Question, The: 52 Week #36 CB Johns, Geoff. Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid (Writers) 52 DC Comics. #36. 1-11-2007 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. DAY 3 To stop Lady Styx, Lobo is bringing Animal Man and Starfire aboard her ship. They are in chains so it looks like he is collecting the bounty being offered for them. His dolphin companion translates what Lady Styx is saying. She has no intention of paying the bounty and intends on killing Lobo as well. Her soldiers attack Animal Man and Starfire. Starfire is stopped with some sort of will-numbing device and Animal Man is shot but continues fighting. The dolphin also translates Lady Styx saying Lobo is a coward just like his new god. This drives Lobo over the edge and he attacks her men. Adam Strange is outside the ship and blasts his way in. Lobo throws Lady Styx onto the Head of Ekron and Ekron takes both of them into a suneater which digests them. Animal Man is reacting badly to the shot which was a necro-toxin. He appears to die in Starfire's arms. Back on Earth, Animal Man's wife can feel something has happened and begins to cry. DAY 5 Montoya is continuing to keep watch over Charlie (Question). He is on a morphine drip because of the immense pain. His friend Tot is continuing to mail flowers from Nanda Parbat that may cure Charlie but they disintegrate once they leave their home. DAY 6 Montoya has decided to risk Charlie's remaining life and take him back to Nanda Parbat where he may be cured. He is loaded on a plane for the trip. In Kahndaq, Osiris is upset because the footage of him killing Persuader has been released. The Teen Titans have told him they will arrest him if he comes back to their Tower. DAY 7 Supernova is working with Rip Hunter. He has brought him various devices including Starman's staff, Luthor's kryptonite gauntlet and Shadow Thief's dimensiometer. Hunter is trying to build some sort of time device. Hunter is very frustrated that it isn't working and worried that Skeets will find him before they're ready. Supernova tells him to keep trying. He believes they are safe because they are working in the shrunken city of Kandor in Superman's Fortress of Solitude and he is hoping Skeets wouldn't think to look for Hunter there. But Skeets is there in the Fortress. The two page origin is Power Girl. She was rocketed from the exploding planet Krypton but traveled in a slower ship than her cousin Superman. She arrived on Earth decades after him as an adult. She later found out this all occurred on a parallel Earth that no longer exists. She is the sole survivor of that Earth but continues to fight as a hero alongside the JSA. 181519 2007 Vic Sage: Question, The: 52 Week #38 CB Johns, Geoff. Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid (Writers) 52 DC Comics. #38. 1-26-2007 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. DAY 1 Renee is trying to keep Charlie alive long enough to get him to Nanda Parbat. They are traveling in a truck with other people but no one seems willing to help her with directions. DAY 2 On Oolong Island a shipment of 300 thermometers has arrived and is claimed by Dr. Magnus. He has also ordered lead shielding and a large quantity of beans in tin cans. Prof. Morrow is impressed with Magnus' progress since going off his medication. Tonight is the unveiling of the Four Horsemen, what all the scientists on the island have been working on. That night, Chang Tzu reads from the Crime Bible and the text matches the appearance of the Horsemen. Three hideous creatures are unveiled and proclaimed unstoppable. The fourth Horseman has apparently already left. The Horsemen are calling out the name of Black Adam. DAY 3 Renee is pulling Charlie on a sled through the mountains. They are running low on medication. DAY 4 Renee has reached a small village. She asks the villagers for directions to Nanda Parbat but no one will help her. At Steelworks, John Irons, Dr. Mid-Nite and others are checking the body of a man from the Everyman Project who died on New Year's Eve. They are searching for information to incriminate Luthor. A small bug flies in. It was made by Natasha to enable her to talk with her uncle. Luthor has the phones tapped and she is being watched. She is looking for information about the Everyman Project on the inside. DAY 5 Charlie's medication has run out. Renee is still pulling him on a sled, trying to reach Nanda Parbat. DAY 6 A snow storm has slowed Renee's progress. She puts Charlie's Question mask on his face to try and keep him warm. They are forced to stop when the sled flips over. They have a final conversation about Renee's future before Charlie loses consciousness. Renee has reached the gates of Nanda Parbat. Someone is approaching them from the city. The two page origin is Red Tornado. Tornado was created by Thomas Morrow using technology stolen from the future. He was an android designed to join and then destroy the JLA and the JSA. Tornado became inhabited by an air elemental who turned against Morrow and ended up becoming a hero and member of the JLA. He now has a girlfriend and adopted daughter. He recently merged his soul with a real body and became a true human. 181520 2007 Vic Sage: Question, The: 52 Week #39 CB Johns, Geoff. Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid (Writers) 52 DC Comics. #39. 2-3-2007 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. DAY 1 Nat and Jake are following Dr. Laughlin, Luthor's scientist on the Everyman Project, to his lab. Inside they find him setting off a bomb, trying to destroy all his work. Luthor's assistant and security respond to the fire and discover some papers not burnt that they feel are important enough to save. Nat and Jake hide from security. DAY 3 Ralph Dibny and Fate's helmet travel to Atlantis seeking a link from the magical Shackles of Arion. In Atlantis they find someone who looks like Aquaman but seems to have no memory. The chain is holding an ancient beast. To get a link from the chain Ralph has to exchange his wedding ring to take its place on the chain. DAY 6 The scientists on Oolong Island are sending the Horsemen on their way in a Boom Tube. Dr. Tyme is questioning Dr. Sivana about his missing 52 seconds. Sivana is studying suspendium, time in particle form. He exposed Mr. Mind to it but hasn't seen him since. Dr. Magnus shows Prof. Morrow a news article from Australia telling about the artist who used Red Tornado's head as part of his creation. After Magnus leaves to check this out, Metal Man Mercury comes out of hiding. Isis is worried about her brother Osiris who hasn't left his room since killing Persuader. Overhead they hear a booming noise and discover the plants in the garden are dying as it rains. DAY 5 Nat is spying on Luthor using one of her bugs. He is having the Everyman machines prepared for someone. Jake takes her to a lab to show her something. Inside is the body of the real Jake with body parts missing. The impostor Jake reveals himself to be Hannibal who is able to transform into others after exposure to their DNA. Nat fights him but he is saved by Luthor who now has super powers. Dr. Laughlin had been lying all the times he said Luthor was incompatible. Luthor begins beating on Nat and declares himself Superman. The two page origin is Mr. Terrific. He was a gifted athlete with a very high I.Q. who lost his wife in a freak accident. He thought about suicide but instead dedicated himself to making the world a more fair place. He adopted the identity of Mr. Terrific and is now the chairperson of the JSA and the White King of Checkmate. 181521 2007 Vic Sage: Question, The: 52 Week #44 CB Johns, Geoff. Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid (Writers) 52 DC Comics. #44. 3-10-2007 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. DAY 1 Black Adam is hit by a bolt of lightning. It is Osiris's power returning to him. Adam and Isis find Osiris's body and Sobek who tells them he is Famine, one of the Four Horsemen. The other Horsemen arrive through a boom tube and begin battling Black Adam and Isis. Adam is able to kill Famine, War and Pestilence but Death escapes. Isis is mortally wounded from the battle. She tells Black Adam that his way of using force to protect Kahndaq was right and he should avenge her and Osiris. She dies and her powers are returned to Black Adam. In Nanda Parbat the flower that Isis gave Montoya dies, indicating to Montoya that Isis is dead. Tot and Richard Dragon encourage her to travel to Kahndaq to investigate. They present her with The Question's hat and jacket. Tot has treated her clothes to change colour and given her shampoo to change her hair colour when the binary gas is released. He has also improved the Question mask. She is very hesitant to take on his role but dons the hat. 181522 2007 Vic Sage: Question, The: 52 Week #48 CB Johns, Geoff. Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid (Writers) 52 DC Comics. #48. 4-6-2007 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. DAY 1 Renee Montoya and Nightwing are chasing down monster hybrids working for Intergang as they search for Batwoman. Intergang has kidnapped Batwoman and are planning to sacrifice her as part of a prophecy that will give them control of Gotham. DAY 2 The pair continue their search. DAY 3 They are still searching. Batwoman has been drugged and is being kept until the proper time for the ritual. DAY 4 In one Intergang-run warehouse, Montoya and Nightwing find what looks like a bomb with a drill on the end. They try interrogating one of the monsters for information but are attacked by another. Mannheim, leader of Intergang, is getting impatient for the ritual. He kicks Brother Abbot, who turns into a wolf, out of Intergang because of his disbelief in the prophecies of the Crime Bible. Nightwing and Montoya are saved by Brother Abbot who is tired of the prophecies. One of the monsters is able to activate the device that Nightwing found. It begins digging down into the earth, releasing fire into the air. Many of these devices have been turned on in the city, causing fires everywhere. Mannheim believes the prophecies require hell on Earth. Nightwing and Brother Abbot begin the task of finding the devices and shutting them down while Montoya assumes the mask of the Question and leaves to track down Batwoman. Abbot gives her the location. There she finds Mannheim stabbing Batwoman. She shoots her way through the hybrid monsters and knocks out Mannheim. As she is untying Batwoman, Mannheim recovers, grabs her and takes her gun. Before he can fire, Batwoman stabs him with the same knife he used on her. Montoya tries to help Batwoman who is bleeding and weak. DAY 5 Chang Tzu has interrupted television broadcasts to show that he and his group of scientists have captured and beaten down Black Adam. He is offering Adam to the highest bidder. The two page origin is Birds of Prey. Barbara Gordon was Batgirl until she was paralyzed by a gunshot from the Joker. To still help others she adopted the identity of Oracle and became a information resource for other heroes. After training in espionage with the Suicide Squad she formed the Birds of Prey, first with Power Girl. Later Black Canary became her agent and she now has a group of operatives she can call on as needed. 181523 2007 Vic Sage: Question, The: 52 Week #52 CB Johns, Geoff. Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid (Writers) 52 DC Comics. #52. 5-5-2007 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Rip Hunter and Booster Gold have traveled back in time one year to just after the Infinite Crisis. They also have Skeet's with them (now an empty shell) and the head of Red Tornado. Tornado saw the birth of the muliverse while in space and is able to travel between Earths by altering his vibrational frequency. After Alex Luthor created all the different Earths, they were fused back into one when Conner Kent broke his machine. The energy was too much for this one Earth and it replicated itself, creating 52 identical Earths. Mr. Mind now feeds on time and space and plans on eating the multiverse. He first wants to end the threat of Rip Hunter. Earlier he had eaten the Phantom Zone and now regurgitates it, hoping to trap Hunter and Gold in it. They are saved by Supernova who has Zone technology in his costume. Supernova is really Dan Carter, Booster's ancestor. He was trapped in time by Mr. Mind while posing as Skeets but was freed by Hunter. Mr. Mind then alters his vibrational frequency to try and tear them apart. Hunter use Tornado to match the frequency and they are transported to a different Earth. Here history is altered as Mr. Mind eats the existing history. As they escape by changing their frequency, Mr. Mind follows and changes history on the Earths. An evil JLA is created on Earth-3, a Shazam Family on Earth-5, Wildstorm Universe on Earth-50, Charlton Heroes on Earth-4, etc. Rip Hunter's plan requires an energy source so Booster Gold travels back in time to just after the first Crisis. There he is reunited with Ted Kord as Blue Beetle. Ted is looking for his beetle scarab which Booster finds and takes as the needed energy source. Hunter goes to Dr. Sivana's lab and steals his creation suspendium which is artificial time. The scrab allows them to return to Earth with Mr. Mind following. They coat Skeets shell in the suspendium and trap Mr. Mind inside. To make the suspendium stronger requires chronal energy so Booster throws Skeets through a time portal with Supernova traveling through to catch it. He catches it and leaves it one year ago before Mr. Mind had entered Skeet's body. Here Dr. Sivana finds him back in his worm form and traps him in a test tube, not needing him as competition. The multiverse now exists with 52 different Earths. Rip Hunter is excited by the new possibilities. DAY 6 Checkmate wants to organize a task force to locate Black Adam. He is somewhere walking with boots made from Sobek's hide. In Alabama, a pit has opened up in the middle of a classroom. Just before the pit appeared, all the children in the class were drawing something hideous. There to investigate, unseen by anyone, are Ralph and Sue Dibny, hand in hand, now 'ghost detectives'. Dr. Magnus is able to return Skeets to life. He had made a copy of his mind when Booster first brought Skeets to Magnus for him to look at, before Mr. Mind took him over. DAY 7 In Gotham, Kathy Kane is recovering from her stab wound, suffered from Mannheim. Renee Montoya is scrapping the question mark off the batsignal, put there a year ago by the Question. She replaces it with the bat symbol and shines it towards Kathy's apartment. Renee is wearing the Question's face mask. 181524 2006 Vic Sage: Question, The: 52: The Origin of the Question CB 52 Comics. #18-#52 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. All Charles Victor Szasz ever wanted was answers. Who were his parents? Why did they orphan him? How would he survive a brutal childhood... ...And what kind of man would he become? As "Vic Sage," he pursued a career as an investigative reporter in the crime-ridden, festering town known as Hub City. It was a fairly easy job. Corruption in Hub City wasn't difficult to find... ...Though it hated like hell to be uncovered. To do that job and live to tell about it would require some measure of anonymity. Enter Aristotle Rodor, one of Sage's former college professors. Rodor, drawing from the extract of the Gingold plant and from the notes of Gotham criminal Bart Magan, had created the substance pseudoderm. As an artificial skin, pseudoderm was designed for dressing wounds. When exposed to a certain gas, however......It masked Sage's appearance while allowing him to see and breathe normally. As reporter Vic Sage, he pursued the facts. As the Question, he pursues the truth. Trained by Richard Dragon, one of the world's foremost martial artists, the Question is a supreme hand-to-hand combatant. He is also keenly observant and exceptionally intuitive as a detective. History When Vic Sage, a television investigative journalist, encountered stories he couldn't investigate by normal, legal means, he donned a special mask (kept in his belt buckle) that made it appear that he had no face. As the Question, Sage investigated corruption in the face of all danger, leaving a blank "calling card," which, when touched, emitted a smoky question mark. Childhood and Early Career Victor Sage was born Charles Victor Szasz, and grew up an orphan who had a reputation as a troublemaker. Szasz prided himself in defiantly enduring the physical abuse of the Catholic orphanage where he was housed. Though he managed to get into college, higher learning did not mellow his violent tendencies. Some time during college, he brutally beat a drug dealer for giving him LSD, which had caused Sage to doubt his own senses under its influence. After graduating from college (where he nursed an unrequited crush on fellow student Lois Lane), Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive reporter with a reputation for obnoxiousness in Hub City. He then moved to television journalism, which eventually led him to investigate Dr. Arby Twain. This particular story would alter the course of Sage's life permanently. Birth of the Question Sage was approached by his former professor, a scientist named Aristotle ("Tot")Rodor, who told Sage about an artificial skin called Pseudoderm, which Rodor had co-developed with Dr. Twain based on the notes of Gotham criminal Bart Magan and research into Gingold, the chemical responsible for the Elongated Man's powers. Pseudoderm was intended to work as an applied skin-like bandage with the help of a bonding gas, but had an unforeseen toxicity which was fatal when applied to open wounds. Though Rodor and Twain agreed to abandon the project and parted ways, Professor Rodor later discovered that Dr. Twain planned to proceed with an illegal sale of the invention to Third World nations, despite the risk to human health. Sage resolved to stop him but had no way of going after Dr. Twain without exposing himself. Rodor suggested that Sage use a mask made of Pseudoderm to cover his famous features. Disguised by the Pseudoderm mask and armed with information, Sage eventually caught up with Dr. Twain, stopped the transaction, and extracted a confession from him. He then left Twain bound in Pseudoderm in an ironic twist. On television, Vic Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. With his first venture a success, Sage decided that this new identity would be useful for future investigations. He continued to work with Professor Rodor, who supplied the Pseudoderm and eventually modified the bonding gas, giving it the ability to alter the color of Sage's hair and clothing, as well. Vic became good friends with "Tot," who became a mentor to him in both of his identities. Shortly after debuting in Hub City, Vic Sage relocated to Chicago, IL in order to join the staff of WWB-TV as a crusading journalist. He would continue to operate as The Question there, and would make an ally of Chicago's other resident hero, the Blue Beetle. He would also travel to other cities in the course of his investigations, and eventually teamed up with Batman and briefly participated in the Crisis. The Question's early crime fighting career was somewhat successful, but his black-and-white moral viewpoint and lack of commitment would soon lead to a turning point for both Sage and his alter ego. Near-Death Experience and Further Training After his time in Chicago, Vic Sage returned to Hub City and KBEL television, where he worked alongside news anchor and occasional love-interest Myra Connelly. During a mission as The Question, he was badly beaten in personal combat by the mercenary and martial artist, Lady Shiva, and then nearly fatally beaten by her employer's thugs and shot in the head with a pellet gun. Though he was thrown in a river to drown, Shiva rescued him for reasons of her own and gave him directions to meet Richard Dragon as soon as he was recovered enough to get out of bed. Following a vision of Batman (during which the Caped Crusader called Sage an "incompetent dilettante") while in his sickbed, Sage sought out the master martial artist, who retained all of his skill even while confined to a wheelchair. Sage spent a year learning martial arts and Eastern philosophy from Dragon. The training changed and deepened The Question's moral perspective, and the crimefighter became more understanding of the moral ambiguity of his chosen work. Vic Sage returned to Hub City and resumed his career as The Question with a new, broader worldview, and a belief that crime had to be fought at more than one level. The New Question Though The Question had originally established himself as a crimefighter by fighting street crime, his post-Dragon career found him attacking the systematic corruption of Hub City at its highest levels. Hub City was noted as being "synonymous with venality, corruption, and violence," and perhaps even outranked Gotham City as the most dismal city in the the United States. The Question's work in defending the city extended beyond street crime and into the realm of politics and social justice. He re-enlisted as an ally his former girlfriend, Myra, who had married the corrupt, alcoholic mayor of Hub City, Wesley Fermin, in his absence. He also meet Batman again and have the first of what would be many encounters with the Green Arrow. After spending months running Hub City while her husband descended into mental illness, Myra Fermin announced her intention to run for mayor herself, and received Sage/The Question's full support. Though Myra's marriage to the mayor was loveless, she resisted the temptation to reunite with Sage, but she eventually gave into her temptation and had affairs with both Sage and The Question, whom she did not realize were the same man. When Myra lost the election by one vote (partly due to Sage's being too preoccupied to cast a vote on election day), she was elected to the position anyway, as her challenger had died as a result of what was called "the worst tornado in history." However, during her victory speech, her husband, Wesley Fermin, shot her in the stomach for supporting what he called "Communist beliefs." Wesley was subsequently killed during a police stand-off, but Myra entered a coma, and Hub City was plunged further into chaos. For some time, the Question, became the city's only guarantor of justice, though Myra eventually awoke from her coma and assumed her role as mayor. The gang warfare in the weeks following the election led Sage to a reunion with Lady Shiva, who at first resumed her adversarial relationship with The Question and then became an ally to him. Through Shiva, The Question was able to meet with the gang-leaders who were creating chaos in the city. Although he had the support of Myra and his mentor, Tot Rodor, Sage/The Question often felt troubled about his role as the city's protector and as a fighter of crime. Reconciling his original, stark, mindset with the enlightenment he had received from Richard Dragon continued to be a source of conflict for The Question, who struggled to determine how far he should go in his pursuit of justice. With the help of his allies, The Question realized that a perverse part of him wanted to know what it felt like to take another's life, and he managed to successfully (if temporarily) defeat his temptation to kill. Leaving Hub City Though The Question did his best to contain the chaos around Hub City, he felt himself growing increasingly dark as time wore on. A hallucinogenic trip caused his subconscious, in the form of his mother, to tell him that he would never be able to lead a happy life unless he left Hub City. Richard Dragon echoed this viewpoint during a visit to Vic Sage, when he sensed that Sage was on the verge of a major turning point in his life. Lady Shiva soon after arrived by helicopter to spirit The Question, Rodor, and Myra Fermin away from the city, though she herself decided to embrace the Hub's chaos and remain there. Sage nearly convinced Myra (who had only recently learned that Vic Sage and the Question were the same man) to leave the city with him, but her sense of duty convinced her to remain. Before Sage left, Myra gave to him her only daughter, Jackie, and wandered back to the city alone to meet her duties as Mayor and do her best to stand for what she believed in. Sage took Jackie with him to South America, hoping to rid himself of his "No Face" alter ego and find a land free of the clutter and corruption that filled Hub City. However, this sense of serenity did not last long. Sage was quickly drawn into a drug war which ultimately forced him to kill a man in order to save Jackie's life. The Question's philosophy from that point changed once again, as he realized that he had no guilt over the killing and would do it again if necessary. He would kill again. Unfortunately, Jackie would die anyway, en route to her mother in Hub City. Career after Hub City After leaving Hub City, Victor Sage held a series of journalistic positions in various cities, while reviving his Question persona when necessary. Previous experiences teaming up with such heroes as Green Arrow and Batman had established the Question in the superheroic community, and he would participate in major events such as the Alien Invasion and Brainiac's attack on Metropolis. Following his abandonment of Hub City, The Question helped protect an Indian reservation alongside Green Arrow and John Butcher. He traveled the United States and would meet Steel and Azrael. He even very briefly became a member of a team, when he joined the L.A.W. (Living Assault Weapons) alongside his old comrade Blue Beetle and Nightshade, Sarge Steel, Captain Atom, and Judomaster during a disappearance of the Justice League of America, in order to stop Judomaster's former sidekick, Tiger, from conquering the world. On that mission, the Question would also first learn of the mysterious land of Nanda Parbat. He would also return to Hub City several times, and eventually got a bittersweet shock when he learned that Myra had finally moved on. Following the near-destruction of Gotham City after a major earthquake, the Question relocated to Gotham and teamed with the Huntress, with whom he had a short-lived affair. After years of dabbling with hallucinogens, meditation, and his mask-activating gas, The Question developed a shamanic awareness, in which he was able to interpret coincidences and thus "talk to the city". In this state, he was also able to sense chi, or life force. He became able to "walk in two worlds" for an increased awareness of his surroundings and of any disturbances in a city's natural order. This ability came in handy when Sage relocated to Metropolis and teamed up with Superman against Lex Luthor and the Psychopomp. 52 Following the events of the Infinite Crisis and Batman's disappearance, The Question returned to Gotham City to assume the role of its protector. His first act was removing the bat symbol sticker from the Bat-Signal and spray painting a giant question mark in its place. This was not strictly an act of ego, however- he shone the light on Renee Montoya's apartment building in order to get her attention. Three days later, he entered Montoya's apartment and left her an address: 520 Kane Street. When Montoya visited the location, he hired her to watch an abandoned building located there for "two hundred dollars a day, plus expenses," and implied that it would be used by a third party. This mysterious behavior would lead to a partnership that would last nearly a year. Two weeks and one night later, the two teamed up against a strange creature who entered that building. The course of their investigations then led them to Kahndaq, where they investigated Intergang dealings and prevented a suicide bombing during Black Adam and Isis's wedding, an action that earned The Question the Order of the Crescent. After returning to Gotham City, the Question learned that he was suffering from lung cancer. Though Montoya immediately had Sage hospitalized and later took it upon herself to transport him to the Himalayan city of Nanda Parbat in the hope of using its mystical properties to save him, she was too late. After suffering through great discomfort and hardship, Victor Sage, The Question, passed away. The Question's legacy lives on, however: Renee Montoya has been seen wearing the mask and garb of the Question in Gotham City, and, on an alternate version of Earth, a version of Vic Sage lives on. 181525 1996 Vic Sage: Question, The: Anger, the Terror & the Question, The CB Ditko, Steve Azrael Plus #1. 1996 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181526 1998 Vic Sage: Question, The: Answer in the Rubble, An CB Ditko, Steve Batman Chronicles #15/3. Winter, 1998. TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181527 1986 Vic Sage: Question, The: Answer is Alchemy!, The CB Ditko, Steve Blue Beetle, Vol. 2, #4. September 1986. "The Answer is Alchemy!" TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. In what amounts to an extended cameo to set up subsequent issues, Vic Sage covers the Blue Beetle’s fight with Dr. Alchemy for WWB-TV Chicago on the scene. Dr. Alchemy gets turned into philosopher’s stone, and Sage interviews S.T.A.R. Labs employee Murray Takamoto. After Takamoto jokingly tells Sage he doesn’t know if he can help Sage get an interview with the Blue Beetle, Sage decides to investigate the azure hero in his other identity as the Question! 181528 1990 Vic Sage: Question, The: Any Man's Death CB Ditko, Steve Question Quarterly #1. Autumn 1990 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181529 1995 Vic Sage: Question, The: Arena (as Vic Sage) CB Ditko, Steve Azrael #10. November, 1995. TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181530 1986 Vic Sage: Question, The: Ask The Right Question! CB Ditko, Steve Blue Beetle, Vol. 2, #5. October 1986. TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. The Question’s working to put together the pieces of the Blue Beetle puzzle when WWB-TV station manager Lou Crocker tells him that his first priority should be the local youth gang piece that’s currently on deadline. He reluctantly shifts gears to figure out the mystery of the local youth gang alliance. A place to start might be the group of hot-rodding young thugs speeding away from the scene of a robbery. Though the cops give chase, the hoodlums have faith that “M” will save them — and he does, in the form of a laughing gas rocket. When the Blue Beetle catches their trail, “M” strikes again, sending the side of an exploding building cascading down on the Bug. Vincent Perignon laments the most recent robbery — one of his own stores that hid a numbers operation. He calls his son Richie in to figure out who these gangs are working for. Vic Sage makes an afternoon meeting with the informant called Rodent, who tells Sage about a midnight meeting between the gangs. Meanwhile, Chicago police Lt. Max Fisher replays the scene Vic Sage underwent earlier — being told by a boss to lay off the Blue Beetle in favor of tracking down leads on the youth gangs. Melody stops by to see Ted Kord, who’s busy thinking about his father figures — his real father Thomas Kord, who never writes, and his mentor the late Dan Garrett, whose mantle he’s replaced as Blue Beetle. The Blue Beetle and the Question both set about interrogating gang members, though the Question gets over his head fighting a gang in a local junkyard. Just as he’s being beaten, however, the cavalry in blue arrives. The two heroes make quick work of the gang and decide to team up. “M,” better known as the Muse, overhears from a rooftop nearby and doesn’t like the sound of that! 181531 1999 Vic Sage: Question, The: Avatar Rising CB Ditko, Steve L.A.W. (Living Assault Weapons) #1. September, 1999. TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181532 1987 Vic Sage: Question, The: Bad News, The CB Ditko, Steve Question Vol. 1 #1. February, 1987 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Hub City Friday, November 21, 10:45 P.M.: Charles Victor Szasz has exactly 25 hours and 15 minutes to live. A man in a blue fedora and matching trenchcoat stands in the rain outside a shack on the wharf, his face shrouded in shadow. Inside, three men huddle around a card game, the smoke from their cigarettes rising toward the light suspended a few feet above their table. Charles Victor Szasz has been waiting, tensing his muscles, preparing himself for violence: "That he may die is of no interest to him in these charged seconds. Here, now, he is fully alive and that is what matters..." A voice on the TV inside announces a special report from KBEL's Vic Sage, and as if this were his cue, Szasz puts a foot through the door of the shack, stating plainly that the men inside possess a tape cassette that he wants. The men stand, as the television in the background discusses civic corruption, and challenge the intruder. Szasz responds by elbowing the largest of them so hard that the thug's skull cracks the television as he falls. A second man advances, swinging wildly. His punch misses, but Sage's counter-punch connects. A woman looks on silently, with a hint of a smile at the corner of her lip. Szasz swings a chair at the third man, knocking a small pistol from his hand, then uses the remnants of the chair to knock his opponent to the floor. He takes note of the woman: "You're staying out of it, lady. That's smart." She replies, still Mona Lisa smiling: "I despise violence!" A pair of hands come down to meet the base of Szasz's neck. He drops to the floor, where his agressors pick him back up again. The largest of the men, recovered from his earlier encounter with the television, grips the man's face with both hands: "Let's see who he is!" But whatever covers Szasz's face won't come off. Distracted by the mask, the big man finds himself the target of a kick to the face, his nose and teeth crushed, and Szasz pushes off to throw himself and the man holding him through a table behind them. We see that Szasz has no face. An elbow to this other man's face, and all opponents are down. "Barbaric," says the woman. Szasz goes to the thug who couldn't connect with a punch, and demands the tape. The man concedes defeat and pulls the desired object from a safe. "Mister, givin' you this is prob'ly gonna get me bad hurt. So answer me this...who are you?" In response, Szasz hands him a blank white card that starts to smoke, slowly revealing -- "Question mark?" "You are half right," says the woman. 11:01 P.M.: Charles Victor Szasz has 24 hours and 59 minutes to live. Climbing into a red Volkswagen Beetle, Szasz speeds away. He's enveloped in a ring of yellow smoke, and reaches up to remove the featureless mask. He passes a pair of cops doing sixty, and out of boredom, they decide to pull him over. But Szasz can't trifle with traffic tickets. He pulls the gear shift and rockets away from the cops. "He's doin' over a hunnert! Gotta be!" says one of the cops as they stop the chase. Szasz arrives outside of KBEL studios as the weather report comes on. A producer named Finch is calling for the head of Vic Sage, who's due to go on in six minutes. Szasz, nee Sage, enters the production room and hands the tape to the news director, instructing him to play it during his spot. "Mr. Sage...your script..." says the assistant director. "I'll ad-lib," Sage replies. "Your make-up." "I'm beautiful just the way I am..." Sage replies without irony. News anchor Myra Connelly introduces Sage as the weather report ends. The tape contains footage of the Hub City Commissioner of Schools snorting cocaine with a woman who Sage ties to a man who he believes blackmailed his way into a fat building contract with the school system. Shadowy figures watch the report on a big screen. One asks, "What do you think, Reverend?" The reverend replies: "Lamentable. Most Lamentable." Sage concludes his broadcast with a dig at local government: "The decent people in this town are paying for services that don't exist while the political slugs get fat. Why doesn't Mayor Wesley Fermin do something about it? Is he lazy, stupid...or worse?" Perhaps worse. Mayor Fermin is infatuated by Sage's co-worker, Myra Connelly, and ignores Sage's words as he watches the news to get a glimpse of her. He wonders aloud if he could meet her, and the Reverend, sitting on the couch beside him, says, "Ask and ye shall receive." One of the thugs from the wharf appears and asks what to do about Sage. The Reverend suggests getting him fired, but the thug cites Sage's ratings as a good reason the news station would keep him on. Perhaps, ponders the Reverend, Lady Shiva should teach him a lesson. Shiva, the woman who watched the earlier battle, agrees to do whatever they ask of her, "Provided I wish to." The thug accuses her of standing by idly while the "no-face guy" beat them to a pulp earlier. Shiva replies: "I provide my services for a fee. I do neither less nor more than I am requested. I was not requested to protect a videotape -- nor to nurture the inept." But how did Sage know where to send No Face to find the tape? It must've been Milty Cohen, says the thug. When we meet Milty, he's drenched with sweat with his back against the brick wall of a Hub City back alley. Jake, the big thug from the docks, introduces him to Baby Gun. Gun can't talk at the moment, because someone busted his jaw. But Jake describes the M.O. for Milty -- Baby Gun is named for his 4.5mm air gun. He likes to get close, says Jake, as we see the gun against Milty's temple. Jake drops ash from his cigarette as Milty is blown away. "Quiet too. Sucker don't hardly make a sound," he says. 181533 1988 Vic Sage: Question, The: Be All That You Can Be CB Ditko, Steve Question #13. February, 1988 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181534 1985 Vic Sage: Question, The: Beyond the Silent Night CB Ditko, Steve Crisis on Infinite Earths #7. October 1985. "Beyond the Silent Night" . TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181535 1989 Vic Sage: Question, The: Boom! The End CB Ditko, Steve Question #31. October, 1989 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181536 1987 Vic Sage: Question, The: Butterfly CB Ditko, Steve Question #2. March, 1987 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181537 1989 Vic Sage: Question, The: Captain Stars & Sergeant Stripes CB Ditko, Steve Question #27. June, 1989 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181538 1987 Vic Sage: Question, The: Cityscape CB Ditko, Steve Question #5. June, 1987 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181539 2000 Vic Sage: Question, The: Cry for Blood, Part 1 CB Ditko, Steve Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood #1. June, 2000 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181540 2000 Vic Sage: Question, The: Cry for Blood, Part 2 CB Ditko, Steve Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood #2. July, 2000 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181541 2000 Vic Sage: Question, The: Cry for Blood, Part 3 CB Ditko, Steve Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood #3. August, 2000 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181542 2000 Vic Sage: Question, The: Cry for Blood, Part 4 CB Ditko, Steve Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood #4. September, 2000 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181543 2000 Vic Sage: Question, The: Cry for Blood, Part 5 CB Ditko, Steve Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood #5. October 2000 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181544 2000 Vic Sage: Question, The: Cry for Blood, Part 6 CB Ditko, Steve Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood #6. November, 2000 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181545 1986 Vic Sage: Question, The: DC Comics CB Series of Comic Books on DC. TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. The Question came to DC in part of a gift purchase of the Charlton "Action Heroes" -- Captain Atom, Nightshade, Blue Beetle, Son of Vulcan, Judomaster, Thunderbolt, Sarge Steel and the Question -- for then-DC editor, former Charlton writer/editor Dick Giordano. The original plan, as detailed in the article, "Project Blockbuster" by Robert Greenberger in Comic Book Artist #09, was for the Charlton characters to feature in short, serialized stories in a monthly series, with the Question's particular stories to be penned by Mike W. Barr and drawn by Stan Woch. This idea soon went bust, with little artwork actually completed. The Action Heroes made their debut in the DCU as Earth-4, one of many alternate worlds being collapsed into one during the historic Crisis on Infinite Earths in 1986, and many of their fold earned solo books, including Blue Beetle (where the Question made his first post-Crisis story appearance), and the Question himself. All of this, of course, while the seminal Alan Moore/Dave Gibbons maxiseries The Watchmen riffed on a sort of alternate universe version of the Action Heroes. Denny O'Neil and Denys Cowan's version of the Question debuted to jeers from the Ditko audience who cried foul on O'Neil's non-objectivist portrayal of Ditko's creation. O'Neil addressed the issue by having The Question die at the end of the first issue, resurrected in the second and born again as a wholly different character. O'Neil's Charles Victor "Vic Sage" Szasz was an orphaned protector of a hellhole -- Hub City -- taught by a zen Kung Fu master, and dealing with a wealth of grotesque characters and villains as Hub toppled like Sodom and Gomorrah around him. The series became known for it's thoughtful handling of real-world issues, an excellent letter column, and, from some, for not being Ditko. The series featured detailed and absorbing art by a young African-American named Denys Cowan, who, along with inker Rick Magyar, was twice nominated for the Eisner Award for best art team. After the Question series, and a brief follow-up Question Quarterly finished their runs, Vic Sage skipped here and there across the DC universe, making appearances in other O'Neil-penned one-shots and cameos in other characters' books. Giordano joined writer/inker Bob Layton (former Charlton Bullseye publisher) for a simple-but-fun six-issue teaming of the Charlton heroes called the L.A.W. Under the helm of writer Greg Rucka, a self-professed fan of the O'Neil series in college, the Question began a relationship with Gotham vigilante The Huntress in a six-part series called Cry For Blood. TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Writer Rick Veitch and artist Tommy Lee Edwards took a new approach to the Question in their 2004-05 six-issue miniseries, turning the Question into a sort of urban shaman who "spoke" to cities through a channel of lifeforce. In the miniseries, the Question comes to Metropolis and has a run in with Superman himself, and it's revealed that, in journalism school, Vic had a huge crush on Lois Lane. The Question currently appears in the series 52, taking place in the year after the lackluster sequel to Crisis, Infinite Crisis. 181546 1988 Vic Sage: Question, The: Desperate Ground CB Ditko, Steve Question #18. July, 1988 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181547 1968 Vic Sage: Question, The: Destroyer of Heroes, The CB Ditko, Steve Blue Beetle (Charlton), Vol. 1 #5. November, 1968. Source: www.vicsage.com TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. At a Hub City art museum, critic Boris Ebar lectures his students on the misshapen, dirt-colored piece known as “Our Man”: “This anonymous work is a perfect example of art that reveals the true spirit of man…man as he really is.” Ebar highlights the missing eyes and heart, as well as the closed hands that symbolize, “man’s inability to solve or control the illusion we call existence.”Passer-by / art lover / part-time action hero Ted Kord comments to his companion Tracey that it’s a shame that a majority fo the folks gathered around Ebar seem to support that claim. One of those in agreement with the poor state of man is the gorilla-faced Hugo, the artist behind “Our Man,” who thinks to himself: “That’s exactly how I feel! Man is an incompetent nothing in a world of mystic terrors…all without meaning or purpose!” The Hub City art museum seems to be the action hero hangout, as none other than Vic Sage drops by. Ebar calls out to Sage for support in his argument, but Sage will have none of it: “Your views and that thing belong on a junk heap! But it’s perfect for all of you…perfect for self-admitted nothings who have nowhere to go in their world of nothing!” Kord tells Tracey that he’d prefer Sage’s company to Ebar’s, and they venture in to the next exhibit, where more heroic pieces are on display. These, says Kord, are representative of an artist who thought better of the world. But the group of nihilist beatniks that follow Ebar’s opinion find the room of heroic art unbelieveable — suitable only for fairy tales. Not only that, but the art is offensive to them; it represents what they feel they can’t be. Sage opines: “It’s so unfair, isn’t it! You can’t have what you want and wishing for it should be all the effort you need to get anything.” Meanwhile, the artist Hugo has found particular offense with one statue, called “The Unconquered,” and raises his fist to smash it. Kord lays hands on Hugo to prevent the destruction of the artpiece, and soon the nihilist beatnik parade has gathered around to threaten violence to Kord. Sage steps up to support the man who is secretly Blue Beetle, as does Tracey, but the beatniks vamoose, worried that the cops might be called. Kord thanks Sage for standing with him, and Sage insists that it should be the other way around — Kord saved an inspiring piece of art. Ebar suddenly appears at Sage’s shoulder, demanding an apology for the earlier embarrassment, but Sage retorts: “I owe you nothing! How you feel about your own evaluation of art is your business! Don’t try to use me to foster your opinions!” Sage leaves, and Kord and Tracey stand admiring “The Unconquered.” Something about the statue has struck a chord with…Kord, “It’s proof that man is not helpless! man can set a goal and achieve it. As the sculptor did with his statue, so can anyone else! But man has to motivate himself!” But Hugo has championed a different statue, “Our Man,” to represent his philosophy of humanity: “Man doesn’t have the power to achieve anything! Man is a helpless speck in an unknowable universe ruled by strange forces that control man’s will and destiny! By himself, man is nothing and can do nothing!” Hugo walks home, full of bitter resentment for “The Unconquered,” thinking that everything that shows man as heroic is really evil. The illusion of man’s worth should be obscured, he believes. In him, he feels a command to destroy the heroic artwork. Once the symbols are destroyed, man will finally be satisfied his true lowly place in the universe. A few days pass, and the Blue Beetle sets out in the Bug to perform a nightly fly-by of the art museum. Part of him worries that the ruffians will return to destroy the art, and part of him wonders if he’s making excuses just to see “The Unconquered.” But the Beetle’s instincts were correct — as he touches down on the roof, he catches a strange sight. The “Our Man” statue appears to be mobile. Inside the costume, Hugo comes to the conclusion that Beetle’s existence carries worse import than the artwork: “He dares to set himself up as a god! …He’s trying to be a hero…to be better than everyone else!” “Our Man” takes a swing at the Beetle, and the Beetle returns in full. But “Our Man” has an armor-plated suit: “He can’t hurt me, and he knows it!” thinks Hugo inside the suit, “He’ll have to quite, to ive up and I’ll expose his heroic pose!” The Beetle keeps fighting, trying to set “Our Man” up to knock him off-balance, but the walking sculpture plants a right hook across the Beetle’s jaw. Hugo thinks: “Why does he keep fighting me! He should run! He can’t win! His evil heroics keep him trying to achieve the impossible! The fool still tries to overcome his fate, to struggle against the laws of destiny!” Beetle goes over the edge of the museum, and “Our Man” shatters the ledge with a kick, sending the Beetle plummeting. A guard comes out on the roof to investigate the noise and Hugo runs away, fearful that the police will be crawling all over when they find the Beetle’s body. But Beetle’s not down for the count yet. He grabs onto a conveniently placed flagpole and uses the momentum to swing back to the roof. He summons the Bug and tries to track down “Our Man.” Meanwhile, “Our Man” rampages through a Hub City park, destroying statues of town heroes. The beatniks have assembled there and cheer on the sculpture-on-sculpture violence. As a police officer protects a passing woman and her child from the falling debris, Beetle swoops down from the Bug to save the day: “You seem to get your kicks out of destroying. I get mine from kicking the destroyers.” The beatniks step in again to protect “Our Man,” their faces contorted with rage as they hurl baseball-sized rocks at the Beetle. As Beetle gets pummeled, “Our Man” takes his cue to exit, stage left. The beatniks form a line to stop the “fascist” boys in blue from arresting their hero, challenging the officers to display their “gestapo-type brutality.” The Beetle swings back up to the Bug, having lost “Our Man”’s trail. Boris Ebar appears on a Hub City news station the next day to champion the beliefs and actions of “Our Man,” promising to replace the destroyed park statue with one that, “doesn’t signify a self-glorifying act or a so-called heroic deed.” Ebar reiterates his opinion that “Our Man” truthfully represents the lowly state of real humankind and encourages viewers to embrace this poor estimation of themselves. Heroes, he says, present a fantasy of perfection that no one can live up to. “Our Man” represents the acceptance of imperfection, and the inability to raise oursselves above our flaws. In the hallway at W.W.B., Sage’s colleagues encourage him to televise Ebar’s exhibit, citing the prestige of being “in on this hot fad,” but Sage will have nothing of it: “Sorry, gentlemen. That statue is trash to me!” The nihilist beatniks in the meantime have created a hero cult for “Our Man,” celebrating the pessimistic view of life that he represents, and working to channel their spirit to give “Our Man” the strength to, “overcome the disbelievers.” Hugo feels called by forces beyond his control to take up the “Our Man” costume again. At a society party, a chap who looks suspiciously like Syd Starr debates the qualities of “Our Man” with other party-goers: “This rat race of always proving yourself is insane!” But a woman who looks suspiciously like Celia Starr counters: “You smear the best as unworthy so you have an excuse to remain as lousy as you are!” The argument spreads across the party. A man: “…And no one will ever be perfect so why knock yourself out trying, why kid yourself? We are all like “Our Man!” Still another: “I see! The doctors that treat you and your family…the people that make your drugs, build your cars…anyone who’s action affects the lives of others shouldn’t try to do their best…why bother, huh?” Down in the alley, two kids enter the philosophical debate: “You’ll be a super hero with no legs but I’ll give you super powers so you won’t need them and everyone will feel sorry for you!” says one. “That’s stupid! Why wreck me if you can give me powers!” says the other. Tracey, watching “Our Man” coverage on television, wonders when someone will counter the nihilists properly. “The best way would be to present a better example!” says Kord, who suddenly has an idea. Vic Sage agrees to cover the exhibit containing “The Unconquered,” which ticks off the supporters of “Our Man” to no end. Ebar and his critic pals get together to threaten to force Sage’s sponsors to drop out. Ho-hum, that again? Sage tells them to mind their own business. Meanwhile, Hugo feels the call of the “Our Man” and takes up the costume again. He sets out to destroy the exhibit while the police are investigating a bomb scare, but Vic Sage is there to slow him down. Sage launches himself toward the walking sculpture, and Hugo again wonders why anyone would enter into a fight that they have no hope of winning. He smacks Sage away, but Blue Beetle comes swinging in just in the nick of time. He grabs “Our Man” between his knees and carries him to a rooftop, but the statue-man manages to overpower him. He flips the Beetle over, and socks him across the chin: The outcome can only be the Blue Beetle’s defeat! No one will ever think well of or look up to him again!” The Beetle takes blow after blow, but manages to avoid the direct hit. Below, the cruel faces of the nihilists yell “Stomp him! Cripple the Bug!” But Sage doesn’t give up on the Beetle yet. Beetle manages to get in a kick that puts “Our Man” off balance, and the hero shifts his gameplan. He keeps “Our Man” off of his stride, and manages to use the weight of the statue costume to flip his opponent. Below, the crowd calls him a dirty fighter. Hugo feels as though the forces that called him to fight the evil of heroism have abandoned him. He gathers a moment of strength and catches the Beetle with a double uppercut. He glances a kick off of Beetle’s chest, but that only sets him up for a double kick from the Beetle. “I’m getting so tired, weak!” thinks Hugo. “He won’t let me rest! He keeps coming at me…he won’t let up….” Below, the crowd starts to plot ways to help “Our Man.” But their hero has begun to doubt himself: “I am now a mere man against one who truly has supernatural powers. I never had a chance against him! I never had a chance for anything! Why fight on…I was doomed to defeat from the start! Even with powers, how could I hope to achieve anything. It…it’s an illusion!” Beetle lifts “Our Man” above his head and spins him like pizza dough at the edge of the building. “I surrender. Don’t destroy me! Please! I didn’t mean it!” exclaims Hugo. Below, members of the crowd distract a policeman and steal his revolver. One of them aims and fires at the Beetle. “Hey! Don’t they know there’s never been an open season on people!” yells the Beetle as “Our Man” runs away. Sage kicks the gun from the shooter’s hand and says, “Because you deliberately turned yourself into a mental cripple…that doesn’t excuse your actions! Since you won’t think I’ll tell you! Your feelings don’t determine anything! Especially the life of a human being!” Hugo manages to slip out of the costume. The nihilist finds the empty “Our Man” shell and celebrate his getaway, but Hugo’s just glad to get out of the conflict alive. Sage stands below, watching the Blue Beetle’s Bug fly away: “I wouldn’t have missed this night for anything!” He’s confronted by Ebar, who says he’s gotten two sponsors to drop Sage’s show in Hub City. But Sage replies, “If sponsors or anyone else lets you do their thinking for them, they’re in trouble, not me!” Tracey asks Kord how black and blue he is the next day, and Kord responds that no matter the pain, he couldn’t stop fighting: “All through the fight in the back of my mind I saw, ‘The Unconquered!’ I was fighting for everything it stood for…to me! For the best in a man whatever it is, whatever it took to make that statue…whatever it takes to achieve anything worthwhile! It can only be done by struggling to succeed! ‘Our Man’ could only have won if I gave up…on what that statue stands for, for what it means to me!” The nihilists make a shrine to “Our Man,” hoping that one day, he’ll reclaim it. But Hugo has other ideas: “By himself, manis to helpless. Unless he has some supernatural powers like the ones the Blue Beetle has to help him! Everyone else is like ‘Our Man’…we can achieve nothing! We are doomed to failure before we try!” But somewhere else in Hub City, a young man hammers away at some schoolwork. A classmate mocks him: “You’re crazy, Lou! You got to be a genius or like the Blue Beetle to solve those problems. Give up like me and Huck! You’ll pass anyway!” But the student stands strong: “No! If I give up, I’ll never know! They can be done and I know I can do them! I know it!” His secret known only to Prof. Rodor, Vic Sage assumes the identity of the Question to help his fight against injustice! Boris Ebar returns, now giving away more nihilistic art as a present to Syd Starr: “When I saw it, I knew a man like you would love to have it! …A man who understands the finer points of culture and humanity.” Syd scratches his chin, faux-thoughtfully, and replies: “Yes, I can see it…it reall is all you say…it’s very moving…very enlightening…deep feeling…and…and…” Syd takes a moment to admire the picture, a painting of a tiny, huddled man being trampled by larger feet beside a bent and smoldering cigarette butt. An empty soup can completes the collage. Ebar explains: “It represents man’s inhumanity to man! The refusal of man to help his fellow man get out of the gutter! …The real attached can is pure genius! It proves the reality, the truth of it all!” Syd falls, as they say, hook line and sinker. He shows his new art piece to coworker Nora Lace. Nora has a painting of her own, given to her by Vic Sage. This painting features a worker standing in a triumphant pose atop some cragged architecture. What does the art critic Ebar think about it? “I denounced it as childish, lac[k]ing in any aesthetics…it’s an insult to man and humanity!” Ebar accuses Sage of buying the painting to insult him, but Sage replies that he makes his own decisions without caring whether it pleases anyone else. As Sage walks away, Ebar confesses his hatred: “Sage has an evil soul!” He implores Starr to get rid of Sage, but Syd has exhausted all methods of getting Sage fired. Later, in Ebar’s apartment, the bitter art critic can’t get over his hang-ups: “That blasted painting! Why did Sage have to bring it into my life again! …It keeps accusing me…It makes me think of when I felt like…No! I must not think about then!” After some more paranoid soul-searching, Ebar hires two thugs in a west side Crown City alley to take the painting and destroy it. The thugs burst in on Nora, who has fortunately just finished a date with Mr. Vic Sage. As the thugs enter her apartment, a third faceless figure explodes on them from behind, throwing double punches. A couple of strong ones on the chin, and the crooks decide to vamoose. The Question checks on Nora, and then chases down one of the crooks. “I’m not talking and you can’t make me!” says the crook. “Suit yourself!” says the Question, releasing the gass from his belt buckle. “Then you will never talk to anyone again!” The thug tells Sage he was hired to steal the painting, and then breaks free, panicking in the gas cloud. The Question lets him go, as he has bigger fish to fry — namely, Boris Ebar! Sage drops by to see his old friend, Professor Rodor, and they put together a prank involving a glass tube blow gun, and a quick-drying solution that reacts colorlessly and odorlessly. With these objects in hand, Sage sets out for Ebar’s. “Oh, how I wish I could see Sage’s face when he learns the painting’s gone!” thinks Ebar, smugly sitting on his couch. There’s a knock at the door and Ebar goes to check it, assuming it’s Syd Starr. But no one waits for Ebar at the door. Instead, the figure from the painting has appeared on his door. As Ebar checks the hallway, the painting starts to dissolve. When Ebar turns around again, it has disappeared: “Did I really see it? That accursed painting won’t give my mind any peace! Why won’t it leave me alone??” Ebar returns inside his apartment, where a larger version of the figure has appeared on his wall. He covers his eyes and turns away in fear and confusion, and again the painting begins to dissolve. When he returns his gaze to the wall, the painting is gone again: “It knows I betrayed it! I joined those who claim this is a world we never made! That we can’t help it. It’s not our fault…we’re innocent! But that cursed painting keeps asking Why? Why didn’t I? Someone has to keep giving the world shape and direction! Yet, I took no part in it. I let others do as they wish and I hate what they made for me! I never questioned…or judged what was right…I accepted what others said was right!” The painting appears again, this time larger: “Stop! Stop accusing me!! I couldn’t help it! I tried and failed!” The Question, standing around the corner with a blowgun, dissolves another painting by firing one of the chemical pellets at it. The hero thinks, “He won’t be able to take much more of this!” As the painting disappears again, Ebar doubts his sanity. He decides the only way to find peace is by destroying the original painting. He pulls a sword-dagger and sets out for Nora Lace’s apartment. The Question gives chase, and is spotted by some citizens outside. He ducks around a corner, transforms into Vic Sage again, and gives the curious followers the slip. Ebar, in the meantime, bursts into Lace’s apartment with sword drawn, demanding that the painting be destroyed: “You don’t understand! It won’t leave me alone! …Destroy it! I’ll pay anything you ask…just destroy it now!” Nora provides the painting, but says: “I won’t destroy this art to satisfy your emotional exercises!” Outside, the thugs have returned for the painting, wanting the remainder of the money they feel is coming to them. “I should never have let you talk me into coming back! I’m still shaking from that guy!” says one. Unfortunately for him, “that guy” happens to be right behind. Sage retransforms into the Question, and comes up behind them in a cloud of gas. The two panic and start running, but the Question socks them both with knockout punches. He removes his mask, and runs into the building, hoping it’s not too late to save Nora or the painting. Inside, Boris is pleading with Nora: “Don’t force me! Don’t make me do it! I’ll pay you…but destroy it!” But Nora has no such plan: “I’m not a hired accomplice to any crime! Any force will start from you!…You want the painting destroyed…you, alone will have to do it…if you can!” Sage enters at this moment and adds his two cents as well: “Well, Boris, it’s up to you! Your terror brought you here…what you can’t bear to face is within your reach to destroy! What stops you?…The figure on the canvas?” Boris draws his dagger closer to the painting, but the eyes of the painting stare back at him: “I’ll show you…Stop! Stop staring!…Stop accusing me! I didn’t mean to betray you! I tried to be like you…I tried! You expect too much of me…I’m only human! Why won’t you let me lie to myself? Why do you keep making me see what I let myself become…stop it! I must destroy you…to destroy the proof of what I once wanted to be!” Boris lunges with the dagger! At the last second, Sage pulls the painting away like a matador withdrawing a cape from the horns of a charging bull: “Why cover your eyes now, Boris? You blinded yourself a long time ago! You’ve been refusing to see…refusing to know! You act now physically as you did then, mentally!” Boris falls to the ground, curling into the fetal position and covering his hands with his head. A police officer comes to the door to ask about the commotion and the two unconscious thugs: “Oh! Vic Sage!…I guess you can explain it all!” Syd Starr stands backstage in a panic the next day, worried that Sage will tie him to Ebar on the broadcast: “No matter where I go, I’ll have people whispering about me…hating me!” But as Sage doesn’t do anything of the sort, Syd digs deeper into his paranoia: “He’s making me sweat till the trial…that devil! I know him. He wants to disgrace me so my father will pick him instead of me to take over! I’ve got to stop him, somehow!” Sage has another one of his coworkers on his mind: “That’s it, Nora. The rest of the evening is ours!” 181548 1988 Vic Sage: Question, The: Dream of Roschach, A CB Ditko, Steve Question #17. June, 1988 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181549 1989 Vic Sage: Question, The: Election Day: The Dark CB Ditko, Steve Question #24. January, 1989 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181550 1988 Vic Sage: Question, The: Election Day: The Fix CB Ditko, Steve Question #22. December, 1988 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181551 1988 Vic Sage: Question, The: Election Day: Welcome to Oz CB Ditko, Steve Question #23. Winter, 1988 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181552 1988 Vic Sage: Question, The: Epitaph for a Hero CB Ditko, Steve Question #15. April, 1988 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181553 1986 Vic Sage: Question, The: Face-Off! CB Ditko, Steve Blue Beetle, Vol. 2, #6 November 1986. TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. The Blue Beetle and the Question fly above Chicago in the Bug, exchanging information about the youth gangs case. They have little evidence aside from a note found in the junkyard with theatrical markings. Beetle runs a computer file on all theatre-related locations in Chicago and splits the list with the Question. When they reach the Question’s destination, he ignores the Beetle’s advice and jumps through a hole in the floor, bouncing off buildings and fire escapes to land safely on the ground: “Lord the things one does to preserve one’s image!” Richie interupts his father’s reading of Tom Robbins to tell him what he’s found out: the local gangs have a guardian angel. Vincent laments that his son doesn’t want to take over the family mob business and instead wants to be a “fairy actor.” Meanwhile, things are happening around the city: Blue Beetle takes the Bug home and takes a stroll around Kord Omniversal, Max Fisher goes to the gym to get some answers, archaeologist Conrad Carpax seeks the secret of Pago Island, and Vic Sage fights with his boss. But suddenly, Sage has the answer! Kord takes a break from running his business to check the results of the computer scan he ran on his half of the list. He too figures out the answer! Soon, Vic, Ted, and all of the gangs in the city are heading to Chicago’s historic Globe Theatre! Onstage at the Globe stands the Muse, convincing the local gangs that they should work together to run Chicago. Blue Beetle watches from the rafters until they disintegrate underneath him! Falling into the midst of the gang, he stands a chance of being beaten — until the Question arrives! But just as soon as the tides are turning, a spray of machine gun fire ricochets around the fighters. The Muse wants the floor! 181554 2005 Vic Sage: Question, The: Falling in Place CB Question, The, Vol. 2, #6. June, 2005 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Looking into the chi reader, one of the Subterraneans sees the Question stepping out of the portajohn. The others think he's crazy, and yet, the man gets thrown off the side of the building by seemingly nothing. Sage comes out from behind the Subterraneans and swings down on them. He separates them and picks them off one small group at a time, seemingly invisible sometimes. He climbs into a steamshovel and approaches them as they fire. Suddenly, the other construction equipment roars to life too and they're boxed in. They regroup, under the secret influence of the Question, by the blasting shed, and the Question sends a rocket into it, throwing the men to the ground. The Question gathers their bodies and cements them into the foundation of the building, ensuring that their chi will pollute the site of the Science Spire. When Van Mliet arrives, the ghost of Six True Words swoops down to confuse him, and the Question winds up adding him to the foundation as well. Superman investigates the subway death of the Subterraneans and his search takes him to the Psychopomp, who it turns out was the Question, having killed the real Psychopomp in Chicago. The Question gives Superman the files on the case and asks them to deliver a message to Lois Lane. Superman cuts him off and tells him to leave town. On the train home, Sage meets the same child who asks him if he solved the puzzle -- Sage replies in the negative, saying that the puzzle of love might never be solved. 181555 1998 Vic Sage: Question, The: Fight Back to Gotham CB Ditko, Steve Detective Comics #723. July, 1998 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181556 1997 Vic Sage: Question, The: Gambler, The CB Ditko, Steve Steel #38. May, 1997 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181557 1986 Vic Sage: Question, The: Gang War! CB Ditko, Steve Blue Beetle, Vol. 2, #7. December 1986. TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. The Question and the Blue Beetle are restrained, at the mercy of the Muse. When the Muse calls on a verdict from his followers, they call for the death of the heroes. Beetle has only a second to act, and he uses it well, calling the Bug to come crashing in through the theatre wall. As the gang members go scrambling, Question and Beetle get free, and Beetle uses the Bug to zap the Muse. The gangs split as a smoke bomb flies into the room, and the new dynamic duo find themselves staring down the gun of Lt. Max Fisher — but not for long. Beetle fires the strobe gun and the heroes vamoose. Back in the Bug, Beetle has a plan. He has mini-Bugs, called Beagles, that act as spies on gangs across the city until they get a lead. In the meantime, he proposes he and the Question sing camp songs in the meantime. Vincent Perignon finds himself awakened at the point of a gun, as the Muse stands over his bed. But the old mob boss turns the tables, or rather, the blankets on the Muse and a pair of hitmen scare the costumed crook away. Richie comes in and gets briefed on the situation, and thinks to himself that things have gone too far. The gangs meet a second time on the diamond at Wrigley Field, not called by the Muse, but rather one of their own. The Muse’s idea sounds good, but why be led by a guy in a clown costume? As they talk, one of the Beetle’s Beagles listens in. As Question and Beetle wait for the Muse to show at Wrigley, a line of black limousines surrounds the stadium and swarm the diamond. It’s an ambush by Vince Perignon and his men. Soon, there’s an out-and-out brawl and our heroes jump into the fray as well. The fight gets interrupted by a smoke bomb from the Muse, standing atop a nearby car. He tries to stop the fight completely, but winds up diving in front of a bullet to save Perignon. The elder Perignon finds that it’s his son under the mask, as Richie slowly fades away while reciting a scene from Romeo and Juliet. The gangs fall silent as he dies, but soon, there’s a slow soft clap from a pair of blue gloved hands that turns into an all out applause. The spotlight fades. 181558 1991 Vic Sage: Question, The: Gomorrah Homecoming CB Ditko, Steve Question Quarterly #2. Summer, 1991 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181559 2003 Vic Sage: Question, The: Gotham Knights #38 CB Gotham Knights #38. April, 2003 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Another sort of extended cameo that provides something of a prologue to Batman/Huntress: Cry For Blood. Huntress is being manipulated by Checkmate with the help of Scarecrow and the Mad Hatter. The Question comes to Gotham to deliver some photographs of Nightwing and Huntress together that he took from some armored members of Checkmate. "I'd tell your boss myself, but this seems like a family affair," he tells Nightwing. 181560 2003 Vic Sage: Question, The: Gotham Knights #39 CB Gotham Knights #39. May, 2003 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. A follow-up on last issue's extended cameo, the Question returns to take out the Checkmate agent watching Helena's apartment. He calls to warn her that they know who she is, models a new hat, and helps buy Helena a little time. 181561 1989 Vic Sage: Question, The: Harold CB Ditko, Steve Question #33. December, 1989 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181562 1991 Vic Sage: Question, The: Hell in Hub City CB Ditko, Steve Question Quarterly #3. Autumn 1991 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181563 1995 Vic Sage: Question, The: Homecoming CB Ditko, Steve Showcase '95 #3/3. March, 1995 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181564 2005 Vic Sage: Question, The: Inside Out CB Question, The, Vol. 2, #4. April, 2005 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. The Question breaks up an illegal organ selling transaction, and, dragging the criminals into the street, finds himself face to face with Superman. Superman warns him off of vigilantism in Metropolis, and accuses him of using drugs to aid his "walking in two worlds." At the site of the Science Spire, Six True Words holds a purification ceremony to cleanse the building place of the spirits of dead slaves who are unearthed during the foundation digging. The Subterraneans find themselves facing the Question on a subway platform, and he makes short work of them, allowing only the leader to get away. The leader, Minos, runs into the Psychopomp and hires him for a special job -- kill the Question! 181565 1995 Vic Sage: Question, The: It's My Party And I'll Fight If I Want To CB Ditko, Steve Guy Gardner Warrior #29. March, 1995 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181566 2001 Vic Sage: Question, The: Justice League Unlimited C 11-17-2001 to 5-13-2006. Earth’s seven greatest heroes unite against the threat of an alien invasion and decide to remain together to defend Earth against attacking aliens, sorcerers, super-villains and other threats. TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. The Question in Justice League Unlimited. The Question is a major recurring character in the animated television series Justice League Unlimited, voiced by Jeffrey Combs. Like his comic book counterpart, he uses a special mask (bonded to his face by a gaseous chemical) to conceal his identity. He is portrayed as a conspiracy theorist, a blend of Rorschach from the Watchmen comics and Fox Mulder of the popular X-Files series. His character design is similar to the O'Neil/Cowan revamp of the character. The Question of the DC Animated Universe is a completely obsessive, darkly comic loner — skeptical, eccentric, paranoid, antagonistic and unpredictable. He is often given to believing in various odd conspiracy theories and is suspicious of even his fellow League members, yet is one of the Justice League's best detectives. At one point, he mentions that Supergirl eats peanut butter sandwiches before going to bed, to which she asks him if he goes through her trash: he responds, "Please... I go through everyone's trash." The Question's various conspiracy theories (he insists that it's a single, tied-together theory) are usually portrayed in a humorous manner. He claims the motives and purpose of aglets (the plastic caps at the end of shoelaces) are "sinister", believes in ominous links between boy bands and global warming, the Girl Scouts and the crop circle phenomenon, and fluoridated toothpaste and spy satellites. He also believes there was a literal 'magic bullet', forged by Illuminati mystics to hide 'the truth' (though this was said under torture and might have just been him mocking his captor). In recent investigations, he also discovered that Baskin-Robbins in fact has thirty-two flavors of ice cream, and is concealing the thirty-second for dubious reasons. All of these theories are apparently tied to a single, vast conspiracy by a hidden cabal dating back to ancient Egypt, which has supposedly ruled the world from the shadows for millennia, aided by the common man's ignorance of it. After the events of "Fearful Symmetry", in which Supergirl encounters her clone Galatea, Batman assigns Question to investigate and find out whatever he can about those responsible, much to the chagrin of the other League founders. The title, "Fearful Symmetry," is a reference to Watchmen, and is derived from William Blake's poem "The Tyger". In the episode "Double Date", the Huntress (recently kicked out of the League for making a failed attempt on the life of Steven Mandragora, the mob boss who killed her parents), appeals to Question for help tracking him down, in exchange for information she claims to have on Cadmus. He agrees, knowing in advance she's lying. After being pursued by Green Arrow and Black Canary to the dock where Mandragora was meeting his son, Question talks Huntress down from killing Mandragora, and she instead pins him under rubble to await imprisonment. Afterwards, he reveals to Huntress that, despite having known the outcome of the encounter far in advance, he helped because he likes her. In response, Huntress kisses him and drags him away, presumably to show her appreciation; the two would continue to be an item throughout the rest of the series, the Huntress dubbing him with the nickname "Q". (This episode was probably inspired by the Batman-Huntress comic book mini-series Cry for Blood, though in that story the Huntress deliberately lures an enemy into what she knows will be a fatal trap and the Question turns his back on her in disgust.) In the episode "Question Authority", the Question discovers Lex Luthor's plot to instigate a full-scale war between the government and the Justice League. He also learns of an alternate universe (seen in the Justice League story "A Better World") in which Luthor becomes president, has the Flash killed, and is murdered in the Oval Office by Superman as revenge, an act that eventually leads to the renamed Justice Lords taking over the world. Convinced that the history in this alternate universe was in fact a predestined time loop that would eventually repeat itself, the Question decides the only way to derail this possible future permanently is to kill Luthor himself, before he can become president and before Superman can kill him. Furthermore, he was confident that his reputation for being a paranoid 'crackpot' would deflect any suspicion that he was doing this on the orders of the Justice League, allowing the League and Superman's legacy to survive his actions. However, Luthor, now augmented with super-strength thanks to Brainiac (who, in the Superman episode "Ghost in the Machine", had planted a nanotech copy of his programming in Luthor's body), delivers a savage beating to the faceless vigilante while admitting that his presidential campaign was nothing but an expensive ruse to keep Superman on edge, "a small part of a much grander scheme." Question is turned over to Project Cadmus for interrogation by Dr. Moon. After almost a week of torture without caving in, he is rescued by Huntress and Superman and transported to the Watchtower for treatment. Although still weak from the torture when the Ultimen invaded the Watchtower, Question subdues one of the clones by hitting him over the head with a bedpan. "Question Authority" has several homages to Ditko's objectivist beliefs, as well as to Rorschach, Alan Moore's infamous Question pastiche. As he recoils from the information he's downloaded from the Cadmus files, he begins to speak in monotone sentence fragments, as Rorschach did. ("Not alternate reality," he quavers. "Time loop.") In the same episode, Huntress' comments indicate that, while spending days at his research, Question has neglected everything else, including his personal hygiene — another Rorschach trait. In his room on the Justice League satellite is a poster warning of a global fluoridation conspiracy, a reference to the last page of Watchmen, which in turn references Kubrick's black comedy about nuclear war, Dr. Strangelove, in which mad General Ripper believes that it is part of a Communist plot. Later, as Question confronts Luthor at his penthouse office, he declares that "A is A... and no matter what reality he calls home, Luthor is Luthor." This is similar the law of identity phrase "A is A", on which Ditko based certain characters and their opinions. Additionally, in the episodes follow-up "Flashpoint" shows the injured Sage without his mask, with bruises and injuries to his face similar to those suffered by Rorschach during his capture and imprisonment by the police. He notes that Huntress was right when she said "he had to be the ugliest man in the world" to wear his faceless mask; Rorschach, since childhood, had been teased and bullied because of his appearance. The Question makes cameos in the episodes "Flashpoint", "Panic in the Sky" and "Grudge Match", as well as the series finale "Destroyer". In the battle between the League and the forces of Apokolips, he is seen fighting off Darkseid's Parademons by running them over with his car, while Captain Atom, Hawk and Dove and the Creeper battle them on foot and in the air; each of these characters was created by Steve Ditko. His last appearance, in the same episode, is running down the steps of the Metro Tower alongside his fellow Ditko/Charlton era Leaguers. 181567 1967 Vic Sage: Question, The: Kill Vic Sage CB Ditko, Steve Blue Beetle (Charlton), Vol. 1. #4. December, 1967 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Revenge is the reason why a killer has been hired and the order given–’Kill Vic Sage!‘On a shady dock in the West River district of Crown City, two hoodlums wait in the shadows for the man known as Vic Sage. As a figure passes, they leap out and bludgeon him with a blackjack, but the victim is not who the two thugs suspected it would be: “This ain’t Vic Sage! Who…what is he? Looks like he’s wearin’ some sorta mask!” The other thug surmises that Sage must’ve sent someone in his place and decides, “We’d better take ‘im to Arbo!” Arbo stands half in the light, half in the darkness in a warehouse by the pier, looking through the Question’s belongings. His hair is slicked back and he has a pencil-thin mustache etched above his lip. His face remains stone, but his words are anything but impassive: “You fools! That’s ‘The Question!’ I’m a wanted man and you idiots bring him here! If he should…” But one of the thugs interrupts him to suggest they find out who The Question really is. The mask won’t come off, but Arbo finds and identification card in the Questions belongings, saying he’s a man named Nick Rager. Nick Rager? The Question, tied to a chair, thinks to himself, “That’s the one thing in my favor! The gas that cements the mask to my face also changes the printing on those chemically treated cards!” Vic Sage is lucky — or is he? Arbo decides that though he gets, “Paid to knock off punks like Sage…I’m gonna take care of this one for free!” One of the thugs kicks the Question, chair and all, through a trapdoor into a well. The impact shatters the Question’s chair, and he quickly pulls off his belt, designed to unravel in one long piece. He makes a grappling hook out of pieces of the chair and soon he’s crawling out of the trap door. There’s no sign of the thugs or Arbo, but now Vic Sage knows someone is out to get him. “But that’s all I know! I have no idea who’s behind this, who that hired killer is or even the names of those muscle men! In other words, I have no leads! And in that case, there’s only one thing left to do! Play sitting duck! But this is one sitting duck who’s going to be on guard!” Outside the W.W.B. offices, the Women’s League march with picket signs — “Sage Against Society’s Rights - Even criminals have rights! Help protect public rights! Denounce Sage!” Syd and the Yes Men peer out the window, and wonder out loud why Sage has to stir up so much trouble. They’ve tried everything to get rid of him, but have been unsuccessful in getting Sage’s sponsors to pull out. On top of that, Syd’s father has declared that Sage can run his show as he likes. Meanwhile, Sage broadcasts his views on personal rights: “I repeat, rights can only belong to individuals! Groups, by themselves have no rights! The rights belong to the individual within the group! And no man, nor group, has the right to forcibly violate another man’s rights! He may do so–just as he may kill–but by no stretch of the imagination has he the right to do so!” Syd and the Yes Men wait outside to confront Vic — the Yes Men have convinced Syd to give Sage one more change to get in line, or else! But just as Syd prepares himself to make the demand, a creepy messenger boy arrives with a package for Sage. Syd tells Sage to avoid controversy in his broadcasts, but Sage is preoccupied by the sound inside the package. He hurls the box through the window as the Yes Men accuse him of madness. But outside, there’s an explosion as the package blows up. Across the city, an unknown person voices his disappointment: “You failed again, Arbo! And I won’t stand for another such failure! This next time you’re going to take care of him where I can watch him die!” Syd calls this the last straw, and demands that Sage stop making waves on the air, or else! Sage goes to see Syd’s father to get his take on the situation. He finds him supportive: “You see things in black and white! You’re not afraid to challenge the public’s views and stimulate us all to rethink our issues! When I signed you, I thought I was prepared for all sorts of opposition–protests, threats…but not violence! I can’t expect anyone to face violence for me!” But Sage’s not leaving that decision to the station owner. He’s willing to face the prospect of getting killed if Starr is willing to let his show go on. Starr agrees. Sage checks in with the news team and tells them to get a good night’s sleep. Tomorrow, they go hunting the attackers. Sage stays up half the night himself, going through his files and making a list of people who hold grudges against him. His list-making gets interrupted by a phone call. Arbo speaks from the other end–they’ve got Nora, and threaten to kill her unless Sage plays ball. Arbo tries to force Nora to talk to Sage, and when she won’t he smacks her around. She still makes no noise, but Sage himself gets riled: “Okay, scum! Knock it off! I believe you’ve got her! Now what do you want?” They want Sage to come to an address they supply…alone. “At last, I’ll have my revenge!” gloats a voice from the shadows. He steps forward to reveal himself as Nat Kat, a former city purchaser whose graft and embezzlement operation was blown by a young reporter named Vic Sage. He went to prison, but swore he’d get even with Sage. “Well, well, you’re a poor mistreated soul, aren’t you?” chides Nora. “You’re a real man of virtue too aren’t you, Mr. Kat? That’s why you paid those killers to pay Vic back for something he had every right to do!” Kat responds angrily that Sage should’ve minded his own business. Nora retorts, “Who forced you to kill in the first place?” Kat almost loses it, but Sage arrives. Kat demands to know if Sage recognizes him, and Sage responds: “You weren’t important enough for me to remember.” (Though there seems to be some extra space at the beginning of the word balloon.). Kat orders Arbo to keep his gun trained on Nora, while he jogs his memory. But Nora takes the opportunity to kick the gun from Arbo’s hand. Sage starts throwing punches, and drops a smoke bomb to confuse the captors. As Arbo goes for his gun, Sage selflessly jumps on top of Nora. But the cavalry arrives in the form of Captain Lash and the Crown City police, just in the nick of time. The police nab the lookouts, but can’t find Kat or Arbo. They either left via the roof, or by one of many exits in the cellar, says one of the police officers. Sage refuses the option of police protection–now that the crooks are exposed, they’ll be more worried about saving their own necks. Sage decides to follow some leads on his own, but Lash warns that he’d better not go trying any more rough stuff, “Unless of course, you have Nora along to give you a hand– or rather–a foot!” But Sage tells Nora to get back to the studio to round up the details of the story. He wants to be ready to broadcast when the case wraps up. A short time and distance away, Sage finds himself unrolling the Question mask from his belt buckle. He believes Arbo and Kat escaped through the sewer and he’s found the place where the tunnels converge. He makes the transformation into the Question and heads down into the labyrinth of tunnels to find the two criminals. After a brief search, he rounds the corner–to find the two of them drawing their guns! Thinking quickly, the Question does a forward flip and kicks both of the men into the rushing waters of the sewer: “That puts these rats right where they belong!” Kat and Arbo grab onto a pillar for support, but they can’t last there for long. They cry out for help from the Question: “You can swing over on the pipes and pull us out!” yells Arbo. “You have to save us!” yells Kat. The Question replies, “You’re both crazy if you think I’d risk my neck to save the likes of you! As far as I’m concerned, you’re just so much sewage! And you deserve to be right where you are!” “You’re inhuman! You can’t leave us here! You’ve no right! It’s your fault we’re here! You must save us! It’s your duty! It’s–” pleads Kat. “Duty?? To whom??” asks the Question. As the two men are carried away by the sewer current, the hero thinks aloud: “I sure don’t wish those two any luck! But they just might survive their trip to the river! I’d better call Captain Lash so he can pick ‘em up either way.” 181568 1990 Vic Sage: Question, The: Let Nothing You Dismay CB Ditko, Steve Question #35. February, 1990 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181569 1999 Vic Sage: Question, The: Martial L.A.W. CB Ditko, Steve L.A.W. (Living Assault Weapons) #4. December, 1999. TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181570 1987 Vic Sage: Question, The: Mikado CB Ditko, Steve Question #8. September, 1987 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181571 1988 Vic Sage: Question, The: No Title CB Ditko, Steve Question #16. May, 1988 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181572 1989 Vic Sage: Question, The: No Title CB Ditko, Steve Question Annual #2. 1989 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181573 1992 Vic Sage: Question, The: No Title CB Ditko, Steve Brave and the Bold, Vol. 2 #2. January, 1992 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181574 1992 Vic Sage: Question, The: No Title CB Ditko, Steve Brave and the Bold, Vol. 2 #3. February, 1992 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181575 1992 Vic Sage: Question, The: No Title CB Ditko, Steve Brave and the Bold, Vol. 2 #4. March, 1992 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181576 1992 Vic Sage: Question, The: No Title CB Ditko, Steve Brave and the Bold, Vol. 2 #5. May, 1992 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181577 1992 Vic Sage: Question, The: No Title CB Ditko, Steve Brave and the Bold, Vol. 2 #6. June, 1992 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181578 1997 Vic Sage: Question, The: No Title CB Ditko, Steve Question Returns #1. February, 1997 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181579 1990 Vic Sage: Question, The: Or Maybe Gomorrah CB Ditko, Steve Question #36. March, 1990 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181580 1992 Vic Sage: Question, The: Outrage CB Ditko, Steve Question Quarterly #5. Spring, 1992 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181581 1999 Vic Sage: Question, The: Past is Always Present, The CB Ditko, Steve L.A.W. (Living Assault Weapons) #3. November, 1999. TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181582 1989 Vic Sage: Question, The: Peacemaker, The CB Ditko, Steve Question #32. November, 1989 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181583 1989 Vic Sage: Question, The: Place for the Arts, A CB Ditko, Steve Question #28. July, 1989 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181584 1988 Vic Sage: Question, The: Plastic Dilemma, The CB Ditko, Steve Question #19. August, 1988 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181585 1988 Vic Sage: Question, The: Poisoned Ground CB Ditko, Steve Question #12. January, 1988 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181586 1988 Vic Sage: Question, The: Rejects CB Ditko, Steve Question #21. November, 1988 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181587 1968 Vic Sage: Question, The: Return of the Question CB Ditko, Steve Mysterious Suspense (Charlton), #1. Source: www.vicsage.com TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. What is the greatest battle an individual must fight? Is it against the mystic terrors of unknown dimensions? Is it against the hordes of alien beings from outer space, or against foreign armies or criminal conspiracies? No! The greatest battle you or any person must constantly fight is not any of those! What, then, is man’s greatest battle…The Question stands on a wet ledge stories from the street, listening to two figures speak through a rain-soaked window. One of the figures is Max Kroe, one of “the biggest racketeers in the state!” So far, Kroe has been like Teflon and has gotten away from the law scot-free, but the Question has taken great pains to follow him to a secret meeting. The other figure is the respectable Crown City king of the soda pop industry, Jason Ord. The meeting’s not for blackmail or a pay-off, but there seems to be some money passing hands. The men seem to be on good terms with each other, leading the Question to think they’re in cahoots: “Ord’s worse than Kroe! Ord’s using an unearned reputation to deceive the decent people he deals with!” Meanwhile, at W.W.B., Syd Starr has launced another one of his “Get Rid of Vic Sage Quick” schemes, convincing a businessman named Fry to drop his sponsorship of Vic Sage’s controversial show in favor of more family-oriented fare. Fry approaches Sage in the hallway and tells him the news. Sage isn’t offended: “It’s your money, Mr. Fry, you can spend it anyway you please!…One question! Did you come to this decision by yourself?” Suddenly, Fry is offended: “What difference does that make?” Sage replies, “If you’re spending your earned money on what others decide you should buy, are you getting what you want?” Syd and his Yes Men gather around Fry to celebrate, but suddenly, Fry’s not in the mood for such joviality. But as soon as Syd succeeds in his plan, things are foiled. One of his flunkies pops in with the news that the Soda Pop King himself is here to sponsor Sage! Sage meets with Ord in Sam Starr’s office, and immediately refuses to shake his hand: “Mr. Ord’s not acceptable as my sponsor!” Ord accuses him of joking, but Sage assures him this isn’t a joke. Starr believes it to be a misunderstanding, and uncharacteristically lashes out at Sage: “Vic, this is intolerable! Jason Ord! …And you treat him like he’s a plague! Why??” Sage responds that he believes Jason Ord to be in cahoots with Max Kroe, owing to a tip-off from a trusted source. “Honest men don’t deal with known thieves. It can only lead to corrupting that which is honest! I intend to prove Kroe and Ord are two of a kind!” Starr calms down, but still believes Sage’s source to be wrong: “You lost Fry and now you’re refusing Ord! The network could lose the whole Ord account because of your attitude with an unprovable charge!” Sage responds: “A man’s a fool to accept things on faith! You can only decide about Ord on what you know or can prove! And I can’t ignore what I know!” Starr acknowledges that Sage never makes charges recklessly, and agrees to give him until he gets back from an out-of-town trip to prove his case. Syd Starr, hearing from a flunkie who had an ear to the door, couldn’t be more ecstatic: “We couldn’t have done a better job on him than he did himself!” He tries, in vain, to steal away Vic’s staff, focussing specifically on Sage’s secretary/girlfriend Nora Lace. “What’s the name of those things that crawl to trouble spots so they can get their thrills abusing the victims?” she asks her fellow reporter. “They’re called ‘Sydics,’” he replies, infuriating Syd, who leaves. “When they can’t find victims, they feed on themselves,” Al adds. But things aren’t all fun and games and mocking co-workers. Al has fears about job security if they all stick with Sage. Nora is steadfast however in favor of her boss/boyfriend. Fred Pine chimes in: “Let’s stick to the faces and that is we’re riding on a collision course to disaster and we don’t know why!” Vic Sage arrives to hear his staff contemplating disaster and demands that they settle now: “If I ever expected blind obedience in any of you, I’d have fired him! No one here owes me anything! Anyone who wants the best will be glad to have any one of you working for him!” His staff responds: “That’s not what we want to hear, Vic! Just give us the facts like you’ve always done!” But Sage can’t give them the whole story without revealing his extra-curricular heroing activities. He tells them as much as he can and they’re skeptical. Al says, “And on that alone, you’re going after Ord! If your charge leaks out to the public before you can prove it, you’ll be denounced by everyone! …You realize the kind of pressure he can put on the network, on you, on all of us?” Sage promises not to use anyone on the investigation that doesn’t want to be and leaves to start said investigation, but the team is still concerned. Bob Hasel sums it up: “I think Vic’s making the fatal mistake that a lot of people have been praying he’d make.” Jason Ord stands in his office, indignant and infuriated by Sage’s attitude: “Sage is going to regret what he did! I’m going to break him! Before I’m through, Sage will come crawling to me to sponsor him…then Mr. Sage, it will be my turn!” A group of journalists approaches Sage as he eats dinner. They start by saying they hate his guts, but ask him, out of the spirit of professional brotherhood, to save himself the trouble and give in. Sage replies, “Why, gentlemen, should I, this one time, accept poison in my food?” The journalists walk away, one of them accusing Sage of twisting everything and refusing to face facts. But another has a clearer mind about the situation: “No, he makes them too clear! We hate him because he’s fighting the battle we ran out on before it ever started! He won’t give in to what is wrong and we refuse to stand up for what is right!” Jason Ord meets with Syd Starr, and explains that he’s not an unreasonable man, he only wants an apology from Sage. Syd replies that Sage, “needs to be knocked off his self-made throne!” The two decide to align their powers to take Sage down. Ord starts by handing money to a chap named Felix and ordering him to start a smear campaign against Vic Sage. Felix replies, “Before I’m through, even Sage will hate himself!” But Ord has more in mind than making Sage apologize. He’ll act like he’s still going to sponsor Sage if he reneges his accusation, but will use that moment of apology to, “spit in his eye and turn him down!” The smear campaign begins, as news spreads that Sage tried to frame Sam Starr, that pressure by Sage drove some to suicide, that Sage bugged the W.W.B. conference rooms and blackmails his bosses and sponsors to keep his job, and finally, that he spoke out against the U.N. But when faced with the accusation, Sage responds by asking, “if decent people should deal with cutthroats, and if not, why should free governments deal with dictatorships that enslave their own citizens.” And now, the picketers have gathered outside of W.W.B. with signs reading: “The U.N. must stay! Sage must go! / Sage wants our sons to die!” and also, “Sage is a war monger! Remove Sage!” Syd sets up a meeting between his father and Sage, while Captain Lash drops by with the results of a file search: Nothing connects Kroe to Ord. Sage asks, “You think I’m rubbing two names together so some of Kroe will stick to Ord in people’s minds? Lash responds: “Not you, Vic. But I think you fell for a lie! Drop it before you get in too deep to back out!” But Sage refuses to stop his fight, even as he’s attacked verbally by the protesters outside. Inside, he finds that Al has disappeared. Syd accuses Al of…well, Syd says, “What’s the quote about ships deserting a sinking someone or other, you know how it goes!” Syd and Sage go to a meeting with Sam Starr and Jason Ord. Ord has threatened to take his advertising to other networks unless Sage apologizes, which would cost W.W.B. millions. But Sage continues his line of thought, asking an outraged Ord if he ever knew or met Max Kroe. Sam puts the direct question to Sage: will he accept Ord’s offer of sponsorship? Sage replies: “No!” The other W.W.B. staff in the room raise fists to Sage, demanding he take Ord’s offer. They call on Sam Starr to sack Sage, but Starr refuses: “Too many sudden smears and pressures have arisen…I don’t like it! Those tactics are worse than if a man used a gun to get his own way!” Starr gives Sage the two weeks until Fry’s contract expires to prove his case. But Syd and his gang of brown-nosers rejoice at finally having Sage where they want him. Sage talks to his staff in the office, promising to keep after Ord even after the time limit runs out if need be: “I can’t willingly accept a known evil or pretend it’s something less than it is! You have no way of judging Ord, so…If anyone’s going to stand with me, he’s going to have to give a good reason why! I won’t accept the lame reasons about my being the under-dog, every misfit can claim that! Or that I need help. I’m not a charity case! I’ll accept only a reason why you personally want to make the stand and on your behalf, not mine!” Ord takes a phone call from Max Kroe, who has a dynamite idea for getting rid of Sage. Ord finalizes plans and hangs up gleefully: “He’s going to be finished for good!” At the same time, Sage walks down the sidewalk, ignoring the jeers and insults of everyone around him. The greatest battle a person must constantly fight is to uphold proper principles, known truths, against everyone he deals with! A truth cannot be defeated! But when a man refuses to know what is right or deliberately accepts, or does, what he knows is wrong…he defeats himself! The truth remains unbeaten! Part II: What is a hero? Is he a man with super powers, who, when in costume, fearlessly seeks out dangers, daringly confronts all obstacles and performs great feats of bravery but then returns to his everyday life, living in helplessness and fear? …Afraid of what he says and how he acts for fear of revealing his secret identity, thus forcing himself to live unnaturally, stripped of the ability to face up to and act upon the everyday problems of life? His response to them may not be one of fearlessness, daring or bravery but one of a constant brooding about his inability to cope with them successfully! Is it a power or a disguise that makes a hero or is a hero a man who faces up to the challenges and obstacles of life and acts on them in a manner that does credit to himself and the proper principles that have been proven to be true?! WHAT MAKES A HERO? Nora provides her reason for deciding to stay (”Decent people can’t exist where force is the only rule for dealing between groups.”), Fred doesn’t like having his job threatened and didn’t appreciate bribe attempts, and everyone is in except for Al. But hey, where is Al? Sage receives a phone call from Capt. Lash and dashes to police headquarters where Al is being held on charges of murder! Apparently, the police found Al groggily standing over the body a man named Joe Elp with a weapon in his hand after an anonymous call reported gunshots. Al spills his side of the story to Sage, saying that Elp had tipped him off long ago that Ord and Kroe were in cahoots. They shared a few drinks while talking until Al found himself being bludgeoned from behind. Sage asks Lash to hold off on breaking the news of Al’s booking, and heads off to make the evening broadcast. Al feels terrible: “And I had to add this to all his troubles!” But Capt. Lash sees things differently: “Vic’s not complaining! He knows the difference between victim and assailant! He doesn’t penalize the innocent for what the guilty cause!” That night, Sage reports that his assistant has been charged with homicide, but instead of distancing himself from him, lets it be known that he’s standing behind Al and believes him to be innocent. Apparently, Sage didn’t break the news to anyone else before the broadcast. Fred and Nora are shocked, but vow to back Al up. Syd Staff attempts to push his father into firing Sage again. Calls from viewers denouncing Sage flood the switchboards and Ord and Kroe share a secretive chuckle over the phone at the effectiveness of their plan. Sage finds himself facing more angry citizens outside the W.W.B., who believe him to be a hypocrite for standing up for Al. He walks by them without comment and heads to the police station where he bails Al out. Al’s shoulders are drooped as he walks down the steps: “I can’t go back with you! I’ve caused you enough trouble! It’ll be better for you if I keep out of the way!” Sage snaps back that Al is doing him no favors: “If you want to crawl in a hole even though you’re innocent…go ahead! If you’re ashamed to be seen with your firends…run away! If you can’t stand the stares and tongues of public idiots…go hide! But don’t tell me I’m responsible for what you decide…that it’s for my benefit! You owe me nothing!” Al apologizes for feeling sorry for himself and stands up straight. Back at W.W.B., Vic rallies the troops for the While Sage and crew work round the clock to find leads on the Ord-Kroe connection, the program continues to face issues with advertisers. Kroe drops by the network and puts on the face of a reasonable man, offering to renegotiate with Sage. Crosstown, at the King Drug Co., the owner faces pressure to drop his financial support of Sage. But he refuses, comparing the use of his drugs to fight bodily diseases to Sage’s commentary that clears up issues of the mind: “You can refuse to buy my products or listen to Vic. But if you deliberately reject quality and truth, you must be willing to settle for that which is inferior and lies! You do not hurt Vic or me if you choose to cripple your body or mind!” Sage faces the rejection of everyone fearing the backlash they’ll receive just from socializing with him. But he takes on his status as a social pariah well, rejecting a gossiper trying to sell information on Syd and his crowd. Sage meets with Capt. Lash who has just interrogated local stoolie Lippy to no avail. Sage follows Lippy down the street and plans to ask some questions in a different persona. He removes the mask from his belt, smooths it over his face, releases gas from his belt buckle, and waits for the chemical reaction. Vic Sage has become the Question! The Question uses the element of surprise against Lippy, coming in through the window and releasing his trademark yellow gas into the room. He puts a finger to the small of Lippy’s back and demands answers. He gets them: Joe Elp’s real killer was Bo Bene, currently staying at the Grand Hotel. The Question exits through the window and warns Lippy not to try to warn anyone, or else he’ll be back with dire consequences. Ord is starting to crack. Sweating and drinking, he calls Kroe, who reassures him that everything is taken care of. A hired killer in a derby and bow-tie takes care of Bo Bene with compliments from Kroe just before Sage and Lash arrive. Both men are frustrated that they seem to be a step behind, but Sage has a sudden spark of inspiration. Thirty minutes remain before Ord’s deadline comes around. Syd and his crowd are already toasting Sage’s downfall. Nora, Al and Fred continue working and plan to until Sage tells them to quit or they’re tired. Sam Starr stands at his window, hoping that Sage will come up with proof. And Ord finds himself holding a mysterious envelope. As Ord opens the envelope, it begins to smoke and a question mark appears. The letter states that the Question has photographic and audio proof of Ord meeting with Kroe and that he’s seeking a payoff. Without the money, he’ll turn the evidence over to Sage. Ord gets Kroe on the phone, and together they set up a plan to take down the Question. Sage tails Kroe to a secret warehouse meeting place, with a camera and tape recorder to get the proof he’s already told Ord, via his secret identity, that he has in his possesion. He knocks out the guard muscle, but finds himself on the business end of the derby/bow-tie’d killer’s pistol. The killer takes him to Ord and Kroe. Ord panics, but Kroe points out the obvious: “A scoop is no good to a dead newscaster!” But killing isn’t good enough for Ord, he wants Sage to suffer: “I want to hear him beg me to stop!” Part III: Why does a man fight? To survive! To achieve proper values and goals! To keep secure the values he already has! The alternative? Give up…lose by default. Kroe does the dumbest possible thing and launches a punch at Sage, who deftly side-steps and kicks the gun from the killer’s hand in the confusion. Sage fights his way out of the room, throwing a chair through a window and swinging from electrical cords to the warehouse floor. Ord has begun to sweat and panic again: “He better not get out! If he does and he talks, I’ll be ruined! You know what that means, Kroe?” Kroe, who has started to sweat himself, replies: “Shut up! You should never have gotten mixed up with Sage in the first place!” Below, the thugs spread out to find Sage. But Sage has a plan for mass confusion — by switching back and forth between himself and the Question, he can convince the bad guys that they have more than one enemy. Sage, quickly donning and then removing his featureless mask, is making short work of the thugs, as Ord and Kroe continue to panic: “That lousy age and the Question are down there! They must be in this together…! It was a trick…The Question didn’t have any evidence!” Kroe shakes a fist at his business partner: “Now Sage does! Then we have to stop both of them! I could kill you for dragging me into this jam!” Back at W.W.B. Syd and his crowd have gathered to gloat over Sage’s impending pink slip. They think he’s gone into hiding rather than face up to the consequences. But Nora arrives, saying Sage asked her to represent him surrogately. She puts his contract on Sam Starr’s desk. Syd laughs: “That gutless boss of yours is too scared to face us himself! That coward had to send a woman in his place! The great Mr. Sage turned tail. Ha ha. Where’s your fearless newscaster hiding? Who’s protecting him while you’re here?” Tired of his ramblings, Nora decks him. Sam kicks his son out of the office, and tells Nora to take Sage’s contract back, as he doesn’t yet have anyone to replace him. Nora goes back to the office shaken, but soon finds herself present for good news. Capt. Lash drops by to let Al know that he’s been cleared: the gun was proven to be Bene’s. Al feels the weight of the world taken off of him: “Thanks, Vic, wherever you are.” Vic happens to still be in the warehouse, performing his quick change and beating up thugs. But the constant running and fighting is wearing Sage down, and soon, he suspects, the thugs will bring out their guns. He spots a phone on a pole and sneaks over to it, putting in a call to Nora. Handily, Lash is still standing by and heads to the warehouse to help. Sam Starr orders the newsteam to prep the mobile unit, and everyone heads off to cover the big story. They pass Syd in the hallway, where one of his lackeys wonders where their co-workers are running off to. Says Syd: “Who cares! Sage probably stubbed his toe and they’re going to give him a blood transfusion!” Meanwhile, back at the warehouse, the sirens are getting closer as Ord and Kroe are in a state of full-blown fear. The two start throwing careless accusations at each other, unaware that Sage waits around the corner with tape recorder in hand. The thugs run from the building like rats from a sinking ship, and Ord and Kroe head for a secret exit. But Sage foils their plans again: “No one’s leaving this party yet! You two are going to become a public item…trial and prison!” Kroe throws punches while Ord goes for his pistol, shooting Kroe in the back: “If I get rid of both of you, I’ll never have to worry about anything! You know too much about me, Kroe! You’d make a dal to save your hide! I’ll find someone else to run the rackets…I’ll still be Jason Ord, respectable businessman, with you dead, Sage!” Ord fires a shot that glances off Sage’s forehead, and runs to the alley, where he finds Lash and the W.W.B cameras waiting. He drops the gun and raises his hands in surrender. The news team races upstairs where they find Sage taking Kroe’s dying words of confession on tape. “It seemed unbelieveable…Kroe and Ord, partners in crime!” says Nora. “It was,” replies Vic, “…As long as there wasn’t any proof!” Sam Starr asks Sage to clean up the paper that, “your secretary littered my desk with…see that it is removed!” But Syd has one last chance to undercut Sage. With his father called away to Washington, Syd can scoop Sage’s story on Ord by appearing on the roundtable discussion show “Community Challenge.” Syd finds himself being questioned on the removal of Ord as an advertiser, and Syd lays it on thick: “When we became aware of his activities, though not prove…we refused any additional sponsorship. We took the loss until the issue was resolved! We tried to be fair to all concerned, now it belongs to the courts.” Sage’s news team is infuriated at the scooping. “What are you going to do, Vic?” asks Al. “Nothing! Syd is building his own trap and he’ll find himself caught in it! Syd can’t hurt my program, he’s just mouthing and distorting events. I’m covering the fundamental principles of the proper relationship in dealings between people…that explain the Kores and Ords! I’m not reporting on what happened, but why and how! It’s the difference between just seeing something and understanding the nature of what that something is!” Syd finds himself the center of attention in the W.W.B. hallway, as people question him of his heroism in helping take down Ord. “Well, I don’t like to take all the credit…others did do their part after the facts were pointed out to them. I was suspicious of Ord very early in our dealings…” Syd starts. But then he catches sight of Sage walking behind him and begins to stutter. He can’t go on lying, excusing himself by saying that he has a slight throat infection. But his fists are clenched and shaking at the sight of Sage walking away. When does a man achieve victory? When after he has honestly applied himself to the task facing him and having overcome it…is secure in the knowledge that whatever he has accomplished, the fruits of that goal belong to him! He will know…no one else matters. 181588 1989 Vic Sage: Question, The: Riddles CB Ditko, Steve Question #26. March, 1989 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181589 1987 Vic Sage: Question, The: Sacrifice, The CB Ditko, Steve Question #4. May, 1987 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181590 1987 Vic Sage: Question, The: Santa Prisca CB Ditko, Steve Question #10. November, 1987 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181591 1988 Vic Sage: Question, The: Saving Face CB Ditko, Steve Question #14. March, 1988 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181592 1988 Vic Sage: Question, The: Send in the Clowns CB Ditko, Steve Question #20. October, 1988 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181593 1983 Vic Sage: Question, The: Sentinels of Justice CB Ditko, Steve Americomics Special #1 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181594 1988 Vic Sage: Question, The: Silent Parable, The CB Ditko, Steve Question Annual #1. 1988 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181595 1989 Vic Sage: Question, The: Skells CB Ditko, Steve Question #25. February, 1989 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181596 1989 Vic Sage: Question, The: Slaying, The CB Ditko, Steve Question #29. August, 1989 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181597 2005 Vic Sage: Question, The: Stillpoint CB Question, The, Vol. 2, #5. May, 2005 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Vic Sage overhears Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen mocking his high school poetry. If it bothers him, it doesn't show -- because he puts on the faceless mask to become the Question. At the site of the Science Spire, Van Mliet takes Six True Words to the top of the building. She's figured out via chi channels that Luthor's project has only evil purposes. Van Mliet forces her off the building, and the Question watches her fall, pointing in the other plane to the top of the Spire. As he attempts to communicate with her, he hears a different voice instead -- Superman, speaking on a microfrequency, warning the Question about the deaths of Subterraneans he'd heard about the day before. The Question, knowing about the Subterranean's "clean sweep" argues that if the men died, where are their bodies? The Question walks into a portajohn, takes a whiff of Rodor's gas, and has his mind opened to the two worlds. What he doesn't know is that the Subterraneans wait outside. 181598 1987 Vic Sage: Question, The: Suffer the Children CB Ditko, Steve Question #3. April, 1987 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181599 1987 Vic Sage: Question, The: Survivor CB Ditko, Steve Question #7. August, 1987 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181600 1981 Vic Sage: Question, The: The Enigma CB Ditko, Steve Charlton Bullseye, Vol. 2 #1. June, 1981 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. The Blue Beetle stands poised against a wall, a grimace of both fear and determination on his face. Around him, bullet holes and cracked plaster. Pointing at him, five very large gunbarrels. The Question sinks downward into the water, bubbles streaming up from underneath the featureless mask. His arms, coat and tie float upward in the water, while his feet seem to be kicking toward the business end of a robot shark. A portent of things to come in this team-up adventure! Flashback: Vic Sage, Nora Lace and cameraman Al Kert race in the WXZ-TV news van to the scene of a robbery. Nora has a foreboding feeling about the assignment: “There’s something wrong about this Vic…It’s no simple robbery!” Vic agrees: “You’re right, Nora. It’s more like an army assault than a street crime! They’ve got the whole block cordoned off!” Outside an exclusive Eastchester store, police officers shout commands at the crooks inside. One of the crooks replies: “Our only concern is our objective! Kill everyone who gets in our way!” Another crook, bracing a large gun against his stomach while aiming with both hands postulates, “Wait’ll they see this arsenal! They’ll be too stunned to shoot back!” Like a pack of mad dogs, the narration tells us, the gang of heavily armed men burst out onto the street! Vic tells Nora to get back just in time as the crooks fire indiscriminately, setting the store ablaze and exploding half the city block. But a “bold, blue-clad figure” swoops in behind them, planting a double-footed kick across two criminals with a mighty THOCK! The hero parries punches and delivers some of his own, sending the crooks flying. Around a corner, Vic Sage looks on, excited at the chance to meet and help out the Blue Beetle! Sage dons his faceless mask and charges into battle: “I just hope my indigo friend realizes I’m on his side!” Around another corner, a rental truck raises a laser cannon skyward and fires, hitting the Blue Beetle’s flying Bug right between it’s anthropomorphic eyes! As the Beetle is momentarily distracted, one of the crooks ZZAT!s him with a laser rifle! Injured, but still alive, the Beetle lies prone on the ground. One of the crooks decides to finish the Beetle off, but a compatriot mentions that the boss wouldn’t like it. “…And I wouldn’t either!” comes a voice from behind. As the Question appears with fists in tow, the crowd of criminals scatters to escape. “Some kind of advanced weapons, yet they run…why?” wonders the Question. Regaining consciousness, the Beetle thinks he has the answer: The whole robbery was a ploy to take over the Bug! The two heroes watch helplessly as the Bug is towed away by the tractor-beam of a rocketship that, “unknown to them, is piloted by a silent manipulator, miles away…” Who is this diabolical villain? What are his sinister motives? The Blue Beetle has forgotten the man known as the Enigma! The Enigma, a criminal previously caught by the Beetle, refused to speak at his trial and spent the next ten years of his jail sentence in silence, contemplating his anger at the blue hero. After his release, the Enigma managed to shake the cops who kept him under surveillance as he dropped out of sight. Having lost the cops, Enigma dug up the grave containing loot from his criminal career, planning to use the money to exact his revenge against the Blue Beetle! Back in the present, Blue Beetle and the Question have managed to trace the Bug, via homing device, to a warehouse near the river south of town. “You’ve walked into one trap already…are you sure you want to risk another?” asks the Question. No sooner is this asked than the door slams behind them and a heavy block with stalactite spikes falls just feet away from the Beetle! The heroes find themselves surrounded by interesting multi-colored futuristic architecture: “What looks, on the outside, like a modern, inner city ruin, is actually a highly sophisticated, robotically controlled fortress!” Distracted by the spectacle, the heroes aren’t ready for what happens next: A wall of flame explodes into the room, forcing the heroes into a corner! The Question drops through a trapdoor, and even as the Blue Beetle looks on startedly, he falls through a trap door of his own! Inside the control booth, the Enigma clenches his fists with excitement! A lesser man would panic… the caption tells us, But the Question maintains his composure despite the odds against escape! The Question has found himself underwater, facing the most heinous of villainous traps: “What the–A ROBOT SHARK!” The Beetle in the meantime, finds himself on firm ground, but as soon as he feels relief to be out of the proverbial frying pan, he finds himself in the proverbial fire. A series of doors open in the room and from them protrude a series of lethal laser weapons! The Question thinks quick, as his air runs out. “The only discernible openings on the shark,” he thinks, “are its eyes! They must be cameras!” He throws his coat over the shark’s eyes, hoping that the controller behind the shark will be similarly blinded. The robot killing machine strikes the side of the metal aquarium, and the Question goes rushing out with the flow of water: SLOSH! Meanwhile, the Blue Beetle rends a laser gun from the wall with all of his strength. He can’t dodge the laser beams much longer, and his only hope lies in turning the guns on themselves. With a “supreme effort,” Beetle manages to tear a gun free, blasting the other guns, and the room to bits! “As the dust settles,” a wet Question appears, saying there’s no time for review. Beetle agrees. They have to find the villain who’s set up these elaborate deathtraps. They set out in search of the Bug and find it, but, as the Question asks, “What’s that thumping sound?” ROOAAR! screams the mighty giant who leaps out of nowhere to separate the heroes from the Bug. Standing twice as tall as the Beetle-ship, “like some mammoth modern day Golem, an armored giant lumbers into the room! …A man transformed into a thundering monstrosity of living flesh and bone, a living man mutated by the twisted scientific genius of the Enigma!” Beetle theorizes that the only way to stop the man-monster is with the Bug’s weapons system. The Question offers to distract the giant while the Beetle makes a run for it. The Question takes a swing at the giant’s shin with all his might, to no avail: “You miserable little worm! You have only succeeded in angering me! I shall crush the very life from your body before you can take another breath!” The ruse worked, though! The Beetle dashes into the control room of the Bug and starts pushing buttons. The Bug rises into flight, and the giant turns to fight the spaceship. Beetle lets him have it in the face with thousands of volts of electricity! But it’s still not enough! The Beetle uses all energy that’s not needed to keep the Bug aloft for a final BIIZZAATTTT! that drops the giant to the floor unconscious! Beetle and the Question dash out of the room in search of the villain behind their predicament, but the Enigma has one more surprise in store. He furiously pushes a button. “Whoever created this deathtrap is undoubtedly a genius, but what’s his motive?” Beetle wonders. “Do madmen ever have rational motives?” The Question philosophies. At the end of the hallway, Beetle and the Question find themselves facing down a large group of the criminals they’d fought earlier. “A shot from my flashgun ought to buy us a few seconds!” yells the Beetle. “And my fists should win a couple more!” returns the Question. The pair easily overpowers the thugs, infuriating the Enigma, who pledges to finish the job himself. He rushes into the room with a gun drawn: “You two have won for the last time! You may have bested by mindless musclemen, but you won’t beat me!” The Question applies blame where blame is applicable: “You were sent to prison because you were guilty of robbery and murder! You sent yourself to jail!” The Enigma turns on the Question with the laser pistol, but the Question uses one of the thugs as a human shield. Beetle shatters the gun with an uppercut, but the Enigma plants a good one across the Beetle’s face, yelling, “We’ll all go together when I blow this place to hell!” The Question helps Beetle to his feet as the Enigma returns to his control room, activating the self-destruct mechanism: “All my carefully laid plans, all my money and energy…wasted! And the Blue Beetle still lives!” His finger hovers over the destruct button even as the Question and Beetle reach the Bug. Beetle kicks in the stand-by power system to fly out just as the villain’s lair explodes with a mighty BA-ROOM! As the heroes fly off into the sunset, the Question wonders: “I realize it’s a little premature to know for sure, but..we make a good team, don’t you think?” Beetle replies, “If that maniac still lives, we may need each other’s help again!” 181601 2000 Vic Sage: Question, The: The L.A.W….and Order CB Ditko, Steve L.A.W. (Living Assault Weapons) #6. February, 2000 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181602 1976 Vic Sage: Question, The: The Question Strikes! CB Ditko, Steve Charlton Bullseye (Charlton) Vol. 1 #5. June, 1976. Source: www.vicsage.com TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. Our story begins: “Vic Sage, crimebusting trouble-shooting ace newscaster for Worldwide Broadcasting who, with the aid of Professor Rodor’s metamorphic chemicals and his ‘faceless’ mask, becomes the nightstalking scourge of the underworld…The Question!Eight weeks after the events in Blue Beetle #2, the Banshee returns to resume his flying crime spree. Syd tries to get Sage fired again, with a forged confession of association with criminals. Nora Lace finds herself held hostage on the W.W.B nightly newscast. And the Question pulls no punches as he takes on the Banshee’s hoods, then the Banshee himself! 181603 2000 Vic Sage: Question, The: To Serve and Protect CB Ditko, Steve L.A.W. (Living Assault Weapons) #5. January, 2000 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181604 1987 Vic Sage: Question, The: Transformation CB Ditko, Steve Question #11. December, 1987 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181605 1991 Vic Sage: Question, The: Waiting for Phil CB Ditko, Steve Question Quarterly #4. Winter, 1991 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181606 1987 Vic Sage: Question, The: Watchers CB Ditko, Steve Question #9. October, 1987 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181607 1999 Vic Sage: Question, The: Way of the Warrior, The CB Ditko, Steve L.A.W. (Living Assault Weapons) #2. October, 1999. TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181608 1990 Vic Sage: Question, The: Where It Not That I Have Bad Dreams CB Ditko, Steve Question #34. January, 1990 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181609 1967 Vic Sage: Question, The: Who is the Question? CB Ditko, Steve Blue Beetle Vol. 1 #1. Carlton Comics. June 1967. Source: www.vicsage.com TV Reporter-Newscaster Vic Sage for World-Wide Broadcasting Co., alias The Question. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Investigative Reporter Ryder reached too far when he tried to take down a mob boss called Manny, who had him injected with hallucinogenic drugs, dressed in a bizarre costume and shot. He survived, but with a frightening split personality -- the self-righteous reporter Ryder, and the insane, unpredictable Creeper. Ryder initially didn't remember his times as the Creeper, but this information was revealed to him gradually over the years. The News Staff: Fred Pine, Al Kert, Bob Hasel and Nora Lace. World Wide Broadcasting President and Founder Sam Starr, his son Syd and his daughter Celia. Syd Starr, P.R. director at World Wide, addresses a Women’s League: “We at W.W.B. are not just dispensers of mere entertainment…we are the defenders of truth and justice, the all seeking eye–laying bare before the public every form of injustice…whatever the risk…whatever the price! We consider this task our sacred duty! To you…to all mankind! We do it proudly and fearlessly!” Surely, the ladies reply, this man is a leader among men. Meanwhile, crosstown, the Crown City police department busts in on a gambling ring. A man semi-disguised in a thick coat with an upturned collar, sunglasses and a fedora pulled low demands exodus from the building — he’s a respectable business man! The head gambler, Lou Dicer, responds brusquely: “You don’t worry about your rep when you get your cut of the take!” But Dicer leads the man out a secret exit in the back, using the arrest of another customer to mask their escape. Dicer makes a promise to restart the operation, and Respectable Business Man replies: “We better! I don’t intend to go long without my share of this operation.” The two emerge from an alley, where they’re spotted by an unfortunately attentive policeman. Dicer lets bullets fly as the two men get into a car and speed away. The Respectable Business Man exclaims, “You didn’t have to shoot him!” But Dicer is blunt: “I’m a three time loser, big shot…I’m protecting my life…not my lily-white reputation!” A crowd gathers to discuss the crime, while the wounded cop recognizes the face of the man that shot him. On his nightly telecast, Vic Sage reports that the hunt for Lou Dicer continues while accosting his viewers: “…And as usual, you, the enraged public wonders how a leech like Dicer and his ilk can thrive so readily among you! How many of you willingly support Dicer’s illegal gambling operation? How many of you frequent his gaming tables…or play a number daily? You don’t need their kind…They need you! Only you can keep them in business! They can’t exist without your play! Part of the responsibility lies with you! You are willing partners in Dicer’s crimes!” But nobody wants to be confronted with their shortcomings. Sage’s viewers react negatively: “Someday, somebody’s gonna put Sage down!” That man, we find out, is Syd Starr, who wants Sage off the air. A flock of yes-men back Syd up. They have to remain neutral, and a “bleeding heart” like Sage scares off the public and the sponsors. But Sam Starr has a respect for Sage’s brand of journalism: “Vic Sage stays! He’s not afraid to stick his neck out!” Sage keeps on sticking his neck out, delivering a message to Dicer through the broadcast that Sage will be seeing him in prison. Dicer doesn’t, “know who’s worse, Sage or the police,” and elects to skip town until things cool off. Sage tells his staff to keep following leads on Dicer. He’s got a hot one of his own — in a Westside alley beside a building where Dicer’s men are holed up. The men won’t tell Sage where Dicer is, but maybe they’ll tell…The Question! Sage removes the rolled-up mask (”It took a genius like Professor Rodor to design a mask like this! A mask that you can see, breathe and speak through…and yet still look solid!“) from his belt buckle. He releases the gas that seals the mask tight and changes the coloring of his clothes, and prepares to get some answers from Dicer’s crew. He tosses a piece of paper through a transom and when it’s picked up by one of Dicer’s men it begins to smoke. Slowly the smoke dissipates and leaves behind a question mark — “It’s the Question’s card!” The Question bursts through the door, leapfrogging over one of Dicer’s men. “Where’s Dicer? The Question wants answers!” No one seems willing to cooperate, so the Question starts throwing punches. Soon, there’s only one man left, and he still ain’t talkin’. Sage releases more of the gas from his sleeve, so that it comes pouring out around his hand. He holds this hand up to the man’s face: “Then you’ll never talk to anyone again!” Suddenly, being a stool pigeon sounds like a good idea. The Question stands ready on the ledge outside of Dicer’s apartment a half hour later, listening at the window. Dicer’s feeling the heat, and he’s arranged for the Respectable Business Man to meet him by the stone bridge with money for the getaway. “Remember,” says Dicer, “If I get nailed, you and your respectable reputation will go down with me!” If Sage plays his cards right, he can nail both crooks. He puts in a call to Captain Lash…. Two men meet under the stone bridge. Dicer takes the money from his partner, not bothering to count it. But once his hands are full, the Respectable Business Man draws a gun: “I’m afraid this is the only way…I can’t risk having you around loose…too dangerous.” Suddenly, a spotlight shines and the two men are caught are caught under the eye of the Crown City P.D. With the bright light, everyone can tell the identity of Dicer’s partner — Jim Lark of W.W.B! “So you shot that cop?” a policeman asks. “No! It was Dicer,” blabs Lark. Down the street, Sage and cameraman Al Kert get the whole thing on film. The yes-men and Syd have assembled in the W.W.B. offices to try to block Sage’s report on Lark, saying it would make the news station look bad. Sam Starr stands by his man: “I will not suppress the truth! It’s Vic’s show…and his decision!” Sage is there to meet those who would have tossed him off the air: “If this mess didn’t involve someone you know, there’d be no protest! I’m running the tape.” Syd Starr doesn’t understand. “Nora, everyone’s against him! Why is he doing it?” Nora replies: “Ask your speech writer to explain it, Syd. I stand with Vic! Now, I’ve got work to do!” Sage plays the tape, wondering aloud to his audience whether the end of one gambling ring only means another will rise in its place. The audience response? One man sleeps in front of his television set. Another ignores the broadcast in favor of finishing the crossword puzzle. A third man is too preoccupied to care: “Hey mac, place a bet for me!” 181610 1989 Vic Sage: Question, The: Whodunnit?` CB Ditko, Steve Question #30. September, 1989 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Not long after appearing on TV, he began investigating his former professor, scientist Aristotle Rodor who told Sage about an artificial skin he had co-developed with Dr. Twain called Pseudoderm. Sage used a mask made of Pseudoderm to stop Dr. Twain from selling the skin-like bandage because of its toxicity. On television, Sage reported on Dr. Twain's illegal activities. Sage decided this new identity would be useful for future investigations. So The Question was born. Sage worked for news station KBEL in Hub City. Question is primarily focused on the politics of the city fighting corrupt government. 181611 2005 Vic Sage: Question, The: World, the Flesh, and the Devil, The CB Question, The, Vol. 2, #3. March, 2005 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. The Question stalks Metropolis looking for answers and finds them. The clever Subterraneans are using a place the prude Superman would never look to commit their crimes -- the bathroom. With an intricate plumbing system that allows for delivery and payment through the pipes, they can go undetected by Metropolis' premiere superhero. Having this knowledge however, the Question goes on a city-wide tear, wrecking the Subterranean's various rackets -- drugs, black market weapons, prostitution. He sends a message by marking their payment money with the question mark symbol. Meanwhile, Lois has a one-on-one with the architect and Feng Shui master, and they allow her to see the chi of the city using a special helmet, making Lois a semi-believer. 181612 2005 Vic Sage: Question, The: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow CB Question, The, Vol. 2, #1. January, 2005 TV Reporter Vic Sage. Single. Lives in Hub City. 6'0", 175 pounds. Blue Eyes. Reddish Blond hair. Sage made his mark as a highly outspoken and aggressive investigative journalist with a reputation for obnoxiousness. Yesterday: Vic Sage finds himself facing off against an assassin who "walks two worlds," seeing both the superficial nature and the hidden plane of the world. The assassin, called the Psychopomp, ferries souls into the land of the dead, binding them there in torment. Vic Sage also walks two worlds and in him, the Psychopomp finds a formidable opponent. They duel on both planes, conversing until the Psychopomp seems to make a getaway. Today: Vic Sage buys a train ticket to Metropolis, where he's teaming up with j-school classmate Lois Lane, whom he had a bit of a crush on. Sage is also heading to Metropolis to find out about the Subterraneans, the gang that hired the Psychopomp. Somehow, he realizes as he puts together a child's puzzle on the train, all of this is connected to Superman. When the train arrives at the station, Lois boards to meet him, but finds he's already gone. Tomorrow: Vic Sage steps off the train and calls for Metropolis to speak to him. 181613 1994 Vicar of Dibley, The: Animals T Episode #23. 12-15-1994 Reporter (Andy Greenhalgh). 181614 1997 Vicar of Dibley, The: Engagement T Episode #10. 12-26-1997 Newsreader (Edward Halsted - Voice). 181615 2000 Vicar of Dibley, The: Summer T Episode #18. 1-1-2000 TV Reporter (Edward Halsted - Local TV Reporter). Local TV Newsreader (Stewart Wright). Italian Newsreader (Guillaume Tobo). 181616 1991 Vice Academy Part 3 M TV Cameraman (Thomas Hansen). 181617 1998 Vice Academy Part 6 M Reporter (Charlene Blaine). 181618 1969 Vice President Agnew's Attack on News Commentaries DT News 181619 2006 Vice President Clinton said unlike her predecessor CB Liberality For All #2 TV Reporter Kiran Chetry of Fox News. President Chelsea Clinton’s White House in 2021. 181620 1953 Vice Squad M DVD -R HQ 8238, 8239 Reporter (Russ Conway) 181621 1957 Vicious Circle, The M UK Only Press 181622 2003 Vicious Streak M Adult Newscaster (Trevor Zen). 181623 1953 Vicki M Reporter (Richard Garland). Café Photographer (Ramsay Ames). 181624 1992 Vicki DT Series. 1992-1994. Syndicated Talk Show Host Vicki Lawrence interviews celebrities. 181625 1948 Vicki Barr: Hidden Valley Mystery NJ Wells, Helen Reporter. "Up and coming Newspaper Reporter" dates Vicki Barr, flight stewardess. Charming, bright and hard working, Barr's career as an air stewardess brings her glamorous friends and dates with a handsome young pilot and newspaper reporter. 181626 1948 Vicki Vale: CB Batman #49. October-November 1948. Vale featured from 1948 to Detective #320, October 1963. Photojournalist Vicki Vale reported on Batman's activities for a newspaper, became romantically attracted to Batman and Bruce Wayne and suspected they were the same person. 181627 1977 Vicki Vale: CB Detective #320. Photojournalist Vicki Vale returns to Gotham City after being in Europe for many years. She became Bruce Wayne's romantic interest again. 181628 1989 Vicki Vale: CB Photojournalist Vicki Vale returns to become Bruce Wayne's romantic interest again. She becomes one of the hosts of the TV program The Scene (similar to The View). Her co-hosts include Lia Briggs, Tawny Young and Linda Park. The group interview Wonder Woman on her career. 181629 1990 Vicki Vale: Alvin and the Chipmunks: Batmunk C Episode #95. 9-29-1990 Photojournalist Nicki Nale (Britanny Miller) is a parody on Photojournalist Vicki Vale in this spoof on Batman and Robin. 181630 1948 Vicki Vale: Picture News Magazine (aka Picture Magazine. Picture News). CB Batman #49. Summer, 1948. First appearance, Gotham City Edition Newsmagazine where Photojournalist Vicki Vale started her career in Gotham City. For years, she was also the Bureau Chief for the magazine in Paris, France. Returned to Gotham Edition where she worked as a photo editor under an editor named Morton Monroe. Following death of Monroe, she became magazine's editor-in-chief. Vale left Picture News for Vue Magazine. Also a Central City edition of Picture News, of which Irish West-Allen was a long-time reporter. Picture News responsible for christening most of the villains of Flash's Rogues Gallery. 181631 2009 Vicky Hill: Scoop! N Dennison, Hannah #2 Vicky Hill Series Obit Writer Vicky Hill of the Gipping Gazette works in the sleepy English town of Gipping-on-Plym. She is a suffocatingly single reporter whose attempts at finding the right man and the scoop of a lifetime take a back seat to murder. Sweetly bumbling investigative journalist Hill will do anything to get that front-page story. Now an obit writer, Vicky Hill suspects foul play when she learns of a suspicious death: a champion hedge cutter, electrocuted after accidentally slicing through a power cable. To get the real story, Vicky’s willing to suffer through bad dates and mortal danger. Vicky Hill is an ambitious trainee newspaper reporter who dreams of becoming a famous investigative journalist but finds herself stuck writing obituaries for the Gipping Gazette. Vicky is also the daughter of legendary criminal, The Fog -- a fact she must keep secret. Annabel Lake is Vicky’s voluptuous sexpot rival who uses her feminine wiles to bully, manipulate and outsmart our heroine. Currently Annabel is living with silver-haired lothario, Dr. Frost. Annabel’s sugar daddy is wildly popular with the senior citizens of Gipping-on-Plym. Peter Chambers is the Chief Reporter and male chauvinist with a lecherous streak. Barbara Meadows is the Gazette’s long-time receptionist, a mine of local gossip and advice, especially when it involves the opposite sex. Topaz Potter/Ethel Turberville-Spat is only known as Ethel to a select few. She inherited The Grange estate from her aunt but goes by the name of Topaz Potter, waitress at the Copper Kettle cafe. Topaz i enamored with Vicky and has aspirations to follow in her footsteps. Steve Burrows is Gipping’s paramedic and lovable womanizer who is determined to add Vicky to his list of bedroom conquests. Lieutenant Robin Berry is a handsome naval officer and Vicky’s new crush. Chuffy McSnatch is a friend of Vicky’s father’s from the criminal underworld. 181632 2008 Vicky Hill: Vicky Hill Exclusive!, A N Dennison, Hannah #1 Vicky Hill Series Obit Writer Vicky Hill of the Gipping Gazette works in the sleepy English town of Gipping-on-Plym. She is a suffocatingly single reporter whose attempts at finding the right man and the scoop of a lifetime take a back seat to murder. Sweetly bumbling investigative journalist Hill will do anything to get that front-page story. But the unusual death of a local hedge-jumping enthusiast just may lead to Vicky’s own deadly downfall. Aspiring investigative journalist Vicky Hill faces two challenges. The first is to escape the stultifying boredom of funeral reporting for the Gipping Gazette by making a career-enhancing front-page splash. The second is to lose her virginity -- a heavy burden for a woman of 23. Vicky’s chance for a scoop comes with the discovery of three grisly chicken corpses, which are bizarrely connected to the unusual death of elderly Sir Hugh, the local hedge-jumping enthusiast. As Vicky delves deeper into village affairs, she is thrilled to find the sleep English market town harbors more than its fair share of secrets. Yet Vicky has a secret of her own. As the only daughter of The Fog, a notorious criminal currently on the run in Spain, enlisting the help of the police is never an option. If that wasn’t enough, rival reporter, the voluptuous Annabel Lake, thinks nothing of using sexual wiles to gain vital information and thwarts Vicky’s efforts at every turn. With hooded figures meeting at midnight, a stash of stolen silver and a rising body count, Vicky discovers she has opened Gipping’s Pandora’s box. Casting safety aside and with only her pluck, wit and determination to fall back on, Vicky must decide just how far she is prepared to go to clinch the story of a lifetime. 181633 1977 Victim of Aurora N OWN - H Keneally, Thomas Journalist Victor Henneker, representing the press. Peter Sullivan, photographer-cinematographer. 181634 1993 Victim of Love: Shannon Mohr Story, The MT Reporter #1 (James M. Connor). Reporter #2 (Dierk Torsk). 181635 1947 Victim, The N Bellow, Saul Editor Asa Leventhal of a small trade magazine in New York. Kirby Allbee of Dill Magazine gives Leventhal introduction to editor. Editor treated him rudely so Leventhal, normally a restrained, cautious person, blew up and told the man off. Allbee now blames Leventhal for getting him fired. Allbee takes over Leventhal's life. 181636 1999 Victim's Choice (aka Victims Choice) N McClister, Michael T. TV Newscaster-Reporter Joe Colby is successful. He had just lost his wife to a long battle with cancer when his world crumbled again. Now he is seeking revenge for the murder of his two children. One year ago, a part-time handyman savagely raped and killed Joe's young daughter, and brutally murdered Joe's son when he bravely attempted to save his sister. Consumed with a mad need for revenge, Joe schemes for a way to get at the murderer, awaiting appeal in prison. Although Joe's wild plan fails, it makes him and his show the center of attention So when the wives of a criminal defense attorney and a judge who is seen as easy on offenders are brutally murdered, their bodies bearing the message Now You Know How It Feels and signed "the Avengers," Joe is the obvious choice to search for the killers. Colby's widely published claims of injustice coincide with a series of vigilante murders. Colby, more than a little wacko himself, capitalizes on the murders in a series of argument-provoking TV interviews on the justice system. 181637 1986 Victims N OWN - H Uhnak, Dorothy Celebrity Journalist Mike Stein, a prize-winning celebrity journalist 181638 1999 Victims Choice NM McClister, Michael TV Reporter Joe Colby, who lives in an unnamed city, is caught in a storm of vigilante justice. Pair calling themselves the Avengers begin a campaign of terrorism against the "in-justice" system. They believe the system allows endless appeals and technical infractions to free the guilty while hampering police with inflexible laws. Colby is a crime victim himself -- his two children were murdered. His wife just died of cancer. So Colby understands the impulse of the "Savages," a name given to vengeance seeker in his crime victims' support group. As host of the TV Show Crime and Punishment, he has access to cops, victims, right-wing crazies and bleeding-heart liberals. Casualties mount with innocent and guilty alike dying. Vigilantes lose whatever sympathy they've gained and the hunt for them because a crusade to return to a system of law. Colby capitalizes on the murders in a series of argument-provoking television interviews on the justice system. The news show is picked up nationally. 181639 1998 Victor M Photographer at Hospital (Christian Sandquist). 181640 2007 Victor MT Sports Reporter (Lindsey Deluce). Sports Broadcaster (Bruce Hunter). Reporter #1 (Landy Cannon). TV Reporter #1 (J.C. Kenny). TV Reporter #2 (Billy Parrott). Female TV Reporter (Paula Rivera). TV Media #1 (Mac Quimet). TV Media #2 (Krista Moore). 181641 2008 Victor MT News Media. Reporter #1 (Landy Cannon). TV Reporter #1 (J.C. Kenny). TV Reporter #2 (Billy Parrott). Female TV Reporter (Paula Rivera). TV Media #1 (Marc Ouimet). TV Media #2 (Krista Moore). Sports Reporter (Lindsey Deluce). Working class kid who through sheer guts and determination overcomes both physical and psychological challenges to reach the pinnacle of his sport, becomes an Olympic gold medal champion and World Record holder. 181642 2001 Victor - Der Schutzengel TF Series 2001 Photographer (Jens Winter - Fotograf). 181643 1982 Victor/Victoria M Photographer (Paddy Ward) 181644 2009 Victoria Day M News Media. Reporter (Peter Feniak). One week in Toronto in 1988, the rock concert of the century, a search for a missing teammate, parental expectations and a burgeoning sexual awakening threaten to jolt a 16-year-old into adulthood. 181645 1985 Victoria Wood: As Seen on TV T Episode #2. 1-18-1985 Reporter (Julie Walters) 181646 1987 Victoria Wood: As Seen on TV T Episode #13. 12-18-1987 Reporter (Paul Heiney). 181647 2001 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show T PR Public Relations Vice President for Victoria's Secret Monica Mitro (Herself) 181648 2002 Victorian London Newspaper Stand G Miniature Toy Newspaper Stand replica of the Victoria era. 181649 1976 Victorian Scandals: Hannah T UK. Episode #5. 10-1-1976 Photographer (Gideon Cole). 181650 1952 Victory at Sea DT Series. 10-26-1952 to 4-26-1953. 26 Documentary Episodes. NBC Narrator Leonard Graves. 181651 2002 Vida es una loteria, La: Salado y confitado TF Episode #8. News Media. Reporter (Maite Pascal). 181652 2004 Vida Total T Health Reporter (Aliza Lifthiz). 181653 2006 Vidas Opostas TF Brazil Series. Photographer (Daniela Faria). 181654 1956 Vidas Sem Rumo MF Journalist (Jacinto Ramos). 181655 1994 Video Rewind: Rolling Stones' Great Video Hits, The DT TV Reporter Garry McDonald. 181656 2009 Video Space M News Media. Newscaster (Iain Grainger). News Crew 1 (Fernando Mendoza). News Crew 3 (Miguel Rodriguez). Film Crew 1 (Rodrigo Jurbina). Film Crew 2 (Phillip Woo). Film Crew 3 (Keegan Flynn). Film Crew 4/News Crew 2 (Allen Bagley). Group of video store employees in their early twenties aspire to one day work in the Hollywood film industry, but merely dreaming of an unattainable future while surviving the mundane trials and tribulations of their small town society, proves to be more challenging than expected. 181657 1987 Video Violence 2 M Anchorman (Gary Cohen) 181658 1975 Video Vixens M News Media. TV Newscaster (James Walter). Reporter (Joyanne Mitchell). Photographer, Still (Bill Jolitz) 181659 2002 Video Voyeur: Susan Wilson Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 8341, 8342 News Media. Reporter #1 (Oga Nwobosi). Reporter #2 (Roger Barnes). 181660 1982 Videodrome M DVD Canada Parody TV. Newscaster (Bob Church). Video freak, television satire. 181661 1992 Videogrammes Einer Revolution DF News Media. In Romania, December, 1989, armies of cameras recorded history in the making. Harun Farocki, with input from Andrei Ujica, a Romanian thinker on media, reconstructs the events as they were represented by the media. Fictionalization of history, the impact of images on a political process: these are the issues raised by this not quite documentary film about a not-quite revolution. 181662 2001 Vidocq M France. Ness Journalist Etienne Boisset (Guillaume Canet) investigates the disappearance of the famous detective Vidocq. 181663 2007 Vie en Rose, La M News Media. Biography of French Singer Edith Piaf. Affair with boxing champ Marcel Cerdan, whose plane-crash death destroyed her. 181664 1988 Vie est un long fleuve tranquille, La MF France News Media. Le journaliste T.V. (Francois Paoli). 181665 2001 Vie ordinaire ou Mes questions sur l'homosexualite, Une DF France Interviewer Serge Moati. 181666 1962 Vie privee MF France/Italy. Journalist (Louis Malle). Publisher (Claude Day). Photographer Alain (Antoine Roblot). Cameraman (Paul Apoteker). 181667 1983 Vieni, vieni da me, amore mio MF Italy. Photographer (Fernando Arcangeli). 181668 1951 Vienna Dateline T Kraft Correspondent 181669 1987 Vienna Prelude N Thoene, Bodie and Brock Thoene #1 Zion Convenant Series. The Zion Covenant Series is a set of nine novels by Bodie and Brock Thoene detailing the lives of a German Messianic Jewish family, the Lindhelms, from 1936 to the Dunkirk evacuation in 1940 and including flashforwards to post World War II times ranging from 1972 to 2004. American Reporter John Murphy is a courageous reporter who chooses to fight Hitler’s madness. In 1936, Nazi darkness descends upon Europe. Every person is only one step away from being swept into the nightmarish tide of evil. Blonde Elisa Lindheim, a violinist with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, adopts an Aryan stage name for protection. But her closest friend, Leah, a talented Jewish cellist, is in a perilous position. John Murphy is an American journalist who marries Elisa Lindheim, daughter of Theo and Anna, the main character in the series. He is a gentile. 181670 1968 Vier kromme appelbomen MF Reporter (Ward Bogaert) 181671 2006 Vier Minuten MF Germany Journalist (Peter Davor). TV Moderator (Dieter Moor). 181672 1987 Vietnam M Miniseries News Media. TV Journalist (John Allen). Journalist (Virginia Hey). 181673 2003 Vietnam Journal N Lomax, Don (Writer and Illustrator) Graphic Novel War Correspondent Scott Neithammer is called by the troops in Vietnam, “Journal.” His editors sent him to Southeast Asia to write what was happening in South Vietnam. But Neithammer discovers quickly that the real story about the Vietnam War was not at division or battalion headquarters. It was in the bush with soldiers who live with the slime, the stink, the constant fear and frustration of fighting a war that “the powers that be” would not let them win. 181674 1984 Vietnam Voices PO Lange, Gerald News Media. On the South Vietnamese shooting a Viet Cong on television 181675 1987 Vietnam War Story DT News Media 181676 1966 Vietnam Weekly Review, The DT Series. 4-17-1966 to 7-7-1968. NBC TV Newsmen-Hosts Garrick Utley (4-17-1966 to 8-14-1966), Dean Brelis (8-21-1966 to 11-12-1966), Ron Nessen (11-19-1966 to 1-28-1967), Bill Ryan (2-181-1967 to 5-6-1967), Howard Tuckner (1968). NBC News Reporters presented updates of what had happened over the seven days before each show and offered analysis of war activity plus related events. Original host Utley covered the war on location 18 months before doing the series. His replacement Dean Brelis also was a NBC Correspondent in Vietnam and had been wounded during the conflict. Tucker was injured while reporting in Vietnam. Utley returned in 1968 as a reporter in Vietnam. 181677 1964 Vietnam: The Deadly Decision DT Correspondent Charles Collingwood of CBS News 181678 1971 View From Daniel Pike, The: Manufactured Clue, The T Episode #2. 12-2-1971 News Vendor (Brian Carey). 181679 1971 View From Daniel Pike, The: Tale of Two Cities, A T Episode #5. 12-23-1971 News Vendor (Barney Galpern). 181680 1971 View From Daniel Pike, The: Tale of Two Cities, A T Episode #5. 12-23-1971 News Vendor (Barney Galpern). 181681 1960 View from the Fortieth Floor, The N OWN - H White, Theodore H. Magazine. Mass-circulation magazine Trumpet is on hard times in the late 1950s. John Ridgely Warren is supervising editor and chief executive officer of the General American Publishing Company Trumpet has been a national institution. Trumpet and Gentlewoman (Collier's and Woman's Home Companion?) are in trouble financially. John Ridgely Warren, publisher and board chairman, is seeking to save them. He fails, but success in saving his soul and possibly his marriage, and severance pay for the white-collar workers on the staff. Magazine journalism. White is a former correspondent and was an editor of Collier's at the time of its death. 181682 1995 View From the Summerhouse N Whitnell, Barbara Journalist Simon Holt calls from London to say he's been commissioned to write an article on legendary, much-loved BBC radio broadcaster Caleb Carne, whose stirring panegyrics to Britain garnered great fame during the war. Simon is the son of a recently widowed and newly retired advertising man from a New York ad agency. Carne is a name out of the father's past. When he was a 19-year-old American soldier he was practically adopted by the Carne family. He accepts his son's offer to visit him with the Carnes on the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Britain and the BBC commentator's 95th birthday. 181683 2000 View From the Swing M Newspaper Boy (Joshua Tuerpe). 181684 2003 View From The Top M TV Interviewer (Stephanie Miller). 181685 1955 View of the Bay, A N Scowcroft, Richard Press 181686 1985 View to a Kill, A M News Media. TV Reporter (Suzanne Saunders) from KGO 7. James Stock (James Bond) claims to be a reporter from the London Financial Times to get information. 181687 1994 Viften DF Denmark. Reporters Bo Meier, Lotte Mikkelsen, Jan Rydicher. 181688 1961 Vigilante Rodoviario TF Reporter (Rosamaria Murtinho) 181689 1967 Viini postmark MF Soviet Union Reporter Juss Redel (Mati Klooren). 181690 2001 Viktor Vogel - Commercial Man MF Journalist (Harald Schrott) 181691 2007 Vila Faia MF Reporter (Sonia Balaco) 181692 2004 Vilagszam! MF Comedy Anchorman (Zoltan Bezeredy). 181693 2002 Vilde univers MF Editor-in-Chief (Niels Frid-Nielsen) of Main Magazine 181694 1930 Vile Bodies N OWN - H Waugh, Evelyn Columnist Adam Fenwick-Symes takes over a newspaper gossip column, loses his job. Miles Malpractice takes a job as successor to Adam as gossip columnist on the Daily Express. Baron Balcairn, Adam's predecessor as Mr. Chatterbox, a gossip columnist. Gives his paper a false story of aristocratic scandal, then goes home and kills himself. 181695 1975 Vilem Rozkoc MT Czechoslovakia Journalist Bretislav Leckov 181696 1971 Villa a Lidon TF Hungary Journalist Richard Middleton (Ivan Ruttkay). Newscaster (Jozsef Varga D.) 181697 2002 Villa des roses MF Belgium Newspaper Boys (Leo Dherte, Malkiel Golomb). 181698 2004 Villa Madero, A MF Argentina Interviewer Dora Bensignor. 181699 2004 Villa, La N Pascal, Francine Newspaper Editor Nick Devlin of New York first lays eyes on Reporter Anne Green he falls hard and fast. The young report not so much -- particularly as she’s engaged to be married. But Nick is not about to let a little obstacle like a fiancé stand in his way. He loves Anna and he’s certain she’ll soon love him, too. He will turn out to be right, but with great love comes the possibility, even inevitability of great loss. Now, looking back on it all from the villa in France to which she has fled, Anna relives her great love as she struggles to embrace a new life full of wonder and hope. The recently widowed, fortysomething Anna Green Devlin has taken a villa in the South of France to reflect on her life. She remembers her courtship by Nick including an incident where Nick appears nude before an elevator full of convention delegates while pursuing Anna. Anna is a Jewish princess who becomes a successful rock-music lyricist with a daughter somewhere back in the United States. 181700 2004 Village Bride of Beverly Hills, The N Daswani, Kavita Entertainment Reporter Priya , after an arranged marriage in India, moves to Los Angeles, home of her ultra traditional in-laws. She stumbles into a dream job as an entertainment reporter but must keep it secret. Priya lands an interview with an actress with a "million-dollar smile," a history of failed romances and a new nobody of a husband who worked on the crew of one of her films (Julia Roberts?). Culture-clash dilemmas. 181701 1936 Village Chronicle N McConnaughley, James Parker Editor of the town's weekly newspaper. Son, Joel Adams, an instructor of English, takes over his father's newspaper and begins to fill its pages with scathing editorials. Paper nearly goes out of business. Editor's wife becomes ill and the town rallies around her. All is forgiven. 181702 1975 Village of Blood NM Dear, Ian Reporter Ann Meredith (or Ann Green as she is called on the back cover) investigates mysterious events and disappearances connected to the filming of horror movies in an English village. She is described as "a young and attractive journalist." 181703 1910 Village That Voted The Earth Was Flat, The SS GPL Kipling, Rudyard In "Best Short Stories of Rudyard Kipling, The." Newspapers. Pallant, ignorant of journalism, but a buyer of newspapers. 181704 1897 Villagers of 1840-3 SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 181705 2004 Villisca: Living With a Mystery DT Publisher Carolyn Cole Gage, Villisca Review. 181706 2004 Vin Cristo - Zee Movie! M Short Paparazzi (Brad McWaters). 181707 1973 Vin Scully Show, The DT Series. 1-15-1973 to 3-23-1973. CBS Sportscaster Vin Scully, announcer for the Los Angeles Dodgers and a Hall-of-Fame Baseball Broadcaster hosted this talk show. 181708 1989 Vinasu senki MF Japan Reporter Susan Somers (Denica Fairman) hopes to advance her career through gritty reports on the Venus Wars from the Aphrodian side. Two nation-colonies of Ishtar and Aphrodia are fighting Mankind now lives on two planets, civilized Earth and the fractious terra-formed Venus. Aphrodia is a group of monocycle racers accidentally befriends the reporter. 181709 1989 Vinasu senki (aka Venus Wars MF Japan. Animation Reporter Susan Sommers (Denica Fairman) of the Independent Press on Earth, a flirtatious and spunky reporter from Earth. She arrives in the capitol of Aphrodia just before it is captured by Ishtar as the new frontier of Venus has degenerated into a dystopia ravaged by civil war between Ishtar and Aphrodia. The bubbly reporter falls in with a bunch of teenagers who live to play a motorcycle version of Roller Derby. A daredevil rider and his friends reluctantly join the struggle to free Aphrodia from the invaders. The reporter becomes personally involved in the war when she falls in love with a Venusian. In the year 2003, a collision with a giant comet transforms the surface of the planet Venus. In the year 2089, Venus has been colonized and divided into two continents, Ishtar and Aphrodia. Sommers travels to Venus hoping to get a scoop on the military tensions that have arisen between the two nations. She arrives in the Aphrodian capital of Io shortly before the city is invaded by the forces of Ishtar. Meanwhile, a brutal Rollerball-esque racing game is being held in a local stadium. The Killer Commandos are led by a hotshot rider but the game is disrupted by the invasion and the team quickly evacuates. The hotshot rider’s teammate picks up Sue on the way and takes her to the garage where the rest of the team is lying low. The invasion of Io is completed in one day and the politicians, police and press submit to Ishtar’s authority. The city is put under martial law and a curfew imposed. Sue and the Killer Commandos are forcibly recruited for the Bloodhound Squadron. The team is divided. Sue and one of the players think it’s important to fight for Aphrodia’s freedom. But the hotshot rider wants nothing to do with the war. When her boyfriend is called out on a mission, Sue begs him to take her along. Instead, he convinces her to wire her camera to his monobike so he can film their attack. But to Sue’s horror, the boyfriend disappears in battle. Sue steals a buggy to search for him on the battlefield only to stumble upon the terrible truth: he has been killed. Back on Io, the general is visited by Sue who requests an interview with him for the Independent Press on Earth. Once alone with him, the reporter pulls a gun and threatens to kill him in order to avenge her boyfriend and all the other innocent people who have died in the war. She fails to release the safety and is quickly disarmed and arrested. Displaying his sadism, the general accosts Sue, snatches away her firearm, then discharges her pistol inches from the side of her head before putting it to the her skull and pulling the trigger cruelly revealing he has used up all the bullets. The hotrod biker attacks with the Bloodhound Squadron and the general is killed in his tank. Aphrodia is free. Sue is being evacuated to Earth and thanks him for all of his help. He tells her to come back and visit Venus again. Back on Earth, Sue has given a world exclusive on the Venus Wars. She plans to spend her vacation on Venus so she can rejoin her new friends. 181710 1998 Vince and the Trailer Park M TV News Anchor (Kevin Parker). Talk Show Hosts (Greg Lee Harvey, Charlie Paige). 181711 1990 Vincent et moi M Dutch TV Reporter (Kiki Classen) 181712 2004 Vinci MF Poland News Media. TV Reporter (Olaf Eysmont). TVN Reporter (Dorota Berny). City TV Reporter (Katarzyna Galica). Cameraman (Pawel Polak). 181713 2006 Vindication M Photographer (Henry Borriello). 181714 1751 Vindication of an Innocent Lady from the Cruel and Unjust Aspersions of a Certain News-Writer, A ER COPY Anonymous News. Disguised account of the duel in which Horace St. Paul killed William Dalton. The lady is Miss Green, St. Paul's fiancé. England. 181715 1916 Vingarne MF Cameraman (Julius Jaenzon). 181716 1962 Vingklippta N Svedberg, Annakarin Jenny Bjorklund Writer is first-person narrator, a lesbian who has love relationships with men and women 181717 1967 Vingt-cinquieme heure, La MF Photographer (Paul Maxwell) 181718 2008 Vintage Babes N Oldfield, Elizabeth Reporter Carol of the Dursleigh newspaper, is divorced, 50-plus and a reporter on a small-town newspaper, and she’s tired of the way friends and family will try to fix her up with Mr. Wonderful. No thanks. Carol has some encounters with the new young editor replacement who wants to make changes to the paper. 181719 1989 Viografies MF Greece Reporter (Natasa Nikolakaki). 181720 1973 Violated M Teenage Photographer (Tina Russell). 181721 1953 Violated M Reporter Gardner (Michael Keane). Editor (Dan Bergin). 181722 1947 Violence M Rubin, Stanley (Story-Screenplay Ness Book Reporter Ann Mason (Nancy Coleman) works as undercover operator to help FBI agent fight Fascist group. Organization, doing the dirty work for real estate tycoon, calls itself United Defenders and plays up to discontented veterans. Reporter poses as secretary to leader of group and gets photos of members. On the way to deliver photos to her publisher, she is involved in accident and gets amnesia. She is saved by government agent and gets him a job with leader of group. Later she reports his activities to the group's leader. Government agent tortured. When she comes to his defense, she is knocked out and regains her memory. Notifies her publisher of the group's plans to cause riot at housing shortage meeting. Gang is captured. 181723 1998 Violent Earth, The MT Miniseries Photographer (Bill Fell). 181724 2006 Violent Kind, The M News Media. News Reporter (Janet Chiarabaglio). 181725 1991 Violent Love N OWN - H Oster, Jerry Columnist Tony Justice, newspaper columnist, husband of a murdered woman. 181726 1956 Violent Years, The M Newspaperman. Daughter of prominent newspaperman organizes girl gang 181727 1989 Violent Zone M DVD Ness War Correspondents in Vietnam. Two young journalists go on a mission with mercenary soldiers instigated by a U.S. industrialist to rescue his son from a Cambodian P.O.W. camp. 181728 1975 Violer er bla MF TV Journalist (Lone Lindorff) 181729 1989 Violet Closet, The NM OWN - P (Two Copies) Gottesfeld, Gary Reporter Charles Halleran, veteran reporter 181730 1998 Violet Hour, The NM Montanari, Richard Freelance Reporter Nicky Stella from Cleveland is besieged by debts and responsibilities of his own and smells a story that could get the loan shark off his back. Likeable, bumbling hero. Freelance journalist recognizes a great story -- salacious and saleable -- and tries to save his career by finding out why poetry students who went to a party at Case Western Reserve University 20 years ago are suddenly dying in very nasty ways. Serial killer is taking long-delayed revenge on the friends whom he blames for his girlfriend's heroin overdose. Stella's underworld contacts lead him down a slime trial to the killer's lair. 181731 2006 Violet Lotus N Pita, Maria Isabel Reporter Ian McNeil is covering an election in Cairo and becomes interested in the beautiful widow of a best-selling author of murder mysteries who was killed one night in a traffic accident and the sensational story of her supernatural experiences. The widow and aspiring Egyptologist seeks to escape her grief in Egypt's tombs and temples. Photojournalist Mark Russell, a friend of McNeil's is also working in the Valley of the Kings. Mark quickly discovers all the things the woman cannot resist and tries to take the place of her forceful late husband. Yet no matter how he tries, she cannot forget the man she loved. She begins catching haunting glimpses of her husband in the tombs and temples. Mark makes every effort to win her heart, but the widow comes to believe that her husband is trying to communicate with her. Then the reporter gets involved with her life and the woman finds herself the center of a pyramid of men all determined to possess her body and soul. 181732 1986 Violets Are Blue M DVD -R HQ 2261, 2241, SV 160 Foner, Naomi (Screenplay) Ness Book Photojournalist Gussie Sawyer (Sissy Spacek), now famous as a war photographer, returns to her hometown and renews her romance with Henry Squires (Kevin Kline), the married editor of the local paper, the Coast Dispatch. Editor is opposing a plan to develop the island where he lives because it will destroy the coastline. He and Sawyer uncover a plot by the developers to drug wild horses on the island so they can take over when the horses die. Sawyer gets photographic evidence of the scheme and tricks the thugs into believing they have the exposed film. The photos appear on the newspaper's front page. The story is picked up by a larger paper causing the governor to call for an investigation. Editor is exhilarated and Sawyer tries to talk him into going with her on an assignment she is doing on children in war zones. But at the last minute, he chooses to stay with his family. Sawyer takes shots from the airplane of the horses running free. Prologue in 1969 shows Squires as an idealistic young reporter for his father's paper who is trying to write socially conscious stories. He also worked for the Washington Post. Sawyer was a stewardess when she left town then became famous photojournalist. 181733 1937 Violette N OWN - H Sheean, Vincent In "Pieces of a Fan, The:" Correspondent Violette is a widow, chic, clever, popular, good at her work, very successful, good looking, not brilliant, but intuitive, involved in career. Political correspondent for French newspaper. (Born) Only woman political correspondent in Europe. Inherited job from husband. Woman's intuition was her key to success. Couldn't go to bars or professional hangouts because of her sex. Quits her job to protect her lover's career (Born) "Best Woman Correspondent" story praises her high principles -- values decency above career. "Your career! It's the only kind of career (journalism) that's sillier than my own (diplomat). We at least try to get something done. All you do is talk about it. 181734 1974 Violons du bal, Les MF Cameraman (Yves Afonso - Le cameraman). 181735 1988 Viper M Newspaperman Matt Thomas (Jeff Kober). Newspaper Reporter (Richard Stevens). TV Announcer (Galen Scott). 181736 1998 Viper: Breakout T Episode #33. 1-5-1998 Anchorwoman (Norma Wick). 181737 1996 Viper: Condor T Episode #3. 10-7-1996 News Media. Reporter (Leslie Miller). 181738 1997 Viper: Echo of Murder T Episode #17. 2-24-1997 News Media. Reporter #1 (Sean Millington). Reporter #2 (Kathleen Duborg). 181739 1994 Viper: Face, The T Episode #7. 2-18-1994 News Media. Reporters (Julia Parton, Carl Gabriel Yorke) 181740 1999 Viper: Holy Terror T Episode #62. 4-12-1999. Sci-Fi News Media. Reporter (Donna Yamamoto). 181741 1998 Viper: Old Acquaintance, An T SVD 786 Episode #54. 4-28-1998 Photojournalist. Richard Evans (Richard Steinmetz) is the target of killers. Westlake receives a visit from Evans, her ex-husband, from whom, she learns, she's not quite divorced. 181742 1998 Viper: Paper Trail T Episode #36. 2-9-1998 Reporter (Samantha Ferris). 181743 1997 Viper: Shutdown T Episode #16. 2-17-1997 Anchorman (Paul Dunphy). 181744 1999 Viper: Tiny Bubbles T Episode #60. 3-15-1999. TV Reporter (Tamara Stanners). 181745 1998 Viper: What Makes Sammy Chun T SVD 1119 Episode #47. 2-3-1998 Tabloid News Reporter Mickey Finch (Ian Tracey) is a former convict who gets mixed up in an investigation of an arms dealer. 181746 1996 Vipers' Club, The N Richardson, John H. News Media 181747 2003 Virgin M Newspaper Manager (Andrew Thaman). 181748 2004 Virgin Again M Reporter (Mone Walton). 181749 1953 Virgin in Hollywood, A (aka Side Streets of Hollywood, The) M Reporter Darla Sloan (Dorothy Abbott) is sent to Hollywood by the editor of a small-town midwestern newspaper to get the real story of what goes on in Hollywood. She goes tooling down Hollywood Blvd. in her Buick-8 convertible and buys a map showing where the stars live. 181750 1932 Virgin Kills, The NM OWN - P Whitfield, Raoul Sportswriter Al Conners, hard-headed 181751 2000 Virgin Larry M Reporter Vivian (Sharron Bower). 181752 2005 Virgin of Juarez, The M DVD -R HQ 9617, 9618 Journalist (Minnie Driver). 181753 2003 Virgin of Liverpool, The M UK Photographer (David Allcock). 181754 2001 Virgin Suicides, The M SVD 1191 Reporter 181755 1993 Virgin Suicides, The N Eugenides, Jeffrey Reporter Linda Perl, recently hired from a provincial newspaper in Mackinac, wrote a story in the evening paper about a young girl's suicide that "proceeds by the logic of the many 'human interest' pieces that had begun to proliferate at the time." Following day general article on teenage suicide appeared written by Ms. Perl complete with charts and paragraphs mentioning girl in first sentence: "The suicide of an East Side teenager last summer has increased public awareness of a national crisis." 181756 1983 Virginia M Photographer (Paul Thomas). 181757 1970 Virginia Graham Show, The T Talk-Show Host Virginia Graham 181758 2005 Virginia Lovers N Parker, Michael Editor Thomas Edgecombe of the town’s newspaper diligently reports on the mysterious and brutal murder of Brandon Pierce, a gay teenager found dead in his parents’ bed following a high-school keg party in the autumn of 1975 in the town of Trent, North Carolina. As Edgecombe reports on the crime, he begins to suspect that his two sons may know more about the murder than they’re letting on. Daniel, a straight-A student and a friend of the victim, seems destined for a prestigious college scholarship and a better life while his younger brother Pete numbs his adolescent pain in a haze of marijuana smoke and derelict behavior. Once the investigation closes in on the two brothers they make a desperate bid for freedom, escaping north across the lush Virginia landscape to rendezvous with sudden tragedy in the red-light precincts of Washington D.C. 181759 1941 Virginia's Letter to Santa Claus R Frank Yankanin In "One Hundred Non-Royalty Radio Plays." Editorial Writer Frank Church of the New York Sun answers Virginia's letter to Santa Claus in 1897. 181760 1962 Virginian, The: Big Deal, The T Wister, Owen (Novel-Characters) Episode #4. 10-10-1962. Publisher Molly Wood (Pippa Scott) of the Medicine Bow newspaper (1962-1964). 181761 1962 Virginian, The: Brazen Bell, The T Episode #5. 10-17-1962 Editor-Publisher Molly Wood (Pippa Scott) of the Medicine Bow newspaper (1962-1964). 181762 1964 Virginian, The: Brazos Kid, The T Episode #64. 10-21-1964 Reporter Samantha Frye (Barbara Eden) has been fired from many newspapers for here exaggerated stories. St. Louis Post Editor (I. Stanford Jolley). Buffalo Herald Editor (Jimmy Joyce). New York Clarion Editor (Bill Quinn). Samantha Frye arrives in Medicine Bow where she begins working for the newspaper and is courted by both the Virginian and Emmett Ryker. She begins a series of articles for the Police Gazette about a legendary but supposedly dead outlaw called the Brazos Kid and her hints he is still alive brings a bounty hunter, a detective and a man seeking revenge on the outlaw to Medicine Bow. Complicating matters even more are the facts that the Kid is really still alive and living incognito nearby and that the Virginian is his friend and is aware of his identity. Because Samantha's descriptions of the Kid resemble the Virginian, he becomes the target of the Kid's pursuers. 181763 1962 Virginian, The: Fatal Journey, The T Episode #41. 12-4-1963 Editor-Publisher Molly Wood (Pippa Scott) of the Medicine Bow newspaper calls for the President to bring in the army to rid the badlands of outlaws. She is then murdered by four of those outlaws, one Colonel Calhoun, their ruthless leader. The Virginian, who was in love with Molly, joins a posse but while the other posse members give up he eventually finds the villains' badlands' hideout. He poses as a prison escapee, joins the gang and exacts his revenge on the four murderers. 181764 1964 Virginian, The: Fortunes of J. Jimerson Jones, The T Episode #47. 1-15-1964 Newspaper Reporter Eddie Tighe (David Macklin) makes the acquaintance of a judge and his daughter in Chicago. Tighe makes the daughter, Betsy, a romantic target with generally humorous results. 181765 1969 Virginian, The: Fox, Hound and the Widow McCloud T Episode #200. 4-2-1969 Editor (Dennis McCarthy). 181766 1964 Virginian, The: Hero, The T Episode #64. 10-7-1964 Newspaperman James Templeton (Steve Forrest) comes to Medicine Bow to interview Judge Garth who is a leading candidate for territorial senator, but it's a pose. He's not really a journalist. Betsy Garth, the judge's daughter, is smitten with James. He seems just about perfect in everything he does whether it is riding or shooting and this makes Trampas suspicious. His suspicions turn out to be well-grounded. 181767 1968 Virginian, The: Image of an Outlaw T Episode #181. 10-23-1968 Editor (Dennis McCarthy). 181768 1964 Virginian, The: Intruders, The T Episode #53. 3-4-1964 Newspaper Reporter Eddie Tighe (David Macklin) from Chicago and Judge Garth deal with hostages and a plan to kill a Sioux Chief when he arrives for a meeting with a U.S. Army General at Shiloh Ranch. 181769 1962 Virginian, The: It Tolls For Thee T Episode #9. 11-21-1962 Editor-Publisher Molly Wood (Pippa Scott) of the Medicine Bow newspaper. Gang kidnaps a judge for ransom. The Virginian pays the ransom but kidnappers refuse to release the judge until they escape into Idaho. 181770 1964 Virginian, The: Man Called Kane, A T Episode #60. 5-6-1964 Newspapers give wide publicity to the discovery of a number of gold coins and a human skeleton in a cave. The publicity attracts a U.S. Treasury agent who believes the coins seem to be a small part of a missing Confederate fortune. 181771 1962 Virginian, The: Man From the Sea T Episode #14. 12-26-1962 Editor-Publisher Molly Wood (Pippa Scott) of the Medicine Bow newspaper. 181772 1966 Virginian, The: Return of Golden Tom, The T Episode #115. 3-9-1966 Newspaperman Ira Lom (Linden Chiles) sees a story in the legend of a shootout when "Golden" Tom Brant killed three members of a posse. The reporter is interested in the fact that the gold stolen in the robbery has never been found. His story exacerbates the situation bringing in a large number of gunslingers to Medicine Bow. Brant is released from prison after having served 35 years for the murders and he returns to Medicine Bow an old an apparently broken man. His return creates emotional problems for his abandoned daughter, the son of his former partner, and a surviving member of the posse whose brother was killed in the gun battle. The missing gold has also attracted a large number of gunslingers to town. Brant eventually has to face the brother of the man he killed in the original shootout in the same saloon where the killings occurred many years before. 181773 1962 Virginian, The: Riff-Raff T Episode #7. 11-7-1962 Editor-Publisher Molly Wood (Pippa Scott) of the Medicine Bow newspaper tells Trampas of the outbreak of the Spanish-American war and says she is impressed with a man in uniform so Trampas rides to San Antonio, Texas to join the Rough Riders. The Virginian and Steve Bell wants Trampas to return, but all three end up enlisting, leading a detail in Cuba to get rid of snipers and a hidden canon. When the three soldiers return to Medicine Bow, they learn a welcome home party is being held in the Town Hall in their honor. 181774 1970 Virginian, The: With Love, Bullets and Valentines T Episode #229. 10-7-1970. Reporter (James Bacon - 2nd Reporter). 3rd Reporter (Bill Baldwin). 1st Reporter (Vince Williams). 181775 1995 Virgo: Desperately Yours N Malcolm, Jahnna N. School Editor Virginia “Virgo” Wells of the Fairview High Newspaper is neat, precise and sometimes critical -- all of which come naturally to her. When one of her reporters mysteriously disappears, Virginia must use her eye for detail to unravel the mystery. 181776 1999 Virtual Sexuality M Reporter (Trish Bertram) 181777 1954 Virtue Has No Talons NM Chapman, Raynor D. Newspaper staff with two irreconcilable personalities. 181778 1899 Virtue in War SS UCLA Crane, Stephen Press 181779 1995 Virtuosity M L News Media. TV Reporter (Karen Annarino). Suburban Reporter (Laura Leigh Hughes). Suburban Reporter (Dustin Nguyen). Male Newscaster (Anthony Winters). Cameraman (Ahmed Ahmed). Media. 181780 2004 Virumandi MF India Reporter Angela James (Rohini) researching the death penalty in India is told the story of a farm owner whose role in a clan feud leads him to death row. As the story unfolds, there is a riot in the jail and the only one who can get the reporter safely out of prison is the farm owner. 181781 1981 Virus M Reporter (Pep Ballenster) 181782 1995 Virus MT Reporter #1 (Jim McMullan). L.A. Reporter (Brian Brophy). St. Louis Reporter (Angelo Pagan). 181783 1989 Virus N Caine, Peter Weinberg List Journalist 181784 1986 Virus kennt keine Moral, Ein (aka Virus Knows No Morals, A) MF Germany Newspaper Editor prints false information about AIDS to sell his papers in this story about the debilitating effects the AIDS epidemic has on a mythical country called Germany. Reporterin Carola Schrecksch (Eva Kurz). 181785 1959 Vise, The: Come Out Fighting T Episode #119. Reporter (John Martin). 181786 2002 Visible Spirits N Yarbrough, Steve Newspaper Editor Leighton Payne in the town of Loring in 1902 in the Mississippi Delta is also the mayor and a political moderate. But his brother, Tandy Payne, the prodigal son of a once mighty planting family returns home during Reconstruction, a gambler run out of luck. The brother finds his diminished prospects as unappealing as the political moderation of his newspaper editor brother, who stands 6’5”, and harbors liberal opinions, but is handicapped by a perpetual awkwardness. He runs Loring’s newspaper and uses it as a platform for moderation. The brothers’ fraternal tension quickly spreads through the countryside -- some citizens striving for the better world ostensibly promised, others for the vestigial antebellum order. Caught squarely in the center of this tortured dynamic is the African-American postmistress Loda Jackson, her fate further complicated when President Roosevelt, on federal grounds, intervenes personally. And so this local, even familial dispute erupts, fueled by all the dark brutal memories of slavery, civil war and emancipation. Tandy covets Jackson’s job and he decides to steal it by starting a race-baiting campaign claiming Loda encouraged a black laborer to behave insolently. To prevent conflict, Loda resigns, but Roosevelt’s administration decides to make a civil rights stand by not accepting her resignation. In the escalating dispute, Leighton becomes a pariah for siding with Loda. Connecting Loda, Tandy and Leighton is their common father, Sam, a plantation owner who massacred a group of black men and women who tried to escape the Delta in the 1880s. 181787 1592 Vision ER USC Greene, Robert Balladeer 181788 1997 Vision of Ebony, A MT SVD 538 (Excerpts) Adult TV Reporter 181789 1993 Vision Thing, The MT News Media. First Journalist (Dale Rapley). Second Journalist (Marilyn Finlay). Third Journalist (Anne-Marie Marriott). Fourth Journalist (Richard Dixon). Political Reporter Alastair Campbell (Himself). Newsreader Martin Young (Himself). 181790 1987 Vision, The M News Editor (Martin Jones). 181791 2009 Vision, The M Reporter stirs up an old controversy surrounding a series of unsolved murders and a clairvoyant teenage girl and her friends enlist the help of a college professor with a plan to expose the identity of the killer when it is believed that the young girl’s reoccurring vision of the future may be the murder of the professor. Reporter (Stephanie D. Caprini). Newspaper Journalist (Thomas Kosik). TV Reporter (Brian Rigg). 181792 2008 Visionary N Michael, Haliford Reporter Jim Jacobsen is covering the story for the local paper of a celebrity mystic on a lecture tour who arrives in the small town of Hadleyburg to a chaotic reception of desperate fans hoping for a sign from God. Jacobsen is given special access to the celebrity and learns that nothing is at it seems, and begins to question his every assumption about life. He unwittingly becomes part of the story itself increasingly intertwined in a world of conspiracy, lies and murder, while at the same time discovering the truth about God, reality and himself. 181793 1996 Visions M TV Reporter (Susan O'Leary) 181794 2004 Visions of Europe: Unisono M Short Correspondent (Gustavo Monge) of Spain. Correspondent (Carl Gosta Ruster) of Sweden. 181795 1994 Visions of Kerouac N McGoogan, Ken News Media 181796 1993 Visions of Murder MT TV Reporter (Mary Dilts) 181797 1993 Visions of Terror MT TV News Anchor (Tom Sinkovitz). Reporter (Denise Balthrop). 181798 2004 Visions of Truth N Skaggs, Pamela Correspondent Ashley DuPre, a foreign news journalist is driven to unveil the facts. Capturing the world at the end of her pen was not what her father planned for his only child, terrified she'll witness his past. Turning away from her father, DuPre becomes a voice of hope for those silenced by fear. She works 24-7 to reveal the atrocities that are happening daily everywhere to women all over the world. 181799 1960 Visit to a Small Planet M Vidal, Gore (Play). Edmund Beloin, Henry Garson (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Newscaster Roger Putnam Spelding (Fred Clark) scoffs at belief in flying saucers until he is visited by outer space alien. Takes alien in as houseguest. Alien convinces broadcaster of his extraterrestrial origins by levitating the broadcaster's toupee. Alien falls for Spelding's daughter. Alien saves broadcaster's job when news boss George Abercrombie (Jerome Cowan) comes to fire him because of pressure from advertisers. 181800 1955 Visit to a Small Planet T Vidal, Gore In "Best Television Plays." - Goodyear Television Playhouse - 5-8-55 Broadcast. TV Broadcaster Roger Spelding (Edward Andrews). Entire Script of Play 181801 2000 Visit, The M Photographer (Jordan Lund). 181802 1994 Visita da Velha Senhora, A MTF Portugal News Media. 1st Journalist (Vitor Norte). 2nd Journalist (Andre Maia). 181803 1982 Visiting Hours M SVDSP 699. SP 697 (incomplete). B 57 (Misses Opening) Taggert, Brian (Screenplay) TV Reporter Deborah Ballin (Lee Grant) who is hospitalized from a previous attack is stalked by psychopath. TV News Producer Gary Baylor (William Shatner) chews out the reporter when she supports a battered wife on TV telling her "Your job is not to take sides." She becomes the focus of media attention when she is assaulted. Reporters at a press conference question her about whether this has changed her position on nonviolence. Journalist 1 (Dean Hagopian). Journalist 2 (Katherine Trowell). 181804 2005 Visiting the Strange Planet Called Earth NSF Ticer, Bob Reporter Terry Johnson is young and attractive and in over her head. Her mentor is a CIA agent who gets ambushed. Her life and the fate of modern civilization are now in peril. She is helpless to prevent a horrendous plot by General Wong of the Chinese army, al-Qaeda and organized crime to instigate a nuclear holocaust. Reporter learns too much and is targeted for assassination. 181805 2003 Visitors M TV Reporter (Bruce Hughes). 181806 1970 Vist er vi ej snobbede DF Denmark Interviewer Poul Martinsen (Voice). 181807 1998 Vita logner: TF Episode #19. 1-27-1998 Journalist (Thomas Hedengran). 181808 1994 Vite riddaren, Den TF Journalist 181809 1974 Viu-hah hah-taja MF TV Reporter (Dave Liebkind) 181810 1992 Viuvez Secreta MF Photographer (Henrique Viana). 181811 2005 Viv Powers: Bad Luck Woman N Albright, Letha #3 Vivian Powers Series Reporter Vivian “Viv” Powers is in the midst of a struggle between Native American activists and corporate greed. Propelled by worry for her sister's safety, Viv traces the path of a ruthless killer and comes face to face with an enemy who will stop at nothing to silence her. Powers becomes simultaneously involved in the murder investigation of a Tulsa woman who has inexplicably shown up in small-town Tahlequah and an inquiry into the possibly dangerous transportation of spent fuel from a nuclear-energy plant. The more Powers learns, the more likely it becomes that the two matters are linked. 181812 2002 Viv Powers: Daredevil's Apprentice N Albright, Letha #2 Vivian Powers Series Small Town Reporter Vivian “Viv” Powers involved in murder that may have been committed by her best friend. "The day my friend Lucie Dreadfulwater killed Dale Nowlin, the November wind rattled the rafters of the barn in which they faced each other. Only the two of them could say what happened that day, and they're both dead. No one is left to tell their story except me." So begins the mystery tale narrated by Viv Powers, Lucie's best friend, as she uses her journalism skills to try to solve the tragedy of Lucie's death on the windswept plains of Oklahoma. The police think that the Cherokee woman committed suicide, but Viv is doubtful. She receives a package in the mail that Lucie had sent shortly before she died. Her ghost seems to call for justice. Someone had been trying-unsuccessfully-to buy Lucie's land. Did that have something to do with her death? Viv's suspicion that Lucie has been murdered compels her to begin a tenacious investigation. Soon, her questioning creates a furor among tribal members and local police officials. More than one person is hiding something that might explain the deaths of both Lucie and Dale Nowlin. When another man is found dead, Viv risks her own life to find out the answers. Ancient legends of the death-witch, Utlunta, intertwine with the disappearance decades ago of Lucie's grandfather, further entangling the multi-layered knot that Viv must unravel. Has Utlunta returned to wreak more havoc on the townsfolk? Or does the answer lie behind the eyes of one of her neighbors, perhaps even someone she knows quite well? As Viv moves closer to the truth and danger assaults her, she senses that she will indeed have to confront Utlunta, in one evil guise or another, before Lucie's spirit can find peace. 181813 2000 Viv Powers: Tulsa Time N Albright, Letha #1 Vivian Powers Series Oklahoma Reporter Vivian “Viv” Powers confronts the challenge of her life when her love, Charlie, is accused of murder and will do nothing to defend himself -- not even declare his innocence to her. A firm believer in logic and facts, Viv learns to face the trials of faith as she pursues the truth of what happened, who did the murder -- and why Charlie isn’t talking. 181814 2001 Viva DF Denmark. Series 2001-2004. Weekly Journalistic Magazine TV Magazine Staff. Reporters Jon Adelsten (2003), Helene Hansen (2003), Hanne Brandt (2004), Jakob Thygesen (2004). Photographers Per Morten Abrahamsen (2002-2004), Wolfgang Tillmans (2003). Host Lise Muhlhausen (2001-2004). 181815 1960 Viva I'Italia! MF French Journalist (Tina Louise) 181816 2004 Viva la Bam: Uncivil War T Episode #19. 10-31-2004 Photographer, Civil War (Rob Gibson). 181817 1984 Viva la vie! MF TV Journalist (Martin Lamotte) 181818 2007 Viva Laughlin: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 9129 Episode. 10-2007 News Media. Cover of Las Vegas magazine promotes a new casino. Murder complicates one man’s dream to open Laughlin’s most magnificent gambling casino and hotel complex. 181819 1934 Viva Villa! M DVD -R HQ 2867 (2867 is mislabeled as 2861 on Disc), 2868. L Pinchont, Edgcumb and O.B. Stade (Book). Ben Hecht (Screenplay). Reporter Johnny Sykes aka John Van Ardale (Stuart Erwin) of the New York World follows the exploits of the legendary Mexican bandit. Often writes the story before it happens and while he is drunk and Villa then follows what he wrote. Sykes is present at all the key events in Villa's life including his death. As Villa dies, Sykes makes up his final speech prompting Villa to ask him as he dies, "What were my last words?" Reporter Wallace Calloway (Ralph Bushman). Newspaper Man (Paul Stanton). English Reporter (Arthur Treacher). German Reporter (William Von Brincken). French Reporter (Andre Cheron). Russian Reporter (Michael Visaroff). Russian Reporter (Michael Visaroff). German Reporter (Wilhelm von Brincken). 181820 1952 Viva Zapata! M Brando Newspaperman man, Fernando Aguirre (Joseph Wiseman), political agitator who claims that his typewriter is the sword of the people 181821 2004 Viva: DF Denmark. Series 2001- TV Program. Music Journalist and DJ Katrine Ring. Reporter Jakob Thygesen - Voice. Reporter Hanne Brandt - Voice. Journalist Bo Tao Michaelis (2001). Host Lise Muhlhausen (2001). Photographers Per Morten Abrahamsen (2002-), Jan Grarup (2002). 181822 1997 vivant qui passe, Un MF Interviewer (Claude Lanzmann-Himself) 181823 1908 Vivianne's Venture N Graeme, Viola Editor. Young woman becomes editor of fashionable flutterings. Methods of finding copy are not respectable. Falls in love and writes a novel. 181824 2001 Vivien Leigh and the Last Press Conference P Reporters. The play begins as Vivien Leigh (Marcy Lafferty) herself sweeps onto the stage for her last press conference -- still the glamorous movie star and still talking in Scarlett O’Hara’s voice. But it’s an illusion. 181825 2003 Vivir pedaleando TF Ecuador - Short Interviewer (Santiago Jimenez). 181826 1967 Vivre pour vivre MF Photographer (Jacques Portet). 181827 1970 Vladimir et Rosa MF Weatherwoman (Juliet Berto). 181828 1995 Vlemma tou Odyssea, To MF Journalist (Yorgos Michalakopoulos). 181829 1992 Voce Decide TF Brazil. Series 1992 Reporter (Virginia Novik). 181830 1989 Voce della luna, La MF Journalist (Dario Ghirardi). 181831 1969 Vodkaa, komisario Palmu MF Reporter Kosti Kula (Matti Oravisto) 181832 1994 Vodoun, Volume 1 N Madsen, David Journalist Ray Falco, once a powerful prize-winning Washington D.C. journalist, is a burnt-out case. A murder wakes him up. 181833 1937 Vogues of 1938 M News Media. Reporter (Jason Robards Sr.). Runaway bride is an excuse for lots of fashions and music. 181834 1956 Voice at the Back Door, The N OWN - H Spencer, Elizabeth Press 181835 1996 Voice from the Grave MT From the Files of "Unsolved Mysteries" Reporter #1 (Russell Werkman). Reporter #2 (Mary Major) 181836 1954 Voice in the Streets N OWN - H Tebbel, John NewspaperOwner. With the help of his father-in-law's money, a man builds up a successful crusading newspaper during the years 1835 through the Civil War in America. Timothy Duncan Stevens, hero of this historical novel of New York journalism and politics. Stevens enters as an Irish immigrant who reaches New York in 1835 and goes on to edit and publish a rival to Greeley's Tribune and to achieve many other conquests including any female he wants. 181837 1946 Voice Like Velvet, A NM Henderson, Donald Press 181838 1941 Voice of Broadway, The DT Columnist Dorothy Kilgallen 181839 1990 Voice of Ei-Harod, The (aka Derech L'Rein Harod, Ha-. Back to Freedom). ) M Israel. Ness Radio Station trying to broadcast underground. 181840 1949 Voice of Firestone T Series TV Newsman John Daly, host 181841 1944 Voice of God, The SS Holtby, Winifred In "Pause to Wonder: Stories of the Marvelous, Mysterious and Strange" Press 181842 2001 Voice of the Butterfly, The NM Nichols, John Reporter Susan Delgado is a lustful, punk-rock girl reporter who stalks an aging tree-hugging ex-flower child waging a desperate, all-out political battle to prevent money-grabbing town movers and shakers. These villains want to bulldoze a highway bypass through the last breeding grounds of the rare and endangered Rocky Mountain Phistic Copper butterfly. Delgado is an eccentric newspaper reporter. 181843 1964 Voice of the Hurricane M Howard, Peter, Alan Thornhill (Play - "Hurricane, The"). Thornhill (Screenplay). AFI-Journalists. Ness Book Journalist Richard Lord (David Cole) returns to his family's farm in British East Africa. Secret rebellion occurs, but farm is spared because leader of revolt is their cook and has an affection for the journalist. Lord is killed returning from hospital where he took an injured African girl. Friend makes a speech calling for racial understanding. 181844 1929 Voice of the Storm, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 181845 1932 Voice Said Goodnight, A M Reporter (Roland Culver) 181846 1968 Voices DF France Interviewers Michael Kustow, John Stember (Voices). Commentary Wilfird Thomas (Voice). 181847 1995 Voices From a Locked Room M DVD -R 1723 Based on a True Story London Critic reviews of a look-alike composer's work seem unusually scathing. He dates an American singer. 181848 1995 Voices From Silence N Unger, Douglas American Journalist Diego returns to Argentina to visit the family with whom he once lived as an exchange student. Finds his family torn apart. Two of their sons have "disappeared" during the military dictatorship. Oldest son recently returned from exile in Paris. Diego wants to find out more about the ongoing trial of former military dictators on charges of human rights abuses, which will include testimony about the death of the youngest son. Diego returns with his wife and the couple is pulled into the national tragedy. He tries to help the victimized Argentina family he befriended as an exchange student. 181849 2008 Voices From the North: SS From “Voices From the North: New Writing From Norway” edited by Vigdis Ofte Photojournalist is followed across a river by a man who then learns how to slaughter a boar on a visit to India. 181850 1980 Voices in Time NSF MacLennan, Hugh TV Journalist tells how news affected events -- nuclear destruction of civilization in 2030. 181851 1998 voix en or, Une MTF News Media. Journaliste (Albert Michel). German News Reporter (Lisa Wegner). 181852 1997 Volcano M DVD -R HQ 1902, 1903 News Media. TV Reporters Terry Anzur, Jillian Barberie, Jennifer Bjorklund, Paula Bond, Sandra Clark, Angie Crouch, Sasha Foo, Penny Griego, Pat Lalama, Lonnie Lardner, Luann Lee, Dorothy Lucey, Jean Martinez. TV Reporters Teresa Quevedo-Stoll, Alina Rescasens, Jane Velez-Mitchell, Jane Wells, Andrea Wynn, 181853 2004 Volcano Disaster, The (aka Nature Unleashed: Volcano) M News Media. Scientist who studies volcanoes has come to a city to warn the mayor that a volcano is about to blow up and destroy the town. The mayor refuses to do anything about the situation. The scientist’s prediction turns out to be true and he tries to help rescue as many townspeople as he can before everyone perishes in a massive lava eruption. 181854 1997 Volt TF French-Canada Correspondents Jean-Sebastien Busque, Francine Frydenberg, Guy Gagnier, Nadine Kasta, Dano Spooner. Hosts Simon Garneau, Matthieu Pichette, Marie Turgeon. 181855 1949 Volume One T Dramatic Series (1949) Press 181856 1943 Volunteer, The M Photographer outside Buckingham Palace (Michael Powell). 181857 1986 Volunteers, The N Williams, Raymond Reporter Lewis Redfern, who is London-based, works for Insatel, a global satellite TV conglomerate, is reporting on the shooting of the Secretary of State for Wales 181858 1942 Vom Schicksal verweht MF Germany News Media. Journalist Will Rubber (Hermann Speelmans). 181859 1977 Von einem, der auszog. Der Fall Andermann N Peitz, Marietta Germany Journalist 181860 1849 Von Klempelen and His Discovery SS MLPL Poe, Edgar Allan Magazine. Account in the Home Journal has suffered greatly through erroneous translation from the German. Literary World quoted. 181861 1965 Vonda Rosegood N OWN - H Dohrman, Richard Journalists from all over the country cover the murder trial in search for the big story. 181862 1990 Voodoo Dolls M News Media. Reporter (Anik Matern). 181863 1988 Voodoo Hag of Doom!, The CB Wrath of the Spectre #4 Reporter Earl Crawford tracks the Spectre while the Spectre is tracking down a series of VooDoo killers. 181864 1977 Vooruzhyon I ochen opasen MF Journalist Henri York (Vsevolod Abdulov) 181865 1992 Vor dem zweiten Satz N Schmidt, Alfred Paul Austria Journalist 181866 1951 Vores fjerde far MF Journalist (Poul Thomsen) 181867 1990 Vorwarts MF Reporter (Jorg Friedrich) 181868 1960 Voskreseniye MF Soviet Union Commentator (Aleksei Konsovsky). 181869 1949 Vote for Huggett M Newspaperman (Arthur Hambling). 181870 2006 Vow N Milner, Denene and Angela Burt-Murray African American Gossip Columnist Vivian Evans is one of three best thirtysomething friends who come together for their sorority sister's tony wedding on New Year's Eve in Hollywood. They make vow at the stroke of midnight to get married within one year. Can Vivian, after undergoing a complete makeover, win back the father of her child? Slightly plump Evans, an entertainment journalist, remains hopelessly in love with her son's father, her ex-husband. Enter the world of California glitz and glamour as three friends navigate their way through Hollywood's chaotic dating scene. Newspaper reporter Vivian is still in love with her college boyfriend. Earthy single mom Viv longs for a full-time family with her son's father, a successful plastic surgeon but gets sidetracked by a smitten gangsta rapper. 181871 2007 Vow of Vengeance: Medical Suspense Novel, A N Dreyfack, Ray and Harold Mellin Investigative Reporter is car-bombed after looking into HMO’s abuses that range from illegal health care denial to blackmail, kidnapping and murder. A caring physician and grieving widower heads a committee to uncover HMO abuses but a hitman is assigned to eliminate troublemakers and a committee member’s car is forced over a guardrail and the crusading reporter is killed. 181872 2005 Vow, The NR Millner, Denene, Angela Burt-Murray and Mitzi Miller African-American Journalist is one of three career girls in Los Angeles who makes a pact with an agent and an actress to be married within a year. 181873 2004 Vows N Kingsley, Johanna Editor Valentina Cummings of Every Bridee Magazine has remained single for a long time, so when her closest friends and family receive lavish wedding invitations out of the blue, they are pleased and astounded in equal measure. What made Valentina suddenly give up her lifelong rejection of love? And who is this person she now claims is the man of her dreams? 181874 1996 Vows of Deception MT DVD -R HQ 7995, 7996 TV Reporter (Tom Sullivan) 181875 1689 Vox Clero, Lilli Burlero PO USC Anonymous News 181876 1932 Vox Pop R 1932-47 Interviewer. People on the street interviewed 181877 1998 Voyage of Terror MT DVD -R HQ 8661, 8662 TV Reporter Rhonda Rowan (April Telek) 181878 1961 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea M DVD -R HQ 4735, 4736 U.N. Commentator (Art Baker). 181879 1965 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: Cyborg, The T Episode #36. 10-17-1965. Series 9-14-1964 to 3-31-1968 Reporter (Nicholas Colasanto). A cybernetic genius creates a perfect mechanical duplicate of Admiral Nelson. His plot is to make the crew of the Seaview believe they are fighting World War Three. In doing so, the sub will launch nuclear missiles at China, Russia and the United States. After the holocaust, the cybernetic genius plans to take over and usher in "the age of the cyborg." 181880 1967 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: Man of Many Faces T Episode #90. 10-29-1967. Reporter (Howard Culver). 181881 1964 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: Village of Guilt, The T Episode #8. 11-2-1964 Newscaster (Irwin Allen - Voice). Sea monster kills three villagers in a Norwegian fjord. One man survives. Seaview arrives to investigate. Nelson and Crane are met with hostility from the locals and find the survivor has died. Nelson does his best to make sure the "sea monster" doesn't destory Seaview. 181882 1982 Voyagers!: Arrow Pointing East, An T Episode #10. 12-12-1982 News Media. Reporter #1 (George Caldwell). Reporter #2 (Howard Schechter). Reporter #3 (Howard Goodwin). 181883 1982 Voyagers!: Cleo and the Babe T Episode #6. 11-14-1982 News Media. Reporter #1 (John Achorn). Reporter #2 (Charles C. Stevenson). News Vendor (Ed McCready). 181884 1982 Voyagers!: Jack's Back T Parriott, Sara and James D. Parriott Episode. News Media 181885 1982 Voyagers!: Travels of Maraco…and Friends, The T Episode #9. 12-3-1982 Reporter (Dale Reynolds). 181886 2006 Voyeur M Reporter (Shoyi Cheng). Head Producer (Taylor Ray). Editor (Mike Grimm). Station Chief (Lee Vogt). 2nd Producer (Dalila Ali Rajah). Staff Member (Taya Asimos). Exiled from Hollywood, a producer of Reality TV shows finds a job at a struggling TV station in remote Oregon and comes face to face with the demons of power, money and ego. 181887 1998 Vozvrashchenie -- smert: roman N IUrskaia, Elena Female Journalist 181888 1937 Vozvrashcheniye Maksima MF Soviet Union Editor of Pravda (Vasili Vanin). 181889 1976 vraie jeune fille, Une MF TV Commentator (Thierry Roland - Voice). 181890 2000 Vrata nochi N Stepanova, Tatiana Woman journalist Female Journalist 181891 1967 Vreemde vogel, Een MF Journalist (Jaap van Donselaar) 181892 1965 Vremya, vperyod! MF Reporter (Viktor Markin). 181893 1949 Vstrecha na Elbe MF Soviet Union Journalist Janet Sherwood (Lyubov Orlova). 181894 1969 Vstrecha u staroj mecheti MF Photographer (Rasmi Dzhabrailov) 181895 1978 Vsyo reshayet mgnoveniye MF Soviet Union Sports Commentator Nikolai Ozerov). 181896 2003 Vuelo de la Reina, El N Martinez, Tomas Eloy Newspaper Director of a reputable publication in Buenos Aires falls in love with a talented journalist half his age. Political corruption unfolds in a country headed for destruction. 181897 1997 Vychova divek v. Cechach MF Photographer (Milos Kabyl). 181898 1968 Vyenskaya pochtovaya marka MF Reporter Juss Redel (Mati Klooren). 181899 2006 Vzyat Tarantinu MF Russia Film Critic (James Derrick). 181900 1988 W klatce MF Poland TV Reporters (Anna Frankowska-Teter, Jerzy Zlotnicki). TV Programme Producer (Danuta Kowalska). 181901 2003 W-tyyli TF Finland Reporter (RistoKuulasmaa - Himself). 181902 2008 W. M Stone, Oliver (Director). Stanley Weiser (Screenplay) News Media. News Commentator (Jim Garrity). Anchor 2 (Taylor Treadwell). News Woman (Lee Ann McDade). Reporter #1 (Andrew Sensenig). Reporter #2 (Gabriela Ostos-Tamez). Asian Journalist (Teresa Cheung). Asian Journalist (Elena Kong). News Boom Operator (Jonathon Tripp). Biography of the life and presidency of George W. Bush. 181903 1969 W. Somerset Maugham: Back of Beyond, The T UK. Episode #2. 6-10-1969 Photographer (Andy Ho). 181904 1969 W. Somerset Maugham: Fall of Edward Barnard T UK. Episode #12. 8-19-1969 Photographer (Craig Hunter). 181905 2007 W.C. M Radio Commentators (David Spain, Eugene Bullard - Voices). 181906 1976 W.C. Fields and Me M Reporter Gene Fowler (Louis Zorich), writer 181907 1978 W.E.B.: Good Night and Good Luck T Episode #4. 9-28-1978 News Director Gus Dunlap (Richard Basehart), head of the news division of Trans Atlantic Broadcasting Co., a TV Net. Pamela Bellwood (Ellen Cunningham) is head of Special Events Programming. Jack Kiley (Alex Cord) is head of programming. Dan Costello (Andrew Prine) is the sales chief. Walter Matthews (Howard Witt) is head of operations. Harvey Pearlstein (Lee Wilkof) is the research head. 181908 1978 W.E.B.: Great Clowns, The T Episode #5. 10-5-1978 News Director Gus Dunlap (Richard Basehart), head of the news division of Trans Atlantic Broadcasting Co., a TV Net. Pamela Bellwood (Ellen Cunningham) is head of Special Events Programming. Jack Kiley (Alex Cord) is head of programming. Dan Costello (Andrew Prine) is the sales chief. Walter Matthews (Howard Witt) is head of operations. Harvey Pearlstein (Lee Wilkof) is the research head. 181909 1978 W.E.B.: Pilot T Episodes #1-#2 (Two Pilots). 9-13-14-1978. Series 9-14-1978 to 10-5-1978. News Director Gus Dunlap (Richard Basehart), head of the news division of Trans Atlantic Broadcasting Co., a TV Net. Pamela Bellwood (Ellen Cunningham) is head of Special Events Programming. Jack Kiley (Alex Cord) is head of programming. Dan Costello (Andrew Prine) is the sales chief. Walter Matthews (Howard Witt) is head of operations. Harvey Pearlstein (Lee Wilkof) is the research head. 181910 1978 W.E.B.: To Angelica With Love T Episode #3. 9-21-1978 News Director Gus Dunlap (Richard Basehart), head of the news division of Trans Atlantic Broadcasting Co., a TV Net. Pamela Bellwood (Ellen Cunningham) is head of Special Events Programming. Jack Kiley (Alex Cord) is head of programming. Dan Costello (Andrew Prine) is the sales chief. Walter Matthews (Howard Witt) is head of operations. Harvey Pearlstein (Lee Wilkof) is the research head. 181911 1978 W.E.B.: Unaired Episodes T Episodes #6-#7-#8-#9-#10-#11. "California, Here We Come!," "Walk a Velvet Tightrope," "Harvey's Big Hit," "The Orderly Mr. Appleby," "Sheep's Clothing," "Sleeping Dogs." News Director Gus Dunlap (Richard Basehart), head of the news division of Trans Atlantic Broadcasting Co., a TV Net. Pamela Bellwood (Ellen Cunningham) is head of Special Events Programming. Jack Kiley (Alex Cord) is head of programming. Dan Costello (Andrew Prine) is the sales chief. Walter Matthews (Howard Witt) is head of operations. Harvey Pearlstein (Lee Wilkof) is the research head. 181912 1984 W*A*L*T*E*R (aka Walter) M Short - Comedy Interviewer (Clete Roberts). 181913 1994 Wachtmeister Zumbuhl MF Reporter Flury (Roeland Wiesnekker). 181914 1962 Wacky World of Dr. Morgus, The M Haig, Noel, Roul Haig (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness book Reporter Pencils McCabe (Dan Barton) finds out about an invention created by doctor in French Quarter that can turn people into sand and then revive them. Falls in love with spy. Can’t convince editor to run the story. 181915 1998 Wadd: Life and Times of John C. Holmes, The DT Interviewer (Martin Brimmer-Rodger Jacobs). Film Critic Kenneth Turan. 181916 1998 Wag the Dog M DVD -R HQ 3530, 3531. SVD 956 PR News Media. "Network"-style satire. Factory Reporter (Terry Anzur). Santa Fe Reporter (Melissa Gardner). Press Room Reporter (Gina Menza). Female Press Person (Giselle Fernandez). Andrews AFB Reporter (Bill Handel). Chicago Newscaster (Christine Devine). Chicago Newscaster #2 (Richard Saxton). News Break Reporter (Emmett Miller). Aircraft Carrier Reporter (Tom Murray). White House Reporter (Rick Scarry). Male Commentator (Michael Villani). Crossfire Interviewer (Warren Wilson). War Commercial Photographer (Phillip V. Caruso). 181917 1977 WAGA Fox 5 Atlanta News at 10 PM DT Series 1977 Reporter Morse Diggs. Anchor-Host Marc Bailey, Good Day Atlanta 181918 2004 Wager, The M Editor Patricia (Maggie Gousse). Cameraman Robert (Yan Feldman). 181919 2007 Wager, The M News Media. Reporter #1 (Brad Heller). Reporter #2 (Leticia Robles). Reporter #3 (James Gilbert). Reporter #4 (Collette Wolfe). Reporter #5 (Andrew Stergis). 181920 1983 Wagner MT Miniseries Journalist (Gunther Panak). Editor (Albert Rueprecht). Photographer (Peter Holliger). 181921 2006 Wagner Au in Second Life G Reporter Wagner Au is an embedded journalist in Second Life. Second Life (SL) is an Internet-based virtual world launched in 2003 developed by Linden Research Inc. (Linden Lab). It came to international attention in the mainstream news media in late 2006 and early 2007. Residents interact with each other through motional avatars. They can explore, meet other Residents, socialize, participate in individual and group activities. They can create and trade items (virtual property) and services from one another. 181922 1994 Wagons East M DVD -R HQ 6757, 6758 Reporter (Roger Eschbacher). Reporter (William Tucker). 181923 1990 Wahl der Waffen N Kuckart, Judith Germany Radio Journalist 181924 1915 Waif, The M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy. 181925 1918 Waifs M AFI-Reporters Reporter Fitzjames Powers (Creighton Hale) rescues a woman who ran away from home and eventually wins her love. 181926 1937 Waikiki Wedding M PR - Quinn Publicity Man Tony Marvin (Bing Crosby), easy-going publicity man. Photographer (Jack Chapin) 181927 2006 Waist Deep M DVD -R HQ 8587, 8588 News Media. Newscaster #1 (Shawn Parr). Newscaster #2 (William Duffy). Newscaster #3 (Laura Miro). Newscaster #4 (Dawn Reavis). Newscaster #5 (Dylan Tays). Female Radio DJ (Yolanda Whittaker). 181928 2005 Wait 'Til This Year MT Sports Reporter Tony Terzi (Himself). TV Sports Director at Connecticut's WTIC Fox 61 Rich Coppola (Himself). 181929 1950 Wait for Tomorrow N OWN - H Wilder, Robert Reporter Slade Compton on a newspaper fighting to preserve one last shred of principle 181930 2000 Waiting NSF Robinson, Frank M. TV Reporter Arthur (Artie) Banks is a member of the Suicide Club, a group of friends who gather regularly to discuss new developments in their particular area of expertise. Banks begins to probe the death of a doctor who discovers another race of human beings who are about to take control of earth. He is stalked to San Francisco and killed. The doctor was a member of the Suicide Club. Banks finds the doctor's death suspicious -- especially when more doctors involved in a routine autopsy are also killed. Other members of the club as well as Banks' wife and disabled stepson come under scrutiny. Banks gradually sees the horrible details of the alternate race of humans who have been in hiding for 35,000 years and are now ready to take control of the planet. It turns out his wife and stepson are members of this species, but left because they were afraid for their lives. His stepson really isn't handicapped. 181931 2002 Waiting for an Angel N Habila, Helon Journalist Lomba is a young journalist living under military rule in Lagos, Nigeria. 181932 1996 Waiting for Michelangelo M Camerawoman (Sheila Cameron). 181933 1996 Waiting for the Dark, Waiting for the Light N Klima, Ivan TV Cameraman Pavel Fukova, once a promising, award-winning documentary filmmaker, is forced to survive under communism by working as a cameraman for the state-run television station. He’s a cynical cameraman for state-controlled TV in Czechoslovakia circa 1989. Pavel is a middle-aged TV cameraman working uneasily within the boundaries set by the regime who dreams one day of making a film. Pavel and his cineast buddy, Peter, attempted to flee the country 21 years ago. Since then, Pavel has sacrificed his dreams one by one on the altar of expediency. He thinks up screenplays for movies that will never be made and fantasizes about Alice, the lost love of his life. Every aspect of his life, in fact, is permeated by a moral grubbiness. To wit, he has a long-standing relationship with a woman whose former husband lives one thin wall away. Even the upheaval that unseats the president does nothing to relieve Pavel’s lot because he understands that neither the new power brokers nor he himself can forgive his cooperation with the previous regime. Lurking behind Pavel’s sad story is Peter, who, after their failed escape attempt, gave up the possibility of a career in film and, in the process, won over Alice. 181934 1990 Waiting for the Light M SV 147 News Media. TV Reporter (James Cissel). German TV Reporter (Rich Hawkins). National Newscaster (Louis Guzzo). Local Newscaster (Steve Henderson). 181935 1898 Waiting for the Spring N Trelawney, Dayrell (Ada Dayrell Fowler) Church Newspaper 181936 1998 Waiting in Vain N Channer, Colin African-American Magazine Editor Sylvia is a transplanted Jamaican who is disappointed in her magazine editing job and her art-dealer lover. African-American is a painter and novelist attracted to her. International love triangle moves between Jamaica, New York and London. Sylvia is beautiful. 181937 2006 Waiting on the World to Change MUS Mayer, John In the album, "Continuum," Aware/Columbia Pop-Rock Public Relations. Corporate media. With a melody lifted straight out of Curtis Mayfield's classic civil rights rallying cry, "People Get Ready," carries an incisive protest message. "When they own the information/They can bend it all they want.": Mayer defends his generation against the charge of political apathy, and railing against the Bush administration and the corporate media. 181938 1995 Waiting to Exhale M DVD -R HQ 9296, 9297 Interviewer (Thomas R. Leander) 181939 2007 Waiting To Surface N Listfield, Emily Magazine Editor Sarah Larkin’s artist husband Todd’s disappearance drives this novel. What if your husband went to the beach late one night and never returned? Sarah attempts to piece together the details -- was it suicide? Had Todd been drinking? Did his recent art contain clues? Sarah is also trying to provide a stable home for their 6-year-old and balancing a high-pressure career. Machinations of the glossy magazine world. Novel was inspired by real life: Author-Former Fitness Editor Emily Listfield’s husband, sculptor George Dudding, disappeared from a Florida Beach in 1999. 181940 1982 Waitress! M SVD 560 Teen Magazine Reporter, a prep-school reject and a would-be actress work at a diner 181941 1970 Wakacje z duchami TF Poland. Series. Photographer Hubert (Gustaw Lutkiewicz). 181942 1954 Wakaki hi no takuboku: Kumo wa tensai de aru MF Japan Editor-in-Chief Kusakabe (Toshio Takahara). Chief Editor Eto (Tetsuro Tamba). Newspaper Reporter Mishima (Shunji Kasuga). 181943 1943 Wakaki hi no yorokobi MF Japan Editor (Ichiro Sugai), Chief Editor of Shin-Eiga sha. 181944 1942 Wake Island M DVD -R HQ 5988, 5989 Radio Reporter (Sam Hayes). 181945 1960 Wake Me When It's Over M Singer, Howard (Novel). Richard Breen (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Joab Martinson (Robert Emhardt) is a writer of articles for medical journals. Two servicemen use him to get publicity for a hotel they are running on a remote island by claiming hot springs on the island have magical properties. When reporter gets drunk while visiting the hotel and is accidentally tossed into the pool, he blows whistle by writing an article for News Views magazine that brands the place as a center of sin. This leads to military investigation. One of the servicemen is about to be court-martialed, but through military mix-up he has been given two service numbers and redrafted. Case is dropped and hotel is turned over to the island's native inhabitants. Radio Journalist (Vin Scully). 181946 1966 Wake Up and Die (Svegliati E Uccidi-Lutring) M Lizzant, Carlo (Story). Ugo Pirro (Screenplay). AFI-Newspapermen/Yellow Journalism. France-Italy. Released in U.S. 1967. Ness Book Newspaperman in Milan plays up a petty crook into a major criminal. Crook begins to believe his own image and commits greater and greater crimes culminating in murder. Newspapers cooperate in creating impression that all police efforts are being focused on capturing crook in order to lure more dangerous criminals into false sense of security. 181947 1937 Wake Up and Live M VHS 898 Brande, Dorothea (Book). Harry Tugend, Jack Yellen (Screenplay). Curtis Kenyon (Story) Faye Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell as himself. Feud with band leader Ben Bernie 181948 2004 Wake Up, Ron Burgundy: Lost Movie, The M Compiled from dropped sub-plots and alternative takes. TV Anchor Ron Burgundy (Will Ferrell). Anchor Veronica Corningstone (Christina Applegate). Newscasters Brian Fantana (Paul Rudd), Champ Kind (David Koechner) and Brick Tamland (Steven Carell). Network Reporter (Kent Shocknek). Eyewitness News Member (Jay Johnston). Eager Cameraman (Seth Rogan). News Station Employee (Judd Apatow, Debra McGuire). Eyewitness Security Guard (T. Sean Shannon). Announcer (Chuck Poynter). 181949 1921 Wakefield Case, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer. Playwright Wakefield, Jr.'s father is murdered. 181950 1993 Wakefield Hall NM Stanfill, Francesca Arts Journalist Elisabeth Rowan, who writes about the arts for the Wall Street Journal, has long been obsessed with a renowned actress. Not long after the actress dies, her husband summons Rowan to Wakefield Hall, his grand country home, and informs her she has been chosen to write the stage performer's authorized biography. She collects numerous windy reminiscences from the actress' friends and mentors. The woman's stepdaughter is hostile and Rowan has to deal with her own longstanding romantic attachment to a very rich married man. She discovers the darker side of the actress' life. 181951 2004 Waking Dead, The M News Media. Field Reporter (Rob Pinnock). Newscaster Nash Ingalls). Newsroom Woman (Monica Lofstrom). Newsroom Staff (Sonya Craine, James Gow, Nik Mills). Cameraman (Mike Daigle). 181952 2001 Waking Life M DVD -R HQ 4177, 4178 Animation News Media. Young vagabond listens to such varied subjects as existentialism, evolution, alienation, dreaming and the media. 181953 2000 Waking the Dead M News Media. TV Newsman #2 (Robert Harding). TV Newsman at Bombing (Bill Haughland). Reporter from Fielding's Past (Leah Pinsent). Reporter at Restaurant (Alan Fawcett). 181954 2005 Waking the Dead: Cold Fusion T Episode #30. 10-23-2005 News Media. Journalist #1 (Geoffrey Towers). Journalist #2 (Rachel Gleeves). 181955 2001 Waking the Dead: Every Breath You Take (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #9-#10. 7-9/10-2001 News Media. TV Reporter (Janet Ellis). 181956 2004 Waking the Dead: False Flag T Episode #20. 7-18-2004 TV Interviewer (Clarence Mitchell). 181957 2003 Waking the Dead: Multistorey T Episode #15. 9-14-2003 News Reporter (Asad Ahmad). 181958 2002 Waking the Dead: Special Relationships T Episode. 9-17-2002. News Media. Reporter 1 (Chris Barnes). Reporter 2 (Emma Buckley). TV Reporter (Robin Oakley). 181959 2005 Waking the Dead: Straw Dog T Episode #28. 10-9-2005 Newsreader (Ian Palmer). 181960 2002 Waking, The N Nichols, Mike Reporter Will Dunby comes home one evening and is surprised to find that his lawyer wife isn't there. Her car careened off a bridge and caught fire. She was seriously injured and is in a coma. They were wealthy, attractive, selfless, in love. He uses his reporter's skills to uncover the full story as suspicion mounts about his involvement especially after his wife's ex-lover is found dead. 181961 2004 Walang bakas TF Philippines Journalist 181962 1986 Wales' Work N Walshe, Robert Editor Robert Racine with a "bardic tic" must write the life of his defunct employer, tycoon Wallace Wales, who unaccountably keeps turning up as a living corpse. 181963 1964 Walk a Crooked Mile NM Truss, Seldon Press 181964 2007 Walk Hard: Dewey Cox Story, The M News Media cover Musician Dewey Cox, whose songs change a nation. Television Reporter Gail (Jane Lynch). Press Conference Reporter (Jack Kehler). During his rock ‘n’ roll career, Cox sleeps with 411 women, marries three times, has 22 kids and 14 step-kids, stars in his own 1970s’ TV show, collects friends ranging from Elvis to the Beatles, gets addicted and kicks every drug known to humans, but despite it all, Cox grows into a national icon and eventually earns the love of a good woman. 181965 1970 Walk in the Spring Rain, A M AFI-Authors Writer 181966 2001 Walk of Fame N Krum, Sharon New York Business Writer Tom Webster. Glossy magazine offers him $100,000 to write an expos of overnight fame. His mission is to make himself famous in 30 days 181967 1968 Walk Softly, in Fear NM PVL Butterworth, Michael Editor of Focal Magazine, Mary Wyatt-Humer. Eugene Graham, managing editor. Focal, the monthly magazine for the woman of taste. 181968 2005 Walk the Line M News Media. Female Journalist (JoAn Likins). Press Photographer (Kevin Scroggs). Chronicle of country music legend Johnny Cash's life, from his early days on an Arkansas cotton farm to his rise to fame with Sun Records in Memphis, 181969 2000 Walk the Talk M Reporter (Jonathan Atherton) 181970 1997 Walk This Way M Interviewer (James Scoles) 181971 1984 Walk Through the 20th Century with Bill Moyers, A DT Host Bill Moyers 181972 1985 Walkabout SS GPL Wollaston, Nicholas In "Foreign Exchange: New Travel Stories." Editor-Narrator Nicholas was editor of a local paper. 181973 1987 Walker M DVD -R HQ 9175, 9176 Journalist, lawyer and doctor, William Walker (Ed Harris) at age 32 led a bloody revolution and installed himself as president of Nicaragua under orders from Cornelius Vanderbilt. He was executed by the Nicaraguan military. 181974 1998 Walker, Texas Ranger: T SVD 693 Episode News Media. Steve McQueen, through digital magic, makes an appearance with Walker, Texas Ranger. 181975 1998 Walker, Texas Ranger: T VHSSP 666 (Excerpts). VHSSP 677 (Media Excerpts). Episodes. Series 4-21-1993 to 5-19-2001 News Media. Cordell Walker is a contemporary Texas Ranger working out of the Dallas office. Partner is young Jimmy Trivette, college grad who played for the Dallas Cowboys until he busted his shoulder. 181976 2001 Walker, Texas Ranger: 6 Hours T DVD -R HQ 4083 Episode #194. 4-14-2001 TV Reporter Kelly Santos (Alyce Caron), the newscaster, reports along with other News Media about the kidnapping of a billionaire's daughter. Kidnapper puts the girl on a live Internet Web Site as the 6-hour countdown to her death takes place. Santos and 11 News goes live with Web Cam broadcast showing daughter tied up with a gun aimed at her. Santos says the station will continue to carry the feed live as the final minutes count down to her death. She says every family has to make a decision whether to continue watching and that "we warn you it could be graphic." Shows people glued to their sets. 181977 1996 Walker, Texas Ranger: Behind the Badge T DVD -R HQ 2114. VHS 389 Episode #73. 3-23-1996 Female Reporter Vanessa St. John (Shari Headley) follows Trivette around for the "Behind the Badge" television show, but all the action follows Walker. Trivette attempts to impress the reporter. 181978 1995 Walker, Texas Ranger: Big Bingo Bamboozle, The T DVD -R HQ 5608 Episode #39. 1-5-1995 TV Talk Show Host Chandl: "We the People With Chandl." Only witness in case of a money-laundering bingo scam keeps running away. 181979 1995 Walker, Texas Ranger: Blown Apart T DVD -R HQ 7287 Episode #53. 9-23-1995 News Media. Escaped convict turns mad bomber to take his revenge on those responsible for sending him to prison. 181980 1995 Walker, Texas Ranger: Blue Movies T Episode #46. 2-25-1995 News Media. Reporter (Vick Hutson). Judge about to reveal important information to Alex and Walker is assassinated via helicopter and the investigation reveals a connection to the adult film business. 181981 1993 Walker, Texas Ranger: Borderline T DVD -R HQ 6386 Episode #102. 4-23-1993 News Media. TV Female Newscaster-Newsperson (Terri Harrel). 181982 1999 Walker, Texas Ranger: Brothers in Arms T DVD -R HQ 6863 Episode #149. 5-1-1999 News Media. Female TV Anchor-Reporter (Karen Borta). Trivette's estranged brother is behind a drugs-for-arms deal. 181983 2000 Walker, Texas Ranger: Child of Hope T DVD -R HQ 6271 Episode #187. 12-9-2002 News Media. Reporter #1 (Brian Custer). Reporter #2 (Betty Nguyen). Alex discovers an abandoned infant and she and Walker become instant parents. Reporters want to know how they can be foster parents and still hold full-time jobs. Alex answers that the Texas Rangers has excellent day-care facilities. At end of episode, they find baby's mother, but Alex discovers she is 8 weeks pregnant. 181984 1998 Walker, Texas Ranger: Code of the West T Episode #135. 10-24-1998 News Media. Reporter (Stewart Schwensen). Convict escapes from prison seeking retribution for those responsible for putting him there. Knowing he has murdered others, Walker and Trivette try to stop him before he can murder his trial's judge 181985 1996 Walker, Texas Ranger: Codename: Dragonfly T Episode #85. 11-2-1996. Reporter (John Criswell). Military helicopter with stealth capabilities has been stolen to be utilized by a drug cartel. Thief turns out to be an ex-Marine and old comrade of Walker's who left him for dead in Vietnam. 181986 1999 Walker, Texas Ranger: Countdown T Episode #155. 10-2-1999 News Media. News Anchor (Karen Borta). News Reporter (Maria Arita). Terrorists plan an urban release of anthrax in 48 hours. 181987 1996 Walker, Texas Ranger: Cyclone T Episode #88. 11-23-1996. Reporter #1 (Leslie Alexander). As a cyclone approaches, kidnappers demand $10 million for a buried bus full of children. 181988 1996 Walker, Texas Ranger: Deadline T DVD -R HQ 8609 Episode #74. 4-13-1996. News Media. Reporter #1 (Kyle Clementson). TV Anchorwoman (Gayle Davis). Budget cuts threaten the existence of the Texas Rangers. 181989 2000 Walker, Texas Ranger: Deadly Situation T Episode #180. 10-14-2000 News Media. News Reporter (Derek McGrath). Rookie officer framed for departmental corruption takes Alex hostage. 181990 1994 Walker, Texas Ranger: Deadly Vision T SVD 1026 Episode #21. 3-26-1994 News Media. News Reporter (Constance Jones). Using a psychic to help locate a kidnapped 8-year-old earns Trivette ridicule from his fellow rangers. 181991 1998 Walker, Texas Ranger: Everyday Heroes T DVD -R HQ 7537. Episode #124. 3-21-1998 Reporter and Photographer do story on Walker and his prodigy, Trent. They then defend a woman against her abusive, drug-dealing husband. 181992 1998 Walker, Texas Ranger: Eyes of a Ranger T Episode #140. 12-5-1998 News Media. Reporter (Karen Borta). Heroin industry in Dallas. 181993 1995 Walker, Texas Ranger: Flashback (Parts I and II) T DVD -R HQ 8529, 8554 Episode #46. 5-6-1995 Editor (Milton Killen). 181994 1996 Walker, Texas Ranger: Flashpoint T Episode #65. 1-13-1996 News Media. Newswoman (Gayle Davis). Some Irish militants are trying to kill a peacemaker. 181995 1997 Walker, Texas Ranger: Full Contact T DVD -R HQ 8648 Episode #94. 2-1-1997 News Media. Reporter #1 (Ruben Navarro). Reporter #2 (Joe Nemmers). 181996 1996 Walker, Texas Ranger: Hall of Fame T Episode #78. 5-18-1996. Reporter (John Criswell). Serial killer taunts C.D. as he prepares for induction to the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame. 181997 2000 Walker, Texas Ranger: Home of the Brave T Episode #179. 10-7-2000 News Media. Reporter (Karen Borta). Rangers stop a ring of baby kidnappers, but soon find themselves in a new mission: rescuing people, including Alex, trapped in a collapsing building. 181998 1998 Walker, Texas Ranger: In God's Hands T DVD -R HQ 7527 Episode #122. 2-28-1998 News Media. Accidental shooting of a 6-year-old results in Trivette's suspension. Media circus. 181999 1999 Walker, Texas Ranger: In Harm's Way (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #153-#154. 5-22-1999, 9-25-1999. News Media. News Reporter (Lewis Johnson). 182000 1993 Walker, Texas Ranger: Innocent Man, An T DVD -R HQ 5578 Episode #12. 12-4-1993 News Media. Walker tries to exonerate a condemned man he thinks was blackmailed into pleading guilty. 182001 1999 Walker, Texas Ranger: Jacob's Ladder T Episode #152. 5-15-1999 News Media. News Anchor (Karen Borta). News Reporter (Maria Arita). TV Cameraman (Duane Conder). Gang terrorizes witnesses with arson and attempts to murder firefighters who respond to their blazes. 182002 2001 Walker, Texas Ranger: Justice for All T DVD -R HQ 5731 Episode #193. 2-17-2001 News Media. Walker investigates the death of a lawyer. 182003 2000 Walker, Texas Ranger: Lazarus (2) T Episode #184. 11-11-2000 News Media. News Anchor (Karen Borta). 182004 1999 Walker, Texas Ranger: Mind Games T Episode #150. 5-8-1999. Reporter #1 (John Criswell). Escaped prisoner hunted by Walker and Trivette. C.D. investigates the death of a friend's son that is ruled an accident. 182005 1997 Walker, Texas Ranger: Neighborhood, The T Episode #100. 4-26-1997 News Media. African-American Female TV Reporter Sharon Stafford (Constance Jones). Reporter (David DeMatta). Walker helps a 10-year-old severely wounded in a drive-by to end violence in her community. 182006 1994 Walker, Texas Ranger: Payback T Episode #37. 12-10-1994 News Media. Reporter (Terri Harrel). Investigation into a series of carjacking leads Walker to a man who put a $1 million bounty on him. 182007 1999 Walker, Texas Ranger: Principal, The T Episode #144. 2-6-1999 News Media. News Reporter (Lewis Johnson). High school teacher involved in drugs. 182008 1996 Walker, Texas Ranger: Redemption T DVD -R HQ 8627 Episode #79. 10-26-1996 News Media. Newscaster #1 (Maria Arita). 182009 2000 Walker, Texas Ranger: Retribution T Episode #186. 11-25-2000 News Media. Newscaster (Karen Borta). 182010 1996 Walker, Texas Ranger: Return of LaRue T Episode #67. 2-3-1996 News Media. Reporter (Catherine Whiteman). Victor LaRue is paroled for good behavior and wants to take revenge on Alex and Walker. 182011 1998 Walker, Texas Ranger: Royal Heist T DVD -R HQ 6798 Episode #133. 10-10-1998 News Media. Reporter (Alyce Caron) of 11 Action News. Man Walker put away years ago is paroled and resumes his life of crime. Trivette infiltrates his gang to bring him back to justice. Alex opens her Help Our People Excel (HOPE) center to help save youth from gang life. 182012 1993 Walker, Texas Ranger: Shadow in the Night, A T DVD -R HQ 8421 Episode #3. 5-1-1993 News Cameraman (Dan Burkarth). 182013 1996 Walker, Texas Ranger: Silent Cry, A T Episode #86. 11-9-1996 News Media. Anchorperson (Stewart Schwensen) Reporter (Georgia Fox). Walker searches Dallas nightclubs to seek out who raped a friend's daughter with the help of a mickey slipped in her drink. 182014 1995 Walker, Texas Ranger: Standoff (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 5752 Episodes #51-#52. 5-13-2005 News Media. After the Rangers' dismissal from the case, the assassin kidnaps the Mexican presidential candidate. Walker disregards orders and takes on the assassin. 182015 1999 Walker, Texas Ranger: Tall Cotton T SVD 1147, 1099 Episode #159. 10-23-1999 Reporter Julie Gage (Rebecca Staab) is looking for her now-missing sister. Walker helps. 182016 1997 Walker, Texas Ranger: Texas vs. Cahill T Episode #104. 5-10-1997. News Media. Reporter #1 (Catherine Whiteman) Reporter #2 (John Criswell). When Alex's former lover, who's also the defending attorney in her current trial, turns up dead by her bed, she's accused of murder and sent to a woman's prison that's packed with inmates who hold a grudge against her. 182017 1997 Walker, Texas Ranger: Trial of LaRue T Episode #93. 3-8-1997 News Media. Female Reporter (Barbara White). 182018 1995 Walker, Texas Ranger: Trust No One T SVD 1126 Episode #46. 2-18-1995 TV Reporter Ron Packwood (Charles Frank) accuses Trivette of counterfeit bills 182019 1999 Walker, Texas Ranger: Way of the Warrior T Episode #157. 10-16-1999 Newspaper Boy (Jordan Callarman). Indian shaman transports Walker back to the 19th century to prevent a recurrence of a 20th century injustice. 182020 2000 Walker, Texas Ranger: Wedding Bells (2) T Episode #178. 5-20-2000 News Media. Reporter #2 (Brian Custer). 182021 2000 Walker, Texas Ranger: Winds of Change, The T DVD -R HQ 7777 Episode #183. 11-4-2000 News Media. Reporter (Brian Custer). At a senator's behest, Walker must stop a criminal genius who has infiltrated federal law enforcement computer systems. 182022 2007 Walker, The M News Media.TV Reporter (Anastasia Summers). DC Reporter (Schuster Vance). Photographer (Marcello Cabezas). 182023 2004 Walker: Olympic Champion, Athens, Greece 2004 NS London, James Sportswriter James Galloway, an aging sports journalist, decides that scientist-athlete Walker, who has discovered the secret of prolonging life using diet and an intense training system, must now show the world the foolishness of performance enhancing by winning Olympic Gold. 182024 1999 Walking Across Egypt M Newscaster (Paul Tamasy). 182025 1989 Walking After Midnight N OWN - H Nusser, Richard Tabloid Reporter Max Darenow 182026 1955 Walking Atomic Bomb, The CB Blue Beetle #20 Reporter Joan Mason 182027 1936 Walking Dead, The M DVD -R HQ 3407, 3402. SVDSP 1449 News Media. Sob Sister (Isabel La Mal). Reporter at both trials (Earle Hodgin). Reporter (Larry Kent). Reporter (Milton Kibbee). Reporter (Charles Marsh). Reporter (Eddie Shubert). Courtroom Reporter (Syd Saylor). American Radio Announcer (Bill-Gordon Elliott). British Radio Announcer (Crawford Kent). French Radio Announcer (Jean Perry) Copy Boy (Spec O'Donnell). 182028 1938 Walking Down Broadway M Photographer (Franklin Parker). 182029 1994 Walking Fire, A: Novel, A N Miner, Valerie Weinberg List Journalist 182030 2003 Walking Guide, A N Cowell, Alan S. War Correspondent Joe Shelby, brilliant and daring combat reporter for a big magazine he refers to as "the comic," is an Englishman who is at home only in the world's trouble spots -- Chechnya, Rwanda, Gaza. He's only comfortable when he is face-to-face with murder, starvation, war crimes and the sound of bullets whistling past his ears. Shelby has embarked on the hiking expedition of his lifetime -- scaling England's highest mountain. He suffers from motor neuron disease, a crippling ailment that left one of his arms debilitated and his muscles slowly turning to mush. Promised his beautiful girlfriend to return in three days. His partner is glamorous French War Photographer and ex-fashion model Faria Duclos, beautiful, cool, sexy, wildly intoxicated taking incredible risks putting her life in jeopardy to capture with her battered Leica camera both war's killers and victims. 182031 2005 Walking Home N Goldreich, Gloria Public Relations Executive Rochelle Weiss in Manhattan has it all -- good looks, good grades, professional success -- until her life is turned upside down by the news that her beloved parents are dying. Determined to care for them in their final days, Rochelle loses her job, the support of her lover, Phil, and her lifelong belief that everything will turn out okay. Finding herself alone and nearly broke, she has nowhere to go but into the depths of her unexplored soul. But when she agrees to take over a friend’s dog-walking route, Rouchelle discovers the abundance of life that lies beyond the trappings of success. No longer defined by the expectations of others, she struggles to satisfy her own needs, her own yearnings. And yet the closer Rochelle comes to truly understanding what lies in her own heart, the more she realizes that all the pieces of her life must somehow fit together: her parents, her life before their deaths and her search for a new beginning. 182032 1953 Walking My Baby Back Home M Critic (Sam Flint). 182033 1986 Walking on Air MT TV Newscaster (Philip Akin). 182034 1960 Walking Target, The M Editor (Charles Seel). Cameraman (Burt Wenland). 182035 1999 Walking to the Waterline M TV Newscaster (Kara Silver). TV Weatherman (Neil Rattigan). 182036 2005 Walkout M Reporter (Nick Dash - News Reporter). News Reporter (Tom Schmid). 182037 1972 Wall $treet Week with Louis Rukeyser DT Host-Commentator, 1972-2002 (Louis Rukeyser) 182038 2002 Wall of Darkness N Koretsky, J. Lea Journalist-Narrator Avia Hadom works on two projects in Hawaii: an article on sovereignty as a Hawaiian tradition and a case of serial murder involving young boys and sacred Hawaiian places 182039 1932 Wall of Fire SSF USC Kirkland, Jack In "Editor's Choice in Science Fiction." Published in Bluebook magazine for July, 1932. Newspaper Staff. Bennett of the St. Louis Telegram. Jordan, the city editor. Foster, the Associated Press correspondent. Murder case. 182040 1968 Wall of Flesh M AFI-Authors Writer 182041 1963 Wall of Noise M Sportswriter (Jim Murray) 182042 1987 Wall Street M Reporter (Michael O'Donoghue). TV Business Analyst (Pirie MacDonald). 182043 2004 Wall Street: Wondering Trip, A DF Switzerland Interviewer Andreas Hoessli. 182044 1963 Wall-Eyed Nippon (Yabuni-rami Nippon) M Okuyama, Nagaharu (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Japan. Ness Book Editor Shin Moriyama (Akira Takarada) of a popular magazine gets involved in various romantic escapades while trying to get an interview with nuclear scientist in Japan. Scientist is seeking docile Japanese wife. Scientist introduced to a woman but reporter falls for her instead. 182045 1957 Wall-to-Wall Trap N Freegood, Morton PR Public Relations Man Tubby spreads a rumor about his colleague so he can steal his job. 182046 1997 Wallace MT SVD 552 Part One News Media. Gary Sinise as Gov. George Wallace. 182047 2006 Wallander; Tackmanteln TF Sweden. Episode #9. 7-12-2006 TV Reporter (Jorgen Darfelt). 182048 2006 Wallander: Fotografen TF Sweden. Episode #8. 5-10-2006 Press Photographer (Mattias Malmgren). 182049 2005 Wallander: Mastermind T Sweden. Episode #6. 12-13-2005 Journalist (Lars-Magnus Jonson). Pressman (Sven Kristersson). 182050 1900 Wallet of Kai Lung, The N Bramah, E. Press 182051 2005 Wallis & Edward MT DVD -R HQ 7943, 7944 Journalist (Kaspars Zvigulis). In 1936, Edward VIII abdicated in order to marry the woman he loved, Wallis Simpson, a twice divorced American... 182052 1946 Walls Came Tumbling Down, The M Eisinger, Jo (Novel). Wilfrid H. Pettitt (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Gilbert Archer (Lee Bowman) is a friend of priest who is found hanging in rectory. Police believe it was suicide. Broadway Columnist Archer discovers death connected to search for two Bibles that give clues to whereabouts of Da Vinci's painting. Columnist gets his newspaper associates to investigate background of man who came to rectory to visit deceased cleric. Various crooks including phony clergyman try to get the painting, which is finally located in walls of dead priest's rectory. Newspaper Morgue Clerk (Milton Kibbee). 182053 1943 Walls Came Tumbling Down, The NM OWN - H Eisinger, Jo Gossip Columnist tries to prove that his parish priest did not commit suicide. 182054 1964 Walls of Hell, The (aka Intramuros) M Grofe, Ferde Jr., Cesar Amigo, Eddie Romero (Screenplay) AFI-Reporters. Ness Book War Correspondent Murray (Paul Edwards, Jr.) is among those witnessing attack on a fortress in which Japanese are holding thousands of Filipinos captive during last days of the battle of Manila in World War II. Variety, 7/29/64: "Paul Edwards gets star billing for some reason but his war correspondent part is not only unnecessary, he's sure to irritate bona fide correspondents by carrying weapons and participating in guerilla actions." 182055 1948 Walls of Jericho, The M Wellman, Paul (Novel). Lamar Trotti (Screenplay) Ness Book. Douglas Publisher Tucker Wedge (Kirk Douglas) in a small Kansas town in 1908. His manipulate wife causes problems for him. When lawyer who had spurned his wife runs for office, she encourages publisher to smear him in print. She pushes publisher into politics. Lawyer becomes involved in case of woman accused of murder and renews his relationship with female lawyer involved in case. To discredit lawyer, the wife gets lawyer's wife to file for divorce during trial. Lawyer's wife names female lawyer as correspondent. After lawyer is shot by drunken wife, female lawyer makes impassioned speech in court to clear woman that lawyer was defending and exposing publisher's wife's corruption by getting her on witness stand. Publisher decides he has had enough of his wife's scheming and dumps her. Reporter (Bill Sheehan). Court Reporter (Edward Peil Sr.). Photographer (Les Clark) 182056 1947 Walls of Jericho, The N OWN - H Wellman, Paul I. Newspaper Owner and Editor Tucker Wedge of the only newspaper in Jericho Kansas 182057 1982 Walls of Jericho, The SS USC Broderick, Richard In "Night Sale." Reporter-Narrator on assignment to interview a television producer who is found dead. 182058 1990 Wally Tortolino CB Justice League America #43. October, 1990 Gossip Reporter Wally Tortolino is ruthless newsman who used to be an annoyance to the JLI. Once won the weapons from several super-villains in poker game and ran amuck in New York. Also tried to expose the Conglomerate as fake publicity stunt heroes. 182059 1991 Walt Disney World Very Merry Christmas Parade T Interviewer, On-Street (Mayim Bialik). Hosts (Joan Lunden, Regis Philbin). 182060 1991 Walter and Emily T Series 1991-1992. NBC Sportswriter son (Christopher McDonald) is constantly on the road. Brian Keith and Cloris Leachman take care of his son (Matthew Lawrence). San Francisco Examiner newspaper sportswriter 182061 1958 Walter Cronkite: Ed Sullivan Show, The: Friar's Club Roasts Ed Sullivan with Walter Cronkite T Episode #540. 11-9-1958 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite tries to give Columnist Ed Sullivan's history, but is constantly interrupted by comedians Morey Amsterdam and Jack Carter in "The Friar's Club" roast of Ed Sullivan. 182062 1991 Walter Ego, The M Photographer (Harold Lilly) 182063 1998 Walter Melon C Series NASA Reporter (David Kaye) 182064 1970 Walter Syndrome, The N OWN - H Neely, Richard Newspaper. Ugly young man working for a New York newspaper in 1938 in classified ads finds a friend who is everything he is not. His friend is a rapist and a killer. Damon Runyon writes for the Mirror. 182065 1979 Walter Whitney: Bob Phantom CB Columnist Walter Whitney, theater columnist on Broadway 182066 1997 Walter Winchell Biography on A&E T SV 319 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell, an American newspaper and radio commentator invented the gossip column at the New York Evening Graphic. He broke the journalistic taboo against exposing the private lives of public figures. This changed journalism and celebrity coverage forever. He began his journalism career when he started posting gossipy notes on backstage bulletin boards. He became a professional journalist in the 1920s. Winchell had a style that was unique -- he wrote in a kind of telegraph style filled with slang and incomplete sentences, his own shorthand language. Winchellism and Winchellese were named after him. He introduced into the American vernacular such now-familiar words and phrases as "scram," "pushover " and "belly laughs." Wrote many quips, "Nothing recedes like success." He began his radio broadcasts by pressing randomly on a telegraph key. This created urgency and importance to what he was saying. His opening catch phrase, "Good evening Mr. and Mrs. America and all the ships at sea. Let's go to press" was known throughout America. Winchell became a celebrity himself. 182067 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: T VHS 908 Episode. Series 10-2-1957 to 9-7-1958. Dramatizations based on stories covered by newspaper columnist Walter Winchell. 26 episodes for ABC and 13 more in syndication Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. 182068 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Thing of Beauty, A T Episode #34. 7-23-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Policewomen pose as showgirls in order to solve the murder of a dancer 182069 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: Act of Folly T Episode #12. 12-18-1957 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Neglected and ignored by her cold and distant husband, a woman leaves him and takes up with a crook. 182070 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Bargain, The T Episode #19. 2-7-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. A man buys a bracelet for his lady love of an auction but it's later stolen by thieves. Perturbed by this happenstance, he tries desperately to retrieve the bracelet. 182071 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Box Men, The T Episode #36. 7-30-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Two safecrackers believe that one of their accomplices has turned stoolie so they take him on one of those infamous one-way rides. 182072 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: Boy From Mason City, The T Episode #5. 10-30-1957 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Survivors of a shipwreck are terrorized by an unbalanced fellow survivor. 182073 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: Candlestick, The T Episode #7. 11-13-1957 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Racketeer falls for a nice girl but his newfound romance is complicated by a crooked cop 182074 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: Country Boy T Episode #1. 10-2-1957 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. New York City detective searches a tenement for a killer. 182075 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: Cupcake, The T Episode #10. 12-4-1957 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Baker is falsely accused of molestation by a neighborhood girl. 182076 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: David and Goliath T Episode #18. 1-31-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Reformed crook who dislikes a shady politician starts a rumor that the man is dying in order to end his political career. 182077 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: Day in the Sun, A T Episode #3. 10-16-1957 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Winchell himself tries to see that a murder witness receives adequate protection. 182078 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Death Comes in a Small Package T Episode #35. 7-25-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Small time thief is unaware that the metal pellet he stole contains radium 182079 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: Decision, The T Episode #6. 11-6-1957 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Former wheel man's old gang wants him back in the fold for a big hijacking job. 182080 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Enemy Agent T Episode #38. 9-7-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Police pursue a Communist agent who has just murdered a bus boy. 182081 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Exclusive Story T Episode #30. 6-25-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Fiancée of an actress is blamed for murder committed by two hoods. 182082 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: Fallen Idol, The T Episode #8. 11-20-1957 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Gangster feeling heat from the law decides to rat out his colleagues in order to receive a better deal for himself. He orders a friend to contact Walter Winchell for him but the friend's wife urges him not to get involved. 182083 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Fight Night T Episode #32. 7-2-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Ex-convict robs two bookies on the night of a big prize fight. They want their money back. 182084 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Frame-Up, The T Episode #24. 3-14-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Ex-convict turns to Walter Winchell for help when he's accused of murdering his father-in-law. 182085 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Good Address, A T Episode #15. 1-10-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Young woman is held hostage in her apartment by a fugitive killer. 182086 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: High Window, The T Episode #16. 1-17-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Detective tracks down an AWOL soldier who killed his son in a hit-and-run accident. 182087 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Hot Night in Manhattan T Episode #20. 2-14-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Two holdup men steal a car, but there's a surprise for them in the back seat -- a baby. 182088 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: Law and Aaron Benjamin, The T Episode #11. 12-11-1957 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Aaron Benjamin is serving a life sentence in prison and volunteers to be a guinea pig in a medical research project. 182089 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Muggy Night on Times Square T Episode #37. 8-1-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Two robbers successfully complete a holdup of a midtown theatre box office. There's only one problem -- their getaway car has yet to arrive. 182090 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Night People, The T Episode #17. 1-24-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. A man is torn apart by conflicting emotions when he discovers his son is involved in the rackets. 182091 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Night People, The T Episode #28. 6-18-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Pretty showgirl discovers her boyfriend is a murderer. 182092 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Night Prowlers, The T Episode #33. 7-9-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. When several insurance collectors are assaulted and robbed on their nightly rounds, police began theorizing that the muggings are an inside job. 182093 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Portrait of a Cop T Episode #27. 4-24-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Serial killer always calls the police right after he has committed one of his murders. Will the killer's cleanliness fetish lead to his capture? 182094 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Reporter, The T Episode #25. 3-21-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. A young man witnesses a murder. 182095 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: Semi-Windup, The T Episode #9. 11-27-1957 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Boxer refuses to throw a fight but those who want him to take a dive might not take no for an answer. 182096 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Short Run To Broadway, A T Episode #31. 6-27-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Lunch counter employee is the leading suspect in the murder of his boss. 182097 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Silent City, The T Episode #23. 3-37-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Gangster searches for a murder witness whom he thinks overheard his crime. He's unaware the man is deaf. 182098 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Stay Away From Guns T Episode #21. 2-21-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Two cheap hoods rob and shoot a man. Quickly nabbed by police, they implicate a model as their mastermind. 182099 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: Steep Hill, The T Episode #13. 12-25-1957 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Businessman reunites with his old high school sweetheart. He thinks she's still the sweetest little gal he knew back when but in reality she's involved with organized crime. 182100 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Stopover, The T Episode #26. 3-28-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Winchell himself gets involved in the story when he and a group of friends traveling to Mexico arrive in a small town where the police chief's son has just been murdered. 182101 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Terror T Episode #14. 1-3-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Probation officer finds himself target of a group of juvenile delinquents 182102 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: Thou Shalt Not Kill T Episode #2. 10-9-1957 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Jilted beau of a woman guns her down inside a church along with a police officer. 182103 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Two Many Clues T Episode #29. 6-20-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. NYPD tries to solve two murders involving narcotics and counterfeit money. 182104 1958 Walter Winchell File, The: Walkout, The T Episode #22. 2-28-1958 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Singer is forced to work at a racketeer's nightclub in order to pay off her boyfriend's gambling debts. 182105 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: Where Is Louise Melk? T Episode #4. 10-23-1957 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. Wealthy amnesiac gets lost in New York City and becomes the target of thieves. 182106 1957 Walter Winchell File, The: Witness, The (aka Pilot) T Pilot. 9-26-1957 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell of the New York Daily Mirror when he covered police beat. Crime anthology series taken from the files of Syndicated Newspaper Columnist Winchell and the New York Daily Mirror newspaper. A man is set to testify against three bandits provided that a fourth doesn't kill him first. 182107 1949 Walter Winchell Show, The R Greatest Old-Time Radio Shows of the 20th Century - Audiocassette Episode. 3-27-1949 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell's radio program. 182108 1956 Walter Winchell Show, The T Series 1956. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell hosts a variety program. It originated in New York City for the first nine weeks, then moved to Hollywood before it was canceled after 13 weeks. 182109 1960 Walter Winchell Show, The T Series 1960 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell in a simulcast of his radio show. 182110 1952 Walter Winchell Show: T Series 1952-1955. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell in a simulcast of his radio show. 182111 2001 Walter Winchell: "I Want To Be a Producer" MUS Brooks, Mel From "The Producers" Musical Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell reference: "I want to read my name in Winchell's column." 182112 1930 Walter Winchell: "Let's Fly Away" MUS Porter, Cole From Broadway Play, "The New Yorkers," 11-1930. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell reference: "Let's fly away! And find a land that's so provincial, We'll never hear what Walter Winchell Might be forced to say." 182113 1998 Walter Winchell: "We Didn't Start the Fire" MUS Joel, Billy Verse chronicling headline events from March 1949 to 1989. From the album "Storm Front." Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell reference. 182114 2007 Walter Winchell: End of Radio, The MUS Shellac Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell's catchphrase, "Mr. and Mrs. America, and all the ships at sea" is used. 182115 1933 Walter Winchell: Forty-Second Street (aka 42nd Street): Shuffle Off to Buffalo MUS Dubin, Al (Lyrics). Harry Warren (Music) Movie Version of 1932 Song Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell mentioned in movie version of song. "Some day, I hope we'll be elected, To buy a lot of baby clothes. We don't know when to expect it, But it's a cinch that Winchell knows!" 182116 1932 Walter Winchell: Jergens Journal, The (aka Walter Winchell's Journal. Walter Winchell Show, The) R Series 1932. NBC Blue Network (later ABC). 15-minute Broadcasts. 1932-1957. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell hosted this program that mixed entertainment news with maters of national importance. In an era dominated by sober analysis, Winchell was colorful, emotional, fiercely opinionated. His to-rated show brought him an unprecedented celebrity and power. Winchell's broadcasts were fast-paced affairs with each story delivered in rapid-fire staccato style and punctuated with the urgent tapping of a telegraph key. Winchell perfected the use of slang to report stories that might have led to legal disputes, although his contract held him harmless form libelous material. 182117 1937 Walter Winchell: Lady Is a Tramp MUS Hart, Lorenz and Richard Rodgers From "Babes in Arms" Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell is referenced in the Ella Fitzgerald version of the song: "I follow Winchell and read every line." In the Buddy Greco version, "Why she reads Walter Winchell and understands every line." 182118 1976 Walter Winchell: M*A*S*H T Episode. Series 9-1-1972 to 2-1-1983. Colonel Potter Seasons 4 to 11. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell. Colonel Potter refers to Corporate Klinger as "Walter Winchell" for talking loudly about Father Mulcahy's prospective promotion. 182119 1989 Walter Winchell: Novel, A N OWN - H Herr, Michael Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell's "fictional" biography. 182120 1941 Walter Winchell: Pearl Harbor Tribute R Special Broadcast 12-7-1941. Jergens Journal Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell hosts a tribute to Pearl Harbor. 182121 1975 Walter Winchell: Rise of Minna Nordstrom, The SS Wodehouse, P.G. Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell reference: Character is named "Waldo Winkler." 182122 1949 Walter Winchell: Romance in the Roaring Forties SS Runyon, Damon Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell is the basis for a character, "Waldo Winchester." 182123 1930 Walter Winchell: Saks on Broadway R Series 1930. CBS 15-minute Broadcasts Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell made his radio debut in 1930 on CBS's Saks on Broadway, a 15-minute feature devoted to show business news. 182124 1957 Walter Winchell: Screen Snapshots: Walter Winchell Party, The D Columbia Production Number 1854 Gossip Columnist and Reporter Walter Winchell is given a party in Hollywood to honor him. Guests include Gossip Columnists Louella Parsons and Hedda Hopper as well as Actors Bob Hope, Jayne Mansfield, Susan Hayward, Jack Benny and George Gobel. 182125 1953 Walter Winchell: What's My Line? T VHS 908 Episode Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell 182126 1953 Walter Winchell: What's My Line? T VHS 908 Episode Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell 182127 1998 Walter Winchell: Winchell MT VHS 889 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell (Stanley Tucci). Publisher-Editor William Randolph Hearst (Kevin Tighe). Columnist-Radio Commentator Ed Sullivan (Jason Huber). Ed Sullivan (Himself). Watler Winchell (Himself). Reporter #1 (James DuMont). Reporter #1 (Don Fischer). Reporter #1 (James DuMont). Reporter #2 (Kris Kamm). Mirror Reporter (Sean Michael Allen). Post Reporter #1 (Joe Bays). Post Reporter #2 (Joe Basile). Reporter (John W. Allen). Miami Reporter #1 (Michael Monks). Miami Reporter #2 (Rick Scarry). Miami Reporter #3 (Phillip Connery). Miami Reporter #4 (David St. James). Precinct Reporter #2 John Menick). Stork Club Reporter (Robert Verlaque). Photographer at Stork Club (Michael Chieffo). Copy Boy (Phillip Geoffrey Hough). Radio Executive #1 (Michael Laskin). Radio Executive #2 (Lamont Johnson). News Seller (Marshall Gitter) 182128 1936 Walter Winchell: Women, The N Luce, Clare Booth Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell is mentioned by Sylvia Fowler who defends that she doesn't know for whom her husband has left her: "Nobody knows, not even Winchell." 182129 1940 Walter Winchell: Young People MUS Gordon, Mack (Lyrics) and Harry Warren (Music) Shirley Temple Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell. "We hate to hear a fairy tale before we go to bed We'd rather have you telling us what Walter Winchell said. We know our table manners, when to use a knife and fork And we know that the Stork is a nightclub in New York." 182130 1932 Walter Winchell's Journal R Radio Series. 1932-48, 1953-55 Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell 182131 1934 Walterson N UCLA Tarkington, Booth Correspondent Stuart Walterson, traveling correspondent of a New York newspaper, then great editor of a world-known magazine, the Standard. Narrator: magazine freelancer. 182132 1972 Waltons, The: T Hammer, Earl Jr. Episodes. Series 9-14-1972 to 8-20-1981 Newspaperman John Boy, local newspaper, 1976-77. John (John-Boy) Walton, Jr. (Richard Thomas) eldest. Aspiring writer, started local newspaper, finally left Walton's Mountain for NY, later became war correspondent in London. Ben (Eric Scott) Walton, helps on paper. John and Olivia had eight children, three girls and five boys. One of the boys died at birth. 182133 1976 Waltons, The: Best Christmas, The T Episode #112. 12-9-1976 Radio News Announcer (John Hiestand). 182134 1975 Waltons, The: Boondoggle, The T DVD -R HQ 3723. SVD 1415 Episode #80. 10-9-1975 Reporter Porter Sims (Richard McKenzie) arrives on Walton's Mountain and writes a Virginia travel guide and while going through the judge's personal papers he finds shocking information about Judge Baldwin that shocks the Baldwin sisters. Famous reporter uncovers a fact about the Baldwin sister's late, adored father. John-Boy (Richard Thomas). 182135 1979 Waltons, The: Burden, The T Episode #168. 1-25-1979 News Announcer (Michael Sheehan). 182136 1976 Waltons, The: Cloudburst, The T DVD -R HQ 5098. SVD 783 Episode #109. 11-11-1976 Editor-Publisher John-Boy Walton of The Blue Ridge Chronicle sells his land -- the Meadow -- entrusted to him by his Grandfather to a mining company to meet payments on his printing press. 182137 1976 Waltons, The: Collision, The T SVD 954 Episode #100. 3-4-1976 War Correspondent John-Boy (Richard Thomas) goes to Spain to write about the Rebel cause in the Spanish Civil War. 182138 1976 Waltons, The: Fire Storm, The (aka Firestorm, The) T DVD -R HQ 3022 Episode #105. 10-14-1976 Editor John-Boy (Richard Thomas) announces he will publish articles on Hitler's "Mein Kampf" in his newspaper. Newsreel Announcer (Art Gilmore). 182139 1976 Waltons, The: First Edition, The T DVD -R 1716 Episode #101. 9-23-1976 Editor John-Boy Walton of "The Blue Ridge Chronicle." As the first edition of John-Boy's newspaper goes to press, his crusade for unvarnished truth-telling hits home. He publishes a story about Ben and it makes his mother angry. 182140 1976 Waltons, The: Fledgling, The T SVD 954 Episode #99. 2-26-1976 Newspaperman John-Boy has the opportunity to publish his own newspaper, but he has to raise the down payment for an old printing press so he can publish his newspaper. 182141 1977 Waltons, The: Hawk, The T Episode #126. 9-15-1977 News Media. Newsreel Announcer (Art Gilmore). Radio Announcer (Hank Stohl). 182142 1977 Waltons, The: Heartbreaker, The T Episode #121. 2-17-1977 Newspaperman John-Boy Walton (Richard Thomas) begins to publish sections of his novel in the newspaper, "The Blue Ridge Chronicle." 182143 1977 Waltons, The: Hero, The T Hite, Kathleen Episode #119. 2-3-1977 News Media. John-Boy plans a salute to the Jefferson County Doughboys of World War I, but the community, including the decorated hero sheriff, has less interest than he expected. 182144 1977 Waltons, The: Hiding Place, The T McGreevey, John Episode #123. 3-3-1977 News Media. Newscaster (Joseph Michael Cala). TV Newsman Edward R. Murrow (Walker Edmiston - Voice). 182145 1977 Waltons, The: Inferno, The T DVD -R HQ 7135. DVD -R 1532 Episode #120. 2-10-1977 Aspiring Journalist John-Boy wins a newspaper contest to cover the landing of the Hindenburg. 182146 1979 Waltons, The: Journal, The T DVD -R HQ 5392 Episode #182. 10-25-1979 Publisher wants to print John-Boy's book manuscript although the journalist-author is missing in action 182147 1976 Waltons, The: Last Mustang, The T Clements, Calvin Jr. Episode #113. 12-16-1976 Editor John-Boy's journalistic integrity gives him pause about working for a candidate in the upcoming sheriff's election. 182148 1979 Waltons, The: Pin-Up, The T SVD 794 Episode #169. 2-8-1979 Newspaper. Ben's newspaper photo of a leggy Erin makes quite a splash in the community 182149 1980 Waltons, The: Premonition, The T Wallengren, E.F. Episode #205. 12-25-1980 Journalist John-Boy agrees to write an article on the threat of unexploded mines after falling in love with a French girl who runs a book shop in Paris. 182150 1978 Waltons, The: Revelation, The T Fontana, D.C. Richard Fontana Episode #150. 3-23-1978 News Media. The Reporter (Will Parker). John "John Boy" Walton, Jr. (Richard Thomas). 182151 1993 Waltons, The: Thanksgiving Reunion, A MT VHS 342, SV 238 11-21-1993 Newsman (Joseph Chapman). John-Boy Walton (Richard Thomas) has an accident in a sawmill and his vision is blurred. He is unable to finish his college scholarship examination and eventually must undergo surgery. 182152 1976 Waltons, The: Vigil, The T Hite, Kathleen Episode #102. 9-30-1976 News Media. Grandma's life is placed in danger following a misdiagnosis of her ailment. 182153 1997 Waltons, The: Walton Easter, A MT 3-31-1997 TV Reporter John-Boy Walton. His wife is pregnant with their first baby. John-Boy decides the mountain would be a good place to live and raise a child. He puts down payment on a cabin but his wife wants to stay in New York City. She delivers twins. 182154 1975 Waltons, The: Wing-Walker, The T SVD 930 Episode #82. 10-23-1975 Reporter John-Boy (Richard Thomas) is assigned a newspaper story on a female wing walker who is performing at the local fair. He invites her to stay at the Walton home and soon Jim Bob is madly in love with the flyer. 182155 1988 Waltz Through the Hills, A MT Journalist (Rod Hall). Journalist (Robert Willox). 182156 1997 Waltzing in Ragtime N Charbonneau, Eileen Newspaperwoman Olana Whittaker, at the turn of the century, is struggling to make it on her own as a journalist for the Gold Coast Chronicle in San Francisco. Struggling to build her career as a journalist for the Gold Coast Chronicle in turn-of-the-century San Francisco, Olana Whittaker, the daughter of a lumber baron, finds her life changed forever by an ardent conservationist-ranger out to protect the land 182157 1971 Wanda M Newscaster (Bill Longworth) 182158 2003 Wanda at Large: T SVD 1457, 1452, 1442, 1357, 1356 Episodes. Series 3-26-2003 to 11-3-2003. TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. TV station manager is Roger (Jason Kravitz) who hires her to shake up conservative political pundits. Her best friend and segment producer Keith (Dale Godboldo). Barris Hawkins (Robert Bailey Jr.). Keith (Dale Godboldo). Jenny (Tammy Lauren). Holly Hawkins (Jurnee Smollett). Hawkins is a single woman and struggling stand-up comedian who suddenly finds herself in the spotlight she craves when she is hired as an on-air correspondent on a local Washington D.C. political talk show. 182159 2003 Wanda At Large: 'Twas the Knife Before Christmas T Episode #16. TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. 182160 2003 Wanda at Large: Alma Mater T DVD -R HQ 6391 (Misnamed Wanda's Party). SVD 1430 Dean, Barton Episode #6. 4-30-2003 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. Honorary Doctorate causes problems for Hawkins. When Keith disagrees with Wanda about their both receiving honorary doctorates from their alma mater, he leaves her and goes to work for Bradley. 182161 2003 Wanda At Large: Back to the Club (aka Back at the Club) T DVD -R HQ 6503. SVD 1462 Episode #14. 11-7-2003 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. Wanda returns to stand-up after she gets into trouble with the station manager and is fired from the WHDC Beltway Gang. 182162 2003 Wanda At Large: Bradley Has a Friend T DVD -R HQ 6449 (Misnamed as "Where's Roger"). Episode #9. 10-3-2003 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. Wanda is glad when Bradley's longtime best friend Lavan asks her on a date—not because she's particularly attracted to him, but because dating Lavan would annoy Bradley. When Wanda and Lavan persuade a very reluctant Bradley to visit a strip club with them, Bradley is mortified to be recognized and photographed. But with Bradley's job as a respected newscaster in peril, Wanda realizes it's time to change her tactics. 182163 2003 Wanda At Large: Clowns To the Left of Me T DVD -R HQ 6488. SVD 1462 Episode #13. 11-7-2003 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes) airs an unflattering feature story on an animal rights organization. Protestors surround WHDC and Sykes must debate the group's beautiful leader. Wanda debates the leader of an animal-rights organization. 182164 2003 Wanda At Large: Death of a Councilman T DVD -R HQ 6385 (Misnamed King Rat). Shorte, Dino and Jack Lugar Episode #5. 4-23-2003 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. Wanda does an expose on a crooked councilman, but when he dies unexpectedly before the piece airs, her boss edits it into a tribute without her consent, so she is invited to speak about the man at his funeral. 182165 2003 Wanda At Large: Did Wanda Say a Four-Letter Word? T DVD -R HQ 6503 Episode #15. TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. Wanda admits the dreaded "L" word to Bradley after she reluctantly sees Keith's therapist. 182166 2003 Wanda at Large: Favor, The T DVD -R HQ 6395. SVD 1439 Crouther, Lance Episode #7 Season 2 Opener TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. Wanda accepts a challenge from Bradley to get a famous, troubled athlete on her show for an interview. Although Keith doubts Wanda has the ability to accomplish the task, she is intent on proving him wrong. She figures out a foolproof way to get it done, but there's one hitch: she will have to reconnect with her ex-husband Vincent. Wanda's best friend and segment producer Keith (Dale Godboldo). Rita (Ann Magnuson), liberal mouthpiece on station, out this season. Wanda Sykes is a television commentator. Tries to disprove Keith's (Dale Godboldo) skepticism over her efforts to land an interview with troubled athlete. Finally gets opportunity for the chat, which puts her back in contact with ex-husband 182167 2003 Wanda At Large: Hurricane Hawkins T DVD -R HQ 6808 Episode #12. 10-31-2003 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. Wanda prepares for a visit from her demanding and overbearing mother, who much to the dismay of Wanda, takes an immediate shine to Bradley. 182168 2003 Wanda at Large: King Rat T DVD -R HQ 6362 (Misnamed Death of a Councilman). SVD 1429 Murphy, Sue Episode #2. 4-2-2003 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. Wanda becomes enamored with her flirtatious interview subject Jonathan Lyles, director of public relations at Board of Health. She begins dating him, then finds out her crew has captured footage of major health violations -- in the Board's cafeteria She must decide whether to do an expose, embarrassing Jonathan, or suppress evidence in order to preserve her relationship. Correspondent Wanda (Wanda Sykes) faces conflict of interest when she starts dating a Board of Health executive while investigating health code violations. News footage reveals some of the worst offenses are in the board's own cafeteria forcing Wanda to decide between her personal life and her professional obligations. 182169 2003 Wanda At Large: Leave Your Daughter at Home Day T DVD -R HQ 6456. (Misnamed as "Bradley Has a Friend"). Episode #10. 10-17-2003 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. Holly decides that she would much rather live with her Aunt Wanda then with Jenny. 182170 2003 Wanda At Large: Only Built For Cuban Wandas T DVD -R HQ 6533. Episode #18 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. 182171 2003 Wanda at Large: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 6362. SVD 1374 Helford, Bruce and Les Firestein and Wanda Sykes and Lance Crouther Episode #1. 3-26-2003 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. Hawkins is a struggling comic living in Washington D.C. who manages to land a job as an on-air news reporter at a local news station, WHDC. Wanda, through flashbacks, relates how she was hired and subsequently fired from her job when her liberal views clash with the conservative news anchors. 182172 2003 Wanda At Large: Plane Trip, The T DVD -R HQ 6565. Episode #19. TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. Opening News Segment: Wanda is mocking expensive cost of plane travel and decides to pack herself in a trunk and fly cross country. She's dating a doctor whom she thinks is the perfect man until she discovers he has a fear of flying. 182173 2003 Wanda at Large: They Shoot Reporters, Don't They?" T DVD -R HQ 6465 (Misnamed "Leave Your Daughter at Home Day"). SVD 1452 Episode #11. 10-31-2003 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. TV Reporter Wanda Sykes is forced to do some serious reporting from the scene of a bank robbery. Wanda's piece is playing on the Beltway Gang, and as it's ending, Max is furious that Wanda hasn't arrived at work (and thus isn't there to sit on the panel). Viewers love it when she calls in to do the show from her car via cell phone. But later, when Wanda shows up on time to do a piece about ATMs, she is just in time to get stuck in the middle of a bank robbery and forced to do some hard-core reporting from the scene—Wanda style. 182174 2003 Wanda At Large: Un-Natural, The (aka, Unnatural, The). T DVD -R HQ 6533. Episode #17 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. Wanda gets involved with a man who is not what he seems to be. As do her friends. 182175 2003 Wanda At Large: Wanda & Bradley (aka Wanda and Bradley) T DVD -R HQ 6411. Crouther, Lance Episode #3. 4-9-2003 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. As a promotional stunt for their show "The Beltway Gang," Roger tricks feuding Wanda and Bradley into attending a basketball game, where they are seated next to each other. Wanda begs Keith to be her date for the evening, but neither Keith nor Roger's date appears. When the fan camera shows Wanda and Bradley on the giant screen and on television, they are fighting like kids. Meanwhile, Jenny demonstrates to Wanda how to flirt. 182176 2003 Wanda At Large: Wanda's Party T DVD -R HQ 6376 (Misnamed Alma Mater) Shorte, Dino and Jack Lugar Episode #4. 4-16-2003 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. When Jenny, Barris and Holly determine to throw Wanda a surprise birthday party despite Keith's warnings, he hides Wanda's keys to detain her, but then she thinks she's been robbed. 182177 2003 Wanda At Large: Where's Roger? T DVD -R HQ 6449 (Misnamed as "Hurricane Hawkins.") Kenny, Jack and Brain Hargrove Episode #8. 9-26-2003 TV Correspondent Wanda Hawkins (Wanda Sykes), on-air correspondent for WHDC "The Beltway Gang." Her honesty conflicts with show's conservative moderators -- Rita (Ann Magnuson) and Bradley (Phil Morris) -- on local Washington D.C. political talk show. Wanda makes a bad first impression on the new station manager, Max, and tries to reconcile with him by taking him out for drinks. Unfortunately, she doesn't know that Max is a recovering alcoholic. 182178 1979 Wanda Nevada M DVD -R HQ 7475, 7476 Reporter #1 (Tim Janes). Reporter #2 (Riley Hill). Reporter #3 (Lon Carli) 182179 1991 Wandas schöne Schwester N Reitze, Elvira Germany Journalist 182180 1971 Wanderers, The N GPL Mphahlele, Ezekiel African-American Journalist-intellectual in South Africa is hounded out of his place because of a revealing story. He wanders restlessly with family to Nigeria and then Kenya, unable to get away from his enemies, not safe even though he is black. 182181 1913 Wanderfoot N USC Stockley, Cynthia Newspaperwoman. Love story of a newspaper woman and a famous surgeon who marry, separate and re-unit. Not much mention of newspaper world 182182 1933 Wandering Jew, The M Arts Reporter (Abraham Teitelbaum). 182183 1994 Wandering Star N Yount, Steven Editor Sam Adams arrives in High Plains, Texas in 1910 to editor Plain Talk, a newspaper that prints the truth without concern for the scandal it may cause. Idealistic newspaper editor arrives with Prohibitionist preacher predicting apocalypse when Halley's Comet arrives. Adams offers a local 12-year-old Tom Greer an apprenticeship. He and Tom expose local injustices in the paper. Adams is a man juggling a failing marriage, a heated battle with a corrupt rival newspaper, and the growing influence of teetotalers. The townspeople are converted by the preacher and their feelings mount against the paper and its editor. Tom's mother wants the boy to end his friendship with Adams. Anticipated apocalypse begins with fireworks display and ends with thunderstorm. Adam's wife, who leaves to live with the Greers, returns and Tom makes peace with his mother. Greer: "A comet, a preacher and a newspaperman had turned my small world on its side and rolled it to the brink." How can Tom sit in school when Adams's' Plain Talk newspaper office is buzzing with lynchings, barroom brawls, latest madness of preacher? 182184 2005 Wanderjahr Project, The N Howell, Christy and Shannon Reporter discovers a terrible secret from her childhood. It seems for centuries humans have been living under the assumption that they were free. The truth is they were created to be soldiers, to lead armies. Something went wrong. Project was terminated. Now centuries later, the fate of humanity will be decided. 182185 1957 Wanderlust DT Host Bill Burrud 182186 2003 Wanderlust NR Dyer, Chris Freelance Travel Writer Kate Bogart looks for true love amidst her whirlwind romantic entanglements and glamorous globe-trotting. Involved with an intriguing , globetrotting British former War Correspondent Miles Maxwell in Italy. Suffers inevitable mix-ups and miscommunications that plague relationships conducted by e-mail. Tirelessly types up versions of daily happenings to her mother best-friend, and boss. Dyspeptic Travel Editor Ted gets booted out of the house by his wife's female lover. Bogart continues to write her travel articles, or at least get endless extensions. Married to her career as a travel writer. Bogart continues to write her travel articles, or at least get endless extensions. Antithesis of a Bridget Jones type. Comfortable in her own skin. Secure in her personal and professional relationship. Globetrotting travel writer. 182187 1917 Wane of Uxenden, The N Legge, Margaret Journalist Hermoine Cheadie, a fine modern-spirited woman of exceptional ability. After a tragedy, goes back to her country home to evaluate her life. 182188 1970 Wanke nicht, mein Vaterland N Doutiné, Heike Germany TV and Print 182189 2006 Wannabe, The M News Media. Anchorman (Peter Bron). News Reporter (Mollie O'Mara). 182190 2003 Wannabes, The M Newsreader in Audience (Fernando Ramos). Television Crew (Nathan Hill). Oscars Announcer (Kirk Alexander - Voice). 182191 2005 Wannado City G Amusement-Education park near Ft. Lauderdale TV News Anchor. 182192 1998 Want Ad NR Stewardson, Dawn Harlequin Superromance #795 Reporter Paul Gardiner's father had been killed in a bombing and he wants to find the people responsible for the murder. He works on a newspaper so he now has the means to find out. Stumbles across information that might prove an accused man innocent. He places an ad in the newspaper to find the man's daughter. She is hesitant to believe the reporter. They team up to find out who is really responsible for the bombing that killed his father and others. They also fall in love. 182193 1955 Want Ad Wedding T Screen Director's Playhouse. 11-2-55 Newspaper Advertisement 182194 2004 Want Ad Wedding NR Hart, Neesa Harlequin American Romance Reporter Molly Flynn of the Payne Sentinel sees Newspaper Publisher Representative Sam Reed as an arrogant, smug, confirmed bachelor. This description finds its way into a personal ad in Sam’s very own newspaper -- thanks to reporter Molly Flynn. It was supposed to be a joke. Since taking over the business six weeks before. Sam’s been driving her crazy. So Molly wrote the ad to let off a little steam, but when it’s accidentally published she’s sure there’s nothing left to write but her letter of resignation. Ever since Sam’s brother’s wedding, his family has been pestering him to get married, too, and the “Wife Wanted” ad only makes matters worse. So Sam insists that the ad be answered -- by Reporter Molly Flynn. Molly Flynn is a reporter for a paper that was bought and sold by remote corporations who have no interest in local happenings. She is, in fact, the star reporter. Sam Reed is the rep of the people who have “taken over” the paper. Molly has had just about enough of her new boss. Not only is he trying to completely change the newspaper she works for, but he’s so darned smug about everything. One day Molly’s temper gets the best of her and she writes a fake want ad describing her conceited, arrogant, unresponsive and cold boss. She never meant for it to end up in the paper, but it did and now Molly is sure she’ll lose her job. Sam Reed is surprised when he reads the personal ad in the paper, and intrigued. For weeks, he has been incredibly drawn to the ace reporter at the Sentinel, and now he sees his chance to get to know her better. Sam convinces Molly to pretend that they have been seeing each other for a while so the townspeople and editorial staff at the paper will believe that they only had a lover’s quarrel that led to the publication of the now-notorious want ad. Only Sam doesn’t want this relationship to be a pretend one at all. Molly is impulsive, energetic and warm. Sam holds himself aloof, likes to think things through (sometimes he thinks way too much) and more sedate. Not only are Molly’s and Sam’s personalities completely opposite, but they come from different environments and have different goals in life. Molly loves her small-town life, her close-knit family, and the people of Payne. Sam grew up in Boston, the illegitimate son of a newspaper tycoon, and is not nearly as trusting as Molly. He also has little sense of permanence and forever -- and those are the two things Molly wants most. He crosses her, and she makes up a fake want-ad for a date for him, as a way of letting off steam. This gets accidentally put into the paper, and away we go. Molly is embarrassed by the ad and owns up to her mistake. 182195 2006 Want of Opportunity M Business Journalists go south to investigate Mexico's most notorious drug cartel when their editor re-assigns a potentially breakthrough assignment to a more-seasoned reporter. As the freelance journalists set out to discover the cartel's success secrets and origins of its leaders, the duo becomes privy to the cartel's intricate system of cocaine distribution and comes face-to-face with a one-time priest's sinister nature. 182196 1955 Wanted DT Host Walter McGraw 182197 1918 Wanted -- A Brother M AFI-Newsboys Newsboy 182198 1946 Wanted For Murder M Newspaper. 1st Newspaper Seller (Alexander Field). 182199 1943 Wanted for Murder...George Leslie CB Blue Beetle #21 Crime Reporter 182200 1994 Wanted Man, A NR Creighton, Kathleen Silhouette Intimate Moments #7547 Columnist Mike Lanagan was a big-city newspaperman who has his own column in a very popular Chicago newspaper. His specialty is helping those that can not help themselves. This time he took on more than he could handle. Someone wanted Lanagan dead and he never thought of himself as a coward, but now he was running for his life. Somehow he has gotten himself on a killer's bad side. Until he could figure out who wanted him dead, he needed to lose himself in a cornfield. The lady farmer liked to be in control. The last thing she expected was to stumble upon some drifter in her ban. He pretended he was a drifter, a hired hand who could move hay, pen pigs and kiss a lady breathless. The female farmer knows that in Mike's eyes she's just a plain-Jane farmer, a woman too unworldly to be suspicious of a stranger. 182201 1960 Wanted: Dead or Alive: The Twain Shall Meet T Episode #73. 10-19-1960. Series. Directed by Richard Donnor Boston Newspaperman Arthur Pierce Madison (Michael Lipton) rides and shoots as well as the bounty hunter who accompanies him on a manhunt. The Eastern newspaper reporter persuades Josh to let him come along on a bounty hunt. 182202 1905 Wanted: Dog, A M AD Newspaper Advertisement for dog to scare tramps. Advertisement brings quick and unexpected results 182203 1906 Wanted: Nurse, A M AD Newspaper Advertisement for nurse 182204 2005 Wanting It All N Palmer, Bobbi Ann Investigative Reporter Rachel Mills, is an attractive political journalist for the local newspaper in Laguna Beach, California. She's a young single who becomes involved in a story divulged to her by a former love. An older wealthy socialite's murder leads her to cross the paths of a suave gigolo, his divinely auspicious sister, and a handsome private investigator from out-of-town, which draws her into the private lives they all lead. Sex, drugs, private relationships, and wanting it all—the good life—are some of what she discovers as she unravels the mystery of the murder and what some may do to acquire their innermost desires. Sometimes appearances are deceiving. 182205 1949 Wanton City NM Walker, Olive Press 182206 2002 War (aka Vojna) MF Russia. Ness News. An English actor, released by a group of Chechen rebels to raise a ransom for a fellow actor, accepts an offer from a TV station for 200,000 pounds to go back and film the rescue of the female actor. He and a Russian prisoner of war also released because he isn’t worth anything, returns to Chechnya with a digital video camera to record a suicide rescue attempt showing the western preoccupation for packaging a war situation into a newsworthy document. The Russian notes that the English word “shoot” can be used for a camera or a gun. War never forgets what war is. It is not staged for a photo opportunity for western photographers and war correspondents. The Chechen rebels are portrayed as brutal terrorists treating their Russian prisoners inhumanely. The Russian War prisoner was submitted to daily beatings and slave labor is shown some mercy because he is able to translate Internet news to the Chechen rebel leader. 182207 2007 War & Truth D Samtag, Michael (Director) Journalists who are embedded from World War II to the second Gulf War put their lives on the line often encountering censorship. 182208 1993 War Against Gravity, The N Rosemary, Kristine Journalist Journalist Dana, occasional lover and friend of a woman's family kills the spokespeople of polluting companies in his spare time. Ecoterrorists, backwoods survivalists, greedy lumber and chemical companies and possibly the CIA are involved. 182209 1942 War Against Mrs. Hadley, The M DVD -R HQ 2488, 2489 Newspaper Publisher Hadley. Press. Reporter (Frank Ferguson). Reporter (Harry Harvey). Reporter (Robert Emmett Keane). 182210 1978 War and Remembrance N OWN - P Wouk, Herman Broadcaster Alistair Tudsbury, popular British broadcaster. 182211 2006 War at Home, The: Love This T Episode #29. Newscaster (Rick Garcia). 182212 1972 War Between Men and Women, The M Writer-Cartoonist Peter Wilson (Jack Lemmon) 182213 2006 War by Candlelight: City of Clowns SS Alarcon, Daniel New Yorker in 2003 Journalist Oscar grapples with his father's death and with his father's double life and second family. He trades in his pad and pencil for the inglorious costume of a street clown. 182214 1987 War Cat (aka Angel of Vengeance, aka Warcat) M Journalist Tina Davenport (Jannina Poynter) newly arrived in a small town comes up against a crazed group of survivalists who have killed a party of motorcyclists in the desert. They capture and rape her but she escapes and makes plan to take vengeance on them. She talks a survivalist-group leader into using her for hunting practice. 182215 1932 War Correspondent M Thompson, Keene (Story). Jo Swerling (Adaptation) Ness Book War Correspondent Frank Bennett (Ralph Graves) may have been modeled on real-life journalist Floyd Gibbons. Broadcasting an eyewitness account of an air battle near Shanghai. Article runs in The North China Times. Mercenary calls the correspondent a coward and has him imprisoned. Forces the correspondent to leave the country. Wife is abducted, reporter captured while trying to save her. Two lovers escape by car. 182216 1913 War Correspondent, The M One of two films made in 1913 with the same title War Correspondents. Reporter for Daily Press sent to the front, ends up with scoop. Rival reporters go to war 182217 1962 War Correspondent, The CB OWN Anonymous In "Johnny Jason Teen Reporter." Comic Book War Correspondent 182218 1913 War Correspondent, The M Ness Book. One of two films made in 1913 with the same title War Correspondents. Harry Millarde gets a position on a paper, but angers star reporter Robert Vignola when they become rivals for the same woman. Both men end up in Central America when war breaks out. Millarde takes over assignments from the drunken Vignola and uses the other man's credentials to wire the stories. Vignola gets the credit, Millarde is imprisoned. Millarde escapes and after six months the truth comes out. 182219 1898 War Correspondents M War Correspondent 182220 1917 War Correspondents M War Correspondents. Two of them, sent to the Mexican border to get news. Silent comedians Pokes and Jabbs star. 182221 1913 War Correspondents M Italy 4 reels. Ness Book War Correspondents. Rivalry between two reporters trying to get news of Turkish-Bulgarian battles. One of the reporters steals official papers and his rival schemes to steal them. Rival succeeds when the hero falls from a precipice while observing a battle. Without his papers, reporter is arrested as a spy, but helped by a peasant girl who also aids him in continually scooping his rival. Rival reporter attempts to stop the female reporter from getting yet another scoop by blowing up a train. But she leaps from it before the explosion. Rival wires the story but the other reporter blows up the telegraph lines. 182222 1999 War Correspondents D IJPC 109 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Nine -- 1940s, The, Part One -- The War Correspondent Film Excerpts include: "Foreign Correspondent," "Blood on the Sun," "Somewhere I'll Find You," "Arise My Love," "Confirm or Deny," "Guadalcanal Diary," "Berlin Correspondent," "Once Upon a Honeymoon," "Action in Arabia," "Journey for Margaret." "Comrade X," "Guest Wife," "Affectionately Yours," "Three Hearts for Julia," "Sing Your Way Home," "They Got Me Covered," "Jack London." 182223 1986 War Dog (aka Wardogs - The Assassination Game) M Journalist shows a man suspecting a government cover-up in his brother’s death in Vietnam a captured video film of a recent attempted political assassination. The man recognizes his brother among the assailants. He also recognizes his brother’s former commanding officer in Vietnam, a sadistic, evil man. It seems this man has been recruited for a secret government project to create perfect soldiers -- emotionless, calculating, the ultimate killing machines. Instead, the government created a walking nightmare that is out of control. They ordered the officer to terminate the project. The man locates his brother and attempts to rescue him from the doomed experiment. 182224 1914 War Extra, The M AFI-Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book Quoted Editor of The Herald, unable to get news of the Mexican War, assigns a cub reporter to cover the Mexican Revolution and tells him to get information, regardless of the censors. Enterprising cub gets scoop after scoop. Actual battle footage included by cameraman Charles Pin. 182225 2004 War Feels Like DT News Media 182226 2006 War Fix N Axe, David. Steve Olexa (Illustrator) Graphic Novel. Journalist David works for a small town newspaper and he begs for an assignment to Iraq even though he’s supposed to be covering the national elections. He’s attracted by the persistent threat of carnage and an urge to get close to violent death. David doesn’t want to take part in any battles personally, but he can’t stop watching as car bombs explode and bullets punch through bodies. War can be an addictive drug and there are people who will take any risk for a fix. Excerpt: I could stay here...covering county government for the rest of my life. No one would think less of me. But I’ve blown all my cash on body armor...strong armed my boss...lied to my girlfriend. Now I’m trotting off to war like it’s fucking Disneyland. 182227 1941 War Front M Short Subject Newspaper Editor (Bruce Belfrage) dispatches his Reporters (Archie Harradine, Bernard Miles) to cover the war effort at home and abroad. 182228 1966 War Game, The M UK News Media. Documentarian (Peter Watkins). Simulated newsreels and street interviews following a nuclear war and its aftermath in a typical English City. Commentators (Michael Aspel, Peter Graham). 182229 2001 War Games MT Field Reporter (Vic Chao). Field Reporter (Tom Elwell). Field Reporter (Anne Powell). Field Reporter (Rick Schwartz). 182230 1934 War is a Racket M Propaganda film. Reporter-Narrator (A.L. Alexander). Assigned by his editor to investigate war as a racket. Editor (Jacques A. Koerpel). 182231 2004 War Island N Sandlin, Robert E. Israeli News Correspondent Rachel Solomon Al Amed, driven to avenge her father's death, swears to disrupt a voluntary war waged as a surrogate to global conflict. War Island is the arena chosen. Aided by two young scientists, she succeeds in disrupting the war and lives are lost. The first woman President of the United States is in jeopardy. 182232 1002 War Junkie N Steele, Jon TV Cameraman Jon Steele filmed in most of the military hot-spots of the world -- Georgia, Moscow, Rwanda, Zaire and Bosnia. Then he finally realized he had seen and filmed too many horrific things -- had in fact, been seconds from death himself. He spiraled out of control, deep into emotional meltdown. 182233 1991 War Kill M SV 117 News Media 182234 1899 War Memories SS UCLA Crane, Stephen Press 182235 1967 War of 1812, The: 1783-1818 M Commentator (J. Frank Willis) 182236 1958 War of the Colossal Beast M TV Newscaster (Jack Kosslyn). Pentagon Correspondent (Bob Garnet). TV announcer (Stan Chambers). Los Angeles Newscast (Newscaster makes fun of strange event). 182237 1981 War of the End of the World, The (La guerra del fin del mundo,1981) NSF OWN - H Llosa, Mario Vargas Journalist. Nearsighted Journalist, The. Mission is to explain the apocalyptic prophet. The last act of saving the Journalist's life eventually causes the heroine to become the heroine of the Journalist's life. 182238 1989 War of the Roses M Anchorman (Morris Jones). Anchorwoman (Sue Palka). 182239 1958 War of the Satellites M TV Reports of simultaneous disasters occurring all over the world 182240 2005 War of the Worlds M DVD -R HQ 7455, 7456 News Media. CBS-TV Female News Reporter rushes to the scene with her crew of a jumbo jet crash. Finds a man she thinks is the sole survivor and asks him, "Did you just survive that plane crash?" He tells her he was hiding in the basement of the house that the aliens had just destroyed. "Dammit. That would have been one hell of a story," she says. TV Reporter Osaka (Michael Brownless. News Producer (Camillia Sanes). News Cameraman (Marlon Young). News Van Driver (John Eddins). Photographers (Erika LaVonn, Christopher Evan Welch). 182241 1953 War of the Worlds, The M L News Media. Radio Reporter (Paul Frees) at atomic blast and opening narration. Reporter (Walter "Wally" Richards). Reporter (Morton C. Thompson). Cub reporter (Morton C. Thompson). First Radio Reporter (Vittorio Cramer). 2nd reporter (Jerry James). Woman newsvendor (Gertrude Hoffmann). KGEB Reporter (Ted Hecht). Reporter (Jerry James). Cameraman (Edward Wahrman). Woman News Vendor (Gertrude Hoffman). Elderly Woman News Vendor (Gertrude Hoffman). Bums listening to radio (George Pal, Frank Freeman, Jr.). 182242 1938 War of the Worlds, The R CDR. Tape. Orson Welles CD #1. Also Script Koch, Howard and Orson Welles. Based on H.G. Wells' Novel. Episode. 10-30-1938. Mercury Theatre on the Air Radio News bulletins are presented suggesting that an actual Martian invasion is in progress in Grover's Mill, a community in New Jersey. Simulates a live newscast of developing events. News bulletins are done in documentary style. Radio News Correspondents report from the field as the Martian invasion progresses throughout New Jersey. One reporter describes what is taking place at the Grover's Mill farm site after the meteorite opened up and began firing its death ray. He reports about the attack on the crowds until he is cut off. The crisis quickly accelerates. 182243 1981 War of the Worlds, The -- Next Century M Polish Wojna Swiatow - Nastepne Stulecie Parody News Media. Satire on the News Media. Censorship. Local TV reporter (Roman Wilhelmi) witnesses arrival of Martians. used to legitimize the invasion. Tries to tell public the truth. 182244 1989 War of the Worlds: Epiphany T Episode #9. 1-2-1989 News Media. Reporter (Paula Barrett or Paul Berrett). 182245 1988 War of the Worlds: Multitude of Idols, A T Episode #3. 10-24-1988. Series 10-10-1988 to 5-14-1990. TV Reporter Elyse Conway (Michele Scarabelli) for a local station manages to get caught up in an alien plan to carry nuclear material and busloads of churchgoers to the abandoned town of Beeton. The female journalist is covering a story on hazardous material. The footage she captures of an alien possession catches the attention of the Blackwood Team where they find aliens using the town as a set-up shop for appropriating human hosts. In 1953, Earth experienced a War of the Worlds. Common bacteria stopped the aliens, but it didn't kill them. Instead, the aliens lapsed into a state of deep hibernation. Now they have been resurrected, more terrifying than before. 182246 1989 War of the Worlds: My Soul To Keep T Episode #19. 4-24-1989 Investigative Reporter is given a tip that the Blackwood Team is killing illegal aliens. The aliens' young cannot survive in the very radiation that keeps the adults alive so they must store the eggs in a cold environment in an industrial ice house. The Blackwood team picks up on this design and set out to keep a new generation of aliens from walking the Earth. Unfortunately a figure from the past of both sides tips the reporter that the team is killing illegal aliens and comprises the situation. 182247 1990 War of the Worlds: Path of Lies T Episode #36. 2-19-1990 Reporter Marc Traynor (David Ferry) is marked for execution by the aliens for photographing their operations. During an assassination attempt, the reporter snaps images of dead alien bodies. To make matters worse, Kincaid and Blackwood are seen killing them. If published, their identities will be revealed and it will be easier for the aliens to identify them and exterminate them. Reporter photographs aliens. I'm going to print the truth...." Publishers cooperates with aliens to save newspaper and is killed 182248 1988 War of the Worlds: Second Seal, The T Episode #5. 11-7-1988 News Media. Newswoman (Anne Farquhar). 182249 1990 War of the Worlds: Time To Reap T Episode #33. 1-19-1990 News Media. Reporter 1 (Alan Argue). Reporter 2 (Lorne Pardy). 182250 1990 War of the Worlds: True Believer, The T Episode #41. 5-7-1990 News Media. Newscaster (Sandi Stahlbrand). 182251 1988 War Party M TV Correspondent (Peggy Lipton) 182252 2001 War Photographer DT DVD -R HQ 3428, 3429. SVD 1457 Frei, Christian Photojournalist James Nachtwey has not missed a single war. This documentary follows him for two years to hot spots including Kosovo, the West Bank and Indonesia as he searches for a picture he thinks he can publish. A film about a committed shy man who is considered one of the bravest and most important war photographers of our time. Nachtwey has witnessed countless crises of famine, terrorism, war and world chaos. Lives in Brooklyn. Photojournalist Robert Capa: "If your pictures aren't good enough, you're not close enough." Naachtwey has been close enough for more than 20 years. Chief International CNN Correspondent Christiane Amanpour. Foreign Editor Hans-Hermann Klare of Stern Magazine. Editor-in-Chief Christine Breustedt of Geo Saison Magazine. 182253 1896 War Reporter, The N Edwards, Warren New York Reporter serving as a Union spy in his native Kentucky outsmarts a general and bests a Confederate rival for the love of a beautiful woman 182254 2004 War Room, The P Los Angeles Premiere News Reporter's Voice-Over (Steve Meadows). President must decide whether to go to war. His younger brother, who was killed in Vietnam, comes back to urge him to not go recklessly into another Vietnam. 182255 2003 War Stories MT SVDSP 1348 Reporter Ben Dansmore (Jeff Goldblum), veteran. Group of journalists covering a fictional conflict between the U.S.-backed government of Uzbekistan and Muslim rebels tied to Al Qaeda. Nora Stone (Lake Bell), dead man's replacement. Magazine correspondent Gayle Phelan (Louise Lombard) sleeps around. Camerawoman (Christina Chang). 182256 1995 War Stories M Interviewer (Judith Fyfe) 182257 2001 War Stories With Oliver North (aka War Stories): DT Series. 2001- Interviewer-Host (Oliver North) profiles military history. Each episode features recollections of battlefield trials and victories as told by the participants. 182258 1989 War Story M Interviewer (Peter Lawrence) 182259 2003 War Torn N Marks, John. Magazine Journalist Arthur Cape from Texas works for a flagging American news magazine is at a Halloween party in Berlin in the mid-1930s when a ghost from his past makes an appearance. Ailing war profiteer helped him first settle into Berlin at unification. He comes bearing news of Cape's lost Bosnian love whom he tried to save three years earlier after she followed her husband and son home to Mostar, a bitterly divided city in Bosnia. Galvanized, Cape immediately plunges into a Balkan free-fire zone full of demons under different flags, searching for the woman, a Yugoslavian Muslim. Magazine Writer Arthur Cape as he covers the German reunification and falls hard for a beautiful, but married Yugoslav woman. He never quite recovers after she follows her husband and son back to their Balkan hometown. When the Bosnian-Serbian conflict erupts, Cape tries to reach her but finds that even love can't bypass the knotted religious-ethnic conflicts tearing up the region. 182260 2005 War Within, The M TV News Anchorwoman (Christine Commesso). Reporter (Angel Desai). Pakistani involved in a planned attack in New York City experiences a crisis of conscience. 182261 2008 War, Inc. M Reporter Natalie Hegalhuzen (Marisa Tomei) is the lone reporter in the fictional country of Turaqistan who has declined having a chip implanted in her neck in order to receive the “implanted journalistic experience,” which is accompanied by a crude virtual reality theme park ride. A moody hit man hired by the former vice president of the United States has come to Turaqistan to assassinate a Middle Eastern oil minister before he builds a pipeline through the region. He falls for Hegalhuzen. 182262 2007 War, Women and the News: How Female Journalists Won the Battle to Cover World War II DT Gourley, Catherine Women Journalists fight to cover World War II. Margaret Bourke-White covers battles in Russia. Lee Miller photographs the wounded in field hospitals in France. Shelley Mydans was a prisoner of war in the Philippines. Marguerite Higgins reported the liberation of Dachau. Dorothy Thompson, Dickey Chapelle, Helen Kirkpatrick are other women who covered the war. Their stories are told. 182263 2007 War, Women and the News: How Female Journalists Won the Battle to Cover World War II D Gourley, Catherine Female Journalists. Sob Sisters. When war broke out in Europe in 1939, American women had no way of knowing how much the next six years would change their lives. In the 1920s and 1930s, women journalists were frequently labeled as “sob sisters” or “newshens,” and their news stories usually appeared on the women’s society page, deep inside the newspaper. But when war exploded around the world, these female reporters wanted more than just front-page assignments. They wanted to be where the action was, and fought for the right to report from the front lines. 182264 2005 War's End: Profiles from Bosnia 1995-1996: Christmas with Karadzic SS Sacco, Joe Reporter finally comes face-to-face with an evil war criminal. Inside peek at the darkly humorous news process that doesn't make the headlines back home as the reporter chases after a hated and sought-after Bosnian Serb leaders and war criminals. Reporter Joe Sacco goes to great, often uproarious lengths to get an interview with the notorious Bosnian war criminal Radovan Karadzic as the leader attends Christmas services. Sacco and a pair of journalist buddies go careening through the slush of a Bosnian winter to the town of Pale, where they have heard that Bosnian Serb president and black-hearted war criminal Karadzic are going to celebrate Christmas mass. Reporter Kasey, a frenetic freelancer, "The King of Strings" can get another story and another paycheck. But the actual event is a bit of a letdown. Karadzic seems like just another politician. 182265 2005 War's End: Profiles from Bosnia 1995-1996: Soba SS Sacco, Joe News Media are captivated by a Sarajevo artist-warrior who plays the guitar and has hard-partying ways. Pays tribute to the eponymous Bosnian soldier/painter who became a media darling. Reporter Sacco is as usual the fellow quietly listening in the midst of the maelstrom. He hangs in clubs until dawn with Sarajevans celebrating the end of the conflict. 182266 1984 Warday N OWN - H Strieber, Whitley-J. Kunetka Reporters Jim Kunetka and Whitley Strieber document the aftermath of a brief nuclear war between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. 182267 1855 Warden, The N OWN - P Trollope, Anthony Reporter Tom Towers for the Jupiter. His attacks on the church originate from an anticlerical point of view and are both personal and unfair. Doctor Pessimist Anticant, a Scots pamphleteer, one of whose moral and reforming pamphlets exposes a prominent clergyman. Mr. Popular Sentiment, a muckraking novelist who turns the clergyman into a vicious monster. 182268 2001 Warden, The MT Reporter 2 (Cecile Cristobal). KXLY Reporter (Terry Simpson). 182269 1983 WarGames M DVD -R HQ 2957, 2958, 2943 Newscaster (Jim Harriott) 182270 1970 Warhead N Gerson, Noel News Media 182271 1967 Warkill M Grofe, Ferde Jr. (Screenplay) AFI-Authors. Ness book Correspondent Phil Sutton (Tom Drake) wrote books glorifying colonel although they have never met. He parachutes into war zone to witness his hero firsthand. Conflict of ideals between two men. Reporter discovers how ugly war really is. Reporter witnesses colonel brutally torturing and killing the Japanese they capture. Reporter is presented as idealist who gradually begins to understand colonel's methods after witnessing the atrocities of the Japanese. Reporter urges the colonel to defend a hospital against overwhelming odds. Colonel and men are killed, leaving reporter to write their story. 182272 2007 Warlord N Mercer-Nairne, Robert Russian Journalist Orla Kildare, the top reporter at DEMOS-V, is based on Anna Stepanova Politkovskaya, the murdered Russian journalist and fierce critic of her President’s policy in Chechnya. Kildare reports on Chenchia, a fictional nation on Russia’s southern border wracked by war. Each of the country’s three regions is ruled by a warlord, Asian Dudayev, educated in the States and the son of the aging Vorsky leader, who also was once Kildare’s great love. 182273 2005 Warlord Metal N Redhawk, D. Jordan Aspiring Journalist Sonny Middlestead spends a good deal of free time writing in her diary. Her days are filled with education, her nights with rock and roll. She meets a female guitarist in the heavy metal band in which her brother, a drummer, plays. Sonny is light, the guitarist dark and into drugs. . Can she find a way to heal a broken childhood to make up for a lifetime of injustice 182274 1982 Warlord's Hill N OWN - P Fox, George Investigative Reporter Roy Hammil, prize-winning investigative reporter 182275 2004 Warlord's Son, The N Fesperman, Dan, Baltimore Sun Reporter Journalist Stanford "Skelly" J. Kelly persuades his bosses to pull him from a boring suburban beat so he can report on the hunt for Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan. Translator-guide Najeeb, a Pakistani graduate of an American university who's also unwilling agent of his country's intelligence service. Pair become ensnared in tribal rivalries and family feuds, further complicated by the intervention of U.S. forces. 182276 1976 Warm Farewell, The SM GPL Bloch, Robert In "Frights: New Stories of Suspense and Supernatural Terror." Editor. Mr. Endicott's editorials forces his family to run away from the Klan. They finally escape after a confrontation. 182277 1987 Warm Hearts, Cold Feet MT SVD 530. B77 Estrin, Allen, Mark Estrin (Teleplay) Columnists Michael (Tim Matheson) and Amy (Margaret Colin) work for rival newspapers in Los Angeles. Under deadline pressure Michael puts in a line in his column about he and wife deciding to have a baby. Editor zaps the copy to layout before he can change it. Owner of Michael's paper wants a series of articles covering the pregnancy. Michael continues to write about their efforts to have a baby -- "Bop Around the Clock" is one column's title. Amy's new celebrity allows her to get an interview with an elusive football player because he and his wife are having the same problem. Her editor objects to Amy not being "one of the boys anymore" and takes her off the football beat. With Michael getting all of the attention, the paper's features editor suggests Amy do her own column from a woman's point of view. They become celebrities appearing on radio and TV.. They have twins and the event is covered by reporters. Reporter (Sylvester Rich). Reporter #1 (Gordon Oas-Heim). Reporter #2 (Bobby Hosea). 182278 1964 Warm Nights & Hot Pleasures M AFI-Photographers Photographer 182279 2005 Warm Springs MT News Media. Franklin Roosevelt faces the greatest challenge -- the one the American people never saw. 1920's. Reporter Clebourne Gregory (Bob Seel). Young Reporter (Azel James). Photographer at opening scene rally (Charles Nelson). Photographer (Greg Thompson). Photographer at the Boy Scout Camp (C. Lee Machen). 182280 2007 Warmed and Dead: Ghost of Jesus Llano, The NSF Barclay, George W. Australian Journalist Penny Browning was kidnapped by a drug bandit and taken hostage to El Fuerte. The ice age continues. Father Jesus Llano and his million man army were lost to satellite. Global ice, ethnic riots, savage cannibalism. 182281 1938 Warner Brothers Academy Theatre, The R Series 1938- Press. Dramatizations of Warner Brother movies. Actors were part of Warner Brother's soon-to-be-stars roster. 182282 1967 Warning Shot M TV Newscaster (Jerry Dunphy-Himself) 182283 1985 Warning Sign M TV Reporter (Lori Hallier) 182284 1926 Warning Signal, The M AFI-Radio Radio 182285 2005 Warning Track N Corrigan, Jack Public Relations nightmare develops for professional baseball when the abuse of an illegal supplement is implicated in an on-field tragedy. 182286 2002 Warning: Parental Advisory MT News Media. Reporter (Karen Jensen-Clark). Reporter (Marta McGonagle). Hearing Reporter #1 (Laura Clifton). Hearing Reporter #2 (Bryan Lee McGlothin). Rock Journalist (Anne Quackenbush). Press Club Reporter (Tony Richards). Morning TV Show Host (Angela Martinez). Media (Katie Pruitt). Media Photographer (Howard Block). Photographer (Dan Eggleston). Photographer (Jackson Waugh). 182287 1971 Warnung vor einer heiligen Nutte MF Fassbinder, Rainer Werner (Writer-Director) West Germany Journalist (Peter Gauhe). Kameramann (Gianni Di Luigi). 182288 1861 Warp and Woof N Parr Press 182289 1993 Warpath NSF Daniel, Tony Reporter Will James, a man reconstituted from a broadcast radio wave half a millennium from now, is on chilly planet of Candle, inhabited by Mississippian Indians who paddled their canoes through higher dimensions in astonishing voyages of exploration. Now James, his Indian friend and a woman with powers, uncontrolled as yet that can alter reality, must team up to prevent the woman's vicious sister from exploiting Indians' deposits of valuable clay from the planet. 182290 1934 Warren Case, The M UK Only Press 182291 2006 Warren Ellis' Strange Killings: Necromancer N Ellis, Warren. Mike Wolfer (Illustrator) All six issues of the zombie epic Necromancer in one volume Investigative Reporter about to expose a chemical weapon lab sanctioned by the British government is targeted by an assassin by the "combat magician" deployed to a steaming Philippine island. Sergeant Major Gravel, a British soldier, cares more about the female journalist than he cares to admit. He has figured out the secret of the island, but can he and the reporter survive? Double-crosses and political intrigue have marked the assassin for murder by his comrades as he realizes that he has been led into a trap by a vengeance-seeking superior. And there's zombies -- scores of flesh-ripping, reanimated corpses seeking to shred and devour everyone in their path. Gravel's covert mission seemed simple at first: assassinate a reporter investigating a renegade British scientist conducting illegal chemical weapons tests in the region. 182292 1915 Warrens of Virginia, The M DeMille Correspondent Ned Burton (House Peters) is special correspondent for Union forces 182293 2004 Warrior Class, The M News Media. Reporter (Kristi Witker). Reporter #2 (Alex McCord). 182294 1909 Warrior, the Untamed: Story of an Imaginative Press Agent, The N Irwin, Will Press Agent bungles the story of the adventures of a harmless, man-eating lion of Paradise Park, New York. “Concerning planted stories, those you think best of never land at all, and those you never give a second thought bring you twenty columns and a raise. There are stories that you plant expecting you '11 have to stand off the reporters like you shrunk from hated publicity, and all you draw is a stick in the news columns and an editorial — no names — about disgusting modern advertising methods. Again, you plant a foolish story when your head is packed with mush. Zip! You 're in the magazines. So it was with this perambulating plant.” 182295 2003 Warriors Down N Bacos, George War Correspondent Mike Traynor was once “King of the Mountain.” Walking into New York’s Overseas Press Club or any bar or restaurant in Manhattan would have drawn a crowd of admirers and a rousing round of applause. And on occasions when he’d broken some story wide open or exposed the misdeeds of some political office, a standing ovation was given him. Now he sat on a barstool at Bruno’s Pen ‘N’ Pencil, one of his favorite haunts, with a dozen or more of the Fourth Estate in the same room, and he was alone. There was little demand for yesterday’s Pulitzer Prize Laureate, especially one who was too often seen drinking too much. In the old days it didn’t matter, just so long as you got the story. Now, without a doubt, the days of the hard-drinking, fist-slamming corespondent was over. During World War II, he would have been the prototype for Hollywood screenwriters. The battered felt hat and trench coat that looked as if they had weathered the Irish Rebellion, became synonymous with war correspondents in numerous movie, both in America and abroad. Newsreels of Mike’s reporting authenticated this image and early TV presented him to the viewing audience as a personification of their screen heroes. Then, as time, the unpredictable personal losses, drink and loneliness marked his face. He was replaced -- discreetly and without ceremony. All that was left for Mike were the memories. Then he meets Freelance Photojournalist Kurt Brodell who recently returned from South Africa where he covered the trouble down there. Shortly after graduation, Brodell started as a copy boy, graduated to rewrite desk, then to field reporter before the paper’s demise. Moved to Washington D.C. and got a job on The Washington Post, but quit for personal reasons. Went to Northwestern School of Journalism and wrote his master’s thesis on “From War Correspondent to Pulitzer Prize: The Collective Works of Michael Traynor.” 182296 1993 Wars and Winters NM Coppel, Alfred Journalist Brian Lockwood receives an anonymous threatening note and a ceremonial Nazi dagger in the mail and the middle-aged journalist realizes his past is coming back to haunt him. He always believed he was a German orphan adopted by an American soldier after World War II. Now he's plagued by nightmares that relate to his childhood. He investigates his past His trail leads him to a unified Germany where he finds a link between his past and a Nazi war criminal who stole art treasures and stashed them in a Swiss bank. Lockwood is lured to a deadly showdown with the war criminal who hates his father. He goes from Carmel, California to the high-speed perils of the German Autobahn to a rickety house in Poland where he confronts his past and the possibility that his own father was a Nazi. 182297 1993 Warsaw Requiem N Thoene, Bodie and Brock Thoene #6 Zion Convenant Series American Journalist John Murphy. Samuel Orde is expelled from Palestine Mandate due to his sticking to the Balfour Declaration and the Neville Chamberlain Government’s departure from it in a foolish attempt to pacify Haj Amin Husseini. Returning to London, Orde starts a new job at a TENS correspondent under Murphy’s supervision and is sent to cover events in Warsaw. Hess’ paid IRA assassins place a bomb in the Murphy’s home while the children and Helen are inside -- but the bomb is detected by Grogan who drives Helen (and the two children) out of the house before it explodes, killing him. Murphy carries a packet to Warsaw to be given to Orde with false passports for Jacob and Alfie, and also for Rachel Lubetkin, granddaughter of Jerusalem Rabbi Shiomo Lebovitz. Elisa and Lori decide to ask the TENS office to notify Orde of the trip. Only Lori goes, however, due to Katy crying from hunger and baby-Alfie doing a “sympathy wail.” At the TENS office, Murphy’s colleague Harvey Terrill, a secret IRA sympathizer, sends the wire. Lori has possibly witnessed a transaction between him and IRA assassin Alan Farell, he asks Farell to dispose of her and sends a wire to the Polish government warning them of Murphy’s flight in. Farell takes Lori to the bell-tower of St. Paul’s Cathedral where Winston Churchill is soon to give a speech. He has packed the bell-tower with explosives to kill Churchill at that point. Murphy spots Farell attempting to leave and pursues him back into the bell-tower. As he has booby-trapped the explosives to be triggered from a gun blast, Alan attempts to kill Murphy with his pistol. But the recoil of the gun causes Farell to lose his balance and fall to his death -- and the explosives’ booby-trap fails to activate. Lori is found by Murphy and released from the bell-tower and taken home. At the Warsaw Airport, Murphy is detained and Elisa’s Guarnerius violin seized. But the customs officers allow him to retain the case where the documents are. Murphy rushes out of the airport and asks a taxi driver to deliver the case to Orde at the TENS office. The extra passport for Rachel is handed to the Jewish Quarter mailman. On September 1, 1939, Germany invades Poland starting World War II. 182298 1951 Warszawska premiera MF Poland Reporters (Zdzislaw Szymanski, Tadeusz Teodorczyk). Publisher (Lech Ordon). 182299 2004 Warthog CB Gulf War Journal War Correspondent Scott “Journal” Neithammer and his Photographer Gajaba sneak into Iraq. During the ride, Journal learns of what Gajaba witnessed in Kuwait when the Iraqi’s invaded. 182300 1960 Warui yatsu hodo yoku nemuru MF Journalist (Koji Mitsui). Journalist (Yoshifumi Tajima). Journalist (Hisashi Yokomori). 182301 2001 Was tun, wenn's brennt? MF Germany Journalist (Ralph Misske). Journalist (Andrea Paul). 182302 1996 Washington CS COPY Stamaty, Mark Alan Press Conference. President and reporters. Panel One: They strode forth, prez-elect and veep-elect, the burden of imminent power awesomely upon them. Clinton at podium: "I believe I've pushed al the right buttons so far. Are you happy" TV Reporter's voice: "Except one, Sir." Panel Two: Reporter continues: "Wit. The Kennedy wit. You're not funny enough, Sir." Clinton: "Look, I shook his hand, Okay? But I don't want to overevoke." Same TV reporter with moustache: "Sorry Sir. You psyched us up for Camelot II. Without the jokes, you're Carter." Clinton says: "Al does the jokes, really! In private, he's a scream. Come on, Al. Make 'em laugh." In Panels 5-6 Clinton shows off Gore. Panel 7: Clinton: "But, hey, isn't this kind of funny? The way he just holds that rigid position no matter what we do to him? Kind of like Hypo Marx, don't you think." Reporter at bottom of panel: "Not slapstick, Sir! Wit! Urbane, Presidential wit!" Panel 8: Clinton carries stiff Gore: "But look how funny this is! Carrying him off stage like a 2-by-4! Kind of Penn and Telleresque." Reporter with microphone into camera: "Is the euphoria subsiding? Are we facing 4 years of info without the 'tainment." 182303 1977 Washington Behind Closed Doors T Miniseries News Media. Watergate story fictionalized. TV Anchorman (Regis Cordic). 182304 1961 Washington Conversation DT Series. 2-26-1961 to 9-16-1962. CBS. TV Newsman Paul Niven hosted show featuring talks on current issues with top political figures. 182305 1953 Washington Exclusive DT Correspondent Frank McNaughton 182306 2003 Washington Interns Gone Bad M Camerawoman (Jenny Carden). Financial Times Guy (Mark Freehan). Indymedia Girl (Zoe Mitchell). 182307 1932 Washington Masquerade M New York Times Reporter Daly (Phil Tead). Senate Reporter (Harold Miller). Reporter (Don Brodie) 182308 1941 Washington Melodrama M DVD -R HQ 8600, 8601. DVD -R 1530 Macpherson, L. du Rocher (Play). Marion Parsonnet, Roy Chanslor (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Hal Thorne (Kent Taylor) is engaged to the daughter of a millionaire who is pushing a Senate bill to feed European war orphans. The bill is threatened when chorus girl is found dead in the millionaire's apartment. Editor investigates and finds out about dead girl's connection to the millionaire. Editor comes to realize that family feelings are more important than a scoop. Killer turns out to be nightclub host who has been blackmailing the millionaire. News Photographer Dick (Dick French). 182309 1932 Washington Merry-go-Round M DVD -R HQ 10271, 10272. Anderson, Maxwell (Play). Jo Swerling (Script). Press. Washington political reporters. Columnists. 182310 1956 Washington Merry-Go-Round DT Columnist Drew Pearson 182311 1963 Washington Party Murder, The SM PVL Carr, A.H.Z. In "Ellery Queen's 20th Anniversary Annual: 20 Stories From Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine." Correspondent Sarah Burton, the best woman foreign correspondent in the world, finally comes back to Washington to investigate the mysterious death of her husband Her husband is Tom Burton, famous political columnist. 182312 1951 Washington Report DT Host Tris Coffin 182313 1953 Washington Spotlight DT Host Marquis Childs 182314 1952 Washington Story M DVD -R HQ 2653, 2632. SV 185 Pirosh, Robert (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist-Broadcast Commentator Gilbert Nunnally (Philip Ober) helps Reporter Alice Kinsly (Patricia Neal) who comes to Washington D.C. to "get a sensational series of articles about Washington and I don't care who I impose on to get them." Her plan is to expose one Congressman.. Nunnally suggests Congressman known as "No Comment Jones" because of his refusal to talk to the press. Congressman says he doesn't comment because he has seen too many interviews twisted. She convinces him to talk. "If the good Congressmen always say "no comment" the bad ones will keep grabbing the headlines." Reporter uses false credentials claiming she works for National Women's Home Gazette. She discovers Congressman is suing Columnist for libel. Romance develops Reason Columnist wants dirt on him. She thinks Congressman is on the take, he finds out her deception. Reporter finds out he did not take bribe and writes column supporting him as "true patriot." They reconcile. Congressman changes vote. Headlines condemn him. Washington Star and New York Times support him. Head of the press corps warned Reporter about columnist. Reporter in Senate Chambers (Tyler McVey). News Agency Rep on Phone (Gregory Gaye). INS Chief Howard (Emory Parnell). 182315 1967 Washington Week in Review DT Reporters 182316 1967 Washington, D.C. N OWN - P Vidal, Gore Publisher Blaze Sanford, ruthless Washington newspaper tycoon. His son, Peter, a liberal editor both fascinated and repelled by the imperial city. 182317 1977 Washington: Behind Closed Doors T PR Press Secretary Nicholas Pryor as Hank Ferris 182318 2006 Washingtonienne, The: Novel, A N Cutler, Jessica Blogger Jacqueloine, a party girl in Washington, becomes a blogger and rocks Washington with the details of her exploits. 182319 2008 Washout CB Avengers: The Initiative #13 Reporter Sally Floyd. 182320 1924 Waste N Herrick, Robert Newspapers 182321 1973 Waste Pile at Apple Bow, The SM GPL Richter, Joan In "Ellery Queen's Faces of Mystery." TV Correspondent Steve Jaros, just back from Vietnam, who is assigned to cover a strip-mining disaster in Appalachia -- 124 people killed, more than 3000 left homeless by a flood slide. Accident or Act of God? 182322 1999 Wasted in Babylon M News Media. Hard Page Anchor (Michael Castner). 182323 1987 Wasteland N Sinclair, Jo News Media 182324 1999 Wasteland T PR Publicist who represents a closeted gay soap star is played by Sasha Alexander. 182325 2007 Wasting Away M Reporter (Mandy McMillian). 182326 1959 Watch on the Bridge, The N GPL Garth, David Correspondent Robert Berkham has been a correspondent for many years and life was beginning to wear on him by February, 1945. 182327 1959 Watch That Ends the Night, The N OWN - H MacLennan, Hugh Press 182328 1950 Watch the Birdie M DVD -R HQ 6446, 6447 (Mislabeled as 6448 on disc). Neilan, Marshall Jr. (Story). Ivan Tors, Devery Freeman, Harry Ruskin (Screenplay) Ness Book. Remake of Buster Keaton's The Cameraman Aspiring Newsreel Cameraman Rusty (Red Skeleton) gets involved in the business when as a camera store owner he convinces photographer to leave his equipment at the store while on vacation. Hired to film construction work at new housing project. Gets footage of two crooks plotting to undermine project. Audio track on film is scrambled. Crooks try to steal film before he can correct it. Girlfriend brings film to police. 182329 1965 Watch the Birdie M DVD -R 1618 AFI-Photographers Photographer 182330 1968 Watch the Birdie...Die! M AFI-Photographers Photographer 182331 1950 Watch the World DT Series. 4-23-1950 to 6-28-1953. NBC. TV Newsman-Host-Narrator John Cameron Swayze. Interviewer Radcliff Hall (1950-1951). Regulars: Tuffie Swayze, Suzanne Swayze, John Swayze Jr. (1953). Commentator Don Goddard. Magazine-style documentary for children with information about current events, history and general interest topics. Swayze also served as NBC nighttime news anchor while hosting this show. 182332 1926 Watch Your Wife M AFI-Authors Writer 182333 1985 Watchdog DT UK. Series 1985 Documentary Staff. Reporters Pat Heiney (2003), Saima Mohsin (2003). Presenters Nicky Campbell (2001-2006), Alice Beer (1992-1999), Matt Allwright (1997-2001), David Bull (1999), Kate Ssanderson (2001-2004), Charlotte Hudson (2001), Julia Bradbury (2004), Edward Enfield. 182334 1999 Watched M Newscaster (Christopher Logan) 182335 1980 Watcher, The NM Smith, Kay Nolte Journalist Astrid Cain is the principle witness in the murder of a humanitarian and social critic. She was out to expose him as a monster hiding under the sackcloth of sainthood. But there is another witness. The murderer. Defendant is a journalist, the wife of one of a social scientist's victims who is anxious to expose him. 182336 2000 Watcher, The M Female Reporter (Varen Black). Television Reporter (Jennifer Anglin) 182337 1988 Watchers M Canadian film News Media. TV Newscaster (Christopher Cary). First TV Reporter (Dan O'Dowd). Second TV Reporter (Freda Perry). Sheriff: Either you talk to me or I'll talk to the press. 182338 1990 Watchers II M Anchorwoman (Mary Ingersoll). 182339 1998 Watchers Reborn M Reporter (Diedre Coleman Imus) 182340 1961 Watching Out for Dulie N Westhemer, D Press 182341 2009 Watchmen M News Media. Newscaster #1 (Mark Docherty). Newscaster #2 (Clay St. Thomas). News Anchor (Kevin McNulty). News Analyst (Tom McBeath). Foreign Newscaster #1 (Alison Araya). Foreign Newscaster #2 (Sahar). Foreign Newscaster #3 (Matthew Harrison). Foreign Newscaster #4 (Bernadeta Wrobel). Foreign Newscaster #5 (Youri Obryvtchenko). Foreign Newscaster #6 (Heidi Iro). Foreign Newscaster #7 (Kit Koon). Foreign Newscaster #8 (Parm Soor). Foreign Newscaster #9 (Cristina Menz). Foreign Newscaster #10 (Lynn Colliar). Foreign Newscaster #11 (Tony Ali). Foreign Newscaster #12 (Katie Bennison). Foreign Newscaster #13 (Ian Farthing). Foreign Newscaster #14 (Calvin Lee). Foreign Newscaster #15 (Alexander Mandra). Foreign Newscaster #16 (Isabelle Champeau). Foreign Newscaster #17 (Ashley O’Connell). Keene Act Anchor #1 (Dale Wolfe). Keene Act Anchor #2 (Ken Tremblett). Keene Act Anchor #3 (Dawn Chubal). On Location Reporter #1 (Mark Gash). On Location Reporter #2 (Suzanne Clements-Smith). On Location Reporter #3 (Agam Darshi). New Frontiersman Editor (L. Harvey Gold). Keen Riot Reporter (Manuelita Kinsley). A-Bomb Test Anchorwoman (Mi-Jung Lee). Face-to-Face TV Producer (Louis Chirillo). Face-to-Face TV Receptionist (Marsha Regis). 1940 Watchmen Photographer (Salvatore Sortino). News Vendor (Jay Brazeau). Carnival Photographer (Ron Chartier). In a gritty and alternate 1985 the glory days of costumed vigilantes have been brought to a close by a government crackdown, but after one of the masked veterans is brutally murdered an investigation into the killer is initiated. The reunited heroes set out to prevent their own destruction, but in doing so discover a deeper and far more diabolical plot. 182342 1986 Watchmen: Captain Metropolis CB Moore, Alan (writer), David Gibbons (artist) and John Higgins (colorist) 1986-1987 series of 12 comic books. Magazine. Silk Spectre outs Captain Metropolis in a magazine interview. 182343 2001 WatchUsDie.com M News Media.Reporter (Jennifer Snitchcomb). Cameraman (Cory Maness). 182344 1584 Watchword to Englande, A ER USC Munday, Anthony News 182345 1985 Water M French Reporter (Benjamin Feitelson). Japanese Reporter (Sabu Kimura). 182346 1992 Water Engine MT SV 156 News Media 182347 1999 Water Rats: Cut-Off Point T Episode #87. 3-9-1999 Journalist (Alexander Luppi). 182348 1999 Water Rats: End Game T Episode #90. 4-6-1999 Journalist (Jason Low). Photojournalist (George Catzi). 182349 1999 Water Rats: Free as a Bird T Episode #105. 7-27-1999 News Media. Reporter (Jo Ellicot). 182350 2005 Waterborne M News Media. News Reporters (Helen Kumari, Amy Powell). 182351 1998 Waterboy, The M Sportswriter (Michael S. Nunez). Sportscasters Brent Musburger (Himself), Lynn Swann (Himself). Sports Cameraman (Kevin McGuire). TV Producer (Phyllis Alia). Announcer (Dave Wagner). Sports Announcer (Dave Mallow). Moderator (Marty Eli Schwartz). 182352 2003 Waterboys T Japan Newscaster (Naomi Nishida). 182353 1937 Waterfront Beat NJ Brier, Howard Reporter. Lad who reports a different sensational story every chapter 182354 1950 Waterfront Reporter N OWN - H Riesenberg, Felix Jr. Reporter Bill Everett, waterfront reporter for the San Francisco Globe 182355 2006 Waterfront: Pilot T Episode #1. Other Episodes Unaired Newspaper Editor Thomas Porter (James Rebhorn) of the Providence newspaper, who is ambitious, wants to take down the mayor of Providence, Rhode Island. He has plenty of ammunition. The mayor's police chief is under fire for letting a local baseball legend go during a DUI stop only to have him hit a young boy later that evening, and his ex-deputy is under investigation for taking bribes. Also the mayor's road to city hall was paved by the mafia, a conneciton he is trying to sever. News Media. On-Camera Reporter (Diane Feraco). News Reporter (Patrick Pitu). Print Reporter (Scott Winters). Cameraman (Joel Arsenault). Reporter Troy Madison (Eric Bruno Borgman). 182356 2006 Waterfront: Trash Talk T Episode #5. Photographer (Rob W. Gray). Newspaper Editor Thomas Porter (James Rebhorn) of the Providence newspaper, who is ambitious, wants to take down the mayor of Providence, Rhode Island. He has plenty of ammunition. The mayor's police chief is under fire for letting a local baseball legend go during a DUI stop only to have him hit a young boy later that evening, and his ex-deputy is under investigation for taking bribes. Also the mayor's road to city hall was paved by the mafia, a conneciton he is trying to sever. 182357 1973 Watergate Coverage DT Reporters 182358 2002 Watergate Tape, A N Hoopes, Roy Freelance Journalist Roy Hartley gets a call from a friend working for a Senate Select Committee excited about a discovery he's made. He may or may not be mailing package to Hartley for delivery to Bob Woodward at the Washington Post. When Tom is found with .32-calibre bullet in his head on a Delaware beach the next money, Hartley is hired to write an article on his friend's odd death. This involves interviewing the man's estranged widow and various neighbors, officials and officials' wives who knew him. Hartley's research parallels police investigation. Where is the tape his friend was sending to Hartley? 182359 2005 Waterloo N Olsson, Karen Police Reporter Nick Lasseter at the Waterloo Weekly, 32, suffers a faded sense of purpose. He's hung up on his ex-girlfriend who just got engaged to her now wealthy childhood friend. He's an underperforming reporter for the local alternative weekly. The Sunset, Nick's favorite dive bar, is closing down, another sad sign of the times since the tech boom altered the city's landscape. Jaded by political rhetoric, Nick is tried of his beat and his editor warns him he's underperforming. Nick has a growing romantic interest with a fellow reporter, Andrea Carter, and that might restart Nick's engine. Cater is the daughter of a civil rights activity. Nick is assigned to profile a newly elected Republican state legislator, a middle-aged married woman who is having an affair with a beefcake gubernatorial candidate. She's also embroiled in an urban planning scheme, a boondoggle Nick's alcoholic uncle Bones tips him off to. 182360 1978 Waterloo Bridge Handicap, The M UK Short - Comedy Commentator (Brough Scott). 182361 2003 Watermelon MT Magazine Receptionist (Sara James). 182362 2003 Watermelon Heist, The M Newscaster (Vanessa Villarreal). Courtroom Newscaster (Sonia Polanco). 182363 1997 Waterworks, The N Doctorow, E.L. Newspaper Editor McIlvaine recalls the bizarre events surrounding the disappearance of one of his paper's best freelance journalists Martin Pemberton in 1871. Set in New York the decade following the Civil War. Pemberton, the son of a brutal cunning man who had made a fortune as war profiteer, died leaving his family mysteriously penniless. Martin convinced he had seen his father alive. Then he vanished. McIlvaine interests a policeman and together they ferret our a weird scheme in which aging millionaires paid a doctor to preserve their lives in a state of suspended animation. McIlvaine's halting, amazed narration. Freelancer Martin Pemberton, favorite freelance of the editor of the New York Telegram, narrates the story. Newsboys. 1870s New York. 182364 1944 Wave, a Wac and a Maine, A M Newswoman (Aileen Pringle) 182365 1978 Waverly Wonders: Joe Goes to Press T Dawson, Deborah. Victoria Johns Episode. News Media 182366 1935 Wax N White, Ethel Lina Reporter Sonia Thompson of the Courier in the town of Riverpool, England. When some mysterious deaths occur at a local wax museum she decides to spend the night there to investigate. Others on the staff include Leonard Eden, owner and editor. Wells, the sub-editor. Hubert Lobb, reporter. Horation, the office boy. 182367 1997 Wax Mask (aka Maschera di cera. Gaston Leroux's The Wax Mask) M Italy. Ness Reporter-Photographer Andrea (Riccardo Serventi Longhi) discovers that mannequins in a wax museum are actually corpses. 182368 2003 Waxwings N Raban, Jonathan National Public Radio (NPR) Commentator Tom Janeway, a writer and professor, Hungarian-born, lives in Seattle. 182369 1992 Waxwork II: Lost in Time M Press Woman (Marie Foti). Press Man (Ivan Markota). 182370 1931 Waxwork, The SS Ex-Private X (Burrage, A.M.) In "Someone in the Room" Press 182371 2000 Way Home, The NR Hannon, Irene Journalist Amy Winter isn't the hard-nosed journalistic type, but the assistant District Attorney believes otherwise and wants to stay clear of the pretty reporter. Winter doesn't give up and in her gentle way she somehow wins the D.A.'s heart. They could be perfect together only he wants to return to the quiet mountains he's from and Winter can't leave her city life. 182372 2003 Way It Is, The N Sanchez, Patrick Reporter Simone is a sexy Latina and Washington D.C.'s hottest news reporter who takes pride in her perfect six figure. Simone keeps a destructive secret. She used to be fat but is now a slender newscaster. Her past as a fat girl still follows her. She rooms with two women -- one who hates being fat and spends her days wanting to be thing and another who is fat and proud and striving to make it as a plus size model. 182373 1969 Way It Is, The DT Canada Reporter Moses Znaimer. Host Patrick Watson. 182374 1974 Way It Was, The DT TV Sportscaster Curt Gowdy 182375 2007 Way Life Should Be, The N Shaw, Terry Newspaper Editor John Quinn and his wife have returned to his hometown of Stone Harbor, Maine, where he intends to run the family-owned newspaper and to raise their son. The town is not as he remembers. Condos and mini-mansions for the yuppie set are everywhere and the regulars feel that they are being squeezed out. Real estate prices have soared and natives are being pushed out. Then a popular politician and family man is murdered at a well-known gay pickup spot. The victim was Quinn’s childhood friend, Paul Stanwood. Quinn insists Paul was only investigating a police crackdown at the park. When the police chief and others seem to ignore and downplay obvious clues, Quinn takes matters into his own hands. Even though his wife’s car is vandalized and a source is severely beaten after he speaks out on the hidden violence against gays. Quinn refuses to stop looking for answers. With so many people hiding secrets, secrets some are willing to kill for, Quinn has to find out the truth about his friend’s murder before he, too, is permanently silenced. Paul was John’s best friend and he knows that Paul was concerned that the police chief was cracking down on the gays. John feels some guilt and culpability as he exposed the names of the men in the newspaper. The investigation will expose unethical land deals, insider information and John will put himself and his family in danger from a killer who knows that John eventually will learn the truth if he keeps digging. John is Don Quixote who prints the truth in his newspaper. 182376 1940 Way of All Flesh, The M Newspaper Owner (Billy Engle). Telegraph Girl (Joyce Mathews). 182377 1901 Way of Belinda, The N USC Carruth, Frances W. (Prindle) Reporter Jerry Blake of The Echo. 182378 2000 Way of the Gun, The M Interviewer (Neil Pollock) 182379 1944 Way of the Strong N OWN Douglas, Bruce Owners of the local paper, a girl from the East, heckles a returning war hero 182380 1955 Way of the World T Series - Adaptations of stories appearing in leading women's magazine. Host Linda Port (Gloria Louis), narrator. 182381 1916 Way of the World, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 182382 1918 Way Out, The M AFI-Journalists Journalist 182383 1991 Way the Angel Spreads Her Wings NM MLPL Callaghan, Barry Sportswriters. Correspondent of Le Monde. Very little about journalism 182384 1995 Way to Dusty Death, The MT Woman Reporter (Mariette Mehtens). 1st Reporter (Jim van de Snoch). 2nd Reporter (Richard Johan). Radio and TV Commentator (Max Dewar). 182385 1940 Way to Santiago N Calder-Marshall, A Correspondents in Mexico City uncover a Nazi plot 182386 2006 Way U Look Tonight, The NR Castell, Dianne Magazine Reporter Callie Cahill is following a soap star to get a story for her magazine but the actor hates reporters. She saves the day when she helps calm the actor's baby sister and agrees to take care of her in exchange for the actor giving her an interview. 182387 1875 Way We Live Now, The N USC Trollope, Anthony Two Volumes Journalists. Mr. Booker of the Literary Chronicle. Portrays many phases of English life including journalists 182388 2009 Way With Murder, A M News Media. Reporter (Fileena Bahris). News Reporter (Toni Fox). Reporter (Ania Leeman). British Reporter (Serena Lorien). News Reporter (Courtney Zito). 182389 1945 Way-Farers, The N OWN - H Wickenden, Dan City Editor of a mid-western daily who has problems in his private life. Death of wife. 182390 1998 Wayans Bros., The: Fire! T Episode #80. 5-20-1998 Newsstand suddnely burns down and all of Shawn's financial problems seem to be solved until he and the family are suspected of arson. Shawn had felt the heat after a crooked accountant left him awash in debt. 182391 1997 Wayans Bros., The: I Was En Vogue's Love Slave T DVD -R HQ 5837. Episode #66. 11-12-1997. Series 1-11-1995 to 5-20-1999 Tabloid prints a false story about Marion being the "love slave" of En Vogue singers resulting in a $25 million lawsuit. Reporter (Gwen McGee). 182392 1995 Wayans Bros., The: Loot T DVD -R HQ 10913 Episode #18. 10-4-1995 Newspaper. Shawn, Marlon, Pops, Lou and Monique discover $100,000 in an ashtray in the lobby. But Lou is determined to carry out the building rule requiring a classified ad be placed in the newspaper so that the owner can come forward. If it isn't claimed within five days, they get the money. If the money is claimed, their dreams go up in smoke. 182393 1996 Wayans Bros., The: New Lease on Life T Episode #34. 5-1-1996 Newsstand. When the wife of the owner of the building where his newsstand is makes a pass at Shawn, he is torn between doing what's right and saving his newsstand. 182394 1998 Wayans Bros., The: Pops' Campaign T Episode #83. 10-1-1998 News Media. Reporter #2 (Reggie Lee). Reporter #3 (Brenda Isaacs Booth). Pops is used to slinging hash, but when he runs for city council against an unscrupulous poloitician, he winds up slinging mud instead. Pops goes up against a corrupt politician. 182395 1997 Wayans Bros., The: Say It Ain't So Marlon T Episode #57. 5-7-1997 Sports Reporter (Charles Walker). Marlon loooks to even a score with an old Lilttle League teammate who "ruined" his chances at a big-league career by hogging all the glory. 182396 1995 Wayans Bros., The: Shawn Takes a New Stand T Episode #14. 9-6-1995 Newsstand Owner Cliff, who is in the same building as the dinner, dies. Shawn borrows money from Pops to buy the business. 182397 1996 Wayans Bros., The.: Drama for Yo' Mama T DVD -R HQ 8508. SVD 799 Episode #42. 10-9-1996 Magazine. Brothers concoct a sob story and win $5,000 in a magazine's Wish of the Year contest, then have to stage an elaborate performance when a reporter checks up on them. 182398 1932 Wayne Murder Case (aka Strange Adventure) M Newshound Toodles (June Clyde) goes off to find a murderer 182399 1996 Waynehead: T VHS 377, 383, 384, 410 Episodes. Series 10-1996-5-1997 News Media 182400 1996 Waynehead: Premiere T VHS 390 Episode News Media 182401 1850 Ways of the Hour, The N MLPL Cooper, James Fenimore Reporters are presented as vulgar, irresponsible, venal and vindictive. Consort with ribald set of chewing, smoking, drinking and gambling shysters. They write articles based on gossip by pumping cooks, chambermaids, waiters and coachmen. S.R.P. is pseudonym of a member of the New York City literati. 182402 1952 WCCO Channel 4 News DT TV News Staff. Anchors (Dennis Douda, Terri Gruca, Bill Hudson, John Patrick Reger, Amelia Santaniello, Don Shelby). Anchor-Reporter (Esme Murphy). Reporters (Jason DeRusha). Weather (Paul Douglas, Mike Fairbourne, Brian Gotter). Traffic (Terri Knight). Sports Anchors (Bob Rainey, Mark Rosen). 182403 1995 WCW Monday Nitro T Series. Photographer, Kimberly's (Rick Jones). 182404 1995 WDAF News at 5 PM DT Reporters Kim Brynes, Tom Gauer, John Pepitone, Steve Shaw. Meteorologist Mike Thompson. . 182405 1875 We and Our Neighbors: Or the Records of an Unfashionable Street N MLPL Stowe, Harriet Beecher, Mrs. New York Editor Harry Henderson 182406 2006 We Are Marshall M DVD -R 10727, 10728, 10729 News Media. Sports Media. Reporters (Clint McElroy, Shawn Reynolds). Photographer (Jerry Wallace). Coaches who resuscitated the Marshall College football team after a 1970 plane crash killed 75 players and most of the coaching staff. 182407 2008 We Are Now Beginning Our Descent N Meek, James War Correspondent Adams Kellas is a reluctant Scots journalist working in post-9/11 Afghanistan. He would rather be a best-selling novelist, but he watches aghast on 9/11 as the planned climax of his latest thriller-in-the-works becomes reality in lower Manhattan. Disappointed, he puts down his manuscript, takes an assignment in Afghanistan covering the subsequent war and falls for an American Journalist, Astrid, who leads him into a dangerous blurring of the lines between observer and participant. Kallas reports on prescheduled surgical strikes with a nagging sense of complicity. On his return to the U.K. these conflicts boil over when he attends a dinner party with his poet school chum and the conversation becomes the debate of the wars from the comfort of immaculate dinner tables. Divorced, unstable, spurned by his lover and publishing houses from Paris to New York, Kellas embarks on a strange and difficult journey. The fallout combined with a large advance offered on his next thriller (an imagined war between American and Europe) leads him on a wild journey to see Astrid who is living near Chesapeake Bay. There the elusive American reporter with whom Kellas shared one passionate night waits for him holding a glimmer of hope for Kellas’ life but also an unsettling secret. 182408 2007 We Are So Crashing Your Bar Mitzvah! NJ Rosenbloom, Fiona Paparazzi takes pictures of Stacy Friedman and her best friend Lydia who refuse to accept social blacklisting and decide to crash Eben’s bar mitzvah. Before the party ends, Stacy and Lydia have gone undercover and posed for the paparazzi. 182409 1987 We Are the Children MT Photojournalist Brenda Hayes (Judith Ivey) and a doctor try to help famine victims in Africa. 182410 1942 We Are the Marines R Rochemont, Louis De, director-producer. Radio Commentator Westbrook Van Voorhis is narrator. 182411 1976 We Both Reached For the Gun (aka Press Conference Rag). MUS OWN Ebb, Fred (Lyrics). John Kander (Music) Sheet Music. Chicago: Movie and the Lyrics Tabloid Columnist Mary Sunshine. Billy & Reporters: "Oh Yes, Oh Yes, Oh Yes They Both, Oh Yes, They Both Oh Yes, They Both Reached For the Gun, The Gun, The Gun, The Gun Oh Yes, They Both Reached For The Gun, For the Gun." Mary Sunshine: "You poor dear! I can't believe what you've been through! A convent girl! A runaway marriage! Oh, it's too, too terrible. Now tell us, Roxie…." Reporters: "Why'd You Shoot Him?"… What's your Statement? … Mary Sunshine dances with Billy: "Understandable. Understandable." With Billy: "Yes, It’s Perfectly Understandable." Mary Sunshine bounces in mid-air pulled by strings. Billy and Mary: "Comprehensive. Comprehensive." Mary Sunshine picks up Roxie and puts her back in Billy's lap. "Not a Bit Reprehensible. It's So Defensible." Reporters: "Oh Yes, Oh Yes, Oh Yes, They Both, Oh Yes, They Both Reached For…" Billy: "Let me hear it." Reporters: "The Gun, The Gun, The Gun, The Gun, Oh Yes, They Both Reached For The Gun, For The Gun." Billy: "Now you got it!" Mary Sunshine rips out an article on an Underwood. She rips out the page and hands it to a Copy Boy. 182412 1995 We Did It, Tara (aka Winning Isn’t Everything, Lauren!) NJ Hall, Katy School Editor Kiri Kelly of the school newspaper doesn’t like an idea put forward by the Paxton cheerleaders -- and everyone loves the idea but Kiri. All the squads in the state are going to the big cheer-leading clinic. Every single one except Paxton -- unless they can raise the money they need to get there. Then Tara comes up with the coolest idea. A powderpuff football game -- the cheerleaders play football and the football team leaders the cheers. Only Kiri doesn’t go for the idea and if Kiri has her way, no one will show up at the game -- and Tara will lose her place on the squad. 182413 1989 We Didn't Start the Fire MUS Joel, Billy Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell. "Harry Truman, Doris Day, Red China, Johnny Ray, South Pacific, Walter Winchell, Joe DiMaggio, Joe McCarthy, Richard Nixon, Studebaker, Television…." 182414 1978 We Interrupt This Week T Series. Journalists Richard Reeves, Jeff Greenfield, Barbara Howar (Themselves) as panelists in game show. Host Ned Sherrin. 182415 1947 We need a big story, Scoopy! CB Tip Top Comics #132 Reporter Scoopy, the Comic Reporter 182416 2009 We Never Talk About My Brother SS Beagle, Peter S. TV Anchorman on the network news is really the moonlighting Angel of Death who enjoys his newfound celebrity. A modern-day Angel of Death moonlights as an anchorman on the network news. The anchorman’s brother tries to rein in his TV news star younger brother with the power both men possess but only the younger has used. 182417 2007 We Own the Night M Police Reporter (Salvatore Inzerillo). 182418 1943 We Print the Truth SSF OWN - P Boucher, Anthony In "Compleat Werewolf and Other Stories of Fantasy and SF, The." Editor John MacVeagh for a weekly newspaper. 182419 2007 We Shall Overcome N Taylor, Abbie Johnson Reporter confronts a visually impaired woman who asks her why she is running away from an antiwar demonstration after being threatened with arrest for civil disobedience on the first day of the Iraqi conflict. She tells him she is afraid she will lose her job if she is arrested. But that isn’t true. She is terrified of policemen and of being arrested because of an incident that happened when her younger brother was apprehended on suspicion of arson years ago. The day after the protest march she meets a bicycle patrol officer and falls in love with him. She must learn to trust him. 182420 1950 We Take Your Word DT Host John K.M. McCaffery 182421 1996 We The Jury MT DVD -R HQ 7585, 7586 Talk Show Host on trial for murder of her husband. Media. 182422 1948 We The People DR Series 1948-52 Public Affairs Program 182423 1936 We the People DR Radio Series. 1936-1951 Radio Host Gabriel Heather, 1930s-1940s 182424 2001 We Three Kings M Photographer (Gregory Lee Hendricks). 182425 2002 We Were Soldiers M DVD News Media. Reporter (Shepard Koster). Reporter (Kate Lombardi). Reporter (Ingrid Semler) 182426 1937 We Who Are About To Die M DVD -R HQ 7061, 7065. Reporter. Reporter (Jerry Fletcher). Reporter (Al Herman). 182427 1940 We Who Are Young M DVD -R HQ 2284 (Opening Commentary - Media Excerpt) Turner Commentator (Truman Bradley). "This is the city of New York…her feet in the dirt, her head in the sky…7 and a half million people live here side by side…Day in and day out, stories leap from the front pages of a million newspapers…." "Their story is a story without end….." 182428 1948 We, The People DR Hosts Dwight Weist and Dan Seymour 182429 1999 We'll Meet Again N Clark, Mary Higgins Investigative Reporter Fran Simmons hired to work on popular new TV show called True Crime. First assignment involves ex-pupil from her old private high school in Greenwich, Connecticut. Woman incarcerated in mid-20s accused of killing her husband, a doctor. For half a decade, she claims no memory of event but now out on parole, she informs the press that someone else was in the house at time of her husband's murder. Few believe her. Fran investigates what police won't -- and unearths some very dark and dirty 182430 1942 We'll Smile Again M BBC Man (Patrick Ludlow). Cameraman (Ben Williams). Nazi spies infiltrate a British film studio with the intention of sending coded messages in the films they produce. 182431 2002 We're Coming to Help M Newscaster (Suzi Lorraine). Newscaster (Suzi Shareaux) 182432 1935 We're Only Human M DVD -R HQ 5822, 5823 (Complete). DVD -R HQ 1607 (First 55 minutes). SVDSP 1546 (Last 10 minutes). SV 185 Walsh, Thomas (Short Story - "Husk"). Rian James (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Sally Rogers (Jane Wyatt) is impressed with a police detective who single-handedly arrests a convict, but her editor demands she write an article attacking the policeman for not getting the whole gang. Police detective berates the reporter but finds himself attracted to her. Variety review objected that the reporter seemed to be the only one on her paper who was allowed to cover big murder stories. City Editor Morgan (Charles C. Wilson). 182433 1977 We've Got Each Other T Photographer Judy Hibbard (Beverly Archer), photographer's asst. Stuart Hibbard (copywriter) 182434 1943 We've Never Been Licked M Sportscaster Bill Stern 182435 1968 Weaker (?) Sex, The DT Host Pamela Mason, talk show 182436 1919 Weaker Vessel, The M AFI-Newspapermen Canadian Newsman. Small town newspaper proprietor. 182437 1944 Weakly Reporter, The C L. Vol. 4, Golden Age Parody Newsreel. World War II newsreel spoof 182438 2000 Wealth & Power: Helen Gurly Brown: Original Cosmo Girl DT SVD 880 Publisher of Cosmopolitan Magazine Helen Gurly Brown 182439 2000 Wealth & Power: Katharine Graham: Pillar of the Post T SVD 880 Publisher of the Washington Post Katharine Graham 182440 2000 Wealth & Power: Robert McCormick T SVD 880 Publisher Robert McCormick who ran the Chicago Tribune (1880-1955). 182441 1951 Weapon Shopes of Isher, The NSF OWN - P Vogt, Van A.E. Reporter Cayle Clark is an innocent reporter from 1951 who ends up in the future, swinging through time. Ends up as a martyr. 182442 1997 Weapons of Mass Distraction MT DVD -R HQ 3163, 3141. SVD 533 News Media tycoons Lionel Powers (Gabriel Bryne) and Julian Messenger (Ben Kingsley) resort to blackmail and mudslinging as they wrestle for ownership of a professional football team. Kim KPOW Reporter Kim Kaplan (Dale Harimoto). TV Reporter (Joseph Faingold). TV Reporter (Jocelyn Kelley). TV Reporter (Diana Morgan). News Show Director (John Heffron). News Anchor (Mark Steines). 182443 1929 Weary River M SVD 1374 AFI-Radio Radio. Prison Radio Announcer (Richard Cramer). Prison Photographer (Chuck Hamilton). 182444 1979 Weasels Rip My Flesh M Newscaster (Marie Louise Lomba) 182445 1985 Weather Center DT Series. 1985. Weather Channel Meteorologists Kristina Abernathy (1995-), Jim Cantore (1986-), Jennifer Carfagno, Paul Goodloe (1999-), Cheryl Lemke, Bob Stokes (1996-), Melissa Tuttle. 182446 2001 Weather Channel Evening Edition, The T Series 2001. Meteorologists. On-Camera Meteorologists Kristina Abernathy, Jenn Lopez, Nick Walker. 182447 2006 Weather Channel Weekend View, The DT Series 2006. News Program. Anchor Dao Vu. 182448 2009 Weather Girl MT DVD -R HQ 11449, 11450. Weather Girl Sylvia Miller (Tricia O’Kelley) of KHCV News Weekdays, is 35 and single. She’s the “Sassy Weather Girl” of Seattle Morning, that city’s morning show,learns her boyfriend Dale Waters (Mark Harmon), the morning anchor who has been with her for two years, cheated on her with his co-host Sherry Warren (Kaitlin Olson), and freaks out on-air and is fired. Sylvia becomes infamous for being “the Sassy Weather Girl Who Lost It on Live Television.” Sylvia is forced to move in with her little brother and to cope with being 35, single and unemployed. She begins an unlikely romance with a younger man -- her brother’s best friend. During her on-air, live tirade -- now all over the Internet -- Miller talks about behind the scenes at Seattle Morning. She says Waters has been all over her and she finally gave in because she was lonely, accuses him of bad sex and then shows Warren’s pink panties on the air. “How long have you been sleeping with him, Sherry?” she asks. All of this is live on camera. She then says her goodbye to the audience: “For the love of God, read a newspaper. This is not news. This is tidbits for dumb people....I will now say goodbye to Seattle Morning and I will see you all in hell.” Back to Waters who says, let’s do a commercial. Station Manager Fitz (Blair Underwood) stormed the control booth to stop the segment. 182449 2005 Weather Man, The M Weatherman David Spitz (Nicholas Cage) is a Chicago meteorologist who wants to move to the big-time in New York City. But his ex-wife and he have trouble communicating. Add two kids. to the mix and problems develop. Female Co-Anchor (Annie Marie Howard). Co-Anchor (Juhong Xue). Newsroom Executives (Joey Strobel, Richard Strobel). Father is a Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist (Michael Caine) and views his son's life as the punch line to a cruel joke. Newsroom Executives (Clifford M. Freeney, Joey Strobel, Richard Strobel). Hello America Producers (Shane Williams, Dan Flannery). Hello America Director (Sandy Whiteley). Talk-Show Host Ed McMahon (Himself). 182450 1994 Weather Report Girl (??????? Otenki Onesan?) T Adult. Two Episodes. 1996 English subtitled Version released. Aspiring Weather Reporter Keiko Nakadal (Rica Matsumoto in Japanese version; Kerry Grant in English version) is an office lady working at the perpetually last-place ATV television network. She is chosen to fill in for Weather Reporter Michiko Kawai (Michiko Neya in Japanese version; Syndi Snackwell in English version) for one night and Keiko takes full advantage of the opportunity by blatantly flashing her panties while on live television. The incident causes the evening news ratings to jump and because of ATV’s desperation to escape the ratings cellar, Keiko is subsequently promoted to full-time weather reporter displacing Michiko in the process. The series focuses on her rivalries with co-workers jealous of and insulted by the nature of her success. Keiko is depicted as being exhibitionistic, first using her sex appeal to rise to the position of weather girl by flashing her bra and panties and maintaining her position by frequently wearing lingerie while on the air. She’s also very resourceful, always one step ahead of her rivals’ various revenge schemes. Keiko is also extraordinarily vengeful, humiliating Michiko on the air by spiking her tea with laxatives after Michiko had attempted a similar tactic against her. Finally, she is sexually domineering, effectively enslaving Michiko, who due to the on-air incident would have otherwise been fired had she not agreed. The second episode introduces Kaori Shimamori (Rica Fukami in Japanese version; Holli Pop in English version), a reporter who uses her position as a member of the “Diet” at Keiko’s expense. The prime-time news room of a network TV station can be a cutthroat world, as weather girl Michiko Kawai finds out at ATV when a single-day stand-in by brassy, flashy new girl Keiko Nakadai proves such a success for the ratings-starved network that Keiko becomes Michiko's permanent replacement. Dismayed at being relegated to the morning news and disinclined to take up Keiko's wild, sexy antics, Michiko resorts to drastic measures to gain her position back, but Keiko is far from a pushover. Her soft exterior hides a deeply seeded mean streak which could crush Michiko if she's not careful! When the return of a respected former anchorwoman also threatens Keiko's popularity, she wastes no time in trying to also put her in her place, but the sophisticated beauty Kaori Shimamori is not so easy an opponent. And it seems that some of Keiko's past indiscretions have not been forgotten by everyone. . . 182451 1939 Weather Wizards M Pete Smith Specialties Weathermen. Tribute to weathermen 182452 1995 Weatherman, The NM OWN - P Thayer, Steve TV Weatherman Dixon Bell. Andrea Labore, lovely and ambitious ex-cop turned TV reporter. Newswoman and the weatherman take on a mystery. 182453 2004 Weatherman, The N McCown, Clint Weatherman Taylor Wakefield is a shell-shocked former whiz kid permanently scarred by a death he witnessed as a boy in civil rights era Alabama. Wakefield uses his job as a jump-off into a soupy morass of murder, corruption and two-left-feet romance. 182454 2005 Weatherman, The M Weatherman Dave Spritz (Nicholas Cage), Chicago-based meteorologist auditions for a national morning-news program potentially jeopardizing relations with his family. News Anchor Bryant Gumbel, (Himself). Co-Anchor (Ann Marie Howard). Hello America Producer (Shanesia Davis-Williams). Hello America Producer (Dan Flannery). Hello America Director (Sandy Whiteley). Cristina Ferrare (Herself). Ed McMahon (Himself). Co-Anchor (Juhong Xue). Station Assistant Director (Tom Skilling). Newsroom Executives (Joey Strobel, Richard Strobel). 182455 1993 Weatherwoman (aka Otenki onesan) M Japan. Sequel to “Weatherwoman.” TV Weatherwoman Keiko (Kei Mizutani). Japan has a national obsession with weather reports. Keiko speaks in the same harsh guttural tones as a yakuza, perpetually masturbates and has the ability to fly. Her greatest desire is to do the nightly weather report. Her big break comes when regular weatherwoman Michiko (Saori Taira) calls in sick. During Keiko’s few moments in the spotlight, she exposes her panties to the national TV audience. Overnight she is the toast of Tokyo. Soon Michiko is out for good while Keiko commands an executive suite at network headquarters and a chorus line of half-naked men who applaud as she vaults end-over-end on her way to the studio to deliver the weather. Michiko’s ill-fated attempts at vengeance backfire miserably and she is relegated to interviewing enema-enthusiasts for the late-night show, “Hello Mr. Pervert.” Though Keiko’s weather report-cum-peep show garners phenomenal ratings and the unqualified support of the network head (Hideyo Amamoto), she soon develops some serious enemies, notably the snobbish European-educated daughter of the CEO, Kaori (Yasuyo Shiratori). Claiming that she wants to bring Parisian sophistication to Keiko’s crass meteorological display. She forces Keiko out with dirty tricks, she takes the mantle of weatherwoman for herself. Meanwhile, Keiko plots to retake her job. When she confronts her archenemy, the result is a wild weather-themed battle to the death. 182456 1997 Weatherwoman Returns (aka Otenki-oneesan R) MF Japan TV Weatherwoman Keiko (Misa Aika), after her success as an underwear flashing Weatherwoman TV star, is now the new owner of the local TV station. A rival TV station does everything they can to sabotage her and steal the spotlight for themselves. Soon there is a sexy contest complete with hilarious challenges and skimpy costumes to see who will become the all-time champion Weatherwoman. 182457 1980 Weavers at the Mill, The SS GPL Kiely, Benedict In "State of Ireland, The: Novella & Seventeen Stories by Benedict Kiely, A." Magazine Writer. Woman had come from London across England, Wales, the Irish Sea and a part of Ireland to write one more article in the magazine series that kept her eating. It was a series about little-known heroes of our time. 182458 1990 Web of Deceit MT Newswoman (Christina Reguli) 182459 1994 Web of Deception MT DVD -R HQ 8708, 8709 News Media. News Announcer (Connie Colla). 182460 1900 Web of Life, The N MLPL Herrick, Robert Editor Sam Dresser is an assistant editor of Investor's Monthly. 182461 1970 Web of the Spider M Poe, Edgar Allen (Story - "Dance Macabre"). Ness Book - Remake of Castle of Blood (1964). Reporter (Anthony Franciosa) and Writer Edgar Allan Poe (Klaus Kinski). American journalist is an observer to events from the past that play out in a haunted castle. Bridges gap between real physical world and supernatural one. Journalist described as a creative writer who is sometimes a journalist and a journalist who is really a poet. 182462 1966 Web of Violence (Tre Notti Violente) M Donati, Sergio ("L'altra Faccia Della Luna"). Fernando Cerchio, Mino Giarda, Juan Cobos, Ottavio Poggi (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Italy-Spain - Ness Book. Journalist Walter (Brett Halsey) is from Rome and loses his job. Investigates kidnapping of former girlfriend. She's found dead and reporter learns she was abducted by drug smuggler. Racketeer takes reporter prisoner to obtain documents he believes the journalist has. Reporter is helped by woman and after finding evidence needed to convict the smugglers, he stays with the woman and gets his job back. 182463 1950 Web, The T Series 1950-1957 Press 182464 1947 Web, The M Photographer (Ralph Montgomery). Newspaper Librarian (Robin Raymond). 182465 1951 Web, The NM Horler, Sidney Press 182466 1947 Web, The M Newspaper Librarian (Robin Raymond). Photographer (Ralph Montgomery). 182467 2001 Webster Chronicle, The N Akst, Daniel Newspaper Owner Terry Mathers feels like a failure. His small-town weekly, The Webster Chronicle, is facing bankruptcy. 182468 1989 Webster: A Camping We Will Go T Episode #143. 1-20-1989 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. To try to spice up their romance and bring back their youth, George and Katherine go camping together. 182469 1987 Webster: A++ Parents T Episode #99. 3-27-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster writes an essay praising and appreciating the love and leadership that George and Katherine have given him throughout the years. 182470 1985 Webster: Alien T Episode #53. 10-11-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster's friend Rob picks up a tabloid and asks Webster some questions from it. Webster gets the questions right and according to the tabloid, Webster is an alien from Jupiter and he starts to believe it. 182471 1986 Webster: Almost Home T Episode #69. 2-21-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster's Uncle Jack has Webster visit him. Uncle Jack runs a foste3r home with a woman, but a conflict may force him to quit the home 182472 1985 Webster: And Baby Makes Breakfast T Episode #51. 9-27-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. For a class project, Webster gets married and a bunch of problems end up with him and his snotty, controlling wife. 182473 1983 Webster: Another Ballgame (aka Premiere) T Episode #1. 9-16-1983. Series 9-16-1983 to 3-10-1989 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George met Katherine Calder-Young (Susan Clark), a fluttery socialite with a career as a consumer advocate and impulsively they got married. Two weeks later Alex's best friends, Travis and Gert Long, were killed in an automobile accident. He had once promised if anything ever happened to them, he'd raise their son. So into their lives comes 7-year-old, 40-inches tall Webster Long (Emmanuel Lewis). 182474 1988 Webster: Basketball Blues T Episode #120. 2-22-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George encounters a promising basketball player, but he must help him deal with a cocaine addiction. 182475 1985 Webster: Be It Ever So Humble T Episode #45. 3-29-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Bill keeps playing pranks on George and it gets to the point where they are at odds. 182476 1985 Webster: Best of Friends T Episode #43. 3-15-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster isn't speaking to his best friend David and George hopes if he apologizes to his friend Bill (with whom he also had a disagreement during a board game), that Webster will make up with his friend too. 182477 1985 Webster: Best Thing I Can Be T Episode #46. 4-5-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. After going to an amusement park, Webster is deeply upset on account of his height. 182478 1985 Webster: Big Problems T Episode #52. 10-4-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster's friend Rob is upset because he feels that he is too tall. 182479 1986 Webster: Big Sleepover, The T Episode #87. 12-5-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster invites a girl over for a harmless sleepover. 182480 1985 Webster: Blast From the Past (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #47-#48. TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster gets trapped in a secret room that looks as if there is no way out. While Webster is trapped, the gang reminisces through flashbacks to old episodes. As they are still reminiscing from past shows, they realize they haven't seen Webster around the house and they start to get worried not knowing that he is still in the secret room. 182481 1986 Webster: Borrowed Time T Episode #66. 1-31-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Rob's dad kidnaps him and Webster tries to rally up support to try to find him. 182482 1988 Webster: Bowled Over T Episode #140. 12-16-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. An insulting couple want to use Katherine to help make them popular. 182483 1987 Webster: Breaking Away T Episode #106. 10-26-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George's fishing plans get in the way of Webster's original plans. 182484 1984 Webster: Burn Out T Episode #27. 10-26-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster gets congratulated when he saves George and Katherine from the apartment's fire. Little do they know that Webster actually caused the fire by playing with a chemistry set that he was not supposed to play with. 182485 1985 Webster: Chained T Episode #60. 11-29-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster gets a chain letter. George throws it away and things mysteriously go wrong. Webster does bad on his test, there is a spider and Papa Papadopoulos falls down the stairs. 182486 1988 Webster: Chelsea Cat, The T Episode #133. 10-28-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George and Katherine find out that their friend Chelsea is a cat burglar. 182487 1983 Webster: Consulting Adults T Episode #3. 9-30-1983 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster tries out for the football team. Katherine is then afraid that Webster will get seriously hurt especially because of his height and built. Webster is picked to be on the team only because of George's fame in football. 182488 1988 Webster: Couch Potato Must Die, The T Episode #116. 1-25-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Family takes care of Jerry after he sprains his ankle, and they find out that he's no picnic to wait on. 182489 1988 Webster: Cruise, The T Episode #117. 2-1-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine and George look back at the time they first met after Webster is assigned a project about famous lovers. 182490 1988 Webster: Crush, The T Episode #132. 10-21-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine gives dating advice to a teen who wants to date an older woman, but she is in for a surprise when the older woman is her. 182491 1986 Webster: Cuckoo's Nest T Episode #75. TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine hosts a therapy session at the house. 182492 1986 Webster: Derby, The T Episode #80. 10-3-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George is so obsessed with Webster winning a derby, that he builds the car without him hurting his feelings since he wanted them to build the car together. 182493 1988 Webster: Dial K for Katherine T Episode #118. 2-8-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine is frightened when she gets the idea that an ex-con is after her. 182494 1988 Webster: Doing Time at the Community Center T Episode #139. 12-9-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster encounters a convicted gambler undergoing rehabilitation, but he has an influence on Webster. 182495 1983 Webster: Don't Jump, George T Episode #13. 12-23-1983 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine is obsessed with winning when she appears on a game show. 182496 1984 Webster: Dreamland T Episode #21. 3-9-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster gets nightmares because the teacher he has a crush on wants to read his composition aloud. 182497 1983 Webster: Educating Katherine T Episode #10. 11-25-1983 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine gets a taste of the worst being a volunteer art teacher. She feels she is boring and failing so Webster tries to help her. 182498 1988 Webster: Election, The T Episode #130. 10-7-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster is in charge of campaigning for a class presidential candidate. 182499 1986 Webster: Farewell To Arms T Episode #70. 3-7-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster asks permission to buy a BB gun and he resorts to responsibility to get one. After getting one and practicing with his friends, he accidentally kills a bird. This bird has babies and he takes the responsibility of raising them on his own. 182500 1989 Webster: Flood of Memories: The Final Chapter T Episode #149. 3-3-1989 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Flood hits the basement and everyone realizes that most of the contents are pretty much ruined, including family mementoes that bring back memories. 182501 1988 Webster: Four Tops, The: Sequel, The T Episode #113. 1-4-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Four Tops meet their pal Webster. 182502 1987 Webster: Freedom of the Press T Episode #92. 1-30-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster writes stories about other teacher's love lives in the school paper. The information then puts Katherine's teaching job at risk because Webster got the information by overhearing her gossiping about them. 182503 1986 Webster: Friend in Need, A T Episode #67. 2-7-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Jerry dresses up like a clown and takes Webster to the leukemia ward at the children's hospital. Meanwhile the kid is brought home and things do not go right. 182504 1987 Webster: Games People Play T Episode #97. 3-6-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Trouble starts to brew when a girl suggests a kissing game at Webster's party. 182505 1984 Webster: George, the Patient in Spite of Himself T Episode #14. 1-6-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster has to have his tonsils out so he tries to be tough just like George 182506 1987 Webster: George's Brush With Life T Episode #108. 11-9-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. When George learns that an old school friend has died, George thinks about his own life. 182507 1984 Webster: God Bless the Child T Episode #31. 11-23-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster gets angry at God when he realizes that God took his mommy and daddy away. 182508 1985 Webster: Good Grief T Episode #55. 10-25-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine is very upset when she finds out that her mother has passed away. 182509 1989 Webster: Gospel Truth, The T Episode #146. 2-10-1989 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster arranges for a gospel group, thinking that it is a rock group, to perform at a party. 182510 1986 Webster: Gotcha T Episode #72. 3-28-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster and Katherine hatch a scheme to try and rid a habit that George has. 182511 1987 Webster: Grab Bag T Episode #105. 10-19-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine's purse is stolen and Webster creates a crime prevention program. 182512 1985 Webster: Great Expectations (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #57-#58. 11-8/15-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster goes to Hollywood with Uncle Phil and his girlfriend. Matters turn worse after Uncle Phil's girlfriend cheats with Phil's producer. Meanwhile, Katherine gets sick while she and George are on their second honeymoon. After cheating on Phil, the producer gives Phil's part to his now ex-girlfriend, which leaves Phil fired. Meanwhile, at George and Katherine's second honeymoon, the power and heat go off. 182513 1984 Webster: Great Walnutto, The T Episode #25. 10-12-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster helps the school janitor go back to being a magician. 182514 1983 Webster: Green-Eyed Monster T Episode #6. 10-28-1983 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine fears she is getting old because George and Webster play games with a girl named Mandy who is really young and pretty. Katherine gets jealous. 182515 1983 Webster: Happy Un-Birthday T Episode #2. 9-23-1983 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. In order to get some extra special attention, Webster makes believe it is his birthday and he wants a party. 182516 1988 Webster: Heaven T Episode #135. 11-11-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster is upset when his turtle dies. He then gets even more upset after a friend tells him that the turtle will not be in heaven with him. 182517 1987 Webster: Hell of a Weekend, A T Episode #110. 11-30-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. On a weekend trip, George and Katherine's hosts literally reveal themselves as nudists on a relaxing getaway. 182518 1986 Webster: Hello, I Must Be Going T Episode #63. 1-10-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster tries to set up Katherine's aunt Charlotte and Papa Papadopolis. 182519 1987 Webster: Hello, Nicky T Episode #104. 10-12-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster's cousin is not too crazy about moving to Nigeria with his family. 182520 1989 Webster: Here Comes the Jets T Episode #142. 1-13-1989 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine tries to buy Webster tickets to see the Jets, but they're sold out. She then tries to buy them off of a ticket scalper and ends up arrested as part of a sting operation. 182521 1988 Webster: Homecoming T Episode #119. 2-15-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George gets some strange news about the boys who are on Nicky's football team. 182522 1987 Webster: Honey Thy Grandfather T Episode #93. 2-6-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. When children are making fun of Papa Papadopoulos at the community center, Webster gets fed up. 182523 1985 Webster: How the West Was Once (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #49-#50. 9-20-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Paradopolises visit Lizard Flatz, Arizona and encounter a man with interesting stories, a ranch and a horse that seems to be a legend but ends up a reality after saving Webster form a rattlesnake. The horse gets caught by some greedy no-gooders and Webster almost gets killed. George wants to live on the ranch. Webster wants to save the house and set him free, but after all the excitement, they decide to go back to Chicago. 182524 1987 Webster: Importance of Being Worthy, The T Episode #109. 11-16-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster is upset when funds raised for sports equipment are stolen. 182525 1985 Webster: In the Family Way (Parts 1 and 2) T Episode #40-#41. 2-8/15-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine has been acting strange around George and Webster and they both find out that she is pregnant. Katherine thinks about life with another baby and then examines the possibility of abortion. 182526 1985 Webster: It's a Dog's Life T Episode #35. 1-4-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George and Katherine will not let Webster get a dog, so he tries to con Uncle Phil into getting him one without telling George and Katherine. 182527 1985 Webster: It's Academic T Episode #44. 3-22-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine develops a desire for a visiting college professor. 182528 1987 Webster: K.O. Kid, The T Episode #96. 2-27-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster gets an autograph from Mike Tyson on a pair of boxing gloves, but the autograph accidentally gets wiped off. Mike Tyson (Himself). 182529 1984 Webster: Katherine Fights City Hall T Episode #34. 12-14-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Papadopolis' and Webster all try to save the Tracadero diner from being demolished. 182530 1987 Webster: Katherine the Brave T Episode #98. 3-20-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster is pressured by his friends to fire Katherine from being their Junior Troops leader. 182531 1987 Webster: Katherine, the Greek T Episode #111. 12-7-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. When he fails to pick the winning teams for a football pool, he asks Katherine for her help. 182532 1983 Webster: Katherine's Swan Song T Episode #4. 10-7-1983 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine wants to get some attention from Webster and she tries a few things. Webster's friend is not getting much attention because her mom just had a baby so she runs away and Webster hides her in his room. 182533 1985 Webster: Keep on Truckin', Papa T Episode #37. 1-18-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George and Katherine find a job for George's visiting father -- a truck driver. 182534 1986 Webster: Kiss Me Kate T Episode #85. 11-14-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Former teammate of George makes a pass at Katherine and Webster witnesses it. 182535 1984 Webster: Knock, Knock T Episode #26. 10-19-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster and his female friend are caught looking at each other naked. Katherine has a tough time trying to explain that they were only curious when she talks to the friend's mother. 182536 1986 Webster: Landlords, The T Episode #79. 9-26-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Papadopolis family rents a room to a clown not knowing he is a clown. 182537 1987 Webster: Leave It To Diva T Episode #90. 1-16-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George and Katherine have different ideas on how to celebrate Webster's birthday. George wants to take him to a professional wrestling match and Katherine wants to take him to the opera. 182538 1988 Webster: Love Letters T Episode #121. 3-14-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster plays matchmaker to a romance-seeking Nicky. 182539 1986 Webster: Love Papadopolis Style T Episode #68. 2-14-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster falls in love with a girl on Valentine's Day and he think she's taken, but he tries to ask her out to a Valentine's party anyway. 182540 1986 Webster: Man in the Red Flannel Suit, The T Episode #88. 12-12-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George is supposed to be Santa Claus for a Christmas parade, but he loses his part and is upset about it. 182541 1984 Webster: Maybe Baby T Episode #15. 1-13-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster wants a baby brother or sister so he goes to George and Katherine and asks them for one. 182542 1986 Webster: McGruff T Episode #78. 8-20-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster starts buying his lunch and the school bully keeps taking Webster's money. After George and Katherine get word about it, they try to stop him and the two end up being friends. 182543 1984 Webster: Missing T Episode #16. 1-20-1984. TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George and Katherine both forget to pick Webster up from school so he goes with a friend and his parents, leaving a panicking George and Katherine not knowing if something happened to him. 182544 1984 Webster: More Than a Memory T Episode #20. 3-2-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Jerry, Katherine's secretary, quits on account of helping Webster run for class president. 182545 1984 Webster: Moving On T Episode #28. 11-2-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George and Katherine are going to rent a new home, a Victorian house replete with secret walls, openings and more. Also Webster, Katherine and George all want to know why the owners don't want anybody to go near their runaway daughter's room. 182546 1986 Webster: My Family's Honor T Episode #73. 5-2-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster and Katherine both end up cheating on some school-related projects at the same time. 182547 1988 Webster: Nerds Are People Too T Episode #114. 1-11-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. After finding out that a bunch of nerds are in the same school group Webster just joined, he starts to have second thoughts. 182548 1985 Webster: One More Shot T Episode #56. 11-1-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George takes Webster to a New York Knicks game and introduces him to Patrick Ewing (Himself). 182549 1987 Webster: Our Song T Episode #95. 2-20-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster and Jerry both invite the Four Tops to perform at George and Katherine's anniversary party. The Four Tops (Themselves). 182550 1988 Webster: Painting, The T Episode #127. 9-16-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine is appalled when she sees a nude portrait of her in an art gallery. The ironic part is that when she posed, she was fully clothed. 182551 1988 Webster: Papa's Big Romance T Episode #129. 9-30-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Family supports Papa's techniques with a belly dance instructor. 182552 1985 Webster: Parent Trap T Episode #54. 10-18-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. As a lesson in teaching Webster responsibility, George and Katherine switch roles to where they are the kids and Webster is the parent. 182553 1988 Webster: Parental Guidance Suggested T Episode #123. 3-28-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster goes to see a movie that he was forbidden to see and ends up getting nightmares from it. 182554 1986 Webster: Play Ball T Episode #86. 11-21-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine coaches Webster's baseball team and she assigns him to right field, but he has his heart set on pitching. 182555 1983 Webster: Question of Honor, A T Episode #12. 12-16-1983 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. All the blame goes to Webster when his friends try to rob the Tracadero, their hangout. 182556 1988 Webster: Quiz Show, The T Episode #128. 9-23-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster and his classmates appear on a TV game show. 182557 1986 Webster: Read It and Weep T Episode #82 10-24-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Family learns that Papa Papadopolis is illiterate and he is greatly ashamed of it. To try and ease the tension, George and Katherine enroll him into a class after some manipulation and persuasion. 182558 1986 Webster: Rear View Mirror (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #76-#77 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster and Papa Papadopolis reminisce through flashbacks. Then they find out that George and Katherine are caught in a hurricane. They later receive news that George and Katherine both survived the hurricane. 182559 1988 Webster: Rich Man, Poor Man T Episode #138. 12-2-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. When Katherine's rich uncle falls in love with the leading lady of a theatrical performance, Webster and Katherine's debuts are in danger. 182560 1988 Webster: Rub-a-Dub-Dub T Episode #124. 4-4-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Family wins a spa from a shady dealer who tricks George into endorsing his product. 182561 1986 Webster: Run For the Money, A T Episode #81. 10-17-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. For a fundraiser, Katherine decides to run a six-mile marathon but a can of tomato juice falls on her foot so Webster takes on the challenge himself. 182562 1985 Webster: Runaway T Episode #36. 1-11-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. After she ran away seven years ago, Bill and Cassie's daughter returns to her parents. 182563 1988 Webster: Sale Away T Episode #131. 10-14-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. While gathering things for a garage sale, the family reminisces. 182564 1987 Webster: San Francisco (Parts 1, 2 and 3) T Episodes #101-#102-#103. 9-21/28-1987, 10-5-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster helps an old man who wants to be reunited with his jazz band in San Francisco. Katherine is accused of extorting Henry's savings after he disappears. Katherine is bailed out of jail in time to catch Henry's comeback performance. 182565 1983 Webster: Saying Goodbye T Episode #5. 10-21-1983 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George and Katherine find out that Webster doesn't know his parents are dead. He originally thought they had to go away and that they will come back for him. So it's up to George and Katherine to break the news to Webster of what really happened to his parents. 182566 1989 Webster: Science Project, The T Episode #145. 2-3-1989 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster's very smart friend gets depressed because her science project didn't come in as number one. 182567 1983 Webster: Second Time Around T Episode #7. 11-4-1983 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Thinking that George and Katherine never had an official wedding ceremony, Webster plans to prepare one for them. 182568 1987 Webster: Secrets T Episode #89. 1-9-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George gets angry after finding out that his new station manager's son is bullying Webster around. 182569 1984 Webster: Secrets of the Night T Episode #17. 1-27-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster is always nervous. He now has a bed-wetting problem. 182570 1988 Webster: See George Run T Episode #125. 4-11-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George sees corruption in the Board of Education. 182571 1987 Webster: Seeing It Through (aka It's a Dog-Eat-Dog World) T Episode #94. 2-13-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster gets a job walking dogs around the neighborhood. 182572 1987 Webster: Simple Gifts T Episode #112. 12-14-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Man dressed like Santa Claus keeps giving overly expensive gifts for Christmas and Katherine has had enough. 182573 1986 Webster: Special Delivery T Episode #74. TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George and Katherine both hire a maid who happens to be pregnant and goes into labor. 182574 1984 Webster: Special Friends T Episode #18. 2-3-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster makes a friend when a boy needs a sponsor for the Special Olympics. 182575 1985 Webster: Strike Up the Band T Episode #39. 2-1-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster meets Diahann Carroll who is at Webster's school to raise money to bring musical instruments to the school district. 182576 1987 Webster: Strike, The T Episode #107. 11-2-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George does not approve of the way Webster's teacher teaches. 182577 1988 Webster: Take My Cousin, Please T Episode #134. 11-4-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster's rich aunt plans on adopting a boy, but Webster thinks that he's just interested in her money. 182578 1988 Webster: Talk Show, The T Episode #122. 3-21-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine is very jealous of George's new success and Webster thinks that the two might get a divorce. 182579 1988 Webster: Taming of the Shrew T Episode #115. 1-18-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. When Katherine demonstrates some of her cooking "skills" on television, George and Webster try to prevent trouble from brewing. 182580 1983 Webster: Teddy Bear Scare T Episode #11. 12-2-1983 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George and Katherine both try and persuade Webster that he can do without his teddy bear, which is lost. 182581 1987 Webster: Test of Characters, A T Episode #91. 1-23-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster's photographs tend to capture an instructor's true character. 182582 1984 Webster: Thanksgiving Show T Episode #30. 11-16-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster, George and Katherine are all trying to have a peaceful Thanksgiving, but things don't turn out the way they plan when George's aggressive father and Katherine's snobby mother arrive for Thanksgiving Dinner. 182583 1989 Webster: Thanksgiving With the Four Tops (aka Pass the Potatoes, Obie). T Episode #141. 1-6-1989 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. The Four Tops, who are friends of George, are invited for Thanksgiving after having nowhere to go for the holiday. The Four Tops (Themselves). 182584 1983 Webster: That's Entertainment T Episode #9. 11-18-1983 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster goes on a TV-benefit show to sing and dance. 182585 1986 Webster: That's Rich T Episode #64. 1-17-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster learns you can be rich without having a lot of money after he gets stuck with lottery fever. 182586 1986 Webster: There Goes the Bride T Episode #71. 3-21-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine's aunt is getting married and George and Katherine decide to reenact their wedding vows. 182587 1989 Webster: They Don't Shoot Horses, Do They? T Episode #147. 2-17-1989 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster goes to the race track and learns that one of the horses will be put down because it's too old to race anymore. Webster tries to save the horse. 182588 1989 Webster: Ticket To Ride T Episode #144. 1-27-1989 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster gets a brand new bike, but ends up getting a ticket from a cop. 182589 1984 Webster: To Tell the Truth T Episode #33. 12-7-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Katherine is extremely embarrassed when Webster announces that she was once under the care of a psychiatrist. 182590 1984 Webster: Too Much Class T Episode #32. 11-30-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. After Webster transfers to an advanced learning class, his grades start to slip. 182591 1983 Webster: Travis T Episode #8. 11-11-1983 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. It is revealed to George and Katherine why Travis, Webster's late father, chose George to be Webster's godparents and legal guardians if something happened to them. 182592 1985 Webster: Triangle, The T Episode #61. 12-6-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster takes a picture and shows it to Katherine who then starts to think that a neighbor is having an affair. 182593 1986 Webster: Tribute, The T Episode #84. 11-7-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster talks about his late dad when the school is looking to name the school after a famous sports hero. 182594 1985 Webster: Truth Hurts, The T Episode #62. 12-13-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster makes Katherine a dress for her birthday. She says that she likes it but avoids wearing it when she is asked to put it on when they go out. She then Webster how she really feels about her gift. 182595 1986 Webster: TV Or Not TV T Episode #65. 1-24-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George does a sportscaster about Webster's Pee-Wee hockey team. They like his sportscaster so much that they want him to do children's sports. He is not too thrilled about that. 182596 1985 Webster: Uh-Oh Feeling, The T Episode #38. 1-25-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster on his way back to the classroom overhears his female friend getting molested by a substitute teacher. After getting her to tell him what happened, he tries to convince her to tell an adult. 182597 1984 Webster: Uncle Philip T Episode #19. 2-24-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. George and Katherine want Webster's Uncle Phil out of his life, but that fails when Webster ends up running into him anyway. 182598 1989 Webster: Visitor, The T Episode #148. 2-24-1989 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster's pen pal, an adult butler from England, visits to meet Webster in person. 182599 1988 Webster: Web-touchables, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #136-#137. 11-18/25-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster daydreams that he is in a 1920s-type cops and robbers situation. In this adventure, Webster tries to nab a root-beer racketeer. While his daydream continues, Webster finds that he was set up by a gangster and moves in on the caper. 182600 1984 Webster: Webster Long (Parts 1, 2 and 3) T Episodes #22-#23-#24. 5-4-1984, 9-21-1984, 9-28-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster's Uncle Philip, his last surviving relative, comes up to the apartment to take Webster to live with him. The Papadopolis' do not think that Uncle Phil can take care of Webster the way they can, so Uncle Phil threatens to take them to court for custody. Uncle Phil and the Papadopolises all go to court to battle for custody of Webster. After losing the court case, Uncle Phil decides to run away to Atlanta, Georgia without consulting George and Katherine. 182601 1989 Webster: Webtrek T Episode #150. 3-10-1989 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster's video game transports him as the captain of the Enterprise from Star Trek: The Next Generation. 182602 1985 Webster: What Is Art? T Episode #42. 2-22-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster makes a mistake by accidentally recycling Uncle Phil's tin can sculpture. 182603 1987 Webster: What Price Friendship? T Episode #100. 5-8-1987 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Two of Webster's friends hurt him and take his hard-earned money. 182604 1985 Webster: Who's To Blame? T Episode #59. 11-22-1985 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Robbers break into the house while Webster is home alone and he has to know how to act. 182605 1988 Webster: Wild, Wild Webst, The T Episode #126. 9-9-1988 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. After being bullied around, Webster fantasizes that he is in the Wild West to take care of his bully. 182606 1986 Webster: Witchbusters T Episode #83. 10-31-1986 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Webster discovers that a woman who is said to be a witch is not a real broom-riding witch, but a woman who is lonely and needs someone to care for her. 182607 1984 Webster: You Can't Go Home Again T Episode #29. 11-9-1984 TV Sportscaster George Papadopolis (Alex Karris) pro football player turned sportscaster and his wife adopt a black orphan named Webster. After the untimely death of a young boy's parents, he is sent to live with his family's best friend. Just when George is about to retire, he is called upon to help a losing football team. 182608 1954 Wedding Advice: Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace M Political Commentator (Amy Holmes) 182609 2000 Wedding Chimes, Assorted Crimes NR Arness, Christine Journalist 182610 2005 Wedding Crashers M Photographer (Robert Neal Marshall). 182611 1981 Wedding Day T 6-8 to 6-12 Hosts Huell Howser and Mary Ann Mobley 182612 2004 Wedding Daze M News Media. News Reporter (Barbara Niven). 182613 1968 Wedding Group, The N OWN - H Taylor, Elizabeth Journalist David, a self-satisfied journalist 182614 1999 Wedding Jewel, The N Fell, Doris Elaine Photojournalist helps woman who discovers that her twin brother is in serious trouble that can ruin the family name. She turns to the journalist for help and love. 182615 1953 Wedding of Lilli Marlene, The M War Correspondent Steve Moray (Hugh McDermott) in sequel to Lilli Marlene. 182616 1936 Wedding Present M Gallico, Paul (Story). Joseph Anthony (Screenplay) Reporters Monica "Rusty" Fleming (Joan Bennett) and Charles Mason (Cary Grant) at Chicago News-Gazette, scoop the town. Pete Stagg (George Bancroft), harassed city editor. Reporters (Jack Mulhall, Cyril "Cy" Ring, Charles Williams, Marshall Ruth, Eddie Phillips, Allen Fox, Charles Sherlock, Eddie Featherstone, Dagmar Oakland, Chuck Hamilton, Marshall Ruth, Eddie Borden, Ted Thompson). Telegraph Editor (Edd Russell). New York Tribune, 11/18/36: "Newspaper work has taken it on the nose from the cinema on more than one occasion this season, but "Wedding Present"…reaches a new high in factual distortion…situations of the photoplay are implausible…preposterous…..: 182617 1933 Wedding Rehearsal M DVD -R HQ 11395, 11396 News Editor (Laurence Hanray). 182618 2006 Wedding Story, A: Clementine & Paul DT SVD 1443 Episode. Series 1996- Reporter marries a Navy hero after covering a dramatic story about him. 182619 1999 Wedding Story, A: Donna & Jeff DT DVD -R 1649 Episode. TV News Anchor marries. Works in local television news. 182620 2004 Wedding Story, A: Katie and Fred DT DVD -R HQ 5406 Episode #81. 4-9-2004 Newspaper column brings two people together. 182621 2006 Wedding Wars MT DVD -R HQ 7538, 7539 News Media. News Show Host (John Beale). Man refuses to organize his brother's wedding after learning about his involvement in a speech against gay marriage. 182622 1984 Wedle wyrokow twoich MF Photographer Mach (Marian Opania). 182623 1972 Wedlock N Langguth, A.J. Astrology Columnist Jeanne Darling. Narrator-Editorial Writer-Reporter Bradley Fell gets a job with a small morning newspaper in Hollywood. Reporter, then Editor Billy Stein, also on the paper. Public Relations Practitioner George Ranchek. 182624 1969 Wednesday Play, The: Big Flame, The T UK. Episode #143. 1-29-1969. BBC Series 10-28-1964 to 5-27-1970 Reporter (Laurie Asprey). Reporter (Ken Campbell). TV Interviewer (Mike Nally). TV Interviewer (Derek Hunt). Portrait of life of some Northern Apprentices. 182625 1965 Wednesday Play, The: Campaign for One T UK. Episode #17. 3-3-1965 TV Commentator (Lionel Murton). Reporter (Thomasine Heiner). Reporter (John Downey). Reporter (John Bloomfield). Astronaut is trapped in space when his spacecraft malfunctions. 182626 1970 Wednesday Play, The: Chariot of Fire T Episode #181. 5-20-1970 Documentary Production. Pseudo-documentary featuring a prison visitor and a convicted pedophile who fails to rehabilitate. 182627 1965 Wednesday Play, The: Dan, Dan, the Charity Man T UK. Episode #13. 2-3-1965 Photographer (Richard Jacques). Dan Shankey, the charity knocker, has become a national celebrity. Who is the man behind the image? 182628 1965 Wednesday Play, The: End of Arthur's Marriage, The T UK. Episode #38. 11-17-1965 Newsreader (Robert Douglas). Interviewer (Kenneth Allen). Arthur loves his daughter more than security, prefers spending to saving and will always choose a few hours of happiness over a lifetime of boredom. 182629 1966 Wednesday Play, The: Executioner, The T UK. Episode #65. 6-1-1966 Commentator (David de Keyser). Girl is unwittingly implicated in the assassination of Leon Trotsky. 182630 1965 Wednesday Play, The: Fable T UK. Episode #12. 1-27-1965. "The Wednesday Play." Editor (Leo Carera). Deputy Editor (Bari Jonson). Assistant Editor (Trevor Rhone). News Reader (Charles Hyatt). In Great Britain, a reversal of African apartheid comes into place and the country is governed by black people with whites as the subservients. 182631 1969 Wednesday Play, The: Fabulous Frump, The T Episode #138. 1-8-1969 Fashion Editor competes for the affections of a designer with their new male model. 182632 1967 Wednesday Play, The: Fall of the Goat T Weldon, Faye UK. Episode #106. 11-15-1967 Photographer (David Ellison). Husband decides to impose a novel and outrageous arrangement on his wife. 182633 1965 Wednesday Play, The: Little Temptation, A T Episode #19. 3-17-1965 Writer is having an affair with a married woman and gets embroiled with the other women in her life. 182634 1967 Wednesday Play, The: Message for Posterity T Episode #97. 5-3-1967. BBC TV Play Newsreader (John Benson). Old painter once a radical decides to make a final political statement in his portrait of a former Conservative prime minister. 182635 1968 Wednesday Play, The: On the Eve of Publication T Episode #137. 11-27-1968 Writer hosts a dinner party to celebrate the publication of his new novel. 182636 1966 Wednesday Play, The: Pale Horse, Pale Rider T Episode #3. 11-11-1964 Newspaperwoman and a soldier have a love affair during the influenza epidemic of 1918. 182637 1967 Wednesday Play, The: Person To Person T Episode #82. 1-4-1967 Journalist (Elizabeth Sellars) meets a 22-year-old architecture student who appears at the door of the divorced, thirty-something journalist and asks to use her telephone. They talk and slowly begin to understand one another: their lives, values and very different sets of re 182638 1966 Wednesday Play, The: Piece of Resistance, A T Episode #72. 10-19-1966 Newsreaders (Stewart Hibberd, Frank Phillips). Retired colonel is enduring the invasion of the Channel Islands when his household is disrupted by the arrival of a German officer who is surprisingly civilized and susceptible to the daughter's charms. 182639 1966 Wednesday Play, The: Rodney, Our Intrepid Hero T Episode #46. 1-19-1966 Newspaper Journalist Rodney is determined to expose Anything Incorporated, an exclusive club devoted to providing the illegal and unattainable for its clients. Our intrepid hero, Rodney, wants to expose the venture in his newspaper. 182640 1966 Wednesday Play, The: Soiree at Blossom's Hotel, A T Episode #67. 6-15-1966 Scandal threatens to break among the upper class residents of a faded hotel. 182641 1965 Wednesday Play, The: Stand Up, Nigel Barton T Potter, Dennis Episode #41. 12-8-1965 Reporter (P.J. Kavanagh). Miner's son wins a scholarship to Oxford but finds himself torn between the new aspirant middle class and his working class background. 182642 1965 Wednesday Play, The: Vote, Vote, Vote for Nigel Barton (aka The Wednesday Play: Vote, Vote, Vote for Nigel Barton). T Episode #42. 12-15-1965 Journalist (John Evitts). Newsreader (Huw Thomas). Idealistic Oxford graduate decides to run as the Labor Party candidate in the General Election but becomes disillusioned with his campaign speeches and starts speaking his own mind. 182643 1985 Wednesday Play, The: War Game, The T Episode #182. 7-31-1985 Documentary Production. Pseudo-documentary exploring the aftermath of a nuclear attack on London in the 1960s. 182644 1966 Wednesday Play, The: Where the Buffalo Roam T Episode #58. 11-2-1966 Newsreader (Ronnie Williams). Mentally disturbed Welsh teenager obsessed with Westerns goes on a killing spree. 182645 2008 Wednesday, A MF India Aspiring TV reporter Naina Roy (Deepla Shaw) tipped off by an anonymous caller. Mumbai Police Commissioner is going to retire and he recalls the toughest case he had to deal with in his career. He gets a call from an anonymous caller -- the same one who called the TV reporter, on a Wednesday demanding release of four militants. Bombs have been planted in various parts of the city. At first he thinks it is a prank call, but then he finds a bomb planted in the police station. He gets a team of his best men together and taps all his resources to track down the man. Meanwhile, he comes across Roy, a wannabe TV News reporter who has also been tipped off by the anonymous caller. Time passes and still no identification of the caller. Ultimately he gives in to the caller’s demand to hand over the four militants. One of the policeman decides not to hand over one of the militants to ensure that all the bomb information can be forced out of the caller. But the three militants are blown up by powerful explosives. The anonymous caller then forces them to kill the fourth militant and reveals that he is a common man who is sick of living in terror and decided to act. The police commissioner meets the man, shakes his hand and leaves. He decides to bury the matter and destroys all records of the episode. 182646 1987 Weeds M Tristan, Dorothy, John Hancock (Screenplay) Ness Book Theater Critic Lillian Bingington (Rita Taggart) gives a rave review to a convict's play. Two begin a correspondence and she starts a petition to get him released. They become lovers. Prisoner's play similar to Genet play, which the critic had not read. She turns out to be a food critic who also covers drama. When the reworked play is produced, the curtain is held for the New York Times reviewer who arrives late. Newspaper Critic #2 (Rob McGowan). 182647 2007 Weeds: Go T DVD -R HQ 9293 Episode. 11-19-2007 News Media cover the forest fire on TV. KROV 10 News Channel Female Reporter coverage on TV screen. Majestic Inferno. “Dan, Back to you in the studio.” Arson coverage. Flames overwhelming homes exposing the marijuana growing scheme. 182648 2006 Weeds: MILF Money T DVD -R HQ 7014 Episode. 10-2-2006 News Media. Reporter (Josh Fadem). 182649 2007 Weeds: Pool and His Money, A T DVD -R HQ 8965 Episode. 8-21-2007 News Media. 182650 2007 Weeds: Protection T DVD -R HQ 9277 Episode. 11-12-2007 News Media cover the forest fire on TV. KROV 10 News coverage on TV screen. 182651 2007 Weeds: Seventh Sense, The T DVD -R HQ 9038 Episode. 10-8-2007 News Media cover opening of new development as sewer main breaks and spews sewage into the air. 182652 1947 Week in Review, The DT News. TV's first news show. 15-minute wrap-up of week's top stories 182653 1957 Week the World Stood Still, The T Episode. 2-4-1957. Robert Montgomery Presents. Press. 182654 1974 Weekend DT Series 1974-1979. TV News Program. TV Anchor Lloyd Dobyns. Correspondent Linda Ellerbee (1978-1979). 182655 1972 Weekend '33 NM Thomas, Bob Publisher Harrison Clay Stembridge (newspaper tycoon based on William Randolph Hearst) gathers Hollywood powerful to his mountain castle and gets control of the film industry. Author is son of well-known Hollywood publicist and has been a Hollywood reporter since 1944. 182656 1989 Weekend at Bernie's M Newspaper Photographer (Philip V. Caruso). 182657 1945 Weekend at the Waldorf M DVD -R HQ 3784, 3785, 3786. SVD 1121. SVD 1092 Baum, Vicki (Play - "Grand Hotel"). Guy Bolton (Adaptation). Sam Spewack, Bella Spewack (Screenplay) Ness Book. Turner. Rogers War Correspondent Chip Collyer (Walter Pidgeon) experiences journalistic burnout and checks into the Waldorf to get some rest before returning to Europe. Also at the hotel is corrupt businessman Collyer exposed in his articles. Reporter claims businessman was only acquitted because he went off to cover the war. Bumbling Cub Reporter Oliver Webson (Keenan Wynn) is on trail of Middle Eastern ruler he suspects of being in league with businessman. Collyer agrees to help the cub by sneaking into the ruler's room on a maid's cart, but he ends up in room of actress trying to explain his presence by fabricating story about being jewel thief. She tells him, "That's right out of 'Grand Hotel.'" Cub gets story for The Morning Globe exposing businessman's latest scheme. Middle Eastern ruler turns out to be FBI plant. Collyer flies back to Europe but promises to return to marry the actress. Randy Morton (Columnist Robert Benchley) lives at the hotel. Photographer (William Tannen). 182658 2002 Weekend Flash, The: T VHS 1281 Episodes. Adult - Playboy. Series 2002- Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories while disrobing until they are entirely nude. TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182659 2003 Weekend Flash, The: April 25, 2003 T SVD 1396 Adult - Playboy Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182660 2003 Weekend Flash, The: Friday, January 31, 2003 T VHS 1364 Adult - Playboy Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182661 2002 Weekend Flash, The: Friday, October 25, 2002 T VHS 1304 Adult - Playboy Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182662 2004 Weekend Flash, The: March 26, 2004 T DVD -R 1575 Adult - Playboy. Episode. 3-26-2004 Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182663 2004 Weekend Flash, The: March 27, 2004 T DVD -R 1577 Adult - Playboy. Episode. 3-27-2004 Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182664 2003 Weekend Flash, The: March 28, 2003 T VHS 1390 Adult - Playboy Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182665 2004 Weekend Flash, The: March 5, 2004 T DVD -R 1525 Adult - Playboy. Episode. 3-5-2004 Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182666 2003 Weekend Flash, The: May 9, 2003 T SVD 1394 Adult - Playboy Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182667 2002 Weekend Flash, The: October 18, 2002 T VHS 1280 Adult - Playboy Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182668 2002 Weekend Flash, The: Premiere T VHS 1275 Adult - Playboy Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182669 2004 Weekend Flash, The: Saturday, March 12, 2004 T DVD -R 1540 Adult - Playboy. Episode. 3-12-2004 Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182670 2004 Weekend Flash, The: Saturday, March 14, 2004 T DVD -R 1544 Adult - Playboy. Episode. 3-14-2004 Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182671 2004 Weekend Flash, The: Saturday, March 6, 2004 T DVD -R 1531 Adult - Playboy. Episode. 3-5-2004 Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182672 2004 Weekend Flash, The: Saturday, March 7, 2004 T DVD -R 1541 Adult - Playboy. Episode. 3-7-2004 Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182673 2004 Weekend Flash, The: Sunday, March 20, 2004 T DVD -R 1564 Adult - Playboy. Episode. 3-20-2004 Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182674 2004 Weekend Flash, The: Sunday, March 28, 2004 T DVD -R 1581 Adult - Playboy. Episode. 3-28-2004 Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182675 2002 Weekend Flash, The: Sunday, October 13, 2002 T VHS 1298 Adult - Playboy Parody News. TV Anchorwomen report on a variety of news stories in the nude TV News Anchor (Kitt Pomidoro, 2003). Entertainment Reporters (Cala Harvey, 2002-2003, Janelle Perry, 2003-2004). Sports Reporter (Deanna Brooks, 2003). Weather Girls (Michelle McAndrews, 2002-2003, Andrea Lowell, Heidi Hawking). 182676 1996 Weekend in the Country, A MT Journalist Rita Rudner is a pregnant journalist who falls in love with a vineyard owner (June 12, Wednesday, 1996, USA) 182677 2005 Weekend Sunrise: DT Episode #5. 5-15-2005 Reporters Katherine Tulich (2005), Anna Coren (2005). Hosts Chris Reason (2005), Lisa Wilkinson (2005). News Anchor Simon Reeve (2006). Sports News Kylie Gillies (2006), Mark Beretta (2006). Hosts Larry Emdur (2006), Lisa Wilkins (2006). Hosts Andrew O'Keefe (2007), Lisa Wilkinson (2007). 182678 1987 Weekend Today DT News Anchors Natalie Morales (2006), Bob Kur (1996-1998). Anchors Giselle Fernandez (1994-1996). White House Correspondent Kelly O 'Donnell (2000-2006). Weather Al Roker (1987-1996). Sunday Meteorologist Sean McLaughlin (2004-). Hosts Lester Holt (2006), Campbell Brown (2006), Boyd Matson (1987-1988), Maria Shriver (1987-1990), Garrick Utley (1988-1992), Mary Alice Williams (1990-1992), Scott Simon (1992-1993), Jackie Nespral (1992-1994), Mike Schneider (1993-1995). Hosts Jack Ford (1995-2000), Jodi Applegate (1996-1999), Soledad O'Brien (1999-2003), David Bloom 2000-2003). Anchor Karla Jensen, Miami (2005). 182679 2002 Weekend Vibe T Series 2002-2004 Correspondent Sara Pickett. Host Bryce Wilson. Segment Host Rahsan-Rahsan Lindsay. 182680 1902 Weekly Clarion, The PO MLPL Lincoln, Joseph C. In "Rhymes of the Old Cape." Press. "Of course, there's city papers here, but I don't get the time To read a dozen pages every day, And them there pesky dailies are so chock-a-block with crime That they give me the shivers, anyway. … "But when the Weekly Clarion comes, that's printed in our town, I generally contrive to read her through. Them dailies give you 'furrin' news' and tell you all the woes And troubles of the folks across the sea. Clarion tells what's happened to the folks a feller knows, And that's the kind of news that pleases me." 182681 1996 Weeknight Edition T Series 1996- News Media. Anchor (Doris Childress). 182682 1955 Weep No More NM Coffee, Lenore Source for "Another Time, Another Place" film War Correspondent Sara Scott falls in love with a young British journalist. When his plane crashes while covering an assignment, she suffers a nervous breakdown, then tries to come to terms with her grief by visiting the journalist's widow. 182683 1976 Weichselkirschen N Ossowski, Leonie (geboren als Jolanthe von Brandenstein ) Germany TV Journalist 182684 1999 Weigh Dead N Hager, Jean Tabloid Reporter Heather Brackland, merciless snoop for The National Scoop. She's digging up dirt on her ex-boyfriend, a fitness trainer and now an aerobics queen's lover, as well as the rest of the guests. 182685 2002 Weight of Water, The M DVD -R HQ 2726, 2727. SVD 1506 Journalist (Catherine McCormack) investigates a 19th century murder on a remote New England island 182686 1997 Weird Al Show, The: Al Gets Robbed T Episode #13. 12-6-1997 News Channel. Al gets home to see he has been robbed. He turns on the news channel and sees the police have found the guy who robbed him. So, Al gets his stuff back. 182687 1997 Weird Al Show, The: Competition, The T Episode #11. 11-22-1997 TV Show Host. Al gets nominated for the best TV Show Host award. Uncle Ralphie of the Uncle Ralphie Show is also nominated. So is Fred Huggins, the worst TV Show Host. There is a war between Al and Uncle Ralphie. They begin pulling pranks on each other and are not playing fair. So Huggins, the only one who did play fair, is the winner. 182688 1997 Weird Al Show, The: He's Not Heavy, He's My Hamster T Episode #10. 11-15-1997 TV Show Host. Al is upset because Harvey won't perform his death-defying stunt on the show. Al apologizes to Harvey after calling him names. Harvey feels much better and does the stunt. 182689 1997 Weird Al Show, The: Talent Show T Episode #8. 11-1-1997. Series 9-13-1997 to 12-6-1997. Weatherwoman (Mary Lynn Rajskub). Talk Show Host (Roger Rose). 182690 2003 Weird Al Yankovic: Ultimate Video Collection, The (aka "Weird Al" Yankovic) MT Parody News. Talk Show Host Tom Snyder from Tomorrow. Music videos from 20 years featuring "Weird Al" Yankovic. Michael Faye (Danny Fehsenfeld) in "Headline News." Cameraman (Lou B. Washington) in "UHF." 182691 1996 Weird Al Yankovic: Videos, The (aka "Weird Al" Yankovic: Videos, The) MT Parody News. Lorena Bobbitt (Judy Tenuta), Headline News (Doug Llewelyn). Cameraman UHF (Lou B. Washington). 182692 1963 Weird Love Makers, The (Kyonetsu No Kisetsu) aka Wild Love-Makers, aka Weird Lovemakers, The M Yamada, Nobuo (Screenplay) AFI-Newspapermen. Japan - Ness Book - Film released in U.S. in 1963 Newspaperman Kashi (Hiroyuki Nagato) turns a pickpocket over to police. When he's released from prison he rapes the reporter's fiancée for revenge and she becomes pregnant. Also arranges for reporter to sleep with prostitute and she gets pregnant as well. All four meet at hospital where women have gone for abortions. 182693 1962 Weird Ones, The M PR - AFI-Press Agents Public Relations. A pair of press agents try to capture an "Astronik," which has come from space to torture and kill women by using a "cosmos-cutie" to lure it into a trap. 182694 1996 Weird Science: By the Time We Got to Woodstock… T Episode #55. 3-23-1996. Series 3-5-1994 to 7-1-1998 TV Interviewer (Doug Hale). Two high school geeks create their dream girl, a magical genie named Lisa on their computer. They time travel and end up stuck in 1969. Two high school geeks create their dream girl, a magical genie named Lisa on their computer. 182695 2005 Weird Science: Gary Wallace: Boy Reporter T DVD -R HQ 2785 Episode #32. 5-13-1995 School Newspaper Reporter Gary Wallace (John Mallory Asher) of the Farber High Sentinel. Editor Marie Koontz (Jennifer Burns). Photographer Wyatt (Michael Manasseri). Headline in The Farber Sentinel: Super Spaz Lands Girlfriend. Gary decides to join the school newspaper as a reporter ion order to get closer to the girl that serves as editor on the paper. The only problem is that Gary has never read any news except for tabloids. Gary has nothing report about so Lisa creates an equalizer, which is a magical pen that will make whatever you write come true. Now the town is full of UFOs, Elvis encounters, a two-headed Scotsman and even Chett as a Yeti. Two high school geeks create their dream girl, a magical genie named Lisa on their computer. 182696 1996 Weird Science: Lisarella T Episode #61. 5-11-1996 News Media. Reporter #1 (Doug Hale). Reporter #2 (Autumn Browne). Two high school geeks create their dream girl, a magical genie named Lisa on their computer. The boys become heroes when they land a plane by themselves (courtesy of Lisa). The president would like to give them an award. He also wants to throw a ball in their honor. Lisa sneaks into the ball and meets the president who falls in love with her. 182697 1994 Weird Science: Magnifico Dad T Episode #4. 3-26-1994 Photographer (Deryl Carroll). Two high school geeks create their dream girl, a magical genie named Lisa on their computer. 182698 1994 Weird Science: Mr. President T Episode #10. 5-14-1994 News Media. Reporter #1 (Maura Soden). Reporter #2 (James C. Bockelman). Two high school geeks create their dream girl, a magical genie named Lisa on their computer. Wyatt wants to be president of the chess club. Lisa misunderstands and makes him President of the United States. He ends up almost getting impeached and his rec room gets trashed by tobacco protesters. 182699 2004 Weisse Afrikaner, Der MTF Germany. Photographer (Hennie Baird). 182700 1986 Weiße sterben selten in Samyana N Grän, Christine Germany Journalist 182701 1942 Welburns, The: Confidential Report, A R MLPL Obler, Arch In "Plays for Americans: Thirteen New Non-royalty Radio Plays." 4-26-42. 809.292 O12-3 4-26-42. Printer Jim Welburn runs a little newspaper. Jim Welburn used to put our a little newspaper. Vigilantes break in and destroy the press, the house. Speaks to Mr. Newspaperman at end of play. 182702 1979 Welcome Back, Kotter: Sweat Smell of Success, The T Episode #90. 3-3-1979. Series 9-9-1975 to 8-10-1979. School Newspaper. Convinced that the school newspaper is too dull, Juan Epstein sets out to turn it into a tabloid, bringing down his friends' names in the process. The school newspaper becomes a gossip magazine Gabe Kotter (Gabe Kaplan) returns to James Buchanan High as a teacher and is assigned the remedial class to which he once belonged. His students are the stud Vinnie Barbarino (John Travolta, 1975-1977 and recurring after that). Other students are Freddie "Boom-Boom Washington (Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs). Juan Epstein (Robert Hegyes). Arnold Horshack (Ron Palillo). 182703 1977 Welcome Back, Kotter: Sweatgate Scandal T Episode #37. 1-13-1977 School Newspaper. Tired of the way the school newspaper is always putting them down, the Sweathogs join the school newspaper staff in order to redeem themselves. The crack investigative team of "Vinstein" (Vinnie and Juan) are hot on the trail of the culprit behind the recent break-in of Principal Lazarus' office. The group also uncovers a scandal in the school cafeteria. Gabe Kotter (Gabe Kaplan) returns to James Buchanan High as a teacher and is assigned the remedial class to which he once belonged. His students are the stud Vinnie Barbarino (John Travolta, 1975-1977 and recurring after that). Other students are Freddie "Boom-Boom Washington (Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs). Juan Epstein (Robert Hegyes). Arnold Horshack (Ron Palillo). 182704 1977 Welcome Back, Kotter: Sweatwork T Episode #61. 12-22-1977 School Radio Station. Parody of the film "Network." Arnold is about to be taken off the school radio station for bad ratings. He voices angst and pioneers for change on the radio station gathering fans in the process. Gabe Kotter (Gabe Kaplan) returns to James Buchanan High as a teacher and is assigned the remedial class to which he once belonged. His students are the stud Vinnie Barbarino (John Travolta, 1975-1977 and recurring after that). Other students are Freddie "Boom-Boom Washington (Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs). Juan Epstein (Robert Hegyes). Arnold Horshack (Ron Palillo). 182705 1975 Welcome Home Brother Charles M News Media. Newsman (Jim Dubowy). Sportscaster (Larry Jones). War Narrator (Chris Lyon). 182706 1990 Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael M DVD -R HQ 7601, 7602. News Media 182707 1995 Welcome II Terrordome, The M Newscaster (Mark Simmons) 182708 1979 Welcome Sundays N OWN - H Keifetz, Norman Sports Reporter Edwina Neeley, smart and attractive New York sports reporter 182709 2009 Welcome to Academia M TV Reporter (Yalonda Lisa Reeves). At Victoria College a group of desperate professors vie for control of the department, the curriculum, the students and one another. They are willing to use all the weapons at their disposal, from the rhetoric of gender, race and class to sex, money and raw power. 182710 1974 Welcome to Arrow Beach M Reporter (Janear Hines), underground reporter, interviews the Sheriff in his reelection bid. A dazed teen-age hitchhiker wandering on a California beach is taken in by a Korean War veteran who lives in a nearby mansion with his sister and are involved in cannibalism. When she escapes, no one believes her, including the sheriff. 182711 2001 Welcome to Death Row M Investigative Reporter (Sam Gideon Anson - Himself)) of L.A. Weekly. Music Journalist (Kurt Loder-Himself), MTV. Former Music Editor, Hollywood Reporter (Jeffrey Jolson-Colburn - Himself). Music Journalist (Gary Jackson-Himself). Hip-Hop Journalist (Kevin Powell-Himself). Former Editor (Allen Gordon), Rap Pages Magazine. Former Music Editor (Jeffrey Jolson-Colburn) for Hollywood Reporter. 182712 2000 Welcome to Hollywood M Interviewer. Sundance VH1 Interviewer (Robin Dorian). Sun Dance Interviewer (Marina Zenovich) 182713 2004 Welcome to Mooseport M DVD -R HQ 2612, 2613. Richardson Doug (Story). Tom Schulman (Screenplay) Reporters. Local Reporter Chip (Paul McGuire). Local Reporter Heather (Heather Allin). Local Reporter JC Kenny (JC Kenny). Fox Newscaster Jane (Diana Platts). Fox Newscaster Bill (Peter Snider). Local News Anchor Daryl (Dan Duran). Local News Anchor Leah (Leah Taylor). Reporter (Jon Manfrellotti). Live Newscaster (Krista Sutton). Radio DJ Danny (Andy Hirsch). Radio DJ Jim (Arlin Miller). 182714 2000 Welcome to New York: T SVD 879 (Two Episodes). SVD 1874 (Four Episodes) SVD 873 (Two Episodes) Episodes Series 10-11-2000 to 1-17- 2001. 16 Episodes. TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). Gaffigan is a weatherman from Fort Wayne, Indiana, popular at work and captain of company softball team. Then he arrives in New York and finds things are different. He is not a meteorologist for AM New York. He works for high-strung producer Marsha Bickner. Upon his first two hours at his new job, he offends the security guard and fires the assistant without even knowing it. Bickner has high expectations of Jim and wants him to change almost everything about himself. 182715 2001 Welcome to New York: Brother, The T Episode #13. 1-17-2001 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). Jim's over protective brother comes to town from Indiana. 182716 2000 Welcome to New York: Car, The T Episode #5. 11-8-2000 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). 182717 2001 Welcome to New York: Cat and the Rat, The T Episode #10. 1-3-2001 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). 182718 2000 Welcome to New York: Crier, The T Episode #6. 11-15-2000 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). At a staff meeting, Marsha ends up seated next to her nemesis, Robby, the head of programming. After they argue, Robby breaks down and cries. When people start talking directly to Robby, Marsha vows to show everyone that she can be just as emotional. She attempts to be less formal by wearing jeans, having a casual meeting and bringing a very small picture of her and her father from home. In the end, her attempt to be less formal fails as she realizes that it makes her feel uncomfortable "opening up." 182719 2000 Welcome to New York: Dr. Bob T Episode #7. 11-22-2000 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). Marsha adds Dr. Bob, a well-loved veteran newscaster to the AM New York team. When Jim is left alone with Dr. Bob he begins to realize that he is mean and vindictive. Bob appears to be nice to everyone except Jim. He constantly harasses him about being a "hillbilly." Marsha sends Bob and Jim off to do a segment for AM New York called Dr. Bob's New York. During the segment, Jim and Bob get into a fight causing the ratings for AM New York to soar. Producers contact Marsha and tell her that they want to see more of the arguing between Dr. Bob and Jim, which Jim gladly agrees to do. Marsha, Adrian and Vince try to prepare him for his debate with Dr. Bob on the next show. When Jim agrees with everything Dr. Bob says during the debate, it allows viewers to see the "real" Dr. Bob. 182720 2001 Welcome to New York: Dusting Diva T Episode #15 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). 182721 2000 Welcome to New York: It's Hard to Meet Intelligent Women T Episode #8. 11-29-2000 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). 182722 2000 Welcome to New York: Jim Gets a Wig T Episode #4. 11-1-2000 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). Jim celebrates his 33rd birthday. Adrian buys him a toupee for his birthday. Marsha is convinced the network put him up to it. At first Jim wasn't going to wear the toupee, but as he finds out that everyone thinks he's in his mid-40s, he begins to wear it 182723 2000 Welcome to New York: Jim Gets An Apartment T Episode #3. 10-25-2000 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). 182724 2000 Welcome to New York: Limos and Lines T Episode #9. 12-13-2000 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). Marsha shares some juicy office gossip about Adrian with her limo driver who winds up leaking the information to The New York Post. The limo driver goes to Adrian to apologize and tells him Marsha was the one who told him. Adrian gets Marsha to confess and she thinks Adrian is going to tell everyone that she was the one who leaked the story. But Adrian has no intention of doing that. Marsha confesses to everyone. In the end, Jim leaks a story about Marsha to the limo driver. 182725 2001 Welcome to New York: Memo, The T Episode #11. 1-10-2001 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). Jim gets a raise and decides to write a memo to Marsha offering suggestions on how to make AM New York a better show. When Marsha is receptive to Jim's ideas, it triggers Adrian's competitive streak and all the staff members start sending Marsha helpful memos on how they too can improve the show. When Jim suggests Adrian consider doing a segment with famous ball players during the off-season he steals his idea and wins up interviewing New York Yankee second baseman Chuck Knoblauch. Adrian begins to hate everyone giving him credit for the segment and asks Jim to tell everyone it was his idea. Jim asks Marsha to tell everyone it was his idea. 182726 2001 Welcome to New York: Party, The T Episode #14. TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). 182727 2001 Welcome to New York: Perks, The T Episode #16 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). 182728 2000 Welcome to New York: Pilot T SVD 872 Episode #1. 10-11-2000 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). Gaffigan is a weatherman from Fort Wayne, Indiana, popular at work and captain of company softball team. Then he arrives in New York and finds things are different. He is not a meteorologist for AM New York. He works for high-strung producer Marsha Bickner. Upon his first two hours at his new job, he offends the security guard and fires the assistant without even knowing it. Bickner has high expectations of Jim and wants him to change almost everything about himself. 182729 2001 Welcome to New York: Stalker, The T Episode #12. 1-15-2001 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). 182730 2000 Welcome to New York: Tickets T Episode #2. 10-18-2000 TV Weatherman-Meteorologist Jim Gaffigan (Himself) on AM New York, the station's morning news-information show. Executive Producer Marsha Bickner (Christine Baranski). Egotistical Anchorman Adrian Spencer (Rocky Carroll). 182731 1998 Welcome to Paradox: Extra, The T Episode #6. 9-21-1998 Reporter #1 (Dean Barrett). Reporter #2 (Eileen Pedde). Reporter #3 (Tanya Reid). 182732 1997 Welcome to Sarajevo M L Journalists (Stephen Dillane and Woody Harrelson) as scud-stud reporters 182733 1711 Welcome to the Medall PO USC Defoe, Daniel? News 182734 1998 Welcome to the World, Baby Girl! N Flagg, Fannie TV Anchor Dena Nordstrom drinks uncontrollably, is a borderline compulsive liar, and is forced to undergo therapy because of her stress-induced ulcer. 182735 2006 Welcome to Yesterday N Spiegelman, Ian Former "Page Six" columnist for the New York Post Reporter Leon Koch works for a New York City tabloid owned by some unsavory figures from down under. He works for New York's most powerful gossip column and finds himself at the center of a murder scandal. He must race to uncover the truth before he is fired, winds up in jail or is killed. Insider's glimpse into the world of celebrity journalism. Koch has long lived a life of ennui, not caring much about anything. His attitude begins to change after he receives a disturbing anonymous call from a woman blaming him for the suicide of a talent agent, the subject of a recent gossip column. A homicide detective takes an interest in the case, and soon Koch and his colleagues find themselves at the center of a scandal. 182736 1952 Welcome Travelers DT Series. 9-8-1952 to 3-30-1956. NBC, CBS. Interviewers-Hosts Tommy Barlett (9-8-1952 to 5-6-1955), Bob Cunningham, "Smiling" Jack Smith (5-9-1955 to 3-30-1956), Pat Meikle (5-9-1955 to 3-30-1956), John Garth (5-9-1955 to 3-30-1956). 182737 1907 Welding, The N McLaws, Emily Lafayette Editor Horace Greeley and other journalists in Civil War America are featured. 182738 1962 Well Dressed Explorer, The N UCLA Astley, Thea Reporter Ivor Lippman, new reporter. V.J. Ferguson, sub editor. Bert Duckworth, editor and part-owner. 182739 2003 Well-Respected Dead Man, A N Allen, Tricia Reporter Jane Aldar has gone undercover at Willie’s Star D Club and it’s a dangerous assignment. In 1947, the tragic Grandcamp explosion in Texas City captures the attention of most Texans. But in Dallas, gambling king Willie Peabody visits former prosecutor David Weather to warn him to take care of his half sister, stripper Belinda Bain. The next day Willie is found dead with six bullets in his corpse. City Detective Prescott Hadley leads one side of the investigation while his enemy county sheriff O’Dell Orton investigates the other side. Everyone seems to learn towards the belief that David killed Willie. Still he plans to mind his business after his previous sleuthing intercession led to his present fall from grace. But David changes his mind when he finds Reporter Aldar, a woman he thinks he may love, has gone undercover. He digs deep into the Peabody family and associates to learn who killed the felon in order to insure Jane remains safe. 182740 1951 Well, The M News Media. Rumors, racial tensions and mob violence when a 5-year-old black girl falls unnoticed into a hidden, forgotten well on her way to school. An innocent man is tried and convicted by popular hysteria. 182741 1937 Wells Fargo M Publisher Mr. Edwards (Brandon Tynan) of a newspaper. Correspondent Orusby (Hal K. Dawson). Reporter (Franklin Parker). Printer (Lee Phelps). Mrs. Edwards (Clare Verdera). Wells Fargo Messenger Tom (Lane Chandler). Practical Telegraph Operator (Joe Gilbert). 182742 1924 Wells of Truth SS USC Gibbs, Philip In "Little Novels of Nowadays." Managing Editor Edward Dalton, managing editor of The Daily Record. 182743 1713 Welsh-Monster, The :Or, the Rise and Downfall Of that late Upstart, the R--t H--ble Innuendo Scribble PO COPY Anonymous Press. Innuendo Scribble. Pow'r often crushes those of low Degree, But winks, and lets the Mighty Knave go free. Who, with the Riches he has basely got, Bribes off his just Reward and gilds his Blot. Scribbling. "His Pen alone prepar'd the Crowd…." "As dull Reviews and Observators…." "Another Scribe, about this Time, There was, who dealt in Prose and Rime…" "Study'd Lies, Invectives…." 182744 1973 Welt am Draht MTF Journalist Uschi (Ingrid Caven). Journalist Rupp (Ulli Lommel). 182745 1926 Welt will belogen sein, Die MF Germany Journalist Jones (Eugene Rex). 182746 1984 Wembley Fraggie Gets the Story NJ OWN - H Pearlberg, Deborah (Steven Schindler, illustrator) Newspapers. Wembley and his friends decide to write and publish the First-Ever Fraggle Rock newspaper 182747 1948 Wendy Barrie Show, The (aka Through Wendy's Window): T Wendy Barrie Series. 11-10-1948 to 2-1950. 15 minute broadcasts. Host Wendy Barrie of a live gossip and star-interview show. 182748 1947 Wendy Warren and the News: RS Tape 5799-Soaps (Vintage Broadcasts) Episode. Series 6-23-1947 to 1958 News Show and soap opera. Lady broadcaster Wendy Warren (Florence Freeman) went from real newscast to soap for 11 years, widowed heroine. Newscaster (Douglas Edwards). Gil Kendal (Les Tremayne). Mark Douglas (Lamont Johnson). Sam Warren (Rod Hendrickson) Wendy Warren and the News sustained a note of realism. A daily news broadcast added an air of legitimacy to the story line. Wendy's career in journalism embraced electronic and print media and required the action to reflect the day on which it was heard. 24 hours in the plot elapsed between one broadcast and the next. Weekends were weekends. On Fridays, Wendy told of her plans for Saturday on Sunday. On Monday, she recalled conversations she had had over the weekend. Pioneering TV Newsman Douglas Edwards appeared as himself in each episode to read the news and chat with Wendy Warren. Newscaster Edwards delivered the news as part of the show, but didn't participate in the soap opera the followed the news. 182749 1947 Wendy Warren and the News: RS On Tape Provo, Frank and John Picard Episode. January, 1940. Series 6-23-1947 to 1958. CBS News Show and soap opera. Lady broadcaster Wendy Warren (Florence Freeman) went from real newscast to soap for 11 years, widowed heroine. Newscaster (Douglas Edwards). A real-three minute newscast opened each show. Wendy Warren and the News sustained a note of realism. A daily news broadcast added an air of legitimacy to the story line. Wendy's career in journalism embraced electronic and print media and required the action to reflect the day on which it was heard. 24 hours in the plot elapsed between one broadcast and the next. Weekends were weekends. On Fridays, Wendy told of her plans for Saturday on Sunday. On Monday, she recalled conversations she had had over the weekend. Pioneering TV Newsman Douglas Edwards appeared as himself in each episode to read the news and chat with Wendy Warren. Newscaster Edwards delivered the news as part of the show, but didn't participate in the soap opera the followed the news. 182750 1947 Wendy Warren and the News: RS Computer Download Two Episodes. Series 6-23-1947 to 1958 News Show and soap opera. Lady broadcaster Wendy Warren (Florence Freeman) went from real newscast to soap for 11 years, widowed heroine. Newscaster (Douglas Edwards). A real-three minute newscast opened each show. Wendy Warren and the News sustained a note of realism. A daily news broadcast added an air of legitimacy to the story line. Wendy's career in journalism embraced electronic and print media and required the action to reflect the day on which it was heard. 24 hours in the plot elapsed between one broadcast and the next. Weekends were weekends. On Fridays, Wendy told of her plans for Saturday on Sunday. On Monday, she recalled conversations she had had over the weekend. Pioneering TV Newsman Douglas Edwards appeared as himself in each episode to read the news and chat with Wendy Warren. Newscaster Edwards delivered the news as part of the show, but didn't participate in the soap opera the followed the news. 182751 1995 Wenn die Liebe hinfällt N Schneider, Regine Germany Journalist 182752 1967 Wenn es Nacht wird auf der Reeperbahn MF West Germany Journalist 182753 2005 Wennerstrom drack alltid Dry Martini DF Sweden - Short Interviewer Olle Hager (Voice). 182754 1998 Went to Coney Island on a Mission From God…Be Back by Five M Photographer Mickey (Dominic Chianese). 182755 1973 Wer einmal in das Posthorn stoBt M West Germany Reporter 182756 2000 Wer erschoß Jesus Christus? NM Follath, Erich Germany Journalist 182757 1999 Wer liebt, dem wachsen Flugel MF Series News Media. Reporterin/Reporter (Jutta Fastian-Unterlercher). Press Spokesman (Claudio J. Honsal) 182758 2004 Wer wählt, wird Millionär. Ein Liebes- und Politroman N Nicolai, Sybille Germany TV Journalist 182759 2002 Weregrrl MF Newscaster (Charlie Fleming) 182760 2005 Wereld van stilstand MF Netherlands. Journalist (Fedja van Huet) of a local newspaper who feels his life has come to a standstill, until he discovers a conspiracy of mediocrity… 182761 1935 WereWolf of London M Photographer (David Thursby). 182762 1973 Werewolf of Washington M Ginsberg, Milton Moses (Screenplay) PR - Ness Book Journalist Jack Whittier (Dean Stockwell) is youngest member of the Washington press corps. He goes to Budapest to get out of relationship he has with president's daughter. Attacked by werewolf as he prepares to return to Washington. Becomes President's press aide. Chief executive says, "I would like to make one thing perfectly clear" and then delivers incoherent speech at press conference. President wages war against three TV networks for negative views of his administration. Also attempts to convince the head of media corporation to change a newspaper's position on a justice department appointee in exchange for helping her get FCC approval of application she has made. Whittier attacks president during a speech and is shot by president's daughter. Aides immediately remove her from scene and begin preparing story on how Whittier was killed while saving her from a sniper's bullet. President ends up being werewolf. Publisher (Jacqueline Brookes). Reporter (Tom Scott). 182763 1956 Werewolf, The M News Media. First Reporter (Ford Stevens) 182764 1988 Werewolf: Nightmare in Blue T Episode #21. 1-17-1988 Newscaster Greg (Gregg Henry). 182765 2003 Werner MF France Journalist (Renaud Lebas). 182766 1980 Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe M Interviewer (Michael Goodwin) 182767 1987 Wes Colvin: Civil Death NM Corrington, John William and Joyce H. #3 Wes Colvin, Rat Trapp and Denise Lemoyne Mysteries Reporter Wes Colvin works in New Orleans with Rat Trapp, a black police captain of homicide and Assistant District Attorney Denise Lemoyne to solve crimes. Lemoyne and Colvin are also involved as lovers. Lemoyne breaks up with her love Volcin. There seems no connection to the murder of the attorney's cousin and the mob killer, both of whom were born into the Uptown elite unlike her cousin's husband, a Cajun and the presumed murderer. But Denise ends up in a fight for her life before the crime is solved. She had been assigned the case of the vicious killer who wants to plea-bargain his way to freedom. She must also deal with the murder of her beloved godmother, her cousin. 182768 1988 Wes Colvin: Project Named Desire NM Corrington, John William and Joyce H. #2 Wes Colvin, Rat Trapp and Denise Lemoyne Mysteries Reporter Wes Colvin works in New Orleans with Rat Trapp, a black police captain of homicide and Assistant District Attorney Denise Lemoyne to solve crimes. Lemoyne and Colvin are also involved as lovers. Trapp tries to find the murderer of a key witness against a Mafia drug czar and link him with the attempted murder of a rock superstar and highly effective crusader against drug abuse. Rat has earned a reputation as a brutal, nasty, hard-nosed cop. He doesn't care much about the rules. With the aid of Colton, Rat battles corrupt cops and an inept bureaucracy to peel away the layers of deception and find who is ordering the murders and the subsequent cover-ups. 182769 1986 Wes Colvin: So Small a Carnival N OWN Corrington, John William and Joyce H. #1 Wes Colvin, Rat Trapp and Denise Lemoyne Mysteries Reporter Wes Colvin works in New Orleans with Rat Trapp, a black police captain of homicide and Assistant District Attorney Denise Lemoyne to solve crimes. Lemoyne and Colvin are also involved as lovers. Newspaperman Colvin gets an idea that could win him the Pulitzer Prize -- if he can stay alive long enough to print it. A mass murder takes place in the French Quarter. 182770 1972 Wesele MF Journalist (Wojciech Pszoniak). 182771 2008 Wesley-Hampton Academy -- The Weatherman N Mr. Howell Weathermen. When control of the world’s weather and the security of nations around the world is in one person’s control is there any hope? At Wesley-Hampton Academy, that’s just the situation that makes its students thrive. But could this be more than a team of students can handle? Follow Mat and Molly as they join a team and find themselves on their first mission. Or is it their last? 182772 1985 West 57th DT Series 1985-1989 Correspondents Jane Wallace (1985-1987), Meredith Vieira (1985-1989), John Ferrugia (1985-1989), Steve Kroft (1987-1989), Bob Sirott (1985-1988), Karen Burnes (1987-1989), Stephen Schiff (1988-1989), Sellina Scott (1988-1989). 182773 1989 West End N OWN - H Van Wormer, Laura TV News. Cassy Cohran, executive producer of DBS News and perhaps the beautiful woman of the airwaves. Jessica Wright, the fiery, auburn-haired talk show hostess extraordinaire. 182774 1947 West of Dodge City M Editor Smiley Burnette (Smiley Burnette), newspaper editor 182775 2003 West of Glory N Bowen, Judith Reporter Daisy Sutherland, a burned-out, big-city reporter, was born in the Alberta town of Tamarack, west of Glory and north of the Montana border. Now Sutherland has come home to work on her father's weekly newspaper, writing about the familiar world of strawberry socials, rodeos, council meetings, instead of murder and corruption But she is forced to revise those fond memories of her hometown after a shoot-out on the nearby Blackfoot reservation. Two men are dead -- one cop and the other a local troublemaker. And no one is talking. Sutherland turns to the one man who might be willing to share what he knows -- a rancher and rodeo man. And also a shooter's cousin. But he isn't sure whom to trust. His family and friends? The cops? Or the lovely and persistent Ms. Daisy Sutherland> 182776 1948 West of Texas Law NW Tompkins, W.A. Crusading Editor fights justice. 182777 1942 West of the Law M Newspaper Editor Rufus Todd (Milburn Morante) has been exposing a rash of stage robberies near Gold Creek and is going to publish the fact that a dying miner accused two men of being his attackers. The town’s leading citizen and Todd’s supposed friend but in reality the man behind the gang, has the beleaguered Todd’s presses wrecked. The Rough Riders -- Tim McCall (Tim McCoy), Buck Roberts (Buck Jones) and Sandy Hopkins (Raymond Hatton) spring into action. Hopkins poses as an undertaker and brings a new printing press for Todd in one of the coffins. With the aid of his daughter Julie (Evelyn Cook), Todd puts out an edition of his newspaper naming the crooks and demanding the name of the man behind the crimes. 182778 1962 West of Washington N OWN - H Alexander, Holmes Newspaper. Dennison Lancaster, in the business management of the Washington Standard. Pelham Lancaster, the oldest brother of Dennison, is a small-town newspaper editor. 182779 1928 West Point M DVD -R HQ 9581, 9582. SVD 1243 Crawford Sports Headlines. Newspaper interview charging favoritism 182780 1950 West Point Story, The M Press Agent Steve (Paul McGuire). 182781 1943 West Side Kid, The M Press 182782 1995 West Virginian, The NR Brondos, Sharon Harlequin Super Romance #657 Reporter Dawn Sutton is determined to scoop the story behind Jake Barr, a charismatic frontiersman who has made a life for himself and his 12-year-old daughter deep in the forests of West Virginia. But his success has brought him enemies, and now his home, Jacob’s Well, the unique community he created, is no longer the safe haven it was. Even his child’s life is in danger. Jake trusts no one but himself and he guards his secrets well. Until he meets Sutton. 182783 1999 West Wing, The: T SDVSP 1241 (Media Excerpts), SVD 1173, 1154, 1153, 1137, 1129 (Media Excerpts), 971, 906 and 879 (Media Excerpts), 875 (2 Episodes. 1 with just Media Excerpts). , 873 (Media Excerpts), 812, SVD 797. 792, 793 (Incomplete) Episodes. Series 9-22-1999 to 5-14-2006 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. 182784 2002 West Wing, The: 100,000 Airplanes T DVD -R HQ 4835. SVD 1149 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #56. 1-16-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. On State of the Union night, Sam is being trailed by a magazine reporter to whom he was once engaged. 182785 2001 West Wing, The: 17 People T DVD -R HQ 4578 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #40. 4-4-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Toby finds out about Barlet's MS and informs Leo of the legal ramifications. Staffers struggle to punch up the speech the President will give at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. 182786 2001 West Wing, The: 18th and Potomac T DVD -R HQ 4615 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #43. 5-9-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Staff prepares for worst as they make arrangements for public announcement of the President's condition. 182787 2002 West Wing, The: 20 Hours in America (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 4967 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #68. 9-25-2002. Season 4 Opener Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. C.J. tries to find someone to fill Simon's shoes as Anthony's Big Brother. Dow takes a dive. Lack of accessible public transportation in the heartland hurt three staffers. Reporter Arthur (Randy Brooks). White House Staff Photographer (John Fletcher). 182788 2002 West Wing, The: 20 Hours in America (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 4966 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #69. 9-25-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Arthur (Randy Brooks). C.J. finds a Big Brother for Anthony. Situation in Qumar continues to escalate. President gets spooked by a photo op as the Dow continues to dive. Pipe bomb kills 44 students at a Midwest university swim meet. White House Staff Photographer (John Fletcher) 182789 2000 West Wing, The: 20 Hours in L.A. T DVD -R HQ 5772 (Complete). VHS 1288 (Media Excerpts) Sorkin, Aaron Episode #16. 2-23-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President and senior staff fly to California to attend important fundraiser. 182790 2005 West Wing, The: 2162 Votes T DVD -R HQ 3072 Episode #132. 4-6-2005 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.). Coverage of political campaign by media. FBI is asked to determine who leaked the existence of the military shuttle to the press. At the Democratic National Convention, Russell, Santos and Baker jockey for the 2162 votes that will give one of them the nomination for President and the opportunity to lose to the apparently unstoppable Vinick in November. Meanwhile, the President must make a decision before it's too late on whether to deploy a secret rescue mission to the space station. Co-Anchor (Rebecca Avery). 182791 2005 West Wing, The: 365 Days T DVD -R HQ 2698 Episode #122. 1-19-2005 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) is now in Leo's job. Giving his last State of the Union address, Barlet contemplates his final year as President. News Media. Interviewer (Kristin Carey). 182792 2003 West Wing, The: 7A WF 83429 T DVD -R HQ 4951. SVD 1439 Wells, John Episode #91. Season 5 Opener Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President Bartlet's kidnapped daughter still missing. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield) releases the Shareef story and the revelation creates a rift in the staff. Media. Reporter #3 (Hira Ambrosino). Reporter (John Colella). 182793 2003 West Wing, The: Abu el Banat T DVD -R HQ 2594 Cahn, Debora Episode #99. 12-3-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Barlet clan attempts to gather for a holiday dinner. C.J. takes a stand on the assisted suicide because of her father's worsening condition. 182794 2004 West Wing, The: Access T DVD -R HQ 1583 Episode #107. 3-31-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. White House Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces media representing White House and President. Mock TV Documentary on Cregg airs after administration is out of office for three years. Crisis involving terrorist shootout with FBI has smiling C.J. dodging hardball questions about future of FBI director. Narration (Will Lyman). Documentary Narrator (Gene Galusha). Documentarian (Albie Selznick). FBI Press Rep (Kevin Symons). "Tonight, Access goes behind the podium and we invite you to come with us." Reporter On Site (David Castellani). 2nd On Site Reporter (Kellynn Jones). White House Correspondent (Hira Ambrosino). Reporter Franklin (Alan Toy). Reporter Charlayne (Joyce Guy) Toby Ziegler, Communications Director. Greg Brock, White House Correspondent, New York Times. Herb Morris (Harper Roisman), Retired Washington Evening Star Reporter. Cable News Pundit (James Ingersoll). Anchor (Ivan Allen). Cable Anchor (Lee Oliver Boyd). Eric Schaeffer (Brian Poth), Staff Assistant. Andrew Weltzman, Asst. Press Secretary for Foreign Policy. Jack Sosa, Asst. Press Secretary for Domestic Policy, Carol Fitzpatrick (Melissa Fitzgerald), Senior Assistant -- White House Press Office. 182795 2005 West Wing, The: Al Smith Dinner, The T DVD -R HQ 4610 Episode #139. 10-30-2005 News Media. Will Bailey (Joshua Malina) takes over the job of White House Director of Communications, from Toby Ziegler (Richard Schiff) who was fired after leaking information to a New York Times Reporter. TV Anchor (Kerstin Lindquist). When a third party raises the issue of abortion, it brings unwanted attention to both Santos' and Vinick's stance on abortion. Reporter #1 (Alex Manette). Reporter #2 Steve (Charles Noland). Reporter #3 (Caroline Duncan). 182796 2004 West Wing, The: An Khe T DVD -R HQ 5255. VHSSP 1514 Episode #104. 2-18-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. C.J. rises to the bait and appears on TV Host Taylor Reid Show and gives him verbal beat-down. 182797 2000 West Wing, The: And It's Surely To Their Credit T DVD -R HQ 5905. SVD 874 Sorkin, Aaron. Episode #27. 11-1-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President's weekly radio actress. 182798 2003 West Wing, The: Angel Maintenance T DVD -R HQ 5167. VHS 1376 Attie, Eli and Aaron Sorkin Episode #86. 4-2-2003. Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces media representing the White House and the President. Reporter John (Ron Ostrow). Reporter #3 (Rachelle Roderick). One forced to keep aloft for almost 24 hours when an indicator light leads the flight crew to believe landing gear isn't functioning properly. 182799 2002 West Wing, The: Arctic Radar T DVD -R HQ 2721. VHS 1338 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #77. 11-27-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter John (Ron Ostrow). CJ deals with reporter who is upset with his seat assignment in the press room. 182800 2001 West Wing, The: Bad Moon Rising T DVD -R HQ 4598 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #41. 4-25-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Ramifications of MS cover-up. Toby orders C.J. to flush out a leak in the White House Staff -- which is far from easy. 182801 2001 West Wing, The: Barlet For America T DVD -R HQ 4754. VHS 1259 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #54. 12-12-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter (Gabriel Horn). Threat to firebomb black churches in Tennessee on Christmas Eve. 182802 2001 West Wing, The: Barlet's Third State of the Union T DVD -R HQ 4546. Sorkin, Aaron Episode #35. 2-7-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. C.J. must juggle live recording of the show "Capitol Beat" being broadcast within the White House and run damage control when a cop has a possibly undeserved black mark on his record. Critics call the President's 3rd State of the Union the "speech of his political career." TV Newscaster (Doris McMillon). TV Newscaster #2 (Larry Carroll). Reporter #2 (J.P. Stevenson). 182803 2004 West Wing, The: Benign Prerogative, The T DVD -R HQ 5358. SVD 1498 Episode #99. 1-14-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. 182804 2004 West Wing, The: Birnam Wood, The T DVD -R HQ 2208 Episode #12. 10-27-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President Bartlet invites Israeli and Palestinian leaders to Camp David to negotiate peace while Leo remains at the White House to give the OK to strike a terrorist training camp. 182805 2002 West Wing, The: Black Vera Wang, The T DVD -R HQ 4897. SVD 1178 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #64. 5-8-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President and staff on high alert when they receive reports of impending attack on a military installation. Stalker gets close to C.J. despite protection of Secret Service. Kevin Kahn, Richie's Communications Director (Patrick Breen). Network News President #1 (Gerry Becker). Network News President #2 (Leon Russom). Network News President #3 Ms. Carney (Maggie Baird). Network News President #4 (Michael Holden). TV Reporters (Penny Griego, Richard Saxton). 182806 2003 West Wing, The: California 47th, The T DVD -R HQ 5134. VHS 1362 (Incomplete) Sorkin, Aaron Episode #83. 2-19-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. CNN Anchor (Penny Griego). Reporter John (Ron Ostrow). White House staff keeps watch on turmoil in an African country while the President tries to help Sam's congressional bid. Photographer (Hayden Lee). 182807 2000 West Wing, The: Celestial Navigation T DVD -R HQ 5788 Sorkin, Aaron, Dee Dee Meyers Episode #15. 2-16-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Josh must run a press briefing when C.J. has an emergency root canal. Reporter Mike (Victor Love). Reporter Sondra - Reporter #1 (Jacqueline Torres). Reporter Jess - Reporter #3 (Diana Morgan). Reporter Jonathan (J.P. Stevenson). Communications Aide Bonnie (Devika Parikh). 182808 2004 West Wing, The: Change is Gonna Come T DVD -R HQ 2442 Episode #117. 12-01-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Annabeth (Kristin Chenoweth) is the Press Secretary. Barlet's China summit is threatened when he accepts a flag from the Taiwanese delegation representing the Taiwanese Independence Movement prompting China to prepare for military action. 182809 2006 West Wing, The: Cold, The T DVD -R HQ 5637 Episode #145. 3-12-2006 News Media. Washington Press Corps. Polls come back with surprising results. Barlet must consider sending troops to Central Asia. He calls candidates together to tell them that is what he plans to do and that he has no exit plan. This changes everything. 182810 2002 West Wing, The: College Kids T DVD -R HQ 4981. VHS 1289 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #70. 10-2-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President and his advisors discuss the media. 182811 2003 West Wing, The: Commencement T DVD -R HQ 5212 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #89. 5-7-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield) on the trail of a story that would embarrass the White House. Spars with press secretary C.J. He agrees to hold off on the story of the death of Shareef after five alleged terrorists go missing. 182812 2003 West Wing, The: Constituency of One T DVD -R HQ 5044. SVD 1467 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #95. 10-29-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing White House and the President. Reporter Gordon (Tom Chick). Reporter Charlayne (Joyce Guy) Reporter Sally (Becky Meister). Conservative democratic senator switches parties. 182813 1999 West Wing, The: Crackpots and These Women, The T DVD -R HQ 5605 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #5. 10-20-1999 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Staffs send day dealing with private organizations including a UFO nut. 182814 2002 West Wing, The: Dead Irish Writers T DVD -R HQ 4837 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #60. 3-6-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President's wife is concerned about medical board's decision regarding her actions in the MS affair. 182815 2002 West Wing, The: Debate Camp T DVD -R HQ 5014. VHS 1291 (Media Excerpts) Sorkin, Aaron Episode #72. 10-16-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. New press secretary practices White House Press conference to empty room. Other Media. Staff prepares for presidential debates. Flashback to administration's first few weeks in office. 182816 2005 West Wing, The: Debate, The (West Coast). Debate, The (East Coast). Live Debate Episode T DVD -R HQ 4686 Episode #139. 11-6-2005 News Media. Presidential candidates Rep. Matt Santos and Sen. Arnold Vinick debate. Real-life Journalist Forrest Sawyer moderates the live debate. Live NBC News. A live debate between Santos and Vinick aired in two versions -- one for the East Coast of the U.S. and one for the West Coast of the United States. They battle it out on live TV. Moderator Sawyer poses questions and attempts to ensure that the candidates remain within bounds. Talk-Show Host Ellen DeGeneres guest hosts the show on behalf of American Express and their new credit card with limited commercial interruptions. 182817 2003 West Wing, The: Disaster Relief T DVD -R HQ 5078. SVD 1469 Junge, Alexa Episode #96. 11-5-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Fallout from Hill on senator's switch to the Republican party. Newscaster (Jim Moret). 182818 2002 West Wing, The: Documentary Special T Special. 4-24-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Clips and interviews with former occupants of real West Wing. 182819 2003 West Wing, The: Dogs of War, The T DVD -R HQ 5282. SVD 1448 Wells, John Episode #92. 10-1-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Media. President's daughter is rescued. 182820 2004 West Wing, The: Dover Test, The T DVD -R HQ 2395 Episode #116. 11-24-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Annabeth (Kristin Chenoweth) is the new Press Secretary. White House struggles to contain the story when American soldiers are killed in an attack on the U.S. peacekeeping compound. 182821 2001 West Wing, The: Drop-in, The T DVD -R HQ 4524 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #34. 1-24-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President formally welcomes newly appointed ambassadors from other nations. C.J. must ask a popular comedian to turn down an offer to host the Will Rogers dinner. 182822 2005 West Wing, The: Drought Conditions T DVD -R HQ 2875 Episode. #126. 2-23-2005 Reporter Greg Brock (Sam Robards) suspects a new candidate for president is secretly supported by the President. Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.). New candidate for president, Senator Rafferty, has garnered much media attention with a ground-breaking speech about health care. But her words contain interesting echoes of President Bartlet's original health plan, only known to White House insiders. Meanwhile, Toby is more than usually morose after the death of his brother. A bill to combat drought conditions in the western U.S. gives C.J. problems, particularly in dealing with lobbyist Clifford Calley. Charlie tells Kate Harper that a man from his gym asked if she was dating anyone. 182823 2006 West Wing, The: Duck and Cover T DVD -R HQ 5324 Episode #144. 1-22-2006 News Media. Time Reporter (Emili Beheshti). Vinick Reporter #1 (Sumalee Montano). White House Correspondent (Tammi Sutton). Possibility of an exploding nuclear reactor in California poses the greatest challenge yet for President Barlet. Kate monitors the impending battle between Russia and China over Kazakhstan. Republican candidate backed nuclear reactor 25 years ago. 182824 2006 West Wing, The: Election Day (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 5851 Episode #148. 4-2-2006 News Media covers the first election day returns. Real-Life KNBC Anchorman Paul Moyer is the TV anchor reporting on the returns of the day, calling states for various candidates as returns come in. Josh stresses over returns. C.J. faces future job offers. Anxieties runs high in both camps over Election day. Donna tries to calm Josh down. Both managers think the exit poll numbers don't add up. 182825 2006 West Wing, The: Election Day (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 5851 Episode #149. 4-0-2006 News Media cover the election. Polls close, results are tallied and Josh and Santos must face the loss of their vice presidential candidate. Santos wins the election. Members of both the Santos campaign and the Vinick campaign must decide how to handle the tragedy as the voters around the country continue to cast their votes for the next President of the Untied States. 182826 2002 West Wing, The: Election Night T DVD -R HQ 5038. VHS 1316 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #74. 11-6-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. TV Anchor (Penny Griego). Reporter John (Ron Ostrow). Election day arrives with staff eagerly anticipating the outcome. Anchors (Mindy Thomas, Chris Schauble). Anaheim Anchors (Lynette Romero, Richard Saxton). Technician (Don Dowe). 182827 2001 West Wing, The: Ellie T DVD -R HQ 8X 4559. SVD 1136, 886 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #37. 2-21-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Interviewer (Greg Baker). President's daughter Ellie, a medical student, says something about marijuana controversy to Reporter Danny Concannon. Surgeon General comments favorably on the legalization of marijuana. Controversy heightens when Ellie Bartlet tells reporter her father would never fire the Surgeon General. 182828 1999 West Wing, The: Enemies T DVD -R HQ 7225 Osborn, Ron and Jeff Reno Episode #8. 11-17-1999 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. C.J. fends off Danny Concannon's advances when she suspects he's after a big story. Reporter Bruce (Colin K. Gray). Reporter Bobbi (Jana Lee Hamblin). 182829 2002 West Wing, The: Enemies Foreign and Domestic T DVD -R HQ 4952. SVD 1174, VHS 1258 Redford, Paul and Aaron Sorkin Episode #63. 5-1-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Phil (Jeff Mooring). C.J. gets Secret Service protection when she receives death threats after making a comment at a press conference about the deaths of Saudi girls. Anchor (Penny Griego). President meets new Russian president as he hears reports of a Russian company possibly building heavy water reactor in Iran. 182830 2004 West Wing, The: Eppur Si Muovo T DVD -R HQ 5288. SVD 1533 Episode #105. 3-3-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. C.J. urges Abby Bartlet (Stockhard Channing), the president's wife, to appear on the Muppets. Josh works to keep a judicial nominee from withdrawing. Republican Congresswoman targets Ellie in an attempt to discredit the President. 182831 2003 West Wing, The: Evidence of Things Not Seen T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #87, 4-23-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. TV Anchor (Penny Griego). Reporter (Jim Moret). White House locked own after gunman on the street fires shots into the West Wing. Barlet negotiates return of spy plane forced down over Russia. Staff plays poker. 182832 2005 West Wing, The: Faith Based Initiative (aka Faith-Based Initiative) T DVD -R HQ 2648 Episode #120. 1-5-2005 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) is now in Leo's job. Internet is rampant with story that questions CJ's sexual orientation. The rumor is only fueled further when CJ refuses to dignify the allegations by putting out a statement. Donna joins the Vice President's staff and heads for New Hampshire to start up Russell's presidential campaign there. Senator attaches rider to federal budget bill that would ban gay marriage almost daring the President to veto it. Physical infirmities of Barlet's MS become more pronounced. Santos decides he will run for president after all, but only if Josh will leave the White House to manage his campaign. Reporter George (Ben Siegler). 182833 2001 West Wing, The: Fall's Gonna Kill You, The T DVD -R HQ 4604 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #42. 5-2-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Oliver Babish (Oliver Platt) menacingly questions C.J. and Abbey about involvement in the M.S. cover-up while Josh tries to find out how to gauge the public's possible reaction. 182834 1999 West Wing, The: Five Votes Down (aka 5 Votes Down) T DVD -R HQ 5604 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #4. 10-13-1999 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Five votes keep important gun-control bill from being passed and staff has 72 hours to track down the errant congressmen. Reporter (Victor Love). TV Newscaster #1 (Penny Griego). Newscaster #2 (Sheila Frazier). 182835 2005 West Wing, The: Freedonia T DVD -R HQ 2845 Episode #125. 2-16-2005 News Media. Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) is now in Leo's job. Reporter (Paul Clark). Reporter #1 (Krista Sutton). Reporter #2 (Harnish McEwan). Reporter #3 (Michael Rhoades). Reporter #5 (Saida Pagan) Reporter #6 (Laura DeCarteret). Reporter #7 (Erin Gooderham). News Director (Joe Ochman). Tribune Reporter (Jonathan Walker). It's five days before the New Hampshire primary and Josh is desperately trying to find a "silver bullet" that will get his candidate into the local debate between the two front-runners. Vice President Russell and former Vice President Hoynes are the front-runners. Then Josh and Santos's disagreements over how to run the campaign come to a head when Santos hires Josh's ex-girlfriend Amy Gardner to help him prepare for the debate. It's a debate Santos might never get into. TV Producer (Jerry Levitan). 182836 2004 West Wing, The: Full Disclosure T DVD -R HQ 2620. VHSSP 1515 Episode #105. 2-25-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. 182837 2000 West Wing, The: Galileo T DVD -R HQ 8X 4429 Falls, Kevin and Aaron Sorkin Episode #31. 11-29-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. C.J. and Sam accompany Jed to concert where they're each faced with people they'd rather not see. C.J. wrangles a minor controversy ignited by a leak that Jed doesn't like green beans. Jed participates in national TV conference with thousands of school children as Galileo probe arrives at Mars and NASA loses the communication link. 182838 2002 West Wing, The: Game On T DVD -R HQ 5029. VHS 1306 Sorkin, Aaron and Paul Redford Episode #73. 10-30-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President wins debate. 182839 2004 West Wing, The: Gaza T DVD -R 1674 Episode #109. 5-12-2004 Photojournalist Colin Ayres (Jason Isaacs) has affair with West Wing staffer, shooting pictures of her just before an explosion. Washington D.C. Press Corps.' Reporters Katie (Kris Murphy), Gordon (Tom W. Chick), Steve (Charles Noland). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President considers military options when a congressional fact-finding team's vehicle is bombed during their investigation of the Palestinian and Israeli conflict and three are killed. A staff member is seriously wounded. 182840 2001 West Wing, The: Gone Quiet T DVD -R HQ 4722. SVD 1127 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #51. 11-14-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. American spy machine goes silent in hostile North Korea. 182841 2005 West Wing, The: Good Day, A T DVD -R HQ 2909 Episode #127. 3-2-2005 News Media. Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Santos engineers a plot to get a stalled stem-cell bill scheduled for a vote in the House. President Bartlet has an uncomfortable reunion with a rival economist with whom he shared the Nobel Prize. Group of underage kids tries to convince Toby they deserve the right to vote. 182842 2003 West Wing, The: Guns Not Butter T DVD -R HQ 5104. Attie, Eli and Kevin Falls Episode #79. 1-8-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter John (Ron Ostrow). Barlet photo op with Heifer International creates unexpected opportunities -- for C.J. to perfect her spin-doctoring techniques, and for the staff once again to test Will's mettle and sense of humor. Josh is determined to make sure foreign aid bill passes even though hopeless cause. 182843 2002 West Wing, The: H. Con-172 T DVD -R HQ 4768 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #55. 1-9-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Josh looks for any excuse to see Amy Gardner, a fired White House photographer who has written a tell-all book about the Administration that Sam wants to refute point by point. Majority Counsel makes Leo offer regarding MS affair he wants to refuse,. 182844 2003 West Wing, The: Han T DVD -R HQ 5295 Noah, Peter Episode #93. 10-22-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter (Ben Siegler). CIA Operative/White House Photographer (Cullen G. Chambers). Josh fails to sway unruly congressman who votes against administration on vice presidential confirmation. Ryan reaches out to get him to change his mind. 182845 2002 West Wing, The: Hartsfield's Landing T DVD -R HQ 4833. VHS 1259 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #59. 2-27-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Phil (Jeff Mooring). Day before New Hampshire primary. President wins nation's first primary. C.J. and Charlie play ever-escalating game of practical jokes. TV Reporter Todd Hawthorne (Dan Sachoff). 182846 2000 West Wing, The: He Shall, From Time To Time T DVD -R HQ 5742 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #12. 1-12-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President collapses before his first State of the Union address. Leo publicly admits to his former alcoholism and drug abuse. Sam and C.J. have romances. 182847 2005 West Wing, The: Here Today T DVD -R HQ 4567 Episode #137 10-23-2005 News Media heavily involved in national campaign. New York Times Reporter Greg Brock mentioned in leak. Toby passed state secrets to the New York Times. Toby: "I'm tired of having lawyers tell me what to do." Babish the Investigator: ":Ten you should have thought about that before passing state secrets to a New York Times reporter." Babish's questioning of Toby convinces him that he should retain counsel. Josh must make tough decisions as he tries to bolster the Santos campaign. 182848 2002 West Wing, The: Holy Night T DVD -R HQ 5018. SVD 1332 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #78. 12-11-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield) appears two days before Christmas -- dressed as St. Nick and investigating a White House expose Danny arrives bearing gifts of gold and a heads-up for C.J. about Shareef's death. 182849 2004 West Wing, The: Hubbert Peak, The T DVD -R HQ 2348 Noah, Peter Episode #115. 11-17-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) takes over Leo's job. Annabeth (Kristin Chenoweth), the new Press Secretary, on the job for only a week prepares to face the press corps for the first time. Toby (Richard Schiff) is concerned that she looks too young and may not be prepared for their probing questions. 182850 2004 West Wing, The: Impact Winter T DVD -R HQ 2552 Episode #119. 12-15-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Annabeth (Kristin Chenoweth) is the new Press Secretary. Barlet suffers effect of an attack but still meets with the Chinese and agrees to a summit. News Reporter #1 (Janette Kim). Press (James R. McMann). White House Photographer (Jonathan Brent). 182851 1999 West Wing, The: In Excelsis Deo T DVD -R HQ 5077 Sorkin, Aaron and Rick Cleveland Episode #10. 12-15-1999 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Bobbi (Jana Lee Hamblin). C.J. tries to get staff to revisit the hate crimes issue. President sneaks out to do some last minute shopping. Press Conference Extra (Rene Auberjonoise). 182852 2005 West Wing, The: In God We Trust T DVD -R HQ 3039 Episode. #130. 3-23-2005 News Media. Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.). Coverage of political campaign by media. Reporter George (Ben Siegleer). TV Anchorwoman (Penny Griego). TV Anchorman (Kent Shocknek). Reporter #2 (Livia Trevino). Reporter #3 (Eric Cazenave). Reporter #7 (Terri Cavanaugh). Political Pundit (Paul Webster). Senator Vinick, now the presumptive Republican Presidential nominee, seeks advice from former Bartlet political consultant Bruno Gianelli on how to present his religious views and on picking a running mate. Meanwhile, Bartlet is left to wrestle with minor issues like the debt ceiling, and how to unify his party in the face of three-way race for Democratic nomination. 182853 2004 West Wing, The: In the Room T DVD -R HQ 3798 Episode #119. 12-8-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Annabeth (Kristin Chenoweth) is the new Press Secretary. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Suspect in presidential shooting caught. Anxious staffers await news on Bartlett and Josh's injuries. Reporter (James Sharpe). Reporter #4 (Elizabeth Karr). TV Anchorman (Larry Carroll). D.C. Anchor (Penny Griego). Boston Anchor (Richard Saxton). Chicago Anchor (Warner Saunders). NBC Video Cameraman (Brian Dragonuk). News Cameraman (Thomas M. Hagen). Flashbacks show how Claudia Jean C.J Cregg. (Alison Janney). and Donna Moss (Janel Moloney) joined Bartlett's campaign. 182854 2000 West Wing, The: In the Shadow of Two Gunmen (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 5877 (Mislabeled 5876). Sorkin, Aaron Episode #23. 10-4-2000. Season 2 Opener Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. While staff awaits news regarding injured President, critically wounded Josh and a manhunt for gunmen's accomplice, they recall their life three years ago. C.J., Leo and Tobby deal with reporters inquiring about the absence of executive authority while the President was in surgery as well as changing secret service policies which may have prevented the shooting. Danny Concannon. 182855 2000 West Wing, The: In the Shadow of Two Gunmen (Part 1) T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #24. 10-4-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Senior White House Correspondent Danny Concannon. Accomplice in custody. Revealed intended target was Charlie, not the President. Staff still awaits news about Josh and recalls how C.J. and Donna came to join the Barlet campaign. TV Reporter (Ted Garcia). Reporter (Jane Lynch). Reporter (Jerry Sroka). NBC Video Cameraman (Brian Dragonuk). News Cameraman (Thomas M. Hagen 182856 2000 West Wing, The: In This White House T DVD -R HQ 5899 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #26. 10-25-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. C.J. accidentally leaks information to a freshman reporter. Cost and availability of AIDs medication needed in Africa explored. Reporter #1 (Jerry Sroka). 182857 2003 West Wing, The: Inauguration Day : Over There (Part 2). T DVD -R HQ 5123. SVD 1367, VHS 1431 Episode #82. 2-12-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter John (Ron Ostrow). Reporter (Delaney Williams). Donna takes one for Jack when a comment he thinks he is making off the record is included in a Post article by Danny's Editor. 182858 2003 West Wing, The: Inauguration Day (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 5122. Sorkin, Aaron Episode #81. 2-5-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield).. Presidential press conferences. 182859 2001 West Wing, The: Indians in the Lobby, The T DVD -R HQ 4723. SVD 1137 Abner, Allison & Kevin Falls & Aaron Sorkin. Episode #52. 11-21-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. C.J. tries to find someone on Thanksgiving Eve from Interior to meet with two Indians who plan to stand in the lobby, in full view of the media, until they receive an answer on an application they submitted 15 years ago to buy back land stolen from them. 182860 2006 West Wing, The: Institutional Memory T DVD -R HQ 6020 Episode #153. 5-7-2006 News Media. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield) and C.J., chief of staff, work on their relationship. C.J. must decide between two possible jobs: philanthropy or joining the President-Elect' Santo's team. 182861 2006 West Wing, The: Internal Displacement T DVD -R HQ 5279. Episode #144. 1-15-2006 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield) wants to have a relationship with C.J. Cregg (Allison Janney) but White House business keeps interfering as one crisis after another piles up for the Barlet administration. News Media. Embarrassing information about a Barlet distracts CJ, who is trying to negotiate a deal so that Russia and China do not go to war over Kazakhstan. CJ tells Concannon that reporters "care more about coming up with a good story than telling the truth." He's more interested in a personal relationship than a discussion of reporter-White House relations. Concannon warns CJ that the president's son-in-law, who is running for office, may be "banging the nanny" and the story could break at any time. Reporter #3 (Stephen Moffatt). 182862 2001 West Wing, The: Isaac and Ishmael T DVD -R HQ 4519 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #45. Special 10-3-2001. Not in regular continuity of series. Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. While White House is in lock down, Josh and staff try to put the events of 9/1/01 in context for a group of gifted high schoolers. 182863 2003 West Wing, The: Jefferson Lives T DVD -R HQ 5284. SVD 1450 Flint, Carol & Debora Cahn Episode #93. 10-8-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Gordon (Tom Chick). Reporter #2 (Marc Antonio Pritchett). Reporter #3 (Rebecca Avery). First choice for Vice President faces fight for nomination. Other choices considered. Press Agent (Benjamin Centoducati). 182864 2005 West Wing, The: King Corn T DVD -R HQ 2734 Episode #123. 1-26-2005 Washington Press Corps. Media. Presidential candidates journey to Iowa. All candidates are told by their handlers that when they appear before the corn growers association they must support subsidies for the use of corn-derived ethanol as fuel regardless of their true feelings. 182865 2005 West Wing, The: La Palabra T DVD -R HQ 2967 Episode #128 3-9-2005 News Media. Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Reporter Gordon (Tom Chick). Reporter Sally (Becky Meister). Reporter (John O'Brien). Reporter (Dalia Phillips). TV Anchor #3 (Penny Griego). Reporter #4 (Christine Avila). Reporter #7 (Steven Meek). Reporter #8 (Alex Manette). Santos is campaigning during the last few days before the all-important "Super Tuesday" primary elections, and he trails both candidates in the polls. When even "La Palabra," a Latino voters group, is all set to endorse Hoynes, another candidate instead of Santos, Josh urges Santos to take a stand on the new bill that denies driver's licenses to illegal immigrants. Meanwhile, Donna tries to figure out why the other candidate suddenly isn't campaigning in California, and advances her position in the Vice President's campaign by becoming the Vice President's official spokesperson. 182866 2000 West Wing, The: Lame Duck Congress, The T DVD -R HQ 8X 4401. SVD 1510 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #28. 11-8-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President considers recalling Senate to push ratification of nuclear-test-ban treaty. Danny Concannon in episode. 182867 2006 West Wing, The: Last Hurrah, The T DVD -R HQ 6033 Episode #152. 4-30-2006 News Media. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield) and C.J., chief of staff. Issues facing the new first family overwhelm Helen. Vinick ponders his future. 182868 2001 West Wing, The: Leadership Breakfast, The T DVD -R HQ 8X 4443. SVD 878 Episode #33. 1-10-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Suggested move of the press corps to new quarters across the street. Influential columnist and White House staff Reporters (Rhonda Overby, Lesley D. Van Arsdall, Tim Williams). 182869 2000 West Wing, The: Let Barlet Be Barlet T DVD -R HQ 5812. SVD 1505 Sorkin, Aaron, Peter Parnell and Patrick Caddell Episode #19. 4-26-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Mandy's old memo about the President's administration weaknesses surfaces. Sam works to get better policy on gays in military. Danny Concannon in episode. 182870 2000 West Wing, The: Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics T DVD -R HQ 5852 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #21. 5-10-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. C.J. waits anxiously for administration's approval rating. Reporter #2 (Don Chastain). Presidents gets closer to making FEC campaign finance reform-friendly, but opponents strike back by making Sam's former dalliance with the call girl public knowledge. 182871 2001 West Wing, The: Life on Mars T DVD -R HQ 5206 (Mislabeled 520). Sorkin, Aaron Episode #88. 4-30-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Phil (Jeff Mooring). Media. Who leaked of a pivotal piece of information to the press? Desperate search for the answer has an impact that reaches all the way to the Oval office. Big media crisis. On first day at work, Joe Quincy (Matthew Perry) pieces together three news leaks and uncovers a scandal which forces the vice president to resign. 182872 2004 West Wing, The: Liftoff T DVD -R HQ 2336 Cahn, Debora (Writer) Episode #114. 11-10-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) takes over Leo's job. Presidential News Conference. Toby has to brief the press and fumbles badly. Josh was supposed to help him but wasn't around. Barlet tells reporters: "After by-pass surgery 1'm relieved to announce that Leo McGarry is in stable condition and headed for a full recovery. Through he will always be a very valuable part of this administration, he will not be returning to his post." "I am therefore pleased and terribly proud to announce that effective immediately the position of White House Chief of Staff will be filled by Claudia Jean Cregg." C.J. leaves her press secretary job. New press secretary to be named. Reporter John (Ron Ostrow). 182873 2003 West Wing, The: Long Goodbye, The T DVD -R HQ 5105 Baitz, Jon Robin Episode #80. 1-15-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. While Toby unsuccessfully attempts to fill her shoes in the briefing room, C.J. returns to Dayton where she gives a speech at her high school reunion, reconnects with an old friend and struggles with her father's worsening Alzheimer's. 182874 2000 West Wing, The: Lord John Marbury T DVD -R HQ 5775 Sorkin, Aaron and Patrick Caddell Episode #11. 1-5-2000 Washington Press Corps. News Media. President Bartlet calls on an eccentric British diplomat for help when the threat of nuclear confrontation is imminent. Reporter Bruce (Colin K. Gray). 182875 2001 West Wing, The: Manchester (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 4657 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #47. 10-17-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Senior staff clash with consultants who are to work on Barlet's reelection campaign. C.J. is concerned that the press senses the Barlets' marriage could be in trouble. 182876 2001 West Wing, The: Manchester: (Part 1) T DVD -R HQ 4655. SVD 1120 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #46. 10-10-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Sandy (Doris McMillon). C.J. makes horrible blunder in press conference and is hounded about the President's health by reporters. Staff disagrees whether President should apologize for not revealing his medical condition. Reporter #4 (Jill Remez). AFO Reporter #1 (Dayna Devon). AFI Reporter Jonathan (J.P. Stevenson). 182877 2000 West Wing, The: Mandatory Minimums T DVD -R HQ 5847 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #20. 5-3-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Senior White House Correspondent Danny Concannon. C.J. makes a mistake and sets them back. Staff developing new drug policy. Reporter Jack. Reporter Stacy. 182878 2004 West Wing, The: Memorial Day T DVD -R 1687 Episode #111. 5-19-2004. Final show of the 2003-2004 Season Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Anchor (Doug Hale). Commentator #1 (Hira Ambrosino). Commentator #2 (John Colella). Commentator #3 (Jake Mailey). 182879 2005 West Wing, The: Message of the Week T DVD -R HQ 4463 Episode #135. 10-09-2005 News Media heavily involved in national campaign. Senate Reporter #1 (Alicia-Lee). TV Reporter Sally (Becky Meister). Vanick Reporter #1 (Sumalee Montano). Vinick Reporter (Adam Pilver). Vinick Reporter George (Ben Siegler). The Vinich campaign tries to turn things around by targeting issues of immigration, issues Santos has avoided. Santos Reporter #2 (Phil Trask Jr.). TV Reporter (Rachel Zeskind). 182880 2000 West Wing, The: Midterms, The T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #25. 10-18-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Josh recovers from bullet wounds. Noticeable tension among some of the White House Staff. C.J. mangles physicist by referring to them as psychics as Josh listens from his sick bed. 182881 2005 West Wing, The: Mommy Problem, The T DVD -R HQ 6566 Episode #134. 10-2-2005 News Media heavily involved in national campaign that centers on issues of national security and the White House leak. Reporter #1 Anna (Rebecca Avery). Reporter #2 Gordon (Tom Chick). Reporter #3 (David Brownstein). Reporter #4 Charlayne (Joyce Guy). Reporter # 5 John (Ron Ostrow). Pebble Beach Reporter (Vivianne Collins). Naval Base Reporter (Brocks Willich). Pundit #1 (Kenneth Messerole). Santos and Vinick have to deal with press fallout when it looks like the Bartlet White House is not going to continue the investigation into the press leaks. 182882 2005 West Wing, The: Mr. Frost T DVD -R HQ 4522 Episode #136. 10-16-2005 News Media heavily involved in national campaign. National Reporter Gordon (Tom Chick). Reporter #1 Charlayne (Joyce Guy). Local Reporter (Trev Broudy). Reporter #2 (David Brownstein). TV Anchor (Kerstin Lindquist). As CJ tries to manage without most of her staff, trouble breaks out in the Middle East jeopardizing President Bartlet's peace plan. The person who leaked the story confesses and it's a member of the President's staff. 182883 1999 West Wing, The: Mr. Willis of Ohio T DVD -R HQ 6028 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #6. 11-3-1999 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Sam tutors C.J. on finer points of census. 182884 2002 West Wing, The: Night Five T DVD -R HQ 4832. DVD -R 1619 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #58. 2-6-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. C.J. enlists Leo's help in freeing White House reporter kidnapped while on assignment in the Congo. Toby and Andy joust over upcoming presidential speech condemning Islamic fanaticism by name. Leonard Wallace (Carmen Argenziano), Billy Price's Editor 182885 2005 West Wing, The: Ninety Miles Away T DVD -R HQ 3006 Episode #129. 3-16-2005 News Media. Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.). Coverage of political campaign by media. Faced with the reaffirmation of economic sanctions against Cuba that haven't worked for 40 years, Barlet sends Leo McGarry to meet secretly with Fidel Casto. Leo and Kate discover a common bond form the past. Meanwhile Charlie suffers when a termite invasion hits the White House. 182886 2004 West Wing, The: No Exit T DVD -R 1648 Episode #108. 4-28-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Bobbi (Jana Lee Hamblin). President and staff must wait out a White House lockdown after a foreign substance is detected in the building. 182887 2000 West Wing, The: Noel T DVD -R HQ 8X 4442 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #32. 12-20-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Congressional Christmas party features Yo-Yo Ma. White House visitor has strange reaction to a painting and C.J. sets out to discover why. 182888 2004 West Wing, The: NSF Thurmont T DVD -R HQ 4468. SVDSP 2006 Episode #111. 10-20-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Gordon (Tom Chick). ATF Anchor (Leesa Severyn). 182889 2001 West Wing, The: On The Day Before T DVD -R HQ 4693 (Mislabeled 4993). SVD 1158 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #49. 10-31-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Phil (Jeff Mooring). President vetoes death tax and staff must scramble to keep veto from being overridden. 182890 2005 West Wing, The: Opposition Research T DVD -R HQ 2669 Episode #121. 1-12-2005 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) is now in Leo's job. Handling of media by Josh who heads up Santos' presidential campaign in New Hampshire becomes a problem. Good on media covering a campaign. Josh and Santos immediately disagree on campaign philosophy and the media have a field day. Josh has an uncomfortable reunion with Russell campaign staffer Donna. News Media. Reporter #1 (John F. Schaffer). Reporter #2 (Quinn Sullivan). Reporter #3 (Christopher Hoffman). Reporter #4 (Krista Sutton). Reporter #5 (Michael Rhoades). 182891 1999 West Wing, The: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 5601 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #1. 9-22-1999 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter #1 (Jana Lee Hamblin). Reporter #3 (Mindy Seeger). President has bike accident. 182892 2000 West Wing, The: Portland Trip, The T DVD -R HQ 8X 4411. SVD 1512 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #29. 11-15-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Senior White House Correspondent Danny Concannon. After ridiculing Notre Dame, C.J. is forced to accompany the President on a trip to Oregon. While on Air Force One, Toby and Sam struggle to write President's education speech he's set to give the following day. Reporter #1 (Jana Lee Hamblin). Reporter #2 (Don Chastain). 182893 2002 West Wing, The: Posse Comitatus T DVD -R HQ 4901. VHS 1258. SVD 1178 (Incomplete) Sorkin, Aaron Episode #66. 5-22-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter (Ted Koch). Reporter (Karen Tsen Lee). President struggles over wisdom of assassinating the terrorist Qumari defense minister. C.J.'s stalker is finally captured but the night ends in tragedy. 182894 1999 West Wing, The: Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc T DVD -R HQ 5602 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #2. 9-29-1999 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Vice President refuses to fall in line with President. Reporter Bobbi (Jana Lee Hamblin). Reporter Mike (Victor Love). 182895 2003 West Wing, The: Privateers T DVD -R HQ 5166 Redford, Paul and Debora Cahn and Aaron Sorkin Episode #85. 3-26-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Claiming that Abbey's ancestor was a pirate rather than a privateer, a prominent member threatens to mount a boycott of the D.A.R. dinner at which Zoey will be inducted until Will, C.J. and Amy device a plan to defuse the situation. 182896 2002 West Wing, The: Process Stories T DVD -R HQ 5075 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #75. 11-13-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Staff celebrates election night and encourages Sam to run for the seat in Orange County. 182897 1999 West Wing, The: Proportional Response, A T DVD -R HQ 5603. SVD 1091. SVD 796 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #3. 10-6-1999 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield) who's heard about Sam's friendship with a call girl. Gregg talks to him C.J. upset about being kept out of the loop about Laurie. Charlie hired as president's new personal assistant. Reporter Bobbi (Jana Lee Hamblin). Reporter Mike (Victor Love). Reporter #4 (Andrew Shaifer). Reporter (Laura Innes). 182898 2003 West Wing, The: Red Haven's on Fire T DVD -R HQ 5138. SVD 1368 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #84. 2-26-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Toby and C.J. working on Sam's California campaign. Will runs his intern writing staff ragged. Anchor (Giselle Fernandez). Newscaster (Chris Schauble). 182899 2002 West Wing, The: Red Mass, The T DVD -R HQ 49094. VHS 1290 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #71. 10-9-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Sally (Becky Meister). President faced with resolving 11-day standoff with the KSU bombers in Iowa who are holding an injured child. Reporter (Barrett Rakestraw). 182900 2006 West Wing, The: Requiem T DVD -R HQ 5898 Episode #150. 4-16-2006 News Media. Newspaper Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). President Bartlet and his current and former staffers come together for Leo's funeral. The White House and post-campaign staff mourn the death of Leo McGarry. Santos is faced with the emerging question of who he will pick as his nomination for Vice President to replace McGarry. 182901 2006 West Wing, The: Running Mates T DVD -R HQ 5201 Episode #143. 1-8-2006 News Media covers vice presidential debate. Focus is on vice president. Reporter Jane (Caroline Duncan). Reporter Steve (Charles Noland). Pundit #1 (Elizabeth Payne). As Leo struggles through debate practice, he makes Josh and Lou extremely nervous. Santos takes time off the campaign trail to see his family. Newspaper prints picture of Santos' wife wearing a tong. 182902 2003 West Wing, The: Separation of Powers T DVD -R HQ 8X 4428. SVD 1471 Redford, Paul Episode #97. 11-12-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. TV Interviewer talks to President's daughter and he's worried about it. Washington D.C. News Corps. C.J. prepares Zoey for sit-down interview about her kidnapping. 182903 2000 West Wing, The: Shibboleth T DVD -R HQ 8X 4412 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #30. 11-22-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President must decide what to do with 83 Chinese citizens stowed away on freighter ship seeking asylum. C.J. has to decide which one of two turkeys the President should "pardon" but then tries to save the other from chopping block. 182904 1999 West Wing, The: Short List, The T DVD -R HQ 5653 Sorkin, Aaron and Patrick Caddell Episode #9. 11-24-1999 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President struggles to name nominee to Supreme Court when perfect nominee turns out to be not so perfect. 182905 2003 West Wing, The: Shutdown T DVD -R HQ 8X 4437. SVD 1474 Goffman, Mark Episode #98. 11-19-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Charlayne (Joyce Guy). Federal government shut down. 182906 2000 West Wing, The: Six Meetings Before Lunch T Sorkin, Aaron Episode #18. 4-5-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Danny Concannon in episode. 182907 2004 West Wing, The: Slow News Day T DVD -R HQ 5202. SVD 1512 Episode #100. 2-4-2004 Wall Street Journal Reporter exposes hush-hush mission to reform Social Security. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Gordon (Tom Chick). Reporter Charlayne (Joyce Guy). Reporter John (Ron Ostrow). Cable News Pundit (James Ingersoll). President sanctions Toby's mission but backpedals when details are leaked to the press. C.J. is desperate to feed the press corps beast on a glacially slow news day. She meets with an attaché to discuss cabbage imports and has a little fun with a particularly dense reporter. 182908 2001 West Wing, The: Somebody's Going to Emergency, Somebody's Going to Jail T DVD -R HQ 4568 Redford, Paul Episode #38 2-28-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. C.J. meets with group of cartographers who want standards for maps changed to be a more accurate reflection of geographical and political reality. 182909 2001 West Wing, The: Stackhouse Filibuster, The T DVD -R HQ 4569 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #39. 3-14-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter #2 (Jana Lee Hamblin). News Anchor (Dilva Henry). Staff blindsided when elderly senator Howard Stackhouse stages Friday night filibuster to block their Family Wellness bill. C.J. tries to locate a valuable Egyptian cat goddess statue given to the President. 182910 1999 West Wing, The: State Dinner, The T DVD -R HQ 5651 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #7. 11-10-1999 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Danny Concannon flirts with C.J. Reporter Bruce (Colin K. Gray). Reporter Bobbi (Jana Lee Hamblin). Photographer (Rod Porter). Reporter (J.P. Stevenson). Staff deals with Hurricane Sarah, a potential teamster strike and a raid involving children in Idaho. President of Indonesia honored at state dinner. 182911 2002 West Wing, The: Stirred T DVD - RHQ 4883 Sorkin, Aaron and Eli Attie Episode #62. 4-3-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Fears of terrorist attacks arise when truck carrying depleted uranium-fuel rods is involved in a head-on collision in an Idaho tunnel. 182912 2004 West Wing, The: Stormy Present, The T DVD -R HQ 5165. SVD 1498 Young, John Sacret Episode #100. 1-7-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Japanese Newscaster (Eiko Nijo). 182913 2004 West Wing, The: Supremes, The T DVD -R HQ 5294 Episode #106. 3-25-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. TV Anchor (Saida Pagan). President Barlet faces a political minefield when seeking to replace a deceased Supreme Court justice. Josh proffers a liberal judicial nominee while the president meets with a bright, conservative judge. 182914 2002 West Wing, The: Swiss Diplomacy T DVD -R HQ 5076 Attie, Eli and Kevin Falls Episode #76. 11-20-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. (Reporter Michael Raysses). Son of Iranian leader needs heart transplant in U.S. Only man who could do it is enemy of Iranian government. Senate minority leader threatens to thwart President's legislative agenda. 182915 2000 West Wing, The: Take Out the Trash Day T DVD -R HQ 7347 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #13. 1-26-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter #1 (Jana Lee Hamblin). Josh and Sam make bargain to keep Leo from going through a hearing at the expense of a new sex education report. 182916 2000 West Wing, The: Take This Sabbath Day T DVD - R HQ 5754 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #14. 2-9-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President has 48 hours to decide whether to commute sentence of convicted murderer. 182917 2004 West Wing, The: Talking Points T DVD -R 1632 Episode #108. 4-21-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Anchor #1 (Saida Pagan). Anchor #2 (Penny Griego). Cregg squares off against reporters in a contest of wills over media ownership by just few corporations. She will also let one reporter from each corporation attend the press conference resulting in seven seats. 182918 2005 West Wing, The: Things Fall Apart T DVD -R HQ 3050 Episode #131. 3-30-2005 News Media. Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.). Coverage of political campaign by media. Bartlet asks Leo to take charge of the potentially chaotic Democratic Convention as Santos considers a vice presidential offer from front-runner Russell. Meanwhile, the International Space Station is leaking oxygen and a rescue of the three astronauts will be difficult. Bartlet catches Zooey's boyfriend leaving her bedroom after a nighttime visit. 182919 2004 West Wing, The: Three-Day Story (aka Third-Day Story) T DVD -R HQ 2269 Attie, Eli Episode #114. 11-3-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. C.J. works with the State Department on getting U.N. and NATO approval of the peace accord. Leo is rushed into bypass surgery after suffering a massive heart attack as Toby and Josh scramble chaotically to get votes after Haffley demands Democratic support for a tax cut in exchange for ratification for peace plan. C.J. Gets on Josh's case about his unhealthy diet. Jed must ove3rcome his reluctance to name a new chief of staff. Donna returns to work. Reporter George (Ben Siegler). Announcer (John Colella). 182920 2005 West Wing, The: Ticket, The T DVD -R HQ 4362 Episode #133. 9-25-2005 News Media covers the beginning of the Presidential campaign. Washington Correspondent Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Reporter Christine (Barbara Lee Bragg). Reporter #2 (Burt Bulos). Reporter Chris (Mindy Seeger). Reporter #3 Kevin (Phil Trask Jr.). As everyone but Josh causes Santos to question his choice of Leo as his running mate, Bartlet's investigation into the dangerous press leak continues. C.J. gets interviewed by Babish and Donna approaches Josh for a job. 182921 2006 West Wing, The: Tomorrow T DVD -R HQ 6075 Episode #154. 5-14-2006 Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield) waits in Los Angeles for Press Secretary-then Chief-of-Staff C.J. Cregg (Allison Janney) after the inauguration that puts Santos and his staff into the White House. Bartlet and his team look back on their years in the White House. Press Secretary Annabeth (Kristin Chenoweth). 182922 2006 West Wing, The: Transition T DVD -R HQ 5939 Episode #151. 4-23-2006 News Media. Newspaper Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). President-elect places a call to president of China and offers a different position from the one Bartlet currently espouses. Reporter Gordon (Tom Chick). Reporter John (Ron Ostrow). TV Newscaster (Penny Griego). Josh has thousands of White House positions to fill and the stress is starting to show. 182923 2003 West Wing, The: Twenty-Five T DVD -R HQ 5244. SVD 1394 (Media Highlights) Sorkin, Aaron Episode #90. 5-14-2003 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Media. President's daughter kidnapped by terrorists. News conference. Media. President invokes 25th amendment to diminish terrorists' leverage and eliminate any conflict of interest. No Vice President. Speaker of the House takes over. Reporter (Keely Jones). 182924 2002 West Wing, The: Two Bartlets, The T DVD -R HQ 4786. SVD 1154 Falls, Kevin and Aaron Sorkin Episode #57. 1-30-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Day of Democratic Caucus. Newscaster (Ted Garcia). 182925 2001 West Wing, The: Two Cathedrals T DVD -R HQ 4633. SVD 971 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #44. 5-16-2001. Season 2 Finale Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President decides about running for re-election. Reporter (Lewis Grenville). Reporter in Briefing Room (Jane Lynch). Third Reporter (Christopher J. Marcinko). Reporter Sandy (Doris McMillon). 182926 2006 West Wing, The: Two Weeks Out T DVD -R HQ 5678 Episode #146. 3-19-2006 News Media. Washington Press Corps. Opposition finds missing briefcase. Election campaign heats up. Both candidates are campaigning in California with the hopes of stealing the election. Santos' briefcase falls into the hands of the Vinick campaign. 182927 2002 West Wing, The: U.S. Poet Laureate, The T DVD -R HQ 4849. SVD 1159 Episode #51. 3-27-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Bobbi (Jana Lee Hamblin). Reporter (David Gautreaux). WKZN Philadelphia Anchor Leslie (Beth Littleford). Sunrise in Cincinnati Anchor Terri (Yolanda Lloyd Delgado). Reporter Phil (Jeff Moring. Reporter Jesse (Diana Morgan). President fires first shot in his unofficial re-election campaign when he calls his likely opponent less than brilliant at the end of a local-TV interview, and the national press just can't get enough of it. White House response is a "non-apology apology" from C.J. Tabatha Fortis (Laura Dern). 182928 2005 West Wing, The: Undecideds T DVD -R HQ 4936 Episode #141. 12-4-2005 News Media heavily involved in national campaign. News Photographer (James R. McMann). Santos campaign's difficulties with the black community continue when a Latino police officer shoots a black child. C.J. offloads preparations for Ellie's wedding to Will when Kate needs her help with Kazakhstan. 182929 2005 West Wing, The: Wake Up Call, The T DVD -R HQ 2824 Episode #124. 2-9-2005 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) is now in Leo's job. Reporter Gordon (Tom Chick). Newscaster (Penny Griego). Reporter John (Ron Ostrow). Valentine's Day starts badly when the Iranian air force shoots down a British airliner, killing 100 passengers. U.K. Prime Minister threatens to retaliate by bombing nuclear reactor sites, which could doom future support for political reformers in Iran. But C.J. has made an agreement with Abbey to allow the President to get more rest and she is reluctant to awaken him at 5 a.m. to deal with the crisis. Harried staffers pass the buck of Leo's traditional meeting with new Miss World. Washington Post correspondent is distracted by Miss World. Toby and a visiting law professor answer questions from a foreign delegation that is trying to write a new constitution for the former Soviet Republic of Belarus. 182930 2001 West Wing, The: War at Home, The T DVD -R HQ 4571 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #36. 2-14-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President authorizes special ops team to rescue five DEA agents only to have them caught in ambush. C.J. arranges for the host of "Capitol Beat" to have an exclusive interview with the wronged police officer. 182931 2001 West Wing, The: War Crimes T DVD -R HQ 4702. SVD 1160, SVD 1128 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #50. 11-7-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter (Marcy Goldman). President has a showdown. 182932 2004 West Wing, The: Warfare of Genghis Khan T DVD -R HQ 5211 Episode #101. 2-11-2004 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Talk-Show Host maligns C.J. Unknown nation detonates a nuclear device over the Indian Ocean. Josh reconsiders the merit of space exploration. Will insinuates to the vice president that he is thought of as a buffoon. 182933 2001 West Wing, The: Ways and Means T DVD -R HQ 4671 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #48. 10-24-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Reporter Bobbi (Jana Lee Hamblin). Special Prosecutor sets probe in motion about presidential cover-up on his illness. Reporter (Stephanie Cantu). Reporter (Lewis Grenville). 182934 2002 West Wing, The: We Killed Yamamoto T DVD -R HQ 4916. SVD 1178 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #65. 5-15-2002 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Terrorism and moral absolutes. Welfare-reform bill. C.J. discovers that the secret service man protecting her is a very straight shooter. 182935 2005 West Wing, The: Wedding, The T DVD -R HQ 4993 Episode #141. 12-11-2005 News Media. News Media. Will Bailey (Joshua Malina) is the White House Director of Communications. Reporter Charlayne (Joyce Guy). Reporter John (Ron Ostrow). Barlet tries to deal with a rapidly disintegrating international situation as his daughter's White House wedding gets under way. Josh struggles with dwindling campaign funds and ad purchases. 182936 2006 West Wing, The: Welcome to Wherever You Are T DVD -R HQ 5732 Episode #147. 3-26-2006 News Media continues to cover election campaign. Attorney General presses Toby to reveal his source. Local Reporter #1 (Francesca Ferrar). Reporter #2 (Daphna Cardinale). Reporter #3 (Eric Christie). 182937 2000 West Wing, The: What Kind of Day Has It Been? T DVD -R HQ 5853. SVD 867 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #22. 5-17-2000. Season 1 Finale Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. President and senior staff walk into a hail of bullets as they leave a town meeting. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Reporter (Bridgetta Tomarchio). Presidential Press Corps. (Brian Dragonuk). Moderator (Linda Burden-Williams). 182938 2000 West Wing, The: White House Pro-Am, The T DVD -R HQ 5784 Sorkin, Aaron, Lawrence O'Donnell Episode #17. 3-22-2000 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. Charlie's date with Zooey cancelled because of threats by white supremacist group. Abbey discusses child labor on a talk show and keeps staff busy with fallout when she leaks personal preference for a Federal Reserve Board appointment. 182939 2001 West Wing, The: Women of Qumar, The T DVD -R HQ 4724 Sorkin, Aaron Episode #53. 11-28-2001 Washington D.C. Press Corps. Reporter Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield). Press Secretary Claudia Jean (C.J.) Cregg (Allison Janney) faces the media representing the White House and the President. C.J. is outraged about an arms sale to secure an airbase lease with a Middle-Eastern country which perpetuates atrocities against its women. Mad-Cow disease possibility. 182940 1999 Western Female Journalists and Singing Reporters D IJPC 116 Saltzman Composite Tape See Journalism 375 Syllabus on www.ijpc.org for complete films, details. IJPC Class Sixteen -- 1950s, The: Part Three -- A 1950s Journalist Miscellany. Western Female Journalists. Singing Reporters. Film and TV Excerpts include: "-30-," "Teacher's Pet," "It Happens Every Thursday," "It Happened to Jane," "Designing Woman," "Born Yesterday," "Half a Hero," "Miracle in Rain," "Trent's Last Case," "Screaming Mimi," "To Please a Lady," "Flesh and Fury." Western Female Journalists: "Texas Lady," "Lone Star." Singing Reporters: "My Sister Eileen," "You Can't Run Away From It," "High Society," "The Philadelphia Story." 182941 2002 Western Front, The T Australia. Series 2002. Reporters Rebecca Killen, Caty Price. Hosts Tim Gossage and Lachy Reid. 182942 1847 Western Wanderings of a Typo, The N MLPL Robb, John S. In "Streaks of Squatter Life, and Far-West Scenes." Printer John Earl was a true and veritable specimen of the genius Jour Printer -- intelligent, reckless, witty, improvident, competent and unsteady…." "Little troubled abo0ut the present, and perfectly indifferent as to the future." Son of a Philadelphia printer…. 182943 2008 Western World MUS Pennywise From “Reason to Believe” album, 3-25-2008 News Media references. “The anchorman won’t stop crying, the anchorman won’t stop lying.” Paparazzi. 182944 1995 Western, Hollywood, 100 Years of the DT VHS 392 News Media 182945 1958 Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse T Series 10-6-1958 to 6-10-1960 Press 182946 1959 Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse: Lucy Wants a Career T Episode #26. 5-25-1959 TV Morning News Show. Lucy auditions as a "Girl Friday" for a morning news show anchored by Paul Davis. At the audition, Lucy suddenly realizes her age and does a little fancy maneuvering to get noticed. She is startled to get the job. Her first appearance is a disaster, but viewers find it humorous and Lucy ends up with a long-term contract. But she misses Little Ricky and being a homemaker and decides that this isn't for her. She decides to quit. Lucy takes a couple of sleeping tablets to get some rest. A groggy Lucy is awoken by Ricky who tells her they will be sued if she doesn't honor her contract and a heavily medicated Lucy rushes to the studio. Cameraman (Louis A. Nicolette). 182947 1958 Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse: Time Element, The T Episode #6. 11-10-1958 Newspaper Editors. Reporter (Don Keefer). Editor (Bartlett Robinson). A patient visiting a psychiatrist complains of recurrent dreams in which he imagines he's living in Hawaii just before the attack on Pearl Harbor. He tries to warn newspaper editors and anyone else who will listen that they will be attacked by the Japanese. The psychiatrist learns his patient was killed at Pearl Harbor 17 years ago. 182948 1680 Westminster Wedding, A, Or the Town Mouth PO USC Anonymous (Whig) News 182949 1977 Westside Medical: Witch of Four West, The T Episode #2. 3-24-1977 Interviewer (Selma Archerd). 182950 1942 Westward Ho M Photographer (Jayne Hazard). Photographer (Milton Kibbee). 182951 1832 Westward Ho! N USC Paulding, James K. Editor Zeno Paddock. Slimy demagogue Zeno Paddock and the Westward Sun. Pretentious blackmailer. 182952 2004 Wet & Waan: Au Pair T Episode #17. 1-9-2004 Journalist De Lint (Robert De La Haye). Talk Show Host (Hayo Bruins). 182953 1992 Wet and Wild Summer! M Press Man (Fingers Demain). 182954 1932 Wet Parade, The M DVD -R HQ 1916, 1917. VHS 1080 (ending on VHS 1078) Sinclair, Upton (Novel). John L. Mahin (Adaptation) Reporter Jerry Tyler (Wallace Ford) goes to France to fight. Lives through Prohibition. 182955 2003 Wet Pleasures MT Adult TV Reporter (Asia Carrera) 182956 1997 Wetlands M SVD 604 News Media 182957 1995 Wetlands M Adult Tabloid Television. Tipped-off tabloid television crew uncovers juicy goings-on at a private summit. 182958 1969 Wettermark N GPL Chaze, Elliot Reporter Cliff Wettermark is a competent, hard-working reporter on a small-town Mississippi newspaper. 182959 2007 WFCT Presents: What Makes Cheney Tick M Reporter (Jennifer Novick) 182960 1981 Whale for the Killing, A MT Reporter (John Baggaley). 182961 1995 Wharf Rat, The MT Huston, Jimmy (Teleplay) Ness Book Reporter Dexter (Rachel Ticotin) helps the wharf rat uncover the truth about his brother, an honest cop, killed by a corrupt officer. 182962 1962 What a Carve Up! M AFI-Proofreaders Proofreader 182963 2001 What a Carve Up! N Coe, Jonathan Journalist 182964 2003 What a Girl Wants M DVD -R 1614 TV. Television Reporter (Steven Anderson). Newspaper Reporter #1 (Dan Tuite). Newspaper Reporter #2 (Sarah Mark). Media. Newspapers. Magazines. Headlines. Reporters. Teenager leaves New York in order to meet her estranged father, a political candidate, in London. Newspapers and TV News fascinated with the 17-year-old American daughter. 182965 1928 What a Night! M Jones, Grover, Lloyd Corrigan (Story). Herman J. Mankiewicz (Titles). Louise Lang (Screenplay) AFI-Editors/Newspapers - Ness Book Reporter Dorothy Winston (Bebe Daniels) is the wealthy, klutzy daughter of an industrialist who goes to work on a newspaper. She gets an interview with a gunman employed by a gangster and finds out about a check that will connect him to a political boss. Winston and Reporter Joe Madison (Neil Hamilton), who is also the editor's son, get the check and the paper prints an expose. Gangster recovers the check and charges the paper with libel. Winston gets the check back, along with photographic evidence implicating the crooks and proving that the underworld is ruling the city through the corrupt mayor. Editor Madison (Charles Sellon). 182966 1964 What a Way to Go! M TV Announcer (Army Armand Archerd). Publicity and Press Agent (Phil Arnold) 182967 1961 What a Whopper! M Commentator (Fyffe Robertson) 182968 1923 What a Wife Learned M AFI-Novelists Writer 182969 1943 What a Woman! M VHS 5237 Charrel, Erik (Story). Therese Lewis, Barry Trivers (Screenplay) Ness Book Magazine Writer Henry Pepper (Brian Aherne) sent to interview female agent trying to find male lead for film version of best-selling novel by anonymous author. Acting on tip from Pepper, she discovers writer is college professor who wants to keep secret. In order to get back at agent for letting her career keep her from being a "normal woman," the pipe-smoking Pepper encourages a relationship between author and agent. Reporters (Ed Emerson, Nelson Leigh, Ann Loos, Charles Marsh, Robert Williams). Newsman (Irving Bacon). Radio Announcer (Ken Carpenter). New York Times 12/3/43: "Mr. Aherne plays…in that easy, sardonic style which some folks seem to think is characteristic of fellows who write for magazines." Newsweek, 12/13/43: "Pepper…represents the latest and most insidious manifestation of Hollywood's perennial plague on reporters. Aside from such trumped-up irritabilia as hat and pipe, Pepper has a superior way of looking as if he knew how the story…." "…would end long before either you or Miss Russell could possibly get the idea….it is to the credit of both Pepper and the entire field of journalism that when Carol finally starts to blossom, he takes the pipe out of his mouth for the occasion." 182970 1998 What a Woman's Gotta Do N Coleman, Evelyn African-American Journalist Patricia Conley from Atlanta has finally found a man. But on their wedding day he vanishes. Before that she sees him in a romantic French restaurant with another woman. Then strange things begin to happen. Her car is found bathed in blood. A woman is found dead. Another too-good-to-be-true brother is offering his services. Suddenly the tough-talking journalist doesn't know who to trust. She launches an investigation that leads her to discover spirituality and the genetic foresight of ancient African people. Also meets handsome investigator. She discovers a transcontinental genetic engineering conspiracy behind her fiancé's disappearance. 182971 1996 What a Wonderful World (aka Kei Yee Lui Ching Ji Chan Sam Oi Sang Meng) M Journalist (Andy Lau) is dying and lets himself be captured and held hostage to write award-winning story about criminals 182972 1991 What About Bob? M TV. Good Morning America interview pivotal plot point. Joan Lunden. Female Field Reporter. 182973 2007 What About Brian: What About Calling All Friends… T Episode #24. 3-26-2007. Series 4-16-2006 to 3-26-2007. Photographer (Robb Skyler). 182974 2007 What About Brian: What About Secret Lovers… T Episode #23. 3-19-2007 Tabloids. Photographer (Robb Skyler). A picture of Brian and Stephanie kissing makes the tabloids. Stephanie asks her roommate Laura to act as Brian's date to a Hollywood party with her. 182975 2007 What About Brian: What About the Exes… T Episode #16. 1-15-2007 Photographer (Nick Steele). Nicole sets up a photo shoot. 182976 2001 What About Joan: My Dinner With Jake T Episode #10. 10-2-2001 Publicist (Craig Cackowski). 182977 1999 What About Mickey SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The Reporter Alamo Barnes for The Frisco Foil, a sensational tabloid. Successor to Hugh Lessig' other series sleuth, fellow Foil newshawk Picasso Smith who roamed the streets of San Francisco in the 30s, 40s and 50s. Cynical, wisecracking journalist. Lessig newspaper reporter himself. 182978 1967 What Am I Bid? M AFI-Columnists Columnist. Publisher (J.B. Towner). 182979 1865 What Cheer Robbery SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Mark Twain's Western Years." Reporter Alta . 182980 1973 What Country Do You Think You're In SS UCLA Algren, Nelson In "Last Carousel, The." Headlines 182981 1717 What D'Ye Call It, The P USC Gay, John Critics 182982 1939 What Do You Know? SS MLPL Weidman, Jerome In "Horse that could Whistle 'Dixie' and Other Stories by Jerome Wediman, The." Columnist and Narrator: Dave Decker and his Broadway column, Double Decker. Corrine Lefferts, young daughter of publisher Lemuel August Lefferts. "It's a crazy racket. You know everything before everybody else knows it. They know everything before you know it. You get paid for it. They don't." No wonder you count your friends on the fingers of one hand." 182983 1970 What Do You Say to a Naked Lady? M AFI-Interviewers/MP Cameramen Interviewer-Narrator (Allen Funt - Himself). 182984 2003 What Else But Home N Rolens, Sharon Journalist Cappy Giberson comes home from college to pursue his dreams of making it as a journalist. He begins writing a series of stories for a St. Louis newspaper about the rural eccentricities of an Illinois farm town. 182985 1972 What Every Woman Wants To Know DT Host Bess Myerson 182986 1922 What Fools Men Are M AFI-Authors Writer 182987 1952 What God Has Wrought T Cavalcade of America - 11-26-52 News Media. Samuel Morse story 182988 1952 What Happened DT Public Affairs Program. Individual who received newspaper coverage for some unique act. Panel asks what he or she did. Ben Grauer host. Frank Gallop announcer and on panel 182989 1900 What Happened at the Fonda SS MLPL Harte, Brete Press 182990 1967 What Happened to Auguste Clarot? SSF GPL Eisenberg, Larry In "Dangerous Visions: 33 Original Stories." Editor Emile Becque, savage editor of L'Expresse. Narrator: reporter after story of a missing Nobel-prize-winning chemist. 182991 1927 What Happened to Father M AFI-Playwrights Writer 182992 1986 What Happened to Kerouac? DT Interviewer Lewis MacAdams (Voice). 182993 1920 What Happened to Rosa M Reporter (Adolphe Menjou) 182994 2002 What Harry Saw NM Moran, Thomas Reporter Harry Hull of the Herald dabbled with speed during adolescence and his addiction led to auto theft and a term in Vietnam instead of jail. He is shredded by shrapnel and returns to Australia chastened. Psyche damaged by mother's early death. He moves in with his dad who uses his pull with the pressmen's union to get him a job as a reporter on the Herald. There he meets the love of his life, reporter Lucy Whitmoor. Has a seven-year affair with her. His father dies. Harry's emotional withdrawal precipitates breakup with Lucy who leaves Sydney pregnant with his child. She gives up the baby for adoption. When he finally learns the reason, he understands her sacrifice. Harry's impoverished personality, a mixture of rage and self-loathing. Living as a journalist where you learn to write the same stories over and over. Whitmoor with green eyes and great legs who becomes pregnant and disappears. 182995 1992 What He Saw SS PVL Wideman, John Edgar In "Stories Of John Edgar Wideman, The." Journalist. Print journalist, photographers, Finney, a video photographer. Foreign press. Correspondents. South Africa. 182996 2009 What I Did For Love N Phillips, Susan Elizabeth Paparazzi are having a field day with Georgie York, once the costar of America’s favorite TV sitcom, who has been abandoned by her famous husband, whose film career has tanked, whose father is driving her crazy, and whose public image as a spunky heroine is taking a serious beating. What should a down-on-her-luck actress to do? Not go to Vegas? Not run into her detestable former costar? And not get caught up in an ugly incident that leads to a calamitous elopement? Before she knows it, Georgie has a fake marriage, a fake husband, and maybe (or not) a fake sex life. It’s a paparazzi free-for-all, and Georgie’s nonsupporting cast doesn’t help. 182997 1999 What I Did for Madge SS Lessig, Hugh Pulp Foil, The Reporter Picasso Smith, hardboiled scribbler for The Frisco Foil tabloid ("Boldly Printing the Truth and Mayhem"), circa 1931-1958. General assignment reporter. Foil Editor Lazarus Flint, photographer Bulbs Moore. Picasso Smith Jr., chip off the old block, who's moved east to sling words for The River City Blade. 182998 2000 What I Did On My Summer Vacation D Anderson, Scott Esquire Magazine article 10-2000. Based on a true story Journalists make a haphazard attempt to catch Bosnian war criminal Radovan Karadzic, but are soon mistaken for a CIA hit squad. Anderson, Sebastian Junger and John Falk are among the five journalists who are involved. 182999 2008 What I Did on My Summer Vacation...”: The Guy Diet NR Devine, Thea Harlequin Blaze Series #405 Food Columnist Lo Cavallero is a disillusioned women who only wants her men “lite,” but what will happen when dishy Newsman Jed Costigan tries to convince her that he’s more than just a scrumptious morsel? 183000 2003 What I Like About You: T SVD 1457. SVD 1452. Episodes. Series 9-20-2002 to 3-24-2006 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val thought she had the perfect existence - a promising career in public relations, her own Upper West Side apartment and plenty of eligible men to date. Then everything in her life started to unravel. Holly came to live with her. When their dad took a job in Japan, teenager livewire Holly Tyler (Amanda Bynes) and her straight-laced twentysomething sister Valerie move in together in New York City. 183001 2003 What I Like About You: Absence Makes the Heart Grow…Never Mind T Episode #31. 11-6-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). While on a business trip, Val winds up getting the hotel room next door to Peter's, and they wind up kissing. When Henry is away at Princeton, Holly realizes that she loves him and will go at any length to tell him in person. But things go wrong when Holly takes a train to Princeton and Henry takes the train to Holly's house. 183002 2004 What I Like About You: Anti-Prom, The T Episode #43. 4-30-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val doesn't know what to do when she gets an invitation to Rick and Julie's wedding. She tries to look at the postmark to see if it were sent before Julie's "no contact" rule but the postmark is smudged. Holly and Tina don't have dates to the prom and are upset so they decide to throw an Anti-Prom with no decorations, no dresses, and no prom king or prom queen. Everyone who doesn't have a date shows up. But when Henry comes with Kate, Holly is heartbroken. 183003 2005 What I Like About You: Bad to the Scone T Episode #63. 4-15-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val hires a hobo to work at the bakery and both her and Lauren end up liking him. After they try to go on a date with him, the hobo tells them he's married. Holly tries to set Ben up with a girl he likes because she thinks she made Ben lose his bravery when she broke up with him. She fails and needs Vince's help but the problem is Vince doesn't want to be her friend anymore. They end up confronting each other and become friends again. 183004 2004 What I Like About You: Big Picture, The T Episode #41. 4-16-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val meets Rick's fiancée when he and Julie come to dinner. Julie finds out that she and Rick are not as compatible as she thought they were. While writing an essay that could get her a summer internship in Paris, Holly forgets to save it and it gets deleted. She asks Henry for help and he does, which causes him not to meet his idol Bill Joy and receive $10,000 in cash. Holly questions the breakup between her and Henry. 183005 2003 What I Like About You: Boys' Club T Episode #24. 9-18-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val gets upset with her boss' business antics and the new boys' club atmosphere that the business has taken on, so she takes matters into her own hands and quits. Holly begins to feel the pressure of school, work and friends so it is hard for her to be there when Henry needs her the most. 183006 2003 What I Like About You: Breakup, The T Episode #17. 2-28-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Valerie comes back from Vermont and it seems that she and Jeff have broken up after he says he doesn't want to get married. She tries to bury her pain under a veneer of optimism. Holly then tries to get her sister to drop the act and face up to her pain. 183007 2003 What I Like About You: Cheerleading Incident, The T Episode #13. 1-31-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Jeff suggests that Val should be more spontaneous and impulsive but his advice backfires when Val who is dressed like a sexy cheerleader is caught by Jeff's mom who has unexpectedly come to town. Holly and Gary are at odds over a free "iBop" that Gary insists belongs to him. 183008 2006 What I Like About You: Coming Home T Episode #79. 1-27-2006 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Vic returns home after being maimed in a fire and Val looks at him in a new light. Holly intervenes when it appears Vince's old girlfriend is looking to get him back when he starts work at her real estate firm. 183009 2002 What I Like About You: Cool Older Sister T Episode #5. 10-18-2002 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val tries to ease up on being an authority figure to Holly but her patience is pushed to the limit when Holly and Gary take off for a wild party on Long Island without letting anyone know. 183010 2002 What I Like About You: Copy That T DVD -R HQ 10312 Episode #8. 11-15-2002 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val is nervous about landing a new account and impressing her prospective new client. Holly lands a job at a copy shop where she thinks her new co-worker Jake is interested in her, but when she takes Jeff's advice on how to handle the situation, she becomes the laughing stock of the store. 183011 2005 What I Like About You: Dangerous Liaisons T Episode #61. 2-25-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Holly's still mad with Tina for having that one-night stand with Vince but she becomes furious when she learns her own sister had a liaison with the plumber which caused Val to miss Holly's comedy act at Giggles 10 years ago. 183012 2006 What I Like About You: Desperate Girlfriends T Episode #80. 2-3-2006 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Lauren lies about a surprise party for Valerie so she can see Rick, but the truth comes out when the affair lands Rick in the hospital and Val cannot forgive her friend for the deceit. Vic has a special gift for Val but has trouble finding the perfect time to give it to her. 183013 2005 What I Like About You: Don't Kiss the Messenger T Episode #57. 1-28-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val finds out Lauren has run her business into the ground and realizes that it is time for a change. When Holly gets annoyed at Ben for spending so much time on his career and not enough time with her, Vince takes advantage of the situation by spending more time with Holly. 183014 2003 What I Like About You: Dude, Where's Val's Car? T Episode #18. 3-7-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Holly ditches school with Henry and borrows Val's car but is shocked when she returns from the beach to find the car gone. She tries to cover it up, but Val soon finds out. They have a talk. Holly admits to it. Val takes $20 out of her allowance each week. Holly is angry but then she finds out that along with $30 of her own that Val puts in, that #20 is in a secret account for Holly's college. Jeff is trying to find a new job when his dad decides to close their restaurant. 183015 2005 What I Like About You: Enough Is Enough (2) T Episode #68. 5-20-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val, crushed over Rick's getting married to Julie again, wakes up the next morning married to the plumber. Tina plans a vacation to Europe but when her mom gets sick, Tina is stuck with an extra plane ticket leaving Gary and Lauren fighting over who will go. Holly takes drastic steps to reconnect with Vince. 183016 2003 What I Like About You: Europe Was So Much More Fun (Part 2) T DVD -R HQ 10913 (Part Two). SVD 1438 Episode #45. 9-17-2004. Third Season Premiere Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val, who has spent the summer with Rick, receives a surprise proposal after she reveals her own surprise. Holly returns home from Paris with Ben, a handsome British musician who has stolen Holly's heart. Vince and Henry realize they have lost Holly. Henry goes off to Princeton. 183017 2006 What I Like About You: Finally (2) T Episode #86. 3-24-2006. Series Finale Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Valerie finally has her dream wedding to Vic but there are a few problems. Val, Holly and Lauren are stuck at a spa where an escaped convict is being searched for making the three of them late for the wedding. 183018 2003 What I Like About You: Fix-Up, The T Episode #20. 4-25-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). When Holly meets Henry's older brother, Noah, she instantly assumes that he and Val would be a great couple. Despite Henry's asking Holly not to fix them up, Holly does and eventually finds out why Henry asked them not to be fixed up. 183019 2005 What I Like About You: For Love or Money T Episode #78. 12-9-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val misses her first date with Vic after a falling-out with Lauren. When Vince discovers that Holly makes more money than he does, this causes Holly to update his resume a bit and give him jobs he never had. 183020 2006 What I Like About You: Friends & Lovers T Episode #84. 3-10-2006 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Lauren keeps Holly company when Val and Vic crave alone time. Vince takes Gary's advice on how to get back with Holly. 183021 2003 What I Like About You: Game, The T Episode #14. 2-7-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Holly volunteers to fill in at Val's office over spring break but the girls clash over the tactics Val should use to land a promotion over a competitive colleague. Holly believes in playing dirty and kissing up to the boss and Val thinks her hard work and dedication will get her noticed. 183022 2006 What I Like About You: Garden State T DVD -R HQ 10278 Episode #83. 3-3-2006 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val panics when she learns that she and Vic were not legally married. Required to wait 24 hours by City Hall before they are allowed to have a civil ceremony they decide to take a compatibility test. It results in a fight about how many kids each of them want to eventually have. Holly is worried she broke up with Vince too quickly but having spent time at Vic's family reunion, she realizes she did the right thing. 183023 2004 What I Like About You: Ghost of a Chance T Episode #51. 10-29-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). In order to get Val to relax, Lauren takes her to a "due ranch" that turns out to be a nude ranch. Group celebrates Halloween by going to a party at the diner where Holly and Ben dress up as Sonny & Cher, Gary and Danielle as Ike & Tina Turner and Tina and Vince as Homer Simpson and Jessica Simpson. Everyone is shocked when they find out Holly dropped out of college. 183024 2004 What I Like About You: Gift of the Mutton T Episode #52. 11-5-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Rick's mother is coming to visit and Val wants her soon-to-be-mother-in-law to like her so she goes crazy trying to get everything just right. Holly starts feeling jealous of some of Ben's fans so she tries to make Ben jealous in return but Holly's plan does not work. Vince steps in with an idea of his own. 183025 2005 What I Like About You: Girls Gone Wild T Episode #62. 4-8-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Fran Reeves (Fran Drescher) drops by to give Val and Lauren some advice about dating younger men because Val goes out with a cute, intelligent, funny and sweet guy. He seems perfect until Val finds out he is still in high school. Holy and Vince have a custody battle over Ben, Tina and Gary. Holly may have forgiven Tina but she hasn't forgiven Vince. To top Vince, Holly takes Ben, Gary and Tina to Cancun in Mexico where she unexpectedly runs into Vince. Vince tries to piss off Holly by flirting with a ditsy girl and Holly reacts by saying she and Vince can never be friends again. When Holly gets food poisoning, Vince takes care of her while the others go off to have fun. Holly wants to be friends with Vince again but Vince declines her wish by saying he wants to be her boyfriend, not her friend. 183026 2003 What I Like About You: Girls Night Out T Episode #12. 1-24-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). While Jeff is out of town, Holly takes Val out on the town but the female bonding stops when Hunter, a guy Holly has her eye on, makes a pass at Val. Things get worse when Hunter's jealous girlfriend comes looking for Val. 183027 2004 What I Like About You: God Help the Mister T Episode #48. 10-8-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Holly moves up Vals' Bachelorette party because Ben has a gig the same night. Val gets upset and bumps Holly from the position of Maid of Honor leaving Lauren to be the Maid of Honor. 183028 2005 What I Like About You: Ground-Turkey-Hot Day T Episode #77. 11-18-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). When Val and Vic's annulment papers come on Thanksgiving, Holly gives them to Tina to get rid of so it doesn't ruin Val's Thanksgiving like last year. Lauren and her online poker buddy decide to meet each other for a date. They both get the shock of their lives. 183029 2005 What I Like About You: Halloween (2) T Episode #74. 10-28-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Charlie proposes to Val who doesn't want to tell him Vic is actually her husband. When Vic feels like "the monkey" in the middle he decides that he and Val should take a break from each other. Val realizes she really does need Vic. When Holly feels she is ready to take her relationship to the next level with Vince, she is determined to make Vince feel the same. 183030 2003 What I Like About You: Holly's First Job T Episode #16. 2-21-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). When Holly sets her sights on buying an expensive sweater, Jeff agrees to hire Holly as a waitress but ultimately regrets his decision when Holly turns the restaurant upside down and even causes the chef to walk out. 183031 2004 What I Like About You: Hospital, The T Episode #35. 1-16-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val and Lauren meet a handsome doctor. Holly sends a fake package to someone to see Vince. They say hi and then Vince leaves quickly. When he is on his bike, a car runs into him and he has to go to the hospital 183032 2005 What I Like About You: How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying To Be a Lesbian T Episode #56. 1-21-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val is having trouble moving on after breaking up with Rick so Holly takes her to a club. At the club Val meets a woman who is going through the same thing. Holly is really excited about her new job until she gets there and thinks the boss hates her. She runs into her boss who is a lesbian while she is dancing with Tina so her boss assumes Holly is also a lesbian. Now that her boss likes her Holly can't find a way to tell her she's not a lesbian. 183033 2003 What I Like About You: I Love You…Soon T Episode #23. 9-11-2003. Second Season Premiere Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Back at the office, Val finds herself attracted to Peter, her handsome and charming new boss. Holly tries to help Henry overcome his jealousy of Vince, an eccentric older guy who works at Harper and Diggs, but she makes matters worse when she accidentally tells Henry that she loves him. 183034 2005 What I Like About You: I Want My Baby Back (3) T Episode #69. 9-16-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). After waking up to find a wedding ring on her finger, Val is surprised to learn she has married her old Boss Vic (Dan Cortese) during a wild night in Atlantic City. Holly has hidden out in the back of Vince's car as he travels to Florida to tell him she loves him, but is heartbroken when she realizes she may have lost him forever. 183035 2003 What I Like About You: I'm Sorry, So Sorry T Episode #29. 10-23-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val and Lauren get into a fight because Lauren's new boyfriend likes Val better and invites her out for drinks. When Tina's boyfriend Cal gets a condo up in the mountains, the gang makes plans to go away for the weekend on a ski trip. But when Tina and Cal have a fight, the ski trip gets canceled. Holly gets made because she really wanted to go on the trip, but when Cal says everyone but Tina can go, Holly decides she wants to go. Tina takes her anger out on Holly because she invited Vince when she knows Henry will be there. Holly decides that being with her best friend is more important than skiing with Henry, Vince, Gary and Cal so she cancels on the gang and spends the weekend with Tina. 183036 2005 What I Like About You: I've Got a Secret T Episode #72. 10-7-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Vic convinces Val to go on a double date with Lauren and one of his fireman buddies causing Val to see Vic in a new light. Holly is sown to secrecy when Tina confides she may have feelings for Gary. Vince is sworn to secrecy when Gary confides he may have feelings for Tina. When Holly tells Tina's secret to Vince it causes trouble between the friendly "foursome." 183037 2004 What I Like About You: Incredible Shrinking Group, The T Episode #34. 1-9-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). After discovering she ate seven Mounds bars and woke up with chocolate cake in her cleavage, Val decides it's time to go on a no-sugar diet with Lauren as her partner. Holly and Gary's friendship is put to the test when Holly asks Gary to meet her with Henry at the movies. 183038 2004 What I Like About You: Interview, The T Episode #40. 2-20-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val and Holly prepare all week for Holly's interview to get into Columbia University. The day before the interview finally comes, when Vince announces that he can invite as many friends as he wants to Coney Island with him to test out new rides there. Holly skips the interview and tries to reschedule when she learns the earliest opening is Tuesday, March 15, 2005. Loren considers ending her relationship with Brad, the doctor. 183039 2005 What I Like About You: Jazz Night T Episode #76. 11-11-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). It's Jazz Night at the bakery and Val finally asks Vic to be her date to the party. Though he initially agrees to the date, things go awry when he shows up with annulment papers, but the signing is delayed when Lauren spills champagne on the papers. Holly persuades Vince to shave his beard by threatening to not shave her legs. 183040 2005 What I Like About You: Kid, the Cake and the Chemistry, The T Episode #66. 5-6-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val meets a handsome single dad and has high hopes of becoming an instant family until she realizes the chemistry in the relationship is between herself and the man's 8-year-old son. Holly plans a romantic surprise party for Vince's birthday but when he arrives with a date, havoc erupts when Vince tries to get Holly to admit she can't make a commitment. 183041 2003 What I Like About You: Like a Virgin (Kinda) T Episode #27. 10-9-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Lauren tries to get Val to relax and take a day off from work by faking her birthday. When Holly learns Henry has already lost his virginity, she is shocked. She and Tina go and search the city frantically for the girl that "soiled" Henry. 183042 2003 What I Like About You: Loft, The T Episode #26. 10-2-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). When Val thinks it's time to move into a new apartment with bigger office space, she and Lauren look for apartments. When Tina shows Holly a loft in her building, Holly thinks it is wonderful. Things get better for Holly when she finds out that Jay is in prison. Holly and Val try to compromise with Jay to buy his loft. The Tyler sisters don't get Jay's loft, but Jay offers them another loft in the same building. 183043 2004 What I Like About You: Longest Night of the Year, The T Episode #46. 9-24-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val is concerned her fear of commitment is affecting Holly and wonders if she did the right thing by breaking off her engagement with Rick. Holly moves out of the loft with Ben when Val tells her that Ben cannot live in the loft with them. Holly and Ben then end up at Vince and Gary's apartment. Vince agrees to let them stay there. 183044 2003 What I Like About You: Loose Lips T Episode #19. 4-4-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Upon learning that Val has a reputation for being antisocial at work, Holly encourages her sister to mingle with her colleagues. But an evening out becomes fodder for office gossip when Val finds herself in a compromising position with her boss, Vic (Dan Cortese). Jeff meets the attractive Olivia but is shocked to find out she is Gary's mother. 183045 2004 What I Like About You: Lunar Eclipse of the Heart T Episode #38. 2-6-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). When Holly and Tina are shopping at F&A, Gary's new workplace, Holly meets Greg, Gary's manager. Greg asks Holly out on a date and she accepts just to make Vince jealous. Everyone decides they're going to Holly's house to see a lunar eclipse and that's when everyone's true feelings come out. 183046 2005 What I Like About You: My Boyfriend's Back (1) T Episode #67. 5-13-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Holly calls a radio psychologist to ask about her relationship problems. The psychologist tells her to talk to her past boyfriends. Lauren breaks a pipe and calls Todd, the plumber. Holly goes to see Henry at Princeton for help because she does not want to talk to Vince. Vince heard the psychologist talking to Holly and thinks she is going to come and see him. 183047 2003 What I Like About You: No More Mr. Nice Guy T Episode #28. 10-16-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val accuses Holly of spending more time with Vince than Henry when Vince helps her set up Val's barbeque on the terrace. Holly and Vince fall asleep and Holly wakes up in Vince's arms. Although it seems to Val and everyone else that they had sex, Holly assures them they didn't and she realizes she has feelings for Vince. 183048 2005 What I Like About You: Nobody's Perfect T Episode #60. 2-18-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val allows Lauren and Gary to watch the Sugar Baby Bakery while she goes out to lunch with Holly. They get robbed by a 10-year-old. Holly wants Ben to yell at her for breaking his heart and when she doesn't she gets upset with him. Finally he writes a nasty song about her and wants to sing it during his performance at the club. 183049 2004 What I Like About You: Not So Simple Life, The T Episode #47. 10-1-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Rick asks Lauren to help him shop for a ring for Val. Lauren chooses the perfect ring but she chooses it for herself. Holly works so hard to try to help Ben's music career that she risks her relationship when she uses her money for school books to pay for Ben to perform at a club where pop star Jesse McCartney is performing. 183050 2006 What I Like About You: Now and Zen (1) T Episode #85. 3-17-2006 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Lauren hosts a spa day for bride-to-be Val to keep her from panicking when she learns about the "Star Wars-"themed wedding that was accidentally planned for her and Vic. But things go awry when there is a lock-down at the spa. 183051 2003 What I Like About You: Odd Couple, The T Episode #32. 11-13-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). When Lauren realizes that Val hasn't had a boyfriend in a while, she sets her up by speed dating. Val meets a guy she really likes and they plan to go out on a date. But things go wrong when he doesn't show up and nobody can find him. When Henry's parents kick him out, he moves in with Vince making Holly feel awkward. 183052 2003 What I Like About You: Other Woman, The T Episode #11. 1-17-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Holly becomes pals with Jeff's ex-girlfriend Dana when they both go to a U2 Concert with Jeff even though Val warned Jeff and Holly not to go off with Dana and Jeff never even wanted Holly and Dana to be friends. Gary saves the life of a real-estate magnate at the concert. 183053 2006 What I Like About You: Other Women, The T Episode #81. 2-17-2006 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val meets Vic's mom Eileen for the first time and does her best to impress her. In doing so, Val unknowingly causes her mother-in-law to fall off the wagon. Holly's jealousy over Vince's new partnership with his co-worker causes them to re-evaluate their relationship. 183054 2002 What I Like About You: Parrot Trap, The T DVD -R HQ 10042 Episode #6. 11-1-2002 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val plays matchmaker for a customer who reveals she has a crush on someone in the restaurant until it is revealed that the object of her affection is Jeff. Holly becomes smitten with a young man who is leading a protest movement to allow the zoo's performing parrot to retire, but things fly out of control when he is so inspired by Holly's passion for the cause that he kidnaps the parrot. 183055 2003 What I Like About You: Partially Obstructed View T Episode #30. 10-30-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val finds out that Peter is Number 2 on the "New York's 10 Most Eligible Bachelors" list. Lauren sets Val and Peter up by forging a letter requesting tickets to the party. Holly and Tina plan a girls' night out while Henry and Gary plans a boys' night out. Vince sees Holly and Tina at the diner and hooks them up with free front row tickets to a concert. Henry tells Holly that he has tickets but with a partially obstructed view. Holly wants to tell Henry how she got her tickets but he says he stood in line for 12 hours waiting for his tickets. 183056 2003 What I Like About You: Party, The T DVD -R HQ 9943 Episode #10. 1-10-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val starts to get a little competitive at Scrabble. Holly has a major crush on the cute college guy named Evan and he's been coming in everyday at "Copy That" to get some coffee. But Holly gets a chance to actually know him when she "accidentally" takes Evan's cell phone and gets invited to a college party to swap phones. Gary wants to come too but Holly doesn't want him to interfere. Despite Holly's wishes, Gary shows up at the party as a co-ed to get in with the college girls. 183057 2005 What I Like About You: Perfect Date, The (1) T Episode #73. 10-14-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Charlie (Jason Priestley) asks Val on a date which she sees as a perfect way to distance herself from Vic (Dan Cortese). Holly and Vince have a fight over jealousy. 183058 2002 What I Like About You: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 10764. VHS 1280 Episode #1. 9-20-2002 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). When her father accepts a promotion overseas in Japan, high-spirited 16-year-old Holly has no plans to head to Japan with him. She decides she would rather live in New York City with her straight-laced sister, Valerie. Holly jeopardizes Val's job with a market firm when she disrupts a promotional event featuring skateboarder Tony Hawk (Himself). Holly's attempt to prove herself a perfect roommate backfire when she misinterprets a remark about Feng Shui and rearranges the apartment. 183059 2005 What I Like About You: Pranks a Lot T DVD -R HQ 10205 Episode #65. 4-29-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Worried she is too stodgy, boring and neurotic, Val buys a Porche, then goes nuts trying to keep her wild impulsive "investment" pristine. Kids play prank after prank on one another with impunity but when one of Holly's jokes backfires (a fake eviction notice) and almost gets Ben kicked out of the country, Holly may have to become a bride to keep her British beau from being deported. 183060 2005 What I Like About You: Redo, The T Episode #71. 9-30-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Vic still refuses to sign the annulment papers but it seems that his persistence may be winning Val over. Holly and Vince have their first fight when Vince takes Gary to a basketball game instead of her. Holly feels she and Vince should attend sporting events, plays and other events together though she quickly realizes this idea may not be for the best. 183061 2003 What I Like About You: Regarding Henry T Episode #33. 11-20-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). After Henry overhears Val and Holly talking at the diner about Holly and Henry's relationship, Henry breaks up with Holly. Holly is so upset she doesn't know what to do. So she tours the city looking for answers while Val refuses to help her. 183062 2004 What I Like About You: Rollin' In It T Episode #42. 4-23-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). When Holly receives $2,000 from her grandmother for her 18th birthday, she decides to blow it on a lavish hotel suite. 183063 2005 What I Like About You: Roommates T Episode #3. 10-4-2002 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val has trouble adjusting to Holly's care-free attitude so she makes her follow a strict set of rules. Holly does her best to follow them but realizes she just can't do it. This leads Holly and Val to the conclusion that Holly is nothing like Val, which is why it is hard for Holly to adjust to the rules that Val has carefully made up. So Val and Holly question why they ever became roommates. 183064 2004 What I Like About You: Second Season Finale (1) T Episodes #44. 5-7-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). In order to distract her from Rick's upcoming wedding, Val books a trip to Venice with Lauren but when Val gets sick and has to cancel, she is pleasantly surprised when a still-single Rick shows up at her doorstep. Holly is elated when she is accepted for an internship in Paris but when Henry and Vince each kiss her before she leaves she knows the time has come to decide between them. It could be a summer of love for Gary and Tina when they have their second kiss. 183065 2005 What I Like About You: Sex and the Single Girls T Episode #58. 2-4-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Food Critic (Benjamin King) is dated by Val in hopes of scoring a good review for the bakery. Lauren tries to insure that the bakery will get a good review by setting up Val with the reviewer. Holly regrets getting a new singing partner for Ben when she shows interest in Vince. To prove to herself she is OK with it Holly suggests they go on a double date - Holly and Ben, Vince and Amber. 183066 2004 What I Like About You: Sky Rink Sucks T Episode #37. 1-30-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Rick and Val keep visiting each other and Lauren keeps bragging about her new boyfriend -- a doctor. Holly and Vince try to be friends again by throwing a surprise birthday party for Gary's 18th birthday. When Holly and Vince run into Gary's girlfriend at the diner who is supposed to be in Paris, they discover that for six months Jill was really in New York. Holly and Vince argue whether to tell Gary about Jill, especially on his birthday. 183067 2005 What I Like About You: Someone's in the Kitchen With Daddy T DVD -R HQ 10252 Episode #75. 11-4-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). When Holly and Val's father Jack Tyler (Barry Bostwick) drops in for a visit, the girls do their best to impress him. But during dinner, Holly and Val accidentally catch their father in a compromising position with his business partner. With all the Tyler family secrets out in the open, the groups enjoys a nice evening together. 183068 2005 What I Like About You: Spa Day T Episode #2. 9-27-2002 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Holly and Val plan a day at the spa. Holly finds herself in a "muddy" situation when she sneaks out of the spa without Val's knowledge in order to meet J.C. Chasez from NSYNC. Hollywood must somehow get back inside. She is denied re-entry by a security guard. She climbs in through a window landing in a mud bath with a naked lady. Jeff and Gary have an afternoon of male competition after Gary calls Jeff old. 183069 2004 What I Like About You: Split Ends T Episode #49. 10-15-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). When Holly enters a contest to become the new "Herbal Essences Girl" to earn money for Val's wedding gift, Tina who is mad at Holly enters against her. Val finds a love letter Rick has kept from his ex-fiancée and gets worried. 183070 2005 What I Like About You: Stupid Cupid T DVD -R HQ 10193 Episode #59. 2-11-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Lauren is cranky on Valentine's Day because she has no boyfriend to share it with -- and her crankiness is driving away customers. Upset Holly comes into the bakery on Valentine's Day at 5 in the morning worrying about the day before when she said "I love you, Vince" to Ben. 183071 2005 What I Like About You: Surprise T Episode #70. 9-23-2005. Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val and Lauren devise a plan to force Val's new husband Vic out of her apartment so they can end their "quickie" marriage. With Holly and Vince now an official couple, Holly is determined to make her relationship work even though they must spend a few months apart while Vince is in Florida. 183072 2003 What I Like About You: Talk, The T Episode #22. 5-9-2003. First Season Finale Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val gets home from work only to find Holly and Henry in Holly's room with the door closed. Val worries that Holly and Henry have slept together. She lectures Holly about sex. But when Holly comes home from the movies, she walks in to find only Val and Jeff in the shower together making Val look like a hypocrite. Gary keeps ditching Holly to spend time with his girlfriend. 183073 2002 What I Like About You: Tankini T Episode #7. 11-8-2002 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Gary feels left out when an old female friend comes to visit Holly, but Holly gets a surprise when she catches the pair making out. Jeff is bummed when he discovers that Valerie still sleeps in an ex-boyfriend's sweat shirt. 183074 2002 What I Like About You: Teddy Bear, The T Episode #4. 10-11-2002 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Holly and Val battle over the possession of a stuffed teddy bear they both cherished during their childhood. But when the struggle for the bear becomes too much, the girls agree to give the critter to a little girl in the building. Then they discover the little girl is abusive and destructive to their childhood treasure so they join forces to regain the bear. 183075 2002 What I Like About You: Thanksgiving T Episode #9. 11-22-2002 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Determined to start their own Thanksgiving tradition, Val and Holly cancel plans with their relatives claiming that Holly is sick. The girls' happy day goes awry when the family arrives at their apartment to surprises them. Jeff and Gary go on a mission to find the perfect turkey for Val. 183076 2004 What I Like About You: Three Little Words T Episode #50. 10-22-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val and Rick argue because she is having trouble adjusting to Rick's lifestyle. Holly discovers that she loves Ben and that she wants to tell him but she doesn't want to tell him his new song is horrible. So she takes Lauren's advice and lies to him. All seems fine until Holly finds out that Ben wants to send his song to a producer. Holly then admits she doesn't like the song and Ben becomes upset with her -- not because she hates the song but because she lied to him. 183077 2003 What I Like About You: Tyler v. World T Episode #21. 5-2-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val and Holly meet a resident who would have gotten their apartment five years ago but got a smaller one. She threatens to evict them. Gary thinks Holly forgot her birthday when she gives him a cheap present. So Gary gets mad at Holly for it, not knowing that wasn't the only present. 183078 2004 What I Like About You: Val and Holly's Not-Boyfriends T Episode #39. 2-13-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val tries to sort out her feelings about Rick. Holly is puzzled by Vince's recent antagonistic behavior toward her until she learns the truth about why he was so brusque with her. 183079 2003 What I Like About You: Valentine's Day T Episode #15. 2-14-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). On the most romantic day of the year Holly jumps to the conclusion that Jeff is planning to propose to Val and Gary lands a date with a great girl, but the Valentine's Day pressures overwhelm him and he insists Holly double date with them. 183080 2004 What I Like About You: We'll Miss Gittle a Little T Episode #53. 11-12-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val is acting very anxious because her wedding is coming up soon. She becomes even more anxious when she finds out her dressmaker has died and her wedding dress has been given to a thrift store. Holly, Vince, Gary and Ben go to the store to get the dress back but the cashier just sold it. Meanwhile, Holly, Ben and Gary see Rick having pizza with his ex-fiancée, Julie, at the pizzeria next door to the thrift shop. Rick had told Val he was in New Jersey on business. 183081 2004 What I Like About You: Wedding, The (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 10576 (Two Parts) Episodes #54-#55. 11-19-2004, 1-14-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Wedding is almost here and everyone is nervous. Ben gets a contract to go on tour and Holly has the opportunity to go with him. Vince is furious Tina is going out with her married boss. She goes to Vince's afterward and they end up sleeping together. Holly doesn't know whether to tell Val of Rick's meeting with his ex. She tells Val but makes it clear that Julie was the one who called him. Julie tells Holly that Rick called her. Holly gets to the wedding in time to walk Val down the aisle. As they are walking down the aisle, Holly tells Val that Rick called Julie. Val comes to the conclusion she can't go through with the wedding. She takes out her anger on Holly. Holly was thinking she would not go on tour with Ben because Val needs her but because Val is angry at her she decides to go. On her way to the train, Holly realizes why Val was angry and decides she can't go with Ben. 183082 2003 What I Like About You: When Holly Met Tina T DVD -R HQ 10366 Episode #25. 9-25-2003 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). In order to help Val get her first client since starting her own public relations firm, Holly becomes friends with the clients' troubled teenage daughter, Tina. Lauren distracts Peter when they find themselves in competition with their former boss for the new account. 183083 2005 What I Like About You: Working Girls T Episode #64. 4-22-2005 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val yells at a crabby old man at her bakery then he ends up dying a minute later. Val thinks his death is her fault and Lauren tells her to go to the man's funeral to feel better. Val finds out that Lauren only told her to go to the funeral so Lauren could pick up guys. Holly gets Tina a job where she works then Tina uses her body to get a higher position. Holly disagrees with Tina's flaunting and says they are no longer friends. Val and Holly, both made at their friends, decide to tell Lauren and Tina that they just have low self-esteem. This works out for the most part and everyone becomes friends again. 183084 2004 What I Like About You: Your Cheatin' Heart T Episode #36. 1-23-2004 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val and Lauren run into Rick, Val's ex-boyfriend while they are at the diner. They make lunch plans and reminisce about old times. Holly tries every attempt to find out if Henry has a new girlfriend so she can go after Vince. It turns out that Henry has moved on. When Holly goes to Vince's she finds something she wasn't expecting. 183085 2006 What I Like About You: Your Money Or Your Wife T Episode #82. 2-24-2006 Public Relations Woman Valerie (Val) Tyler (Jennifer Garth) launches her own PR firm with the unsolicited help of party girl Lauren (Leslie Grossman). Val runs afoul of Vic's firefighting pals when she withdraws the bakery's offer of providing them with free food and coffee. Tina and Gary try to patch things up between Holly and Vince. 183086 1955 What I Want To Be T Reporter Alvy Moore 183087 2003 What I’m Trying To Say Goodbye N Simmie, Lois Former Newspaperman Matthew is a burned-out, recovering alcoholic, ex-newspaperman who finds himself almost nightly roaming the halls of the Victoria apartment building he looks after while fighting to stay on the wagon. His estranged wife Delia still likes him. She left him reluctantly when she didn’t know what else to do since she still doesn’t trust him. Their daughter, Kate, is trapped in a loveless marriage with Michael, her religious zealot husband who can’t wait for the end of the world. His grandson, Sam, is caught in the middle but looking hard for a way out. As Matthew deals daily with the eccentric tenants of his building and struggles to resist the powerful temptation to hit the bottle again, he's not necessarily in a reflective mood. Lord knows he's got his own troubles. But as sobriety takes a bit more root in him and he begins to look outward, he sees that he's not the only one with problems. In fact, maybe others - people that he loves in his own way and still, in their own ways, love him - have problems bigger than his. But these are people he's let down in the past with his cowardly ways, with his weakness, with his self-absorption. It's going to take every ounce of courage that he's got, all the wisdom he can muster, all the wherewithal he's not sure he possesses, to try to make a difference. It was too late once. But if he fails this time, it really is goodbye. 183088 2000 What If…? M Reporter (Yalene Bloom). Press Corps One (Andrea Davis). Press Corps Two (Christian Wagner). Political Commentator (Libby Brien). Correspondent (Drew Sattee). 183089 2006 What It Takes T Journalist (Chris Gore). 183090 2008 What Just Happened M Film Critic (Phil Gardiner). Paparazzi (Laurie Curtis, Ryan Curtis, Michael Lovern). Vanity Fair Coordinator (Marin Hinkle). Vanity Fair Photographer (Paul Lieber). Vanity Fair Set Dresser (Lu Johnson). A week in the life of Ben, a powerful Hollywood producer, as he juggles negotiations with a studio head so that his newest picture can open at Cannes in two weeks with a high-strung director who must make edits to the film, with an actor and his agent because the star has arrived on the set of a new picture with a full beard, and with his most recent ex-wife, Kelly, whom he discovers may have a lover. He also notices that his 17-year-old daughter, from another marriage, has probably been crying. What’s up? Can Ben keep it altogether, get the green light from the studio to go to Cannes, move his new picture past the beard crisis and maybe return to Kelly’s good graces? 183091 2000 What Lies Beneath M Photographer (Natalie Stultz) 183092 1916 What Love Can Do M Anderson, Gertrude H. (Story). Jay Hunt (Scenario) AFI-Authors/Newspapermen - Ness Book. Universal Newspaper Owner Calvert Page (C. Norman Hammond) falls in love with Lil Magill (Adele Farrington) who works at the paper. She is also loved by the editor, John Morris (Orin C. Jackson) referred to as the "Old Grouch." She puts the editor off because she believes the newspaper owner will marry her. But he only wants to keep her as his mistress. Later, Magill becomes a successful author. When Farrington backs the mine workers striking Page's mine, Page fires her and the editor resigns. She ends up saving Page's life during a mine strike. 183093 1923 What Love Will Do M AFI-Reporters Reporter 183094 1959 What Makes Sammy Run? T Schulberg, Budd and Stuart Schulberg (Teleplay) 9-27-1959 and 10-4-1959. Special. Drama Critic Al Manheim of the New York Record is an alcoholic. Office Boy Sammy Glick (Larry Blyden), is working for the New York-based newspaper where he gets to know Manheim. Sammy becomes a gossip columnist before going on to Hollywood and using anyone and everyone on his rise to the top. 183095 1941 What Makes Sammy Run? N OWN - H Schulberg, Budd Drama Critic Al Manheim of the New York Record is an alcoholic. Office Boy Sammy Glick, 16 years old, is working for the New York-based newspaper where he gets to know Manheim (who narrates the novel). After their first meeting, Manheim describes Glick as "a smart little yid." (Sammy was born in New York's lower East side as Shmelka Glickstein.) For a decade to come Manheim becomes Sammy's closest observer and probably only friend. Sammy starts his career by unscrupulously using people. One day he "corrects" or rewrites Manheim's column which he was only supposed to carry down to the printing room. The Managing Editor is quite impressed with the rewrite. He soon gives Sammy his own column to write. Sammy begins calling the critic "Al" instead of "Mr. Manheim." Julian Blumberg, a reporter on the same newspaper, asks Sammy for a critical opinion of one of his pieces. Sammy sells the story under his own name to a Hollywood studio. Glick bluffs his way to the top, always running, using Blumberg as an occasional ghost writer. Manheim chronicles his rise and fall. 183096 1949 What Makes Sammy Run? T Schulberg, Budd (Play) Episode #28. 4-10-1949. Philco Television Playhouse Drama Critic Al Manheim of the New York Record is an alcoholic. Office Boy Sammy Glick (Jose Ferrer), is working for the New York-based newspaper where he gets to know Manheim. Sammy becomes a gossip columnist before going on to Hollywood and using anyone and everyone on his rise to the top. 183097 2006 What Men Want NR Blumenthal, Deborah Columnist-Reporter Jenny George, 35 of Street Beat is sent by her newspaper to the Caribbean to write an expose. She's pitted against the man who is the bane of her professional existence, tough-talking journalist Slaid Warren in the City. Warren takes issue with Jenny's quest to be the best and sets out to show her (1) There's more to life than just work. (2) they're stronger when they work as a team and not at cross-purposes . (3) He really does live up to all his hype. Armed with these new insights -- and a killer tan -- Jenny suddenly couldn't care less about what men want. She's way too busy shedding her own cocoon and becoming the self-assured woman she wants to be! George and Warren have competed in public and in private email and phone calls repeating the same message of beat you so top this. But they never met in person until this assignment. Both work the same story that links the mayor’s office with obtaining illegal kickbacks and prohibited expensive freebies in exchange for favors. 183098 1980 What My Wife Reads in the Newspapers, and What I Read Are Two Different Things SS USC Chau, Rebecca In "Newspaper Editor and Other Stories, The." Newspapers. No more journalism than is indicated in title. 183099 2008 What Never Happens N Holt, Anne. Kari Dickson (Translator) Literary Critic is stabbed in the eye. A Talk Show Host with has her tongue cut out. A female politician is crucified with a copy of the Koran stuffed up her private parts. It’s clear that a killer seeks some sort of retribution, but for what? All over Oslo, celebrities are turning up dead in the most macabre of situations. Oslo husband-and-wife detectives go up against an ingenious serial killer. 183100 1921 What No Man Knows M VHS 1488 Cowan, Sada (Story-Scenario) AFI-Journalists - Ness Book Newspaperwoman Norma Harvey (Clara Kimball Young) tries to help slum children. Meets her former sweetheart, a lawyer who was disbarred for bribing a witness at a trial and has become a drunk. Reporter convinces him to try a reconciliation with his wife, but he finds his spouse carousing with questionable types and returns to Harvey. Newsroom shots were filmed in the plant of the Los Angeles Examiner. 183101 2008 What Not To Wear: Addie T DVD -R HQ 10182 Episode. 3-21-2008 Newspaper Editor and mother needs to change her hippie ways at the age of 24. 183102 1989 What NOW Caper, The M Publisher Mogul (Tony Caputo - Himself). The Editor (Katherine Llewllyn - Herself). Comic Book Company Now Comics docu-drama. The Writer (Marc Hansen - Himself). The Penciler (Brian Thomas - Himself). The Letterer (Patrick Williams - Himself). The Inker (Jim Brozman - Himself). The Colorist (Suzanne Dechnik - Herself). The Art Director (Michele Mach - Herself). NOW Comics Staffers (Tammy Daniel, Joseph Allen, Diane Piron). 183103 1981 What Now? T New Zealand Series, 1981- TV Magazine Program for Children. Field Correspondent Tamati Coffey (2004). Field Reporters Teremoana Rapley (1996-1998), Tom Hern (1999-2000), Tim Nealy (2000). Auckland Correspondent Vicki Lin (2004). Hosts Virginie Le Brun (2005), Charlie Panapa (2005). Presenters Shavaughn Ruakere (1997-2001), Carolyn Taylor (1998-2000, 2002, 2004). Presenters Steve Parr (1981-1982), Danny Watson (1982-1987), Michelle Bracey (1982-1983), Michelle A'Court (1984-1987), Simon Barnett (1988-1992), Catherine McPherson (1988-1992), Paul Barrett (1989), Fifi Colston (1989), Mark Hadlow (1989). Presenters Michael Raumati (1989), Alison Wall (1989), Steven Zanoski (1994-1995), Fiona Anderson (1995-1998), Stacey Daniels (1995-1997), Anthony Samuels (1996-2003), Aaron Devitt (1996-1997), Darren Young (1996-1997), Jason Fa'afoi (1997-2003). 183104 2008 What Price Hollywood? M Magazines. Vanity Fair Magazine’s power issue on Hollywood. Film is framed by a scene of a photo shoot for the magazine’s power issue. 183105 1998 What Rats Won't Do M News Media. Journalists (Jennifer Paterson, Richard Coyle). Reporter (Denise Stephenson). 183106 2002 What Remains N Poole-Carter, Rosemary Journalist Paul Delahoussaye teams up with a woman mourning the loss of her fiancé to uncover the truth behind a murderous wall of deception and hidden secrets. They must combine their wits and resolve to discover the truth. The time is 1865. 183107 1950 What Rhymes With Murder NM OWN - P Iams, Jack Editor "Rocky" Rockwell, fighting editor of the Record. Monk Sparle, the Eagle's new editor. 183108 1997 What the Deaf Man Heard MT TV Reporter (Patt Noday). 183109 1997 What the Heart Knows (Book One -- Milford Haven) N Purl, Mara Soap Opera Novels. Reporter Chris Christian, beautiful female reporter uncovers corporate plot 183110 1956 What the Papers Say DT Newspapers 183111 2000 What Time Is It in China? N Macauley, Doris Correspondent Leona Chickering disappears mysteriously on a London street having for left Paris on a tour party to China arranged through a French Journalist Andrew Valois. Valois was her former love when both were in China covering the Sino-Japanese War. At Peking, Leona is met by an associate of Valois' who tells her that her ex-husband Paul is being released and will be repatriated at Hong Kong soon. The man responsible for Paul's release is Alexei Petrov, a Russian Correspondent who has been Leona's lover during a winter in Japanese-occupied Hankow. Leona learns of the time for Paul's release at the Hong Kong border and goes there to meet him, but he is met by a Chinese wife and their daughter. 183112 2007 What We Call the News W Spiridellis, Gregg and Evan. www.jibjab.com. 2:30 Flaqsh animated short Parody News. Celebrities in rehab, political punditry and a mauling at the zoo -- tis is what we’re calling news these days. Satire on broadcast news features including Larry King, Bill O’Reilly, Geraldo Rivera and the rest of the public’s favorite talking heads. Modern news is a joke. Includes historical montage of Walter Cronkite, Edward R. Murrow and David Brinkley. 183113 1941 What We Defend R Bernard C. Shoenfeld In "One Hundred Non-Royalty Radio Plays." Journalists Pulitzer, Mellett, Broun, Mencken, Pattersen, Newsboy 183114 1972 What We Learned from This Morning's Newspaper N Silverberg, Robert Reprinted in Infinity Four (Robert Hoskins, editor) Newspaper. Times publishes news that won't occur for nine days. 183115 2008 What We Leave Behind N Lewis, Danielle Aspiring Newscaster Sarah Adams’ life is consumed by murders committed in her hometown over 20 years ago. 183116 1916 What Will People Say? M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 183117 2007 What Will Survive N Smith, Joan Reporter Amanda Harrison, a young feature writer, is sent to Beirut to pursue the story of the death of an Englishwoman in a land mine accident near the town of Nebatiyeh, Lebanon in 1997. The dead woman is identified as a minor celebrity, a fashion model with an Egyptian mother and back in England reporters rush to the family’s Somerset home to follow up rumors that link the death to Princess Diana’s high-profile campaign for a ban on land mines. The feature writer finds herself trapped behind the lines of a bloody conflict between Israeli troops and the Syrian-backed terrorist organization Hezbollah. Realizing that thousands of ordinary Lebanese are still trapped between these two enemies, she suddenly sees a much larger story, one in which the Englishwoman is simply the victim of a disturbing new wave of violence that is barely mentioned in the British press. Writing her story, the reporter vows to see that justice is won for the Englishwoman -- and for Lebanon, a country just emerging from a decade of civil war. As the events of August 1997 draw towards their inevitable close, Amanda discovers some disturbing facts about the Englishwoman’s death. It is only then that she realizes the extent of the power wielded by the news media and how, for them, there will always be some truths that are more important than others. 183118 2003 What Wouldn't Jesus Do? M DVD -R 1596 Black Filmmaker Showcase - A 20-minute Film Reporter spends a day with Jesus 183119 1950 What You Need SSF Kuttner, Henry Press 183120 2000 What Your Eyes Don't See (aka Ojos que no ven) M Argentina. Ness Magazine Writer Clara (Malena Solda). Death of Abelardo Sachs (Axel Pauls), owner of political magazine threatens writer's job. She begins a romance with the magazine's lawyer. 183121 1998 What's a Woman Gotta Do? N Coleman, Evelyn Journalist Pat Conley from Atlanta, GA. 183122 2000 What's Cooking? M TV Reporter (Gwendolyn Oliver) 183123 1970 What's Happening M AFI-Sullivan Show, Ed/Interviewers Interviewers 183124 1985 What's Happening Now!: Ask Al T Episode #45. Series 9-7-1985 to 9-3-1988 Advice Columnist "Dear Al" of L.A. Gazette. Shirley eats her words when she takes a job as an undercover advice columnist and inadvertently causes Dwayne and his new girlfriend to break up. 183125 1968 What's Happening to America DT Host (Edwin Newman). Four summer replacement shows with Newman discussing various aspects of American life with prominent figures. 183126 1976 What's Happening!!: T Series. 8-5-1976 to 4-28-1979 School Newspaper Reporter Marvin (Bryan O'Dell). Roger Thomas (Ernest Thomas) in some episodes, writer 183127 1978 What's Happening!!: Doobie or Not Doobie (Parts 1 and 2) T Wade, Sally Episode #37-#38. 1-28, 2-4-1978 News Media. Dobbie Brothers are set to put on a concert at the high school. Bootleggers force the guys into tape recording the concert. 183128 1977 What's Happening!!: Raj Goes to Press T DVD -R HQ 4685 Episode #25. 10-13-1977 School Newspaper. Roger (Raj) Thomas (Ernest Thomas) starts an underground newspaper after his editorials for the school paper are censored. When most of his articles are rejected from being in the school newspaper, an outraged Raj decides to begin an underground newspaper with Rerun and Dwayne helping him. When school officials discover what he's doing, Raj is threatened with expulsion. 183129 1979 What's Happening!!: Thomas Treasure, The T Episode #61. 3-31-1979 Newspaper article is read by Roger (Raj) Thomas (Ernest Thomas) revealing that Mama's house was once used as a hideout by some bank robbers and they may have hidden a fortune somewhere in the house. While the search for the money, they are unaware the bank robbers are plotting to come back to claim their money. 183130 1954 What's in a Word? DT Interviewer Mike Wallace, Clifton Fadiman host of game show 183131 1969 What's It All About, World? T Parody News. Satire in discussing American society and more. Anchorman (Alex Dreier). Host (Dean Jones). Announcer (Roger Carroll). 183132 1965 What's It Like Out? SS OWN Gilliatt, Penelope In "Come Back If It Doesn't Get Better" Interviewer Ben, writing article for Sunday newspaper supplement on senility interviews Franklin Wilberforce, 89, writer, and his wife 183133 1950 What's My Line? T Series 1950-1967 Host (John Daly). Panelists (Dorothy Kilgallen, Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf). 183134 1965 What's New Pussycat? M DVD -R HQ 2466, 2467. L. SVD 529 AFI-Fashion Editors. Reporter Michael James, fashion reporter living in Paris (Peter O'Toole), feature editor on slick Paris fashion machine 183135 1968 What's So Bad About Feeling Good? M TV Newscaster (Martin O'Hara) 183136 2005 What's the Problem? With Anne Robinson T Episode #2. 6-17-2005 Reporter Emma Wilson. Presenters Anne Robinson, Marcus Brigstocke. 183137 1951 What's The Story DR Series 1951-55. Game Show Hosts Walter Kiernan. John K. M. McCafferty. Panel of journalists tried to identify famous events from sketches performed on stage (Walter Raney, Walter Kiernan, Al Cap, John K M McCaffery hosts). Panel includes Jimmy Cannon, Harriet Van Horne. 183138 2001 What's the Worst That Could Happen! M Media Mogul Max Fairbanks (Danny DeVito) owns newspapers and cable stations, promises his mistress, Miss September, a job as an entertainment reporter, and bribes, steals and lies to get his own way. Aspiring TV Entertainment Reporter (Sascha Knopf) is a magazine pinup girl who wants to be a TV entertainment journalist. Reporters Russell Curry, Susie Spear, Richard Saxton, Hunter F. Roberts). Journalist (Shirley Jones). TV Anchor (Kerry Kilbride). 183139 1995 What's the Worst That Could Happen? NM Westlake, Donald E. Entertainment Journalist Tracy Kimberly, former Playmate-Miss September, lives in Manhattan in avid pursuit of her career. Reporter Jerry Gaunt, latest superstar reporter from CNN. Aspiring Entertainment Journalist Daf from England. Media Mogul Max Fairbanks, chief executive officer of giant entertainment and real estate conglomerate called TransGlobal Universal Industries. Fairbanks is wealthy and powerful. Catches a burglar at his Long Island estate and steals his ring. Not a good idea. It's the crook's lucky ring and he'll do anything to get it back from the nasty billionaire. 183140 1981 What's Up Broadcasting" DT Series 1981 Reporter (Marc Sason). Reporter (Roberto Schein). Reporter (Scott Trimble). 183141 1950 What's Up Doc? C Looney Tunes Curtain Calls Press. Disassociated Press phone call asking for Bug Bunny's life story 183142 1971 What's Up? T Parody News. Satire of contemporary scene, sketches, interviews, newsreel footage 183143 2002 Whatcha Lookin' At? R News Media. Whitney Houston's media-bashing record single 183144 2003 Whatchulooinat MUS Houston, Whitney Single. Also included in "Just Whitney." Tabloid Editor of the National Enquirer. Letter to the editor disguised as an R-and-B song: "Messin' with my reputation, ain't even got no education. God is the reason my soul is free, and I don't need you looking at me." 183145 1995 Whatever Comes NR Small, Lass Journalist paints a reclusive rock star as a notorious ladies' man in her latest article. So he turns the tables on the beautiful journalist. 183146 1962 Whatever Happened to Baby Jane M AD - ALDRICH Newspaper Advertisement 183147 2000 Whatever Happened to Dulce Veiga?: B-Novel, A N Abreu, Caio Fernando (Adria Frizzi, translator) Journalist. 40-year-old Brazilian journalist reduced to living in a dilapidated building is called upon to track down and write the story of a famous singer, Dulce Veiga 183148 1999 Whatever Happened to Harold Smith? M Journalist (Jim Barclay). Journalist (Simon Holmes). Journalist (Simon Scott). Journalist (Peter Speedwell). 183149 1990 Whatever Happened to Mason Reese M Short Paparazzi (Jenni Lau). Paparazzi (Fabrice Tronbert). Written/directed by Brett Ratner 183150 1973 Whatever Happened to Miss September? M Photographer (Jason Russell). 183151 2003 Whatever Happened to Robot Jones?: House Party/School Newspaper T SVD 1509 Episode #11. 10-31-2003 School Newspaper. 183152 1986 Whatever It Takes NR Boswell, Barbara News Media 183153 2005 Whatever Love Means MT UK Interviewer (Malcolm Douglas). 183154 2008 Whatever Makes You Happy: Truth About Men...and Their Mothers, The N Sutcliffe, William Editor Matt for a men’s magazine called Balls! has few interests. They center on videogames and bedding underage models. Matt’s mother is Carol who is one of three British mothers who decide it’s time for their 34-year-old sons to start acting like mature adults. And if their sons aren’t going to get with the program on their own, it’s high time for a little maternal nudging. Each son has problems. Matt seems stuck in a life as shallow and glossy as Balls! -- the magazine he works for. Gillian’s son, Daniel, has just been through a bad breakup and can think of few things worse than his mother nagging him about being a bachelor, so he runs away to Edinburgh to mope. Helen’s son Paul reminds her of his first husband and she doesn’t know he’s gay and has secretly fathered a child with a lesbian couple. 183155 1941 Wheel of Fortune (aka Man Betrayed, A) M Reporter Casey of the Globe Newspaper (Wallace Ford). Bob, Globe Newspaper Editor (Joseph Crehan). Radio Announcer (Wendell Niles). 183156 1963 Wheeler Dealers, The M DVD -R HQ 3074, 3075. SVD 1410 Art Critic (Eleanor Audley) 183157 1987 Wheeler's Ghost Town NJ Schantz, Daniel D. Noel Ostendorf (Illustrator) Reporter. Two competitive brothers attempt to dig up newsworthy stories in their seemingly uneventful small town in order to win first prize in the junior newspaper reporter contest 183158 2004 Wheeling Dealing M UK. Short News Media. Authentic Newsreader (Jane Horrocks). Reporter 1 (Emily Leslie). Reporter 2 (Judith Pal). Reporter 3 (Jenny Kirner). Newscaster (Kirin Saeed). Annie is tricked out of reading her news at 3 o'clock slot and in place The Zero Option News presents a surreal look at what the news could potentially be in 2010. The people in the news are not just making the news, but they are also breaking the mould. 183159 1896 Wheels of Chance, The N OWN - H Wells, H.G. Press 183160 1899 Wheels of Dr. Ginochio Gyves SSF Douglass, Ellsworth-Pallander Press 183161 1956 When a Camera Fails T Science Fiction Theatre Press 183162 1935 When a Lady's Involved SM OWN Coxe, George Harmon Press 183163 1911 When a Man's Married His Trouble Begins M Reporter (Edwin R. Phillips -- "A Reporter"). 183164 1925 When a Man's Single: Tale of Literary Life, A N UCLA Barrie, Sir. J.M. Editor George Frederick . Licquorish, editor of Silchester Mirror, a stout little man with a benevolent countenance. Argus other daily newspaper in Silchester. Staff described Rob Angus newest reporter. 183165 1959 When a Woman Loves (aka Waga Al) M Inoue, Yasushi (Novel). Toshio Yasumi (Screenplay) Japan - Ness Book War Correspondent from the Tokyo Times object of infatuation by young girl. Woman finds fulfillment in serving her lover even if her love does not often seem to be reciprocated. Portrayal of newsmen as heavy drinkers with constant references made to hero's drinking habits. Written prologue in American release alludes to journalist's writings during the war not always meeting approval of military. 183166 2005 When All Else Fails M Short - Thriller News Broadcaster (Lynn Wilson). 183167 1912 When an Old Maid Gets Busy M Short Photographer (Louis R. Grisel). 183168 2001 When Billie Beat Bobby MT SVD 954, VHS 1018 Sportscaster Howard Cosell (Fred Willard) Commentator and Talk-Show Host Larry King (Matt Letscher). . English Columnist (Nick Ullett). Reporter (Russ Cootey). Reporter (Troy Martin). Sports Writer Charlie (Scott Klace). Sports Writer Frank (Tom Kemp). Sports Writer Mike (Sal Viscuso).; 183169 2000 When Brendan Met Trudy M Reporter (Harry Crosbie). 183170 1999 When Collette Died NM Hayden, L.C. Reporter Dan Springer is investigating the murder of a Las Vegas singing superstar and becomes the confidant of a look-alike hired to capitalize on the star's fame. They fall in love and Springer's search takes on a new urgency as he frantically works to save the look-alike's life. 183171 2005 When Dreams Come True T Ireland. Series 2005. Reporter Sinead Kennedy. Host Ray Darcy. 183172 1978 When Every Day Was the Fourth of July MT Reporter (Ray Nadeau). 183173 1917 When False Tongues Speak M AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Eric Mann (Carl Eckstrom) helps a woman who is married to a philandering husband. They first meet when Mann interviews her about a settlement house she started. When her husband is killed, the reporter is arrested because he was seen at the house shortly after the murder. He's proven innocent. 183174 1975 When Freedom Was News P MLPL Fisher, A. Play Index, 1973-77, 1953-60 Press 183175 1956 When Gangland Strikes M Reporter (Scott Douglas) 183176 1989 When Harry Met Sally M DVD Journalist Sally Albright (Meg Ryan) who occasionally sits at her home computer and stares into space. She is first introduced as an aspiring journalism student and later becomes a writer for New York magazine. Journalist (Bruno Kirby). 183177 1998 When He Didn't Come Home MT DVD -R HQ 8244, 8245 TV Anchor (Tim Weber). 183178 1979 When Hell Was in Session MT News Media.1st Newscaster (Hal Fishman). 2nd Newscaster (Charles Rowe). 183179 2006 When I Find the Ocean M TV Reporter in Selma (Terry Pace). 183180 2002 When I Think of You NR Ireland, Liz Columnist Celia Snowden has a problem. Everywhere she turns she's surrounded by weddings and not one of them is hers. From her job as a wedding columnist at a Portland Oregon newspaper, she can't get away from it all. She dreams of meeting an exotic foreigner who will sweep her off her feet. Her travels abroad have always ended in disaster. Davis Smith from Nebraska sits across from Snowden at the newspaper and harbors a secret crush on her. He rues fact his corn-fed charms and friendly blue eyes do not measure up to Snowden's ideal of a sexy, dark-eyed foreigner. He know he'll always have to settle for being her pal and yet he can't help but hope that someday she might see him differently. 183181 1986 When in Florence SS OWN - H Day, Richard Cortez News Media 183182 2008 When Kiran Met Karen MF Journalist Karen (Kelli Holsopple), a lesbian, meets a famous Bollywood actress, Kiran (Chriselle Almeida). Journalist 16 (Punit Chhabra). Desi Journalist (Iggy Ignatius). JusPunjabi Reporter Shilpa (Sheetal). Reel Woman Magazine Secretary (Hiral Shah). 183183 1933 When Ladies Meet M DVD -R HQ 2051, 2052 Crothers, Rachel (Play). John Meehan, Leon Gordon (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jimmie Lee (Robert Montgomery) in New York, turned down by woman who is having affair with Rogers Woodruf (Frank Morgan), publisher of his newspaper. Contrives to get the woman back. New York Times, 6/24/33: "Jimmie, one understands, reports to his office about the time of going to press without having done anything more than indulge in light patter all day…he presents himself just to see that his newspaper is still being printed." 183184 1941 When Ladies Meet M DVD -R HQ 2048, 2049. VHS 1252 Crothers, Rachel (Play). S.K. Lauren, Anita Loos (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Jimmy Lee (Robert Taylor) wants to marry successful authoress. She is attracted to married publisher. Reporter tries to get the authoress and the publisher's wife together. Reporter describes himself as "a steady, practical, everyday guy" with a low salary. He wants to settle down and have six kids. Reporter shows up drunk at her apartment. Climbs balcony to interrupt romantic moment between woman and publisher. He also passes himself off as an author the publisher is trying to sign in order to get him away from the country home where he is having a rendezvous with authoress. Publisher's wife pretends to be reporter's girlfriend. Reporter and authoress end up together. Wife leaves publisher but reporter convinces him to run after her. 183185 1998 When Love Comes M Magazine Reporter (Judith Gibson) 183186 1914 When Love Flies Out O' The Window N USC Merrick, Leonard Correspondent Ralph (Rafe) Lingham, Paris correspondent for The Other Side, a newly established journal. 183187 1937 When Love is Young M PR Press Agent Andy Russell (Kent Taylor) is ambitious. Reporter (William Castle). Photographer (Lane Chandler). 183188 1994 When Morning Comes NR Flynn, Christine Silhouette Special Edition #922 Journalist 183189 1919 When My Ship Comes In M AFI-Critics/Playwrights Critic 183190 1996 When Night Falls N Biggs, Cherlyn Weinberg List Journalist 183191 1992 When No One Would Listen MT DVD -R HQ 7696, 7697. Reporter (Cynthia Allison). Reporter (Alan Stepp). 183192 1987 When Rich Men Die NM Adams, Harold TV Investigative Reporter Kyle Champion is a "sarcastic bastard" down on his luck and out of a job. He agrees to track down a former lover's missing husband who seemed to have headed south-of-the-border, down Mexico way. When Champion loses his post as a TV news anchor to a woman, he accepts an offer from an old flame whose rich husband is missing in Mexico. She is sure her husband is dead but needs proof to inherit his huge fortune. Now a private eye, Champion flies to Guadalajara after questioning the head of the vanished philanthropist's charitable institution. He falls in love with her but still considers her one of several persons who might have conspired to kill the husband. Upon arriving in Guadalajara, Champion is beaten up and left for dead, the first of several attacks. But he won't give up and during the search he adds to his list of suspects, the wife's lawyer, who is obviously her lover, and his exquisite grasping daughter. 183193 1996 When Saturday Comes M Commentator, Football (Martin Tyler) 183194 1997 When Secrets Kill MT DVD -R HQ 10155, 10156 News Media cover the story of a young girl’s foster parents become suspects when her biological mother is murdered. The young girl mistakenly talks to a reporter putting her and her family on the front page of the newspaper. 183195 1994 When She Was Bad NM Faust, Ron Reporter Dan Stark for a small Florida Keys newspaper, meets the woman of his dreams or nightmares when a shipwreck survivor is brought ashore to Florida Keyes. It's 1972. He falls hard for the beauty and her tale of a fortune in emeralds that sank with the sailboat ferrying her from Colombia to Miami. Stark quits his job and sails with her to recover the gems. They find the emeralds and she maroons him on a reef. Seven years later he tracks her to Aspen where she's the cocaine kingpin of high ski society. A tale of love and hate, obsession and vengeance, trust and betrayal. His obsession with the woman leads him down many paths. Drawn by revenge after she abandons him. 183196 1992 When Somebody Needs You NR Alexander, Trisha (aka Patricia Kay, Ann Patrick) Silhouette Edition #784 Reporter Jack Forrester is taling a sassy single mother Desirie Cantrelle. Mistaken identity had thrown them together, but once Cantrelle sensed roving reporter Forrester tailing her, the trick soon became how to keep them apart. 183197 1944 When Strangers Marry M News Vendor (Dewey Robinson) 183198 2005 When the Angels Have Risen NSF Feder, Andrew Reporter Kelly protects a man who is mysteriously transported to an alien spaceship who tells him the Judeo-Christian teachings were actually provided by alien angels. He also learns an alien war has been waged for thousand of years for control of Earth. Aliens send him home to explain his new knowledge. But the government tries to stop him. The reporter protects the man while setting the stage for his earth-shattering speech. Although their relationship is initially love-hate, sparks soon fly and romance rises from the flames. As the story unfolds, America is bitterly divided. 183199 1993 When the Bough Breaks MT News Media. TV Anchor (Taylor Brock), Reporter #1 (Winship Cook). Reporter #2 (Larry Gilman). Reporter #3 (Jim Fitzpatrick). 183200 1940 When the Daltons Rode M Photographer (Robert "Bob" McKenzie) 183201 1999 When the Gods Take a Wife N Coleman, Evelyn Journalist Pat Conley from Atlanta, GA. 183202 2006 When the Levees Broke: Requiem in Four Acts, A DT DVD -R HQ 7084, 7085, 7086, 7087, 7088 Lee, Spike (Documentary in Four Acts) Documentary. Four Hours. 8-21-2006 News Media coverage of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. CNN. Local Reports. Stories of the effects of Hurricane Katrina on New Orleans residents. Douglas Kiesling -Weather Paparazzi & Major Katrina Stock Footage Source (voice only) CNN Anchor Lois Armstrong. 183203 1944 When the Lights Go On Again M Craven, Frank (Story). Milton Lazarus (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Bill Regan (Regis Toomey) discovers a soldier suffering from amnesia and takes him back to his hometown. Gradually it is revealed the soldier married the daughter of newspaper editor Tom Carey (Harry Shannon). Soldier's father against the marriage. Father wanted him to marry a woman of higher social standing. Father and son are reconciled when he joined the Marines. Reporter contacts soldier's wife and family about his condition. They slowly help him to recover his memory. 183204 1913 When the Press Speaks M Ness Book Sob Sister for the Globe is assigned to get an interview with a woman-hating professor. Professor is kidnapped and left in a room with a bomb. Reporter rescues him in exchange for an interview. Professor agrees, but then asks her not to print the story because he has changed his views on women and proposes to her. 183205 1999 When the Reporter Becomes the Story R Six cassettes. Unabridged. David Birney reader. Reporter Rick Benablossom from The Weatherman. 183206 2000 When the Sky Falls MT DVD -R HQ 3486, 3491. SVD 1132 Irish Journalist (Joan Allen) paying a steep price for hard-hitting stories on Dublin's kingpins of crime. Reporter (Paul Buckley). Based on the Veronica Guerin true-life story. Reporter (Sharon Baker). Reporter (Tom O'Leary). TV Reporter (Gail Fitzpatrick). 183207 2000 When the Snowman Melts N Horne, Vivian TV News Anchor Elizabeth Walker is married to a smart, savvy, handsome, black and Stanford-educated man who is a partner in one of San Francisco's most prestigious law firms. They seem to have it all until AIDS, murder and a detective enter their lives. 183208 1995 When the Vows Break MT TV Newscaster (Marrett Green). Reporter #1 (Andrew Wheeler). 183209 1913 When the Worm Turned M Newspaper Editor (N.S. Woods). 183210 1939 When Tomorrow Comes M Newsboy (Hally Chester) 183211 1998 When Trumpets Fade MT News Footage Narrator (Peter Thomas) 183212 2002 When Twilight Comes N Forster, Gwynne African-American Publisher-Owner Marge Hairston is a widowed matriarch and the power behind the Woodmere Times, "North Carolina's most influential African-American newspaper." When she becomes seriously ill, she must name a successor. She insists that one of her children run the newspaper. Neither of her self-centered older children want the responsibility so it falls to quiet Sharon Hairston to give up her own dreams in order to fill her mother's big shoes. No sooner does this happen than her siblings, Drogan and Cassandra (Cassie) become resentful of Sharon's new exalted position and even though Marge isn't dead yet, they begin talking wills to make sure their pie pieces remain intact. Sharon soars in her new career and embarks on a solid romance with a worthy man. 183213 2004 When Tyrants Kiss M News Vendor (Laurence O'Neal Suarez). 183214 1996 When We Were Kings DT SVD 668 Documentary 183215 1938 When Were You Born? M Reporter Davis (Jeffrey Lynn). 183216 2004 When Will I Be Loved M DVD -R HQ 4987, 4984 Media Mogul and Italian count (Dominic Chinese) is obsessed with a brilliant, beautiful, wealthy and erotically alluring young woman in New York City. 183217 1990 When Will I Be Loved? MT Reporter (Karen Beyer). Reporter (Ric Reitz). Reporter (Paul Talmadge). News Cameraman (Aaron Weiler). 183218 1950 When Willie Comes Marching Home M Ford Non-Westerns Reporter (James Eagle). 183219 1951 When Worlds Collide M Reporter Donovan of the Sentinel (James Seay). Narrator (Paul Frees). Newsdealer (Gene Collins). 183220 1917 When You and I Were Young M AFI-Authors/Publishers Publisher 183221 2009 When You Wish N Harmel, Kristin Paparazzi trail every move of a super-duper megastar. 183222 1937 When You're in Love M Reporter (Bud Geary). Reporter (Dewey Robinson). 183223 2007 Where Angels Fly N Gibbs, Stephanie Reporter Logan is a diehard journalist who loves a challenge and will stop at nothing to cover a big story. Bound for Iraq, she knows the dangers, but that’s a chance she is willing to take. Through it all she bonds friendships and faces the hash reality that in war, nothing is far and above all else life is fragile and hangs in the balance. An Army medic sees the unthinkable every day and his duty is to save a soldier whenever the situation arises. He doesn’t realize it, but the Lord has his destiny mapped out and it collides with the reporter. Logan’s only hope, both physically and spiritually, lies in the unexpected hands of the army medic. Can he save Logan from the darkness she finds herself in? Will she make it out alive? Will she accept the truth staring her in the face? 183224 1994 Where Are My Children? MT News Media. News Reporter (Tiiu Leek) 183225 1986 Where Are the Children? M TV Reporter #1 (Mike Stines). TV Reporter #2 (Lori Michaels). Newscaster (Ted O'Brien). 183226 2002 Where Echoes End N Showell, Jr. School Newspaper Editor Helen meets a man named Ozy in school in Philadelphia and they ultimately form a father-daughter relationship that fills a void in each. Ozy’s nonjudgmental discipline approach helps Helen to change and become self-proclaimed, “the best school newspaper editor in the city.” During the year of 1973, Ozy’s wife died giving birth to twins. Later both twins, as teenagers, die on the same night. Ozy, unable to save one, accidentally caused the death of the other. After the death of his twins, Ozy moves to New York in 1992. He enrolls at New York University. He starts drinking heavily. He meets a teenage prostitute and his affair with her and her subsequent death has a mournful effect upon him that causes him to return to Philadelphia. There he meets Helen. 183227 1991 Where Echoes Live N Muller, Marcia Female PR Practitioner Public Relations Woman Marcy Cheung feels unfulfilled in her job. 183228 2006 Where God Left His Shoes M Newsstand Clerk (Rock Kohli). 183229 2008 Where Have All the Flowers Gone? DM Political Columnist (Scott Lucas). San Francisco was the ground zero for the youth movement of peace, love and political activism 40 years ago. In August of 2006, three friends set out on a journey to recapture the passion of the old days. Armed with only a video camera and less than nothing in their pockets, they set out on a year-long quest split between exploring the past and finding the voice of the future. 183230 1991 Where in the World Is the Perfect Family? NJ Hest, Amy School Photojournalist. Cornie and her best friend Megan must find a theme for the school photojournalism project. 11-year-old also has other problems. 183231 1992 Where Is Joe Merchant?: Novel Tale, A NM OWN - P Buffet, Jimmy Tabloid Journalist Rudy Breno is looking for a missing rock star. He only cares that the rock singer gets bigger headlines than Elvis. 183232 2008 Where Law Ends N Foley, Kevin Emmet Newspaperman Noah Coffey, a young New York journalist is Sheriff Henry Plummer’s best friend. He is caught in the middle of a deadly clash of wills between the duly elected sheriff and the self-appointed Montana Vigilantes bent on dealing out summary justice. The Montana Vigilantes, celebrated for more than 140 years as heroes of the Old West, are remembered as the courageous men of action who took the law into their own hands to protect honest citizens from a murderous gang of thieves led by Plummer, a devious criminal mastermind masquerading as sheriff. But what if the legend is a lie, conceived and perpetuated by the vigilantes themselves to cover their own heinous crimes? Set against the backdrop of the majestic and foreboding Montana Rockies, the untamed gold mining towns of Bannack and Virginia City, the battle between the sheriff and the self-appointed vigilantes continue. Noah Coffey is there to watch it all. 183233 1964 Where Love Has Gone M Davis Art Critic Sam Corwin (DeForest Kelley), former lover. Headlines on sordid news. 183234 1998 Where Serpents Lie NM Parker, T. Jefferson TV Reporter Donna Mason is having an affair with a manic, divorced police detective who is haunted by the death of his young son. He's the head of Orange County's newly created Crimes Against Youth Division and almost but not quite recovered drunk. 183235 1984 Where the Action Is? SS OWN - H Highsmith, Patricia In "Mermaids on the Golf Course." Photographer Craig Rollins 183236 1980 Where the Buffalo Roam M DVD -R HQ 4433, 4434. SVDSP 603. SV 188 Kaye, John (Screenplay) Magazine Journalist Hunter S. Thompson (Bill Murray playing the real life journalist) for Blast Magazine recounts his experiences with a mysterious lawyer. Rolling Stone Magazine changed to Blast Magazine. Episodic narrative shows Thompson at work: Super Bowl, presidential campaign trail, trial of teenagers arrested on drug charges. Freewheeling farce about underground journalism in the 1960s. Editor of Blast Magazine Marty Lewis (Bruno Kirby). Journalist abused by Thompson Harris (Rene Auberjonois). Reporter (Suzanne Coltrin). Reporter #1 (Richard Seff). Reporter #2 (Linden Chiles). Young Reporter (Michael Cornelison). Newscaster (Lou Felder). Rock Critic (Randy Glass). 183237 1966 Where the Bullets Fly M Press Agent (Terence Sewards) for Minister 183238 1992 Where the Day Takes You M Interviewer (Laura San Giacomo - The Interview) 183239 2002 Where the Girls Are? DT Investigative Reporter (Martha Deckman) sets out to find her heroes only to find that they have been erased from history. 183240 1990 Where the Heart Is M News Media. TV Reporter Dutch House (Frances Flanagan). TV Reporter Stock Exchange (Ann-Marie MacDonald). 183241 2000 Where the Heart Is M Reporter (Jeremy Denzlinger). Reporter (Mark Mathis). 183242 2005 Where the Heart Is: Care T UK. Episode #92. 6-26-2005. Series 4-6-1997 to 9-10-2006 Photographer (James Barron). 183243 1997 Where the Heart Is: Darkness Follows T UK. Episode #11. Weatherman (Jon Mitchell). 183244 2004 Where the Heart Is: Skin Deep T UK. Episode #89. 8-15-2004 Photographer (Keith Newby) from the Skelthwaite Gazette. 183245 2008 Where the Heart Leads NR Sawyer, Kim Vogel Journalist Thomas Oilenburger, a Kansas-born Mennonite, graduates from Boston Tech and wonders what God has in store for him. When he meets Daphne and accepts a position as a journalist at her father’s Boston newspaper, his job requires him to support a presidential candidate with questionable values. Thomas is torn -- and God seems silent. What should he do? 183246 1997 Where the Trees Weep N Walshe, Dolores Journalist Emma Harford goes to South Africa. British journalist looking for redemption. 183247 2003 Where the Truth Lies N Holmes, Rupert Journalist. Tale is told by K. O’Connor, a vivacious, free-spirited young journalist known for her penetrating celebrity interviews Bent on unearthing secrets long ago buried by a showbiz singer-comic team. Tart-tongued, eye-catching O’Connor. Sly young reporter digs into the seamy past of a comedy team who are no longer on speaking terms. 183248 2005 Where the Truth Lies M DVD -R HQ 7571, 7572. DVD -R HQ 7717, 7718. DVD -R HQ 6979, 6980. Journalist Karen O'Connor (Alison Lohman) known for her celebrity profiles, is consumed with discovering the truth behind a long-buried incident that affected the lives and careers of showbiz team Vince Collins and Lanny Morris Public Relations Publicist (Kathryn Winslow). 1st Journalist (Stuart Hughes). 2nd Journalist (Shannon Lawson). Publishing Executive (Gabrielle Rose). Female Reporter (Alison Lohman) digs into a decades-old murder that led to the breakup of a beloved nightclub and TV comedy team. She interviews hero -- "he nuzzles close to the reporter, a pretty young thing, pours a sip of champagne into her mouth, then slips in a small pill." O’Connor has sex with a singer dressed up as Alice in Wonderland. Student Journalist Maureen O’Flaherty (Rachel Blanchard) is found dead in the bathtub of the duo’s suite. Both have rock-solid alibis and are exonerated of any criminal wrongdoing. But the scandal causes the once inseparable pair to split. Fifteen years later, the myth of the Collins and Morris controversy still fascinates the public. O’Connor, a young and ambitious journalist, is determined to uncover the secrets of the two men who, coincidentally, touched her life when she was a child. She persuades a publisher to offer a guarded Vince Collins (Colin Firth) one million dollars to collaborate with her on writing the untold story of his life with Lanny Morris (Kevin Bacon). There is one condition: the truth must be told about the scandal that destroyed the duo. What really happened the night Maureen died? Karen hears that Lanny has written his own tell-all book, she flies to New York to meet her publishers. On the plane she comes face to face with Lanny himself. Karen doesn’t tell him she is a reporter. She pretends she is a schoolteacher. They share one passionate night before resuming their separate lives. Maureen tells Lanny she wants to write, she wants to be a journalist. She’s in her last year of school. While Lanny is having sex with her, Vince tries to have gay sex with him. He refuses, but Maureen is there to witness here and says she will write a story about it unless she gets a lot of money from him. Lanny never saw her alive again. Lanny claims Vince killed her, who was terrified that the knowledge that he might be gay could destroy his career. But Lanny and Vince were finished. The little girl at the telethon turns out to be Karen, the reporter. 183249 200\ Where the Wind Blew N Sommer, Bob Student Reporter uncovers Peter Howell’s secret -- no one has called him by his own name since he belonged to a cell of antiwar radicals in the 1960s. After a deadly act of sabotage, Peter escaped and blended into the American landscape, and now, decades later, he’s been reincarnated as a full-fledged citizen to enjoy the affluence of the late 1990s with his wife and children who know nothing of his past. But his life unravels went an ambitious student reporter uncovers his secret. So begins an odyssey that takes Howell from the comfortable suburban life to the edge of human survival. 183250 2000 Where There's Smoke MT Newspaper Vendor (Freddie Stuart). 183251 1974 Where Was Everyone When Sabrina Screamed? N OWN Walden, Amelia Reporter Gary Mitchell, handsome. 183252 1968 Where Were You When the Lights Went Out? M AFI-Reporters Reporter Robeta Lane (Lola Albright). Radio Announcer (Steve Allen) 183253 1998 Where Yesterday Lives (aka Where Yesterday Lives: Sometimes Today's Answers Are Hidden…) N Kingsbury, Karen Journalist Ellen Barrett, at 31 has already won a Pulitzer Prize. But her skill as a journalist far surpasses her ability to sort out her troubled past. She has an uncertain marriage and haunting memories of her hometown and the love she left behind. Eldest of five siblings, she longs for the time long ago when they were happy. When her father dies, she leaves Miami and goes back to her childhood home. 183254 2000 Where You Belong NR Bradford, Barbara Taylor Correspondent-Photojournalist Valentine (Val) Denning is gorgeous and talented and is covering war-zone Kosovo with two men -- American Jake Newberg and her lover, Brit Tony Hampton. All three caught in ambush on the ground and Hampton is killed. All three are shot and she wakes up in a Belgrade hospital. She doesn't have time to grieve for her boyfriend before she discovers he lied to her and was already married. Newburg tries to cheer her up taking her to a beautiful villa. They jet back to New York excited about a book project. 183255 1990 Where You Once Belonged N Haruf, Kent Editor-Publisher of a weekly newspaper narrates this novel. 183256 2003 Where's Angelo? M Reporter (Rainy Kerwin - Voice) 183257 1952 Where's Charley M Photographer (Martin Miller). 183258 1970 Where's Huddles? C Series 1970. Sports Announcer Dick Enberg. 183259 1999 Where's Marlowe? M Parody Documentary. Mockumentary. Independent filmmakers Wilt Crawley (Mos Def) and A.J. Edison (John Livingston) make documentaries 183260 1948 Where's Mr. Chumley? NM Truss, Seldon Press 183261 1994 Where's Murray Ross? N Zatarain, Mick Weinberg List Journalist 183262 1995 Where's the Money, Noreen? MT DVD -R HQ 7638, 7639 News Media. Female Reporter (Catherine Swing). Male Reporter (Howard Hoover). 183263 1935 Whether There Be Knowledge N Henderson, Robert College Newspaper Editor at an unnamed state university in the Midwest has a nervous breakdown. Donnie Trevett, a senior from Chicago, is named as his replacement. Visualizing himself a fearless journalist, he launches an editorial crusade against the school's administration. Scared by the administration, he backs down. 183264 1952 Which I Never N Strong, L.A.G. Press 183265 1903 Which Was It? SS MLPL Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) Press 183266 1977 Which Way Is Up? M Reporter (Dennis O'Flaherty). Reporter (Mark Robin). Photographer (Kathy Cronkite). Photographer (Ron Cummins). 183267 1684 Whig Intelligencer, The PO USC Anonymous News 183268 1947 While I Live (aka Dream of Olwen, The) M Bell, Robert (Play - "This Same Garden"). Doreen Montgomery (Contributor). John Harlow (Screenplay). UK - Ness Book Reporter Sally Warwick (Carole Raye) and her husband are reporters for Picture News. She is suffering from amnesia and is believed to be the reincarnation of dead composer. She was dong a piece on the composer who died same day she was born. Dead composer's sister tries to make reporter believe reincarnation theory. But reporter is saved from recreating dead woman's suicidal leap from cliffs. 183269 1928 While It's News SS USC Blitz, John Kinner Reporter for the Herald, Ted Rinehart. Slogan: "The News -- While It's News". 183270 1994 While Justice Sleeps MT SV 300 (Media Excerpts) News Media 183271 1997 While My Pretty One Sleeps M SVD 619 Clark, Mary Higgins Clark (Novel) Columnist. Boutique owner's life is endangered as she hunts a columnist's killer 183272 1938 While New York Sleeps M DVD -R 1405 Fenton, Frank, Lynn Root (Story). Frances Hyland, Albert Ray (Screenplay) Roving Reporter series - Ness Book Reporter Barney Callahan (Michael Whalen) and Photographer Snapper Doolan (Chick Chandler) prepare to take a vacation while a major story concerning stolen bonds is unfolding. When an insurance detective and friend of Callahan's commits suicide, he decides to take on the case. Editor Charles MacFarland (Minor Watson) is told to retract Callahan's article, but calls for an inquest and the death is ruled a homicide. Later, Editor McFarland discovers that Callahan fabricated the evidence presented at the inquest. Eventually, he finds the killer who is shot as he tries to kill the reporter. 183273 2002 While Supplies Last M TV War Reporter (Melissa Ann Gawlowski). TV Tabloid Journalist (Keri Sue Hill). 183274 1972 While the Cat’s Away T Editors at Expose Magazine change the magazine’s focus from the sex lives of movie stars to the sex lives of suburban couples. What reporters from Expose Magazine discover when they spy on a typical American housewife is many extra-martial encounters. 183275 1956 While the City Sleeps M DVD -R HQ 3603, 3601. L Charles Einstein novel: The Bloody Spur Correspondent-TV broadcaster Edward Mobley (Dana Andrews) finds himself caught up in competition when Walter Kyne (Vincent Price), the son of deceased syndicate head of the Kyne Syndicate Amos Kyne (Robert Warwick) decides to have a competition. Representatives of the various departments compete for the story to find the killer who leaves messages in lipstick. Winner gets control of the news operation. Gerald Meade, Sentinel Crime Reporter (Ralph Peters). Photographer (Sayre Dearing). Editor of the New York Sentinel John Day Griffith (Thomas Mitchell) is the most honest: "I want the job, that's the idea, and to get the job I'll stick a knife into anyone I have to." Mobley gives him the story. Head of wire services Mark Loving (George Sanders) coerces gossip columnist Mildred Donner (Ida Lupino) into seducing Mobley to see what he knows. Harry Kritzer (James Craig) photography department head has affair with Kyne's wife. Newsman (Bert Stevens). New York Times, 5/17/56: "Since it is full of ...sacred and profane love and a fair quota of intramural intrigue, a viewer is left wondering if the tycoons of the giant Kyne publishing combine ever bother to cover such mundane stories as the weather." 183276 1928 While the City Sleeps M Reporters 183277 1935 While the Patient Slept M Reporter (Jack Richardson). Reporter (Ferdinand Schumann-Heink). Evening Bulletin Editor (Joseph Crehan). Photographer (Harry Seymour). 183278 1986 While You're Down There T Newsreader (John Alsop). 183279 1631 Whimzies; Or, A New Cast Of Characters (Whimsies) P Brathwait, Richard News 183280 1951 Whip Hand, The M DVD -R HQ 11378, 11379. SVD 967 Hamilton, Roy (Story). George Bricker, Frank L. Moss (Screenplay) Man He Found, The. (RKO) revamped. Ness Book Magazine Writer Matt Corbin (Elliot Reid) for American View magazine, uncovers Communist plot in small Midwestern community. Claims to be in the area just to do some fishing, his journalistic instincts are aroused. Magazine Editor Bradford (Frank Wilcox). He discovers community has been reduced almost to a ghost town. Reporter becomes even more suspicious when he finds most of the fish in the area have died. He ignores "No Trespassing" signs and efforts to prevent him from contacting his editor. Journalist uncovers plan to take over America using germ warfare. Plot is being carried out by doctor reporter once linked to Communists in an article. Journalist sends a coded message via the local storekeeper, but is later captured. Feds arrive for shoot-out and doctor is beaten to death by human subjects on whom he had been conducting experiments with deadly viruses. 183281 1935 Whip-Poor-Will Mystery, The (aka New Made Grave, The) NM Footner, Hulbert Editor Weir Lambert, Yankee editor of the Kent County Witness, a small-town weekly in an unnamed Southern state, tries to find the girl who put an anonymous personal ad addressed to "Whip-poor-will" in his pages. 183282 1948 Whiplash M DVD -R HQ 8416, 8417 Press Man (Harry Lewis) 183283 1996 Whipping Boy M Reporter (Celia Dickinson) 183284 1930 Whipping Boy, The N Flanagan, Roy Journalist, formerly with a New York Daily, now runs a small town paper. After breaking a national story, he ends up back in New York on a newspaper. 183285 2009 Whipping of Martha Philipson, The N Mutch, Jim Journalist Kathy Watson sets out to research her family tree 300 years after her descendant Martha Philipson died an agonizing death following a brutal and humiliating public flogging for stealing a bodice in 1727. Watson becomes embroiled in a deranged quest for vengeance. Kathy recruits trusted friends to assist in the kidnap of two descendants of Martha’s judge and jailer. “To do unto them....” that’s all Kathy wants. Nothing more, nothing less. Kathy and her victims, Claire and Sally, have much in common: they are young, fit and very strong-willed. Each has something the other wants. Each is determined to get what they want. Each is willing to go to any lengths to get it, even it if means committing murder. 183286 1935 Whipsaw M DVD -R HQ 1792 Reporter (Ben Moorhouse). Reporter (Jack Mack). Reporter (Bert Moorhouse). Photographer (Frank De Voe). Photographer (Lee Phelps). Newsboy voice-over "Extra" reading headlines from newspapers on screen.. 183287 1970 Whirlpool M AFI-Photographers Reporter (Jerry Storm). Photographer 183288 1934 Whirlpool M VHS 1055 Emmett, Howard (Story). Dorothy Howell, Ethel Hill (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter for the Morning Globe, Sandra (Jean Arthur), is assigned a story involving a nightclub owner, who turns out to be her father who was sent to prison and thought killed in a whirlpool while trying to escape. During the interview she recognizes the man as a father from a picture her mother kept. Drops the story. Editor gives assignment to her fiancé Bob (Donald Cook). Father kills crooked lawyer and himself so the reporter's mother will never find out the truth. Editor (Oscar Apfel). 183289 2004 Whirlwind N Jaffe, Michael Grant Weatherman Lucas Prouty is a lonely, OCD-ridden meteorologist in a second-rate market. Quiet, thoughtful. Book explores the effects of a sudden, extreme fame on a flawed everyman -- who just happens to be genuinely passionate about barometric pressure. 183290 1979 Whirlwind Courtship NR Taylor, Jayne (pseudonym Jayne Ann Krentz) Reporter Zanita Masterson falls in love with a tough-minded scientist while on an old-fashioned date, while in Whirlwind Courtship, a consummate bachelor doubts his conviction during a mountain getaway. 183291 1990 Whiskey River NM OWN - H - P Estleman, Loren D. Newspaperman Connie Minor in Motor City, Detroit, 1928. 183292 2008 Whiskey Road: Love Story, A N Siplin, Karen African-American Paparazza Jimi Anne Hamilton has decided to throw in the towel after one too many run-ins with irate A-list celebrities and their bodyguards on the streets of Los Angeles. But when she planned to ride her BMW motorcycle from California to New York, she didn’t count on having her cross-country adventure interrupted by a motorcycle thief. After the brutal attack, which sees both her motorcycle and camera equipment stolen, she finds herself left with only her helmet, a few clothes and a bag of money she swiped from her attacker. Disillusioned and hurt, Jimi chooses to recuperate in a nearby town where she meets a local contractor fighting his own demons. The small-town Pennsylvania contractor buys Jimi some medical supplies and drops her off at a local inn. She returns the favor when she comes across him in a bar, his nose bloodied. The Harley-riding paparazzi named Jimi was going from New York to Los Angeles but now stays long enough to fall in love. As their relationship gets serious, the man’s brother, freshly released from jail, turns up in town and brings plenty of trouble with him. 183293 2008 Whiskey Road: Love Story, A N Siplin, Karen African-American Photojournalist Jimi Anne Hamilton is a savvy female celebrity paparazza who after one too many run-ins with irate A-list celebrities and their bodyguards on the streets of Los Angeles has decided to throw in the towel. But when she planned to ride her BMW K 1200 motorcycle from California to New York, she didn’t count on having her cross-country adventure interrupted by a motorcycle thief. After the brutal attack, which sees both her motorcycle and camera equipment stolen, she finds herself left with only her helmet, a few clothes, and a bag of money she swiped from her attacker. Disillusioned and hurt, Jimi chooses to recuperate in a nearby town where she meets Caleb Atwood, a local contractor fighting his own demons. Jimi and Caleb make a mismatched pair: black and white, highbrow and low. But in Caleb, Jimi believes she has found someone who feels as much of an outsider as she is. Wen rough-hewn small-town Pennsylvania contractor Caleb Atwood sees an African-American woman who appears to have been beaten, he buys her some medical supplies and drops her off at a local inn. She returns the favor when she comes across him in a bar parking lot, his nose bloodied. As it turns out, she’s a Harley-riding paparazzi named Jimi on her way to New York from L.A. Her injuries are the result of a run-in with a motorcycle thief. Caleb’s bloody nose leads to a love affair, much to the dismay of a few of Caleb’s friends. As Caleb and Jimi’s relationship become serious, Caleb’s brother, freshly released from jail, turns up in town and brings plenty of trouble with him. 183294 1988 Whisper Business, The SM PVL Hanson, Deborah In "Womansleuth Anthology, The: Contemporary Mystery Stories By Women." Gossip Columnist Amelia Crater of the L.A. Times solves the mystery surrounding the death of a much-hated Hollywood agent, and for once she knows how to keep a secret. "…in a dress the color of her car, to go with her favorite shade of lipstick…" 183295 1988 Whisper Kills, A (aka Whisperkill) MT SVD 539. SVD 538. SV 60 Bensink, John Robert (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor-Publisher of the Faircrest Falcon (Loni Anderson). Partner is killed after receiving a threatening phone call in a bar. A hard-bitten journalist (Joe Penny) comes to town to see the victim and stays to investigate the killings. Female editor moved to town six months ago leaving the Santa Lucia Journal because she wanted to become self-employed. She offers the journalist a job, then turns him down because he doesn't have a resume. She finds out he went to the Columbia School of Journalism and did stints at the Boston Globe and Washington Post having also covered the evacuation of Saigon and the invasion of Grenada. He has a weakness for alcohol and has had trouble holding a job. Editor has to contend with rival reporter from her former paper and with local police who want her to downplay the story. She agrees to withhold information with understanding she'll get the story first. Police deceive her and give the story to the rival paper. Then the rival reporter is killed. The killer turns out to be the editor's mother, a famous columnist (June Lockhart). Journalist puts out a bulldog edition with the scoop. 183296 1946 Whisper Murder! N Kelsey, Vera Press 183297 1984 Whisper My Name N Hebert, Ernest Journalist Chance is trying to determine who his real father is. 183298 1998 Whisper My Name N Michaels, Fern Woman journalist Female Journalist 183299 2004 Whisper My Name: House on Talbert Street N Rapier, Joyce L. Investigative Reporter Calvin Glass for the Chicago Daily Tribune is a friend of a retired detective in 1933 and they delve into the mysterious circumstances surrounding the stabbing and death of two men. 183300 2006 Whisper of Wanting, A NR Sobrato, Jamie Lust Potion #9 series - Harlequin Blaze Journalist Ethan Ramsey comes up with a potion that renders people crazy with lust. But the colorless liquid is just another one of Ramsey’s schemes to get police detective Nicole Arroyo into bed. With her weakness for sexy men who break women’s hearts, there’s no way she’s giving him a chance. So how can she explain the sizzling urge that leads to the hot encounter with him in the back seat of his car, or the one against her front door? Well, for some reason, she now wants Ethan. But a lust potion? It couldn’t possibly be real -- or could it? 183301 2008 Whispered Dreams N Shu, Samantha Reporter Garrett Quinlan is a skilled and renowned journalist hot on the heels of a story that may cost him everything. As he sacrifices his own happiness to save Danielle Devon, a gorgeous and feisty FBI agent and a woman he just met, will he find peace? Passion and fear unite as he races against time and terror to reveal a shocking cover-up. Missing students, a mysterious research study gone horribly wrong and a dark and dangerous man waiting to cover it all up under the cloak of the C.I.A. A raging is psychopath obsessed with the beautiful FBI agent and his only desire is to stop her and possess her. In his quest to achieve his dark desires he will amass a death toll that haunts her trail and her mind. 183302 1924 Whispered Name, The M Weiman, Rita, Alice Leal Pollock (Play - "Co-respondent, The"). Lois Zellner (Scenario) AFI-Editors/Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book City Editor Fred Galvin (Hayden Stevenson) on the News secretly owns a scandal weekly, the Tattletale, and is involved in blackmail. His reporter Anne Gray (Ruth Clifford) was saved from a fake marriage by a millionaire and is now a reporter on the News. She is sent to interview a woman who is suing her husband for divorce. She not realize that the woman is the millionaire's wife and that she is being named as correspondent in the divorce suit. Galvin is arranging a blackmail plot with this news. Managing Editor John Manning (Niles Welch), who has fallen for the reporter, rescues her and beats up the city editor when he discovers his connection to the plot. Office Boy (Buddy Messenger) 183303 1947 Whispering City M VHS 854 Zuckerman, George, Michael Lennox (Story). Gina Kaus, Hugh Kemp, Sydney Banks (Additional Dialogue). Rian James, Leonard Lee (Screenplay) Canada -Ness Book Reporter Mary Roberts (Mary Anderson) investigates past murder linked to now prominent lawyer, a friend of the Editor Edward Durant (John Pratt). He's supporting a composer married to a shrewish wife. Finds that the wife has committed suicide. Destroys the note. He allows composer to believe he murdered her and then blacked out. Lawyer wants to blackmail composer into killing the reporter because she has found out too much about past events. Although she is apparently killed in accident at a waterfall, it turns out to be part of elaborate plot to trap lawyer by making him see reporter's "ghost" everywhere. Plan carried out with help of editor who tells police chief they had to resort to scheme because they had no direct evidence against lawyer. Editor: "That's why I printed a false news item in my paper. For the first time in my life…consciously, I mean." Editor Mr. Durant older man who tells reporter that no headline is worth risking her life. Canadian Journalists in the film. Reporters at Blanche's Apartment (Gordon Jones, Jean Lajeunesse). 183304 1943 Whispering Footsteps M Radio Newscaster (Norman Nesbitt). 183305 1947 Whispering Hill NM Albrand, Martha Newspaper Owner. Widow, 46, runs the paper her son works for. 183306 2006 Whispering Moon (aka Das Flustern des Mondes) MF DVD Germany Documentarians Jannis (Julian Stampfer) and Patrick (Dominik Harti) infiltrate a circus to shoot an undercover documentary exposing an underground political conspiracy responsible for a recent spate of assassination attempts. Jannis is a cute, young gay man and his adorable mute boyfriend is Patrick. But when Patrick meets Mo, a young woman whose sensitivity to sunlight forces her to live by night, Jannis’ jealousy threatens the entire project. Only Patrick’s unwavering devotion to the man he loves will help save the day and reveal the truth of who is behind the conspiracy. 183307 2008 Whispering Pines N Applewater, Mavis Former Reporter Faith Charles turned professional skeptic, isn’t thrilled at the prospect of spending the night in a house where strange things have already begun to happen. Whispering Pines was built in 1907 by sea captain Horatio Stratton. On the morning of Oct. 31, 1916, the servants arrived early to discover him alone in the house sitting calmly in his study and smoking his pipe. His wife and sister were missing and what the maid found in the kitchen sent her screaming from the house. Almost 100 years later, paranormal investigator Shawn Williams agrees to spend the night in the mysterious manor. Her companion is former reporter Faith Charles. The two women begin their adventure together possibly finding love along the way. The only thing standing in their way is the mystery of Whispering Pines. 183308 1951 Whispering Smith Hits London M News Media. Reporter (Stanley Baker). Reporter (Lionel Gross). Photographer (John Kyle). Photographer (John Singer). Photographer (Michael Ward). 183309 1920 Whispers M Connelly, Marc (Story). George D. Proctor (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Tabloid Reporter Pat Darrick (Matt Moore) works for a scandal sheet and has been assigned to the story after a reporter at the opera spotted a married man with another woman. She leaves for Washington. T Reporter meets her but does not realize she is the woman in the story. The woman keeps meeting up with the married man through accidental circumstances. When the reporter finds out she is the woman he is pursuing he is hurt. Reporter learns the scandal was not what it seemed and he leaves the yellow rag for her. Ness: Some sources indicate that the woman's estranged father runs a newspaper in a small Maryland town and at the end the reporter stays to marry her and help put the paper in the black. 183310 1996 Whispers NR OWN - P Jackson, Lisa Journalist Kane Moran was once the town bad boy, but grew up to be a respected journalist who plans to write a book solving a long-buried mystery in his town. It is 16 years since he left. Two men were bitter rivals for years, but the son and daughter of each family fell in love. Moran watched the 17-year-old girl and knew the man was not for her. In spite of her crush on him, she was drawn to Moran. The man's son drowns in the lake, but thanks to rival's money, the police don't investigate too thoroughly. All three of the rival's daughters claim to have been involved in car accident at time of death but Moran knew there was much more to the story. Now 16 years later, his drive to uncover the truth is tempered by his continued attraction to the man's daughter he once loved. If she is involved, can he risk exposing her? Complicated story of love, greed and murder. 183311 1920 Whispers N OWN - H Dodge, Louis Newspaperman central character in mystery. Robert Estabrook, reporter who has been named "Whispers" by a hardened city editor because of a speech defect. Solves a mystery 183312 2006 Whispers From a Shallow Grave M News Media. TV Reporter (Lateefah Devoe). Radio Newsman (Jonny M. Duffy). TV Announcer (Linnea Quigley). When a beautiful photo model disappears, police track the photographer down who last saw her. 183313 1952 Whistle Stop USA DT Series. 9-28-1952 to 11-2-1952. CBS TV Newsman Charles Collingwood narrated this collection of film reports on the 1952 political campaigns. 183314 2008 Whistleblowers, The T Journalist (Chu Omambala). Tabloid Journalist (David Maybrick). 183315 2009 Whistler in the Dark N Ernst, Kathleen Editor Henderson, a widow with her 12-year-old daughter, starts a newspaper in the tiny mining town in the wilds of the Colorado Territory in 1867. But when they’re plagued by threatening notes, arson and an eerie nighttime whistler, Emma realizes that someone doesn’t want them to stay. Henderson’s husband was killed in the Civil War and her mother has little time to spend with her. When Emma’s mother decides to wear a Reform Dress and move to Colorado to start a newspaper, Emma is even more upset. But her troubles become even worse when they arrive in Twin Pines. The gold rush town has no houses, no schools and no other girls Emma’s age. Someone also doesn’t want the newspaper to succeed and sends them a threatening note, dumps their ink, and sets fire to their paper. Emma also is scared because a ghostlike figure has followed them from Chicago and, each night, goes by her window at the boarding house and whistles a tune that her dead father used to whistle all the time. At the end of the story, Emma figures out who is trying to scare them away form Twin Pines, and who is the secret whistler. Emma also learns to admire her mother for going West where she could be more than just a mother. 183316 1944 Whistler, The M DVD -R HQ 6666, 6667. SVD 1094 Newspaper. Sun News prints story and photograph of missing manufacturer with phone number to call if anyone sees him. Key role in exposition and ending 183317 1951 Whistler, The: Alias Mr. Alden R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #492. 11-21-1951. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes News Correspondent Alan Alden is killed by a man who masquerades him to get Alden's money. Woman follows the killer and murders him, stealing the money. But police find her because the man wrote her name on a check she tore up. Her name was imprinted on the journalist's portable typewriter which had a brand new roller. Her name "was just as clear as if it had been typed on paper," the police say. The real Alden is never heard or seen just talked about during the program. His murder takes place before the program begins. His portable typewriter in its case becomes a major story point. 183318 1951 Whistler, The: Attempted Murder R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #479. 7-15-1951. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes Reporter Thomas ("Tom" "Tommy") Farrell of the Bulletin is marked for murder by the Syndicate and The Whistler (alias Philip Dalt, an attorney who fights crime) saves his life. 183319 1947 Whistler, The: Back Door R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #287. 10-29-1947. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes Reporters covering sensational trial of famous criminal lawyer and his mistress charged with killing his wife. Men in the press room agreed: unanimous in the opinion that the case was a most amazing drama. After 51 days in court, after 16 hours of waiting for the jury to bring in a verdict, these men in the press room were still fascinated with the case, still discussing pros and cons. That was testimony enough. One reporter: "Ward. I've got a feeling." "Yeah, what?" "Edward Crane's losing to lose this case." "Make yourself some dough. They're betting 8 to 5 he gets acquitted." "I know my hunch sounds crazy, but the whole thing was crazy from the beginning…acting for his own defense. That part don't make sense, does it?" "never did…"| "Plenty of guys are walking the street because Crane pulled a rabbit out of the hat at the right time." "There weren't any rabbits in this one, Ward. Funny it almost looked like the guy wasn't trying, as if he wanted to be convicted." 183320 1949 Whistler, The: Best Man R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #388. 10-16-1949. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Gossip Columnist Sid Walker works for a newspaper. He's a thick, heavy-set man. Public Relations Practitioner Sam Peters is a publicity agent for an ice skating star. Star's manager loves her but so does the PR man, who speaks in a fast-paced delivery. Manager: "I think the press deserves to know that the queen of ice skating is back in town, don't you think, Sam?" Opening night, manager is at his favorite bar when Walker comes up to him. "How's the keyhole columnist these days?" "Haven't you heard, I've switched to transoms." "Your right eye isn't as bloodshot as it used to be." Columnist tells him skating star is going to marry her new skating partner. "I feel great she finally tossed over a two-bit chiseler like you." Manager slugs columnist and the two fight. "Who told you?" "Right from the horse's mouth…when you're asked to be best man, don't say I didn't warn you." Backstage the columnist confronts the manager again. "Oh it's you Sid, the boy columnist." "I hear you and handsome went a couple of fast rounds last night." Manager asks Peters to come over and check the books. Then he sneaks out and kills the skater. But when he returns, Peters is gone. He left to marry the skater. There goes the alibi. 183321 1943 Whistler, The: Blank Wall, The R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #058. 6-26-1943. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Editor Grescom of a detective story weekly magazine who works with one of his writers, Wilson, to get a story ready for the next edition. Listeners think it is a real discussion about murder until the last few minutes. 183322 1946 Whistler, The: Blind Impulse R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #239. 12-02-1946. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Tabloid Press. Wife can't testify against her husband for killing her father. She tells him, "I could expose you…have you charged with murder and put on trial. Oh, yes, I can give the yellow journals a field day with the Crandall case…". "…Spread it all over the country for the six months. Human interest stuff, you know. 'Playgirl Heiress Collapses at Trial." "Money-Seeking Husband Denies Murder Charge." Reporters. Newsreels." "People smacking their lips over the scandal. Yes, it would make a wonderful two-page spread in the National Weekly, wouldn't it? But I'd do it, Steve. I'd take all that if I thought the'd be a chance in the world you'd be convicted." Isn't a chance. "I'd pay the price and get no where…illegal for a wife to testify against her husband. I'm helpless. I'm the only witness but I can't testify because I'm your wife." Turns out Steve's first divorce in Mexico invalid. So she can testify against her husband. And she will. 183323 1946 Whistler, The: Boomerang R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #199. 3-11-1946. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Crime Reporter Richard Hailey of the Evening Bulletin works with police to try to find out the identity of The Doorbell Killer" (named by the tabloids). A wife frames her husband and police kill him. The Ace Crime Reporter shows up at the wife's door as a she is leaving for Florida. He kills her because he's afraid she might identify him as the real Doorbell Killer. Hailey was a famous reporter, "the man who cracked the Jenkins case almost single-handedly." He turns out to be the killer. Interviews various people in the neighborhood including the wife's husband who challenges his authority and says he won't talk to reporters, just the police. When the woman sets up her husband so the police kill him, Hailey is there to witness the event. 183324 1954 Whistler, The: Borrowed Byline T SVDSP 1388 Series 1954. Based on the Radio series. Correspondent Craig McKelvey, a roving foreign correspondent stationed in Calcutta for six years, goes to Hong Kong. His editor in London, Timothy Eames of Fleet Street, fires him for leaving Calcutta without permission. Correspondent Frank Parksley. Old friend asks McKelvey to file a fake story that would enable him to buy rare Tibetian musk used in perfume. McKelvy explains doing this could finish him at the paper and asks for $50,000, which he gets. McKelvey kills Parksley and takes over his identity, files fake story, which turns out to be true. Parksley turns out to be the source for the musk, which is in the luggage in McKelvey's room where police find it -- and the journalist. 183325 1947 Whistler, The: Borrowed Byline R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #274. 7-30-1947. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Correspondent Craig McKelvey, a roving foreign correspondent stationed in Calcutta for six years, goes to Hong Kong. His editor in London, Timothy Eames of Fleet Street, fires him for leaving Calcutta without permission. Correspondent Frank Parksley. Old friend asks McKelvey to file a fake story that would enable him to buy rare Tibetian musk used in perfume. McKelvy explains doing this could finish him at the paper and asks for $50,000, which he gets. Friend tells him: "Your reputation with your paper must remain unimpeachable at least until your story is filed." Then McKelvey gets a cable from Eames firing him: "Consider your impromptu departure from Calcutta inexcusable…." "Your services with this paper terminated immediately. Frank Parksley has requested temporary transfer to Hong Kong. Instructing him to replace you upon arrival." McKelvey meets Parksley at the ship: "We all have one editor that can't stand us." McKelvey kills Parksley and takes over his identity, files fake story, which turns out to be true. Parksley turns out to be the source for the musk, which is in the luggage in McKelvey's room where police find it -- and the journalist. 183326 1949 Whistler, The: Brief Pause for Murder R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #383 9-11-1949 Radio News Announcer Roger Wickson figures out he can't be two places at once so he makes a recording pretending he's doing the station identification and a public service message for the police live at 20 seconds to 10 p.m. He strangles his wife and returns to the station. On the way he turns on the radio to hear his "live" broadcast. All goes well until the recording sticks and his voice keeps repeating a phrase over and over again proving it is a recording. His alibi is gone and he realizes he will be arrested for murder. 183327 1947 Whistler, The: Caesar's Wife R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #266. 6-2-1947. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes Press Agent Kirby Morton works for a criminal for many years. "Put yourself in my shoes. Press Agent for Mr. Big…colorful character, the walking question mark…."` "A guy who can swing elections and collect payoffs, but who can't stand the sight of blood or the feel of a razor against his face and I can't say a word to the newspapers, can't even ask questions. Front guy to a guy I don't even know." Turns out criminal is a hemophiliac. His wife scours the country for a donor because the crook has a rare blood type. He thinks she is having an affair with the man and kills him, cutting himself in the process. His doctor says not to worry His wife has a donor who can save his life. Then the doctor finds out the man has been murdered and there is no hope for the criminal who mistakenly killed his only hope to live. 183328 1947 Whistler, The: Case for Mr. Carrington R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #286. 10-22-1947. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes Financial Editor Sid Riggs of the Kingston Express. Talking to man in hotel bar who plans to kill his partner and blame the murder on his son. Son comes into the bar. They fight and he tells the son to leave his father alone. Riggs watches it all. 183329 1950 Whistler, The: Chinese Elephant Puzzle R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #408. 3-5-1950. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Reporter-Photographer Amy Ettinger of the News-Sentinel also writes the lonely arts column and "oh, if you ever want any recipes, write to Aunt Clara, that's me." Girlfriend of local sheriff so she has complete access to a murder site. She's been going steady for five years: "He doesn't approve of me working for a newspaper." Art Dealer: "You're a photographer, too?" Ettinger: "A small-town reporter has to be ready for any emergency." Art Dealer says the dead man's Chinese art collection might make a good story. "Why not take a few shots?" She does and the pictures turn out to be the art dealer's undoing, proving he stole the Chinese Elephant Puzzle from the dead man. Earlier pictures shot by the Sheriff Deputy show the puzzle piece on the table. Ettinger's pictures show it is missing. The puzzle was filled with diamonds and whoever has the diamonds is the killer. They find the diamonds in the art dealer's hotel room. 183330 1948 Whistler, The: Comeback R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #297. 1-7-1948. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes Theater Critics mentioned throughout as key to drunken actor's comeback. 183331 1947 Whistler, The: Dark Moon R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #289. 11-05-1947. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes Gossip Columnist Frances Connors…"Queen Francis herself…Be nice to her dealing. She can make or break any actor in Hollywood." Actor: "Should I kneel down and kiss her hand…." "Give her that captivating smile A26, the impressive one." "Frances…I'd like you to meet…." Connors: "Mr. Lucky himself…I've been waiting to meet you…I've heard the good news. Congratulations. It's a great story and a great part, darling. I'm all for you…." "Well, let's have the story. What did you do up to now, love? Ever been married, divorced, kidnapped, shot at?..." "I'll think up some questions while you're gone…." Actor kills ex-wife who is now married to the director who wants to give the actor the part of a life-time. His alibi disappears when his girlfriend tells police, innocently enough, that the actor was at the woman's house at the time of the murder. 183332 1949 Whistler, The: Deal With Death R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #368. 5-29-1949. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes Reporter Scott Rainey (Frank Lovejoy) for "one of San Francisco's leading dailies." Rainey's long-time rival Matt Creegan. Rivalry is not just confined to newspaper business. Rainey thinks Creegan is having an affair with his wife. At a bar, Rainey hears about an explosion and fire at a hotel. When Rainey says he should check into it, bartender says, "Always on the beat." Rainey: "A reporter is only as good as his last hot story." Body is identified as Rainey. Police ask reporter to play dead until they figure out what's going on. Police Lt. greets reporters: "Here they come…Hiya boys. What can I do for you." Whistler: "The voices of the Lt. questioners drift over the transom to you. You recognize them all." "Reporters. Carter. Benson. LeGrand. And then one voice cuts through, the most familiar one of all, the voice of Matt Creegan, your old rival." Lt. asks Creegan: "Not worried about being scooped by your old pal?" "I'm not worried." Turns out Creegan is getting married. Rainey's wife knew a con-man when she was young who just got out of jail and wants her back. He plans to kill Rainey but when the bomb he set up for Rainey explodes, it kills him. 183333 1947 Whistler, The: Eight To Twelve R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #251. 2-24-1947. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Crime Reporter Danny Brine, top reporter in San Francisco, $200 a week on San Francisco Express. City Editor Martin Graves fires him because he is taking payoffs. Graves, called by Brine, "Little Napoleon" invites him back to the paper as a rewrite man. Graves tells Brine he knows he can't work anywhere else in San Francisco because Brine has been to the San Francisco Examiner, Chronicle and News and no one wants him. If he wants to stay in San Francisco, the Express is the only place he can work. Brine kills Graves in a fit of passion. Then kills a man outside the building who recognizes him. Arrested for murder when he can't provide an alibi for himself. Fellow journalist on the Express is Stan MacIntosh. 183334 1947 Whistler, The: Eight To Twelve R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #268. 6-16-1947. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Columnist Stanton Edwards doesn't like a diplomat who won't speak to the press. Edwards tells him: "You won't be sure what happened there until you read the papers." At the Washington D.C. airport, the diplomat also scorns the press before going to San Francisco. The photographers shoot pictures and he tells reporters: "No Comment," then angrily tells the press: "Don't you understand English, man, no comment." At breakfast Edwards confronts the diplomat saying that he poisoned his colleague up for the same promotion. A picture taken of him at the airport was printed in the paper and Edwards has "an excellent memory for people I dislike." A package of poisoned cheese the diplomat claimed was sent to him from San Francisco is in his hand at the Washington airport -- Edwards: "I ran down the negative. Enlargement we made up for police shows the printing nice and large and clear." This proves the diplomat sent the package of poisoned cheese to himself. 183335 1954 Whistler, The: Feature Story R L. Vol. 5, CD MP3 Episodes. 2/28/54 (614) Editor Dan Brady, local newspaper editor, Clarion. Criminal pretends he's a reporter. 183336 1954 Whistler, The: Feature Story R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #614. 2-28-1954 Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Prison Newspaper. Martin worked on a prison newspaper with Joe Gibson who wrote editorials. Gibson embezzled a lot of money and nobody could find it. Martin pretends he's a reporter doing a story on Gibson's death -- it isn't Gibson. The real Gibson is the town's benefactor. Martin says he's doing a feature story on Gibson and blackmails the benefactor into giving him the money. But authorities figure out the dead man is not Gibson and catch both the benefactor and the man pretending to be a freelance journalist. Promises everyone a copy of the story after he gets back to New York and writes it. 183337 1945 Whistler, The: Final Return R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #180. 10-29-1945. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes News Media. Politician-Candidate talks to reporters covering various campaigns. Wife runs his campaigns, writes his speeches, moves him to the top of the heap, but she constantly corrects his grammar and other ways of the uneducated man. He finally can't take it anymore so he threatens to kill her. She writes a suicide note, but puts in a grammatical error which their best friend catches. He knows the husband forced her to kill herself and so he kills him. The wife had the last laugh. 183338 1954 Whistler, The: Garvey's Folly R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #607. 1-24-1954 Theater critics pan a director-writer's play. His last two plays were also dismal failures. So is this one. Reviews are terrible. "I don't care what they say," he tells everybody. Actress in the play is angry about the reviews: "Listen to Bryce's review in the World…What about the other critics? Would you like me to quote them?" 183339 1947 Whistler, The: Girl Next Door, The R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #277. 8-20-1947. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes Publisher Louise Roberts owns the newspaper and lets her brother, Neal Roberts, run the paper, but she watches him like a hawk and makes all the decision. Neal falls in love with an actress who is "the girl next door" on the screen. She is also "the girl next door" since she lives next to the Roberts. Syndicated columns on her career are read and appreciated by 30 million movie fans. But she's run out of money and decides to marry millionaire Roberts. When her past catches up with her, she kills Louise to keep her secret past safe. Louise hired a private eye to look into her past. She has accused the actress of marrying her brother for his money. "In a few years, I'm turning full control of the newspaper over to Neal. It's quite a responsibility and he'll need a wife who can help him shoulder it. Frankly…you're not exactly what I had in mind." Actress is six years older than Neal. Louise: "I love my brother…he's in love with a shadow…with that wholesome character you used to play on the screen, the girl next door." Sister discovers actress is still married to a man in a state hospital. Actress kills her and is caught. 183340 1949 Whistler, The: Golden Opportunity R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #366. 5-15-1949 Press. When attorney reports his wife has been murdered, police and press show up. "How about a picture, counselor?" He is questioned by reporters. "How long as this romance been going on…" police cut off reporters. "Later boys. Later." Partner had confessed to the crime but husband really killed his wife and is caught by the end of the program in a surprise ending. 183341 1945 Whistler, The: House on Sycamore Road, The R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #178. 10-15-1945. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Newspaperman Harold Phillips and his wife, Muriel rent an old woman's home and find a fortune buried in the clock. Harold works in the classified ad section "on a stupid hometown paper…an ink-stained nobody" (is how his wife puts it). Harold kills a man who he and his wife think is looking for the money. Then he kills Muriel when she hounds him. Mr. Gardener, Harold's boss at the newspaper, calls Harold on the carpet because of absent-minded errors he makes in the classified section. 183342 1954 Whistler, The: Hudson Bay Incident R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #615. 3-7-1954 Reporters cover an important international business conference between United States and Japan. American businessman who is hosting the event in his home, is asked to go down to the main lounge and talk to the reporters before the Japanese dignity arrives He accidentally kills the Japanese businessman during a hunting expedition jeopardizing the deal to get important material for this country's defense. "We can't let any of the reporters get wind of what happened. Not yet," he says. "I don't think they can see us from the main lounge," says his assistant. Businessman: "Reporters are climbing all over (another assistant). I have to go out and talk to them.": It turns out the man who was killed was an imposter The real Japanese dignitary shows up and all ends well. The main plot has nothing to do with journalism -- the man's assistant tried to blackmail him into giving him a promotion by saying he would say the shooting was intentional. 183343 1955 Whistler, The: Huntress, The R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #602. 12-20-1953 Gossip Columnist Joe Bartlett, "a West Coast News Columnist" seems a rich man and a mysterious woman in black in Las Vegas and tries to find out who she is. When told to forget it by the rich man, he relents: "Sure, it's forgotten." In Los Angeles, Barlett finds the woman and calls her. "This is Joe Barlett, News Columnist," he tells her and questions her. She tells them the two are just good friends knowing that he will print the item. The rich man's fiancee sees the story. He breaks off his engagement and marries the mysterious woman in black, a fortune huntress who is looking for money to pay back some she has embezzled from her boss. The story appears in Barlett's "rumor column" the next morning. Reporter Joe Barlett accomplished even more than the woman hoped for. The rich man tells her later, After that newspaper story, she asked me point blank how I felt about you. When he tells her, the engagement is off and he leaves his crying fiancé for the woman in black. When his father finds out her past, she locks him in a freezer, but police rescue him and she's arrested for attempted murder. 183344 1950 Whistler, The: Lady With a Key R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #412. 4-2-1950. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes Newspaper Story. If a killer had read the newspaper he wouldn't have gone to the woman's apartment where police are waiting for the murderer to show up. Newspaper story had said that the serial numbers on the money he had stolen from the woman were given to police. Police Lt. says to the killer: "Tells all about it right on the front page of the newspaper you're carrying. You should have read it before you walked in on us." 183345 1948 Whistler, The: Meeting on Tenth Street R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #304. 2-25-1948. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes Reporter Steven North of the Daily Bulletin. On Feb. 25, the final edition of the Daily Bulletin was a sell-out 10 minutes after it hit the streets. Across the top of the page, headlines screamed that the District Attorney's office had at last won…. …it's long fight against the city's organized crime. But the real drama was below. neatly centered on the page in an article by North entitled "Retraction." "In 25 years in the newspaper game, this reporter has never before been forced to print a…. …retraction. Today IO break that record. Last week I called a man a weakling in a column. I vilified him…Now I want to correct this injustice. The story of Darryl Wright is one every newspaper reader…." The story of Darryl Wright was all there in neat black type, worded in the dramatic style of a famous reporter. It was all there but the truth. North was shot, a couple of slugs in his leg, by a crime syndicate. Wright comes to him, wants to go undercover to expose Murder For Hire. He quits after setting up the murder of the boyfriend of the girl he loves. But, in a twist, he gets killed instead and police expose the Murder for Hire ring. 183346 1945 Whistler, The: Miracle on 49th Street R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #188. 12-31-1945. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Magazine. Wanted man finds look-alike and wants to find out everything about him. A cohort pretends to be a reporter-photographer from Snap, the Photo Magazine, assigned to do story on the typical American citizen, the average guy who lives in the suburb. "A regular feature story," says the crook. Pretends to be a journalist so the wanted crook can find out all the details of the man's life. Interview and a party with friends at the magazine's expense. They invite all the man's friends, take pictures with a Speed Graphic, and finds out all they need to know so the wanted man can impersonate his look-alike. The fake journalist tells the man, "We'll invite all your friends, take pictures, give you a lot of p0ublicity for the hardware business…list of relatives and friends, w here they live, what they do, that kind of stuff." 183347 1947 Whistler, The: Murder in Haste R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #293. 12-17-1947. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes News Correspondent Frank covers train accident. He's at a highway restaurant at the grade crossing where they are taking the wounded. Daily Express Photographers in New York won’t rest until they take his picture. It appears in all the papers. "I'm a reporter…This is where I get my story," the reporter tells a detective when he questions why he is at the highway restaurant at the grade crossing where the accident took place. Reporter interviews man who says he is a mystery writer (the killer took over the mystery writer's identification after the train accident killed him). Two reporters then question the man to find out how his new magazine mystery serial ends in its final episode. He refuses to tell them because he doesn't know. But the detective read the final installment getting the magazine at a Miami newsstand. Reporter starts writing lead aloud: "...Jameson, the famous mystery writer traveling anonymously…." Detective tells the reporters the old lady did it. The killer leaves with the policeman to share a ride to New York. 183348 1946 Whistler, The: My Love Comes Home R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #218. 7-24-1946. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Night Editor of the New Bedford Gazette gets an anonymous call about a murder. "Take it down. You can check it tomorrow." The man tells him about the murder. "You realize I'm going to check this," says the editor. "All right, check all you want…you take it from there." The man calling is calling about his own "death" by his wife and her lover. But he survived. Police detective says they should release the story to the newspapers. "I'd say something to the effect that an anonymous phone call was received (turns into a radio news report) indicating that there might have been foul play in connection with… Police say no evidence so pilot manufactures evidence after hearing the radio news report. 183349 1946 Whistler, The: Next Year Is Mine R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #242. 12-23-1946. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Newspaperman Johnny Hale (Frank Lovejoy) sat at his desk, shuffling through stories and articles piled in front of him, blue-penciling some for changes and others for rewrite. Dec. 21 and he has a special Christmas edition to get out by Wednesday. Hale, however, is editing a prison newspapers. He's in jail for five years and due out in six months: Prisoner No. 56084. Cell Block 14. Friends with old prisoner who gets weekly letters from a woman he met in England decades ago. Hale is angry because someone in the censor's office is revealing the contents of the letters to the prisoners for a good laugh. Threatens to expose the warden who lives by book of rules in print next year when he goes back to a real newspaper. But then he finds out the truth -- the warden was writing the letters to keep the old prisoner happy. Hale vows to "tell the whole world" about the warden's kindness when he gets out. Prison newspaper assistant Larry Marx. 183350 1948 Whistler, The: Night Final R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #300. 1-28-1948. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes Reporter Helen Connover of the Daily Post is a newspaperwoman and a good one. Words came easy to her. Fresh, new interesting ways of saying what she saw, felt or heard. Her critics and colleagues agreed that regardless of her shortcomings as a person, she was a superlative reporter, holder of the Guild award for on the spot reporting, the first woman to win such an honor. She "scooped the whole town" when she comes across accident where state senator is killed. She's a reporter above everything else. Ann is on the rewrite desk. Eddie sets up "big headlines for little stories." City Editor. Connover covers the circus coming to town story that she always cover. She uses the assignment as an alibi to kill a lover. But Ann and the police show her a headline story showing that she missed a major news story so she couldn't be at the circus. After she confesses, Ann and Eddie reveal the morning edition of the Daily Post was a fake. Nothing really happened at the circus. It was a phony headline that caused her to confess to the murder. 183351 1944 Whistler, The: Not If I Kill You First R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #124. 10-02-1944 Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Reporters grill detective about recent jewel robbery and suspect arrested. 183352 1949 Whistler, The: Patroness of Murder R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #397. 12-18-1949. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes Art Critic Miles Hubbard, the aging sculptor turned critic evaluates a sculptor's work favorably not knowing the man is not the real sculptor. After the evaluation, the critic disappears from the program, which ends in murder. 183353 1947 Whistler, The: Present for Ricky R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #231. 10-07-1947. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Columnist. Nightclub Columnist Joey Laufter tells aging dancer he wouldn't make it without his younger partner and wife. Without him, he's nothing. So he kills her and blames a new dance partner, Ricky, for the crime. 183354 1951 Whistler, The: Public Hero R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #486. 9-2-1951. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes Freelance Newspaper and Publicity Photographer Jeff Lambert tries to kill the man who is marrying the woman he loves (and he needs her money) by pushing a boulder on top of him. But his action is mistaken as saving the man's life. The man has bought incriminating pictures shot by another photographer showing that Lambert was trying to kill him. He threatens to expose the public hero unless he leaves the woman alone. Lambert gets another woman who loves him to get the film plates for him by telling the man she is going to marry Lambert. Once he has the photographic plates, he deserts the woman and drives back to San Francisco at breakneck speed. His car misses a turn and goes over the ledge. But the crash doesn't kill him. The photographic plates break and cut him and he slowly bleeds to death before the police show up. 183355 1948 Whistler, The: Return Engagement R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #306. 3-10-1948. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Theater Critic Sheldon Craig. Actor Elliot Dawn has a burning hatred for drama critic Sheldon Craig who has ruined his career with terrible reviews for 15 years. He goes to the critic's home to kill him, but the gun in his pocket doesn't fire. Playwright casts actor in important play ignoring her friend Craig's advice. During the preview performance, the actor sees the critic say something to the playwright and leave. Dawn goes to Craig's home and kills him. Then he is killed when he panics thinking the police have arrived at the theater to arrest him after he overhears playwright and director reading a newspaper story: Actor Slays Critic. But last review a rave: "Actor Slays Critic -- Succumbing to the…." "...blandishments of a certain playwright, your correspondent violated two personal rulings of long standing last evening by attending a summer theater and catching a dress rehearsal of 'Rendezvous With April.' For the record, let us state that Elliot…. "...Dawn has arrived. Indeed this critic congratulates Judith Haskell for picking Elliot Dawn as the lead for her new play, certain to be the hit of next season. Let Broadway ring with the news: Elliot Dawn simply slays Sheldon Craig." 183356 1950 Whistler, The: Returned With the Spray R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #415. 4-23-1950. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Newspapers. New wife threatens husband that she will go to the newspapers and reveal their marriage if he doesn't pay her off. He kills her instead. He is about to marry a rich woman and news of his marriage, which took place when he was drunk, would destroy his future possibilities. 183357 1955 Whistler, The: Seven Steps to Murder R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #668. 3-10-1955. New York Drama Critic Archer Atkins of the New York Globe and Everett Clayton, syndicated Columnist for the New York Ledger . Atkins damns Clayton's play and Clayton loses everything. "Art knows no friendship Atkins tells Globe Editor Merchantson. Editor wants to fire him, "Too bad, I'm too influential," Atkins says. "One of these days you'll stick your neck out too far and I'll chop it off." Clayton: "The people don't decide what's good or bad anymore. They wait for the critics to tell them." Clayton: "You picked on the wrong guy. Archer, I've got 20 million readers too. Before this thing is over I'm going to make you look like the village idiot." Barbara Ross, fashion editor of the Ledger, gives Atkins book of love poetry Atkins writes rave review. Clayton reveals he wrote it. Globe Publisher wants Atkins' resignation. Atkins threatens colleague with a cane. "You hear, the great Atkins is no longer capable of using his cutting tongue. He must now resort to a cane." Atkins poisons Clayton and writes suicide note in which Clayton confesses all. Turns out the poems were written by Atkins when he was wooing Clayton's sister who told Clayton if he doesn't issue a public apology, she'll expose him. Police arrest Atkins. 183358 1952 Whistler, The: So Soon R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode. 11-30-1952. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Publicist Corinne Mitchell, once a copyist and part-time secretarial helper for a composer, is now head of her own publicity bureau. She comes up with a lyric just before the lyricist is killed. The only people who would know the line was she, the lyricist and the murderer -- who turns out to be the composer. He hated his partner who he thought was trying to steal the woman he loved. That woman was Mitchell -- who calls the police and has the composer arrested after she finds out he had to be the murderer. 183359 1954 Whistler, The: Spelling Green R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #622. 4-25-1954 Columnist Nola Norton was an assistant to veteran journalist Chuck Williams who had been writing his column for years. She pushes him off the balcony in his apartment and takes over his column. She loses an emerald earring at the scene of the crime. She has another earring made to match the missing green earring. Now she sits behind Chuck's old desk in the newspaper office writing Chuck's old column. But it's Nola Norton's column now and she loves every minute of it. Paul Wallace, Chuck's roommate and play-writing partner, suspects Norton of killing Williams so the column would be "all yours." She offers Paul a job as her assistant. He refuses the offer and shows her the earring he found. She grabs the earring and runs to the balcony -- but no one told her the balcony was under construction and she plunges to her death. Rewrite Man Egan Drake tells Nola when she comes to a party that he lost a bet that she wouldn't come that night. "Shows how little I know about women," he says. Nola: "It shows why you’re on the rewrite desk." Editor: Mac. 183360 1946 Whistler, The: Stolen Murder R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #221. 8-12-1946. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Publicity men are eager to make the details of a writer's life interesting reading for their columns. Publicist Doherty talks to the writer. "That should give you all you need Mr. Doherty, a good writer can always make something out of nothing, can't he?" Turns out Publicist Doherty is really a policeman who keeps questioning the writer about his wife and then arrests the write3r for murder. Turns out the man had stolen the real writer's manuscript and the real writer was a murderer who confessed the crime and how he did it in the best-selling book. Since the real writer is dead, the fake writer is doomed. 183361 1950 Whistler, The: Strange Meeting R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #409. 3-12-1950. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Freelance News Photographer Wally Frazier: "freelance news photographer and almost anything else that would bring him a welcomed dollar." Flying into Paris, Frazier meets a woman who puts an x-ray picture into his pocket that ends up killing him in one double-cross after another motivated by greed. 183362 1945 Whistler, The: Stray Dream, The R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #184. 11-26-1945. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Police Reporter Chris Claggett kills friend to marry his wife. He takes notes without even thinking, writing down every detail of what he hears and observes. His pencil moves automatically. Don't even have to think about it. In the city room at his newspaper, Reporter Holloway has a detail wrong and the city editor ("Chief") uses Claggett as an example of how a reporter should get every detail right. "He doesn't trust his memory, he takes everything down." "How do you know if it's not important, take it down anyway…It doesn't matter how busy you are. The first-class man takes notes without even thinking about it….that's what I mean about a reporter" -- Chief. Claggett keeps dreaming about the murder and thinks is wife is having the same dream. When he tries to kill his wife, the police are waiting for him. "All written out pretty as you please, 10 pages of it in your own handwriting…" "You weren't dreaming the same dream…she watched you get out of bed, take one of your spare note books out of the dresser drawer…you were too good a reporter. A guy who can take notes without thinking should never take a crack at murder…." (Policeman) 183363 1945 Whistler, The: To Rent Danger R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #152. 4-16-1945. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Reporter Daniel "Danny" L. Pearson of the Cincinnati Gazette, a newspaper reporter on his way to the capitol to cover a manhunt for an escaped murderer. Pearson borrows Rewrite Man Clem Tracy's car. Stops at a farmhouse for the night. Daughter accuses her step-mother of murdering her step-father. Step-mother thinks her daughter killed him. But it turns out step-father and murderer fought, the step-father killed him, changed clothes and ran way. Farmer thought escaped convict was a guest at his farm and that he would have been accused of murder. So no crime. Farmer killed in self-defense. Reporter innocent bystander. 183364 1954 Whistler, The: Triggerman T SVDSP 1388 Episode Reporter covering courts 183365 1948 Whistler, The: Twelve Portraits of Marcia R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #299. 1-21-1948. Series (1942-1954),. 420 Episodes Press. Art dealer uses suicide of model to promote artist's dozen portraits of her. He handles the reporters and photographers to get maximum publicity so first showing will sell out. "Artist looking at the last picture of the model he painted…" "Got it?" "Got it," says the photog. "And that's your story, gentlemen…got the ironic twist, gentlemen?" "Got it." Next day the artist and Marcia are all over the front page. Columnist prints story in which art dealer recants story. Artist furious. I'll suggest the columnist was drinking…" if police call me says the art dealer. Art dealer sets up artist to kill him. Suddenly the room is filled with a blinding light -- a flash gun. Reporters and photographers witnessed the whole thing. "The camera eye doesn't lie." Here's your caption, Joe, are you ready?" "Shoot." "Art Dealer Traps Murderer at Midnight Rendezvous." "Picture shows killer duplicating original murder plan…modus operandi. That's a good phrase. Use that one, Joe." Blank cartridges save life of dealer on eve of final showing. (Spells his name and artist's name). "That's all now. You've got a deadline to meet. You better run along." 183366 1946 Whistler, The: Waterford Case, The R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #205. 4-22-1946. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Newspaper headlines of the afternoon edition just hitting the stands -- "Son Guilty of Father's Murder." "Richard Waterford Junior To Die in Chair." "Waterford Heir Guilty." Women who can become long heir to fortune frames the competition. She frames the son of a rich father. Heir convicted of murdering his father and headed for the electric chair. For a day or two the headlines howl like banshees -- "Waterford Murderer To Die in Chair." "Richard Waterford Guilty. Inherits Father's Fortune But Won't Live To Spend It." Then a new headline: "Waterford Heir to Wed on Eve of Execution." Woman is furious because that means his wife will inherit millions. She plans to kill the fiancé. Fiancé helps police trap the woman and the son goes free. 183367 1946 Whistler, The: Witness at the Fountain, The R CD-MP3 (Five) Episode #226. 9-9-1946. Series (1942-1954). 420 Episodes Columnist Randy Dean of the New York Star-Express. In a world of happy-to-lucky newspapermen, "Randy was careful and methodical, living his life according to plan, scheduling each day down to the minute." He mentally blueprinted his future. Started on the Harristown Tribune and built his career like a ship. Came to New York, took a position on the Star-Express and, according to plan, married the publisher's daughter. Now a syndicated columnist at the top of the ladder. Turns out he killed his first wife so he could marry the publisher's daughter. He's being blackmailed for years. Finally kills the blackmailer. But makes an unplanned, fatal error. He and the victim sat on a park bench near the fountain. What the columnist didn't know if that the bench has just been painted and the stripes were on his coat's back and the victim's back. The perfect crime gone astray. 183368 2006 Whistler: Burden of Truth, The T Episode #5. 6-30-2006 Reporter Adam Lawson (Steve Bacic) arrives to do a story on a dead boy in the winter resort town of Whistler, British Columbia. Ethan enlists a reporter to write an article about Beck in the hopes of exposing Varland’s exploitation of Beck. Quinn finds himself in jail after his investigation into Beck’s blackmail scheme, but after Ryan bails him out, Quinn presses him to reveal what he knows about the blackmail and the secrets behind it. After A.J. embarrasses his father in front of potential investors, Adrien throws him out and cuts him off financially. 183369 2006 Whistler: Fallen T Episode #1. 6-25-2006 Reporter Adam Lawson (Steve Bacic) arrives to do a story on a dead boy in the winter resort town of Whistler, British Columbia. Newscaster (Jennifer Hedger). After Beck McKaye, a local Olympic snowboard champion, is found dead on the slopes of Whistler. His younger brother Quinn discovers that his brother may have been murdered. Meanwhile, Beck’s family and friends gather for his funeral. 183370 2006 Whistler: In the Air T Episode #7. 7-30-2006 Reporter Adam Lawson (Steve Bacic) arrives to do a story on a dead boy in the winter resort town of Whistler, British Columbia. Adam Lawson reveals to Ethan and Jan that his magazine won’t print the article exposing Adrien’s unethical treatment of the McKayes. Shelby makes plans to leave town when she thinks Adrien is out to get her. Quinn meets a waitress who may take his mind off of Carrie. Meanwhile, Adrien invites Nicole on a trip to West Virginia to buy a horse. Carrie loans A.J. money that was entrusted to her by Nicole. 183371 2006 Whistler: Out of the Shadows T Episode #2. 7-2-2006 Reporter Adam Lawson (Steve Bacic) arrives to do a story on a dead boy in the winter resort town of Whistler, British Columbia. Newscaster (Bill Good). Quinn continjues to dig deeper into Beck’s hidden life by forming his own friendship with Beck’s rich best buddy, A.J. Varland. Meanwhile, Ethan prepares to go back to work. Jen considers accepting a proposition from Adrien. By rejecting the advances of a VIP guest, Nicole inadvertently puts her career at the Varland Resort on the line. 183372 2006 Whistler: Will the Real Beck...? T Episode #6. 7-24-2006. Reporter Adam Lawson (Steve Bacic) arrives to do a story on a dead boy in the winter resort town of Whistler, British Columbia. Ethan and Jen don’t connect when he is too distracted by the discovery that Adrien Varland is buying out all the local businesses, causing her to seek comfort with Adam Lawson. Shelby worries Adrien may have discovered her affair with Beck. Against her better judgment, Nicole procures an escort for a married VIP. But when the main dies from an overdose of passion, Ryan’s skillful lies to the man’s wife convince Nicole she can never have a relationship with Ryan. Adam’s interviews raise his suspicions about the Coroner’s report on Beck’s death. 183373 1958 Whistling Arrow, The N Willans, Geoffre News Media 183374 1943 Whistling in Brooklyn M DVD -R HQ 2963, 2964 Reporter (Bert Moorhouse). Reporter (Jack Mulhall). Reporter (Grant Withers). Newspaper Editor Blake (Morris Ankrum). 183375 1941 Whistling in the Dark M VHS 1311 Radio. Wally Benton (Red Skelton) is a radio sleuth is actually becomes involved in a real crime. 183376 1933 Whistling in the Dark M DVD -R HQ 8369, 8368. Crime Writer (Ernest Truex) impresses a speakeasy owner and his goons with the plot for a perfect murder, then must try to prevent it. 183377 1861 Whitby Lifeboat Disaster, The P MLPL Terson 822 T3314-4 Press 183378 2006 White Air M Reporter Sanchez (Yvonne Arias). 183379 1993 White Angel M TV Anchorwoman (Caron Darwood). TV News Reporter (John Bennet). 183380 1995 White Angel N Gottesfeld, Gary Woman journalist Female Journalist 183381 1936 White Angel, The M SVD 1031 Shairp Mordaunt (Screenplay) Reporter Fuller of the London Times (Ian Hunter) in biography of Florence Nightingale. 183382 1937 White Bondage M SVD 541 Coldeway, Anthony (Story - "Lords of the Land"). Coldeway (Screenplay) Reporter David Graydon (Gordon Oliver) of the General Press Syndicate leans that plantation owners are tipping the scales of justice against the white sharecroppers in the South. Reporter undercover. Villain blames reporter for notifying authorities and farmers almost lynch him before he is saved. 183383 1988 White Cargo NM OWN - H Woods, Stuart TV Reporter. Beautiful television journalist 183384 2004 White Chicks M TV Reporter Denise Porter of NY 1. Fashion Critic (David Manske). 183385 1999 White Chocolate N Bowman, Elizabeth Atkins TV Journalist Taylor James is a woman with a mission: to fight racism. Undercover television journalist. Station is part of the Wolf TV Network, owned by ruthless Philip Carter. Engaged to James. Beautiful biracial journalist, committed to fighting racism, but still haunted by death threats from a white supremacist group that she had infiltrated and exposed, plans her wedding and grapples with long buried feelings for a childhood sweetheart 183386 1944 White Cliffs of Dover, The M DVD -R HQ 2578, 2579. SVD 1334 Miller, Alice Duer (Poem - "White Cliffs, The"). Claudine West, Ian Lustig, George Froeschel (Screenplay). Ness Book Editor Hiram Porter Dunn (Frank Morgan) of the Tulliver Sun. While he and his daughter are in England for brief visit, daughter is taken to a society party and falls in love with a man. She stays in England and marries him. Editor returns to paper. On a later visit to England, after her husband has been killed, the editor meets some German youths and immediately detects seeds of next war. 183387 2009 White Collar: Flip of the Coin T DVD -R HQ 11605 Episode #4. 11-13-2009 TV News Producer (Susan Misner) embedded in embattled Iraqi. The discovery of a large cache of gold puts Neal and Peter on the trail of a smuggler who’s dealing in Iraqi artifacts. At the start of their investigation, they suspect a U.S. soldier may be involved in the dirty dealings. But soon a corrupt TV news producer who’s embedded in the area catches their attention and could possibly lead them to the missing artifacts. 183388 1982 White Dog M Cameraman (Paul Bartel). 183389 2007 White Flag Down N Ross, Joe N. Swiss Journalist seeks evidence of her country's economic support of Nazi Germany in September 1942, but ruthless men are determined to stop her. She forms an alliance with an American airman shot down over neutral Switzerland with knowledge crucial to the Allied war effort, and a Russian major who leaves the Siege of Stalingrad to go to Bern to facilitate a Nazi-Soviet truce. 183390 2006 White Ghost Girls N Greenway, Alice War Photojournalist for Time Magazine covering the American War in Vietnam in 1967. He has a wife and two teenage girls in Hong Kong. The mother has lost control of the two girls and fears that her husband, the intrepid photojournalist, won't return. The photojournalist takes pictures of war -- of dead people, explosions, violence, peace, communism, and the unknown. His darkroom holds the secrets of what is happening and the two girls try to put the pictures together. The father visits every six weeks but he is so caught up in the war that he pays little attention to his family. It is summer of 1967 and the turmoil of the Maoist revolution is spilling over into Hong Kong and causing unrest as war rages in neighboring Vietnam. The teenage girls are caught up in a deadly demonstration at the market one day and their fate is in question. A boy and a mother is killed. 183391 1990 White Girl, The M TV Reporter. Kim's college roommate happens to be a local television reporter, a beautiful glamorous woman 183392 1970 White Hell of Pity N Lofts, Norah. White Editor plays a part in the story of a girl's tragic life. 183393 1998 White Hot NM Neggers, Carla Investigative Reporter Jeremiah Tabak of the Miami Tribune suspects his onetime lover publicist Mollie Lavendar of attending elegant charity parties in order to snatch expensive jewels from the rich and famous. Ten years ago, they had a torrid one-week affair that ended when Tabak sent her packing. Now she is back, running her own publicity firm and determined to avoid reliving the past. When a scruffy informant tips the crime reporter that Lavender appears to be the common denominator in a series of thefts at society events in southern Florida, he is interested in finding out the truth. Lavendar is a publicist trying to build a name and reputation for herself in Palm Beach society. The two become intimately involved with the jewel thief and each other. 183394 1991 White Hot: The Mysterious Murder of Thelma Todd MT News Media. Press, newsreel, photographers at her death 183395 2008 White House Autumn N White, Ellen Emerson News Media continue to annoy the U.S. President’s 17-year-old daughter who should have been used to the pressures of life in the spotlight after having lived in the White House for 10 months. She was trying to have a normal relationship with her boyfriend despite the intrusions by reporters and secret service agents who followed her everywhere. And when a psycho attacks her mother, things go from bad to worse and the news media become more of a burden than ever. 183396 1990 White Hunter, Black Heart M Photographer (Andrew Whaley). 183397 2009 White Journalist, The N Ehizojie, Nicholas Canadian Journalist Jessica Ringo is an old friend of University of Calgary physician, Samuel Davies who survived a bloody massacre in a conference where every guest including the vice president of Nigeria is killed. He survived by pretending to be dead. Ringo arrives in Lagos and finds him as he flees from attackers who want him dead because of what he witnessed. The two realize that the police and the state security service are involved with the assassinations and cover up. Her association with him ropes her into the wanted list and they become the most hunted pair in a country where laws are made to be broken. Their world turns into a living nightmare where every moment involves a desperate struggle for survival. 183398 1979 White Kids N Wolff, Michael Journalist-Narrator travels around America for his newspaper. 183399 1991 White Lie MT Reporter (Michael H. Ross). Post Reporter (Rick Andosca). Times Reporter (Ernest Dixon). 183400 1971 White Lie Assignment, The N OWN - H Driscoll, Peter London Photographer Michael Mannis, a London news photographer, goes to Communist Albania to take covert photographs (correspondent) 183401 1935 White Lies M Shumate, Harold (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Publisher John Mitchell (Walter Connolly) nicknamed "Front Page Mitchell" because he gets headlines at all costs. Reporter Roberts (William Demarest) objects about a story. Publisher learns the errors of his ways when his daughter is involved in a story. Variety, 1/1/35: "Story holds no brief for tab journalism, yet in a fashion, whether intentional or not, partly justifies it." 183402 1987 White Lies N OWN - H Salamon, Julie Feature Writer Jamaica Just, feature writer for a major daily, Writes column called "White Lies." 183403 1998 White Lies MT Canada TV Reporter Michelle St. John is a newsperson at a hospital. TV Newsperson 2 (Doug Murray). Older Reporter (Nicholas Rice). Producer Michael Proudfoot). Student Reporter (Camille James). African-American Journalist (Michael Kinney). 183404 1915 White Light of Publicity, The M PR -- Ness Book Reporter tries to get an interview with the man she believes drove an actress to attempt suicide. When the man intervenes on her behalf at a hotel, she decides not to turn in her story and resigns from the paper. Also discovers actress' suicide was a publicity stunt dreamed up by a press agent. 183405 1975 White Line Fever M Reporter (Arnold Jeffers) 183406 2002 White Male Infant N D'Amato, Barbara TV Reporter Gabrielle Coulter from CNN and her videographer Justin Craig are in Moscow working on a documentary on orphans around the world. Craig is brutally murdered with "Go Home!" sprayed on a nearby wall at the hotel. Hooligans wreck all their video equipment except three tapes Coulter had secreted away in her handbag. The CNN reporter and her cameraman see firsthand the deplorable conditions in Europe and Russian orphanages. A baby-selling cartel is involved. Couple dearly love the son they adopted from Russia four years ago. But when medical tests indicate their little boy couldn't possibly have come from Russia, the couple is plunged into dark, complex and emotionally fraught world of international adoption. 183407 1995 White Man's Burden M Newscaster (Amy Powell) 183408 2008 White Mary, The N Salak, Kira War Correspondent Marika Vecera has dedicated her life to helping the world’s oppressed and forgotten. When not on one of her dangerous assignments, she lives in Boston, exploring a new relationship with a psychologist who offers her glimpses of a better world. Returning from a harrowing assignment in the Congo where she was kidnapped by rebel soldiers, Vecera learns that a man she has always admired from afar, Pulitzer Prize-winning War Correspondent Robert Lewis, has committed suicide. Stunned, she abandons her magazine work to write his biography, settling down with the psychologist as their intimacy grows. But when she finds a curious letter from a missionary claiming to have seen Lewis in the remote jungle of Papua, New Guinea, she has to wonder: What if Lewis isn’t dead? Marika soon leaves to embark on her ultimate journey in one of the world’s most exotic and unknown lands. Through her eyes we experience the harsh realities of jungle travel, embrace the mythology of native tribes, and receive the special wisdom of Tobo, a witch doctor and sage, as we follow her extraordinary quest to learn the truth about Lewis—and about herself, along the way. 183409 2006 White Men Can't Dance M TV Newscaster (Sandra Harris). 183410 2005 White Men Can't Rap M Anchorwoman (Francine Bianco Tax). 183411 1987 White Mischief M Reporter. Handsome Reporter (Nigel Le Vaillant). Spotty Reporter (Basil Whybray). 183412 1985 White Nights M Journalist (Sussanah Morley) in Opera House Journalist at Consulat (Elisa Tornqviet). 183413 2005 White Noise M TV Reporter (Benita Ha). Architect's desire to speak with his wife from beyond the grave, becomes an obsession with supernatural repercussions. 183414 2007 White Noise 2: The Light M Reporters (Claire Riley, Marke Driesschen, Tasha Chiu). 183415 1987 White of the Eye M TV Newsman (Fred Allison) 183416 1954 White Orchid, The M Duncan, David, Reginald Le Borg (Screenplay-Story) Ness Book Photographer Kathryn Williams (Peggie Castle) for Quest magazine, is sent to assist writer Robert Burton (William Lundigan) in doing a piece on descendants of an ancient tribe in Mexico. Writer blames the editor for sending a woman, insults her. Later he tries to explain he did not tell his editor the whole story and that the assignment will be too dangerous for her. She insists on staying. Secretly takes picture of the hired guide who accuses her of trying to compete with men. She says she is a professional photographer who does not compete with anyone. Female photographer admits she asked for assignment so she could be near the writer. Captured by lost civilization. She is prepared to be a sacrifice and the two men rescue her. 183417 1934 White Priority Murders, The NM Carr, John Dickson Hollywood publicist Emery rushes after a glamorous film star from Hollywood trying to persuade her to return to her career. 183418 1994 White Queen N Jones, Gwyneth A. American Journalist Johnny Guglioli in exile 183419 2003 White Rabbit NM Daniel, David Newspaper. Underground weekly, the Rag. Amy Cole and Tess Ferriera 183420 1986 White Raven, The N OWN - P Blodgett, Michael Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist Tully Windsor, 183421 1998 White Raven, The M SVD 801, 807 Journalist (Ron Silver) is not alone in his quest to find a diamond missing since World War II. Reporter (Rhea Akler). Reporter (Ydau Dekelbaum). Reporter (Doug Murray). Reporter (Alice Poon). Reporter (John Stocker). 183422 1999 White River Kid, The M TV News Anchor (Linda Michael) 183423 1983 White River Rebels MT News Media 183424 2004 White Rod: Hero for the 21st Century, A M News Media. Reporter #5 (Eden Cane). Reporter #6 (Doris Dickerson). Reporter #32 (Bruce Nations). Narrator (Shannon Paris). Reporter #7 (Jeannie Robertson). 183425 1990 White Room M TV Interviewer (Ziggy Lorenc). Radio Interviewer (Nathalie Richard) 183426 2000 White Room, The M Reporter Robert Simmons (Scott Dunkleman). Newspaperman (John Rahal Sarrouf). 183427 1999 White Rose ( aka Una Rosa Blanca: La Verdadera Historia de Evangelina Cisneros, Una) N Ephron, Amy Reporter Karl Decker is William Randolph Hearst's ace journalist. He sends him to interview Evangelina, but that's only his cover-up to help her out of jail. Evangelina and her father have been fighting to liberate the Spanish people from Cuba in 1890. News of her incarceration reaches the newspapers of New York. William Randolph Hearst recognizes the opportunity for U.S. involvement in the Spanish-Cuban war. 183428 1983 White Sand, Wild Sea NR Blayne, Diana Reporter Nilli Blake for The Ashton Herald is a genuine Georgia peach, breathed a sigh of relief while she vacationed in the Bahamas, a gentle, exotic world of white sand, turquoise water and golden sun. She had come to relax, to forget her grief -- the flash flood that had ravaged her world savagely destroying the most precious part of her past. And the island was working its magic. It was bliss -- until she found herself gazing into the glacial eyes of a stranger, a man whose every move said power, wealth and danger. A man who attracted and repelled, teased and tormented, until she was caught, trapped, drowning in a raging torrent of churning emotions and irresistible desire. 183429 2006 White Shadow N Atkins, Ace Reporter and determined policeman expose the truth regarding the 1955 murder of a mob boss. 183430 1979 White Shadow, The: Feeling No Pain T Episode #28. 1-1-1980 News Media. News Reporter (Todd Susman). Knee injury forced Chicago Bulls forward Ken Reeves (Ken Howard) into retirement and he was talked into a coaching career by his old friend and teammate Jim Willis at Los Angeles' Carver High School. 183431 1980 White Shadow, The: If Your Number's Up, Get It Down T Episode #43. 12-16-1980 Publicity. In order to raise money for Carver's athletics, the team decides to organize a benefit. They publicize that Coach Reeves is dead in order to entice major sports and entertainment figures to attend. Jimmy Walker, Elgin Baylor, Sparky Anderson do (as themselves). Knee injury forced Chicago Bulls forward Ken Reeves (Ken Howard) into retirement and he was talked into a coaching career by his old friend and teammate Jim Willis at Los Angeles' Carver High School. 183432 1981 White Shadow, The: Mister Hero T Episode #47. 1-13-1981 News Media. Stone saves an elderly women's life by rescuing her from a burning car and the experience goes to his head after he appears on TV news and sensationalizes the story. Knee injury forced Chicago Bulls forward Ken Reeves (Ken Howard) into retirement and he was talked into a coaching career by his old friend and teammate Jim Willis at Los Angeles' Carver High School. 183433 1978 White Shadow, The: Offer, The T Rubin, Marc Episode #1. 12-11-1978. Series 11-27-1978 to 3-16-1981 TV Reporter Sally Adams (Fawne Harriman) is a beautiful, young TV journalist who is in town to do a special on Coach Reeves at Carver High. She tries to lure him into quitting his job as coach and going into broadcasting. Knee injury forced Chicago Bulls forward Ken Reeves (Ken Howard) into retirement and he was talked into a coaching career by his old friend and teammate Jim Willis at Los Angeles' Carver High School. 183434 1979 White Shadow, The: On the Line T DVD -R HQ 5417 Episode #16. 9-17-1979 School Newspaper Reporter School Newspaper Reporter Harold Witherspoon (David Raynr) uncovers a dubious arrangement that involves Jackson and a local bookmaker. Reporter is hard hitting and relentless. Knee injury forced Chicago Bulls forward Ken Reeves (Ken Howard) into retirement and he was talked into a coaching career by his old friend and teammate Jim Willis at Los Angeles' Carver High School. 183435 1996 White Smoke: Novel About the Next Papal Conclave, A N Greeley, Andrew M. New York Times Correspondent Dennis Michael Mulloy, a Pulitzer Prize-winner, "typical Irish Catholic journalist -- magical with words, a fall-down drunk, divorced, fallen away from the church." Mulloy is married to Patricia McLaughlin, lovely correspondent for CNN. He's also a close friend of the Chicago cardinal. He uncovers a Vatican banking scandal and corrupt, shadowy forces lurking in Vatican do their best to silence him. Intrigue and politics engulfing the Catholic Church as cardinals gather in Rome to elect a successor to the recently deceased pope. 183436 2001 White Squirrel, The N Carl, Lee Reporter Peter Gribbon lives for the hunt -- whether he’s chasing down the beautiful Barbara Smedley, a wealthy socialite turned social worker, or the latest hot led. The hard-driving journalist has little idea where his snooping into the mysterious commercial artist Harry Pitman will lead him, but he is sure to follow his nose to its shocking conclusion. Pitman is a man who has a seemingly idyllic life, a good job with an advertising firm, a house in the country and an adoring child he can dote on. Pitman also is a man with a secret that could tear apart his life. Rotund lawyer Caesar Kent is the best at what he does. With a theatrical flair and mental agility that belies his large frame, Kent is a killer in the courtroom. Pitman, Gribbin and Kent crash into each other. The stakes? A 13-year-old boy. 183437 1983 White Star MF West Germany Rock Music Reporter and his view of the angry excited punk generation. Journalist (Martin Peter). Presschef der Eurosound (Robert Bomilla). 183438 2000 White Star, The N Sullivan, Jane (pseudonym used by Jane Graves) Journalist Alison Baxter has put her career on ice to come to Australia with her husband and daughter. She and another women who went to school with her in England were best friends playing at being witches and believing in magic. Each is still damaged by the disappearance of her father. Alison Cullen and Jessie Cullen -- no relation whatever she pretends. Jessie is now the perfume magnate Belle Cullen. Spookily clad all in white, Belle eventually lets Alison into her Sydney tower block and then invites her for a rural weekend to observe the cloistered community that she calls The White Star. 183439 2005 White Stone Day N Gray, John MacLachlan Victorian Journalist Edmund Witty agrees to go undercover to expose a phony psychic. At a séance in a dilapidated London town house, Whitty is contacted by the spirit of his brother who drowned mysteriously during a crew race years earlier. The Rev. William L. Boltbyn enjoys photographing young girls. Whitty receives a compromising photograph of his late brother with a young girl resembling one of Boltbyn's current subjects. Punctuated by graphic newspaper reports. 183440 2005 White Terror DT Journalist Rene Monzat. Editor Christine Brand of Der Bund. Editor Stieg Larsson of Expo. Editor of Kriegsberichter Marko Niilo Kristian Jarvinen - Jasa. Editor-in-Chief Aleksei Venediktov of Ekho Moskvy Radio. Photographer Lauri Lyons. 183441 1915 White Terror, The M AFI-Editors/Newspaper The Clarion - Ness Book Quoted Editor Clifford Cole (Allen Holubar), editor of the Clarion., a paper under the control of a political boss running a mill town. Matthew Brand (Hobart Henley) buys the paper and teams up with Cole to expose conditions at the mills. Clash between press and magnate. Rich man buys a newspaper in order to print truth. Newspaper office blown up. Brand is injured when the bomb goes off prematurely and kills the bomber. 183442 1985 White Tiger Passage P MLPL Carr, J.D. Play Index, 1983-87 Press 183443 1983 White Water Rebels MT DVD -R 1843. SV 240 Freelance Photojournalist (Catherine Bach) and an outlaw kayaker expose ruthless builder of mountain dam 183444 1913 White Wisdom N James, Gertie de S. Wentworth Newspaper. Office of the Flashlight and the girl employed in the folding department. Not a nice story. 183445 2005 White: Novel, A N Whitcomb, Christopher Press Secretary Noah Engle, a polished former CNN Reporter. 183446 2009 Whitechapel MT Miniseries Journalist (Daniel Cren). Newsreader (Carrie Gracie). Modern police force in 2008 are fighting an old adversary in Whitechapel, London. A series of bloody, tragic and impossible crimes suggest someone carrying out copycat Jack the Ripper murders. The murders are investigated by three people -- Chandler, a fast-tracked, media savvy DI on his first big murder case, a nearing-retirement, hard-bitten DS and the eccentrically brilliant Jack the Ripper tour guide. 183447 1932 Whiteface M UK Only Press 183448 1984 Whitehall Sanction, The N OWN - P Gerson, Jack News Media 183449 1914 Whitemail SM GPL Kilmer, Joyce In "Ellery Queen's Poetic Justice." Journalist-Narrator. Spike Ritchie of the Daily News (1904-1907), now blackmailer and traitor. 183450 2004 Whiteout NM Follett, Ken Tabloid Journalist. A security director fends off advances of a tabloid reporter. 183451 1994 Whitewash MT Reporter (Heidi Stallings) 183452 2006 Whitewater Rendezvous NR Baldwin, Kim TV News Executive Megan Maxwell of World News Central and a laid-back outdoorswoman Chaz Herrick meet on a wilderness kayak adventure. The workaholic news executive works out of Chicago as the executive producer for a national TV news station. She has it all, terrific job, terrific friends, terrific health and a terrific sex life. The only thing that is missing is romantic love. Now Maxwell and Herrick battle the challenges of nature for survival and discover that true love may be nothing at all like they imagined. Megan, 32 and a vice president of a news division of a TV company is stressed to the max. She had her heart broken five years earlier and she no longer has the desire for a relationship., She has become something of a workaholic but is very satisfied with what she has because she knows she can never be hurt again. Chaz is a wilderness guide in the Alaskan summer and a professor during the academic year at the local college in Fairbanks. She has plenty of girlfriends, but no one she has dated had created the spark. When Megan’s friends in the Broadcast Broads group decide to go kayaking in Alaska for their annual vacation together, she reluctantly agreed to go. The trip will change her life. Anchor Shelley of WNC News. Reporter Justine. Excerpt: Chapter One Chicago, Illinois Megan Maxwell pressed the first two fingers of her right hand firmly against the throbbing in her temple, as she pushed open one of the thick glass double doors that led from the World News Central newsroom to the executive offices. As soon as the door whooshed shut, blissful quiet enveloped her, the first respite in a stressful and very long day. It was 7:15 p.m. and the management wing was dark, but for the light spilling out from under her office door at the end of the hallway. She made it halfway there before the BlackBerry on her left hip vibrated. Sighing, she reached beneath the tailored jacket of her navy pantsuit for the handset. The display read 911 control room. “Maxwell,” she answered in a clipped voice as she returned to the newsroom. “A small plane has entered the restricted air space around Camp David.” The voice belonged to the executive producer of the sportscast currently on the air. “Page Shelley to the studio,” she told him. “Extension 7892. She’s probably in makeup. I’m headed your way.” Shelley Vincent and Ted Gilliam were her 8 p.m. anchor team, and of the two, Shelley was by far the better ad-libber with breaking news. Megan strode briskly past the noisy assignment desk and the four large U-shaped communal writing pods where teams of writers, editors, and producers were preparing for upcoming new shows. She made a point of appearing oblivious to the eyes that glanced her way as she breezed through toward the control room, but she was well aware of the effect she had on her staff. No one had better appear to be idle when the vice president of news was around. As soon as she entered the dimly lit control room with its intimidating array of monitors and switchboards, the executive producer she’d just spoken to wordlessly vacated his chair so she could slip into it. There were two rows of seats in the futuristic control center, both facing a wall of monitors. The operations personnel who controlled the massive switchboards, a mind-boggling array of lighted buttons and switches, occupied the front row: audio operator, technical director, robotics camera operator, Chyron and graphics operator. In the second row, set on risers, were seats and computer terminals for the producer, executive producer, and director. The wall behind them was made of glass. On the other side was the studio, with its wide mahogany anchor desk and blue chroma-key wall for weather. Megan quickly scanned the Associated Press bulletin on the computer in front of her. It said only that a small plane had violated the no-fly zone and was approaching Camp David, and that the Air Force had dispatched two F-16 fighters to intercept it. “Two minutes out,” the director announced. Megan glanced at the monitors to make sure the other networks hadn’t beaten them to air with the story, then swiveled around in her chair to see her anchor just entering the studio. She punched the button that would key her mike to the studio speakers. “Less than two minutes, Shelley,” she informed the anchor. “Get your IFB in so I can brief you.” The anchor took her seat and fumbled for her earpiece. The interruptible feedback system allowed on-air talent to hear both program sound and instructions from the control room. Megan, meanwhile, keyed her mike to a small speaker on the assignment desk. “Nick, do we have confirmation?” The disembodied voice of the evening desk manager answered, “Yes, but nothing beyond what AP has.” “What about a live shot?” she asked. “From the Pentagon, roughly ten minutes away,” he answered. “One minute out,” the director announced. “Camera two, tight on Shelley.” Megan keyed her mike to the anchor’s IFB. “Another small plane has entered the restricted air space around the nation’s capitol,” she told Shelley, glancing at the monitor where the anchor’s image was being framed up and brought into focus. “This one is approaching Camp David, where the president is spending the weekend. Two F-16 fighters have been sent to intercept. We’ll have a live shot from the Pentagon shortly.” The anchor nodded and began jotting down the information. “Thirty seconds,” the director said. “Coming back on camera two.” “Since nine-eleven, hundreds of small planes have violated Washington’s restricted air space,” Megan spoke quickly into the anchor’s IFB. “Such incidents have become so routine that most go unreported. Four, however, have forced evacuations of lawmakers and others, the most recent of which was just two weeks ago, on April 18th. The so-called Air Defense Identification Zone comprises some two thousand square miles around the three D.C. area airports.” “Ten seconds,” the director announced. “Ready camera two. Shelley’s mike.” “Toss back to sports when you’re done,” Megan told the anchor as the floor director counted down the seconds. The cut-in went smoothly, the anchor reciting the information Megan had fed to her as effortlessly as if it had been typed on the teleprompter. They met two minutes later in the hallway outside the control room. “Nice job,” Megan said. “You should stick close. That live shot should be up soon.” “You know, it never ceases to amaze me,” Shelley responded, as she plucked a dark brown hair from the front of her taupe designer suit with a frown. “What does?” “How you can recite off the top of your head the background information on just about any story that crosses the wires. Names. Dates. Places. Context. And you’re never wrong.” Megan shrugged. “I’ve always had a pretty good memory.” “Phenomenal is more like it. I bet you can recite the names of every teacher you ever had, can’t you?” Shelley studied Megan’s face, clearly awaiting a response. She considered the question a moment. “Honestly? I could probably name every classmate, too, if I had to.” “We really should do a story on you.” “No, what we really should do is get back to work. You have a newscast to prep for.” She started to leave, but Shelley’s voice stopped her in her tracks. “By the way…” The anchor was looking at her with an impish smile and a sparkle in her pale blue eyes, like a child with a secret. “You…have some ink…” She pointed to Megan’s right cheek. “Ink?” Megan touched two fingers to her face as though she could feel the mark. “Is it bad?” She glanced around for a reflective surface: glass, chrome. Nothing. “You have a blue Sharpie…” Shelley drew a short jagged streak in the air with a perfectly manicured index finger. “Kind of like that Harry Potter—Lord Valdemort scar thingie.” “Sharpie?” Megan asked, aghast. “I haven’t had a Sharpie in my hand since…” She trailed off as she focused inward, remembering. Since my department head meeting. She knew immediately what had happened. She had nearly fallen asleep listening to the head of the sales department drone on and on about the latest ad revenues. Had sat at the conference table with her hand propped against her cheek, fighting back a yawn. Taking notes. Oh, crap. That meeting was at four and it’s after seven. “Since…?” Shelley’s voice interrupted her mental recounting of everywhere she’d been and everyone she’d seen in the intervening hours. “Never mind,” she grumbled, but she felt her expression soften when she looked at the anchor. “Thanks, Shelley.” “Don’t mention it.” She took the long way back to her office to avoid the newsroom and to make a stop in the expansive ladies’ lounge adjacent to the bookings unit. Designed for visiting celebrity guests, it was the nicest of the restrooms on the floor, and, best of all, it was deserted at this hour. The faint floral scent of hair spray assaulted her nostrils as she flicked on the lights and headed toward the long mirror where the hair and makeup artists worked. Her green eyes narrowed as she winced at her reflection. In addition to the three-inch-long jagged Sharpie tattoo, her normally impeccable façade was marred by an errant blond strand of hair that stood straight out of the side of her head. “And no one bothered to tell me,” she griped aloud. No one dared tell me. Grace had already gone home. Her assistant certainly would have told her how foolish she looked. And maybe a handful of others. The fact irritated her greatly. When she’d moved up the corporate ladder and starting making six figures, she began spending a good bit of money on her appearance, and as with everything else in her life, she paid attention to the details. Nice jewelry. Understated makeup. A $400 salon stop every five weeks for a trim from Ritchie and a touch-up to the blond highlights she added to her straight, shoulder-length medium brown hair. A pedicure, manicure, and massage twice a month. A designer wardrobe of suits—twenty-four in all—size eight, except the pants always needed to be shortened slightly to fit her five foot six height because she refused to wear heels. Not a single person said anything. Megan had learned to have a thick skin in her position, but it rankled to think that no one cared enough about her personally to spare her the embarrassment. At least no one you ran across in the last couple of hours, she tried to console herself. Whose fault is that? The question came and went like a whisper. She didn’t dwell on such things. It took a large dollop of cold cream, a couple of squirts of liquid soap, and vigorous scrubbing to erase the marking pen. Her cheek was beet red, like someone had slapped her, but that would pass. A spritz of hair spray tamed the unruly tuft of hair, and she felt almost presentable again. Not too shabby. Back to business. A loud groan escaped her lips when she opened her office door. The chaos awaiting her was far worse than she’d expected. Her massive oak desk was piled high with anchor audition tapes, employee contracts awaiting her signature, the latest ratings, reports from her department heads, and a vast number of other scripts, tapes, documents, and letters. Great. Just great. I’ll be lucky to get out of here by midnight. She slipped off her shoes and sank into her high-backed leather chair, automatically reaching for her remote to turn on the six monitors set into the opposite wall. The one tuned to WNC she left barely audible; those showing the competition were muted. It was only then that she noticed a space carefully cleared in the center of her desk so that her eyes would be drawn to the travel brochure placed there, isolated from the bedlam surrounding it—an enticing island in a hostile sea of paperwork. A yellow Post-it note on top relayed a message penned in the familiar backhand slant of her best friend Justine Bernard, a reporter with WNC. Give it up, already. You are coming along. I’m going to nag you until you do. Megan smiled for the first time that day. Justine was so damn persistent. But that is why you’re such a good reporter. Never take no for an answer. She started to toss the brochure into the trash, but stopped herself when she caught the picture on the back. It was breathtaking, a wide-angle photo of an endless caribou herd, tens of thousands of animals, set amidst a landscape of snow-topped mountains and lush, vibrant green valleys. She turned the brochure over and pulled off the Post-it note, revealing the words Discover Alaska, Land of Endless Adventures. Surrounding the header was a collage of happy tourists enjoying all the possibilities: dogsledding, whitewater kayaking and rafting, backpacking, fishing, whale watching. Opening the brochure, she saw that Justine had circled the trip she’d been chattering about for the last several days. Kayak the remote and scenic Odakonya River as it cuts through canyons in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and journeys across the coastal plain to the sea. Witness the magnificent spectacle of the annual migration of the Porcupine caribou herd. Fish for Arctic char and grayling. Explore the grandeur of the last great American frontier. An unforgettable experience that will change your life. There was a quote from Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas about the refuge that read, “This is the place for man turned scientist and explorer; poet and artist. Here he can experience a new reverence for life that is outside his own and yet a vital and joyous part of it.” Those are some pretty hefty promises. She had to admit they really were striking photographs. And as a child, she had dreamed about traveling through an untamed wilderness, like the early explorers she had read about. But that had been too many years ago, and she’d long since given up her childhood fantasies. And her only real experience with the out-of-doors had been a nightmare. Besides, there’s no way in the world this place could get along without me for two whole weeks. Even one week would be disastrous. 183453 1931 Whitey N Graham, Carroll-Garrett Press 183454 1959 Whither Do You Wander N Tickell, Jerrard News Media 183455 1909 Whitmore Mysteries, The SSF Carroll, Eustace Press 183456 2002 Whitney Houston: True Story, The MT News Media. Hollywood Journalist (Janet Charlton). Music Critic (Gladys Bourdain). Editor (Emil Wilbekin-Himself), Vibe Magazine. 183457 1974 Whiz Kid and the Mystery at Riverton, The MT Reporter (Pete Renaday-Renoudet). 183458 1983 Whiz Kids, The: Airwave Anarchy T Gannon, Joe Episode #6. 11-16-1983 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Criminal taps into the police computers and sabotages them so they cannot properly respond when his accomplices commit a crime. 183459 1983 Whiz Kids, The: Altaira (aka Richie's First Love) T Gordon, Jill. Lynn Barker. Bob Shayne Episode #17. 4-28-1964 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Richie and Farley quarrel when Farley suggests Richie's new girl friend set him up when information about a prototype tank proves false. 183460 1984 Whiz Kids, The: Amen to Amen T Magistretti, Paul Episode #12. 1-28-1984 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Richie solves a hieroglyphic inscription on a tomb, but it seems to be causing uncharacteristic behavior in all those who read it aloud. 183461 1983 Whiz Kids, The: Candidate For Murder (aka Negative Image) T Shayne, Bob Episode #4. 11-2-1983 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Los Angeles Gazette Photographer is assaulted after covering a gubernatorial candidate. Lew Farley can't understand why until Richie uses Computer Ralf to enhance the pictures he took and finds a fugitive embezzler. 183462 1983 Whiz Kids, The: Chip Off the Old Block. T DeGuere, Philip Episode #5. 11-9-1983 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Fellow student of Ritchie's is caught using the school computer to embezzle bank funds, but the fellow who catches him decides to use the kid's idea for himself. 183463 1983 Whiz Kids, The: Deadly Access T Crocker, James Episode #3. 10-26-1983 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Richie uncovers a secret water project while testing the security of a chemical company for its security chief who disappears after getting Richie's report. 183464 1983 Whiz Kids, The: Fatal Error (aka Old Business) T Sawyer, Tom Episode #2. 10-19-1983 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Richie learns the computer game he has been play-testing has a very different application for the convict who invented it and who has $12,000 hidden away on the outside. 183465 1984 Whiz Kids, The: Father's Day (aka Prodigal Dad, The T Buck, Craig Episode #16. 4-21-1984 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) KGB agent is pursuing Alice's new boyfriend. 183466 1984 Whiz Kids, The: Lollypop Gang Strikes Back, The T Barker, Lynn Episode #14. 2-25-1984 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Richie looks into why the Social Security System has declared Caron Marsh dead while Lew follows a gang of elderly heisters. 183467 1984 Whiz Kids, The: Maid in America T Crocker, James Episode #13. 2-4-1984 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Mrs. Adler's new maid leaves bugs around the house just before a visit from Mr. Adler who is supposed to be in town on government business. 183468 1983 Whiz Kids, The: May I Take Your Order? (aka Black Deeds in Babylon) T Maschler, Tim. Jack Laird Episode #18. 6-2-1984 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Alice overhears two men planning an order while working at a fast food place, but no one believes her, so she sets out to something about it herself. 183469 1984 Whiz Kids, The: Network, The T DeGuere, Philip. James Crocker Episode #10. 1-7-1984 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) FBI arrests Richie after trying to solve a challenge from a renowned hacker. 183470 1983 Whiz Kids, The: Programmed For Murder (aka Premiere) T Episode #1. 10-5-1983. Series 10-5-1983 to 6-2-1984. Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton). Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Richie and his friends discover a skeleton on property coveted by a development corporation. 183471 1983 Whiz Kids, The: Red Star (aka Spy in the Sky) T Guerdat, Andy. Steve Kreinberg Episode #9. 12-21-1983 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Computer Ralf mysteriously malfunctions and Richie becomes convinced that it is because of unusual electrical interference from a neighbor's satellite dish. 183472 1983 Whiz Kids, The: Return of the Big Rocker T Magistretti, Paul. Bob Shayne Episode #7. 11-23-1983 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Farley learns a rock star long presumed dead is really alive, but not responsible for the glut of "unknown" new songs his old record company is releasing. 183473 1983 Whiz Kids, The: Sufi Project, The T Buday, Don. Clyde Ware. Philip DeGuere. James Crocker Episode #15. 3-17-1984 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Lew asks for Richie's help in investigating the disappearance of a marine biologist who was using computers to communicate with dolphins. 183474 1984 Whiz Kids, The: Watch Out! T Crocker, James Episode #11. 1-14-1984 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Richie uses the TV-ratings meter at Ham's house to investigate how the system works and discovers proof that a consumer advocate's program has been sabotaged in the ratings. 183475 1983 Whiz Kids, The: Wrong Mr. Wright, The T Combest, Phil. Arthur Weingarten. Bob Shayne Episode #8. 11-30-1983 Reporter Lew Farley (Max Gail) for the Los Angeles Gazette helped by Quiz Kids of Canyon High School. Editor (Reid Shelton); Gallagher, the reporter (Michael Horton) Farley investigates a computer dating service unaware that Richie has secretly signed up his mother for the same service. 183476 1998 Who Am I? (Ngo Shut Sui) M DVD Journalist. Jackie Jan. 183477 1965 Who Are the Violets Now? N Waugh, Auberon Advice Columnist Arthur Friendship earns his living writing advice columns for Women’s Dream, a woman’s magazine. To offset this depressing and dreary activity, he works for a peace organization and idolizes the lovely, yet unattainable, Elizabeth Pedal. But Arthur’s plans do not turn out as he wishes them. 183478 1961 Who Are You, Mr. Sorge? (Qui Etes-Vous Mr. Sorge?) M French-Japanese production German Journalist Richard Sorge (Thomas Holtzmann) in Japan as undercover agent 183479 2007 Who Cares About Girls T Reporter (Lisa Ling). 183480 1996 Who Dares Win T Australia. Series 1996 Reporter (Tania Zaetta). Hosts (Annabelle Wallace, Mike Whitney). 183481 1982 Who Dares Wins M Newscaster (Anna Ford). Newscaster (Bill Hamilton). 183482 1991 Who Do You Love? N Sayers, Valerie New York Times Reporter during the Kennedy administration 183483 1988 Who Framed Roger Rabbit M DVD -R HQ 5515, 5516. Newscaster (Ed Herlihy). Editor (Morgan Deare). 183484 1999 Who Gets the House? M News Media. TV Reporter (Liz MacRae). TV Anchor (Bill Haugland). Poolette Announcer (Don A. Judd). 183485 2000 Who Goes There? N Campbell, John W. Reporter Ned "Scotty" Scott is on military expedition to the Arctic to investigate crash of plane. It turns out to be a flying saucer. Reporter is told to wait for authorization before writing a story. 183486 2004 Who Got the Bay City Rollers' Millions? T UK Reporter (John Craven) 183487 1982 Who Guards the Prince? NM OWN - H Hill, Reginald News Media 183488 1962 Who in the World? DT Interviewer-Host (Warren Hull). Hull interviews people who had made headlines in the previous week. Not enough people were found so the format changed to include human interest stories. 183489 2001 Who is Bernard Tapie? M TV Journalist (Denis Boutelier-Himself). Editor-in-Chief (Franz-Olivier Giesbert-Himself), Le Figaro. Editor-in-Chief (Jean-Eric Perrin-Himself) of RER Magazine. 183490 2010 Who Is Clark Rockefeller? MT DVD -R HQ 11837 (Media Excerpts) News Media cover the longest-running con in FBI history. Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter, the man people know as “Clark Rockefeller” (Eric McCormack) impersonates numerous people ranging from a Talk Show Host to a Pentagon advisor before ultimately claiming to be an heir to the famous Rockefeller family. 183491 2001 Who is Cletis Tout? M DVD -R 1758 Tabloid Video Journalist Cletis Tout (Danny Lima) shoots video of gangster strangling prostitute during sexual intercourse. Gangsters kill him. Burned beyond recognition. Tout worked for TV Tabloid program, specializing in hidden video on celebrities. An escaped convict Finch (Christian Slater) takes over Tout's identity without knowing what he is getting into. The gangsters, thinking Tout is alive, send hit men to get Finch-Tout. . 183492 1971 Who is Harry Kellerman and Why Is He Saying Those Terrible M Things About Me? News Media. Time Magazine's Man of the Year. Photographer (Irwin Rose). 183493 1942 Who is Hope Schuyler? M Ransome, Stephen (Novel - "Hearses Don't Hurry"). Armaud d'Usseau (Screenplay). Ness Book Reporter Lee Dale (Sheila Ryan) is involved with prosecutor assigned to clean up corruption. Hope Schuyler is mysterious astrologer who collected underworld payoffs for protection. She holds key to Allen's case against a corrupt district attorney. Reporter is even suspected of being the mystery woman and a few murders are committed before the final confrontation at a mountain lodge. Romance between reporter and prosecutor is complicated by judge's daughter who the prosecutor is also pursuing. She turns out to be the mystery woman and is also responsible for killing of an airport manager who could identify her. While trying to escape with the district attorney, she is shot by the corrupt attorney's wife. News Vendor (Bobby Hale). 183494 1986 Who Is Julia? MT TV Newscaster (Peter MacLean). Reporter (Brendon Boone). Reporter (William Harlow). Reporter (Sonia Kara). Reporter (Marti Litis). Reporter (James Watkins). One Scene Reporter (David Selburg). TV Commentator (Ford Rainey) 183495 1978 Who Is Killing the Great Chiefs of Europe? M Reporter (Sylvia Kay) 183496 1975 Who is the Black Dahlia? MT Reporter (John Fink). Other Press. Fact-based mystery drama. 183497 1865 Who is the Heir? N Collins, Mortimer Press 183498 2006 Who Is This Jesus Christ?: A Skeptical Roman Journalist of the First Century Searches for an Answer N Houser, William G., Rev. Journalist Marcus Valerius is a skeptical first century journalist for The Jersualem Gazette. It is 30 A.D. and Valerius, a news reporter and commentator for the newspaper, is at his life’s end because he won’t kneel to the Roman Gods’ statues. While he waits for the Roman soldiers, he is reviewing his life. He witnessed much of Jesus’ life from the time he was 12 and answering the rabbis in the temple. His last project in life is to gather his writings about Jesus. The book contains 28 newspaper columns written in the form of a news reporter providing eyewitness accounts of Jesus’ activities and teachings. Each column is written in the style of writings from Jesus’ time period. Valerius wants to discover who is Jesus. His 33-year task begins at the birth of the Christ-child in Bethlehem and continues to Jesus’ crucifixion, burial, and two days later at Jesus’ tomb. Each chapter is a newspaper column about Jesus: miracles, parables, deeds and words, faithful to those recorded by Matthews, Mark, Luke and John. At the end of each chapter, Marcus endeavors to uncover trickery, deception or fraud since he is a religious skeptic. Marcus’ life was changed as a result of reporting on Jesus’ life. He is ready to pay with his life because he no longer wants to worship the Roman gods or bow down as he is required to do. He feels anger at the dishonest Jewish leaders that caused the Roman emperor to give and put the very Son of God to death. 183499 2000 Who Killed Atlanta's Children? MT DVD -R HQ 2232, 2233. SVD 885 Magazine. Spin Magazine Journalists Pat Laughlin (James Belushi) and Ron Larson (Gregory Hines) probed the real crimes for a 1986 article. Reporter Laughlin worked for Editor Larson at a national magazine. Reporter (J.C. Kenny). They go to Atlanta upon the urging by a black lady politician who believes there is more story than the investigation closed five years earlier of the murder of 25 to 50 black children in the five counties that makes up Atlanta. Spin Secretary (Sarah Lafleur). 183500 1983 Who Killed Baby Azaria? MT Journalist Susan (Suan Leight). Journalist John (Tony Barry). Journalist 3 (Hugh Watson). Journalist 5 (Ray Marshall). 183501 1948 Who Killed Doc Robbin? M Reporter (Steve Carruthers). Reporter (William Forrest Jr.). 183502 1992 Who Killed JFK? Facts Not Fiction DT Correspondent (Phil Jones). Correspondent (Erin Moriarty). Correspondent (Dan Rather). Correspondent (Richard Schlesinger). 183503 1982 Who Killed Sal Mineo? N OWN - H Braudy, Susan New York Reporter Sara Martin seeks material in Hollywood on the recent unsolved stabbing death of film actor Sal Mineo in 1976. 183504 1995 Who Killed Taylor French? G Creative Multimedia CD Rom for Windows PC Reporter Taylor French, a 33-year-old hotshot female newspaper reporter who is murdered. You are the detective investigating the death of the young reporter whose professional curiosity has scared a few people in town. French has many powerful friends but also has many shady enemies who wanted her dead. You have only six hours to solve the murder. Is this murder an act to forever keep her silence? Or is the murder secondary to an alternate motive? Before you can present the evidence to the judge, you must answer to the public by holding a press conference. Only with diligent detective skills can you solve the reporter's murder and catch the killer. 183505 1996 Who or Whom M Cameraman (Raju Goyal), unprofessional cameraman. 183506 1959 Who Pays? T Interviewer Mike Wallace host, prime-time game show 183507 1948 Who Said That? DT Game, 1948-1955. Started in radio in 1948. 1948-1955 News. Panel identifies news stories from which quotations are taken. Host: Robert Trout, Walter Kiernan, John Daly. Panel includes John Cameron Swayze, H.V. Kaltenborn, others. p. 467 183508 2005 Who Shall Command the Skylark? NSF Jinn, Beverli Journalist Carley Burroughs is a happily married journalist with three grown sons. He is also a transsexual whose gender identity threatens to change his life in momentous ways that neither he nor his wife want to accept./ In an effort to regress to a past life, hypnotically, Carley slips sideways into a parallel universe where he meets himself -- a young man who has taken the road of transition rather than the road of denial. In the 1950s universe, Carley, a freshman fraternity man at UCLA makes the life-wrenching decision to begin living as a female. He has to face derision and rejection to deal with the emotional and practical problems of a relationship with a man. He also finds himself falling in love with the man's roommate, his wife Lynnelle. While Carley struggles with these changes in the 20th century, Carley, in the 21st century, finds the conflict in his own life intensifying almost unbearably. 183509 2009 Who Stole the Electric Car? M News Media. Reporter (Anitra Mecadon). Cameraman (Bryan Harley). 183510 2007 Who Wants To Be A Superhero T DVD -R HQ 8817 Episode. News Media. TV Male Anchor reports the news to the potential superheroes. They meet their first villain. 183511 2007 Who Wants To Be a Superhero: Final Tests T DVD -R HQ 8966 Episode. 9-6-2007 News Media reports evil doings and the superheroes come to the rescue fighting off a pack of attack dogs to stop the villain. 183512 2007 Who Wants To Be a Superhero? T DVD -R HQ 8885 Episode #11. 8-23-2007 TV Anchorman Fritz Coleman delivers the news about brownouts caused by the evil Dark as the superheroes go through the Tunnel of Fear. 183513 1992 Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald? MT Miniseries Reporter-Author-Herself (Priscilla McMillan). Journalist-Author (Edward J. Epstein-Himself) 183514 1960 Who Was That Lady? M DVD -R HQ 10965, 10966 News Media 183515 1969 Who, What or Where DT News Game Show 183516 1966 Who'll Buy My Evil NM OWN - P Caillou, Alan Photographer Karen is a freelance photographer who gets a freak shot of an attempted murder. 183517 1978 Who'll Stop the Rain? M DVD -R HQ 2791, 2792, 2769. L Stone, Robert (Novel - "Dog Soldiers"). Judith Rascoe, Stone (Screenplay) Ness Book Photojournalist John Converse (Michael Moriarty) writes home to his wife Marge Converse (Tuesday Weld) that "I have no more cheap morals to draw from all this death." Becomes involved in drug dealing and convinces buddy to smuggle heroin back to states. Once there, buddy and journalist's wife are attacked by brutal thugs who are after the drugs. Photojournalist tortured when he returns home. Buddy dies after killing members of the gang while heroin is scattered to the wind. 183518 1963 Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed? M AFI-Television Photographer (Douglas Fowley). 183519 1997 Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed? NR McBride, Jule Harlequin New York Times Correspondent Max Tremaine returns after months overseas only to have the door of his new suburban home opened by a beautiful pregnant stranger. Person had been using his name, his home and his bank accounts. She convinced neighbors that he's her bodyguard. Now going undercover in his own home, Tremaine realizes he's stumbled onto the scoop of his career. 183520 2004 Who’s Grace? N Coggins, James Magazine Editor John Smyth of a Christian magazine witnesses a murder through the window of an airplane as it descends for a landing in Winnipeg, Canada. Neither the city police nor the RCMP Mounties take his tip seriously until an unidentified woman’s body turns up in some nearby woods two weeks later. The only clue to her identity is a necklace with a pendant bearing the name “Grace.” Who is she, and where is her killer? As the case twists and turns, everyone involved gets to see clear evidence of the grace of God. 183521 1945 Who's Guilty? M Reporter Duke Ellis (Tim Ryan) investigates eerie old house 183522 1999 Who's Hot/Who's Not N Kiraly, Sherwood Magazine Owner Harry Poe, his super hip magazine, Who's Hot/Who's Not puts the celebs in their places every week. 183523 1987 Who's That Girl? M SVDSP 1700 (Media Excerpts) News Media 183524 1954 Who's The Boss DT Host Walter Kiernan. Mike Wallace host 183525 1991 Who's The Boss?: T SV 73 Episode. Series 1984-1992 News Media 183526 1990 Who's The Boss?: Broadcast Blues T Episode #160. 12-18-1990 TV Sports Announcer. Tony (Tony Danza) and Sam (Alyssa Milano) compete against each other to become the college's new TV sportscaster. Sam expects Tony to give it his best shot, but she is afraid that since she is running against him, he will let her win. Tony's audition video, however, misleads Sam about his intentions. 183527 1986 Who's The Boss?: Charmed Lives T DVD -R HQ 5406 Episode #25. 5-6-1986. Public Relations Practitioner Mickey Day (John Kapelos) runs his own PR firm. 183528 1985 Who's The Boss?: Eye on Angela T SV 166 Episode #17. 2-19-1985 TV Reporter Bobby Barnes (Betty White), local news reporter, wants to do a story on the daily life of Angela. When she catches Angela and Tony in a compromising situation, she sees a chance to spice up her story on career women. Series of innocent mix-ups leads Tony and Angela to wake up in the same bed. Barnes' camera crew is waiting in the hall to capture the scene. Barnes thinks she has a juicy story for her show -- but Mona has other ideas. 183529 1988 Who's the Boss?: Model Daughter T Episode #92. 3-22-1988 Photographer (Robert Briscoe Evans). 183530 1989 Who's The Boss?: Your Grandmother's a Bimbo T Episode #107. 1-29-1989 Magazine. Scandal over Mona's seductive pose on the cover of the magazine "Mature Woman." Jonathan is running for treasurer in his school. When his classmates see the cover, his changes of getting elected seem to be lost. 183531 2003 Who's the Greatest M Newsreader (Dejan Cukic). 183532 1993 Who's the Man? M TV Reporter (Ralph McDaniels). 183533 1993 Who's Tommy, the Amazing Journey, The M News Vendor (Tom Flynn) 183534 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Pilot (Legs). T Pilot. 5-19-1978. Series 5-1978 to 12-1978. TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. Company of entertainers who are trying to make ends meet by working at a not-so-poosh Las Vegas hotel. 183535 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Frankie Loves Memphis T Episode #3. 10-6-1978. TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. Cupid's arrow strikes Frankie and she's an older woman -- Memphis. 183536 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Frankie's 16th Birthday T Episode #9. 12-15-1978 TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. Rumor mill starts grinding when Bert suspects Frankie of engaging in some hanky-panky with a girlfriend. 183537 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Good News, Bad News T Episode #8. 12-8-1978 TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. Bert is in dire need of deprogramming after he falls under the spell of an ascetic guru. 183538 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Hit and Run T Episode #7. 11-24-1978 TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. Miffed and drunken Bert becomes so enraged after an argument with Larry that he goes out and hires a hitman to take care of his old pal. 183539 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Hostage, The T Episode #4. 10-27-1978 TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. Larry is taken hostage by a man who threatens to detonate a bomb on the air unless the world stops smoking 183540 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Jealousy, the Green-Eyed Monster T Episode #11. TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. Stacy's date with an old friend has Larry beside himself. 183541 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Kids Have Rights Too T Garrett, Roger Episode #15. Series 5-1978 to 12-1978 TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. 183542 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Larry Moves In T Albrecht, Howard. Sol Weinstein Episode #10. TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. Showgirls invite Larry to dinner. 183543 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Love Finds Bert Gunkel T Episode #5. 11-3-1978 TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. Bert falls for Larry's sleek English cousin, not realizing that a viper lurks beneath her lovely façade. 183544 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Melissa Runs Away T Episode #2. 9-29-1978 TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. Melissa runs away after Larry agrees to take her to a party but then makes other plans for the evening. 183545 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Mr. Wrong T Episode #14 TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. Spiritual Bert renounces worldly pleasures. 183546 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Odd Family, The T Episode #1. 9-22-1978 TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. Stacy and Angie are Las Vegas showgirls who share an apartment with Stacy's 9-year-old sister Melissa and Angie's teenager brother Frankie. Parnell moves ion across the hall and is quickly called on to tutor Frankie who is flunking English. 183547 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Pose Poses Poser T Episode #12 TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. 183548 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Rustic Retreat T Episode #6. 11-10-1978 TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. "Roughing it" takes on new meaning when Bert, Larry and Frankie spend Thanksgiving in an isolated mountain cabin, and a thriving bear ruins their rustic retreat. 183549 1978 Who's Watching the Kids?: Substitute Father T Episode #13 TV Newscaster Larry Parnell (Larry Breeding), KVGS-TV newscaster in Las Vegas, Nevada. Burt Gunkel (Jim Belushi) is his cameraman. Parnell's neighbors are two showgirls whose younger siblings live with them. 183550 1977 Who's Who DT Newsmagazine. Series 1977- TV Newsman Dan Rather was chief reporter. Reporters Barbara Howar and Charles Kuralt were regular contributors 183551 2002 Who's Who in Hell NM Chalmers, Robert London Obituarist Daniel Linnell sees the pecking order of orbits vs. news, reporters vs. the sports desk. Eccentric editor. 183552 2003 Who's Your Daddy? M Entertainment Journalism. ET Reporter Patty Laundry (Jolie Jenkins) 183553 1995 Whole New Ballgame: Premiere T SV 297 Episode. Series 1995 TV Anchor Tad Sherman (John O'Hurley) is part of the television station that hires Brett Sooner (Corbin Bernsen), a professional baseball player as a Sportscaster during a baseball strike. Sooner is an unliberated sexist pig who clashes with liberated Station Manager, Meg O'Donnell (Julia Campbell). Weatherman Dr. Warner Brakefield (Stephen Tobolowsky), Sales Manager Dwight Kling (Richard Kind) and Secretary Libby Desoto (Kari Coleman). 183554 1935 Whole Town's Talking, The M DVD -R HQ 7629, 7630. SVD 1121 Burnett, W.R. (Story - "Jail Breaker"). Jo Swerling, Robert Riskin (Screenplay) Reporter Healy (Wallace Ford) for the Record, . Arthur Ferguson Jones (Edward G. Robinson) meets the press to his great consternation, met by barrage of reporters, dizzying montage of flashbulbs and cameras being thrust in his face. Reporter (Ernie Adams). Reporter (Brooks Benedict). Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Charlie Cross). Reporter (Sherry Hall). Reporter (Grace Hayle). Reporter (Ned Norton). Reporter (Jack Santoro). Reporter (Charles Sherlock). Reporter (Robert Stanley). Reporter (Emmett Vogan). Sob Sister (Grace Halo). Cameraman (Eddie Fetherston). Cameraman (Bobbie Dale). Radio Man (Cornelius Keefe). Newspaper Reporter at Dock (Francis Ford). 183555 1941 Whole Town's Talking, The R CD 003 Lux Radio Theater Episode. 2-24-1941. Lux Radio Theater Reporter 183556 1967 Whole Truth, The N OWN - H - GPL Daley, Robert American Correspondent Paul Pettibon, a front rank journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner, head of the Paris bureau of an American newspaper. Walter Ard, young newspaperman of considerable promise. 183557 2000 Whole Truth, The N Pickard, Nancy Journalist Marie Lightfoot, a true-crime writer is covering the murder trial of a man accused of kidnapping and killing, and extracting pinal gland of a six-year-old girl in Lightfoot's hometown of Bahia Beach, Florida. When convicted, the man whips out a pistol and shoots the judge, then escapes. Lightfoot's search for truth leads her to the killer's strange world. Lightfoot covers spectacular murder trials and turns them into bestsellers. Gathering information makes Lightfoot face ethical issues about her work and its impact on all who are involved with the case. National media attention brings Lightfoot e-mail from sources. By alternating chapters from Lightfoot's book about the case with coverage of the trial and the sleuth's search for information, Lightfoot's work in progress can be seen. Lightfoot is a small, gutsy blonde renowned for her true-crime bestsellers. She knows the graphic and disturbing case will make her best book yet. When he escapes, Lightfoot becomes a sitting duck for a killer who might be smart enough to outwit her. 183558 1992 Whole Truth, The M TV Reporter (Wendall Woodbury). 183559 2009 Whole Truth, The M Reporter (Melissa Pang Stenoien). 183560 1969 Whole World is Watching, The T News Media. Headlines/TV coverage 183561 1972 Whole World is Watching, The N Morgan, Al TV Talk Show Host. Producers and stars of a talk show work against the violent background of the 1968 Chicago riots. Two hard-bitten television people find romance. 183562 2003 Wholly Moses M Weatherman (Al Roker - The Weatherman - Voice). 183563 1980 Wholly Moses! M Photographer, Israeli (Nicholas Mele). 183564 1934 Whom the Gods Destroy M Critic (Arthur Stuart Hull). Reporters (Nick Copeland, Al Klein, Ronald Roberts). Radio Messenger (Harrison Greene). 183565 2003 Whoopi: Vast Right Wing Conspiracy, The T Episode #6. 10-14-2003. PR Press Secretary to President George W. Bush (Julie White). News Anchor (Daniel Kaufman - Voice). 183566 1986 Whoops Apocalypse M News Media. TV Anchorman Dan Hickey (Marc Smith). White House Reporters (Robert Arden, Blain Fairman, Christopher Muncke). TV Interviewer Wink Persiman (Ed Bishop). TV Interviewer (John Leeson). 183567 1982 Whoops Apocalypse: Autumn Cannibalism T Episode #2. 3-21-1982 British Newsreader (Kirstie Pooley). 183568 1993 Whose Child Is This? The War for Baby Jessica MT SV 65 (Media Excerpts) News Media 183569 2004 Whose Curse Is Worse?: Red Sox and Cubs on Trial DT Commentators Nick DiPaolo, John Williams. Host John Saunders. 183570 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway? (aka Whose Line? WLiiA): T DVD -R HQ 2448. DVD -R HQ 6523. SVD 1133. SVD 883 Episodes. Series 8-1-1998 to 2006. Based on the British Show, 9-1-1988 to 7-1-1998. Parody News. Weatherman (Ryan Stiles), amorous journalist. Sports Reporter RuPaul. Weird newscasters -- world's most tactless man. Improvisational comedy creating characters, scenes and songs on the spot. American version features Comedians Wayne Brady, Canada's Colin Mochrie, Ryan Stiles and Drew Carey. British improvisional show performers Ryan Stiles, Colin Mochrie, Greg Proops, Tony Slattery, Josie Lawrence and Brad Sherwood. 183571 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: Best of Whose Line Is It Anyway? T Special.. 10-4-2000 Parody News. Newsflash, Weird Newscasters segments. 183572 2003 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: April 10, 2003 T Episode #146. 4-10-2003 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News. Anchor Thor Justthinnking About it (Colin). Co-Anchor Happy (Brad), a pushy small-time talent agent desperate to get his client, Colin, some work. Sportscaster (Wayne) as Michael Jackson and James Brown in a celebrity death match. Weatherman Legs Flamingo (Ryan) showing the rise and fall of a 1930s gangster. 183573 2005 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: April 11, 2005 T Episode #193. 4-11-2005 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter (Colin) reports from a group of heavy-set female dancers to Anchors (Chip and Ryan) in the studio. 183574 1993 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: April 2, 1993 T UK. Episode #65. 4-2-1993. Parody News. News Report on Little Bo Peep. Reporter Kineesha Din (Josie). Host Tongue Deeply (Greg). 183575 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: April 20, 2000 T Episode #52. 4-20-2000 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Les Miserables (Colin). Co-Anchor (Karen) is a frisky granny with a crush on Colin. Sports Presenter Winky (Wayne) is an inept fireman called to an emergency. Weatherman Stormy (Ryan) is a matador in a bullfight. 183576 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: April 27, 2000 T Episode #53. 4-27-2000 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Themarines (Colin). Co-Anchor Smiley Dick (Chip), a high-energy game show host. Sports Presenter Winkley (Wayne) is a sadistic drill sergeant. Weatherman Happy (Ryan) gets hit in the crotch with a football. Newflash: harem with bellydancers. Anchors (Chip and Ryan). Reporter (Colin). 183577 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: April 27, 2000 T Episode #54. 4-27-2000 Parody News. Newsflash: elephant seals. Anchors (Brad and Colin). Reporter (Ryan). 183578 1998 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: April 29, 1998 T UK. Episode #128. 4-29-1998. Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Fun After Dark (Greg). Co-Anchor (Colin), a jockey in a race and however hard he tries he cannot beat Greg. Sports Presenter (Phil) as James Brown. Weatherman (Ryan) keeps getting hit by water hoses/cannons. 183579 2003 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: April 4, 2003 T Episode #145. 4-3-2003 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Gourd Bless America (Colin). Co-Anthor (Kathy) as a clueless teenage "Whose Line?" groupie who has made it onto the show. Sportscaster Don (Wayne), the dancing host of Soul Train gradually morphing into a goofy white guy then back again. Weatherman Spikey (Ryan) as a Vegas stage magician who only knows silly "dad" tricks but performs them as if he's David Copperfield. 183580 1998 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: August 12, 1998 T Episode #2. 8-12-1998 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The 6:30 News: Anchor Chuck Surloin (Brad). Co-Anchor (Colin), a kid showing off in class. Sports Presenter Frank Clamchowder (Wayne), a teenager who can't believe he is being dumped. Weatherman Al Nino (Ryan), getting younger and younger 183581 2004 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: August 14, 2004 T Episode #171. 8-14-2004 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter (Colin) reports from footage of babies to Anchors (Greg and Ryan) in the studio. 183582 1995 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: August 18, 1995 T DVD -R HQ 8053 UK. Episode #85. 8-18-1995. Press Conference. Impromptu comics mimic reporters at a press conference. Tony gives a press conference to announce (unbeknownst to him) that he has had his head transplanted onto the body of a dog. Others are reporters asking questions. 183583 1994 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: August 19, 1994 T UK. Episode #77. 8-19-1994. Parody News. News Report on Noah in Australia. Interview Snack Wankley (Chip). Weatherman Swing Nicely (Ryan). Host (Greg). 183584 1998 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: August 19, 1998 T Episode #3. 8-19-1998 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Action News: Anchor (Greg). Co-Anchor (Colin) can no longer hide his love for the anchorman. Sports Presenter (Wayne) as James Brown. Weatherman (Ryan), the anchor's angry neighbour. Game: Newscasters. A giant ape is attacking the city - King Kong. Anchors (Ryan and Greg). Reporter (Drew). 183585 2003 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: August 22, 2003 T DVD -R HQ 8013 Episode #161. 8-22-2003 Press Conference. Comedians ad-lib as reporters at a press conference. Participating in the press conference are a Yogi announcing he's killed Boo Boo. Jim Phillips (Ryan), Field and Stream. Larry Storch (Brad), The Daily Peanut Vendor. Edmund Zuninga (Wayne), The Weekly Aboudaylawozeuh. 183586 1998 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: August 26, 1998 T Episode #4. 8-26-1998 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News: Anchor (Brad). Co-Anchor (Colin) as a bad stand-up comic. Sports Presenter (Wayne) talking through a stadium PA system. Weatherman (Ryan) as a stockbroker watching all his life savings disappear. 183587 1997 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: August 28, 1997 T UK. Episode #115. 8-28-1997. Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Snide Anderson (Greg). Co-Anchor Captain Billy (Ryan), a crazy old man. Sports Presenter (Debi) getting repeatedly massive electric shocks. Weatherman (Colin) desperate to catch a plane. 183588 2003 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: August 29, 2003 T Episode #162. 8-29-2003 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News: Anchor Arthur Anymore Doughnuts (Colin). Anchor (Jeff) as Christopher Walken trying out his stand-up routine. Sportscaster Britney-Christina Van Fluffen (Wayne) as Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera getting into a chick-fight during a duet at an awards ceremony. Weatherman Twice Nightly (Ryan) as a swinger checking people out and selecting who he'll take home for tonight's bedroom escapades. 183589 1995 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: August 4, 1995 T UK. Episode #83. 8-4-1995. Parody News. News Report on Three Little Pigs. Interview Chack Dackley (Tony). Reporter covering the Red Riding Hood Story (Ryan). Host Unusually Thick (Greg). 183590 1997 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: August 7, 1997 T UK. Episode #113. 8-17-1997. Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Peter Sprinkle (Brad). Co-Anchor Dexter (Colin) having a breakdown because he used to be the sole presenter of the program. Weatherman Simon (Ryan) being distracted by a couple making love in front of him. Sports Presenter Chuck (Steve), a rowdy football fan. 183591 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: December 12, 2001 T Episode #118. 12-12-2001 Parody News. Trivial reasons to hold news conferences. Color commentators on their day off. 183592 1998 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: December 16, 1998 T Episode #9. 12-16-1998 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News: Anchor Wolverine Saint Jack John (Colin). Co-Anchor Twice Nightly (Greg), a gremlin. Sportscaster (Wayne), an overly emotional preacher at a funeral. Weatherman James Mackenzie (Ryan) being attacked by increasingly ferocious animals. 183593 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: December 16, 1999 T Episode #37. 12-16-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Chuck Flanksteak (Brad). Co-Anchor Harry Lambshanks (Colin) in the Tour de France. Sports Presenter (Wayne) about to disturb a beehive. Weatherman Chip Beefontoast (Ryan) fighting the inner urge to be a stripper. 183594 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: December 19, 2001 T Episode #120. 12-19-2001 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News. Anchor Rhett Arittleout AroundtheWaist (Colin). Co-Anchor Trixie (Kathy), a clueless teenager girl on the phone to her friends. Sportscaster Sporty (Wayne), a Haitian man who has been unfaithful and is now a victim of a voodoo attack. Weatherman Gunther Dosomething Amusing (Ryan) discovers his weather map covers the gates of Hell and is desperate to keep them closed. 183595 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: December 2, 1999 T Episode #35. 12-2-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor (Denny). Co-Anchor (Colin) who has been injected with dinosaur DNA. Sports Presenter (Wayne) as Jerry Lewis. Weatherman (Ryan) as a cornered criminal looking to take a hostage. 183596 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: December 5, 2001 T Episode #117. 12-5-2001 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News. Anchor Gay Apparel (Colin). Co-Anchor Giuseppe Giusipi (Chip), a singing gondolier whose boat has sprung a leak. Sportscaster Yakamito Yakamito Yakamito Jones (Wayne), an excited Japanese tourist. Weatherman Toulouse Around Thewaist (Ryan) as Bigfoot who is caught on camera and desperate to avoid being filmed. 183597 1996 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: December 6, 1996 T UK. Episode #107. 12-6-1996. Parody News. Press Conference. Having a press conference are a man who spent six months living inside a whale (Colin). Reporter #1 (Ryan). Reporter #2 Lloyd Grossman (Rory) of the Boston Herald. Reporter #3 Stu Squonkly (Greg), Easy-To-Read American Paper News Report: Reporting on Pinocchio are Anchor Long Lovingly (Greg). Reporter Dack Nangly (Arda). 183598 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: December 9, 1999 T Episode #36. 12-9-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Totally Upforit (Greg). Co-Anchor (Colin), a bitter co-anchor verbalizing his inner thoughts. Sports Presenter Big Wayne (Wayne) who is getting arrested. Weatherman (Ryan) as a sumo wrestler. 183599 1991 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: February 1, 1991 T UK. Episode #33. 2-1-1991. Parody News. News Report on Humpty Dumpty. Reporter (Jim). Host (Sandi). 183600 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: February 10, 1999 T Episode #15. 2-10-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News: Anchor (Colin). Co-Anchor (Greg) as a James Bond villain. Sportscaster (Wayne) spots his girlfriend with another man in the audience. Weatherman (Ryan) as a psycho with a chainsaw. Sportscasters Nip Scully (Greg) and Juan deJesus (DeJones) announce plumbers making an house call acting in slow motion. 183601 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: February 10, 2000 T Episode #43. 2-10-2000 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor (Greg). Co-Anchor (Colin) as a puritan convinced that Greg is a witch. Sports Presenter (Wayne) is a knight trying to rescue his damsel in distress. Weatherman (Ryan) dreams of starring in a Busby Berkeley Musical. 183602 1991 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: February 15, 1991 T UK. Episode #35. 2-15-1991. Parody News. News Report on The Grand Old Duke of York. Reporter (Colin). Host (Sandi). 183603 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: February 17, 1999 T Episode #16. 2-17-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News: Anchor Harry Hindquarters (Brad). Co-Anchor Chester Buttocks (Colin) in a confessional. Sportscaster David Derriere (Wayne) underwater. Weatherman Garrison Tush (Ryan) as a lost toddler looking for his mommy. 183604 1992 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: February 21, 1992 T UK. Episode #52. 2-21-1992. Parody News. News Report on Snow White. Reporter (Chip). Host (Greg). Also Breaking Very Bad News to the Emperor. 183605 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: February 21, 2001 T Episode #78. 2-21-2001 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Skip Shaply (Brad). Co-Anchor-Business Baldy Flapscalp (Colin) who panics over the slightest thing. Sportscaster Ricardo Balbon Montez de la Vasquez Esaloca (Wayne), Spanish TV's Crocodile Hunter. Weatherman Misty Showers (Ryan) is a mercenary who's on a mission to replace everyone else on the show. 183606 1991 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: February 22, 1991 T UK. Episode #36. 2-22-1991. Parody News. News Report on Little Bo Beep. Reporter (Denalda). Host (Sandi). 183607 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: February 22, 2001 T Episode #80. 2-22-2001 Parody News. Newflash: Reporter (Colin) reports from a sea of cockroaches to Anchors (Jeff and Ryan) in the studio. 183608 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: February 24, 1999 T Episode #17. 2-24-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Louis Dangle (Stephen). Co-Anchor Bill Rudford (Colin) as a mother doing baby talk to Stephen. Sportscaster Skip Tothelou (Wayne) as Bill Cosby. Weatherman Storm Search (Ryan) in love with the camera. 183609 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: February 3, 1999 T Episode #66. 2-3-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News: Anchor Chester Flatbottom (Brad). Co-Anchor Lazlo Turkeybaster (Colin) who has only a five-second memory. Sportscaster Damian Hardpank (Ian) as Ricky Ricardo at his wits' end. Weatherman Chlorophyll Lettucecrisper (Ryan) as the Wicked Witch from the Wizard of Oz. 183610 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: February 3, 2000 T Episode #41. 2-3-2000 Parody News. Newflash: people exercising. Anchors (Chip and Ryan). Reporter (Chip). 183611 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: February 3, 2000 T Episode #42. 2-3-2000 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Ollie Oxenfree (Colin). Co-Anchor Janisa (Kathy) is Colin's spoiled bad-tempered teenage daughter. Sports Presenter Brick Bruck (Wayne) is having trouble mastering his jet pack. Weatherman Sprinkly Days (Ryan) is a lifer attempting a daring prison escape. 183612 2002 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: February 7, 2002 T Episode #124. 2-7-2002 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter (Colin) reports from various sports bloopers to Anchors (Ryan and Chip) in the studio. 183613 2003 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: January 10, 2003 T Episode #142. 1-10-2003 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter (Colin) reports from "The Jerry Springer Show" to Anchors (Greg and Ryan) in the studio. 183614 1990 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: January 12, 1990 T UK. Episode #22. 1-12-1990. Parody News. Pathe News - Film Styles. 183615 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: January 13, 1999 T Episode #11. 1-13-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News: Anchor Burn Nightly (Colin). Co-Anchor (Greg) as Captain Kirk. Sportscaster (Wayne), on videotape that's speeding up and slowing down. Weatherman Skippy Bartholomew (Ryan), an excited rock star in front of a big crowd. 183616 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: January 13, 2000 T Episode #39. 1-13-2000 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Alarmingly Huge (Greg). Co-Anchor (Colin) is way too open about his personal problems. Sports Presenter (Wayne) is an overzealous woman at a church revival meeting. Weatherman (Ryan) is an aggressive barfly being repeatedly ejected from a bar. 183617 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: January 20, 1999 T Episode #12. 1-20-1999 Parody News. Newsflash: Reporter (Colin) reports froma group of snow monkies, Japanese Macaques playing in the snow to Anchors (Ryan and Brad) in the studio 183618 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: January 20, 2000 T Episode #40. 1-20-2000 Parody News. Newsflash: Reporter (Colin) reports from a bunch of maggots. To Anchors (Kathy and Ryan) in the studio. 183619 2003 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: January 24, 2003 T Episode #144. 1-24-2003 Parody News. Bad segues following tragic news stories. 183620 2005 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: January 24, 2005 T Episode #177. 1-24-2005 Parody News. Press Conference. Participating in the press conference are Noah (Colin) announcing he's eaten all the animals on the ark. Bill Phillips (Ryan). Barney Weinblatt (Greg) of World Wildlife Federation News. Manual Smith (Wayne) of The Daily Conquistador. 183621 2005 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: January 24, 2005 T Episode #178. 1-24-2005 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News. Anchor Lars of the Redhotlovers (Colin). Co-Anchor (Chip) as the Cowardly Lion from "The Wizard of Oz" who was given an overactive libido instead of courage. Sportscaster Ooog (Wayne), a desperate caveman looking for food, a warm cave and a mate. Weatherman (Ryan) becomes extremely nervous when he suddenly discovers it's the first day of "Ryan hunting season." 183622 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: January 27, 1999 T Episode #13. 1-27-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Ling Ling (Denny). Co-Anchor Rusty Nail (Colin) acting out scenes form a soap opera. Sportscaster Rusty Bumper (Wayne), a middle-aged woman who's proud of her body. Weatherman Rusty Can (Ryan) as Tarzan sensing his woman is in danger. 183623 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: January 6, 1999 T Episode #10. 1-6-1999 Parody News. Newsflash: teen beach party. The Evening News: Anchors (Ryan and Denny). Reporter (Colin). Weird Newscasters: Anchor Fifi Leadbottom (Denny). Co-Anchor Ripley Black (Colin). Denny has been spreading rumours about a disastrous date with him. Sportscaster Ripley Arm (Wayne) caught in the middle of a busy freeway). Weatherman Just Ripley (Ryan), Frankenstein's monster looking for a mate. 183624 2004 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: July 1, 2004 T Episode #166. 7-1-2004 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News: Anchor Earl from Ipanema (Colin). Co-Anchor Happy Shagg (Brad) as the owner of a local wig store doing a cheap commercial for it. Sportscaster Jerry Fufee (Wayne) who is leading a double life: sports reporter by day, raging drag queen (Senorita Negracita) performing in a club by night. Weatherman Captain Strike (Ryan) as a tough drill instructor pushing out-of-shape raw recruits through a difficult assault course. 183625 2003 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: July 11, 2003 T Episode #152. 7-11-2003 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter (Colin) reports from people having snakes dumped on them and eating bugs and scorpions to Anchors (Ryan and Chip) in the studio. 183626 1997 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: July 17, 1997 T Episode #110. 7-17-1997 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Bert Sandalwood (Brad). Co-Anchor Carl (Colin). Weatherman (Ryan). Sports Presenter Friendly (Mike) has been sacked and this is his last day. 183627 2003 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: July 18, 2003 T Episode #153. 7-18-2003 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter (Colin) reports from scenes of lizards to Anchors (Ryan and Kathy) in the studio. 183628 1998 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: July 2, 1998 T UK. Episode #137. 7-2-1998. Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Uncontrollably Erect (Greg). Co-Anchor Phil (Colin), a lap dancer. Sports Presenter Hot Kittykat (Catherine). It's her first day on the job and she's shell-shocked. Weatherman (Ryan) has had to bring all his children to work. 183629 2003 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: July 25, 2003 T Episode #156. 7-25-2003 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter (Colin) reports from skateboarding stunts and bloopers to Anchors (Ryan and Jeff) in the studio. 183630 1997 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: July 3, 1997 T UK. Episode #108. 7-3-1997. Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Longer Than I Am Wide (Greg). Co-Anchor (Colin) listening to a horse race on his walkman while the news show is on and his horse is winning. Sports Presenter (Rory). Weatherman (Ryan) turning into a werewolf. Newsflash: Nudist Colony. Anchors (Ryan and Colin). Reporter (Rory). 183631 1997 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: July 31, 1997 T Episode #112. 7-31-1997. UK Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Longer Than You Could Possibly Imagine (Greg). Co-Anchor Billy (Ryan) who thinks he's in Vietnam. Financial Reporter (Steve), a compulsive gambler. Weather Sheila (Colin) who has just split up with Greg and it's affected him. Sports Commentators Jimmy Rowbottom (Steve) and Nipsey Tucker (Greg) give play-by-play about two rival businessmen sitting next to each other on an airplane. 183632 1997 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: July 31, 1997 T UK. Episode #112. 7-31-1997. Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Longer Than You Could Possibly Imagine (Greg). Co-Anchor Billy (Ryan) thinks he is back in 'Nam. Financial Correspondent (Steve) is a compulsive gambler. Weathergirl Sheila (Colin) recently split up from Greg. Sports Commentators (Ryan and Colin). Two rival businessmen sitting next to each other on an airplane. 183633 1996 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: July 5, 1996 T Episode #94. 7-5-1996 Parody News. Newsflash: Mongol Hordes. Anchors (Greg "Lick Stickley" and Colin "Horny as a Hippo, but his name is Tim). Reporter (Ryan). Outtakes from a news documentary. 183634 2004 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: July 8, 2004 T Episode #167. 7-8-2004 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News: Anchor Thor Butnot Complaining (Colin). Co-Anchor (Chip) as a 1950s teen rebel biker. Sportscaster (Wayne) as a harem girl sent in to entertain the sultan. Weatherman Sonny Skies (Ryan). It's his last day and he wants to go out in a blaze of glory. 183635 1998 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: June 11, 1998 T UK. Episode #134. 6-11-1998. Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Willy Lovepost (Brad). Co-Anchor Chutney Lovebiscuit (Colin), going through a car wash without his car. Sports Presenter Harry Torso (Wayne), a Chippendale going through a dance number. Weatherman (Ryan), a character from a war movie who gets shot and takes forever to die. 183636 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: June 14, 2001 T Episode #98. 6-14-2001 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News. Anchor Lars Of the Mohicans (Colin). Co-Anchor Faye Kitnightley (Kathy) had one drink too many at lunch and has lost all her inhibitions. Sportscaster Bucky Ozark (Wayne) an ugly hillbilly desperate to get someone to accept his marriage proposal. Weatherman Bud Ugly (Ryan), as Indiana Jones in the middle of a hair-raising quest. Newsflash: Reporter (Colin) reports from freaks of nature to Anchors (Ryan and Kathy) in the studio. 183637 2003 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: June 20, 2003 T Episode #147. 6-20-2003 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter (Colin) reports from people exercising with Richard to Anchors (Ryan and Greg) in the studio. 183638 2003 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: June 20, 2003 T Episode #148. 6-20-2003 Parody News. Press Conference. Attending a press conference are Batman (Colin) announcing he's coming out of the closest. Jim Phillips (Ryan), Taxi News. Frank Phillips (Brad), Jim Phillips News. Lorenzo Lamas (Wayne), the Daily Renegade. World's worst news anchor. 183639 1998 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: June 25, 1998 T UK. Episode #136. 6-25-1998. Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Harold Bloodpost (Brad). Co-Anchor Curly Nail (Colin) has huge debts and is desperate to raise the money by any method. Sports Presenter Chauncey (Wayne) is an angry mother (as in parent). Eye in-the-Sky/SkyCam Traffic Reporter (Ryan) has had to take over the controls because the pilot has collapsed. 183640 2003 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: June 27, 2003 T Episode #149. 6-27-2003 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter (Colin) reports from a bunch of mice and rats to Anchors (Kathy and Ryan) in the studio. 183641 2003 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: June 27, 2003 T Episode #150. 6-27-2003 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News. Anchor Tadstheway Uhhuhuhhuh Ilike it (Colin). Anchor Homey (Greg) as a goofy white guy desperately trying to act "street." Co-Anchor Ruby Squealer (Wayne) as an aging female Broadway performer doing a big song and dance number whose extensive plastic surgery begins to collapse. Weatherman Hunky Dory (Ryan) as a very strict father whose deadbeat sons are in the studio and he decides to get them real jobs. 183642 1998 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: June 4, 1998 T Episode #133. 6-4-1998 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Curved Slightly (Greg). Co-Anchor (Colin), a stagecoach driver under attack. Sports Presenter (Phil) as Robin Williams. Weatherman (Ryan), a ventriloquist on the edge of a nervous breakdown. 183643 1991 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: March 1, 1991 T UK. Episode #37. 3-1-1991. Parody News. News Report on Baa Baa Black Sheep. Reporter (Paul). Host (Jim). 183644 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: March 10, 1999 T Episode #18. 3-10-1999 Parody News. Newsflash: Reporter (Colin) reports from a group of dancing Santa Clauses to Anchors Jim Furley (Ryan) and Coverton Fur (Denny) in the studio 183645 2002 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: March 14, 2002 T Episode #128. 3-14-2002 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter (Colin) reports from a cave of bats to Anchors (Ryan and Kathy) in the studio. 183646 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: March 15, 2001 T Episode #81. 3-15-2001 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Action News: Anchor Sick of Survivor (Greg). Co-Anchor (Colin) who is a talking parrot. Sportscaster (Wayne), an aggressive old drunk who used to do the sports. Weatherman (Ryan) is a Siegfried and Roy whose act is going dangerously wrong. 183647 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: March 16, 2000 T Episode #48. 3-16-2000 Parody News. Newsflash: cowboys fighting dinosaurs. Anchors (Karen and Ryan). Reporter (Colin). Credits: News Team (Ryan and Karen) covering a live car chase. 183648 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: March 17, 1999 T Episode #19. 3-17-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Chester(field) SnapdragonMcFisticuff (Brad). Co-Anchor Blanched (Colin), too emotionally attached to the stories. Sportscaster Sparky (Wayne) as Don King. Weatherman Jiff Jiffyson (Ryan) as an astronaut walking in space when things start going wrong. 183649 2006 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: March 22, 2006 T Episode #208. 3-22-2006 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter Colin reports from UFOs attacking Japan to Anchors (Stephen and Ryan) in the studio. 183650 2006 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: March 23, 2006 T Episode #209. 3-23-2003 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter (Colin) reports from movie explosions to Anchors (Greg and Ryan) in the studio. 183651 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: March 24, 1999 T Episode #20. 3-24-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Shallow Butauthoritative (Greg). Co-Anchor (Colin) auditioning for roles in a horror movie. Sportscaster (Denny) as a Catskills comedian. Weatherman (Ryan) keeps carelessly throwing away lit cigarettes. 183652 2002 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: March 28, 2002 T Episode #129. 3-28-2002 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News. Anchor Tito Thruda Tulips (Colin). Co-Anchor (Greg) as a German insult comic. Sportscaster Little Susie (Wayne) as a girl scout selling cookies who's possessed by the Devil. Weatherman Jerry Atric (Ryan) as an old man who takes an extremely short-acting rejuvenation pill. 183653 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: March 29, 2001 T Episode #85. 3-29-2001 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Thor Buttocks (Colin). Co-Anchor Jerry Jubliee (Brad) who is an aggressive fire-and-brimstone televangelist. Sportscaster Ja-nise (Wayne), a female dancer in a steamy rap video. Weatherman Sparky Funee (Ryhan), a 15-year-old gawky teenager practicing making out. 183654 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: March 30, 2000 T Episode #50. 3-30-2000 Parody News. Newsflash: alligators. Anchors (Colin and Brad). Reporter (Ryan). 183655 2002 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: March 7, 2002 T Episode #127. 3-7-2002 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Frozen Underpants (Brad). Co-Anchor Frosty Chatterbox (Colin) as a psycho hitchhiker getting a ride with the anchor. Sportscaster Nippy Frostbite (Wayne), a very enthusiastic bikini car wash girl looking for shiny surfaces to clean. Weatherman Brisk Icecubepants (Ryan), Hollywood's most demanding temperamental actor trying to give an award-winning performance. 183656 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: March 9, 2000 T Episode #47. 3-9-2000 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Twice Nightly (Greg). Co-Anchor (Colin) is a trigger-happy hunter. Sports Presenter Snump Ninkley (Wayne) illustrates his report through dance. Weatherman (Ryan) gets his jacket caught in a moving ski lift. 183657 1991 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: May 10, 1991 T UK. Episode #47. 5-10-1991. Parody News. News Report on Jack and Jill. Reporter (George). Host (Greg). 183658 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: May 17, 2001 T Episode #96. 5-17-2001 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Lars Lars Pantsonfars (Colin). Co-Anchor Due McFarland (Chip) is a surfer dude looking for the ultimate ride. Sportscaster Bubba Dubba (Wayne) who is being sucked into a black hole in the camera. Weatherman Stormy Cumulus (Ryan), a shipwrecked survivor spotting a possible rescue plane. Two Newspaper Vendors (Ryan and Colin) shouting the headlines. 183659 1998 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: May 20, 1998 T Episode #131. 5-20-1998 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Richard Sportwood (Brad). Co-Anchor-Finance Carl (Colin) fishing and landing dangerous deep sea creatures. Sports Presenter Chester Sphincter (Greg), a character from Braveheart. Weatherman Dirk (Ryan) auditioning for a porn film. Credits: somebody is doing a newscast from a really dangerous area with the other three in the background. 183660 2005 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: May 23, 2005 T Episode #199. 5-23-2005 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Dan "You're Gonna Pay Me Back That Ten" Bucks (Colin). Co-Anchor Doody McPherson (Kathy), a hideous old crone coming on to all of the men. Sportscaster (Wayne) whose body is being controlled by a prankster in the audience. Weatherman Stormy (Ryan), a hi-tech thief on a mission to steal the amazingly life-like Kathy Greenwood statue. Talk-Show Host Martha Stewart is away and Ryan using Colin's hands is her bad-tempered stand-in holding a master for Kathy, giving her tips for the holiday season. 183661 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: May 4, 2000 T Episode #55. 5-4-2000 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Chester Moistmuffins (Brad). Co-Anchor Lionel Hotbiscuits (Colin) as the world's most tactless man. Sports Presenter Sizzling Baconpan (Wayne). Weatherman Flaky Croissants (Ryan) has the hots for a different person every 10 seconds. 183662 1998 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: May 6, 1998 T UK. Episode #129. 5-6-1998. Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Wide But Not Painful (Greg). Co-Anchor Bill (Colin) lost his notes and is desperately searching for them while making up the news. Sports Presenter (Karen) doing seductive poses for a magazine. Weatherman (Ryan) strapped to a bomb which will explode 10 seconds after he moves. 183663 2005 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: May 9, 2005 T Episode #197. 5-9-2005 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News. Anchor Noah Sheshaving Mybaby (Colin). Co-Anchor Tipsy (Kathy), a "Jerry Springer" guest who has been brought on to reveal her shocking secret to her husband Colin. Sportscaster Juan Tanamera (Wayne) as a world fashion designer training his new models how to walk the catwalk. Weatherman Scattered Showers (Ryan) using everyone else's bodies as his weather maps. 183664 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: November 2, 2000 T Episode #67. 11-2-2000 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Wes Fiwwing Moretaste (Colin). Co-Anchor Manny Girl (Jeff), a horserace announcer. Sportscaster Reggae Jackson (Wayne), a Jamaican love god reporting live from a bedroom. Weatherman Lamont DaSur LaTable (Ryan) knows his wife is at home cheating on him. 183665 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: November 23, 2000 T Episode #70. 11-23-2000 Parody News. Newspaper headline you'd most like to see. 183666 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: November 28, 2001 T Episode #116. 11-28-2001 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News. Anchor (Brad). Co-Anchor Barney Smallpants (Colin) who has just found out his boyfriend Brad is having an affair with someone else on the show and he wants to know who it is. Sportscaster Sue McLaughlin (Wayne), a farm boy defending his title in the finals of the national greased pig round-up. Weatherman Sparky McSparksparker (Ryan), a first-time mother going from conception to birth. 183667 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: November 4, 1999 T Episode #29. 11-4-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Chester Steakknife (Brad). Co-Anchor Carl Turkeybaster (Colin) who has chosen this moment to become a nudist. Sports Presenter Carlos Burritogrande (Wayne), a Latin pop heartthrob. Weatherman Franklin (Ryan) as a mafia boss whose camera is an assassin. 183668 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: November 4, 1999 T Episode #30. 11-4-1999 Parody News. Newsflash: desert nuclear war. Anchors (Ryan and Greg). Reporter (Colin). 183669 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: November 7, 2001 T Episode #112. 11-7-2001 Parody News. Press Conference. Reporters question the Tin man announcing he and Dorothy have just had a child. 183670 2006 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: November 7, 2006 T Episode #212. 11-7-2006 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News: Anchor Fifi Leadbottom (Denny). Co-Anchor Rock Solid (Colin) as an awkward teenager on his first date with Denny. Sportscaster (Wayne) as Richard Simmons. Weatherman Rock 'Paper And' Scissors (Ryan) attached to Denny by a strong rubber band. 183671 2006 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: November 8, 2006 T Episode #213. 11-8-2006 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter (Ryan) reports from a crowd of women at a department store sale to Anchors (Brad, Colin and Ian) in the studio. 183672 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: November 9, 2000 T Episode #68. 11-9-2000 Parody News. Newsflash: Reporter (Colin) reports unknowingly from a 1950s striptease movie to Anchors (Ryan and Kathy) in the studio. 183673 2006 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: November 9, 2006 T Episode #214. 11-9-2006 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The 11:30 News: Anchor Oblong Monkeyplaster (Brad). Co-Anchor Cheese Slices (Ryan) as a bad magician. Sportscaster Turkey Baster (Patrick) as an emotional actor accepting an award. Weatherman Relish Sandalstsraps (Colin), desperate to go to the bathroom. Newsflash: Reporter (Colin) reports from people playing and living underwater to Anchors (Ryan, Patrick and Brad) in the studio. 183674 2005 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 10, 2005 T Episode #201. 10-10-2005 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News: Anchor Woodrow "But Don't Have " A. Paddle (Colin). Co-Anchor Zinc Lightly (Chip), a used car salesman who will sell anything. Sportscaster (Wayne) as Michael Jackson at 100 determined to show he's still got it. Weatherman Spunky (Ryan, the "Back to the Future" scientist desperate to power up his time-traveling Delorean. 183675 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 12, 2000 T Episode #61. 10-12-2000 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Hors Jarodeinon (Colin). Co-Anchor Sarah Bellum (Kathy), Colin's nagging, overbearing wife. Sports Presenter Abdullah Oblongata (Wayne), the munchkins from "The Wizard of Oz." Weatherman Lee Bido (Ryan) shows why he known as Mr. Sexual Harassment. 183676 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 14, 1999 T Episode #26. 10-14-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Mimi Fatdeposits (Denny). Co-Anchor (Colin) desperate for attention. Sports Presenter (Wayne), a karate black belt fending off attackers. Weatherman (Ryan), a lifeguard who spots a woman drowning. Newsflash: giant lizard attacking a city. Anchors (Ryan and Denny). Reporter (Colin). 183677 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 18, 2001 T Episode #110. 10-18-2001 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Allthat Anda Bagofchips (Greg). Co-Anchor (Colin), a streaker who has bet his friends that he can get in all the camera shots. Sportscaster (Wayne), an Italian stud who would rather be picking up women. Weatherman (Ryan) as if he were running all the legs of the Olympic 4x100 meter relay. Newsflash: Reporter (Colin) reports from pro wrestling matches to Anchors (Greg and Ryan) in the studio. 183678 2000 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 19, 2000 T Episode #64. 10-19-2000 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Enormously Gifted (Greg). Co-Anchor Biff (Colin) is a frat boy cruising in a car with his buddies. Sports Presenter (Wayne) is a Miss Fitness USA Pageant. Weatherman (Ryan) is an Inca high priest who must sacrifice a virgin. Newsflash: women in swimming gear Anchors (Ryan and Greg). Reporter (Colin). 183679 1997 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 2, 1997 T UK. Episode #120. 10-2-1997. Parody News. Newsflash: Two horny rhinoceri. Anchors (Greg & Colin). Reporter (Ryan). 183680 2002 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 21, 2002 T Episode #136. 10-21-2002 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter (Colin) reports from a bodybuilding competition to Anchors (Ryan and Kathy) in the studio. 183681 1997 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 23, 1997 T UK. Episode #123. 10-23-1997. Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Terrifying Under the Sheets (Greg). Co-Anchor Rand McNally constantly moaning about his personal problems. Sports Presenter (George) gets bizarrely, obsessively turned on by sport. Weatherman (Steve) always wanted to be a chorus line choreographer. Press Conference: Colin claims President Clinton exposed himself to him. Interviewers (Greg, George & Ryan). 183682 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 25, 2001 T Episode #111. 10-25-2001 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News. Anchor Oswald That Endswald (Colin). Co-Anchor Janine Jenou (Kathy), a whiny girlfriend from a 1930s gangster movie who thinks Colin is her mob boss boyfriend. Sportscaster Jose Can Yousee (Wayne) as a female Russian weightlifter trying to impress an American man with her strength. Weatherman Cole Front (Ryan), an increasingly desperate Prince Charming using his own shoe as the slipper. Newsflash: Reporter Colin reports from onboard roller coasters to Anchors (Kathy and Ryan) in the studio. 183683 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 28, 1999 T Episode #28. 10-28-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Frankly Don'tgiveadamn (Colin). Co-Anchor Minnie Pausal (Josie), characters form Shakespeare. Sports Presenter (Wayne) on a treadmill that's going out of control. Weatherman Dwayne Debathtub (Ryan), who must hit a home run to win the World Series. Newsflash: snakes. Anchors (Ryan and Josie). Reporter (Colin). 183684 2002 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 28, 2002 T Episode #137. 10-28-2002 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News. Anchor Curtis interruptus (Colin). Co-Anchor Randy Always (Greg) as a politician filming a smear campaign ad against his opponent. Sportscaster (Wayne) as a frat boy doing a series of outrageous dares to impress his friends in the front row. Weatherman Rocky Dooley (Ryan) showing the rise and fall of a 1940's boxer. 183685 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 3, 2001 T Episode #105. 10-3-2001 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News. Anchor Pierre CausemyBladdersempty (Colin). Co-Anchor Lubelle (Kathy), a trailer-trash woman telling her ex-husband at home what a great lover her new boyfriend Colin is. Sportscaster Winky (Wayne), a nerdy, nearsighted teenager playing his first game of "Spin the Bottle." Weatherman (Ryan) as John Wayne who thinks the studio is coming under attack. 183686 1997 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 30, 1997 T DVD -R HQ 8013 UK. Episode #124. 10-30-1997. Press Conference. Comedians ad-lib as reporters at a press conference. Colin slept with the entire Royal familoy and is quizzed by reporters at this press conference. 183687 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 7, 1999 T Episode #25. 10-7-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Orland Curtainback (Colin). Co-Anchor Steve Incredible (Chip) in the middle of a Broadway musical. Sports Presenter Flappy (Wayne), Drew's No. 1 teenage fan. Weatherman Sunny Skies (Ryan), desperate to quell rumors that he is gay. 183688 1991 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: October 9, 1997 T UK. Episode #121. 10-9-1997. Parody News. News Report on Extinction of the dinosaurs. Interviewer Sandy Bling (Karen). Host Rock Hard (Greg). 183689 1997 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: September 11, 1997 T DVD -R HQ 8053 UK. Episode #117. 9-11-1997. Press Conference. Comedians ad-lib as reporters at a press conference. Steve is Snow White announcing her pregnancy and being quizzed by reporters. 183690 1996 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: September 13, 1996 T UK. Episode #104. 9-13-1996. Parody News. News Report on The Princess and the Frog. Interviewer Des Lyneham (Rory). Host (Greg). Newsflash: Penguins at the South Pole. Anchors (Ryan and Colin). Reporter (Greg). 183691 1994 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: September 2, 1994 T UK. Episode #79. 9-2-1994. Parody News. News Report on Adam & Eve in Nicaragua. Reporter Snack Whipley (Tony). Host Bulge Temptingly (Greg). 183692 2001 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: September 20, 2001 T Episode #102. 9-20-2001 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The Six O'Clock News. Anchor Puffy "Don't Need" Combs (Colin). Co-Anchor Dewey Dontey (Chip), a young cowboy rodeo star. Sportscaster Juan Tanamera (Wayne) as the entire U.S. synchronized swimming team. Weatherman Dippy DeLou (Ryan) who is rapidly descending the evolutionary scale. 183693 1988 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: September 23, 1988 T UK. Episode #1. 9-23-1988. Parody News. Audition for ITN's new newsreader. 183694 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: September 23, 1999 T Episode #22. 9-23-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Clyde Strudelpants (Brad). Co-Anchor Desmond Pennybone III (Colin) as a 1920s gangster under fire in a getaway car. Sports Presenter Hardwood Paneling (Wayne) who is in love with the camera operator. Weatherman Harry Showerdrain (Ryan) is trying to keep a leaking dam from bursting. Newsflash: sharks underwater. Anchors (Brad and Ryan). Reporter (Colin). 183695 1999 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: September 30, 1999 T Episode #23. 9-30-1999 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. The 6:00 News: Anchor Jackson Goodreader (Colin). Co-Anchor (Greg), a heckler. Sports Presenter Reginald Reginald Rejole/Reginal (Wayne), a precocious multitalented child star. Weatherman (Ryan) as an angry NBC player about to get ejected 183696 2004 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: September 4, 2004 T Episode #174. 9-4-2004 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor Keithmy "Pasty" Whitebutt (Colin). Co-Anchor Snagglepuss Sports (Chip). Sportscaster Wickie (Wayne) who spots his next door neighbor peeping on him and decides to put on a "little show." Weatherman Norman Desmond (Ryan) on the rise and fall of a female Hollywood legend of the silver screen. Newsflash: Reporter (Colin) reports from clips of Anchor (Ryan) to Anchors (Chip and Ryan) in the studio. 183697 2003 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: September 5, 2003 T Episode #163. 9-5-2003 Parody News. Newsflash. Reporter (Colin) reports with a male stripper dressed like a state policeman to Anchors (Ryan and Greg) in the studio. 183698 1995 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: September 8, 1995 T UK. Episode #88. 9-8-1995. Parody News. News Report on Gulliver in Lilliput. Interview Pond Scumly (Steve). Host Red When Excited (Greg). 183699 1994 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: September 9, 1994 T UK. Episode #80. 9-9-1994. Compilation Parody News. News Report on David & Goliath in South America. Reporter (Colin). Host Deliciously Huge (Greg). 183700 2002 Whose Line Is It Anyway?: Too Hot For Whose Line: February 12, 2002 T Episode #125. 2-12-2002 Parody News. Weird Newscasters. Anchor (Colin). 183701 1959 Why Berlin? DT TV Newsman Chet Huntley - NBC 183702 2006 Why Can't I Be You?: T Episode #20. 8-2-2006 News Media. News Reporter (Elena Schuber). 183703 1920 Why Change Your Wife? M Behind the Mask of Innocence Publicity in newspaper over divorce 183704 2005 Why George? M Female Reporter (Sabin Lomac) 183705 1945 Why Girls Leave Home M Lawrence, Fanya Foss (Story). Lawrence, Bradford Ropes (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Chris Williams (Sheldon Leonard) saves a singer from drowning. She left unhappy home life to take job as nightclub singer. When she learned too much about crooked operations at the club, thugs decided to kill her and make it look like suicide. Reporter investigates her connection to club. He discovers she witnessed murder of two men while working at cabaret. Owner kept her on because she knew too much. Another man made her a singing star incurring wrath of previous star. The other star is killed and an attempt is made on the reporter's life. Nightclub singer is abducted from hospital and taken back to club where she is saved from being given a drugged drink. At the end, nightclub owner reveals that a woman actually owned the club and committed the murders. She is captured after she shoots the man who everyone thought owned the nightclub. 183706 1896 Why I Am Not Editing "The Stinger" SS UCLA Bierce, Ambrose Press 183707 2006 Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy MT DVD -R HQ 7169, 7170. Based on Memoir by Geralyn Lucas Former TV News Producer Geralyn Lucas (Sarah Chalke) who now works at Lifetime. She is diagnosed with breast cancer while only in her 20s. 183708 1990 Why Me? M Reporter (Rick Najera). News Anchorwoman (Emily Kuroda). 183709 1940 Why Not Live Sweetly? SS UCLA Godden, Rumer In "Gone, a Thread of Stories." Journalist Eddie was "a word-monger." Not much journalism. 183710 1974 Why Rock the Boat? M Weintraub, William (Novel and Screenplay) Canada - Ness Book Cub Reporter Harry Barnes (Stuart Gillard) works at The Daily Witness for $18 a week. City Editor Her Scannell (Sean Sullivan) tells him paper used to be great but has declined under control of tough managing editor Philip L. Butcher (Henry Beckman). Claims managing editor's decisions about editorial content are based on not offending paper's top advertisers. Cub is befriended by alcoholic photographer Ronny Waldron (Ken James) who enlightens young reporter about journalism and women. Cub falls in love with Julia Martin (Tiiu Leek), a rival reporter for The Telegram who is trying to form a union. Romances her. City Editor's nymphomaniac wife helps the green reporter lose his virginity. Cub eventually wins over Martin when, after getting drunk, he goes to the newsroom and encourages coworkers to unionize. Lady Reporter (Tiiu Leek) is wooed by naïve cub reporter (Stuart Gillard). 183711 1993 Why Should You Doubt Me Now? N Breasted, Mary Columnist Rupert Penrose, influential columnist 183712 2003 Why Sleeping Dogs Lie NR Howard, Tracie Reporter Mallory Baylor is the ultimate New York City girl -- gorgeous and stylish with a firm grip on Heat, the world's hottest urban publication. She buried her past. But a handsome man she interviews is out of her past. Years ago, Baylor and the man's steamy affair ended with the birth of a child that he and his fiancée, TV Superstar Deena Ingram know nothing about. Long-buried secret comes to surface, Baylor and man are forced to confront a scandalous past they longed to forget and an exciting future neither could have predicted. 183713 2005 Why We Fight DT Newsman Dan Rather of CBS News. Writer Gore Vidal. 183714 1943 Why We Fight: Battle of Britain, The DM DVD Capra, Frank #4 Why We Fight Series. 52 minutes black and white Documentary - Frank Capra 183715 1944 Why We Fight: Battle of China, The DM DVD Capra, Frank #6 Why We Fight Series. 65 minutes black and white Documentary - Frank Capra 183716 1943 Why We Fight: Battle of Russia, The DM DVD Capra, Frank #5 Why We Fight Series. 83 minutes black and white Documentary - Frank Capra 183717 1943 Why We Fight: Divide and Conquer DM DVD Capra, Frank #3 Why We Fight Series. 54 minutes black and white Documentary - Frank Capra 183718 1943 Why We Fight: Nazis Strike, The DM DVD Capra, Frank #2 Why We Fight Series. 42 minutes black and white Documentary - Frank Capra 183719 1943 Why We Fight: Prelude to War DM DVD Capra, Frank #1 Why We Fight Series. 53 minutes black and white Documentary - Frank Capra 183720 1945 Why We Fight: War Comes to America DM DVD Capra, Frank #7 Why We Fight Series. 66 minutes black and white Documentary - Frank Capra 183721 1943 Why We Fight: World War II DM DVD Capra, Frank Newspaper Headlines. All Seven Films -- produced and directed by Capra. Walter Huston narrator. Newspaper headlines/stories. Newsreels 183722 1923 Why Worry? M DVD -R HQ 4828, 4829 Lloyd Newspaper. Reading about Harold Van Pelham in the papers: Young millionaire 183723 1952 Why? DT News Game Show. 183724 2005 Why? C Short Film. Egyptian Photographer (Tarik Abdel-Monem - voice). 183725 1955 Wichita M Ullman, Daniel B. (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter-Typesetter Bat Masterson (Keith Larsen) and Whiteside (Wallace Ford), editor of the Wichita Clarion support an outsider in his efforts to bring law and order to Wichita. Masterson is at the local bank when a robbery attempt is made. Reporter Masterson helps the outsider stop the thieves. After a child is killed during a shooting spree by drunken cowboys, the outsider becomes Marshall and deputizes Masterson. Marshall's methods anger townspeople. Editor Whiteside says he believes in what the marshal is trying to do but is not sure he is taking the right approach. "I read your editorial. It's a comfort to know I don't stand entirely alone." "A newspaper is supposed to be something more than just a comfort. It's supposed to mold public opinion, supposed to have a certain influence." 183726 2006 Wicked Device, A N Thompson, Jack British Journalist Charlie Barrow has a colorful past and now lives in Germany. He's obsessed by The Movement, a neo-Nazi organization with growing influence among the young in the former German Democratic Republic. When he witnesses the murder of a member of The Movement in the back streets of Berlin, he's even more determined to delve into a dangerous world where the Far Right maim and kill and plan the assassination of a German chancellor at an anti-Nazi rally. Barrow is never sure whether his contacts in the police and the security forces, notably with a woman officer with whom he falls in love, are there to help or hinder him -- or even destroy him altogether. 183727 1998 Wicked Games N Hart, Ellen TV Reporter Marian Sturbach of WTWN-TV, one of the station's best known reporters. Her assistant is an energetic young woman with bright red hair. Cameraman Peter and his Betacam. Media. New tenant in Minneapolis restaurateur's apartment is a writer who seems nice but who's just graced the newspapers with an account of a murder he witnessed, but didn't see. He's a psychic. 183728 2000 Wicked Ghost 2, A: The Fear (aka Wicked Ghost II: The Fear) M Journalists, two of them, from Moon Weekly magazine investigate gory mystery 183729 2002 Wicked Temptations 2002 MT VHS 1245 Adult Magazine Publisher. Missing wife of a wealthy magazine publisher 183730 1934 Wicked Woman, A M Austin, Ann (Novel - Wicked Woman). Florence Ryerson, Zelda Sears (Screenplay) Ness Book Publisher Naylor (Charles Bickford). 183731 2004 Wicked Words 3: Erotic Short Story Collection, Volume 3, An SS Sharp, Kerri Undercover Journalist who masquerades as a gay man make up one of the saucy central characters in this third volume of Black Lace erotic short stories. 183732 1985 Wicked, Loving Murder NM OWN - P Papazoglou, Orania Freelance Magazine Writer Patience McKenna for such women's magazines as Sophistication and alternate newspapers such as Left of Center. Articles about growing incidence of alcoholism among working women, cover-up campaign on dangers of chemical waste 183733 1928 Wickedness Preferred M AFI-Authors Writer 183734 2005 Wide Angle: DT Series 2005- TV Anchor Dalijit Dhaliwal. Host Jamie Rubin, Mishal Husain. Narrator Jay O. Sanders. Anchor Bill Moyers (2005). Anchor James Dobbins (2005). 183735 1938 Wide Open Faces M News Media. Reporter (Bert Moorhouse). News Photographer (Lester Dorr). Radio Announcer (Sam Hayes). 183736 1941 Wide Open Town M Mulford, Clarence E. (Characters). Harrison Jacobs, J. Benton Cheney (Screenplay) Ness Book - Hopalong Cassidy Film. Newspaperman-mayor Jim Stuart (Morris Ankrum) is being run out of town by a saloon owner and his cohort. Hopalong Cassidy stops the crooks from trashing the newspaper office and is elected sheriff. Cassidy stops a train robbery and prevents the saloon owner's partner from capturing the newsman's daughter before rounding up the crooks. 183737 1955 Wide Wide World DT Series. 10-16-1955 to 6-8-1958. NBC Host Dave Garroway. Various reports from around the country. 183738 1983 Widening Gyre N Parker, Robert B. News Media 183739 1956 Wideo Wabbit M AD Newspaper Advertisement - Want Ad 183740 1936 Widow Cagle's Trousers SS MLPL Hecht, Ben In "Actor's Blood." Reporter-Narrator. City Editor Gilbert. Went from being "honest reporter of police news" and fires to a writer -- fiction story printed in Mencken's old Smart Set. 183741 1930 Widow From Chicago, The M Newspaper. Story planted on criminal 183742 1952 Widow of Bath, The NM UCLA Bennett, Margot Newspapers 183743 2005 Widow on the Hill MT DVD -R HQ 4381, 4382. TV Reporter Janet Kincaid of Hared Focus. Daughter of wealthy landowner suspects that her father's new wife married and murdered him for his money. News Media. 183744 1846 Widow Priscilla Bedott SS Whitcher, M. Frances Fictional Journalist created by Frances Whitcher. Appeared in Joseph C. Neal's Saturday Gazette of Philadelphia. Priscilla Bedott was a garrulous widow whose cap is constantly set and whose loquacity apparently knows no bounds. Farcical. Speaks in authentic dialect. Monologues peppered with malapropisms. Can be traced to Silence Dogood, the widowed surrogate employed by Franklin and Mrs. Malaprop from the Richard Brinsley Sheridan's play, The Rivals., In 1879, 27 years after Mrs. Whitcher's untimely death, they were turned into a four-act play by David Ross Locke ("Petroleum V. Nasby") and enjoyed a successful run on the stage. 183745 1990 Widowmaker, The MT Journalist (Gary Powell). 183746 1985 Widows 2 MTF UK. Photographer (Ross Davidson). 183747 1992 Wie bitte?! DF Series 1992 Reporter (Theo West) 183748 1986 Wie treu ist Nik? MF Reporter (Hermann Giefer) 183749 1981 Wielki bieg MF Poland Journalist (Mieczyslaw Janowski). Radio Newscaster (Andrzej Szopa). 183750 2000 Wielkie rzeczy: Gra TF Poland News Media. TV Reporter (Agata Mlynarska). 183751 2001 Wiener Opernball: DT Series 2001- Commentator Christoph Wagner-Trenkwitz. Hosts Dieter Chmelar, Ingrid Thurnher, Alfons Haider, Arabella Kiesbauer (2006-). 183752 1996 Wiese DF Norway. Series 1996-1998 Reporter Alex Rosen (1996-1999). 183753 2000 Wife at Kimbara NR Way, Margaret Harlequin Journalist Rebecca Hunt is brought to Kimbara to write a biography for a famous actress in her time. Her brother, who is told enough to be her father, falls in love with Hunt. His son considers her a gold-digger. They fall for each other. 183754 2001 Wife for Owen Chase, A NR Rolofson, Kristine Harlequin Temptation Reporter Suzanne Greenway was jilted at the altar leading her to renounce marriage as simply a bad deal definitely not for her. Editor sends her to cover Annual Matchmaking Festival in Bliss, Montana. She meets a rancher caring for his deceased sister's children. If he can find time for her and if she can move past her previous rejection, they could share a lifetime of happiness together. 183755 2004 Wife for William, A DT Reporters (Miles Jupp, Will Smith). 183756 2005 Wife Is Just Another Woman, A N Hamilton, Rebecca TV News Reporter Justine is an ambitious international TV News reporter who is proud of her independence and success and poised for global media stardom as war looms in Iraq. But the haunting insecurities which lurk beneath her glamorous public image have damaged her relationships and threaten her chances of happiness. Then she falls in love with a man who seems to understand what drives her. The problem is he is married -- and lives next door. And when his wife finds out, the stage is set for an uncanny showdown no one could have expected. A story of a high-flying celebrity journalist's struggle to overcome her hidden, painful past and understand her own true feelings. 183757 1924 Wife of the Centaur M AFI-Novelists Writer 183758 1918 Wife or Country M AFI-Authors Writer 183759 1936 Wife vs. Secretary M DVD -R HQ 2540, 2528. SVDSP 1329 Magazine Publisher Van Stanhope (Clark Gable). Publisher J.D. Underwood (George Barbier), National Weekly. 183760 1925 Wife Who Wasn't Wanted, The M Editor (George C. Pearce). 183761 1977 Wife, The N OWN - P Burnley, Judith London Reporter Sarah Cornish is a London newspaper reporter married to a university professor. Remains in London. Gets pregnant. 183762 2003 Wigfield M Correspondent (Stephen Colbert). Hack journalist based on Stephen Colbert's blowhard correspondent on The Daily Show. He writes about a town's efforts to save its dam. 183763 2003 Wigfield: The Can-Do Town That Just May Not N Sedaris, Amy, Paul Dinello and Stephen Colbert Journalist Russell Hokes travels to Wigfield to profile the brave and honest citizens who are struggling to save their community. The Bulkwaller Dam, which towers over the tiny town, is scheduled to be destroyed and that would wipe out Wigfield. Wigfield is not much of a town but a series of ramshackle strip clubs and used-auto-part stores. Most of the people are brutal and lacking any redeeming virtue whatsoever. Faced with imminent flood, the town solicits Hokes, a self-centered hack journalist, to capture the undying spirit of an all-American town. Plot unfolds as a series of interviews Hokes conducts with local residents. Hokes succeeds to "write a book...so that I may use my words like a sword of swift justice in service of the truth, but in an easy-to-read, highly marketable way." Unwittingly exposes the bumbling foolery of the town. Would-be investigative journalist goes in search of a juicy expose in order to justify enormous book advance he's received and spent. Stumbles upon town of Wigfield. 183764 1998 Wilbur Falls M TV Anchor (Richard L. Fox). 183765 2004 Wilby Wonderful M News Media. Reporter (Terri Sanderson). Photographer (Chris Saunderson). Radio Announcers (Allan Hawco, Shannon Perreault - Voices). 183766 2000 Wild About Harry M TV Reporter (Tim Loane). Radio Commentator (John Peel). 183767 1982 Wild America DT Host Marty Stouffer, nature films 183768 2007 Wild and Wonderful SS Dailey, Janet In “With This Kiss.” Journalist-Photographer Glenna Reynolds is always outdoors in the rugged mountains of West Virginia during the green and blooming spring. A successful CEO is captivated by her beauty but how to win her heart? 183769 1937 Wild and Woolly M Root, Lynn, Frank Fenton (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Frank Bailey (Robert Wilcox) comes to a western town to run The Mesa City Courier, owned by his father. Arnette Flynn (Jane Withers) convinces the editor to hire her as a reporter. 183770 1991 Wild Apples N Franks, Lucinda News Media 183771 1992 Wild At Heart NR OWN - P Marks, Joanna Reporter Nicole Bradley, all long-legs and chestnut hair. 183772 2009 Wild at Heart NR Rawlins, Debbi In “Texas Heat.” Harlequin Blaze.#491 Fashion Editor Jessica Mead accidentally walks in on rodeo star Ben Anderson in the buff and can’t get the memory of him out of her mind. But is the top flight fashion editor another buckle bunny? Not a chance. Well, maybe just for this weekend. 183773 1984 Wild beasts - Belve feroci MF Reporter (Gianfranco Principi). 183774 1952 Wild Bill Hickock: Photographer Story T Episode #34. 3-17-1952. Series 4-15-1951 to 5-16-1958 Photographer 183775 1951 Wild Bill Hickock: Pony Express vs. Telegraph T Episode #15. 10-21-1951. Released as feature film as well with Episode #14 ("The Boulder City Election"). News Media 183776 2004 Wild Card: Felony for Melanie, A T Episode #19. 7-11-2004 Reporter (Sarah Armenia). 183777 2001 Wild Cats & Colleens (aka Wild Cats and Colleens). N Prunty, Morag Public Relations Practitioner Laura Cafferty, glamorous, hard-edged Dublin PR diva-queen is having a nervous breakdown brought on by excessive partying and anonymous sex. She has been 25 for nearly 10 years and needs cash to pay an enormous tax bill. Journalist Sandy Nolan is ambitious and abandoned a cushy PA job in London for a disappointing one back home and is now searching for a big story to cement her reputation as a serious journalist. Her career-making story is about the ads placed by an American billionaire who worships his Irish background seeking a beautiful young Irish wife. Nolan is after her break-out story and wants a husband along with her byline. 183778 1938 Wild Changes N Manning, O. English Journalist who is imperturbable is involved in a plan to ferment a new Irish rebellion. 183779 2005 Wild Country M Newsreader (Sarah Heaney). 183780 1968 Wild Eye, The M AFI-Motion Picture Cameramen Cameraman 183781 1983 Wild Flight NR OWN - P Roszel, Renee PR - Silhouette Desire #90 Public Relations. Captain Ronda Voss, chief information officer with degrees in journalism and public relations from the Air Force Academy 183782 1985 Wild Geese II M Commentator, EBC (David Sullivan0 183783 1939 Wild Geese Overhead N Gunn, Neil M. Journalist Will chooses to live in the country and work in the city, in Glasgow in 1939. The sight of a skein of geese flying northwards on a spring day presents itself as a sort of epiphany for Will. He is given a momentary experience of transcendence, a moment of delight, that he will measure against urban violence and despair and the international threat of war. The glimpse of wild geese catalyzes the development of his thinking on various levels -- social, political and psychological. 183784 1917 Wild Girl, The M AFI-Editors/Newspapers Editor Donald MacDonald (Tom Moore). 183785 2005 Wild Girls Gone M Reporter (Daniel Noah). 183786 1903 Wild Goose, The SS MLPL Moore, George In "Untilled Field." Journalist Ned, a contributor. Edits The Heretic. 183787 1999 Wild Grizzly MT Reporter (Valerie Bickford) 183788 1976 Wild Grows the Lillies N Brown, Christy Newspaperman. Boozy, boisterous Dublin newspaperman indulges in drink and sex on the job. 183789 1962 Wild Guitar M DVD -R HQ 7388, 7389 AFI-Television Newspapers. Olvera Street News. Headline: "Bud Eagle Missing Believed Kidnapped." 183790 1961 Wild Harvest M Gossip Columnist Walter Winchell narration 183791 1991 Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken M SVD 1591 Reporter #1 (Jeff Woodward). Reporter #2 (David Massry). Photographer (Michael J. Matusiak). 183792 1994 Wild Horses NM OWN - H Francis, Dick Racing Journalist Valentine Clark is an old friend of a filmmaker making a movie based on a best-selling book of a real-life tragedy in the horse-racing world: the death of a young, attractive wife of a horse trainer. Clark whispers a puzzling death bed confession about the 20-year-old mystery. The filmmaker feels compelled to investigate. Tabloid receives vituperative rumors about a filmmaker. 183793 1961 Wild in the Country M AFI-Authors Writer 183794 1968 Wild in the Streets M VHS 1085 Limits of Infinity Gossip Columnists Walter Winchell and Army Archerd make appearances. TV Newscaster (Dick Clark). 183795 1989 Wild Jack T Series 1-15-1989 to 7-9-1989. Broadcasting Owner. Winston Fielding (Mel Ferrer) dies and Wild Jack McCall (John Schneider) inherits Fielding's multi-million-dollar broadcasting empire, FCI Communications in Los Angeles 183796 1993 Wild Justice MT Miniseries Newscaster (Bob Sessions) 183797 1963 Wild Kingdom DT Series. 1-6-1963 to 4-16-1967. NBC. Nature Documentaries. Hosts Marlin Perkins, Jim Fowler. Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom. 183798 1973 Wild Little Bunch, The M Reporter (Matthew Guinness) 183799 2007 Wild Live T Reporters (Marney Gellner, Kevin Gorg). 183800 1941 Wild Man of Borneo, The M DVD -R HQ 8598, 8597 Photographer (Ralph McCullough). 183801 2007 Wild Man of the Navidad, The M Photographer (Patrick McDonnell). 183802 1937 Wild Money M Gallico, Paul (Story -"Tightwad"). Edward T. Lowe, Marguerite Roberts, Eddie Welch (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Judy McGowan (Louise Campbell) is pursued by reporter Perry Brown (Lynne Overman) and the penny-pinching newspaper accountant P.E. Dodd (Edward Everett Horton). Editor Bill Court (Porter Hall) surprisingly assigns accountant Dodd to a story. Dodd ends up rescuing the two reporters after a shoot-out and wins the heart of the female reporter. 183803 1990 Wild Orchid M Interviewers. Interviewer #1 (Lester Berman). Interviewer #2 (Steven Kaminsky) 183804 1969 Wild Outtakes M AFI-Censorship News Media 183805 1993 Wild Palms T VHS 218 TV Company President Harry Wykoff (James Belushi) in Los Angeles in the near future. He is confronted with a new technology called "The New Reality" where three-dimensional TV animated pictures are projected in living rooms all around the world. Wykoff launches to the company with his career but once there he is caught in a web of intrigues, betrayal and murder. A game of life and death begins. 183806 1923 Wild Party, The M SVD 1094 Orth, Marion (Story). Hugh Hoffman (Scenario) AFI-Editors/Libel/Newspapers/Reporters - Ness Book City Editor's gun-chewing secretary Leslie Adams (Gladys Walton) tracks down a story on a society divorce. Her careless pursuit of the subject gets her and the man she loves into trouble, and the paper into a libel suit. She is unable to prove the story is true. Adams falls in love with the man who filed the suit. 183807 1975 Wild Party, The M Editor (Martin Kove). 183808 1942 Wild River (aka Mud on the Stars) N OWN - P Huie, William Bradford Newspaperman Peter Garth Lafavor is a wealthy Southerner, ends up in the newspaper business on an in-search-of himself trip to the West Coast, and then into the army at the beginning of World War II. 183809 2006 Wild Romance M Radio Journalist (Ruben Brinkmann). 183810 1970 Wild Scene, The M AFI-Newspapers-Underground Newspaper 183811 2008 Wild Sunflowers M News Media. TV Reporter (Amy Guili). TV Reporter 2 (Lynn Harrison Dyer). Political Reporter (Angela Bryan). Bobby Hatcher, a Florida National Guard soldier from a poor rural farming community, is deployed to Iraq where he is wounded in combat. He returns home to his family with severe PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) and a physical wound that he received from an Improvised Explosive Device (IED). There is no local support to help him deal with his mental disorder and physical wound. He becomes a pain pill addict, can’t hold down a job because of his war wounds. And he is getting worse as the family goes into more and more debt. 183812 1992 Wild Sweet Ecstasy NR OWN - P Goodman, Jo Reporter Mary Michael Denneby, newspaper reporter 183813 1987 Wild Thing M Photographer (Neil Kroetsch). 183814 1998 Wild Things M Reporter #1 (Nancy Duerr). Reporter #2 (Margo Peace). Reporter #3 (Keith Wilson). 183815 2004 Wild Things 2 M News Media. Action News Anchor (Adriana Banovich). News Reporter (George Randol). 183816 2005 Wild Things: Diamonds in the Rough T Series 9-20-1997 to 1-1-1998. Reporter (Maria Cina - Blonde Reporter). Two young women will stop at nothing for one to gain a $4 million inheritance of two priceless diamonds, while two detectives try to thwart their plans, but find complications abound 183817 2002 Wild Thornberrys Movie, The C Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- work for a TV Nature Show as roving wildlife photographers. The Thornberrys have come to Africa with their family -- precocious Eliza (Lacey Chabert), rebellious Debbie (Danielle Harris) and adopted wild child Donnie (Flea) -- to record a miraculous event. Once every few hundred years, as the moon obscures the sun, native legend has it that thousands of elephants emerge from the safety of the forest to watch the solar eclipse. But this time as they stand exposed in this wide-open Congo valley, they will be in grave danger. Evil poaches plan to ambush the elephants for their rare ivory tusks. Can Eliza warn the elephants if she loses her gift of communicating with animals? Eliza and her chimpanzee friend Darwin meet a mysterious shaman who grants her the power to talk to animals, but if she reveals the gift she will lose it forever. 183818 2001 Wild Thornberrys, The: All Work and No Play C Episode #71. 1-12-2001 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Newscaster (Endre Hules - Voice). When Eliza and Debbie slack off on their chores, they all suffer for it when they fail to prepare of an oncoming storm. Will the Thornberrys survive a flash flood, help some beavers build their dam and keep the Comvee from sinking? 183819 2001 Wild Thornberrys, The: Anniversary, The C Episode #77. 5-14-2001 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Grandpa Frank marks the occasion of his 50th wedding anniversary by throwing caution to the wind and joining Eliza on a rigorous mountain climb. 183820 2001 Wild Thornberrys, The: April Fool's Day C Episode #75. 4-1-2001 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. It's April Fool's Day and The Thornberrys are trying to outdo each other by way of April Fool's jokes. At first it's a lot of fun, but when Tyler and Eliza encounter some quicksand and a lion, will they learn not to cry wolf? Nigel coaches Debbie for her Physical Education courses. 183821 1998 Wild Thornberrys, The: Bad Company C Episode #3. 9-15-1998 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Swarm of mysterious prankster marmosets overrun the Thornberry camp and it's up to Eliza to beat them at their own game. 183822 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Birthday Quake C Episode #65. 10-6-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. To celebrate his 13th birthday, Tyler and Eliza visit a pair of elephants in the African savanna. 183823 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Black and White and Mom All Over C Episode #45. 2-21-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When a seemingly abandoned panda bear imprints on Debbie, Eliza doubts Debbie's "parenting" ability -- until a monsoon convinces Eliza that Debbie can handle more than she lets on. 183824 1998 Wild Thornberrys, The: Blood Sisters C Episode #12. 10-27-1989 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. With Nigel and Marianne off exploring bat caves, Eliza and Debbie are left at the "eerie" residence of colleague Dr. Renfield. Eliza becomes bent on spooking Debbie but when her imagination gets the best of her the tables are slowly turned. By the time their parents return, the girls are convinced that the absent-minded Renfield is a vampire out to get them. 183825 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Bogged Down C Episode #50. 3-6-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Challenging an ancient Maasai legend, Eliza marches into a "haunted" forest to prove her bravery. Now, with night falling, Eliza must place her trust in the mysterious legends of the Maasai in order to find her way safely through the dark forest. Newscaster (Mindy Sterling - Voice). 183826 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Born To Be Wild C Episode #20. 4-1-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When Eliza sneaks out ahead of her parents in order to find a rare Sumatran rhino, she discovers that to expose his life would only lead to the extinction of the species. Now instead of taking the prized rhino to her parents, she must try to keep them from filing it. And the bad news is Nigel's already on its trail. 183827 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Cheetahs Never Prosper C Episode #54. 3-20-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. During a drought, Eliza is forbidden to assist the thirsty animals, but she breaks her promise when she sees a cheetah cub alone on the Savannah. Eliza and Darwin are saved by a timely thunderstorm when the cheetah mother tries to eat them. 183828 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Chew If By Sea C Episode #29. 8-30-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. What the Thornberrys leave Australia for India, Eliza can't bear to leave her wombat friend, Emily. Even though she is told not to, she brings her along. Now Eliza is constantly forced to re-create Emily's habitat in order to ensure her survival. 183829 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Chimp Off the Old Block C Episode #27. 8-25-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Darwin brings Eliza to his chimpanzee compound and Eliza who isn't used to the structure of the chimpanzee way of life, puts Darwin in an uncomfortable situation. After a fire starts, Eliza realizes the hierarchy is necessary for jungle survival. In the end, she apologizes for her lack of understanding and the chimp leader lets Darwin off the hook. 183830 2003 Wild Thornberrys, The: Clash and Learn C Episode #87. 2-6-2003 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. The Thornberrys are in Bethel, Alaska. 183831 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Clash of the Teutons C Episode #30. 8-31-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. The Thornberrys meet the Fensterkopfs who make false documentaries. The Fensterkopfs' kid lies to Eliza and gets them all stuck on a cliff. After the families barely escape an avalanche, the value of truth is learned by all. Franz Fensterkopf (Bronson Pinchot). Liesel Fensterkopf (Dana Daurey). Frieda Fensterkopf (Nora Dunn). Echidna Fensterkopf (Max Perlich). 183832 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Critical Masai C Episode #62. 10-3-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza and Tyler work together to help an aspiring Masai warrior earn the respect of his elders. 183833 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Dances with Dingoes C Episode #38. 9-16-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Debbie discovers Eliza "talking" to dingoes and threatens to tell her parents. Eliza, concerned about the possibility of being shipped back to the United States as a science experiment, seeks help from nearby Aborigines. Together they confuse Debbie into thinking it was just a bad dream. 183834 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Darwin Plays the Palace C Episode #24. 8-19-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When Eliza gets a hunch that foul play has led to Darwin's disappearance, she sets out to rescue her long lost companion. To her dismay, she finds Darwin has become one of the most popular acts at an Indian palace where a young prince lives. It's up to her to prove to Darwin that friendship runs deeper than the glamour and glitz of showbiz. 183835 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Dear Diary C Episode #44. 2-17-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When Eliza "accidentally" reads Debbie's diary she learns that Debbie thinks she's an embarrassment of a sister. Debbie and Eliza have it out and learn the real truth about their relationship. 183836 1998 Wild Thornberrys, The: Dinner With Darwin C Episode #11. 11-10-1998 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Challenging an ancient Maasai legend, Eliza marches into a "haunted" forest to prove her bravery. Now, with night falling, Eliza must place her trust in the mysterious legends of the Maasai in order to find her way safely through the dark forest. 183837 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Dragon and the Professor, The C Episode #19. 3-30-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza will stop at nothing to get a look at the gigantic, fierce Komodo dragon that lives on the Southeast Asian islands. Her plans are halted by the unexpected arrival of her home-schooling teacher who forces her to "hit the books." Eliza plays a dangerous game of hooky that could cost her "Comvee way of life." 183838 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Dragon Me Along C Episode #58. 9-12-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. A trip to the Great Wall of China finds Eliza in hot pursuit of a panda and his mother 183839 2004 Wild Thornberrys, The: Eliza Unplugged C Episode #91. 6-11-2004 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Shane is ready to leave The Thornberrys to go back to his life as a pop star and Eliza has to be fast to tell Shane her true feelings for him before it's too late. But when Shane and Eliza have a little fight and Shane runs away, can Eliza find him in time to make up and tell him her feelings? 183840 1998 Wild Thornberrys, The: Eliza-cology C Episode #13. 11-5-1998 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza's good-natured intentions of assisting a struggling bird in getting food set off a chain reaction of destruction within the ecological system. It's up to her to retrace her steps and undo all of her actions while some animals face near extinction. 183841 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Every Little Bit Alps C Episode #56. 3-27-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza is afraid to admit to her friend Ben that she doesn't know how to snowboard, just as a rutting ibex is afraid to stand up to another ibex. 183842 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Family Tradition C Episode #68. 11-22-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. The Thornberrys are preparing for Thanksgiving in Madagascar when Grandma Sophie calls inviting them home for the holiday. When Nigel and Marianne explain they can't go home until they get footage of a fossa for The Foundation, Debbie throws a tantrum. Will the girls, Donnie and Darwin go to the states on their own when tradition has always had the Thornberry clan together on Thanksgiving? 183843 1998 Wild Thornberrys, The: Flight of the Donnie C Episode #14. 11-17-1998 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza and Debbie must take over Marianne's duties when she is sick. Debbie goes with Nigel to shoot footage of a condor and Eliza must care for Donnie. Covered with feathers from a pillow, Donnie is snatched up by the condor and Eliza and Darwin must rescue him and help the condor find her real baby. In return for the favor, the condors stay on a tree branch so Debbie can get footage of them. 183844 1998 Wild Thornberrys, The: Flood Warning C Episode #1. 9-1-1998 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When the Thornberrys are forced to spend the night in the middle of the savanna, Eliza seizes the opportunity to go hunting with a pride of lions -- only to discover that Debbie is about to become a midnight snack. 183845 2003 Wild Thornberrys, The: Fool's Gold C Episode #86. 2-5-2003 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza and Shane plan to go see a old gold mine full of fool's gold, but Eliza gets jealous when Shane invites Debbie along to help with her art project. 183846 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Forget Me Not C Episode #47. 2-24-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When the Thornberrys visit Nigel's friend Jomo, they search for an elephant named Rebecca that Nigel saved 20 years earlier. As the family attends to an elephant stuck in a mud hole, Eliza bonds with Rebecca, only to learn she is old and ready to die. 183847 2001 Wild Thornberrys, The: Gem of a Mom C Episode #76. 5-10-2001 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza and Debbie embark on a dangerous trek in search of precious gemstones. 183848 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Gift of Gab C Episode #49. 2-26-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza tells Darwin the tale of how she became able to speak to animals and how she retained her ability to speak to humans as well. 183849 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Gobi Yourself C Episode #55. 3-20-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza and a Chinese girl, Arioka, secretly switch places so Eliza can ride across the desert on camels and Arioka can ride in the Commvee. But Arioka's parents change their plans and Eliza must figure out a way to get them back to the Thornberrys. 183850 1998 Wild Thornberrys, The: Gold Fever C Episode #4. 9-10-1998 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When Eliza and Debbie discover an old treasure map on the Galapagos Islands, they set out to claim their riches. Once the gold is discovered, greed set in and the girls begin an all-out battle of trickery to get the gold away from each other. They battle all the way down to the last coin until they accidentally lose all the gold in a fiery lava pit. 183851 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Great Bangaboo, The C Episode #17. 3-23-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When Eliza discovers that a local performer claims he can talk to animals she believes she has found a soul mate. Eliza must enlist the help of some very "urban" animals to sneak into the sideshow and meet "The Great Bangaboo." 183852 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Happy Campers C Episode #70. 12-30-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. A trip to Bhutan, finds Marianne and Debbie out in the cold, and Eliza and Darwin on the run from the border police. 183853 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Happy Old Year C Episode #69. 12-27-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Before New Year's Eve, Debbie accidentally hurts her father's feelings and joins a couple of eccentric, 30's-era volcano chasers, Mitzi and Merrick Dash. Eliza goes after her to reclaim her friend, Santusa the Llama. They all encounter a mudslide when the volcano erupts. 183854 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Have Yourself a Thornberry Little Christmas C Episode #41. 11-29-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza goes to desperate measures to help animals survive during tough times along the Skeleton Coast. Her good-will intentions, however, will soon cost her family their entire supply of holiday cheer -- and their Christmas dinner. 183855 2001 Wild Thornberrys, The: Hello, Dolphin! C Episode #74. 2-19-2001 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Nigel and Marianne are on a dangerous assignment to film some tiger sharks while Eliza goes swimming with some dolphins. Meanwhile, Debbie gets dumped by her e-mail boyfriend Sven. When the kids take a boat out with the dolphins to swim in the deep sea, they may get some unexpected visitors. 183856 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Horse Sense C Episode #60. 9-26-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. In the hope of winning the annual horse race, Eliza trades in her bungling trotter for a swift Thoroughbred. 183857 2002 Wild Thornberrys, The: Hot Air C Episode #83. 6-1-2002 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. The Thornberrys visit a tribe of native New Zealanders called the Mahris who are throwing a celebration called a "Hooey". As Debbie flirts with a young Mahri, Eliza and Darwin have a fight. When Darwin leaves and Eliza befriends a possum named Penelope who ends up getting her into a hot air balloon that she doesn't know how to steer, will Darwin come to the rescue? 183858 2003 Wild Thornberrys, The: Ice Follies C Episode #85. 2-4-2003 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. The Thornberrys are in Alaska. 183859 1998 Wild Thornberrys, The: Iron Curtain C Episode #9. 10-27-1998 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When the Thornberrys need some close-up footage of elephants, they travel to the Ngorongoro Game Preserve. At first Eliza believes it to be a prison and helps a baby elephant escape to find her mom. She quickly changes her mind about the place when they tackle with some poachers out to trip and kill her pachyderm pals. Can they make it back to the Game Preserve in time? Debbie loses Donnie and has to find him before he gets sent off to a university as "the missing link." 183860 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Island Trade C Episode #64. 10-5-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Debbie and Tyler mistakenly trade the Commvee for a dress at an island marketplace; Marianne and Nigel explore the Ngorongoro Crater. 183861 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Koality and Kuantity C Episode #28. 8-26-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. The Thornberrys discover that koalas are missing from their native groves. Eliza decides to unravel the mystery only to discover Kip and Biederman masterminding the evil plot. It is now up to her to stop the culprits from wiping out an entire species. 183862 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Kung and I, The C Episode #43. 2-16-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When the Thornberrys visit the Kung people, everyone is shocked to discover that Debbie can click-talk. No one is more surprised than Eliza, however, who is only "cured" of her jealousy by a Kung healing ceremony. 183863 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Legend of Ha Long Bay, The C Episode #66. 10-10-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza encounters a mysterious creature while shooting a film with Nigel about manta rays. 183864 2003 Wild Thornberrys, The: Look Who's Squawking C Episode #90. 4-4-2003 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Filming penguins in Antarctica, Eliza begins practicing for her future profession as a vet, when she comes across a wounded penguin. She rescues her, but may have made matters worse by separating the penguin from her mate and her egg. When she borrows a snow speeder to get back to the penguin breeding grounds, will she make it in time to put things right? 183865 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Lost and Foundation C Episode #15. 3-16-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When the girls discover that their parents have mistakenly taken embarrassing home movies to an awards banquet, they join forces in order to save face. Their cross-island trip turns into a race against time in order to beat their parents to the podium and stop the world from seeing them at bath time. 183866 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Luck Be an Aye-Aye C Episode #42. 2-15-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When Donnie kidnaps an aye-aye for a pet, Eliza must return the "bad luck" omen to his home before the villagers hunt him down. 183867 1998 Wild Thornberrys, The: Matadi or Bust C Episode #5. 9-15-1998 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When Eliza, Darwin and Donnie are flung from a Matadi-bound barge and stranded on the banks of the Congo river, they must traverse the cliffs and crags of mountainous Zaire in order to catch up with her family. 183868 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Monkey See, Monkey Don't C Episode #51. 3-6-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When Eliza meets a group of temple monkeys, they con her into bringing all of her family's food. While Darwin tries to convince her otherwise, Eliza realizes that she's been duped and learns the value of Darwin's friendship. 183869 2001 Wild Thornberrys, The: New Territory C Episode #72. 1-12-2001 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. The Thornberrys meet an Australian family named the Gibsons when the Comvee runs out of gas. Eliza makes friends with the youngest member of the family named Bethany, who is in a wheelchair from cerebral palsy. The girls go land sailing and Bethany helps Eliza escape from a crocodile, but then get in an argument when Bethany thinks Eliza is feeling sorry for her being disabled. Will the two new friends find a way to make up? Meanwhile, Nigel and Marianne play the Gibsons in a very competitive game of Tricky Trivia. 183870 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Nigel Knows Best C Episode #16. 3-18-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Hungry for adventure, Eliza convinces her mother that she should take a llama over the Andean pass meeting her family on the other side of the mountain. But she is disappointed when her safety-conscious father commandeers the lead. Along the journey, her frustration builds as each attempt to explore is foiled by her father's watchful eye. Finally Eliza gains new respect for her father's resourceful manner when he saves her life. 183871 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: No Laughing Matter C Episode #26. 8-24-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza frees a hyena from captivity, but having never lived in the wild, it doesn't know how to survive. Eliza attempts to teach it, but it seems hopeless -- until a wild boar threatens them and the hyena's natural instincts take over. 183872 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: On the Right Track C Episode #32. 9-2-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When the Thornberrys are in Finland for the annual reindeer races, Eliza feels left out. She single-handedly uncovers a plot to sabotage the races, and along with an equally excluded reindeer who didn't make the final cut, helps save the day by playing fair. 183873 1998 Wild Thornberrys, The: Only Child C Episode #8. 10-20-1998 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza's imagination gets the best of her when she thinks a local teenage girl is actually a dolphin who's trying to abduct her sister, Debbie, into a watery world. 183874 2001 Wild Thornberrys, The: Operation Valentine C Episode #73. 2-14-2001 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Debbie is finally going to meet her e-mail friend in person and she is determined to make a good impression. Eliza is having strange pains in her stomach and ends up stranded on top of small mountain as Donnie gets attacked by a giant eagle. Just a typical Valentine's Day for the Thornberrys in Australia. 183875 2001 Wild Thornberrys, The: Origin of Donnie, The (Parts 1, 2, 3 and 4) C Episodes #78-#79=#80-#81. 8-18-2001 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. The Thornberrys are preparing for Donnie's "birthday" party in Borneo when one crisis after another happens. Grandma Sophie decides to visit the same day Nigel and Marianne must capture a wild orangutan on film or the foundation will cut their funding. Donnie searches the jungles of Borneo for his ancestry, causing Eliza to worry that he will break ties with the Thornberry clan. A huge fire strikes while Eliza and Darwin search for Donnie, Nigel and Marianne come across poachers, and Debbie and Grandma Sophie get taken in by a native tribe. The Thornberrys reunite and find Donnie in a remote village and learn from the medicine woman there the terrible fate that befell his parents. 183876 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Pack of Thornberrys C Episode #57. 3-27-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza and Debbie are fighting so much, Debbie decides to apply to boarding school and Eliza encourages her. But meeting up with a lone wolf teaches Eliza that families, like packs, belong together. 183877 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Pal Joey C Episode #22. 8-17-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza convinces a mother kangaroo that she can handle the responsibilities of baby-sitting. She quickly learns that this mischievous joey is more than meets the eye. After a close encounter with Tasmanian devils, Eliza is all too happy to relieve her duties and go back to being a kid herself. 183878 1998 Wild Thornberrys, The: Pilot C Pilot. Series 9-1-1998 to 6-11-2004. Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Nigel is very British. Youngest daughter Eliza is a chip off the old block and can actually talk to animals. Older daughter Debbie is 16 and holds no interest in the rest of the family's obsessions. She would rather go shopping or listen to her walkman. Young brother Donnie is actually a wild child they found in Borneo, and Darwin is a chimpanzee who can talk to Eliza. When Nigel and Marianne Thornberry get word that the only way to save funding for their show is to do one on the dangerous black rhino, Eliza and Darwin go in search of one. They find one but when Donnie bites its tail and causes it to charge, can Nigel save them in time? 183879 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Polar Opposites C Episode #33. 9-6-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When a friendly polar bear is wrongly accused of vicious behavior, Eliza goes to great lengths to keep him from being harmed and learns the value of sticking by a friend in times of trouble. 183880 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Queen of Denial C Episode #63. 10-4-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza challenges Tyler to lead the group to safety after they land in an underground burial chamber. 183881 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Rain Dance C Episode #23. 8-18-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. With the Commvee broken down in the desert and no water left to survive, the Thornberrys go through desperate measures to maintain their sanity. However, on the verge of dehydration, Eliza convinces the family to perform the rain ritual pictured in a nearby monolith. Everyone cheers as the rains pour down among them. 183882 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Rebel Without a Trunk C Episode #21. 8-16-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza succumbs to peer pressure from a "teenage" elephant which gets in the way of her closeness with Marianne on an overnight trip. 183883 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Reef Grief C Episode #36. 9-14-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza gets in over her head when she assumes responsibilities she can't handle. She is soon forced to don scuba gear and rescue a fumbling Nigel and a tumbling Commvee under the dangerous waters of Australia. 183884 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Rumble in the Jungle C Episode #18. 3-25-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza convinces a group of baboon-like apes to stand up to their legendary adversaries -- "The Others." Darwin, meanwhile, has met an almost identical group of apes with an identical problem. As Eliza and Darwin lead their separate groups into battle, they suddenly find themselves face-to-face -- in an all-out war! Now it's up to Eliza to quickly find a way to avert the battle and teach the apes to get along. 183885 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Shaky Foundation, A C Episode #53. 3-13-2000. Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. The Thornberrys are visited by the Foundation's head son, Tom Ravenhearst (Michael Rosenbaum), who splits up the Nigel and Marianne team. An over-zealous Tom treats Eliza like a child until he lands the Commvee in a raging river. Eliza's quick thinking prevails and she saves her family and wins Tom's respect. 183886 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Show Me the Bunny C Episode #35. 9-13-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. After Eliza saves an arctic hare from a determined stoat, she learns that underdogs come in all shapes and sizes. 183887 2003 Wild Thornberrys, The: Sir Nigel (Parts 1 and 2) C Episodes #88-#89. 3-30-2003 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. The Thornberrys pay a visit to Nigel's parents in Scotland at Thornberry Hall right before Nigel is to be made a knight by the Queen of England. Once there, Nigel's mother, Cordelia, presses him to accept a tenured professorship at Oxford. The prospect of the family settling down upsets Eliza but thrills Debbie. Meanwhile, Eliza rushes to save some golden eagles from eating poisoned meat from a trapper. Eliza rescues her golden eagle friend from the trapper and Thornberry clan rushes to London for Nigel's knighting ceremony. After being knighted, the newly Sir Nigel most choose between becoming a teacher or continuing his adventures with his family. 183888 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Song for Eliza C Episode #48. 2-25-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When Eliza tries to swim with the humpback whales, Darwin accidentally knocks Debbie's boom box into the ocean, which creates a disturbing noise and causes the whales to stop their ritual singing. Eliza attempts to set things right, but ends up getting arrested for violating the Marine Mammal Protection Act. 183889 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Spirited Away C Episode #67. 10-28-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. As the family prepares to film the "Day of the Dead" ceremony in a small town, Eliza meets a little girl who tells her about the spirits returning. Eliza is determined to find one, but when Donnie puts a valuable ring in a loaf of bread, Debbie and Eliza must search for the missing ring. Eliza gets some help from a mysterious woman who, she finds out, has been gone for many years. 183890 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Stick Your Neck Out C Episode #25. 8-23-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza finds a hero in a giraffe who can see distances with his height and warn others of approaching danger. However, to Eliza's dismay, the giraffe leaves the animals for his own needs. Only when Eliza herself is in danger does the giraffe return and realize his selfishness. 183891 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Tamper-Proof Seal C Episode #39. 10-19-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When the Commvee is surrounded by angry seals, Eliza tries her own methods to get them to move. But she learns from her Inuit friend Jim that traditional ways have their value. 183892 1998 Wild Thornberrys, The: Temple of Eliza C Episode #6. 9-17-1998 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When Eliza discovers a secret temple, a group of jaguars believe she is their long lost queen. Thrilled with her new royal position, Eliza gets in over her head and must escape the avenging jaguars. 183893 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Thornberry Island C Episode #37. 9-15-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. The Thornberrys get stranded on an uncharted island, basking at first in all the beauty and the splendor, but discover soon enough that being marooned isn't all it's cracked up to be. 183894 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Tiger By the Tail C Episode #46. 2-22-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza reunites with a Siberian Tiger and is stunned when the tiger turns on her. Eliza's visiting Grandma Sophie helps her overcome her fears just as she is overcoming here own. 183895 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Time Flies C Episode #59. 9-19-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Debbie and Eliza explore the Everglades but drop Nigel's birthday present, a new watch, into the swamp. As an old woman chases them away, they return at night, only to have the watch eaten by an alligator. 183896 2001 Wild Thornberrys, The: Trouble With Darwin, The C Episode #82. 10-31-2001 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. The Thornberrys are in Africa for the opening of a new chimpanzee sanctuary which will also be attended by Jane Goodall, famous for here work with primates. When Eliza meets her and introduces her to Darwin, Dr. Goodall tells her that she disapproves of domesticated chimps. Will Eliza be able to convince her that Darwin wants to stay with the Thornberrys? Meanwhile, when poachers trap Eliza and Darwin, will Dr. Goodall, Nigel and Marianne be able to rescue them? 183897 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: Two's Company C Episode #34. 9-7-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When Eliza is told that "Jake" the turtle is the last one of his kind, she can't just let his species become another name on the extinction list. Enlisting help from other animals, she soon discovers "Samantha" and brings the two turtles together -- blind date style. Eliza soon realizes that playing the role of cupid is not as easy as it seems. 183898 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Tyler Tucker, I Presume C Episode #61. 10-2-2000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza's cousin Tyler Tucker joins the Thornberrys for a four-week tour from Africa to the Amazon in search of exotic, endangered and mysterious animals. 183899 1998 Wild Thornberrys, The: Vacant Lot C Episode #7. 10-13-1998 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. As animals flee their homes and run for their lives, Eliza discovers that Kip and Biederman are destroying part of the rainforest. In an all-out war against the evil duo, Eliza must convince the animals that with everybody's help, they can stop the destruction and save the forest. 183900 1998 Wild Thornberrys, The: Valley Girls C Episode #10. 11-3-1998 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. Eliza and Debbie's combined bungling sends the Commvee careening down a mountain where it lies mired in the mud. They come face to face with a menacing-looking, but quirky tribe of silverback gorillas and they must work together to "unstick" the van. 183901 2000 Wild Thornberrys, The: Where the Gauchos Roam C Episode #52. 3-13-20000 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. The Thornberrys are invited on a cattle drive by Marianne's old high school friend whose son, Miguel, is not as adept at riding and roping as he claimed. In the end, Eliza helps him build confidence. 183902 2003 Wild Thornberrys, The: Wild Snob-Berry, The C Episode #84. 2-3-2003 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. At the request of the foundation, teenage rocker Shane G. joins the Thornberrys during their stay in Alaska. Since Eliza and Debbie both have a crush on Shane, they both go exploring with Shane only to discover who thick-headed he really is. Female Reporter (Lynne Maclean). Male Reporter (Travis Davis). 183903 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: You Ain't Seen Nothin', Yeti C Episode #31.9-1-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. To study and protect the snow leopards from extinction and a construction site that is threatening their survival, Nigel's mentor, thought to be lost for many years, has left civilization to be a yeti. El Eliza discovers his identity, helps him fend off the construction workers, and reunites him with her father. 183904 1999 Wild Thornberrys, The: You Otter Know C Episode #40. 10-20-1999 Documentary Photographers-Filmmakers -- Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Nigel Thornberry (Tom Curry) and Marianne Thornberry (Jodi Carlisle) -- travel the world in their motor home with their family making nature documentaries. When Kip and Biederman cause an oil spill, Eliza must save her sea otter friends. 183905 1980 Wild Times MT Correspondent Robert W. "Bob" Halburton (Pat Hingle) of the Frontier Illustrated Weekly. 183906 1974 Wild Turkey N PVL Simon, Roger Journalist Gunther Thomas, "the renowned Ph.D. in guerrilla journalism is a fictional version of Rolling Stone journalist Hunter S. Thompson. Investigates death of a news anchorwoman 183907 1937 Wild West Days M Newspaper Owner Matt Keeler (Russell Simpson), scheming owner of Brimstone News uses newspaper for his own ends 183908 1967 Wild Wild West, The: Night of the Turncoat, The T Episode. 12-1-1967. Season #3. Episode #13 News Media. 2nd Reporter (David Frank). 183909 1993 Wild Wild West: T SV 274 (Media Excerpts) Episode News Media 183910 1969 Wild Wild West: Night of the Braine T SVD 803 Episode News Media. Sinister newspaper prophecies by a madman (Edward Andrews) who wants to rule the world 183911 1925 Wild, Wild Susan M AFI-Novelists Writer 183912 1967 Wild, Wild West, The: Night of the Iron First, The T Episode #70. 12-8-1967 Reporter (Fred Stromsoe). 183913 1940 Wildcat of Tucson, The M Editor Charlie (Forrest Taylor) 183914 1997 Wilde M Reporter (Hywel Simons). 183915 1989 Wilde harten MF Journalist (Rob Fruithof). 183916 2007 Wilde Leben, Das MF Journalist (Sebastian Stielke) 183917 1983 Wilden Funfziger, Die MF Reporter Rasender (Ilja Richter). 183918 1987 Wilder Shores of Love, The NR Ker, Madeleine Journalist Margot Prescott had always had a rebellious spirit and a determination to make it on her own -- emotionally and well as professionally. But she was shaken by the sudden death of her father, feeling lost and vulnerable. Then one day, Prescott was no longer reporting on the London drug scene. She had become a victim. And just as abruptly, Adam Korda entered her life. Keeping her prisoner was a desperate remedy, but Adam’s caring, helping and healing soon restored Margot to the woman she’d been. And brought her face-to-face with her greatest challenge -- loving Adam. Adam had seen Margo at her worst -- and he loved her anyway. 183919 1958 Wilderness of Monkeys N Pugh, M. Press 183920 2008 Wildfire NR Rustand, Roxanne Love Inspired Suspense Series Photojournalist Josh Bryant, who broke the heart of a tour guide in tiny Wolf Creek, is back in town after leaving her with a secret to harbor alone. She now has more to fear than drought, wildfire and underhanded rivals. Bryant’s arrival distracts her, making her remember what they had shared. But someone is watching them, waiting for the moment to strike. Someone dead set on destroying their hope for a second chance. The woman managed to rescue an injured man after being shot at. Then she discovers the man is none other than Josh Bryant, the man who broke her heart. Finding themselves alone together again makes it difficult for them both not to be reminded of what they once shared. And Josh isn’t exactly a happy camper but they have to remain in each other’s company while his motorcycle is repaired. 183921 2009 Wildfire NR Rawlins, Debbi In “Texas Heat.” Harlequin Blaze #491 Reporter Lisa Stevens is a big-city journalist who may have been rejected by hunky rancher Joe Manning five years ago, but she’s not about to give up the chase. She’s got a point to prove even if she has to lasso the sexy, stubborn cowboy to the bed to make it happen. 183922 2002 Wildfire 7: Inferno, The MT News Media. Television Reporter (Jana Mitsoula). 183923 2005 Wildlife: Tine Sharp T Episode #10. 8-29-2005 Photographer (Tim Janis). 183924 1985 Wildside: Buffalo Who? T Episode #5. 4-18-1985 Newspaper Owner Cally Oaks (Meg Ryan) of The Daily Flash, runs the frontier newspaper and is the love interest for Sutton Hollister, one of the Secret law enforcement group in Wildside County, California in the Old West to eliminate villains. A fake Buffalo Bill brings his equally fake Wild West show to Wildside and tries to kill the Spanish Ambassador to Cuba. 183925 1985 Wildside: Delinquency of a Miner T Episode #2. 3-28-1985 Newspaper Owner of The Daily Flash, a frontier newspaper. Secret law enforcement group in Wildside County, California in the Old West to eliminate villains. Cally is good at running into trouble and needing rescuing. Zeke runs away and ends up lured into a coal-mining scheme run by criminals. The Governor brings news of the death of an old friend shot in the back. In his pocket was an advertisement for gold miners, which is really a scheme to lure workers to be used as forced labor in a coal mine. Young Zeke sees the same ad and goes to the mine. The Chamber of Commerce rescues him and frees the miners. 183926 1985 Wildside: Don't Keep the Home Fires Burning T Episode #4. 4-11-1985 Newspaper Owner of The Daily Flash, a frontier newspaper. Secret law enforcement group in Wildside County, California in the Old West to eliminate villains. Cally is good at running into trouble and needing rescuing. After Bannister's fiancée dies of an illness shortly after arriving in town, he leaves the team at a critical junction as a gang of arsonists hit Wildside. A notorious gang is running a fire insurance racket. Those who don't buy the insurance see their property burned down by a fire-ball shooting gun. Bannister is distracted from the assignment to round up the gang by the appearance and sudden death of Melissa, the woman who turned down his marriage proposal 15 years earlier. Without Bannister, the Wildside Chamber of Commerce fails in their first attempt to capture the gang. The gang is lured into Wildside when Brodie and Bannister stage a fight in which Brodie is apparently killed. 183927 1998 Wildside: Episode 20 T Episode #20. 5-20-1998 Newsreader (Richard Morecroft). 183928 1998 Wildside: Episode 25 T Australia. Episode #25. 6-24-1998. Series 7-1-1997 to 7-1-1999. Reporter at Demonstration (Candy Barta). Male Reporter (Lyndon Jones). Female Reporter (Katrina Sklavos). Interviewer (Michael Manuel). Police actions in Sydney, Australia. 183929 1997 Wildside: Episode 3 T Episode #3. 11-24-1997 Newsreader (Richard Morecroft). 183930 1998 Wildside: Episode 39 T Episode #39. 9-30-1998 News Media. Female Reporter (Katrina Sklavos). 183931 1999 Wildside: Episode 45 T Episode #45. 4-2-1999 Reporter (Lynden Jones). 183932 1985 Wildside: Until the Fat Lady Sings T Episode #6. 4-25-1985 Newspaper Owner of The Daily Flash, a frontier newspaper. Secret law enforcement group in Wildside County, California in the Old West to eliminate villains. Cally is good at running into trouble and needing rescuing. Rileback, an old enemy of Brodie's shows up with a scheme to get revenge for the loss of his trigger finger and kill Brodie and the others. Chamber of Commerce of Wildside rides to the rescue of a dance group, but before they bring the villain to trial, a sergeant arrives with extradition papers from Oregon. The prison wagon is ambushed. Corrupt judge signed the papers. Man behind the ambush is the man's brother Rileback who vowed revenge against Brodie for shooting off his trigger finger. Rileback now uses a machine pistol which can cut through steel bars. He's freed his brother to set a trap for Brodie. Cally, trying to get the story follows The Five on their hunt for Rileback. Trying to save her, the men are trapped under the debris of an exploded building. Brodie is taken prisoner so he and Rileback can replay their last gunfight. 183933 1985 Wildside: Well-Known Secret (aka Pilot) T Episode #1. 3-21-1985. Series 3-21-1985 to 4-25-1985. Newspaper Owner of The Daily Flash, a frontier newspaper. Secret law enforcement group in Wildside County, California in the Old West to eliminate villains. Cally is good at running into trouble and needing rescuing. Team squares off against a renegade ex-Confederate general tearing up towns in California looking for a hidden cache of gold. 183934 2000 Will & Grace: Acting Out T DVD -R 1549 Episode #36. 2-22-2000 Weatherman Al Roker (Himself) of NBC's Today Show. Will and Jack complain to Roker after a scheduled kiss between gay men does not air. They appear on the Today Show to protest NBC for cutting a gay kiss out of an eagerly awaited sitcom episode. Will is frustrated with Jack on how much he wanted to see that kiss and kisses him. 183935 2001 Will & Grace: Brothers, A Love Story T Episode #58. 2-8-2001 TV Sportscaster Matt is a rising star who is extremely reluctant to let the world -- especially his macho business associates -- know about his sexual preference so he continues to refer to Will as his "brother." Because of this Will is torn over ending his newfound relationship with Matt. 183936 2006 Will & Grace: Buy Buy Baby T DVD -R HQ 5756 Episode #179. 3-30-2006 Talk-Show Host Jack McFarland (Sean Hayes) of "JackTalk." A large corporation takes over OutTV, completely revamping Jack's talk-show and giving him a new, conservative co-host Amber-Louise (Britney Spears). 183937 2004 Will & Grace: Company T SVDSP 2004 Episode #142. 10-7-2004 Documentary. Jack is asked to do a documentary on Cher. He has trouble at first at his new company when his co-workers mock him about his Cher doll (company is involved with programming for gay audience). Grace accuses Will of being too nice to strangers. 183938 1999 Will & Grace: Das Boob T DVD -R HQ 4408 Episode #25. 11-2-1999 Newspaper publishes a deceiving, flattering photo in which Grace appears more "endowed" and bosomy. The result is she gets a lot more attention from a former high school heartthrob who never looked at her before. 183939 2005 Will & Grace: Friends With Benefits (1) T Episode #160. 5-19-2005 TV Gay Network. Jack struggles to produce his latest show for OutTV but spoiled child star Randall fails to embody Jack's vision. Under threat of a lawsuit, Karen is forced to publicly apologize to Beverly for an embarrassing rumor. Having quit his job at the law firm, Will turns to a career in writing where he catches the eye of Malcolm, who claims to have high-profile connections, but when his writing career fails, Malcolm has another job offer for Will. 183940 2000 Will & Grace: Gypsies, Tramps and Weed T Episode #52. 11-16-2000 Photographer (Keith Allan). Jack meets his idol, Cher (Herself). 183941 2002 Will & Grace: Hocus Focus T DVD -R HQ 3077 Episode #95. 5-2-2002 Photographer. Will wins a portrait session at charity auction, he takes Grace to pose for a notoriously eccentric celebrity photographer. The unfocused shooter's bizarre methods ultimately produces a funky image that flatters Grace -- and frightens Will. 183942 2003 Will & Grace: Last Ex to Brooklyn T SVD 1511 Episode #117. 10-2-2003 Fashion Magazine Editor Diane (Mira Sorvino) is beautiful and savvy and happens to be a former flame of Grace's fiancé. She's also the only female partner Will has ever had. 183943 1999 Will & Grace: My Fair Maid-y T Episode #12. 2-2-1999 Design Critic (Burt Goodman). 183944 2001 Will & Grace: One Gay At a Time T Episode #141. 9-30-2004 TV Gay Network. Jack starts work as a TV executive at a gay network, something which Will is not aware of when he comes to the network for an appointment so he can give suggestions. 183945 2001 Will & Grace: Prison Blues T Episode #71. 10-18-2001 TV News interview. Will struggles with stage fright when he babbles on during a TV news interview so Jack convinces him to polish his communication skills by attending an acting class ruled by an imperious teacher. 183946 2004 Will & Grace: Saving Grace T Episode #20. 4-29-1999 New York Publicist is successful and arrogant and hires Grace to decorate his house with the condition she fixes him up with Will. But there's a problem: Will can't stand the guy. 183947 2004 Will & Grace: Saving Grace Again (Parts 1 and 2) T DVD -R HQ 4810 (Media Excerpts) Episode #146-#147. 11-11/18-2004 TV News. Grace and Will comment on local TV News when Grace misunderstands one of the news stories. Jack recruits Peter "a sinfully delicious" man who Jack remembers from a cocoa commercial when he was a kid to be the new face of "OutTV" much to the surprise of Rip Taylor who also wants the gig. 183948 2004 Will & Grace: Will & Grace & Vince & Nadine T Episode #145. 11-4-2004 TV Gay Network. Jack hires Karen, who leaves Grace's interior design firm after having a fight with her, to be his new assistant at "OutTV." 183949 1996 Will Benson: Full Personal Service N Spencer, Charles #2 Will Benson Series. Spencer held the position of the Theatre Critic of The Daily Telegraph Columnist Will Benson of Theatre World, after seeing how dangerous giving bad notices can be, has left the theatrical newspaper for the safer world of soft-porn publishing. Although happily married to Kim, certain aspects of his marriage necessitate the occasional visit to a tart with a heart in Pimlico. But when she is savagely attacked, and when he finds that his predecessor has overstepped the mark, Will reluctantly finds himself once again playing the reluctant private eye. Scruffy, chubby, disorganized Benson is a shrewd and amiable operator. He wants to get back together with his wife, he has a penchant for finding himself in farcical, humiliating situations and he is involved with the theatre, not very successfully, working as a hack for an obscure publication called Theatre World. 183950 1994 Will Benson: I Nearly Died N Spencer, Charles #1 Will Benson Series. Spencer held the position of the Theatre Critic of The Daily Telegraph Columnist Will Benson of Theatre World. For Benson, life on “Theatre World” has its compensations, mostly in the nicely rounded shape of Kim, the chief sub-editor. But there are drawbacks, too, and somewhere out there is Will’s own personal psychotic, who’s pretty handy with a crossbow. Portly showbiz writer Benson leans how dangerous giving notices can be. 183951 2000 Will Benson: Under the Influence N Spencer, Charles #3 Will Benson Series. Spencer held the position of the Theatre Critic of The Daily Telegraph Columnist Will Benson of Theatre World is a showbiz hack whose life is at its lowest ebb as he recalls wistfully his halcyon days as a cub reporter on the Esher Herald when the world was his for the taking. And the past comes flooding back as he learns that Henry, his hero at the Esher Herald, is on the run with a hot Vermeer painting on his hands. Benson determines to track him down. But Henry is a slippery customer, and has woven a Machiavellian plot. For Will Benson, life cannot get much worse. Cuckolded, overweight and in career meltdown he is at his lowest ebb. Attempting to concentrate on his column in the shambolic trade rag, Theatre World, through a fog of lunchtime drinking, he recalls wistfully his halcyon days as a cub reporter when life was all so different. Bacchanalian romps in the countryside, illicit trysts, shared secrets; the world was his for the taking. But when the past comes knocking at Will's door, the reality is suddenly far removed from his memories. His old friend Nicholas is dying, and Henry - Will's youthful hero - has stolen a valuable Vermeer painting and is on the run. Impelled to track Henry down, Will reluctantly takes up the trail. But Henry has always been a slippery customer and along the way Will must endure an Oxford Gaudy, a bizarre heavy metal gig and the worst dentist in the world before the full extent of Henry's Machiavellian plans are revealed. In 1982 when Will was 17 going on 18 he had worked during his gap year for a local rag called the Esher Herald and became part of a group, the maverick leader of which was Henry, then aged 22, the star reporter. Will developed a tendresse for Henry's 15-year-old sister Rose, while Henry seduced both Nicholas, who is also filling in time at the Herald before going up to university, and his glamorous sister Natasha, who wishes to marry a rich man and live a life of ease. Under the steady gaze of reliable Trev the Rev (another editor on the Herald), who intends to become a clergyman), he introduces them to dope and to fairly innocent bacchanalian delights. Now 20 years on, Nicholas, an art historian in the last throes of Aids, contacts Will to say that Henry had called on him bearing a hugely important missing Vermeer. Hoping to save Henry from himself, Will and the sexually voracious and kinky Natasha (who is married to her rich man) set out to track him down and rescue the picture. Nothing, however, is as it seems, and Will is soon out of his depth and awash in alcohol. Under the Influence is the greatest fun and, except for the final confrontation when everybody's behaviour is mind-bogglingly inept, it is easy to suspend disbelief and swing along in Will and Natasha's wake. 183952 1999 Will of Her Own, A MT SVD 735-736 (Parts 1 and 2) Photojournalist who recounts the struggles in her life during this century. Lea Thompson is Amanda Steward. 183953 1998 Will of Their Own, A MT Miniseries News Media. Reporter (Nancy Ingoldsby). Photographer (Patrick Clark). 183954 1922 Will Rogers SS Rogers, William Penn Adair Fictional Journalist created by Rogers. Lasso-twirling, gum-chewing philosopher. Weekly articles approximately length of an editorial or short feature. Much shorter daily telegrams as well. Died in an airplane crash in 1935. Many subjects addressed in his newspaper columns. 183955 1991 Will Rogers Follies, The P Commentator Will Rogers (Keith Carradine), humorist, columnist 183956 1935 Will Rogers: All I know is what I read in the papers R CD 019 Commentator Will Rogers 183957 2002 Will Ross: Dead Air NM Moody, Greg #1 Cycling Murder Series Sports Reporter Will Ross, a washed-up bike racer who has years of European pro cycling under his belt, is now on the staff of a Denver TV News station and is sent to cover a ride through the Rockies. 183958 2001 Will Ross: Deadroll: NM Moody, Greg #4 Cycling Murder Mysteries Sports Reporter Will Ross, an ex-professional cyclist, lost his promotion job with a bike company, became a momentary media darling by foiling a robbery, and got a new job as a sports news reporter all in one day. In other Denver news, a mad bomber has targeted cycling for his display of displeasure -- and has wounded the TV Sports Anchor. Ross soon makes his short list. Deadroll is both a white-knuckle ride through the Colorado mountains and a pointed look at the world of TV sports coverage. 183959 1999 Will Ross: Derailleur NM Moody, Greg #3 Cycling Murder Mysteries Sports Reporter Will Ross, an ex-professional cyclist, lost his promotion job with a bike company, became a momentary media darling by foiling a robbery, and got a new job as a sports news reporter all in one day. 183960 1998 Will Ross: Two Wheels NM Moody, Grieg #2 Cycling Murder Mysteries Sports Reporter Will Ross, an ex-professional cyclist, lost his promotion job with a bike company, became a momentary media darling by foiling a robbery, and got a new job as a sports news reporter all in one day. 183961 1957 Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? M L Reporter (Jay Sayer). TV Interviewer (Dick Whittinghill). 183962 1983 Will There Really Be a Morning? MT News Media. Reporter (Bob Larkin). 1st Reporter (Keith James). 2nd Reporter (Paddy Carol Brown). 3rd Reporter (Jim Chad). 4th Reporter (Charles Prior). 5th Reporter (Clark Stevens), 6th Reporter (William Ward). Publicist (Richard B. Shull). 1st Photographer (Ray Powers). 2nd Photographer (Eric Stine). Playwright Clifford Odets (John Heard). 183963 2001 Will to Dance M Interviewer (Flip Remunda) 183964 1918 Will You Walk Into My Parlor SS Dreiser, Theodore In "Free and Other Stories." Former Newspaperman Frank Blount 183965 1982 Will: G. Gordon Liddy MT News Media 183966 1954 William Allen White R Episode. 1-10-1954. Hallmark Playhouse: Newspaper Editor William Allan White 183967 2003 William and Mary T Episode #15. 5-1-2005 TV Newscaster (Charlotte Fields). 183968 1948 William at the Circus M Reporter (Michael Medwin). 183969 1860 William Blacklock, Journalist: Love Story of Press Life, A N Maclachlan, T. Banks Journalist 183970 1953 William Byers: Two Gun Journalist R Episode. 11-15-1953. Hallmark Playhouse: Journalist William Byers 183971 1960 William Deacon: Traces of Brillhart, The NM OWN - P Brean, Herbert #1 William Deacon Mysteries Magazine Writer William Deacon, a crack freelancer sets out to unravel the mystery of a dead songwriter who seems very much alive. He quickly discovers that he has his own problems about staying alive. A songwriter was known as the biggest heel to hit New York in four decades. So the report of his murder was no disappointment. But it was disconcerting when Gossip Columnists recorded his daily activities as if he were alive. Gossip Columnists kept writing about the songwriter escorting beautiful women to Manhattan's most glamorous nightclubs, writing songs, and otherwise behaving as a person very much alive. 183972 1965 William Deacon: Traces of Merrilee, The NM Brean, Herbert #2 William Deacon Mysteries Magazine Writer William "Bill" Deacon sails to France with his girlfriend and two other pals and a murder takes place aboard ship. 183973 2004 William Hung: Hangin' With Hung DT Roving Reporter David Ury. 183974 2006 William Randolph Hearst: Gods and Pawns: Welcome To Olympus, Mr. Hearst SSF Baker, Kage #11 Company Series. A collection of short stories, "Gods and Pawns: Stories of the Company." Publisher William Randolph Hearst negotiates with the Company in 2355 for his immortality. The year is 1933, and Joseph and Lewis spend a weekend on a mountaintop in the company of W. R. Hearst and several minor gods and goddesses. Also a pair of Chihuahuas named Tcho-Tcho and Conqueror Worm and the ghost of Rudolph Valentino. 183975 2007 William Randolph Hearst: Sons of Heaven, The: Company Novel, A NSF Baker, Kage #12 Company Series Publisher William Randolph Hearst shows up in 2355 to dwell again in his castle at San Simeon and dumb down the news consumed by the human public to levels today's media moguls can only dream about. Hearst negotiated with the Company for his immortality in one of the eight stories collected in "Gods and Pawns," the 11th volume in the series. 183976 1941 William Riley and the Fates SS Benet, Stephen V. In "Last Circle, The: Stories and Poems by Stephen Vincent Benet." Journalist. William Riley worked for the Snapperville Gazette summers and after school. Mr. Slater wrote the editorials. Special correspondent at Goose creek -- "the dear old she-buzzard" -- writes in that she's suffering from summer complaint. Our special correspondent in Fernville -- that's the new girl -- sends me in a story I can't make heard or tail of. Riley hired as a reporter. 183977 1986 William S. Burroughs: Commissioner of Sewers M Interviewer (Jurgen Ploog). 183978 1996 William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet M L Newscaster on a TV set reads play's prologue. MTV newsreel style montages. Tabloid headlines. 183979 1899 William Tyrwhitt's Copy SS MLPL Capes, Bernard In "At A Winter's Fire." Journalist William Tyrwhitt, polemical journalist (a queer fish, like the cuttle, with an ink-bag for the confusion of enemies 183980 1980 Willie and Phil M Italian-American Photographer Phil (Ray Sharkey) 183981 1991 Willies, The M Anchorwoman (Chelsea Noble) 183982 2008 Willing N Spencer, Scott Journalist Avery Jankowsky is a 37-year-old Manhattan writer scraping by on freelance assignments. Despite his lack of ambition and very much to his own surprise he has won the affections of a Columbia graduate student many years his junior. But when she tells him that she has been having an affair, Avery’s world is shattered. Beside himself with jealousy and grief, he heads across town to meet his uncle for their monthly lunch date. The uncle senses his nephew’s fragile emotional state and makes a startling proposition: Avery should use his tickets to an all-expenses-paid international sex tour. Sensing a white-hot book idea (and a chance to get back at the student), Avery agrees to go as an undercover journalist. As the tour bounces from one Nordic country to another, Avery and his fellow travelers, most of them wealthy and accomplished, descend ever deeper into a blinding world that is equal parts hilarity and nightmare, until Avery suddenly finds himself face-to-face with the one person he never expected to see. Avery gets one fat advance check and life would seem golden, but Avery has not reckoned with the complex personalities of the men he is traveling with nor with the long-buried conflicts within himself that come bubbling to the surface as the tour goes on. 183983 1992 Willing to Kill: Texas Cheerleader Story, The MT DVD -R HQ 8174, 8175. DVD -R 1574. SV 172. 11-98-1992 News Media. Reporter at Wanda's (Lisa Laemen). Reporter #1 (Mark Raymond McDermitt). Reporter #2 (Elaine Porter). 183984 1971 Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (aka Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory) M L News Media. Second Newscaster Stanley Kael (Stephen Dunne). Newscaster (Clete Roberts). First Newscaster (Jack Latham). Reporter in Germany (Michael Gahr). 183985 1953 Willys Theatre Presenting Ben Hecht's…. T Series. Tales of the City Journalist Ben Hecht. Anthology series introduced (audio only) by Hecht 183986 1977 Wilma T News Media 183987 2006 Wilsberg: Tod auf Rezept TF Episode #18. 12-2-2006 Journalist Hannes (Matthias Redhammer). 183988 1944 Wilson M SV 160 Trotti, Lamar In "Best Film Plays of 1943-1944." Reporter (Griff Barnett). Reporter (Earle. S. Dewey). Reporter (Edward Earle). Reporter (Ben Erway). Reporter (Robert Forrest). Reporter (Sherry Hall). Reporter (Patrick McVey). Reporter (Carroll Nye). Reporter (Jack Stoney). Reporter (Ian Wolfe). White House Reporter (Grandon Rhodes). Newsboy. Headlines. Political Press Agent Joe Tumulty 183989 1987 Wilton North Report, The: T Series 11-11-1987 to 2-12-1988 Parody News. Hosts (Phil Cowan, Paul Robins). Serious Interviewers (Nancy Collins, Greg Jackson). Tongue-in-Cheek Interviewer (Wayne Satz). Satirical Commentator (Paul Krassner). Health and Science Editor (Jack LaLanne). Serious and total ridiculous news stories are featured. 183990 2004 Wimbledon M News Media. Reporter 1 (Martin O'Brien). Reporter 2 (John Warnaby). Reporter 3 (Tam Hoskvns). TV Reporter (Sam Bond). TV Interviewer (Laurence Kennedy). Radio London DJ (Danny Baker). Radio 1 DJ (Chris Moyles - Voice). Outside Broadcast Director (Ryan McCluskey). 183991 2004 Win a Date With Tad Hamilton! M Reporter (Deena Dill). Paparazzi (Peter Iovino). 183992 1914 Win(k)some Widow, The M PR - AFI-Press Agents Press Agent Cutey (Wally Van). . Bibulous Reporter (Harry Kendall). 183993 1992 Wind M TV Commentator (Peter Montgomery) 183994 2004 Wind M News Broadcaster (Dick Pryor - Voice). 183995 1975 Wind and the Lion, The M DVD -R HQ 7978, 7979, 7982. L. DVD -R HQ 1888 (Media Excerpts). Reporter. 1st Reporter (Charles Stalmaker). 2nd Reporter (David Lester). 3rd Reporter (Paul Rusking). 183996 1990 Wind Devil N Moeller, M.J. News Media. 183997 1988 Wind of Death N Grellet, G.-H. Guilbaud Journalist Steve Denton works writes for National Geographic. 183998 2001 Windfall MT News Media. Female Reporter (Corina Danila). TV Anchor (Ted Pretty). 183999 2006 Windfall: Pilot T Episode #1. 6-8-2006 News Media. Reporter (Erica Shaffer). 184000 1968 Windflowers: Story of a Draft Dodger, The M AFI-Reporters/Publishers Newspaper Reporter (James Hunter). Publisher (Maxton Latham). 184001 1911 Winding Paths N Page, Gertrude (Dobbin) Journalist Mal Pritchard, a happy girl illustrating the present status of the working woman in London. Pro-suffrage. 184002 2002 $windle M Cameraman (Mike Tsar). 184003 2002 $windle (aka Swindle). M News Media. Reporter (Lori Graham). Cameraman (Mike Tsar). 184004 2009 Windless Summer N Sharfeddin, Heather Newspaper Editor-Reporter Hap Mitsui of Rocket, Washington is hatching a foolish plan to save his town. As the summer progresses, this town, usually teeming with tourists, suffers a slow death thanks to a lack of wind, which normally brings surfers to the nearby Columbia River. After news of a strange accident befalling a motel guest hits the news, courtesy of local Reporter Mitsui, Rocket is flooded with undesirable visitors who stir up town secrets and prejudices. Rocket’s motel, run by a lonely widower named Tom Jemmet, is hard hit. Then something happens to Tom’s run-down mote. Guests who stay in Room 6 begin experiencing sudden acts of fate, both terrible and great. But while tourists descend on Rocket and the town shows new signs of life, the truth about Tom’s motel and the death of his wife, as well as the secret hopes and fears of everyone around him, are exposed in ways that are both surprising and inevitable. 184005 1987 Windmills of the Gods N OWN - H Sheldon, Sidney Reporter Ben Cohn, a veteran political reporter for the Washington Post. Media. Other Reporters. In the Black Rooster, a Washington D.C. hangout for newsmen, Cohn was seated at a table with four colleagues. 184006 1988 Windmills of the Gods MT TV Interviewer (Douglas Kiker) 184007 1910 Window at the White Cat, The N OWN - H Rinehart, Mary Roberts Reporter for the Eagle 184008 1939 Window in London, A M Reporter (John Salew) 184009 1961 Window on Main Street T Series 1961-1962 Editor Lloyd Ramsey (Ford Rainey), local newspaper. Life in Millsburg as seen through eyes of novelist after death of his wife. Constance Moore as widow Chris Logal, who worked on the paper 184010 1953 Window on Washington DT Series. 1-18-1953 to 7-12-1953. NBC Journalist-Host-Narrator Bill Henry served as the voice-over "guide" to a weekly film about Washington D.C. and the events going on in the nation's capital. 184011 1949 Window, The M DVD -R HQ 9638, 9637A. SVD 1499. SVD 1900. Reporter (Lee Kass) 184012 1979 Windows NSF Compton, David Guy TV Reporter Rod, sometime in the near future is so devoted to his work that he allows his eyes to be implanted with miniature cameras. When he discovers the effect his invasion of people's privacy is having on his subjects, he burns out the circuits, deliberately blinding himself. 184013 2006 Windows of the Mind N Brennan, Frank Level 5 Upper Intermediate Book with Audio CDs Journalist Kathy uses her blindness to get a clear picture of human characters in one of the five stories included. Others: Arlo hates noise and has a plan to bring the world silence. Gopal uses smell to protect the memory of his sister. Daniel has a tongue that earns him a living but could also be his downfall. And Jamie learns to balance the benefits of t’ai chi in his search for health and happiness. 184014 1955 Windows: T Series 1955- Drama Anthology Press 184015 1990 Windprints (aka Wind Prints) M South Africa British Journalist Charles Rutherford (John Hurt) and South African Cameraman Anton van Heerden (Sean Bean) search for a murderer in Namibia with the social impact of apartheid and its aftermath in the background. Through the photographer’s objective eye, the journalist sees the real Africa for the first time after years of accepting the status quo. He also becomes aware of the ambivalence of the white liberals who harbor a deep distrust of the authorities but are also anxious about what will happen when the oppressed finally find their freedom. 184016 1986 Windrider M Sports Announcer (Don Barrett). Radio Announcer (Allan Symons). 184017 1944 Winds of Fear, The N OWN - H Carter, Hodding Editor Alan Mabry, editorial-writing reformer finds pleasure in charting advertising lineage. Editor owns financially healthy paper and is a more independent journalist 184018 1978 Winds of Kitty Hawk, The MT Reporter (Vaughan Armstrong). Reporter (Gerald Berns). 184019 1971 Winds of War, The N OWN - P Wouk, Herman Correspondent Alistair Tudsbury, British broadcaster and journalist, a real celebrity, about six feet two, with a big belly, a huge brown moustache, bulging eyes, heavy veined nose, thick glasses, bearish eyebrows, booming voice and an enormous appetite. Very ugly man and his clothes did little to mitigate the ugliness. Leans on a cane. 184020 1996 Windsor Protocol MT News Media. Washington Reporter No. 1 (Al Dubois). Washington Reporter No. 2 (Lila Feng). Washington Reporter No. 3 (Nick Auf der Maur). Montreal Reporter (Gwen Tolbart). 184021 2008 Windstorm N Burke, Frances War Corespondent Lea Attwood seeks news of her husband, Michael, a British agent working undercover in Turkish territory in wartime Cairo, 1916, where a melting pot of spies and allied troops are poised for the big push across the Arabian Desert to victory in the Middle East. Lea, an intrepid war corespondent, is unaware that she bas nee targeted as bait to lure him to his death. Their resourceful 16-year-old daughter Cally has followed her parents to Egypt and narrowly escapes drowning when her ship is sunk. She is befriended by a young lieutenant Rick Holman, a battled-fatigued survivor of the Gallipoli campaign. Following a terrifying ordeal when lost in the desert, Lea is reunited with her husband. But both are taken prisoner by Michael’s German enemy counterpart and sentenced to be shot. On the eve of a crucial battle, Lea and a wounded Michael escape, desperate to prevent the impending slaughter of thousands of Allied soldiers. 184022 2003 Windy City Heat MT Reporter (Roger Rose). Hosts Carson Daly, Jimmy Kimmel (Themselves). 184023 1916 Windy McPherson's Son N Anderson, Sherwood Press 184024 1913 Wine of Anubis, The SSF Marriott, Cuttenden Press 184025 1937 Wine Press of Research SS USC Kirby, Louis Paul In "First Ophelia and Other Stories, The." Magazine. Seeker Magazine. Ward works at the magazine. Prell wants to contribute an article. 184026 1933 Wine, Women and Song M D'Usseau, Leon (Adaptation-Story) Reporter Jennie Tilson (Gertrude Astor). 184027 1919 Winesburg, Ohio N OWN - P Anderson, Sherwood Reporter George Willard, the young reporter on the Winesburg Eagle, who learns about life from confessions and observations of small townspeople. Searching for the truth. Bruce Dudley, reporter for a Chicago newspaper, deserts wife, works at odd jobs. 184028 1995 Wing Commander IV: Price of Freedom, The G Newscaster (Barbara Niven) 184029 1921 Wing Toy M Bell, Pearl Doles (Story). Thomas Dixon (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter (Scott McKee) is known as The Mole. He helps the daughter of a Chinese father and an American mother who has been pledged to an underworld criminal. He is married to an American woman but plans to divorce her to marry the daughter. Later revealed that the daughter is actually the kidnapped daughter of the district attorney. 184030 2008 Winged Creatures T News Media. Funeral Reporter (Ted Garcia). TV Reporter (Lu Paker). TV Reporter (Kent Shocknek). Group of strangers form a unique relationship with each other after surviving a random shooting at a Los Angeles diner. 184031 1953 Winged Horse N Frankau, Pamela Press 184032 2009 Wingman: Kela T DVD -R HQ 10888 TV Reporter Kela is admittedly insecure about meeting men and hates to make the first move. 184033 1935 Wings in the Dark M Reporters, Ken's Hangar (Allen Fox, Charles Hines, Benjamin D. Sharpe). First Reporter (Gene Morgan). Second Reporter (Phil Tead). Reporter, Last Flight (Duke York). Radio Announcer (Graham McNamee). Cameraman (Alfred Delcambre) Photographers, Last Flight (Hyman Fink, J.B. Scott, Herb Watson). Cameraman (Alfred Delcambre). 184034 1999 Wings of Destiny NR Lanigan, Catherine Reporter Barbara Kendrick of The Call is a fearless journalist who roots out the facts about San Francisco's graft and corruption as well as the white slavery that exists on the Barbary Coast. Her mentor, the 91-year-old city founder presents her with diaries going back to 1774. She is his acknowledged granddaughter. Story begins in 1906, three days before the San Francisco earthquake. 184035 1957 Wings of Eagles, The M DVD -R HQ 5126, 5127. SVD 1351 - MISC Radio Newscast on Pearl Harbor 184036 1967 Wings of Fire MT Reporter. 1st Reporter (Frank Roach) 2nd Reporter (Bill Baldwin) 3rd Reporter (Clyde Howdy) 184037 1938 Wings of Great Desire N OWN - H Gray, James Small Town Newspaperman marries a woman who tries to pass on to him her father's ideals. David Fraser, managing editor of the Drummond newspaper. 184038 2003 Wings of Love NR Stone, Jewel Reporter Phillip Gallagher is hot on a tip to uncover the identity of a famed romance writer when his rental truck slides off the icy road and crashes into a tree. When he regains consciousness, he discovers the woman who disappeared from his life taking with her his heart, Abigail Harper, his wife. Snowed in a remote cabin in the Cascade Mountains, Abby and Phillip live in the moment, discover a passion never experienced before. Only when she learns the real reasons he came to find her, their scorching days and nights come to an abrupt end. Will Abby and Phillip find a way to mend their broken wings and learn to soar together on the Wings of Love? 184039 1939 Wings of Romance N Johns, W.E. Reporter Brian Ballantyne, a young newspaper reporter, friend to Montfort "Steeley" Delaroy, a former fighter pilot and ace, who turned to crime and is now working undercover for Scotland Yard 184040 1997 Wings of the Dove, The M Journalist is love interest of Upper-class Englishwoman who falls for him. First Journalist (Ben Miles). Second Journalist (Philip Wright). 184041 1902 Wings of the Dove, The N OWN - P James, Henry Reporter Merton Densher for a London newspaper, then in America. Lover of two main females. 184042 1997 Wings of the Dove, The M DVD -R HQ 9609, 9610 Reporter Merton Densher (Linus Roache) for a London newspaper, then in America. Lover of two main females. 184043 1937 Wings of the Morning M Commentators, Racing (E.V.H. Emmett, Captain R.C. Lyle) 184044 1939 Wings of the Navy M DVD -R HQ 6547, 6551. (Missing Ending) Reporter (Eddie Acuff) 184045 1992 Wings: T SV 64, 65. VHS 385 Episodes. Series (April 1990-May 1997) News Media 184046 1992 Wings: Das Plane T SV 129 Episode #45. 2-20-1992 News Media 184047 1991 Wings: If Elected, I Will Not Live T Episode #33. 10-31-1991 TV Anchorman (Rif Hutton). Moderator (Lesley Woods). When Roy's opponent for a seat on the town council drops out, the gang convince Joe to run against him. But the surprise endorsement of Joe's campaign manager Fay by the local newspaper gives Roy more competition than he can handle. So Roy concocts a plan involving a story about how he has never won anything in his entire life. Touched by Roy's story of his embarrassing failures in grade school, Faye throws the election. 184048 1997 Wings: Just Call Me Angel T Episode #162. 2-5-1997 Reporter (Rick Hall). On their way home from Las Vegas, Joe has a bad case of food poisoning and is soon helpless in the airliner's bathroom where he is soon followed by the other pilots. This leaves the job to Brian who safely lands the plane and becomes an instant celebrity. Joe tries to deal with Brian's newfound celebrity and all the grief he's getting from Helen over his "Men's travel bag." But Brian's celebrity is short lived and he soon is back at Sandpiper asking for his old job back. 184049 1997 Wings: Let's Talk About Sex T Episode #160. 1-8-1997 Photographer (Howard Shangraw). 184050 1996 Wings: Life Could Be a Dream T Episode #145. 4-30-1996. News Media. Reporter (Robin Krieger). Photographer (Nick Meaney). Unearthing of a 20-year-old time capsule is occasion for Joe, Brian, Helen and Casey to reflect on what kind of a future they envisioned for themselves as kids. 184051 1991 Wings: Plane Nine from Nantucket T Episode #22 2-7-1991. Reporter (Michael Fairman) joins Joe and Brian and the UFO Society to see if they can see the UFO that both pilots saw during a cargo flight. Despite Joe's concern about bringing down unfavorable media attention to Sandpiper, Brian reports the sighting to the FAA. Brian's report is ignored by federal agents, but not by the UFO Society that visits afterward. Unfortunately when Joe and Brian agree to take the group and the reporter up to see if they can see the UFO again, the UFO society shows its true colors. 184052 1990 Wings: Story of Joe, The T DVD -R HQ 5528. SVD 1498. VHS 1431 Episode #8. 10-5-1990 Magazine Writer Ted Cobb (Charles Hallahan) from American Flyer Magazine comes to the airport to do a feature story interview.. One of the pilots imagines himself on American Flyer cover. Joe thinks his fortunes may have taken an upswing, but when the writer's interest is grabbed by Brian's wild adventures, Joe is left with nothing but jealousy. Despite Joe's accusations, Brian has been talking to the writer about his brother. But the editor kills the story feeling there is no catch to it. 184053 2001 Wingspan MT Interviewer (Mary McCartney) 184054 1932 Winner Take All M DVD -R HQ 6433, 6432 James Cagney. Reporter (Phil Tead). Newspaper headlines. Magazine and newspaper stories. "Fighter Becomes Social Lap Dog." "How the Two Fisted Champion of the Prize Ring Became a "Powder Puff" Boxer by Having His Nose and Ears Made Over by a Plastic Surgeon to Please the Whims of a Pretty So "Jim Kane, once known as the terror of the ring, loses public favor and is forced to become a "dancing master" in the ring to protect his new nose and ear." Caricature of Jim King in ring riding "his well-known bicycle" and being chased by his opponent 184055 1986 Winners Take All M Interviewer (Geoff Witcher) 184056 1973 Winners, The M Reporter (Clive Scott) 184057 1985 Winners: Top Kid MT Reporter (Theo Stevens). 184058 1969 Winning M DVD -R HQ 5703, 5704, 5705 Indianapolis Interviewers (Lou Palmer, Jay Reynolds) 184059 1952 Winning of the West, The M Hall, Norman S. Gene Autry Film Publisher John Randolph (William Fawcett or William Foster)) and his printer Smiley Burnette are fighting two men who are using Indian raids as cover-up for their activities. Crusading publisher killed by territorial ranger's outlaw brother. Daughter of publisher, Ann Randolph (Gail Davis) gets warrant for ranger's arrest but he convinces the marshal of his innocence and captures the real killers. 184060 2004 Winning Season, The MT Photographer (Chad Bruce). Photographer (Chris Brasher). 184061 1952 Winning Team, The M L Reporters (Rodney Bell, Glenn Turnbull, John Hedloe). Sarcastic Reporter (Clarence Stsraight). Radio Sports Announcer (Art Gilmore). Announcer (John Kennedy). True story of baseball pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander. 184062 2004 Winning the Peace MT Short TV News Anchor (Rich Skidmore). 184063 1935 Winning Ticket, The M Newsreel Man (James P. Burtis). Still Cameraman (Charles Dunbar). Sound Man (Wally Maher). 184064 1996 Winning Ways NR Boswell, Barbara Political Reporter Sane Griffin for The Washington Post and Press secretary Claire Gray for her senatorial candidate father renew their acquaintance when the hip political reporter is assigned to cover her father’s campaign. The couple once had a disastrous fling. Tension builds between the press secretary and the reporter as disturbing secrets about her family’s past are uncovered. Claire Gray works selflessly to help her father’s political career. A confident, resilient woman, Claire knows what she wants -- a lasting relationship. When well-known Reporter Sane Griffin wasn’t ready to commit to her they parted ways. Now “Zany’s” back in her life, assigned to write an article about her father’s reelection bid. Given their history, Claire doesn’t trust Sane and he doesn’t trust himself around her. Beneath the surface lies a story of family secrets, death threats and more, all waiting to be uncovered and exposed to the public. But the truth could destroy many loves including Sane’s. Inexperienced in the ways of worldly men, congressman’s daughter Gray finds herself mesmerized by reporter Zane Griffin, a skeptic who is covering her father’s reelection bid. 184065 1999 Winslow Boy, The M News Media. Commons Reporter (Duncan Gould). Local Reporter (Ian Soundy). Beacon Reporter Miss Barnes (Sara Stewart). Beacon Photographer Fred (Perry Fenwick). 184066 1965 Winter A-Go-Go M DVD -R HQ 10698, 10699 PR - AFI-Publicists Public Relations 184067 1939 Winter Carnival M Ford, Corey (Short Story - "Echoes that Old Refrain"). Budd Schulberg, Maurice Rapf (Story). Schulberg, Rapf , Lester Cole (Screenplay) Ness Book Editor Don Reynolds (Alan Baldwin) of the campus newspaper, the Dartmouth Graphic. His father is Tiger Reynolds (Robert Armstrong), a New York tabloid reporter. He spots a woman whose divorce has made her a celebrity. He plans to beat the New York papers to the story by helping her get away. New York Mercury Editor Williams (Emory Parnell). Reporter at Terminal (John Berkes). Reporter at Terminal (Cyril Ring). Mercury Reporter (Al Hill). Mercury Reporter (George Magrill). 184068 1994 Winter Games NM OWN - P Feinstein, John Reporter Bobby Kelleher looks into a murder mystery involving high school basketball 184069 2010 Winter Garden N Hannah, Kristin Photojournalist Nina Whitson is successful but her 40-year-old sister, Meredith is struggling with empty-nest syndrome. One stayed at home to raise her children and manage the family apple orchard in the Pacific Northwest, the other followed a dream and traveled the world to become a famous photojournalist. Nina takes a break from her globe-trotting photojournalism career to return home to do her share. They have nothing in common but love for their father -- and ambivalence toward their cold Russian-born mother, Anya. When their beloved father falls ill, Meredith and Nina find themselves together again, standing alongside their cold, disapproving mother. The mystery behind Anya’s detachment, which is filled with vivid descriptions of Leningrad and the Pacific Northwest, is finally solved. 184070 1934 Winter in Moscow N Muggeridge, Malcolm Journalist Wilfred Pye is the truth-sayer character, either representing the author Muggeridge or Gareth Jones, a real-life journalist who saw Stalin for what he was long before other Western journalists did and was ridiculed for his reporting. “He had a simple mind” and went to Russia intent on finding the truth. “Obviously, Pye thought, I must see where people eat, how they eat, and what they eat.” He’d always sided with the poor and the dispossessed, and Bolshevism seemed to him a fully admirable movement. It was the future; hated by all save the far-seeing and the pure of heart; hated by all save Pye and his great English Liberal newspaper.” To him, the helpless were always righteous, the impoverished were always victims, and the pursuit of justice required the transformation of society. He was proud of standing up for the “weak and oppressed” and when he looked at a map it was not countries he saw, but wrongs sprawling across five continents. ... Arriving in Russia expecting to find a paradise, Pye-Jones-Muggeridge had to do little more than stroll about Moscow to see its refutation. “He saw hunger everywhere” and wondered how the Dictatorship of the Proletariat could feed him and Western journalists while allowing masses of Russians to go hungry. Determined to see more of the country, he traveled extensively and discovered, to his horror, that famine was everywhere and, worse yet, “it was organized from within.” Peasants were dying in what had once been the bread basket of Russia, and it was clearly an officially orchestrated starvation of the people. As Pye analyzed it, he realized that: ‘Maxism, the Dictatorship of the Proletariat’s religion, is the most urban religion that has ever existed. It was born in underground printing presses, in dingy lodgings and cafes and hotels. Its prophets were wanderers from one European capital to another whose dreams, like themselves were rootless.” In the deepest sense, the Bolsheviks warred against the “earth: with the nature of things and people; with life itself, that their embodiment involves.” The account of Pye’s research, his seeking of first hand information on the ground, and the conclusion drawn from this research, the fact of widespread and acute hunger, are consistent with the contents of Jones’ newspaper articles about conditions in Russia from 1931 until 1933. Journalists during the Stalin regime in the Soviet Union overlook starving peasants and support the utopian claims of one of the bloodiest regimes in human history. Satire. “It is not generally known that foreign journalists in Moscow work under the perpetual threat of losing their visas, and therefore their jobs...The result is that news from Russia is a joke.” New York Times Correspondent Walter Duranty, the real-life veteran Moscow correspondent who won the Pulitzer Prize for his reporting in the Soviet Union, is described in a devastating sketch. His identifying tag is Duranty’s egg-and-omelette line and he called his collected reporting from the Soviet Union an “essay in untruth.” Gareth Richard Vaughan Jones, a fearless young journalist who published his first major expose in the United States and the first signed articles in Britain of Josef Stalin’s deliberately imposed famine in the Ukraine in 1933. Duranty disparaged Jones as having made a “somewhat hasty judgment.” He then dismissed the conditions that in fact led to the deaths of 10 million men, women and children as merely :”sad,” adding, “you can’t make an omelet without breaking eggs.” Pye is depicted in many respects as the mirror opposite of Jones. He is old where Jones was young, cynical where Jones was idealistic and a hard drinker and chain smoker where Jones was a teetotaler. 184071 2002 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony DT XXIX Olympics TV Olympics Coverage. Special Features Unit Len Berman, Robert Hager, Sara James, Lewis Johnson, Kelly O'Donnell, Fred Roggin, Summer Sanders. Bobsleigh Mary Carillo. Ice-level Darren Pang. Figure Skating Beth Ruyak. Curling Reporter Elfi Schlegel. Reporters Bobsleigh, Luge and Skeleton Bonny Warner. Freestyle Skiing Trace Worthington, Play-by-Play Steve Podborski. Short Track Speed Skating Chris Wragge. Biathlon Dwight E. Stones, Bob Papa. Hosts - Bob Costas, Katie Couric, Dan Hicks. MSNBC's and CNBC's Studio Host Jim Lampley. Olympic Medals Plaza Pat O'Brien. Lead Figure-Skating Commentator Tom Hammond. GM Olympic Moments Correspondent Jimmy Roberts. Commentators - Ice Hockey Kenny Albert. Figure-Skating Sandra Bezic, Ski Jumping Mike Breen, Speed Skating Andrea Joyce. Biathlon Commentator Al Trautwig. Biathlon Reporters Dwight E. Stones, Bob Papa. Freestyle Skiing Reporter (Trace Worthington). Downhill Ski Reporter (Steve Porino). HDTV Broadcasting Team Reporter (Todd Harris). Special Features unit Reporter (Lewis Johnson). 184072 1952 Winter Wears a Shroud NM Chapman, Robert Press 184073 1992 Winter Widow, The N MLPL Weir, Charlene Journalist Lucille Tuthman, The Hampstead Herald. Henry Royce, editor. 184074 1988 Winter Wolves N OWN - H Wescott, Earle Reporter Fran Thomas (male). 184075 1555 Winter's Tale PO Deloney, Thomas Balladeer. Elizabethan ballads are journalism pure and simple, and Autolycus the ballad-hawker eternally alive in Winter's Tale. How a usurer's wife was brought to bed of twenty money-bags at a burden. 184076 1611 Winter's Tale P OWN Shakespeare, William News. Act V, Scene II. Second Gentleman: "How goes it now, sir? this news which is called true is so like an old tale, that the verity of it is in strong suspicion: has the king found his heir?" Third Gentleman: "Third Gent. Most true, if ever truth were pregnant by circumstance: that which you hear you'll swear you see, there is such unity in the proofs." Messengers 184077 1983 Winter's Tale N Helprin, Mel Rewrite Editor Hugh Close of The Sun, a newspaper owned by the Penn family: "Words were all he knew; they possessed and overwhelmed him, as if they were a thousand white cats with whom he shared a one-bedroom apartment." ("In fact, he did not like cats, because they could not talk and would not listen.") Many references to newspapers including The Ghost, The Sun and The Whale, morning and evening conditions. 184078 1936 Winterset M Press 184079 1942 Wintertime M Sportswriter Helene Reynolds as writer for Winter Sports magazine 184080 1990 WIOU: T SV 43, 45, 49, 50, 51 Episodes. Series 10-24-1990 to 3-20-1991, 16 Episodes. TV News Staff. WNDY-TV, nicknamed WIOU by cynical staffers who have seen ratings plunge. Hank Zaret (John Shea), news director. Kelby Robinson (Helen Saver). Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin). Liz (Mariette Harley). Hank Zaret was the new news director at TV station WNDY sent by executives at the network which owned the station to boost its falling ratings. Zaret got his start there three years before. Staff nicknamed the station, which is in financial trouble, WIOU. Main WNDY on-camera news personnel were: Anchor Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin), an overbearing womanizer with an inflated ego and wandering eye. Co-Anchor Kelby Robinson (Helen Shaver), dedicated journalist who once was Zaret's lover. Weatherman Floyd Graham (Dick Van Patten), lovable veteran who was going blind from glaucoma. Eddie Bock (Phil Morris), ambitious reporter with minimal scruples when it comes to furthering his career. Reporter Taylor Young (Kate McNeil), recent arrival from Tampa with mind-set identical to Eddie's. Long-time executive producer Liz McVay (Mariette Hartley) who feels overlooked when Hank was hired. 184081 1990 WIOU: Appearances T Episode #2 10-31-90 TV News Staff. WNDY-TV, nicknamed WIOU by cynical staffers who have seen ratings plunge. Hank Zaret (John Shea), news director. Kelby Robinson (Helen Saver). Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin). Liz (Mariette Harley). Newsreader Taylor (Kate McNeil) panics when she's assigned a backgrounder. Sweeps week brings out a circus of can-you-top-this-stories 184082 1991 WIOU: Bleeds, It Leads (aka Without Prejudice) T Episode #11. 3-4-91 TV News Staff. WNDY-TV, nicknamed WIOU by cynical staffers who have seen ratings plunge. Hank Zaret (John Shea), news director. Kelby Robinson (Helen Saver). Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin). Liz (Mariette Harley). WNDY's if it bleeds, it leads approach to news troubles Liz. Eddie and Taylor scramble for gory stories 184083 1990 WIOU: Do the Wrong Thing T Episode #4. 11-14-90 TV News Staff. WNDY-TV, nicknamed WIOU by cynical staffers who have seen ratings plunge. Hank Zaret (John Shea), news director. Kelby Robinson (Helen Saver). Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin). Liz (Mariette Harley). WNDY interviews a sports-reporter candidate (Debbie Lee Carrington). Floyd's weather forecasting is challenged. Neal's personal life makes news. Reporter (Don Craig). 184084 1990 WIOU: Inquisition, The T Episode #3. 11-7-90 TV News Staff. WNDY-TV, nicknamed WIOU by cynical staffers who have seen ratings plunge. Hank Zaret (John Shea), news director. Kelby Robinson (Helen Saver). Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin). Liz (Mariette Harley). Activist takes issue with station's minority hiring. Another day in the newsroom 184085 1991 WIOU: Labored Relations T Episode #10. 1-9-91 TV News Staff. WNDY-TV, nicknamed WIOU by cynical staffers who have seen ratings plunge. Hank Zaret (John Shea), news director. Kelby Robinson (Helen Saver). Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin). Liz (Mariette Harley). Liz and union-representative husband Michael find themselves on opposite sides of bargaining table, as do Hank and Kelby during a newsroom strike on crew safety 184086 1990 WIOU: Mother Nature's Son T Episode #8. 12-26-90 TV News Staff. WNDY-TV, nicknamed WIOU by cynical staffers who have seen ratings plunge. Hank Zaret (John Shea), news director. Kelby Robinson (Helen Saver). Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin). Liz (Mariette Harley). Hank behind bars and his freedom depends on Kelby coming forward about a killer's forced confession. Neal and Liz battle for control. Newsroom activities 184087 1991 WIOU: Ode to Sizzling Sal T Episode #9. 1-2-91 TV News Staff. WNDY-TV, nicknamed WIOU by cynical staffers who have seen ratings plunge. Hank Zaret (John Shea), news director. Kelby Robinson (Helen Saver). Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin). Liz (Mariette Harley). Kelby asked to witness execution. Weather bunny Taylor (Kate McNeil) does stand-up 184088 1991 WIOU: One Flew Over the Anchor Desk T Episode #14. TV News Staff. WNDY-TV, nicknamed WIOU by cynical staffers who have seen ratings plunge. Hank Zaret (John Shea), news director. Kelby Robinson (Helen Saver). Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin). Liz (Mariette Harley). Scheming Taylor (Kate McNeil) temporarily lands in the anchor chair 184089 1991 WIOU: Pair o'Guys Lost T Episode #12. 3-13-1991 TV News Staff. WNDY-TV, nicknamed WIOU by cynical staffers who have seen ratings plunge. Hank Zaret (John Shea), news director. Kelby Robinson (Helen Saver). Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin). Liz (Mariette Harley). Photographer (Gary Dubin). 184090 1990 WIOU: Pilot T Episode #1 10-24-90. Series 10-24-1990 to 3-20-1991, 16 Episodes. TV News Staff. WNDY-TV, nicknamed WIOU by cynical staffers who have seen ratings plunge. Hank Zaret (John Shea), news director. Kelby Robinson (Helen Saver). Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin). Liz (Mariette Harley). Hank Zaret was the new news director at TV station WNDY sent by executives at the network which owned the station to boost its falling ratings. Zaret got his start there three years before. Staff nicknamed the station, which is in financial trouble, WIOU. Main WNDY on-camera news personnel were: Anchor Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin), an overbearing womanizer with an inflated ego and wandering eye. Co-Anchor Kelby Robinson (Helen Shaver), dedicated journalist who once was Zaret's lover. Weatherman Floyd Graham (Dick Van Patten), lovable veteran who was going blind from glaucoma. Eddie Bock (Phil Morris), ambitious reporter with minimal scruples when it comes to furthering his career. Reporter Taylor Young (Kate McNeil), recent arrival from Tampa with mind-set identical to Eddie's. Long-time executive producer Liz McVay (Mariette Hartley) who feels overlooked when Hank was hired. 184091 1990 WIOU: They Shoot Sources, Don't They? T Episode #6.. 12-12-90 TV News Staff. WNDY-TV, nicknamed WIOU by cynical staffers who have seen ratings plunge. Hank Zaret (John Shea), news director. Kelby Robinson (Helen Saver). Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin). Liz (Mariette Harley). Taylor (McNeil) acts on tip and gets in over her head. Floyd focuses on his vision problems 184092 1991 WIOU: Three Women and a Baby T SV 59 Episode #13. 3-20-1991 TV News Staff. WNDY-TV, nicknamed WIOU by cynical staffers who have seen ratings plunge. Hank Zaret (John Shea), news director. Kelby Robinson (Helen Saver). Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin). Liz (Mariette Harley). Photographer (Gary Dubin). 184093 1991 WIOU: Unaired Episodes T Episodes #15-#16-#17-#18. "Walter and Me," "Forty-Eight Minutes," "Wife Abuse-Confidential," and "Cradle To Grave." TV News Staff. WNDY-TV, nicknamed WIOU by cynical staffers who have seen ratings plunge. Hank Zaret (John Shea), news director. Kelby Robinson (Helen Saver). Neal Frazier (Harris Yulin). Liz (Mariette Harley). Photographer (Gary Dubin). 184094 1958 Wir Wunderkinder MF West Germany Chief Editor Vogel (Peter Luhr). 184095 1957 Wir Wunderkinder. Der dennoch heitere Roman unseres Lebens N Hartung, Hugo Germany Journalist 184096 1920 Wire Entanglement, A P MLPL Marshall, Robert Index-One Act, 1900-1923 Press 184097 1953 Wire God, The N OWN - H Willard, Jack Journalist. Man goes from tank town telegrapher to head of the World Press Service. Wire-service executive for a fictional rival of AP, UP and INS recounting his rise from hack reporter to head of the world agency. He achieved all of this by stealing documents, seducing colleagues' wives and letting his boss die. Author is really two newsmen, Jack Guinn and Willard C. Haselbush 184098 2002 Wire in the Blood: Mermaids Singing, The (Part 2). T Episode #2. 11-21-2002 Journalist (Val McDermid). 184099 2005 Wire in the Blood: Synchronicity T Episode #24. 3-14-2005 Reporter (Paul Richardson). 184100 1956 Wire Service (aka Deadline for Action): Blood Rock Mine T Episode #1. 10-4-1956. Series 10-4-1956 to 6-17-1957. Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184101 1957 Wire Service: Atom at Spithead T Episode #19. 2-11-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184102 1956 Wire Service: Avengers T Episode #10. 12-6-1956 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184103 1956 Wire Service: Block Rock Mine, The T Episode #13. 12-27-1956 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184104 1956 Wire Service: Campaign Train T Episode #2. 10-11-1956 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184105 1957 Wire Service: Chicago Exclusive T Episode #14. 1-3-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184106 1957 Wire Service: Comeback, The T Episode #18. 1-31-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184107 1957 Wire Service: Confirm or Deny T Episode #34. 5-27-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184108 1956 Wire Service: Conspiracy T Episode #6. 11-8-1956 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184109 1957 Wire Service: Dateline Las Vegas T Episode #22 3-4-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184110 1957 Wire Service: Death at Twin Pines, A T Episode #37. 6-17-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184111 1957 Wire Service: Death Merchant, The T Episode #31. 5-6-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184112 1956 Wire Service: Deep End, The T SVD 1057 Episode #11. 12-12-1956. Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). Dean Evans is featured in this episode. 184113 1956 Wire Service: Deep End, The T Episode #11. 12-12-1956 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184114 1956 Wire Service: Deported T Episode #8. 11-22-1956 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184115 1957 Wire Service: El Hombre T Episode #20. 2-18-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184116 1957 Wire Service: Flowers For the General T Episode #17. 1-14-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184117 1957 Wire Service: Forbidden Ground T Episode #23. 3-11-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184118 1957 Wire Service: Four Minutes To Shot T Episode #35. 6-3-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184119 1956 Wire Service: Hideout T Episode #3. 10-18-1956 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). While Kate is waiting for a plane, a famous jockey is murdered. 184120 1956 Wire Service: High Adventure T Episode #12. 12-20-1956 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184121 1957 Wire Service: Indictment, The T Episode #27. 4-8-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184122 1956 Wire Service: Johnny Rath Story, The T VHS 914. VHS 1057 Episode #4. 10-25-1956. Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). Dan Miller is covering the story of the disappearance of a boy named Johnny Rath. 184123 1957 Wire Service: Last Laugh, The T Episode #33. 5-20-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184124 1957 Wire Service: Matter of Conscience, The T Episode #25. 3-25-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184125 1957 Wire Service: Misfire T Episode #26. 4-1-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184126 1956 Wire Service: Night of August 7th T Episode #5. 11-1-1956 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). Reporter Dean Evans is assigned to cover the story of a prison riot. The convicts have captured some guards and threaten their lives unless officials meet their demands. 184127 1957 Wire Service: Ninety and Nine T Episode #28. 4-15-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184128 1957 Wire Service: No Peace in Lo Dao T Episode #24. 3-18-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184129 1957 Wire Service: Oil Man, The T Episode #29. 4-22-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). Reporter Dean Evans arrives to cover the story of a trio of bandits, wearing Halloween masks, who rob the oil refinery of a wildcatter tycoon. They make off with a huge payroll. Evans finds that an old wartime buddy is suspected of having a part in the robbery. 184130 1957 Wire Service: Profile of Ellen Gale T Episode #21. 2-25-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184131 1957 Wire Service: Run, Sheep, Run T Episode #30. 4-29-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184132 1957 Wire Service: Third Inevitable, The T Episode #16. 1-17-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184133 1956 Wire Service: Tower, The T Episode #7. 11-15-1956 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184134 1956 Wire Service: Until I Die T Episode #9. 11-29-1956 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184135 1957 Wire Service: Violence Preferred T Episode #32. 5-13-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184136 1957 Wire Service: Washington Story, The T Episode #36. 6-10-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184137 1957 Wire Service: World of the Lonely T Episode #15. 1-10-1957 Correspondents. Three globetrotting reporters work for an international wire service. Dan Miller (Dane Clark - 1956-1957). Dean Evans (George Brent - 1956-1957).l Katherine (Kate) Wells (Mercedes McCambridge - 1956-1957). 184138 2008 Wire, The: -30- T DVD -R HQ 9734, 9735 Simon, David Episode #60. 3-9-2008. Final Episode. Newspaper Staff at the Baltimore Sun. City Editor Augustus “Gus” Haynes (Clark Johnson). Ambitious Reporter Scott Templeton (Tom McCarthy). Reporter Alma Gutierrez (Michelle Paress). Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile). Executive Editor James C. Whitting III (Sam Freed). State Editor Tim Phelps (Thomas McCarthy). Regional Affairs Desk Editor Rebecca (Kara Quick). Mayor’s Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf (Neal Huff). Frustrated Haynes finds his concerns about Templeton falling on increasingly deaf ears. Bubbles debates whether to greenlight a newspaper story about his life. Seeds of the future are sown throughout Baltimore. Mayor Carcetti maps out a damage-control scenario with the police brass in the wake of startling revelations. Choices are to clean up the mess or hide the dirt. 184139 2006 Wire, The: Alliances T Episode #42. 10-8-2006 News Media. News Journalist (Lenecia Renee Porro). Season One: family of drug dealers and innerworkings of their empire. Detectives who are trying to catch them. Season Two: Case of dead prostitutes and a look at the corruption surrounding the Port. Season Three: Politics, drugs and corruption. Season Four: Four middle school students and their journeys through the public school system, politics of inner city and an election. 184140 2004 Wire, The: Back Burners T Episode #32. 11-2004 Press Conference with mayor. Season One: family of drug dealers and innerworkings of their empire. Detectives who are trying to catch them. Season Two: Case of dead prostitutes and a look at the corruption surrounding the Port. Season Three: Politics, drugs and corruption. Season Four: Four middle school students and their journeys through the public school system, politics of inner city and an election. 184141 2003 Wire, The: Bad Dreams T EPIsode #24. 8-17-2003 News Media. Reporter (David Simon). Season One: family of drug dealers and innerworkings of their empire. Detectives who are trying to catch them. Season Two: Case of dead prostitutes and a look at the corruption surrounding the Port. Season Three: Politics, drugs and corruption. Season Four: Four middle school students and their journeys through the public school system, politics of inner city and an election. 184142 2008 Wire, The: Clarifications T DVD -R HQ 9705 Episode #58. 2-24-2008 Newspaper Staff at the Baltimore Sun. City Editor Augustus “Gus” Haynes (Clark Johnson). Ambitious Reporter Scott Templeton (Tom McCarthy). Reporter Alma Gutierrez (Michelle Paress). Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile). Executive Editor James C. Whitting III (Sam Freed). State Editor Tim Phelps (Thomas McCarthy). Regional Affairs Desk Editor Rebecca (Kara Quick). Mayor’s Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf (Neal Huff). Haynes approaches Templeton about his sources. Carcetti must make political deals. Bunk returns a favor. 184143 2008 Wire, The: Complete Fifth Season, The T DVD Simon, David Fifth Season 10 Episodes. Newspaper Staff at the Baltimore Sun. City Editor Augustus “Gus” Haynes (Clark Johnson). Ambitious Reporter Scott Templeton (Tom McCarthy). Reporter Alma Gutierrez (Michelle Paress). Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile). Executive Editor James C. Whitting III (Sam Freed). State Editor Tim Phelps (Thomas McCarthy). Regional Affairs Desk Editor Rebecca (Kara Quick). Mayor’s Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf (Neal Huff). 184144 2008 Wire, The: Dickensian Aspect, The T DVD -R HQ 9623 Burns, Ed Episode #56. 2-10-2008 Newspaper Staff at the Baltimore Sun. City Editor Augustus “Gus” Haynes (Clark Johnson). Ambitious Reporter Scott Templeton (Tom McCarthy). Reporter Alma Gutierrez (Michelle Paress). Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile). Executive Editor James C. Whitting III (Sam Freed). State Editor Tim Phelps (Thomas McCarthy). Regional Affairs Desk Editor Rebecca (Kara Quick). Mayor’s Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf (Neal Huff). Metro Editor Steven Luxenberg (Robert Poletick). Felicia “Snoop” Pearson (Felicia Pearson). Templeton looks for a perfect follow-up to his latest, nationally covered story, which has replaced the city’s educational crisis on the paper’s priority list. After attending a sparsely attended waterfront ceremony, Carcetti fires away at a larger press event, and recasts himself as a champion for the homeless. McNulty takes a peculiar interest in a homeless man. Mystified by Omar’s disappearance, Mario and Chris ramp up their efforts to locate their nemesis. Bunk revisits some old leads in the row house cases, but is frustrated in his attempts to get blood work from the crime lab. After the detail gets more manpower, Freamon presses McNulty to get new surveillance equipment, but the resources aren’t as deep as both hoped. Pearlman discovers new clues pointing to corruption in City Hall. Marlo makes new appointments at the latest Co-Op meeting. 184145 2006 Wire, The: Final Grades T Episode. 12-10-2006. Reporter (Brian Dragonuk). Season One: family of drug dealers and innerworkings of their empire. Detectives who are trying to catch them. Season Two: Case of dead prostitutes and a look at the corruption surrounding the Port. Season Three: Politics, drugs and corruption. Season Four: Four middle school students and their journeys through the public school system, politics of inner city and an election. 184146 2003 Wire, The: I Need To Get Clean T SVD 1430 Episode News Media Season One: family of drug dealers and innerworkings of their empire. Detectives who are trying to catch them. Season Two: Case of dead prostitutes and a look at the corruption surrounding the Port. Season Three: Politics, drugs and corruption. Season Four: Four middle school students and their journeys through the public school system, politics of inner city and an election. 184147 2007 Wire, The: Last Word, The DT DVD -R HQ 9390 Simon, David (Series Creator), a 13-year veteran of the Baltimore Sun Newspaper Preview of Season 5 on the Media Newspaper Staff at the Baltimore Sun. City Editor Augustus “Gus” Haynes (Clark Johnson). Ambitious Reporter Scott Templeton (Tom McCarthy). Reporter Alma Gutierrez (Michelle Paress). Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile). Executive Editor James C. Whitting III (Sam Freed). State Editor Tim Phelps (Thomas McCarthy). Regional Affairs Desk Editor Rebecca (Kara Quick). Mayor’s Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf (Neal Huff). The Fifth season reflects on the news media’s role in addressing or failing to address the fundamental political, economic and social realities depicted over the course of the series. Simon decries recent trends in the newspaper industry that have conspired to make high-end journalism vulnerable: out-of-town chain ownership, an economic climate in which the share price of media companies matters more to industry leaders than the product itself, and a newsroom culture in which prizes, personal ambition and the cult of the “impact” story has replaced consistent and detailed coverage of complex issues as the primary goal. Leaks. Sources. Diversity in the newsroom. Whoever controls the media, controls the city. Editorial staff represented. The Front Page Story. Code of Ethics. The Newsroom. The Bottom Line. Politicians and the Media. How does the news media affect the other characters on The Wire. Real-Life Journalists offering comments: Jami Floyd of Court TV, Joe Klein of Time Magazine, Steve Luxenberg of the Washington Post, Alan Sepinwall, TV Critic of the Star Ledger and Jacob Weisberg of Slate Magazine. 184148 2008 Wire, The: Last Word, The T DVD Simon, David Included in “The Wire: The Complete Last Season.” Newspaper Staff at the Baltimore Sun. City Editor Augustus “Gus” Haynes (Clark Johnson). Ambitious Reporter Scott Templeton (Tom McCarthy). Reporter Alma Gutierrez (Michelle Paress). Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile). Executive Editor James C. Whitting III (Sam Freed). State Editor Tim Phelps (Thomas McCarthy). Regional Affairs Desk Editor Rebecca (Kara Quick). Mayor’s Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf (Neal Huff). Documentary exploring the role of the media in “The Wire.” 184149 2008 Wire, The: Late Editions T DVD -R HQ 9721, 9722 Episode #59. 3-2-2008 Newspaper Staff at the Baltimore Sun. City Editor Augustus “Gus” Haynes (Clark Johnson). Ambitious Reporter Scott Templeton (Tom McCarthy). Reporter Alma Gutierrez (Michelle Paress). Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile). Executive Editor James C. Whitting III (Sam Freed). State Editor Tim Phelps (Thomas McCarthy). Regional Affairs Desk Editor Rebecca (Kara Quick). Mayor’s Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf (Neal Huff). Haynes gets fresh eyes to help with fact-checking Templeton’s stories. 184150 2007 Wire, The: Margin of Error T DVD -R HQ 9415 Episode. News Media. Female TV Reporter and Male TV News Anchor from Channel 6, WQMD covering the mayoral race and the election. Voting day. Candidate Carcetti responds to campaign smear. News coverage. 184151 2004 Wire, The: Mission Accomplished T Episode #37. 12-19-2004 TV Reporter (Sheila Hennessey). TV Reporter Blue Van (Kerry Meushaw). Newspaperman #2 (David J. Smolar). Felicia "Snoop" Pearson. Season One: family of drug dealers and innerworkings of their empire. Detectives who are trying to catch them. Season Two: Case of dead prostitutes and a look at the corruption surrounding the Port. Season Three: Politics, drugs and corruption. Season Four: Four middle school students and their journeys through the public school system, politics of inner city and an election. 184152 2008 Wire, The: More With Less T DVD -R HQ 9472, 9473 Simon, David. Episode #51. 1-6-2008 Newspaper Staff at the Baltimore Sun. City Editor Augustus “Gus” Haynes (Clark Johnson). Ambitious Reporter Scott Templeton (Tom McCarthy). Reporter Alma Gutierrez (Michelle Paress). Executive Editor James Whiting and Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile). Mayor’s Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf (Neal Huff). City Editor Haynes and the staff of the Baltimore Sun are reeling from corporate cutbacks, losing key personnel from both the metro and international divisions. Still, with the help of reporters Alma Gutierrez, Jeff Price and Scott Templeton, Haynes is able to break a front-page story that links a politician to a co-op drug dealer. Sun is suffering from entitled upstarts: a budget crisis has management winnowing those with decent salaries -- smarter, veteran reporters. Old-school city editor Haynes finds himself saddled with the paper’s callow new golden boy Templeton, a flimsy reporter hollowly ambitious and shortsighted. 184153 2008 Wire, The: Not For Attribution T DVD -R HQ 9530 (Mislabeled 9520). Zorzi, William F. Episode #53. 1-20-2008 Newspaper Staff at the Baltimore Sun. City Editor Augustus “Gus” Haynes (Clark Johnson). Ambitious Reporter Scott Templeton (Tom McCarthy). Reporter Alma Gutierrez (Michelle Paress). Executive Editor James Whiting and Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile). Mayor’s Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf (Neal Huff). Executive Editor James Whiting and Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile) drop as bombshell on the newspaper staff. Mayor Carcetti’s master plan for the police department is leaked to the press, sending the brass into a panic. 184154 2007 Wire, The: Odyssey, The DT Summary of last four seasons. 12-2007 News Media. 184155 2008 Wire, The: React Quotes T DVD -R HQ 9597 Episode #55. 2-3-2008 Newspaper Staff at the Baltimore Sun. City Editor Augustus “Gus” Haynes (Clark Johnson). Ambitious Reporter Scott Templeton (Tom McCarthy). Reporter Alma Gutierrez (Michelle Paress). Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile). Executive Editor James C. Whitting III (Sam Freed). State Editor Tim Phelps (Thomas McCarthy). Regional Affairs Desk Editor Rebecca (Kara Quick). Mayor’s Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf (Neal Huff). Metro Editor Steven Luxenberg (Robert Poletick). State Editor Tim Phelps (Thomas McCarthy). Sports Desk Editor (Theodore M. Snead). Baltimore Sun Employee (Alexandra Tydings). McNutty’s case gets increased attention from the newspaper, in large part thanks to the addition of Templeton to the reporting team -- there is some suspicion, however, that he made up the story. Mario forges an alliance with a drug connect who show him a new communications trick. Clay Davis finds a new ally. State’s Attorney Rupert Bond raises his public profile. News conferences. Maurice Levy and Herc prepare for litigation. Elena confronts her ex-husband about his behavior. Bubbles has fears about new opportunities. Greggs gets some overtime work. Omar shows patience as Mario throws out his bait. Felicia “Snoop” Pearson (Felicia Pearson). 184156 2004 Wire, The: Reformation T DVD -R HQ 2470 Episode #35. 12-5-2004 Reporter from the Sun is on to Bunny Colvin's scheme and "he's calling around for quotes." Colvin quickly arranges to meet reporter at Hamsterdam. When he's asked who knows about this at headquarters, Colvin lies to reporter: "Command is well aware of the situation." In a desperate bid to keep the lid on Hamsterdam, Bunny Colvin convinces the reporter that prosecution of the dealers will begin soon and implores him to sit on the story for a couple of weeks. "Bottom line is that if you start throwing calls right now, everyone is gonna shit blue thinking we got a leak. They might come up on the case early, not get all they could out of the work we did down here," he tells reporter. Reporter agrees to give Colvin a week in exchange for the exclusive. 184157 2004 Wire, The: Time after Time T Episode #26. 9-19-2004 Reporter (Thomas W. Stewart). Season One: family of drug dealers and innerworkings of their empire. Detectives who are trying to catch them. Season Two: Case of dead prostitutes and a look at the corruption surrounding the Port. Season Three: Politics, drugs and corruption. Season Four: Four middle school students and their journeys through the public school system, politics of inner city and an election. 184158 2008 Wire, The: Took T DVD -R HQ 9649 Price, Richard Episode #57. 2-17-2008 Newspaper Staff at the Baltimore Sun. City Editor Augustus “Gus” Haynes (Clark Johnson). Ambitious Reporter Scott Templeton (Tom McCarthy). Reporter Alma Gutierrez (Michelle Paress). Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile). Executive Editor James C. Whitting III (Sam Freed). State Editor Tim Phelps (Thomas McCarthy). Regional Affairs Desk Editor Rebecca (Kara Quick). Mayor’s Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf (Neal Huff). An unexpected call puts Templeton back in the spotlight and gets McNulty more attention than he expected. Haynes can’t shake his suspicions about Templeton. Bubbles shows a reporter the ropes. Bunk bucks at Landsman when ordered to help with the force’s most recent red ball. Omar sends Marlo a message through a number of associates. Carcetti proves he’s still an adept fund-raiser. Carver gift wraps a special witness for Bunk. Freamon tries to crack a clock code. Greggs prepares for a visit from her son. Michael has a close call. Assisted by the top-drawer lawyer Bill Murphy, “cash and carry” Davis makes his day in court a memorable one. 184159 2008 Wire, The: Transitions T DVD -R HQ 9577 Burns, Ed Episode #54. 1-27-2008 Newspaper Staff at the Baltimore Sun. City Editor Augustus “Gus” Haynes (Clark Johnson). Ambitious Reporter Scott Templeton (Tom McCarthy). Reporter Alma Gutierrez (Michelle Paress). Executive Editor James Whiting and Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile). Mayor’s Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf (Neal Huff). The Baltimore Sun scrambles to confirm surprising news from City Hall but lose out to the TV media in scooping a high-profile grand jury appearance. 184160 2008 Wire, The: Unconfirmed Reports T DVD -R Q 9504 Zorzi, William F. Episode #52. 1-13-2008 Newspaper Staff at the Baltimore Sun. City Editor Augustus “Gus” Haynes (Clark Johnson). Ambitious Reporter Scott Templeton (Tom McCarthy). Reporter Alma Gutierrez (Michelle Paress). Executive Editor James Whiting and Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile). Mayor’s Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf (Neal Huff). At the newspaper, executive editor James Whiting outlines a Pulitzer-worthy series in broad strikes, trumping Haynes while liberating the ambitious Templeton. Steintorf tries to find good news for the mayor. 184161 2008 Wire, The: Wire Odyssey, The T DVD Simon, David Included in “The Wire: The Complete Last Season.” Newspaper Staff at the Baltimore Sun. City Editor Augustus “Gus” Haynes (Clark Johnson). Ambitious Reporter Scott Templeton (Tom McCarthy). Reporter Alma Gutierrez (Michelle Paress). Managing Editor Thomas Klebanow (David Costabile). Executive Editor James C. Whitting III (Sam Freed). State Editor Tim Phelps (Thomas McCarthy). Regional Affairs Desk Editor Rebecca (Kara Quick). Mayor’s Chief of Staff Michael Steintorf (Neal Huff). Documentary exploring the role of the media in “The Wire.” 184162 1989 Wired M L Woodward, Bob (Book). Earl Mac Rauch (Screenplay) Ness Book Journalist Bob Woodward (J.T. Walsh) is asked by John Belushi's widow to investigate the death of the comedian. Woodward explains to his editor that he and Belushi went to the same school and had the same football coach, but never met each other. Comedian's ghost accuses the journalist of preying on wives and widows. As Woodward "witnesses" Belushi's dying moments, the two carry on a conversation in which Belushi accuses Woodward of being a vulture who just wants to nail his widow Two come to a reconciliation as Belushi begins to choke and says, "Breathe for me, Woodward." Surrealistic account of the Woodward book. Washington Post Editor (Dakin Matthews). Photographer (Amy Michelson) 184163 1999 Wisconsin Death Trip M Editor (Jeffrey Golden) 184164 1986 Wisdom M Network Anchorman (Hal Fishman). 184165 1956 Wisdom DT Series. 1-1-1956 to 4-1-1962. NBC Interviewer-Producer Robert D. Graff (1956-1958). 184166 1939 Wise Quacks C Newspaper. Porky reads in The Barnyard Bulletin about Mr. and Mrs. Duck expecting a blessed event 184167 1988 Wiseguy: 7th Avenue Freeze Out T Episode #28. 12-14-1988 News Dealer (Paul Beckett). 184168 1988 Wiseguy: Date With an Angel T Episode #22. 3-28-1988 News Media. Reporter (Cecilia Warren). 184169 1990 Wiseguy: Dead Right T Episode #74. CNN Anchor (Mark G. Wilson). 184170 1990 Wiseguy: Fear That Follows, The T Campbell, Clifton Episode News Media 184171 1988 Wiseguy: Going Home T Episode #23. 10-26-1988 Reporter (P. Lynn Johnson). 184172 1988 Wiseguy: Last of the True Believers T Episode #26. 11-16-1988 News Media. Reporter (Katherine Pope). 184173 1990 Wiseguy: One-Horse Town, A T Burke, David J. Episode #60. 2-14-1990 Reporter friend of Frank's tells him about a corrupt town in Washington spurring Frank to assign Vinnie to the case. Vinnie sets his cover as a truck driver whose rig just got repossessed. 184174 1990 Wiseguy: Sanctuary T Episode #65. 4-11-1990 News Media. Reporter (Althea McAdam). Photographer (Rolf Reynolds). Video Cameraman (Peter Bibby). Vinnie tells Father Pat about the toxic dumping and the priest arranges a press conference. Kousakis overhears the plan to expose him on the news and shoots at Frank and Vinnie at the church, wounding Frank and Father Pat. Vinnie and Dan chase Kousakis. Frank is in critical condition and goes to the hospital. He dies. 184175 1989 Wiseguy: Sins of the Father, The T Episode #47. 10-4-89 Reporters pursue candidate: like two-dollar whores, will lie down for a quote. D.A. plans to expose Vinnie as the head of the Commission in a news conference. Albert is distraught when his son is expelled from school because of his recent press coverage. 184176 1990 Wiseguy: Witness Protection for the Archangel Lucifer T Episode #72. 12-8-1990 TV Reporter (Crystina Wyler). 184177 1932 Wiser Sex, The M City Editor (Granville Bates) 184178 2005 Wish N Bellows, Melina Gerosa Entertainment Journalist Bella grows from a Cher-loving-8-year-old to a 15-year-old Lolita to a 39-year-old entertainment journalist trying on boyfriends along the way. Bella's demanding editor, nicknamed "The Skunk" for her overpowering Giorgio perfume. Real heroine on a three-decades-long journey. 184179 2004 Wish I Weren’t Here N Bricker, Sandra D. Public Relations Consultant Victoria “Vic” Townsend’s client Drew Nolan is the antithesis of everything she holds dear. The suntanned Floridian’s sickeningly healthy and relaxed view of life contradicts her chain-smoking, business-suited, take out-ordering New York existence in every way. Not that it would matter, of course. Except that her boss’s idea of looking out for the best interest of his stepdaughter is to banish Vic to the shores of Tampa. What this public relations siren doesn’t know about romance could flood the sandy shores surrounding her. But if six months revamping Drew’s ailing business that caters to the romantically impaired is what it takes to get her name engraved on the corner officer reserved for Creative Director, she’ll figure it out somehow. One crazy wedding at a time. 184180 1991 Wish Kid Starring Macauley Culkin C Series. 9-14-1991 to 9-5-1992. NBC Reporter-Photographer McClary was the father of Nick and Peggy McClary. Nick was a boy whose magical glove granted him one wish a week. His friend was the only other person who knew about the magical glove. Mother was a real-estate agent. 184181 2009 Wish Maker, The N Sethi, Ali Editor Zakia Lahore, a crusading political journalist who edits a crusading women’s magazine, and a strong-willed, culturally conservative grandmother, Daadi, run the Lahore household in Pakistan where 20-year-old Zaki Shirazi, his military father dead before he was born, is raised with his rebellious female cousin Samar Api. Zaki returns from college in Massachusetts for Samar’s wedding and remembers his fatherless childhood in the early 1990s around the time when Prime Minister Benazi Bhutto was deposed, an act that polarized the country. Zaki and Samar were raised together, watched American TV and memorized dialogue from Bollywood movies, attended dangerous protests, and formed secret friendships. In a household run by Zki’s crusading political journalist mother and iron-willed grandmother, it was impossible to imagine a future that could anything different for either of them. But adolescence approaches and the cousins’ fates diverge. Samar’s unconventional behavior -- in which Zaki has played the role of devoted helper -- brings severe consequences for her, while Zaki is sent out to discover the world for himself. 184182 1996 Wish Upon a Star M Photographer (Trevor Black). 184183 1974 Wish You Were Here….? DT UK. Series Travel Reporters John Carter, Julia Bradbury (1999-2000). Presenters Mary Nightingale (1999-2001), Anna Walker (1999-2000), Ruth England (2002), Judith Chalmers, Chris Kelly, Anneka Rice, Anthea Turner. 184184 2009 Wishbone: Dogged Expose, A T DVD -R HQ 11273 Episode. 7-11-2009 Tabloid scandal. A Dogged Expose. A Scandal in Bohemia. 184185 2002 Wishcraft M News Media. Reporter (Traci McWain). 184186 2005 Wishdaughter N Mourby, Adrian Journalist Bill Wheeler discovers an old letter that sets him off on an investigation into the often sinister world of Richard Wagner, one of opera's greatest and most controversial composers. As Wheeler delves deeper into the hidden meanings of the letter, he is forced to reexamine his relationship with his daughter, his ex-wife and an American academic who hastened the disintegration of his marriage seven years earlier. Immersed in the dark world of Wagner and his own memories, Wheeler learns important lessons about the necessity of coming to terms with the past in order to move forward. Settings range from Tel Aviv to London. 184187 2002 Wisher, The M News Media. Female Reporter (Jill McAllister). 184188 1985 Wishful Thinking N Blum, Howard News Media 184189 1990 Wishful Thinking M TV News Anchor (Alexandra Kent). 184190 1999 Wishing Game, The N Redmond, Patrick Journalist Tim Webber is determined to find out the truth of what happened at Kirkston Abbey school for boys during 1954. It's now more than 40 years later and he uncovers a tale of seemingly innocuous friendship between two boys who embark on psychological power games that escalate with sinister results. 184191 2002 Wishing Stone, The M News Media. Reporter (Pati Lauren). ENG Cameraman (Alex Fuenmayor). 184192 2010 Wishing Well, The MT DVD -R HQ 11719, 11720 Celebrity Reporter Cynthia Tamerline (Jordan Ladd) is sent to tiny Slow Creek, Illinois as punishment to do a human-interest “fluff” piece on a wishing well. Her boss, fearing that she has lost her edge as a reporter, sends her there. Cynthia is all too eager to get back to her New York lifestyle, yet she is somehow magically transported to life as a small town reporter, a life that could have been if she had chosen a different path. 184193 1991 Wishman M Newscaster (Wendy Rutledge) 184194 1999 Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies M Reporter (Maria Gennaro) 184195 2008 Wisteria N Bartolini, Lyn Journalist Ashley from New York and her brother Dylan have returned to Hanford Creak for the funeral of their father. Their mother who was in the finals stages of Alzheimer's had disappeared several months earlier. After the funeral, Ashley finds a letter to them from their father explaining he feels responsible for their mother’s mysterious disappearance and asks for their forgiveness. Dylan, who was always very protective of his mother, went ballistic, but Ashley understood the father’s feelings and tried to explain them to her brother. But, after the contents of their mother’s will was revealed, Ashley’s understanding came to an immediate halt that caused a discord between brother and sister. She stormed out of the house vowing never to speak to her brother again. Ashley returned to her job as a journalist in New York and accepted an assignment to go to Illinois to live with a family on a small farm and Dylan returned to St. Louis. Their life journeys remained separate until both received the gifts of understanding, compassion and forgiveness. 184196 2007 Wisteria: Story of Albert Fish, The M Reporter (Jeff Griffin). Newspaper Boy (Christopher Hurt). News Vendor (Joshua Morris). Western Union Manager (Paul T. Taylor). 184197 1945 Wistful Blackguard, The SS OWN Hecht, Ben In "Collected Stories of Ben Hecht, The." Reporter Harry Gruenwall of the London Express. 184198 1989 Wit's End NM OWN - H Scafidel, James R. New York Times Sportswriter Ted Miller, a wise-cracking sportswriter 184199 2006 Witch Blade C Japan (based on American cartoon of same name). Produced by Gonzo studios. Anime series Reporter Yusuke Tozawa is a newspaper reporter who’s always getting into trouble. Intrepid, always out for the big scoop. 184200 2006 Witch Blade C Japan (based on American cartoon of same name). Produced by Gonzo studios. Anime series. News Media. Police Inspector who abhors Tozawa’s nosiness. He calls him “Hyena” for hunting for stories after murder scenes. 184201 1999 Witch Hunt MT Reporter No. 1 (Jane Hall). Reporter No. 2 (Roger Stephen). Reporter #3 (Milan Perkins). Reporter No. 4 (Jessica Muschamp). 184202 2002 Witch Hunter Robin C Japan. Series 2002 News Media. TV News Anchor (Michael McConnohie - Voice). News Reporter (Dorothy Elias-Fahn - Voice). 184203 1997 Witch of Exmoor, The N Drabble, Margaret Journalist David D'Anger is an academic, a politician, and a parliamentary candidate for a marginal constituency in West Yorkshire. 184204 1992 Witch of Watergate, The NM OWN - H Adler, Warren Gossip Columnist Polly Dearborn is found murdered at the Watergate. Venomous scribe had made a living by dishing dirt on and destroying careers of Washington's elite. Almost as many suspects as columns. 184205 1976 Witch Who Came from the Sea, The M Newscaster (Sam Chu Lin). 184206 1986 Witchboard M Anchorwoman (Clare Bristol). 184207 1995 Witchboard III: Possession, The M Reporter (John Sanford Moore). Newscaster (Gwen Tolbart). 184208 1991 Witchcraft III: Kiss of Death, The M Photographer (Rocco Calvi). 184209 1972 Witches Mountain, The (aka El Monte de las Brujas) M Cortes, Juan, Alvarez De Miranda, Raul Artigot, Felix Fernandez (Screenplay) Spain - Ness Book Photojournalist (John Caffari) takes assignment in the mountains so he can avoid a woman with whom he once lived. Along the way he takes photographs of a nude woman on the beach who later tells him she is a writer and accompanies him. Photographer shoots procession of witches in the mountains at night, but when he develops photographs the procession shots do not turn out and mysterious figures show up on other photographs. After being indoctrinated into cult, writer falls from cliff. Photographer returns home to find the coven, of which former girlfriend is a member, waiting for him. 184210 1986 Witches of Eastwick, The M Updike, John (Novel). Michael Cristofer (Screenplay) Ness Book Gossip Columnist Sukie Ridgemont (Michelle Pfeiffer) is a writer for the local paper, The Eastwick World. She falls under the warlock's spell. Editor Clyde Alden (Richard Jenkins) seems to be the only one aware of the warlock's power. Alden's wife continually nags him about being a failure and pushes him to do an article on the scandalous activities taking place at the warlock's home. After the article appears, Ridgemont is fired and the editor apparently beats his wife to death. 184211 1984 Witches of Eastwick, The N Updike, John Gossip Columnist Sukie Rougemont is one of three witches who lives in a small New England town in that hectic era when the sixties turned into the seventies. The other two witches are Alexandra Spoffard, a sculptress who could create thunderstorms and Jane Smart, a cellist who could fly. The local gossip columnist can turn milk into cream. Divorced, but hardly celibate, the wonderful witches one day found themselves quite under the spell of the new man in town, Darryl Van Horne, whose strobe-lit hot tub room became the scene of satanic pleasures. 184212 1907 Witching Hour, The P MLPL Thomas, Augustus Reporter, Mr. Emmett 184213 1969 Witchmaker, The M AFI-Authors Writer 184214 1998 Witchy Woman NR Leabo, Karen Loveswept #891 Journalist Nate Wagner was certain of one thing -- this delicate blonde had once been a child witch. When a cursed statue thrust them both into danger, the woman struggled to trust this stranger whose touch penetrated her defenses. Cynical reporter who has seen everything -- except magic. He falls in love and is in danger of an ancient curse. 184215 1984 With a Little Gold Pencil SS PVL Girion, Barbara In "Very Brief Season, A." Reporter-Narrator Shelby Dreighton. "I had been a reporter from Union High's paper since my freshman year." Now features editor and trying to be editor-in-chief in senior year. "I thought of myself as a high-school-age Barbara Walters getting juicy interviews with a cross-section of the student body. Mr. Harrington, school paper adviser. Larry Williams, editor-in-chief. 184216 1952 With a Song in My Heart M Radio News Announcer (Bill Baldwin Sr.) 184217 2009 With a Twist NR Martin, Deirdre Reporter Quinn O’Brian, a reporter known for breaking stories and hearts, is a regular at a French bistro in Brooklyn where Natalie Bocuse is a waitress at her sister’s restaurant and dreams of managing a chic restaurant in Manhattan. When O’Brian offers Natalie a job at his parents’ Irish pub in Manhattan, she jumps at the chance to be one step closer to her dream. But Quinn will need the luck of the Irish to charm Natalie and write a happy ending to his own love story. O’Brian’s reporting job has always come first in his life. Natalie is one woman he has always had time to tease and flirt with and when he gets her on his home turf, he really turns on the charm. Quinn and Natalie’s relationship really starts to click with chemistry and passion. But Quinn’s dedication to his job starts to take precedent over everything else and Natalie begins to wonder if she will ever come first in Quinn’s life. 184218 1930 With Byrd at the South Pole M Newspaper Correspondent (Russell Owen). Aerial Photographer (Captain Ashley C. McKinley). 184219 1993 With Extreme Prejudice NM Barton, Frederick Film Reviewer Michael Barnett for the New Orleans States-Tribune, a widower with a drinking problem who is haunted by the memory of his lawyer wife who was killed in a senseless accident a year earlier. Returning from a press junket in Los Angeles in 1988-1989, Barnett finds that his house has been robbed -- but the only missing item is his wife's working file on a complicated lawsuit that obsessed her until she died. When Barnett further discovers that a set of files is also missing from his wife's old law firm, he starts to investigate hoping to answer questions about the case that so haunted his wife. Search leads him to discoveries about New Orleans politics, about his friends, about his late wife and even himself. Race relations are an issue. Barnett's movie reviews are included. His wife's death was no accident. 184220 2002 With Family in Mind NR DeVita, Sharon Silhouette Special Edition #1450 Journalist 184221 1997 With Friends Like These NM Coleridge, Nicholas Investigative Journalist Anna Grant, with a flair for making people talk. Beautiful and clever, she beguiles her subjects into spilling their secrets, then betrays them in print Her glamour, looks and talent have made her one of publishing's rising stars. She has also earned a multitude of enemies. When she is found dead in her apartment one evening, the suspects are Anna's so-called friends and all have motives. Suspects include her competitive editor is Micky Rice who's terrified of being eclipsed by his more talented writer. There's Kit Preston, the editor-in-chief of the magazine and Anna's sometime lover. Also a corrupt and powerful scion of a wealthy family whom Anna exposed. Finally there's the sophisticated and amoral subject of an article Anna was preparing. Anyone of these suspects could have strangled her. 184222 2007 With Friends Like These NJ Billingsley, ReShonda Tate Talk-Show Host for KRCP'S Teen Talks competition is heating up. Four girlfriends lie about each other in order to win the coveted spot. But more painful than any lies they can concoct is the cold, hard truth. None of them will reach their ultimate dreams if cutting each other down is how they choose to get ahead. Is winning a place in the media spotlight worth losing their friendship? 184223 2000 With Heart NR Garlock, Dorothy Editor-Publisher Kathleen Dolan invests in the Rawlings Gazette in Oklahoma and has high hopes as she nears her new home. But excitement turns to anger and fear when hijackers intercept her outside town. Local rancher intervenes saving her and her belongings. She soon learns the thwarted hijacking is the first of many threats from q powerful Rawlings resident who wants to keep her from uncovering his secrets. The rancher finds himself first championing then falling in love with the beautiful redhead and she is drawn to the quiet cowboy. He's determined to marry her despite their differences in backgrounds. First he's going to have to find a way to keep the daring, feisty newspaperwoman alive. A powerful man and his unscrupulous cronies will go to any lengths to silence the gutsy redhead and the man she loves. 184224 1928 With Malice Toward None N Morrow, Honore Willsie Press 184225 2005 With No One as Witness NM George, Elizabeth Tabloid Reporter Mitchell Corsico is embedded with detective's team and immediately wants to do profiles of the investigating team. A feature he writes about the primary female detective almost draws a map to the house she shares. The case reached a crisis when an adolescent boy's nude body is found mutilated. This is the fourth victim in three months -- but the first to be white. This put the Metropolitan Police in a sticky situation putting them under pressure to apprehend the serial killer before the news media catches on to the institutionalized racism rampant in the force. Assistant Commissioner David Hillier is more concerned about a public relations disaster. He uses a top investigator, the black sergeant as the visible face of the investigation by making him handle the news media and all the press conferences. Hillier does then does the unthinkable: he agrees to have a journalist embedded with the investigation team. What is worse is that it ends up being the tabloid reporter. 184226 2005 With One Lousy Free Packet of Seed N Truss, Lynne Columnist Osborne Lonsdale, a down-at-the-heel journalist mysteriously attractive to women, writes a regular celebrity interview for Come Into the Garden. This week his “Me and My Shed” column will be based on the charming garden outhouse owned by TV sitcom Angela Farmer. Unknown to Osborne, driving down to Devon to interview Angela in her country retreat, the sleepy magazine has been taken over by the new management. So it happens that Osborne’s research trip is interrupted by a trainload of anxious hacks from London -- Lillian the fluffy blonde secretary, Michelle the sub-editor who has a secret crush on Osborne, and Trent Carmichael, crime novelist and best-selling author of “S is for...Secatuers!” Lonsdale has done so many profiles that famous people have started to blend into each other in his mind. He is one of the regular contributors to a small gardening magazine on its last legs -- “Come Into the Garden” has a staff almost entirely made up of obsessives of one kind or another. Novel about contemporary journalism and its intrusiveness. “It was nobody’s fault, this widely held assumption that Come Into the Garden had long since sought eternal peace in the great magazine rack in the sky. Nevertheless it required strength of character for those intimately acquainted with the title not to take the comments personally. After all, it was a bit like being dead but not lying down.” 184227 1922 With Stanley in Africa M Plympton, George H. (Story). Serial. 18-chapter play. Reporter Henry Morton Stanley (George Walsh) is helped by a Female Reporter (Louise Lorraine) in his search throughout Africa for the famous Dr. Livingstone. 184228 1909 With the Night Mail SSF Kipling, Rudyard In "Actions and Reactions." Magazine. Dirigible balloons adventure told through excerpts from the magazine in which the story was presented as a factual account. Letters to the editor. 184229 1999 With This Kiss NR Lynne, Victoria Columnist Julia Prentisse for the London Review writes expose of children being abused. 184230 1978 With This Ring MT Photographer (Rosanna Huffman) 184231 2007 With This Ring NR Snyder, J.M. Gay Tabloid Reporter gets story from Matt diLorenzo’s ex-partner, Jordan about Matt’s secret -- something in his semen gives his sexual partners super powers. After the article appears, Matt experts all sorts of weirdoes to track him down, but the only call he receives is from a research scientist at a local condom factory who claims to have a solution to his little “problem.” 184232 1918 Within the Cup M AFI-Novelists Writer 184233 1939 Within the Law M DVD -R HQ 3479, 3480. Camerawoman (Naomi Childers) 184234 2005 Within the Woods M Photographer, Belgium (Adam Novak). 184235 1974 Within These Walls: Failing To Report T Episode #8. 2-22-1974 Russian Journalist (Yona Gailet). 184236 1988 Without a Clue M Reporter #1 (Stephen Tiller). Reporter #2 (Michael O'Hagan). Reporter #3 (Ivor Roberts). Photographer (Martin Pallot). 184237 2006 Without a Doubt N Long, Kathleen Reporter Sophie Markham sees a little girl with a butterfly-shaped birthmark and swears she was looking at her long-lost niece. And yet this child's parents claimed to have met the birth mother...who had perished in a fire. Digging into the adoption quickly became dangerous, but her biggest challenge was the child's uncle, and Sophie's ex, Gary Barksdale. Being near him reminded Sophie of the passion that had once driven their careers and their relationship. And working together now felt as natural as it had back then--except this time someone wanted them dead. 184238 1983 Without a Trace M News Media. Reporter (Asby Adams). Reporter (Hy R. Agens). Reporter (Peter Burnell). Reporter (Bruce Carr). Reporter (Maria Cellario). Reporter (Gregory Chase). Reporter (Paul Collins). Reporter (Ken Cory). Reporter (William Fowler). Reporter (Edmund Genest). Reporter (Roxanne Gregory). Reporter (Gracie Harrison). Reporter (William H.Macy). Reporter (Brenda Thomas). Reporter (Hattie Winston). Reporter (Freda Foh Shen). Reporter (Jim Storm). Reporter (Alan Weeks). WOR-TV News Announcer (Sara Lee Kessler). News Truck Driver (Nick D'Elia). WOR-TV News Announcer (Tom Dunn). 184239 2007 Without a Trace: Absalom T DVD -R HQ 9291 Episode. 11-15-2007 College TV Reporter says a cell phone video showing two students fighting in class over racial issues has been seen by millions on the Internet. Her report is seen on a lap top computer. The white student is threatened with hate e-mail and then disappears. 184240 2007 Without a Trace: Baggage T DVD -R HQ 9154 Episode. 10-25-2007 News Media. Team wonders if a drug dealer who leads a violent gang is responsible for his sister’s abduction. 184241 2008 Without a Trace: Bend in the Road, A T DVD -R HQ 9822 Episode. 4-10-2008 News Media. Team searches for a heart-transplant patient and tries to figure out if her curiosity about the donor who saved her life has anything to do with her disappearance. 184242 2002 Without a Trace: Birthday Boy T Episode #2. 10-3-2002. Series 9-1-2002- Reporter (Pablo Guzman). Cyber Guy (Jeff Ricketts). 184243 2006 Without a Trace: Check Your Head T DVD -R HQ 5624 Episode #87. 3-9-2006 Advice Columnist Rachel Gibson (Christina Hendricks) writes "Check Your Head With Rachel" for the Gotham Observer. She vanishes and the team suspects foul play since the woman was agoraphobic and hadn't left her apartment in two years. Editor Michael. Episode opens with Rachel writing an answer to one of the many people who write her letters: "Dear Loved…". Door rings and she disappears after sending her latest article to the paper. Turns out she left her apartment to deliver a gift to her assistant's father, a mafia don. She has fallen in love with her assistant and she can't figure out what to do about it. She goes back to a bowling alley where she was forced to spend the night and developed her illness. Her assistant shows up, the assistant's father shows up and everyone embraces. Ends and begins with Dean Martin singing "That's Amore." Editor got angry with her two years ago for refusing to attend a book-signing party. 184244 2008 Without a Trace: Cloudy With a Chance of Gettysburg T DVD -R HQ 10610 Episode. 12-17-2008 TV Weatherman Ben Coleman of WNKW, Channel 9 News. The team searches for a local television weatherman who has gone missing after showing up for work bleeding from his side. The bowtie-wearing Coleman was trying for a new job at an Anaheim station, one step higher. The tension made his fiancé leave him because she said he is always putting his TV career over her. He also had a fight with one of the station’s reporters, Dale Harmon. Harmon was covering a storm with the Storm Stampede Channel 9 Newstruck team when a sign came flying out of nowhere leveling him. Coleman went to his aid. The “Flying Sign Promo” was shown repeatedly on the station promoting Coleman. Harmon quit in disgust. He can’t stand what is happening to local news. It turns out a friend stabbed him with a civil war sword during preparations for a Civil War reenactment. The wound became infected when Coleman confronted a man trying to get his friend’s girlfriend. Coleman was trying to make amends because in college he was part of a cruel college prank that almost destroyed his friend’s career. The weatherman is saved in the nick of time, goes live on camera and quits, asking his fiancé to take him back. 184245 2003 Without a Trace: Copycat (aka Copy Cat) T DVD -R HQ 7628 Episode #28. 10-30-2003 News Media used to trap the killer. Press references. Malone searches for a missing woman whose description matches those of a series of murder victims from a 12-year-old case. 184246 2007 Without a Trace: Deep Water T DVD -R HQ 8151 Episode #111. 3-11-2007 News Media. Reporter (Leyna Nguyen). Media #1 (Terry Woodberry). Powerful and meddlesome father is involved in a search for a missing U.S. senator. 184247 2004 Without a Trace: Exposure T DVD -R 1699 Episode #34. 1-8-2004 Freelance Tabloid Photojournalist tries to become the serious journalist he used to be by exposing a plant dumping illegal wastes into the sewer system. Almost dies trying. The team has a wealth of suspects from which to choose as they search for a missing paparazzo who felt responsible when one of his pictures outing a TV star led to the actor's ruin and eventual suicide. He vowed to redeem himself and his career by helping an environmental watchdog group expose a corporation's cancer-causing pollution. 184248 2002 Without a Trace: In Extremis T Episode #9. 11-21-2002 News Media. Reporter (Leyna Nguyen). 184249 2004 Without a Trace: In the Dark T Episode #48. 9-23-2004 News Media. TV Reporter (Kristin Carey). 184250 2009 Without a Trace: Labyrinths T DVD -R HQ 11060 Episode. 4-28-2009 Journalist Molly Sampson (Nicholle Tom) is missing after her hardcore exposes are published in an on-line magazine. They begin to suspect a politician, the subject of one of her latest entries. Sampson recently graduated from reporting celebrity gossip to write exposes for the one-line magazine. They question whether the subject of one of her stories is to blame for her disappearance. Newscaster (Ted Garcia). 184251 2009 Without a Trace: Labyrinths: Promotion CC DVD -R HQ 11060 Episode. 4-28-2009 Journalist Molly Sampson (Nicholle Tom) is missing after her hardcore exposes are published in an on-line magazine. They begin to suspect a politician, the subject of one of her latest entries. Sampson recently graduated from reporting celebrity gossip to write exposes for the one-line magazine. They question whether the subject of one of her stories is to blame for her disappearance. Newscaster (Ted Garcia). 184252 2006 Without a Trace: Little Things, The T DVD -R HQ 5582 Episode #86. 3-2-2006 New York Times. Whistle-blower at a pharmaceutical company wants to take his story to the New York Times. His five-year-old child is kidnapped to keep him quiet until executives can sell their stock. 184253 2007 Without a Trace: Lost Boy T DVD -R HQ 9337 Episode. 11-22-2007 News Media. 184254 2005 Without a Trace: Party Girl T DVD -R HQ 7183 Episode #62. 2-18-2005 News Media. Paparazzi. Kidnapped heiress and media coverage. Online poll determines whether she should live or die. Publicist Liz Murray to Chelsea Prince, the girl kidnapped. 2 Live News Coverage. Internet shows her tied up and forced to confess for her sins. Celebrity Report tabloid newspaper: "Chelsea's Love Triangle." Famous for being rich and beautiful. Kidnapper cuts her wrists while she is tied up. Saved. News Media coverage of story. Ending shows kidnapper being stalked by paparazzi and flashes repeatedly going off. TV Reporter (Lionel Clements). Reporter #1 (Linda Grasso). Reporter #2 (Dilva Henry). Reporter (David Price). . 184255 2007 Without a Trace: Run T DVD -R HQ 9204 Episode. 11-1-2007 News Media. Jealous husband shoots up an office and a woman realizes the publicity will reveal a secret she has been keeping for years, so she disappears. She is afraid of being in the news media. She has kidnapped her daughter so her father won’t molest her as he did to her for many years. 184256 2005 Without a Trace: Safe T Episode #72. 10-6-2005 Newsman (Ray Iannicelli). Team searches for a missing teenager who was obsessed with the safety of his school after losing a parent and watching the towers on 9/11 fall. 184257 2002 Without a Trace: Snatch Back T Episode #7. 11-7-2002 African-American Reporter (Delia Rivers) who plays an important part in this episode 184258 2003 Without a Trace: Source, The T DVD -R HQ 6662. SVD 1368 Episode #18. 4-3-2003 TV Reporter Delia Rivers (April Grace) vanishes in the middle of the investigation of a nightclub owner who is a suspected drug dealer on the same night that her station broadcasts her story about a murder-for-hire. Her story could help convict heroin dealer of ordering a hit. Police try to identify Delia's source to save her life. They uncover an even bigger story that she was working on a new lead to the suspect. Delia also was working on the case of a murderer on death row whom she thought was innocent and who might be linked to an assistant district attorney working with Jack on the case. 184259 2004 Without a Trace: Two Families T Episode #44. 4-29-2004 News Media. Reporter #1 (Blair Hickey). Reporter #2 (Dilva Henry). Man trying to prove his son innocent of a convenience store shooting goes missing just before the scheduled execution for the crime. 184260 2007 Without a Trace: Where & Why T DVD -R HQ 9257 Episode. 11-8-2007 News Media. TV coverage. 184261 2006 Without a Trace: White Balance T DVD -R HQ 6056 Episode #93. 5-11-2006 TV Reporter Richard Rollins (Gregg Perrie) of WWEN News. When a white girl and a black boy disappear on the same night, Jack tries to counteract Vivian's prediction that the media and the FBI will focus on the white girl's case. Jack makes a deal with Rollins to talk about the white girl if he will also do a piece on the black boy. But after doing the interview, the reporter reneges on the agreement because he has to run to cover another story. Critique on institutional racism in the media and the FBI. 184262 1978 Without Anesthesia (Bez Znieczulenia) M Holland, Agnieszka, Andrzej Wajda (Screenplay) Poland - Ness Book TV Journalist Jerzy Michalowski (Zhigniew Zapasiewicz) being interviewed on new TV series describes what he does: "I simply have a duty to inform and do it quickly." He warns about trivializing events. Wife is leaving him. Reporter tries to get wife and daughter back. Lover and reporter fight on literary prize committee where both are members. Battle becomes public and journalist's university classes are cancelled. Discovers he has to share office at work with new colleague Has trouble getting assignments. Begins to drink. Physically attacks wife's lover in public. Attempts reconciliation. During divorce trial, reporter is unfairly portrayed as drunk and womanizer. Refuses to say anything, leaves courtroom as verdict is read He is killed by an explosion in apartment. Unclear whether accident. Political climate motivates and restricts his actions throughout film. Hints that outside forces working against him. Editor (Wanda Stanislawska-Lothe). 184263 1995 Without Evidence M Reporter (Kevin Francke). Anchorwoman (Kathleen Randall). 184264 1952 Without Fear or Favor T VHS 692 Episode 1-13-1952. Philco Television Playhouse Editor H.R. Hays (E.G. Marshall) on the New York Times helps in dissolving Tweed political regime. Crusading newspaper editor takes on Tweed Ring. 52 minutes. 184265 2005 Without Fear or Favor N Blanchard, John Editor and Publisher Myles Parkerson, fulfilling the dream of owning his own newspaper, never doubted that he could succeed in a small southern town where politicians once directed what appeared in the columns of the struggling weekly. Being financially strapped after borrowing the down payment was only one obstacle. Soon, he was everywhere a journalist should be, and, for this, and his strong editorial stand, his life was threatened, once by a minister. The newspaper building was torched twice.. Having the integrity and courage to print names heretofore withheld because of the status in the community brought recognition and awards to Parkerson and his newspaper from state and national press groups. His stand on school integration brought praise and punishment, but the editor never flinched when advertisers withheld their ads because of his stands on progress. An editor in a small town cannot hide. His fearless protection of the right to know is graphically displayed in this novel. 184266 2004 Without Fear or Favor: Best in Broadcast Journalism, The DT Correspondents. NPR Correspondent John Burnett. CBS National Security Correspondent David Martin. CBS News Correspondent Bob Simon. 184267 1990 Without Her Consent MT Reporter #1 (Patricia Everly). Reporter #2 (Stan Roth). Media. Use of media to get victim story told. 184268 1914 Without Hope M AFI-Authors Writer 184269 1998 Without Limits M Reporter. Register Reporter Eugene (Ken Merckx). BBC Commentator (David Coleman). 184270 1980 Without Love (aka Bez milosci). M VHS Poland. Ness Reporter Ewa uses her feminine charms to become a journalist on a Warsaw weekly popular magazine. Hopes to become political interviewer of personalities and state leaders. She will do anything to get ahead. Lesbian love story. Ewa, a young and ambitious journalist, seeks to advance her career at any cost. Her methods provoke controversies and one of her stories leads to an unexpected tragedy. Ewa, a young reporter bent on a spectacular career in journalism, gets a job on a prestigious weekly through connections. She is unscrupulous in obtaining a story. 184271 2000 Without Motive: T Episode #2. Journalist (William Mickleburgh). Newsreader (Adrian Sellars). 184272 1936 Without Orders M Radio Reporter (Frank Mills). Newsman (Al Hill). 184273 1935 Without Regret M Niven Reporter (Reginal Sheffield) 184274 1946 Without Reservations M DVD -R HQ 2722, 2723. SVD 1123. SVD 1103 Gossip Columnist Louella Parsons in radio broadcast. Reporter Charlie Gibbs (Ian Wolfe). Reporter (John Kellogg). Reporter (Robin Short). Reporter (Nanette Vallon). Reporter (Jean Wong). Premature news story. Publisher Philip Jerome (Charles Evans). American on the March Newsreel parody on woman's best-selling book to be made into a major motion picture. Parody on man-on-the-street interviews. Public relations vehicle. Author interviewed by journalists in newsreel, sitting at desk surrounded by reporters. Peppered with questions. 184275 1994 Without Warning MT Thorn, Jeremy, Walcon Green, Peter Lance (Story). Lance (Screenplay) Ness Book Science Editor Dr. Caroline Jaffe (Janet Kaczmarck) and actual journalists including Sander Vanocur combine with actors to present account of potential war between Earth and an extraterrestrial force. Evening World News reports on meteors falling in Wyoming and other places. Vanocur and Dr. Jaffe warn viewers not to jump to any conclusions. Press is forced out of Mission Control in Houston when an F-16 is seized by aliens. Military mobilizes. Aliens send asteroids toward Moscow, Beijing and Washington D.C. Military shoots them down and film ends with Vanocur and Dr. Jaffee watching as a flood of meteors hits the Earth. Actual Reporter Bree Walker Lampley rescues a child found at the meteor site in Wyoming and comments on the difficulty of remaining objective in the face of such incidents. TV Film uses disclaimers that events are not real. News Reporter (Jeff Coopwood). 184276 1991 Without Warning: James Brady Story, The MT SVDSP 563. SV 80 PR Press Secretary James Brady, Ronald Reagan's press secretary, is quick-witted flack who knows how to jolly along smart-aleck White House reporters Reporter (Rutherford Cravens). Reporter (Melanie Haynes). Reporter (Paul Menzel). Reporter (Beth Wernick). Journalist (Alan Ackles). Press Man (James Huston). Assoc. Press Man (Charles Sanders). TV Interviewer (Ron Jackson). 184277 1936 Witness Chair, The M Reporter in the Courthouse (Louise Latimer). Reporter in Courtroom (Alan Curtis). 184278 1999 Witness Files, The M Reporter #1 (Mutsumi Takahashi). Reporter #2 (Sonia Benezra) 184279 1982 Witness for the Prosecution MT Photographer (Wilfred Grove) 184280 2000 Witness in Death NM Robb, J.D. (Nora Roberts) TV Reporter Nadine Furst from Channel 75. News Media 184281 2005 Witness on the Quay N Anding, Gini Food Columnist Amy Page, a middle-aged American widow from Charleston, South Carolina, is in Paris to write a cookbook. Her lengthy stay in the City of Lights suddenly takes an unexpected turn when a cab driver is murdered in front of her building on the Ile St. Louis. Inspector for the French Surete and Director of the International Bureau of Security, Jean-Michel Jolivet, insists that Amy is essential to solving his ever-widening investigation that now involves several murders and an international plot. While interrogating Amy, Jolivet becomes increasingly annoyed with her incessant ramblings about cookbooks, cuisine, the Ile St. Louis, Paris, French history, culture and architecture -- distracting him from the investigation and from finding the killer. Much to his surprise, he determines that Amy is much more complex than she seems and may possess an acute power of observation that is strong enough to assist him in his difficult homicide cases. 184282 1991 Witness to Murder N Smith, Wesley J. Reporter Neal Schacker rejects all psychic phenomena, becomes a believer against his will when he is taught astral projection 184283 1994 Witness to the Execution MT SVD 617, SV 259 (Missing Ending) Pierce, Keith, Priscilla Prestwidge (Story). Thomas Baum (Teleplay) Ness Book TV Executive (Sean Young) began as gofer on Inside Copy and has worked her way up to head of programming for Tycom. Suggests to Executive (Len Cariou) that they need to give people something they have not seen to get them to tune in. Proposes broadcasting live execution adding that with interviews and background they can drag the event out longer than the Super Bowl. Justifies broadcast on moral grounds. Acts as a deterrent to other criminals. "If we don't do this, someone else will." Holds press conference after signing convicted killer for the broadcast. Other networks pick up the story. She has doubts about killer's guilt. Assistant says other people might commit murder when they realize they can profit from it. She wants to pull the broadcast but executive sends her on a wild goose chase. Broadcast goes on as scheduled because, the executive says, it serves the best interests of the public, the network, the victims and even the killer. TV programmer unable to prevent the electrocution. "If it's good TV, how can it be immoral?" TV Reporter (Tonie Perensky). Tycom Riot Reporter (Carla-Maria Sorey). 184284 1998 Witness to the Mob MT News Media. Media images. Publicity. TV Reporter #1 (David Glass). TV Reporter #2 (Francesca Carlin). TV Reporter #3 (Danielle Di Vecchio). Reporter #1 (French Napier). Press Photographer (Benjamin V. Baird). 184285 1970 Witness to Yesterday DT Series 1970- Interviewer Patrick Watson. 184286 1939 Witness Vanishes, The M Ronald, James (Novel - "They Can't Hang Me!"). Robertson White (Screenplay) Ness Book Columnist Lord Noel Stretton (Bruce Lester) helps the owner of the London Sun Lucius Marplay (Barlowe Borland) loses his paper when four partners confine him to an asylum and take over the paper. He escapes and vows revenge on the usurpers. Marplay's daughter Joan Marplay (Wendy Barrie) goes to work for the paper to try to find out the truth about her father. One of the four men is found murdered in his office after his obituary appears in the paper. Reporter for a rival paper, Alistair MacNab (Forrester Harvey), also begins to investigate. When another partner is killed, Joan Marplay gets one of the remaining men to confess that they railroaded her father. The Dictaphone record on which she recorded the confession is stolen and the man is killed. Record is later destroyed. Since her father was in custody and not responsible for the murders, MacNab forces the remaining man to confess that he is the killer. He killed his three partners and then takes his own life with a poisoned cigarette. Editor Wilkes (Michael Vallon). Assistant Editor Kirby (Herbert Evans). 184287 1960 Witness, The T Series. 16 episodes Reporter Verne Collett for the hearings 184288 2000 Witness…And Wife? NR Stevenson, Kate Silhouette Intimate Moments #84 Reporter Cassie Bowers is a witness to murder, but she's also on a deadline to write an expose of money-laundering in Boulder, Colorado. Unfortunately, she can't remember what she's seen so police must provide a 24/7 guard for her. Killer on the loose wants to eliminate the reporter. From Boulder to Denver, the chase is on, and love is also in the air. 184289 1993 Wittekerke TF Belgium - Dutch Journalist (Joanthan Maxwell Reeves). 184290 1963 Wives and Lovers M AFI-Novelists/Playwrights Writer 184291 1982 Wives and Other Women N Klein, Norma Weinberg List Journalist 184292 2006 Wives He Forgot, The MT News Media. Female Reporter #1 (Katie Bergin). Reporter #2 (J.C. Kenny). TV Reporter #3 (Sylvia Mina). Into the small law offices of an unlucky-in-love woman, stumbles a handsome stranger, bloodied and battered, who can’t remember anything. The stranger is a Travel Writer Jay Miller, wrote for an Internet magazine. 184293 1993 Wives of Bath, The N Holden, Wendy Journalist Amanda, a notorious celebrity journalist loses her job and decides that a baby will be her latest trendy accessory. 184294 1938 Wives Under Suspicion M DVD -R HQ 1821, 1816 News Media. Reporter Edward Hennessy (William Ruhl) of the Associated Press. Old Timer Reporter (Lee Phelps). Young Reporter (Jack Latham). The Tattler Columnist. Reporter (Jack Gardner). Reporter (Stanley Honiss). Reporter (Ray Johnson). Reporter (Raymond Parker). Prosecutor trying a case where a husband shot his adulterous wife begins to suspect that his own wife is having an affair and starts to have his own thoughts about killing her. 184295 1970 Wizard of Gore, The M Kahn, Allen (Screenplay) AFI-Sportswriters/Television/TV Person - Ness Book Sportswriter for The Gazette helps his TV hostess girlfriend investigate a series of killings linked to a mysterious hypnotist. Police ask sportswriter to cooperate with them by not running photos of the killings before they have a chance to investigate. Police suggest setting the heroine up as the next potential victim by having the hypnotist appear on her show. 184296 2007 Wizard of Gore, The M Reporter (Shannon Hart Cleary). 184297 1986 Wizard of Oz Books M Interviewer (Robin Haddock) 184298 1989 Wizard of Speed and Time, The M Video Editor (Steve Ecclesine). Film Editors (Kenneth Luebbert, Jack Reifert). 184299 1927 Wizard, The M Leroux, Gaston (Novel - :"Balaoo"). Malcolm Stuart Boylan (Titles). Harry O. Hoyt, Andrew Bennison (Scenario). AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Stanley Gordon (Edmund Lowe) is told he has to get a story or lose his job. He gets wind of a murder by answering police chief's phone after the chief handcuffs himself to a chair while demonstrating to reporter how quickly the cuffs can be used. Reporter discovers that doctor, whose son was executed for murder, has trained an ape to attack his enemies. Reporter is in love with judge's daughter and saves her father from being a victim of the doctor's scheme. 184300 2006 WJRT ABC 12 News: Flint Youth Theatre Segment with Michael J. Thorp DT Episode #1. 4-12-2006 News Media. Anchor Michael J. Thorp. 184301 1991 WKRP In Cincinnati New, The: T Episodes. Series 9-14-1991 to 5-1-1993. 47 Episodes. Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184302 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Can't We Get Along T Episode #29. 10-3-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184303 1993 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Chicago Story T Episode #46. 5-15-1993 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184304 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Chicken a La Russe T Episode #22. 5-2-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184305 1991 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Cincinnati Kids, The T Episode #8. 10-19-1991 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184306 1991 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Cincinnati's Favorite Couple T Episode #9. 10-26-1991 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184307 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Donovan, Don't Leave Us T Episode #25. Special One-Hour Episode. 9-5-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184308 1991 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Every Move a Work of Art T Episode #5. 9-28-1991 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184309 1993 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Father of the Groom T Episode #47. 5-22-1993 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184310 1993 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Fever All Through the Night T Episode #41. 2-13-1993 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184311 1993 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Fever in the Morning T Episode #40. 2-6-1993 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184312 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Filmm Flam Man T Episode #36. 11-21-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184313 1991 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Good Old Radio Days T Episode #13. 11-23-1991 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184314 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Herb's Got a Guy T Episode #24. 5-23-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184315 1993 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Herb's Lost Weekend T Episode #38. 1-23-1993 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184316 1991 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Here Comes Everybody (1) T Episode #10. 11-2-1991 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184317 1991 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Here Comes Everybody (2) T Episode #11. 11-9-1991 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184318 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Hip Hop Kip T Episode #15. 1-18-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184319 1991 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: How Did We Get Here? T Episode #1. 9-7-1991 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184320 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Jennifer and the Prince T Episode #18. 2-8-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184321 1993 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Johnny Goes Hollywood T Episode #42. 2-20-1993 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184322 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Long Live the King T Episode #19. 2-15-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184323 1991 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Lotto Fever T Episode #7. 10-12-1991 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184324 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Loveland To Look At T Episode #33. 10-31-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184325 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Mamma Was a Rolling Stone T Episode #20. 2-22-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184326 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Moss Dies T SV 87 Episode #35. 11-14-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184327 1993 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Murder by Les T Episode #39. 1-30-1993 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184328 1993 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: My Fair Nun T Episode #45. 5-8-1993 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184329 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Nancy in Charge T Episode #31. 10-17-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184330 1993 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Nancy's Old Man T Episode #37. 1-16-1993 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184331 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Number One Fan T Episode #21. 2-29-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184332 1993 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Old Boyfriend T Episode #43. 2-27-1993 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184333 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Play Razor For Me T Episode #32. 10-24-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184334 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Razor D Rules T Episode #17. 2-1-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184335 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Razor's Edge T Episode #26. 9-12-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184336 1991 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Real Thing, The T SV 109 Episode #12. 11-16-91 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Radio News. When a storm damages WKRP's emergency warning system, the staff thinks it's under nuclear attack. Les, the newsman (Richard Sanders) 184337 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Retreading on Thin Ice T Episode #27. 9-19-1992. Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184338 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Sex, Lies & Videotape T Episode #28. 9-26-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184339 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Spies Like Us T Episode #4. 5-16-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184340 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Strange Bedfellows T Episode #34. 11-7-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184341 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Studs of the Airwaves T Episode #30. 10-10-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184342 1991 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Then Came Nessman T Episode #6. 10-5-1991 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184343 1993 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Treasure of Sierra Smith, The T Episode #44. 5-1-1993 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184344 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Venus, We Hardly Knew Ya T Episode #14. 1-11-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184345 1991 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Where Are We Going? T Episode #3. 9-21-1991 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184346 1991 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Where Are We? T Episode #2. 9-14-1991 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184347 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: Where's Jack? T Episode #23. 5-9-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184348 1992 WKRP in Cincinnati, The New: You Are My Sunshine, My Only Sunshine T Episode #16. 1-25-1992 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). 184349 1978 WKRP in Cincinnati: T SVD 778 (Eight Episodes). SV 101 (Three Episodes) Episodes. Series. 9-18-1978 to 4-21-1982. 90 Episodes. Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Bailey Quarters (Jan Smithers) only other female employee at the station, majored in journalism in college, member of news staff, does two of 10 daily WKRP News Roundup broadcasts WKRP, 5,000 watt No. 16 AM station in Cincinnati, Ohio, an 18-station market. Arthur Carlson, manager since 1955. favorite reading matter is Ohio Fisherman magazine. Les Nessman, news director (Richard Sanders). ): WKRP mobile news units. Program Director Andy Travis (Gary Sandy). Station Manager Arthur "Big Guy" Carlson (Gordon Jump). Disc Jockeys Johnny "Fever" Caravella (Howard Hesseman), Gordon "Venus Frytrap" Sims (Tim Reid). Sales Manager Herb Tarlek (Frank Bonner). Receptionist Jennifer Marlowe (Loni Anderson). 184350 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Airplane Show, The T Sanders, Richard and Michael Fairman Episode #47. 11-1-1980. Season 3 Opener Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Les nearly loses his life when he does his newscasting from an old bi-plane. Trying to compete with WPIG's traffic helicopter, Les starts doing traffic reports from a World War I biplane piloted by a crazy war veteran. 184351 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Americanization of Ivan, The T Guntzelman, Dan and Steve Marshall Episode #39. 1-28-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Bailey and Les attend a press conference given by a group of visiting Russian hog experts. One of the Russians falls for Bailey and asks her to help him defect to the United States. 184352 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Ask Jennifer T Armor, Joyce and Judie Neer Episode #61. 2-14-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Jennifer takes over as last-minute host of an advice talk show which becomes a big hit, much to the regret of Mr. Carlson When Herb's choice as host of a new call-in advice show proves unable to go on the air, Jennifer takes over and becomes an instant success. 184353 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Baby, If You've Ever Wondered T Dial, Bill Episode #31. Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). New ratings book arrives, and WKRP has climbed from 16th to 14th place in the Cincinnati market. Everyone is happy about the gain except Andy, who knows that the station has not improved enough, in part because of his own unwillingness to fire incompetent employees like Herb and Les. 184354 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Baby, It's Cold Inside T Hunter, Blake Episode #54. 1-3-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). On a day when the furnace has broken down, Mama Carlson pays a surprise visit to the station and catches Johnny drinking in the broadcast booth. 184355 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Baby, The T Hunter, Blake Episode #50. 11-22-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Mr. Carlson's wife goes into labor and the WKRP staffers all visit the hospital to be there when she gives birth. 184356 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Bad Risk T Fournier, Gene and Tom Joachim Episode #26.. 10-22-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Herb starts selling insurance as a sideline, and sells a comprehensive policy to Les, who promptly has an accident. 184357 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Bah, Humbug T Levin, Lissa Episode #53. 12-20-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Once again, Mr. Carlson plans to give the staffers almost no Christmas bonuses. But in a dream brought on by eating one of Johnny Fever's brownies, the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future visit him to show him the error of his ways. 184358 1991 WKRP in Cincinnati: Bailey's Big Break T SV 251 Marshall, Steve Episode #32. 12-10-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). When WKRP needs an assistant news reporter, Bailey applies for the job and gets it. Les, who doesn't want to work with anyone, least of all a woman, tries to keep Bailey from going on the air. It is not happy news to Les (Richard Sanders) when Bailey (Jan Smithers) is promoted to share his news casting spot 184359 1978 WKRP in Cincinnati: Bailey's Show T Armor, Joyce and Judie Neer Episode #6. 10-23-1978 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Bailey finally gets a chance to fulfill her ambition to be a broadcast producer when Andy lets her produce a new public-service interview show, "Cincinnati Beat." But she soon finds that all the potential guests are out of their minds, while Herb plots to get her fired from the show. 184360 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Baseball T Wilson, Hugh Episode #25. 10-15-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Staff plays against the team from rival station WPIG in a softball game. 184361 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Carlson For President T Paddock, Jim Episode #28. 11-5-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Mr. Carlson runs for Cincinnati City Council. When Bailey discovers a potentially damaging piece of information about the front-runner in the election, Mr. Carlson considers using that information in a televised debate. 184362 1982 WKRP in Cincinnati: Changes T Torokvei, Peter Episode #81. 1-27-1982 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). When Venus learns that he's going to be interviewed by a militant black magazine, he adopts a new wardrobe and manner in order to seem more in touch with black culture. Meanwhile, Jennifer offers to change Herb's image, starting with picking out new, tasteful clothes for him. 184363 1982 WKRP in Cincinnati: Circumstantial Evidence T Reid, Tim and Peter Torokvei Episode #84. 2-24-1982 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Venus's latest date gives him an expensive diamond earring as a gift and then runs out on him. It turns out that she's a thief who has used the stolen earring to frame Venus as her accomplice. 184364 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Clean Up Radio Everywhere T Tash, Max and Hugh Wilson Episode #68. 4-12-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Dr. Bob Halyers, head of the organization Clean Up Radio Broadcasting (CURB), visits Mr. Carlson with a list of "obscene" songs that he wants the station to stop playing- or else. 184365 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Commercial Break, A T Sanders, Richard and Michael Fairman Episode #17. 3-26-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Head of a chain of funeral homes wants to advertise on WKRP, in the hopes of convincing young people to make funeral arrangements early. The staff creates a singing commercial aimed at "young and swingin'" listeners. 184366 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Consultant, The T Wilson, Hugh Episode #77. 12-30-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Mama Carlson hires a professional radio consultant to evaluate WKRP. The man she's hired, Norris Breeze, is an old friend of Andy's who also runs a radio programming service. Andy soon realizes that Breeze intends to give the station a bad report unless it subscribes to the service. 184367 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Contest Nobody Could Win, The T Piotrowski, Casey Episode #11. 1-29-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Johnny, misreading a memo, announces the prize in a contest as $5000 when it's actually supposed to be $50. Andy and Venus come up with a plan to make the contest so difficult that no one can win. Photographer #1 (Ken Hill). Photographer #2 (Gary Devaney). 184368 1982 WKRP in Cincinnati: Creation of Venus, The T Hunter, Blake Episode #87. 3-31-1982 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). When Venus lets it slip that he was a schoolteacher before he came to WKRP, Andy has to tell Mama Carlson the truth about how he hired Gordon Sims as a DJ and how they came up with the persona of Venus Flytrap. 184369 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Date with Jennifer, A T Sanders, Richard and Michael Fairman Episode #10. 1-22-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). When Les wins the coveted Silver Sow award, he asks Jennifer to be his date for the awards banquet. To Les's delight, and Herb's horror, she accepts. 184370 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Daydreams T Torokvei, Peter Episode #56. 1-17-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). When Mr. Carlson rehearses a dull speech in front of the WKRP staff, all the staffers drift off into daydreams about what they would most like to be: Les as a reporter covering the Blitz in 1940. Herb as a Latin-American dictator, Jennifer as a '30s movie star, Bailey as the President of the United States, Andy as a radio Mafioso, Venus as a standup comedian, and Johnny as a rock star. 184371 1982 WKRP in Cincinnati: Dear Liar T Marshall, Steve Episode #86. 3-24-1982 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). When Bailey writes a news story on the Northside Children's Clinic, Les steals it and reads it on the air. This turns out to be a blow to the station's integrity in more ways than one when Bailey admits that she fictionalized part of the story. 184372 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Doctor's Daughter, The T Levin, Lissa Episode #42. 2-18-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Johnny's daughter shows up and moves in, and Johnny has to decide whether to express his disapproval of the shiftless boyfriend she's brought along. 184373 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Dr. Fever and Mr. Tide T Marshall, Steve Episode #59.and Episode #60. 2-7-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). When Johnny is forced by contractual obligations to host a TV disco dance show, he adopts the persona of Rip Tide, a sleazy, phony, disco-spinning host. But, when off the air, he is soon bouncing back and forth between his Rip Tide and Johnny Fever personas, until he starts to realize that the dark side of his personality, as represented by Rip, is taking over. 184374 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Explosive Affair, An (1) T Marshall, Steve Episode #69. 10-7-1981. Season 4 Opener Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Station receives a bomb threat from the terrorist group Black Monday, and Andy sends Johnny and Venus out to broadcast from the transmitter while the station is being searched. Joyce Armor, Mr. Carlson's former receptionist, visits the station and tells Mr. Carlson she has a "hot proposition" for him. Johnny smashes the transmitter phone in a fit of rage after he's unable to place a call to his bookie. 184375 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Explosive Affair, An (2) T Marshall, Steve Episode #70. 10-14-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Because of the smashed phone, Andy is unable to warn Johnny and Venus when he realizes that the bomb is at the transmitter. Meanwhile, Mr. Carlson visits Joyce Armor in her hotel room. 184376 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Family Affair, A T Reid, Tim Episode #36. 1-7-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Andy's sister Carol visits Cincinnati, and Andy sets up a date for her and Johnny. But Carol winds up going out with Venus instead, and Andy becomes instinctively angry about it. 184377 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Filthy Pictures T Marshall, Steve and Dan Guntzelman Episodes #43-44. 3-3-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Mr. Carlson convinces Jennifer and Andy to pose in bathing suits for a "Surf's Up in Cincinnati" poster. After the photo session, the photographer secretly takes nude photos of Jennifer while she's changing. 184378 1982 WKRP in Cincinnati: Fire T Guntzelman, Dan Episode #85. 3-17-1982 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Herb and Jennifer are trapped in an elevator when a fire breaks out in the Flimm Building. 184379 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Fish Story T Wilson, Hugh Episode #21. 5-28-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). On a day when a reporter is coming to do a story on WKRP, Mr. Carlson unveils his latest promotion idea: dressing Herb up as the station mascot, the KRP Carp. At the same time, Johnny and Venus are taking an on-air test to demonstrate the effects of alcohol upon the average driver, and a painter is very slowly repainting the lobby. 184380 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: For Love or Money (1) T Maguire, Mary Episode #23. 9-17-1979. Season 2 Opener Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Johnny forgets about his date with Bailey when he gets a call from Buffy, his old girlfriend from California. He borrows Jennifer's apartment to impress Buffy. But that plan ends when she tells him she's suing him for palimony. 184381 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: For Love or Money (2) T Maguire, Mary Episode #24. 9-24-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Johnny calls his friends over to Jennifer's apartment to help him deal with Buffy and her threat of a lawsuit. Buffy arrives and, after having a drink with Johnny, tells him that she put poison in his drink. 184382 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Frog Story T Dolman, Bob Episode #57. 1-24-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Herb has accidentally spray-painted his daughter's pet frog Greenpeace pink, and brings the frog to the station trying to find a way to save its life. Meanwhile, Les convinces Johnny that he is suffering from the dreaded "schistosomiasis." 184383 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: God Talks to Johnny T Wilson, Hugh Episode #35. 12-31-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). When Johnny thinks he's heard God's voice talking to him, everyone, including Johnny, thinks he's going insane. 184384 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Goodbye, Johnny (1) T Hunter, Blake Episode #13. 2-19-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Johnny is offered a job in Los Angeles. When it becomes clear that he intends to accept the offer, the other staffers throw a going-away party where they try to manipulate him into 184385 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Herb's Dad T Kampmann, Steven and Peter Torokvei Episode #37. 1-14-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Herb's father, a lifelong salesman who shares Herb's taste in clothes, runs away from the Shady Hills Rest Home and visits the station. 184386 1978 WKRP in Cincinnati: Hold-Up T Chehak, Tom Episode #5. 10-16-1978 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Herb arranges for the station to do a live remote broadcast from Del's Stereo and Sound. It doesn't go very well, especially when an out-of-work DJ shows up with a gun and hijacks the broadcast. 184387 1978 WKRP in Cincinnati: Hoodlum Rock T Wilson, Hugh Episode #4. 10-9-1978 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). With the help of a concert-promoter friend of Mr. Carlson's, Andy arranges for the station to sponsor a concert by the English rock group "Scum of the Earth." But everyone soon discovers that Scum's onstage viciousness and insanity isn't just an act. 184388 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Hotel Oceanview T Kampmann, Steven Episode #51. 11-29-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Andy, Mr. Carlson and Herb visit Dayton to try and land the advertising account for Vicky Von Vickey jeans. While Mr. Carlson worries about the notorious Dayton poisoner, Herb romances an old high school acquaintance and Andy has trouble with his slide projector. 184389 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: I am Woman T Levin, Lissa Episode #62. 2-21-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). When it is announced that the Flimm Building is to be torn down, Bailey starts a campaign to have the building declared a Cincinnati landmark. Everyone pitches in to help, until Mr. Carlson gets his mother's permission to build a new and better building. 184390 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: I Do, I Do…For Now T Chehak, Tom Episode #19. 4-23-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Jennifer's childhood sweetheart from Rock Throw, West Virginia arrives at the station, expecting her to keep her promise to marry him. To get rid of him, Jennifer pretends to be married to Johnny. 184391 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: I Want To Keep My Baby T Wilson, Hugh Episode #16. 3-12-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Young single mother, who listens to Johnny every day and feels as though he's the only person in town she really knows, leaves her baby at the station. Johnny becomes attached to the baby and refuses to turn it over to the family-services people until he has had a chance to contact the mother again. 184392 1982 WKRP in Cincinnati: I'll Take Romance T Levin, Lissa Episode #83. 2-17-1982 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Herb fixes Les up with a date through his latest client, the I'll Take Romance Dating Service. Les hits it off with his date immediately, not knowing that the dating service is a front for prostitution. 184393 1982 WKRP In Cincinnati: Impossible Dream, The T SVD 930 Sanders, Richard and Michael Fairman Episode #88. 4-7-1982 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Les heads for the Big Apple to fulfill lifelong desire to become a television journalist. On his birthday, Les announces that he's going to New York to pursue his dream of becoming a world-famous broadcast journalist by auditioning for The CBS Evening News. 184394 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: In Concert T Kampmann, Steven Episode #41. 2-11-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Staff publicizes a rock concert, then later reflects back after 11 youngsters are killed in a crowd trying to get seats (Based on an actual event) At a concert by the Who in Cincinnati on December 3, 1979, eleven kids were trampled to death when the crowd rushed to get seats. The first part of this episode takes place before that concert. The second act takes place the day after, and presents the characters' reactions to the tragedy. 184395 1982 WKRP in Cincinnati: Jennifer and Johnny's Charity T Hunter, Blake Episode #82. 2-3-1982 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). When a fire destroys the kitchen at the Vine Street Mission, Johnny recruits Jennifer to help raise the $40,000 dollars to rebuild it. Jennifer throws a party for her rich friends and asks them to contribute, and everything is going fine until the contributors meet the people involved. 184396 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Jennifer and the Will T Hunter, Blake Episode #76. 12-25-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Colonel Buchanan, Jennifer's elderly gentleman friend, dies suddenly. As executrix of his will, Jennifer must deal with the press and with the Colonel's money-grubbing, rumor mongering relatives. 184397 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Jennifer Falls in Love T Hunter, Paul Robinson Episode #27. 10-22-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Les tries to get a raise. For the first time in her life, Jennifer is in love, with a penniless but handsome repairman who turns out to be even more of a gold digger than she is. Johnny becomes convinced that he's the man Jennifer is in love with. 184398 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Jennifer Moves T Wilson, Hugh Episode #48. 11-8-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Staff helps Jennifer move into her new $125,000 house in the quiet suburb of Landersville. But she soon finds out that life in Landersville isn't as pleasant as she thought it would be. 184399 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Jennifer's Home for Christmas T Guntzelman, Dan and Steve Marshall Episode #33. 12-17-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Jennifer tells her friends that she has nothing special planned for Christmas, and that she doesn't have a tree this year. Everyone begins to suspect that she might be alone for the holidays. 184400 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Johnny Comes Back (2) T Hunter, Blake Episode #14. 2-26-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Sleazy record company promoter recommends Doug Winner, a talented young DJ, as Johnny's replacement. When Johnny returns, having been fired in L.A. again, he has to settle for working the late-night graveyard shift. 184401 1978 WKRP in Cincinnati: Les on a Ledge T On Tape Wilson, Hugh Episode #3. 10-2-1978 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Les is accused of being gay, so he climbs out on the window ledge to jump. Les is banned from conducting interviews at Riverfront stadium when a baseball player accuses him of being gay. Mortified at what he sees as an insult to his reputation as "a fairly macho kind of guy," Les climbs out on the ledge of the Flimm building and threatens to jump. Johnny comes up with a way to stop Herb from bothering Jennifer. 184402 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Les's Groupie T Marshall, Steve Episode #40. 2-4-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Les goes out on a date with a female fan, who proceeds to move into his apartment and take over his life. 184403 1978 WKRP in Cincinnati: Love Returns T Dial, Bill Episode #8. 11-6-1978 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Andy's old girlfriend, now a famous country singer, arrives in Cincinnati on a promotional tour. After she and Andy meet and fall in love again, Andy has to decide whether to stay at WKRP or go on the road with her. Meanwhile, Johnny and Venus participate in a "Win a date with a DJ" contest. 184404 1982 WKRP in Cincinnati: Love, Exciting and New T Levin, Lissa Episode #78. 1-6-1982 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Andy starts taking Mama Carlson out after hours in the hopes of getting her to pay for a new transmitter for the station. But he begins to suspect that she might have more-than-businesslike expectations of him. 184405 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Mama's Review T Wilson, Hugh Episode #9. 1-15-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Mama Carlson arrives for a quarterly review to discuss WKRP's personnel and profits. Andy and Mr. Carlson try to explain what's gone on since the format change, illustrated with clips from previous episodes. 184406 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Mike Fright T Guntzelman, Dan Episode #29. 11-12-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). During a citywide garbage strike, Johnny jokingly suggests that his listeners dump their garbage on the steps of City Hall. The joke is on him, and the station, when hundreds of listeners take him seriously. Johnny becomes aware of his power and develops a serious case of mike fright. 184407 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Mile in My Shoes, A T Guntzelman, Dan Episode #52. 12-6-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). When Herb is called for jury duty, Andy takes over as sales manager and soon discovers just how tough it is trying to sell advertising time or collect from deadbeat clients. Meanwhile, Venus becomes acting program director and has to deal with Les's plan to disguise himself as a black man so that he can do a series of reports based on the book Black Like Me. 184408 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Most Improved Station T Fairman, Michael and Richard Sanders Episode #46. 3-31-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Everyone starts bickering after the station loses a broadcasting award, so Mr. Carlson calls a staff meeting to get all the hostility out into the open. 184409 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Never Leave Me, Lucille T Dial, Bill Episode #15. 3-5-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Herb separates from his wife Lucille, and winds up staying at Johnny's apartment until he can get a bachelor pad of his own. Jennifer, horrified at the prospect of having to deal with an unattached Herb, tries to get Herb and Lucille back together again. 184410 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Nothing To Fear But… T Guntzelman, Dan and Tim Reid Episode #66. 2-18-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Everyone is in the grip of urban paranoia after the station is robbed. 184411 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Out to Lunch T Torokvei, Peter Episode #64. 3-14-1981 Radio News Director Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Herb's three-martini business lunches with an ad agency representative are causing him to mess up even more than usual, and it begins to seem that his use of alcohol as a sales tool is turning into a drinking problem. 184412 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Painting, The T Kampmann, Steve Episode #55. 1-10-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). At Mr. Carlson's church auction, Herb buys a painting that Bailey loves. He tries to get Mr. Carlson or Bailey to buy it from him...until he learns that it might be valuable. 184413 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Patter of Little Feet T Hunter, Blake Episode #30. 11-26-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Mr. Carlson's wife Carmen announces that she is pregnant. Mr. Carlson is overjoyed, and certain that Carmen feels the same way. However, Mama Carlson points out the potential dangers of middle-aged pregnancy and recommends an abortion. 184414 1982 WKRP in Cincinnati: Pills T Marshall, Steve Episode #80. 1-20-1982 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Herb sells ad spots to a seller of "diet pills." After it turns out that the pills are a legalized way of selling speed to teenagers, it also turns out that the station can't legally get out of running the ads. 184415 1978 WKRP in Cincinnati: Pilot T SVD 778 Episode #1. 9-18-1978 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Andy Travis, a young program director from Santa Fe, takes over at WKRP, a radio station in Cincinnati. WKRP is a "beautiful music" station that ranks 16th in an 18 station market. Andy soon wins the confidence of station manager Mr. Carlson, who is terrified of his mother, the station's owner. Andy discovers News Director Les Nessman and sales manager Herb Tarlek were both after program director's job and resent his appointment. Also meets Receptionist Jennifer Marlowe spends her time watering plants and fending off Tarlek's sexual advances. Andy's first act as program director is to change format of WKRP to top 40 rock and roll. Johnny Caravella becomes "Dr. Johnny Fever." Andy has other plans including expanded role for shy but intelligent continuity director Bailey Quarters and hiring of nighttime DJ "Venus Flytrap." But his job is in jeopardy when Mr. Carlson's mother gets her first hearing of the new format. 184416 1978 WKRP in Cincinnati: Pilot (2) T Wilson, Hugh Episode #2. 9-25-1978 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Mr. Carlson won't give Andy any money to advertise WKRP's format change. While Andy tries to come up with a publicity stunt to get the station in the news, a group of irate former listeners demands a return to the old format and an on-air apology to Lawrence Welk. 184417 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Preacher T Dial, Bill Episode #22. 6-4-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Rev. Little Ed Pembrook, WKRP's Sunday morning evangelist and a former pro wrestler, is using his broadcasts to sell "religious artifacts" like John the Baptist shower curtains. But no one has the nerve to fire the fearsome Little Ed. 184418 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Put Up or Shut Up T Hunter, Blake Episode #38. 1-21-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Bailey convinces Jennifer to accept a date with Herb in the hope that he'll get scared and back down. 184419 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Real Families T Torokvei, Peter Episode #49. 11-15-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). When Herb's family is featured in the show "Real Families", he is sure that they can serve as an example of a clean living family. Unfortunately, the image Herb wants to convey is different from the reality shown on screen. 184420 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Rumors T Torokvei, Peter Episode #72. 10-28-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). While his apartment is being fumigated, Johnny accepts Bailey's offer to stay at her place, causing everyone at the station to think that the two are sleeping together. Johnny's also afraid that he's in danger of losing his time slot to Rex, the afternoon DJ, and when Bailey tries to cheer him up, he mistakes her friendliness for a come-on. 184421 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Secrets of Dayton Heights T Smet, Jon Episode #63. 2-28-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Secret service refuses to grant Les credentials for a Presidential press conference, suspecting him of having radical affiliations. It turns out that the man who raised Les wasn't his father, and that his real father was a card-carrying Communist. 184422 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Simple Little Wedding, A T Hunter, Blake Episode #65. 3-21-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). In honor of their twenty-fifth anniversary, Arthur and Carmen Carlson plan to get married again. They want a small, private ceremony, but Mama Carlson has other ideas. 184423 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Sparky T Torokvei, Peter and Steven Kampmann Episode #34. 12-24-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Mr. Carlson hires legendary baseball manager Sparky Anderson (Himself) as the host of a new sports interview show. But when the show proves a complete disaster, it falls to Mr. Carlson to fire his hero. 184424 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Straight From the Heart T Guntzelman, Dan Episode #73. 11-4-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Herb tells everyone that he's going on vacation, but Les and Jennifer discover that he's actually checked into the hospital for heart tests. 184425 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Three Days of the Condo T Levin, Lissa Episode #75. 11-18-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). When Johnny receives $24,000 in a legal settlement, Venus convinces him to use the money to invest in a condominium at Gone With the Wind Estates. 184426 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Till Debt Do Us Part T Hesseman, Howard and Steven Kampmann Episode #67. 4-5-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). When Johnny learns that his first ex-wife is planning to remarry, he is overjoyed at the thought of not having to pay alimony, and celebrates by inviting Bailey to take a trip with him. But he feels less happy about the situation when he meets the obnoxious womanizer his ex-wife is going to marry. 184427 1982 WKRP in Cincinnati: To Err is Human T Levin, Lissa Episode #89. 4-14-1982 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). After Herb screws up an important advertising account, Mr. Carlson finally intends to fire him, but Jennifer takes pity on Herb and tries to help him keep his job. 184428 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Tornado T Hunter, Blake Episode #12. 2-5-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). While Japanese radio executives are touring the station, the city experiences a series of tornadoes. 184429 1978 WKRP in Cincinnati: Turkeys Away T On Tape Dial, Bill Episode #7. 10-30-1978 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Station manager installs newsman Les Nessman for live report as a hired helicopter tosses live turkeys. Nessman's report like Hindenburg tape Feeling left out because he doesn't have anything to do, Mr. Carlson suddenly decides to take full charge of every aspect of the station. He then proceeds to come up with a special, top-secret Thanksgiving day promotion involving twenty live turkeys. 184430 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Union, The T Hunter, Blake Episode #71. 10-21-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Staff of WKRP considers joining a union. Mr. Carlson is furious and rushes to his mother for advice, while Andy tries to appear neutral in this labor-management conflict. 184431 1982 WKRP in Cincinnati: Up and Down the Dial T Guntzelman, Dan Episode #90. 4-21-1982 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Just as WKRP hits #6 in the ratings, Mama Carlson announces that she plans to switch the format of the station to 24 hours a day of news. 184432 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Venus and the Man T Wilson, Hugh Episode #58. 1-31-1981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Station's cleaning woman asks Venus to convince her big, tough teenage son not to drop out of school. 184433 1980 WKRP in Cincinnati: Venus Rising T Marshall, Steve and Dan Guntzelman Episode #45. 3-10-1980 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Venus is offered a job as program director of WREQ radio, but is disillusioned when he discovers how the station is run and why they want to hire him. Meanwhile, Herb circulates a rumor that he, too, has received a job offer. 184434 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Who is Gordon Sims? T Chehak, Tom Episode #18. 4-2-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Venus refuses to allow his picture to be printed in a newspaper because he is an Army deserter After Venus refuses to pose for a publicity photo, the truth about his past is revealed: He's wanted by the law as a deserter from the United States army. 184435 1981 WKRP in Cincinnati: Who's On First? T Guntzelman, Dan Episode #74. 11-11-981 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). While Herb is in the hospital, Mr. Carlson and Jennifer go to visit one of Herb's advertising clients. To finalize the deal, Mr. Carlson has to pretend to be Herb, and Jennifer gets Les to be Mr. Carlson. Johnny, who owes a gambling debt to a mobster, pretends to be Andy in order to escape from a hired thug. 184436 1982 WKRP in Cincinnati: You Can't Go Out of Town Again T Guntzelman, Dan Episode #79. 1-13-1982 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Mr. Carlson goes with Carmen to a college reunion where he learns the disillusioning truth about how he and Carmen first met. Bailey is frustrated in her attempts to get a computer for billing. Venus can't get a moment alone in the booth with his latest date. 184437 1979 WKRP in Cincinnati: Young Master Carlson T Wilson, Hugh Episode #20. 4-30-1979 Radio News Director Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) of WKRP. Graduate of Xavier University, motor scooter. Ohio radio station's news, weather and agricultural department (Les was proud of Silver Sow Award for agricultural reportage). Mr. Carlson's son runs away from military school, and Mama Carlson brings him to WKRP, ordering Mr. Carlson to let the boy work at the station for a while. But Little Arthur soon alienates everybody at the station with his fascistic tendencies. 184438 1991 WLAF Football DT Series. 3-17-1991 to 5-31-1992. ABC. Sportscasters Dick Vemeil, Brent Musberger (1991), Roger Twibell (1992), Jim Valvano (1992). Professional football. 184439 2001 WNTV DT Series 2001-2003. New Zealand TV Sports Staff. On the Scene Reporters Tom Hern (2001-2003), Tim Nealy (2001). Video Game Reviewer Toby Alexander (2001). 184440 1984 Wo die grunen Ameisen traumen MF Photographer (Paul Cox) 184441 1970 Wobble to Death NM OWN - P Lovesey, Peter Press. They were "The Press." Illustrated London News. 184442 1978 Wodzirej MF Poland Journalist (Stanislaw Jankowski). TV Reporter (Marek Grot). Photographer Tomek (Tadeusz Huk). 184443 2000 Wog Boy, The M Reporter (Dino Marnika). 184444 1981 Wojna Swiatow -- Nastepne Stulecie (aka War of the Worlds, The -- Next Century, The) M Szulkin, Piotr (Screenplay) Poland TV Newscaster Iron Idem (Roman Wilhelnmi) announces on Dec. 18, 1999 that the Martians have landed. Given script by his superiors telling viewers to welcome the Martians. Newscaster's wife is kidnapped and he is marked for elimination. Attempt to reduce his effectiveness as a TV personality. When he tries to warn the public about the invaders, no one believes him. He is arrested and his newscast is replaced by the Now Better News. Newscaster ultimately becomes the victim of a rigged trial on TV 184445 1994 Wolf M TV Newscaster (Kaity Tong) 184446 1939 Wolf Greif SS Aspern, Elizabeth von Reporter Peter Strunz,, young man of German descent but now a reporter for the Journal do Commercio and the narrator of Greif's adventures 184447 2001 Wolf Lake MT Reporter (Francoise Yip) 184448 1913 Wolf of the City, The M Ness Book Police Reporter gets a scoop on a society man spotted in a car with an adventuress. Man's wife persuades the reporter -- the wolf of the city -- not to run the story. He's fired after destroying the story and the photo negative. 184449 1984 Wolf Rock TV C Series. 9-8-1984 to 9-30-1984. ABC TV News. Wolf Rock News featuring Wolfman Jack as Himself. 184450 1989 Wolf to the Slaughter MT TV Commentator (Christopher Robbie) 184451 2009 Wolf Victims, The N Aghapour, Nasser Journalist is told by retired police detective John O’Connor about his time as a police detective when the savage murder of a woman captured everyone’s attention. Her body and the bodies of similar victims are found severely mangled as though they were attacked by animals. As the police tries to entrap the killer, he plays psychological games with them making it difficult to capture him. After finally solving a puzzle he strategically lays out for them, the life of one of his victims is saved and she reveals his identity to the police. The murderer is killed before the police get a chance to apprehend him. An investigation reveals that the killer had a relationship with a social worker and a senior police officer. Who are they? Did they have anything to do with his murder? 184452 1987 Wolf Winter N Francis, Clare Norwegian Journalist Rolf Berg is one of three people caught in a web of treachery and passion in the chill of the Cold War when two Norwegians are shot dead after straying into Soviet wilderness. Joining Berg is veteran explorer Halvard Starheim and Ragna Johansenn, widow of one of the dead men. 184453 2008 Wolf’s Heart, The NR Leigh, Jenna Investigative Reporter Elaine Westerbrook will do anything to get the information she needs including reigniting a fire with a deliciously mysterious corporate man. The ballsy reporter with a sharp mouth can hold her own against any man. She’s on the hunt for her biggest story to date and has even moved in order to get closer to her subject. While tracking down this story, Westerbrook has begun to wonder about her mind as she has been having a reoccurrence of a dream that has plagued her since childhood. In order to crash a major party her subject is having, Elaine will have to ask a favor from someone she was close to in her past -- the boy turned into a man turned into a tycoon. He agrees to help her. She immediately feels the old pull toward him. 184454 1854 Wolves and the Lamb P Thackeray, William Makepeace Editor Lawrence O'Reilly 184455 2007 Wolves Live T Reporter (Telly Hughes) 184456 1971 Woman T News Media. Sherrye Henry 184457 1973 Woman T Talk-Show Host-Producer Sandra Elkin of WNED-TV Buffalo 184458 1928 Woman Against the World, A M Vino, Albert Shelby Le (Story). Frederic Hatton, Fanny Hatton (Titles). Gertrude Orr (Continuity). AFI-Editors/Reporters - Ness Reporter Carol Hill (Georgia Hale) is in love with a newlywed who has been convicted of the murder of a chorus girl and sentenced to death. Although the City Editor (Harvey Clark) thinks he is guilty, the newspaperwoman gets a confession from the dead girl's chauffeur, persuades the warden to postpone the execution and proves his innocence. Reporter Bob Yates (Lee Moran) is a reporter competing with Hill. Reporter (Walter Hiers). Variety 3/28/28: "Georgia Hale as the reporter runs away with the picture…the city room of the daily on the screen is not made to look like wild hotsy totsies." 184459 1945 Woman Bites Dog P MLPL Spewack, Bella and Samuel Reporter Betty Lord. Tony Flynn, editor. 184460 1950 Woman Called "X" P MLPL Corbett, M.S Play Index, 1949-52 Press 184461 1982 Woman Called Golda, A T Journalist (Louis Mahoney) 184462 1981 Woman Called Scylla, A N Gurr, David Weinberg List Journalist 184463 1934 Woman Condemned, The M VHS 833 Reporter Jerry Beal (Richard Hemingway) investigates the disappearance of a radio singer. 184464 1912 Woman From Wolverton, The: Story of Washington Life, A N MLPL Curtis, Isabel (Gordon) Female Reporter with "keen gray eyes," a married woman with boys of her own. Turtle Creek Herald Editor William Deering made postmaster. Small part on journalism 184465 1949 Woman Hater M PR Publicity Assistant (Anne Holland) 184466 1922 Woman He Married, The M AFI-Playwrights Writer 184467 1972 Woman I Love, The MT English News Reporter (Ian Abercrombie). 184468 1916 Woman in 47, The M Reporter (Jack Sherrill). 184469 1937 Woman in Distress M Olmstead, Edwin (Story). Albert DeMond (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Fred Stevens (Dean Jagger) for the Dispatch and reporter Irene Donovan (Irene Hervey) of the Courier compete for a story on a missing Rembrandt. Stevens and his associate Stew Sadler (Arthur Loft) pretend to be representatives of a kennel club to get into see the woman who won't see reporters. They are arrested for stealing the painting. Stevens eventually rescues Donovan and Donovan lets him have the scoop, then scoops him with news of their engagement. Female Reporter vs. Male Reporter. 184470 1945 Woman in Green, The M DVD -R HQ 8436, 8435 Sherlock Holmes Mystery. Newsman (Tommy Hughes). 184471 1950 Woman in Hiding M Reporter Russell (Russ Conway). Photographer-Reporter Moyer (David Clarke). 184472 2006 Woman in Jerusalem, A N Yehoshua, A.B., Hillel Halkin (Translator) Newspaper. Muckraking local newspaper discovers that a fortyish, lovely, lonely worker in a Jerusalem bakery was mortally wounded in a terrorist bombing in the city market and dies in a hospital after two days of solitude, unidentified. Her fate unmourned, and her burial unprovided for. The newspaper assails the bakery for heartlessness in an expose entitled, "The Shocking Inhumanity Behind Our Daily Bread." The firm's wealthy old owner tells his melancholy human resource manager to try to make amends by finding out what went wrong and by giving the woman a proper funeral. 184473 1916 Woman in Politics, The M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 184474 1935 Woman in Red, The M Reporter (George Chandler). Reporter (Phil Tead). Female Reporter (Olive Jones). First Photographer (Nick Copeland). Second Photographer (Charles Sherlock). Photographer Wanting a Close-Up (George Riley). 184475 1984 Woman in Red, The M Public Relations Man Ted Pierce heads a San Francisco cable car campaign. Second Reporter (Franklin Parker). Photographer (Sandra Wilder). 184476 1985 Woman in the Moon, The N Lehmkuhl, Donald Columnist Zena Baird, agony columnist for a London feminist newspaper, becomes alarmed when the local police inspector views her as a suspect in the deaths of three women in the neighborhood. When Zena sets out to explore the background of one of the three who wrote her a never-answered plea for help, she finds a tangle of mostly lesbian relationships, and a lesbian social club. 184477 1944 Woman in the Picture NM DeVoto, Bernard (John August) Journalist. Liberal journalist sets out to blackmail the presidential candidate of the isolationists. Photographic journalism involved. 184478 2006 Woman in the Row Behind, The N Dorner, Francoise Newstand. Nina runs a Paris newspaper kiosk. She starts reading porno magazines and things get complicated with her marriage. 184479 1920 Woman in the Suitcase, The M AFI-Newspapermen Newspaperman 184480 1984 Woman in the Window N OWN - P Clarins, Dana News Media 184481 1944 Woman in the Window, The M L Radio Announcer (Tom Hanlon). Newsreel Cameraman (Calvin Emery). News Vendor (Hal Craig) 184482 1964 Woman is a Woman, A M AFI-Photographers Photographer 184483 2010 Woman Is a Woman, A M News Media. Journalist (Glen Brock). News Reporter (Sandra Bean). Field Reporter (Fiona Beckett). Paparazzi (Terry Council). Female doctor falls for a married city mayor. 184484 1939 Woman Is the Judge, A M Reporters (Eddie Coke, Guy Kingsford, Walter Sande, Robert Sterling). 184485 1991 Woman Named Jackie, A MT Miniseries News Media. Woman Reporter (Kate Skinner). City Editor (Stephen Pearlman). N Street Photographer (Gary Wade Morton). 184486 1975 Woman of Character, A SS OWN Just, Ward News Media 184487 1950 Woman of Distinction, A M L Hunter, Ian McLellan, Hugo Butler (Story). Frank Tashlin (Additional Dialogue). Charles Hoffman (Screenplay) Ness book. PR Publicist assigned to do story on visiting professor. Gets brainstorm of creating romance between two professors, leaks story to press. Female professor assumes male professor hired publicist and arranged romance story. Male professor doesn't deny story. Publicist's boss decides not to run story since it is potentially libelous. Switchboard operator overhears conversation and soon story is all over campus causing female professor to storm into office of editor of The Benson Herald. Reporter (Richard Bartell). Reporter (Larry Barton). Reporter (Charles Jordan). Reporter (Ted Jordan). Reporter (Donald Kerr). Reporter (Harry Strang). Cameraman (Myron Healey). Editor (Al Bridge). Reporter Mac (Billy Wayne). Photographer Chet (Clifton Young). 184488 1995 Woman of Independent Means, A MT Miniseries Newspaper Editor (Donald Lawson). 184489 1959 Woman of Letters, A N GPL Cost, March Journalist Georgiana Eider uses pseudonym, "Snow Belle." Galloway, a special correspondent for the Clarion and Intelligent agent. Mr. Rankine, Editor of Our Companion, Glasgow. Damaris (Ditty) Ure, later Madame Ravary, writer for the Clarion. 184490 1919 Woman of Lies, The M AFI-Newspapermen Reporter Jim Waldron (Earl Metcalfe) is a burglar-turned-journalist. 184491 1957 Woman of Mystery, A M UK Only Press 184492 1961 Woman of Sin M AFI-Journalists Journalist 184493 1995 Woman of the House T SV 297 Writer. Writes article 184494 1943 Woman of the Town, The M Ness New York Newspaper Editor (Joseph Crehan).. Bat Masterson's girlfriend tries to get the Western hero to give up his guns and become a journalist. Publisher (Russell Hicks). 184495 1976 Woman of the Year MT Lardner, Ring Jr., Michael Kanin (Screenplay). Renee Taylor, Joseph Bologna, Bernard M. Kahn (Teleplay) Remake of 1942 Tracy-Hepburn classic - Ness Book Columnist Tess Harding (Renee Taylor), successful, sophisticated international reporter and political analyst who also has a TV broadcast and Sportswriter Columnist Sam Rodino (Joseph Bologna) work for The Los Angeles Chronicle. Sportswriters at bar watching game on TV. Harding appears on talk show following game and implies sports have gay overtones. Sportswriter attacks her in print with column headlined "Crack Found in Tess Harding's Egghead." War of words escalates in paper. Editor calls for truce. Sportswriter takes Harding to hockey game. She ends up analyzing game's subtext. They have romance but sportswriter has trouble talking to Harding who gets calls from Fidel Castro, Golda Mier. They meet at Pinky's. Harding matches Rodino drink for drink. He objects to her wanting him for sex only, asks her to marry him. She agrees. Her status causes problems. When she is named "Woman of the Year" sportswriter explodes. She agrees to give up career. They reconcile. "How come our paper has two reporters at a hockey game and only one in Moscow?" "Well, when we play hockey in Russia, we send over another reporter." Editor Clayton (Regis Cordic). 184496 1942 Woman of the Year M DVD -R HQ 2489, 2490. SVDSP 633. SVD 690. SV 83 Lardner, Ring, Jr. and Michael Kanin (Screenplay) Ness Book. Vintage Films Sportswriter Sam Craig (Spencer Tracy), and International Affairs Columnist Tess Harding (Katharine Hepburn) for the New York Chronicle who start a duel in print -- she says during radio interview that Americans should be focusing on war effort. She suggests baseball should be banned for duration of war. Her column -- "Hitler Will Lose" -- and his column -- "The Yankees Won't Lose" advertised on two different trucks. Press box at ballpark exclusively for males -- "No women in the press box…." "…It's a rule as old as baseball." Harding proves she belongs by matching Craig drink for drink. She's referred to as "newspaperman" and "pal." They marry, but she's never home, he doesn't like her snooty friends, and she can't adjust to his schedule. Harding decides to give it all up to be his wife but her attempts at domesticity in the kitchen reduce her to tears. Reporter at Bar (Jimmy Conlin). Married Sports Reporter (Ray Teal). Little Sports Reporter (George Ovey). Sportswriter Phil Whittaker (Roscoe Karns), dyspeptic sportswriter and barfly who believes women should be kept illiterate and clean, like canaries. Reporter (Ray Teal). Reporter (Garry Owen). Head Copy Reader (Murdock MacQuarrie). 184497 1981 Woman of the Year P Musical by John Kander and Fred Ebb Sportswriter Sam Craig (Harry Guardino) and International Affairs Columnist Tess Harding (Lauren Bacall). Debbie Reynolds and Rachel Welch played Harding in later Broadway productions. 184498 1984 Woman of the Year MT Musical by John Kander and Fred Ebb Filmed version of the Broadway Musical Sportswriter Sam Craig (Don Chastain) and International Affairs Columnist Tess Harding (Barbara Eden). 184499 2000 Woman of Worth, A N Mariane, Judith News Media’s perennial favorite is Senator Douglas Fairchild. He likes both his cars and his women fast and is angered at Gregg Gardiner’s persistent refusal to sleep with him. Beautiful, intelligent and ambitious, Gardiner has always been the best at everything. She diligently works her way into the tangled web that is Washington D.C. Her brains and body help her win a cherished position as an aide to Senator Fairchild. Handsome, flamboyant and brash, Doug is used to getting his own way. The news media love him, his spirit and good looks are giving back some glamour to the Washington scene. He turns his charms toward Gregg and finds himself appreciating her mental agility in an equal part with her physical attributes. Gregg learns to appreciate the man behind the image and their mutual attraction grows into passion. A tragic turn of events culminates in marriage for Gregg and Doug. During his illness, Gregg takes on the responsibility of handling Doug’s senatorial duties. She is embraced by people and loved by the camera. As her popularity grows, so does her ambition -- and that of her enemies. 184500 2002 Woman on Fire M Woman Reporter (Alexandra Barreto) 184501 1950 Woman on the Run M Tate, Sylvia (Story). Alan Campbell, Norman Foster (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Dan Leggett (Dennis O'Keefe) for The Graphic offers to help a woman searching for her missing husband who disappeared after witnessing a murder to avoid getting involved. Wants to help for exclusive story on her.. Cop tells Leggett the reporter would crucify his grandmother for a story. Reporter revealed to be the killer who is trying to eliminate eyewitness to his crime. "Supposition? I better stop using those four-syllable words or I won't be working for the Graphic anymore." 184502 1993 Woman on the Run: Lawrencia Bembenek Story, The MT News Media. Milwaukee Female Anchor #1 (Sandi Stahlbrand). Milwaukee Female Anchor #2 (Faye Dance). Milwaukee News Anchor (Richard Hardacre). Canadian News Anchor (David Nichols). 184503 2000 Woman on Top M News Media. News Reporter (Robert Paul Taylor). Photographer (David Herman). TV Camera Operator (Calvin Roberts). TV Crew Person (Jason Rosette). 184504 1936 Woman Rebels, A M DVD -R HQ 3852, 3853. SVDSP 1395 Syrett, Netta (Novel -- "Portrait of a Rebel"). Anthony Veiller, Ernest Vajda (Screenplay) Hepburn - Ness Book Editor Pamela "Pam" Thistlewaite (Katharine Hepburn), crusading editor of women's magazine. In Victorian England, Thistlewaite starts out as a proofreader and writer at the Ladies' Weekly Companion. Editor William C. White (Lionel Pape). Ends up writing editorials on women's rights, then a bylined column. Campaign against child labor and becomes editor of her own magazine, The New Woman.. 184505 2009 Woman Strangled -- News at Ten N Moore, Laurie Journalist Aspen Wicklow graduated from the University of North Texas with a degree in journalism and a belief she would soon own the media world. Alas, she is down to double digits in cash and one in prospects. Shocking herself, Aspen obtains a highly regarded job on the Fort Worth TV show Public Defender on WBFD-TV. Her first time on the show, she meets fellow reporter Tig Welder who warns “Investigative Reporter Barbie” to never scoop or trump him. If she tries, she’s toast. Station Manager J. Gordon Pfeiffer tells her if she wants to say employed to avoid being the story. Aspen soon meets Johnson County Sheriff Spike Granger when he complains vociferously about overcrowded prisons. She also investigates missing person Candy Drummond, who pledged at the same University of North Texas sorority as she did. Not long afterward, her strangled corpse is found and Aspen finds she has broken TV show rules one and two by trumping Tig and becoming part of the story when her inquiries take a life and death of their own. 184506 1967 Woman Times Seven M AFI-Authors Writer 184507 1983 Woman to Woman DT Host Pat Mitchell 184508 1936 Woman Trap M Brackett, Charles (Story). Brian Marlow, Eugene Walter (Screenplay). Reporter Keat Shevlin (George Murphy) takes a speedboat to Mexico to investigate the murder of a jewel thief. Reporter (Joseph L. Mankiewicz). City Editor Bert (Arthur Aylesworth). 184509 1919 Woman Under Cover, The M Cowan, Sada (Play - "Playing the Game"). Harvey Thew (Scenario) AFI-Editors/Reporters - Ness Book Sob Sister Alma Jordan (Fritzi Brunette) is in love with Mac (George McDaniel), the managing editor of The Leader. Paper is under new management and is trying to make a hit with the public by seeking a sensational story. Jordan gets the story in spite of her brother's involvement. She leaves the paper to marry Mac. Romance between reporter and editor is secondary to the film's main melodramatic plotline. Moving Picture World suggested that the film demonstrated the precedence given to sensationalistic murder stories in newspapers over other types of news. 184510 1919 Woman Under Oath, The M AFI-Novelists Writer 184511 1902 Woman Ventures, A N USC Phillips, David Graham Newspaperwoman Emily Bromfield. Love story. She's drawn to Marlowe, another reporter. As a reporter Emily covers a variety of events including a coal mining strike. 184512 1935 Woman Wanted M DVD -R HQ 6878, 6880. DVD -R HQ 1878 (Media Excerpts) Reporter (Don Brodie). Reporter (Charles Marsh). Reporters crowd DA when woman is convicted of murder 184513 1933 Woman Who Dared, The M Roberts, C. Edward, King Guidice and Robert Webb (Story). Curtis Kenyon (Dialogue-Adaptation) Reporter, The (Monroe Owsley) fights racketeers with the woman who takes over a textile plant when her father dies. 184514 1988 Woman Who Was God, The N OWN - H King, Francis Press. Woman whose son was murdered tries to get the press interested in the case 184515 1992 Woman With a Past MT DVD -R HQ 8361, 8362 TV Reporter (Mariko Tse) 184516 1948 Woman With a Sword N Noble, Hollister Press 184517 1937 Woman-Wise M Markson, Ben (Screenplay) Sports Editor Tracey Browne (Michael Whalen) of the Evening Globe is also a fighter. Rival paper, The Dispatch challenges Browne to a fight. Also promises to withhold publicity in his paper if promoters and managers don't support one of his plans. Reporters (James P. Burtis, Richard Powell). 184518 2001 Woman's a Helluva Thing, A M Magazine Editor Houston (Angus MacFadyen) is a womanizer who learns that after his mother dies, the executor of her estate is his former girlfriend who was his mother secret lesbian lover for the last three years. Houston edits a Maxim-like men's magazine that focuses on beer, cigars, breasts. 184519 1941 Woman's Face, A M Photographer (James Millican). 184520 1993 Woman's Guide to Adultery, A MT Journalist (Ray Stevenson) 184521 1916 Woman's Law, The M Thompson, Maravene (Novel). Harvey F. Thew, A.S. LeVino (Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Book Reporter Frank Fisher (William A. Williams) is involved in the case of a man impersonating a millionaire. Agrees to suppress a story of corruption after forcing a confession from the wife. 184522 1846 Woman's Love N Rodwell Press 184523 1981 Woman's Page DT Editors 184524 1915 Woman's Past, A M AFI-Editors/Authors Editor 184525 1971 Woman's Place, A M Short Interviewer (TonyWickert). 184526 1883 Woman's Reason, A N MLPL Howells, William Dean Freelance Newspaper Writer Helen Harkness, the heroine, worries about her Boston friends discovering she writes for a newspaper 184527 1949 Woman's Secret, A M News Photographer (Ralph Montgomery) 184528 1922 Woman's Side, The M Clawson, Elliott (Scenario). AFI-Newspapers/Publishers - Ness Book Publisher Theodore Van Ness, Sr. (Henry Barrows) supports a gubernatorial candidate in his newspaper, believing he has a clean record. The candidate's opponent is an attorney who is helping a woman get a divorce from the candidate. Candidate's daughter falls in love with the publisher's son, Theodore Van Ness, Jr. (Edward Burns). When the attorney urges the publisher to publish the story of the divorce, the candidate's daughter goes to attorney's office and threatens suicide. The woman the lawyer is helping shoots at the attorney in a jealous rage and hits the candidate's daughter. She recovers and gets engaged to the publisher's son, while the attorney loses the election. 184529 1965 Woman's Urge, A M AFI-Photographers Photographer 184530 1916 Woman's Way, A M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 184531 1934 Womanhood M UK Only Press 184532 1983 Wombat T Australia Reporters Tony Gordon, Gary Hardgrave, Rob Elliott. Co-Presenters (Gayle Blakeney, Gillian Blakeney). 184533 1999 Women M TV Commentator (Carmen Maura) 184534 1999 Women (Elles) M TV Staffer. Young staffer at TV station 184535 2003 Women About Town N Jacobs, Laura Theater Critic Lana Burton, 34, writes for a respected dance journal, then lands a plum assignment for Vanity Fair. She makes a name for herself as an arts writer worrying that her boyfriend is unwilling to commit and that she will end up alone. 184536 2004 Women and Crime in the Street Literature of Early Modern England D Clark, Sandra News Media cover real-life women’s crimes in an age before the invention of the newspapers through ballads, pamphlets and plays. Features of contemporary society that particularly influenced early modern crime reporting such as attitudes to news, the law and women’s rights and ideas about the responsibility of the community for keeping order. 184537 1992 Women and Horses N Baker, Candida Freelance Journalist Deborah Jeffries is living in contemporary Sydney, Australia. 184538 1935 Women Are Bum Newspapermen N Macauley, Richard Reporters who want to marry compete for a murder story 184539 1948 Women Are Skin Deep NM Whelton, Paul Press 184540 1936 Women Are Trouble M Reporter Casey (Stu Erwin) and City Editor Blaine (Paul Kelly) agree on only one point: Women are trouble! This is confirmed when Casey is constantly outscooped by rival newshound Ruth Nolan (Florence Rice), whose sugary Southern-belle accent conceals a will of iron. Casey and Ruth are forced to become reluctant allies while investigating gangland activity in the liquor business. When the bad guys kidnap the reporters, they are saved by an incorruptible cop who had previously been demoted on the say-so of a gangster boss. Snappy one-liners for Casey. Nolan had worked for a small town newspaper and wanted a job at the big city paper but the city editor Blaine wouldn’t hire her. So she looks for a story and sees the murder of the Liquor Board Commissioner. It is the end of Prohibition and the mobsters have moved into the protection racket. Those who do not pay are killed. Ruth gets the job and then gets a picture of the killer who knocked off the driver who killed the Liquor Board Commissioner. Reporters (George Chandler, Frank Jenks). 184541 1972 Women in Revolt (aka Andy Warhol’s Women in Revolt) M DVD Lesbian Journalist (Jonathan Kramer). Photographer (George Abagnalo). In the last scene, a lesbian journalist played by a man (Jonthan Kramer) from the New York Times strips away pretensions of a bored society deb socialite Candy (Candy Darling) and confronts her sordid past. There are rumors of incest with her brother and Candy missed the funeral of her parents who in shame committed suicide. The reporter seeks even more lurid confessions: “The people want filth.” After assaulting the star and tearing her white paper backdrop, the journalist leaves Candy shattered on the floor: “I think I got the story I came for.” When the thin Photographer (George Abagnalo) tries to help Candy up, he collapses under her nonmythic weight. 184542 1975 Women in the Attic P MLPL Peterson, L. Play Index, 1973-77 Press 184543 1939 Women in the Wind M DVD -R HQ 8766, 8767 Photographer (Steve Darrell). Photographer (David Kerman). 184544 1937 Women Men Marry, The M SVDSP 579 Taylor, Matt (Story). Harry Ruskin, Donald Henderson Clarke, James E. Grant (Screenplay) Reporter Bill Raeburn (George Murphy), female reporter Jane Carson (Josephine Hutchinson) and photographer Jerry Little (Cliff Edwards) go after a phony evangelist. Managing editor Walter Wiley (Sidney Blackmer) agrees to let Raeburn go undercover. Wiley does so because he is having an affair with the reporter's wife. Two reporters infiltrate the cult, but the evangelist kills the photographer. When the reporter discovers his wife's unfaithfulness, he gets drunk. Tries to shoot the editor, but misses. The editor fires and hits Raeburn's wife. The editor gets the paper to run a story that she was shot while her husband was cleaning a gun, but Carson leaks the real story to one paper. Wife recovers. Reporter leaves his wife and reunites with Carson. Reporter (Billy Arnold). Reporter (Frank Du Frane). Reporter (John Quillan). 184545 2002 Women of Enron T Reporter (Isaiah Carey, Himself). 184546 2003 Women of Starbucks DT Playboy Photo Editor (Marilyn Grabowski). 184547 2004 Women of the Holy Kingdom MT Reporter (Sharmeen Obaid). Women's Rights movement in Saudi Arabia. 184548 1995 Women of the House T CBS Reporter-turned-Press Secretary 184549 1995 Women of the House: You Talk Too Much T Episode #4. 1-25-1995 TV Newscaster (Jennifer Williams). 184550 2001 Women of the Press in Nineteenth-Century Britain D Onslow, Barbara Female Journalists of the 19th-century. There were a surprising number of women, despite limited education, parental opposition and the competitive nature of this developing profession sought to earn a living through journalism. Others saw the presses as a valuable mechanism for educating the masses or a powerful channel for influencing public opinion. How did these women fare in Grub Street? Could they harness the power of the press? Who were the “lady journalists?” Journalism was an avenue taken by many 19th-century women seeking to affect social and political change or simply make a living. 184551 1963 Women of the World M AFI-Photographers Photographer 184552 0001 Women of Trachis P USC Sophocles 408 B.C. Herald Lichas, the herald who brought Deianira news of Herakles' return to Trachis. Under her close questioning he reveals that Herakles has taken Iole as his concubine. Because Lichas later brings Herakles the poisoned robe, he picks up the herald and dashes Lichas' brains upon a stone. Kill the messenger. 184553 1992 Women of Windsor, The MT Press Secretary Assistant (Dan Lett) 184554 1999 Women on Men: Essential Dating Guide, The M Street Reporter (Gina Barbieri). Hosts (Scott duPont, Nicole Katz). 184555 1940 Women Without Names M Reporter (Allen Connor). Reporter (Jack Egan). Reporter (Eddie Fetherston). Reporter (Allen Fox). Reporter (Paul Kruger). Reporter (Ralph McCullough). 184556 1946 Women, Inc. N Morris, Jane Kesner Woman Editors. Inside story of women as they work together for a small press that published a literary quarterly. Firm publishes a group of scholarly or socialized magazines. Story of women editors. 184557 1939 Women, The M DVD -R HQ 2293, 2294, 2295. L. SVD 693. SVD 632 (Incomplete) Gossip Columnist Dolly Dupuyster (Hedda Hopper). Fashion Show Commentator (Sibyl Harris). 184558 1939 Women, The MS COPY Loos, Anita and Jane Murfin In "Twenty Best Film Plays." Based on the play, The Women by Clare Boothe. Gossip Columnist Dolly de Puyster (Hedda Hopper). 184559 2008 Women, The M Magazine Editor Sylvie Fowler (Annette Bening) is a successful, single magazine editor who fears for her job. 184560 1997 Women: Stories of Passion: T Series 8-31-1996 to 1-1-2008. Adult Interviewer (Elisa M. Rothstein - The Interviewer). 184561 1999 Women: Stories of Passion: Paradise Found (aka Love For Sale) T DVD -R HQ 2717. SVD 778 Episode #39. 4-4-1999. Adult Journalist Grace (Cara Kavanaugh) is married and works days as a prostitute. She enters a bordello where she, in the persona of Eve, seeks more than just material for a novel. 184562 1999 Women: Stories of Passion: Photographer, The T Episode #32. 2-14-1999. Adult Photographer is artistic minded and when an older woman sits for a portrait their personalities clash. But the sparks ignite more than conflict. 184563 1999 Women: Stories of Passion: Voodoo T DVD -R HQ 5934. SVD 882 Episode #31. 2-7-1999. Adult Journalist's visit has a strange effect on a doctor who begins experiencing erotic dreams about a medical researcher unaware that he is using Voodoo to get her attention. 184564 1987 Women's Club, The M Newscaster (June Nakhai). The Editor (Pat Mahoney). Publisher (Dulcie Camp). 184565 1951 Women's Club, The DT Series. 12-24-1951 to 8-1-1952. DuMont. Talk Show Host Julann Caffrey talked about parent-child relationships. 184566 1959 Women's Major League Bowling DT Series. 1-11-1959 to 4-18-1959. NBC Sportscasters Jack Buck, Fred Wolf. 184567 2007 Women's Murder Club: Grannies, Guns and Love Mints T Patterson, James novels brought to TV Episode #4. 11-2-2007 Reporter Cindy Thomas (Aubrey Dollar) works on a newspaper and is one of a quartet of female friends who help each other catch killers. Homicide detective Lt. Lindsay Boxer and her close friends, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and newspaper reporter Cindy, work together to solve cases. 184568 2007 Women's Murder Club: No Opportunity Necessary T DVD -R HQ 9317 Patterson, James novels brought to TV Episode #7. 11-22-2007 Reporter Cindy Thomas (Aubrey Dollar) works on a newspaper and is one of a quartet of female friends who help each other catch killers. Homicide detective Lt. Lindsay Boxer and her close friends, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and newspaper reporter Cindy, work together to solve cases. The club solve a murder case involving illegal aliens. Lindsay comes to terms with her ex-husband’s marriage. 184569 2007 Women's Murder Club: Play Through the Pain T DVD -R HQ 9268 Patterson, James novels brought to TV Episode #6. 11-15-2007 Reporter Cindy Thomas (Aubrey Dollar) works on a newspaper and is one of a quartet of female friends who help each other catch killers. Homicide detective Lt. Lindsay Boxer and her close friends, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and newspaper reporter Cindy, work together to solve cases. News Media show up to cover the death of a football player. 184570 2007 Women's Murder Club: To Drag & To Hold T DVD -R HQ 9368 Patterson, James novels brought to TV Episode #9. 12-7-2007 Reporter Cindy Thomas (Aubrey Dollar) works on a newspaper and is one of a quartet of female friends who help each other catch killers. Homicide detective Lt. Lindsay Boxer and her close friends, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and newspaper reporter Cindy, work together to solve cases. Drag queen is murdered. Lindsay’s husband ties the knot. Jill’s fiancé discovers a painful secret. Cindy is called upon to help Lindsay get through the day of wedding. She also, once again, finds clues that help solve the murder. 184571 2002 Women’s Murder Club: 1st to Die N OWN - P Patterson, James #1 Women’s Murder Club Series Cub Reporter Cindy Thomas of the San Francisco Chronicle, a fledging journalist who has just started working the crime desk joins forces and pools her talent, courage and brains with three other women -- Lindsay, a homicide inspector in the city’s police department, Claire, a medical examiner, and Jill an assistant D.A. They make up the Women’s Murder Club. In San Francisco, newlyweds are being stalked and slaughtered. The four women have one common goal: to find, trap and outwit the most diabolical and terrifying killer ever imagined. 184572 2002 Women’s Murder Club: 2nd Chance N OWN - P Patterson, James #2 Women’s Murder Club Series Reporter Cindy Thomas of the San Francisco Chronicle, a fledging journalist who has just started working the crime desk joins forces and pools her talent, courage and brains with three other women -- Lindsay, a homicide inspector in the city’s police department, Claire, a medical examiner, and Jill an assistant D.A. They make up the Women’s Murder Club. This time the murders of two African Americans, a little girl and an old woman bear the signs of a serial killer for Lindsay Boxer, newly promoted to lieutenant of San Francisco’s homicide squad. But there’s an odd detail she finds even more disturbing: both victims were related to city cops. A symbol glimpsed at both murder scenes leads to a racist hate group, but the taunting killer strikes again and again leaving deliberate clues and eluding the police. In the meantime, each of the women has a personal stake at risk -- and the killer knows who they are. 184573 2005 Women’s Murder Club: 3rd Degree NM Patterson, James with Andrew Gross #3 Women’s Murder Club Series Reporter Cindy Thomas of the San Francisco Chronicle works the crime desk and has joined forces pooling her talent, courage and brains with three other women -- Lindsay, a homicide lieutenant in the city’s police department, Claire, a medical examiner, and Jill an assistant D.A. They make up the Women’s Murder Club. A town house owned by an Internet millionaire is engulfed in flames after a fiery explosion rips through the San Francisco neighborhood. Three people are dead inside. A mysterious message at the scene leaves Lindsay and the San Francisco Police Department baffled. Then a prominent businessman is found, murdered under bizarre circumstances with another mysterious message. Lindsay asks the Women’s Murder Club to help her figure out who is committing these murders and why they are intent on killing someone every three days. Even more terrifying the killer has targeted one of the four friends who call themselves the Women’s Murder Club. Which one will it be? Lindsay also learns one member of the Women’s Murder Club is hiding a secret so dangerous and unbelievable that it could destroy them all. 184574 2005 Women’s Murder Club: 4th of July NM Patterson, James with Maxine Paetro #4 Women’s Murder Club Series Reporter Cindy Thomas of the San Francisco Chronicle works the crime desk and has joined forces pooling her talent, courage and brains with three other women -- Lindsay, a homicide lieutenant in the city’s police department, Claire, a medical examiner, and until the 3rd Degree, Jill an assistant D.A. They make up the Women’s Murder Club. Jill was killed in the third novel. After losing one of its own, Boxer and the Women’s Murder Club make a courageous return with a chilling case that could be their last. A young girl is killed in crossfire after a routine arrest goes terribly wrong. Boxer has to defend herself against a charge of police brutality. In a landmark trial that transfixes the nation, Lindsay fights to save her career and her sanity. 184575 2007 Women’s Murder Club: 5th Horseman, The NM Patterson, James with Maxine Paetro #5 Women’s Murder Club Series Reporter Cindy Thomas of the San Francisco Chronicle works the crime desk and has joined forces pooling her talent, courage and brains with three other women -- Lindsay, a homicide lieutenant in the city’s police department, Claire, a medical examiner, and Attorney Yuki Castellano, the newest member of the Women’s Murder Club. It’s a wild race against time as Lieutenant Lindsay Boxer and Castellano lead an investigation into a string of mysterious patient deaths and reveal a hospital administration determined to shield its reputation at all costs. And while the hospital wages an explosive court battle that grips the entire nation, the Women’s Murder Club hunts for a merciless killer among its esteemed medical staff. 184576 2007 Women’s Murder Club: 6th Target, The NM Patterson, James with Maxine Paetro #6 Women’s Murder Club Series Reporter Cindy Thomas of the San Francisco Chronicle works the crime desk and has joined forces pooling her talent, courage and brains with three other women -- Lindsay, a homicide lieutenant in the city’s police department, Claire, a medical examiner, and Attorney Yuki Castellano. They are the Women’s Murder Club. When a horrifying attack leaves one of the four members of the Women’s Murder Club struggling for her life, the others fight to keep a madman behind bars before anyone else is hurt. Children are being plucked off the streets together with their nannies -- but the kidnappers aren’t demanding ransom. One member of the club could be on the brink of death. 184577 2008 Women’s Murder Club: 7th Heaven NM Patterson, James with Maxine Paetro #7 Women’s Murder Club Series Reporter Cindy Thomas of the San Francisco Chronicle works the crime desk and has joined forces pooling her talent, courage and brains with three other women -- Lindsay, a homicide lieutenant in the city’s police department; Claire, a medical examiner and the newest member, Attorney Yuki Castellano They make up the Women’s Murder Club. San Francisco is still haunted by the disappearance of the much-adored teenage son of the former California governor three months ago. A prostitute confesses that the boy had a heart defect and died during sex and she disposed of the body. 184578 2008 Women's Murder Club: And the Truth Will (Sometimes) Set You Free T DVD -R HQ 9883 Patterson, James novels brought to TV Episode #10. 5-6-2008 Reporter Cindy Thomas (Aubrey Dollar) works on a newspaper and is one of a quartet of female friends who help each other catch killers. Homicide detective Lt. Lindsay Boxer and her close friends, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and newspaper reporter Cindy, work together to solve cases. Cindy gets shot on the courthouse steps as she covers a press conference. 184579 2007 Women's Murder Club: Blind Dates and Bleeding Hearts T DVD -R HQ 9172 Patterson, James novels brought to TV Episode #3. 10-26-2007 Reporter Cindy Thomas (Aubrey Dollar) works on a newspaper and is one of a quartet of female friends who help each other catch killers. Homicide detective Lt. Lindsay Boxer and her close friends, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and newspaper reporter Cindy, work together to solve cases. Cindy helps Lindsay capture a killer and is accepted into the club with some reservations. Jill takes a big risk to try to help a teenager whose mother was murdered. Lindsay considers dating again. Claire tries to bring the romance back into her relationship. 184580 2008 Women's Murder Club: Father’s Day T DVD -R HQ 9860 Patterson, James novels brought to TV Episode #9. 4-29-2008 Reporter Cindy Thomas (Aubrey Dollar) works on a newspaper and is one of a quartet of female friends who help each other catch killers. Homicide detective Lt. Lindsay Boxer and her close friends, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and newspaper reporter Cindy, work together to solve cases. Lindsay bends the rules to find a cop killer who is an undercover narcotics policeman. Cindy risks her life to save the kidnapped wife and son of the policeman. 184581 2007 Women's Murder Club: FBI Guy T DVD -R HQ 9400 Patterson, James novels brought to TV Episode #8. 1-6-2008 Reporter Cindy Thomas (Aubrey Dollar) works on a newspaper and is one of a quartet of female friends who help each other catch killers. Homicide detective Lt. Lindsay Boxer and her close friends, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and newspaper reporter Cindy, work together to solve cases. The “FBI Guy” thinks Lindsay is targeted as the next serial killer’s victim and wants her to work on the case. After five years, she never wants to think about the case again. Her friends, her partner and her boss-ex husband are angry with her because she didn’t tell them about the threat. Wine dealer is decapitated to cover up wine fraud. 184582 2007 Women's Murder Club: Maybe, Baby T DVD -R HQ 9256 Patterson, James novels brought to TV Episode #5. 11-2-2007 Reporter Cindy Thomas (Aubrey Dollar) works on a newspaper and is one of a quartet of female friends who help each other catch killers. Homicide detective Lt. Lindsay Boxer and her close friends, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and newspaper reporter Cindy, work together to solve cases. Jill and Lindsay contemplate their own biological clocks when The Club investigate the murder of a young man and the disappearance of his pregnant wife. 184583 2008 Women's Murder Club: Never Tell T DVD -R HQ 9900 Patterson, James novels brought to TV Episode #11. 5-13-2008 Reporter Cindy Thomas (Aubrey Dollar) works on a newspaper and is one of a quartet of female friends who help each other catch killers. Homicide detective Lt. Lindsay Boxer and her close friends, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and newspaper reporter Cindy, work together to solve cases. Lindsay gets the serial killer but pays a high price: her father is shot by the killer before she shoots the killer. Cindy agrees to help with off-the-record information. 184584 2007 Women's Murder Club: Pain Comes Back to Haunt You, The T DVD -R HQ 9433 Patterson, James novels brought to TV Episode #7. 11-16-2007 Reporter Cindy Thomas (Aubrey Dollar) works on a newspaper and is one of a quartet of female friends who help each other catch killers. Homicide detective Lt. Lindsay Boxer and her close friends, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and newspaper reporter Cindy, work together to solve cases. The club members have 24 hours to stop an innocent man’s execution at Cindy’s insistence. They must find the real killer of the woman he was accused of murdering. Cindy is kidnapped by the man’s son who convinces her his father is innocent. He gives her material to back up his case before an explosion destroys his apartment almost killing him. Cindy tells the other club members she believes the son because he is “cute” and the evidence is convincing. The club investigates and Jill discovers corruption in the D.A.’s office. Lindsay worries that her one night stand with Tom may have resulted in pregnancy. 184585 2007 Women's Murder Club: Train in Vain T DVD -R HQ 9110 Patterson, James novels brought to TV Episode #2. 10-19-2007 Reporter Cindy Thomas (Aubrey Dollar) works on a newspaper and is one of a quartet of female friends who help each other catch killers. Homicide detective Lt. Lindsay Boxer and her close friends, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and newspaper reporter Cindy, work together to solve cases. Three bodies are discovered on a subway car investigating the members of the Women's Murder Club begin to suspect that two of the victims were killed to disguise the murderer's real objective. 184586 2007 Women's Murder Club: Welcome to the Club T DVD -R HQ 9080 Patterson, James novels brought to TV Episode #1. 10-12-2007 Reporter Cindy Thomas (Aubrey Dollar) works on a newspaper as a crime reporter and is one of a quartet of female friends who help each other catch killers. There are conflicts of interest at every turn starting with the journalist who should be fired. Homicide detective Lt. Lindsay Boxer and her close friends, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and newspaper reporter Cindy, work together to catch a serial murderer dubbed "The Vendetta Killer." Each member of the "Women's Murder Club" face up to problems in their private lives. Boxer is parked in front of the San Francisco newsstand where she’s supposed to meet Investigative Reporter Theresa Woo of the San Francisco Register. The reporter suddenly falls from the sky landing dead on Lindsay’s car. The dead reporter was a take-no-prisoners investigative reporter who, according to Lindsay, won “like six Pulitzers.” She was working on a story so big someone would kill her for it. The reporter was so secretive that she didn’t even tell here editor what she was doing and all her notebooks are missing. Thomas aids the investigation and attempts to crack the Women’s Murder Club. Thomas writes “Do good” Doctor Turns Double Murderer and bylines it: by Theresa Woo and Cindy Thomas. Reporters (Craig Tsuyumine, Saida Pagan, Taira Soo). 184587 1918 Women's Weapons M AFI-Novelists Writer 184588 1976 Won Ton Ton, the Dog Who Saved Hollywood M News Media. Woman Journalist (Carmel Myers). Male Journalist (Jack Carter). Radio Interviewer (Louis Nye). 184589 1973 Wonder Girl T Reporter Dina Mattson (Wonder Girl, Dina Caroleo) newspaper reporter for New York Express, enables her to learn of disasters. Editor Joe Iona (Skip Turner). 184590 1933 Wonder Hero N OWN - H Priestly, J.B. Newspaper. Daily Tribune. 184591 2007 Wonder House, The N Hardy, Justine Journalist Hal Copeman from England comes to interview an 80-year-old Englishwoman who has been living out her widowhood in Kashmir, India since the death of her Indian husband more than 20 years ago. He is putting them all in grave danger. They live in fear of a brutal Indian military and the radicalization of their region. It's October 1999. A coup in Pakistan rattles nerves in Indian-Controlled Kashmir. The majority of the population is Muslim and Muslim guerillas have been fighting the army for 10 years. Even the secular Englishwoman, widow of an Indian aristocrat, feels the tension. Her beloved son died in a car accident. The young journalist Copeman arrives from England to interview the woman, although she is not part of his assignment. He becomes her houseguest and falls in love with a young woman whose paternity is in doubt. They make love twice, and the Englishwoman will have a lovely 80th birthday before the violence closes in. 184592 2003 Wonder van Maxima, Het TF Netherlands Reporter (Tanya Sprong). 184593 2006 Wonder Woman: Balance of Power M Short Reporter Clark Kent-Superman (Laurent Collin-Szlejer). Newscaster (bob Goldberg-Darryl Zotian). 184594 1977 Wonder Woman: Judgment From Outer Space T Kandel, Stephen Episode #9. 1-15-1977. Series 12-1-1976 to 9-1-1979 News Media. Wonder Woman joins forces with a friendly alien from outer space to prevent the destruction of the world. 184595 1979 Wonder Woman: Starships Are Coming, The T Episode #50. 2-2-1979 News Media. The Reporter (Mario Machado). Newsman (Frank Whiteman). Wonder Woman must find out the truth behind a supposed alien landing before serious consequences occur as a result. 184596 1989 Wonder Years, The: On the Spot T Episode #28. 11-17-1989. Series 1-31-1988 to 5-12-1993 Editor Mr. Webb (Parker Jacobs) in a school production of "Our Town." Kevin, Paul and Winnie become involved in a production of "Our Town." Trouble begins when Winnie gets stage fright. Kevin thinks he's set because all he has to do is operate the spotlight. 184597 1988 Wonder Years, The: Phone Call, The T Episode #5. 4-12-1988 News Media. Newscaster #1 (Geoff Witcher). Newscaster #2 (Ron Tank). 184598 2004 Wonderfalls: Karma Chameleon T Episode #2. 3-19-2004. Series 3-12-2004 to 4-1-2004. Aspiring Freelance Magazine Journalist Bianca (Sarah Drew). Tries to do investigative journalism by writing an article on the disaffected 20-something generation for Today's America Magazine. Jaye Tyler (Caroline Dhavernas) writes the article ("Jen Why?") for her. It's accepted and Bianca ends up on the magazine's cover. 184599 1907 Wonderful Electric Belt, The (La Ceinture Electrique M France Newspaper Advertisement. French film. Person browsing through morning paper comes across advertisement for electric belt 184600 1962 Wonderful To Be Young! M PR - AFI-Publicity/Television Publicity 184601 1958 Wonderful Town T CD-Audio CBS Soundtrack - 11-30-58. Musical Special Magazine Writer Ruth Sherwood (Rosalind Russell) writer. Jacquelyn McKeever, Sidney Chaplin 184602 1952 Wonderful Town P Bernstein, Leonard and Comden-Green Magazine Writer (Rosalind Russell) on the stage 184603 1997 Wonderful World of Disney: Tower of Terror MT Sorrentino, Scott, Justine Korman-Fontes, Walt Disney News Media 184604 1962 Wonderful World of Golf DT Series. 1-7-1962 to 2-28-1970. CBS, NBC, ABC, NBC. Sportscasters Gene Sarazen, George Rogers. 184605 1603 Wonderful Year, The ER USC Rich, Barnaby News 184606 1603 Wonderfull Yeare, The 1603 ER USC Dekker, Thomas News 184607 2002 Wonders Never Cease NR Salonen, Debra Harlequin Superromance #1061 Reporter Jill Martin is on assignment and supposed to interview two policemen about the new canine unit. Asked to put on protective suit during interview and she braces herself to be mauled by this huge door. Article printed in local newspaper, but Martin finds her words were altered without her permission. Article makes herself look like she finds this new canine unit a horrible thing when she felt this was an idea that should be supported by mayor and city. She begins to wonder if the article was tampered with for a reason. She also investigates a business deal involving her ex-husband and his new wife that is going to create a new community at the expense of the families moving there. Tainted water may be running underground. The business partners know this. As she continues her secret investigation of the project, her life is in danger. 184608 1958 Wonders of the World DT Host Linker Family 184609 1968 Wonderwall M Photographer (Brian Walsh). 184610 2003 Wondrous Oblivion M Newsreel Commentary (Bill Wallis - Voice). 184611 1986 Wong ga jin si MF Reporter (Dennis Chan) 184612 1998 Woo M Photographer, Salsa Party (Pat Dias). 184613 1997 Wood Street News NJ Dils, Tracey E. Deborah Borgo (Illustrator) Reporter Lou needs news for the Wood Street newspaper and finds plenty of news when animals escape from the local zoo and fall into a swimming pool. 184614 2004 Woodbridge Gazette and Printing Office G Miniature Toy Newspaper office building in miniature for town of Woodbridge. 184615 2003 Wooden Camera, The M News Media. TV Reporter (Lynita Crofford). Two 14-year-old boys find a gun and a camera in a township near Cape Town. One takes the gun, the other the camera sealing their fate. 184616 2006 Woodland Haunting, The M News Media. News Anchor (Scott Cray). 184617 1937 Woods Are Full of Cuckoos, The C L Columnist Walter Finchell, Louella Possums. The Golden Age of Looney Tunes, Vol. 4, Side 5 184618 1967 Woody Woodbury Show, The DT Talk Show 184619 1996 Word After Dying, A N Granger, Ann Journalist Wynne Carter is retired and worried about recent death of wealthy, elderly recluse. He is not convinced the fall was accidental and wants Bamford's Chief Inspector to investigate. Journalist was satisfying her professional curiosity by investigating former villager with a racy past whose life and recent fatal fall leaves a lot of unanswered questions. 184620 1998 Word Crimes: Blasphemy, Culture and Literature in Nineteenth-Century England D Marsh, Joss Editor G.W. Foote, the editor of the penny newspaper the Freethinker in 1883 Victorian England stood trial three times for the “obsolete” crime of blasphemy. Foote’s trial was the defining event of the decade. His “martyrdom” completed blasphemy’s 19th-century transformation form a religious offense to a class and cultural crime. Foote’s stubborn refusal to silence his “hooligan “ voice helped secure our rights to speak and write freely today. The new standards of criminality used to judge their “word crime” rewrote the terms of literary judgment, demoting the Bible to literary masterpiece and raising literature as the primary standard of Victorian cultural value. 184621 1981 Word of Honor MT DVD -R HQ 2921, 2922. SVDSP 697. SV 52 Graham, Douglas, David Ackles (Story and Screenplay with I.C. Rapoport) Ness Book Reporter Mike McNeil (Karl Malden) of The Daily Tribune ("The Paper With a Heart") as small-town newspaperman whose refusal to reveal a news source sparks national controversy Journalist David Lerner (Ron Silver) of the New York Herald offers national support. Opposition builds against McNeil and the publisher of the paper insists he reveal his source because major advertisers are pulling out. Editor Gordon Agee (John Marley) is forced to go along. Police raid the newsroom and confiscate boxes of paper from the reporter's desk and take him to jail. His source finally agrees to testify resolving the issue for McNeil. Even his family stops supporting him. Important questions about reporter privilege and newspaper support for that principle. McNeil's story makes the Herald's front page and McNeil says: "I always wanted to be on the front page of the New York Herald. Of course, I…I wanted it to be a story by me, not about me." 184622 1958 Word of Honor SM USC Bloch, Robert In "Blood Runs Cold." Reporter Joe Satterlee. "Holy Toledo!" howled Wally Tibbets, managing editor of the Daily Express 184623 2003 Word of Honor MT SVD 1490 News Media storm over a cancer-stricken veteran who goes public about a massacre in Vietnam. Reporter (Olivia Cheng). He names a Army lieutenant who is now a corporate executive as a participant in the killings. The trial is covered by many reporters and camera crews. 184624 1978 Word, The T Four-part miniseries News Media. Steve Randall (David Janssen) as public relations executive hired to promote new version of the Bible. 184625 2008 WordGirl: Have You Seen the Remote?/Sidekicked to the Curb C Episode #24. 7-11-2008 TV Reporter (Larry Murphy). 184626 2008 WordGirl: Have You Seen the Remote?/Sidekicked to the Curb C Episode #12. 4-11-2008 TV Reporter (Larry Murphy). 184627 2009 WordGirl: Slumber Party Pooper/Line Lessons with Lady Redundant Woman C Episode #23. 2-17-2009 TV Reporter (Larry Murphy). 184628 1851 Words For the Wise SS USC Arthur, Timothy Shay Newspaper. "Starting a Newspaper: Experience for Mr. John Jones, An." 184629 2007 Words of Every Song, The SS Moore, Liz Journalist covering a band's show writes most of his review before they take the stage. 184630 1991 Words to Live By T SV 138 Newspaper's content gets two high-school students suspended. They take the school board to court when underground newspaper is suspended; violation of 1st Amendment 184631 2003 Work and the Story, The M Critic (Scott Christopher). 184632 2004 Work in Progress M Interviewer (Cynthia Burgess). 184633 1902 Work of Oliver Byrd, The: Novel, A N Sergeant, Emily Frances A. Editor is held up to the public gaze, assumes a power which he does not possess and takes advantage of the brains of his contributors, wrecking the lives of the women he comes in contact with and flourishing. 184634 1982 Working MT Editor (Barbara Browning) 184635 2005 Working Class MF Spain TV Reporter (Luis Soler). 184636 1988 Working Girl M TV Weatherman (Lloyd Lindsay Young). 184637 1994 Working Lunch DT Series 1994 Reporter-Presenter Tanya Beckett. Presenters Adrian Chiles, Rob Pittam, Adam Shaw. Business Correspondent Simon Gompertz. Consumer Affairs Correspondent Gillian Lacey-Solymar. New Media Age Deputy Editor Justin Pearse. Author Giles Milton. PR Week Features Editor Peter Crush (2007). Business Reporter Rachel Home (2007). 184638 2000 Working the Web DT Series 2000 Correspondents David Spark (2000), David Stevenson (2000-2001). 184639 1990 Working Tra$h (aka Working Trash) MT News Reporter (Newell Alexander). Moneyline Reporter (Julian Christopher). 184640 2003 Works of Omer Fast A Fast, Omer Newscasts, documentaries, CNN footage and other news media and online video elements are used in Omer Fast’s artwork. The Jerusalem-born 36-year-old artist (2008) was educated in the United States and lives in Berlin. He makes short films that include props, actors, scripts and sit-down interviews. In Spielberg’s List (2003), Fast interviews Poles in Krakow who worked as extras in Schindler’s List. He turns common nonfiction genres -- the newscast, the online video, the documentary -- upside down and shaking out all the loose change. He explains, “It’s basically speaking through the medium that you consume. It’s not so much critiquing it. That’s just boring when that’s all it’s about. We all know that TV is bad for us, blah, blah.” Subjects are often topical. In a film, “The Casting,” a real U.S. Army sergeant recounts two incidents: the accidental shooting of an Iraqi and a romantic encounter with a German woman. “CNN Concatenated” is another work. “Take a Deep Breath” and “Looking Pretty for God.” 184641 1997 Works, The: On the Road to Desolation T Episode #32. 10-11-1997 Photojournalist (John Suiter). Publisher (Robert Giroux). Biographer (Tom Clark). Writer (Ann Douglas). 184642 1978 World DT Journalist Daniel Schorr 184643 2008 World a Moment Later, The N Gutfreund, Amir Journalist Leon Abramowitz never intended to immigrate to Palestine. Yet in 1922, four years after he was sent there from Europe to report on the lives of the pioneers, he discovers that the editor who dispatched him has run off with half of the paper’s money, leaving Leon forgotten in The Promised Wilderness. This chain of event opens “The World a Moment Later,” which tells the story of Abramowitz and his two children. This is also the story of Yehezkel Klein, an ex-underground activist who wanted to be a “regular” Zionist but finds himself instead taking a vow of protest against his country -- to never to leave his apartment. Lev Gutkin, a handsome Russian who arrives in Israel with a smoking gun after his long-standing plan to assassinate Stalin is thwarted when Stalin dies. David Bonhopper, a righteous nomad who tends to poor souls who have been neglected even by the Social Services. The late Naomi Riklin, who still controls the life of Dr. Riklin, healer of the infertile, and Schmuel Klein, an electrician by profession and a pyromaniac by hobby. 184644 1919 World Aflame, The M AFI-Editors. Editor of the Red Messenger involved in labor disputes. Red Bolshevists involved and editor of red paper gets streetcar workers to go on strike. 184645 1920 World and His Wife, The M AFI-Poets Writer 184646 1988 World Apart, A M SVD 617. SVD 529 Slovo, Shawn (Screenplay) Based on actual journalist Ruth First) - Ness Book Journalist Diana Roth (Barbara Hersey), left-wing journalist sacrifices personal life for her beliefs in South Africa. She is arrested and held under the 90-day detention act for her articles opposing exploitation of black workers. She is told that anyone who publishes her writing or quotes her will be in violation of the law. She is detained again after being released from her first sentence. Ordeals in prison. Young daughter feels betrayed because she feels her mother puts her beliefs above family. Gradually she comes to understand her mother's commitment and the necessity of standing up for what she believes is right. Roth never waivers in her belief in a free press and the right to express editorial opinions and is killed at the end of the film. 184647 1991 World Around Midnight, The N Griffith, Patricia B. Editor Dinah Reynolds, local newspaper's temporary editor 184648 1955 World at Home, The DT Series. 8-22-1955 to 9-9-1955. NBC Host Arlene Francis in an interview show designed to give housewives a close look at the current events of the world. 184649 1970 World At Their Feet, The M Newspaperman (Arthur Hansel). Newspaperwoman (Veronica Rudisell). 184650 2003 World Beer Games; Canadian Championships DF Canada Roving Reporter Mike "Nug" Nahrgang. Color Commentator Rick Wharton. 184651 2009 World Before the Flood, The NSF Christensen, Kenneth Reporter Nikki McAnders is a talented journalist who joins rival scientists who are leading an expedition to a massive underwater city with engravings of dragons and dinosaurs discovered in the Bermuda region. The creation evolution debate is running high and the world is on the verge of nuclear holocaust, when Dr. Bill Anders, an inspired creationist, discovers the city. Together Bill and his close friend Dr. Kenneth Johnson take the evolutionary theory head on only to find tough opposition from two of the world’s leading scientists -- Dr. Don Cals and Dr. Kent Smith who are strongly pushing the theory of evolution in the mainstream media. As dozens of students sign up for the trip, the tension heats up between the rival scientists. Besides Nikki McAnders, a college pothead, a missionary and a calm student seeking answers join the group. As they arrive on the site the people are awed by the discovery. But awe quickly turns to total terror as Hurricane Michael rages through the Bermuda. The expedition crew is rescued by a military crew. The ship tosses and turns and a mysterious green fog appears. The crew finds shore only to discover that the land is ruled by dinosaurs and fire-breathing dragons. They are separated through a series of attacks by the vicious reptiles. They come across several villages where brutal massacres have occurred and Kenneth realizes that the culprits re the nephelim, an evil race of giants. But during an attack by a pack of tyrannosaurs God sends Karona, a native girl, to rescue the crew from certain death. As the casualties increase, the students and professors realize that God is their only hope for safety and many put their trust in him. They discover that the world then is not much different than ours. They must still receive Christ and the secrets of Atlantis are revealed. Stephen along with several others are granted warriorhood and stand proud. But many of their colleagues are kidnapped and taken to Atlantis to fight in the coliseum. Karona realizes that they will have to go to the great city and they set off. This is the first adventure book of The World before the Flood trilogy. 184652 1979 World Between, A NSF Spinrad, Norman News Media used to enslave a bliss-filled utopia 184653 1959 World Championship Golf DT Series. 10-18-1959 to 6-26-1960. NBC. Hosts Bob Crosby, Chick Harbert, Dutch Harrison. 184654 1977 World Championship Snooker DT Series 1977 Commentators Clive Everton (2006), Terry Griffiths (2006), Dennis Taylor (2006), Willie Thorne (2006), John Virgo (2006), Dominic Dale (2006), Willie Thorne (2006), Neal Foulds (2006), Ted Lowe (1977-1996), Steve Davis (1977-), John Parrott (2000-2006). Presenters David Vine (1977-2000), Dougie Donnelly (2000), Matt Smith (2001), David Icke, Hazel Irvine (2002-2006), Ray Stubbs (2006). 184655 2004 World Cup Comedy T Commentators (Don O'Connor, Mary Gallagher). Sideline Reporter Stephen Kearin. 184656 2002 World Diary: Colombia's Forgotten Children DT Correspondent Helena Cavendish de Moura. 184657 1950 World Enough and Time N Warren, Robert Penn Editor Percival Scrogg, a fanatic liberal newspaper editor. He and Wilkie Barron, a lawyer, together print and distribute the handbill attributed to a frontier politician. 184658 2003 World Fighting Alliance DT Series 2003- Reporter Stan Chomer 184659 1935 World From Below, The N OWN - H Romains, Jules Press 184660 1933 World Gone Mad, The M DVD -R HQ 5701, 5702 (Complete). VHS 831 (Missing Ending) Lowe, Edward T. (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Andy Terrell (Pat O'Brien) for The Inquirer, who investigates corrupt business dealings and the death of a friend who is district attorney. Has associates in the D.A.'s office and the underworld. Newspaper Editor Baird (Lloyd Ingraham). Womanizing reporter operates on his own. Newspaper Office Boy (Ben Hall). 184661 2009 World I Never Made, A N LePore, James Freelance Journalist Megan is in Morocco to do research when she meets Abdel Lahani, a Saudi businessman. They begin a torrid affair, a game Megan has played often and well in her adult life. But what she discovers about Lahani puts her in the center of a different kind of game, one with rules she can barely comprehend. Because of her relationship with Lahani, Megan has made some considerable enemies. And she has put the lives of many -- maybe even millions -- at risk. Pat Nolan, an American man, is summoned to Paris to claim the body of his estranged daughter Megan, who has committed suicide. The body, however, is not Megan’s and it becomes instantly clear to Pat that Megan staged this, that she is in serious trouble, and that she is calling to him for help. This sends Pat on an odyssey that stretches across France and into the Czech Republic and that makes him the target of both the French police and a band of international terrorists. Joining Pat on his search is Catherine Laurence, a beautiful but tormented Paris detective who sees in Pat something she never thought she’d find -- genuine passion and desperate need. As they look for Megan, they come closer to each other’s souls and discover love when both had long given up on it. There are deeply festering wounds Pat Nolan carries with him to Paris after discovering his daughter has committed suicide, wounds caused by the grief of losing his wife to death multiple years earlier. He and his daughter, Megan, have shut out the world to create a safe inner haven. For Megan, it’s the absence of a parent figure in any sense, a supposed detachment that deludes her into thinking and feeling that she is totally in control of her own destiny as well as those she can manipulate for her own plans. Arriving in Paris, Pat meets Catherine Laurence, a detective assigned to the case involving the supposed death of Megan. She’s got a problem following orders and obeying every dictate of her superiors, and her gut instinct is telling her that something is very, very wrong with this case. For James says that the body he sees is his daughter but the lack of affect says something quite different. So Catherine questions: As Megan has been associated with a person of interest in a terrorist group, why was the antiterrorist division of the Judicial Police not involved with Megan’s death? Why were the Moroccans not interested in Megan’s liaison, someone perhaps responsible for the murder of 30 Moroccan citizens? How are two high-up justice officials involved in this affair that hasn’t been determined to be of significant or insignificant importance? Also a look at the world of Abdel Lahani, a Saudi businessman who controls a huge network and experts his lover, Megan, to conform to his standards when she unexpectedly becomes pregnant with his child. Suddenly, Megan realizes she is locked in something far beyond her immature skills and finally seeks help through clues only recognizable by her father. 184662 1963 World in Action T 1963-1999 Series Reporter David Kemp (1975). Presenter Tony Wilson. 184663 1940 World in Flames M Press 184664 1956 World in My Corner M Reporters (Arthur Tovey, Paul Weber). TV Announcer (Steve Ellis). Ring Announcer (Jimmy Lennon Sr.). 184665 1974 World Invitational Tennis Classic DT Series. 4-14-1974 to 7-23-1978. ABC. Sportscasters Chris Schenkel with Commentators Pancho Gonazales, Butch Buchholtz (1975), Billie Jean King (1976), Andrea Kirby (1978). 184666 1975 World is Full of Divorced Women, The N OWN - P Collins, Jackie British Journalist Cleo James, cool British journalist who joined the thrill seekers when she found her husband coupling with her best friend. 184667 1999 World Is Not Enough, The M James Bond Series Newsreader (Martyn Lewis). 184668 1988 World Is Watching, The DT Correspondent (Peter Jennings-Himself) of ABC News. . ABC News Executive Producer (Bill Lord-Himself). ABC News (Paul Mason-Himself). ABC News (John Quinones-Himself). ITN News (Jon Snow-Himself). 184669 1951 World Is Yours, The DT Series. 6-26-1951 to 8-31-1951. CBS Host Ivan Sanderson with Patty Painter. TV's first regularly scheduled color series. 184670 1992 World News Now DT Series 1992 - TV News Program. Anchors Aaron Brown (1992-1993), Lisa McRee (1992-1993), Thalia Assuras (1993-1996), Brian Rooney (1993), Boyd Matson (1993), Kevin Newman (1994-1996), Mark Mullen (1996-1998), Asha Blake (1996-1998), Anderson Cooper (1999-2000). Anchors Juju Chang (1999-2000), Liz Cho (2000-2002), Derek McGinty (2000-2003), Alison Stewart (2002-2003), David Muir (2003-2004), Tamala Edwards (2003-2004), Ron Corning (2004-), Heather Cabot (2004-). Reporters Stephanie Sy (2004), Ron Claiborne (2004). 184671 1893 World of Chance, The N MLPL Howells, William Dean Correspondent Ray for the Echo. Hanks Brothers bought the paper, The Midland Echo. Joe, Martin and a third unnamed. Reduction of staff results in the firing of Shelley Ray and his going to New York. Ray moves to the Ever Evening newspaper. 184672 1964 World of Commander McBragg, The: Flying, Machine, The C SVD 1201 Newspaper. Kitty Hawk Trib: Wright Brothers Invent Airplane. Headline Deck: Orville and Wilbur Wright, Two Bi-Cicle Mechanics From Dayton 184673 1977 World of Darkness MT News Media 184674 1959 World of Ideas, The DT Series. 1-18-1959 to 5-3-1959. CBS Moderator Dr. Charles Frankel. 184675 1986 World of Lily Wong, The CS Feign, Larry 1986-2001, October 2007 to March 2008. November 1986 to May 1995 appeared in the Hong Kong Standard and the South China Morning Post. From March 1997 to July 1997 appeared in The Independent. May 2000 to October 2001 appeared in the Hong Kong iMail. October 2007 to March 2008 appeared in the Cantonese revival. Six books. Newspapers. Stuart Wright is an American graphic designer who has been working for a Hong Kong advertising agency called “Pinchbeck Public Relations.”Lily Wong, a beautiful and courageous young Chinese woman who speaks fluent English as well as Cantonese, has worked on and off as a secretary in different organizations including “The Department of Prevarication and Obfuscation.” They live in Hong Kong during its time as a British colony comment on Hong Kong news. They live through the day to day trials and tribulations of ordinary life in Hong Kong, the clash of cultures, the interfering politics of east and west, and the overriding machinations of power. Through Stuart is deeply in love with his wife, he does not exactly get along with his in-laws, who include Lily’s non-English-speaking parents and her good-for-nothing brother, Rudy. The Wong family also has many relatives in the PRCA, whom they visit from time to time. At one time, the entire family emigrates to the United States, but then Stuart and Lily, feeling homesick, return to Hong Kong shortly afterward. By the time the strip was discontinued in 1995, Lily and Stuart have become parents of a cute baby daughter. 184676 1966 World of Lowell Thomas, The DT Travelogue Journalist Lowell Thomas, host 184677 1959 World of Paul Slickey P MLPL Osborne, John 822 081-3 Press 184678 1981 World of People, The T Reporters 184679 1964 World of Sport DT Series 1964-1985 Sports. Darts Commentator Dave Lanning. Wrestling Commentator Kent Walton. 184680 1971 World of Sports Illustrated, The DT Sports Show. Half-hour sports magazine. CBS Sports Illustrated. Jack Whitaker host. 184681 1940 World of the Thibaults, The: Jean Barois N OWN - H DuGard, Roger Martin Press. Jacques Thibault. Becomes an international socialist and influential writer working to prevent the outbreak of World War I. Little journalism. 184682 2007 World Poker Tour DT Commentators (Mike Sexton, Vincent Van Patten). Hostess Courtney Friel. 184683 1941 World Premiere M Public Relations and publicity. Media 184684 1978 World Professional Darts Championship DT Series 1978. BBC Commentators Tony Green (1980s-), John Gwynne (1993-), Sid Waddell (1978-), Dave Lanning (1993-), John Part (1995-), Stuart Pyke (2003-), Phil Taylor (2001). Presenters Dougie Donnelly (1993-1998), Jeff Stelling (1993-), Ray Stubbs (1999-). 184685 1987 World Report DT Series 1987-2001 Correspondent Peter Arnett. 184686 1978 World Series of Auto Racing DT Series. 1-4-1978 to 3-29-1978. ABC Sportscasters Jackie Stewart, Al Michaels, Chris Economaki. 184687 2004 World Series of Blackjack T Commentator (Max Rubin). Hosts (Melana Scantlin, Matt Vasgersian). 184688 1987 World This Week, The DF India. News Program. Anchor Appan Menon. Host Prannoy Roy. 184689 1992 World Today, The DT Series 1992-2000 News Media.. Anchors Frank Sesno (1992-1994), Catherine Crier (1992-1993), Bobbie Battista (1993), Judy Woodruff (1993-2000), Bernard Shaw (1994-2000), Hilary Bowker (1995-2000), Arthur Kent (1996-1997). 184690 2006 World Trade Center M News Media 184691 2000 World Under Siege N Gulik, Stanley J. Correspondents around the globe rewrite history. It is 1941. European nations are poised for war. And the U.S. must make a decision. 184692 1994 World War II: When Lions Roared MT Radio News Announcer (Corey Burton). 184693 1960 World Wide 60 DT NBC Series. TV Newsmen Chet Huntley and Frank McGee, NBC. 184694 1981 World Without End N OWN - H Gray, Francine du Plessix TV Journalist Sophie, one of the country's leading television journalists 184695 1956 World Without End M News Media. Second Reporter (Herb Vigran). 184696 1962 World Without Shame M AFI-Authors Writer 184697 1929 World Wrecker, The SSF Eadie, Arlton Press 184698 1959 World, the Flesh and the Devil, The M DVD -R HQ 6121, 6122 Radio News. Last radio newscast still cued up at abandoned radio station. A discarded newspaper carries headlines telling of retaliations for an atomic attack 184699 2005 World's Astonishing News, The: E.R. Panic T Episode #30. November 2005 Press Photographer (Michael Andrew Reed). 184700 2005 World's Astonishing News!, The: Wendy's Chili-Finger Hoax, The T Episode #32. 11-2005 News Crewman (David Pearl). 184701 1944 World's Beginning N Ardrey, Robert Newspaperman Story teller is a newspaperman who participated in some of the horrors of race riots and then went to a small Texas town where a new social order had been put into operation 184702 1992 World's Biggest Lies DT SV 146 5-16-92 News Media 184703 1997 World's Coolest Bachelors T Interviewer, On-Camera (Dane Andrew - Himself). Host (Downtown Julie Brown - Herself). 184704 1933 World's Fair Murderers, The NM Ashenhurst, John M. Press 184705 1998 World's Funniest! T SVD 806 Parody News. Exploring the unpredictable world of news broadcasting. A news reporter frightened by a siren during a live segment. Anchor surprised by falling backdrop. 184706 1973 World's Greatest Athlete, The M DVD -R HQ 9526, 9527 TV Sportscasters Howard Cosell, Bud Palmer, Frank Gifford, and Jim McKay 184707 1979 World's Greatest Super Friends C Series 1979-1980 Reporter Clark Kent (Danny Dark) is Superman 184708 1999 World's Most Shocking Moments: Caught on Tape 3 T DVD -R HQ 5421 Episode. 5-25-1999=. Reporter encounters machine-gun fire. 184709 2001 World's Most Wanted, The MT Reporter (Jane Corbin) 184710 1970 World's One Breathing, The SS GPL Madden, David In "Shadow Knows, The." TV Network Newscaster returns to his mountain home where his mother is dying and simultaneously, a legend takes shape as the Sheriff pursues a folk-hero through a snow-storm. McLain from CBS. 184711 2002 World’s Press, The (aka Worlds Press, The CB Jack Staff #9 Reporter. Vampire Reporter 184712 1985 Worm in the Rose, The N OWN - P Stacey, Tom British Reporter Anthony Guise has retired to his farm. When the death of an heir to a Mideast sheikdom catapults him back into the world of international intrigue. 184713 1953 Worrywart SSF GPL Simak, Clifford In "Best SF Two Science Fiction Stories." Copyreader Charley Porter at the Daily Tribune. "A copyreader is a funny kind of critter. He is a comma watcher and a word butcher and a mighty tide of judgment set against the news. Reporters, Editors, Newspaper staff 184714 1996 Worst Fears N Weldon, Fay Theater Critic Ned Ludd, an influential critic, is married to a successful stage actress performing in a London production of Ibsen's "A Doll's House" when he dies in their country house of a sudden heart attack. She takes a leave of absence from the London production only to discover that her friends in the country all seem to be engage din some kind of cover-up regarding the circumstances of Ned's death. It gradually becomes clear to her that the critic lived a very different and more promiscuous life than she'd ever expected. Marriage turns out to be illegal since Ned never divorced his first wife. Ludd actually died in bed making love to an old female friend and also had an affair with the costume designer. But no one will tell Alexandra Ludd who does an autopsy on her 11-year marriage and is surprised by what she finds out. Ludd not only betrayed her sexually and emotionally, but financially and legally as well. Spread nasty rumors about her, then left their house and its contents to the costume designer, although Alexandra paid for most of it. 184715 2008 Worst Week: Pilot T DVD -R HQ 10586 Episode #1. 9-22-2008 Entertainment Magazine Editor Sam Briggs (Kyle Bornheimer) and his girlfriend try to break the news of their impending nuptials and imminent parenthood to her conservative parents. 184716 1964 Worth While SS UCLA Keyes, Frances Parkinson In "Restless Lady, The and Other Stories." Correspondent Peter Bruce was the Hamstead correspondent for the Wallacetown Bugle. Bugle issued only once a week and demands which it made upon its rural reporters were not heavy. Prue Fielding was an assistant to the Society Editor on one of the big Washington papers. 184717 1989 Worth Winning M SV 225 TV Weatherman Mark Harmon. Channel 8 Newscaster (Nancy Glass). Cory Chu, Channel 5 Anchor (Emily Kuroda). 184718 2000 Worthy's Town N Rolens, Sharon Reporter Cappy Gilberson, inquisitive and irrepressible, turns a childhood propensity for good-natured lying into a career as a fledging journalist at the county newspaper. Adopted by his grandparents, the illegitimate child Cappy wins a eighth-grade essay contest and is able to parlay his vivid imagination and love of a good story into a job at the local newspaper office. Cappy has a passion for telling stories. He's intelligent and mischievous and he doggedly pursues his dream of becoming a newspaperman. Owner of the two newspaper finally gives him a break and he hones both his writing skills and his imagination. When two people close to him die under suspicious circumstances, he uses his dogged determination to find the killer. In the process he learns the power of storytelling and how it can ultimately get at the truth. Years span 1925 to 1950. Cappy also plays amateur sleuth to uncover the biggest story of his life. 184719 1994 Would You Kindly Direct Me to Hell? Infamous Dorothy Parker, The M Commentators (Molly Haskell, Fran Lebowitz, Madeline Lee, Marion Meade, Gloria Steinem). Commentator (Matthew Broderick). Commentator (Heywood Hale Broun). Commentator (Randy Sue Coburn). Commentator (Brendan Gill). Commentator (Alan Rudolph). Commentator (Campbell Scott) 184720 2008 Wounded N Burney, Claudia Mair Journalist Anthony Priest was a prize-winning journalist before drugs destroyed his career. He is flooded with a sense of well-being and knows he is cured of his addiction. Without understanding why, he follows Gina Merritt, a young, broke, African-American single mother home from the church. She was sitting in a pew on Ash Wednesday and has a holy vision. When it fades, her palms are bleeding. Priest, the junkie sitting beside her, instinctively touches her when she cries out, but Gina flees in shock and pain, and Anthony follows her home to find some answers. Together they search for an answer to this miraculous event, and along the way they cross paths with a skeptical evangelical pastor, a gentle Catholic priest, a certifiable religious zealot and an oversized transvestite drug dealer, all of whom lend their opinions. It’s a quest for truth, sanity and grace, and an unexpected love story. 184721 1998 Woundings M UK Journalist (Noah Taylor). American Journalist (Chris Hanley). 184722 1899 Wounds in the Rain SS UCLA Crane, Stephen Correspondent William B. Perkins inexperienced. 184723 2001 Wow NR Pattison, Claudia Journalist Ruby Lake is a senior writer at Wow!, Britain’s best-selling celebrity weekly and journalist to the stars. It’s her ideal job: the money is good, she gets to wear a big hat at showbiz weddings and enjoy intimate tete-a-tetes with the rich and famous. There’s only one problem: she doesn’t “enjoy” them anymore. Lunch with Posh and Becks is getting tedious and she’s fed up with tetchy, talentless celebrities with pumped up bodyguards and browbeaten PAs. Lake is single -- in fact she’s known as the Ice Princess by her friends. Although she’s had her fair share of boyfriends, she’s not into relationships and is usually “tearing her hair out” at the end of a weekend break in the Lake District. Until she meets Sam, a gardener who looks like he might be Mr. Right. Ruby’s got a stalker -- a secret admirer who’s seriously obsessed with her and is about to close in on his prey. He’s out there, watching and waiting as Ruby’s trips one celebrity to another. Lake covers a movie legend who marries an international supermodel, a gameshow host’s “at home” that doesn’t quite go as planned, a famous diva who has a close encounter of the canine kind, and a stalker who decides he’s found the woman of his dreams -- Journalist Ruby Lake. It’s the world of celebrity gossip -- a world of staggering bitchiness, breathtaking vanity, crushed velvet suits and small fluffy dogs. 184724 2009 Wow! (Generation P) M TV Journalist (Leonid Parfyonov) 184725 2001 Woyzecks sidste symfoni MF Denmark. Short News Media. TV3 Journalist (Kenneth Carmohn). TV3Oplaeser (Vicky Lind). Still fotograf (Casper Sejersen). Narrator (Lars Brygmann - Voice). 184726 1999 WPIV Action News DT Series 1970 Correspondent, 1999 (John Valerio). 184727 1996 WPRI CBS 12 News at 5 DT Series 1960-2003 Reporter-Anchor (Walt Buteau, 1996-2003). 184728 1970 WPVI Action News DT Series 1970- 1970 to 1980 TV News Staff. Anchors Jim Gardner (1976), Mark Howard (1970). Co-Anchors Rob Jennings (1977-). Lisa Thomas-Laury (1978-), Monica Malpass (1988-), Rick Williams (1988), Larry Kane, Marc Howard, Rick Williams (1988-), Tamala Edwards (1990-). Correspondent/Co-Anchors Sarah Bloomquist (2002), Jessica Borg (2004-). Correspondents Troy Morris (2000-), Cathy Gandolfo (1975-), Dann Cuellar (1988-), Amy Buckman (1989-), Lauren Wilson (1986-), Nora Muchanic (1986-), Lauren Wilson (1986-). Correspondents Karen Rogers (1995-), John Valerio (1999-). General Assignment Reporters Denise James (1987-), John Rawlins (1981-), Rose Tibayan, Walter Perez (2003), Michele McCormack (1997-). Feature Reporter Don Polec (1982-), Matt O'Donnell (1996-). General Assignment Reporter Lisa Quintana (1997-). Features Reporter Don Polec (1982-). Health Reporters Anita Brikman (1994-), Dr. Doron Schneider (2000-). Sportscaster-Anchor Scott Palmer. Sportscasters Gary Papa (1981-), Phil Andrews (1990-2005). Sports Reporters Jack Braboy (1988), Tug McGraw (1985-1993), Irving Fryar (1998). Weather Jim O'Brien (1971-1983), Dave Roberts (1978-), Sally Ann Mosey (1998-), Cecilyn Tynan, (1995-) 184729 1986 WPXT News at 10 PM DT Series 1986 News Program. Weekend News Anchor Pat McGonigle. 184730 1999 Wrap Me in Scarlet NR Thomas, Debra Dawn #7 Reporter Stephanie Madison hopes to interview world-renowned bullfight who is dinner guest at her brother's house. She can't speak a word of Spanish and doesn't know anything about bullfighting except it's the epitome of animal cruelty. She is bowled over by the sexy, handsome and charismatic matador. He takes her to Spain where she learns about his life. Everyone in Spain is against his relationship with Stephanie. Will the bullfighter give up his life as a matador for her? 184731 1917 Wrath M AFI-Newspapers Newspapers 184732 1917 Wrath of Love M AFI-Authors Writer 184733 1909 Wreath in Time, A M Biograph Bulletins Newspaper. Extra evening paper tells death of husband. Morning paper corrects error 184734 1959 Wreck of the Mary Deare, The M DVD -R HQ 2507, 2508. L Reporter (John Dearth). Photographer (Lomax Study). 184735 1869 Wrecked in Port N Yates, Richard Press 184736 1969 Wrecking Crew, The M AFI-Journalists Journalist 184737 1999 Wrecking Crew, The M News Media. News Reporter Miss Jones (Tarsha Nicole Jones). 184738 1962 Wrestler with Sharks, A SS GPL Yates, Richard In "Eleven Kinds of Loneliness." Newspaper. Labor Leader owned by Finkel and Kramm, two sour brothers-in-law who'd dreamed it up in the first place and who somehow managed to make a profit on it year after year, but took little pride in the paper. Bi-weekly tabloid, badly printed that spilled easily out of your hands. Wes Finney, Broadway Beat. 184739 1993 Wrestling Ernest Hemingway M Weatherman (Kent Ehrhardt). 184740 2000 Wright Stuff, The T UK TV Critic Ian Hyland. 184741 2006 Write Match NR Carroll, Margaret Editor Kit McCabe may be a newly minted associate editor at New York’s most exclusive bridal magazine, but her personal life owes more to bad karma than to romance. That is until she falls into a cab with Wall Street player Mark Dawson III, who is gorgeous, funny and engaged to be married. Dawson’s work may be risky business, but his loyalty to friends and family runs deep. He knows the wedding is a mistake, but it would be damaging to his fiancee and her career to call it off now. To make matters worse, Kit is covering their nuptials for her magazine and he can’t seem to take his eyes off the lovely editor. With the big day less than two weeks away, Kit and Mark struggle to hide their growing attraction to each other from everyone, including themselves. 184742 1972 Write Murder Down NM OWN - H Lockridge, Richard Press 184743 1988 Write on, Rosy!: Young Author in Crisis, A NJ Greenwald, Sheila Aspiring Investigative Reporter Rosy decides to become an investigative reporter turning a class assignment into an expose 184744 1976 Writer Came to Our Place, A SS UCLA Morgan, John In "Penguin Book of Welsh Short Stories, The." Journalist Mr. Sumner. Newspaperman narrates story. 184745 1922 Writer-Upward, The SS MLPL Terhune, Albert Payson In "O'Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1922." Freelance Writer Herbert Melvin. Article for the Mine Journal. 184746 2007 Writer’s Block N Buchanan, Reginald Newspaper Columnists, publishers and agents are being killed by a writer who wants revenge -- he murders them for not endorsing or publishing his work. There are seven writers who meet once a month for their writer’s block meetings at their local Barnes & Noble book store to discuss their writing problems and accomplishments. One of them is a serial killer. 184747 2005 Writer's Day M Photographer (Angela Anderson). Cameraman (Michael Peredo). 184748 1988 Writers in Conversation: Michael Powell M Interviewer (Chris Peachment-Himself) 184749 2006 Writing It Up!: Brewing Up Trouble N Leo, Mary Harlequin Magazine Writer Samantha Porter of Tess Magazine tests coffeehouse dating. At Rio Jackson’s place she meets wealthy realtor Jason Rocket. They sizzle, which she tells her e-mail pal chemist Anthony Bertuzzi who lives in Milan, Italy. However, when someone sends white roses and obtains her a seat at a special Italian designers’ fashion show, she assumes it is her new lover. It turns out it isn’t. But who is the person doing all of this for Samantha? 184750 2006 Writing It Up!: Ex-Factor, The N Kelleher, Tracy Harlequin Magazine Writer Abby Lewis for Tess Magazine is to write on second chance at love. She contacts her former boyfriend Brad Wahlberg who dumped her. They begin a relationship, which her long-time friend Photographer Ned Devlin disapproves of. Abby is too busy dealing with her new “roommate” -- an Irish photographer who looks like sex in pants, to get much work done. 184751 2006 Writing It Up!: Rapid Transit N Bevarly, Elizabeth Harlequin Magazine Writer Julia Miles for Tess Magazine is assigned speed dating. The sweet woman finds her first few partners boring within nanoseconds. She seems smitten, however, with Magazine Writer Daniel Taggert, who is a contributor to Cavalier Magazine and also writing an article on speed dating. Neither knows the other’s occupation but each is attracted to the other. 184752 2006 Writing It Up!: Rapid Transit, The Ex-Factor and Brewing Up Trouble: Preface N Bevarly, Elizabeth, Tracy Kelleher and Mary Leo Harlequin Editor Tess Truesdale, founder and editor-in-chief of Tess Magazine, assigns specific projects to her three lead writers to provide articles on how to find the right rich male. The three novels by three writers take up those projects. Editor Truesdale demanded an assignment about dating practices for the urban set. Something fun. Something sexy. Something that the three women working on the article -- Julia, Samantha and Abby -- could research and really get into. 184753 2009 Writing on My Forehead N Haji, Nafisa War Journalist Saira Qader grew up as an American teenager of Indo-Pakistani descent and she lived a sheltered life in California with her older sister Ameena and their overprotective and fiercely traditional parents. Saira’s view of her family changed dramatically when she attended a wedding in Karachi and learned that her mother had lied to her about her grandfather: he is not dead but living in London with a second family. As she learns more about her grandfather’s work with Gandhi and the independence movement, Saira dreams of going to college instead of marrying early like her sister and later she carves out a life as a war journalist. But an unforeseen tragedy makes her choose between her peripatetic existence and the more traditional and perhaps more desirable setup awaiting her at home. 184754 1956 Written on the Wind M DVD -R HQ 6641, 6642. SVD 1147 Reporter Mitch Williams (William Shallert) of the Miami Press. 184755 2002 Written on the Wind (Daughters of Fortune 1) N Pella, Judith Reporter Cameron Hayes, forced to work for a rival paper when her father, a famous publisher and chauvinist, insults her abilities. She tries to distance herself from father and establish herself as a journalist in Moscow, now threatened by Hitler. She reluctantly teams with Johnny Shanahan, her father's ace correspondent though not on the approved suitor's list, to write stories even as the Nazis advance. 184756 2004 Wrong Coast, The C Miniseries Reporter (Adam Sietz - Voice). 184757 2008 Wrong Dress, Right Guy NR Hailstock, Shirley African-American Journalist MacKenzie “Mac” Grier of Washington D.C. had sworn off commitment. Then he sees beautiful Cinnamon Scott wearing white. A mix-up had left Scott with a gorgeous wedding dress instead of a ball gown and she can’t resist trying it on. Grier appears at her door to retrieve his sister’s missing gown only to be floored by this angelic vision and his own deepest longings. Sparks fly and soon some enterprising folks are conspiring to give Cinnamon the perfect wedding -- all she needs is a groom. A man like Grier who is reluctant to believe in love is going to need a lot of sweet persuasion to get him to the altar. Luckily, Cinnamon’s already got the dress. 184758 1931 Wrong Font Brands SM Colin, Galen C. Black Mask, Mar. 1931, Vol. 14, No. 1, pp. 82-90 Printer Pica Slim, tramp printer 184759 1997 Wrong Guy, The M Anchorwoman (Arlene Mazerolle). Crime Show Host (Barry Flatman). 184760 1982 Wrong is Right M SVDSP 670. VHS 480. DVD. McCarry, Charles (Novel - "Better Angels, The"). Richard Brooks (Screenplay) TV Reporter-Commentator Patrick Hale (Sean Connery). TV reporter (Suzanne Reynolds). Newswoman (Melinda Casey). Newswoman (Melanie Stensland) British Reporter (David Frankham). U.S. Reporter (Ed Pennybacker). Hale shown covering stories. Ends up in Middle East. Globe Syndicate Reporter Sally Blake (Katherine Ross) works for Israeli secret service. Killed by bomb blast while getting information. On Checkbook Journalism: "What kind of journalism was it…." "...when television paid half a million dollars for an exclusive on the Bay of Pigs? A million dollars to Nixon to apologize coast to coast? CBS paid Haldeman, Eisenhower and Johnson. NBC paid John Dean and Robert Kennedy's assassin…." "ABC paid Lieutenant Calley. And for breakfast served up the My Lai massacre. And what about the killer I put on television? …Fried meat on prime time. You paid a hundred thousand dollars for that. Paid it to the killer. Do you call that journalism?" "We're in show business, baby. Make 'em laugh, make 'em cry, make 'em buy and buy and buy…We peddle disaster." Newsmen (Ray Conners, Don F. Dunwell, Ken Gale, Merrill M. Mazuer, Kerry Sullivan, Don Worsham). TV Cameraman (Toby Hughes). 184761 2001 Wrong Number M News Media. TV Reporter (Belinda Hum). 184762 1937 Wrong Romance M Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist. Leon Erroll's wife writes to a lonely-hearts columnist. Leon reads the letter and misunderstands 184763 1997 Wrong Snatch, The M Adult. Fashion Photographer (Holland). Ad Agency Rep (Haley Lynn). 184764 1920 Wrong Woman, The M Abramson, Ivan (Story-Scenario) AFI-Reporters - Ness Reporter Viola Sherwin (Olive Tell) is a musician's ward and becomes a reporter in Philadelphia. She arranges a secret marriage with a man who later falls for the musician's daughter. Reporter appears to have shot the man but another man is revealed to be murderer. 184765 2008 Wrongful Death N Sarshik, Steven TV Reporter Marci Brenner is an ambitious and resourceful TV reporter. She’s assigned to cover the story and has to fight to discover the truth. The case involves a New York police officer who shoots an unarmed African-American man on Thanksgiving Day and the incident threatens to tear the City apart and derail the Mayor’s plans to run for the presidency. Brenner wants to find out: was the police officer too quick to fire his weapon or was he justified under the circumstances? A nationally known trial lawyer with a perfect record battles it out with a crusty old negligence lawyer in the fierce legal contest. A missing witness turns up at trial but Brenner believes there may be more to the story and her determined search for the truth leads to a real surprise twist. 184766 1998 Wrongfully Accused M DVD -R HQ 3518, 3519. News Media. Dan Clellan, News Reporter (Brian Arnold). Reporter #1 (Yoko Sakai). Reporter #2 (Michelle Hart). Reporter #3 (Cory Dagg). Reporter #4 (Ingrid Tesch). Local newscasters. Basketball Announcer Chick Hearn. 184767 1956 Wry Anecdote, A SS GPL Rudd, Hughes In "Stanford Short Stories, 1956." Reporter and Photographer from Tribune on assignment. Generic names. Incident in a Minneapolis traffic court in the winter of 1950. Also a working newspaperman's critique of his own profession. "The news business somehow makes its practitioners the guiltiest characters in town because they usually know better. 184768 2006 Wszyscy jestesmy Chrystusami MF Poland. TV Reporter (Patrycja Soliman). 184769 1992 Wszystko co najwazniejsze MF Poland Journalist (Marek Bargielowski). 184770 1957 Wu hai ye hang MF Photographer (Fei Yu). 184771 1984 Wunder dauern etwas länger N Zimmer, Dieter Germany Journalist 184772 2003 Wunder von Bern, Das MF Germany Journalist Holzmann (Heinrich Hadding). Moderator (Klaus Schreiber). 184773 2003 Wunder von Bern, Das (aka Miracle of Bern, The) MF Germany Sports Journalist Paul Ackermann (Lucas Gregorowicz) from Munich is a newlywed reporting the unexpected German victory over the Hungarians at the 1954 World Cup in Bern, Switzerland instead of taking his new wife on their honeymoon. 184774 1989 Wunschland N Schafgans, Hans Germany Journalist 184775 1970 WUSA M Stone, Robert (Novel - "Hall of Mirrors, A"). Robert Stone (Screenplay). AFI-Newspapermen/Radio Announcers - Ness Book Reporter Roosevelt Berry (B .J. Mason). Radio Newscaster Rheinhardt (Paul Newman), disk jockey and radio newscaster at an ultra-conservative New Orleans radio station owned by Bingamon (Pat Hingle). Station owner using liberal to run a phony welfare investigation actually intended to stir up a backlash among whites. When reporter tells him the truth, the liberal tries to assassinate the station owner at a large rally designed to promote racial hatred Liberal misses station manager and gets one of his associates. The liberal is stomped to death by the crowd while a woman commits suicide after being arrested on a drug charge. 184776 1960 WUSA Eyewitness News DT Reporter/Anchorwoman Phyllis Armstrong (1984-). Reporter-Anchorwoman Gurvir Dhindsa (2000-). Reporter-Anchorwoman Peggy Fox (1994-). Reporter-Co-Anchor Bruce Johnson (1976-). Anchorwoman J.C. Hayward (1971-). Anchorwoman Andrea Roane (1981-). Anchors Mike Buchanan (1970-), Gordon Peterson (1971-2004). Weekend Anchor-Reporter Jennifer Ryan (2000-). Consumer Reporter-Anchorwoman Jan Fox (1990-). Reporters Stacey Cohan (1999-), Lesli Foster (2001-), Virg Jacques (200-2003), Bruce Leshan (1995-), Gary Reals (1980-1983, 1991-). Greg Starddard (2000-), Dave Statter (1985-). Weatherwoman Hillary Howard (2000-). Weatherman Tony Pann (2000-).Weatherman Topper Shutt (1988-). Sportscasters Jess Atkinson (2000-), Ken Mease (1986-). Sportscaster-Co-Anchor Frank Herzog (1969-1983, 1993-). 184777 2001 WW3 MT Newscaster (Mutsumi Takahashi) 184778 2002 WWE Judgment Day M Interviewer Michael Cole (Michael Cole) 184779 2006 WWE No Mercy M Commentator, Color (John Layfield - Himself). 184780 2002 WWF Backlash M Interviewer Michael Cole (Michael Cole) 184781 1997 WWF In Your House 1: Canadian Stampede M Commentator Jerry "The King" Lawler (Jerry Lawler). Commentator (Vince McMahon-Himself). Commentator (Jim Ross-Himself). 184782 1990 WWF Wrestlemania M Commentator (Noah Schiavone) 184783 1988 WWF Wrestlemania IV T Backstage Reporter (Craig DeGeorge-Minervini). Ring Announcer Howard "The Fink" Finkel (Howard Finkel). 184784 1995 WWF Wrestlemania: Arcade Game, The G Commentator (Vince McMahon) 184785 2002 WXIII: Patlabor the Movie 3 C Japan - Sci-Fi Reporter (Michelle Ruff - Voice - English Version). 184786 2000 WXO DT Interviewer Jennifer Hart (Jennifer Hart). Commentator (Stan Lane - Himself). Commentator (Chris Cruise - Himself). Commentator (Stan Lane - Himself). 184787 1996 Wycliffe: Faith T Episode #20. 7-28-1996 Journalist (Paul Blake). 184788 1987 Wygasle czasy DF West Germany Interviewer Krzysztof Zanussi. 184789 1852 Wynville N Madden Press 184790 1965 Wyspa zloczyncow MF Photographer Karol (Ryszard Pietruski). 184791 2000 X Change M Reporter #1 (Martin Kevan) 184792 2005 X Factor, The T 2005- Series. Reporter Chloe Marxwell (Herself). 184793 1995 X Files, The: Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose T Episode #53. 10-13-95 Photographer (Greg Anderson). A man with true psychic ability to foresee how people will die is asked to help the FBI agents in their hunt for a man killing fortune tellers. 184794 1995 X Files, The: Colony (1) T Episode #40. 2-10-1995 Newspaper Clerk (Kim Restell). After the obituaries of three identical men are e-mailed to Mulder, the agents are contacted by a CIA agent who tells them about a Russian Spy Killer sent to eliminate evidence of Cold War era Russian clones. These clones have infiltrated the American medical establishment. 184795 1998 X Files, The: Drive T Episode #119. 11-15-1998 News Media. The Nevada News Anchor (Frank Buckley). Idaho News Anchor (Bob Peters). Mulder is trapped in a car with a man who has developed a serious ear condition which can only be suppressed by driving west at high speeds. As Scully tries to find the cause and a cure for the problem, Mulder and the man get closer and closer to the ocean. 184796 1994 X Files, The: Erlenmeyer Flask, The T Episode #24. 5-13-1994 News Media. Reporter (Jaylene Hamilton). When Deep Throat points out a news story about a fugitive who apparently drowned, Mulder and Scully cannot see what makes the case special but follow it up anyway. They discover evidence of a secret government project that uses human test subjects and infects them with extraterrestrial DNA. The evidence and everyone who has seen it are quickly being eliminated. 184797 1994 X Files, The: Firewalker T Episode #33. 11-18-1994. Reporter (David Kaye). A deadly life form survives in the searing heat of an active volcano crater and is killing the scientists to avoid being discovered. 184798 1998 X Files, The: Folie a Deux T Episode #116. 5-10-1998 Newscaster (Norma Jean Wick). Cameraman (Grant Gladish). Mulder is held hostage inside an office where a man claims his boss is a monster and has clouded all their minds while he turns them into zombies one by one. Mulder doesn't believe any of this until he opens his mind and allows himself to see it too. 184799 1998 X Files, The: Kitsunegari T Episode #105. 1-4-1998 News Media. Reporter (Jill Krop). 184800 1994 X Files, The: Lazarus T Episode #15. 2-4-1994 News Media. Reporter (Brenda Crichlow). When an FBI agent is shot during a bank robbery, Agent Scully takes drastic steps to resuscitate him while the bank robber dies on the operating table. The wounded agent begins to exhibit behavior strangely reminiscent of the bank robber. 184801 2001 X Files, The: Nothing Important Happened Today (Part 1) T Episode #183. 11-11-2001 TV News Anchor (Jane Yamamoto). EPA official's car is forced off a bridge by a woman he picked up. 184802 1997 X Files, The: Post-Modern Prometheus, The T Episode #102. 11-30-1997 Reporter (Dana Grahame). Talk Show Host Jerry Springer (Himself). Modern retelling of Frankenstein as Mulder and Scully get caught up in a town where the residents live on "Jerry Springer" episodes. They fear a two-faced monster who has been impregnating the women. 184803 1999 X Files, The: Rain King, The T Episode #125. 1-10-1999 Weatherman causes strange weather phenomena in a small town because of his deep emotions and unspoken love toward his workmate are becoming real in the form of snow and tornadoes. News Anchor (Dan Gifford). 184804 2000 X Files, The: Redrum T Episode #167. 12-10-2000. Reporter (Brien Blakely). Prominent lawyer wakes to find himself in jail and about to be prosecuted for the murder of his wife. He has no memory of this event and when the days begin to regress backward towards the murder, he realizes that he has been given a second chance. 184805 2000 X Files, The: Sein und Zeit T Episode #149. 2-6-2000 News Media. News Anchor #1 (Nancy Tiballi). News Anchor #2 (John Bisom). 184806 1993 X Files, The: Space T Episode #9. 11-12-1993 News Media. The Reporter (Norma Jean Wick). Mulder and Scully are contacted by a communications specialist from NASA who shows them evidence of sabotage in the space program. Mulder's youthful hero-worship is shaken by the apparent involvement of a high-ranking astronaut. 184807 2000 X Files, The: Thief (aka Theef) T Episode #153. 3-12-2000 News Media. Reporter #1 (Leah Sanders). Reporter #2 John Gillnitz (Mark Thompson). Voodoo appears to be involved in murder of prominent doctor's father-in-law. Killer uses hex-craft to exact his revenge on the doctor's family. 184808 1999 X Files, The: Three of a Kind T Episode #137. 5-2-1999 News Media. News Anchor (Rick Garcia). While on stakeout of a Government Defence Convention in Las Vegas, the Lone Gunman are reunited with Susanne Modeski, the mysterious woman who disappeared ten years earlier when they first met Agent Mulder. 184809 1999 X Files, The: Tithonus T DVD -R 1631 Episode. Crime Photographer subject of investigation by Scully and a new partner. 184810 1999 X Files, The: Trevor T Episode #134. 4-11-1999 News Media. TV Newscaster (Terri Merryman). Anchorman (Cary Pfeffer). After a tornado rips through a prison camp, one of the inmates disappears from solitary confinement and the prison warden is killed. As Mulder and Scully track him, he appears to have the power to pass through solid matter while changing its composition. 184811 2002 X Files, The: Underneath T Episode #194. 3-31-2002. News Media. Reporter #1 (Rick Garcia). Reporter #2 (Pamela Kay Davis). Reporter #3 (Leah Sanders). After 13 years in prison a man is released and cleared of murder charges when DNA evidence proves he had nothing to do with the murder of an entire family though he was on the scene. The FBI agent refuses to believe he is innocent. 184812 1996 X Files, The: War of the Coprophages T Episode #61. 1-5-1996 News Media. Reporter (Norma Jean Wick). Widespread panic is caused in a small community after numerous deaths are linked to killer cockroaches and a government agricultural agency is discovered to have set up a secret experiment involving insects. 184813 2005 X Games, The MT Miniseries Correspondent (Angela Sun). Host (Forbes Riley). 184814 1931 X Marks the Spot M Ness Book Editor of the Bradford Blade, George Howe (Lew Cody) and Reporter Ted Lloyd (Wallace Ford). They both end up on the New York Gazette with Lloyd "getting a reputation for dishing more dirt than any columnist in New York." Columnist suspected of murder. Howe could be a reference to Walter C. Howey, the editor used as a model for The Front Page. Dialogue: "You make love just the way you write." "I know, breezy and snappy and to the point." "And not a bit romantic." 184815 1999 X Show, The DT Correspondents (Sandra Taylor, Tracy Kay Wolfe). Weathercaster Maureen Layer (Eric Waddell). Movie Premiere Correspondent (Ashley Degenford). Movie Correspondent (Chris Gore). Commentators (Jillian Barberie, Renee Rea). Hosts (Tiffany Bolton - 1999-2001, Shaune Bagwell - 1999, Christa Campbell - 2000, Mark DeCarlo - 1999-2000, Craig Jackson, Justin Walker - 1999-2000, John Webber -1999-2000, Daphne Brogdon - 2000-2001, Bert Kreischer - 2000-2001). Hosts (Gary Valentine - 2000-2001, Derick Alexander, Gary Auerbach, Shannon Malone). 184816 1961 X-15 M TV Newscaster (Ed Fleming-Himself) 184817 1971 X-312 - Flight to Hell (aka Flug zur Holle. Amazonas) M West Germany - Ness News Media 184818 1849 X-Ing a Paragrab SS MLPL - PVL Poe, Edgar Allan Editor. Touch-and-go Bullet-head, Mr. B., conceited, irascible editor, leaves the East for the western city of Alexander-the-Great-o-nopolis, called Nopolis for short. The place boasts a newspaper, the Gazette, edited by John Smith. Bullet-head establishes the Tea-pot, with offices across from Smith's. Bullet-head's first editorial is a violent attack on his rival's paper. Smith replies, rebuking Bullet-head for overusing the letter o Easterner composes a paragraph with dozens of o's. Gazette devil steals all the o's. Uses x's instead. Bullet-head vanishes before the residents ride him on a rail. Bob, 12-year-old printer's devil of Tea-Pot. Sets type. 184819 2000 X-Men M DVD -R HQ 10206, 10207, 10208 News Media. TV Newscaster #1 (David Nichols). TV Newscaster #2 (Marsha Graham). Newscaster #3 (Dan Duran). Newscaster #4 (Dave Allen Clark). 184820 2000 X-Men: Evolution: Day of Recovery C Episode #30. 9-14-2002 News Media. Reporter (Maggie Blue O'Hara - Voice). 184821 2000 X-Men: Evolution: Grim Reminder C Episode #11. 4-14-2001 News Report from the Canadian mountains triggers something deep inside Wolverine, and he starts having berserk fits. To find out why, he takes the Blackbird to the site not knowing that Kitty and Kurt are sitting in the back. 184822 2001 X-Men: Evolution: On Angel’s Wings C DVD -R HQ 11297 Episode. 12-15-2001 News Media reports multiple sightings of a man with angel wings. TV Female Reporter. The Daily Bugle newspaper headline: “Women Claims Angel Saves Her From Fire.” TV Female Anchor on the rescue story. The Daily Globe newspaper headline: “Angel Sighting.” 184823 2006 X-Men: Last Stand, The M Kinberg, Simon and Zak Penn Newscaster (Mi-Jung Lee). Photographer (Peter Kawasaki). 184824 1951 X-Minus One R L Press 184825 2004 X-Play: America's Army T Episode #2. 12-15-2004 News Media. Senior War Correspondent (Guy Branum). 184826 1992 X-Tudo T Portugal Series 1992 News Media. External reporter (Henrique Stroeter). Presenters Gerson Abreu, Raquel Barcha, Marcelo Mansfield, Norival Rizzo, Fernanda Souza. 184827 2001 X.F.L. DT Sideline Reporters (Carol Grow, Chris Wragge). 184828 2005 X05: Den forste dyst DF Denmark. Series. Editor-in-Chief Toger Seidenfaden, Politiken. Host Reimer Bo Christensen. 184829 2005 X05: Valgaften DF Denmark. Series Commentators, Political Thomas Larsen, Hans Engell, Teger Seidenfaden, Erik Meier Carlsen. Host Steffen Kretz. 184830 2003 X2 M Penn, Zak, David Hayter and Bryan Singer (Story). Michael Doughterty, Dan Harris and David Hayter (Screenplay) News Media. News Reporters (Ted Friend, Mi-Jung Lee, Marrett Green, Jill Krop and Brian Peck). 184831 1980 Xanadu M Photographer (Aharon Ipale - The Photographer). 184832 2009 Xavier Down Under: Renegade Angel: Kharmarabionic Lotion C DVD -R HQ 11018 Episode. 4-2-2009 Reporter gets the scoop on Xavier, the renegade angel. 184833 2000 Xchange M News Media. Male Reporter #1 (Martin Kevan). Male Newsreader (John Moore). 184834 1999 Xena: Warrior Princess: Play's the Thing, The T Episode #85. 3-15-1999 Critic. First Critic (George Port). Sophocles (Eduardo de Campos). Queen of Cons, Zera, convinces Gabrielle to base a play on her adventures with Xena with the hidden motive of running off with the production's investment money. 184835 2001 Xena: Warrior Princess: Send in the Clones T Episode #128. 4-23-2001 News Reporter (Elizabeth Hawthorne). In modern times, a mysterious woman and three fans of Xena use hair samples to create clones of Xena and Gabrielle who face a familiar enemy from their past. 184836 2001 Xena: Warrior Princess: Soul Possession T Episode #132. 6-4-2001. Random Reporter (Campbell Cooley). Ares wants Xena's soul for eternity and will do just about anything to get it. 184837 2001 Xena: Warrior Princess: You Are There T DVD -R HQ 5525. SVD 886 Episode #125. 2-5-2001 Tabloid TV Reporter Nigel (Michael Hurst) tries to get the scoop on Xena and her motivation for here quest to obtain the legendary golden apples from Valhalla. He also wants to know Ares' relationship with Xena, and Xena's relationship with Gabrielle. Just as Xena and Gabrielle are about to reveal the truth about their relationship, the camera breaks down and the picture goes to static. 184838 2004 Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Bose G Newscaster (Kim Mai Guest - Voice). Announcer (Kim Mai Guest - Voice). 184839 2001 Xeretas, Os MF Reporter (Bruno de Andre). 184840 1988 Xerxes MTF Miniseries Newspaper Editor (Lasse Bengtsson) 184841 2001 XFL Gameday DT Commentator Rusty Tillman. Hosts Gregg Hughes, Anthony Cumia, Bruce Beck. 184842 1997 Xianggang zhizao MF Hong Kong Newspaper Vendor (An Chi-Man). Messenger (Ben). 184843 2008 XIII MT Hamme, Jean Van and William Vance Two-Part Miniseries. Franco-Canadian. Based on the comic book series of the same title. Journaliste Arlington (J.C. Kenny). The first female U.S. President is shot dead by a sniper during her Independence Day speech. Her assassin narrowly escapes. Three months later, an elderly couple discover the body of a wounded man in a tree wearing a parachute. He cannot remember the slightest thing about his identity. The only clue is a tattoo on his neck, “XIII.” Meanwhile in the White House, government intelligence is still conducting the search for the President’s killer -- before the election takes place. 184844 2009 XIII (Parts 1 and 2) MT DVD -R HQ 10856, 10857 (Part 1). 10872, 10873 (Part 2). Miniseries, 2-9/15-2009 Reporter (J.C. Kenny). An amnesiac faces accusations of assassinating the first female U.S. president. 184845 1989 XIII (Thirteen): Jason Fly File, The (Le Dossier Jason Fly) CB Hamme, Jean Van and William Vance Volume 6. Franco-Belgian comics series. 1984-2007. Journalist Jonathan MacLane “Jonathan Fly” was murdered by the local Ku Klux Klan chapter after the KKK finds out Fly’s real identity was Jonathan MacLane, a “red” journalist who had to flee after suffering under McCarthy’s witch hunt. In Volumes 6-8, XIII learns about his past. Volumes six and seven bring XII to Greenfalls, a snowy town in the Rocky Montains where the story revolves around the fate of his father, MacLane in the McCarthian 1950s. He learns that his father was killed and that his name is Jason MacLane. Amnesiac protagonist who seeks to discover his concealed past. 184846 1990 XIII (Thirteen): Night of 3rd August, The (La Nuit du 3 Aout). CB Hamme, Jean Van and William Vance Volume 7. Franco-Belgian comics series, 1984-2007. Journalist Jonathan MacLane “Jonathan Fly” was murdered by the local Ku Klux Klan chapter after the KKK finds out Fly’s real identity was Jonathan MacLane, a “red” journalist who had to flee after suffering under McCarthy’s witch hunt. In Volumes 6-8, XIII learns about his past. Volumes six and seven bring XII to Greenfalls, a snowy town in the Rocky Montains where the story revolves around the fate of his father, MacLane in the McCarthian 1950s. He learns that his father was killed and that his name is Jason MacLane. Amnesiac protagonist who seeks to discover his concealed past. 184847 1999 XIII (Thirteen): XIII Mystery, The: The Inquiry (L’Enquete). CB Hamme, Jean Van and William Vance Volume 13. Franco-Belgian comics series, 1984-2007. Journalists retrace the first 12 issues of the series clarifying and expanding the storyline. Two journalists do the job. 184848 2007 Xpose T Series. Reporters (Sybil Mulcahy, Karen Koster, Lisa Cannon, Aisling O’Loughlin). 184849 1988 Xue mei gui (aka Her Vengeance) MF Hong Kong Reporter Hsiao Hao (Kelvin Wong) meets Kit-Ying (Pauline Wong), a public relations officer at a Macau dancing group who has been leading a peaceful life. One day, five drunken men come to watch the show and have a row with Kit-Ying. On her way back home, she gets caught and is raped and tortured by them. She later discovers she has contacted VD and decides to come to Hong Kong to seek vengeance. She meets the reporter and stays in his home. To earn her living, Kit-Ying works at a bar -- until she can find her assailants and improvise a series of horrifically graphic acts of vengeance. 184850 2005 XXX: State of the Union (aka xXx). M News Media. TV Newscasters (Kent Shocknek, Glen Walker, Leyna Nguyen). News Anchor (Charles Howerton). Field Reporters (Jeanne Sakata, Paul Keeley, Gwen Mihok). Field Reporter at Fire (Lisa Joyner). Press Camera Man (Greg Cool). 184851 1994 XXXs & OOOs DT TV Interviewer (Ann Holt) 184852 1977 XYY Man, The: Big Bang, The T Episode #6. 7-11-1977 Radio Newscaster (Peter Wheeler). Radio DJ (Tony Emerson). 184853 1976 XYY Man, The: Execution, The T Episode #2. 7-10-1976 Newsreader (Peter Wheeler). 184854 1977 XYY Man, The: Now We Are Dead T Episode #9. 8-1-1977 Newscaster (David Fleeshman). 184855 1977 XYY Man, The: When We Were Very Greedy T Episode #8. 7-25-1977 Reporter (Mark Nelson). 184856 2004 Y.M.I. T News Media. News Correspondent (Brandi Sherwood). E.N.G. Cameraman (Radan Popovic). E.N.G. Soundman (Chase Bramlage). Story of teen suicide focusing on three high school seniors who dress and live by the philosophy of "Goth." They plan a suicide as a manifestastion of their eternal freedom, thus "to die and become immortal." Before they carry this out they want to truly experience life on the edge and they devise a plan by which their suicides will make them legends. 184857 1905 Yacht Races, The (Mark Twain, Able Yachtsman) SS USC Clemens, Samuel (Twain, Mark) In "Mark Twain: Life As I Find It." Reporter. "Aren't you charging rather high rates for this interview?" "Not any higher than I always charge when I am present in person during the interview." 184858 2006 Yacoubian Building, The (aka Omaret Yakobean) MF DVD -R HQ 10076, 10077, 10078 Al-Aswany, Alaa’ (Novel). Wahid Hamid (Writer) Gay Journalist Hatem Rashid (Khaled El-Sawy). Newspaper Editor, aging playboy, wealthy businessmen are some of the colorful residents of a building in Cairo, Egypt. A 70-year-old building of once-luxury flats with tenements on the roof. Hatem, a gay editor, seduces and corrupts a young man from the sticks. Rashid, the editor of a French newspaper, is a resident of the Yacoubian and the son of an aristocratic family and a French mother. In a flashback, Hatem’s homosexuality is caused by his having been abused by a servant as a child. Some of the most painful scenes in the film involve Hatem’s pursuing of a naive, handsome soldier Abd Raboh (Bassem Samra), a migrant from Upper Egypt. He is tormented by his sense of shame and of going against his religion when he succumbs to Hatem. In order to keep Abd Raboh in Cairo, Hatem rents a room for him on the roof so he can bring his wife and young son from Upper Egypt. When the son dies Abd Raboh is filled with remorse and leaves with his wife for home. When Hatem subsequently picks up a young man and takes him home, the man robs and murders him. Hatem Rashid is a respected newspaper editor who has a shocking secret -- he’s gay and romantically involved with a handsome young soldier. 184859 2005 Yacoubian Building, The (aka ?Imarat Ya?qubian) N Al Aswamy, Alaa Gay Newspaper Editor Hatem Rashid of Le Caire, a French language daily newspaper, is treated sympathetically on the whole and portrayed as a normal human being. He is a gay editor who takes a handsome young soldier, Abu, as his lover. He represents the discomfort that most Egyptians have with homosexuality. He prefers dark, black men because they cause him to remember an early experience he had once with a servant to his family. In the novel, the character Hatem Rashid is a conflicted homosexual journalist and son of a law professor. Rashid is the son f an Egyptian father who was a noted legal scholar and a French mother. He is the editor of Le Caire, a French language daily newspaper. More attention is paid to his private life since he is a fairly open homosexual in a society that either looks the other way or openly condemns such behavior and inclinations. 184860 1926 Yagodka lyubvi MF Soviet Union. Photographer (N. Zemgano). 184861 1969 Yakeen MF Photographer (Shetty). 184862 2004 Yam M News Media. TV News Anchor Mel (Catherine Herring). TV News Anchor Sue (Beth Fielding). TV News Anchor John (Alan Moore). Reporter Shelly (Angela Michaels). Reporter Mark Adams (Stephane Paris). Chat Show Host (Amie Buhari). 184863 1988 Yamadamura Waltz MF Japan Editor (Katsunobu Ito). Editor (Masayuki Watanabe). 184864 1961 Yaman gazeteci MF Turkey Journalist 184865 1938 Yank at Oxford, A M DVD -R HQ 2280, 2281 Editor and Publisher Daniel "Dan" Sheridan (Lionel Barrymore) of the Yankee Clipper, published twice weekly in college town of Lakedale. Printer (Harlan Briggs). Hard times. Can barely make the payroll. Promotes athlete son in headline after headline. 184866 1944 Yank in Australia, A M Goulding, Alfred (Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondents (Al Thomas, Hartney Arthur) for the Daily Spotlight in New York are sent to Australia. Two female reporters from a rival paper, The Daily Challenger are also sent to Australia. After their ship is torpedoes, they end up in the hut of an Aussie woman and her father. Group encounters a mysterious Aborigine, witnesses a kangaroo hunt and foils a Japanese spy plot. 184867 1942 Yank in Libya, A M DVD St. Claire, Arthur, Sherman Lowe (Story-Screenplay) Ness Book Correspondent Mike Malone (Walter Woolf King) discovers Nazis are smuggling guns to natives in Libya. He disguises himself as a native to get one of the guns and leaves it with a woman. When he is unable to get cooperation of British consul, Malone takes on villains himself. British are aware of plot but want to wait until they can trap the Nazis. They try to discourage Malone because he will ruin their plans if story is printed. The woman, a British agent, denies being given the gun causing further frustration for the correspondent. After a series of chases and escapes, he discovers sheik is pro-British and the sheik helps suppress a revolt led by a Nazi sympathizer. 184868 1942 Yank on the Burma Road, A M Reporters (Mark Daniels, Johnny Mitchell, Tim Spencer). Radio Announcer (Knox Manning). 184869 2005 Yank! (aka New Musical, A) P Gay War Reporter Stu and Army private Mitch fall in love and struggle to survive in a time and place where the odds are against them. Journalist Artie of the magazine Yank offers army private Stu a position with the patriotic magazine in 1940. Yank! gets its title from Yank Magazine, a World War II publication that grew to become the most widely read and most popular magazine in the history of the U.S. Army. Recalling the best years of his life from a wheelchair in nursing home, Stu remembers his days in the army during World War II. The unit’s unofficial leader, Mitch, and befriends the shy, young Stu who is smitten with his knight in shining khakis. The budding romance between the eager Stu and unsure Mitch is cut short when Stu meets Artie. They are reunited, but the army’s policy on such intimate fraternization among its troops was pretty much the same in the 1940s as it is in 2009. When Mitch and Stu are found out, it doesn’t go well for them or for the extroverted Artie. Yank! begins with a young man in present-day San Francisco who finds an old diary in a junk shop... Through the journal we learn the story of Stu, a scared Midwestern kid who gets drafted in 1943, and who – like most guys – spends Basic Training wrestling with fears of whether he “has what it takes” to make it in the Army. But unlike most guys, Stu also falls in love with a fellow Private, a handsome All-American guy named Mitch... A friendship between Stu and Mitch leads to an awkward kiss on a train… after which a terrified Stu (scared of his feelings for Mitch, scared he’s not “man enough to fight on the front”) meets Artie – an unapologetically queer reporter for Yank Magazine, the journal “for and by the servicemen.” Artie pulls some strings and gets Stu assigned as his photographer, and also shows Stu a glimpse of the gay world that thrived just beneath the surface of the US Army in the 1940s… But after 10 months fate brings Stu and Mitch back together again as Mitch’s division heads for battle at Iwo Jima, while Stu and Artie cover the story for Yank Magazine… and Stu has to fight in ways he never expected. ....Yank! tells Stu's, Mitch's, and Artie's stories, as well as the stories of the other men in Charlie Company. It explores what it means to be a man, and what it is to fall in love and struggle to survive in a time and place where the odds are stacked against you. 184870 1942 Yankee Doodle Dandy M DVD -R HQ 2826 (2826 is mislabeled as 2823 on Disc), 2827, 2801. Films of World War II News Media. Reporters (Eddie Acuff, Walter Brooke, Bill Edwards, William Hopper). 1st Critic (William Forrest). 2nd Critic (Ed Keane). Major musical number in "I'd Rather Be Right" with FDR and the Press: "Off the Record." FDR tells the reporters repeatedly: "Don't Print It. It's Strictly Off the Record." Reporters then interview FDR during his musical number. "Don't Print That. Off the Record." 184871 1921 Yankee Go-Getter, A M AFI-Authors Writer 184872 1986 Yankee Inquisitor, A SS UCLA Sanguinetti, Elise Magazine Writer Mr. Hopper, magazine writer and photographer. "Haven't you ever had your picture in the newspaper?" 184873 1944 Yankee Stranger N OWN - H Thane, Eliswyth Correspondent Cabot Murray, tall, dark and handsome correspondent. 184874 1994 Yankee Zulu M TV Reporter (Craig Gradner). Morning Sun Journalist (Lionel Newton). 184875 1960 Yanki No! M Reporter (Quinera King). Reporter (William Worthy). 184876 2002 Yanpapa: TF Episode #9. Interviewer (Vincent Giry). 184877 2000 Yards, The M News Media. TV Anchor #1 (Roma Torre). News Anchor #2 (Lewis Dodley). News Anchor #3 (Ernie Anastos). Reporter (Annika Pergament) 184878 1930 Yarkand Manner, The N OWN - H Munro, H.H. (Saki) In "Short Stories of Saki, The" Beasts and Super-Beasts Press 184879 2003 Yau yen faan jiu (aka To Seduce an Enemy) MF Hong Kong Paparazzi Reporter Yuki (Winnie Leung), who works for a weekly magazine, investigates the news that a real estate mogul’s wife has killed a private investigator and committed suicide. The double homicide shocks the whole city. Her snooping uncovers signs that the victims may have been hypnotized to kill one another. As more people turn up dead, Yuki must find a way to prove that the city’s lead hypnotist may be behind the murders. She asks her friend Ting Ting, who worked for the mogul’s company, for help. But she ends up being hypnotized into sex slavery and winds up committing suicide. Devastated by Ting’s death, Yuki decides to take revenge on the real estate mogul by joining his company and posing as an innocently sexy girl to entrap him. The real estate mogul is a billionaire thanks in large part to his wife’s support and guidance. Things haven’t been going well in the marriage and the wife hires a private investigator to look into her husband’s affairs. She confronts him with evidence of an affair, but the real estate mogul has put her under a hypnotic spell and under his influence she kills the P.I. and then herself. Now the billionaire is free to do as he pleases and he uses his hypnotic powers to seduce women. But the nosy reporter is on the case, willing to do anything to get the scoop on him. 184880 1989 Yawara! TF Editor-in-Chief (Kazuhiko Kishino). 184881 1998 Yawarakai hada M Commentators (Jiiko Uchiyama, Kagero Mutsuki, Kazumasa Sagawa) 184882 1876 Yawcob Strauss SS Adams, Charles Follen Fictional Journalist created by Adams. "Leedle Yawcob Strauss," a poem, published in the Detroit Free Press in 1876. It became a national favorite almost immediately. 184883 1997 Ye ban san dian zhong MF Reporter (Teresa Lee) 184884 1999 Year 2017 N Harris, Randy Correspondent Jack Jamieson is on his final assignment in the year following a 35-year career as a correspondent for an international paper. He arrives in Hong Kong on a sultry and polluted June evening in the year 2017. The economic prosperity of China presents extraordinary environmental problems for countries in the region which are downwind or downstream from China's 1.6 billion people. Jamieson is joined by Libby Li, a young Chinese freelance writer. Together they cover the Global Environmental Summit in Hong Kong, civilian unrest as a result of severe drought conditions in northeast China, an armed conflict between Chinese and Korean troops. Also, the leak of top secret U.S. military satellite photographs, the humanitarian shipment of water to victims of the drought, and the death of a Korean diplomat. 184885 2005 Year 2040: American Story, An: 'Liberty or Death' in 2040 N Morrison, Thomas W. Correspondent Charles Cue in the year 2040 sees that America has gone the way of the Roman Empire. A new kind of democracy -- a golfocracy governs the former Americans. Cue writes for the golfocracy's first chief of state. He supports many of the President's ideas, but is troubled by her plan to kill some terrorists in Canada who seek to bring back America. Cue learns that the leader of the terrorists is his missing son. 184886 1930 Year in a Day, A SSF UCLA Gardner, Erle Stanley (Argosy magazine, July 19, 1930) In "Human Zero, The: Science Fiction Stories of Erle Stanley Gardner, The." Reporter Nick Searle veteran reporter of the Star. Carl Ramsay of the Clarion. 184887 1994 Year of Favor N MacDonnell, Julia Reporter Elizabeth Guerrera has been working the South Bronx beat for New York's Herald-Sun for too long when she finally gets a big break New York reporter Elizabeth Guerrera gets her big break in Central America, but her personal involvement with a general, the new head of the junta, destroys her innocence when he does not live up to his promises 184888 1983 Year of Living Dangerously, The M DVD -R HQ 11729, 11730. L. DVD. Koch, C.J. (Novel). David Williamson, Peter Weir, Koch (Screenplay) Australian Correspondent Guy Hamilton (Mel Gibson) of the Australian Broadcasting Service, arrives in Indonesia in the mid-1960s. Cameraman Billy Kwan (Linda Hunt) agrees to help him after his first report "wasn't news, it was a travelogue." Kwan agrees to get him an interview with the leader of the Indonesian Communist Party in exchange for a partnership as his cinematographer. Hamilton's fellow journalists complain when the exclusive is published but Kwan continues to help the journalist. Kwan becomes disillusioned with Hamilton when a story he plans to write will jeopardize a mutual friend. Kwan is killed and Hamilton is put on a death list but escapes the country. "Billy, I can't let a story like this just lie. Now, I'm not running any story until I get independent confirmation. If that's not good enough for you,. I'm sorry. It's the best I can do…" "...If I don't follow something like this up, I might as well go and grow watermelons." "I would have given up the world for her. You won't even give up one story." "It's not one story, dammit. It's the bloody story." 184889 1978 Year of Living Dangerously, The N OWN - H Koch, Christopher J. Journalist in Indonesia. Life and adventures of a group of foreign correspondence, mainly Australian, in Jakarta during the last days of the Sukarno regime. Billy Kwan, a dwarfish, philosophical Chinese-Australian photographer. Guy Hamilton, an ambitious young Australian correspondent. 184890 1985 Year of the Dragon M L. B2, Stone, Oliver (Screenplay) Ness Book TV Reporter Tracy Tzu (Ariane) is American of Chinese descent involved with a cop investigating gang activities in Chinatown. "I saw you a few times on the tube…I think you're pretty good. A helluva lot sexier than those broads on the other channels." Reporter is a target for attacks on media. Because she helps cop and sleeps with him she is later gang- raped by four Chinese hoods. Cop implies she is covering stories because she wants to become famous. Tracy's TV Cameraman (John Sparks). "I am a reporter. I am not a crusader," she tells cop earlier. Another journalist accuses policeman of having delusions of grandeur and trying to get his picture all over TV. The cop and reporter embrace at end of the film joking: "You're an actress…" "…I'll give you hard facts off the record. You do one of those exposes on Chinatown. Take a little journalistic license." "... if it has some white broad they'd say it's racist, but with you they've got to figure it's on the up and up." T "You want to know what's destroying the country? It's not booze. It's not drugs. It's TV, it's the media. It's people like you. Vampires. I hate the way that you lie every night at six o'clock...I hate everything you stand for." 184891 1991 Year of the Gun M SVD 1156 American Reporter David Raybourne (Andrew McCarthy) in Rome in 1978 who writes a novel about terrorist attacks. Raybourne is a reporter for an English-language Rome newspaper, American News. Photojournalist Alison King (Sharon Stone). Raybourne who is writing a fictional account of the 1970s Red Brigade rampage through Italy. Big-time news photographer King has convinced herself she can find refuge behind her camera in the midst of mortal danger. "The first time I put my life on the line to get a picture was in Saigon," King tells Raybourne. "I saw him throw the bomb and in a millisecond I decided to stand my ground. So when the bomb went off the camera was to my eye and I caught the explosion… "…in stop frames. One minute the crowd was sitting there having their morning croissants and coffee. The next minute everything was airborne. Chairs. Tables. Arms. Legs. Then it was all over and I was still standing. Still shooting." "A lot of people are repelled at what I do. But I want them to look at my pictures to see what I've seen, feel what I've felt. To be witnesses. My job is to bring back the bad news and keep the body count." 184892 1984 Year of the Gun NM Mewshaw, Michael American Journalist in Rome runs into big trouble when his faked manuscript on a Red Brigade kidnapping plan gets into the wrong hands. 184893 2002 Year of the Rat N Hart, Don L. Photojournalist David Michaels made a blind Vietnam veteran who is the newly elected president of the United States famous with a combat photo that failed to tell the whole story. He, another veteran who must first overcome his own war-caused demons, a seriously injured college student and the president are trying to make their way out of a massive underground storage facility and are determined to struggle their way to the surface. The President was about to bring America into war with China. A plan is made to trap and kill the president during a scheduled visit to an underground storage facility that is being considered as a nuclear waste repository. Plans go awry and the president survives the massive underground explosion. Now he, the injured female college student, the veteran and the former photojournalist fight to get free. 184894 1950 Year of the Spaniard, The: Novel of 1898, A N GPL Castor, Henry Newspaperman Warren Meredith Spangler: "A lot of reporters still were booze fighters and illiterates…but men like Richard Harding Davis were forcing the world to change its opinion. Clarke Davis, managing editor. Stephen Crane. William Randolph Hearst. Mr. Dooley. 184895 1972 Year of the Yahoo! M TV Reporter (Herschel Gordon Lewis - Voice). Interviewer (Roy Chappa). Country-Western Singer is recruited to run for the U.S. Senate and soon clashes with his unscrupulous campaign manager on the tactics to run his political campaign. 184896 1979 Year or So With Edgar, A N OWN - H Higgins, George V Boston Newspaperman Edgar Lannin, cynical, street-smart and heart-wise. 184897 2002 Year That Trembled, The M Newsman (Mike Craft). 184898 1954 Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant, The NS OWN - H - MLPL Wallop, Douglas Sports Journalists 184899 2006 Year Without a Santa Claus, The MT News Media. Journalist (Deborah R. Jones). Female TV Reporter (Lana Underwood). Reporter (Cynthia Riser). Ring Announcer (Aaron Beelner). 184900 1979 Year Zero: Silent Death of Cambodia, The DT Reporter (John Pilger). 184901 1991 Yearbook T SV 82 Episode 6-22-91. News Media 184902 2008 Yearly Harvest: True Story of Christmas, A N Callaway, Ryan Reporter Jin Duyen is assigned to do a story on the origins of Christmas’ many traditions. After some research, she traces them back to Selah, a remote town in the Midwest and travels there to dig for the truth. A private investigator from a nearby town is there looking into several cases of missing children, which have gone unsolved. Oddly, the residents of Selah aren’t caught up in the festivities that the rest of the world is celebrating. Jin and the female PI soon discover Christmas holds a much darker meaning here -- one that pitches them into the very terror that has held Selah captive for ears. 184903 1918 Years for Rachel, The N Ruck, Bertha (Oliver-Roberta) Newspaperwoman-Narrator is Miss Brook -- "She can't write, but she can see and she can reproduce it like a film record and a gramophone rolled into one." Works for newspaper., I am Miss Brook from The Morning Mail 184904 1997 Yeh boon saam dim chung MF Hong Kong Reporter (Theresa Lee). 184905 1984 Yeh Desh MF Reporter (Dinesh Hingoo). 184906 1987 Yeh Who Manzil To Nahin MF India Journalist Savita (Susmita Mukherjee - The Journalist). 184907 2001 Yeh Zindagi Ka Safar MF India Reporter Jay “Jai” Bharadwaj (Jimmy Shergill) and Owner Dada (Rajpal Yaday) of the struggling newspaper Adarsh Times, publish an exclusive story about a Hindi pop-star being born in an orphanage. She is shocked when she reads the story and her widowed businessman father instructs his lawyers to file a defamation suit against the owner, known as Dada, and the journalist. Dada and Jai are apologetic but the story turns out to be true. The pop-star wants to find her biological parents and enlists Jai’s help. They travel to Ooty where they meet a Catholic priest who refuses to divulge any information to them. A nun turns out to be her biological mother, but she rejects her and tells her to go back to her adopted father. The pop-star and Jai obviously develop an affinity towards each other seeing that Jai is the one that revealed something quite important about her life and her story is what has given Jai his big break. 184908 2003 Yeladim Mi'Givat Napoleon, Ha- TF Israel. Series. Photographer (Tal Bahar). 184909 1992 Yellow N Lynch, Daniel Caplice Publishers Joseph Pulitzer's New York World and William Randolph Hearst's New York Journal. Writer Ambrose Bierce narrator. Frederic Remington and Richard Harding Davis. 184910 1953 Yellow Balloon, The M Newspaper Seller (Hilda Barry). 184911 1943 Yellow Canary M Newspaper Seller at Railway Station (Madge Brindley). 184912 1963 Yellow Canary, The M Reporter (Charles Keane) 184913 1936 Yellow Cargo M Reporter. Bobbie Reynolds (Eleanor Hunt) pretends to be a newspaper reporter for the Morning Dispatch with her photographer sidekick "Bulb" Callahan (Vince Barnett), but is really FBI agent. Both are captured, taken to crooks' hideout. When police arrive, Reynolds admits she's a federal agent. 184914 2003 Yellow Dog N Ames, Martin Reporter Clint Smoker, a scabrous journalist for a lurid tabloid called The Morning Lark, is a flatulent, nose-picking male id, a hairball with a brain. Clint is poorly endowed and this lack accounts for his hatred and resentments and powers his literary persona as a champion of working-class male cretins and a tireless slanderer of women. Rape victims, for Clint, are always asking for it, merely by waking up female and attractive. Their molesters are guilty of nothing but having red blood. His ravings are blunt, declarative and infectious. He is a full-blown, turbocharged grotesque. Smoker represents the tabloids, a porno-craving hack, a "high-IQ moron" who lives in a place called Foulness and really needs a date. 184915 1973 Yellow Dog M UK Photographer, Life (Grahame Mallard). 184916 2007 Yellow Face P Hwang, David Henry New York Times reporter interview the protagonist, a playwright named David Henry Hwang and the reporter’s covert racism becomes the inspiration for Hwang’s next play. Whenever his name comes up, there is a loud beep and a voiceover that says, “Name omitted on advice of counsel.” In the second act, a front-page story in the Times on May 12, 1999, reports that federal officials were investigating the source of tens of millions of dollars that had been transferred from the Central Bank of China into a California bank founded by Hwang’s father, Henry. No charges were ever brought in the case. In the play and more directly in a column in May in the Los Angeles Times, Hwang suggests that the Times’ coverage of his father was influenced by prejudice. He links it to the investigation of the nuclear scientist Wen Ho Lee, which was going on at the same time. “To what extent,” Hwang asks in the Los Angeles Times’ column, “were the reporters who broke these stories influenced, however unconsciously, by the template of Asians as perpetual foreigners?” He argues that since journalists are often biased, the privileging of “true stories” over fiction is misplaced. “Sometimes,” he wrote, “it is fiction that actually reveals the truth. How much truth and how much fiction are in Hwang’s characterization of the reporter whose name is so conspicuously omitted in the play? 184917 1966 Yellow Fever N Larteguy, J Press 184918 1959 Yellow Ford N Fullerton, A. Press 184919 1990 Yellow Gardenia N Mancini, Anthony News Media 184920 1999 Yellow Jack N Russell, Josh Daguerrotypist 184921 1905 Yellow Journalist, A N USC Michelson, Miriam Reporter Rhoda Massey for the San Francisco News has to overcome being treated like a newswoman freak. First novel by an American woman about a woman journalist. Episodes about a San Francisco reporter's escapades. 184922 1922 Yellow Men and Gold M AFI-Authors Writer 184923 1965 Yellow Rolls-Royce, The M DVD -R HQ 5845, 5846, 5847. L AFI-Photographers. MacLaine Photographer Stefano (Alain Delon) 184924 1983 Yellow Rose, The: Chapter III: When Honor Dies T Rosebrook, Jeb. John Wilder. Michael Zinberg Episode #2. 10-22-1983. Series 10-2-1983 to 5-12-1984 Article attacking the Rose was written by Juliette (Deborah Shelton). 184925 1983 Yellow Rose, The: Chapter VII: Moving Targets T Rosebrook, Jeb. John Wilder Episode #6. 11-19-1983 News Media 184926 1935 Yellow Sheet P MLPL Johnson, R.E. Index-One Act, 1932-40 - 812.08 Y39 Yellow Sheet 184927 1918 Yellow Ticket, The M AFI-Journalists - Ness Book American Journalist Julian Rolfe (Milton Sills) helps a Jewish woman and writes a series of articles attacking Russia based on the information she gives him. She is targeted by the secret police. Reporter rescues her after she kills a member of the secret police. 184928 1931 Yellow Ticket, The M VHS 5238 Journalist Julian Rolfe (Laurence Olivier) of the Consolidated Press writes a series of articles for the British and American newspapers exposing conditions in Russia. 184929 2003 Yes Men, The T Chicago News Reporter (Phil Bayly). 184930 1982 Yes Minister: Bed of Nails, The T Episode #19. 12-9-1982 News Media. Jim accepts an unpopular position pushing a national transportation bill desired by Number 10, but opposed by everyone else, especially Sir Humphrey. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184931 1980 Yes Minister: Big Brother T Episode #4. 3-17-1980 News Media. 1st Interviewer (Robert McKenzie). 2nd TV Interviewer (Frederick Jaeger). When the government is planning to introduce a national database, Jim wants to bring in safe guards. But Sir Humphrey stalls until with some help from the opposition, Jim gets his way. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184932 1982 Yes Minister: Challenge, The T Episode #16. 11-18-1982 BBC Director of Policy (Murray Watson). TV Interview Floor Manager (Frank Tregear). When Jim tackles local council administration and civil defense, he runs afoul of a BBC Interviewer. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184933 1981 Yes Minister: Compassionate Society, The T Episode #8. 2-23-1981. Series 2-25-1980 to 7-17-1984 Reporter (Lindy Alexander). BBC Newsreader (Robert Dougall). Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. When Jim learns that a brand new hospital still has no medical staff, but hundreds of civil servants working there, he proposes that half of the civil servants be sacked and use the money saved to open wards with medical staff. 184934 1981 Yes Minister: Death List, The T Episode #10. 3-9-1981 News Media. Newspaper Reporter Walter Fowler (Ivor Roberts). When Jim learns that when in opposition he was bugged by the Secret Service, he decides to bring legislation to curb the bugging. However, he finds out that he is on the death list of a group of terrorists and the best way to find them is by bugging the phone lines. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184935 1981 Yes Minister: Devil You Know, The T Episode #12. 3-23-1981 News Media. When Jim is betrayed by a Cabinet colleague over his plans to bring in jobs for British workers, he thinks about leaving Westminster and becoming a European Commissioner. But when Sir Humphrey learns who his replacement will be, he tries to change Jim's mind. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184936 1981 Yes Minister: Doing the Honours T Episode #9. 3-2-1981 News Media. When Jim learns that he can block civil servant's honours, he blackmails them into cutting their budgets, but when he hears that he might be in line for an honorary degree, he has to back down. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184937 1980 Yes Minister: Economy Drive, The T Episode #3. 3-10-1980 Reporter (Frank Tregear). Photographer (Norman Tipton). Jim Hacker is determined to reduce the Civil Service, but he is frustrated by Sir Humphrey and the only numbers he can alter are the numbers of tea ladies. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. 184938 1982 Yes Minister: Equal Opportunities T Episode #15. 11-11-1982 Newspaper Girl (Talla Hayes). Jim decides to promote more women to high civil service positions despite Sir Humphrey's opposition. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. 184939 1981 Yes Minister: Greasy Pole, The T Episode #11. 3-16-1981. BBC Reporter (Lindy Alexander). Jim has the chance of creating jobs and saving a chemical company, when they are offered the chance to manufacture a highly dangerous chemical, but when the news gets out that it might be too dangerous, he has to back down. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. 184940 1980 Yes Minister: Jobs for the Boys T Episode #7. 4-7-1980 BBC Editor (Charles McKeown). BBC Interviewer (John D. Collins). Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. Jim goes on radio to support the "Solihull Project," a government union, and private enterprise building scheme, that he has inherited from the last administration. Unknown to him the project is close to bankruptcy. Sir Humphrey hopes to save the deal by offering a "Quango" to the director of the bank involved. 184941 1982 Yes Minister: Middle Class Rip Off, The T Episode #21. 12-23-1982 News Media. John and Sir Humphrey collide when Jim acts as an MP to sell an art gallery and museum in his district to support a popular local soccer club. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184942 1982 Yes Minister: Moral Dimension, The T Episode #18. 12-2-1982 Press Secretary Bill Pritchard (Antony Carrick). Jim is forced to back down about exposing bribery used to obtain a lucrative foreign contract when Bernard allows a valuable vase from a foreign government to be undervalued so Mrs. Hacker can keep it. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184943 1980 Yes Minister: Official Visit, The T Episode #2. 3-3-1980 Press Secretary Bill Pritchard (Antony Carrick). Newsreader (Robert Dougall). When the leader of an African country is killed in a coup, his successor, who is an old friend of Jim's, comes in his place. They negotiate a 50 million pound deal to help buy oil exploration equipment. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184944 1980 Yes Minister: Open Government T Episode #1 2-25-1980. Series 2-25-1980 to 7-17-1984 BBC PM Producer (Fraser Kerr). Open Government is the viewers' first glimpse into the inner workings of the Department of Administrative Affairs. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184945 1984 Yes Minister: Party Games T Episode #23. 12-17-1984. News Media. Reporter (Roger Davidson). Reporter (Roger Ostime). Reporter (Martyn Read). Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. Sir Humphrey leaves the Department of Administrative Affairs and becomes Cabinet Secretary. During the Christmas break the Home Secretary is arrested for drinking driving and has to resign. Then the Prime Minister also resigns so the party has to look for a compromise candidate. 184946 1981 Yes Minister: Quality of Life, The T Episode #13. 3-30-1981 BBC Producer (Roger Martin). Sir Humphrey uses Jim's promise to keep a popular city farm project open to get special permission for an additional nine floors on a proposed skyscraper. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184947 1981 Yes Minister: Question of Loyalty, A T Episode #14. 4-6-1981 News Media. Jim and Sir Humphrey pass the buck to protect each other when they appear before a select committee investigating charges of waste in Hacker's ministry, until Jim's higher loyalties are called upon. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184948 1980 Yes Minister: Right To Know, The T Episode #6. 3-31-1980 News Media. Jim faces a rebellion at home and in the office over the removal of protected status from a budget habitat, while he tries to circumvent Sir Humphrey's efforts to keep him ignorant of things. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184949 1982 Yes Minister: Short Episode T Episode #22. 1-4-1984 News Media. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher stars as the PM in this special episode co-written by Thatcher herself. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184950 1982 Yes Minister: Skeleton in the Cupboard, The (aka Skeleton in the Closet, The) T Episode #17. 11-25-1982 Reporter Alex Andrews (Donald Gee). Jim uses a costly mistake from Sir Humphrey's past to escape chastising an efficient local council for being late with their paperwork. This once again causes another dispute between the two. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. 184951 1982 Yes Minister: Whiskey Priest, The T Episode #20. 12-16-1982 News Media. Jim faces opposition from all sides when he learns that British munitions have been sold to terrorist groups and he decides to start an inquiry into how it happened. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184952 1980 Yes Minister: Writing on the Wall, The T Episode #5. 3-24-1980 News Media. A rumor starts that Jim's department is about to be axed. So with help from Sir Humphrey, they try and defeat the Prime Minister's plans. Endless battles between the Government in the form of a brand new Cabinet Minister, Jim Hacker, and the Civil Service of his department run by Sir Humphrey Appleby. Stuck in the middle of it all is civil servant Bernard Whooley. The Right Honorable James (Jim) Hacker MP (Minister of Parliament) has just been given the department after his party has swept to power in Britain. He is a politician's politician and he is soon to meet a civil servant's civil servant. From here the ride will get a little bumpy as political agendas and bureaucratic red tape collide head on. 184953 1997 Yes Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus NJ Szekeres, Cyndy. Based on Francis P. Church story. New York Newspaper Editor answers a question from Virginia O’Hanlon, a young cat who asks the newspaper about the existence of Santa Claus and receives an answer from the paper’s editor that reaffirms the spirit of Christmas. In 1897, the editor of the New York Sun received a letter from Virginia O’Hanlon asking if there really was a Santa Claus. In this version, Virginia is a cute yellow cat in a bright red dress with yellow hair ribbons and little blue earrings on her pointed ears. Virginia and the audience learn about the true spirit of Christmas and what Santa Claus represents to the children of the world. Here is the famous response, this time to young cat’s heartfelt question: “Is there a Santa Claus?” 184954 1986 Yes, Prime Minister: Bishop's Gambit, The T Episode #7. 2-20-1986 News Media. Jim has to choose a new bishop but doesn't like either the Church or Sir Humphrey's choices. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184955 1987 Yes, Prime Minister: Conflict of Interest, A T Episode #12. 12-24-1987 News Media. Hacker and Sir Humphrey clash over the appointment of the governor of the Bank of England and the cover-up of a banking scandal in the City. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184956 1987 Yes, Prime Minister: Diplomatic Incident, A T Episode #11. 12-17-1987 News Media. Jim uses the occasion of his predecessor's state funeral to negotiate with the French over the conditions of the channel tunnel. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184957 1986 Yes, Prime Minister: Grand Design T Episode #1. 1-9-1986. Series 1-9-1986 to 1-28-1988. Sequel to "Yes Minister." Press Secretary Malcolm Warren (Barry Stanton). The New Prime Minister, Jim Hacker, gets a frightening briefing on Britain's inability to defend itself. A conversation with his Chief Scientific Advisor proves fruitful. Hacker comes up with a solution in which he cancels the Trident nuclear missile delivery and channels all of the money into conventional forces but reintroducing conscription. Simultaneously he solves Britain's defence, unemployment and education problems. The Civil Service and the military establishment are appalled and its Sir Humphrey to the rescue. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184958 1986 Yes, Prime Minister: Key, The T Episode #4. 1-30-1986 News Media. Office politics take precedence over national issues when Sir Humphrey and Bernard fall out with each other after Jim tries to restrict Sir Humphrey's access to No. 10 Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184959 1987 Yes, Prime Minister: Man Overboard T Episode #9. 12-3-1987 News Media. Sir Humphrey makes Jim suspicious of the Minister of Employment when he needs the PM's support in opposing a plan to shift military personnel from the south to the north of England. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184960 1986 Yes, Prime Minister: Ministerial Broadcast T Episode #2. 1-16-1986 Press Secretary Malcolm Warren (Barry Stanton). TV Producer (John Wells). TV Assistant (Carolyn Lyster). Jim is coached in the world of show business as he prepares to address the nation on his defence policy. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184961 1988 Yes, Prime Minister: National Education Service T Episode #15. 1-8-1988 News Media. Sir Humphrey faces a conflict of interest when Hacker devises a plan to improve educational standards by abolishing the Department of Education and Science. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184962 1987 Yes, Prime Minister: Official Secrets T Episode #10. 12-10-1987 Press Secretary Bill Pritchard (Anthony Carrick. Newspaper Editor Derek Burnham (Denis Lill). Jim considers approving the publication of his predecessor's memoirs, but it becomes a plumber's nightmare as a series of leaks spring up. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184963 1986 Yes, Prime Minister: One of Us T Episode #8. 2-27-1986 Newscaster (Martin Muncaster). Hacker threatens to place Sir Humphrey on leave while a security inquiry looks into why he cleared a confessed Soviet spy many years earlier, so Sir Humphrey retaliates with a dog in distress in Salisbury plain. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184964 1988 Yes, Prime Minister: Patron of the Arts, A T Episode #14. 1-1-1988 News Media. Sir Humphrey works against Hacker over the issues of funding the National Theater when the PM asks for help containing criticism from the Theater's director. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184965 1987 Yes, Prime Minister: Power To the People T Episode #13. 12-31-1987 News Media. Sir Humphrey makes a very strange ally out of the formidable Agnes Moorhouse, a radical political reformer from a London council, in his efforts to stop Hacker's plans to make local government more democratic. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184966 1986 Yes, Prime Minister: Real Partnership, A T Episode #5. 2-13-1986 News Media. Sir Humphrey tries to get his scheduled pay raise even though increases for MPs have been put on hold for budgetary reasons. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184967 1986 Yes, Prime Minister: Smoke Screen, The T Episode #3. 1-23-1986 News Media. Jim favors abolishing smoking through heavy taxation but runs into strong opposition from the tobacco industry and the Treasury Department. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184968 1988 Yes, Prime Minister: Tangled Web, The T Episode #16. 1-28-1988 Interviewer (Ludivoc Kennedy). Sir Humphrey has to decide if he will support the PM or inform Parliament when Hacker denies knowledge of a wiretap authorized by his office without his knowledge. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184969 1986 Yes, Prime Minister: Victory for Democracy, A T Episode #6. 2-13-1986 News Media. Jim must take action to avert a Marxist takeover of a Commonwealth island nation despite the efforts of the Foreign Office to keep him ignorant. Continuing battles between Jim Hacker, who is now Prime Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby who has been promoted to Cabinet Secretary. 184970 2009 Yes, Virginia C DVD -R HQ 11675 Editor Francis Pharcellus Church (Alfred Molina - Voice) of the New York Sun writes an editorial, “Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus” in response to a young girl named Virginia O’Hanlon (Beatrice Miller - Voice) who at the behest of her father, Dr. Philip O’Hanlon (Neil Patrick Harris - Voice) wrote a letter to the New York Sun. The letter read: “Dear Editor. I am 8 years old. Some of my little friends say there is no Santa Claus. Papa says, ‘If you see it in The Sun, it’s so.’ Please tell me the truth: Is there a Santa Claus?” Scraggly Santa (Michael Buscemi) who used to work for the Sun as a copy editor-headline writer makes sure Church answers the letter after the editor throws it away. 184971 1991 Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus C SV 118 Animated version Editor of the New York Sun Francis Church responds to a letter written by an 8-year-old girl. 184972 1990 Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus MT SVD 618 DeCrowl, Val, Andrew J. Fenady (Teleplay) Ness Book Editorial Writer Francis Church (Charles Bronson) for the New York Sun is mourning his wife's death and has become a drunk. Editor Edward P. Mitchell (Ed Asner) says even when he's drunk, he's still the best newspaperman on his or any other paper. Paper's society reporter tries to help Church. She barges into the pub even though only men are allowed inside. Tells him she was inspired by one of his lectures -- only one of three women in the class. The other two got married. When he's too drunk to finish an article, she does it for him. Rival reporter from The Chronicle lets on he knows she wrote the article. Church later punches the reporter out in the pub. Church tries to commit suicide, but the editor talks him out of it. Editor assigns Church to respond to the Santa Claus letter written by Virginia telling him that 100 years from now children will still be asking the question and he will have written the answer. Church agrees to go on the wagon and produces the editorial. Father's faith in the newspaper inspires Virginia to write to The Sun. Reporter (Andrew J. Fenady). 184973 1974 Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Clause C Animated Version Editor of New York Sun Francis Church. Narrator (Jim Backus) 184974 2007 Yes! PrettyCure 5 C Komur, Toshiaki Japan. 2007-2008. Produced by Toei Animation studios. Animax, TV Asahi, Asahi Broadcasting Corporation networks. Anime series; action anime; comedy anime; magical girl anime High School Newspaper Editor Mika Masuko is a second-year student in the high school. She is editor in chief of the school paper, Cinq Lumieres Tsushin. She tends to appropriate the paper for her own personal interests. Her name is a pun of masukomi, which translates to mass communications/media. Mika always gets close to the scoop on the Pretty Cures, but she always gets distracted by a male named Nuts and ends up filling the paper with stories about him and confining all her Pretty Cures stories get cut to accommodate for the Nuts stories. 184975 2005 Yesterday in Blood and Bone N Bracken, Michael Novella in collection of short stories Reporter Dan Fox covers city hall in an unnamed city and digs into a double murder -- of an older colleague facing retirement and looking desperately for one final hurrah, and of a powerful, likable alderman with a shady past. Veteran newspaper reporter Benjamin "Bucky" Weaver and the alderman are killed and Fox finds himself searching deep into the past to discover how the two men were connected and why someone would want them dead. In the process, Fox leans about prejudice, 1950s justice and how the power of the press is sometimes embodied in the things that aren't said. 184976 1965 Yesterday Machine, The M Maker, Russ (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter (James Britton) is approached by sister of college woman who disappears after her boyfriend is shot while on their way to a football game. They encounter Confederate soldiers in woods. Reporter and sister discover time machine being used by crazy Nazi scientist in the hope of reviving Hitler and the Third Reich. 184977 1961 Yesterday Was Doomsday N Horbach, Michael Journalist in Germany during the Hungarian revolution of 1956 suffers war-damaged kidneys, alcoholism. 184978 1963 Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Ieri, Oggi e Domani): Adelina, Anna. M AFI-Authors. "Adelina" and "Anna" are two three stories. News Media. Adelina sells black-market cigarettes in Naples, is married to the unemployed Carmine and faces a jail sentence. She can avoid it as long as she's pregnant. Several years and seven children later, Carmine is exhausted, so jail looks inescapable as does her contempt for Carmine. In Milan, Anna drives a Rolls, is bored and picks up a writer. She talks dreamily of running off with him until he dents her car. That gets her emotional attention. Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni play the women and men in the three stories. 184979 1959 Yesterday's Enemy M Newman, Peter R. (Television Play and Screenplay) UK - Ness Book War Correspondent Max (Leo McKern) becomes trapped along with group of soldiers in the Burmese jungle. Conflict faced by commander as he first tortures a captured Burmese villager who refuses to give him information. Later, he finds himself being subjected to same tortures he inflicted on villager when he and his men are captured by the Japanese. He has to decide whether to sacrifice his own men to prevent Japanese from getting secret information. Commander refuses to talk under torture and he and his men are killed. 184980 1979 Yesterday's Heroes M TV Interviewer-Commentator (John Motson) 184981 1940 Yesterday's Heroes M Reporters (Hamilton MacFadden, Imboden Parrish). Announcers (M.J. Frankovich, Don Forbes). 184982 1989 Yesterday's News: Novel of Suspense, A NM OWN - H Healy, Jeremiah Reporter Jane Rust, a brash, jittery young reporter found dead in her apartment. 184983 1967 Yesterday’s Papers MUS Rolling Stones Newspapers. “Every day means the turn of a page. Yesterday’s papers are such bad news. Same thing applies to me and you.” 184984 1977 Yesterday's Witness -- A Tribute to the American Newsreel M L Documentary 184985 1973 Yhden miehen sota MF News Photographer (Timo Linnasalo). TV Commentator (Matti Kuortti). 184986 1995 Yi qian ling yi ye zhi meng zhong ren MF TV Commentator (Spencer Lam) 184987 1996 Yi tan zhao yao jing zhi ying shao ming ce (aka Rebekah) MF Hong Kong News Media cover rumors that movie stars are involved in prostitution. One starlet, who is hounded by rumors and mudslingers alleging she is involved in some sort of scandal involving prostituting actresses, tries to avoid the media’s unfair reports, the untrue comments. Her relatives and friends’ ill treatment toward her makes her see how cold the world can be. In a rage, she decides to appear in person to expose the entire scandal. 184988 2004 Ylen hyva: Akoulutus voittaa! TF Finland Reporter (Kari Mokko - Himself). Reporter (Rita Strommer - Herself). Reporter (Rauli Virtanen - Himself). 184989 2004 Yo puta (aka The Life, The Life: What’s Your Pleasure, Whore) M Pisano, Isabel (Novel) Journalist Elisabeth is interviewing prostitutes, porn stars and gigolos for her latest book. Based in Los Angeles, she travels the world interviewing dozens of prostitutes ranging from call-girls, streetwalkers, even male and female gigolos. 184990 1967 Yo Yo M AFI-Television TV 184991 1999 YO! N Alvarez, Julia Journalist-Writer Yolanda has infuriated her whole family by publishing intimate details of their lives as fiction. 184992 1991 Yodha MF India Journalist Chandrakant (Shafi Inamdar) uses his reporting skills to expose and unmask a justice known as “Daga” in the underworld. Chandrakant comes across evidence against Daga, but before he can publish it he is arrested for possession of arms and drugs and put into prison. Before his trial starts, he is found dead in the cell. Chandrakant’s son is a lawyer who crusades for truth, fairness and justice. His son knows that the jailer and another thug is responsible for his father’s death and wants to prosecute them, but evidence shows Chandrakant committed suicide by taking poison. His son loses complete faith in the judicial system and resigns from the profession swearing to find his father’s killers. 184993 1978 Yogi's Space Race T C. Yogi Bear Announcer: Gary Owens 184994 2005 Yokai daisenso MF Japan Editor (Shiro Sano - Sata's Editor). Shojo, the Kirin Heerald (Masaomi Kondo). 184995 1942 Yokel Boy M Woman Reporter (Betty Blythe). Reporter (Cyril Ring). 184996 1977 Yokoi shoichi: guamu-to 28 nen no nazo o ou MTF Interviewer (Nagisa Oshima) 184997 1962 Yosei Gorasu MF Reporter (Koji Uno) 184998 1947 Yottsu no koi no monogatari MF Japan - Four Love Stories Newspaper Sales Woman (Chieko Takehisa - Episode 2) 184999 1986 You Again? Strike, The T Episode #26. Reporter (April Ortiz). 185000 1986 You Again?: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Traffic Lights T Episode #9. Reporter (Bill Sehres). 185001 2005 You and Your Stupid Mate M Australia Newsreader (Des Dowling). Sports Presenter (matt Dobell). 185002 1947 You Are There: R Series 1947-1950 Journalist John Daly. Appeared on radio in 1947 as CBS Is There with host John Daly taking listeners back in time with network correspondents covering historical events. 185003 1947 You Are There: Alamo, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 8-18-1947 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185004 1949 You Are There: Alexander the Great Seeks Mastery of the World -- Battle for Alexandria R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 3-13-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185005 1949 You Are There: Alexander the Great Seeks Mastery of the World -- Mutiny in India R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 3-20-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185006 1949 You Are There: Alexander the Great Seeks Mastery of the World -- Peace Offer, The R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 3-6-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185007 1948 You Are There: Ann Hutchinson Trial, The R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 9-26-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185008 1947 You Are There: Assassination of Abraham Lincoln R YAT Disc 1. CDR Episode. 7-7-1947 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185009 1949 You Are There: Assassination of Caesar R CDR Episode. 4-24-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185010 1948 You Are There: Assassination of Julius Caesar, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 2-15-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185011 1947 You Are There: Battle of Gettysburg R CDR Episode. 10-21-1947 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185012 1948 You Are There: Battle of Gettysburg R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 2-22-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185013 1948 You Are There: Battle of Hastings, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 6-6-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185014 1948 You Are There: Battle of Plassey, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 4-18-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185015 1949 You Are There: Bombardment of Fort Sumter, The R YAT Disc 2, CDR Episode. 5-22-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185016 1948 You Are There: Burr-Hamilton Duel, The (First Half Only) R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 1-11-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185017 1949 You Are There: Capture of John Wilkes Booth, The R YAT Disc 2. CDR Episode. 6-5-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185018 1950 You Are There: Charge of the Light Brigarde, The R YAT Disc 3 Episode. 2-19-1950 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185019 1949 You Are There: Charlemagne R YAT Disc 3 Episode. 12-25-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185020 1949 You Are There: Colonel Johnson Eats the Love Apple R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 1-30-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185021 1947 You Are There: Columbus Discovers America R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 7-28-1947 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185022 1948 You Are There: Conspiracy of Cataline, The R YAT Disc 2. CDR Episode. 12-12-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185023 1949 You Are There: Death of Montezuma R CDR Episode. 5-1-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185024 1948 You Are There: Death of Socrates, The R YAT Disc 1. CDR Episode. 3-14-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185025 1948 You Are There: Declaration of Independence, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 3-21-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185026 1947 You Are There: Defeat of the Spanish Armada, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 8-11-1947 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185027 1947 You Are There: Defense of the Alamo R CDR Episode. 8-18-1947 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185028 1947 You Are There: Drake Defeats Spanish Armada R CDR Episode. 8-4-1947 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185029 1948 You Are There: Dreyfus Case, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 2-8-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185030 1948 You Are There: Election of Thomas Jefferson, The R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 10-31-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185031 1948 You Are There: Execution of Joan of Arc R CDR Episode. 2-29-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185032 1949 You Are There: Execution of Mary Queen of Scotts R CDR Episode. 4-3-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185033 1948 You Are There: Execution of Maximillian, The R CDR Episode. 12-05-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185034 1948 You Are There: Execution of Maximillian, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 5-23-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185035 1948 You Are There: Fall of Troy, The R YAT Disc 1. CDR Episode. 4-25-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185036 1948 You Are There: First Battle of Bull Run, The R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 10-3-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185037 1948 You Are There: Hanging of Captain Kidd, The R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 12-19-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185038 1949 You Are There: Impeachment of Andrew Johnson R CDR Episode. 2-27-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185039 1948 You Are There: Impeachment of Andrew Johnson, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185040 1948 You Are There: Joan of Arc Is Burned At the Stake R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 2-29-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185041 1947 You Are There: Last Day of Pompeii, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 8-25-1947 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185042 1948 You Are There: Lee and Grant at Appomattox R YAT Disc 2. CDR Episode. 11-7-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185043 1949 You Are There: Lexington, Concord and Marion's Corners R YAT Disc 2. CDR Episode. 5-15-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185044 1947 You Are There: Listening Years, The R YAT Disc 1. CDR Episode. 11-6-1947. Special Broadcast for National Radio Week Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185045 1948 You Are There: Mary, Queen of Scotts R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 6-27-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185046 1948 You Are There: Monitor and Merrimac, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 4-4-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185047 1948 You Are There: Monitor vs. Merrimac R CDR Episode. 12-26-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185048 1949 You Are There: Mutiny in the Continental Army R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 1-16-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185049 1948 You Are There: Napoleon Recaptured and Exiled R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 11-14-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185050 1947 You Are There: Napoleon Returns From Elba R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 12-7-1947 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185051 1950 You Are There: New Amsterdam R YAT Disc 3 Episode. 1-22-1950 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185052 1948 You Are There: Oklahoma Land Run, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 3-7-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185053 1949 You Are There: Ordeal of Savonarola, The R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 2-20-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185054 1949 You Are There: Perry's Dash to the North Pole R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 4-10-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185055 1948 You Are There: Philadelphia July 4, 1775 R CDR Episode. 3-21-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185056 1948 You Are There: Ratification of the U.S. Constitution R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 9-19-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185057 1947 You Are There: Sailing Of The Mayflower, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 12-21-1947 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185058 1949 You Are There: Sentencing of Charles I, The R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 1-9-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185059 1949 You Are There: Siege at Leiden, The R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 5-29-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185060 1948 You Are There: Signing of the Magna Carta R YAT Disc 1. CDR Episode. 1-18-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185061 1950 You Are There: Stamp Act Rebellion, The R YAT Disc 3 Episode. 3-19-1950 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185062 1947 You Are There: Storming of the Bastille R CDR Episode. 7-14-1947 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185063 1947 You Are There: Storming of the Bastille, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 7-14-1947 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185064 1948 You Are There: Surrender of Sitting Bull R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 5-2-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185065 1950 You Are There: Thermopolae R YAT Disc 3 Episode. 4-16-1950 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185066 1949 You Are There: Tom Thumb R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 11-27-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185067 1948 You Are There: Toussaint L'Overture Liberates Haiti R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 5-30-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185068 1949 You Are There: Trial of Burr, The R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 10-30-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185069 1949 You Are There: Trial of Charles I R CDR Episode. 1-9-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185070 1948 You Are There: Trial of Marie Antoinette, The R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 10-17-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185071 1949 You Are There: Trial of Peter Zenger, The R YAT Disc 2 Episode. 2-6-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185072 1949 You Are There: Trial of Samuel Chase, The R YAT Disc 2. CDR Episode. 5-8-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185073 1949 You Are There: Trial Run of Tom Thumb Seam Locomotive R CDR Episode. 11-27-1949 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185074 1953 You Are There: TV: T Series 2-1-1953 to 6-9-1957 Correspondent-Host Walter Cronkite (1953-1957). CBS News Reporters, in modern-day suits, would report on key events in American and World History portrayed in dramatic recreations. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." Reporters Todd Hunter (1953-1957), Harlow Wilcox (1953-1956), Richard Joy (1953-1957), Ned Calmer (1953-1955), Bill Leonard (1953-1955), Bill Stout (1953-1957), Winston Burdett (1953-1955), Lou Cioffi (1955), Clete Roberts (1953-1955). Reporters Grant Sewell (1953-1956), Grant Holcomb (1953-1956), Blair Clark (1956-1957), William Kenneally (1956), Don Hollenbeck (1953), Edward Morgan (1953). Correspondent Barry Atwater (1955-1956). Editor (John Alvin, 1953-1956). 185075 1971 You Are There: TV: T Series. 9-11-1971 to 5-13-1973. CBS TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185076 1953 You Are There: TV: Abdication of Napoleon, The T Episode #33. 11-8-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is March 21, 1814 and you are there to watch Napoleon give up power and go into exile. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185077 1953 You Are There: TV: Assassination of Julius Caesar, The T Episode #6. 3-8-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is March 15, 44 B.C. The place is Rome and you are there for the assassination of Julius Caesar. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185078 1955 You Are There: TV: Assassination of Julius Caesar, The T Episode #104. 5-29-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is March 15, 44 B.C. and the Ides of March are here and you are there to watch the assassination of Emperor Julius Caesar in ancient Rome. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185079 1953 You Are There: TV: Attack on Pearl Harbor, The T Episode #37. 12-6-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is December 7, 1941 and you are there to watch the Japanese Navy send a strike force to Naval Station Pearl Harbor. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." Correspondent-Host-Narrator Walter Cronkite. Reporters (Grant Sewell, Todd Hunter, Richard Joy, Harlow Wilcox). Newscaster (Hayden Rorke). Editor (John Alvin). 185080 1956 You Are There: TV: Attempt to Assassinate Theodore Roosevelt T Episode #147. 6-2-1957 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is October 14, 1912 to witness an attempt to assassinate Theodore Roosevelt. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185081 1957 You Are There: TV: Bank Holiday Crisis of March 6, 1933, The T Episode #148. 6-9-1957. Final episode of the series TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there to witness the events of that March day in 1933 for the bank holiday crisis. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185082 1955 You Are There: TV: Bannister Wins the Mile Run T Episode #116. 11-20-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is August 7, 1954. The place Vancouver, British Columbia. The world waits to see who will win this race, Roger Bannister or Jake Landy. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185083 1954 You Are There: TV: Battle of Gibraltar, The T Episode #80. 12-5-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is July 24, 1704 and you are there to witness the Battle of Gibraltar. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185084 1956 You Are There: TV: Benedict Arnold's Plot Against West Point T Episode #122. 1-1-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is September 23, 1780. The place West Point and you are there to witness Benedict Arnold's plot against West Point. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185085 1956 You Are There: TV: Benjamin Franklin's Kite Experiment T Episode #133. 5-13-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is June 15, 1752 and you are there to witness Benjamin Franklin's kite experiment. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185086 1956 You Are There: TV: Berlin Airlift T Episode #128. 3-25-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there to witness Berlin's Templehof Airport and the beginning of the Berlin Airlift. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185087 1955 You Are There: TV: Birth of Modern Boxing, The T Episode #106. 6-12-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is September 7, 1892. The place is the New Orleans Olympic Club and you are there to watch the birth of modern boxing. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185088 1953 You Are There: TV: Birth of the National Anthem, The T Episode #27. 9-27-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is a September day in 1814 and you are there as Francis Scott Key scribbles down a poem that becomes a hymn and a national anthem. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185089 1955 You Are There: TV: Boston Massacre, The T Episode #110. 10-2-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is March 5, 1770. The place is Boston and you are there to witness the Boston Massacre. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185090 1953 You Are There: TV: Boston Tea Party, The T Episode #3. 2-15-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The year is December, 19773 and you are there for the Boston Tea Party. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185091 1954 You Are There: TV: Burgoyne's Surrender at Saratoga T Episode #51. 3-21-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there at the Saratoga Campaign during the American Revolution to witness the surrender of British Major General John Burgoyne. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185092 1954 You Are There: TV: Burning of Rome, The T Episode #74. 10-24-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is July, 64 A.D. and you are there to witness the burning of the great city as Emperor Nero plays his lute as Rome burns. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185093 1953 You Are There: TV: Burning of the Alamo, The T Episode #22. 6-28-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is March 6, 1836. You are there to watch the Mexican Army set fire to the Alamo. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185094 1954 You Are There: TV: Cabinet Crisis over Peggy Eaton, The T Episode #81. 12-12-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is April, 1830 and you are there to witness what is known in history as the Eaton affair - the cabinet crisis over Peggy Eaton. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185095 1953 You Are There: TV: Capture of Jesse James, The T Episode #2. 2-8-1953. TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there for the capture of Jesse James (James Dean). "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185096 1953 You Are There: TV: Capture of John Dillinger, The T Episode #4. 2-22-1953. Directed by John Frankenheimer TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. On this date, they take you on an FBI hunt to catch one of the most famous bank robbers of all time. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185097 1953 You Are There: TV: Capture of John Wilkes Booth, The T Episode #24. 9-6-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is April 26, 1865. You are there the night that President Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth and the chase that followed to capture him. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." Journalist-Narrator Walter Cronkite. Reporters (Harlow Wilcox, Ned Calmer, Todd Hunter, Bill Stout, Grant Holcomb). 185098 1955 You Are There: TV: Chicago Fire, The T Episode #119. 12-11-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The dates are October 8-9, 1871. The place Chicago and you are there for the Great Chicago Fire. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185099 1953 You Are There: TV: Christopher Columbus Sets Foot on San Salvador T Episode #29. 10-11-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is October 12, 1492 and you are there to watch Columbus discover America. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185100 1955 You Are There: TV: Completion of the First Transcontinental Railroad T Episode #96. 4-3-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is May 10, 1869 and you are there to witness the completion of the First Transcontinental Railroad. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185101 1953 You Are There: TV: Conquest of Mexico, The T Episode #10. 4-5-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is 1519 and you are there to witness the start of the Spanish conquest of Mexico lead by Explore Cortes. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185102 1953 You Are There: TV: Conquest of Yellow Fever, The T Episode #16. 5-17-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there to see how doctors formulated a plan to combat Yellow Fever. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185103 1954 You Are There: TV: Conspiracy of Catherine the Great, The T Episode #52. 3-28-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is 1762 and you are there to witness the conspiracy of Catherine the Great. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185104 1954 You Are There: TV: Court Martial of Mata Hari, The T Episode #58. 5-9-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is 1917 France and you are there for the court martial of the spy, Mata Hari. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185105 1954 You Are There: TV: Crisis of Anne Boleyn, The T Episode #64. 6-20-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is May 16, 1536. The place is England and you are there to witness the crisis of Anne Boleyn. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185106 1956 You Are There: TV: Cyprus Today T Episode #136. 7-1-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is July 1, 1956, the present and the newsmen take a look at the Island of Cyprus in the present. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185107 1955 You Are There: TV: D-Day T Episode #93. 3-6-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is June 6, 1944, D-Day and you are there to witness the day the Allied Forces took to the beaches and won the greatest victory of World War II. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." Journalist-Narrator Walter Cronkite. Reporters (Harry Marble, Ned Calmer, Bill Leonard, Lou Cioffi). 185108 1956 You Are There: TV: Daniel Webster's Sacrifice to Save the Union T Episode #144. 10-28-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is March 7, 1850 and you are there to witness Daniel Webster's sacrifice to save the United States. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185109 1953 You Are There: TV: Death of Cleopatra, The T Episode #30. 10-18-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is the year 30 B.C. The place is Egypt and you are there to watch the death of Cleopatra (Kim Stanley). "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185110 1954 You Are There: TV: Death of Rasputin, The T Episode #57. 5-2-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is December 156, 1916 and on this cold day you are there to witness the death of Rasputin in Russia. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185111 1953 You Are There: TV: Death of Socrates, The T Episode #14. 5-3-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there for the death of Socrates in Ancient Greece. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185112 1955 You Are There: TV: Death of Stonewall Jackson, The T Episode #85. 1-9-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is May 10, 1863 and you are there to witness General Stonewall Jackson dying from gun shot wounds. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185113 1956 You Are There: TV: Decatur's Raid at Tripoli T Episode #140. 9-23-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is February 16, 1804 and you are there to witness Decatur's Raid at Tripoli. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185114 1954 You Are There: TV: Decision of Robert E. Lee, The T Episode #62. 6-6-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is April 18, 1861 and you are there to witness General Lee's decision to lead the Confederate Armies and not the Union Armies into battle in the Civil War. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185115 1953 You Are There: TV: Defense of the Alamo, The T Episode #17. 5-24-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is February 1836 and a small group of Texas volunteers are defending the Alamo from a larger Mexican Army and you are there. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185116 1955 You Are There: TV: Dewey's Victory at Manila T Episode #102. 5-15-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is May 1, 1898 and you are day to witness Dewey's victory at Manila. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185117 1953 You Are There: TV: Discovery of Anesthesia, The T Episode #8. 3-22-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is October 16, 1946 and you are there to watch Dr. William Morton at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston invent a form of anesthesia. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185118 1956 You Are There: TV: Doolittle Raiders Take Off for Tokyo, The T Episode #134. 5-20-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is April 18, 1942. The place is Shangri-La and you are there to witness the Doolittle Raiders take off for Tokyo. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185119 1956 You Are There: TV: Dr. Pinel Unchains the Insane T Episode #125. 2-12-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is May 24, 1793. The place is France and you are there as Dr. Pinel unchains the insane. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185120 1953 You Are There: TV: Dreyfus Case, The T Episode #18. 5-31-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is October 15, 1894 and you are there for the start of the Alfred Dreyfus trial. Then to 1906 for its conclusion. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185121 1954 You Are There: TV: Edison's Miracle of Light T Episode #73. 10-17-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is October 21, 1879 and you are there as Inventor Thomas Editor turns on the first electric light. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185122 1955 You Are There: TV: Eli Whitney Invents the Cotton Gin T Episode #117. 11-13-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is May 27, 1793 and you are there to see Inventor Eli Whitney put his ingenious idea to work as he invents the cotton gin. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185123 1955 You Are There: TV: Emancipation Proclamation, The T Episode #98. 4-17-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is January 1, 1863 and you are there to witness President Abraham Lincoln signing the Emancipation Proclamation bill into law. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." Correspondent-Host-Narrator Walter Cronkite. Reporters (Harry Marble, Todd Hunter, Harlow Wilcox). . 185124 1954 You Are There: TV: Emergence of Jazz, The T Episode #67. 9-5-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is November 20, 1917 and you are there to watch the emergence of jazz in America. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185125 1957 You Are There: TV: End of the Dalton Gang, The T Episode #145. 5-12-1957 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there at Coffeyville, Kansas in the late 1890s to see how the Dalton Gang met their fate.. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." Journalist-Narrator Walter Cronkite. Reporters (Todd Hunter, Blair Clark, Bill Stout and Richard Joy). 185126 1953 You Are There: TV: Escape of Rudolf Hess, The T Episode #20. 6-14-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is May 11, 1941 and you are there to see how Rudolf Hess escaped Nazi Germany during World War II. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185127 1954 You Are There: TV: Execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, The T Episode #55. 4-18-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is February 8, 1587 and Mary Queen of Scots is beheaded by order of Queen Elizabeth I of England. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185128 1956 You Are There: TV: Fall of Fort Sumter, The T Episode #138. 9-2-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The month is April, 1861 and you are there to witness the Fall of Fort Sumter. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185129 1954 You Are There: TV: Fall of Parnell, The T Episode #63. 6-13-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is December 6, 1890 and you are there to witness the fall of Charles Parnell in Ireland. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185130 1953 You Are There: TV: Fall of Troy, The T Episode #39. 12-20-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is 1184 B.C. and you are there to witness the Greeks take Troy. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185131 1953 You Are There: TV: Fate of Nathan Hale, The T Episode #23. 8-30-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is September 22, 1776. You are there to see the fate of Nathan Hale. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185132 1953 You Are There: TV: Final Hours of Joan of Arc, The T Episode #5. 3-1-1953. TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is May 30, 1431. You are there for the final hours of Joan of Arc. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185133 1955 You Are There: TV: Final Performance of Sarah Bernhardt, The T Episode #101. 5-8-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is November 30, 1922 and you are there to witness the final stage performance of Sarah Bernhardt at the age of 76. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185134 1954 You Are There: TV: First Command Performance of Romeo and Juliet, The T Episode #48. 2-21-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there for the first command performance of Romeo and Juliet. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185135 1955 You Are There: TV: First Flight of the Wright Brothers, The T Episode #86. 1-16-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is December 17, 1903 and you are there to witness for the first time the Orville and Wilbur take flight. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." Journalist-Host-Narrator Walter Cronkite. Reporters (Harry Marble, Ned Calmer, Lou Cioffi, Winston Burdett). 185136 1955 You Are There: TV: First Major Use of Penicillin, The T Episode #105. 6-5-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is April 1, 1943 and you are there to witness the first use of penicillin during World War II. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185137 1953 You Are There: TV: First Moscow Purge Trials, The T Episode #26. 9-20-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is August 24, 1936. The place is Moscow and you are there to see the first Moscow Purge trials. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185138 1953 You Are There: TV: Gettysburg Address, The T Episode #36. 11-29-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is November 19, 1863 and you are there to witness President Lincoln delivering his famous speech at Gettysburg. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." Journalist-Host-Narrator Walter Cronkite. Reporters (Harry Marble, Bill Leonard, Don Hollenbeck, Edward Morgan, Winston Burdett). 185139 1953 You Are There: TV: Grant and Lee at Appomattox T Episode #32. 11-1-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is April 9, 1865. The place is Appomattox and you are there to watch the surrender of the Confederate Army. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185140 1954 You Are There: TV: Great Adventure of Marco Polo, The T Episode #72. 10-10-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The year is 1271 and you are there with Marco Polo. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185141 1956 You Are There: TV: Great Comstock Silver Strike, The T Episode #126. 2-26-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is October 29, 1873. The place Nevada and you are there to see the amazing Great Comstock Silver vein. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185142 1956 You Are There: TV: Great Diamond Fraud, The T Episode #139. 9-9-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The month is November, 1872 and you are there to witness the events surrounding the great diamond fraud. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." Editor Horace Greeley (Emmett Vogan) of the Tribune. 185143 1954 You Are There: TV: Great Moment of Haile Selassie, The T Episode #60. 5-23-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is June 30, 1936 and you are there to witness the Ethiopian Emperor's speech at the League of Nations in Geneva, Switzerland. Haile Selassie (Himself). "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185144 1955 You Are There: TV: Gunfight at the O.K. Corral, The T Episode #114. 11-6-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there in the American West and Tombstone, Arizona to witness the battle between the Earps and the Clanton Gang. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." Correspondent-Host-Narrator Walter Cronkite. Reporters (Richard (Dick) Joy, Todd Hunter, Harlow Wilcox, Clete Roberts). . 185145 1953 You Are There: TV: Hamilton-Burr Duel at Weehawken Heights, The T Episode #7. 3-15-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is in July, 1804 and you are there to watch the duel between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185146 1954 You Are There: TV: Hanging of Captain Kidd, The T Episode #47. 2-14-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is May 23, 1701 and you are there to witness one of the most famous pirates, Captain Kidd, go to the gallows. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185147 1955 You Are There: TV: Hatfield-McCoy Feud, The T Episode #94. 3-20-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is January 1, 1888 and you are there at the start of the family feud that would last generations. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185148 1956 You Are There: TV: Heroism of Clara Barton, The T Episode #123. 1-8-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is September 17, 1862. The place is a Civil War battle field and you are there to witness the heroism of Nurse Clara Barton. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185149 1956 You Are There: TV: Hitler Invades Poland T Episode #143. 10-14-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is September 1, 1939 and you are there during World War II when Hitler invaded Poland. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." Journalist-Host Walter Cronkite. Reporters (Todd Hunter, Bill Stout, Harlow Wilcox, Richard Joy, Blair Clark, William Kenneally). 185150 1955 You Are There: TV: Hoax of the Cardiff Giant, The T Episode #115. 11-13-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is February 2, 1870. The place is Cardiff, New York and you are there to witness the great hoax of the Cardiff Giant. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185151 1953 You Are There: TV: Impeachment of Andrew Johnson, The T Episode #11. 4-12-1953. TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is May 16, 1868. The place is Washington D.C. You are there to witness the impeachment trial of President Andrew Johnson. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185152 1954 You Are There: TV: Lafayette and Jackson at New Orleans T Episode #82. 12-19-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is December 7, 1814 and you are there to follow the battle of New Orleans with Jean Lafayette and Andrew Jackson. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185153 1953 You Are There: TV: Landing of the Hindenburg at Lakehurst, New Jersey T Episode #1. 2-1-1953. Series. 9-11-1971 to 5-13-1973. CBS TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." The date is May 6, 1937. And you are there. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." On this day the German Air Ship Hindenburg caught fire while trying to land at Lakehurst Naval Air Station in New Jersey 185154 1955 You Are There: TV: Last Day of an English Queen, The T Episode #109. 9-18-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is February 12, 1554 and you are there to witness the execution of England's "Nine Day Queen" Lady Jane Grey. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185155 1954 You Are There: TV: Last Moment of Marie Antoinette, The T Episode #45. 1-31-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is October 16, 1793 and you are there to witness the last moments of the Queen of France's life. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185156 1955 You Are There: TV: Liberation of Paris, The T Episode #91. 2-20-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is August 25, 1944. The place is Paris and you are there for the liberation of the City of Lights by the Allied Forces. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." Journalist-Host-Narrator Walter Cronkite. Reporters (Harry Marble, Bill Leonard, Lou Cioff, Winston Burdett). 185157 1954 You Are There: TV: Lord Nelson at Trafalgar T Episode #77. 11-14-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is October 21, 1805 and you are there to witness Lord Nelson at Trafalgar. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185158 1956 You Are There: TV: Lost Battalion of World War I, The T Episode #129. 4-1-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The dates are May 31 and June 1, 1918. The setting is World War I and you are there to witness the Lost Battalion of World War I. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185159 1955 You Are There: TV: Lou Gehrig's Greatest Day T Episode #100. 5-1-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is July 4, 1939 and you are there to watch Lou Gehrig's greatest day. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185160 1953 You Are There: TV: Louisiana Purchase, The T Episode #25. 9-13-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is July 14, 1803. You are there to witness the formal announcement to the United States public of the purchase of land from the French. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185161 1954 You Are There: TV: Mallory's Tragedy on Mount Everest T Episode #41. 1-3-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The year is 1924. The place Mt. Everest and you are there to witness Mallory's Tragedy on Mount Everest. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185162 1955 You Are There: TV: Moscow Today T Episode #112. 10-16-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is October 16, 1955 and you are there "live" from Moscow. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185163 1956 You Are There: TV: Mr. Christian Seizes the Bounty T Episode #142. 10-7-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is April 28, 1789 and you are there when Mr. Fletcher Christian seized the Bounty. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185164 1955 You Are There: TV: Napoleon's Return From Elba T Episode #107. 6-19-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is March y7, 1815 and you are there to witness the former Emperor Napoleon's return from exile at the island of Elba. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185165 1954 You Are There: TV: Nomination of Abraham Lincoln, The T Episode #75. 10-31-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is May 16, 1860 and you are there to witness the day that Abraham Lincoln was chosen to run for president. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185166 1954 You Are There: TV: Oklahoma Land Rush, The T Episode #68. 9-12-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is April 22, 1889. The place is what's soon to be Oklahoma and you are there to witness the Oklahoma Land Rush. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185167 1954 You Are There: TV: Opening of King Tut's Tomb, The T Episode #53. 4-4-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is November 26, 1922. The place is Egypt and you are there to witness the opening of King Tut's final resting place. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185168 1953 You Are There: TV: Ordeal of Galileo, The T Episode #12. 4-19-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The year is 1633. You are there as Galileo goes on trial for suspicion of heresy. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185169 1954 You Are There: TV: Ordeal of Tom Paine, The T Episode #46. 2-7-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there to witness the life and trials of one of the founding fathers of America, Thomas Paine. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185170 1957 You Are There: TV: Overthrow of the Tweed Ring, The T Episode #146. 5-26-1957 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there in 1870s New York to witness the down fall of Boss William Tweed. New York Times helps overthrow Boss Tweed and his gang "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185171 1955 You Are There: TV: P.T. Barnum Presents Jenny Lind T Episode #97. 4-10-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is September 11, 1850. The place New York's Castle Garden and you are there for the American premiere of the Swedish Song-Bird Jenny Lind. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185172 1954 You Are There: TV: Passage of the Bill of Rights, The T Episode #83. 12-26-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is September 25, 1789 and you are there to witness the passage of the Bill of Rights to the American Constitution. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185173 1954 You Are There: TV: Paul Revere's Ride T Episode #54. 4-11-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there for the historic ride of Paul Revere. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185174 1955 You Are There: TV: Pierre and Marie Curie Discover Radium T Episode #120. 12-18-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is January 12, 1902 and you are there for the discovery of radium by Pierre and Marie Curie. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185175 1954 You Are There: TV: Plot Against Solomon, The T Episode #79. 11-28-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The year is 965 B.C. and you are there to witness the plot against King Solomon. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185176 1953 You Are There: TV: Recognition of Michelangelo, The T Episode #34. 11-15-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is January, 1504 and you are there to witness the recognition of Michelangelo. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185177 1956 You Are There: TV: Recovery of Mona Lisa, The T Episode #130. 4-8-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is December 10, 1913 when the painting Mona Lisa was returned to the Louvre Museum. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185178 1955 You Are There: TV: Rescue of the American Prisoners from Santo Tomas. T Episode #111. 10-9-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is February 3, 1945 and you are there to witness the rescue of American prisoners from Santo Tomas. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185179 1954 You Are There: TV: Rescue of the Statue of Liberty, The T Episode #50. 3-14-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is April 1, 1870 and you are there to witness the rescue of the Statue of Liberty. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185180 1954 You Are There: TV: Resolve of Patrick Henry, The T Episode #43. 1-17-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is March 23, 1775. The place is Virginia and you are there to witness the resolve of Patrick Henry. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185181 1956 You Are There: TV: Return of Halley's Comet, The T Episode #132. 4-29-1956. TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is May 10, 1910 and you are there to witness the return of Halley's Comet fly by Earth. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185182 1954 You Are There: TV: Return of Ulysses, The T Episode #70. 9-26-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there to witness the return of Ulysses in ancient Greece. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185183 1953 You Are There: TV: Rise of Adolph Hitler, The T Episode #15. 5-10-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there in pre-World War Two Germany to watch the rise of Adolph Hitler to power. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185184 1954 You Are There: TV: Rise of Genghis Khan, The T Episode #61. 5-30-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there to witness the rise of the Mongol Empire's greatest leader, Genghis Khan. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185185 1954 You Are There: TV: Sacrifice of Mahatma Gandhi T Episode #44. 1-24-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there to witness Gandhi breaking the oppressive government in India by fasting. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185186 1953 You Are There: TV: Sailing of the Mayflower, The T Episode #35. 11-22-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there to watch the journey of the ship that brought the Pilgrims from England to the New World. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185187 1954 You Are There: TV: Scopes Trial, The T Episode #59. 5-16-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is July, 1925 and you are there in Tennessee to witness the trial of school teacher John T. Scopes on evolution -- the Scopes Monkey Trial. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185188 1956 You Are There: TV: Scuttling of the Graf Spee T Episode #141. 9-30-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there to witness World War II Battleship Graf Spee and its scuttling at Montevideo. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." Journalist-Host Walter Cronkite. Reporters Todd Hunter, Grant Holcomb, Bill Stout, Grant Sewell, Harlow Wilcox and William Kenneally. 185189 1955 You Are There: TV: Secret Message that Plunged America into World War I, The T Episode #113. 10-23-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is March 1, 1917 and you are there to witness the secret message that plunged the United States into World War I. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185190 1953 You Are There: TV: Secret of Sigmund Freud, The T Episode #28. 10-4-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is January 2, 1900. You are there to discover the secret of Sigmund Freud. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185191 1953 You Are There: TV: Signing of the Declaration of Independence, The T Episode #13. 4-26-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there for the signing of the Declaration of Independence. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185192 1955 You Are There: TV: Signing of the Declaration of Independence, The T Episode #89. 2-6-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is July 4, 1776 and you are there for the signing of the Declaration of Independence of America from England. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185193 1953 You Are There: TV: Signing of the Magna Carta, The T Episode #19. 6-7-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is June 15, 1215. The place Runnymede and you are there to witness King John sign the Magna Carta. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185194 1955 You Are There: TV: Sinking of the Titanic T Episode #103. 5-22-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The dates are April 14-15, 1912 and you are there in the early morning hours to witness the sinking of the great ship, the Titanic. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185195 1955 You Are There: TV: Spindletop -- The First Texas Oil Strike, 1901 T Episode #118. 12-4-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there for the first Texas oil strike of 1901. Reporters (Richard (Dick) Joy, Todd Hunter, Harlow Wilcox, Clete Roberts) "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185196 1953 You Are There: TV: Surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown, The T Episode #40. 12-27-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is October 17, 1781 and you are there to watch the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185197 1954 You Are There: TV: Surrender of Corregidor, The T Episode #56. 4-25-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is May 6, 1942 and you are there to witness the small Philippine island of Corregidor's Allied surrender to the Japanese during World War II. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185198 1954 You Are There: TV: Surrender of Wake Island, The T Episode #76. 11-7-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is December 23, 1941 and you are there to witness the United States surrender of Wake Island to the Japanese ground forces at the start of World War II. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185199 1954 You Are There: TV: Sutter Discovers Gold T Episode #71. 10-3-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is 1848 and you are there to witness Sutter's discovery of gold and the subsequent gold rush. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185200 1955 You Are There: TV: Third Annual Nazi Party Congress at Nuremberg, The T Episode #99. 4-24-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is September 9, 1936 and you are there to watch the Nazi's rise to power at their Third Annual Nazi Party Congress at Nuremberg. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185201 1955 You Are There: TV: Torment of Beethoven, The T Episode #84. 1-2-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is October 6, 1802 and you are there to witness the torment of Beethoven going deaf. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185202 1955 You Are There: TV: Tragedy of John Milton, The T Episode #88. 1-30-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is August 13, 1660 and the poet John Milton goes into hiding as the new King of England takes the throne and his life is in jeopardy for what he has written. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185203 1955 You Are There: TV: Tragic Hour of Dr. Semmelweis, The T Episode #90. 2-13-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The year is 1852 and Dr. Semmelweis has just discovered that by doctors washing their hands, the date rate in the hospital ward is dramatically reduced. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185204 1954 You Are There: TV: Treason of Aaron Burr, The T Episode #66. 8-29-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The month is January, 1807. The place Washington D.C. and you are there to witness the treason of Aaron Burr. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185205 1953 You Are There: TV: Treason of Benedict Arnold, The T Episode #21. 6-21-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is 1780 America and you are there to see Benedict Arnold accused of giving plans of Fort West Point to the British. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185206 1954 You Are There: TV: Trial of Belle Starr, The T Episode #78. 11-21-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is February 15, 1883 and you are there to witness the trial of Belle Starr. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185207 1954 You Are There: TV: Trial of Charles the First, The T Episode #42. 1-10-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is 1649 and you are there to witness Charles the First, king of England, who is being tried for treason. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185208 1954 You Are There: TV: Trial of Peter Zenger, The T Episode #49. 3-7-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. You are there for the trial of Peter Zenger that ran from late 1734 until August 1735 in New York. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185209 1955 You Are There: TV: Trial of Susan B. Anthony T Episode #87. 1-23-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is June 18, 1873 and you are there to witness the trial of Women Suffragette Susan B. Anthony along with other women for voting in an election. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185210 1955 You Are There: TV: Triumph of Alexander the Great, The T Episode #95. 3-27-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The year is 324 B.C. and you are there to witness the Triumph of Alexander the Great. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185211 1955 You Are There: TV: Triumph of Louis Braille, The T Episode #108. 9-11-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is May 25, 1847 and you are there to witness Louis Braille, the man who invented a series of dots and bumps that allowed a blind person to read. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185212 1953 You Are There: TV: Triumph of Simon Bolilvar, The T Episode #31. 10-25-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is 1824 and the place is South America and you are there to see the victory of Simon Bolivar's army over the Spanish at Auacucho. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185213 1956 You Are There: TV: V-J Day T Episode #124. 1-15-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The dates are August 14, 1945 to September 2, 1945 and you are there to witness the day the United States won the war with Japan. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." Correspondent (Barry Atwater). Reporters (Grant Holcomb, Don Hollenbeck, Edward Morgan, Grant Sewell). 185214 1953 You Are There: TV: Vindication of Savonarola, The T Episode #38. 12-13-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is February 7, 1497 and you are there to see the vindication of Savonarola. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185215 1956 You Are There: TV: Vote That Defeated Andrew Jackson for President, The T Episode #135. 5-27-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is February 9, 1825 and you are there to witness the vote that defeated Andrew Jackson for President. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185216 1954 You Are There: TV: Vote That Made Jefferson President, The T Episode #65. 6-27-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is December 17, 1801 and you are there to witness how Thomas Jefferson became President of the United States. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185217 1955 You Are There: TV: Washington Crosses the Delaware T Episode #121. 12-25-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is December 25, 1776 and you are there to witness Washington crossing the Delaware. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185218 1955 You Are There: TV: Washington's Farewell to His Officers T Episode #92. 2-27-1955 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is December 4, 1783 and you are there to watch General Washington say farewell to his officers. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185219 1956 You Are There: TV: When Stanley Finds Livingstone T Episode #127. 3-11-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is November 10, 1871. The place Africa and you are there to witness Reporter Henry Morton Stanley (John Craven) of the New York Herald finding Dr. Livingstone. Editor James Gordon Bennett (Donald Randolph) of the New York Herald. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185220 1956 You Are There: TV: William Jennings Bryan's Presidential Nomination T Episode #131. 4-15-1956 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. The date is July 8, 1896 and you are there to witness William Jennings Bryan's Presidential Nomination. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185221 1954 You Are There: TV: William Pitt's Last Speech to Parliament T Episode #69. 9-19-1954 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It is late 1805 and early 1806. The place is England and you are there to witness William Pitt's last speech to Parliament. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185222 1953 You Are There: TV: Witch Trial of Salem Massachusetts T Episode #9. 3-29-1953 TV Newsman Walter Cronkite and CBS Network Correspondents covering historical events. It's August, 1692. The place is Salem, Massachusetts and you are there for the witch trial. "Everything you see here was as it happened that day, except You Are There." At the end of the program: "What sort of a day was it? A day like all days, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our times…and you were there." 185223 1948 You Are There: Virginia Ratifies the Constitution R CDR Episode. 9-19-1948 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185224 1950 You Are There: William Penn Trial, The R YAT Disc 3 Episode. 5-15-1950 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185225 1947 You Are There: Witchcraft Trials at Salem, The R YAT Disc 1 Episode. 8-4-1947 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185226 1950 You Are There: Women's Rights Movement, The R YAT Disc 3 Episode. 6-11-1950 Newsmen, real reporters, interview famous historical figures played by actors. 185227 1981 You Asked For It, The New T Female Correspondents (Georgette D'Aruba, Adrienne Allyn, Suzanne Childs, Kathy Cronkite, Alanna Davis, Delaney Delaveney, Leah Erickson, Danielle Folquet, Desiree Goyette, Dale Harimoto, Janet Langhart, Laura Louise, Mattie Majors, Toni Thomas). 185228 1941 You Belong to Me M DVD -R HQ 9157, 9158 Reporter (Arthur Loft). Photographer (Lester Dorr). 185229 1998 You Belong to Me: Suspense Story, A NM Clark, Mary Higgins Radio Talk Show Host. Media 185230 1948 You Came a Long Way From St. Louis MUS Russell, Bob (Lyrics). John Benson Brooks (Music) Columnists and Press Agents. "Each of your wisecracks the columns have recorded is very amusing, but your press agent wrote it." 185231 1945 You Came Along M Reporters (Margaret Brayton, Hal K.Dawson, Lester Dorr, Eddie Laughton). Messenger Boy (Jack Lindquist)., 185232 2005 You Can Say You Knew Me When N Soehnlein, K.M. Radio Producer Jamie Garner is a charming underachiever living a sexy slacker’s life in San Francisco during the dot-com boom, avoiding his stalled career as a radio producer, barely holding on to his relationship, but surrounded by fun-loving friends. And then Jamie gets the call he’s always dreaded: Teddy, the father who never accepted him, has died. It’s time for the prodigal son to come home to the subdivisions and strip malls of suburban New Jersey to face the emotionally barren family he left behind years ago. Caught between the guilt he wants to shake and the grief he can't express, Jamie takes solace in a box of memorabilia he finds in the attic, marked "1960," the year his father spent in San Francisco but kept secret. Jamie is especially drawn to a moody, enigmatic photo of the stunning Dean Foster, his dad's closest friend, who headed west then mysteriously disappeared. Determined to unlock the mystery of his father, Jamie seeks out the artists and poets, the free spirits and wild men mentioned in Teddy's letters to Dean. It's a journey that takes him deep into the subcultures of San Francisco, from the bohemian heyday of the Beat Generation through the Internet mania of his contemporary world, even as it unleashes something primal, hungry, and slightly dangerous in Jamie. As his search for the elusive Dean Foster turns ever more obsessive, undermining his friendships, his income, and his fidelity to his partner, Jamie is forced to decide what he is willing to risk in the pursuit of the truth. 185233 1937 You Can't Beat Love M DVD -R HQ 3239-3223. VHS 1303, VHS 1250 Moore, Olga (Story- "Quintuplets to You"). David Silverstein, Maxwell Shane (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporters Clem Bruner (William Brisbane) and Scoop Gallagher (Alan Bruce) run a story in the paper saying that a lawyer is running for mayor against his girlfriend's father. It was a joke, but once it appears in the paper, he is surrounded by reporters. Reporter Wilson (Milburn Stone). Frame-Up Photographer (William Corson). 185234 1934 You Can't Buy Everything M News Vendor (Bobby Dunn). 185235 1995 You Can't Do That! The Making of "A Hard Day's Night" M Critic (Roger Ebert) 185236 1941 You Can't Escape Forever M DVD -R HQ 2089, 2077 Chanslor, Roy ("Hi, Nellie!" Story). Fred Niblo Jr., Hector Chevigny (Screenplay) Ness Book. Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Steve "Mitch" Mitchell (George Brent) of the News Chronicle is an editor who is demoted. Reporters waiting for execution while Reporter Laurie Abbott (Brenda Marshall) gets progressively ill. Editor assigns her story. Doesn't hear from her so he decides to go with hunch to beat the other papers. Reporter faints. Convicted man pardoned. When she comes to she assumes execution has been carried out. He demotes her to the lovelorn column. Tells her she can get out of it by marrying him. She refuses. Editor runs story implying connection between gangster and man's death. Paper threatened with libel suit. Editor turns lovelorn column into success. Abbot caught by crooks. Mitchell saves her. Decide to get married. She won't give up her career to have children. Editor winks at camera. Reporter Davis (Don DeFore). Reporters at Execution (Bill Kennedy, John Maxwell, Pat McVey, William Newell, Phil Tead). Newsboy (Spec O'Donnell). Newspaper Employee Taking Notes (Creighton Hale). Newspaper Employee Asking About Mail (Paul Panzer). Newspaper Employees (Hank Mann, Cliff Saum, Jack Wise). 185237 1956 You Can't Escape Forever T Hi Nellie - Lux -11-1-56 Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Don DeFore. Virginia Gregg. Reporter Davis (Don DeFore). 185238 1979 You Can't Go Home Again T Editor. Young writer in New York, 1920s. Brilliant Editor. 185239 1937 You Can't Have Everything M PR - American Reference Book Publicity Agent (Sam Ash). 185240 1988 You Can't Hurry Love M Photographer (Dan Golden). 185241 1956 You Can't Run Away From It M DVD -R HQ 10060, 10061. SV 43 Adams, Samuel Hopkins (Story - "Night Bus.") Claude Binyon, Robert Riskin (Screenplay). "It Happened One Night" Musical Remake Ness Book Reporter Peter Warne (Jack Lemmon) for the Houston Dispatch. Song: "Old Reporters Never Die." Reporter and runaway heiress on cross-country bus trip with music. Editor Joe Gordon (Allyn Joslyn). 185242 1934 You Can't Sleep Here N Newhouse, Edward Press 185243 2003 You Can't Stop the Murders M Australian. Ness TV Reporter Julia Broadmeadows (Kirstie Hutton) who works for "Hard Hitting" program. She's trying to get on 60 Minutes Australia. She helps a policeman investigate murders of Village People look-alikes. Body parts spell out the letters "YMCA." Gets a job at 60 Minutes at the end of the film. Photographer sidekick. 185244 1938 You Can't Take It With You M DVD -R HQ 3198, 3199, 3201. L Reporter (William Arnold). Reporter (Lou Davis). Reporter (Bill Dill). Reporter (Jack Gardner). Reporter (Bill Lally). Reporter (Gene Morgan). 185245 1987 You Can't Take It With You T Series 1987-1988 Freelance Writer 185246 2008 You Don’t Mess with the Zohan M Reporter (Anne Marie Howard) 185247 1956 You Find Him, I'll Fix Him NM Marshall, R. (James Chase) Press 185248 1952 You for Me M DVD -R HQ 7561, 7562 Photographer (Ralph Grosh). 185249 1988 You Get What You Pay For N OWN - P Beinhart, Larry News Media 185250 1991 You Gotta Play Hurt N OWN - H Jenkins, Dan Columnist Jim Tom Pinch, globe-trotting columnist for The Sports Magazine. World-weary and just this side of cynical. Fighting moronic editors. Sports comedy. 185251 2008 You Had Me At Good-Bye NR Bateman, Tracey Aspiring Editor Dancy Ames, an editorial diva, is fired by her publisher. Could this be the time to risk it all on her writing career -- and maybe even love? Ames has an enemy: Jack Quinn, a man who swoops in, steals her dream job at Lane Publishing and fires her saying she just doesn’t have what it takes to be an editor. Now that she’s unemployed, Dancy must find a new career. She’s got time on her hands so when her friends dare her to send Jack a proposal, under an assumed name, she takes them up on it. If he likes it, she’ll have her ultimate revenge. But what will she do when it turns out that Jack is interested in her book -- and maybe more? 185252 1998 You Lucky Dog MT Reporter (Susie Coelho) 185253 1936 You May Be Next M Radio Engineer is victim 185254 1987 You Must Be The Husband: Doctors -- What Do They Know? T Episode #4. 10-20-1987 Reporter (Claire Toeman). 185255 2002 You Never Can Tell NM Eagle, Kathleen Reporter Heather Reardon Reporter Heather Reardon gets more than she had bargained for when she searches for Kole Kills Crow, an advocate for Native American rights who has gone into exile 185256 1937 You Only Live Once M City Editor (Dick Elliott). 185257 2005 You Only Live Once N Catlin, Adam Editor Jack Connor is an assistant newspaper editor who has always been better at journalism than love. Just ask Megan O’Donnell, his on-again, off-again girlfriend of the last 14 years. However, just before Christmas, fate deals both Jack and Megana hand they will never forget as their complicated, 14-year relationship is put to what could be its final test. As the holiday looms, and the memories he has with Megan overwhelm him, Jack Connor comes closer to making the biggest choice of his life. 185258 1969 You Only Love Once M AFI-Photographers Photographer 185259 2009 You Shall Know Them N Vercors, Ann Atkins Newspaperman Douglas Templemore is an idealist -- by killing his son bred by artificial insemination of a female tropi, he hopes to cause a riot in the realm of race relations. Is he a murderer or merely an owner of a pet which he has “put to sleep?” As he comes up for trial, scientific experts file into the witness box, none agreeing on what constitutes a human being. Is man to be defined by his jawbone? By his rational capacity? By his grasp of metaphysics? Or is the judge right when he muses, without a trace of cynicism, that the tropis must be animals because they are not cannibals? The Paranthropus (”tropi” for short) are a large tribe of New Guinea cliff-dwellers who smoke their meat and bury their dead. Simian in many of their physical characteristics, they are normally erect in stance, though happy to drop to all fours at a moment’s notice. Australian wool interests see the tropis as a dream come true -- workers who can be trained without benefit of paycheck. Now Templemore is killing the son bred by artificial insemination of a female tropi and the trial is underway. 185260 1999 You shi tiaowu (aka Island Tales, The) MF Japan Japanese Journalist Haruki (Takao Osawa) is one of seven people who find themselves trapped on a small island in the South China Sea. Haruki is on the island recovering from a bout of tuberculosis. He is content to be a loner, writing in his journal, until he meets a Hong Kong movie star who has escaped to the island for a little R&R from his fans. Authorities have identified the place as the probable source of a deadly new disease and have put it under quarantine. Sharon, an uptight bank executive from California who was at one time an illegal immigrant hiding from the police on the island, is alarmed that there is no TV, radio or Internet available -- “My favorite activity is sitting at home and watching CNN,” she says. Haruki refers to the islands “animals” and writes, “people tend to drift into each other’s unknown territory.” The journalist narrates the picture. The blockade is soon lifted, but not before one of the seven has died and others have changed their minds about many things. 185261 1995 You Should Be So Lucky P Busch, Charles Publicist Walter Zuckerman at first came to New York and worked for the Daily News assisting the photographer who shot murder victims. He is self-loathing and gay "I can get you a ton of publicity. That's my job." 185262 1942 You Slay Me, Baby SS OWN - H - Detectives -- Dime Detective, July, 1942. Davis, Frederick C. (Dime Detective, July 1942) In "Hard-Boiled Detectives." Advice-to-the-Lovelorn Columnist Bill Brent/Lorna Lorne, the result of a disagreement or two with his editor. Nose for news keeps leading Brent back to the crime beat and some violent murder cases "Sweet, grandmotherly advice columnist for the New York Recorder Lora Lorne is actually burly, rough-edged, hard-drinking, broken-nosed, cigar-chomping hotshot newsie Bill Brent who weighs in at 200 pounds…." "...and stands at six feet plus, in his size 11 brogues." 185263 2002 You Stupid Man M Publicist (Stephen Bogaert) 185264 1987 You Talkin' to Me? M Reporter #1 (Steve Peterson). Reporter #2 (Brett Gathrid) 185265 1924 You Too N Burlingame, Roger Newspaper Advertisements 185266 1926 You'd Be Surprised M Photographer (Richard Arlen). 185267 1950 You'd Better Be Right! SS USC Waddell, Richie In "Teen-Age Tales." Editor of the Daily News Jerry Lawton looking for a job as a reporter. Cub reporter becomes a 'real reporter" by the end of the story. 185268 1978 You'll Die Laughing N OWN - P Grove, Marjorie J. Gossip Writer Maxine Reynolds specializes in Hollywood gossip. 185269 1979 You'll Die Today NM Grove, Marjorie J. Gossip Writer Maxine Reynolds specializes in Hollywood gossip. 185270 1978 You'll Die Tomorrow NM Grove, Marjorie J. Gossip Writer Maxine Reynolds specializes in Hollywood gossip. 185271 1979 You'll Die Tonight N Grove, Marjorie J. Gossip Writer Maxine Reynolds specializes in Hollywood gossip. 185272 1978 You'll Die When You Hear This N Grove, Marjorie J. Gossip Writer Maxine Reynolds specializes in Hollywood gossip. 185273 1979 You'll Die Yesterday N Grove, Marjorie J. Gossip Writer Maxine Reynolds specializes in Hollywood gossip. 185274 1979 You'll Die, Darling NM Grove, Marjorie J. Gossip Writer Maxine Reynolds specializes in Hollywood gossip. 185275 1941 You'll Never Get Rich M L Photographer (Lester Dorr). 185276 1937 You're a Sweetheart M Critic (Murray Kinnell). Backstage Reporter (Edward Keane). News Media. 185277 1949 You're My Everything M Fashion Editor (Rita La Roy) 185278 1940 You're Not So Tough M Bowery Boys Newsboy. Second Newsboy (Hall Chester) 185279 1937 You're Only Young Once M DVD -R HQ 2307, 2309 Hardy Family's second film Newspaper Owner-Editor Frank Redmond (Frank Craven) of The Carvel Star swindles the judge out of money loaned to buy land. Local editor cast in a negative light 185280 1952 You're Only Young Twice M BBC Commentator (Reginald Beckwith). 185281 1941 You're Out of Luck M Reporter Pete (Paul Maxey). News Photographer Jack (William E. Snyder). 185282 1942 You're Telling Me M News Media. Reporter (Gene O'Donnell). Reporter (Jack Gardner). Reporter (Riley Hill). Girl Announcer (Jan Wiley). Girl Reporter (Pat Maier). Gallant Reporter (Wilbur Mack). Girl Reporter (Patricia Maier). 185283 1998 You've Got Mail M Columnist Frank Navasky (Greg Kinnear) is a well-known newspaper journalist who is the boyfriend of Kathleen Kelly (Meg Ryan), owner of a bookstore for children’s books. She betrays him by e-mailing secretly and anonymously with a man she met in a chat room. Suddenly, her business is challenged by the opening of Fox Books discount store “just around the corner.” She meets Joe (Tom Hanks), the son of the owner. She doesn’t know he is her e-mail correspondent. TV Reporter (Nina Zoie Lam) 185284 1967 You've Got to be Smart M PR - AFI-Publicists/Publicity. AFI-Television Publicist Tom Stern as a sleazy publicist. News Media 185285 1986 Young Again MT Journalist Laura Gordon (Lindsay Wagner) is a widow with two children. 185286 1995 Young Again M Newsman at basketball game (Barry Flatman). 185287 1931 Young and Healthy N Clarke, Donald Henderson New York Times Reporter Dick Raynor graduates from Harvard, migrates to New York City and becomes an up-and-coming reporter on The New York Times 185288 1937 Young and Innocent M DVD -R HQ 4631, 4632 Reporter-Photographer Outside Magistrates Court (Alfred Hitchcock). 185289 2000 Young and the Dead M News Media. TV Reporter (Patt Morrison - Herself) for KCET. Variety Reporter (Charles Lyons - Himself). 185290 1973 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episode. Newspaper Owner Stuart Brooks (Robert Colbert, 1973-1983) of the Genoa City Chronicle in Genoa City. A member of the Brooks family. 185291 2005 Young and the Restless, The: TS DVD -R HQ 3247 Episode. 5-5-2005 Reporter badgers Daniel with questions about the accident. 185292 1973 Young and the Restless, The: TS Series. 3-26-1973. CBS. Publisher Stuart Brooks (Robert Colbert, 1973-1983), owner of the Genoa City Chronicle in the Midwest (later officially set in Wisconsin) and his wife Jennifer had four daughters. One of his daughters, introverted concert pianist Leslie, romanced a distraught, mysterious stranger named Brad Eliot (Tom Hallick, 1973-1978), who came to work for Stuart following his son's death during an operation performed on him in Chicago. The child was a product of his affair with a nurse and their love survived her breakdown and his confession of his previous life, but a brain tumor which Brad kept hidden from Leslie led to their eventual separation. 185293 1980 Young and the Restless, The: TS Series. 3-26-1973. CBS. Photographer Michael Scott (Nicholas Benedict, 1980-1981) has an affair with a model who gets pregnant. Thinking that Michael was the father (and feeling sure that he was not as he had undergone a vasectomy), her husband tortured him in his private chamber in the basement. His wife-model discovers what's going on and in trying to rescue Michael, falls down the stairs and suffers a miscarriage. When her husband find out he was the father, he is grief-stricken. He agrees to divorce model who leaves Genoa City with Michael. 185294 1984 Young and the Restless, The: TS Series. 3-26-1973. CBS. Magazine publishes nude photo of one of the principal characters in this soap opera. 185295 1987 Young and the Restless, The: TS Series. 3-26-1973. CBS. Photographer Skip Evans (Todd Curtis, 1987-1988). 185296 2006 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episode. 2-20-2006 Reporter (Kevin Frazer). 185297 2004 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episode #202. 4-14-2004 Newsman Abbott Newman #2 (Melody Thomas Scott). Reporter (Mark Hengst). Reporter (Tom Schmid). 185298 2002 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episode #163. 7-5-2002 Reporter (Tom Hines). 185299 2005 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episodes #287, #317 6-6-2005. 10-20-2005 Reporter #1 (Tom Hines). 185300 1998 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episode #42. 7-22-1998 Reporter #2 (Tim Lounibos). 185301 2004 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episode #194. 2-6-2004 Reporter (Tom Hines). Court Reporter (Thomas Loureiro). 185302 2006 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episode #551. 3-21-2006 Reporter (Jerry Penacoli). 185303 2005 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episode #311. 10-5-2005 Reporter (Kaysar Ridha). Newsman #2 (Melody Thomas Scott) 185304 1995 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episode #14. 3-6-1995 Reporter (Karen Bailey). 185305 2004 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episode #7856. 4-7-04 Episode #7865. 4-20-04 Paparazzi (Patrick O'Sullivan). 185306 2006 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episode #384. 5-4-2006 Reporter (Anastasia Drake). 185307 2006 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episode #433. 9-11-2006 Reporter (Anastasia Drake). 185308 2006 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episode #381. 4-7-2006 News Media. Reporter #1 (Lilas Lane). 185309 2004 Young and the Restless, The: TS Episode #221. 4-20-2004 Reporter (Lisa Teschner). Paparazzi (Patrick O'Sullivan). 185310 2006 Young and the Restless, The: Nikki advises Victor not to hire J.T. TS DVD -R HQ 5741 Episode Press Conference is held by Phyllis and Nikki to announce the launch of the wellness centers. Brad returns Victoria's engagement ring. Gloria uses some of the tainted Jabot moisturizer. Abby tries the moisturizer. 185311 2005 Young and the Restless, The: Wednesday, October 5, 2005 TS DVD -R HQ 8X 4415 Episode. Magazine Editor. 185312 1940 Young Bill Hickok M Reporter Ellies of the Chronicle (Dick Elliott) 185313 1898 Young Blood N USC Hornung, Ernest William Freelance Writer Harry Ringrose. Struggle and ultimate success of a young man whose father has been disgraced in bankruptcy. Tries to get work in the city and succeeds as a magazine contributor. 185314 1965 Young Cassidy M AFI-Playwrights Writer 185315 1982 Young Doctors in Love M Newscaster (Susan Cotton) 185316 1938 Young Dr. Kildare M DVD -R 1741 Reporter (Drew Demarest). Reporter (Franklin Parker). Reporter (Stanley Taylor). Photographer Ed (Jack Woody). 185317 1939 Young Dr. Malone RS LP 647 1939-60. Soap Operas Newspaper Owner Carl Ward (Larry Haines) of the local newspaper is a close friend of Jerry Malone, the young physician. 185318 1988 Young Einstein M News Cameraman (Wick Wilson). 185319 1974 Young Frankenstein M L L. Brooks Newspaper. Monster reading Wall Street Journal 185320 1999 Young Girl and the Monsoon, The M SVD 1428 Ness Photojournalist Hank (Terry Kinney), an award-winning photographer who is divorced, facing serious career competition from his best friend even while he is in the running for a major award that he feels guilty about because his photo was staged. 185321 1971 Young Graduates, The M Reporter (Tom Benko) 185322 1990 Young Guns II M VHS 939 Journalist. Pat Garrett hires drunken journalist to write true story of tracking Billy the Kid. Other journalists 185323 1998 Young Hearts Unlimited MT Newscaster (Ken Folta). 185324 1992 Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, The: London, May 1916 T Episode #2. 3-11-1992. Series 3-1-1992 to 6-1-1996 London News Vendor (James Bowers). In England, Indy gets in trouble when his love affair with a strong-willed young woman is derailed by her fervent belief in the women's suffrage movement and her need for independence. 185325 1993 Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, The: Mystery of the Blues, Chicago, May 1920, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #12-#13. 3-13-1993 Journalist Ben Hecht (Mark Kiely). Reporter-Writer Ernest Hemingway (Jay Underwood). Henry "Indiana Jones," age 50 (Harrison Ford). Jazz Trumpet Player King Oliver (Keith David). Jazz Trumpet Player Louis Armstrong (Byron Stripling). Jazz Saxophonist Sidney Bechet (Jeffrey Wright). Gangster Al Capone (Nicholas Turturro). Federal Investigator Eliot Ness (Frederick Weller). When going to college and working in a speakeasy, Indy meets up with Bechet who teaches him to play the blues. He also crosses paths with Al Capone and it's only with the assistance of his dorm roommate Eliot Ness that Indy is able to solve a vicious murder and prevent himself from getting killed himself. 185326 1993 Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, The: Northern Italy, June 1918 T Episode #19. 4-17-1993 War Correspondent Ernest Hemingway (Jay Underwood) covering the Northern Italy front. 185327 1993 Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, The: Scandal of 1920, New York, June 1920, The (Parts 1 and 2) T Episodes #16-#17. 4-3-1993 Critics-Commentators Franklin Adams (Dylan Price), Alexander Woolcott (Mark Holton), Robert Benchley (Peter Spears). Theatre Critic (Louis Turenne). Reporter-Writer Ernest Hemingway (Jay Underwood). Beatrice Kaufman (Brenda Strong). In New York City, Indy stretches himself thin when he stage-manages a Broadway musical, dates three beautiful women, attends high society parties, reads poetry with Greenwich Village bohemians. He also trades barbs with the literary wits of the Algonquin Round Table, all accompanied by composer George Gershwin (Tom Beckett). Writer-Journalist Ernest Hemingway (Jay Underwood). Jazz Saxophonist Sidney Bechet (Jeffrey Wright). Composer Irving Berlin (Ethan Marten). 185328 1985 Young Lady Chatterley II M Reporter (Bruce Heighley). 185329 2002 Young Lions: Premiere T Episode #1. 7-17-2002. Series 7-1-2002 to 11-1-2002 Reporter (Rod Zuanic). Criminal is determined to exact revenge. 185330 2001 Young Love M Journalist (Julia Svahn). Photographer (Reidar Palmgren). 185331 1930 Young Man of Manhattan M Rogers - Ness Book Sportswriter Toby McLean (Norman Foster) meets fellow reporter Ann Vaughn (Claudette Colbert) during Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey fight, fall in love. Shorty Ross (Charlie Ruggles), reporter. Metropolitan newspaper people at work and at play. Newsreel shots McLean, wants to leave the newspaper profession to do something more important. He's a drunk who drinks with another newspaperman, Shorty Ross (Charles Ruggles). Variety, 4/23/30: "At last, a story with a newspaper background "...that isn't sappy apple sauce and that maintains interest in the fortunes and fate of human people, happy medium between the savage cynicism of 'Front Page' and those very terrible star-reporter-who-solved-the-murder romances. 185332 1930 Young Man of Manhattan N OWN - H Brush, Katharine Sportswriter Toby McClean is a sports writer. Ann Vaughan is a movie gossip columnist. Marriage fails. Ann reaches newspaper stardom. Toby achieves only moderate success. 185333 1968 Young Man's Bride, The M AFI-Magazines (Periodicals) Magazine 185334 1978 Young Maverick: New Maverick, The (aka Pilot) T Episode #1. 9-3-1978 Press. Bret and son Bart team up with a Harvard dropout to try to find Gatling guns stolen from the army. 185335 1949 Young McDermott N McSorley, E. Cub Reporter gets a job on the Herald and begins to live his own life, encountering people of the underworld, landing himself in trouble but finding his way out. 185336 1973 Young Nurses, The M News Media. Woman Reporter (Nan Martin) 185337 1940 Young People M SVD 1093 Blum, Edwin, Don Ettlinger (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter, Editor and Typesetter Mike Shea (George Montgomery) of the Stonefield Democrat befriends a vaudeville family that has just moved to town. Editor pushes for progressive ideas against the objections of the town elders. When the vaudeville family first arrive they are told that Stonefield is not a "New Deal" town and theater people are on the list of negative influences to be avoided. Editor continually pushed in town meetings and in the paper idea of promoting tourism. When father of vaudeville family speaks up in support of the editor at a town meeting, he is elected to become a one-man chamber of commerce as a joke. Family realizes they do not fit in and decide to leave. Editor puts out an extra, the first one since President McKinley was shot. Vaudevillians win over townspeople when they save a group of kids during a hurricane. 185338 1929 Young Phillips, Reporter NJ USC Smith, Henry Justin Cub Reporter who exposes and destroys a political machine run by gangsters. More adventure than newspaper story. More gangster than newspaper story for boys. 185339 1963 Young Racers, The M AFI-Authors Writer 185340 1895 Young Reporter, The: Story of Printing House Square, A N Drysdale, William Reporter. Dick Summer begins as a boy on the Russellville Record, a country weekly published not far from New York City, becomes a reporter on the New York Daily Transport. Six editors are subsidiary characters in this book for boys. 185341 1942 Young Reporter: Ace Comics CB Ace Comics #66, #67, #69 Reporter. 185342 1915 Young Romance M AFI-Magazines Magazine 185343 1961 Young Savages, The M DVD -R HQ 4626, 4627. VHS 1321 News Media. Three young gang members invade Puerto Rican territory and stab a blind boy to death. They claim self-defense. But knife the victim was wielding was a harmonica. The case is played big in the press. Reporter at Police Precinct (Jeffrey Sayre). 185344 1965 Young Set, The DT Series. 9-6-1965 to 12-17-1965. ABC. Talk Show Host-Moderator Phyllis Kirk. 185345 1940 Young Tom Edison M DVD -R HQ 7509, 7510. L Dunn, H. Alan (Background Material). Bradbury Foote Dore Schary, Hugo Butler (Screenplay) Ness Book Newspaper Owner Tom Edison (Mickey Rooney). The young inventor plans to run a newspaper, the Herald, out of a railroad car. Able to convince railroad owner that it would be patriotic act and becomes successful at reporting war news. He's even dubbed "a war correspondent" by a military leader he interviews. Young entrepreneur's newspaper career comes to an abrupt halt when he nearly burns down the baggage car with the chemicals he is using. Young Edison's attempt to provide a means of sending news more immediately by using railroad foreshadows rapid dissemination of information made possible through some of the inventions he develops as an adult. Edison: "There's going to be a war…." "...People up and down the line are going to be anxious for news. Well, we can give it to them. Fresh, hot off the wire. Every time the train stops, I can run into the station and get the latest news." "But this railroad's not in the publishing business." "No, but it's patriotic. And if we can tell the people what's going on the minute it happens, we're not only doing them a service and the railroad a service, but we'll be doing the United States government a service as well." 185346 1946 Young Widow M VHS 5226 Cushman, Clarissa Fairchild (Novel). Richard Macauley, Margaret Buell Wilder (Screenplay) Ness Book Reporter Joan Kenwood (Jane Russell) goes back to her job on a New York newspaper when her husband is killed in the war. She is pursued by managing editor, but falls for pilot although memories of dead husband threaten relationship. Photographer (George Meader). 185347 1972 Young Winston M DVD -R HQ 10120, 10119, 10118. VHS 481. VHS 1600K. Churchill, Winston Rt. Hon. (Book - My Early Life: A Roving Commission). Carl Foreman (Screenplay) Ness Book War Correspondent Winston Churchill (Simon Ward) first for the Pioneer and Daily Telegram and later in South Africa for The Morning Post after he fails in his efforts to enter politics in England. Seen on the Northwest Frontier in the Sudan-Boer War. In South Africa, Churchill is captured but manages to escape from prison camp. Story gets worldwide coverage although conflicting reports about whether he has been recaptured. Despite the references to his work, Churchill is not shown filing stories. He does little reporting with implication that Churchill became a correspondent chiefly as a means of getting military service. Churchill's father resigns and has the news delivered to the editor of The Times. Editor doesn't print it or the Prime Minister's reply saying they are both private communications: "The Times has criticized the government when we have thought it necessary, but we will not lend a hand toward bringing it down." Principal characters interviewed by unseen reporter. New York Times review: people of the Churchills' social standing would not have talked to reporters at the time. Interviewer (Noel Davis). 185348 1966 Young World, A M AFI-Photographers Photographer 185349 1986 Youngblood M Radio Announcer (Joe Bowen) 185350 1964 Youngblood Hawke M AFI-Editors/Critics/Publishers/Nov/Play Book Critic on TV (Frank Baxter). Book Reviewer (H.V. Kaltenborn). TV Interviewer (Booth Colman). 185351 1949 Younger Brothers, The M DVD -R HQ 10962, 10963 Newspaperman (Dick Gordon). 185352 1928 Younger Generation, The M VHS 1070 Frank Capra Film Newspaper. Headline and story play important part in plot. 185353 1990 Your Cheatin' Heart T BBC Journalist investigates narcotics trafficking 185354 1951 Your Esso Reporter DT News 185355 1923 Your Friend and Mine M AFI-Playwrights Writer 185356 2005 Your Karma, DeeDee N Nichols, Niki Advice Columnist DeeDee Logan is an eighth grader with problems of her own at home. Her father is dominated by her stepmother. The stepmother wants to start a new family leaving little room for DeeDee. With support of a fiery friend and benevolent grandmother, DeeDee wants to repair her relationship with her father. But will the stepmother finally get her way driving DeeDee to escape her situation by any means possible, abandoning her father forever? 185357 1935 Your Life Lies Before You N USC Hansen, Harry Reporter David Kinsman, leg-man to top reporter for the Globe. 185358 1995 Your Name Here N Mazza, Cris TV Reporter-Anchor Corinne Staub of KIAM, San Diego, is in a hospital recovering from a severe beating. Ten years later, when she has a new name and has left radio for television, she tells her married lover that she "thinks she was raped." "Sometimes I sit at the anchor desk, in the moments before the finger points and the camera lights go on, and I say, "Look, you're here now; what difference does anything that came before make NOW?" "Despite the production and editorial meetings, the news writing, the location shots, the feature stories, the private office, the studio lights, it's been harder and harder to keep myself from continually dwelling on things I both can't remember…." "…and want to never have to think about again. …." 185359 1957 Your Past is Showing (aka Naked Truth, The) M DVD -R HQ 9962, 9963. DVD -R HQ 1887 Pertwee, Michael (Story-Screenplay) UK - Ness Book Tabloid Magazine Publisher Nigel Dennis (Dennis Price) of the scandal magazine The Naked Truth threatens to plant dirt on various notables unless he is paid $28,000 within two weeks. Blackmail subjects are TV star, female novelist, model and upper-class insurance man. They all try unsuccessfully to kill publisher. When the publisher gets arrested, they decide it would be dangerous for him to testify. They cause chaos at Scotland Yard. They spring the publisher from prison and end up on a zeppelin over the mid-Atlantic. After telling them he destroyed the evidence against them, the publisher, not realizing where he is, steps out for a breath of air and plummets to his death. One of the kidnappers shoots off a gun to celebrate their victory and punctures the airship sending it into the Atlantic. Sonny MacGregor (Peter Sellers) adopts various disguises and accents while trying to kill publisher with a homemade bomb. Variety, 12/11/57: "Coming out at a time when the to-do about the Confidential trial evidence is still fresh in the memory, Truth takes yellow journalism for an hilarious ride." 185360 1953 Your Play Time T Series 1953-1955 Press 185361 2004 Your Reality Checked T Series. Photographer Kristina Gronseth (Herself) -- "The Fashion Photographer"). 185362 1952 Your Show of Shows: Newspaper Movie: Three Star Semi-Final T DVD Episode. 11-12-1952 Parody News. Reporter Ace Johnson (Sid Caesar) and Sob-Silly Sally (Imogene Cocoa) work for the Bugle and solve murder case. 185363 1949 Your Show Time T Series Press 185364 1950 Your Story Theatre T Series 1950-1951 Press 185365 1973 Your Three Minutes Are Up M Free Press Lady (Nedra Volz) 185366 1939 Your True Adventures: The Human Bomb M Reporter Floyd Gibbons (Floyd Gibbons). Cameraman (Ryan Keane). Cameraman is covering police court when a burly, wild-eyed man demands to see the Chief telling him that he demands $200,000 from the president of a street-car company. The demand is backed by the stranger carrying an intricate wired-box charged with dynamite which will explode when the fingers of the stranger release a button. A section of the town will be blown to bits. Chief devises many intricate plans to divert disaster, but all are impractical. But the cameraman also has a plan. 185367 1996 Your World with Neil Cavuto DT Series 8-1-1996. Fox News Anchor-Host Neil Cavuto, vice president of business news at Fox News Channel hosts this weekly wrap-up program on business, the number one-rated business show on cable. Business Correspondents Dagen McDowell (2006), Rebecca Gomez (2006). 185368 1999 Yours Truly: Borrowed Baby NR Guccione, Leslie Davis Silhouette #52089 Columnist Nick Hansen sets out to prove his theory that no woman can resist a single dad by borrowing his toddler nephew. He falls for his lovely neighbor and gets caught up in his own lies. 185369 1997 Yours Truly: Only Couples Need Apply NR Flynn Connie Silhouette Reporter Cissy Benton had landed a coup of an assignment -- covering a top-secret celebrity wedding. Unfortunately, the job meant going undercover as a newlywed. But what Benton didn't know was that the pretend husband Jack Cochran was after the same exclusive. So the two pretend to be lovers -- and not reporters. They discover a real passion but would their honeymoon end because of the wedding of the century. 185370 1925 Youth and Adventure M Clark, Frank Howard (Story-Continuity) AFI-Editors/Newspapers - Ness Book Managing Editor Reggie Dillingham (Richard Talmadge) is wealthy but irresponsible. He bets his attorney he can support himself for six months. He fails at several jobs but a political boss makes him managing editor of his newspaper. Political boss makes Dillingham managing editor because he took an incriminating picture of him. With the help of the crook's secretary and a dictograph machine, the journalist exposes the political boss as a bootlegger through his own paper. Staff of the paper proves loyal to Dillingham when the political boss tries to throw him out. The managing editor turns the evidence he has collected on the political boss over to the police. At one point, the managing editor fights off a whole gang of crooks. 185371 1931 Youth and Healthy N Henderson, Donald Press 185372 1937 Youth on Parole M Interviewer (Fay Holderness). 185373 1953 Youth Takes a Stand DT Series. 10-11-1953 to 4-2-1955. CBS Hosts Allen Jackson (1953-1954), Jim McKay (1954-1955). Guest CBS News Correspondents are asked about the top news stories of the week by high school and junior college students. 185374 1951 Youth Wants To Know DT Series. 12-8-1951 to 10-12-1958. NBC Hosts Theodore Granik (1951-1954), Stephen McCormick (1954-1958). 185375 2007 Youth Without Youth M Life Magazine Reporter (Matt Damon). Set in Europe before World War II, a timid professor is changed by a cataclysmic event and explores the mysteries of life. 185376 2001 Youyou chouchou de zou le (aka Leaving in Sorrow) M Hong Kong Gossip Magazine Writer Hong (Man Lok Shawn Yue)works for a Hong Kong publication and is dogged in his stalker-like pursuit of his magazine editor Chris (Crystal Lui). His unrelenting efforts finally wear her down. Later, she reveals to him her still traumatic memories of studying in Beijing in June 1989, and he takes her back to confront what she left behind. Starting from a job plugged into Hong Kong’s culture of quick consumption (celebrity gossip), Chris discovers she has a buried history, one that she finally confronts with courage and great pain. 185377 2004 Yrke: stauppkomiker DF Finland Interviewer Michael Franck. Commentator (Neil Hardwick). 185378 1994 Yrrol M TV Reporter (Ulla Skoog). TV Reporter (Peter Dalle). 185379 2007 Ysabella MF Reporter (Phoemela Baranda) 185380 1986 Yuan Zhen-Xia yu Wei Si-Li (aka Seventh Curse, The) MF Hong Kong Reporter Tsai Hung (Maggie Chung) pursues a heroic doctor who helped the police defeat a band of terrorists. During a bloody battle between police and terrorists, one of the hostages suffers a heart attack and the doctor is summoned. He agrees to carry in a stun grenade. He goes into the building accompanied by a woman he thinks is a police officer, but who is really Reporter Hung, who has knocked out the policewoman and, wearing a surgical mask, has taken her place. Her bungling gives the game away but the doctor manages to set off the grenade anyway and a bloody gunfight follows. The terrorists are finally defeated and the doctor, after brushing off the reporter, dons a tux and attends a party. The reporter pursues the doctor to and from the party and he eventually shakes her by jacking up her car’s back wheels. At his apartment the doctor is attacked by a mysterious stranger and overpowered. The stranger tells him he must return to Thailand to save his own life and warns him to stay away from women. He ignores this and goes to bed with his girlfriend. Suddenly the veins in his left leg swell and burst. He is under a blood curse he received during an earlier expedition to northern Thailand. He is told the charm he received in Thailand to stop the curse only lasted a year and he will suffer one rupture a day for another five days. A friend advises the doctor to return to Thailand. At this point, Reporter Hung bursts into the room and reveals that she is his friend’s cousin and demands to go to Thailand with the doctor. Both men say it’s too dangerous and that she should stay out of it. The doctor goes to Thailand and finds himself in a hotel room with a stash of heavy weapons and the reporter. When he demands to know how she could have afforded the guns, she tells him she is the daughter of a billionaire industrialist. She says she’s going with him and he can’t stop her. He ties her up and leaves her in the hotel room. The local Mafia attack the doctor who suffers his daily rupture. He and a friend are about to be killed when the reporter shows up with automatic weaponry and grenades. The trio goes into the jungle and the reporter proves useful by disarming booby-traps set up to kill them. The doctor orders her back to the village and she ends up captured. The two men rescue her. They lower her into a blood bath to cure her from what ails her and she wakes the next morning -- the blood bath has turned a pure milky white and she is back to her old self. She screams and leaps from the bath. The doctor has had his sixth rupture and the next one will kill him. Meanwhile the reporter is battling the villagers and is captured again. The doctor saves her after swallowing a plum that cures his curse. 185381 1998 Yugio C Series Newscaster (Ed Paul (Voice - English Version). 185382 2004 Yugio: Gekijo-ban C Japan Newscaster (Mike Pollock - Voice - English Version). 185383 1994 Yuhi Kabhi MF India Editor (Archana Puran Singh). 185384 1997 Yukai MF Japan Newspaperman Harada (Koichi Ueda). 185385 1982 Yukai hodo MF News Media. Reporter Uno (Ichiro Ogura). Newspaper Reporter Akotaro Taki (Shin Takuma). Newspaper Editor Onishi (Shinsuke Minami). Editor-in-Chief Yoshimoto (Tomoo Nagai). 185386 2000 Yuko Yagi: Batman: Child of Dreams CB Asamiya, Kia and Max Allan Collins Batman: Child of Dreams (hardcover). Original Japanese manga adapted for English and published in U.S. in 2003 by DC Comics. Japanese TV Reporter Yuko Yagi teams up with her childhood idol, Batman, to solve a bizarre series of drug crimes in Gotham City and Tokyo. Yuko is trying to establish a reputation separate from her rich uncle (the primary villain) by landing an interview with Batman. This involves, among other things, barging into a hostage situation. 185387 2008 Yule Be Mine NR Labrecque, Jennifer Harlequin Blaze Series #436 Journalist Giselle Randolph meets her new photographer and realizes she’ll be working in very close quarters with the man she’s lusted after for years, sexy Sam McKendrick, her former brother-in-law. Sam’s been in love with Giselle from the first moment he met her. Too bad he was married to her sister at the time. But he’s not married now -- and he’s going to make sure Giselle knows how he feels. With a little help from a native shaman, he tunes in to her fantasies -- and makes it a point to fulfill every one. But perfectly taboo sex always has a price. And fantasies can take a guy only so far. 185388 1976 Yum-Yum Girls, The M Cameraman (Robert Lindsay Evans). Little Girl's Photographer (Alan Dellay). Crime Magazine Photographer (Larry Fleischman). Cheerleader's Photographer (Bill Nunnery). 185389 2006 Yuquises, Los DF Bolivia - Short Interviewer Raquel Balcazar. 185390 1986 Yuri Nosenko, KGB MF Newscaster (David Healy) 185391 1919 Yvonne From Paris M Press 185392 1982 Yvonne Netter, avocate DT France - Short Interviewer Catherine Valbreque. 185393 1969 Z M L Vassilikos, Vassili (Book). Jorge Semprun (Dialogue). Semprun, Costa-Gavras (Screenplay) AFI-Journalists. Ness Book Photojournalist (Jacques Perrin as "The Photojournalist") for News and Views helps magistrate uncover evidence of conspiracy surrounding deputy killed during a rally. Assassination connected to members of military and police. At rally, protestors pose for cameras. Photographers get roughed up by police. Wife of assassinated speaker requests no photos during interview. Photographer agrees. Snaps pictures holding camera at his side. Press justifies such tactics saying is important for public to know facts. Press depicted as form of protection. Journalist tries to get key witness to identify participants in conspiracy. Man worried he will be killed. Journalist convinces him he will be safe once story is in papers and he is famous. Journalist gets man passport through newspaper. Shown taking pictures of conspirators after sentencing. Journalist sends photo of assailant to largest paper in region. "Publicity for you and a lot more money for me." Magistrate killed in "accident" and journalist sentenced to four years for possession of illegal documents. Newspaper Editor (Jose Artur). English Photographer (Steve Gadler). 185394 1970 Z Cars: Couple of Comic Turns, A (Parts 1 and 2) T UK. Episodes #501-#502. 7-6/7-1970 Newspaper publicity of his crimes gives Bernard Spencer a lot of enjoyment. Abut what lengths will he go to to obtain publicity? He's saying at the Orchard Hotel. And members of the police force are there too -- on business. Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185395 1971 Z Cars: Dirty Job, The (Parts 1 and 2) T UK. Episodes #604-#605. 10-4/5-1971. BBC Series 1-2-1962 to 9-20-1978 Photographer (James Coyle). Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185396 1975 Z Cars: Eviction T UK. Episode #751. 3-3-1975. Reporter (Peter Craze). Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185397 1974 Z Cars: Gardens T UK. Episode #735.. 10-28-1974 Photographer (Steve Ismay). Peaceful Sunday is shattered when a nattily dressed corpse is found slumped in an allotment shed. Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185398 1967 Z Cars: Great Art Robbery, The (Parts 1 and 2) T UK. Episodes #219-#220. 8-21/22-1967 Reporters (Jonathan Fry, Arthur Richards). Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185399 1969 Z Cars: Lost and Found (Parts 1 and 2) T UK. Episodes #435-436.. 10-13/14-1969 Photographer (Martyn Huntley). What sort of mother abandons her two-month-old baby in a telephone kiosk? Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185400 1962 Z Cars: No Charge for the Estimate (Parts 1 and 1) T UK. Episodes #331- #332. 9-30-1968, 10-1-1968 Reporter (John Owens). An old woman who lives alone is the victim of what appears to be a domestic accident, but when the old woman's purse is missing, the police suspect foul play. Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185401 1969 Z Cars: Picture Of Guilt (Parts 1 and 1) T UK. Episodes #361-362. 1-13/14-1969 Reporter from a Sunday Newspaper meets an informer in a pub when a doorman is shot after a raid on a cinema. The informer has information about the raid which he will sell if the price is right. He swears he has proof -- the best possible kind of proof. Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185402 1974 Z Cars: Pursuit T UK. Episode #737. 11-11-1974 News Media. Police's quick response to an early morning burglary means the suspect's trail is still warm. Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185403 1967 Z Cars: Saturday Night Was Murder (Parts 1 and 2) C UK. Episodes #243-#244. 11-13/14-1967 News Vendor (Louis Raynes). Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185404 1968 Z Cars: Should Auld Acquaintance (Parts 1 and 2) T UK. Episodes #257-#258. 1-1/2-1968 Photographer (Richard Hampton). Commentator (Julian Wilson). Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185405 1975 Z Cars: Squatters T UK. Episode #750. 2-24-1975. Reporter (Peter Craze). Things get tricky when commune members resist a council-ordered eviction. Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185406 1962 Z Cars: Sunday Morning T UK. Episode #30. 7-24-1962 Photographer (Ken Jones). Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185407 1968 Z Cars: What D'Year Mean - Charity? (Parts 1 and 2) T UK. Episodes #273-#274. 2-26/27-1968 News Vendor (John Moore). Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185408 1962 Z Cars: What Kind of Hero? T UK. Episode #12. 3-20-1962 Reporter (Raymond Ross). Young man risks his life to save that of an accident victim trapped under an overturned road tanker, then disappears quietly. One of the bystanders, a retired army officer, pesters the police to trace the man so he can get the recognition he deserves. Police eventually find the reluctant hero, only to discover that he is an army deserter wanted by the Military police. Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185409 1968 Z Cars: Who Was That Lady? (Parts 1 and 2) T UK. Episodes #303-#304. 6-10/11-1968 Photographer (Victor Woolf). A woman reports her widow cleaner husband as missing. Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185410 1965 Z Cars: Window Dressing T UK. Episode #142. 3-10-1965 Photographer (Giles Phibbs). Newtown police and their Ford Zephyr squad cars or "Z cars." The story of the day-to-day work of the crime patrol-cars and their crews in a country police force. 185411 2004 Z Channel: Magnificent Obsession, A DT Interviewer John McNally (Voice). 185412 1997 Z: Dave Riley Novel, A N Mayer, Bob Correspondent Conner Young, pretty female reporter accompanying U.S. troops sent to Angola as part of the Operation Restore Life. 185413 1970 Zabriskie Point M Documentary Cameraman (Peter Lake). 185414 2006 Zach Moran: Blood's Burden NM Matthews, Alex #8 Cassidy McCabe Mysteries Investigative Reporter Zach Moran for a major Chicago paper is 39, is married to Cassidy McCabe, 37, a psychotherapist. Zack is just under six feet, broad chested with smooth dark hair above a bronze-skinned face. Moran and his psychotherapist wife are in the midst of a party when Zach's college-aged son calls in a panic imploring them to come to his Chicago township. His live-in girlfriend has a bullet in her head. Moran quickly discovers there is no forced entry. Learns through her e-mail that she was involved with at least two other men. Autopsy reveals she was pregnant and the son is charged with murder. Zach, in his typical take-charge fashion, tries to direct the investigation, but Bryce thwarts him at every turn, resulting in a power struggle between father and son. And it doesn't help that Zach harbors fears that his son may actually be guilty. Cass, convinced of the boy's innocence, is furious with her husband and sets out to prove Bryce's innocence. And with an attempted car bombing of Bryce's car, it suddenly becomes painfully clear that Kit wasn't the only target. 185415 2001 Zach Moran: Cat's Claw NM Matthews, Alex #5 Cassidy McCabe Mysteries Investigative Reporter Zach Moran for a major Chicago paper is 39, never married, just under six feet, broad chested with smooth dark hair above a bronze-skinned face. Works with Cassidy McCabe, 37, divorced psychotherapist in Oak Park, Illinois. Greatest strength: Willingness to listen. Weakness: Going too far in pursuit of a story. Greatest fear: Being trapped by a woman or controlled by one. Primary vice: Alcohol. Never talks about his problems unless Cassidy forces him to. Every street has its resident cat lady but psychotherapist sleuth McCabe's neighbor is more reclusive than most. She never speaks to her neighbors, never has visitors, never raises the blinds. Cats surround the house. Cassidy decides to find a home for the strays when she suddenly finds herself in the midst of a murder investigation with her as the next target. 185416 1999 Zach Moran: Death's Domain NM Matthews, Alex #6 Cassidy McCabe Mysteries Investigative Reporter Zach Moran for a major Chicago paper is 39, is married to Cassidy McCabe, 37, a psychotherapist. Zack is just under six feet, broad chested with smooth dark hair above a bronze-skinned face. McCabe, everyone's favorite cat loving psychotherapist, is forced to face a traumatic event from her past when what first appears to be a prank turned out to be far more ominous. Recognizing she will need to draw on the investigative skills of her reporter-husband Zach, Cassidy confides a most terrible secret. Cassidy's Internet stalker knows her secret and will use it to deadly ends if Cassidy doesn't act fast to save her own and husband's lives. 185417 1998 Zach Moran: Satan's Silence NM Matthews, Alex #2 Cassidy McCabe Mystery Investigative Reporter Zach Moran for a major Chicago paper is 39, never married, just under six feet, broad chested with smooth dark hair above a bronze-skinned face. Works with Cassidy McCabe, 37, divorced psychotherapist in Oak Park, Illinois. Greatest strength: Willingness to listen. Weakness: Going too far in pursuit of a story. Greatest fear: Being trapped by a woman or controlled by one. Primary vice: Alcohol. Never talks about his problems unless Cassidy forces him to. During therapy, Cass's client Dana undergoes a regression to childhood in which she remembers a Satanic ritual in a forest preserve outside Chicago. Is it a true experience or simply a case of unbalanced thinking? 37-year-old McCabe who is struggling to establish a private practice is uncertain whether to take the memory as reality or delusion. She tells the story to Zach and he recognizes the place the woman described and insists on researching for evidence. Zach argues Satanism and old murders cannot be ignored. Zach develops a pattern of disappearing on Saturday night. McCabe begins to fear not only for her client's life but also for Zach's live. 185418 1998 Zach Moran: Secret's Shadow NM Matthews, Alex #1 Cassidy McCabe Mystery Investigative Reporter Zach Moran for a major Chicago paper is 39, never married, just under six feet, broad chested with smooth dark hair above a bronze-skinned face. Works with Cassidy McCabe, 37, divorced psychotherapist in Oak Park, Illinois. Greatest strength: Willingness to listen. Weakness: Going too far in pursuit of a story. Greatest fear: Being trapped by a woman or controlled by one. Primary vice: Alcohol. Never talks about his problems unless Cassidy forces him to. It's a therapist's worst nightmare when a client apparently commits suicide and his note blames Cassidy. When Cass learns her client shot himself and left a note blaming the therapy, her every instinct tells her it couldn't be true. He was depressed, but not suicidal. Or did she miss the signals? The family threatens to sue so she teams up with her brother to uncover the truth and the closer she gets to the answer, the closer the killer comes to her. She sure didn't need the distress of a client's suicide, the hassle of a homeless cat or the aggravation of the client's black sheep brother. Her life is complicated enough. 185419 1999 Zach Moran: Vendetta's Victim NM Matthews, Alex #3 Cassidy McCabe Mystery Investigative Reporter Zach Moran for a major Chicago paper is 39, never married, just under six feet, broad chested with smooth dark hair above a bronze-skinned face. Works with Cassidy McCabe, 37, divorced psychotherapist in Oak Park, Illinois. Greatest strength: Willingness to listen. Weakness: Going too far in pursuit of a story. Greatest fear: Being trapped by a woman or controlled by one. Primary vice: Alcohol. Never talks about his problems unless Cassidy forces him to. Stranger sends women letters recommending that they see Cassidy for therapy. Puzzled, Cassidy counsels a woman only to discover the stranger's vendetta against the woman whom he's seduced and infected with HIV. McCabe has a house full of kittens and her reporter partner living with her but life is relatively tranquil. Then a series of women begin approaching her with letters from an unknown man who is recommending her as a therapist. He has a vendetta against women and has launched a vicious crusade to seduce and victimize them. Cass enlists Zach's aid to investigate and then she finds out the man is beginning to stalk her. 185420 2001 Zach Moran: Wanton's Web NM Matthews, Alex #4 Cassidy McCabe Mysteries Investigative Reporter Zach Moran for a major Chicago paper is 39, never married, just under six feet, broad chested with smooth dark hair above a bronze-skined face. Works with Cassidy McCabe, 37, divorced psychotherapist in Oak Park, Illinois. Greatest strength: Willingness to listen. Weakness: Going too far in pursuit of a story. Greatest fear: Being trapped by a woman or controlled by one. Primary vice: Alcohol. Never talks about his problems unless Cassidy forces him to. Zach, Cassidy's fiance, receives a letter from a past lover and a son he never knew shows up on their doorstep. When the woman is murdered, Zach becomes the chief suspect. 185421 2001 Zach Moran: Wanton's Webb NM Matthews, Alex #4 Cassidy McCabe Mystery Investigative Reporter Zach Moran for a major Chicago paper is 39, never married, just under six feet, broad chested with smooth dark hair above a bronze-skinned face. Works with Cassidy McCabe, 37, divorced psychotherapist in Oak Park, Illinois. Greatest strength: Willingness to listen. Weakness: Going too far in pursuit of a story. Greatest fear: Being trapped by a woman or controlled by one. Primary vice: Alcohol. Never talks about his problems unless Cassidy forces him to. Zach receives a letter from a past lover and a son he never knew shows up on his doorstep. When the woman is murdered, Zach becomes the chief suspect. 185422 2003 Zach Moran: Wedding's Widow NM Matthews, Alex #7 Cassidy McCabe Mysteries Investigative Reporter Zach Moran for a major Chicago paper is 39, is married to Cassidy McCabe, 37, a psychotherapist. Zack is just under six feet, broad chested with smooth dark hair above a bronze-skinned face. At a wedding in a lush green park, Zack and his wife McCabe witness the violent death of a groom by a sniper's bullet. Did one of the guests hire the hit? Why did someone want to see him die at the altar? What dark secrets lie in the groom's past. The now-married couple find that the groom wasn't the upstanding citizen he appeared to be. Numerous people wanted him dead including two sisters, an angry employee and the co-owner of his restaurant. Moran threatens to expose the suspects' secrets in his paper, his wife has the leverage she needs to get them to talk. But as she comes closer to the truth, the killer turns his attention to her. McCabe had counseled the bride where she seems ready for marriage to a financer. But when the groom is killed, blame falls on the woman's vindictive ex-husband. Cassidy and Moran investigate. 185423 2000 Zacharias Carl Borg MF Journalist (Mette Hybel) 185424 1998 Zacharys Wings N Robotham, Rosemarie African-American Magazine Reporter Korie comes from an elite Jamaican family. She's in love with a social worker (Zachary) brought up in working-class Philadelphia. When her gay, AIDs-afflicted, not quite ex-husband needs to be nursed, she invites him to move in with her. Zach is also living with her as a sort of housekeeper having been fired from his job. Once her husband dies, Korie numbs her pain with marijuana. Zach retreats to his neighborhood. Korie adds cocaine to her diet. She is saved only when she returns home to Jamaica and her stable parents, a West Indian Jamaican doctor and artist. Korie is a Jamaican-born, Ivy League-educated reporter with a fiercely competent exterior that masks her inner turmoil. 185425 2005 Zack Walker: Bad Guys NM Barclay, Linwood #2 Zack Walker Mystery Reporter Zack Walker is a worrier, bungler and reluctant hero. He has moved from the suburbs back to the city with his wife, son and daughter. The newspaper writer continues to uncover the murderous edge of suburban life. Walker has taken a job at The Metropolitan, the daily where his life is his editor. He is following a private investigator on stakeouts to write a feature on the life of a private eye. Zack is working on a feature story that has him accompanying a PI on a stakeout for a smash-and-grab gang. He avoids hassling with a car dealer by going to a police auction, but the car he gets is no bargain. Zack is working on a feature story that has him accompanying a PI on a stakeout for a smash-and-grab gang. He avoids hassling with a car dealer by going to a police auction, but the car he gets is no bargain. When his PI friend is attacked, Zack races to the rescue. And when some nasty folks target his family, Zack pulls out all the stops to try to remove the threat. 185426 2004 Zack Walker: Bad Move NM Barclay, Linwood #1 Zack Walker Mystery Journalist Zack Walker, who also writes science fiction, moves his family from the city to the suburbs and soon finds life in the suburbs can be dangerous, even deadly. He stumbles across the body of a zealous conservationist. He then finds a second body, a cache of cash and a canister of undeveloped film. Murder, blackmail and extortion are just the tip of the iceberg as Zack discovers some very nasty people want what he had and will stop at nothing to get it. 185427 2006 Zack Walker: Lone Wolf NM Barclay, Linwood #3 Zack Walker Mystery Newspaperman Zack Walker is a family man and a reluctant hero. He has stumbled onto some dicey stories before, but nothing like what's about to uncover when a mutilated corpse is found at his father's lakeside fishing camp. As always, Walker fears the worst and this time his paranoid world-view is dead-on. While the locals attribute the death to a bear attack, Zack suspects something far more ominous -- a predator whose weapons include arson, assault and hate. Then another body is discovered and a large supply of fertilizer goes missing. Zack learns his neighbor is hell-bent on using high body counts to make political statements. Zack's idyllic town of his childhood is under siege. 185428 2007 Zack Walker: Stone Rain NM Barclay, Linwood #4 Zack Walker Mystery Newspaper Reporter Zack Walker, family man and reluctant hero, has a knock for stumbling onto deadly stories. But it's one that his good friend doesn't want told that's about to unleash a storm of trouble. As a professional dominatrix in the suburbs, the woman has her share of secrets, but Zack has no idea what she's really hiding when a local tabloid reporter Martin Benson threatens to do an expose on her. Zack tries to persuade Benson to pull the story. Then Benson has his throat slit, his body strapped to the bondage cross in her basement dungeon. Zack is implicated in murder and the woman is missing. Everything he thought he knew about his friend, his town, even his own marriage, reveals a darker side. Zack's twisted trail to the truth leads to a long-unsolved triple homicide, bikers, drug wars and a stone-cold killer hell-bent on revenge. It's a story that's already cost him his job and possibly his wife. If he's not careful, it will also cost him his life. 185429 1955 Zaczarowany rower MF Poland Reporter (Zbigniew Jablonski). Journalist (Celina Kubicowna). German Reporter (Jarema Stepowski). Man with Newspaper (Zdzislaw Lubelski). 185430 2003 Zaginiona: Areszt TF Episode #2. News Media. Reporter (Sybilla Rostek). 185431 2003 Zaginiona: Matka TF Episode #1. Reporter Maciek (Maciej Orlos). Reporter - Aneta - Rewia Gwiazd's (Ewa Szawlowska). 185432 1957 Zagubione uczucia MF Poland Reporter (Kazimierza Witkiewicz). 185433 1998 Zakhm MF India Journalist Anwar Hashmi (Madan Jain). 185434 1990 Zaklad MF News Media. Reporter Magda (Grazyna Trela).Cameraman (Jaroslaw Szoda). 185435 1975 Zaklete rewiry MF Poland Editor (Wlodzimierz Borunski). 185436 2009 Zamiana M News Media. Reporter (Edyta Herbus). Reporter (Krzysztof Pyziak). 185437 2008 Zane SS Popular African-American erotic short stories by Zane. The Sex Chronicles: Shattering the Myth, and “Gettin’ Buck Wild: The Sex Chronicles 2.” Erotic Advice Writer Zane writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog. Wildly successful, pseudonymous Zane is cheerleader, confessor and counselor. A decade ago, she started e-mailing steamy stories to friends who couldn’t resist hitting the forward button to their friends. Next came a small AOL Web site. Today she’s the multi-million-selling author and publisher of her own Simon and Schuster imprint Strebor books, which put out 60 titles in 2007. 185438 2008 Zane: Gettin’ Buck Wild SS Popular African-American erotic short stories by Zane. The Sex Chronicles: Shattering the Myth, and “Gettin’ Buck Wild: The Sex Chronicles 2.” Erotic Advice Writer Zane writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog. Wildly successful, pseudonymous Zane is cheerleader, confessor and counselor. A decade ago, she started e-mailing steamy stories to friends who couldn’t resist hitting the forward button to their friends. Next came a small AOL Web site. Today she’s the multi-million-selling author and publisher of her own Simon and Schuster imprint Strebor books, which put out 60 titles in 2007. 185439 2008 Zane: Heat Seekers, The SS Popular African-American erotic short stories by Zane. The Sex Chronicles: Shattering the Myth, and “Gettin’ Buck Wild: The Sex Chronicles 2.” Erotic Advice Writer Zane writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog. Wildly successful, pseudonymous Zane is cheerleader, confessor and counselor. A decade ago, she started e-mailing steamy stories to friends who couldn’t resist hitting the forward button to their friends. Next came a small AOL Web site. Today she’s the multi-million-selling author and publisher of her own Simon and Schuster imprint Strebor books, which put out 60 titles in 2007. 185440 2008 Zane: Sex Chronicles, The SS Popular African-American erotic short stories by Zane. The Sex Chronicles: Shattering the Myth, and “Gettin’ Buck Wild: The Sex Chronicles 2.” Erotic Advice Writer Zane writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog. Wildly successful, pseudonymous Zane is cheerleader, confessor and counselor. A decade ago, she started e-mailing steamy stories to friends who couldn’t resist hitting the forward button to their friends. Next came a small AOL Web site. Today she’s the multi-million-selling author and publisher of her own Simon and Schuster imprint Strebor books, which put out 60 titles in 2007. 185441 2008 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Barbershop, The T DVD -R HQ 10779 Episode #2. 10-18-2008. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. Unsatisfied with her current partner, a young woman finds the courage to go after what she truly wants: a sexy young barber. 185442 2008 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Big Screaming O T DVD -R HQ 11122 Episode #8. 11-29-2008. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. Maricruz is left speechless after a hot date with Charles. Ana Marie engages in an affair, jeopardizing her relationship with Taariq. Patience and Hunter continue to become closer. A demanding patient forces Lyric to make a realization about her marriage. 185443 2008 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Body Chemistry 101 T DVD -R HQ 10628 Episode #10. 12-12-2008. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. Women throw a bachelorette party for a friend, and after attending the wedding, Patience and Hunter discuss making a commitment. Lyric is invited to lunch by her colleague John, who has more than a work proposition. 185444 2008 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Dirty Laundry T DVD -R HQ 10763 Episode #1. 10-11-2008. Adult. Based on popular African-American erotic short stories by Zane. The Sex Chronicles: Shattering the Myth, and “Gettin’ Buck Wild: The Sex Chronicles 2.” Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. Wildly successful, pseudonymous Zane is cheerleader, confessor and counselor. A decade ago, she started e-mailing steamy stories to friends who couldn’t resist hitting the forward button to their friends. Next came a small AOL Web site. Today she’s the multi-million-selling author and publisher of her own Simon and Schuster imprint Strebor books, which put out 60 titles in 2007. 185445 2008 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Flash Fantasy T DVD -R HQ 10745 Episode #4. 11-1-2008. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. Eboni holds a party for her girl friends where Maricruz gets an education on the various adult gadgets and the joys of self-pleasure when she is introduced to a sex toy named Mr. Dependable. 185446 2008 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Lust in the Bus Depot T DVD -R HQ 11097 Episode #5. 11-7-2008. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. Ana Marie accepts Taariq’s proposal, which causes Patience concern for her friend. Kerrigan tries to throw a wrench into Patience and Hunter’s budding romance. Estaban surprises Lyric with a romantic evening, in effort to bring sexy back into their marriage. Charles continues to pursue Maricruz. 185447 2008 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Nymph T DVD -R HQ 10729 Episode #3. 10-24-2008. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. When Taariq proposes to Ana Marie her gal pals advise her to tell him about her freaky past. Patience is inspired to write about a nymph for her Zane blog. 185448 2008 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Pussy Bandit, The T DVD -R HQ 10628 Episode #9. 12-5-2008. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. Eboni is depressed when Chuck continues to demand favors in exchange for the bank loan and recklessly takes up with a neighbor. Taariq decides to give Ana Marie a taste of her own medicine by flaunting other women in front of her face. Charles pulls a disappearing act on Maricruz, making her question his sincerity about their relationship. 185449 2008 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Room 69 T DVD -R HQ 11122 Episode #7. 11-21-2008. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. Women learn how to enhance their sexual pleasure through a series of classes. Maricruz is enlightened by a pamphlet about satisfying a man. Estaban is confused by Lyric’s sarcastic behavior toward him and confronts her. Eboni is determined to pay her father back and visits a bank loan officer, Chuck, and allows him to make a private deposit so she can make a withdrawal. 185450 2008 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Seduction, The T DVD -R HQ 10681 Episode #12. 12-26-2008. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. “The Sex Chronicles: Shattering the Myth” by Zane hits bookshelves and instantly becomes a bestseller. Taariq and Ana Marie discuss their relationship and try to decide if they have a future. Eboni feels she has no choice but to end her relationship with Frank, once and for all. Patience decides to act out one of Zane’s fantasies with Hunter, to surprising results. Randall walks in on Maricruz and Charles together while his kids are home and is enraged. Patience receives a frantic phone call from Lyric. 185451 2008 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Voyeur, The T DVD -R HQ 10658 Episode #11. 12-19-2008. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. John shows up at Lyric and Estaban’s office for a little “doctor on doctor” examination. Hunter and Kerrigan exchange words over Patience at the Flava office. Maricruz discovers Charles’ dirty little secret after a wonderful love-making session. Estaban confronts Chuck about his sexual exploitation of Eboni 185452 2008 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Wrong Number T DVD -R HQ 11123 Episode #6. 11-14-2008. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. Patience worries about Hunter’s quick change of demeanor as the two continue to get reacquainted. Ana Marie finds herself attracted to a stranger on the phone while she is supposed to be making wedding plans. Lyric suspects that Estaban is cheating on her, and begins to give Estaban a cold shoulder. Eboni’s father pays an unexpected visit. 185453 2009 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Zane’s Sex Chronicles Feature 01 T Episode #13. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. 185454 2009 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Zane’s Sex Chronicles Feature 02 T Episode #14. 1-13-2009. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. 185455 2009 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Zane’s Sex Chronicles Feature 03 T Episode #15. 1-18-2009. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. 185456 2009 Zane’s Sex Chronicles: Zane’s Sex Chronicles Feature 04 T Episode #16. 1-29-2009. Adult Erotic Advice Writer Zane (Patrice Fisher) writes erotic fantasy stories on her blog and five women at different stages in their personal relationships follow the stories to escape their day-to-day lives. The women are Patience James (Patrice Fisher) who is aka Zane, and Lyric, Anna Marie, Maricruz and Eboni. Patience is the vice president of marketing for Flava Cosmetics. She is single but on the dating scene. She works around beautiful models daily but realizes that even though society perceives them as sexual goddesses, most of them have self-esteem issues and no insight into their own sexuality. The daughter of a minister and an elementary school teacher, Patience has always been told to be a “good girl” but craves to let out her wild side, which she does as her alter-ego Zane, the erotic advice writer. 185457 1940 Zanzibar M Reporter (Roland Varno). 185458 1974 Zao shou MF Hong Kong Journalist 185459 1974 Zao shou (aka Thirteen) MF Hong Kong Newspaper Reporter’s daughter develops a crush on one of her father’s colleagues. 185460 1986 Zarahemia Vision, The N Stewart, Gary Journalist 185461 2007 Zauvijek susjedi T Reporter (Robert Valdec) 185462 1939 Zaza M Interviewer, Fouget (Monty Woolley) 185463 1943 Zaza M Journalist (Nico Pepe - The Journalist). 185464 2000 Zbogom Srbijo: Yugoslavia: Two faces of War (aka Goodbye Serbia) N Nezic, Zakalin Freelance Female Journalist returns to the lands of her parents to report on the war. Relying on the media information she has been exposed to, and trying to help a new friend once she reaches the former Yugoslavia, she finds herself caught up in a frightening and obsessive relationship with a Balkan man. Faced with the chances she must take to get her news story, her obligation to help her friend, and her obsession with finding the mysterious and mesmerizing man she encountered on a train to Croatia, the journalist finds herself hopelessly mired in the terror of the Bosnian War. In her struggle to free herself, she realizes that she must also deal with the demons within herself. 185465 1969 Zbrodniarz, ktory ukradl zbrodnie MF Poland Journalist (Witold Holtz). Journalist (Andrzej Zaorski - Voice). 185466 1998 ZDTV News DT Series 1998 TV News Staff. Anchors Victoria Recano (1998-2000, Correspondent, 2000-2001). Co-Anchors Michaela Pereia, Becky Worley, Erica Hill (1998-2002), Steve Abrahms (2001), Scott Herriott (2001), Stacey Tisdale (2001). Correspondents Kate Botello, Alice Chegia (1998-2000), Mark Eddo (1998-1999), Lynn Espasto (1998-2001), Carmine Gallo, Jennifer London (1998-2000), Jennifer Mack (1998-2001), Janet Yee (1998-2001), Leo Laporte (2002), Brett Larson (2002), Correspondents Jim Louderback (2002), David Stevenson (2002), Alex Wellen (1998-2000), Jennifer Argerburn (2000), Nikki Surles (2001), Stacee Barcelata (2000). Entertainment Correspondent (Kris Kosach) 185467 1998 Zebra TF Series Cameraman, ENG (Bas Klant). 185468 1979 Zebra N Grove, Marjorie J. Weinberg List Journalist 185469 1965 Zebra in the Kitchen M Newscaster (Wayne Thomas) 185470 1998 Zeeuws meisje T Netherlands. Series Reporter (Roeland Kooijmans). 185471 1964 Zehir hafiye MF Turkey Journalist 185472 1979 Zehu Ze TF Israel. Series. 1978-1985 Columnist Rivka Michaeli (1979-1985). Hosts Shlomo Bar-Aba (1978-1984), Doval'e Gllickman (1985-1995), Gidi Gov (1982-1995), Moshe Ivgy, Avi Kushnir (1988-1995), Moni Moshonov (1978-1995), Matti Seri, Dalik Volonitz (1978-1980). 185473 1972 Zeitzünder N Horn, Otto Journalist 185474 1983 Zelig M DVD -R HQ 6127, 6128. L Radio Newscaster (Gordon Gould - Voice). On-Camera Interviewer (Ken Chapin). Universal Newsreel Narrator (Wendell Windy Craig). Hearst Metrotone Newsreel Narrator (Dwight Weist - Voice). Pathe News Newsreel Narrator (Ed Herlihy - Voice). German U.F.A. Newsreel Narrator (Jurgen Kuehn - Voice). Publisher William Randolph Hearst (Himself). Narrator (Patrick Horgan - Voice). Writer F. Scott Fitzgerald (Himself). Journalist Susan Sontag (Herself). Writer Saul Bellow (Himself) 185475 1951 Zemma MF News Reporter Rentaro Mikuni (Rentaro Mikuni). Editor-in-Chief (Seiji Miyaguchi). 185476 2006 Zen Man M Reporter (Magaly D'Amato). 185477 1934 Zena, ktera vi co chce MF Reporter (Alois Dvorsky). Reporter (Jarmila Holmova). Reporter (F.X. Mlejnek). Reporter (Karel Postranecky). 185478 1974 Zenes TV szinhaz: Orokzold feherben feketeben 2. T Hungary. Episode #25. Radio Editor (Istvan Verebes). Anchorman (Gyorgy Szepesi). Anchorman (Gyorgy Komjathy). Anchorwoman (Zsuzsa Kertesz). . TV Announcer (Maria Takacs). 185479 1999 Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century MT Reporter (Jillian Fargey) 185480 2001 Zenon: Zequel, The MT News Media. SNN Anchorperson (Cal Wilson) 185481 1982 Zeppelin N OWN - H Florence, Ronald Journalist David Sinclair, an American journalist who decided to make the news he wanted to write about. 185482 1999 Zerkalo dlia nevidimk N Stepanova, Tatiana Woman journalist Female Journalist 185483 1933 Zero de conduite MF Correspondent (Georges Berger) 185484 2006 Zero Hour P Journalist meets with Zero Mostel, the actor, shortly before his death for an interview. 185485 1973 Zero Hour, The (aka Zero Hour with Rod Serling) R Corwin, Norman and Rod Serling Series 9-3-1973 to 1974. 78 espisodes. Presented by the Hollywood Radio Theater. Mystery adventure anthology for radio. Host Rod Serling. News Media. 185486 1993 Zero Patience M Canada Journalist Ann Medina (Herself) provides some of the narration. Reporter (Marni Jackson). Reporter (Andrew Paterson). Reporter (David Roche). 185487 1975 Zero to Airtime N Watson, Patrick News Media 185488 2001 Zeros, The M News Media. Mutant Anchorman (James Kevin Ward). 185489 1985 Zeta Gundam C Japan, 1985-1986. Sunrise studios. Animax and Nagoya Broadcasting networks. Anime series. Military science fiction anime. Space anime. Freelance Investigative Reporter Kai Shiden was a pilot in the One Year War who had a cynical, cowardly fighting style. But after the death of the woman he loved, Miharu, his cowardice disappeared and he turned his attitude around. After the war’s end he became a steadfast, persistent freelance reporter. He puts himself in danger to get the stories on the Titans military organization. 185490 1994 Zeta Gundam CB Tomino, Yoshiyuki Japan. Manga series. Published by Kodansha Freelance Investigative Reporter Kai Shiden was a pilot in the One Year War who had a cynical, cowardly fighting style. But after the death of the woman he loved, Miharu, his cowardice disappeared and he turned his attitude around. After the war’s end he became a steadfast, persistent freelance reporter. He puts himself in danger to get the stories on the Titans military organization. 185491 2001 Zeta Project, The: Crime Waves C Episode #9. 4-14-2001. Sci-Fi Newscaster (Grey DeLisle). 185492 2005 Zetor - vappaana syntynyt DF News Media. YLE Ouluradio Reporter (Eila Volotinen) 185493 2002 Zettai zetsumei toshi G Japan Newscaster (Christiane Crawford - Voice - English Version). 185494 1990 Zeuge in eigener Sache. Die fünfziger Jahre DF Just, Gustav Germany Journalist 185495 1987 Zevar (aka Jewels) MF India Publisher Narendra Chowdhury (Anupam Kher) owns a newspaper that faces financial difficulties. His wife comes from a rich family and refuses to assist Narendra with his problems and complains about his financial inadequacies all the time. Things are getting so bad that Narendra may be forced to close his newspaper. His health suffers as well. Will his wife and her family help him? 185496 1999 Zhen xin hua MF Hong Kong Journalist Sam (Li Xiaoxin - Peter Ho), just out of school, works as a reporter in Hong Kong to gain wider exposure in life. He comes upon a streetwise Hong Kong girl who captures his interest for a cover story. What started out as a fascinating develops into a love story. Together the two young lovers discover hope, happiness and the truth about love. 185497 2006 Zhest MF Russia News Media. Young Journalist (Marina Bakhshiyeva). 185498 1964 Zhivyot takoy paren MF Reporter (Bella Akhmadulina) 185499 1988 Zhong Ri nan bei he MF Cameraman (Wai Hung Liu), Ken's cameraman. 185500 1946 Ziegfeld Follies M DVD -R HQ 3292, 3293. L Journalists-Photographers. A Great Lady (Judy Garland) Has "An Interview." Words and music by Kay Thompson and Roger Edens. 185501 1996 Zielschuß. Ein Fall für den Sportreporter NM Klugmann, Norbert Germany Journalist 185502 1992 Zig-Zag NM Hynd, Noel Tabloid Obituary Writer Paul Townsend of the New York Sun hears a dying confession of dying State Department official of a Russian counterspy's aborted 1965 defection attempt and a major cover-up of "the biggest secret of the 1960s." Despite an attempt on his life, Townsend, using all the tricks of an investigative reporter, relates the allegations that an acting U.S. Ambassador to France had been dismissed after trying to affect defection of KGB agent with the key to that secret. Pair of FBI agents turn up to request Townsend's notes on his conversation. CIA official warns that any further inquiries would endanger U.S. relations with the Soviet Republic. The CIA agent says Townsend had been talking to an imposter since the real ambassador died years before. And FBI agents were imposters too. As Townsend tackles these questions, an assassin is busy eliminating those who might help answer them. 185503 2006 Ziggy: TV News Anchors CS OWN COPY Wilson, Tom 12-13-2006 Comic Strip. TV Anchors. Ziggy on chair watching TV anchor on television saying: "This is Ted Whittaker substituting for Howard Pickering who was overcome by hairspray fumes." 185504 1990 Zimmedaaar MF India Press Editor (Rajendra Nath). Man who beat up the press editor, Bob (Bob Christo). Man who beat up the press editor (Mac Mohan). Man who beat up the press editor (Sudhir). 185505 1996 Zimmer frei! DF Reporter (Manes Meckenstock) Homestory. Reporter (Jorg Thadeusz) Homestory. 185506 1931 Zinker, Deer MF Germany Reporter Josuah Harras (Paul Horbiger). 185507 1984 Zinsen des Ruhms MF Journalist (Christian Janda). Journalist (Rolf Witte). 185508 1992 Zipperface M Female Reporter (Denise Lerette). Male Reporter (Noel Webb). 185509 2004 Zivot je cudo MT Serbia and Montenegro News Media. SFTV Reporter (Danica Todorovic). 185510 1968 Zlocin v santanu MF Reporter (Ladislav Smoljak) 185511 1988 Zodiac N OWN - P Stephenson, Neal Public Relations. Media 185512 2007 Zodiac M DVD 9230 - Director’s Cut. DVD -R HQ 10749, 10750, 10751. Vanderbilt, James (Script). Two books by Chronicle political cartoonist Robert Graysmith (who became the conduit for investigators from different jurisdictions to share information). Reporter Paul Avery (Robert Downey Jr.) of the San Francisco Chronicle is in this true-life tale of the Zodiac killings, which terrorized the Bay Area for years. Avery is the Chronicle's ace crime reporter, is a caustic, tormented journalist. Avery's obsession with the Zodiac killer proves a toxic mix with his own spiraling alcoholism. San Francisco Chronicle Political Cartoonist Robert Graysmith (Jake Gyllenhaal) wrote two books on the killer. His love of puzzles hooks him on the case. Bits of evidence sent by the killer to the San Francisco Chronicle Editor (Don Salmon). Letters to the newspaper were written in code. One of the last verified communications, in 1974, claimed responsibility for 37 victims. Murders were never solved. TV Anchorman #1 (Ted Garcia). TV News Anchor (Bill Seward). Chronicle Artist (David Hodges). Cameraman (Brad Carr). Interviewer #2 (Mitchell Fink). Newsroom Photographer (Nick Pellegrino). Press/Staff (Scott Norris). Copy Editor #1 (Thomas Kopache). Copy Editor #3 (Barry Livingston). Copy Editor #4 (Christopher John Fields). 185513 1979 Zodiac Killer N Weissman, Jerry News Media 185514 2005 Zodiac Killer M Editor (Karen Strassman) of Bellam Books. Bellam Books marketing Executive (Pia Woo). 185515 1971 Zodiac Killer, The M Reporter Pete (Dennis Thomann). Editor LeMay (Steve Harper). 185516 2000 Zoe MT News Media. TV Reporter (Poppy Roe). 185517 2008 Zoe Chandler: Hot Property N Johnson, Susan #1 Zoe Chandler Series Reporter Zoe Chandler, wanting to finish writing her expose on art collectors, has fled to a secluded lake house where a muscle-bound neighbor in cargo shorts catches her attention. The problem is he likes seclusion too. Haunted by his past in the CIA, he isn’t looking for company. But when Zoe’s controversial book brings a threat to her door, she begs Nick to protect her from danger, and keep her close. With his own trouble brewing, he’s not sure he can trust her -- but she’ll do everything in her power to persuade him. 185518 2001 Zoe Kaplan: Better Than Sex NM Holtzer, Susan #7 Anneke Haagan Mysteries Reporter Zoe Kaplan of the Michigan Daily, a journalism student, is asked by computer consultant Anneke Haagan and Ann Arbor policeman Karl Genesko, who are honeymooning in San Francisco, to help on their case. An annoying Michigan graduate student has been conducting research on eating and is poisoned during a food-tasting at a new sports-theme restaurant in San Francisco. Eight suspects at her table all have ties to the University at Ann Arbor. The restaurant owner pleads for Anneke and Karl's help and Karl asks Zoe Kaplan, a student reporter back home, to research the suspects around the dinner table. The suspects are Food Critic George McMartin, a carnivore-hating Freelance Writer Barbara Williams, a fitness-club owner, an attorney, an investment banker, and two venture capitalists. Zoe discovers the writer's membership in the Vegan Militia. She also finds out that the graduate student had an affair with a congressman who was using her doctoral statistics to authenticate his food-tax mill. Another person will die and Zoe will be trussed up like a Thanksgiving turkey before the case is solved. 185519 1997 Zoe Kaplan: Black Diamond: Mystery at the University of Michigan, A NM Holtzer, Susan #4 Anneke Haagan Mysteries Reporter Zoe Kaplan of the Michigan Daily, a journalism student, is enlisted by a hapless fellow student for moral support in her family's dissension over a will. In the process the two young women come upon an intriguing series of letters written by the student's ancestor, a well-born lady brutally treated by her logging-baron husband. Two students, working with a computer-knowledgeable student, unearth a tale of arson, murder and lost treasure that reaches out to touch their own lives. 185520 1996 Zoe Kaplan: Bleeding Maize and Blue NM Holtzer, Susan #3 Anneke Haagan Mysteries Reporter Zoe Kaplan, a journalism student, working for the University of Michigan college newspaper risks her life to expose a sports scandal. This is Kaplan's first appearance in the Anneke Haagan Mystery series. It's the scoop of the decade right before the annual President's Weekend when she learns of an impending NCAA investigation into the school's recruiting practices. As alumni gather, a has-been Pulitzer Prize-winning local sports columnist Charlie Cassovoy of the Detroit News can't figure out how he was scooped by a college girl. The body of the NCAA inspector is found stabbed with the pole bearing the blue and gold Michigan banner. Kaplan is befriended by a computer programmer-detective agreeing to be the young woman's sounding board now that her sports story has turned into crime news. 185521 1999 Zoe Kaplan: Silly Season, The: Entr'acte Mystery of the University of Michigan, An NM Holtzer, Susan #5 Anneke Haagan Mysteries Reporter Zoe Kaplan from the University of Michigan, also a journalism student intern at the local weekly, is on hand to witness and report on a new batch of UFO appearances decades after the famed Ann Arbor UFO sightings of 1966. Kaplan is summer sports editor on the Michigan Daily (published once a week over the summer term). Her eyewitness account of the sight reported in the Daily catapults her to overnight celebrity and a slot as an Associated Press stringer. She has all she can handle when the college town is invaded by hordes of UFO followers. History professor found electrocuted in a charred field. She's assigned gathering reactions from all concerned parties and is surrounded by loonies. When Kaplan sees what looks like a UFO flying over Michigan Stadium, she's sure it is a hoax. Calls start flooding in about the sighting and before she knows it, she has a very controversial story on her hands. 185522 2001 Zoe Kaplan: Wedding Game, The NM Holtzer, Susan #6 Anneke Haagan Mysteries Newsgroup on the Internet for game programmers. A week before the wedding of computer programmer Anneke Haagen and former pro football player turned police lieutenant Karl Genesko, murder threatens to cancel their plans. Both become suspects when a letter bomb kills blackmailer Vince Mattus, a member of GameSpinners, an Internet newsgroup for game programmers. FBI officers go over Anneke's computer records since her name was among those of other GameSpinners on a list. After the FBI questions her, she remembers Vince's abortive attempt to blackmail her over the Net and she soon finds out that he tried the same thing on other newsgroup members. Might one of them killed Vince to shut him up? Includes a Glossary of Internet Usage. Haagen if part owner of Computer Solutions. 185523 1992 Zoe la boxeuse MF France. Short Film. Photographer (Olindo Cavandini). 185524 2000 Zoe, Duncan, Jack & Jane: Midsummer Night's Nightmare, A T Episode #19. 4-16-2000 Interviewer (Susan Chuang). 185525 2007 Zoey 101: Dean's Son, The T Episode #44. Series 1-9-2005 TV News Reporter (Suzanne Sena). All boys boarding school is accepting female students for the first time. Zoey decides to be one of the first girls admitted. 185526 2007 Zoey 101: Wrestling T DVD -R HQ 9665 Episode. 3-4-2007 Aspiring Reporter Lola wants to be a journalist. Zoey joins the wrestling team. 185527 1993 Zohar M TV Reporter (Eran Riklis), Technician #1 (Ishy Ben-Zur). Technician #2 (Itzik Takumi). 185528 2007 Zoli N McCann, Colum Slovakian Journalist in 2003 seeks information about Zoli, a young girl in the 1930s, part of a kumpanija, a band of families that moves about the countryside of what was then Czechoslovakia never staying too long in one place. Raised by her beloved but strict grandfather after most of her family is murdered by fascists, she is taught to read and write, though these acts are considered by the Roma to be dangerous, especially for a woman. Books, even radio, carry the words of outsiders. But Zoli is gifted. She has a voice that sing and a mind that invents and remembers. She and her grandfather escape death and flee to join a group of caravans, a community of cousins, of harpists, a society with music and rules and laws of its own. As a gifted poet, she is “discovered” by a printer and publisher who also befriends an English expatriate who is part Irish, part Slovakian and one of the men Zoli loves. Zoli receives permission from the elders to have her poems published in the outside world, but the very work that is celebrated and makes her famous also leads to her unraveling. She finds, too late, that she has been used. New laws enable the rounding up and resettlement of her people. Banished by the Roma and blamed for their fate, she finds that she belongs to neither socialist, nor Roma society. After the formal act of banishment, she returns to the Danube, to the vicinity of the apartment blocks on the outskirts of Bratislava, where the kumpanija has been forcibly removed. They have ripped out the floorboards of their apartments to build campfires. The wheels from their wagons have been removed, yet they still gather and live outdoors. One night, hidden yet watchful, Zoli watches the flickering campfires and thinks she would set fire to all my words just to travel that air once more. Zoli is loved by many, but only when her songs and poems are in favor. Her true loves turn out to be a loyal few. 185529 2005 Zolotoy telenok MTF Russia. Miniseries. Photographer Men'shov (Alexander Usov). 185530 1979 Zombi 2 MF Newspaper Editor-in-Chief (Lucio Fulci) 185531 1979 Zombie (aka Zombi 2, Island of the Living Dead, Zombie Flesh Eaters, Island of the Flesh-Eaters, Zombie 2: Dead Are Among Us.). M Briganti, Elisa (Screenplay) Italy -Ness Book Reporter Peter West (Ian McCulloch) whose uncle owns the paper and who is assigned to investigate a boat that has arrived unmanned in New York harbor. Joins forces with daughter of owner of the boat. Two set out to investigate father's disappearance in tropical setting. Gory attacks by zombies. They manage to escape but hear on the radio an announcer being attacked as he reads the news that zombies are running rampant in New York. 185532 1993 Zombie Bloodbath M News Media. TV Reporter (Valerie Knight). 185533 2001 Zombie Chronicles, The M Journalist Tara Woodley (Emmy Smith) is traveling to a small town to research ghost stories. On the way she runs into a strange old man who offers to tell her the stories himself. 185534 1991 Zombie Cop M Newscaster (Stan Piatt) 185535 1981 Zombie Creeping Flesh (Inferno dei Morti-Viventi) (aka Night of the Zombies) M Fraggso, Claudio, J.M. Cunilles (Story-Screenplay) Italy - Ness Book TV Reporter Lea (Margit Evelyn Newton), a spunky reporter, and other News Media, bent on an expose before threatening global apocalypse TV Reporter Lea and her male cameraman become trapped in a zombie-infested jungle. Besides zombies, they must deal with members of the military sent to control the situation. She pulls a gun on a military man after he beats up her cameraman. Reporter tells the soldier he won't be the first guy she has killed. Reporter depicted as a nuisance. She criticizes the military project that created the zombies. Then her tongue is ripped out by the zombies and the whole group is wiped out. Film accuses TV and public of encouraging these atrocities when TV reporter's audience is described as never getting enough of violence and bloodshed. Danger of free press shown as a male reporter's televised coverage of a hostage situation enables the terrorists to follow the activities of the SWAT team outside the building. 185536 2006 Zombie Farm M Anchormen (Joe Estevez, Daymond W. Rice). 185537 1998 Zombie Massacre G News Reader (Gareth Murfin - Voice). 185538 2003 Zombie Night M News Media. News Anchor #1 (Francis Dimbeck). News Anchor #2 (Rob Horgan). News Anchor #3 (David Eng). 185539 1999 Zombie Powder CB Kubo, TIte Japan. Manga series. Action manga. Unfinished manga series published by Shueisha Paparazzi Reporter Wolfgangina Getto, nicknamed Wolfina, is a busty 18-year-old paparazzi journalist who specializes in criminal expose stories. Her comatose brother Emilio contains a Ring of the Dead, which he found 8 years before the main story line and has been consuming his life force ever since. Wolfina is introduced in the ninth chapter of the series, and joins up with the main characters soon after in order to protect her brother from Balmunk. She fights using a modified camera tripod she calls "the tripod of justice". At the end of the series she agrees to work for Zanza Gemini for a year as an experimental subject in order to pay for the operation removing the Ring of the Dead from Emilio, and is left behind by Gamma and Smith as they continue their powder hunting. Reception of Wolfina's character has been superficial but positive, limited to contrasting her large-breasted character design to the otherwise lanky designs used in the series and remarking on her creative and quirky weapon choice. 185540 2006 Zombie Prom M Cameraman (Vincent Angelo) for Eddie. TV Announcer-Narrator (Jimmy Hodson). 185541 2004 Zombie Psycho STHLM M Short News Media. Reporter (Patricia Berg - Voice). Reporter (Richard Burgsteiner - Voice). Reporter (Michael Norman - Voice). Reporter (Jessica Wolf - Voice). 185542 2003 Zombiegeddon MF Reporter Jenny Jackson (Tina Krause) 185543 2003 Zombiegeddon M News Media. Reporter Jenny Jackson (Tina Krause). Ted Kopafeel (Trent Haaga). Radio Station Zombies (Len Kabasinki, Lisa McQuiston). 185544 2005 Zombiejager, Die MF Sweden News Media. Brown Reporter (Andreas J. Wimmer). 185545 1945 Zombies on Broadway M DVD -R HQ 6691, 6688. VHS 1271 Public Relations. Two press agents -- Jerry Miles (Wally Brown) and Mike Streger (Alan Carney) -- are ordered to the island of St. Sebastian to get a zombie for an opening night publicity stunt of a nightclub. Radio Newscaster Douglas Walker. Press 185546 2007 Zombies! Zombies! Zombies! M Reporter (Tracy Wiu) 185547 1993 Zombit TF Israel Video Game Critic Doron Nir. Hosts Moshe Ferster, Nir Friedman, Eyal Kitzis, Ron Levental, Idan Miller, Idan Miller, Gal Nadivi. 185548 1993 Zone interdite DF France. Series 1993- TV Documentary. Hosts Bernard de la Villardiere (1998-2005), Florence Dauchez (1997-1998), Patrick de Carolis (1993-1997), Anne-Sophie Lapix (2005), Melissa Theuriau (2006). Journalists Jean-Yves Cauchard (1995), Jean-Xavier de Lestrade (1995), Alexis Marant (1996), Paul Comiti (1998), Manolo D'Arthuys (1998), Fabien Galluffo (1998), Isabelle Sophie Lecorne (1998), Claire Germouty (1997), Patrice Lucchini (1997) Journalists Claire Lajeunie (2001), Sylviane Schmitt (2001). 185549 2009 Zone of the Dead M Anchorwoman (Milena Predic). TV Director (Antoni Sole). TV Crew Members (Dimitrije Vojnov). InterPol agents must join forces with dangerous prisoner to fight zombie hordes. 185550 2001 Zone of the Enders Z.O.E. G Reporter (Liz Stimson - Voice) 185551 2004 Zone stad: Bescherming TF Episode #9. 2-14-2004 News Media. Echtegnote van Journalist (Bianca Vanhaverbeke). 185552 1996 Zonen MTF Miniseries Editor (Eva Stellby). Editor's Secretary (Lars-Erik Friberg). 185553 1992 Zong heng tian xia MF Hong Kong. Cameraman (Everett Cottom). Cameraman (Dave Kaplan). Photographer (Martin McGurn). Photojournalist (Carol Parkison). 185554 1966 Zontar the Thing from Venus M Newspaper Editor Mr. Ledford (George Edgley). 185555 1999 Zoo M Reporter #1 (Tara King). Reporter #2 (Eric Gordon). Reporter #3 (Mel Shulman). Car Radio Newscaster (Janet Zarish). 185556 2007 Zoo M Photographer (Karl Holzheimer). 185557 1957 Zoo Baby M UK Only Press 185558 1974 Zoo Gang, The: Lion Hunt, The T Episode #4. 4-26-1974 Reporter (Neville Jason). 185559 1950 Zoo Parade DT Series. 5-28-1950 to 9-1-1957. NBC Hosts Marlin Perkins, Jim Hurlbut. 185560 2008 Zoo Station N Downing, David Anglo-American Journalist John Russell, who has spent 15 years working in Germany found the Nazis despicable and war inevitable, but still wants to remain in pre-World War II Berlin to be near his girlfriend, a beautiful actress and his son, from whose mother he’s divorced. He writes human-interest pieces for British and American newspapers avoiding the investigative journalism that could get him deported. But as World War II approaches, he faces the possibility of leaving his son as well as his girlfriend. A mysterious Russian hires Russell to write a series of articles praising Nazi achievements and though he finds this work odious, he figures out a way to make the job palatable by involving the British consulate and their chief intelligence officer. He’s drawn increasingly deeper into the espionage web of not only the Russians and the British but also the Germans. He’s involved in other dangerous activities helping a Jewish family and a determined young American reporter. When the British and the Nazis notice his involvement with the Soviets, Russell is dragged into the murky world of warring intelligence services. How will he extricate himself from all three and gets revenge on the Nazis? 185561 2001 Zookeeper, The M News Media. TV Reporter 1 (Susan Caskie). TV Reporter 2 (Rianne Kooiman). 185562 2006 Zookeeper, The N MacLennan, Alex Newscaster Tim McAllister is a super-handsome local newscaster who recently started dating 34-year-old Sam Metcalfe. Metcalfe has a good solid job as a zookeeper in Washington D.C. where he cares for the primates and one aging curmudgeon of a father figure. At home, Sam is also the keeper for his nuclear family that includes his business-like mother, ambitious sister and adolescent nephew. Sam’s best friend Laurel has been there for him since late childhood and now McAllister is in his life. 185563 2001 Zoolander M DVD Investigative Journalist Matilda Jeffries (Christine Taylor) for Time magazine. VH1 Reporter (Jerry Stahl). 185564 2006 Zoom M News Media. Reporter (Lauren Sanchez). Researcher Adam (Adam Bocknek). Researcher Taylor (Jane Hajduk). Researcher (Zoe Mugford). Researcher (Neil Whitely). Former superhero is called back to work to transform an unlikely group of ragtag kids into superheroes at a private Academy. 185565 1973 Zoom! N Townend, Peter Photographer Philip Quest, who has one eye, becomes involved in murder, kidnapping and other adventures. 185566 1995 Zooman M TV Reporter (Lisa Rhoden). Brooklyn father of a slain girl appeals to the media when witnesses refuse to come forward. 185567 1965 Zoorama DT Series. 4-18-1965 to 9-26-1965. CBS. Host Bob Dale. 185568 1981 Zoot Suit M Press (Frank McCarthy) 185569 1997 Zor MF India Journalist Arjun Singh (Sunny Deol) works very hard to make sure that people know the truth behind every story. He lives with his father, grandmother and sister. Aarti (Sushmita Sen) is a girl who also works as a journalist. After a few collisions they fall in love. Meanwhile there is a scare of terrorism with a lot of bomb blasts and innocent people dying. Arjun’s father is accused of giving shelter to a terrorist and it put behind bars. The reporter finds out that his friend is member of a terrorist group. Arjun uncovers a big conspiracy including the frame-up of his father and proves his father innocent. 185570 1964 Zorba the Greek M DVD -R HQ 7948, 7949, 7947. L AFI-Authors Writer 185571 1944 Zorro's Black Whip M L 12 episodes. p. 233, L 529 Publisher Randolph Meredith (Jay Kirby), owner and operator of newspaper. Sister Barbara Meredith (Linda Stirling) and Tenpoint, the printer (Lucien Littlefield) 185572 2001 Zostac miss MTF Poland. Miniseries Journalist (Joanna Benda). 185573 1962 Zotz! M DVD -R HQ 10961, 10963 Pentagon Reporter (Frank J. Scannell). The ZOTZ! Coin has awesome powers. 185574 1993 Zou shang bu gui lu MF Hong Kong. Press Photographer (Michael Miller). 185575 2002 Zouhou qiang (aka Runaway Pistol, The) MF Hong Kong TV News. Antique British pistol travels from Hong Kong to Shenzhen finding its way into the hands of a motley crowd of characters and killing a sex worker, a small-time hood, troubled teens and several bystanders. Appearance of the pistol always brings a tragic result. 185576 2004 Zsiguli MF Hungary Reporter (Veronika Fazekas). TV Anchor (Andras Hajos). 185577 1992 Zsotem MF Hungary. Photographer (Palne Ratonyi). 185578 1999 Zu bunt für Grappa NM Wollenhaupt, Gabriella Germany Journalist 185579 2005 Zu weit draußen N Groschupf, Johannes Germany Journalist 185580 1980 Zubuk MF News Media. The Journalist (Metin Serezli) 185581 1914 Zudora M Chapter Play - Silent. Reporter Jim Baird-Hassam Ali (James Cruze). Zudora, not knowing she's an heiress to $20 million fortune lives with her uncle, a mystic and detective, who covets her inheritance. 185582 2008 Zugzwang N Bennett, Ronan Newspaper Editor in St. Petersburg, a respected journalist, is murdered in front of a shocked crowd on a blustery April day. Five days later, a celebrated psychoanalyst receives a visit from police. There has been another murder in the city and somehow he is implicated. “Zugzwang” is a chess term used to describe a position in which a player is reduced to utter helplessness: he is obliged to move, but every move serves to make his position even worse. As the psychoanalyst is drawn deeper into the murderous intrigue, he finds that he, his patients, and his daughter may all be pawns in a game larger in scope than anything he could imagine. 185583 2005 Zui hao de shi guang MF Photographer. Journalist. Three stories set in three times, 1911, 1966 and 2005. 185584 1984 Zukovka Experiment, The N OWN - P Gottlieb, Nathan Journalist Alex Palmer discovers that a childhood photo of the president of the United States was taken in Russia 185585 1998 Zulm-O-Sitam MF India Journalist Dinanath (Vikas Anand). 185586 2003 Zulu Awards '03 T Reporter Thorkild Dahl. 185587 2004 Zulu Rocks TF Denmark Zulu Sports Commentators (Claus Elming, Jimmy Bojgaard). 185588 2004 Zulu Royal DF Denmark Reporter (Sara Bro - Herself). Reporter (Signe Molde - Herself). Hosts (Lars Hjortshoj, Frank Hvam, Lasse Rimmer - Themselves). 185589 1972 Zum zweiten Fruhstuck: Heibe Liebe MF Reporter (Frank Glaubrecht) 185590 1957 Zurcher Verlobung, Die MF Reporter (Helmut Kautner) 185591 1984 Zurich Numbers, The NM OWN - P Granger, Bill News Media 185592 2006 Zuzu Angel MF Reporter (Sergio Abreu) 185593 2001 Zvezda na odnu rol N Stepanova, Tatiana Woman journalist Female Journalist 185594 1965 Zwei Ansichten N Johnson, Uwe Germany Journalist 185595 1957 Zwei Mutter MF Reporter (Fred Ludwig). 185596 1998 Zwyczajna dobroc DF Poland Journalist 185597 1979 Zycie na goraco TF Poland Newscaster Maj (Leszek Teleszynski). 185598 1965 Zycie raz jeszcze MF Poland Editor Rydz (Edmund Fetting). 185599 1965 Zycie za zycie MF Poland Newscaster's Voice (James D. Black). 185600